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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Aetu9lprk Daily Gribn,re

Frost EVERY MoSTH.-So far in 1859, We have
had frost in this good State of NewYork every month
in the ear; and that, too, in the Southern tier of
eeunte, where it is generally supposed the climate
Ia bot very borean.
Both on the first and fourth mornings of July, at
Allegheny, there was quite show of frost. On the
fourth the fences and plank walks were white with an
icy covering; but vegetables were not seriously IN
iured We also heard of frost in various other places
through the State, and shall lock for similar re-
pcrts next month. In September, sure we shall have
it, so that if August escapes shall have frost in
eleven Of the months of this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

Iowa WHEAr.-We have received from TIE Demo
crate Clarion Office Bloomfield Davis County, Iowa,
sane specimen heads of wheat, grown by ID. Doyle
of that town. which beat anything o the sort for size
this side of California being full six inches long, and
well filed with berries 1t is u bold variety, and,
standing upon the ground as wecu!iivated wheat
should stand, would yield eighty bushels per acre.
a specimen of Spring wheat is very handsome,
though not TO be compared with the other We
hope there yet We doubt a great many such
wheat fields in Iowa this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

Two ACCIDENTS on THE GREAT WESTERN RAIL
wN.-An employee Of the Great Western RAILWAY,
named VIM Fowler, Was run over ana instantly Killed
on Friday evening 10y train of cars, al the ellington
souarc stston of the Hamilton and Toronto Railway
Mr. Edward No1on, clerk in the freight department
at Hamilton WAS terribly mangled At the depot IN that
city Cd Saturday evening. While attempting to get ON
locomotive which was in molten, he slipped AMI fell
under the wheels. The wheels passed over both his
legs crushing them rghtully. The right leg was am
putsed nearly the top of the thigh, ana the eit lu-
N. diaielv above the ankle. lie survived but lew
hours. file was man Of much promise, ard leaves a
large circle Of flerds and relatives IN Hamilton 70
mourn his melancholy and sudden decease
TuRowIxc , WIFE OUT OF WINDow.--John Fay
who resides at No Cypress street. was srrested sst
night by Officer Pennman for throwing his VIE out OF
a window some seventeen feet above the SldeWa1A.
Dr. Jones called TO attend her and considered her
In dangerous condition account OF internal INJURIES
II appears that Fay aud his wife retired as usual 1851
night and that about III O'Clock he arose and lett the
house, whereupon his wife got up and fastened the
door against hlu. Upon his return, and immedia'ey
efectng al entrance into the house. he seized III
wife and pitched Der out of the window. hay was
brought before the Police Court to-day and, waving
an examination was committed for trial IN deisGl, OF
bsil in $4,000. Boston Journal, JAY II.
HEAVY VERDICT ACNNsT A CITY.-ln the Superior
Court yesterday, the Jury in the case of H. X. aud
Il. Reynolds agt the Mayor and City Council OF Baiii-
Iuore-an action 10 recover $50 600 ALLEGED damages
consequent upon the breach Of contract 70 build the
City Js-returned verdict IN favor of the pian;lh,
ard assessing the damages al So coo. bait. Amer.
Attic lac Criminal Court in Lexington Mass, the
man who married. his tith living wife IN North Adams,
and was arrested in Troy, plead guilty TO bgsmy, and
was sentenced 10 two years inpris Jnment.
MoSTY DIGGING.-Some little excitement has been
.suseo in the auci,u Mt Of Comm Psw from the fact that
young Wednesday ~ne dggtg for clans on the
search renewed Thursday by i"us parties, WV wse
gtEbIeeS With o. sgaiV.eI ~. Zee. Sv!.s!s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Ecaal Notices.

CUPRFME COURT-ALBANY COUNTY,
- SAMUEL HAMILTON and JANE HAMILTON bis wife
Plaintiff against DAVID O. DAVIS and REBECCA DAVIS,
b,. wifr; SAMUEL PINCOTT and ELIZA PlNCOrr, his
wife LESLIE MCFARLAND and MARY MCFARLAND, his
ril. MARY McCROSSEN widow Of James McCrssen, de-
CEASED: WILLIAM EDGAR McCROSsEN, LEANDER Nc
CROSsEN, JOHN NICHOLSON and CAROLINE McCRoS-
SEN Defrpdaus To SAMUEL PINCOTr and ELIZA PIN
COLT his wife, Defendants You hereby summoned to
answer the complaint of SAMUEL HAMILTON and JANE
HAMILTON his Wife plaintiffs, which will be filed IN the Office
of the Clerk the County of Albany, at the City Hail. III the
City Albany and 70 serve copy OF your answer on me az
OFF,. IN the CITY Albany within twenty days after the ser
this you, exclusive OF the day OF sIlce
The plaintiffs apply the Supreme Court for the relief de-
,n.,ded In the said compaut.-Daisd May IS, 1853
J. NJ. KIxBALL Plaintiff Attorney,
No. 30 Ststes., Albany
The complaint in the above entitled action was filed IN me
nee Of the Clerk Albany County The I'D day OF June 1907
RS lswGwS j. NJ hiMbALL, Tlshths h't"i'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
pQnks RECEIVED

Transactions ofhe Medical Sy o. the State Of SewYorh for
The year 1883. $50. PIP i5t Chsr-. Vac B-nthuyser.
anc,pt Don nous Of Maine By Rlius King Sswa 3yo pp
,G Bah Elisha CLARK Co.
New and Complete Hymn and Tune Book for SsbbshS
BY William b. Bradbury. limo. PIP. I'd lyison Ph.n-
Hartley Norman. Tale q the Times By Allen Hsmpden
f2rno. PIP f22. REcd Carleton.
Per.ors Rooetous o. The American Revolution. Phya'e
Journal Edited BY Sidney Barclay. limo. pP I'l Inc
sau.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

MovISG MAcHrsEs.-We fad il stated that there
are row before the public sixty different styles oil
moving machines to choose from; each patentrght
owner OF course declares his the excelsior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

The biggest mule ever produced, it Is supposei, 10
now in Wayne County, Indiana owned by Charles
Frost Tire weight is given as J, sS pounds, sad
HIGHT Iqi hsnd., which i. 8 feet inches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Water Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BING.
N1 HAMTON ~. Eight hours from New York city by
EY.& T.. r. R-Ths establishment has pleasant ard
heahfn location For Circulars giving particulars, address j.
II. NORTH, NJ. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
REMIHIsCENCEs OF SAM FL LATHAM MITCHELL.
d, Ii. ID. BY JOIN w FzAScIs, N. d., etc. s7o pp 8

D, Ii d. BY JOIN W. FsAScIs, NJ. d., etc sgo 20. 81
J. r. Irow
The interesting chapter of personal recoections Of
the eccentric naturalist and philosopher, DIR. Nit
chill, which was contained in the authors Oh New
York" is here reproduced with sundry additional
anecdotes and descriptions. DR.. Nitcaill wss for
many years prominent institution in the society Of
New-York, and with such an entertaining chrooicler
as the writer Of this work the present generation will
not easily lose the memory of his singular doings and
sayings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Mlc0iral.
COMPOUND CHOLERA CORDIAL.

COMPOUND CHOLERA CORDIAL
pocket remedy of invaluable qualities In the prevention aud
cure Of Cholera r1us Cholera Irsntum, Darbea &C. No
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sk.d in renders also If especial convenience
10 travellers. whom Will be found Of great benefit IN prevent
ing unpleasant effects often caused BY change OF drinking
Sold by an druggists and medicine ye1ders Pioe p cents
pr Wholesale sy w. III. TOWERS Proprietor, No. 23
broadway, New York; which is ao the depot for Towers
celebrated - .- .
COMPOUND COUGH CREAM
MY MOTHER SALNE is now being used by
VI thousands for Piles Salt rheum, EryPelss, &c, and Is
und b. best article introduced for the speedy cure ~
the above diseases G. FOX, No. 81 Barclsyst Wholesale
Ascent; BURRILL HUNTING Proprietos No lO2 Nassau
st For sale BY all Druggists Price % cents.
CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA.
- Its wonderfully purify curative powers have been evil
delight # thousands during the last seventeen
OF Scofuls Of the kind Be careful 20 ask
tr SANDS SARSAPARILLA, and take other you will find
II fully merits enviabe reputation II has acquired.
Prepared and sold by A. b. d. SANDS Druggists No. loo
Fsltonst, Hew-YoTk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
For Coastables.
BE UP AND AT WORK.

Now that the Know-nothings of this
county have presented their candidates,
we call upon every Democrat and anti
Know-nothing to set himself to work,
without delay, to defeat them. The best
guarantee of success is to deserve it.
The very security which is generally felt
with regard to our triumph in this coun-
ty, is now the only obstacle to our sue
cess. Our present assurance is apt to
make US regard further effort as unne-
cessary, or at least justify relaxation
of energy. If every Democrat and anti
Know-nothing perform their duty, our
success is certain; but every one must
feel that he has duty to perform, and
must labor at it as if success depended
on his sole effort. Then Democrats and
anti-Know-nothings. come down to your
work, and let us record victory on the
first Wednesday in November next wor,
thy of the cause we advocate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

hVt ihDNiHUMEhi NHLNIIt =
Roctville, September 2oM, 1859 J
IN PURSUANCE Of the 4tt section or tho
L Act Of Assembly, passed january session,
1856, chap. 1903, SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received at this Office until TUESDAY, tho
9Th instant, ct y o'elock, NJ, for building .
Bridge over Iiawling's River, near the resi-
denoc Of the late Elizabeth u. Lee, agreeably
to the following speciGeations--to wit:
Length Of bridge about 80 feet; width ~
feet 6 secpers 80 feet long, exl2 inches u
girdcr under tho middle, secured by iron STIR
rups to king posts above; king posts ca feet
long, Txl0 Inches, with four long braces from
top OF side stills near corner posts flooring ! 8
feet long, inches thick hand rails on both
sides OF the bridge, Axe inches. Timber 70 he
Of best White Oak.
Two anutments, to be either Of stone or logs;
stone abntmcnt to be ca feet above low water
mark, feet thick at bottom and feet at top,
with wing walls out rs far az needed, side rails
as far as wing wills; log abutincnts TO be "a
feet high, the front logs hewcd, post in each
corner Of the nbntmcut on the lower side and
outside Of the sIeepers, the abutments " be
Oiled with stone and covered with earth.
Bidders win be required 70 specify the kind
Of stone or logs. The bridge 70 be completed
by the lst Of November
The Contractor will be required 10 give bond,
10 be approved by the Commissioners for the
faithful performance OF the work The sum
required 10 build the bridge win be levied in
june 1900, upon the inspection 0f the work
by the Commissioners and their approval there
Of, the c0nhactor VIII receive an order fof the
money Lewis
~ ordcfoT tho Commissioners.
sep Bid URIhH FORREST, Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
Attend Your public Meetings.

We desire to call the attention of the
voters of the county to the public meet
ings published in to-day's paper. 1t is
a matter of great Importance for the peo-
pie and the candidates to have ample OPP
portunities to meet together. and to be-
come personally acquainted. In this way
the people can, for themselves, form a
satisfactory opinion as to the fitness Of
the candidates to fill the respective Offices
properly, and the candidates can learn
with greater certainty what will be ex-
pcctcd of them, if elected, in order to
discharge the duties Of their Offices ac-
ccptably. We hope, therefore, these
meetings will be we'll attended; for upon
the people, at large, must fall all inc
evils of injudicious selections to fill the
Offices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

Montg'y Co. Agricultural Society.
It has been represented to me that
the premium for the best lot of Ewes,
awarded to n G. Dickerson, ought to
have been to B. j. Gross. AS there is
some confusion in the report. as handed
to me, the Committee will put the matter
right.
The premium for the best 2-year old
Colt, Quick draft awarded to B. w.
Waters, was omitted in the published list
Of premiums; and the premium to G.
N Price should have been for the best
2-year old Filley, instead Of best 2-year
old Colt.
will also state, for the encourage
ment of the Society, that w. w. Cor
coRAN, Esq, subscribed 500 to aid in
paying for the Fair Ground, and 800
more to increase the premium list for
next year; and so much was he gratifed
at our Fair, that he has promised to send
up some Of his own fine stock to the
next Fair. The Society and our entire
agricultural community will doubtless
highly appreciate this very compliments
ry liberality.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

Address OF THE STATE CENTRAL CON-
MIFTHE. -0n the frs4s= page Of to-day S
paper will be found the address of the
Democratic State Central Committee to
the voters Of Maryland. We ask for il
a careful perusal at the hands Of every
honest voter of our county. The present
aspect of our public affairs is worthy Of
the serious attention Of every man who
has his country's welfare at heart The
national Democracy is acknowledged &c
be the only barrier between the Consti-
tuition and the motley opposition which
is organized for its destruction. VIM.
Fl. Seward, the great leader Of the "ele-
ments" with which the Know-nothings
of this State are invited to cooperate,
has boldly asserted that the Constitution
which binds this Union together must
be overthrown, and he has as frankly
said that to do this the Democratic party
must first be crushed. He tells his fol-
lowers that while the Democratic party
is united and in the ascendancyy the Con
stitution and the Union are secure but
if the Democracy is beaten, their destruc-
ton can be easily accomplished. The
Know-nothing leaders Of the State urge
union with these fanatics, who are
striving to destroy the Union. Tie
Know-nothing nominees for Congress
boldly avow their intention to unite with
these traitors s'to crush the administra-
ton and the Democratic partyg Under
these circumstances the honest, union
loving people of Maryland are appealed
to in behalf of the Constitution and the
Union, formed by their gallant forefa.
theirs, and under which we as D people
have SO signally prospered. The'appea
is not for party, but for country, fol
peace, and the Union. The battle il
between abolitionism and disunion, OF
the one side, and Democracy, The Con,
stitution and the Union, upon the other
In such contest the interest and tn,
honor of our good old State alike poin
to the course she should pursue; and WI
trust her gallant sons will be found .tru'
to their duty now, as they were in tn
days of the Revolution.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
announcements.
F0R CONGRESS.

gs1- Coz. WIN. I. BLACKSTONE, who
hos been known by his personal friends to Ia
an Independent Wing Candidate for Congress
since 1857, ayails himself Of this medium e
announce that fact TO the voters Of the Sixth
Congressional District, aud to request theii
support at the ensuing Fall Election.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

DREADFUL Results OF HYDRoPHoBIA.
A letter from Portsmouth, Ohio, written
by lady to her husband in this city,
makes mention of an extraordinary cir
cumstance. Some time ago a young lady
was bitten by dog. Hydrophobia ma
infested itself on her, and while confined
by the disease she bit her sister, who was
waiting on her. The sister was soon
attacked by the same disease and bit the
mother. All three were alive at last
accounts, but all were raving mad and
there was no prospect Of their recovery.
--Lomscille Journal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

YIELD OF WHEAT IN ILLINOIS. "A let
ter says: eve have just finished thresh-
ing forty acres of wheat, on our farm,
near Bloomington, and we are consider
ed very lucky in getting an average IL
nine bushels per acre. In this county
the average yield of wheat will MOI ex-
coed five bushels per acre. | have rs
acres of corn standing, which ought to
return 5000 bushels, but that,muy dis.
appoint expectations as much as the
wheat has,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
FOR MAGISTRATE.

gre- TO THE PEOPLE or MEDLEY's
] offer myself to you as candidate for the Of
fee Of Ma 0ISTRATE, and respectfully soil.
cit your support.
aug l0--te THOMAS @. LANAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

Eg- Tho Massachusetts, Democratic
State Convention, in session at Worccs-
ter. unanimously nominated General Ben
jamin +. Butler, of Lowell, as the can
didate for Governor. and Stephen G. Be-
mis- for Lieutenant Governor. The fol-
lowing nominations were then made -
Secretary Of State, Samuel w. Bowen;
Treasurer, George Damarset Auditor,
James 4. Esterbrook, of Worcester
Attorney General, d. II. Mason, of Med
ham. Caleb Cushing, Isaac Davis, Oil
yer Stevens, and j. s, Whitney were
chosen delegates to the Charleston Con-
vention. The resolutions adopted recog-
Mise the principle of popular sovereignty
though endorsing the present admins
tration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

E5- A disastrous conhagration. occur
red at Chicago on Thursday night, con-
suming two blocks Of buildings, bounded
by Clinton, North Canal, West lake,
Fulton, and Jefferson streets. The flames
communicated also to the Vulcan Works,
destroying them, and block bounded
by Fulton, Canal, Clinton and Jefferson
streets Two other 6locks we're partially
destroyed. The total loss is estimated
at $500, 900, and the insurance at about
half this sum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters Decentralization on
the personal estate Of JOHN d. RICH, late
of said county, decd. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby warn
ed TO exhibit The same with the vouchers there
Of to the subscriber, on or before the 10th day
ofSeptembcr, 1850; Otherwise theym by law,
Persons indebted 70 said estate are requested
to make immediate pnyincnt. Given under my
hand this 10th Of September, 1859.
Charles w. R1cTf,
sep 23-it Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

THE U. S. FAIR AT CHICAGO. --A Ma
ryland Triumph. This great agricultu-
raj exhibition appears to have been a
brilliantly successful affair, and particu-
larly to Maryland competitors. The fine
herds Of Hereford, Alderney and Devon
stock exhibited by Messrs. John Merry
man and j. Howard McIIenry, of this
State, aud by Col. Capron, now Of Illi-
nois, but whose herd belongs to the Pat
terson stock of Maryland, were among
the greatest attractions on the ground
In the distribution of awards the twenty
nine head of stock exhibited by Messrs.
Mcrryman and McHenry took twenty
three premiums Mr.. Merryman re-
ceiyed all the single first prizes for Here
ford stock, and Mr.. McHenry took the
premium for the best herd Of Attorneys,
in competition with the stock exhibited
from Iowa and Ohio. The premiums
awarded TO Maryland exhibitors amount
ed to $1,000. Seyenty-fiye thousand
persons visited the fair grounds, and the
receipts on Thursday were upwards Of
$4,000. One of the principal attrac.
tons for the Western farmers was the
exhibition of plows worked by steam,
which, it is believed, will be of7grcai
utility on the prairies. Fawkcs' steam
plow was awarded the gold medal by the
U. S. Agricultural Society, and the three
thousand dollars premium offered by the
Illinois Central Railroad Company and
the State Agricultural Society.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

PoLITIcs IN CALVERT. We learn from
the Planters Advocate that the Demo
Gratis Of Calvert county have made the
following nominations:
For the House Of Delegates Benz.
Parran and James 4. Briscoc. States
Attorney-0has. $. Parrap. Orphans
Court--Wm. M. Webb, Nathaniel Dare,
Jr., and John 9. Parker Commission
ers-James 7. CLANCY, Zachariah Bow.
en-, and james A. Bond. Sheriff
Thomas J Hutchins
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

DAMAGE DY THE FREsmETs -Chesa-
pcate and Ohio Canal The freshet in
the Potomac on Sunday last has, it APP
pears, damaged the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal to some extent. The Hagerstown
Herald says:
''Dam No. and the Williamsport
and Hancock divisions are uninjured
but at dam No. 4, the new guard bank
on the Maryland shore, together with a
Golfer dam, some derricks and other prop
erty belonging to the contractors, have
been swept away by the food, and on the
Virginia side $50 feet Of the new masonry
dam, put up and completed two years ago
by Humbert & Robinson, shared a like
fate, while all the remainder of the work
including that recently done by Mcssrs.
Brown q Stauhope, nobly resisted the
pressure ofthe swollen waters As the
old dam remains, it is thought that these
injuries will not interrupt navigation
long. There is also break in the ca
nal at the Antietam aqueduct, but not a
serious one"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
FOR SupERVISnR

mr. VIZ arc authorized TO announce SAM
UEL CROWN, as a candidate for Supervisor Of
the Fourth Election (isockville) District Of
Montgomery county, at the ensuing November
election [aug 2G-te
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
FOR. MAGISTRATE

1B- VIZ are authorized 70 announce g. n.
M0sSBURG az a candidate for Justice Of the
Peace for tho Third (Mediey's) Elccton Dis
trict Of Montgomery county, at the coming
November election aug i0--to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
FOR CONSTABLE.

M Az The solicitation Of many friends
announce myself az a candidate for CON
STABLE In CrackIin District. ~ elected,
shall perform my duty with fidelity and inn
partially. -
aug l2---ie AMBROSE n. CHIMES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO The snbscribeF, on
IA notc Judgment, Or account, over due,
win please settle The same by 2Othof September
ir,stanf. After that date, al such claims ~.
manning unpaid win be placed with tho Sheriff
Of the county, with instructions TO collect IN
the most summary manner known 70 the law.
SEP 2-3t EDWD l.. HAYS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-23

E5- III. W. Davis, in his corrected
Speech" published in the Baltimore Pa
triot, emphaticaIly says:
(" l say, our interests require us TO act
with the Opposition of the North, rather
than with the Democrats of the South. 4"
Are the people Of Maryland willing
to unite with Mr.. Davis and the Black
Republicans of the North? We think
not.