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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
Rev Features for 1886.

new and very interesting Story viii be
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two novels that have created an immense sem
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ginia +. Townsend will comm ence in the Feb
ruary number a Novelette,, which we know
Will strongly interest the readers Of the book.
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MANURE HEARS. One of our foreign
exchanges has communication from
Mr.. Robert Austin, Manchester, who
says that upward of a ton of horse dung
produced in his stables daily, and the
usual offensive odor and evaporation from
it entirely prevented by spriukling over
the dung heap, By means ofau ordinary
water can, a solution of pound of COM
mon green copperas in gallon of water.
This is an old but efficient deodorisor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
Agricultural.


RAISING CALVES. on a short
visit to the farm of Mr.. Crowell of this
place, few days ago, our attention was
drawn to plan Ofraising calves for early
sale, which to us, in this section of the
country, has the appearance of novelty,
and seems worthy of the consideration of
stock growers.
Mr.. Crowell took his calves Gall heif-
ers) last spring, and commenced feeding
on sour milk few days DID, keeping
them on the same kind of food during the
summer, taking good care to feed them
uniformly, but not very abundantly, so
as to keep them growing thickly without
forcing them too rapidly. In the fall
they were put in the stables, and fed on
hay, and little meal, increasing the
quantity of the latter gradually, with a
view Of fitting them for "boef" in the
spring at one year old or little under
These ten calves look like young oxen,
and are estimated to weigh about 300 lbs.
each, alive. They will probably be sent
TO market soon, say next month, when
we shall see how such beef will sell, and
it will be relished by the lovers of good
eating. For ourselves we should hardly
find it in our hearts to decline a dinner
from one Of the best ofthem. We under
stand from Mr.. c., who is making this
trial by way of experiment, that he is
quite satisfied thus far with the present
attempt to raise beef in one year, that
he intends to renew the experiment an
other year, when he thinks some i'm
provement can be made. N T.. Farmer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08

REMEDY FOR CnAPpED HAYps.-W
Curns, in the Maine Farmer, says on the
subject; " Being blacksmith, | have
been much troubled with ctapped hands
in the fall and winter. have found a
complete remedy, which is simply this
wash with CASTLE soap and fine sand,
scour the thick rough skin down thin,
and the remedy is complete. Ioften use
sand paper with like good effect. Try
"a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
COLUMBIAN GUAN0.

! The subscribers are now prepared TO furnish
| Farmers with the above named article in any
quantities they may require The Columbian
is a new article of recent discovery and imnor-
tation, and seems to be just the thing our Farm
crs have long wanted.
From the analysis of DR.. W. L. REESE. State
/ Inspector hereunto annexed, il is found TO con-
tain largely more Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime.
than any other Guano ever discovered. Almost
every Farmer is convinced that in order to get
his land in permanent productive order, phos-
pilates are absolutely necessary. There can be
no permanently without it.
As it seems to be impossible TO supply the de-
mand for Bone Dust Farmers need not, in our
Judgment, have the least hesitation in using the
Columbian as a substitute for Bone. as il con-
tains nearly double as much phosphoric acid as
the bone, and much cheaper in price, taking the
phosphoric acid as a basis. We ask very
careful examination Oft the analysis Of Dr.. Reese:
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR or GuAxo. I
No IL Exchange Building, Baltimore
Analysis of an average sample Of "Coluuo-
bian Guanon contained in package sent bv
Adams & Co.'S Express from Washington. u
c., by Messrs. MORGAN & RHNEHART August
4th, 1855
Phosphoric Acid 44.Oo
Lime sc. 55.9l
10000
100 per CT. Of phosphoric acid is equal TO
95.42 per CT Of bone phosphate Of lime.
WIN. 5. REESE.
The above sample Of Columbian Guano con-
tains a larger per ccntage Of phosphoric acid
than any lot have seen, and furnishes to the
farmer valuable SQUIRE for obtaining that arti-
Gle in a form well adapted for its successful APP
plication. w. SIR
The Columbian is securely packed in barrels,
and sold at S95 per ton
MORGAN & RIlINEHART, Ag'ts,
Corner Of 9th and G Streets,
sep 2--3m Washington. D. G.
Wilismsport Times copy and send billto Ag'ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08

CHANGE OF FEED FOR HoRsEs. The
kind of food for animals should be
changed frequently. A horse long kept
on shorts, will be affected by fever in
his legs and feet, producing a similar re-
suit to founder. Shorts, corn meal, or
cob meal, should never be given except
in mixed state with cut hay or straw
This will require them to eat slower and
the food is better prepared for digestion.
If given alone it fermcnts rapidly in the
stomach, produces general fever, Injuries
the digestive powers, and finally produces
a stiffness throughout the limbs. When
these results are discovered, the remedy
is change of food. Continued feeding
on oats alone, will produce the same re-
suits as shorts, or meal, and many a
founder is caused by it, as by feeding
and drinking when the horse is warm. -
necessity compels person to feed a
horse on shorts, corn meal or cob meal
a supply of salt should be added to pre-
vent fermentation in the stomach. Ohio
Farmer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
AUTUMN g. WINTER SUPPLIES.
ses.y Goods OF the best Glass
for the interior OF Vir-
gimia and Maryland

Id ESIDENTS of the interior of the above
IA States visiting the District, and desiring
any kinds Of Dry Goods, should, in justice to
themselves, inspect our stock, which they are
cordially invited to do, if but for their own
qualification.
Rich Silks, Mousselinos, Cashmeres, Chintzes,
Ginghams, &C., comprising all that is novel
and stylish in goods Of those classes.
Merinos Mousselines, Cashmeres, Chintzes,
Ginghams, &c, Of select styles.
In Dry Goods adapted for general family
consumption our stock is invariably full
fhrouChOut the wear
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
The Washington News,
A CITY, LITERARY & INDEPENDENT
NEWSPAPER,
PN5Iishea IN WdsIinpon crery Saturday,, ]
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avowed purpose is TO deprive naturalizcd citi,
zens Of their constitutional rights, and 10 esta-
blish a test law in respect TO religious opinion.
The late refusal Of the Know Nothing National
Convention to admit even Amcricqn Catholics
TO membership proves most conclusivey tho
proscriptive character Of the organization, and
It's exclusive and Liberal spirit.
The WASHINGTON News viii present lis read
ers, during the session Of Congress, a weekly
abstract Of its proceedings, and such general
notices Of all matters Of public interest at tho
scat Of the General Government, rs will be &C,
ceptablc as the editor believes, to his country
subscribers and friends whose eteady and e..
tending patronage 10 respectfully solicited,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
COLUMBIAN GUANO.

n VIE subscribers would call the attention OF
Il the Farmers Of Montgomery county to the
above named article, and invite their attention
to the analysis OF DR.. W. S. REESE, State In
spector, as
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
Youths and Misses Wear

Particular attention paid to the selection OF
all goods especially adapted to their wardrobes
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Nestings, Of rela-
bic qualities, a full and ample stock at our
usual low prices.
Constantly on hand Mourning Goods Of all
kinds, including Mourning Silks; hence Gus
toners may call with a certainty of finding all
they may wish in this department
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-03-08
A STLENlID STOCK or DRY GOODS
CCLLEY &. SEARS,

/ no. 523 9TH st. doors North Penn. Az.
W1SHINGTON CITY u. c.
UAVE NOW IN STORE, and will CONT
4 Il nue. to receive weekly supplies during the
season, a very large stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
all Of the best class-and a large portion OF
which have been purchased at recent large auc-
ton sales in New York, which will enable us to
offer some GOOD BARGAINS.
/ We cordially invite the special attelNion Of
/ the citizens Of Montgomery and adjoining coun-
ties to an examination Of Stock before making
their purchases elsewhere. We name n few OF
the most desirable and leading articles Of the
present season;
large lot Of rich figured plain and striped
DRESS SILKS
SO pieces rich plain DRESS SILKS, in all the
proper colors;
60 pieces superior black MORE ANTIQUE.
black watered and plain black Silks, some
heavy and very cheap;
100 pieces very rich plaid FRENCH MERIN0S
for ladies dresses;
100 pieces plain and printed MOUSSELIN, all
wen assorted
loo pieces plain FRENCH MERINO in all dc
sirable eolor;
IN MOURNING GOODS
We have a full line of the best brands
Black Bombazines, Tamies Cloths Mousselin
Alpacas, Challcys and French Merinos.
EMBROIDERIES.
French Worked Collars, Sleeves, Chernisetts
Pocket lidkfs., Cambria and Muslin Flouncing,
and the rest brands Of ladies and genteinen's
Paris Kid Gloves, &c.
PARIS CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
In Sich MORE Antiqe Silk Cloth Cloalls and
Talmas, comprising all the latest novelties of
the season. Rich Stella, Bordered Brocha.
Cashmere Long and Square Shaws Fine Black
Cloth and Thibet ShGwls, Long and Square
Plain Cloth Shawls. Some very cheap in the
lot
20 pieces Habit Cloth for ladies cloaks and
dresses in all the durable colors.
IN STAPLE GOODS
Wa deal very extensively, and have in store
a superior lot Of bleached and brown Cotton
Shirtings ana Shectings, Canton Flannes,
Wooden Flannels, Superior Shifting Linens,
Fable Diapers, Napkins, Toweings, Blankets
OF the best brands and Countcrpaines Ga and
"a. Heavy full Cloths, Plaid Linseys. Cotton
Osnaburgs, and Osnaburg Calicos--the best
article ever produced for servants dresses In
fact we have every article to be had in any
well ordered Dry Goods House.
9AS- Particular attention given 10 orders
@,S> All articles sold at our establishm en-
are warranted TO prove as represented.
C0ILEY q SEARS,
oct27-im Washington, u Q.
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STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS
Goocp's GaSp's Book,
EN N ED g y q
E Cd R rs = 6 .

ENIFTY-SEC0ND Volume 4 Tho Pioneer
H Magazine.
Especially devoted to the wants Of the La
dies Of America.
Whore this Magazine is taken in a house, no
other is wanted as it comprises all that
could be obtained by taking any other Maya
zines.
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linen Goods.


Having many goods of this class manufac-
TIRED in Ireland to our orders, and purchasing
largely from the best sources known to the
trade in this country we are always amply
supplied with a large stock Of Table Damasks,
Diapers, Sheetings, Pillow Linens, Napkins,
Towels Towclings, and Irish Linens in a
word all kinds of pure Linen Goods at aston
ishingly low prices.
A vast and constant supply of white Cam
brcs, Jaccones. Nainsook, Null, Swiss Tarla-
tan, French and plaid Muslins, at extremely
low prices.
800 pieces white colorcd Flannels, of all
qualities, from medium to extra fine.
Servants Goods
Fulled Cloths, extra plaid Linseys, Osna-
burgs, Ducks, plaid Cottons, Blankets, Osna-
burg Calcocs, &c, 1t may be mentioned in
this connection that after six years experience
the Osnaburg Caiicoes are regarded as the best
material now in Use for servant women drcs-
scs; constantly on hand
"llousc-wife Cottons" I2l cents per yard by
the piece: an exceedingly soft and pliable cot
ton, regarded the best article eXtant for ladies
and children's wear.
"Shaler Long Cloth" a shade or two
heavier than the l. Housewife Cotton an ad-
miratle shifting, at l24 cents per yard.
~ LNeilasun9 t'hlflhg, OF an enormous
weight, yet remarkably even and regular, hay
ing all the qualities HAT denote durability, at
l2@ cents per yard.
We take all the mills produce Of the above
three brands, and have our names stamped on
them as a guaranty Of our faith in their quail
ty.
Also every other article usually found in a
well-ordered Dry Goods house.
From the vast amount Of goods annually
passing through our hands, and having but
one proyerbially low price only, we are cna-
Jlcd thereby to offer decided bargains at all
times.
We deal only in such goods as bear the
stamp Of excellence OF fabric
Particular attention devoted to filling orders,
which are solicited.
Residents Of Alexandria cordially invited to
call and examine our stock when visiting
Washington. New supplies received daily.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing
may be relied ON in all cases.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores West Binding,
sep % Op. Centre Market, Washington.
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DR.. ROSES TREATISE ON CONSUMPTION
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
Office s3l, Broadway, New York.
9zo- The new postage law requires that all
letters be prepaid My correspondence being
extensive, applicants to ensure replies, must
enclose postage.
Money letters must be registered BIZ the Post
master such letters only being at my risk
oct 2T-6 m.
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BRUSHES.

Paint, Varnish, White
wash, &c.
Sash Tools, Feather
busters, Fly Brushes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
WiLLIAA NJ wkFxs, Auctioneer.
A CCTlON NOTICE.-Largr and perm skor,

~ Sale OF REAL ESTATE situated Eizabsthtou On ~
Central Railroad OF Now Jersey and within u mss tho IN,
New Nork BY stoanabost.-BAkER WEEKS vii -,
Auction AZ the Merchants ENchsnse New York on WPDynS
DAY October A. u O'Clock, parcels of Land .lt, :. -
ID. VI Elizabeth en- the Centr.l Rxr..d AZ ~
jersey sad parcels an from .er, up 10 8 80
each. The above pios admirably situated IA,
Improvement sud sspiad for ms,ufe .urn, onrr...
plot will be sold separate 10 the hshes bidder 30 Co., -
Terms made known the day 81 e. For as.er,s
and full particulars Of said property apply 20 the
No. Pines, n B.Ezsbehport, By the pl,s
of the Dciswsr- LacssWsnns and esiern Railroad
railroad connection the coal aud iron and yast -
Der regiors Of Peunsylanis and the ssn growing dssu
New SoEk and the Western Stairs "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
HSsRy H. LEEDS L Co. AuciioneeFa
1 UCTION SALE of splendid CABINET PIrR-

n SIFURE.-H. II LEEDS Co. will sell q, sac,isa !.
THURSDAY 9Th, FRIDAY. le'h and SATURDAY Ira o.
the extensive WarerOoms OF T. w Hutehinxs esq Ne ~
the largest and costly sj
for by auction in thi. county which Will b. sold sk,ss
reserve Consequence u entirs alteration in the psss
be msde-cons snx of rich aud elegant
PsIor Furniture In AZ the various styles VI t county asl ~
Europe Bull and M.qaetee Furniture carved Essefes H.
with view extensive snd beautiful Of spsal1
rosewood mahogany wanHt aud ensmced suites of Bedrn
Ruruiure. Also, rest vsty Of Tieay carved OAK vs,x
snd msfessny Dining FuntsTe, embracing large N,
le., A.. make tedious erstea Of which
Nen under the supervision of the Of steamed "a
veldred materials and warranted In every descripioa n
sn be examined d. previous the sale Purchases ~
ding out Of town have their furniture packed By txp
fenced wokmen Catalogues viii b. ready ~ the Wueros ~
n the morning Of the 9Th instant Trrms-Cah for All psr
bases under $500 that amount ninety day TOT approved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
JONI LLOYD, Aucioneer. .
ARCE and extensye AUCTION SALE-B{

III ARGE and extensive AtCIlON GALLEY
i JOHN LLOYDS SONS. at the Country Seat OF Wmrss
Leland esq Thoggs Neck Westchester n " on Thurs
DAY Oct . AZ IL o'clock q
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF the splendiciy
furnished Mansion ssng IN part Of elesany carved to
wood Paror crimson Bocacle Etsgefes Win mnp
tons and plate backs aud doors secretary bses
cs m.S, Ton Center abs carved oak Dining Tables M
osk ChAirs TO match in plush MAHOGANY fo
black alnut Bedsteads marble top Dressing
and Washsands elegantly carved TO match and al mse
der; one splendid carved oak Bedroom Furniture
match Spring and Hair Msttresses Bolster and Pg.s ~
sewing Chairs Tapestry Velvet and Brussels Carpets Osh
and Rugs splendid Oil Paintings BY the old masters IN ess
rich gt very rich Cat Glass aud China Ware DnnS
Sets Paor, Hall and Kitchen stoves togethef WIN
large assortment OF Kitchen Utensils with which the sale WIN
Also. q,
HORSES Nine splendid Road Carriage and Saddle Hofses
Pony and Donkey two pal, OF hsntncsy ma-'s'
pair 10 hands both AL, matchcd wen broke and had
CARRIAOEsOpen and Close Carrases sin seated kesks
Light Wagons Tlbury, Boston ChsSs DetVe
WAGONS o PoT Wagon and Farm WAGONS.
HARNESS.-Double and Single sets Of Silver PIs'ee mn
Tandem and Team Hanesses Of Posy ave
Mule Harnesses Saddles Brides Whip Blankets Hsten ts
ChTTLF STOCK-S< thorough one half and three qsafa
Durham Bull "FarDey +" splendid yoke II O1a
Also full snd threerusrter bred Durham Cssyes BY 60
Bull three m Hogs large lot 81 Poultry large lot OF hre
and Hay old In crib the Corn 81 acres Ia the sbu
the largest growth In the eountytosethcr with all the Fem
Utensils &c
Mr. Leland having sold his Country Seat all the above
mera'ed property will positively b. sold 60 the highest bids
Cash. Catalogues DO bad ~ John loyds Scos
Office No. Is Nassau and their Ssissroom. No ~ B
way Of Broonest and Metropolitan Hotel Now iomI
Pelham Bridge and the Railroad Dcpots between Aott "
and New Rochelle and on the pIenses COnyeysnces ~
be in readiness Williams Bridge Depot convey psssatsn
10 and from the place Of sale during ;he day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
LECTION NOTICE. H. WILSON. Auctiouear

N <Ie
n LARGE SALE Of hTst-csss HOT SEHOLD fgRNI-
TJRE rich Wilton and velvet Carpets costly French nss
pier aud mante Mirrors three suites Of rich paEior Farru
rosewood Panoorte valuable OH Painting pesrl and slrs
Cutlery Ae.. At No. 29 West l4hst.-H. WILSON viii ~
on WEDNESDAY Oct at l0 o'clock the entire PuHia@
of the house which of the best dspiou aud Ia.
been In use consisting Of srye and costly and
nsptel Mirrors superior rosewood Panotore elrssnt ass
ros. God paror Furniture in rich crimson and maroon eos
Aud plush do In and gold costly rosewood seer-ta
solid carved rosewood center sofa and per iao
three superior rosewood Etsgeres marble tops With mu
doors and rosewood reception Chairs IN nch
and apes'ry; rosewood corner Esgeres "h mirw
backs rich lace Window Curtains and Shades bTonke and a.
rnolu Clocks costly and Dresden Vases aud rich per
Orrameu.s &C., with number Of fine Oh Painting.
DNrxG.RooM AND CH,msER fuRsirtRE.-fdessnt oaf "a
sion Table oak Chairs china Dinner SET rich gold and
decorated Tea and Coffee Sets elegant ruby and cut glass war;
pearl and silver Cutlery, Cake Baskets casters &c. elsrs
carved rosewood and mahogany Bed.teAd. do Bursns Web
ard, with marble tops costly decorated China Toilet se
hest Feather Beds and Bedding French osi
Mirror, suite, of Furniture In hafcloh cottage md
mahogany spngsest Chairs, rosewood Hall Stand OllsA
Stair CsIet. Sc. Catalogues u the morning OF sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
Watfr Cure.

nR, f. j. LOEWENTHALs WATER CURE,
- BERGEN HIGHTS HUDSON Co, EEW-JERSEY-
will ain open during the winer Among the diseases or
uih Winter particularly adapted and powerful
mention Rheumatism. 0ou ChroUie fnaanuAaen Fey~.
and AEue &c
Cirrvlars a. Nc. Z Haa0vstst, Esv.Yogk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
A. 81 MEKwIS. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER x CO.-Trade-Si
il No PArk.
W. $. MELLoE. Auetionosr.

=
L'RIDAY, Oct 10, at No AZ Beekman-st. below
I William at loi O'clock CABINET MANUFACTURERS
STOCK sold in lots suit the city and country trade consist
ng OF zoe plain box Sofas 100 medallion back do II rosewood
PIo suites covered In hair cloth and brocatee 10 rwoA
and walnut Chamber suites plan ans with marble
tops easy Chairs Rocking do 5Odozen French Psor Chairs
Corner Stands Hat Stands F. and variety n articles
in the Furniture line the whole Of which Will be od whov
Il serve close the business. Articles pur based tho ss
be -aesroom and pack for shppns
reasonable charge Catalogues issued the morning 81 sls
The stock 10 ready for exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
w y MgLLoR Auctioneer-By w. :. MsLLot
MORTGAGE SALE-THIS DAY, TUESDAi.

wi Oct At lOA oclock u the Saesroorns Nos - ssa
Psrk row opposite the Aston House, Of CABINET fVe~s
TCRE consisting Of 80 solid rosewood Psrlor SUITS -
Center Tables Etaseres Music Stands CABINETS 49,
Bookcases ard Secretaries Etsgrres,
Furniture suite Te,e atete, plain box Sofs isney 49,.
ensmeled Chamber Suites in great variety Recepeo. go
mahogany rosewood Chamber Furniture in suites 70
The whole for positive sale. Goods can be packed tor sAF
Il the I1.sss