Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-12-22
NEW YORK TRIBUNE FOR 1870

tains all the important editorials published in the
I Daily Tribune, except those OF merely Deal In
tereSt; also, Literary and Scientific intelligence,
Reviews of the III ost interesting and important
new books, letters from our large corps OF CORE
spondenis, latest Teiegraphic news from all parts
! OF the world, synopsis of the proceedings OF
Congress foreign news received by every steamer,
exclusive reports OF the proceedings OF tne iaf-
mers' club of the American Institute; talks about
fruit, stock, financial, cattle, dry goods. and gem
eral market reports The reports of the Ameri-
can Institute Farmers Club and the various Ag-
ricu!tuIa al reports in each nun ber richly worth
a years subscription
HORTICUi.TURAL DEPARTMENT.
To keep pace with the growing interest in prac-
tical Horticulture, and TO comply with f-equent
appeals from al! parts of the country for lntor-
nation of practical character the subject,
we have engaged the services of person who is
experienced in rural affairs to write series OF
articles on the management of small farms fruit
and vegetable &C tureand how 10 make them pay
OF late years there has been lucrative business
carried on by unpTincipled menin selling worth
less and old plants ander new names 10 the mex
perlenced ! he Tribune will be always ready 10
guard the farmer against any imposition that
comes within OuI knowledge
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
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agricultural readers, we have engaged Prof. Jas.
! Law, Veterinary Surgeon in Cornell University,
TO answer questions concerning diseases of cattle
horses sheep, and other domestic animals, ana to
1 prescribe remedies. Answers and prescriptions
will be given only through the columns of the
Tribune. INQUIRIES should be Ilade as brief rs
possisle, that the questions answers and prescrip
| tions may be Published together In sht IT, we
intend that the Tribune shall keep in the ad-
vance in all that concerns the Agricultural, Man
ufscturing Mining and other interest of the
county and that for variety and completeness il
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