The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
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The Shahtrs.0f L o. yi3age, IN Naf' I
ZEN county, have Ene herd Of Du hams
which / visited. embracing in The number
some. sevealy head Of Pute Peagees- &
Fhei,. oat.le ranse, are abaat t3e incest (
,hinss Of Ire hind to be found ont Of Ken /
lucky, and one rho bas sp'ha iealaess
a. have for The pastoral regions as Fay
ette and Boalbon. einnot otherwise than
feel apergsrlly at hopeY shile gazing upon /
the castle aud lands Of this singular Efoth-
srhoOd. Ba, good herds and goOl blue
srassoastures abAupi 10 oil this part III
Ohio. Iseek 10 give no further details, !
however, my objec, in speaking Of Nj. Cor
m.ns herd so particularly having been sim |
ply 10 show our good friends, the ceulv
Prince Of KentSeky, single ex,mple Of
What "Young AmeFica" is doing over herr
in Ohio in their own peculiar line which
as vet, they gre without successful rivals
Gompe,aively fs : pe'sop' 10 our 5 ate
and not q great many in this. are aware Of
tha great improvement which has been
made within few ye@s in Ohio in the.
number and quality Olive stick produced
here. But progressiq this department OF
human exertion here, has kept full pace
with the wonderful develo ment OF this
sreat State in other respects. For more
than a quarter Of a century Pickaway, Mad
isoa and Darby Plains hase been celeora-
ted Far their natural nea4ows and good
cattle; and. for nearly an equal length oi
time, Highland, Licking and Is few other
angle counties, have enjoyed almost equal
celebrity IN the same department OF agri-
cultural thrift. But it is within compara'
tiyely a few years only thai all parts oil The
State have gone to work ipdnstriou'iy and
enerretically to improve the breeds OF then
cattle and establish herds of commanding
yenutation. Aud that this is done now, Is
owing ina great measure, if not chiefly
have no doubt to legislation favorlng the
establishment ofagricultural societies IN al
the counties. In Kentucky. some objection
"a good deal, indeed-has been made
10 The ''springing up" Of numerous county
.oc;a,;as. hut | have never believed tha
these associations could be too numerous
and hail with pleasure the organization
If ererv new one established. Their mul
kiplic ty may 10 some extent lessen the I'M
,ortance of the few old and excellent SO
eieties upon which now 'all eyes are fixed
at least once year. but their local benefit
will far outweigh any more general disad
yantages of this sort
Some Of the readers Of the Courier-an
it has zaany among the ock breeders o
Neptucky--niey be interested in a wide
survey than l h}ye given in the eAorts no'
making in Ohio in the business of cattl
raisina. Wheat and wool have hi'her;t
been Tie great staples Of the State. leavin
out Of view the hog and its cousin, whisky
both the product Of Corn. But hereafter
and that not many years hence, The Stat
@ill be as distinguished iof lss 3efus
Darhan. Dsyoa, and other. thorough bre
cattle, as it's now ior us hocAs =, s'iae
and fields Of wheat, Meh o. lSnueu es'a'
and peeuniaIy resources are at the prese'
SING embark'ng eher5e'io@''s 'n'o 'A' II.
aess Of cattle rgisins' ana ia'ii''S A :
ly throughout the a'a'e arc e''S'''"s :"
iitynRa9n" IRON then' ln's os'uS ~ 90
neesly every farmer IN Qnlo oelns AZ iea'
well TO DO and AMBITIOUS .. fiVSn'"s
neishP"rs the result c N pc l9sSSseH "'s'
oat difficulty
Qneaf the earliest communities n ~
noted for its good stock was that OF Ackl. XII
county, near the centre OF tne n'a'e' 7
forts TO breed sool oa'ue y lhis coan
date as fer back as the feriol q u
Patton importation lhto heasuoAs :
IN the OASIS theh la'u' snp e's'i ~"
was built IN l3l8'2E, oy introducing d"
crossing some OF the oest ISSUE 9 lien'
Glay's lmportaaoas O lolo-lo. ooh
tsp or twelve years af'efwsfds "u ,n'rolu'
don was made ot some o. 'he oesS oiool
the Darhams taal hsd osea imported io
England INTO stlola @liey' gh''H Y,
carefully crossed YIN tne eA'suns A.eu ~
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