Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
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GAR oANE.-Ali old and new subscribers to

-. GAR OANE.-AlI old and new subscribers to
M THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT,
Wishing to try this new, interesting, and pronis-
iAR ing plant, will be supplied with at least TWO
ANf HUNDRED AND Fifty perfect Seed, FRsE or
A. CHARGE if they send prepaid @ cent? envelope,
ANt ready directed, to mail them in.
~ This number Of Sesd ,ciH plant sic 20
ar Ten square rods, and produce an abundance Of
ANE seed lor dozen or tloeay acres another year,
should IL be ICdntsd.
,,p ~ B.-FULL directions for culture, treat
n Dent, DC, lCH De giroH in tie AgricHltisrist
during t.e Spring and SKINNER.
- The Publisher has just received a large new
supply FIRST rate pure, fresh Seeds from France,
ANf to be added to his previous arge stock Of Amer
can growth, He has now enough to plant Orsr
fAEitWO HUNDRED acres None OF this stock Is
AM for sale, but all now on hand viii be divided
tmoug Subscribers to the AGRICULTURAL
distribution from Jan. go TO Feb. rs some eco
n more applications are recsived daily, and %,
coo packages Of about 8, o Seeds each are being
nade up.
THE AGRICULTURIsTi generally acknovl-
edged to be the BtSF Journal IN the county, de-
voted only to Soil Culture in all its various de-
3artments II Is the best" because Of It's great
variety OF plain practical, r6iAtbta instruction.
For 81 year you get a large, beautiful. and very
valuable Volume OF TWO HUNDRED AND
slightly EIGHT large Double QnGft9 Fages-
LY rnis Journal is alone worth many times is cost %
Ne every one. Those subscribing for the AGRlCUL-
rURlSr will thus get the Sugar Cane Seeds for
LY i'less than nothing"
Ne N.B.-Below Is an outline Of ONLY ONE Num-
Der, and that got up under the excitement and
LY Bustle Of attending to nearly FIFTEEN THOU
NE SAND new subscribers hundreds Of letters Of in
ilury &c.
~ ELEVEN MoRs numbers equally as good, and as
NE much better as possible. will be furnished this
year.
~ The Agriculturist is sterreot yped, and
rny new subccribsr ca1 begin with the year.
n. B.-THE AGRICULTUBlSris loo ,ted at the
Metropolitan CITY o. the Countryside best point
,or getting the best information from every
ton.
NIB. NIB. NIB. NIB.
N. B.-THE AGRICULTURiST surpassed an
other similar journals Ia having besides its Resi-
lent Conducting Etitor, an Associate Editor al
EACH OF several points in the EASTERN, MIDDLs
aud WESTERN States dozen OF these men, rho
are thorough going practical CaltjgdfOrs, Fruit
JrOWers, Si0ck-rGisers, ccc., are constantly fur
Inishing 70 ThEAGRiCULTURlSf th eir combined
experience and observations in their several %
'cahties Tlis arrangeIs gives this Journal IN
ttQUALLED advantages for fdsing the very
, sEsr prac ica Information collected from each d-
11F ys.on ofthe country.
Every FARMER, MERCHANT, MECHANIC or
n Prof EsSIONAL MAN, uho is annually sxpend-
ng $1,000, $500, $500, 500, or but $50 or $50,
I \ lpon his Farm, Garden, or House-plct or upon
II bis Animals, will d. well to expeud a single dol-
ar year mOrein supplying himself with the AG-
RICULrURIsT. From It's fun FIVE HUNDRED
good articles Civ, every year, no one fail to
ierive at least some hints that will be worth TO
aim many times he cost.
TRY Il a year-It win PAY.