New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
THE TR IBUNE.
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8 Ms kindly intended towards an old fellow
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b;.5e- p-:cs $ much more voluminous and costly
vr.>k-s cooa sized rock,tsh, as j; were. in place
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~ understand s. well ne seeks 10 occupy IN the
r,sss ;n.,!s siyinc on; light and heat the relation
.s.:s -oo3 back loc does in ;ha, pleasantest OF
- .t system OF houss~wa-Ening-a good large open
hck.-v IN y . cold V juter's day. In word, he
: determined IT, with unlimited command OF mate.
"a: he h2s suciea: capacity, 10 establish and put
i.-:h sch work. IS that every Young man follow
- s--cui.ure in the spirit of the age il which we
he shs,l fad !: indispensable to hare Il IN las
!;-c-: snd 10 make himself familiar with the sub
iec:s :: treats and il he would maintain anhonora
- posoa n social circles. such such circles are
s:ai- wy OF being intellectually constituted
AID .te- 81 of any gentleman who will take the
.-q-5la 70 examine the numbers OF the Farmers
Thar. q far IS il has gone, the Editor would,
v.:bo1; vanity inquire how he can invest in a
z-y 80 profitable as By the purchase OF so much of
.ssaa; sad various as well as practical and useful
zn17yedse en- sll subjects connected with the coun-
- he and lis pursuits This be repeats. he may
.ss without vanity because the merits of the work
ooos5s; chiefly in tie selection of materials from the
unlimited supply Of The choicest to be had from men
Of re highest distinction in Europe and America
1nan writing under The influence Of offers of high
rewards By Agricultural Societies having vast funds
= heir command and moreover, under that high
=: and modest OF all s;imuli-the hope of glory
true glory Two numbers Of the Farmers Libra
y have appeared since the following notice in the
Cutiva,o- The October number has beautifully
executed Photographic likeness and very interesting
memoir OF LIEBIe. aud the November fine well
executed steel engraved portrait by GMBREDE,
End memoir of the late JUDGE PETERS, the friend
OF WAsErsGroS. and for many years President of
The Philadelphia Agricultural Society One of tie
la,e ssi1nable JAMES WADswoRTH is in prepare.
ton for the January number.
from the October No. OF the n York Cultivator.
fAEYZRs LfggARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF Ac.
EIcrLTUgE.-Each succeeding number OF this work
comes 10 Us with increased interest The August No.
notice 81 which crowded out Of our columns con
Guides the publication OF PETzHoLDT'S LECTURES
FAENEzs on AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. The Jour
Nal Department contains many interesting articles the
t, Of which is Dissertation Horse Breeding, and
ta Troing Horse Of the United States preiaced by
.hogTsphic portal, OF the celebrated tro;tng mare
Ls9y Suffolk The second is obituary notice of Gen
IN FOrman. Of Nd. wi,h Curious History derived
i'm hin. Of the importation of Lindseys Arabian
Diner articles follow on Under Draining Irrigation. En-
onoory Comparative value OF different kinds of Sheep
T the Mex. York farmer &c. sc.
The September number s decidedly the most interest
Ing mat has been issued 1t commences the republica
tCn or The PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURE by ALBERT
u IHAEk. From the attention we have been able TO
oes.ow. think this highly valuable work evincng
deep investigation and sound judgment on the part ofhe
suihor The articles in the other part of the work. are,
Brief Sketch of the Qualities of the Short Horned
Ca;ie and their Introduction into Maryland with h-
oersphic portrait of bull OF that breed On the good
AID bad point. Of Cattle and the formation OF fat and
muscle by Mr. Read Y. s. Sugar, iis culture and man
1facture; Comparison OF Guano with other mannres;
Entomology SILK Plant Native or Wild Maize; Trials
o. Supburc Acid and Bones for Turncps The fronts
piece 10 this number is beautiful colored engraving OF
me Cotton Plant in its various stages.
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