New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
1870.
THE GREAT FARMERS PAPER!
The Paper Of the People.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
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Jr s cHrAp BECAUSE ITS CIRCULATION s LARexR
: THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER SEwsPAYEH.
NOW Is THE TINE TO FORM CLUBS.
The Mew. .York Daily Tribune

e the best daily paper printed In the United Staths
WAR CORRESPONDENCE.
Since the declaration Of war in Europe IL il ac-
| knowledged by the entire press of the country to
have surpassed every other Journal in the country in
the extent and value of ts news from the 6eld and
from the capitals Of the contending nations. Its cor
respondents have been the only to witness the
decisive battles and have transmitted their reports
to THE TRIBUNE before the has been known
in London or Paris. IL will continue to print the
earliest and best War News
| OUR HOME CORRESPONDENCE embraces lets
| ters from every point Of interest in the United
States, and THE TRIBUNE employs the best talent in
| the country
THE MARKET AND FINANCIAL REPORTS IN
| THE DAILY TRIBUNE are carefully made and are
| complete.
| Asa CITY NEWSPAPER. The DAILY TRIBUNE stands
at the head while it gives to it's country readers
| more news about their own towns than IL TO be
found in the local journals.
The New. York Weekly Tribune
contains all the important Editorials published in he
DAILY TRIBUNE, except those Of merely local in
terest; also Literary and Scientific Intelhgence7
Reviews of the most interesting and important Ne~
Books; letters from our large corps Of Correspond
ents; latest news received by Telegraph from an
parts of the world; summary of all important in
L
the Proceedings of Congress and State Legislature
when in session; Foreign news received by every
steamer; Exclusive Reports of the Proceedings of
the Farmers Club of the American 1nstitute Talks
about Fruit Stock, Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods
and General Market Reports.
The Full Reports of the American Institute Farms
ers Club and the various Agricultural Reports, i'm
each number are richly worth years subscriptions
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
To keep pace with the growing interest in pTacti1
cal Horticulture, and to comply with frequent APP
peas from all parts of the country for information OF
practical character on the subject, we have engaged
Mr. p T. QUINN, who is experienced in rural Affairs
to write in lucid style series of articles on the
MANAGEMENT of Small Farms, Fruit and Vegetable
Culture and how TO make them pay, giving general
and specific directions from planting to the ultimate
disposal of the crops
OF late wears there has been lucrative business
carried by unpriDciped men, in selling worthlesa
and old plants under names TO the inexperienced
| THE TRIBUNE will be always ready to guard the
farmer against any such imposition that comes with
| In our knowledge.
| 1t has been well observed that careful read
| ing and study of the Farmers Club Reports in
THE TRIBUNE alone will save a farmer hund-
| reds of dollars in his crop. In addition to-
these reports we shall continue TO PRINT the best
| things written on the subject of agriculture by
| American and foreign writers, and shall increase
these features from year to year AS it is pTuden1
farmer can do without it. As lesson 10 his work.
| men alone, every farmer should place THE WEEKLY
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country. This is not said in spirit of boastfulness.
1t has fallen to to create the greatest
papers of the country Here concentrate the cou,.
merce the manufactures the mineral resources the
agricultural wealth of the Republic Here all tho
news gathers, and the patronage is so large that
journalists afford to print it. This is the strength
of THE TRIBUNE. We print the cheapest and best
edited weekly newspaper in the country. We have
all the advantages around u.s. We have great Daily
and Semi Weekly editions. All the elaborate and n-
trcate machinery of our establishment-perhaps the
most complete in America-is devoted TO he purpose
of making THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE the best and
cheapest newspaper in the world The result n that
we have systematized and expanded our resources
that every copy Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE con-
tains as much matter as a duodecmo volume. Think
of il For two dollars, the subscriber 10 THE
TRIBUNE for one year bays az much reading matter
though he filled a shelf Of his RbrGry 'rih dJfg
rolumes containing the greatest corks in Tie gRgHaee
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ple Here the eager student may learn the est ies-
of science. Here the scholar may reaG reviews
of the best books Here may be found correspond
ence from all parts of the world, the observations Of
| sincere and gifted men, who serve THE TRIBUNE
| in almost every country.
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circulation and great chedpRess Ii has long been
ceded that THE WEEKLY TRIBUNEhas the largest
circulation of any newspaper in the country. For
years we have printed twice as many papers, per-
haps all of the other weekly editions Of The city
dailies combined. This is why enabled 10 do
| our work so thoroughly and cheaply. The Iarger
| our circulation. the better paper we can make.
What the practical suggesti0nsi Many. Let
every subscriber renew the subscription. and urge
his neighbOrs to do the If aman cannot atOrd
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his neighbors 10 subscribe aud We shall send im %
copy gratis for his trouble. No newspaper large
| and complete as THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE was ever
before offered low price. Even when cur cur
rency was at par with gold no such paper bn IHE..
TRIBUNE was offered at that price; ard lhE
TRIBUNE then cost us far less than II now does:
We have solved the problem of making the best AID
cheapest newspaper in America.
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To MAIL SUBSCRIBERS:
One copy, year. 50 issues. es..-............S2 20
copies, 50; 10 copies, 70 addTess. ~ JO eaCh