Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-12
' . l.. XIV. NO. %.
EBROsPECTUs of the FARM ~ : -.

or XIX CENTURY, or Encyclopedia
o. Pr0cItcaI Agriculture, con,aininG n.
pest MODE OF culture adopted in Fame
England, Germany and Flanders. G,i
t practical Instructions 10 guide the ,n,oiI
cuItlvator, The farmer, the director 49,
the large proprietor in the imrroyp.
ment OF an estate; The gene.aI princirlss
OF agriculture, and the culture of all the
useful plants; the training of domestic
animals, and the veterinary art: The de.
scrlplion OF the various arts reIalInp to 30.
ucuIlure; rural Implements aid lu1J.
lngs; the management and improvement
Of vines. fruit trees, timber, a, d I.r.s,S
tanks, &c; the economy, orga nizalicn
and direction of rural establishment, n,J
/ finally, Legislation as applied to agrcrIt.
ure; closing with a table of contn,S al.
phabeticalIy arranged u list OF figures
authorizations, and authorities cited.
An Elementary, Complete, and Meth.
odical Course Of Rural Economy, with
more than Two Thousand Euglayno<
representing the various ImpIeuen'>, Nh.
chimes, sets ofApparatus, Breeds Ct All.
mails, Trees, Shrubs aud Plants. HuraI
Buildings, etc Digested al d revised ly
a committee of Scientific and Ptd,.yI
AgricuIturists, belonging TO the A2rrnIrn.
raj Society of France, under the d,rcc>i,A
of NJ. Il. Bailey, Member OF the Str5ttivs
Of Agriculture aud Horticulture. Trns-
lated from the Ffrrch, With Notes I'd. Il.
ING it 10 the use Of farmers ia tie Ur.,d
States Of America, by Etizur VII t;. Jr.,
formerly Professor OF Mathematics sid
! Natural Philosophy in he Western Re-
serve College, Translator CT La FOu!aInls
Fables, SC.
Agriculture is the foundation Of all hu-
| man arts-,-rhe art for which man was
made, and The perfection Of which is his
chief happiness and glory as the lord tenn
poraI OF this planet OF this sublime AT,
all other ants and sc encts are bat Stat, iH,>,
their business being to wait on, ard ad, IL 1t
with their moonshiue. Const Quent,y, 40
man more than the asrieuilurISl needs Tie
full use OF his brains, and q perfect cou.-
mand of all toe treasures Of human cN}t.
rience. S, The !arh,ets Of The Uuutd States
view the n,atter aud in presenting ILch,
with a translation Of the crit b ajtI Nl;I>uu
Rustique Of The French, we have H. GouN
OF their hearty support Il Is he worn Of
all works upon practical agric uitule-lAr
most scientific, clear, and comprehrI slvr.
France has lCng cxcclled in T5oEiutIe
farming. This IS the source OF Der wealth.
England is rich by Goals and commerce.
Tier agriculture is S; lendid, but >omr;rnts
costs mole than 1t comes to. TAoSe VITO
have fortunes 10 spend, may buy the vast
+ works of MARSHALL, Dickson, A!}hur
e Young, Loudou, &c, but these " no wish,
10 gsta fortune out Of the soil, viii E,I
he French writers better ab!tt to Show IT,, III
!, the way. The rXceiIt nee OF Fr, nch cjr-
= mcntarV works IS we'll known to all teach.
= erS. For ccrlurits the Maisom Rus..C,c
has been in France, the st"nta.d c',ns Dt-
h airy worll-'he Spelling -bopk AID %ryo-
e nar Of farming. The present edit on .or
3 1.-The nineteenth ctn:n'y,'' has been T..
d written and brouott Up Alb tie "uarch
Of mine" BY sky of the ab1cs' oe1onc-
It mes France. 1t has all he light OF he
d latest Improvements, not cny IN FIaLct,
II but IN all Europe.
;. William Ctbbev, one cfthe most sue
:, cesstul farmers 10th in n2FaLd AID Anrf-
" ia, who wrote The best English sly K AID
the best Frruch grammar that evtI Was
valued the MaiSUn Ru>i'qs.e, not ohI} Is
= an encyc !Hreda OF TAI ming, bot as a ned, )
20 OF educatt"g his children. He vas hs
d, own sChoUmasltr. In Winlcr evtI,jr,c5
\, his fanti.y resolved it>t finite srhout, I'D
1 he thus speaks Of he use chen made IS
= work -" Oar book Of never Etl'iny Il.
= source was the French .MniS"n Rus;iCut,
= or Farm House, W HEB, ii is SAID, was tie
d book thar firsttem t., Duguesnris(I lLu Il
that was his name.) the famous hys cur
b IN The reign of Louis XII, 10 Eta>n t,
81 read. Here are all the four.Itg9,d unG
IS 'noiS, from the horse down 10 lbc mousr
Il ortralls ana all !; oil tie tiiGs, Itin.S
ID insects; all tie modts ofrcarlrc, nar e.
8, mo, and VSlng the tame ones, "td I, Ct.
l. >trOYlug those that are miSrhitvt IS al
~ The vorIcnS traps, springs, re's; al ii, q.
c, b0rS CT the firtd and garden EXIT lsI, Is
10 we'll as the res, ia plates; a.uI,1cn.> !,
a. 10 any leisure moGienlS, 10 iOIu hi il a. 5.
IS tive group, 10 read the French, 0lU I'll
h hem what It meNutd in Er2!f>t, when
d. The picture id not suGitvu,i; ,>;.,t1 -:
Il self, never have been without c.. -:
L Iot thts book for forty years, EXCEPT Gn'' Z
a The time that | was flrtl2 fIon, IT,, 't"'
It. geons Of CastIereagh and Sdn,u.t, ID
il 1917, and "hen got to Lono l. ~ {. -
r first book | bought was another M.-c'
ut sRns'tqne. "--Adcice 10 Yoans Nen, A."
Ms 29l.
by Of the qualifications Of tie trar> 'avr. ii
in may be SAID that he is a practical &'nH
n. ard IN regard to histrdns!a1Iou Of L. r."
tame, which has been reprinted III -
10 land, an English reviewer contests e."
on he " does nol know the Eng!I>h "Tr'I
", who could have done il better"
S TERMs.-Ihe work will be r. '.',i &
II. as d SemI- rnnI1 hlu nerindicol IN nILii. "