New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
Nem Publications.

CIRCULATION, 10000 COPIES.
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JULY 1871.
CONTENTS:
TIE MOUNT GEMS RAILWAY AND TUNNEL
observation-disclosures Railway: The Devils Ladder
Man Of italy and the Aps-Cene Rail Curve-Centrera
BkeTe Road on the Edge Of the Cf-Coered Way
Summit-The Descent Italian sdeFort Eson and the Devils
Bbd,-The ArPpe-Secon TunneTbe Af'to and Perfora
tors-Longudns Section Of GaI-CrOss Section Of Gallery
POET AND PAINTER
THE UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY.
Il1rsrRAr1oSs-OHcers Row-Rear Of the Junior Badng-
The Spar Dek-The Henion MouumenNeS Quarters, with
Naval Monument-Dress Parade-Nayal Academy Goans-rhe
Annoy sesmanship Room Gunne Room - Gun'Deck The
Naval observatory.
ALONG THE FLORIDA REEF. (Coadrded)
IusTRArIoys-Cup Coral and Brain Coral-Janthnai Sea-
Anenone on the Crabs CymopoThe Bosn dseomaed-
Surgeonh; Apysai Octopus squd-Dogenes the Hermit
Tropical -Weel-Cauepas growing on the Sea-Boom
THE RECOVERY OF JERUSALEM
I11vsrRAroS-Gery Golden GateJrusalenAre Of the
Roee Homo-Plan Of Jerusalem-Shsh sunk-Wsons Arch
voussor fallen through Roof Of Roek-cut Canal
Sectional View showing Des-Passage in the Wall of the
Haram AreaRIsminng Characters the Wall-Lamps be-
longing Early Christian EraRemains Of Ancient Pottery
PUT-IY-BAY
ILLusrRAroxs- BatteFag-The Burial
Plaoe-Perys lookout Gibraltar Island, Putin-Bay.
ASTERos BY the AUTHOR or GUY LivSGsroNs" (o0Hded)
MUSIC IN TIiB NIGHT
THE AMERICAN BARON. By the "TnE DoDGR
CLUB" etc.
CRATER XVIII. Gle saved ny Life"
CHAPTER XIX. Jealousy.
CHATTER Xxx. The Barons Woes
CHAPTER XXI. An eyentfgl journey
ILLUsrRAToSs."I watched him "'Iht saved her Lie"-
The Procession the CampaguA
WHEN THIS OLD FLAG WAS NEW. b. r. II. SroDDIRD.
IuusrRAroSs-The old Flag" Five long Years fought
wheu out marched with solemn Step and slow
Men married then" And general Muster Day Be
Ia. ls.l...
goody Vessels grew Where bloom the Orange Groves and
grows tie thin the Schools OF COD" Behind
the slow OK Cats They built house Of Logs" When
the Indian drew" God bless the dear old Flag"
TIE SADDEsT OF ALL Is LOVING
ANNE FURSBSS b. the AUTHOR OF dABgLs PROGRESS ETC.
THE STAR-SPAHGLBD BANNER
THE SPECTRE FROM ELBA.
shutting out Boney-COriean BOod-HOund-
Reception EbsThe Congress at Vienna great CONSERVATION
Louis XVIII. climbing the Mat de Coesgus.
THE STORY or A HANDKERCHIEF
CLIMATE OF THE LAKE REGION.
tLUrRArIoSs-sohernals for JuyTsothema for January
Brood Of Lakeleis-A View.
MY TWO LIMETREES. BY the AUrHoR OF JonS HALIFAX
GESTLEHAs"
QUEEN LOUISE OF PRUSSIA
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER
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Another Edition Just Ready.
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING
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PARKING
One s book: ever published upon the subject does no,
dry duh Agriculture that no can be
Of the simplest writers in the world agreeable
Farmers will gather pages great deal Of valuable information
vocation and the general reader will end
ceedng fascinating from the pleasant style Of treating the VARIOUS topics
The Farmer win make and save thousands dollars il he viii only
read and practice readers chiefly Young people,
viii gather pages plainly told that will be gold
TO them in after life
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING
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Mr. Greeley plan.,t simplest manner
forth e little pretend know language that lew fail TO
"dersiand
'Ihave avoided as far distraction.
=" familiar TO the general ear.
little know oxygen hydrogen nitrogen have kept
"mysef; whatever might them would be useless 10 those
already acquainted with the elementary truths Of chemistry and only
"perpeIsg TO others
"Hhere paragraph in pages which will not be readily and
fully understood school feu years then have
failed TO make that paragraph simple and as lucid Intended
WHAT KNOW OF FARMIN G..
. Ksow
FARMING.
Wedon think don't read enougb-Mr Greeley 1--WE need
mnge Osot with work Some think I'LL their heads
ache nteni others work til their backs crooked to the
banee half hoop; but the workers and the thinkers apt
to be distinct classes whereas they should be the
Admit that has always been thus, 1t by follows that
/" always should o shall be-"
Mr. Greeley closes bis book With ihe joyful Trust that hese es.ays