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4 FooT RoT IN SHEEP ~ would suggest sim,
n lplo vet sure and efficient preventive and
:, lremody for the foot rot. The treatment is as
h follows:--As the farmer tags his sheep and
e turns them out in the spring, let hun pare
their hOOfs as thin as possible, without
y producing blood let them remain IN their
IS pens till their hOofs have become hard and
2 Jealous so as to render them unsusCeptible 70
d the influence Of pebbles, stubbs, &C ana iof
l. this day OF two will be sufficient. The hoois
Il will thus grow out sound and healthy II Iar-
:, mers will go through with this process with
Il their sheep each spring, we guarantee that
those which have been thus treated, Will not
J be troubled with foot rot, no matter how nucp
Z they may be exposed.
4 CgrioEs Case is relatedby the Troy Bud
I lget, of girl in that city, losing. her speech
for whole week Being disobedient and re-
y fusing to answer her mother, when spoken to,
4 she fOund--after sitting dumpishly IN the cor
liner about an hour, brooding over her bad con-
duct--that she was unable to utter or articu-
! late a wGr,,i Her friends did not take particu-
lar notice of her for a couple Of days, suppos-
IluE bug was hNHIluE up ubl pCbs AAAhAAJ eAtS
IwrOte down that she could not speak, when her
friends became alarmed, and consulted several
physicians After a week had passed, she
awoke one morning, aud found herself again
in speaking order.
| Health Of NsD York There was an alarm
ing increase in the number Of deaths in New
York city during last week. According to the
report Of the city Inspector there we're 466, an
increase Of l34 on the previous week. The
mortality was chiefly among children, OF whom
34O died under ten years Of age. Of these
81 deaths were caused by cholera infantum, 80
by consumption, q by dysentery, l6 by diar-
rhGa, II BY inflammation Of the bowels, l3 by
measles, 80 by dropsy, 2l by levers, and A by
commissions. There were deaths by cholera
morbus.
SRppLy0f WatTf for CtieS.--During the re-
/ cent warm weather, the supply Of water IRON
the CrotOn river was foUndl inadequate to
: meet the wants Of the city OF New York. The
consumption for twenty hours amounted
G l35.O0OOO0 Of gallons, or seventy gal lonSr tp
. every mhabitant, showing an immense amount
; Of waste At Boston, on the 4th inst, the
'e consumption OF Cochituate water amounted Il
ii IL ,245 600 gallons. Ten millions of gallons
L. day has always been regarded as an ample sup
D ply Of water for quarter Of million OF per
= sons
- Tie l0pmg Nachiaes are making rapic
a. work with the fields of grass on Long Island
Il and the farmers are exceedingly we'll satisfied
~ with them. The mowers, in consequence o
" the demand for loborers, had begun to ask tive
le dollars day, but this machine makes thei
w skill superfluous. 1t is moved by horses, thu
II driver sitting on the machine. A farmer take'
:, morning drive through his meadow, and tht
/, work is done. The makers are unable to sup
nnss ply the demand for it.--N 7. EgeaiRg Post.
Dutch Possessions in Sarjaam The Frank
furter Journal, Of the 4th, says: 1T is ru
n mored that the Dutch Government has ad
b. dressed to all the governments of Germany
- note which has been laid before the Germani
I'm Diet. In the note in question, the Cabinet 0
nd the Hague invites the German Government
- to favor as much as possible the colonization o
'e. the Dutch possessions in Surinam, the Dutcl
nd Government being inclined, it says, to Civ
1t. every possible facility to Germans desirous o
ng settling there
M EagliSb Government Fiaaaces. The Jul
lu dividends on the British Government Loan
1 amount to E6 92l 900 sterling Or S33, $50 900
.le At the same time, 81 $50 600 is paid out Oh
'el other European and Mexican Loans held il
ch England, aud the miscellaneous dividend
an swell the grand sum total to ten millions ster
~ ling. The revenues of the British Govern
nc IAent for the year ending the 5th inst. wer
~ G49, 1861 ,OOO, OF which nineteen millions vert
ne derived from customs.
The French papers have spoken good dea
~ OF the advantages Of their too faithful repre-
ng sentative in Washington Monsieur de Sartiges
as. One of them, the universe, Jesuit paper, ,
m. French Freeman s journal, SAYS: when an
his ambassador Is bachelor, nothing is more ma.
in tural than his trying to amuse himself out OF
his annoyanCes by killing rats on Sunday. and
ch paying witty compliments 10 the Young la.
be dies. They are the same everywhere
r. J...Fgrats-- gf ais l75ttgDs N tJc sea o.
NY tODthe GHt Stream, Lieutenant John Rogers
oei IN command OF the coast survey hydrograpbic
Du party OF the Florida reefs, states that in Tpp
lC' Glng Soundlngs off the the vicinity Of Soldier
u Key south Of Cape Florida, to the depfb nj
one hundred aud sixteen fathoms, specimens ri
ne the bottom brought up retained a temperature
ler OF % degrees, the surface water being rs de.
.I9 grees, aud the air 81 degrees.
IN Hlk.-Itis common to regard milk a. IT..
ia tie else than mere drink But real pood mill
is really an article Of solid food, being roagn'
lated soon after reaching the stomach. New
we milk contains l3 per cent OF digestabe solids
re- and SKINNED milk 10 per cent; that IA. the
ma, former fully one half, and the latter above a
ear tniId, ol the nutrlnent contained in the lean
asst part Of mutton and beef.
Lho Co0i-Oneo of the steamboats, that rrtn, from
he Portland to the PCnObscot advertises, in 4
h. morningpaper that the boat will leave On Fri.
.ai day, "to go as .tar as tie ice agW permit P5-
Sa Northern railroad still advertises its ..Win.
nJ ter arrangement" People who desire cool
retreat during the prevalence Of intense heat
20 should take one of these routes.
ON ho5Smh'S sister, Madame Zsulowskv wbo
W :" arrived IN Yew York some days since. sets ant
~ next week to occupy a farm out West. said to
have been purchased for her by her brother iust
before he left this country. The Mavor Of II sw
a York holds il! trust $1,000, to enable her to
," reach her destination, for which Madam Is a1so
a; indebted to Kossuth providence
er Not little curiosity is felt among shin build.
al ers and owners, touching the new vessel t5s
ne Sovereign of the seas which is TO sail from
= New York soon for California, and which has
e. thrown down the gauntlet that it will beat anv
s. vessel afloat, that has gone before OR shall come
: after it.
d II man Wbo cannot command his temper.
I his attention, and his Countenance, should
not think Of being man Of business.