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10y virtue of commission issued to us
u by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened and located commencing
at the new bridge now being built over Big
Pipe Creek, near James L. Dodrer's Mill,
and running thence on the division line be-
tween the said James E. Dodrer and Sam
uel Erb of Charles, or OH the lands of said
Erb if necessary to point on the Stone
road on the South side Of said bridge and
steam.
This IS therefore to notify all persons,
whom it MAJ concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th day ot'JANr.Rr next, at 10 o'clock
a M to execute the trasstt reposed i'll us by
said commission.
j. WIN. EARHART,
HEZEKIAH HAHN,
VIM. H. MAUS,
dec 3,-5t Examiners.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
&S 49, - y izzs 1921

ON and after Monday, Nov: S0th, 1868,
" the passenger trains will run as follows;
III EASTWARD. Ab&-4k
Leave Union Bridge at 4.42 Am: and
Westmipster' at $50 A. H., and arrive IN
Baltimore at $40 a.. M. = TT
Leave York Road Station at 40 A. NJ,
Union Bridge at 6. SO A. NJ, and Westnin-
ster at Z. SO A. NJ Arrive in Balhmore at
1915 Am
Leave York Road Station l. 90 2. NJ,
Union Bridge Lip. NJ, and Westminster
r2.27 P. NJ. Arrive in Baltimore go P. NJ.
WESTWARD.
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. M. and $50
P. NJ Arrive at York Road Station at
II M. and 10 P. NJ
Mail Train connects at Glen Morris Sta
ton with Stage for Hampstead and Man
chester, and at Middleburg with Stage direct
to. Emmittsburg.
P. FL. IRWIN,
dec 3tf Sup't. w, NJ. r. r.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sloners of Carroll county at their next
meeting, thirty days from the date hereof,
to open public road commencing at point
near Noah Brown old lime kiln on the
public road, to run through the lands of
George B. Houck, on the bed of the. cid
road, until it interests the land OF Michael
Walsh and Adam Shafer; then on the hnc
between Adam Shafer and Michael Walsh,
then through the land of George Houck;
of William; then on the line of Geo. Houck
of William and Benjamin Craft until 1t IN
tersects the county road leading from
Browns Meeting House to Shamburger' S
Station ON the Western Md. Railroad.
d. w. HOUCK
aoo INIT and others.
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To tic Creditors Of Isaac z. ,Stones.ter,
deceased. i49 ai
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN Of Isaac, L. Stonesifer, late of Carroll
county deceased, to file their claims against
said deceased, properly authenticated, in
the office Ct the Register OF Wills for Car,
roll co.nty. on or before the oath day of
December, 1868, preparatory to a. distribu-
ton of the assets Of the estsle of said de-
ceased now in the hands of the undersigned,
to be made amongst said creators under.tSs
direction of the Orphans Court for Carroll
county. on the 2sth day of December, 1865
After which said last named day the under
signed will pay unto each of said creditors,
at his Store. in Taneytown, Carroll county.
Nd, the amount of their respective divi-
dends according to the said distribution
when and where they will please att end, IN
person or by Attorney, to receive the same.
ALOYSIUS f. ORNDORFF,
dec3 3t Admir-. w. A. of Decd,
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BRICK DWELLING, ~ :
fla ACRES OF LAND,

living partiy on the Turnpike leading throngh
u iioatown 10 estminster, adjvinfRg lands OF
Dr. Martin, Jo D. illians and ofaers ms
farm has nc improvements upon it bRf has sew
erai fine locations for building, and an excel
lent spring. Abont one- 9th Of this Land = ~
a.. 4 TIN 81 ER
the balance cleared; the soil is of good quality.
well adapted to all kinds tof grain and grass,
and is we'll fenced; has limestone beds.
four hundred yards Of either of the above farms.
Improved by a $500
Brick Dwelling House,
Stable, Spring House, and has large Limo
stone Quarry upon it, and is convenient to both
of the above farms. t
Any person wishing any further information
in regard to terms and condition Of land, VIII
call upon the subscriber residing thereon, or
to John Smith, Esq.,, West End, Westminster.
EDWARD ZoLLICK0FFER.
oct. l5,-tf.
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Examiners' Notice.

DY virtue Of commission issued to us
. by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires
road to. be opened and located commencing
at the Nicoaemus road near Bartholow's
lime kiln and running thence. on the lines
between Mrs. Safel and g.. Barnes, and
then on the line between Hanson Davis,
Nicholas Ogg and Mrs. Elizabeth Cloths mn
til it intersects the land of Mrs. Belinda
Jacobs, and thence by the most direct way
to the Deer Park road.
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises. on TUESDAY,
the goth day of DECEMBER, next. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, to execute the trust reposed
in us by said Commissioners.
LUTHER WEIGH,
itAfi 2 N GORSUCH,
55sts s. D. BUSH,a bee.
nov26-5t Examiners.
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IA N Election of officers for IN
N George Washington Lodge, ssSANVe,
No "a, A. F. & A Nj will be sZENk
held Wednesday Evening, De, TZ4SSS
cember ODD, at O'Clock, being NhF
the regular communication next proceeding
the Festival of St. John the Evangelist.
A full and prompt attendance is desired
By order.
WIN. MOORE,
doc 1n-2k Secretary.
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Real Estate Agency.

The Subscriber, having engaged in the
business of Real Estate Agent, in oonnee-
ton with his law practice, offers his services
to all who desire to purchase or dispose OF
property. He will constantly have variety
of farms. dwelling houses and business
houses for sale.
y A. d. SHAEFFER,
Attorney at Law, Westminster, Md.
oct 29-6m
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"a Ia ACRES,

called ssStepney Causeway,' beginning for
the same at stone heretofore planted, at
the end of so perches in the End line of a
deed of conveyance, on the 4th day Of May,
1898, given from Samuel Moale, Trustee, to
Charles Conoway, running thence bounding
reversely on said line as run with degrees
and 80 minutes allowance to correct the va
ration. moth ~ degrees and 80 minutes,
west so perches to the beginning OF a deed
of conveyance on the oath day of April,
1893, TO James Conner, from Samuel Mcale,
Trustee, thence running south SO degrees
west % perches to a stone; thence south
As degrees and 80 minutes west, 16 perches,
south 20 degrees and Is minutes west, 16
perches, south 81 degrees and As minutes
west, 6 perches south 10 degrees and 80 min
utes west 20 perches to the north edge of the
Lime Kiln Road !; thence running with and
bounding on the north edge of said road a
distance of perch from the centre thereof.
the FIVE following courses and distances, to
wit: south degrees and Is minutes east,
Is percbes; south % degrees and 10 minutes
east, 36 perches. south 35degrees east. 4per-
ches; south 40 degrees Il Is minutes east. 16
perches; south So degrees and 30 minutes
east, ii perches to stone heretofore plant
ed as q boundary between the lands of
James w. Tyson, Jacob Ritter; and that part
OF ;::a Iii Ii; on the 7th day of April, 1851
conveyed by George ". .ianroe to YIN. II.
Harden; thence bounding on said convey.
ance the 5 following courses and distances
to wit: north 80 degrees east, 262 perches,
north II degrees and 80 minutes east 203
perches; north 3 degrees and Is minutes
east, 2l4 perches: north "A degrees and 30
minutes east, 309 perches, south IS degrees
and IS minutes east, 14percEes; andthence
still bounding on the above referred to con-
veyanee and with a straight line to the first
mentioned place of beginning.
Also all that Tract of Land, containing
I2 l-2 acres and 16 Square Perches,
part of 'Windsor Forrest corrected, be-
ginning at stone planted at the end of l3
perches on the LIST line of said land and run
ing thence with and bounding ON the outline
thereof, north ID perehes to a stone, north
81 degrees west SO perches to stone, South
744 degrees west % perehes to a stone,
south SO degrees west 81 perches to stone,
south 279 degrees west l6 l0perches, then
reversing and bounding on Joseph Mekin-
stry's I'd line reversed, north 82a degrees
east 22l perches to the beginning.
The title to the above lands is believed te
be indisputable. =. /.
TERMs.-One- third cash. at the sale, bal
ance with intereS in and months.
For further information apply to Vim
Geo. Read, 81 Lexington Street, Baltimore
SOPHIA e. READ.
J. Henry HOPPE, Auctioneer.
nov 26,-3t
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raRpRN0CRAFIGz ADVOCATE
az ussryBIssaEp EVERY rnrnsDAY
81 Wn. q. yandsrforl Proprietor.

sA-0FFICE--yo- ;, CxnaoLL HALL.
Tssxs-s2:5o rery year to be paid in advance.
Sirsle copies five cents No subscription re-
vetreH for,less than a year.
= aAns sRrstSs RATES..
One square, of Shines, will be inserted 8 times
hf less tor enc dollar, and Is cts for each SUBJ
ssequent insertion. 6ne square mos. $3.50 (;
s mos So ; year S6. No advertisement in
serted fur.less.tban 5 Zoe. Business Cards SIS
per year, when,uct .erceeaiag 8 lines. When
che number ofiiusertiens Is not marked. adver-
Gfsements will be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly.
zag- Yearly advertisers must confine adj
refreshments to their own business
ObituaEies andscommunicstions of personal
Iaxtare, FIVE cents per line.
+. Local Notices TensCents per line.
Advertisements lin which large number of
'igsres are used viii be charged rs cents per
square extra. ~f9 $500
Ma ETl1etters ahonld be addressed to The
DeaocRArIc ABvocArE, Westminster, Md.
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NOTICE.

TIME Office of the Board of School Com
missioners will hereafter be open on
MoNDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, for
the transaction of business with the Score
tary, Treasurer, and Examiner.
j. M. NEWS0N,
Westminster, oct LIT Secretary.
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aI,IEs.- !, m. H. Geatty has just re-
4 eeised n hne lot OF french Lasting
sG,f.ittrs. may I.
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DUaroNS roBACCo ANTIDoTE
ID for sale at
~ A. Il. HUBER'S,
dee 10 No 2. Carroll Hall.
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$50 Acres OF Land .

more or less, and particularly described by
metes and bounds. in the mor.gage from
John Becraft to Robert III. Pennington
above mentioned The improvements con-
sist of a FRAME DWELL
ING, and out buildi. gs.- y
The greater part of land is ~ r ass En- %
cleared l3.as :. S Ezss4zzzz1zssa
The TERMS OF SALE ARE,-0ne half of
the purchase money in cash, and the bal,
ance in two equal installments of six and
twelve months, with interest on the credit
payments from the day of sale, to be secur.
ed by the notes of the purchaser, endorsed
to the satisfaction of the undersigned;
- WILLIAM CHESTNUT.
dec 3,-ts
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Estray.

.4tAME to the premises of the subscriber,
~ about threeiaopths ago. Barrow hog,
left ear marked and black spot on the
right hip and side. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take 1t
away.
dec 1915 NOAH A. BROWN.
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PU u LIC S y L b
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
s,.T IN HOWARD COUNTY.

DY virtue of a power contained III a
ID mortgage from John Becraft to Robert
H. Pennington, dated the i99..h day of Sep.
TENDER, 1867, and recorded in the Land
Records of said county, in Liber w. w. W.
No. 81, folio 26S &C., the undersigned, will
offer at Public Sale, at Waters Station, on
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, on
Tuesday, the 29th day Of December, 1868,
at Ii o'clock, 4. NJ, all that piece or parcel
of ground situate in Howard county afore-
said, near Waters Station, on the Baltimore
and Clio Railroad, containing
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MOTH r tine lot Tassaled Kid Gloves, jus
"a received at j. r. Busby's & Co.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
IN CARROLL COUNTY, ND.

DY virtue of a mortgage from Stephen
n r.. Gore and wife, to M. w. Graham,
dated March II, 1865, and recorded among
the I.aaa Mortgage Records of Carroll coun-
", in Liber G.. E. W., No. 2, Folio 2sl,
&c, the undersigned Assignee thereof, will
sell at the Court House door, on %
Thursday, tie 17M day Of December,
1868, at II o clock, A. NJ, by public auc-
ton, all those 2p
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
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4 co.spany at Castiet's,, W.. stand.
.aetures 100, 900 slate pencils pes day
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate and
Personal Property,
Near FranklinvilIe, Carroll county, Nd

Near Franklinyille, Carroll county, Nd
DY virs.e of Decree of the Circpit
ID Court Er Carroll county, sitting as 2
Court of Eqnity, passed in cause No. lOla,
wherein Deborah Dorsey is complainant
and Levin Dorsey defendant, the under
signed, as Trustees, will oaer at public sale;
on the premises of Levin Dorsey, situated
about = miles south west of F anklinyille,
III Franklin District, on
Thurselay, the l7h day Of December,
1868, at 10 o'clock. j. NJ, the following
Valuable Tract of Land situated on the
Buffalo Road, in Frederick county. adjoin-
Ing lands Of Daniel Nusbaum, Philip Mas
baum and others, containing
25 Acres, more or less
and being part of the Home Farm of said
Levin Dersey. About 5 acres are heavily
Timbered; the whole under good fencing
and well watered 5
=. TERMS OF SALE :-One- half cash on the
day of sale or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court, and the balance in six months
from the day of sale with interest from the
day of sale, the purchaser or purchasers
giving notes with security to be approved of
by the Trustees.
Also on. the same day and at the same
time and place the following Personal Prop
erty will be offered and disposed of, to wit:
"a good Work Horses, szsSzS5s
G5Ao Year3ing Colt, Mich S5ssskS,E
N1sA Cowss.tive Of which willszA24zzg.
soon be fresh, | Heifer with Calf,.l Steer,
l two year old Bull, 2 Calves, 1 Sow and
I Shoats, -Four Horse Broad Tread Wagon;
Stone Bed. and Hay Carriages, ] Cart and
Gears, sett Wagon Gears, l three horse
Plow 2 two horse. Plows,1 Harrow, Single
and Double Shovel Plows, Long Chains,
Buggy and Harness, Wheat Fan, Cutting
Box, 100 barrels of Corn, lot of good Hay
in the stack lot of Corn Fodder, Is acres
of Grain growing, with many othsr articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE:-Al sums of SO and
under, cash all SUMS above $40 credit
of three months will be given, the purchaser
giving notes with security to be approved of
by the Trustees, bearing interest from the
day Of sale
DEBORAH DORSEY,
-0s5. Z. HENRY DORSEY.
Trustees of Levin Dorsey.
SMITH & MCKELLIP, Solicitors.
.THos. B. BUCKINGHAM, Auctioneer.
nov % is
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e Gus and L o t
At PRITATE SALE,
IN NEW WIND s0R, MD.

"HE former residence rof
the subscriber, every AtSs:SAlS
thir G convenient and in good M M aass ls IA
repair, excellent well ofwater -
and cistern,o choice variety of shruhery
and fruit trees. large stable and carriage
house. Also an adjoining building lot,
The above property is suitable for tae
private residence of a mechanic, as at con-
tains an excellent roona for shop and is
centrally located.
DIR. 3. f. BURLINGTON.
oct 29.-tf
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SaaERiFFALFK.
~ LILLIAN STEINER, of New Wind
w sor District. is announced as ca.
tiieiate FOR next Sheriff. fecl2-tf
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C. ID. HI i l. Il
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Agricultural Implements and Machinery,
Fertilizers, Seeds, Hardware, &c.
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the Sale of Tobacco, Grain, Cotton and
Naval Stores. Particular attention to get,
ting Seed Potatoes, Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Rye.
and when to be delivered.
C. d. HILL,
No s Camden ST., between Light & Charles
Streets, Baltimore, Md. nov l9-ly
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MARYLAND ENTERPRISE. -The Wash
ington Star of Tuesday has the follow
ing. SIT
IF Maryland succeeds in carrying out
all her enlarged projects of internal i'm
proyements. and steamship and railroad
connections, she will probably astonish
the country good deal more within
the next half dozen years. Maryland
at this time illustrates the advantage
of having large minded progressive men
in her burders, who are nfusiag spirit
of energy and enterprise amongst the
people oi the State lhat is producing
aud will continue To produce great rel
saits.Fna IS 81 60 -
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81 d girl eleven years old, named ANNE
Shay, was Killed ia WIiiningtoa, Dsla
ware, on Monday afternoon, BY her
clothing b, iu:s cap;,ht IN tbs naetAner{
of an epglne Sine Was rapidly wiiliirledd
around. aud her nead striklpg ~ ti'e
Drivk aetf Draaain was cru assl .
4alIA.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

VALUABLE PR0PEhlI
1T PRIT1TE Sale
v;r.,,e of . mower Of Attorney conyeye si
,o'the undersigned By the heirs OF p Danie'
s&ofti offer deceased, he will oner -
Sale a Farm containing about
III Acres of Land,
.;tustea in Uiontown District Carroll T eonn.y
Waryaand wishin one half mile OF tns Ne IA
of Uniontown, and distant from - Dennis
Railroad ~ miles, adjoining lanes e shout
.Ceoksoa, Thomas shepherd ana Otne's' 81
,one-sixth of this property Is
FINELY TzNIBERED, Z
A. sa,apce in rood state of cultivation, and
II, n1er good fencing, and well watered ian = .
stone on the properly The Improvements
consist Of one a-A
BRICK DWELLING, ~ ~ ~
r.centjx re.shiurled, containing rooms, kitc1-
on and hall. Nith two good dry cellars extena-
;no under two-thirds Of the building; large
s WITT Err b Arm,
10, SO feet, with wagon shed, corn crib, ana
= snfsc;ant smo,,nt of stabling for IL head OF
ho,ses and 90 Of cattle, one large hog house,
% by 45 feet with loft for storing corn, ana aiso
carriage house. poultry house, ice house, anu
an elegant dairy, with well or water AZ tns
house, and one at the barn. said farm Is ven
stocked with fruit trees, consisting OF aPPIes'
Pears, Peaches, &e,, and as mpen a Sov s. nav
ing been realized in GRe season from Tats
1dSoiaing the above described property u
syin ahopk .a.tta So
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" aluable Farm
AT PRIVATE SALE.

rTNHE undersigned offers his FARM at
Private Sale containing
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NOTICE

To tie Creditors Of Isaac z. ,Stonesifer,
deceased. i4g
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M A s O MIC .

dee 10-tf
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Examiners Notice.

dec lots
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young LADIES'. ACADEMY, UNDER THE DI
RECTION OF THE URSULINES,
TwaFNILEs BELOW NEW oRLEANas

This Institution which the inhabitants OF Louisans
sf %o, e than p
By the Of as
MORAL EpucArIoN-The object constantly kent
IN Sis~ III IKE a: Is sn h ns g
:ass sysas Of
S Ss Of whose
Of the rpiss Though members Of this co%nuntS
% al se
Il sss ar With is ss Of 4.
=. rHiSsIcAT EDucArIoN-rhe health Of tn. sch
To tss n ansS attentive
s sFen q.
that neither the nor the body Of the Students s
e1 Whs a% s sssir sppcatiea
%hsn sn and sSs . s.
sn SIsSss
M History aen an tho G Of the lS5ss
Xssrossms Fain ssSd
and aTs Are etc as' IN the p basss
Particular attention is paid to Music
TERMS.
Board and a Tuition pee annum $500 pryable quar-
Day Scholars, $3.50 payable quarterly
Entrance for the isoar;crs .....:. 50 90
Entrance for the Day scholars ..... > 90
NO GedhctiOn rs made for those who with
drawn before the end of the quarter.
EXTRA CHARGES.
stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per
quarter -..-..-.-.----.-............ 800
IiusiS' PCT month ..---.----....--...--. IL 90
ror tne Use Oh MUSICAL Instruments, per month 9 90
Drawing including paper and pencils, per month 90
W ushihS, per month .---.....-.......s.. 90
i1APehses or inc batiinS season. 90
Books necessary for the different classes ma he fur
nished by the parents themselves or procured at the
establishment at moderate prices.
~, obSEiiS @AIloNS-Ni lists are limited to Sundays and
thursdays EXCLUsIvELf, and only he made to tho
rdn broth
sisters and ON tho days the pariors
are opened only from ten in the morning until noon
ana from hafpast twelve until hafpast four in the
fruits or other delicacies at the parlor
There is yearly vacation which commences the last
Parents are requested not to prolong that time order
thas all the young Ladies may their studies ON
the No other absence is ever allowed except
in of sickness. Nfs
Young Ladies' wishing to make their first communion
IN the Estaolshment must enter in November OBS tt
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The BIBLE IN SPAIN.-Neither in Italy
nor in Spain have recent revolutionary
movements promoted the objects of the va
rious Bible and missionary societies which
radate from London, as the grand centre
of "modern Gospel light" Such is the
testimony of the special correspondent of
the Times, writing from Madrid SO recently
as the 29th ult. Experiments of evan
gelical chapels, schools, and associations
have" he writes, "been tried at Turin, at
Florence, at Naples, and throughout Italy,
and they have all turned out miserable
failures. Most perfect freedom was allow
ed to every Italian to turn Protestant, or
Evangelical if he was so minded; yet l
question if a single honest conversion has
been achieved during the last ten or twen--
-ty years. There is not anything whatever
to be gained by either opening evangelical
chapels, or sowing what are called Pro
testant Bibles broadcast in Italy or Spain"
This is the testimony of writer so hostile
to the Catholic Church that he is for abol-
ishing all concordats with the Holy See,
and for breaking down every barrier which
serves to protect the teaching OF Christiani
ty from the most open and violent assaults
of infidel.t y. Are our British Bible and
societies prepared for this9 The
special correspondent of the Times in Mad
rid considers there is no other mode by
which the teaching and the influence of the
Catholic Church can be destroyed in South
ern Europe, and we quite agree with him.
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TYR. MALoNEY, DENTIST,

2n3 ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE,
Would respectfully inform those requiring first class
dental operations that he has reduced his charges
te lie within the means of all. Teeth inserted gold
aluminium. rubber aud silver, with without extract
ing the roots, by process \ fit guaranteed.
the money refunded. The doctor awarded the first
priEea gold medal-for the best sets of artificial t--tr
Teeth extracted without pain, by the of nitrous
oxide gas. seI365 Iy