This is a dreadful Disease, produced by the bite of a rabid or mad dog. The symptoms of its approach are dullness, loss of appetite, the eyes protruding and red; is continually voiding urine or dunging, saliva drivels from his mouth: presently weakness of the loins, and staggering appear; sometimes they linger six or seven days, and die. There is no cure. REMEDY:--Destroy the animal as soon as possible. Care should be taken that the saliva is not received on a wound; any wound which it has fallen on, should be immediately well burned with lunar caustic. Should you see the rabid dog bite your animal, and find the spot, immediately burn the wound well with the lunar caustic, there is a possibility of their escape. The hair should be clipped off, and every scratch carefully touched with the caustic. FOR YOUNG CALVES. Should the mother’s milk not be sufficient to operate upon the bowels, or not at all, give 1 or 2 ounces Epsom salts, according to the size: dissolve in ½ pint gruel, add a little ginger, and a few drops peppermint, or as you may give Castor oil; if it should be an obstinate case, give an injection or two of salts dissolved in water, and a little castor oil, this will set all right. COW POWDERS. This is an excellent powder for general derangements of the System. Such as falling off of the milk, dullness, stupidness, staring of the hair, &c. This powder is truly astonishing in its effects on cattle, giving new life and vigor to the animal. No owner of cattle should do without this powder, and should adopt the rule to feed all his cattle, some of the powder, once or twice a year, and especially before commencing to fatten them. This powder is equally as good for Sheep. Take ½ pound gentian root, ½ “ flour of brimstone, ½ “ fenugreek, ½ “ rosin, ½ “ copperas, ¼ “ cream of tartar, ½ “ epsom salts, ½ “ juniper berries, ½ “ spice berries, ¼ “ salts nitre, ½ “ ginger, ¼ “ caraway seed, ¼ “ aniseed, 2 oz. antimony, 2 oz. columbo, 1 oz. gum asafœtida, 2 oz. alum, Pulverize these articles fine and mix well, and it is ready for use. Any of the above articles can be had at any Drug Store. DIRECTIONS FOR USE:--Dose for a full grown animal, one tablespoonful once or twice a day, as the case may require. This powder cannot be excelled, it is an excellent medicine for all derangements of the system, it is perfectly harmless, and should be fed sometime in all chronic and lingering diseases, or at least until entirely relieved, and the system put in perfect health. No animal can thrive unless in health. Therefore every farmer should adopt the rule to feed all his stock, and especially those which he wishes to fatten with some of these powders; by so doing you will save feed and time. In fattening, feed on offal.