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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

IL General Forev, the new Commander-in-
chief Of the French forces In Mexico, 10 So years
Of age. In 1922 he entered st. Cyr, and after
wards joined the expedition to Algeria which he
left with the rank of colonel Of infantry. In 1S4S
he became q general Of brigade. He played
considerable part In the eonp d,etdt, and was
named general Of division in the following year.
La the Crimea he commanded the reserve, and
fer time ad fnt1im the besieging army.
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The Transports en- Jame, Rtv.,

MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE Grenada Appeal of the
18th contains dispatch stating that the Rich
mond Enquirer says " IL 10 no longer doubtful
that our (rebe) lines have been broug ht closer 10
Richmond, but q large force has been LEFT imme-
diately In front Of the enemy's position as an OBJ.
struction. Gen. Stuart last Monday, with few
pieces OF artillery, again made the circuit Of
McCleiianS position, and reached James river
below him, and opened Ore on large feet of
transports, sinking one and crlppling several
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WANTS.

0n0 MEN WANTED for the sth Regular
sOO Cevar ~. Pay, In addition 20 rntlons and
clothing, SIS 70 81 per month,
~ premium ssio to citixens or soldiers for each
Fof further information apply at the lste osnp Of
tne Teslnnept, Camp CIfburns, 2lst street, Wash
10 a5-lm Lieut.. sth Cavalry, Reoruits HOSfn: Ofo:.r.
T NOTICE.
i HOSE In want of Employment of apy kino
would better call on the new INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, No. Sl1 sth street, (where the best OF
pay will be given to first osss Servsnts.) l have
swtJh applications on hand for good Cooks, Lxun
dresses, w alters and SeamstTossee.
Also, for Young Mon 10 wait on tables IN private
families or hotels, FARM HANDS wanted En-
Ioyers in want OF rood hep Will find il 10 their al
N. B. HOUSES wanted. tn. best of tenant.
osn be obtained without charge by applying q
above.
m ts-ly Nh. MILLER.
"ANTED.-We are now buying SECOND
w HAND DFURNIfpRE, STOVES and BED
DlN6, for which we are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housekeepirE, or
having sasrPius Of furniture, viii and il ts thsiT
ttvsLhss TO give n call.
BONTZ d aRIFFITn,
nnf Ne. S69 9Th at. hstv. I and sts.
WANZED-Every person to know that am IN
w the market. ready 10 PAY cash for oil articles
IN the hoaseturnlshlQg line. Those leSving the
gltJ, or having SsurPlus, viii do well % call. r.
BUCaLY, <2e Seventh st., between and gts,,
nIssre. noI: 4
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FAHRAGUT,S CAsaI

western correspondent writes as follows: We
have before spoken Of the chances Of success of
the canal which In being cut across the'neck Of
lard In front of US Wehave seen no reason to
dsm 50 our fears of Its failure. In the first place
u Will require a very considerable rise Of the
river In rder to have the water cut its own way
through the narrow ditch. slight rise In the
liver is now here, but the canal Is so far from
completion that IL Is feared no advantage can be
taken f Il. About ten feet Of water would send
II over with force enOug to cut out a wide chan
uel- This much 1t is not likely we can have un.
al nsxt season
Besides the work as IA now stands Is model
Uf eng ius eriug stupidity The entrance on he
uFpar side is run straight into a recess In the
ba1 <, where the water actually runs from the
% Re in en eddy, iLsIesd Of being Iun out to a
De mt IN the shore where the fo,cibie current
strikes w':b wonde.f fdf velocity. And. AZ n to
preclude the Poss b!!i,y Of TIE bank wearing
abnve, long barge has been mo0red above the
mouth Of the ditch. We despair Of the success
OF the canal this season Ii has been spoken Of to
cut through the narrow strip OF $50 yards at Ter
lspin Neck, 25 miles above, that the waters
rushing through would create tenn mp"rary rise Of
foo; CT two, ard 50. with its presen. stage Il
mig ht overcome the resistance and break across
. the peninsula
Such work would be a great and good one,
worthy OF the energies Of the Government, inde-
pendent OF its military Significance. IL would
also De q tine stroke OF retribution for the mis-
deeds OF VicksburC to send the current OF the
Mississippi away from her whsrves forever. The
citizens have been fearing IL for years but not at
the hapds of Government As one OF the ra n kest
hOtbe$ oftreason, and, Eext to Charleston, per-
haps de mOst active in rebellion, II would be a
siGnal puniIhment 20 blight the place with pow
erty hereafter. But az a military maneuver we
fear the undertaking cannot be attended with any
such success.
The rebels have only TO extend their batteries
lower down on the same ridge Of bluffs to get
their guns within range Of the river at the outlet
Of the canal. Besides, there Is something essen
italy tricky In this eysding Of batteries. There
Is nothing, after all, so completely humlli ating
and convincing TO the enemy as 10 beat them out
ofthe strong holds by the force Of powder and
shot. Our men are ready and burning to take the
batteries hand to hand, with pis ol and sabre, Il
iced be, whenever the word is given. About
900 negroes are now at work on the canal, bat
they work very slowly. = =
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To be Good Looking.
OLD FACES MADETO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL,

You may obtain o hand
some complexion, exempt
from PimBles, Blotches,
DO, by using
DR.. TUMBLETY'S
PIMPLE
BANfSBER.
Price, el per bottle,
Sent By mail or express
to any address.
Omce-No. IL Wash
lngton Building, PennsJl-
ranla avenue, coTLer OF
Seventh street, Washing
ton, ID. G.
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9oop NKws FOR ALL.

WAsHInsfoN, June %, 1862.
This IL to certify that have been stone blind
Tor upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed TO cure me.
Dr.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per.
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
ne. - SHyA BAuHy
jeal.H AtMn Barbourb, s7s I'd st.. bel. d and e.
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A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DR.. DUPoNCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,

ISdHibli an eorrattHg. TegElattag SD rexsocinf
aH obSffHetiosS from toaafsrsT edESs, asd
GEeays sHocsS0EI as a rTsu sHftps
The above Pills have now been IN use for over
have been correctly followed. have thess piiIs
Ialled TO give most declded Satisfaction. Read Ihe
owing certh cate from OF the first lsdIes Of
U.ea, y. WIG called uloE my sEents an that
she Of oourIe did not wish her name 10 De msde
puolic, but II sny one should doubt the tsondsrYsl
pceet OF Dr. DuBonco's Golden Pills, they mig hT
refer any say 70 her, - she considered il dsfV
emcaoy, es administered % her daughter, q young
Isoy IL years old. She was fast gong into Con-
sumption-hed taken oold-nhtpre became OBJ
struoted TsO bozss Of thsss Goldes Pulls s.fsssly
cured isr, and she Is now in robust heath MOE
ana stronger proof might be gwen. These pills
are $50 certain cure for LseoTsa., tor vhitesD
Sold Wholessle and Retail in w.shipstop b,
u; ID: GILMAN, Drugsist, $50 Penn avenue.
~ hetal or +; BOSWELL. corner Sd street and
"a avenue; =. ID. WAITE, corner 7Lh stf eet and
Loulnan1 avenue, aid st stMiLBURN,S. M west Itth,
the .6ovs sssSs to the %s.%snston % Post Once. ssS
can have the Plis sent 90 any part Of the oountry
eonhdentitlly by mail. Sold also By K. s. y. els.
shd.! sf SRsS%N PBEd bEdTsEEE iEIEysEs hs
. hANCE, do.i and By druggists generally.
HALL RUCkEL, s1e Green rt New York,
6eneral wholesale Agents
Rllls OF any kind m e.s every box is sfned ;. ID.
Hove All others are base Imposition ana unsafe;
tnelelore IS you value your liver fDd health (to usy
potnlnE OF beng hnmbugEed out OF Jour moneyl
Howe on every boz. whicr has rscenty besn sddsd
on account OF the PIlls being oOugterfeited rhe
ingredlents composing the shove PILE made
knovn 70 ever Aren't, and they viii te ycu they
s. %. HOWE, Sole Plorrie,or.
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stnking Of q steamer.

LOUISVILLE, July 20 The steamer Dunleitb
from Cincinnati for Nashville, with government
forage and wagons, sunk on the falls this evening.
Nobody was Injured. The boat In total loss
The cargo will probably be saved, but In a dam
aged condition
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs.
q n 1l6O "

Itinvigorates, IL strengthens and purihes the sys-
tenn, 70 perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and ehectual tonic In the world It 10 COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure 81. Croix Rum; particularly
Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes
OF seasons.
! .sold bY al 6rocers, Druggists, Hotels and Ss-
looms. p. II. DRAKE & Co.,
sp eo3ms s02 Broadway, New York.
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ID nrm In south America hiss obtained
Permission from the Peruvian ana E,oIivisn Gov
eTnmenis for the expectation Of 500 pure aIpscas
Negotiations have been concluded for the Intro
daction 70 Australia Of the whole herd. and 4
clipper ship Is on ts way TO Lima, pledged to
lald the 1rst eco By neat October :.
GUAkD DUTY.-A detaehm Of soldiers from
tie B aiasTlznd regiment arrived al York, Pa !,
"a fu-sd.' tsss Ttey have been drfaiIad for
- Pe'f'fi 'snee OF guard dnty at The .osp paai in
ta-t pace
IL f1s fofcnto Globe ,ays N resent nun
Der, ttat scyHfli esFgoss Of petroleum. have now
f'ssTtd foE EuIopsa.l pofis nam Csasdi ~
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PORTLAND, July 19-Prof. Chamberlain, of
Bowdoin College, has been offered and has ac-
oepted the colOnelcy Of the Goth Maine regiment.
10 Is also stated that Prof. Chadbourne has ac
cepted the colonelcy Of M assachusetts regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

u Ire dress worn on the occasion of the
marriage Of n Princess Alice, with ihe Prince
nis OF Hesse, was mourning dress; the gentle
men in black evening coats, white waistcoats
gray trousers and black neckcloths and the
sdlss IN gray or violet mourning dresses and
gray white gloves. The bride Wore ,dress az
white silk OF new material called Crystzline
With a SIX nounce Of Honiton lace and border
OF orange nowers at the bottom Of the sktrt -
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New Ysrr Rank at.t.m.u&

NEW YoRK, July 21.-The weekly statemt mt of
the city banks show an increase In loans OF
se29 ,es7, decrease In specie Of sl7l SOS, de-
crease IN circulation Of &l7 096, and an increase
In deposits Of 81 ,s47, ,922. .-ss = : :
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that tho .ub.cri-
"A bsr hath Obtained r. m the GrDhsns' Court Of
Wasn1instn Cosnt. in the DlsTict Of Colum;
estate Of 6eorge st.bl or, .ls,e Of Washing
fon County .ioIsIaid, deoee.ed. All persons hay
warned % exhibit the same with the youohers
thsreif, 20 TIE subscriber, on or before the iiI-
law be excluded from az bsnskf OF the aid estst..
6lven under my hand this 18Th day Of July, 1852,
:, ,r,.x,v.Tss JOHN w, RiRENHGh:
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Naval Arrivals. t
Nxw YORK, July 2l.-The u. 8. sloop Of war
harIiord and gunboat Montgomery have arrived
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PennsyIvania,s Oueta A. Teen.

HARRIsDuRe, July 21.-The Governor has H.
sued a stirring proclamation calling for volun.
eers Tor twenty-one fegim ents, and to fll the
ranks OF the regiments now In the Heid-tbe
FORMER for nine months and the latter for twelve.
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ID DIR. JOHNSTON,
LOCK HOSE

Has diseorrsd'As -'suSI Cs-fais, SPEEDY a.d Gale
EfeetHol Rer7sdy IN sac Wo-l6
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
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0sneralHaIleek

CINCINNATI, July 21.-Msjof General Halleek
ana stan len here this morning, eastward bound
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NOTICE OF kExoyzx,

&c e: :sIss H.: ::: sss :';:s. E :
vsssssR ~ see ~ ssss ~ 49, Dc 0-f
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lust RECEIvED AT No. 10 MARKET
~ Spaoo. Penn. avenue, betveen%
ssh IRa Re St6 streets; s;.Lss L.se.' Last N
iIs sosi Scs%9T coD9rs.s and isnSe s1saa, s:s,Ls'
ELench KID Slilpers., Misses' and -
SnIl6re1rs e r sh9es OF ereTy ae.orpisOn; G-nss'
rooco. sna Lsstnt Caters, and Ties. A.so q
sricss. os sa, 2o,l snoes, g e1ess9Lg lov
RLACK SILKS, a. o. a, 81, q. 8, and = i.oh..
sT,cs. oi the best mskes and st the lowest
Black Bereees. Grape Merets
Aipecex and Bombasines
Black English Grape and Lacs yeus
WM. q: Riley j BRoTHRR,
no 30 Central stores, ops. center Mersst
leF-hn betveen IN and sth street,
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n. o. HOOD
~ Constantly receiving, and has always on hand,
full supply Of al the most celebrated r.
WATCHES thai are manufactured in Eng 80
land, switzerland and America, both in GoldSf<
snd silver cases. he Also keeps large stocf a
hlne yEWELRY Of the most desirsbls stylos sci
With Diamonds, E. Nerslds, Rubies and al other
SENS. He 10 Also manufacturing sll kinds OF SOLID
Sundard Silver Ware, and keeps Swords Reyol-
yers, sword Belts and sashes, Bowie KnIyes
kalors. SCISSORS, God, Silver and Steel sPecta-
eles, and Q great variety Of other things usually
kept In Iewelry Store, and sll &C the very lowest
Price: No. S3e Pa. avenue, between sth and IOti
eueeos fe lE-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

DIR. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
u vsrrsnted to cure soroful.. Erysipe as, Ring
SoTn' Scald Head, Salt Rhesm, Ulcers. Fever
Whatever nature.
Joy TO The AFFLICTED.
lt cures Nervous and DebIlits;ed Sufferers, and
removes al the Symptoms, among which viii be
-Indis,csition
70 Exerton, Loss of
Power, Loss Of Memory,
DlfhcuitJ of Breathing, Gen
wa wsrsi w@ess6ess @ d ,Iror Of fDIseass,
= Feet, W.tefuIaess. Dimoess of Vision, Lam
EuoT, unIyeT.. Lassitude Of ths Muscular system,
SYMPTOMS. Hot h.hds, Flushing Of The
COlntenap.e, and Eruption on the
Face, Pain In the Baok,
HcayiIess of tEe Eye
Ids Frequently
FbbEfdsi b.fdrs
the
ssht. W.ns G1seygtiop 1nos Esa, and hG
Restessness, with Horror Of Society,
These symptoms, if allowed to 20 on-vhioh,
LOSS OF POWER, FATUITY AND
EPILEPTiC FITS.
70 don't be osst down. be ye ever so i'll,
M Brt go and psrtake Ct hl. superlor sIIll
Who are brought from deaths door nov happy
TO GET FAT AA
USE THE PIMPLE BAN ~
IShER. You can gain 1--WE u
pounds Of healthy fash Der mon h - ~
by usng Dr.. Txrsblstys PisnpIs q TftH
Bdntsksf. 1t is Invalua ole for re S<N al
moving Pimpes, Blotohes, &c.E,EI
Tan, Freckles, Sallow ness and AT SksSek n A
Impurities and roughness of tbs -
skin, leaving the same blooming
with beauty. After Taking
Omoe-No. IL Washington Building, Penus, l.
vanis avenue, corner Of Seventh street, WashInE-
ton, ID. G. iTJ
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CAEsAhAY INs1I5STFFb ESE FFbuNs 1.D1r,

IPArka ssScRP E ;isss p sSs.HoK, s,.H
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
AGRICULTURE AL,
Sow Sprinv Wheat Early.

"My expelie fence teaches me" says cor
respondent Of III. Wisconsin Farmer, shat
We must SOW our wheat as early as possible,
There i, hardly any danger Of sowing too
sa,ly. Two years ago | sowrd a small
place in C.na'la club spring wheat on the
9Th day of April. That piece yiellel SO
bushels to the acre in that poor season
The berry was plump and heavy, weighing
Gls bounds to measured bu,hel. l contin
ued to SOW, a. the rains and state Of the
ground would allow, having but one team
until about the first day Of May, and |
must say that just in proportion to the date
of sowing were tho amounts and quality o.
the crop, the piece which was sown ant
narrowed the last day Of April being badly
rusted and net yielding over eight or nine
bushels of poor shrunkcn wheat per acre
while that portion of the field covered about
the 10th Of the same month, turned out be
tween twenty-five and thirty bushels o
very marketable grain. The pi ce scwr
about the 18th and Goth of April was moi
so good as that sown before, yet far better
than the las. sown.'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Years Of Scarcity ami Abundance.

The uncertainty Of the weather and OF
the crops is an old subject, but it is one
about which no agriculturi>t can feel ndif-
terent. Changrsble "a the seasons are,
there is yet reason to believe that, amid
much apparent uncertainty, law and order
do still prevail. At least, this much may
be he'd, that in a long run, sunshine " in
succeed storm, and abundance follow scare
i'y. There may be year or two of poor
crops, but ttese will soon lie balanced by
as many Of good crops. We cannot tell
how large period the cycle m " embrace
but we may BE- conf lent that a cycle there
will be.
The French are mnre < ven TO observing
and lheorizing on these subjects, than we
busy Yankees are. Some time ago, Nj.
Becquerel read paoer before the Acade-
my of Sciences. in Paris, on the culture Of
wheat in France, in which he rssened
some statistics worth looking at His facts
show that " there is a periodicify in the re-
currence Of COOL and bad barves,s that
five and six years of abundance and five
or six years Of scarcity follow each other
pretty regularly" He quotes from Count
Hugo the following table, extending SO
years:
Frsm tho year ISIS to 1921 was period Of scarcity
From the year is22 TO 1927 period of abun lance
From tn year ISIS to 80 a perio Of searrity
From the l-s3 to 1885, period Of abundance
From the year 1888 to isil a mixed period.
From the year iti3 % lSE pero I Of scarcity
From the year isis 1862 perioi Of album lance,
Now, let these facts be taken Tor what
they are worth. They d, Sc IN TO Indicate
aceriain order and regularity amid apparent
disorder. Perhaps, if we shout make care
ful observations, we should find similar
law prevailing here. The cycle may ex.
tend three years, or five, or some other pc.
Rod, bat undoubtedly there is some regu
lar balancing Of the seasons.
An ingenious Scotch writer thinks he
has faaad natural cause to explain thi.
law. lie refers to Schwabe, German ms.
tronomer. who ayers that the spots on the
sun MAINTAIN certain periodciy Of abou,
hse and six years; then to Gauiier. q
Swiss savan, who atfirms that this periodic.
ny TALES with that of the graia crops
and he reasons that. MS the light and heat
OF the sun are essential to the successful
growth of vegetation. it is no, unscirn,iic
to suppose that the diminuion of them
should diminish the crops, and their increase
augment them.
We arc not prepared as yet. to give
much weight to this theory; but it will do
no harm # farmers remember it a. a mat.
ter for observa'ion--4mer Agriculurist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Breaking Heifers for Milking.

This is often made quite a serious affair
in which kicks AMI bruises are freely inter.
changed between the frightened brute and
the irritated master. Many an otherwise
excellent mixer is spoiled for life by har,t
treatment. A hefer, If well broken to the
milk pail, is thereby made worth at least
twenty per cent. more-an increase which
will pay for much painsiaking Rarey'-
reasoning respecting horses applies equally
to other animals. They only resist whei
injury is apprehcndrd, and their natural in.
stinct suggests danger whenever any unus-
ual treatment occurs. Every one has no,
ticed how shy creature is in entering
strange enclosures, or at sight OF ne OBJ
jecis. The handling OF a heiier's bag is to
her very unusual proceeding, and in all.
slition. the teas are often tender. and the
bag caked and inf so as to he painful
under even a. gentle touch. Training for
milking shout commence long before calv-
Ing. First teach the animal to welcome
yonr coming by little presents of an appl,.,
handful OF corn, or salt. or other delicacy.
She viii soon reality permit the hand TO be
laid upon her back and e.joy the gentle
rubbing a I'd scratching which may b. given.
Extend the han Hing TO different paris Of
the holy, until she will not finch fom
grasping her teas. and the work NAV be
soon accomplished without even harsh
word. This will be good lesson for IN.
Buys to praciics the present month, and
teach them patience and Kindness, in add
ton to the cool effects upon The animals.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

generally considered right, under the Psc'l,
lar circumstances Of the case, we're handled
with much severity by hi, political oppo-
nents, and were the means Of faally over
throwing his administration.
He hell the office Of G ,vernor two years,
and at the expiration taereof returned to
his farm.
In addition to his political offices, he was
a member Of the Cooperation of the Uni
versity of Vermont from 1902 to 1918, be.
ing during the two years that he was Gov
ernor er cficio member.
Governor Chittenden, after having accu-
mulated large property, died at his resi-
dence in jericho, September 25th, ls49, IN
in the 10Th year of his age.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
AN ACT OF GRArlrunE-
Washing Machine.
IL will do Washing. SEARCHING and w ring.
ing.

Hls machine has been thoroughly tested r the
mouths. and oend to do all that IL Designed do
IL IL adapted to all kind Of clothes from
chief to a bed quit You wiring your clothes in
than one quarter Of the and rer that they
will dry in half and not Il jure your clothes
one half as much as when tsis ed BY hand This ~ehUe
Is formed with two spring rolls covered with rubber
as TO together With great pressure
tast and ety The springs in the rolls CONTRACTED
as TO Yield the most Ia tue centre the bulk of the
clothes are conducted they pass between this
eaS the springs with the rubber close tight the
clothes that they come through nearly dr enough iron
however uneven the may be IL receives an equal
amount OF The clothes washed BY this
VIII require no rubbing, the direst parts such
with the hands.
The machine is Baieys patent and the subscriber has
bought the right Of aud sa for Winaham and
hihdsor counties. Price Sl2.00 A. s. CLARK.
Bellows Falls, Vt, Feb. g. 1861.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

To CuRR SHEEP SKINS WIru THE
WooL oN.-Take one tablespoonful o
alum and two Of saltpetre; pulverize wei
and mix together thoroughly. Sprinkle
this powder upon the flesh side Of the skin
and fold together with the wool out; hang
up in cool place. In two or three days
AS socn as dry, take down and scrape thu
flesh with blunt edged knife till clean
This completes the process. Such skins
make excellent saddle covers.-lMchiga
Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Cheshire. Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.--on and after MoNDA,
w Nor. rs, 1861 Trains will run as follows:
MOVING EAST-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ. aud IS P NJ. Ksens at "a
A. NJ and 255 p h.-snd arrive at fitehburg at " %
and 452 Boston at 80 and 80 z. NJ. Worcester
at zoo and 700 p 81
MOVING WEST.-Leave
Poston at 80 and lilo A. NJ. fehburgh at AS A.
and ~ p NJ keene, IL D A. NJ aud 81 2. N and az
rive at Beliows Fails at i220 and 81 NJ. Windsor y
and IS 2 Nj kutand $40 and 500 z. NJ; Burlington
600P.M.
Trains Connect as foiio,rs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal Og lens
nurgh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs and
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor Whit,
iuFer junction, burlington. 0glensburg Montreal st
Johnsbury, &C. via. VT. CENTRAL, PASsuMrslC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains max,
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for all point,
north. = r
Dozen Trains Connect a FifeA5ngA
With Trains Of Ftchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
Anu az Hroton Junction with trains Of Worcester & Nash
na ~ Ter Nashua and Concord with Trains Of Stony
BROOK X for Lowell Lawrence &c.
eket Tor all points West may be any STATEN
on cheshire Railroad aud baggage will be checked
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A CHAPLIN, superintendsr.
superintendent Office, keene N. H., Nov 81, 1861.