... prevalent disease calle I thue lio,'7e S( ire are requested by a Correspounlent to State, that he has found the fo;llaing recipe smost elfcetual in curing that diseases Whenn anuy of tilc e!attle u're observed to be starldiig, cowyeruifi' aipd tiuibliing ...

... kllowiedge tlhe IletlIdOfl Il taiutlilf ie otto of 10ose5, with as ?? tIoultliC ts iexpensesli, ))v is following tile slubjoinedl recipe thley will tic ct'l'tiiol to of success :-Fill' a lar-ge earthen'ljar with rhil41 idl leaves, carefu~lly se'llal'itel fromn ...

... answersithe purpose of two us' ;three eggs. So does snow I have been toli, but I | never tried it. I With the transcript or this recipe we shall close | ouar extracts. . ...

... if they had 'only yisttc enough to exereise it: : S~ir IL PE13L said, that he had listened mithi gredt a 1ttetion, to the recipe whiihtthe Hlon Mcnil ber for Aheidecn hnd just administered to the count, vfo ihc pttrpos of' securing-to the govern- . tithose ...

... pragtice, fousnl it a..certain crie for theQ above comsplaints. A sliort ti-ee hefore his rdeafll he colilnunsiumtral. thle Recipe to. IliL; I aultn h UnitI beelin:o the.;botsi, of inrsporitni rnd distr ibuting it. (gr lur uus fl. to t4ld 0 -i.~ sses tsrr ...

... extensive practice, fomund it a certain cure for the above complaints. A short tinin before his death he communicated the Recipe to his Family, and the present possessor (the Docths Grandsou) has been in the habit of preparing and distributing it (y ...

... limbs is attended wvith some ineonvenience,-Hu' drostatics and Pueumaticws by Dr. Lardner. INx --The following is a valuable 'recipe for making ink.I Tak6 eightouncs. ?? gal (in coarse 'powder), 'four eunices of' legnood'(in' thii chips) r;feur euneesof ...

... SCOTS PrLLS, invented by Dr. T ANDjt.RqsoN, Physician to Kisg. 0harles thefI -First, are prpared fa;thfe6iy ?? originii .I Recipe, by B. HI. INGLIS.I alone, the Didtor's only Representative, at No. 165, Strand, London, vherc they, and nit any other Medicine ...

... AMERICAN 'ou SOOTHING SYRUP, 'and to 'notice that the thos Names of BaaRcLAY and SONS (to whom Mr;. John-' Rail son has sold the recipe) is on the Stamp affixed to I each Bottle. di6e * .. . ?? Steam 0Comnicuration between Carnarvon, this Bangor, and Liverpool ...

... -2= 1 agrigulturat ?? To Mr. Jo~sit RECIPE. r To MVr. J0ohn Portin gtou, Secret'ry to the AgAru idtare b Society. ti SIR,--Though. I have not the pleansre 0t being h known to the Manchester Agrie;;hi- e Soieity,5ct, s ?? that tlhy vwill IZIot he nutwillin ...

... and heing vio:ently uttack .d by worms, referrel to a book called -Mrs. Glass's Complete Hlousewvife, where she founi a recipe. entitled an excellent preseription for the clue of vworms in ehiltiren and, adults. ft cnsisted of tops of an herb called ...

... PILLS, invented by 3 .P$ .)r4NDsE.sON- Phvsiciai: to, King ¢barles llie.1'irst,. are prupared faithfully from the origi. nL Recipe, by il. If. INGLISil ahne, the Dvcw- tor's onl Represeintative, at No. 15, Strand, Lon. doe, ere Lthey; a-id fot any other ...