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PRICES:
Beef Cattle Western, FIRST quality sg9 "
Beef Cattle Western second quality ~ 9 y.
Beef Cattle Texas choice p head ~ uae1o ~
Beef Cattle Texas. ordinary and good, . head -
Hogs, q 100 MS ~ "
Sheep, choice, p head. UJee !. -
Sheep, in lots ordinary good p head g09
Mich Cows ordinary p head 80 O96e ~
Mich Cows choice, q head. 9sg "
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
Vol. IV.---No. 20.
now Poor Young Men may succeed.

HOW Poor Young WeD may Succeed.
Young man arc you poor and without
the means of splpggiag in life, az you
launch upon its pillows? Is your father
poor and unable to give you an outfit?
BE not dishoartenod on account Of all
this Take earnest hold on life. and
never regard yourself III any other lighs
than that Of being destined to a high and
noble purpose. Study closely the bent
Of your own mind for labor or profess
sion, and either learn trade or adopt
profession. Whatever you resolve upon,
do it carly; follow it steadily and untir-
ingly; never look backward to what you
have encountered but always forward to
what is within your grasp. The world
owes every man II comfortable living.
and a respectable position in society
means are abundant to every mans sue
cess, and men have only to adopt viii
and action to them,
10 repno over a want Of money and
property, to start out in the word with,
and over the want Of the props Of inlt,-
entail relatives, is unmanly. Let young
man strive to create fortune, rather
than seek to inherit cue. 1t is an iguo-
bic spirit that lends a young man to Dor
row, instead of bequeathing means. Go
forth into the world, young man, con
scious Of God within you, and His PROV
idencc over you, and fight your own way
to distinction, to honor, and comfort. -
Pity in your inmost soul the young man
who, without any change, is unable to
support himself and is whining around,
and begging the influence Of others, TO
get him into employment! Feel, under
all circumstances, that it is moro noble.
more honorblo to eat the crust you have
earned, than to flourish with coppers in
hcritod. You may lift your head proud
ly TO face and confront the nobest among
us, when you are conscious Of being the
architect Of your own fortunes. Young
man, are you poor? BE honest, be vir-
tuous, be Industrious, hold up your head,
and say BY your actions and looks, what
the poet has said in words
" scorn the man who boasts his birth
And counts bis titles and his lands,
Who takes his name and heritage
From out dying lathel's hands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

At the annual dinner at Boston, on
Tuesday evening in honor Of the Mono
ry Of Daniel Webster, stirring speech
was made by the Hon. Rufus Choatc .-
We quote the following passage:
'' We have buried him in our hearts.
That is enough to say Our estimation
of him is part of our creed We havo
no arguments to make or hear upon it.
We enter into no dispute about him. Wo
permit no longer any man to question US
as to what he was what he had done
how much we loved him how much the
country loved him, and how we'll he de-
served it. We admire, we love, and 40
are still. BE this enough to say
g Is it not enough that we just stand
silent on the deck Of the bark fast flying
from the shore, and turn and SEQ how, as
the line Of the coast disappears, and tho
headlands and bills and all the lands 20
down, aud the islands are swallowed up
there the great mountain stands in its
strength and majesty, supreme and still ?
to see how it swells away up from tho
fading vaio ito see that though clouds
and tcmpests, and the noise Of waves and
the yelping Of ours, may be at its feet.
eternal sunshine has settled on its head r.
Continuing in this strain for loug
time, Mr.. Choate closed as follows;
81 have read that in some hard battle,
when the tide was running against him,
and his ranks were breaking, some one
in the agony of need Of generalship
exclaimed, q, for an hour Of Dundee ?
So say J. o, for an hour Of Webster
now o, for one more roll Of that tbun-
der inimitable ! One moro peal Of tiat
clarion One more grave aud bold coun.
sci Of moderation Ono more throb Of
American feeling One more farewell
address And then might he ascend un-
hindorod TO the bvsom Of his Father aud
bis God !"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
NEGROES WANTED,

4 THE subscriber will give ;he very high
az est cash price for Negroes that are young
-EAand likely
Having located himselfin Rockville Mont
gomcry county Nd, he can al al times be
found ~ his residence or ifahsont Mr. BEN-
5ANts CooLGY Is authorized 20 purchase for bin
No communications addressed 20 him at
Rockville Nd nii be promptly attended 20.
jan SLY tHA~ N PRICE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

N'E.fsH - tAH Ah2fA4 p hhAfeAtN ~ q RhAAANA9A1s
Judge Scott, who delivered the Grafton
at the recent Inauguration Of the jackson
statue at Memphis, related the following
touching incident concerning Jackson
return from Washington to Tennessee,
III 1877:
The day Of bis return, said the speak
or, was TO me one Of the most memorable
OF my existence His old friends and
companions determined % give him o
public reception; they met together, ape
pointed one Of their number to deliver
an address, aud started to meet hin. ~
The young men and boys Of our city,
following thcir example, made their ar
engagements and appointed me as their
spokesman We met him ia the cclars
near Lebanon The old men were ran-
god 10 front, and tho boys in the rear
lie got out u bis carriage, listened cour-
teouaiy to the address Of Judge Camp
bell, replied happily, and shook hands
with his old associates. lle then drew
near to as. I stepped forward, spoke o
few words Of kindness and wound up BY
saying "that the children Of bis Old sol
diars aud friends welcomed him home
and were ready TO serve under his ban.
NOR His frame shook, he bowed down
his head, and while the tears rolled down
his aged checks, he replied. II could
have stood all bot this; il il too much
too much p The crowd gathered around,
and for fow moments there was q gcn-
craI outburst Of sympathy and tears
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
1'bc Religious Press Of England. J

The politics of the community are
guided by the political press The re-
llgious views Of vast number are form
ed by that portion Of the press which is
cailed religions it becomes, therefore,
matter Of deepest interest to inquire
what is the spirit of that religious press
! am not asking You what are the views
maintained whether Evangelical, An
glican, or l,omish but what is the spi-
rit Of that fountain from which the rcli-
gious life Of 50 many is nourished?
let any man cast his eyes over the
pages Of this portion of the press-it
matters little to which party the news
paper or the journal may belong, be will
be startled to find the character Of those
whom he has most deeply rcycrenced,
whose hearts he knows, whose integrity
and life arc above suspicion, held up to
scoru and hatred the organ Of one par
ty is established against the organ Of
another, and it is the recognized office
OF each to point ont with microscopic
care the names Of those whose views are
to be Stunned and in order that these
may be the more shrunk from, the cha
racters of those who hold such opinions
are traducod and yillfod. There is no
personality too mean, there is no insinua-
ton too audacious or too false, for the
rccklcssness Of those daring slandcror3
| do not like to use the expression, lest
it should appear to be merely one Of the
atrical ychemenco; but | say it in all
seriousness, adopting the inspired Ian
guage Of the Bible, aud using it advised
ly and with accurate meaning, the spirit
which guides the religious press Of this
country, which dictates those porsouali-
ties, which prevents controvcrsialsts from
seeing what is good in their opponents,
which attributes low motives 10 account
for excellent lives, and teaches men whom
to suspect and shun, rather than point
out where it is possible to admire and
loye--is a spirit set on fire OF hell"
BEy i. w ROBERTSON,
OF Trinity Chapel, Brighton, Eng
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

THE VATICAN.

This word is often used bat there are
many who do not understand its import
The term refers TO collection of build
ings on one OF the seven hills of Rome,
which covers a space Of 200 feet in
loneth and eco feet in breadth. 1t Is
built On the spot once occupied bv the
gardens of the cruel Moro. 1t owes lis
origin to the Popes, who, ir the early
part Of the sixth century, erected an
humble residence on its site. About tie
year 1850, Pope Eugenius rebuilt II on
a magnificent scale Innocent II, few
years afterwards, gave it up as a lodg-
ing to Peter II, King Of Arangon In
1905, Clement V, having removed the
Papal See from Rome to Avincon. the
Vatican rcmained in condition Of OBJ
security and neglect for more than seven
ty years. Bat soon after the return Of
the Pontiical Court to Rome an event
which took place in 1876, the Vatican
was then putinto Il state of repair. and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
Rg- An Illinois editor thus doserlbos

IT. An Illinois editor thus describes
the attractions Of bis ''natiyo place p
No money in town, trains irregular,
no prospect Of getting any money this
week, catablcs scarce, nothing to buy
with, starvation ten rods ahead, 10 wood
TO cook with and nothing 10 cook, geuer-
al muss in the camp and all about moth
ing in particular, whiskey plenty, water
scarce, and loafers In abundance.o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

"BunNT OrpGRNGs. THE Albion,
IN speaking Of the SAD fate Of Che two
English ladies who recently lost dsir
lives by their dresses taking fire. Says
they we're "burnt offerings to tue Molock
Of fashion"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

Ac~ The "Pcnnsylyania Dutch" Of
Bcrks co. have highly apprcciaiiye opin-
ion Of CLANCY Jones. One Of them said.
'it is Won bad shame if Mister Shones, be
not elected, for be is the Committee Of
The Shairmau Of Mean Ways"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

RS- Ayaree IN old age, says Cicero
il foolish; for what can be more absurd
than 10 increase our provisions for tho
road, The nearer W. reach too j0urnoy'a
eul
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

Re- Blessed are tie orphan children
for they have no mothers to spank ihou
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

Et1' Franklin soizod lightning, held IL
fast, and tanned IL Morse clothed it,
taught it to read and write, and 60 on
errands.
E5- When Sheridan was asked what
kind Of wine be liked best, answered r.
"Olher peoples" There are great
many Shcrldana now a-days
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

To REMOVE CREASE FROM Books Lay
upon the spot little magnosia or pow
dored chalk and under il the same; set
on ii q warm lat-iron, and as coon as the
grease is melted il viii be al absorbed
and leave the paper clean
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

SPORTSMAN EmGRATmG The Des
Moines State Journal Of the 18th ultimo.
says
4" 4 party Of men, with a lady and
passed through our city tho
other day, en- route for the gold minos.
They had three wagons and buggy,
and among the loading were we under
stand billiard and roulette table, and
quantity Of liquors, and a fast horse ne
companied The train Enlightened civ
ilization is on It's march westward"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

f'insf Mas F0g Taa PgAE On Wed
neaday last a man with hand cart came
pushiDg bis way through our town, and
through a snow-storm, on bis way to the
gold mines The individual wac a Swede
and hailed from l4oayeuworth; his spirits
were buoyant, bis courage indomitablc,
and bis expectations reasonable He will
suceecd -Jpaeijon (Kausas) Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08
Death.

DIED, on Sunday night last, Sd instant, at
his late residence in this District after several
months Of painful suffering, endured with
great toriitude and unmurmurng submission
10 the will OF God Mr. VIM. CLEMENTS. in
the nth year Of his age. His mortal remains
were deposited in the Catholic burying-ground
in this place on Tuesday morning last, with
the usual funeral rites Of that church, Of which
he was Jealous member. The remarks OF the
Rev. Mr.. DouCnERrY were highly appropriate
TO the occasion.
The deceased has left behind him several
brothers and sisters and numerous collateral
relations, who feel sorcly chastcncd by this
dispcnsati0n Of Divine Providence; but their
hearts should take consolation from that gra-
cious assurance Of God holy Word, "Whom
the Lord lOyeth he chastencth ~
or The private character aud social qualities
OF the deceased there is no occasion to speak to
those who were favored with his acquaintance
for by such be was universally esteemed. IN
a public capacity he was ever found faithful 10
the confidence rcposcd in him. He served as a
volunteer in the War Of 1912, with credit TO
himself and satisfaction 10 his country. Since
that period he occupied stations OF public
trust, among hich was the highly i0ponsible
one Of Sheriff Of this county, the duties Of
which he discharged With great fidelity,
But hc has now passed from the pcrishabe
distinctions Of earth we trust to The uoblcr
and cycr-cnduring honors Of Heaven: and
while We sympathse in the temporal affection
brought upon his family, we would refer them
for comfort 10 God blessed Word, which RS
surcs Us that "our light Affections that are for
moment, Torl. out FOR as a far more exceed
ing and eternal weight OF glory B.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08
GENERAL NEWS.

Es~ A writer in the Marlboro Advo-
cate urges the recollection of the Hon.
Thomas f. Bowie to Congress.
Es" The Odd Fellows of Frederick,
Md, are to have procession on April
10Th.
Re-" VIM. w. Mumford, sheriff of
Worcester county, Md, died on the
Goth ult.
re- Three prisoners escaped from the
Jail at Cumberland, Nd, last week; but
one of them was subsequently arrested,
re-" Mr., Garrett, President of the
B. and o. Railroad Co., recommends "A
dividend of 3 per cent. on the stock for
the half year ended 3lst ult
Ex7" Henry Duvall, convicted of the
murder of Christian Fisher at Baltimore,
was sentenced by Judge Stump on Fri
day last to be hung.
re- Paul Morphy has achieved an
other chess triumph at Paris, in beating
the President of the London Chess Club
seven games out of eight, --one being
a drawn game.
Ee" The opinion has been expressed
in official quarters, that necessity may
arise for an extra session of Congress
owing to the condition of our foreign re-
, lations.
I,g- Col W w. Soaton, of the M
hond Mteliigeaccr, celebrated bis colder
wedding on Wednesday last, having beer
married fifty years.
CT Don zegarra, the new Ministo
from Peru to this Government was, OF
Monday, finally presented to the Prcsi
dent by Mr. Cass when the usual friend
ly assurances were interchanged.
Es9- In Baltimore, on Saturday night
James Edwards, convicted on Saturday
: of burglary, and sentenced to seven year
in the penitentiary, came very nea
breaking Jail by digging through tn,
stone wall Of his cell
MAINLAND CRops. The Kent New
speaks fayorably of agricultural pros
, poets in that portion Of the State. TIL
wheat generally presents a fine and Wig
orous appearance on high lands, but o
, low lands it is by no means promising
! being seriously injured and thrown on
r by heavy rains and frosts.
RS- The Philadelphia NJ +. Confer
= encc, which has iast closed its annua
session in that city, passed resolutions t
the effect that, in the judgement of tn
conference, the offspring of slave moth
ers held in the church should 20 fire
, with the mother and that deeds Of man
q omission should not fix a later perio
for either sex than twcnty-ouc years
EF3- Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary
+ the Treasury, has been directed by til
2 President to act as Attorney Genera
! during the temporary absence of Hon
, j. ) Black, the Attorney General, frol
,he sphere of his duties. - Union.
= Ill health has compelled Mr. Black {
y retire for awhile from the labors of h
!; office, and we understand that be has s,
/; out for Cuba iu the hope of benefit frol
n its mild climatc.-Intd.
E49" OF the eleven United States vci
= sells ordered to be fitted out immediatcl
at the different navy yards four are de-
- tined for the African squadron, four fc
the Pacific squadron and three for ii
East India station None are nominal
fer the Gulf. They may, however,
c available for the latter service if affair
it in Central America should require it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Montgomery county letters tcstameniary on
the persona! estate Of RICHARD GROOMES.
late Of said county, decd. All persons having
clniin3 against said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchsrs thereof.
70 the subscriber, ON Or before the 10th day Of
March, @G3 otherwise they rnuy, By law.
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. -
Persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
to make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 10Th dry of March, 1859.
april LIT WM. GROOMES. Ex'r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08
Religious Notice.

.JsJ~ The Presbytcry Of Potomac will hold
lis stated spring meeting in Jamestown Pres
byterian Church, on Friday, the 18th instant,
at halgpaat seven o'clock, ?. N. Preaching
may be expected every morning at 10 o clock
and every evening at halfpast o'clock THE
Sacrament Of the Lord Supper will be admi-
nistered on Sabbath morning. Preaching at
the NeclsyilIe church on Sabbath at halgpnst b.
p. NJ, instead OF II, 4. NJ The Rev. Drs
Gurlcy Bocock and Hammer, and Rev. Mcssrs.
Graft and Bitcngor viii preach during the
session or the Prcsbytery. up sgt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08
Pure GA" African Guano.

TIVE FARMERS Of Montgomery county will
A please notice that SIMPSON has Just re-
ceiyed in store u portion of the only cargo Of
PURE "a" AFRICAN GU1NO ever re-
cciycd in this country. It is a very rich, dry
and beautiful article and contains
E1-9.26 Per Cent. Ammonia, -Utf
being over 200 per cent. more than any other
African None who try it on their Oats, Corn
Potatoes, and Garden Crops, can fail to be
pleased with the results. II is II reni fertilizer
ALSO-On hand small lot Of White
Mexican GUANO, in perfect order
All for sale, oery iow ut tho Great Central
Guano Depot Of
EDWD T.. SIMPSON,
90 M, st., Moth side Penn. ayeune.
Sign Of Gold Eagle, Washington city, 4. c.
auril lit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08
SILV FR w ARE.
"A II W q AInr A. NM

W. 35i Pennsylvania avenue,
FoHr dooys pcs of By0~H's Hoti,)
Call attention to lbcir unusually large stock
Of new and elegant Silver Ware, consisting Of
Tea Sets, Walters, Pitchers, Goblcts, Forks
Spoons, &c.
Also, every possible variety Of Fancy Silver
Ware suitable for wedding pregcnts
NJ ". G1LT & BRO., Jpreliers.
354 Penn Az. doors west Browns hotel.
mar % Washington, D. e.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08
ErTGRAvTNG.

VISITING, Wedding and "At HOME
Cards. elegantly engraved aud printed,
The 6nest quality Cards furnished.
Arms Crcsis and Initials cut upon Stone.
and Engraving IN all li br0nt hes promptly cx.
ecufed. ". " GAIT 4 BRO. Jewellers.
80 Penn As Z doors wet Brown hotel,
mar y Washinsl1u y g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08

Creditors OF THE CANAL general
meeting of the creditors of the Chesa-
peako and Ohio Canal Company is to be
held in Baltimore on the 9th Of Nav
next, for the purpose of taking measures
TO mcmorialize the next Legislature Of
Maryland to pass an act for their relief.
This movement was initiated by a meet
ing of portion of the creditors held at
Cumberland few days ago
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08

nN Tuesday the Goth ut. between Rock
" vile and Tcnnallytown, two Law Books
viz: "Story on Bills Of Exchange" and the
% volume Of 'Kcnrs Commentaries" On
the back Of each was written my name.
will reward the finder literally If he will leave
them ut the Sentinel Office, or at any other
place, so that can get them.
an at HENRY u, WOOTTOE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08

Es- A letter received BY commercial
house in Philadelphia. states that the
Paraguay difficulty with the United
States has been settled through thc me.
diaton Of Brazil
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08
watches, Chains, Chatalains, &c.
WATCH REPAIRING.

Nh ". GAIT x BRO.
IN1. 35t Pennsylvania avenue.
(Foar doors ued ~ Bco~H's Hotef,1
uiiri large assortment ~ .rt,,,r- an,s Cent?.
mems very superior U-1TCHES, warranted
time-keepcrg.
%,e- Watches and Chronomclcrs carefully
repaired by skillful workncu
" w. G1LT & HRO.. LmeH,rs.
35i Penn. Az 4 doors west Browns hotel.
mar % Washington, y. Z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-08

ES7- Don't forget the meeting to take
place on Tuesday next, in this place, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to
the Shareholders Convention, to be held
in Baltimore in June next.