Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

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% q :" ~, crops and pasture--artfici grasses.
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D. sheep as adapted;o Mississippi. n
ne Garden and the Orchsrd-compar,son a
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WIN 1he BEST methods of managing the var,. :"
orchard fruits adapted to Mlssissippi. and nj cS
:iImatlng the more difficult genera. n,
; Analyses of soils and pants-and sugoes. .,
ls oil methods OF analyses within the mems :
',"s'ss'Ppans: discussing also the propriety OF ~
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