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\ DENTISTRY IMPROVED.

n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
lite, combining the irresistible advantase 60 -
OF oheapness, durability, usefulness and m ,yVy
creased comfort. Those having badly hit
ing plates ~ be guarantee perfect &c. Teeth
mounted on VucanIte will cost third less than
and see specimens az SIS Pennsy vanis avenue.
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HARTSHORNE' CURE-ALL,
i THE GREAT PAIN ANNlHTL ATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR Dh SPEPSiA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

PREPAR RY A CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs u. % and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DlSCuNERHIN MEDICAL
SCIENCS.
HARTSHORE'S CURE ALL should he kept
in all families In case of accidents sudden sick-
ness, II frequently Cares In less time than il
qulrss to get a physician.
IL cures rain any part Of the stem and is used
externally and internally.
-, III AS tine frequent changes Of the westher pro-
duce a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neok-every person should
get a bottle. Ii sots upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnews, Blood and Bones and, BY Its warming cleo
trOmag nelc power, pels al pain IRON the system
Set q bottle and try 10.
N: B.aH you have q Cough, use Harris
.GHERRY-it 10 the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
NTI-BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
or, Stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
Foul SeoretiOns.
The above medicines to be had at ell Drug Stores
IN Washington elty kldvel Clscell at George
town: H. Peel Co Alexandra. 90 ll-tr
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Northeast corner street north and 7th strast war
WashingtOn, ID. C., Ts.''
Manufactures aud repairs all kinds Of rdye Tools
including Masons' and stone eutteYa' Tools. Mill
Picks made and repaired, ss6-aa
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Failure
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. -.
Regular Sailing Days, sta f Goth of each mos

Regular Sailing Days, 5th 2Oth Of each DaoSth
CANTONESE many frauds and impo- ~Aesn
sitiOns of various kinds have been lately (EfG&
perpetrated on travellers bound to CA LI-S
I % tss tS
ma. in the city OF New York, feels 1t his duty to
caution ali persons seeking passage to California,
find the true Office of the Steamships of the %. g.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad. as no other Office
In New York is authorized to engage passage.
which is at IN West street. corner of Warren ST.,
fronting on the North River, At the head of the
Oossrvs my sign over the DOOR
iels J. w. RAYMOND, Agent. New York.
THE PACIFIC MAIL Nv STEAMSHIP COM
One of the Steamships of this Company. carrying
cRtiFoRNfA,a and H OREGON leave: 32f6k
of the United States Mail SIS Com pany q steamers,
on the 5th and goth of each month with the mails
and passengers. connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved BY the Navy Department. and guaranty sped
The Panama Railroad "a miles lous) is now oom-
New Work through % San franclsOo, and passengers
pany's expense the money paid in New ' YORK S
covers all ex expenses ofths trip.
keseIve steamers are kePtin port in Panama and
dent so that the route 10 entirely rsabs-no failure
having occurred in eight years. W
Pss:enesIs leave Panama the Same day they ar
Conductor. 20 through By each steamer, and take
charge Of women aud children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
RiYMONiD.-or to ssi ARM tastf Harris 4
60. New OTleans.-or c. L. BARTLETfs Bos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

III CtLADON SNYDER
-! nt .AS commenced the Pill MBlNG. GAS FIT
SN6, COPPER II aud SHE.ET-IR Bus
MISS IN the Philharmonic Hall building, on
street south, between Ith and tn Streets next TO
tne Suar Omse VIII be pleased 10 have a share of
tne patronage OF ms fellow citizens. All work en-
trusted 10 MS care wall be executed with dispatch
employ. N'0n IN HE
Give HIM a call. oo,e-,m
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MORE NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN

r. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR. No sa8 7tb
street, having Just returned from New York with a
large addition 10 his stock OF new goods of oerior
9uaJ and the sty invites ms GU stomers
ana all thers to call In and see them. Gentlemen
may rely on having their orders filed in the best
manner and at fair prices. oc s-2awSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

STOCKs BONDS. AND SECURITIES
~ bought and sold on Commission. = =
LOANS and BUSINESS PAPER NEGOTIATED
sold. "''1
90 l I'm N. SNYDER 4 SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

FH WONDER OF WASHINGTON "a
"A SlBBS'S VEGETA BILE BA LSA nj pe-form.
ng simo9t mlIaoes IN covering NJ Bald Heads and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

DOkTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
feet Portrait of yourself TO rs cents. warranted
not 70 fade. 2o0 of these bea. .ifu pictures made
by W. odley In nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied Pictures on paper for
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. C.. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 E street,
IL u em near WilIRrds,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

Il OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
IL present season. daily. OYSTERS~ ~
in the shell, taken out OF salt water theSHN (aI
same day. Restaurants wishing to be AA1
supplied by the barrel will please oaIl on ~
J. X. B. SCHWARXE,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner OF 18th and T. streets, hack of
" Scott KUkwOOd House.
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, OWLAND's MAccAssAR OIL a. sJbbY
y uAir eeoeo. noof- IN sueek. .isfta
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plANOs FOR SALE AND TO RENT,-A
PIANOS always ON hand, from the faoto- n
nee R n SSsssSSsyA SSSns, u New York;
In Baltimore. which viii sell or rent on %oS.rst:
and easy tsrms, at my Piano Wsroroom. No les It'll
90 i-tms FRED'K. q. REfcHENRAcu
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FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from the
best houses, At GlBBS'S, near the corner of
18th etreAf apd "a. IL 6yp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

The California mail steamers leave New York
on the 5th and 10th Of each month
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-05-05
For the Spirit of the Age.
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.

Delivered at Smithville, Mss, By Miss
ANN FL. PHILLIPS, March 10th, 1853,
before SmithUiLte Temperance Society !;
and published By request Of the same.
LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN IL rise before
you this morning, not wholly unprepared,
but not SO we'll prepared as | could wish.
With every facility that could have been
afforded, should not have been able to do
my subject justice; but my time has been
very limited, and without recourse to a
single book or tract have hastily and pro-
mi5cuously, under very unfavorable circum-
stances, thrown my thoughts together in
the order in which they occurred, with but
little time to revise or correct.
| can hardly fatter myself that my words
will benefit any one but my object is to
try to do good--if no more. | want the
world to know that | am the fast
friend of Temperance have always been
and ever will be. l could not therefore
withhold my mite of influence in its. be-
half, without doing violence to, my own
conscience and injustice to- those friends
who have solicited nv aid on the occasion
I heard of this movement, with deep and
thrilling interest. Not only have I wit
messed the frightful ravages of intemper
ance upon the, world at large, but have feI
! its withering curse upon my own heart
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-05-05

which stole unbidden to their eyes while
their danes and daughters gave vent to
bitter sobs or uttered mournful ailings
wrung from anguish-stricken hearts
The bier was borne to the old family
burying-ground by six pall-bearers iected
from the young men of his church, f lowed
by Mr.. Stanley and his family a chief
mourners and long procession OF pee
table spectators and was laid in Its last
resting place where mingled the dus IF his
fathers and owners for generations ast.--
Nota sound was heard to disturb tn seath-
like stiffness which reigned over til silent
city of the dead, except the hollow smb-
ling Of the cold sods as they fell u al the
coffin and the snh1ued sobs rss..eaEI6 ere
now and then wrt,Is5 ffre t1se,i tselss.. {
en- mourner. 1t was a solemn scene, and
SO long as memory retains its empire over
the mind / can never forget it!
The last time / visited my young friends,
the Stanley's, short time previous to that
afliction which has made me helpless in
valid for life, we rambled at the silent hour
of sunset to the old graveyard and side
by side with the well remembered grave
of Uncle Jack, on which the green grass
was now exuberantly growing, was fresh
ly made mound, beneath which, | was in
formed, slept his aged relict, old Aunt
Chloe; while at the head of his own had
been placed plain slab of white marble,
bearing the simple inscription Of
Uncle Jack-the Negro Preacher,
Htat 85 years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-05-05
Some weeks ago we published what we

Some weeks ago we published what we
supposed, and what the writer assured US
in private note was, mere story of re-
nance, having no personal reflections upon
any one. But as it turns out it is recog-
nized as mean attempt to stigmatize cer-
tain persons we'll known in the section
where the writer halls from. The follow
ing article is sent to us to publish, as re-
ply to that Story. We comply with the
request, and publish just as it was sent to
US. 1t is pretty severe, but we have no
doubt that it does no more than Justice to
one who is so unprincipled as to impose a
falsehood upon an Editor, as he did with us.
And now having allowed the injured
party an opportunity to defend himself, and
denounced the graceless act ourselves, we
shall allow nothing more to appear in our
columns on the subject.-ED. AGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
Che Alnrkets.
BALTIMORE, Aug. %, 1858

BALTIMORE, Aug. %, 1858.
FIoUR-Flour was steady, with sales of 500
bbls. City Mills super at $3.50, and 500 How
ard street and 100 Ohio at $5,62I per Dbl.
No change in prices of extra. Corn meal $3.50
Per Dbl.
GRAFE.-Wheat was in better supply to-day,
Is, 500 bushels of white and 4, 600 bushels of
red being offered, and with an active demand
for shipment and home milling purposes, prices
were firmly sustained The sales embraced the
entire recciptsatSl l2al 81 for red aud 81 Boa
l.5o per bushel for white, 600 bushels bro I
the latter price. OF Corn 1000 bushels white
and 5000 yellow received-al the yellow sold
at s8a90 cts, and small sales white at 77a80
cts. per bushel. Oats, 10, 900 bushels offered
and sold at 3Sa4l cts. per bushel
SEEns.-Cloyer We note sales of lG0 bushels,
per ca lbs, at S. so. No sales of Timothy
reported on Change Sun
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
r q r. s A LIE,
COTTAGE SEMINARY,
SITUATED IN
BR0OKVILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., ND.

E'HE OWNER, after fourteen years
D. Of arduous duties in the above
Seminary being DESTROYS of retiring
from the iabors of a seminary, offers the
above property at Private Sale.
The property offers rare inducemont
70 any one desiring 10 engage in a female
school Il IS situated IN one Of the most
healthy locations 10 our county. The
viillgo Of Brookyillo is pleasant and free
from 'ho usual Ills attendant upon a vii
iace life, there being an enactment Of
the Legislature gorbidding .hc sale Of
spirituous liquors within two miles Of
the place The HOUSE is in every why
adapted for Seminary, having been
erected for that purpose II is sufficient
| ly large to lodge sixty persons comfort
ably Il has Il commodious Dining
Room, School Rooms aud Music Rooms.
also, Kitchen, Wash House and Dairy.
There is pump Of neyer-failing water
in the kitchen The Grounds attached
are sufficiently large for recreation aud
exercise.
TERMS Ct sale made easy to any ono
who may purchase the above property
Persons desiring to purchase, can bagc
more particular Information by address
ing EDWARD w Owen, at Broolville,
Md, or GEORGE PErER, at Rockville.
The property can be examined at any
time by applying to Mr.. Il. w. OwES
~ The above property will be in
market until the 18th Of October next.
at which time, if not sold, the present
owner viii make arrangements TO reopen
the school for a limited number of board
ers, under her immediate supcriutend-
ence In the meantime the owner would
request those persons desiring to patron
ize the school, to wait with her until the
Goth Of October, at which time she will
give them information whether the pio.
perly has been sold or not
aug Is If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
STANMORE SCHOOL,
SANDY SPRING,
Montgomery County, Md.

TH'IlE undersigned, who, for the last
d six years, has been associated with
his father-in law, Benjamin Hallowell,
in the charge of the Alexandria Board
ing School, designs opening Il SELECT
BOARDING. SCHOOL, for Young
Men and Boys, in Sandy Spring neigh
borhood, Montgomery County, Nd The
session will begin On the first Of the
tenth month (Octobor) The number
of students is limited to twenty
Spacious buildings conveniently ar
ranged, have just been erected, with cs-
pecial reference to this object, and every
excrtion will be made to secure the COM
fort, preserve the health, and promote
the scientific and literary advancement
Of the students.
The Course of Instruction, Discipline,
&c, will be the same that have been
pursued, with SO much success, by the
founder Of the Alexandria Boarding
School, by whose counsel and assistance
the undersigned hopes to be materially
aided il his efforts for the advancement
/ oil his pupils.
The school will be easily accessible
from Washington or Baltimore as a
Stage which runs daily between Brooke
vile and the Laurel Station, on the Bal
timore and Washington Railroad, passes
by the door. Passengers to meet this
Stage must take the second train from
Baltimore or Washington, and they then
arrive at the school about 2 o'clock -
A good turnpike, (the Washington and
Brookeville, leads from Washington to
the school, distance about s miles.
re-" For Circulars, containing terms,
&c, apply to Robert II Miller, or Benz
Halowell, at Alexandra, Va, or to the
subscriber, at Sandy Spring Postofliee,
Montgomery County, Md.
FRANCIS MILLER.
aug 20-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
PEMNOCK'S
Wheat & GuanO Drill.

EfAtMlRS Of Montgomery county will
n please bear in mind that continue the
agency for this well established, valuable and
economical implement.
As now made, Iwaryam IL as good in al r.
spec's, and in some points BETTER than any:oth-
er and at $50 to 1915 less price than Bedford
& Hufmans
Please order early, bymail or otherwise, aud
they shall be promptly delivered at any point
on railroad, the canal, or in the District Of
Columbia
They are made either with or without seed
sewers attached.
The wheat crop in Mcdley's District this
season IL much the best in the county. Here
nearly or quite every farmer drills his V heat
and guano. Facts are stubborn things
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
JESSE T. HIGGINS,
Exclusive Agent for Montgomery Co.,
and the adjoining territory.
zssJ- All parts Of the Drills for repairing
always on hand
9ss~ Agent for Montgomery Rockaway
Fan aug 27--st
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
SHERIFPS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of writ Of lieri facias
I'D issued out Of the Circuit Court foi
Montgomery county, and 10 the Sheriff
of said county directed, will be exposed
to public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Courthouse door in Rock
vile, on FRIDAlI, the l0h day n Sep
temJcr acat, at the hour Of 3 o'clock, p
NJ, all the right, title, claim and inte-
rest, both at law and equity, Of James
Parker, Of, in and to A TRACT OF
LAND, lying and being in Montgome-
ry county, called the "FARM," or "TnE
REsuGrEY on THE FARM" containing
40 ACRES OF LAND, more or less
ALSO-1'hat part aud portion Of the
Farm" or 1.-The Rosurvoy on Tho
Farm" conveyed by the said james
Parker and wife to W b Mickum, on
the 10Th Of juno, 1851, aud recorded
in Liber J. G. IT. No g, Folios 2l5,
ZIG, III containing aq9 ACRES or
LAND moro or less
Seized and taken as the property Of
the said james Parker, at the suit Of
james McConkey, and will be sold to sa-
tisfy the same.
JOHN r. BENSON, GLF
aug - is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27

No RAIN FOR NINETY DAYS. The
farmers Of Clover Hill, Chesterfield, Va.
deplore sadly the lack of rain in that
section, where not shower, Of two mi
nutes duration, has fallen for ninety days
Within radius of five miles Of Clover
Hill, every cornfeld is completely burnt
up, many having been scorched by the
raging sun Of June, when scarcely one
third Of growth 10 some ten or twelve
farmers in the locality the crop has con-
sequcntly proven a dead loss. --Pctcrs-
durg Erprcss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27

THE Hoo CnoLERA. This disease has
made its appearance in Catoctin Valley,
Frederick county, Md, in its most yiru.
lent form. The Register states that Mr..
Peter Cutler has lost 30 head, Mr.. p.
Coblontz 81, and Mr.. Henry w. Sum-
mers 8. 1t also hears Of other farmers
whose porkars have fallen victims to the
epidemic The Register adds
Mr.. Cutler thinks he arrested the dis
ease and saved the remainder of his
hogs by using the following remedy,
which we append for the information Of
those whose hogs may have contracted
the disease IL ID. Of sulphur, / lb. Of
rosin and 1 ID. saltpetrc, beaten into a
powder and given in the proportion Of a
large spoonful to seven hogs every other
day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
DRILLS!

HAVlNG continued the agency " Tie wGi
4 1 known BrNfoap q llOFrNAs'H GRdfN
GU1NO AND #EED minus, am nov
prepared 10 receive orders, At Baltimore price,
freight added. Lust ycar many farmers were
order your drin without delay
and be prepared 10 gecd your grain. Tho Drill
shown and explained
Ec~ Apply IA the Central Agency Depot
SO 7th Street Washington. D. G. to
EDWARD =. SIMPSON,
aug rot Sign Of the Spread Eagle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
The Result In Kansas.

= speaking few days since of the
rseen: gote in Kansas, (says the Union)
we said that the vexed question of sla-
very haa little Or nothing to do with the
gesal. " 1t was SO manifest that other
causes had induced the people of Kansas
to reject the proposition for her aGmis-
sion as . State, that we did not hesitate
to express the opinion with some conf
dencc that they were either unwilling or
unable to undertake the support of
State government, and hence the deci-
sion pronounced by them against the
proposition for admission a private
letter from friend in Lecompton, who
is as well, if not better, informed on this
subject than any man in that Territory,
written on the 4th instant, says: :" Ere
this reaches you, you will have heard
enough to satisfy you that the English
proposition has been rejected by a large
majority, The result has not been diff
ferent from what had anticipated. In
nearly all the pro-slavery strongholds, as
far as heard from, the vote against the
proposition has been nearly as heavy in
proportion as at other places. At this
place the pro-slavery men generally voted
against it, or absented themselves froul
the polls, and, instead of giving hum
dred and forty or fifty votes in the affirm
alive, as they should have done, they
cast only twenty for to a hundred
and seven against"
Such is the confrmatory evidence al
ready received Of the correctness of the
views we have presented to our readers
On this subject. In point of fact, there
was no confirmation needed of a fact
which was so manifest from the whole
character of the canvass. Everybody
processes to be very anxious that there
should be an end of this Kansas excite.
ment and trouble. That point is now
reached, and the sincerity of those who
have made these professions will now be
put to the test. Let those who may seel
for party or factious purposes to renew
this excitement, and again involve tn,
country in an angry and proftless quar-
rel, be regarded as enemies of the publ,
peace, and we hazard the prediction tina
the people Of Kansas, left to themselves
will work out their future success an(
prosperity in conformity to the decision
which their own judgment has pronoun
ced as for their best interest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
NeDV' ar VyOODlANN,

containing 81 ACRES The land is of
the finest quality and well timbercd. 1t
is situated in the neighborhood of Mr..
Tilghman Waters Mill, whose lands it
adjoins, as also those Of Mr.. McAtee and
others
Any person wishing to view the pre-
misses before the day of sale, will be
shown them by the undersigned, residing
at the Mill Of Dr. Franklin Waters,
near Darnestown.
TERMS. One-half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the balance in
one and two years; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser, with security to be approved
by the undersigned.
GEORGE w. DARBY.
WIN w ALLEN, Auc'r.
aug 27-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27

REDUCTION OF OFFICERS. 1t appears
that an agent of the Treasury Depart
ment recently visited the Baltimore Gus
tom-house, examined the forces there en-
ployed, and recommended q reduction.
The Collector has since received instruc-
tons from the Department that, unless
sufficient cause to the contrary be fur
nished, VIM. r. Nelson, hospital clerk
Chapman B. Briscoe, coasting clerk, p.
f. Thomas, jr., statistical clerk, Brice
II, Hobbs, public store clerk, John G.
Gatchel, Henderson's bonded warehouse
clerk, and Thomas S. Austin, assistant
measurer, be dismissed and their Offices
abolished The dismissal of one mes
senger, ten night watchmen, and two
bootmen is also ordered The removals
will not be made before the first of next
month. - Wash. Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27

RELIGIOUS. JOHN ?. DICKINSON,
by Divine permission will preach in the old
Presbyterian church, in this place, on NEXT
LORDS DAY, at the hour of 3 o'clock, P.
" nnd ~ carly candle-lighting. [aug u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
TOTTCE,.

X HEREBY llrewaru al. persons from
e. Irespas5ing On my premises with
dog or gun, cutting my wood, pulling
down my fences, leaving open my gates,
or ia any other manner whatever, as |
am determined to enforce the law against
all so offending
aug 27-3t BENZ 7 HODGES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
MULES AND HORSES!

n THE undersigned will re-
M ccyc from Kcnmcky, on Thurs
II day next tic 2Jth instant, soue
30 HEAD or MULES aud
cr ~ tDuLE HORSES, M' OF which be-
vii ero ~ 81 a usual low pficra Per-
aolr a1ifn n lafsfAc bad better gall carlg.
"a they oda'u lcro lr' one day only.
aug 2q-lt ~ y LErfON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
APPLE PARERS .AyND
CIDER MILLS.

TIVE ubscribcr offers for this season the n.
4 nj mrrored ayie NJ CIDER MLLS
being durable strong and efficient Any o..
MGR having crop Of apples win find tie geo
Of one ycfy profitable.
THE APPLE PARER, CORER $50 Sill
GER is simple and unique and 10 hous. -sec1-
cr, in city or country, should Giil 70 buy o4g.
Price rerH iop. At tle National AgdcuIfa
raj Seed WarehOuac. No. go %orih 40 80
Wabugton. y. g.
aug 20 st EDWANp =. SIMPSON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-27
NOTICE.

EsHiiE undersigned has sold out his en-
a tire stock Of Hardware which ar
rangcmcnt went into effect on the 18th
Of June last.
The business will hereafter be con
ductod under the firm Of VI. j. ADLER
x CO., to whom recommend my old
rsiomers, with thanks to them for past