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MAR RED.

Rev. DR.. Butler, ALFRED CAMMACK, ssn Of the
late DR. Robert Cammack, % the Ctr Of Lincoln
England TO Miss LOTTIE sIOUSSA, Of this city.
HEADLEY-WILLIAMS. On the 18th inst at
The residence Of the bride father. by the Rev O. o.
Me1ccT John II: MEADLEl, IT, TO MARY v.
baltimore and Richmond papers please copyl
SMOOT-WANNALL. On the 10th Of March,
1Ts, bv the Rev. J. W EbbinghAuz, MIR n ID
sMOOT to Miss TILLIE WANNALL, both Of this
CITY.
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4 TNITID STATES MAKsHAL's SALE

4 IHlTED STATES MARSHALS SALE
In virtue Of three wrfts OF Teri facias and one vrt
Of yendtion exponas, issued from the Clerk Once
OF the supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia,
And to me directed, will cell at public sale, fer
asa IN front Of the Court House door OF said Dis
met, on MONDAf, the 18th day OF April, lS70, at
clock m, all defendants right, title, claim and
interest In and 70 part Of Lot Ne. 4 in Square No.
=, In the City OF Washington, ID. O., beginning st
the northeast corner Of said square and running
thence south A feet, thence west 20 the end OF
the lot, thence In Q uortherly direction with the
west line 70 the north line Of said lot thence
WITH SAID north line TO the place Of beginning,
together with all and singular the Improvement
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property Of
brook macksll, IT,, and viii be sold TO satisfy exc
esttons Nos. "a, 3f75 an and sos, In favor OF
Matthew g.. Emery, Geo. b. Plant, A. a t. r.
ALEX. SHARP, >
mn 5-n u B. Marshal, ID. q.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
III MONDAY, the 10th day OF May, 1870, at the same
hour and place, by consent of all parties
apn ALEX. SHARP. U. 3. Marshal, d. O.
H.THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until MONT AY, the 9Th Of June, 1870 at same
hour and place BY consent ef all parties.
ERAME BUILDING AT AUCTION.
DEPOT QuARTERMAsTRR's OFFIcKl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Is, $50. (
viii be sold al public auction, the premises
NO goo u street, near 18th, on WEDNESDAY,
June I, at Il m. a mall FRAME BUILDING, 10 by
Is by feet.
Terms cash.
m25-6t WIN. MYERS, Depot ouartermaster.
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ROBERTSON. On the morning Of the 9th inst .
Cf pneuuouia. Mrs. CHARLOTTE J. ROBERT
son, wife II William VI. Robertson, Of this city In
The seth wear Of her age
Funeral will take place this afternoon AZ 8 clock
from the residence Of her husband, 230 east n
street Friends and acquaintance invited.
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ga Burlington lady has advanced so far in
woman's rights as to go to the BARRIERS regular
ly to be shaved.
SLinen dresses, trimmed with chiny or
Nalenciennes lace, for Summer morning DIR sses
are very pretty and stylish.
sS-If all the ladies went to China, il is said
that the gentlemen would Immediately go to
Pekin.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Rr GkEEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer,,
- Southeast corner Of 5th and n srrsetp

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets.
rRTsTEEs' SALE OF LEAsEHoLp INTER
HRIPGs' WITH wHSRtEs. nv MAhhEhHao66sSESss.
8 y virtue of deed of trust. dated July !, 1873.
ing.n, in the District OF Columbia and II an order
snd decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
road Company, dated March Y, 1870 we will offer AZ
the O'clock, m. the iease6od inter-
est and estate In all that part Of square southeast of
FOUNDED as follows. sa Be hnS At the S
corner Of said SQUARE and running thence west,
half thence south scross said sqnare to intersect
the sSgth lime ,hsrsoi ss t5s distance Of thirteen
from the southwest corner Of the square; thence
dreths 70 the southeast corner Of the SQUARE and
thence with the east line thereof north 20 the begin
eyes connected with the same with ali the BENEFITS
ane t term % The whole Of said
tutes three .fonrths, being subjected to annual
ground rent of 500.
to be paid in cash. and the residue in equal payments
at six and twelve months, with interest to be secured
win pG Be REQUIRED at the Il sale ssns my
IN al the Sc cost The terms Of
the property may be resold at the risk and cost Of
the FIRST purchaser after SRs wesss nq iapp
ms-soxss GREEN MSnk Z. MylsE Trustees sss
Try COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auctioncer.,
- successors to James q. Mcclure 4 Co \
Southwest corner Penns. avenue and 18th street
PEREMPTORYsALEA Eat AUCTION OF THREE
pESlRABLE BUILDING LOIS ON lSTH ST
WEST, BETWEEN AND l. SITS NORTH
AND EIGHT BETWEEN AND M; Also,
fFhnnEN AZ TIE REAR, FRONTING A 80
a ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May "a. a.
S9 clock, in front OF the premises, we will sell
Lott 50, 81 and 50, of sub of original lot o. in
square No lO7, each having front Of IL feet tx
inches the west side Of 18th street west between
and streets north and running back to 10 foot
alley. ~ ~ WV
Also, Immediately after, will sell eight Lots on
18th street, between L. and M, fronting Is feet
inches, with depth of 50 feet = inch 10 10 foot AL
ley: Also, seven Lots fronting IN the rear on 80
alley. w.
Terms One half cash; balance in and IL months,
with interest. secured by deed of trust uporf the
Pre- misses All convey ances and revenue STAMPS AT
of sale. " ~
mlS-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Auct,.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 9th, at 5js
O'Clock. on the premises.
ny25-3t COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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AT NINE in the Hartz Mountains 1t was
found neces Sary to connect two tunnels sixty
tve feet apart To accurately effect the juno
ton compass was set in one gallery and
lOadStOne weighing 2O0 lbs in the other. The
influence OF the magnet over the compass
through the solid rock complete, and a
perfect precision of results secured. Sit is ex-
pected that the same means will be used as
the two branches of the Mount Gents tunnel
approach each other.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
10y w. l.. WALL CO., Auctioaeers
~ - New Marble Building.
NO. 700 and 902 Pennsy lyania avenue.
CARRIAGES BCGGIRs. RoCKAwAls, EX.
TInS WAGONS, HARNESS, &C, AT AUo-
oHR On SATURDAY MORNING, May .,
&O2S at cur Auction Rooms Al n ofclock We
will sell, without reserve, FOR Cash, to
cover advances. &C. - -
3new no-tor Buggies
stcond hand do
2new Rockaways
2Jenny Lind Carriages
2new Express Wagons
Light Wagon Suitable for q builderJ
10 sets Harness
With other Vehicles
We call attention of buyers 20 this sale as they
VIII he sold without reserve.
MO WIN. l.. WALL CO., Aucts
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EVENING STAR.
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS-.


SENATE.-After our report closed
The Leg slatIve, TX cutive and Judicial ap-
proDrIai on bill being under coBsideration-
Mr.. Anthony ofiere q an amendment providing
that VII re any re olution Is introduced Ia either
House Tor the printing OF documents. &c. me
costOi ~bien viii exceed ~ 800, the RESOLUTION
shal De concurrent resolution, aud shall be
referred immediately to the Committee on
PRINTING Agreed to.
Mr. Anthony moved further amendment to
Olspensv hereafter with the publication of the
Biennial Register or Blue Book; which was
agreed TO.
sundrv otLer amendments we're agreed to,
manly increasing the clerical force IN the de-
Mr.. Morrill, offered an amendment: "For SAL
airy OF v arden Of Jail OF District OF Columbia,
So % which was agreed to.
The bii having been considered in Committee
OF the Whole, was reported % the Senate, and
the amendments which had been adopted, were
concurred In, with the exception OF certain
amendments, upon which a separate vote was
ssked.
The question was on concurring in the amend
ment providing for the discontinuancs of the
Official publication o. the laws and treaties in
the newspapers, when IL was DOn-concurred in
yeas 81 nays %.
the amendment striking out the approximation
OF 500 Tor the salary OF the Assistant Register
of Treasury. After discussion, the amendment
was concurred in-yeas 26, NAYS Is
MI Anthony then moved an amendment, that
only the most important laws and treaties shall
be published, and the Secretary of State shall
select the newspapers in which the publication
shall be made. Adopted.
The question being on cOncurriDg in the
amendment egualizing the pay of femaie EN-
plOyes in the Departments with that of males
performing the same servic-.
Mr.. Sherman opposed the amendment as tend
ing to add largely to the number of permanent
clerks, and as really being a disadvantage to the
females concerned, and as imposing heavy I'M
necessary expense.
Mr.. Trumbuil replied to Mr. sherman, and
denied that it would increase the temporary
clerks.
Pending discussion the Senate, at 5;35 p. m. 4,
adjourned.
HOUSE.-After CT report closed
The Northern Pacific Railroad bill passed
without amendment-yeas 1O7, NAYS 81.
Mr.. Bingham (OhiOl, from the conference
committee on the disagreeng votes of the two
Houses on the bin In relation to the enforcement
Of the fifteenth amendment, submitted the con-
ference report, which was read, but afLer de-
bate action was deferred. Adjourned.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs-

GEoRGRrowS, D. o., May Is, $50.
sealed proposals for building the superstructure OF
the West and street bridge over Rock creek win be
received until June 3TH inclusive, addressed, Engi-
town, and indorsed, Proposals for Iron Bridge.
rIansl specincations, and form OF proposal can be
seen at the Mayors office In GEORGETOWN, aud all
necessary information can be obtained from the
b gineer in charge.
The right 20 reject any bid Is reserved
BY order Of the committee.
3. J. BOWEN,
Mayor of Washington.
II n. SWEENY,
myB Mayor of GEORGETOWN.
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DENTISTRY.

n w, MERRILL,
u. DENTIST,
Nc. 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Eth and 18th streets <C1@
All Dental work done In the best manner and n,
moderate prices. "
Gas, Chfsroform or Ether used, II desired for en-.
tracing Teeth without pain. fell
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THRogGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON

TNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
fhissHAR%ttfe ohh.' AND &A9
WASHINGTON, 1869.
Trains between WASHINGTON and NE WYORH
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, tcitaosu ekazse oT ea-,
Leave daily Except Sunday at : q. m, and I2:<g
and D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday ct = q. m, and I2:is
and Gao y. IN.
ON SUNDAY,
lie Leave LOT New York at 800 y. m. and PhiladeI-
Sleeping cars for New York on p m train only.
:, Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New YORK. or
Boston can be had at the Station Once at All hour1
In the day. Also, at the Conpanys Once No 40e
Pennsylyania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the Avenue Office can there arrange 10 have
their baggage called for and checked at their resi-
dence taken to the depot, and put into the baggage
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement for
Lis and the West.
]. l.. WILSON, Master OF Transportstton.
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no 50 GEO. 3. k00NTZ, Agent, washington
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\ United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" WAsHINefox. d. c.. May is

" WARRINGTON. ID. c.. MAY H. Is7o
On the petition Of LEVI AyERiLL, Of Elmira.
New iork, praying tor the extension Of q patent
an improvement "a Lime kilns - - ~
III i ordered that the testimony In the case be
time for hing srgunstifs aud the Examiners report
said petition be heard the Sd day OF Aueust nsrf
Any person may oppose this en- tension o : -
SAMUEL ). FISHER
myl5-lawsv Commissioner Of Patents,
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HHl THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK n
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS,
CAN BE FOUND AT
sTRAsBURGER BROS,
900 SEVENTH STREET, GOLD NO 313,J BE-
TWEEN AND K SITS.


LOOK At THESE PRICES:
Ladies, nns Cold and Bronze Button shoss-ss SO
Childrens .. 400
Ea fine Homemade Button asiters... $50
q :. Laced /" SS.Ss5s
good G..tsr.~-~si, i As, T.5o, rs 90 90
Misses sss. .-.----..-----.--.-..-.l 23 TO 90
1.-THE best school Shoes in the city,
Children's foxed Button Caters .--.......... 90
Ladies' L.sins G hfsS and Kid to go
!. Heel Md Slippers, from 90 TO 90
oosAin5..---.------- w and 10
GENTLEMENs LIST.
:. French Calf Home AIDE Stitched Boots- 90
Calf Pegged Boots........ so
Pessed Bs5s......s SO AND AND . 99
Over Cater shoe combined, something new s SO
zine sesl Skin AZ, SO
Lasting Shoes and Caters rs 10 SSV
congress eaters as low
Boys Shoes and Gsiters, for dre.. or school az up
0-Gentlsnen's BOOTS and CATERS measured
others kinds OF BOOTS, SHOES, and GGiTERS at
equally low prices, too numerous to mention.
Remember, everything ssld ct regular wholesale
prices.
All in want OF BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS
should give them call and Examine their stock and
prices, and they will . saving of Is per cent.
Don't forget name and No.
sTRASBURGER BROS,
apss-ln s0o SEVENTH ST, BET. AND K.
~AAUUNG Avn NE arUNr, n, . UDuS
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". b.-N0 FofoSh OF WHINE Used. my1l I'M
Q09 PAINTING. 600
ID SIRKET.1 IN srSSxx
q. MACNICHOLB
GENERAL HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
kSTABLISHME NT,
NO. 923 ID Il II 7.
hvery description OF PAINTING, GRAINING
best style and with the purest standard materials
sign ana Ornamental Painting IN every variety
@. MACNICHOL.
ap3-lm 923 street, bet. 9th and 10th Sta
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ROBBINS d APPLETON,
Gesp Agents,
1s2 Broadway, New York.

Ask TO see tis nese FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
tss the trade mark AMERICAN WATCH o.,
Crsscent St. WaIthan1, Mass" IL is 6y far tss bsa
tat!Pidfs WafcA made IN ihs Uaitsd States, and
sHTpas,ss anything heTstofors made IN is eoxniry
for Rdtlsray Eng,sssrs, Conductors, &c.
aplS- W II .3Uo
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FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS,
els gHEvIOr SUITS.
SIS CHEvIoT SUITS.
SIS CASHMERE SUITS.
SIS CASHMERE SUITS.
els CASHMERE SUITS.
SIS CASHMERE SUITS.
myH
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BUY NONE But THE BEST
The WARREN DOUBLE-OVEN RANGE, upon
erery point Of UsTtf, StcifhOm rtrdE,
1t 10 approved above all others.
Range buyers invited TO call and see its beauty
and excelleRce. Il. v. SIMPSON,
Stewart Stove Agency,
1908 Pennsylvania ave-, bet 9th and 10th SIS
TIN ROOFING done right. my6 n
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THOMAS RUSSELL,

THOMAS RUSSELL,
Successor to Il. q. DYER CO.,
myH 1918 Pennsylvania Avenue.
WISDOW SHADE LINENS, OF ALL COL
w OBS, for 81. res and dwellings.
ADAMsONs,
myZ 90 500 9th street.
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Tool SLEEPING DURING THESE HOT
~ nights get one Of those cheap patent LOUNGES
: and S3 each ADAMSONiS.
my236t SOC 9th street next pa Svenna
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ORPH5LAANSs;,c GGouEr, May !!h, $50,

OhpphI saTHRiCgTo 1 ~ o Ny M iao,
CorSrf. To tctt - In the case Of ELEANOR Nj
mckk EW, Executrix Of Nathan q. McKnew de.
bation Of the Orphans Court Of Washington connty
aforesaid, appointed SATu RDAY, NJ y the 25th. A.
personal estate Of said deceased and Of the assets
In hand as FAR as the have been collected and
turned into money, when and here all the Creditor
and heirs OF said deceased noted to attend with
their claims properly vouched, or they may other
ceased,s estate: Prortded,a copy Of this order be
published once week for three weeks in The Even
ing Star previous to the said day. Test.
mys-Iawsws A WEBSTER. Register of WIN.
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BOTTLED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT 1870.
Just received fresh supply Of the following springs
GrandeGrille, Hospital, Cclestines, Hautsriye, and
mesdaInes. The trade supplied.
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TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Orphans curt of Mash
tnGton County, In the District Of Columbia letters
Of administration on the personal estate OF Mob
OLAS HEB l., late of Washington county afore-
said, deceased. All persons having claims against
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 10th day Of May next: thew
may otherwise BY Law be excluded from all benet ~
of May, lS7o. 80 - : LUISE HEHi "s
myl1-1awsw AdnipisfratT;x
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South 8ranth 9ntelligentsr.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. %, 1870.
TO-DAY AND To.MORRow.
ny GEORGE A. GREENWOOD.

ny GEORGE A. GREENWOOD.
To-morrow-mortal, boast not thou
OF time and tide that are not now
But think in one revolving day,
How earthly things may pass away.
To-day, while hearts with rapture spring,
The youth to beauty's lips may cling
Tomorrow. aud that lip Of bliss
May sleep unconscious OF his kiss.
To-day the bl coming wife may press
The husband in a fond caress,
Tomorrow, and the hand that pressed,
May wildly strike the widowed breast
To-day the merry heart may feast
On herd, and fruit, and bird and beast,
Tomorrow, spite of all that glee
The hungry worms may feast on thee
Then, tomorrow, mortal boast not thou
OF time and tide that are not now;
But think in one revolving day,
How even thyself may pass away.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-23

New DEVELOPMENTS IN ADULTERA-
TIoN.-Iu our last, says the Boston Jour
nal Of Chemistry, We referred to cream of
tartar, without any cream Of tartar In it, as
enc Of the latest lodges of adulteraion-
if adulteration il could be called. We
have since read Of another sample Of the
same article which contained more than 90
per cent Of sulphate Of lime, and not one
particle Of bitartrate of potash. 1t would
have been dear at FIVE cents a pound, and
was sold as extra fue' at fifty Eve cents.
There has also been a new development
in the adultcration Of coffee. People have
fauered themselves that If they bought the
coffee beans raw, and roasted and ground
them at home, they we're surO of having
the genuine Mocha or Java but artificial
coffee beans are now made, like bricks,
from greenish clay, and the eye cannot
distinguish them from the natural article.
They arc made in molds, a hundred at a
time, and cost about a cent pound When
roasted they absorb the brown color from
the genuine berries With which they are
mixed, and the true and false are still in
distnguishable This admizture Of clay il
not injurious, a. 1t settles 10 the bottom Of
the coIeopot, giving literal significance 10
the term gro,o,is as applied 10 that famil-
lar sediment The beverage is weaker, Of
course, but otherwise no worse indeed, Wo
suppose that some etists would say that il
is all the better for the inert addition 10
what they consider an unwholesomo decoc-
ton. The fraud may be detected By break
ing open some Of The raw berries and ex-
aiming them closely, or by chewing them
or as some one has suggested, you can
make a microscopic examination Of the in
terror Of each berry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-23

E1-A correspondent of tho German.
town Telegraph who lost seventy chickens
by gapes last year, now says that fresh water
daily, with lump Of roll birthstone kept
in it, will be found certain preventive
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Farmer and House-Keeper.

WEEvILs. The following is simple
remedy for keeping weevils out of wheat !:
When your wheat is housed, cut some elder
sticks, say four for common.sized wheat
house, aud stick them endwise into the
wheat The weevils will not trouble it
Ladies, if they want to keep the weevils
out Of their bean seed, when they gather
them, should put them in boiling water for
a minute, then dry them, and they will
keep for Years
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Fr9m he Wnele,,.r Tmes. seDt. a.

Mr. Times When ! handed You the
manuscript for Premium Hsf, I stated that
letter had been received from Mr. David
Gibson, If Hampshire, declining 20 act o.
Nice-Pre.ilent for Bis county, and that bis
name should be- omitted 10 tbo published
list ] now discover that you omitted %
name the county Of Hampshire a. we'll
That The friends Of tbe Society. and others
Of Hampshire, may not think strangely
that VIC should go beyond them 20 Miner
al aud Hardy counties and omit them. I
hope you viii give this an insertion
JAS III. BURGESS.
So. -LnrnnI.a. L.---. A.r-..LL--.L .--..L-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-23

re- Recent experiments ia opium culii.
walton have resulted successfully, and .n
future it is TO be grown on a large scale iu
Vermont The most steadfast followers Of
our fortunes Our creditors
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-23

CURE FOR CHAMBERS "A writer in the
Western Rural gives the following remedy
for CHAMBERS. lie says; Doe of my neigh
bors had good horse sick with that scourge,
the CHAMBERS the disease was well advan-
ced, and his near neighbors were looking
threateuings and the law. He asked what
| would DO in such n case. / told him !
would take one ounce of calomel aud make
dough pills, putting one fourth of the calo-
mel into each pill; give tho horse one pill
every three or four hours aud for drink
give him water as strongly tiuctured with
very sour vinegar as the horse would drink
freely of; TO keep the horse comfortably
housed, aud TO salivate hun until his mouth
runs freely. This was in November last !;
he followed the directions, aud though his
horse did not salivate, he got well, aud is
doing his usual amount Of work. / ought
to add that the course was repeated once.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-23

QUICK AND EASY CURE FOR FoUN-
DER Clean out the bottom Of the hoof
thoroughly-hold up the leg so as to bring
the bottom Of the hoof upwards, holding it
firmly in a horizontal position, aud pour in,
say table spoonful of turpentine, if the
cavity Of the hoof will hold that much.-if
not pour in what twill hold without dan
ger of running over, touch the tnrpentine
with red hot iron, Chat will set it on fre;)
hold the hoof firmly in position until il
burns out Great care must be taken that
none runs over on the hair of the hoof,
lest the skin be burned. If the feet are all
affected, burn all of them. Relief will
speedily follow, and the animal will be
ready for service in short time.
The editor of the Athens Bcifehmaa
says he had foundered horse treated in
the manner above stated one afternoon, and
proceeded on a journey with the animal
next morning, without any apparent diff
Guilty of movement. The reader will 90
well to cut out aud preserve this recipe.
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e~K man a, hagaTs'aTa' l -.,'gi5us
- . melt to dcatb, under 80 -,ng
dela'. ., D,,suarkaJlc tcnaci,y OF i's'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-23

ETllaiis Journal oi Health Jays down
che law as follows .- Men may live long
and in health who never taste meat, but
they never can excel in anything which re-.
quircs energy The nations which eat no
meat, az 90 The masses, are always iuefi-
cicnt % degraded The hundreds Of mill
lions of Japan and China have failed ir
centuries ut the pae iu all that iA'
nation 90 on Individual gr makes
l ,.an OF magnificent i-. acs5mpriebmer,
l1ey zoe today aha, they were
and they live mainly 90 r.. AL ~ Ego
cables '1i .'Aer e
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-23

TN correspondent Of the C0vuhy
Gentleman, who has been abroad, says that
che cause Of the superiority Of English and
continental mutton over that 10 America.
b che simple sentence, they feed turuips'
The Practical Farmer endorses this opin-
lon, and insists that our sheep breeders, %
raise the best mutton, must raise ruta bagas
AID turuips.