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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD


On and after MONDAY, April Goth, 1862 two
Daily trains will be run between Washington and
Wheeling and Parkcrsburg, two between Wash
ingtOn and Harper's Ferry, and six between Wash.
ingtOn and Baltimore, as follows;
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington at B and II.l6 4. M, and and
6.aOp. M.
On sunday at @. 30 p. IN. only
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave at Gao 800 and Ii.I5 a. m, and 400, 6 90
and $50 p. NJ.
On Sunday At a. M, and and G 30 p. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
Leave Washington at G. 30 a. M, and g. and g. 90
p. m.
On Sunday Al and c 30 p. M only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore for Washington at 40, 8 and
10 a, M, and ,, 800 and y. III.
The third aud fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the first and hfth trains from Washington
stop at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
Leave Baltimore at 8 =. m. and D. m.
Leave Washington at 3 a. M. and u. IN.
No train for Annapolis on sunday.
For further Information, tickets of every kind
&C. apply to J. 7, England Agent, at Camden sta,
tiOn, or at the ticket office.
W. p. SMITH,
Master TranBpOrtlon.
l.. NJ. COLE,
ap 2l-tf General Ticket Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
ENGRAVING AND COPPER PLATE
PRINTING

In all Its branches,
Bill Heads, Plain and Fancy Business Cards, with
appropriate designs and every variety OF stencil
Work executed with neAtness and dispatch.
AlphAbets, Figures, steel Punches and Patent
Burning Brands, which can be set up to order 10
ten minutes notice.
Having received an invoice Of Seal Presses, We
ARE prepared to furnish any orders without delay
Al work warranted to give satisfaction or the
money refunded.
Visiting and Wedding Cards, neatly engraved
aud printed, for 81 10 per package Of 10 CARDS, IN
Guiding Plate
Don't forget the numher-4s! Seventh street, be-
tween d and D., east side. ap l6-lm'
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PROPOSALS FOR BTUMINOUs coal
CHIET Ass'T QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DTrOT o. WAsHIS0TON, d. C.,
Corner Eighteenth and G streets

CHrEr Ass'r QUARrERMAsTERs OFFICE,
DrruT o. WAsHIS0TOH, d. C.,
Corner Eighteenth and G streets,
April l3 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received at this office
until THURSDAY, April 80, 1868, at I2 O'Clock, n,
tor delivering Rt the Government Coal'yard, on
the Mole, At the confluence OF the Ohio and Ches-
apcake canal and the Potomac river In George
town. d. {, OF two thousand t2,OOO) tons OF Btu
miuOus Coal.
The Coal to be of the best quality, suitable for
steamers and blacksmithing purposes, subject to
the inspection OF an Agent appointed on the part
OF the Government, and TO weigh twenty-five hun
dred and forty t234Ol pounds to the toni the deiy-
cry thereof TO commence the llth Of May, 1883,
and all to be delivered by the 3lst Of said month.
! The above Coal to be weighed BY all Agent OF the
Gov eFnment, and to be paid for by the weight 30
PROPOSALS.
The full name and post office address of the bidder
must appear In the proposal.
II the bid Is made In the name OF firm, the names
OF all the partieB must appear, the bid will be
considered the individual proposal Of the partner
Proposals from d5loya parties will not be consid-
cred, AND AN OATH Or ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOM-
Proposals must he addressed TO Capt. Edward
l.. HartZ, Assistant QuartermAster U. 5. Army,
Washington, D. T., and should he plainly marked
" Proposals iUT Coal"
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility OF the gusrsntors must be
shown 10y the Official certificate Oi the clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or OF the United States Die
The ability OF the bidder to MI the contract
should II be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed b.
two responsible persons, whose signatures must be
appended to the guarantee, AMI said guarantee
must accompany the hld.
Bidders must he present In person when the bids
opened, or their proposals will not be consid-
cred.
bonds In the sum OF fve thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both OF his gIATantOrs will
hr required OF the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
Form Of Guarantee.
We, ----, ol the county Of --, and state OF
-, and --, 1.-THE county Of -, and state Oh,
do hereby guaranty that - Is able to fulfil the
contract accordance with the terms OF his propO-
siOn and that, should his proposition he accepted
he win at enter into contract in accordance
herewith.
should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared tU become his suTcties.
10 this guarantee must he appended the OiiiciS!
certificate above mcntiOnedD
The right TO REJECT any or all bids that may be
deemed too hIgh 10 reserved by the Depot Quarter
master. EDWARD L. HARTI
capt. and Asst Qusrtermsster, u. A.
Ap L. llt
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

L and LANDINGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
The steamer KEHPORT, Captain D.. A. Ryther,
will leave Washington at O'Clock, and Aiexan-
dria at o'clock, every TUESDAY MORNING, for
Baltimore and Landings on the Potomac river.
RETURNING,
will leave Baltimore, At foot Of Barre street. every
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock, for AleNan.
drlA and Washington and Landings on the river.
CustOm-hOuse permits must accompany all goods
for landings on the river.
II All freight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
apr 2l-sumtI CllAS. WILSON, Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
NOTICE.-M MARBLE TOMB STONFs AND
N MARBLE MANTELS.

have on hand NJ my stone Yard, corner OF +
strcet and New Jersey avenue, about one hundred
different styles Of
Marble GTRNe-stOmrs,
which otter for sale AT less than cost AlsO on
hand, n large selection oi
Mamie MiNIELN,
OF the newest sty les Ter 5Hlc at the lowest prices
Also, constantly uu hand, the different Kinds OF
North RIVER Blue Stone and FlAggInF. Granite and
Br,,vn stone work constantly manufactured to
orI At the shortest notice and lowest cash pFices.
Also Tor sale, "a accommodating TERMS TWO hrst-
rI.s. BkICk HOUSES, IA a good location.
'1sr lI-Im NICHOLAS ACKER
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

V"HrET'ES' VARIETIES,
TVE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITL TION,
Fronting on Pennsylvania dUfHuF dHd NinM street.
THE POPULAR RESORT OF THE PEOPLE.
Ptmiuuimrs, BallC's nud Ethiopian FtHctH.
Dramatic and Operate Gleanings.
The champion aud only lady tlug Dancer, Mics
NELLIE HOWARD, introducing an Excelsior
clog Dance. The ballet of "MCGREGOR's GArnTR-
mo" hy Mr. Leslie aud the Circle ui Beauty. The
wonderful GymnRst and BOmelrss CunIOrtiOnist
Mr.. c ". PARKER packs ms irhOir body il small
box, hIirrn inches wide and twenty inches long
arvrnty two mineral Wstrr huttlca also put in the
hON-Nr. Parker five feet h,r inches high and
weighing one hundred and forty five pounds. Also
appearing on the Flying Rings.
ElISS IISMAN IN " How are You trcunhtcks '
LADIES' GRAND FASHIONABLE MATINEE
~ ERN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Ladies, - rs children, 10; Gentlemen, 20, 81, a.
NIr Leslie makes a Rope Ascension Just lri"rr
the Matinee, and on "Wednesday night makrs u
TERRIFIC MIDNIGHT ASCENSION,
The NNrnuc Illuminated with Iuluf,d FIRES hnd
Fireworks and OrUhrstTH play ing.
free ENhihtiOn to th" audiences OF all the other
places ui Amusemrmt on their way home, and Tor
The whole city, weather permitting. ap 70
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHNGToN THEATRE.

ITALIAN OPERA DIRECTOR...........J.G GRAU.
Tuesday, April 2I-Fourth Opera Night.
Meyerbeer's latest and most celebrated MASTER
piece,
DINoRAHi LE PARDON DE PLOERMEL,
THE PILGRIMS TO PLOERMEL,
which is now the leading event in the musical
world.
Wherever this latest Inspiration Of the ilustrl-
Gus composer Of " Les Huguennts has been per.
formed II has been pronounced chel.d'wuvre
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES,
and the following extraordinary cast;
Dinorah. :JORDlER.
CorentinO BRlGNOLI.
Goatherd .MORENHl.
HOel. .AMODlO.
The performance will commence precisely at
o'clock with the grand
SYMPHONIC AND CHORAL OVERTURE,
THE PILGRIMAGE TO PLOERMEL,
being musical description Of the events that are
supposed TO have taken place prior 10 the COM
menc0ment Of the action. II will be performed by
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA AND THE INVISl-
BILE CHORUS
Conductor and Musical Director sig Mu7Io.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On account Of the impor.
tAnCe and difficulty Of the great symphony, no In
tcrruption can possibly be permitted during Its
requested to be In their places before II commences
or they will have to await its conclusion to be
shown 10 their seats.
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, FIFTH OPERA
NIGHT, Bellinis masterpiece, the Tragic Opera,
NORMA.
In active rehearsal-Haleve's great work. LA
JUWE, THE Jewess,) and MeyeFheCr's wotld-rc-
nOwned masterpiece, ROBERTO IL DIANOLO.
Seats for either OF the two nights be %, ,tAned
at MCtZerOtt's Music store, atga.
Admission SIi Orchestra and Balcony Chairs
S2i ParQuette and Dress Circle, each Sl60.
Doors open at Il Opera commences at8. it'
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

DOARD VANTED.--Two Young Men, Of re-
ID Bpectable connections, desire fufnis shed room
with board, in = private family preferred Address
"a. II. H." at this office, for one week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

The above sale viii not take place untIl
FRIDAY, May /, same hour
JAS. {. NJ, CURE Il co,
apr2l-It AuutiunUCrs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
WANTS.

COOK wANTED.--A hrst-class white cook,
~ French or German woman preferred. Also an
crrand girl, twelve or fourteen years old. Apply
at 1856 @ street, above Nineteenth. ap 2O-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
NCIL WORK
ETATLY EXECUTED BY
JAMES W. DAVIS,

4O2 Seventh street west, Room No. o.
Orders for Marking Plates executed promptly at
cost OF 20 per cent less than any other establish
mrni in the city.
Citizens and Merchants will ind It greatly to
their advantage by learning our prices before CIV
Ing their orders elsewhere.
German SlN er Plates cut or engraved for mark
ing hue linen goods with lndellible Ink, warranted
~ beat article In use. (Deware OF Nickle Plates
palmCd OH by other parties and advertised as sill
yer. There are NO Silver Stencil Plates mAnu1aC-
turcd The same parties also furnish mixture
uI Coal Tar with which they dupe their customers.
Look out for these unprincipled fellows whose
only object is TO get your money! stencil plate
Is worthless thing unless } GU have the right ink
iur marking.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
TOmN JOLLITE

IOHN LLITE
ATTORNEY aud COUNSFLLOR At Law,
No J3B, Pennsy lvsnia Aveuue,
WASHlEGTON, u. a.,
win attend especially Ia claims upon the United
SthteH' mar Ham
EL"sKsI ,s,,s,
FLASKSI
Just received per steamer,
The largest assortment to be found in the States
FRED. s. COZZENs',
WaShlngtonI D. C., and 70 Warren st. New York.
apr l-eOtf
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED Wanted to
L rent, for six months or year, beginning with
May D. a Furnished House, with six or eight rooms
and a FUOd-sizCd yard, In respectable and an easily
accessible part ni the city. Address stating terms
~. &. c." 2li street. Ap2l-eoN
INOR SALE.--The good will and store for sale
IL on New York avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, south side For information
inquire at the store.
an 2U-st' s&G. GRAHAM
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

CCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES' AND
= ChHirrH; Also hs TCSpOHdiHg bm more AhhtiC
ILiirH tTub or MUgddr ErsrCisr, for GrHHSm@H, for
the prevention and correction al dpiOrmity, one
sletlnrBs, &c., recommended 10y the medical pro-
iessinn and officers OF the army. They supercede
dumb bells Nnd all Calisthcuic exercises. No OFF,
ceT merchant, or clerk should he without them.
They promote a healthy circulation, dcvelOpe and
strengthen the chest aud spine In most extraor-
dinAry manner, giving such elasticity and strength
to the shoulders, arms and wrists that the sword
and hayunet are used with double force and facility
aud Invaluable to singers, AS the voice improves
in proportion to the expansion of the chest. To
ladies' who cannot take outdoor exercise, they
ul incalculAhlP benefit.
My classes for Dancing and Department, at VIII
lsIds' HAIL, and at Georgetown, are largely at
tended by the elite OF both cities, aud can, with
much satsfactiun, refer to the Parents Oi my pu-
pills.
10 those who require tuition on the Violin,
YiOlmCriiO, aud Singing, or "hn1hing lessons may
save time and expense BY studying under me.
For Cards al Terms, address
J. X. GuuDALI,
AprI Willards Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

L'OR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH The whole or
L part six lots on Pennsyll ania Avenue, near
the Navy Yard, containing about I2,OOO square
feet corner lots, excellent location for building,
correct grades and perfect title Inquire at the
Washington and Georgetown Directory Office, No.
lO2 seventh street west, room No q. Also 4 iew
copies Of the Directory for 1893 for sale price 81
an l1-iW'
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

I,RINKING cups, CORKsCREWs,
- TOBACCO BAGS AND POUCHES
A large snA splendid assortment, reed by steamer
this day. FRED. S, COZZENs',
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. c.,
prl-eotG and 70 Warren street, New York
TWENTY GOOD HORSES FOR SALE, consisting
/ OF fine Driving, Saddle, and Work Horses, II
OLCOTTS STABLES,
nls-7t N, T. coT "a and Streets
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

I'OR SALE--A four story Brick House, In an
j eligible locality, furnished with gas and water
throughout
Inquire Of Thomas +. Lloyd, No. 47G Seventh
atTeet, between + and r. Hp l6-tt
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21
an oi-tf

fIHIMBLE SKEINs AND PIPE BONES, FOR
L WOOD ANLES
Received and for sale by
Rp2l-eOlw JOHN r. EIEANS
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, AND o.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON At } n'clnyk

10 Doors open at 7; to commence At O'Clock.
, Admission 70 cents; Reserved seats 50 cents
children with parents 10 cents.
n a.. Seats may lie secured at the Hall from u
O'Clock a. N. til O'Clock y. N. apo
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

DARE CHANCE.--1he goodwill, fixtures,
IL and small stock of a store, amounting to
about one thousand dollars In the best part of the
Avenue, Tor sale. A good stand Tor a CLOTHING,
SuTLER AND SADDLERN STORE. Enquire for
particulars At the General Agency Office, OIL Ninh
street north, near Penusy lvanis avenue. Also,
city Property, Ia all parts OF the city, for sale.
Houses lu let, with iurntHrc iUr sale. Enquire AZ
above N. u. MILLER.
q
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

lh. LOCK WOOD continues the prHC-
- ttce Oi Dentistry, In the Washington building,
corner PennBylvania avenue aud seventh street
HAvmgpracticed In the South nearly sixteen years,
he feels assured that he Gan give satisfaction Ia any
that may call,
Teeth inserted on VuloInits, Rubber, or 90
Plate. ChlOTnioTm SdmLniItsrod when desired,
aug III
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

LNOR REN .--THREE UNFURNISHED
L ROOMS, uI superior finish, warmcdby furnace
heat and lighted with gas. TwO ROOMS en- suite
un first floor, front, SO per month. one large
FRONT ROOM, third floor, Sl5 per month. Al.
dress given at the first house on Missouri avenue,
near corner of sixth street.-the. q. ap 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-21

mar 2s-d
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21

FEEDING HENSIN WINTER,

The following is furnished the American Agrieut-
tXrist. by correspondent:
Il have twentyeight chickens, largo and small
several Of them fall chickens I obtained but few
eggs in the fore part of the winter-uot more than
one or two day. The feed was corn and oats In
January tried the experiment of hot feed once
day-in the morning. AS so n as the fire was start
cd in the cook stove, put quart of small potatoes
In an old dripping pan, and set them in the OVEN
After breakfast took quart or more of wheat and
buckwhea: bran, mixed put in the swill-pail. and
mixed into thin mush with boiling water then added
about quart of live Goals from the stove and put
in the potatoes hot from the oven q. ding all the
egg-shells hand, and sometimes a little salt and
sometimes little sulphur. These mashed together
are fed Immediately in trough prepared for that
purpose made about ten feet long of two boards six
inches wide nailed together and two short pieces
nailed on the ends with strip nailed length
wise on the top, and two bearers under The object
OF was to keep the hens out of the trough, and
leave room to eat each side of rhe narrow strip At
noon fed six ear of corn cut up in pieces an inch
long, and n the evening oats and wheat scr enings
about quart. Now for the result. In about a week
The number of eggs increased about skiold, and in
about two weeks, and since, they have ranged from
twelve to twenty eggs per day. The coldest wealth
or made no difference When it was cold and stormy
kept them in the hen-house all day, and generally
antii ten or twelve O'Clock. Such singing the
corn at noon never heard from hens before-a con-
cert of music that would have done any lover of eggs
good to hear
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21

Eg There is good story going the rounds of
the papers told of man in Arkansas who had been
drinking until late hour of night and started for
hcme 10 state of sweet obliviousness Upon reach
ihg bis premises he too far gone to discover anv
door to the domicil he wont to nhabt and there
fore laid him elf down in a shed Which favor
lite rendezvous for hogs. They happened to be out
when the now conner arrived, but soon returned to
their bed. The weather being rathe cold they, in
the utmost kindness and with the truest hospitality
give their biped companion the middle Of TIVE bed
some lying either sIe of him, and others acting
the part Of a quilt. Their warmth prevented hial
from being injured by exposure Towards morning
be aWo6e Finding himself comfortable, in bIisstul
Ignorance of his whereabouts he supposed himself en-
joying the accommodation of a tavern in company
with other gentlemen He reached out his hand and
catching hold of the hrstles of hog exclaimed:
"Hallo my good friend, you've got ID of
beard "When did you shave last? ?'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21
KEEPING POTATOES.

will hazard the assertion that freezing will not
injure potatoes any sther fruit; it is the
thawing which does the damage, and not the treez-
ing, as is generally supposed Nor will gradual
thawing hurt them it is OILY when the thawing is
too sudden that they are injured If we take two
frozen potatoes apples other fruit, and place
under the stove and the other in water little above
the freezing point, will find that the former will
be spoiled, while the latter is injured, because
with it t.! thawing is done gradually. Potatoes
may be heaped up in the patch, and covered with
two or three inches of dirt, we'll packed down, and
they Nill keep in spite of dozen freezings and
thawngs if kept dry. If kept in the cellar it sho ud
be in tight box with lid that they may always
be in the dark, to prevent sproutng; for if they
snce begin to sprout, the starch which gives them
their meaness Is changed into otl er compounds
more favorable to tn. vegetation of the spr outs If
while the potatoes are IN the cellar, they should
freeze do not wait for them to thaw but cover them
with straw, old clothes, shavings, OF saw dust, and
let them thaw very gradually, and they will come
cut good. This will apply to turnips any Sths
roots, an well as to apples and other fruits. Tn
main item is to keep them dry, and if buried, to
provide drains to carry away the water from the
heap.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21
MIR. SNIPES LITANY,

From doctors pills. western chills, and other ills,
deliver US.
From want of gold, and wives that scold and mai
dens old and sharpers /" sold - deliver US.
From Cossack spears, mock auctoaeers, and wo-
mans tears. deliver US.
From singing flies, and greensh eyes, and bakers
yies and babies cries. a man that lies and cloudy
skies, and love that dies, deliver U.s.
From bearded females, strong minded women, (this
won't jngle female lecturers, and all other mascu-
line ladies, deliver US.
From creaking DOORS wife that snores, confound-
ed bores, deliver US.
From chronic gripes, and Mrs. Snipes, deliver US
From modest 'girls, with waving curls, and teeth
of pearls, oh never mind about delivering US.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21
FEEDING and CARE OF MILCH cows

If there is one thing in which our farmers are moro
negligent than another, and in which the greatest
reform is needed, it is in winter feed and cure Of
mich COWS. Is 1t the gentle, patient COW, tn At
ceves the regular cardng twice day, with the best
hay and extra feeding of potatoes and carrots? No.
It is yoke Of fsvorite steers; and the poor
COW gets what she csn and is thankful. As much as
We admire to see excellent working cattle in good
acah and with shining coats We yet love 10 t, hold
the same marks o car in the humble cow. and be-
leve the extra feeding and attention pays rs large
return in the one case az the other.
We read Of very large yields in butter and milch
Of some cows and almost wonder at the result but
II is in fact wonder at ALL only that such
the rule, not the exemption, If cow yield profit
from milk and butter of Que hundred dollars year.
and inquire into the secret of the success it will
found that the butter milk ami sops of th house
consumed by the COW, extra feed Of some 9th.
or kind. The fact is, the COW demands certain
amount of food to enable her to maintain her body
in its moral condition, and if only this required
amount of food is given, there will be but little
erstion of milk and that of poor quality.
1t is from food given in excess, or what is given
more than enough to supply the normal condition of
her body, which form milk or fat. An exchange re-
marking upon this says: " To give the COW only
sufficient food to maints in her alive, is foolish
to attempt to draw grain to market with horse
ly strong enough to move the wagon. Put
other horse, and his power will be clear GAIN
Nothing could better illustrate the principles invov
cd in the proper feeding of milch in the fat
tening Of cattle. 1t is the extra feed, kind and
amount alone that is necessary to sustain the wear
and tear" of the animal Frame which goes to form
the fat or milk, as the case may be.
In winter, the cow requires to be we'll kept, and
this is DONE she accumulates in her increased con-
dition caused by better keeping, surplus of materi
al which will help to keep up large flow of milk
from a COW that has had generous keeping through
the winter, and one that just makes out to live
through" can only be known by those who have
tried both methods If feeding.-MAINE farmer.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21

ADAPTING THEMSELVES TO CIRcUNsrANcEs.- "A
spruce yOun" couple vsitet neighboring western
city, one day last week, see friends in the--
regiment. They applied at hotel for lodgings but
were told that the rooms full except small Que
With single bed. This embarrassed them for a while
but after whispering earnest consultation these
young Anne ricans told the Ian llord they would take
the room as they thought they could adapt themselves
to circumstances" So they Went to the clergyman
and had the nulti knot tied and then returned at
the hotel, eminently satsf, d with their relation
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21
SULPHUR FOR LICE ON STOCK.

have seen and tried numerous remedies to rid
stock of vermin but succeeded so weeI as with
suphos on lot of calves last spring. by giving it in
their feed tried it before, but it did not seem to
mde the work, and am now satisfied it needs to be
continued for some length of time in order to get
we'll incorporated into the blood of the animal and
then am of opinion that they will decamp without
further notice know that oil or grease win de-
asroy them, but think it requires direct application
20 effect that objeet.--A. Moss, Ill.