New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Mem Dntlitotions
A BOOK FOR A MAY DAY.
NY FARM oF EpGEwoOD. By poxAlD o MlrcHE

MY FARM OF EDGEwOOD. By DONALD O. MITCHELL
One vol, i2mo., on aid tinted paper. Price 81 so.
a neo i,u, coming from The press for he Spring I'""'
he cultivation Of the scholarly gentleman shows he III
every pare, and sunny gcniaiiy Of soul throws ,"
tin the ordinarily unPoeucd and angular eha'
agriculture "-EpeHirg Post.
"Tb i,,,,e,i iib Il c,nboiies will be none the less
y,ued becsu Of the deul,ory method which the autor has
followed or the any into which he has oee pe
xed By the great mass resdcrs these very features WI"
be considered As an additional charm The light and easy
sovetnep, OF tho authors style the graceful and delicate
Aan,ous which he makes the quiet huoT III wHich lie so
naturally INDUCES ely but goodnAuTed satire "Ac seems
"a ao, 40 naturally bis pen and the unaffected yet chos
tened which he rises for moment are all exqmS
tev wrought into varied and beautiful tissue which htted
10 rive perpetual delight to the cultivated reader and be
ts an instrument of culture to the unrehned -Ns~ Nm
saade'. c--,-.e.,, p...,,,.oa
The book should 90 everywhere among our rural popuon
on an eshe mission, teaching how mach OF the Deauttu
may be secured withou, the .eeraee ,i,5 81 .1,,'
Itiss book whose merit can hardly be ov"fpralsed. ~
should be in every farmers -ary as vonme ia oi pao'
cal sdvee to aid bis dsy work and SA 9 snoohs '"ss'
Gons TO ht his calling iuto kird ofe2ic dignity
He tells his experience in the business any on hand west
en will do when he gets ear aud gives you au
able suggestions, such as any farmer needs:
book about the life and prac,ioil OF farmer which
% INTERESTS residing town az to keep h up after O'D
From The Nco Y5rk O5'errer.
Far instruction than in many rrolesoha no0x with M
agriculture and the delight Of Esdins oooA so""S ~
'''@' From The Portland 1yaHscriPt
He ia no believer in gentlemen farming he insists on ps
soa results vet keeps open for all that Will eesu'"y
and elevate the farmer. life. .-,y...,,
book alike practical farner in which ne WI ma
very many Of great value and FOR The reader o inc oe'
letGes with whom its style "ii be he sIes sSo'O'
From The ONO tGrHey. e..,.a r,or
The narrative is charming one the ADVICE founded upon
tsien up by any agcuui be he young or Old as not only
pheasant but R,oai'4SsS 4s, So%PgS9S SsP gsS,s ra,m,,
Is full of practical suggestions and has many pages and
even chapters veh would not be ont Of place in the most
s'''ca part Of 11 s3s 2; Tl T York TS91t
The busiest tanners may their Winter esenngs to its
From The Pittsburgh Gazette
Almost worth aIgral library M IN sflI.
One Of the readable additions agricultural teretore
Thai has been maze for many months M pTaccM suggestions
Fyoa Writer in Boston TrdHseyipt
There may b. uer truer better pictures and descriptions
Of s-rmers s than M Mafvels, but have never seen
Ahem heard o them.
Fop The North Ameriean Rerier.
"Mr Mitchell has skill in putting his experience,
bis culture his his delicate perceptions into such literary
Eorns to them OF 10 others This WORK has the
vitality which png from love OF and acquaintance with
ure and wi long read Of the best and
pictures Of N farm, and Of the charms and draw
backs of our New England country lue''
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