Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-05-04
Death Of a worthy Young Man

Death OF Worthy Young Man
Many of our readers will hear of the death
OF Wm. X. Harding with ereis. Here of late
it has been sad duty TO have to chronicle
the death Of SO many young men, and as we
write the recolections Of this genial, good
natured and geutlemaEly Young man who died
on April 26th at The residence of bis father,
DR.. Josiah Harding, bringsti painful stern
ness Of our lot more vivGy before us. It
would be folly to dwell on his many good
qualities in detail wheu they are so fresh IN
the memory of bis acquaintance nor do we
wish TO be obtrusive with cur words of conso-
laii0n, bat eur knowledge Of him and our es-
teem fer his parents prompt ms to extend to
them our So mpathy in their great trial.
G II, Dunlop & Co, the well known
dealers in Agricultural Implements, Fertili-
zcrs, &c, Of Georgetown, D. c., are already
ia the field with full supply of first class
machines for securing the coming harvest.
Having the exclusive agency for selling d. NJ
Osborne Co.'S machines in this county, they
are prepared to furnish the different styles Of
Reapers and Mowers upon the most liberal
terms. The goods manufactured by this firm
have been in use in this county for years, and
have given entire satisfaction, so far ms we arc
able TO learn. They publish the following
guarantee to persons buying their harvest
machinery
can our Machines nre warrented TO be wei
built, Of good material, and capable of cut
ting, if properly managed, an acre Of gras:
or grain per hour, with one pair Of horses
If, on starting machine, it should in any
way prove defective. and not work satisfsctO-
rily the purchaser shall give prompt notice
10 the Agent of whom he purchased it, aud
allow time for person 10 be sent to put il in
order. II il cannot then he made to do good
work, the defective part will be replaced, or thu
machine taken back, and The pay ments o.
money or notes returned. Keeping the ma
chine during harvest, whether kept in Of
not, without giving notice as above, shall bt
deemed conclusive evidence that the machine
fills the warranty"
Decision I'm the State Tobacco
Claims.-At Annapolis, on the 9th ult
Judges Miller, Hayden and Hammond decided
tuht Tue act Oi the DtgI5lhthIe pFIiiitthe
tobacco men who suffered by the burning o
the State Tobacco Warehouses in Baltimor'
two years ago TO enter suit against the Stat
for the recovery Of their losses as storers o
tobacco in the houses, was merely to reDov'
the immunity of the State as a sovereignty
against suit and TO test the question OF th'
States responsibility for the losses. They
sustained the demurrer Of the Attorney GcR
eral to the PLAINTIFF declaration, holding tina
the liability of the State ms 10 the owner o
the warehouses was not that OF warehouse
man, and was, therefore, not responsible.
Cure for Chicken Cholera Mr.. Jos
Stout, Of Carroll county, gives the following
remedy for chicken cholera, which we consider
perfect cure Take handful OF white oal
bark and boil il in quart of water to make {
strong decoction. After it cools mix with thu
liquid corn meal TO the proper consistency Il
make dough for feeding, and give it to thu
fowls. Mix a ieaspoonful OF Cayenne pepper
10 two quarts of the feed. The fowls viii
eat this mixture readily" His theory is tina
the cholera is species of the diarrhoea snt
bark and pepper acting MS asirngents eheel
the complaint.