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New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
ASPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
PHILADELPHIA oFFICE-HoLDERs IN
TROUBLE.

a., 50 49, ..,ost cords of the Grant man
ayers in lhadejpna lust before the late eieeuon, was
the publication OF "A gross h3el on 'he Nus'' Hr N,
Democratic State Committee inc hoh' 0"il"or -, -,
dali Dulv beralded by flaming head-ines lh INC N'"
ro.1 7;,,cs ond other greedy swaowers OF Ir"nt eau"
Daign falsebooas. TAe Hartranft Central Cup puO
i,~h, =, ,h ,yorld that Messrs. Randall McOlure ana
other pennsylvania Liberals wero engaged III u eon
s,ro 70 carly The stato for Buckalew Part Oh tois
was specifically stated TO bo the lorSoS vi
naraljz alton papers. of which crime the reckless per
sons who signed tins address said they nau Posi'"o
proof" The only proof alluded to by these hoeS was
this dispatch: ,.
LAX Nc: See McNiulln to-day. He has all the natu-
razatou papers. 1t is vital they should be IN manu- az
once. Meet me tonight Yours, SAM D. hANDA|- ,
This inhammat0 circular was signed by John L. nm
william r. Leeds Charles II. T. Coils, Peter A b. we'd
ener and James NJ Kcrns or course they are all once
holders: Grant managers usually are Leeds is shelh
Hin Receiver OF Delinquent Taxes, Weidener Guy Are"s
urer Coils City solicitor, and Kerns United s'a'es i
shall Think Of these associates OF the oohNIels iiho
ana Hartranft charging anybody with ormel Iney arc
likely to have lively time OF IT, howeVeri Wlhess VI"
following bit of Philadelphia news:
sut has been begun in the supreme Court by tho Hon
Samuel J. Randall against VIM r. Leeds J9hn H. IL M NJ
Kerns for libel growing out OF the report msue & 10 I'm o
Hartranft Cuo containing lettsT 9egeq " injection
with allegation OF conspiracy between these Two gv 1a
tlemen and Alderman McMulln TO issue @ IrasGuie @ 9e6
against Messrs Peacock FeatherstOn Wells, prOpf,e
tors of The Epenng Bucin for the publication OF the
report mentioned above, and for their editOra rIes
asserting the truth of the facts alleged therein agS
Mr Randall MIR Randall SAYS he will insist upon JUDI
cal investigation OF tue truth of these charges Whe e
has denied by a published letter he mas retained DIS
counsel Blessrs. Phillips Sheppard, and HaSert'
Mr. Randall has a good case. His defamers probably
Thought their baseess fabric would be unnoced after II
had accomplished desperate purpose The message
10 Mr. Mcclure. Of which much account has beeh
made is thus referred TO by him in an interview Win
reporter of The Press:
I understand that Mr. Randall will institute suits
against the pares and il so. my testimony will be that
Inever received or such letter from Mr. Randall
and never conferred with hnn or any one else on the
subject
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
lFor oMer ShiD Be'cs see Second Pa0e.l

lFor oLter ShiD Be,rS Second Pa0e
ARRIVED. -
Seuhip EuroDa l Campbell Glasgow Sept 8 via MoYie 29th
With mdse AID PASS 10 iienier,on Bros. 80
steamship Gel Ncle SAMPSON NeSorenns Oct s. with mdse
OUCH ehmoPd ciy Point And Norfolk with
Stamhip veEsbug Nerd POrta-.Pace days with mdse aud
steaHap Aosr Walker Norfolk &C. with mdse and Old
Domiaon steamship Co = 81,
Sup brAbu London and the Isle Of Wight Sept with
BARK Dr. O. j. Brock Sor Userd MdsbOro AZ dnys With rail-
Bhs julia Blake o. PaborON 81 Gavin, Mrag'aae Is day. with
5fS George Amos, Joy,e Portland with lumber. tit.
sear Legdag Star ,brj, fooe st. john \; b. Win plnS
scht Florence (Brl. Pnce, 81 john, NJ b.. VITA lumber
sehr Hannah to Plymouth, Nasal Sears St Martins Is
''s sehr I'll iaGene Dunhn London 81 days with md,e
Phebe r "a - DAYS, rI0ber aud ants,
Sehr tbs j. Frier tof SeN.Oreans Plum Para % days with
'4SSsf Sesf DIVA l. oMuIen 5 Crane P.e,oa s. with Pius
Schr Deeori, -. Ah4ce ~ - VITA PiBs
W, w Pharo. GeJr.e.Jsn ID. Z. a. NJ. Barley Virginia
M.14 ' nsrsoa' Alexandria Fair Wind Se@:GeIforl.
n. smaller. Po,taal, o. heao, Aachias
Harriet Gardner Fin idyer. Joan Ioher. lauston
Ann Amelia, Prov4eace. VIM Bemea. Providence
o. T. IaWer, Providence. joan CrOcAfJrl. Providence.
G. hieaLe, Providence H. j. Mercer, frovidence
Capi.oi, Providence. T. J. tlynOr, Providence.
A. +. kosland, rrov denee. yerlnda Providence.
John brooks Providence H. DiaeAm;n, Pae!ueket.
= ~ smith Eew-Beliod. NJ At. MiAu Warren
Rhole Island, sag das0CE Surpnse fro'ilenee
kelIre1 Fish. DIX Island. CIalle C566, Goe1lnnd.
FOUNTAIN FalI t1ver. Henry Bcmseu Fail aver.
c. Twin, Ncw-1yen. Slfdh A. Hammond, DishtOn-
LIZA IaIIll0l, fau iIFeT cha 4engc. 0rreapOnt
Nm Aouug br.dg port NJ. W. Guha, New-llaYen.
Lady, AItnm, Wafenlh. h.. H. Bogen Bangor
g. 4. Irgs Gloucester. Yarmouth HyanHis
Jo.. A. kos,. Taun.oI Fred Tyler, ffoudenee
Llc, hsll Westerly, Il. l. Maud barbour. BaIgOG
Hampton, Provide JOnn Br0nehi Boston.
Lucia u. Ives. New Haven. J. InnsmAn, Aew-beliOrd
Loader Gardiner. A. H. LocAwooi 6oOTg oWnD,C C.
Cas- dsoa Prov ueHee. Jane Hartford -
Brr.cent Io:ge Calais. E.el Thompson, ynallaVen.
ALLOW, ROckIand. a. hamnOld faAlhiTea
r v bergen, Providence Crusoe. MachitA
LA CI.y, Bridgeport D. Scoled NeW-iiaVen
ANCHORED AT HART's ISLAND.
s. J. Liudsey Crockett from Roekand, "h hmei Lake,
Rogers. Co. do. American Eagle, Calais.
MIND-5uudown. Light, n. h.. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct. l1-Auye steamship Blackstone, from Baltimore;
LRne om Liverpool; Dug Thomas CaApJe from Turks
nd James A. brown iron Cape Hayn beie IRON Turks
Island.
CHARLEsroS l3Arved. steamship VIM Kennedy. frem
Bauore Belle and bny G. Coson from Bosto
Aez NcsiorA. Sad steamships Champion for New
Yok; Gulf PaadepAa bark bensa for HayTei Rio
Tor OK.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLAsGOW-Ll steamship Europa, Oct. D-Wm Morton
AMI dsug- Fryer Jmes Wisemaa anl lady Reh,rl Are
james Cosennoa Ihos Wall Mary I. Betsey Fletcher Mrs Her
ber aad duq sf la yhoe VIM haYhorne i, wie and fam
ily Daril Da5I sewan we ani child, Alex llgs,
Joha Liney, Felix Alacera, Pnineas Whi;e, Wn White,
Ms Gen Wae and daughter, Mrs AeIane Patterson Eln
Amos Amos ParnsHlef swan. Joun Cook, Elizabeth
nl,ou Waller oewa Hugh Young lni sie. VIM Mckenzie
s David lie the Rev AtIBder Mclean and Wis Wm
Gly VIM Cherr, opuer Cws Johanna Donovan, Richard
Prce. @ Mrs w. AcCnlogs5 fami1 snd servn Mrs
John ~ .rlI aul, Thomas Lc and wife Taco J1sl-
n scon drew J4c-man the Rev Joseph Ban
rard anl laly, AIs. LeilaHI Wni Inomsoa.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
A Remarkable Cure of Rupture.

DR.. J. A. SHERMAN 6g7 Broadway.
DE, since sent statement OF
Rupture. aud again
afflicted method II relief and all
The difference between what
now than he compehendel
msse The effect OF rupture AMI the ues bad
bea usn general health made Lie to Inc buniens0me
rupture feel heen
aid PKrEk b. bCHOONnAKER-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
MARRIED..

the residence Of the BRIDES mother
Kng a NJ y, by the Rev NJ. " Schoonmakr Waldo
anang Kate DC W daughter ae late Augustus
4. seoAeli, esq, Valdez
LANR-SCRIBHRR-At Ithaca, ~ " "Wednesday Oct O. 1872
v ey n n Zabrske Rscn Lane OF Ofasge NJ j. aud Matilda
sebuvler daughter Of the late Edward ScrbnvT.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

Rennes Magic OIL sold in large quantities BY JonS HENRY
Coegepaee H. where country dealers may get supply at
the lowest rates
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
NIGEL. Davidson & Co.,

BrOidway ctOf Grta JOnsL mlnuIacture OF Fine bFef'
Plated Ware good bieen years large assortment
either wholesale or reta also Caina Glass and Gas FIItus
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

HAVANA Markets
HAVANA H. via Key WesL-The following are last evening
closing quotations Of the Havana market:
sugar aiet ani weak; No y b. =, mt reals y arrooe
BIchange-On Une States % days 9o Prcmium hers
sgnt "A az premium; gold 60 DAYS oyt premium shof ssh1 ~
an premium 81 35 Peaiam % Pans, If~ wv
mi
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
TIE WorklngNyamenls pr6ieclI'e

The Working~emen's troterts,'e , ~ az ,,,eoslto,s
apon wors women Dot IN hoeseloa '' - ~ en-
a1pYISrs TRADRsW OAigN CLeAk5 Ae, etc thPt"e 70 "a
payers aud assisted In obtaining uap'i h. @s.r,-
bssn eslsetod 81 sv N-si As'-'t4 4 =" ~
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE.
RECEPTION BY THE LoTos CLUB.

PEECHES OF Mr.. FRoUDE, JOHN BIGEL0w,
SAMUEL J. TILDES, EDMUND YATES, AND
- 'ERS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06
BOUTWELL, III NORTH CARoLINA

The sending of Boutwell, into
North Carolina resulted unfortun-
ately for the administration. His
speech was intended for the whole
country, and it would have been just
as well if he had not gone through
tie theatrical farce of delivering it
to & motley crowd at Raleigh. 1t
was cold, hard. full of figures and
f4llacies. and not calculated to fur
ther the interests Of the administra-
ton in any quarter. But it is the
principle of tine thing we protest
against. Mr.. Boutwell, is an admin
iStrative officer, and it lowers the
Government IN the estimation Of the
country when such an officer takes
the stump. We are sorry Mr.. Bout
we'll supports a bad precedent by an
equally bad example. By the way,
lie forgets to tell why he keeps a
hundred and fifty millions locked
up in the Treasury, thus cheating
t4e people out of nine millions a
year. Nine millions is a pretty
round sum, really quite a fortune
for a quiet gentleman of retiring
disposition. And quite a number of
not very small fortunes have been
made by gentlemen connected with
the Government withia these four
years, and the standing corumdrum
IS how they did it. Not that We
imagine there is the least possible
connection between the hundred and
fifty millions Of gold supposed to be
locked safely up in the Treasury
vaults, and the sudden acquisition
CT wealth by some Government
officials. But the two facts are note
worthy, nevertheless.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06
THE ALEUTs OF ALASKA.

The Aleuts of Alaska are evidently
of somewhat different stock from the
Indians of the main land, and seem tc
resemble more the Japanese than any
Of the Asiatic people. They pos
sess considerable a~daptability, and
up to a certain point are readily
taught. The old Russian Company
maintained several schools in which
Aleut children were taught to read
and write the Russian language; and
at the present time the Alaska Com
merclal Company supports schools
on the fur sea-islands where. during
eight months Of the year, the Aleut
children are given the rudiments of
a good English education. The
quality which most distinguishes
the civilized from the uDcivilized
man is that of providence. ''Sufici-
ent for the day is the evil thereof"
is emphatically the motto Of the
savage; audit is only as some consid-
cradle degree of civilization has
been secured that the desire of saw
ing for the needs of the future be-
gins to operate. Judged by this
standard, some of the Aleuts are
making great advances. \ consider
able sum of money has been saved
by those engaged in the fur seal fish
cry, and at least one Of them has
quite a large deposit to his credit in
a San IranciseosavIngs bank. Some
part Oftle improvement is also owing
no doubt. to the better accommoda-
tons which they now have; for the
habitation makes the man almost as
much as the mar makes the habi.a-
ton. Until a very short time ago
those engaged in the seal fishery
lived as all the Aleuts lived, in IN
derground huts, Or rather caves,
which It was impossible to keep clean
or free from smoke. But the Amer
lean company has now provided for
them comfortable board houses
above ground, in which they are
learning to live much more like
rational beings.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

It is very apparent that the news
O. the North Carolina election has
mad a wonderful influence on par
Ties who were in doubt as to which
presidential candidate deserved their
support. Thousands in this State
have made mp their minds within the
last three days that Horace Greeley
VIII be the next President of the
United States. Advices come from
the interior that The North Carolina
victory has been hailed with enthu-
siasm by hundreds of those who
were formerly on the Radical side.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The following, from the Reno
Journal, of Saturday last, is truth
full and, complimentary, and espe-
cially appreciated. when We consider
that it comes from an opposite poll
teal cotenIporary:
John Booth. OF the Carson Reg
lister, is a candidate for State Printer
on the Democratic ticket. If faith
full service deserves reward, Booth
should receive the nomination. He
is a practical printer and a thorough
gentleman"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The Democratic papers all over
the country have tallenup Greeley's
bloody chasm' and aye ringing the
changes on it as if ;t1really meant
something.-LSan Francisco Repub-
lican.
The bloody clasul@ was-also
taken mp by the people of North
Carolina, which, to US, indicates that
they meant something"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

An imprcmptu mass meeting was
held in San Francisco last Friday
night, at which the significance OF
the result of the North Carolina
election was appreciated. Judge
Barber, of Tuolomne county; J. W.
Wilcox, of Mariposa Joe Hamilton,
of Placer, and others, addressed the
meeting. With no opportunity for
advertisement, by no preconcerted
plan, the masses gathered in, that
they might express their Joy at the
reception of the glorious news from
North Carolina, which spread
through the city at lightning speed.
San Franciscans areawake to a sense
of duty.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

We would suggest the immediate
organization of Greeley clubs in this
and adjoining counties. Many OF
the towns in the eastern part Of the
State have developed signs Of enthu-
siasm in the presidential campaign,
while, as yet, the western counties
have done nothing in that direction.
Organize at once, and put the popu-
lar ball in motion,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

An insane man by the name of Jas.
Richie. was, recently, taken from
Lone Pine to San Francisco for
medical treatment, bug the malady
increasing, was taken to the insane
asylum. It is thought that the
earthquakes Of that region caused
his insanity.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06
Administrative sale OF
Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
" pursuance of an order of the District Court
OF the second Ju!IciaI District il and for th-
County of OrInsbv. safe OF NeVa1a, made on the
jth day Of August, A u. 1S12. in thc matter Of
the estate OF JOSEPH hEIFER. deceased, the un-
ier>igned. the sdnInistrarriX of the said estate.
viii sell at puAlic auction OF private sale, to the
highest BIDDER for cash, gold coin Of the United
States. and subject to conf. NATION by said District
Court on THUKSD ~, the 2gth day Of August, \.
d. 1>72, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock a. NJ and
setting u the sun of the same day, tu-wit: t !
O'clock ?. M, in front # the Courthouse door in
the town Of Carson City. O.nI>by County. State Of
Nevada, ali the right. title, interest and estate OF
the sud Joseph keIfer. at the time Il his death, ami
al the right, Tide and Interest that the said estate
has, by operation # law or otherwise, acquired
other than Or in EdGitiun to that Of the said Joseph
heIirr, AT the time of his death, III and to the
following described premises, tu-"lt: The south
west quarter "t sectluu twrnty-thIee q. town
snip uamUer fifteen 10 north range nineteen 80
east. situate IN OrnIsby County, State Of NeVait.
containi 2 one hundred and sixty acres, together
with all ami ii gulIT the tenetnents, he ei!ta-
ments and apgGr5 eHtnces tAereuuto belonging, OF
III ~anywi-e apperi.i.Iug.
Terms ami conditions Of ale. Cash. god coin of
the United States: ten per cent. # the purchase
money t. be paid OH the day Of sale: balance on
confirmation OF sale by said District Court.
NAKtARET EIFER,
Admi istratriN Of the Estate OF Joseph helfer,
deceased.
Dated August 9Th. 1S72
WM. PATERSON, Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE
au5-Iaw I'd
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The Burnet river ditch, in Baker
county. Oregon, has been completed
and the water turned in. This ditch
is said to be ninety-six miles long,
and costing over 800, 900, will open
up a rich mining field.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

Mr.. Woodrutfrun his stage for the
first time over the Queen Springs
and Centerville road on "Wednesday
last. Travis Y Co. viii change their
t~ri-weekly to a daily in n short time.
between here and Hamilton. Wood
ruff X Ennor will shorten tLeirroute
in a few days between this and the
Humboldt Wells. so as to make the
trip in about - miles Shell Greek
Prospect.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The health of Ex-Governor J. Nee
ley Johnson is mentioned by the
Salt Lake papers as rapidly improv-
ing. and it is said Will shortly be
able to attend to business.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

There + said to be about one
hundred thousand sheep near the
sink Of the Carson, making their
way to Humboldt county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TANE To TIE ENCLOSURE OF II IN
y ieIs gued. On the 1t Ity # August. one
bI OK ana white SOW. with right ear partly trr1
of. The owaer viii p ease take II away and pay
t lie damage. v. ChEDIC.
Carson. August {, IS , 1t
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

Governor Jno. Fall, of Knoxville,
says the Winnemucca Register, has
a band of 5000 head of cattle on the
way from Texas to Humboldt county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The diamond excitement in San
Francisco has almost entirely sub
sided, and very likely Will . sleep
the sleep that knows no waking"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The high price Of quicksilver and
light stocks in New York and Lon
don looks to an advance from the
present rate of S5c. as quite possible
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

Two tvpe-settinS machines are
said to be working satisfactorily in
the Office of the Lodon Times.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

Advioes from the Shell. Creek re
gion, through the Prospect, is of 6
very encouraging character. The
mines and business prospects are
mentioned as rapidly improving, and
the chances are good for the Shell
Checkers becoming suddenly rich.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The Silver State reports another
big strike in the famous Arizona
mine, at UnionviIle. Ore yielding
$1,000 a ton is not at all uncommon.
The Arizona is daily becoming more
valuable.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The total freight receipts at Steam-
boat during the month of July were
sol, S66 pounds of grain, $4,000
pounds of ore, $3.50 pounds of coal,
1,23G,000 feet of lumber, $1,000
shingles, 12S cords of wood, two
car loads Of stock, 61,4S0 pounds of
iron and 5,547,032 pounds of mer-
shandise. So says the Reno journal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The Boston Post is responsible for
the following on the marriage of
Thomas Hawk to Miss ). J. Dove:
II ISM often that YOU soc
50 queer a kind Of love.
oh. what a savage ne must he
To Tommy Hawk Il bow.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The Democrats and Liberal Re-
publicans still claim North Carolina
by q handsome majority.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

Among the last objections urged
by Grant papers against Greeley is,
that if elected President, he may
place a "reoel' in his Cabinet.
This is an objection, remarks an ex-
change, which they are estopped
from urging against any candidate,
for Grant did the same thing in
making Amos L. Alderman, Of Geor-
gia, his Attorney General.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

1t seems that the Boston Jubilee
was not so much a failure, pecuni-
arlly, as was predicted it would be
when it was half orer. The Boston
Commonwealth says that counting
the guarantee fund at its full value.
100000, and estimating the Colise-
UNI at from SO, 900 to $50, 900. there
are assets as the result of the late
festival Of some $4,000. The re-
ceipts from admissions amounted
to about $430, 900, and the expenses
from $3.50, 900 to 5000, 900.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06
Judge Caleb Burbank, an old line

Judge Caleb Burbank, an old line
Republican, a gentleman who has
served his party in California, in
the Legislature and On the Bench
IN the State of Nevada, publishes
a card in the Petaluma (Cal.)
Crescent which concludes as follows:
L wish to be distinctly understood,
that in my belief of his fitness, his
ability, integrity and patriotism, and
IN consideration Of his fearless and
successful advocacy of the rights OF
man, [ am for Horace Greeley for
President of the United States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-22
POETRY.
THE CASE OF RuEL GREGG.

AAAa b<ASS OG II FL ObGO0.
AN ArFEcTIoEArB AND HIGEi-M MORAL BALLAD.
There WAS man named Ru-i-el,
lliis other name was Grtgg:(
He thought he was some pun-ki-eps
Till taken down a peg.
lie loved a nice Young dain-si-el,
Her pa on him did frown,
For he bad much spondool-i-icks,
And his maiden name WAS Brown.
Thus Ruel was unhap-pi-e,
And Sophy was the same,
She wished TO change the coi-i-or
Of the ancestral name.
At last secret marriage
She did arrange with him,
She said Shea wed her Iov.i.er,
Even 1t il took a--limb !
So Ruel got lad-di-er.
Aud one dark catfish night
Tie stood beneath her case-mi-ent,
A II ready for their fight.
tie clasp her hani ia si-i-ence,
As she stepped trembling down;
Jerusalem off dropped hat aud dress.
And there stood Mister Brown |
And then he went for Ru-i-el
ann put HIM on II roof
Also tin ears nu-me-ri-ous,
As be is living proof.
He polished Ruel cru-i.el,
He rolled him in thu mre,
I'M he stretched out quite life-li-ess,
And nearly did expire.
When Sophy heard the rum-pi-us,
Her lose shr did bewaiI,
She joined The Universaists.
And finally took the veil.
So all fair maids and lov-i-ers,
Attend to me beg;
Beware the letrtless pa-ri-ent.
And the fate of Iluel Gregg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-22

SALT AND AGuE-The following appears as
a leading editorial 10 the Cleveland Xerald
we wish TO give very simple remedy for
fever and agnc, aud wish TO emphasize it by
saying that il has, 10 our knowledge, proved
very eilicacirus. It is simply common salt
a teaspoontui taken in water, and teaspoon
fal deposited in each stocking, next the foot,
just as the chill is con ing on. That's all there
is of il; but knowing that it mas been elfca-
cous in breaking chill and per!ecing a
cure, We put it in our editorial columns, where
no humbug remedy shall ever fnd a place if
we know it,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-22
N0TIpNS ANp sgNnRIEs,

Goods of all kinds for Ladies and Gents, a
splendid stock OF Kid Gloves, coored and
black. at 81 co, Ladies' Merino Undervests
and Drawers, Chidrens' Merino Vests of all
sizes. Mems Merno and Lambs Wool Shirts
aud Drawers Hosiery of all kinds, very
cheap, Misses Corsets, Bustcs, Coats and
Clarks' Spool Cotton. all numbers. 6 cents a
spool, II doz. Shirt Buttons at cents, and a
large stock of Nations ofalI kinds.
Our Goods have all been purchased for cash
in the New York and Baltimore markets, and
we respectfully solicit all in search of GOOD
and CHEAP GOODS, 10 call and examine our
stock, promising them GOOD BARGAINS.
We would respectfully return our thanks to
our customers of Montgomery county for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended tous.
BENJAMIN MILLER
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