From tbs National Inteiligencer.
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To THE EDIToRs.-In the Intelligencer
ct this morning, read an account OF the loss
Of number of sheep about Waterville, in
the State of New-York, which as stated, was
occasioned by the grub worm making its
Judgement above the eye of sheep. and that
no means as yet had been discovered for its
destruction.


Sheep being esteemed valuable stock,
anc the growers of wool valuable class Of
citizens, disease so destructive to that use
full animal is worthy of notice; and as deem
it duty incumbent upon every citizen to
furnish such information, when in his pos
session, as may conduce to the public good,
for the benefit of those interested, will
state what know to be a fact. The oil q
amber which may be had at most OF the a.
pothecary shops, will instantly dislodge all
worms, maggots, &c. 1t may be applied by
dipping feather into the amber, and gently
stroking the parts affected. This remedy
has proved effectual when every other ap-
plication has been used in vain. Should this
remedy succeed with sheep, as when appli-
ed to all other animals, it will be a source OF
much qualification to--yours, respectfully


GEO. JOHNSON.


-4tTii 13, 1927.