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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19

). sA<S& AusSI lk1tiSpSue VWt WV QSU SbWVSSt'
Dbila6elpbia uno SHREVEPORT erboIten,S cine
SrDee aRsntabl Don ' a@'' -
=, 6arowuren,
Sarb e't1 tlno S9e(e.n -
tUel6e JuwebVfeilenpreilen pertauft wetoen.
. DIR Nofrsrb bsttsbt tbeil,peifs in Solssnt
bent: ''''
slmbcfe. Sbraubenitbde. Slintenldufe:
nno Sb t6er; Dsreudionsbitbe; Mubien'
uno Irunatns sdseu; sonoOnet 1t. teutfdes
Sprinsftoeru= uno GuB= Stabl; oanos u.
3apfen: Sdsen pun alien 0attunsen; cine
ldSne 9lueNabl Don 8an6 uno Rsbl J9opsln
ScbrevSeitsge nuo Bobrer, Sdtlbes; fabl:
ptattene uno eifstne Dinssl; MintelmaBe
unc 3cQitdk por,asli6 aearteitete g6e:
ren eneIfdet Nu,critanifber upo Ieut:
iber Stabl j; ltableruer, ms1inaner uno ei:
ferner Dratb; Wsniuop!atten 4; cine iebSns
partbie SeileH; sbubmaeber: uno Satt!er
Qsert;eus ; 6ecer: i,ub Eaidbsns We0U -
2if6: NcrIesemsAer uno Gabeln QBass'ss
balfen, Sbnappmagen; Sober 2anetten,
osreIeidsu fir pietee; 3u9ifren8s II. l2alfs
tertetten ; parent sdseridbtsr ; Salen, -
@iss unb selaoeue peitiden II. DO. S6ua:
&c Joaus= 2bee= uno pferoe sdsllen @s=
ratcf uno Grasfenien; 1sutfbe senitn
uuo 9ibeln, garip 9ibeln 9su u. Daits
sabs!n ; @esretrtei6ldse =; cine ausseeetn'
[te Qluerabl g attler,pare Msl(1:
forms unb tsutlbe 0adeu; eiierne uno MET:
Insne 1hesFe0A DrsythBe. 8ettibrauteu
@atTemiblsn uno Drebmeibsl leeet 0at!uns;
|breite stelur= unD 2obmeiBel audi tentfebe
SdlSHer uno 6auen Daunsn SaQeu s.
Sauopapisr Sb,aubsn unb GnB9ebdnsG
Aifens unb ebranffbI6Bsr Rubibsaen,
Oslfeine unb Gaferfsine !; QGalier 20. pa
ts,,tirte uno ss,uetne 5trohmedtr : Sh6tran
eeintL 9satratb Gepentin9eift Gopel Sit:
niB mabIsrpiniel, bstss usnetiani(bes
Sso1b. Slepwei6 .e.
Seruer, 9sies' 9sfbirrs 1aiden:
3aun: Dbsr, uno gobls 2eoer; Ea!bfeu,
Salna Gbrsinss unb Sil3leoer &c.
Qerp,s Se9le.
@antcn, Subj 10. 1884. 41=tt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
Slifttltllei,ts 2allo.
81 { g / It er.

r Nn;ei9c an gono0ertaufer.
Der 8eoaeteur bieies 8Iattss, bat auf piel:
eitise 9Iuforoerun9 es auf is6 seucr,n,en,
Gin fc9enauntes 2anore9Iftsr ;,s erbfnen,
mo Seo oermat' Der eauO 3upertaufsu bat,
f'6 melten uno feine8eoinsunssu aussben,
--unc teoer Der eanofaufen MIL, (ieb, ,sts
Sage, preiie, 8eeinsnnsen &c. ertraseu fam.
pTDa perfbieoene 2sute isBt pcrban'
itno, Die Sano fir 8aargeto 81 faufa'
rraniben,-f fO weroen ale 8 auern poe
9erlaufeIuftise Die 2ano ;u perdufern baben
rrohl tbun. ben Dru6er III Bd!oe rapon IT
&enntuie 5u fesen.
Canton. Nap 9. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
Nellt
xR p~{ebr wDbtfeils
IS Il ter.

S. y nrrtb al ;
Con rtr ilopefti6sn @de ber @auaItrhftyS
! Qdt = eben s,upfanssn ',rlo sssenpattis
er6fntt. cine idtne 9luStrobl -
~ 6 u6' uno 6 len'
9las< 9Bdren nno
Spe3repen,"
meId1e nisbriser benn jenalt porber. far
baar Welo oeer jaf Gle Nrten BON
2auoes GrSensnideu. pertauft rrsrnen.
81 allen 3slten ,rerbsu Ole b66fen prsls
(e in ba az Gelo bssabIt. fir 90 oissu,
8laMsr, s a6 :iameu, ,e. .e.
ebenfalls GnS perf6ieosns 9taot: 9otteu
81 psrfaufen. tpslde feb FIR NgObn uno
1Baren= Soaufr febr Gut e,euen. Serner,
Qpttsn auFerbalb Der Stabt; an bspren Sek
tsn oss gapale, uno eius piertel e eeIion pcrs
trefRibeS 2ane, ,reIdss itbr 9apfi9 a,pts
fbsn bier ane Canton bsIeseu it.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
9utn lebtftt MQ(

rriro enelib biereurb nuob ale ben e tbuIes
ne,n anseSeist. bic iopcbl ihm perfbnIi6.
als eub Der letten Girma Qur1tbal
uno 9pon felt lduser Bonn isebs Mouatsu
rh6itaneia fInb, Bag er pbns alen 9ersre
Die 8eridtisuns se'i6tli6 er3mtnset, .pIres
lpsnn uidt 5u Der iOiettissu Abtrasnn9 oers
felben Nnfalt aema6t Weroeu foClte,
Maf,4ou. Sulp Is 1884, 1s.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
g erfauf
BON @6plldu oerepsn it
@tarf 6 Gauutp, GbiO.

Go svirs bierburt betdhntlssfnadt, eaf
atn a4tten natbfsn eetobers> an Der aet'' m
oes Court 0au es su Ganton. IN beiastsn'
@annfp, Die nadfebeno befbriebenen St'=
deqanees sunt SHentliden @ertant auest:
boteu werceu Sin 8ause 6, 1aunl9r.17
eeetion Y6, im iaowett!iden @ierte. IN Der
bftlieben S,alfte IS alder il &Anss 6: Up.
17, Set. is, i'm isowt'tlisben giertsI auo
,pefljtben J9dlfte, 78 &dsr; in N@nss 71p.
II. eset. is. .itu iAbtitli6en @1srte', IN Der
ubrblieben 0itfte 70 $50 sl6m
1eoeS Ser porfsbeuosn gtAGs. miro EN-
setil esrtauft. Sic 8eciusansen kno, zap
eth gitrtet oes GauIpfeifes iesle!@ tsSaelt
miro, unt nahher i brli d EN- N'ertel
pbre Siu(sn. bis oat WanSe abaetrageu 1T.
perlsdeu bic frhber besatAtr. erba!ten DE
3lnlen gum Betauf DSn 6tptceeat Tare
3abr, persatet.
Nlpttus Drcrpn
ssaeitor RON etate eaunsp
etueitcrs cgiee,
Canton. Sulp e., 1884. 17-H
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
g1tuer -.
,0arbDaretl Gtc6f,

), Der untet1briebe1e bat BON Den gtd6ten
pbilaoelpbia nnc Newporf erboiteu;> cine
arUBe NRspabi BON KY &'''~ 49, -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
s0ele 9attlerfn
9sl6irrmaden &utfte1t'
Srirnnlen ,e. II.

- Ser ltntttlor,sbeus bsnaatidtis. feline
Grsuuce uuS bas publisuns. oaB er oetsee
9elbait in allen SeiTsn peti6isosnsn 3ps''
gen, gu betreiben anaefaneen' ano isoen
Slaftra, Der in fein Sah ftldst NIT Sona=
It ,,no 5ur 3ufrieesnbsit ieiner eSnner ait'
sufabren fsb bemibess miro. Dur1 snte
lioiioe nro' fbbne airbsis, bioiSs prfiie s'no
oaaer6aftes Maierial. trlro er eitssn Ihs'!
Der bFsntIi6en SAINT su seroisnta une SIS
batten iieb bsltrebsu. 81.
er pebnt i,t,Sftlbsn 9beile Der Tnted'
rasrae gsrafIt. untssbalb Bern Nrsbsbauie
son 5rn. peinviD ebloatr.
-" 81 :"s Scbn 6 culf:
gantp,,. s,}up, I. ea-H.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
St0Dr
pa T D 10 4 ren,

Der unterIobriebene erDhnet 1eSt eln AuS=
sebsbntss Q|Nortemeut Don eifennaarsn,
Sarben Oelen uno SdrbltoHtn,
pcn mel6en fplseroe eine2b anemaden.
Mausloh un0 anpere 9ln,b6fe. psreaBiUn
Sliuten ebIbber, !&afFeemablen. @ualilbe
uuo MtaeritaniIbe Mhbls uno sSAum= Sdssn.
0lae BON I bep 8, BID 20 bsD "a, 0Idierne
6nreau 8nbpfe BON pet(bieoenen MuRern
uub g'rbBen, gerbsrbl. Nerfeinetss Ganpen.
b. BanmbL Roospinfo, bef' Nsneo,fd
Nofb, 8rann(d,speig uno Chrome Grim,
Chrome geIt, 8erliuer 8lau, 8IaufhmaIB.
Sroltine BON unteribiecli6 8lau=
bots, @slbbolB. RotbbelB. sSraIL Odcarar
aua, &nstuu,a, Snnigc, e beuad, ,@opal. @i.
trislbl. Sbeipewa(Isr, Miuriatiibe Saure,
8aaapfel, msinliein @olbblatt 0olc,
eilbsr nnb Eupfer bron;e, 8ant uno anoere
Oobel, Mentelbobrer init @ebiBeu, Sidts
Ilerne nnp ei(erue Minfsleiien. itablerne4Bin:
Tel. 3olftabe, bsFer Wueu. gebeeren etabl,
lenlieter une 8lifw stabl, Ms0ina uuo
eierner oratb, mtH,nsbted. 8prer. 6eilen,
lBlsbldbmiess Sheersn, ,W1nfsoratb,s dad:
iptele unr Dan,ebretter. sastler unb SGub,
n1aher eurblbdse, fsbr ieine unc aenbbu=
l,dbe Seeer uno 1albsnu1sftr, eroBe rno
sIeins gheeren, 8artsiie. Wsufbsn i. Wsits
ibenfhnhre, silvns 9arteu: Nsbtn,gonb on
eprine unp se,pbbalibe 3anolisen Ienons
idlen. 4olSldsey, 9esueiue II. pOlNte Waa9s
|baIsen nslftsrsss,en uno Aet,enlrdnae,
Ahbesttsn. Giride pen alien esbBsp. gloden
con psrfbiebensn er6ssn patent unb &C.
nas.us Sdeenridbter SounepeIdfsr, Wieros
uup gpriila 2ansetten, gsreufIion aapleln.
9riEius. 2Dalorcus unb 8arrstS 9sas unit
6rabt:S Senien, te,ifbs Ssnfen unb @lb=
eln, Mesiisine uno Rsifel, 0susl lnnb Mlt;
aabeln, Rehen. 0a1en, Mdg,,stss Tafben.
&p,npaBe, esin,t6pfe. Blepftifte, 5arbfaiten
0epDrotseter unb 1bermDmster. pfeifen u
Tlbtsn. 9eigen, @larinetten, NaSeln; ell:
bnlapb. Nobiersldier. @ldlerne Glaiben u.
Meoe3in 9ldfer, rne0insene uno plattirts
epprer; Sllntebeldlage; rnei1iatss ,,nb Plat
Etirte @ebibe unp Stsisbigel. satder,raasen
i'm ause,neine, .6ege fit 0ut. NIB s9uts
nader, NeHiulagen. Watent fdblerne fe=
bern, gilberne B!snFiite.
gbsnfnus; &artmafh hius Sdmms H..
Ee ebmsfael, aDeiebleb .. perltieoener Dide
|in Rilisn. Dbise ga@en lpsrSsn fsbr .ppbL
fell psifaaft spsr1en. s's''' =
S.N. Gnneipsr.
CLINTON. xuur b. 1884. 3EN
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
8trtbSbau6
sur 9Dlonen 0to dc.
Nkn HIdf,

~ y ~ ," w
mabt oem gublifum aettunespou bes
taunt, ca6 er fcrtfdbrt an eieiem mobiles
faurten etanepunste, Der aolbenen
9lode, 9eidafte 3u tetreiben.
g, bat i6 betrabtltber mAbe unb llns
tcfsn nntersceen, nm feline Gstduliobteitsn
autjubsdsrn unc aur 3equemli6seit alss
oersr einaurIdtsn bic asmsist lino bsp ibnt
ansurnfen; uuA sr rerNbett i'e taB jselibe
9lnitrensuns ssrnatbt miro. ibusn @suaae ju
leiften.-seine edenfe nuo iein 1ifb, foIs
len nit Dem bsiten oerisbeu psteeu, bas sss
Warft oarbistet.
eein Qpfreum 1T src6 nne 70 sidt eins
Sesdunt 70 bof Riu Nieb oarauS fort tann.
q. 9. Gtli6e &Ofsauser senntu aeeomo.
birt sptroen. ""
Canton. Sulp 5. 12,ti.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
NrDtectl Il g.
9erG6srunssegomposnis.
Msenteu:Of's-&antou, !
Dec. "a. 1883.

"a Der llnteri6riebene pom Der "W 0:
lection Snfurane ese mpasuis'
~ 9artforo, Connecticut ols N9ent onass
ltsllt uno autoriiirt tporosn obns 9luffbub
9erE6erunssn aus,uiteueu, 70 erbistst CT flob
bisrnit 9duIer, Stobrs, WIblen, Sabriden
uuo e6suern, fanms oersn Subalt, nsbif It's
aeuosrlep anoerm dbnli1en @iseutbume, q 6.
sen @erluH ober Bef6doiss
ans burd 6ener 81 aBseurireu. Dir
&ofen ea3u. fnb 70 nieeris, alS Die iresne
elmer anfalt bieler Nrt ; uno bic Meife ,peIs
bisie Offs in S6IibtunS ibrer 9ei6dfte.
uno Der 8eribtisuns uuo BeSabluns ibssr
@erlufe. oerfO.ssn miro, ,pirb pso.npt une
liberal fem. Qlnfrasen far Sebinspnsen II.
9l0ssurans. mtsen in csr aImttfube .. Qars
rio uub 8eloen in CAUTION, 9emadt tpereen,
ourb rpsl6e alle Gjeiddfte in 9s3u9 auf
oisie slseusidait permittsIt presn.
Sehn Sarris,
Qlseut far bsfaste epmpasuie.
canton. Gan 10. 49, s9-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
Retle 9dfet y

n. NUU w .. UgIE Y W Ik
r babenfo 70 ebeu etnpfansen~ ~uuO jest etbH:
net eine pcrIislibe Nusspab oUn Der
csdbrSsett ef1SerAsTsueu ~'', -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
M j D { 70 arenj

M y 2 etp 1re NJ. .,>~
Se(dbe f., beabh6tissu ~ ben pieorisitsn
Dreiien, fir baar 8tlo Oper 2oueesprcouc'
r. ~ pereaufep. gie baltsn fd aterseuSt,
bas in ssinem gtobr in etart @auntp an
biaiastu 8eoiusansen perfautt pereen tenn'
Il SIR Us otbsn Sle6s'
.,nb Glee g amen 10 tple
tsr be rteiitsu anceren eanOes er3susni1e,
wets,n fe 81 isSr 3sit baar 9s@e
s8 Il. .. qtue eolbs msldbe 06 ater g
s,,ouate. tavb gtotsn o6er auf anoers 08et'
e. in anierer gbuto wiNes, ,peroen bloB 81
ibrena eiaenen g,usen banoesu, penn Ne ob'
ne Der,ua 0sidbsisfeit ma9en-;- oa mir ent;
6dblciIsn fito. pie AbSeSabluua ST er5msn'
,oen rpesbalb ,vir bcFen. bab ale tlersep
yutersiJ,tte. uuiern Qlunib erfnlsn itno une
Ser unans.netmeh sRotbrpenoisfeit deeree=
hen Yperotu. ibre Nebnunseu ben bstreHsu'
Bsan,teu slis eiuiammluns su aesrseeen'
~ 8tmoblener 9tpps
miS aosaeptpelle uue tsym 8af@s' per:
'"" s,,at1,tlou, Saup q, 1854. N'pf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

ON SWINE.

Inc feeding and tattcnin9 of swine is a subject
VI great Importance to the farmer. Pork furnishes
"''"''uefaaIc portion of the animal food consumed
;" MS 'amlly, snd cons,itnes in most cases a ma
'''" Nem IN his marketable produce. The pre-
'''''"S impression Is that the f.ttening of swine
w. 1'uon' be pursued with profit to any extent be-
l''' "'e consumption OF the otfal Of the kitchen
10y '"o 'arm. Some instances have come with
y Val own Observation, in which 1t has been atten-
WV" serious losses though It is obv lous that the
49, 't "''' depend materially upon the current pri-
20 u gram AMI posk, which aredlways subject
""' ''ons. and do not always bear the same re-
''" 10 each oihcr. That swine are mos; useful
,a9 general scavengers, eating what nothing else
=" 'ooSHme an ! that no animal kept on the farm
% profitable in producing manure, andmanurc of
Ivy valuable character, are circumstances which
M considerable figure on the crcdi, side of
their account.
g., Instances arc frequent in which farmers have
wv 'le return from the feeding or fattenng Of
p0a very inadequate compensation for the labor
Npense, oilers have come within onr obser-
n, presenting different result and therefore
ca,. 'Jec' deserves attention, and any actual and
fa' experiments in relation 10 it which have
II ''e' deserve to be encouraged and recorded.
c,ras 5''coliural subjects, facts which have been
,0s ely established, are the most valuable sour
tai; instruction. shall therefore proceed to de.
saon ' o"'e' my wv" ooee''
wbos w intelligent and respectable farmers, one of
mo -. .'uo''shmens Wis ted the last winter . ave
of account oil their mode OF feeding, the process
conr, ~ witnessed a, the time subon the ac-
1 1Saa IRON m my agricultural journal.
who's 4l Dec' H. N is now tatenine three swine,
allowance is one peck of meal each
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS.


The ship (azoo, Capt. Packard, at New York
brings tten'h papers tn Angus, ID
The Chamberof Deru'ics on the second day Of
Us session, had Transacted no business of lnipor-
ianee.-Somo difficulty had occurred IN relation 10
the occupancy Of the Ghnlr, which nf riehl belong.
ed 10 The oldest member, but he being Caflst, Ind
declined attending on the ffsi day of the session
when :he King delivered his al ,rass, md IN con.
sequence another was chosen 10 take his placc. On
the second day he presented himself and claimed
the chair which was refused HIM
a report OF the assassination of Don Ca,los was
n circulation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

DtDlts, July u 200 00ot 2otag begcfna.--
q .tcot sensation has Loen exci,ed IN Tie north T.
mongStthe very numerous race of the @ Neills nv
an ntiia'ionto all the Roman Catholic descend-
ants Of the famous Sir phcIim Roe O,Vell ,o,u,
IN their claims 10 ltgacy Of Eo00 900 now Ivino
IN The Spanish Treasury. The particulars Of this
extraordinary announcement are us follows Some
time IN Inc course OF last spring stranger entered
teese Of entertainment at Omngh. and infer
testIns md refrcshjng himself informed the land.
lord thhi he had the charge Of an important bust
rcts, aud produced somc eop.cs Of pager. which
,'nfPorifd TO b. the Last VA aud testament of Duke
Hugh y Nelll, Count OF the Holy Roman Empire.
oehcfalissino OF The Spanish and Mexican fefc.s
&c dated the 25th of March, ITO. 100000 are
willed 10 purchase DIAMONDS for the imperinl crown
/ oil SPAN, aud EGO 900 more nre bequea,hcJ to tina
nl'Sent clergy oil that country bu, the residue, n.
. mhitlng To the immense sum of G200 600 il devil
sed TO the Rom1n Catholic descendants of Sir Pie.
lin pNelll's eldest son, Colonel Gordon O'Neili
the birth Of whose children are registered in tho
| great pnrchment.book Of Lundoadcrry which ia
still ~ existence, and which was kent with oroot
exaethess during the period bet Wecn 1912 md IG4O
nc stranger suffered copies of the W i'll TO be taken
on payment 81 malta crown each, and these il ap-
pears, haye multiplied with such astonishing fecun
! dhy, Il ut there IS not hamlet for 40 miles round
omagh That Is not nsl'aed by coniending claims
VI INC dt5cch9dh's OF " Neil deyout believers of
the stranger scripture to this great legacy. The
TWO contcndng claimants, who stand highest in
popular opinion IN right of the O'Neill sent of
LonShelu, hre decent butcher in Garyayh. and e.
honest terynan on Inc river Bann between Down.
hill and Porsiewar both unconamina,ed by here
sy and schIsm, and acknowledged by their respec
i've tails as the fit aud PROPER heads either to
fight for or 90 to law about he legacy oftbc Grand
Duke The latter & his family pa sscd through Lon
donderry on w Wednesday last, on his way to Drum.
gun Tor the purpose Of making an investigation in.
TO ms pedigree, and the legal establishment of hs
claim. The Peer at present representing this
pr'nccy 'amily, seems not 10 have been taken into
contemplation IN the will which restricts the pro-
perry TO Roman Catholics. In the mean ,ime IL
would really be an act of humanity for somebody
to make inquiry Of the Spanish Ambassadors. or
some Of our British Consus and ascertain from, thu
proper authorities whether this DOCUMENT, which is
now extensively circulating, and pctting so ma
ny poor and honest people to trouble md expense.
be genuine or not The strangers demand Of
the half crown per copy looked very suspicious. .
Capt. TnEornILus HUNTER has been appointed
President. and DAVID w. STONE, Esq Cashia.--
+ he State Bank Of North Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
TERMS.

r aaa" payas , aes1 n"n N" a .s
.tpi'h b. lI,c lntIn1oi but ri the discretion of
,5 a. - I oi. a Al ,trelrsse- ,' are paid.
.JA"' i.1 the fir st M, aud 81 > for each
as1 M r,a.s from li>tIace must be paid Tor pre-
,.sftiDn, Or tho payment assuMed by some
wa, Viii, ,i,' ,erson IL IyHchbnrg.
lressc To the Eiiors mns be post paid
- ,sa will ,y,ll not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
..aSCnsl isti "a. MONDA1, sEaoT EMEEf 22. lsSa

~ '-'~'-'1- .a''4''s sszSa' 'Fsssnsssz
''u 'ifiH win similar treatment may say that
nave inIIy and clearly ascerlolncd from d rial O
soyeefs' mat p'gsot from % 10 30 lbs will Civ
nearly ooaoie IN some remarkable cases three time
- my pounds Us shoats OF SIX moaths, weishin,
| ''''n i'o 10 io'' ha'e taken t~o pgs of hun
u,eu Pounns each, age months, and never WI.
'o,e between Nay and November 10 get them abov,
,"', tar''y above 10 liave taken } pigs Of abou
on los c'eh, and on the same food which CAV.
- ,'e i"o 'hey would weigh ifen 10 TO $50 cae
~ ,"e same period nay, have tnlen pigs OF 2o0
anu never een'd get them 10 weigh more than 300
~ H''en 'holAs IN my iood. lhc way ascertain
'"c quantity OF food 49, TINT never give any thing
o'' ,ae Pfo5oee oil my DAIRY, and the refuse OF the
so'ueh, peaches, apples and calbages, which are
'',,'o''o Schfta'iy.
P'sS ol W WI. or ~ wi each viii give ofdinu
ny so lbs
less original weight 30 often not
'''o'' wa" oo'
s'ain, 120
@piSS oil 100 WI oaeh will ordinarily give
$40
less original VI. 200
Cam 10 be.
bol ne three pcs oi 30 will not consume far
"c h'sl - hlohlhS hall So much as the two OF 100
~'i ~" "a'' ~ ~ d iphllh ana soId IL III Au-
SuS' iof quarter pork.
mere IS nothing new or remarkable in these
facts II IS the Ia" OF the whole uun,l creation.
II rs l. oe OF the call, and al man. The child OF
louhds qoh0ruples lts weight IN y mauls aud the
CAL "i oo WI. II hoe ana well I'd, viii weigh GOO
"taA the end OF the year. and II iemae) will mol
double the last weight at any IL.
Yours, very respectfully,
J LowEtL
- L ST should be remarked thai the weight
ii purchase Is live weight, and nt bar o al or net
weight. because IN truth 10 the owner tins IL the
tue modc of considering the subject No doull,
ny stock OF food Is peculiarly favorable to young
animals 1t consisting in very liberal allowance of
milk.
ihe foregoing letter Of THIS Intelligent aal prnc.
ucdI farmer Is emitted 10 particular canslarfalIon
/ have onc ofiwo Other statements winch deserve
attention lis stated IN lhe Domestic Encyclopedia,
article So'iihg, that twenty i've sho1is we,c fed
Tor three months with gfecn dover eut from less
t'nn one acre; they were thca I'D on LATHAM com.
dnd when Killed weighed Ihrco thousaI,d pounds
ms Is certainly an extraordinary statement and
have no ottc' authority for It dian whl IS here
lhrec finn. tl,1ti,. st,,,c ,,,,.., ,,,.',,, .
old ninc ,en,bs of ,,,ho.,. t.t ~. ~ ,
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cost therefore about ) cents "ou'O
:, Is now i1tening three large swine ,rbo;,
lfo'ehaef CONSISTS OF oats and corn in eonaI ~
:, - S'oahn together OF this they have moro
nun Twelve quarts each per dav stirred in col 49,,
Vt ". Com is rth 81 c.s oats 42 cts ner bnsh,l
we've quarts OF hs provend, r, making no cbo,ce
u ono xteenth for grinding would onoon, n 81
e's. per aaY / ne sst named swine were cxra.
| Hhe, weighing considerably over 400 Us
-, VIM dressed ANA we're sold for seven cents
fe' w. =" "a' amount OF live weight they gained
| 20 ''y Is not sSccf'aned but II we suppose II 10
oe TWO foands { CHI per Jay, aud this would br -
large gar, II IS evident thai the return, would h,,
no means quad The expense.
From the Nantucket Inquirer of last autumn !
| extract The tolIowng account: porkcr WINS
raised in this town the past season tourbin, :, bcl
we nave The following partieolars-weieit March
oh, 70 lbs weight December 10Th. 40 lbs.-in.
crease In 267 days 395 lbs. or % Il ounces per
Jay Average OF corn consumed per day, ,
| pih'S This IS the whole Of the account piyeo II
would have been useful 10 know hcw the corn was
give" whether sroun not ground whether
looked or no, cooked
John Andrew, Esq formerly of Salem. informed
hic tha' Mr.. Ray, IN the interior Of New j mn
shfe' made an exact experiment In the feeding of
swine. he put up sixteen anl EMPLOYED a nan
whose exclusive business II WINS IN to,e - ~ 81
them, and 20 whom te gave his board as a Gem.
pchsatoh Tor his labor. lie fed item entirely upon
ihdlnh nasty pudding Corn n the time was val
aea al enc dollar Fcr bashl. la sold LIS pork for
six cents per pound anl real zed ptoG Of fom }Wo
10 ufee dollars per ho@. IN ihs Il Is d sra
Die - KNOW what the hogs actually gained in
weight curing the process ot feeding how loLg
'hey were IN being iaucned aud what was the
Nalile OIL ihem when first put up Bat lhis afor-
nation IS not ataInable'
nc Item stead tL loq 'lror states that Mr.
po'y, OF that town, slta uter i On the 23l Deem
Der, coaflc OF PIsN IL mon rs Old, w ch weigh
ed as to'ows zone Oil lbs III" olh,r 513 $751;, una
N'ns d 'o'di Oh iio' lbs ms s, s. TIT ed
tof' we're ied upon u pi's and m IL thsraGa he
lauer PAT oil tue summer and enc on;wa Of the fir
tai W"oas' since II was designed TO taten them
p'ey '"sa been ftd upon Ia Ia" meal
Elias Taylor Of Cba1lamon', an cxpcrienced
and shrcwod farmer, mentioned To me an expert.
'nen made by himself in ftttening four hos he
boiIcd Tor them three bushels of potatoes and died
to them when boiled one peck OF lndian meal
mashcdthe potatoes with the meal and added cold
"atcr. He then left this mixfurc to frmpnt and
when it had become sour he led his SWINE freely
with IT. Tic says his hogs gained surprisingly on
this food, and never llnose fa,tr, and that they
were I'D at a small expense. THIS statement Ger.
fainly deserves attention. though II Is much / g
more correctness,
lte Valne oltcrmdned food for swine mas often
been stated and urged My own experiments in
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The following IS the most complete d.scrip-
ton ottho petsan Of Napoleon that we rcod
Il IS extracted from the British Captain Mat.
lhnJ's Narrative ofthc Surrender Of Bonuporie in
1873
lie was then remarkably strong, well built
man, about i've fet seven inches high. his limbs
particularly well formed, with fne ancle and ye.
ry nail foot Of which he seemed rather VAN, as he
always wore while On board the ship, silk stock
lpgs and shoes. lis hands were also very small,
mud had the plumPucss Of woman's fnihcr than
tic robustness Of mans. HIS eyes light grey,
tee Il good and #hcn he smiled the expression Of
his conntenancc was highly pleasing when under
the influence Of disappointment, however, II as
sumed dark, gloomy cas'.-ills hair was very
dofk brown, neailJ approaching TO black, and,
though little thin on the top and front, had no u
or hair arnongs, IT, His complexion was We
ry uncommon ono, being Of light sallow colour
dllIcrcnI from almost every other ever met with.
From his having become corpulent, he lost much Of
his personal activity, and, if VIC are to give cred,
to those who attended him, very considerable
portion Of his mental energy wos gone"
The amount Of duties accrued ut Charleston dn-
ring the TWO first quarters 1893, was 8l25, 1l3.
Same ncrlod Of 1879 /, 200. o9I, increase ttS2