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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
soLvisG A DirFIcuLrY

y grandson Of the Gov.rpsr Of virsini.
child Of some four or five summer, vas on
aris't TO his maternal grandfather, Who vas
. wealthy lAndholder IN Ohio. On. d.v
after making bis 6rr visit to . Sabbath
school, and bsiog duy Impressed With tho
re!igion 'augh, there, be took his grandfather
dssp To the farm 10 shov and gather the
fruit OF large walnut tree, Which vas rps
sod ready for harvest On the way, the Ia.
tie fellow, the philosophy which reads ser.
mons 10 stones. said
'6randpa, sbo do all these soods and
6slds belong to-.
Why, said tho matter >of fac, ssatlsaao.
TO me
'Sosir. emphsiicslly responded the child,
they belong TO 8od
The grandfather said sotbiug tiiI they
re'esed the richly -lsIdes tree, vhsa ks
said
Well, my boy, whom does ibi. tree b..
long tor
Tbs vas poser, aud for |. moment ths
boy hssitstsd, but casting . longing lock sp.
Gu the nut-, be replisd
Wei, grsudfsther, the tree k.loo,, 10
"odebut the saipats are ours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
P D L I X Y
LOVES MisrOnY.
Br cnAkL.s swAIR.

BY sylvan waves that westward fsv
Hare-bsll tent its beauty iov,
With slesder waist aad modest brow,
Amidst the shades ds,eeoding.
A star loOset from the paler Shy
The hare-eell ssret, and with . sieh
Forgot thai iovs may look TOO high,
Ana sorrow without endibg.
By easement hid, The flowers smong.
A maiden leaned and listened long,
IL vss the hoar OF love and song,
And early nishi-bird, calling.
A baIgae aefUss The river dT,~-
The rose ~ss glowing through aud ttrougs
The msiden's cheek ofrembiine hue,
Amid., the twilight fslliug.
She saw NO star she .a~ no hs~et-
Her heart expanded to the hoat
She reck.d oot of her lo~Iy cover
Amidst The shade. descending.
With love thus hI,d upon q height
That seemed 80 beauIeous TO Ihes ssht,
Hov could che ihink of wrong aud blight,
And sorrov ~iIhOut esding.
The hare-beil dropped beneath n, dee,
And closed iis eye Of tender tlot
No sun could r'er ~. III. renew
NorstAr, in music calling
The autumn leave. were ,shy she'd;
Buteariicr on her cottage bed
The ma'tens loving k,si lay dead,
Amidst the tviiighi falling
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
To j. Burttsa ID,
FV y DTF fTNU y
Tor eJil.otlns Of k,eh.ta ko.

FOR soll.o'isg 81 R,sbsrd No. -
Commi,'io" $1,000
And all the crowd kept stepping 10 read
30 that tbers vas eli the uhiis iso or tbte.
hundred people standing on the Doctor, i,
pavement and readiog drst ny bill sud thea
bis sigri aud mst,og their Jokes I had
hired the chair Tor tbs vkole afternoon. bu,
he hadn stood It's more than fifteen min
sies before he comes 10 the door. and .r.
come here, you rascal, and 1 vent in .ps
TOOK hifiy dOlius u b. mob.y, and Isi, .h ,
bill fsesipt.d
But, MY ffispd ,,lon'i yosr i'm pa lent gay.
often Get you into scrspss. az, yoa no,
I'sid some cue -ili soEe day break your
head =
Bfeas whose head = be thundsssd d,Ial
Col : Of New Otssbs, a nan tts,s Killed
seven mes 10 dueis. when I -.st 90 daa BIS.
81 Ne As'or HsUss--didnt be grab me b.
TIE slack Of my brssehss. aud bold m. .a,
the btih story -isdou sod shake uss there
shove the pssemsst, soJ 10y .ksu 1 10, 20.
fall, aod bfesk your neck 90 the store. q,
take you - and kick you dssa .ta.,st
We'll, sa,d { sbEiogsly, shat siI y,u do
tbsni
Vast dil dol I ssid raY "a rsr
s9Nr1 and dida's be pail me ia asa p.y
ne every esntl
Tie istsbsity Of b.. @sBssr, ss 4. th.s
relsts4 bis exploits, esabot 10 rsa Tered 90
specially whsn be s1sis,psd s,,h
s.ossd teeth sed ibs 6sgsfs 81 10. rousd
bAnd e'socssd--,psy - tAsi ze.esr
He took the rsaseript "a . iitHI ei cot -
10 ssosbsr day ths bsplss. DEBTOR, 80 ov.s
@sish foT ell the Fsgal.r tbamb-ssssvs a
tbs lsv, ssne - 70 beg p3isossly 4 vould
esll ea .bs blood bossd I tod hiu h vss
The esedlior's saiir, oct nice NsEs dsy 4
ntl Bsfiibg ~ ths corner q CoastiasS :,
leVhisg ndd ssd ksptT snf ssksd eim bos
be ssesssded Il bsgsst sos u pea vss u,
reply lie kssHt feusd ne osl. kus hs has
jsst paid ne sgs dslisss " lst kiu dies "A
The hotel, aous thsFs sishoat ssy somp.s,
We've tskss III saT meals texsskss q, a.
asttvo dsys ss4 bsgss " SEA he spps.
tst4 fsii
wssshsr ibs e5 -. credited "a ths ,sas.
meet. Or postsssd ss . psfsossi pssssi.i's,
tsfer ksss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13

% The batavia Herald. speaking Of .
bras, baud lstsly orgssised ~ that place,
'sJs. 'ss' ts 'd'-sos-ss,h music, ~h,eb, usss
comes nostog on the soh air, .,sslss
pHh fhs ~ooEbeaa' ~ sisht Ike that Of
saturday last. 10 nsllosed 10 ,hs tone ss ibs
gsptl.st be.rt'
We have heard Of all sorts sf 'misss'
from ffseeh soup 10 Dutsh sts-, bs,
never anything squs! 10 this B.,avi.a
eonutciion Bat - i. good -musis and
mooobesns are decidedly good
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13

bs-n-Essisr - Say, yos nos, uhs,s Al.
l9wssi sxafs for thsss p.sn
iprigbt Jev.--'i shall let yoa hs,s ds.,
for .iS dollars ssd DAT !. ss'y Sheep
DSsn ksstsr --'Ysea gs sestf 4
-oaidat g'ss ao's th.s i-- dolisss, No
hos
Jgfigbt Jsv Veil. Joa nsg take ss.
iof dsi bat % i'ss a. ! lives osly nsAss
y9u spd Won balf o., d.. % hsiem msr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
BURLrNe. TnE nxw Yosx DUs.


gives bat faint picture of him. I vill
gives you one from real life
Ten years ago l vas seated in - e6es
st No. ~ Wall street, basily driving the
Quill, when l heard quiet step behind and
then mild voice ioqsiriog II I had the
Transcripts Of . eesssin Judgment against one
G %. the protector Of the great Peg
ghs Yah yah Company Zoe seiiog Iadias
Medicines l looked Up aud saU man
whose twisted foot aud pal.i,d arm we're
! quite fam liar To me- bot Of whose name or
ealing k1eu nothing
Yes, replied. Il have the transcript
We'll. tuaut it, he said, 4 al goin, to
collect It for the creditor
Going TO collect itr l exclaimed, 'shy.
the judgment, and ell ordinary mesus Of
grace. have long ago been exhausted upon
y. lie Is hoPeiessly insoiveot, aud is be-
sides, the most siroit scamp Of . sv,adlsr 1
| ever encountered
What's that 10 me- broke ous the visitor.
ina gruf, strong voice, quite diBerest from
bi. hrss tones Perhaps you dont kuos
Who am LIN Buriipg, the usn about
town. You lawyer, aud not kpss ne -
Sherids are good for nothing; constable.
arc good for nothing; executions aud cred
iiors' bills arc COED for nothing give INC
the trsnseript-be the order for It'll
make The moasy out Of hun
swiveled arouLd 10 my char and s,,,.d
af the mAu. And will you be so good, sr
Burling asked, as To tell me uhat 10 your
patent plan Tor superc.dibg officers aud vrits,
aud for squoeIing Llood out Of turnip.. aud
cash out If the President Of the Pss.she.
wsh-w.h Compaoyl
How | do ~ you mean. Why dun
sm at iheir houses, | auB en- In the street.
dun 'em at ,hc theatre, I dun EN- 10 church,
1 catch en- early in the rnipg and stick
TO em al! day follow EN- up wherever ,hey
GO 60 TO meals aud tat With 'em 20 10 bed
aud sleep with EN- give EN- no peace nigh,
Dor day Sunday nor week d.y. stick to en-
like death to dead uiggsr A man .Lo
owes debt lie won't pay il. | follow
ham up al The seek - he can't do any buzz
hess, nor go TO see his sweetheart, nor walk
In broadway nor eat with Any appetite, sor
sleep WITH h)ut dreaming. m after him viih
the dew! to help us run him down al
this won t do. Very we'll When lie goe.
10 church, SUNDAY, be hDds me ia his pew
tiour Sheriff can't work Suudays-I do
my best business them The congregation
rise, aud be rises, takes out his book, opens
~ tbo place aud there he hnds the bill 70
stuck there, aud gets 10 mad he cant ssy
amen
'sherifs and constables continued be,
getting loud aud 6eree, viii a sheriff 20 Of 4
Sunday morning to . parsons house aud
follow him to church aud walk up the broad
aisle With him before all tie congregation,
and 80 up the Pul pi, stairs close To his heels,
aod siip into the pulpit after him before be
csu shut the door, aud take . ssat BY his side
and get up, when be gets up, and when he
opens ihe BiSls, opens John Jones bill full
Length, aud lays it down over tbs chapter
sed verse, and tell bim -7hre's fhB tiH
Of horse hue, pay u b>toys on Dyeaot =
But tLats what / Aid-and got INV nm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13

NJ Baby -by don zoe n ksms ssA
ssV' y"ur mother .ss up Ast bols IL yoss
h0vsevs y
%, 90 soog. ssd sssss Sss fJlhs sss
scoSS'sising. snd hoIs viil iAss lsnEss
hsn . pstsh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13

I'D Mo!isrs wss ssksl th. te.soa uh,, In
esr'ain countries, , kibK msy sssums The
oro~n AZ burtees years u age, aud eaano,
marry before eigh,ssul
l' - ssi1 Mohsrs 'bvsaass ., is NOR.
d'fhesi' - rule -ifs ,hss kissdoa'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13

rD-'Msssa says can yos pay dc bllr
feur master - ~ great bsrry-I aa
sot goiug ,sfBs sssy
No eSs geliy ole mssss iss Kvius 70
ras svsy besslf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13

~ We vould sisssis The shols zss--
TIE eedy, The kssd. tbs ksast tAs hssy %
act, he hssd 10 thish, ssd he Asass %
feel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13

Hrws shsal4 nats M ssns zee sf
beek thst bee dess n ssv-t she ss.sls
ssests ffoss u, Sss does sos isjass IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
JR JOHvSTOy'S NpIGOR1TIyG RENE.
DY EOR GENIIdL DEBLLITY.
rur oNIy PHYSICIAN ADyERTIsISc

IUE ONLY PIN NltIAN NV
Dr. JoHSsfoS . the oaiy Regularly EdsesIsd IN,
.i.,.a "a Bsiuasor. sdveftssE 90 care Private Con
pI.isis. IEuorsnt and worthless Quseks, sSarmisx
Jiys with tBsstser able snd kh.attblr
the principle % wh,ch - small fse, Cor p.~l
a ,...e.. .nd a0sDu- coupossds, vsrtos. lslss ss,
.nI .spsf.ic cosbiasd qn<ek sho'. thst the
,,,.ssf esssPsnx - 20 ts@his hesdtoes ,.,o
,h- oihsf-cogY Df JoAssoq's ss1 III
,hsm.s,s. fsssis'iJ sdsssisd phtss'sns.
N. sass y gsrsOas fsing victim, Go these sus,,x
49,, .o.,,.y,ttie Prstsadsrs are not th. We, 80 '
,,lI.eta.l sho capable ofdseo'sfHe q Eisses "a.
tfs. s1s. ftbe stsT eyed seisaes. fo ths ssossat
81 t,,ar qaset. but The simple sad gnfehsctnr ~bo
a. az tssiF health, az ious they gst
e,l sdsffs f1t uthes
n, an. a..o.p-e,isu .trssssr sasegsss,sd - ,h
,.,ss. usles - trctefY sttrsctsd ~ sssl Tees AZ
,.,,t .ssassd Names ke quiekiy iss ato a.. sss,.
.s tos h, bt h., ala uhss TOO late thst is.ts 81
f ..ar cared b. h.s s-t oaig -. both tine a.oa., s~S
ssssss issi be fsis's hs-iiA hs' Lsss 's.,stIy
s.,A b. the Eithy srd p1isosoes coaPoands u a. Ia
,.t~st ssA llidef.ts imPostof.
a.. fsa u 81 Possbir ias - issisidssi dsstiu,s a
k,evIossr nssss 90 ehsfsrtef, sho.< hfe Ne. h...
..sf ~ The oi' d~rtspr sad sssaisi n pioi
-, :. beaf biask 90 cgsist's lsp .,sa. s,,,s
a.-t - sha-- stose. ssfainr > gsf YEA .ssl
I,.,. .-~-ssss 90 saA ffHins fhs lamps of Luls
o..es saap b. ssPsbis - ssdsFst.sdisE th.t os,
sGr,ft .ai eco gessi n 81 scssces. th~ sohs s.4
it,isi sesas. a ussdirias sieeis Eisn~s 81 th..s
ys saa aaissfrst Pfsissdsfs, si tosstses tie so.f
s.oris snd iassPrfirnfFi ihat thef He bnft tF std
asetsy scsIsftsisi o. - sny itiag aofs thsa vkst
,..t.C fsr 80 . sst q uss~ ssa pslfsy sss,.,
hs.s asrfsssfri suf ussnfthy Frsfeaes y spsat ~
s..,ss ey thsit 80 bred rsPiaity, fks saess1 a..
80 tssp tasr sraath sftsf soafh. tshiaK fk~t,
s,t, sf Assfiv rc oass ~ 90 touE e. fks smsliss,
e. -. b. ahfs,usa snt 70 despsif lssss yoa stk ru,.
"a e-.itb ts tirt otsf fosf fsliisK dsspFoisfEest
P.srsss Isortrsso thsse fsassbs ify these iu.
-, \. rstasa 90 hsslfh, ssa 30 foasincrs
ID, iasnsfes sssis 20 Psisnss, ~ tkose fsy ssrs-
A. n .,c,.eistsr saf dtsfsssskisr fhs sssVtess a
,.,t., tSssosfh tssd Fhysietsa ffoe fhs ysitfy ds
.is.,ss saA saisssasi qasrt
r. a,,, .-sr.y.ssf-sea -tfs ~. rsrsssfiss tks n,
t. A. s.es..s,y a. ssv hstt Cfeassfsi. 90 Divio.
psss sissvs Asar - 49, oHiee
u. ,..ests. 80 tsss syfifsiv s.kseus %
.gt ssh.gs Prspsrea ffe~ tfe sP~st is ths Gssss
I,,t,i. a Fs,ss so 9As Fsst - teis sassfyy ~
Fsvts.s Tss-e- .ths hiaehisy n Fbiisdspbis. As
80 ssss ssisssss pfsstss tssa ssJ cher PAJsriss
}. ne " aFif
~ Ne Isasrsysrssrsf salsss pesf psta sss sosssis
t., ats-.r a. ~ sssa fetths Hstif Ferscrs urt.sf
ss-is.s.ss Ars sa4 .ssathst rssfics sfs4ysrss-
ss.srisi-, .vrirsosa. faFsHfo, ISss
n ONION BROHN STOt'T 81 Pof,s, n,
II ssis ~ wN. HUNTER
ETTER Csp ssi Soas Psr.s lef "
u serf - WV HuNTFR.
A. CoDEYs LsDYe BOoG. 90 -. sl
w Esg' ~ WM HUHTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
United STATES HOTEL.
IVA JUNCTION ID 4

TNHE uhdersigned respectfully informs hi.
II hieads and the public generally iha; M. no.
iei hs> eesa greatly sslatg.d by the sedhisa Of S
la'Se Pat'ofsahd ehambefsi also. macy improve.
mems and attractions have teen made in the no.
'el proper, which eDabl,s him 10 assure ail who
matc ihis house ,heir home whilst In the Metro
polls, ihat u shaii be second to none for csmio,t
and pleasure. lie hopes By Hrici stiert,oa 60 The
Nan's oi MS guests 10 men; eoatibusner of the
pafonagr 80 literally bestowed upon him hereto.
fore
Ih's j. The only lio,ei paieh chAfse. les. ,han
~ per osy l.. o. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
SAPPINGTON HOTEL
rs ia LIE
THE GARTER HOUSE,

THE "CARTBR HOUSE,"
esss''.ss~s. SsEsssss cesssy. virxs.sa.
THE undersigned having purchased the ho,e.
4 prop er'J. IN Chasiesio~n, Va, 50 long anc
tsyoTsbly known
CARTER'S HOTEL.
nave opcnei the same tor The reception OF visitor,
The propri-iofs pledge their every ,x-rtion TO,
me eomiott aud pleasure Of their patrons.
fhen fAHG will he supplied with every
luhory 'hat this or the neighbofing markets can
Their BAR furnished with . general .,.or,.
tlsnt at the very best Liquors;
Their large and airy sTABL > attended by
sober snt careful Ostlers
Every department. will be uader the careful sur.
veillance Of the Proprie,ofs or their A..i.,snt.
oysters, Liquors, Cigars, and Horse Hire. inya.
haoiF e.sH. } X REDMAN
JAMES ID. GIBSON.
Messrs Redman q Gibson a. will he seen hy
me above eaIi, having tcrome proprietor, OF NV
iofi Property. ! would respectfully end
'aen 20 the patrons OF the establishment, and Ia
we pubic generally, feeling assured that IL will
lose ncne oi its former reputation ia their hands,
w TN TIE im provrnirnts contemplated the House
VIZ nave additional advantage, and can there
IoIe WIN eonhsence and pleasure earnestly re-
commend the establishment. knowing under
their control, the III, use will be good ouirt anJ
orderly IN every respect
Respectfully
April o 1857.
HAVING iusi returned from ih. Eastern Mar.
se's ~iih choice selection of Liquors, Ales Pot.
Ter, Nc, We offer the ioliowing list which We will
seI on moderate terms. by the gallon, dozen, bot.
tie, SC
Choice "Seirne;i>" Pale Brandy;
DO. Dark do
Extra Pale Brandy in Boue.;
Very tine Old Madeira in do
Old Rye Whiskey I0yesrs old;
DO. do DO
Holland Gin;
Bass Celebrated "India Pale Ale"
Doves Scotch Ale;
Barclay & Perkins London Brown Stout
Spiced Oysters by The Can or Plate
REDMAN s. GIBSON
Carter House, Nav ~. 1857
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19
Remarks.

ES~ The Society have deemed it necessary
to publish the Annual Report of the Treasurer
to show to the public how the revenue has been
expended, and at the same time show the ne
cessity of increasing the entrance fees at the
gate, that the present DEBT existing for the
Ground and Lumber may be paid off
The expenses to the Society at the coming
Exhibition will be little or no account, after pay
ing off the premiums, and they hope hereafter
to be able to offer much greater inducements to
competitors for premiums.
The services Of all fine officers are gratuitous,
and every dollar received is applied in thepay-
ment of the premiums and OF the expenses in
Cured in fitting up the grounds, &c. for the
Fair Persons who have subscribed to pur-
chase the lot and not paid, will perceive how
important it is for them to do so at once.
w. VEIRS BOUIC, Sec'y
ROCKVILLE Julv Is l950-fd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19
DARNESTOWN
PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL.

TlI1S INSTITUTION is located in barnes.
IL town, Montgomery county, Maryland, "a
miles from Washington city, and is reached,
within 3 miles, by daily steamboats, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The School is under the control of a Board
of Trustees, composed Of the Session of the
Jamestown Presbyterian Church and five per
sons elected annually by the patrons Of the
School. II consists of Male and Female De
partment, furnished with Teachers of superior
ability.
The course of study embraces the usual En-
glish, Mathematical, and Classical Studies
taught in Academies and Summaries.
The scholastic year is divided into TWO SEES.
sIoNs, OF % WEEKS EACH. The next session
will commence on the Second Monday in
August next.
EXPENSES The terms of tuition vary
from $500 to Sl4.00 per session, according t.
the branches studied payable, one-half at the
middle OF each session, and the other half al
the close.
French (extra) per session. $40 .oC
Music, with use of instrument (extral
per querter, GA lessons) ............SlO. 90
Board in private families may be had for
about $4,000 per session, or 81 90 per month
For more definite information, address Rev
d. MOTHER or J. d. STEWART, NJ. D., barnes
town, Maryland
REFERENcEs.-R p. D. Gurlev, D. D..
Washington city, d. c.; Rev. b. f. Bittincer,
Washington city; F. A. Tschifely, Esq.
Washington city, Rev. J. H. Bocock, D. d
Georgetown, d. G.
DARNesrowS, MD, July 25, ls59.-jy 20 If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19

SURGICAL OPERATION. Hon. Sherrard
Clemens, member of Congress from Yir-
GINA, recently submitted to a painful
surgical operation at Easton, Pa, The
operation consisted in the removal of a
detached bone in his thigh. which had
been a source of much irritation to his
limb ever since his duel with Mr.. Wise;
at which time the injury causing the
wound was done After removing the
bone a portion of the ball was found en-
bedded in it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19

Best display of Flowers 81 90
Second best do 60
Committee. Samuel T. Stonestreet,
A. r. Wordsworth, j. l.. Kidwell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19

PRosonPrroN.-ln Massachusetts, at
present, foreigner cannot vote until he
mas been naturalized t'co gears. In Rhode
Island he cannot vote unless he is the
owner of real estate. Both of these
states are in the hands of American re.
publicans. Why don't they do what tn,
Federal Government has already done
extend to naturalized citizens all til,
rights which they extend to the native.
born ?--Iadimapolis Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19
Flour

C0nanittee.-Upton Darby, Evan Ly-
ons, I, Lyddane.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19

&c" 4 desperate named Henry Chap
man, in Connecticut, set on fire and de-
stroyed nine barns and one store on the
night Of the Sth inst, on the road from
Preston City to North Stonnington.
The last barn fred was that of Eleazer
Wheeler, his own father-in-law, and
while he was endeavoring to set fire to
the house he was detected, and in Skin
mish that ensued was shot by son of
Wheeler, so that he was found dead in
the woods in the neigbborhood day or
two after.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19

BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS. A Baltimore
Journal, speaking of the necessity Of bet
ter police regulations in that city, says
"a party of some nineteen merchants
arrived in Harrisburg, and all had tickets
for Baltimore. One of them saw in a
paper the account Of the murder Of Tay-
Tor by Burke, and remarked that che
would not go to such cut-throat city,"
Another observed that che preferred to
purchase goods in Baltimore, but was
afraid to risk his life there and the re-
suit was, that the whole party changed
their tickets and went on to PhiladeI-
phia,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-08-19
WOOL CARDING.
81 ACKSMlTHING.

%NA THE subscriber respectfully in
forms the citizens of Montgomery
81. .iE-sacounty and the public generally,
that he still continues to carry on in Brook.
vile, the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS, in
all its various branches
He is prepared to do HORSE STTOEINCi,
CARRIAGE WORK, REPAIR REAPRRS,
and all other work in his line with neatness.
durability and despatch
All persons in favor OF encouraging home
industry, viii please cali on the undersigned.
and they viii be attended TO-
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestow-
ed, he solicits a continuance Of the same.
june 24--tf WIN. IL. CUTTINGS.
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TnR BIaGEsT RATrLEsNAKR.--Ar rattle
snake was killed lately 20 miles west Of
Terrc Hautc, Ind, q feet in length,
3 inches round in the largest part and
which had III rattles This Same snake,
or one like il, was seen in the same To-
eality thirty years ago. This monster
was killed with rife bullet, and is I'M
doabtedly the biggest rattlcsnake on re-
cord,
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PRICES of Admission.

Persons on foot 25 cents; Children of twelve
years and under, 10; Servants in attendance
Of families or in charge of stock, ETC., free
Carriage, one or two horse, % cents Four.
Horse carriage, so cents; Horse and Rider,
81! cents
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Culinary Department
Seeds.

Committee.-Thomas Blagden, Thoma
j. d. Bowie, DR.. Mackall.
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M a p
Of Montgomery County.

T'HE undersigned is about to publish, from
a actual survey, a large and complete Map
of Montgomery County, of the following
descriptions
THE MAP to be three or four feet square
and to show distinctly, marked and actually
located, all the Roads, Streams. Post Offices,
Churches, Schools, Mills, Stores, Taverns,
Smith Shops and other public places, and also
all the Dwellings throughout the county, with
the owners name opposite; forming a COM
plete Directory to the citizens; with enlarged
plans OF the larger towns and villages GU the
margin. The whole to be well Engraved,
COL0RED IN ELECTION DISTRICTS,
Vanished, Backed on Muslin Mounted on
Rollers, and Embellished as far as justified by
subscriptions, so as to form an elegant orna-
ment for the Office, library or parlor and to he
equal in style, to his Mapof Cecil County, now
to be seen at the Courthouse, and referred to
in the annexed certificate.
GS- THE PRICE to be Five Dollars per CO.
Ply, payable on delivery.
SIMON J. MARTENET,
Surveyor and Map Pnblisher,
No. South Street, Baltimore, Nd
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Examiners Notice,

WE. the undersigned Examiners, ap-
w pointed by the Commissioners of
Montgomery county TO ascertain whether the
public convenience requires the opening OF a
public road, commencing at the public road
between Poolesville and GAINESVILLE. and rpn-
ming thence through the lands of DR.. poole 10
Mr.. Thomas Milford MILL aud from said mill
ON the dividing line between said Poole and
Milford, and then continued on the dividing
lines between said Poole and Richard piles
and ON lines Of said Poole and Geo. W CHS,
wei, % lnteIseet the Seneca road on the west
side of DR.. VIM. Brewers frm--hercby give
notice that they will meet at the begininr ~
said road, on MONDAY the l2H dags Of
September aert TO execute said commission.
JONATHAN b. BENSON.
$500 ISAAC YOUNG,
jIEZ, w, TRUNDLE,
aug I'D Examiners.
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Textile Fabrics,

Committee. Edward L. Hays, R.
Bently, Edward o. Edmonston.
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Cert1ncate.

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