Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-21
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THE ET,R GuEnR rC

20 -.-. AAAh N EI'S GU1DE TO
SCIENTIFIC AND AGRICULTuRv
ALIAS, rnE ONLY coRREcrEDrTIoS OF STEPHENS Ro6r
OF THE FARM ny HENRY STEPHENS, p. S
EptNnURoH, WITH AN AMERICAN ApPExDIx, BY . u
Ton, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRIcuLTuRr. IN x.".
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. I-EI-s - :" 4AtE
TINS work embraces every subject ofimportaneec onpee.
td with Agriculture, in all its various branches, both thee.
f rel and practical Its clear and spacious details, the
Oh eVeryllustration have, in an Agricultural work on prae.
ate heads, represented by the four seasons OF the SSse5TEL.
WINTER, Spring, Summer, Autumn-and the notes OF Pro.
greatly to the value of the work by y ADAPTING aami of It t. tS ad din
climate, growth, &c, OF this country. The united labor;
complete and valuable Agricultural work ever issued rom
contains 1900 pages, besides t II sP PSyaLSy s1r ysl TiDss and and
about 6O engrayings on wood. The latter illustrate aImoSt
methods ofplowing, planting, &c; and the former, tit.S 5e
nestle animals, the farmsteading, &c. "U
LETTER FROM MR..
'REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDIxauReu.
s.M.,,r. o,.s Sept. 30, 1851.
"Gentlemen-I beg to say that your Farmers uuiae. IL
the only genuine edition published in the United States Of
clTeulatinga at present in the States, under the title or the
"Book OF the Farm, is taken from the first edition Of nv
! entirely re modelled, and III great part re.wrote, adoptins
culture suggested by scientific exns+;n .e pIacuee OF Agrl'
IN effect quite a new book.
al am siFs' yo 9ES 9 ed ss5zaRt
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
FARMERS GUIDE.-The concluding number of this work
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OF the agriSGltTr3l press, in saying it is among the most
o"A oo vi II SOnlIlDullOnSI 10 scientific and
practical Agriculture. The arrangement OF the work is
convenient for reference, the illustrations beautiful, the
language plain, clear, Ineligible, and truthful. The work
comprises two royal Svo. vols. of16OO pages, including COO
woodcuts and ii steel engravings. Ohio Cultirator.
but, above aiis very practical work. We know OF no othef
Agricultural wo:k ever published in this country whicI
might compare with the css just named in usefulness and
Intrinsic merit in 6eneTE!."-BuSGIo Wool Grolrer.
The FARMERS GrIDE--This work is 4 rich mine OF
agricultural knowledge, presented in a simple and familiar
style, giving coplons ietails of the best practice on English
farms, and adapted to general use in this country by the
1udie1ous notes OF the American editor. The intelligent
iarmer VIII lind II very attractive reading. In the compaT.
tson between English and American huSbandTy, for which
II furnishes ample materials, he may obtain many valuable
Mhts Tor increasing the product OF his own acres. The
mental stimulus given by the perusal OF suah writings is
quite as Important as their more immediate purposes. . .
-Ne1 York Tribune.
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