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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

TELEGRAPH LITERATURE The l.tora-
tnre Of the telegraph as oyinced by the
messages 10 be seen IN almost any If The
principal telegraph Offices Of this city, is
decidedly peculiar and exceedingly inter-
esting. For instance, imagine If you
can, q more touching allusion 70 the
death Of near and dear relative than
the following: " John dcad--.on ice--
won't keep--eome quick Men Korb
Timer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

A BEAUTIFUL TnoU0ur. When tho
engineers would bridge stream they
often carry over at first but Il single
thread With that they next stretch a
wro across Then strand is added to
strand, until foundation is laid for
planks aud now the bold engineer ends
safe footway and walks from sido to side
So God takes away from Us some golden
threaded pleasure, and stretches it hence
into heaven. Then he takes u child.
and then a friend Thus he bridges
death, and teaches tho thoughts Of the
most tiini4 70 gnd theis way lAither be-
tween the shores
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
WOOL GAMD1Gg2R,

WOOL DAMDIggG,
s'HE undersigned, proprietor of the
T. Factory heretofore commonly known
as "GAMBLES MILL" returns his
sincere thanks to those who have so lib
orally patronized him during the past
year, and informs them and all others
who may feel disposed to favor him with
work in his line that he is prepared to
iill their orders with dispatch.
Wool will be received at, aud rolls re-
turned to, the following places:
John w. Jones Store, Rockville;
Nathan Allnutt's Dawsonsville !:
A. G. II Darnes' Darnestown
John o Harry's Tennallytown;
Ramsburg & Eberts' Leather Store in
Georgetown, d. G.
july 2 JAS. r. DREAMER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

TIE CArsEs or SUDDEN DEAru. DR..
Wynno, ia one Of the lectures On juris.
prudence now in progress in the New
York Medical College, called the attcn-
ton Of the class to the mistake generally
prevalent as to tho causes Of sudden
death These were usually attributed.
and often by medical men, either to dis
ease Of the heart or brain, whereas aud
den death from diseases Of the brain arr
rare, those from affections Of Tie heart
alone still more rare, while those from
affections Of the heart and lungs are not
unusual. and those from diseases Of tb,
lungs alone By far the most frequent Of
all
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

r." There is nothing which has a
more abiding influence on the happiness
Of family, than The preservation Of an
equable and cheerful temper aud tones in
The housekoeper 4 woman who is ha-
bilually gentle, sympaiLizing, forbear-
lug, and cheerful carries an atmosphere
about her which iwparts a soothing and
sustaining influence, and renders il castor
for oil to 10 right, under hey admins
tration. than il any other situation. -
liz Rnccher.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
UNDERTAKING,
NEGROES wANTE0,

e. THE subscriber viii give the very high
81 es cash price for Negroes that are young
s-NNand likely.
Having located himsalfin Rockville, Mont
g9mcry county, Nd, be can at al times be
found a his residence or, ifabsent, Mr.. Bey-
JANIS CooLFY j. authorized 10 purchase for him
Al communications addressed 10 him a,
Rockville. Nj vii be promptly attended %.
ar Ply 81 - prtCT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

A PRETTY CoScGIr We saw yoster-
day, in the parior OF friend very
beautiful conceit 1t is Of course the
fancy Of lady, and consists Of The burr
of pine tree placed in wine glass half
full Of water. aud from betpeea the diff :
rent layers Of the burr are shooting forth
green blades, bright, beautiful, refresh
ing. For little thing, we have seen
nothing that SO pleased us with its beau
ty and novelty. Aud the secret is this
the burr was found dried and opened
the different circles were sprinkled with
grass seed, and it was placed in a wine
glass with water in, as above. La a few
days the moisture and nourishment gave
the burr life and health, the different
circles closed and buried within them
selves the grass seed, and few days
more gave to the seed also life, rprout,
and growth; and now pyramid Of liy-
ing green, beautifully relieved by the
sonbre hue Of the burr is the result
as pretty aud novel a parlor ornament rs
we have for long while seen We do
not know whether the idea was original
with the lady, but we do know that its
success is beautiful. - oy Times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

UNITED STATES ARMoRIEs. The States,
speaking Of the arms now being made at
the various arnIories Of the Government,
says:
The inventive genius and mechanical
skill Of the country has been put It re-
QUESTION to produce the strongest simp-
lest and most efficient class Of weapons
that human ingenuity can devise fer ar
my use, and the result has already left
everything hitherto known far in the
rear. There are arms now in the course
of construction which, az triaing adj
vance Of cost win enable one soldier to
do more 10 close action than has ever
been expected Of six, and the whole
world will be compelled to adopt this
class Of guns This revolution in the
character Of arms will demand higher
grade Of Intelligence in the rank and
file; and, in this advantage. no country
on earth can compete with the United
States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

KgZPISG IoE MIR J w. Throp, of
Iiillsborough Bridge, says he kept ice
out Of doors. and bad plenty to spare
last September, lie ,hrew down four
feet wood upona space eight feet square.
sufficient to keep tic Ice from the ground
The spaces between tie sticks were GlleI
with sawdust or tan. The ice was then
raekod snuglv, in pyramid form, to the
haight Of eight or ten feet 70 make
the mass more compact, in order 70 keep
the al. from it, few pals Of water wero
thrown over H. The mass was then Gov
cred with sawdust. Some arc inclined
to think ice will keep in this way better
than any other The evaporation from
the outside carries of the heat, and tho
mass keeps cooler than it would if shut
up in tight house; there appears to bs
philosophy in the method, at any rate
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

E.g- Horace NYalpolo once ssid: In
my youth | thought Of writing a satire
On mankind---but now 10 my Old ago. l
think I should wf!tc AZ apology for
then
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

Music, Music is The silver key Of tho
fountain Of tears, where tho spirit drinh5
till the brain il 8ill; Soltost grave Of
thousand fears whore the mothers caro-
like drowsy child is laid asleepin aow-
era .-NAeLeA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

ri" A country editor Announces in
the following terms that be has suspend
cd specie payment:
"If any man wants % sees stars, aud
appreciate ono Of the uses 70 which brick
tats may be perverted, let him approach
our vicinity with an account.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
AlisfcILallcou9.
coins 10 rurooc h n Balloon.

Mr. john La Mountain, the arouaut,
is again in this city, where he will re-
main few days. lie has made arrange
ments for the construction in Boston Of
balloon with which he designs to make
an attempt to cross tho Atlantic next
summer. The mouoy is to be furnished
by a wealthy gentleman Of tho nodern
Athens, who has sufficient confidence in
the practicahility Of the scheme to make
venture in it, The balloon is to be OF
silk, with an asceusise power which will
make il capable of carrying life-boat
stocked with provisions, and four passen-
gers. The power it is designed to en-
ploy is the gun-cotton 'engine--onc Of
which, owned by gentleman Of Spring
field, Mass has been tested, and found
to act satisfactorily Before the venture
Of sailing over the ocean, it is designed
to make three long voyages, starting
from Western cities, for the purpose Of.
testing the capacity of the balloon and
the effect of the employment Of maehin-
cry. Mr.. Wise, the "father Of balloon
ing 10 America" " who has been in con
sultation with Mr., La Mountain, approves
of his plan in all its details, and will
give him the benefit Of his remarkable
experience in suggestions as TO the man
n4r Of his carrying it out. Troy Times.
ESs' The London Times says that an
American invention had been taken to
England with a view to its being dis
posed Of to the British or any other Eu-
ropean Government, and which, if it
does one half Of what the patcntec guar
antics can be done with it, viii make
such a change in the mode Of carrying
on naval war as will put steamers out
Of the question, and will render Of no
avail the tremendous forts Of Cronstadt
or Cherbourg. The invention is sub
marine boat for working under water
without air tubes or any other commu-
nication with the surface Of the water,
and capable Of carrying men and large
quantity Of explosives The American
and French Governments are said to have
declined to have any thing to do with
the Invention, while the British Admi.
rally was giving it full and prompt atteu-
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29
THE PLOW!!"

Poolesville, Nd, April 8, 1856.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-29

FETIE FARMERS of Montgomery are inform-
cd that ! am now prepared to supply them
with the IMPROVED TAVENNER COULTER
Pillow, which won the Firt Premium at the
last County Fair, and which is now universal
" admitted to be the very best Three-horse
Pillow in use For evidence of its fine work,
lightness Of draft substantial build, durabili-
". and case Of control. refer to the following
gentlemen, who have them in use:
Capt w. Q. Seliman, Thomas Rawlins,
Thomas L. Jones, Joseph Bruner,
YIN. d. Poole, VIM. A. Chiswell,
VIM W. Poole, Rich'd Williams,
A. G II Darne, Geo. w. Peter,
J L. Duiief, Rudolph Bcall,
s 7 Stonestreet, Mrs. Mary E. Colt.
Sam'l Wilson, VIM. T. Aud,
&c. &c. &c.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
CERTIFICATE.

Voluntary Certificate from LoeP Pedro's Bar.
Being desirous of benefng fellow possible
induces before the public and certify the following
facts In July last called Dr. Young for medical
vice. Twas then abong under dizziness head very d
pain back and hips weakness in arms,
memory palptaon
and general debility bad that compelled suspend
business After careful examination of Young
nounced the curabc and taking the medicine
prescribed and the result that perfectly
although not strong could wish
stany gaining and do good days any the
locality The for publishing the above is
that wide asca emprm which stalking with such de.
strucion throughout this otherwise blessed country.
B. I. MANNING Residence Don Pedro's Bar,
DR. j. c. Youngs Office for the treatment P
vae Diseases is at corner Of Montgomery and California
REMEMBERTha Dr. Young patients but those fully
pabe of appreciatng and distinguishing the services of regular
thoroughbred physician, from the paly, unlearned n
quack
RRxExBERTha Dr. only regular physician
verising to cure diseases of imprudence.
RExEABERDr Young remedies and treatment entirely
to all Others prepared life hospitals
and the first this
RKxBETha J. @. Young gives every diseases
peculiar to females.
ONCE Of Montgomery and Caorna streets
Express ONCE San Francisco ONCE hours O'Clock
81 NJ 1-n
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.

of those who dappoin
ed of cure by not calling Dr. Young win for
felt he fails to any that h
matter how long standing ctng such ulcers
nodes bunches pmpes the face body
ing of the bones emaciaon appetite, strength hes
in the hair
Many after being relieved of all external
of private disease suppose themselves cured months
find they troubled with various symptoms they had
before and which they find are
afflicted in this Dr. Young would particularly
al Of his skill The symptoms with which troubled
caused by the BLOOD your
health and happiness No who attack OF
private complaint should fail DR. Young take
bottles of his invaluable purifying medicine can rest as
sured that their blood is in perfectly and healthy condition.
and that Of disease is
Recent cured in from change diet
or hindrance from business J.. C.. YOUNG
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
EvERTs, WILSON & CO.'S EXPRESS.

HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS their
IL by recent purchase ofmpoant they
pared Treasure PACKAGES Letters Papers, and
transact all business entrusted their with fidelity
patch. Their principal Offices are located at
MARYSVILLE SAINT LOUIS
LA PORTE, NELSON CREEK.
GIBSONVlLLE
And they have side Offices at the
COLUMBUS HOUSE, SCALES DIaGINos, POKER FLAT
AMERICAN HOUSE, HANsoNvILLE, PORT WINE
WARREN HILL, FORBEsTowN, Poor MANS CREEK,
SPANISH FLAT, CHANDLERvILLE, HOPKINS CREEK
INDEPENDENCE BAR, PINE GROVE, AMERICAN VALLEY.
And the Feather River route at
BIDwELLs BAR, ORovuLE, LYNCHBURG.
And will forward packages through the enteprsng
of W. SINGER co. every portion the country bordering
the Upper Feather River.
Faithful Messengers despatched in charge of Treasure
All Valuable Packages will be placed the trustworthy
be conveyed through under his immediate supervision
Sight Checks drawn Maysv San Francisco
1-n EvERTS WILSON & co.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
APPEAL
OF THE
Ladies' Mount Vernon Association,
TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

A RECENT APPOINTMENT by Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham
Unon has devoved undersigned duty privilege
placing before the people of this State the purposes of the
Incorporation Virginia authorizes the
Vernon including as the tomb of George
Washington and receive deed fee SIMPLE
Under this charter constitution has been adopted which vests
April 1855 advice legal gentlemen contract
which 900 was to be paid in cash. 900 the 1s Of
with from the date of the contract payable the 22d
such payment may be made a any time.
The cash made gratifying intelligence has
lately reached that the nsamen s7 duly met thus
the heh allows payments be made
Of All efforts therefore, are now turned to the col
possible day thereby saving large Of Interest and
the cherished hope of at obtaining
To this noble the Unon deserting for sea-
hs sy ns s
gather around the tomb of Washington
and lay to heart the solemn public
rs nsy n G standing on that at pilgrims gath
for his teachings and Union
Men of high station and whom Everett stands
adng their % M and the
on and California invited to do her part Youngest
and devotion the Union Animated then by these sentiments
Of her s i,s1s
be poured into the lap of
Let rivay canns e
not the heart to sympahze the hand help
patriotism, - = - =
To the Women Of California appeal is especially made Your
sisters OF the East have assumed this honorable and claim
your zeaons cooperation Our State will part literally
you reolutely take the matter hand therefore
depend whether she shall respond to the cali.
Although contributions solicited the price
OF membership is but One Dollar Concerted and
must be adopted the
te Pacific The duty Of such 0rganasion devoves the Vice
fective II seconded by your hearty o-operaton
Lady Managers will be selected CITY, town.
vlage the
issuing them authorizing receive
and enroll members These assistants will report monthly
La dy Managers appointing them.
Tho Lady Managers will monthly ALSO the Vice Regent
complete list Of names enrolled and the amounts received with
such suggestions they deem proper Monthly the Vice
gent will forward to Regent received and complete
list OF contributors whose will be recorded volumes
to this noble
LOUIS McANE the Treasurer the Association for this
~ Communications will be addressed-Mrs. MAGDALEN G.
BLANDING Vice Regent Mount Association
warded through Wells Fargo which
offered to convey them free Of charge.
Office of the Associations No. Lucas Turner Building
San Francisco. =
MAGDALEN G. RLANDING.
Vice Regent for California.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
MEDICAL.

DR.. j. G. YOUNG'S
Private Medical once,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
evra PAonu Exrnrss consu1rArIos GsArs.
READ AND REFLECT.
(Asd that there is conscience unnauenced,
And And suffered Sps to spssk s, ont = tells % every man5
More horrd yet to die By ones own hand:
Shall Nature swerving from her earliest dictate
Ssli.Psesefv.ton; ns!s rn.a fall by its own acsi
HE indulgence PRACTICES certain though
always the M most and direct t. t. @
the loss Of Of seminal secrons by unnatural Aid
blood cns @ %
How them for every one having tie least cause
trouble that attend Immediately
the
mpney and
most and when IT. once nsn:ss % sur %
lowed under the guidance q the
Of and California streets where he be
private confidence
B-Letters enclosing $40 prompt
doctors time being much taken that he cannot attend let
p s.-Apartments privately arranged jans:yn
IMPORTANT TO MINERS AND TRAVELLERS.
THERE'S maady of deeper Importance either in mediea
than that arising from impure connections.
As q, duty s. every s physician to look At dis
gae as far as his power their bodily suffering Human nature
OF all ills that affect terrible than those Of
private nature Dreadful in the who contracts T.
ghtfu his constitution ending frequently
grave still greater
offspring Such
the important becomes that having the least
that they have contracted disease should attend
consulting physician respctaby
education enables him sae speedy and
In accordance with this necessity Dr. Young feels called
that extensive practice
perfect master of all those diseases which une-- the
nomination attention
branch than other the United States he feels him.
self better qualified to treat them.
Syphilis all FORMS Swelling of the roins u
the Secondary Syphilis Erupton Ucera
tion Tertiary Syphilis Syphilis Children, Mercura Syphc
fecons GonorhGa Glee Structures False Passages Inflammation
of Bladder Pusues,
etc. familiar to him the things daily
servations
The doctor effects in few days. and f,ds
difficulty curing those of long duran without submitting the
patient such will neglect his whether
doors without diet changed
Inflammation. There California patients amounting
to thousand the that could furnish
but these matters that require the incest which he al
enclosing $40 promptly to. ONCE
hours from A. NJ to NJ Address c. Young, an31y
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. 1ss.4sz@s
The following selected from accumulation Of tes
fssos institutions where the practice Of medicine taught
From the s. r. Citizen.
The question is often asked Why it that DR. J. c.
successful while other advertising Physicians failing from
clay day?" should plainly apparent
10 all that he understands his proesson attends
his practice his knowledge extends So has
nar of his professions and insure all relief from their
les while others daily sinking oblivion
upward placing him a. the OF a=aaeas
has his of business obliged
associate with himself other physicians both extended
edge and practice We would advise all afflicted
preference other Physician We informed
entirely the Vegetable SYSTEM and will always perfect
the corner Of Montgomery and California ~
over Pacific Express Companys Office
From the Times Tsunscyfpt.
There thousands in this State suffering for of scientific
medical treatment and they fear apply physician
they have been deceived their friends
physicians professors To
recommend DR. j. c. Young physician in whom all
honorable and who sympatse with
in afiction His standing physician and gentleman
their author the highly
practice with which he has been honoed since his advent
mia and the latter and circle Of
quainances We to all afflicted call him. he will
state the rely his Judgment
Ike his principie-~o oars,
From Professor Hitchcock
have watched with than ordinary the
this young in the intricate paths of profession.
anything like the stand he has fairly earned Were
much family than boast
itate for moment should the services of physician
Young, having capacity IA
veryi Important adjunct phyician and rendA
t do the same. J. c. HIrcHcocK, NJ. D., L. D..
From, the Boston Medical journal
Though opposed to the system of advertising for
sufficient still but justice to that Dr.
Young the ndefagabe
the medical science in the United States. jan31y1
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.


VOLUME FOURTEEN, COMMENCED SEPTEMBER II, 1858.
MECHANICS. INVENTORS, MANUFACTURE
ERS AND FARMERS.
TT,HE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN reached It's fourteenth
year. Volume the 18th of Septenl-
ber only weekly publication the Kind issued in
country has extensive circulation in all the States
It might suppose from its tle dry,
technical the contrary it deals with
great going scientific mechanical and industrial
worlds please instruct every If the Mechanic
the best machine in how make
his busness the Housewife wishes
recipe making good &cf Inventor wishes
going the way the Manufacturer
ties his bunes the Man Of Leisure and Study wishes to keep
himself familiar with the made in the chemical laboratory
in the construction teleraphs steamships railroads
and these desderaa be found in the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN not elsewhere They here presented in rea
BILE and interesting adapted to the Of minds
unearned in the hig her branches of science and art
TERMSOne Copy One Year. s2; One Copy, Six Months 81
Five Copies Six Months ~ Ten Copies, Six Months $s Ten
Copies Months 1885, Fifteen Copies Twelve Months 922
Twenty Copies Twelve Months, $2S, in advance.
Specimen copies sent gratuous for inspection Southern
Western Postage Stamps taken for subscriptions
- Letters should be directed to
MUM CO., 12S Fulton Street, New York.
~ MEssRs MUM Co. extensively engaged procuring
for Inventions will
IN regard to the novelty OF their improvements.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
Empire Ranch---For Sale!

s: THIS wELL-KNOwN PROPERTY, situated on the Mid
die Fork the road to Gold Lake five miles Downieve
lis now offered for sale, and will be disposed bargain
RANCH contains twenty of good cutya-
eI aud well enclosed besides limited pasura
and several Of fine timber For facilities for irreaon
q an abundant and constant supply ofwater
Store or Public House.
Ane ABOVE valuable property Will ee disposed Of
For particulars, inquire Of D. f. EASTERBROOK
September 18th, 1858. 3aa S'A4s
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY AND SEMINAL
WEAKNESS

R YOUNG injured by pri-
~ and ndugences that
which the body and the mnd uniting them either business
society The following of the melancholy
produced by early habits of YOUTH viz Weakness the back
and limbs pain the head dmnes of sight, loss of muscular
papitation of the heart dyspepsia rby
angemen of digestive functions debility Of
consumption, &C.
MENTALLYThe fearful effects upon the mind to be
dreaded Loss memory confusion of IDEAS depression Of spirits,
evil forbodngs aversion
of the evils produced.
persons any the symptoms
should fail call Young, and
perfect health Let false deacy but apply mme
dreadful awful
of this terrible malady.
Immediately cured, full
turned, by DR.. J. c. Young.