Bugs

-As the aeason of bugs ap proacneg, says me vjineinnau ïtmes, it will be well to bear in mind the adrice of tho Country Gentleman. Persons not desirous of being carriod out of the world by bugs, will be glad to learn that they can't stand hot alum water. Take two pounds of ulum, bruise it, and reduce it to powder ; dissolre it in three quarts of water ; lat it remain in a warm place till the alum i diseolved. The alum water is to be appüed hot by means of a brush U very joint and creviee. Brush the crorioes ia the floor of the place, wbitewash the ceiling, putting iu plenty of alum, and there will bo an end to their dropping thence.