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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
s1 Cszs2 a - 49, 49,
Spring Arrangement.


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at IL
and PM.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road. II
With Worcester Passengers, at ST and II nnd 4PN.
D. The 81 train will take up pas engers East
OF birmingham.
With Passengers from NeOYork bySte to Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping "nk to land
sengeTs from NetU York WITHOUT baggage.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
road every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only 30
land passengers.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western RsilroaJ at A NJ. and P M.
For NOrWich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
6 A. M. and 24 p. M.
For Worcester, and Way stations at and A. NJ. 24
and NJ
N b. The first and second Trens will not stop 10 land
passengers east of Needham, and The l.. NJ. Train
will not stop at any Station East OF Framinghfm
For MtHbury, at 6 \. M and a P.
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, at oclk
P. NJ.
For New Yorkvia Springfield, Hartford and New Haven
at Am.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston arb Way Sta ions daily except Sunday,
st A. N. and 81 r. M.
sAXONvllLE TRAINS.
Leave SaxoIylle at AM. and Pm.
Leave Bos' l2l and 81 PM
Sunday Mail, from No cester ut 7tA. M-rom Boston
ia
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares less when ii at the Ticket Offices than in
me C,rs. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
Boston. April 5, 1916. If
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ralvo on the 18th with his own regiment and
some of the Virginia companies who have arriv
ed on the Rio Grande.
The last tram which came down saw the re-
mains OF the teamsters who were cut off by Ca
males some weeks be ore lying by the road side.
From that moment they never passed rancho
without burning it: they swept every thing be-
fore them. Communications now considered
safe for companies as large as so men.
The I'd Mississippi rifemen left Matamoros on
the l4th inst, for Monterey, as we learn from
the Flag. This regiment has suffered awfully.
Originally consisting of $50 men, it now numbers
$50
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SINGULAR Discovery IN MISSISSIPPI. The
Louisville Journal in a recent article, says:-"ln
the Southwestern part of Franklin County, Miss.
there is platform or floor composed OF hewn
stone, neatly polished some three feet under
ground. 1t is about one hundred and eight feet
long, and eighty feet wide. 1t extends due North
and South, and its surface is perfectly level The
masonry is said to be equal, ii not SUPERIOR to any
work OF modern times. The land above it is Gull
hvated; but thirty years ago it was covered with
oak and pine trees, measuring from two TO three
feet in diameter. 1t is evidently of very remote
antiquity as the Indians who reside in the neigh
borhood had no knowledge Of its existence pre-
vious to its recent discovery. Nor is there any
tradition among them from which we may form
any idea Of the object OF the WORK, or of the peo-
pie who were its builders. There is also canal
and we'll connected with it, but they have never
been explored A subterranean passage may be
underneath. Farther explorations may throw
some hight upon its origin"
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From The Boston Chronoiype. I
KEEP AT WORK.

Does mountain on you frown
Keep at work;
You may undermine it yet;
If you stand and thulnp It's base,
Sorry bruises you may get.
Keep at work.
Does Miss Fortunes face ook sour
Keep at work:
She may smile again some day;
II you pull your hair and fret
Rest assured she'll have her way.
Keep at work.
Are you ccnsuied Ivy your friends
Keep at work.
Whether they are wrong or righ',
May be you must 'blde your time,
II tor victory you fight.
Keep at work.
If the devil growls at you,
Keep at work
That's the best way 10 resist;
Ii you hold an argument,
Won may ieel his iron iSl
Keep at work
Are your talents vilifed
Keep al work;
Greater men than you are hated;
If you're right, then go ahead
Grit will be appreciated.
Keep at work.
Everything is done by labor;
Keep al work
Ii you would improve your station:
They have help from Providence
WHO work out their own salvation.
Keep at work. FRANKLIN.
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aTessenger's Notice.

WORCESTER. SIS April D, l84I
EtHAS. w. HARTSHORN, ESP. a Master in Chancery
~ within and for the County of Worcester has this day
Issued a Warrant against the Estate of TYLER s..
pENNIMAN, of PsMon, in said County, boot manutac-
turer an insolvent debtor, and the payment of any
debts the delivery OF any property belonging 10 said
debtor him for his use, and The transfer
Of any property by him are forbidden by law.
The lrst meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will be
held AT the Office SAID Hartshorn in said Coaniv,
the Seventeenth day Of AprH current, at two O'Clock
~ the aernoon the proof OF debts, and the choice
OF assignee assignees.
A6d6t GEO JONES, D. Sheriff.
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March IL. A.D.Is47.

WORCESTER, SIS. March IT, d. lS47.
To CHARLES D. BOWMAN, of Oxford, in said County,
ESQUIRE Greeting.
YOU having been duly appointed Assignee of the
i Estate of LARKIN ID. NEWTON, of Oxford, in
said County, yeoman, insolven debtor, are hereby
required give notice thereof and also To give notice
that the second meeting Of the creditors of said New
ton will be holden my office in Worcester, in
said County, the tenth day Of AprH neat, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon when and where they prove
further debts against the said Newton, and also show
why certificate of discharge shall not be granted
TO him. And you will this notice by publishing
atested copy of this order in the Daily Spy news
paper published Worcester aforesaid six times before
the day of said meeting, and by giving written notice
by mail otherwise all known creditors of said
Newton And you to make return of this order
with your doings thereon the time and psce of said
meeting. CHAS. W. HARTSHORN,
copy. Master in Chancery.
M30d6t Attest, CHAs. d. BOWMAN, Assignee.
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SHAWLS-SHAWLS.

AM this week opening several hundred Shawls CON-
prisng every desirable style in market Among Others
Beautiful Embroidered Grape Shawls, the most
fashionable article
Rich Cashmere Long Shawls, beautiful as
soriment Of styles, comprising handsome
shawls for 20 dollars ever sold for S25.
Handsome All wool Square Shawls, from 5 to
25 dollars warranted 25 per cent cheaper than be
bought nj retail in Worcester 6oston or Neiu York.
Fine wool centre Brocha Cashmere Shawls for
doilars-a very handsome servceabe shawl.
Rich Black Glace, Velour Ottoman, and Satin
Shawls all prices from 20 dollars comprising
richer goods than offered elsewhere in this town.
Handsome Plaid Long Shawls, from 81 to $S,a
fashionable article for young ladies'.
Shetland, Hermann, Sewing Silk, Zephyr, Bar
rage and other styles of SUMMER sHAwLs in great
variety.
have been for the last 70 years extensively engaged in
the SHAWL TRADE and, being by FAR the largest ShGwl
dealer in Wocester (ellng do than all The other
Stores in Worcester am enabled purchase Of the In
porters in larger Quantities, consequently CAN SELL
MUCH CHEAPER, as well as offer extensive
sorimenl than other Stores.
All purchasers are invited TO satisfy themselves
he correctness OF this assertion by examining my
stock after locking elsewhere.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN.
Worcester. March "a DIV
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w ESTERN RAIL ROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT-l
Abbotts' Drawing Cards for Schools


ClX SETS of these Cards published viz: Ele-
- mehts, Outlines, Landscapes, Cottages, Animals,
Heads There are 30 Cards in set, each different
from the rest, but all of about equal difficulty, be
distributed class school and nterchaged from les
son TO lesson. The usual plan is 10 devote hour
week to wing and this plan two of cards cost
ing so each will supply school OF 60 scholars
than Ii is best the pupils draw >laes
except for the adv need who may be allowed Draw
ing Books, paper if the Teacher thiaks best No
special or extra distraction, and particular skill the
part OF the Tencher is requed; all that is ssary is
careful practice by the pupils in initiating the patterns
and attention to the directions which accompany them.
ABBOTTS' ADDITION COLUMNS. for
teaching the II running up columns ripi in classes
practiced in Abbotts' institution, NewYork Cypice
rs cents per dozen.
PRACTICAL BOOK OF COMPOSITION.
This little work is arranged like a copy Book,
with engravirgs the head OF each thus furn hing
sui iect for the scholar write about with explanations,
&c upon the II has been found be great help
10 te8cheIs- price l2f cents.
Just published and fer sale by CLARK & AUSTIN,
New York;. Il. AUSSEY & CO., Session, and Book
sellers generally. DIT April 5.
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Teeth Removed without Pain,

The use Of the LETREoN Tor Anodyne Vap0r)
IN Dentistry is ercciusUeiy granted by Patenee the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP IL HARRIS, who have used it so
cessfuy since its introduction would invite those desiring
to rid themselves troublesome teeth without suffering,
to call their Office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skillllIy performed reasonable
d30 Rooms 1874 Main-street.
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Look at This.

=. NOR SALE, valuable Real Estate situate
fN Il Front street. No 2h, in Worcester, consisting
IhssA of large BRICK HOTSE and BARN, short dis
lance from the Railroad pepos. Said House will accom-
moiate families above the basement story, which Is
occupied Store. For particulars inquire Of the sub
scriber on the premises. P. KNOWLTJN.
Worcsster AuriI g. d.
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A bill for ship canal around the Sault st. Ma
ries has passed both branches OF the Legislature
of Michigan, and received the signature of the
Governor.
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B. e. HUTCHINSON.

d. =. HUTCHIWSUW,
(Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,A 1866 MAINSr.
MANUFACTURES aud Dealer in HARNESSES. SAD
w DLES Birdie = Coach, Chaise and nfan COL.
LARS Also, Trunks, paiises aud CARPET Bags Coach
Gig and Twig WHlPS,Ac. ~ Rrpairnl done at short
notice. Worcester, Jan is.
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OPARTNERSHIP NOTTCE.

CUPA KIT EISSEfIF NOETCE.
A LPHEUS NJ. MERRIFIELD and NAHUM II. HAP
N GOOD, have associated in the business of selling
LUMBER, DooRs, SAsuEs BLINDS and ERECTING Bulb
INGs. shop Of Union and Central Streets.
Worcester, March |, ISi7. On
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Messengers Notice.
To the Honorable Board of County C

missioners for the County Of Worcester.
THE petition of the Undersigned inhabitants of the
OF West Bo lston, respectfully represents that the
undersigned, with Others the sixteenth day of March,
d. l547 by their petition in writing of that date, re-
quesed the Selectmen of said town of West Boyston
lay out town way in said of West Boylston, fol-
ows beginning near pine tree, the eastery side of
the road the house of Eli w Hobrook, in said town,
thence in southeastery direction crossing the County
road leading from the house of Charles Morse Beamans
Bridge SO caed thence ntersect the road the
Brimhal place, called.
And your petitioners further represent that said Select
men have unreasonably refused to lay said town way.
Wherefore your petitioners pray our Honorable Board
after Tue notice, to lay said way the
aforesaid and 10 do whatever else in the premises may be
required by law E. NJ HOSMER ard 8 Others
West Boylston March 25, lS47.
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Grand Musical Entertainment.
MR. /. nv. METCALF

NlR. /. ", WETUALF
II EsPECTFHLLY announces TO the citizens Of Wor-
IL cester and vicinity ne will give CONCERT a,
BRINLEY HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9th,
ON which occasion he will be assisted by MISS o A
G. A II CHA. The eminent Vocalist of Boston, also
MISS J. u. WIGHT, aud oher talented perform
MR. FRANCIS II. BROWN OF Boston, wi preside at
The Piano Forte.
selection # Songs, Ballads, Duets, Irios Gees &c
VIII performed, and pains spared in bringing before
The public music of high character.
Tickets q cents-to obtained al Lazelo and Liver
rnore's Bookstore and st the door
Doors epen al 7-commences at u O'Clock
Further particulars in Programme. No posronement
on ncconNk 0f the Meather. dat April z.
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Hunters mot Reed's) Pulmonary Balsam
and DYSnenSIa Pills.

fENHESE articles are offered 10 the notice OF the
l. community in this part of New England. They have
been for several extensively and successfully Used in
Maine where they have acquired great celebrity their
curative qualities The proprietor has received numerous
certificates of important effected by these medicines
when used together the accompany ing Directions will
shew. In presenting these medicines the public the
Proprietor confidently recommends them for trial III
who may be afflicted with Coughs, Colds and other pull
monary complaints, feeling certain that disappt nmen
will not Prepared by J. CURTIS, Proprietor,
Bnngor-sold at wholesale by
SIMPSON q REED,
March 10. d2aw3m 26 Merchants R0r, ROSION.
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To Painters,

active Young Man who is good Grainer, wants to
"A obtain complete knowledge the Painting business.
Address "GRAlNER," through the Boston Post Office.
March 25. deopi>5t
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

PROPOSALS. for furnishing CROSS-TIES, TIMBER,
SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will he lived at the Office in MISREPRESENTATION and
Spec1clti ns of which may e had on application 10
JOSEPH MILLER, ESQ., Chiei Engineer or either Of the
following lamed Gentlemeh.
ELl w IoLBRooK Esq, Vest Roylston-JAcon FIsH-
Err, ESQ., Lancaser-J p. WIITcoMB, Esq Harvard
N T SMITH Esq. ,Groton-Asl r. LAwRENcE, Esq, Pep
perell-1HoaAs W. GlLLIs, Esd. Nashua.
VIM A. WHEELER, AGENT
Worcester. Dec lsis. eps.e lptf so W,&NRR Co
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DIED,
In this town. April 8, Mrs Mary W. wife of Mr. Adol-
plus Baylies, IS.
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SPRING GOODS,

HALE, RICE g. ANGRY,
NO. PEARL STREET, BOSTON, have re-
~ ceiyed by arrivals Sixty packages comprising
Broadcioths Cassimeres; Vestings; Cashmareu~;
Summer Stuff; Satins; DeLaiRes; Oregon Plaids;
GinshaDs; Musiins; Wave and printed Lawns;
Cashmere, Broche, stradela, Silk and Printed
Sh ,w Hosiery; Gloves; Trimming Fringes;
Laces Jacconets; Swiss Muls; Book Muslns
India and Nainsook Muls Victoria Lawns;
India Linens; Check Cambrics. and many other
articles and desirable Goods which with their
former Stock OF Staple Goods, Prints, c completes
OF the attractive in the Market all which
they rffer at the lowest market prices
Boston, March %. dFGM w2tisI3
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Helm Wanted.

Help Wanted,
A MAN 10 drive an o. team and other work on Farm
F n with Family TO work in a Cotton Mill. Also three
four 0iher FINISHES containing Spinning room and Mne
help To first rate families good ttnements will be
provided and constant employment given n, gond nricps
For further PARTICULARS apply hr suh>cr hers on the
premises, or address by mail to Vhtinsonpi,e Mas
n8 e. SAUNDERS a. BROTHER
Graf on, March 20. d,vswIs
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commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.


WORCESTER,
At meeting of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County of Wor-
ceser, on the fourth Tuesday Of March, A. D. le47:
On the petition aforesaid ordered notice be given
TO all persons and Corporations interested therein that
said Commissioners will meet the Valley HOTEL in said
West Boylston, Wednesday, the Denty eighth day of
ApT neat, at two of the clock in the afternoon pub
fishing an attesLed copy of said Petition Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy newspaper printed in said
worcester three weeks successfully the last publication
TO be fourteen days least before the said twenty eighth
day OF pril next.
And it is further ordered that the Sheriff of said County
his Deputy. the Town Clerk OF the said town OF
West Boyson with attested copy said Petition and
Order thirty days, least and also post up attested
copy thereof in two public places in said Of West
Boyson fourteen days, at least The said twenty
eighth lay Of April next; at which time and place the
said Commissioners will proceed view The route set
forth in said Petition 10 hear all persons and corporations
interested 'heren who may then and there desire
heard thereon, and they shall aadge that the prayer
said Petition ought to be granted then lay out locate
and establish town the above described
and to all such damages ans person or corpora
ton may sustain by the location and construction of the
way aforesaid.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL. CLERK
COPY OF the Petition ard OF the Order of notice theeBn
MID Attest, JOS. g. KENDALL, Clerk.
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a Pleasant SITUATION for Sale.

q FIEdSdML SILudLIOM lot SdI6,
IA TT'lE beautiful Estate situated in the pat
fnsfM Central Village in Uxbridge, recently occrpied
&H@4zIhy DR.. GEoRSe WILLARD; consisting oil abon len
of Land, story Dwelling House with plazza
sides Barn. shed, and other Out buildings There
IL variety OF choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate IL within five minutes walk of OF the atuns
the Providence and Worcester Railroad, aud l. of
the desirable residences in the County Of Worres
Application mly be made 10 Col. JOHN w CAPRoN in
Uxbridge either Of the subscribers Worcester
w. O BARTLETT
JOHN c. WYMAN.
Worcester Jan IL, le47. dwsI
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Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints,
Window Glass, &c. &c
constant supply may always be found for sale by
RANDALL & BATCHELLER,
81 India Street. corner of Custom House 81,
BOSTON.
A NJ. Linseed OH, Eng do-French Yeiew, Eng. Vent
N tian Red Whiting, Chrome Green superior Paris do
Brunswick Prus Green Superior Coach aud Furniture Var
ni=h Pruss. Blue Eng and Am vermlion China and Am
Alum, Cupperas. superior Nader, Cream Tartar, Soda
&c with full assortment of WINDOW GLASS of vari-
brands.
IL All orders will be punctuay attended to, and with
the utm ost dispatch. eod6w Boston, March 8.
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Florence & Fancy Straw Bonnets.
THIS week opening, by the subscriber, great
L variety OF NEW STRAW GOODS, from various mi an
ufactores, comprising very beautiful and choice
styles. For particulars please examine the Goods.
am prepared to maintain my old position in this de-
parment, and riuai any competition that offers ITSELF
HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN.
worcester, March 81. DIV
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FARWELL Il WIEEELOCk,
Uouse- S;gn. Chair anil Furniture Painters.
Granting and Paper Hangs zone s"d 70 secured
IL ~. ss,v,ces ~ MIR g. PEA6E In the Graining Depart
men il will be their endeavcr % MERIT and nope 10 TO-
ceve n share Ut he public patronage. s...o.,.
Grain Store - 81, N nj nrg
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Providence s worcester Rail Road Co.

Ninth Assessment
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the 9Th Assessment (ot
IN Ten Dollars each >hae has been laid by the Hoard
If Directors PAYABLE ON THE FIRST DAY OF
April. NEXT, at the Treasurers Office, Washington
Buildings, in the City of Providence.
~ Interest from the first day of April will be charged
all payments not made previous to the 18Th day Of
April. ISAAC BROWN, Treasurer.
Providence, March is, le47. dtAl2
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KILN DRIED
DOORS, BLINDS AND SASHES,

AT REDUCED PRICES,
No. 6I3 Washington Street. Boston.
Merit door north ofthe Worcester Rail Road Crossing
F'HE subscribers have hand the largest and he tsnck
L thas be found in the New Engla States and
builders from the country will find il for their advantage
call before they purchase elsewhere.
We sell PANNEf. DOORS from s ,25 TO So, 90 each.
WINDOW BLINDS, from IS ctsto S per pair
d. SASHES, from TO cts PER light.
Boston, Feb 80. d3m BAILEY d JENKINS.
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Board Wanted,

DIV Gentleman, In private family OF small boarding
ID house In Worcester Address A. W. by note at this
Once. March "a
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mr.. EDITOR.
POSTSCRIPT.

POSTSCRIPT.
Having engaged the services of Mr. VIM. GOES,
long and avoraby known the citizens Of Worcester
superior BooT MAKER, shall continue the manufac-
Of CUSTOM BOOTS, as heretofore. continuation
of vos in this branch of business respectfully solicited
REPAIRING done by first rate workmen at short notice
and in style be surpassed if it be equaled by any
Others in town. ClIAS. b. ROBINS
Worcester March 81. d6tw4t 22l Main st.
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SAVINGS BANK.
tTvE Animal Meeting Of the corporation Of Worcester
q unity Institntin for Savings will e holden at the
Oice said Insulation on Wednesday Aprii a. 47 al
O'Clock Pm. 8. JENNIS0N, Treasurer.
Worcester, March IS l547. d2w
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Gaming.

Every amiable propensity in the
heart of man, every endearing tie, eve
ry sacred pledge, every honorable fee
ling, are set aside and forgotten, when
gaming takes possession of the human
mind. This is not said at random; it
is the voice of truth and experience,
and has been exemplifed in many thou
sand instances--and yet the danger is
never seen by the young beginner
Many youth Of fair promises enters
upon the career of gaming, more out of
thoughtlesness than viciousness. Not
aware of the fraud with which the sys-
tenn is incucated, nor of the train of
bad propensities that unnecessarily en-
ter into the composition of a CANISTER,
he steps into the fatal path without in
tention Of pursuing it far, and without
fear Of being lost in its labyrinths. But
presently the Ieprosy seizes him, and
the plague Of it overspreads his whole
heart and mind. His love Of gaming
increases alike whether he gains or los
es. 1t fixes, and as it were, fascinates
his whole attention, SO that every thing
else is neglected.
The company he keeps, the language
he hears, the scenes Of degradation he
daily witnesses, poisons the sources Of
moral feeling within him. The jeal,
ousy, the rage, the revenge, incident to
the employment in which he is engaged,
generate, ferocity of temper. He is
lost to all that is good, and prepared
for every thing of evil. He that by
habits Of honest industry might have
gained competent wealth; he thatmight
have been a source of joy and felicity
to an amiable wife, and the father Of a
progeny that would have blessed his
memory; he that might have been an
ornament to society, and an honor to
the human family, is at last vagabond,
as destitute Of property as principle
the grief and shame Of his kindred
despised of the world, and burden 10
himself.
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Facts for Farmers.

God made man an agriculturist, and
while in a state of innocence his first
business was TO till the ground. And
in every age Of the world, some of the
greatest men have been farmers. And
| rejoice to know that many in our own
time Of highly cultivated intellect and
enlarged views, and worldly compe-
tence, are proud to be ranked among
practical farmers. Far better had it
been for the world, had the number been
ten-fold greater. Far better were it
for the present generation, if in the
choice Of employment, parents and their
sons would view the subject as these
have done, and let their sons be direct
ed in their choice to the same wise re-
suits. Thus, much Of idleness and