RURAL LABOR.
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A clergyiiah, residing in the north east part of Massac achusetts, in letter to one of the editors, thus speaks in commendation of rural labor I cultivate but a small piece, and this only as matter of taste and amusement. | think the personal at- tention which havo given to my garden; has been ofthe highest benefit to my health, and thereby enabled me to ga through la bors connected with my profession which I should otherwise never have been able to perform. I spoke of cnitivatihg as d matter of taste and convenience. l ought to say, that as my trees and vines come fof- ward, ! begin to realize the truth of the adage, that 'in oil labor there is certainly profit And I cannot refrain from observ- ing how different would be the situation of many clergymen, may add lawyers. phy-- sicians, merchants, and mechanics, would they in the commencement of business di- rect some of their leisure hours to the cnl- tivation of garden and fruit lot.

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