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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
DIR RUFUS Fl. JOHNSON,

OCCULIsr AND AURISr, or MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
M Ill visit Nashville and be found a. the CITY Hotel
~ saur Az the l0h January, 20 main cv DAYS and
give attention 20 all diseases 20 lhe tyc aad ktr-Opera
lions, the adaptaii0n u Artiicigl ~ Is, &c, &c.
Ills Var Lamp, curious instrument Tor driect- Tie IA
diseases % he Ear by throwing stream n pure
Igtt a. Tar no the Ear the Drul Tvrpalum Men-
brave enables him % deeTmne the kind q disease existing
and treat q successfully
n Artificial Eyes ron the Msnufact0ry o. ". Bois
sounri-r of Paris, which t09E the FrEe medal az The
Worlds Exhibition, london.
Dr bdngs testimonials and letters - references from
Phy scaus aud citizens Of MemPhis, which b desires all
70 p-ruse. drr29-dkE
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RFNOV

GrNYDER FRTZZELL having removed TO the old stAnd
- Of Thompson Co.. No. 81 Public square (uext door %
their former oc .ton they nov Offering we'll - ort
y Boots Shoes, TRUNKS, Fases, e suitable 70
the Retail Trade. Their facilities or getting goods enables
them have always vhsver may be called for 10 her
nr. They would be gisi 60 their friends AMI ihs
trade generally. Call at No. 81 Public square.
i,nfO sNYDEk 4 ERIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

tTAA II ave for rent two comfortable Dwellings aS.
Il. tat charlotte Pike, about = D. from he ss;,s
~ Square. One house has SIX rooms With ki-ch- -A
aud servants rooms sta5'cs, &c. and ~ acres Of
gtound The other small house, With rooms, and
81 acres Of ground. Immediate gwen. Apply
to iau22 g. NJ STEWART, a Broadway.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
THEN - IllPRovEMENr.


/. Presents to the family OF man a yarn all
of fifty per cent. better than can be manaiac-
tured by the present processes, and which Sc
cures to itself the market Of the world, defy
Ing competition.
g The machinery can he conveniently ar
ranged on the plantation where cotton is ginn-
ed, and very little additional power to that
which gins, will also spin.
g. With the exception Of one good cardcr
and spinner, who can superintend from one to a
halfdozen plantations, the little children on
each plantation from 8 TO II years old, and a
few Of the women not required to work out
viii be fully sufficient 10 spin up the whole
crop, in addition 10 those now employed to
manage the gin, and in a weeks time they whl
learn enough TO proceed successfully with It.
T. The crop can be spun up IN season TO
withdraw any hands necessary for spring
planting who may have aided in spinning.
8 In effect il will double the exports Of
the country, and generate and set in operation
new Improvements and enterprises
We might enumerate, one BY one, many Of
the improvements resulting from this lnyen-
ton, but we will simply say, IN addition that
cotton, being spun into yarns, Is SO compressed
that the sans number OF pounds that now co..
yers over steamboat, exposing it to wet and
fire, can, on the same sized beat, be slowed and
protected nicely under cover.
Yarn. unlike cotton, Is not extra-hazarlous,
and insurance viii be lessened on H. The
freight and general charges being GA the pound,
A. they viii be on an article doubled IN value,
viii be reduced in the descending ratio one
half Sold BY numbers in the ports, is fire.
qnent sampiing and turning out for exanlIna-
ton. &c, viii be discontinued.
There Is deducted from che price which the
planter receives for his cotton, wherever be
calls, all the lossos and charges on il until i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

NORPORATION TAXES for the year 1881, can now he
X paid totht CITY Revenue Collector a. his ccu corner
C-ry and Union streets in ady Jh5 rate Of ore
per cent per month interest.
A-tbs is the nst inyes- mt that Be made, ia
pe-tci that Tax Payers viii be pro opt ia ca ling.
fhl6-l~ 4 NILS. y, Collector.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
Sale OF Real Estate.

90 Will he sold on SATURDAY, FEBRUARV Il,
ff 1877 a valuable piece % ground, situated on CHBAA
~ sTsEsT, opposite tbs sEUAsaB Coal DlTOr, UIh
mp ~ovemeuts.
Said property TO be sold Cor the purpose ~ mailing
iiyisiou auonKthe heirs Of REM. g. CAb'er, decd.
TERMS.-One third cash the balance on one ana tWo
Jan "a I'D JSO. NJ cABLER
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80 Am PasrRY CnOK FnR sALr
VALUABLE LOT FOR sALE.

TIVE subscriber o1ers for sale his wsman TEMPE. 81
1 good a Cook, Washer and Ironrr there is IN IN,
state, also understands Picklag ami Preserving.
iIr1h AIFA MAL kGNLIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
Joas D. JANEs, Pres't. d. D. JaHEs, CAshis
BANK OF COMMERCE.

Deals In sight and time Bl Gold aud silver and Unsur-
Bank Notes. makes coll soni In ali paris Of the
iry, will give tie highest market price for Land Warrants
and pay Interest ou dsDasites. janis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

WAVE FOR ssle privstsy, % the most desirable
/ BUILDING LOTS IN the city q Nashvl az he
Of POLK Avenue fronting 30 Church street and run
ming back isO ~ 10 feet alley. Tbs lot joins the resi-
d-uce Of Nicholson, and viii be scl1 bargain. For
particulars AL o. me. r. K. GLAsCuCK,
jAal5 Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

reaches Manchester, and also the estimated
waste on it there, while it is being converted
into yarns. Hence, system which saves ten
per cent. of waste, is equivalent to adding ten
bales to every hundred on his crop. Besides,
the saving of waste to, and in, the ports from
damages, sampling, &C., with the saving Of
charges, perhaps ten per cent more, furnishes,
with other and stronger considerations, the
motives to determine the planter to the manu-
facture of his cotton into yarns and the adj
vantage to the consumer is, that the saving of
ten per cent. of waste is equivalent to the in
crease Of the American crop of 100000 bales
OF crop per annum.
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Notice.

HAVE made arrangements with reliable Purcha ing
Agent in the cv cfNew York 70 dl orders Tor nj
every thing the market adlrds P-IsonS ordering
goods Of quv Kind from this market will please c
whether th wish their orders sent TO New fork IN the
event they cannot be flledh-re.
JAMES LOVER,
i,n02-5RW4t 70 South sida Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
NEGROES TOR SALE.

have afsrgs number Of NeI ROF Or sle and among
theru some very Valu HE Ars,-rate Racksmth
slso Stone Nas0a and seyea Carpenters Some u these
Negroes cannot be sold 10 leave the country
ianlb RFEs W PORTER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
-NAII-AI,IELANn Eon SALE.

I OYER for sac that portion Of the Tract Of -,
Land on which live, lying North Of the Lebs- fsss
Turnpike opposite the Hermitage cinfsiuing AitH
about Hundred Acres THIS tract has lhsut d1A
folr hundred cuvztiou, leaving about three hu1
died Of woods. The shoe dasy adapted - stock
raising.
vih alec sell about Three Hundred ant TssatY Acres
South OF present residence. foQtug adolt halt mile
the Leb turnpike. mis- tract also well sa.sfed
and remarkably favored or stock raslng
Those 3esrous u purchasing RI rred % Messra
Lindsey Crockett o. Nasayle Or the Tern, Of payment
and 70 parieuisr &c scrp,l9a o. the property.
Jan B-digeg &. :. DOSf tsoS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
A DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
mo DWELLNG HOUSE FOR RENr.

TE'HE BRICK DWELLING Market street,s -
short distance below the Old Nashvi,- Inn. Is 80
offered for rent, good tenant for the 1881. ~
Apply % ldec23-tH BFSJ Y. SHIELDS, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
SCHOOL ROOKS.

Ihave large stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS. in an the de-
partrnens ofearnng hand, which Offer at loprices
The Teacher and Country Merchant will ind it 10 their sd
vantage to give me call. CHAs- W. SMITH,
ian9s s,s 81 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
C. M. STEWART,

w IA o esale and X et a
GROCER a CONFUSION MERCHANT,
no. Al BROADWAY. sAsHYlLLE.
~ The hgsess Market price pas isf csau,fI Pro
daee Il AL sinas "A iahiT-isSiy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
A CARD.

Alta ofhe Third PreshI terrain Church, 1t
was unanimously resolved that hsAceforh their House Of
worship be used only for strictly religions proposes
A. HARfPENCF, Psstor'
Na,hyiIle Jan. 81, 1871. jan2'-3t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
RO.FRDE.EeG.

TNHE subscriber living No IS South Summer street,
Broai, is prepared to board Dor three families
and few dayboariers. Respectfully refers TO Brs- lam
lin and Morgan Che nv street AMI " Porter, Cedar
str.at ia19l-fm MRS MAMIE LOOMS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
NAsHyILLE ACADEMY or MUSIC.

THE Sprn Session Of this Institution CONNIE the
l 6rst Monday in February next Terms 1s heretofore
'5r partcu ars apply to the Prncpll, CHAS HESS, "a
Vine street between Church and Broad jtn22-2T
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
ANECDOTES OF TRAVEL
IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE
ITALY, &C.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
THE HOLIDAYS,
Al COLLEGE Street
l. "Ths Host superbly Illustrated Book ever Pre-
duced IN America"
Cost OF First Edition over $4,000.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,


THE COb x a UT NAEOLEONs
OR
SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
wish Portraits Of its Beanti -, Wits and HeFOiHss. By
Fs,sE O. GOoDEIca Dick TIato) Royal Quartz Turkey
Antique.
The subscr5er respectfully invites attention TO the
above Presentation Book which undoubtedly will be the
popular desirable and successful Gin Book for its
size and price. yet produced in this country.
2. THE REPUBLICAN COURT; Or, Society in the
Days Of " tshing,ou. Twenty one Portraits.
s Tag holy GOSPEL Illustrated with forty EBErs-
wings.
a. ORNAMENTS or MEMORY; Or, Beauties Of
History, Romsnee and Poetry, with eighteen kngra-
wings from Original Designs.
S. THE MOORE GALLERY. series Of iOrty eight
highly anIiaei EnsrAvngs Of Portraits. Land sapes,
&c illustrative q the INST beautiful passages Of his
Poems
s. HOME AUTHORS AND HOME ARTISTS; Or,
American Scenery Art aud Literature, With ihirteeH
Steel EnEradDEs
7. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE. Thirty RngrsynES
elegantly eolored frun Nature.
s. TdB GEN or THE SEASON. Tea s'Ausifsl nuS-
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9. LEAFLETS OF MEMORY. Ten elegant Essr.-
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10. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. chrIss-
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II. THE KEEPSAKE Christmas EN-. By }. T.
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Poets descriptive Of Pastoral s'sns'. Elegantly IL
IS. POETRY OF THE WOODS Passage. nom III.
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22 FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING. six EnTravbs..
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on tinted paper. Elegant Engrayiags.
90 TIE BIRDs OF THE BIBLE. OOlOrsd Ra1sA.
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Cd % ths youas and saitabls for ChrslmAsPrsssnts
ALSOslnan oxford Bbiss in Vsivst and Turkey Bind
lass. Prayer and Hynn Books in Morocco Aad Yslsss
AL9o-Aa segAas a.ssrsasuf q Aloans PApisr MAehs
Writias Desks. Porfslios, Baes rAnuon Boards Work
BaEss, sssswsoa and sAAeE@ay Dssks. Ladies cabss,
palaf HoHss. aAnss, te, Ae.
going ssxhsre. For saisby
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REMOVAL.

ID r. THINNING has EaaaFed hls Psi.t Shsp froa ~
~ g. - Uaon street betpsel CrErY aai -gmagr. ~
rsa5eelaly aalss eons nnAtan q shs pkrsnaFs here
5l5rr eatonded hi, kad - - pleased - - eas-
t1ascrs at MS nsE slsaa isf3-ln
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES BY
III s Il II, ENCH & SON
Havana Plan Lottery.

[ By authority Of the State Of Georgia.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOT-
> TERY-CLASs 10, 10 be drawn at COscERr HAIL,
Macon a. under Superintendencr Of Col. GsO,
NJ LOAN and ". c. ANDERSON, Esq, Saturday,
January. 3lSg. 1851.
SATURDAY SMALL sc IEEE.
$4,000 NumB-rs-rux-s payable without beductisn.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000!
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
Presents for the Holidays

ffHasEisn aag aessPsaeis ~ ~ sy Fstssni a.
il ue.l.st ilfsnsas a. ffisats fAsss ikttt saes
sho1id b. proeaFed s4riy - Postl1is a.
HgaiiE Ba0a
AMaRQFFPEs kSD AELAIS0F1Pk>, pst Ia asst eAsss
hr tAs esd sam a eessnsA isFEs sass = GfePssass.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
Lavergne Steam Mills for Sale

TINS undersgnej wishing 70 devote his tine 70 HIS
Farm Offers this valuable properly fJr sale, apoa very
favorable terms
There Is aSiv aud three setsof Runners 10 eoplee work
ing orier aad every thing conTcd ia The best postle
tlar ner Tor convruenc.
IN poiat q loe Ptyfunsr assed being within 70 yards
o. The Raroaf, IS cs from NsshFl-, aai IN oae q Tie
ichcst sections ia Nlls renuesse. Any person Eishins
% buy i fe.pec fsiY invited % cailA3i examine.
vi alo srn y res ience With he af Y 1esrei which
Il aad desirable property hage zs5 tEo w thrse No
1 Mai Team sud v asoas Eor sac.
janss-sm JS0 HILL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
VALUABLE lnrROvED CRY LoTs

VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS
FOR SALE.
DNE Les froatng Msps street, % fsr Roaming back
" 80 siih saDssh Brck D~eIaBg. containing or 10
raa IS. = Fo0a cislafn SnnEe House, kc.
Also ans q iranuns i2S sst Pearl street he
frsi arp sigh xoa story aTiek hocse contanlnE
o. raos snis ktcheu, Sc aEood " a. soks
hossr kc Bsgh hnriy sh shrabtcry shade and
fru trscs Aai al es sali acconoa,iaE terms AD-
psyto Ha MANGA A WO0OWAkD,
JAMES n. MURRkLL,
AA. L. NANCY.
SsscrAi gael farnt, ssii iuarFotsd Rear HashTins.
are aunher n AIN proved ets.
fst-ral 0trlrn lots. ro 70 IS scrrs near the ety.
rhass sishox = gurcasse gu a. uei e e,h
NANCE WOODWARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

EE- The editor Of the PhilAdslphia BslletiE has
beea shown specimen u the cable which IA 70
eonnecs Newfoundland and NoVa Scosin TIE Bale.
su says :--This csnle, whisa d maeh heavier than
hat which 4 10 be carried across from Newloaud-
lsnd 20 Ireland, Wl be about elnsgy miles long. Il
uelghs about tso tens 70 me mile. and costs sbsut
. shoasaad dolars ton, OF 100 shoassnd dol are
mIle. wFepaslers Of al kinds would hare their
hands full Il they took hold .. such vifvs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
Southwestern Seed and Agricultural
Warehouse.
PITKIN BROTHERS
GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN sEEDsl

We prepared 70 furnish fresh and genuine Garden
Seed % the growh Of 1851 b. the pound hnge paper
10 boxes containing 100 200 papers. liberal tscosni
made % dealers. Ofdsrs respectfully solicited.
jta23 PirKIN BROTHERS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

WE can accommodate few more single nnaTders and
w two small fmiles with good sized rooms, in pleas
ant part Of the ~ II is degh I'll retreat for Winter or
summer Call at the "Cov ardn House" No. SO Vine st.,
Capito Hill i.r22-iw JAS. H. MATflSOS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

L'DFE EsEN a. That desirable STORE ROOM adlOIn-
L ting nav Office Cherry street. for the wear 1901
Also that very desirable DWELLING Cherry street,
South Of Broad, containing or rooms, and viii be
put in thorough repair Apply Will. BOYD
Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

Author Of Peter Parley's Tales late Consul OF the
United States at Paris, France.
The Autobiography Of vhoss recoecsioas smbraes
the whole Of the last ha century; who has crossed the
Atlantic sixteen times, and seen Known many OF The
masterpirits Of the age both sides water
who is the author and editor OF 10 volumes and which
SEVEN MILLIONS have been sold-eannot but he hailed
with enthusiasm BY the public generally, and especially
by the millions offends, young Old ofths variable
Peter Farley.
This work not only comprises = fuH autobicTrapbfeal
view OF the Authors E his ssry DAYS. his education and
his literary career. but gives vivid and ntere sting
eOunt Of numerous public which have happened 10
the Authors lifetime and Of which he has been witness
ora participation Among these are The WAR WITH
ENGLAND OF 1Si2-i4, in which Mr.. Goodrich vas a
private solder: THE HARTFORD CONVENTION, whose
operations toos place under bis i'm mediate observation and
with most Of the members o. which he personally
quaned. ErbrscinF curious and interesting details
'Peeting Old Jefferson Democracy, Old Federalism,
Connecticut Blue Lights, cuyious and marvellous
events connected with the Rise and Progress sf Religions
Seets in the United States with descriptions OF the
French Revolution Of lS4S, and Louis Eapsleon's
Coup DRtat, b N Of VI nh the author Witnessed Hh
faI sceoln. 9th "PETER FARLEY TALES !" Of which
-Four millions have been sold.
In the course OF the wo7k f Be found aleryo Pew
snd Ink Portraits Of over Two Hundred Celshrs-
ted Persons Presidents Vice Presidents Kings Queens
snPerors sol5sss Sailors Poets Wits, Enthusiasts Ply
'ieaas, Preachers, Lawyers, Politicians, DD'ouststs &c
&c All described fOm psrs nal aequlint Obssrr
tion.
- Containing o. original, suriOu, and val
liable Personal Incident Anecdo,e and Description sell
dom hever, met with in single work To aH which Will
be added the Authors recent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
JUST REcRrVED.

FiNE assornea. 81 tkf0LS ~ a. sIss sud 4ssisiies
y Also spfcnia at % sab- and packet laierF. -fins
l;4acss ad- B4.easr'. sas kasors LaiFs ane Her4
foxls, Gents SAN g faue tiacf aith BIZ Car Let
~ aui Nats paplr, " 81 ocst s fr vry easA
b. GlLBggf & a. coanriiss. ra Nsrrhists.
Ilrsl 81 uroal AZ, eofatF f,ai sss a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

VIE haFs ias. reeeiso1 arge nses oiane iaats al
w aass bsrrsi shst Gans q ne s@,i lustI, Goa
dFnEraf sst orirrs o se tssn as A ASA All q pz
sac, wihelt reserve, FesaF q Prise, a. Ne csc
srnar tls -tn." Ao a ysu 90 ase aaz cheap
iusl a "a tsILaNEr 20 =,
ganz2 81 p oa1saf, cofusF Gu 81 o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

LNOEs RENE.-Ths house at present occupied by the
Traders Bank, is ior rent ior ths ensuing Pos
session gwen st January. Apply 20
dec5 ". II. GORDON TO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
BOARDING Horse.

TENHE undersigned keeps a Boarding House on Cedar
street next to the Verandah Hotel where he is really,
A. all tines, late transient permAneu
Boaders fair His table is always provided Wish
the be-t the market affords.
jan1T GEO. W. COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
FOR RENT.

street jane -2E
LNOW KENC.-A large Room over Mr. Peech's Dry
Goods store College streetSh feet long and ~ feet
vide. Apply J. II. GOODWIN, Theatre
jau15-0
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

q D. FEhtU8SI01 tAFt-
EAO 0ON JUST received ana hfsals cassp ~
OOU,OOO ai,5s go, , e.;
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THE MANUFACTURING RsTABLIsHsENr FOR

TVNHF LARGE WAREHOUSE on Market street is -
offered for rent for the year 1881. Apply 90 ~.
dc-23-tf BENZ. F. SHIELDS, Agent. -EalIs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29

GIVE HENS MEAr-Many persons COM
plain that theiri hens will not lay. and that
notwithstanding their assiduity in furnish
ing them with all The articles ordinarily
recommended to insure fecundity, the eggs
,hey.produce will not half pay. the expenses
Now we presume there lie ss methiHg lacking,
or the fowls would not run their owners in
debt 1t Is not generally understood, even
by those who profess to be most deeply
vsrsed in the mysteries of genology,' thst
the hen, being omnivorous, requires, to
insure fecundity,a very liberal allowance
OF meat: When enjoying her liberty in
the felds, pasture. or door-yords. the prin-
cipal part of her sustenance is derived from
insects, worms, &c. She partakes but
sparingly at such times of grain; and often
when that articsle is supplied, leaves it for
the more inviting food which nature supplies
her with, in her favorite, baunts. Now, II
ve eonfine her where the natural propensity,
for this description of food cannot be gratfed
even though we supply .ihe best of grain
and in abundance, she will cease to lay.
The privation affects her health, and vii
necessarily be an end Of profit until the
deficiency is supplied. The common scraps
OF the buchsr, which are herd and compact,
can be kept any length of time, and answer
all the desired purposes.--NeU England
Former.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29

GT Hear the story Of the child, which
went forth into the mountain ravine While
the child wandered there, he caIled aloud tc
break the loneliness, and heard voice which
called to him in the same tone. He called
again, and, as be thought, the voice again
mocked him. Flushed with anger, he rush.
ed to find the boy who insulied him but
could find none. He then called out to him
in anger, and with all sSusve epithets--a II
of which were faithfully returned to him.
Choking with rage, the child ran to his moth.
er and complained that a boy in the woods
had abused him and insrted b IN with many
vile words But the mother took her child
by the hrnd and SAID: "My child, these
were but the echnes of thine own voice -
Whatever thou didst call WINS returned to
thee from the hillside. Hadst thou ca led
out pleasant words, pleasant words had re-
turned 10 thee. Let this be thylesson through
life. Tha word will be thssecho of thine
own spirit. Treat thy fellows with unkind-
ness, and they will answer with unkindne s.;
with love, and thou shalt have love. Send
forth sunshine from thy spirit, and thou
shalt never have clouded cay; carry about
a vindiciive spirit, and even in the flowers
shall turk curses. Tn1L. shalt receive eve.'
what thou givest. and that one" Always,
said the speaker, Is that child IN the noun
tain passes-and every man anc every woman
is that child. EI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29
How Much SHOULD Cow EAr1Cows

How MUCH SHOULD Cow EAr-Cows,
to give milk, require more food Than most
farmers issesine: W. johnson, writing
from Munich. to the Country Gentleman,
gives an interesting report of some expert
menis which have been made in Bavaria,
from which the following is an extract:
"Our trials haze confirmed the view that
cows, to give the greatest possible quantity
Of milk. must driiy receive and consume
one-thir,ie;h OF their live weight in hay. or
en- equivalent therefor. II more food be
given il goes to tae-forRation of flesh and
fat. without occssioning corresponding
increase in the yield of milk; but if, the
contrary, less food te furnished, the smount
and value OF the milk will be greatly dim
inshed.r