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How Nows--If Seymour aud Blair
had been elected, the present tightness
Of the money market would have been
seriously charged to that event. Every
radical newspaper 10 the country would
dwell upon the fact, aud what is more,
their readers would believe them. Now,
suppose they go to work aud explain
these little difficulties in philosophie
manner, says the Philadelphia Age.
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A mouse nest, feathcred with four
teen dollars Of greenbacks and fraction
ais, was found in store at Green Bay,
Wisconsin; whereupon a local paper
observes; This is a strong argument
for the resumption of specie payment,
as even the lower animals arc growing
wastefal and extravagant under the in.
aa.ion of paper currency" d
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DEATns IN YoRK, PA.-Last year
Mrs. Eliza Metzel shrouded the bodies
Of l09 adults aud 81 children--l40 10
all, who died in this place. In 1867
she laid out II adults and 80 children
-l0l in all. Increase of 80 last year
over the proceeding one .-Isaasyiranian.
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FLoRIDA.-A Jacksonville paper
says: There are $4,000, 900 acres of
laud in this State subject to the claims
Of actual settles under what is known
as the homestead act, Any man, black
or white, may take possession Of one
hundred and sixty acres to-day, clear il,
improve it, aud build home upon il,
and in five years Uncle Samuel will
give him deed of it,"
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"The Poet, Priest, Philosopher and
Sage, all turn with rapture to the Col.
den Age" in which is found the most
desirable hair remover 10 the world,
now widely known as Barrett's Vegc-
table Haii Restorative" Satisfactory
and surprising in its results, harmless
in its application, it is fast securing pub
lie confidence by its own intrinsic mer-
its.-Nen York Ners.
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PUBLIC SALE.

rV,HE undersigned, Executor Of Henry
Keller, deceased, will sell at Pubic
Sale, on
Taarsdsy, he 2sh Of January, 1869,
MT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises Of
said DECEASED, about milo from Mexico,
and abou, miles west OF Snydersbarg'
on the county road leading TO Hampstead,
the following described property, to wit
~ One good family Mare, 7ss5xn
o. Colt, = Mich Cows, 2S-VE1A
NS.A.Heifers, with Calf lzAzA
young Bull, fine Sheep, / Sow and Figs,
Broad. tread Wagon, good three horse
Narrow.treal Wagon, Rockaway Buggy
and Harness, Wagon Bed, Hay carriage,
Stone Bed, Bark Carriage, 2 Furow Flows,
| Harrow, double and single Shovel Plows,
double and single Trees, Log Chains, Breast
Chains, 3 sets horse Gears, Brides and
Collars, Haliers and Chains, Cow Chains,
Jackscrew, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone,
also Wheat, Rye and Oats by the bushelr
Corn by the barrel, Hay by the Ton, Thresh
ing Machine and Horse Power, Winnowing
Mil, Cutting Box, set Of Blacksmith Tools,
Apple Mill and Press, Cross. cut Saw. a lo'
Of Carpenters Tools, Maui and Wedges
Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Mattocks, Axes
Wood Saw. Also Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of Bedsteads ant
Bedding, Clock, Table, | Sink, set o
Chairs, Looking Glass, Cooking Stove anC
Fixtures, Parlor Stove, Copper Kettle
Wool Wheel, Spinning Wheel and Reel
Buckets, Tubs, Barrel Churn, and man!
other articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms Of Sale, All sums Of SIS and IN
der, cash all sums above S. a credit o
six months will be given, purchasers giyini
their notes with approved security, bearing
interest from day OF sale.
No property to be removed until settles
for.
SAMUEL KELLER, Executor.
jal4-ts HARRY Williams, Aacrr
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Westminster Cemetery Notice

The Stockholders and Lot.owuers Of the
Westminster Cemetery Company are hereby
notified thai amecting will be held at CAR.
ROLL HALL, FRiDAY, 10Th inst. at I P.
NJ, for the purpose Of elsctiog President
and Board Of Managers to serve the ensuing
year.
by order of the Board.
Z. X. GERNAND,
iai4-St Secretary.
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jai4s,

District Court Of the United States for a.
District Of Mdryiasd. In BankTupty'
In the matter Of John ID. R5,eder, Bank.
rHpt.
DIsrRIcr or MARYLAND, as.
This is to give notice, that on the s,h day
Of January, 1859, Warrant Of Bankrup.ey
was issued out Of the District Court Of De
United States, for the District Of Maryland,
against the estate Of John d. Powder, q
Westminster, Carroll county, in said Die
trict, who has been adjudged Bankrup, on
his own petition that the payment Of any
debts. and the delivery of any property BE-.
longing to said Bankrupt, to him, or for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law, and that q meeting Of
the Creditors Of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and to choose one or more As
signees OF his Estate, will be held ut Cour
Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at No. 81 Mar.
ket Street, Frederick, Md, befoge b 7.
NJ. Hurley, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy
for said District, ON the iiih day Of Febru
aay, A. d., 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
WASHINGTON B0NIFANT,
y, 3. Marshal for said District
iali-2t
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Joseph II. Bradley, ST., who was
disbarred for contempt Of the Criminal
Court at Washington, during the Sur.
raft trial in 1867, has been restored to
his office Of Attorney by decision of
the United States Supreme Court.
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Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE.

The subscriber win offer at Private Sale
the HOUSE AND LOT sit.
uated on Main Street, near 4A-A
the Sentinel 0.iee, and op.
posite to the NJ. 2. Church. u3fzkL
The improvements consist Of two story
Dwelling in thorough repair, with fine large
Kitchen, Cellar in rear Of same; embraced
with the house is a fine garden containing
choice fruit trees, such as Apple and Cherry,
with great variety Of selected Cnrfants, &c.
There is also fine Log Stable.
IL not sold before April LIST, it viii be
offered at Public Sale.
jali-it HUGH DOYLE.
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Local Intelligence.


The agricultural lSoeistg Owing to
the late hour which we received the
minutes Of the Agricultural Society
meeting We are unable to make any
comments. Tho proceedings will BE-
found below. We urge upon all our
citizens 10 attend the next meeting, at
which time addresses may be expected
II Frederick and Montgomery counties
can be successful 10 this matter, there
is no reason why Carroll should not be
equally so. Thousands OF persons from
the adjoining counties, Baltimore aud
the remoter parts Of the State attended
these exhibitions, aud it has had the
effect to give new impulse to all the
various branches Of Agricultural pur.
suits. Hon. 4. j, Henkle in his lnau-
gural Address as President OF the An
ne Arundel Agricultural Society, says;
"The advantages that have resulted to
the mechanic arts aud sciences. by as.
ISOLATION, discussion, competition aud
rivalry, have also been realized in the
Agricultural and horticultural pursuits,
wherever such means have been resor.
he ;n,eres, and ;,nnor,snoa a. ~ -
loo. dem,oa When aor;onI,n.a =
conducted in the mos. sc;en,;6c s,s
fanatic and snccessf,,I nannar No. a.
Soo;s,;ss Gov H. nromo,;an No.. -. ~
600 10 ,hose S,a,es wharo 49, Ill;
vation Of The soil l. mos, mro,;,ahlv M
suea whore , fsw acrcs aro .,.a.. %
nrodnce and nav as mnob ar hs,,ar ,hao
q larse farm n MANY other sections
and 20, VIII 6nd No, onls g. h.,
conn,v and d;s,r;c, .ssoo;s,;ons e.. ,hs
G,r,h.,.noa IS ,ha;r ;n,aras, ,.;'.1
,nr;s,s ,her. a,,aeh an ;n,no.,aara ~ ~
sn,h means nn.n,.Iloa II $50 - "
sso,;on. IS H. III ID ,ha;u a o'ne s.
prosnerity and success nrove cnnclnl
p;sI'' ~. a .h I l prove eone'u,
,ho;, ;mnor,.n:a ThaYa.o !, na-.s-I
of Al, NM in n, ~, ,a.,.;a. - ~
a., =, ~ ..;.a.. - $50. wy
n,,nr,, onor,,. anJ as,a.ns;S ~. '"s .
!, 10 ,ao aayan,.aas 81 ninno,;,;oy ~
ossoc;a,;on . ~
Pursuant to notice, a number Of our
most energetic citizens met at the Court
House, on Monday last, to take steps
towards the organization Of an Agricul.
tural Society IN Carroll county, aud
notwithstanding the unfavorable condi.
tion Of the weather, a goodly number Of
persons from other parts of the count,
were present. The meeting organized
by calling Lawrence Zepp, TO the Chair
George Shaeffer, Vice President and
appointing W. A. McKellip, Secretary
On motion it was determined to or
ganize the Society on the Joint.Stock
plan, fixing the Shares Of Stock at s5C
each, and limiting the number Of Shares
70 ooo' thereby making a capital stock
OF szo,ooo.
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Property advertise in the Democratic
Advocate.
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PAnchstte having been Inquired Of,
responds that = less than twelve moths
from the 9th Of March, next. President
Grant will be the best abused man in
A.erica, not even excepting Andy
Johnson This response is little dol
phian % it, character, 20 be sure, for il
does not inform US who Is to abuse the
incoming Presidests whether his former
friends o. his former enemies In
merey 70 many hopeful and expectant
mortaIs Plaschette would not draw aside
tho veil entirely which hides the future
from she public eye Cousidsrate Plan
ehe<te {!
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Hfitish Fubllchtt 10 70
OLD SUBSCRIBERS renewing their sab
seriptlons and sending each the name o. one
new subscriber, will be entitled % the full ben
cit OF tho above reduction. Thus, on The re-
ceipt Of ten dollars, we will forward two cePle
Of the Home journal, and two ebPies Of mar
per's Magazine, or any other four dollar PERI
odical, for one year. -.
Old Subscribers renewing their .ubsoripnoa.
may obtain the magazines IN the above hst ~
the payment Of one dollar In addition 70 no
specified rates. Address,
MORRIS PHILLIPS Co,
Publishers Of the Home journal,
jan6 3Park Place, New York. ciys
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LAWRENCE IEPP, Prsst.
W. A. Mckellip, iSec'y.

W. -. .hehohiP, pet "
Support Your Local Pdper.--one
great reason for endeayoring to make
your home paper q good one is, that
whether well or poorly sustained, il is
taken by strangers as the index Of the
prosperity Of the section where pub.
lished. One wishing to 90 TO a new
place naturally looks to the local paper
to give him information concerning the
resources and developments of the vi.
entity, and its appearance aud contents
exercise no small influence in deciding
as to the desirability of the location.
The influence Of well conducted paper
10 attracting attention and immigration
to town or country, and, consequently,
increasing the value Of property, is very
great, and is sufficient reason why it
should receive support from all enter.
prising and intelligent citizens.
Eleven hundred dollars is the net
amount realized by the ladies', from the
fair held during the holidays, for the
benefit Of the Parsonage OF st. johns
Church. The Pastor and ladies' request
US to return their sincere thanks for
the very liberal manner in which they
we're patronized. We give list of the
most valuable prizes rallied, with the
names Of the lucky persons:
Cooking Steve, David Byers China
Set, William A. McKellip Sewing
Machine, Mrs G, A. Hammond Sill
yer Set, No, l, II. A. Brandt; Silver
Set, No. 2, - Stewart; Silver Pitch.
or, Nellie Baumgartner; Pitcher, @.
II. Eckenrode Castor, j. NJ. Parke;
Opera Cloak, Denton Gehr.
Frederick and Psnasgiran;a Line
Raiirood.-At an election Of the stock
holders Of this company. held at Fred.
erick on the 4th inst. the following
gen,lemeu were elected officers for the
ensuing year:--John Loa,s, president !;
J. Alfred Ritter, Lewis Bruner, w. III.
Fac ncr, A. w. Eichelberger, William
RiaedolIar. John Sifford, p. b. Kunkel,
directors; David J. Markey, treasurer;
Jas. McShsrry, Jr., counsel aud sitor-
ney.
DR.. X. II. Thompson, Of Freedom
Dirtrict, sent 70 this Office, on Tuesday
lsst, aspseimsn Of his corn, which is the
iiaest We ever saw. The ears average
IA inches in length, containing IL rows
with 6S grains 70 the row, or 81 6 grains.
The specimens sent we're not selected
particularly 90 account Of their size,
but only as sample Of the crop.
The Lamplighter in the West End
requests rs to state that tho reason why
some portions Of the city has not been
lighted Is because the lamps have been
stolen.
A Masonic Lodge has recently been
organised at Union Bridge in this
county.
Public Sale Bills neatly printed a. the
Office Of the DENocnATIc ADVOCATE.
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n you wish to sell Real or Personal
Property advertise ID the Dsmocvatic
Adbocasr.
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Goldsboroueh, Maine, contaiaiag
eighteen hundred inhabitants, has no
house Of public worship.
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Save Your Horses and Money.
MIDDLETON 4 HALLEh's
Release 4 safety Horse Hitch.

District Rights for sale on application to
JOHN WINTER,
New Windsor, Nd.
He viii be ut the Court House, Westmin-
ter, on the First Monday in February.
jalf-3t
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PUN PS.

EVERYBODY who has use for Pvm,
IL should buy
Morretl's Fire Engine Deep
Well and Force Pump.
Send for Circular.
POOLE q HUNT,
ja1i- Cm Baltimore, Nd.
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n Has EEnxxsr.-The local in the
Albany Esnsfng Hassis The exatsrasce
q biz joy a the arrival Of the buck
absas SESSION, exclaina:
ACsninspesd arriving buck wheat
1usr: How ere you slap jacksl Pass
- ksesy his way IL Jon please Dear
ne Ain't tesy mics. Anotber one. Mary,
Thank ~ Kssp The griddle hot dear
- = \ 49, broun," but not shade
eeypu1 n ~ klIos world has such
AisG. VtaA porld Es have had had
A1ea1 - 1pnntls3l We pause for
ssply = ~ $500 time, look to the
gfitls Aasgs dsar, and keep il hoi-'
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Valuable Store Stand for Sale,

The subscriber intending to change bust
ness, offers at Private Sale
A DESIRABLE STORE STAND,
situated miles south east Of Westminster,
on the Deer Park road, at Deer Park Chap,
Ell, consisting Of
8 ACRES or LIND,
more or less The land has been recently
lined, and has on it M exeellen, Orchard
OF the choicest fruits The buildings con.
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Property advertise in the Democrats
Advocate.
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TEHss:
One copy for one year % 90
Two copies 8 so
Three copies 80
Six copies II 90
Any person sending rs the names Of three
new subscribers and nine dollars, win be enti.
tied 70 IN extra copy for himself daring the
rear.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS remi,tiug 10 advance
may Obtain the Home Jounai and the leading
magazines, for the year ises, Of the following
greatly reduced rates:
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Property advertise in the Democratic
A,irocate.
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VVtItHt W.T. OF Nattf HtAF inc NUUT.
This property is situated in good neigh.
borhood, within half n mile Of three church.
es; sehoolhoase within hfty yards of the
house. This place has been used as store
for 8 years.
THIS property Will be offered at Pnvp,e
Sale until MoSDAr, the 18th DAT or FksRu.
ARY. 1859, when Is no. previously sold, il
will be offered Mt Public Sale.
BeA- Possession given on the FIRST day Of
April, 1869.
Te,ms Of Sale One. half cash, the bal.
anec in two equal payments Of months
and one year each. with notes, and ap.
proved security, bearing interest from sale.
Persons wishing TO view tho property will
call on the subscriber residing thereon.
JESSE II. EBAUGH.
iaI1-ts
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The Home Journal

ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
"The Best Literary and Society Paper In
America"
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A Masonic Lodge has recently been
organised at Union Bridge 10 this
county.
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The Lamplighter in the West End
requests rs to state that the reason why
some portions Of the city has not been
lighted is because the lamps have been
stolen.
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slst OF q large z story frame
House with Store attached,
4 comfortable Log Stable, aud
other outbuildings. An ex.l
caii.,, Ill - Al
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The Machine Shops Of the Western
Maryland Railroad, which were recent.
ly destroyed by fire, are being rapidly
rebuilt, and will be completed in the
course Of few weeks.
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Advocate.
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Sale Of To~n Property.-Johu Z.
Smith, Esq, as Trustee, sold on Friday
last the house aud lot situated on Court
Street, occupied by Mr.. Geo. Il, Wamp.
Ter, to Joseph NJ. Parkc, for the sum
Of S4,650.
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Boys who make practice of tearing
down bills should bear in mind that
there is law furnishing such co duct.
, 1869-08-24

| Ihe loEoTlbE grain has been received Since the
Lhere tables were made up: o47 cars wheat
50 tu No. rid winter: 40 cars corn; s., sol
Lu No do, and 81, 100 bu rejected; n cars anu
NV ou oats; Is ours rye, and cars barley. Total
~ cars and q 100 bn or 4sa 900 bu-the arges!
u The keasop, thus far
9Le1e Nus good attendance on 'Cnange.to today,
anu moderately aciiye set Of markets, though ali
Inc leading gralne1s were lower, In consequence
OF IN Increase IN receipts and later, through weak.
en1cE 1cleErans from New York.
Lake ffctghta were uore active and easier,
o"ners OF sai reeselB werc firm In their views,
anu asked 3E@5hc for corn, but the SIX pro-
iellers now In port wnnsed cargoes, and could
better a1ou to chaz.er low than lie ut the docks
ld!e. They all took corn ut SC and osts at 4c.
Atehwues were quiet but nEm, at the outsIde
footo11ons of Saturday, with buyers 2t sL1s, and
seller 1T s13o. Sales were: - brs today At s. 80
nhd seo ht1s on Saturday evening at sl,1s.
PROVISIONS were toacstye, but apparently firm ut
previously reported Prices, holders protesting
themselves careless nbous Selling. in view Of tho
A8dt stocks On hand Ness PORK ua7 nominal OF
LOO eposr With safes Of 500 bris, se1er January,
saieSS 49o. 70. Lard was nominal at 1e1a19kc, win
summer a11d tcs lo.s ketsled NJ SOC, ana % tea
uo1n,na, a, ratsr@ Dry sailed shoulders wcrc
at 16l 61-c ~ .oasr- aides =: 1sbc; short .ins
for city. N"-1 &a1o~ ot Ike
+ .ne esnelai features OF the nour ma-ro. "a
AiAH4 aoont tie same as noted for seyt7., 49,
rass- oa5ers are not numerous, ana, as c,nsa 1se
luence' very Light business Is being ,ransaf.ao
t11ces' however, are comparatively nrm and VIII
ooe particular variation. Sales TODAY inc,uns
1ne following: Whl'eWtnter E1rras-eo bris nI,eue
OF missouri at $500; 100 orls on p. t, Red WIN.
ter Ext1as-eeo brls "H.awatha " ~ sGoex. IN
b1ls "Golden 6heafn Ut s7e.. I'm
b13s not named ct &7P5 snrinr
1oo Iris not naned ut 7.12; 100 b1ls do A. 81 ~
leo brls do at sde0: 1G0 bra 10 at saoo: ~, r,s
DO Ut sa'o; 100 brs do At $50. Spring 6uperones
20 brls not named at 3aott a. bEls DO at sl1o:
= brls DO at ta.sa Uusound Winter Exttas-1co
1tIs rot named At sa4a. TotaiS 1,47a orls.
Wheat Was Irregular, Yet steady, and moderately
neufe. No. sPrt1g was easier, t}pt Was kept up
BY the demnnd to I'll options uaatuNng thls month,
III the same grade on option was very weak for
, 1869-08-24

y,dnsJ. from wtoae body Fnccssslve nroo'ls oi
vn7no nnmbertng rom 100 to 900, arc discharged.
Gr Coobod had found Ressod o. Ell, 7, npe -,
1nrrr mrscle tiesh-wornB Of the human subject
into he sexually mature adult u1calna o. the do1
If nj the wons Nesc casa1eo9s'y es ytefi ~
pccted before Intestinal irritation Whs Ma1nea .,e
SYMPTOM But tn cases where he HosM WEI
young and tEee IN he muscle
iaAc rlace before other cncystcd "oI'ns "ese IT,
lcased from their capsules ,u..,,,o, N N. r,r.-
thus succession of fresn ~ nnctad NJ fo.,
cnlRr apt-nerFouB syEteu might be eApECtea lluin
The art fen hours TO penoa " wv ~ VI @ ~
weeks In tho f0tal cases eaSn.usn ~ tSo saS,Sso
and Hamilton 70 1nSe r!S 6nt ~ IN he Son Cases
"nn ~ ~ trn distinct and complete c5sts were CT
trarted fron The man'sle THIS mas eight weeks
after eating ne RoSSa seH psn st feit
&. ths rnscle4 The Ereat shock to The system,
Eh,eh frequently terminates fatally appeasa TO re-
~. sui nne rerod; thus 5ounF aud healthy persons
sre frequently ktlet, soOn@ tAan Older AND more
1aehte ner.on6 the reason beug that IN the former
nasc mnrc sap! nansea more readily overcome b. &C
tye c4er1iUn, aud the breeding OF the worms be-
rnuee excessive and continuous In the Hamilton
htst her mother survived aix weeks a1ter eating
the fatal rrpasL
In 1866 some valuable experiments were con-
aGns Tos b. b. + Spencer nc et coSSold, wnose f.
searches on Ccstoid Entozaa pnce him at the head
OF English authorities on such subjects. After
rcrimsnls On birds ali proved negative Tnlee
Sheep, rEo dogs, one pig and one mouse gave also
negative results. Nine cases we're successful :
aud aud one , hedgehog. Wine we 81 might, taereiots,
conclude lhat birds and hc1tIyorous mammals
were scsr unlikely Eubtecia for infection b! this
the dog and pig, for Instance, might partake Of
the food and yet escape Infection. THIS helped to
, 1869-08-24
REAL ESTATE.

We near OF the sale, today, OF ten acres Of land
on the northwest corner OF Kiuzic and White side
sGeel5 Just one sn:1c vest OF The city l,.u:s aud
ironing on + boulevard, at s4.CAo per eCre.
"affahtec deeds, conveying city and Suburban
property Within seven miles Of the Court upuse
tiled for record on Monday, August %:
wentworth nv, G2ti II Il OF BushaeH st, cr
G2h2.D It; August e1.....,.... tl,
bnsLue!. st, - II " OF Wentworth ~, in
rear of lot, 2axGeL It; Angus. a1,., 1.6oo
OaslieH T, E'G 1t oi Douglas place, wLSi
XIX 4.l0 r; April 20. Observation-Disclosures. ohA
-afuoid st, G. !! n Of TWca:y. .n.nth 81, e a5
Aleof:: June H. 1856. sG7....... 2ao
1a!steu tt. 8 c cor OF Eiplauale st vi
:, +sxlGs ''lu II; Angus! el.. lam
feuhtn w. 96 II n OF ktnZle St, " I, a5x11a
f,an1,ant.s 49, -: =: 9cu
.a!Hentel 81 1l6 II OF i1Cbb2ti st. " 1,
Trst saan,l ~ :; aIgIst Az M';...-... e,1oo
l2o It; August tI4...,, II. ''- sno
fu!ttn 81, 81 t-lu It c Of Elzabrta st.sr
laa = Of 5t3li11. II; May a1 $40
1,.,, soCTH OF CITY LIMITS.
fNtn-nIta st, o. 1t # OF E1,nh.rk ny at
Alt II, August nea
b.9e lssilhd ~. Il cor ol Futy.Iftn 81, ID
acrts with buildings; August il, 10 .uoo
+ ;. o1s n e :. Of = " !: Sec, Il. as ID
. eAst, tlU acres>: july a,.... ooo
ON M an =, =, ~ I'M II y Of Wentworth 4y, I, 44xI
s%nn #, 2lG Il v Ut Wentworth ~, ~ siy
- t -. -, :. ....-.-.--......-, 500
,.,tho-. "EST or CITY LIMITS.
]alheIne 81. ZIG It # Of Rucewtu st nt
ssAi.4 IT; A{rll rll1....,... ~,
VI est Jackson ST, q cor pl JlocETe}i e. ~ w
s+S4lSo s-lo IL August lS..,,,.. $50,