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Democratic Rally,

AT meeting of the Auxiliary Jackson Democratic Association
No g. held Friday evening" Instant
CINE House,
Resolved That The President Of this Association be instructed
vte all democrats of this District adjoining
ing attend the dedication the Pierce Kng
Pole raised United States Tuesday evening next
instant, ut "a O'Clock.
given by
Jackson 7ocidfion number
guhed speakers party upon
sion.
A. w. MILLER, President
ADAM GApprs, jr., Secretary.
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the Observatory engaged in
making astronomical
Chill public that the officers
engaged should be therefore has been
decided Observatory vise every evening from
ysters will be admitted any between m
June4- If
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ny A. GREEN, Auct,on..r,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON n STREET AT AUCTION
ON wednesday, the both instant shall soil At o'clock
on the premises fine building lot situated r.
SECOND and Third Streets being lot No in reservation No. ~
having front on street "a feet and 100 fee, Deep containing $50
square feet The above
Immediately in the rear Of the ST. Charles Hotel
FERNS One hih cash balance the
purchaser to give for the deferred bearing
he indspurabIe A. GREEN,
June I'D Avcuonssr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Private accounts BIZ The Niagara

Private accounts by the Niagara
New York, June 26Private letters from Liverpool by
the Niagara, favorable cotton than the Iee-
gra ptc accounts received via Halifax.
The market had advanced full to ADJ fair Uplands
Fair Orleans quoted 6sd Fair Uplands, S. Mddling Up
lands, sgd
vanced I'd.
The weather very favorable growing crops.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26
The City Of Glasgow sailed oday taking 72
cabin passengers and very heavy carg, of freight.
Pork market has advanced 81 per Dbl during the
week. Mess is selling at 800, and prime at SIS.
ALBANY June 26
The superior decided this morning that the Albany
Evening Journal still the official paper This decis-
ion has caused good deal of dissatisfaction among the
several competitors.
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ARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
IL Monday 2sih instant, shall sell 10 O'Clock,
and of Thomas A. Scott, the south side
Of 7 and
boots and shoes As stock and of
deem enumetate The above
been recently laid in, and Of modern style.
All OF and under S2 sl5, and
ceedipg credit $50 credit Of and
endorsed bearing interest
June gid A. GREEN, Ancuoneer.
The will be closed Wednesday, the ADD instant in
sale. All indebted subscriber
respectfully requested call and settle their
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
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The wing ratification meeting at The Broadway House,
in New York, on Thursday evening last appears have
been pretty well attended, considering how large proper.
lion Of the wings there thoroughly disguised at the
wing nomination The features OF the occasion, which
the neutral press speaks of rather dull affair,
dashug of-hand speech by Ogden Hoffman. esq and
very compaceni letter from Mr.. Senator Seward from
which we make the following extract
60 congratulate the wings Of New York their saga
city and patriotism in preferng the worbiest avala BILE
citizen for the responsible service and the highest
honor OF the republic their persevering fidelity
him and their sacred principles OF freedom and
toeraon well as their Distinguished prudence and
ms gnanimy in the conduct OF the of pomina
finally, the auspicions result of their labors."
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We call attention 10 the advertisement Of an exhibition
of valuable European and American PAINTINGS,
open and sale Lane ~ fuckers building the Ave-
nue. The paintings in question said be by Of
the most distinguished artists of the Old and New World
and highly spoken of as gems of great merit. We
advise all lovers OF art to visit tho gallery The admission
is
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON the IsLANb-On Thurs
day. July st the premises nj O'Clock, p M snail r.' IN
fronting and lot NO.
w. fronting street west between south, each
being ~ by ~, running q n alley 10 feet wide.
Terms on<-tird residue equal payments ~ one ma
svn~rss ~ roveh.s.,s M-dts
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday afternoon,
III June 2sth alhs O'clock the prem.e shall sell o
numbered square numbered $685. 10th
between NJ and morrill, having 0h OF Is
inches alley improved
two-sory frame dwelling.
Terms; ehird residue satisfactorily secured, bearing
All conveyanccs expense OF the purchaser
June li-d J. e. MCGUIRE Auciioncer.
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Democratic Ratification Meeting at New Or

We had intended 10 publish the proceedings OF this
meeting paper Of to-day, but prevented by the
press OF other matter Respecting the meeting, the Lou
isiana Courier has the following;
The ratification meeting last evening was grand az
fair There multitude In attendance. Great
enthusiasm prevailed The old Jacksonan spirit pcrvaded
the assembly The speeches warmly received and
every reference the great principles party.
gallant staodorbsarers, and coming victory, drew out
. STERN Of applause,
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90 Jackson Democratic AssociatiOnA meeting of
will be held Democratic Hail Monday evening
2sh Instant, a X O'Clock. J. d. HOOVER,
1--2t President
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In;- Fifth Ward Attention 1.-THE
the Fifth will the Old Democratic Read
ing ROOM Capitol street, Monday 18th n O'clock
The election Of officers aud other important business will be
before the meeting. A full attendance Is expected
LUNG 25-.I
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Sales Tomorrow.
BY Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctionecr.

ITNTNPRovED LOT IN THE FIRST WARD.-on Monday,
u 6 O'Clock, shall
north half OF lot No. a. No. situated 10Th
between north, containing 3,7t3
Terms Onetid cash residue In equal six and
twelve months with satisfactorily
ai the expense of the purchaser June 2,-a
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BALTIMORE, June 25.-The Charleston Mercury received
this morning. expresses the opinion that the wings of thu
South will oppose the nomination of General Scott. Thu
Mercury considers Scott weakest candidate that cout
have been mated, and that he viii be easily beaten.
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Conrietion Of DIUis.

BosToN, June Is The jury in the Of Davis, trial
in the criminal court for the murder OF his sister some
months since This afternoon after short absence, render
ed verdict of guilty" The prisoner received the
nouncement with the most agonlziDg emotions.
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CARDwc respectfully announce 10 customers that our
"A bills will be before the Both,
respectfully respective will
the
nd the unpleasant feelings OF customers
june 2s,eo3uf HALL BROTHER.
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BY .. q. Mcguire. A.


NEAT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-On Wednos-
day afternoon June th half O'Clock the premises
shall sell Of lot No T. 4t improved by neat two
frame house
The property Eight, west between
and and desirable for small family
residue sir and twelve months for aotes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest JAS u MCGUIRE
Jupe ~ Auctioneer.
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Dsath ola YfteraM.

BALTIMORE, June 25.-Aaron R. lowering, prominen
and Influential zen, and formerly the WING candidate
for the mayor of this city, died to-day He one OF the
defenders OF North Point
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ny J. Q. MoGUIRE. Ano.ione.r.

VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTIoN--on Mon
day afternoon, June 2sth al O'CLOCK shall sell htcenu
street. Department Interior
pyat Matthew Clair
Clarke consisting about Volumes the OF which
valuable.
The will be continued from evening eveaipg the
hour, until they all sold
Catalogues may be by calling a, my
Terms cash. !, q. MCGUIRE,
Iupe2 ID Auctioneer.
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UCTION NOTiCE-Ihc subscriber respectfully
his friends and the public that he has commenced the auction
his offers his
for the sale OF description OF real and personal
favorable
With the various departments
auction the four OF which he has been personally
known the citizens Of Washington the of the late
firms of Dyer Bro and Dyer Mcure he deems unnecessary
relied
business cased without
delay.
permanent arrangements reception and
sale OF merchandise commission wishing employ
office Of Rotiwei
street during hours ready
and prepared o calls VI the public.
Respectfully, f. N. STRATTON
June l0-dtf
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EROM LONDON

prom LONDON. Spectator edition, with and a
l. index.
The Taller with Of Steele, and the Guardian the two
comprised in volume. Price -.
The Rambler, Ider and the Connoeur all
comprised in volume. Price ~ Is. Just received.
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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BY A. GREEN, Anctsoneer.

coon TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
TioNon Thursday the st July shall sell in front
At O'clock frame house and lot
II lots Mes 10 md H. No 1ol situated
2lst The
inches and II feet deep.
;
the purchaser bearing interest from day Of SALE sa
factoriy secured. a. GREEN,
June I'D Auctonecr
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Pacific Mall. dire ct from New York New Orleans


Notice to the Public, and Instructions TO Posfndsscrs
Office hereby and after the 5,h Of Juy 1882
the United States mails viii be despatched As follows, viz
Fep York and .fspineoH Direct Line.
Leave New York 5t and Goth OF each month arrive
Aspinwal Navy 18th Goth Of each
Returning hspinwa arrival Of the Pacific mails
rive Mt New York about the i2ih and 9Th OF each month
Nsw Por and Neu Orleans L (tophig at Harona each ag)
Leave New 18th 9Th Of each month
New Orleans about the AID and 9TH of each month";
Returning the lth and 26 and arrive
New York about the 2Ist and 9th Of each month";
kep Orleans and .aspinwou Direct Line.
New Eth Of each month
Aspipwa about the 18th and e9h of each month";
Returning Aspn Pacific mails and
rive at New Orleans about 10Th and 25h Of each month
~ n PosmasterS who hitherto their and Cali
forna mails either Charleston South Carolina Savannah
Georgia. will hereafter New Orleans and the Charleston
and Savannah Offices will do the
The days Francisco for Panama viii be the
LIST and 10th each Returning steamers will
mats and the Of the Pacific
line between San Fane4co Oregon will be due
both NJ X. HALL, Postmaster General.
rosr DIS Jupe n, 1859. June 26-d6t
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Orange Alexandria na Mana Nsli.ax..
TUE daily passenger O'CLOCK
a. ~ fasseaeess connect WIN Y z SAWYER. nes Of eoaehs
ot hiiddieburg uppersie, Pans Louxoun
wood and wnehese reaching Winchester By half past O'CLOCK
| p. Fare through, 81
BY the same uass for Wansnts Faaquier Syringe
tulpepei Court house. Orange Court house, and Godonsv
connexion with Virginia Central railroad
pont thence 10 charlottesville, conveyed BY
reaching Waenton Springs early dinner hour
O'Clock, Gordonsvle
morning 20 connect with the Nigna Central
Richmond 10 Charlottesville Gordonsviie
sawyers coaches the above lines
hnish and the eseeed
state. Ms
aud The public rely careful dag aad
4 TO all points.
Both of the above railways laid with heavy IRON
the modern ia The coaches
eseeed road the United ssaie and provided with
beams guards and all Of the approved
Through tickets be obtained The Potomac House, fenns
Washington Newons Mansion
dina. Baggage 100 lbs. passenger.
The and
Ale xanda regularly with above
their In Alexandria will onibuses
| from the boats TO the railway station.
the
twenty charged
The completed fottsn mile
Fauqner county, and the Manassas sae Fauquier county
| IS miles Aex la.
/ IL. nj. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex. II. X.
/ NJ. M WELSH, sup. NJ q. Il. H.
4 Innn
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sDDINONAL sUPPLIES.-We have this day opened the
desirable goods which will be sold at very low
prices
pieces very fine and choice pattern French lawns
IS medium priced lawns, good styles
lawns, colors, for l2x centsworth 20 cents
10 pink, blue, white silk visctes
20 black lace points
calcoes nne fast coors and good
styles, FOL ladies wrappers
With good and general assortment Of all kinds Of dry goods
YERBY X MILLER
avenue, between 7th and 9Th
sale, situated 18th
avenue will pay u cent the
asked. Terms easy. Apply NJ above
June i3-lmifed rNat. Intel. h Amer. Telegraph
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=
by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by ~. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
NEAT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUcTION.--on We'd
se shall sell part OF lot No. No 49, improved
streets north and IS very desirable for small family
Terms oneaf CASH residue in and twelve months, for
June 27--d las c. MCGUIRE Auct.
CHEAP BILL PAPER and Stationery OF NIL kinds.
" Fine bill envelopes, al 81 thousand.
Fine steel pens at 50 cents box, conalninga gross
Ledser journals day books books and Of all
Taylor MAuaY's,
June ~ Rockefeller near OH street
JUST OPENED choice collection o valuable Eu-
uys ns and expressive heaas Also reas Celebrated p"rta Of
aSs a1 ra sgy @ a.. carefully s ,"S
exhibition and sale Thompson's Gallery Lane fuckers
containing description painting be
gallery Admission free Positively to be disposed Of by
ion. June 27-dlw
Pierce aud King Democratic Association.
Resolr That this Association win cordially unite with club
body ofdcmocras Of the city of Washington elsewhere
the election Of the nominees Of the Democratic National Con
venion held a Baltimore.
meeting Association O'Clock, p m on
house, punctua
who wish to Join the Association Is requested
FsMYER, Flr. Vice President
sAML- GRUBB, Second Vice President.
Jso. T.. kendall, Recording Secretary.
oP srse-r.os, Corresponding Secretary
"'N 'N'''' ''''' JAMES TowLEs
June as-d2t Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
By j. O. MCGUIRE. Aucsionecr.
JTNTMpRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday,
30 square s57 fronting street. wide
Drumming from T., street west 10 New Jersey .venue through The
$3.50 feet The lot partially enclosed with, good substan
sl nc The convryancs TO be at the of the purchaser
Terms years,
June 25-d Aucuoneer.
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UST OpcnnK-25 style visites
20 black lace points, very pretty
90 pieces very choice styles white embroidered muslin
white Swiss
30 do plaid cambrics, from l2x cents up
10 do fine and Irish linen, of Bnrkes
braed brand
50 do Richardson's heavy family linens, the best goods that
used.
Gentlemen wishing linen shifting will do well
call other article line, prices that
cannot fail to please.
VERIFY MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7.h and eth streets
June 5-dmf
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A GENTS IN edtaseiy distribute the hal
through
city, For particulars w Edwards the o.
Of r. onn esq, Louisiana The Rank Of WISH
pgon stating interview be had, which will me''
prompt attention w. W. EDWARDs.
3D.
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The resolutions being disposed of, preparations were
made to send out party Ito start the mornng) to
ascertain who had been killed and TO bury The dead
The party consisting OF ten men, left Sunday morn
ing On Tuesday evening they returned without having
been able to accomplish the object OF their mission
They proceeded 10 the neghborhood Of the bloody
ground before they heard anything OF the movements OF
the robbers Upon arriving at the house of DR. Rhodes,
they were informed that party OF Indians in the
chspparel ahead of them, and two OF the Indians
were seen by of the party from the house, who
made chase but could not overake them They evident
ly intended 10 lead them into ambuscade. On their
arrival at the house of Dr. Rhodes he Immediately re-
quested them TO prevent any of the Mexcans leaving the
place, several OF whom found there but two OF them
succeeded IN making their escape and the river II
was then decided to return and DR. thinking no longer
safe to remain. accompanied them, and is in town.
party had not proceeded far their return when upon
upon from the other side by large party supposed be
from sixty TO a hundred in number who in the of
crossing, no doubt with the intention TO them Oft
The party being in exposed position. and having
means to return the fire with effect, those The other
side in the bushes. Immediately rereated One of
the party who had been residing in the neigh borhood,
and had joined them with the view OF assisting recover
and bury the dead, shot through the neck and fell
from his horse. dangerously wounded. Information of
the movements of the party evidently sent in ad
vance by spies to those mscreans who very nearly
successful in cutting them of Had they succeeded in
crossing the river below them, which was evidently
their intention, not soul would have escaped. "a 10
numbers they were probably ten to A large party
in smbuscade stationed the lake. and The other
party warssdy to oross the river whenever the Amsri
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NOTICE TO CHARACTERISTICS trustees Of Charlotte Hal
IN School, Marys county, Maryland desire employ
teacher principal take charge OF the classical dc
partment that institution.
thoroughly gentleman, with experience In teaching
would be preferred.
Applications, OF capacity, Ac must be made be
27h prepaid to ~ r. D. bhoWNE Inneral
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
$3.50 and chd OF the tuition, which
generally amounts 10 $500 June 6-tiiJuy2U
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IMPORTANT NOTuCEThe Subscribers take this method of
respective
will the 26 instant and presented on or before m
first July confidently expected ~ All W
avail themselves OF the opportunity
which Of
summer goods a, cost, UooE, BROTHER, co.
Iunc Il mlf
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DOY Wanted n Farn-Tbe advertiser wishes to hire an
sctvc and intelligent boy o rom ~ TO ~ years o. sge 70 ~
on small farm Washington. The healthy,
the the place is under whom would BE-
whose friends wish 10 make well informed
Of him He will live in the family of the owner
where he will have good home To suitable BOY
win be Apply At the counter OF the Union
June 2'-ni"
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Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumcry, Fancy Ar
lie

n f. FOWLER CO., Odd Fellows Hall. 18th street
u. Washington, hand beautiful assortment II American
and other cutlery which
dessert knives with medallion head OF Henry Clay
kepcs from the mandatory OF John Gasde, OF New
ark, New Jersey.
They have hand, nporaons full assortment Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENS WARE,
in all their varieties which they will sell the favorable
terms and they invite call from all who arc in want
June l6-eod2w
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The wing Deed Of bargain and Sale.

following remarks of The Richmond Examiner upon the
wing platform and the circumstances of its adoption
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THE nnual Meeting of the Stockholders OF I" Thc
Magnetic Telegraph Company viii he held in the city Of f'
dcpha Of the 1hprsday W
July prox'mo att O'Clock for The eechon m ~
business which all sochhoa
respectfully requested 10 attend. - -,
Arr R.rnross corsnr, sserstary.
ltd
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yTE just received new lot Of goods consisting
w in part OF, viz:
case lawns, at 6X cents
] striped Shamburg gingiams, at III cents
] superior awns, at l2i cents
j case linen lusres, for travelling dresses
100 pieces fine plain cambrcs, AT l2i cents
SO do striped and plain Swiss musllns cheap
do ulai
SO do dotted do
Coored and white silk vises do
Beeges black and colored silks do
Grape shaws dry goods usually kept in our line
June 25-co3uf HALL X BROTHER.
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ADAM GApDIs, jr., Secretary.
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Alexandria Boat.
THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON viii de-
EAs part as follows noa,'. fare, y cents. coach fare fare
coach leaves 18th Northern MARKET
leaves the Capitol =, pk 10Y, ~, ~ 5A o.
Leave Alexandria Al ~, Ok, 10Y. II, ~, s,5A,7
jon CoRsoN,
June 9l-d Captain.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-20
COLD WINTER.
NY ELIZA COOK.


We know il is good that old winter should come,
Rowing awhile from his Lapland home;
'Tis fitting that we should hear the sound
OF his reindeer sedge on the slippery ground
For his wide and gttering cloak of snow
Protects the seed of life below;
Beneath his mantle are nurtured and born
The roots of the flowers, the germs OF the corn.
The whistlng tone of his pure strong breath,
Rides purging the vapors OF pestilence death,
love him, say. and avowtt again,
For Gods wisdom and might tshow'weii in his TRAN
But the naked-the poor ] know they quail
With crouching limbs from the biting gale;
They pine and starve by the fireless hearth,
And We p as they gaze on the frostbound earth.
Stand nobly forth We rich of the land
With kindly heart and bounteous hand
Remember It's now their season of need,
And a prayer of help is prayer you must heed
A few of thy blessings, a tithe of thy gold,
Will save the young, and cherish the old.
'Tis glorious task to work such good
Do it, We great ones Ye can and ye should.
He is not worthy to hold from Heaven
The trust reposed, the talents given,
Who will not add to the portion that's scant,
In the pinching hours of cold and want
Oh! listen in mercy, We sons of wealth,
Basking in comfort and glowing with health,
Give whate'er we can spare and be ye sure,
He serveth his Maker, who aideth the poor
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-20

MURRAIN-The October number of your pa
per contains a call for information in regard to
the prevention and cure of murrain. With
your leave, / will give the result of my expert
ence.
First, the preventive: Let them have at all
times plenty of pure water and plenty of salt !;
mix salt and sulphur together and place it in a
trough under shelter, where your stock can
have access to it at all tines and lastly, give to
each animal table spoonful of pulyerized res
in once in three months. This dose should be
varied according to the age and size of the ami
NAL.
The bloody murrain, if left to its course
proves rapidly fatal, and in order to be treated
with success, must be attacked in its earliest
stages and subjected to energetic treatment
NV mode of treatment is, first to give a large
dose of resin, then follow with draughts of a
decoction of smartweed made strong and given
in large and repeated Doses After careful and
repeated examinations of cattle that have died
of bloody murrain, have become convinced
that the seat of the disorder is in the kidneys,
hence the utility of resin both as preventive
and cure.
As regards dry murrain, believe salt mixed
with wood ashes in the proportion OF three to
ono, and kept within reach of the animals, to
be an cncctud preventive. Gen. Farmer.