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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
A 1ff 4si IiFs 5.ii laat falit1a
Wednesday Morning, Oct. 26, 1864.
What was not heard at Chicago.
John Wentworth, of Illinois, in one of his
recent telling speeches at Chicago. said: /:

John Wentworth, Of Illinois, ia one of his
recent telling speeches at Chicago, said:
Well, then, when the news came that Sher-
man had moved to the southwark of Atlanta,
and that volunteers were rushing to Grant at
the rate OF a thousand day, didn't you hear
these men Democrats in. their street assem-
blages and in their meetings In this square,
make the welkin ring with their cheers for
Sherman and Grant? Cries of no, mol Well,
neither did l. Loud laughter. When they
were sitting in their Convention deliberating
upon the choice of candidate, aud the news
came over the electric wire that glorious old
Farragut had hoisted the Stars and Stripes
over Fort Morgan, and the rebel flag had come
down in humiliation, did you see that body of
able, sagacions, representative men rise in
their seats and with uplifted hats and swell
ing voices. make the s'Wigwam" ring? ICries
Of no, mol And neither did 1. Uproarious
laughter and cheers.l Did you hear a single
word from their oraeles and orators, OF SYM
pathy with our gallant soldiery who are brav-
ing death In the field, or of the fundamental
principles OF our government, or one single
word of denunciation OF those traitors in arms
who are striving TO destroy the best govern
mentlthe world ever saw? No, not one word
of censure had they for them. But the bur
den Of their song was peace, peace. Stop
dghtlng, they cried keep your soldiers from
shooting your Misguided Southern brethren,
and when jeff Davis comes North again, as
he did a year ago, we will go to him and use
our influence to induce him to stop shooting
us. Laughter. They promise to ask him II
he hasn't done mischief enough, and say to
him, now in Gods name stop and give us
peace, "for blessed are the peacemakers.n-
Laughter and cheers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
An Inquiry.

Ts the Editors Of the Evening Post
: Can you inform many Of your readers where
the complete song containing the following
verse may be founG2 1t is sung in the Army
OF the Potomac quite extensively 1otc-d-days;
and, as we are unable to get it complete, we
take this method to obtain it:
Heard ye how the bold Mcclellan,
.g lie, the ramling with the bell on
He, the head Of all the asses--
Heard ye how he took Manassas
g Yours truly, os
l20rH New York VOLUNTEERS.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
Duration Of Railroad Iron,

The London Mining Journal says that the
complaints respecting the inferior quality of
recently manufactured rails, naturally attrib-
utabie TO the attempts made by companies to
reduce the price have attracted attention both
in England and the United States, and have
led to some practicable and scientific inquir-
les. On the first introduction Of railroads, it
was confidently asserted that the rails would
last for indefinite periods; but experience
subject to lamination and disentegration from
the repeated rolling of heavy loads. Their
duration, in some instances has not exceeded
two or three years and in some of the earlier
constructed lines in England the rails have
been changed twice, or even three times since
their opening. Where the conditions are IA
vorable and the bars themselves perfectly
sound, it is believed that the traffic which
rails of ordinary quality are capable of bear
ing viii not fall short of the large figure of
twenty millions Of tons.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

"Where did you say Mcclellan was ?" said
Unlonist to Copperhead reading The Ne,c-
York Neiss of the 21st, and swearing muffied
oaths over this paragraph:
"MaI .-Gen. Mcclellan went last Tuesday to
Washington flights on a visit to James Cor
don Bennett, esq" ~
81 said he was down at Bennett's."
so that's nothing. Wait tilLNovember and
you will see him down at the polls. ."-L Tribune
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
ANOTHER oUTRAenr"Another Demo.

ANOTHER OUTRAeE-aAnotbar Demo-
cratic meeting broken upP'
"Where at?"
"a large crowd of Democrats scattered by
Union soldiers p ~
"Where-where ~ y
"Union officers participate in the disturb
aneey' ~ ~ s
"Goodl goodl Where did il all happens"
"In the Shenandoah Valley p al
"Git QUIT
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
VOLUME w.
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JoHN'T. GILMAN. Editor
published at Ne. 81. EXCHANGE STREET, BY
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raa PoRr1A Arp pA1Lr PaEssis published ats .OO

HHMArrxsrArH PRnssis published every Thurs.
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4 paid within six months; and $2.bO, II payment be
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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

SURGICAL EXPERIMENTAL Soldier in
Sherman's army with throat cut from ear to
1 ear was thought to be mortally wounded by a
council of surgeons; but the one under whose
Immediate care he was, thought, as he was to
die, he was justified in making an experiment
for the good of others, at the same time hav-
ing great hopes of saving the man. he first
commenced his task By cutting through where
the two upper ribs meet the sternum, and
through this orl6ce for forty days this man has
been fed FIVE gallons of milk per week, and
He is fat and hearty, and the surgeon thinks
In two weeks he will have him able, and the in
side of his throat so nearly healed as to allow
MIN to swallow by the natural passage: he
az nrst Introduced the stomach pump, and thus
reg LIS patient. and after few hours would
Clear ms stomach by the same means, thus
longer necessary. A silver tube is now used
to feed him. =
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
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'injuiitutn, tresHa fs itasa trebtsn, wirriSenals
sss nidt ic;r.t auibOrs, pssssn Fs rie sri @ss
iaassnsn wsISs Rs bel Fa battsn, n~is,trlake.u.
Csr jaHssrs 5OIsOrtS srsrF bic GIuat. Die
Gasriuas fanstsn itm elm taisss pustns SSaf.
aah, Strs i'm jssVd gu trffen.
Sept Sranssn ft wtspsr auf ras Saus Gin uns
nrO9ttn, bic GsianSsntn. lie De sor laH ls.i&sssn,
ris%ss1ui6istsn, tpsnn itnen nidt s.shnst sperpe.
ipsrss. aIs fs ssn einsuns cut st.s 9siis ere
,ruunssn, seIanstsn fs, sa6 5oIe0mt bic DaHsn
ltrsdt. VI lasts tbnsg abtr saB sr siss umtsy
tsinsn unRa nesn ttuu ps,st; fna Rt pars.n lin
bed nur sri9isssn. unp ~ sisiu, Gau. rpus sr
sin ssssn 10 tssusr wit RusIi& ssrtaufn. rad
,asuOitn Grssunsrn, sa6 as sis Gsfans.u.n er.
ldi'tsn ns1ssn, sa6 Fs isia 6aus ntss.rtnnnsn
tplresn It., psrpru&sn ft ism, Ia fs lat.n, tab
aas tsrs DrOlsnssn sirsunssIss tin marr en-, inn
'stnssla 0sWslt aniut9uu. wsun sr f& srssssn
wIrse.
Ia 5oIsS5 isins Srsuaes ni8t .p,itsrsn gtIahrsn
auslsssn ISOais. f.sdis IT bic @afsn. Gle nab.
men isa nit mad bsm Gsurtkaus. Gou pure. n
ris StsusrtlHsr flr 81 50 uns So %,srtbrt. 81,
@sisn ssnsa rurssn bisrauf ssspunssn, cine &C.
wiis Summs Ge!hss gu tsiabIsn, rsrsu @rSSs
uns niat bstannt To. GQt Uaftn, BE Fs auf, u.
FnesH ssrmOdtsn. iUUis Gin pisre BON Seleoms.
Gin GAtsI pom GaptA. Narr uRn Daasn aus
rem Ger aisitnsn Qarsn purrsn BON linen Mcgee
npmn1sn.
Capt. @are uns 8. Cunningham isltsn bier.
sui ni&oGtn psresn. Der GaripraGs msburs
,auIi& s%sfnntsn Ginrrbnsr sslsns 70 isspa, III
2stsn ju rsttsn.
l. Rad %iat1oitn Srutunssu, tub Fs eas gang
County ssrWIFrn unp j,ssn uniou Iaup rarau,
stI trsibsn wsresn, tntisrntsn ft fd. G. TT mi
sitnlidsr Geristst isFs,fsu., ras zine srcs
3ui&slfFssc Orsanil atiUn / nsislem County b.Isti
uni tas rsr GiNiaa mad 81 Yt.sstls nur Ger Gin
iaa0 Ter Stor,ttatsn III. Gqs @sri&ssti&sri nj
jrst r0a ggnsHid e,trc&t une ss rsresu lsin
st't4tliten 6untitrnsu mstr In Gsaritun gouni
r%0!9encmmen wsrrtn, t.rSr ni&t scQtansi ss Gus
~cslBfl.slt 1T, ca ss tie 8ui tttsspu taustilhli
ani ss GuuntS esamtsu aSssistsn su Sassu i&s
nen.
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SO iffomri {.

Gtufau Der GusriIIas R.a
tssuias. Gas iu Bruusptd srlhsinenrs Blatt
"Gsntsal Gitv" i6rsitt Ratiolasnsss ats. .in,n
Gin'aa Der @ueliaas nab 3sYtessiue, rsm
GOuntsRss p'n Charlton County:
gsrFsfsssn G,sttas 4tsns, Gina nm 6 llbr
r.aAte cine Suiatlsppsrtanrs unter eem her a-i,teu
Capt. 6Ultsslap stnsn Giniau mai 6, ut, sp,u De
ane tsaann alstalp nit Iu gtuiansuua ,.n
lniUnstarsGu.
DIE Sanee lam in tiittu 9tits..at sui r..
DIT in sUuem Salop2 5u9syttfn. Gie uain II
mtsrsrs Burger ssIanssn, Earun:sr So3u 6. : .
Dep, Capt. Warr. 8. q. Guuujnataa.. Z.
Silsks anD anesrs. 3Dsi sun rer eanl, T..
saten nd mad ftm psitsr iuridlieQtnten J.sI.
sts StSrt6sns uni rtriudtsu in II, gEr5uuno Ynr
u. y 50!eOmt siniucrinssn. lie 6amili, f.,
lamp 10 straes tsim G6snnsG.n, ais h. guiot,tD.
per nit Ssisanntsn 8srUlsrn oui res Sous >,
tlmsn. 9UleOmb ane iein grutsr surj,or,S,
iOicrt ZIG ahars una bssatsn R6 mad sinu gad
tamm.r, pcu no aus gt aui RE guittlrSvsr rem
srtsn. ole eisis .in,uerinsm Yerjudt.n Sin
sisnIi&s Small e&a6s wureen ssm,tis.i un
sinner ser guitteppsr i&wsr usrpunp t.
untsretGsn rarsn atsr S AMER, rpn Ter Bant
mit Q 0sfanssn,n. ss Rs auf Der etra5. auias
srtHsn eattsn. auf has oaus lus.tomrn.n. G,
ttR@sssn esIess't srs bsFa e'ass,. rae G,ur
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9tatctR il ptrili6, nile MIR ni4t anssrs
srTartst SsEsn, scn Ger ktaaltsn Gaosep Con-
sIRttsu In Baltimore einfimmis gum prdfp.nt-
f&aits-Sanrteatsn n%uu1inirt worssn. Nun iann
Der 1aaI lctstbtnl Die rasitals O. MiGouri
Delegation. weIas sSrtttn sins, na6rsm ns Fd
Jusur In 9sfsrlon City fsisIi& supFi6ttt, iur
sac G%tntsrmin' prinsip tsi lsr Convention mad
stRsn &:ditsn ju ptrtsa, bat ~ebsnials III. 9iusoln
SsR;mmt. Tiui! Saanss!
Na& ZEN nsusfsn gsriaisn aus girstnisn 81.
fntst fh GRANTS Armss ssssnpirtis fat tn Der.
lItsu Dslttun, ME Dor 2 Satrsn 3sgl.aau. -
@rant madts lssts DO&s sinsm gsriu&, See au.
fiusn JOstiFea;iOnen am GSieabsminy 3u s.rtri,
Ben, uslasr lslssr mittans uns ibn IL, 900 Manr
Sslstf. 90 wirs am enet wcbl ni&ts anssus
Gbsis %tlsiSsn. ale pisssr ~ 9ads unr Spatsn /,
ssHtsn. 9rauriss A~usli&t.n. @olp tts auf IS
prsesnt ~ssltiss.n.
SIN ebsnaa'Osb 4saIs bat 6unisr sin.n Sit,
ahH ersdsnrisss uiUStsn uno isn 1900 @s,
fanssns uns IL 8anUnsn aEssnummtn. CT bal
nun StuuntUa bsjtst.
S. asntudp Eat atscmaIs eta RsS.aneiniaI
fltttsunssn.
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SremputS MmnabmesS 6reiben.

Tsstns 3ssrsn! gu antpSrt eui Zen Bttei. ptu
10 Bic Gss bate bon Simon, Namsns ls, In
0tssstanS am 81. Mai ssrlammeltsm 0Otsrsy..s
l~tatanisn au srbaltsn. uanlbs Id msin.n Dant "
aas Ssrtrausn ausluiPrstsn, wsI&ss ris.lt.n ts.
Da5, mir sts sbrens01s uns i&mitrtse 5tsuura
A!s tsr eanstsat tn ssm bsranuaBsnptn Prdfl e..
en-. Natitampf anjuStstsn - ittr tkrsnsoa, u.tl
Sh 10 y NJ elmer srOssn anSatI pom 6arsun
ean'dn, ss sOr AIN Dirssn rae B.Re Three
9aats' pOusn uue i.ias islsfiaattssm atRatsn
Hss'n--ks i3utsris, neil i'd mid aur& lie 4u.
Oalms sss Gausteatur, bic sis MIR anblstsn, t,m
VsfUurf aHsiss'. sab If sins Spaltans in BE-
partst Asrssrrafs, Der ID aus.bSrt habe.
Nars 3srr 9inesin rem @runeids,n tr,u al,
hHsssn. bic ~ ssrtksieissn tr .rwdblt mar. 10 hsi.
ssRis Spaltans ssrSOrs,ruftu werr.n tSnnsn
udss stta Strsit ua0sIi4 sspsisn. Diss III tiu
0spSAnltds sDatl, 20 IL niat tlnb ME a.rSkn
LID sin &i iIr es Nabl unler s.ritisrsn.,
6ansis0ttn, isaesrR elm Ramp iar sas Rse
1sIbsr, 6asstsatsa ~ sas.R. Stst gum .,fs
Rals felt 1s II bic erAss GSnRituriUnsGsr Ere,
tsit strslt ssr eds Coll sstrA3t pOrs.n ,u i,in.
esnRli&sH errasnns uas iur atRiHmuns. q,
s%'Hsinsn. sca Der gsuattutisn sa.auiirt.n W,H d
eas ii sAasstSstbs Fus ssrlsst, aai.rsrrsntlit
Wsrattsn Fss ron tsr Grseutiss uiur,trt morris
psuA USW h'ss ittt eir.h BIZ 8rss. FOR, o. n
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y~asesHaoe County Observation-Disclosures
8treu d.

gtriammIuns ana 8. Suni 1864.
Tas Yrotoi eG Ter ss,ts,n R,riammluns Rurss
anS.nrmmsr.
Su sqlsttu &,slr Eurts ale gltsEss auf.
ssncmm.n.
Ter Yuitt CTS GrminI iIr tie @titan!tts
wusss anSsHsmmtn une bic &usi.rttsuns ttnT
Wor!sas. auf tas gstins'Gis.nttun on bic 1n'
rem G,cra, pusmana NIB GIN. &islmanu tsni'r
gum g'trust ron $500 aui trd Sabre Hit I
Present i0tsIidtn 3inisn. trurrr ssnstmilt.
Ssi6lrGsn' Gae sas aR!sits' Gemits nit Fan
%sltlaItu iti,
6eI9,nrt Ssdnans.n wureta an3rncmnIsa;
3atpt Q,seg artsit. api etm gusRtuuES.
epIas. Sal,So
s. g,ru.ra fir stpr. 65St
S4asmsifsr. iar R.s.nu. Stamss. $50
| 9fr. Geo. 9usnnnn lsstt cine partts Gtss1'
tsa sr Trobe Dor, tslttsap aus Mtapsyy o.
ptrior, BiIisns altaas uni Soma. Rad 60
n.4t @rifuns wurs. tsidlpftn, sae II. ssuaHa'
ttu S!'tssr.n elmer aasuntintn Gmsftluns rs4s
Rnr. sie @illsn's alsans i.so& BEN anstrn e0'A
ten sO1ugisbsn ~. sazBI1@
DEMONSTRATING nnt iaraui Drrtdsuss.
80 ~ a22S. g. Nt4t Sttttas.
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Ger 6eIannte SaumpolIsn,G &,
Grawiup sSn SsFuion GitY, r.r
rem ,w.it.n @ililritrttt trmmanrirts, tsf.blih
i.st Elm Campit0Ot aui Fem @iliEpsi. On ii-
ntr ettas wani&t Fer GlstE rsr Susum. Court
Smau~tse, Central ~ ptrfsn. Dsr,lts itri,t
DOris.s Satr Q. 10: uTis tsulsnssa r~asital.r
unr dutch 4unte untsr Der 9,ituns Res iniarn.r
8m Gsan &C." Vt ssreisut alp sspit 3ili,s..
neral ~ wsrssn; au& isu err bsrismts Colon.
Rlinss pom 5srmann i'm b.rcits i.br marin en-.
pisSsn sattu : 60 lam esmna& gar ntat f.tl.u
N.us 5eit.l
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0te biefse. liniDu aeaa,.

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ssllrts ~ ihrsr lsstsn rsstlmasasn a~s,rfssss,..
IslssRss sasisIatiuasn . sIs5 ~ E"
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u Z. u. Der 5psd aajyss 4niaIuasS a. ".
l'!ss ai4t srrsi&t wsrsea sana, sns "a gr,Ssuu.
ssp lstas snssssa Granss s~urssnsss, xsIas. n.
fr t0sisiesksn als ssbeim. @ssuldait ,rkd.
l9fn aFe stAtsstissa lsunsn, ir 90 einairnis
1fal'f'n; DAT sta sspiNtr iratsr,r g,itls
sflasitH esr auiSlisSuns On biz d. &. q. iIr.
n'it ale aafsss0ssa srsIart siEs. uxs sat mi, n.
mad Ben lssHsnssn NsseHltr. Dattn ala 10.
isHtIiaeE sslitii&sr gssin. sattr lem Rarun
4srmeHH Eremouf Glib
III Gstistist bIeitsn wsasa. w
Sti&ISfss; Ta5 Il 3ut6 fts S,,,;as q,
isa, Tie 9laicrm uns gansaauH l,r r..,s.I.
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ssn S!ss res r%aritaIsa Staataiid,b mt t,,L,,,..
'Hsrsn ans sts gsrtnttnns uns Hrsaniat,n n,
Ensasn scItssarti Ia @asfoaat. Gsuniy Al t,,
wsrtf,uisen.
sslSlOfsns Cas str Yraas,nt Elm 90 mil. 10,
ots'sn srAtnns. am Bic g~sriaFuns uns Rim.
sslssf b" Semitic Zen Usisen gsi6lA1,n a,uSf
w ssrsassrn. uns sab bic sur annatuif fr r,a,n
v"fahuHS Gle jssissI esamt'n isrtn Gu b,s.,.
ten ipQtn.
esiaI'lsn: EAT tie jss;asn pQitlIisla IN
Councils aud NitsIitrsr RE stuts gentns ea
tt' Rs rem esttitar stltIten ,sr'r auIrti on,
t%antiJsn.
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(Gtnssianst.)

Der luisrisi&nste bat stusn al:sn Gatsf go
funssn, pLGsr matri&siHli6 rirsm De- gTt<
utspsr s,hbrts, bic Dor s Ophm aus s, maan
osriast rarssn. 6pQts Capt. Gista Is oisafidt
fur nuitrsnhis fnssn, barber mad Ct. 9Ouis ,u
sspo. ten uns ~ssntIssn Jun 8efen ron Uncle Gam
"a ssrasisrru. 10 atbt CT i'm jur Gerfisuns.
SAT- @va sen.
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Nie mir ssrnstm'u wsrrtN ni6f,n Diennae
v%rrIauTs tlus ets ,rsi srfsn GOnsasnisn Der
@asernase 90. 5rmseuarrs lurG BE 5srrsn
sismtausr uni 5inttlnturs oustsiublt rsrssn,
neil Der u. o. 3atImsiasr Sur sin.n Sag toiu
t~spiGist Fat. De isrissn Gsmpasnisn ionsu
ipdt.r, ~ elmer nod scm 3atImstfsr ssfimn.n,
rem 3sit, tt;ablt prrttn. - Gsisansul
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g ofaIes 8.

esttn 1unt's pure. 81. Auia pom Mcnt'
crmtrs County. pom elmer" a,rtFea 8ob S.atb,
sinsm gnnane.n >s tsru6tistsn Srid.nser'
~trennsrs, am 6ateonat, Rivtr i'm Strtit. tritsi
len. Ter gerfcrteue mar cin,r Ger fsfsn mn,
~.iirisfsn uniOnsmaunsr in Roatsom.ry County.
Ter Wsrstr III Sntaitst.
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4

am 81. Nai iuGt.n 20 gui&Espsu ZEN pr,
. Panstaq in SotniOn County b.im. per
rraHntsn pisr 2s0anbauisr. jrsi SauEalm uWs
NJ strsse anrers Qsbause. Tam ritt.n Re ~ 81.
n. Ga9, sr:i @silm Bon tort, pIlnrrtsn al.s
ms ltsl.n tann itius Farm in Gids. Gieit Gu.s
riaas tatm itit UO&en uu.sr Der 6ai, Ger Ni.
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Mode n saving seed@puHr Fhemsupwhems

Mode Il saving seed-puff1 when
Just ripe, turn them over to dry when dry
haul the vines home and house, or make rail
pens n sthe patch, putfhem under cover until
cotton picking is. over. l then shell from the
vines enough lors scotland feed the roots to
my sows and pigs. while on green pasture,
which will be found, by any one that tries it,
cheaper than corn, as an acre will make q
hundred bushels. lOne.fourth Of the land in
green pastures and orchards, and groupd-peas,
will raise and fatten hogs aud not require
one-tenth theIabor, which, aided by wheat, rye
and Cats in the ripe state, when orchards are
not convenient, will be found cheaper than
corn, and consequently more palatable. as the
rye will remain in the field till the other two
grains are entirely gone, aud even till No
Yember some years, and be sound and good,
upon which hogs will remain in fine growing
order. Besides the advantages in point, Of.
economy and convenience, let it be remember
ed that these substitutes for corn, as above
described, actually rest the land aud do not
keep up the system of exhaustion which is
continually going on in5the process of max
ing corn and cotton alone hence | say very
wise patriotic planter should turn a portionof
bis attention to orchards, and raise more grain
and peas and potatoes, and also raise his. own
manure, and strive to be independent in sill
things as much so as possible in order to pro-
mote his own and the happiness of his me-
groes, for plenty of good home raised bacon,
plenty of fruit, &C., will save many aaDoctor's
bill, and prove beneficialin every other aspect
Of the question:"