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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27
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From the Hearth tsid Home.
OUT OF THE GisOGSD.

al BIZ NARY .. DoDsE. sttsH
A glow in the sunshihe,
A pulse In the air, -rHHlas
A something of glAdnesz--
We cannot tell where; affFt
M Biue, born Of heaven, sfta -
FILLING the sky Eaatii rti
iaa A laugh 10 the brooklot sa t.
Hastening by; s, L..,
A stirring Of insects
Waking the wood;
PRAYER breathcd in secret;
"God thou ART good r.
Little birds humming
Joy all round aa
The flowers must be coming
Out Of the ground! -, Z.
Thsy,y, . !, coming They're eouingi
Daifodila sweet - ~
Hear the grass whisper
Under our feet. Hl
Telling OF daisiea,
Telling Of clover,
Telling Of beauty,
All the world over!
Looking up brightly
Where the suu shines,
Sending message
Up the vines
Wake from your slumberg, M
Summon your powers,
Put forth yonr tandrils
fhtyrc eoining-the fiowersi"
They're coming They're oemingl
'lis writ on the air,
In incense and harmony
Breathed eyeryWherei
Winds murmur no longer
Their woe 10 the pines
Can spiders be spinning
Their gossamer lines?
Blue birds are dariing . raa
The branches among,
Wild with pleasure ,..-..
only half sung. tf
Hcrd-bells are tinkiing;
Moonie, the COW, H
Crops the young grassletS,
Emerald now
High on the roof top
SparrOws look forth,
Watching for travellers
Flying to North
Twittering sparrOwsi
Blthesone and true,
lou never left us
All winter through.
Brave little sparrowsl
No tempest lowers
Blest Is your waiting
They're comiDg--the flowers.
lnsy re coming Ihey'fe cOmingl
The beautiful throng,
T0isoOti US aud cheer rs
The whole summer long.
by brook aud in meadow,
Woodland and glade,
Through moonlight and starlight,
Sunshine and shade
They're creeping, they're springinr,
They're climbing the hill;
They're twining and clinging
Through underground still
The blue birds have called them
Praise God for il all
They have heard and already
They answer the call.
Oh, snow-white and purple,
Pink, yellow and blue!
Lie close TO their hearts
TIL the day they come through,
Oh spirit Of beauty, -
Spirit Of grace!
Stil bide yr above them,
Watching the place, .
Fragrance and Lovelinessl
Still hover near
Soon shall your hosts
In their glory appear.
Surely the spriDg-tiine
Is cfOwning rs hours
They're coiningi They're coming
The beautiful flowers
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27
CONSUM PTI0N.

Thousands OF eases, when the pa
tient supposed he was AFFLICTED with
this terrlb1 disease, have been cured
by the use of these remedies. Extreme
emaciation. debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
eases of dyspepsia or disease of the
digestive Organs. Even in eases of
genuine Consumptioa,t these remedies
viii be found OF the greatest benefit,
streng gthening x and inyigoratIng
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Selstt Story.
A FORTUNATE RUIN.
CHAPTER l.

george bOutOn sat III his room IN MS
hotel. He was young man of twenty
six, tall aud slender. with face OF ex
traordinary intellectual beauty. He
was dressed in costly garments, though
his toilette was but indiferently per
formed He was an orphan, aud for
some time had lived at Il hotel 1t re.
quired but a single glance into his pale
features to tell that he was an invalid.
lie sat with his head resting upon his
hands, and his whole form trcmbled as
though with some powerful emotion,
As the youth sat thus, the door
opened, aud an elderly gentleman
entered.
"Ah, doctor, you are moving early
this morning" said Bonten, as he Ian
guidly rose from his seat aud extended
his hand.
"Oh, not early for me, George" re-
turned DIR. Melville, with bright
smile. II am an early Bird
We'll, you have caught the worm
this time"
81 hope it will prove a valuable one"
IL don't know" sighed the youth
" | fear thousand worms will inhabit
this poor body ere long"
"Nonsense, you're worth half a ecu.
tury yet" cried the doctor, giving him
a gentle slap on the shoulder But
tell me, George, how is ii with Row
landy"
Just as ] told you. All is gone"
81 don't understand it, George"
"Neither do / " said the young man,
sorrowfully. "That Charles Rowland
could have done that thing, | could not
have believed. Why, had an angel
appeared to me two weeks ago and told
me that Rowland was not Trustworthy,
| would not have given moments
attention to it. But only thiuk, when
my iuther died, he selected for my
guardian his best friend, as | even now
believe Charles Rowland was, and in
his hands he placed his wealth, aud
for him to keep until | was of age
And when | arrived at that period of
life, left my money where it was;
had no use for it. Several times within
three or four years has Rowland asked
me to take ny money and invest it,
and | would not. told him to keep
it, and use it if he wished. | only
asked that when | wanted money, he
would honor my demand felt more
safe, in fact, than | could have felt, had
my money been in bank of deposit"
81 How much money had he when be
left?"
w" mug" u i'"e'
les
-, '"Ou'a "age nad over a nun
dred thousand dollars
wat DO you mean to dor
"Ah, you have me ou the hip there g
And yet you must do something,
ueorse, heaVeq knows would keep
you II l could | shall claim the priv
fs p'as go ~ D' "ONe,sf
M, u, T., ~, ~, "Oa' san y '"-,
W '"a' Pay
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CROFT { REIFSNIDER,

ATTORNEYS. ATLAW AND SOLE
CIT0R.S IN CH4NCERY,
WESTMINSTER. MD.
"E have formed copartnershiP ia the
w practice of Law in the Courts OF
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend to all business entrusted to
our care. Particular attention paid to Col.
lections and procuring Degrees for the sale
Of Real Estate.
Also, Applications filed for Back Pay and
Bounty dne heirs OF deceased soldiers,
Office adjoining the residence OF GHAs. 7.
REIPsyIBER. u030-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27
DEBILITY,

TNsre is NO m1sIiciHs Sgtai 4, Hcqainds G,rIHaa
Bdisrs Tosrfe ~ " Dstii,iy. Ttsy impart a
t1as and ui0Qr 10 tho pAois system strengthen he at-
peiit,, oaas an ,tyoymsBt Of ne food, sliaJk he
stom1eh 10 dfgsst q pivify the biood airs a good,
fa,iH healthy compilation, erddicdis the yeiiaio fin9e
FROM ne eve, iHaPari tioaa d Ne ekass and ehdngs
The patieRt gr1sa shortbreaftsd osnaeiated tgeak,
aud asrroe fEruiid, 70 Jailfaccd, sioui and rig0r
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

SHARP--Dn Ghaillu. the famous ex-
plorer, tells US that in the interior of
Africa, under the equator, the natives
always charged him the same price for
an egg as for a hen They argued in
this way: an egg, IL tits hatched, viii
produce hen, and therefore you should
pay the price of a hen for an egg; aud
as ben is pfodnced from an egg yon
should pay the same price for au egg
as hen
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. LEONARD zEPP,

HAVING located at the East End of
IL Westminster, offers his professional
services to the public. When not engaged
may be found at his office or residence,
one door west of Stansbury's Hotel.
may 6,--6m 81 a '.55.-r t..,s.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

"My 500, I, said al old man, beware
Of prejudices. They are like rats, aud
mems minds are Ike traps; prejudices
get 10 easily, but it is doubtful if they
ever get out"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

: Hf..~II ~ Ila
PAsrE THIsii IN YOUR HAr.--Pav
your debts as soon as you get the money!
In your pocket.s Do without what you
don't need Speak your lniDd when
necessary, Hold your tongue when
prudent Speak TO a friend III a sssd !
coat. II you cah't lend nah ni5ney
tell him why. you iaonst vant't ID. Do
the saiile. Cut auquzihtaecs2 Who iacR
pripeiple. Bear with iinlirmitiss but
not with vices Respect honesty, de.
sPise dupllcity. Wear your old clothes
till you can pay for new ones Aim
az comfort AMI psopriety, saet Iashion,
AekpsTisdge yenr lgnorapca, and don't
pretend Knowledge you llasea't got.
k'ssertaia your friends. but uepsr be.
you'd Sopr ineans. SCI 80
Y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

"Our children viii have the immense
tax on their hands, said a gentleman
'sOh. horriblel exclaimed an elderly
lady; what a blessing il is that we have
nails on ours !" -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

I've tea spoopeals Of compound spir.
It's ofammonia, added tpa basin Of water,
viii form wash that will effestnally
remove the unpleasant odor arising
from perspiration, aud leave the akin
neat, clean and fresh. 49, Slf.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27
TEL co=E.lx-oM.

Ladies who wish n fair skin and
good com pie xton. free from n yeIlovs-
i.h tinge and all other dish q us G m ent,
shoniu use these remedies oecaslon-
ally. The Liver In pc rfect order, and
me biooh pure, Will result In spark
ing eyes and blooming cheeks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27
DIR. DAM. s. COonan.

tLateiy with DR.. Tbos. W. Wells, Hampstead, j
nfFERS his professional services 10 the res
" idents Of Westminster and vicinity. or
dee and residence Littiestown Road, few
doors above Union streetlli tk'ee
decz6-6m - 5sl.s''5 ,s..,,-.3.,. /. w Y. .....
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made stroas by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
hedioines. They can be eadmintstersd
win perfect safety TO n child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or a man OF ninety.
a., DBL. - NJ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

He is the hardest laborer who drives
the bruin ouly; and he is ths most
reasonable worker who jadiciorsly,
divides the responsibilities and duties
.between brain and MUSCLE. {
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WM. r, MAULsBY. CHAS, n, nnHENT
MAULSBY & ROBERTS,
ATTORSEYSArLAIF AND SOLICITORS
--- Nv oHANCERY

Having assoeiated themselves IN the prac-
tice of Law IN Carroll county, they will at
tend promptly and carefully to all business
entrusted to their charge. Mr.. Manlsby
will visit Westminster whenever business
requires it. Office directly opposite Court
House. janily
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ABNER NEAL,

JusTicE OF THE PEACE AND ATroR.
NEY-AT-LAw.
Office at the Court House
LIE will attend especially to obtaining De
III crees for the settlement Of estates OF de-
ceased persons &c. Deeds, Wills and all
Instruments of Writing prepared. Charges
moderate. dec6-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

A boasaias.h .hease-ksepeF- down East
mssmerszes her boarders and then eats
a hearty meal, which, BY sympatAy, IL
eaten BY all. n ,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

Why are good husbands like dough-
Because women need them. \
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thousands OF letters have been re.
eelyed, d,testifying 10 the virtue Of these
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

FHON HON, JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge oftbo Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHnlBuPHIl. APRIL 2sth, 1850.
consider Hoofiandis German Hit
ters" a rGf,iabfe Diedicine In case OF at
saeks OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia. y.
M esn eeFtfy TINS from my experience
crit Yours, with resuccf,
JAMES h,Ipsnx
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Pastor Of tho Tenth baptist Church, Philadelphia
qietted 10 connect ag name isi n
7vsreM eihdi efmedieiass, bat regarding ls praciiee
ds om y ny appropriate phes, fhare ~ oil CASES a.
en.d ort ir clear Ireqf IN rarioss 10, s,uce4 and
particularly w o,oa fp,ig or fl ,;IJ.ss ~ H.,
ifc2aHds 6eissdH Bsffeya fdsparf fr onee Jrog, NJ
nHiaf eoarse q ezprsss MY fiil cmtrictios, hat ir
genefai debility Of the system, and especially M Liver
Cnmpiaint, II is sale and valuable prcpatafipn N
some ea,s u may jail; bui Usually iols. not 4 ,eu
DC rry benCrip 10 G,ose who sa1sr from tke abgp.
carsef. fotrs, rsry respectfully =
j. H. kENNIRD
AaA Eighth, bsloss cbates .sg.
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Price Of the Bitters, sloo per bottle !
Z Or, . half dozen sor $500. 44,lt
Price Of the Tonic, sl.5o per bottle,
Or. ahalf dozen for $3.50. &
Ihs Tonic 4 put up Ia quart bottles. :
!, RsseVeet haf ~ Lr, Hoqlapda ernas. Rsusiie,
sa' ~ 70 1htrtrsaii5 used and 80 highly rrosrasd
81 ~ dessot eias fAs Drayi,i 70 iiaos "a. 70
iass w u',2 siss fat NJ may sdy a. j as aaoI bs
sahs1 ',p r mases iorysr pyeef o. Il 77es Esnsdss
y ~ ,,s q ssa ~ eps ieaay losais spas appsai.on
PRrscIrAL orsrog, 4
~ TVS GERMAN Mso,ciNf sroRs,
M.esizHcH srREsr. fsaaas,paia.
oHAs. NJ MaEvANs. Preprie,Or.
Formerly 9. N. JACKSON d CO.
These Eemedies are for sale nv
Druggists; Storeixeepers, And MediL
ctne pcalers cverywhcrs. YET
srdsr 10 pst lae geasi,le. ,oa 8 7Fs -
October ], ls6S-1y Pam n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, September 4.-There
was considerable activity on Change this morn
ing, buyers operating more freely. Flour quiet
the sales being limited on account Of light
stocks Wheat fairly active, with offerings OF
400 bushels, and sales at l47al50 for good white
and ll5, l33 1877, l40 l4l and LAT for poor to
good red no strictly primo or choice. Corn
quiet. with very light offerings, and sales o.
mixed at ll5all7. Oats steady offerings OF
100 bushels, which we're taken at 65a56. Sales
of Rye at 1903; offerings light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

Loyal LEAaUE.-A meeting OF that wing
Of the loyal league OF this city Of which K. Z.
Armstrong is the president, was held pursuant
10 call of the president, issued at the Instance
of ten members, in the coored school house
near the Bridge Pump, last night, the pres
ident in the chair, and William Edwards, COL
ored, acting as secretary pro tenn. The iol'
lowing preamble and resolutions, introduced
by the president, were unanimously adopted :;
Whereas, it has pleased Jehovah, in the exc
cution of His sllwise plans, TO quicken into he
eternal the vital spark which once animated
the material tabernacle of q co-laborer In the
elevation of mankind,
Resolved, That we mourn with the widow in
her bereavement, sympathizs with her orphan
children in their loss, and comminRle our pray
srs and regrets with those of the fond friends
which life hiss lett within the fleeting vale oil
time.
Resolved, That the President transmit copy
of the foregoing preamble ana resolution 10 tae
Close; also to the Washington Chronicle, Vir-
ginis State Journal and Alexsndris Gazette
and IS q further mark OF respect to our late
brother that the altar o. our League be drsped
in mourning for the space OF thirty davs
A resolution endorsing John Seaton, colored,
as a suitable person to fill an appointment ID
the capitol police, in Washington, was also
passed, after which the league adjourned until
next Friday night.
That wing of the league OF which W. II
Massey is president, met In the United States
District Court Room, but in consequence o
the limited attendance no meeting was held
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

ARREST OF A GANG OF THIEVES. The
watchmen and police officers yesterday evening
and last night succeeded in ariestng gang OF
youthful thieves who have long been plying
their vocation in this city and vicinity, but
whose operations heretofore have been con-
Quoted on 80 small scale, or have been kept
so we'll concealed, that the parties implicated
have up to this tins escaped the punishment
they have so we'll merted Becoming embold-
ened by the IMMUNITY with which they have
hitherto acted, they yesterday evening COM
menced work on a more extensive basis, and
started By entering the house OF Mr.. William
Mills, near the corner OF Pitt and Wilkes
street, aud stold theretrom valuable watch.
They next broke into the Office of the wood
and coal yard of A. s. Perpener, colcred, on
Roysl street, between Prince and Duke, from
which, however, alter prlzing open all the
desks, they took only 25 cents-the whole
amount that had been left therein. They then
obtained an entrance into the grocery store OF
Messrs. Davy & Harmon, corner OF Prince and
Duke streets, and there they doubtless would
have been amply repaid for their trouble had
they not been discovered and arrested. As 1t
was, Mrs. Hepburn, who lives next door, heard
them, aud information being conveyed to the
watch, they we're soon secured. But two,
John Boswell and Hugh Strider were caught
IN the store of Davy & Harmon but the
others, Lewis Boswell, William Payne and
eolored boy named Hill Smith. had previously
been arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

RED MEMS CELEBRATION Trits
No. Of this city has been invited by Logan
Tribe Of Georgetown to participate in the Red
Mems celebration at Analostan Island, on the
18th instant, and have accepted the invitation.
A committee has been appointed to make tie
necessary arrangements, and from the number
who have already expressed a determination to
go it is supposed that the tribe will attend with
full ranks. A brass band will accompany the
tribe from this city, and a banner to he used
has been prepared for the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE An attempt was
made yesterday BY a eolored boy between SIX
teen aui eighteen years old to outrage the
daughter Of Mr.. Emanuel Webb, little girl
about twelve years old. Mr. Webb resides
near Colross, in the extreme northwestern sec
ton OF the city, and his daughter was returning
from the house OF Mr., Philip Rotehtord, who
lives at "Mush Pot, about quarter OF a mile
further ont, where she was in the habit Of going
t,r milk, when she was met near the bridge in
the hnttom by her assallant, who threw hei
down. and would have accomplished his purposC
had he not been alarmed by her screams, and
bv the noise made by some one approaching
:!:ss.a.. ~. s.!e!s!ss eo:" cd, IL $40
=. known, and efforts ore being made to cHoc
M arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

EXTENSIVE CAPTURE. The police, witt
several auxliaries, yesterday evening made
raid through the streets of the city, and cap
tured twenty six geese, thirteen goats, aud live
sheep, found running at large within the cor
poration limits. The animals were secured IN
a pen near the market house, and today were
reasoned BIZ their owners upon the payment OF
25 cents apiece for the geese, and ; each lei
the goats and sheep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

DISTURBANCE. "A disturbance was created
during the early part Of last night on Yves
street, between Prince and Duke, by the dis
orderly conduct of two young men, one O
whom attempted to break open with rock tht
door Of the house of Mrs Rogan. Before the
arrival of the police, however, the Offending
parties had made good their escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04
Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-The y lanicg mill
Of Docrr. Son X Co, corner Of Broad and
Coates streets, was turned At three o clock this
notn,ng. Five aiioiniog dwellings, the mar
Ert hou.c ond other bulldogs were damaged.
loss $4,000 l. wa9 supposed to be the work
Of Az iac.niiary, which fact in connection with
H., s,,r,.ty NJ water occlsloucl much alarm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

PREMIUMS. Among the premiums awarded
at the Montgomery county, Md, Agriculture
Fair, were two to Miss Ada Richards Of Alex
andria, for the best embroidered flannel Skin
and best display of fancy flowers and one tC
Miss Priscilla Richards for the best worstec
ouilt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04
MARINE List.

SUN RosE...........6 81 MOON RIsEs m e ... :; "A
SUN sRTs...........6 rs HIGH WATER N 200 UC
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, SEP.
ARRIVED.
Schr Sparkling Sea, New York, 70 American
Coal Co.
Schr Sarah Watson, Boston. g. j t AgneW
SAILED.
Schr L. Hotchkiss, Boston. t. American Coal
Company.
Schr 81 Croix, Boston, coal by j Agnc".
MEMORANDA.
Brig Sailor Boy, Swinnerton, AMI schr Mary
Louise, Norton hence at Boston ii INST.
Schr Annie Lewis, Dayton, hence at Nor
wien 30lh MT.
Schr Charles Davis, sailed from Nov Lon
don for this port 3ist ult.
Schr Jesse Smith, hence for Groton, WAS
at New London 3lst ult.
Schrs Annie Lewis, l. ID Wentworth and h
Morgan, hence for Allyn's Point. were nj N ew
London 3lst ult -,
Schr j Walker, Davis, from Warren for this
port, sailed from Newport lst inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

LAND SALE--Green 4 Wise, real estate
agents, sold on yesterday the tract OF land
known as the "Smithson tract, containing
four hundred and forty acres, situated in Fair
fax county, south of the Frying Pan Meeting
House, to A. B. Stowell, esq, Of Chester, VT,
for Sc 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

A NUISANCE" TO BE-ABArEp. We are
s.Ai to hear that the police have determined
Co break up the noisy congregation OF o'''A
boys, who Acembc every Sundsy in 'ho o?c0
l.' near ,hc lover shin yard aud spend all day
.lay,s ba.s ball. and disturbing the ho'sheo''
hood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04
Isr-ignation.

INV NoUK. september -Pueatc letter
from Pan, .ly Iloa James \ Grim has re
,ipucl ll. At N tho United states S'ua'c
., ,akc a ct on he IL ut Ocohcr lie vi
.. D. uu - hlt country llll mkt year llI
Lfll SOM what improved llis torn *
49,. 100 March 1891
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

CHICKENS COMING HOME TO ROosT, One OF
the city police, Louis l. O Neal, who ha,
been very active in the enforcement of the dos
law, having killed, it is said, an unusually
large number Of dogs this summer, had va :
liable English spaniel, for which be had been
offered 500 the day before. poisoned last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

CBARIyARI. Buck Simm5, who resides
with his father, near Pike Run, about a mile
Southwest OF West End, 10 resenhng the IL
suit of a charivari given him on Thursday night
last. upon the OCCASION Of his late marriage,
was set upon by the parties engaged in the
affair aud had his ankle sprained and his head
and face severely bruised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

EARLY FRosr-It the predict ions OF the
weather wise, who say that las is ,he Thursday
before the change OF the moon, 50 will be the
moon," are correct, dry autum, anl al early
frost may be expected.