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THE AIIXKTiS’ AND FARINTERS' JOl’RNAI.. I'OKTUV. FROM THE CONNfXTlClT H1HR0R. APHII- * Thou hiM raufni the Aiy Sprir.f: In hnoic ilsfioce: Capricious month of fiii'.K's itnd Iciii»! 'I’herr’s Uuiilv',in thy varstil ri’ign, rmblein of It.'iilg's l,up k and I'l srs— Its hours of joy, iiini liays ol |)uin. A f'uI^c, inroiis-tant scoiu' is tliinf, C huiiyoful with ii;i» ^^haUow dcrp— • Oft-times thv clouds «ith i>iirc siinsliine Arc |iainttd-liii-Ji in gloom ihry sUep. ■\>t ii there eladiK’ss in thy Isoiirs, I'rail coiinir of u bri^rlitcr scene— Tliou Irajrraiit guide tu buda and tlowers, To iiu udows frt-sh ajid pastures pri cii Tor, as thy days cvuw fi w and Um t, 'I'lic raiiiant looks of sprin;; ap|K'ar^— With swilling eI'ivv, ami opruir.g Kaf, , 'I'o d'.ck til*.' moir.ii'.^ of the year, ! tlionsh thy lii;lit in chequered oft Wilh driftiTij showers of sorrovMiig rain— Vit hiliiiy airs and brcezta soli Are lingcriiijf richly in thy train; And for thy eddyin? gu.'ts, will eomc Th>; lay of tiif rtjoieinsr biid, Tiiat tries his ni w and bri^hleninj [•!umc— ’.Mid the void sky's rectssis luard. And soon tiic many olmids. that har.g Their snlcinn drn|>ery oVr t)ie s.iy, AVill pass, in shadowv folds away: Iai ; mark thciii nciv. !—they break—they lly, And over L:xrlh, in one broad smile Lfifiks fortli the "liirioua eye of Day— AVIiilo hill, and vale, and orcan-ish'. Are iauffhin^f in thv breath of May. Ty;ie of I'xif-tcnce! May’st thou he The emhl', ni of the ( hristi m's racc— Tii’-oi;;;h all whose trials '.ve may sec The “unshiiif of uiidyi- ; (Jracc; The call!! and iu'avcn enkindli-d eye. The faith that ii-HUits on ardent in"— Thai lorks bf yond the oVr-archir sky. To W avei'.’s undiintned and "oiden spring. i vottr cducullot)—atul that is all that calanii- ly hu.i Iclt it ill inv power to hoMtow.” I’or some iiiririiciits 1 was led to d‘>ubt his sanity. “ S\ hilt, thf'ti can i>c contaim d witiiiii tiios»! f wii tuassivc cliosts, so carefully socur- od ?’■—“ Old [larclinu.'nt cojiies ol iny inort- i>ages. Viiur I'ortimc has only cluiiigi'd in Its aspect; bet'orc you were in existence, the author of your Iwiiifj was a br^gar ! .^Iv credit aloiH! h:is suiiported me. 1 have with dilliculty been able to invest in the futid^ for vour wants the paltry sum I iiien- liom.ll. jSluy you prosper bc'tter than yottr liither, and llie brij'htne.'Sol your day make ii|i for the daikness ot his closing si'eiie. (.iod s blessing' ” His head sank on the pillow, and lailiiifr into a rouiutose stale ho slept for four or tive hours, when his transi tion from tinjc totlernily wasgeiiilc as it was unnoticed. “ Fo' iny part, I merely remain hero till the lust olliccs un; pcrf'jniied. .\il his al- jdark fairs will roiiiiaitted to his solicitors, when tlie fortinie and re.'^ideiice which I looked forward to enjoy ing as my ow n must be left to others.” t’ourag?, niy dear fellow,' said I, ‘ tlici^e Ills utual for tho'stiideiits to rury on peafed to nil prest.-i their dissection solely ,n the theatre which thev hi'loii'S hut us thens are iimny , tul philosopuy place a eat under the {.lass a,mov..iices from the low and cc arse spt too ; receiver of an air pump, lor the puriH,se o often’mi.x. d II,. in these places, St. Clare deinonstratiii- that very certain lac that and myself had deter.mned to choose a lUe caniuit be supported vvjthoiit air aiid re- 1,.,l.rin-r where wo could piirsti.! this iieces-, spitation. 1 he lecturer had made H..'vera .art, hut revolting, part of the profes.M.n in strokes with the piston, ... order to exhaust Withm mv brdioom was a dress-, the receiver ol its air, when the aniiual. u.-closet, which, tis it was well lijihted we; which began to led her«eU very uncom- devoted to the purpa.e. ILv ing carried in j fortable in the rar.h^ d atmosphere, was ior- tlieir iKirden aiul laid it down, they return- , tuiiate enouoh tu discover the «o,,rc.- In.m cd to the sitting-room, through which was ! v.liencc her uneasin^ pn^cWed. bhe the onlv communication w ith the other. j l.laeed her paw ui>on the hole through which “Couldirt get vejemman, tir; so we the air cscai>ed, and thus preven.cd any brought ve a ladv ’this lime,” s«id the man. , more passing out oi the recei A’r. A.l the “ Verv «ell. ‘l hoix; the subject is a ic- j exertions ot the philosopher were unnvail- cei.t one, because 1 mav not be able to make | mg-in vain he drew the pi.toti, the cat « use of the bf..iv for a day or two.” paw etll ctually prevented its_ operation.- bootfl, cried out “ Why, hey, Foote, how is thi-s? you seem to have no stockings ou.” “ No,” replied the other, instantly recollect ing himself, “ I never wear any at this time of the year, till 1 am going to dress for the «-vening; and ymi seo 1 am always provided with a pair for the occasion,” and he pulled out the pair he had in his jwcket, white silk uics, and silenced tlie laugh of his friends, and prevented their suspicion of his poverty. The Ucv. Mr. N. of New-Haven was ap pointed to preach before an association.— Some circumstances prevented his Httend- ancr. He therefore thought it expt;uieiit to write and apologize. ^V.hile he was thus engaged a messenger informed him that hin bull had grown very surly. Mr. F. immedi. ately wrote a few lines to the man who had his bull in pasturing, and by accidcnt direct ed this letter to the association. It waaopeii- h1 by the moderater, when to his utter as tonishment, he read as follows: “ You may "''‘’laucrat thVsuiijOc^r IV till Mr. N. could coia«‘ uiiJ lake care of uim. From lliL Nivv .Moi.thiy .Ma^'aziuc. is no space too great to allow of tlio cloth'^wathed ' itting h. r! and substituting in her i-lace a-1 The follov*ing highly lauglmhle aflair is i-i> tiiliveninL' !t-m.MtiuT is t .at heurt in ^ „s,de I n-.th. r that po..ses..Hl less penetration, and an ahaolufe fart :-A corporal and two pn- 'i::'\ w c..., .'...... a,T„e ....w profession, which he optional in its pursuit, 1 his nieans of exii-tence ; i jsue it witii greutfcr comfort t took spa( ious roomf-, live togotiu r, in-- elicot, l!or..u-ii, in 1'''"‘‘‘j;‘‘‘7,^^ ',notio:i- iond'of his w de, iii'vaui endeavored to ,.'r- ed. 'I’his U;ing agi-ce.l to, he procee^led to the neighborhoiH. ot cur ho^ pltal. ‘ ... ,.1.1 ve..i,.Mn to ni.rt wilh her miisi-’ tie the hands of the three soldiers nnd hw inornm count as.asunder I'.loijs iovalisl, bv t!io banish- * row, he lifted uji the .s;i!,h, and darted h ad- uio lilt* IMU* aiHJ rwii^uiiii'- ,1.' ^ w tive look of one aU.ut t'. follow the friend comb. Au oath ot imi^itience trom the ^ the o.d^ woman, a for whom hit. “sable Ir.cry of woe wa.'^jmrn 1 had leit m the next rot.m lew mt ^ t irovwi^m o^^ *^c*\Tellent cHiarlc- X. The' foremost through the window, leaving liiv worn." ... I nr. cN-nNrrn.] i^;^„.lci,uin'tiow delerriiincd, not without j keejcrs raging at each other, atid tugging “ (live me joy, Dudley! .Toy, I sny, for life, is bright once more'” cxclain.ed St. |* TllK \Mmi. A TRfK STOV — 1!V .V MEI'K AL STfUENT. Homo year>ago. iii} self and a fellow.stu- (knt went tolMwli.-^h tor the suinn.er months. An accident, wliieh I need not narrate, and w hich was fi 11c.wed hy a severe attack of the pleuris-v, chained me a pri.-«ouer to toy rM)in f(T s^;\e;ul weeks. My companion, whosr' name was i>t. Clare, was a young ina’.i of hi;;ii spirit'^ and lively temper: and thr>ii_rh tntiiraliy kind and aliectioii.ate. esca-j returnin'^ late in the evening, while ^ p.->d, as dftcn as i.c could, fror.i the restraint | i atle of a sick room. In one ot his walks lie' « hanced to eiici'inter a young Indy, whom lie (i ll in love with, as the phrase is, at first bil'lit, and whoso b«-auf\ hf dwelt upo.i with a warmth of eiithusiastii net a little tantaliz- iiiT to one, like my.-^“lf, who could not even VH-hold it. The lady, however, ((Uitted Ddwhsh very su.Jdenl}.', and left my friend in ignorance c.l everv oilier particular con cerning her tlian that her i.anie was Smith, r.nd h r residence iii London. So va;^ue a diree.tion he, h'>v^c:ver, resolved to fi^llo.v up. \\'e returned to town soc.ner than we other- v.ise .sh'iul 1 have dene, in order that the lover miijlit commence his inquiries. .My friend worih\ of the romantic name that he bore, .M.-ivifie St. Tlare—u name that w.is tlie delight of all his boarding- gi h 'ol c()U'iiis, and the j. at ot all his ac- quaiiitancps in tlie sclutols. U'. wa> ti.e sole son of'I'homas.'^t. Clare, II llun. ».-P Stuart. .....I l.i. .kit, |1,„ H.«|..lal Lotnl.ard Street. At.. ( centric n.un did ti.e -am . i. v u , v i.ild Hcecuiit him. “ V ery >dJ, remark ed til.' hiMil-rf houses f .r wiu.lesale brides. i TO RK H •-> n M»* I ,11 ii.iiJi »•'.»»» v.x. 7 t . . * ... . , ■ » » /• I * I I A —■. . ' 'BB fiiany ;cniplesof con.scier.re, and thinking : like ill-coupled hounds Ix'fore they tlwuglrt 7/„ InfxorMeCrnlilor.-Thc^ f.dlowmg ,„.rhap^ -f the pwor man's -we land), in tin:' of ciitting asunder their b^.ids, which hav- |e.tin.r narrative of the cru.lt v of a credi- ,.,rahle told bv the propiiet to King David, mg effected, they co.nmencod a w^arin chase " ■ . . .... . - ‘of the bud bv stratagem.— but the game having got the start, rendered tor towards an unfortunate debtor, is to Iw ic-u i pos-,cs.«iou mistress J^mith, tance ed so mucn to dinner the next day. iidi d w ifh I.e. uweete-t pally ogricultund, we f.miid that he was jn.sl invited him , , . . i I,;.,) ! ua It. siicli ea'Cs, ant mane a siiii iiiii ceii tor me miM uu passed the G.llege'of .^ur.eons, which he to r^^ Tl’Vemlemar" V'ntUrirba'lld'.1 be would lK.nome a sul^criber m we expected to do in si.x montns. ^ ,„f.,rmatiun ; and wh-ther it was!she one. Thus all pa.lies were sulisticd. j would eonvince him that it he had taken thn Dudley, I have an enga.^ement to day;. | ^ ^ | 'V/.t Tcannnt Lu , but I theught \ Pf-'T. suw'tl.eeheen.ig.piritofho|KMuthatmo-: >ne dav,” «iid Massenn,. "'e tunes the cost ot it tur a year.- ^ t, ; ; ma,. .aould iuMst upon hi. '> b. to re we go up 1 ■vou vvoiiid get a Punjeet. , . I-. „ inent de-ert him t^rever. uiio inornmir: “ but as we niu.st oi>,->ett the i»,r- ••f ivi.ii vv(,iiiu "I I .1 suhjeet. I am told vou kn;;;^ ti:::; i:^v:::i'::£r.;^ave o.. wuhii. t.0 da>sbv applying ... . ' to this man,'gi\ ing me a card Oi an exhu- iiKitor in the l?.irough. “ V‘rv '.vei',"’ 1 returned, selling ofT. “ \S hi;:h will \oii have, Sir’” asked the tr.tlVickcr ofhui.iao clay, whose lineaments U.ii.g at Huezengheii, i; ,^icei.ed a young He agr-ed to this ; and we t.>ok iVom our ativ (jiiaiitilv of wheat iit^l cents jier Im.-h- that ho will inhi.rit tMi th I'j-aii'l a jear.”—“Nothing todowitii it," H .S ti.e ;ir!:.ll.nciit oi th ■ tati;?r : “ who ran tell \^ !iat I.- t • hap|»cn t ) tuinieil, r c- V“U la'.nl ’d nr.-.|H, il\. in Ku;;l ind' 'J h' i:.,p.r.; -!• h^ease ^^ 5.,^ ofcvcrv human in aa It- rpmrlers ine.itcai kiiowle.Ige m;;y 1. ■ b..n,a.l ti.V k. ^ toeo.op-tei.ry and wealth." t " •“ \\ i.tl- ipn tly '.1 ri,-ll:g III II.V OWil tv. She seem' d an angel, admmi^t.Ting t,ukc, but th"y arrived too late. A'th. ugh tw^^ cV,ii‘K,latioii toa man about to converge with , ,),,s acti.m had tnkm plae- -n the borders us,'growhng at himself for ’ ot the wood, and in Iront ot the brnlge, the having U-en so negligent of Lia true inter- ot-cycryhwman - ^our of one o'clock, artill.'-rv-mau had nlon.- with..t.n«l the at- having U-en so neglige- a lady or a j.-m- -J ,„„.a.y.- ,ack of thesirall tn..p rj'('os-a-k^ and Ha- ()h.s,rvrr. ol'iei.T and nu'ii I had th' v:.ri.'’i' r''li’i'.' ;.;>’'-it '.f twf.rnlwo M. of o)--i:itK.:. for e ;i'ical an. urism. at iiiv l.'i:;ing'm town, three we. ks Pf. f’liiv i.i r.i l':..iii tl,.' ctiiitry of lit,'! r.iiM .'.'il.'-' li:.a:i!liilitl> i.d.l, I'f tilic . ij'V -‘.i.ii' s \M-r-‘ iirokrn in uji- i li;"'- r.‘ ;. ili'Ied ln\ ini- . .-.ini.lia.i'0 til'-terms ot'a note -1 1.,- 1: —il r..;i t .ii, ; — ■ |,r„V V- .1 t.) V I ( ti'in-.t.t!r!l; V. earrii.L"'t"' fJUi ii'tn-^,d ’ .’»!. .'■r. ( I.\i:.'.' I,, r .■ .r." " iMii'-'-. tlie blind-- w'/re . . r ,1- ii'.U'-r- (•|i.s’d: whpc tlif* d.a n«.|f'1 f ..!;iiiiou.' • ilove ar' you I iiKjUii- , ;1 rH'ifV i b', tfi', iVlfnd 1.1); aii'i’.. .u-ii ! w,iii. hf Tui:: no mark' ' I ' c‘ u1ui--.'-j. “ 1 ho[.j nothing La- n- • “^1-. ti.e f!c. ]i.‘-t a T'.'.v ot foit.J'iC' rjUiV'T !:a' b'-' n ^ie.t—atil louie.l its m irK. At thiee, thi- ni'jifiintr, 111% t ille r • vuk't calh'd n.‘‘ up. to -ay his n;a'li;r was in con- \i.l«ioii'. S.i'p>;i 111.:' it to Ur 1 ret'irn of .jppopl'W, I de- lati-ned hiia oti' for .\Ser- riijinuu',' and on r .e-hiii'.; hi' pK.rn, I lo'ind niv t'"tr verified. I'Teroiiih'.e arnved. h'‘ r.pencd the *i-ini)iiral urtfr;-, and - hm- rtnii)ed, when my unf jrtunate pun nt 1 , ,1 I Two, three, and four pas>ef!, and ;-he did trcul.l.-, I nil.';! yx.i l"'“S Mr». 11. »..» viv jnfcrouslv ill. and su[iposed to h' d> ing in a v.irians, wl.oin the de'-pafehed had imineiliately put to flight. Ilia IxmIv was eoverrd with wound- intlicted by shot, lances, and ^word-. '1 hey wi re .\nd do voii know, ^laliamo, rUtnlini: Orrhardx.—\ horticulturist of r.ohemia has a iM'aiitiliil plantation of thn Ih sI of fruit trees which neither sprung from seed nor grafting. His plan is to tak? shoots from the choicest sorts, insert eH-h yv ■ ffj. ■ to III'. u,.v alter to-morrow. As soon as Mrown receiv'd at least thii tv. oiiviiUive tit. (lood ' V> hat is \oiir piiee on the tollowiiig evening tr.nnd him vet ab- , -teie^ anu covereu w... o.oou ,.,ni : iuk. ; eovery is valuable ; ti.r if the seed or ker- sent. Surrounded wilh ljooks,boni>.>kulis, '-‘ I'- »I wk.. ‘i ? i ’ I si .niiv of Pans ''•'“'‘'I’*“'*® and oilier rcMuisites for surgical studv, ' ^ ^s. P.rown died, and her h i.sbatid va , , „tly lovd. ‘ n i ni.d,tsurprlrd.ne,when a g. ntle tap ‘I-' K';ol ch.sing he r name was Uui. ^ crabs ...toad U' the doorpltmv^reveriestofhuht. He lingered tor some time; till, a , dangliter ..1 Cuttiiig.s too, when committed to .xiut u» 1 J la.-t lio calird nio, one (!?iv, aruJ pazni!; on d(i IN lit liiori.—Mtmo>rsoJ Jit inicntss oj ir ^ .. uo liirn ill ic , nip, v.liilr a fairil sntilf* oil his \\\i^n Ahrantm la the Afh*ntrum* u vou there. ju; snid “ 11.? iKiheved di atii was more kiii.l ' —•— ‘•'Vrrv v\ell,‘’sa;d I : and reeoll(s;ting the the earth, rarely sueeced. 'I'he sun dries I up the s.'ip belore a ro.it i.s formed, iiiid it appointinent, l’.le-ier-ndcd, and found the ex-; l>'anhis creditors. ’ " . .... .I..., ; struggles he .\fter a few convulsive j Aiirrth>tr of Sam I'oofr,—Once carry- , , .-,iru”gi'. » i.u expin '1. ing a maniiscript to his bookseller, he- wiis ^ir to p.-t the! “ l.eg,>!ators and sages of America! per-i|„ .„ch necessitous circumstances, that he ' vol. I now nut me to ask vou, Ir.w tniieh l>enelit ha.s ^v’us actually obliged t» wi^ar hla boots with- vu.iiiaii oil o ' j ’' . that creditor derived friim the imprisonment, ht,x'kings, and on receiving his ten the'^e things don t do to gossip about. M.all , . . ' , . i ... „ i.. we t.ike it ur-'taii-s ■” “ >e«, and I will follow b-hind. r,., n.».— prcttv well ii.-ed to this sort of work, .leiii,, - ^ I give the signal when the party address- , ()rif:in rf tin 1‘IiniM ‘ /’. liitot. —ISofc and conseiiii(;nt death of an amiablo man, pounds, he stopped at a hosier’s to repair in the bloom of voiitli who witlniut this cru- this defect. He had scarcely i.v^u-d troni elty, might have flourished, eve-ii now an mu't be under very fiivorabli! circumstancps that a culling will aii..-wcr the expectations of him W'ho plants.it. I5iit the noliemian n.cthod seldom fails. It has al.so been sin-- cessfully tri'-d with the cuttings of myrtles, geraniuiiw, scarlet lushsia.s, v^.:c. , , , , .1, ,. .fi„.. Rrvnnrd ovtihmr.— It is but lilflekwown, ilif* slion wiirii Nvas met ii\ tmi or tlirc. , r * ** • i «ii . (lie siiop v»ii I. .. it H iieverlbeessa act, taat .1 III c tar of his old college liiends who had |ust ar- rived in Loudon on a I'rohc, and he agreed to dine witii them at the IJedlord together. .\s it was his maxim that rigid economy was rubbed on the necksof young lambs or geese, will prevent the de|uedations of iJ.xes upon them, these animals having an unconquer- r be ■. :r. : oa di:.- ol ih'.'ii h'..'.1 ‘!:'i sack, ai:d v. i?h;.u' n.ak- >ati'n- il fiip , lat'.d, on; A his coinpuniyiis observing hot ■ hu« of a niin’a nu'-e rufl -'’t i.ii vilioli; chiuaii' r.
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