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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3O.-CoTToN-Market firmer.
sales at 25 ls@26 for Aliddling Uplands. FLOUR
Market duh and heavy. Sales at S760Gs 10 for
Extra State; 7.20dS.S0 for Extra Western; $3.50
G.lO.25 for Round Hoop Ohio. WHEAT--Market
dull. Sales of No. Spring at 81. 55. RYE-Market
quiet. CORN-Market duh and dropping. Sales al
SIIAG1.l7 for Unsound; l17h@l16 for Sound
Mixed Western. PARLEY-Ma~ket firm. Sales at
Sl.90 for State OATs-Market dull and heavy.
Sales at 1904 for New Western. PoRK-Alarket
firm and quiet. Sales at S2S.40d2S 500 for New
Mess; s2s.I5 for Old. BEEF-Market quiet and
dull. Cur MEATs-Market duh. LARD-Market
quiet and unchanged. Sales at 1s249l93 for steam
$4,000 for Kettle Rendered. SUGAR-Market
quiet Sales at IL a@Il21 for Crude. PETROLEUM
Sales of Crude at lG; Refined at 81.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

A FORTUNE FOR ONE DoLLAR.-We advise
any of our readers. who are speculative IN
their views to invest in the Gardner Real Es-
tate Distribution, of st. Louis. This grand
enterprise is gotten mp by honorable and re-
sponsible citizens of St. Louis, endorsed by
many of the fret business housos of the city,
and will be carried out in good faith 10 the
very letter. There are five hundred prizes,
averaging nearly $1,000 EACH First pIize, the
elegant mansion OF Levi L. AshbTook, of st.
Louis, worth So, 500; second prize, a magniti-
cent brick residence in St Louis, worth
500 900; third prize, q splendid farm, conyen-
lent to the city, and in fine state OF cuitiya-
ton, worth $4,000; many beautiful residences
and building lots in st. Louis, fine farms and
farming lands near the city. Tho drawing
TAKES place on the 9th day OF November
next, az Mercantile Library Hall, st. Louis.
Send for q circular containing description,
value Of prizes. manner Of drawing and list
of the references. Club rates IL tickets for So
&c. For tickets or circulars address L. Don
HENDERSON,, Manager, at principal office,
400. Walnut street, under Southern Hotel st.
Louis, No.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

WIEN THE PLANTATION BITTERs were first
made known To the American people some
seven years ago, 1t was supposed that they
were an entirely new thing, and had never
use in the United States is concerned, this
may be true. 1t is also true that the same
Btters were made and sold in the Island Of
st. Thomas, over forty years ago, as any old
planter, merchant on sea captain doing busi-
ness with the UeSt indies will tell You. It is
distinctly within my recollection that on the
return of my father twho was a sea captain,
and doing an extensive trade in the
tropics,) he would invariably have these Bit
tiers among the ships stores, and our family
sideboard was never without them. For any
sickness, it matters not how severe or triffng,
the decanter CT these Bitters. by different
name, was always resorted 10 as a sovereign
remedy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcNNATI, Sept. 30-FLoUR-Dernand dull and
prices dropping; family s99s.s5. WHEAT De-
Inand dull; held at sl,95. CoRS-Demand high
or; advanced TO $l,0S,al.l0. oArs-Demand good
at 63Gs5c. RYE-Demand dull BARLEY-Prices
unchanged. WHTsKT-Demand duh at 81, IS. Cor
ToN-Demand dull PRovIsIoSs-Demand firm
ces-Mess Pork sold at $40. Butter IS to 4Oc. Wea-
Their clear.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
MILWAUKEE, MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 30.-FLoUR -Dull and weak
Sales of spring extras at STOO@77 rs for medium to
choice country. Winter extras at $11 so; superfne
S5,0015,50. WHEAI-Lower. No / $l,47; No. 2
$780, No. 81 81; rejected 81, H. OATs-Quiet and
steady at 54G541Sc for No. q CoRN-Nominal by
grade at 90 and 97c. Sales OF bagged lots del at
Sl,00. RYE-Dull and lower. Sales of No at
S1,14. BARLEY-Unchanged. Sales at 1,69Gl,7 rs
for the two grades. PofAToEs-Saleable at 65@l75c.
BUTTEE-In better supply and steady. Common to
choice 25635c. EGGs-TirIn at 20G22c. Wool
Quiet and firm; coarse 36G3Sc; medium to fine 4O9
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

HYDRoPHoBIA- Four PERSONS BITTEN BY
Mad DOGS DEATH Or THREE OF THE SUI
FEREKs.-About the middle of August last,
Mary OConner, aged 3: years, and James
0Conner, aged 81 years, children of James
OConner, residing in Walcott street, near
Richard street South Brooklyn, were bit
ten by dog with which they were playing,
the property OF Mrs. Sherlock. who resides
III the same vicinity Both children were
subsequently seized with hydrophobia, and
on the 9th of the present month Mary died
On the 18th instant James died. The chill
dren had been attended by DIR. Clark, of
Clinton street, who states that the eviden-
ces in both cases were that their death was
caused by this fearful malady. Mrs. Sher-
lock was bitten by the dog at the same
time, while trying to rescue the children,
but as vet there are no symptoms in her
case of any serious effects. The animal
was shot. Mrs. Mary Poilton, SO years of
ago, residing ut 20 Scholes street, L. d..
died recently of hydrophobia. Deceased
was bitten by rabid dog about three weeks
ago, and the symptoms of the dreadful
malady were first experienced on Thursday
last.-Nelg York Sun.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

The BEST AND ORIGINAL Tome OF IRON
Phosphorus ana Calsaya known Caswe Mack & Co .
Eerro PhosphOrated Elixir Of Calisaya Bark The iron
restores color to the blood the phosphorus waste
Of the tissue, and the Calsaya gives natural
heathful tone to the digestive organs thereby curing
dyspepsia 1T its various forms, wakefulness, general
debility, and depression OF spirits Manufactured only
by CASWlSLI- HAZARD Co, New York SOLD by
all druggists. novl7eow
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

A QUESTION OF IDENTITY. Po-
land, of Vermont, in his speech at Provi-
dence, said:
Il heard an excellent story told the 9TH
er day upon the stump. III relation to the
identity of the democratic party with that
of modern times 1t was said by this man
who told the story that in a certain family
they had vinegar barrel that had remain
ed for several generations in the family,
and they had great veneration for it. 1t
was grandfathers vinegar barrel, and they
all reverenced 1t. But by and by the hoops
had become rotten, and they were renew
ed, and the heads and the staye5 had given
way, and they were replaced; and finally
an inquiry was set OH foot as to the idoati-
~ OF this barrel with grandfather's old
vinegar barrel, and after strict examina-
ton, he said the only point of identity be
tween the two, the cnly thing that remain
ed of graHdiather's old vinegar barrel was
tue bunghole. Laughter. And that Is
just about as much identity as there is be-
tween the modern democratic party and
the democratic party of the old time.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept 30.-FLoUR-Demsnd steady;
WHEAr-Demand steady; No. 2 sl,4l1z; receipts
wheat 5000 bus, shipments 1900 bus. Dorm
Demand irregular cash scarce; No. l, 81, salea-
BILE, gle bd seller October; receipts 81 900 bus,
shipments 81 600 bus. OATs-Demand hrmer
SIC; receipts g, 200 bus. shipments s.. 900 bus.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

SEVERE JOKE ON NAPOLEON Henri
Rochefort, editor of the LanteIne, has sent
letter to various Paris newspapers. to this
effect:
Il had prepared a number of the Ian
terne, to be published September 5th, in
Paris. composed absolutely and exclusive
~, from the first line to the last, of ex-
tracts from the works of Prince Louis Ma
poleon Bonaparte, now Emperor Napoleon
Ill
This number appeared SO violent to
the various printers to whom L applied
that not one of them dared venture to print
it.
THE fifteenth number of the Lanterne,
therefore, can only be published, once
more, in foreign country.
III. ROcEefort has pretixed to the number
in question an introduction, in which he
remarks:
Il have been accused of violent and in
surrectionary views. l now sacrifice my
revolutionary instincts; and in order to be
perfectly sure that the fifteenth Lanterne
shall neither be seized nor accused, / have
devised this continuance, of making it, from
beginning to end, the work of another
This other, whom nobody will accuse of
disturbing civil order. and aspiring to
change the government, is the conqueror
of Solferino, Napoleon Ill
''Never-I must say 1t, in order not to
frighten the mothers of family-never did
l write anything so rash or radical.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

BUSINESS EDUCATION. Attention is called
to the advertisement of the National Spen-
cerian and Bryant & Stratton Business Col
lege at Milwaukee. 1t 10 considered The best
institution of the kind in the country. w
advise our young men TO get good business
education. 1t will pay.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
MAGNETISM.

UhR. j. WILBUR Heals the Sick with
ont medicine. at his rooms, 1l9 Wisconsin Street
Mlwaukee Opposite ths Post OficeL) Also cures by
Magnetsed Paper; Send handwItirg name, residence
and one dollar Also send for Circular every one
should read. especially those who take medicine
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
FLORENCE
SEWING
MACHINE.
w, IT, VALENTINE, General Agent.
4IO Milwaukee Street.

THE FLORENCE is the only machine extant hay
ing reversible feed which enables the operator to
either to the right left pleasure, and the onIy
chine that makes perfectly elastic seam alike eae
side of the fabric.
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English snobbery.

Harper's Magazine for October contains
the following:
Not many years ago our country was
honored with the presence Of live Baro-
net-no less than the famous Sir Robert
'sHere we must stop to give our readers
little instruction as to the true way to ut
ter this title. Wemust not, unless we wish
to be thought barbarians, say Sir Robert,
with the emphasis on the title but SIR Rob-
ert melting the two words into one. 1t
is just the difference between the timid.
tender, almost inaudible kiss which bride
impresses upon her husbands forehead
during the honeymoon, and the loud hearty
smack like the crack of cart-whip, with
which the buxom ten-years wife welcomes
the return of her jolly lord.
.'S'r Robert had been told that Magyar
all was a-Teally a--quite worth seeing-a
and took his way thither by way of the Erie
railroad He had heard of the recklessness
of our railroad conductors, who ere in the
habit of running their trains off the track
lust for the fun of the thing, and grew
terribly afraid as he saw the sharp curves,
deep cuts, and high ernbankments of that
road.
BEG your pardon, sir, said he, address
ing the occupant of an adjacent seat Beg
vour pardon; but am Sri Robert-S'r'
Robert of England. The conductor seems
to be running very carelessly, very careless
ly indeed. Now, sir, don't you think if
were 10 present him my card, so that he
might know that S'r' Robert-was on the
train-don't you think he would be more
careful?"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
THE FLORENCE

not only makes the lock stitch but three others which
for certain kinds OF work are much SUPERIOR especially
where elasticity required, and is the only chine
that fastens the end OF each securely and does
it in fourth the time IL can be done by hand.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
the FLORENCE

will do easily all family and tailoring work on one and
the machine. They strong and finely finished,
their motions all positive,-theTe springs
get out of order.-whe for strength durability and
beauty of design it will bear and invite comparison
with any or all other machines
Applicants for Agency should enclose stamps.
sep t2I &c
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
DIE BSLEE Y.

Resulting from any Cause Whatever Z;
PROSpRATLOE or I'll = S Y SpLh
incurred BY Severe labor. Hard
ships, Exposure, FeveTs, &c.
There is M medicine extant equal to these F5C-e
dies Ia such cases. A tone and viE1r ffnparfP
To the whole system, the appetite il stseligth themes
food - enjoyed, the stomach digcsts promptly, tn
0iDDd purified, The complexion becomes sour
aud healthy, tie yellow time er9diCatcd Irnm g
eyes. bloom is given 10 the cheeks, aud the Yea
and nervous invalid becomes strong and heath
being
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NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the Use of either OF thee
remedies. They viii cure every case Of MARASMC~
without Iaii.
Thouss nds Of certificates have accumulated in ~
hands Of the proprietor, bur space will allow Oi I'll
publication Ufb few Those, il vii! be observe
are men Of note, and OF such standirg that they
AUST he believed.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IL iETG,

Aud feeling thu hand tune we:shlnE o7g.y 1pC':
them with all its atteEda, Ills will il.5 u The ne
OF this BTTTERS, or the TONIC, an -AlXIf ina "
inst! new lie into their veins restore u Ecafu
Tie energy aud arOr # YOUTH u days. Gu
up ihelr shrHn6en forms, and give he-ItE IL G
happiness to their remaining years
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
THE FLORENCE

does not draw fine, thin goods down through the slo
or hole in the work plate drop stitch 10 turning
corner, and is the only machine having d chaugeless
tension and slack threads both of which drawI
together simultaneously.
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THE FLORENCE

is noiseess, aud be used when quiet necessary
well in the sick chamber as in the workroom. They
dresses, the machinery being all on the top of ia
table IL will the heaviest seams or from
more thicknesses of goods without skipping site
breaking threads or requiring change in tensions.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09
HOOFLaND'S GERMAN TONIC,

plant. JaundiCe,
OF Nervous Debili
rh0ea, Dis ease of
all Diseases aris
ordered Liver
lHIestiues.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
LILLE RS
Rat and Mouse Killer.
i FTLL GROHN RAT WEIGHS ABOUi
4 T'OUND. Am WiLL DESTROY
RIVE HUSHEL.S o. CORN
rEIR!f
LATEST NEWS PROM THE 'FRONT.' +! !!
AwruL SLAUGHTER oY THE ESgsT
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD.

AWFUL SLAUGHTER ~ THE ESgnT.
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD.
FI'lIlS terrible yet desirable result has been
Il brought about by MILLERs RAr KiLLsR,
one Of the greatest discoveries Of the age. Il
never fails but always does the work effective.
ly; dead shot not only 10 Rata aud Mice, but
10 Reaches, Ants and ali other kinds Of vermin
Among the many advantages II Possesses over
all similar preparations, are the following:
II can he placed with safety anywhere, a. il
contains not particle of that most dangerous
aud inhammablc 81 all known subsianrrs
Ihophorus. which enters largely into the CON
position uf all other Rat Pasies sold, and which
sometimes causes serious destruction Of proper
" by Ere W. would therefore, advise farmers
aud others who have much combustibic mate.
rial about their premises. hot 10 use these phos
rhoTic compounds. ms they run a great risk
iherefronl.
Our Paste IL composed Of ingredients Of which
Rats aud other Nerinin are specially 'Ond 81,
hence they will cat IL when they refuse other
kinds. II never harlens and becomes worth
less like those Phosphoric Hat Exterminators.
but always retains its proper consistency loses
none Of - poisonous properties, acts prom pity
and enicieAtiy ia the destruction Of these pests
Of humanity above mentioned. Rats after eat
ing 1t have u raging burning thirst which com
pals them I" leave their holes ia search at
water. aud II ia" proper pTeeau,ion be used tn
have no water open about the PREMISE they
will 80 oil To- iind il, aud lie elsewhere. For
particulars see wrappers on bottles. Try y
bottle W. will guarantee IL in every instance
L. Il" ~ We say. Prepared only by
A. J. MILLER.
" v. Howard Street. Baltimore.
u. WILLIS AegSr. Towsontown, Nd.
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u. FIsCH HER,
FRENCH STEAM SCOUREHl

NJ IUW ", FAlEIIE bT., BALTU.
--BRiNcH OFFTGE-
t2S y. BALTIMORE STREET.
ID EGs leave 10 inform his friends that he has
ID finished his improvements. and with In
creased facilities u now prepared 10 sCOuR
LADlEH. 0ENTLEMENS' 4 CHILDRENs'
oARMENfs IN his sHPeriar siy without shrink
ing - taking apart, aud also receives orders for
the eelehFated New York Dyeine aud Printing
Establishtnent located on Staten Island, n. e.,
whose work heretofore gave such satisfaction a.
hts inany friends aud customers
0-PaFtieular attention paid 10 orders from
ths country. Jan. n, lees-ly.
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II A Ct IL -
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
rs THE BEST IN USE, aud has been well
Il known for hfleen years.
We guarantee al new work Tor Ave years
II IL better than Tin, aud costs half ~ much.
aD-Old Roofs repaired Al short notice.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING
MATERIALS In Maryland, all 81 which We
keep constantly On hand for sale.
na-Tin Roofs aud Iron Fences painted with
our Patent paraiiine varnish.
PAGE, BROS. A CO.,
III Smiths wharf.
March :. lssS.--6n.
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10 III Do III
INDICATED
~ e Al v II RIES1rORERg

10 A SIR" MKEEDi tor Dyspepsia. Liv. M
~ Complaint. Heart Burn. IIabitual
- t"-iiv"ncss. Lus' "i Appetite. Nervous n
4 ness. Weakness "i the Limbs. depression
= OF Spirit'. Fever ami Agur. Collie. dyson. -
a tar, General Debility, Vital Energy. 4c.. b
y and any disease arising from debiiitAt.d S
L, stomach.
y Its effects are generally instantaneous. q
u hnds its way directly Ia the seat Of life '
o thrilling aud auickening every nerve n
raising up ia" dropping spirits aud infus
N ihg new health and vigor ia the system. b
II can be used BY old aud young -mAlc
a aud female. with perfect safety. -
u you ar" drbilitatcd and require n q
strengthening remedy YOU have Il in ia.
n LONDON MEDlCATED HEALTH y
RESTORER!
n u y"u lu"sr ynu appetite by which you y
- will .u1n brcuinr feeble aud proatraied,
q the HEALTH RESTORER is your remedy. y
THIS truly valuable preparation il used
z and recommended by many 81 the leading n
~ physicians 81 the country and all ply.
IA sirians who "nro test ita merits pronounce
" It valuable. II gives tone 10 the stomach. =
J rcnovat"s the system aud prulongs lie. =
As remedy against Fever and Ague it "
O, works like a charm. "a
IN PRICE u PER BOTTLE. 4
VI The genuine have LONDON MEDl.
GATED HEALTH RESTORER, s. A.
A ForT'. BALIisonI, Nh. blown ia the bot n
Y tie. aud nay signature ola the label.
n. A. FOUTZ.
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
BALtiEuEE. Mn.
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Family Grocery.
Uams q Hutchins,
"a J. & HIGH STREHT;S, BALTIMORE.

va = ~ mum Hfh6Alo, IN sII4OHk,
Inform their old friends aud customers, and
tho public generslly, that they keep On hand
WINES AND LIQUORS, in wood aud glass, for
medicinal aud other purposes; superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpowdcr, Young IIyson
and Black Teas Java. Laguira and Rio Coiieu;
Loaf. Crushed, PulveriEed, Clarified aud brown
Sugar Bruma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Fariuo, Rice
Flour. Sage, Yeast Powders, sardincs Sauces
Pickles. Extracts. Salad oil. Pure Spices, Figs,
RAisins. Almonds. Crackers, Cheese, fine and
coarse Salt. Table and Dairy do, syrups, New
Orleans aud Sugar House Molasses, Kerosene.
Lubricating aud Lard oil. Tobacco, Dupnnt's
Superior Canister Powder. shot. Gun Caps, &c.
all Of which We will sell at the most reasonable
prices.
ALSO. they now have cunnectsd with their
Grocery store. adjoining il on High street. IA
store for the sale Of
GUASOS. PllosPHATEs or ALL KINDS.
POCDRETTE,
GROUND PLASTER,
CEMENT. 4c.
k<-GRAIN and FEED of all kin,l., Balcd
Hay aud straw. Field Seeds. aud Country ~"
ducc at all kinds.
r+s- The highest Cash Price at all times paid
for Oats. corn. Potatoes. Eggs. and all other
Country Produce.
Sty- With determination 60 keep the best 81
g'ads aud sell On REASONABLE terms, they hope
H. merit a continued evidence OF public favor
ALFRED IJAIs.
J. ALFRED HUTCHiNS.
linn, lsg--ix
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baltimore Advertisements.
TO Builders.

MS0A.
HAVING made extensive preparation. t,.
H early Spring trade, we are Offering unn.u
al Inducements a. those whn are handing ~
their orders early. ncsidcs always keeping on
hand large stock OF excellent work, Of rrgula,
sizes and styles, We have unsurpass.d Garililir.
for manufacturing ordered work. Of any .tyl,
or size. from Seasoned Lumber Of the best dual
ity. With experienced and skilfll wnrkInrn ~
our command, We are confident 81 being all, 4.
give tho utmost satisfaction Ia all ia want 90,
articles in our line. Our stock comprise,
window Frames, Sashcs aud Blinds.
Door Frames, Door lambs aud Doors
Mouldings, Castings aud Brackets.
Slate aud Marble Mantcls aud Hcarths.
Newell Posts. Balusters aud Hand Rail,
Bracket shelves, Sash Weight. aud Cor.l.
Inside aud outside Pivot aud Panel SHUTTER.
supplied at low rates
iLSU,
dressed Flooring aud Lumber. Single and
Laths, Bricks, Lime and Hair. Hardware and
window Glass. Sand Paper aud Glue, Wund.n
Mpntels, Fence falings aud Wire Graiings.
supplied 1T market rates.
sEd- All orders from the Country prunpslv
attended Ia. andcVerythng sent Out packed snd
loaded carefully.
GEORGE %. STEVENS 4 co,
No. - West Pratt STREET.
F""' N'--"h' near Spears Wharf.
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Vernon, raised $1,000 pounds Of ,obas-
60 In ICES.
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- fouat', the wcll-known veterinary snr-
geos, who has been bitten eight or ten times By
fAbid aslmals says that crystal u the nitrate OF
silver rsbbed into the wound. will positively pre.
vent hydFophObia In the bitten person or animal.
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JAS. w. owIN0s,
A u q II l o ~ L. l: Il.
TSlosoAteapa, Baltimore 90.
MILL attend promptly 81 Au.sloneeting
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TERMS For SUNS II tl.as0 aud under. u
per cent. For sums over 81 500 , per cent.
COLLECTIONS OF ALL KINDS q, CLAIMS.
March T.--am