Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-01

Lug 'aoa aud experience has proved, To
my sailstac non, that this breed Is far The
best that has been introduced into our
country. They arc quiet in their nature,
tat easy and with liule expense or trou
bic. | have bad some weigh at Twelve
months old, abou, $40 pounds, and con-
Siderable number OF eighteen months
Old, 400 pounds"
IN the county of Rensselaer,, N. Y.
some farmers assert thai " March pr. ),
kl'led about Christmas, are the mos
profitable Tor pork" Diners say, PIGS
ought never - come until June; IUr the
cost o. earlier pigs exceeds til profit"
And tHf her, We learn mat "lpe ,ae-
thoda proposed for tatleninB hogs BY tn
different Ia n1trs j, tia count, are t.rs
"alioes. O. II. II. M fiji, II P Ed
Col. Nerilnn5lon, Mes,ls. J Paillps,
n Bush, and sone Others, rseemm, nd
koeping hogs in pastures With som
Stops rom the dairy, *. I'll 8cur The
last 81 Au5ust-some say littiU it.r.
an agree tina, pear this time they nihi-
lesI dlsfelsh Tor grass. Sdiall patches
ii peas, or even of corn, will then II
o""' eo's',' 10 'aiI men lnt' ior ie"
weeks. About Tie fifsi OF SeD.emhe4
olBn with bailed pafsHoes and puue-
No. III aa''S" 10y n'sf win h''le In
ian meal, groonl oays and peas, oro,aef
gram, s.ired INTO tie miXtug- alter Il
coois. from two 10 four weeks bef5r
N,''''s '''He' ,ne 'ood should BE- dry III
:, ,l1' oo'n' 't'o c'eah cold wa'ef' Nj.
81 9anS ,attens MS hogs Ia large
''o Vi n1'd' WIN shei'er 10 Ii to winch
. =, my retire to sleep. 81 E'def
o'n5r says ooSs should never AG9"
" '"' '.osr'y 49, 7u' should be KEEP Close
az ne ii'es, and as inactive as possl.
l"e' aat " E! h th!s method double TIE
qna'uy OF polk ca be produced "i,h
u, SAME expense OF feeds
Il one wishes 10 Iatieh ooEs, and el'hef
rom h4o'oaee OF 100 much oeeupa,I5a
l'I' Io' I" t'te' 10 give mem a t2nSlap.
a',o eso''r aeeh'iop' perhaps he "a}
'"VP' - A'4' a'l''ee Tue following MOI,
''''''.' oN % d Eng ilsh "fitef.--'' Nj.
'""" IA "a' u S"'fi i'.5'ot' Peal NEW
P0''' pa - p 5,ie' '"' la''ehed elsn' pigs
II '"o - Ing cheap and easy man.
'S' II places '"o 'fouBhs IN the sly
one IT, II 10 WIN raw potatoes, The other
49, 49, al gives 40 water; ""eh ne
F'n9 ete "'y taef e"' the p1tat9eS' Ire
,'a"' .35s Fete iailehed SO as 10 weigh
''"'h ~ i" ~ score sseh' ana ale 10
me- NAN 90 bushels Oh peas, and about
wv oosHe'S u pc aalee7. M dQub#
u! i9'''''' corn ahd pola'oes#ah8ll IT be
=" 'ai ~ ms va! win as good a. eHect
ID pas ara potatoes.
''o ''e'S' o' iephSy 'Vahla' says,
=" Salh lher ny hosS chilly run oh
c'C' u - ".,e 'eeoi1b on Slo'ef IN ibe
i''u9 VIZ '1fNe "2ndeIinlli; when
MS 30, eo''lasa or no. tcd Oh cul clover
'''' IN away N iaalah EasseS, Inc
''4.'' ea'' oi corn sho"'d DC Plc&ea
ou' '''s .''S'' 10 '1s aosS as iaai as they
on ca, e"' '''0'''' 0O'' cor" as IL IS c"'ie.1
!" III 10 mem ihuch more GOOD N breta
"'S' III u!iaa STATE, and il is seiy dill
eUn 10 afy II WITHOUT us turning nCuidy.
mere IS great advantage In boring,
''0@"'n's CT osAiaB Almost ali SORTS u
NV 49," ~ ;" ~ NC iaS' A'heil-
e''' 09''i''' "a "ls '2lhesllc Edeyoi pc.
oi Yorktown, ted ohe pig Win boi.ed
potatoes ana Indian corn, and another