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Az luiere,iirg Ated Couple s.arcn TO, MS. scott
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A Di..rse.ble Psrtv Angling for Husband
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Iwy...ous Death Eliza Saow Marres Brother
A 81 lon Husband Brigham.
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butter reported in the census Of 1850 was
over l5,000,O 900 lbs. This, at 90 eta.
per h., (Ihe average wholesale price, q
few days since, al New York, would
bring over S63. 100000. The amount OF
cheese reported in the same census, was
over l00,900,O0O lbs. This, at 10 cts.
per lb., (also Wholesale price at New
York; would bring more than slO,O0O,-
600. The aggregate Of both is S73,00o,-
OOO. Now The value of slaughtered ami
mails put down in the census, is Sl09,-
100000. So that the value of the butter
and cheese is about two-lhirds as great
as that Of the slaughtered animals of tie
whole country.
The cotton crop is stated in the same
census 10 be over s00, 900, GOO lbs. This.
at Is cts. per lb., (the wholesale price
quoted at New York not long since,)
would bring over si2O.O0O,Ooo. Thus
the butter and cheese OF The country 10
worth more than one-half as much as the
crop which is regarded as The staple ef
the entire South.
These rough estiInsies are full CT in.
,eresi 10 all who make OF eat butter aad
cheese. They should impress all with
the Importance Of improving the quality
OF these articles of food, in which the
health and comfort of the consumer, and
prof; Of the producer, are SO in,imaiely
When people come TO know
that rancid butler is as certainly poison.
ous as rancid taliow, they viii be more
cautious about eating it, and we trust
about selling it TOO. Much has to ;.
learned yet in these matters Oata
Farmer.
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WHOLE NO. s147.
far tie farmsr.
THE FARMERS LOT.

The high prizes of life are not offered
to the farmer-not one in thousand ae-
quires princely fortune by the cultiva-
tion of the soil. This is so well UNDER
stood by the shIewd men, who "will be
rich," that almost every man of them
avoids farming, as if by instinct. But
there is another side TO this subject which
is full of interest end instruction. So>s
of its features we proceed to give.
1st. Almost every farmer VINO has ay-
erage health and industry, acquires 4
competence and an independence. Four
out of five of all the families TO which ihs
Ohio Farmer is welcomed, will furnish
proof of the assertion, that men, begin
ming with nothing but vigorous industry,
and an unsullied name, have, within the
last twenty-five years, risen to the pos
session of comfort and abundance. The
exceptions to this remark are few, and
can be readily accounted for on the most
obvious principles. Now set down agains,
this fact, that other fact, which the obssr-
vations of the last fifty years have dsvsl-
oped, namely, that nine out of ten of all
who engage in trade fail in business, and
farmers have abundant reason to fslici-
tate themselves on their position and iis
blessings.
I'd. Where ihe farmer exercises care
and prudeuce, and does ne. 90 osls q Ais
business 10 make money, he is quite be-
yond the reach of bankruptcy.
We have taken some pains TO learn the
actual condition of the farming interest
in the region of our calculation, and ii is
our belief that nearly every case Of seri-
Gus embarrassment has arisen from one,
or both, Of the two following causes
Farmers have purchased lands faster
than necessity required, or prudence per-
mitied; or they have gone beyond their
business 10 engage in some speculation.
more or less remote from their work as
farmers; when they have become som.
mercial men, they have incurred the risks
of commerce, and these risks should not
be set down 10 the account Of agriculture;
for where farmers have kept sloof from
these, they have avoided those sntangls.
ments which have been ihs ''lion's net"
10 50 many men.
We invite the attention Of our young
men to these facts. They are werlhy Of
the mos, thoughtful reflection. Other
professions are always crowded to over
flowing; very few succeed in them. The
present commercial crisis is scattering
fictitious fsbrics built on hollow credit,
as with the blast Of ruin. Meanwhile tho
farming interest, though it must suffer
losses and hindrances from its inevi,abls
connection with The world of commerce,
passes comparatively unscathed, when
ever farmers themselves have pursued
the even tenor of their way, unseduced
by the glitterins bubbles that have
LED to bewilder, and dazzle To- blind"
20 many to their ruin-O Ohio Farrasy.