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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

TRADEIN lsTl.-The New York TriJnn
has been summing up the gains of the last
year, and gives as result that 1--WE are in
creasing in wealth and productive capacity at
rate unparalleled by any other country.
whether Of the Old or New World"
1t finds that our population increased at
least one million during 1870. bH, one Fourth
OF this increase is the result of immigration,
leaving the remaining three Fourths to be nc.
counted for by the excess of births oser deaths.
Our agriculture was very productive, md
Its gains over 1869 in value were very consid-
cradle. The gold and silver returns of the
mines were over sixty millions, and in the
sane period numerous new mines were omen.
ed. but they will! not in many instances show
notable results until this prescnt year
source of general congratuation Is the
approach of our national currency TO gold
value; while in 1869 it was twenty per Ceh..
below. 1t is now scarcely above ten per cent :.
and the!c is no reason why during 1871 il
should reach 1ou,he standard Of coin.
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= On LIVINGSTONE, the famous African
traveller. whose fate has long been obscured.
is said by cable telegram to have arrived at
Mozambique, aud vas waiting a vessel bound
to England. 1t is TO be hoped the report is
true a. the whole civilized world is interested
in the great explorer, who was so long ago re,
ported killed bv savages.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

AM nov prepared to furnish anv ou.ntitv oF
4 LUMBER, delivered At any point on the r. 4 o.
Railroad or Shenandoah river have ccaGtantIy
on Rand. at my yard 10 ChsrIestown,
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Sulug'SH' FAAstering Laths Dressed Flooring
Line, &c ,-o w. J. HAWKS, Agent.
SUMMIT POINT CATTLE SCALES.
A FIEh the hrst Of November next re will be
"A prepared TO Weigh Stock Of ali kinds on Fair
oank's Patent Scales. now being put up by rs
HILLEARY- WILLSOS L Johnson
Summit Point, Oct Is $50
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CABINET CHANGEs.-It is learned fror, n
proper quarter that Secretary Fish will Ger.
taInly retire from the Cabinet in March or
April, 10 be succeeded by Senator Morton, of
lndiana The Indiana Legislature will adj
Journ by that time; and as its sessions are BIZ
ennlal, the Senatorial vacancy, It is claimed by
the Radicals can be filled by Republican by
guberuatorial appointment.
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing between DaI.
l. Garn RAines having been dissolved by mutIal
cOnaeht, on the let day of January. ISL, john " .
DALGARS u the authorized agent to collect and
receipt for ali accounts due the late firm Parties
knowing themselves Indebted rsquested to ma ke
iHHlsdiGtF payment, the business OF the firm must
be closed up Immediately
JOHN W. DALGARN;
Jan. 10, 1871. GEO. W. HAISES
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NOTICE.
Jan. 10,

Parties kno-inS themselves indebted to the late
Benjamin 3. B,NI, either for sThsSrption. job work
advertising, hereby requested to make in-
mediate payment, As il iS imparatively necessary
that the business be closed up At Call In or
address the undersigned, at CharIestown.
gAn. 10, ls7I-3t
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
SATURDAY, January 7. 1870.
.MAREIED.

In Charlestown: Tuesday evening. Jsnnnrv Bird,
ISL by Rev: w. Evan. Mr.. JOHN r. AVIS to
Mice SARAH JEF FERSON ROWAN dauEhtrr Of
Capt John W. Rowan all of thiS town.
On the goth OF December, 1870, in the NJ E.
Oh oh SoNth. in DRTkeTvile. by Rev A. A. p Seel
Mr. ROBERT \. STEWART . TO Mics MIII,Y A.
SiNCINDIVER, both OF Berkeley county.
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= General Prim is dead. (

- General Prim is dead. lie died from
wounds received at the hands of an assassin.
His death has created = profonnd sensation
throughout Spain. The General. in his last
moments. Is said to have expressed much any
iety for the safety of the King. There was
imnienss excitement in Madrid at the an
no:ncetcnt NJ his dsa'h. which the GOVERN,
mens was exert!nE itself to nllay: Much ap-
prehensinn was felt of anticipated outbreak
by the cousnitaturs
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TAKEN Up.

an estray. at my residence on the IsIcr farm
"A near ChareStOWn, the sIh Of October last a
white HELPER. with horns and n f. " red MAJ Ks
end about - months Old. The owner IL reIuested
TO prove property. pay charges and take her avay
Jan, 10 Is7I-3t RODERICE
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NOTICE.

V'HE mcmbrrs Of the Fire Company will meet a
lie" Hall on this evening. Tucsdsy att o'cIock
on business Of importance, full nltendaic. i re-
ePectfully collected BY order Of
Jan 10, ISL. THE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

Concerning his late speech IN the Senate
Mr.. Sumner says ne has nothing to regret
and nothing 70 take back lie considers that
the intelligent, Independent portion of the
people fully sustain his position and exhibited
TO a correspondent Of the New York Herald
a large number of letters aud newspapers en-
dorsing his course. Among these were letters
from William Lloyd Garrison. Gerrit Smith.
and one from Longtellow, the poet. Mr.
Garrison says:
Il want TO thank You for your recent speech
in the Senate in opposition to the undesirable
and Uncaled for scheme of President Grant
for the annexation Of St. Domingo. With all
my understanding. heart and soul | am with
you, both in the letter and the spirit The
assaults made upon you bv Conkling. Chandler
and others excite equal disgust and iudigua-
ton, and will certainly recoil heavily upon
themselves; doing you, in the end. no harm.
You will not allow yourself to be browbcaten
or intin.idaied by the outpouring of any walls
OF rhetorical abuse or BY any Presidential
overbeariu-."
Gerris Smith in his letter says =
Il have read with deep interest the newspa-
per reports of the debate in the Senate on the
annexation Of ST Domingo. | see that there
is a numerous and bitter array against YOU but
you are strong, and fear not the result"
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ESTRAYS.

ESTRANE Ed from the subscriber living qeaT Lee
IL town. about the last OF August or the iirGt.Of
september. TWO HELPERS, one rcd. the other
req roam with white fare, each marked With crop
and s in the right and crop of the lett ear and
horns. JEFFERSON JOHNS
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
FOR SALE.

Two GOOD BUILDING LOTS At Summit
4 Point, containing about half an acre each A
bargain may be had II application be made early.
Jan. 10, Is7l-t J. E snM MILse o.,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Rf virtue Of sundry wrIts Of Fieri Faclas issued
- from the Circuit Court of Jefferson County RS
miller smith q directed 4 will process 10 cell
a. Public auction, in the chop lately occupird by
Mile Smith Hs Timers shop, in CharIes-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
Virginia News.

II is stated by some Of the newspapers in the
Old Dominion that many of the landowners
in Virginia express 4 willingness TO sell their
estates, the burden of taxation and the iueffi-
cheney of the labor system prevailing here be-
ing more than they can bear. Within n few
weeks the best lands in the State have depre-
ciated twenty per cent. ID saleabte value. The
Richmond Disp0tch says at is simply an
imPOssibility for the Virginia people to bear
all the demands for payment of debt aud taxes
that are accumhlatiDg sgaiist them. The
wolf is st the door,"
According TO n statement to the Legislature
the total debt of Virginia. ineiddiug interest
due January lsr. ISL l. ell 1871 100 OF
the registered debt. sig 100000 Is held by
citizens IN the States aud SIG UUO. 900 By cit
liens ont at the Stare aud foreigners The
coupon debt at sl9 Geo OUU Is held by citizens
out Of the State aud foreigners.
The Richmond E"Sairel. denounces, rs a
wicked misrepresentation, the charge against
the people OF Virginia that they cherish a dis,
position to disrupt the Union Our whole
aud only hope is, says the Enquirer, ITO aid
those Who would improve the Union and make
It what 1t once was. Our whole aud only re-
quest, nay, our implOrine prayer, to the North
ern people, is to make that Union consistent
with the established American view Ut free
government"
Mr. Alexander Mosely, for number of
years past, editor of, or connected with the
Richmond Mig. has rtired from that position.
The management and control of the VIM
will in future be in the hands of Col. Shields
whose newspaper experience of twenty. five
years. aud extensive acquaintance with men
and things, einiueutly lit him for the duties he
has assumed
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NOTICE.

THERE will be a meeting OF the President end
Directors Of the SmiIh6eid, Charlestown and
HATPeT's Ferry Turnpike 60. at the SappinRton
HOteI' on Saturday, lIIh instant at ~ O'Clock.
:. FRANCIS YATES,
Jan. l6. 1871. President.
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-I.is reTorted in Washington that

It is reported in Washington that the
President will send a special message to Com
gress relating to the condition of the States.
Accompanying the message will be 4 consider
able amount of testimony, in the shape of re-
1porIs. etc. from military and other officers.
which, III the :ud guent Uf the President show
HAT very bad State OF affairs EXISTS in many
kections Of Ihe South or course
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WANTED AZ SUNNI POM DEPoT.

WANTED At SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.
HIDES Of II kinds-Beef. Calf. Sheep, &e.. fer
which the highest market price viii Be paH II
trade. Old IrOn-eitbsr or TrOught-taksa q
exchange for goods.
mLREARY. WILSON JOHNSON.
Summit Point, Oct IS, 1870.
lust received foil stock Of wheeling NAIIs,
- Horse Sboss, Powder, Steel. Ir0n, and goods u
my line 20 which invite attsniiOa.
Nov. IS. JAS. Law. HOOFF't
SCSSYSIDE. Bibb's, SextOp's and ether i'm,
- proved Fire Place Heaters, will be delivered
pot mp at short notice and guaranteed.
September b McCURDY DUKE.
FVERY article in the Tinvsre line. for saIs bY
II December 90 MeCURDY 4 DUKE
ILoAKs, cIOskS, CIOsks, in al styJeS, from san
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NEW TIMING ESTABLISHMENT.
People, Look to YOur Interest

IIAVI$G onencd Erv the purnose Of carving nm
- the TIMING BUSINESS in all lite branches
we NJ" Pr"paref {" do al work in line with neat
mss and deSPatch We will keep constantly on
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HORSES FOR SALE.

NHE subscTiber has foT saIe four or FIVE head of
l. HORSES-welI broken to heavy draft
JAMES NJ. RANSOM
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VICK's FLOBAL GUIDE FOR 1871.

TI'HE FIRsT EpITIoS or OSE HUSnnEp AxD Fury
IHnUsASn Copcs Of Weeks IlIustra ted Catalogue
of S""ds and Floral uide. il Published and ready
to send out-lGu rageS, md EuErsviug If lrnost
every desirable Flower and Vegetable IL IL eI--
CRnuy printed on fine tinted paper illustrate - iih
Three Hundred fine Wood Engravings and Two
beautiful
COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful and the met uctivc Floral
Guide puhisbCd. GERHAs EDITIoS published. in
all other TeEpects similar to the English.
Sent free TO all my customers of 1870 as rapidIy
possible. without application bent TO all Others
who order them for Ten Cents, which is not halfthc
A5drcRs, JAMES WICK
Jan. 10, IS7I-Im. Rochester v
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.

Ok ono PRIME Oak Shingles. on hand and
Jan. 10. 1871. wEIRIcK Il WELLER.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE firm of MILLER 4 SMITH IL thi. dav die.
solved BY mutual rpn fcut. and all the accounts
&c. Eavc been placed in the hsr,t- 81 Gloon Moor,
Tor settlement. ALBERT. MILLER,
Jan >. 2SIl. VIM. G. SMITH.
TIL" hU''ncFE heretofore rrndur'sd hv the RNove
firm will lie carried ~ ty VIM. G Smith Agent
aud Te-p"rtiulIy solicit for him ii" patronage
INV old fri"nds. ALBERT MILLER.
Jan. 10. I-7I
I An nov prenSrrd. 1T the oil ~. nd ~ Mircr L
1 Smith. {" conduct The TISSISG ASn STOVE
business. nd hone hv -jrct attention a, the sam- to
merit a share Of the public patronage.
W g. kVITH.
Jan. 10. ISL st. AEt. "r Jas; Law iiocn.
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HOnSeh0Id & Kitchcn FirnIfnrn
NOTICE.

A IL persons Indebted TO the Estate Of william
~ Crow, are requested to call ct the once Of
White TrRpneil and srttls. Those having ella ind
HGainst Esid Esatc will present them properly aus
thgptcR'ed for sediment.
i'd. I0Is7I. JOHN ~ CoYtE, Ear.
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TIN :" A7E

Of every description. Particular attention paid 10
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING.
REPAIRINC don--sIi will ~ In the best man.
neT and NJ the Ncrv lowest CASH ,,rics:
shop and Store Room 10 the old Post Office Bull.
ding one door West of Henry Duuim's Confcc-
tiOncTy. Rt,NIBARGER a. IN
Jan. ID, Is7i. +" " w.
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San. 10, Is7I-5,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
GAs CHEAPER THAN KEROSENE.
OEFIcE or THE SuNBURY GAS COMPANY,

OEFICE OF THE SuEBURY GAS COMPANY,
October I'd, 1871.
To THE CITIZENS Recent Investigations de-
monstratc that Gas Of ii Candles quality. can
be sold at $500 per 1000 cubic feet. The Dircc-
tors Of the Sunbury Gas Company have deter
mined to adopt that price and II Candles as the
standard of quality. This fixes the price of
II Candle burner ut one cent an hour, or one
third less than Philadelphia gas.
Kerosene lamp gives n light of seven to ten
candles only-therctore, gas at the above price
is much cheaper than kerosene, without causid-
ering cost OF chimncys and liability to accident.
Let all come forward and become gnss consum-
crs. Make yonr applications for service pipes
and fittings at once, as the season for introduc-
ing them Is drawing to close.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TERMS.
The contractors for the Works will introduce
pipes upon the following terms Service pipes
at 80 cents per running foot, measuring from
oentre Of street. Upon- Market Square, twenty
dollars for entire service
Interior fittings at 10 cents per running foot ,
in new buildings; ID cents pc! running foot over
plaster, and 20 cents per running foot under
floors.
Chandeliers, Pendants IND other nAturcs r
sale at new York and Philadelphia price,
October Z, 1871.
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CHARCOAL FOR SICK CATTLE.-Ncarly
all animals become sick from improper
eating. In nine cases out Of ten, the di-
gestion is wrong. Charcoal is the most
efficient and rapid corrective. 1t will cure
in majority of cases, if properly admins,
tered. An example Of its use--thc hired
man came in with the Intelligence that one
OF the finest cows was very sick, and KIND
ncinhbor proposed tho Usual drugs and
poisons. ind owner being i'll, and unable
to examine the COW, concluded that the
trouble came from some over eating and
ordered teacup of pulverized charcoal
given III water. 1t was mixed, placed ia q
junk bottle, the head held upwards, and
the water with its charcoal poured down
wards. In five minutes an improvements
u was visible, and in few hours the ANIMAL
was in the pasture quietly nntius grass.
Another instance of equal success occurred
with II young hcifer which became badly
b!oated by eating green apples atter hard
wind. The bloat was 50 severe That the
sides We're almost as haId rs barrel. The
old remedy, sal@ratus, was tried for the
purpose Of correcting TIE acidity. But the
attempt to put it down always caused
coughing, and it did little good. Half Il
teacupiul of fresh powdered charcoal was
next given. In six hours all appearance
OF bloat had gone, and the heiier was we'll.
-COuntry Gentlemen
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

CRAtkS ~ PLAsTELINO.--Ius some cases
Tue plaslercr has used coo LITTLE real rl,,tor
bnu Too much lime. Pura astsr OF p,r,s
Nlll never crack but 10 il sets too oui,E
ior The convenience OF the operator liltr
lime Is n. Ned with il. lfyoa lry 10 plaster
WIN pure lime alone, IL will crack all over
IN drying, aud come Oh in patches and
l'.5 Will show you the necessity of aiwny,
a. -.us as little lime ms possible, either i'm
4 p. sand used for brick,ay, ing, or la the
i."s'er usgd iur c1lliur a.. waits.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

SOFT GINGERBREAD.-One pound of
Dutter half pound Of sugar twelve eggs :;
one teaspooniul of cinnamon two table
spoonful of ginger, three half pints of mo-
lasses A; one gill of milk two pounds of
nour two tablespoonful of sacratus.
beat the batter sugar, ginger and cinnamon
to9etEcr until light; then stir in one
iEurth ol the flour. Whisk the eggs very
thick and add by degrees. Mix The milk
and moiasses together. which stir in croLn.
ally, then the remainder of the nour. half
at lime. Beat all well together. chen add
the saleratus. Mix we'll but not sufficient
t. destroy the lightness produced by the
sa.eratus. This quantity is sufficient for
TWO square pans, which butter and papcr
put IN the batter, smooth it on ton with
knife, and bake in moderate oven.
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FARM FOR SALE.

rS1TIE undersigned having q larger tract oflnnd
4 Cover 200 acres) than can be properly culti-
vated in one farm, largely devoted to truclling
offers for sale about one 100 acres, embracing the
whole OF the old Persing farm, together with a
part of the Guldin farm.
The natural advantages of the part offered for
sale, are in AL respects equal for gardening pur-
poses, to those of the part reserved. My own gar
lening for the past two seasons has been chiefly
done upon it.
There are many good farmers in this county
barely making living at ordinary grain farming,
who might greatly advance their interests by
giving some attention TO trucking upon a farm SO
well adapted TO the business as the one now oilcr-
I'd. and 80 convenient to one OF the very best mar
kets in the State. Terms reasonable. For par
tculars inquire of, or address
WILLIAM l.. NESBlT,
July S.tf Pa2nos, North'd Co., Pa.
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Northern Central Railway.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TALL AND WIN EK AkkA Nt'EMENI.
ON and after Nov. 12, 1871, trains will run
NORTHWARD.
Niagara Express leaves Sunbury at 1910 2.
M, arrives 1T Niagara Falls at l.3O'a. m.
Buffalo Express leaves Sunbury at 1880 A. m,
arrive Mt Wliliamsport at 2.2j a. M, Eimira ut
$50 Il. m, Canandaigua S15 a. m.
Mail arrives ut Sunbury at 4.3O y. M, arrive
at Wiiliamsport $50 and Elmira 1O.3j p. m.
Fast Lin" arrives at Sunbury ut G.5J p. m,
arrive at Wiliamsport SIS p. IA.
SOUTHWARK.
Buffalo Express leaves Sunbury at l.47 a. m,
arrive at Harrisburg $40 a. M, Baltimore 72J
a. IN.
Mail leaves sunbury at 11.o5 a. M, arrive nt
Harrisburg las p. m.
Erie Express leaves Sunbury at 9.25 a. M, ar
rive ut Harrisburg ll.2O n. m, Baltimore 500
p. m.
Eric Mail leave Sunbury at 1880 Il. m, arrive
at Harrisburg 2.2o II. N.
SHAMOKIN DIVISION.
EASTWARD.
Leave Sunbury at 4.40 p. m, arrive al ShGmo-
kin 5jO p. M, Mt. Carmel $40 p. III.
Leave Sunbury Accommodation, ut 1880 Il.
m, arrive at Shamokin 100 p. IN.
WESTWARD.
Leave Mt. Carmel at 100 - m, Shamokin
7.40 II. m, arrive at Sunbury 955 4. N.
Leave Shamokin (hccommodation,) at ?.4J p.
m, arrive at Sunbury 400 p. N.
Express leaves daily.
All other trains leave daily, except Sundays.
a. r. FIsKE. En- !. YovNG,
Genl. Sup't., Geul Passe!l'r Ag't.,
Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore. Md.
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&ssipes, Sc.

CHICKEN SALAD.--Two common sized
iowls; one tea-cupful of fresh sweet oil ; a
half jar OF french mustard the yolks of ten
eggs which have been boiled hard half "A
pint OF vinegar; one tea-spoonful of cayen-
ne pepper eight heads of celery one tea
iR3,Dntul Of salt, or moiu if required. Boil
to rcYdlS, aud put sufficient salt in the water
ncr,sctIv cnidm nalatablc when they are
/. t;,s1s GJh'o, oh, CUT TIE meat from the bones,
Cut the Ns;to "a, quarter OF al inch in size.
same mix Lhc Glt o. the celery about the
them away. Mash the eggs o"lcrv and set
the OIL, then add the vinegar. mustard,
cayenne and salt. Mix them all thoroughly.
When the dressing is made it must not be-
poured over the salad until about half an
hoHr before it is to be served, as the celery
becomes wiltcd.
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"MoIh.E" ail a had, 'ls It wl,ng 10
break e." shells tr
certainly NOT, my dear" said a.,
mother hut why do you ark sueh a silly
question:
,'iogause haze lust dropped lhe basket
"'hal Ihe esgs iu lt, said Lc,
"ahall hen you % uligAtgu aid a
young gentleman addressing ubuupc.uy
country Eilh who was Preparing to hl,up
rom a Qartiaau in ilYat of Lls S0ir'
Thank 'ou slf, " swr,lly replied tlg sill T.
'but dtu't smukr,"
hw' laTi'nsinn says lhe only way Ia
prevent sieamhult explosions, is to make
!he ehsinrelt "liie ih,ir WaleFu ashore
ih lft lhi'A' AL lA' busiin' 10 aussd b
'i"klns llr Fltam bDaId.
'Al Hlfnli hakg luu tghicisat coma
dtpf. Ia n,t a. lrpa uls q dnllar VI
'bi, $50 r4alifncs su0ush. but so
dollar no.
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REMEDY FOR OVERFLOW OF THE GALL.
"A sure preventative of the Overilowing of
one gan IN cattle IS SCOT and salt, given in
equal quantities once a week. or rs 0cr,,sian
may require. Ii SCOT is not convenient
c"Pperas with salt to the amount of orc
ieaspoonlul to creature, answers n Good
purpose When cattle get very weak ilom
the elects OF this disease (which they some.
tilhes Wlli in the best condition.. take eros
TURN out the whites, aud in the shells wiIl,
sonI ana salt, and give three at fine.
three mornings in succession, aud then omit
three ana SO on until you have given three
times which has always effected cure.
symptom of the disease is a dull, sunken
eye dlscharsing a ycIlowish, watcry sub