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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
Bickf0rd & Hofinan's
IRON CYLINDER
CRAaN DRILL.

RiHIS DRILL is universally acknowl-
d edged, where it is known, to be the
most perfect machine ever invented for sowing
all kinds of grain and every description Of fer
tilizers in concentrated form. II is so con-
structed, with the different sized gear wheels
as TO sew any desired quantity of grain, from
one TO four bushels TO the acre In lis ar
rangmments for distributing Guano Lime
Plaster, Ashes, either in damp or dry state it
differs from and excels all other Drills ever be-
fore offered to the Public--a separate box for
the fertilizer being attached in front Of the
grain box, from which the manure is evenly
and perfectly delivered in .he tubes, which are
constantly in motion to prevent choking, aGS
Is deposited with tn, grain in the Drill burrows
This attachment is constructed to SOW any de-
sired quantity Of manure, and may be used
either with or without the grain Drill. In ad-
dition to this improvement, there is also at
tached Grass Seeder, for sowing different
kinds OF grass seeds, which may be used in
front or back of the drill tubes.
The subscriber could give numerous letters
of the highest praise from farmers of different
counties in Virginia, and the upper counties of
Maryland, where they have been used, hut all
he asks is an examination by the INTELLIGENT
farmers Of Montgomery, who will at once sec
the great superiority Of this Drill over all 9th.
ers. II can be seen at his Store House IN
Poocsyille, where he keeps an assortment II
the most approved Agricultwd hiDlcpsents for
sale, at Factory prices, freight added to any
point designated on line of public convevance:.
Soliciting your early orders, which win meet
prompt attention, am respectfully your ODE
dient servant.
sleti- Call and see IT,
BENJAMIN S. WHITE.
Poolesvillc, Montgomery Co., Nd
aug 22-tf
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( ST RAY,

WAS taken up by the subscriber,
w on the LIST instant, as an estray,
trespassing on his enclosures, SOR-
REL nj AREE, with with . white SPOT in her
forehead. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
sep 19-3t* JAS. RATNNIE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
PERUVIAN GuANO.

FVNllE Subscribers are now receiving their an
Il nual supplies of PERUVIAN GUANO.
The Cargoes arriving are Of very superior quail
ity, and in perfect order
They solicit orders of the farming commune
ty and dealers, and are prepared to furnish the
Guano from Alexandria, Georgetown and
Washington, at the lowest market rates.
FITZIIUGH C0YLE 4 co.
sep 5--4t Washington. ID. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17

A New RAILROAD RouTE PROPOSED.
We find the following in the National
Intelligencer of the 14th instant, as a
communication
I" ut the September meeting of the
Board Of Directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, at the instance of Gen.
Gather, of Montgomery county, direc-
tor on the part of the State of Maryland,
reconnaissance or survey was ordered
for route for the second track of the
road, diverging from the main stem at
some point between the Point of Rocks
4 and the Nonocacy Bridge, in Frederick
county, and, passing down through the
centre of Montgomery county, to inter
sect the Washington branch road at some
point at or near the Laurel Factory.
:" 1t has been demonstrated by the
surveys, first of Major Long, for the
National road, made some twenty-five
or thirty years ago, secondly by Col
Albert for the Maryland or Cross-Cut
canal, and lastly by the surveys for the
Metropolitan Railroad, that PARIS ridge
can be crossed upon this route at an ele-
walton of from two to three hundred feet
less than the point that the railroad now
crosses that ridge at Mount Airy, and
that route could be obtained through
Montgomery county, entirely free from
the short and sudden curves the road now
has to encounter in the narrow and wind
ing valley of the Patapseo. 1t is coufi-
IDENTIFY believed that a thorough exami-
nation will demonstrate route so supe-
rior to the present one upon the valley
of the Patapsco, in point of grades,
curves and distance or time, that so ia
vorable and desirable route should not
have originally been adopted, and since
so long neglected.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
BUCKEYE CLOTHES WASHER.

Hon. CHAs. MASON, the Commissioner Of
Patents has very recently said the principle on
which this Washing Machine is constructed,
is the only one for effective and thorough wash
ing of all the hundreds in the Patent Office.
This is high recommendation, but the praises
lavished upon these machines by the tens of
thousand persons using them in Ohio, Ken
lucky Tennessee, Missouri Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, North Carolina Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania, New York and other Eastern and North
ern States, are ofmuch greater value.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17

Georgetown, b. O. Is our authorized A.
gent for rcceioi,,g Subscriptions md
advertisements.
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FOR OUR CUSTOMERS RESIDING
IN MARYLAND g. VIRGINIA.
"A Vast Stock Of Dry Goods
COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS,
FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER OF
1856.

INCREASED FACILITIES enable us to pre-
sent, at all times and in all fabrics, stock
ofall the leading articles in FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS, that will compare in
point Of extent and variety with any in the
District.
VA. The plan on aohich all our operations are
conducted is most facoraJte 10 The purchaser, the
more especially so if they should not be ac-
quainted with the value Of goods.
va ONE SET or PRICES. one set of
terms, and the same attention to all
WI ONE PRICE ONL Y, (n,arhe9 IN plri,,
fgarcs) from which there is no deviation.
Ma Our correspondents, North and East,
send us daily supplies Of all that bears the
impress ofnovelty and merit in first class Dry
Goods.
&@. Orders solicited, any of which COM
mand our most careful attention.
Vs. ALL OLD BILLS must be settled before
new ones are commenced; rigid punctuality is
the hinge on which all our operations turn.
&.o- In all probability we invariably have
IN store the most complete and extensive stock
fDry Goods for Servants wear in the District
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores, west building,
opposite Centre Market.
City Of Washington, D. C.
aug % MARI. Gaz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
IMPORTANT 70 HOTSEKEEPERS!
GOOD MEMS FOR TIE LADIES'
The "EsMckeyc" CLOTHES
Washer and Wringer.

TNIIERE is no article so much and so uniyer-
Il sally needed at this time, as really good
Washing Machine. We have been long time
ON the look out for one which would do the
work eaectually, ana could be recommended
with confidence to housekeepers, and at great
outlay, weare fully satisfied we have succeeded.
We are now enabled to offer to the public the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
THE "0LD-LINE WnG0 CONVENTION.

The Nashville, Tennessee Union"
truly says We suppose it is safe to
judge all the Wings who lately assem-
bled in Baltimore by those who repre-
sontcd tennessee. The following is
given as the list Of delegates from this
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17

Ten or a dozen shirts, or their equivalent in
other cloth s. may be washed in from three to
six minutes according to the state Of the clothes
and degree of PREPARATION without as much
injury to them as in the ordinary washing by
hand-a button or hook and eye being rarely
if ever broken off-the process being nearer to
the working by hand than any other. 1t is
very substantial and durablc--simple in CON
struction and easy to work, and has attached
to il an admirably working and efficient
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17

"JUDGE US BY OUR FRuITs. A Dem
ocratic contemporary observes with equal
force and truth:
"The Democratic party has always
been the party of progress 1t has ex-
tended the American Republic from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean; it has
been opposed at every step Of its progress
by the same spirit which now actuates
the Fillmore and Fremont parties; they
wished 10 circumscribe freedom and keep
il within the old thirteen States. The
Democracy stepped over their boundary,
and have added eighteen stars to the
proud old galexy. Louisiana, Florida,
Texas, California, Oregon and New
Mexico are the fruits of Democratic rule,
and by them should that great party be
judged.
ES- The " Uncle Sam" know-ao-
thing paper published at Ripley, Miss,
has hauled down the Fillmore flag. The
editor says:
"We hoisted the name of Fillmore
at the head Of our columns, and jealous
ly advocated his claims for the Presi-
dency, until We learned that he had de-
nounced the Kansas act We therefore
taaa down his name, and beg leave 70
ceeuGe supporting him.
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Worse P0yYders. Nc.

ID OBERTS a. LYONS Celebrated HORSE
h POWDERS and .hc Horsemans HOPE.
For sale BY Is ID. II. B0UlC.
april eft
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LOOK At THIS FAR mfrs
GUANO EXCELLED!!

THNIIE subscribers again call the atten-
n ton of the Farmers of Maryland
and Virginia to
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Hon. John Bell, Edmund Cooper,
VIM. H. Stephens, j. II. Mcmahon,
Robert Goss, r.. g. Brinkely, John G..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17

JAMES c.. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemss,.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price ~ Cents por Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD BY
JOHN II. HIGGINS,
Rockville, Nd,
And by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally. sept 26-y.
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III l. INA ~ -T d n II Z n =
TINE snaaHl Coarss cf Leesz-es in this 74Etznar
Il viii commence on Mos7AF, NOVEMBER E7Eh, 1885,
ssl vii tszz,aiss se III The s2sEins March.
James jones. MI D. Professor Of Practise 81 Medicine
D. l. Ri55e4. NJ. H. Professor u CAs4nssGry.
Wares Seoas. NJ. d. Professor Of Sz-gs-y.
A. Fl. Csazs, u. n. Professor Al Osszs1rsos-
Gasszvas Set;, ID. Professor O. h2seEiz Ne:ca,
T. C. r. WsdsStr1asr. NJ D. FroSsssar oE AastszsF-
Thomas Haat NJ. D Prt,sssas 81 Pags5oasy z1G Pa
tho4ogs.
Gis-ars 5. Vance. NJ n. Re7anstr1sa= al AnzsaznF.
TIE reoaas For Dsssec1isg viii be s2sa on lie mir,
Aaa6sr II oes1hs--
The Fzczssy zrs Wishing Physicians and Surgeons
a. the Chsr5ry HszataE. ana AMEND HIS Institution
froa NaveEaber ID ApriE.
The ss9osats accompany - professors IN tz55r
=. and free u e1Fezss, &aisF sztsao-lza-rr -~c9c2
2Svaat1sss-
Tascs zzs sGrERg E2s ss&s5z saezt s5geS a4G3re2
ss-soas prescribed se- daily
Pgs3nI1z-T tn eas caGrsaLscwrss S5ls - delivered
daily In IL AraPhathrzege of the i-zl, from Inc
--ss NSaSss II NaFez5a-. ca Cllzscss Medicine z1a
S&sssE. Aasc@IagBaa znc Przr4sssoa. and OsAeE s5-
se-s, wisaa-E any charge ~ students
THOMAS HUNT. u D., Dean.
TIE aS1iaEs;rata-s at the Charity Hospital elect
aeas. IN April faaEs4ea resident ssad=nrs. wac sEe
aziatains1 BY ths 1zstiE1ts3a-
View Orleans. Iaag 3. ISSs-ssl
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University Of Louisiana.

! L a " ID Il z i Il L d + Il.
TINE Lectures In thas Department viii commence
] u On the sErosr MosnAE Or NaFEHEEE, 1856 and
continue until the FEgsT hoS34T or AFElL. le5s.-
They viii embrace the most important branches o
Civil. Connon CoRz.1,usiensl and International Law
d. vel : Egair Independence and Przcslee- Lee
] sures viii he dsiIysred By four Professors
Those bv Fret McEALE8 viii treat of:
I. Admiralty and Marin-le Las. embracing the
rights and obigaaRs of Masters and Msraaers loai-
siaas and other Maritime ToEis General Average Sal
wage Girl and Military, Ma-nsrs Contracts, Marine
Insurance and HrpothAes lions and Contracts for Ma
RHINE Services il Building. RepsrinE and Supplying
Ships
ii. Intsrnarioaai Law, embracing the Lzw Of Psise
and The Practice III Prize Courts me Aascase Righss
Of Sssfes in their aci6c and hostile relations. Treaties
Of Peace and PIRATE International Law
Ill The Jurasaiction If the Coufss Of TIE United
States embracing the Original ana Appellate turls
dictioa os the District Gearss Courts q Revenue
hose BY Praf- RANDELL HUNT viii embrace
l. Cornuaerrfat Law - 1t reatesso Mercantile Per-
sons. Msrcsnrs eroperry and Ceasrseas. and Mercsa
tile Remedies. 1hey,NIa sreat of Sole TradeEs.Psrs-
aersbip< and Coplraaiass of Principal an AgsHs-s
Bills u Exchange and PFoEnsssors Notes and Saip
pings os Bsllnseas and Ceutrscls vita Carriers Coz
tracts Of Affr1 igasai BY Charter Parry. and foG Goa
ssyaace tsa4sal Saias of freight. Iettlson and
Acreage Salvage and sasarancss q Sale. Guarantees
Liens, and Ssteppags IN Transisu-
II. The CrfaIaai LI.s and Practice 10 CoaEts Of
Criminal jurisdiction
III. The Lax ii Esiseace.
Those bs Prof R0SELIuS viii sabEsess
I. TIE Casil Code III Loaisl4Ha- N coansxiaa with
he Roman. Spanish arid French Laws. and Critical
AassysiS Of The Decisions Il the Saprsme CoaEt q the
STATE.
III. Land Tides. whether derived from England,
spain. Frsace. or the U1nlsea States
III Tas;Pfaer5ze eli TIE Courts q Carli JuEisdsc-
ton in Leaislana
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Plantation. Road and al other kinds OF Wa. :
horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and Cars. Dr..
and timber Wheels, vita and niihou, s1l=s- -.
house and steamboat Trucks; Jersey ~ -,
Wagons; baggage and other carts, for ss-.ss =
en-; haaocsrs=- ~heelba1o1s OF ever dsss-s.e, -
all other articles in the wheewrighs line. sas4 !.
best seasoned materials, and warranted % i So.
TO aaT other Manufacture winch slI b. SD a. ~.
ced prices, and lower taeR by am Gthar
in tas southern Country Purchasers .E II
taeif interest 10 call and exsa gaas sr s.aE
chasing elsewhere. We use ncns But Sayss =.
hubs and bent feEloes- PHELPS, Ca.P
nor 8, 1854 40. - and - PsrGfss = n 0-l-.,.
NIB We keep constantly Do hzfs5 lsrzz ss-s.r,
rsn: Of DraFs and Cars fr0Ea sas zaz-zfses,- nj
Coleman e. Son, PnilsGelpzis
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o PLANTERS 6 OWNERS OF STOC
LeaTeII'S Patent Portable
co M CO q MILL

THE undersigned having purchased HE patent
i Fszas u rms valuable ,avsassaa fe- nsSat5 pa
rfsh asks The attention al planters a cattle sad
the raae senssss great afllisy. ehsannss sad
ans9azs6 eapzesEy for grinding aasa far a-sai corn
ana eo for stock, snFlaas cora etc. Ii sraads traEa
lasS Is bsshsls per hear. : easily handed and can
lev hoaEs be pat work in any place: ard is 50
simple = Is construction thai sTs No fear OF rs
sesriaS cat of order AaF boz q aeg7a alSa can
manage IL Oas At the nails Is now :, work ca sas
eub42c ssaars. where Ihs P1alic 5aviss call sad
examine IT, merits They sold extremely low and
On liberal ssrnas. ]. CONSTANTINE
Mansfield November 3. 1855.
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Pain in the Side.
Patent Medicines.

DILL-s SsSzp1rfISs: Sands Sarss2S-l-5s; hao-
ID WAYS ResGS Relief Ar2azaa and MGs1--- Lin
5ussss- AEers CsrrF Peesrza: PsE-y Dssss PsEa AZ
Ger. ReSaioas Ced Liver Ci5l: DeAsys magical pain
extractor. w offs Sch5=asn Schazpps- aeAEEsts=s hi
tea2saE ointment: Reaw2rS az1tz2eaE and p5&AsAaS
fats life pills sn6 phezlz hEssEs= Browns lzzzzsca
ginger. Ind. chclazeEzs= Hssa1as German szzss-s:
New England cough sr-up. Bry8as Ezza2oale wasess.
Bsss-zz1as t-o.s- Hzsss pile eszrRezS- Les Bran
drstss James. and WEssas's IsSiRn vszsz5s g5ls.
sErsy's cs-zs5aatsss aaBs1n. hair rcnsc md TsE-i
fu-e: Fshae.saeSs rerH5f1=e- md al eshs- aaas1s
-reeszes zs~1EfS kept in saEEas-g cs1at-T- For
s-ts ~ Ezxsa7 WI BALL
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Il n BAUMAN,
Blacksmith. VI heeiwrighr i Wagon Maker

Tsxas kosa-Uae nile troEa the RlssE.
~ HsT5Ns rscsIxsi 5aai sczPsy Of D
II u The best American sna Swe5es
} Z irea. and large sack q the
aeSt al seasoned timber. prepared ay cid stand
"a execute with 6esr2tch zE5 the nest woEkEaalihs
=zansr every description of Blacksmith and Wheel
wright We=s. Carriages Wagons Buggies. etc.
Pzired snd manufactured 70 order Pccghs repair
sd Every description FL work apFsrtain5ng Cotton
Gins S4# and Lris. Mills promptly e-ecessa and In
: ssgs-5a- E1sRasr. All kinds Of lob WORK promptly
attended H. Horses shol b experienced work
as4n- Thankful sa- the arez2=s heretofore exssGa-
81 NE. IsalicsE c1atsaaales feeling arz5 s2gas
eaa give satisfaction. Al Sozk zone II the ysrT
: wssf --zess EEahIS1 A n RAIEMAN
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E J. HART i Go.

Having removed To E2si- eozazses1Ioas Sszres
Nos a. AND ~ TcsorPzroULAs STREET.
"AEE ON hand fesg AMI weET selected stock @;
IL CERIES.
And osasr articles IN E5s5r line part consisting u
C9EzEE-Ria, HaTzas and lara
TE.s-Tmgs-saE. Poaehozs- 7ew3er. hFsoa.yoang
aysoa, saechoaz. padre, sse-
S-A-8-nwa. ~ 1Iss. iozE. crashed and powdered
MaE.S@-CaazEry- s1ss- ac1se and soBase sv-sp-
Tesacco-Assa-sad S-zaes. Comprising zszzIiEies.-
CEesz-L2rse stock. vel assorted
SEgczs-CRuyes. mace aaE1ass aseasr E1-sss. IL
solcs, ground SPICES az ri SzE1S-
So.e-B-r~a, B5s5az. Ees.s-0, northern. whiss sad
faaev ii bars and cakes. Castle
Stzreh-Fox-s. EGRcfa12a-
CsCeoE.r-Sxssz ard plain.
:sHp--B9ck and oroP-
Pcwgs& IN czzs and kegs Lead
Pickles czssEs- PEsse-Fss s-za<y ZTs-sz1y chez
res fruits n tassr aEa IEsce-
Hs.ssselv sealed loastsEs, salmon, sasS. ssrG1ass-
oTs-e-. sze-
WExH-Msts5-a, O91-.a clsrst- white, sweet and
cry AsEssz, Aesezs- Sasz-s-
BsaseE-Ceznse.ao ehsLis, RoEseazr,Peseh. Aas--
lean
GgS-Heland a11 dsz7eseic-
Ru-Jzzafcs Nsw orleans. NE
wEsu- Neaazzzsszz, Bozraoa. Western VIZ
EinS1- Irssa- Rockford s7zaa champagne
Dxss .sR DE-Ia15Ea nader, s1-aa.ss cal
n7ze. together viii fEa assortment a szass s-ss
drugs AMI chemicals, bv lie s.ss ozsy-
S-a-71szzTeFayl1E carts. tszas-. cap whipping
I'D sszne5lag pager, tEs-s boasS. together Esa 81
sss1-s0szs eS similar saoSzs-
Wasssa and W1.so~ War; b7oa1ssss G17E bag
Buckets. t9as. exshs2vss ssr-
Wr7s2n1ss PEEazurzz. W EEEs Lzs@hsv-
1ag bss7 nz6s sss2ss fez sae sale a tie essrssss
V55sa Lead. manufactured - Hst@ez1l a@1 Bret
=. we sail keep eeesas-aF % aza1 Ez-ss assert
1s7f q tie GEs-ezs ge5ss nd re Ezzsoss szs eeeS-
ass To ~hsch ws szz7zs ~ aiEsasaa7 q sas 11Ss-
To ~aiea ther sarfts - arEF1tsa1 q sas E-sat
SaE Cs-4szns- Fsa~ IL 1855
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wFngns orkzr such as plantation and ro.s -
horses ana oxen cane and other CIRTS NJ ~
and TIMER WHEELS, all with voos =. DIN u
fFees, Jersey and Baggage WAsoxs, w. IL
and Trucks OF every kind, ana all other
ihe, made OF the best materials and ~o-s-..ass
warranted TO De superior to any Other -,
establishments. '-A- -! azss:
Purchasers viii ind it to their in,sr.s, ;,
s s.abans before purchasing elsewhere = IA. -
OAK Apply 10 DAVID G WT asE sasss
Nos. Sc, 20 and q Ca,o,s.'. ..-sos,
=. Also ON b.ns sss 0rsas
PLOTGHS. 0zss saa Cstsaa
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81 Examining lac above ANALYSIS i VIII Be sseu sat
the COB coa,sias larger proportion organic mater
than sas cora. while asagss Efea IN pfsassss
aal aiS&sf1es, wheh enter largely into the compost
non al the so1ss. nerves and blas1-
Planters xaa others interested are requested 10
zaaaiesss with he subscribers Address
LEARY & CRAWFORD. M3z5sss. L.. al
WHITE SMITH & BALDWIN.
5Ety SOFT Shreveport
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CHANGERS
Corn and Cob, and Neal Will.

-------- EfsLEIS1st7s
THE undersigned. having been appointed agsnts
il for the sale OF these Justly Celebrated Mills IN
North Louisiana. prepared TO receive orders
:o- the same Impressed with the belief Of their
riorirE ali oshsrs ass i0s Ike purposes. We
iisnsly recommend Ihena cur planning friends gen
srslay. IS also 70 sll having stock 10 feed.
The cern and cob groGaS together exhibit hssad-
fnl specimen q staoS-ses6 which every economist
should employ. where there but three u fear
animals 10 feed .rg
The relative vsice q the corn .nd reh has been
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LOOK OUT

CARRIAGE BUSINESS,
i'm nh the veziaas branches, 81 heir OLD STANDS.
a1 M5l4za street co-ner Ut EGwzr1s Feeling Crate
fl for tie liberal patronage hssesotore extended
1hsa. thsv cael- cid friends and the pchc that
&hey will sv prompt personal attention to The repair
ing Of carriages. bEggss w&gcss and NJ! other ve5i-
c3sS Hzsiag oa hand i. 600 feet Of sezsoaes aubez.
embracing sEsr description. together with the largest
s1Gk I'd na3 steel b-rz=aE tins place,
srs abe 10 10 ws-s OF The sho-tesz roes and aast
reasonable prices
Ms. Robson vz attend IN person. 10 TIE Ea-se Shoe
1as department. and one o. the firm CHI oil! nass
Re fosz4 II attendance st the shop
Oar xesA Il Al cases vii be guaranteed
We weEk 81 tn enc price srstea1. whether sur cash
u On credit ROBSON L hINBLE.
Sh-s.sna-f. Fssr,z-r =. 1856.
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= II Fau wszzs9 escape L9ge Sz5ssaaz, Wszkaaa
Dsso--srF. or 5.ezra.
DALLEES
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,

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She leans oy the green-ie2Feo naleea.sss
As the glorious day into twilight dies,
With the gentle ring of the gentiess breeze
To fan the lids oE her lussru1s eyess
L lifts the folds Of her raven halF,
And touches her lips Like wansoR breeze,
In infershahgss al fragrance there.
A she leans by the green-leaved balconies
Her soalis dipped in the ha-monies
That dover the f,ash where the sunlight fades,
Is she lesnsb By the grsen-leaved balconies.
The fairest aud sweetest Of southern maids
The iews If her heart hare an upTara drip,
Is the stars fioas cut il their heavenly seas.
And she feels the angels upon her lips.
Where moment before she felt the breeze.
She leans hr the green leaved balconies.
While the mountains sink in the dasks embrace
Ba: xwesser thoughts than the thought OF these
Are in her heart. and are N her face:
Far Love. like star hath dropped 10 gold
And the angels shrink. Is II half afraid.
As they see the leaves OF the flower unfold
In the sweet white soul of the southern maid.