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HAPPIER ".

How s's,e y stand i's Ss,gts fir,
How stroDs as walls may DO,
No lips bat - Inc may e'sr declare,
Per none were there With me
The lost city the fair city
Oh, strong its wLls may be,
Ano yet ents red The IN. sAd found
That ei'y over the zee
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vii 10 pub shed "Wednesday next. August p
YINHE DI'TN OF THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR

III Il y = I
i 10 eOLITICS AM TIE TIMES-An Ora 10 a. the
eseyan University by George william Gurus pnce @c'
VIII be published Saturday le1t August JO .
THE HISTORY OF rae 81 VERY QUESTION In It's
Struggle fI E1o sion Restriction In tue Uu"6 safes from
l;87 he Pre- day exhibited BY Official Fu1c pocu'
mems Debates. Yess al Nays a'd Acts q y0pgfeSi
fTtdL Messsges ard focanatonsj the Laws Vi ths An
stature Preceding o. the Topeka Cove Ition the
ReJof Of me late Committee Of the House Of Representatives,
a. Price sc. AAO,
The POLIrICAL ESSAYS OF PARKE GOODWIN, esq,
ItIn for the most part Cm PutHams hHhIyj ol, hick
Y.ume, limo Price 81 IS DIN, ED "AhUS Co
No. S2l Bros1TIy.
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Cboite pottrp.
r / T II l. A
BY ALICE CARY.

Through half her life she hiss walked alone,
The shadow Of hope II Der sre,t deep eyes
On what 10 ct in he the light never sbone,
So me s,, in dark thioss her spirt IL ws,.
See the color Ct dust where the bright youus rose
Budjed and boomed In the days gone by;
For somei Ow-Aoe but the good God knows
She sinr ed, sne began from that boar to die
To rty and love Der ;hare now are none
OF the many she meets but the few have smiled,
Yet al the crime she has ever done
Is against her own soul-poor poor chili
The sgot In her cheek Is the FIRE Of shame;
'Ts aroush, lard road that her feet have come
SPEAK to her sci; in her Ssvior's name
Show her the way TO her Fathers home.
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RTHUR CLINE's GREAT WORK.

Il THIRD EDIVlJN SOW READY
PAUL FEkkOLL. A lac BY Mrs Arthur Cliae, sl'hor O
TX. Poems by v" From the 4h London edition. Hmo,
cloth. q
Paul Fenoll the most remarkable novs produced 10 I'm
gsrd the lat year written by Mrs Artsqr Chen
- Tneuns.
"REnAhKABLE WORK o. FICTION Amid the lHsrsture o
the IieseI and books tbat - pfesea
from pIe.s stands rroe raoent
wo OF fiction appeared in tbs county almost uaberaded
arc from comparatively unknown author yet BY its oSl
ripr merit aid originality, has achieved success most IN
For few Of The TediDs wori1 WOO have not
vet peiu.ed this deIfu book there rich ieo in store
he ien.u. Of the the Nsor aud ons nly o. ne
the desa ions OF character, and the sHsorbds
interest The plot all render il stem Of rsr bnis1cJ
Boston Transcript.
J. s REDFIELD, No 81 B-sknsa-st
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THE following extract from Miss Gibsons Story
The publisher Of THE NEW YORK LEDGE. wishes ell
leaders Of THE dessnd that be has caused this
extract TO be published in The TRIBUNE at his expense In
cider that readers may have opportunity the
first part then ttey like IT, they to the
est news office and buy the whole Of II in THE LEDGER
tom week to week. n B.-This paragraph is edited by
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original book aL6 of absorbing interest The great
power he TO lie the oe-ea Of ths go
woiBu human heat under the nce OF the various
passions aid seLtDities" New fofk Observer
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THE HILLS OF THE SHATEMUC

one volume limo. OF over $40 pages rrlce 81 -
Son veaIs baye elapsed since bt this popular
Al Dor he's appeared. OF The Wide wide World 80 600
coYie. thst IN the short Of few mol his
tucc.s hardy equt-d by aDy American antbor Ths work
ben the result intimate ian'Ance wIth hd nan
Ath.i uunI seatiIs Of q" The Wide Vide World" sAys
"Tb- wi hyeness ID elegance Her power
Of oscrmu ang AID presenting and air Of
cheerful fi,t, perysdas the whole wOIk
d. these Works viii be very srs" early
oroers should be TO the Publishers
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ERANK LESLlEs ILLUSTRATED NEWS
Il PAPFR. No. 81 ready This norni-s
Portaic - Dr. T. x Ksne Com4soder Of the late Arci
Exploring fx.tdipon from g. AmbrJtJp> By Brady
MembsIs Of hs Scientific Convention In The Aaiemy fa-k
Al;suy Ny
Tn. C.pi,o City o. Albany, State % New York:
Bus, Of Professor wis Asesis, after John c. Kiag.
ST. raul Episcopal Church Norf) h. Va
Great Storm be Soub Storm gathering Dernie-
Last l.liDd, Gulf Of Mexico the Coast Of Louisiana
Destruction o. DerIier or Las Island.
View IT, the Vicii o. e., Island
Fine Arts" The Busomatsr," b. Rembrandt Fullpsse
fnssyint
Ca b.dra HI Main Plaza City Of Grsn.ds Ncsrsgi
Icit, ID. at Staten Islsnd-ErecGn # uricadss
Gseai Central R1iv az Station Chicago Illinois Two En-
cravings
The J, VS. " alb. City Of Ote'ss Russs
Mlit--y Tsc-cs Ten lllustra'iJns
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Entered according TO Set of Congress- tho year 1856 by
BONNER la the Clerks Office of the District Court
for the s. ulhern District Ct New ork.
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6orsfs, Carriages. ST.

THIS DAY, for SALE CHEAP, good driusht
err.s. RoR5s s.d aockA saY, . se,'nf tfad,s
80 ~, INA r,n d,ys m. Aorly 10 HENRY HILL, Be
mont st.Se Nc. IL. Crossy. st, pes: R.escksrtt
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CHOICE SUMNER READING
~ Light. but rot Thin
Peculiarly adapted he snands OF Summer Tourists
quite be thrown siida after e perus
MI Lite be talented editor of The Living Age has shown
ges dscnn IN ms seectiJu Of tales from Euro
rf,rs. The hich issued the charming story,
T. A ID T. E;
of " hich we Rave sold lC COZ copies. The second,
X A L r. G O V T. y L II y,
/. meeting with great favor from the public. No. s,
= l > T. X A y y f,
one H.. Stories issued 10 The Living Age will be
tuh he'd Fms Of serte- Save these nudbe aud
BIND them, and you will have Library Of Choice Light
Literature, worth owing Pubisbet by
JOHN JEWGTr Co Boston.
JEWkTT, PROCTOR WORrdlNGTON,
Cleveland Ohio.
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THE. HEBREWS CURSE.
A TALE OF MYSTICISM

BY MARY W. STANLEY GIBSON.
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CHAPTER |.

An image seemed 10 pass her door,
To loos at her with slight, and say,
But Dow thy besuty flows away.
To be alone for ey-rmore'
And we- pil theL she made her moan,
"Tte night come. Oh III 1t Anows 10 more.
When shsll cease 10 he all alone.
Tc live forgotten, and die fotlorn.n
4
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MISS CHESEBRO's NEW NOVEL!
ABOOK OF GREAT POWER.
VIII he published Saturday, Aug. D,
VICTORIA;
THE WORLD EaCOME.
CAROLINE cHEsEBRo',
Author OF Getting A ODg " &c.
"ARE YE ABLE TO DRINK THIS CUP -


One beat limo ic3 fl25
THE laid in Mas schuset two hundred years ago.
ard Succession effective picures OF Puritan lt+
plot very absorb and In Of ceeP pahos The wo
vi hOut being has tas that remiud one Ut
sLd CUJror Bell Some lis I'd CHARGE
tie, s aassed in mOctTD fiction"
Al slo critic MIR. G.. f. Bises in ravsx of Victoria
publisheo III the Newly oIk Coufi-r.
Il weird reiius Ia this wiiter, Caroline
Che ebO wbchis tOiey unlike Other author OF the az
y tmists to abe her INN otal We have stronger I'M
IeadiDg her books Of i st uRguR dev-o)
lf than the Of other tier OF the time she
Of language command, AID strong
beating behrd in uteia When the res1is world
ges the fright its Jar Eyre esnesnes will
DO er better Justice Victoria should be read and
appreciated, noble work by whole h. ared woma "
THE LIFE OF GEN DANIEL MORGAN,
THE CONTINENTAL ARMY.
cludir notices the battles If AID the Cowpens
with per Of bis spondenc", mpei fro suh-h1c
sources with ,lusustors. By JAMES GRAHAM, Il New
OIlesIs l2mo., 81 p
For sale BY all Bookseller snd News agents.
DERBY 4 JACKSON Publishers
No. il9 Nassau street, New York.
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~ ii L n ID f = + ID n 7 &.
Il .w,EKLy RELiGrors AND FAMILY SGwsPAPEt
GIRO u LATlO NEARLY 900
INCREASING.
AmoTs its may Di-tI sush Wi ers are:
REV GEORGE ChhENER o.,
REV. HENhY WARD BEE HER,
MRS Hamlet BEEcHER STOWE,
HR. CHARLES L. BRACE,
Ana u others
from AL sections o. the uhioi fem Eng and, France Ger
rNy wz' Hand Italy end tbs Hoy Land Contribute 10
rich the cplpnns Of THIS JOURN A.
That wrky religious met with The
succe. OF THE INDEPENDENT must be universally
admitted II has bee the aim Of the pr pre,Ors with iu
ESd expense make rAk point # a-u. hsn the
beef similar Ia the world AID make II
this coulo be by ue.ig boldly aud
in the pah Of Christian DUTY Lo plessGg men ou
God
THE INDEPENDENT will ent-r the field side by side win
al who desire % BAT for tryh gstee aud hund Iy
th sl The CD IT, will the Cnrstaa
public with RI cir might wbat heI han Ld 10 do
bel ytc county from deithsrasp OF Sa 'ery IL will
sdycca Ere Il Sp. ech Freedom he Press Free sou
Free Men aId-Fe OFT foi the el; esiden Tn who
symla h1e with ~ Of every ard party AID hey
ots1nds will aid the ~ doing al they extend lie
ciicUa
Terms BY nsl, per sn.um IL 'dvsuce.
ADVERTISE MEMS fiiie' c-Its PEI lire ca,h userCD
SPECINtS hUNBEks lrets
Ofcs No. Z BeekMan s.. .SsG.lOsk.
JOSEPH II. LADD Publisher.
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Ncw t1nblifations.

II APPLETON x CO., Nos BAG and 34S
sTONY b, MISS WARNER, Author Of " The Wide, Vide
Mould "a
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NJ ". 6. 0issoy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
WIN. HINTON.
PUBLIC MEETING S.

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 areinvited to attend,
as speakers will be present at each meeting to
discuss the issues involved in the present con-
test.
At GAITHERSBURG, on Saturday, 27th
September.
At DARNESToWN, on Saturday, the 18th
of October, at ocock p. NJ.
At PAPER MILL, on Thursday, the 3Oth of
October at . o'clock, p NJ
At ROBERT DICKS WOODS, on Satur-
day. the LIST of November at o clock, P. NJ
Due notice will be given of further appoint
ments.
sep 10 w. V. BOUIC, President
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

GUASo.-It may not be as generally
known as it should be that great danger
may be incurred by the reckless hand
ling of guano. We understand that
cases have occurred of persons having
cuts upon their fingers who, in handling
this manure have received deadly poi
son into the system. The guano con-
tains an organic element which is just as
certain to operate against life, if It once
reaches the blood, as the corruption of a
body that gets into a wound upon the
person of the dissector. Farmers should
be aware of this fact and be cautious
We heard Of death from this cause oc-
curing within few days in neighbor-
ing county.-Philo. AD,ertcan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

enterprise of their Society, we would
appeal to all to come forward with sub
stantial assistance to meet the expenses
necessarily incurred, and to be incurred,
for their qualification and advantage
No one should hesitate to contribute
generously to such an object, for it will
return fourfold for every investment it
may receive. 1t is good work, in good
hands, and under good regulations, and
will do great good to all who will aid in
its prosecution.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

Es- Among the rich scenes within
the Riding Circle at our late Agricultu-
raj Fair not the least imposing was the
superb establishment-consisting of a
magnificent Buggy, drawn by four SPLEEN
did Bay Horses, most gorgeously ca
parisoned-of Mr.. ALFRED SPATEs, ma
tive of our county, but for some time
past citizen of Cumberland, in this
State. When the four horses had per-
formed to the admiration of the vast
crowd of beholders, two were detached,
and Mrs. Spates took the place of her
liege lord and circled the Ring most
gracefully and skilfully, for which she
received from the Society well merited
testimonial beautiful silver cup. This
has excited the emulation of many ofthe
fair daughters of Montgomery, and our
next Fair will witness a spirited COM
petition in horsemanship and reinman-
ship among the Ladies. We hope to
live to see such charming sight
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
NEW FALL GOODS!
JOHN GIo gTG(DOTp.
No. no South side Bridge 81.

OENhuE ~ wv, ~. y.
HAS received his First Instalroent Of F1LL
IL GOODS, comprising an assortment suit
ed to the early demand-yiz:
30 pieces rich fall style Mouslin de LANES. at
% cents per Yard
100 pieces rich English Prints, at 125 cents;
3 pieces black Silks Of the best makes.
800 pieces Sbirting Cottous, Of the most appro-
we'd makes
80 ps brown and bleached Shecdng Cottons
20 ps irish Linens, good and cheap;
30 dozcn DaInask Napkins, from 81. so TO 50
per dozen;
Table Cloths and Table Darnaskg
Pillow Case Linen and Cottons
Birds Eye Huckaback a Bordcred Towelinp:
Allendale and Marselles Spreads;
English Furniture Chintzcs, from l2J 10 1870;
Bright colors (all WOOL Mouslin dc Laines;
Blk Alpacas, 3oinbazines, Mousln de LANES:
80 ps white, red and yellow Flannel;
Cassmeres, BLK French Doeskin 4 siattincts;
Tweeds, checked and plain Jeans;
Checked Nuslins, Cambrics, and Nainsooks;
White and colorcd Canton Flannela
Hemshtched, embroidered and plain Linen
Cambria Handkerchief:
Gen heavy ribbed and plain Half Hose;
Ladies, and Children Cotton Hose, all kinds;
Gents Merino and Cotton Undershr,s;
Ladies' McriDo aud silk Vests, etc. etc.
To which large additions will be made soon
from the large Importing and Auction Houses
Of Philadelphia and New York
Customers and all other MODtgOmreans are
solicited 70 give me an early cal--promisnQ
them rs good bargains as can be obtained.
sep 10 j. II. SMO0T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
Made i'm western Virginia
70 ORDER.

WE PAID AN EXTRA PRICE, and hat
w made in Western Virginia 10 order, ex
pressly for our particular customers
1000 yards Grey Pulled Cloth, double width
1000 yards Drab do do do do
Price 81 per yard (value 81 go
5000 yds Mill Plaid Linseys, Of superior quail
ity, Of the richest dyes and patterns;
1000 yards wide white twillcd MerinO Wool
Flannel, for shirts, drawers and skirts.
Twenty years intense application TO the wants
Of the trade, with weekly visits north and east,
where our buyer inspccts and compares the
best fabrics produced by all the factories in the
United States, enables US to say, with due re-
Election, that the above goods are vastly supe-
rior, in all points, to any thing Of the kind in
this country.
The best Judges and manufacturers cordially
invited to call and inspect them.
500 pairs Blankets in white and greys Of all
qualities.
With all other kinds Of DRY GOODS, adap-
ted TO Servants wear generally.
In addition, our unusually heavy and vest
stock Of all the finest fancy and staple Dry
Goods, now complete in all departments.
Our northern and eastern correspondents
send US daily supplies.
ONE PRICE ONLY--no deviation hence
no one is 0yercharged.
All bills presented July LIST, will be closed by
cash or note before new ones are opened.
Strangers and others cordially invited 20 in
spect our stock they can learn the lowest
market prices.
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing,
may be relied on in all cases.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores" west building,
opposite Centre Market Washington city.
sep l0--tf
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NOTICE.

A s THE PRESENT FIRM EXPIRES by
IA Limitation on The hrst u Oc,oDor aeyt,
and change Of business vim take place ~,
is TO notify all indebted to us Ny note or UP, j
account, that all Of our claims not settled by
tire 18th instant, (September,) wiz We, az =
that day, in TIC hands of Mr.. SfLAS BFON{N-
ING for immediac collection We cannot 10 +.
an exception, as our liabilities cnnnct
promptly met without immeniate set1 pcr ~
those who owe u.s.
BRADDOCK, EDNONsToN & co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
Ey Our advertising columns contoi

EE- Our advertising columns contain
a new advertisement from Mr. JoHN II.
SMooT, of Georgetown, d. c., to which
we especially call the attention of all
persons in this county who may have oc-
casion to make purchases in his line in
the District of Columbia. BY all means
give him call if you wish good bargains.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
MGTEHE-

TN THE NATTER Of the Petition Of
NJ AMEmous DAWSON and others, fo. a
Road from Dawsonsvile to the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, the Examiners
having reported that the public convo-
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 23rb inaaat, be set
apart for the consideration of said re-
port, when all whom it may concern con
appear and show cause why said report
should not be ratified and adopted
U. FORREST Crk
sep It'd TO Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
The Mass Meeting on Thursday last.

Inc Mass meeting on thursday last.
1t is impossible for us this week to
give even the briefest account of this
vast outpouring of the lion-hearted De-
mocracy and conservative Wings of this
county. All that we can say at present
is that glorious event has transpired in
our midst A mighty demonstration in
behalf of freedom, of Union, and of the
Constitution, has been made. We can
scarcely realize, so intense has been the
enthusiasm of the monster gathering,
what our eyes have seen or our ears
heard. The shouts, the booming of
artillery, and the strains of martial mu-
sic, still ring in our ears while we write,
and the waving of banners, the swaying
TO and fro of immense masses of men,
and the brilliant galaxy of patriotic wo-
men, are still within our vision. The
proceedings Of this day have shed abroad
an influence which must have tremen-
dous effect for good, not only upon those
who participated in them, but upon the
whole county. We take fresh courage
from what we have seen AMI heard. We
expect next week to publish a minute
detail Of the incidents Of tais meeting,
which cannot fail to contribute to a GER
tain and glorious triumph of the cause
Of the Union and the Constitution, in
this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

EJ- We are requested to give notice
that the Pole-raising will take place next
Thursday, 25th instant, at Hyattstown,
instead of Saturday, Goth, as originally
designed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

EsS- The fastest trottcr upon the Ag-
ricultural course on Thursday, the l1th
instant, was sorrel Mare, owned and
driven by our late worthy fellow. citizen,
VIM +. Stubs. She circled the track
upwards of 400 yards, in thirty-six sec
onds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

Gc- The notice of our readers is called
to the advertisement by BRADDocK, Ed
MoSsToN & Co., Of "Earcetfs Premium,
Goods" Purchasers of such articles
may rely on Fawcett's manufacture with
confidence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
PERLn lIEETTNG

The 'Unon Association of Berry's District
will hold Meeting and Pole Raising at Jack
sonylle (Thos. Culver's) on ATURDAT.Me
27h instant. THOMAS P. SIMPSON, and other
friends Of The cause of BUCHANAN and BnEcKIN-
RIDGE, will address the meeting. BY order of the
sep i9-td PRESIDENT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

TIE HARVEST AND Exports. The
wheat harvest Of the United States this
year is estimated at $50, 000, 900 bushels
large surplus above our domestic wants.
The export trade the New York journal
OF Commerce estimates at 10000, 900
bushels. Upon this estimate the export
demand can be filled Without creating
any unusual excitement, but prices will
not be likely TO rule very low.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

&c" The display of stock at our late
Exhibition was far more extensive and
commanding than on any previous occa-
sion. In addition to the large number
of fine horses belonging to the county
we noticed several from the District of
Columbia hard to be excelled, prominent
among which was the beautiful trotting
horse, Charlie Boston, exhibited by
Col. JOSEPH II. BERRIr, of Washington
City. We mean no disparagcment to
his competitors when we affirm that, in
form, style, action and speed, he was a
regular trump"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

ES- The Democrats of Rockville Dis
trict bordering on the District of Colum-
bia, erected a beautiful Hickory Pole,
1913 feet high, at Tennellytown, on Tues
day afternoon last. We learn that the
proceedings were very spirited, full
account of which we shall present next
week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

Ey- The farmers of our county are
referred to the advertisement by BRAD
DOCK, EDMoNsToN & Co., Agents of
=" Bichtord Dc Hc6mon's Grain and
Guaao Drill" specimen of which may
be seen at their store in this place.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For vice-President,

Presidential Electors,
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON,
WALTER MITCHELL,
HENRY GOLDSBOROUGH,
r. w. RINGGOLD,
LEVI X. BOWEN,
ORANGES GALLAGHER,
JOSIAH II. GORDON,
GEORGE w. HUGHES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
FOR RENT.

1--WE FARM, the late rcsider . 81
n Orno MAGnuDrR, Esq. This Fasa.
Is large, and in good state " cultire.
ton. Any person wishing to r Mt vii
apply to NATHAN CooKE, Sep'r, or Ia
D. Cooke, for terms. aug i5-ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

A FAIR INFERENCE. If the National
Convention that assembled in Baltimore
city on Wednesday last was not Know
nothing concern, the presence of several
most prominent members of that faction
in this county at that Convention war
rants the inference that the Order is
about to disband and fall back upon
Whiggery. In that event what will the
few misguided Democrats among us still
adhering to the miserable ism do? We
await an answer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

A Coon OMEN.--The election in Yer
mont, which was held on Tuesday, the
I'd ult, resulted in the defeat of the entire
Democratic ticket. This may be regard
ed as one Of the signs Of an approach
ing democratic triumph for the great
democratic victory Of 1852 was inangu-
rated by the same State in the same way.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

Es- The Democrats held large mass
meeting at Kalamazoo, Michigan, on the
9th instant, speeches were made by the
Hon. John G. Breckenridge, Col. Pres
ton, Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, Senators
cass, Bright aud otbeyE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19
Notice to Tax-payert.

TNIIE Tax-payers Of Rockyilll d
- trct are hereby notified that ! W.
be in Rockville on TUESDAYS a..
SATURDAYS Of each week, 70 recei, q
their taxes In my absence, WAurrr
u. ADAMsoS, ESQ. Is authorized 20 90
ceive and receipt for taxes due ne.
S. PRATHER,
aug 29-tf Col 9TH District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-19

WAS taken up by the subscriber,
w on the lstinstant, as an estray.
trespassing on his enclosures, a SOR-
Rel MARE, with white spot in her
forehead. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
sep l9-3t JAS RAINNIE.