Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-09-30

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coming year. beginning with the third volume in No
vember They involve changes that full Of encouragement
ourselves and Of interest and advantage readers
The unprecedented patronage that has been accorded to
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liberal spirit the part Of the public We have therefore
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furnish rytwo pages Of matter in every
Der, nearly four hundred year This enlargement
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Of Illustrations and better variety Of articles than 1t would
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pose make the Monthly in all respects the finest magazine
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ORR CONTRIBUTORS.
We constantly adding the number Of contributors
who will continue 10 he they have BEEN among the best
who write the English language in Europe and America.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
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produced home shall avail advantages
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orr SERIALS FOR THE
Mis- 0IIrHAST the popular English authoress, Of whose
genial and hearty style readers have had taste in
Moran, the Story Of wa Irish Girl" will begin Of
her most brilliant stories in early number, be continued
GEoRGE MAcpoSALps magnificent story Of wLrRID CrM-
BERMEDE will be continued in the coming volume.
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In their columns
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matter and pictorial illustrations, brilliant and entertain
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