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SH E K NJ A Ms
WORN SEz3III,5.SS3

j 100000 Boxes svld last yea
Further eVldeuce Of their wonderful
afecls:-
apt Ccnin, OF Nantucket, consulted
DR.. Sherman, Oh account Of his son, eigh
years old, lilo had been in decline Tot
several months, and attended by four
Physicians who could give hlm no relief
Ills symptoms were Ieanness, pdIld hue,
very offensive breath, disturbed sleep,
broken off by fright and screaming, head
ache, distressing cough, itching Of The
nose through the day, and Of the anus to.
wards night, with Shiny discharges from
the bowels. The Doctor pronounced the
case enc Of worms, anc recommended his
Worm Lozenges. After the first dose the
child ran to his parents, frightened atlhe
quantity OF worms that came from him
he began 10 mend at once, and before he
had used one box, was entirely cured,
Benz, F, Goodspeed, l3O Sixth Avenue,
has always cured bis children of worms,
by Shermon's Lozenges. He would not
be without them in his house on any ac
cOuHt.
The Rev. Jabcz Townsend's little girl,
nine years Ole, was given up as ncurabIe,
by two physicians. She was last wasting
away, and was so miserable, that death
was aono looked TO for relief Three
doses Of Sherman's Worm LgZenpes en-.
tlreIy cured her.
Dr. Stevens, one Of the most distln-
guIshed ply yslclans in this country, says
Sherman'o Worn Lszenges are the safest
best article he knows Of for destroying
worms.
Dr. Hunter, another celebrated physi-
cian, uses no other worm medicine in biz
practice.
DR.. Castle, 297 Broadway, has usec
Shorman's Lozengos IN his practice, 70
more than two years, and never knew
them to fail,
hon B. B. Boardsley, oil. l.. Clark
Joseph llanes, ESQ, Professor Bingham
and the thousands who have used thes
Lozengos, can fully attest TO their grca
aud wonderful virtues.
Sold Al the Medicated L zcnge Ware
house, lO6 Nassau street, New York
In consequence Of the GREAT DE
MAND for these celebrated Worm Luz
enCes the price has been reduced to onl
95 Cents per EsOX. A fresh SUI
ply lusl received Ny
JACKSON & SINCLAIR.
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ia R RI 5 o MS

G2ZG1E+G C%N- -E.EE-.
For the cure Of Wmlo SweIngs,
aud other Tumors, Ulcers, Sore
Legs, old and fresh Wounds, Sprains aud
Bruises, SwelIlngs and inflammation,
Scald Head, Sure Breasts of Women,
Rheumatic Pains, letters, Eruptions,
ChlbIans, Whtlows, BIes, Corns, and
ExIeroNl Diseases generally. 1t is like
wise greatly superior to any medicine
heretofore discovered for he chuled backs
and limbs of Horses; for Ring. worms
ahoppcd lips, and, ~ short, Tor every
erieraaI bodily evil that may fall 10 the
lot OF man Ur beast.
No house should be without this aImos,
universal Ointment, for the inmates Of all
houses nre liable 10 scalds. scraDchcs
cats, bruises, burns, corus, chappcd lips
&c Sc, &C. from any or all OF wh,cl
they can receive but lille injury if the,
have a boX Of lllrrjsou's uuriyalcd Spe
clfc to contend with th m. For Piles ant
Salt Rhcum it surpusses all other rene
! dies.
ONE SINGLE BOX Of this Valuabl
Oin,mru' will prove It's utility. Jus
received by
JACKSON 4. SINCLAIR.
CaroiIlon, June II, lGll.
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GMO4lIGIEl,
October Is, 1911.

THERE will be petition presented
to The Commissioners of Carroll county
at 'ho'r December Term, 1871, praying
an alteration OF the road leading from
VIM lIordesll's Mil, in Brown Tp, ia
K Georges IN Fox lp. as runs lhrouah the
lands OF Lewis Harsh and John G,n2
IA Brown township; SAID alteration ,c
commence near tho line between Johr
GonrH aud Leonard RimbIc. Theme,
North through the land of John CAN'T
on the north west quarter Of section 2G
ITp ~, Range 6, aud so on through mar
lot The land OF Lewis Harsh, to inlersec
The Road on the lands OF Lewis ncrsh i
tho old road, aud there to terminate
September 10, l81l.
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NOTICE is hereby given that oppica
ton Will be made TO tho board of Com
mIssloners, within and for the county
Of Carroll at heir next session, playinp
Tor an alteration of so much Of the road
called the New Philadelphia or CaGlz &,
Hanover road, as lies on the farm ol
James Rccdcr in East tow nship, begin.
ming at the cross roads on said farm. on
section 5, in sOld township, few pole,
N, f, from said Rocder's house, theme,
about ~ poles in S. w direction unit
said alteration will inlcrsact the old roa,
near the south limo Of said Rrcder's lnnd
MANY PETITIONERS.
| October 10, 1911.
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Farm GUr Sale

THE ,uhscrlber wishes to sell his
Farm, living about three miles south of
Carro.lIon.--Any person wishing to pur
chase is requested 10 call and satisfy
himself, aa to quality of soil, &c.-
Terms will be made Known on appIica
ton to The subscriber.
JONATHAN M'ELDERRY, Sen.
August IS. 1871.
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te -; hui lnt} are Win dl!lI.u " = i uul
gam; aud they always ucroal a PAIN aud
misery while they remain IN The body:
Whereas Btaudrelhs Pills are as in.
nocent as piece Vi bread, and are e.
vacuaied with the disease lor which
they are taken.
From the time we are born to the
time we cease to breathe, onr bodies
ure constantly wasting, and as con
stantIy building up. The action Of the
atmosphere wastes them, The food we
eat, the digestive organs we convert
into blood, which reneWS or builds up
by its circulating power. Thus the hu
man body is healthy when the blood
clrcuIates freely, and when any thing
prevents its course through tho VEINS,
disease commences.
Cosiveness, Dyspepsia, Fev.rs, Ia
tiammatlons, are all OWING 10 this, and
all the troubles attending them could
always be prevented by he timely use
al Braudreths Pills, as their very action
at once tends to clear the circulation OI
all lmpeJIments, and remove every
cause or OCCASION OF impnrily from the
blood. There are thousands, nay mil
Ilons-at this momelt in tins country,
and all olbers, whom we may really con
slider as half dead, They may be said
to carry their death ii their bowels and
circulation. This is no imaginary cir
cumstnCe. wish it we're. The
thousands we meet every where with
cadayerous looks, yellow skins, and
green eyes, speak in a language not to
to be mistaken, Of the stale oi their sto
mach and bowels, aud the consequent
condition Of their hlocd. The BODY
is thus, while IN life, reduced to the con
dllon Of corpse; aud the reason why
sOm0 body'a are so soon IA pu'red con
dtion after death; ls more from The
quantity Of impure bumors contained III
them at the time they expire, than from
any other cause. And who Is there that
will not allow that Brandreth's PlIs
had been employed, SO as TO have re
moved these impure humurs, that life
might not have been sayedi Whoever
viii but give this subject very little
consideration, will at once perceive the
perfect identity between the putried hu-
mors Of the body before death, and the
humors which occasion the peculiar foe
Tor Of dead body.
THE COUNTERFEITER'S DEATu
BLOW.
The public will please observe that NJ
Braudrcth Pills are genuine unIes,
the box has three labels upon il, eacI
containing fac simiIe Of my hanc
writing thus-B. Brandrerh. These
labels are engraved on steel, beaul
fully designed, and done at an expense
of several thousand dollars. Remen
Der the top-thc side--and the bottoms
Entered according to act OF Congre
in The year ls4l, by Benjamin Brat
drelh, in the Clerks Office in the Dis
trict Court Of the Southern District O
New York.
EACH AGENT who sells the I RUl
BrandrCth Pill, has an engraved CEF
TlFlCATE Of Agency, RENEWED e,
cry twelve months, and has entered int
bonds Of five hundred dollars to sell nom
other Pills than those received from Dr.
I ID L., A
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-kTT-S -Z--E-GT ANT
For sale at tho Drug Store OF j. S.
llunler on the Hal,
Angus; Is lS4l.
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VEGETABLE ANTl-BlLIOUS PILLS

LNLAl hbLL hlN l-DlLlOCO , LILO
Are daily cnacling some of the most
astonishing and wonderful cures that were
ever known. The town and country are
filed with their praise, and the palace and
the poor house alike echo with their ylr
tues. In all climates under all to mpera
lures, they retain their wonderful powers,
and exert them unaIIoyed by age aud
situation; they are mild IN their action,
thorough in their operation, and unrival
led ia their results.
DIR. PETERS PILLS,
B5ing composed entirely Of vegetables
| 'hCy do not expose those who use them,
to danger, aud their effects are Us certain
as they are salutory; they are daily and
safely administered to Infancy, youth
manhood, aud old age, aud to women in
the most critical aud dCicate situations
They do not disturb or shock the 8nlma
functions, but restore lhoir order a nd rl
establish their health; aud for NlI the pul
poses which a vegetable purgaDive or Gel
tain cleanser Of the Whole system are re
qured, they urc without n rival. The,
arc allowed to be all that can be accom
, flishcd in medicine, both for power an
innocence.
, Charlotte, ~ c. Jan. | 1887.
. Dear Sir, rave madu frequent use {
3 your pills in the lnciplenl stage Of hlIlou
. Fever, and obstinole constipation OF III
bowels also in the enlargement Of ii
Spleen Chronic diseases OF the Live
S Sick Headache, General Debility, aud
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$4,000 ERidcs Wanted.

The subscribers will pay the highcs.
price il Cash or LeaIh for clean sluugh.
,ered H,dcs Skins, DC, # delivered al
,hrlr Tan Yard At tho east eud of Cal
Toll,n, or at The Store OF Isaac Alkln
sou.
BEATTY 4 YOUNG.
October 10, lS4l.
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NEW GOODS.

UST RECEIVED and for sale, whole
O. sale or retail, a heavy stock Of best
COTTON YARN-Pilsburgh manufac
ture-assorled Nos from to 10, which
will be sold low for Cash, or exchanged
for Wool, Flour, Bacon, Lard, or dried
fruit.
ALSO-A general stock of DRY
GOODS, which will be sold or barlered
for the above articles on the lairesl terms,
by WELLS, HENRY, g. co.
/ door from corner of Sd & Market SIS
Stcubnvle, July "a, 1871.
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VAN BROWN,
AflNrnGN Al Law

Will practice in Carroll, and the ad-
dining counties, and attend to all busi
ness pertaining to his profession. His
office is ono door west Of Mrs Lovy's
Hotol, CorrolIlon, Carroll county, Ohio
April 80, lS1l
'Ehc EsrandTC(h PILLS.
.THYIlE remarkable cures which have
been effected by Brandrelh's Pills,
have astonshod the whole medical
faculty, many Of whom have conceded
thut they are the greatest blessing that
ever was given to tho world,
The reason these celebrated Pills have
such a universally good effect is because
their action harmoCizes with the human
body.
purge out tho old lcayon, that ye
may become a now lump" is tho Ian
gu0go Of Holy Writ, figure applied
spiritually, it is true, but how could It
have ANY APPLICATION unless CONFIRMED
by PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE in the BODY ol
mater? The foundation upon which this
figure of scripture rests is ns inmovcaOle
as the laws which govern the tides, OF
that occasion the thunder Of Heaven.
"'lho Condition"
The condition upon which God hal
given health TO man is Il constant care I,
keep hrs stomach and bowels free from al
morbid or unhealthy Accumulations Tht
d means to effect tins must be those rene
:, dies which cleanse the bowVs aud puri,
& the blood
n Good hoalhrul medicine is ouly spc
o cics OF lood when the animals, who's
e habits we have the means of observing
2, are sick, they wander Ihrolgh the field,
% aud make selections Of those herbs whlC
N opeu their bowels aud purity their hurd
@ which Immediately restore their health.
2, When dose of Brandreth's Pills ~
8, taken, they are digcsied, aud pass to ever
1T part Of the system, but they leave ii
CT body when they have effected rho inlcn
iN ed purpose, and health and vgor are i
them insured.
Mineral medicines may enter The $,
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kIstgay Notice.

BY vIltue OF an order to US directed
by David Lee, a Justice Of the Peace Of
Lee township, Carroll county, Ohio, we
the Undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised certain stray
mare, taken up by John Gutshall Of said
township, and find the same to be a Roam
with a blaze in her forehead, the left hind
foot White 10 the pasler, a large scat
from cut in the left hip, a natural trot
ter, fifteen hands high, supposed to be
twelve years, and we do appralse said
mare at eighteen dollars.
JOHN HOSTERMAN,
THOMAS RIDER.
Appraisers.
Sworn TO, and subscribed before me.
this 2lSt day Of August in the year 1871
DAVID LEE,
Justice Of the Peace.
September 10, l84l.
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ali eases have iound Oacm 30 We 'uty ei
ycllvg.
] D. BOYD, NJ. D.
NechIeaJerg. Co. Ta, Ecb. /, 1887.
Having USED DR.. Peters Pills ~ my
practice lor the last twelve months, take
pleasure IN giving NJ testimony OF their
good effects IN cases Of Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Bilious Fevcrs, aud other dis
eases, produ3ed By inactivity OF the liver.
They qIe a safe and mid upcueut, Uo.
ing the best article ui the kiud | have eY'
er used.
GEO. G. SCOTT, NJ. D.
Extract from a letter sOrttlen By DR.. Fran
els Bogart, Of ProUidence, H. l. Dec.
7, 1888.
"ptlers' Pills are an excellent opPrient
and catbarWc medIrIne, Chose effects 5e
ng produced 10y the difference Of the
quanuty tukru) aud are deeIdedIy supe-
rlor 10 Lees, Brandreth's, Or MorrIsOn's
Pills"
Er,ract of letter from DR.. Pye, ofQut.
bee H. &. March u, 1881
"For Bilious Fcvers, Sick Headaches
torpidity Of lbe bowels, and enlargement
Of be spleen, DR.. Peters, Pills are all eX
ceIIeut medicine"
Er,ract ofa letter from Dr. Scott Of
Baltimore, Dec 27, 1886.
"l am in the daily habit orprescrihing
them (Peers' PIIs)-and they have in
nearly all cases, answered my purpose
| have discarded other medicines, some
ofthem very good ones, 10 their favor
Doc.or PETERS wisheS it to be DIS
iiaciIy understood that he has altered RI
Oard Of one thousand dollars or such il
formation as 2cjH ensure the cOauictiOn o.
any person WhO mag rCntUre to cOuatei
felt his Pills,
We have just received a fresh supDIy
Of these truly EaIuabJe Aati Billion.
Pills.
JACKSON 4 SIN LAIR.
OnIy agents for Carroilon, Carroll Co. o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05
1,,r11nr ANT MnlrAinNr.

We learn from the las, S,aun,on Spectator, that an
arrangement has been entered into between the Balli-
more and Ohio, and Winchester and Potomac Railroad
companies and President and Directors of Inc VAL
ley Turnpike Company, b. which tie former have
agreed TO deliver plaster al Winchester over their oads
fee ofeght and the latter 10 allow the same to pass
over their road free OF toll 1t has been proposed by
the latter company embrace the article Of salt IN this
arrangement, but the 'Spec,ator does not lntorm US
whether the proposition has been acceded to by the rail
road companies 1.-The principle adopted by the direct
ors Of The Valley turnpike, we learn is 10 allow all wa
CONS carrying less than ton Of plaster or ten SACKS
o. salt 10 pass their road free Of toll The editor
seems 10 think, and we agree With HIM, If Richmond
dacs not keep sharp look out, the valuable trade Of
the Valley IS destined at distant period 10 find lis
way To the Baltimore market. As subsidiary To this,
we learn from the same source, that company Of gen.
tIemcn III Winchester, about establishing "a regu
lar line OF transportation wagons between that place
ard Stanton, for The conveyance ct merchand'ze.
produce passengers, and that I - 10 he carried
into immediate effect These wagons are to night
and day with CONVENIENT, relays Of horses. The Cum.
pany ale 10 establish depot at StaGnian or the re-
ce,pt and delivery OF loading elef gong coming
from the Wrist, and also for The receipt Of produce
tended for the Winchester ard Baltimore markets "
TLeTiaston Ioiiey S;ar, Oct 81.
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~ Dl.NIup. NnNCTIE 60.

Le,r LIrarg IF he Int jadrc BardGur, nj 7ucfton
an MONDAY. the 18Th dry Of December nc>, al o'clock
- r. M we wt H. 1t OR auction store, hr Law Library OF
TIL sale viii 10 lash, bit on all sums Of go or u
wards credit 20 day. w'l he given Tor endorsed negotiable
note interest add Il.
Catalogues lie reay aud The books can be examined
d... .,,cvnis L. IN. -.l-. ID. ". < to. AuciS.
rh,s Library comprises and COLLECTION books
in number - hundred sime. Consisting o III.
WORKS, aud g,c' the oc>t editions; amongst which al
ns al III. NJ .;abr elementary works and di:c.is: aud
lied vnl:S Of Reporters, English and Arr
r.ran. Law and Chinc-ry, state and Federal
These BOOKS possess advantage, which is rarely
mel with Library III. Incn Bnring ..
duou> readn. than ihy years he lale proprietor,
mar-i0S al h hooks made reference TO other bonks
treating the .uects ana ~ MS report especially, wsf
subsequently c:d N an. other Case, there j.
reference tie which II WAS thus cited, by which
H. the readers ttientinn = drawn To the volume
PAGE book, where any pcvio. examined and
either apprnyed ovtriuci modified cxfllad: AID
margins ms ike manner
said or ieced ans other book whith has any
analogy 10 the point in question: Whist his desrp on i ,u
reference all the books, y IN an rAri"Ga. degree
relation certain elementary works and dse, which tho
yadr The
Commentaries, Saunders Headings and Eyi
and MaIock's Chanoc Practise u @lsh oe:iur
point the reader iI 6hd 10 ali ne crs
English and American, bearing thai Point cited by lie
author The references these wo;ks 81 this kind amount 10
public statute in hi copy ii laes Digest on which liz his not
made r.enccS al the British and hE.eri,an ancirn,
and MODERN Fedora! and State, which have given construction
10
Instead of The opinion thar second hand library
j cmmouy called worth less Than hooks Of The .rnr
Kind confidently asserted t'a; The Library question
..ncn ya;aic NJ luaei ont q, bsos
: drcui tn .yr adequate III
nj, -nace b sry i.efe description.
Tie nay farm poa of Tia benefit il no III
ny raii 10 Eind, that when Il" book
rrlu his detected the refrenc The
point With close study for than iriyvr years enabled
proprietor u refer thus -uperseding nescss,
his eneoanerns the same tai" any other but 70
the book to which nc Is tese.,i-. u.
ocG :. is-a1x2sO. a!1S. 31loD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

Mason .Sp DiNoy Lixr.-Ths famous line IS 50
often mentioned in and of Congress. that 10 Anne
rican ears lis familiar house hold words lie
history and location nre not however, well and &C.
neraliy known but that the annexed article from the
Saem Gazette will be found 10 contain IniormatIon
new al least To some Of our readers, tins sutrc
Mason and Dirons Line-1his boundary is so termed
from the names of Charles Mason and jeremiah Dixon
two gentlemen who were appointed to run unfinished
lines IN 1862 between Pennsyyana and Mar land, on
the territories subject TO The heirs of Penn and Lord
Baltimore a temporary line had been run III l15', but
had not aiven satisfaction 10 disputing pares although
il resulted rou ali agreement IN l1JU between them
selves decree lad been made III lois, ny King
James drlinraling the boundaries between the LANDS
rlyen hy charter the first Lord Baltimore, and those
adiudued TO his Majesty, afterwards 10 VIM. Prnn,l
winch dvdcd the tract Of land between Delaware Bay
and Chesapeake Bay, by Inc equally m'ersecii"g it.
drawn from Chpe llenlopen 10 the 10Th degree Of north
latitude.
A decree in Chanccry rendered the King decree
imperative. But the situation OF lehiopen became
long subject Of serious, proacted aud expensive il
CATION particularly alter the death OF Penn IN IT'S,
and Lord Baltimore in H. until John and Richard aud
Thomas Penn, who had become the sole proprieoIs OF
the American possessions Of their father William, and
Ceolus the original patentee entered into an agree
ment on the iglh OF Mag, l172. 10 tins agree
ment chart was appended, which ascertain the site
Of Cane Henlopen aud delneated division by an
east and west Inc, running westward from 'hat Sapr
to the exact middle of the peninsula.
Lord Baltimore became dissatisfied with this agree
m.nl and cndea yored to in validate II, Chancery suits,
kinry DEGREES and proprietary arrangements followed,
winch eventually produced the appointment OF COM
mssioners to run the temporary line. This was entc-
ed IN l1ag But the in Chancery being decided
in 1879. new commissioners appointed, who could
not however agree, and the question remained open
nn,rl I7G2, when the line was run By ,lcssTs Mason
nd
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SD. Ia

ETNEfN John Farley tnirn Cot. eose and IL H. Jen-
- tns' rv Good AMI duos f loss Governor street
We would take t r opportunity c tinSinI III" public Tor
fayors II design al FIRST
onr@yc, through lie but 10 do II by giving a-
all vii" call Girn which consider Lar pTtiri-
h.Sis. AMI OF winch glad 10 know has
bcr almost universal.
design pursnc tie this time anl FIR
Tie failure Ill goods > ~ ~ that d" not please III cast lia'i
color. maze fashion otherwise, can be returned aud
money rcsr!ripov!"i the shall not have been
We hry- Al ti tine r-c size II n"i larger than
tie line II business, and wci respectfully
economist - cali before purchasing, aud eS-
himself aud u mol Pronounced n To-" Or
nr ;an Other IN the city We sla! hc vt nt' deceived
Cinh Goats nj 81! wii. others charge S2 ni making
and ;rinm The customer furnishing the cloth, and .7niS nj 81
Sold for Sill aud Vests Srts, baHer-, iidhcrrheis
tayat stocks SIscnrrs, SCh Gloves anu Collar, 81 many
kinds qualities aai AL other articles usually Kept hy Cioi
which determined IL sell low Tor cash; and re-
quest thu pnr tail and ,hcr they want 10 buy or not
o. MI GV0aS rarrahtci.
- j. BRANSAN & co.
S.,t IN ai-wtf
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Exra0rdnary Dtscocerh.-Wc copy verbatim the
following notice of late French discovery from an
English paper. Whether il is Of any importance, or
whether IL is any discovery at oil, entirely IL
noran, but hope some Of our inqulsve readers viii
test i; -
1.-The injection of solution Of chlorurc Of auml.
nun into the acrta main aitcra! trunk 81 an an.
nal will preserve fresh r indefinite period, with
out impartlng TO il the slightest taste. The choTr
acid Of the alt renders The celatnc or dec"mposabe
part Of animal manner incapable Of dccompos'icn per-
aps by destroy Eg alkal, for which Tie acd has
Il greater affinity than FIR aum'nnm ] ne asttr sab
saacc, thus deprived "i is acid, ttcoinfs an in-pid
powder Tie particulars Of tbs discovery, ~ NJ Can
nal, will he lcnnd IN the bulletin OF The French AGA
DENY OF Sciences for the sitting ri March ~ and IL
The Literary Gazette report Of that meeting. From
two TO We pounds of The salt disspv, IN abon: tsscr
three times weight If water, sufficient for an OK
Persons disposed 20 make experiments on the SUBJECT
need scarcely lie reminded that tie smaller ANIMALS,
such as rabbits or cats, should he employed. Subjects
for Anatomical dissection should also be prepared III THIS
manner Here is a field opened Tor commerce o
most important description
"Thnnsands nr oxen an the coast Of Spanish America
are Slain for their skins only, the flesh beng Isl upon
the dunghill; it may be preserved, aud shipped
for the West India markets fresh meat no ship
IN future be provided with salt meat. The health
Of long voyages viii be preserved and the
comfort Of passengers IN cmigrant ships 10 Sydney
will he materially improved by the application Of tins
important discovery The table Of til" Academic dcs
Sciences, on the reading of NJ. GannaFs memoir was
covered with legs Of mutton fowls q III genus omnf,
which had been preserved for many months by the
new process The ch!orure of aluminium would lie
very cheap when made on large scale Tor commercial
purposes.