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THE EARMER,S GUIDE Tn

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AG RICULTrss
ALIAS, THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION STEPHENS p,6,
OF THE PARM.' BY HENRY STEPHENS, y r.,
EpIsnuRon, wITn AN AMERICAN ArrExbIx, ny ~ =,
Tos, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE, IL ir
coLLrGr, NEW HAVEN ,s
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heads, represented by the four seasons or H. m,
Winter, Spring, Summer, Autunr-anl the notes oi p,
lessor Norton are appended In the same ORDER IA,
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contains 1000 pages, besides ii splendid engraving
about COO ensra wings wood The latter illustrators
every implement OF husbandry now in use; the ylls,
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'.Sept. 30 lsl;;
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III m re anu In gsst aIi
culture suggested by scientific experiment, and m
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