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THE FARMER'S GUIDE To

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRlcU1Try
ALIAS, THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION tSTEPHES,ssfo,
OF THE FARM BY HENRY STEPHENS, p ~
EDINBURGH, WITH AN AMERICAN APPENpIx, nyi ~
TON, PROFESSOR or SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE IN,
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. .---#EI
This work embraces every subject Ofimpotarc.r,..
ted with Agriculture in all its various branches bolts
reticaI and practical lts clear and spacious de,,
fulness and accuracy of its Information, lie Conn.,,
ofcverv Illustration have in an Ayricultrrai
tice, never been equaed' 1t is arranged under fo
ate heads, represented by the four seasons OF he ~
Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn-and the notes a.
lessor Norton are appended in the same order ~
greatly to the value OF the work by adapting to u
Of two such distinguished writers constitute ths t +,
complete and valuable Agricultural work issaas
the press ,cd6 . iWo large royal
about GOO engravinGs wood The latter illas.raela
every implement OF husbandry now in use; lie m
methods fplowing planting, &c.i and the former us
nestle animals the farm stealing, &c
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Shook of the Farm, is taken from the first edition :
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5"HENRY STEPHEy;,
FARMERS GuIpE.-The concluding number Of til nj
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ssTHE FARMERS GUIDE..-This work is rich uaf
Agricutural knowledge presented in simple and i
style, giving copons details OF The best practice
judicious notes of the American ctitor The initS
farmer will find it very attractive reading. In the e
:son between English and American husbandy, for VI
furnishes ample materials, he may obtain many ys
hints for increasing the product of his own aerei
mental stimulus given by the perusal OF suah wrfiai
quite as important as their more immediate purpose. "
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