, 1856-11-14
BRITISH PERIODICALS.
AND THE. w
HFarmer's Guide"

I Credf reduction fH the pTtee 0t Me EotteT fuO-
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IL rc-publish the following British Periodicals, viz
ruE LONDON QUARTERLY, ecoSsERvAFvE)
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! THE NORTH BRlrisu REVIEW, 1FRiz cHuRcu)
the wEsrNISIsrER REVIEW, QIBERAL~)
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THE FARMERS GUIDE To Scientific and Practlc-
al Agriculture BY Henry Stephens, =. r. s., Of Ed
nburgh and the late }. P. Norton, Prof ot Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven; vols; roy
al octave; 1000 pages and numerous wood and steel
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