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The Year-book of agriculture, or, The annual of agricultural progress and discovery for 1855 and 1856

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    Annual report for the years 1855/6-1873

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    The Rural annual and horticultural directory for the year 1856-

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    Containing directions for the preparations of the ground for the orchard and fruit garden, planting, pruning, &c., with lists of fruits recommended by the American pomological society and the several state societies. Also, plain directions for making and planting the lawn and flower garden, and a catalogue of nurserymen in the United States and Canada. Illustrated with go engravings, representing various forms of trees, leaves, and fruits, pruning, designs for plantations, etc.

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    1855 June-1856 July

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    The collection includes letters and documents (including 8 scrapbooks and 2 volumes of transcripts) chiefly related to the years following the failure of Adams & Co., especially as they affected Alfred A. Cohen, who was appointed first receiver of the company. Other subjects covered in the collection include Cohen's business and legal associations (1864-84) with the Central Pacific Railroad Company and the 1876 trial, Central Pacific Railroad Co. vs. Alfred A. Cohen. Significant persons represented in the collection include: Alfred A. Cohen, Frederick Cohen, Augustus G. Richardson, H. A. Whiting, and Isaiah Churchill Woods. There is also an affidavit by James King of William and some materials related to the firm of Hoge & Wilson.

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    1855 July-1856 May

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    The collection consists of manuscripts, letters, documents, maps, 35 notebooks and field books related to Ephraim G. Squier's unrealized project for the Honduras Interoceanic Railway. There is material related to explorations and surveys with reference to the practicality of a ship canal in the area, as well as maps of both Central and South America.

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