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immense sum Of MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED AND SisE
THousAND, sEvsN HUNDRED ANp SIXTY poLLAns


We believe that there 10 not practical planter in any
Southern State that will not admit that swine do well in
forests and increase with the greatest rapidity
Our crops also most abundant, and but few
weeks necessary to feed to render tho excel
lent We therefore nothing but that the great
invention Of D. Lardner and Mr. Davidson the one un.
der notice Is ds.tnsdt work great and ia
vorabls change in the commercial and domestic scono
my Of tho South rendering her comparatively ndspen
dent and enabling her to Keep within herself the i'm
mense amount Of money that goes to the Western
and Northern States to build them up instead of being
expended in enterprises at home II will make Opeloua
Auskapas and Texas exporters he very best beef aud
at price that Wh pay weH and be beyond ripairy And
while these great results being produced every
mliy can have their own apparatus and simple is it
IN construction perfect its operations that tho
great work Of packing meat need but the lei
sure hour while the beautiful effects of science il exhi
Dts applied practical purposes will always call forth
admiration.


Again we must repeat that the advantages this inven.
tion holds out to the South and to Texas particularly
are and destined change the whole
Of trade in meats the whole world reducing their
prices and forcing capital into enterprises Joined
with manufactures it makes the Southihe most inde-
pendent portion of the world giving her another advan
tago the North to add to those of her fertile soil
her boundless extent, and her matchless climate.