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TIE sl.lGnrEp Sc, oI.AR.

Gases like the one | am ahoui in relate are
mn II lno frequent 10 our r"nniry. AMI they are
such, ,oo. a. shanId b. guarded sgrnsi by all
Win have an iaierpsl in education. The incident
was brrngIn io mind by lleari"g complaint
made by the parent oi the poor boy. WIN had
hern ero-.ly neglected by the teacher 81 The vi.
| re sc!lnol--ue elected simply berause he was
,,,ar aud cump lrin,ely lrlendless.
MANY wear. a4o, whcn was small boy,
attended sehunl IN the town II -.
Among the hny. there WIS boy named Geo.
iI.ny. Ils Ialher was poor, drinking n,an,
and The unlef,unaie bny hal 10 snllrr 10 cnnse.
a.rnc. George canr To- srhonl haIlled 10 rag
ped game is-hui lliey uete the best he had !;
I,r va. rough aud nncuulh 10 his manners. Tor
he Iad heen brought M IN that manner he was
,rfy Isrnrani, fH hr had never bad The oppoI-
taniiy nf 30 r1urston.
Season aipf season poor George Henry orcn-
pied the same seat ~ the sehnnl room, IL was a
brk corner seat. away from The olllrr scholars
-ani there he l. umhed his PRIMER. The
gagged cnnlinnn Ui his garb gave humely east
10 nls uhulr appearan6e; and what oi intelligence
there might have been ~ his cOunlenance was
hrrlonird hy The uu'ef covering ~ the bny. lie
seldom PLAYED With tie other c,ildren. Inr they
seemed 10 shun hlm, hui when he dad, for a
whil,, JOIN them in their sports, he was - rough
thai he was sum showed oui ol The way.
Tie ieachef pa-.rd The pnrr hoy coidly u
lie street, While nIll.r bays - bei'rr gHrbs,
we're kini noiiced. III the srbno llrnty was
raldly treated. he teacher neglected him. aud
ilrn rAIlrd him M idle nrEhrii' because he
,Ill nm learn. The bry ferrsed 10 iareniiye
IL study, aud consequently hr was most ol Tie
iinr idle, aud i,llensss beRaI dlspo.inp 10
while away IL. tine ~ mi-chiei. For this he
wa. uhpptd, aud tie mare b. was whipped
The mo nll, ~ careless he hrcame. lie knew
lhai te was neglected by The lrarher simply :
rao.e..he was pnor aud ragged, and with ssIlen
inlilI, rrnce. .llatpsned al tines BY feelings Of
bitterness, he plodJed on hs d-Ik. ,hankless
way.
Thu. matters wen, fcr several yeats. Most OF
the scIloIa. Win we,e &c George Henfy's age
had passed IN To higher aurhes VI study, while
the poor fellow spelled out words ol one aud
Two syllssles, and still kepi The distant ssai 10
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SHANGHAI CoRx.--A new prodigy in the
agricultural world. truly; and well due. II
merit the name Mr. Nicholas Fem. Of Prince
George county. has placed among our iabi.
net ~ natural SurIOsltlcs several ear, nf corn,
one containing twenty eight row. on the husS,
another thirty-two rows. OF 1856 grains. aud
upon another ear the grains are Innumerable.
this curn Vas raised on the iarm which Mr..
Fem bought of Mr. James Conner, il 1854,
aud vas grown last year on land which he
married. siuee purchasing Il. The grains oi
this corn are generally about three quarters
u an lncll long there being no noticeable "a.
ration III tie size u the ,ars Or number II
grains ilirOughaut the ebiirc crop. This ac-
iually beats any thing Of the kind IN The world,
and Il all comes ol attending well and pro-
pcrly ia tie nurture Of the earth lr0m which
Il sprung. Mr. Fem il one % the must pro.
grcssiSe aud practical farmers thai Prince
George eau produce, aud Tor an accurate
Knowledge Of his vocation, he has lev Il any
supcri0rs. .Psi0s. Express.
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FAors ABOUT MiLK.-Cream cannot rise
through great depth Of milk. II, therclnrc,
milk is desired to retain its cream for time,
il should be put intoa deep, narr " dish; aud
il Il be desired 10 Tree II must completely oi
cream, il should be poured into bruad, Hat
dish. not much exceeding one inch 10 depth.
Tie evolution Of cream is facilitated bya rise.
aud retarded BY depression u temperature.
At the usual temperature Of the dairy--5O
degrees of Fahrrnheit--all the cream will
probably rise IN thIrty.six huurs; bat at 20
degrees il will perhaps rise in half that timej
aud vhtn ,se milk u kept near thc freezing
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roRREsr AND rnE coLoREp At Ton


A few days sInre, Foue., was playing an
engagement ~ BALTIMORE. Oie morning. while
al breaklasl. The cuored gentleman Who waited
upon him, thu. addressed him:
/" Msssa Forrest. seed yon play Uirgin-
ms de oddrr night golly. you PLAYED hun
right up To de handle. iink dsi play Jest as
good as Hamlci. Was il writ BY Dc same
man
"Oh, No." said lie tfpgedian. amused al the
communicative spirit Of hi- s-be irsnd. :. Ham
LEI was w,iuen by shakcsprsrs aud vmginius
rs knaale-."
:. WELL" said The wai,sr, 'ds,'. hofs nigh.
" .mad fellows. l'se an ACTOR myself"
"Ynpl' sad the aslonIshed fsseJlsn-"why,
where do you play Z"
Dnsn IN lhr .embly mon.,' was the Sc.
ply. "Me,e got i theatre. stgs snl serena
y aud rbery nng al righi We plays dere
besuulal.'
:" Mast have ,on s,sr pla,tdf"
Why l'se pIyrd Hsmlsl. snf Ponnius. and
,le Z; ab Digger. III 10 de same piece"
!" u y dO tnn n,shsge 10 fsfsss. r.
why We wsIt uil De voIk !. dnne. den we
all Rn,s dnSn u lie lnrbsn and t.h,sr.s .
:" Bm ahal DO you ID lor ladies r. sad Mr.
Forrest.
IN. DIR re sick! ". ran, &C., no Ia.
diss.''
Wbs wont The colorsd lsdits Ilsyl''
= Oh No." said The cnioisd sctof, "ae cc!or-
ed Ladies' INK Il 100 L,s,sding."
Tie great Iragrdisn ssksd no more ques-
ii"ns.
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TIE FARMER's GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC avn PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
By HrsHr Srrrnass =. a. \. of Eainhuieh, sud the
lair J. u. NpAT0S. Professor OF Sreuiie Agriculture
III Yale Gollcgr. Nee Haven. 2 vols ROYAL Ocisso
i6o0 pages. and numerous wood and srel lngrasings
Ths is. cnnies-cdly. the most complete wprk on Aeh.
culture esei Published. and in onsr pise il = wider
circulation The publ.ess have Iesnlsed 10 reduce The
pnce y
Five Dollars for The Two Volumes
When scui by maiI fros.Iaid) To California Ore
eon, The ptlce viii lie 81 10 every other pafi oi the
unon and t. canida pnsp,id,l 50. This wolk is ast
the old . nook II the Pam"
Rruitancrs io ans Il lie shove publications. should
always be addressed pa,i.psil. 10 the publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & GO.
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
Dcermher 90. el-
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" gy Industry zee nrirc.o
0. Il. s. @. 10. PARRISH,
IsAvE teccived a their store. len miles north oi
- iiilsbo'oush, well sslecied stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,

comprising every article ususl, kept IN country Store,
which tAty will sell st The Invest living prices Their
purpose y, To d. arlite husiner. with sma profits
pursuing strictly their moio thai ljy industry We
ihrisr.'
ar Every species Of Trade. s-ch =. tomespun Cloth,
uecswax, TaIlow Poultry of all kin,s Eyes, Shingles
Rage &c. &C., will lie taken 10 exchange iof Goods al
cas, prices.
Give them call and they will cndeasor 10 please.
Parishyilc. April goth, 1854. 3s- 6m
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pao.rrsrrYor Nra,,,K. Ts.srro,y.-'

PansrrsfrYoT oT Nrssl,Ka TkssIrosY.
message u Go,smpf I.srl, ~ NstfWsa. gives
a very rr,iifying sreouni nf rub.ie .nd pnva,e
prosperity IN HE Territory. E,dy branch
" in,lu.uy hiss reeei,sd libefsl nv sri. aud
HE inhasnanis srf prosperous and hsppy ~ de-
gree hsfst ints unsfspplsd in he history Of the
.si,lrmsni and organization ~ iofm.f Terrific.
iie-. Business ~ s,sty Mud !. 10 . Lsslihy
condition; prosperous snd rnpu.nG. town. and
riiies sr sriinging ~ .. Il ~ n.si, III slotg
The eastern hnuler. snd 81 is,orsble points 10 the
westward and The b, suiisl and lertle pssities
are fast being converted INTO produeipe 6plds,
giving promise Of a rich reward 10 lhe ,ollrg
husbsndmsn.
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Thrift VS.. ExTARvAAGNcE.-A lejier-writer
describes tie contrast. in their style Of living,
between the merchants ol the past generation
and those Of the present, in New York, il lie
innwIng suggestive remarks: "fhe unosien~
stations STYLE ol living of the former merchants
"f New York, their simple ds ellines. and the
p,ln and even homely furniture whifh adorned
their hnmes, are daily brought 10 lghl, ~ one
after another ol their mansions are drsolalsd hy
death, or the trade Of New York oblises Then,
Ia seek another quarter III which 10 reside. And
nothing indicates the great contrast between The
present and the past more clearly.
The lair Waller II. Jone-, on, of The rich-
est men in New Ymk. and me al the most snr-
cessful and honorei Of her merchants, died the
past season. lie inhabied plain buck honse
in Murray street. One BY one his associates
ct the lower part Of The city, and m we'd 10 ele-
gan, residences sup lown.' But hs stood By
the slaff. lie died where for 81 many years he
had lived. HIS hnn.e was plain an common.
His furniture such as would moi be purchased
al auction by one oi his smaller rlerks. Ills
house is now boarding house. All who see j.
exclaim. Is il possible Ina, Walter Jones lived
in such comm house as this He did, and
so did all The esily and .nccr,sfnl New York
merchants. A.lor. L.nux. SedsMk. ami oIers,
we're content wih dwellings that cow will hard
Is sui, mrchsnIc who depends for subsistence
on his daily labor. Lsrg,. grsnitr, ard broan
stone ifnns, dashing wrr., FAST hnfss., extra
vaganl furniture and large G.his, mark Tie gene
raliun thai Is nov IN New York. The sons Of
iiiese .merrhani princes begun where their
aihers let of. They will leave OF ere
ihelr fathers began"
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avail themselves of foreign iudu.lrv. in prefe.
renee 10 their own al home. ei /, be done on moIe
fqnal terms than our own currency now permits
II 10 be:
The NArIos's ExrsAvAeAScs For tho
year ending August 2ls'. 1888, we Am. rcans
impaired from Entops, for our own heads and
,h se II our wives aud dsughlsrs, $l, ,0S2, $50
worth oi b0Dnris Of silk, snsw. Ard leeho.n,
and oi halls and caps. Yet hov few of the
hesd.pieees me sees give evidence OF having
been sen, for three thousand miles a~ay. All
~ seemingly home made. Ii that same year
Young and uld America treated themselves TO
s3.732,S $50 worth Of waches, thermometers,
and clocks of European make. Their appetite
too lnr foreign jeweiry was bai,ed with 1914,
20 worth oi the article upon whirh. without
slgi'ing. they pad dny Of thirty per rent. or
leather To- cover their hands and their feet ihey
sent across the ocean and bough, 10 The tune of
% 069. .806---nough 10 hide bind The nation and
sickea II in various ways.
Having killed If all our wonllen manufac-
lures, we II, HE farrigne,. taxi. from use in the
same year S24, ,225.37D for fabrics OF wooI llla.
we had 10 have, or thought ~ ssn,sd; for linen
god. - ss6I7.I65; inr cotton good only SIS.
7i2 923; fnr emtroiteri.s 50 500, ,749. and Tor
non s,d slerl aud their manufactures. s22, $50,
72S. Considering illai America 10 the richest
country on The iare ot the riohc. in the ores of
metals and The means and skill 10 reduce them,
he lasl item must have been hard one in
double sense. aud pc haps induced the impor-
ia'ion by our people of soirents and aids 20
d'grslIon IN the shape of sf6l5735 worth of
wines and liquors. Old and Young America
bought abroad ss, year. aid on urk, IL things
ihey could mos,l, have made al home. To The
extent OF otsiil,28l .245 An, nhel concern in
the world would :. bust up" der such reckless
housekeeping and management.
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NEW SERIES for 1857
THE HOME JOUR A l..

b1 MOhhS ANU "shAfc
We have the pleasure grateful hAais :"
RAIDER. Il. HOME JOURNAL for the greatly sslssssA
audience ~h ~tih have been hon"r.d In ~ and 20 CT
Ter spse promise continued ees services or
the year before With the privileged hearing that asw
sscud the hredes Of whole country only nafa
r that ,houla feel additional r.sponsasy While The
sane time rG up eneres Cor varieties Industry
md enterprise.
The pspsr for the coming year Be printed type,
and m presninebcs eleapess and lessisy valuable
the eye and 90 nce6fs for family psssr 10 10 b sn mere
MARRIED
Our contents for 1857 need scarcely szy VII b vAfe1
90 the Life With which keep pace Tune and u ever.
changing World srr the sr.~ baskets Of vAisA vck
Wsesm and Amusement eo-the exhsgssss variety 81
event and novelty sssaAs TO and resae exhsses
themes and subjects Of interest.
The Edors will st continue devote their time and sbli
ties exclusively to the Home Journal
Mp WILLIS proposes in saaia HE ssuai psc,usss o.
home life and family 'ympshes and iser,s,s oa.aoos
and H. to give more Of the
LETTERS no INvALIDs, ..f
which his xperisnoe enabled him write and which h.ya
been 60 widely quoted; and also series Of
PORTRAITS OF LIVING CHARACTERS
GEORGE r. MORRIS, beside bis usual constant hsers
upou the sewers. departments OF the paper viii make the
woof on which to hrOder frs' the new
SKETCHES, SONGS BALLADS. ETC,
suggested By history and svsn:s Of the psssins tine
ALDRICH hn In preparation sfross fosm, 10 Be en-.
titled
THE ROSE OF GLEN-LoDGA,
and iii, will be pabshed numbers from week to week
Beside the kbors Of the Editors the Home JovnA via
contain
The Communication, Of brilliant lie, Of original Consrisa'
tors:
The core and t.sts ~ Of Publications:
The floating Stories bret Romanees sparkling Wk Fun
nd Anecdote Of the day;
Poetry PatLos and Romance:
The Gossip and News of Partisan jorrnsls;
Personal Sketches Of the conspicuous Characters Of the
time:
The Stirring Scenes Of daily hfe
- The Chronicle Of News for the Ladies;
The Fashions:
The valuable information stsisic Diseovehes and
great Events;
Criticism Of current Literature:
And I'll gathered interest the reader from tn
worlds constant overflow Of action and intellect
remind resders perhaps thai have Cor
respondents wholly unsurpassed In the soety Of NswYerh.
and that through ed and refined msd,ums- keep
spprsed ell that charming or instructive tho
brilliant circles OF city life.
For the health the moral improvement and the religious e.
ture Of mes wschfully gather mes saesestous
and carefully chronicle ell signs Of Progress and Utility
Nv sns vigilance and Industry and BY skl acquired 10
Ions and .uccessu practice hops l to keep the HOME
JOURNAL undspued the best Family Newspaper In tho
world
TFRMs-For copy, ga for three copies, - or o"d
copy for three years IS; always in advance Adde'S
NORRIS WILLIS.
Editor. and Proprie,ors No. io1 Fultonst, Ne~Y York
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LroHrSIyG-RoDs Good Hints
on Building.
lMAyuREs-Sundry Hints.
MICE AMONG THE APPLE
TREEs-What !. 10 be done!
PEAR CrLruRE-Chapter l.
4 A long, valuable article for
the inexperienced, by one Of
the best Growers.
lPEARs Dwarf Trees; Winter
| Treatment.
lPoTaToEs-How 20 Winter.
lRoor CROPS Winter Storing.
lSALr MAasBEs-rwo excellent
i Articles, describing Method
| Reclsiming. Value, ~.
IsH,pE TsEEs-VAaable Direc-
tons for TrsnsplaEting . De-
scription oft5e b-s.in Pnyate
Grounds. Streets and Parks
lSHgEP-How 10 Winter.
I5oRGHUH SAccHARusi Or,
! Chinese Sagsr-Csns - OGe
i Of the mos, promising nsw
Il Plants in the country. Seed
| 20 BE- Distributed Free TO
Subscribera
srosE WALLS AND FENCES
How 20 Build. and how 70
Pleyent Falling 10 Winter.
TIN BuSKER AT rHE fAIR-
/ Ann sing AMI Instructive.
ALSO. q variety Of shorter Ar
ticl~s. Notices, X.
L FOR DEC, 1856.
CoSrEsTs.
IHoRsg-Sev-rl topics.
lIcE.HousEs-HOv TO al.
lHoasE- RACING AT FAIRs-Dis-
eussed.
lMlyuRgs-Alo long article show.
log NJ the various Superphos-
| phsfes, Guanos, he. palmed
4 a upon the community.
,iMtcE AND Pkuir TaEEs-A
4 variety Of srticlea
MILKING BY MACHINERY.
NEw PLASrs-Descnbed-
lPEaR CULrusg-By Dr.. l. Z.
B., Chapter III valuable.
lPEAas-Winter keeping.
lPorAroE-The Black Mercer.
PouLrRY-Win,sr treatment.
lSlLs yY-WiBser treatment.
SIUp DIsrRIBrrios.
scGAa CASE New Chisese-
Further fsets in lie favor. ke.
(All subscribers 20 THE AG-
i RICULTURIST desiring the
sred. and sen4ins . postpaid
envelops redirected 20 them
selves, vii receive, about
Jaa. IS, leo 20 30 seeds free.
TIN BuSxER on Horse-rSinE.
WYAHporT CoRx-Aerits and
d<msrita
And . variety Of shorter xtiele-
on sundfy top,eA
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the American Man, BY the Editor
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Tousey and Dexter Brothers AZ saosenbers out Of the
entes then Il monthly numsers This No Of vol
The ast OF November No conszns the eelsbrsed article
Laser BsI nd lts influence on the mind and body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

WoRY FOR THE MoSTH-A
beautiful, instructive article.
CALENDAR OF OPERATIONS fol
November.
BEEs-Good Hints on Winter
ing.
CKLIRY-Keepin1 in Winter.
CoRs-PuppNG-First-r.ie.
CosN-SrALKs-Nalus and Ean'
per Of Fe, ding.
EDIToR's FARM NorEs; Or,
Glesnipss among Practical
Men. Full Of good hints.
EXHIBITIONS, Agricultural =
A large Css, giving . Cutiins
Satire upon the recent "Hors.
Races, called "Asricultural
fairs."
FAIL PLowINc AND SPADISG
valuable, and why ~.
FARsEEs' CLUES - ImpOr-
lance, Mode Of Conducting,
nc
FsssrRs' Sous AND DAuGH-
TERs-Impor'snt Thoughts
on their Comparative Eduea
ton.
fLowER GsRDET - Winter
Treatment.
HALLowELL, Me Farming.
GRAPES USDER GLAss-Wll
they pay l-AIsw.rd.
GBArEs-Ths Coroord. kc-
lcE-HoUsES-How bull, cheap
AGRICULTURIS1
Part oF
WoRK ron THE MoErH-A
valuable, instructive chapter.
CALENpAR oP OPERATIONS
yoR DEcENBER-In Field
Orchard, Kitchen and Flower
Gardens, Orchard and Nurse
~, Green and Hot Houses,
Interpreted With many vAlu-
able hints and directions. Tbls
We special feature Of THE
AGRlCULTuRIST The
Calendar lays ones work OUT
before him, and materially
aida and systeuixss sis plans.
BLOOD - . manure.
Cows-Ckspter on uilk fever.
DfoscoREA tChinese Pota,oi =
A very amusing Pietare,
showing up without words
some q the absurd claims foi
this plant.
FAM SorEs+By s. w.
F.asER',RANr DAYRAMsLE
Or How my seishbor Tbomsa
males money .; farming. get.
time to read the pspers-And
about sundry other things
fRrIT-ExtrsorSinary prices.
FpcEsIAs-Winfer treatment.
GARpEks-Snau what one DID
GoArs-Cashmere, Ilustrs.ed.
HeasBscOnsinAl Morgan