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TsF sNysrcAN g ,RpENEs: Treatise on the Situation
Soil. Fencing ND laying Gu, Of Gsrtens, AID on The
Propeesilono Of Vegetables Herbs Fruits and Flowers:
BY WILLIAM CoBBETT. Saxton Miles
This is neat edition of an excellent, practical
work bv a man Of strong sense and thorough ac-
o,nu,ancc with the subject Inc discusses The
craving and general interest in Agriculture and
Hortculturs wi U doubtless create demand for
large edition.
INTRODUCTION TO 1uE scrkScr or Go,rRxnExr, md
Compcnd ct the G, Institutional and Civil Jurisprudence
q the uni"d STATE, win bnet Treai'e on Political
Economy Designed FOR the use Of Families and Schools,
By ASDsEw ". You've. a vol, plain l2no. Pr. 1861
Dayton Newman
Tn, d a substantial wholesome work, which
oucht 70 zoe in every family which does not enjoy
opportunities of more extensive acquaintance with
the subject Of which II treats. In its essay on
Political Economy it gives with great fairness
inc argument, both for Protection and Free
Trade
RUS And TRUCKS, from Dayl's Locker being Magazine
Matter Glone Loose, ane Fragments Of SunIry Things
Ir-Edt- BY ". A.G. a vel l2no. rp. 1879 ". r.
Robinson
This l. an odd collection Of Tales, Sketches and
Poems, varying from good TO mdding. There is
considerable humor in it, oud rainy halliday might
bee killed with ii quite comfortably.
w TmE CHRISTIAN REVIEW, No. XXVI. for
Iuuc contains articles on Mr. Parker Discourse,
Bunynn'. Holy War. The Korcn Language,
Christian Perfection Object OF the Writer'S Of
Gospel History Cod. Hand in America & &c.
The is qn sble ind excellent Quarterly OF the Or
thodox faith, published ia Boston II. g. s. Ray.
nor, IS Bowcry, arc the Agents for this city.
" The CArnoLIc EArosrroR and Literary
Masuine-M snthy-- by Rev fclix Ware
+, and Charles Constantine pisc, ID. ID. opens This
month with an able Article - I,lami.m: 1t.
Conquest. ard Defeats in Europe. We have been
interest ted in papcr on Thonas Carlyle and in
tale entitled Philip Riley; or, The Convict b,
j. A. Shea. Til. work, exhibiting much that
interests the general reader, must be profoundly
valued by those Of the Catholic Church.
~ The Wyoming Patrol (Loco) has jus,
been started Vt Tunkhannocl, Pa. tho probable
County Scat of the County of Wyoming.
WrIa PRINcIPLEs Twenty YEARS AGo.-ln
iha wear 1924, there was candidate for the Pres
idersy who had done the country some service rs
an able and successful General. although then
Ineanly s,igmatized by the Albany Argus, Rich
,s,nd Enquirer and \. \. Evening Post : one
"Kr JAcXsos,' who expressed the following
sentiment upon the Tarif Question Of that day:
,usou Of ,he tgiculturlst? Where has The American
Farmer market bis surplus products Except io cot
ton. has neither oSegn sor home market !, is tune
VIC should become lus more 1mericonied end instead
feeding paups and lahorers IL England iced our own
else short tine by continuing our present pohoy we
shsllbe rendered paupers ourselves.
Ii was bv strongly advocating tho policy OF pro-
icciing American agriculture and manufactures
that Gen JACKSON succeeded in obtaining more
electoral votes is 1924, than any other candidate
in the field Then the Hero of New Orleans.
mad not fallen into the net of Juggling dcmaSogues
OF the Undertook stamp. He expressed freely
and lorciby his honest convictions of Protective
Tariff and a sound National Bank. He thought
81 that it was time We should become little more
Aneneani=cd." His sympathes and regards
were not then all bestowed the Subj roasury'
hard money systems. and the paupcrs and Ia
borcrs' of the old world. He saw and ent"rced
the weishty obligation of the Gle seral Government
toprscct American labor and its products IRON
the adverse policy of foreign nations
Buffalo Commercial
" The signal defeat of the Wings in Virginia will YET
h ow Ell by their overthrow in almost every STALE IN the
Tnon With Henry CLAY their leader, and Natcnsl
Bank their motto, nothing but defeat aw arts them
St Louis Reporter.
Pshsw. old ncighbor. We can prove the con-
,rary bv YOUR own declarations During the whole !
Of the last Presidential campaign, you persisted IN
asserting as a fact notorious and unquestlonablc |
tina, Mr.. Clay was far stronger with the people |
than General Harrison; and yet Gen. Harrison,
you NAV remember. was elected by majority oi
more thar one hundred thousand. Now, Stadrach |
fla candidate far weaker than Mr.. Clay obtained |
such overwhelming majority, how utter and |
appalling will bc the rout of YOUR Loco-t oco squad
Mons when the strong man himself leads on the |
charging lcslsns of Wings Only think OF IT,
Shadra,h VIII You not advise your friends To
surrender without firing gun Lou. Journal
CURIOUS AND ALMOST TRAGicAL OcCURRISCE.
The Norfolk Herald SAYS: As a colored female,
dressed in the hight Of the fashion and sporting
dAshiny paraso passing along Upper Cum
ocrlaNd street on Sunday afternoon. n COW very
Nnecremoniously inserted the tip ends Of its horn.
tile below the busting part OF her dress, and
tossed her about six feet in the air-an exploi,
winch II performed a second time, and then tram