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JACOBY, FERDINAND RUDOLPH
682
Katechismus der Pferdezucht, zugleich eine Beschreibung der Krankheiten der Zuchtthiere und Füllen enthaltend. Stolp: H. M. Fritsch, 1853.
[6], 142, [2]p., 20cm.
JÄHNS, MAX, 1837-1900
683
Ross und Reiter in Leben und Sprache, Glauben und Geschichte der Deutschen. Eine kulturhistorische Monografie. Leipzig: Fr. Wilh. Grunow, 1872. 2 vols.
24, 462p.; 15, 464 p., 22cm.
Provenance: J. H. Anderhub.
JAMES, ROBERT, 1703-1776
684
A treatise on canine madness. London: Printed for J. Newbery, 1760.
[2], vi, 264p., 20.5cm.
Provenance: Rowland Errington.
JENNER, EDWARD, 1749-1823
685
An inquiry into the causes and effects of the variolæ vaccinæ, a disease discovered in some of the western counties of England, particularly in Gloucestershire, and known by the name of the cow pox. Edition limited to 500 copies. London: Printed for the author, by Sampson Low, 1798. [Milan: R. Lier & Co., 1923].
[2], iv, 75, [4]p., 4 colored plates, errata, 27cm.
686
The note-book of Edward Jenner in the possession of the Royal College of Physicians of London. London: Oxford University Press, Humphrey Milford, 1931.
[viii], 49p., frontis., port., 21cm.
JENNINGS, ROBERT, 1824-1893
687
Cattle and their diseases: embracing their history and breeds, crossing and breeding, and feeding and management; with the diseases to which they are subject, and the remedies best adapted to their cure. To which is added a list of the medicines used in treating cattle. Philadelphia: John E. Potter and Company, [1864].
340, 10p., illus., adverts., 19cm.
688
The horse and his diseases: embracing his history and varieties, breeding and management and vices; with the diseases to which he is subject, and the remedies best adapted to their cure. To which are added, Rarey’s method of taming horses, and the law of warranty as applicable to the purchase and sale of the animal. Philadelphia: John E. Potter, 1860.
384, x p., illus., adverts., 19cm.
689
The horse and other livestock with the diseases to which they are respectively subject and the appropriate remedies for each, together with their history and varieties. … the whole intended as a complete guide to farmers and others, for bringing their stock to the highest state of perfection and of profit. Philadelphia: John E. Potter and Co., [1866].
384p., frontis., port., illus., 20.5cm.
690
Horse-training made easy. Being a new and practical system of teaching and educating the horse. … Also, the symptoms and treatment of the various diseases of the horse, embracing a full and complete history of glanders. Philadelphia: John E. Potter and Co., 1866.
vi, 186p., frontis., port., illus., index, 16.5cm.
691
The private receipt book of Prof. R. Jennings & son. Being a choice collection of valuable receipts all of which have been thoroughly tested in an extensive practice of more than thirty years in the treatment of the various diseases of horses and cattle and other live stock … with the symptoms of each disease and remedies for the same arranged and appended. Detroit: F.B. Dickerson, 1882.
515-89p., frontis., 20.5cm.
Bound with: Courtney, Wilshire S. The farmer’s companion, … . Detroit: F. B. Dickerson, 1882.
Provenance: Sarah van Hoosen Jones.
692
Sheep, swine, and poultry; embracing the history and varieties of each; the best modes of breeding; their feeding and management; together with the diseases to which they are respectively subject, and appropriate remedies for each. Philadelphia: John E. Potter and Co., [1864].
490, 6p., illus., adverts., 18.5cm.
JEREMY, HENRY
693
The laws relating to horses: considered as the subject of property, sale, hire, wager, distress, heriot, or of criminal charge; and intended for practical as well as professional reference. London: J. & W. T. Clarke, 1825.
viii, 111p., index, 21.5cm.
Provenance: Lord Templemore.
JEWETT, PAUL
694
The New-England farrier. In four parts: wherein the diseases to which horses, neat cattle, sheep, and swine, are incident, are treated of; with medical and surgical observations thereon. To which is added, an appendix, comprising many valuable recipes, prescriptions and rules, compiled from different authors. Third edition. Woodstock, Vt.: David Watson, 1824.
107p., index, 14.5cm.
Provenance: Library Company of Philadelphia.
695
The New-England farrier; or, a compendium of farriery, in four parts: wherein most of the diseases to which horses, neat cattle, sheep and swine are incident, are treated of; with medical and surgical observations thereon. The remedies, in general, are such as are easily procured, safely applied, and happily successful; being the result of many years experience—and first production of the kind in New-England. Intended for the use of private gentlemen and farmers. Newburyport, Mass.: William Barrett, [1795].
46, [2]p., index, 16cm.
Title page clipped at bottom edge with possible loss of date of publication.
JOHNSON, CUTHBERT WILLIAM, 1799-1878
696
The farmers’ medical dictionary, for the diseases of animals. London: J. Ridgway, 1845.
279, 8p., illus., adverts., 17cm.
JOHNSON, GEORGE MUNN TRACY, b.1838
697
Practical poultry keeping, as I understand it. Fifth edition. Binghamton, N.Y.: Carl & Spaulding, [1886].
120p., illus., index, 19cm.
JONES, E. GWYNNE
698
A bibliography of the dog: books published in the English language, 1570-1965. London: Library Association, 1971.
431p., 26cm.
JONES, JOHN
699
The practical farrier: or, useful pocket companion, for gentlemen, farmers, and others, concerned in the management of horses. Being the receipts made use of and repeatedly proved, in the course of forty years extensive practice. To which is added, instructions for chusing a horse, and cautions against the trickes of horse-dealers, with some approved receipts for the cure of horned cattle. Ludlow: Printed for the author by J. Thomas, [1796?].
vi, x, [8], 112p., index, 15cm.
Manuscript note: Wm Griffiths his book 1796. “Steal not this book for fear of shame, For here you see the owners name.”
Provenance: Wm. Griffiths; R. R. Whitehead.
JUNG-STILLING, JOHANN HEINRICH, 1740-1817
700
Lehrbuch der Vieharzneykunde. Heidelberg: Gebrüder Pfähler, 1785-1787. 2 vols. in 1.
[4], 272p.; [2], 292, [8]p., 19.5cm.