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IR1l: FARMERS GUIDE 10

RI 4S ERS'S G4DE
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AG RICULTrp,
ALIAS, ONLY EDITION OF STEPHENS No.,
OF THE FARM ny HENRY STEPHENS y a Va
EpiSrrRun, WITH An AMERICAN ArrEsDir, hrJ.Ra
TGS, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC A0RIcuLrt RE- IN ~,
h COLLEGE, uAvES- 15L ..H..-.f4s 81 DE- "t
This work embraces every subject OFF c,,,
ted with Agriculture in all its various branches botS,
letca and practical Its clear and spacious detail, ~
fulress and accuracy OF its Information, II. coap,
every illustration, have in an Agricultural IN
tiCe been eqused.' Ii is arranged under fou- -,
ate heads, represented by the four the ,
Winter, Spring, summer, Autumn-and the notes Il r.
greatly to the value or the work by adapting it to ts
climate, growth &C., OF this country. The united hs,
uftwo such distinguished writers constitute this IL
complete and valuable Agricultural work ever issued
contains 1000 pages besides ii spleniid
every inplsmoni OF husbandry now in use; the var
methods oplowing planting, &c; and the former, tls
nestle animals, the ia rnl sicading, &c.
o. r. LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS
ssa 10 'REDpRAE coFTtGs :f En,s. sa n.
"Me.,rs. Leonard Scot, g. Co.. Ill .Ef,5Y'',t.'N' ~"
'Gentlemonl beg to say that your Farmers Gs::t
the only genuine edition published in the United S.s,
America OF my work, the Shook Of The Farm, tn. eI,
circulating at present in the States under the title /.
Book OF the FARM" is taken from the first edition Z,
work. written ten years ago. which i'm nv second eId,
emit rely remodeed in great part rc.yyrote sir
all the more recent improvements in the practice Of
culture suggested by scientific experiment, and H,Ei
i'll effect quite new book.
ft 81 am, sirs, your ebedient serysn.
'FARAER's GuIpE.-The concluding number OF this su
is upon table, and hut repeat tile unanimous
of the Agricultural in saying it is among
complete and reliable ofthc contributions scientific u
practical Agriculture. The arrangement the wot
convenient for reference, the illustrations beautf
language plain, clear, ineligible, and truthful wi
comprises two royal Svo. vols of 1000 pages, inclitt
w02dcuts and II steel cngravings '-OhiG Culr-si.
"We nave received this highly interesting and cd.
but, above al. very practical work We know Of 10 ~
Agricultural wo.k ever published in this country Nta
might compare with the one just named in usefuines,
intrinsic merit in ii."-Bu9aio IPool GROCER.
1.-THE FARMERS GUIDE..-This work is rich nin !
Agricultural knowledge presented in simple and AM
STYLE giving corions details of ic best practice E
farms, and adapted TO general in this county
ludicious notes OF the American ctitor. The inse.
farmer will find it very attractive reading. In the
son between English and American husbandTy, for sn
1t furnishes ample materials, he may obtain v1.
hints for increasing the product of his II
mental stimulus given by the perIsal of suah witin.
quite as important their immediate purposes ~"
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