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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09
8 s..iillSUNa The Commonwealth d Pannsylvan
Il @gAHITo the Sheriff Of Bedford Count
lKIEEAA@S49 Greeting

: Nz4kll1S 80 Greeting
II Hannah earn, Adam Carn, Henrietta William
son. Orange Williamson aud 0. 4 Shannon, Esq,
administrator cum testanento aunexo Of Samuel
earn, decd make you secure in prosecuting your
claim, then command you, that you summon,
!,y good and lawful summons Mary Ann Woods
and John George Gods, late Of your county. so
that they be and appear before cur Judges AZ Bed
ford at our County Cours OF Common Pleas, there
TO be heidi on tile first Monday Of September,
next, to show wherefore whereas the said De-
PENDANTS hold together and undivided with the
plaintiffs, two lots Of ground the Borough of
Bedford, situate the North side Of Pitt street,
containing ore hundred and twenty feet in front,
aud extending back about two hUddred and fifty
feet, and numbered in the general plan Of said
Borough Nos lS4 and 1856, ard having thereon
erected two-story and a-haf stone dwelling house
store house, warehouse, also three one-story brick
Offices, stone stable, adjoining lot Of Jacob Reed
on the east and lot Of George Blymire or the
west; and they the said defendants deny that parti
ton thereof be made between them according TO
the laws and customs Of this COMMONWEALTH in
such case made and provided do gainsay, and the
same to be done do not permit, very pnlustly and
against the same laws and customs It's said
And have you then and there this writ, and he
names of those sammoners. Witness the Hon. +,
NJ. Kimmel, Esq, President OF said Court at
Bedford the 30te day OF July, A. D., 1860.
SAM'L H TATE, Prot
Attest:
WM S. FLuxE, Sheriff
Sept 3 1860, after return by Sheriff Of '>Dcten-
dants not found in my ba.liwck, the Court direct
publication 10 be made in Two newspapers for six
weeks.
By thee olIu. SAML H. TATE,
Attest. Prot
Nm. s. FLugr, Sherif.
Oct Il, 1860.
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PUBLIC SALE

REAL ESTATE IN ST. GLAIRSVILLE,
DY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court Of
ID Bedford County the undersigned, Admir- Of
Eve Am Little dec d. viii offer st public sale on
the premises, in st. CIairsyiile, on Saturday 10th
Nov. next tho ollowing described real estate, viz
Two lots of ground, No z and adjoining David
Wetzeii, Geo Heinslng, Peter Aniek and Sam'l
SILL fronting on main street, and having thereon
two story fraze house and stable with spring OF
excellent water.
These properties viii be sold seperately o.
together 10 suit purchasers.
Terms made known on day of sale.
o. f.. SHANNON,
OCT. 10. 1863. Admir-.
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NOTICE.

r ETTFRS Testameutary, the last VIII aud
l. Testucnt Of Henry Weavering, late Of West
Provide1ee Township, deed having been granted
to the Subscriber residing in said Township notice
is thereflre given to all persons indebted, make
uavment Immediately, aud those having claims VIII
present them roperly authenticated for settlement
MARY WEAYEBIING,
Sept. u $50. Executrix.
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M ACARONI Cheese, Crackers, crystalized fruit
Iva and gum candies, tor sale by
A.. L. DEFIBAUGH,
July 20, 1850.
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MEM GOOD s.
FAEIl I'D WINTER GOODS.

In the Court Of
Common Pleas Of
Bedford Co, No. /
Sept. Term, 1850.
Partition Docket,
No. /
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Bedford County. SS.

Mary Ann Woods and John
George W Gods.
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Two lots Of ground in the town of StonerStown,
fronting 100 feet main street, and extending
back 200 feet to an alley, with two story log
house with frame Kitchen attached, log tenant
house, frame wagon maker shop, and log stable
thereon erected, adjoining lot of Samuel Yingling
(tormoriy) the and broad street the south
Situate il Liberty Township Bedford County, and
taken in execution the property OF Daniel 3
Long.
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ALSO

al Defs right, lille and interest in aud 20 one
trac. Of land, containing 50 acres moFe or less,
about Is acres cleared AMI under fence with
log dwelling house thereon erected, adjoining
lands OF David Brumbough Abraham Eversoe
and others, situate in South Woodberry Tp,
Bedford County, aud taken in execution as the
property OF Adam Fink, Deft
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One part Of tract Of unimproved land. conta
iniug 800 acres, less, an the name OF
NJ Magaret Diehl ad joining land in the name Of Sanll
Dieh on the SOUTH top of cove mountain On the
east, Solomon Diehl the north and Frederick
Herring on the west, situate in Showers Valley,
Bedford Township, Bedford County, and taken in
execution the property of the heirs and legal
representatives of Dr. VIM. " stson, deed.
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LIST on GRAND JURORS.

Registers Office, Bedford Oct o6, 1860,
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tflr0icincs.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional disease. a corruption OF the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, 1t
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part of it. No organ Is free
from ITS attacks. nor Is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint IS variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air, filth
and filthy habits. the depressing vices. and,
above all. by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it Is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending from parents 10 children
unto the third and fourth generation - indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, II
will visit the iniIuitics Of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by dcpo ,ition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, in
the lung. liver. and internal organs, is termed
tuoerclc,; m the glands, swcllings; and on
the surface, crupuonS or sores. This foul cor
rupton, which gcnders in the blood, dcp.csses
the energies of lie, 50 that scrofulous cons,itu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power 10 with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; consc-
qucn'ly vat numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofnlous in their nature
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has il, origin directly
L: thu scrOfulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed. of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter OF all our people are scrOfUlous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health i undermined by il.
/" cleanse It from the system we must renovatc
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and in
viGprate 1t by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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AYERS
Compound Extract CT Sarsaparilla,

the most cifcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il IS COM
b!ned from the most active rgmcGials that have
been discovered for the cXpurratIom of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from it. destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scro:U,a. but also those other aFcc-
tons which arise from i, such a EEUPTIvE
and SKIS DIsFhsT-, ST. ANTHONY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYs!PLLNS, PwrLE,, PUsTuLEs,
BIDrrHrS. BIhINo and BoIIS, TUMoES, TETTER
and SAIL RHEvN, SCALp Head, RlSGwoRw,
EuLuNAII-N. SyrHIrIrIC and MEEcUHIAL Dis
EAsES. DEor>Y, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OK IMPUEE BLOOD. Tho popular belief
IN ioy,plty ofMc Jiood" Is founded i'll truth,
for scrotula !, a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sar-apa-
Iilla Is TO purify and rcgcncratc tbs vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible IL
contaminated constitutions.
sod fr ottawa by u. WALKER 7. Y GEIGGS, G. L.
TilDN!PspN. and VI KS J>>L. 800 Chicago hr J. II
REED = co, as-- dealers .u every town 10 tL- United
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NOTICE q. hereby given ip a. whom i may con.
~ ti.I -ai- - band. and !pts :oT the
I., 81 pIIs- aud yusts thereon for tie
~, D., at ti" door Of tn- uOIs- in Ogla
j. ID. county o. l. Sale and Stat. Of I.I;Ci-, by
the collector ~ .ai city. oH n 21th DAY D-crla.
h,r, J. ., DsN - T. Jau- ,sr,is-.G the follow
described lot %! land. -fiI-t.d .u sAf cy OF Osfsr
CtItt,at- laHHs Dltf -l 10 ti- No,
aud tst tic iiT- r.I.r' lr.nu TIE 10. "a
l.irr 100 on- from lie aas a. -aiI -a'-.
Ia saoa, ".s-e-sd l.. E',cE D.>rrip'ios
Jr.r Sawyer 81 Iva t-i..rr.
.ei.~-.ar O. ItiNES-
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~ Office is hereby given, all whom i; may con-
~ Germ that at il land. and lots for the taxes
due the cry 81 Ottawa and therein f3r the year
u. lb!9 held the door OF the court house ia otta-
ia the county OF Ia sale and state OF lilh"'7, ny
the collector Of said the 2>tn day OF Dec-i-
Der, Il. l-J:, the urdersiGned purchased ;e follow
ing described situated ia said city ,: O;ta-
that ia. OF redemption on thr same VIII
expire year from the day 81 sdid sale.
To- uLo,. os~e...d In. Ei,cE idrt Of err
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tllisfrl,aurous.
OTTAWA
Literary 4 Commercial Institute

TyyIIfS Institution, situated the of Main and
u Coi6s,bus stree $, was organized in ISIS,
dr-d students. For this unusually large patronage We
are most grateful, and feel wiling pledge utmost
energies Ia satisfy the confidence thus laced in
The course of instruction in this Institution is tho
rough and p acticaI. embracing a full Of study
preparatory to every branch 81 business in life and -
admission to any of the glasses in college
The commercial course includes single and double en-
try book keeping, applied stock aud partnership
DOCKS IN wholesale and retail merch suiSng. and
braces compound company conrniss on s-amooa,ing,
banking, commercial calculations, penman, hp, and
much other useful information usually taught in
hes commercial colleges.
The student graduating from Thu. department will be
we'll qualified for the practical duties Of the counting
This term will close Friday. Dec. q. The mex.
term Of the third year will commence the nrst
Tuesday in January next. .
ISAAC STONE Jx, A ~.
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, ana ihsuc'"' IN
} Book FeePing and PeH;nanship
Mrs JULIA 4. Is STONE,
Principal the GrAm,n-r Department and lnsructress
in History, Botany. Philosophy, aud Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant and lnstrucress ia the Elementary bshc"es'
Rkv. r. LORRIEAUX,
/ Instructor in the French Language and Literature
Instructor in thu German Language and Literature
Ins,ruc r-ss in Vocal and Instruments. Music.
TUITION As FOLLOWS:
A .cholarsh hip in the High and Normal Department,
per annum Of forty weeks, w.
In Grammar Department.. &C., 20
In Intermediate Department. ..---.--.--.-- i
Book Keeping, French, Gerna an, Music and Painting
4 Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts 81; te wanting To liable every student Ia
make the highest attainment, pns sib'e.
The Principal has two houses t" rent to parents OF
pupils. iaI,$0l !. ST0SE, Jg., PfnctJ,di.
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Valuable Property
FOR ALIL,

I WILL ~, on good time aud a. I reasonable price
1 the following. property. VIZ
NJ ie-idvnC. "u 'i- >d- 81 Fox River cc1prl-
the OF block is-b-iu. itr feet
d-ep. II j.. beyond ur-iI'n tie laUu-"U4.-t location
rvi,Isc- if the ctfs 90 rit.ua- TIE grounds
adorned It'll tie cl"y--; AIt.d- -fis-rs aud
shade and 10 t" garr IVpr. pear. Pu. and
peach trees ~ b-ariug condition, also plenty "f sr.I--
vines. currJt, o"s-rfi--- rasfDrTT--, aut straw
berries. IL -'"fi ev,-ythr !-'Tte for aud COM
fort j. pro va-l for
Also so good prairie land near N-R Michigan
ana Pontiac lfv,ur-'ou c~uu'y.
Lots =. and 3 BOOK -. O.r-wH,
Lots and s -abi.y.-iuu 81 lot i and H. Ec-E .
Lot 30 Bloc. -. all good business l.ot-
All 81 the 20 Owe valuable PROPERTY s ofc-rd a. rrs
sonatie price, and cL i.Jc 10 su.s ,..y -r' a.vr
uoy6 " DSHAN-
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Ergai ADVERTISEMENTS
Tar Sale N0Ec.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO ali persons interested
~ that Al sale for made by the city collector
OF the city OF Ottawa, in the county La in the
State Of Illinois, at the door Of the hons,
CITY. on the 2dt day OF December. a. lSy? the
derSiRhed became the purchaser Of the following de
scri'~d real estate sitgaed in said city, for the
amounts set opposite the isen. til. amount of
taxes snd costs due thereon for the ISIS that
is to say
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4! sfc!!oucous.
S2'O1sESNi:S'> Ofl'OT!
HOhIAS MOORE,

IMPORTER aud manufacture o. Increase Twist RI
f. add $40; Gau-- oi every description, 1e-s
sud Pate NuIz Rife E-yUyiug Br.rcN. Cast si.Ci
Barrels. win GUIdv Starter, FOR uGfiug and large
l.rS Divers Co!i-, Brs.i MaIhat;-n- stunt
ms Alien iHurb-r',. t,-utlertgru mad Il; lsf
sl,p everything: iiu-, ami to give salts
faction - all that Ia. i'll their Patronage.
invite the Id friend. ut Il. l.. HEUNs.E give
call lie agent. CU>ipU3-r~ WIii alwaNs fui him
a. hi> post. My shop Maj: Street, the Fox
River Brls-.
shot, Macs and Caps. Guns let hy the day
juuls THOMAS MOORE.
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Cu.,om Cardin- INTO Rolls

WI be- done cents per pound Ti.r machines
viii b- clothed with Iic b-~t Cards. and wiki
experienced car.r. they expect good
done Wool viii br taken from tie Depot Ottawa. and
rolls reformed within -.A-nuan- ,3 81 %!
iu. whicl, Toe -truu- -e-t-i from
air part Of ti- - rr4Gag ,NF.-I.s~-
Wool li;-ird Tor exchange FOR o. ti. Kinds
OF ,c', accompanied y tile proper order. lee
y Esir..I 10 OTTAWA. aud the -is Nil bv
.=i3t With pru,.I.;u-ss. according t. order.
W vua.d also cay, KHAKI got Nv Custom
ans; FuGr,l= NH IL. operation aud l.-r,ons wishing
have ;i.er grinding done short notice, Als,
il-t,, =! water at all t.L4-s. rfUyl-I ! IIEf<
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Rsal Gstotr.
Fine Farming Lands for safe.

lNC 4 a HuuHS ISsSUOS 1Of 3s1Sfs
u HE undersigned has still large quantity of SPLEEN
did farming lands ia La Sale and Livingston conn
" sale, terns in tracts OF from 81 80
acres purchasers may desire. These lands all lie
within convenient distances of the railroads and the
canal, and afford the best market facilities
ottawa, the X. l. L. r., and Pouiac. the C.. A.
n r. Il will be the most convenient places to stop
either place can direct persons 10 my residence.
Bruce, August %, 1860. WILLIAM STRAWN.
Lands for Sale.
700 ACRES OF improved land in the town OF Day
~ ton, four miles north of the city Of Ottawa
4vv in the vicinity Of the oil Earviiie IN
La Sale county.
6, acres south Of the Iines River in the towns Of
BrookfeId, Allen, and Grand Rapids.
All Of the above lands under cUvation and are
in farms 2iV acres aud will be sold III tracts to
suit purchasers.
40 acres in the county OF Grnndy partially improved
lao OF uninprovcd land i'll La Sale county,
which actual settler will be sold long credit
Unin Ia nd in the counties OF Livingston. White
side, Bureau and Champaign this state, and IN The
/ States of Iowa aud Wisconsin
Also several Houses and Lots in the city OF Ottawa
The title to tie above properly il indisputabie ana
, the terms OF payment will De made
junil JOHN i. ANTHONY.
/ A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. large
IA portion of the purcas. money remain secured
the premises for n term OF years; or will be eH-
, changed for farming land. -
+ declI JOHN r. ANThoNf
! Farming nnds for sale.
TINE undersigned has 500 acres OF choice uniTn
. Il prove farming Lands, in La sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms 1870 ~
nay. IEo A'Eht.
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i'~ir.;c:> of Eiiic.
II kNISG nov fan aUd complete abstract ~ tai. Of
every pjrc- % land or town lot ia The county,
w,:c is kcf; ~. every night prepared to far
n.-, at short motto. ADD REASONABLE. abstracts
o; title. au.S l.. l.. s!NGEE.
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E.1,,sS For Sale,


For safe:
100 LOTS in Sangrr's Addition 10 Ottawa, and 81
lOO Lots III Old Town ana states Addition to O;t.-
va Tor sale cheap. [aus>l l.. T.. SASoEI.
'l'HREE Houses and Lot, TO rent.
au.S l. p SANGER
ltEyEN improved farms for saie.
= au-o J.. p SANGER.
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Cttutru NORTH
Tar ,\Jlg S0ttcr.

And tha, the time for the redemption Of said lots will
.Nplre year frOH the day Of SAID sale.
DAY Il JONES
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ILLINOIS ND AGE.

VIZ - La ' - 49, -
Land, bought and sold Commi-si Taxes pad,
Abstract. of Title furnished Collections mad,
ments made in Government or other Lands Money
Loaned. ottawa, August = 1871.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! !!

H1yIIE undersigned take this method Of informing their
i old customers, and the public generally, tina; are
putting MIC Establishment this Spring Machinery
will enable that double the 81
Goods haze usually done the demand for Good.
warrants this additional Machinery. and hope
satisfaction in exchange. Of Wooden Goods FOR Wool
We never have and do not intend To card into wool
,or,on Of cotton and sell 1t for all wool Our goods
Warranted in th. respect also FOR durability. We
shall continue exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kin 1. GooI- Heavy Cashmere Satinets
FlaulsI- Different kinds, blankets, and SOc.
ing Yarn Consider s. attention viii H. paid 10 storkirs
Yarn orders vii n- filled for ali the different grades and
kinds OF Yarn Mixed lad Blu. N,sv.i. Red
Cloudrd, .ud viii manufacture, for merchant,
and utf-T- .c"i IL lots 81 hundred pounds and up
ward. into Stocking Yarn, any OF the above .Inds
good. on IlJ-r.i t-Tl,I- Tor cash vol. Also.
tardIu- and >pinnin.
VIII be DONE lots O: HIS ai4d LpRaTti. Is
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yo,ice ia ssujl,scr,.

MOI IcC I'D hbUJIUCr$.
UVAVING re loved my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased enables 10 furis builders with
shortest notice and the low
est figure Having of the most experienced work
men in the West ensure entire satisfaction.
n. b. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand MARIO WILLS 4 BRO
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In the country. Old Copper Grass Boilers Kettles
xe of every description, will command the CASNat
OTTAWA News Depot.
PAPER RAGS will also command the highest price in
| CASH 1t the NEWS DEPOT. jul39
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-22
Ripening Tomatoes in winter.

st meeting of the Rockford (Tll } Horti-
cultural Society last winter. Mr.. Ordaway
brought specimen of tomatoes, red and yell
low, small and large, but all perfect, which
had been ripened IN his cellar, according to
the following method:
If any one wishes to know how TO keep
them fresh and good all winter, read the fol-
lowing recipe.
Plant late in the season, and pull up the
vines in the fall, before they are injured by
the frost; fasten bag about the stock, two
inches above the root, then hang them up in
the cellar by cord tied around the vine
above the bag. and eli the bag with moist
dirt. When the bag is tied over the root,
leave a small hole IN the top, for the admis-
sion of water. which should be used OCCASION
ally to prevent the roots becoming dry. Tie
more light in the cellar the better. They
should be hung clear from the wall on everv
side where sun will not strike them from a
window if possible, and swing :he vines up,
with the roots uppermost."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-22
cid Plaster.

The value Of old plaster, says corrcspon-
dent of the Germantown Telegraph. from the
walls of buildings. as manure for apple and
other fruit trees, has been demonstrated by
several trials. It appears that when used for
this purpose, 1t is better to spread it ou, than
- bury it beneath the surface, unless it is
used as an ingredient in compost, in which
case it must be dug in. In all cases, howey
er, it must be finely broken up, and If pull
verized, it will be SO much more efficient IN
its effects. Old trees that have passed into
sauility, and for years ceased to produce fruit
or even to inforesce, have, it is said, been
speedily rejuvinated simply by ASSEMBLING
portion Of the tops, opening the soils around
the collars, aud applying old plaster and bone
dust, mixed, in proportions-say two bushels
to each tree. In fact there is no species of
vegetation upon which the effect of this mix
ture is not Immediately beneficial; it stimu-
lates the absorbent and eirculatory systems
into vigorous and healthful activity, and re-
stores functions of diseased plants almost soon
applied 1t is cheap and economical top
dressing for grain and grass lands. aud may
be applied either in the fall or spring. We
advise every one who can obtain it to give it
4 fair trial.
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A6Rg6aRGN8AG
Cattle Disease

DIR. HcFafisnd's report upon the subject OF
cattle disease, it contains an anylysis OF the
facts respecting this terrible scOurge, as far as
asc,rtAined. GA the nature Of the disease
she Doctor says:
My belief in regard to the essential ma
:rre eg the disease may be summoned up as
fellows;
/. That it is general fever. of peculiarly
sub-acute nature (asthcDic) with usual ten
.ieucy to q Eccaiisaiiou in the lungs, BY the
same law of disease under which other geuer-
al f.vers loealizs themselves a. the disease
progresses.
> That it is Propagated-AceoTding to the
best light We have-by cOntagion as distinct
rs susall pox, measles. OK scarlet fever, with
its regular laws of propagation and incuba-
tiop. anu thatit would have ats own selt-iuit,
like the above diseases, bat for its pulnIonic
complications
: The disease of the lungs, although SO
eemaonly f5-,nd as to constitute the rule, IS
not necessarily present, but that cases may
occur Of q fatal character before the stage Of
the disease is reached N which the lungs be
gin 70 suffer, as many cases Of searlatina or
smallpox are. under the same circumstances .
With respect to the treatment Of the dis
case he c3nfesses its existence in Massachus-
e,ts has added Httls to our stock of facts in
regard o It's successful management. Well
ventilated and dry apartments, aud good
stock Of well cured fodder are, to say the
least. excellent prophylactics. With regard
TO the treatment OF the disease, when it has
once made its appearance, it may be summed
in brief space. The isolation of the diseased
from .ho solnG shoald be instant and complete
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Tomato E9tgHEs.

As the time is at hand for enjoying this
favorite sauce, the following is a very good
receipt for preparing it for future table use:
To half bushel Of skinned tomatoes, add
one quart of good vinegar, one pound of salt,
quarter of pound of black pepper, two
ounces Of African cayenne, quarter of a
pound of allspice, six onions. one ounce of
cloves, and two pounds of brown sugar Boil
this mass for three hours, constantly stirring
1t to keep it from burning. When cool,
strain it through fine seive 0 coarse cloth,
and bottle it for use. Many persons omit the
vinegar in this preparation.