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NJ. q 4. +. CIEEATHAM,

M q E' r. CAAEATHAm,
wHoLEsALE GROGERS, AND DEALERS
u
FINE BRAEDIss, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS. NAILS.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND OHUBC8 S7REETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
EEy recsip Of large end we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting In part fsllowS
l50 hhds Sugar all gradesi genuine Havana OiSzrI
200 0ols choice Mola9sesi Ro0 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 dozen Painted BuckstSt
$50 bags prime Rio OefesI so nests Tubs;
loo bbl Powdered oru5hsd and 10 bbls EngGh Wslnut
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peesns;
$50 boxes Star Oandlesj 10 bbls Pilberta
100 bOxss Tobacco, assorted
FINE ESHANDIES, WINES, 40.
IS y Il choice French BraEdes;
20 \ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wiussl
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes scovilI olaset,
100 bbls Ane Roberts0n County Whisky
IS bbls pure old Rye do
S do do do Bourbon 6o
And also large stock Of Common Rh;Iv American Bysnv
Gin, &c. -
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder Ts
dersgnsd being the only Agensin Nashville
would call the attention OF the Merchants and thT
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine FOR SALE
5O00 kegs Dupont Re Powder 1000 kegs Hazard
500 u do do do der;
900 goo do do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
500 K DO do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 4 do do do brands:
5000 dupont Blasting Pow 50 bbs Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety f5se - ~
jan1l n. 4. 4. p. OEEATHAY, ARentu
SOLE AGENTS FOR
pupOntGPOWdsr; Joy, BickfOrd & Cos SAFETY
Hazard do Fuse
BJcamors do
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Persons in the eouth deaous sending letters
FEDERAL Government will please direct american
Letter Eaess Co., (EndeT covert enclosing
Isge In the first place, II will require ire prepayment Of
the Confederate postage to reach Nssy and 6oVeruueu
cent nvelope 90 beyond this and the esare added
above, ten eent Let it be understood At The inside snvs
should addressed to the ares for vi N & Z ippsi
and the outside snYelopets adiress.
II Federal aoVernRsnt envelopes 70 ls had Of
ctY. JENE Hls HeGIEIs
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Road TIERS FOR 1851.
At the Pain G undS.
PRICES REDUCED TO So HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green MOuutain Rl3ck Hawk.
TTNHIs FIRsT CLASS ROADSTER, will make his season
1861, the State Fair Ground near NshVile beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4h at $50 the season, ald s2
for insurance,
He ia beautiful black, six old, trosd at Athens Ia
1860 in 5Q, and is certainly handsome and perfect
horse in hS Aon that has been brought to the state He
bred Vermont imported BY E. K. jennings and by TIE
Hatch hOre By Ii oO he BY Old Black Hawk shsr
and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam DurOc, Gr
d. st. Charles Or gr.d Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
bines four Of the best trotting knsWn.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old, by We mont Boy, dan
BY Woodbury. will be let 20 rs the season, $40
insure. He il very promising.
No. 8, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington dam excel
Trottng Mare will be let to Is Mares the season.
SIS to insure In foRl.
Breeders will please examine the above stSonS Good Blue
Grass pasture the farm Of T. Tanning, grain TO keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kmba will be ready all times shos the Stock to
gentlemen,
Refer o-J. Owen, Of Williamson, Col r. Allen OF Gum
7. FsnnRR Of Davidson, DR.. A. T. Gooch, Of Ruher
ford. nar5-f
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The Company refer the cssrs Of the Sou hu sOnodoao
Z q PzARL- Esq Cashier City Bank
JOHN KRKaAE, Esq President Unto BDRN
D WEAvER, Esq Cashier Planters srE
Messrs. DoUsIAs & Co, Merchants.
" WHKLzss & Co. Bank rs.
Parties in the Confederate Gavgrnms s,si. n a,5-
Letters &C. to the Federal Governments air ole direct he
american Letter Earsss Co. Nsshvis Tu1JsT cov-
err enclosing fifteen cents in cash afsa sps ECRE
LY o. Government Envelopes Stamps es OF no se to rs
do not send them, the rate above given Scr rg not e
eeedng ounce in Eegh letters Weighing Over an ounce
lar postal rates.
iune2DdlW PaB
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Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to carry my Negroes to the esRN
II south, will sell about Three -Four <S&3A
Hundred Acres of Land. being part Of .2f1S15Ssk
the tract upon which reside, situated on ~ y
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, In Of the best neghborhoodS in Will
hanson county Soil equal any State pareu-
lars apply to ne, the premises, to " Lindsley in
Nashville sep9-dn PA PERKINS
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pEALKRI N
Brandies, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &c.
OORHAR CoLLEGEABD 0RURC8 STREEzG
Nashville, Tenn.
WYE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobaec0s Liquors &C.
d in part follows, ts which respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, mOLASsES AND SYRUP.
= hhds Louisiana Sugar 50 bSls Coverings powdered
sSbsl ooT Clarified aohd S1sf5i Ina, sn,,,,
100 bbIs Plantation MOasse 50 half bbs Refined MoIsss
100 half bbs Plantation Mo- 50 PackAg tst Louis Colder
80 b6is Refined MOla...; 50 pEs New Orleans Colder
so b6Is Coverings RchruSh- syrupi
COFFEE.
100 Ssg. S:%Grs Rio Sofs 50 bag, Old Col Jay. oOr''
WHISKY.
100 bblI Rectihsd Whisky sOhblH Robertson county With
100 Ky DID 90 bis Smiths Old Rsssrv,
apuncheons Of IiHh and Scotch WHISKY.
BRANDIES. WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks segnettes 10 casks Madeira winei
lOqua1tef easL, otard, Duprsy 8 Cd Port
% a Co. Brandy - Sweet Malaga Win'I
Oar United PIopristor'. 50 PIX, Ginger win.i
leo Ginger es Pks Lemon Cordially
IS Raspberry Z" Is pks Holland GlnI
10 casks Rumi
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
3 300 boxes Virginia Tobscco-variouI brands,
500 " Kentucky /" "
Is kegs A J Smiths Pancake Tobaccoj
5000 Superior Havana oigarE-VaTiOuS BrandII
100000 7" German A"
$1,000 " Domestic {" p" "
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar osndlsi so bO1eS steArins Candles,
zoo hlf" 50 TalioW
5Oqr" $50 boxes Soap various hndsI
FLOUR.
100 bblS extra Family Elouri
100 superfne 4"
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks nne and Salt loo dozen Bucketat
500 bbls KanawhS Salt; 5Qnest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and SpkesJ o lacks S Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware; 50 bbls Peoans ard FilbeTtIl
500 Reels Cotton Roper 10 bbls English Wslnuu;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen BroomI;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boardsj
500 bags Shot, assorted sEesi 500 Wrapping PAPeri
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
25 sardines, y and \ Is Allspioe;
boxes; so bxs Ground MurtsrdI
50 bxs Lemon Syrup 50 Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Rsisins; so bbls Cider Vinegar
100 7" Mackereli 50 bblsXX Aei
IS chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety Of other articles.
ma6-n EDWARDS, HARRIS 90.
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Notice.
kD"AHDsI = B. EARAlss E>Ps DHAf2s
EDWARDS, HARE7S a CO.,
I AN now receiving Z ne assOrtnsnsof
GAITESS, BOOTS AND s.1OzS,
THE SPRING AND sUMafzZ TRADE

TN oFhIlNU IND oUAlRaA TRADE
They Of excellent quality AL IN The best AEa-
rers, and will be offered low ios ssRb.
JOHN A. RASiAGP.
spll7-H No. - College 5Tret.
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

TNDERTAKERS lat J. H. CuTrey's old stand on Union be,
tween Cherry Summer Streets prepared to stteno
70 Funerals all times with wooden Cons plain or colored
and Metallic Burial Csske and Gases Of Ssuperor quality
manufactured BY AErEba Co., in this CITY, Prices 70 sui
the times une25-n
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. oloSes At7H P NJ
SUNDAY.
Omen, AZ o'clock A. N Closes a. 10 Oc clock N.
PARTIES mailing Letters put them In the Office befo
edue hours to secure their departure they vii
Tsn n.aIi9H = 'l' Jaw w. D. McNIsH, P. NJ.
Cash Arrangements.
and after July ls 1861, haue agreed to sell iron
such other AFtiOles keep, TOT Cash only.
a liberal discount vii! be allowed. - . -.
WOODS, YEATMAN & CO..
HILLNAN BROTHERS
Iune27d RWIm
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Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE s. LUCAS,

EKTE receiving stock Of Spring Summer
wv Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes,
and Brogans Variety Goods Hsdwae Cutlery, HATS Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths Mats &c, &C. All Of which have bought
eXc usvey) OF Importers and Manufacturers at panic prices
to which call special attention OF prompt paying and cash
Dealers only Our House shQU be head quarters
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay Them
That may be fully understood say positively that
notes when due (snly.j
In addition regular wholesale business will advance
cash every description CT Goods Wares and Merchandise,
Furniture, Groceries, Produce, &C. &C., &C. to be sold at
suction cash. No Goods sold account
ton.
Auction sales every Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
cash. All persons having Goods sell Auction will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
mar2-tJ TRABUB LUCAS.
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington Batmo re
PHILADELPHIA New York; Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock NJ
way Mail for GeorgS South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia. Chattanooga Railroad at o'clock
NJ,
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock P Nj
Mails FOR Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and CrhWestern States, departs al O'Clock NJ
Nashville Decatur via franklin and Columbia and other
vHy offices, Separt at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs at
O'Clock n Also Offices the and beyond Lebanon ~
O'Clock A n.
Nashville to Clarksvills; departs at 81 O'Clock NJ,
For southern Kentucky, departs at 55l A NJ
NASHVILLE 10 sheibyye, Hoensyie and Trune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock D.
Nashville Huntingdon, Wis Charlotte, WsVeTy, Ii week
Iy, Monday, wednesday and Friday, at 2 o'clock P NJ
Nashville to Liberty steWars Ferry, Huddsstone
Roads Rural hill &C weekly, Thursday, At y O'Clock NJ
Nashville CentreviIe, via flank, Vernon, PneVood &c.
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock NJ.
Nashville to Carksvis, Sycamore Mills, weekly Friday,
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For Rent,

0R the remainder Of the year large Room
Union and American Block, recently Oeenpied By sELT
HARRu. mayI9-0
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BROOKS q ORR's & IcNAUGRFu

Spool oOT2eNs, all sizsS, in Black White AMI aoloro a
- 50 Genes PSF eossn. at
HOER SEWING MACHINE OFECn1,
TT-zau,.
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Land for sale,

Land for sale.
application made before January will sell on accom-
modsting terms, Forty Acres of Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mil Greek, opposite Mai
This the beautiful locations Davidson county
About Of the land in timber the balance in cutVa
ton There the premises comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply MAJ GoTT the place, ny
self for particulars. OHAS. &. WINST0Ni
jnlyI4-d
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Arrival OF MAILS AT NASH.
VILE.

Washington City, Virginia, North Carolina, sou Carolina,
Georgia. Alabama and East arrive via Chat
tanOoga Railroad, atS6 O'Clock, A NJ
Northern Mails Nashville and Louisville
Railrosd also Western States day, o'clock p NJ,
and o'clock, A. h. Way Mails & L Il II. daily
southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas, Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at y O'clock, AM
Way Mails route arrive daily at = O'Clock, NJ
smitve, Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at u O'Clock, h.
smithaDd, Hopkinsyle, and portion OF Southern Ken
tucy Clarksvile way Mails daily at TO O'Clock, A n
shebyvle, TriEne and way nails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at u o'clock, NJ.
Tennessee, via Huntington, Wsverly and charatte til
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, II o'clock, NJ
Liberty, RurA Hill Stewards Ferry, weekly THURSDAY,
At II O'Clock A, NJ.
Csutreve via and PinewoOd, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly Tuesday and Friday, IL O'Clock NJ
Clarksve via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &C., weekly
friday, at II o'clock A NJ.
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JnDeIS-t
Notice.

n KoEIVED from B. sery on the 9Th day oil April iAi'
& the ToIlowing lot Of groceries:
Bags Coffee p pSis S TsH..
] key Rice, > O''' 4N0'
Il bags salt, MI, r.,,.s..s ,s,s,
care Of COwen, - -. - r., %,
The owner will please come forward, pay ehAga ana pay O
thus Advertisement and get his Goods or thy STpS -
charges. - SOnAS,
WsVtTly Ian din T. Tenn. harsho1ss Aeh
lgne25-tW&W2W"0
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EMPRESS o.,
has established its permanent pee, at the Nashville Pest
Ofes, up stairs. east end, entrances on Church street.
The undersigned having formed Company for the IMPOSE
Of transmitting letters, and from the Southern
eracy reasonable agree furnish ana
others their correspondence between Louisville and
at lar intervals be most convenient to all parties
concerned. THOS Z JENKINS,
WA McGILL.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS !!

TETE pleased to learn that at the great "WorldI Fair
w held this month in the city Of Msccn, Georgia the enter
prsng Baltimore Firm, Vim. Knahe Co., awarded the
First fiu1 all competition, for their celebrated GoLD
MEDAL PIANOS This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Gotten PSneTs Ass CATION influential
body OF the importance attached to receiving the honor
OF their Fair produced, learn unusual
petition the part many Of the Piano Manufacturers
Of the country Several very hne instruments exhb
hon hut after most patient and thorough XamnAon Of their
respective merits the judges unanimously that
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knahe & Co. the "Epcl
GiOi - and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing appear nvduous will add
errse, public spirit and unng with which the MessS
Knabe conduct their business ene them in eminent degree
to all the hOnors and which they have achieved their
line Lavish in the expenditure of time and money Produce
FIFst Quality Piano, and advertising extensively
their establishment known they have their reward in the
sion Of large and constantly increasing business and the rh
qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever compe
dton the order the day, judges uniformly pronounce
Pianos to be Observation-Disclosures Sun, Of December cd,
1860.
S-A supply Of the above Is icing received BY A. H.
Mcclure, 80 Union street, the sale Agent Middle Tennessee
who will sell at our factory prices.
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Lost Trunk.

HUAKENf rem the Depot OF the Nashville and Decatur Rail
80 on Broad street, small Travelling Trunk. covered
-jtb Linen and marked the end "Dr. William Nichol
Nssbe" liberal reward vi be given returned 10 The
Treigbt AGENT, or any other officer Of the Company
AFelsu' nsSA'' - W ON PERKINS,
.,a - General Superintendent.
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NOTICE.
RoM AID after this date will sell and Produce en-
II clusiyely for cash.
JAMES MLAUGHLIN & co.,
unAy22-9 No 8 MARKET vp,et.
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Hungarian GrnSs Seeds,
On0 SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for saIe By
eDOO JAMES M1AUGHLIN 4 90
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HRAN,
zoo BAGS Bran for sale by
ONYO JAMES MLAUGFLIH 4 co.,
msy2-H No. Market tUeet.
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accidents triH Adrpe IN tesTsg10tsd f1aaRte'
N is very desirable have cheap and coaEseat Eay
or repairing Furniture, Toys, Croekery, &C.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28
Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRASG EMENT.-on and er MONDAY
w Nov. 81 1859, Trains will run as folio
MOVING EAST-Ieaye
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ and 25 p NJ Keene at 94f
A. NJ and 81 p. M-and arrive at Pitehburg at 1900
and SIP P NJ. Boston 80 and IS p NJ Worcaste
at 200 and go 2.
MOVING WESr.-Leaye
Boston at 80 and IL 90 A. NJ Fitehburgh at 945 A. n
and 30 p. NJ Keene, IL 33 A. NJ and 40 p. M.-and
rive at Bellows Pals I22S and 40 NJ. Windsor 3
aud IS 4. NJ. Rutland, 255 and 500 r NJ. darlington
COOP. NJ.
TfaiHS Connect fo!iotes:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal oglens
burgh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD for Windsor Whit,
River Junction, Burlington. 0glensburg, Montreal, st
Johnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL PASSUMPSIC. and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c Both trains max,
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL h. r. for all point
north.
Dora Trains Connect at Fitehburgh
with Trains of Ftchburgh Worcester r. r. Worcester
Norwich, Providence aud New York City.
And at GroOn Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Ston
Brook X. r. for Lowell. Lawrence &c.
Tickets for all points West be secured at any statie
on Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
superintendent Office, Keene, n. H., Nov 10, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28
How to Manage Horses.

Rarey gave a lecture in Boston, short
time since, to horsemen. We make the
following extract from the report of his
lecture -
lie did not think that any horse was
naturally vicious, bat became so by i'll usage
and harsh treatment. A man should use
nothing in training a horse that he wouhl
not use upon himself, The great trouble
is that we expect the horse to do something
that he does not understand; whereas the
first movement should be to have him under-
stand what is meant, and then he will readily
obey Ii is not necessary 10 shout an order
or to make a noise the horse can hear as
well as man can. Care should be used
in what we say to horse, as well as how
il is said. Some men use the same words
no matter what order they wish TO give
But there should be distinct word for each
command. When horse halks, it is not
because he is unwilling to do what is re-
auired Of him, but because he does not
know what is wanted to be DONE After he
has tried once or twice to pull his load, he
is convinced that he cannot do it, and no
punishment will induce him to try again.
He should be allowed to stand quiet few
minutes, and then turned gently TO the right
or left, to show him that he can move and
he will soon put forth all his strength, it
treated kindly. When a horse is frightened,
he should be led near The Object, that he
may become acquainted with it, aud see
that ii is harmless; but If he were punished
he wonld associate the punishment with the
object of his fright and be more frightened
the next time be saw ii"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28
AGRICULTURE Al
shearlng Sheep.

Few know how 10 shear sheep properly
The following, hiuls viii be usetul:-
FirsL--Iu shearing time, 10 not pen your
shet y up more than halt day at q time,
To do 50 makes them weak, irritable ana
difficult to shear.
Second.--I think the best plan to shear
is on. a platform sixteen or eighteen inches
high. The sheep should sit on the table
and rest its back and head on the lett leg
IN. lcit leg is on the table the right one on
the floor. Commence cutting the wool at
the brisket. shearing along the belly, let
ting the wool roll to the left, where 1t VIII
be out of the way. When this is done
shear the flank, then commencing at the
point of the shoulder and run the shears to
the right ear; shear the neck to th lett ear,
and the left side as far rs the back BONE
Now change sides with the sheep, sanding
the right foot on the table, and finish the
neck. Now shear the RICH. side, finishing
on the right hind leg. In this way the
fleece is kept whole; the sheep is turned
but little, thus avoiding struggling, tearing
of fleece and injury TO animal.
Within the last eight years have shear
ed five thousand sheep, without having a
fleece kicked to pieces, and seldom cut a
sheep; there is no excuse for cutting a
sheep. When badly cut they always kick,
and then the shearers will pound them with
their shears or fists. The XII der you treat
sheep, the better they behave. Maay wool
growers want their sheep sheared very close
10 the hide. bat this is not well for the sheep
nor for the next growth of wool. When
sheared close, the hot sun Injuries them ma
terially - Ohio Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28
Gardeners Rheumatic aud Nc"r"isi"
S,ousn0und.

sttEHcurc Or Rheumatism and Neuralgia iu ~ wfFN'
Y g1rp, The undersigned hurchy certify tlmt tae} sW
us Garinor's Rheumatic and Neurtst Compound o'
mo cure n Rhtumat aud Neuralgia aud have IN every
case t,und immediate and pcrmanri rolot We hA'v '
conf cnce IA 10 healing quaiitc. ami ana "uid ,'"r"
n Is an Who ars afflicted sith those hwrEdg N-'*" y
oue III the safest and bo.t medicine ever oHeret TO te pun
he, - =, ,,t
4 Hancock Jr 20 South Market vi Uostou Wa Alrl'
Do,top Horny Fuer rs SuutA Market So bnstnui eUn
Waes Jr civ Hotel Boston; DEC u. flummcT Me'rnrk
snuare E,st Boston, ileny y, Gardiner Webster ~ E..t
Usstan Abram Weeks, webster S. bston capt ChAs "
DOyer Hast BOSTON,
The best me licuc for the disease ever saw Chas
smith, No Od State House. BOSTON
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism 10 its 1rsttoru ANA
was entirely eurrl by the oi one hctte A. W. hrrF
Matthews liuilling Commercial -, Boston
,Garlners Rheumatic aud Neurlsa Compound hlse
liz relieved from sueyins ut several years stuhs W.
Il lIolakins, No. / Old state lloUsc, lo>tou
After suffering with lihrumtsm Tor twenty wears WIS
entirely cu by the Of two bottles Of Cart nor -
matte and Neurlli, tompound, Norman T. Ayers 20
Frankin street Boston
The Rhcuaac anl Neural Or Compound has been taken
nv hnndes OF people Tor scrnuoas lomors with great
benefit II may given 70 children with perfect sairl
Atwholesae BY Macy Jenkins 81 Liberty 81 New York
Principal Bcpot-S7 hilby II, Bs-ion. No 9 gGin'-
unless signed by OuAs' HARniNEN
FOR sale IS John W. NIoa-'. Bellows Falls; l.. n Thorn
Rrattlshorp John 4, Wee,s, Brtndoni Pond g Mnrs-
Frances Tenn utanl and apotheclres generally. ~ S3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-28

RASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY PLANTS.
THIS crop of fruit next year will depend
much upon the number aud vigor of the
new shoots grown this season. Persons
ignorant of their nature have hoed up all
young canes, as so many trespassers. OF
COURSE they got no fruit the following year,
as the shoots only bear the second season,
and die in the Fall Others, again, allow
too many canes to make weakly growth,
with not enough yigor to produce a full
crop Of fruit. Avoid both extremes, leaving
just sufficient good strong shoots to keep
the patch in a vigorous condition. The
Oldest planted raspberry roots in the writer's
grounds, were set Is years ago, and they
are now the best, yielding large strong
canes which bear abundantly