davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-02-25

wr u,.,xr n, CAzzAxx,-Tha Shuusbnrgh
70; ..".s,n~ the taauuaopy tAkan u tha exAn,-
i1ss;ss ~ ~ Rahsrt 81. Green, Henry RAirrhila,
Gsorss ~ Il Il. Cspss md james Aahtna1e, impiies-
I'd = sce.ssoftsa 70 the murder, of-Mn. Car-
h E.h sre"p xho = .1 aaa :. .nss .as' .tor IN
hsse;ns ths tsssiuaoay for tho prosecution, the
prooi % Dot iust,fyise th.ir tetsatiea Attss tal-
"a ~ s1smluatidu, NasxrA. Green md Fair
sSi1d an n @,e. eonisd T. jul 70 await their trial
for murder, tho Justiee not defining their Of
f.. e. e., ss: 4 ss@s " co,.a tea H. fn
mi Poist. ia hs decadad tAat ahsy might b.
santtss3 TO ball In the xazn OF q, 900 saeh; hut
Ealing q Jet 10 gst The bail rsqeirsd they ~
ssill hald bJ ~ shs{i& gaps%
, 1859-02-25
What is lit


Ia the proceedings of the Illinois stste senats
on The 18Th, we aud tho following:
Nj. OXEN On leave, called up bill to repeal
IN sct approved Feb. II, 1851. and to amend -
act to red1re the ls~ Incorporating the eaty ol
Chicago aad the several acsa auendstory mere,
Of into orr aes, and amend the sama. Bill read
1wice.
A.. Rouay moved to refer the bill to the
Committee On Banks and Corporations Loss.
Ar. Judd uored to suepend the rule Tor
third rsading Of thu bill.
MF. Fuller obi isciing, TIN ayes and noes were
ealled With the following result:
Yx4s-Aeaata. Adams Of Lse, Applingtou,
1eetor, Blodgett, Brooka. BRIAN. Buetmsste,,
Codey, Cook. Hendsnou, 1add. Aarshsu,
0Kean, Park, Port, Underwood, Pandssen
III.
AAt4in-6.
% .he ruls waa Suspended and the bill Rad
4hud tins
Mt. Highss moved the previous question.
Ths question being on the psssa8s Of ths bill,
Hwas paEasd-ayas II, nocs ..
W. hats bosa asksd by number Of persoes
Whist has b.en repealed ~ tho passags Of thia
blh. W. understand y il thn grand souta
fask scheme sast !w4 pssssd two ysass age
shaa haa bssn repealed. This ut viii give gen
&aa aasisaaetien "a The tax-psysrs- :
, 1859-02-25

tste tep.rate sslcle 70 gi,a you psep st ths .h
soeial condition Of our hssntifal e!t{. ~ tne
h1 SUI met nv friend Gilpin (not Johpl Of Giplu
Rowland. Who. after EXPRESSING h's 1;1sin a9ss'aS.
;ss Ss:d5 .h Gas ~ eo ION: :'s Il tso:s a.
no%1 ,sods dsseripton @ Of which s.vs tn my frst
.rtieis-for s.le shat .ssis etlce i M At
he % corner of Fifth and hsin streets. sign
round ros he corner. told him l voold ment'on
il; nd, j have gone and done Ii;
, 1859-02-25

Nrna7 ths Terorto Gl: bal

We CODY elsewhere IN article from she Qaes,
49, sxes,rsi which has surprised and gtieTsd
~ ~ ~ nontsmnorary records With updissen-
oisd G siumph @ tat the Raw: Ar: Chinfqay, the
.~slikno1a Freneh Canadian spos.ls Of - ts%, ;9s
t.n.a.n s sst.Isusat in Illinois, baa bsen driven
mob sstsss s.a ..s: VI s:sa s.a spss e
suse eoe - Yn.er CausdA u 10 tho danger OF in
eJsss Rss2is ~ psr.aaI r., con:
ss a'.y ':y1,ba,dened ~ others 70 eommi. iks deed.
esaqsy T. ~ ); r L, '5ay 5sa Il E9ns,
aAs ~ ~. r;oated NJ law, hAs dane nothing u
- 6:a.a SS.as . e u,
. feay esS4;sfar church cannot b permitted
iso1 T. sn1 qaistntss = s7s hs rsasons tor 70
ss stss; :s q ~ :: :sss ss3s : esst
bin BIZ, q Sa,eS o. a1;1sa nv ~ 9oh' W. tta.!
&: & :: sss: d ID l.: s: :: ss III
~ ~ s.b I'll b. pe9mitted to pursue hin labors II
, 1859-02-25

H4sn Ur.-The Nsukato @adspsad<at lsa1ns
thss ths WinrsbsKoss have squsndsred all tho
nonsy p.sd than IN The early part Of winter, md
thas thsy hxvs sold The bills ar orders 70 ths
:. traa@s for nearly the full amount duo then u
the next sentaanuA payment Consequently
ths money viii hs paid 10 ths tpa%ss.
, 1859-02-25
Government of Large Cities.

When it is asserted, as it is often in these
dovs that Democrats institutions are not
adapted to the government Of large cities,
lat II be remembered, that, by reasons oi
canses which We need not stop to expialn'
the Affairs of most Of the larger cities Of 1ne
rr,;on have been in the hands OF the sham
nemocracy. The abuses which have grown
un IN New Yolk, and which have made hef
government not only reproach to our civil
,,n,itv bnt to the civilization Of the age !; ehe
disorders which hare plunged Phlladelpn'a
ao deen into debt that extrieation is almost
fmposaible, the e1trava1 ance and prohlgacy
that have nearly bankrupted Cincinnati anu
St. Louis, and which taxes The properly u
Milwaukee as higa ~ Elk per cent, the lnse'
erritv of persons and poseaaion7 which marks
most Of the plnces named, the growth ot
rowdyigm and licentiousueas which make ne"
York more dangerous than highway IN ROY
ber.ridden Italy, the wrecklesancss Of e1pen'
diture whica piles up taxes until they ave
become almost unendurabe, are the difec'
and expected consequences Of long years o
fragrant democratic misruls. Whenever 'tn'
Democracy offering premiums to Illegal ant
fraudulent voting, and 10 the unrestricted ex
ercise Of those calllngs which corrupt the mo
rails and impoverish the resources ol = Feo
pie, have long held power in sny large CIT,
the most disastrous consequences have 1nra
riably followed. We cannot noW call
mind = single instance in Which u
truth OF what We state il cootroTcrted b
tbs experiences Of the past. The rule ths
the Democracy will govern and That the
musl govern through the mcn who give fne'
power, has been 70 far accepted BY THOUSAND
Of thinking and patriotic citizens, that the
regard The experiment Of popular institution
inthc management of large cities As failur
the evil rezustz of Which will aeeumala
from year to gear until hopeless anarchy
established, or revolution comes to thelf al
Our rpadarn, In Ans.rin nnnn an anlma'i
cauyass for the officers rho are to bs cnl 10.
tor tho next year with the taxation OF tue
property and the protection Ct their persof
will bear these facts, briefly stated, IN tue
minds. Let them, if they can, point cut u
cities io which the Democracy have borl
sway IL. serles Of years, and in "1:'c:i d
order akin to anarchy has not followed tue
prooe sion Of power. Lot them bling up
their recollection, with the vivldness vi
HLict, il was originally presented, tue ~
nossessiou Of 1856, nd they will be
no lou for the re4su1s Why Democratic mu
slpal government IL 80 a's,strou*-no
for raaaons why that government should
be re.cstab1ishod in this city Of Chlea'
That famous march was IN epitome of
fnfuenc. OF 1node1n aham Democracy N I
nlcipal affairs, which no taxpayer Gun an
to forget
, 1859-02-25
Land Swindling in Missouri.


wish 10 caution the citizens Of Illinois and fhe
pub)Ic generally against the enormous frauds that
are being psactiscd in selling Missouri gradasted
lands. L great number Of land sharks about 81.
Lous and other points have been entering ana
haYinc others to enter for them, 1arge tracts OF
land IL lax cents per acre. and then selling them
out in few days OF weeks at whatever they can
get, say from one to five dollars per acre.
The mode by which they practise this fraud is
effected in various Ways. Some enter haH fec-
ton in their own names, swearing at the time tnas
they want the same for actual settlement and cul-
t;yasion, for the law binds them to do this before
thev can enter at the graduated price aud Jet At
The came time never intending to 90 near 1t, they
commit downright perjury. After entering the
first $40 ac.cs, as that il all the law allows any
one man to obtain, they 2i7s sotne worthless
tcoundrel few dollars to enter another halt sec-
tioa and so On, supplying new n2mes until thes
enter ID thouaands of acres These lands a1e 'aea
conveyed to the principal p1otter in blank aeea
and IN agent IL appointed to cell them me buy
era name Is inserted in the blank deed and me
conyeyor perhaps has sold itbefore, and can never
IL U
blank. not being responzibls for more than PM
|: Of whisky at time.
| To xay nothing about such contingencies, shest
titles are all unlawful and will be vacated BY gov
eru1neut when it is found in the course OF two q
three years that the original buyer has not seanes
and improved according to law, as vas tbs case u
Illinois a few years since. Some Of these mop s
and bill aides are plated c into paper towns, an
are. being sold out at from ten TO fifty do.1s
per aGre throughout the whole country. ~
would not trouble you with this couman'ea Il q
ton but from the fact Of ny having seen WIN pa
own eyes these thsues pract{sed extens'vel
through 1ndiana, Illinois and Iowa. One green
horn IN my presence has just traded horses IN
Wagons to the amount Of 500 for ei -hty acres q
these knobs Il speak from observation, 'Flo
been there) for which he Is unable to H4ce an
valid tltls, Some people think warrantse dee
to land il all that Is necessary, when Of course
II no better than quit claim If the previous tt!e
are not good. thitk, however, by The time taes
second and third banded spectators pay the taxt
for few years that must accrue in order 70 enl
port the nineteen OF twenty million OF }ndeo1tt
mesa OF the State Of Missouri, they will not 6e n
i ling to spend much more IN securing good uu'
to these inclined planes and paper cl,ies; =
, 1859-02-25
Ms0ilinf5, ST.

4 PERFEOrLY TRIUMPHANT
REMEDT
FOR ALL DlsE isEs ARISING FROM
I'll A T. A e. I A;
Particularly ravua and Aoun.
s1sdkcta sad foss Of ths VS., such T. diseased
tst?s 9 q s2*sa
oa sna y ss - T. n s e1. I'll
md perfectly h.rn1sss tn-ir ede: N perfectly cor
aass ass sEscS al, asste wss aes SSe 10 aot ears
n,ssss r. MANN Sss.t & Ill; u; ~ Z -.
Asns g3.1. .aos,of e ~ u or .:f' a9
essesaI, @ = = .o:s' ,Sss -; a.ns
Te11 ttals % Jour, RICHARDS / rH3AAs.
= tas saaere. Of ohtJa fe'er I'D ak,le shessfa!1
,ss = s 81 s!s..s .:ss i: :ss:s.i i;
!.% @!rT.sa!s; I'D :nh eatlrs sas!.selen. 1roe Hy
~ H. + HAcKEDoA. D. ".
assas uAxx sss, S5.as.s 1a III XIII Z - 90
four t.ue H.ls* !os tee 14, thes ysAts y seo1es ~
e :sH
ever sid u Indiana md vii sn:etua1ly cuse ehius
'e3ss III ~ soa sas PsfsAs xEARss Druggists.
| LoaAxxeoaf. Ind. 9eos. Il last
| Or Ma~H:-P1eAss SEAT me one-h743 Kfos1 orc Of
yeur AKue b. sana Immediately II IN szezt dcm1nd,
Aod Ear be urtJ st1let the kInx Of Fever and Aqua
| J. LfTLk Physician and Dr1kklk.
Lscs1pAa, Mlch'Ean. Juae Is 1853 I
/ MffaA q. E MANN / Co. Gallon. uht".- Gentf !:
lhAvs 70 aaJ that have for verA n'hs beeu ou,
plEs ey :sosifN&<i b. shux fever aud agua nd -
" Alazxe family .b', ve4e yenrent nuon ny lAaor
for shetf t1st4 ha7e ted In vsn ali Tho
DIES To reach ana they lex"n.] bus found nens
y c4fs unttl Esed your **ao B.lsao, hare nsvet
hAvs sn-u used tho third bott!e ! hare 20. req
pouud f0F ssoL&oA eeAadeut Il u tho or41
thll hA xHl Cev-r [AN.
| Xotr1 tlult, g. 2. WOOD
= u. u. MANN 4 &C., PEopr!etnrA aA1s = o.
/ o. J. WOOD / Co. St Louis NJ. Sale Whales u.
Agents Sor I'll the Hs+teso Salea aaa ftstft~tle ana
aota b. Ill good aluxa.sk }aSt.M
, 1859-02-25
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
TaIDAY :noaNINo, FEBRUARY n, 1859,
TIE Last Gasp of Illinois LeeomP.:
fputEms

TIE Last Gasp Of Illinois LeeomP't
tDniGMs
Tbs absurd aud ridiculous pretcnce that
the lack Of . quorum in either House Of the
General Assembly preoludes the exercise OF
the constitutional :preregative Of the E1ccu-
tiye il vetotng q bill, il the last dying gasp
Of Lecomptcnfem IN Illinois. This pretenoe,
patched up to serve the eham Democracy in
single instance, is 10 Numerically in sppo'
sition to the usage and custom Of our Legls-
lature, Of the Congrc Of the United States
nud Of all other law'mikiug bodies, that did
We not know tbe tmpudencc and reck'essness
Of those who support 1t, We might believe
thut they were divcrtins themselves, during
the iast hoors Of the ssaalon, With Launching
rrenos,erous aud uutensble opinions, instead
Of. AZ ueual, psper balls, tobacco guilds aud
emptv vbi.ky-f4sks, 1t the heads OF The He
publican ,uinurityl But let them be content
Their bill Is finally and cf1ectunlly vetoed,
and their faptious course and petty spite "ih
not raise it from 1le grave in which 1t Is
buried. They may howl and curse but Tic
Governors "Ifosbid I" exercised in regl~
1ar ard constitutional manner, is az potent
M If their conduct were marked with the Dig
nifty and deoeney which become the la"'
makers Of State.
lfthey doubt the correctness Of The Repao'
lican position on this point, the Supreme
Court is open to them. where We have nc
doubt, il all good senfe, legal acumen ane
common honesty have not left the Bench
they will bs able to aatisfy themselves ol tut
illez zality and impertinence of their assanp
tiona. They got justice in that tribunal one
before Ia suit growing out Of the veto OF
former Apportioumsnt bill; now let tne1
ty again. if justice be not that va lch Tue
ara most afraid of The Court il " DENT
cratic" 10 it, last man. Lot the Demcorsu
Court decided
, 1859-02-25

.FnMs Gass'-fas Addison (Wii.) Argas
Fstbss eight printsrp ass~ xufn1 from that
11ess to Pixies Peak, and viii tafs sionv vith
y ~ s0asszsa!s fpE . EssklJ pspsf,
, 1859-02-25
nle0ifi1tcs Ms.

Eou Will FIND Akk~
S T0'1NUMM&A\GNNWs
eo1tE$$M E$$M1I!1Eco:| VI |
124LAKE STREET.
TIE GREAT WESTERN
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
ATENT
.MEDICTNE DEPOT.
U-n you vant remedy
s sS.Ass A{2s- gs!sRz eaf.s 5a:s, e (
Es1s Esn: J. sa' BSiGsd s'9gd r s%rFs + Il
1c0. '+%3' e'''sA
E.1f 5ou want Fever
Esa ES!tss' III ssiRa siRit' g.. g. 4 =
.WIf you .sut* H,i res-
: !s's!t,t Siiss g II; salia R5: iist ID. 3s
Ii 1akesk
| Wls sou want RheauAs-
+ fS&& 3! Z isiia2 aalia:s' %: s. z z
E.. R'.,t e ,es = 81. s6siE i.ss1:s, ss,4a &
/ 90, t9t L&ksA.
5 .;;SS = E e : :, ss; ssS52s:: 3:
| |Tt 3os s:,*,c Sa9s pt;; fa7sss'sa = g I
l. ooa III lais sssst.
e $Sf.:s e + E. !aiiz stl';z's; a.: !:
U-n 1oa want souae Tonlo
ss'ss' b e. 8 soEGaE IL NJ FIFTY siiRapo
CO. In L&ks street.
~Eor Duponeo'A C1rts
K K sn:;;::::: =: r.: .fs:'s ssi7G: e.:
k&xox Cos1h Candies Q
1sss 1a <. Boilm sAirl
CO.
FPoE Powder. plsse Or
S;;5 ~ 49, :: ssisf Ii zfii' a& : Il i
U-Tor uvsr md p3,pss
ssifa II Asafs' us. f. e e. sI1zss ~:
HReF yesE!fase nd Dr.;
) fsSss s. ssoid' sSilEs. 6 s4S1at 4 Il
EYer s stt,s5.thsa'sSt,, :.t .s s,,,F r. !,
sMirH I c.. Ut Isl Lass-s, 11;,1t''
v1os 4 Remedy !tr III
Fsirale Wseases ~ to III
LAae-Nk BoLLA HMiFu /
l. | co.
e U-Yor I E.ueiy fcr D.
iii sSGta & sa11H ssi IL ''oe &
Ii L4ke-A.
H-Yor Fancy Boaps Brush
ea and Toll. Articles 20 to
| R0LLIA. SMITH CO.. Ia
1AkE-Ek
T-Yof Hadkerehief /
tslcsa and Peffunefr 60
BDLLEa, SMITH CO..
r lake-&&
! ~7nr Ttusse4 Shoulder
brace4 and AbddEair II Sup
, | postes1. Taey afE aSt rtA ta-
= the manufactures Aad I'LL
- 4ell II low prtcea. 4o1LES SMITH O.. IA LAkess
, 1859-02-25

Route, TO Pike's Peak-Osdfhing q. The Missou5s
-Prioes Of Ozsn, HoTsta, co'n, Sc-oisa'
,naifomir Rr<uon dnd Offend BssehanaH--
Propideuce and The Administration.
, 1859-02-25

Thess t:auh4 remcvst
ii E,Asbld or bad natter
rum the Qs4eH. MpplJ-t
M In their place =
3eAithy dow ofble, tnT9-i
uatipx the stomach
a1stu9 Eeod 70 dxest
rel. paS,IlYi a3 he
,lu<s4, kivtrx ton= sna
aeallh 70 tho who!e Ea-
ehtuuy, removing The
Cause Of TIT ds1e12e-e5-..
fsct.rkAraaitcai cure. i
Rllttous &tt:rks aK7
,1red, an<,. vha3 ID bettes
ore7e1ted b. the cccA-;
s.onai ase OF Ms ttve1h-!
HkrE11oT.
ope dese Atter eAuuAf
umf9cieas to relieve The
8tamAth Ana preYe1ttat
!rod tum r.l-&1d s3n.I
1nk
Oa1yo ou sotAfSn BE-
:bFe 1ts.rio3. ps4vsao
a13AtAAF<-
, 1859-02-25
M1islfII01teous.
CHEAT WESTERN
LEiTiiER AND HIDE STORE


GREAT WESTERN
+ t2{ETgfEp avn U3DC ErnpE
la'1A AAt11s n"D "N A"ieas
RLs4IA00As"s 1AOS's
2o1 and 2o3 South Water Street,
CHICAGO. ILL.
soas u. 19sN ecAao Esotay osToM 70 = Hous
oot -.'s .a'o'se 'os ue 'sA't u
swn 1n.r A n4,o~Es S.e1r.3-
-
FOC the spring ITuup,
DIRECT FROM TIE pAR's GAsorAoep8EBs-
Bo7s Hafers I'D l. nAer Deaers vii fnl The Stock
be yety superior aab Picea Low We haye ia Btqck
ao1r1r4TsrR S: nr - s - sr.r ss'tpsot @sS.o,. ..
~ sur.,a.r .n aaNsAo.1
oAA aod aEALoIh EtPER KIP aad cAlF. |
vzh,., -tn y. .o,a =. w.. 1,.c<.. .a..1 wv
"A'~A ~" Us '~@ - ''~ ~ '"' "@''A - pf'c~"os
BLACKBURN BRoS-.
A:thels LEATHER 4Xp HIDE sTeaE, ~ / 10 soath
H1des '~0 ~ 10 Isl
= = - = = -, :. :.
II -
NRar CLABs oALr AND KlP e4Iss
int r,r.tv.6
DIRECT FRO FRANCE:
3.m1, vnT.r,v oo
acknowledgements
ch.sase. ~ ~. 49,
~$~s 1 .1@ 's''@ -
| m,,.,- ~, ,N..
, 1859-02-25

tA%~ NNNN - *AN *4NAAk
| Oue dose often rereat4A
, u : au-a onfe Tor tho.a.-
! ~ 1loShels, and 4 Ptp-
I ,1tnlAt4Ta Of GhotaFA-
i. Only ooe tottls = need
> ed 10 ttxow out ofthew
tkt&1 tbs efccA Of medl
1 ;ao& &itsr ! loaGs1e kEe1e
4 ] Chs bottle taken fF
I JAuudtea removes Ill
> s8l!owneaa or unnatural
4 .colct rom the Ata.
~ me dose take1 4 tho44
uGe before tAslEE xisap
tv!1o7 70 the sppe pette Nd
= ''mAka Tho food d!kssb
= wei.
~ O3c JopA oI.eo repeal.
id. c.fcs Lppoa1o tiAF-
;fANA In itg Nofst FoEm,
Hhlla b q n NJ ~ Ard
p iH owAt GaEAplA1n0
r y.eld almost 20 Tho afs6
4 dose-
A'ew hotties will dnz0
f1Ynnsv b. AXcdttnR III
, 1859-02-25

NTE HAVE CONSTANTLY IN STORE
w I'm cur OWE, Hi. a7d npoo consa3amsnMs II M
Flour Of II grades particularly cholce M - Whnt
ncis.
Ctr de1ery and eousuma-s ht sus'ed ~ To- QrAa1
xaI price ori:1s Grn II. c9antr1 uro -ttlJ h1ed
b. I'd Utice and sore, 276 Sou'h " Atsr HfeeL
,aaa era4 HAWKINS Il CHAPMAN.
, 1859-02-25

At, wsQ CaA II ARE GIVING THEIR
ua,>1Mous TESTIMONY II IT'S FAVOR.
~ VI salerI4 ,te month With the 1aEsfosateF. snd
s1alI1u boh togs*aH.
Fri: ~xx DOLLAR r17 AoftLa-
Dr. 6ANF0R! Proprietor. No. ~ RroSdHay' NOW
Yark. 2etails,i oy all Drukxtsts+ Bold, lsc. b.
AoAN' SoLS IS sAITH CO.. II LAAe.ss:. md
YAHNEHT0CK DAS1A
y IA 4tFA$&
, 1859-02-25

THR XIV On xMVIG Or ATOH
FR1rAKKp AZ Dx sAs1c2p
COdPOVHDRD ENTIRELY FKO4 GINS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PCRGATtYE
L aad IIYKR AEpIQINE4 ROW oefozs tho pnhlte
, 1859-02-25

90 AND VISIT TIE FRENCH CHM y.
T ncnortuu Of A. JAEGER co. NQ. 10 LAks
Krssh h9e110 Qekk md 0s1xaoQk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-11

~ Furs, Furs.-Lodies wishing to OBJ
tain genuine reliable FCRS at moderator prices
should not fail TO call and examine our stock
We enumeratc in part
French Sable Eiciorinc and Cuffs. s. 90:
} Capca So. Rock Martin, 50; American
Fitch, s., } capes, $40; Russian Fitch, TO-
capes, Slt; Mink Sable, SD, J capes, $50;
together with many Others too numerous to
mention
MuGs to match, from 50 soto SO 90.
A large assortment Of Children's Furs.
Ladies not finding ID convenient to risit the
city, can with safety, order through the.r
friends, and If the Furs prove not TO be what
represented The money win be refunded.
Purchasing all my goods for Cash, and sell
ling for cash at p small profit, consequently all
who purchase Of NE have the benefit Of the
cash system.
B. II. STlNENETI, Halter,
No 235 Pa. avenue, near corner 18th ST.,
between Wizards and kirkwoods Hotels.
oct -, lS56-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-11
Fall and Winter Goods
yyEE.EgATz E2EgADDOCBk

4 MALLS the attention Of his customers and
~ purchasers generally TO the most extern
siyG assortment of FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS that he has ever before offered to
the pallic lis purchases have been made en-
tirely for CASH, thereby obtaining from to
II per cent. discount upon al his purchases,
besides other great advantages which he is
willing 60 secure to al who may give him a
call Ills stock consists in part o.
Super Ffcnch Black, Blue and Fancy
Cora CLOTHS and CASSI1IERES,
some very superior;
SATTINETT, TWEEDS, Kentucky
JEANS, &c, a large assortment,
WIITE GOODS, Of every description
Wool-de-iains, fancy do, Persian Cloth,
Debiges, French Merinos, Alpaccas,
Ducalls, Yalcntias, and silk Valentia
Robes, very handsome;
Ladies' and Gents SIIAWLS. Fancy
Prints, Osnaburgs, do, Giuchams,
&C.; Blankets, Full Cloths, Flannels.
Plaid Lihsey, Cassimeres and Tweeds,
of Thomas Criswcll's manufacture;
Hardware, Queonsware, Tinware, Gro
cerics, Liquors. &c
With al others usually found in a Country
Store-all Of which he guarantees to be as rep
resented, and viii sell them as low as they can
be bought in this or the neighboring markets.
Purchasers viii find it greatly to their
advantage TO give Aim a call before purchasing
else" here oct 22
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Cost Prices! Cost Prices!

TEHIE subscriber, contemplating visit
a ing Europe in few months for
the sake OF his health and for the purpose OF
visiting his friends, viii sell from this date his
entire stock at cost and many kinds Of Goods
ut much less than cost in order to reduce the
stock as low as possible before his departure.
On bis return he wishes to open with an entire
new stock of Goods, which he viii buy in Pa
ris and other Eastern markets expressly for
the trade Of Washington. The following nam
ed goods are marked down to cost and less
than cost:
French pattern Bonnes, all styles and colors
Cloth and velvet cloaks, all kinds
Net Blsque3 Illusion Bcrlhes and Capes
Embroidered Cloaks and Dresses for infants,
less than cost
Under Skirts, Hoop Skirts three kinds
Cloak Yelvets Bonnet Yelyets, all colors
Ruchcs, Moss Ruches
Many kinds Of Worsted Goods, at fifty per
cent. less than cost
Infants mcrno and satin Hoods, fifty per
cent. less than cost
Crochet Frnges, all STYLES and qualities
A great variety Of cloak and dress Fringes
and Trimmings
Gulpure Button Trimming
Guipure Lace. in all widths and styles
Buglc Fringes Bugle Buttons
Velvet, Satin Lustring, and Bonnet Rbands
in great variety
White Cotton Trimmings, Beltings
A large stock Of Collars in Swiss cambrc
linen and Grape for ladies, misses & boys
Cambria, Swiss, Marseillcs, and mourning
Real Lace Sets, Cambria and Swiss Rufling
Dmity and Cambria Bands
Swiss and Cambria Edgings and lnsertings
Real Brussels and Yalenciennes Laccs
BLACK Paint Lace all widths
A very fine assortment Of French and Blonp
Laces
Imitation Guipure Laces
Hereges and Tissues for wells
Black and White silk Nets and Illusions
Bohinets, white and black Stclf Nets
Lace Wells in all qualities
Love and Grape Wells
Elastic Ribauds, embroidered NIGHT Caps
English and Italian Grapes, Cords e Taasols
Sleeve and Cloak Tassels all colors
A splendid assortment Of French Flowers
Beautiful Feathers in black, white Il colors
Chenilles, Ball Chenilles, for head-dresses
Blacl, Velvet Ribands, all widths, Of the We
~ best makes
Fine and stylish IIead-drcsses
Silk Nits, Kid Gloves
And all other kinds Of goods usually kept
in q weil-regulated millinery and trimming
store.
lB~ The ladies Of Washington and sur
rounding country win please to bear in mind
that the above advertisement is put forth in
good faith, as ! am determined to sell my
goods at greatly reduced prices.
DlESS-MAEING continued rs heretofore
and Innings and patterns cut at moderate pric.
es and all orders for Bonnets, &c will be fill.
ed at proportionably low prices
N. b. All sales at reduced prices VIII be f0l
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Farm for Sale,


EKTILL BIZ SOLD. at private sale. one Of
~ tle most DESIRABLE LITTLE FARMS
in Montgomery county. its locality IS healthy,
and the neighborhood good i. adjons the
lands Of Messrs. Henry Bradley, John Jones,
Of A., and Dr. Willett is within a mile and
half Of a church, school house ard mill about
twelve miles from Georgetown, five from Rock
vile. and four from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Cana! and conisirs-
& & Acres OF land,
about 20 Acres Ct which is cleared and in a
fair state Of cultiyauon--the residue is heavily
covered with pine and oak timber II is en-
closed with new and substantial fence, and
3wcll waterod
The Improvements consist Of a new two-sto-
ry FRAME DWELLING and necessary
out-hoGSes.
Any person wishing to purchase, will re-
ceiye any information desired, by application
to the Editor Of the SENTINEL. The terms viii
be easy aud accommodating
sep 3--tf
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WOOL GAI@-DlIIG}2

WOOL UA@DIgIG,
FBsHE undersigned, proprietor of the
Il Factory heretofore commonly known
as "GAMBLES MILL" returns his
sincere thanks to those who have 50 lib
orally patronized him during the past
year, and informs them aud all others
who may feel disposed to favor him with
work in his line that he is prepared to
ell their orders with dispatch.
Wool viii be received at aud rolls re-
turned to, the following places;
John w. jones' Store, Rockville;
Nathan Allnutt's " Dawsonsville:
A. c. II Darnes' 9. Darnestown;
John 0 IIarry's Tennallytown;
Ramsburg'& Eberts' Leather Store in
Georgetown, d. G.
July 2. JAS. r. DREAMER.