PROSPECTUS
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A Monthly Journal, deooted to the an


prouemenf Of Southern agriculture;


Edited By James Camak, Of .4thens,


Georgia.


TN submitting to the Southern public the
L prospectus for the 4th volume OF the
SOUTHERN CULTIvAroR,' which may now
be regarded as permanently established, the
publishers deem it unnecessary TO advert
to the high character the work has attained
under the editorial control OF Mr.. CAMAK,
and therefore make direct appeal 10 the
planters and friends Of agriculture through
out the southern States, to aid them in sus-
tanning publication devoted exclusively
to the cause Of southern agriculture. The
advantages and benefits resulting from az
ricullural periodicals, have been felt and
acknowledged by the intelligent and refec.
ting tillers of the soil in as civiliz ed ma
tions; TO be most useful, therefore, they
should be extensively circulated among all
classes of agriculturists; if possible they
should be in the hands of every manwho
ti!lS an acre Of land, and to this end we in
woke the aid Of every one who feels an in
terest in the improvement OF the agriculture
of the south.


The first number of the 4th volume was
issued on the first Gay Of January, 1876
It is published monthly, in quarto form. each
number contains sirteen pages of matter
nine by twelve inches square.
| TERMS:


| One copy, one year, 81 90
Six copies, one year, s 90
Twenty-Five copies one year 20 90
One hundred copies one year rs 90
CJ The cash system will be rigidly enfor
ced. The cash must always accompany
the order.


- AS we desire to regulate our issue
by the number Of subscribers, all persons
who obtain subscribers are requested tt
send the lists as early as possible to


J. w. & W. s. JONES.


Augusta, Ga, Jan. 5, ls46