Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

TENNESSEE FARMER AND MECHANIC.-The frat
No OF Vol II. OF the above valuable Agriculture
and Mechanical Journal is before After tenn
porary suspension, which has proved beneficial to
it. in placing il on a firm and permanent basis, il
re appears under the most favorable auspices.-
Hereafter it is to be issued by the publishers of the
Patriot. p Williams, Esq, les former efficient
and we'll Informed editor remains in the chair edi-
torial, assisted by Dr. r. II. Hodsden, of East Ten
nessec, and Col. q. J. Cannon, of West Tennessee.
With such talent aud administrative ability, the
success Of this journal is beyond question. The
contents of the present january No. are as fOl-
lows:
Economy Of Agriculture, etc.
The Horse and his improvement
Cultivation Of peanuts
Cashmere Goat dustrated)
Level Culture
Stone Walls-How to prevent their falling,
Berkshire Hog, Gilustrated)
Accidents and diseases Of the Cotton Pant
Order upon the Farm,
Farmers the Sufferers,
Stewards Cotton and Seed Planter, (illustrated)
Chinese Sugar Cane,
Stump Extractors, etc
Tree Planting theory for the South,
Curing Pork,
Tennessee Stock Register, Pedigree of Prince, etc
North Devon Cattle-ther peculiar qualities,
Nashville and her Manufactures,
Hints to Blacksmiths on Shoeing Horses,
Paper Ruling Machine illustrated
Improved Machinery for Preparing Cotton,
Preserving Bunetizng Timber
Educate Labor and set knowledge at work,
WoodudTs Selfacting Gate, illustrated
To Parents and Young Mechanics,
Recent Patents, etc
HORTICULTURE Grape Culture in Tennessee,
Removing large trees, ETC.
Peabodys Seeding Straw berry, GIlustrated)
Education,
Preparing Saussges, lllustrated)
Marketing Poultry, etc
The use of the eyes; BE courteous at home, etc,
Washing Fluid; Time for Painting Houses, etc
To the Reader, To Correspondents,
Live Stock Company; Official Compliment etc,
Tennessee Spring Fair; Premium List,
Value Of an Agricultural Paper, etc,
TIE value OF such periodical TO the agrcultu-
raj communities in Tennessee is incalcuable. For
State with such advantages of soil and climate as
is possessed by Tennessee-Whose chief wealth lies
in her agricultural products-to te without an az.
riculturai magazine is almost like an engine withs
out driving wheel, or a watch without main
spring. Ii is proper and necessary TO keep pace
with the age-to profit by the experience and ed
ucation of Others, aud in no department Of indus
try il this more true than when it applies TO the
farming interest. No intelligent and enierprising
farmer who understands his interest, doubts the
utility and benefit Of such journals, and such are
scarcely ever without one Here is one published
10 this State conducted ably aud possessing those
advantages for giving information to Tennessee az,
ricuturists about its soil, &c, which attach TO
other periodical Of a similar character. II the
farmers of the State do not well sustain the
Farmer aud Mechanic" we shall be much mis-.
taken.
The typographical appearance oil this Journal is
unsurpassed. IL is printed Oh beautiful white
paper, with new type purchased expressly for Il;
each No. contains As large octave pages of reading
matter, with numerous Illustrations.
TERMs-one copy for one year. in advance, 90;
six copies, SlO tea copies, SIS. Address Smith,
Morgan Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. w. NJ. WARDS BENTFIr.-We learn tina.
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