New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
THE AGRICULTURAL PRESS.

. large buckwheat crop for this year.
THE AGRICULTURAL PRESS.
Below we give q list of all the agricultural or som
agricultural papers published in this county, including
the name Of the Journal its editor and proprietor, It's
form ard period IF issue, and price per annuu.
Included in this list is fourth of the number that
devote only portion of their space to agricultural
matters, filing the other part with news aud insect
lany of an ordinary family newspaper or this class 1t
is possible that have omitted some from the list
though we have aimed to give the names Of all that
make agricultural information leading features and It
is certainly to be regretted that the list Is 40 small
r. It'll more to be regretted that not one among the t
is filed with matter derived from high order OF talent
capable Of teaching the science OF Agriculture partic-
ularly its connection with Chemistry; nor one well
fitted to teach the of practical farming in such
manner is necessary for every beginner to learn
In fact many persons who would ike to begin farming
are deferred from attempting it because they have no
suitable manual of reference. Ii is true that, by wad
inc through a complete set Of the volumes of any of
our agricultural papers the pupil might find the nfor-
nation that he desired. Ii is equally true that If be
should wade through set Of volumes OF another
paper, he would find many things that he had learned
in the fret Hstly conra6ied in the second because 1t
i. true that this class ofournak just apt to show
their belIgeren antagonsms toward al other journals
in the same field as big bull does toward al little
bulls that ntrude upon his cow-pasture.
Still, all these journals, though they may contain
shaft also hold grains Of wheat and Snce ne cannot
have it otherwise, the farmer must do MA own win
moving and il he still find some cookie il is what he
viii find in his great staple, and must make the
best o{ it.
One thing every farmer may rest assured Of, who
NAV be tempted to select from this list: he VII ind
IN every punber single item that will often prove OF
more value ten times told, than his papers cost hA
| for whole years subscription
Some of these papers are necessarily local in thef
character. but none of them much so as to render
them yalueless in any other locality. One OF tho
uon,hhes is in the regular practice Of repubhshinS
some of the mot valuable and interesting portions u
papers printed in the English agricultural journals;
and, though their system Of farming Is not exactly
adapted TO this country these reprints are read With
much more profit than homemade twSidle, or re-
prints by one home journal of the crude matter d
another.
We do not indicate which of these agricultural papers
we would seect-we certainly would, if farming take
two orthree Of them and read them too-but here 10
| the list from which every farmer should seec one, ~
| least.
Commencing with the land Of hay and potatoes, big
| red oxen and glorious and women, we hosd tho
lis. with old popular family paper;
Maine F.rnee Augusta NJ. weekly folio tr,se. o. 70
Farmer ss .rst Amherst n ~eesiy toi,o 4p,ss'
Fame. md d i h:sl'''; a: :siis1 a ..., @
~. No terms, no sdto, no Rfornsioss nsmsa al
Grant, F s, c IsS1as s al a quartz.
pages, 30 cents d. C. Lin.y, editor publisher and pfoph'
Green Mountain Farmer. West Randolph, vs;wscty. fs,
iPases 81 >, Perkins jr sator. smart, sa.,.,
81 OTIS BreweS, publisher J. P'ader J. Howard A"o w.
New land F.r@sr Boston Mas. yssiy f,1o PIG.
81 Joel Noar.. Publsher s. Brown W!n snnona' v no..
brook snd FIeroh, sditoF' DOntaiy ' msd' Up iron
Ho,sy'. Mss; Hor'eultur. BcsGo, Nos. %enthi, qer,'
fbe M..saa hus-tt. Pioug hn Boston, weekly folio, ~
A sns.%S H., rdsI' Cor '. au.r. .ps.
e. { Weld grhi,h.ri William chi'' T. . o'd' H. a
journal NewYoIi STAT. AtriGasrs Society As.ny
N Y. monthly ostavo, 10 PIP B. = Johnion secretary.
hHthss Tssisr soa toi. s.ie3. sna pfopstor
The Cultivstor-oaehy msae fsom the columns Of the
e.Ie,ee p.fn.r Rochsater monthly oct. psse. 50
''s. !.'sS H' sr Yors Ra PSsses' weekly
qnss;O. PAGES, s2 D. D. T. Moore edto, .nd PIoPh.of
Earal A.riC. rties, l. '~i monthly quartz 81 T.
nsIcsn Asrc atuG.t Ne. York n T. nontiy, qu.rto,
Iertips T.n.r' E-w.YorI' X 81 %onthiy. qa.rs.
ps,e. Ell FRED NcCr.sdy pabli.heri J. h'pes and "n
Piow, Lcesn and Anvil New York N Y. mon,hy oo<svo.
pages 81 So A. Mast and n p Parsa edors ana pub
American Farmer Philsdelphi. qusrso p.ses monthly
cent? yesr. Association Of fs-nes edxo<s "n NJ
IN. ,eai,ur Philadelphia p. n.oshly oct pssss
s2 DT J. Jay Smith Editor aoe.;; smisb PSasssr .,
FAn Journal PElsi. pha; nonthly octave, u PAGES 81
David Wells A. NJ sPaEseI editors Samuel Eaa.eaa Co.,
0s1msnto~n Telegraph Family nd Agricultural p.gss)
ws.ly a G:Im.a'G Ill p y Pup Ss, s,. .t.,o
,.s. 81 Gns s' PSso r.soI .na propri.tS
Ohio v,le, Fsu~r C,eiost o. monthly q.srto, Is s-seA
Ohio 81 y.iS. '%' cs,sHS o. Ts.s, ioo page. "a
| Brown, eotor srd proprietor - c... n
monthly octave pages 81 g. Carey President Farm
w' III s Jsp.1 CO. I ,S.s.: -s c.A sa's
Teru.use Farmer ard Mechanic. HNHyls, Team uontaly
octave, p.s.. e. s@i'a Morgan Co., a1Sa'A'"' L. T.
valley t.fIas s. Ls.' No .sa Lcg:,ss ~ nssaA.y
| Louis; H. r Byram editor and p bishsr. Lousyihs
Mo1ns P!sssaht, IoSsi octave pages 81
r.rh western FArnsr Dubuque love-; onsAy osssvO, 4,
PEi.eseap psIr..r Ms.oa VII. @ontSy octave pages.
g. Powes s.iplsr pobl.bers
Pr.rie Palmer Coie.so ~ weekly qT,ro pss-' 81
Spirit y ge.rurs Press Urbsns III weekly qu,r;o
~ eerf. D. 2. Holloway ana W. T. Denns edisors; houo'
Michigan F.frasr detroit Mich monthly octave 50 psses
| 81; r. y. JoLHs;sue- editor snd p1olsher -.
nesg.lyl Cal weeEy qusrto' P~se' "a "srrsn 70"
American Planter Soil Of the South Mentsomey
H.ss. and plsopGis;o. B. cioad ssesi.sfs io
Southern Cu,iyator Ausua q. monthly octave - psses
si VIM Jore. publisher and proprietor D. Lee and D
sou;Lsru Arrcrlturi,, Columbi. c. qaAr'o' monthly
Ile Ai,er Rsl.ish \ C.; nosshiy 10 psses Vcssyo o.