New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

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ssr t-s sat 1855 Nhch we're translated into Latin by
~ 81 coal decree e. Roman S,nae Auoas the an.
esrl Rcsr,rs ne greatest praise that could b. bestowed
gtn AZ lscIs character Was 20 say ne Has 81 indus
al, % atd iVd coe hushaCdmAn. Cao, who was cele
brsd statesman orator ani general Snd covered with
many honor Yet derived his greatest honor from having
written vOlumiaous worA agriculture Philosophers
Statesmen rrd mobiles 10 Earopc, have not disned to
devote .hsr attention this Inos, important topic
I'm this country some Of the best men Of modern times
have bssn faImcn
some OF the most important writings Of tho immortal
Washington on agricultural topics. Clay. Calhoun
and Webster speak Of any others have each ie
lhir marx She agricultural character of our country
Various have been adopted in all ages 10 enrich
the soil The Jews wen acquainted with the use Of
manur,s aud though guano is new thing under the
"suu ticy knew the use Of doves dung a. valuable
manure 70 much hat the occasion Of the famine in
samara the fourth part OF cab Of doves dung sold
for five pieces OF silver Il Kings, vi 25l The dung
q pigeons Is the dearest that the Persians use
and they sPpy almost entirely for the rearing Of
melons II il probable that account that the mslons Of
lsrshan are much finer than those Of other cities
There is no fertilizer equal TO guano for melons II in
cr,ases tie size and flavor
Puy SAYS that the invention Of manures belongs to Au
geas Who was Grecan king An ancient historian The
orhrasus ngmts six kinds Of manures Salt, either alone
or mixed in tie dungb il mentioned In the New lesta-
jordan annually overlooked its banks ana len ne
hind rich deposit upon which seed sOwD in allusion
T. which Solomon says cast thy breed seed or corn upon
"te waters ard thou shalt frd Il ps1 tler many days
The earliest mention made in tho wa Testament Of a
rlow Il In Deut xxi 10 whore the sraelites prohb
it'd f., n blowing with hnd an ass together Inc
pos says Home, appears 70 have been tarDi-hed WIN
shoe and coulter probably not v"y 'uLAe nose no"
il
Probably e. unlike is possible to conceive two i'm
pmus for the purpose The pow IN use fifty years
AGO was 10 more Ike the best Of those made at this day
tlan good farmer il ike bad The barbarous prac
ce Of gadng the faithful seems by the accounts Of tray
eers to have been prsctced as much then as now One
says
The peote Of Asia Minor goals flarge sze eight
fee. long and six inches at the larger end"
we hope they are tough this travellers story
particularly the larger end
Heficd mentions Ilow consisting Of three parts-the
share beam the draughtpole and the plOw tail bur nus
torans art agreed 10 it, precise form Ce'o ays
plows we're Of kinds for strong ne ohe5 os snl
soils Varre mentions one with two mold ooafd may
mentions pow with one mold board ana others wiln
coulter lie method Of managing TIE gfoanl anu pr
rsriug Il Tor tnce was very different RON that a. ~
etf uursued The recian culture gave Tue gr0un1 h.es
tlryfucs-cue In autumn, another IN spflAsi sna '""
mai b,forr sowing time. whom msnurcs we're eptneo
The Romans seldom dcviAied from the practice OF ia
-, In c,rernI a fallow and years crop succeeded
r~b ei.r 1ho prophet jeremiah speaks OF breaking up
49, CIV, Ground and Isaiah asks, Doth The plownan
- s isv TO sow Doth he open and break the elois
~ M. ,rrouni When he hath made plain the face
b,T,o doi he not abroad tho 6chcs ani scatter
,h. ,urn end cas-, In the principal wheat. and tho ap
81 oiusd barley. and The rye In their piaccai
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