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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
THE SEN TIN Ell,
BENJAMIN F. WADDY,

Gcorgetova, d. &. is our authorized n
gent for rejoicing subscriptions and
Advertisements.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
EgHE6BEBES'
SUPER PHOSPUATE OF LINE
EgE2ESE'S
pHOSPHO- PERUVIAN GUANO.

TEHE subscriber having been appointed sole
Il Agent for Washington city for the sale Of
the above successful competitor Of Peruvian
Guano offers, at Baltimore rates, freight add
ed, beautiful lot for the inspection Of the
Farmers Of Montgomery.
Es- Call at the Central Agency Guano De
pot for any Fertilizer you want AT TIE RIGHT
PRICES.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle $40 north 7th St.
Washington city, D. G.
sep got EDWARD +. SIMPSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
Farm for Sale.

NTILL BE SOLD at private sale, one of
w the most D DESIRABLE LITTLE FARMS
10 Montgomery county. Its locality is healthy,
and the ncighborhood good il adjoins the
lands of Messrs Henry Bradley, John Jones,
of N, and DR.. Willett; is within a mile and u
half Of church, school house and mill about
twelve miles from Georgetown, five from Rock
Vile, and four from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal; and contains
"A Acres Of E4and,
about 90 Acres of which is cleared and in u
fair state Of cultvation-thc residue is heavily
covered with pine and oak timber 1t is en-
closed With a new and substantial fence, and
is well watercd.
The improvements consist Of new twO-sto-
ny FRAME DWELLING and necessary
out-houses.
Amy person wishing to purchase, will re-
ccive any information desired by application
TO the Editor Of the SENTINEL. The terms will
he easy and accommodating.
sep 3--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
new FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

u 1HE subscribers would inform the cItiZen;
4 of Montgomery county and its vicinity,
that they have opened ldrgeand well selected
assortment Of DRY GOODS, for Falland Win
ter wear.
IN DRESS GOODS,
We have Striped and Plaid Silks: Plaid,
Striped and plain Black Silks; Striped DANA
sines Plaid Nerinoes; Plain French Merinocs
Of various shades Of colors; Coberg Cloths
Striped and figured all wool Mouslines; Nous
line De Beige Plain and figured Moislines
from T.! to 81 cents.
MOURNING GOODS.
Black Bombazines. from 81 .124 TO SITE; Nor
witch Cloth; Black Alpacas; Black French Me-
rinoes, and Coberg Cloth; all wool and COM
mon Black Mouslincs.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND SCARTS,
Stella. Brocha Cashmere and Plaid Shawls
Cloth CIoaks, and Mantllas of new styles
Brocha Scarfs Of various grades.
GLOVES, AND HOSIERY,
Of all kinds; Velvet Ribbons, and other trim
mings Bonnet Ribbons; Elastic Belts; silk
Cord, and Tassels.
FRENCH WORKED COLLARS.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Of new styles,
with good assortment Of low priced Linen
Handkerchief, from 81 cents up.
FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS,
We have, Black and Brown Cloths Plain and
Plaid Cassimeres; Plain and Plaid Cassinets :;
Kentucky Cassimeres and Jeans Light Plaid
Cassimeres Cashmere and Silk Ycstiugs; silk
handkerchief and Crayats.
DOMESTIC GOODS. &C,
OF best and most durable Fabrics consist ting of
Heavy Bleached, and Brown Sheetngs, and
Shirtings: Osnaburgs: Domestic Plaids Os-
naburg Calicoes; Plain and Plaid Linscys:
Full Cloths; Sleeps Grey Cassinet; Table
Linens; Bird Eye Russia, and IIuckaback Dia-
pers. sc.
Which with all other Goods in our line will
be sold at the very lowest market prices by
MAYFIELD & BROWN,
No. 1871, Bridge Street,
oct l7-3m Georgetown, D. c.
GREAT DISCO VERY or THE IGEi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
500 ACRES OF LAND.
Y0TTG APPIT 0RGTARl

The improvements consist of fine
and very commodious FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, and all fssss.s.s.
necessary out-buildings There ssssss,,:ssa
is also a new FRAME Dwell @-@1-s's'''-A
LING on the premises, which would very
well answer for an oversoer.
The Trustees, to suit purchasers if de-
sired, will offer the above farm in two
detached parts, viz:
THE MANSION HOUSE, situated
on one portion Of the place, containing
about ssSO ACRES. The other por-
ton has a good FRAME DWELLING
and necessary out-buildings; has a sufli-
cheney of WOOD, and contains about
1852 ACRES.
Plats of the above places will be rea-
| dy for inspection on the day of sale,
showing accurate cnnteuts of each place
Any one desiring to view the premis-
os before the day of sale, can DO SO by
calling on John II Gassaway, who will
show them.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third Oh
the purchase money to be paid on the
day Of sale, or the ratification thereof
and the balance to be paid in three equa
annual instruments; the whole to beal
interest from the day of sale; Interest
on the deferred payments to be paid an.
nually, and the deferred payments to BIZ
secured by the single bills of the pur.
chaser Or purchasers, with sureties TO b.
approved by the Trustees
GEORGE PETER, JR.
JOHN II. GASSAWAY,
ian It's Trnetnns
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

situated in the town of GAINESVILLE, con-
tanning TWO ACRES OF LAND, more
Or less, now occupied by Mrs. Mary j..
Hawkins.
sssa The Improvements consist Of
saI commodious d YELLING
lssssRllsssasl ~. HOUSE, and suitable out
buildings. \ irst-rate stand for a tavern
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
DEE Satmrday, elle BE day O(
February next,

between the hours of 11'o'clock, A. NJ
and 2 o'clock, Z NJ, the following RE-
Al ESTATE, of which William Trail,
late of said county, died, seized and
noseegsed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
UpOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
I'D WIN BBADDooK has just opened
a Splendid Assortment Of the above
mentioned Goods Of every description -
among them will be found Russell D. S.
Waterproof Calf & Kip Boots, Rus
sells Oxford Ties, low and high cut, for
men and boys Also, very superior
article Of COARSE BOOTS. aud Army
Brogaus for servants, all Of which he
pledges himself to sell as log as they eau
be had on retail in this on any othci
market oct %
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS,
- &c.-Wm. Braddock has Just re-
ceived, direct from the manufacturers, a
lot Of very handsome Saddles, Trunks,
Wagon and Carriole Harness, Riding
and Blind Brides, Carriage Brides,
Halters, Rcins, double and single Col
lars, &c, which he is Offering at manu-
facturers prices. oct -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
The De Berg Excelsior.

ENllE subscriber, for the first time, would
l. offer this iavorably-known fertilizer as a
desideratum to the Farmers, and is able TO sup
tly the present demand with superiorarticle,
prepared especially for the wheat crop. This
IS Mr.. DE Burg best and can be relied on as
possessing all the merits claimed for IT, Far
mers who have not used it are invited TO make
a trial as also Of Gilmans Ammoniated Gu
ano, which sell at his price at my Central
Guano Depot $40 Seventh ST. Washington.
EDWARD r. SIMPSON.
Successor to Fitzhugh Coyle,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
CALVIN PAGE,
E a GLE w ORfES,

CALVIN PAGE,
e A GLE wv DIRK 8,
South Street, FyeleHch, lid.
rs now prepared to I'll all orders for Ma
4 chinery for FIGURING Mills Factories, Saw
Mills, Tannerics, etc. and would invite the in
specton OF his assortment Of Patterns, to which
recently large additions OF the latest improve
meuts have been made
g5~ Printed Catalogues Of which Eill be
furnished on application
He has also purchased the exclusive right to
make and sell DULASEz' patent
TzEF4E1 KsU SEg.
Competent Millwrghts and hllcrS, who have
given this article critical examination are
unanimous in opinion, that il is better adapted
for The purpose intended, than amy similar ar
tcle ever brought before the public.
VIII also continue to manufacture
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of eyery description, ard wonld ask spccia
attention to BrAcu's BLAST SGD and
GRAIN SEPARATOR.
II is simple in construction. vet invaluable to
Farmers for its perfect adaptation TO the
cleaning Of Grain, winch ii does without I
Screen, entirely by blast thereby saving small
kernels OF Wheat and other grain which would
otherwise be wasted. The simplicity and COM
pactness OF It's structure precludes tile danger
Of It's getting out Of order.
Ilc also takes pleasure Is commenting TO
the Farming community, a new and improved
Horse Power, known as
&" PELTON'S TRIPLE GEAP."
This Power combines great strength with
lightness Of draught is conveniently transport
! ed, and hitherto has given entire satisfaction.
NsQ-Fanners and Others in want Of Agrieul-
I tural Implements viii find ut his Establishment
every article in their line all of which will be
t sold on pleasing terms, AND under guarantee
{ oct G-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
T1loINa Il E'lOyv Cnstings.

VUST RECEIVED, a full assortment
~ Of Minor & Horizons Pillow CAST
INCS and Flows, with wrought and
cast Shares. Also, a lot Of Wrcnches
and Screws for the same.
mar 5 WI. BRADDOCK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

DISCO VERY or THE 1GEi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
SILVER-WARE- WEDDING PRESENTS,

Solid Silver Tea-Sets, Walters, Pitchers,
Goblets, Cups, Table, Dessert, and Teaspoons
and Forks, Silver Dessert Knives, Soup,
Cream, and Gravy Ladies'; Sugar, Salt, Mus
tard. and Egg Spoons. With every variety Of
CIT VEPW APE for Wedding Presents
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Casters, Walters Ice
Pitchers, Goblets, Albata Forks Spoons, But
ter Coolers, &c. Also-English and American
CrnERY.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
JAMES II. BAKER, THE DEFAULT
S~Sk 1IsEk;1IklA NJ G2ARl.ES
NEMEkIN, THE LEADER OF
TIE REPUBLICAN GERMANS IN

Keep It oetoFe "a ,esp1s:: That according
to the investigation hrdercd bY the Ohio Leg
stature, and; conducted u5der oath by
CHARLEs RMEL1Ns. Refablicah. and A. P.
EDGERToN and WIN. D. MonGAN, Democrats,
that JAMES Il. BAKER, the Republican can
dldate for Secretary of State, is now an
outlaw from the State of Ohio having been
forced to leave the State for his comDlicitv
in the Breslin-Gibson frauds, by which the
Treasury of Ohio was swindied out Of half =
million Of dollars.
I; KeepI ;t'b::tSre |tIs people: That while IN
New York, in October, 1856, JAMES H. BA.
kER, acting as one of the Fund Commission
ers Of Ohio, was bribed for $4,000, and a
contingent interest in the profits of the loan,
which it was his duty to negotiate, to be-
come the principal instrument of H, A.
JOHNSON = Co., in sccuteing the award q,
the loan. - 80
Keep 1T bJore tie people:: That by this
action onss the part Of BAKER: the State
Treasury Of Ohio, which it was his sworn
duty to protect, was defrauded of $132, 900.
Keep 1t b:te'e the people: That the bidders
to whom the loan was awarded, by BAKER,
were required to pay ten per cent, Of the
amount, or $24o, 600, on the award; they
were mere reckless speculaters without
money, and by BAKERS efforts were released
from immediate payment Of this sum, and
were thus enabled, without advancing a
penny, to re. sell the State stocks at an 3D.
vance upon the rate at which they purchased
them; and in the profit thus realized BAKER
had:acontiDgent interest. :z's<es
For evidence Of the above facts We. refer
our readers to the Report of the innlvestiea-
ting Committee, made to Gov. Chase 8,
March 2, 1853, and by him transmitted to
the Legislature Of Ohio, and printed at Col
nmbus, by Richard Nevins, State Printer. =
Pioneer f. De2aocrat. -. :. . ''7';' -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
n,I.GEN. LOWRY.

(aN 9niuni.MIAsEe 3fLOWKY. za,;;...
t2Lasttweek in its review Of The ticket pre-.
scented, blythe Democratic State Gonsention
the n. pzttieam accused Gem LOWRY of hav.
ing Been connected with the "Imob that de.
Estroyed sthe press oil tha ST.. Cloud Visitor
Now what need has oar nsighbdr Of ex,
hitting On all. possible u OCCASIONS histignor.
anae qqf common public Events: = i he Will
look ONCE the file, Of bis oVn paper; ,he viii
find that that truly shameful outrage. was
not'pespetmted !by a1uoh, but It WAS done in
the dead Of night, and 60 .noiselessiy that ii
was not discovered tilLne1o day, by IAN in.
dividda1 who Openly iavowed; and, assumed
the sole and shtire Responsibility sSf 1t, ei,l
Iing IS hs excuse &? Chat MS. osswsiissllslm
through .itEhE Is columns hsr paps,tE" haa odt.
saseass'y and l shalq IS aspsgsed LIE char
acter ef,his."iie,I whom she represented as
fb>ing no. better, than a, prostitute, (which.
|shodghit certainly ixzs; oalculated to- excite
"a high degree of hpgcN offered no jpstifica.
ton Of the 4Hf.ntop deed. ~ AS, for Gen.
Lowry, he had no connection with the trans !,
action, whatever, and the statement ofathe
n person, who plead guilty, has never betbrs
been disputed: o}i 9:N u3ays1 III (
WHY cant the Republican tell the, truth,
or.if it must he, why don't It do, SO on its
own hookal Tdllsomething original, if you
can, and It'll you aoan't, don't BE- .eopGinuslly
aud ,eternaafy; reitamting and rehashing. and
'rfppblishing the old exploded hlsehoods Of
ltea Atcg:Ssse1an a. and Ns'ae.. r. shows too
e. source from w hs9ff,y YET d iii
~ Seaf i@aas:sosIJ nom 2uioano9 zaa {.
= 20 ooas'faui oiss OF Al ii nsds Tad,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
THElINDIAN TRADERS OF MINNE:

ihG1ANDEAN lNADE1GS OF MINNIE
500 '3*saJEA: - :'s J!i.sr ..
~ The Red Wing Repv3lican, as usual, in
imitation of the st. Paul Mi,.ursoxian,
charges upon the Democratic party the hor-
rible fact that its ticket is composed princi.
pally Of Indian traders and: Federal Office
holders. ...k u,, :'''''''' ''t it..t.'.'fe =
Now, We can't see that any man IS better
or worse for being Federal, office holder OF
an Indian trader. There is certainly moth
ing dishonorab'e in, either occupation. And
if the person engaged in it behaves himself
as he ought to, what earthly objection can
it b, against him? -''5 Il >2Ho'",i -
It happens to be sure that there IS but
one Federal office holder in nomination on
that ticket-Mr. Grahau,-and he is uni
'versally admitted To- have performed the
duties Of that position most. acceptahy to
the people Of his district. IT also happens
that there is not single Indian trader
upon the ticket. Gen. Lowry the only one
of the candidates who ever had any business
connection whatever with the Indians, hav-
ing since the country has been settled Up
and the Winncbagoes removed from their
old location, became farmer. Y ,a;E ,ato
But supposing'the Republicans statement
to be true, what objection to our ticket
would it be. We have been running over
in oar mind the names Of the formerly In
dian traders Of Minnesota. against which bus.
ness the 4inuesptiqn entertains such a no.
" horror, that an Indian blanket or a pair
of moccassins, will make it wfithe and fairly
foam at the mouth with rage. y, Here are
some Of them !so:Iiu3pzy 9.i'r -
Henry II. siblcy, Henry NJ! Rice s. B
Lowry, Joseph q. Brown, Frank Steele
pr. Borup, Norman ". Kittson, Joseph
Rolette. Alexis Bailey, Major Murphy and
Alexander Ramsey / IA ,-t:-..'; '.'>.'
Now fellow citizens with but one unfor-
tunase exception on tho list, who, blythe by
was but q short time ,inathe business, and
was impeacl,ed BY the House, Of Representa-
'tiyes Fl his criminal <Ieondactoof it9where
will you find NOR" allie, more honorable,
talented, energetic and capable men in Min
nesota, Or in any other State Of this Union.
1t can't;be done. q They are the men who
have made Minnesota what she is: With
out whom her soil would have been, today,
entirely in the possession If the Indians
Without whom not farm would have been
opened, excepta Government farm. They
are the men whose cxertions procured the
organization Of Min'neSscta as : Territory;
who brought about all the treaties BY which
the aadiaaal were removed s Wbqn grosared
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

The Washington Co,,stit~tion says
the rumors which have been so freely
circulated by a portion Of the press
about the retirement Of the Secretary
Of War from Office are entirely 'un-
founded. We are happy TO be able to
add that there has been recently AIDE
cided Improvement in his health, and
there is evsry prospect Of bis being
able very soon to resume the active
discharge of his duties at the seat of
government 20 fst11' 2't1 Non4 -,!Hpa
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

sWoMEN PAINTING AT. SARAToGA.-The
ladies paint this season; IL is 'all the rage
Not the old; the faded; those whose beauty
is on the! wane,. but the young also; not
rouge laid on with delicate fingers, and with
,tipts hardly discer1ablt to the eye, but laid
on with heavy hand 3 * tit66 peenness
that is worthy Of better cause, in the night
the pop9le4ien+ re,lly is dazzling, and the
sS a'Hsis ss|'|i ss
ed a6 &sdfbT1 asThieg ena1aelet side Of
leather, cracked by the coldsMes4tier. II
CHS habit wassdhftted'' and taedssss1s OUT
side were longer than the undsr dresses, or
must be setail or VIII more cohJly ' re
e ;asssett as : WYE ;S;.s;es smah
that there are more COMMONLY dressed wok
men at Saratoga Than III any; other season,
and this too, is ms judgement. Tinsel and
Fantidyness do not so we'll ,together. On
this account the balls not attractiye,-
FSotato5a cornsposae'cGof the Boston ye,r-
u 4 4 EU2L.A Il!
:, Mr.. POWELL, whose picture Of the Dis
covery of the Miss. So bys De Soto ad orps
the rq:gada Of he c,fi6 8 Washington,
has been commjss;ep led by| re StaAe of Ohio,
sosppint the=tAtits ht fqxthe Capt.
tol Of that Staas. Ne Z 8; Nae'in Prov
iaencs yestcrday Parsons, who
is, we believe, lhss k:seprvjyinE commits
stoned officer attached The flag ship on
thqaf day, and to pbt ajp from him certain de.
s sat, top'lke ptatAPssass'a" As .siIqg Z
19M.e,osscaiK RAW bal
:. cdTAkaIAW aaow lIl-W. s ,.s.
" $50
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

3 -
publis lands. In fact thcyyprss the men who
did everything that ever had been done for
Minnesota, while she was Territory
Look over that list Of men. Not one ,f
them but is now a leading citizen Of the
State; known and esteemed by ALL
Nov all these men, with the unfortunate
exception above mentioned, (Gov. Ramsey
happen to he Democrats; and that. tho
reason, and the only reason, why the Min
nesotian is so particularly down upon Indian
Can such titebic!! poihtlex. charges !g.iidhsl
the Democratic ,tickatv haxe. any. INFLUENCE
upon the minds Of sensible men? How re-
duced must the Republicans have become
when they have to resort to such vapid
means in order to conduct the Canvass.
OF "A MEAN MAN AND
OF a GENTLEMAN---TIiE DIFFER
l,NCE. -. '.'''"
The Red Wing Republican Of last week,
has long tedious article upon the Demo
cratic State Ticket, in which the candidates
"re severally described as Of very slender
capacity, corrupt principles and ,bIackguard
manners We don't mention this for the
purpose Of entering into any discussion on
that subject Tor we do not deem it necessary;
but for the purpose Of contrasting the man
ner in which the Republican, is conducted
with that dignified, candid and just, course
which should characterize every, respectable
paper; We publish some extracts from IAN
article on the same subject appearing in the
Atlas, published at Minneapolis and one Of
the most influential Republican papers in
the State: Speaking Of Becker IL sayss'::1
Mr.. Becker, the candidate for Cove, nor,
| is, we believe, regarded as a gentleman iot
unimpeachable moral character, a good 'citi-
zen, kind and courteous in his bearing, and
ererycay quoIife} ito M the position yor
eeh;ch he has deen chosen, # elected" ('rhe
Italics are our own .us..,i> u 90 i,.tc
Ut Mr.. sBaasen: - ii 9rn Yatt ,
Francis Baasen for Secretary o: State is
the present incumbent, a German as we'll
as pleasant and courteous gentleman. who
has, so lar. as We. knew, faithfully and ,ac-
ceptably discharged. the duties of his office.
Of Mr.. Brisbin:f. ~ SIS .,.,;..,,~
John B. Brisben, is the nominee. for. at
torney- General. lie is man of great per.
sonal popularity, q good lawyer and would
|ffelected make, good officer:
1t is equally fair with regard to all the
rest Of the candidates. OF Mr.. Graham; it
says that the only thing Subjective to him
is his connection with: tho administration
as land officer. = s-'.s- "H5 ~,3-o-iso; /.
A high minded and truthful course is ad-
milrable in all positions. Its the only thing
that can give q political paper any pcrma:
nent influence in society: The honest mas
ses will never put confidence in any; other.
This quality we recognize as characteristic
OF tho conduct:of the alias, and we publish
these extracts to show how differently men
of different minds view the SAME object
Men willsee through their own glasses
Any further comparison would: BE- more
odious STILL .,,..;,.'. .,..'i '.'' '''t' go.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
ANNEXATION OF MAINE TO
CANADA,

The Montreal Pil7t wants to acquire the
State Of Maine. and says;
portland will still ke our Atlantic ter
minus for the season, and We now feel more
than ever the effects at that stupidity. which.
in settling the boundaries between Canada
and the United States, was the means Of
depriving us Of what should have teen ours
the through right Of passage to the sea-
board Etery now and then Cousin iona.
tkaa 3 And HnRi6nl buRIpuf nr 6ex-
alton proclivities.-and the. certainty that
one day Canada will become part and ner-
eel of the United States. There are many
wonders, no doubt, looming in: the distanee.
but we do not think this IS likely to h one
Of them. If Canada, could however. bv
annexation, purchase, or III any other way,
acquires possession oftha, lState Of Maine
whiohTof aight,eieght f. hsxe hssn hers
It vtouh scondSae, |egelO = ADD Would add
materially to our prosperity and our wealth"
The impossibllkyVof rendetink a stronp
box Altogether safe against thea b. :means
Of skeleton keys has led : locE,maA in
Frankfort oii-the- Maine to bit uDon .the in. n.
genious idea Of constructing ! strong box
s %,'ssr s sez :q& %9s d.! T.:
the use Of such I boz you will ask? But.
ohssk4 sasdsI claE hand Of
1 niast. %ses be .EP. ';s'; III. x, I'D
box: The clockxork begins to NOV, a.
soon IS the lid IS shut and opens, tbs lock
from the inside 1t tho moment which tho
hand Indicates : Time depsDlSnt upon tho
owner, IS the Key % the loci, ! key which
CO" neither BE- stolen from q him hot aiteted.
.a 4, CROPS N KNOX C6uNTx:.:s
.GAtEseuao. Knox Co.. Ms. Aug. 10.
EdI iFfefe)aud Eritpaq: Ikag
r'Grxr1eeszY szTAe,VhSaI fstteat in our
region Cincludip& fous Of the BEST ,cpnnties
in this State, tributary to this md1fket)
is now stacked and sbaine .threshal, - Tho
yield 81, 'ttRe crop tlisapp oiiitsd every one
some tlnrh lg!l 6Et onty INF bushehbeo the
z aud somea Tess, While het Eg5E Ao pro.
dseesdron saSeAf 70 ten, aadstAe6sep geduce
ten to fifteen b6sheas fetasS. l.. 1k1ss Thought
by many that the crop will not yield over
half an average 9uahtity tal4dstJ ths ex-
Fpectati6ns Of Il! will b disappointed, and
i t1G go ;s B. ss4|! .s the .s s:'sa
The quality of the wheat ig Piih6;kle ber.
~ being clear, aaa 5ilHbht1p I'sssseps Of tho
.souPties fou1h ofyus have inoofe yie1dsd as
&eltis dur AetiiA ole lf1ge Hheat county
net SteRisg a66ne thanswiA. 10 rfeo,ired for
HONE usS4 issaensr,O bas nis.1ro
.Sa!saGH rogsa bcs au;idrsT ..risa1a
- - % mag Goisaa;ss Eaiaaas Vi
'1sf y yirf s1fw t>s