New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03


Ii more than equals our anticipatons high as they
were raised contains right generous quantity and
variety of matter and its character is such 10 COM
mend il the attention of all practical farmers who ap
prccse the of the experience and suggestions
Of men learned IN the practical art Of Agriculture and IA
miar with the sciences connected herewith There are
many In the professions in trade in commerce. and
In the mechanic arts. who delight in studying the III.
crsture OF Agriculture and Husbandry. and all such will
and this work of great worth We do not wish to
disguise the fact that wish To II extensively crcu
alciin part, admit for the benefit OF the enterpri-
Ing publishers who feel certain have gone in their
plan and expenditures far beyond the present public
mcnt of the need of such work the public disposi
ton to support ii-bui still more for the benefit Of the
public ami the great of Agriculturis- whom IL
viii be treasure of scaculable value We feel too,
that In proportion ability is given by means of public
support the ec sance extent and value of the viii
be enhanced We hope 10 the publishers able, by
aud by 10 give drawings snd working plans Of all desira
bic kinds Of architecture for rural purposes the poor
well the rich. and drawings Of all improved and useful
implements employed IN the arts OF Agriculture and s
Kindred arts. Bangor (Me) C0Hrir.
The editor Mr. SKINNER. is extensively known by
reputation. He established the American Farmer
Baltimore and continued its editor for near a score Of
wears more Perhaps 9 more competent man 10 edit
such work the journal" could be found in the
Union. OF his ability TO get up interesting and valua
bic Agricultural periodical the first number gives Abund
ant evidence We thus particular believing that We
doing the Farming interest service in asking their
attention 10 the journal" There i Farmer who
mi -hi derive benefit from its perusa and there are
many who ought not 20 De without II We mean those
who will least feel the expense We shall bc pleased 10
exhibit specimen to Agricultural friends and TO
take the such desire subscribe for H.
Farmers call and see IL yhsssbarre Pa Ga.ere.
THE TRIBUNE PrBIicArIoNs.-We take great pleasure
IN adycrtng these popular and highly useful issues
from the press OF Messrs GREELEY 4 McELRaTH which
are So descrvcly popular and eNertins. wherever
tAey 60, so healihiu and eeysting influence. We
pave received the first number Of the " Farmers
Library and Journal OF Agriculture which in point OF
execution and choice matter than the high
anucpshons OF the public Of is merits Il undoubtedly
country and rchy merits as il Will undoubtedly receive
rich patronage from the friends of Agriculture every
where Irs< Democraf. Harcrhil y. II
From the Prospectus which was published some
months SINCE understood that would probably ex
eel everything Of the kind previously present pub
lshed in this country bat we did not expect ANYTHING
quite so beautiful as the work before Us.
Toledo Blsde
One copy at least, ought TO 10 taken in every
neighhorhood II there those about here who design
70 take il but feel unable csnnot three combine
and ake [ Ira <r-rfuf Nerrh w