Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST RURAL
WEEKLY PAPER IN THE U. s.

The Rural American, published at Utica,
N. T., is now enlarged to eight double
quarto pages embracing forty long columns
OF reading matter. and i, got up in a sty 10
unequal ed by any other similar paper.
lTs Sixth VoLUME.-This highly popular
weekly will commence its SIKH volume,
IJAnu,ry Is, 1851; and it is decidedly the
largest. cheapest, and it is believed the best
Agricultural. Horticultural, Literary and
AMI general Family Newspaper. combined, +,
ever published in this country.
AGRICULTURAL g. HORTICULTURAL De.
PARrNEsTs These departments are con.
Quoted by men Of great experience in rural
pursuits, and are unsurpassed in practical
information by any other pub lication.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT THIS embraces
the most useful information that can be pro-
cured n the entire Encyclopedia Of foreign
and domestic literature, with Biographies,
Sketches, Histories, Travels, &C.. of rute
merit and interest. A tale Of thrilling 10.
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without harm, and whici will be very at
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young people.
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will contain department of Domestic
Economy, in which u vast deal of highly
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hold duties, anG ma tiers pertaining thereto,
besides much other reading of great interest
to the iemale sex.
| News DEPARTMENT Although this paper
is not designed TO supersede local or genera
newspapers. II viii contain weekly sum.
mary oi al the important ey nts which
iran-plre both in the old world ana the new
It ~il be strictly neutral in politics.
The ApIARY.-To practical Apiurians
this paper will afford rich and valuab 10
supply Of information on successful bee
keeping The senior editor Is the author OF
The American Bee Keepers Manual, and is
one Of the most succesrful ap iarians in the
United States. During the year 1861 plain
directions will be gwen IN the Rural Amer
can that will enable any person to RI ke
from i've 70 ten dollarsp per hive clear an
nualy, and simply by the use Of a common
hiveswhich any person can make at an
expense Of so cents.
SIZE OF PAPEa, &oi-The size of the
Rural American is ab''ui the sane US the
Now Yurk Ledger, and much larger :han
any other agricultural we ky now published
al any price.
Nor LOCAL PAPER. The Rural Amer
lean has correspondents in and circulates IN
all the States ol The Union, and isread with
the same interest in Maine, Illinois, Ken.
lucky and California as in, he State of N Y
TERMS The price OF the Rural Ameri.
can is only 81 80 for singh copies; tour
copies s. 90; ght copie, SIC; and iw enty
copies $50, with 50 in premiums TO the
club agent who remits ;or 40 copies; and
other prem ums for smaller clubs, aud u
very valuable work ON the Diseases Of Dom.
es,ic Animals sen, free to every yearly sub.
scriber!
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is wanted in every town In the U. s. to get
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1861. or later, as The case may be. Sam
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i will be sent free two weeks, when so re-.
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or the names of their neighbors who desire
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4 Addrsss T. B. MINER & Sow,
Clinton, oneida Co., N, Y.