New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

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10 Clues Of IL for.......,...........130o
10 Clubs Of 20 fos....................20 90
o'ogs nu@beu hiseo csnta
In oous.qusuce Of the l.fx. ain. a, a., - q, M, ,,
ias very great srnoen, Of saer but the which
are uoeooslsd 10 number and v.lu, n, ,h. :, - .,f.,
puoeaon IN 'oy country placed th. IN,
which thsy illustrate are In such convenient 10 them
as be seen together, AID consequently Ar. ..v i
gible.
Tbs publication sms to teach the wh,,s art And .,,. q,
cultivation most thoroughly aud practically n .ius primarily
0fHorco sure because ' prinSs's general aud ccuO.e.
| head those Of all cultivation.
The asId the orchard the garden snd ths vineyard will u
DO treated With tue utmost attention to uous detail. drawn
long aud sIssndsd personal practice Ia every department.
snd tho general principles involved 10 every operation will DO
| clearly stated aud explained.
hope each number may be found TO eontsin article
which every catiysot would not DO without and
wead Geek 10 vain for sewhse IL sms 70 be the book Of
every subjsc which treats and di.tinevsyso OF the spe.
which becoming the brsnch Of cultivation
s slresdy ofhoieuurs Those who wish To Judge Of
lite cbrsser mar learn By Is which Tho Soil aud
Border" "Ths Pear" The Ape" "Ths Strawberry"
THE Grape Draining" and Planting are already treat.
Cd In the numbers bsusd
offer below few extracts from notices BY those who
able 10 ladss u its character and value.
Ezrda from W. C. Bazaar. Editor Etents7 Po,s
10 this number -FOUR otLAsDsARxs she write, has gvs1
particular dHscops for The oavsio, Of the Pear ilusted
With many hns engsvinsa All OF his d. eoons specific
and. Needed will guard rom all mistakes. Hls Ia
eutvstinG the Pear pet ls striking than In the cultivation
Of the Grape and have there among all Of tbs fus
'ss,e', the DVchse Angouleue Of enormous size the
Flemish Bssuty n ts hghes. perfection. and the Sseke With
fruit 90 large 20 do svsy With the ouy objection to lhst
eIqa'tely favored variety DR.. Grant Ia entitled to speak
| th,. .sl.-l
tainsd such fortunate results.
With the proper attention ard manss CEMENT pesr Of the
Fesest s1cslleece and Of iLfns variety Of Gsvo may
DO prodoced 10 this coun,y but tho cu,tor requires such
guide a. Dr. Grant has givsa him the paper before uL
The paper on Wines Is very interesting and valuable a.
ordinE much Information that spprOps.s 10 the present
time.
Tho papers the training OF the vines are most thor.
eush and complete ius.Ealsd With Numerous engrsyinss
dawn from lie.
"1he srties draining Ia comprehensive and viloabs
treating the subject In which cannot fsl to interest
and instruct every reader"
Extract from TITS Evangelist.
1--WE have been much iasressd 10 the article DruDins
tho Monthly recently eS,sbi,hed BY Dr. c. w Grant
Of I0ps the aim Of which 10 to exhibit all Of toe vecer
tsnod faes pctainpi to cultivation fog practical use
"But evsnumbe urvo ye, ,rpesrsd any Of which Is
worth To. yearly suit eripion price 10 the pspeh
"wo would sdvss all who inere,ted in s,udyius the
relation Of psut the soil procure IT, for will richly
repay perussl-"
From II. P BrRux. Editor Of Valley Farmer.
"hs stce Draining has afforded real pleasure
than that read any kindred subject Tho ACTS
and principles clearly stated that the 2hiloiophy Of all
Of tho operations become, at clearly aud
wonder the revolution which ha, been produced 10 cua
walton By tho Of the rson, Of plants to the coll
which has been the result Of experiments numerous and on
such extended scAs sl verifying tho sane facts could
wish every euvstor Of few yard. Of srosnd would rad
for the knowledge Of the principles OF cultivation which II
affords rendering very valuable aud interesting 10 all
whether their lands 10 need Of drainage or nOt The
whole work (, the valuable Of the ad .ha. has been
written 10 tliI country"
c. e. PERKINS
OF am moro than pleased with LASDxARra There is
more information and practical benefit to be derived from
EACH number OF than from volumes Of the beat horticultural
publication that possess.
"Iisju,, what &, w.n'ed by both young and oa-Fisns
h., dehrsuess Of 10 al 81 tho "Psf.i"as which
you clearly describe which brug, she the dignity
and sxscness Of science leaving no. only distinct impress,
Of what you bat Of the wherefore is to be done
with the precise Of doing H. hope you win DO abs
70 accomplish all that you propose a. well The begioDing
promises We shall then have iadsed American book Of
cultivation which hsvs ons needed"
Extract from The SLoGi S,Asdsrd
"Tho's who seek for the fsc and principles Of cultivation
Will end just what they want TO enhghen them In every de-
pstnent tno LANDMARKS being ees y snd definitely drawn
ave have here all Of the fruits of science 10 the clear Ian
Eusys from the handfiom the heart aud
einenily practical. who born farmer
and bred in the practice OF agriculture and horticulture per-
forming every operation ,ifay With hiI own hands, aud
ESoyIsa not guessing At whereof he sirns
Tbo directions are. IN every irtauee. given With fall
inmate precision .ha, be uonsksly follow cd and each
step IA lead tho next With the path
clearly surveyed before and the full knowledge Of what will
there DO found he Is equally familiar with the science and
the practice. bn. makes no parade Of either"
c. w. GRANT Iooa
Near Peek,iill Westehsssr Co.. n. Y. !