, 1857-09-25
BRITISH PERIODICALS.
AND THE
Farmers Guide"

Farmers Guide"
Grcal reduction in The price Of The latter Pnh
iedti0n!
T EONARD SCOTT & CO., New York continusto
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tho pondrous tone Of the historian, written long amer
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eupics large space in their pages. Every movement
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THE FGPMERs GUIDE to Scientific and PrseESs Ts
Al Agriculture BY Henry stephens, r r. s,o s,,Du.;Ss
nburgh. and the late J. p Norton. Prof. q ~
A grcultUre in Yale College New Haven't NUs AZ
Al octave; 1000 pages, and numerous WOOD anu s
no.ae
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ricuiure ever published and in order to give c.
der circulation, the publishers have resolved 10
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the Union and to Canada (post paid e.
work is not the old Book Of the Farm -.
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