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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-01
Reapers and Mowers for 1859

With all the late Improvements, Twill men-
ton, in Dart
Manny's Reaper & Mower, Wood's Improvem t
Manny's Reaper, with do Manny's Mower, do
The Buckeye Mower Woods l-horse do
Dorscy's selEraking Reaper
Hallenbeck & Cunningham Mower
We The above enumerated Implements and
Machines will sell at unusually Low prices
1t may be important to state that all these
Machines sold by me last season, in cases ne
cessary, have examined and put in order for
the coming season; and rs | desire that all
machines sold by me should give satisfaction,
the same may be expected with those sold here
after
1t is very important to the farmer to purchase
his machines from one who is thoroughly con-
versant with them, and who, in case Of acct
dents and mishaps, which sometimes occur, can
be on hand Immediately to repair them, there
by saving the great outlay, Inconvenience and
expense which necessarily follow. This re-
quirement the subscriber has the pleasure to
state he can meet, having had ) years practi-
cal experience IN Agricultural Machinery.
j. u. BARTHOiOW,
Agricultural Warehouse, Seed Store, and
Guano Depot, 18th street, opp. cast end Of
Centre Market, bet. Avenue and Canal
Washington, d. c. nav 90
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Tune lSt. 1880.

and continue daily until the whole stock /
sold Quit being our determined purpose {,
open our New Store with an entire new Stock
may 81 PAR
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Epidemic Diseases
VIHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Il in view of the awful destruction of
human life caused by Sexual diseases, and the
deceptions practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Il
Charitable Aet worthy of their name, to open
a Dispensary for the treatment of this class of
diseases in all their forms, and TO give Nsdf-
cl Adeiee Gratis to all who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, (age
occupation, habits Of life, &c. and in case of
extreme poverty, TO furnish Medicines free Of
charge. 1t is needless TO add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment
The Directors OF the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors of
their surgeons in the cure of Spermatorrhpa,
Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhna, elect, Syphi-
lis, the vice Of Onanism or Self-Abuse, Dseas-
cs of the Kidneys and Bladder, &c, and order
a continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors, on review of the past. feel
assured that their laoors in this sphere of be-
nevolent effort have been Of great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the Young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
newed zeal, to this very important and much
despised cause.
an admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of 0nansm, Mas
turbation, or SelHAbuse, and other diseases of
the sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon,
will be sent by mail lin a sealed envelope, J
free Of charge, on receipt of tloo stamps for post
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of Sexual diseases, diet, &C. are
constantly being published for gratuitous dis
tribution, and will be sent TO the afflicted
Some Of the new remedies and methods Of
treatment discovered during the last year, are
Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J.
SKlLLIN H0UGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWEEL, Pres't
jan 81 GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Sec'y.
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" FAIR VIE w -
FOR SALE

'TNHIS beautiful and improved FARM is
Il now for sale, and possession will be given
OH the LIST of April next. II lies Immediately
upon the Potomac River and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, at the Seneca Guard Lock,
22 miles above Washington city. There are
about
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-01
ENapINYMENT.

CS0 A MONTH, AND ALL EXPENS-
yDCO rs PAID.-AN AGENT is want
ed in every town and county in the United
States, to engage in an easy and respectable
business, by which the above profits may be
certainly realized. For further particulars,
address Dir. J. HENRY WARNER. corner OF
Broome and Mercer Streets, New York city,
enclosing one postage stamp. jan 2l-6m
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THE sen TIN Ell.
BENJAMIN +. WADDy,

Georgeto,ca, D. C. is our authorized A.
gent for receieiag Subscriptions and
advertisements.
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McCORMICK'S
lMPROVD REEAPER AND MOWER
FOR 1880

$4,000 in use in the United Statesl
5000 sold last year!l
5000 made this year, and nearly all soldl!i
Bz7- Has ARRAYS been Best, most Reli-
able, and most Durable, and is ao,c
BETTER STILL.
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DIR. y. 4. GARDINER,

HAVING LOCATED IN RIDGEvILLE,
Ii Carroll county, Md. offers his professions
al services to the citizens thereof and vicinity
lie will also practice in the portions of the
counties Of Montgomery and Howard situated
in the vicinity Of Ridgevillc He may at all
times he found at his office except when sailed
away Professionally. april l5-0
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Watches, Chains, ChataIains, &c.
WATCH REPAIRING.

NH ". GALT & BKU.,
IN1s 354 Pennsylvania avenue,
-Four doors west If Broscn's Hotel,
offer large assortment o. Ladies' and Gentle
mems very superior WATCHES, warranted
time-keepcrs.
Zc- Watches and Chronomcters carefully
repaired by skillful workmen.
N W. G.1LT & BRO., Jcsrelers
354 Penn. Az. doors west Browns hotel.
mar % Washington, ID. 9.
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SPECTACLES.

GOLD, Silver and fine Steel spEcrAcrrs.
VI Eyeglasses. &c. of every focus. Also
Opera and Shell Reading Glasses. A large as,
sortment Of the above always on hand.
Particular attention paid 90 the selection Of
glnsscs suited to the eyes OF wearers.
VI. W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers.
s54 Penn. Av. 4 doors west Browns hotel.
mar % Washington. ID. q.
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A. CIR EN-.

A UCTI0NEER AND COMMISSION MER-
IN CHANT, Corner of 18th and D Streets.
WASHINGT0N CITY d. G.
Has on hand n large and extensive assortmnnt
Of NEW FURNITURE, which he will sell on
the most reasonable terms. Call and examine,
and am sure can please you.
jan 26-l2m a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-01

TllE FARMERS of Montgomery county will
Il please not delay their orders for this ma
| chine. An immense humber has been ordered
out from the Baltimore Depository during the
last two weeks, and no more can be forwarded
from Chicago in time for harvest Let me have
your orders at once, that | may insure your
being supplied.
The improvements (all which were patented
in 1859 consist mainly in being so construct
ed as TO do away with the side draft, heretofore
Objectionable; in substituting chain for work
ing the Reel in place Of the leather band IN
making all boxes solid, obviating entirely the
liability to loosen while operating also, IN so
constructing the guards and back Of sickle as
to entirely prevent liability to choke in cutting
grass, be it ever so fine or ever so wet, and in
greatly improving the track clearer in moving.
1t is estimated that the draft OF present Four
Horse Machine, although cutting four inches
wider swath, is one horse less than the former.
THE IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1859
Make this Machine, beyond all question, the
pery best Keeping Machine the pcry best Mo,o-
ing Machine, and the cery best Combined Reap
ing and Moeing Machine in The scorld, and as
such, is WARRANTED.
THE 2-EiORSE MACHINE
is admirably suited for smaller farmers.
PRICES same as heretofore. Personal at
tention given to fitting up and seeing under
way. All orders by mail promptly attended
to. Address
JESSE T. HIGGINS, Sole Agent,
may y Poolesville, Nd.
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Domestic Goods

For SERVANTS Hear, best makes;
Which we are Offering at very small profits
Va. Montgomrians will frd it to their ad-
vantage to give us a call before making their
purchases.
april 10 SM00T & BURROUGHS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-01

The necessary extras go with each Mower.
4 farmer who does not want n Reaper, but a
light Mower, has for the first time an opportu-
nifty to please himself
This and the great Reaper of NANNY for
sale by the undersigned, at his great Guano,
Implement, Reaper and Seed Depot, No. $40
Seventh street, north Of Pa. avenue, where he
will exhibit all in his line to his friends and
the public with much pleasure.
EDWARD f. SIMPSON,
may 27-6t Sign Of the Gold Eagle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-01

WILLIAM BRADD0CK has the best as
w sortment Of the above named articles
now IN market. and for cash or TO punctual
customers is selling them lower than any other
house, having purchased before the late ad-
vance. WM. BRADDOCK.
june Quality HiIl Rockville. Va
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TRUSTEES SALE.
July next,


lying and being in Montgomery county
aforesaid, being part of Tract of Land
called "TIIE JOSEPH" whereon the
said Thomas Ncyerson now resides, con-
In;n.nn
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BllV One Now.

and have il home all ready Tor the harvest field.
will sell on as favorable terms us any house
in the country.
PANrHETs for distribution and machines on
exhibition for examination and explanation, AZ
the Great Central Reaper and Guano Depot of
EDW'D +. SIMPSON,
80 It'll ST., North side Penn. avenue,
Sign Of Gold Eagle, Washington city, d. G.
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Dwelling House,

49, Dwelling House,
a large portion of which is uew, and the bal
ance of it thoroughly repaired and very COM
Portable, new Wood House and Work Shop,
Cistern House, &c, and a fine large new Barn,
with basement, stables and. two hay houses.
Corn and Meat Houses a Hydraulic Ram ana
pipes carry the most excellent spring water to
the cistern house and barn, supplying both
places continually without any labor
The Farm is under good Chestnut Fence, in
fields OF convenient size, having excellent spring
water in all of them. There are about 30
Acres of Bottom Land, lying upon the Canal,
which is handsomely set in Timothy. and pro-
duces yearly very large amount of Hay, which
is so accessible to market as to make it very
valuable; the farm can spare all this. The
upland is well set grass and other crops.
gs There is a fine large young ORCHARD OF
Il Apples & Peaches
of the best selected kinds, and great varicey,
now in very thrifty condition and beginning
to bear. The land is Of an excellent quality
1t rarely occurs that farm possessing so
many advantages is offered to the public The
view of the river and surrounding country,
from the house, is magnificent and s uniyer-
sally esteemed the finest upon the Potomac
River.
On account of the facilities afforded by the
Canal, the cost of transporting all the products
OF the farm to the Washington and Georgetown
markets is very inconsiderable.
If desired, the tract of land will be so divid-
ed as to give that part under cultivation, and
upon which the improvements are, only so
much of the timber land as is desirable, and
the two tracts sold separately.
ES~ Persons desiring TO view the property,
would do well to do so while the present crops
are growing, as they would thus be better en-
abled to judge of the quality of the land
Steam packet boats, carving passengers toand
from Washington and Georgetown, pass the
place daily. Persons desiring further Informal
ton, will apply by letter directed to the sub
scriber at Jamestown, Nd, Or in person upon
the premises.
The Terms Of sale will be made easy, and
the title indisputable.
WILLIAM READING.
Darnestown, Nd, June !, lS59.-ie 3tf
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Spring & Summer Goods

1p4MOOA ~ ne u kNnAO a SNHH'SS
No. II9 Bridge Street, South Side
GEORGETOWN, ID. C.,
HAVE received, and are now Offering al
Ii LOW PRICES to cash buyers, q large
and we'll assorted Stock Of
Spring * Summer Goods,
comprising a very choice assortment of Ia
DIES NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS
to wit.
Fancy Byadere, Blue, Mode and best makes
Black Silks
Double Skirt and two and three Flounced
Organdie and Berege Robes
Byadere and plaid Poll dc Chevres, Alme-
rines and N.alencias
Rich printed Byadere and plain Bereges
French 0rgandie and Jaconet Muslins
Shallie de Lanes and Lawns, good styles
and colors, at l2| cents
Best Ginghams, cold Rriliants & Chintzes
Large assortment English Prints, at l24 cts
All the best makes Mourning Goods
Bombazines, Double and single Mouslins
Alpacas, Tamatime Black Bereges
Solid and black and white Ginghams
Black and white Calcoes do. Lawns
Black and white IA and Sd Dereges, for
Shawls and busters
Black Grapes. Nets and Tafltuns
Stella and Lace Shawls,
Silk and Lace Mantillas
Lace and French worked Collars, Sleeves
and Sets
Bonnets, Sash Ribands and Trimmings
Alexander's ana Bajou's Kid Gloves, a full
assortment
Taiieta silk Gloves, Black Lace Mitts
Irish Linens, Cambria Muslins
Swissa Nainsook, plain striped and plaid
Lawns
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M IL wv
Spring & Summer Goods
JOHN w. JONES,
Saloon Building. ROckyiIIe. Md.

HAS JUST RECEIVED and is now OPEN
In ing one of the largest and most magniG-
cent Stock Of SPRING And SUMNER
GOODS ever brought to this market. His
Stock consists, in part, Of a general assortment
Of
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MANNY'S
REAPER AND MOWER
BUY ONE TIME.

YNHE subscriber has again the pleasure to
Il offer the Farmers of Old Montgomery.
MANNY'S COMBINED HARVESTER, (esta-
blished in superiority over all others, with
Woods Improvement, and important changes
for the Harvest of 1859. The complete and in
variable success of this great Labor-Saver is
its own praise.
Every machine is offered in complete order,
with necessary extras TO save the Farmer trou-
BILE, and others are kept on hand, so that he
may be supplied without delay.
Many Farmers were delayed last season, by
putting OFF; do not do so now. This year,
hlX In finn
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Fresh Groceries
The Little Giant Mower
SOMETHING NEW IN THE FIELD.

4 NICE LITTLE MACHINE, a perfect beau,
IA ty, for one or two horses. If you would
know how good it is, just call, see and exa
mine.
This Mower is made by W. A. W00D-thC
King of Reaper men-and will cut, according
to size, from Five TO Ten Acres per day. Ii is
simplev-strong-no tablet break--cuts clean
and smooth-easlly managed-a rcry mode
rate price-and will cut swath where a large
Mower has to back out.
You are invited TO see this liltlo Mnchine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-01
500 ACRES OF LAND

in the tract. A very large amount of it is
and about $50 Acres undera high
p state of cultivation, and improved
fs4Rtsssf by commodous
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-09

on the back Of thief, gives him card of en-
trance to the society Of the refined and elite
IF man but accumulates wealth, no matter how
dishonesty and wrongfnlly-if he sends the ia
therless and orphans hungering to bed on pail
let of straw, and compels the widow to beg Sub
sistence from door to door, so that he but rolls
in luxury, he has a passport to good society that
none dare gainsay.
Such state Of society cannot long exist, and
maintain purity among itsmembers and but for
the conscious dignity of the industrial classes,
and their knowledge of what constitutes man
the nobest Of Gods creatures, and their despi-
cable regard for the fame that rests upon such
an ephemeral basis, we should have long since
become nation Of robbers The working men
are the salt of the land. The good, the upright,
and the wise men, regard them as their coequals,
and they look to them to raise up healthful, hon
est and virtuous sons, to occupy their places,
and thus save our country from being over-run
with thieves and criminals
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-09
From the Boston Traveller
Boarding Steamers off Cape Race.

The idea of anticipating the newsby European
steamers by intercepting them off Cape Race,
Newfoundland, was started number of years
since by the New York Press, but has never been
carried out with much effect until within short
time, though occasionally a steamers news was
received in this way.
Cape Race, by sea is between ten and eleven
shundred miles distant from New ork, one third
of the voyage across the Atlantic Mr. Farrell,
of New York, a boatm of great experience,
formerly employed in the same business as now,
in connection with the Sandy Hook telegraph,
has taken charge of the news yacht at Cape
Race He succeeded last week in obtaining the
news from four steamers, viz the Arago the
Vigo, the Canada and the City of Baltimore.
The plan of operations is briefly as follows
The European steamer runs from England
or Ireland across the Atlantic to within mile
or two of Cape Race Light, generally making
the trip in seven or eight days. The newsmen
are on the alert cruising near the spot, and the
steamer usually throws up signal or fires gun
to attract attention. The news dispatch is pre-
/ pdIGu Wy dill dgGUG LII anu Pi"SoN - :"
buoyant tin case to which is affixed flag 50
that it can be seen for some distance in the water
The boatmen hasten to the spot, obtain the news
and start for ST. Johns, Newfoundland the near
est telegraph station, from whence it is immedi-
ately transmitted to all parts ofthe United States
and Canada.
The news before reaching Boston traverses a
distance by telegraph of over thousand miles
First over the Newfoundland line which is con-
structed across country that maay be truly
called savage wilderness, with hills of granite,
deep swamps, and almost inpcnetrable woods
Crossing by ubmarinetelegraphfrom Newfound-
land to the American Continent, the despatch
passes over portion of the Nova Scotia line,
then over the New Brunswick line to the borders
of Maine at Calais, where the American line
commences, by which it is transmitted to its
destination.
Occasionally even now steamer is missed, as
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-09

spring diseases. BY inattention to these things,
causes are in operation to chill the body and
induce cold and fever.
LIST. The dampness Of the atmosphere in
May.
3D. The striking falling off in ap petite for
meats and other q heating food"
Sd, The premature diminution Of clothing.
4th, The premature removal of the conyen-
fences Of fire.
And when the very changing condition of the
weather Of May is taken into account, it is no
wonder that, uuder the influence Of so many
causes of diminution Of temperature Of the body,
many fall victims to disease.
In November, the healthiest month in the
year, we have put on our warmest clothing, we
have kindled our daily fires !; we have found a
keen relish for substantial food, while the damp
ness of the atmosphere has been removed by the
condensation Of increasing cold The wise will
remember these things for lifetime and teach
them to their children. Halls Jour. Of Health.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-09
A Love Letter.

DEAR SwEET.-Oh, my love, white loaf SUI
gar Of my hopes, and molasses of my expecta-
tions you have been absent from me for three
whole days. The sun is dark at mid-day-the
moon and stars are black when thou art absent
Thy step is the music of the sphere and the wind
Of thy gown when you pass by is zephyr from
the garden of Paradise in the spring time of early
flowers | kissed you when last we met, and
my whole frame was filed with sweetness i
One of your curls touched me on the nose, and
that organ was transmitted into loaf sugar. Oh,
spice spices-garden of delights send me a
lock of your hair-send me anything that your
blessed finger hath touched, and | will go raw
ing mad with ectasy! One look from thy bright
eyes would transmute me incontinently in the
third heaven Your words are molten pearl
dropping from your mouth My heart blazes
at the thought of thee My brain is an ever
lasting fire. The blood burns and scorchcs my
veins and vitals as it passes through them Oh,
come most delightful of delights and with your
seraphic breath upon me When you do come
be sure and bring that two shillings which you
borrowed of me, as / want to buy some tobac-
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Sentimental Fossils.

What is your name p" My name is Norval
on the Grampian hills"
Where did you come from ?'--" / come
from happy land, where care is unknown
Where are youlodging now ?"---" I dreampt
dwelt in marble halls
Where are you going to ~" Far, far Ger
hill and dell"
"What is your occuption ?'-" Some love to
roam"
''Are you married Pc Long time ago
g Polly put the kettle on
"When were you married pa long time
ago."
How many children have you ?"- There
Doll and Bet, and Mol and Kate, and
"What is your wife's name ?''-" Oh no, we
never mention her."
did your wife oppose your leaving her p
I" She wept not when we parted"
" In what condition did you'leave her PA
rose tree in full bearing"
/" Is your family well provided for %" A
little farm well titled"
"Did your wife drive you off ~" Oh, sub
lime was the warming"
"What did your wife say that induced you
to slope ?''-" Come rest in this bosom"
.Was your wife good looking ?"-" She wore
wreath of of roses !"
"Did your wife ever treat you badly ?''-"
Oft, in the Silly night"
"When you announce your intention of emf
grating, what did your wife says Pr Oh dear,
what can the the matter be ?"
"And what did you reply ?"-" Sweet Kitty
Glover, you brother me so.''
"Where did you lay her Pc Near the lake
where droop'd the willow"
" What did she say to you when you were
in the act of leaving ?"-"A place in thy mem
DRY, deasest.'
DO you still love her ?'-Tis said that
absence conquers love.
What are your possessions Pr" The harp
that once thro' Tara's hail.
What do you propose to do with 1t -
" I'll hang my harp on willow tree"
Where did you expect to make a living
-" Over the water with Charley"