The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-25
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THE CADIZ SENTINEL.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH a5, 1886.
OUR BOOK TABLE.

Farmers Library and Monthly Joarmal of
Agriculture-We have received the March
number Of this invaluable publication. 1t con-
talns articles on Flowing, Clearing Land, Hede-
es, Fences and Enclosures, Draining Of Land
and Marshes, Irrigation, Smithsonian Fund,
Agricultural Education, Potato Disease, Proper
Position Of Country Dwelling Houses and Barns
L'Art du Maraicher, Raising Potatoes from Seed,
Scheme for Reducing the Quantity of Cotton,
Southern Hemp, Alpaca Sheep, Insects Tniuri-
ous to Vegetation, Fruit Tee Borders import-
ing Societies, Treatise on Cove, Quaker Farm
ing. Sugar Culture in Texas, Flooding Mea.
dows, Strengthening in Illinois, Shepherds
Dog, Bees, Egg Cement, Prices Current, and va
riOus Recipes
The Treatise On Mich Cows in this number
Is doubly worth the price Of subscription Ii tells
how good cows may be designated from indiffer-
ent ones by certain arbitrary signs, the quantity
and quality oftheir milk, how long they will con-
tinue to give milk, &C., &c.
Greeley & McElrath, publishers, Tribune
Buildings, New York. $5 per annum.
LGrdneT's LectTes.---Part XII of DR.. Lard.
ne''s Lectures contains: How TO Observe the
Heavens; The Stellar Universe, in two lectures;
and the Steam Engine. These are the most
useful and interesting Lectures ever issued from
the American press, and we only marvel that
they are not more extensively patronised by men
oflearning. Price per number, 25 cents Gree
ley & McElrath, Tribune Buildings, New York.
Democratic RerieD.--The March number of /
this sterling monthly is well filed with excellent Ia
reading. Its contents are: English and French II
Intervention in the Rio de la Plata, by Hon. Ca d
leb Cushings New England; The Game of North q
America; james Naylor, by John G. Whittier; '
10 Ronge, by the same; Pc pers of an old Dart B
moor Prisoner, edited by Nathaniel Hawthorn;
The Hostility of England to America; four Son. =,
nets, by w. Gilmore Syms; Commercial Reform, R
(an interesting article); The Festival of Santa m
Rosalla; Notices of New Books, and Monthly Ii u
terary Bulletin. Il is also embelshed with "
steel portrait of Hon. John Fairfield, U. s. SEN -
ator from Maine. $500 per annum. New York. h,
]. L. O'SuIIvan e. T. P. KettelI. d.
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Columbian Magasine.--The March number
OF this literary gem contains pieces ffen Mrs. :.
Child, Miss Blackwell, Isaac Mcclellan. II. TI"1s.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Sigourney, Mrs. Butler. Jos. ev
H. Butler, Miss Jocelyn, James X. Pauldinp, 81
Fanny Forester, Miss Sedgwick, Miss Russell. We
Miss Freeiand, R. A. West, and others of dis Pc
Iinction. Its embellishments are Rip Van Win h.
kle, a splendid mezzotinto; The Boston Bows, fei
and General Gage, done in steel, and couple
u pages of music. It is altogether good num- 90
ber, entertaining and Intellectual $3 per. an hss
lum Israel Post, l40, Nassau street, NY. oe
The OLden Time The March number of this Ilee
xcellent publication increases in interest. II elf
obtains: Battle of Great Meadows; Washing un
ms Surrender; Capt. Strabo's Letters; Con. - -
ress at Albany; Dissatisfaction of Indians; A. ha
val Of Braddock; Account of Bmddock's De- vel
at; The English and French account Of same ant
.ccount of Affairs at Fort Duquesne, July 10. ay
1926 Death of Donville Incursions of the En-. c.,
my towards Susquehanna; Taking and Burn- Idul
ng OF Kittanning; Remarkable Document; First col
louise iouse in Ohio, Quilt in Stark countyIs DR. apr
rankln's notice ofBraddocks Defeat; Corn goa gsa
lanter, &C., sc. We should like to see this and
ofk ORR encouraeed--it richly deserves extensive had
atronage, especially here in the west. Edited feal
M =. Craig;J' ". Cook, publisher, s5, 4th nes ,
ffekt.v .v~rxl.
!. ~ annu'h' ENC
tv;l,;a,, 70 Ea.... that
:, s',' :, o.'o.' ~ mas oeeh nemlnated who
Canal Commissioner, by the Pennsylvania a Il
emocratic State Convention. Mr. Foster il 4 form
ember OF the present Board. The utmost har- non
Ony prevailed IN the Convention. aI ssaI
Mayor Of DetrOa--J. r. Williams (dem.) 4
Is elected Mavor of Oasro;t An Aha Oh ..s. l. a.,