The Yazoo City Whig., 1844-08-23

THE Publishers desire to call particular atien.
ton to this excellent period cal. It's editor has
been long known as PRACTICAL fdrmer an stock
IRE, der, and IN addition, has had the advantage of
extensive travelling and observation OF the different
practices OfagrIclitnre, both in his country aud
IN Europe; an - most ably assisted the couduct
OF his paper by correspondents in the Canadas the
several states and Territories Of the Union, the
West Iudia Isand-, and different countries from a.
broad; thus making the AMERICAN AGRICUL-
IL HISI, the IN 81 varied and useful work Of its
class ever yet pub ished 1t has received the mark.
ed commenddtion Of the press generally as well as
that OF the mo practical and ientifc farmers OIL
the country. Volume III will commence on the lst
January, IA, with as Omising subscription list
as any other rrcultural periodical issued in
he Unred states
When reflect up,n the amount OF valuable
pJactcd mater annually given to the public in the
,4merican AgrIcultlrsl, we are struck with aston
lshment that every farmer on the Continent is not
subscriber. fear'essly and 20 Herly assert, that
if the precepts ncu ated n a single volume Of this
periodical Gu ricd into Ill practice by the till
Iers of the soil, il would be the means of adding
million ann aliv t. the productive wealth of the
country. bring the thing hume, individually, if
any person subscribing for this paper, and faithful
ly pers.eng it, will come forward at the end of he
year, and honsty say that he is not benefited fve
| yes, t., times amount of such subscription we will
return him his money, and take back the work.
|
| give back ten-fod.
The form of our periodical is the most convenient
possible for general reading and alike adm rable for
binding; the beauty of the typography, engravings,
ard paper, is unrvalled All these will be contin-
ued in our Third Volume, togt ther with such i'm.
provement in addition, the rapid pro sress Of this
eniisht ned age is constantly making. Situated in
tn" great metropolis IF Am, Tira, to which every
timing trnds il enables US to first seize OF all thee
discovcrias, and keep this periodical in constant ad-
vance o any other published in the United States
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