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THE RARNHETS'S GUIDE To

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICuLTupy
ALIAS, THE ONLY CORR crEplTIos 'sTEpHEN's Bo0E
OF THE FARM ny HENRY srEPnESs, y. RS a,
EptSBpRGH, WITH AN AMERICAN APPENDIX, M ~ "a,
ton, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE, Is rn,
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. t|'is'fS Esl ltailalfI i7lisH -
This work embraces every subject importance
ted with Agriculture in all its various branches t
ulness and accuracy OF its information the conpk,s
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Winter, Spring. Summer, Autumt-and the notes Of Pm
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