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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-20

MAKE A BEGINsING. Remember, in
all things, if you do not begin you will
never come to an end The first weed
pulled up in a garden, the first seed set
in the ground, the first shilling put in a
savings bank, and the first mile travelled
on a journey, are all important things ;
they make beginning, and thereby a
hope, a promise, pledge, an assurance,
that you are in earnest with what you
have undertaken. How many poor
idle, erring, hesitating outcast is now
creeping and crawling bis way through
the world, who might have held up bis
head and prospered, il, instead Of put
ting off his resolutions Of industry and
amendment, he had made beginning
Ezs- Danger should be feared when
distant and brayed when present
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-20

THE DTAMOND MINES OF Brazil. "A
Rio dc JaHeiro correspondent Of the
New York Courier says: "The diamond
mines Of this splendid country contribute
to the mineral wealth of the world. A
few days ago, the royal mail steamer
Tyne left here for Southampton, having
no less than $3.50, 900 worth of diamonds,
collected, within very brief period, from
the exhaustless treasures Of Brazil. The
greater part Of this shipment is from the
celebrated mine of Serra-de- Frio, arocky,
barren locality, which is guarded with
great vigilance. In 1894, a diamond
weighing no less than one thousand three
hundred and eighty-two carats, was ia
ken from Frio, and at different periods
since, very large ones have been found
there. Indeed, few nations send more
Of these precious stones TO England and
the United States than this--a fact you
do not often think of when admiring
breastpins and bracelets.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-20

GG- BY taking revenge, man is bui
even with his enemy; but in passing it
over, he Is superior.
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GiHPfNTBRTHG & THlBRTAEIFG

49, TIE citizens Of Rockville. and the
tAsls% public generally, are informed that
.-sDNSr the undersigned still carries on the
eGsAM above business, at his old stand in
/ 8I Rockville, nearly opposite the Meth
H9 odist Parsonage, in all its branches
&bj lie VIII attend 10 eli work pertain
aJ ing TO the CARPENTERING and
XII HOUSE-J0INING Business. which
8 be guarantees 10 be done in The best
tJ manner, and most fashionable STYLE.
F1 ara on terms that cannot fail to
I please.
III Having furnished himself with a
J new llearse, and the best materials
IN for manufacturing COFFiNS. lie viii
Ia attend TO Funerals in any part Of the
IN county.
lie returns his thanks for the patronage here
iclore extended and humbly asks a continu.
ance, pledgHg himself that nothing on his
part shall he left lnaonc to render satisfaction.
feb, 2G-ly WM. Il. HUMPHREY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-20

CouFoRT or CHILDRES.-Hero are
beautiful sentences from the pen of Cole.
ridge. Nothing can be mere eloquent
nothing more true:
Call not that man wretched who,
whatever else he suffers as to pain in
ilicted pleasure denied, has a child for
whom he hopes and on whom he doats.
Poverty may grind him to the dust, OBJ
security may cast its darkest mantle over
him, the song Of the gay may be far
from his own dwelling, his face may be
unknown to his neighbers, and his voice
may be UNDECIDED by those among whom
he dwells-eyen pain may rack his
joints, and sleep fee from his pillow,
but he has gem with which he would
not part for wealth defying computation,
for fame filing a worlds car, for the lux
ury of the highest health, or for the
sweetest sleep that ever sat upon NOR
tails eye"
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Of North America, under the authority of the Gov
ernment thereof shall be adopted as body Of laws
for the federal government Of this the United States
Of the South.
Fourth, that the people of these United States
South do hereby bind themselves to observe, and
soundiy and sacredly to carry out the stpuiaons of
all treaties subsisting between the United States of
North America and foreign Governments anterior to
the date of this ordinance, until such treaties are
changed altered, or are disregarded by such ma
/ ton with this Government.
Fifth, that the following persons are hereby APP
pointed electors for the State Of and are hereby
authorised and empowered to cast the vote of this
State, on such day may be agreed upon, for Rres
dent and Vice President of the United States South
and such persons may receive the highest num-
Der of votes, according to the Constitution, which
has been re-adopied, shall be elected and inaugu
rated, and invested with the powers conferred by
the same Constitution upon the Executive. on the
twentieth day after the adoption of this ordinance
Sixth, that the Conventions are toprovide for the
! immediate convention of Congress Of the United
States South, either appointed by themselves
or authorizing the present representatives to act
and that all officers mail contractors, narshas and
judges shall retain their Offices until otherwise or
dered.
WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE feeling tonight is
more prevalent that the Committee of Cancellation
will present some measure calculated to restore
natural pulsation to the national heart. All the
! members speak confidently on The subject and eX
l
proceed at once to the important business in hand.
| The subject of employing stenographer was CON
sidered and il is believed the idea viii be aban-
doned
! statement is made here, and may be sent to the
country that Secretary Thompson has also resigned
his place in the Cabinet learn tonight that such
not The fact but it has been ntmated to him that
the Governor of North Carolina. Mr. Thompsons
native State, will tender him the appointment Of
Commissioner TO South Carolina, and in such an
event. should the President take exceptions to his
serving in that capacity, Secretary Thompson will
Immediately resign and accept the Commissioner
ship 1t ls considered by those who ought to know,
quite likely that the Governor of North Carolina
viii select Mr.. Thompson as the Commissioner.
To the New York Tribune:
WASHINGTON Dec. 1l.-Lines are beginning to get
defined pretty distinctly. Every one announced to-
day emphaticay that the South would be satisfied
with nothing less than distinct protection to
slavery in the Territories and Mr.. Mason demanded
that the States should provide cooperative egisia-
ton for the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law.
These modest terms will, of course. be complied
with Immediately 1t was refreshing to see Messrs.
Douglas and Pugh defending the North against the
charge of nonexccutiOn of the Fugitive Slave Law,
| considering their own ordinations heretofore
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called on to eoasiaer and determine, in regard to
the great issues forced upon her oounses by events
in progress. The magnitude of The occasion, may
ke vel estimated By the magnitude of those events
State follows State into Convention to deliberate
the necessity Of breaking up a government which
they believe has levied against the essential in
terest and dearest rights Of their people. The
Southern States. happen what may. have never been
the aggressors, in this strange unnatural contest
In what they have doEe, or what may yet remain
for them to dc, they prepared to meet all the
consequences There can be no doubt or hesitancy,
therefore. in my mind tc the course Of Ni4ginia.
A convention is the only authority competent to the
occasion and it should be assembled at the earliest
day practicable. So
In conclusion viii only add, that the crisis which
for unborn posterty will fix the destinies OF the
South, is upon US, and must be fearessly met GER
tanly with calm and prudent discretion, and all so
briefly Of Judgment but with an obdurate purpose
to establish the just rights of our people and TO
yield nothing hat pertains to Virginia as free aud
sovereign State.
Very respectfully, yours. J. NJ. Mason.
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DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EAe57D Oh. KING, formerly Of New YORK for the las
49, yaars Of louisville, Kentucky, and who ha
svod hi attention 70 The treatment private
thirty years, Caters himself having attended practice for
any yars and cured thousands he enabled to cur
an Of prvss nature hey nav Be
from lnudeous medical lFeanvnt from hegsct Of their own
D. King DenEary No 3 Dsaderes street between hev
and ae Square where be cures all diseases private naturce
GOSoREA cured without nsucious medeins ntsrfsrens
from business
sTacTuREs Of old or recent date sheosusy in iz
days. by an operation Ehchcauaes pain Where Structure
sxs health cannot BE enjoyed Perhaps dissass
niscilefand unternines the consultation 50 much.
sTFLls with All the diseases Of the skin growing neg
lect or bad treatment, e6sctualy cured in lev days
SEMINAL hEAEAE particular attention having been given 70
tas osAs snd ali TIE growing or H. brought
a. in mary cases b. the destructive HABITS Inconsistencies
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which viii undermine the Constitution rendering subject IN
nj Tor business or asee and causing premature old age
Females who may sboring with any dsGlty Of ths Tok
may rest assured Of immediate relief
persons ahroad, b writing and stating their ose Eth
re ecosed dreced 70 Dr. A. King No. q Dsadsrsk street
ssne Tenn vii have the necezssFy maicius 10 .e
ou WITH Necessary directons Strict secrecy obse-vs O
TsaY%5s le59-dkWlV
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Notice TO Stockholders Of the RASH
vile q Chattanooga II. Il. Co.

0FFIcg ". -6 G. R. r. Col
Nashville. Nor. %, 50
FENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCKHOLDERS
will be helt at Aurfreesssro' on
Tuesday, the IItk day, of December, neKf'
and on the following day election Willie hell foT often d.
the Affairs Of toe COMPANY or tae ensuing
year
Stockholders by showing their esrs Of stock 70 the Con
uctors viii carried Hureesboro' the Ehoe route
they may prefer and back home the llt h Or h 81
Decemher VI A. GLEAVEs
pov2s-td Secretary.
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sUnOA1 menNIse, DrcEmEEw 10, 1850.

Our subscribers will please remember that the
cross marks in pencil on the margin Of the first
paee Of our paper, indicate that the expiration
o. the time for which t5ey subscribed is near at
hand.
Look out for the cross marks and renew your
subscription.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY,


Atter q rest Of sir months, the 1911 of January
1861, resume my position Principal of this hsta
ton, toih l0hch hare been connected for 81 gears.
9IIE Academy offers peculiar advantages among which
B think, the following:
l. = well enclosed Yard Of about acres, within
the incorporated limits Of Nashville thus Afordng Pupils
restrained freedom heathl IeceAisn still snpecsing
them to the restraints Of refined and intelligent society
J. Buildings in extent and uitabeness for all school
purposes unCquaed in the United States Female School,
and there surrounded by paveDentI and Corridors Offering
slant Inducements to ehdien, to breathe the fresh air without
regard to the weather.
B. Security from Fire. These buildings heated
with steam and lighted by gas and thus free the parents OF
pupils from at least Of constant anxiety about their
children.
T. Health-uneqnaled in any Female School, in this or
any other country Though Of the largest and part Of the
time the largest Boarding School in the United states yet but
te deah have occurred among the pupils in nearly IS years.
. NOn-sectarlHn. It is we'll known to all Hcqusint
60 with the Academy that Baptist Episcopaian, Methodist
or Pes terrain, sends his Daughter here perfectly Satisfied that
IN no respect will offence be given his peculiar views and yet
equally satisfied that the principles Of religion viii
be daily nculcated,
T. MATERNAL Care. This expression sxcites no expec-
taon which is not fully met in the Academy suitable nun
Der ladies' OF pety and refinement their entire time to
the supervision OF the expenses the mora habits and health OF
the Boarding Pupils
Guardians and parents any cause, may be seeking
permanent educational home for little girls WILL think, find
such home in the Academy Apply 10
decl4-d&wlm. C D ELLIOT.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.


MILITARY COLLEGE.
BEsAES LIEDsLET. D, D. Chancellor Of III. UnTsray
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col K JOHNSON Superintendent 81 the Military CoIieEe
and Professor OF Engineering.
JAAEsP HAMILTON Professor Of Mathematics and Nalu-
raj Philosophy.
J. STEWART, NJ, Professor Of ana Latin Languages ard
Literature.
GEoReEs BLAcE NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
History
Rev W HORN, N, D, Professor Mental and moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
r. W. PTrAAN, diunct Professor Of Ancient Languages
J. O. AEGEKbE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
G. n. WINSTON, D, Surgeon.
The First Term Of The Academic 1891 ssnn.ssss On
the Sd OF September, 1850
The second Term commences the 9Th Of January 1851
Comneoeenent Bxereesi plsos the l2h June 1861
Tuition, Boarding. Washag Fuel, Rooms Servants
anee and use Of Arms sn per Term Hstreuaoh Fes S.
Students required to furnish their Bngnesrng
Frenc Spanish German, Drawing Book keeping. Fsacag
each $40 pei Term Of e1ty weeks
Students under "a years Of age will not be adntsi.
By the sid Of Military Discipline elective government
taosh and health physical culture good order and indusr
Que habits promoted.
For Catalogues, additional normson apply any Men
Der Of the Faculty or B.. r. JOHNSON.
ay@l 'S0-d&tHltEEh Superintendent
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
B EEEVOLENT TESTTT UTIOKS
Is
DOCTOE A. ". MESECK's
ONE OF tn

Medical DisPensarY and Consulting Rooms
Fer the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases.
On Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tenn
FENHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from the old country, and being already een
gears in America with his fame established eTaoTdns
in the desperate cases. despses
his 9atieuts or to hunbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials.
In private diseases the Doctor jet cure,
amosg desperate Of years standing, ssr they had
been treated without ard other Phys
enns credible gentlemen testify these
long practices in large capital cities hospitals Of the cid
and this country made him familiar diseases
The Doctor is conyesant with the American and
mAn languages and slWays ready his advise
vices with Politeness and discretion
Persons at distance have his advice medicine
shifting him through letters ineosing fee s. Post
BOX NO 3D. lQuaek charge only 81 ess, postage stamps,
ony 70 POCKET hemeney they do trouble iu
} His family rssidercels on North Market street
gurtc-d&Wlm
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NasIlviIIe PIow varorrs.

n Wis establish naent having been =, blilt
u ~ nessrs sharp & Hamilton. with tSS.Es--Ez-u-.
inefeaoe1 facilities fer notwithstanding PloEs : IN
CaiuIa.ers &c, We vii kosp full supply ~
OF oot s.ae and Wrought lron P0Ws land Ehch = q.
ne a5enen % Primers aud Planters Tscse nsuen.a A.
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az me sesl in2eIeG plaEs and Al Enl5rn pres
oetls-diWkEaai HILIMlN hEOTaERs
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JoHS TRIdBLE- sroRGE q. BRADFORD. H.. East
TREMBLE, BRADFORD & EAST,
attorneys at Ian and Solicitors N Chance7y,
XEYILL practice Courts Nashville and surround
w ingeounties.
office No 81 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn
NORA
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EnILES.-Dr. SsIbbyss Pile Ointment never
L ssiIsto cue. Pree, 81
EEVERAND aAaUE RE11EDY. Only 80 cents
We warrant the ABOVE pe elicDes that is prom
sea fotnem. The easssg Medicines contain Mineral
peisons, and Heeyer known. for their midness
and efficacy. ct3ztfl MACKENZIE 4 NINCHIN
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly lsilits the process OF tsshin, By s9ens
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WILL sell at the Court House in Nashville, for cash,
Monday. the 24th day Of December negro named
EpMUEDf color named ALLEY dara
COLOR levied property Thos Carroll Martini satisfy
executions t. my land, il favor Of Jn0 Crdup fcI
hundred and fourteen liars and One for hun
drsd and twenty four dollars. J. W. PAGE, @ DC.
dec4-9t.
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For Rent.

TsVHE dwelling house occupied by Gov. H. Fooe, o.
Vine street, between Church and Union Streets
For particulars enquire Of Walton Evans Co. III
decl2-o
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n Poland A fresh supply by
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