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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

/ MORTALITY AMONG MARRIED MEN AND
I BACHELORs-The London Daily -Nel0S
SAYS: 9Th tenth detailed annual report
of the egistrar-General of births,
deaths andsmarriageS in Scotland directs
attention to the striking difference be-
tween the death rates Ofthe married and
unma rried men at each quinqHenDiaI
period of life. Taking the mean of the
years 1868 and 1864 it seems that at
every quinquennial period of life from
| 20 wears of age up to IS married men
died in Scotland at much lower rate
than the unmarried. Thus from 70 to
% years of age, in every thousand un-
married men at the same ages. 1901
died. From 25 to 80 years of age, only
S-23 died annually IN every thousand
married men, but 14.94 in every thou
sand unmarried. From 80 to 35 years
of age, only 8.65 died in every thousand
married men, but 1884 in every thou
sand unmarried. From 45 to so years
of age, in every thousand Of each class
only 17.O4 married, but 2I:l8 unmarried
died annually.
In every thOusand,Bf each class from
so to 55 years of age, 1854 married men.
died annually, but 1854 Unmarried.
Insevery thousand Of each class from
so to IS years Of age, 35,63 married men
died annually, but 44.54 unmarried men.
In-every thousand of each class from 10
to 75 years Of age Sl.56 married men
died annually, but 102.17 unmarried
men. Even al, the extreme age of so to
85 years, in every thousand. of each class,
there died annually only 173sS5 married
men, but 1861 unmarried. Above this
agethe,numbers for both classes were too
small to yield trustworthy or steady re-
suits ;and so few attain these extreme
ages ytaatno discrepancies in the results,
at such ages could affect the conclusions
dedaced from the mortality at the other
ages. ----.e z.....--
"Small, however, as are the numbers
who attain such extreme ages, the diff
ference on the whole preponderates in
favor of the married men. These care
uIly-ascertained facts, says the Regis
trar, applicable to the whole male pop
ulation of Scotland who are above
twenty years of age, and for a period Of
two years, seem to prove that the mar
ried state is the condition of life best fit
ted for mankind, and that at every sue
+ cessiVe stage Of life married men die at
a much lower rate than unmarried men
of the same ages. It seems impossible,
therefore, to avoid drawing the con-
cIusion that it is to marriage, and the
more regular domestic habits which at
tend that state, that the result is attri-
butable.Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

Mack, f" the Commercials Jenkins, is
now fulfilling tie important and neces-
sslry Office ofan aperture for the escape
of Presidential gas. He is as accom-
plished in this part ofthe -Johnsonian
.couiedy as was Snout in that of 'swaIr'
in the play. No one could be better cho-
sen as a useful vacuum, for. while there
is but little in hini, vi AS a medium for
something to escape through he is equal
if not superior TO a tiH whistle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
PATNTs for EARMERs

AM OTHFRS-THE GRAFTON MIN ERAL PAINT
COMPANY arc now manufacturing the Best Cheap
ast and most Durable Paint i'm use two coats Weh
Uut on. mixed with pure Linseed Oil viii last TO
or is years il is Of light brown or beautiful
chocolate color and can be changed 10 green, lead
stone olive drub or cream suit the taste or the
consumer It is valuable for Houses Barns
Fences Agricultural Implements Carriage ana
Car-nls lyerF Pals and WOoden-ware, Canvas, Met
al and Shipgle Roofs, (it being Fire and Water
prooO Bridges, Burial Cases, Canal Boats, ships
Rottoms Floor Oil cloths zone GHnu !aCtuTer hav-
IDg used 500 bbls. the past Year) and as pant
for any purpose is unsurpassed FOR body, dura-
bility elasticity, and adhesiyeness. Price 50 per
bbl Of 400 lbs. which Eiu supply a nlrmer Tor
wears 10 come Warranted 10 all cases us above.
Send fort circular, which gives lull4 particulars.
None genuine unioss branded n trade marx
Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BlDWEl.L
Proprietor. 254 PearI-st.. New YORK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

The President closes his message
with an expression of confidence in the
wisdom, patriotism and Integrity of
the people. The people demonstrated
their possession of these qualities last
fall, by their almost unanimous repudi-
alton Of the President and his policy,
and their sweeping out of place, almost
everywhere, the satraps bought up by
him. The same thing viii be done
again this fall.-Tole0Jo Blade.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

SHERIDAN.-The Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI has TO say in reference to the Pres
ident's conteun plated removal of Gener-
al Sheridan:
The removal of General sheridan
would give him DrodigiOus prominence
before the country, and would not be
unlikely TO place him in the White
House as the Successor of Andrew john
son. The insertion in the lately mann
factured platform of the Republicans
of Ohio, brief as it was, of a resolution
indorsing Sheridan, shows how the
resolution that drew the great applause
OF the Convention day. Without ques-
ton Sheridan is a man of great quail
ties He is the finest figure of a SOL
dier disclosed in the great American
war. There is nothing on either
side comparable with him in energy,
skill in handling troops and his
clear Judgment at the critical mo-
ments on the battIe-helds where he was
engaged, fJOm Murf' eesbOro to APP
pomattox, was uniformly conspicuous
One of the best evidences of Grants
capacity is that he saw in Sheridan,
as a division commander at ChattanoO-
ga, that he was the right arm he wanted
for the great work that was to be done
in Virginia. And it is evidence of
Grants generous good sense to-day,
that he uniformly speaks of Sheridan
with a closer approach to enthusiasm
than he INDUCES on any other subject,
unless it may be a blOoded horse. If
there is a "man on horseback" in the
near future of this country, there is a
strong probability that his name is
PHILIP II. SHERIDAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
list of Letters

N E8LAINING uncalled for in the Delaware
LIS Post Ofiee, August 1sts 1867.
Allen W Lyons Lizzie
Adams f1iiZI1etn -. Lyons BrIget
ArnwIne I L Lambert Thomas
Adams L Linnabary Burr
Atlee b @ Lindsey r
Adams is II LObJen j II
Abernathey ] n Laufman W B
Burr II @ Nude John
Brown Matt McCuue Eliza
BOggs L MetJuheY g II
Brown J L ALcFau Thomas
Bristol G $ MOsley Bros
Briggs L l. Martin Daniel
Blickz c V Miller Sarah G
Bramble i w MOretOu W @
Carol Helena AIichaels L G.
Case LlDDle Moore G q
Caldwell J A Marsh G
Clark James Mann III L
Conores Louisa Mann Newton
Crum A II Nanley NJ
Clark E W Osborn S T
CautWell Il w Osborn Lydia.
Curtis Z d ODonnell Patrick
Commager d H OatOn j 7
DetWiIer Nettie Peck John
DickeTsOn Mary Perry Jane
Dengler Henry Pelham H b
/ Dill w C. Prather S Z
Dare L ID Bisher George
Davis j W Reese d J
Din \ Robinson W Az
/ DepD Elizabeth RuSk j II
/ Davis A A RedrOw J
Elliott ID III S6uckey j d
/ FSheIman A i Smith Sarah
+ Fryman John Smith Ann L
/ FIRES T H Sabins NJ S
# ferguson u " ott6s foOAlLlla
/ Felfy Mary SharWo0d Henrietta
4 Foss W n 6herringtOn George
! Grudger Emma Sheary Jacob
f Gregory o Siegel II @
/ eager B Stroup A r
/ Cfillett q Stewart Maggie
/ Glass q D Steel Mary
i Hubbell & Ilyn Smith III
+ Hedges p j Thomas Walter So
1 Hill Edward TaTpy JOhn-2
/ HeIt Joshua Tayler Thomas B
/ Hammer A H VinclzIe James
/ Harris Wesley NandeVerer John
I Ha1dman Annie Wiser Jacob
] Howard a II Wilson Mary D
i Harris Fl III Wilson Mary
i Jones W NJ White I
Jones Mary Wilson Carey
Keller Charley Williamson A G
/ keeser Nettie Weat Henry Y
Kennedy Daniel + Waller Paulena
4 King c Welch John W
Kemper S II Warner Ella
Keech W A WilkisOm J
Lampman Emily Winston G
Lexington Joseph Wilson o A
LOCKER L Whlteman W II
Loop James p White II A
Long Joel Walton W
LOWlOW John WilkisOn G
List George Young H H
LOngWeu James Zollinger1J j S
4. THOdES0W p II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

A TroRNEY's AT Law, Delaware, Ohio WIN
"a promptly attend to all legal business inlrust-
ed 10 their care in Delaware and adjoining ooun
ties Particular attention given q proceedings
under the new Bankrupt Act oFFIce, WHuAHs
& LArmEE IlrouK.
Aug. 2, '0T-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
AGENTS WANTED FOR
General L, C. BAKERS
History of the Secret Service

This work was announced more than a year ago,
but owing 10 the attempts Of the Government 70
suppress it, its publication was delayed. IL VI
UNDER the SUPERVISION OF GEN'L BAKER
whose mary eIIous narratives are all Gttesbed by
the highest authority
The MORALS of the National Capital are THOR
OUGHLY VENTILATED, and there are some
STRANGE REVELATIONS concerning HEADS OF
DEP ARTMENTS, Members Of Congress-, Female
Pardon Brokers. and distinguished military
characters Send for Circulars and see our ter ms
and fun description Of the work. Address JONES
BROTHERS & co. Cinciunatl Ohio, or Davenport
Iowa ..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

"DIr. Mungen, of Ohio,'' occupied two
hours in the House in an effort to de-
monstrate the inferiority of the negro
and his unfitness to vote. We have
read his speech and have only to say
that ifthe people of Ohio can be con-
vinced of the inferiorfty of their negroes
to the author of that mass of balder-
dash, the Constitutional Amendment
viii be voted down by the largest ma
jority ever given in the State.-IoLedo
Blade
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
fIonse and Lot for Sale.

A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON Eaton Street, in
~ South ,DolaWar for sao on liberal ierna, and
If not sold before the first Of Septomberl tho same
will be for rent. For particulars enquire Of the
street.
July &c, '67-4t. JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
EEintg % Zee Eeeperg.
A Practical. Pamphlet giving much
valuable infoa inatlon SE0T
FREE to any address.

THE AMERICAN MOVABLE COMB BEEHIVE
y gives permanent satlslacti0n aud has taken
the ntst premium az many state fRirs and ~ the
Ohio State fair for the last three years in snccCs-
sion This great and increasing popularity fthe
HIVE has caused Mr COLVIN and others Interested
iu the angstroth Hive, Patent, TO set up the cry
Of (like some defeated poiicianE,) t'f0ui plHv''
infringement" ;" sc While we Rdmit no claim Of
Infringement on either style Of the improved
frame, We do admit that several parties have been
iTightGncd but we know Of no one. who after
writing TO Mr LANGsTRoTH and ourselves, did not
at once resume fhe even tenor of their way, selling
hives without feeling any serious @sllects from
Nevada, o, Nay o, 'e7 HAKNG q co.
For Pamphlets or The Bee Keepers Text Book
Farm or Township rights for tho sknierioan Bee
Hive or Italian Queens address S. L, CRUlK-
SHANK. Orange station, Delaware County Chic
GeuqHW AEeut.Hnd 0wner 81 .TorutorE..-- .-4.-
s. l.. CrHikshapk is not using the NorCHED srYIE
Of frames In his hives as represented but is using
tue MoEusED FRAME, a9d there jig therefore nc in
fringment
Nay 81. '6I-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
MlSGELLANE NEOUS.
TNEPROWHD

w HE "A II f "A N I
MARINERS, go to J. Waterman, Union Street,
E (between William and Ninterr) Delaware, for
the best Fan i'm use Turns easy, has wide later
al movement, aud is provided vita a complete set
of riddle and screens for all grains including Flax,
This is THE BEST MILL, has latest improvements.
July 25'6I-2m J., WATERMAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

The Michigan Constitutional Conven-
ton have adOpted the principle of ne
gro suffrage without a word Of debate
the Democrats offering no objection and
the republicans considering the justice
of the measure to be too self-evident to
need enforcement hY argument.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Dissolution of Partnership.
FTTHE partnership heretofore existing between
III FIELD, WINGEr & CO., is this day diss olVed
by the consent OF the parties. g..
Ostrander, July z, 1867 -
Aug. 267-1t1. WIN. G.. WlhGEF'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
Lose the right of conversion into
FiVe-tWentV Bonds,

This Bank will receive them up to August 10,
and forward them in due season, ut charge Of
one-rOurth per cent. commission, besides the ex-
pressage- We, MOORE,
July 70, 81 Cashier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RODMAN, FISK & CO.,
BANKERS
AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No 18 Nassau St.


Buy aud sell at market rales six per cent Bonds Of
1881 Ffve-Twenty Bonds, all issues Ten Forty
Bonds F.: seven Thirty Notes, All series compound
Interest Nbres and t}cid and silver Coin
Convert all series of 7-aO N'ts ln'o lhe ne"
Execute orders for purchase and sale OF all M ls'
ceilaneous securities,
Receive Deposits and allow. per cent interest
ON balances. subject 20 check at sight.
Make collections on ali accessible points.
an issues on Government Securities credlted or
remitted for, on receipt, At mar lket rates. Lteu VI
an commission charges Fl k II. a w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
DELAWARE COUNTY
BIBLE SOCIETY

Depositary No. s. Williams Block.
THIS s1eioty has recently rceaivrd an. addition
u 70 its stock OF Bibles aud Fcataments. huu tho
assortment Go now worry fuli from the smallest
pocket edition 10 Imperial Quarto-fn an STYLES III
binding. Also tho scriptures ia Hebrew. latin.
Crock, German aud other languages and French
and English and German aud EngHsu rermnents
Remember thar thh pub fioa lions OF tbn Anferifrr
Bible Society are more correut su translation 40
better bound, and are sold at-
20 to 90 Per Cent. Cheaper,
than any other Publishers
An Iifc members OF tho. A. D. 81 ran rooelvo
thoir anngiiles az the Dcpasifarv g. pI.ATT
Juhe AA,'ot-ti. --.. PIP Doposltary, o. 70. B s.
u ANS oAa, varnsb Cottage o6lors Rrbsbes
u Paint, Ssh, Scrub. Shoe Horse brushes
Whitewash, Heads SO. &c.
@. n, POTTER & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
American BOG Wamsr.


IA times ita cost For sale by
nov 'ooa @. @. ClIAAlBEIlL.ATg B 90.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
rs to so Per Cont. Cheaper,
wool Clardinr.

m tht Woo Ten hiil Company aro prepared 10 do
j Cnrding tho present season at thoir rooms m
tha ilemwato Foundry tiliu.Hs, without delay
running tWu double machluuE j..
WA. .C0rEEANn. a
A'"a 90 ef-H Supt-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
siIver EIatad VlEare-

T9sNIVES, Forks aad sneohH. 1sstg ataos iast ~.
-, eeived Prices refused 20 per cent. at No. b
williams Block.
Jpap IS6I~W. Euse C.fHATr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
q. "a q. -EOR -. .laI.RD.
Jos. oEiIIott's Steel Pens,

q ..5 Established in 1901
10 Chambers Street, N. 4.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29
NeaO Advertisements.
nURNHAM'S AMERICAN BUsI.

DURNHAM'S AMEhlOAN BUSl-
I'D MSS COLLEGE, SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
A model School Of Trade, assoclatlnF Theory with
Practise By a system of Actual Busnsss Operations,
which practically illustrate and slmp the Science Of
Accountability Mercantile Exchange, &C, In alt their
RECENTLY REMOVED TO A MAGNIFICENT NEW
COLLEGE BUILDING,
erected at cost Of ti23 900 AcknoHidTc 20 b. the
cst aud most compcte nus.ness College establish
ed
HOOK. Keeping Commercial Calculations and CORES
londence taught In Interesting and practical manner
banking Il0uses, Merchants Emporium, and niiecn
business Onices In daily olrra,ion thoroughly OF.
Ranisrd department of Mercantile Law. Physical Col
turc under skiiiul ~ ymnast. fcnmanship taught ~
masters of the Art students can enter NJ any time no
particular degree of adyancement required Ladies an
gentleman prosecute their studies together and enjoy
equal advantages. Graduates have averaged over .iN
months In completing the prscrliSd course Of study
and a. q result seven etshls of them have readily
cured lucrative situations in business. strict atien
ton given the moral and social uearr % students.
FOUR SPLENDID fRiZks, of e55, will be pfesenisd
nvc 2slh, 1867 10 the four Eraduaies who shall have
entered college from feb lst 10 July sth, ls1I, aud
madr the iest Improvement IN Hook ksspng and busi
ness Writing Particulars IN cssgc Review Just nsn
81
sPRIFgFIEfD is situated In the BEAUTIFUL CenHseii.
eid RreT Valley has 2s 200 inhabitants is city of
great business activity, and the most healthy and de-
lighth place of ruiidence 10 New knaiand
COLLEgE REVIEW, CIRCULARS, etc, giving hll
particulars relating 10 the of study, exlnsc ~
hoard aud tuition may h. had Rrats, ieFtons W PuI
suit of the complete Education facilities shond adj
drcss LOUIS W HrnNiIAM, President Springfield,
Mass June S'-N
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29
ROAD NOTICE.
To An whom d May Concern

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thar thirty
~ days aner this date application win b.
made % the County Commissioners Of Ralt.
more ecunty. icE the opening Of Public Road
beginning a. the bridge ever he Gunpewleg
river stthe hartori Turnpike. running tAroagh
the lands 81 Nrs. cherbonnier, tlate The estate
ol Edward ticcAwin,i thence through the lands
Of Henry Alers. thence through the lands Of
John !. Burton, thence throaeh the lands Of J.
y. Counsel. thence through the lands % An,
drew Sims. thencc through the lands % Kart
lev Culbcri. thence throneh the lands Of Sam.
ucl Burton. Jr. thence through the lands Of
said culhert. thence throagh the lAnds cf James
aud Rebccca shaw, thence through the lands
Of NJ. y. s. Gittings, By . private road nov
open h peint in,srsscting or eonnecting with
the counsy rc~d running fcm the farm Of
James Carroll. % the Harford Read.
lima aa--Sfs
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29

NOTICE Is EERKBr GIVEN. % the e-~d.
~ itn-s Q. sAECEL A. TrBNAx. a. Ar.
PlieAct fas tie e.esees e the -sstk Arsiele ..
tie Ccae q Pubiie GeoerAi Lavs.- relative as
nso.veE;S- tAAi The "a 1o1Ssy q Aurmsf .e=s
A@s seen Gxe6 fur hs appeara1ce, y answer
iste--oesiorses. ao6 fnr . ksai hearing e his
case eefare tA4 csrcsi; cours g. RslsirnQ-s
crEr;v. nAse6 g day q Nay, iSs.
les; JOHN II tox6yfcEER. cle-k.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN T. The r-~1.
~ tiers 81 JACOB DEEMS. an applicant q.
ne heaef, o: the ''tstA AFticle q The Co.dsr q
Paelie Seneral Laws. relative g irsolveHts.
that the ssA aendas q xurNs Hc-s. has beer
axes fo- lis appearance. q answer inserrorz.
ic'ies. ane io. 1nai hearing q Ais ease bs.
io-e the Cireni; CcsTi ior Baltimore countv -
Dated the "a day - Nay. 1857
Iess s-JoHS II. LOSGSECKER- cle-k
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29
OUIsA MUHLBACH's IIIsTORI.
IL CAL NOVELS
d. APPLETON sc CO.,

Have Just puhlishssl. ny LOUISA MTiILBACH
FREDERICK TIiF GREAT AND IIfs FAMILY -
Translated by Mr.. chapman Coleman aud her Daurii
ters ! vol, svo. PaIeF cover. o. 70. Ctoih, a. -
% Zach sucrgednT novel of the Wrll known Nuhlbar
settles adds 10 Mr. Muudt rrputatian IN = Timcs
JOSEPH ~. ANDHis COrkT An Historical Novel
Translated ffum the German by Adelaide y. y fhan
dfun I vol svo Paper cover, 81 ~ Cloth. a. " Ia
Joseph ~ she uanscsnds hcF ptcsious rffaFts Phil
adslphia inquirer
Historical Novel Translated from The German hy Mts
Chapman Coleman aud her nau shtrrs I sai i2ms -
a. pages CLsih e. Most remark kailr nlume II uui
time Troy Whig
TIIE MERCHANT - BERLiN Al Historical Nov
= Translated from the German by Amsfy Conn.
D. Iyoi igmo Cloth. - Ihsfc Is not a dull ciap
ter ~ " -fttica Herald
BkRiIN Ann SANS sOuCI ~ IHEbEHtcE rnf
shGat ASB It's FHiNSps By l. Mnhiach vol ..
mo tnriVAles Ia ~. hole domain ~ Historical
tnancr -fChiraao iaurnsi of Cammrfee
Eihcf hr aose iaes h3 mail Iccsipt Il ths
psies inns - -tt
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29

NOTICE = EEREsY SlvEx, 70 he cred
~ sters q ALviS EATox. a. Appiioan,
- The es.sfs q tAs ''tstA Artiels q tie Code
re.ts- thsi The sti hs1ssy n Anrasr. iss-. -
seet sxee to- lie sppsA-asee, q aaswe- n.
te4rogatcries. a.e fs. . &zAl hearizg q his
case ee.o-e he circ1is csurs, 81 Belfino-s
ecsssy- Dated the sstk dsy q Na-eA. lss:
Iess
yoEx H IoySyEcEER. cse-k.
4A-ck 1t-9n
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT |
AWFUL sLApeHrGR or tHE HNEs'
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD

ON I'VE FibhUi
TlNHls terrible yet desirable result has been
l. brought about by MiLLEn's RAr KILlER,
one Of the greatest discoveries Of the age. II
never falls but always does the work effective
10 Reaches, Ants and ali other kinds Of Vcrmin.
Among the many advantages il possesses over
all similar preparations, are the following
II eau bo placed with safety anywhere, a. il
contains not y particle Of that most dangerous
aud inilammabie OF all known substa nc.s,
Iaosph0rHs, which enters largely into the com.
position Of all other Rat pastes sold, aud which
sometimes causes serious destruction of proper
~ BY hrc--wc would, therefore. advise farmers
aud others who have much combustiblc mate.
rial about their premises, not 10 use these phos.
phoric compounds AZ they run a great risk
ihercfrom.
Our Paste is composed Of ingredients of which
Rats aud other Nermin are specially fond OF,
hence they will eat u when they refuso other
kinds. II never hardens aud becomes worth.
less like those PhnsphoFic Rat Esterminators,
but always retains its proper COMMUNICATIONS
none Of its poisonous properties, acts promptly
and efficiently In the destruction of these pests
of humanity above mentioned. Rats after eat.
ing u have a raging burning thirst which eom.
pcla them Ia leave their holes IN search OF
water, and u the proper precaution be used n
have no water open about the premises. they
will 10 on 10 hnd Il. and die elsewhere. For
particulars SEQ wrappers on bottles. Try q
bottle We will guarantee Il In every instance
To do as we say. Prepared only BY
A. j. MILLER,
IAN. Howard street. Baltimore.
June Sly.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-06-29
1851 ACRES or LAND.

about forty acres Of which are heavily timbered
WITH clIEsNUT, OAK AND HICKORY.
II Is situated On the MeFeditha Ford aud Jar.
rettsville Turnpike, within mile aud .haIfo
sweet Air, In an excellent neighboFhood, and
u convenient 10 churches, schools, stores, mill
aud blacksmith aud wheelwright shops.
IL is divided into six fields under good fenc.
ing, aud Is we'll supplied with water from new.
er.iailing streams which run through the prom.
erty. Tho soil is kind, of good quality and
easily susceptible Oi Improvement, aud Esvernl
ofthe fields have been lined, aud considerable
portion of the farm IL rich bottom land.
There isa
FINE YOUNG ORCHARD
oi APPle aud Peach Trees on the place. In bear.
ing. and "a variety Of other kinds of fruit.
The improvements consist ofa
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
thirty by sixteen feet, with a story. aud a hslf
BACK BUILDING,
eighteen by twenty four feet; a good switzer
Barn about sixty by thirty feet, with Stables
underneath fine large 0ranery, with CaTriaRe
House and two Corn Cribs attached Poultry
and Smoke House, all ia good repair.
This Is a tine opportunity iur any one dssit.
nus 81 obtaining farm for marketing, grazing
or general farming purposes.
The Terms Of Sale n prescribed by Ia. de
cree are -One-thiTd Of the purchase money in
cash On the day of sale aud the balance IN siH
aud twelve months from the day Of sale the
credit payments to bear interest from the day
81 sale aud to De- secured by the notes Of the
purchaser with surety - suteties g. be al.
proved by the Trustee.
70 Possession will lie given on the 10th day
oi November next, and on the Psymen, of the
whole purchase money the Trustee will exc
cute a deed Ia the purchaser.
DANIEL WRIGHT. Trustee
June 2g--ts.