Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-25
JUST PUBLISHED
coAr TIE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL syo.
THE EARNIER,S GUInIs TO

FA1SM . To
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL GRICULTuer
ALIAs THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS M.
OF THE FARM' BY HENRY sTEpHESs, y r, a
EDINBURGH, WITH AN AMERICAN APPESp1x, BY j., 2,
TGS, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE Is ~,
y COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. 4s t
This work embraces every subject OF importance coz
teu with az ITS various branches bo y.
fitness and accuracy of its information the complies.
81 every Illustration have in an Agricultural woIkor
heads represented by the four seasons Of IL. ~
Winter Spring, Summer, Autumn-anl the notes Of n
lessor Norton are appended in the same ordsr IN,
greatly to the value OF the work by adapting it 10 ts
climate, growth, &C., OF this country The united III,
Of two such distinguished writers constitute this til.
complete and valuable Agricultural work ever ssr.d ~
the press comprises two large royal svo volum u
contains 1000 pages besides IA splendid engraynss =
every implement OF husbandry now in use; the ufia
methods ofplowng, planting, &c. and the former II.
nestle animals, the farm Stealing, &c.
LETTER FROM MR. STEPHENS
'REnnRAE CoTrAeE, EDlsnvRuu.
''sert. %, 1885,
Gentlemen-I beg to say that your .Far,zers Gull,
the only genuine edition published in the United s,,,a
America Of my work, the Book Of The FARM" I'll. .G.
circulating at present in the States, under the title d
Book orthe Farm" is taken from the first edition
work, written ten years ago. which in my aecoud ei
all the recent improvements in the practice u
culture suggested by scientific experiment, and nnkyt
in effect quite a new hook.
..HENRY sTEpREs.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
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OF the Agricultural PRESS in saying it is among III
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practical Agriculture The arrangement OF the Eafa
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language plain clear, Ineligible and truthful Tk M
comprises two royal Svo vols of 1000 pages, nelr.
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Agricultural work published in this country VA
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t'ruE FARMERS GuIpE.-This work is rich riu d
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STYLE giving copons details OF The best practice E
farms, and adapted to general use in this countUha
jutlicious notes OF the American ctitor. The intel
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