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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27
Democratic masses, who, disregard.

Democratic masses, who, disregard
ing lifelong antagonism and preju
dlces, behold in the foremost whig
the embodiment of rational peace,
aud the hope Of that principle OF
local government, which alone has the
power to save our constitutional sys-
TEN in its integrity. This is liberal
campaign, made in the interest of ma
tional reform; made by the people
against an effeie body Of politicians,
who have on one hand betrayed them,
and on the other hand misIed them.
The young life of the country is
coming at the last moment to the
front, where it belongs. 1t is weary
of packing on its back the bloody
load OF hates and errors which the
generation that is passing away would
strap there forever. 1t is sick Of pro.
fesslonal qaacks who have killed,
where they promised to cure. II sees
before it silver-baired old man,
whose youthful vigor has been pre-
served in him by pure life, who rep
rcsents the working capacity and the
morality OF our day no less than it's
liberalism, and il takes him at his
word, believing IN him, beholding in
him another Jefferson who resembles
the first in many essential points OF
character and intellect, for the first,
like the second, was a farmer, writer,
liberal, rcformer. The strong and ar.
dent young manhood of the South is
ready 10 pass receipts with the young
manhood OF the North; 10 open a new
set Of books; and it accepts the terms
drawn up so admirably by Horace
Greeley. Call the new firm Whatever
name yon please; call il liberal, or
call it Democratic; but let il start
airesh. When we open shop next
March, there must be no old accounts
TO bother us. We propose to not
only clean the Augean stables, but TO
bury the bones of the giants beneath
The waters OF the everlasting sea.
Mr.. Greeley speaks the truth
Time will show that we are all good
Democrats and good Republicans, IN
that purer sense OF patriotism aud ma
tionaliiy. which are one aud the same.
Courier-Jouvnai
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27

swer And forgetting that time and
place she stopped and sealed their
strange betrothal with kisses. Then
assistance came, and she was carried
to neighboring farm house, and it
it was ascertained that fractnr-
ed collar bone was the extent
of her injuries. Her aunt Mary
(whom she was going to visit, and
lived but short distance,) was sent
for, aud took her home to be nursed.
Singleton flew back to the city, to as
sure Mrs. Gordon Of her daughters
safety, and To have his happiness
sealed by her consent to their union,
which sent that lady into the seventh
heaven at once.
They are married now and live in
one Of the fine mansions cup town."
and Angie loves he; beautiful auntie
quite as much as she did her govern.
ess. Mamma Gordon and Victoria
are boarding in fashionable quarters
her wealthy aud liberal son-in-law
furnishing the means, and she is new
er tired OF talking OF my daughter,
Mrs. Marmaduke Singleton and her
fine establishment, and horses and
carriages and silver. but never even
allows herself TO think of the time
when she was her husbands servant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27
F0RNEY AND CAMERON.
Their Feuds Settled For q Time.
THE PREDICTION

THE PREDICTION
of the Suns correspondent at Allan
tic City, who SO effectively exposed
the Pennsylvania swindlers. that
Cameron and Forney would be rec
onciled, as they have been on former
occasions, may or may not be literal
ly verified. Forney's sudden depart
ure with Tom Scott for California
excites remark, and even suspicion.
A short time before starting he came
to Washington and prepared a fierce
card, which, appeared in the New
York Herald over the signature of d.
G. Forney,
HIS KINsMaN AND COMPLIANT,
in auswer to an interview of Came
ron's, wherein the Forneys were
handled without gloves. Bo b sides
used the strongest epithets. The
Camerons were called thieves, rogues,
cheats, scoundrels and political cut
throats, while the Forneys were mild
ly descriped as 81
POLITICAL CUr-THRoATs,
scoundrels, cheats, rogues, and
thieves.
So the case stood when J. w. For
ney, sometimes called colonel. .
turned his back on the fight which
he had startedi in Pennsylvania. And
now for the sequel. Simon Cameron
and d. G. Forney came to Washing
ton together on Thursday. just as il
nothing had happened a fortnight
ago, and it is announced that
EVERYTHING IS LovELYl
Is this not enough to p,ake one lose
confidence in human nature, as "His
Excellency" eloquently observed after
reading Admiral Porter's letter,
Money is at the bottom of this truce.
It is
BUSINESS TRANSACTION.
That is all. Cameron patriotically
cries, s'Let US have peace" and he
pays for it like q man out of the mon,
ey which the Forneys have said hs
stole from Uncle Sans strong box
That's the way we reconcile" il
these parts, by clasping hands over
recent chasm now filed up witt
greenbacks, and practicing the three
cardinal virtues of Addition, Divis
ion, and Silence. Washington Cor
, Stxn.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

UyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
einity that he has taken charge of this Establish
snent, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
hs expects to give entire satisfaction to all.
@Childfen and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
and shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
v3n33tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27
DENTISTRY.
GEO. " GRAY, D. d. S.

n 0ES ALL WORK IN THE s
- line of his profession in the HSSs=sssA
tatest. best and most approved 10Dp
methods.
An@sthetic agents used for the painless ex-
traction of teeth if desired.
Particular attention given to the reonlat;on of
ehildren's teeth.
Dental consultations and examinations free
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case. Call
st his Office and examine specimens of his work.
Charges moderate. Office in. Parrish's Brick
8lecky upstairs ySnItf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27

Young ladies of that warm, brown
color that SO pleases joaquin Miller
and DIR. Livingstone. are the favorites
at the watering places. Askillful color
artist can find all he wants to do IN
transforming the pale, cold beauties
nto red-hot gushing bellies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27

Mistress ito new housemaid) :"Jane,
TIM quite surprised to hear you can't
read or write! I'm sure one of my
daughters would gladly undertake to
teach you." Maid: 90. Lor', mum,
if the young ladies would be so kind
as to learn me anything, / should
like to play the pianner."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27

The topography of Vesusius is re-
ported to be com pletely changed
since the eruption. A correspond
ent. writing from Naples, saysa 1t
is as though an earthquake hasaltered
everything. Hills have appeared
where, but few days ago, stones
stood for visitors to read upon
Precipices have been formed, which
almost prevent further advance.
All is altered; the very shape of the
mountain has losts It's well known
outlines, and the view is appalling :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-27

Business notices in the Local Columns, 25
cents per line. each INSERTION 91
For legal and transient advertisements 81 80
per square Of IL lines. for The frs insertion.
and 81 90 per square for each subsequent in
sertion.
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TINIIE STATE OF MARYLAND
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NOTICE.

To 7u1 Payers for 1872.
For the accommodation of Taxpayers
for 1872, the Collector will visit the follow
ing places;
Snhilasville, lInrbauchs Hotel, Nov. |
Emmtslurg, Western Md Hotel, Nov
IL, IS, A.
MHCHANICSTOWN, Glbcrt's Hotel, no.
vcmbrr -, l6
WoItsyille, Holder e. Phlecycr's store,
Nov. 49,
MvcrsviIlc, Adam w. Smiths, Nov. 10.
Middlc'own, IL. X. Youny's City Hotel
Nov. 60
Burkctsyilc, PETERS store, Nov 92
Petcrsvillr, lIillcary's store, Nov. %
Crragerstown. Miller e. Dcrr's store, Nov22j
Woo,isboro', Smiths Hotel, Nov. 26.
townsville, Nelson's Hotel, Nov. -,
Oak Orchard, Barnes store, Nov. %.
tnonrillc, Lugcnhrcl Il Cos store, Nov.20
Liberty, Smiths Hotel, Nov 80.
The Collector sincerely hopes that tax
paXcrs will avail themselves of this oppor-
tunjtv to pay their taxes, as the pressure
on them will compel him to enforce coec-
tlnn on all taxes remaining unpaid, on the
first OF January next, without respect to
persons. Taxpayers will therefore find it
to Their interest to pay up promptly and
thereby not onl Y save costs, but the Colec-
tor the unpleasant duty of collecting by
law, GEp. -, MILLER
p'l ~ ~ Collector
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Suddenly in Emlntsburg, on Saturday
night, the 18th instant, Mr., JACOB MOT
TER, aged about So years.
On the 9Th instant at the residence Of
her hrothcr-in-law, G. W. Crapstcr, Miss
IDA w. SIMPSON, of consumption, aged
81 years,
Suddenly, on the 81 instant, at his late
residence, Union Bridge, Carroll county,
Md, of Heart Disease, ISAAC w, SIIR-
NER in the SD year ofhis age,
In London, Ohio, on the id instant. of
Paralysis of the Spine, MARIA $. DUN
GAN, beloved wife of William H. DUNCAN,
formerly of this city, aged 35 years and
months. She was Il true Christian. a devo-
ted wife, an indulgcnt mother, and a kind
friend. Our loss is her gain.
Near Erie, Monroe county, Michigan, on
The 4th instant, Capt. p. X. ZACUARtAS,
formerly of Washington county, Md
Only brother of the Rev, DR., Zacharis, OF
Frederick
On the 9Th of October, at Welsh Run,
Pa. Mrs. CATITARINE MAIN, formerly
ns Bolivar, in Middletown Valley, aged III
years months and Is days.
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October, 1872.
Winter Goods! Winter Goods {!
AT G.. II. JOEINSON'S
rXE:2P STORE.

UST received large stock Of new
y Goods, embracing the latest styles ol
Ladies' Dress Goods, viz: Drlaincs, RcprS
Alpacas, Prints, GingIama, Shawls, Host
cry, &c. &c. Also large assortment Of
CasSmrrcs, Cloths;
Satlinc,ts, TwcedS;
Jeans, Flanncls;
Muslins, Blankets:
Carpets, Notions
Boots, Shoes, Hats;
Gents Ready- Made Clothny;;
Hardware. Ccdarware;
QuecnSwarc, Groceries,
Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Bacon, Fionr sc. &c
The aho2e stock Of well selected goods
will be sold at the lowest prices. Quick
salcs-smal profits.
oct 53m
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SlrW Reward for case of Neuralgia or
Rhrnmti-m of any form whatever, lcon-
silcrra culHhlr) that Dr.. F%Hr$ I.eWt"il'
MeDa"ttj,' .>yyHp will not urr-wnrrantm(
uniniuriou,, and a physicians prescription
used inWarClly.
$4,000 Reward offered to tie Propr-
rtor, of any medicine for Rheumatism and
Nrural@ia able To produce one fourth
many genuine living cures made within
the same lrnmth of ii &c ae Dr. Filters Nr-
grlAhr Rheumatic Remedy.
$4,000 Reward offered to any person
Proving Jos p. Filter NJ. D. to be other
than graduate of the celebrated lniNrr-
silly of Pennsylvania in 1888, and Professor
of Chemistry treating rheumatism slt-
cially for 80 years
); .uuN Reward to any Chemist, Phy-
-cnn. or others able to discover !oditr
of poia-sa, Colchirnm. Mercury. nr any
thing Injurious to the syatcm in DrFiilcrs
Rheumatic syrup,
~, 500 Certificates or testimonials Of
cure, Including Rev. G. II. Ewing, Media,
Pa: Rev. JOS Bo~gs. Fails of Schnykil
phiIa; the wife of Rev. s. b. Davis, flights
town. New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
Frankfort, nhila.: Dr,. Jennings nd Wal
ton, phia Hon. J. Y. Greeley, member of
Congress from Phil;.: Hon. Judge Lee,
Camden, \. j. cA-SenAlor Stewart, l}ah'-
more: rN.HuNurnur Powell. kvnfnckt. aE,t
thousands of others. if space permitted.
500 Reward for the name of any
warranted preparation for ktrunn,i>
OF Neuralgia sold under Il similar lrE
glnrlntrc, showing forth the exact numb, =
of bottles TO cure or return the alnoUi t
paid for SANE. 10 the patient IN case of ta'
urc t" cure \ tliIl arscrl ton Of casts T.
quirnr guarantees must he forwarded
letter to llilaArl pha The guarantee, ,ig.
ed and stating V'ian,itN 90 cure will be re-
turned nv mail with advice and in<rll'-
tionS, without amy Charge. Address all L.
tiers to DR.. FIrLER, No. - South Fourth
Street No other remedy is offered on such
terms. Get circular ON the various form $
Of rheumatism, also blank applications tir
guarantee, gratis of the special agent
G,ilds' Brothers, Druggists, tiilds' Hail.
Main Street, Mccllall.cstown, Md.
nov ply
n II say, my mountain friends, do = u
\ J want sweet, cheap and nee sea IA
TOBACCO? Can at the
ny (!tt DEPOT COHNLn.
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MT, ST. MARY'S COLLEGE

EMMITsBURC, FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.
The First Term of the next Scholastic
Year will begin ON Monday, Scptembcr2.
Board and tuition for scholastic year OF
two sessions of five months each, S3OOoo
u e., $l50.0O per session, payable i'll adj
vance. For further particulars address
PRESIDENT
or MT. ST. MARy's COLLEGE,
aug, loft Emmtsburg, Md.
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FAMILY BIBLES,

y! 1 - ~ !'i-' =
in elegant h;n'lln@S, the best assortment Il,
Frederick; purNu Bibles, in Velvet an''
Morocco bindings
HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS,
Splendid Photograph A., C;A~, from %
cents to $50; fine Portfolios, '1ckgammoh
and Checker Boards. Ci.,rS Wen, DuminOs
etc. etc Microscopes an Magic Lanterns
~tcrruocuprS and pl@ ~, Gents Canes.
MUSICAL TN&"RuMENTS.
Musical Boxes, Niolins from 81 to SO
Fiutinas, \crurlcons. Fagrui'ts. { 'lariunrlS
Guitars. Baniors, Flutes, Flies. l'ambornce
l'rinnglr,, Bass and snare Drums,
DOLLS AND TOYS.
India rubber China, WAX and common
Dotl~. Nc Doll Eodire. wood tin. iron AM
other Toys, in endless variety, doll HOUSES
etc. etc. BOYS slcds, drums guns, hobby
horses. chair horses balls pr"pcllrr> ant
tine brass horns chinese Inulrrns campaign
!,ad.rcs ladies' scissors pins needles, thin
hcs. &c.
! IS" All the School Books used in thi;
, City and County,
, ( lar, assortment of Ladies' work an,
|u.,.rr Baskets; bird cages, games, &c.
: have in store the largest and hest as
! ~ortmrnt of Fancy Goods To be found ont
/ side / u large cities. Prices are G"'t"
nnwN. DNNN y. and goods are r}1"prrt@d'
ty,r. tal before You purchase elsewhere
auI sec my stock.
In fur. ii Won want to see n real 'Furjo
sity ~hop" call ut Smiths Trmplrot Fancy
aaI YOU will be- gr;ltiiirt.
. Good, 50 Cheap You cannot help hu
purchase. Respectfully, &c
/ DAVID +. SMITH,
10 ~ Market Street,
oc. If Frederick, Md
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IF The largest and cheapest stock Of
Mems, Boys and Youths Boots in West
minister. Also, Ladies Misses and Chill
drcns' Lace and Button Shoes, in great va
rietv, ut W. O. LIGGETS.
i1- English and French, China Granite
,,d L. c, WARE, and House Keeping
Gonds Of every kind, cheap al
sept Elf ". =. LIGGET'S.
Westminster.
Ia TrunhH! Ia1ises IA full
supply of Trunk. and Naiiscs all sizes
and prices, just received and for sa, cI.eap
by ID. e. MARTIN, r..
sept 1.2m* Next door 10 the Post Otlice
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CROFT HOUSE,
.NorM Morkct street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

vINIIE undersigned would respectfully
| inform the public, that he has taken
charge of ,h. well known HOTEL, lately
occupied Ivy Joseph Croft, which Is h"in-
fitted up in good style here he is prepared
to entertain the Travelling Public with
Good Cheer and the comforts of u pleasant
home. His TABLE ant BAR will be
supplied with the hest the market affords.
His STABLE will he furnished with good
provcndcr and attentive Os1lcrS, Boar'lrrS
taken by the day, week, month or year. -
And (sY5" MARK THIS, his charges Will
br moderate, and in accordance with the
spirit of the times.
rsy" Will he thankful for share of the
public CUSTOM ~ ,,
ian. cost JOHN NELI'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-14
Notice to TreSpaSScrs.

TNllE subscribers some of whom have
| been injured by trespassrrs ON THEN
land, hrrci give notice to all concerned
that they forrwarn all persons from tres
passing on their grounds. either by fishing
or hunting with dor or gun, or cncroach.
ing in any MANNER whatever on their pre-
mi-cs
-" All disrcgarding this notice will b,
proceeded against according to law.
fjri,tiun Ntchari,s, EHaS +, IHlenhn
Ihpnos H. BaTton, .~dmDd .N'reN,
-ii"holuS Ston~bUry, JncM N0UShourr,
wilma 4. I"lcntinc. .Solomon hrj~,
J"""b .Sht"hy. La"cS w. Tr"rH,
N,rd Hhitmo,e, Gco,ge Il Or"lmah
Gn0ryr UcrHb,ss, JomrS =. -V"rtin.
Johh fH,m,
Inmitsllrg District, nov 23-lw