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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

Death in the Debtors Prison.-Tho last
New Hampshire Egis, printed a, Ilayer.
bill, makes the following announcement:
"Died, at the common jail IN this town,
where he had been cot fined for debt and,
after having taken The benefit Of the act Tor
the rcliefof poor debtors, retained as secuti.
ty for the pa, ment Of his board bill, on lilo
80 inst. MIR. Ebenezer Eaton, nged 65 years
"a soldier Of the last var, hose yalor Non
for him the scars which ensured from his
country pension Of Sis year. The case
Of MIR. Eaton was a hard ue--lhe object az
charity IN the eye Of the General Govern.
ment, for the performance If arduous duties
aud the peri Of h,s lite 10 defence Of Tie
country, 20 tie service Of which he was dis
aLItd-his daNs dandlcd 10 the sh0r,es,
span, his incarceration cannot be viewed
N any other light Than that Of the most
malignant and hranless + ranuy. Had he
been young, had he gwen evidence Of hay.
ing concealed property, the case would have
been different, But this was not pretended.
And COR The crime Of being indebted 10 a
man who must have known his c,fcum.
stances long ago, he was cast iulo prison.
the last abiding place Of the irlou, the 10.
eondaty, aud tic cut threat, 10 dfoop and
die os one whose hand had been turned
against his brother and his country -
Shane, where is thy blo.h ? Law,
where hngereih thy justice ?
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

Mr.. Mitchell, Of New York, in order 10
put down oil the malignant SANDER which
had been circulated from hrs having writ
ten a certain letter 10 Gen. Duff Green, IN
relation TO the Public Printing Of the House,
u,aced both the letter and lis answer before
the House.
The House then proceeded to the order
of the day, which vas the Resolution of Mr.
Thompson, of S. c., as to the manner. OF
dlsposing of Abolition memorials, &c When
MIR. SIade, Of Vermont, took the lloor, IN
favor of the right Of petition, and occupied
the whole of the sitting, without drawing
his argument TO conclusion.
JANUARY 20.
The Journal being read, MIR. Siade rose
and resumed his Speech Of Saturday on Mr..
Thompson's Resolution, and concluded at a
little before o'clock.
Mr.. Garland, Of Va. obtained the floor.
Mr.. r. Garland asked Mr.. G.. to give
way 10 enable him TO read proposition
which he desired to submit as an amend.
meut.
Mr., Afford objected
After some further conversation, q motion
to adjourn prevailed.
The Senate, 10 day, passed the bill pro.
vidiug for the occupation Of Florida by arm.
ed settlers, after Speech from Mr.. Pres.
ton in opposition 10 ii. II any efficient
measure should be brought; forward that he
could approve he would give il hs support.
This measure, be presumed, would meet lis
fate 10 the other House.
The Sub. Treasury bill was read third
time, and on the question, shall this bill pass
lIr. Clay rose and addressed the Senate
al great length; when, on motion OF Mr..
Walker, the Senate adjourned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

In the Senate, a number Of petitions we're
presented. aud among them one b Nj.
Cisy, iron the American silk Society. H.
dong so, be stated that there Is scarcely
any production 10 this country, more Iu
poriant 10 be attended to than that Of the
growth and manufacture Of SIX As al
agricultural article il is adapted, be sa'o,
to 81 paris Of the L States; And among
thu causes which bave occasloced rmb8r
Tassment N the mercantile world, nothing
has operated to greater eslen, than our
excessive tmyoTtahous- Of whlt b from SI2..
900 10 $50 900 are tof Six inporaloDs
alone, which can be raised st home, With
lltle labor. II he bad the poae e., be would
al once, impose a duty Oh imported silk
equal 10 the maximum Of 20 per cent. ALLOW.
ed BY the Compromise Act. The Memo.
rial was referred.
Mr.. Calhoun embraced the occasion Of
making some general remarks Oh the hnau-
cial Affairs Of the Country. Mr. Clay Oh
Iected 10 90 into this subject, until II va.
fairy before them.
10 the House d Representatives, to day
after receiving some further commuuica.
tons respecting tue alleged bargain with
Duff Green,
Mr.. Colqultt rose and Supported al length,
the Resolution Of Mr.. Thompson, d 5. c. F.;
after which, Mr.. Slsde rose 10 reply.
Mr. Gentry gave notice, TIA, be should
TO morrow, or some day soon, bring IL a
bill providing for he assumption Of certain
debts # the States, aud for The apprepua
lion Of the proceeds of he Public Lands 70
the payment thereof
In the Senate, lle Treasury bin was fur
,her amended, and debate took place oi
the principles Of Currency aud PolItica
Economy, The b, vas then ordered .,
b. engrosssd fer bird reaG.ug "a vote
TO ls-hntb your Senator'S .utug 80 ioyo
Of lac biu
JANUARY Is.
The Senate id not SIT 10 day.
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JANUARY Il.
The Senate id not 81 10 day.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

The Brig Herald, Of Boston, burnt al
sea. and FIRE hvcs lost We have received
wa RIO d, JaneIfo, adsices from Pcfuam.
buco 10 November AIN, whieh state that tie
brig Herald, Captain iioNes, Of and tor
Boston from Calcutta, took fire below 10
lat 4 80 south, lon. 20 20 acsi, aud eas
soon destroyed, together with i've pcysms
who were unable 10 escape Among The
sufferers were Mcssfs. Packeua, Irving ati
Bel, passengers, and Samuel Nash lifs.
mate. TIE launch boat, containing tie re-.
malnder Of the crew, Arrived within a fts
nulcs of Pefunmbuco, alier beng n sea ~
days Captain Howes and Mr.. ". Austin
had arrived al P,inanibuco.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

Dr Franklia's mode Of lending money.
i send you herewith bill for ten LOUIS
d'ors. do not pretend to give much. !
only lend II to you. When you shall re.
turn 10 your country, you cannot fail Of get
Ting INTO some business laat will ~ time ena'
bic sou to pay all your debts. 10 thai easr,
when you meet with aooIher homes, man 10
similar distress, you must pay me by lend
ing tho money TO him, enJoiuing him to dis.
charge the debt by like operation, when
he shall meet With such another opporunr
~. hope 1t may thus 20 through many
hands before II meets with knaye TO stop
iis progress. This is trick Of mine for
doing a good deal with n liule money. |
am not rich enough to afford much in good
works, aud so am obliged to be cunning
and make the most of iihie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

Appearances. is remarkable fact
that every annual when dressed in human
apparel resembles mankind very s,rlkingy
IN features. Put n frock, bonnet aud speela.
cles on pig, and II looks like an old wo'
man Of fifty. A bull dressed in an over
coat would resemble a lawyer. Tie few
ribbons round cat, aud pu, fan in her
paw, and boarding. school miss is repre-
sented. A cockerel 10 uniform is general
10 The life. A blood hound with drab coat
and a brIm, would resemble quaker, Tho
features Of tiger would caH 10 mind tbos9
OF sailor. A hedge hog looks like a mi
ser. Dress a monkey in . (rock coat, cu'
of his tail, and trim its whiskers, und you
have a Broadway dandy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

10 Boston, the other day, a horse, attach
ed to wagon, ran away down crusd.s
street al a furious rate, \ man uamed
Guinea, Of The imminent hazard Il hs ll'e,
caugh, aud held 90 10 The animal tlll he fore.
ed bim 10 stop. ia return for conduct
winch had Won the admiration Of all behold,
ers, the owner Of the horse, tie vehicle, ard
is contents, gave their pfeseryet--a quar-.
Ter The Editor Of the Transcript says
" It IS the first umc be ever hrafd thai a
Guinea was worth only one aud si,pence.
Very good but not equal to Burns capital
joke. lie was passing along the quay Of
Glasgow, when one OF the merchants lrl.
overheard, and vas sboyt to sink Tor the
Inst tune, when lie was rescund by daring
young sailor. lie was rewarded with a
shilling, and the Indignation was very gen.
cral IN consequence. hope said the
poet, YOU Will allow the gentleman to Je
the best Judge Of the value Of his own life.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

0r" In all ages, and in all countries,
has been observed, that the cultlvaIors
The soil are those who are the least wlllll
10 part with their rights, and submit to Il
will Of master" " II. HARRISON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

OF The PEorLE 81 nc United States
May they ever remember tina, TO preserve
their liberties, they must do their own VO'
ting and their own fighting.
WM. Il, HARRISON.
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8uber Mn5ei9e.

Tclssnoe Bdtber Qnb in ber 9rufsrei Die:
Sr 5eituns I'M tiaisM preie gu babm:
wiImIen's psufebsr Siuoerfcnnp, Don SO.
Wedslbosft, pbilaoelpbia, 1889.
0eutIbs msue Seitamente.
Der ameritaniItbe Selsenhauer.
Oie eGhiebte ber Sereini9ten Staatrn ecn
Slcre Amerifa, Ielt Der entoefuns Der
neum 1Beit Bis auf pas Sshr 1887, aus
brm gnsliIthen iberfeet BON % lbe Ian
BeI &c, Stsupcrf, 1888.
9ifelbe, bonn Sabre l497 bis 1887, ilters
fest unp bcranssssstm BON w b. 8.
$.Sipsr lem philadelphia, 1888. -
>ebsn, sbaten uno Nsinunssn bss lllrieb
3spiusHs erten llrbesers Der beuneben
epsuselie6srefcrmlrten &irc6e,bcn Sobann
2lusuIt Scrlh, gbcmter sburs, pa. 1887
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Or. 81. 3. &sibp 1T fomebf sin resularsr
Hppcthefer ais @rjt, atteltirt ourh bic Dcfs
torsn spbplte, Chapman. Gore, GibIon, 5afs
fon, 5are, 5oraer, Dswses, 5ames &C.
Or. St.S. $eiop 1T Gin aebcrnsr pennfnl'
oanier, setilbct III oeifn Sntttuten. uuc 1T
niht ppn sparis, $onoon, grinbura ccer eis
nisem ausldneiIhen Drte, ipelebe scmcbnlith
Don Quaflalbsrn unb Betriaern anseaeben
ipereen, tpelcbe henfca, tnreb Iplhe 3rifs biz
ltnrpinenben unb ltntuuciseu leihter 81 bin:
terseben.
81. 3. $eiop sibt mebisiniIeben Natb ums
fcnIt, III alleu &ranfbsiten rcn jepsr Slatur
uno Irt, rcetnct uur Den ss.pbbnlitben preie
fhr Die mecisinrn Die er pcIIeiett pcrcrsnen
mag, all feinem D1ecisiu Gtobr uno 8riuncs
belts emporium. SO. 19l Slotb 2te StraGe
nabe Der 3Beinltradt, (Sebilb rom aoIrnsu
Aoler nno Shlansenj pbllapeIpbia, no cins
gig preparirt nerptn, unb i'm Srr6cn unp
Sleinsn perfauft
Or. Geieys slutspillen,
etenfaQs ;u pestaufsn Sci:
9. 81. Smtb II. Go. ete gtral1s, nabe am
Notbsn $f,psn wirtbsbauic.
8. Gilbert II. 60. Ste ct. pterbal6 Der
lDsin Stral1s.
Sricoritb &lett, gfe Oct 2tsn uns gaaons
bill Gtrsde.
9. 80. Oafe(p, Nppctbefsr, 8sabins.
Sarab .. Dlorrie, %. 90.
Scbn s. $rns, DO. $anfatter.
=. .. D1clsr Do. Allentaun.
S. 6. <inncrt, Sanfmann, $anealtsr.
Ollllsrs Sebitp II. Smitb, %. 5ambnra.
gsllnb gum Ssrtauf in Der 9rufsrci pieIer
3eltuuS preis 25 Gent bic Sebattte!.
Wlai 26. IS.
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sc bapon perf6nlid, babe ib mitb bon snabr<
belt bisfsr 3suSnifle ptais ibsr;sust. @ie finb
mas fis porssbsn 81 fsin-feins 0uafalbersien
---fenosrn finfflib begeitett msbsinsn fir ei.
nl9s Der ssfdbrlibifen msniblibsr Sranfbei:
ten. Sb msib sab fie boheefhdst unb ser.
l'blsosntlib bon esn asibiftslfen 3cftcryn Der
WfsoIS'n per9sibrisben psrpet fpwcbl in bic.
Ter Staet ais fcnlf 100, unS b nsbms fsinsr
anlfano elslelbsn ais einen fbdetaren SuIas
iu untsrn mspisnifben Raterial, une cine q.
Msfe le'pcll OILS unfhdeIib ,me niisIds W1es
O'S'n fur DC &ranfsn su smpfsblen" -
9tufus Sabccf, If.
=, sum Ssrta'tf bsi George 10 OaFelv,
sap apU1pstsr, p MorS Ste StraiIs, &sapins, aaent
sSanuar 7. T..
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Gtnlabuns surG GMbferiptio on
fur ben
Qtber lien BeDba ter.

I'm bic oteuaenannte 3situna frDie( me
mtalitb mebr III perbyeiten, crlanbt iteb Der
Gerausactsi bsrfslteH bas asebrte publis
fun CUR llntcrl6rift fit cieielte ersctcnlt
einsulAren.
Sa in Serfs gauntp fsint ancers reut1he
.3eituns ts,.ebt, ,pette bic mabren Grunb.
Iase Der Gessnmaurer Demcfratie rsrthsis
biat, 70 perDen bic SreHnbe res Geu. Sa5.
N. 7sarrtson nMn BehiI Tplor he'
ienrrrs aufmsrtIam paranf sematbt, nnp
t6fieb ater ernflieh erlutbt, fir ibre Ssrs
brs'tuns ju fcrsen.
Sso insuns sen:
Der "oibsraIe Ssobad)tsr" srlbsint jsesn
9ienita9 auf sinsm 9rolTtn SupsrialbcJcn NIT
lb6nen qsttsrn gserudt. Ser Subicriptens
Yris 1T 9 / II Z Dals be6 Sabrs, mclhsr
in balbjabrger Gprausbesoblun9 erbeten ipirb.
Wsr i'm qaufc bss Sabrs nibt bssablt, psm
,percsn Sbalsr 50 @nts fir eaS Sobr nn9es
rebnet.
SIR fiir;ere 3rit olS Wrnat wirb fsin
ltnteri6Wiber an9enemnlcn, unb etnai9e Nuf:
funei9un9en iperoen nur bann anaenenmen,
penn lie elnen Oicnat prr 2lblauf bes Cub
leriptions' Ssrmin8 gsfbsbsn ,tnb 9leid;eiti9
ale Nutlfanbe abbesablt perben.
Ssfanntmad)un9e ipsreen banfbar an9s;
nemmsn une fir ben sewSbnlitbsn prsi5 sins
seriidt.
llnterIhreibcrn in bisftr StaSt rirb Bic
5situns portcfrsi ssfbift ,psiters 9srisnrun.
gen 9eihsDen rurD Die Ypit oesr Srd9er ppn
gsstern fir 25 Gent jdbrlid, ouf Soften bs,
betrsfenben ltntsrlbreiber.
8rsft uno Wiittbeilungsn mhitn ? " D.
fre cin9sianSt msrren.
Mea0lnA, Sen %, Sanulr.
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8Or(N (Nlo0
fir BE fsrnare Seraussate Dec

Iur ple IPrhPre CetaUSSace pCS
Sret 6etts- 80 d terS,
i'll SfipraffbiIs, W'cntscmsrr ganntp, spa
GAS seshrte sruhtts pnblifum rrnOscnt
aon'erp uno ben an9renSenceM gauHties, i'm
Staat spcnnfplpanien, ,ptrpen ebrenpea hes
natbritbtiset BON Dem Scrltbla9, fur Die ftr.
mere 6eraus9abe DcrerIaatsr Seituua, pclebc
icit einiacn Sabrem bon Srn. Urnolo pus
tpelle, Gcft 6rraus9eber pes ">lberaem Be
otabtrre," III Neaeina,) brausaeaetcn ,purs
De, oab teb jest ole Geraus9abe cti9er 3els
tnn9 sanS alleln auf mlcb asnrmmen babe, IT,.
aelpnnen tii, piclclbe fcrnsrbn anf Die mabs
rrn reputl:taniIbeu Grnnpidee Wafbinas
ton's bcraue5uaebcn, - alntti9 fir cie gr>
wdbluns Don General 1OilIiam <. Sorri.
ion, Der Selo BON Tippetanoc fir sprcIls
osnt, nnc Jebn Tylor, Don Girsinieh fir
Slce. P:efcent tcr Ser. Staattn.
Seei nsun9en.
Ger "SrNbsitss 1BdtGter' wiyc jeccnO7itt
,pcth anf ciuen Gupsrialtrsen iebtn unc laus
Ter fir "ginen sbaer" pes Sabrs in baIt,
jdbrl9cr Sorausbcsabluus aeprntt erltbeis
nen. lllr Seitunaen bic curth Die pclt be-
forrsrt Wcrpen Se9cn auf Soften Der Inter
fhrcitsr.
9icjemisen 5errcn spslcbs ciu pad son 8
ncurn lntcrfebreitsrn fammsln, uno fir bic
Ssjabluns ttebslL erbaltsn cine frsi.
~"x8riefe uno Onttbci(unsen All Den Ser.
anssster midtu pcitfrsI Iein, IcnIt ,perpsn
ltc utbt an9enoiumcn.
s. y. Ginfc(
SfiprafeOile, Mpntscmcrp gauntp, SPA.
Wlai S, 1910.
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Srtefc unO Ooumall,tcn.

2S'rcsn, pie oerbn, III prutleher. fram
seNlther nno enaIiiebsr Srratbe pcm llns
terseitbneten aebtrls asIebvtten, unb nab
europa, All OFT unp SnHs, lorsfaltis frs
peeirt
An6 osn einbeimiCthrn err ensliIetcu
Sprahc untunrlaen Staots,no $anbleus
ten, seneG es bceblt anarlea:n fem lcIl.e
ibre Ioaenannten 0eeos, ais: &dufc, <ct.
nnnsem Scnbs, Tebunnocn uno telcn,
oers ihrs 9eitaneuts, i'll ,hrcr reut febsn
Dlutttr'pratbe, seiebristsn sm baten, cine
Borihts Siaasrcac wcrureb mancbem
weltlauttsen une ipeann tot1lplelisen prcs
5ebe tennte rcraeteust ,perpen, tictcr er
ielne 0ienfte an unb, als seIeBperttanei.
gel erfabrner !Stctariue, lno ebemaliscr
ssriettlitte Se ante wirb CT Gcb tbatisft
bsfelBsn esn Bhnihsn Isiner glientcn se,
wdenbaft sn en1prsetsn. - Olam melse
fb peri6nlib oper IN porto frepen 3yis,
fen an
Yrofr 6 e. wasner,
Neaoina, penn'a.
Sn Der Scaeno bon 8eaeina mobuence
psrionrn beleben am 6tetr Der 5rn, Geim
ane Gtiobter naebsufraaen.
Wsaeins, Ben 10, Stcbemtsr.
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Or. Secbter's
2uneen,Dre fer att ..
Dreie so Gent bic SlaIetr

Oreie SO Gent bic UIaite,
Sf cine Iebr Ibdstars 3ubsreitun9, sntorf'
prrb e,usu reaelmaIfsen uno tcrhbmten oelltS
Itbsu Nr,t, Der fte il6rr filnf;!a Sabre III ,elf
ner eiaenen praris III Dendeblanb atsrahtet
bate, IN peletem $anpe 1te rpabrene lsner 5elf
duHerit ausseccbnt tenuBt ,puroe, bel oulten,
grfa(tuussn, Satarbfsber, ensbrlltl9telt,
&mcbbuftsn, Ssiten> ,,no GufcnIhmerjsm
SlutIpeisu, jeper 2lrt Sruits nno slln9entes
It6pcrpsu, unb in Semmun9 oct herannapem'
ocm 1as3sbruns. 9islss Fam ais sob Der
ptisen msb;n seiast wereen, atst ele 5el'
tunsstefanntmaebHussn itno 5ntollipleita c'S
III; iescr ksfriepisence Sepels IN cellen :lS1r'
runacn miro in etnem Derluebs palnlt aefhh
pen wsrben, 70 ,pie audi sablrsitbs einpfelIHs
acn rie 2lnwsiiun9esettel beslsitene. HFttr
1000 SfaItten ftnc allein IN sphtlaeelpDla
,pabrenp Dem leBtsm Wlnter oert1utt wpreell,
Elm iter,enssnptr 9cweis ppn oeden SlnsSar'
Felt, font waroe cine 10 8relIs Auant!tat NE
bsrfauft ,porrcn feln.
Go pirtlam 1T bic W1eeisin astpelen III
gur,runs Der eerftbisbenen Sranthslten tnr
pe(ete Ile empfcblen 1T, sab ite allen anoern
3utsreitunaen tpM @arIaparlah spanaeeas
&C. fhuefi Soranaebt.
Sisle 3euaui0e (tnb Don 3eit Jn 3sit srtal
teu uno beeannt sematbt woroen, absr strSrs
itenaufwauo Don 3eitunssbsfanntma'bunaen
berbletct persu N1ittbeiluns alhisr. Die
Standardization ftnnsm leidt ibersenst 'pers
ben BON esr Slastihfeit eider mseism psHn
fle aurnfsn al &eiop'e Seiunohsie emporium
S1o. l9l StorbSwcitcnitraiIs, nntsrbalb Der
3ins Sira0s. inm 5ebilc ses "solhenenAes
lsrs uub Gebansen" all,po 3snanlae une
S1at,peilunaen ~ hunpsrten pom Sallsn Der
,ucrfpirpiaften GureM cursb bislt WleoBln,
pcassseist werpcn fennsn.
Ieaoin9, pen 2, 5nn1.
.e-Dide Msbi5iu 1T nm ben oten anses
sebensn prcis in cieier 9rufsrs' sa haben.
Suui 50. %.
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Serts Gauntp SntelIiaen; Nmt.

Ant DIN senhee grIneben tieler Ieinsr
SreuHre 'pnrse llntrr3ridnetsr tspcacn, Gin
alis'nlsnes Snteniasns.2(mt, in Ssrbinpuna
M mIf le'nen anpsrn GNbaften. III ertfncn, no
pericnfn fur btfentliebs Sslebruna rseno
'oai'ter Die 3n psrlebnsn, sH perfauftn, oser
u psrmprtsatidben fne, sintrasen Ia,Ten uns
Spltpe, Die 3n renteh taufen cesr ouf U1crts
satlfe 3l lsbnsn tpitnfeben, grpnnpiauns civ;
3!ePen fonnen. aueb werceA allie aupere ~
s'hsm Sntelllasn3 Imt acbtrsnps @slhafts
psrrlebtet auf Anfrasc bci
George %. Safelcu,
Strrp ste Straiie, seacniber Der griss
Slrpemtrr l9.
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$50 III e1ot,anncS JSaab,

aus p!attrnbarct, Oteramt Snttsarbt?
Sobann 6aab 1T nit iciner Satin Hnna
ssborHt Srie, Dor ct,pa 10 Sabren in reu0sr>
einisten Staatsn anSsfommen. CIR ioll in
Nsu Oprf selanbet Isiu II. fteh cini9s Seit in
Mibisan aufsebalten tabrn. Ser llntsrSeieb:
nets Isin Sebwaaer m6bte sernc Den Aufent'
bait peHeltsn erfabreu, mp eriutbt oabsr ihn
uno Seoen, bet lluhihlnb bisrilber aeken
fam, nm 9efaIli9c Nla6rlebt an
W1i0asl Sris,
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SC q 0 ri (b t.

Der untsrlbrisbene tena6ritbtiast hicmit
trsstcn,t alle fclebs pcripnen Die lltt felttt
uocb ber1ebulptt miGen an fsirem
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From the Gencsee Farmer.
MAKlNG BACON.

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Bacon is an article of use in nearly every
family in this country. yet very little attention
is paid to its preparation by most of our farm.
ers. 1t is enough for them that the hams ute
taken out, sailed at random, smoked in an i'm
perfect manner, and tbs is then called bacon.
Tie western part Of Virginia is most famous
for its fine bacon, and those at the north who
have in substance adopted the mode pursued
there. find their bacon greatly improved.
loo heavy hogs. are not as good for bacon,
as smaller, if equally well fat,ed. One that will
weigh two hundred is large enough, as the salt
will strike through the pieces more equally,
and the smoking be more perfect. II is essen.
tlal for the hrS rate bacon, that the pork should
be corn fed; al least, if any thing is used to
aid in fattening, it should be in the first part of
the time, and corn be given for five or six
weeks previous to sl1ughtering. The pork Of
corn-fed pigs will be hard and compact, ard the
kidney fat instead of being soft and unctious
like lard, will be solid like beef sue,.
In the best establishments for making bacon
three pecks Of sal, and ono pound of sallpetrc
is used for every thousand pounds of pork, tho
sal, 10 be measured, ana The saltpetre 10 be re-.
duced 10 powder, thoroughly incorpora,ed or
WIN it' -NuiiC Jul ti!c DCSI salt SDOuQ
be used in makiHg bacon. at the south, Tint
which is produced at the KeLhawa works al,
the first Disqualification is preferred al tho
north, the coarse salt of the Onondaga works,
or that produced by evaporation, is 10 be che.
sen as more pure than any other kind.
The prepared salt is 10 be thoroughly rubbed
on the meat, and then literally sprinkled over
the outside. There is little danger Of over.
sailing from quantity; it is length of time thu,
produces the result.-The meat is 10 be laid
with the skin side down 10 good casks, Tho
hams and shoulders first, and then the smaller
Pieces.--Salt must be sprinked over inc bo,.
tom of the cask, before the mea, is laid in A.
the fourth or fifth day the mea; must be ,okan
up and again thoroughly rubbed with the cal,
At this period of the process, some us,, , tea
spoonful OF powdered red pepper TO each piece
and the whole is replaced after any bloody or
impure brine that may have formed in the cas-,
is removed. In abou, two weeks. tho smaIIer
pieces will be fully sailed, and should b., ,,ksn
from the cask. and the remainder renackeJ
those that were at the top being now placed .,
the bottom, IS pressure will prevent the psss,1.
of the brins through The mea, il he position -