Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-14

OF MIMI WOhh is coming on,
G and Farmers, Gardners, and NIL who cultivate
even hut n small plot, should prepare to do It
well.
Why do not F,RNrns make money as rapidly
rs mechanics AMI other classcsl Ins.-Chieiy
because they read md think less, and depend
more upon simply hard work. TheAtad should
aid the hands.
ferncrs often cSpeu 800, $500, 400, $500,
$500, and even 81 900 or 5000 year, in pl0w-
ing, sowing culiitatiuP and harvesting, AMI then
d. attempt tn single dollar hy emitting h. sup
PITY themselves with journal devoted tu their
OUH interests, AMI inf 'rln,ng them NJ the succcs-
Y iul methods ~ carrying on similar operations
d. pursued by others. Even the ploro st gricullu-
raj paper published can scarcely fail 10 furnish
hints and suggestions which would repay the cost
many times over. How much more profitable
then to get the BEsr-thc old american Agri-
cHitHrfd for cNamplci
This Journal is large Double Qulrto, each
= number containing - pages filled with PLAIN
D.. PRACTICAL, INSTRUCTIVE nrticlts (abnut 800 in
every annual vnunc) which are prepared by
practical WORKING MEN whu give the details
10y how they and their neiHhhOrs do this or that
kind Of work, ichdt they cultivate and hon.
what crops and methods they find proftabie,
and what they find unprQffIbie. II is hardly
possible that any one, whether FARMER,
GARDNER, FRUIT GROWER, STOCK RAILS
Err, or the CULTIVATION Of only SMALL VILLAGE
plot should read Journal u this character with
out obtaining at least some hints that would rem
der his own labor much more profitable.
The experiment. is worM trying.
l. II cW cost bat One Doliar.
The general principles of cultivation, Of fruit
growing, feeding animals, Sc, are the same
eueryWhere, but in orler IN adapt the AMERICAN
IAGmrrirrRfsT IN every part Of the american
, continent, large number Of PRACTICAL writers
'' are engaged, one Of whom Is located vt each II
several points EAST, NORTH, WEST md
SOUTH. These men are gathering valuable in
formation from their several localities, and CONF
/, nuncating it 10 The pages " the Agricultural,
where 1t is accessible to all who wish IN improve
their own methods by learning how others in
different prrts II the country are earring on the
same operations IA themselves.
The Immense circulation " the Agrculturist,
which Is much larger than any simiiat jour
p nal in The worid, enables the Publisher not only
10 secure the very best practical articles, the
finest instructive illustrations, but also to furnish
It at a ioiror price than any other journal Of
lequh udiue, besides eNpending hundreds and
thousands n dollars every year IN the free dis
trilution Of new and valuable secds 10 the sub
lscrihcrs.
= lie has during the present year sent on; over
FIFTEEN THOUSAND separate packages Of the
CHINESE NORTHERN SUGAR CANE SEED
FREE
AMI each old or new subscriber not having re-
ceived them, can still have package Of 300 or
IL 400 pure perfect seeds. This aud the following
offers hold gonl until April 10Th, or later.
Al least one package ot valuable seed will he
annually given free tn every subscriber IN the
lAgriculturist, the only condition uf reception is
that the applicant furnish ready directed post
paid envelope for mailing the seed in.
In addition To the Sugar Cane, every Old AMI
neir subscriber desiring II, will h. furnished this
. Spring with package q liking Philip Corn, ~
one of "Darling's Extra Early Sweet Corn
stweWs sweet Corn" and "Whitc Poland
'Oats,p all u which have proved valuable (see
Agricultural for March) 4 ready directed post
paid envelope will be needed for each kind ap.
piled for, and as many seeds will he enclosed rs
-. will lie covered by the postage stamps sent upon
- each envelope.
A CALESDAR ~ OPERATIONS u be pcrfume,l in
the FIELD, OmrHAHD, KITCHEN, Fntfr aud TLuw.
M GAADESs, Hot and Grecu-Ilouses, &c, Is Civ.
en- at the beginning 4 every month This il
prepared with great labor and care, and l. high.
ly valuable To every one
To get the Agricuturist for a year II Is only
I - necessary IN send oSg DOLLAR with your name
Post uihcc, and State, with the necessary ready
envelopes for such seeds Us are applied for. nj.
rect N the publisher, ORANGE JUDD.
No. 19l Water-st.. New-Ynrk.
N.'D.-Thc Agricultural Is never forced upon
any one, but is ai,cdys stopped uhcn ne tim,
= ergrss
:. n. B.-The paper Is also stereofyp,i. and
new subscribers can he supplied from the begin.
ming u volume XVI dan. lst, lS57)
y. B.-Bclow Il given an outline " few NJ
the leading articles IN the first ulree numbers ol
this year, all Of which are plainly written. prac.
tical and very instructive. Each number con.
tns original costly Illustrations interesting AMI
Instructive. Tnesc three uunb.-s viii b. mailed
a; once 10 new subscribers, and the REM .niuH
I" ! n,s uoPk {f' . IS iii d " asrath h &
the old list n long standing Subscribers about
one thousand new subscribers per usck. hay,
ii been received since last October The publisher
Is encouraged to put forth additional exrrtions
% increase 10 the highest possible limit the H.
.trnsic value Il this OH standard Journal. Eue.
~ succeeding num6cJ irW be an improve
Risnt upoH tic past.