The Ripley advertiser., 1856-07-10

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New York Horticultural lev;e~.
A UUolM Of Soo(RoAN Art,
sursnsLx AsD PseErsrLr iLlusrRArrp.
Devoted 10 the Amusement of
the Rural interest Il America.
This is one Of he largest and most Ella,
osass works Of tie Kind 10 the void.
Rusal Architecture forms one Of The ,,;,
eipal features. Each number contains f,on,
twc to four sngrsyings Of model eo,,a.sa
from designs by eminent aad .killful srsh;
tects. Space Is also assigned to th. ,a.,s
fal art Of Landscape Gardening; enyrars 4
plans Of gardens in every style. aud sdsn
Ted to the p~culisrities Of different ordr,s
of architecture. beautify the work.
Engravings Of new fruits. new flowers
new vegetables. &c.. are illustrated nni
described as their respective qualities c.n
be determined. forming the most complsts
and elegant Manuel Of Rural Husbsndrv
ever attempted.
An experienced corps of practical wr;
tars. seven in number, are engaged to til
its columns.
It contains seventy large page, and !,
printed on the finest peari-surfaced paper
manufactured expressly.
TERMs:-$2 per annum. payable inra.
rixbly in advance. Fifty cents commiss;o,
on each subscriber allowed to those wbo
act as agents. $1,000 will be distributed
ut tue end Of the yeai among those vho send
US the twenty largest lists Of subscribers
These premiums will be paid in cash. The
FIRST premium viii be $500.
The following are selected from hun.
dreds Of similar notices, voluntarily con.
t,ibuted by contemporancous publications:
Tn HokrIcrLruRAL REvIEw deserves
The most liberal patronage. Its not only
eminently practical. but Is written in style
that equals the best efforts ofthe late A. J.
Observation-Disclosures.
The most elegant and useful book of the
kind that has even come under our obser.
yation.-Rsgister.
Mr.. Reagles. the Editor Of the Horticul-
tursl Review, is practical pomologis, ,and
one ofthe finest scholars our country boasts
Of. He POSSESSES the glowing descriptive
powers Of Dickens, the elegant gossip Of
Wslpole, combined with thorough knowI.
edge Of rural art.--State Police Tribune.
Farmers buy it for your sons-bny it for
your daughters. It is a rich intellectual
treat; a rare combination Of the beautiful
and the useful.--Argus. N. Y.
We had thought that in Downing's death.
the eloquent advocate Of rural adornment
had become only cherished remembrance;
but in Mr.. Reagles we discover an equally
rich mine Of mental wealth, that betokens
the influence Of the spirit that is gone
Montrose Tribune.
Advertisers will find this an unsurpassed
medium of publicity. as the Horticultural
Review circulates extensively in every
State in the Union. Advertisements inser
ted at the rate Of $40 per page.
WOOD ENGRAVING.
Those requiring Wood Engraving. can
have their orders executed in an unrivalled
manner. Special attention is given to
views Of ANIMALS; an experienced English
Draughtsman is engaged for this express
purpose. Persons living at distance can
forward a daguerotype Of the object [by
nail} they wish engraved, which will b. /.
perfect facsimile Stock Breeders will be
dealt with on very liberal terms.
Our Exchange list is already very large.
. further extension is not desired, unless
publishers are willing to give the above ad-
verlise eme mt several insertions in their res
pectve papers.
Agricultural Books can be- furnished on
every useful subject, from both English and
american publishers, BY enclosing to our
address the price Of the book required.
Specimen copies willbe forwarded on the
receipt Of I8 cts. in postsge stamps.
C. REAGLES, PuBLIsHEn.
eos BROADWAY, NEw YoRx.
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