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N AFTER YEARS,

When TOO late % be bearfusd by knouiedzc i,ns
t.ek and mourn, and tegrst The nll ugr-I of
x
What would We oot nitsa possess 10 Early nf fhr
kaowedse We obsaia iu amer years Ard what daTE ard
nights u anguish msht hsve bseu s,sred r IL
ElllEI.d.r was IiLe.lN I.la.raErh Il i.
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10
New Yor'i Cattle Marke'.

July 4
Bceves--2700 southern and western offer,
ed; business less active than last week, and
prices not SO firm: good qualities $7a3; 800
remained unsold--the market closing dull.
Sales of 0 Cows and calves at $50, 80 a
50. 800 sheep and lambs offered the for
mer at $3a3, rs; the latter at 81, ,5Oa2, IS
800 remaining unsold
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Ey~ Our increase of new subscribers du
ring the past week has been large. Those
friends who have so kindly assisted us ii
procuring them, will please accept our thanks
We have North, Monroe, Franklin, Noting
ham, Washington, Freeport and Moorcfec
townships yet to visit. We want to procure
at least / 50 npw subscribers n those town
ships. What say our iendsin those town
ships-shall we Eaye them? A little efIor
on your part, and considerable on ours will
procure them. The townships that we have
visited have done well-let the others dc
likewise.
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Cincinnati Market.

JWIN o.
Very little business was done to-day and
there has been no change in prices. Sales
400 bbls -four at $500 Some Bacon sides
were offering at o., but no demand. Rice
has advanced to 5 cents.
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Fresh Beef.

f subscriber would respectfully infor lhc
citizensof Cadlz and vicinity, that he intends
TO have ut the Market House every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, good Fresh
Beef, Veil. Mutlo !, &c which ho will sell as
chcap us the season will afford.
Meat can be procured at all times nj his
Slnugh 'er House. ROBERT HOLMES.
;,pn % 1852
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Pe2'19E21ae1'ag.

MFRS. DIVINE has just received the largest
lHI and best variety OF PERUMERYE cvel
'ffered in Cadiz, consisin in par Of tho fellow
ng:
TIauol's Chrysraline Ok Morrow,
Pomnde Philocomc,
Tnylor Emohcnt Palmyrere Soap.
IIule Antique,
Bears Oil, genuine.
TaylOr's celehrn,ed Wnsh Ball,
Christian's Pure Pernl Powder,
Cologne.
Hauel's highly pcriumed Windsor SOAP.
avs N DIVINE
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GS-A singular coincidence happened yes
terday morning at the Buena Vista House,
corner Grand and Forsyth SITS. About the time
OF Mr.. Clay's demise, bust of Gen. Lewis
Cass fell from the spot where it has rested
for the last three years. having sustained
no injury. In its fall it struck large vase
and smashed it to atoms. Mr.. Claws bust
was near it at the time it fell..--New York
Tribune, ls
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New York Market.

July b.
Flour-SaIes 5000 bbls at 81, ,C6a4,3l for
State. Gran-Sales 5000 bush wheat at
81 for western. Sales 90, 900 bush. mixed
corn at 591a6lc..
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Philadelphia Cattle M 'rket.

July 7.
1000 Beevcs offered and sold at SO, 50
per cwt. 500 Hogs in market at $8a8, 25
per cwt. Sales Of 100 cows in market at
12a$45. Sheep and Lambs-Sales of the
former at $3a4, so; and of the latter at
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HThe foreign intelligence brought by
the last steamer is not of much account.
France is more unsettled. The English have
been excited by the accounts, and the amount
Of gold arriving from Australia. The proc
lamation lately issued against Catholic pro-
cessions has created considerable excitement
in Ireland.
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Philadelphia Market.

JWIY 0.
Flour-Quict; sales of 1000 bbls for ex-
port, at Sd, l2 for mixed and straight, and
"a % for Western; for Pennsylvania extra
AIS
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E CARS ARE coHFWc--
CLEA1. THE TRACK

.CoyEELET AID CARPET WEAVING.
TUE uudr .siEn,d takes this meiLvd 60 infyfn
his paiT"'.s and the public senoFaHg. tbaf - -
u;ly prepared tu weave CoTeIles aud Carprtihg
j. al I'eir v'Tisiy nj lis R,lf knows end eslah-
siod auu "a a'lz -. li~ Is fect wine ssns
new aud y uiiiU lOr t-,.yt tlets nat usf.
uls,. keep tpieI'ei CtGial l.f ,ilr 0f the bsrI
quality. aud ;uHish fn- cu-Pet chain aLd ~eHys
Ny own h-alti, % 'rarstas vsry dsIlcase. ! hsss
rnde aUaugam,nt, with nav sol 10 carry o6 re
hop in future. all work ,9tu-ted tu hiaa wilf
ie Torp in quick liue airi 10 no b. 4 l-.atssF
lor With loh ysclf [, spunsibl-.
JOHN DAVIS. :.
Cad.z, o.. juno l6. 1852 r--f
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Possessed the information contained iH lftr lame
N the reach Of slll which would sraTe TO hgTsst
YEARS OF MISERY,

And her husband the toll aHd snKiety Of mird
ucessaly dcrosmg SF0a him hon sickHess Of the uIir
without giving him the opportunity Of soquirnF tgt
rteucc which his eHeTions Clled and the Fos1essu
Of which would the happiness Of hns- wife aud
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GIVE HIN Goss!-on the lst inst, in JEFF
fersonville, Ia, Rev. Mr.. Sym married John
Howard OF Clark comfy, Ia, to Miss Cath
crime Goss, of Columbus Ohio.
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SAD AccIDENr--At the Wing ratification
meeting, at Manchester, N. H., on The night
of The LIST inst, one man was SO badly injur-
ed by the premature discharge of gun, as
to render his recovery doubtful, while an
other had his hand blown off.
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New Or cans Market.

July 8.
Flour---Ohio 1915. Coffee Rio 81
Hams / for extra.
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HAUvEsT.-Our farmers generally have
commenced cutting their wheat The crop
promises to be abundant. The grass crop
is also good. Oats look we'll
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NOTICE.

4 I my instance an attachment was this Il y
IN issued BY Robert Maxwell, Justice of the
Peace of Archer township, Harrison c0nnt,
Ohio, agninSt the property and effects OF lnmet
Smiley. non resident Of snid conn,y. Dated
July 5, 1852, WILLIAM RiTGnEY.
inlv IA,
t'or received 2J bbls. Ut DlcKisnn's Fresh
~ Ground Fine Family Flour Also so kegs o
Nails, assorted sizes WIN. HOGG e. co.
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MELAKCnOLY AND STARTING
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the sek1ess ard saeg eaaursd b. nary vie
tng u4iy years om csuses staple and co1:ruatiy sasiy
FrmedIed-0T better still ,-ilot ineuned irsrry
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L9- Hon. W. f. Hunter will please ac
cept our thanks for valuable documents.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14

Eay-We had ii delightful shower yester
day--a thing much needed.
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LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received ON subscrip-
tons to "Sentinel & Farmer" since
TuIv Y 1870.
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Our FOR GENERAL P1ERcE.-Hon. Wm.
Wright, whig candidate for Governor of
New Jersey in l847, has come out in favor
Of Pierce and King against Gen. Scott. Mr..
Wright is a gentleman of much influence in
that State, and will prove serious thorn in
the fesh of whiggery there.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14

Curious BETr1NG.--A bet was recently
made, says correspondent of the Courier
dcs Etats Unis, at Paris, originating in the
occurrence of continued rain on the st. Swilh-
mis- day, by the terms of which bet, each par
ty was to pay during the period of the en-
suing forty days thousand francs per day,
one party in case it did rain, the other in
case it did not rain. The rainy advocate
had, up to the last accounts, carried all be-
fore him, having received 5000 francs for
the three first days.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14

Bg~The Scott ratification meeting at Jer-
sey City exhibited evidences of Wing diSsat-
isfaction, that do not auyur well for Scott
carrying the State of New Jersey.
Soon after this meeting was organizhd the
usual Wing resolutions were offered and yo-
ted down by the people present. The speak
ers were constantly interrupted by the anti
Scott Wings, SO that the most admired dis
order prevailed from first to last, and finally
it was found absolutely nee essary to sudden
ly adjourn to prevent the Scott and anti
Scott Wings coming to an open rupture.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming u time possessed Of tho ksoW ledge the wsat
Of which has caused the ekaess and orsy Of thousands
lu view oI such corscqUecrs, Ne mCthst Is eEcu
sable u she neglect avail herself Of t knowledge IL
respec to herself which would her much sirt bs
sbe IF h7pless aud Prosperity hrr husband, and
c0nirf upon her hdcl that Die above a picC-hsAy
bodiea h healthy minds That knu ledge cUnsiacd "a
a lulg work entitled
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EYn,nela's Wear. -

Women's hight o0Tof'd KIdSIpptFs, r. Eau N
do Bronze 10 do dl 7t3id, ,aGa
do q 'ek Kid slippers, irst quali,yiA
do II, 'n do low priced
40 do Tam Rn,ind jenny t.'sd.
do BTangc do do
do Light aoloted dt ea % le8
do i,,tIaei,,d icatlcr ii, aisa
do Black elk lasting do, ~,
do Black lasting Gutter Hau.I,
do Go"t Well Buskis4;
do Kid do do
du Cont Pcggcd Boots. IIceis; G sdaig
do do do do SpriMgsi sisz
'In Jenny l.inl Bm,s; a... .fs..ss,4s
do Pulsn ~
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senatorial Tlector
District Electors,
OF New Hampshire.

DISTRICTS NAMES,
lst' Charles hhul,
Cd, George w. Stokes,
Sd, Il. S. Cunningham,
4lh, Enoch &. Dial,
9th, Samnel Ii. S,ecdmar
9th, Charles j Orion,
7th, james Kyle,
9th, Fraucis Cleveland,
9th, William Palmer,
10th, Benjamin P. Johnson,
Llth, John B. Dumblc,
18th, William Golden,
18th, Oliver Keyser,
18th. Hugh j. Jewett,
18th, William Okey,
10th, Charles II. Mitchnor
17th, Chalkley T. McArtor,
18th, james Findley,
10Th, Samuel d. Harris,
Goth, Ell I. Wilder,
2lst, Elias H. Haines,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14

For Judye ofMe Supreme Coart,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
For member otihe Board Of TIE PaJiic Works
JAMES 3. STEEDMAN.
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Mems Prrgcd Welt Ecots, fnc; tA
do tc rnmp &, 10 f3 3s9
10 dp haT %cit DO H lax
do dl kjP "a f!r-s eva
do eewc c!oth Cnngfns Cutters, Ss.fs: seg
do dn d. dh piimp.,
do do d. da hit velt-; 5sfy
do do j,sfy lies, in~ a aia.a
Ito Peggrd Pump Drosa,,, 4 81 .laaliI~t ,S'
dc do Eip d, ds- do
Patent Ecalrer Slip cfs; stD3a
Giruiu do do M ot g0is
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.

BY DIX. A. N. MAURICEAr,
FROFE,soE DIsEAsEs woNEs.
One HuHdrsdth EditisH. Is@o, rp. $50 Price, so r1
[uS FINE PAPER, EXTRA BIxDISs, 81 COL
First published iu isI7, and it i,no
sURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL,
ConsIdeIiug that EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT, cnn here
acquire full knowledge of the Nmfure,
character and causes Of her complaints,
with the various symptoms, mud taat
neNrIy
HALF A MILLION COPIES
shrald have been sold.
It is impActicabe convey fully the "sricns subjects
treated Of, they of nature strictly intended for the
married, those coUlcmplag marriages bat trmsle
dsouS Of enjoying relt and that brHuty consequent uipn
health, which duCIye her happiness AID that
Of her ush7ad but either has will obtain has III
every hublad who has e love aud secOn Of his vile
heart, OF that Of his own Ttcunlary mlroN NrmeHt.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED TROU-
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

- The Baltimore american says: - queS-
itu e VI, etled boundary between the states OF Mary
lard ana Nginin remains opfnto the present any Oa'
Of the difficulties arising under II waA MADE MANIFEST IN
the course Of the trial Of which took place ~"
dsys fince 60 Cumberland and il thus noted IN The Tee
egGph q that place We mny add tnn', while Nirylaht
Las iiwIys cynccG dcsire for tie settlement OF the
matter Virginia has shown no corresponding di-posi-
ton: -
THE CIRCUIT CoUEr-An Important Dceisi0R.-The
Choui; Court Wa occupied ~. in the whole oil the lat
with tic tisl OF an important ,tc:ment case b.
tween TuoNSs HsMNoND OF Frederick Co, Nd, and
Gel. BESJAAIN SHAW, u VIRGINIA. Mr. HAMMOND
Ill in ca tie lnd IN drpute under pat nt rom the
Site OF Maryland, and Col SHAW under patent rom
tie state Of Virginia Much time was consumed N the
examination OF wiincssc TO prove tic boundary line BE-
tween the two Ststci. Judge PERRY decided that the
patent granted by Virginia was imperative IN Niryland
md ND confer title cut Of s n.t, AMI there
crc followed as niece -ary consequence that Il could
not BE- a. ed evidence for the purpose OF showing the
boundary line between the Statef'or 10 receive Il
c,ocuce for such purpose would be enabling for
tiln urisdctiCn, by IT. own ret 10 manuactl:c proof
for her own citizens to affect lands claimed by another
state.
Col SHAW being thus deprived of the benefit of his
Vnciuia patent concerning title endcavored 10 de-
fid liirsol by poses ion for period Of upward Of
twcn yer but h. proof on this point not beng sats
factory the Jury rendered verdict for the psiuh
Wet uk tie time has arrived when this question OF
Our Wetern boundary ,ne sh uld be serlct - the
tLCies CT the two states IL l. crying evil that both
Suites sECu continue 10 isue patents Tor The sauic lands,
ana IL officers be collecting taxes, &c lt matter
il wi ih many OF citizens feel deep interest Rnt
unless adu ted may lead to unpleasant results. Neither
safe do anything without the cooperation OF the
oilcr. Maryland ha- already moved in the matter by
dut rzing her Governor 20 open correspondence with
the Governor OF Virginia in relation % AMI IN the
Lei GiuIc Ct Virginia shall lAss ret providing Jr
TIE AZ IOnmclt of cOmIni oncr 10 net IN conjunction
with accmmi sioner the part OF Maryland the Gov
Guor OF Maryland IL authorized TO appoint such
missioner al that necessary therefore Is for The STATE
q Virginia act and the questi OF residence of cir
zons, title 10 land collecting Of taxes &C. will be final
u settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
The United States of Cuba.


We observed in one of the New-YOrk papers
Of tie Plat inst under the caption OF Important from
Washington" letter from Warrington the editors,
OF which the following /, extract
81 hear il stated to-day from such source az seems
correct, thht Mr.. JOHN p. KENNEDY the Secretary OF
the Navy, has ordered Capt PoRrER. the Crescent
City 10 repair to Washington T. give account tho
Government oi his trenssctions at Havana The
President end Cabinet have had the matter under
siderot!on az the request of Mr.. CALDERoN DE IA
BARoA and IL Is snnnisel that Government has d
approved the conduct of Captain Porter and Will with
draw lin nom the Crescent City, and order him 20
Immediately"
We have taken some pains 10 inform ourselves cor
rectly This subject and have learned from an auhcn
tic source that the letter III all its material Statements
ats ne Of misrepresentation
Ii is true that tie Secretary of the Navy has ordered
Lieutent Mt PORTER to repair Washington but this
wac done not NJ tho request Of the Spanish Minister but
nom hif own sense of what proper under the cir
from various quarters OF the conduct OF the authorities
Of Cuban regard 70 the Crescent City and It there
tore deemed advisable % ascertain from Lieutenant
When they hail have been made known 10 the Govern
ment i, will have the means of deciding what course
II will be proper 20 pursue.
We have feen statement that Lieut.. PORTER had
an interview with the Secretary OF the Navy on Fri.
day last that he received with kindness and
will leave the Crescent City over which the Govern
mont has control and resume command of the
Georgia, whchis under the orders OF the department
We give this merely a rumor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

investigations have shown the Guenons method n i
called here Il in the rnnufet det-. Il has been
thoroughly tested by many Of most Intelligent d4ry
men and farmery who, being sc;-ted by II other IT.
tive than advance their interest," haze gwen the
subject careful tnd csndid exauna ion Every pe,9n
who nve ti-e.es the subject becomes conyncef Of ~
truth and importance Some Of my nci-bors have pro
cured good hsr6s by buying the best niz'k.i twoyea
old heifers tnHt brought here IN droves IRON Ns
York md Ohio The veiy bet mark q cows are i-r
from coumon but - the esCu;chcon may DC ~ AL
suised the calf the application Of the fue 20 NJ =.
lection # the hefer calves for raising, WI give an tu
dance of good COVE -
Tic marx j. equally plain. too on the bull ana DIei
thus enabled 70 proceed uaef-p1hn,sy ia l-I
selection # arlss 70 breed from In rilCri WI
rnnrked COW IN cur Scciicn CT country VIII commfd
from 20 70 % per cent not well Markell yet "a
other pecs of arenfy equal value Iulel ny SS
light Of this valuable discovery nave -cctel ION w
hcrSs II r p HorconB. OF Delaware. l.. r Morris,
NswYork and tlsewhere few superior marked Devon
shire Avrsbre. and Durhsms fr breeding purposes
Reiyinp on the well known physiological TT that prog
nv feserlhes the parents, Of both exes "1o
In This one respect. however much they may dAef IN
othes confidently expo.ttO raise some hOie niiih'
In due time YOU shall hear the result, Of the experiment.
fisuy intention 70 exhibit al the next azrlcuflral
exhibition rome we'll marked heers and bull togeiher
Nth crib or bin for hgv &C. uch - u u-e IN every
wei rnrnsged bprnynrd in County, but WHICH be
Iievc il not IN general use elsewhere.
Respectfully yours. tHhf' hAE'hf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
Lake Superior News,


COPPER FROM Isle RoYALE.-The schooner
Florence, Capt REED came in from the Island TODAY
with six uns OF copper in barrels from the Ssxswt
Mining Company. We learn from passengers taa, the
mine looking well
NEW MINEs-We are informed that n new
mine has bt On opened one and half mile, rom Ia e
River, owned 10y Mcssrs missy < MEAcrR T. ey
have tour veins running parallel within one hun irei
tett 81 each other. al o. which r-h ia stamp md
barrel ore In one oi the veins mass 1 ,,po.ei IN he
bottom CT the ancient diggins which Las the anne,r
once CT beng yc!y large This mine is valuable on a
count Of is proximity TO the lake and We concrafus.e
our inends on having prospect so catering before
lRoPTLLER lDEPENDEvcr AsuoRr.-W,
leaned by last arrival OF propeller Mlrlaar that the
Independence, Capt. RYDER, went an re near Raj
River, few nile tn, side oi La Poiu-c on the M of
re III inst Before she had di charged her caTs ~
Ou'Cnsgon the w.ad commenced hlov,in i,.oviIv -
TIC MOI thcas aid She was compelled 10 leave tina; MACE
and nun or lee AZ Ia po:nte She went ashorr ON
and beach, ard we are in hopes she wi be cot ou,
injured though the want Of vessel on tire like ami the
laieietS OF tic se.sCn nlay prevent
Tie stcsrer Baltimore, Capt WILSON. has zone IN
sAS g HtSat aud Pas enseI, aud w. wsii her arrival
ier I'LL particulars. Tue les OF tae services of this us
vessel Al this ste season Of the year VII BE- severely
itU She WIS TIE largest crat on Lake Superior apl
IVES needed 70 caI1y forward the winter supplies which
a. Low acc u ulA;ng al this place on their way 10 the
ms II = now too late in he season or other We.
~" ~ axe her place on The lake ami tue bu,ine,s Of
the wa,, 90 VIII q. Adected by tue acclfen!, and
ISn u uis chip osnsl AZ this place vii be felt luore
cpr and we hope il viii be the means of ur,r,
for n g provide in the meet speedy aaner
Gait C.,,' 1AsML SURVEYED. The ENGINEERS.
veys ion ts rstio, ase BrSr completed tier sur.
u,sde our ser Mhsre the plans OF the s,r, r , h
the safe in 81 The General =,
1Sr o c TSlsi'ion Of The csns TIC 81 the Act
streSs 6, 'S T Tor the easy anil D sS u.s. bsen
PIE tie precise sitns,;O was expected In ocr =,
zoe Ispsi-, sad tie intermediate above aud be
Isre .es p pytn .GIysyea whh w es 'e7esl
II. eeu.ilSoion to Es sUrU p 70 stsss, ie mel
whole SUBJECT N' Understanding OF tba
:, The length OF CSnAl On the longess lin.ss
thc euler extremity OF pier. above and seo,, from
'eef 'ess iran maei the shortes,Ens w1 Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

The following letter from a farmer an the
merits of this singular book we commend to the aten.
son Of every person engaged or interested in rearing
Cattle
CuAps' FoRp Brandywine, Del Co, Pa,
Tesdsy. Ang. II, lsSa. :
To ne Ed,hrT Of TIE 4asykVa Faytscr;
Ii has been about six years. believe, since
q book called d" A Treatise ON Mich Cows" by Mr.. f.
GrENos, Translated ium tn French by " 7. rRST
ESQ, and repubhshed in this county. IL purports TO
seh method Of esccrtaining the uiching qualities Of
cove by the manner OF growth Of the hair the hind
part o. tie uidcr and thighs
The author asserts that rot only can good milk be
s'snasSsoed by this rule from the very bad but thai al
uo suNues OF oinerence he thus ascerainei with
greSt certainty OF course allowances are 70 be ms 10
ior ~neieneeS IN age size food s. A there docs not
appear o. be any natural connection between the mlk
mg qualities q the cows and the growth of tue hq;- n,
hsar edtSrs, farmers and tsrysnen in his pst 81 ~
country, were At 6rs disposed 70 rate th ors ~ 10
hnnilu oi which this age is 50 shlv cl;ss
mnSn may terrk' appear to bear in numbers ana
number aud importance OF real scicirisc dis~,,,s'o
that tey have done IN any other age 'e'S
eIid examination ana tril viii always ser,-,, ,,
grain nom the eAgg The false IS rejeofed ami ne t
accepted TO become In is turn, starting poia for
new disccyefies 80
Years OF uisl hSs sanctioned and yinica,ei n, claim
OF Mr. GuENoS to share OF tina; admiration ssi -
fnde which l. accorded 60 those bsnelctors OF ten
who de over important truths ia science
In the eatefn portion " Chester and Delaware ,,-
ties many extensive sna ieroe ar-, ulansgol BY
ntelhc, nj and skilf iylnen, who sapply toe Phi
delpha market wnh fresh butter, milk and crelnl o.
course the discovery Of Mr. GUrNoN would DC O. ere
value them If true Some Of them eolaaleaccd with
great d0sbts, and much secrecy lest thy shoall Dc
laughed a; BY their neichbors for their ereiufy 70
pare the esc Gcheons their with the f-sw,a
in the book This was testing the mater speedily All
tsiry for eyeIy dairymsn knows which are his BIS;
mixers Seen their secrecy had another motive IL
wss conceal this important knowlcdgcfrom these VINO
might become their competitors ~ the sales OF cows
Per in every csse the escusrheons delinested in the
book ss good cows found 20 correspond with the
natural marks OIL the best mixers 70 the herd Further