Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24
IIENRY W. IEKAIEr, Editor m Pahlls<r.

efn ttlne& fle fIFtfIQn q HHor, and the suSe H|
 machinery has fe11eFed tki6 NzaI iillIcation m. necessary Bat be sIloaId understand the ffiai principle apon which tie pIow, and everY otllel I implement be nses, should be conefrucfed, tIaat
 he may discover any defecA in fheir uorking; and bc able to snggest any iinpro which
 they need He should bo able to me tools in l q workman4ikc manner, md tIlus saye nnny \
 blackslniths and tool-naker,s bill Whiels IF I would Otherwise have 10 pay Hc shpnld make
 himself fnHniliar with nIl tIiese. and many oter I branches of scientifc knoWleSse. mo study
 of these subjects will be to hiin Fl unfaiIine
 source of pleasure, and canuot faa to irnnrnYe and refine m bis powers and sensfbiIities There is no branch Of knowIedec that uiII not
 be serviceablc to him. Therc is none from which he cannot derive some hint or nome Inv that may be applicable to sono one Of his va ried pursuits, and they will m tend to refine
 his feelings fo enlarge lii intellect, and fo ele yate him in the scale q being and thero is scarcely . branch 0f pliYsiceI science that maY not be made t0 put money ilitO his pocket; # this is tho lending object 0f his pursuit.
 When our young farmers shall aII be well in strncted in the general principles Of scientific knowledge, iudiTidnuis arnong them will acqnire and deyelope taste for speciaI scientific pur- suits. Que will become distinguished as U ge- o!ogist, another us an agricultural chemist, q third Will acquire fame as botenist, and D i0urth Ls m eutomologist'; fifth will be dis.| Iinguishcd as ail inventor of agricultural inlc-
 meats. Another will obtain forfnue for iiilll. sell, and confer inestiulahle benefits upon his ronntry, by the introduction of new varieties Of plants and frHsts, while another will devote. 10 animals, or to the Improvement of those already x.sttig If our farmers would become self instructors, and study and think for themselves, 10 profession would ie more honorable, or have
 aore weight in societ y, or bc more eagerly
 sought after by the active and intelligent of all
 ciasses. Farming would cease to Dc lacfc drnigcry, and those wsto pursue 1t, to be T of
 the earth, carthy AlLfarn operations would
 be based upon scent .tic knowledge New prill-
 ciples new processes, and important and yaiua-
 Dle results W0nld bc brought out that would
 confer fame md fortune on their discogcrcrs,
 and great bc'lcfts upon the hnnlniI race. We
 should Aave farintfs who would be known ss
 the authors of valuable works, farmers who
 would achieve q high rank in intellectual inl-
 proycnicHt which would it them for the most
 honorable Mad'digaiiied positions ia society.
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 LovE or I.iyr What natiyc clinging Of mankind to this poor life there must be- -what ail i,iextiaguishable sweetness i the mere fact of existence, or It least what dread of the lionr Of dissolution, winch millions of human beings placed ill circumstances which naauy Of their fellow creatures reganl as illsllilcrablvs
 wretchcd, yet pursue their weary journey fath- Illty to itsmtsftal cnd, grudgnsg to lt,se the smallest ilich Watch poor old man iu rags
 slowly dragging himself u.o:lg in mean street
 as if every sts'p Was n pain. His life has bcel,
 one of to:i aud hardship, and HOW he may be
 wifelcss, friendlrss. and Il hcggar. What makes
 that man hold on aly longer to existence at |al lstauy renllaI:t of positive pleasure he still contriycs to eAtraet from it--tllc pleasure
 of talking twaddle to people Nho uill listen to
 hnl, of ofiookillg about him at children playing,
 or psering into doors as he passes is 1t fear and n calculation Of chances, or is il tho mere iinhccility Of habit ! Wlso can tell
 rowEno os TaE 1iraAx Err. George Pitt faiterwaris Lord Rivcrs, lcclared that he could tamc the most furious aniinnl by looking at it steaSlily Lord Spencer snisl Neil, there is niastiff in thu court ysrI hero which is the terror ot tho neighborhood will you try your l powers on him Pitt agrecsl 10 10 50, md ] the company descended into tho court yard, a
 scrvant holding tho inastR hy tho cIaiu Fit
 knelt dokn It \ short distnslre from t!le auImal,
 hnd stared him sternly in the facc They all lshutldcresl. At signal given tlle snastif was
 let loosr, md rushed furiously toward Pitt, then suddenly checked his pace, seemed eonfunnsled,
 alad leaping orsr Pitts hend, mn away md
 was not seen ior maly hudrs nfler, During ono
 of my visits 10 Itaiy while Mas walking a Inttle beforc nly carriage, on tile roal not fur ] from Eincenza perceived two hnge dogs bounding toward me. recullrctad what Pitt Ihad done, md trembling from hcad to foot, I ynt hall resolution enouyh to stand quite still ] md eyn them with 6xsl lcok They gradn.
 nIy relaxed their speed from gallop toa trot,
 came m 10 me, stopped for q moment, and then j went buck again.
 N0xeS Axn BEarrs n exrhangc ssys Goi intehfled all women to bc heautifnl IS i much U he did the roses ma tIc mornil1 glo. \ Fies mn &llnt He intended they sdoulsI he.
 come, they would. t they should otey IIis laws, land cut hdolence md cDrset-strings, md iu. { dulgc iafFctdonl md fresl aif. For C girl to
 txpect to be h6adssane, WitI tle action Of hel $ luIl delessLlent on tfe exu&3ssivc nafpre n | | ceuts ueEtIs o ssapc. Il as o6sari as to iook iox tnl'ps ln snoes stsnk q m gfoxa oak iu Eoes7<s sy U nm is | centIe1nsn. xho; IT5i18051 f{S0xnen finn S<t1ul6 fS63 Se;fK t.