The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25

wrhrtr OF This h,nn" bel, ngrd 20 that frat rnIty.
had just abstract d The bonnet from IL plac, ot
rep"sr, was In every sens of Ihr t,rm, wnlkIrg
off ~nh 1t, and ought To be gwen ino the cu~f"dy
/ OF The nehreS pulIct man. Fortunately, nuwrv'r.
NV Su-ann"h, who Is not dI-uuguI>he hv clos
ness al frasnnn9 or presence n mind r. Il, ct,d a.
II were BY Il ash Of Inspiration, that the brnnrt
might, hhv' been given away. Curl"us 10 -" T."
whom. she quIckr her srrps. oud drscrrlrd
! beneath 1t, an ancient lady of Ir"iI. bound
/ presence, in when (or my Susannnh h IS mn ~ y
she Instantly rcnsnlZtd Ihr lin MS oi I!p
Commissioner! T. grrlt pursuing rhIS dl>c"v' ~.
She, that very afternoon, tracked down an ancIrnI
gentleman in one OF the Comml> >sInnrrs hats
! Next day 'shr came upon the trail of tour stony
maldens, decorated with aIuhcIal flowers out ct
! the C"mmI>son' RS prrgur; and ihu- VI dug up
! the Com onrr's father and mother aud tour
! sisters, ho had been tor some wears >tcrertd ~
londgmgs round rh" corner, and never entered ID"
! Comu>sonrr's house -uve in th. dawn al m"rnl"g
and The shades OF evening. from that rlm'. i"fih
whenever my SuSHnnnh made a call at IN" t"m
mr>sI"uer's She always listened II, dn" r->!rp
/ or any slight preliminary SCI fiji ~ the H.
and hearing II, was DE- lighted To rema' k, The
family are here, and they haing irt J.
| | have never been personally acqu mn, & win
any gentleman who kept his nothrr.rrs-law III ne
kitchen, in the u.s. tuI Capacity of COX; br hn.'
heard OF such II god "a Il, r,N. | nc
| i'lStu III tlt W use NI Rtu''c I'uN tIItHS ~
! he widow, wh" had four prrtty chhr, n, AID m4h
| be "ccas s"uhils "vfrl' c"arcIng an "hocur'
non IN Il SIt' we'd wHi>'r"al vino appear 20 =
confined III some PIT helrw h. lrund .'I4n% b
house, where he c"ndrmned Ic h. aiw v
! cleaning knives. On" day the smallest nt to-.
| chIldr' cirPr int" my room, and SAID Pn"''nG
! drwn~nrd wtrh ltIe churb> Fl ger, ID AZ til!
| IT. ! and vanished up'n,.
One uh.r branct OF IN. smuggling trad
! nIUu> a word ii uupUii n q nciud Nj
! fI"nd ol rrisnj~ IN my b chthr days. htc IN n.
tr'tHh "t the nous" w'''n got marrI- 4. til l.
our AnirIl : gnh-i,th.r; An,eIIr h"tng til. eldest
| ol oar CHI ru5s. Through upwa,,Is -. Icn years
hr Wa back kWardS and t,rnar'S At our huUS' tar
or iuur times k, a,d always tound his knltr
aud fork rrndy for hrm. VIVA, my ast"ul.h-
coming home day to fad Susannah
SUI k upon the nll cloth in the ball. holdIng her
br'w wilh both hands. and meeting my grZe.
| when admitted myS' if with nay latch key. in
dI>IracI, manner! .'SuSannah!'' - | Exclaimed
'.whar has happen"d! - She merely i ,cuIa'+d,
"Larver"-thaI b ing the name of the trend in
question. "Susannah!' said |, 50 hat OF Larver?
| Speak Has he with any accldenti IL b" I'll
| Snsnnnnh replied family, "Mnrrird-m"rried b.
fore res" and would bave gone in'o hys-
teric~, bot tEal | make il rule never permitting
thar disorder und"r my root.
For upwards Of ten years MY bosom friend
Lrrvrr, in close conmunjcation With me- every
day had snusgIed wife Fl" had al the las CON
fd i the ruth 20 Su>annnh, and had pr scented
Mc>. L+rvor. There was no kind Of reason TOR
this that cnuI4 tint ont. Even Susannah
had doubt of til ng> bang all c"rr-ct H..
nad run" MIR. Larvtr iEt" lille c,,,tag, IN
IIrruord>hire md n"5ndy eyer knew why, or
viii know. In tact, believe here 30 Why
Ia j..
The mast astonishing part OF he matter i, that
have known other meu d" exactly the sam"
thing roulj Civ" III" names Of Il o'Z"n in foot
nnrp. il rhoa4ht i: righr.-U0"SehoM UQ'oS.
SWINE.--Mr J. Fl. Form N. of Chambers c"un-
ty, Alsbam., CORES ponder" of he P"rn' OIfic".
ui>hes the following iacrs in ref reno" TO III"
rtarIrg OF sw inc in that Slhtr:
N. Xl 10 horses aud mules, swine the most
profitable ANIMALS To raise IN this section. Ih"y
are more difficult 10 estimate IN c"n,equ"ncr OF
their nd. IS va1lety and diversity of treatment.
some attaining maturity al from Is la "a months
old. while others require from 81 I" SO months |
without producing the corresponding wrIgh's-
The average "xpruSe oi raising l. pr"hahiy 50, /
exclusive of mast and grass. Thtlr value y hru
slaughtered is from $40 10 Sl2 each. Voiy lev |
irnp"rlrd swine have found their way her nor
is ii n"ce>>ary they ADAPT tn m-etV's :" rAadi |
Iy to their circumstances of feed. &r.. varl'rIrs
can be muIripiIrd ad ihf"tt"m from the sam"
stock by selection and rI-almsn snt.
From Mr.. J, srph c. Orh. of Wab Sh county,
Illinois, the fol.owIng statement has ben rec wed
at this office.
Most farmers consider h,g< the most lndsp. u.
sable part OF their stock. Some lew gan largely |
bl raising them bur | sincerity n'iI"'r, Il al
:h" accounts were carefully balanced. III facts
would show heavy nnuu,' I">s t" IN pr"3ur"r
Our iarners are not yet properly fixed tr the pr'-
bic raising OF hogs. Too much corn Is led To
/ b. IN, and when they are II 'St brought int" IN a.
K :. generally at two years old, rh Ir h"nd> have