THE FARMER.
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1t does ones heart good to see study,
round faced farmer. So independent, and
yet so free from vanities and pride. So
rich, yet so industrious-so patient and per-
severeing in his calling, and yet so kind,
social and obliging. There are thous.
and noble traits about his character. He
is generally hOspitable-eat and drink with
him, and he won't set mark on YOU as
some we know wiIl--you are welcome.-
He will do you kindness without expect.
ing a return by way of compensation. Il
is not SO with every body. He is gener.
ally more honest and sincere-less dis.
posed to deal in low and underhapded cum.
ming, than many we could name. He
gives society its best supports the firm.
est pillar that sustains the edifce of gov.
ernment-he is the lord of nature. Look
at him in his homespun and greys, bucks /!
gentlemen laugh at him if you will-but
believe it, he can laugh back ifhe pleases