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A Rival Of the Great Eastern.

The coming ship" as the intended
rival Of the Great Eastern is designated,
has at present been ex ibited, 10 model
only, in San Francisco. II is to be Of
the sams size Us the Great Eastern, ex i.
cept that instead Of % feet it will draw
only Is feet, aud it will carry proper.
tioually less tonnage, 1t is destined to
carry four times as many passengers as
any present style Of ship, and 10 sub
stitute for bunks regular beds; it will
also give four times the space to state
room. The San Francisco Times says /:
The present mode of bunkiue passen.
gers Is unworthy OF the age. Sea-siek.
ness, it preven,ible by construction,
should be rendered obsolete. This de.
sideratum is attained in Thomas Silyer's
coming ship; il IS secured by the pro
portions of the ship, aud by there being
80 feet less Of the hull out Of water
than 10 the Great Eastern, but the mo-
ton is rendered almost imperceptible
by a new device. The state. rooms, in.
stead Of being at the outside limits of
the vessel, are amid ships that is, along
the centre line of the ship, where the
roll is scarcely perceptible. The saloon
is to be 500 feet long, aud clear of oh,
structions. Il is not for dining. In
stead Of public table, there are to be
two competing restaurants at the ex.
tremities adjoiaing the saloons. The
ship will sell passage only, the board
being payable as meals are ordered. IL
is contemplated 10 carry second class
passengers aud third, class 10 the same
way. The present first class hunks will
be for third-class berths.
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Several attempts have been made
within short time TO Gre the Children' 3
Home, at Lancaster, Peunsylvania, COO
tanning nearly two hundred inmates. -
Friday evening another attempt was
made by placing old cloth 10 the bung
hole Of barrel Of coal oil 10 the cellar,
and igniting the end outside. The at.
tempt, fortunately, was discovered and
the FIRE extinguished Suspicion fell
upon . girl fourteen years Of age, 40
inmate, named Ellen Doyle, who 6rst
denied all knowledge OF the matter,
but on Saturday morning confessed that
she had not oaiy made the attempt Of
the previous night, but also similar
one during the last ten days. She was
committed for trial.
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DIED.

On the goth of January, 1869, in this city,
John D. Woods, aged 80 years, month
and days,
On the 3fst nltimo, in Gettysburg, Pa,
Mr.. Peter Hamburg, aged 10 years and 3
months. He was n good citizen and highly
respected by all who knew him. The re-
mains were inferred at Taneytowu, this Co.
In Washington city, on Tuesday after.
noon, I'd instant, Howard Martin, youngest
son Of Thomaz &. and Sarah W. Martin,
aged year aud IL days.
In this city, on Sunday afternoon last, oil
Group, Anna Elizabeth, daughter of I.
Everest and Mary A. Sellers, aged years,
IL months and day.
"Place on the pillow
. The dear little head;
Gonei Speak IL softly
The spirit has fed.
Press the lids lightly
So waxen and cold
Smooth the curls (. nuy,
The tiny hands fold.
Take mp the play things,
Hide them away,
In the dark closet,
Ever TO ftay.
SVtIef Wbtte to1tnuO8
Covered with dew
Emblems Of pure love,
Tender and true.
Is there sorrow
Seems greater than this
knoEing tomorrow
We press the last kiss
Close the white easket,
Lock IL with caro-
Never vas angel
More lovely and fair,
Bear away gently
Our idol Ito dust,
Father in Heaven
To thee we entrust,
Gone Tar from evil
AL 10 now we'll,
Take from snferingt
In glory 10 dwell"
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Estate Of Julia A. Bopman, deceased
N0TIcE !. hereby given tha, The sasser !.
Court q Carroll county, letters Documentary
ON The Personal Estate 81 f4
JULIA A. BOWMAN,
late Of Carroll county, deeessod. All persons
having elaims against said Estate are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same within Ax months
from this date, otherwise Their may be sxclnd-
dcbted are requested 10 make Immediate par
JOHN WARNER,
feb li-,ite Executor
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In tie District Court o. The United States for
he District Of Aaryiaad--ia Bankr.Pf'
ey--,in the matter II Wm n. Shaefsr,
bankrupt.
vTvIIIS is TO give notice that petition has
j been presented TO the Court, this Sd
day Of February, 1869, By VIM. II. Shaeifer,
Of the county Of Carroll, State Of Maryland,
and District aforesaid, . Bankrupt, praying
that be ,pay be decreed to have = full dis
charge from all his debts, provable under
tho Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said
petition: Il is ordered by the Court, that
a hearing be had upon the same on the 9Th
day Of March, 1868, before the Court 10 the
city Of Baltimore, in said district, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, aud that notice thereof DO
published Ia the Baltimore Gazette and the
Westminster Adrocofs, newspapers printed
in said district, once week for three weeks
before that day, and that oil creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons
in interest, may appear at said time and
place and show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
JAMES W. CHEW,
Clerk Of District Court for said District
feb list
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A man in Benedict, Maine, sells n
large quantity of apples every year for
just 80 cents a bushel. He night get
four times as much, but declines to take
more because he thinks that is lust
about what apples are worth. He de-
clincs to sell more than four or Eve
bushels to any one man. Rather doubt
full.
by order Of the President, the re.
mains of Mrs. Surratt has been deliy.
cred to her family for decent burial. 1t
appears that petition asking that this
be done, signed by about forty members
Of Congress. was fled in the War De.
partment about two years ago, but eau
not now be found.
The Grand Jury Of Washington, d.
c., has found true bill against man
who, without knowledge or skill in med.
icine, administered ten grains Of sui
phate Of morphine TO woman, who, il
is alleged, died 10 consequence.
A gentleman in Sacramento has sued
woman for breach Of promise, putting
his damages at 10000. Verdict for
the defendant The Sacramento faion
calls it 'he breach of promise csse."
The actor, John Mccullough, had
benefit at Salt Lake City, recently, at
which the receipts consisted principally
Of corn in the ear, sweet potatoes, white
mice, young pigs, aud 200 ak handles.
A petition asking the pardon Of
SpaugIer, confined at Dry Tortugas for
completely 10 the assassination Of Mr..
Lincoln, was presented TO the President
Saturday.
A madmau 10 Hannibal, No., under
religious excitement, killed his little
daughter, aged ten, horribly butcheriua
the body, and Offering it, be said, as
| sacrifice.
The late Hon. NJ W. Bates, Of Do
yer, Delaware. left $1,000 70 the super
animated preachers Of the Wilmington
and Philadelphia N. e. Conferences.
Practical analysis, 10 ono iastan &c
showed that the last cup Of milk frou
a cows udder contained sixteen time,
as much cream as the first cup
lothian J. Kennedy has lately beer
sentenced nj Portland TO ten years |,
the Maine State prison, for abusing hi
wife while be was intoxicated. (
The President has directed that
pardon be issued for DR.. Mudd, one o
the alleged eonspirstors 1t the Dry Tor
tugss.
| One 6rm 1t Frank fort. on the Main /
said u have sold seventy Ave Thousand
carte photographs of Mrs. Lincoln.
| Guernsey cows. lately imported, sol,
for $500 each last week in Mobile
One bull brought $3.50 and one 500.
I Two fsllows;in Dubois county, Ind.
recently swopped wives, one paying tn
other three bushcie Of corn 10 boot.
ssssnty-one out Of nisety.two eoun
tics 10 Indiana have railroad commuui.
cation.
Hon. john @. Breckinridge arrive,
10 Baltimore on Saturday last, and /
the guest Of the Rev DR.. Bullock.
IL you wish 10 sell Real or Persooa
Property advertise 10 the Democrati
Adrocase.
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In The District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Naryiand-ia Bankrupt
g-ia he matter Of Peter b. Aikesen,
Bankrupt.
THIS is to give notice that petition has
l. been presented TO the Court, this I2th
day Of January, 1869, by Peter b. Mikesell,
Of the county Of Carroll, Ssaseof Maryland,
and Districs aforesaid. bankrupt, praying
that he may be decreed to have full disr
charge from oil his debts, provable under
the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said
petition: ID Is ordered By the Court that q
hearing be had npon the same On the 9th
day Of March. 1869, before the Court, in
the city Of Baltimore, In said district, ct 10
o'clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be
published in the Bsifinorc Gasesfs and the
Matchmaker Advocate, newspaper printed
in said district, once a week FOR three weeks
before that day, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons
in interest, may appear Of ssid time and
place and show cause, il any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
JAMES w. CHEW,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
feb ll-3t.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

II \ virtue OF a Decree Of the Circuit Court
- Of Baltimore city, in the case wherein
Ezra Chew and others are complainant.
and Matilda A, Campbell and nthers are
dctendants.the subscribers, IN Trustees, will
sell al Public Auction, on the premises, a
short distance from Paaapsco Station, West.
ern Maryland Railroad, on
Thursday, The al dey Of Marh, 1869.
at II o'clock A. NJ, all the Real Estate Of
James A. Campbell, Of Baltimore city, de.
deased, as follows:
FARM No. 1,
containing Ninety One Acres (9i) ofLand
more or less. The Improvements are a
Large Nep House, kuuR
not quite finished, a splendid &&!!lA
building when completed; the 3iksR
cost TO finish said building will ,@
be but small; good Barn, Tenant House.
Carriage House, Hog House, &c, &c. The
land is in good state OF cultivation. having
recently been heavily lined and improved
The Paapsco Falls passes through said
land well Of good water near the door,
with Springs in various places on the farm;
a variety OF fine fruit trees in bearing con-
dition. apple, peach, pear. &c. q due por,
ton in Timber, several hundred panel Of
post fence recently put up. Said farm is
laid out in convenient fields.
FARM NO. 2.
contains about Fifiy.Two Acres more or
less, a good portion Of which is in Timber.
Buildings are
A LOG HOUSE, STABLE, &C.
Said property well waiered with Springs.
A part OF this land Is in good condition,
having been lined aud improved 10, Of
fine young fruit trees, some in bearing con.
dition also lime kiln. Said property
within 200 yads of Patapsco Station, West,
ern Marylan Railroad.
FARM NO. 8.
joins farm No. /, the county road leading
from Browns Meeting House to Shamber.
gers Station passes IN front Of the build
ings. This farm contains about Thirty
Acres more or less. The improvements
are comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, GOOD BARN,
and Stabling, Cow and Hog House, a Spring
Of good water and Dairy near the House.
This land has been lined, and is in good
state of cultivation, fine Orchard Of choice
fruit, apple, peach, pear, &c.
These lands will be surveyed and plat
exhibited upon the day of sale.
| The location Of this properly makes il
particularly desirable and well worthy the
attention OF purchasers
Any information desired in regard to tho
above property, will be given by calling upon
or corresponding with John II. Chew, Car
rollton, Nd, or James Frame, No. 40 ST.
Paul Street, Baltimore.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed By he
Decree, are One third OF the purchase
money cash, the balance in two equal in.
stalments of one and two years, -crsdi,
payments to bear interest from day of sale,
and to be securedby purchasers giving notes
with approved security.
Possession given LIST day Of April, 1869.
JOHN ii. CHEW,
JAMES FRAME,
Trustees.
|
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Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE.

The subscriber win offer OF Private Sale
the HOUSE AND LOT ait ..
waited on Main Street; near S
the Sentinel Office, and OPP -
posite 70 tho NJ. u. Church
The improvements consist Of two story
Dwelling in thorough repair, with hne 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 a great variety Of selected Currsnts, &c,
There e also 6ne Log Stable.
In not sold before the 10th Of February.
4 viii be offered at Public Sale at2 s'clsck
P. NJ, on that day.
jait-5t HUGH paiLh:
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Don't be deceived into purchasing
worthless preparations until you have
ceased 70 need any By proper use Of
the only genuine and effective one IN
the Market. Barrctt's Vegetables Hair
Restorative viii actually perform oil
that i claimed for il, as thousands who
ara, benefited BY il can testify.-Kcm-
sas Cay journal
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NO. el2 EQUITY.

NO. 9i2 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Susanna Reifsnider and VIM. Shoemaker,
20. Levi IRA Reifsnider.
nRDERED this sth day Of February, A.
" ID. 1859, that the report Of John III.
Winemiller, Trustee, this day fled in this
70 the contrary be shown on or before the
9Th day Of February next provided n copy
OF this order be inserted 10 some newspaper
printed 10 Carroll county, for two success
sivo weeks before the last named day.
JOHN d. BOYLE, Clerk.
True oopy,-Test:
feb li.-2t JoHs B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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1--WE have an smount Of pefishabie property
AZ risk, WHOSE loss would be al ineenvenienee
% car estAis, ns aIsays iasnrs u We are not
Only The property of our families tand perish
able At hat, more than any ether kiad Of prop
srsy !, bat 90 srs de predarirg poser u our
house. Or goods arr burned, We may build more
and earn more bat q 90 are iast, everything
Is gone. II Il Il necessary 70 insare orr build
inru and msrebaudles for gar own benefit how
much more 10 insure our lives, which nsks
goods and merchsadiss, for the benefit q our
iAnilios II We are prosperous, fall-Psid
policy d an investment for the future, that d
beyond any contingsncy. II We are poor, 4
dollar more Or less per week secures hand
sc.ns sum Al later period. What should We
think Or tho sailor Who goes 70 sca without an
chors, beesss. d i fair weather when hs sails,
and what sheuld We think Of the husband and
father who makes 20 provisisa for wife and
childrsa because be 4 ssR e-day, although he
knows be nay moi be aliss tomorrow
Formerly, Il wss difHcalt 10 obtain life insn-
rance IN responsible companies. There were
those which promised large dividends and ad-
vanisges, Without any suidcisns guaranteea.-
Life Insurance should be psgfses--ssenrs be-
yond sIl risks or chanrss A company should
rot only have large capital, but shenld be
managed BY men Of tho highest iatssrity and
financial ability. We believe That We have such
an inslisntion in the National Life Insurance
Company az the United States Of America. II
he's ! fall paid capital Of million dollars and
viii sach Ananeiers a. Jay Cooke and clarence
II, Clark. and board Of directors embracing
gentlemen Of the largest business experience.
We are not surprised that Il Is one Of The most
snccessfzl inssisutions o. kind. Itdelivered
It's frst policy August |, 1855; and the policies
Issued sincs that tine cover Insurance 10 The
amount Of Eight Million Dollars
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PUBLIC SALE.

rTvHE subscriber being about 10 decline
IL farming, will offer at Public Sale, at
his residence, about 9 miles South Of Union.
toun, aud about 2 miles North Of New
Windsor, on
Tuesday, he l6h day Of March, 1869,
al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following Personal
Property, TO Wit 6 head Of val IA
uabio work horses, two OF them are g -
Cue brood mares, both from good MS<sA
stock head Of fine young colts. one Of
them is 8 years, two Of them are years,
and two OF them are year old this Spring |;
-.szrx,, s MICH COWS, and 6,Heifers |;
SVEfkI two OF the cows will he fresh by
--Hza3 the day Of sale one Of the heifers
is now srringing; bulls, one years and
one year old /; spring wagon, broad
tread plantation wagons, one of them suiia.
Bile for 4 or horses ! stone bed, complete;
hay carriages, I mower. Hubbard's; ] sep.
arsior, Geiser's, with harse power; Nc.
Cormick's reaper, circular saw aud frame,
three horse plows, ! large cnltiyator,
harrows, one Of them with 30 teeth; single
and double shovel plows, log chains, stand.
ard chains, ! sixth chain and stretchers,
wagon and pillow gears. fly straps, treble,
doable and single trees, and many articles
not herein mentioned.
Terms OF SALE. For all sums exceeding
SIS, credit OF Q months will be given, the
purchaser to give bond with approved secu-
riiy, bearing interest from the day Of sale
all sums Of IS and under, cash. No prop.
erty to be removed until settled for.
UPTON Ro0P.
feb Its WIN. BRowS, Auet'r.
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Auction! Auction!

ATH. b. GRAMMER's Store Room,
IA on MnspAr EyEsIsc, 18Th instant. at
Z o'clock, the subscribers will offer at Pub
lie Auction their remaining stock Of
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Blankets, Furs, Shawls, Cassimeres, Cloths,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Knit Goods and
Motions, Re-, &c.
This sale is worthy Of special attention,
as it Will be peremptory and on easy terms.
HOOD & CO.
P. s.--Goods at cost at our Store.
feb li,-lt
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PUBLIC SALE,

THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
4 al his residence, now occupied by Mr.
Z. Bankard, one mills from Uniontown,
Immediately on the road leading to fancy
town, on
Wednesday, The 10M Of March, 1863,
at 0 o'clock, A. NJ, all his stock of
AHoRSEs, cows, and HOGS,
Asi with all his Farming Imple-
NIJ mems.
snG2akss For items specified and
terms, see Posters.
ALFRED zoLLICKoFFER.
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NOTICE.

TIME Sale Notes givea to Jacob and viii
u liam @. Rinehsrt. Administrators OF
John RinehAst, deceased, on the 7th Of
September, 1868, viii fsll due on The TN Of
March next, and have been placed at the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Westminster, for collection. Prompt pay
meat Is requested. feb II 81
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A quarrel took place between George
Hartman, Jr., and A.. ID. Hartman, near
York, Pa, on Thursday evening last,
which terminated by George Hart mans
dealing, with a club or other weapon, a
deadly blow upon the skull Of "A. d.
Hartman, the gentleman who recently
kept store at the corner Of George
and King streets, 10 this place. All
the parties are distant relatives. Both
the assailant and assniled are about %
years old, The blow was 80 terrible
that Mr.. HIS skull was broken, aud he
died from It's effects at ii o'clock that
night Fork Pssayicaaian.
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To Let or Lease.

TNHE subscriber will Rent or Lease his
l. late residence, on the county road lead.
ing from Westminster to War6eldsburg,
about half mile from Westminster. near the
Railroad. The house is large and com.
Portable Dwelling. with parlor. dining room
and kitchen on first floor, six rooms on sec.
ond floor; dairy and fountain of running
water near the kitchen door. and one also
in the barn yard large bank barn, anI
other buildings, all new; large garden. and
ground for truck patch.
JACOB MYERLY,
feb II, -3ts near Westminster.
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NOTICE..

0rriox OF THE Mutual FIaR Insurance.
COMPANY, IN BALTIMORE CouKrY.
February 10th, 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the An
IN nual Meeting Of the members of the
Company will be held on
Monday, the isf day Of March, 1859,
between IL and 2 o'clock, ?. NJ, ut the
Secre'ary's Office, No. ! Lexington Street,
Baltimore, for the purpose Of electing IA
Directors for the ensuing rear.
FRANCIS sHRIYER,
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Notice 70 the Public.

WESTMINSTER, Nd. Feb. Let, 1869.
an and after the First Monday Of March,
" 1859, the Nstiopal Banks 10 this city
vii open al o'clock, A. NJ, and close at
. o'clock, p. NJ.
JACOB REESE,
Cashier Farmers 4 Mechanics Nat. Bank.
J. W. Herring,
Cashier Union National Bank.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Cashier First National Bank.
feb1l-st
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Public Anniversary Meeting
Carroll Division, No. AZ, Sons
Of Temperance.

THE 22d Anniversary of Carroll Division,
IL No. AZ, Sons Of Temperance, viii be
Celebrated at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on
Saturday Eeening, February istA, 1869.
at O'Clock. The exercises Of the evening
will consist Of Addresses by Rev. DIR. David
Wilson, Rev. John W. Hedges, Rev. J. B.
Van Meter, and W. L. W. Ssabrook.
Singing Of several Temperance 0des, and
Music by the Amphion Orchestra.
The public are cordially and earnestly in
sited 10 attend.
J. EDWIN WEAVER.
DIR. CHAS. BILLINGSLEA,
NJ. BAUGHMAN,
feb 4,-2t Committee of Arrangsments.
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Aaaipsysary.-carroll Division Sons
Of Temperance will have an anniversary
celebration az Odd Fellows Hall, in
this ei,y, on Saturday Evening next. Mt
Z o'clock. As. appropriate for tho oc-
eusioa NC publish the
SONG OF rHE DEcANTER.
There was an old decanisr
and Is mouth was gaping
wide; the rosy wine
had ebbed way
and len i@
crystal sidei
and the wind
went banning, ham.
ming, up and
down the sides
Il tew, and
through its Feed-like
hollow neck
the widest notes
Il bies. Iplasedi u
In the window where
the blast was blowing
free, and faneiad that It's
pale mouth sang the queer
est strains 10 me. "They tell
me-puny eonqaerorsf the
Plague has siain bis ten, and War his
hundred Thousands Of the VERY best OF
men bat r'-'twas thus the bottle spake--
"bat have conquered mors than all your
famous eonqasrors, so feared and famed
o. yore. Then como ye youths and
msidens all, come drink from oct my
cup, the beverage that dalls the brain
and burns the spirits up : thatputs
10 shame yoar eenqaerors that
slay their scores below; for thin
hss dalagsd millions with the
lava tide Of woe. Thoagh 10
the path Of battle darkes.
wares Of blood may roll;
yet while kill the body
have damaed the very soal.
The Cholera, the plague,
the sword, such ruin never
wreaght, As ! In mirth or
malice, on the innocent
have brought. And. still
breathe upon them, and
they shrink before my breath;
and year BY year my Thousands
tread the dismal road Of pEArH."
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No Musical Family ean afford to be
~ishoss aPssens Musical Monthly"
Il gives, during The year, over $40
worth Of NsH Music, besides the liter
ary matter, and il order to help our
friends 70 good ding, We viii receive
subscriptions At the rate Of g per year.
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A msu has died in Washington from
.,glasders. He bad driven horse
soldering with this disease, and the ply
sicians, after post morton exAmioaiion,
and several artificial experiments, have
decided that he caught l. from the
horse.
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A single mandatory in Providence
is now turning out eyslets at the rate
Of 500, 900 day, aud the export for a
year has amounted 10 81, 900 600 worth
10 1867 We imported very nearly as
many. This is 40 industry that has
germinated snd fruiscd since the war.
Its success is doubtless attributable 10
come peculiar exceIIepcs of machinery.