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BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofall kinds.
He will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma Landing, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds of Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Woed, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &C., &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
OF Letters and small packages confded to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. Ice.
feb l3-tf
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Il gents Wanted.

We have for sale the celebrated PACIFIC OCEAN
GtlANO. similar 10 that sold by last season. and
which gave such great satisfaction.
CAN( ERINE or FISH MANURE.-A full sup
rly of this and valuable article, which call
the alteniOG OF Farmers.
NO. ] GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANO
constantly on hand and for sale the lowest rates.
ALLEN a. NEEDLES,
no. % S. Wharves and 80 s. Waterst.
FIRST store above Chestnut ST., Phila.
6-Farmers load at the Water ST. front. and avoid
the crowded wharf jy30 3m.
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JOHN WIN. GUIREY &CO.
BANKERS.

Removed tc No. Ga South 4th st., phi1adelphis,
Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold and Silver
Coin. and all uncurrent Bank Notes, purchased al The
best rates.
Exchange on all available points in the United States
Tor sale COLLECTIONS made with promptncss and SET
tied at current rate Of Exchange without charge ex
cept when at par.
Upon Time and Call Deposits, such interest will be
allowed as the state OF the money market warrants
Foreign and American Com furnished for shppina
and custom hOnse purposes,
Exchange available any where in The British King.
dom: eight or sixty days. in sums of I'll and upwards
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HOLD AY GIF [ S,
A Christmas Present Tor all, at J. IHNNI
.JEFFERSON'S, opposite the Bank,
s.'' SMYRNA Del.

A Christmas present lOE dlis al De 1AHA'e~
.JEFFERSON'S, opposite the Bank,
Smyrna, Del.
J. II. J.. begs leave to inform his customers
and the public generally, that he has Just open
ed choice and elegant assortment OF Goods,
suited to the holidays, embracing articles of
taste, fancy and utility, which have been select
I'd expressly for the retail trade. His stock
embraces every style and variety ct Dress
Goods, ShawIs, Linens, Boots and Shoes, Yam
kee Notions, and in fact every article you can
possibly ask for; all of which will be. sold at
the lowest rates for cash or Country Produce.
To OUR PATRoNs, we return thanks for past
fayors, wishing them long lives of health,wealth
and gladness. and hoping they will remember
that we continue to sell as cheap as ever, and
'''. - Not stay away,
1t being our pleasure to sell, and theirs to pay
or Don't forget. Henry JefersOn's, op-
p .steihe Bank; at the sign of the Little Red
Flag. ..... wax. ..
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cpEAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

MEWRHONs
'',''is1' S,xpsoNyrLLE, Shelby county, ky.,l
-' .'s3,d March 80, 1855. s
..srhs German Bitters give general satlsiac-
siou and herewith hand you certificate Of .ai. mn
Morton Berkley. a respectable farmer OF 'ni'
r'sssrsosvnLE, KY, March 80, ls55--Dear
CT wonld ipform you that have been at
Ss s;e,ed ,or - several years with Dyspepsia. in a
aggravated FORM for which used ',ha, ssros So
s.a.. ~, ~aEee From the various testlmo.
d's aals y favor of Hooaand's German Bitters,
~. a'' induced IA 70 try them, and now state with
ps..afs that saraagh shsi. use am sn9gss
better health than have DONE me y, R;teqs yess' 70 ali
,asctss ul,h that terrible disease.a1 90 3 na
" Respectfully, yours, 49, Z 2 80,
saess u ssff Fs si.sst,.s N>f~'~T I'lia saNsf4A
To Dr. C. Jackson, tlsasfia8ea sesa. .Usi4ei
See advertisement. bt-a & A---.----- A-.-----
.eifIfsff ti -
Ion PRINTING neatly executed a1 thh
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JUST ABOUT!-
r1sErs fer the HOLIDAYS

A fine choice of Gold Pens, with Gold Cases,
from $3.50 10 $3.50.
Gold Pens with extension cases (SiIver), a
good article, $l.5D. "a 81 '+air 81"
SaversCard Cases. $3.50. =
Fine Pearl Port Monnaies, SIZE. e..ii 'lA.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
God and Silver Hunters cases. d. ...
Silver Levers, as low as $500.
Aehoice lot of Eight-Day and Thirty
(iniaid with Pearl) CLOCKS; also, Gothic,
Spring and Weight ditto.
A fne selection of Ear Rings, Finger-klngs,
Brea stpins, &C., low for cash.
dl7. ID. II. fhh'ooNo'-ag y
0A7- Store on Main ST.. Smyrna. ai
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3 HAYDOCK q FIDLER. No. IL South Second
IA II street, Philadelpbll, Dealers in Watches.
sAA1a Jewelry and SIlverwarc have on hand S4O,0OO
worth of the very best
Gold Levers. iull jewelled, l6 carat cases, $500
Gold lluRlIng Case, full jeweled levers, SO %
Cold Lepne Watches 1000
Silver Levers, full jewelled 1000
Silver Hunting Case. full jeweled, 1900
Silver Lepine Watches, 500
Aud some still cheaper than the above, and large
assortment Of Jewelry of every description fine and
CHEAP and as good assortment OF Silver and Silver
plated ware as can be lomd in Philadelphia, all OF
which we will sell low Persons wishing to purchase
any article in our Inc will do well 10 give us call
and examine stock before purchasiLg elsewhere
as our m0tl0 rs sell quick and cheap" ~ B.-Re
member. No. IL South Second street, Philadelphia.
declU,' 'l6-lY -
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THE RUSSIAN WAR.

ILTE have just published new edition of this
Wy, popular and spleabe work, and can now sup
ply our Agents and Canvasscrs without delay.
Besides complete History Of The War. e includes
ii etches Of sCHAMYL, the Circassian Chief, ard
other distinguished characters; also descriptions OF
RUSSIAN SOCIETY and GOVERNMENT, &c
&c, making one of the most Interesting works ever
Duh she'd II is beautifully illustrated with fine t,nt
ed plates and bo und in the best manner. We send
specimen copy with particulars NJ agency To any par
oil the United States free Of postage, oa receipt Of the
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher
No 4S North Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa
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MiddIetOwM Academy.
MIDDLETowN, DELAw

nTI,,, 1Ity.1H11 O 4'i 1OELA " AIIE,
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, Principal,
Assisted By Thoroughly qualified Teachers.
VIE Winter Session of 81 weeks will commence
Ir on the hrst Monday of November.
lhe Aonrse OF Instruction includes all The usual
branches OF solid English Education NTH Ancient
and Modern Languages, Music DRAWING &,c xc
Expenses for Winter Session, Ss5 or SO will moter
ave chaIges lot German, Fren IA. Music or Drawing
polht oi location 1t Is believed that but few places
oHer equal advantages. ConV enience of access hv
railroad combined with sufficient retirement for oue,
study and mental Improvement 40'''
Students frOIn distance board with the Prinrinol
and are constantly under his supervision.
For parlIculIrs Or references address The pr;,;oI
as above. sonto 81 l"''
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Very Valuable LAND.

THE undersigned will offer at public sale, at Wood
i worlh's Hotel. in the Town Of GreenshUrough,
Md, at o'clock, p. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,, The I7ih
Of DECEMBER, instant. q valuable Trac: Of LAND
(being a part of the farm which he now resides)
situated in the Isl Election District Of Caroline coun-
y, Maryland: miles from the to vn of Greensboro;
miles from the Maryland and Delaware Railroad
and containing 81 ACRES.
About 60 acres of the above Tract are finely TIM
BEREU-Ihe balance cleared. Ike arabic land is OF
good quality. easily improved and admirably adapted
stsSssssz TO the growth of Corn, Wheat, Oats. Nc
MS,ii. The improvements consist ni a Dwelling
Aiil House, Corn Crib. Granary and Sablcs-all
A~a--~ new, cnnv enienI and in good order.
The Terms VIII be made accommodating to the
purchaser. =
dlO-Is WM M. DAY.
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a. HA ER NH @@ for Sal

F va LIE N u @B for Sale.
rI,HE undersigned offers at Private Sale, TWO
Il FARMS, each containing 2l2 ACRES, with I'm!
provemenls all and in good order, rear the Town
Of fGreensbfough Md, within short distance OF the
MARYLAND and Delaware Railroad. and near navigs.
tOn. Each Farm has an abundance Of TIMBER on
it, These Farms will be sold on reasonable and ac-
commOdatiRg terms Further particulars made known
by application 10 the subscriber. .is., i.... . ...
}. l.. LOBSTEIN, ..t
dec3 3m 49, e Greensboruugh, Md
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Registers Office.


Dover. Kent County, November 25, 1856
UPON the application Of George " .Cummins, Daniel
Cummins and David J. Cummins. Admr's of DAVID
CUMMINs, late of Duck Creek Hundred in said county
deceased 1t ord cred and directed by the Register
that the said administrators give notice el the grant
ing Of letters Of administration upon the estate Of The
sad deceased, by causing advertisements be posted
within forty days from the date of such letters, six
of the public places Cf the county OF Kent re-
quirng all persons having demands against the estate
10 present the same, abide by Act of Assembly
in such made aud provided. And also cause the
same TO be inserted IN The Smyrna Times" news
paper published in Smyrna, Delaware and in the
- Delaware State Reporter r." newspaper published
in Dover, Delaware. and continue therein eight weeks
,,ll.yI. Given under the hand and seal Of office
SMN@I. Of the Register aforesaid. at Dover. Kent
:AAWxN< county aforesaid, the day and year above
R-w. REYNOLDS Register.
NJ OF E.-The undersigned, Administra
In tors, named above. hereby give notice that
letters of administration granted TO them on the
25th day of November, 1885, all persons therefore hav
ing demands against the deceased estate, will presen
the same, properly aItested on before the 25h day
Of NOvt mber, 1857, or abide by law in ,hs behalf
..t.. Is. GEO w. CUMMINS,
DANIEL CUMMINS,
'.-- DAVID J. CUMMlNS.
noy2S.8V 49, t-...f Administrators
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SIX .cENTs REWARD.

: JOHN COLEMAN, an indentured appren-
ticeI to the Carpentering Business, aged 10
years. ran away from The subscriber ogthe l3ih
inst. All perssnsare forbid llarboring or trust,
ing him. on my account, as will pay no debt q
bis contracting. The above reward wlll be
pa n to any one returning sad Bgy.,sllsqus slsgi
sldec 24-lta siaiss. ALEX. IA u MPHREYS.a a
fah4hEf FttDt .agasl
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On Saturday, the Third Day Of January, 1851,
'asHARPAR. 81 BROTHERS, NEW YORK.
Will issue the first Number ofa Weekly. News,
-.ss. paper, to be entitled, q a''''A .
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CHEAP PAPER HANGING
And Window Shade DeDOf

E. E. MARSTON, Of Phila., having taken
the house recently occupied by Doct. Jas. H.
Thomas, next door TO Carr's Confectionery, on
Commerce street, SMYRNA, Del, would re-
spectfully inform the citizens of said town and
surrounding country, that he is prepared to exc
cute Paper Hanging, in all its various branches,
neatly, Gxpcditiously and cheapiy.
A good assortment of PAPER may always
be found on hand, at from 12II cts. upwards
4 large and varied assortment of Plain, Fancy
and Gilt Window Shades, together with The
necessary Fixtures. Also, Fireboard Prints,
Paper Curtains, and Paper for Front-door Win.
dows.
A call is respectfully solicited.
f. E. MARSTON,
ocl. Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
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Farmers in this Ncighborhood,
Growers of Wheat and Rye, use LEINAU'S
Super Phosphate OF Linn.
you wait heaVy crops; or
keInaIE'S American FerfiISxes.


THESE valuable Manures have been used for The
Il past SIX yeats successfully Tor the Grain and o.
baceo Crop in Virginia. Pennsy Ivania, New Jersev
Delaware. Maryland an! the Islands of Bermuda and
BarbadOes barrel ESQ lbs sufficient for an acre
OF land The above Fertilizers are composed OF relia-
bic Chemical Elements, which largely increase the
Crop and improve the SOIL doubling The "alue of the
Land Price of the Phosphate Of Lime, is $40 ton,
Nlirogcnt $50 the American Fertilizer S25 per TN
or S33O barre 81 % Keg ALSO every variety OF
GUANO, pure Land Plaster, Pot Ash Nitrate of soda
Bone Dust, Powdered Charcoal, &c.
GEO. A LEINAU. Proprietor
- No. ~ South Front 81 eet
"oous % g, GehVefed lroc "l charge. PhIlada, Pa.
" TO wholesale Dealers, liberal discount
Pamphlets IN the English and German Languages
graus 'Tders ut distance. Cash accompanying or
Draft, promptly attended to 10y
q. A. LEINAU, Proprietor.
PhIlad'a. Pa.
NB.-DIPLOMAS have been a v arded from the
PennsylvanIa Agricultural SucieIy New York Crvs.
tai Palace Association and New Jersey State Agrcul
tural Society. anglo 3n
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PROCLAMATION.

TO ALL whom it may. concern, notice is hereby
given That il any person persons shall be engaged
concerned in firing gurs, pistols orEfreworks, or
in making throwing hre-bas.iOr making bonires
or sporting in anyway detrimental the welfare oil
this community, within the limits Of the Town of
Smyrna, during the coming ChristDas Holidays They
shalt he arrested prosecu ed and punished the 10
All citizens are earnestly solicited to cooperate
with the Town Authorities, snppressing the above
acts and in maintaining that harmony and good order
which invariably characterze all wellregnaled com
munities. ~ !. it..l' 't..,.... q -
N. B-A sufficient Police will be engaged TO patrol
the streets during the nights Of the holidays. 5'
Is,..t L -...s = M GREEN, 49, l .
..s, ,.i VIM. III. BAGGS, - -. I.
H.. 70, :f/la,Igsa d .5.a- Justices Of the Peace.
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FARM at PUBLIC SALE.

T ANNk "S S1 &hS SAs~6zu
sss.s VIE subscriber will offer at public vendue
SEi,,I on SATURDAY, the 3d Of JANUARY
BIHiii 1857 at the Hotel of +. FOxweli. in Smyrna
-~1- at O'Clock. p. NJ. his valuable FARM sI ua-
ted two miles from the 'r0wn of Smyrna and on the
road leading from Parsons Hill 10 the Stale road lead
ing To DOver-ihe Railroad running IhrOugh the Farm
and within two hundred yards Of the dwelling. The
Improvements consist OF Brick House and Kitchen.
with The necessary OuLBuildngs, i'll moderate cOndi-
ton. Sand Farm adjon< lands 0 james w. Spruance
Thlghman FOxwell aud others, cOntlims lO3 ACRES
more or less ii OF which are N0Jdlamd-and has ON
it n Young PEACH ORCHARD OF $50 chOice Trees
and II variety Of other Fruit Trees. The location is
enleni to schools ch arches and mills.
Terms made known on day of sale
For further particulars, apply 10 the Undersigned
on the premises.
dl01W HENRY d. SCOUT
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g WATCHES, JEWELRY,
ssasM AND
s-.4 STT,V Err w A r. E..

Fine Jewelry, Silverware, Vestand Fob Chains,
Gold. Silver aud Steel Spectacles, together
with rich assortment of Ladies' Jewelry, of
the best style and finish-all of which will be
sold at City Retail Prices.
Having just replenished his stock from one
Of the best Jewelry Establishments in Phila-
delpha, he feels confident that he can please
all who may give him call, both in regard to
quality and price.
rr CLOCKS, Watches and Jewelry, care
fully REPAIRED, and all warranted to give
satisfaction. f.-
"a He keeps, also. on hand, an assortment o
~ Drugs, Chemicals and Medi-
49, cineS.
~. P.~MANSFIELD, Smyrna, Del.
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wiImingtoa. oe22.'56

so IN UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND and
.;r.r.al satisfaction is evidence OF unexaul-
'an's u,"s ..,ar;, then isiPASCHALLS GREAT
EVER PlrS snd AGUE MIXTURE the recognized
..na-sekeowIedged- ~ remedy in all countries
- ,h;s Disease prevails. So astounding IS
~ swHIhqh I,horouqh and searching efficacy that at
g, S,.aa,an delaware, three bottles actually Ell
ssrtsd 4 permanent cure in ne less than elgh.
soas ssss = See the evidence of its high merit
N the pamphlet on Chils and Fever 80 ~, e..
- 'A' rNf John H.. BEWLEY, Smyrna.
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.sep5.6n.

a1r COMPETITION AMI lis great meaning.-I have
r1t lad much to say isr several months past but now
rb. ,or,is must come up in good earnest need not
Isll YOU competition the ie OF trade. and T. carry
.nl I'M. principle AIN going into IL up to my BOUTS
In the first place Want 10 say little TO the shoe
dealers around the country; 1t Tell YOU genuemen'
rUa of YOUR trade has left your towns aud Is hnd
i,s ats Wat tn Wilmington, and particularly 10 hls
and Shoe sIUre you will say you are aware
l this IN a. aud you cannot see how lts Dut sucil
Is hs case and you use all SORTS OF sayings 70 dVet
ill.,. rails from this store. Now, what docs 1t amount
lof It IS wa tlIt are wrong, gentlemen ana not US
Ii yos hut buy your goods like We do in large quah-
ties for cash, and u ior cash oiy' theh you nist
have chance OF keepng your trade as we have Kept
,ur own and part OF yours Tor The last SIX years
Now I will tell you how we manage; Ytu are aware
,kerifTs sales are frequent IN both Phadelphla ana
E,lmore and on these occasions We have friends on
Issd with the cash. ready pick all good bargains
,f Roots and Shoes both great aud SMALL ana we Na
riably have our share in these bargais We buy Inc
goods low and sell them low ior easn, al Inc smaes,
rrolit and thereby avoid making debts. lhus u Is
can sell cheaper than you who buy yoI SOOls ana
Shoes long credit IN regular way ana seIl lne
xrentcr part Of them upon credit and by THIS means
yea are obliged sell Tor large make lot pau
,,iebts saw 10 yOu dealers. can sell you Boots and
Shoes 1t wholesale that you can sell al Iela al the
tasxe prices as we d. and yet make proht ana men
yon can keen yvur moneyed customers al home al
ian th.I ,n 9. 10 Philadelphia and buy my Boots and
Shoes in a regular way. from JODbers' you can pny
them as cheap as can; but that Is not the way u
tell you, do, thai sell at retail aaies Ihick solS
.r.lt healed Bootees for X cents pair. and men
Lnyegxed. doublesoIed Boots for only 81 so per pair
good srtlce al that and other kinds OF Boots ant
ssos saually ascheaL, you will aay they never were
made Cor thai and they cannot be bought for that and
in raunot Le so and to turn it off call me humbug
YstIt is really and Jour good people have iouns
itout long ago. That is the reason ~hy 50 many Q
,,heu nave come to this cheap Boot and Shoe store 10
their Boots and Shoes this last six years Gentemen
read and ponder you that are IN want OF gooo a.
s,ock Of Boots and Shoes Give Us a cali: at NO.
We,t second street. sign Ofthe large Black Bootwher
ahere Is fine pickings in these dlggmgs; ,,,crx
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

-
- q NEAR MILFORD, DEL. ~
TNIIE subscriber will expose to Public Sale, on
Il THURSDAY. the 25th Of DECEM MBER, Instant.
al O'Clock, p. NJ. at Tmnins Horel III Milford. Del.
re not previously sold at PRIVATE SALE, his valu
able Farm, adjoining said town.. The r[
q NJ va H% NE
tsse. contains2I5 ACR ES of LARD-6O Of which
Ss$@are well sci in Hickory, White and Black Oak
~IIMBER; 10 in heavy Pine Timber. suitable
= for fencing; and the balance is arabic. in good
ullivatiOn, and divided into five fields which have
been recently we'll lined
4gR11=n The improvements consist of a large and
8Niin comfortable Frame Dwellings, large Barns
NIi Siabling for twelve horses, good Carnage
House, and all other necessary Out-B1ildings
There is. also, large and productive Apple Orchard
on The farm, The location is very desirable, being
within half mile Of Milfsrtl one of the best Gram
Markets in the State-eonvenient 10 churches and
schools and having the advantages of excellent society
County Road runs nearly through the Tract, and
would make two beautiful Farms-being very suscep-
uble of division. ..-.t F.. 81.
31r Title indsputable, and possession given imme-
diately. if desired.
For further particulars, inquire of JOS S. LoFLAND
on the premises; CHAs. III. b. DAY. Magnolia Kent
county, DEL, or address the undersigned.
.a = -, ~. + JOSEPH DAY,
dl0-ts ~ Vernon, Del.
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s. M FISHER. WIN. DENNEY, JAMES r. CLEMExTs
WIZ. CUxMINs, WIN. c. ELIAsON, PETEH Cam, an
ENocH SPRukscE, COMMISSIONERS.
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Drugs & Medicines i'm the town.

fiIs connection with the best wholesale houses in
Philadelphia enables him to purchase goods 'ueh
favorable terms TO compete with any other in 'he
trade. All articles sold by him will be warraned-
Upon these grounds he respectfully soicits share of
the public patronage which. by strict personal aiten-
tion TO business and disposition TO accommodate. ii
shall ever be his study TO peserFe and appreciate
General Agent for all the popular Patent Medicines
which will be sold at reduced prizes.
9T Superior Burning Fluid anl Camphene; Segnrs
and Tobacco Of the choicest brands, constantly on
hand.
Palethorp's celebrated Fever and Ague Cure-no
cure no pay.
All orders correctly answered. and Physicians pre-.
seripiions carefully compounded.
Medicines can be had al all Eimes--day night
James II. Hoffecker,
.lNIf STORE on comrasfce st below Main
dl7S Smyrna, Del.
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JOB PRINTING neatly executed ~ 'A"
ONCE. gfasafls ss.s1sata 8 hn@ Z aHue e
zsa,IL.i,s9 ai eess
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08
farmer's department.
Fattening Animals.

The following hints on the subject, from
that valuable agricultural journal, the Albany
Cultivator, will be found of interest:
Substance in which the nutriment is much
concentrated should be fed with care There
is danger especially when the animal is first
put to feed, that more may be eaten at once
than the congestive organs can manage
NJ cal of Indian corn is highly nutrtive, and
when properly fed, causes animals to fatten
faster than almost any other food. They will
not, however, bear to be exclusively kept on
this article for any length of time. Meal
made from the heaviest varieties Of corn,
especially that grown in the northern and
eastern States, is quite too strong food for
cattle, sheep or horses to be fulfilled upon.
Hence one of the advantages of having the
cob ground with the corn, by which the
nutriment is diffused through greater bulk,
lays lighter on the stomach, and is more
thoroughly digested The effect of pure corn
meal on animals we suppose to be similar to
that sometimes produced on our own species,
! by the use of fine wheaton tlour-the subject
! becomes dyspcptic, and is forced to use bread
| which has the bran mixed with the -four. The
mixture Of the cob with the corn, answers
| the purpose of bran-the health of the
animal is preserved and the process Of di-
geston goes on uninterruptcdly. In fact,
| The advantages of grinding the cob aud corn
together for feeding cattle, NAV be said TO be
well established, For hogs the benefit of the
cob is not, we think so evident, those animals
appearing to be better adapted to taking
their nourishment in a concentrated form
than those which ruminate or chew their cud.
Yet food sufficiently bnlky TO effect the dis.
tension Of the bowels is necessary for bogs
.JJov or straw cnt into langths 50 short os
70 Inc readily miyed with meal answers a
gooJ nrrnoss in renderin~ the meal easy Of
| IIirostf;orf anj i, anahIins tho onimnj a.
o,;r,ct a., tho rntr;mort from II
.rTho n,oin,;an an arried a, r,on, tho rosrlt
IF orioS or swmeriments irsti,n,ed hv the
IJ;%hIanJ SocictI Of scotland Gaw Years