The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

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hasr Fspssaenfea ~ eissfsrstTihie of
MAY
The mornings ere ~ longer frosty.
The 1ogsb-ezsi ainis have lost their
chill. The sir j. talmy lsni mot 3
Ye selirY. The forcsis ard fields nos
scar Their bet dr~a--,he fresh-
sfs ard brighies, a the year Thr
grass. shbch has SCENE ereepieg
creeping, essryelere, spreadiog as
tarpes ever pasture ard meados. ~
once s0g food and feposs 10 the ezssle
upon ihoasanj hllis,' i nos sweet.
y au5 so1tf thsn Al ahy o'her time
aul3pg ihs ssaSga. In a word, New
Lnsland Is 10 her glory. and % BE-
seen u advanlRgc. mus, BE seen IN
June--rarly IN J8ne morning.
The variaus slsasles ~ serlere. the
pfuiusion q flowers, the melodv Of
bind. and m9ci sonR. arr rirher in jane
than during any o'hcr month Of the
year.
10, some farmer, whose eye has
followed our words thu. far, may b.
thinking. If be does not say FAN
this II 6ac enough for those who have
plenty Of LINE 20 stop aud admire
them. boz iofarmers Whose backs ache
aad gAose limbs are si.a BY attempt
ing nnure work Than they ougit 10 do.
and which they do no. feel able TO pay
others for dsina, the weeds in our
fields, whose rank growth outsirip'
our strength. catch our eyes and blur
The beauty Of the scene.'
JuSE brings 10 farmers long hard
workso long and 80 hard tina, what
ever Of poetry there may have been
10 us At FIRST, is soon swea'ed out. and
passes or in "invisihie exhalation.
We know that mos, OF the farmers of
New England necessarily work hard
Bot we do rot believe that il i nee
essaFy for them so 20 overtask the
body as 20 incapacitate the mind for
the enjoymepts Of the beauties Of nat.
ure. True il is, that they have not
slaves Ito fan them while they sleep.
or trrmblc when they wake" but how
many servants have they obedient TO
their call, how many even Of the very
elements minister TO their qualification
and 10 promote their comfort and hap
pinea.
Let Ne, borrowing something Of the
coloring Of another, figure 10 oursel-
YES an inhabiiant Of soma peculiarly
favored spot, with all the powers OF
nature contributing 10 lis enjoyment
and pleasure. 1.-THE clear, blue sky
shove his head, shaded occasionally
by elo1ds which drop down fatness in
feriilizing showers 1.-THE green earth
beneath bis feet throwing from her
bopuiilnl lap profusion Of flowers in
every form Of loneliness around him
venerable trees. full Of leafy honors.
stretching wide their branches 10 af
ford him a grateful shelter from the
meridian heat, or bearing fruit 10
crafty his taste, hard by the spark
ling Of a cool, transparent stream, as
il has,ens TO join the broad river flow
ing maiestically through meadows OF
emerald to lose itself in the distant
ocean ;---in his groves. birds of note
cheer him with their sweet music -
on his lawns the lowing Of cattle, on
bis bills the blesiing Of sheen ;---in
his stables beasts Of draft to cultivate
fields, and Of burden 10 convey him
swiftly and At ease on distant journeys
in his siorp-houses ingenious machine
and implements, which, Ike "ihings Of
life. perform IN the most expeditions
and satisfactory manner. some Of bis
mos, laborious and irksome task In
bis dwelling are necessary comforts
and conyeniences, with many Of the
luxnries which commerce has collect
cd from distant climes and ingenuity
has prepared for bis use in his fam
liz d beloved partner o. his bosom and
du anl children, who kindlr while they |
reflect the glanees Of parents eye, |
aud 10 whose steps all paths TO useful |
utfs ard distinction are wide open.
Such is tho farmer Of New England
lie Is more than all this. lie is a,
man in authority--a part of the gov.
whose jurisdiction he acknowl-
edges, and whose power he is rendy
10 enforce with all tie en-rgy which
has buep acquired BY the fxcd habit
Of doing his own work and making
his own laws.-N +. Former. Eli
A pLrAsAST FgRTiLIzER ron
GARDEN Many per.ons,
tspeeially ladies. dislike 10 use the or.