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If (says the Albany Cultivator) man would understand the value of agriculture if he would learn to prize the art of all arts, the one that confers wealth and bread on the world-if he would see the true nobility of

 the country, the real sovereigns of the Uni ted States-if he would have his heart glad dened at the successful results and rewards of honest industry, let him go among active. intelligent, practical farmers-men who tn their practice enforce the same salutary les sons they embrace in their theory or incal. cate with their pen.-N. E. Farmer.

 Stages rs. Rail Roads.-YOur Stage Driver is Il very civil fellow-when he stops to shift horses Or any thing, he looks into his stage to see ii all his folks are in, and if any of them are not, they are looked up. Railroad Conductors are very civil fellows too, but they can't know all their passengers, and likely us not tho biggest man in the mess will be left at the first stopping place. 'Ting- a-ling a.ling'-goes the bell-it is the only language used-and being interpreted. it means simply, 'Here we go.' and the pnff pulf-pufE-puh:-puff of the engine ad. monishes the loiterer that he has missed tho cars and the way he feels cheap. when after running % or 90 rods to catch up with thems he turns back to seek lodging in lIttle bet ter than wilderness, Is first rste.

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