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, 1860-07-27
CTATE OF ILLINOIS Cook

~ County M-Superor Court Of Ohaaro In chaucs
V-The Chca9, Marine md Fire In .uranct Co4pacy
Ves1u. 9eo'ke Eekfey 1eIitIa W. Eckiey Charles II
eorf, Samuel ". fu11e! and ETA B. MeCafx
bic Sftice barely Giyen that Ia pursuance de-
1rdef entered IN tie above entitled on the h
tAy ef ne a. LEO l. lra Scott viii as trustee aud
epeea On the sixth sh} ray Of August A.
iso At O'clock Ia The forenoon Of th TAR u the
Eorth dotr Or the Court uouse In the city of Chicago
G"unt5 Of Cook md STAT OF Illinois. sei! II puhc
uon 70 sbs highest bidder for cAh the :owns descrbe
premises tor 80 much Thereof E.y 10 neees1av IL nav
he a9aou9t Que tht I'D complainant Upon the
mtntont IN d and secured by certain teed of
trat bearing dAte tee 8h day Of Jul s N WE Ind ex.
elted By the a1d r. ani LeiKa
Ect!ey, hs vie, A.t died s record in he RecpyIers
oce 9? aald county Cook August s0th, 1s:0 and r.
Corded book ISL Of deed pa&e ia conveying tie
~ mentioned IL said deer and hereinafter setfd to
the .sd defendants. Ella b. AcCakg an1 samuH Fpi.
E In trust to secure TIC Indebtedness mentioned ID es
situated IA The city os Chicago county Of Couk
Thes uth fifty t0 feet OF tho north o.& hundred and
dny lho feet Of tie vest hund dY 1850 feet
Ct block ~ In Kusaners I'd to he ctr of
Chicago and oaetIined more particularly follows:
CoRneneln& Il point 1ue hun1rel south Of tbs
noEhwes corner block seventeen and running south
my } tes parallel with Dearborn ttseef tht1ct ea.t
one huacse and n!ty ie.t p,rael with Elm sreet
thence north my tH feet parallel with Dearborn street
thence vest one htadled ana y 1850 feet parallel with
E ktee 70 The pla Of u DINING. and all equity OF .t.
temptloa Of tte aAi Ge,rke r. E:k1ey aad LeEtsa Il
Eckley their he r. ard asst+ rs therein.
IRA SCOTT. Trustee and Special Commm1ntoue..
Tvs nj
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Legal anbertiBet1tut9.
V21"*" sV~VVE%kWEE E18%1&FN%
fTARDEN CLUBHOUSE PRO-
~ FERTY far a.le At 1ud,,oa.

-. default h4en m .ds
n u e~o eena!n Dsrds u ruat q, chi n ~
~ re 2: 9as q ne ane dssed July t9,h, - s.
- fota y tht o6ca & the RacGrdss - t:ont
1st y IN no0k No. OF Dee,l. r. =. ~ ". :
.as etnG O. "a Oeeds dated November III f!:s - -
Sasa ~ tas tmce 4otr aad No+. NIB al 1saa IN ~
aos o. Ieeo, Pake ~ l. the undxrslSn-d Il. ,ss
N !ne u Deed Of Trust n ~ iyeiy .n6 -
Wh ne ~ q here naesr described ws.r esnv.,s1 70 70
ana y tae a3d De- Of Trust wt On lie foufh ~ ~
Anxot u Len at ten O'clock Ia The io,saooa ~ III
u ne nt rh door Of The Cuu1 Hou,s IN be CIV ~
~ ~ .s 5nown .na rauahle property k1vn tie usr
Madison nd Market st5ees in 1aid City Of thiesso .nd
nola particularly &C crhed Lot No. I've III II hfc.+
three Oh In the original Town Of Ch!e7yo IN ~
County ar Ok afofeaah. Ai.o t{ stn f,s1 f.s
q Lo No two % Aud the whole Of Lots Numbered h1.s
to and !osr ~ tn the Canal Trustees Subd,vaon al
~ W - said BlocK ty.three (a3.} Aso the ~ets hsf
lot No. * o.. tn Bf1cx Mo. eskhtyone ta1} in fhs
20 County. ' - ~ saio
Ths particular attention Of capitalists Is Invited to ~,
spenoa pEoot1tT. The Gatdea t1tr psot ey viii ba st
saa'sei 70 moksge thereca executed By ead Thrnan
sno ri1e 20 sylvester MASH TO the paytent n
.hh interest Il 10 per ce. xT1 le semi aoauafx
u h1aton 70 aiso payase to laid cty liz
asM NJ aa5 o. Apn. a. u. 1st7 tere has bsen rennaS
S fa. a aa. n.:h dtets s e sp1 Il 80 Tia lot Of pd
G.0 o 1e. G. 81 which fell duo tha 1oeh day Of
*oo upon which interest has run since May lob lsi3.
eed or Deeds will te executed ths puIct a,e- On
Chicago July I'd 1se0 i1.s r-Tsfi
, 1860-07-27

GARDENING FOB WOMEN.
First Of all, then, there can be no doubt that
if the women throughout our country were to
take more interest in gardening, and to take
more exercise or do more work in their gar
dens, they themselves would not only be health
ier, but happier, and their offspring would in
herit from them constitutions mo1e vigorous,
and having greater power Of endurance. This
improvement in the health and vigot of our NO.
men would lead TO several other desirable con.
sequences, among which We have space to name
only one, namely, the removal Of that fear ot
having = sick, feeble, faded wife upon one'e
hands for many long Jeara, which has made not
few bachelors and quite number Of old
maids.
Another Of the benefits which would result
from skill and labor in gardening, md from a
taste for such work amonK American women
would be that there would be fewer shamefully
neglected gardens smong the farmers of our
country. Most farmers, it is generally known
neglect their gardens, pleading al IN excuse
that they ha g not got timo to attend It
them.
Another good result which would flow from
an increase Of interest or taste for gardening
among our women, would be that more me1
who do business ln our cities, would posses.
themselves OF residences in the country, where
their wives and families might enjoy The pleas
use and benetts Of country life. The above
are not all the good results which might ke nam
~ wv N0A ~Se r. @o@oh sAGJ AA3 HAMEE.
HOUSEHOLD DEcokA r1oss.
Telveto Or Brussels carpets, furniture of rose
wood aud damask. erpen.ively framed picture.
and other costly Embellishments, are net iulfs
pensahle requisites for fitting up room il
pleasing and attractive style. All these may
be PTeseut in parlor Or sitting room, and ye
be go arranged as to leave no pleasant iupres
sion on the mind of the occupant or visitor
While on the other hand degree of taste ma,
be displayed in fitting and arranging the sim
p!est natural objects or limitations Of them
which saall call ltoEth expressions Of admiration
and leaye pleasant memory upon the mind O.
every visitor. We By no means include in thit
latter class Of objects thst 20 common plaste,
casts-caricatu.es Of birds that nersr asw, sne
OF f1ut. that meyer grew. all gaudily daubst
With bright colosE.
These thoughts are suggested By 4 recent cal
at the cottage Of farmer In limited circun,
staIces. In the room used both II pa1lor spt
family sitting room, VI no.ie-d upon the mau
tel soma pretty SEA ahsllx tasssfully arranged
With these we're bouquets Of dried arassa1
Hung around ths room vera faw choice eu
Cravings, uucolored, enclosed IN frames coYere,
| With plne cones and acorns, cnriousy and beau
hfully faahioned by the daughters Of the house
bold. And moro pleasing ,hsu ali clse ver
| living plants. some Of them il bloom, supporte,
on pendant baskets or stands
, 1860-07-27
t4DOKER'S BITTERS. "

Fo4 ort than thy Year, have Stood uneqused and M
T1vaed -xoF wt7AsTA1ptxe MrnKRous lhlsA11oae AID
Corsrksyk1sfor Their sen}e and truly valuable eeeln
properties III al complaints connected WIN LIE
etomach or tbs Nervous Eyse well - for faef gene
~. n;t1..n, snn,.,uxsa ii 4re1rd.ne. Et4 e teri
,n.s. Of medical Faculties In Ersupe they hA'e Aao
kes been pronounced aad acknowledge. By al Who ieo
thera, to Le 1.-THE BEST B1TTERs EVER 1k1ho"
1UcED~ and Is coDndert ten tint they viii nans&n
the. reputation on tt,su o~r unsuspsssed ,osrts,
sA-- 'tA' &4Ss'N l.. FtNkE% jk5
ay1i.eNi-1m M. 5frtnt sueee' 4,te e1.
, 1860-07-27

7
One Twenty-Five Cent Box OF Deandzelhs Pls Il var
r1nted to cona!u more pure Sasapasa than any dollar
bottle Of Sarapss1la AL who are u'inz sAnafa1aHs lei
them ubttitue Dsrdrtths ril and take one each n'st
The EJECT will be found superior to the bottled article
L~z Of the Lrk rs11a are warranted equal 10
Two d1lar iotles Ct sarsaptr'!a TsE cne Of thee rus
WI ,se tAn active rEi<teas Is alkalod Of ssEsapan a.
Take one p evtsT third day. 5ou who now us'nE sas
aparna or apy othe7 tonic remedies. Drop all the 10
II y caYs Apd usa these pills in the Place 'he1eot for shA
time The cost viii It tty ctuts and their worth thou
mud tol!au Principal oice ~ CanAl-st. New 1or<
p,tt IT. GE 3KUE E. STANTJN. General "estefh
Aseu 10 South CAtk Attee& Chicago, and by al repec
III, o+.-,. IN ,n.dtrn. *y9.lm
, 1860-07-27

nGook s1-Super!or Court Of Chl:7xo, Angus, Term a
-. d The Nsrchanst SAVINGS Losn md T1ts& rotnna.
y 1A@ B. Treadwe John J, Tss.dxelj, John j.
Public aotiee u hereby 0tv.n to the saf ytfa, r..a
.e! !onn Trezdvel John y. Perry and Edward Nor.
Cert ef the Superior Cour Of Cheaso. died IL t.
aa,a asx Z q D. ~ .tthe sois of Tie Id The
r. es4te Ct The tat WulIana b. Treadxen, JoEn j.
~ aoLn Pey and Edw ard Norton. for he sum
1ho9A se1en hundred IS i1 ar9 dfttie
.s sa:sa os co8 County, which rad vr Eas eee re-
NV, neEs!ora. unless you. the said william g.
ffeadvE John J. Trsdwen, John i. Parry and E41a1i
sapeqa sea aap pefsopay Be md appear htoe the aid
, s tssteot 10 e holden The Court Wous< in -
evt an'4.e e. % the hs Monday Of 4. H. $50
iSasenent W he entered .xssst you aad h f41or q
Id !. ,,ns Savings Loan ard Trust Company,
>" Aosn o. the property attached ~ maY Be sutt.
Geu. ta esty the sd INDIGNANT and cost VIII be sod
F@n.Y ~ saGe: Waller kIABALL, C7e1k.
(
, 1860-07-27
DEMOVAL.-I'he United Sta&es

~ IIpt8 N0Np&hy INV t1l1 DIV f9WHVef fhA{T
e from No. Dearborn atrtak la M aai d soutH
Ill sset& having Lake md C7zk xlee{ m f1nes The
u'tt5 and smAl buAasss Tns sstrsaos
9n ~ seef 1 b txaIied tia snt1anes Ia visaG
HsS so9 L.te street tha Public vth sheh = b. ~
Saaasss ~ ~ past " yaass could INDUCED = y
Aste koa1 - n our nature lslua UAV ii henn 1
EMILY sustained n our old aad ~ rabe ~ weil
our fftena 10 continue their b<74lty and ia feufn ~
WI pson!ss - heretofore tahful epplcauo 10 hex u.
teas1a - vii = 70 that Of our Company. Ooes houz1.
until fu1thtt nossest from TN 4. u. tot I'm,
fanlsAskso ssp4p H. u. CULV1H, Assnt.
, 1860-07-27
RUIrTUkES C{1REN
By THE
Hard Rubber Rigu Truss

TIT 1fuss Il Un'k~ Al Other. evrr
~ psed, b VII cons,ruc Inn and nut tt.l
1oes CONSTANTLY tht rupture, aud thx1eby ve
cali 1rrss for If. like Eaot trss.a iu nAr. but
asturt cn41ok u eHst xieh i dora in rs4Il! III
uo<a uo pres. Upon fHECo p a. obsrutt cl1eq Atoa
Young pe-sosa and s.nt .~ava en,ed thJt!eana
eAy 1t u tit uNLY PHIL. t.sUFHlCAL TkU6B Tx UsE.
Nnne bat thoe who h.re suffered wh te mists q Eup-
t1It app'ecA.s the value Of lAh Ask4 Truaa- An
Uu1fzsed psmphla c11talnug FL parcuAH .eu free To
0ny one ~ 9tdrea Ing ]. B. SEELE1.
Exe1aelve and Sole Aren't 70. the Wests.n staies-
Qdce 81 Lake street. Post Uhc< bax 1855 Chi3g 80,
llnnoA.
, 1860-07-27

During the winter, 1t il pleasant to see any
thing ereen nnd Qourishin8 IN QUE rooms. II
the cottager cannot afford the time to attend to
window full Of howering plants. LET him Ut sass
,procura 4 small keg, and with an augur ho,e It
fuli Of holes. Then fill It With good earth, and
soon, il properly and regularly watera1. form Z
perfect mass Of green, and also aerydko flavor
his soups and stews. He can also procure
some CARROTS, cut off the points or lower haiyes,
aud turn them with the top down, and scoop
out poriinn Of the inside, taking care to Leave
tbs cavity with water, hang them up any where
BY \ stridg; they vii! soon grow and form very
beautiful and interesting objects. He can also
in February or Slarch SOW some tomatoes. epp
plants, peppers, cabbage and Lettuce in boxes
Of earth in his windows, aud when planting
DRIED wnoRrIknEHR1Es.
Dried whortlebe1res form IN excellent sub.
s!itute in puddings, cakes, or even mince pies.
il not Currant at all, but small seedless
EAi=in or grape. They are not only an excellent
substitute Tor, but we think quite equal to. The
imported currant for cakes aud puddngr, aud
We hare no doubt they are equally good in
n,ince pies. The best Judges might easily be
ripe fruit is SO hard as to be quite disagreeable
to eat-seems to dry up during the dessicatinK
process, aod is scarcely perceplible. Far ssys
eral years past the Zante Gurraat crop has
been almost q failure, aud the price has risen in
consequence,
nrc,
oIho'
VENTILATION or TIE u1yr-
wa .o....na 49,. 49,. c.1
sunnIv of fond ,he ~ aa.ts,t asts Ifu I'LL Rooa
attended 10 in wintering be5s, are, to keep them
ro1arJ raa.;1sf .u;,1 w ~. .I,n ~. 8 GOOD
, 1860-07-27

Fey Diarrhna, Dysentery, Summer
Compliant t+-Aasures Compound Extinct O, Bxp+ ,,,,r,
he best nmedy kuowp for the cure Of these d.~.,..
IN me As's's1p' Valley beas the highest reputation
to curative pFoprEtiea- Fot Children teetnae IL In
sAaaoe- frrpa1td erls AID eo'd bT J. c, a0uIRF,
e. lou'A. Missouri. ,..rec..
, 1860-07-27

,EHE GREATEST WONDER OF
i TIE NiNETEEhTn CENTURY,
rssf. Woods Hair Restorative

s.x.ta, A. LOUIS No., Democrat: Below ne pubilaa
q: ~ y &: t,o fsPt4sa4a 3ss34, = e
rhis as 'Bes' re nut IL @hes
r1,anE from t-aole scurce esfttheafA ~ ~
- 0f uuth, The Dr. ufed. ~ oo Pe4
te.r lro:r the press: u,~x In, N ,esa
.ni.on es,ed f+r months since 70 thr hSey 6enenel
sse1.4 Of youf Lar ,torst'ye W. ndneed 70 make N
okof n vn. n.I nv y1.Sa fsn
,3ee months shee procured botlt o.
Es j v,as ssa ais a.. l. .oot .ooa ,sS
hays ;.acs 1oar.c .oer bottle Q! Thleh ~ rave 9sea 60
sas sy 70 ~ rat,d ah 'o11 a. ny a9f I'D .as
nH oa nr1,Y -: resun.+d natural colof SD ~
y so1e III I'D xesy i as ben bseoIs p, tcen
.y:,s ys4;.t ~ I'D vi e. ss:n<
~ :ae 10 y2r ~ aeSty aeSSt ~ .s
ae9gs;s{y. g;5{1. ~ '.'ssa noi 6a1e M oe:on eea.s
Element e!tlzeo q is Guy ano .gs IT,
.Ssn. 1nz = 9a2
Wta 70 tesutea Of tn1e y o;aeF3 (; ~
AYts,l- tsatrS'y5 5or's e.,11.e1r in q. is3a,
xez +: EH T., afSTSEf13|Ss S:ESE e z ss..szp..
tssn ,n,ion q ny Esl1. from the eaeete Of NJ
ssaT ss t ys f u Nt~ 0riean, lsa -. induced =
e. ne1 "a
stEIess ny TtHIHY Il IeY = J6HSsoN
A@a:1 ea5n ,.e.an!s: R,!r9' 'as minister IL rexu-
as1 ras "a f!e1 :: IL + s1so1 can1ch
.s;e IT, H. gentleman Of great y WI p9EK
F.ose..c4 weoe-p*.s sr: ass.ef nsds irta .: ~,
~ u ii sterns.o1. asada "a
n y : IL ss s1xs
e:he, .Isls Fl III: &: % ~. tsa,ass q:
;Ss; sS s:
I'd T.nsv i'oeas b+es.. Aho ''lc BY - s0o0
, 1860-07-27
D2nttBt6' GarD8.

aztM> FULLER & ALBAUGH,-
f17
UENTIBT6%
.EEST KANpDLPu-ST., CHICAGO, ,.....,N
Post Ones Eux E2.
, 1860-07-27

A1ioNEIae n''no!s s,alch Company 1t otaws.
nanuiacturln1 the puge.t sta1ch Il IL Wothi IL
bodT quality mo whtes .annci h .1cei'et "I
sa u. xa -sh srrnk which a4s1
IS an4tsy morn 1salah:e fur foud aud laundry purposes
Ts y ~ ~ ". tbs public u The
=. has 3s1cn, any 2nou1s OF the sa' tacfory
- eouo ne ksto but IL this ErfszeceA sse
" ~ on eeetsy. III BY tfocurnz lIstls tta can
At5 u usetves. IN buying tarch be particular n
bee&nS Ihat 1t Is TAKEN Sror1 ooIes marked
, 1860-07-27

Congress Water.-3luch spuri-
ous mineral Ia. lmposet the public "COS
GKEss WATER" ty unp!3udpled persons counterfeit.
e who. wtsn they dare not TINT name. call IT. ssrA
to a,er; which many persons eupposs to be the real
title Of the Congress Water, although 10 only the
Ct tLctcwn IN ehich the Spring ii a!tratcd.
70 1r.:ee. the public from such mpoaona tavc
or Cvfka Branded thaa.
: CONGRESS:
!: G. #.
WATER.
4.F cne moi kaynk those words and letters the Corks
c,ac,ertt and the purchaser should prosecute TIE
1.y IL: exspd.!nk.
&8naers VIII receive prompt attention addressed to
n \: Consress sp1nk. sazatosa New York OF II oxi
6crthksn Depot Of Conxreas Wafer an Eew York Gty.
CLARKE 4 WHITE
Pso1h:e:ors conErcas Spring.
Ae.... Gage, Bro Dsale, fremont House Gale REes-
]. H. Rced + Co.; Pe1ton Robinson l. Smith. r. A.
3kn, Esq; ". +. Tucker Co., Of Chafo. Illinois. ase
supplied With the genaine Congress Water trsc from ou
koa1e: ed would recommend them favoFahs to per
s Chicago. vicinity, VITO desire to purchase oksu-
ZEE Ce-en,a waae.. CLAaEE WHITE.
Ay7c9I.4n
, 1860-07-27
Shining #ath,n&s.
GEWING MACHINES.
~ a33. a2a. .33.............eaO. 40. 40.
L. CORNELL i cos L.te Improved

D0pREE K0CA TfHHT F.3H@: RTrTrsv
WARRANTED tu give ~ xooa ee4vf,cttn, =. ne
ai1sess priced 10 maEatt MAKE 10 atissa u tSe
III in lite a5 under teed sraza' needle " frpm com.
mon sooofs. from I to ~ Atcnes to the inch TIIN
VERY EaSx AnA ALAU-T NU,sELE,s. pfaIY IN
thei a a;T; IA wul sETSH !iEM FELL, rUCk. uArH-
They nave kEPEA fEDLf taken the HIGHEST PRE-.
NUNS out Of oves 1000 s,reldy const4nt ~. Va
4ave LII no otcAaos to gn ou. and put O. Ia ofexf
A9.lls - To- AsATy Ce..le. ihe .1o na4:ht. es diaeF
The fu prut Instructions S4pp - - se-;nx Strrn,.t
and Cuts sent % 1scet of >tAm We ase SOL axepfs
her. fas the UNiVEHSAL akMMEh aud tsr}SHE
a}u.t Big to Ill thezpessss clo Aad II SJtns .
hem = II hem over seaIs ~ fell.. ant can easly - L.
taehsd 10 NY ~ewag Machine. t.ire IS ~ ~@-
Largo Discounts to the Erada. Azonta-
and CleFKy.
z gents Naoted every xhesx. Coma .nh -. -. .s
III lAxs street, or addre.s l.. CoKShLl.A ID !" ="
dl Pn4t ilHce box 34%e Chlr.rn iii,o..
, 1860-07-27

ID HOFFM ANN.

Il Mechanical uranktt. man and curxf,,eto.
1of Ma,htnFfoo ,ttts,. !sxesn cark ind Dsstsot,
ing draw .nd eaicu!luoas " every kno aS
pfa; s r. sna. Sa1ss IL
uooeas fur Patent t>ao< Pattern, Of na,chn ano
fa.ly executed and wnrrsnitd - 4-tne's ete-t eate'
, 1860-07-27

Meyers Miraculous Ver1nin Dis
syer tie od=t aid bea. remedy for Ertem'natsp9 RATS
sad NICE, C0cKEoACHEs. BUGS, ANTS. MOsQU1-
TOES. FLEAs, MOTHS, GI:AlN-woRMs and GAR
DEN INSECTS.
IF Prpc.rai DEPOT e1s Il1oadway, New York
Bod hy E-uzRt.tA eyktrwhrre rr,-Aacffnpr,
, 1860-07-27
Go=l]artasrsbip Notiees.

THE co PARTNERSHIP hereto
i f>ra existing rnter the firm HATE of HETWORTlI.
BRIEFLY j. Co u this day Dissolved By mutual consent
10. Aeywotth will sign the firm maine ln teirnent ~
!. y. HEY WORTH,
J. +. Bk1ERlT.
Chcasn. Jnne st. 1sso-,e334lmx.
, 1860-07-27

MASTERS SAI.E,-State Of Illi-
1f1 nois, Coot Cou-ty. 5.S-C1,eule Court Of Cook
Ssan!y ChtnftrX Nix Anaa seespsr nd Asna
Ca,hasne Weyes a-For Partition aad A.sxnueot Of
Dover.
Public notice Is hetrby given thst n pr1uaace Of the
mandate IN dtt1ee eaeEtd in the shove ted
Tie la'h cay o! Joy, D fs9 the uadsssgned. M
will, pinth cav cf Auguf a. D. 1850 II 10 ocloc<
4 Of tad Day, sel At puh aacaion. Il the north door
ioof Aforesaid, the blznes dde1 fl of follow
described parcl II and vtth the "a .PpaI
Lot one q, Of Lot No. zen ti IN p Ct nneteen tls. in
Fa Hons Section Neen {15l Addition to Chicago tAld
City Of Chcazo Terms eaAh The day Of s4e. Deed
Will be executed to the purchaser hv The u1te.sened
Master IN Chanct1y. l.. q. 1AiNE fhEER,
4Aaez In ChaneeFJ Of Cook County.
Chicago. July 18Th, Iadl tJl9 c.60il
, 1860-07-27

first object. - ~'o
The milk is usually not large yield per dey
put extending through the greater portion ot
the year, and 40 rich as 10 require but from sir
'o1en q1arts to mako u pound. Of butter. and
sometiices cTen feHs TINA the smallest al aniftv.
such cows as these seldom hare any afrenra0es
70 1927 up that their worth for the butcher need
be taken into account when tLey fail as 1nilkers
for to long ~ there is possibility that thew
WI perpetnate their kind they must be worth
more tor this than for beef. The wealthy c7n.
Aufners in the larger cities are aiwaya wiii,np tn
pay very high prices for Alderpey butter, and
arc rarely satisfied with any other alter tbey
mare become accustomed to It's superior f1aTor.
IT Usually sells for at [east twice the price Of the
best fifk'n butter. Very few Of theae cows
hare been imported that failed 10 more than
pnJ for themselves, with the cost OF their keep
and attendance, in very few years after their
importation, in milk, cream and butter. besides
their returns in calves.
The Ayrshire is large mixer and hardy
eow-seldon dainty, usually eating with good
brpet'te what most others would reject-and
while ahs will lire on scantier allowance than
most e others, she viii yield rich returns for lib.
erai 10 :dlng-and on that feeding will last long
er than most ether breeds, being less disposed
to take On aesh when -glTing milk than either
nuTbams, Derons or Hereiords; and although
she must yield the highest rank to them for
beet, she will Jet be very valuable to fit for
the butcher when her useful milking days are
ever, tor none will fAt more rapidly than she
when dry. If there is my breed that can be
profitable on ecauty feeding and poor pasture,
it is the Ayrshire. She is also most pleasing
10 the eye Of the milking breeds, her form be-
lag round, more compact, and her color more
uniformly pleasing than others- But where
rich return in butter is the chief object and the
dnirymsn is wiling to care for aud feed libe-
rally. the Jersey il The cow-sbe is very indus
trions breeder and constant mixer and there
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, 1860-07-27


4 gentleman whose granary and premises
generally were overrun with rats, wrjtes to the
editor OF the North British Agrieul urisf. Tint he
hsd tried "all the va1iou; nvs.rums which yer.
mia destz. yers and rat Killers recommended, y
and that all, without exception, had m.serabiy
failed. They did, indeed, manage to Kill seve
ral. but III short lime the rats seemed to swarn,
- thick as ever. They we're so plenty and SO
tame that they would iced with the 1ixs in the
sa trough, and crouch around and even On
the backs Of the cattle when resting in their
stalls at night. Even shooting fen Of them
did not seem to scare then away, or senslhiT
thin them. ae was greatly distressed and al
most despouding OF eSer getting ouis Of them
wden neighbor recommended Trial OF cats
Having got a cat and two kittens he made a crib
Tor them in the granary, md had u carpenter
cut circular holes IN every. door on the premi.
ses. The result was that in short time h;a
place WAS perfectly cleur Of 1ets. For sey- e..
eral months past not rat has been seen. the
Gals having now increased to seven or eight.