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LEoNNRD ScorT Il Co, 54 Gold.st., N. V,
GoNTfNUE 10 publish the four leading
~ British Quarterly Reviews and Black
woods Magazine; in addition to which they
have recently commenced the publication
of valuable Agricultural work, called the
"FARMER's GulDD TO ScfENrrrIc AND
PRAcrIcAL 1GntcUlruRE," by Henry Ste
phens, f. r. s., of Edinburgh, author Of
the "Book of the Farm, &c, &c, assisted
by John P Norton, M! Al, New Haven,
Professor ef Scientific Agriculture in Yale
College, &C., &c, ro .I l4
This highly valuable work will comprise
TWO large royal octavo volumes, containing
over l,4oo pages, with 51s or 20 splendid
steel cugraYings, and more than Goo en-
cravings on wood in the highest style of the
art illustrating almost every implement of
husbandry now in use by the best farmers,
the best methods Of plowing, planning, hay !
lag, harvesting, DC. DC, thevarious domes-
tic animals in their highest perfection in
short, the pictorial feature of the book is
unique, and will render it of incalcuable
value to the student of agriculture.
The work is being published in semi
monthly numbers, of 4 pages each, ex
elusive of The steel engrayings, and is sold
at 20 cents each, or So for tie entire work
IN numbers, of which there will be at least
%.
The British Periodicals republshed are
as follows, VIZ, q,rsl
LoNDoN QgAHTERLY REvrEw, (Conscr'tive)
EDINBURGH REvIEw (Wbig.) o.ugs.
NoETH BRIrIsu REVIEW, Gree Church)
WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Liberal.)
,i39 .i,4r and .g rA'r r
BL4oEwooD's EpINpURaE MAGAZINE,
(Eory.) 9erise4 Ia s-t
yqAhhqugh thesc works are distinguished
by the political shades above indicated, vet
but q snail Rortioniof their contents is de
vote to political ,supjeets,r 1T is their liter
airy character which gives them their chief
value. and intLatthey stand confessedlv far
aboEe all other journals of their class. Black
We wood. sail under The mastery guidance of
Chrlstopher North, maintains its ancient
celebrity, and is at this time unusually at
troctiye, from the serial works of Bulwcr
aud other literary nota6tes, written forthat
magazine, and first appearing in its columns
both in Great Britain and in the United |
States. Such works as The Gaxtons, and |
My New Novel, (both by Bulwer) NV
Peuinsular Wedpl, The Green Hand, and |
othetseriiils, .ofyhich numerous rival edi-
tons are aisspeP BY the leading publishers /
in this country, hayod beireprinted by
hose publishers from mthea pages Of Black
woodafter ii has been Issued by dfessrs.
Scott& Co, so That the subscribers to the
,sprlpt OF thatlmagazue may always rely
IN having the earliest reading ofthese fas-
;ineting tales! ahl - tt32oA i%o
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forany othree s1do.,t n 90 ptr"
Cor allfout Of the Reviews, g 90 "''9
foi b ackwood 3 BIggazipe, 4, 8 90 ~,
ForBlackwood and three Re- ftif +
yiews,p i94ip gd aAlsft.B 0s00f.b.m
lar iBl lacis9oeA aud the four l'issl .hiii,pDl
. Reviews. is 4 10 90 a.
Tor Farmers Gpide, (eomf ,iIg
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