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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
OR E r N 1 ST f..

In the matter of the sale made by
Joseph Stabler ags'ee of Jervis Spen-
GER, under a power contained in a
Mortgage from Benz. A. Rawlings to
said Jervis Spencer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

Il Cd III M q. IL,
Containing 1911 ACRES, ROOD ard "a
PERCHES OF LAND, more or less, is the
at the time of her death, being portion Of
the real estate of which the late John Allnutt
died seized aud possessed.
This farm adjoins the village of Laytons-
lille, in said county, is situated Immediately
on the road leading from Laytonsvlle to
Brookeville, and is bounded by the lands of
Walter Magruder, Urioh Griffith and others.
1t contains about 40 ACRES of very fine
WOODLAND, heavily timbered with Oak
and Chestnut and the soil of the arabic por-
ton Of the farm is kind and very susceptible
Of Improvement.
- The improvements consist of
NsT,.EA q very comfortable DWELLING
ssstEA HOUSE, Stable, Stone Quarter,
Is1sEEs Stone Meat House and Dairy, Wag-
on-She1, Granary, BLOUSE, and fine young
ORCHARD, in full bearing There is fine
Spring near the house.
The family Graveyard, in the woods, as at
present enclosed, will be reserved.
Lo III NJ q. q,
Is an unimproved oNE-ACRE LOT, In the
village Of Laytonsville, adjoining the pro-
perty of Edward Houck.
va A plat Of the lands will be exhibited
on the day Of sale
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the
Decree One third of the purchase money to
be paid on the day of sale, and the balance
| in two equal installments, pay able at one and
two years respectively from the day of sale,
the deferred payments TO be secured by the
single bills of the purchaser or purchasers,
with surety or sureties to be approved by
| the Trustee, and to bear interest from the
dav of sale deed IN hn rnnda nv tho Trug-
| tee TO the purchaser on The ratification Of the
sale BY the Court and the payment of the
whole purchase money, land not before
JAMES d. HENDERSON, Trustee.
N. B.-The creditors OF the said Nancy ALI
mutt, deceased are hereby notified TO file their
claims with the vouchers thereof with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court within thirty days
from the day of sale.
aug 30--ts j. b. H., Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
l43 ACRES OF LAND.

MOHE Or LESS,
Us located on the road leading from the Fred
'erick road, at the Rev. j. S. IL. Hendersons
to Damascus, commonly known as the Ridge
road, about % miles from Clarksburg, / mile
from NeelsVille and Al miles from the Metro
politsn Branch Railroad, and adjoining the
lands of Joshua Riggs, Vincent Brewer and
Others, is well wooded and watered, under
good enclosures, and in fair state Of culti-
walton, has on it a Cue thrifty ORCHARD of
choice Fruit, and is improved bya comforta-
- BILE DWELLlNG-H0USE and all
fsessM necessary out-buildings, and is
jlsss altogether one of the most desira-
AsssssA BILE Farms in Clarksburg District
The subscriber, as Execntrix, and by yir-
tue OF an order ofthc Orphans Court of said
Montgomery county, viii offer, at the same
time and place all the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
TOR SALE.

aug sO4t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
1853 IA ACRES OF LAND at
Private Sale in Montgom-
cry County, Maryland.

TINE subscriber intending to discontinue
a farming offers at private snle bis farm
in Montgomery County, Md, the residence
Of the late Leroy W. Finch containing
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

"By the way,'' continued the old
farmer, '.what is all the noise see and
hear In the papers about those patent
Winthrop looms9 They tell me they
60 ahead of anything that was ever
got up before
"You must ask your son about
that" said Mr.. Young. "That is
some of Samuel's business.
"Ehg What come of Slm--.''
The old man stopped short and
gazed OH his son. iIR was bewildered.
1t could not be that his s0n-his idle
son-was the inventor of the great
power loom that had taken all the
manufacturers by surprise.
" What do you mean?" he at
length inquired.
1T Is simply this, father, that the
loom is ninst returned Samuel with
conscious pride. " have illyented 1t
and takena patent right, and have
already been offered ten thousand dol
lars for The patent right IN two al
joining States. Don't you remember
the clap-trap You crushed with your
foot six years ago?"
Yes replied the old man, whose
eyes were bent to the floor, and over
whose mind new light scented beam
ing.
Well," continued Samuel, that
was almost a pattern, though of
course | have made alterations and
improvements, aud there is room for
m0rc."o
sand that was what you were
studying when yon used to staud and
see me weave, and then tumble about
my loom SO much" said Mrs. Win
throp.
" You are right, mother. Even
then had conceived the idea which 1
have since carried OUT
"And that il why you could lot
understand my mathematical prob
leni," uttered Mr.. Wlitlrop, as lie
started from his chair and took tie
youth by the hard. samuel, my SON,
forgive me for the hardness | have
used towards you. have been biii.d-
ed, but now see how 1 have mi.Mlder-
stood you. While | have tllought You
needless and careless, you were soiv-
ing u philosophical problem | could
never have Coiuprellended. Forgive
me, Samuel meant well enough,
but lacked Judgment and dlscrimina-
ton"
OF course the old man had long be-
fore been forgiven Ebr his harshlless,
and his mind was opened to 4 new
lesson In human nature. 1t was simp-
ly this Different minds have diiltr-
ent capacities, and no mind can be
driven to love that for which it has 10
taste. First, seek to understand the
natural abilities and disposition of
children, and then in your manage
ment Of their education ior after life
govern yourself accordingly. George
Combc, the greatest morli philosopher
OF his day, could hardly reckon III
simple addition, and Collurn, the
mathematician, could not write out a
commonplace address.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

Gen. Buell. is letting contracts On
one of the Texan railroads.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

CALIFORNIA ELOQUENCE. Follow
ing is the opening spasm Of the ora
tion given at the Mechanics Payill-
ion, July 4til: ''Fe!tow Citizens md
Amvicaa Eagles--When Fr relom from
her mountain hight unfurled the Nay
fo,eer, the despotism OF tottering hlI-
rope hid their diminished heads under
a bushel of cbail. Then the bright
arch of Liberty spanned the wonder-
ing nations with civil and religious
federation, and the Palladium cf our
proud nationality spread her wings in
a blaze of free Republican institutions.
There never was-no, fellow citizens,
there never will bel say it without
the tear of successful contradiction
and unabashed before the despotism
of etiete Europc--tllcre never will be,
fellow citizcns--never swear it, new
er! Let us, OH! patriotic eagles soar
aloft into tile blue empyrean Of uni
versal emancipation, and swear we
will never sheath the sword until the
blessings of civil and religious liberty
sllall-iellow Enthusiastically ShGH
totter to their fall. And that is what
is the matter with Hannah, fellow cit
izens- that is what is the matter with
Hannah!" At this unexpected burst
OF his own eloIue'lce, Judge Sawyer's
emoticn mastered lin, and he stood
rightly upon his head. The stars on a
ncighboring banner winked mysteri-
onsiy, the stripes cllrled Into q dis
tracing srarl, and. wooden eagle in
the audience snapped his beak solemn-
ly, and laid a candy egg. Some brass
Instruments belonging to u baud,
stretched out straight and yawncd
hideously. Our reporter impelled u
dead cat at random, and was kicked
out. lIooray?-NeUs Letter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

The Assistant Po tmastr r. of Chica-
90, who has Teen in Washington for
some time to settle accounts with the
Department, las been informed by
the Postmaster General that the Post.
master Of Chicago will be credited
with the amount Of stamps destroyed
BY the fire, about sl20,CO0, but for
the money he will have to apply for
relief to Congress.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
DIR. Il. o. SMITH, DENTlST',
Paper-haRSins, CaGcemiRAlnS,
Decorating, &c.

E NJ. WADSWORTH viii give prompt
Il. attention to all orders for Paper
hanging, Calcemining, Decorating, &C, In
this city or vicinity. All work executed
in the latest style, In the best manner, and
at lowest living rates. 60 Orders left at
Furniture Warerooms of Chas. Ncaley will
receive prompt attention. l0vA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
MUM0ROUs.

A Cincinnati horse doctor adver-
tises to teach horse to sing. which
suggests to the Boston Post TINT we
have enough one-horse singers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

The English gunboat Gror'er, sta.
toned at Rhodes, Is said TO be in con-
slant pursuit Of a Greek pirate, (which
has already captured many merchant
vessels. The pirate Is completely
equipped for a fight, but, when pur-
sued, takes to the boys or creeka,
where the gunboat cannot follow. Ia
Is @ late day for pirates to exist.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

The new drug called chloral, that Is
said to produce drunkenness without
lis heretofore bad results afterwards,
Is becoming very popular, and us
manufacture rapidly increasing. Wo-
men In fashionable circles are getting
addicted TO its use, AND drunkenness
from chloral is becoming very COM
mon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

Robert Lincoln did not lose much
by the great fire, as reported. His
furniture and fine miscellaneous liz
brary were saved. He Is said to ba
preparing to remove from Chicago
and commence the business Of the law
elsewhere.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

MAcKEREL PEA lady friend,
who enjoys a high reputation for culin-
airy skill, sends Us the following recipe
for mackerel pie: Soak and cook the
fish; boil some potatoes ; cut fish and
potatoes in small pieces; put in layers
in a deep dish; season well with pep
per, catsupand vinegar; add plenty OF
butter and . little water; make upper
and lower crust, and bake brown.
There Ii that isn't equal to pumpkin
soup, we are no Judge. I'r6uEe,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

The Central Pacific Railroad COM
pany's steamers having raised thelf
rates r on fares and frcights to the Oh
figures, the opposition bouts hhesr-
priyc n and Cain aa Van are gong on
ihe route between Sacramento anu
San Francisco again.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

1t is subject OF generai remark. among both
wholesale and retail druggists, that No medicine
introduced to the American public has ever
gained such a popularity met with So large u
safe Ia all paris ot the land, In the same length
OF time, as has DR.. PIerces Golden Medical
Discovery. This cannot depend upon It's hay-
ing been more largely advertised than any other
medicine, Us such lsuOt the The correct
explanation; we thiuk, is found in the fact that
thi> medicine produces thc most wonderful aud
perfect cures oi very bad cases oi bronchial,
throat aud lung diseases, is undoubtedly the
most efficient remedy for all kiujs Of Coughs
that has ever been introduced To the pub fic, aad
al the same tune possesses the greatest 0t blood
purifying aud strengtEe-.Bg properties ibat
menIcai science has been able to produce, thus
rendering Il IL sovereign rened ,uot only in the
caTe vi CUusunptIOn bronchitis LoarsHess aud
Coughs, but also tor all diseases Ut the liver
aud blood. as scrotuious diseases, skin diseases
biotcnes, rough skin, pl'upIes, black specks aud
dlscoiOratlons. 1t has, therefore, "a slde range
gives the IuoSt perfect satisfaction to nil who
use II, but Tar exceeds the expectations of the
most sanguine, thus ehcit,ug the louIest praise,
aud making PtrIndncnt living advertising me-
diums out ui All who use it. Fog these reasons
Ii Is That there Is not perhaps druggist III all
please his customers and supply their wants.
that does not keep and sell large quantities vi
tiIis most valuable medicine.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

The Celebration at Dixie was all that could
have been anticipated The day was delight
full, the crowd large and in the best Of humor
The music by the band was excellent, and tha
everything. The exercises were commenced
with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Sears. DR.. JEFF
ries read the Declaration in good rhetorical
style Mr.. Levi Leland, the Hermit of
Oregon City, was Orator of the Day, and for
own humorous style. After dinner the crowd
came together again, and short speeches were
made by DIR. Jofries, Mr. Leland, and Prof.
Rutan. Taken all in all it was time to look
back to with pleasure.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Fort Madison, (Tndiana) July l.
At West Point Mrs. DIR. A. Walker,
who parted from her husband sometime
since; was murdered by her two sons,
aged II aud 16 years. During her
husbands absence from home she took
occasion to visit her children, when
the boys stabbed her in the breast and
throat and hid the body under the hay
in the barn. They then telegraphed to
their father that one Of the children
was sick aud he must return immedi-
gately. They subsequently gave them
selves up and reported that they COM
mitted the act in self defense.
Williamsport, (Pa) July The
mill men who struck for ten hours met
in Market Square this morning Two
thousand formed in procession aud in
duced the men in other mills to join
them.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

During our interview, the American Consul
at Bankok, presented the King an elegant
sortment of his medicines from DR.. J Aver,
of Lowell, Mass, for the use Of the Court. lie
explained TO his majesty their or gin from the
great chemist and their uses. The Cherry Pee.
toral for eoaghs-the Sar saparilla for eruptive
diseases and the Ague Cure for the fevers that
are so fatal in this hot country. The danger
condition ef a favorite wife in tho palace
with one of the disorders these medicines cure,
gave him special interest in these products Of
medical skill indeed, these medical marvels
intere sted him more III country than all
the other attentions we had shown him.-Let-
ters from u lady III Siam.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
Midsummer sialad'es.

The hot solar rays that fipen the harvests gen
be at all predsposed to irregularities, this is
the season in which bilious attacks may be an
ticpa,ed weik stomach. too, is weakest in
the summer mouths, and the loss of vital y
through the pores by excessive perspiration is
so great. that wholesome tonic, combini, &
also the properties OF dilIusive stmnlant and
gentle exhiarant, is in many cases necessary e.
health and under no circumstances should he
dispensed with by the sickly and dilalitated
OF all the preparations Intended thus to refresh,
sustain and iortify the human ! ame, there Is
none that will compare with Hostettcrs teie-
bratad Stomach Bitiers. They have oeea
weighed in the balance of experience and not
f,und wanting have been recommended from
the first as u s reat medical specific, tot as a
beverage, and in spite of Interested opposition
from innumerahle quarters, stand, aieer twenty
wears trial, at the head Of all proprietary med
icines intended for the prevention OF ai ofdl-
nary complaints of the stomach, tue Itser, the
bowels and the nerves. IN the uhheallnY eis'
t,irt. bordering tho great rivers OF CailforGia.
uostetter's Stomach Btters may be elassed as
the standard one for every speeics oil intermit
tent and remittent fever. The people who in
habit those districts, psa,e the most Implicit
confidence in the rrepnration--a confden's thaf
/, increased every year by tho r., ults OF its op
Grafton
As h;tsers so called, of the most pernicious
character. are springing up like fungi on every
side. the public Is hereby forcwarped agTinst the
dram. shop frauds. a six tor Hostctter's Ritters,
see that the lan Del etc, are correct, and remem>
Der that the genuine ticle is never sold in bulk
but in bottles only.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Heard From On last Friday, Jack Grant,
commonly known q Tho Geurilla of Polk, -
whose name has been Tor many years terror
TO the people Of this vicinity, and is now a
household word, being used at the present time.
however, chiefly to irigh ten little children to
sleep, arrived in town from Salt River, whittier
he had been sent by the people as comman der
of the crew defeated in the June election. Ills
advent took the town by surprise but fear was
Immediately dIspelled from the heart of every
citizen, when he informed them that he " came
not to destroy" bat to obtain a supply OF vict-
uals and ammunition to assist him aud his banu
IN surviving through the winter. lie obtained
his supplies at the store OF Bolter d. Wortley,
and quietly left town Saturday afternoon, muc h
to the relief OF the people. lie has declared
MS Intention not to return again until afte,
Greeley 10 eiected.-Guess he won't come again
tnen, very soon.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
Local items scarce.

Local items scarce.
Base ball is in high favor.
County officers sworn in Monday.
eC(r)oquet is the game at present.
Shingles for sale at Stiles.
Several drunks in town this week.
The Dallas school has six weeks vacation.
j Kays and others called during the week.
The rain Saturday and Sunday broke up tn Q
Camp meeting
j. w. Hobart, of Buena Vista, made visit
TO Dallas last Saturday.
People scattered out in all directions this
week TO 4" celebrate.
Mr. Newman while hun ting last week shot at
a bear but failed to ketch Im -
The rain of last week has revived vegetation
and the hills and valleys have put on brighter
livery.
An adage says when couple who are very
much attached to each other commence eating
onions, it is safe to calculate that they are en-.
gagged.
We understand that our Democratic nomi-
nees for legis latiye honors. who were defeated
propose to contest for their seats. It's no use
gents, you cannot get them.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
This Means Business

Murphy / Craasman Salem have fine stock
Of Gentlemen's Dress Goods just received. They
sell as low as the lowest
Hobart Bros have on hand and for sale
cheap, the best of work in the harness and sad
dlery line.
All styles of wagons, hacks and buggies of
the best workmanship and material at Teal j.
Co.'S
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer re-
store both tie hair and its color, increases and
thickens its growth.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

AS Judge Collins aud Mr.. n. l.. Butler were
returning from Salem Last Tuesday, with horss
and buggy, they We're coming up the ban (
from the terryboat at the Willamette, the hane-
strap Of the harness broke, the buggy eom'
menced running back and the harness - slip
OF from the horse. Mr.. Butter seeing the
danger OF the buggy running luto the river,
jumped out at the back and stopped it. In 50
doing he cxerted himself too much and strained
his back and shoulders, 50 that they have been
quite troublesome since.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, Peoples
Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
WHEAT 75@sO 5s bush.
OATS-65 c.
BARLEY-$l
FLOUR-$6 a $6 so p Dbl.
g SKIS 81 81 "a 81 rs
CORN MEAL--4c. 10 10.
BEANS-6c. % fb.
BAC0N-Sides, L. @ 15c s9..b.
's Shoulders, &c. to l2c. b ID.
HAMS-14 0 16c - 10.
P0RK-Dressed, 6@7cts
!" Picked, Sc. to i0.c. p ID.
BUTTER-Firkins 20 @ 25c "a To.
!" Rolls, 20 to 25c. ID ID.
EGGS--28c p doz.
LARD-Bulkl6c tins,20,
,POTATOES-From Wagon. 81 25 p bushel,
ONIONS-$2 % bushel.
APPLES-Green, soc = bill.
Dried, &c 5a 10.
-CHEESE-New Oregon, 90 q 25c p ID.
.CHICKENS-2 SO Ia S. % doz.
TURKEYS-75 "a 81 each.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Wonderful Offer. We must confess to eur
prise at receiving from Plttsburg Pennsylvania
a number Of beautiful, l6-pase. illustrated
papcr-the only illustrated paper Of any size
and pretcutions outside oil New York. But this
is not all 1t sends free and postage paid, 10
every new, yearly subscriber at only 81 50, either
two large aud valuable 34x36 inch engraving $,
or, If preferred, beautiful chrome in the sheet,
(whcn sized vanished, and mounted ready
for framing, 25 cents extra) and 2ix30 en-
craving of different subjects, for every yearly
subscription additional to ones own, or $40
Beckwith Sewing Maehiue--expressag paid by
club-getter--for every club of % new subscribers
sent with $50. Or, this universally popular
Monthly for the homes Of the people, sent on
trial, from June to January, e nonths) with q
beautiful 24x39 engraving, free and post paid
with only dollar
Now any reader can see, by application at
our office, that this monthly is n ! mean, or shah
by hdmbug, but pure, bright, attractive, and
beautiful l6-page home paper, elegantly print
ed aud of about tho same size, aud appearance
as Hnrper's Weekly. 1t is now entering its
second year, and is filled with variety o
choice, original, and selected reading matter,
with Household and Chldren's department
fnlIy worth the price of the paper Permanent
and steady going canFassers arc everywhere
wanted tor it, on big commi ssion. The tools
are put in their hands, and a liberal price paid
foI using them For agents circular and out
fit," address PeoPte's Monthly, Plttsburg,. Pa:
Amy live Agent, VINO closely follows instructions
must clear trom So to sly per day Send on
your subscriptions at once, or keep this for
! refnrenca.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Miss Scriber and Miss Watt, who have been
employed teachers in the Dallas School.
for some time past, left on Thursday for their
homes in Salem. They, in common with
Miss Sarah Shreve of this place, have merited
and received the good will of this community
for their efforts in advancing the pupils under
their charge.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

The bali at the Court House Thursday night
was recherche affair. Ioutn aud beauty were
represented in iull numbers, ard many with
years telling on theln forgot tncir age aud were
gay the gayest The supper excellent
and alter that the " bail went GU.
They danced all night, TIL broad daylight
Aud some still danced III the InoruIng.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

We are informed that little daughter OF
james BenIiiel, vi La Ctcde, sn ort time ago
was attacked with diphtheria. Physicians were
called and everything done tor the little sufferer
The disease took hold severely that that her
llie was dispalred oi tor many days. she re
covering now, but the disease has lett traces
that will last a lifetime. Her palate, tonslls,
and other PORTIONS of her throat have been
eaten away, and her voice forever gone.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

The vote for Congressman, in Polk county
in 1870, was; Slater, GO Wilson, cog total
1879. In 1872, it sto~i; Wilson, 3yS Bur
nett, J72 total LIE. Showing d falling OF IN
the two years Of lV9 votes.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Mr. W. Hobart has kindly offered to act as
agent tor the REPuBLIcAS at Eucua lsta. lie
viii be found at his harness shop aud any b1si-
ness Connected with this OLice transacted
through hin will be satisfactory
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

At the close OF the base ball game at Dixie,
Oh the fourth, the Dixie CLUB stood Us and The
Dallas boys IS We understand another game
il to be played between the same clubs. ut DAl-
las, next Saturday
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

The first quarter OF the Dallas school closed
last "Wednesday. The exercises ia the after
poon, consisting Ot diaouges, deeamatlons,
gecitations, essays, etc, were eredItabte To the
scholars anu amusing To tue spectators