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THE FARMERS GUIDE TO

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL. AGRICULTURE &
ALIAS, ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS BOOK
OF THE FARM ny HENRY srErIIESs, i. n s. o. 5
EptSBunon, WITH AN AMERICAN APrEYp1X, J.. P. 10,
TGN, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE, IN YAH
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. II I
This work embraces every subject OF Importance
ted with Agriculture, in all its various branches, both
rc,ic and practical SITS clear and spacious details Il.
ulness and accuracy OF its information, the completeness
every ilust alton have, Agricultural work prt
ee never been eq,lled' arranged under four
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Winter Spring, Summer, Aatumn-and the notes of Pin
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LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS ~
.REpnRAE CorTAGE, EDINnuRGH.
"Sept 30, 1851
..Messrc. Leonard scona Co.,
'Gentlemen-I beg TO say that Farmers Guids'
America Of my work. the ..Eook Of Far," The edios
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.Book of tho Farm, is taken nomt the first edition Of M
work, written ten years ago. which IN my second edct
lentiIely e.modccd and III great part wrote, adopting
all the more recent imp in the practice Of AsR
culture suggested by scientific experiment. and making
81 am, Sirs, your obedicnt Servant
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
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