Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-01
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THE FARNEET's GUIDE TO

sClENTlFlC AND PRACTICAL AGRICuITruv
or The FARM ny Mrsnx os rsrkpHENs BOON
EptNBuRGH, WITH AN AMERICAN APpExpIr nv 80. - !"
Essoa OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE, IN YIL.
ms woi embraces every subject OF importance rorDo
.ed with Agreulture in all its branches both h
Ietlcal and practical Its clear and spacious det,Is @
iIness and accuracy OF its the o.s
tlce, never been equaed 1t is arranged under pac
ea"s: represented by the four seasons the yearE
lessor Norton appended in the same ortjeT sas
Climate 70 sns fSl%e o. the work by adapting it to the sO
oftwo such distinguished writers constitute This the @
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contains l6oo Pages besides Il splendid and
every implement oil husbandry in use; the various
M planting and the former the DO
ihesuC animals, the farms tcadtns, &c.
LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS a
NEDhEAE COTTAGE ai E9IS9 20 ;g..
''Messrs. Leonard SeOtts Co., F'' ~ 1911
"Genemen-l beg to say that your .Far1nsys ,,,,is
America my work, the FaT Tb si eS o.
cenat9g al present IN The States, under the title OF tie
book OF the Farm is taken from the first edition or nv
work. written ten years ago. which in my second edition
all the more recent improvements in the practice OF As
Gut9Ie suggested by scientific experiment, and making it.
81 am, sirs, your obedent Servant
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FARMERS GUIDE.-The concluding number of this ,vot
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practical agriculture The arrangement OF the worE il
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ye giving Coplons details OF lHe best practice on English
ana adapted 10 general in this country BY the
!uoCous notes OF the American editor. The intelligent
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s9h between English and American huSbandry for which
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