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Ihdiak Lectükes. - James Tanner, the great Chippewa Scout and Guide to our Amiy in the snppresskm of the late Indian Massacres in Minnesota, is announced to give three lectures in the M. E. Church, on Menday, Tuesday, and Wednesday eveniugs next. Mr. Tanxer comes endorsed by the Goveruor of Minnesota, Gen. Mitchel, and other prominent and well known Northwestern men. The Press speak of his lectures as of tlirilliug interest, his audiences uightly increasing, and a repeíitíon being frequently denianded. His ubjects will be, I. Indian Tiaditions as to his Qrigin, and his relation to the rest of mankind. II. Causes and Incidents of th,e Massacres. III. Indian Religión, Notions, and Customs. Mr. Taxxer is accompanied by his wife, ster of the Great Chippewa Chief, Hole-inthe j!ay. Both will dress in Indian Costunie, and (he will sing an Indian song. Admission 25 cent to each lecture. L37 The Rural New Yorker comes tous tor 1864 in an elegant new dress - showing the taste of a belle - and with new and íbl? contributors to increase its standard of cellence. Hon. H. S. Randall, author of lie "Practical Shepherd," (by the way we luTen't received the promtied copy of tliat wrk yet,) has taken charge of the department of Sheep Husbandry, and will make the Hura! sought ' after by Sheep growers ; P. JUibt, Esq., author of "The Pruit Garden," Md well known as a Ilorticulturist, contributes regularly to the Horticultura! Department, white C. D. Bragdox, formerly West"D Corresponding Editor l}as Sxèd himself i the Associate Editqvial chajr. Thesp addi'ions to the corps editorial guarantee tliat tho rifor 1864 will increase in popular favo sin Agricultura!, Horticultura] and F,,mily Journal. g2 a year; three copies, $5, six TOPies. $10 ; ten copies $15 ; with a free copy 'f every club of six or more. Address D. D. Ï-Mooee, Rochester, N. Y. -We furnish our subscribers with the R14f'at8l.5Oayear. L3!" David M. Finley, Agent for "Bkinckebhoff's Self-Raking ,Eaper and Mower Combined' is making afWingements ' next season's campaign. The manufacturera of this machine, Messrs. Coüe, Johnos & Co., of Gencva, N. Y., claim the followlng among other points of excellency : ;' No 'töe draft ; does not get out of order ; np ''■St on horses' necks a self-raker that "'Hworjc'; rakes off better than cq.n be done "? hand; size of bundles regulated bydriyers 'ot at will ; the easiest draft self-raker in ex"tence;" and the Agent says that no other Achine is sold in this section that is warrant"t M 't self-raker. We saw this machine at rlc in the last harvest, and can vouch that ff cut well, and, in lodged grain, laid of} its Oídles in the best of shape, saving the labor ' we best man in the field, besides rqquirinc; S?e less binder to follow it, no small jtem in Jese days of high prices for harvest hands. "ose who with to examine into the merits of 'Jus machine will flnd a model at Ihe office pjf Chüíoer & Fisley, Huron Street. '- Hor Highaess the Princesa of J W gave birlli to a fine boy at TragEc'e.i te tí. e 8;c est.