TYPHUS FEVER.
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A humane and respectable 0orrespon'
dent wishes US 10 call the attention OF the
public to the sovereign efficacy OF yecst, in
cases oftyphus or putFid fever, 1 his SIM
.ple remedy hes been attended with the full
lest success, when the usual medicines oil
bark, sc. have wholly failed. in extreme
cases, two table spoonfuls may be taken
every three hours until it operates. DR..
Thornton, whose expe iepce'in this dsnger-
GUS disorder has been very great, from his
situation as Experimenting Physician OF
the General Dispenssry, which comprises
range of the most populous parishes "
London, has made frequent trials OF yeast
with the greatest success. In ST. Oiles's
particularly, among the numerous poor OF
that district, he administers in putrid dloea-
,ses after cleansing the first passages, moth
ing else but two table spooniuls OF yeast IN
some porter every TWO hourss and IN about
fifty successive cases not one has died under
this treatment. The remedy from lis IN
nocence and simplicity, is worthy Of uial
1t is remarkable, that putrid meat, if sus-
pended over a tub of wort III the act OF fer
mentation, will become sweet.


Cork Chronicle.


Surgical Oherdfion, Knoxville .Sa-
zette of the 7'h inst. states, that at Jones
Borough, in Tennessee, DIR. Jones, Of Ra-
leigh, (N. c. had, withrD te" days, res
tored vision to Mr. John Akin, formerly a
printer, of philadelphia, who had been ma
ny years blind, by touching the cataracss IN
both eyes. The same paper also states
that Dir. Jones had recently taken out a
cancerous eye from the head OF Mr.. iona
shan Young.


Agriculture. board Of Agriculture,
London have offered eighteen premiuns--to
any person who shall make and report the
most satisfactory experiments on solllng-
stall feeding--storing turnips--the TODD OF
horses--mangel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tor clo-
ver-mildew in wheat--harvesting corn and
hay-salt as food and manure-burnt clay
hogs-bIindness OF horses--and on keeping
farming accounts. And the board proposes
to give the gold medal to each Of such county,
or large district agricultural society, (as SHAH
make application to the board through their
president, for it,) TO be offered by them for
the best cultivated farm within their respec-
tive county and district.