Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-26
THE PRESS AND THE RURAL.
IHE RURAL NEW YORKER hn


but ofmte friends have been very appreclntye Nm
their notices For this Kindness we tender grcatf ac.
snowledgements and ehal take great pleasure rccpro
eating whenever opportunity offers. [For example we
have many wood engraungs from which we can (and
frequently do) furnish casts to exchanges nj merely
nominal prices without regard to making money by the
operation and friends desiring any the illustration
used in this former volumes Of the Rural can have
them at stunning prlcesl We suboin extracts from
few Of the many "hrstrac notices. accorded the Ilu-
raj of flatesuggeshg that those who wish to do like
wise may here find some excellent models.
MooREs RURAL NEW YoRKER.--It gives us plcaszze
ed In New York by our former Fellow ciz N, and ex-
mayor d. d. r. Moore. In looking at the paper, the
improvements constantly making at glance.
Every thing about It indicates progress In ali that
pertains to Agriculture Horticulture and Rural Life II
umns are always filled with well written miscellany
taes and papers on art and science together with sya
inc Rural s now in It's 2sd volume and presents all
the freshness and ygor Of youth with the solldy of
1t is now issued in semi annual vOlumes In locking
over the last issue find large collection of reading
matter of the choicest kind. As weekly visitor It Is
always welcome, and many families would be lost With
out IT, The writer's and the artists engaged upon II are
the bett In the profession aud they are cng then selves
credit bT what they send forth to the tSublic
Rochester Daily Union.
Moons RURAL NEW YoRKER.-This is the very best
Agricultural journal In the cOupiry Its Agricultural
horticultural and Mechanical Departments are made mn
by the most experienced editors to be found its cor
throughout the CnOn To any farmer the Rural must
prove Invaluable as source of information regarding
mis- pursuit. At the same time, it is a most welcome
visitor to the family. as its Miscellaneous and Domestic
departments embrace the choicest original and selected
more Of the qualities Of rstcass Family and Agrcu
mra syc 'nS1 oS ae II printed in ad
large pages weekly Ciaci6nda Postal Bulletin.
| The RURAL NEW YORKER published by d. D. T.
Moore, Al Park Row. New York to which we are indebt.
ed for very frequent articles is hereafter account Of
It's large SIZE TO be devlded into two volumes yearly in
stead Of hereto ore, the current volume beginp
with the first number in July The last number i'm july
contained ndices Of subjects Illustrations and ADVERTISED
mcns which will be very convenient for those who prc
serve the papers for binding every one should The
papers in the world it would mot be- TO O me ne very y Dss
that sMr Moore il without rival in enit rprisL in max
Volume Tynont Farmer G Reoorder -'"'i ' i'O
EXCELLENT and pure its literary contents abound
@ raI ah Hs 'nlornaii9n @ on al matters pertaining
sured N. y. Ecan0eia
MooREs RURAL NEw-YoRKER since its size una
doubted, Is the largest and handsomest Agricultural
Weekly IN America. We hear without surprise that its
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ALWAYS freeh and varied and suited to almost every
Inc rpntp mns hn,. @ II now low stands prominently,
Glass published anywhere-S. $. pts5tOr
ever PeSr saw IS G a onG Family Newspaper
Editors an men of reputation, besides numerous regl
" " keStScGV SSvta Statesman.
THE RuRtL is most elegantly printed, ably edited,
widely circulated and harty welcomed paper as whole
! Wtsf Rrailch (Pa) Bulletin.
TIE RURAL NEW YORKER lie full of information on all
e'aPvy wn,ie 'he literary department is espe-
in the states.-N. T. Daiy Star. '''''' p'p''
TnE best agricultural weekly in the country Moore
hurul I>eW-l lofkcr, published IN this city.
Ame,5caa ODD FeUow.
BETTER THAN EvER-We have received tie lalf.
yearly bound volume uf Moore's Rural New-Yorker.
from January to June, inclusive We have atentiyely
Teuu hOOe hlfNl nv dt1.
ing but We are sure, looking over the full Volume
Tor the past hall year, that before was it 80 well
worthy Is position the leading Agricultural and Fam
ily Newspaper of the country We were sorry TO lose
Nil Moore from Rochester but his friends NOW see and
rejoice ut the greater which his paper has
eu IN the Metropolis The change of tue volume from
yearly to haliyeury, is great improvements as ena-
pies Rural readers 10 have their papers bound with ull
index and tial page everery six months The greatly
Increased sue ol the paper rendering this
sary Each volume contains four hundred aud sixteen
pages making two volumes, and than eight Fun.
pages nlled with choice reading and fine engravings as
lhe price Of years subscription In its early DAYS
when papers were cheap, MIR; Moore did better
by his readeis either In quantity quality of matie
than he is doing the n suit H. to place the Rn
Roch Ere Erpress.
MooRE's RURAL New. YORKER is second TO no Aorjcul.
III al paper published in America, in many OF s de-
parents exces all competitors 10 the farmer especi-
any II Is most invaluable companion aud conseor fur
nshng interesting, instructive and reinbe FORMATION
on all matters relating 10 the farm and garden stock
raising the dairy and the household Its pages are reg.
nary oeautihed with engravngs OF superior kind and
the general appearance OF the Rural Is quite coa 10 lis
pretehtions ol peins the Napoleon offs Glass
| Adoertieer, London, ontario. q
MooRE's RURAL New YoRKER-Throuub tho mast
year our readers have hevn from time to time vastly
benefited we doubt not, by the many extracts
we nave published from this able Agricultural weekly
It's cass IN all the land AT every freside in Lincoln
county n ~ we G snoua Dc gad to know 1t would go every
should feel gratihed many hcarths and homes glad
dened by its presence Gus people would be
wiser and better Tor t--Dilatch, STAFFORD, ~.
ThE publisher of the Rural New Yorker makes nov.
81 6er b lie PROPOSES t. give three months subscription
~ for the 52 numbers of year. The Rural is a
sound and popular Journal and Ia text and illus
| Gently paid much attention to war pictures and has
dohe great service thereby to his army of readers.
". Y. Commercial AdpfrtiSer
MooRE's Rural NEW YORKER published weekly nv ID
ID. Il. Moore at No, II Park Row, New York, IS as a
srrYer Mr. Moore has engaged some Of the best lye
r talent III the country and his artists epgravers and
bic and thoroughly aslstc Journal Its price Is within
the reach ofall, hence Its large circulation.
| depository, ChGn6efs6Hrg Pa.
MooRE's RURAL NEW YoRKER the most splendid agri-
cultural paper OF the day OF this any other country
closes the first volume OF the year with complete index
with papers of this mammoth size, and adds largely ia
It's value Tor future reference Live farmers wishing
paper published out Of their State all take Moores
Rural Hack EQe burlington Io'cd.
MooRE's RURAL NEw.Y YoRKER, which is unquestiona
py inc S,sweeky agriealIn.a publication in the eoun
dsnsation OF the news its literary articles and selec
1t peculiarly attractive. The number for August i9tf
contains, among other pictures capital portraits o.
Prince Leopold and King William /. OF Prussia
". T. Daily Sun.
The RURAL NHw YopKER has so long been at the heat
OF the Agricultural periodicals OF the country that an,
word said In ts praise by would be sulerfluous
During the coming year its proprietor Is determined
Guido all his former efforts and will embody In this hi
hyors enterprise oil the requisites OF perfect Horti
cultural and Agricultral paper No intelligent farme
can afford TO do without ii-Chigtain, Fle6iO, Col
MooRE's RURAL NEwYoRKER IL now the brghtes
and best Horticultural and Agricultural Weekly In th
United States. Besides dealing with all topics r.lan,
pedia of domestic lore and gives choice budget of orig
nal family reading In each number. Not its six
teen shining pages that cannot be read with delight AM
proht-AdEocate, Racine, Hss
MooRE's RURAL NEw.YonKER is the hest Agriculture
ons Of objects of interest and utility and It's pages arr
filed with discussions Of Agricultural subjects and In
formation useful to the farmer the gardener and tn
fruit grower. lt II wide awake and progressive.
Eastern Argus, Portland, Me-
TRE RURAL NEw-YoRKER which has long been recoo
nized as the first among the beet agricultural papeT In
proves with each issue. This weeks presents the bes
portraits OF King William of Prussia, ard Prince Leo
pold, whose nomination to the throne of Spain cause
such tremendous commotion In Europe, yet publishes
In this country.-N. T. Daily Times.
tbs RURAL NEw-YoRKER is the greatest aud oldos
newspaper devoted TO Agriculture Horticulture an
general Inter- of the people that We know or II 0u
tains reading matter than any other paper of a.
kiad and vast amount OF useful Information to ALL
We cannot TO highly recommend IL TO our friends.
Nears, Gsor2etorRr o.
| UP TO THE TInRs-While A.loFe Rural New. Y Yorke