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I'D tLLOU'S DOLLAR MONTHLY
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In small church at little llOgO
near Brighton, where the congralion
could not afford to pay an organithey
recently bought a self acting oru, a
compact instrument, well suited tie
purpose, and constructed to plaGorty
different tunes. The sexton had irruc'
tons how to set it going; and how stop
it; bu! unfortunately he forgot the after
part oihis business; and after sipgig the
first four verses of u hymn beford the
sermon, the organ could not be std ped,
and il continued playing two Icrse'
more; then, Just as, the clergyman com
pleled the words dot US pray" the or
gan clicked and started a fresh tuie.-
The minister sat il out patiently, LheI
Jepewed his introductory words "et u
pray" the organ clicked and started
ftesh tune. The sexton and Others cor
tiuued ,heir exortions to find out til
spring, but no man could put n stop t
it, SO thoy got four of the stoutest me
in the church 10 shoulder the pervers
instrument, and they carried it out dow
the centre aisle of The church, pIayin
aimy, into lhe-church yard, when it con
lnucd clicking and playing away uni
the whole forty tunes wore iuisbed
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Fnr lR62.

| THE January number will commence thu
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last.
Among the contributions already in hand for
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provide the forthcoming numbers Tor household
reading:
number series Of articles on Natural History,
and other kindred topic, to be continued from
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A New Story by late Theodore Winthrop,
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Articles by Prof James Russell Lowell, on
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".
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T Trowbridge, Bayard Taylor.
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WI Int Everybody WRns,--The Fnmi
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liuo hope is bosed on tho energy. OF
c cnIr9cloE As'rong mind always hopes
and.has elwSyelohopo because ho knows
we Immatnbilily OF human affairs md
now slight circumstance may chance
,ne whole course ofeycnls. Such spip.
II Iesls upon il'clf il is not confined 10
Ps,ual views, OF TO one porticulular OBJ.
hos saled llself ~ Wv WV "
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"Hanse, whore do you Iive?"
81 lives against the back street, what
do hills cross as you come up mid dc
brewery in your right hand"
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a wag says Of woman;.-"'ro her
virtues we give lovo-to her beauty, our
admirotion-to her hoops, the whole
pavement.
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UnruIy Mich Cows.

L! is no wonder TINT some COWS AZ
fraclious, they are treated so roughly -
Why, kicb pound and ball at theml Il
only mokcs matters worse. Il makes
timi5 ones shyer, and the sH'dted ones
illnaiyRd, We urge Kindness not only
So mattero humanity tut Of profit and
patriotism aye, profit 10 your heart
profit to your pocket, profit to your
country. Itisyaio to try and whip or
frightou COW into quietaess and docII'
ty. So t,cuted, she breads and hates to
see tho mich pail and stool coming md
will pre- ARE herself for a battle, How
can she stand patiently and give down
her milk, while expecting 10 receive
hard lhumpsl
Suppose her to bO treated kindly
little salt or some other relish given to
her few times, kind and soothing
words spoken, and little carcssing
made with the hand, If somewhat rest
less al first, keep your temper, and FOL
low her up with daily kindness. The
result will surely come. She will soon
know what to expect from her mixer
and will show her liking by unmis'akA'
bic signs. No person who cannot con-
troll his passions and speak low. and DO
always gentle. should be allowed to
milk q COW. II is OF importance too, to
milk at regular hours, There should
seldom be u change Of mixers.
A successful Iairymon once observed
to nm Agricultural editor, that ono Of
The secrets of his success lay in the kind
heotmedtGo gave his cows. They were
driven to aud from the watering place,
leisuNly. No dogs were allowed to dis-
tress them. No hired man was suffered
to heat or to scoll at them; whoever did
so, was discharged at once The COWS
we're we'll fed, and allowed to take theft
own time in all their movements, espa
cially in tho summer timo. Being SC
treated, and MIXED re ularly and elem
he believed that from Fifty to hundred
more pounds ofcheesc coull be made
per season from each COW, than if they
had been kicked and frightened. and
otherwise roughly handled,-[ American
AeriruIturist.
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The women Of Poland have a watch
uI owe over their daughters, and make
fthem wear little bells on their persons 10
denote. where IhOy arc, and what they are
doing.
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Pack your cares ia as small space
as yon can 50 that you can carry thom
SeuiSelE, and not let them annoy others.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Eoarscno.s,
Group, bronchitis, lnCipicnt COn6ump-
ton, and for tho relief Of ConsuInptivc
Patients in ndynnced stages af the
disease.
So wide is the field Of Us usefulness and SO MI.
merous arc the cases Of Ito cures, that almost
every section OF country Obounds in persons pub
licly,known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate Diseases Of the lungs by It's
use When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of It's kind is too apparent to escape
observation, md where It's virtues arc known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidotC TO employ
for tho distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are Incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarkable to
No FORGOTTEN
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LArgRtyu GRapE vMEs-ThV'is tho
time al gear to lay down erapsTines for
new roots. TO increase your 'tock The
process is very simple and Effective,
Carefully deialch heSlihy young vine
from its fsstnings or, ATE trellis, and hav.
ing previously prepared the ground with
the hoe and spSlf leaving cavities where
il is desired ts(srikc roots, bend down
> the vine agd fasten il in the crayicos by
forks, then cover at those points with
tbroO OF four inches of fnc dlR If the
ground becomes very dry, pour on water
of 40 evening, and cover a light mulch
Of chip dirt or fine hay, TO prevent sur
face baking.
Wien the sprouts appear, keep tie
surface clear of weeds. In the fall, the
maIn Ylne may be cut of and the roofs
t.of ths new plants left to sand i'll spring
ht removed at once to bed where ,bey
Vfo to stGud another season, and thence
"a tbs place where thoy are to grow =
, Tlagill ensure good roots. and conse.
fas5gs'a vigorous vine.
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PREPARED ny
DEe. y. q. AVER g. co.
LOWELL, MASS,

For Sale by BcOlc, Seiszcr & Co., md Mct
chants and Druggists gcngro''y
Fob. ~ 1851
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WorEns On HoRsEs - This receipt for
wounds on horses, such as collar and sad.
dIe'galIa, &c, is furnisbed to the Ameri.
can Stock Jousnal BY DR., Dadd, the
we'lknowo veterinary surgeon, Pull.
'eraed afoes, 8 o.; pulvcrivcd mynb, A
ours; pnIyerized catochu, 4 ounces
pu'! erized benzoin, ounces, new rum
gallon Let'ho mixture stand for two
y : '"',s weeks, frequently shaking, and
filter though foo linen.
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As pickle time" is fast coming, and
for the benefit Of those who design to
PIT up pickles for their own use VIC COPY
tho following
Three qnaals Of water o one of wills
hey: yea ptlE your cdcomt i;il AZ
whatever you wish 10 pickle, put them in.
10 tbs preparation, and in three weeks
you will have COOL strong pickle.
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