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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-27
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13


DEAru or JEROME BoNArARrE, Tx
KING or WEsTPHALIA.-We learn by
the Parana Of the death Of Prince Je-
rome Bonaparte ex King Of Westphalia,
uncle Of the Emperor Of the French, and
the last Of the brothers Of the great Ma
poleon.
Few men have been witnesses Of and
active participants in so many great his
toyieal events as he has. He saw the
rising glory Of his great brother, Wit
messed the prominent events Of the con-
sulate and the empire, was seated on tho
throne OF fingdom created for him by
Napoleon, saw Mis- sun 90 down upon tho
bloody field Of Waterloo, like him was
sent into exile, and after life Of yieissi-
tudc and turmoil, rctprnod to die at n
good old age, in peace and crowned with
cnor, upon the soil Of France.
jerome Bonaparte was the last and
youngest brother Of the Great Napoleon
First and the only remaining member Of
the family Of his parents, Charles and
Letita Bonaparte-.the first Of his bro
Tiers, Joseph, King of Naples, having
died in 1874; the second, Napoleon, Em-
peror Of France. in 1921 the third, Lu-
cien, Prince Of Canine, in 1910; his
eldest sister, Marianne Eliza, Duchess Of
Tuscany, in 1920; Louis, King Of IIol-
land, in 1916; Marie Pauline Duchess
Of Guestalla, in 1925; Marie Antoinette
Caroline, Countess Of Lipana, in 1889,
and jerome, ex-King Of Westphalia, the
eighth and last, in 1860.
The peculiar interest which attaches 10
the deceased in America arises from his
marriage with Miss Elizabeth Patterson,
Of Baltimore in 1903, when on visit to
this country, who survives him and still
resides il this city. The marriage-Was
repudiatcd by the Emperor Napoleon,
and the young wife refused admission
into France. She bore a son TO her hus-
band, the present Jerome Napoleon Boz
naparte, agentieman Of Baltimore. But
her husband, unable to overcome the OBJ
jections Of Napoleon to his marriage, al
though the Pope refused to annu it, in
1907 entffed into n matrimonial union
gith the Princess Frederick Catherine,
daughter Of the King Of Wurtemburg,
and he was soon afterSards proclaimed
King Of Westphalia After life of vi
oissitudes, in which he has Witnessed the
ceaseless fluctuations in the career of
France, he has died amidst the honors
aud renown achieved by the Napoleonie
dynasty, which again sways the destinics
IF the French empire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
Vol. VINO. SO.

the stand was dressed in rcd, white and
blue coors. Above, in the centre, rose
an arch with the American flag draped
and parted on either side of the speakers
stand. In half circle overhead was
the motto, "The Gallant Defenders of
the Constitution, the Union and tho
Equality of States" On the right and
left Of the stand stood full length por-
traits Of Breckenridge and Lane, with
the American flag floating over each.
On the right and left were the notices
~" The Constitution and the Union For
ever" Equal Protection TO the Citizens
of all the States" As early as Z o'clock
throngs began TO collect in the Square,
and by 8 o'clock the mass in attendance
numbered between 5000 and 10, 600
persons. The Independent Blues Band.
occupied the enclosure inside tho court
house railing, and inaugurated the musi-
cal part of the entertainment about 8
o'clock by the performance of number
of select airs, commencing with i" Ilail
Columbia" &c.
On motion of Mr.. j. w Mcclure, j.
Mason Campbell, Esq, was called to
preside, and took the stand amid great
applause. The list of vice-presidents
aud secretaries were then announced, and
adopted by aeclamaton.
Mr., Campbell, on taking the stand,
made some Introductory remarks, cxpla-
natory of the Objects Of the meeting -
He was not afraid of giants, especially
when they were :" Little Giants The
chief leader Of the national democratic
party was Jack, and everybody knows
Jack was giant killer" lie
would have no man mount into power
over principle without donouncing him.
The address of Mr.. Campbell was follow
ed by the reading Of preamble and n
series of resolutions, endorsing the nomi-
nations of the National Democratic Par
ty at the Maryland Institute, and rcpu-
dating the nomination of the other CON
vention.
The resolutions were adopted with ac-
elamation, and with great unanimity.-
The Hon. Humphrey Marshall, of Ken
lucky, was then introduced, and proceed
ed to address the throng lie first al.
ladod to his change of politics, and ex-
planned the motives which actuated him
in his determination. lie regarded Mr..
Douglas tender to tho Lincoln locomo-
tive; he, therefore, cut lis connection
with him.
Mr. Marshall, of Ky, was followed
by ExGov. Lowe, Of Nd, and the Hon.
i. i Wigfall, Of Texas. The demon
stration was kept up till midnight. SIM.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

NEw YoRg DENocRArlc PoLITrcs. "A
meeting Of the Breckenridge and Lane
Democratic State Committee Of New
York took place on Tuesday at Syracuse,
initiate preparations for running a g Ma
tional Democratic" electoral ticket IN
New York. A call was adopted for a
State Convention, to be held at Syracuse
on Tuesday, the 7lh Of August, to nomi-
nate thirty-fye candidates for electors,
pledged to support Breckenridge and
Lane. II was represented by the NOM
bors Of the committee that a strong feel
ing in favor Of the " National candi-
dates existed in their respective districts
Resolutions were adopted recognizing
breckenridge and Lane as the regular
nominees Of the democratic party, and
pledging themselves 70 sustain them in
the present campaign.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
11oetrp.
SUNDAY EVENING.

How sweet the evening shadows fall,
Advancing from the west;
As ends the weary week of toll,
And comes the day of rest.
Bright DER the earth the Star of eve
Her radiant beauty sheds;
And myriad sisters calmly weave
Their light around our heads.
Rest, man, from labor rest from sinl
The world hard contest close;
The only hours with God begin
Yield thee to sweet repose
Bright DER the earth themorning ray
It's sacred light viii cast,
Fair emblems Of the glorious day
That eYennore shall rest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
]DoIttitol.
Gen. Lanes Acceptance of his Nomi-
nation for the Vice. presidency.

DEMocRATIc NATIONAL CONVENTION, !
BALTIMORE, June %, 1860. {
Sir II am directed, by a vote of the
democratic national convention, to inform
you that you have been this day unani-
mously nominated by it as the candidate
of the democratic party for the office of
Vice President of the United Estates,
and in their behalf to request you to ac-
cept the same.
beg leave at the same time to enclose
to you a copy of tho resolutions adopted
by the convention as the political plat
form on which the party stands.
have the honor to be, very respect
fully, G. CUSHING, President.
Hon Joseph Lane.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
Mass Mcetingin Baitimore--A Breck.
inridge and Lane Demonstration.

On Friday evening last a mass meet
ing Of the national democratic party
in Baltimore was held in Monument
Square, for the purpose Of ratify-
ing and endorsing the nominations Of
the Hon Joln g. Breckenridge, Of
Kentucky, and the Hon. Joseph Lane,
of Oregon, as the candidates for the
Presidency and Yice-Presideney Of the
United States. A commodious stand was
erected during the day against the court
house enclosure. and appropriately dress
I'd with flags aud colors. The front Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
GRAIN CRADLES, 60.

n VIE subscriber would respectfully inform
"A Che farmers Of Montgomery county, and
the public generally that hchas now on hand
avery superior lot ofGRAlN CRADLES. which
he viii sell On very reasonable terms also,
Cradles made 10 order, and at the shortest
notice
REPAIRING done neat and substantially,
and with dispatch.
He has also on hand q few more 81 those 20
tent SHOVEL Flows which has given such
general satisfaction 70 an who have used them /:
The shoye!s can be bought separate from the
p!ow.
Call carly--latc orders cause trouble, an d
frequently disappointment.
~ GREEN.
june 10 Quality Hill, Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

r. The London Punch" says that
the reason why editors are SO apt to have
their manners spoiled, is because they
receive from one correspondent and anoth-
or such vast number Of evil comm uni
cations
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

EDucATioS A SAFEGUARD Education
is better safeguard Of liberty than "a
standing army II we retrench the wa
ges Of a sehoolmaster, We must raise
those Of the recruiting sergeant. -Eoer-
cH.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

A COST.-Grain Scythos, at 81 cents,
"A cash Grass DO. az - cents do, for sale,
by JOHN W. JONES.
june - Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
BUTCHERlNG.
AuCTVONEERINC.

WIN. W. ALLEN, Auctioneer, will attend
w to sales in any portion Of the county,
ana respectfully solicits share Of the public
rrtronage. His charges are moderate. All
orders len AZ the " Sentinel" Office, or directed
40 me At Rockville, viii be promptly attended
NJ Zee l5-W
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

- An exchange asks very innocenhy
if it is any harm for young ladies to sit
in the "lapse Of ages" Oar opinion is,
that it all depends on the kind of ages
selected. Those from eighteen 10 heenty-
fire, we think, are rather hazardous.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
WOOL CARDING.
WOOL CARDING. &c,

F-EtsSs TIE subscriber would respectfully
500 inform his customers and the public
sA-is>aAAs7 generally, that be is again prepared
TO CARD WOOL, in tie best manner and with
dispatch also, PULLING, DYING, MANU-
FACTUWNG, &c.
'za~ JESSE T.HiGGNs store, PooIcsylle. and
l.. WILLsoN.s Store, Caksburg, where shall
attend regularly are pnces Of deposit where
WOOL and CLOTH viii be received aud re-
turned when done.
Heavy Fulled and Striped Linsey-also,
Stocking Yarn, coarse and fine on hand 10 cx-
change for wool; for which the highest mar
kct price viii be given in trade or cash
may l8-H DANIEL PRICE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

- Watching for riches consumeth tho
flesh, and the care thereof driyeth away
sleep.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
"HlI1R 70 WHOM I0gGR Is DUIr
THE RYATTSTOWN BRASS BAND.

n WIS BAND being composed Of young men,
4 principally mechanics who have been Mt
an expense Of nearly 81, O00 leach having an
equal interest, and that at his own expense
for the benefit Of our county, are now compe-
tent to fulfil any engagement they may be call
ed for, with the LATEST CHOICE MUSIC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

five crave the love Of others, We
must love them
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13
SERVANTS WANTED.

SLA THE subscriber wishes 10 purchase any
~ number Of SEBV ANTS, Of both sex
~ es, that are young, sound and healthy,
..A-xX for which he will, at all times, pay the
very highest market prices, in cash Persons
having servants for sale, will find it greatly to
their advantage to give me a call before dis
posing Of them
9,s- LIBERAL COMMISSIONS paid for in
formation; and all communications strictly
confidential
pomcry county, Md. viii receive prompt at
tcntion. BENZ. COOLEY, Agent.
feb l0-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-13

BREcKrNRIDGE AND LANE MEETING. 49,
A large Breckenridge and Lane meeting
was held in Washington on Monday night
last in front Of the city ball. Mayor Der
ret presided. The prominent motto was.
The constitution and the equality Of
the Siates--theso are the symbols Of
everlasting union--let these be the rally
ing cries Of the people"
Resolutions doclaratory Of that wing
Of the democracy were adopted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
PRENTICE RELATES HIS WASHINGTON EXPERI.
ENCE-THE REVOLVER QUESTION
From the LOu1rHie .io"rHdt, IN INST.

From The LJVtSrtfS .loUrHGi lifh tyyt
Matter, and things in the House of Representatives
continue to be interesting The strife on Thursday was
quite spirited There general rush from all parts
Of the Hall toward MeSsrs Haskn and McRae after the
two gentlemen had nsuted each other of the
bers wishing doubt to keep them apart but the great
er number see the fight Mr. HaSkn, however proved
incapable of handling his tools skllfuly for he let his
pistol fall either from his hand, pocket belt or bosom
The rush probably came in good time for him.
When were in Washington, two or three weeks ago,
We heard from all quarters that the great of the
members of both sections were heavily freghted with all
sorts OF portable facilities for letting blood w believe
we were rather pet for both sections and hope
bery sacred confidence in saying that whenever North
ern or Southern members got little maudlin and threw
their arms aecOnately around (of to steady
themselyes almost invariably felt the butts Of pistols
and the hats OF bOwiekuves press against shrinking
frame.
One morning we put our overcoat in the rack at
Browns Hoiel and went into breakfast When re-
turned our coat gone, but another somewhat re-
sembHng it lay near We took up the latter. but put it
back With horror on finding big irghtfulookng re-
vover in one of the pockets. With some misgvings
such as a might be supposed TO feel in opening
what he suspected TO be internal machine we took up
the next and To- there was big pistol in one pocket
and something else in the other which did not stop TO
examine Finding the rack to be a Unfinished arse
nal we withdrew, and the day being cold, remained
an hour and a-haf in the hotel carefully scrutnzng the
inteeuments of every gentleman that seemed TO have
psrticulary genteel Oyercoat. At length returned
10 the arsenal and the coat first examined by us still
mained there Concluding that freeater couldn't
have been breakasng so long unless upon burning Goals
and aqua forts tea about calling for servant
TO take the FIRE arm out Of the pocket 1--WE have mortal
antpathy TO touching such things oursel intending to
wear out the coat for it very handsome one, un-
Ill we should encounter our own handsomer one. At
that moment, very mild-mannered Western member Of
Congress stepped up with embarrassed look and see
ing az once that we looked like gentleman who had
lost something remarked that be really believed ne had
cot somebody elses oYercoat The matter was made all
rEht at once, but we couldn't help thinking how swk-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
f. ANTHONY,
3OS Broadway, New York.
After May lst, lSG0 at SOL BROADWAY, Two doors
r. f,Om st. Nicholas Hotel.

After May lst, 1860, at SOL BROADWAY, Two doors
f,Om st. Nicholas HOTEL
TEIHE sTEREOsCOPE Is the most insuc'iU entertaining anu
Z silg and erciiiag Of modern intentions.
None o yog, oO O" none too intelligent none Too
Uasiacof,d ~ acknowledge Its worth and beauty.
No home complete without It, and must and Will penetrate
es,ry7-bs,@
onthe spot
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe Asia, Africa
AM America 10 search Of the grand and the beautiful and "s
result, oftlsir xiii are constantly saFhfNg o'T @'"'E
don England Scotland Ireland Wales France Belgium Holland,
switzerland Span Tie Rhine Versailles 81 Cloud Fonaneblesu
da Crystal Paaceaso Groups historical amusing marriage
breakfast pic mics s,a'uary &C. &C. A eJ2ut.
era Of France ay &c &c The elect Of these Illuminated
views /, mort remarkable
drawing Of erQse rie'rs on gd with revov-
ing stereosope showing % 30 orlOO scenes Nothing can be
mora faenans and one can Ghsr no greater ea 10 end
fona Of the picturesque and the beautiful ,
1u0Ry Instantaneous StereoscoIlc Views are the latest Pho
ographc wonder They az he oye part of sscoHd,
pcted as sharply and distinctly as had been perfectly
This gives additional for to hebeauties OF inanmate nature
dddt'mt chdy Qfye and notion The process IS discovery
don and Paris large orders for Anthons instantaneous Views OF
American fe and scenery.
Among things just published steTeoscopc Ilusa-
ons the othe STREET PRAYER MEETINGS. In which
many hearts feel snnere The particulars OF @ will be found
Catalogue subjects and prices will be forwarded to any
Parties at distance sendRg Us g. g. So s5 $50 or s5
have good instrument and such pictures as they may require
sent by EcpreSs
Views alone, without instrument caE be sent by ndH
Parties who wish be advised of anything really valuable In
the line that their names 10 place on record
and will keep them posted az cur dWu expense.
N ofiese will ind Photographs amosi fascinating and de-
nyhtfl amusement We are prepared to ct out amateurs with
everything necessary for their success together with instructions
al How TO take SteTeoscoplc Pictures -
E. ANTHON Y
Importer and Manufactures OF Photographic Materials stereo
oopes and stereoscOpc Views.
r Merchants from every Of the country respect
fully Invited make examination stock discount
TO the trade will be liberal
To pHOrOGRAPHERs-Frs class siereoscoplc Negatives
wanted.
Send by mail print unmouned, with price OF Negative
Cut this out for future reference ie2l-dim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

MOTTO -Desirous 70 do what 20 build up Ia
4 our Guy, We have determined 20 MANU- IA
fACttAlNG OR CLUritlNG ~ THIS CITY, az the ~
earliest ay az which We can make % do So @
our MI Keen has been absent Ia Europe for The lasi thfve
months selecting goods Tor Spring sales, and from hs long eN
rrtuc- and we'll Suown TASTE expect show the most ase
i've stock ever Ia this market By e lt day OF February
W aI nave n store superb Spring stock for the wholesale
trade, ana W. earnestly Invite call Merchants who have
heretofore gone NORTH Our extensive operations Important al
vRng n the purchase o goods and long experience enable Us
Co oder as great inducements those house the Union
- w shall from this day all WINTER CLOTHING al
suc.-s e As viii make 10 the Interest OF purchaser "a
anticipate their
iae KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

ward and insecure the member must have felt when in
Congressional beigeFaus, he bad thrust his hand into
what he supposed be bis pocket and found nothing
there more dangerous to life than dozen pretty notes
from dozen pretty poetesses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing NanufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.


IT fact not generally known that established my Clothing
Mandatory In This city TIN YEARS Ago, and have constant
D. Tor that time continued make large portion Of NV
Richmond hundreds my customers will testify To-
having time, better
prepared orders IN small quantities
heretofore win guarantee sh them just low
y had Northern houses and equal in style and ma
terial
Being practical Business (not having climbed In at
The back vnd0 others shouters aer myself that can
give much good article FOR the price any house
North or South
wish 90 build up Southern Manufsctoes
ratronze the ola established houses ht and let the
reward they Justly for past present future services
This humbgs prove by i,om seyenyuye 10 one
hundred hands my employ aad many OF them have been
for years.
Par0uze manufactures At home especially when you
can 40 Sd Without additional cost. WI IRA SMITH,
las ia Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

VNR WILLIAMS. SAW III
WILLIAMS a. REID,
PR OK,

Commission Merchants,
q Z CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Slf orisr 5r ali kinds ot " rsteru froduce' ana MAKE
r- Cash Advances on COnSignmcnts Tor sale or
Herbaadisc bought and Stored on account % purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing.
Genteel Clothing,

ALL IN and make selections and buy the goods at your
~ price We get an the stock out OF the
way and 90 that en Inducements must attract
and secure sales
YOU Wish make a good investment buy a suit Of
fg1 TUPMAN & HULL, 10 Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

HOUSEkEEPtNGG GOODS
IL 10 4 and 1874 Linen Sheetings good make
1O I and II 4 Cotton DO DO
Pillar Case Linen. %, 30 and 45 IN
Nsrseilles Quilts, In l04, Ia. 1874 and 1es
klenlae do " i04 and Ia
linen Table Damask, large assortment.
Dlma-k Napkin and Daylies
Wine Cloth and lrgit Napkins
Furniture Dini;y and Prints
Huck Towels ard Diaper
Crash Dculas and Eufiaps
COfd and white Cotton Damask for furniture
Turkey Red and Satin DeLains for curtain,
Curtain Muslin "a variety
Bieached Shlrtng Of best make
shlrtIng Linens ~ 2jc., size. and Soc ant hrer
White Cambrlc and JscOnet
Null and Swiss Muslns.
CHRISTIAN LATHRoP
NnIn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

Orr-DooR BA1nlNG Is WINTER.-The Newburyport
Herald states that DR.. NJ. g. Smith, OF that city, has
made practice for several years plunge daily into the
open water, whatever the temperature; and adds:
He has done this during this winter and apparently
without suffering half much do the spectators who
chill hmn cut the ice Of the river and plunge under
rs earlessy a wild duck a seal. The coolest he
has had occasion to try this season. was with the mer
curry from twelve fifteen degrees below zero aud then
he alirms that the bath delightful He very seldom
suffers from what tern colds and enjoys the most
robust health. His practice is to walk rapidly
distance, and take bis bath before perspration
ceases. One morning his hands somewhat bitten
by taking hold Of a ships cAin in climbing from the
ter but by Immediately returning them to the water
few minutes the frost Of them without danger
NAvAL-Commander Vim. Radford, has been ordered
to the command Of the L. $. steamer Dacotah fit
ing oTt at the Gosport Navy lard Captain T. A. Dor
niu has received orders proceed to the cost OF Africa
and relieve Com. Armstrong of III. ship San Jacnto, who
returns home from l-health
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

THIS Improvement succeeds In entirely FREEING the SOUND
OARD from all strain whatever by the OF the
Strings realizing the object which The old Improvement
accomplished only in part.
The manufacturing these Guitars and Improving of vons,
are under the entire supervision The Paeuee made Of the
best material warranted be super in qrany and quality Of
tone as well workmanship, and to stand climate they
can be returned and the money promptly refunded
PRICE LIST OF GUITARS
Wy With good case s,5 90
n? Ef19S Wih gsS%ooa VIZ" 90 90
No with Hgssso'' case a''-' e5 90
No. 4-'s Wh HGss~ooa WV" '@'' @ D'@. 80 90
No 5-Fne Rosewood with Ma hine head, oval fngerboard
very handsome, with case % 90
No 6-Fne Rosewood with Machine head sverplated oval
fngerboard beautiful instrument with 40 90
IMPROVED VI0LlNs
From Si2 to SsO-hngeEboard warranted not 10 settle
Guitars and yons improved repaired at the shortest notice.
and liberal discount made n the trade.
Every one Interested Music Musical Insruents please
call 9 Broadway before purchasing elsewhere and examine
f,rt fel-dlaE&y6m