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(, ITO J-There WIS some lirilr improvement in ihr enquiry yesterday ut transacaAs dd not mach exceed those uf the preceding dty amounting 10, say iHtuO baes The market still unsettled, and holders not generally willing meet baytri al cur figures, which a e preicated upon yesterdays business. Ord GG6i' mid 864r; mid lair 7a7l; and fair 7lfp7sc. Arrived yeserdiy 6s9 baiessince FritY evening 3745 bales Cleared day, Ills bales Marseillestoal this week 2,295 bales.
 EXCHANGE on England is now offered freely nt 6l per cent prem in large sums and Francs f37a40. North and Eastern time bills 2l aa dis and chrcks II dis. State Notes l0ls dis.
 FREIGuTs-The Liverpool engagement alluded 10 yes ferday eondrmed and another reported to day a rhte not made public.
 The eastern mail wns duly up yesterday. New-York dates of the 26,h Baltimore 27th, and Charleston 29'h ulmo.
 The cotton market at NEW YoRK, which quoted yesterday 4c down, appears to have already nearly re- gained it's position previous To the arrival of he steamer NEW YoRk Nov. 26-Cotton-The market was very much depressed Saturday and Monday, and sales made further decline of nIy 4c yesterday, hnwever there better feeling, and the market rlussd neury the before the advices by ih. nrit.aA,- r.o urtes,
 Inl am and N O.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A ES@ R The fine and very hghl drauEht Ssss!ssss=-sSS5ss. ss-sSss steamer NATIVE. braisnaru, master, will leave fnr the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 4ih instant, al 6 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 dec4 NJ. WAKING & CO.
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Thomas II. Davis, Mayor of Boston. died at his residence on the 22d ult. of Il pulmonary disease.
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EXPORTS. MARSElLL ES-Per brig Carrier-44s bales coilt
M PORTS.
wECEspTs OF Ua,4oUoN.

AM1OHtS. BOSTON Per schr Pearl-eM bricks II tons hay, lt bbs beans ll8 do apples.
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EnR MIN. nIiLANs

rOfS NEN OIll4EARS
 lrs- Cabin passage $s1. Deck passage $1 30 6 h The fine new steamer MONTEZU- lSyeEt MA. Kelly, nasler, 6aih expressly for sss8sAzAA4 4Athis Trade, having been Ihoroughp ovefhauIed, speed iaeroaScd, and much improved by the atdituu of fine nei0 as9e, Cabin, aH in Siafe Rootas, heU Boiiers, ffc has resumed her regular mi N eekf rips, ;nd wIl leave for New Orleans on THIS DAY, 4th insI., al 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage, having fine nccommoda- lions, appl, on board ar io
 Gs. Passengers desiring il, will be landed as tine Rail Read.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. h r1S N The very light draught steamboat SssSz=s75 JIM. Rawis master, will leave fur the above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the 4th inst at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply io
 decl M. WARING & co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A rD@ Fs The fine and very light draught S.s,tsSss==SS5;S. ,sss=S5S steamer NATIVE. braihnaru, uasIer will leave fnr the above nnd all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 4il instant, al 6 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec4 Nj. WARING S GO.
 FOR FINCHE's FERRY. N En@ h The fine, light draught, double en- SzssEfSSzzsS<is1 zine steamer NoXUBEE, Ra~ls, master, will depart for lhe above and in.erme- diae landings on THIS DAY, 4ih inst, al o'clock
 
 CAMPBELL, 0WEN, x co, Agents, dec4 72 Front and 76 Commerce. st FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. N R The new and very light draught SsEzzassSsSTF5R.. steamboat EUREKA, A. Leonard master, drawing only 20 inches water, will leave for the above and all inermediateIaudings THIS DAY, Ak, at o'clock PM
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec4 M. WAKING & co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A ESsS@ R The fine passenger steamer AD- !ai.IsiS1ssa- MIRAL. W. II. Webbing nasier. will leave for the above and all intermediate and- ings oa THlSiDAY, 4th inst. at o'clock PM. dec4 Ms WARING & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS. A Emss@ A The and fast running steam yzssss1s5{E1. CT IRENE, CIoudis, muster, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 4tl inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 a dec4 M. WAKING co. g-i
 FOR MONTGOMERY. ~ E1~~ Fs The fine steamboat BOURBON, ssssssss5F55R II. Bolton pnster, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY, the 5lh ins, at o'clock PM dec4 M WARING & co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. e p The new and very light draught xa5ssszaSaS57R- steamboat POTOMAC, Robt. Otis, master, will depart for the above and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at 6 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec4 CAMPBELL. OWEN & CO, Agents. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A E-S~s N The fine light draught steamer w. sSsssiifssszlI5Z. W. FRY, Il. Kinney master, will leave for ie aboye and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY, 5th inst at o'clock PM.
 For freight orpassage, apply on board orlo dec4 M. WAKING & co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY. S The new, light draught, fast running passenger steamer AMARAN1H.J. Bragdun, master, will leave for ihe nhove and athe lnlermedate landings on SATURDAY, the 6th In.
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IT dBGELLAS-2O cases Sc, tch Liinshans and O fine Silk, for sale ow by
 de- McRAE, RAVEsIES & BULLOCK.
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FOR FINCHE'S FERRY

FOR FINCHE'S FERRY.
 A ESpo N Tie fine, ligh, draugh,, double eu- SzssgfxSEs-SSIE:M zine steamer NoXUBEE, Ra~ls. master, will depart for the above and in.erme- diate landings on THIS DAY, 4ih inst, al 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, x CO, Agents, dec4 72 Front and 76 Commerce st
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A GiAgg n-

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED has just opened Il large anl' well selected stock oi SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared to sell Teachers Parents and Guardis as lolc as a,y House in the Southern country He has Hlso n large stock ui Law, Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous md Standard Library Hooks; to which is added Il MANU- FACTURING ENTERTAINMENT. Clerks oi Courts, Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made any pattern and ht short notice. catalogue Schau Books can he had by calling at 28 Dauphn street.
 nnvl4Kmn s. w. ALLEN
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FOR MONTGOMERY

FOR MONTGOMERY A S The new, light draught, fast running passenger steamer AMARANTH.J. Bragdun, master, will leave for lhe nhove and all the intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the 9th Ir- slani, al 5 o'clock PM. ."sr For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 dec4 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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FOR TUSCAI.oOSA.

h EDS N The very light draught steamboat SEzlsessszsss=T7s1 JIM Rawls master, will leave fur the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 4th inst. at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply tn
 decl M. WARING 9 co.
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FOR COLUMBUS.

FOR COLUMBUS. 2. EnSi'o N The new and fast running steam AkzzGSEEz-.e IRENE, Coudis, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 4ti inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 s dec4 Al. WAklNG CO. v
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMpKA. h ESS-~ R The new und very light draught SFksAs 4As0fE{F5R steamboat EUREKA, A. Leonard master, drawing only 20 inches water, will leave for the above and all in,ermediateIandings THIS DAY, 4th, at 5 o'clock PM
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 dec4 M WAKING A CO
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A lSSS@ R The fine passenger steamer AD- ATsz1isslfSr1R- MlRAL, W. II. Webbing master. will leave for he above and all intermediate land- ings oa THlS,DAY, 4ih inst at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passnge, apply to
 dec4 NJ. WAKING & co.
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NrTlCE-ln iurtherauee ofthe great object of ' the Convention to be composed of the different reg 0us denominations of Alabama for the preven. ton of the dissertation of the Sabbath to be held in Mobile Feb. 23d, 1916, the Drug Stores of North g. Co. will be closed on next Sunday and ihe succeed ing Sundays, except between the hours of 10 and Il o'clock in the morning, and and 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
 decd RICHARD NORTH.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NoTICE-In pursuance "A of an order ol the Honorable Judge of the Or phans Court, in the county of Baldwin, will be sold at the late residence of Col LEE SLAUGHTER, in said county MONDAY. the 6hh of Janaary, l546, the remaiader of the personal property of the said deceased, consisting of Negroes. men, wo- men and children; plantation Utensils, Horses ard Mules, Sc. much thereof as will pay the debts remaining due from said eslate. Terms of sale-Noles ut six mouths. with approved security.
 Nj. A, SLAUGHTER, Adnx.
 Baldwin county, Dec.1, 1S46 dec4 4tcp ids
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c UNDRIES-5U hbds new Sugar tC 10 bbls old Sugar, 70 bbls Molasses 10 casks Bacon Shoulders, $50 bbls Flosr 50 bbll Whiske,
 10 tierces sugar cured Hams, bagsed and put up expressly for family In store and for ssle by
 CALVIN KEITH, dec2 at Campl,ell. Owen & Co.'S Warehouse.
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EULTON EARKET BEEF-In half. ar and Il eighth bbls, selected pieces, for sale by
 dec4 JOHN O'RElLI.Y& & co.
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GT 0. MAZANGE S CO.,, No. 4s, corner Of Commerce and Exchange streets, MoBILE. ALABAMA, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
 Iron, Nas Hollow Ware. Wheat Fans
 Steel Sheet Cast Steel hnd Sheet Iron
 Axes. Hoes. Trace Chains, Mill Rocks
 Blacksmth's and Carpenters Tools all descriptions Corn Shelters and Plougls, Corn and Cob Mills
 CoIion and Wool Cards Guns and Rifles To which they invite the attention of Planters and others. nov l2kmn
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A E--S~~ A The fine lighi draught steamer w. Ssssssfss W. FRY, Il. Kinney master, will leave for he above and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY, 5lh inst. at o'clock PM
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 dec4 NJ. WAKING & co.
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\ MERCHANT S co. ,oner for sale--20 boxes
 As French's superior Bay Rum; 20 bbs Ci. der Vinegar. Idec4l 90 and 92 Commerce-st.
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The Rosewood Frames with the gilt
 inside edging. and glass for the engravings ol 1914 and I6i5. coat S3 50 each. Plain gilt Frames for the same... 4 co |" decd $. W. ALLEN, Hen. Secretary.
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SUNDRIES-25 Smiths Vices kS case Double Barreled Gnns '
 15 casks assorted Hoes; do Trace Chains
 I cask assorted Hinges
 Landing ex ship Abby Frances and for sale by decl MARSHALL. ROWE & co.
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M EGRO BLANKETS 10 bales ofS and 9. |, in l ' store aad for sale by
 dec4 SI &IIJONES
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BOSTON REFINERY-Loaf. Crashed and ID Powdered Sugar, on hand and for sale by
 deci c. WESTFELDT. .& BRO.
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g1 WAVERLF HOUSE. This esIab slleni mas been thoroughly repaired, painted and furnished throughout and Is now in complete Order and open for the reception oi Boarders.
 The accommodations of this House are equal 10 any in the city, and lhe Proprietor i'll spare no pains or ex penso to nlHke his guests comfortable.
 nov22 244Emo JO CLEMENT
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DEPPER-l0 bags black, in store and for sale by U dec4 M. c. TAUGHT $ co. 13 Waier.nl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

THE ALPS AND THE RHINE: By J. T. HEADLEY
Wiley & Putnam's Library OF American Books
No. "
Ii is bold enterprise to make up volume oi de-
scrip,ions of scenery. We know nothing from
which human nature more relucIs than from reading
many of these unless ariuly intersPersed with his
tories and portraits of men. Even with works OF
art, SO strong is that instinct which causes this that
few can bear TO look upon landscape without
figures We have seen pictures where the intro
duction Of figures would to US have entirely de-
stroyed the poetcal charm. have broken the soil
tude and limited the expression, but most persons
even here have desired them seeming to feel in their
absence want OF repose for the eye and an lmpossl-
bitv of concentrating the interest This is still
more the case as to pen and ink pictures
Yet the bold enterprise has this time been sue
cessful, and Mr. Headley has given charming
book one that will please the multitude who have,
and the few who have not visited the scenes he de-
scribes great deal of life has, in this instance,
been transferred to paper that new life which Swift
zerand almost invariably gives TO those born full OF
it, but well nigh slain by custom and labor.
Mr.. Headey mentions his unwilingness to part
with the boots he had worn on the Swiss journey.
They gave out at Godau, but BY dint of strings,
&c. | made them do till | reached Arth, where
was compelled 10 abandon the trusuest companions
of all my travels and left them standing in the inn,
with their tops leaning over Sne side IN the most
dolorous, reproachful manner imaginable II is Gu
rious how one becomes attached 10 every thing he
carries about him on the Alps. have known the
most unsentimental men carry their Alpine stick
across the Atlantic with them.
This enduring in,erest is because the foot journey
through the Alps Is really time OF new life when
the sights. the sounds, ones own bodily and mental
state the temporary release from the routine which
nfec,s even Nature in most parts of civilized Eu-
rope. give to one capable OF better things period
in existence green and lovely the Swiss valleys,
soaring and purely eloquent as the Swiss mountain;
Itself Earth's Rosy Star
Natures OF very coarse fibre share this experience,
and some we have known who have never realized
their own capacities for Joy and ideal life except In
this shor, period OF Switzerland. No wonder they
hoard up even their boots and caps as precious re-
iques.
This is not the case with Mr.. Headley' he loves
nature ALWAYS. and we have seen sketches by him
of scenes here al home as bold and lively as any In
this book of Alps and Rhine. We might make ex-
cellen extracts, but forbear; the whole book should
be read; each passage is much better IN its own
place. But we car assure those who have not yet
been introduced TO Mr. Headley, that he will be
found well worth knowing il only for this singular
ity-he is never dull in the English sense OF the
word and therefore no: likely TO make them so I'm
the American. x
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

ENRANClS & LOUTREL, n Maiden-ane, would invite
the of their friends and the public TO their large
of valuable and useful articles suitable Tor pres
ents consisting part gold and silver penceases
with heads superior gold pens gold and silver csse
complete with pencil suitable for ladies' and gentenens
writing portfolios embossed flushed with and wiih
out lock aud card OF leather velvet ana
ivory beautifully mounted 10 great variety dsiy memoran
dunn book for 1885, pocket edition. the pocket COMPANION
complete writing apparatus in portable form Rogers
Sons superior pen and pocket Knives some WIN pencil
case attached entirely article chessInen oineren
patterns chess boards back boards douinoes e
egany gilt playing cards; note paPer note enveIopes
spangled wax; motto seals; waters, nc inksanos
and lux trays OF bronze ebony. horn, gnum vits French
porcelain pump, elegantly gilt rich cut glass elegant Sa
and figured glass sizes and patterns beouniui
marble and Bronze paper weights card racks pe1
wipes purses ivory tablets; porcelain tablets; pear
and ivory folders flushed pen-holders; porcelain
states; trans parent sates &C &c.
do1 2wis II 77Msidenane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

E- Anonymous Letters md Anonymous
Faisehoods,-We have Only to say ihst those making
such assertions should be watched they may tell genu
inc lslsebood (ye therefore, make no farther comment on
remarks coming from that We do not thnK lhem
worthy notice. We would therefore request tne pup
lie To- call on Col Starkweaher at Al Warren-st Of
hs individuals named in the letter referred to- as he has
consented may refer TO him for The truth of the stale
nen.s here made.
General Depot for the United States for the sale OF Da
Ieys Magical Pain Extractor Is 28 Fultonst Sun Build
j,s3 DIG Otis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
TEMPERANCE.
LICENSE LAws....Br REV JoHs P.EaPos7

LICENSE LAWS----BT KEY. JOHN PIEEPoST
FoR so much gold we license thee
So say our Laws" draught to sell.
That bows the strong, enslaves the free.
And opens wide the gate OF He'll
For pu5iic good requires that some
Should live, since many die, by RUM
Ye civil Fathers while the foes
Ofthis destroyer seize the swords,
And Heavens own hail is in The blows
They re dealing-wlil ye cut the cords
That round the falling Fiend they draw,
And DER him hold your shield OF Law 2
and will ye give 10 man bill
Divorcins him from Heavens high sway.
And while God says 1hon Shnh not kIl -
Say We. For gold, We may-ye NAV ~
Compare the body with the Soul
Compare the bullet with the bowl
In which is felt the tiercer bias,
Ofthe destroying Angels breath
Which binds its victim the more fast
Which kills with the teader death
viii We the ielon fox restrain
And Vet take of the tigers chain
The living to the rotten dead
The God-condemning Tuscan tied.
Til. by The way, or on his bed,
The poor corpse-carrier dropped and died
Lashed hand 10 hand and face 10 face,
In fatal and in loathed embrace.
Less cutting. think ye, is the thong
That to a breathing corpse, for life.
Lashes. in torture oathed and long,
The drunkard's child-the drunkards wife
To clasp that cay-to breath that breath
And no escape! Oh that is death!
Are We not fathers When your sons
Look to you for their daily bread,
Dare &c. in mockery, load with stones
The table that from them ye spread
How can ye hope your sons will live,
If ye, for fish, a serpent give
Oh. Holy God let light divine
Break forth more broadly from above,
Till we conform our laws 10 thine
The perfect law OF truth and love:
For truth and love alone can save
Thv children from helpless grave.
N-I.n,ius See Vir.T Ene6d, VII i5-+9.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Dr. Wood. sar.apnrilla and Wild Cher.

CT DR.. Woods Sarsapnrilla and Wild Cher.
nv Bitters.-The popularity acquired by these Befs Is
As extended rchy merted Throughout tbs land the
sounds loud ii the praises OF s power IN aleviang
misery II has taken persons out OF The and
prevented Others from going there II has lifted the afflicted
poor man FROM bed OF long suffering and made him again
useful himself and family Hereditary bumos dyspep.
ss, vertigo and indigestion hansh before liz acsno" Isdged
efficacy. Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT x
KETCHAM, III Fulton.st; a. retail by Dr. w II Miner,
Broad and John-st K. NJ Guion, corner Bowery
-, 40 d23 Otis
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Fnc,s Worthy OF Notice.

Facts Worthy of Notice.
II is a fact that nine ten,hs Of the inmates OF our
Poor Houses were brought there directly or lndi-
rectly by the use OF intoxicating drinks.
II as fact that three-fourths OF all the convicts
in our State Prisons were hard drinkers previous 10
the commission of the crimes for which they are
now imprisoned.
II IS a fact that the greatest sufferers from dis
case and those whose maladies are the most diilcu
TO cure are those who are addicted 10 the Of in
toxicatng drinks.
It's a fact that of all who commit suicide in thi:
country ninety in the hundred are the lmme
diate or the remote victims of intoxicating drinks
II is fact. that in all families where the children
are dirty. half naked and i'll fed; the rooms filthy
and in disorder the husband cross and dlscontented
and peevish, and the wives satterns, i'll tempered
and quarrelsome. one, if not both the parents are
drinkers OF intoxicating drinks
II IS fact that those who least frequently at.
tend the worship of God, and shock the ears OF
modest people by their yulgarily, are spirit drinkers
or spirit venders.
Ii is fact, that it is rare thing TO see keeper
OF liquor shop where the poison is retaied IN
any Church.
IL is q fact that most, if not all the evils above
rccounted originate in the licensed dram shops in
the State and Nation.
II is a fact, if these facts do not convince the
voters of the State Of New York. that il ID their duty
to put down at the baIlo,boxes traic so destruc-
tive to the souls bodies and estates OF men, they
would hardly be convinced though one rose ftom
the dead L.
THE TEMPERANCE APPEAL AND THE SUPERvI-
soRs-At the Annual meeting of the Board OF Su-
pervisors of the County of Onondaga, convened at
the village of Syracuse, on the 10Th day of Novem.
ber, 1856" The Appeal from the Executive Cor.
responding Temperance Committee OF the State oil
New ork, having been read, II was
Resolced by said Board unanimously That we approve
OF the sentiments contained in said Appeal and we are
gratied to that the Central Corresponding Com.
muee OF this County have appropriated the sum of 10
for the purpose OF placing copy OF the same in the
possession Of each family in this county.
ResOired, That We recommend to the Temperance or
csuzaou of each county this State like approPria
ton for the same purpose.
Rssorsd That copy ofhe above resolution be signed
by the Chsrman and Clerk OF this Board and published
in the several papers in this county.
V. w. SMITH, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Farmers Library and Monthly journal oil
Agriculture.

Each successive number OF this valuable publca-
ton adds to lis high character. Mr. Skinner is rem
dcring his countrymen very substantial service by
the work No one is better qualified by talents and
experience, TO provide Information on husbandry-
His name is honorably identified with practical and
scientific Agriculture. We hope his labors will be
adequately rewarded by an extended circulation OF
his work The press in all sections, and OF all par
ties has spoken of il in warm and just commenda-
ton This however, cannot give the farmer cor
rect idea of the work itself, which has 10 be seen
and examined 10 be fully appreciated. In addition
TO the best reading matter. contains portraits OF
distinguished AGricuurists, and engravngs OF I'M
proved stock and implements OF husbandry besides
plans for kitchen and ornamental gardens.
At the end OF the year, the Farmers Library and
Journal of Agriculture under the same cover viii
form two volumes of GOO pages each, closely print
ed. which would be a desirable premium for Soci-
cites 10 offer in the place OF medal, or small sum
of money. Single copies at s. per annum, or i've
for $40. Tuscaloosa Ala. Monitor.
THE FARMERS LIBRARY is magazine traught
with danger 10 all who do not till the soil and with
interest aud instruction all who do. Ii is enough
TO make the merchant desert his desk. the mechanic
his bench and the editor lis sanctum, so winning
are all its ways. Judging from the progress OF the
Library, there is no avocation and we don't believe
there isl so pleasant so honorable so healthy, and so
profitable as Agriculture. We believe II all the
farmers in the country would take and read twice the
present profits OF their toll and feed the world al bali
the present cost. What an economical idea w no
will not profit by the suggestion? Troy Budget