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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

81 ~ mighty sda scrr0wb becomes vi.
illAsten III Wi,bns troablc fiDws iipoi,
raislm heavy. tails net Nh,
thsIlys rYrsstle not with the ri.
3 rent rather seek by occnpat.on t0tli.
vert the dark waters that threaten Il
Overwbe lnlS yoi Into i tllqnsand cIian.
neIs which tic duties ~ 'ilif. al,t,sIys
present. Before y6u iIfeafl 81 tlIcss
watessitIscyd wilifsfsilsze flls presenl
andgise birth % flesh howers tlia,
ni1nbrsghfrai The fhturs. Aowerstl,al
viii becuSne pure and holy, inrtlle
sopshine Ehich penstrates loIthe MID,
Of lnty ~ spite ". sryl obstacls.-
81 Grief affsrI'!lI ;blIt selfisb fsel Ing;
and most eel Il IS the man W.T.
yields dliins,l q to THE :i iIislul gcnce..S,
any rassicn which brings 10 'f,y II
hissfellow man. ffs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

placing his knees on his 7 breast ,a,irI
holding bis hanils, kept him in that
position, until the woman, SEEKING Z
broad axe and taking the Indian III
hislong haif, at one blow seyefedshIs
head from his Body. Il The negro, thein,
seizing the Ehns, fred them q. Tie
other lndiaias, which, e. fast Is all.
charged, were loaded again by the
planters wife, until the party in the
field hearing the firing, arriyed,T and
the Indians took flight. .s,..... /.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
III, Cettag, Dol.

NJ -l ~ es,A Z =
How sweet the rest that labor yields I
Tie humble and The poor. s4ss
Where sits the patsiareh Of he fields
Before the cottage doorl s--.slls
The lark 10 singing in the sky, at
The swallow in he caves, ii
And love is beamins in each eye "a f.
!. Beneath the summer leavesl sasi2
ssIFs INT B Ne ia e + III cla
The dir amidst his fragrant bowersa q
i Supplies impoverished heal.hs
Anlhearts ara bounding mid the flower
More. dear. % him than wealth! re-
Peace. like the Tblessed sunlighs plays
81 Around his humbleicoti3 = ssss.b
And happy nights, and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot, II. ias tl.tesi
- 3 !. sse1s.i ~. ~ .stss.z.lk. tssgaigss
And when the village sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale, -
The father bows his head 70 tell ~.
The music pf III tale; N. -,
A fresher vetdure seems 70 gil ,,,
The fair and dewy. sod,
AMI every infant tongue is'still
]. To hear tie word Of Godi 49,
/ +s' BIT ..,a. ~ l.sss y ft--ass s.-s-
Oh. happy hearis,--to Him who stills
The ravens when. hey CRY. sssss
A 4 make The lilly meath the hills = 4
n sosglo,ioas 10 the eyer - go
The trusting pa.rio. Prays. sohlsss y
Hislabors with increase; 4 sii4s
Such ways are ways of pleasantnesss
ii, And al such paths are peaeesR 'ss'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
MisttIlantsns
Laev widow N,.lbreek teok II, shslIfi.

Some years s:nc. professional bu'
siness threw me into the company
for o long day'srile through u dreary
pine wool country, in an eastern coun.
ity, with Mr.. Stubbs, its sheriff.
By tile miiIleof the afternoon We
lad exhausted as subjacts ri CONVEX.
sation, the particnlar. attachment case
whichsbruught us together, the polit.
ical con lition Of the country the
prospects of the growing tcrop. and
sev rial matters LOT PERSONAL history,
Iii fact We had run out Ito use 1a.trite
hut expressive metaphor when sud.
denly Mr.. Stubbs' eye flashed, and 3
strange smile fitted across hisslip d
he remarked: lIa yM s. I'll +
II havn't told you, Squire, how
got ruined servins the first process,
(the sheriff was not 0 learned man,
and occasionally misplaced the &C.
cent? that ever Game into my hand.
1 mo. lets have it 2 4 replisl /, tlrn-
ling round in the saddle, .sit cost; you
some money, did it--yotir mistake.
AN, ne e)acunia a Win ~ y = s!s igi'
III cost 2 heap-a neap. .sl;a,
suffering. and told him II it ava.
kened painful emotions he must moi
think Of opening The old wound mere.
" io ,t, my enl pr u !, as,t,,
It's aii oyer ~ no :, ]. !, ne saiu anu
don MIND tell,n II. !.
uoht know nov y ~, Juss =
.hls nolnsnt ! caugpl s'gh. y : . Sl.av
IDya ION ~ .cIaPe arvuils. III no.. III
conla not help associatlng y WIN \ \
slgn, me ,agupllous explesa1n. s -
Ene sarsln. q .ne plocess nvug''
IAaI ~, w snali u'se0vff so'he'h'n pis
l, !. e, 2. l.s .. IL III ,.1,..,.
~ nv o.ucDs p.sI \, =. - IS !,
vas I.iee1sd ~ ~, - - 80, snef y.
Enes.In .aI ~. ill.,, III. 49,
ese Z: n y Z. = TI,ree q iouI .sa -.
prspds 4 va, :, s n = Il, benor. i;ksss
Yes; i had 10 rfiiss onets1aI'ofser
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
0n,k.up Folks.

u Il don't like those people. they are
so dreadfully stuck np, was a remark
we overheard the other day, 1 What
are ''stuck-up" people. Thought we,
and we have been looking about to
see If we could find any. n ID
Do you sec that young man cover
yonder, leaning against the post Of
that hotel piazza. ltwiriing Ia shadow
walking stick. now and then coaxing
the hair on his upper lip, and watch
ing every lady that passes, not that
he cares to see them, Is anxious to
know whether they observe kiDs-he
belongs to tire t'sthck-up folks
What Is the occasions Nv cll, he hap
pens to have "a rich father, and a fool
ish, vain mother, who have taught
him that he isn't common folks" at
all, and that poverty Is almost the
same as yulgarity and meahness, and
50 he has become ''stuck up;" he
docsn'tefake pains to learn ANYTHING.
for he doesn't feel the need Of know
ing any more; he does not work, for
he was never required to. and he is
so extensively sstuck up'' that he
hasn't the least idea that ne will ev.
er come down he doesn't know, how.
ever. ~ & ls1fa sabt .sI5Ef
There goes q young woman lady
she calls herself the most con.
descending are to nobody in particu-
lar, and in NIL prevailing conscious.
ness that .'all creation and therest Of
mankindrlate looking It, and admi-
ring her;t she has never earned the
salt she eats. knows q little, very Ill
tie, of q good many things, and no.
thing thoroughly Of ANYTHING; Is most
anxious lestshe should be troubled to
make o selection out Of fifty Young
men, all Of whom are dying for her
she supposes; she lis one Of the
''stuck up folks, = and that is aboutall
she is. n iGa ssiarj ttE, s@dfs6 -s3Tt3t
That oldish gentleman, over the
way. barricaded with half q ward d
shirt collar. guarded BY a gold.head-
ed cane, with a pompous l,atronizing
|air--do you see himl Well. he il
one of the ''stuck mp tool. He has
been soabont ten years, since he got
off his leather apron. and began to
speculate successfully in real estate.
There are other fools Of this class,
some .'stnck mp by having once been
a constable, Justice Of the peace, an
alderman and various other ways
they get ''stuck up notions. They
are not proud people, for they do NOT
rise to the dignity ofpride; they arc
not distinguished folks, for they have
not ability or character enough q
make them so-they are Just whai
they appear to be, ''stnck up''---lel
them stick. rIls :gaEft pG n
| . n = 81 II - y "a \
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

. glosiSus thing II il for Tire
human heart Those who work hard
seldoni yield themselves entirely in
70 fancied 0f real sorrow. M When
grief sits down. folds Is hands, "a
ipo1rnfhlly leeds mon its Own tear
YoeTing din shad = thsts little =.
nsrals ~ stsoag writ =. n|hotn
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Translated from lie Courier DIES Etaie Cus
Death Wifrantof Christ. Nj.

tho n'as. ;,n,,os;n. AN, - ;n.o.as.;m.. 4,
deal docnn,eut " ali c,hr;sts;ns Nm
ever has been recorded in human 81.
nails fhat r. Stho ident;cal acatb.war
rant 81 our lori Jesns Chr;st 80.
tronscr;ba III aac,,,no,,t Il ii bas MA
.handel ~ M III ~ q n "t;s''S MI
Scntsnce rsn',p,,,d ~ Pon,;,,. p;,o.,.
act;nc Govenor "a i o,ver a .i;Iso'
SATIN, that Jasns ~ "A, Nayareth sbsiI
snffsr deatL "a the cross Il
ssTn tha yn,r 4 cent or &c ~ III,
pire Tiberi,,s Gear and The 25th day
Of March. ii re CITY az Holy ,Ternsa.
lem A ma and Ca;anlas bo;no nr;nsts
sacr;ficators ofthe neonle ofGoj Pan.
tiusI GovenorofT ,a,rer Gal;lee s;tt;no
ON the Prudential chair oftbe Prss
Itory. condemns loans of Nazercth. Il
die IN the crass bet,venr t,ro ,h;ev; i
f-the rreat aninotorions evidences q !,
the S,eonlo savinu Z T,,,s H'sT~f'r
Jesus K 4 rs lucer
d He il sedit;ons .a@ t@j.
8, He Il ,an enen,v,to the n a,v.
m calls h,nseIf slseiv Ana San
Of God. -, q, - n 4 4. e..
&, Hecalls himself falsely the Kino
of Isrocl s'.@'1,- - Is. ~ N s.~'''r
q g, lie entered into the temnls nj.
lowed Nv 4 sn,,ltitnde bear;nt ,,aln,
fbranches IN Their han,ls y 4 III
Or,ler the Art centnrian. on;lIns
Cornelius. & Ieaa him to the place J,
execution m sI'1s ~ f A
& Forbid any per 4, whatsoever. eth.
er moor 81 rich % op |, tbe death 3
Jesus. & Ips 4 ''.i
The witnesses who siOned tho con.
demnation 81 Jesus are ~: -
4 Daniel Rabani. y Pharisee. )
Joannas Horohle. q Ranhelt loha,n:
a. Camel 4 citiyen5 - ~
Jesnss aball 81 'ont .oftbe c;tv ~ ri.
rusalem nv tbe ,atc ~ Str,,cnns
I The 'nbova se,,tence 4 sr,raysd III
\ conner niate. IN one s;de ars writ.
ten these words. !. 4 similar nIate /.
sent "a each tribe /. II was icmnd II
u
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

a Ba1BARoUs EL.-TheI Rome
Gay Courier has al, account Ii j Sltiel
lately fought near Dallas, Paul iiic
aannty Thn parties were Wiley
Jones, and VIM. Bane, relatives.-
They fought with rifles, Do 1 tiralthree
times AT the firstkslIot; q part ..
Jones left ear wasshot off. Tie par.
tics not being satisfied, they reload.
ed an | fired, = part II Jones right ear
lock being cut offbythc bah ofhis an Al
|tagonist. They were Still not satisii.
|ed-loaded again and fired, Bane,s
ball passing through Jonds' hat ils,
above his head. Jones then ina Il 81
his antagonists with the rifle. anil
attemptedto knock him downlwith il.
but Bane got the advantages, knocked
him Town AMI beat his brains bit II, /
fed nnhurt. Jones died ,iminediate.
u, AMI ,ip to tll$ latest accouiits Bssns
had been arrested. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
d. ls5f -:

doilat fqr bis share, and the. widder
took be for hers, | ha1kept her an
onlaYnls prisoner for nigh four
mont but Squire she has had me
nndel arrest for near sesen yearsln
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

BE happy man = fhua aescribea:
tho child died, & kind to he lleic|I ST..
jIiyetli totIie Dbl. 5Iibac I3bes % Ii|s
s s:sss' s ~ !: - r. :2ss u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

of Mr.. Fremont, will most certainly
overwhelm, do rejoice in the success of
any party, provided the Democratic, their
old enemy, is defeated. 1t is to these
we would appeal, in the name of that
gallant old Wing party, for which they
seem to have so much reverence the
name Of the immortal Clay, who was
its noble leader, and whose life was spent
in the service of his country, to pause
and refect-see the momentous ques-
lions involved in the present contest
The political questions of former days
sink into utter insignifcance in COMPARE
son. Nationality or sectionalism, Union
or disunion, you are now called upon to
decide. Can you hesitate? Forget your
former prejudice to Democracy; rally
for your country and vote for BUCHANAN
and BREcKINRIDGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
TI)c Hlarkets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1856.
GRAIN AND SEEDs.-Wh eat-Shippers and
NIillers bought pretty freely; choice samples in
good request. Sales of fair white at l 40a
81 AS, good to prime do. at | 52aSl SO; and
choice do. att COAST IS. Good to prime red
at 46aSl 80 per hushel. Corn-About Az
900 bushels offered to-day, and sales Of white
at 6Oa62 to 63 cents, yellow at 81 to 62a64 c.
Rye-from IS to 93 cents, as to quality. Oats
-34a37 cents per bushel. Seeds-Stock of
Clover light Sales at 8 75a$9. Sales to-day
of 65 bushels Timothy seed at $4 per bushel.
GuANo.-The Peruvian agency has again put
up the price of Guano So per ton, and now de-
mand 500 per long ton, which would require
S65 from dealers We quote African at $35,
Columbian at $40, and Mexican A $40.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
NOTICE.

TN THE MATTER of the Petition of
IL AMERfous Dawson and others, for a
Road from Dawsonsville to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, the Examiners
having reported that the public conve-
nience requires the road to be opened,
and assessed the damages and incidental
expenses at 81, 015-it is ordered, this
9th day of September, by the Commits
sioners for Montgomery county, that
TUESDAY,, the 23rd instant, be set
apart for the consideration of said re-
port, when all whom it may concern can
appear and show cause why said report
should not be ratified and adopted
IS, U. FORREST, ok
sep It'd to Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
PUBLIC MEETING.

The Carksburg, Buchanan and Breckenridge
Association will hold meeting, at IIyattstown,
on SATURDAY,, The 10th instant at 2 o'clock
p. M at Gro. W. TABLERs Hotel
The following distinguished gentlemen will
address the meeting Ex-Governor LOWE, OF
Frederick JOHN RITcuE, of Frederick; r.
JOHNSON, Of Frederick and W. V. Bomc, Of
Rockville.
All persons opposed to the election OF FIRE.
MONT are invited to attend
N. WORTHINGTON Of JYo.,
sep5 President
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

ES- The Democrats of Cumberland
held meeting at Market Space, in that
town, on Thursday evening, 4th instant,
which is represented as having been very
enthusiastic. Among the speakers was
WILLIAM KMGoUR, Esq, of this county,
whom the AHeganian, published q. that
place, thus justly notices:
1.-THE young Democracy of Allcgany
have reason to be proud that they have
so eloquent an advocate among their
number as Mr.. Kilgour."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

Nr This is the second day of the
Annual Fair and Exhibition Of the Mont
gomery County Agricultural Society
We have neither time nor space this
week to say more than that it has fully
met the anticipations Of its friends. In
our next issue we shall present our read
ers with detailed statement Of the Incl
dents Of this occasion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

Es- The National Intelligencer of the
4th instant, announced its intention to
take no part in the Presidential contest.
Of Mr.. Fillmore it says:
1--WE cannot forget that Mr.. Fillmore
was a whig when he before conducted
the government with such signal ability ;
that he was surrounded by wing advisers
and was guided in his administration by
wing principles. Now, when he has
become the candidate, as he himself an
nounces, of another party" and has
disclaimed the name and associations he
but so recently maintained, displacing
them by 'so-called American Order,
we cannot so clearly see that with our
unchanged opinions in favor of wing
principles and wing men, we are war
ranted in expecting at his hands the
same course under the maxims he now
espouses as under those which formerly
regulated his administration and crowned
it with such brilliant success"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

E Hon. Charles J. jenkins, long q
leading Wing Of Georgia, has written a
letter assigning his reasons for supporting
Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

The "UNION ASSOCIATION" of Rock
vile District will hold meetings at the following
places and times, at which the officers are re-
quested to be punctual in attendance, and to
which the voters generally are invited TO attend,
as speakers will be present at each meeting to
discuss the issues involved in the present con
test.
Saturday, 18th September.
At GAITHERSBURG, on Saturday, 9th
September
Due notice will be given of further appoint
ments.
aug2 W. v. BOUIC, President.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
DEMOCRATIC STATE CANVASS.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CANVASS.
Heo~ THE following programme Of public
meetings has been ordered by the Democratic
State Central Committee. At each one of them
three or more Of the Electors and others Of the
distinguished gentlemen Of the party, OF this
and other States, will positively be present and
deliver addresses.
The Committee respectfully urge upon the
County Committees the duty Of making ample
arrangement for the meetings, and giving this
notice wide circulation; and all those favor
able TO the cause Of the Union and the Consti-
tuition are invited to attend and participate in
the meetings.
The meetings will commence at ~ o'clock, NJ
Princes Anne, Somerset county, on Tues
day, Sep. 3d.
Snow Hill, Worcester Thursday, Oct 2.
Cambridge, Dorchester, Tuesday, Oct7.
Denton, Caroline, Thursday Oct. o.
Easton, Talbot, Thursday, Oct. l6.
Ccntreville, Queen AIMS, on Wednesday,
Oct. %.
Chestertown, Kent, Thursday, Oct. 90.
Elkton, Cecil Saturday, Oct. %.
Bel-Air, Hartford Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Cockeysville, Baltimore. Thursday, Oct. 30.
Leonardtown, st. Mary's, Tuesday, Sep. 80.
Port Tobacco Charles, Thursday, Oct. 2.
Prince Fredericks, Calvert, Tuesday, Oct. 7.
Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Thursday, Oct. 0.
Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges, Tuesday,
Oct. IA.
Rockville, Montgomery, Thursday, Sep. 49,
EIlicotts Mills Howard, Tuesday, Oct. 81.
Westminster, Carroll, Thursday, Oct. %.
Frederick, Frederick Monday, Oct. 81
lIagerstown, Washington, on Wednesday,
Oct 20.
Cumberland, Allegheny, Saturday, Nov. /.
BY order OF the Democratic State Central
Committee. HENRY MAY,
apn X Chairman
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

n, ] HEREBY certify that +. DE p. Leon
~ ard brought before me, the subscri-
LA-G ber one of the Justices Of the Peace
in and for said county, this ed day Of Aug
ust, 1856, as stray, n ROAM MARE, about
twelve years old, fourteen hands high, blazel
forehead, shod all around, trots and has been
used in gears Witness my hand,
GEO. r. BRADDOCK, J.P
gasf- The owner Of the above described Marc
is requested TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
aug 29-3t FRANCIS De p. LEONARD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

r aging A CORNER sToNE.-The Cor
IL ner Stone Of the new Presbyterian Church
at Jamestown, will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies, on SATURDAY, lie 1911 Of Sep
hmJer, At 3 o'clock, =. NJ The Independent
Order of Odd Fellows will be present, and adj
dresses may be expected by the Rev. DR.. p. d.
Gurley, of Washington City, and the Rev.
Stuart Robinson, Of Baltimore. The public are
invited to be present. sep 5-2t.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
STRAYED

'LvROM the Farm of Mr.. Jos. Thomp-
n son, near Gaithersburg, on the
morning of the I'd instant, LIGHT
GRAY MARE, accustomed to work in
louble or single harness. Any person
hat may have taken her up will be suit
bbly rewarded, upon returning her to
Mr.. Thompson, or the subscriber at No.
1871 / Street, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Washington City.
sep 12-3t* JOS. A. DEEBLE.
/ UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS.
Real French Millinery and Dress Trim
ming Goods, French and american
Florcrs, &c. ALSO, DRESS MAX
ING IN best French styles. REALLM
PORTED FRENCH BONlyE'T.S.
An THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES
WA pleasure to announce to the public that
his stock of New Fall and Winter Goods
is now complete and ready for inspection, and
That he will continue TO receive from the North
ern States every new and desirable article to o
found IN his line the coming season.
lie has Just received and opened large and
elegant stock of Real French Millinery Goods,
French Flowers, Paris Feathers, Ribbons, En-
brolderies, six Nets, Vclvets, Laccs, Grapes,
Chenille, c. Also, Rich French Head Dresses,
ofevery description Soiree and Bridal Wrea,hs,
Frngcs and Fancy Trimmings, for balls and
parties all Of which will compare fayorably.
both in price and quality, with any house in
the trade.
NJ WILLIAM,
~ Market Place, between 9Th and sth sta.
sep5-tf q .a Washington City, d. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For President,
IS BUCHANAN.
For vice-President,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE
OF KENTUCKY

Presidential Electors,
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON,
WALTER MITCHELL,
HENRY GOLDSBOROUGH,
Il. w. RINGGOLD,
LEVI X. BOWEN,
FRANCIS GALLAGHER,
JOSIAH H. GORDON,
GEORGE W. HUGHES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
HANDS WANTED,

might OR TEN GOOD HANDS, to work
II in a stone quarry, will learn where they
get constant employment and the highest wag-
es, by immediate application at this Office.
sep l2-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

Mr. B. of all completely in the SANDER.
If Mr.. Clay himself was satisfed-if his
friends at the time were satisfed-who
has right to complain now after the
lapse of more than quarter of centu-
ry? Two years after the occurrence, and
after Mr.. b, had spoken out publicly,
Mr.. G. proclaims to his friends that it
was all he could expect or desire from him.
f. WI must take leave of you with
a scriptural quotation "Let Ephraim
alone, he is joined to his idols"
B. W-One word before you 90.
have frequently heard you remark that
you had no sympathy with the Know-no-
thing faction. Pray, inform me, why it
is, you have entered so heartily into the
support of the candidates of that faction,
one of whom is not only Know-noth-
ing, but all his life a willing tool to do
dirty work in the cause of Democracy
for which you have never had drop Of
good blood.
+. W-The truth is, my hatred Of
Democracy is so intense that | feel will
ling to 60 any length to defeat its nomi-
nees. Indeed, between Buchanan and
Fremont, / would as soon see the latter
President as the former.
B. W-Good-day, friend F. let me
hear from you again as soon as conveni-
ent after the election. Till then, | shall
war more earnestly than ever against
such fanaticism as you have this day ex-
hibited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

EE Messrs. THOMAS HUNTER and
JACOB Il. HOFFMAN, are about to erect
a Steam Saw Mill on the farm of the
former, about two miles north of Rock
vile, which cannot fail to prove a great
accommodation to the surrounding neigh
borhood, as all persons who will avail
themselves of it can have their work of
this character done by this process very
expeditiously and upon moderate terms.
The advantages of Mill Of this kind are
too well known to our people to require
an enumeration BY us.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING & BARBECUE,

Gs-THE DEMOCRATS AND UNION MEN
of Montgomery county viii unite in holding a
GRAND MASS MEETING AND BARRIE
CUE, at the New Fair Ground, at the eastern
nytramitv of Rock villa