New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
4 GOOD PRESENT FOR YOUR son
"A AND A PRESENT FOR YOUR BROTHER.
A GOOD PRESENT FOR YOUR FRIEND,
"A AND PRESENT FOR YOUR NEIGHBOR.
A GOOD PRESENT FOR YOUR FAMILY,
"A AND A PRESENT FOR YOURSELF.


A chap, but saluabIs, beautiful, and t,celss
time. ,epeated Present for Son, Brother,
Friend, OF Neighbor, or for yourself aud family,
will be Volume XVI. Of -
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT
1t will be printed on beautifullpaper and clear
plain type.
A large number Of fine, instructive and pleas
ing illustrations will be given during the volume.
Each number will contain "a double quarto
pages; and, what 10 more, the readips matter
win not consist Of trashy, unreliable clippings,
but Of original, sound, practical information
in every department Of Soil CULTURE, such a.
Manures Selection Of Seeds; the best meth
cd Of preparing the ground for, and cultivat-
ing the various Field and Garden Crops;
Fruit growing; Care, Treatment and Improve.
ment Of al kinds Of Domestic Animals; the
Construction and Establishment Of Farm
BUILDINGS; Housing, Preserving and Market
ins the Products Of the Farm, Orchard, Gar.
den and Dairy; and TO the DOMESTIC OF
HousEHoLD lsbors Of the Rural Home.
All the articles are prepared by erperfenetd.
practical men, residing In different parts oil the
4 country.
The almost unprecedented patronage be-
! slowed upon The Asrteuiturtsf enables the
Publisher 10 furnish 1t at low rate, and at the
| same time pay for the very beat articles to be
| obtained In the country.
| The Conducting Editor 10 himself practical
man, trained up upon the farm, under the guid-
| ance of one Of the best farmers in the Western
country; aud TO this had been added extensive
observation and long and thorough study OF the
| principles Of cultivation, manuring, &c. HIS
| aim is not % much to introduce foreign ma
pures and systems of cultivation, rs to develop
| the bone resources of the farm garden, &c.
Plain, simple details are given for the guild
spce Of the professional man, the merchant, the
mechanic, and all who are cultivating only smsA
plots around their homesteads.
A full Calendar OF Operations, In the tieid,
Orchard. Nursery, Kitchen, Fruit and Flower
Gardens, Hot and Green Houses, Sc., Will 70
s.ven at the beginning Of each month; Tbs y, Is
4 peculiar feature Of THE AGRlCULTURlST,
and 10 alone worth many times the cost OF this
iosrnal The articles are chiefly adapted 70 the
work of the month in which they appear.
THE AGRICULTURlST 10 entirely uncon'
nected with the manufacture OF sale OF any ma
Dare or implement. 1t 70 a 'eV.,HpPo'nss
Journal. and deals unsparinsly with the Va.
nous Agricultural and Horticultural humbuss OF
the day.
eosfisse so 10 be.
scr,bed for Il and received two copies, and they
are now showing their appreciation OF its nef.
its BY sending 10 the names Of their friends and
neighbors by hundreds.
A large extra edition Of the December NUM- UNI
Der has been prepared, of which one copy VIII
be Immediately forwarded TO new subscribers
for 1857 When the WORK 10 sent as present.,
II desired q receipt tstatins by whom peidl VII
be sent to the recipient, postage free, win me
December number. The January uumoer WIZ
be mailed JauuAry I, 1887.
n. B--Lar0s additional supplies Of he nee
! Chinese SEsEy- Cane are being obta med by fAs
Psb!,sAer, 81 tohieh at iedst 200 peyfee. Seed
| isiH % sent fRrE 90 erery snbsevi5er 10 THE
dGRICULTURISTp Ao forsoayds postpaid
| sSssiof< ytdiyecied 20 hlGselc The go Seeds
lvs obtained ell produce enough Seed for ses-
syai aeres another season, should the plant
pyJse az taisdbie for fod<<y aad for sugar
aakiac ss IL noe sf'ongly Evssises 70 be.
ONr DosL LAR with name, Post Office and
State. will secure the December NumbeI of this
wear a, once. and Volume XVI entire, ss issued
ORANGE JUDD, ksbiisbeT,
No. 1911 Water-st. New York.