FOR SORE THROAT, STOMACH, OR BOWELS.--Take of the inside bark of slippery elm, dried and powdered fine, one teaspoonful, and same quantity of brown sugar; pour in a little cold water and stir till mixed; then add a little warm water. Take a teaspoonful once an hour. For a poultice, it may be mixed with powdered crackers, or ginger, equal quantities of each, which is excellent for burns, scalds, &c. It will also remove inflammation, or pain in the eyes. BUTTERNUT FOR BLISTERS.--Take the green shell of the nut, or the bark of the root, powdered; keep it moist while applying it. It is much better than Spanish flies. FOR PHTHISIC.--Steep the leaves of white cedar; drink a gill three times a day. FOR LOCKJAW.--Soak the part affected in ley. FOR WORMS.--Steep sweet flag and wild turnip together. Take wild aloe leaves, (Indian hemp,) powder them and sweeten with molasses; tea good for children. Make a syrup of equal quantities of the twigs and buds of balm of gilead, the same of white ash, and molasses; boil them together, and add a little spirits; it may also be made into pills. A GOOD SALVE.--Steep princes pine till the strength is out; add fresh butter or mutton tallow; simmer till the water evaporates. COMPOSITION.--Take 1 lb. bayberry root, ½ lb. inner bark of hemlock, ½ lb. ginger, 2 oz. cayenne pepper, 2 oz. cloves; mix, pound fine and sift. AN EMETIC.--Take butternut bark, from the body and roots: boil till the strength is out; then strain and boil down sufficient to make into pills. They operate as an emetic, or cathartic. Nervine is also good for a puke; with, or without boneset, it is an excellent remedy for a fever, in the first stages. NERVE OINTMENT.--Take of bitter sweet bark two parts, of wormwood and camomile equal parts; moisten with warm water, and add some animal oil; simmer over a slow fire ten hours; then strain and add 1 oz. spirits turpentine to each pound of ointment; to be used for bruises, sprains, callouses, corns or swellings. GOOD SALVE.--Take 1 lb. beeswax, 1 lb. salt butter, 12 oz. balsam fir; simmer together and strain; this is excellent for burns and scalds, after the inflammation is out. INJECTION.--Burdock seeds soaked in water. DYSENTERY.--Take rhubarb and nutmeg, on going to bed. Strawberry leaves and roots are good in cases of dysentery, inward inflammation, or for derangement in monthly courses. A syrup made of the berries, is good for jaundice; a decoction from the leaves and roots, will cure sores, inflamed eyes, and humors in the skin. EYE WASH.--Take one pint of ripe strawberries and put them into a quart bottle with half a pint of good rum, fill it up with rain water; then place it in a bed of horse-dung for one week. This will make a good wash for inflamed eyes.