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rARMERS, LIBRARY

Dposprc7,1-s or. THE FARMERS LIBRARY, AND
L MONTHLY JOURNAL DE- AGRlCULILA AE. JOHN
S SKINNER Editor. Each number WI! coasss1 o' '"o -s-
tnc parts viz
l. TIE FARugss LIBR,sY, in which will be published
continuously The hes, Sa,dard ort Aglicnliure en-
brscpr those which by their cost language n which
written would otherwise beyond theTeHeh OF
nearly al! American Farmers In ;his way we sAa4.
give ortvo or three dollars Tie choicest European eases
ana researches in Agriculture, costing times as much IN
the original edifcus, easily obtained al any price and
virtually out OF the reach Of who 1--we byfoowas s
plough In the Farmers Library they Will be accompanied
by notes from the Editor explaining whatma be obscure
% American readers calculated mislead the begin
ner in Farming owing differences Of Soil, Climate sc
The works published in the Library Will form complete
series, exploring and exhibiting the whole field OF Natural
Science and developing The Tic treasures "nch Chemistry,
Geology and Mechanics have yielded ana may Ss1c 10
Ehe The Iabors and swell the harVess OF thc lnLeSsn'
The work VIII be 80 hIral-tu tid1 SIr ~
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/ Foreign: Selections from the higher CLASS ot nItsu'
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Gated selected accounts of experiments po'tu pt
cesses discoveries in Agriculture ne" iiPeiHeHs
In This department alone VIII resemble -ay Ne!'SI
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that no Political Economic, or other conrosct'e'
will pe iucucaed through is magazine Is price VIII u
FIVE Dollars wear IN sdyance for royal octavo vol
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work and on good paperte whole got up as such woN
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pesl and comprehensive Agricultural worh ever pu
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A VERY SENSIBLE Doe.-We tell so many DOG
stories that we have some fear that We may run
the thing into the ground as the saying Is pul tut
fine Newfoundland dog of gentlemen VINO sIopPeu
at one OF our hotels noticing ago. was ses'oie oi'
and we venture him in print One morning MS
master offered him some brandy todty: Lioa was
young and inexperienced, and conhdihs; !. q
his first temptation. and ike many siAy youns
raan he yielded The result was that nc became
much excited. and performed various uncoeiy an
tics. peculiar 10 man and brute in that s'Gte. Inc
next day the temptation was renewed Lion pul
his paw languitly 10 his head, as much a 10 say
-" Excuse me, if YOU pease-the brandy drank
yesterday gave me head ache
WorcL-"T The hair OF the same dog VIII moi al
ways cure the bite" Nashua Telegraph.
Thy BRoTHER--Though poor, ragged and de-
graded. the outcast is thy brother still ny shun
and despise him In years past, kind admo-
niuon-a pleasant word-Inight have saved MN
Yet you refused 10 counsel him and passed ny MN
scornfully Now he is but wreck OF his iorn,er
self His ambition IS DESTROYED his energy Is lost
and his heart is stepped in vice. There was tine
it may be, when his eye was placed on virtue and
his feet turned from destruction nat moment
q look from you decided his fate. The lip OF scorn
was curled-contempt was expressed and away
hs urged his steps 10 ruin. Is II pleasant refcc
ton might have saved a soul from wee ana IN
fanny, bat l refused ?"
Ye who have been reniss in duty, who have not
cared when a brother erred and pershed. awake to
new life and be slack in the performance OF duty
II Is not TOO late scores may yet be saved by your
iudicicus etforts-yoar counsels-your tears-your
atiecIonate hearts and open hands A KISS IS bet
ter than strke-a tear more eitectual than kcK-
an open hand tar preferable 10 a clenched hst Mind
ness s moral lever, iudciously used that Will
move the world and raise il 10 life, light and JOY
Portland Bulletin.
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/, DOPULAR LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART,
L DELIVERED N THE CHIEF CITIES AND
TOWNS IN THE UNITED STATES, BY DIONYSfUs
LARDNER Doctor OF Ciy Law, Fellow Of the Royal So
cetes Of London and Edinburgh Member of the Universe!
ties OF Cambridge and Dublin, and formerly Professor OF
Nainre! Philosophy and Astronomy IN the University Of
London, &c. &c.
To close MS public Lectures In this country they nave
assed themselves OF the opportunity thus presented 70 IN
Tic edition OF these Dscourses The general interest which
for the as four they have excited in every part OF THIS
country Is universally felt and acknowledged Probably no
public lecturer ever continued for the same length OF time 10
collect around him audiences The sane sim.
illustration, which rendered the ORA dlscOufsts 90 uulver-
say acceptable will be preserved in the published report
TGicn vii indeed be. nearly as possible deucs! "h
The Lectures Is they we're delivered
The subjects which Will included w1. embrace variety
ofiopics n e Astronomical and Physical Sciences and IN
Their application 10 the arts of!i.e
printed good type and copogsly illustrated with
mas 1t viii completed N u numbers, and viii constitute
twenty-five for each number
The is Illustrated with Eugravings and
when completed vii! forR Two arge aad spenGid ocsyo
volumes-
'Our wish Lectures mi ght be IN the
possession Of every iaily In cur community,
DR.. Lsrdner has uncommony HAPPY facility OF ex.
preston, combined n1h and sthng Illustrations so
Lhai ne charms oy me very c OF MS periods, while
fastens Instruction or the mind"
eve trust that such work VIII receive from h. re3;ns
community thai which it so Justly IeriIs
thai IL VII De found on every farmers table and every l.
tine work will be exceedingly valuable and We com
mend to hose who lake pleasure in such pursuits"
Sqr1rJDIs Republican.
eminent ability Of the LectureTin the manner OF connrn
GAZING Ano"iedge-coEhinins simplicity pers-
pcuty of reasoning and felicity Of iustre,on'wil no
doubt have very extensive sale,
Lt,el!I Liptag .igt, No. 49,.
ty" [JtontpeIrr ~ Freeman.
1--WE hope hat works and Interesting charac
Ter VIII the deuge Of fcon that mas prevailed IN
the country for severa. years. fCoIimbti ObseyTer.
ine sutfor Possesses great powers Of planning and "a
riliary illustrating science which ne treats His
Is Calculated 10 be widely and lastiag!y popular"
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e The work may be Obtained wholesale and retail from
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Rabnsoa Jones Cincinnati! AID rom Booksellers Ageav
snd County Merchants generally.
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DRIVATE DANCING

DRIVATE DANCING and Walking Academy, No.
L 90 Mercerst the second three story building below
Prince
Mr.. J. T. Soaring respectfully informs his friends pa
irons ana the public that he has ropened bis School for the
season al his residence above Days OF Inon ednes-
days and Saturdays 81 O'Clock, for Young ladies Gnd
ssers Tuesdays and Fridays 8: oclock P NJ for gen.
uemeu-
Glasses viii be formed other days meet the conre-
nience OF Pupils.
Ladies and gentlemen receive pvse lessons al any
hour ro occupied by Classes, and every dsy they with II
MI Searngs much admired La Polss OuadIile and Poi
ski Mazurka viii be txuehs addition La Poss and the
most graceful styles OF dancing and waiting Psats Soi-
exclusively for pupils parents or guardians viii be
given ususl
Mr. Soaring would particularly call The attention OF gen.
ilren desrous OF learning WALKING his Saturday
ing cass for al the styles including La Polka For
ard particulars apply Us above dis Ietseodua
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THE STRANGER! THE STRANGER

N<JM. TAYLOR, No. Asior House. vii publish thls
w morning The Stranger, Play IN acts. by Augustus
r Van Koizebue. with stage directions costumes, &C. &c
msrked and corrected played the Park Theatre This
is beautiful edition OF of the best plays in the English
language all lovers of the Drama ough, procure copy
Of IL Price u. cents
Volume J. Modern Standard Drama, containing Ion,
Fazto Lady OF Lyons Richeieu, The Wife Honey Moon
School for Scandal Money with beautiful Portrait and
Memoir of Mrs. A c. Mows- II also contains Tile page
and Index handsomely bound. Price 81.
Ia Pre-s-Grardfatber Whitehead
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which will be sold cheap.
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LIFE AND TINES OF HENRY CLAY.

pY CALVIN COTTON, Author Of the Jun,us Tracts,
~ Four Years in Great Britain Tour on the American
Lakes Gc-PUblished By A S. Barnes Co. 6l Johnst
SewYork-The design Of this work i, 10 give full and
complete history of MI C!sys life, private and public The
unavoidable percors sref biographical sketches
OF this eminent Statesman heretofore given niroduc
on as Speeches. enc in other forms, must be apparent
al account OF their limits Ills impossible
know Mr. Clay as he ough; known, without the full
and ompe,srrss Of his history written carefully for
permanent The Author spent the ast winter Lex
!ngon Kentucky ayai! hi.e OF advantages OF in
e1Iae communication with a.. Clsy srG % access 70 his
pager. AID es2caasrce wh.ce was ;ea.y Ae4 a.-l.y
sseFess s39 lw
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RE RESPECTFULLY invited to call and inspect the
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(. WALKERS Bookstore, III Fulton-St among which
vii! b- found the following
Cheeve Lectures The Pilgrims Progress fourth ed
ton, with numerous se- engFsvlngs morocco binding
Dow!in.s History OF Romanism eighth edition, with 81
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The Missionary Memorial containing about 80 original
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The Wreath OF Wild Flowers collection OF articles in
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BaIIs.
NEW-ENGLAND SOCIETY.

NTEW.FSGJAND SOCIETY.-Ths Society hav-
ng resolved 10 postpone iber annual celeoFau9h OF
the I'd December VIII give Festival ba IN piaee OF sue
r.rsron on tbe evening Of the 7h Of January next III
the As;or House Tickets ulay be obtained from any OF me
Irs-hers of The sosrd OF Ocers from The Secretar ana
a. he Asior House
ALFRED a WEEKS Secv. - WEIlst c!otoJa!ls
MERRY CHRISTMAs Grand Fancy Dress salL;-
IfkMr PARKER has the ho3orio announce 70 as ifeads
s-d the public Tia: he intends giving Grand b a.! on
hursdav Evening. the 18th inst at biz room IN bayA-d
WHICH VIII be The only FGscy Dress Bal he Intends c!ving
,bs season on which occasion every variety OF ballroom
ds1ci Viii be Introduced Tickets for admission 81, 20
sSrSt gerterusn ard his ladies' Dancing 20 commence
Al O'Clock and continue until aie hour iSAets can "
9srce an Bowery Mr. Taylor has variety OF fancy
dresses on hard in Prince winch can be ootansd NJ
Tss91sb rb.rge The Public Assembly 1ii ;ASe place
a. usla. on Tuesday next 4 Grand CIVIC Ban VII De
given on New Years right
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List of Letters Remaining in the q. S. City DeS
patch Post. December "a, 1915,

sS Please mention The DATE-ct hc Last IN Nh'ea thy
are adccrtisea. LADIES' LIST.
RS.C GNU Pless Miss Mo,-s.
Re.kwib Miss Re. Grosser William Poire. Miss Fanny
bsccu Howell. .MrsLouisa Ii M
Brown Mrs Maria Hanson Al!ssChris Reed Mrs. E.
Brown Mrs Mary tan Schuyler, Miss Ma
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Burke Miss MAE Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Rem
Connolly Miss Gath Laurence, Mrs wick.sL
urine IWgrren-st Smith, Mrs WASH
Cox, Miss Eliza'bh Murphy Miss Mary ingonsL 80
ID ~ ( Mahany, Miss FL shaw MIS- l3d-aV-
Deuton Miss Mar len T. enae-
garet Murray, Bridget W
Biscoll, Mr. Mont d q Wetmore, Mrs.
gomery-st Oakley, Miss Eli Broadway
Eames, Mrs. IMer zsbeth Wanmaker, Mrs
st ry j. Parkinson, Miss Anna
Edwards, Mrs Ma Eliza Walton, Miss Trace
ROBERT Ill. MORRIS, L. Nj.
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A aIERICAN nUSEUM-GRAND HOLIDAY AT
"A TRACTIONS-Every day and evening this week
Splendid performances evening al !. O'CLOCK and on
Thursday next, CHRISTMAS DAY, performances will be
given every hour The Manager has engaged, for the
tire Holiday Seasos the taest wonders IN existence The
celebrated Scotch Giant and Ganess the human be-
ings LIVING. They may be seen in Highland Costume every
day from 10 clock forenoon, TIL 10 10 the evening Also,
new and beautiful PhysioscoPe, which has just been re-
ceved from the proprietor, Mr.. p. T. Baruur. WHO is
securing all Europe in search OF novelties for The Museum
This instrument shows the human phz face nedi-
not less than 70 feet 10 Gismete making most laus sha-
BILE and amusing exhibition. Ii will also show in Ike
ner, watch and musical box, both in notion and both
highly interesting He has also received, from the
source, by last steamer optical instrument The Me
giuseppe, which shows vsriey of moving figures making
the most interesting exhibition ever Witnessed. He has
also arranged for the exhibition Of Laughing Gas and
engaged several subjects 10 lake The should sui
hcen number volunteer from the sudlencc Also engaged
and his his first appearance IN this City, Mr. Harrison,
the celebrated Eng ish lmprcvSaore whose comic and
prompu Songs have been received with great eclst many
large Cities Also engaged The beautiful Dissolvne
Views and Chromsrope-together with list OF talented
performers Including Mrs Phillips popular Vocalist
Billy WMlocs, BaHo Player and Negro Singer; Miss Fan
ny beering popular Danseuse; Madame Rockwell The
famous FortupeTeer.
Admission, > cents Children under 10. l2i cents.
25 cents consult The Fortune Teller privately.
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amnsemfnts.
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC

THE CELEBRATED OPTIC Gallery, now open
al I'll Broadway, Of ChamberssL up stairs, has
been visited in Europe by millions OF persons including
the Roys families Cardinals Bishops, &c &c These views
consist elegant and highly finished paintings represent
Ing and minute manner the following IN
teresting objects
/. The Chapel Of VIM. Tell in Switzerland
The magnificent Garden Saloon in the country residence
Of the Prince Schwsrtzemberg, near Vienna
5. The interior OF the sub,eranean Grotto IN Belehel
where Saviour born This spot here represented
in condition in which 1t exists being enriched by
many and costly presents the pious Offering OF
several Christian Soveregns during lapse OF many cenu-
ries The representation Of this Grotlo (Which IS under
the chief altar in the Armenian Church al Behlehe) must
it believed have peculiar interest In the present age OF
the world has been visited in the course OF revolving
cenaries by thousands and thousands of pious Psls
being greatest object of Christian veneraon and The
place where began the mysteries of our holy religion
The proprietor does not doubt that all Christians resident
OF this City, will be desrous OF viewing this splendid pic
ure the production the celebrated Italian Artist MenoZ
II of Milan
1. Naples taken from tie new road.
s. The Solemn Entrance Vienna of the Princess Ma
rsnna Savoy, the occasion Of her Marriage with the
Emperor OF Austria
6. The North Pole Expedition OF Capt Parry in the
Year 1927.
The Splendid S. Peters Square. at Rome, as viewed
Easter Sunday. few before the Pope gives
his blessing 10 the people. dS 21nis