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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
GOAL AT COST.

CONSUMERS BENLFIr coal COMPANY.
SHARES $50.
rsch s'e-- entities ths older q un 81 coal ycsr
q he If ming iof and dsivcy acn D.
sg sbont 80 p.- tnul also share u the profits sc
81 coal produced 6rl 0nl he qoaaty sol led TO share
D. der.
Thos- who b., ~ iuvcsnet have -" cod they vi
y entitled sod ,aeis benet cud GIVE the ee
ever he cos iu cash.
ard. .dy ri ~ ia -, Ue
Tie fiarrs % be sod arc lifted and nearly al cub
nrbed o1. uu-ase arp-ltu Necessary 90 secure
Oi.ce, No. Il bIosd~sy, kroul No. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
Now. York, April 8. 1855
REPLY Of DR.. BELLOWS.
UsirEp SrAsgs SANITARY CorNIssfor, }
SgwYoRK A9YHCr. no B!j lao iJyAY.


rEwYoRE AoYFCr. TO. B.b A. no gyAy. ,
KvYsSE April IL. BIS. J
WKp w. CI-ARxx q Co-0gSILssBs: ! accept verj
xrielLy NJ behalf OF the United STAKES Sentsry Connie
ion ,oir hr aus and patriotic ofe< 10 turn TO
ssry the p-oceet- Of the exhibition Of your model Of
oil well and al ". aocompanlrIsn.a complete.
W. nave Struck iie' n god many places without boz
La flowed the national sympathy and sniiuie, hs no,
proved very rocay soil and m,chinsry has been comsf
nyry cbeap and simple lex the wells hava thrown uos
"e hundred -ot On hight and sixteen hundud bsres d.y
high tho vouts and OF stricken soldiers
and oetmes a the II sltoez hundred boxes "a nuch
more f. At. per month They threw IN one week
TINS Of stors trcd-r hbur eeNcuty thousand doss VI
tho Amy end Navy with shoot ton millions o. dollars WORTH
nj .u.. conoTt They throwing this minute into Rich
noud NV Point Newh-fn Wilmington. GotsbOioush The
gdo, Mas Vile Knoxville. New Orleans sud hily oth
AZ s.tion. whatever the know ejeo and humanity VI
mea corp c,k from u.s. and ,aese NJ Immaculate prospect
|,l.t tho "oii' viii give out
ocf nor force the rafset nob"r purchasers seo 4
and lts value and inyes. without noise
Ranphir rejoice that petroleum wishes "a ~rctiy
nv pouring percentage ofis dow into the Quad
IN c nobe .rmy Of martyrs IL has nado fortunes lighted
and cities cooked dinners sud stoemshps ubi
mel mills end trsns con rndei vita mining socks cotton
and si Dad shares in city roads for the mastery the ~
change n now offers cell medicine for dny.wcund
and hospta gsner-s We shall be god 70 cry IL. Mas you
oil well into immediate and most popular opeIr,i o!
Ill who Invested IN os,ocks snd expect 10 leave FOR
their children. will only aud take theif ouspTin
.t 10 low thes. fortunes mode cannot doubt tia
sps end III DO sufficient TO rev ard your 1tn0s
iatious. ond 40 meet largest requirements.
Nith srrtonl respect remain. gen'ltnta .ouIs truly.
HfHaG ~. BELOW. g.r'..... =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
,I,UE SANITARY COMMISSION.

i The following corrospoudcncc rtpliin, itself;
To tie Rev. Henry W be,Ows President OF tho unitet
State, sanitary Colnnis'ion, No" iofs Agency No. "
Broadway:
DEAR sn For tue purpose Of ansTcrns tho greet nonoe
VI inqur made Dolly at our 70 'ne mod' oisraHu
Of obtaining Petroleum. have thought worth while e
cause To- be constructed full sized working model 81 en- OIL
well With rnsiDc derrick, tsus. drills and indeed al me 40
tib,ed by our office the National Celebration. Marc. o.
and now exhibition at No $40 West twenty second e
broadway end Twenty third st. stages sni the Tenth ave
oas pass within block snd are pessan suoehue Tor
t~Ii1, tourney Of 900 mirs aud from tne oil country
To The majority Of men, the suhet Is OF sufficient i,erest 10
Vi SIC with their ;sos TO ths Oh "s profitable
w. lave issad tcke,s Of admission cent EACH
At Office sud bts sco'p,ancs Of tho pro
ed. r tho benefit Of the Sanitary Conmssin sssocis-
that by It's mob OF sick and suffering soldiers.
Ia, earned the sra tude Of every Un,op Sincerely
rorqr,trsinz you upon recsut soriou. Victories
''-'A' ''' WE'D w CLARKE kCO,
No 10 Pine e., New.YoIs
Now York Anil g. 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
Trr.--ur Drr.R4uENr.

CrFlCa OF TEA tcsrrrolL OF TIE CUsggScv.
NAsHn GTos. Match "a, zoos.
= WHEREAS, hv satisfactory evidence pre-.
ed TO TIE wt,i.gned it las been made 10 ,ppeai
ist
! THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NItW.YORK,
n the City Of New Yoi in ne Csuy ofew.yok end state
Ner ha. occa tuy o-iani4oi unlrr sn according
lie rrQuirement-o to At Of Co se's suicd An Act 70
7'ov'to sona Currency eecarcd hy p.dss Of United
states bends und provide 'r tive circulation and redeupcr
Be- o." approved June % = and les compiled WITH Nj tie
toy.on' Of aa required to ne complied With before
uencins lie busircss Of Banking under said Act
ihe Office O. The Com troeT the Courtney be1g vacant
Vow ee!oe ssiauel T. Howard Deputy Coapu oll,i
Gee Cuuercv do hereby certify that
THE NAT ONAL PARK BANK OF NEW DIRK,
the City in the County Of New York aud
VI Sew or T. authorized tie business Of Bank
under the afor-sae.
ia testimony whereof. witres, my hand and s-a Of oc,
;his Four,e' nth day Of Mach. lcS
IsSALl SAMUEL I. howard
No sol. Dertty Cof1pro'cr OF The Currency
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Cee.ures ano zileeiiras

IRVINE. MANUFACTURERS ASoOClA.
i lION.-Tne regular Monthly Meeting will oe held o.
No. t6 Bee. nisn-st on MONpAY flsy .st2P. m.
JAS. p TRANEkS, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
Financial.
IT 8. 7.3O LOAN.

Os
The sole Of the first series Of $40 COoOo II the 100 Lou
MAS completed on the 3 Of March 1862 The sale Of the
COnd series e Three uaudrca Mloo< isysb three
hom the 10th 5ay " J1re 1853 va, :. tl Il, - tr,
II rsf s"esT tS.cE oF THiEVT eHs OVER OEE HUND-
sED MILLIONS OF quH sERTES HAVE pt,FN SOLD
leaving IBIS esy s sn sgo Hur red Mir'ost be di,.
p'ed Of The mere: pyeAls renlnuualy I'm currency
~ the 18Th o. Der"hsf AID ID Of sue By Coupon. attached
each note which To ay hid ay,ylcne II
ONE cent per csy on s.','.........,..e5 NOTE.
TWO ceDts peg dly on a.............SiOg NOTE.
9tN cents Pr day on s..,..........SS00 NOTE.
fWENAt cents peg day on s.......E,t 900 NOTE.
o"E DOLLAR p"r by OF s.......{s5, 600 NOTE.
MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE
TIE ReorloD is sap -es-cc aid tlc Government has aresdy
,dOIed ucss'E,s 60 rdice expenditure possible
,esPesoe footing taus ~iaCr,.ag from market a. borrower
lsd purchaser.
Tins i the Only LOAN IN MARKET nog, oncre6 by sl.e
Government, and cons i.u'es ne C8EAr POPULAR LOAN
or THE ik0rLE.
The Seven Thirty Notes DO on er maturity u
pe option o. The hoder Into
u. >. $50 SIX PER CENT
GOLD-BEA1;INci BONDS
which slSsys orih premium.
FREE FROM TAXATION.
Tae7aO Notes cannot betsz, ~ Towns. Cee Couui'e
" ststes sal tbs iaesv, Is taxed u!os on eur n. O.
he owners lc9io exceeding bundled DO year Th,
bet increases ueir vsu- c three per cent rer
Gun, scc5Ediis 20 fst levied en- other " pcrty.
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.
Les than $50 ooOoo Of he Icon sr.horsca by tie l-s'
Corress tie sk't -. nio0n, ~ O.,
rhieh il is beng eb.olloj wa "a be sosssbsd i,r vi
rwo months W. the notes will un4pboi commando Pre-
mum - hes aful been The osine the subsrp
sons n other Losr.. "a NOW srtss PGonAsLs THAT 30
soSsDr sALs AN0UsT Br.oo TIE Pr ssT VII, 81
eFEgtD o TUr PCBLo
IN order thst us OF every sni section Of the
~ may b uGoTd.o see. lo taking the oao tie Nation
Banks, S.tss Banks. am Giyle f.ikrrs thron, The
,oun,Ty have generally agreed % receive ,os
svb.cI5es vii & cir L. WHOM, they have
sonadence snd who only nc responsible for The livery
G,se nose fos which they receive oil.rs
JAY COOHE, soLscliptoo hseut, Philadelphia
Nay J, 49,
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rRuSrEts:

JOHN ANDERSON. No. 40 Filhsvo
Zen. c GODFREY GUNTuER. Mayor Of New.Yors.
Bon. ORESTEs CLEVELAND. Mayor OF Jersey City.
aOn ALFRED r. WOOD, Mayor o. Brooklyn.
CHARLES IEHKINS. President OF Ess; Rives Rsrs.
JOHN L. DOUGLASS secIeOry Hcicsant.' Insurance Co
John c. ANDERSON, No lC2 Broadway.
WILLIAM F. sTANDISH. Coal Dealer No. II Dfoodwsy.
CHARLES II ArPLEG ,T7;. C. n. App'esaic & Bro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
6orec5, Carriages, st.

A SPLENDID BAY HORSE for SALE
N lsi hands hish. with black l-gs, name ssnd tan.
6no stopper snd style and beauty he nes superO
would make splendid oar coupe horse Con Be sssn
a. OCONNONS Livery Stables fof thee days. nct sod W
81, teeilth.s 81, between gt.th and STthsyes
DOR SALE-A DOCTORS WAGON, made
NV Lavrenc. Has not been ulcd oue DOZEN time and 10
In perf. orler VIII be- ,od h,rgsn To be at No.
In 6rand o., williamsburg, Tear the ferry. -
SHEPARD 4 TITUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
NETWORK DATEY TRIBUNE, MONDAY MAY l. 1865.
Amnsements.
'ALYMPIC TUEATER. Commences az 3.
" Sole Lossee and bsnsgrr-sa 80, Mira JOHN NOOp'
THIS EVENING,
A Il IL =


OLYMPIC TUEATER. Commences az o.
" Sole Lessee and gan.get..a MIRA JOHN "oOp'
THIS EyENlsG, ,
COMPLETE And GENUINE sUCCLss
GRAND FAIRY sPFcIACLE IN THREE PARTS.
tAREFUL pREPARS Tiov sni ENORMOUS EXPENSE
calling into requisi,ion the en'ra
mrcs sREhSHp n fsGrUtlh 81 HT HIS
NEW SCENEaY ANn oHSfD II III AS. "".'A1'"N
NEW AND oRi nG!issAL Mcsl - c.oxrosGD AND
ARRANGED BY ThDMtS btrEL.
Rlsb. r,re Mechanic fg,c,- ~ ". .snier,
sptujid Cos,r0ies. by J. a.ocs.
D''''''"' ' AEp 4 foN fiGSf.UL CAST
SLEEPING nf II;.Y * THE WOOD.
Respp.a, saee Of tie Yoaus DaNue
NJ BIN siric, adherence ;hs rloder7 ,"h'o o. m,r
rama'c comP9.iion. eighteen ye'Is srf J., De e, 70
y'a, between e second and tJ r<ris sai Cre An'ded
and ''i'' 0u' az PS1 ~ fI isy; \. Pm ,9
Nc Harry Pea,'. .,,
rIincess l. a.b-le, a. she rPpelrei vic eng
nre- months old. by. rh~ ouusrsi Lady - tie Con my
rr-tOium (Ems' Je.ipTI &. r. Pree Jr
81: 81; $:5s f oaae
rs.ry klesartia....." invited ........''t T. ~ 'e,
seiry Pbilomel ,.... Banquet ,'' bg''-cS
Ben ......fo' tnvicdl .....H Is hu et i-4
FART SEQ I-i tRlOD 1907.
Princess Is-abee tNsod u, ID hut au hour .-.
ct
Law Abigail Der contdauil 3D. I's Nstf-
PART ThiRU-ttklJD lii'.
Prince Perfect (of The fm-' lcl ....iiss tt1 ewi'n
cry g log (is eoLriiyu u) 'f y L'ny
Coil Cnrp "a woodc j. r.ri'
l.g d~ 'Gfu'Il1rs
sPxciaL SOTiCR be- agdi,r ctul. g 80 30
Ito kr,E tClf lot, 20 wines tie blAG Iiis;a.io h
c)rcluditt tho y 'rayagan.a
The Performance ri como cree vfh
POPrt&G II IL QUES ION.
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.SWALLACks.
w Propristor aud Man.scr....Mr LESTER WALLACE.
MONDAY,
Seventh tifna herr. To % fsy or's E1cr'ent Coco-y
STILL WhTEnS nUN DIR. ..,..,
Produced with sUrEE8 sCtNt :, ~ 49, -. i'Gu Il
and seventh tine IL tn eBrs. he t2ce ~! rarcc OF
Moor LlFE BELOW STARS.
With ataqi'Gl fitrbu ion. $1,000 ,-,,
TUESDAY, excellent comedy 5iN8iF LlF r.
Mr Walnek has much pleasure IL sunoghoag thss iAs
.vsiy popular Comcdan, ..
gr HOLSTOT -.
/. en~assd IN Ills thcsirr snd vii enrc,r WED SDil
neJ in taevcr acted IN Scyforkl Steris coynss Tie con-
edy, BLACK SHELF. - 1900.
tHuRSpAY-bbACK SHEEP. FRIDAY BO5OM
|FRiEhHS TAfUhOAY--bLACk SHILp.
THE UNEQUAL MITCH nd TIE liCHCHBACA vii
b. REPEATED
Doors open AZ = Overture OF =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

IfIPPOTHEATRON-Begns at {.
NEN.IJHK ClBCUS.
E'lsDAN EVENING. Nay ],
AND EVERY ENESit0 LUltisG IAE WEEK.
GRAND 1AriSEt5,
WfDNT sphf AND SATURDAY AF2t -
UNPARALLELED, ISPKEt tDE .tD ADD ADSilA
ND COMPLETE SUCCESS
Of tho New aud end seraC oic leciscEr Pantoino q
TIE tIRi r.lSCE. ODJNutOIuEi
On, tbs WRITE roEss OF kILLAEAkr,
REPRODUCED
Oh lGiNAL GORGEOUS sPLENpoR,
which .citrd ., ...,,,..
ENCOIlUMS or PRESS AND PUBLIC
EULOGlZED BY ALL
:. the most upeTb and humorous Iesenl ever pse'cn'ei
THE GREAT PASTONIE
vii b. niece I'D a. every psrforui.nr" ly
GiAND EQrrsGNiAa AND GfANAS4iO
MAICliLts5 STAR COMPANY APPEAR
.HELLLRs SALE DIABOLlQUL.
LAST SIX NIGHTS
LAST TWO MAIlNEES,
prey,u. 10 tho lteerr' ,,..-.,,
On aOSDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
Gl6ES
viii be revived for positively Tho a., Tine.
W WEDNESDAY, sid >.-JVRDAt,
THE DAVENPORT CABINET,
revived Will new elects - .,
NEW PiaNOIOKrE SOLOS
NOTICING d. .er wi cl3se 'le ISLE Di.h,ifne, o.
NAY o. for t~n.priry e.. - y-t rooSyh AL 80"
A ~ " ty.I< ~ aud SNIi RDAf.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
KENNED US
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

THE attention of the public is called to this
i most excellent Of all Linmsnts as as perfect and
speedy for all the aches and pains that sh heir to
RREUAfA TISM
Is caused by stssnstion Of the fluids, arising from
checked perspratons cured by few BOTTLES of Kenne
dy's Rheumatie Lhiinent
SPRALNS
Are caused by overextenson and sudden reaction Of
Rheumatic Liniment-eqoally good for man and beast
NEURALGIA,
The king of all pain by inflammation Of the
nervess Instantly cured by few bottles Of Kennedys
Rheumatie Liniment.
PLEURISY
Is an Inflammation Of the lining Of the ribs-is cured by
few bottles Of kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment,
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure the flesh and smash
ing Of the tissuesis instantly relieved by Kenn~dys
Il contraction of the muscles caused by Sudden stop
page Of the fluid which prevents animal life hav
Ing free aIwis cured by few applications OF Kenne
dys Rheumatic LiDimsnt
BILIOUS COLO
Is caused bv neuralgia in the stomach and bowestake
teaspoouful Of keunedys Bhematic Linment 10 warm
water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS
Are cause by dryness OF the gandswet
piece Of flannel with Kennedys Rheumatic Linm.nt ap
ply IL going to bed and you will be well in the morn
ing
HEADACHE AND THROBBiNa OF THE
TEMPLES
Is caused bya pressure nsensihe persprstionis
cured by few app cations of Ksnnedys Rheumatis LiD
Follow thu direction in the circular around each bott.
FOR AN ULcERA TED SORE THROAT
You win take one teaspoonfa Of the Lininent -four
teaspoonuis of Garge the throat twice day, In
few days It will be we'd This teaspoonful will b.
worth q dollar to YOU.
FOR BRONCHITIS
And all inflammation of the throat onsiS and palate with
dry hacking cough you will dilute the Linment will
four or Ave times bulk Of garge the throat
swallow the moisture. This Heeey fails
1t is good for ToorHAcHE, EARAeRE SwEILED FACE
INFLAMMATION Of every kind. livery family should hsv
a iull supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury Mass
Price 50 cents, IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27

WINTER ARRANGEMENl l. On ana aiter
w Monda, Nov. IA. 1864 Trains will run as follows
splendid Sleeping Cars and IRON Boston, Troy, N Y,
darlington. &c.
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave Bellows Fails, at Is A. NJ
Keeue. at 52T A. Arriving at Fehhurg' !, 10 4. n ,
at Boston, 10 4. n ACCOM- oDATloN TRAIN viii
leav. Bellows Fails, at 40 A. keeue, at l5A,
Arriving Fitch urg, 12o3m at Boston, $50 p.x.-
MAIL TRAM vii leave fellows Falls at 2 10 P N, keene
ut a.22 NJ Arriving at Htchburg, l0PA, at Boston,
MOVING WEST.
M.ILTRsIN viii leave poston, at ] 80 A. NJ, Fitch
burg.945 An, Keeue, &C y 30 Nj arriving at Be-,
leave Boston at Fitehburg. 20 p NJ. keene.
At 4d2p n Arriving at Bellows Fails, 5 Is P Ex-
PRES TKAiN viii leave b, on at 5l5P NJ Fitchburg
al i5p NJ Kevue % P N Arriving at Bellows Falls,
8 SO pm
The down and IN Express trains stop a. Keene and
wmehpndon, and Will stop at waipoe and Fitzsillam to
take Boston Passengers or passengers for Ru-
land W r. Junction stations beyond The down ex-
lress win sunday morning instead of Monday.
Taias Connect toRoues;
IN Trains at Bellows Falls with Rutland and burlington
Railroad for Rutland. Burlington Montreal ogdensbnrgh
Albany Troy Sarat "a springs Schenectady and the West
Of between hoston and Rutland by either
train Passengers by the II on NJ, train from hos
ton lodge at Rutland and proceed morning to Bur
ington Troy Saratoga, seeneeday. &c. The Night ex
press with sleeping through TO Burlington Troy
Also, With sullivan Railroad for windsor White River
Junction. Burlington, ogisnsbigh. Montreal - Johns
& Canada Roads Sc. Mail and Express trains make di
connection via. Vermont Central Railroad for al
sor r. Junction. Eonses' Point and Montreal &C., b,
night train Vt. Central Railroad.
Dorm Trains conaecl Fi,ehJwg
With Trains Fitehburg Worcester Rnlrosd for wor
( eester, Norwich, Providence and New YORK city.
And Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
ua Railroad for Nashua and Concord; and with trains
stony Brook Railroad for Lowell; La.renes, &C
superintendent ofsee Keene, n. H.. Nov. 7. 1864.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever!

A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever!
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER!.
,uIs is the FIRST and ONLY article brought be-
lore the public that viii restore both Hair and ms
Away now with all Hair Dyes!
Who wonld think of using anything 80 agreeaoe u
Hair pye ii they could only anything that would re-
Store Hair and Whiskers to their natural color
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR REsroRER WI
do all this and not color the skin No mis'ake'
Try it, and be Convinced!
lst 1t Is lot a Dye
ID. 1t will not color the skin 4. Aon,n,,
81 1t will the Hair from Gray 20 @ ~,
Black Brown, Auburn whatever might have peen Hs
original color aud cause Il to assume It's iors %
An Ii will cure all diseases and humnrs OF the scap
Keep the coo and the hair om falling on anu pro-
mole healthy growth. - 81. a.. -. In
market. 1t will change dry, harsh and wiry hair TO
6tb II will change Gray and Faded whsSers TO beau
,in Brown and cause them appear natural than
by any other app ication
MIR p Pease New BEDFORD Mass. says
he Martha Washington Hair kestorer Is the best ar-
Gle ever had in my store It is selling and giving
better satisfaction than any other
Mr. s. w. New Bedford, Mass says:
The Martha Washington Hair hestorer seperseaes III
the liza d, and kestorers brought before the pub
lie None equals it's
MIR S. r. Bray. South Danyers, Mass, says
have sold 46 dosen Martha Washington Hair Restorer
In this section the past four months, aud IN no case mas u
failed TO give satisfaction
Mr. C. @. Bixby, NYrth Bridgewster Mass. says;
II ell more Of Masha Washington Hair kestorer than
ali Others" aa
A lady from cbe'se,. Mass, going West, says
would give thrtt dollars Tor one bottle rather tnah
/ 90 without use any Their"
Ask Mr. Gleason West Brookfeld, Mass IL he and his
/ a ff 81. ih.af hiptrfh aNe az
Ask NJ. h. Lane. swauzey. IL If he dill I restore
his gray hair and WHISPERS 70 their former beauty by using
one hottie Of Martha Washington Hair restorative
ASK ANY man or that used It. and the re
ponse will be- IL the best article for the Hair In the
MARKET
10 Warranted in every to do all 1t claims, tht
money refunded,
JOHNSON S BABBITT. A gents.
! Bellows Falls, VT
Dealers fur ished at the Manufacturer price 4sSm
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27

First the List reliable pure stinulant, stands
the celebrated and widely knon
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
Aarifultural..
d sheep---Grub in the Head"


correspondent of the american Ag7-
cuturta A. p. j." of Grant county, WIS,
differs essentially from other writers 0"
this subject. However, be tells simply
what he has seen and experienced, ana II
it topples over old theories all the oe''e.'
Theories that cannot stand contact win
facts are not worth much. Mr.. D. writes
" In the August number see an article
with the above title, which contains inc
quite common rotion that the egg is de-
posted by the fly in the "ose' and tha' as
soon as Matched. it ascends, etc. NOW,
watch the CAD fy carefully, and you viii
see it light on the sheep just above ana a
lille forward of the eye. AT that place 1t
is an easy matter to stick common pm
through the pelt and thin bone into a cavi-
ty in the head. This cavity is, beyond
any possibility Of mistake, he breeding
place Tor the grub, for, from single cavi-
ty, have ir, quently taken six TO twelve
HluD>s w All sthSSo, iiOih Htai hh'o'"J'o
so imperfect state as to be entirely in
capable Of moving themselves about
About fifteen years ago, while living IN
Wyoming county, New York, | lost about
one sheep in ten by the grub The
heads of nearly all were disseo'ed, and in
ere,y one grubs were IN the BRAIN in
some cases halt dGztn Of iliem--while
from ten to fifteen remained in the cavities
near the eyes About the same proper
ton of sheep died all through the neigh
borhood. AT the next sAearing bedaubed
the forehead (face) of each sheep with tar,
and about the middle of July renewed it.
The result was that / did not lose one
sheep out of eighty the next spring OH
,ers, who tarred the nose, lost many. The
above statements are facts. | have no
theory to defend. / could never catch the
fly that plaques the sheep from the middle
of July until about the last of August, and
do not know whether or not it has a 60rer,
like the serenteen-year locust, through
which to deposit its eggs. But this | do
know, there is cavity forward of the
sleeps eyes, as large as the end of ones
thumb, where the bone covering is not
thicker than the paper | am writing on,
and that The grub is found in this cavity as
late as in March in cnch on innarfant ctata
as TO be unable to move itself up or down,
or out. 1t would be good thing if farm
ers, as we'll as others, had fewer theories
and more eyes for facts
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27

Conversation Sincere and happy
conversation doubles cur power. In the
effart TO unfold our thenght to friend we
make il clearer to ourselves. Converse
tim f Is all gaps. supplies all deficiencies !;
bat the defects of men hinder this Para
Jise. Very rare are tae high and fine
gifts which makes its perfection. The
scholar, the philosopher. is probably an
unnagnetic man and cannot conform his
conversation with his genius, he sits and
suffers. The French say He is block
heaai he is nothing bpt genius."-Em-
erSoH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
Vermont Valley Railroad.
UTNTER ARRANGEMENT.

xToTICE-On and after THURSDAY. Jan 9Th, 1868
xpress Train with sleeping ear attached, will leave
R.Iios Fstls for Rraftleboro O'Clock, NJ. Also
Lave AZ b A. NJ ADD Is P. NJ Returning leave Brat
tlsboro AZ II 81 A NJ 40 p. NJ and 955 p NJ Express
FREIGHT Train leaves Bellows Falls at 500 A. Nj. and
Brsftleboro at Is P. NJ
three trains this south
Win the VI Mass and Connecticut River Railroads to
Springfield Hartford New and Bridgeport direct to
New York On the North with the Rutland burlington,
sullivan VT Central Vermont Canada, connecticut and
passumpsc Rivers railroads formingdre communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady Johnsbury
and White Mountains Burlington and Rouse's Point og-
dsnsburr and Montreal NJ. sLoAT, sup't
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