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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-28

Capt Devereu Of ship Carnsac at Hsvre sd ins re-
ports:-Aug H. passed large ship ashore, between Cor
eues Cape Ban Antonio apparently recently wrecked
l6h o. Bahia Honda boarded bark lola, Wiley OF Portland
from New Orleans for Bordeaux, under urymsss 2n on
the place. large shp fire. apparently cotton
loaded could boats her, Same day 10 miles west
Of Bahia Honda large ship Ashore with several wreck
er' around her z OF Nsrel passed Ap ssA'rs lower
We under many obligations obgng purser the
steamship MAtsnzss Huertss Esq pre-
pairing intelligence for The press
We under obligations Capt Lsyfeld of the steamship
Mount Vernon, from Savannah, for Late papers
We thank tbe attentive Of steamahp Columbia Capt
Berry, from Charleston, tor favorS-
HIrSoGRITFR-Montevideo July 6-Ship Hippogrife,
Addy Phadephs for Cslao with COAL suffered
weather, during which her shifted and she
PEELED overheard 10 coal She into this
right and The and viii be despatched In
few days
BRIG JOHN BfSsos-whte Head, Aug rs via Guysboro.
ed mo daej; cargo and materials damaged
by telegraph 20 Robt Mckee, ESQ, Loyds Agent)
scHR PBAR-Deal, j. August Is, ls60-The oyster schr
shark river yesterday afternoon About O'clock She was
light bound TO virginia She got of squan and carried away
Keep Oh shore The WIND WAS blowing from the cast and she
ed get back to the Hook but could not The
all saved but the schooner Is total wreck Boh masa went
by the board.
The Ally bark Fire Fly, OF Salem 4oi tons built at Boston
In 1855 has purchased by Charles Child Esq. Of War
for $1,000 and will hereafter hail from that port
command of Capt Vim Martin Of that town.
LArscBEp-At Bath I'D inst, the yard of Messrs
Moses superior white oak ship of about 100 ons
By S.o Isaac orr Topssn
re f'scyns eSs ryss samMsT q isS vc,.sc re
CSaTsson SAVANNAH .oSis New Orleans and eIvsssca Il
latest accounts from each Of those porsA-
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:ercam siene Dutch) schroot DO via Wilmington NC @
Mobile Andoyer, crowen AlslsndTia and eeoreecxn DS
a. s.sS scoa.s do
sah- Arr steamer Massachusetts, sampson, charles.os
bark iLdisn Queen Tn1|pson Leghon; brig Presto DSsh
ysuI rnS Phadeiphia scSrs spray Prce md ssarsSsn
RS rn. Sa sw snior ship bark and sSr Sss
West bsrks naiss ItaniA and from ne Roads ssp Orc
sesen R nns sp
Sa.s s ss.s ssSaSS ke .ns a,
land9 started on saturday and went . sea Sunday.
Flower ksay ron f MTo5 bars 5Sy.sa
EasySr sehr West Dennis crowei Boston AZ qasran.ns
bark Uncle sam Cole Havana; brig Jas Madison FreySo
css iS a.s, KENT sa,
sH s s1so
RxNGoR' Aug as-Arr schr J Cummings, Jonss Nyort
ca 2d .rs Charles Wesley FORD navaaa :shr Tyler,
sRsTo olE h schs cSsss Mia EsS.spo
soOp FTsSsric Bro.n Carr NYora SD sshrs James
CD Ia, HS ys Ar brig CEN rhsn CALAIS Me-
Hull Holmes Doboy; BoIce, snow Georgetown, Sc, Cal
EAsrPoRr Aug iS-sld ship Washington. spragas Bas-
FALL RIVER, Aug 2s-Arr schrs Ino Rmersnu Phi.sdel.
sS Tf a ns.ss Ss hsy sa
sSosE I Ss arf ssr Loys
wins Hawkins Niork In port 18TH bark Isand Cy, Kel
Roczi.nd Iay. 1nss nna nor LsSsn,
for kYork John Boston, Lingo, for do George BsAer
,aISocEsrER Aug a-Arrschr Mary e Mang.m. wh4l.o.
~, NOZZLE s5I ~, Az. Ha aCs ship w,ns: Forest Curtis
NEW 9K u An! Aug siVArs ship Franz Fierce grol.
sIs ca sar s .sr
Nancy, Forsyth Hsysna ~.
P1al.espls SsIt aroaS bossDs sio Jsasso Below:
wgnan ss%
ssEsf Hfe 51s s sHs s.' .ss
sr s hs%s
depsel Ba all more ,,,,n,,,. c,,,..u
for New So9s w ss
NEW IASES, &ss 2s-A9 .ch.. Smith Mler sYer.;
s sss rRd $ Rs
a:s knssa "a
ssa $s s H.::
Frau FSsdspS. John r.na% Hail rSadeps t Iss
Hann.S Gsacass%sD Port CIV EVEN Denps5t Brehtms1.
smnens G.ndy DO also bark VIM Dean ess,p Gsi :n.
N os ''s % Fsss s sass1 New York .sAs
Er.ss Iqfs. Taylor NAH
yc Sass ps
sI.sespss Ssss& Reeves: oSsss
k ssl rG fw c REsn WRy r
loops t..scn. Young Es. jayne :sa:is:
Eizsbehport; washinR.on, Fletcher Port Eweu; sey
wilmo Rondout; Intent Smith New York; Oregon,
Rhodes, New York; Report, Norton, New York. Beow.
berm brig
RICHMOND. Aug 2-Arr schrs Danvlle Chester Nyork;
Parsons do SD bark wnfred. Inmore Bahia schr Gal.
lego, Smith. EYorf-
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug n-Ar ship Mameiute, PIKE,
Bosom; 18th steamship Sonora, Panama; lth Druid
short London Lord Raglan Manila Cno dai shps Jscob
BELL, FrisDee. Hong Kong: Lizzie Spaldipg Anes ssaia
SAVANNAH, Aug Sod schr Pennsylvania Turner. Jack
sonvlle-
A,h-Cd steamshp Mount Vernon, IAyheld. NYorh schr
Hoadley, Cathcar, Jacksonville.
SALEM. Aug "a Arr schrs Carlisle, Ryder Polly
Adams, Philadelphia; 0rah Clark, 0rin
City 18Th brig Henrico efavor, Para Sid 2oh brig Pians
Rihen West Coast Africa.
sTONINeToN Aug 9s-Arr scbr seraph Allen, NYork for
Scituate and aid 25hl
WILMINGTON, NC, Aug 2-Arr schr Hattie Ross. Poland.
Portland; 2<h Br bark Admiral Blake Kennard. Bristol T.
Cid 24h schrs Maine Law Perry, Thomaston; Julia Fox
leaning Boston; Smithsonian Farrell and Ny Rover Anen
NYork.
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S HIPPING NEW S
Port Of New York. August "a. 1850.


Port Of New York, August "a, 1850.
CLEARED.
sP fs os nssn. Ssa ssar Co
B s,,, W Hamd Lors EsrossS rssT
Brig Iyd, slower, Gstehell Porisna-o !. Hatch
sssr susan f ssrp aascn sP s. Josa.a ps~os
sSST xa'y RRssG
SIR SIR Arcade Arcade e.-rs.: wl@lps:oa-ys.sr:
schr somerse,- Iawson. baltimore
sssn s.r b. l c cannos fA hss
Steamer jersey Blue. Chadsey, Bristol-Maser.
ARRIVED.
sis nd.s and p:sns s .sd . SbRse
s sSa s ss ds ,er hens en- o n,
ss:%:SiD s.%S.. ts' fsSe Eirsrpco ai AUG rs
s.a P 4, .sI sa s -
Ssc S.acs for f!spo % AN an Am bark ssysas
Ss .sf ~ S. Is ss I ss.p day. ana
s s %s's 80 s 70. x .p s Gre; f:ss.,
Hartford. Iron West cosa q scaa Ansrcs for Hampton
s~smssp ssT Of the west Brown, New Orleans AUG 90
Hd ..sy M -sa q. sar and E s I
DAY supss bsrs Arctic q Bosom from New orleans for Ia
showing No e sss s s g ne lean D5 cses
"a psssed steamship Empire City, hence for Havana and
steamship Noun, Vernon IAyhea Savannah. with mass
s,eamsAQ Columbia Berry Csrl.sss With rdss and pa:
senFers toSpo6ord rieston 60 xh inst, Pm, ngnAl-
nee Steamships Cuyler, hence for ssysnnsh s IN xA
ION hence for Charleston; 18Th 81 Pm Jas Adser Tor do
ssa ds1sss Dos HsS1ey. SINGAPORE April so with
snip Guy x.nnerinr pcn.rd I.rcpco, yaly e win ma.s
and 20 psssengers 70 Taylor Had very light winds all
pres ysh si 80 Ion rs rs ship sSer:dsn csi LAT g 30
rsldsnaA bound Took PHO, 'h "a houtauk from boat
ssp splendid of ocld Spring. Dole Cold Spring, hour.
ballast. 10 n " Cameron
Bari omsss kor.e, Grsent July Gibraltar ee,h, with
srimsooe &C. 70 Chamberlain Phelps Co Passed Gibraltar
company with bark Nonpsre from Leehorn for Boston
2n inst lai - 10 Ion 20 ~ spoke ship Henry Csrk Brown
70 days from New Orleans for Genos-reportet light and
winds since leaving the bar.
Rs Tyro tsr Combs Windsor Ms, Is days. with plaster
70 order.
Brig Breeze Cof Philadelphia ouerbrcre Galveston Is
days with &C. 26h inst OF Haiieras Jaw
skip Golden Cross, from New Orleans for BOSOM
Brir Lyrs. Haskell. New Haven, DAYS
schr Staghound tBr) Gsmsge HALIFAX days whh 6sh "
whccwrirht
schr Johs Norshrup Orr, Roc Windsor NJ. sdsys with
plaster 10 n DewoN.
srhr rwo H,others Ward. virginia
Schr r Y Williams, Rogers. georrs;0Vu nc
c~ir y Finch. nsvsy, nourRct1sn nc
SER crrisate. Rdele. Nantlcfe'. dsvs
e,lf Hn0W -n'sf, y chardrlu. Frlgi.eure dave
s..r Frns Nfyr vsT1 New plrcr, gasy4
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Inc 81 LOUIS DtUtotTd< vi
The rate Of exchange the East remains at Z pre-
MUM, selling, for currency or bansabe funds, though
bankers bought Of each other At premium for banka
bio funds day and public spirited dealers talked
this morning OF reducing the selling rate 70 x. The
scarcity OF currency, well Of bankable funds
tnues very great and the demand for exchange nall
SO that decline In exchange rates s much favored but
dispatches from Chicago to-day quoted advance 70 .
premium there owing 10 the great influx VI currency for
H. although later dispatches offer all that lie wanted
at present. therefore, no further decline be looked
for
We learned Change yesterday that the accumulst
Of freight Louisville Southern points, the Louis
Vile Nashville road great that the agent here
had notified shippers that would be received for
several days Two commiss houses alone In this city
band eighteen hundred tons OF freight
which they unable 10 send forward in consequence OF
the inability Of the Nash vile road TO accommodate them
The demand the South for the provisions and bread
sus OF the West active and pressing and the trade
between the two points will continue brak throughout
the year Il TO be regretted therefore, that the Louis
willie and Nashville road has not the capacity 70 do all
the business which is daily Offering and which must d.
vert considerable amount OF traffic 10 other points
The Freeport (Ill.) Journal says
The Illinois Central and Galeua and Chicago Union rail.
made arrangements 10 load grain At all points
on the Mississippi river, above Dunlieth w bulk In
barges and transfer Of above companies by elc
vator Duneth, thus drawing large amount Of trade
which has heretofore gone st. Louis this line to
Chicago strong effort is being made TO draw large
share OF the trade and travel between the East North
west over this line.
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Naval IntellfRence.

The United States frgae Congress, Captain NJ Colds
borough, was at MaIdonado the 9th of July ofBcers
and crew all well
The United States brig Dolphin, Commander Charles
steednan was at Buenos Ayres July 8. All well.
The United States brig cambridge, Lieut.. Commanding
MAXWELL woodruff, sailed from Montevdeo for Rio ia
ueiro on the 10Th Of June. Officers and crew all we'll
The United States steamer Pulaski, Lieut.. Comman-
ding VIM II. Macomb, expected to arrive at Buenos
Ayres the It'll Of July from the Parana with flag officer
JCehua h Sands and suite, on board.
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News from Central America.
Translated nom the Dro De Ia Marina, August
for the Nyv YoRx HrsuDl


for the Sy~ YoRx HnoIp.l
BY vessel which arrived al this port from Ssa 90
saturday last received number OF newspapers from
various Central American republics but the dates
IN general are old and only the COCA Of Honduras,
which published In Comsyasua, brings us some In
tercstlns items concerning The RAy Islands and the
Dcver,cns OF the nibuster Walker.
The following the remarks Of Hresidect Grsrdola
Of Bocdurss when the "a OF July, he announced
the inhabitants Of the Bay Islands srd tho Mosquito Ter
ritory their incorporation into the normentoned
public
You already know that a solemn treaty between this
government and that Of Great Britain has Incorporated
ycp INTO the nationality Of Honduras and that the DAY
gil very soon arrive when this important chang
vii be contaminated and verified On s,tsnin
10 The supreme command 10 lthoes territories
my resolve 70 extend 10 you ali the protection in my
power that the happiness and progressive dev eore
ment 70 which this section Of Honduras has been called
may not be embarrassed nor impedes Your rights " IN
be guarded With raterna solcitudc for only anxiety
that you may prosper under the advantages which
oeered by the geographical position Of tbs part ~ the
country and under the influence Of steady govcrnment
nature, justice and the force Of circumstances have
surned Honduras that which rightly beiours u her
ycu oarht confidently 10 trust IN the destnes q The
ftn ioysly submitting 70 IL true INTEREST," Hs whl d.
vcses himself b. boneet labor and 10 the igGmcr Of the
c-ties of good citzen will ~ forever bevurd rah
~ toe severity Of the law. Recognize sach CO te1 c'
pordprv Of your fellow counryuer sat Evrcrad
a nv constant 90 rcde Cor yocr welfare 1pJ ~ "
The roorposstio1 70 Which tie rrecsinr rem -.srsfy
rtvder TIRE y ancf - Nustfr Ui-8, -Ara o. a. hhf
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United states Com m issioner's once.
Before Commissioner Belts.

Arersr 27.-vne examination to the resources Of
Mr. Meade who the tenth person offered for bail
the Da Costa case to have taken place to-
day but Misunderstanding as 10 the time existed,
and II set down for TO morrow morning
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NEWS FRsn CUB. AND CENTRAL syERlCA.
ARRIVAL Of the star OF tns Wssc from
Havsna, and TIE MStanLss from Va

ArrSval Of the star OF tns Wssc from
HAvsnA, and TIE M~tsnIxs from Ma
s&nzas.
novExKsrs or wALEu ~ CENTRAL sxFxicA-
xAR-ncuAEss ~ SAA sALNADcE-Sosxh.ciAL
NEWS, ArC., Ero.
ne s,esmsbip star Of the West, CAPTAIN Rro~n, from
Ssw oreals 2ot EsTaaa 23a nss, arrived a. 'n.s
pers yesterday afternoon.
NE saamsn o Ks.anzas, C1i LessegsIg, ron he'an-
49, arrived q. this pert about poon yesterday, VIII p
ssnsers cargo &C., 70 Mora Bros, Navarro CO ine
po~t q EslSp.As continued unusually Iea'ty'
-hese q very .t-e OF interest from havaIA' eiOsp'
siai @ sanitary oeudi;icn was escelen' lor VIC
he se,oo. II he sIauish he coast OF Sexico
were cr.At % susp1.on among me h"o<neT0e 'l~S "
sa.roc ns.ee,y e about TO charlse me Lhaolsh's Oh
stst ecnutyy er wanting respec; ior ther ancent pa
pezl
sye active rreparstorn fer the future.
s,ssss are sctve, wanted. sugar firm, but
a,,e, G. reals No ~ stock hard oso GO boxes.
sscbsDge on London, I5Sz 10 premium; New York,
ss4; New OrieSns, Gas.
The following the report of the Ksisnzas sussr
sei ~ 70 the time OF the cleaners ssirg-
ne hs.srzas sugar market, Ence the 9Th, has eeen
ae vessels, a. aso to the dscoursgn ing advces from
sne Worth. Prices notwithstanding, remain as sst quot
ed firm. eock in erst and second hands 20 eco boxes
md 100 bids. same period sR: year, a2oo ooxee and
1850 hhds.
Mueccvsdos worth * reals 81 reals for extremes
Aoaseee quiet nj reals for osyed, and On ress Tor
muscovsdos. freghs continue scarce; but tnere osn
No Aee demand for the moment rates are etsie 70 ~
% 10 per hoGshead 81 621 per box cs e-gar Co~es,
Falmouth and a market, S5s. . Coz
KxUAsSI-Rates have advanced, IN consequence OF
che demand: London, ItM 10 per cent premium; New
ySvf, AZ B.. per cent discount.
hrronrs-wh.te pine lumber abundant at ga; pitch
phe do scarce nolasses and sugar boSshesd SHOCKS IN
demand 6. 10 20 reals empty hogsheeds daD at 81
Ehooki do At oh reals; Goshen butter "a per qun-
pss Gy ard, barrels ga per qu.Dtal, Do, IN Kegs
so per Do onions 81 30 per Ioo bunohss: potatoes, ID
reaf q reals per barrel.
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MONDAY, August 27-SP.x.
Anna-Tbe market was steady, with sales Of pots
at 50 Is and pearls At 20 S. The stock comprises
about 64 bbs pots and 800 do pearls making sggre
gate OF 937 bbls.
BRxApsruFs.-Faopr--T The market more active,
and closed at advance Of &c l0c for State and Wee
tern shipping brands The higher and better class Of
extra brands steady and without important change
In prices The sales embraced about 20 900 bills, closing
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCI
MoSBAY, August 27-6 P. NJ.

M0NBAY, August ZT-6 7. VI.
The bank statement Of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week.
Week Ending Loans Specie. Circurn Deposits
August rs sl2o $50 e4e q Dos 70l eoss84s
August 26 1871 2oll9,7I9 9l42 DOC 81 ESQ l7S
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The sales at the Mining Board to-day were:
10 she Minnesota. IS 80 shs Superior. ...sA
90 do. Rockland. ... bSo u
The State Comptroller invites proposals for the
whole or any part, not less than five thousand dol
lars, of loan of four hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, on account of the General Fund debt
of the State 1t will draw interest at the rate Of
five per cent per annum, payable quarterly, and
the principal will be reimbursed the lst of July,
1875. The bids will be opened on the 18th of Sep.
TENDER, at noon.
The following is an official statement of the con-
dton OF the Illinois banks, dated July L.
Stocks Deposited ~
January j these items were as follows
Stocks on deposit. SS,sso As
These are about all the facts that are of interest
in regard to banks managed as are the Illinois in
stitutions Specie to redeem notes is nconvenient,
both to keep and to get.
The receivers report of the Ohio and Mississippi
Road for July is as follows
Balance on hand from June account .... $50 0o4 81
a press freight earnings OF June........ 1851 70
Passengers prior 70 io,sSs 90
Freight prior to July SSss 20
July earnings from freight. 1919 20
From other sources ..............'....' io3ss VI
Total. .slIa, o70 g
Disbursements.
Paid on account first mortgage bonds, interest
Due january /, 1850 .................. si5,ol5 90
lntercst and discount. 5s5 IL
once and other expenses :.......'. e9S xs
On account, balances due other roads 900. lo2 81
On account June srresrsgcs.. ........... 4,450 81
worr for June . . 1851 SIS
Balance carried to August account. ... go sss -
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SCANNING Active VAL Cold Spring. hours. with shp Spleen.
I'D In tow
ship Guy xannering. from Liverpool
Ship Mary Russell from Sunoernnd - u
Ship Shakespeare from Bro nen-hy pAos boa chas a.
karuhaN
find uxiuS W8W.
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UoUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD At CoRNwArI.-A FEw FAMILIES CAN BE
ID accommodated with Board for he months s9e Der
end October. and II cesred FOR the winter for tartf n
uclas arpy Mrs H. SMITH, Cornwall oisnse e'nn'y
New YORK
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F,ouYrEy BOARD IN TIE CITY 1,ATF BREvoOHT,s
unsnsnl loot II Fif,y hffh street. deirsuly stusiei
bsnks Fast river. forf ave M s ~ n ne Wy
Hsi hy ihe third Roors srt hlNd frr cia.
Ielrus uQ.rrete.
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CourTRy BoARp-wrTH SPLENDID SEA BATHING,
~ private f-my Ionr leland tw.n'y a.es ir, nc
city. rarus inst ihis lbe mos ueifhih
par of he seasut there Apply n ~ Broadway, near
Tweinh street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

II Horse Is hands high perfectly sound. years old; kin
IN either single or double harness also % encid ssd
Tenth avenue.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
CANAL RAILROAD,

c. 63z WINTER ARRANG EaiENT .--c0mmensirg
$50 ~ Wednesday, Nov. 49, 1859 Trains will run dat
Sundays excepted as follows.
LEAyE NEW At
go NJ freight train. with passenger attached q
Northampton, arriving at 10 80 A NJ.
1855 A. NJ, for ColHsyille on arrival Of 500 NJ III
press train from New York.
30 P NJ freight train, with passenger attached f
plainyile.
$50 P NJ, arrival Of I2 Is p NJ train from Ne
York connecting at Paiuyie with train Hartford Prov
idence and Fishkil Railroad going Vest at WesthsId vii
ing passengers from Hartford Providence and Fshki Raj
road At Plainyilie
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
63 NJ. for New Haven, Connecting at Westaeld VIII
train on Western Railroad gong west New Haven viii
945 A. NJ. train for New York and interme station
road will take train to P1ainvllle.
~ NJ, express freight train with passenger
ache in connection with train Connecticut River s
road from the North Connecting At PaiHye with tri
Hartford, Providence and fkhkDl Railroad going Ia
and West.
IL % A. NJ, connecting at New Haven with 200 P. ~
Express train for New York.
305 NJ, freight train with passenger ear attached n
New Haven.
coLLIssvuLE BRANCH TRkINs.
Leave Colinsvile at 100 A. NJ. and 90 p NJ. Returs
ing, leave Plainylile at II 20 p. NJ and 90 2. NJ
FREIGHT
Freight trains leave New York daily fSundays excepted
corner Franklin and Center streets at 6l5 r. NJ and ar
at Northampton at 1913 A. NJ Leave Northampton L
80 NJ and arrive in New York at Is A. M.-Throug
without change Of cars.
Daily lines OF Stages run from NORTHAMPTON 10 Amherr
Wilnmsburgh, Haydenyiile Florence and Hadley Frrl
Collinsve to New Hartford and Winsied Prom Cheshs
TO Waterbury. p DENNIS General Agent
New Haven, Nov. Is 1853.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
MO r = z 2 9

In presenting you with DR. EAToN's INFANTILE CORD
IAL desire state Its superiority every nosrum
that nurse or quaCk has heretofore offered you.
Firstftis the preparation Of regular physician, who is
well qualified from much experience In infinite complaints
prescribe Seeondlyt is entirely free from
paregore opate of any kind and consequently relieves
by removing suffering Of your child instead Of deaden-
ing its seusiblies 1hirdylis put with great care,
comparison Of il with any other article for nfante
complaints will show the very roots from which II is ditill
ed being dug from the forests under the direction Of DR.
Eaton many of them by his hands. Eourthly-tt 10
perfectly harmless and cannot nnre the most delicate in
FAINT and Is certain and relief In all the following
which is its chief merritt every other preparation
viz:
For all complaints attending eethiug, such dysentery
collie &C. also for soning the gums aud relieving pain.
For regulating the bowels is unequaed For Cold ia the
Head II is relief For Group the most fatal and try
ing of Diseases U be relied with perfect confidence
and being powerful antspasmoe In all Of eonyu
tons fits earnestly recommend you to loose no time
in procuring it, Lastlyt costs much than other
preparations of the kind that aoId such long
advertisements those whose whole is their
advertising for the II commends itself as the
most reliable all mothers. In all the direction
wrapped around each bottle, be strictly followed
Price, 2j cents per bottle
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

MANAGING AND FEEDING WORKING
OxgN.-Oxen working on stone-drag, on
the foot of pillow, on the sled tongue, cart
spire, or twitching stones or timber, should
carry their heads up, as this enables them
to do this work much easier; those that
work as leaders, forward of other oxen,
should carry their heads low, and have the
yoke the right length, let the bows suit the
neck the yoke and bows to the leaders
should set little snugger than the nib OK
en-. Never use the whip but from necessi-
ty. When about to strike the young steer
or OK, ask yourself, "Will he know what
strike him for? Let each OK have name,
and be sure that he knows his name. New
er speak word to an OK without meaning
have particular word to start your team
by, that all may pull together. Never hur-
ny your team while riding behind them, lest
they learn to haul apart. Oxen should be
shod with broad shoe, to travel on hard
roads, the shoe on the fore foot should set
back at the heel, nearly half an inch fur
Their than the hoof bears upon it. Oxen
are frequently lame by reason of short
shoes. The best feed for oxen at hard
work is to give to each two quarts Of meal,
wet mixed with good chopped hay, three
times day, and as much as he will eat
this is the highest feed working oxen ought
TO have, and on this they will work every
day Yankee Farmer.