THE FARMER.

II appears from the following extract of a
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II appears from the following extract Of a
letter from DR.. Shence. which is published
in a late American Farmer, that destruc-
tive disease prevails among the horses IN
MARYLAND, the effect of which is much bet
ter understood than its Character


81 have not time, or would plague you
with an account Of distemper which tear
will destroy all our horses. Briefly, tneir
tongues are so dreadfully liberated, that the
power TO manage their food is entirely lost
The appetite is good, the respiration natu-
raj, the head free from disease, and indeed,
with the acception of costiveness, there is
no symptoms Of disease independently Of the
tongue. Of this member, the whole pap'lla-
ry surface on the outer half, has sloughed to
the depth ofmore than one eighth ofsn inch,
within 8 days from the beginning OF the at
tack. Ifis is in your power directly, or thro'
your intelligent correspondents, to give me
counsel OH this mattar, shall be particular
ly obliged. You can conceive Of the import
ance Of this disease, when tell you that
our carriage and riding horses and three OF
the work horses, are already affected"