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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

Bbiidfun Woo4en Nooda5
ID ~ z ass"I tiHeut III town, ri u"
- ntIu BRADY sI-. lrt lth spa OTIS.
Were not Summers DistillatioH Left
4 Hadsi prisa4rr l,ent 20 atltsei glass;
Beauty p en-.t With beauty were lsr'T
nDr e usr la r. b4ant.IrtBre WHat 30 EE5-
lat hpsrrs dtitliidd, ih3aSh they still winter nief
Is but Ilrif xl,sy tHcir zubs atii iUyc swvnt
Over huV different fashionable extract al gU ets tat
iOttir sample bottles upca tnr putt Enarssfzs aIa
tisr Al maY uy baiuH they u-e- &.5a FANCY
SOAPS. BALA o. \ III NSAAb fLuNEG& ittiE
OTIS f0NAbtS, ttc., atr.TEt +tUh =
o,tsg Brady IT. h.t u Is au.s atB.
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'ort Des MOines Land Agen(
Lam VAR RAN rs.

u HE undersigned have for sale LsBd WsYrsntso
diaerent sizes, which they viii sellfor cash or on
tine to suit purchaseKs.
loea alton Of lands In Fort Des Meses, Fort Dodge
hsritan and other Western Land Distrets. Also "
pa men toftaxer and land business generally.
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Missouri Election

Missouri Election.
Sr!uIs' Nov. l3.--ForIy.fye coun.
ties jissouri heard from Buchsnan's
msjof 500.
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RETRIBUTLON.

a TALE OF PASSION.
BY Mrs Emman Il, \, SouthwuTih, Author oi
t'The ,ost Heircss,o tpesrrted WifG,5 aMissug
Bride,n @Wis's Eiytory,'i Course Of CLIFTON, y
g Disca tJeI Daughter Mc. / vol cloth, 4t,25,
yols. paper cover. sILD.
VI p All OfMrs. soutbwoTiG's york GA hand
new supply Of the shove w8rRs with mans
work., Just received aud for salu at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 10 Rrady street, near the Post OiTfce
Davenport, 18th mo. tNoy.) ~ Ell ADA Ms
LEsLIE's GAZETTE OF FASHION
LNDR November Just arrived, also Harper's, iBL
II GAIn's, GTahamts Magazine, G0duy's Iadia.
BoaE, limited Statss Magazine Ar8 stHphea-'
Pelefsou's ladies. N Y. National, We, Ec.
Eli ADAMS,
No. 80 Broadway st., near l..t
ts.g 1t Clnie,
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Books, Paper u stationery.

REMOVAL.
HAVING purchased the entire iaterest Ia that well.
i known and long established Literary hepbi,
'The Iowa hook Rooms"
thc subscriber respectfully uUfna The ifiaor pstra
and customers Of tha estbisA mvht that De has thus
renewed the atock, a. Il tE1
New and Commodious Brick store,
neat door south oi tho oil 7ut, whose ~ hopes h.
Il, by stfict aud oaclnsiyc attention % tb#
Book Paper and Stationery
business q continuance o.. f't7 lJH 4lbpuf heretofore
extended 90 The pll hrW. ELt ADAuS.
Nov llf
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. B A N X ID R S.

I ooK 4 SARGENT, Davenport, lows.
COOK, SARGENT & DOWNEY, lows CITY lows
COOK, SARGENT 4 PARKER, Rock lsses1, tils
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK, r.. Des Asiaes,iowa
BANKERS x Dealers IN EXchoo8es
fstss and 6itts collected aad Srsessts TsnsssssN
esq pert Of tAs Usitsd Stsfss.
Bills Of xxehangs on all the priAstDel cue
Of the uHitsA States anA 1Bfopes
Bought and 1elA.
IL FMoDey RENTED to Europein sigAt Bills, vhfs
can be cashed In any town Ia EnglaaA seland OF
Wales, in sums q upwards.
ssReGcR toes
&. w. CLARK, St. Louie, Mo.
K. w. CLARK, DODGk 4 CO., New Yorks
=. W. CLARK q CO., philsdslphis.
J. w. CLAKK CO., Boston, Mass.
6BOK6k SMITH q CO., Chicago.
HATCH LANGDON, Cincin Dau. Qos.
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Washington Gossip.
tOrrsspoBSenes Of the ". Y. Herald
WAsHIsGToE, Nov. 10, 1866.


WAsHIsGToE, Nov. 10, 1866.
Islatest report or rumor as to who are
TO cipose Mr.. Bachanan's constitutional
adsfs, by these wiseacres, these political
aooeyers, is as follows:
d Cass. who has been overslaughed
or ped out TO die in his own State--poli-
tics mean--is to be Secretary OF state.
GHoucey another OF the old togy tos
silsyho Inns been left high aud dry in his
oaState--he must be taken care offs
toI Secretary of the Navy Gov. Wis.,,
oT lrginia, is TO be Secretary OF War
u Richardson, who has Just been defeat
epr Governor of Illinois, is 20 be accord.
II 10 those wise men OF the East--and
Wy say that Douglas will insist on it
lstmaster General. Howell Cobb, con-
(ue these men, IS to be Secretary OF the
Fessury. Jesse ID. Bright, Of Indiana,
,eretary OF the Interior. Who is 10 be
itorney. G enersl these wise men do not
u, and suppose do not care, inasmuch
there is no patronage connected with i.
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Wagon for Sales
A F8EsT EATh fuIn V AEON f8F sale uH time. Ap-
y n, 4. .u,tsldiD f. g.. RAIDS.
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N EW GOODS
just EEGLYED AT
Smiths Variety store,


WOODEN Dip4GtEIfENE
BiuA aud fancy culored Cloth, nancy and ita. Ggssi
meresi uaesh ia plan do; boy paia aud p'td Cas1's
mr.-4, Sleeps grey Tassinrres.
Beaver Cloths.
The f. haute article fpf Ladies Clll5 and Isligaa
fancy ani uuytyd Ladies' Cloth" ~ III ai the ar gtil
clugs ad tfnmiues "a match. AlspmiXal, bir biaeE,
grey brown Cadet Satinet3 F seHt>' AID boys
keutueky ieans and Linseys Also IL iGil assortment
81 @DIst Hoods and Comforts for ia#, inia~s ami
chlaron also ladies and gentsei@ agrin8 uid Monleu
Untlersittts & nd Drawers.
Domestic Goods
EiG n and hlrlcIied MusliH o. at widths and iflf-
IirGtrgs ali qualities; Canton ft4Hai grey, wts, red.
hI,ie aud al eVloTa WUaIvn fanHulfi brown and bleach
'fBto Dam e,k Shifting and Aplau Gh.cksi hIcrj-
etH 4, welsh SIX warp aud E8Er Etauuris 31 sd
IA bruwn aud Lleaeis rNsaln aisiins, rHttpH tlt
wul th,utri.. iinsy; hickory thfrtinwsi ftigt# t5
incst- $50 iihas, Caazlrs II al pElnss.
Trimming Department.
III Mstf Fashionable sTgfes fer Hrs.# Is,5aHttnas
Ter me searoH 6s,Hq PRINCE, as=l aac now "a
stsia Very ttfRe assortment ii 81 asurss thai s."
can match any material 81 die.s saes, Snf aaa 81
widths 81 Gt,ek a.tk velvet Ribbons Aau AHgne aaH
other Gescripfiona Of Dresa Trimming ifAr EttaHt,
Dress isibg1a Trimming t5uu} A=iyt bt5aanz Flush
Edgo Trimming. a.. oe'@i Il
NEW GOODS Kew GOODS
yuSI. r.,l9,t 81 ffrsir supply Of Gguasues, bfu-s.
~ halls Glass Paints, bils, Wood asst Willow @4fg.
POf A's loss, wL"iessl' add fsit'l, Us
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ExohAnxo

EkChA11EO
On altparts ofthe United states soughtand sold.
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Bankers and and gents,
Port Des Notne9, Lore
Atlanta and Interior Dsnhs.
NXrKsh shall eontipu TO receive and pay out the
w notea of tho above Banks las We have done
since heir orsanizston) after the 18TH .snd tii
tu,tner notice. (Jani2l COOK SA R6kNT.
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uHER STALE. Our Democratic friends
a postponed their Ploritcstion 50 long,
gr fear il - III prove stale, tlat and un,
|llstie Such celebrations should always
spantaneous and from the heart the
laug uul Of enthusiasm with the first
5Bs aeWz oi victory Then il is warml
bsegg as the triumph itself But when
afames the matter OF the cool eaIcnlaI
aus preparation Of days, aud drags
gut into open day u moonshne altr
.l,t5y il is intended 10 commemorate
become a stale topic, all the enthaei-
aagcadersd is artificial, or the essential
aralion Of WHISKY. II took our Demo.
b. Ir.DBds ) week ~ become convinced
ere really successful and then days
pare something in the way Of
nj bust IL announce their Joy TO the
arlaHt world. Can't they permit the
.a!icaus to introduce h banner glerify-
s.sf Scott county, and another over
a.lh few shouts for "the home Of
.sr'
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! MN sndsrslgasd Asvtne dtspsssA Of sasir s~.s.
4 nstned sftAAakiag Aais Sssnss passoss - ssSsa,
Ssaa Ase nesse1 se1ee1s 80 vealA Request son.
J sSss !. fl6Ssyos = co.
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.
IusT RECEIVED Ar the
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL

SALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY STORE
..OrHEg Or uE.BY aED In3au -rRgrrs DAVENPORT
IOWA.
sENHE 7uhsfriher takes fira#8fe be- lHtnuH5Hs l}u
1 ladi,-s OF davenport Hurk iSiasi Ia yaciuity
that Ea has jast returned from New NoGS "ih Z.
apiuu,ild Asau TsmUurui
Millinery, EnbroIdcry ANA Enncy
Goods.
oar stock OF gonnet and Sash Ribbons, bT5Cgdat,
slnpeG and gigid, black aad colorvd Velvet
Ribbons, SILK Eelvels, Satlu=, Stlks-
FrpuCh Flowers, Feathers,
straw B0uhrIR. &us,
Tie largest dad 6sst ,Btr 6reHRbt 10 tAs MGrEe,
SPECIAL INVITATION.
We wuuiI particularly iuvtsu the Ladies o. osIi
and examine our beaut tai assortment - SIR, SILK
apd Straw mixed, Saliu and velvet b"uugts OF the
Paris sly lies, dart auH Stts III uiaed JtRg
Boohsts, iatants embfOid cred floods and joaEg
Caps, &c.
BaHnsLs 81 every aeserl 4tuH InaAG 10 order, aHd
wsrfautcd Il, please. MiliIGeTs suppted with Fol-
tern hounvls aud every article ia their line, q.
Wholesale.
n. b. straw Bannets blenahed, pressed and alter
ed. Marktug and stamping to' ~ Giuds oi CmbrUi-
.eTy ant hrldtng dcne u order al short notice.
W. n. NICHOLS,
cor. 4 BraAy'tN il sts., Davenport, 10,
Sept aHtH, i-isG.
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MANUFACTURES ~ DAvEsPoRT.-ln all
.rtls under this head few days ago, we
sted we should soon publish foil details OF
maauisctures Of Davenport. The ed
. 81 The Evening News having under
ID we Wefe engaged IN preparing these
4afIs. with more haste than discretion,
stsgdaY published batch Of items On the
fact, probably good 81 far as they went.
il more calculated 10 ere ate tn improper
sR O. correc, impression among strangers
20 the real extent Of manufacturing in
sAPou We are glad, however, TO have
ca The means Of arousiBg The slumbering
srgies u cur contemporary, and hope il
Il continue ia imitation VI our example
few days, We shall publish a full nd
.ablr let OF the manufactures in Dayen.
g and ane that will DO TO send abroad
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INV eoopg uEW GOonst
unimnrorcde Lanas for eala

ItfSI. r.,ely4l 81 ffesh supply Of GguaeUes, Dn-e
81 halls. Glass, Paints, Oils, Wu5a asst Willow N4fg
Pof sac loss, Wlulessl. add sal.t,l, Us
urtal ALyukB a VAN ItTTEs.
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Valuable Property for Sale in East Davenport
I I.GooD building Lots, also q two story Frame
u House and two Lots overlooking tho Mississip.
nj river Apply TO sAM'L. GUY, In East Dayen.
port or to 80. A. GUY or JAS. JORDAN, in Day.
aug27dtf
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These lands selected many years ago, ana
comprise some OF the best lands in Scott County,
and have never been before offered for sale.
Meh ID IS COOK & 81 R6RNT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21
5,l9E5.15 @.899Eg5E3.6.a

Is published every Friday morning at One
Dollar and Fifty Ccnts per annum, if paid
within six months from the tiuc OF subscribing
or Two DaLLAns II not paid until the cxpira-
ton OF the year No paper discontinued until
nll arrearagcs are paid, unIess at the option Of
the editor.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted
nj the rate of one dollar per square for the first
three insertions, and twenty-five cents for eve
ry subsequent Insertion. Twelve lines to con-
stitutc square If the number of insertions
be not marked upon them, they will be CONT
nued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
y liberal deduction will be made TO those who
advertise by the year.
re- CoNMuSIcAroNs. the effect of which is
TO promote private interests, are matters OF
charge, and are 10 be paid for at the rate Of ff-
" cents per square. All communications must
DC accompanied with the authors name, other
wise they will not be inserted.
to- Advertisements for Companies or Asso-
Citations of any kind, UNCONVENTIONAL, charita-
bic or otherwise, are in all cases TO be paid for
at the usual rates; and obituary notices or eulo-
gies in addition to the announcement, will be
charged at the rate of fifty cents per square.
NJ OFFICE, in the house on the southwest
corner of the Square, lately occupied by WV.
SAGE.
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THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL

Was awarded to this Machine at the Exhibition
OF ALL NATIONS at Paris last year in com
petition with the other most celebrated fseapcrs,
(among them 'Manny's'' and "Atkn's Self
Raker,' the Committee after many severe
tests, saying: THIS MACHINE DID THE Work
BEST IN EVERY TRIAL.
This Machine had also awarded to il the first
premium, 1.-THE GREAT Council MEDAL" at
the Worlds Fair, in London, in 1851.
Farmers will consult their true interests TO
buy only THE MACHINE that has been well and
thoroughly tested-knocn 10 be good and reiia-
JLe. "Sclf-Rakcrs'' can be expected to do sa-
tisiaetory work only gchen the conditions Of he
grain are ,faoordbie, and from their greater COM
plicati0n of machinery are much more liable
10 get out Of order. New machines may be
good, but you have to run too much risk, and
when the harvest comes on, you have no time
then to experiment.
no" PLEASE ORDER EARLY, to insure
being supplied We will give due attention to
putting up and seeing under way every ma
chine sold by us.
Price @I55, delivered in Baltimore, freight
thereon to be paid by the purchaser--S55 cash,
balance payable LIST December next, with inte-
rest from the LIST Of July-$5 discount for all
cash.
Gss- o. ders Dy mail promptly attended to.
A SUPPLY of the various parts Of the Rea-
per, for repairing, always on hand deposito-
ries of same will also be found at Mr.. ADAM
BEALLS, near Laytonsvile and at the store
Of Mr.. J. II. HIGGINS, Rockville.
JESSE r. HIGGINS & BRO.
Exclusive Ag'ts for Montgomery Co., Nd.
And Loudoun county, Va.
Poolesville, Nd, April 3, 1856.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

A COURAGEOUS EDrToR. The Lynch
burg Virginian notices the marriage Of
Samuel T. Walker, Esq, editor of the
Valley Democrat, to Miss Mary II. Som
mcrs- all Of Shenandoah county, and
adds:
I'VE knew Mr.. Walker year or
two ago, ms mild, modest and prudent
man and never for once supposed him
TO be possessed Of the daring and rcck-
lessness Of spirit necessary 10 induce him
TO seek an induction into the intcrminablc
and labyrinthian iDtricacies and mystic
ries Of fashionable crinolines and modern
hoops But editors are brave-it is an
essential requisite in their qualifications
TO be so; and it is not their custom
10 wayer in the discharge Of duty or
faltcr in the face Of danger. We wish
our adventurous contemporary safe and
pleasant time in his perilous enterprise,
and the realization Of all the glittering
hopes and anticipations that lurcd him 10
the marriage state
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

potation which he has since stirred and
then quaffed to the very dregs.
A man is said to be known by the
company he keeps, and by way of test
ing the truth of the proverb, permit me
to refer any one desiring Information of
me personally, to my friends, Senator
Pcarce, Hon. Rcverdy johnson, Col.
Henry May, Col. VIM. Cost johnson,
Hon. Jacob Shower, and the Maryland
delegation in the House of Representa-
tives--Mr. Hoffman alone excepted.
hereby comply with your request
"to reply to these charges early and by
letter." and have the honor to be re-
spectfully yours, &C.,
p. S. BROOKS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21
1)ortrp.
TRUE FRIENDSHIP.

Oh! what happiness, what brightness,
In lifes changing scenes appear,
When we meet kind words and actions,
And we feel they are sincere;
When the smiles of friendship greet us,
And we know that they are true,
What greater charm hath this fair world
To offer me or you?
With the beaming sky above us,
And the lovely earth beneath,
With the music of the ocean
And the fow'r-enamerd heath;
With these beauteous scenes of Nature,
What more cheering would you ask,
Than the glance that speaks affection,
From the heart without mask.
For pure truth is such jewel,
oh so precious and so rare,
That it seems sport from heaven
Seldom lent TO mortal care;
When we meet it in earth's friendships,
Let us prize its holy might,
For it comes unto our spirits,
Like an angel winged with light.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

Err The finest idea Of a thunder storm
extant is when Virgins came home tight.
Now Virgins is teacher, and had been
to temperance meeting, and had eaten
too much lemonade, or something he
came into the room among his wife and
daughters, and just then he tumbled
over the cradle and fell whop on the
floor. After a while he rose and said:
Wife, are you brrt?"
mo"
Girls, are you hurt?"
mo" q
Terrible clap, wasn't III"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21
A Hoop CATAsTRopHE.-

a HOOP CATAsTR0PHE. --'Sdn1: "Bob,
what makes you limp 80 y
Bob: Limp, guess you'd limp too
if you had walked between two rows Of
barrel hoops as long as | have. Why,
the outside Of my legs are as raw as a
piece Of beef; but | have got an inven-
ton TO cure that difficulty. I'm going
to take them military pants Of mine and
run piece of bar steele right down
through the stripes, and then if any
hoped female, or walking cooper's shop.
invites me out, ! shan't have my leg
saw'd off,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21


mistake. Fremount then sed L made
ga'ae, an that sot me six with you, Mr..
Buck-cannon.' Buck bowed again tn
that but Fillmore sed, 'si-r-r, I'll count
game with you; this is not adzactly ac-
cordin' tn our understandn', si-r-r, and
for the fust time he looked like he mout
be made to fife. Sea-ward frowned,
shook his head, wmked, and sweated
nightly Fremount did so too, and all
at old Fillmore, but it warn't no use,
count game he would and Fremount
beat him one. SO that sot the game
Buck six. Fremount six, an Fillmore
three-an' Bucks deal an Fremount's
beg or stand.
Buck licked his thumb an dealt 'em
nifty slow and keerful. | looked at Fill
more's kerds as he got 'em from the deal,
and it liked to knocked me down. There
was the ace, the king, the queen, the
jack, the ten, an the juice ov trumps
Thinks |, oh, Lordy and then / looked
at him, an thar the old Teller sot, his
belly kiverin the cheer all over, an near
ly out to his knees, as solemn, as big, an
about as wise rs an ole Dutcb son;re n
irwin of bastardv case with rood nroof
agin the daddy. tell ye boys, he looked
lest like he had his fust b;o horn of wb;s-
XIV for the mite. an felt !, IN his boots 7
tho't, oh, Lordy arin.
RucL novo, t,,rnoa h..,
ovod Eronn,nt ~. LIZ ~ u,' n'h'' pu'
IooLod ~ liz - ~ ~ . n'o,' W., .uuo ~
Ioolod ~ ,om All, ~, 80" t a. WV"
tbor a. RuoL seratoLnJ " ~ WY mp
his cvos an, vorv sIowl,,aod ~ ~
Rv tbe ;umn;n, Iobos"ryS ot RI r,s,
,en nu;ct m, JtLn,,o,la !. 80 In, u A.
tolo anotbor loa,, - "a Nh, "' U I"'" ~
law co,I;otr COW. ~, ~ 80. - az 10y" -
hlowod Tswar ~ s'' a %u 'i o1, ~
he noso n,ont' o '"e VIM uo"'o vu ,1.n
80 nnt' ~ ios" ey0'' =" ''"i'' al i'No
- i.I indnod p ~ s,,, 49,, -:
,asa gu ,uN " Poop ,u'er rro-
= 49, a;s -, "'I H.; nov o" az 'na' mne%
navor aood ;;aa ~ SAM u '''1 u =.
to,i,n. IT, IT, S'av 9Lon 1uFu7, nc, nc M, ,
,nLat nnnI II o $3.50 Dounp ~ ~ M ~ ~
Jant ~ a1 .Lot " mL;',.J 'I1ap -ouv p loI',
n TorJu T;unaonai 90, " 10y LJiuy' i''o n'
what sn;t woa 20 maio " sLo - ~ Srt
49, ' I'o4 I w." niaNo :ne r io''oo.'
- ,La, . ''n M M .os:'i 'loi u, ~
ILL., ILL., ., nj" ~ 1'o'u'l III ie'. c' nc
Laan co., cu' Ja0n 20. 40 o"sy 10 u ''ar u
~. gern nai, w. i ~ on' "a ,"o PaoS' u''
S G oj n 'oSNou o@ 1,:,, anu Snilc1 loIu
~ . : $50" riillnorc iarcu DUCK
alua 1u'on u's oneer' an ipln'cu as com
oi ,ao'y ", 'ne hoor as :n 1iu .'la'o ~ d
Iua.', Tnon 1ne Sissin pcS'ns ire
mum, hl cycS tarhpo grecn-.ne sar on
.lio oaoA w ms lo'u ris up IKE tne
1ee,n Nv COMP MS inus'-,oucn-us turned
UP .o"nrsS ms Eyes, ne prayed 5. ,, u
,nu,o, an AZ one jump kiVercu Vlu r,ii az
ne ,ay, aiu 'ich 30. III W DUN an
Gnoaih an y niauiih ov MN IKE inc
u :, oeat ~, ho,plhy' ms sor1 oV OK
o''oiiiohS iosonou ,n =, oia ie,'er ,u' an as
sooli as nc ,ciO I'LL inc hurtin tnat was a
gwino oh al over nIm' rnS'oe an 9m' ne
so1 ri'c III W nun ,u' ike an Ola stud
noeSi az u .nal ~. sncy IN mea ~ ! iookeu AZ
pucS' Nwho sun iiiit 'he keros III MS
manu- WIN .he jack turned up On Top,
a ar 'n ,I,l, a. 70 say ona'i i part eu :
.ie SHOOK MS neu' an / pun my hahos
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

A LIBEL UroN CAPE CoD.--This IL
bellous paragraph appears in late En-
glish paper:
:" In the vicinity of Cape Cod two ap-
pie trees and a goosebcrry bush arc
called an orchard Captain Boroas owns
five plum trees, and is looked upon as an
aristocrat. One year they don't bear,
and the next they can't-the schoolboys
using the fruit for bullets to kill owls
with. Great country, that Cape Cod !"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

E1- Nine. Henri Rodrigues, wife Of
one Of the richest Jewish exchange bro
kers of Paris, has openly abjured Juda-
ism and embraced the Roman Catholic
religion. On dit that the wife Of Baron
Rothsehild contemplatcs a similar per-
formance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

NN THE subscriber, in return
Geo. 7ssssZS=--7 ing his grateful acknowledge
kEsAAss;.aaiAeEfv ments to isfriends who have
heretofore 90 literally patronized him, would
respectfully announce to them and the citizens
of Montgomery county generally, that he still
continues to prosecute the HOUSE CARPEN-
TERING and JOINING BUSINESS, in the
town of Rockville and that he will be at all
times prepared to execute all work in his line OF
business that may he intrusted to him, with
durability, neatness and despatch.
lie will constantly keep on hand supply Of
suitable COFFIN MATERIAL and furnish Collins
Of every description, and attend to interments
aud ali other business in his line, in any part
ofthe county, upon terms that cannot fail to
give satisfaction 10 all who may be pleased to
favor him with their custom.
New Shop, Courthouse Square, one door
south of the office of JoHS BREWER, ESD, where
he will be pleased TO receive all orders in his
line JAMES W. CAMPBEl4L.
aug lift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. G, A. DYER,

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVI-
~ CES to the citizens Of Montgomery county,
He may be found ut his residence, about one
mile northwest Of Gaithersburg.
sep 8-tS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21
HOUSE-PAIBRIHG 4 Glazing.

T,HEa subscriber respectfully informs the
l. citizens Of Montgomery county, that he
has commenced tine HOUSE PAINTING AND
GLAZING BUSINESS. He assures the public
that all work entrusted to him shall be done
in workman-likc manner with despatch, and
on terms that cannot fail to please. All orders
addressed to him at Laytonsville, Montgomery
county, Nd. will be promty attended to.
NAV loom CHARLES A. POPE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21
Rockville, Md.

Eo- He pledges himself that all articles emu,
meratcd above, with a great many Others VII
be sold as low, if not lower, than any Other
store in the county or District.
ian l8-y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

Es- The dwelling of VIM. Perkins,
near Kirkwood, was burnt on the night
Of the 7th instant. and Mr.. Perkins, his
wife and seven children persisted in the
flames.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21

Ec- Countryman-'I say, mister, do
you know where Mr. Smith lives?'
Gent" Which of 'em u there's u
good many Of that name"
Countryman-"Ycs. know there be,
but this ones name is John"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-11-21
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