, 1857-11-06
BRITISH ERIODICALS.'
AND THE
Farmers Guide"

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THE FARMERS GUIDE to Scientific and Prsc1lSs r. TS.
al griculture. BY Henry Stephens, y =; Se,iartieo
inburgh and the late D. T. Morton, iioI. lie. rov-
Agriculture in Yale College. New Haven Nuls' Al
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