, 1857-02-13
BRITISH PERIODICALS.,
AND THE - rt
nFarmer's Guide.D l.

Great reduction in The price Of The latter Prh
Hcatioa!
7 EONARD SCOTT K CO., New York, contnnsb b
II re-pubish the following British Periodicals, Vii
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, (ooNsERvArIvE)
TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (wHIG)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, GREE cHuRcH)
THE wEsTMINIsTER REVIEW, (LIBERAIl
BLACKwooD's EDINBURGn MAGAZINE, (ToR11
The great ard important events-ReligiOus, Polh
cal and Mlitary-nOw agtating the nations Of lhevh
World, give to these Publications an interest ndI.@
they never before possessed. They occupy q maae
lTf0und between the hastily written newsems eIla.
speculatiOns and flying rumors of the newspapeF,, ,o
tho pOndrous tone Of the historian, written long M
the living interest in the facts he records shall t
passed away. The progress of the war in the Ease
eupies large space in their pages. Every nes.nG
is closely criticised whether of friend Of io 20
all shortcomings fearessly pointed out. The ehin
| from the Crmea and frow the Baltic In BAckNaoah
Magazine, from two Of its most popular coniru.la,
/ give more intelibible and reliable account "
movements of the great belligerents than ean ~
where be fonnd.
These Periodicals ably represent the three pe.,,
political parties of Great Britain-Whig, To1, ~. ~
Radical; but politics form only one feature o. W.
character. As Organs of the most profound w. ~.
on Science, Literature, Morality, and Religion w
stand, as they ever have STOOD unTvalled IN NC ~ ~
of letters being considered indispensable to the lsn
and the professional man, while to the inlep,Ss "a
reader OF every class, they furnish more cor 1s ~
satisfactory record OF the current literature oi ". VA
Throughout the world, than can be possibly on''''
from any other source. a,s
EARLY COPIES SECURED. 10,
| The receipt of Advance Sheets from tne pLi pl.i.
publishers gives additional value to these rsPt-
especially during the present exciting state q .s
pean Affairs, inasmuch they can now he i-ss..l
the hands of subscribers about as soon as tne o'H
editions.
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For any two of the four Reviews, do. ......s-.'M a
For any three of the four Reviews, do. .'-'''s a
For any four OF the Reviews, a
For BlackwOods Magazine, do. o.........-.''' "A
For Blackwood and three Reviews, do. "a %
For Blackwood and four Reviews do. asnr
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current in the state where issued will be
CLUBBING .Ao,a
discount Of twenty-five per cent from wv ~
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Co.. for four or more copies 0i any UNA ons or ofus
the above Thus four copies Of Blackwooo. os - ,rI
Review, will he sent to address for ~ lon al
of the four Reviews and Blackwood orsoVi ~
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When sent by mail, the postage to any psIs ~ n
United States will be but twentyfour cents ysrb q
Blackwool, and but fourteen cents year ioi
the Reviews. 81. - 1,.efic.
THE FARMERS GUIDE to Scientific SnS g Y 70
al Agriculture. By Henry Stephens = n; :; ee,snfihs
inbnrgh, aud the late J. p Norton. Prof. 2, I'll. ry
Agriculture in Yale College New Hayeni IA srd
al octave; 1000 pages, and numerous No'u
engravngs. - m ag
This ia, confessedly, the most complete Mo,H "
rculture ever published and In order 70 ~ ,duso
der circulation, the publishers have resolved "
the price to five dollars for the two volutn npd
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