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LEGAL NOTICES.
chancsry sals Of Real Estate
On tuesday, Sept. 8, 1870, 81

No s2s9. O. r. D-sscond Chaneery Court
OF Shelby county, William Tucker vB. Inc
= ophilus Pritchet. s. .v. =
my virtue Of an order OF sale In the above
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk snd
Masters Office of the Second Chaneery Court
of shelby county, in the city OF Memphis
81 Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1870,
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Beginning AZ the north
west corner Of nnam ";
Bond by said Prltchet tby deed registeredln
the office OF The Register OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, IN book Al, part !, PAGES - and
33D: thence north and parallel with Weiitng-
ton street TO hOnres street extended 70 q J. lat
1872 feet from the southeast tnteTsecEoa OF
Wellington and Monfoe streets iheptr = .h
Monroe street extende cast ffr .
eighty and one-hal1 feet 70 3 -
the southern line of Monroe So ~" hr
Aafd Bonds northeast corner tn <aisl
to said Bonds northeast c. -trE -aeuOe
west with said Bonds line one - frtFtd sad
| eight and one-han feet to the b : rElng-
TERMS OF a credit u months
purchaser executing bond, with good seeur-
NV, and lien retained upon the land 10 secure
purchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred g .
Purchaser or purchasers must comply viii
the terms Of sale within ten days or the said
win be advertised and TesOld, end
the Geitnquent purchaser charged win tht
costs. This, august D, slO
NJ. u. Il. STEWART, Clerk and aster,
Clapp, Vance Henderson, sois- iof eomPit
Nv agreement of parties, the above sale !
| ~pOstponed until the 2ifh day of September
1870. A plat of said land can be seen at m,
office, This August 81, lsIO.
- ~ n u GTEM ART Elerk and Master
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

ny virtue OF a Deed or Trust executed 70 r.
ID >. Lunphier or the sEerfa OF hef a
county, Arkansas, as alternate Trustee, ~
William p. Worried, on the lst dayol Feis-
ruary, 1861, and duly recorded in Book 81,
page S46. OF the Records or DPsha county,
Arkansas, TO secure TO 5. o. Nelson q Co. q
mentfonsd; and the said j. &. Lanphif Z,
Trustee, having declined and refdsedt 70 act )
such TT1stee, which announcements o. LIS
said trust Is duly recorded in BOok-.pa e
-, of the records OF said Dtsha county. -
kansas; now, therefore. in purslaDce ofuhe
powers vestsd in me BY said Trust DeSL
I will. on
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American securities are firm. Stocks
quiet. U. s.. 5-2O's at Frankfort last night
were steady at 92H.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed TO
ID me on the 10th day of May. $50, by The
ophilus Pritchett, ard duly recorded In th4
Registers ONCE of Shelby eounty. Tennessee,
In Book No. 70 page 637. aud foi the pCrpOSB
Of paying the debt scared thereby, 1 will, OF
Saturday. 24tE Day Of September, 1870,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. N and u
o. lock M, on the southwest corner OF the in
terseetion of Third and jefferson streets ani Cd
in front of the ONCE of McCallum & Kin
Memphis, Tennessee, sell, at public auctior
for cash, to the highest BIDDER, q eertain Ice
or parcel of ground. situate in the city -
Memphis, Tennessee. and bounded As de-
seribed, as follows, to-wtt: Beginning AZ Nj Z
ID. .. Pattillo's northwest corner IN the mort 1 u
side o. Monroe street sxtendsd urnuicss ID
thence east with Monroe street -extendelr
hfty-four ieet; thence south at right Rngf q
with said street about one-hundrpd and my
six feet 20 N. l. Meeehamis north boundaf-f
line: thence west witte said boundary lius -
and parallel with said Monroe street,
four 1eet; thence north with sid Pat1loB
east boundary line and at right angles wiz
said .Monro- street about one hundred anil
nfty-six feet to the b~egin1ing.
EQUITY OF redemption is waived by SAID
Trust Deed. The Title is believed 10 he gooSs
but I sell and convey OILY as trustee
au24 W.D. MoCALLUM, Trustee.
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LIVER,
l1D %

painful sensation of having left undops
something which ought TO have been done
Often complaining Of weakness deolHsy ana
low spirits Sometimes some Of above
attend the disease. and at other times very
few of them; but the liver IL generally the
organ most involved, Cure the LIVER With
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Park Avenue Academy,
3 IL Miles from Memphis.

-ATEAR Memphis and Charleston railroad.
N The seventh session opens September 5,
$50. Students prepared for the University OF
Virginia or any college. Twenty boafders
can be accommodated.
For circulars, apply TO Il. Wade 6 Co., and
Taylor, Radford & Co, Memphis.
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a az Sf0e' 0i 'n EARLY aENDRI0K, Clerk.
.Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

Snerm 5 SAFE OF neal EStates
u Y virtue Of venditioni e<ponas 70 me
ID directed from the First Circuit court of
Shelby county, l viii, on
Saturday, the 18th august Next,
Proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder. for cash,
within legal hours, in 'front.' Of the SheTlns
OperR Building, city of Memphis, the follow
ling described real estate. to-Wtt: A certain
lot or parcel of lane lying and being in the
county OF shelby, and State OF Tennessee,
being a part of Subdivision of Block No 81,
ironing lac feet on the north side Of Jessa-
mine street and extending back north It
| feet. Immediately east Of Mr. Topps resi-
| dence on Benls street, Memphis Tennessee,
| BY Robertson Topp by deed dated May Il,
1851 Also, q certain lot or parcei OF ground
| situated, lying and being In the county OF
| Shelby and State Of Tennessee, situated on
| st Martin street, in the city of Memphis. and
| fronting 80 feet on 81 Martin street, and run
| ming back east to the bayou Y feet, q more
| complete description or whtchs given ma
certain deed Of trust eTecateo oS sonn no5-
| uary u, Iss7. Also.a certain, piece or parcel
| Of land situated, lying and being In the
| county of Shelby, state of Iennessess uont-
| Ing 10 feet on Walnut street, Memphis len
| uessee, n running back l50 feet In depth on
| OF the southern part OF six acres OF iand pur-
| chased at chancery sale by Robert S-Sm1hn,
and transferred by said smith 20 samue =.
Walker, and being q portion OF the same
| land vested in Charles Jones by q decree OF
| the Chancery Court Of Memphis, rendered In
| the case Of Newton Ford, Adm,rof Thomas
| al. on the sth day OF April, 1865, levied on as
/ the property Of defendant. James Y. Logan, 70
satisfy an execution in ' or b. Robert
sen, sury1ying partner, ete-' Ior sErl0@ "
The above sale is postponed until
| r natahn. "A tQzn EEr
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N-40
PeclnC -
There wss q slight decline In Govern
nents Sterling active at e&. Sellers
are apart In their views, and prices are
irregular at 6G7.
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n cHoOIs-AEADY, of several years expe
~ rioncs An seaehinR. who % prepared %
tsacs Terfn- French, Mustc n the usual
FoSfiaE branches, desires q situation IN q
school or family. Can furnish satisfactefy
references. address a. . 70, Somersn5e'
-N y 4. -. -
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Trustea's Sale.
18th Day Of ssutsmber. 1870.

within legal hours, ct the billiard saloon
known as Cadmns, SalooR, Ayres Block,
Second street, Memphis, proceed 20 sell, 20
the highest bidder, for cash. all the articles
described an said Deed of Tfusk consisting
in part OF furniture, chairs, carpets and gas
fixtures, OF. q sufficient amount 70 satisfy
aus s D, BRYsoE. .
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Friday, October a, 1870.


| aMARCU5J J. WRIGHT, .
Hherfff Of Shelby county.
]. e, Rigelow. Ats for piainti6
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EHG SYMPTOMS
Complaint are
~|nneasiness and pair
lin the side. Some
the pair is in
lthe shoulder, and IA
ism. Ths stomach Is
appetite and sickness
tive, sometimes alter
mating with lax Inc
head Is troubled With
and dun, heavy
sensation, considers
loss Of emory
accompanied with
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rT01rrCE.,

aes -HoN =
80 .rsYT SIS u basaaaggs ~ ba6a e
5sa giasia 49, a1agt htod sn
49, .Rb7soa ds1a q nnloa
'as1 90 -v ny
- MEMPHIs, Sept s, $50.
uNHE new tax books, for 1870, have been
Turned over 10 me. an now ready 70
make roiiections fof the 4Sd corporate year.
Come forward and save extra sxBSnsSs
~ sEsEsa5 IS City Tax Cotlectos &
Sun copy tlHoW' azlfyK8e eds zsGS s4ui
l-.f I .a.ln.aanaa ua.nl1 VI III
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s%EprEMNlAL INSTITUTE
DIR. a
SEPTEaHtAE
Seal NNTAOIH BOZ
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
az Nerth Court ST. samphis,


"
uNHIS Institution, incOrpoIafed-by-lhe
State OF Tennessee, is a legaiiZed Ass2-
~oiation ~ Srfenffdc Physiefans and SurgPodS
devoted to the treatment Of patients, eod ~
struetfons in the theory and praetiee o. Us
CHEMICAL SYSTEM or KEglGIH.
Il is divided into the following depaFlrnenfs:
FEMALE DEPARTAErT.-In This cepqruuent
every complaint known 20 woman Il Heattd
with unvarFfng success
CANcER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and tufHDs
are here cured In nlnety-tigEt csses oot
every bundled ..ee ia 80
DEPARTMENT. oR FAR UIsEGsIs-znrt8
department this Formidable cisease Is treascd
with the most gEstiylEB
D-EPARTHEET o SKIa EASfS-EN
form OF skin diseases permanently FWfd
here Ea
AND GATARRH q.
The professors IN thts department have mae
mauyf mportan discoveries IN tGe treafIa@st
uf lung, throat and nose disease q
BYE AID Ear DEPAhTMENT%1he eye ard
ear most tsndeFly and niilnp 1aBflY URa'rL
ENT--beFoito %
Tie exclusive treatment o. EesIFsU :
dies, nameiess here ~ an onie gf.5esaoFshl1
SURGICAL DEPARTEEST-Ne eel5y peFtora
the Iaost fmper,ant operations knoWn 70
Al affairs Of a private character heis -
credly confidential
- Ohice hOursf rom So'ctocE u fhe ucF-
ting TIL O'Clock In the evening. gFeR eRsag
sunday forenoon, from ain. % " "a
| J-R RUSSELL Nd
Consulting Physician.
&c. WATsoS, Secretary.
T. q. MARIAN IreaSurer
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SchofsITs Patent Cotton Press received the First Premium at the eeoruia
IL State Fair for 1859. . ri .6Hsrr

e" 1t vas proved superior to anything for plantation cotton paeKngo on us grOmnU The
Is nothing Complicated OF Il, get out ot ordT. aoontn.a ndan rID penn $1H 5uS TT M far
will hes good as new Lever presses wiz not L, they mgetouto IueFs@ AM Me ~"
months become a useless aruie and ared plaoNl by a@TeW PRES r us nd fover5 O
- Tua coton prssi asst iplacingt the old wood screw and oher presses Muo W
presses sod IT SEASON. have net heHdR complaint from oneie uto IN Inc conIe al
daily in receipto Of letters from the hRt PAINTERS OF all she Houon states c@Hym 0-
lemcacYa M exprsfngu their opinion thatit is superior 10 Nj DINERS -1Leg c-f
a 1so---vvd1oOx's TmPrOved HOrse rover,
lj%nag Passenger Depot MACON, Ga 1oAf e#lE -Aa. rl DIS
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STOCKS AND MONEY IN LONDON.
To~Do-- Co,ta,,har Q II GtoaLs
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SIMMONS.

mistaken for rheumai
affected with loss of 8
hnWala In Oanaral cos
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Or. Simmons Liver Regulator,

A PREPARATION OF Roofs IN HERRs, wAR.
RANTED to be strictly vegetable, and can DO
II hes been used BY hundreds, and now
for the Last thirty-nve years a. oae Of the
most reliable, e1icacious and harmless prep.
taken regularly and Herststently, a. Is sure
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vcnsness, chills, diseases Of the skin tmpu-
rtty of b blood, melancholy or depression
of spirits, heartburn, ole or pains intns
bowels, pain In the head, fever ana asaes
dropsy. hoils, paint IN back and hmosx Eeltne
erysipelas, feHaAle Affections 9nq pAho1s 49,
"a. ZEIIIN q co.
.IMAW II Druggists, Macon, Ca
For sale by Al nrggsasssf IN Aempnas
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al q 30 - RsE
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10 cure
headache, jaundice
~|costtxeness sickhead-
|aehe, chronic hdiars
|rhea, affections OF the
bladder, camp dysen-
kidneYa, lever ner-
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fartt aud aunsfhnld,
The Use Of the Lasso.

a South American traveller thus
describes the favorite weapon of
the prairie ranger-the lasso:
These people OF the pampas are
seldom seen with fire arms, but
they always carry a long knife in
the girdle, and a coiled lasso at
the saddle bow. Sometimes, too,
they are armed with lasso hav.
,ng three leaden balls or other
heavy material attached to the
main cord by three lesser thongs.
One of these balls they grasp in
the hand and swing the other two
few times over the head to give
them velocity and aim. and then
sling them with such force and
precision that they grasp around
the legs of any animal they are
pursuing, in such a manner as to
hamper it, till they can come a.
longside. In the Spanish South
American countries men are fire.
quently garroted in this manner,
with a facility that would astonish
the cheUalieTs diadu8trie of our
large cities. In the early days Of
the, Paraguayan war, a company
of Southern Brazilians captured
one of the enemy's steamboats,,
with lassoes! They concealed
themselves in the matto or thick
bushes on the bank of the river,
where they knew the vessel must
come close to the shore, and when
it was within their reach, party
OF them threw ropes around the
fgure-head and every available
projection, while the others, with
their firearms, drove the Paragua-
vans from making any resistance,
till the lasso party hauled the
prize TO land and the Brazilians
took possession.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

Corn SHR1NKAGE.- A correspon.
dent of the Davenport tIowa) Ga,
zette says In November, 1868,
received as my share of the crop
of one of my tenants 200 bushels
of corn, then selling in Davenport
at forty cents per bushel. The
corn was put in a well-protected
crib, and was in excellent condi-
ton when sold. / have just had
1t hauled TO town, and sold at sew
enty cents a bushel. The total
present weight was exactly l52
bushels, showing shrinkage of
twenty-four per cent. discount
from the original amount. There
was no unusual exposure to rats.
bad weather, etc.; the corn was
first quality, and I think the ex-
pertinent was in all respects a fair
test of the profit and loss of hold
ing over.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

RAW BEEF FOR INvALIDs.-Raw
beef, it is asserted, proves of the
greatest benefit as diet for per-
SONS of frail constitutions. 1t is
that physicians are now
administering to consumptives a
diet of finely-chopped raw beef,
properly seasoned with salt, and
heated by placing the dish contain
ing it in boiling water This TODD
is given also in cases where the
stomach rejects almost every 9TH
er form of food. 1t assimilates
and affords the best nour-
ishment, while patients learn to
long for and to like it as much as
DR.. Kane did his Arctic dinners
of raw seal and walruS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

A correspondent of the New
York Tribune gives the following
facts about onions, most of them
authenticated by witnesses. When
at New Orleans, in charge of 100
men, among whom cholera was
raging, he observed that those who
ate freely of onions were surely
and fatally attacked ; he has, how
ever, found onions were specially
potent in cases OF poisonous bites,
his son and others having been
cured from snake bites by their
use. He also knows of a man
who in the frenzy of hydrophobia
ate onions voraciously and recov-
cred. In cases of epidemic he has
observed: l. That onions in the
room with small pox patients de-
cay rapidly, blisters appearing on
them. 2. That they retain and
communicate the virus many
weeks. 5. That they prevent the
smallpox by thus absorbing the
virus, 4. That when applied to
the feet of fever patients they
quickly turn black. He infers
from these facts that onions pos
sesS strong medical properties, that
they should not be eaten during
epidemics, and that they are, prob
ably, among the most effective alb
sorbents of blood poisons we have,
as well as excellent disinfectants,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

Wounds made by the teeth Of
ten prove poisonous. A man in
Detroit struck another in the teeth
on Christmas day, cutting his own
knnckIes thereby. The hand
swelled and became very much
inflamed, and since then the flesh
has decayed from the wounded
finger. The diseased bone has
been scraped but without effect,
and the physicians think amputa-
ton will be necessary.
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LIscoLx COUNTY.

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Yearling, pale red, a little white about
the TANKS, no brands or flesh marks, years
old; John II. Taylor, list dis, Dec 22-$12.
Cos1 and CGlf-the Cow is red and W bite
spotted, swallowsfork IN the left ear and a
crop in the right, supposed to be years old;
1.-THE Calf dropped since taken up } j. r.
Routt, 2lst dis Dec 1l-$20.
s TaeO Yedrtiag Colces-both red, with a
little white on the belly, smooth crop off the
right ear and an oVerbit in the left, about /
year; John H. Taylor, LIST dis, Nov. 1.-The
two valued at SO.
Hare NuLe, sorrel, or pale bay, saddleand
harness marks, marked C.. S. and u S., a.
bout IA hands high, about Is years old; j.
j. Gates, LIST dis, Sept. $3.50.
Mare, sorrel, flax name and tail, some sad
die marks, white streak under the girth,
small star in the forehead, about l41a hands
high, about Is years old L. A. Ashby, 9th
dis, on West Mulberry, Aug. $3.50.
Mare, sorrel, saddle marked, small white
spot in forehead, IA hands high, about 3
years old; John Sandlin, 10Th dis, Aug. Ii
$50.
Mare Mule, light color, stripe across the
shoulder and around the legs, rather pitched
forward in the knees, about IA hands, about
20 years old; N. George, 9th dis, on Fish
ing Ford road, on waters of Cane Creek,
June II, l869-$25.
MADISON COUNTY
Mare Mule, bay, left eye out, unshod, IA
hands, about 10 years Jan. $3.50.
Horse Mule, iron-gray, collar marks and
marks on back by saddle, Is hands, 5 or 6
years Jan. $500.
Cor, red, crop off right ear, joint broken
off the left horn, small bell on, about 10
years John r. Mcfarland, near Hayes
Store, Nov 30-$20.
Mare Male, black, reached name and tail
no brands perceivable, about 1917 hands
high, about years old; VIM. H. Harris,
Oct. $50.
Con- and Bull CaIf-the Cow, red, TIVE
small underbitS in left ear and smooth crop in
right, white spot in forehead white spots
behind her eyes, white streak on left side of
face, about 4 years old; Henry Carmichael
on the Sibley place, 8 miles South of Hunts
vile, July 13--no valuation given.
Mare Mule, bay, large, marks of wagon
harness, small knot on right fore leg about
two inches below knee, unshod, Is hands
high, 8years old; II. ]. Kinney, near T. w
Martins store, June 22-$125.
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Horse Mule, bay, collar marks around
the neck and on the wethers, cut place on
lower part of under jaw, 161s hands, IA
years d. R. B rksdale, Jan. 23-S130.
Horse Mule light sorrel, stripe aloue
back and across wethers, black name and
tail and black stripe around his legs, Il
hands high, years old; W. N. Hargroyes
July 12-$130.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mare Mule, small, black, shoes on hind
feet about "A hands high, about years old
w. P. Keith, 18th dis, Aug 19-not valued
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A Singular Experience.

The Auburn Advertiser publish
es the following statement, with
the remark that, from its knowl-
edge of the gentleman by whom
the account is given, it is prepared
to give entire credit to it:
.Some weeks ago, a prominent
citizen of Auburn was in the city
of Chicago transacting business con-
nected with his manufacture in
this place. Che evening, after an
active days work, feeling some
what fatigued, he retired to his
room at the hotel earlier than rsu-
al, aud made his customary ar
rangements for the night but just
as he had composed himself for
sleep, he experienced singular
sensation, and heard a voice, ap.
pareutly very near, and as plainly
and distinctly as though it issued
from the throat OF human, pro-
nounce the words, "Your mother
died to-day;" and with the words
came an assurance that the an
.nouncement was indeed, too true
to doubt it. He arose in the NOR,
ming after having passed sleep
less night, and made immediate
preparation for a journey home
As be started for the depot he met
a boy with o telegraph dispatch in
his hand. and calling him to bis
side he asked if the message was
not for him giving the name
and, sure enough, it was from his
family, confirming the truth of
the announcement of the unseen
informant, that bis mother had
died the day previous at Auburn
He had received no intimation but
that she was enjoying her usual
health ; nor had there been any
thing to excite in the slightest de
gree his apprehensions for her safe
ty, until the occurrence Of the In
cident related"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

To BLEACH CoTToN CLOTH
For five pounds cloth, take one
pound of chloride of lime dissolve
the lime in warm, soft water, suf-
fcient to wet the cloth thoroughly
without crowding; turn the cloth
often with the hands and raise it
up to give it air, so all parts may
be exposed. Continue this pro-
cess about three-fourths of an hour,
then wiring out and rinsethorough-
ly two or three times and hang to
dry.
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BRIGHTON P UDDING.-Take three
eggs, a quarter of pound of SD.
gar, a quarter of a pound of flour,
aquarter Of pound of butter, and
the peel of a lemon, finely minced
Beat the sugar and eggs for twen-
ty minutes. Beat up the butter,
and mix it and the -four in the
last. Steam the pudding for one
hour. Serve without sauce, only
with preserves.
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The THUMPS.-A Texas CORES
pendent of the Southern CuttiUa-
tor writes:
I notice an inquiry as to what
would cure horse of the heaves
or thumps. Put the water in a
bucket-anything that he can
drink out of; and then take two
bricks and rub them together I'M
til the water is full Of the brick
dust, and let him drink no ether
water until he is well. / have
tried it and / know it will cure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

COMMON HARD SoAP.-Put in an
iron kettle FIVE pounds unslacked
lime, FIVE pounds soda and three
gallons OF soft water; let il soak
over night !; in the morning pour
off the water, then add to the wa.
ter three and half pounds of
grease, boil till thick, turn into a
pan until cool, and then cut in
bars.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

. The editor of the Ne,c England
Farmer recently practically tested
the question whether horse can
see better in the dark than a mau,
and found the horses eyesight de-
cidedly q better guide than his
nwu
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

Zone who knows" makes it a
point to select a cow with yellow
skin. One whose skin is pale or
colorIess is not, he says halt, SO
likely to produce good butter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

A correspondent of the Western
Rural has cleared his own hands
and those of his friends from warts,
by rubbing them with chalk for a
few evenings, before going to bed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-17

The Geauga (O) Democrat says
that a small mess of vegetables,
we'll salted, given once a day to
COWS, will richly pay in time saved
in churning and the increased
quantity of rich yellow butter
thus obtained.