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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24

Saturday, the eel Of February, 1878,
between the hours OF O'Clock 4. u. and
o'clock Il. IL, to-gi; al O'Clock P. 4. OF said
day. ia front Of the Court House tOsl-. In tl"
city of Albany, Linn county. Oregon. wili sell
the above-,irsc-iUed properly ioT cash Ia hand,
at public otlicry-, 10 the highest bidder.
Jan. H. Is73. \. PARKER.
nZ5EI. Sheriff, linn Co.. oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

VyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
einity that he has taken charge of this Establish
nent, 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,
he expects to give entire satisfaction to all
MDChildren and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
and shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
E3a33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24
RATES or ADVERTISING.
Nv LIN 3M 6M I'VE

Business notices in the Local Columns 25
cents per line, each insertion.
For legal and transient advertisements So so
per square Of IL lines, for the FIRST insertion ;,
and 81 90 per square for each subsequent in
sertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24
SOMETHING NEW IN DENTISTRY /!
DIR. e. O. SMITH, DENTIST,

"As LOCATED IN ALBANY e
Ell and has the new invention n =
in plate work, which consists in IIIp
Inserting teeth in the mouth without covering
the whole roof, as heretofore. It gives the
kearer the free of the tongse to the roof of
The mouth in talking and tasting. It is the
Smith q Puryine patent.
@Teeth extracted without pain. Plates
snended, whether broken or divided. Office one
door cast of conner's Bank, up stairs.
y7n45If
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24
DENTISTRY.
GEO. " GRAY, d. d. s.

h6ES ALL WORK IN THE G.
4 j lite of his profession in the N YPSsSzssszA
latest. bsst AID most approred iIID
methods.
Anesthetic sgents used for the painless exg
traction of teeth if desired.
Particular attention given to the regulation of
ehildren's teeth.
Dental consultations and examinations free.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case. Call
1t his Office and examine specimens of his work.
Charges moderate. 0ffce in Parrish's Brick
Block, upstairs. vSnltf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24

An Illinois editor sports the nane'
Double blower.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24

When Mrs. Stanton was delivering
her lecture on the Coming Girl, in
Green Bay the other night, she told
how her father, when they were GO
ing over the Highlands of Scotland
together, had pair of boots made
for her and how she walked therein
just as many miles as he and just as
we'll. After the lecture o bronze
faced. furry individual stepped around
to the green room and putting forth
a knotted palm, said: "An' wi We
shek haans wi the maan wha' made
the boots for ye 7" And there he was.
She did.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-29
Aennebrt yonrnal,
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE. Water Street.
II hioot OF Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN i NASH.
Gully Aenncbet Aomaal.

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
oalns the latest news by telegraph and mail,
In gives reports ofthe Markets, and has carefully pre-.
''pared political and local articles, and generous
amount Of farming, home and scellaneous read.
nG with full compilation of State news.
Ia Terms, 81 per annuns IN aC,rance; sSt payment
not made within the year Single copies Scents,
Icio pc mad at the bookstores and at this oiiee.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
|ls.ates may be had on application at this onice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-29
ST VALUABLE SOUvRlERS.

often do we hear the bereaved one exclaim:
&f just had his likeness-if | only had her
! ['raph, would not take fortune iIr it," Let
ie warning to those enjoying life and health.
lie the lamp life holds out, while the bloom
sieal perfection adorns the check; 60 to y,
Aball. photographer, and get one oi the bet
Is ever taken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-29
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
New Furniture Establishment
EAILowEEa

| have secured the store ofJ Il. sawtellc, on u
ter street liallowcll. and ii has been lifted up
specially as a FURNITURE STORE, and have
lust returned from Boston with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-29
Po0eeklp Aennebet csourna!,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
mgess oii,ao, iollo paper In the State, containing
after, tales, poetry anecdotes household recipes,
Sarkets, &C., &c.
Di TERMS % per Gnnum ia ddpdnce.
Transient Advertisements, $i.5o per incn luf
, est week; 70 cents per week for each subsequent
,sertion.
Especial Notices, 81 90 per inch for first week 30
ifnts per week for each subsequent week
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
Ver line for first insertion; 10 pcrlne for each
y bseQuent insertion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

On Friday the 18th instant, Captain
Lemuel Mitchell, commanding the sloou
Nanny Merryman, Of the Maryland Oyster
Navy, made raid into Eastern Bay. Tai.
bot county, and captured seventeen YES
sells that were engaged in dredging for
oysters in Miles river contrary to the act
Of Assembly. As soon as the sloop came
IN sight the dredging vessels pulled in their
implements and put into Tilghman's Creek
Captain Mitchell followed them in when
he got there they were all lying peacefully
at anchor, with their sails fnrled. as If thew
we're only there to make harbor from the
wind storms. Nine of them hailed from
Baltimore. Captain Mitchell boarded
each vessel, aud found on seventeen ~
them wet decks, wetliucs, drcdses recently
used, and piles Of freshly caught oysters
on deck. He Immediately put the Can
tains and crews under arrest aud orlersd
them to st. Michaers where they were
arralgned before Justice Warren. The
Captains Of ten Of the vessels were Anal
szOO each, and one was fined slO0. One
was sequitted, and Eve were held for fur
Their examination. One was acaui,ted
and i've were held for further examination
On Sunday night the vessels detained n
custody cut out of the harbor, and on
Monday morning they were at their old
work on Tide Mil Bar.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

essl dalIHs In Ia rzeeu. ease mhera nlsiiizA-
ilon k1z received 1Aork. X IS rer4 easg 10
- dat re iHdirnaai1n Al the dfsadinI batch
esy. ineonlslsnt 9Th ihe SARA ~ he age, bat
Hnhapql's asrnse& w 40 u'|sa 6iibnEier7pg
ex7sizA Hrse ear 4sa st9fea. kindred &
t1a& ~ he AlSt4naa 81 wtieh ErRland has
4sen issliF <Q4Asmns "A d1tsagsz' ean mike
- sassff Ia. - are 9nslint With he SpnEiAh
nAtsea iszpSsinx under iesnble diArnlzies TO
herene siSssr KepnbEe, and therefore de-
seExias lsusN q Frssent fesaearancs and eaa-
oe<. Nor ca Ne fl<<cl tie nobie PFesident,
NAese eioquenk su5css ple&t+vg for hamnuify
zz4 insakIsg CIR example, has % o&ea ehasg-
"a tae w9sld Ihe Spanish Repgblie and
na< frem "a If Wa,eh~ords nge neelad now,
II them b iaH&1iG1e ennn1ir1)io1 and ias-
ice u C1tn success ID the Sraniah Republic.
nzl k0n1x md grs1ilnde - Emilio czstslar
end uenee betHHen car twn NATIONS. Bearing
Eh<sa u min1, lheze vii b. 10 oec4sica fur
rhe tcIlieeleaz prep4r1tisna u tie lnIt fsw
14FH. a44inE 10 car hafdensene eKpenditnrea
se1ee1l nlllinaz * dollars. ard ereatiaz : uar
kegeR % Interfere Wifh the general healah d
he peEi<nl body =
GoFeznar Hendricks, q Indiana. tele-
gsaaAsd % he cah4a neesing IN Nsw York
his opinion, that ..in the cause Of humanity
and god goyssnment, The Unitea stasss
Should nov sztsnd their sympathy and
pousr sssr Cuba, and added I think
this + The sentiment Of she people Of In
diana
4 l1te despatch says that inforaatiou
has been resolved from Madrid Of the pa
sisc disposition u the czsteIar Govern
nent the desire 90 preserve friendly rela-
toes with tbs Enited States, ete-, etc
Ths Spanish navy Is admitted % be
grszter than our ON, IN The number Of is
ships, guns and men, but it Is believed
that the superiarity uF American saiIOrs
and marines, would make : an ovsrmAteh
for that ofSpain, IN sheevsnt Of hosiiIisiss-
Let Is HOPE that tie tro rasions vii not
have to mtasure ssxength with each other,
but that peace may Prev41
Washington cOrEespondsnts hare inti-
mated that interested motives undsrlie, to
: great extent, the furor oeeasioned By the
fate Of the yirginias and her passengers
War cannot be carried on without money,
and a war with Spain woald give another
chance for fat coutrarts, and the shoddy
element would again rsyd IN enormous
profits, and IN picking and stealing from
the Govsrnnent The alb ansi-slavery
feeling, alsO, acts IS another spur 70 prick
the sides Of their intent, among those Who
are 50 fnIlofsght. in the north, and 50 bent
on Cuban eonquest. The feeling must
nos be mistaken for an Ousburst Of pure
unauthorized patriotism merely, ~ isnO;
lost sight d. By any means, in this glow
! ing popular ebuIlitiOn
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22
Sporting Intelligence


TaE BEsT FouR-MILE TINE.-April
2, 1855, Al New Orleans, Lexington
against time. ca7ryiBg los lbs, 7.l93 ;
April "a, 1855, u New Orleans, licking
ton beat Iecompae, carrying 1881 IBIS,
1923 April 8, 1854, at New Orleans,
L.ecompie beat Lexington and Reube, 20
and .3ss June %, 1863, q; CentEeville,
L. l., Idlewild, carrying liz lbs, 1851 I;
October Is, 1873, at san Francisco, Thad
Stevens, carrying 1l5 ibs. (seeOnd hcat,l
7.30 In 1866, At Saratoga, n. T., Ken
lucky beat Julius and Ieatherlungs, 7.3l !
In 1867, at jerome Park, Kentucky,
against time, carrying l20 Tbs, 1911 ;
In 1872, at the Union traek, L. l.,
Fashion beat Boston, 1921; In 1871, at
Jerome Park, Abd-el-Koree beat Helm
bold, 7.33; In 1872, at jerome Park,
MOnarchist beat Harry Bassett, 1881
A WALKING MArcH.-A wager was
made on Friday night BY P. W. Tally, Of
Taneytown. and J. T. Watkins, Of this
city, as to who could walk out to the Three
Mile House, On the Reiserstown road,
and back 10 the shortest time The two
men started from the General Wayne Ho-
tel, corner Of Paca and Baltimore streets,
about eight O'Clock at night, and in short
time Watkins returned to the hotel, hay-
ing given up the contest, but Tally kept
on, and returned 10 about one hour and
twenty minutes, having in his possession
a certificate from Mr.. Cox, proprietor Of
the Three Mile House, that he had been
there. The distance walked from the
General Wayne Hotel out and back, was
about eight miles.-Bahislore Sun Of
Monday.
The great 10000 race at San Francisco
took place on Saturday, and was won by
Thad. Stevens, after four closely contested
heats Of four miles each. Time Of first
heat, T.45 second heat, sos; third heat,
1856; fourth heat, s.20i. Thad made
the miles Of his third heat as follows -
203, 157, 1.55 and POP. The other
horses entered were Joe Daniels, True
Blue and Mamie Hall. The True Blue
was lamed in the third heat
ToN BowLING.-H. p. McGrath has
refused an offer Of s25, 900 for him. The
horse has already won SIS, 900, and is en-
tered for as much more Tom Bowling
has become pet, and it would take a
large sum to induce his owner to part with
him. He is the son Of Lexington and the
grand son Of Boston.
FAST DRIvING.--0n Monday week,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

At the annual meeting of the stockhold.
ers Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd
held on Monday, the directors in the prcs-
ent Board were unanimously Reelected
resolution was passed ratifying the lease
Of the Washington City and Point I,ook.
out Railroad, and the lease Of that portion,
Of the Washington City, Virginia Midland
and Great Southern Railroad living he.
tween Strasburg aud Harrisonburg. Va
The annual report Of the President Of the
Company was presented and read. 1t
presents ilattering statement Of the oper.
atoms of the road for the past year, and an
encouraging prospect Of increased expap-
sion and usefulness. The gross earniDgs
Of the road, including all its branches and
divisions, for this year, was sI5,695. 511
an increase Of s2,O68, sGI az comnared
with the previous year; Of this inerease
u ,5ss ysT2 accrued from che earnings az
the main stem The surplus fund. which
represents capital derived from earnings
invested i'd branch and connecting roads
and Improvements on the mainline amount
70 $4,000, 4034I.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22
Effects of the Panic.

The mills of the Troy Hosiery Manufac.
turing Company, at Troy, N. v, have
closed, the operators refusing to sumit 10
reduction of % per cent in wages. Their
stOppage throws l25 persons out of en-
ployment. The Sand Lake mills. in Rens.
selaer county, n. Y, are running at q p
per cent reduction, and Farnams mills in
Troy at reduction of Is per cent. The
puddlers Of the Corning Irpn Works have
accepted $3.50 per tom reduction of 20
per eent.-and the laborers 81 81 per day
instead of sl50.
The mills of Cohoes, n. Y, were ex-
pected to resume operations on Wednes-
day, but did not do so, and it is said they
will remain closed until there is decided
improvement in the market. The ruin
GUS rates at which goods are offered" saw
the proprictors, make it impossible to
produce them except at a sacrifice which
would lead to bankruptcy
In Brooklyn, the Board of CITY Works
have placed 20 gangs of men at work re-
pairing the streets, and have received
" thousands Of applications from men offer
ing to work for anything they can get. s.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

Great Smash Down in Prices. Bound to
sell, will sell, determined TO sell. From now
until the FIRST Of January we will sell Goods
at Cost to.rednce our large stock Of Boots and
Shoes. Mems and Boys' Kip Boots so cheap
that the price vii as.oaish the buyer. Ladies'
1 Children Shoes AZ cost prices. No hunbug.
Call and price Goods and be convinced that
We have smashed doEn the prices Of Boots
and Shoes. ZePp L Bro. n
George r. Berry, Of the firm Of ]. & T. L.
Berry 4 Co., Baltimore, Nd, whites "Hav-
ing used Dr. Bali's Cough Syrup in my family
on numerous occasions in cases Of trouble
some coughs, take grea, pleasure in saying,
that IN every instance II proved very bench
cial ia atfording relief | therefore feel no
hesitaney in recommending il as an estimabie
remedy for Coughs.
LADIES orsTEE SUPER 1xp FEsTIvAL.
The ladies Of 81. Pa1ls Reformed Church.
will hold an Oyster Supper and Festival in
the Lecture Room Of the Church. commenc-
ing on the 2d day Of December next. at 5
O'Clock, p. NJ. and will continue for three
successive nights All are respectfully invited
to attend
SOcIABLE AxD OYSTER SurPEn.-The third
soeiable Of the Ladies Mite Society of Cen.
tenary NJ. +. Church, will be held on next
Thursday and Friday. November 9th and
2S,h, in the Lecture Room Of the church.
from q to 10 p. N. Refreshments OF ali
kinds on hand.
rVRs FVEsl!
A large and splendid assortment jus, re.
eeiyed. Cheap, and Good Qualities. ].
Yingling & Co.
Ready Made Clothing at Astouishineiy low
prices at Sehenthal Bros. opposite K. r.
Depot y
Just received from Philadelphia large
stock Of Imported Cloth and Cassimeres, din
cheap. j. IiRgling 4 Co.
Goods at Panic Prices. at J. Yingling L
Co.'S.
jus, received a beautiful line of Black Rep
silks, cheaper than ever. at J. Yingling <
Co.'S
All kinds of Blankets, cheaper than ever.
al J. Yingling L Co.'S.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

Thursday next Is TAaAksgivinx day.
Ths rraetise q sessins aps.s enc day IN
- yszE 81 .s,hlie thanksgiving ! u
Puriisaie origin, havisg staned d Nes
Englaaa. During The izss var i was b.
srOiuced inso the Made and SOushern
States. vhesc il has been observed ever
sineu, and wbesu properly otseryed, Is 70
b eomusnaed Tie Rrraf Nsr Yorker
TINS speaks II the snsiecf
2sFe are not Of those who believe il suecisl
days ~ shanksEipinS We reeuzi dem Is, u
= certain SENSE, hrcieal We 6shevein thank-
falnsss---in everyday gE4tifude and IN the
works whleh are The fruits az degeui thanks
slu1g We respea fkx shisii Nifh vkick
lhsnksg1vIus Day was inaugurated We
hare nc oAJeclioa 70 an animal Thznkzxivia<
Day nos, . q day u rest, re-unioa aud ioy
---slz day IN which grateful. humane. frater-
nai, isyprs and thankful ernotions preasni-
nate But Ne believe IA . eons;nud thAnls-
giving. We believe there Is always more
reason % re5oiee aas. Be thankfaI every dav
tkza % complain. No oze s1fe-s 50 ssarh
that he Or she may not saifer m0re-ni leass
few Do Il i iar better 10 ealiivaie thankfal-
ness than 70 nurse depression. Thanksgiving
Dsy Is = had. Let those uh0 Ea;f upoa i
think u the joys THAI are theirs IL eonpzrison
viii the soETOHA TIA. might Be. lei worship
Be hcgu ef tkankfulness. Bat lef no one sup
pose that one dag Of thanksgiving. in whicA
al of fkankfnlness il coucentrased, s Il al
Worthy q nsu and CHRISTIANS Lei Is give
thanks dails-
In view Of The immortality Of the times,
the pecalatioa and plunder, the rOhberes,
murders, arsons, and erina sfevery grade,
constantly occurring in our country, Il
would seen that the language IL the NIX
PruPhes, ia reference to the SIN and ehas-
tiscment Of Jadah, would not be altogether
Inappropriate TO US
Except The Lord Of hosts had left unto Is
a very snail remnAat, we should have been
As SOdOl- and ve should hare been Ike unto
GomorTah. Hear the word Of the Lord. ye
rulers 81 Solom; give ear aata she law Of our
God ye people Of Gomorrah To what pur-
pose Il the multitude OF yoar saerihees unto
me : saith The Lord: an fall Of the barnt
offerings Of rams, and the fat Of fed beasts:
aad delight not in the blood Of baIlocks. or
ofhrnbs- or Of he goats. When We come TO
appear before ne. Who hath required this a
year hand, 70 tread my eOuris2 Bring no
more vaIn ohlationz; incense IS an abouina-
ton unto ne the new moons and sabhathS,
the calling Of assemblies, cannot array with
Il isiniquisy, even the solemn meeting. Your
new moi1s and your appointed feas,s ms soul
hzteth; thsy are > troable unto me am
weary to bear them And when ye spresd
forth your hands, | vii hide mine eyes from
yoE yea, when re make many prayers. viii
nos hear; your hands are foli Of blood.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22
The Great Storm on Monday Night.

A ,.,r;s. Gala f,,,, a., ,,,..l, -, -
snco,,n,ersd ~ ,Ls cSas,noat -, ~" -. 70" ~,
NonJav non, S,o,rn-s - n % -
b.d - 49, b.,ho, 49,. I ~, s Pu. = n'
Worros .nd pa,nva,i - - 80. -
D,,-nvrIv es..,,eJ - "a "a - la
he 80. - 49, 81 ~ na . a"I
,rnrehens;ors os d;s,s,,r - ca, tn
Pb;lsdslrb;a T.,,,e-asW.a. - 80 ="
Ths storm vb;cS r,nad ~ -. NJ.
n;,b, ,v.s .,warol, s,Is - -, - ~ -
an n. Und'on H. "a 49, $50 ,'o' inu
a;s.s,ers a. ra,.ortaS - .. n,-, '"I
~ h The ssh;op -. p 49, TPPSseu
81 p-ox;noa,a,Sn - - S-;,.a'a 49, 'S
b.n, .nd /, !. 81 ~ 49, 100 - IA "a
noscboonar :, u..snnL sas.s".,, ~. 'os,'
ed !. N,rblobesd Tr"SaLasa1 -. IA a. 1" ~
asouI of eacb o,ber !, Tsn,.lt, ~ -" W
have mn, 49, r. - TT TN t 1nu
.Tos;o 4 Devorsrx d;sm.i,aJ !. a. ~
was ,owed me- po,,jan5 -. = ."' 7r,s
b.rk AnJos fron Rails. - c. -, NJ
i asbara = W. $50 S m oS S !,
ho.,. 49, ~ xcn,aj e. .e "V ~ :.
,r;rs g. frL;eL Ia En- De iieii
copneIlsd 70 s,on :, Sam.. NV" IL p ~
rs,nrnsJ - F.Il R;ro. s'Ip O.sI "nen 'ney
The hos,. fran NJ VI A. J. W.
and prov;iaoca III -, - a -''~ Po''
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

A correspondent, writing from Louisi-
ana, says THE sugar interest for this
State has been, for the last few years. a
waning one. For some reason, the sugar
planters do not seem to make success Of
the free-labor system. 1t is probable that
the fault Is not so much in the system as in
the connection with il Of the extravaeance
of detail which accompanied the old-time
way. At all events, the fact is patent that
this most profitable of all agricultural int
rests in ante-bellum times has Of late been
little better than maelstrom into which
many an unfortunate planters fortune has
been engulfed The number who are
really making money at it is few, while
hundreds of plantations arc lying quite
idle, being eaten up with taxes, and their
broad acres fast growing up to weeds. and
reirograding to the condition 10 which De
Soto found them
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

PEsssYLyAsIA--We have regarded
this State as etfectually lost to the Democ-
racy and completely in the tolls Of the
iron and coal and high tariff monOpOIists.
But the late election actually showed a
majority Of SO votes for the Democrats
outside of Philadelphia. If the new con
stitution, which contains provision to
ensure fair elections in Philadelphia, and
to hold in check her FOUNDERS and repeat
ers, is endorsed by the people on the 18th
Of next month, the State win again be
found in the Democratic iriumphal column
By 1876.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

An effort is being made, both in Massa-
chusetts and out Il, to restore Senator
sumner to his former standing and inau-
enee in the Republican party. The first
movement in that direction win probably
be the resembling Of the vote Of eensnre
passed BY the Massachusetts Legislature,
to be followed by the Senator's reappear-
ance in the Republican Senatorial caucus
at Washington, and bis reinstatement as
Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

HoRsE kILLED BY HYDRopHe,,
The Bel Air Intelligence, Of Pr;ls, ! =
says Within the Inst few d,v -
Lane Emory, residing near Tavior 4. !. i.
county, lost two valuable hons \. Y s't
phobia. The first intimasion h. ~ N
either Of them had been bitten -. - ~ Il,ai
driving on the road. One Of the,n -aAe
to act very strangely, froihed al H. 49,, M
and becoming almost uasovem,si ,,'o !:
frantic rage seized is eompaniog \, :. =
neck, tearing out = piece Of At / .'N
communicating the disease 10 /. 'a,''
Friday last the one frst taken d;e5 "a
few days subsequently, the other died ~. ~
A number Of hogs in the neighbo,b-'..''s
were also bitten by the same dos M |.
supposed to have bitten Mr.. Emory h.. /
and died with the same dreadful a.. s'ss
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

COUNTY ExcHAsGE--At the recent
election Frederick county elected for CIerl
Thomas Gorsuch, native Of Carroll coun.
ty, and Carroll county elected Dr. shaw a
native Of Frederick county. Had thew
been candidates in their native counties
neither would have been elected, simply
because they belonged to opposite parties.
and the victorious one in one county was
defeated in the other-LiJertT Basner
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22

The National Trust Company of Pitts
burg suspended payment on Tuesday
lowing to the unexplained absence Of the
cashier" The assets of the company are
reported to be quite sufficient to psy All
its liabilities, and the stockholders are
also personally responsible for the debts Of
the corporation, so that there will be ma
loss to the creditors. From the significant
notice posted on the door Of the bank Il
would seem that the cashier is deiaulter
and has run away.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-22
FOR RENT.

NHE undersigned offers for Lease for two
a years. two highly improved Farms one
contains Three Hundred Acres arabic Land,
the other -Four Hundred Acres. The i'm
Rrovements are comfortable and substantial.
These Farms are situated on the Western
nun. Recommendation will be required.
:, Apply to the undersigned at his residence
Dover Baltimore county, Nd, or to Mr..
John Lloyd, at the Mill.
nov 22-tf JOHN r. JOHNS.