The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03

May You rctmni ob what glad dly
vi'' ionuu u,o" lGur uroN pl'IE IN Wow
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onio (,AItIr 'VrDNc.
Il, my late communication to The Ohio Farm
~ on tLc ,pricultur,l rrnducls nj N,,inn cnuu
ty for the pas, vrnr. stated famony other shin
nen,s( that 4 sg5 i1t cat,le had been ghin"rd
have since learned from reliable authority ihn
ann In gnn Lond of c,tti, ,,etnr,I C,I MA C,r
ted in tho N T. cnt,nr. .nC tbie rnun,, b,I hoo,
shinned NJ stations lonih,C 40 Rn,dN ont
aide oT his connfv. inns in I,rt .n,linm on
Numbers from, tins comfy aver 1000 hcnI n
pboye one twentieth of ali tho cntIla cent from
Ohio the post year
What nnHb,r of r,i cattle is arnunllv son.
from Ohio ?, mis- n,,,s,i,n I,,. h,,n o,,,yr,rI
nv yarjous os,i,n,tca r,npinu Gnm Sn OOO +.
100 600 Mr. M,u,Grld. IN his rcuou ol SIatt
Statistics (nnpr l0l sDvs {" I'm, nu,nbcr or OH,
cattle SOM ~ In, m,rlInts of Nr,y N,,l, pbiia
delphia nnl Baltimore tho unst ven, ,ynrn ot
least 10 600. I'm thus csljmaie. two otbcrr,ill.
or importont markets for Ohio Cattlparr nol in.
oludci. pitsbnr, ond Bostop Thousands -,
cuttlc are yearly sent from this aud the N. E.
portion OF ONT H'a'e 70 ill,snurB' bo'h Tor tue
% n'u,"ra anu @ ,or pa''tlinS' A'p",{ P'I''s aoo"
,h u'", ivy W "yo o"I''u oio "e,NS ,oN." i''"
"e, ,o'n' W "'S'o'l ,'o'Eo'' p0t mus nunioH
~ p'ooao'y h,'Ano WIN orna'S lf,'n N'h,och}
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i. "pivu NV loN' VI ni'Sia'uJ S,'t,, ,u''e
W. 9''' ''"p WV h',h N,o1e ~ @ul IGlll
I},;,'ia o- 90 N",o t'o3l iu"'@n' 0.'',
oO3 C1nnrc,irnt e,i lr,n.'l lG3. N,,,, ~,
cav 2OS In,., S7t iti.l,.,., i.o NI..,,,
az r,u,l, 10 - oI, w., ,
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,ru'"o' loo'o """ "n' hN"ola (UoN,OS an o''U
W ''l t'l'N '1lA' uI' bN''l NbNOlH llla ttINo OI
"ls tha numbrr Of cattle sent from Ohio To
Pittsbutg Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Boston
greater OF less in an aggregate than Nh, u,,nbu
sent to New York Civ p have put lhi; oucs
tion 10 person, long engaged in shippinu cattle
east, from southern central nnd northern Ohio
aud from the answers ubamel believe the lif
ference is small either way. II the estimate ap.
proxmates the true number, then We have aunu.
ally over $4,000 line ca tle sent to those markets.
TO this ndd the thousonl barYcitR in Cincinnati
Cleveland, and elsewhere IN Ohio and shipped
to eastern anl foreign ports, aud where is the
evidence that 100 600 is AN exaggerated eslimatc2
j S, CoPErAND IN ono Farmer.
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oUr Door "AEN'i'- nc \'o' VI l"a Woo,!''
nus sem 'hu' tuueo TO 'iH' ' y We Wlo V'''F"'''
;r,s"t ;rs nave ..'u VI i,I''n '',"l 9tu,H ""s''',-
Ihe herGe nofth W!HI anu the furious snow
saorll' h'' SGn,Pa,"'ya,y lew, WH'o no, W'H,.t
oo','s CIV o,'nP'"S s''IS
'e'OtT,aos o. "1lnaH IC'"a' 20 ouest ,n,,I pow
sms5 prevail and that only in warm weather,
b' .' ~, y tlo "t"'V''''' ana u'PPeS% "on
,sssacta tatt Spl5sIur rrsvU, rnNtpetsons
'ho are out OF doors most take cold least, In
oms E p9s's OF oNr country, nearly ona'h9lt OF
m auu.V "SSlNs ,S N'N nom we ols'os'S G' we n,t
p"ssoSgs' iN'Sa a.'lnen'sNf'SS from WN'nS COZ"
~ :, IN I',I WV W"S y; ano,'!i anu so.G% ,no rN0Hr
w. n, 'o, SU,,u III SH"'v@ "2" Wu'H"
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