New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09
TWO BEAUTIFUL OCTAVE VOLUMES
ON AGRICULTURE!
TO Farrners-0wners of LaDd-Centiemen VINO
Cultivate a Garden.
pETzHOLDTs LECTURES TO FARMERS
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY,
AND
rtfAPR,s PRINCIPLES of AGRICULTURE,

Are nub,.ea complete and entire and bound up together
in volume Of upward OF CIV pages, sno sose'e Gun
h lat. for Scientific Agriculture In the United States
bas created demand for the very information which these
he sn,bor which has me prepare such Course
OF Lectures, Is the compliant nave lesIu iOl Sn!
YOU that being unacquained with he elenehs oi ohes
nv Won have found difficult 10 understand the questions
which are NJ The present moment 80 warmly discusses,
spectng the theory and practice OF Agnc9Itufe. ~
or being less scientific and technical nis language thah
Liehigs work is on that account better snApeu 1 @
OF general Farmers, and ought 10 be hrst read Inc st
in III Preface saws thai perusa of this work With ord
usry viii furnish the necessary amount Of chepea
Information for the purposes OF the Farmer 80 mucn o'
As 10 the work Of Baron Won THAER considered The
most profound and comprehensive and 1.-THE same time he
ans, bai has Appealed in any language and by conPe
tent ges pronounced the most finished AglcuuIa DOos
which has ever been written. IL was Originally WIiI'en
end biished in The German translated and published IN
the French and afterward IN the Englsh language.
London edition il printed In two octave Volumes ana -
Won TbSer was educated for Physician the practice Of
which he relnqushed Tor lhe more 1c, au - INN
he Introduced such decided improvements upon ihsierh
he oer The most celebrated farmers Of land France
Denmark, Germany, &c courted bis friendship sno NE
writings were everywhere sought and sunleu.
THE JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
Ia sniber most valuable Book and contains about b0
pa~es end is bound up oEaich fezhoid ana Won Isei
Tbis volume contains vast variety OF useful and pracca
Information Including Prize Essays and Agricultural Dis
courses IL embeished with numerous EngrhNlngs nv
no volumes tueether viii form most valuable accession
lie Shrsrv ofsnv professional or private gentleman To
ali persons engaged IN cultivatng farm or garden ii
Indispensable -
In reference to these volumes Of the Farers Library
aud AcHthiv Journal Of agriculture, now bound up ana
ready for sale Hon ~ s. BENTON Secretary OF Saie o lhe
state of Neyv-Yok. writes to the publishers az follows;
ALBANY, July *, 1915.
ihsve examined With as much care and attention as my
dime ,xould permit the first volumes OF the JOURNAL VI
AdRICIJLTURE AND THE FARMERS LlBkAkt'
unfinished bv Messrs Greeley McElrath, New YORK, ana
40 moi perceive any objections their INTRODUCTION into ne
school District Libraries Of the State AID can nave no
doubi this work would prove valuable acquisitions IN all
but those where the subject OF Agriculture eh
citss tho nuention Of the inhabitants Of the District
N. s. BENTON, SppL Com Schools
The DEPUTY Superintendent Of The Common Schools
The State Of New-York, writes as follows: -
secreiary's Office, Department Of Common Schoos;.
Mess-. GRIZZLY & McELRATHi
Csenflemea should be happy TO see thswoIh NC rAKn
FRS LIBRARY Journal OF A6RicVLrUktl IN eseIy
school Library the State and nope you "i DC sole 20
AFFORD il Of price which win place i al the command o. the
rural districts especially where am sure II cannot ali OF
being highly appreciated and extensively read W0ks o
his description are my Judgment, eunenty suitable Tor
nus Distrc Libraries, and know OF more useful on
rraeeal liam The present Its execution Is exceeding "
ersdebe 10 the pubshers and The vast amount Of mer
e.ng matter IN It's pages cannot ta OF nSurlng
va MlaS ,Se State verv rcsrecifiy,
| S S. RANDALL, Dep. Supt Com Schools
Thesetvo beautiful volumes may eebisined through any
| Bookseller In The United States
| GREELEY MeELRATH. Publishers, New-fofh