The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11

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eeess steamer Eaa.asise bEpaHs 4 tat Fucesl-
1et e IT. Farmers glat q American lusBtaie.
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Taml, Ciah ana tif uanaas Agricultural BE-
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HORTICULTURAL. DEPARTMENT
Tgt-er pses vista tte gl9uiok iuieros, 10 urae-
teal HH.fNgitHgg, aud ,a a@plY wih frequent
sppta.s FROM ell r1rtf g tu. country tar iuf5rWA-
tlau q @ practices! character sn TIE subject. We
hasr tuasRsd t5ie srrgieoa oi person waa is na
ptnHu#gd iB rai4l aGnlrh % wftN s8 q lucid stFla
. series ~ sftlsiea aa the Management 20 Small
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makt TEEN pas gNttE ggaeial and hpeeia9 aref
taas tgJm llanbgE lp d, alaUat. disFos=l n tae
n htc years there has been lucrative busi.
ness canned un Reg uuauuupled men, ia selling
worthless an3 0li piatlr under H,E names 60 the
inexperienced. THE TMurNI VII by aWsrs faa8y
10 guard tbe farmer fgaiusj auy such imposition
tl4ai comes Wlthia var knowledge.
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10 mako rur TEngar eth more valuable t0its
agriculture! readers, Ne have clkaFtd PHur JAs.
Law. Veterinary Surgeon in cornell University, so
answer questions concerning diseases If Cattle,
Horses Sheep, and other domestic auImalsi aHd
( % prescribe remcaic AHsvels and prCscup-
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brief De possbie that the questions, answers and
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