The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01

Jones' Emcly Soils and crops and
climptes differ, bot The general principles Of
cultivation are the Same every where, aud here
is tho bcncf of paper published for The
whole country. Every reader gets new IDEAS
by louning what is done some where clae /; |
aud further, ! Gnd that the parer has letters |
from a pnrts uf the country, and one or more
associate editors in different sections, SO that
We get information from many regions and
our own too. One thing 1 must mention
particularly. The editor il constantly warn
ing his readers against humbugs, telling how
sharpers take the advantage ofpeoplo. Why,
| was just going to send adollar for an article
advertised in glowing colore, when found
il shown up as humbUg in this paper But
cannot stop TO talk more now-I have such
lot ofpotatoes to harvest.
Smilh--I wish Ihad. must try that pa
per year, and see what there 10 in it. can
manage TO save two cents week.
Joncs---Never fear. If you don't dnl IL
pays, l'll buy your copies at cost, for my
boys to keep
Smirh--What did you say the paper is call
ed?
Jonos--Tho American Agriculturalst--
It is published in New York city. The ed
ilor, though one Of our country farmers, and
living in he country, finds he can publish
it cheaper there, whore printing, and paper
and mating facilities are all convenient.
Smilh--ilow shall get il
t Joncs---Smply incloGe dollar bill in a
letter. giving your name, Post Office, county
and state plainly and direct to Orange judi,
Al Park Row, New York City.
| Smi0--When does the volume bogin2
:; Jones'-ihe twcntieth yolumn be ,ius Jan.
lat, but al who send in the dollar now get
the rcmniniDg numbers Of lhia year, in addi-
/ ton to the whole Of next years. SO if you
suhscrbc now, you get fourteen month'a pa
q perB. The proprietor also offers some yaIua-
, bic premiums to those who get up lists ol
n Subscribers. Send for the paper, and you
{, may itcrwards find il well worth while tC
g make up club. S)mo 100 persons have
20, good premiums in this way during twc
10 yolis. Some OF your German neighbors ~o'c
j Join ,uu, perhaps, for tho BgricuIWrali5. il
t printed in German. | dilintendto starta cut
q M SELF, but have SO many pc,atoe3 TO dig
b ! can not get the time. My sster-lrlaw ii
f. Iowa, got up q club last year, and received {
i premium Of u 800 Wheeler aud Wilson sew
d ing machines 40 old acquaintance in WiScon
] sin got two OF three good tanning Implements
II aud nephew Of mine in Ohio got beaulifu
copy Of Webster's groHt dictlonary. Thes
IrI hing, only cost them little tma, shown.
* the paper evenings and olcctio day. Seut
S. ia your sub'cripdon and the first paper vii
At tell you all about the premiums. ! forgot +
Sc tell you that every year the publisher send
out to all his subscribers who want them
N lot Of choice Garden and field seeds.
u, Smith--What does he charge for them?
Nothing; they are sent free, exceT
Il. tn, postage. They are of the best hiad an
a one parcel got lass year was worth more t
M me than the price OF the paper.
G. Smith will try il year, any way
m h,lf what you say is true it will be n 600
in investment.
80 Joucs--You will find every word | hay
is sale true
o. sm,h--I will send this very night while
IL the spirit Of il.
ne Jones-,Do it, and you will always thar
ed me for this talk. Good day, must hurry I
,is lg yiug my potatoes, l'ye such a lot of the
it -ihauks to u hint in the Agrieulturst.
in SmiJh-How did You say should dUo
all the letter containing %he dcIlar?
ed Joucs---ro Orange Judd, a Park Roy
gh New York City.