, 1857-11-20
BRITISH PERIODICALS.
Farmers Guide"

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THE FARMERS GUIDEto Scientific ard raS'sS y "a.
al Agriculture. BY Henry Stephens = Is; :; Scisnt6e
nburgh, and the late j. P. Norton. PROT Q, ,. nov
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven't 'u S steel
al octave; 1000 pages, and numerous wood HhO
engravings. o-t nm A.
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ricuure ever published and in order to eVe s.Snce
der circulation the publishers bave resolved "
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