THE FARMERS, CREED.
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. We believe in small farms and thorough cultiva- ton. The soil loves to eat. we'll as i,s owners, and ought therefore to be nurtured.

 We believe in large crops, which leave the land better than they found it-making both the farm and the farmer rich at once.

 We believe in going to the bottom of things, and therefore in deep ploughing. and enough of fit-all the better if with snhsoil plough.

 We believe that the best fertility of any soil is the spirit of industry enterprise. and intelligence: without this. lime and gypsum, bones and green manure. mari, or plaster, will be of little use.

 We believe in good fences, good barns, good farm ho ses good stock. and good orchards.

 We believe in clean kitchen. neat wife in it, spinning piano. clean cup board, dairy and con- science.

 We firmly dsbeleve in farmers that will not im- prove; in farms that grow poor every year in star ved cattle; in farmers boys turning into clerks and merchants; in tanners daughters unwilling to work and in all farmers who are ashamed of their vocation. ..- ..f lg..

 Orch1yds-As soon your apples are gathered prepare the following mixture and give your trees painting: Take in the proportion of two gallons of soft soap, pound of sulphur. and one pound of Snuff: mix, and apply to the body and roots of trees above ground. This will not only destroy the eggs of insects, hut prevent injury from mice and rabbits. Former.

 Mir. Green in his history of the Texan Expedi- ton against Mer observes that those soldiers who had the most bloody notices painted upon their caps the last to prove them true, and he does not recollect of seeing with liberty ordeath' motto, who did not take the liherty of returning home little ton soon. Very similar, we believe, would be the fact in respect to mncl of the current buster in this country about Mexico A certain class ot editors and stump orators are very fond of evincing their superior love of country. by high sounding words ot valar. and in denouncing all who do not join them, as |" traitors" British whigs, Sc. But let their patriotism be put to the test, and many of them would probably find their cour. age, like that of Rob Acres. azing out al their fn- ger s ends. They might initiate a somewhat rele- hrated General who, on the eve of battle said to his troo s: "Boys there's the enemy and we must fight 'em my opinion is they'll beat us, but fight hard. retreat in good order and as Tn little lame I'll start now."s Spvhgfss!d RtsvosIe0M