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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

Cleared.
Albany Johnston, for Havre; Hberpia, Cobb Liyerpoo
powhattan. McCerren, New Orleans; William 4 Francis
Elowery Havana; James Thomas, (Br) Watson, St An
Yarmouth 81 shanron (Br Dondrot Arrichat, G. b.; We
locy Kelly sidney; Anna rort) Lenox, Lisbon: Harriet
swceser, Pctou, Me.
Shin All, Barstow Is days from New Orleans, with
cotton, 10 Barstow X Pspc.
shin Oconee L,oa rs days from New Orlesns wi cotton
&c. o Scott Morren
ship ST. MARY Foster ~ days from New Orleans with mdre
20 Johnson Lowden.
ship Catherine Becchc days from Charleston, with cot
ton. SC. TO q. Bowden.
Whale ship nclyetus, Coc 6Idays from bay Islands, with
oil to Grinnell, Mnturn &Ce. 49,,
Br bark Francis Lawson, Chaplin, oo DAYS from hul with
smdze sc. 10 Cunningham Buchanan -
Brig Caucanvose, 10 days from Pctou, with coal 70 J.
Wheelwright.
Br brp Queen Victoria Breeze days from Bermuda in
ballast TO Middletons Co. .
Br brig Joseph Ham, Mitchner 10 days from Windsor, with
raster 10 order. :.
Br brig Echo Adams days from peouvlh coal to Matt
land Kennedy co.
Br brig Lady Young Hogan ~ days from st Johns N T.,
.kins Sc. 10 G. v. s. Rowland.
Brig Alexander Freeman "a days from Peou with coal TO
Br brig Brown Jackson - days ffow Dublin mdlc to O.
Brig Tuscany Prince u day, from sydney with coal 10
Co brig Marccino Perez 10 days from Carhagena with
specie 10 Eycrctt& Batelle.
Briq Honduras Hopkins ~ days from ssal with hemp 10 A.
petrullL
Brig Peri Fields days from Easpor plaster r. j. Nievens
Br brip Nachless Card, ~ days from Windsor, N. s.
Schooner United states Curtis, from Matanza noasses NC
70 J. Peters, \ CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
j. STON
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,

No. 800 Broadway,
Manufactures Lift Machue, Force, and other Pumps 6red
and Portable Water Closets Hot Cold Shower and Vapor
Baths, Garden Engines and syrisges, Water Filters &c.
~ B-normation given relative to Hydraulics, and Levels
taken for tho conveyance Of water. jel7-lm.
1T- WONDERFUL COURAGE OF A FEMALE
On the 10th day of June called a. the Medical Office No LIS
Hadson street. some bunsss there about
the hens egg expaed from the Of Era
kel colored lady, residing Mr. Thomas Rey Of
West Broadway aaa Franklin street. by Dr. Solomon Hene
Alter the operation inquired of Doctor whether she
could 60 about her work usual His reply that she
could Ose after the operation she work usual
without the least inconyen D.B.
iel7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

On the llth inst by Rev. Beniah Hoe, Mr. Joseph O.
Gilbert to Miss Rath of the late Thomas Wallace,
Esq. all Of this city. . =
AZ BROOKLYN on the nth inst, by the Rev. Dr. Cutler Ro-
Merit Carter Esq OF Flushing, TO Mrs Low, OF Brooklyn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

RcEIhe hg rates al which THIS article held de1e oPe
ro.s 10 great extent The for the week
about 90 cs AT Savannah the Sth the sales oil the
week were confined few small lots at The stock being
light holders are asking SAL AT Baltimore there have been
sales at IS.
aHAvANA Juhe 4-Sugar continue 10 rule steadily at our
which for assorted "a ii and st 2i prime
S l2s and 10; whites lit l2i; browns and yeiio~ %
49, Coffee prime none; other qualities, - iOt Moias-
ses. ST rs. Last sales Of Rice Ia rls.
Exchange London ~ per cent prem; u D. =! per
cent disc . - 80
Beat No > and prime, Ia IL; Candles mould l6 20;
sperm so; Cheese Amer IL Is; Goldfish 90 lbs y;
Hour Phadepha and Baltimore III Hams, Am East
ern "a rs; Herrngs, smoked LIST and I'd, Ga Lard
American Eastern ls 10 Mackerel No o. Pork car
60 Eastern and mess % "a Potatoes Ut Rice u Soap yell
low. 81 a 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

DIX. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST,
303 Broadway, entrance in Duane street.
Confne sshs practice TO
DISEA SEES OF THE EYE,
OPHTHALEfIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From incipient disease the complicated opera
ton.
Friday my23yis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

ny- sYLvEsTERs NEW REPoRTERAND CoUE.
TERFEIT DETECTOR H. next to the Herald the very best
and useful publication exn 10 the o
is excellent advertising meAum AID the charges
sonatle IL published every Tuesday morning. by SYLvES
TER& CO.. 100 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
BY THOMAS BELL.
Store 80 Ann and lis Fulton streets.
TTfEgnAx

TUESDAY.
At oi o'clock in the Jume stsres n Liberty street,
Broadway
Assignee Sale Of City made Cabinet Furnture-wl be sold
by catalogue without under the direction of agnees,
articles Of warranted city made furniture viz plain scroll
French and grained sofas paror chairs; French aud
bdeads card dining and work tables, plain column and
dressing bureaus do. with marble tops enclosed
wahstands sidboard; warsrobes; beck marble top
pier and tables spring seat rocking chairs counting
house desks writing tables: lookng-glasses, SC.
Aso splendid grand action piano orte and verieus other
articles in the line. JeHH
y-NOTIGE TO sgnecs per RociusThc ship Roscius
will discharge under general order Monday the
nth inst. JelSy
sxxA FOR NEW ORLEANS, THIS DAY.-warrastcd
kfFx\ First Regular Pscket.-Losisiana and New York
Beebe master will sail above at which time will
pcase he on board Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall street. IL
O'Clock, at which time the ship will sail
For freight passage, having elegant furnished
daion. apply on board al orlean, wharf Of Wall street.
or 10 r. X COLLINS CO,
80 South street.
b. shippers will please send in their bills Of ladng with
out delay jelIy
COLLECTIONS all parts Of the Used States, Csnadss
~ and Europe-os all towns in the United States Canada
asd Europe-made the promptest and lowest terms a.
=. j. SYLVEsTERs,
Jelly iso Broadway aud ~ Wall,t
TNCuRRENT MONEY Of all kinds: Pureha.sdei
" s. sYLvESTERS
jelly i,o Broadway and ~ Wall st
w oLFBoRoUGH BANK BILLS bought At 81 cents on
w the dollar, for few days, by
jel7' syLvEsfERS Co, i5o Broadway
0T- STEAMBOAT NOTICE The steamboat KOS.
CtUSKO WILL ON and after the 18th nst leave New fors
from the foot % Robinson street. Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday AZ hafpsst O'clock A. NJ and leave Albany on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The above arrangement has been made avoid collisions
comfort and safety cfpassengers travelling this route
jel7-2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

i, the Ocsnee from New Orleans-Mr Aiken Alba
nv. Mrs sylvia Boyd Miss Boyd, Miss Boyd Mr. Rob-
e Boyd all Of Connectcut Mrs sarah ans servant
M ssp,r Leyeric Miss Catherine Leverck and servant,
Mis- Leveriek Ms Charlie. Leverick, Of New York; Miss
NcCauey and servant, Of Philadelphia, Mr. Pened and
servant Mrs Goodwin and servant Mr. Goodwin and Miss
Goodwin and servat OF NJ y; Mr. Ware and Aiss
Ware OF hatcher; Mrs Tubbs, Nis. Garfield, Of ~
York; Mr. Knight of Natchcz; Mr Vaughan, OF X VI
Mr. Morgan lady and servant, OF Conn MIR Morgan Of
Matches ard 90 IN the steerage.
In the ST. Mary from New oeans-Miss Wadron aud ser.
want Messrs johnston Phillips Waterman, SPrague Nallari
an Dold Smith, Godfrey Rsssou Talcott and "A IN the
storage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

SHAKESPEARE HOUSE
CHARLES RIETTY, n AM STREET, has the honor to
recommend to the patronage Of the public ms establishment
in which he will sndeavor TO unite usefulness with pleasure
His customers will always find rich Of the OF
Liquors. excellent Refreshments and Reshe Soda Water,
Ices, &c. &c.
The dessert will consist Of pastries and fruit Of the greatest
variety His will he mas doubt please the smaesr
smoker.
B.-Familics supplied With ice myls-lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
ainte Of Trade.

The leading dealers quiet with regard to rsnsac
Before the markets any degree of activity some radical
change in prices will undergone Money very scarce and
produce plenty The stocks OF HOUR cotton ana Of an de-
extent that SPECTATORS already backing out and the
prices tendag Under such circumstances IT by
NO means probable any thing like former rates for mer
obtained unless the OF the Banks should
be materially altered The whole state of affairs is snch
that some little yet ease before any safe calcaa
tons can the fall trade The trade Of the West
as compared with la year. shows large increase The ioi,
lowing the quantity OF merchandise winch arrived a. aho
cleared from Cleaveand for the month of May 1882 and the
amounts or the same period 1885, with the Of the tolls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

The Canton Of Haliowei, Me, from st Domingo, for New
York with cargo mahogany wrcckcdo French Key
about sth u The vessel and cargo will be total loss
The Newark Thatcherwas upat Savannah Tor New York
the 18th; Celia Bucknam do the l4th Augusta Lyon, de-
18th; Phiura, Tor do l7th
The following is comparative statement Of arrivals ton
mage at the port of Quebec to the 10th June
Inclusive for the years 1888 and 1885, #gH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

MO CURE NO PAY.-HUNTER's RED DROP. To
IN The mind 81 the intelligent reader the impression Is, that
th medicine great humbug Of great value and in
Consequence there being much humbuggey in this city
particular il is condemned among the rest But challenge
person that there has been deceP
on used ssbteruge resorted 70 the virtues Of the
medicine exaggerated that the medicine not all
tend it to be- Every receipt Pnbshed has been sent through
the post by persons Deception any shape,
or Manner use; and when do not perform
promise, which perfect in all of vessel
AID under all will return the pay Price 81
per phial. Office Division street. jel7lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

are besin.ise 70 show deposition 70 csa" 'ne
h;,. Alarmed for their former loans Thin will give an
Du 70 tn fall OF produce generally The Prodscs dealers
AZ. hovever still work. and learn from the buno
that that city they 60 from store TO store par
hsng up foreign money less rate ofdscoun than the bro
l.r can aerd These efforts will, however, emily tend to
biu EATERS to crisis TIE A explosion in the cotton
ket will be signal for general fall in prices and many pe
slave institutions 60 down before the storm The re.
csvery ,ecessary be sowaa attempt force the nu
raj throwing paper spos the
MARKET order rcby to hold prices will emily retrd the
return OF health. We have been commercially SICK aad must
rec strength and the regular operations Of nature
The monenary excitement of snulants sign Of
strength the invalid than the eervecent bSoyancy
increased lapguor will assaredy succeed the forced ami
nation. rwt.
sales ai tlse Stock Il xchaMge.
so Bank of Commerce I0 100 do l0a bsO 200 do lO0s
bl240 Mechac Bank I05s75 Phenix l0S 90 do ioo sso
80 Dry Deck O2 O2l0 Commercial Bank 96-l state
Bank 07-25 Am Blk 81 boo TO- 49, % DO 90 bao 70
do $50 Mechau Blk Ass 81 $500 Morris Canal AL 10 do
~ s6Oa5 Del Hudson 7Sc SO do 73 i0ds 50 90 7a4 snw
22S do 72 rs do 74 $3.50 Ohio Life and Trust lso sso-
50 u Bank Il9ic 30 do 1881 500, 90 do 1880 Vcksoarg
50 $50 100 do 5OIcl0 Merchants Fire lO420 East RIVER
$40 Eighth Ward 8-24 Canton 40ac 10 do 40s-oo Mo
hawk Ga so 20 do SO 1850 Paterson o. Oo 40
q b60 25 do OH 100 do 50 bso % do 6s4c-s Boston %
dence O5 SO do LOG 60ls30 90 50 do ~ sou % 90
100 b6O so do Colo Utica 1885, Is do 23 DO l2tsc-2o
Stonngoa boo do 40 do 2S3c3s Harlem sS % 90
3d. 100 do 53 so do 53 Gods 80 do 3D. 90 DO o. sem M
do 523c SO DO So 3d. 100 do 81 - do o3c oS
do ss b3o so 80 do bs $780, 100 do % % dc 6Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
DI K ID.

On the lath instant Caroline Elizabeth youngest daughter
of Philip and Caroline Dater, aged years
On THURSDAY morning i4th inst Miss Catharine sourers
aged 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

{ly- TO THE PUBL1C-We call the special enton of
the public :, the inducements held out by SYLVESTER Co.
56 Broadway for investing in real estate situated 10 New
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pious David
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good
knowing that the affair in question possesses the entire csns-
dence OF the communicated those persons who
any doubts call Sylvester Co. who are DESTROYS
Of giving the full and perfect satisfaction in reply any
injuries made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
Low YOUR NEIGHBoR As YoURsELF

HFNW WV IN THApF.
DANK NOTES Of almost every description exchanged at
- par or at small discount Al the Citizens and Stranger
Exchange Office, No 70 Wall street where al kinds Of gold
and silver are bought and sold reasonable terms But the
most important every thing else how the customers o. sad
ofhce may avoid losing by unter and doubtful bank aoes
gold and sver and also how money be invested 10 large
small sums that viii draw per cent interest," and be perfectly
safe and interest paid quarterly and principal at days
notice, IL required.
All information in money matters given gratis Bills Of Er
change, Foreign and Domcs negotiated for small commits
on aud Drafts and Notes The principal commercial places
in the Union collected reasonable terms Come and
lsIA2Ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
ARC ABE BATH,
NO. 80 CHAMBERS STREET.
Wdrm. Cold. .yh0tcey. and ofbsr Rafbs

This establishment has recently undergone thorough i'm
proyement and in successful operation II has rs
on Chambers street. and extends through Reade Opposite
Elm street. giving to the fine hall Of iJV feet ayan
tage for air and the beautiful perspective extending length
Of Elm street and exhibiting lively picture moving pano
ramis view OF popuous city, which have excited the amr
ton OF all who have IT, The whole arrangement Of the
Bath is tasteful rch and convenient aud is said TO bear
favorable comparison with the best establishments of the kad
in Europe The front Chambers street three stories hx
and has much architectural beauty The interior gives about
so rooms for Bathing and connected with the ladies' bathing
apartments (Which entirely distinct from those gentle
men, neatly furnished psrior for their accommodation
NBThe public requested 10 call during the week pre-
voss TO Saturday night and Sunday and they will find much
10 their convenience aad comfort.
ie6. 2mls. CuARLEs q. sT0BpA Nj p-nn-,..a-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

yXTANTED--A Cook for private family in New Haven,
Wv Com Apply with references, at 80 Day St. ie6lw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17


NTANTED-By active young Fan, OF good moral habits
wv situation family grosery crockery, liquor bIs-
which lines he has served for about six years home
(Gsrmany porter Importing house TO assist in
writing Office, he able and willing to make himself
generally useful shore time and to trial tor several
weeks If required Please direct note to f. G. 81 at this
office at 900 William street, above Frankfort which will be
promptly answered. jel5-lr
ID ENJOYABLE BRYAN, DENTIST. formerly of No.
III lis Chambertreet ha. removed to No. $40 BROADWAY
two doors below Masonic Hall. Whole or partial sets Of
Teeth made of the best incompatible materials inserted upon
the Plans according to their respective app
eabiity to each particular All Dental operations per-
formed on reasonable terms. iel5-S&W
TURNER'S COMIC ALMANAC for 1910, full of Engrav
ng., and the Calendar calculated for the whole United
States.
TURNER'S DRAMATIC LIBRARY, neat, uniform and
edition ohe Acting Drama, embracing all the and
popular plays embehed with steel engrayings and wood
the price OF which will instance exceed i2 retail
New Play imported by every packet from London Orders
from Managers and Booksellers promptly attended to.
je33 TURNER FISHER, 50 Chatham st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
WATCHES. JKwFLRY GERMAN SILVER d,


TOBIAS Patent Lever Watch msnufac tsrer Tarltos
- street Liverpool and Importer, % Maiden Lane New
York has received steamer Liverpool and other late
walls, large assortment of gold and silver Levers Dupsr
Lepne anchor escapem and vertical Watches AMI
gold dial lever movements gold guards keys seals rings sen
oil cases. together with large asortmeRt Of German silver
spoons forks Butler kaves, tongues ladies fob and
guard chains thiabes Nc which offered for sale AZ lo~
prices and on liberal terms, at Wholesale and retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

nR. j. LLOYD wHTrENORE respectfully informs
IL his friends and the puoc that he has removed 10 No. 10
Park Place where he will be ready attend TO The call toss
who honor him with THAR confidence Having three
years the Hospitals Of Paris and year in The Lyinen
Hospital OF Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor
he ,rstshe competent scentscy any disease thai
under his observation myll.is3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

THIS establishment will be opened for the reception of
company on Monday, the I7,h of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WIN H. RUSSELL, for
rerly of Boston, az stewAd, Mr. JAMES NJ SEYMOUR i'm
the office, and Mr. b. DoBNY conductor Of the Balls
and Concerts. JAMES NJ. sANDERsON,
is6 tvstlstA propr,.tav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17


CARSAPARILLA PORTER-A new and healthy Beve-
- rageThis Porter manufactured by the subscribers from
sredens perfectly noensiv there being narcotic used
in the composition II combines agreeable tonic, with
Alternative, admirably calculated to nygorate and produce
healthy action throughout the system.
The most delicate it without the possibility Of cre
ang undue excitement at the time derive all the adj
from its tonic properties that be obtained from
the best London Porter.
The Sasapaa introduced into the Porter has long been
celebrated renovator Of the syem purify the Blood
graduating cutaneous diseases, &c.
For beverage for health it is believed that this
Porter by article offered to the public
being highly earbonated and very grateful to the palate
For sale, by the gross dozen, by
WHITING BABCOCK, II Liberty street.
N. b. Delivered in any part of the city.
We have made trial Of the Sarapara Porter manufactured
and sold by Messrs. Whiting Babcock and have found it
very lively and pleasant beverage.
From the ingredients which enter into its composition we
believe that will Ne found wholesome and refreshing drink
and free from the unpleasant which follow the
Of strong beer and porter.
ALFRED C. POST MD.
ii. BORROwE, NJ d.
GILBERT SMITH, NJ ID.
WILLIAM ". BRAKEMAN, NJ d.
jel4 Inn L. MEAD, MD.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-07-05
THE HIGH PRICE OF PROVISIONS.

Those who anticipate great fall in the
price of provisions, bread-stuf and meat, we
are inclined to think will be mistaken. True,
should the season continue favorable, great
wheat and flour-yet nothing can reduce them
below the point at which they will give pro;
fitable return to the farmer. That there will
be some fluctuation, resulting from the differ
ence of seasons, must be admitted; but the
causes which ensure remunerating prices Of
all the substantial articles of subsistence, such
as wheat, rye and corn, beef pork and NUT
tou, are deep-rooted and enduring. In word,
the consumers are increasing faster in relative
proportion, than the producers-that is. the
number ofconsumers in 1889, is larger in pro.
portion to the producers than it was in 1888.
Besides the increase, which is geometricsl. in
the number Of immigrants, all Of whom are
consumers and non-producers, for the fst
year a. least; causes have been operating to
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-07-05

agriculture make rapid strides. Let the
children of farmers be also taught the ele.
ments of mechanics, chemistry, the nature
ofmanures, plants and vegetation"
"lt is as important TO the country, that
agriculture should be scientifically under
stood and studied, as that manufacturing
science should progress. The mere cul-
ture of the land is nothing, except 1t is con-
Quoted on the best possible principles. To
plough and naanure-,o SOW and to break
up and lay down land-to breed and to rear
stock, and to farm, and labor on farm
merely as they who have passed away did,
is no great merit. This is merely 10 ex-
ercise an initiative talent. The res urces
ofthe mind ought to be brought to the labor |;
and pro6ting not only by experience, but
in learning by experiment. We may hope to
see improvement progress 10 an equal ratio
in agriculture as in mechanics and the
knowledge, that the stores Of experimental
philosophy affords, be applied to this, the
most useful of all the arts, because it Do.
duces the raw material, on which the human
race is fed and clothed. When the mere
operative farmer knows the value ofscience,
he will then see that it is the best auxiliary
to the production of agricultural wealth and
learn the secret, why his belt informed
neighbor, who has devoted some attention
to such pursuits, has beat him in the cause
ofenterprlze. ."--Chester Chronicle.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-07-05
The Yankee Farmer, May IL begins with
APPLES. - ,.$ "a

It is maintained that the value of sweet ap.
pies over roots Tor feeding stock, is rapidly be-
coming known-,hat they may be raised TO
give reasonable return on land and labor, at
half cent bushel, while the root crop, by the
cheapest mode of culture, will cost ten times
as much-or five cents per bushel-that they
are particularly adapted (sweet apples) to fat.
tening hogs. It is even predicted with con.
fdence that in a few years apples will be es-
teemed second only TO the wheat crop! The
writer says molasses is obtained from hejuice
OF sweet apples by evaporating the cider in
its freshest state, of good quality and cheaper
than Can be bought and be further insists that
sugar viii ultimately be extracted from sweet
apples cheaper than from beets, which it viii
supersede on account of the trifling labor in
producing the other. The writer urges the
Importance of careful selection of the kind to
be planted-he adds that with far more ex-
pensive food than apples, at half cent bushel,
some farmers make large profits on their pork,
and the article ends by the statement Of this
interesting fact: 49, Z. *
"Mr. Phinney, of Lexington. Mass, a re.
markably successfu! farmer, makes it is said
some three thousan or four thousand dollars
worth of pork year, and pockets the proceeds
as clear profit. He makes his hogs pay their
way, up to the time of ofslaughterlng, in the ma
nure he gets from the piggery." ~ 81
The rearing of hogs, like every thing else,
except the great staples, is managed south Of
the Delaware in the most careless manner,
without system or calculation. Can any man
tell the breed of his hocs-bred altogether By
chance, in proce g of time, the best points OF
the animal are bred out, and the wors retain.
ed. Not ono man or manager in thousand
can tell when COW, sheep or hog is to increase
it's stock-thus they bring lorth their young at
an unreasonable and uneconomical time Of
the wear. Better be looking to reform in
their own habits than in the habits of politi-
clans in whose hands most farmers are but
tools to be used and then-.frgotten. Ibid.