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Port OF New York, October 10, 1857.
CLEARED.


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ship Northumberland Spencer, London sepia and Pp,a
nosA b, rls mdse and ln sieerAss pAAscnxcrs- W
ss'p r.hssS ns.s.x.y, HAVE, s.pt .ia Use and ~
sNs IA soi warren. RD Saunders, Sep, ~fa irou 10
ssA Pepdieon Oof sesr-poro. sur,oa Newcastle. Aur
-'ai: i.S u 81 % $ q s.s sa,1yses so.
A. yars, s, main and m.sn scpsass and Sui snsEs
ssrs ssry Zoe, kvsry Roa,rd.m % d,y, wia md.s, 70
INSTR " m Tsrisss = a. 40, g ., = Va, Iaa 80
= s: ~ =: :: & y .; =.
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IRON s.vsd &C pleasant ,,s
frta 3 S IN ballast % srsar teS5 fOr b. i.ss e
day, ssy- h,d heavy Nh gales
ssst Ac % vert, src.n q ss n ss,se
Brig oOdlnsvood IA, Of ssso-l sposce sinsApor,. Juas
IRIS sa,s Run %,r, disr.ar Sept lie, with wool canary
d,y AN s,%,s s~: vessel 2 2 c, ,s u q
Smith Ioush: SRI ,i,1 ID hs.sy : ..d; -, An
sssy 81 s.1 scrss.', I rss 4.
bsund- put IN here fr karbor Of head ~tnis
s scs, r r6s ~ . Ne s' n1ss ,ass s sgs or n
company -nh brig Penny gsrs .or sew sGrs s
g. rp 70 .. ,.wv arg, ssps board " hey we're bo~rd'
soS, p sssssn, srse B, Herman, HALIFAX day, win
sesr ANA On, sssl1rUv. ILnsan CO. dy. with coal
sesr issr, u..r-, smih Wilmington. NC, a.y,. Had
b,svy wesbsr sh ms, Lot 81 Ion =, durng sesT gale
t ss,. "a suS s. S.Ii ssS sfs, y; smla NO IL s.
S4~hr Harris Eden'-n, ~ daya
srhy sh~rvoar, williams vuGitiA daya
rchr Boz an, raylor, Virginia, s6aya
9cAy Cnark, relsus. NirFinia, 3 days
sehr Knsht EeArs, rhilad 10 his for Providence-
s~hr ID r. sabhy, Phiadelehia for Boston,
sfls sssls o. s s.r s...a
scsr \ Gibson Gyocsev phiisdsipal. for Provs~oc-
sshr Io~>phne Coiyer Chapp Phladeipkia BrsAon
sshr sci ans, Fktrher Philadelphia Bos,on-
ssr t t.T p.o: :so s. sssi ~
achr nlver Up,ud ChurchiI, Portsmou h. HH, 3 days
sehr Arr-roes, nANord sand stoh
schr York q oods@ll. Boston. 7faya
Scar Surprise Powers Plvroush.
Rehr He1smors, Bsiiey, Pruvider CO for Hondoni
ecsr Flower Raynor Portland On
tlocp borden Col the, Fall Rivey.
fchs Amsnda 8iIhev Newport
achr nayceta Tracy sIbany fp~ Povslssd Ne
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News from the south Pacific
TIE LEGISLATORS AND EXECUTIVE.


The sense has passed law oaibtng tho governmen
,ce from voting ct elections and that 70 DO able 70 read
oymeft Of cizenship Is generally supposed thai the
Executive ell veto ihi, measure In the Chant o. De
tbs VIXEN the government has . majority. Nc.hins has
be- done and the Senate has concluded without the est
mates having been voted his situation might Appea.
ming in counties Aocusom ID 70 the meonansm
o; Representative sysaem, because government, would
be considered Incapable OF continuing the adm ason
CT affairs should Congress Dissolve without wing The
oucGet but such u not The case here. Government has
the Of convokipg the Chambers extraordinarily
aud determining beforehand the be dVcossed
In their sessions exclusively 81 Gil others and this 10 prs
ent ftows It's present line OF policy tho Scua.s viii
frse some items; bui II viii gran. sufficient for the pay
mept Of CIVIL officers and The army and 70 fuln the ~
which demand expenses and this 10 enough for carrying
on the administrator unr the ne eecoas, 81 she oegin
uiug Of next year
In hese elecicnr government win make . suprene Of
Tor! 10 insure Itself majority OF soh Cha anc the
mploy 10 OBTAIN may be Of nsi that
public ooinon be obliged seeing its.
deprived OF all gal wsys enforcing rs principles
the only danger can oresee In ponu al horizon,
sud ve III nore II viii vAniih tnolld govern sni son
fully The viii Of the paioa freely expressed gns
luu therefore upcssb because resistance has not
the sshcss chance 0f success and public opinion need
No, o. pea 10 Asis Ii order 81 lnsare triumph
Government mutt necessarily yield, and the country
win derive beneats ~ the resa Of Is poloSl oras
All parties join In dem apcng The reorm OF he ciecon
avs liberty tf the press freedom OF the muniops
iiss 10 strengthen The iemoc alto element
TIE movement in cur semiustrauon has necessarily
been vey significant during ibis fortnight on s,oouEi OF
TIE reasons sresy stated me few eseau which have
occurred are hardly voyth mcntioriny
Cong lsbors m 20 ALTO been hnef The Senate %.
proved pvojtct establishing sanitary Boards Throughout
msni cf all mpcst, during eighteen months another ap
pointing special attorney for Ee Mortgage Loan onioe
snchsr regulating the provs1ns Of the cv code respect
Ing qualifications OF age, ana The graating aGa of
siotcoto ecau Iavgac Co for csabEssirg becsroo,
tugar factory for which exclusive privilege given
them Nothing has 'esn done in The cnsweer Of DePa'
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Eadison's Monument and Hsmaius.


Since his death and burial In 1896, the mortal remains
CT III President Macison have been quietly reposing 81
Mopipesr IN Orange oountya locality d,riut pns
miles from Gordops vie, The line OF the Nlrgits ION
ual Railroad Durpg ell this tmc mural record With
high sounding eulcky oiscl ned the place OF his FINAL
ooy neshbcrbood tradition ~ hso 10 re od serving 10
point The 10 f. The neg ecs IN sitfstpg bis worth hy
suitable monument attracted attention. and
few years sinoc nnmb0 Of gentlemen Of Orange county
set abou, Q tack Of procuring one Haviag been
cured, Keyed 10 xonip bcr The lbeh Inst
and placed In psinon.
ne nsru nent d OF James River granite, 10 form ~
obclsk snc graceful and appropriate Anything Gould
be composed OF picooe OF stone, two OF which
eve fee. by and weigh nine thousand
roVnds two others four ee py leo feet, segh sy
horsand pourSs alober Two feet ~n inches BY leo fsei
weighs three thousand pcasds and sr1tnsr thirteen feet
long twenty Gre inches a Ia base ard thirteen inches ~
the op, weighs thoasane rousds. The gross vegos
OF the entire nj IL about 81 900 lbs II riscs jus
~ feet ABOVE he eve CT the ooryinx ground The hegas
OF ,he monument proper q feet inches but the foam
dsuon On which a Sc being raaed some eshleen inches
above The surface adds that much N The apparent
Of he ebL AbcE nine icot frem The base chscl
ed Tie foilevEg simple in.cfiD lon.-
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day so Pm, whne besar down Ia North Rtva wSs IN
MO BY an unbuowu uoop Carrying away jib and yn6 mn
and cutting down 70 the waters edge; Did not lssn WI
dauaaxe he sloop received
Soas Drum nond Foz, with mdss hon wrsas q -
UarN brcokmAn aaho9e 81 6quAA-
UOop Ransom, OArk Bridgeport
Steamer Kernebec Hand PhlAdetphh.
BeeAmer Ospny, Keaney, Providence.
Two bnss, unknown.
sssmsh,ps Aasana Avsanss; Nashville. UAassas>eH.
Jameotown, Norfolk ID
WIND during tho day nom NE TOE
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Political Intelligence.

SouTH CARolnA USnxD STATES 6NAroR.-Gcn. ]. Ham.
ikn has written q letter 70 the Charleston Mercury, In
which he unhesisatngly declares that he viii accept he
office or United States Senator for the unexpired Of
the M Butler, II the South Carolina Lsgisssure will
give 70 him He thinks that the Kansas difficulty IL
about to pyeo pate upon the country momentous ISSUE
and that The question whethor tho South consistently
remain In the Union must be decided within tho next three
years when this matter 10 settled Mr. Hamilton TANKS
he could again retire 10 TO the shades Of private life Give
him q chance.
GIN sam Housrox THE ADMNusIaAroS-Alet letter = n
Texas staes thai Gen Hou approves Of Walk
os policy In Kansas and avows hts intention 80 support
the general admins raaon.
rxxAs SENATOR Tho Austin State Gasete has authority
Gen. Henderson vii 90 the United States Seaae
from Texas the Legislature Ia willing 10 send him.
THIRTY. FIRsr SENATORIAL DrTMcr Tho throe political
parties this distTo; which 10 formed by Ella coanty
alcne each made their nomination for HtAts SEA-
tor the following the names Of The candidstes:-
Dem, Repub. X. N
James Wadsw1rth. Hiram Barton. JAMES u. Smith
CosNIcuUs Town hEcroH -r>Sn elections were held
In CcnneotaB Monday. Returns from n towns have
bee recc and stsnc Al republican TO 70 democratic,
divkfAd
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Isabel. New York.. Oct H.. Havana, ~
srKA2KRs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
PHuipHraiA-From New York ID arriving q. Havana slh
and New Orleans llih From New Orleans Dn Havana Sd
QuAxnR crrT-From New York IN o, each on.s arriving
:: Havana lsh and Mobile .sih Prom Mobile 3D. Havana
0saxs4ef From New York I'm, arriving At Esysns I'm
and New orssns l0h From New oresuss7h Havana oh
hs1,s. oHT-Ffsn ser York ira .rytu.
and New oSssn: - ,, From Ne" Orleans ssh Havana nh
New ygr. ~, c. .,yss at Ham.
h IRVING as@ oi ass yort ism NEW o''Aa'
sAsEL-From Charleston eth and l7h, due Havana lh
and ed From Havana leh and xsh dne 81 New York 18th
when the above dates lsn Sunday. as steamers viii sail
ON Monday except nom New Orleans
TEE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
n. following may be q value to hose having correspond
The mail leaves soahAnpon he sh aud zrh of each
Arrives Gibraltar about Pm month
Arrives Malta about he I4h and ssh Of mon,h
Arives at Alexandria about ne lsh Of name and S OF fol-
Leaves sae1 about IRE oh us, Of and 9Th Sh of
Arrive. about the or sa of ssne iaa o,
leaves Sden ssoa, he .sA or TN of ssne and day Of ~,
Indian Nay sea@er arrives A. Bombay about e ID 70 sh
p and G. arrives Point about or
Tth and I'D 70 20 z following month.
steamer BIAS airead arrived which aE.a he nal on
Arrives Palo Penang about The rsh lss and xeh
Arrives singapore about ls ls'A Stat Of
Lea-e rs Singapore ahou. II hour, aner arrival.
Arrives s long Kong about the IA or ss,A and sA or iol
Leaves neI' day FOR sssnThae.
Two mails have raslsnd-one on he s,h apd ma Of
nonth-vis Ser~-Be. and arrives II IosNdra tss
same umo ~ The hog lsssu mail.
As- Ap Packages md lza~s @s~sa.a ~ "a NEE yoss
lLnIsio ROE srv roRs-rHs
:rs ..rs nsss Is
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THs T~wry ME- rs01 Tho tine mstch--so rot
tssly miles ~ AZ nour 70 wagons, the Oentrevle
tcafse, lest Thvpfsy-vO brought 10 abrupt terml
ton BY The baofe u Inc paying forfeit, and many per
sons who hsd gene there 10 expecaaon OF ~itreuH'rr
trinAn' pertor nance, vert 0oth disappointed.
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asvsl Inssllfgsncs

Tue United saies f,gse Congress Com noIcre Breese,
vas o. oonssAnsDope on me I2sh nh
The Upree ustes steamer Fulton, pov lying ~ wssh.
Ieion The Nav Yard, vent oommissicn be Cab
bu She h1 haulet out IN the stream, srd exprcN 70
sail 70 osv, the lih Her dsss,natsor Ia Havana sse
viii be aataohcd 70 NE Hore sc-adron
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ccmmenced and buk up - two walls, ono On sAhsr ride
q the oofn, until proper Insight vss gainsd whsn was
arched over he coffin, and hen buk up sod 70 Ne sur
mceshus forming vault within which rest he remains
Of xsdsea md 1sdss0 6snsath The osaRe a Ne monu-
ne1 Ne feunAA&oa Was nAde Of hard suYfAce .sone,
gAshsrsd On the Aontpohev fAxm from within short d.
lance Of he graveyard
ne nonunsst was sreclsA By Nssn1 Mohssl Ryan
and James 1cOaalsy, II Rohmoad, who deserve mucn
fhey kept 1riCs watch tAas no accident Dischanoe
should oefA TIE undertaking. IN which thsy were ably
the moaument from Orange Coart house 70 Monspsler
When tho last Stone was raised 70 IL place, evory
present seemed % rejoice thai the work bad been
c,mplbhed - satisfactorily
The couresy and kindness OF the officers and managers
OF The vgnis Central Railroad Company and tho Gordons
Acknowiedg ment evircing did, lAudAble desire 10
to render al We Aid which in their power 10 arrd
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llIscellsp sous and Disustsrs

BARx TsJucA q Boston from Gos.enourg. M oousa0s
night Of 9Th inst OF Halt Way Rock with BIZ schr S1vor q
windsor jbboon. The Loaf foremost and had star
board bow rove.
eCHR HoRAno Of Plymouth before reported lost Vas he
IN with 39sh u elnAina condition, and the captain and
crew taken on and landed u Halifax Oh The A rhe scAr
went down shortly AFTER.
The following table gives summary Of he vessesh 40
harbors OF New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston 6Ayan
nah and Rev Orleans, VI Tho 'laesAAccouns npn saoA a
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YEgALp sAcu,5 b sruls2
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AtHe UArvndon Hoel-oaFon n &c ktoechIe, HnhNA1 n
n.si.r, Va hnstn. Col Coo ,er q A. L-ul Col Hsrr
Brlsh Afmy, Ha 1ar y; Mrs Wiling ana maid Pm ]
d.iphIa Be- Butler. Ireland " woodsn, Scsrbro. 10
lard Dussn baltimore; james Lennon Kennedy. Jch-
Poo, Ard fsmi "a SEES Haven maor hayies Hsr.y ,ns
lesion q 1T r Robinson do; ID HIN and servant Ne
svlf. n Yhomas v /: WIN NeIes, Bostoa- " a Jefr
Qreber
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17
AII0IIaJ EAs4-z5!
Gslano e1ceLLea bE LlEEsUE.la


L is a settled point with all Chemists and
Il scientific Farmers, that Peruvian or any
other description Oh guauo docs no, supply 10
lae soil one-third Of the necessary constituents
Tor the growth of all crops, on al soils; aid
the analysis Of wheat, rye corn. oats, Tr' .ees,
tobacco, etc, prove the fact. Every ..a Who
has had any experience in the use Of riano.
h Know, that me land become cNho' s.e' md
inl Ir' ny us continued "lPlcatIon.
M.ny experiments nave peeh naoe recently
pa ~ US yalue as o'.nls'eu N!1 'a Dest
q u ; i'n uuono' anu ll1'i'eyt wen TO u
20 I'm .ulc ~ O.u'liFe ID lld
80 VI inuurI'E e',iS u"'U''l. as HiaHoI
puy NUN nioIc uut''pie anu I"I'4yl-S % ne
so,I' anu ICSS VoiatlIe'
1,,e IooaTco i@u''Is' 10 WI pc 'otAd
very ucncl'.aI' Aooacco ,.oIno7 n larGe
amount OF mineral matter, Wmch ls 'a.nG cou-
If i brt raascra tls to g,, .r nv i i
mrst soon hecor,a ov1,,usi.1 ~ - ;e
no,,a arc ro,nrnoI og ,,,r,,ro ,1,o -
sncI, dafciorc,, ,o,,1,o f,,,,,1 l. ~
tinn of Do Bnra - be;n,, IN, ,,,,-,,.
ducing GREAT roniditv oP lro,,tb 9,,r.,,,' a.,
frst eto,ges of M mint co,air.r "a ~ . .to
yaocL ~ Tho ro,,,,-cs oc tl,o ~, ana , ~ 'l'o
oarIv 1latnriiv n should q rs@J - a., ,o.5
of . to 3 cwt. 10 tEe acrc-sbonld he Iroadcsst
or applied in the hill where lrcra its chemical
,,,3 i.I;,,,, -, lal
considerable moisture. and the plants viii be
less liable TO suffer from drought
DR. DAVID STEWART prof,s-or ID, chow,
istrv at 81 Tobn's ColIcro t,,,,.,al;, NJ
and crben,ist ~ The ,for,IS,-l g. 49,
mi Sorietvanavzae even, ot ~ r. -
receive and saws in Iii, rS.ort n Ne. W.
{" be Drros co1n1oun5 Il ,,,..J ,,.o-- -.s,,r--,.
" oI,, i'iis T., ti,n , ,,,,l,i
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17
COUNTY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
NOTICE

? d 'HE Commissioners for Montgomery
Il county will meet at the Court House
in Rockville, on MONDAYhe both day
Of April nert, and continue in session,
one week, for thepurpose of hearing APP
pcais in relation to, and noting Trans
fers of, the assessed property in said
county, agreeably to the acts of the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland.
Executors and Administrators neglect
ing to comply with the law, will be
charged with the Taxes for the year
1857. U. FORREST,
C1arl, 30 ~. ;o,,ono
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun. I
WASHINGTON A nril IA 1897

AsnINGToN, AprIl Ia, 1891.
The District Prcsbytery met in the
Rev. Mr.. Carothers' church last even
ing, and was opened with sermon from
Rev DR.. Hammer, of Baltimore, from
Isaiah 50, 7. Rev. W. 4. Eva was
elected temporary clerk. Present Rev.
Drs. Smith, Hammer, Danforth, Sun
derland, Newlin and McLain, Carothers,
Jewell, Eva, Haskell, Dunning, and FL
ders Miller, McLain, Wilson, BRINE
and others.
This morning Rev. Halsey Dunning,
of Baltimore, was elected moderator.
Statistical records and reports were made
and disposed of according to usage.
Rev. Drs. Sunderland, Eva and Dun
ming were appointed committee to visit
Quarries, 2idgeville and Lisbon churches
and administer ordinances in the same.
The Rev. Mr.. Carothers, from the
committee on missions, made his annual
report which was adopted The letter
of the general asscmbly's agent on ed
ucation was answered by the presbytery.
The election of commissioners to the
general assembly resulted as follows, viz:
Rev. James G. Hammer, d. d., prin-
cipal, and Rev. Moses Jewell, alternate;
Col. George w. Hutchins, of the assem-
bly's church, principal, and Jacob Gideon,
ESQ.,, of the Fourth Church, alternate
The Rev. w. r. Eva supplies the
pulpit this evening, and the Rev. Hal
sey Dunning tomorrow evening.
The Rev DR., Smith offered resolutions
which, after addresses warmly com
mending the college from Rev. Drs
Smith, Sunderland, McLain, Carothers,
Eva and others, were unanimously adopt
cd, and are as follows:
The question of collegiate and theo-
logical education having been presented
to the consideration of this presbytery,
in connection with the inquiries of Rev.
7. II. Mills, secretary of the education
society, therefore,
Resotued, That we deeply lament that
SO few of the young men under our pas
toral care are in course Of preparation
for the christian ministry.
Resol0ed, That we, as a presbytery,
will direct the attention of our churches,
and especially of our young men, to the
paramount Importance of this subject.
Resoloed, That we cordially commend
Delaware College to the favorable con-
sideration Of our youth and the churches
under our care, both from its location
aud its course of study, as worthy of our
confidence and support.
On motion Of Rev. DIR. Smith, it was
resolved that the next meeting of this
Presbytery be held at Lisbon, Nd, on
the first Tuesday in October next, at II
o'clock, A. NJ.
A petition from the Poolesville sta
ton was read asking the Presbytery to
appoint pastor for that churrh referred
to the missionary committee.
WASHINGTON, April IS.
The Rev. Mr. Carothers, from the COM
mittee on missions, reported that the
Poolesvillc church would be speedily sup
piled with preaching.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17
Clerk to Commissioners.
E4 Persons making application f

re-" Persons making application fol
transfers of properly, will be required to
comply with the following section of the
Act of December session, eighteen hun
dred and forty-seven, chapter two hun
dred and sixty-six, entitled Z" A supple
ment to the act entitled, An Act for the
General Valuation and Assessment of
Property in this State, passed at March
session, eighteen hundred and fo;ty-one,
chapter twenty-three :"
SECTION 15 And be il enacte3 That whenev-
er any person shall make application to the
Levy Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Courts, as the case may be, to make him or
her an allowance or deduction on account of
the sale, transfer, alienation, loss, destruction
or removal Of any property, or the collection
or payment of any public debt or private Sc
curity for money, it shall be the duty of said
Levy Courts, Commissioners or Appeal Tax
Courts, to interrOgate such persons, ON OATH,
in reference to the said property or security and
disposal Of the sumo, and especially to require
him or her by whom the said property has been
sold or transferred, the amount OF the purchase
money, or the money collected and paid, and
how the same has been invested and it shall
also be the duty of the said Levy Courts, Com
missioners or Appeal Tax Courts, to intcrro-
gate the said person, on OATH, in reference to
any acquisitions or investments made by the
said person, and not already assessed and the
amount Of all such acquisitions and invest
nents, in whatever description Of security.
shall be added TO the assessable property of The
lerson so applying and charged accordingly;
md ifthc said person refuse to answer the in
errogatories proposed as aforesaid no dcduc-
ion shall be made on his OF her assessment
mar l3--td
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with his political friends, for they occu-
Ply the very ground upon which have
stood in asserting the rights of the peo-
pie whom have had the honor hereto
fore to represent ; and SO far from being
disposed to recede from it because they
have planted themselves there, | feel en-
couraged to hold it, with, possible, still
greater fidelity.
"There is not in Mr. Buchanan's in
augural address single sentiment which
is in conflict with my votes and speeches
during my entire term of service in
Congress-"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17

The PorATo RoT. F. Fay, in the
Country Gentleman, speaking Of the use
of ashes, says:
1--WE have tried them on potatoes,
when they increased the yield and evil
IDENTIFY the rot" This was our expert
ence the past year in the use of both
Peruvian and Columbian Guano. Those
manfred were more or less rotted, while
intervening rows without manure were
sound. The increase by the manure
much more than paid tho cost, notwith-
standing the rot. A very rich turf, how
ever, without direct application Of ma
nure, Is the safest preparation Cor good
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17
.ATEE7 NIlICINES. otis 4 PAIN7.

Z n STORE: Rowands Tonic Mixture,
Il Bakers Premium Bitters,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
SINNERS Cough Strip,
Freys Vermifuge,
Railways Ready Relief,
Helmbold's Sarsaparilla,
Gamers Pain Extractor,
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills,
Little's White OIL, for Horses;
Mexican Mustang Linament,
Robinson's Horse Powders,
Lewis's Pure White Lead,
Linseed Oil,
Winter Machine Oil,
Also lot of Hubbard & Laws I'm
proved White Grease, for Wagons and
Machinery.
ALSO "a lot of BRANDY and WINE,
for medicinal purposes, in Bottles. Old
Cignette Brandy, bottled in 1915. Old
Cognac do, bottled in 1913. Port Wine,
bottled in 1885 and 184S.
All of which will be sold at the lowest
prices by the new firm of
JONES & EDMONSTON,
dec C. Saloon Building.