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n EMOCRATIC REVIEW for March, 1876
- This day received by
CONTENTS.
l. The Late Acting President ..
g. The Song Of the Bell. From the German Of
Schiller.
g. Fragments from the Greek
4. A hymn of Love. BY George w, Curtis
g. 1 he Claimants Story.
Translated from the French Of .7trandre Dumas.
6. Our Times.
T. Romance and Reality.
8. Recollectons of Fifty Ycars.-No.I. A Sketch
Of %.
9. Wilhelminc Schroeder Devrient A Sketch.
BY Mrs. + +. Ellet
TO- Gone A Poem. BY J. q. Whittier.
H. The Literature Of Fiction. BY A. Davezac.
~ The Presidents OF Texas. By &. Montgomery.
l3. Bureau Of Statistics.
IA Monthly Financial and Commercial Article.
Is. Monthly Literary Bulletin.
l6. New York Historical Society.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Session Of ls44-'45.


THE LECTURES will commence on Monday,
November the 4th, and be continued under the
following arrangement, TO the middle Of March en-
suing.
Practice and Theory of Medicine, bytNathaniel
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Chemistry, Rober. Hare, M. ID.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ ID.
Anatomy, William f. Horner, NJ. ID.
Institutes of Medicine, Samuel jackson, M. ID.
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| Hutton's Mathematics, by Rutherford
| Gseener on gunnery
| Falconer's Marine Dictionary
! Miles Royal Naval service
| Williams Practical Geodesy
Military Annual for 1916
| Pritchards British harbors
| Dunn's Oregon Territory
| Drink waters siege of Gibraltar
Fromes Trigonometical Surveying
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Soanes life of Wellington
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INTRODUCTION TO DAUBIGNE'S HISTO-
L RY OF THE REFORMATION-The Re-
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'INHE BEECHEN TREE; Tale told in Rhym >.
Il BY r. w. Thomas, author Of Clinton Brs
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n EW BOOKS Al FRANCK TAYLOKs.-
Scenes, Incidents, and Adventures in The Pa
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Jacobs, 9Th sngfsvinas
Tbs Wandering ye-, by Eagens Sue, No \.
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Mr.. QuIncy's Address.

Hon. JOSIAH QUiScY, Jr. Of Boston, delivered the
Annual Address before the NewY York State Agri
cultural Society on Thursday afternoon, In the pre-
sence Of Ten Thousand New York Farmers II was
admirable in manner good in matter and would have
been too short but tina, shower commenced direct
" after its close We took notes bu, find impos
sbe 10 make room for even an outline OF the Ad'
dress TO day.
Mr. Qnincy's theme was not Agriculture but the
AMERICAN FARxER--bis position. opportunities
sources Of enjoyment and Of just pride and satisac
ton He conirasied the Farmers slow bat certain
gains with the precarious career OF Trade IN which
nine tentbs fail or Of the crowded Professions. He
urged that the Farmer should not be mere digger
and driver but Social. Moral, Religious and Intel
lectual beng-thai his familiarity with Nature in
vites to this and hsOpportunities for Moral Improve
men, rightly appreciated, surpassed by none
other He painted the futilty Of the Office seeker
aspirations and urged the Farmer to shun them and
find enjoyment for his leisure and scope for his anbi
ton in hishome and his pursuits points were
urged with great cogency Of argument and beauty
Of illustration enlivencd by the humor for which Mr.
q. is famous He made himself merry win me
Farners of Monticello, Of the Hermitage oil Norm
Bend, Of shland, Of Marshfcld, &c-observing that
though il was quite evident that every farmer could
not b. President it seemed no less certain that
every President must be a Farmer. He showed
that the greatest Warriors and Rulers have In the
nd-, of their splcndor and power sighed for the DC
yhts Of rural retirement and comparative freedom
tom care. and urged that the Farmer may en-
10Y at once and always that which the envied 50
long pine for and rarely attain. His is the career
which gives surest promise of Health of Body Sc
renity OF Mind and Competence of Estate which
concentrates the joys of Earth and opens the gates
10 Heaven.
When Alr. Quincy had concluded,
Hon JONI A. KING of Queens rose in behalf OF the
Society TO tender to the Orator the thanks OF the
New York State Agricultural Society, and TO cX-
press to him the deep qualification with which his
Address had been listened to by the assembled
Farmers of our State. That Address was not merely
valuable to them rs Farmers but s truths appealed
them as moral and Intellectual beings-as intel
gent rejecting men. He instructed TO ask in
behalf of the Society and of the Farming Interests
a copy of the Address for publication-These re-
marks were responded to by the assembage with
hearty acclamaions We trust Mr.. Quincys own
COPY OF his Address will be given to the public
though we may meantime publish fuller synopsis
of 1.-THE meeting here proceeded the reading
of the reports of Committees awarding Premiums.
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Farmpr.' Library.

The September number Of this Journal delayed a
few days order give coOred Engraving Of the Cotton
Plant Mr Thomas Thorp Of Louisiana recently on v-it
70 this City brought with him beautiful painting OF this
staple Of American productions executed BY him from
nature and kindly offered the privilege Of having Il
engraved for Farmers Library By reference 20 the
Table " Contents 10 another column, Il viii be noticed
that the publication of the celebrated work OF ALsERr
D. Won THAEa on THE PRINCIPLES or AGRICULTURE
l. commenced In this number This great work wa
translated By William Shaw and G. w Johnson, Esqrs.
and pronounced by the London and German Press
the most important Agricultural work which has yet
appeared The London Edition is compnsed in two
large octave volumes. The Farmers Library can be
had at al cheap Bookstores.
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THE PALACE OF PERFUMES.

90 The fayorte haunt
OF the spring wind In IL. first sunshine hour,
For the luxurant strawberry blossoms -presh
Like a snow shower there. and yOlets
Bowed down their purple vases oi perfume
About her pillow"
such was the home Of shakspeare's Tiianis but in
our day. as we have no fairies excep, the farer half
Of creation the spot that approache. nearest to in de-
scripuon is sands & Cos establishment 275 Broadway
At this establishment, the essc, from every flower that
bears swee, odor" Is found. ALL GoURLAIN's LUBrNs
PArEYs and EDEs' perfumes, in choice variety The
ladies' the best judges Of toilet articles and perfumes,
and SANDS s Cos. store is their great place for pur-
chasing them
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CAssrus NJ. Cr.r-There was large and very

CAssrus NJ CrAY-There was a large and very
respectable public meeting Of citizens last evening in the
County Count House called for the purpose Of obtaining
an expression Of sentiment in relation % The recent Lex
inron outrage which resulted IN the breaking OF the
True American Newspaper Establishment Of thai city.
The Hon JvpcE BOWER WAS chosen chairman. and
series of Resolutions strongly denuDcatory OF The con
duet of,he citizens Of Lexington who participated IN or
counisnAnced the removal Of Mr.. Gays Printing Cinoe
Affirming the right OF free discussion every subject
and expressive Of ihsnkfuness 10 Mr. Clay Tor MS past
conduct and for his determination 10 continue 70 Ao
Zoe the abolition of Slavery were offered and adopted
Eloquent addresses were made by DR.. Elder. Of Pitts
burgh and the Rev. Samuel Aaron. Of Norrstown And
after the appointment Of Committee TO transmit copy
II the resolutions adopted To Hon Cassius Clay the
meeting adjourned. Phil L. : Gazette.