The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

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according US it may DO valuable or worthle less
to his readers. You would laugh to see how
he comes down on poor inventions, patent
manures, and all kinds Of humbugs
Mr.. Smith. lis the paper adapted to our
part OF the country!
| Mr.. Jones. Exactly. Soils and crops and
climates differ, but the general principles of
| cultivation are the same everywhere, and here
is the benefit Of a paper published for the
whole country. Every reader gets new ideas
by learning what is done somewhere else :
and further. find that the paper has letters
from every part of the country. and on. or
more associate editors in different sections. 50
that we get information from many regions
and our own too. One thing must mention
particularly. The editor is constantly warn.
Ing his rcadSrS against hun,Jnns. telling how
sharpers take the advantage of people. Why.
| was just going to send a dollar for an arti.
Gle advertised in glowing coors. when found
it shown up as o hunbug in tins paper But
| can not stop 10 talk r,Jre now i lave such
lot of potatoes to harvest.
AIR. Smith, wish Ihad. must trv that
paper year. and see what there is in it.
can manage to save two cents week.
Mr.. Jones. Never fear. Ifyou don't find
it pays, | II buy your copies at cost, for my
boys to keep.
M,. smih.-what did you say the paper
is called
Mr. Jones.-.The american Asriculturist
1t is published .in New York City. The
editor, though one Of cur country farmers
and living in the country. finds he can publish
1t cheaper there. where printing. and paper
and mailing facilities are all convenient.
ninth H. 7 -,
Mr. Jones. Simply incloSe dollar bill in
letter, giving your name, Post Office.
County, and State plainly, and direct to
ORANGE JuDD. Al Pmk-Rou, NeU. York Cny
mr.. Smith. When does volume begin!
AR. Jones.-The tpent,eM volume begins
Jan. lSt but all who send III the dollar now,
get the remaining numbers Of This year. in
addition to the whole of next years. So if
you subscribe now, you get fourteen months
papers. The proprietor also offers some
valuable premiums to those who get up lists
Of subscribers. Send for the paper, and you
may afterwards find it well worth while to
make up a club. Snme 100 persons have
got good premiums in this way during two
years. Some Of your German neishbors
would join you. perhaps. for the Agricullur,a
lSprlnt,d separately in German. did intend
to start club myself but have so mann
potatoes to dig, can not get the time. NV
slsier-in.law III Iowa, got up a club last year,
and received premium of IA $50 Wheeler e.
'son sewing machine; an old acquaintance
IN W lSconsln got two or three good farming
implements. and yourg nephew OF mine in
Ohio got u beautiful copy of Webslcr'S great
Dictionary. These things only cost them a
little time, showing The papers evening and
election day. Send in your subscription and
the first paper will tell you all about the
premiums. forgot to tell you that every
year the publisher also sends out to all his
subscribers who want them lot Of choice
garden and field Seeds.
Ar. Sm'M.-What does he charge for
them
Mr.. Jones. Nothing: they are sert free.
except the postage. They are of the best
kind AMI one single parcel got last year was
worth more to me than the price Of the paper.
Mr. Smnh.-lll try tia year. any way:
II one half what you say is true it will be o
good investment
AIR. Jones.-loul find every word have
said true
M'. Smith. IN send this very night,
while in the spirit of it.
Dir. Joncs.--Do it, and you'll always
thank me for th, talk. Good day, must
hurry up digging my potatoes, I've such 10,
OF lhem-'hanks To a hint IN the .igriculim,st
Mr.. Smith. How did you say should
direct the letter containing the Dollar!
Mr. Jones. To Orange Judd IL Pork Rou,
New York Gig.