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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-25

EEs4 - e@E
By RAILROAD FROM GAIA a.
To CNteGg0 Direct % SiEfeea H01rs 1-iftoIf s.1rl
g Cage or Change Qf Cars 0r Beggrgs-
BRANCH PROM CENTR4tTA Ts NOW FTNrsHF1
nus snortenins taa time 81 sizeu haurs 90 C1l-ars
A CAicasos oonBectLng with Hc1.xsu Central Cars
n leaving Re same Depot for Def-1lt Es-ars o. Il
Rochester. A1any New YORK Bostou sn.i a.I ss-l-r-
1nd Atlantic Cities Only two change 20 Cars frrrf
Cairo 70 Hiagara and three from Cairo o. sralr -1i
tour from Cair- D New Lllk. 1e fr1-l Care ~ q ~
Iork, forty-uine hours. FARE as 1s and a- s --4--
er. than BY any other route Passsn-ers .--lrh ~
VET suhiectst % ths deavs 11lsarueHt tr sraanr
changes By short lines o Esiruaca through I-lla sz
Also, o1nnecting e. CtscsEl With HcLlr.1 s1-fa=-r
Trains. fer Cleveland, Dunkirs end t- sas vim Ia-s
sheboygan. Sr and with s1sellH III. ~ V-s CIsz+
steamers foI saHit Ste hs-is. Lake 5u- .e. Cllng
rains lssveCalro Evezy Esrui-s sa' ,suuz o. fs.-
SOS A. n. Oais.zo ,at B-lr-l lz--.ss. szas.ys
excspted-
This Train connects at C7li-r- vim t., r-s r.--.
mag Expr-ss ever d ca-,- C---ar laslt Wssa1 .-.I
NeE Tork Central IIro-ts lr1-H l- llf-ty-oa ll--s
Ihls irain also connects at 55rI1rl With nHfa arf
Mississippi Rsruad for st. Ieuis snE r.ra.rr-s. IL
fana With Trains ~ The Terra Uz--e. A--.l sll ST.
Louis hairoaf. for Iniiaualos Tr1isv srr 1-e.r-
natii q Decatur Eth Main line Ezu-ess r-- Gaeur
uunelth5 TIE atiar cl1nacfIuE with Trs.ra gHrf-
held. Naples, Roek island. Burlington end Q1.ll-.
$40 P NJ. New York EEprsls 5s-u~ds7s erls1saI
stopping 8nT 20 important Stations arr-lr - rH a.
connecting with Main L.ne Day sVress from Ca--- %
: A.A'7l4lAH A-ll 1lIAfAIi- ~ llIlHl-| ID
Passengers for the Upacr Mississippi WIZ Ir a. Dua-
eth, steamers o. the DunIeth end Hurea1s Paczet
Company, ready 20 leave the arrival OF esr Ca.r1
Irah for L Crosse, Rsi1gHz St. Paul Sc Pasaer-.-a
for Janesviile, and Central and Easteru Wscrsn l-
meet 60 freeport with rraias tc Ba1i- an JaHr. sr
from thence % Asdis1l sni Central and Eastern Wis
consin.
ne Maps and Charts rifcattnr th, Grest Central
honte % the horth and Eazt rf+ script Of
Coltons MaB OF The UEi.7 S.sff= and ra1@l-ar- ara
requested % sxaune thls route 7r al tta -1ruu-
time cards Of me o1unecI-- Roads and -- fer -s--
selves a. % the correctness 1' la above saeHrs me
gpeEiuE of ne Illinois Central Pa -af from Cairo %
Chcago and thus forming speedy and t-.cr means OF
oo1nuunication between tbe Upper Ia-s and Rivers, aud
tie Lower Mississippi, a1orts ta che pleasure
A. vel az ne business man. attractions srL facilities
for reaching ihe North anil East which sras those
any Other rQute whatever. The I1ri1us fI-s
ulsne1 BY The Company frr fh- 1f -t= .-s-
cling sunlic ne perraneucy uf tEe road s-f
the strength ald eeance OF the EuEres end Cars COM
mend themselves 'o thoae who desire trara.ET rssE
comfort anc safety STATE ruos secured rr s uarF-ts
TICKETS GOOD FOR OEE YEAR. with fhe prIviIs-s
Or laying over az any point, BE- bad st Memphis,
No. 10 Jefers0n street.
WILLIAM NORM AGENT
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v L TEEA -s-..--.----d- FoLllhIlhE
TREAUWELL & FOLLTNTTNE
A TTOENEYs AT Law Memphis, Tenn Ofoe, No.
a IS Je-rsau street. uP stajrs. second door East o.
C0url=-cill Hltel. tus-daTiy
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KTFFPNER. Nd

usaa 20 l1r- ifr eta sIsof Eemphis and it, Vi
ciuitr taEt H- fs= 1aated hinseif the southeast
osrner af U7isH slI se1uud streefs-
Of-- h1urs uHfi coca In the morniug between Y
s1d / az rrol1 ard bar Feel aud in the evening
MEFRESl Es-I lcE1 Sharkees GOV Brown, q Mss;
Nelson Aitclen Rsg. % Charlesf1n- g O. Drs. HeTinE
Li-pe of Pha e. Ara and Dr. OAspar Of L0uisviile.
ferfs-lrv
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4r0frssl0Ral Gar0s.
FNn ID. TROrFER.

A TrORSET At LAW. Auslla Tuaios county, Mss,
a viii attend 90 the payment reieta of
lana eiths- arf-l I'd sl Tor taxes and promptly
attend % the uz1u Cf iaHd titles IN The counties
or 1uui-s oaah1lA BJ-tvar and Va hiugtuu-
faus=IEEsu
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;frutt Grrrs e Sbrubbtrp.
Chnine Frnita - 81

OuUILU lLLl -L All ALUlaa
TT1HE subscriber has On 1aad fhsi iar-est -l- y a
Il ton of GREENHOUSE PLANTS OaS f.
MENTAL sHRUBs and-EF ERl Rs ms of e-a.. r.g7a
description; together with the m1st extensive -
1ollection of FRUIrs 20 al description BuLROTS
ROOTS. FLOWER SEsEDS and al perrairi-E to general
Nursery buslaess. AT orders addressed be undsr-
signed, Box i63 wiz receive prompt att .1tl
Nursery on Horn Lake Roza Qrl- band siIs) IA miles
from cii
g. W. WIS tI05
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rnEnnnat; q. C0NE,

A FroENEY Al LAW, sns General Cailectius sn'
a se-urur Are1t ror west Teunesss, tsstern AIsais
srs ard North ..iesippi. Ofos tn Uaon bocEl Oeur
Street over Cearss q fsui7l's R11kstore- srpe-ly
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-. q. WEATHEpFORD,

4
= lr.Hs. Az
hefer 20 A. Nrisnl hsq-r ana Sa-- - y fa3nefa
rhiss --1re R = Caruihers. Supreme Courti T. 6
EzstmHu, Esq, EashFHle; KaioT G. A Henrys Clsrks
VIE Tr-n and Ges. 7. Z. Ecurn0y, Deshs CO. AR
r-sr1l-dswlT
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DE. z. L. LASKY. -
PhYSlciaR. SRrge0R and AcC9Hrher.
FasailsIJa SIre6f, 58tEeel Kan anl srdo1dl
MEMPHIS, TENN.


one hours f-.u = 10 o'cl0ck H., AID rrum 70
0'ci1cE. p.
TVEHANKFUL f1r the KIND usfrl1a-e h=TetGf1re eE-
tHulel % me- tsEe p.easurz O. Inform custom
ers and the pubic --a that Or is ui N eHtion
O. lsaFe this city EEs b=l reported. and TIA AN
zdv 1tt nj g. s eases uf Internal sad ezt-rna
daazas aB5 tst pr sgsi 40 aaaertase tsa na,si
di-lt a1erltus and zCcourLu MS. and tnat DO not
u-a rz'r1 or any prepzziln u mercury IN diseasas
ElstErsr-
secret diseases ru-ed lu uv 81n u2ethod n sucn
r1sunr Il.erfrs with -ha business o. the pa-
tie1t zli ttst Co be- any u7Tcu-y 10 the treat
% lt ~ th= sane
For the f1sw1E R1@um stisr1, AT 1ritis, Neuralgia,
Nerv1us Hesdsc1a sl1 Too "a h. ParEFsis DFsep laI
Ts-1li.r th- Liver Spinal Curvsture ard WeaEress,
TleruH DISEASES Hias Tuu0r AIb1s or Whffe Swell
I-- nssa-ss wei al iisesses0f the kre snd Ear,
A-neulrrh5s Chur7es sseriiy, SperaatorrhoeaY sc,
h- Id s-e t1E- require an entire regulation Of
the f11 ard nervous ste, use the Magneio-k ectrio
t-sr1eut which b. universally known for its practioa
tIHtE
Af-er a u-sctoe or ten yesrs Star Physician and
D-ractlr Cf several hospitals in Germsuy. and eight
vaars nraree in the United states nv reputatiou as
P1vsirau slrEs1u aud AcceuchGr fs sulceatly estao
Isls5 zs b Use 10 further oomussut-
Iees3- asuIv Dr.. L.IAsET.
" - -r~o,r
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Mlartb GItttiOn.
ron COUNTY TRUsTEE

For Register, Upton County.
~ are suthorE d 70 snnuuncr ISAAC ". FURNACE
candidate for REGISTER Ipton county at the snsung
March election far2Q-fawtfs
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C0RNER or CHICKASAW AND JAcKSON-STS. :,
NIonaPh18, TSnn-.
nEALER In Ale Porter, Cider and wines Of a. kind.s
mans fsctured ~ TIE celebrzted establish osif
n ne United states For sale, wholesale setAi.
Frd M o1z epris1oe ii the business Twelve ge.rse q
which has len the city of Aenphlsl "a ter uysei
with M guarsuty haTa had from ny Oh custon1sr
ftsr uv exartinrs Rave bsen Eppreciataf D. the71-
inivs0 csxiv JACOB BECHTOLD-
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"A. ID. WEIGH.
mE-rnIrrfsnn-


A TT0REET At Law, Jackson. rem. An business
Il uirusted 70 his care proHVsy attended 70.
s-r9-i-vNE-f
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r e p O r T
sTATEAENF.
ASSETS


Cash on hand and on deposit...... sis,4S1 %
Cash In the hands Of Ageuts and in
course Of iransmission secur,d By
B nd With suneties.-...-......- s 657 p
Fifty y-f0ur Bonds ard AortgAg-s, at
and per cent Interest.
mounting 10 the asEregate to.... ihl as 90
which mortgages valua-
be and pr0fuctive real estats,
principally farms recorded and
hrst liens, worth Eenerails double
the anount, and more than mort
gAged for IN each case, and 10
ease less than 50 per cent. more,
exclusive of farm buildings and
90 certified By the Recorders,
where recorded. ta the Auditors
of the States of Ohio and Illinois.
Nineteen Bonds lnt'est per- tent..
security simple, amouuting In the
arEregate to--ss--. 41,ed5 90
SITS Receivable, VIZ: Promiss0ry
Notes, payable on demand-....-. t.60o %
Cash due frcm responsible parties
on demand. !. .161 a.
Interest accrued and p1ncpafly
due, payable jan ., is57........ n 0t5 S.
-s1S7 las 81
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1885
Amount Of Prmiums rcevd during the yesr sis 2o3 %
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Master of ransportatiou, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, slowing the holders 70 stop ~
~ polat and resume their seats AZ peasurs. may b.
urch.s8d a. the C0muany's Once. No. rs, jefferson
trcet doors East q The Commercial Hotei Memphis
lune25-ly w. hORIN, Agent.
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Baltimore and Ohio
E@N -
X A II. II q a ID

Il A | l. X d A ID
THIS Roas runs frnm Whesling 70 Baltimore, fg7s
mlesl and % EEshilgt0n zoe niiss) and presents
the fullest sdvantsgss bofh a. fr-ighi and psssenEr
line 70 through Wild and rlnantic regions q the
Aleeuesi and bring soiidly constructed completely
agupped and carefully managed. Is oue of the
t-.rfvr and safest Railroas United States Ths
Cenrrsi Ohio Rkrosd ron Columbus md zanesFiletf %
wheeling unitss ths road Eith s PORTIONS of the Essi
rHr oNLv THHousH TIcKzTs FROm NEnPHrs.
LOUISVILLE and ST. Louis 70 the EATIoSAL Me-
rHOPoLIs are sold b THIS road. which direct e
WlhnEton without The delay of Pessins through Ealti
more It Is the only Inns By wheh baggage can b
checked % washington from the Ohio river.
E1-By TIE MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, tats the NAL
steamer running daily f1r Louisville osunecfng thers
with mau straIners Jacksonville Railraf Cncn-
na where they arrive 90 as % connect with the
Little n ami Railroad for Columbus. oonuect nx ther
Cenrsl Ohio Railroad, thrDugh Newark and lanes
VIE. Whecng. By the express train of this route
n tine rUu CnennEfi % Baltimore and % Fashinsto1
Is sur . ask Tor tei ets S5 The Bsitore and ohio
Rsilrosd Rsuts.
Eg-P4ssengers frum Memphis going Rast thrsurh 50
Louis can buy rrough Tickets by n, Baltimore and Ohio
Rairosd This route lays Though Vncsnnes Terra Hautc
Indianapolis, ETC., 70 Wheeling, the new Ohio and
Mississippi and caunuecting Roads. These connections
all direot and the time fum ST. Louis 70 Baltimore
Uashngtc1 Is hut about a. hours. rhrouEh TIckers
By this route may be had of the Agent under TIE Plan
tss House, - the foloEing rates From 81. Louis %
Baltimore s35i % Wzshingt0n SIS.
Al Whorns the passsnssr takes the superior Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which leave three times
daily Baltimore. WsshinEtou, Fhiladephia and New
Tork ThruHsh 10 or n hours, including sfoppages
For safety speed regularity beauty o. country and
si -r,fsrt thts r-,d l. ss,lnd 10 none In .ss fBi1
FREiGWTS- - This company possesses the largest
e1uipneut Of any Railroad l The United States and
prepared Do immense business IN nsportssion
The Rad makes immediate Connection az the Wharves ard
m the streets 8altim0re with the Rairoa Phfae-
phla and New York steamers II Ericsson and BALTIz
noRr STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 Nv
York By Merchauts' and ainers' Line Boston
steamers % Norfolk. Charleston. Savannah, &C. Fur
rarticuars freight tar o1pes q which may Be had
" the Forwarding Houses In The west, % J. B. F0RD
Receiving and ForEzrdinT gent a. wheeling.
WM 8. WOODSIDH.
Nsster % Trznsportatou Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, slowing the boilers 70 stop q
say point. and resume their seats az peasurs. may b.
purch.sed a. the Comuany's Once. No. rs, jefferson
street foors East o. The Coumercal Hotei. Memphis
June25-ly w. hORIN, Agent.
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BY RAILROAD FROM CAIa

Memphis to Atlantic Cities
6R =
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ONET Tii ~ FTHaRNaT. COOPER 1 IEiKz.

FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
HF a-r Authorized 70 ausounce FRANCIS BAUGH Is
clnfiafs for unity Trustee OF shelby county at the
ensufug March eac in. oct1T-tee
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FOR CONSTABLE,

IN. SAINT candidate Tor the 0noe ot Cons,aol,
81 TIE next election IN March, n the Foureeth Ci,i
nt-icf aHgi6-tss
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nRnWN FRAEER.

A TrORNETs ALLAN Of1Ces No 26S Main street
n ever Banz@u's H1sc Store Memphis, Team, and
Hcruzudn. neslto uuHnty, Kiss Val attend promptly
al collections and business entrusted 70 them IN west
Teuuezs-e and E0rfh MizsiEsirui.
REPER ro-Fruiit. Bro & Co Phlisieiphisi Cronln,
HurEthsu q sears. walter stelniein, n T. ". 2.
Miller Janss, B-oru Co. J. webb q Co. Ken
urfr Epls-1EWl7
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nR lRrHUR K TAYLOR has ACCENTED with hin
IL biz Brother Dr w Y. TAYLOR, Jr. They ore
t1ei- serrfoes 20 tha puric.
Oisss On csar, street. ssuth SIDE Of the Square.
farf-gu
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VI llIl0TII6l an T0Il1s|lI . Ill0IIl1 y
H0LLENBECE as . candidate fur the oioe of Constab
n ths Pm Civi Distress q TIE us hargh eleS
-, tf9-tes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-25

CASTER, of fishervilie. . caadldate for Count
Trustee shelby county 81 the ensuing March election
octt6-daEt-
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FOR CONSTABLE,

JOIN " HAWFaORNs is q esud dste sor re-eiection
10 ne ooe OF Constable for the Faurteenth Civil Dis
trct OF shelby County, Tsnn 81 the coming election.
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GalH4a v. bAkNks $50, % A0rnlng sun, RS
pecfully aunouncss himself the Democratic candl-
date" for Tru>tee - the ensuing March elsetion.-
To the Y0ters of shelby C0nmGy.
AT the ensuinE March eie-ti0u, recommend Mr
GEURaE " zARN Is 70 your csasidsration. a. bsinR
Eestlsman 81 unm lcachahle character and well sua-
aed and noted Tor his indu-trious habits.
8. EDWARDS
RICE BOND.
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Expenses for the yefr. including oommiss ons,
Snd a other ,xpeasss. Sos Z
Dividends paid during the year......-....-... iooo0
December 81, isss. .......... issl !
Amount paid fer Losses thai occurred curing
the year.......-..-...-..---.- ShSt :
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sls o8l0 % O0s8 oo . % 8 % co.'s % rs %
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ARCHITECTHRE

THE undersigned respectfully announces 70 the ctti-
Il Eens u Memphis and surrounding country that b.
prepared % draw plans sid specdcatous % buildings
every description estimate the cust and uperlutend
the erection any character Of budn draw contracts
between the parties, a., &C.
he VII also attend 70 the 'urement Of orick-work
pastering, excavations enhaukmeuts. &c-, 70 the
pauning and construction 0f bridges survena q lots
In any part Of the city Or adjoining country
= Onice in Bank Alley, the once n Judge Hi
sonia of MADISON streel " CRANE,
sep2T-sm Architect and Clvi Engineer.
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STATE or PEESsTLvAvIA, q.
CoUETY OF BRADFORD. H...
Francis Tyler Presdeut, and Iohu p. Garfield, secre-
ary of The Farmers U1i9n Insurance Company, being
ssvealv daily sworn depose and saw snd each fr him
self says, that the for s1ns true, fan and correct
statement Of the azof said ooporaton and that they
are the above described "a fh=reof
FRANCIS TTLEE, President.
CANFIELD Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn, before this, 24fh Say of Jan
uary. A D. tS57. J. B. REEVE. J. P.
STATE OF rEEEEssEE. CoMPrR0LLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Decembef S, 1857.
Ihs Il % certify, thst tas Farmers Union Insurance
Compzny, locatsd q Athens the statc Of Pennsyl-
vania, has couped with al the Requirements o. act
passed BY he General Assembly Of the state 0f Times
see In Marrh. 1856, entitled An Act TO regulate the
agencies Of Insurancs Comp not porst By tue
State Of Tennessee," and thai v MILLION and
PUTNAM are the legally tnorzed Agents cf said Com
pany In the togn Of Memphis State oi Tennessee.
dec7i-lm o LUrTRELL. Comptroller.
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JAMES n0OHE.

A Tl9REET At Law, Memphis, Team. Re'erenoss :
"a Massrs ward A. Jones, Phillips white, Lamb
Tounr 4 Co McGIanahan, Trousdsle Dill Alton
Putnam Nues oFen hsq-. ~ AYeIy hsq-. = Asnl 1's
OHcs up stairs. 81 the oorner o. Esin and Madison
strees usst d. 70 the Gayoso SSFingE Institution
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CAR D.

TTHE parrnarshr in the practice o. Law Heretofore
existing h7tEae- Sullivan, TTssdVrll 4 Vollintine,
Is iris day Dissolved JuIy 1, 1851.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-04
FARM ERS,
Look to Your Interest ! !

DUY one of the " WIRE SPRING TOOTH
I'D GLEANERS" especially you who do
not use Mccormick Reaper, and save all your
grain. The outlay is nothing compared with
what i will save you in grain which must
otherwise be lost.
The Farmers Of Montgomery County are in
formed that have the Exclusive Right Of sup
plying them with this celebrated RAKE It's
now put up substantialiy md durably, and Ia
confidently offered as the most efficient for liz
purpose and most economical implement in use
PRICE everywhere, $1,000.
They will be kept at my store in Poolcsyille,
also at John II. Higgins, Rockville;
A. G. II. Darne's Jamestown;
q. w. Mobley's, Laytonsvillc;
Thomas Lansdalc's, Triadelphia;
Henry Stabler's, Roslyn;
Bently Il Gilpin's, Sandy Springs;
Henry Buzzard's, Mt. AIRY;
D. p Griaith,s, MonroYia;
Jonathan Tyson's, Frederick;
A. Kohlenburg, Adamstown, and
Jas. II. Bcsant 4 Co., 1T. Of Rocks.
All orders by mail prompuy@ttended TO-
JESSE Z. HIGGINS,
jun 1--6t Poolesyille, Maryland.
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WOOL CARDING
All WOODLAND MELLs.

NyITE Subscriber takes this method of
Il informing his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has made an ar
rsagement with Mr. +. @, CHOPPER, for
the use of his Carding Machines, which
he intends to put in first-rate order, and
having engaged the services of an expe-
rienced hand in WOOL CARDING,
will, on and after the LIST of June, be-
prepared to Card Rolls in the very best
manner and at as low price as it can be
donc anywhere in the county.
He earnestly bolicits share Of tho
public patronage, and pledges himself
that all work entrusted to him shall be
done in a first-rate manner, and hopes to
give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with CALL
His Terms will be CASH.
Wool will be called for and returned
to the following places:
Mr.. Leonidas Wilson's, Clarksburg
Mr.. Zach. Dowden's, Neclsville;
Mr. Samuel Gloyd's, Gaithersburg;
Mr.. VIM Braddock's, Rockville;
Mr.. Alexander Peters, Jamestown;
Mr.. Nathan Allnutt's, Dawsonsville /;
Mr.. j. L. Browns, Goshen Store.
RICH'D ii. BENNETT.
may 28-2t
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NEW
AGRICULTURAL g. MACHINE


A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MA
IN CIIlNERY, Field and Garden Seeds, Fec
tilizera, &c The undersigned is now prepared
TO furnish the above mentioned and all articles
pertaining to the agricultural business, mt tho
lowest market rates. Having just returned
from tour through tho Northern and New
England States, where he has visited large
number Of the principal Agricultural Manuiac-
turing Establishments, from which he has ta-
ken great pains In selecting choice assort-
Inent OF Implements and Machinery OF all de-
scriptions. lie has also made arrangements to
be at all times in receipt OF any important inn
| proyements that may take place in the agricul-
tural line. Another very important feature in
this new establishment Is, that the proprietor Ia
n practical agricultural niachiuist, with an ex-
| pcrience OF twelve years. He has thereby nc
quircd n thorough knowledge OF this business
in all IFS various branches. lie therefore feels
| justified in saying that he can obtain and FUR
nsh all articles in his line on as reasonable
terms MS any house IN this country.
mr. Machinery Of all descriptions repaired
at the shortest notice and on the most reason-
able terms.
with the above experience and facilities for
conducting this business, (which is all Import
ant, he respectfully solicits tho patronage OF
the farming community and public generally.
II shall always be his object to please.
Yours, veIy respectfully,
J. =. BARTHOLOW,
55s H., H., siz doors south Of Pa. ~.
Washington City, d. o. oct lC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-04
For the Montgomery County Sentinel.
The Dedication at Darnestown.

Mr.. EDIToR: The dedication of the
Presbyterian Church at Darnestown, on
the 32d ult, was the browning act of an
enterprise which, although commenced
with fear and trembling, yet after much
care and toll, has, by the blessing Of the
great King of Zion, been brought to q
most happy completion.
The church edifce is 30 by Al feet,
with an audience room which will seat
Gncluding the gallery from 225 to $50
persons. The total cost has been about
So, 300. The plan and its execution re-
fleet much credit on the building COM
mittee, Messrs. Dufef, Thompson, and
Lewis. The Pastor of the Church, Rev.
DANIEL MOTHER, has been untiring in
his exertions, and it is mainly through
his instrumentality that the consumma-
ton of the enterprise was effected. He
was much encouraged in the work by
friends of other denominations, who con-
tributed literally of their means, and
aided the undertaking in other respects
To j. L. Dufsf, Esq, the church is in
debted for tho beautiful acre lot on
which the edifce has been erected To
Major George Peter, for very large
subscription, beautiful pulpit Bible,
and other acts of kindness and to the
Rev. j. G. Smith and the congregation
of the 4th Presbyterian Church of Wash
ington city. for the pews, besides libe-
raj subscription. All the members Of
the church have contributed literally OF
their means, and labored hard in the
cause.
The dedication services were peculiar
ly interesting, the crowd in attendance
being so large as to require the preacher
to stand in the window, to enable him to
address as many persons without as with
in the building.
The dedicatory prayer was offered by
the Rev. j. II. JONES, of Frederick
city, Md; and the sermon delivered by
Rev. d. BococK, of Georgetown, d. c.,
was ono of great power.
The religious services, which have
been in progress for several days, have
resulted in tho conversion of nine per-
sons, and there are others who are seek
ing an interest in the Saviour.
| To God be all the glory! T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-04

BALTIMORE, June a, 1858

BALTIMORE, June 4, 1858.
GRAIS.-Thc receipts of wheat were quite
limited this morning, amounting to only 3, 700
bushels, and common grades were dull-saes
OF white at Sla$l 10 for fair TO good, and at
81 20a$l 80 for extra and family -four grades
red brought from 05 cts to S for fair grades
we quote fair to prime ut 81 03a$l 06 per
bushel. Corn was also in moderate supply,
only $500 bushels white and 10000 bushels
yellow offered, and white sold for 63a65cts,
and yellow 66a6Scts; choice lots yellow at 60
a70cts-mixed at 60a6lcts per bushel. OF
Oats 2, 500 bushels offered, and mostly sold for
3lcts for ordinary and 35a36cts prime Mary
land and Virginia, and at 37cts per bushel for
Pennsylvania. Only 100 bushels Rye offered
but none reported sold Pennsylvania is worth
72cts, and Maryland and Virginia 65a6Gcts
per bushel