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RQGKBBllGE BATHS.

rgIIiIS favoritc watering place will be open for 'he rcftp-
L ton Of visitor, on the first day of June !%?. From
those who have tried thu virtues Of the water. ava sip Know
she Ciaract,rof ,hc recommendations IN iOIa' 81 "'t"'rIhi -.
fare and lodging. u continued pa'r"nas" Is confidently eN-
peciei. while il Is horcl that The rapidly grown; f.iriit-
lion Of the Baths. and he facility OF access 10 'hcir, viii
largely e1,.ui iur Is, " visitors curing the coming -e,-"n
The r.uilcmcn : bath is 10 b. 80 'rc' ir SIZE. and That Tor
ladies - bv ~. The water i, tisll. carbonaici, aHd con
,,ius a variety of ,al:- of mineral Ingredients. among them
Iron and Magnesia. The bathing it, Iii, water hi. h."n
pronounced hy n&my persons, q! l"n9 ana '''iei expert
snc-. io he the mos, delightful and in.iE'r''IL: that they
h,y. ever tried. II has proved especially rHicaci"a> ami
curative ia diseases peculiar 80 females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine milet oil Tue i'i'hs'
and vi,!,or- leaving Richmond or Alexandra II! lic morn
ing, r.acl, here by sunset the same day. \ GAIN iHc ~
stages connects With the Railroad n Goshen dtl''': iLe
North River. which run, through the grounds 'itIc1,ii 20
,h- lsa,i.. affords facilities for boa'in: anl fishing. AMI 'h'
uri:lhorinc mountains afford excellent, lGntIn: Erohiii.
The undersigned promises To spare NJ pairs, IL tht'c i'lu
all otAcr respects, IL promoting H." aInu'sin"i' ~ wen a.
coin,or, Of hi, guests. H., has leased the property from the
Bath CouIpau, during the present Year. ana II viii be- nm
Ter al. .Nclu.iy" mana, .lnrr.t aid control.
T.ES-- & per diy. !" D"r week, AMI ~ per month
weeks l." the month. iiiiirrn aud >,ryau;, half price.
Reference may h." had, anou:,, mans others. To la, TX
c-!Iciicy il.:ry \. We. t>i. Governor 90. Virginia, John
Mrb.n. and 4. \. Paine. t>I.. Of Eichmonl: Col. I. H.
smith, superintendent Of The Virginia Military Institute.
and Rev. Wa. : White. l.. Il. l"Ning'on.
Jun. go. Va. JORDAN.
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BY HECTOR DAVIS, Al

EORTY NEGROES.-we will sell, this dag, at 8
Il O'Clock. forty likly Negroes.
PULLIAM 4 BELTS, Auet,.
June . Cnder 0ddPellows' Hall, Franklin Street
ny nEE.rnte nAvuS aUt.r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
now Is THE TIME TO RENEW YOUR
sI-nsrpI IprInNS

\. MORRIS. % MAIN STREET,
Il prepared 10 receive subscriptions 10 the following eS'
i crllrni Mngszir-,. 4 new volume OF which j, about com
mencn;:
Hunts Magazine, !; per snnun tioiey's Lady, Book,
3; per anEun llarpers Magazine. 81 per annun Eclec.
tic Magazine, - per xnnum llackwood's Magazine, ~
per annum: Edin' uTg Review. 81 per annum; North Bril-
fish Review, ~ Ir annum; Westminster Review, II per
annum; London Quarterly Review. ~ per annum: Law
Magazine, SlU per innum; Southern Quarterly Law Jour
nal, f., per aanum; American Journal Medical Sciences,
- per annurn: London Lancet. r. per annum Medico-
Clirurgical Review. 81 per annum; Virginia Medical and
Surgical journal, - per annum Braithwai, ) Retrospect,
81 per annurn Ru---lis Magazine, lSnrrHrRS.l ~ per an
mum: Southern Literary Messenger, 2; per annum.
Juncg
NORMAN MH;SSENGER.
VIHlS FINE STALLION will stand the present a.
i season at the Troi,ins Park. near Richmond. -SN
NJ iauthc season. and $40 &" insure, with II 0thc ~
groom. hp be mil IA III rt.es Ui6R he mare Il. strr,d.
Parties in.uring will have the privilege Of putting their
mares to the horse next season, gratis, IN all cases where
they do not prove In io1l.
Mare. will he well fed nj forty cents per day. but there
will be no responsibility in case Of loss or accident.
Season to terminate lst August.
NORMAN MESSENGER j. ) years old the I'D OF May,
ls;9-a Landsohe grey, l6I hands high. Of fine proportions,
and for strength. speed and bottom combined, cannot b-
surpassed. lie /. kind in harness. and a good stylish trottrr.
lie has proved himself a sure ioal grttrr. Norman Me,.en-
yer has taken the premium nj the State Pair- In Maryland.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
PFDIG HEE.-Nnrnan Messenger va. sired by thu Import
ell Norman horse Diligence, and l. out NJ a fullblo"d Me-.
,eng.r mare. Diligence was inE"riedby Edward Harris, Of
Mo ri,town. NJ. I. NA'Nth.
Nay 9-cimSdim
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Do NEGROES.-ThLs day. At 10 O'Clock, l vii! sell
~ 20 likely neyrocs-Men, Boys, Girls, Women AID
Children HECTOR DAVIS. Auct.
June 10
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SALES.
BIZ DICKINSON, HILL & co., AUCTs


NIFTY NEGROES. This Day, Al 10 o'cloci
Il will he sold 80 likely Segr oes, consisting OF Mex
I0ys aud Girls, and Women and Children.
June 10 DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO., Auc.,
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80 PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL.

1' AGENT. for HAT wonderful toilet article. known
''~-fD;hout America rs
'HiSTADORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
70 H"'1";". never 10 reveal To- any ;hiri party the nau.e
= ANY person Purchasing Il. M Suspicion, the c;1rc, cai.
'"1'' pii those who u,. ii; for the dark and glossy shat--
- is'i-F rAri-i-s Of .h~dts-which j: I, capable Of inr,srt
a. esnnN; ty any possibility b. detected a. artificial
re nom Cai''ic, il, may he applied sithoG, fear. "a the
"e4A-'; hair, nor will IL igr.:lt- or b!eInish the most --r~i.
i'v scalp.
sod every where, and applied by all Hair Dresses.
~CRISTADORO,
'-IS l-tfNtsn " q kxkn- IT,. <. III
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GRAIN S.-.inclnr & Grants most ap.
" proved kinds of Grain Cradles. In store ana 10, sac
by CHURCH / FLEMING.
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~ GREAT ExCiTEMENT-BY TrLr.
- GRAPli-WATSoN :, Msin street, Whitr.ur.i :
~ gallery, has received. by The Europa, st-reoscoI, c
= '.keni In England fr rance. Italy, and the Holy Lane.
IN. lest style Of PHOTOGRAPHS taken hy WATSON Tor
". Likev!s. Ambrotypes for * tents.
Photographs. life size, coLored In oil. or nas,Il and RI.
pea rom old daguerreoiypes and enlarged.
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- u0SrErrER,S BiTrEns..

yaae-d i. IL, AMI feeling the hand Of time weighing
ss,yi!y upoa Them, with aliits at:endan, ills. will find in The
~, o.: pr J. H0STETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
blT1Eg>. I'll elixir tina; will iusti ! new life into their VEINS.
I-;o:- 10 \ measure. the ardor and energy Of more Youth
III i,y-. bald up ;h-ir sirunken forms. AMI give iieti'l
aud '!:rr :" th.ir re,nsin.a: years. those who are 10 tue
rat afflicted with Dyspepsia. Acue. LanGuor, Nausea, or
AZ o'a-f iccGbl--on- and dangerous disease, ARISING rom
st'''i-re system, should not hestatet to avail themselves
'''h, esnea; derived FROM this great remedy.
f's.- hv Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
J.G" b--w
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES.
rwIsTAR,S BALSAM OF VIII

CHERRY -C,Hr> EnoSCu:u AFFECTIONS ASD ALL Di-F's'-
t ;gs LrSs>.
From she boston Evening Traveller. Jan.6
IL i perhap, tu; a simple act Of justice 20 the rrolri e
'o.s Of wl>TAE'S BALStM OF WILD CHERRY Tor u e"
~. :hs. our personal experience In the use o! ;his ar;icit,
~ Impressed US fatorab.y. one Of the proprirt0rs .! tl;'
'T:ly.i-r' was entirely cured Of Il severe cough or four
alath>' continuance, by the ii,- OF this Dalsatn, and .eve'
-sio' ,r: f-i~ud. and accnaintaac., who have tried the ar
aH,, raw, f"uaiit .. great service in relieving them "i 80"
,=e coughs AMI -hcriur>s Ot breathing, With which they
;1:br-a afflicted
80. genuine rnie.- ,isucd 7 BCrTS on the wrapp-r.
s~sslB ". fowiE a Co., Boston, ProprietoTs. solth y
's.r .:-a:. very whcr-.
kGisAY, AMI ". PETERSON, Druggists June div
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLOP, .ONCURE & co.. AUCTs,
VALUABLE STOCK or GROCERIES,

&c, AT AUCTION.
()S FRIDAY, THE i"lIi lNsI; eoinme9sins a. JOY
store their valuable stock Of Groceries, &c, consisting IL
part Of
~ Barrels A u aud & Coffee sugar
80 Powdered ami GranuIatet Sugar
~ " Tut Loaf and Crushed do
. Half BoNe. Loaf dp
Hil Bas> good to prime Rio Cod""
IIv prime LaeuayTL 40
- " prime Old lava do
it Bal.s prime Mocha do
rs thl-. Portland AMI Refined syrup
80 Sacks Jeffrey 4 Dare! al.
hhds. prime Bacon sides
2ioboxc, sperm Adamsniiue and Talo~ Camille
llJ kegs "Uli Dominion anI Avalon nt.s
~ boxes > by 10 aud IL ~ lshl'-.
~ Gunny and Grain BL.-
III dozen Bed Cords.
Pepper. Iroou., i9nenro. Tanners oil, Tea. aud soap, onc
large Iron SAFE. Wn'ins boa. Sc, So.
Term. under }iWI cs.h, over 81" months crcdl, for
approved nrgo;ilbl" paper. ry order OF M.s..s. Andrew
June DUNLOP, MoNCrgE a CO. Auc.'..
\ FARM or I7G ACnf, ~ ADJUSTABLE COUNTY,
Fol. SALE PUBLICLY, o. TIE lUTII OF AUGUST
SkNT.
VNIIS Farm lies a, the foo, oi he Blue Rig, /, mile.
i. S".t o: Charoi;c,yi!ie. The House contains : rooms
above The basement, and i, within drccn minute walk 4
Grc-n~o od Depot on the Central Railroad. The land 3.
sood-i, !, retired and easily accessible and :yr heath,
good n"ighb1rh"oi, ani convenience 10 ChUrch,, and ID"
best Classical schools. few places have greater adsaEtlrs'.
lrooAiani school tDinglidie's IL within haIf a mile. and he
School of lIr. G--.n-r Ilsrrsou. OF the tGiy'viiy y! VIZ
GINA, vii he within two niles. Atdrr,.
: ". BLiIN. or
GEU \ tA.EO".
Gr-cnwop. Depot. tlg!n!s.
- Inquire 81 y. h. Seabroos, C3l " % BHiL, OF W.
w.. Harrison, o. Richmond. Jrne'-td'
fINIIE AMERICAN SCHOOL
Il l. a practical medium f1r rfo;il!H- tII.'.e, nvnoDts
and Colleges with competent TEALiitis- ItNChLhS" WIN
positions, and parents viii Information ''ht"f"'hs IN. best
schools of the country. schools h"LsAt i"d rom.
class seminary now Tor .ai~-'h''P.
BOOK. Chat. M,p.. Ng-c & So, supplied attfe'o,sf-t
rates.
Reference. Faculty Ainter,; C,Ii-g", Hcn. TAe9. Freling'
huy..n. 1. l.. j. .tli. IND Tor a circular.
SNIIii. WoOpNAS 4 co,
'sYCLe.tuut stree. Philadslpha,
Jnn. 9-itI.,cAvaw 5r E~roaisay, New iofa.
SELLING OUT.
WAVING determined ~ di-cOutinue The Stationery
Ln,inc. ~ ar" Offering our stock of LETTER, car
aai COMMERCIAL >OTE PAPERS, ENVELOPES, kLANh
ranks pENS aai HOLDERS. INKS, &c, &c, NJ very .o-
,rice.. CIV" 10 = cIl! II YOU want bargains.
KNOWLES a wAiFOtSJ.
Jun.. NJ. q Pearl street.
TINE BOOKS OF TIE LATE FIRM oY BALDWIN.
Il CALDWELL s CO. have been removed 10 ;h- Once u
J. ". C,EpsAL & Co. Cary -treri, 70 whom pa!nei''ea'
b. made. -,
~ Al. accounts ua-et,!ei on the first ot July mex VIII
-. placed in The hand, u = collector, - the D!-'H''- ""N-
D.. closed.
Msy ig-llm HORACE L. KIM N'."e-
u EMOvAL.-L ". SINGH: 8 90, VII : ~ ~
- ;heir NEW sroit, No. ~ Na,. Of
"'' So ACHINE-S,
ever OF red south OF New lon- xsx .,o,.
r,,h, did-r.u; ,,yie, 10 b. -.-n u ~ 20 : Hy" Or.
SHIRTS made 20 o:Ier+
June S-lw
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;.-NRS. WINSLOW. An expert
81 THE GREAT HEALTH nEsro

I~tR-tN Lc.EL.S PsNg SSr SrSags NEriciNR.-rllE
L!sfuy TIE FLESH l. IN THE ELoOD.-whc the blood
V",'n-S ytiatrd. impure or too weak. III. ,">h loses its
"islis, :h- skin becomes yellow and pallHi. the liver di>or-
s''-i Dyspepsia AMI Indigestion follow, the spirits droni.
Nef'ou.a-., commencrs. and life becomes Il huElc" -
TRANSFORMERS HEALTH RESTUEiit. OR sAiSAPA-
ELLA tepp. Al. act. upon III. Hood. Liver. stomach nnl
l"s-i., iajariinc new vicor AMI tone n a constitution irn.
iti~! ~ disease from any cause. II r":n".rs Pimll">
Ai al Ia -ruptions: arou.rs The physical p"".r- Of 10th
"S,7, i've, bl0om. TO the pallid cheek, and makes oic jay
= ".ahappy. Though medicinal Ia il. effects. II ia per
r' a'!.u mast. |, Is particularly adapted 10 Female
.'mlh.a',, whjch ia their very nature are eN",n'tilig All"
-bi Eating. fpr Dr"p-y. or drop>ical s~chins-, or kih'iey
al Bladder affections, 1t acts like 4 charm. QUA bottles
u 'iIsi BOTH, 80 cents.
>oIi ~ Purcell. Laid 4 Co; Fisher & Winston; Peterson;
|gir>'r, Carries: ". l.. L.Jd; Milspaugh & Johnson: Dr'
,Ait Norton, - \. str.cker: Dowd-n; Wagner s paw-oa'
Is.iiry & Robinson. April 3-Sra.
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SHIPPING.
GREAT DEDUCTION!
: VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF

United states Mall Sten nIships,
Vanderbilt, Capt. l.EIrVKH. ARIEL, CAPTAIN J"Sr:.
OCEAN QUEEN, Capt. SE,EcEr. NORTH STAR,
WILL. FORM 4 foRTNIGIITLY LINE
w NEW i"gH, S1rTH,srrnN and iI.vEy,
rSpRK MAI CONTRACT, leaving hi, side zach =.
a!'.rna;" Saturday, and The ":h"T tide -1cI>afclLt'
alternate Mr,lnrsday. r%S@
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NlEGISIA LINE OF ASD NEW iosh
' PACkETS.-Tli- superior lls,-saiiing schr.
HANAl.l.. WILLIAM II. Wi:TFR>. master, having q HIN
portion oi her cargo engaged and going on board, 49,
will have quick despatch. For balance Of freight@
Apply to
June 10 DAVID 4 WILL wv tlhh''.
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BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

,GACHINE OLA superior IL 'icle, warranted moi
to Cnn, for sal. by W.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02

Tile CHOLERA IN EUROPE. The chol-
era is said to be making destructive pro-
gress in Hamburg. The London Medical
Times states that from the Goth to the
3lst Of July there were 424 cases in that
city, of which 1872 were fatal The Eu-
ropean Times, Of the 18th Of August,
says;
Cholera has again appeared in this
country, and it comes to us, as usual
from Hamburg We see that during the
last week twenty-four deaths are stated
to have occurred from this cause in Lon
don. We seem to know as little as before
about this grim and mysterious stranger,
but VIC know enough to avoid his track,
and even to defeat him should he attack
us. He fastens for the most part upon
those who cannot or will not protect them
selves. Great and beneficial sanitary
changes have taken place in England
since cholera first invaded this country,
nearly thirty years ago; but we are not
yet in state of complete defense yet
if half as much money were expended
in protecting us from the cholera as VIC
now see lavished in protecting US from
the French, the choleraic visit Of 1859
would be the last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02
GUAI0. SEEDS. RLOVS. CASTINGS. &
MACHEEd cry,
FOR AUTUMN OH 1850.

ENARMERS Of Montgomery are respectfully
h informed that the undersigned is prepared
to furnish them with recentiy imported QUA
NOS, Of very superior qualities, and at the
LOWEST market rates.
GLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED, (new crop, }
OF choice quality.
A fine assortment Of FLOWS & CASTINGS.
including the new Potato Plow--an invaluable
implement for those who have large crops Of
potatoes to gather.
Every description Of MACIllNERY--llorsc
Powers and Thrashe $, &c, singly or complete,
either railway or sweep, at factory prices; Mont
gomery's heat Fan, the best in the country;
Bickiord & llullman's Grain and Guano Drill;
Hay and Stalk Cutters in great variety, all ut
lowest prices; Corn and Cob Crushers; Steam
Boilcrs Apple Parers, Corers and Slicers i;
Hominy Mills, new style.
A choice supply Of GARDEN SEEDS, in
Guiding Auit & SONS superior tabbagc Seed
most beautiful article Of Virginia WHITE
WHEAT, for seed.
N9- Every article is Of the best mantiGlc-
ture, and prices are as t0w doun as am oAe
EDWARD f. SIMPSON,
AT his National Agricultural and Seed
Warehouse and Guano Depot,
$40 18th street, north Of Pa. avenue,
sep 2-2m Washington city, b. e.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02

From THE IsTnMus. The dates from
New Granada are to the Goth ult. The
excitement caused by the gold discove-
ries at Chiriqui continued undated on
the lsthmus, and large number of per-
sons were Fastening to the new El Dora
do. The propeller Guatemala, intended
for the Central American trade, had ar
rived at Panama from New York. We
learn from Bogota that Mr.. Jones, our
Minister, had not yet presented his Gre
dentlals, and would not, in the present
state of the relations between New Gra-
NADIA and the United States There were
three United States vessels of war at
Panama ane three at Aspinwall, aud the
presence of this large naval force had
given rise to the supposition that our
Government was about to take some ac-
ton with reference to the question in
dispute between the two countries. The
anniversary of the Doth of July, and Of
the independence of the Granadian Con-
federation, was celebrated at Bogota in
the most hearty aud enthusiastic manner
by balls, parties, cannonading, and all
sorts Of sports.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02

THE GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP. -
This ship is announced to sail for Port
land early in September Preparations
have been made for one thousand first
class passengers, and no second-class will
be taken. The price of passage will be
about one hundred dollars. The crew
and officers viii number about 500.--
There will be 1870 seamen, $50 firemen,
1870 stewards, Is engineers, 20 officers,
2 surgeons, and Chaplain Ten thou
sand tons of coal will be carried, and
such are the mechanical appliances Of
the ship, that this immense quantity can
be put on board in two days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02
"a c a = ID

Z TENDER MY THINKS to the citizens Of
A Montgomery and London Counties for their
liberal patronage and for the very kind treat
ment shown TO me personally and to my assist
ants whilst canyassng and giving attention TO
the MCCORMICK Reaping and Moving Ma
chine interest," previous to and during the late
harvest.
embrace this occasion also to shy that not
withstanding the desperate efforts made to sell
rival machines, my sales in the two counties Of
Loudon and Montgomery this season have
been about double the number Of that of all
other makes combined, giving renewed evil
denee Of the appreciation by the Farmers VI
what is known to be good and reliable, and
that they are not easily drawn after untricd
things Of fancy for the momentous period IL
harvest.
Those who have purchased MeCORNICK'S
Improved Machine this season, have had in lis
use the best evidence Of its value; and to those
who have not, beg 10 say that II has perform
ed to perfection, in both Reaping and Moving.
fully sustaining the position il has always had
as (fSt among the Reaperg and Mowers Of the
WoRLD, and further that II anything can be-
done to further improve the machine for next
year, without sacrifice Of It's simplicity
strength aud reliability, they may be assured
II will be done, and that McCormick's shall
always be AHEAD Of all others in all that Is
truly valuable as a Reaper and Mower.
Very respectfully,
JESSE 4. HIGGINS, agent
for G. II. Mccormick
PooLEsuLLE, Nd, July %, 1850 q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02

kNow-NoTHING EVIDENCE We have
frequently spoken of the conduct of the
desperadoes of the city of Baltimore with
in the last three years, but what we have
said has been attributed BY the Know
nothings to partizan feeling. The whole
press of that city are now clamorous for
some means to stay the onward progress
of crime The "Cippcr," which is well
known as the organ of the Know moth
ing party of this State, on Wednesday,
says:
"Fhe reports of the infamous and muir
derous outragos committed upon the
steamboat Express on Saturday night and
on Holiday street ON Monday night have
deepened and intensified the feelings Of
adherence which pervades the whole
community in regard to the law-defying
desperadoes, who seem to live only upon
crime, and have increased the determin-
alton of the law-abiding portion of our
citizens to obtain redress and protection
by even the most extreme measures, if
none others are available. The horror
and Indignation at these insuflerable ex-
cesses of outlawry are general, and the
determination to apply an elfectual check
to their repeated preparation is shared
by all classes of the community irrespec-
tive of party or conditions. Never be-
fore has public Indignation been arous-
ed to SO great an intensity of excitement,
and the commission of any fresh outrage
may at any moment cause the volcano
that is hcaying in our midst, to burst its
bounds and pour its irresistible lava of
destruction upon the devoted heads of the
outlaws who have too long provoked its
fury"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02
AGRICULTURE.
Ed. BLANCHARD'S FERTILIZER
"PATENTEDD

THlS COMPOST posscssesall properties the
IL soil requires for the raising Of Wheat
Corn Grass, Vegetables, &c and in expert
ment made with it and Peruvian Guano. side
by side, in raising Wheat, has proved that
while its cost is about one-cigbth that Of the
guano, il will produce a far heavier crop.
As this Fertilizer is secured to me ~ my
property By Letter Of Patent, dated August 8,
1853, / viii take the law in hand add enforce
it against all nliingers.
Persons may inquire Of Elias Spalding, Esq,
near Greenfield Mills, Frederick county, Md,
where experiment has been made on Wheat.
INDIVIDUAL RIGHT and Recipe to make
H. $40. "Rights'' By State County, District
&c. EDMOND BLANCHARD,
aug &c Poolesyille, Montg'y Co., Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02

Rg- We publish above the letter of
4. L. soPER, Esq, declining to be a
candidate for the House of Delegates.
We regret very much that Mr. S. has
deemed it necessary to withdraw from the
canvass, and especially on account of i'll
health. We are quite sure that he will
do all in his power to promote the sue
cess Of our ticket. The convention will
meet in this place on Thursday next to
ill the vacancy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-02

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE.--The members of the Democratic
State Central Committee are requested
to meet oD Thursday, the Sth of Septem-
Der, 1859, at 2 o'clock, p NJ, at Bar
NUNS Hotel, in the city of Baltimore,
for the consideration of important bust
ness. B. T. JOHNSON,
Chairman.
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DEcLENsloN OF A. E. sopER, Esq
PooLEsyILLE, SEP.

PooLEsyILLE, SEPT /, 1859.
10 w FgIRs BouIc, Esq.
Chairman Of the Democratic State
Ccntroi Commtaee for Nonfyy CO.
SIR: Since the 18Th ultimo, when |
was nominated by the democratic CON
yeution of this county for seat in the
House of Delegates Of Maryland, my
health has been such, that | am now
compelled, under the advice of my at
tending physician, to decline being a
candidate. | very much regret the ne
ecssity of my withdrawal from the tick
ct, but will most cheerfully do all that
can to promote the success Of the demo
cratic party and the election of its nomi-
nccs. Yours, respectfully,
A. Il. SOPER.
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announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

mr. Coz. WM /. BLACKSTONE, who
has been known by his personal friends to be
an Independent Wing Candidate for Congress,
since 1857, ayails himself Of this medium to
announce that fact 70 the voters Of the Sixth
Congressional District, and to request their
support at the ensuing Fall Election.
sep 2--te
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

&ss- The Delegates of the late anti-Know-
nothing Convention, which assembled in Rock
vile on the 18th ult., are requested to recon
vene in the Courthouse, in Rockville,
On THURSDAY, the sth instant,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to recommend to the vot-
ers of this county q suitable person to fill the
vacancy in the ticket caused by the declension
Of A. 4. SorER, Esq. [sep 2
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

1so~ TO THE PEOPLE or MEDLEY's
offer myself to son rs candidate for the Of
fee Of Nj GLSTR4TE, and respectfully soli-
cit your support.
aug l9--te THOMAS G. LANAN.
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FOR MAGISTRATE

1so- Wa are authorized to announce G. N
MOSSDURG as candidate for Justice Of Tho
Peace for the Third (Nedley's) Election Dis
rict Of Montgomery county, at the coming
November election. aug l9--te