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AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
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FARMERS GCIDD TO SCIENTIFIC ANE
PRAc IcAL 1GncULruRE," by Henry Sic
| phrnS, f. r. s., of Edinburgh, author of
the Book of the Farm" &c, &c, assisted
Ivy John p. Norton. NJ. A, New Haven.
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