, 1857-07-03
BIRTHS PERIODICALS.
AND THE
Farmers Guide"
Great reduction in Me prize Of Tie latter ~
kcatiOn

Great reduction IN the PTiee Of me tafer 4tr
icdtiOn
T EONARD SCOTT 4 CO., New York contlnnsh
II re-publish the following British PeriodieaAlni
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, CONSERVATIVE
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (wHIG)
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, (FIEE cBuncHl
THE WESTMINSTER GEvIEw, (LIBERAf-)
BLACKw00D's EDINBCRGH MAGAZINE, (ronYJ
The great and important events-R Religious, pollB
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World give to these Publications an interest and l
they never before possessed. They occupya mlaaa
ground between the hastily written newsitems, cul.
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tha pondrous tone Of the historian written long nd
the living interest in the facts he records ihal lln
passed away. The progress Of the war in the kaa@ g
eupies large space in their pages. Every mettml5
is closely criticised, whether Of friend or 0l ige m
all Shortcomings fearlessy pointed out. Ihe tngs
from the Crimea and frow the Baltic In Blaekuloas
Magazine, from two Of its most popular conibglen,
give n more intellibible and reliable account O " y.
movements of the great belligerents than eah ~
where be fonnd
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Radical; but politics form only one feature q Z Mss
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throughout the world, than can be possibly Vp'''4
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THE FARMERS GUIDE to Scientific Sne g III II Ed,
al Agriculture BY Henry Stephens +, X; g. sss,snt6e
inburgh, and the late J, p Norton Prof. Ill. Toy,
Agriculture in Yale College New Haven ma stesl
al octave; 1900 pages, and numerous Wo0u
engravings. orl on ag.
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