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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

The Meadows,
Poverty.
Poverty Nolls,
The Vin.yari with Addition,
Addition To- Thomas Venture,
Gaugh's Adventure,
" Point Re-Suryeyed,.
l." NeighborshiP,
" Discovery.
HaSTison's Vcxasion,
Lancaster's Discovery.
Radnor's Addition, :.
Mannan'. I.ot, :.
joshua's Plains. :.
MannaU's Re-Survcy, :.
Prices Hills. :.
Shaw's Retreat, :.
Simmons Outlet, !.
Summers Lot,
Sothuron's Luck. =.
Edwards Freehold Re-surveved,
The Middle Tract, :.
Watban's Disappointment, i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
s-.g, : HOPKINS n 49,
CHALYBEATE WATER.

NTNHiS 10 the title ola MINERAL WATER
obtarned from well upon the furr cf Mr..
SVm. Hopkins, III Eelsamore cnnmts. Ma. with
In IS miles Of the city Of Baltimore. and mile
&c the PhiIa6eiphia, WiEmngton and Baltimore
Ra,Iroad. The well was dug IN ls55, and is
"a fee, deep; the water Standing within feet Nf
she surssce of the earth. Numerous Experiments
Snaue IN order 10 test the supply of Water, osgy
roufr1n the opInion Ghat n rs ineX.aiI ssilJ!e
The soil in which fke sell is DIG, il a teaa.
S;ous Red Clay, variesAied with frrquent strata
eI Naenesian Earth. and the Water rises through.
she original Sand StOae Rock. Its temperature
when d.awn..from the well is 50 deg Fahrenheit.
Thss Water has heen exieHsiply nsed By in.
Ssl.ds for aeariy Iwo years, ARD has acquired
srreni celebrity as q curative in DySpepsia, loss
yof,AppetiIe, Indigestion, Extreme Debility, and
various Atomic aud Anemic conditions, through
the ins,ruraentaIIv Of those who have been sig
ssiiy benefited by It's use.
@GGs most prominent ingredl- CARBONATE OF
kaecording To recent quail PEoToxYsE OF
analysis aTe.............. lRnv, and FREE
CARBoSic AcID
GAss.
contains CAaBoEATE oT MAGXEsfA.
CHLoRIDE OF MAexEuUM,
CHkoRIDH OF POTAsssICA,
CHLoKaDE OF CALcIrA,
CARsoNATE or LINE, a trace,
Is very remarkable, no Sulphur,
mhning such ing. edfeais will at
I'd by Physicians as a valuable
na&eing pleasant tn the taste,
pdieating its use as a
fSubtess become a popo-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

think h,ghly of tine virtues of Hopkins
Chalybea;e Water" il has been used at different
tunes by several members Of my family with
benefit. JoHE G. PRorD,
Insurance .lgsnt, No. Sc Second street.
Baltimore, April 81, 1883.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

have received the grraIrs, henrfi from the
use Of "H"pk,ns' Chaly bcate Water"
MART +, EASHISc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
Che 13l0rkcts.
BALrIMonr. 0clohcr Ia.

BALTIMORE, October II, 1853.
WHARF.-The receiptso Of Wheat for the week
reached 49, 500 bushels The demand has only
been to a moderate extent without change Of
moment in laiecs. White sold ab5l liar ee
for ordinary, 81 25al 30 for fair TO good,
81 35al 40 for prime, ard 81 45al SO per
busho for choice; and reds at 81 o7aI IS foi
ordinary to fair and 81 2oal % per bushcl
for prime Sales Of prime white to-day al
81 -, and reds at 81 l5al 20 for good to
prime.
CoHN.--The offerings of the week were about
%, 600 bushels and white sold at 73a81 cent.
for fair TO prime and yellow at $3.50 cts. PEI
bushel. New white sold to-day at 5la55 cents
per bushel 70 cts. for hominy, and 7oas0 cts
for old.
oArs.-22 600 busbcl. offered New Mary.
land sold at l0ai5 cts and Pennsylvania al
46al7 cts per lushel.- Repaliicaa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
A LARGE ASS0a ThfEN-F OF
TALL G JYLlIRR Goods
sENEaS e. s.lEelsA,E,.

No 119 Bridge Street, GEORGETOWN, D. C.
IL AS received from New York and Philndcl-
Il phia large aud well selected assort-
ment OF FALL and WINTER GOODS, which
viii be sold to CASH CUSTOMERS at very
low prices Having made his purchases for
CASH, he jig prepared to offer TO his Monteo-
merry customers as good bargains as can be
found south o. New York
In LiDIhS DRESS GOODS, he can
show q great variety nt very low prices, viz
Rich Hounccd and Bavadcrc silk Robes,
Rich baNalcrc Br5cado and Plaid silks:
Bcst makes black silks, from o cts TO 81 II
per yord;
Rich ali wool Nous'ia Robes NQaiuc:
IIcb printed DE l9Hgs all wool;
loo pieces Rich STYLE English and American
printed and hayadgrc nc Iaiu,s from TO 25,
Robes guile, DE LJiucs.
Bayadere Falcncia5 and Poll dc Chores in
great variety from % cts TO !;
Best Lupn's French Ne.iuo5 md plain col 3
De LANES, at low prices.
Black Nouslinc NuiAos AlPaccas and Bonn
baliucs;
Grapes black and white English Calico;
Mourning SILK Grape collars aud every dies.
cripton Of H9guauy Geada,
800 pieces best English and Mernmac prints
beautiful styles ne I23 Gets;
SUI Wis Double Brocha Stellaz, i'm black
blue Green, crimson brown and drlb grounds
Some Of the lot circular corners all very cheap
CLOtHS aHd TILH IS urfv agAa:
H.et buaa aGd Sth BibBONS, Of al
DRESS TPiHWYGS. Frinacs and Bat
tons Of new styles;
hl Gloves for hdic and gentlemen Un
ilus AZ tlaEauapV's. VERY best nh .glgrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
Peruvian Guan0 Depot,
A AGRICULTURAL. 81 SEED STORE
Washington, ID. q.

E7AHNEgS HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE
g. BEST PCkEA no. ! PERUVIAN GU s.
$50. The undersigned u8s u6cu greet pa.n
and expended considerable time and none,
for li. Wbc or supplying his friends, and i.t.
IamcH generally, witI pure article OF i'o
au Guau0, and Whale}T else they iua
want DO ihe Agricultural line His arra
WrutH pow for getting the best Peruvian G1a+
no DugC are second to no other house in this
country. and as he Is always first in receipt d
reduced prices and other news Of imporHn,e
to Farmers, he very correctly STYLES his house,
pwuuon Guauo Headquarters and should e
glad to furnish the Farmers. and his friend
generally with Peruvian Guano the bcst A
$40. ! inspected article, at present reduced
prlcos
AGRTCULTUR1L IMPLEMENTS and
DIT HLINEHI "a gyeat cariefg. As the my
drrs.g1cl Is originally % practical Agriculu-
ul HacIiniat, with au experience Of twelve
ycsu, and brought up in the country where
ihofo implements are used e2tlnsigey 10 need
not De bed, does j T.. BARTHOLOW uut
domhud Die business Go through Dis extern
sIyc establishment, and you viii find the best
selected assortment Of Agricultural mplo-
mgnis, Machinery, Field and Garden Seeds and
Fertilizers ever offered IN this market all 40
low price and fair dealing his motto ~ 10
live and lct live, 10 make customers and keep
them. 70 accomplish this be must please az
Hho cali upon him or favor him with thef
orders.
Farmers headquarters, opposite east end
Centre Market, between Pcnna Avenue and
the CanN, Washington City D 6.
oct ! up. BARTH0LOW.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
ELL Property for Sale.


III VIE subscriber, intending to move
a from the county, will, as agent,
dispose of atpubGcsale, On the premises,
On FEONDAY, October 2JgIn,
instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the follow.
ing property, to wit:
The Real Estate now occupied by the
subscriber, in Hyattstown, consisting Of
% Acres of Land,
more or less, improved by one large
s.-s FmNn DWELLING HOUSE,
f...s<M small Dwelling House, one
Ia FIGURING MILL,
, pair Of ( feet burs, new, and all the
latest improvements for Merchant Mill,
| Country Mil, pair Of 3 feet, Z Inch
burs, allnew machinery; lSAW MILL
connected with the Merchant aud Coun-
try Mill. The property is sold clear Of
all cncumhrance.
Also, the following Personal Property
Z Eine HHOFse, Ware, Esuggy,
I sott Single Harness, sctt Double
Light Harness l new > or 3-horae
Wagon, | two-horse Wagon, double
sett Of Wheel Harness, new; | double
sett Of lead Harness, sctt single fiar-
ness, 2-horso Plow, lot of double and
Single-Treoe, single Suotchors, new /;
lot Of Mill Bags, lot Of Mill Picks
Basket SioHh, new; 20 barrels Of Corn
% bushels of Potatoes, 6 Fat Hogs, /
Sow and II Shoats, and various other
articles too numerous to mention
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE US Chairs Tables.
Cooking, parlor, Dining and Bedroom
STOVES, Bureau, Sideboard, Ward
role, Bed aud Bedstead Carpeting, &c
TERMS or SALE.-The terms Of
sale Of the Real Estate are, oue-tfrd Of
the purchase money cash on the day Of
sale, the residue in two equal instolmeuts
Of one and two years to be secured BY
tie notes Of the purchaser, bearing IN
teiest from the day Of sale, with suretics
to be approved by the subscriber
Terms y .Sale u TIE Personal Prop
ery.-A credit of SIX months will be
given ON all sums above Ten Dollars the
purchaser or purchasers giving note with
approved security bearing interest fsom
date; all sums Of Ten Dollars and uu-
der cash. No property to be removed
until The terms are complied with.
WIN If CARRIER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
POSALS


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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
318 3l8
Great Economy in Fuel
;3L8
r. NBGsSY a. Co.'s Smoke ana
"a esaS~sl0nsgsIssiEsg Cooking

EGHsY & ca. ~ Smoke ana
q 4 asaa-e}0nswIssiEsg Cooking
StseSS IL, the only perfect smoke and
gas consumer in the market These
stoves, called the Arbiter," just re-
cciycd, are for ale at g. W00DWARD'S
Metropolitan Stove aud Crate Factory,
No. 3lS, Pennsylvania Avenue, between
l0th and 18th streets, who is the sole
agent for them for the District o. Cos
lunbia
BY consuming their own smoke and
gas they viii save full onc-halt Of tho
fuel used in ordinary cooking stoves
The stoves are so constructed tagt tha
cold air is introduced under the bottom
Of the asbpjt, passing up through
double iire-boX, becoming intensely heat
cd, to the top Of Che fre-box, ignitug
with the smoke and gas passing under
the bakc-oycn in flames. They have an
extra large bake-oyen, also large ,eat,,
toah attached behind, which cons,aa,,y
supplies hot water. Those stoves are
the genuine and original gas-burners
very heavy from which there are several
spurious opcs gotten up.
would also beg leave to call particular
attention to my celebrated Double Oven
Rising Star Cooking Stove, which is SUI
perior to any double oven cooking stove
now IN the market, The castings ara
much heavier ,han the old Morning Star
or any similar stove. and have the roast
or, bake-oycn, and boilers much nearer
the ire
would also state that | have large
supply Of all kinds Of Stoves of the most
approved modern patterns from the North
best suited to this market, carefully Sc
leetad by myself
Please give me a call, and you will
see some Of the hanlsomcst and best
stoves that tho North can produce.
y 3 One Of the Gas-B Burners can
be seen in full operation in my counting
room from 9 o'clock, 4 NJ. until 8 =
VI. oct ct
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
FOR SALE.

a LTKELY Young NEGRO MAN,
"a about twenty-thrco years Of age,
who has been accustomed to work on a
farm, and is ia every respect a very val.
liable servant For particulars inquire at
TW OFFICE oct l3-f v
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
PERUVIAN GUAN0
r g duCed in Prize @!

ETARMERS, please take notice, That SNIP
II son has REDUCED the price Of Pcruyi-
an Guauo. A hll supply Of 4 Eo.l on hond.
Just received, Il lot Of REESE'S GUANO,
better tor Wheat and GOss than One Peruvian,
and just as strong in ammonia.
K1LN'S BLOOD ea9 TO0L M4NURE.
a new and valuable Fertilizer Try it!
ZONE DUST, in quantities as ordered.
REMEMBER, if you plcase--the place to buy
at is the Ld,Pea3lH Gaaao Depoi Of
y. +. SIMPSON,
No, SO, 5th street north Of Pa ave
oct l5-Gt sign OF Cola EagIc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
Notice.

B'IlERE will be meeting Of the
h Board Of Trustees Of tho Poor
IN TUESDAY, 2d If NoremLet nc1t,
when they will elect an Oyersoer, Nurse
and Physician to the Poor, aud clerk
70 said Board BY order,
oc Std u. W. CARTER, elk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
THE SEN TIN Ell.
EsOCaV EE4AE, IaAS.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1855
Forney and the Democratic Party.

Of the 50th ultimo, comes out in a long
article denuneiatory Of President Buch-
auau and his administration, and inaugu-
r.tos new epoch in his history, follow
ing upon his dissolution Of co-partuorship
with The Democratic party and the estab-
Eshment Of similar relationship with
Black Republicanism 1t is no new
spectacle to behold individuals, through
excess Of pride and vanity, invest the
political events Of their own life with
national Importance and announce aud
demonstrate them to the world with all
acclaim, nor is it anywise remarkable 10
find individuals repudiating party fealty
aud ignoring party predictions. Still,
while this is but common occurrence,
there is that in this particular case that
attracts attention, since it illustrates in
SO striking a manner into what a state Of
deprayity the human mind can be plum
ced, and shows that in one instance at
least self interest is the main-spring
that Guides and controls human actions.
When Foruey differed with the Pre-
sident ia his Kansas policy, he claimed
10 differ sincerely. lie affected to OPP
pose that policy on fair and honest
grounds, but the bitter acrimony aud de
nunciation he has had recourse to, has
betrayed personal resentment agains,
the President, not justified by mere
contrariety Of opinion, The animadver-
sious upon the President are Of char
actor touching his honesty and honor,
and originated not in the diversity Of
opinion upon the Kansas question, but
because the President had refused to
crafty his ambitious views, and declined
to confer upon him a place beyond his
proportions when, in fact, Mr.. Buch-
aaau had profered him everything that
PuOlic ProPfiety would permit ms
Kansas lmbrogho forney thought pre-
f'"'e0 a iair opportunity 10 strip OH hI'
ny P'ofI'lcai sa'o ana s''no lo'In III hi'
haAed ueloInl'ly-.@ oaso aPoS'at' aho
migrate rms ne mas now DONE ana II
acting VITA 1ne hePuoicans ne brings tl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
NOTICE.

WTE, the undersigned Examiners,
w appointed by the Commissioner
for Montgomery county, for the purpose
Of examining and determining whether
the public convenience requires a Road
10 be opened commencing at point on
the Bladensburg road at or near the
property belonging to the heirs Of Wal
or johnson, and running to the limits
Of The county, in Gas near as practicable
and conveniently u direct limo TO the
United States Military Asylum, hereby
give notice that we viii meet on the lands
Of said johnson, IN NOAD1T, HE
2jH n OcfoLcr nctt, at 10 o'clock, for
that purpose.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
PURLTC SAFE.

FFNHE SUBSCRIBER will offer at
IL public sale, ON Monday, The
sessd OF November next, at the
hour of | o'clock, r. NJ, on the prem
ises, his FARM, lying in Montgomery
county, Md, miles west Of Brooke
vile. Said farm contains about
IAO ACRES Or LAND,
more or less; well wooded ana watered
improvements good.
TERMS OF SALE. One-halfof the
purchase money cash; the balance in 6
or ? months, (to suit the purchaser
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale
oct ltd r. T. GARDINER,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15

: 80 SPa'cnes were receiV-
~ ~ = as'li'is'on on saturday last an
'oa''lis 'h"' lhe Great overland Man
i,'o arrived N o. Louis that Gay ifom
'7''H l "ue'sco III wen'y-Vhree Gays ana
'o0i iio1'S' J. nc Stages Drought through
s'A Passoi s''s' resilient hucAanan
l.pDneula,1iy sem response 10 John
l'u''''lig''' A-Sq" PEeS'aent OF tne over
ialU oo''P''iy 'O"sIu'ola'lHS 'llu upon
INC success % inc enterprise as Io'lo"s
O. w, ,S i;.s'., NJ = lo2o'
7 cordially congr,t,Igta yon man tba
result 1t is a glorious triumph for civ
iIIzatlon aud the Union. Settlements
VII soon Follow The course Of the road,
and the East and the West will be bound
together by cham OF living Americans
which can never be broken,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
1t is proper to remark that the mail
was not due at ST. Loois until g o'cloel,
on Monday mornirr rtIon San Mon
cisco on Thursday the 10Th Of Sactem-
ber' at 8 O'clock, A. NJ. No iaforma-
tion had been received from Memphis.
but tbcro was lttlo donht tb,t tbo mail
had reached where it is ARRANGED that
s;,n,,lt.,a,,,, ,.,;,,i an
- V '''' '.''''' '''.0 paw
perhaps IN advance OF It's arrival at 1t.
Louis. The last mail by the Panama
route left San Francisco on the 9th OF
centomber tbo d,+,s from u,,t c;,v ara
- 80. II.{n
'''' ''o'' y" Gay '"'.' y 'D' o,''''n'
route than those received heretofore
inT 'O''0"''s Is summary o. inc news
or, ny '''" ql ''o, .',oI '.t ,gI Is 0 IiL
for successful mining. Business at Vie.
toria was much depressed
Oregon dates to the Sth report that
Aai NarnctU has had skirmish with
the Indians on the Oskonagon Lieut..
Allen and six Indians were killed
A patty Of miners under Maj Robin
son was attacked by the Indians on the
Nenalshe. Que white man was killed.
Good gold diggings have been found
On thc Aenatshe river
" AssiiNGIo" AND BALTIMORE ItHA-
PIEE.-It has already been mentioned
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
THE ELECTIONS.
PcnIlSNiVania.

D. N. to9''i1. CUM MATES On eiie
oopi0 ! icAet' IN inns city are as FOL
io"s supreme oJolad9e' oo,feS; Canal
ON oo ai'Ss :" i'99V; heglster OF "llls'
- Ioo' Ole1 u. Q, OfPhans Court, 4,Io0.
NJ, u 'no rlF9' congressional District
i ! 'oIenoe i, GSln', is reelected Morris,
0o1; DIcA heisoH'
AMI lostor i};lI,. III ~ ~; y ploS'I'o'i'
ocra,s are nrobaii,. Ioa. i,I4 - ,,'i ,, uu'ii
from tbeir ros,oct;yo el @tot - 0or 'gs1
1;.nicts rot i Lo La.. D''t c. 81 ''''
~ 49, ~, y ''''
c O'''"
y NiNolNNAI,' ny w. In inc First
N1ou Z J Il ~ >, pls'F'c' the vote was
49, '"' oloi' 1 uTu', Is no a0up'
81 '''e ,'' D'S,''O olIau-
ia In tL., SaaonJ ' 0i.77.;.. 60 ".
Onnosi,;on i oIootod Tn ,le' nh r. utte5'
C6I Jemocrat i oIcctoj ' In tb "'s sau
enlb Co,.v;n onrosi+;or ;s ala. tnJ 9e IT,
the Eiobtb Unbtcr onno.it;on i 49,
oloctoj Tn Tho Mini Easau ~ :,
the Tenth. Trimble onposition oro eler-
ted. In the Eleventh. Dew Is elected
In the Thirteenth, sherman, in the Eff
toontb Hclw;rt Il tba IN E;f,l A. ,erioa
n tbc Ecbtoonth Edaor,oa I, K
Nineteenth, Wade, and in the Four
, ,lI 2l'i'A' 0ii olposi'iVn' are prop
,nd,.no
C,vcryv,r1 Ont n p.r+io, ,o,,,rns
f.o la -. ~ III, a. '','i y u ,.S
~, eu ~. Ii.o',oi i NV sI NV ~ u lnGl-
$40 49, 5,,It ,5 i,l ~ .''''G ''o'-
oIscta ~ ~ a'| - i-u'i NV u7n, ! fG
oiootod IL ~ . 9I n;gt uHu' ie IyI 10
J w. =. H, si'o % 1's, , NllSore
are reelected In the 4tb District Hoi,
man, Anti-Lccompton Dem, is elected.
Florida.
/ WAsmYaroy, Der. -. The returns
81 the recent election IN Florida give
,ao;or;,, VII" WI Jon, f eS S', - ~
gisier was unopposod Tbe I,cgi.Iatnrc
is largely democratic.
sou'h carolina.
~ All 'he members elected to the next
congress from TINS state are democrats
ne Legislature 10 democratic, OF course.
Baltimore Municipal Election.
The municipal "election in Baltimore
on Wednesday Inst resulted If course
n tho roo,,,y;on &c NJ. &C. In
~ = ''''" - -'''5 " '"''in' anu
- '''o U'"@1 guD"'vy VI IIoJ 'ua bloou-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15

YE7lIE subscriber will offer at public
q sale, in tho town If Gainesville,
Gia Saturday, seth instant,
at tie hour Of 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, at tho
Store Of Leonard Hays, bis
fss.rT k2Ouse and Lot, at the
....ss.z Brick Mil, about 2 miles from
'---''-N Baruosvillo. The House il a
double one With fire places, and some
Outhouses; with q thrifty young Or
CHARD Of Choice Fruit, With One-half
ACEE or LAND, more ofless.
TERMS or SALE. -One-third on
the day Of sale, one-fhird at the cxpira-
ton Of six months, one-third at the ox-
piration Of II months; and when the
last payment IS made, q good and sufi-
Gent decd viii be given.
Any information about said property
will be given by calling on the sdbscri-
Der, in Barncsyille.
RICHARD p. HAYS, Agent
oct ltd for GEoRog RIGGS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15

re- James Boon, aged eighty-fyo
years, an inmate Of tho poor-houso az
Kingston, Lonoir county, North Carroll
ua, with his family, consisting Of wife
aud three children, it is said, has inner
itod handsome estate, amounting to
Sl5000o and no mistake
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
MILLINERY q DRESS.MAltlNG
ESTABLISHMENT

FANCY BAZAAR,
32, ctR, N'fta Space, Washington, .. C.,
TENIlE subscriber has Just received ono
u Of the most select and desirable
stocks Of Goods he has ever offered for sale,
and the greater part being bought for cash,
he is prepared TO give decided bargains to cash
buyers. IIsstock embraces everything that
Is ncm, h7adsopp 1n3 tfsfy in the..Wuy Of MIL
LINERf and TRiMMlNGS-an in this con-
nectiou would mention
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
FOR SALE.

A FEW dozen bottles ofold D1RK LON
n nav DOCH BR1NDI, fyf medicinal
purpo7e ini ale hy
my Va JOllN IS JONES
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15

TnE Pork "CRop. The Giles coun-
t. (Va) Southwest says engagements
for pork have been made there at 81
per cwt Hogs arc scarce in that coun-
ty and the impression is that the prices
will rule high
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15

The STATE FArR.-Our readers viii,
remember that the Cattle show Of the
Maryland State Agricultural Society viii
commence on Tuesday next, the 10th
instant, and continue four days 1t IS
expected that this exhibition win be SUI
perior to any former one. Every farmer
is deeply interested in these annual cx-
hibitions, and should make it a point to
attend them, and aid in their success by
every means in his mower.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
TGY VIRTUE of an order from the
I'D Orphans Court of Montgomery
county, the subscriber, Administrator G.
T. A. Of WN. j. GATHER, late of said
county, decd, will offer at public sale,
on THURSDAY, 2Ist instant,
at the late residence Of said deceased the
following Personal Property to wit:
Ii HEAD OF HORSES,
Black Hawk COLTS, 3 Yoke Of Oxen,
g Mich COWS, BULd. lotof HOGS.
lot Of SHEEP, lot of Hay, WHEAT
in the straw, CORN in The Gall. OATS
IN Gle STRAW, ] Carriage, sleigh
a'arslling implements.
tour-h5r53 Wagon, G3friole, I
Reaper, Pio~s, I!arows, seylhcs, era
dies, &c.
ALSO. Iol of Household and Kitcb-
en- Furniture, and many other articles
too numerous 20 mention.
YhRHF on sur "A credit Of
lis months win De given on all sums
over Ten Dollars, the purchaser giving
note with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale Al
sums Of Ten Dollars and under cash.
no property to be removed until the
terms are complied with
Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock Nm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15

r. The freight steamer Hercules,
running on the 81. Lawrence river from
Montreal, q very new and large boat
blew up on Saturday while passing up
the Du Flatte rapids, eighteen miles be-
low Ogdensburg, N. " All tie crew
are missing but two, who are SO badly
burned that it is doubtful if they will
snrpirn