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THE FARNHET,S GUIDE TG

n AGRICULTURE
OF THE FARM ny HENRY STEPHENS, y. R. So.
EDINBURGH, WITH An AMERICAN APPENDIX, BY }. P. SOa.
TON, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE, IN YAr
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. ...F 'a..E -l
This work embraces every subject ofimportance conu.s
ted with Agriculture, in all its various branches, both tksc.
fulness and accuracy of its information, the completeness
tice, never been cqualled.' 1t is arranged under four seper.
ate heads, represented by the four seasons OF the year
Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn-and the notes OF Po.
lessor Norton are appended in the same order, addins
Climate, growth, &c, OF this country. The united i h sSSM,
oftwo such distinguished writer's constitute this the most
the press. II comprises 1--WE large royal svo. volumes, and
e eSout 600 eSg2a P Pii;es o Se I1oed, u T 9P4 fatds4 i engTavingsP and
every implement OF husbandry now in use; the various
nestle animals, the farm Stealing, &c. s.'7 5
LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS.
'RED"RAE coFEAoE. .F EDtS! az
''Messrs. Leonard ScottS Co.,
the only genuine edition published in the United States Of
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-.Book OF the Farm - is taken from the first edition Of mT
work, written ten years ago. WHICH in my second edition.
all the more recent improvements in the practice of AgTf:
culture suggested by scientific experiment., and making il.
in effect quite "a new book.
81 am, sirs, your obedient Servant
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''THE FARMERS GUIDR--This work is a rich mine oil
Agricultural knowledge, presented in a simple and amliar
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farms, and adapted to general use in this country BY the
ludiCious notes of the American editor. The intelligent
farmer will find it very attractive reading. In the cOmpar.
:son between English and American husbI 1lry, for which
1t furnishes ample materials, he may obtain many valuable
hints for increasing the product OF his own acres. The
mental stimulus given by the perusal OF suah writings is
quite as important as their more immediate purposes. .
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