New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
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debt gratitude they George Washington for the in
PRODUCTION Of mules into general Use FOR farm purposes
Previous 10 l7s3 there but very few and those o,
such inferior order TO prejudice farmers against the
as unfit compete with horses IN work upon the road
farm Consequently ere good .cks and dis
position to increase the stock bat Washington bee ,me
cony WINGED that the Introduction of mules generally among
Southern planters would prove Ia them great blessing
tb.y are less liable To- disease and longer lived and work
upon shorter feed and much less liable 20 be Injured
BY careless ants than horses
AS soon as became known abroad that the ustrious
Washington desired stock his Mount Vernon estate With
mules the King Of Spain sent him <ck aud -nnies
from the roy stables and Lsy cite anoth lack and
iennier from the Island Of MLts
The first Of grey color sixteen hands high heavily
made and Of sluggish nature. lie named Royal
GIFT The other called the Knight OF Malta hs was
about As high but lighter made back color AID 1.-the and
fiery even 10 ftTOcty
The two different sets II sumsls gave him the most ia
vorsb- opportunity If making nprov by cross-
breeding the result Of which favore jack which he
calico Conn ouud because be- psro,k Of 81 points in
both of the original jacks. Tne General bred his boiei
10 these Jacks even taxing those from hs family
coach tor that purpose and produced such superb mile
tlst he country al agog To breed If the sam
sor aud they so,n became quite common. THIS tue
origin of mules ia the United states, about SKY Ave
years the first now some
Royal Gin be found in Virginia, and the great benei.
arising from their introduction - the country
upon aimos; every cultivated southern
States Notwithstanding tie enormous increase, Of late
YEAR, srsug from systematic course Of breeding in the
Notl States tor the NJGh,u market mules were never
valuable than az present READY Of sale At
ln,es
1Hf Isl or WOOD GssI, GtHs.>s 1t IS q well kno IN
fct th ab,u. yer, ago Dr. Peter Kor in Nuuish
inverted this KIND of sas tor -ht but, ora,r make 70
practicable ty suitable apparatus be invited o. share ia
hs invention Mr.. l. H. Bre,,.ch au emin-1t p-.c. sl
oheus IN Au-sbsrg % 40, tie merit J., da- of bavn:
brou,l, 1t t. general ia many c-s oI Germany .na
Switzerland.
Mr. Brei.sch published report IN The Ar-aur- 4. go
Iihg # Ma l.- WA h we r .asl4;1 IS 10 are
iormec HAT one % tle Inventors all shorty s.s our
oouLty n orcer TO introduce tAs new MEANS OF LlmuA
ton lie writes follows
Atl.s It il beyond cavH that Wood G,s can De sup
lhed and used IL the largest seal. HI s-e, "f Bay
Teuih Ia large city 300 Bavaria lighted WIKI t1l; g..
and e,e witnesses from al parts OF The country confirm
:. uimousy that ~ tfiarcy Is FIR superior 10 cod
HoW greater certainly be- acquired by pno;one-
trcafE iion evident that neither oil
many anvsutages IL o,irr 10 consumer. The enst ~ ofs
light solely 4 be- l-l chemical purity. For nv
inv ese slious hes B,yrtuth have iu,i- vel OF
burstHs fhotoIn = a. % oE1.aAry .ghi. as I'D
former invest gsons alta arg WITH 60 &C fand
AZ average a. TIE resctoi = experiments on different
day df-r-ut hours OF The cav tla uLoe- 4 pres.
and with a breadth lame
lines and consumption Of Gas Of I'VE feet per hour Is
$40 power Of Tx produces while ga under tie
coLCtOns yielis only 10 - ghi p0 Tor private
consumers may be agreeable 20 Dc informed that with
tat burners. consuming 10 cubi fret per hour they
have -Lt power OF - TO- and with ~ cuo.c i--t
Der lour li.ht power Of am convinced tia, vi b
moTe orabe form the burners wood gss ~0a
give It'll better result II j. worh in-uirins that q
gss % nv improved manner u mLuUfaCturng does MT
suffer in il quality by keeping in the Us r-sery
though particular care Is no; observed ~ deco mp '>on
relaxation tALe place the cass a. 81 lnca.
account oi the MANUFACTURED noi having much e1e -ccs
EN Ell after tlTee Gays found y OEl perfect
stats as Il AS freshly made. BY experience / ave
r.ut1 90 AVOID Others u The f-n-- toy
insianee the adhesion Of WAter-aad thus the EQUITIES
Ia The way Of introducing wood -, the lars-.t Ale
Concerning the expense refer 20 different sa,enl-nt.
have made publicly different occasions. Every one wn0
cAn understand WILL b e.sly convinced Of the si
vsuiAg-s 81 vc1d sss even personal interest prevents
hun ron AoAuovi'cglls IT,
FuE LrrElA-A company o.: r,s .i-sut colo-s5 len &.
IN e. d form st0u l-ln>t lyanIA with q y.-E oi
I'll grating 70 Liberia win ;he.r families, starting either
FIN PnL.celptN 90 N-e lcrk during IL s91r1l Q ~
slumn TWo cele1aes sent oui b. tl- colr- Dc, he d.
i.srtu; sections a.: tl- >t4is-krv MLn...s and NJ
Charles D,puti--Lsse visited The Lev R-putlc an .
bru b; back favorable reports al they Az the leaders
II TIE organization AccorciI o. r. Cg..i-f,lJs
Hrsl they 5eth practical u-l. - wei as m-n oi
Li,l gelcr AID I.-ty alc Lave large ami Respectable
zu.li-s e.--"''A.ie Fi'4e!- A4 lr-l-ro-s frI-n-s-
D,prts e icu lie lisa ss-oa ol The safe All h.s
frstu. education l mechanic aud Uschini.i lie
f,u ralv OeslEI &C O. seize the s.. I.l rr- r-r
the az IL he trst great wa-- a3l-t ~eor, or Fen-v-
i've niles froll Lroyl- -l-lsAlou. i--. l- bead.
TIM ard ahiul cs,r,. sl they wr1l Eks e. s.. VIA
their families some tine u November next
N,.stcprsrrrs GEsEElr As,lclsrIoy - IS bosvc7--
e'usc ia sessions s, Yarmouth on Ttrr.ssv and s5
urued Among the be- mess 90 general interest ransact-l
va the oloEin- lie General association of CalruA
IVES received i.-o fellowship and c0u->pnc1rn-- Rev
Emer-ou DAVIS, ID II unanimously Reelected >e.re,l-
n OF The General Association Tor TIE ue1t three years
rssoluton adopted comuf'ding the C0ngre- k.ond
Library Association the sitslnoa Of ministers nd i,
men al tie d-uounsion vJted a. nole the ne Il
ue@tu Il FAn k.yer in the ChUrch OF Bsy Thzr-t1n
tBcs.ol Aas