The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-20
TERMS, SI,5'.l0I.. 4 !.
The Speed Of the Horse.

pears 10 be atthe rate OF mile IN 4 minute
and half; nor few, if any horses, can retain
the full velocity Of this rate for even that :.
imc.! a mile has, howeye-. been fun as
New-Market in one inmate and four aud
half seconds. (No such thingl )--It is said,
but was never proved, that flying Childers'
did run ats New Market, enc nile in the
minute; certain it is that this celebrated
horse, when carrying nine stone, two pounds,
ran over the rcund-eourse, which is three
miles six furlongs and nintysthfee yards, in
six minutes and forty seeoads Bay Milton
ran four miles, at York, in seven minutess
ferty seconds and half. Eclipse also ran
the same distance, on the same course In
eight minutes, with twelve stones. The
most extraordinary instance on record Of the
stoutness, as wellas speed, efthe race horse,
was displayed in 1886, when Er.u Hulfs
| Huibbler,ran tYenty-three miles Fornd the
/ fat New-afarket, in flty-seven minutes and
| ten seconds. The speed of the grey hound
| and thai of, their race horse, but their powers
of ofeadurance at their utmost velocity arc
not equal to, his@s 10 a14 Yas 9ita41t ,.Aih
%, The race galIop fs,eFidently but q success
sion Of leaps, in which the fore-legs end
hand-legs start in pairs acting siRnultanez
ously. The hand-galop is not So rapid q
movement, in ii the rightle legssarei little in
advance OF their fellows. Il iss well ascer-
! tanned that's a horse can never pass ationee
from state Of rest into the gall6p of full
speed, but most begin with the handsga3ep,
and cunning Jockeys sometimes derive profit
from wagering with the nnwaryya tfIaeaae
horse shall be found to.gailop one hundred
yards While a man runs fifty, the two starts
together, In this the man 5iss sure of atbe
race, for the horse has, not time enough TO
acquire the necessary momentumi as he
would do the race were a hundred and iIfs
tyyaras gg b ba4g Lsgo'Ins .tJ7gsa
One, Of the most extraordinary featssi
the way ofexpEess riding performedin metlh
ern times, was that of q boy of hfteenS
Fredrick Tyler who conveyed, from bIent-.
gomery TO Mobile, eaews Of the tmo days
battle, fought between the armies of thes
United States and Mexico, IN the sdlnaneks
Of 1915, The. distapce oRe hundred and
ninety miles,awss accomplished in thirieen
Hhours, and during the. enlireInight thetEbog
caught and saadled his horses noneI Of WHICH
: were in readiness AS lhelWas net Iopked for
by those who, had ;tAe horses in charge Il
"A bet against time waslwonln judy la45.
By an arab horye at Bungalor. sinithe
Presidency of Madras to run four hundred
/, miles in four consecutive days, Mn. Fraaer
relates in his Tartar Journeys, I ai sstll
more striking instance Of the spec and bota
EN- of the Arab; a horse Of that breed cars
ried him from Shiraz, to Teheran FIVE hun.
, dred and twenty7two miles, in six daysSre
manned three at rest, weat back,in, 1--WE days,
nine ,at Shiraz, and returned again to Te-,
. heran N seven days., Ah!notherrhigh blood
! ed Arabian carried Mr. Frazer from Tsherant
!, to,Coon, eighty-four miles in about ten hours
: A courier whom Major Keppal fell, in with
! between Kermanshaw and Hamaden, spla-
: ces one hundred and twenty miles distant
from each other, pei formed that journey over
+. a rugged mountainous track, in little more
than twenty -four hours; and the next morn
i ing sat oil on the same horse for Teheran,
30 two hundred miles fartlcr, expecting. 70
/, reach it on the sccQna day,---7-4lrehqs9e. 81.
Tue RIcuEsr MINE,-TIh manure applied
, to the soil Of England amounts 10 three ,hpnr
e dred millions Of dollars; being more than
E the value Of lhe whole u its foreign COM
y mcrcc; yet the grateful soil Yields back with
/ interest all that is thus hyishel upon it,
v And Sc it would do here if We would only
trust the. soil with any portion Of our capital,
: But this Te rarely do, A farmer who
a makes any money, spends itpot in his bu-
G sincss. but in some other, occupation, He
O. buvs more land when he on hi 10 bur smore
manure; or Ire, P5lts. out his money in sppse
joiat stock company, TO convert sunshine
: into moonshine-or he buys shares in some
? gold or leads mine; Rely upon it.. our
Il richest mine is the barn-yard, and whateYer
. TEN mptahons stocks Or shares may offer. the
n best Investment for farmar - live stoeh
. and PlloY ShaFes, So gtteef4f90r,, laa y4s
e tnsx6oAE FOR swrNR.. R..-It il not pefhapl
" General Known chat one of the best articiei
J 1iat can be given to SWINE while III prepara
. ration for tfieitdb, isteoimor charcoal I'll
: nutti I've properties are ~ great that TIE
u have sub Astca on. II S9tfout other food fo
r weeks to9e;her.a GdGyea coniind 40. As 10 de
.e1 prye them Of motion, an 4 fSticned on tire,
81 taraihs ofcotn p6r f,ty, AMI as much c6al a
tbay can devo1rt, ha4s become "a, IN eigll
q dars. The ahe4aeafs 7y6taeiotfSfya +afteT \
Z llttBe time iii IL r'never'sit 4 whife he ia
!. a eo6a sarrlS. It'sh63ad aiNasa be keptf
II tld sey and b. fe pt6 tie inmates fegdiaff
I, IKE ail etlfeF to5I biAo@ bH3t 'ft i1.sF s7si''
n IA SsesRr FOR II ARaGR's w IFss4-4N BIZ
,.d the mstlAlg Of your cows islgoing nng =,
! YOUR d ans 6e'placedf,in ake'tlescf boilin
i waief. EuTd thassailk into onelpf, thespaH
WI taken from tl;ekettle, and cover the s8ni
; a ;tl n Il aflnr af TIE bo. mans, andd uxaetsa.