Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13
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THE FARMERS GUunIs To

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SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURR
ALIAS, TIE ONLY CORRECT EDITION STEPHENS ROCK
OF THE FARM BY nEsRr STEPHENS y R. s., .,
EDINBURGH, WITH An AMERICAN APPENDIX, sT j. p son
Ton, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AoR,cuLTtRr IN r.lr
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN 1N-A
This work embraces every subject OF importance connec
ted with Agriculture In all its various branches both theo
Ieca and practical Its clear and spacious details he
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lessor Norton appended in the same order adding
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the press comprises two large royal VOLUMES and
eSn,a s iGo pages besides Il splendid
every implement OF husbandry in usei the various
methods ofPowng Planting, &c and former the do
nestle animals, the farm stcading &c
LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS.
'REDnRAE corrAoE, EDIxngRan:
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"Gentlemen-I beg to say that your Farmers Guideh
America Of my work. the Book faSm. The sSises
circulating at present in the States under the title e
work. written ten ago, which in my second edition.
entirely modelled, and great part reo,e adopting
culture suggested by scicntifc experiment, and naIps
in effect quite new book. i -
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judcious notes OF the American cior The intelieer
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:son between English and American huSbandry for U
II furnishes ample Materials he may obtain many yauabt
hints for increasing the product OF his acres T
mental stimulus given by the pcrusa OF suah writings
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