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 Farming. g.-The storms by which the commercial world is cOnyulscd, are caIcula- ted to reconcile thousands to their farms who had grown impatient at the contrast presented between their certain means of comfortable independence and the apparent riches suddenly resulting from lucky spec ulations. Sun never shone upon class of men possessing more fully all the earthly means of social happiness and solid pros perity, than the Agriculturists of this Re- public and the gifts of God are lavished vainly' indeed upon the Farmer who bar ters the blessings within his reach for im- aginary happiness with the possession of wealth acquired by the thousand gambling speculations whose pernicious effects have temporarily paralyzed the business ofthe country.

 There is nothing more awkward than breaking of an acquaintance, except the renewal of one which has been broken of. CaterpiHars.-We have seen it stated in an old paper, iIla, simple and elfectual mode of preventing any injury lo fruit trees from cater pillars, is by placing fresh turf in the crotch of a tree. This is said 10 have tho effect of making them quit a tree on which they have already cSmhiene6d depredations, and the efficacy ofthe pre- scription may be easily tested.

 