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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
DIR. TIEBER.

TIE following action Of tho Students Of the South
Carolina College, in reference to the resignation Of
DR. LIEBER, is highly complimentary to that eminent
professor. As an alumnus, whose associations with
college life are connected with this gensmans inisia.
ton amongst us, heartily rejoice to the mani.
festaton here made.
At meeting, on Tuesday afternoon of the Students
of the South Carolina College, the following pream-
bio and resolutions were proposed by Mr.. j. C. elena.
CHAN, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas Dr.. FRANCIS LIEBER has signifed an in
,ention Of terminating his connection with the South
Philosophy and Economy
from the post he has filled for nearly quarter of
tury, the student. Of this College will be deprived Of
the instruction Of whose eminence in his depart
authority than bis own thi, institution will be
tot,ered by the removal of Of its main supports,
and tho State will lose a citizen whose extended rspu
tation for learning has made his domcile a familiar
name on both sides Of the Atlantic.
Resolved, That the Trustees by taking action such
az 10 induce DR.. Leber TO reconsider his resgnation
would prevent the institution, with whose welfare
they are ntrusted from suffering irre2arable loss.
Resolped, That, should Dr.. Ljeber withdraw at the
time designated by him. shall esteem ourselves for
tunate to be entitled 70 rank among 90 His Former
Pupils."
Resolued. That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Columbia and Charleston papers.
J. T. DARBY, Chairman.
M. C. BUTLER, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
THE DYsTSiCT ELEc

- THE DfSTEiCT ELECTIONS 80
The following is the result of our recent escsions'
TILLMAN WATSON, Senator.
THos. G.. BACON, Clerk. '-..,' f-g7 8;
- JAMES Epson, Sheriff. .,.l.
WE. DVslsoEi Ordinary. .s ,-....:.e;. i
The total number Of votes polled was tDo thousond
fpe hundred and sirty.eight ....... .,. =, -,
~ ATTENTION is asked 10 the Commissioner 3
advertisement Of the sale Of the Land; Negroes, &C.,
&C., of Mrs. MosELY. Buyers would do well to watch
this sae as the property is extremely valuable i'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
RESTLESS,

THE Telegraph from Washington announced on tho
18th: --"s
Messrs. Boyce, Mcqueen and Keitt, Of S. C., have
abandoned Richardson.
Tho Evening Ne,cs has barely tins to up-lift its
voice in rejoi:ing before the wires again say:
The South Carolina members have returned to tho
support of Richardson.
cup stairs or down stairs ..
Whittier shall wander"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOIlSE. -
The Rev. A. GAon will preach in the Court House,
on tho night Of the sIs, inst and night following
Subject of discussion FIRST evening Rewards and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23

T RACHEL has returned to Europe, almost in o
decline.
tv THE recen. snow lasted in This vicinity moro
than week-in spots.
aw Oars are thought to be killed hsreabouts.
Ev THE postum season is nearly over.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
D,ORIENT.

A rumor is creating considerable excitement in tho
Capitals of Europe to the effect that Russia had con-
cuded an offensive and defensive treaty with the
United States in tho event Of a war between England
and America. The rumor had It's origin in the fact
that Russia had transmitted here the outline Of COM
mercial and amity treaty.
Marshal Pelissier is reported to have notified his
government that no military success is possible from
the present base Of operations in the Crmsa. Hence
they say grand council Of TO be called in Pa
ri, to decide on plan for the spring campaign.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
Hymn EM1AL.

MARRIED, on Tuesday the 9Th inst, by S. Broad
water, Esq., Mr.. JOHN SHARrToN and Miss CELIA
BAILEY, oil of this District.
MARRIED, on Thursday the 10th instant by j. A.
Lott Mr.. SOLOMON ERcLE and Miss EMALINE,
daughter of Daniel Posey, all Of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
Notice.

WASTTING and IRONING; done to order.
w Apply at this Office,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23

Estrayx Netiee.-
rTOLLED before meby WE. Kenriok ontbes9th
J. inst, one Stray Horse, appraised at se'eaty-
fixe dollars He is dark brown bay, FIVE feet high,
nine years ofaage, with ss'na|l white spot in the
face, right hind foot white q hemish in the right,
oye that mikes il nearly blind, shod all round and'
in gnod order. Said horse st possession of w
F. Kenrick, nine mikes fron, liainbafg, on tho
Plank Road. BENZ. @bfilsAs5' ~ hes''t
Ian el iir 4tm : Is, :. .ts;A Ar:
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-II--- - - -
Medical Card

HR. NJ. w. ABNEY now occupies as an
j. Office the building Immediately below the
Court House and opposite Col. Carrous Oface. t1e
wi at al, times b. found either at his Office d ar
bis dwelling adjoining the Male Academy. He
will attend strictly to all calls upon him.
Ian 93 If g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
FOrsSafe,

An Excellent light Second hand G. RRLA gE.
~ very cheap. Apply TO- SIS. TOMPKiNs;'
Ian 90 Ct u" ''''''' o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
M. C. BurLER, Secretary.

aDr. Lieber's great work on Civil Libertyand Self
Government is inscribed to " His Former Pupils."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
Fair Notice.

Fair Notice. eam:"
A LII. Persons due the late Firm ofiBrind!ey 81
n Rosamona by Note o. Accounti are hereby
notified that they Will be placed in'fhe hands Of Alb
Attorney for eoilec,ioa If ndt ssaIeGSdA6E
R. j. DELPHI, f0rAssignse.
Hamburg. Jan 81 -AIO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25

The movement made Inst year 10 Introduce
the annual observance of Mar DAY through
out the State, for Tree-pianiug IN publ,
Places needs 20 be called To mind The mo
ton was seconded 10 the Register, and car
have little permanent influence unless repeat
eddy commended 10 practice by the people
Such AN observance. It extended into rural
neiphhorhoods rs well rs nopu'ous villages
would produce admirable results, not merely
upon the landscape but upon the tastes and
enjoyments ofthe community, and constitute
an annual day for social participation Ia a
good thing.
The plan was for those interested in a
locality, a village neighboThpod, or district.
or for a school house, church or other pub
Tic building, 10 rally upon thnt day, and,sup-
piy and protect fhe treas nceded. A meeting
for consultation was proposed in advance, TO
lay out the work and make IL effective, and
That especially, the cooperation of the La
DIES should be solicited, 10 approve and
crown the lahors of the day. with such hospi-
ualites as might be devised by their taste and
sympathy.
II good thing, Brethren Of the Press, let
IL not fail on our part, We would fam see
the tairest and freest State still faircr aud
happier What can more surely produce an
increase Of beautiful scenery; making good
improvements and extending them IRON year
To year, What can better promoie the cult
vution OF refined social enjoyment, and love
of country, than 10 make such an annual work
an occasion of pleasant feslvity iu nelghbor-
hoods The question is submitted.
Mlddebury Apr ~, 1856
Man York April 20. Crhe Herald,
Washington correspondence A gentleman
of this city has received letter from Mr.
Fillmore, IN which he states that he will in,
form his friends ON his return IN June next
what course he viii pursue with reference {,
his nomination.
Mr.. Albert Sowles, made his bow las
week as editor Of the Swanion Journal. lIc
considers the old parties as ended, the Amer
lean party 10 have formed its mission, anc
that but two parties exist, one Of Freedom
and one of Slavery. Good luck to him.
Chiacgo april u. Lake Michigan is nbou
clear Of ice. Steamers commenced dall,
trips between Chicago aud Milwaukee OF
Tuesday last.
Chicago, april ls. The Straits of Mack
nav are still closed. The ice started at 81
Pau's Oh the 9TH inst, Boats are nuw run
ming regularly between Toledo and Detroit
Rhode Island Election The Pr0uideno
journal says the representation from al
towns IN that state is now complete. Thu
Americans and Republicans, counting tn,
LIEUT. Governor, will have y Of the 30 mem
bers of the Senate, and 50 of the ~ member
of the llouse--beng majority of A Of lh
Grand Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
Jacob Perkins Estate.

STATE or VERMONr,l IN Pfoblto Couu, holden
District Of Washington S. at Monip, liof, wiiin and
for sad district, on the Plat day of Apf A. a. lsi6
1 ENi BARILEl"r, administrator. win tho win
- annexed, Of Tho estate uf lanon Perkins late nf
planhed, in said dsifict deceased, pes,nt ms nd.
Intimidation account fr settlement
WhHEEEurne, II - ordered that Tho same be 70 feurd
10 The lith day Of May next, 90 the Puhif office, IN
sad Montpelier, fur examination and allowance and
that all concerned be- notified hereof the publication
Of tbs order In tho Vermont Wachman and state Inuf
nal, printed At Montpelier, thoe week sucresyely as
may he, that they upn No., aud said time
and place, NJ they see cause, outset ihefriu,
by order OF Court
- Aus,t T. r. MERRILL, Rogi.,or.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Lnier from Eurnpe.

Nav YoRK, April %. The Steamer Ar
nqo hos arrived with Intelligence from Eng
land to the 9th inst She brings 1870 pas
sengcrs, among whom are Hon. James Blu
chanan, ex-M mister to England, and Henry
Dubolse, Minister from Holland to the Uni
ted States She leit Cowes on the morning
Of the 10Th. Had moderate weather and
came southwark of the Banks, but saw no
ice. The Government Steamers Desperate
and Tarafus, after . days search for the i'll
mtod Pacific, put into Galway without meet
ing with the slightest success.
The treaty of peace beng signed, all mea-
sures Of blockade we're to be raised and the
merchant vessels of the Western Powers
permitted 70 enter Russian ports, and all
Russian vessels detained IN neutral ports re-
leased. \ difficulty was said to have exist
ed ia the Pence Conference, owing 10 The re-
fusal ofAustria to yacate the Danubian Prin-
cipulues Later intelligence, if correct,
states that the Austrian army had commeu-
ccd taking their departure Many laden YES
sells lying at odessa have received orders to
proceed 10 Marsallcs. a considerable fall
had taken place in the market OF Morsaies.
a despatch from Paris states tho, the Allies
have sent orders 10 raise all bIockades which
kept Russian vessels in neutral ports.
Breadsia6s The arrivals are very heavy.
Wheat isa shade easier. Flour of prime
qualities IN good demand at late rites, but
Inferior Western Canal is quite neglected.
Corn, with more offering, is rather lower
The demand is small at 29s n 30s per
quarter.
CmcAao, April 23-Ncssrs Howard and
Sherman oftho kansas Commission reached
Lcayenworjh the lith. Mr. Oliver bad not
arrived
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25

STATE OF VERMONT IL Probate Court, holi at
Washington ni'iurls Montpelier, within and
for SAID Disidet on the IS day Of Amil A d. 1856
"A Instrument, pufpouing no be- the Last VIII and
Testament uf Asaho Nashhuin, late Of Montpelier ia
sad distinct, deceased hrinr possnted The CouN by
Asaheir. Washhufn. The executor horein named, for
ffulate ltls ufduod hy said coun that all persons
couroined tho eiu be- notified 10 appeal sessi 10 Of
said Couh be- holden At hn PROBATE Office In Mont
peef nn the 9TH day OF Maya. ps5b and shew cause,
II auy they nay have tho Probate Of said VIII
~ which pufposu, IL IL further ordered, that copy n
the iecnfd OF ns oidef he published three weeks
eesivsly m iha Neunoni Waterman A. state Journal.
prnird ne Mnnipluf, pfeyiuus 10 said time appointed
for hearing.
A true cnpy of n cord
s93s Aussi y X, MERi ILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
J&IQrkRt5.
Cambridge MurkcI, Aprii %.

Al Mstkst6l5 cattle, $50 bees os, Is siu -, con
sisti otM"fking oxen, tua- ind Calves, lopflngs,
TwohuG Thee weave Ods.
fsicEs-tN, $500, IS ~ quality 81 80 2i,
Bod quality 100 ihIu quality 600 q 800 Ofdina
~
Working OKon-SllO q 1885,
Cows aud Iuiyes-Sl5 a 80
Shesp anl lamhs-- 955 Al market Pricas-EKifa
and seiections ~, II - Nv im--s so Go 500
Honafhs-Mosi Of thu 'aiic at nuke ta das we're
OF excellent qutliy Piece about the same ne lnsr
wees lew head sod 1t ~ per c"t roolcr qua iiios
sold du there il large nuuhrrs Of Western iHuln 81
Brighton aud hnyers ok f,f drclue 10 pieces Thee
Is about hslf he number OF sheep that there was last
week Prices f As low.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
Arrival of the Arabia.

llALWAx, April 23.-News three days La
ter than by the Amgo. News unimportant.
Cotton advanced slightly. Bfead-tulia tend
ing downward. Peace Conference AZ ITS
last siuings considered affairs 10 Italy. Pien-
ipotentaucs were expected to leave Paris n
few days. The Pcrsn arrived out 10 less
than ten days from New York. Nr Young,
ship owner had failed IN Liverpool for a
larrc amount
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25

.N,'rspapsr Matters. Joseph H. Barrett,
ESQ, bias retired from the ndd'eJnry Regis
ier, apd Mr. Cobb, hs partner until now,
will continue as sole publisher. So brother
Barrett w,l never even ny to prove bic posi-
ton as 10 n certain part of the original cousii-
tuition of Vermont We are sorry for that
Boz Dc s said that be is 90 take an editorial
posuouma uelghborIng state; and noiwith-
standing occasional disagrcemenis, we can-
not help wishing him much profit from the
experience Doe has had among the editorial
craft in Vermont, and more abundant sue
cess in his new position.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
Dfatbg.

~ Randolph April 18th Mrs. Mya Catk wife Of
William +. Clafk, agod 60 years
IN Mo,etosn, April l6th, Nh Hasoll silsby aged G2
yoafs md months. Punieu in ~ Y. hnd N. ~ please
copy
~ stowe, April 10, NJ ]. o. Foster aged AZ years.
msfly of West Randolph, W., agcd 2G.
Al Mofetown. on the lith inst. AFRO Emmouoni son
Of AFRO H. aud Emolino smalley' agod II years aud
months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
Jflarriagrg.

IN Lyman, n. u March 10, 1856, by Nathaniel stst.
linr ESQ Mt Horace uHll of Woodbury., ", to Mss
tydia smith Of Lyman. n. u.
In Vefgcnnes, leb 21th, hy Rev. n q. Axiol, Rov.
Samuel Bafnes, ul The balumofo Annual Conference,
and Mics Gfacia A. Stone, formerly of tbs place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
TO ali wishing EmpIoyment.

All wishing employment.
A NY enieipfsing Man wishing 90 engago 10 an easy
- honorable, pefmlnsnt ani safely payius business
Norfolk, st. Lawrence Couniy, \ Y.
A. ea receive IuuuHeuno lepors hom all plus Of
tho country tom prrsons whu write 10 us from mere
cuuuuy alone vita design io enter into ihe bust.
require from each applicant the sum Of ouo doll
u with stamp opferay back guarantee of sincerity
iu Tine applicant. Adde'S.
BURBANK BlsBEE & Go Bo43l,
snaw Norfolk - Lawrence Co. NY
s w,.ss ST yaE9M s rss eGs d s.s.
Gsorse Wouhiogon and otn. @ rukin. Admins.
thtofs of The estate OF Az ed Ptn late OF Montpelier
said district, deceased ntso npictlon Go SAID court
for license TO srI the whole ui the real estate Of
said deceased, Iopr senung that said sale 1. nee.
essafy for the payment of Ono debts Of sad de.
crHsed, and expenses cf admnisauon Of said estate
Whuoupon, ID is ordered hy sand Cnuu Tint said app
cation De referred the llh day Of Nav A. d. 1851 al
ioe ffulatc once n Montpelier, tr hearing AND de-
cisi1u hereou and u Is tufhe. ordered that AID ner-
interested be notified her-uf by publication OF no.
ice of this april cation and order thereon, three wrecks
succrssYely in the VI Waterman n State Journal
printed at Montpelier before said time OF hearing that
hcy may appear OF said time and place, and Il they
see cause G s 'h''''' Nert BY mo ceqr
"a Attest, NELSON a. CHASE, Judge.
Ts1. OF ybsS@oH ' Msss. Gss 4. s's. Ten
Mis-. Prussia Walton and Geofeo Wouhncion. exc
/ cutors of She laet will aud Testament of trrkie T..
WALTON late Of Mootpchei 10 sad district, dece tse de
nuke application No said court for crnce 10 sell the
whole OF tho real estate Of said deceased, rstutng
That sand sale necessary for the Payment OF the debts
Of sad doooasod aud Expenses of admnsir on Of said
/ estate Wnrfeupuni ID ID ordered By said Court that
SAID application be- referred 90 tho 18Th day of May AID.
leau' az the Probate Office iu Montpelier, for hearing
aud decision thereon and, 10 Is further ordered that
MI persons iniefosted be notified hereof BIS publication
nf notice Of This OPP ioitnu and order thereon three
weeks suoces.iyoiy tho w. Watchmln & state Jouf-
nal prln Cd Montpelier before SAID tine OF headag, hat
they may appear 40 said time end place and they see
cause, object thereto.
rs the Count,
Attest, NELSON a. CHASE Judge
A true copy Of Rfcuri
"A Attest, NELSON A. CHASE, judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
THE INDEPENDENT

P'F Ut FTIN I'M z ~ I"77'
Among ~ macy distinguished Wtie0 arc
Rev. GEO n, CHEEVER, d. u. CLARENCE COOK,
Rev n W. BEECHER, Mrs BEkChER STOWE,
Gov LOUIS kOSsITH, ANNE n.
Do. SOlGER, MINNIE MYRTLE
tnAs. 4. IMAGE, aud numerous othots.
TERMS-ny mail, 81, in advance. Specimen mum
I'VE sent giats. AdYefti-omrnfs ~ ~ cents line
for zach Insertion. Circulation, "a 900.
JOSEPH ~. LADn, Publisher,
Once ~ Beetman sueet Nav York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25

We would ask all those afflicted with dis
eases Of the Throat, Stomach or Blood 10 the
advertisement of "BACHS AMERICAN
COMPOUND IN another column. We are
informed, upon uuquestIonabIe authority, that
1t IS one ofthe best Medicines ever offered TO
the public, and carries with d the highest
recommendations OF Physicians, and others
residing 10 Auburn n. Y. where the NEEDS
cine is prepared.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
Boots and Shoes,

solicited especially fnr tho NEW ENgLNNDTRApE.
and which we would aI.o invite purchasers to call
mad examine
N. f. TENNEY
J. e. BALdI-rER, TrVvur @ nffrT0nup
ABEL a. ADAMS. llfALl LlLull ID.
Il HAS. A. ALDRtCH. sl.ln
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
New Goods---Boots, Boots!
5000
SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES.

y y W IINN NIhOTIIIN u ,.
IT. persons vino desire to obtain fuii fud telilhie
- information respecting ~lN tEtiS SEWING MA
tulNt7-thcir prices capabilities, advantage, Sizes
improvements, mrtnoi of noftiue means of procuring
Them au 900 other particulars, do go 1y applying
bad Uuf Office
40. 32J Broad,rag, .1eso I'Ork,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-04-05
COLLECTORS SALE.

10y virtue of distrain for State and
D County Taxes, due VIM. Thomp-
son, of r., Late Collector of the 4th
Election District of Montgomery county,
will be exposed to public sale, for cash,
at the Courthouse door, in Rockville,
on SATURDAY, tie 18th instant, at
the hour of 2 o'clock, p, NJ, all the
right, title, claim and interest, both at
law and equity, of Efhanee Rhinehart,
as they stand assessed, of, in and to the
following pieces, parcels or tracts of Land,
lying and being in said county, and sit
uated between the lands of G.. NJ. Wat
kins and Geo. w. Marshall and the
Turnpike road leading from Georgetown
to Rockville, about four miles from the
former and eight from the latter place
to wit: All that tract Of Land called
" CHERRY CHASE" and all that tract
called TRAP" containing in the whole
II ACRES, more or less
Seized and taken as the property Of
said Elhanee Rhinehart, for State and
County Taxes due Vim. Thompson, Of
r., bate Collector, and viii be sold t
satisfy the same.
WILLIAM w. ALLEN Dep'y
For VIM. THOMPSON, of r.,
APP Dts Late Collector
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-04-05
THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL

Was awarded to this Machine at the Exhibition
OF ALL NATIONS at Paris last year in COM
petition with the othermost celebrated Reapers,
(among. them "Mannys" and "Atkin's Self
Raker," the Committee after many severe
tests, saying: THB MACHINE DID THE WoRK
BEST IN EVERY TRIAL"
This Machine had also awarded to ii the first
premium, "TIm Omar Council MEDAL,p at
the Worlds Fair, in London, In 1851.
Farmers will consult their true interests TO
buy only THE MAcnBE that has been well and
thoroughly testcd--knoua 10 be good md reiia-
He Self-Rakorsi can be expected to do sl-
tslactory work oHiy whcn The conditions II HE
gr1in are Iaroydbie and from their greiter COM
plcaton of machinery are much more liable
to 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.
mr. PLEASE ORDER EARLY, to insure
being supplied We will give due attention 70
putting up and seeing under way every ma
chine sold by as.
Price $l55, delivered in Baltimore, freight
thereon to be paid by the purehaser--,S55 cash,
balance payable Isl December next, with inte-
rest from the lst of July -S5 discount for all
cash.
.gso- Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
a SUPPLY Of the various parts Of the llea-
per, for repairing, always on hand deposito-
RIGS Of same viii also he found at Mr.. ADAM
BEALBS, near Laytonsyille, and at the store
of hlr. j. II. HIGGINS, Rockville.
JESSE r. HIGGINS & BRO.
Exclusive Agts for Montgomery Co., Nd
And Loudoun county, Va.
Poolesville, Nd, April 5, 1856.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-04-05
MONTGOMERY COUNTY STBTIIBL,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.
CIRCULATION 700.
s AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM

"A s AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
/ L n no county paper in the State presents
stronger inducements, to Merchants and other
business men in Baltimorea and the District cities
A large amount Of money ID annaally ex-
pended in those cities by Montgomrians. Most
of the produce of the county, too, finds itsway
to their understanding it highly adwanti-
geous to both vendor and purchaser 10 have
the names Of business men kept constantly be-.
fore the public.
Although the SENTINEL has been in existence,
but few months, il is already established on
a firm basis, and is well and iavorably known
at almost every Preside in the county It's sub
scription book now contains ut least SEVEN
HUNDRED NAMES (hedrly double that Of any
other paper eeer published IN the county, and
we arc daily called upon TO make new entries.
The proprietor confidently asserts that there,
cannot be found IN any county of the State q
papcrwhose columns can used'by business ren
generally with greater advantage TO themselves
than the MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL.
mr. THE Terms are moderate enough toain-
duce every man in business to avail himself OF
the advantages presented.
ROCKVILLE, December 30, 1855.