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Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
STNON CAMERON, THE BALTIMORE
GAZBTTE AND NESSRS. PETER g.
PETER.

SLUON CAMERON, THE BALTIMORE
GAZETTE AND MESSRS. PETER g.
PETER.
We notice that the Baltimore Gazette, with
an unseemlv haste, has rushed to the defense
Of Simon Cameron in his breach of promise
suit, and although it knows nothing of the
testimony which will be adduced in the trial
Of the cause presumes TO PREJUDICE it, and pro-
nounced the case matchmaking scheme. Its
correspondent also tries to throw a shadow
over the matter by referring TO the attorneys
who brought the suit--lIessrs Peter and
Peter-as little known in Washington city =
We do not know to what extent they are
known in Washington, but we do know that
the senior member of that firm, George Peter,
is well known throughout the State of Mary
land, and the correspondents OF the Gazette
have sought him, upon several different occa-
sions, to obtain his views upon public topics.
lie is one of the leading members Of our coun-
tvs bar, having perhaps, larger practice
than any other of its members His son, John
+. Peter, is associated with him in the practice
of law, and although somewhat young at the
profession, has exhibited marked ability and
achieved snccess in his short career at th,
bar that predicts for him an enviable position
among his law brothers The reputation whicl
these gentlemen enjoy in this county fully war
rant US in the assertion that they have siftet
this case of breach of promise against Cameron
TO its bottom and that the honorable defend
ant and his newspaper supporters will have Il
produce testimony infinitely stronger thai
charges Of black-mailing before he will b.
safely through with it,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

In the courthouse yard at Port Tobacco
Friday last, Sheriff VIM. II Wade, of Charles
county, hanged Chas. Henry Simpson and
Martin Henry, the colored men sentenced to
death for the murder Of John W Everett
near Glymout, on the night of July 10, 1876,
while he slept in his room over Warnings
store, where he was employed as a clerk
About five thousand spectators we're present.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
Glad News For All.

One cannot be TO careful when troubled
with Cough or Cold We would earnestly
advise all so afflicted to obtain Dr. Schley's
Family Cough Syrup for % els, and rejoice
in certain cure. This is the Cery best Rene
dy in the market. An admirable article for
all Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Phthisic and
Pulmonary Affections 1t is guaranteed to
give relief Use none other Do not hesitate
to get it. For sale by the trade aud by
S, SCHLEY Il BRO Sole Proprietors,
oct 27--tin Frederick, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
TAX 5 ALE.

DY VIRTUE OF the authority vested in me
ID as Collector of taxes for The Fifth Eirc-
lion District Of Montgomery county, will
offer At public sale, TO the highest bidder, on
the uremises in shia MnnigoliaIY- cllrIn t.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

Such as one Two-Ilorse Wagon, One-Hors,
do. Lot Of Harness, Saddle and Bride. Axe
Saw, Bamble Scy,be, Hand Saw, Plows,
Forks, Singletrces sc.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
Household Furniture.

Consisting Of Beds, Bedsteads aud Bedding,
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs Washsiand, Cup
hoard and contents, Stove and fixtures, &c.
Also, one Gun, Lot Of Corn, Lot Of Pork
and Lard, Turnpike Stock, and many other
articles not mentioned.
TERMS or SALE: credit of six mouths
will be given on all sums over s., the pur-
chaser giving note with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale; all
snms OF Sjand under, cash No property o
be removed until the terms OF sale are com
piled with
WILLIAM f. SHAW,
feb 9ts Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
TIE TRLPARTLTE

On Saturday the electoral commission gave
their decision in favor of the Hayes electors in
Florida, and Monday the vote was registered
by the joint convention of Congress, and the
count continued alphabetically in the list Of
States until Louisiana was reached, when i'm
mediate objection was made, aad that State
thereupon referred TO the commission for set
tlement.
1t has long been evident that Louisiana aud
Oregon, rather than Florida and South Caro-
lima, formed the key points Of controversy.
Several months ago Clarkson Potter, whose
ability and whose allegiance to the fortunes of
Governor Tilden will not be questioned, in a
public letter gave up all hopes of securing
Florida The ground was that there was
majority of a mere handful of votes on either
side by the confession Of both parties, and ac-
cordingly he argued that the Republican cleo
tors, having obtained the certificate from the
returning board and the Governor, would
probably be able 10 hold IT, The actual de-
eision was rendered on an issue OF law rather
than one Of facts.
But with Louisiana far different state Of
facts will come mp. There the discrepancy be-
tween the votes in the boxes and the votes as
revised by the returning board amounts to
many thousands Besides, there are serious
questions of law regarding the conduct Of the
board We shall accordingly have in this
case determined struggle before the commits
sion. In the decision nothing but an utter
disregard of law and Justice and a fragrant
outrage upon the Constitution can give Louis
lana to Hayes but considering the recent ex-
hibition of parisanship we are prepared to
witness repetition of the same.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
EOR SALE.

ENOR SALE.
A. TUE subscriber has a fine
lot Of SHOATS for sale which will be sold
on moderate terms if applied for early.
feb 2-3t THOS. Ii. OFFUTT
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
PUBLIC SALE.
1 WORK HORSE. Q MULES,

COLT, MILCH cows, | HElFER,
Young Bull. and 2j Shoats Farming In
plements of all kinds Household Furniture,
Crops of Wheat aud Rye, sc.
TERMS OF SALE: Six months credit on
sums over $40, on notes properly secured !;
sums of $40 and under, cash Five per cent
discount for cash on sums over $40,
feb l6-ts ALBERT KING
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

Gay~ LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES 1sN
SEE
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
On MONDAY, March, 5th, 1877,

AT THE HOUR OF II O'CLOCK, A. M,
for the purpose OF paying the taxes due the
State and County for the years 1873. l874 aud
1875, the following described Real Estate, or
so much thereof as may be necessary for HAT
purpose, viz: All that Tract Of Land ~ ing
in said Montgomery county called " Hard
Struggle" containing 20 l-S ACRES OF
LAND. more or less assessed u the name of
JOHN l.. and ISAIAH SHAW
This tract Of land is situated in the Fifth
Election District Of Montgomery county, on
the Northwest Branch, and adjDins the lands
Of Mrs. Pauline Brgleld, W. W. Bapey aud
others.
The following is a statement Of the taxes
due
JOHN l. AND ISAIAH SHAW.
To State tax for 1873 on S3O0al Z cts
on each Sl00............... ...............5 81
County tax on same ut 70 cents on each
, tUO '.''''..'.'.s.-.-. .............. ~
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

at the hour Of O'Clock, P. NJ, the follow.
ing Personal Property. viz;
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

pY VIRTUE of an order from the Orphans
I'D Court Of Montgomery county, the sub
scriher as administrators of Thomas Raw
lings, late Of said county, deceased, will offer
at public sale, in the village Of Colesville,
On SATURDAY, February Oath. 1877.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

, 3 Q
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
JOHN W. BELL,
feb Its Late Collector.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

. : .
Interest from January let 1874.
State Tax for 1874 ON $500 at ~ A-l6
cents on each SlrO... ..... .............S 6
County tax on same a. II cents on each
SI00 ....... ........................... > 3
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

Amy one passing this way, wishing to OBJ
tain n nights lodging or refreshmcnt, nm
tainted by the use of drink, will be comfora-
bly, entertained by the blind man, Mr.. q Con-
nor, and his worthy wife.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
EIGHT WORK HORSES,

among which ere 6 Brood Mares, | Coli three
years old, Colts TWO years old, 3 Colts one
vaap al
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
SIX FRESH MlLCn COWS,

I BULL, IS Head of Young Cattle, 2 Fat
Oxen, l65 Head of Sheep about 100 Of which
are Ewes and Lambs, Southdown Buck
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
u u BLIC S AL Il.

I'M Esubscribers, intending to decline farm
4 ing, will sell ~ public sale on the pre-
misses known us River View, near Oak Hill
School House, adjoining the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, one aud half miles east of
Whites Ferry and four miles southwest Of
Pooies 'lle, Montgomery county, Nd.
On THURSDAY, Sth of March, 1877,
commencing Al o o clock A N +, all the fol-
lowing Personal Property to-wit;
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16
For ways that are dark,
And for tricks that are vain,
The heather Chinee is PECULIAR
THE SITUATION.

Within and around Brookeville we have ac-
cess to various schools suited to the taste and
culture Of every class. Perhaps, as Gran
ger, we might say there are some "four de-
grees," i. e., schools of learning, schools OF
LederS, schools Of scandal and schools of de-
sign Having gone no further than the Sec
ond degree ourselves we can only give as our
experience that we are satisfied TO rest secure
in what we have
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

- w
Interest from January ist, 1875
State tax for 1873 on S3c0 at 20J-lG
cents on each SIO0.-..... .............S 6l
County tax ON same AT 70 ll-l6 cuuts
on cacn ........................ 30
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

BRooKEvmLE, Feb. IA, 1877.
Mr. Editor We receive through your col
ums the kind favor Of Mr.. Tildricks, so richly
favored with alspice and peppered to the
taste la gentle response thereto we cannot
say with the minister TO the newly married
pair; "Forgive them, Lord, they know not
what they do;n but on The contrary we can
not forbid calling to mind these touching
lines:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

The biggest boy in The school in Looeootee.
Ind, kissed the schooma' am when she tried
to whip him.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-02-16

DY VIRTUE of the authority vested in me
I'D as Collector Of Taxes FOR the Fifth Elec-
tlon District of Montgomery couhty, | will
offer at public sale to the highes, bidder, on
the premises, in said Montgomery county, on
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
nOnR, rARu AnD dkR6Ea.

10 dessrmips t6e pstcen 10 Z ) ! 81 cream
IN he milk Il di66feht c6r6 1t sone
of each Il fiass tumbiers. Tho thicEness
q he cream can s. An through tie glnss.
i36 not work butter too fast d too
close, ~ il bseaks the grain and makes il
salvy. But work thcf0hghly, 20 that the
salt may be evenly distributed. so lays
Bliss.
There is nothing moro graceful for
decorating doors, WindOWe or pictures than
the Engllsh w. A rather cool atnos.
phere and moderate amount Of water is
all that thb plant requires. Planted in
common glazed pots, and placed Oh q
bracket, they may b. trained In any way
YOU desire.
the Santa Rosa Democrat gives the
following advice in burning stumps. Pile
about them I 1dt Of dry rubbish there Is
nothing bettef than dry stsble itlanuttl,
and after setting this on fire, cover with
damp or wet manure. This is upon the
plan of coal kiln, and if one wants pay
for his labor he can put out.the fire at the
proper stage, and make q few bushels Of
charcoal. If not, he can let the whole
thing burn to ashes. One who has tried
this plan says il is q perfect success. tits
worth trial.
Cold in the head can be cured at once,
if taken care of at the very beginning.
Dissolve tablespoonful of bora4 ID
pint of water; let it stand until it becomes
tepid; snuff some up the nostrils two or
three times during the day, or use the dry
powdered borax like snuff, taking pinch
as often as required. At night have a
handk erchief saturated with spirits of
camphor, place it near the fjstrils, so as
to inhale the fumes while sleeping. Odd
Housekseper, IN Toledo Weekly Commercial
II once helped man to drive some fat
cattle TO market; who, Just before starting
them, gave them all the salt they would
eat, to make them dry, and just before he
reached the scales he passed brook
| where the cattle drank good many
pounds of water, for which he received
pay, which was no better than stealing.
He was always telling about others cheat
ing. He never bought a pound of sugar
but what he said, perhaps it was half saw
dust; and everything else in the sams way.
Statement before Elmsra Farmers Club:
AT the very critical time of the ston-
ing of the fruit of rlums, cherries, april
cots and even peaches, liquid manure
dressings will be found most beneficial
far more so than heavy dressing of ma
n,te during the spring OF autumn For
| it is evident that the principal reason
why stone fruit falls off at this time is be-
cause the plant cannot supply nourish-
ment equal to the demand and this
liquid food Is applied Just in the eondi.
ton and in such necessary proportions as
trees thus progressing require. Without
this liquid manure, from the great evap-
Grafton at this time OF the year, and the
small amount of nutrimef,t found in the
soil by the slow progress OF the feeders in
search of it, the fruit entirely fails.-G0sde
to Good Farming.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

a CERTAIN Signor l.. Guano, Of Genoa,
,has invented an apparatus, "a model of
which is on view at the Ministry Of FL
nance, which, If practically success,
would prove great boon to travellers, for
1t is designed to prevent railway collisions.
Without going into technicalities, the idea
is this: Between the rails is sunk kind
of box, of masonry, In which is contained
aspiral spring, on which rests an upright
lever with arms pointing up and down the
line. The leverlies above the level Of the
rails. and on the sides Of itwork cog wheels,
to which are attached wires, which, pass
ing through d tube and around horizontal
wheels, communicates With the naxts box.
From the front Of the engine, to work on
the line, descends perpendicular rod,
communicating with the whistle, and 70
the tender Is added central wheel, NOT
touching the ground, but attached to bell
On 1 main leaving station, Is il passes
over the first of these levers, the engine
rod and the tender central wheel strike
It down, and b 20 sis.Ine rsiee n DE sfma
Of ia i9Sersnp- 8 IL nexta kloa q -
any train coming IN AeelPo eite direction.
at the same tins rin9fn q rs ne next
e Is.. s''s s.y 3! a ssio o.
i would sziks ses!nst So nsst ~ lsys AZ. sna
there VA dalg1 49, - N3sIa3 put
back = ones Wttlg = ~ eanee l! ~
reversing thes lsyen 2 q 90 1uld
warn tho e6lnt3E eau
.lously: = 1sos9 s.! u Y q &c /. line r
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
An Esquimaux Wedding.

Shortly there entered, in perfect ST.
1ence, a cortege drawing dog-sled, in
which was seated the high priest Of the
tribe, and more villainous- looking OBJ
ject never beheld He was stripped to
the waist, and smeared with oil and color
ing matter in stripes, which gave him the
appearance of a Chinese joss. On his
head was a tiara of bears claws, sur
mounted by an enormous Polar bears
head. On his shoulders were placed,
erect on end; two large walrus tusks, tan.
cifully decorated with strips of red fan
mel, which had been obtained from the
clothing of a drowned sailor washed
ashore. The lower part of his body was
covered with other skins, over which were
spread a number of young seals, all alive
and barking. In the right hand he held a
spear, which he waved aloft in theatre
cal manner, while with his left he mo-
toned to the bride and groom to approach
him. The whole concourse arose, and
with shouts of gladness capered around
the priests chariot. This he submitted to
for space of ten minutes, and then, i'm
periously waving his spear, commanded
silence The groom was now command
ed to PROSTATE himself upon the earth on
his back, and the bride directed to place
her foot upon his throat, which she evil
IDENTIFY did with reluctance. While in
this position the priest instructed the
groom that such was to be his fate, trod-
den under foot by men, should he ever
prove untrue to his plighted troth. He
was then permitted to rise, and directed
to approach the old chief, who placed a
spear at his breast, telling him it would
be his doom should he prove untrue. He
was next directed to his father, who, pro-
ducing a fishing line, informed him that
he would choke to death his offspring
should he prove unfaithful. Then, to cap
the climax, he was directed to face the
entire tribe, who brandishing theirspears,
yelled at the top Of their voices vengeance
on him in the event OF unfaithfulness. At
this jnncture the groom, apparently over
come with emotion, dropped on the
ground, and bowling his head to the
earth, cried, q will be true" until raised
to his feet by. the bride.-San Francisco
Nail.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
yirtuous Energy.


THE first thing to be attended to is to
have it distinctly and explicitly graved
into the eoul, that there is only one thing
human life-viz: Virtuous energy; and
that this energy is attainable only by en-
ergizing. If you imagine you are to be
much helped by books, and reasons, and
speculations, and learned disputstions, in
this matter, you are altogether mistaken.
Books and discourses may indeed awaken
and arouse you, and perhaps hold UP the
sign of wise finger post to prevent you
from going astFay at the first start, but
they cannot move you single step on the
road; it is your own legs only that can
perform the journey; it is altogether a
well where you find them; but the sooner
better; for you will not travel long, des
pend upon II, before you come into Re-
IRONS of moor, and mist, and bog, and
wayfarer, in such case, who has taught
himself to travel only By flpger-posts and
milestOnes! You must have a compass
Of sure direction in your own soul, or you
may be forced to depend for your saliva
.tion on some random savior, who is only
4 little less bewildered than yourself.
Grid up your loins, therefore, and prove
the all.important truth that as you learn
to walk only by walking, to leap by leap
ing, and to fence by fencing, 30 you can
learn to live nobly only by acting nobly
on every occasion that presents itself. II
you shirk the first trial of your man.
hood, you will come 80 much the weaker
r., xhr cnr,,,s3. cad 70 flo1 v.nxf aSor,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
surgical Trsatnsnt Of ) Horse.

THREE weeks ago gentleman OF this
city purchased 6us high. bred mare Ia
Boston. and Is she va 6eing led TO the
depot in that city abe became frightened
and started 1t full speed, coming In con.
bet f1se WITH sIIolse.car tnd next Nth :
1octor's chaize, md tan nth great VIC.
lence upon The paxennent; receiving q -,
we're bfuiae upon liz Top d tho h9ld
which would not heal a Pxussisn phys.
ician. well known fof Wy love q ne
equine race, Wss coneulted Upon NAL
ing I'll SxAmih6 Nor Of re wound ~
was s(l11Ied (hst some foreign substance
waS keeping fhc wound open, and, III or
dor ~ r6move It, Il was necessary p make
i large inciSion. The foreign substance
M found 70 Be part a the skull fiac-
tured and driven - upon Tho brain, tbe
piece being about ~ large q me drst JOINT
81 4 man Is thumb. This Was remoyed ~
! STRONG pair II danfal lopceps, md ifM y
found necessary 10 chip "a With : enf&i
chisel and mailet other small poin9 of
injured bone, md nl1o % remove Win 3
large Ale the roQeh edge1 q the wound
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

AN undertaken in Dallas, Tex, dug a
coffin out of grave because he had been
unable to get pay for it.
The Mayor of London is the hero of
an accident which reminds one of the
story of Brutus, the noble Roman, and his
erring son. The Mayor ordered all I'M
mlizzled dogs to be shot by the police.
The first animal found violating this ordi-
nance was the Mayors own pet dog, and
His Honor permitted it to be sacrificed
without tear or groan.
"A singular case comes up in the Jer-
sey City Police Court. Six years ago
Thomas Gilligan took curious way of
counting his wife. He induced her 70 get
drunk, AMI when she became sober he
produced marriage certificate. She &C
cepted the situation without murmtir,
and the marriage that began with liquor
ended with liquor, when recently Gilligan
sold his wife to Jacob Meyers for $160
worth of whisky A row ensued, and
hence the appearance at the Police Court
"A man residing in Wiltwyck was
aroused from his dreams Of peace, few
nights since, by the loud wailing of his
infant, and found his wife whaling the
babe like mad. He asked her the cause,
she dreamed she was spanking the baby.
The baby no doubt thinks II hat IS ..such
stuff as dreams are; made Off it doesn't
want It's mother to have any more such
dreams. Il sagston IN. ~ Freeman.
People of saving disposition, in the
country, are generally believed to hoard
their savings in stocking. City people,
on the other hand, seem 70 prefer the coy.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
Religious Resd ling
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

ID order hat De Wound might readily
k4al. When ~ larger pjece d bone wss
removed 6mall taff u The brain Came
o1y also. What appdafs the mot r..
'nlsfkabl6 a tIiIs Ease, the animal made
NOT fhe sliehtest resissznccs but kept per-
foct1y uuiek, sxtep& : slight nod Of tie
head when the chisel Was sfick. II ap.
peared Is If she thoroughly comprehend
ed what WIS being done for her relief.
The animal e foW fecSvering ~ rOvs-
d6,,oe Journal
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
Horse Hay Fork = Patent InfrinGe-

In the case OF A. j. Nellis as. The Ashland
Fork Manufacturing Company, in the United
States Circuit Court for the Northern Dis
trict Of Ohio, decree has been entered IN
favor Of the patents. and an injunction issued
against the attendants, enjoining them from
making and selling the Harris Double Har-
pooh Horse Hay Fork. We notice from the
Court records thst tn re are over one hun.
dred suits nov pending for the infringement
of these patents, against parties In the State
Of Ohio, Evidently the owners OF the patents
are determined to protect their rights.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Tar ages of some Of the leading men
i F M are q follows: Prince Gorl-
a - n IA: Lord Beaconsfeld, Y; NJ;
s G,ads,nne IA Prince Bismarck. 6S; Lord
Granville, 81; Marshal Ms sc;,s;a. 81 n
NJ Thisis, 80; E% aPsamss " carlvle, 81;
Alfred Tennyson, 81 Bishop Du pa TsPI
75; Plus *, "a; GarlDaid 81 R ~ III
Russell. "a; Lord Stratford &c iseucllle'
so: and Jules Simon. %.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
Rheum.,t.m ouIckly Cured.

DuRANG's RHEUMATIC Remedy, the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any
case Of Rheumatism on the face of the earth
no matt of how long standing. Price 81
bottle: six bottles, IS. Sold by all druggists
Send for circular to HELPHENsTINE u BENT
Ley, Druggists, Washington, d. c.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
pe,ty Fraud. ana swlndIes.

Beware of Baking Powders which are put
ut; Short weights. A manufacturer who
swindles, knowingly, in weight will not hes
itate to sell adu1terated baking powder. Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER has Worldwide repu.
tatiUn for perfect purity and always being
full weight. Ii bears every test for superior
avop1Ience