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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1843-03-16

yet he shrunk from expressing this anticipation.
1t seemed like a vain boast
i have heard nothing to believe. Had we not
better 90 in my cousin will wonder what detains
us
Perhaps Mr. Trumbull will likewise wish 10
know
If he does shall not take the trouble to tell
him.
Lucy, will you tell me ARE you engaged?
No
'And-and-may hope that you never will
be engaged-that is, not to him--Lucy, love
you!
The abruptness and impetuosty with which
he spoke seemed the effect of feelings which he
could not repress Lucy was so surprised, so con-
fused, that she obliged to lean on his arm for
support, so there was no opportunity for her to
show much anger at his presumption. Roger
soon forgot that he had been poor and shoema-
ker The first consciousness of being loved APP
pears, to a young man, as the GROWING point OF
his ambition. lie feels elevated for he has Sc
cured the empire of one heart which he would
not lorgo for the sceptre of Napoleon.
Roger walked into the parlor of Squire Hart
well, that evening, with the air of man who has
no further cares for what may betde him in thi:
liGe and Anna Minot said that he asked consent
that very evening.
Roger is well enough, salu MRS narlWel
land shall say nothing against the match, nov
he has left his shoemaking. A merchants wifi
has a very respectable station but nothing yer,
grand However, if Lucy has no ambition,
t does no good for me TO talk have already beef
too anxious about her marrying we'll
j think, my DEAR she is going to marry well,
: said Squire Hartwell Roger will be
Yes yes, husband have heard you say
D thousand times he would be great man. but
c never saw any prospect of it, for my part. Nov
Anna Minot, in my opinion, does marry we'll
Mr. Trumbul is lawyer, g. may yet be Judge
e And SO may Roger
a ooh, that is impossible He has never bee
+ educated, Mr. Hartwell.'
G He can educate HIMSELF
well, we-neither you nor | shall ever liv
e to see ROGER SHERMAN a JUDGEr
c But they did live to see ROGER SHERMAN
, JUpGE
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1843-03-16
ECONOMY for Farmers.

There are many points of economy which in
the course ola single year, much more in the or
binary life of farmer, would make great DIFF
ference. A difference between dependence and
independence, wealth and poverty-the having
very little farm for each of the boys and girls, or
nothing at all. Our superhuities cost us more
than our wants, and it is not economy TO iorego
the necessities, the comforts, and conveniences of
life, for these are all consistent with true econo-
my And indeed we generally find that those
who attend to true economy have all the essen
tials Of life about them.
Economy is not found in deprivation, but in
sufliciency. Be generous to the land /: il will not
yield without manure, and this will produce an
abundant crop, and this feeds the family WELL &
clothes well. One well fed horse is worth any
number of scare-crows, and is more creditable.
place for every thing and every thing in its
place, is economy in time and labor. Not less
so is to have all the tools of the kind best adapt
ed to their use, and always in order A lew mi
nutes spent in grinding the axe in the morning
is well paid for before sunset One well fed well
sheltered COW will give more milk than half a do
zen starved ones. The calf is worth more more
butter is made; the milk is Of a healthier quality
the children are healthier, and the doctor is moi
called in.
Liberality to the land is not less essential than
it is to the laborer. BY it we procure the best
workmen, and they are the most profitable to theil
employers Like the soil if well fed and wei
paid, they are able, and bring about more. This
also is economy for a strong man, like strong
and willing team, gets up the hill when the weak
and disheartened stop at the bottom. Literally
sustans, and promotes forecast. Take time b,
the fore-lock, says the adage Have plenty o
seasoned wood prepared; keep the windows il
repair; this keeps the house warm, the famil.
healthy the wife good natured She anticipate
her duties, and has time to spend a cheerful eve
ming, knitting in hand.
Do one thing at time, and once well done, Il
twice done; this is also economy; and good ma
terials for clothing well made up, also thu
cheapest in the long run. flour farmers would
attend to these things, and others that their goot
sense will suggest, they need not think of goin!
to the far west or south for lettering their condl
tons Our lands are capable of producing ia
: more than they ever have done, and our popula
ton and comforts would correspond. We neec
not look TO the monotonous, unhealthy, debllltat
ing, and frequently domoralizing factories for EN-
ployment there is yet ample room, and what W
cannot buy we can make for ourselves. Let u
then attend to these things; keep our sons an
daughters at home or near us Then with IT,
blessing of Heaven we shall prosper, and at on
annual thanksgiving see our board and hresid
; encircled with kindred blood and happy faces
Monthly Visitor.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1843-03-16

FRUIT TnEEs-Dr. Zimmerman, of Zinzow,
alleges that the natural productiveness of fruit
trees is injurously affected by the practice OF
training standard trees high, or pruning off the
lower side branches. This training is usually
commenced in the nursery, and continued even
after the tree is transplanted to its permanent po-
sition in the Misunderstanding in giving the tree
main stem 6 or feet high Dr. Zimmerman
contends that trees of the same class or variety,
thus treated, are never so productive as those
which are suffered to assume more natural form
and Development; and he refers, in proof of his
theory, TO the fact that orchards belonging to per-
sons who know little Of the modern scientific re-
fnements in horticulture and whose trees are We
ry scantly pruned, are invariably more produc-
tive than those whose owners keep them in regu-
lar subsection to the knife. Permitting trees to
branch out lower, would perhaps involve great
err waste of ground, in orchards especially; but
the increased productiyeness ofsuch trees, would,
in the Doctors opinion, abundantly compensate
for this. There are moreover many plants which
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1843-03-16
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
GEO. w. NICHOLS.
OGce IN he North Chamber of The old Brick r,

OUlct " F7t sFOTUI CHUNlOtT " ne Ola DITCH Il0lO
TERMS Village subscribers 50 per aunnm. Glasses IS
per "A discount from these prices OF 25 cents is allow
ed those who pay in adyance1 Single papers sent By mail
out of The county, 30 per annum in advance
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1843-03-16

A young widow who edits paper out west says
in late number, "We do not appear so well today
usual account of the non-arrval of the males"
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1843-03-16

A NOBLE BoY.-A boy eleven years of age named
Godfrey, whose parents reside at West Point rescued
his elder brother from drowning few days since, by
the display of GOODNESS and intrepdity seldom found
in one of his years. The two were skating together,
when the elder in passing over place where the
ice was thin, broke through and sank. The Younger,
as he missed his BROTHER turned and fastened back
to his rescue, calling out, with great presence of
mind "Don't be afraid, bub-lll get you out" APP
preaching as he thought prudent he took off
his overcoat, laid down the ice, swung one end of
the garment to his brother, who caught hold of it, and
was drawn safely out. Young the lad is, he has
saved two boys from a watery grave--one about
year since. Pass the of the little hero round
NJ Y Morn ChrOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-28

amongst US for organising force, which couid keep
both wings and ocoiocos in check, and govern the
city al lis will You cannot enter gro2 shop, you
cannot step into porter house, you cannot go 10
corner, you cannot enter an oyster cellar, without
finding dozens of patriots who are willing to 60 to
| the death for pudding and treasury pap-llke the
amished English before Orleans, in Henry's time
"They want their porridge and their fat bulbeeves;
Either they must be deted like mules,
And have their provender tied to their mouths,
orpteousthey look, like drowned MICE"
They are determinedno longer to be Jacksout-of
office; and ought they not to have chance as well
as the greedy dogs whose heads are now in the flesh
poisl We answer, yes! Why should the honest,
pure and Jealous patriots be put aside and obliged
10 look with streaming eyes at their successful RI
walls! Let them at once adopt our plan and their teeth
VIII soon cease to water. Patriots! organize-or-
ganize-organize in every ward, and victory and the
fesh-pots are yours John Tyler has made no re.
movals here yet He waits. There now, if you
don't let the poor man know who are his practical
friends, we have no mere to say to you.
In our efforts in this new movement, we are en-
tirey dsinterested. Once before we delivered John
Tyler out of the hands of the Philstines, and gave
him fair start. But the poor man soon fell again
among thieves. The quack doctors have also been
al him, and the unlucky patient wassvery nearly
"gone case" But we have still bowels of compass
sion for him. We have once more taken him in
hands, and recellectng the good old custom in &C.
cordance with which, at this season of the year,
the children are dosed with treacle and cream-of-
tarter, we have administered a dose of spring
physic to the "Csptain," and afforded him firet
rate chance proong TO green old age, his poti-
cal existence. 1t remains only for his friends to fol-
low up our prescription, and the patient and the
Constitution, as John Jones would say, are once
more safe. "First be sure you're right, then 60
ahead 7"
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SO earlyr' "Oh, no-supper is just announced, and
then LEI us adjourn to see, TO drink, to CHAT to love-
the bright eyes, angelic forms and brilliant beauties
of the night, is forbid me- as my paper warns me to
close. So all We fair and gentle ones whom may
have passed over, ascribe it not to any neglect Of
mine, tor am loath to quit charming subject;
so farewell girls, sleep, dream, be happy, and ll be
content The sumptuous repast that was prepared,
was the most luxurious and expensive; every thing
gave universal satisfaction, all were pleased and
happy, no doubt all regretted, that
"The morn was now on the point of breaking;
A term OF time, at which would advise
Ladies whe have been dancing,
To make their preparations for forsaling
The ball room, as the sun begins to rise.'
And thus ended this grand Tyler ball, one of the
most beautiful OF the season, and the first eloquent
movement TO rselcct the Captain to the Presidency.
Hurra for Captain Tyler and John Jones
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AMERICAN MusEUM.-Last evening tested the strength
OF Barnums attractions, Tor gloomy stormy misera-
BILE night when every other place nearly deserted
Miss Darling, the enchanress DR.. Valentine, the hui
mors; Chang Fong. the ugglcr La Petite Celeste the
danseuse, and the enchanting meodion drew CAPT
tai house in point of numbers and responsibility II was
evident that had the weather been all favorable tho
saloon would have been too small fer the audience Every
night the enchanress introduces new and brilliant feats
of magic.
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-NOT1CE.-The Temperance Fire Companies of
this city Brooklyn and Jersey city, who intend joining
10 form Canal street, Hudson and Immediately
report themselves, when place in line will be assigned
them. JOSEPH ELLIOTT, g. NJ.
N. B. The Order of Procession will be found In the
New York daily news Of this morning.
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