The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

SfhiNG w hh Is coici1g on, Snd arm
ers. Gardeners ard all who cultivate even bat
a small plot should " epare TO 10 we'll.
Way 40 not Farmers make money As rapid
ly a. mechanics and other classes! Ans
Uhiefy because they read aad think less. and
depend more upon sinply hard work. The
head should aid the hahds.
Farmers often expend 500. $500. 500. $500.
sSf0. and even 100 or 81 60 year. in plow-
Ing. sowing. ealtivating and harvesting. and
then attempt to save asingle dollar by oEituna
Co supply themes Ives with n journal devoted TO
their OWE interests and in fOr ming the IN Of the
successful methods OF carry ing On similar cpe-
rations pafsaea ny others. Even the poorest
Agricultural PAPER published. can scarcely TAIL
TO furnish hints aud suggestions which Nculd
repay the cost many times over. How much
nore prontatie shea TO get the hsst-tbs old
American AgrlegllIrist Tor example.
| This Journal Is large Double Quarts, each
.numter eentsiniagzi pages hIled with plain
practical Instructive articles. (about 900 u
every annual velame,) which are pre- pared by
lFractieai oi:AiSd ME- Who give the de-
tails oil how they and their neishbors Go this
or that lind of work. what they cultivate and
how. what crops and method s they find profta-
lbie. and whas thsy tnd Improbable. IL Is
hardly possible thatany one, whether EARN
STOCK RAISER. or the Caltiya.or of only 9
small village plot should read journal Of this
leharaeter vitae ut obtaining at least some hints
ina. would renaer his labor Eaueh mere profit
1. TUE EXPERIMENT Is WORTH TRYING.
lr WILL COST Bot ONE DOLLAR
Inc general principles oteultiyaaon OF fruit
{. growing. feeding animals, &C.. are the sane
everywhere. hut an order to adapt The Ansri-
/. can Agriculturist to every part Of the Aueri>
can continent. large number Of PRACTICAL
writer's are engaged. one OF whom is located al
ieaea Of several points Last. NORTH, " EST
!. aadSOUfH. These men are gathering valE-
able Information from their several localities
and con nurieating il TO the pages OF the Ag-
lrieuitlrist, where II Is accessible to all W no
Nrf. E 81. srwr l.
ing how others in different parts of the coua-
Try are carrying On the same operations as
the mselves.
The immense circulation ofthe Agriculturist
which is much larger than that of any similar
journal In the world. enables the Publisher
not oaly to secure the very best practical ar
itteles. the fnest instructive illustrations. hat
also 70 frrnish IL at q lower price than aEy
Journal Of equalvalu besides xrenoirg hun :
nreas AID thousands of dollars every year in
s the FREE Gistribution OF new and valuable
seeds 70 the subscribers.
lie has during the rresen. year sent out over
CHINESE SoRfHERS sTGAR CANE
SEED FREE.
and each old or new subscriber not having re :
leeived them. can still have q package Of so to
n 40 pure. perfect seeds. This aud the follow
ling offers hold good until Arril 10Th. or later:
Atleast one Iaekage OF valuable seed will be
iannuaily given tree TO every subscriber TO the
lAgrieuitnrist, the only con difion Of recent on
is that the applicant furnish q ready oirectcd
lpost-paid envelope for mailing tie seed in.
Il In addition to the Sugar Cane. every old and
: new subscriber desiring 1t. will be furnished
Corn. - one OF "Dari,ng's p,tra Early Sweet
Corn. '"Stowell's sS eet Corn" and white
Poland Ga - all Of which have proved valu-
atls (see Ag.isalturis. for March, ready
directed POST taid envelope will he needed fol
each kind applied for. and as nany seeds will
be enclosed as will be convened by the postags
stamps sent upon each envelope.
= A Calender of operations to be performed ia
the Field. 0r,hara. Fruit and Flower Gar
dens. Hot and Green Houses. &c /. Is given al
the beginning of every mouth. This is pre-
Ipared with x eat labor and care. and is highly
valuable to every enc.
To get the Agrieulturis. for ayear Ii Is onl,
= necessary to send OHe Dollar with Jour nan'
Post Once aud State. with tho necessary
ready envelopes for such seeds are apple,
tor. Direct to the Publisher.
No. Iei water-st .New-York
". B.-The Agricnlturist Is never force'
: upon any one. bnt 10 always stopped shsn sh
:. time expires.
new subscribers can he supplied IRON the be
Ginning OF volume XVI. Gan list, iS5T.)
N B-Below is given an outline Of few o
he leading articles in the hrst three number
OF this year. all OF which are plainly written
practical and very Instructive. Each nu IN bc'
contains orginal costly illustrations. Interests
ing and instructive. Thee three numbers I'll
he mailed at once TO rev subscriber. and th,
= remaining numbers OF the yesr IS Fast as 10
sued-one ut the hesinning Of e,oh month
which win be devoted TO the work of the SEA
son. re- In addition TO the old list OF lorl
standing subscribers about one Thousand rev
Subscribers per week. have been received sin 81
last October. The Publisher IL encouraged {,
nut forth additional t1srtions TO ipcresss Il
the highest possible limit the in trinsie value o.
this old standard Journal. Every succeedin,
number will be an i'm proveusatupsnthe past