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BUTTS 81 LOCKWOOD.

KY YAV received from New York their Spring and Sum
n assortment Of fresh impaired fashionable foods
consisting OF superne Cloths, Cassimeres Vestgs brown
and white Drimgs black and mixed Listilgs, silk Cam
ble;s, Roucn Cassncres, Woollenes, willie ana stripe
Jeans, buf and purple fine stripes Tor psntloos superior
yellow Nankeens, meas black Bohikne, secrHcker, Nam
kin Grape, silk aud Cotton Crvls, nu super Bsnd.ii-
na flag and Gerntn silk lianlkerch es slk ctAp linen
and worsed Hose and half Hose, oseskn, beaver, castor
silk and linen Gloves, Webb's patent and other ussndcrs
siIk Stocks Cavat Pads, Umbrellas brown aud black Liza
eus Irish Linens, shirt Co!ar, iacksoas Sheengs, bleach
ed Shngs, silk VGvot binlup Cords. olive Velvet 10
mems wear with numerous other ARTICLES. IN their line
which they Offer vt prices which will bc satisfactory pur-
c,sers Garments made usual in the best manner aud
Ia,sstayh.
%, band good assortment Of Ready Made Clothing,
ven low prices. No. IA, Market Squire.
may %
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A SISTERS LOVE.

There is no purer feeling kindled upon
the altar OF human affections, than a Sis
ter's pure, uncontaminated love Tor her
brothef. 1t is unlike al! other affections; !;
so disconnected with selfish sensuality;
80 feminine in its development; so dig
nlfed, and yet, with all, SD fond, so de-
voted. Nothing can alter it, nothing can
suppress IT, The world may revolye,
aud lis revolutions effect changes in the
fortunes, in the character, and IN the dis
position Of her brother, yet if he wants,
whose hand viii 10 readily stretch out as
that of his sister; and If his character is
maligued, whose voice will so readily
swell in his advocacy. Mex, to moth
er's unquenchable love, sisters is pre-
eminent. 1t rests so exclusively on the
tic OF consaneuinity for it's sustenance;
it is so wholly divested of passion, and
springs from such deep recess in the
human bosom, that when sister once
londly and deeply regards her brother,
that affection Is blended with her exs-
tence, and the lamp that nourishes it ex-
pires only with that existence. In all the
duudis vi CfIilc, IL II COtlSl'ttTtu So!iIe-
thing anomalous 10 find the hand of sis-
ter raised in anger against her bro.hcr,or
her heart nurluring the seeds Of hatred,
envy, or revenge in regard to that
brother In all the affections Of woman
there is devotedness, and depth which
canrot be- properly appreciated by man.
In these regards where the passions are
not at all accessory in increasing the
strength Of the affections, more sincere
truth and pure fee ing may be expected,
than in such as are dependent upon each
other for their duration rs well rs their
felicites. A sisters love, in this respect,
is peculiarly remarkable. There is no
selfish qualification in i,s ou,pourings; it
lives from the natural impulse; end per-
sonal charms are not in the slightest de-
gree necessary to its birth or duration.
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MIS- CELIA
THE DISAPPOINTED BRIDE.

At an age when the heart is open to
every impression, and forms, with the
came readiness, engagements and con-
nsct;ens, which in a man of ripper years,
would be the fruit Of esteem aud obser.
vssioa, 81. A-wss travelling from his
psaivs province TO explore the wonders
Of . netropolis which 6e had as yet be-
he'd with thc eyes only of hope. In the
coach which wss 90 convey him TO Pa
r, hs (euni young man ofprePossessing
sceessanes; q Conversation soon began
e6cf terminssed IN psoteststicos Of friend
chip. warmly reiterated on both sidcs.-
Nceusl confidence sooa flowed from
~ Iips, snd oil the secrets Of their
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lS;-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN On

pY the Use of DOCTOR HUNTERS CELEBRATE
H0 PILLS, persons of either sex, (giided by the a cry
cafnabc copouS directions accompanying them,
bled r8eetaaHy TO eradicate A CERTAIN DISEASE, and
restore Health with Ease Safety and Certainty, In fsO
dcys.
1.-THE extensive sale, and unexamped success Of this
article IN this aud other large cities and towns throughout
the Union, during the time prepared by the late Dr.
Conway, sufficiently prove, that preparation KNOWN pos
sesses superior properties together with the Injection Pow
de) fo the most thorough and speedy cure of the dreadful
disease for which II Is recommended.
They render the system less liable to Infection and
eiecill Remedy in all the various stages of the disease
however olsiinate
Recent infections are removed thereby in three four
days, without confinement, and at tri1ing expense
Pnce-Pls dollar boy; Injection Powders and Cerate
so cents each.
~" None are genuine unless signed the outside printed
wrapper, by the sole proprietor, II. KIDDER, immediate
TO the late Dr. w. Il Conway. For whole
sale with al the other Conway Medcne') by JosErH
BALcH Jun. South Main Street and JOHN ii. MASON T.
Co. Providence. Iy january 10.
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LARCHAR & HATCH,

UEAVE received, uf their importation, superior
X assortment of BRO ADCI.O flIS and ASST SIMERES,
of fine texture aud beautiful finish, among which areJet
and blue black, black, brown, olive and mixed Clols-sleel
mixed, dab, iwn drab, blue anJ black Ctssmcres.
On Hand, suitable for the present Seaoa,
Brown aud white linen Drills, silk Camets, do Minges
Scersuckes, Naukins, Jeans, Ruuen Cassmees, Boma.
zines, &c. &c. large srnent of Valencia, Mirseles
aud silk Nesngs silk and cotton Umbrellas Suspendes,
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravais and !andkerchieis.
Also,
A general assortment Of ready m,de Clohing such as
Coats .anialoons, Vests Drawers, Shins, shirt Collars, Sc
few bue black, and mixed BruidclUh Coats, which will
be sold at first cost.
Az IN want of any of tho above articles will do well
call II No 4. MaIkcI snIare. July 100
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FRESH GOODS.

HyARVEY CLARK, No. -, North Main street, will
n o,en this morning, lo of DRY GOODS, purchased
IN Boston, the present week, which he win sell such
prices cannot fail of giving satisctn customers;
among which are
B'ick blue, steel mixed, olive and bottle green Broad
cfhs simercs Caic0rs; black India Iayautne Silk;
plan aud figured jdconet anl swiss Ml-iins; Camlncs;
pluAe idndkefc leG; belt blpDs; black b,lnei Ieil.,
hlles' and tent cucn's beaver and horse skin Gloves;
wurSlci ard cotton iIss; irish Linens; imitation iIaniker
chiefs Valencia Shawl.; BIiiie nndkechefs, sc. SC.
". u. Oa haHd-Ready made CiUhing. ANY Cloths,
'assineTas, &c Sold y the subscriber, III lie made ia the
hest manner, aHi N sOit n1iice, ii requested
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POETR z.
FOR THE CADET.

ITO CArnARtNE A. VI
Thesvs avw'ry wreath around my head,
I.ifr's flowers in thy sunny path arc sproadi
whh hssn a. light as tho spiIit offs song,
Thou gosa to Join the iesial thfong,
wbsse the mirhful dance will hold you long;
There are dnplins smiles ON thy hcalthfl cheek,
That of inward light and gladness speak;
Nor care, nor grief W ith their clouds near
Thy heat, as the summer sunshine clear.
A. shining stream glad music makes
Mil fbrea drlls and wildwood brakes
b. tl,y laugh, this day, my ear hath met
Yrom Tho dawning light, I'LL the sun had cot;
rhore are few glad spirits on earth like thee,
And u,sy shine like stars troubled sss,
But what y thy future life To boz
Art thou but Tor 6olIc and sunshine nneant,
a spiri, io tighten our pathway sent
The " sn Of promise" Is on Thy way.
Mailing yet dsTkens is morning ray;
The rainbow hopes Of thy sary morn,
The tinis by thy youthful fancy drawn,
Arc fair thy own light springng form,
Which las cross'd my eyes fke vision of light
In The mary dance this nrhful night.
But he future. of that zoe little know
We may figures trace the stainless snow,
And sec all depart In one short hour,
Meath the next warm wind or melting shower;
10 the hopes which we form for coming yesD,
Are al pictured In smiles 10 melt Ia tears.
May Ne, who, this gadncss gives thee now,
Al Is own high sltar lend thee TO bow,
And 10 lay thereon a humble mind,
A hear thro' oil, 10 His will resigned.
Then beautiful girl! that future will bo
A summer OF sunshine and hope TO ihoe. ELLA.
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FRANKLIN IIOUSE.

E9RFS1ON HODGES info m. his iII, nd and The public
ia he ga, associated wih hInr. in The nirragei,rt q
'tc Frqaaa House, hi. LEWIS l. IIopGEs, aud ,Ll
ne business "ll hereafter he couLttcd IA the OF 4
dscs Co. They have fcte,tv ie-,llcl and ie-u nh.d
their House in ope-or .ylc w special reference the
comfort and ,0nytnncc OF those who honor hc with
teif company. Ga lhri tab will away, he found the xu-
rie, Dt the selon aud te cellar supplied with old Vines
AMI sup rior Liquors. Those yho visit The Franklin House
may be sure OF receiving every requisite attention.
.IIlX 4.
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TO BE sold.

nNE ofihc hest Water PRIVILEGES IL New England, In
" Chaplin, lately M,nslleld, adjoining Windhan, in
Connecticut, on the Matching River
There two houses and ont buildings, and about 100
acres ~ Land-a Grst NM, with burr stones Saw
Mil, SC There were Iron Works also, which have been
discontinued The water he taken out of tie aud
used great extent. the situation " favorable, aud land
adlons. The Dam Is IN grelt part Of natura rock, and Is
nf thought liable In much Injury from fresbets
They are commonly called fIOward's Mills, and will he
spd with more or land extensive credit Apply To
JOHN wELLfS, Boston, or JADEZ CLARK, Wind
liam, Connecticut August 20.
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limited STATES, HOTEL

EEtA TIMOTHY b. REDIOND informs his friend
lsssEd and the public hnt hc has fsopeied his establish
'1s4s ment, No I5, SO Peah street, mad No. ll5 on
h aier street, city Of New York. and iayies them 10
their patronage generous community here have wei
ced him i.ck to his accustomed labor IN Their service, aud
he hopes that travellers will unite with the respecthe cti
zens OF this city, IN besowng him their encouragement
ana Indemnity, a. far n may he tor the wrongs he has sui
iefei beyond the pOwer oi "A jury 10 fefess.
is h0isep Is now In order, and his accustomed abIn-
dance and varieties Ia the lauder and cellar, will be pToyd
ell as before hs unparalleled persecution.
New York, march 10 GIN
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

EaR. DAM takes nj. method inform his friend, and tho
he has recently purchased of RAYLEs together with
eo certificates of which attached to the directions
THE BALM OF EGYPT,
Formerly gained great opue for the the Asthma, and
a con'mpiiye complaints but always considered pos.
tive for the Asthma and Whoopng Cough since which
nne, articles have been suhtuied what effect the pub
lie are the best judges.
Celebrated Hemorroides or Pile Eiectuary and Ontent
This preparation knownio he positive cure for the Piles
have been cured after using the Medicine few days. Ceh
Gates from them can he al Mr.. CHARLES BARRELLY
i53 Washngtonsireet and at Druggist Shops boston;
hut he known Of Mr. Bare he Agent for the U.
ANDERsoN's EYE WATER,
mot prepared by Anderson who invented the Cough Dropsl
is an Article which much celebrated in Paris and London,
which time others have started and ded with Eye
Water prepared by themselves but the Propi of this Eye
Water has good evidence Of the celebrity Of this article
have recently used with great success the
Mr. ha, all these Medicines prepared and put up for
h' Agents under the particular upernndsnee Of one Of the
The Proprietor has and will have Agent, in every state 10
the Union He has nts eight Of the states besdes
Portsmouth, Iii Providence, r. l.; Hartford and New la.
yen conn New fok City, Albany, Troy Utica, Rochester,
Bamoe Midi and Boston, Mass which las, place the Pro-
preor resides
lhaS AK % pSh X letter, Sgrr ri r SoTfs S, e ss proprietor.
CHARLES hARRELi loo, Washington street, Boston, will
| receive imneJale attention.
Agent, TO refund the money purchaser ofthse Med
oines they do not give satisfaction upon fair ua the pur-
chaser returning the boxes hotties aud directions within
fortnight after the use Of the Medicine.
CERTIFICATES.
Boston, May ooh, 1923.
l. the subscriber Of Huntington in the New York.
haze taken set of"pacns- Pile Eeoiuary Onment
Wal. has entirely cured ci The Piles (Which had very
badly five DAYS, aud houd and advise every
person who has that roubsom comp ani make Of the
above remedy which consider positive cure lsign.d
SOLOMON kETCIlAM,Jr.
Boston, Nov. 2ab, 1s2G.
This to certify that have used Psens celebrated Pile
Eleenafy and cured by the Of In week. aer be-
ing afflicted more than twenty years. (signsD
CREAM OF AMBER,
For removing pnples, spot eckcs and all eruptioos II
The skin, gradually propueiog SOFT clear and beautiful
plcxion
A, remedy Tor serofus and Sail Rbeum iu merits sssd
unriyalled.
The fullest rence may be placed upon The efficacy Of The
CREAM OF AMBER IN all The sbovemenoned II no4
only tenders the skin beautifully soft, smooth clear bot by
perseverance, n. application the free and unnlef.
pied eser oe " those functions Of tho skin which
ary 10 health and the s,nmen and preservation Of bess
fnl complexion
Aloi the above Medicine, ar. for sale by Dr. GEORGE
" TiLLiNGlfAsr, sole Agent for ihh town. No. q soutk
rhn SreeS "gn o. The u ldsn Mortnr' Jyse4
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sEEeS.ci, |.


H,rrhe, IN, cr,trs II a. I'D ou,snyesI
Wber.ver Uceln,s Lows I,w:
VI c-a.i,l u'e ni,sn SnIs nsei si. ..ea",
As "eo 10 "e' P'ouu 0ou''cS go~'
ex.u, .u a.. ,,,,,~ q, s,,,h TIA, c,ee,
-, ,h., s,n.nd The vn, II, air.
Number ,he hoSts i'iat 10 uie ueep
Exs'enos' ahu "s p'eSsufes sh""'
,,., T., ,,. h-..,h
ncs,s,s G .,,',,,a 81. , w.. d,m.,n" ~.
~ those. al faded, sere IN death,
Which fit before the wintry BLAST
N.Y.. numner .''es., ann ni. nus '"osV'
There still remains an amper store
Untold BY, and unknown To u,ee.
.,,, .,
".re1 noa no, . :" W., WI. aV V
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BELLEYUE HOTEL, Nrwroar, (R. ~

BELLEPUE HOTEL, NEWPORT, (h. ~
vUyHE Pubc respectfully Informed that the NEW HO-
81 TEL IN this town, will be opened on the LIST OF july
under the superntendance Of Mr. r. RoUILLARD, an expe
rcnced Landlord who will himself TO give satisfaction.
In addition the Table d HOte, private Dinner and Sup
per Parties can be accommodated Soups apd Coffee
al all hours
Liquors, these Of every description usually found In re-
puclab Tayerns.
The READING Room will contain the New York, Boe
ton Providence, and Washington and other Southern
and Eastern papers.
BOARD reasonable terms furnished by the day, week
or year.Tle Beds, and Hair Mattresses, entirely new
Newport, June Is
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,R RANKEps AND MERCHANTS

VNEClMAb INTEREST TABI.EsS--By John Hurts
H horn-emlracing calculations of Interest," from one
day fo years. dollar 10 1910 dollars. The iner, for
- successive days lseninej every folio Of this work,
every "a 99l1 dollars. just received, few copies
only Of the above valuable work; and tor sale by
A. = BECkkVITU,
August 10. Market street
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SJTJJATION WANTED.

a YOUNG person, who writes a faIr hand, and under
N stands Book Keeping by double entry, wishes TO pro
situation IN Mercantile Manufacturing Esab
lisliment Good references cin be given
line addressed To J. t. aud LEFT nj the Office Of the Lit
erary Cadet, will be Immediately attended TO.
August -.
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TENEMENT WANTED.

HAIANTED, convenient and pleasantly situated tenc-
Wv mrn Of five six the west side, for fam
ty of ouly hur prr,on.. Rent not to exceed s.I25
ALSO, girl to do the work In the family. Enrr)
at th, UiAcc. 3w july ~
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at Court Of Probate holden phia aad for The Torn Of
Providenee, on the igth day Of An2uSt, 4. d. ls2s.
NN Application Of BETsEY ANGEL, widow 81 Nelle-
~ mih Ang H. late de- eased, for Letters of Adminra-
lion the Lslie Of said deceased; Is ordered, That the
consideration thereof be referred Monday, The LIST day oi
September next at O'Clock, p. NJ and that previous notice
gwen (by publishing This order Three several times IN
tile Literary Cad,t) TO all persons Interested To appear at
hl tina, time ami be- heard.
A trae cfpy Witness,
August D. NATHAN ". JACKSON, Clerk.
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FINAL N0TIrQ-

a Ill Persons indebted 10 the lnic firm of sHuMwAv h
n DKE aud A v. DixK, Notified. that ~ drIn,nd
which are not settled by ihe irs day of September next
yi b, left with Attorney for collection Further indul
ience cannot be allowed. A.V. Dixie
July 26
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SITUATION WANTED.

QlY Young Man, well acquainted with the Dry Good.
- business. Liluite Al this Oihee
hsgrs ~ J-s
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COPARTNERsHIP.

TEyuCKER & SPRING anil uEUHGE u. DORR, have
a entered into Ccparlnershp, under ihe firm Of TucKER,
SpRiNG SoRR, and Will continue the Commission Business
of Tucker Spring, at No 81 Pine-siI cet, kewYork
THATCHER TUCKER,
JOIN SPRING,
New-York, July ,. CIV GEORGE -. DORR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11
RENEYOLENCE OF ROBIN.

In the summer OF 1915 ny aif took an IN,
fcdged swallow. thai had fallen from a nest IN
the barn aud placed ii in robins nest VITA
four young robins. IN The absence OF the Old
beds aud thpn seated hersefat wndow, VIII
in few yards Of the nest, and wait.d The re.
nirn Of the robins. In H fc~ minutes orr OF
them came. and on diseog ring the swallow flew
about the n $. making an alarming noise, which
soon drew lis mate IA the ne.i. "a. d after Gu'.
trring about The nest for # shofl time. he, vnh
drew 10 an apple tree. a inlo distance from the
nest where tbcy ST chirpiae .ew minute. and
then went pcaceailv at iber forns employ
,nent ,i2 p'e,tding TO. lhci ,.one, aud aeia-
a''f fed aad o,rcted III fifth stranger, nv he
was able to provide for his own ,upport
EadDoTi Sentinel
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af.e- the Committee rose. Nr. Hsrsie reported
The bill and amendments 70 the Housr-snd. an
NJ. May smotron, the bill, &c we're laid On the
fahle
HE BIZ concerning the Penreniinry institn-
ton was read the hft and second time. ant
committed; Mr. EYes ofPfince George having
mad" an nasu, esssful motion 70 strike ont so
much Of II As relates 10 a new building fot hos
pifal. 81.
A communication was received from the Sen
ate. thai they had passed the bills concerning
John Reynolds and YIN T. lteynolds-and an.
ihorsing lie court Of Buckingham 10 contract
ier repairing the Dry River Gap Road, Win
amendments. IN which the House concurred.
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DINNrRTo R.TAZENELL.

r chm1pd fr5. 5.--Dn Saturday last a pubic
dinue "a, given at the Eagle Hote' b, NE Of
IN membets oft - Lce tslaiure and the citizens
Richmond To rrTLgroS WALLER IAztwTLL
T. q ne 81 On Senators in tie Congress OF II e
t. States, who arrived IN the Steam beat on
Wednesday night. Ma. Hnlt t>peakci OF tie So
uate) presided assisted los Sr Banks speak
~ al tEa u at Dajesatce) add Peter '. Da1iet
Esq cir Lieut.. Governor Of the Common
weal.b hey had the honor Of receiving rs
thrir gusts. r. Duy i Nhe Cove nor of ipri-
da)-sand Capt BAIL Hall otthe British Royal
navy. (lhe distinguished Traveller whose iCrra-
nv fame Is founded on his Interesting description
OF that cxtraoidnar, people the nhahtant> OF
the Loo G hoo Islands on his journal fl ON hich
Walter Scott has extracted IN the 3D. Vol. OF his
memoirs of Napoleon the interview Of Capt
Vail with that remarkable man and also on his
travels in South Amerca.)
An invitation was given to the Governor, TO
which he made the following reply;
RGcHMoSD. Feb. ID, lS2s.
To George c. Dromeoolc. John Y.
Mason, Nm O Goode, Willoug-
hy Newton, Peter V. Daniel, p.
Nicholas and James Lyons, jr.
Esquires.
Gentlemen I regret that my extreme debi.
litated state of health compeS me To decline your
beers of the General Assembly and the citizens
of Richmond TO public dinner in honor oil Lit
fiction w TazeweIl But beg you to believe
thai nothing could afford me greater qualification
than TO join in manilesing my high respect for
the private worth and my warm approbatIon oil
the political course of our distinguished Sena-
tor
Be pleased gentlemen, TO accept my thanks
for the polite terms in which you have presented
the invitation. together with assurances OF my
high respect and sincere esteem.
NM b. GILES.
We have seen larger company, bu, never a
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by Francis Z. Rves. of,be u o.,
" The 4mfrieaa susisme-e va, = b'lstst,s
H.. 49, 'a'i's q number VI paif.a#.=..#.
gans' me principle upon winch III. l''i'si q
by Bernard, Of the S.nss. '''e't
! ~ hahdmhiden II liberty. Nal, stfe-
n',.' sue presents to Freedom tie .l,,i' nv e"s
ned chaIice. fanny TIE puist
by +. I. Mayo, of tiie n Of D,leo.,..
''es'oe nj and Heads Of Departmept.-,ft D.
nra Oh tie better he 80
bs !" 3. p"eaey-5a. B Ca,s-r,o.r
ga,n1 Inc shafts II sinking paiiy N
ny 9lf alherae-John q. Adams .oat5
1,'!; ano fice efrsa, :. The balgain'- on y e
ny the direction e The Secrptarv a.
Thomas l.. Mehreny "a. Snpe,n,on'i.zF
irdan Anairs. addressed a cir.nl,F
gents Of the United States in The linda q.
~ directing then 10 aseer,ai ,p,.,n.d s''a'
e. b. the lndans 10 counietnrf III. C Us.
DTS from mud logs aud ,nakes The %
lairndenf himself While travelling am, 'P''-
Ihdians, eudravOred to ascertain tn, - ~
! tfese dreadful maladies, (Which lie Ill.
IN hi ans 10 pos>ess) but could nfv.,. =
any thing satisfactory. lie is Of the o,.,,''
t'ht oa dtgng ana suction. are then c,,.t ;
- ths'tier " lth some application y htrL a..
wee suprrstitious 10 mako rrovr J
In fs"er TO III, circular he has ierej,eg . ~,
Ia fiom Joseph Parish E,q. al Ian,n,i.,
enclosing another f ON HoIatio Jop.s Ia
ierpr 'ief al Gennes. g, aid Il uuan5i,, al
OF tn plant referred 10 ~ The following .,r5...
from ines letter: No satis actory inform,f,'1
had H#'a blamed n elation 10 the India. 49,.
for the tde OF sn kes
HE cur far hs ironhobia is A D an, r.,o,-
Dung The tobacco mt, wrirh is made us, oil.
tn indians as sut sti'lte l"I tobacco, which :,
planted and cnlIivsieh in the same manner .sa
.'ber r'oe lie eavrs are lied in bnnfheS -
pst uaief - - d., VIE a dog il an.
i,l II is M ttfed aud tel ,3und hs uech -
thu dry tobacco rut IN a pipe and smnkrd t., !,
person into his nostrils; and IN case pcrs.n :,
bitten, he Is to be treated in the same naaoer
"S"sI"ag t'sdicg mosied tobacco on ,,s
wound
Ihey never knew persons to he mad. though
hey have been frequently bitten by mad dos
because they apply the remedy immedl.t H.
(Which they say) stops the eject OF tbe
lnson, There are old andexperiencrd doetere
among fir Indians, Tall Chief heiug about Gtiy.
eieht and doctor Monture about fifty 6y,.
fool> tins description from the Indian, mouths
la tnigbt The oiiol ofpay was an inducementto
them 20 d close the secret, and they wished IN
COME on next spring, as an opportunity Of mo.
wing the medicine, they say MAY not occur for
many years. II certainly viii effect rure-a
mad dog was oeser known TO die when theyaD-
piled the above remrdY."
Tire seed has bceu SEM 10 J. 5. Skinner Tsa.
Editor of the American Farmer, for dslrib..
ton