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60RGE0 AND IMPHEE, THE CHINESE AND^AFRICAN SUGAR

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FIELD'S PEAR CULTURE 75

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CHOELTON'S GPvAPE-GROWES'S GUIDE, - - - . 60

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BRECK'S BOOK OF FLOWERS, 1 00

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I ttlTH'S (C. H. J.) LANDSCAPE GARDENING, PARKS AND PLEASURIS

GROUNDS. 1 25

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Parks and Gardens. By Charles IT. J. Smith, Landscape Gardener and Garden
Architect, «kc. With Notes and Additions by Lev^is F. Allen, author of "llural
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THE COTTON PLANTER'S MANUAL, .... 1 00

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UOBBETT'S AMERICAN GARDENER, .... 50

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ALLEN (J. FISK) ON THE CULTURE OF THE GRAPE, - I 00

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ALLEN'S (R. L ) DISEASES OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS, - 75

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^TARING'S ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE ; ... 75

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PAKDEE (R. G.) ON STRAWBERRY CULTURE ; - - SO 60

A Complete ]\1anual for the Cltltivation of Tire Strawberry â– 

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given." With a valuable appendix, containing the observations and experience ol
some of the most successful cultivators of these fruits in our country.

GUENON ON MILCH COWS ; - - - - - - 80

A Treatise on ^Milch Cows, whereby the Quality and Quantity of
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Marks or External Indications alone; the length of time she wiU continue to give
Milk, &c., &c. By M. Francis Guenok, of Libourne, France. Translated by Nicho-
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BROWNE'S(D. JAY) FIELD BOOK OF MANURES; - - 125

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EAI>fDALL'S (H. S.) SHEEP HUSBANDRY; - - - 125

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THE SHEPHERD'S OWN BOOK; ... - - i CO

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YOU ATT ON SHEEP , 75

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the United States, and on the Culture of Fine Wool in Silesia. By William Youatt.

you ATT AND MARTIN ON CATTLE ; . . . . 1 25

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their capacity for Beef and Milk. Ey W. Youatt and W. C. L. Martin. The whole
forming a Complete Guide for the Farmer, the Amateur, and the Veterinary Surgeon,
with 100 Illustrations. Edited by Ambrose Stevens.

yoUATT ON THE HORSE ; 1 25

Youatt on the Structure and Diseases of the Horse, with

their Eemedlcs. Also, Practical Eules for Buyers, Breeders, Smiths, &c. Edited by
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FOUATT AND MARTIN ON THE HOG ; - - - - ^.0 75

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Wm Youatt, V.S , andW. C L.Mautin Edited by Ambrose Stevens. Illustrated
witli Engravings drawn from life

D LAKE'S (SEV. JOHN L.) EAilMER AT HOME; • 1 k5

A Family Text Book for the Country ; being- a Cyclopedia of
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MUNN'S (E.) PRACTICAL LAND DRAINER ; - - - 60

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systems of Drainage arc- explained, and their differences and comparative merits dis-
cussed; with full l-'irtctions? for the Cutting and Making of Drains, with Kemarks upon
the various male7ials of which they may be constructed. With many illustrations, i y
B. MuNN, Landscape Gardener.

ELLIOTT'S AMIRICArJ rRUlT GROWER'S GUIDE IN ORCHARD

AND GARDEN ; - 1 25

Being a Compend of the History, Modes of Propagation, Cul-

mre. Ac., of Fruit Trees and Sh ubs, with descriptions of nearly all the varieties of
truits cultivated in this country ; and Notes of their adaptation to localities, soils, and
a complete list of i ruits worthy of cultivation. I y F. R. Elliott, Pomologist.

JRACTICAL FRUIT, FLOWER, AND KITCHEN GARDEN ERS COM-
PANION; - - - 1 GO

With a Calendar. By Patrick Neill, LL.D., F.B.S.E., Secre-
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from the fourth edition, revised and improved by the author. Edited by G. Emki'.son,
M D., Editor of "The American Farmer's Encyclopedia." With Notes and Additions
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BTEPHEN3- (HliNEY) BCOK 0? THE FARM; - - 4 00

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PEDDERS' (JAMES) FARMERS' LAKD MEASURER; - - 60

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WHITES (W. N.) GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH ; - - 1 25

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Vegetables, Fruit Trees, and Fruits, and a select list of Ornamental Trees and Pl.uits,
found by trial adapted to the States of the Union south of Pennsylvania, with Garden-
ing Calendars lor the same. By Wm. N. Whitb, of Athens, Georgia.

EvlSTWOOD (B.) ON THE CULTIVATION OF THE CRANBERRY ; 50

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AMERICAN BEE-KEEPER'S MANUAL ; - - - - 100

Being a Practical Treatise on the History and Domestic
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the most approved methods of managing this Insect, through every branch of it*
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The Principles of Agriculture, Dy Albkrt D. Thver ; trans-
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BOUSSINGAULT'S (J. B.) RURAL ECONOMY. - - 1 25

In its Relations to Chemistry, Physics, and Meteorology :
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notes, etc., by George Law, Agriculturist.

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MYSTERIES OF EEE-KEEPIKG EXPLAINED ; - - - 1 00

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Science of Luck fully illustrated; the result ol more than twenty years' experience in

extensive Apiaries. By M Quinbv.

THE COTTAGE AND FARM BEE-KEEPER ; . - . 50

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WEEKS (JOEIT M.) ON SEES.-A MANUAL; ... 50

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MOORE'S RURAL HAND ECOES, 1 25

First Series, contaiDiDg Treatises ra —

The Hoese, The Pests of tee Farm,

The Hog, Domi;stic Fowls, and

The Ho>-ey Bee, The Cow,

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fivEET Lady heb oww Flowee Gaedknbr, Essay on Manures,
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HxKD Fancier, American Kose Cultueisi.

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Miles on the Horses Foot, "Vine Dresser's Manual,

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Weeks on Bees, Chemistry made Easy.

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Peesoz on thb Vni-E, Hooper's Dog and Guk,

Liebig 8 Familiar Letters, Skillful HorsEWiFE,

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RICHARDSON OK DOGS : IHEIR GRIGIK AKD V.IPJETIES. . 60

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BEMENT'S (C. N.) RABBIT FANCIER; .... 50

A Treatise on the Breeding, Rearing, Feeding, and General
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added lull directions for the construction of Hutches, Eabbitries, &c., together with
recipes for cooking and dressing for the Table. Beautifully illustrated.

THOMPSON (R. D.) ON THE FOOD OF ANIMALS . . 75

Experimental Researches on the Food of Animals and the
Fattening of Cattle; with remarks on the Food of Man. Based upon Experiments
undertaken by order of tlie British Government, by Robert Dundas Thomison, M.D.,
Lecturer on Practical Chemistry, University of Glasgow.

THE WESTERN FRUIT BO.OK ; 1 25

Being a Compend of the History, Modes of Propagation, Cui,-
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THE SKILLFUL HOUSEWIFE ; 60

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Economy, embracing 659 recipes pertaining to Household Duties, the cmre of Health,
Gardening, Birds, Education of Children, &c., &c By Mrs L. G. Abell.

THE AMERICAN FLORIST'S GUIDE; 75

Comprising the American Rose Culturist and Every Lady her
own Flower Gardener.

EVERY LADY HER .VN FLOWER GARDENER ; . . 50

Addressed to the Industrious and Economical only ; containinti^

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Flowers. The whole In plain and simple language. By Louisa .IohnS/N.

FI3iI CULT-JRS ; 1 00

A Tr::\tise on the Artificial Propagation of certain kinds op