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contains all the important Editorials publishcd In
the DAILY TRIBUNE, except thoee OF merely local
interest; also Literary and Scientific Inteligence
Reviews Of the most interesting and important New
Books letters nom our largo corps Of correspond.
ents, latest news received by Telegraph from all
parts Of the world, . summary Of all important
intelligence In this city and elsewhere; Synopsis
Of the Proceedings Of Congress and State Legisla-
ture when In session, Foreign News received by ev-
cry steamer Exclusive Reports Of the Proceedings
OF the Parmers' Club Of the American Institute,
Talks about Fruits Stock, Financial, Cattle, Dry
Goods, and General Market Reports.
The Pull Reports Of the American Institute Farm
ers' Club and the various Agricultural Reports, In
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HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
To keep pace with the growing interest In practi.
cal Horticulture, and TO comply with frequent ap-
peals from all parts OF the country for Information
Of practical character on the subject, We hav, en-
gagged the services Of person who is experienced In
rural Affairs to wrte In lucid style series Of art.
clcs on the Management Of Small Farms, Fruit and
Vegetable Culture, and how 10 mako them pay, CIV
ing general and specific directions nom planting to
the ultimate disposal Of the crops.
CT late years there has been o lucrative business
carried on by unprncipled men, In selling worthless
and old plants under new names TO the ineIperi.
enccd. THE TRIBUNE will be always ready to
guard tho farmer against any such imposition that
comes within our knowledge
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT..
To make TIE TRIBUNE still more valuable to
its agricultural readers, we have engaged Prof.
JAMES LAW, Veterinary Surgeon In Cornell Univer-
sty TO answer questions concerning diseases OF Cat
tie, Horses Sheep and other domestic animals, and
10 prescribe remedies. Answers and prescriptions
will DO given only through the columns OF THE
tribune. We are sure that this new feature In The
TRIBUNE will add largely TO Its readers, rs oil own
crs Of animals arc liable to need the information
preferred Inquiries should be made rs brief rs pos
sible, that the questions answers, and prescriptions
may DO published together. In short, We intend
that THE TRIBUNE shall keep In the advance In oil
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Miniug and other interests Of the country, and that
for variety and completeness II shall remain alto
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