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dav forever refresh our fecollcctlonS OF
these rights, and all undiminished devotion
to them.


will ask permission here to express the
pleasure with which should have met my
ancient ncighbors OF the City OF Washington
and its vicinties, with whom | passed SO
many years of "a pleasing social intercourse
an intercourse which SO much relieved the
anxieties of the public cares, and left I'M
pre- sspns SO deeply engraved IN my alice
tons, as never to be forgotten: With my re-
gret that i'll health forbids me the gratlica-
tion of an acceptance, be pleased to receive
for yourself, and those for whom you write,
the assurance of my highest respect and
friendly attachments.


III: JEFFERSON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


1t has lately been discovered that the ap-
ple or knot of the Red Cedar tree, has the
effect. when eaten, of destroying worms in
the human intestnes. In answer to the in
ouiries of n scientific gentleman in New
York .as to their general form and appearance,
in what quantity, and in what state they are
to be taken, &c, &c, the Editor Of the Up
land Union, at Chester, Penn, states as fol-
lows


The Apple or Knot, is to be found upon the
Red Cedar.


The apple bears no resemblance in shape
or size, nor similarity to the Cedar Berry,
The apple is a sort OF excrescence and which
is to be found at all seasons of the year OH the
small boughs or twigs of the cedar tree, vary
ing in size from the ha2le to that of the black
walnut, bearing a strong resemblance to q
nitted potatoe. The apple which is OF last
years growth and perfectly dried, does not
look like the orchard apple, and is not as bit
ter as of this years growth, but as medl-
cine, they possess the same virtue as those
that are green, and can be grated or pound
ed fine and taken in rnoasses


The apple which contains some moisture,
can be eaten like another fruit The guam
thy Mr.. II. recommends, just as they come
from the tree, is one for every year that
the child is old, and to DC taken nine morn
ngs in succession, fasting.


From our own experience Of the powerful
efficacy Of the Cedar Apple, we should say
that a much less quantity would to-how-
ever, the apple is perfectly innocent, and any
quantity may be eaten without being attend
ed with bad effects. To prove that a small
proportion will answer, we will cite n case
A lad, Is years Of age, belonging to this Of
flee, eat piece Of last years apple, about
the size OF Pea, and in twenty-four hour!
afterwards no less than "a worms were ex-
pelled-and another case in the neigkbor
hood, of a child, II months eat about halt
of an apple, and one hundred were cx
PEELED; and we are happy to say that in M
instance have we heard as yet, taat thu
remedy has failed in having the desired ct
feet,