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"The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal of Agriculture" the new work edited by JOHN s. SKINNER. Esq, and published by Greeley and Me- Elrath, New York, has just been received. It is got up with great deal of taste and ability, neatly printed on clear type and fine paper, and contains ii2 pages. The portion constituting the "Lbrary," i" is occupied with Lectures to Farmers on ARrirultu- ral Chemistry, by Alex. Peltzholdt, winch will be found exceedingly interesting. The "Monthly Jour. nal is filled with varied and interesting articles on all subjects connected with agrculture. Ofis wor- thy editor, than whom a more competent and devot. ed friend of agriculture does exist, it is needless to say word Twenty-six years ago he founded at Baltimore the "Amercan Farmer,'' the first aPr,- cultural periodical established in this country, and winch enjoyed for long time wide circulation and achieved in its career a vast deal of good. Mr. Skinner may justly feel proud, associated hls name is with the progress ofimprovemen in the U States, when contrasting the state of agriculture al the be- ginning of his labors, quarter of century slnce, with it's present condition. Then he was the sole champion-now he can reckon forty or fifty co. laborers And what changes too have been wrought in the noble and ennobIng pursuit! The subscrIp- ton price of this work is S5 per nnnum.