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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

nISSOLuTION ne e. s soH,o1ser. a snp
~ bere'c.oI', ~ ~ uaUGHWOUr, this day Cis
se Nh irnrpaI C. n,en. Euhsr par'net vii attend TO
poNto ~ M a. ~ The concern Vew X, Feb
tts unsehee o"s WILLIAM WOR,N,
Raz. RDER V. HAUGHWOCT.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby gwen
~. Undersigned acc0d ding To the D'oVikions OF the
, "a s,a,ptss Of the ate Of New YGk have formed
mated par.sh ard that the name or trn1 nnGer w1,ce
.n 1T, syshp IS e. De conducted il HAUGHWOUI
and thai The general nature Of ias bu'iaess In
,,,,.o 10 he transacted is the Importing Blyms, Deco
s ne Air in and Selling Of CHINA Glass Lamps, Gas
F,,siss' Cas- Pipes, and other House Forn'shn ms aud
=. oods fbs tie names Of the general partners IN
,...,.,S therein ave EDER V. HAUGHWOUH aud
TiiITAM / 5 DAlLEY ana that the name OF the
.n.Gsi n,Ttner Interested IL WILLIAM WORAM and
~, Eoer " Hsughwout, William 5. Daley, and WD.
Wmar respscifuy reside in rhe City of New York and
c,s,s nj York that the amount Of the capital which
he ,aid special rarner William woram has contributed
- bs common stock, 10 thirty thousand cellars and that
ss;e chip the second day of Feb
mai, 1859 AID is to terminate the second day Of Feb
nav 1857 -Eew-YoTk Feb 1872
'"~' " WILLIAM WORAM,
EDrR v. HAUGHNOUT,
af.~ WILLIAM l. i. DALEY.
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sIv g 20 9 SOUTHERN Elk

X INSIY a. CO.'S SOUTHERN EX-
IN PRESS for Phraee'plias Barmere, Nash ,s
Ptshuleh, Cincisna art the South, VIII leave once OF
and AFTER WEDNESDAY, JsR 22, ut O'Clock = NJ
Custom House busine,s attended TO IN New eis tss
tor and Philadelphia. Notes DTsss. Bills, &c coOntse
IN an The principal Ess:er0 and Southern cities Ohce'
No. Wall-si., Coz ueT 81 Broadway. ~"
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Wrean Cleaners. &e.


TINE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI.
a CAN RoYM; NAL STEAMSHIPS sss~ssa
EOsTON ard LlyERP0OI.--Ihe Session sk!ps oni, az
i,e Al Hsfs to land SRe receive mails and psss
ARABIA, Capt. - AFRICA, A Ryrie.
PERSIA Capt EUROPA X. q Io..
ASIA G. n =. yaGsiL NIAGARA, Stone.
AMYEICA, ~. Shsnnoa CANADA, ". Eausoz.
CAMbh[A, J. Leitch.
Thsse ysxssls carry clear ~hlse ASht IL 2sst-haxa
ffees on starboa ri bow. red on port bow.
AMERICA Sd amor from BOSTON "Wednesday, Feb
NIAGARA stone, IN EEW-lORk. wednesday FEB. II.
EUROPA Lott. iron BOSTON, Necnes1S FEB is
F,AEADs Harrison, from ". YORK. "Wednesday: Feb, IS.
CAMBkIA, Leiioh. nom BOSTON Msdassdsy march
AYRlCA Eyfie I'm NEW YORK, ednesday. h.s,ch 10
ASERIC A. shspncn. from Boston. MedI esdsy N On !!
ASIA, Jrdaus from EEw- YORK, Teda.sdAy, fsIcess
~ french ssruan and other toysise Goods, rece,Sa
sre bought IN with Brtish tsccds Through 0os
Of lsding gwen 10 Hsyre for Nsw-Sork 40.
yAssAsr iron, Ssw-Ysrk or Bos,er to Lnsrpeel si's
6szthS not gred until pad for. , e..
Ftsirht vii BE- charged specie beyond AZ amount si
Dsucna espensss
SheIptf,eDcec Surgeon on board -.
4 AL lstfers and Newspapers Inuss pass 'hfoash w
ssss-oSss. ssr freight or passage, Apply 70
InSs Cssts, eist, sssosd Calm, ]7s. ANS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
Expresses, &r.

ERFGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
KS AGE and PARCEL EMPRESS. Wis the ISfiiMUS
of NICARAGUA Through IN about p DAYS. -.
The subscribers will forward Express Efesht py tns
cyl eStous route by the Steamship PRONEIHEOS'
THURS DAY, Feb ) a. 3 y. III
sinners palCu ary 70 have tho 60 as az
This off GO ON q before WEDNESDAY an, IN packages
not exceeding iCO lbs weight -
co ard Nevada y cces will have charge OF orr tTeisat
bs Tins Steamer THOMPSON HIrCHCOC
,,q, c)iner of Wall.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
~ LINE for PHILADELPHIA, at 10 o'clock. A. n,
from pier No North River foo. Of Battsry-pacs, by
steamboat JOHN POTTER daily tSgndsys excepLsd) AZ
riviue at Phiedolpha at "a II. Fare 81 Sec0ndcass
d2s | BLISS. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

NOTICE is hereby given, according to
law, to all persons HAVING claims against DSNiEL
deceased that they required 70 eIlbt the came ~tn
the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber az me store o.
NewN York. be lore the 10th day u pr reI-Dalea
October "a. 1851. HELM d. LAIN,
els awCmW edo Adihns'4atfA-
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

~ nctcc is hereby given. TO the oc-
cupant occupants of I'll houses and lots improved or
uDIn proved lands affected thereby, that the following
Assessments have been complete by the Assessors and
lodged the Office OF the bureau OF Assessments for
examination, by all persons interested viz For RE-
SETTING CURB AID RELAXING GUTTER in
FOURTH AVENUE, between lstn and ash sts. The
limits embraced by such include all the several
houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels
Of land situated on both sides Of Sh.ay between ltth
ard 18Th sts All persons whose interests are adecs'
ed by tho aboyensmed asSessms nts aud who are OPP
posed 20 same eLer Of them requested To pre-
sent their objections, in writing, to the undersigned at
Their Office No Han Of Recorcs within thirty days nom
the date Of this notice Office Bureau Of Assessments,
St!eet Del artnsnt, Jan %. 1889.
s ss.SEIa 4 S,p pE M ss1I ! ....,o,
j19 lot ISAAC WM SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

TN THE SUPREME COURT of the
| STATE Of New-York MORGAN MoSRER agst
MORRISON II HOPKINS 10 the deten lam You
prnt in Ills Sction which hled in the ofce q the
County Clerk OF the County of Cayusa on tls 2Oh cay 81
nv Cfce in the village of Weecspcrt, in said County
within twenty days after the service or this SIMMONS
eYcsiye Of the day Of such service and fan 10
ansv or the sad complaint within the time aioesaid the
plaintiff viii laAe Judgment against you Tor tae sum 81 we
tnrGred and nnety-our dollars and eighiytwo celts,
viii interest thereon from the /. day OF December, Sj
BESIDES costs Dated January s, $50.
sol OdON GILES PaiasTs Attorney,
i7iaws.V Weedsport, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
T5Gi.

COAL.-Thc subscriber has ia ward
~ full ,apply Of Anthracite and Bituminous Goals
sstlpg OF Peach Orchard Black Heath, Lehgh hsz ie.on
Efghss Camel Liverpool 0re Cumberland Sidasy-al!
Of which warranted 70 be Of the best quality, delivered
hss: order ard for sale the lowest maykss
prices. JAMES L. WORTH,
nu No. a Broadway, and attn st Thompson.
THE SUBSCRIBER is authorized (as
hssnt Cor the Company to contract for the delivery
OF SAhIOkS OF the celebrated co AL from the Salem
Rl Mines at pot,syale pa formerly worked BY Mines
HAYWOOD AID JehR @ HOwes
silly 6. c. OGDEN. No. 60 wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
NN7INTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

afM iehss sssA kortbfrn T.
diana Rniiroads run daily (Sundays eIceped) follows
Leave Monroe and Toledo at SIS a. a. arrive at La
porte at go p. M thence passergeTs 30 by stage en-
plank Road 10 mi Michigan City thence by cars 70
miles to Ansxor,h and by miles to Chicago Al
ter Feb L by throu gh to Chicago -, ,x.. a,
Returning Laporte same way-eaTs ieaye " p nj
MANY stares connect with Fort Way1e ut StH W,,n
IosanspoTt La Favet.e and Indianapolis, at Son hsnu
and at other places on the line, with the 3fhcpal 'o"
north and south. ro,, AZ I'll
AZ Toledo this line connects at s. p NJ. or d. "i,a
the Lake Erie South Shore route by stage End ruIoad 20
cleveland thence by railroad aud stage 10 kre thence
by railroad via Dunkirk New York or by stage om
Dupkirk to Buffalo, and by cars after Feb J. .
The r. NJ TAIN on the New York and Enc Road c"A-
meets with the Like shore tram. 81,
Passengers At Cleveland can take al the way TO
Psburt by railroad and 2S miles staging TO
PHILADELPHIA and EewYosk BeitiIoore and Washns-
ton. T. r. WlLL1Aho onpefn'lcAturos'.st
Adrian, Jan "a, 1852. jl0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04


EbW'D.K COLLINS CO.. Sc y sil-st. N. York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY & co, Liverpool,
j.. q. ROBERTS co, II Kings Arms faJd.
JOHN MUN8OE Co, e Rue Notro Dane des
YicIOifes, Paris OF GEO. II. DRAPER, Havrs.
Tie Of these shps will be accountable for gold
aver bullion specie jewslry precious stones mesxls
tsa-anftheysi. sr nressed d9
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SUPREME COURT of the STATE of

SUPREME COURT OF the STAT 81 OF
- NEY -YOEK.-Ct ares Watson qgqins Jcln ID. LIE
eaY-TO The defendant, JOHN Il. LEGAY You are
he; ehy Sun o.sd and required answer the complaint IN
Ills acim which fled IN the Office # The terk othe
County Of New York the Cay Hal In thu CITY
of NewYork the twentieth day Of January 1854! and
10 serve ccly of the SAID complaint on hs
subgcrbsr AZ his sfce Ne 70 Nzssau-st IN the CITY Of
New Yak within ~ eny das Of the seryca OF TINS SUM-
mons on you exclusive OF the dag OF suc service and
ven fl " answer Tie said complaint within the inc aore-
sil he painh this ac'ion all llke ulgmeat aga,nit
NON for he sum u two thousand and IneY OuT dollars
ard eicv-lne cents, with interest Gu The SUM " csh,
hunoTd AID niae:y nae dollars and txty one cents ron
the uin DAY Of January, thousand eight hundred aud
foliy-ful tie u Two hundred aad elSnY- nine
Collars and fifteen cents from the twenty ninth day OF
Mach oce thousand st hundred AID ortY-ieyen; on
The sum II hundred dollars from the twenty second
dan OF November thousand eight pcdred and forty
r on tie gn e thirteen dollars ard sixty three cents
com Il seventh day OF January one thousand eight hun,
died sud forty and the OF four hundred and
rirey.o dollars and fifty from ths nineteenth day
81 Oc ober thousand eight hundred AID ioiiYsn be-
sdes tie costs Of this actloD.Daed new Yors January
%. l)5S. . CH H. NJ NJ, FiaiAs.I h'''i"ef
~ lsNlgwW ed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
" JERSEY-WINTER ARRASGE2lEET5-Les
New YoTk at A NJ. and q p. foot u Caursndts
at IL A NJ (freigbt) ard 10 p b. FIR No. !, Norrh
Ryer-for EzabehpOn. Ezebethtown, Wsstfsld, Se0.cs
Plains plaaheld, B0uAdbToos, Gonervle, Asrita hts
Woass Eagon &c nlH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
! S.MAlL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

u sfor NEW ORLEANS via HAVANA Ttha u, go ~
sailing uy-Ibe splendid steamshp EMf ~ = 4,
OF Warren. st N. X, On MONDAY. FEB. . ak Goes
RATS OF PIss,GE 30 HAVANA AND NEW on = tNS--
New Arrangement Ladies' Ssoen berihs. So AIts'
DO do $40; Forward do. do. so Sttefage bttis -
Spcce orly token freight 10 Havana Freq ~ ISAes
10 New Orleans AZ 80 cents per cubic iooi o,rnre
For freight or passage, apply 10 NJ I hVtoLnAS,
So7 10 No. III West ST., CO... "a " ariel-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
IL FALL RIvER-Ths splendid and superior steamers
EbiPIRE STATE and STATE OF MAIN leaye ON alter
DAYS Sun1 avs sIcspted) Pier No n X near the
Battery s<P 81 For Freight. apply on board or a. re
sescs on Psr No 4 TISDALE BORDEN.
eli Agents. Eos 70 krd II Tsst-H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
sfe~
Nl0TICE 0F LIMITED PARTNER

IN sHIP-Notce i. hereby given that the undssished
Rave formed limited partasI ship pnrta 20 du Us
81 m, ATE Of New York. ina. such par nership IS 20 ~
scrJue, ed Dlder lie name or Im Of o NELL III
IIEs mat he general nature of the business irended 70
be uassacel me buying and selling Of tobacco on ac
e.u't.f The lnted partnership aDa on eonnssoI
m he CITY of New York that the names o. al Toe s.hsIa
ard sIerial partners infsre,ted therein arc DAEIp
OEFlIL. JAMES y. COLLINS. ana kObE s. n
AhKENBURGH that the said David OMEN, VINO e.
seer IN tie CITY Of Bftoklyp. Comfy OF hlSss ano Ss9e
Of rew Yo'k sud the ssld James Cslps VINO resioes
an Civ C.un, and Stsc OF New YORK. ae ths gen
cal partners and that The raid R,hert n AIkehonrgh
who RESIDES IN the City, Con ~ aud Saie o. Ne" otE
10 the stecis rartnsr that the sad Robert H. Afkeo,
tuysh the said srecal partner has contributed az cappat
10 stock OF said limited partnesp me sum
OF five dollars cIsh aud that the sad limited
paltpeshp ~ to commence the second day Of February
one eight huscred and fifty two, aud terminate
dI.S an nfy-iiye DATED Nsv-Yolk Jahua,y 3d. 1852
DAVID ONEILJ,
JAMES B. COLLINS
i2ew ROBERT III. ARKENBURGH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via SgOning-
HI ton ior Boston, Providence, Nsw-eedio.s Taun,9s
ou change Of cars or detenton-Ihe sisansrs MASsA-
CHUsEIrs, Capt. Joel Stons aad COMMoDoKE,ta AN
IL Ffszee leave en- alternate days (Surdzys s1cSpseol
Pier Ne az. n, (fIf wharf above Battery Place Vi :.
o'clock b: For passage, state rooms OF rev., ePs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
r United or SPECIAL PARTNER

II United or SPECIAL PARTNER
SHIPThis IS 20 certify that the NJ defsignsd have.
pursuant chapter fourth title st of part second Of the
Re,ned Statutes Of the Stae of formed limit
ed raIr erthip under the ye firm OF OICK
COOK That the gene al nature Of The business 70 be
transacted s The wholesale g. business aud al ne
,essayy business canntcsd herewith That PERRIN
BURDICK aud BENJAMIN A. COOK, OF the Clly and
County State sf NewYork the senera oattners
That ALFRED MARTIN. v no resides III the City and
County and STATE of New York the ecal partner.
That the said Alfred Martin has contributed the sum OF
twenty thoutard dollars in cash. capital toward the
capital st OK And that the sad coparnershP
Is the cond day Of February one thou
saId th hundred aud t two and is to end and termi
nate the second day Of February Thousand eight
hundred and fty -four dated New York, Feb. q 1852
PERRIN BURDlCK,
BENJAMIN A. COOK,
sfew ALFRED MARTIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
pOOJ,-JJnited States Mail

n Steamship ARCTIC, CAPTAIN James C. Luce -Ihl,
steamship Will depart the United States mails for Gu
rope, positively, ON SATURDAY, Feb J. 1852, It u
O'clock Nj, from her berb at the foot of Canal at No
ing uneQualed accommodations for elegance aud comfort
apply to EDWARD X COLLiNS %;
Tho steamship rAcIfIC will succeed the Aros,s Esd
call Feb I'll, 1859. J<oS"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-06
LOCK OUT FOR SPURIOUS TICK I
- @EsFs As#Ss 57t EFC &seSzS va YSlt sss5ssS

- lsrss5F - 91shr ~ 9 So - TeafeS e
Let every Democrat look well
toshis Tioketyand see that ahesis'
not imposed upon The eldgatne.
to,fs Tie Opposition. of f. slndggg ling
the names Of some Of their seandi-l
dates into the Democratic Ticket
viii be attempted. . Then, watch at; hEs
well yoursbaHots and see that you,
are not imposed upon. sisq
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-06

gy We acknowledge the receipt Of bushsl
and a. Aalfeef uine sweet Potatoes from Mr: ! !.
girehara on the day Of the Fair,s Tor Whien ne
has oulsthanks.szsss etisasssAs Eas - f''s1sss'
a4gRgs mH {sn /
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-06
seAlLY b TIE ri lUJals BOYS.

sThe coRbat deeF ens.s5 Inc
oetebeaeaeetien ! ls but 9 lev Gays
oti.-ne.-hollesse4 ~ et,'sae oa.4ntn sre
rsady for tllsseo naiiel.' Z IfS they
are not go 70 or.ks Is. ihnlngedi igs J.
atelys I searnest1 yssanda oTously
and let not day nor .ansh hour
be lost, g hpmlpsaggk 81 3 ggkI Org allizesin
eyerytoWnsliiif q eSery heo3il
disfrmicts m and tle'aalays elee-.
ton see that 81 s 5eIlo Il cratic
ye5fera.is y5 assts stlies polls.a EVERY
thing delgAsig GIplsns an sheiie
oreaIiizatioIl iitlrit as glerieus
Hsfora VIII be cert ! jrl. : Be. iis- xIgg=
ilantgbe astiae. q Dust seeillst q I. The I. e eve we
efihe election every & les OF
faisehoed will beeset g aAeat a $, ana q g
every eve manner n1 Of fraud :illactised
byzoiH epponeAts. sVateh them
we'll. Andaga wessay be ae-
fiveand iiglia that
every Demo cratic 4 q voter Sri g & az e rs 8
polls: poll s .ss..ss : ss.. -.
wssTndHnend emf Ticket
Sucl, Is the heating 81 a batel
I;cke kets a & nl,ic have l1eeIng otal]
safhssoaiai aiai d ssi he'd 70 aid !
the defeats ol the Demo craft
antiia6ate 6 sl fsas Cangr he
sraaaslaIrosediI a. nos Of the ii heketsof fh
ssbraass.jy with the faanes L
I,,,esus Biereess B for: for ca congress /
each Nc HON epoefal
Of Portage will not be- deceive
sbNsthis trie ek. Eha only effect
Democrats voting this ticket wi
be to endaagef eleetiensef
Damecrat| a and nd i aid ID il EXCITING
swhig, resasI e Which. 10 str1 str1
eDenacrats sGan sdesire to q
brought about. Then vote !
-rronIar ticket, the, Whole tick
-. 80 Z. ~ = 3 81 4 ~ ;aa.I,st
siana neaa " ee 49, ss 81 s. 5
- s. II Qn0f sRnQAMasa sssss j
49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-06

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
CDR fnrmrr-
The SubsOiL PLOUGH.

There is one important consider.
ton always to be kept in view il
subsoiling; !; nd thatisj that the sol
be first thoroughly drained II
should be drained one year before
the operation Of subsoiling is com
menced, so that the, cold spring wa
ter may have time to pass off from
the soil. Almost every garden will
afford an illustration of the benefit
ofdeep culture. Trenching is a more
thorough operation than subsoil
piOughing; it exposes the subsoil to
view, breaks every portion to great
er depth, aud niingles the two soils
more Intimately. None doubt that
deep digging in the garden is profit
able, and none who try it, under
proper circumstances, will boubt that
deep plou8 thing in the field is so.
1t is only few years since the
first subs bill plough was introduced
into this O untry, and was purchased
in England for Alessrs. Ruggles, Ma
son & CO.; it co st forty dollars.
Now, superior aubsoilplougbs may
be had in this country for one-fourth
Of the cost of that in England, and
they are Of greater strength; for the
plough. was used only a short time
before it was twisted, SO that a com
mon observer could hardly tell for
what purpose it was intended
The subsoa plough is valuable
implement on many soils, by deepen
ing the tillage and giving suffice PIT
room for the descent Of the roots of
plants, and promote the ascent of
moisture, in dry weather.
BY the use Of this plough the SUB
soil is looscned deeply, mixed vi th
the soil and gradually brought to
the surface, where, by changes fro n
the air, SHOWS and frosts, it becomE IS
improved and restores III some me-; s.
ure many fertilizing substances tht tt
have been lost on old lands
Numerous examples have bedn
given to the public, showing the gre 1t
utility Of this implement. Yet, IN
some cases, it Inns been reported thAt
there was no perceptibIe advantage
from its use, while in other casdB,
the crops have been increased fifty
per cent.
Where. no advantage has bee 10
found from the operation Of subsoil-
ing, the cause may be traced to the
want Of proper preparation Of the
ground by draining
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
Old Bachelors.

4 Old bachelors catch il here, and
so they should. But the writer is
la little too severe at the close, as
many man who has never mar
fried has been gifted with AID ex-
ercised benevoIence, THAT has not
only won for him the friendship Of
bis washerwoman, but that of ev-
cry one with whom he had inter
course, and the most sincere and
devoted affection of many:
The OLD BACHELo R.-In the
howery field of human affection,
the bachelor is the very scare crow
81 happin ess, who drives away the
little birds of love that come to
steal the hemiock-seeds of loneli-
ness and despair. Where is :here
a more pitlable object in the world,
than man who has no amiable
woman interested in his welfare!
How dismal does his desolate room
appear when he comes home at
night wet aud hungry, and finds a
cold hearth or barren table, and
pillow, tina t looks like the white
urn Of every enjoyment! See the
sick ole b bachelor, in the dark af-
ternoon of life, when his heart is
sinking 10 its shutdown! Not sol
itary star Of memory CLEANS over
the dusk oil his opening grave, no
wife to bend like a blessing over
his dying bed, no fond daughter to
draw his chilly hand into the soft
pressure of hers, and warm his
icing blood with the reviving fires
OF unfailins affections, no manly
boy to link his bre aking name with
with the golden chain of, honora-
bic society, and bind his history in
the vast volume of the world be
is leaving forever. He has eat,
drank, and died! and the earth is
glad she has got rid of him; for he
has done little else but cramp his
soul into the circumference Of a
sixpence, and no human being but
his washerw oman will breath a sigh
at his funeral.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
EeonamK Of FalNniHg Hoes.

TIE following experiment in fat
tening hogs, with ground and uu-
ground corn, would seem las far as
Il solitary experiment can, TO settle
the question of economy as to the
best mode of feeding hogs. 1t il al
extract from communication in The
Patent Office Report, for lS50-'51
by MI. j. E. Dodge, Of Potosi, Grant
county, Wisconsin. lie says;
"In Oct. last, i selected from my
stock two pigs, Of the same size, and
apparently, alike thrifty; pne, how
ever. weighed 800 pounds, the other
247 pounds. Immediately after be-
ing weighed, they were put in apart
ments Of the same house, kept dry
and Karm, and fed with great care
for 40 days; then they we're again
weighed, and slaughtered. I'll e
heaviest was fed With corn meal,
mixed stiff with cold water; the 9TH
Ell with shelled corn, with plenty OF
pure water to drink. The one fed
with meal consumed j. 5 lbs, and
gained 50 lbs, live weight; the pork
weight after dressing, was 250 lbs.
The other ate sos lbs. Of corn, and
was found to haze gained 33lbs., live
weight, his pork weight being 23l
lbs. BY substracting the P orkI
weight from the live weight, the
amount of ofal is ascertained, which
in this experiment, proved fraction
less than one-flth Of the live weight
If one-fifth be deducted from the
amount each pig gained, we have the
true gain, in pork weight, produced,
which was 64 lbs for every 56 lbs.
Of meal, aud 5 lbs. for every SO lbs.
Of corn
1sThe pigs were a cross between
tbe Byefeid and Berkshire, the best
and most profitable bree eds the
corn, yellow dust, or Cleveland, a va
riety held in great esteem.
''Gain Of the hog fed on meal, GO /
4 corn, SO