Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
v o L. XIV. NO. go
UDRosPECTUs of The r,n,

or XIX CENTURY, Or EncvcIoneJ;S
Eof practical Agriculture, conra; SftoP'a a,
} best mode OF culture adopted in Fso,. '"S
Engian Germany and Fjandera'' "i'F e,
PRACTICAL instructions TO guide ,ba IO'l
cultivalor, the farmer, tie dren' c small
the large proprietor in the j n,rra "''o
ment OF an estate; the general nrjnr;nI<
! OF agriculture, and the culture Of all '' ,>
useful plants; the training Of dcn'os ."o
animals, and the veterinary art. the a.
! scrlptlon Of the various arts relatnr
trIcuiture +; rural implements and E~S7
Iings the management and imoro1o,'..'...oo,,
ct vines. trait trees, timber, AID f,ra..,
tan ks, &c. the economy, ore3niy ., ;;.,'
and direction ola rural establishment. w.. .'I
finally, legislation as applied to aor;,1 ',.0
ure: closing with table of co0;gr,s ~
phabetically arranged a list 0, r.n1.
authorizations, and authorities cited.
An Elementary, Complete, and },r.s
odical Course Of Rural Eccaowr. VIZ. ~.
more than Two Thousand En- r;ayi,.n@
representing the various In2Ipntl.s, NJ.
chimes, sets OF Apparatus, Broyts If A,,;.
mails, Trees, Shrubs aud p."rta. prI.r
Buildings, etc. DigeSted q. d revised ~
a comtattee Of Scientific AID Dfsv..
Agriculturists, belonging to the Acr;:Yl:..
raj Society of France, under the digcc:;.a
of NJ. +. Bailey, Member OF the Sc?5.,;,,
OF Agriculture and tIorticuAnre Y"r..
| lated from 'he French, with Notes a5-e..
ing ii to the use Of farmers ia Tic Jrni',l
States OF America, by Elizur WiioI,J-..
formerly Professor Of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy 10 he Weston T..
serve College, Translator Of La Fot.,c:rts
Fables, &c -....<
Agriculture is the foundation Of all Lu.
man arts---the art for which man was
made, and the perfection Of which is his
chief happiness and glory as the lord teri,
~poral OF this planet OF this sublime a.
oil ohcr ats aud sciences are bat star, ..;ty.
thelr business Icing to wait on, and aGvtl. ii
with their moonshine. Consequently.
man more thar the agricuit0riSt nytSs!!.
iull use Of his brains, and rrr!rcI cria-
niand 0! al, TIE treasures OF hualun v\tt.
rltnce. Srthe farmers otlhe Unjtrd SAFES
view the matter; and 10 presenting Htm
With a trans laIlOD OF The celcblaied Nsj>cn.
Rustique fine French, we have no Gc,.!,
OF their hearty support. II is the wotA e.
all works upon practlcaiagric uilurr-llr
most scientific, clear, and comprehensive.
France has long exceIrd IN g?cEM,c
farming. This is the source OF her vta#h.
England is rich by Goals and ccmnt.cy.
Her agriculture is s;.Irrdid, but scmc;im,s
costs more than 1t comes TO. Those vA9
have fortunes to spend, may buv the VS.;
works of Marshall, Dickson, AnInr
Young, Loudon, Sc, but these who wish
q SCI fortune ont Of the SOL, rji hld
he French writer's bitter abtrto Shou r*,I.
tie way. The excellence of Frcrch r1..
mcEtaty works is we'll known 10 ALT ac1a-
RS. For centuries the Nlaison Hn>.q.r
has Been m France, the standard e.,h.,.l.
airy work-the spelling book ana ",au,-
mar OF farming. The present edition lar
she nin"'c"n(h ctn'u,v," has been re-.
written aud brought up viii The "n:arh
ofnl'nG,' 81 sky Of Tie aLc&t "ncr. IT,
mes" France. 1t has all The light q tie
latest Improvements, net cr!y in TIv.cr
but in,a.l Europe.
William Cobbelt, one Of he most <rc-
cesStul farmers both in Eno lard AID Autr.
'ca, who wrote the best English style "l.d
me best French grammar that ever VS..
valued the MaiSnn Rustique, not cnIy IS
an encyclopedia Of farming, bur as i n.-.1.s
OF educatlng his children. He was lis
own schootmaster. In inter ey+r:ros
his family resolved t>,i1nto aschoeI.~,I
ne thus speaks OF lie nset then nate,l!,>
work Our book Of never fal.,.y ,,..
source was the French Maison Rusl.eur.
OF arm House, which. il is said. was \ i
DOOR that first tempted Doenesnois nl}:l!,
that was his nane,) The famous phvs;c:.H
10 the reign Of Louis Xii, to learn -
read. Here are all The Jour. 9vcatd a,.s.
rnaiS, from the horse down 10 Tie n:oa...
portraits and all all HE birds. rc,n:t.<
insects alltbe modes Of rearing, nanar
ing, aud osing the tame ones, and CT &C.
stfcYng those that are mischievrne I'll
me various traps, springs, nets; al},nc Ia.
hors OF the field and garden exhibited ~
Weif as the resl, laplates; aud there was /.
10 aEy leisure moments, TO join this iroci,.
tive group, TO read the French, and It'll
hem what It meared 10 English. vEta
The picture did not sufficiently exn|ai,.2..
sell. never have been without . cry
q 'h!, book for forty years, EXCEPT 1t,.I..,
ne l5 'l tt tn mat was fleeing fom IT, G...-
eeons OF Casslefeagh and Sidro..,@. n
1871 and when got to Lone ls,ar3 lie
hist book | bought WAS anoiher A.i,cn
b kas'ique. "--Adetee TO Ioung Ken, III
81 the qualifications OF the Translator, i:
may be sad that he is a practical G,~er.
and 10 regard to bis translation Of Ia Fon.
,alne' WHICH has been reprinted in Eoe.
, !, an 40 English reviewer confosses thai
ne does moi know The English writer
VINO could have done itbetter"
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