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PROSPECTS, or THE FARMERS LIBRARY AND
L MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE. Josx
: sxISSER. Editor. None have wei studied the
THE sources Of National welfare wiihou. perceying III.
natural and friendly conaexion existing between Manu.
facuIres Conmerc. AMI .igreslfrs. The policy which
.,rke. AZ the prosperity OF the Manufacturing
must damage the Agricultural producer, and neither he
uur.ously Affected without ietrineni the Merchant,
once consumer and Garner for both A. however. the ee
renis OF manufacturing ard commercial industry Re
derived chiefly from he soi the obvious Of
al Other c4ss- iha; the wich gives all their employ
t and subsistence should be encouraged and benefited
with every advantage that science confer and
u,heped industry make available, Yet hss not been until
rnarvey slae PERIOD In Europe. and still aer in Amer.
"a that the public mins has .ceu made properly sensible Of
rce 10 rculrrr. and 10 respect Farm.
ing As essentially an Intellectual and dignhed pursuone
which should Imply for followers high mental cultivation
and various aanments Happily, however educated young
men are now betkng themselves 70 Farming As sbasness
which Ike the learned professions has It's own principles
AMI Will have rs literature and truly Il may be ASKED hai
subject has lately given rise 10 memoirs and works more
profound and instructive. been fruitful OF more interesting
results Of scientific investigation. than Agriculture Who
among modern Literal enjoy eEvabe disnc-n than
Li,sIG snd JoHSsroS and BoUssISeAuLr and CsSoorLs
The for Agncral Literature in our country thanks
the able journals that encourage Il, keeps pace with 10
progress In Europe. The fully the demand thus
created have decided TO publish The first day Of July,
and monthly thereafter the FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTH
~ JOURNAL oF ACRIcULrURs, 10 be edited by join ;
SKINNER late Assistant Postmaster General aud founder OF
the fr.t agricultural periodical Published in this country.
Far from being designed or in any calculated To affect
lurousv the circulation Of existing Journal. OF less price
and wider crcliaon they may supply the Farmers table
vh lighter and more agreeable Teieshuien whle IN me
Library he may md sOd Will De more costly
bod
Each number VIII consist OF two distinct parts. viz
I. The FAsNsRs LIBRARY. 10 which viii be published
.1nunrously the best Sfnldsrd Works Agriculture en-
facing which. by their or the language IN which
hey written would otherwise seem beyond the reach Of
le.flv all American Farmers. In this way shall
1--WE for TWO dollars the choicest European reases
nd researches IN Agriculture costing ten tunes a. nucn IN
he original editions not easily obtained al any price, ana
fruay of the reach OF mes who i've by follow NIX ih-
aOugh. In the Farmers Library they viii be accompanied
~ the Editor explaining what may be obscure
American readers. calculated TO mseae the begin
r IN Farming owing differences OF Soil. Climate, Sc
The works published IN the Library will form complete
eries exploring and exhibiting the whole field Of Natural
Science and developing The rich treasures wmch Chemistry
zoology, and Mechanics have yielded and may Yield "a
ghien the abors and swell me harVests OF me ineen
1n-bandman. The worn VIII he so arranged tat me fH
ners' Library may BE- bound up by itself forming man
no volume OF coo pages nj me end OF each year or each
work contained therein may be bound separately.
fl. THE MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AeRIcVLrVRE viii Ike
shou, 30 pages month. ami VIII comprise,
For>ign Selections from the higher class OF British.
French AMI German periodicals devoted 10 Agriculture
With extracts books which not be published
n The Library Ac &C ? Araercan Editorials communi-
tesses discoveries in Agriculture, new Implements &c &C
In this department alone viii resemble any American
work published. II can hardly be- necessary 10 add
hat no Political Economic other coniToyeried doctrine,
viii bee rnculcsed through his magazine Its price viii be
Five Dollars year In advance. for TWO royal octave vol
umes of6o0 pages zach.
Each number ofthe Library will be illustrated by
engravngs. printed type obtained expressly for this
work and good paperte whole got up a. such work
should be- Nitdoe- prove the best well a. the am
1ies and comprehensive Agricultural work pub
ished n this country the fault shall with the pub
i,hers and will not fall short for wat of in
lusry devotion in the Editor The low and definite rate
Of postage cargeahe such periodical aier the lst OF
Juy-sav six "a eight cents nuinber-wl enable many 10
axe IL who would Otherwise have been repealed by the
heavy and caprcous eNactous OF the POsOhce As Post
masters are permitted frank money letters to publishers
anhl that PERIOD and wish 10 print only so many co
pies may be- wanted respectfully solicit orders from
Al who may incline aid US, early VIII suit their con-
genience. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH, Tribune Othce
Corner Of Spruce-sireel, opposite the City Hall
NEw-YoRS, May, l3tl
~ The first number will be published the ls day of
July and thence regularly the first secular day OF every
month
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