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doubt have made the most oft. We look for
ward in good trust to a crop in excess of 1871,
the best the island has made. Strange to say,
but not an circumstance, the large
ness Of the Sugar crop does not relieve the
dizziness Of general trade.-T%esday.
(The open breezy weather holds yet'-FT7'
dag, 4th(.
Yellow Fever is busy in Rio, and Buenos
Ayres is taking precautions to prevent it reach
ing them. So should we. If We don't, and
let it in, the islands north of US will cut our
acquaintance for half a year at least, and the
Mail steamers will be in trouble.
The first shipment Of Sugar from the Usine
Sainte Madelaine in Trinidad has come to
hand, and part of it was offered for public sale
yesterday. The best quality, which is bright
white Sugar, sold we'll, but the second was
bought in, as the prices asked were above the
ideas Of buyers. This better description has
lately been sold in Baltimore at 83 per ton
more than can be obtained here. This high
price was paid by Refners, who (under the
new American system of duties and drawbacks,
which admits this Sugar containing SO per
cent. of saccharine matter as inferior to No. 10
standard) are, it is stated, able to obtain a
bounty on the export of Refined Sugar. In
deed, it is rumoured that parcels of American
cut Loaf and crushed Sugar are already on
their way to this country, and that the export
demand from Greenock to Canada is being ra-
pidly extinguished.-Pr0duce Markets Reulea0.
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THE PEACE 0E aEDROHE.
(From tie Earp. Masg,},

In the House OF Lords Earl RUSSELL moved
on the 3lst May, an address for so much of the
correspondence between the British Govern
ment and the Governments of France, Germany,
and Russia, Italy, Belgium. and other countries
relating to the peace of Europe which had
taken place since the commencement of the
present year, as could be made known to Par.
lament without injury to the public service.
In doing so the noble Earl, citing the precedent
of 1914, observed that he did not think the
state of peace secure unless a similar course
were adopted, and international treaties CON-
Guided for the maintenance of peace-The
Earl of DERBY replied that the Government
had done nothing which they desired to keep
back, but added that it would be impossible
to give a fair account of what had passed ex.
cept by making large use of confidential COM
munications of the opinions and policy Of
foreign Governments. If the publication of
the correspondence were complete it would be
unfair to others, and if partial and mutilated it
would only mislead. Looking also to the fact
that the causes of dispute were such as from
their nature were liable to recur Though he
hoped and believed they would not), he did not
think it would be in the interest of European
peace to give a wider circulation to all the
details of the controversy. Everyone knew
H'~N - ~" "SSN @5O lClCOuo W. AS uOot oDtHVS
rity at Berlin openly proclaimed that the
increasing magnitude of the French army had
become so great q danger to Germany that the
latter might have to strike the first blow, and
that to secure peace it was necessary that the
French army should be much reduced. This
language naturally exciting extreme uneasiness
IN France, the French Government at once
discIaimed all warlike intentions, and that
disclaimer Her Majesty's Government had
accepted as entirely sincere. One Of the diff
cultles that had arisen was that the French
seemed unable to conceive that German appre-
tensions were genuine, but looked upon them
as a pretext for fresh war. In These, circum.
stances of mutual distrGst it appearedto Her
MaJesty'S Government that much good might
be done quietly and unostentatiously to calm
down approximations on both sides. The Rus
sian Government saw the matter 10 the same
light, and the visit of the Emperor Alexander
to Berlin secured a convenient opportunity for
making a representation on the subject. In
the course they had adopted, Her Majesty's
Government had only done their duty. No
sacrifice present or prospective had been made
by this country, and if Ministers were to quit
office tomorrow they would leave their success.
sors unembarrassed and not committed
In any way by what had been done. The
policy of non.intervention, as a general rule,
found most favour with the people, but that
need not mean a policy of isolation or indifer+
ence to the continuance of The peace of Europe.
Earl GRANVILLE having said a few words
commendatOry of the course adopted by the
Government, the motion of Earl Ru ssell was
negatiVed-
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into engagements with men Of known abilities
to come out for the purpose Of searching a few
estates, the company defrayipg every expense
and allowing q fair salary to the party or par
ties in case Of no discovery.-Several other
proprietors would have Joined, but, you know,
circumstances are like carpenters, they
alter cases.
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To FARMERs.
SMITHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE


MI ANIAG largely Increased oar facilities
III for manufacturing purposes, Nc are
now prepared 10 offer to the public jaind.
DC and Reiiabie FERTILIZER, adapted 10 all ag
riculturnl products, aud guaranteed 70 com
pete with any Phosphate 10 the market In
quality, uniformity, and durability Orr
Phosphate is prt up IN bngs, prepared e.
pressly for drilling, and can be applied in
quantities however small per acre. Owing 70
the low price Of wheat, We have decided 10
reduce the price Of our phosphate to S42. 80
per ton for CASH II credit is given, Sa5
per ton, with note, bearing interest from date
Our Phosphate has been ESed extensively IN
the Middle and Southern States, and hns given
universal satisfaction TO all who have tried t.
BY permission we refer yon 10 number Of
reliable farmers aud others who can testify 10
its merits, viz: o
Christopher KoIier, Shrewsbury, York Co. Pa.
George Everhart, -
Cornelius Collins, - 2.
Wm. jarrett, Belair, Hartford county, Md.
CIV. St0eksdaie, Reislerst0wn, Bait. Go. Nd.
Eli j. Peddicord, Cooksyille, Howard Co. Nd.
Eli Davis, Monroyia, Frederick county, Nd.
X. III. Carr, Aberdeen. Hartford county. Nd.
DIR. Ed. Crawford, Woodbine. Carroll Go. Md.
Michael Bartholow, Washington county, Nd.
II. Brown 4 Co., Hamilton, North Carolina.
X, II. shannon, Bealeton, Fauquier Co. Va,
We also keep constantly on hand OIL Wit.
mol, Ground Salt Cake, Ammonia, Potash,
Nitrate Soda, Pure Ground Bone, Charleston
Guano, Plaster, &C. &C., which viii Be sold
at lowest prices. rendering our sincere
thanks for past fayors accorded Us, we solicit
q continuance Of the same. Any further in.
formation will be given by addressing
J. J. SMITH & CO.,
aplT-6m New Windsor, Carroll Co. Nd
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Dl virtue Of writ of Flo,s FaeIas issued
~ hy Henry A. MeAiee, one Of Tie JUST.
Gen Of the Peace Of The Siain IL Maryland. IL
and for Carroll county, NJ tic snil 81 cnnraa
Zaeharias, ilse Of Charles r. Roberia. henilIsl
the goods and chatleis, banda aud tehoInenis
Of Wilhelm Wilderinnih, and 10 me directed.
have seized and taken into execution an ne
right, title, claim, interest aiid estate. ~ lat,
and IN equity Of the said Wilhelm Wilder.
muth, Of, in and 10, 81 that pair q a tract II
land situated In Carroll comfy, II The 8,ate
Of MARYLAND, called . Wilson's InlsnlH be.
ing the Same land which was conveyed 70 The
said Wilhelm Widernnih BY Charles VI:
Brown and wife, hy deed bearing date TIE
18th day Of February, A, ~ 1862, and re-
corded among the Land Records Of Carroll
county, in Lber 6. r. W.. No. 80. folio lG5.
dc, containing
SEVENTEEN SQUARE PERCHES
Of Land, more or less.
Aud hereby give notice that on
Monday, I'M day Of JtAs, ISIS, between
the hours Of one ADD two o'clock. p. NJ.
at the Court House door in the city Of West
minister, ! will sell said property, so seized
and taken into execution, 70 the highest hid
der for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM, Constable.
may 22-fs
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Ratification Notice.

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County
Estate Of Daniel Yeiser, deceased.
Arm, TFRn, 1875.
ON application it is ordered this twenty
~ fourth day Of May, 1875, that the sale Of
residue Of the Real Estate Of Daniel Yciser.
late Of Carroll county, deceased, made BY q.
Michael Silbernagel, Jacob A. Humbert and
Emanuel Yeiser, Executors Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased, aud this day
reported TO this Court by the said Executors
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to- the contrary, on or before the Sd
Monday, 2lst day Of june next; provided a
copy Of this order be inserted for s successive
weeks in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Carroll county, before The said Sd
Monday, 2lst day Of June next. The Execu-
tors report the amount Of sale to be four hun
dred aud eighty dollars, ($480.O0.)
True py,--Test:
HENRY +. BELTZ,
may 29-st Register of Wills.
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There are about 100000 Buckeyes now in
use in the United States alone. What a
wonderful testimonial Of the merits Of a ma
chine do these figures present. II is fact
with which few persons are familiar, that there
were in the year 1874 niaety-eight different
and distinctive makes Of Reapers and Mowers
manufactured in America. Of these ninety.
eight different machines there were made in
the year 1874 about $4,000 in all. OF this
vast number the Buckeye shops made over
one.fourth.
Please call and examine the machine be-
fore purchasing. Circulars containing dc.
scription, sizes, prices, &c. sent on applica-
ton to
P. EDWARD BEcKLEY & co.
M Reisterstown, Nd.
Dealers in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds,
Farm Implements Of all kinds. Knives,
Sections, Guards and Repairs Of all the lead
ing Reapers and Mowers in use in this State
kept on hand or furnished at short notice.
may 2975ts
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Two packages of letters from the lost
steamship Schiller arrived at the Dead
Letter Office in Washington on Tuesday.
The letters We're in such a condition as 10
make it impossible to ascertain to whom
they were addressed. Many of them con-
tanned photographs, and in one of them
were two sheets of parchment with the
contents written in Latidn, and heale in
large capital letters, "Pius p, p. IX,n the
lower left hand corner bearing red seal
with the Pope's portrait
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Insolvent's Notice.


"ANTED 1000 TONS OF CHESTNUT
w OAK BARK, for which S. 90 per ton
Of 1000 ibs. viii be given. No Bark received
unless dry and il good order.
ALSO, 500 TONS BLACK oak BARK,
for which 100 per ton Of z2l0 ihs will Be
gwen, for clean shaved Bark, and 5000 per
ton in the rough
aplJ2n JAMES $. BAER, Agent.
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A despatch from Abingdon, Va, says
that gang Of eight counterfeiters have
been sentenced to terms Of imprisonment
in the Albany Pepitentiary varying from
two to ten years, and to fines of from 5000
to 81 800.
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IT fIIU FFIHVV VI 77-T- -77777-
SEYILLA LANE.
InsoIvent's Notice.

George W. Reck VS.. His Creditors.
ORDERED this 2sth day Of Nay, 1876,
" that George w. Reck give notice 10 his
creditors, endorsers and sureties, that The
Second Monday of November, 1876, Is fxed
for the said George w. Reck TO appear in
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, ID, an
swer such interrogatories as his creditors,
endorsers and sureties may propose or alIcge
against him; and that copy Of this order Be
published in some newspaper printed in Car
roll county, once week for three successive
months prior to the said I'd Monday of No
vember, 1876, as such notice.
True copy.-Test
May 29-Sm# FRANK T. SHAN. Clerk.
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. Commissioners, Notiee.

FHHE County Commissioners of Carroll
- county, win meet at their Office, IN West
minister, on the first MoxDAs on JuI.Y.
1875, for the transaction Of business.
BY order,
JABEz A. BUSH, ;
june 0-4t Clerk.
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SIS 1-s Acres, More or Less.
NO. 1872 EoUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
The Patapsco Building Association of the
City Of Westminster, Mortgage, VS..
Catharine Lockard and Jeremiah Lockard.
her husband.
ORDERED this 3lst day of MAY, A. D.
" 1875, that the sale made and reported in
the above cause by The Patapsco Building
Association Of the City Of Westminster, Mort
gagee, by virtue of the power Of sale contained
in the Mortgage mentioned in the proceedings
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown OF or
before the 9th day Of July next; provided a
copy OF this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll county, once q
week for three successive weeks previous TO
the 18th day of June next. The report states
the amount Of sale to be $4,000.
WIN. N. HAYDEN and
+. HAMMOND,
Judges Of the Circuit Court.
True copy Test
June 5-St FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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THE IMPROVED
BUCKEYE MOWER and REAPER.

HNHE simplest, strongest, liehtess draft,
n and cheapest machine in use. Every
machine warranted to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Over p, 900 Buckeye Nov.
ers and Reapers sold during the year 1874.
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Notice to Creditors.

HtHlS is TO give notice, that the subscribers,
a Of Carroll county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Carroll county, in Ma
ryland, letters testamentary on .she Personal
Estate Of
JACOB BAUM,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased arehereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscr;h-
ers, on or before the 10Th day Of DecemIAs
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Those indebt-
ed are requested to make immediate payments
Given under my hand this oath day Of May.
A. d. 1875.
DAVID b. EARHART.
JACOB BAUM,
may 29-1ts Executors.
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NOTICE il hereby given that the subseri-
~ beers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Tesfamenta.
nv on the estate of
SEVILLA LANE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims againstthe deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated the subscribers
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted are
requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this oath DIV &C
May, 1875.
WM. II. LANE,
RICHARD NJ. ADAMS,
may 29-1t Executors.
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JACOB BAUM.
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

YsHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, TO open n public road in said county,
commencing on the public road leading from
Blakelys Mill to Bakers Shop, ct point
where il crosses the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and to run thence BY the most
practicable route to Cronfs Mill, in Carroll
county, distance Of about four miles.
This is therefore to mott y all persons whom
1t may concern, that the undersigned viii meet
on the premises, on Thursday, he ga day
Of June, 1879, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to execute
the trust reposed in us by the aforesaid com
mission.
JOSEPH II. GILLlS,
ELISHA s. YOUNG.
OLIVER J. WEIGH.
may 22-Jt Examiners.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

ERSEY BULL 'sDan Rice, Herd Reg.
- lister No. III, 3 years old, bought from
the celebrated Dairyman, Samuel ]. Sharpless,
Chester county, Pa. Color, white and hwn.
Win be sold cheap. Address
J. GEORGE,
june Bat Sykesville, Nd.
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MARRIEp.

On the 9Th instant IN Taneytown, by the
Rev. p. A. Long, David Burlington and Miss
Susan Reinhart, both Of Taneytown.
On the 10th Of June, 1875, by the Rev.
Uriel Graves, Ebenezer HarmaMs aud Miss
Betty Bartholow, all of Baltimore. -
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE

MILL open as Day and BoARprxG
w School, September II, 1874, in three
separate departments, with distinct courses of
study, under experienced and efficient Teach
ers, and all under the management of the pro-
prietor and Overwhelmingly:
|. Complete Ladies' Seminary.
III. An Academy--C Classical and Mathe-
matical--for young men.
ILL., Preparatory, Model and Normal School
for common English Branches.
For full particulars address,
REv. l.. b. W. SHRYoCK,
aug l-u President,
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FRAUDULENT WAR CLArMs.-A report
on the subject Of the fraudulent war claims
in Missouri was to have been laid before
the Constitutional Convention Of that State
Monday, by Adjutant General Bingham.
This report, it is said, win show that frau
dulent certificates to the amount of s1I3,-
600 were issued for alleged military
services by the Seventeenth Regiment Of
Militia, organized in Sc. Louis, although
that regiment never was in active service;
that duplicate copies Of the muster and
pay rolls of the regiment were fabricated
to procure the issue, and that the stub
looks from which the certificates were
issued have disappeared The examina-
tion has, so far, extended only to the Sew
euteenth Regiment, but General Bingham
reports that the amount Of war claims au-
dited and allowed, for which certificates
have been issued by the Paymaster GEN
eral, is 81 ,4l4, 325, while the amount due
enrolled militia for services during the
war as appears from the record OF unpaid
claims. y only s365,s6O leaving an ap.
parenily fraudulent balance Of over ST.
00O,000.
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TINE undersigned is prepared to supply
- the community with first class Lime and
Imestone, ut any time, al 10 cenis per busheI
at the Kilns. Delivered IN Maachcsier al
20 cts. per bushel. Delivered ia Hampstead
at y cts Limestone at tho Quarry 81 25
ABRAHAM fREIDER,
\ Ehhvale, Carroll county. Nd.
Formerly called Cornelius Wtn4x' Qnotfy.
may 22-2ms
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri
1S Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county Letters Of Administra
ton on the personal estate Of
JOHN H0UCK,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated To the subscriber
on or before the 8lst day of December next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate Those indebted are
requested 70 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this LIST day Of June,
1875.
ps...sur SAMUEL HOUCK,
Administrator d. b. N. c. T. "A.
Bs15~ CORNELIUS ARNAcosr, Carrollton. il
appointed as my Agent, TO settle the above
estate, SAMUEL H0UeK, Admir-.
iune5-4tF
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On the morning Of the sd instant, near
Freedom, John y. Allen, IN the SGD year Of
his age.
In Baltimore, on the 9Th inst, after long
and painful illness, Levi Taylor, aged 40 years.
On the 9Th instant, in Littlestown. Pa. Mrs.
Margaret Swope, widow Of Samuel Swope,
aged about 80 years.
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lSIL FER Run, CdRR0LL CO., ND.
|HAS beca appointed Agent to canvass IN
IL part Of Carroll and Ball1uof6 counties.
for I; ,. Croweil Z Co, 70 furnish farmers
whit vel Unknown WfLLOUGHBY GRAIN
DRILL, with Crouell's 0uano Attachment,
and the Pratt Twenty Spiral Spring Iooib
Rake, built BY P. B. CroTe|l 4 0o.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.


pY virtue Of two writs Of Fieri Facias is.
- sued by Henry Motter, one of the Jus
tees Of the Peace Of the State of Maryland,
in and for Carroll county, ut the suit Of A.
Smith against the goods and ehattels, lands
and tenements of William X. Grove, and to
me directed, have seized and taken into ex i.
ecution all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said VIM,
X. Grove, Of, in and to all that part of q tract
Of land called the Eight Sisters situate.
lying and being in Carroll county, Il. the
State Of Maryland being the undivided part
of said tract Of land which was conveyed 10
the said William H. Grove by Martu X,
Grove and wife by deed bearing date the 18th
day of May, 1868, and recorded among The
Land Records of Carroll county, in I.iber J.
b. b., No. SO, Folio 1871, &c. and contains
55 1-s Acres, More or Less.
And ! hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the e6h day Of Jaus, instant,
between the hours Of and 2 P. NJ, at the
Franklin House, in the town of Manchester,
! will sell said property so seized and taken
into execution TO the highest bidder for cash.
JAMES W. GREENH0LT,
june OTIS Constable.
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- larger assortment Of Type, Suitable foI
Printing Posters, than any other Office in
Western Maryland.
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Juse, Ah|
r tie Auhs|
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Jumm
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shed ea"
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Literary Notes.

Tile Osgoods are getting out a cheap aud
Convenient edition Of Mr.. w. D. Howell'r exqui-
site "Ther Wedding Journey" for the delecta.
ton of tourists, should this unlucky year make
summer excursions possible. 1t viii be uni-
form with the cheap edition Of ~ Chance Ac-
llantance" in the "Sauu.erer's Series.
"A daughter Of Gerrit Smith, Mrs. Mille.)
has prepared new cookery book to be called
- In the Kitchen Which is shortly to be pub
lshed by Lee Shepard, and is said to be ex.
Gellent.
Those who appreciate solid literature and
criticism will find the International Herie,r pub.
ii-hed SIX times year, at Ill William street,
New York, q valuable and satisfactory pnblica
ton: Its contents for May include g The Practi-
cal Work of Painting by Philip Gilbert Hamer-
ton 'The Prussian Company Column" by Mai.
Gen. Upton, L. S, A. Modern Writers on On
Greece and Her Antique Remains," bv
q. w. Leyburn, D. D., Greece; The
Agriculture Of Prussia, from 1916 to
to 1879, by Alexander Delmar; Life Instl-
rance, by Prof. Simon Newcomb; "The Diff
culties of RepnblIcanism in Europe" by Edw.
A. Freeman. Ii. ID England and seven re.
views Of books. The latter refer to such sub
)ects as the Origin OF Man, Bancroft's History Of
the United States, Supernatural Religion, &c.
inns is solid instruction and food for the think
ING man. We commend it to those who cgre
to think or be instructed.
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--'-7-----------------
Gen, fkiair's COiidttiOn

General Frank p. Blair il steadily improving
ander the operations Of transfusng healthy
blood into his veins. He has now received
three operations. The ir4t time an ounce and
half was transtu=ed; the second time
q little less than four ounces, and tho
last time five ounces. The iirzt two times he
lay almost insensbe and apparently uncon.
scious. The last time he watched the operation
with great interest and articulated few words,
Wilch ne had not done FOR some tiIne. He also
moved his paralytic arm, and a few minutes
afterward fell asleep. His wife and family are
represented to be greatly encouraged similar
operations have been performed recently on two
patients in st. Lons hospital, and il each in
stance the result is sad to have been -atisfacto-