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Six Dollars per annum. b Announcing Candidates for Otfics, Five | Dollar*. * Advertisers aro requested to mark the n number of insertions desired on each advertisement, or they will be inserted antil forbid, aud charged accordingly. it#" All transient adverliaunienta must l' Vc paid for in advance. ft ] We arc now prepared to execute all kind* of P PLAIN AND FANCY ll BOOK AND JOB WORK, J with the utmost NKATXKS8 and D1S- c I PATCH, and <iu accommodating terms. e | Itlwt ^iidnj. : FRUITS AND FL0WE&8. I When iiod first framed this world of oure, * For b*nuty and for love, it Kaeli attributo would try it* powers, d It:* varied skill would prove. ti All, nil, but Mercy had a share, 1 An.', she aloud silsnt by, (f ixing upon the work so fair, Willi earnest, longing eye. I1 The Father tr. w her darling f*co, It And read lur wishes too, b And said, u ft is * sinless place, fj What is there you can do !" She quickly sent her searching eye Throughout earth's fresh green bowers, And murmured with s gentle sigh, 6 - There's neither fruit uor dowers." ( ? A smile the wished commission gave Then swift ss light she lie*", ( ller wings of violet to lave | la Kden's morning dew. |{ Up rodfehc sun, h it what a sight Met his admiring view? The bursting buds s|>Mk their delight. Through tints of richest hue. F The flowers on e>ery side look up ji With wonder to the sky ; While nestled In each tiny cup, a Fruit gcrmn iivy lyvuigly. ^ I .Mew sung* were homo upon the breese, ' New joy earth's dwellern feel ; J ^or e'en the birds and humming bees, * Their bliss esnnot *as*mI Ifut when this happiness to spoil, j Tho monaUr aid appeared, Thistles and thorns from out the soil, ^ Their heady aa qvigfcly raa.ed. Then Mercy wept, for wall >ahe knyw^ She had no powrar to atay 1 The eunta that man upon hint drew, ' By loa\ir.g wWdom'e nay. J 1 But atill her worjt ?h* might pursue, I And soften hia tad hours? (,'hoiee Fruit upon the rough thorns grew. Upon the thistles, flowery t A short uub been me attached > to a f 1 vary tall woman, and somebody said that ^ I lye had fallen in Iovb with her. c MDo you call that failing In lore!" said f, aa old bachek>r( M. U ia more lika climbing (i HP h> >* ' ^ l A writer ill the book of fobiom taya, i "there is not much change iagentlemen's c naulaloona this n.outk." 0 t \ - ? u * . " * 4 3UisrapneoK0. [rJZi BOBBIH'S GUILTY CONSCIEHCE. 1 lieve tlm [The travels of Benjamin Bobbin, the / . u ? iugiuan, as narrated in Bcnlley'e Mi seel- *' u any, are occasionally diversified with an fe?hngs * ,wkward sUuatiou, dtavin off iu a racy bciied nr ketch. This is ono that happened to oostcd a i lobbin, on his way fr.,in Belfast tu glas- Qf tj(0 ##j 'ow.l?Ens. J/omt Journal. , ' . . about it. 1 spent Monday in Belfast, in a very M irolitable manner. Another day passed RWR.|?? vor with little worthy of nolo if I except 44 y puichase made l?j me, which afterwards M jj ^ o*t mo more in the shapo of pcaco of M ^y iiiud than a dozen sucli ventures could . . . i ... , , their own >e worth. I allude to six bottles of the , ... , ., i i i i . j howldin est five-vcar-old liuh whiskey, stowci , , . * "lev kuo< way carefully in the central recesses of j ly largest ca*o, safe, as I hoped, from ^ ^ , lie prving eyes ami systeminatic scent j f custom house tido waiters or poteon- Oomfo, anting excisemen. disgrace" In the evening, having said my adieu in > my late companions, 1 stepped, iu,to, an innibus, and was taken do* ft to the WRrnjn_ uav, wher%the (<lasgow. hpat lay hissing 4< ud smoking, and groaning lilfe a har- 4l ^y. ooned monster of the deep. Short time ? \\'ba u diced to ship Benjamin Bobbin^ the 44 ^ tommjercial Traveller, together wills his pRMjDtf#| ad with a nynd devoid of caxe I took up ^ lQ ^ ( iy position near the wh??l. Deapai It waa dark befora wo atarted ; not a trw> #n<, * inkier u poeped through tlio blanket of w^i|it 1}( 40 dark." All above waa black aa a ^ u#utj eebooter'a tUg, or tbo rcaord of an ill ^ , pent life Ofi lite day of reckoning. lptlgcr 44 Tbo air waa rather chilly, and aa tho ^ toward, had just inforra.ed ra.e that aup- at#rM to or waa. ready, I deacondod loiauroly into jou| no cabin, and was aoon abaorbod ia tho wjJjcj, lyalcrio* of disaoclion?tho anatomical groanj?g ortiona of a fried aolo undergoing a pa- ,^raly ?u uliar procoaa beneath tho pfOMUfo of my polici ieclro plated fork. kk>ld beef auccoedod, ^ ^ enjoyed it heartily. A frieud had ad iaod mo never to tempt tho a?a with an ^ mpty atomach; ao I determined to profit ? gj,t | t hia experience, and acted accordingly, ^ COBV| waa about having my plate roploniahod, to { ihen tho audden outrance of a gentleman, wrrtcjicj i conjunction with the worda he apoke, o . oprived mo at onco of brcafb and appell* . depopula 44 Tho cuatom Itouao officer* juet ^ ^ uade a aeitura on board," ho aaid. ^ |iio>t 44 Of what, air!" demanded a party ^ ^ u . . , fyx?. of t V A caao in which waa auporalicioualy ^ ^ iid aoine whiakay, for which no duty had c||| wen paid." (Benjamin,like Jonah,only I r JO) 1it lo be cast overboard.; oiy |eAtit - Il/iv? they detected the owner I" (h- ?icti ? \ot they ! I>p you ill ink he'd be such %a| , fyyl a* tq.iay el?*?n* to the property, and W|| ^ ;et fiped and confined for hie pain*?!" fgrtj,#r, j Benjamin endqayorin& to look innoeeut, rith ?! Guilty " tam|j<td,<W b? foiehead.) ^ mQ 44 Where was it found?iq. tl;e hold I" What Benjamin terribly alitq. to the anewer. tjon ^ lie caws w*rq qpt placed in the hold? |Uj,gBga i* arrived too late?they were on deck, ^ ( ,nd covered with tarpaulin.) #UR Q|| Jt "No, on deck, in front of the companion w<) adder." (Benjamin, like Jpaqph in a TM >it, for there hie cases hud been eet.) cUkl cgn " \?al will thuy do with it t" (Ben- cj nun all tare.) M^| jU "Got it into their boat, and take it way at a seizqp to the Qyeen'a stores." wri|Un Benjamin flporfd.), youth to " What noise is that. Steward !" (Ben* M jonR , amin inteneely eager, yet rigid a* Lot'* #n(j rife after the bad gratified her curioaitv.) An(j n "Only the officer*, air, putting the cizure into their boat alongside." (Ben- ^|fl amin abeeut.) ,y# Wb " Have they caught the centraban- tlueomell lietf" (Be^amin listening with nightcap Rgnnt|el n hand.) Xl?e gam "Kp.sir, he doee not own to tho prilCt ;oods." (Benjamin diveated of hi* coat.) c#rj-t BB, " Are they liiely to pureup their search N#f#r gj. town here 1" (Benjeinjn.liko a Uttered af# a,j ail in a high wind ) ( ^ to tl " Yve.eir ; here they are." (Benjamin , a hi* berth, with hi* booU on.) you can Spme talking in the cabin succeeded? ^ mm mm, I w -|^v? hen n noiee > of men attending to the ru)t|. , leek?tuddon stoppage of the paJdlea? J>Uce , m 1?*^ colloquy?" All right!" fa|MUo? rora ajongtide?** tfp ahead !" from the 1 eptjiilfc?a^ lienjamia again on bit c#ri< pel, gating ca^iou^y i^o ty* <*>?? ??*J nmphibw oaliag m^e,% a/aau*citat<^ mpmy qaiflk #y) ban a mapfcipbU oommarcail trailer. hMj made ay way to the deck, hoi, tbn* property oaM learn nothing The goods were all ,jro^ d) ovarii ap again. Rreiy thing ?a qolet uoto Caw -<r? Ikq noky paddlea ?when com par- oage. II no groaning* of my conscience, about mora like a man bttidt han in himself. I tiied to bat all was right, and tight, and , the effort r*? unavailiag?my >?U?d my heart, and raj heart f hopes. In my despair, I acisilor upon duty, and asked him sure, "lie didn't know nothing n there not something taken I the customs took it, and cut." did they detect it I" ', ye see, sir, they've a way ov i ov smell in' a thing out, an' ov their car to a package when :k* the corners ov it agin the j icar av the liquor wabb'es in it Mothin' evir escapes 'em ; they ivils own chickons." rt far away frotu my breast; and ruin ready to take up their the unfurtyyLujd, apartments so V*?ate4 ?(ithoMt % wm?J>l's by the fair runaway, it ainouut do thsy seize upon }" it's that, sir!" t's their limit!" hing sealed up, an' not for the s' prisint use," answered ths a at my back " from a thimble. _ _ _ )? :argo. ir laying dowa bar ruggad roatI going to sit upon it ell night; enjamin stood six inches beneath stature, looking gloomily at tho and asking his black looking s^hal hindered him from taking ' '(ha Icxigjr by no nasans the movement, but rather anxthe ownar of th? tenement in 1A ft *r1 an UIaIw ? ? 1 -w mmwm^rn ?v, VU|II IHjBUCtM should forthwith make the trial, ggesting, by way of amendment, f of borrowing a few large lamp* oin the stoker to s?r?o hiiu for lat tortures I passed tli rough that I waa not tick ; or, if I were, jlsions of my miod spared me no kink about my body. I was ?miserable! \Yero the world pltd- by such beings as I; was at >, a week mijjt hero snfllpcd to te it. ak of day wo arrived atCyenock. of the passengers.preferred going p to GJaseow to waitiow for the be tide, I joined lb<m with a art, and looked out for the soli-, i that remained. -Amazement!?Hurrah! Both eru friendf were safe. I was not int. 44 My bosom's lord '* oaqe ; lightly on histhroDe." Despair to the custom bouee. or a little f ehe pleased, and the writer of r stood six feet in his stockings le. a task to get to the railway sta?rco porters groaned beneath my as they ascended those fearful miniature tyont B|anc, with no ); but we did get up, and my re eventually placed in the lugI, whilst I tpok. uty sqat iq.a first riage. tse was a valuable one. Upd it contents he<m lost through my on, this diary had never been and t - author had lived 44 a fortune and to fnino unknown,'* u you'.h lasted. But ell was I was happy. ow for a parenthetical word of My dear inexperienced young ? you I addreee myself particularatever your sex, etatios, or int. never ulluini.t In run lli? where legal duty about J be paid. ie ia a bad one; the authorities isod io it, they are skilled in the d you stand no chance with them. ; down to play where the odd* ;aiust you. Commercial brother, >e rpad, h ud iu? your ear also. r)uek,ey if like it, wlieroTi-r obtain it genuine ; smoke tobacthe satno ground*, but niako tlii^ ?e*er?ev?a to obligf a friend? ingle drop of the former amongst ?o* a raks of the "'atter in jrour Tide waiters, c^Voyo,, %uee offl emen, and all enrfi anamalous us animals hate long aoeea, ie, a keen scent, nnd a etryng If yon Lava any contraband in yonr poessaeion, they can ?tact it by ycur lookn. * Header tar," etc. Search for the pae' you don't koow in what book to find it, any vestry clerk will give you j bo the necessary information for a half crown, j <ju or perhaps legs. When you hare met j G? with it, learn it by heart, and take it for ; an a motto?or in the words of the far famed Captain Cuttle, " w hen found, make a lu. note of it" wl SALTED HIM. lio. A correspondent of the Spirit of the P Times, under the caption of "Salted him ; or, An Auctioneer I>oiuga!lthe liidding," tells a capital Btory concerning the manner in which an Alabama auctioneer (Adjutant Gonoral of the State,) was bitten by a Bibb County colonel in the salt trade. "" The parties w?re acquainted, and the ^ 1 colonel having arrived in Tuscaloosa from VT" Bibb County, with his wagon, for the purpose of carrying homo his supply of salt, t'" met the auctioneer standing at the door l'" of his establishment, and imparled to him tho information that he had come down for ssit, among other notions. <?n "Ah, >ay friend," said the general, ta- co king 4 pinch of snutT, and disposing of it, w< while he gracefully presented the box with tho other, "fou are in a streak of j (,n luck?decidedly a streak of luck?rnv j J'| aunt in (ieorgy was once in ju*t such a 1 streak of luck?but never miud?row , stt Ijjsvea't engaged it?vou want i? cheat* I'm the very man you are looking for? I'll tell it for a bit lest than anybody else 1 J J < pl< in towft?don't tmks my worJ?go around 1 ^ town?inquiro?see what you can got it, i j j, at?then com* to me, and I'm a Lit less ! Qj ?aeoot around." I in "Well, gincrftl," said the Bibb County , ^ cylonel, bit keen grey eyes twinkling with j light which clearly indicated the man who picked him up for a fool would be i sadly out of the reckoning, "I want silt 1 ? that's a fact?and I want It clicp at 1 i * cat) g-t it; but I, wopjd like to trade with j ' you, aad if I cau do bettor with you than j anybody else, why, you tee, on account | of being old friends, I reckon I shall bare ' " to give you a chance, They tell me at i . the far end of tho street, that they will IP| aell salt at a dollar and. a LoJf. a sack." | 1 "Jty-iackly," promptly responded the j general, "and I will lot you hare it for a *,n bit less than 'thera you saw," or anybody ; elto ; take just as much as you wr.pt for one dollar thirty-seven and a half cents a "v sack. But rare round town ; ef any laan i will let you have it for that figure, I'm a 'al bit lust than that, and no mistake." After about hnif an horn's peregrina- j ,nl lion, the colonel, in passing the auction ' I*'' house, was brought to a halt with? "Well, gineral, I've l?ee? round with ?" some and can jest tell you that I've seen ; hi: a man, who told mo I, could Unre jest as l'' mush salt as I wanted for one dollar ?nJ thirty-aevsu mnJ n limll cents a tack; that's ; talk." I kn "Yea; he did, did he) Well, my an friend, (pinch of snuff.) I'll j-.ist tell you >ni what I'll do; I'll let you have it for a hit tin lose?one dollar and a quarter, and uo bu mistake. Ia it a trade I Say ?" J no ''Stop, gineral; just you wait till I fan ca perambulate a Icotlu, and then wo'il no talk." Gt Scarcely hjubanother half hour elapsed, when our salt purchaser found it con- ^ venient to pass wilhiu hailing distance of the now much excited and excessively snuff taking military *alt vender. Milita- 'ie ry man, anutf takers or not, are apt to ' gat in a passion, and a fluctuating salt C J rparkst is uo protection against this mal-' nn ady. "I say, my friend, huee you been clean ? round I" "No air-ee, not clean yit, hut, as l'u ' wr pawiiag; I'll tell you that I've seen a man he that told mu that he would let mo have h'< any quantity of salt for one dollar and a gr quarter a sack, and?" ba "Thunder!" exclaimed the general, th no ore fidgetty and excited thun ever, and kii resorting io the ever handy snuff mora is frequently nn.l more emphatically. 1 lh A blind man could feel, it' Id eon id not | er ec, that n crisis was approaching. The co general seemed to feel that his honor was ' of at sta^e?that n.oet priceless treasure of uu a military uiao? end resolute determina- tic tioo tp koep hie worjl wa? manifested in of the curves of his firmly compressed lip, m< end in the emphasis of that grasp on the an ailrer mounted hickory walking slick. up Drawing himself up to |m fullest height, ou be eaid impressively io the inont magnif- th, cept manner? ek Ml aaid I won id aell you salt at a hit w? leaf than anybody else, and hy the eternal |o< nod evpflaating jingo, my wprd's try up nd! Just bring round your wagon, iek, and I am the biggest liar out of torgy, ef 1 don't fiil it for one dollar d a bit!" "General," slowlv responded the colo1, looking volumes of admiration atone 10 was making so striking a manifest.! ti of stern adherence to principle and ghtcd word, "I'll tell you, you ar* oue 'am, as sure as you are born yon nr<<; d ef you did say yon didn't want poor ks to vote feryou, and ef tliey did beat u for the Legislator on that account, cy ort'n'ter? that's what I say. l?ut out the salt; I've only got one or two ire places to inquire, and then, saving :atit do better, I'll ho round with the igon in loss time tliau?" Here we mu*l suppress the larguago . f (* speaker; it was sullicieiitlv elasical, u point, and expressive of the briefest initesimal of time. It was not long before the dought y <*,,! el again inc.do his appearance at li e unter, when lit was accosted in thu >rds? "Well, my friend, 1 don't see the wng, hut how many sacks do \ on want ? 1 je:,t call my boy KJ-n b r o, and haw n ready, ami whilst you are rcM'ng. p in the back room and lake something n. "Stop right thur, giuoral, ef you aise ?" exclaimed tbe now solemn vis ;ed and mysterious looking colonel. "1 ;c to accommodate, and never bad no ijvetiou to that ar' beverage, loastwuys inod? rarion. I5ut 1 j;?ist toll you one ing fust; I've seen a man who told tun would fill tnv WMffun wilti vn't f.>r i.m. liar and a bil ' The deuce you <li<l! Is that your igon coming round the corner, that? ill tliHt wagoner, Kn 11 b-r o. He sprr, u black rascal ! Do you bear nto ! ? >\v, hit friend, vou shall have your sail on a dollar a ruck, or I atn the biggest r in America! IM-n b l-r, are you goI to aUep? IIoll five of theiu too-k- in at wagon in a jitVai, or I t.-s I shall ha o death o*'a ni^gor her# 1b on a minutes d tbr?o-qiiarl#ra ?" The wagon rolled ui to the door?Hew of salt wore duly slorwj therein? a e dollar bill changed kaiela?the siiulT x, which had sutleied sev?r?ly in the ;e exeiumcnt, was once mora in tajuh'>11, and the frianJ* were about soparatX, whan the following dialogue took ace. "Colonel, my friend. I want to know d you must tell me; I'll never Lra-iti.c name, 'pon honor. Who, who was ? _i_ i e -1 .i . u V* ?0f i A*liui? itUil Ciuril.ll IUCJI Hill in o<l you salt nt one <1<>l!ar and a hi. "Well, gincral, ef you really vrniit t<> ow, and will promise me you won't s.it vthing w!>oiit it t?? mortal man or w>?iii, seeing it's you, I tell you, eor.fi.leuIIy, it wits you, ginernl, you, nud noilv else. As I haven't arti.l nothing to bo.ly rerpccketi halt but you, tin. .' 1 me to town, I reckon it, must have l>e<-n body but you who did nil the Lidding! >od bye." ' l GOOD PRAYER FOR CHURCH 1IEMBERS. "And we humbly supplicate God that will bless our pastor this day with hod nnd mental strength, and give him enurageinviit in the labors of the ministry d so he may be a great bloating to us, d wenray ncr?r be au affliction to him." Hume Alter, bi/ J'ro/'Dam .. We wish the abose prayer could he itten in iiulelliblo charactors up -u the arts of ninny members of our Church.>*, as in the ap.etolic CM, there is n eat difference between di tie rent iu cmis of the Church. Concerning aoine e faithful pastor may sty that they are a !..? uii.l l.ij *? r? wli'a ' f 1- * ? j"T nnu l??^> VIV" li) ?i li|i? VI l?l I1VI* I?1 compelled to rajr, even weeping, that oj miml oarlli!) thing*, ami that the) a cucmiu* of the (?o*pel of Christ. We ul J fill h column with brief atatemoftte the dithri nt wars in which a largo ml>?r of modern professor* are an sfilicm to their miniaten. And if the Man Sorrow* were to visit our earth once >re, an^-ipo^. intQ our privato dwellings J public assemblies; if lie were to look on our neglect of tlie means of grace, r worldlincar, and ?>,ur want of real for at esuao for.which he shed hi* most pre>ua blood, we tbilik that he too wonU) ep. If lie went to viail un, would be >k upon the professor whose ere* are on these line*, vjth sonow or wil\i jot] i Styrirgtal. |ui from the Southern Cultivator. ^ ii WORK FOR THE MOUTH ? (FEB- h\ RUARY.i L, ?i TilK PLANTATION. In ( HI ('ova.? < '<nit imiM plowing for thiacrop, I , breaking ?i_ very <tnj>, ami naiug n!l the tn an ii tt1 vu i en n "rake ami scrana "?' ? b unlo-h your 'and it naturally rich. Von cati, li<j\v? ?r, scarcely manure <'oru too 1 ' . * . b highly ?it wi II appropriate nil th* f.> ??1 von it, in the growm* soa;on. 11 ? r? r n>tre /?-./ <ly,ploiodeep, and plant us early : (;.i Kiayin will ml mi I, it' you with to liaic fill! ei iL? next fall, i . c I ( u.'i'- ...? Fnah steadily for ward, s.?>\ 1 v.nir pivpr.rit lions !<>r Cotton planting? i hit vu v iif "buds" thrown up *! < ;> und ! , . a n o low, and ,r*t a ".stand" as ear'.* in ; .. . 11 the a*. p'Otiblc. W i* arc * >t aw ar? cf any r? ci;nt initio d iinjiroveUJf.il in th ' cnitii alioii !' our "great stajde thu.ig'a .; practiw* nf our bo*t j'Lntera, a- here- ( , , tol..io detailed in tl.e?a pag??i might I e ninii* wididr adopted, with t rolitnlie r<> ; .suit*. V. ho w iil giro u< h short andprie- . Im omprehensivv, dentist'on this ^ uin?t impi.i'.aut subject, for our Maivi . i ill in bet .' M an V if our nvw subecrihvrt I i P' cannot obtain tho back lolurres of the f.'altivatur : and we desire that all inter 1 i y>ls Its hilly and fairly rejireientcd u our ^ journal. i,. t our beat and most iuccc-i. u 0-.ilion joMir.cn ?j eak out! ^ SpriMH Chits should lion be sown iu> , soon us j ? <sk l*lc. | ,( I'olators m?y be planted, and st i Sin\'t J'via Iocs bed-led out for the i r.1j-ioduil'. n of " drntivs," tbo la-L of the IlloU'ill. ' I)iu?t bo repaired, and pi. in jj 01-h-r lor l;.-j jn. //../ its of ilie O?a-?o Oran Macau-i ** , . ' ! ; it--} and Cherokee lvaae, Kvclgt'-.-eB 1 uOI'll, " I A'-!., may *till be c?t out, ihoitga the , A uiiKin ii growing late. t ill. VKOi'l AItLK GAlil ?KN. ! 'I T..? oju-:a;i->M? of ike Gardener must! j)( f.- w o<-iun.en<? in ajeod earnest. In or-j ? d?r to secure a regular and al-un iaui i c supply of good v?gsiab!?s, lb* i;*id?a n , iiiiui It- put in a ihorsugh ?oiidition nt ' f f, Cahh ry u>< I 1a liner mar uo'-t I liana- I ' p'aiited safely, prorided aoine means are ^ a-l- p'i-l to protect llu'in froin the frost. ' Su c Jlatlishrs, Cahhayt, Hurts. ' Carrots, Lt ltiter, Salsufif, Sjiinagt, Purs J 01 hy. Par.iflij s. Cot ileitis, civ., civ. I're- j ol . nwJ/i' 1' tlx for the propagation of J'o- K met it--, j \li ^e, P'J'J Plant, <lv. l>rsss !\ . 1 :;?/? <; /-/v be-Is, using Sail liborally on : J;. ilic s.ilfuc-i. j ol i 1 1 *J UK OIK'll Villi AM* Mill I (llilllKN, t" I _ u?il lii#? J'envh% the JWiit/%. the - \/ - , * 1 I I 1 ; the /V?r, tho (Jninety the /77, the /'oiory .0 . ' . the f/ri/yr, the .S'Vo/'ory, 11 the and til oilier ?.! tirablo )" j Lin.!* of I mi i t and ornament*! trees and ; *' ir.ea. hiistmns l'taeh lis. .* |or t!i worm, atul Apple tree* tor il>e borer, nr.! ' hg thiwc depredator* Iro.fl their hiding place-. wi ll t!ij sharp and of jour knife- * V.l 11.'II11 levelled luhes around jour I'aaeh , tiif-.i irolii tlni "i'olur ' to tin# illic it ?>! J or 1 i 1 ii'lieft nbove lliu surface of list ground. Woik around all jour fry!I 1 treo, stirring the grourd mc'.I n? far as j the braa ln?a extend, and applying ft good | lop dressing of manure. Cot?#i the :-ur- ; ^ face with leaves, pi no Mr.tvr, or loon ma- ; nitre, to the depth of 4 or 5 inch**, so that the root* ma\ he proteot* 1 from drouth, ' nil nourishment imparted to them doling the growing se.vsoi. draft choice varieties of the I'lirni t:j- ( . .. it.- o.ti.1 1 u.:..i t . .. . 1 Ml ??\J ?? IIM Vil'iilVR>BH ? V'l'h , IS ! J 1 J.; I graft " tlie Peach, ike Apricot, ?::11 the ti NVctarine ti|K>t the satua, inserting t',? Cj rfio-i near tlx ground. ThcPcach may also C) ho auocaaafuily grafted on it* own root, l>v j ;\ digging it np and catting in tlie trip rout, I t freely. Uso ?? ligatuici, < c f cloth, | _ dippad in grafting wax, an l in plaotii.g, w place tlie iawrtiou of the graft au inch or ' t*o below the uifaee. Culfitiys.? M*ny plant* an?l frail troNi k grow readily from cutting*, nod tie* i? by n , far the simplest and easiest method of tl proj>'igativ>i). Am^n/plru't tiv*a peculiar- bt lyad apjlcd 1* this clima.e, i?-l? *ir?ka ia i frcel* from eutliug*. the Fig, Ui# trainee, ai ' and the Pomegranate are deserving <f * a pccial attention. Nc>f is the li"r I' 11 mL ut lliera into the ground. L*t your ittiug* be from 12 to 18 inch** long, nd at lean 1.x.f an inch in diameter? lant in * lad tor. \ 1 foot apart, in rich loist soil, lo*-. ":\r but one or two buds t>*r a the nir'r - or bend your cutting I the form of a L^if circle, ami in?arl both ul* deeply, .?*. i:ionly one bud in the liddle evposc-J--pices the cxrth lirmly round nil ] . i* of the cutting, and n? arm we a t r "oachos, mulch around lein lu-av v wi.h r.trar., d-ad leave*, r olliwr I'. ur. A* pooh ax the new ad? begin t<? v.ait on your calling*, ib cflVi b .i iii ingest, which nrj?t k ro?.-iT. ] ;form the future tree, and 't tl.i* Ir.-l ir ).? t remain during the r#i year without pruning. rtnivKS OAKUKK. J'.kn!, st on?.?, bulb*, such as Ityan'.li%'i'uhj *, ? r.iwu Imperials, Dahlinr, , iVS w tender annuals in hot bed?, ;d prick out hit > p*n ground as t.oon a* 1 danger of !iv?t ir. orcr. Dress atul i.n border*; j ait edgings of Dux; fx 1 gi'ur ' on -jardcu walk*, nud roll ic surface (i'lnlv ; plant ornament*! fedgaa or id ?r.s . f Arbor Vila', Yv'iid i.n, Jlolljr, l': '(.t A" . J'lunt lloKBs o l other oroamenlKil alirubi. Be? out lOtcd plan nr J euttinga of tV* Cape - amine, and other flowering pun's.? ik? kll newly planted and pliant shrubs, esr up *11 w? fa nud foul trash, and 4". *ro your flowers to " sea compauy." i icpiro groin. 1 for lawns, by plowing i v deep, (tubr ii-Bjf 18 inaln.*.) nianurn y, av I r-jrv ii liberal allowance of x*d see !, *uch a* Kentucky PlueCinu', i hi'e I'lorer, Herd* (?r;?b?, T?.x;\s Mi'?nit, Italian ll-.v, dro., A '. When norm, >11 smoothly will, a l.?nvr cast iron Clone rol!?r, and k?cp oil* &!! fowl*, fij*, its!?, Arc. Transplant Lire * .*, ?; a? tin i*ild ' )iivo, Ca Ur, Magnolia, .V .. l>y dig.)r' a deep i >i their, (flaigo ?< > J and iifiii a itr^o bill of earth ish ihr :-i. i'impale a wide and deep ule to if iro tkv.u?-cut offsmoothly .iii a aharp knife, ail l>iek*n or bruited A'U ; use an Hhiuidai.ee of water ; fill i'i iili ii..a, iioli soil, j?ret? 1 Ihmly around iu roots wiih the f. -t ; 1 r.re a shallow ??in ( r cavity around the tiunk t-> hold ater hereafter, and linitli V.v stak'ng sc *re!y r.r.d nruleh .g with a ihivk -yn r .tares or otraw. crcr which ?; u.klo a w eh> valsfui of earth, to k?. p the v. n ! oin blowing it away. - ????? %C> ? . :a rect.t the soil without miui.sa eetuees. Aienobl ererv fanner, howercr young r ill inform* 1, know* the CGusequenio f takiug off cr p after crop f.om any /d is to inifoveri ?b and rer dor grauual h. ? anil !?v? j ro is the soil of that id. And yet notwithstanding ihi* rer? I.. ...1 - -t: l .. .- .. r . .i . " * ! ? vtc*i t.ilUT>I] llll'l, IMUI? nc !<> e f?>un ! s>::;e in the Wl.'.uh Hialat? rnlik'\ inada h!i??l to, or obliviou* of .a +'?)i9 ta t ! ? tl.air aelf interact? who i'P? (bis a? u umun u!:j agrirui'.uml turna!* which ?:a {>i;b!iahrJ at liiu Ka*t iu?t b<- of liula or no tint- to farmer* at Tlmt Kaatcrn papers />re o?I to ? r< iaral.'a in record ia?j!:? cf ospM.inwnls r.ith different ::i?U of .'erliliifit and in giving directions > ;<> :'t# manufacture, pratervntion nnd ; j>'.v<itlon of ihaao restores of what tlic ; * taken from the soil. Tliav t t'. < % h gin toil* of tiic Weal [v ?o rtc.i * i r* ndvr ii nselesa in thote li > la: ;n ibeiu t<> pay nny attention to the j'jaot >>f manure*. How rain, bow d<. uita ti.it boa*?, and (bit solf interested !sa sre, thousands of fanners who, have 'ready exhausted the fertility of their ?i!? by continual cropping without ru.ni g any rut urns ia the shape of manure* f< rtiiizera, might ho found who eoulcl siity from * mournful perto?al *xpe?'bc?. A thousand witatiMcs might lo und who c"?uld testify that by con tin ijui ropping they have found their soils be iQiing kss and lust productive. And w fanner* can las so ill informed as tc e un posed iij.n* by *'??rh rpeeial pleading -so til informed as not to know, that hen produce is taken a war from n farm, i? elements cf what i? cariied oti' mutt a out bask again, if the lsa<! is to he spt in tbc same good bent a? ilorgi ally rr??. No man who is igaoraut of bs truth, or ne-it cts it in practice can in g>K<d fanrer, o: 1: practice f ruling; and eeitauily all who try for a umber of years' to take fiore the soil itliottt giving I nch the a'nnents, in some in:1, r i* f produce f>!<n ?fr, v. l*.l fiinf, ^