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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
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Wdnoem Die Commemorative aus ctm 0mt.
bauS lurddscttbrt mar, ttsat R6 Erierribs q
sater In Seslcituna bcs Gbirura.n gum gmt-
mann, Dem sr NIT bftfc rrs 0ret,ren pcrtrua,
was tr nit 1rincm Subne workable. Gr bob,
ltb nun bic 5rtitttt nrbmtn pclleu, ,u fraa,u,
map Der berr gmtmaun baron tenfe, ,r,nn ,r
osn Sunasn Al Ieinem g>ruoer in Sa.aItubouIru
bel 6ranfiurt i6ide, Der raeltIf ouu g8irb ,ur
Sonns iet, in bercn SsfB sr pur6 cine alild>
lids Ssirab gtfommcn.
Ser Nmimann trwoerte. Der 8erdnfe bate
isinsa aaniiu SetfaG, benn frcmrt St6rte uuo
trtmoe N'trnhen lsten. bas puts ben Sprf aus.
unS 10 mbtte tr sir1ei6t tts Srratb nit rem
Sauernmsnih Uerssfen.
@ls lobann Der Scnnsnpirtb bic WSslidtsit
'ur Sprsts braGte. pab 1ein Spbn es etpa an
Ger atmtinltttn NrirIuit febIen InGTtn f6unis,
ettB tbn rsr @mtmann gang ausr @craen Isin,
penn er mero' ieeenfllls nit lriner vullen Qutc
rltat pa;w'iten fabren uue aer.nfe nit i,rem
2rub. nnb Suerfcpf nod frrtia III merr.n, ubne.
bin ldrrtte sr nrb entn Strttt iittr Webreres
nab @SppnQsu. uur nuls in rtmlslben einfIie.
scn lnii'n, shb rer iunps Nenit, Der tenn 5bli
den Strromt aud ltcm mcbr ais ti(lta ,u fbof
len sematt, NIT ieiner Grlaubnie in Die 6rsmse
9e6t.
Tarnnf emffi6I f& Der Gonnenwirtb neslf
istnsm Shmtcaerlcbns unter pefen 1anfloauu
gen une brrtf su !6aule ioalect 1etnen Spbn an
elmer llnterrecuna in GrrIf urb @uts, nah pel
der Sritcri6 nit Sdtsrliber Ginwi(lauuo in
eas Sans RES 5iribbauern eina, nm BON @hri
itnsn @tIbirp ;u nebmen. Sur urttr oieIer
Stptn9una bate {: fh tenn gSiGIen isinrs 9eteys
iaefist. Ssi tieier Eiaiamtsit warsn aGsrpinos
Die Orobuaen pss Qmtmauns, uun psbtn inn
lstn Sntrr In Ssuntne ,u febeu fir aeeianet Be.
tunrsn bate. crr ndtiiribsn @utmiitbiateit lei
nsr BON G'tId uno Qiebt bsfrieeiatsu uno bes,
eatb audi fur Die Wahnunden Der RinorspfEiut
'uadnaIi@rn SerIs su 6HIfc e,fcmmen; ober
tsine 8udh6t bate i'm lur Nlbaietiateit oeaer
ZEN gSuuih isinsS <srs beweaen t6nnen. 70.
9lsih unc cbne Abibisb BON G6riifiner ob,urei,
fen, unp rrr SCnnsnwrtb mar een5tbat aswe.
len, bon tielrm Sear6rtn ab'rltttrn, psun niht
lein games Sprbaten barln 1hrtcrn loltr.
iSrterrih trtl1rts ieinem Sater, ras er mcro,n
frub Dor 9ag BEN Stab srareifen mcQ.. une
Ia9ts ibm ossbdib ouf Ger StsCe 9ttswo6l. BON
esr Stisfmutter nabm sr fsiuen abibiep. Oa-
Iaestn Uerablhierett sr iitb frrunrlj6 BON cem
Sbirur9en, we6em TT bel lc.nsr Scmertuno unr
natber feline &bneaunB msbr alS einmal in
nitt ga: isinsr Neiis ae'eat bate, uno in pd
dem sr nun tintn sut9sltnnten S6waasr a,fun
rsn gu haten 9autte. Osrltlpe etiflno inn
3war niht ra6 tr Der urbsbtr rttier Grrnnuna
Iiei, in wsl6cr tr rcS auh6ienre Nstttl srblift,.
ros tr rsm Scnnsnwirtb smpfo6ltn battt; bod
n9ts sr ibm cffin, sr ti NIT Dem 9n l6lulIs lei.
mes @atsrs tinpnltanrru uno balte bitie Re,lr
fir re ttlts Nrt, Don elmer Sahe los III fummcr.
rie nun sinmaL nitbt isin fOnne, wUrauf 6risorid,
erpipsrtt rS iei itm jwar leo, abtr .s frsue i'm
aub miectr, neil sr bOfe, baB er bic ytobe he
ttbsn msrOe.
Der G9irarSus unb isjns 5rau ISutte!tsa ib.r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
~y"DS~r ~ntn9 Hr.

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Aunum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR next to Cry HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
Sefammtnacbmu9cn.
E. ]. P &c o T,
Npptbefer,

Gde Der 17tsn unr Mainllrobs,
tmpheb't Ietn rei6bnltioes Eager ouer In Iein
dadb ldlaNencen @rtifs. pie aud pariiimrriens.
Sstfen, &uriten unp Rdams j,per Grt; 6arten.
Dele, @laS &C.; Gigarrsu, 8oub, 8au, unb
Shnupftabat uno piele nnoere Nrttsl wslde in
bteltIen apotbsten sem6tnii6 sefitrt merpsn.
Oduptia6lt6 mdtt psrlrl6e aurb auf iein,n
esrntmten anp unfttlbarsn uSirsinia @orm
Sier" dufnerfFcm.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
:S&Sirtg)febafts Wr0W,
laataaO!
Netnen 8rennprn uno benz ssIammten 0ubl,
tum ole NnSetle ba6 meine neue
(ES cSfN -,

Netnen 8rennbrn uno bem selammten Sub(,.
tum ets NnSeta', eaB msne ueue
Gortcrc=SSJrt
csm Selu6e leBt rfen itebt. DirIelte iR aufs
@cl6madNoute ein9erihtet, uno t6nncn bi, or
eerten @ate nit esn tstcn Grfrifdunaen ieosr
Art, lcpte aud NIT warmen uno talten Sprilsu
eeennt merpcn Wentrintcr made ib parauf
autmertam, CAP i'd ben BON mir ae,pasuen
8ir9inia 9Scin
rein uno unoerfalldt 3u 80 @ta. Der 6faIbs ser,
tdufe. I'm SasIrrben Stiudb tittet
lentin 8 d, Ter.
OamPnb'n-S -Ssrblnruns 5wudben 8lbmonp un0
Nem yprf.
OaS Oampfl6ii n9tuanpfe" perll6t Ridmcnb
icSen Otenlta9, NaHmittagS 4 llbr unp IUrfolt
0tittmch Wjttns
Dos Onmpfihtf rSamretcwn" perlast 3t6.
mono tepen 6reitn9, gtahmittass llbr, unp
glortolt am Samstag Wlttaa.
DER 6abrprrls in Der @ajutr, WGGli:ttsu ern.
8rlhlpden. betrGst $40.
Sm Steera9s, pbne Suit, $5.
0reuricns 2tdrt, fur Die Commemorate all.
hs. SIS.
9telienoe, bic Niittpctts uue Sametaos bsu
9eerspurg 0rubiua tenuBeu, trsfen ,r'ha nit
orr Nprfclt 9etc'sburg Sabp in erifere, Start
Gin, Hm NIT Dem Dampftput wetrr arhrn an fSu.
men. Stdets fir pieie 3cur f5nnen am psters
burg Oepot 9elGl't werpen unp bstrdat rrr aan,e
6abrpretS 9;eihIatIs Hur $40.
Suo M IL 6etnsfsu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03

@fc Der 6. II. Marlbap(tr.. 8i6mcnp, Ia.
OieeS 9eltmadcpa rtn9eribtetf Sotel wrr
Dem reiiencen pubIifum bsltrus rmpfctlen. Die
llnter3eidnstcn eramben iict susIrid,, ,um Site.
ren Selub rielre 9pfas freunplitlt ein,ulapen.
pUielt;: tets rGs bette easerbrr unp lonitias Or,
friihungrn Su fnoen iinp.
Soarrers fnOen peislbit frenntlihe 3immcr,
quite Solt unb Juocrfrmmenpe Serienuna.
Staoeltcicr II. bIuser.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03

y Dur pcrp
!Crnen bel llnterjcibnstem tets freunclihs 3im.
mer uno quite 8Ui. rbattn. @u6 lt,ben tlp,ae
,3Immer an Ispile 6erren gu sermstben bel
SObn Wdrrb baulen, Dat,
am gisuru Wartt.
~. JUDSoN CRANE,
aroOtat uno O1entltGer @erihtsau.naIt,
Sffee: lite Strabe, ,wil9eu Waiu. u SsniR,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
9ln;etgcn.

t.T,uer 1Ib,Ilabsu
an Srpatftr.. ,wtihsn DR. 2. unr 3. StraBc.
rnter,e6ueer n,a6t benz eeutI6tn Qubtum bic raehens
Wn,,ioc eas or on rtiaem paee ciun NbbcNbcn cr6nd
Bat unS bittct In pprfomTCnccu 6dtr lint SEetcn Su-
fsrud sSt1el,c arbeten neroen seNmodprl uno m6sdN
bilia ausaefutrt Repdratrrsn froa It ute bill9.
Sbrp Ypr GrCrbcu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
9te,se SSirtbfbaft
unc

2a9erbter Salon.
0rm putfum Die er9ebente Qn,eiae, Sde Der
ustcrleidnctr in icinem oaule am Nlten Warft
Dem 6iihmaytt 8e9eriIber, cine 9Gir,bl6aft nstit
ya9erblcr. Salcn erri6tet bat, pUisIb,t er 6b
.frsuen wirp, ieine 6reunoe uno ras Vublitum i'm
@u4emeinen nit ben belten @etrGntsn beoener
,iu fOnren. 5lOrrure @iarr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
Sceiraitracu.

Der ,Gn;Ciesr" sridsnt jtosu crecs Spnnoas au39es
ncrmcr um pt6cntli&cu Subicrjrpnsprcis ern 10 ets
,dbItar bic rep Srer per S. in SbrIther Scraus
be,obIuNa. = an9Sn necu inter iogeneen 2oin9un0en
@ufna6nc Ginmaitet gnriduue ppu 10 Scen octr wets
eei 80 Gts., reimaIiee IS gts eremali9s $'OO' enc
Mruatr ss 90 np5If pnait $1,000 in Sitrtrliitriher
ssprouStt;abuna @nscasn Die nah Sclietch cranbert
.ptrScn f5nhen fSerben nit S25 90 per abr tCrehnct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03
Ser Spni,cnipirtb

S@wdbtIte Scltsac1fidbtc aus cem pcriacn
Sabrbunrert bon 6ermann &ur,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-03

Netne ate importirte
Sssrinc, Stqmprs unb &ianrrcn.
Die llniGl lbnen babcn ein GOmpdsni, -G5r6 srSfurl
inter Der Strma
MKEEVER s. BRICKEN,
unb rpcrrcn in ihrem Stcre, 90 4 Grhanoe
brtel. YC0rl Ctr, 8cbmpnp, pa.
tr Bic 6OI9e elm c9 reitbat9ss Eager fbren ven n-
pprlirten uno n6nplihrn
sSeinen, Viaacrs une Giaarren,
gprbcn @rrter, Gcptd ale,
Sarpinre II. f. M,
aft weldc gre bitSben bic MunutI gdnfe ibrr
UNI oee 9eebrten 9utltdme hrSrwtsn m erIaubtn fnl-
ltibn aber audi ;ueic' ci trtcrilua oetfnb eoR Srr
be une 9seufte %re ale ad 9dran irt ernen fam nm
ua jteem 2bsils Der Siapt ire ns 6auS acleri mirs
ter. @cSttprr
9baS. 8 9riGen,
rs Or. Srifen erlaubt I'D, leinen Nrcunetn Biz
AnNI9e iu naen pas or paS leitber pom bn tsirsbnt
Stuer- Ine .SettuunsS,& ,&Claft frrtceea pire
SEte Stltee btfnfei t jest in ban Store Str Sursn
Mt5tteer H. 9riden. .t. = T''N'
W. Grr6erun9en ollsr art unb in ben ttueu
@tellheGten meroen bli9 catlblt IN 0e0enaenomm,n
I lTeGsn Serperun9 (Sniurance) :psn6t mon litb an
Or. &rtfen,
Nr. erhhnde !Spttl, Nsorlhr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
OUR FIST sFaIs!laa SgPFLIEs.
WE HAVE RECEIVED our FIRST SUP
w PLY OE SpHTNG CnnglS adan.

WE HAVE RECEIVED Our FIRST SUP
w PLY OF SPRING GOODS, adapt
ed to wants OF Farmers aud Others, who pre-
fer getting their SERVANTS CLOTHING aud
have them made up before the busy season of
Spring commences. We have received full
Stock Of
Heavy A Blue Osnabnrg Prints
Plaid OsDaburgs and Pon'ty Plaid Cottons.
A good assortment Of new style Spring En-
glish Prints.
Plain Black, Black and White Engh Prints,
Heavy Gingbams, Checks and Shift'g Stripes.
Heavy Cotton, Duck and Cotton Osnaburgs.
re, "A, "a and l0-4 heavy Brown Shirt
ing ard sheetinis.
Heavy, medium and fine sri finish Bleaebed
Shirings, OF all the most approved makes.
Richardson's tie celebrated Housewife"
Linens.
Piliow-case Cotton and Linens
"a. lo-4 and Ia Gotten and Linen Sheet
ings.
n Table Damasks, Napkinsa aud Towellinqs, of
pure Linen and heavy, celebrated makes.
Jones celebrated make Of White Cambrics.
Briliants, Irdia Dimtics and Musiins.
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Haudkfs
Alexsnders Kid Gloves, allNos and coiors,
with Hosiery Of every description;
And other Scasonable Goods, which we offer
to customers ut the forrest easb prices.
SM00T d BURROUGHS,
No. 10 Bridge Street, Georgetown, D. G..
feb "a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
EsONAULUS Ee. GESEFFHTsH,
GJAB0 & PHOSPHATE on LIME

-LA-%-G - p ~ \
No SO Exchange Place, BaitimOF


No. SO Exchange Place, Baltimore,
nFFERS FOR SALE
" White and Brown MEXICAN GU1-
NO, in bulk Of barrels;
sombloro and Nayasso GUANO, in bulk Or
barrels.
N1NIP ULATED GUAN0, at less than
market rates.
dLSG--At Manufacturer prices:
Super HOSPudTE or LIME, made by
Penn City Chemical Works, in bbls., No. /
Extra.
Mapcs, lIoyt, DeBurg, Coo Co., Rhodes &
Co., Whtelocy & Co., aad other makes.
National Fertilizing Co.'s superior FERTIL-
TIER, No l Extra
GROUND BONES, in their original state,
and with the Oil extracted, but not the Ge-
latinc--so highly recommended by p T.
Tyson, Esq, our State agricultural chemist.
ANINAL CONF OST, or Cereal Fertilizer /;
P0UDRETTE PLASTER in bags or
bbls.; LINE, DC. mar l6-2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
Martenet & Bonds
MAP
OF Montgomery County, Nd.


EROM ACTUAL SURVEYS, by ISAAC BoND,
a. Of Sandy Spring, Montgomery Co., Nd.
S. J. MARTESEr, Publisher, No South St..
Baltimore, Nd.
ln'aecordance with articles Of agreement be-
tween the aforesaid parties the subscriber WIN
proceed with cauvassng said county for sub
scribers, for said Map, at the earliest time con-
sisient with his other interests.
He has met with excellent success So far. and
he trusts 10 meet every where, not only with n
characteristic old Montgomery welcome, but
with encouragement in the enterprise that viii
reflect credit upon the intelligence and liber-
ality of his iellow-cilizens; for he will come
fully prepared to show the superiority of such
n map over all others in practical usefulness
appropriateness as an ornament, and in con-
tributing to the public good.
He would, therefore respectfully but earn
estly ask all 10 wait till he comes. before pur-
chasing or subscribing for any other map that
may offer, unless they are determined to have
both.
He win bring testimonials from 3. HALO
WELL, W. Il. FARQUHAR, Csc. W DAWSON, and
many others, for the information Of those not
already acquainted with
ISAAC BOND, Surveyor
aud Publisher Of Map Of Fred Co, Nd
Gaa~ n. B. See MARrFxrr's late advertise
ment for description and character Of map
feb lot I. b.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
Dr. h. esAFaEpFyElTs.

HAVING LOCATED IN ROCKVILLE.
III Carroll county Md. offers his profession-
a services to the citizens thereof and vicinity.
lie will also practice in tho portions of the
counties Of Montgomery and Howard situated
IN the vicinity Of Ridgcyile. He may at all
times be found at his Office, except when called
away professionally.
N. B. In consequence OF being so frequently
consulted on the subject Of chronic cases, the
Doctor is constrained todevote every Saturday
to their exclusive use. except called away In
consequence Of emergencies atiendenton acute
cases. oct Il
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30

70 The Voters ef MONTGOMERY Coruty:
FELLOW CfrizENs: AT the earnest solicitation
of many kind friends am induced to offer
myself as candidate for the next Shorifalty
OF Montgomery county, and humbly ask your
snpport-pledeing myself If elected to per-
form the duties Of the office promptly and
faithfully HENRY b. DULEY.
dec 2-te
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
AM EMDUCgM7EMT
TO the
Seekers Of Dry Goods!!
70 MAKE RO0M FO2 SPaIMG suPPLIES,


WE OFFER AT C0ST--nose not asked
w less not taken
Our vast stock Of black and coortd silk
Robes;
Our entire stock Of rich, medium, and fno
dress silks.
Our whole stock Of Winter Dress Goods, IN
GLIDING Mcfnoes, and an cur vast stock Of
CLGAKS AND SIAMiS;
Our whole stock Of Emhroideries, in addi-
ton. Our general ard special stock Of first
class Dry Goods in all the Departments fam
ilg wants is much the largest and mos; com
Irchcnsivc IN the District.
Tie cash standard vaine marked in plain
hgnrcs. orc price only Keeping no bills
enables as Of course TO sell cheaper than other
stores Ia on market.
Strangers ana soiourneis most cordially in
viied 20 inspect or stock and store; it incurs
10 Obligation TO purchase.
Carpets Curtains Oil-Ciolhs, &C.. in the
nppef rooms, Tic whole buildinr. dro floors,
and the Vaults al devoted TO Dry Goods
Tie sales NJ cost for the articles specified will
commence January isi and purchasers may
eject decided and solid saving in their pur-
chases BY availing Themselves Of our ofler.
PERRY BROTHER.
Poun. Az. and 9th St. "Perry Building"
dec l5 City Of Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
HE s e N I'll N Ell.
BENJAMIN r. WADDY.

GeorgetoDa, d. &. Is or authorized A.
gen for receieiny Subscriptions and
Embellishments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
"a. CIR Il --gss5Sls-TsT,GS
EIqEBSlVI Furniture EMPORIUM,
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c.


THE subscriber would respectfully
n inform the citizens of Montgomery
s.s5-zzseszz county, Nd, and the public in gene
raj, that he has now completed his
Stock Of Furniture.
and is prepared to sell, AT Low PRICES,
every description Of the best quality Furui-
ture. | cnumerate, in pa-t
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and 9TH
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, Jenny
Lind, Cottage, and other Bcdsteads and
Mattresses;
fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Chairs
and 0ttomans;
Fine Mahogany Walnut, Marble-top Centre
and other Tables;
Fine Mahogany aud Walnut Dressing and
other Bureaus and Sidcboards
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Ladies Cabi-
nets Norkstands and What-Nots:
Fine Walnut and Cano-seat Chains and
Rockers; China, Glass, Crockery ard
fiardware--with q very large assortment
Of other
IIouss-F Furnishing Goods,
which he deems unnecessary to enemerate-all
Of which is Of good quality and will be sold at
very low prices.
The subscriber aaIters himself that no per-
son wishing 10 purchase good Furniture viii
20 away dissatisfied after giving him q cal, at
the toner Of 7th and Z sEs. i 0 5E5 18th Street,
jan 26-y 4 GREEN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30

a SUPPOSED Wren LAssoED, Stuck
Full OF THoRNs, AND BURNED TO DEATH.
"A Rio Graude city correspondent of
the Texas Ranchero' gives the follow.
ing liltle history, which sounds as if it
related to the days Of Salem witchraft
and Puritan superstition. The letter,
however, is dated February Odd, 1902"
+" There is a man living at Camargo,
villa nueva NAMED Ambrosio Ramierez,
who has been for some time suffering
from loathsome disease. As be has
been unable to recover by the medical
treatment he has received, both himself
and wife concluded he had been be-
witched by an inofensivc woman, named
Antonio Alauis. An American citizen
and resident Of Roma, or few miles
from Roma, Marias Ramerez, the father
of this Ambrosio Ramierez, who is one of
the most wealthy Mexicans on the river,
owaing . llasse tract Of Indiana much
stock Oh this side, sent party Of men to
the house Of tso poor Antonio Alanis to
to kidnap and take her to the city Of
Camargo This they did in the most
brutal manner. They lassoed her aud
dragged her on the ground until they
feared she would die, aud they not be
able to get her to Camargo.
They beat one Of her daughters badly
for Interfering to protect her poor moth
err; shot at another for the same reason,
butfina!ly succeeded ia taking The cid
woman across at Roma. She was taken
to Canargo, severely beaten, and her
body stuck full Of thorns Of prickly pear,
and this beating &C., repeated as soon as
she recovered sufficiently to he able to
endure it. fer the space of some two
weeks. THIS treatment Of the witch did
not, however, improve the health OF the
Calico, and the witch doctor then told
them that they must burn her; that the
sick man had pigeon bones ia his bead,
and tnat al soon as Che witch commenced
hnrning the bones would protrude, and
he (the witch dcctor) would then pull
them out. ana Tie man would recover.
This was actually done The poor wo-
man was tied up and corn shueks lighted
under her faet. and she kept in this hor-
rid torture until she was SO badly burned
that there remained no possible chance
Of her recovery, and, / understand, she
soon afterwards dican
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30

The two. thirds rule in Democratic Ma.
tional Conventions for the nomination Of
candidates for President and Vice Pres
ilcnt was adopted at Baltimore, in 1882,
when Andrew Jackson was renominatcd
for President, and Martin Van Buren,
was designated Vice President That
was The first Democratic National Con-
yen,ion ever held The Democratic
members Of The Legislature Of New
Hampshire made the suggestion that led
10 the Convention. Their argument
was to let the Districts aud States that
did not have Democratic members of
Congress, but still had large Demo-
cratic popular vote, have voice in the
selection Of candidates. Under the old
eystcm Of Congressional caueuses, they
were excluded We now hear partisans
declaim against the very idea that led to
the organization of National Conventions.
Tho two-thirds rule was reported, in
1882, from committee, Of which the
late Vice. President King, of Alabama,
was Chairman. An attempt was made
to substitute the majority principle, but
it was voted down. In 1885 the second
National Convention was held at Balti-
more The two-thirds rule was adopted
after long discussion. The majority
principle at first carried, but was finally
stricken out. Ia 1910 no action was
taken on the two-thrds rule, as Mr..
Van Buren, was rcnominated for Presi-
dent by acclamation In 1914, at tho
fourth National Convention, the two
thirds rule was adopted, by a close vote
after long discussion. At the National
Conventions since held ithas been adopted
without opposition. The two-thirds rule
has never defeated candidate for Presi-
dent who had majority Of votes in a
Convention, save the case Of Martin Van
Buren,, in 1874. It has been customary
for the minority to yield to that person
for whom majority of the Convention
votes. We have no doubt that will be
the case at Charleston. - Bait. Rep.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
New Flour & (arisG will.

that will grind one barrel Of flour per hour, or
ten bushels Of corn mexican be run with any
two or four-horse power.
va All Machinery guaranteed, and careful
" inspected before leaving my warehouse.
Being thoroughly convcrsant with all the
various branches Of agricultural machinery,
with ) years practical experience therein, it
is to the interest Of the farming community to
purchase their machines from me, as il FREE
qucnuy occurs in purchasing machinery from
persons unocquainted Herewith, il is put up
in an improper manner and il more frequently
occurs, in the shipment aud moving Of MA
chinery, that some of the apparently insignih-
cant parts get out of order, which, by the IN
practical, is often unobserved, and when OF
served, they cannot obviate: hence the acct
dents and mishaps which render machinery,
thus purchased, so Improbable and expensive
to the farmer, as in all cases il is 40 his risk
and expense
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30

bridal party, iear prisoners,
lal party with a coFl.se, were
Ioad train that kft Pontiac,
lday last rock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30
FIR SAFE on HIRE.

A NEGRO BOY. about IL years Of aco--to
IN serve until be is tweniy-one. ne will he
hired by the year. or, if desired. his Cine sold
Also, young NEGRO WOMAN, with one
child, for hire she is an excellent house SER
want and viii be hired on reasonable terms
For further particulars apply al this Office.
~, ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30

A LARGE STOCK OF PL0WS, particu-
larry Minor & Horizons 3-horse plow, with
wrought Shears improved by BAgTHoIow.
WHEAT FANS, with balance wheels new
feature, made expressly to my order.
Corn shelters Corn and Cob Crushcrs
Hay, Straw and CornsialS Cutters
Horse and Ok Carts, Hay Presses, Churns
Horse Hoes, entirely different from any ever
offered 10 this market
In fact, every other Machine and Implement
used for agricultural purposes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-30

John Young. j. T. Fletcholl,
fiffrbFyy odng, SIS. -IPeeoe llee, =,
Joscph White, VIM Jones, Jr.,
Reginald Poole, j. II. Williams,
William Matthews, VIM. Nokes.
G. Ross Yeirs, G. w. Chiswcll,
A. j. Hoskinson, Thos. II White,
Joseph Dyson, Jos. b. Piles,
Henry j Veirq, J. G. White,
Jesse [ Hyatt, Thos. II. Poole,
Benz. s. White, VIM. S. Veirs,
George G. Fisher.
n ar I'D
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NOT ,

TE'HE undersigned, citizens of Montgomery
a county, Nd, hereby giyenolice that they
will petition the Commissioners Of said coun-
~, at their FIRST MEETING, Thirty Days
otter he publication Of tbs notice. for the open
ing Of q road, commencing at point on the
county road near Edwards Ferry, and running
through the land oP Samuel c. Young, dis
lance Of some sixty yards, TO the basin oppo-
site the Lock House at said Edwards Ferry: