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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-09
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO the citizens Of montgomery County.

TOHN Z. PORTER, formerly Of Wash
y ington, D. O.. having established himself
in Rockville, is prepared 70 execute, in work
man-like manner, all Of the following describ-
ed work that may be entrusted to his care--viz:
House and Sign Painting and Glazing j;
Granting and Marbling, Of every description;
Kalsomine and Fresco Painting; Tin Work
Japanned; Old Furniture Polished in the best
manner; Wagons ond Carriages, Of every de-
scriptiou, Painted and Vanished at the short
EST notice.
He hopes by strict attention ana punctuality
in business 10 merit liberal share ofpatronage.
HIS SHOP is the one recently occupied
by Mr.. HOFFMAN, as machine shop, where he
can be found at all times, except when out ON
business.
.gzD~. All ORDERS directed 10 him at Rock
vile, or lelt at the store of Mr.. WM Brad
DOCK, will be promptly attended to.
sep lily
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-09
TTElE PLOW!!v

EoR, lIARD FALLOw, is the IMpnovrp
IL TAAfNNER CouLTER Prov. Itdoes its work
Thoroughly, and Is fully one-third lighter draft
than any other 3-horse plow in use. II has
taken the First Premium over all others, wher-
ever put ikcompetition---(s see list Of premiums
Of MootgctAery County Agricultural Society
for 1857 am 1859, &C., &c.) Over so Of these
pows introepced in this county within the last
two years nre giving the greatest sati4hcticn.
A supply A my Store at poolesyillei they
are for sale eho by
JONI HIGeINs. Rockville;
6. w. flonLEY, Laytonsville;
=. I. SAIrsoS, Washington, d. c.;
j. p. BARTuoLow, /"
BARNAnp \ BUsEy, Georgetown.
JESSE 4. HIGGINS, Proprietor,
july 20 PoolesYille, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-09
DR.. vyISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

OXygonatGd BlttGrS,
ARE PREPARED nY
SETH w. F0wLE & CO., Boston
"A gents.
CANDY, GILPIN q Co.; Baltimore;
JOHN II. HIGGINS, Rockville;
GILPIN \ BENTLEY, Sandy Spring
Y. d. WATERS, BrookviIlo;
TH0S. LANsDALE. Triadelphia;
GEO. w MOBLEY, Laytonsyille;
L. WILSON. Clarksburg;
w. WILSON. Iiyattslown;
LEONARD HAYS. GAINESVILLE;
JESSE 7. HIGGINS, Poolosville.
Sold everywhere
Sold everywhere
Sold eyerywhcro
mar 25--1y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-09
ETE7<BTJCEx MYE
CLOTHES WASHER.

ME nave purchased the Patent Right for
w this valuable machine for the States Of
Maryland and Delaware, and for the District
ofColumbia, and offer for sale the right for the
whole or any part Of the same (except Mont
Romcry county, which we reserve for our
selves.
An energetic business man 70 canvass the
Territory orthc sale ofCounty rightsis wanted
With a suitable person very liberal arrange
pnent will be made. Apply 10
JESSE T. Higgins, & BRO,
aug Att poolesville Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-09
JOHN ALIENS
IMPROVED qID washing MACHINE.
pa+anfod Cant n 1874


FEyHE subscriber having purchased the
Il right Of "JoHN ALIENS Improved
Tub Washing Machine for Montgomery counr
ty, would respectfully inform the citizens that
he is prepared to supply them at very mode
rate prices.
This Tub combines in itself all the advanta-
ges Of the best patented wash-tubs wiihouttheir
defects, having 800 Inches in Length Of Smooth
Semi-Cylindric Kubbers These Rubbers are
Indispensable They TsSS@sss= essential work
in rubbing the clothes, which they do III an
oblique manner, thus avoiding sudden or alb
rupt contact which would be injurious,
1t also possesses l6s Pummeis or Knuckles.
These also have an important action In knucl-
ling or pummelling the clothes, which they do
most eiIectualy.
II contains also 90 Squeezing Angles. This
feature is not possessed by any other tub and Is
considered 70 be the most important feature Of
this invention. The clothes in this tub are
Rubbed, Kaacs@cd and Squeezed, all at the same
time--three movements essential to good wash
ing.
Over 2, 900 Of these Tabs are now 10 use in
Maryland and the adjoining States, and give
entire satisfaction everywhere.
Certificate from q. r. Croren.
have had Join Alleas Tmprocsd flashing
Machines ia my laundry in working operation.
II washes cleaner and better than any have
ever had in this place. ! recommend Il to all
asbcino one OF tie best machines forfainily use
| ever saw. u. II. ora VEN,
Proprietor of Baltimore Steam Laundry.
ESy- PRIcE Sc. For sale by
JAMES w. CAMPBELL,
mar 25-3m Rockville, Nd
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4 SCORE or pRlrEns.

In this Office are twonty(inters enga-
ged. Only look at them d ages, they
range from twenty to forty jim size and
complexion from the ordinaz stout Eve
never knew fat printer) il some that
might have crawled througha creased
Cute. Some as white as Hrcass:an,
and others as brown or rosv as your
Georgia cracker or Pennsylvania pub
lican.
Some bearded like pard, 9th ssmooth
as the Greek slave. One has eavelled
all over the North Americas oat;ncnt,
hunted bears il Arkansas, OF is wild
horse in the pampas Of South .Anagica !;
another has been cut on the broad oean
has seen life before the mast; alsther
graduated at West Point--sorved ibthe
army; another accompanied Col. Dbl
phan in Xenophonia grand campaign
over all New Mexico What beck BE
coulGwrlte Another has kept taycrp
sold goods at auction, travelled allbvsr
ssi'i'e- United States several tiiEss been
well off, and broken-often. Two bayo
been on the stage--a profession printers
are much adicted to; for about onc-h III
the actors on the American board q i
printers. One, we believe, has preach 4
sermons another has lecturcd to crowded
houses; another has served in Mexie
with General Scott; sixth has been a
stump orator, member of the Legislature
tout West, and fought duel, we b.
love. Three have practised medicino
kept store, and dealt in horses, cotton,
and negroes Two have held municipal
Offices. -Four or five have been officers
or privates in various military companies.
Ono served with General Sam Houston
10 the Texan revolution; one in the Can
ada rebellion Six or eight have edited
and published newspapers in the United
States. One has been an officer of q
packet on the raging canawl." One
was wounded -leg ofT--at the battle OF
Monterey. Another has clerked ON q
Mississippi steamer. and was blown up
and slightly wounded. Some are, or
have been, married, some are old bach
elors All have seen more or less of life
and its chahgeable scenes. They are live
men, good, practical printers, speaking
various languages. aud form newspaper
force hard to surpass or equal. - Cincin.
mali Uni4nist.
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THE POLITICAL WHAT ISIT?"

At Bsrnums Museum creature is exhibited whose
likeness appears on the front Of the building with the
inscription What il it," Vsitors expected to be
puzzled with the question whether tits human being
ora bre,e The likeness 70 brute is really cOnsidera-
Die, and lis not little aided by the habilimens 10
when the Creature is arayed; bat on slight exam
ination IL Is Uncovered 10 be disguised negroan idiot
OF the African race aod nothing more. Barnuu is
expert show man, IT II true, but certain Democratic
politicians Of ihe ate Of New-York ave gone far
beyond him. Trey have got up ticket for Electors of
President 10 which Barnum Inscription ia much more
appropriate than il lie TO The creature ia his Museum
Every body is asking "What ia itl" and nobody can
give sat factory answer. Mr. Brooks oDe Of the
aOerts in framing tho ticket, declares that is COM
posite ticket, part Douglas and part Bell aud Everett
that the twenty-five Democrats whose names appear
ON If will vote for Douga and that The ten Whigs and
Kstivists will vote for Bell and Everett Mr. Often
dorfer whose rsme s one Of item, declares that this
IL 60" lie 30 far az tho ten electors are concerned aud
that they are pledged to vote for Douglas. Which lie
the public 70 beieyel No man can say. Meantime,
Judge Kent and Mr.. Burrows, aud their eight asso-
cates are as silent as musmies though they might by
8 single word relieve thoss whose votes they ekPecl
from their perplexity. TIE question, " Wbat Is II
passes from mouth to mouth, and the political world
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in far greater puzzle than the spectators of Bar

is in far greater puzzle than the spectators Of Bar
nuns mons er.
Mr. Dickh son OF BinghiInton o. an experienced
politician not unsked in the natural history of sach
curioFi,ies as that which Mr.. Brooks and Mr. Often.
do,fer disputing a,out 1t is said that the ques
ton "What is Il 2" hss been referred to his decision,
and that he has returned an answer which helps to
vndica'e bis title to the appeation of Scripture Dick,
bu which throws very lte light on the controversy.
"The voice." says Mr.. Dickinson, lis the voice Of
jacob, but the bsuds are the hands Of Esau." This
does not answer the question but iimpes that there
is a cheat somewhere, as there when Jacob de-
frauded his brother of his birtbrigbt
A correspondent of ours, old Wbig, who, like
many Of bs BRETHREN is anxious to hear Mr.. Burrows
and the other Wing snd Nativst gentlemen on the
Douglas ticket cay for which Of the candidates they
mean TO vote, writes to us that he has been Wing
too long to swallow political hash cooked by persons
who refuse to tell what it is made Of" He considers
the ticket much in the same light as Samuel Weller
considered veal pie: Very good thing, gentlemen,
is a veal pie when you know the lady made il, and
are sure it amt cats" Our correspondent wants some
assurance which will satisfy him that in paraking Of
the feast TO which he is invited by the Syracuse cooks
he will not afterward find that he has been RECALLING
himself upon cats sausage is excellent thing in
Its way but the smallest piece Of dogs collar found
amorg the minced meat with which tits stuffed, makes
even the neatest looking sausage little disgusting to
persons OF delicate stomach. Several worthy people
who at first were disposed to think favor ably of the
proceedings at Syracuse beginning to fancy that
Trey perceive something suspicious in the dish which
Mr. Brooks and Mr. Ottendorer assisted as cooks, in
compromising, and which they are recommending to
their customers with such contradictory accounts Of its
ingredients.
Until the perpexity under which the people labor is
removed by the declarations of Judge Kent aud bis
nine associates on the ticket we recommend that the
newspapers which publish the Electoral ticket adopted
by the friends of Douglas place Barnum very
proper inscription, What is II ?" With such an ndica-
ton of the mystery hidden under it, they may be sure
that it will attract great deal Of attention If they
desire to add to its interest by pictorial illustrations
they might give woOd.cut of Jacob cheating his
brother Esau, or of Samuel Weller discoursing on the
qualities of veal pie. Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

The Rochester Union says that some excitement
has recently been made at Niagara Falls by a light
or series Of 6ghts, between guests and walters at the
Intern stiopal Hotel 1t appears that Mr. j. e. Bennett
jr foand it necessary to order of the servants 70
leave Biz room; the stter declined TO do go, but called
some of bis feIow.servsnts, and engaged in set-to
With The party Ia Mr. BsDnett8 room, the affair r-su'
irg in victory over the walters. This occurred on
Friday, and On Saturday night Mr.. Bennett was
assaulted by party Of servants, andoknocked doT
with stone which was thrown at his back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29


The Hon. G. A. Grow of Pa, who has been TAX
ing tour of much needed recreation, returns this
morning to resume the canvass 10 his District.
WIN. Henry Fry will address a Republican mass
meeting at Hayerstraw on Thursday evening.
We take pleasure in stating that the weekly edition
Of The Buffalo Telegraph able Republican journal
in the German language, will be furnished to sub
scribers until after the election at % cents per copy.
The Hon. Daniel Ulman, the American candidate
for Governor in New.York in 1854 and one OF the
leading Fillmore men in 1856, will speak in favor of
lincoln, Hamlin, and Curtin, at AlOonah, on Monday
evening, Sept 3, at Hollidsysburg Tuesday even
ing Sept. A. at Lancaster on Wednesday, Sept. 3, at
Norristown On Thursday evening, Sept. 6, at Mari
eta Lancaster County, on Friday evening, Sept. l.
and at York on Saturday evening Sept s. The Cont
mental Club of this place will, we learn, attend the
meeting at Norristown. The week following Mr.
Ullman will speak in this city and vicinity.
On Saturday, afternoon the Republicans Of Onon-
daQa raised FIVE Lincoln and Hamn fag-stafis in the
evening there was fine dispa7 Of Wide.Awakes, aud
afterward meeting, at which addresses were made
by well-known speakers.
"A vigorous Wide Awake Company has been or
gained 10 Fsbns N. w. where there is also an enthu-
sias,ic Republican Club.
"A mas Convention of the Republicans will be
held in Sloansville, Schoharie County, n Y.-not N.
j., as before priuted-or the 18th of September. The
Hon. John p. Hale, the Hon. c. b. Cochrane, and
Gen. James w. Nye will address the people.
"A grand Republican encampment is to be held on
the old fair grounds near the city OF Muscatne, Iowa.
ON the 10Th and 18th of September
The Republicans of Berkshire Ticga County, N.
Y, held stirring meeting on the 25th inst, and wer
addressed by L. A. Fuller, esq, Of New-York City,
and others.
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PERSONAL.
and others.

Tile N. Y. Times, in leading article, describes
the reverend preaes who attended the levees of the
Prince Of Wales in Quebec as unctuary bishops,
their eyes and bellies bursting with fatness." The
Times ia remarkable alike for good taste and for respect
toward those TO whom respect is due.
Mrs. Mary Roope Bond widow Of the late Prof.
Bond, Of Harvard Astronomical Observatory died at
Cambridge on Sunday, at the age Of 70 years,
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The Chicago Press of Friday says:
"The arrangements TO complete the Sterling and
Rock Island Railroad within the next ak or eight
weeks are now all completed. Five hundred tuns of
ion are now the city, and will be for Varded to their
dsstina,on The 900 TINS of iron necessary for the
eDtIe road all purchased, and will be delivered as
fest it be laid. The ties are nearly all delivered,
and the grading and bridging are about finished The
managers mean TO have it done in time to bring the
crops along the line of the road"
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the Oath inst. says;
ave learned on Change yesterday that the accu-
mutation OF freight at Louisville for southern points,
via the Louisville and Nashville road, was 80 great
tbst the agent here had notified shippers that no more
would be received for several days Two eOmmi-sl N
houses slone in this city on hand over 500
tuns Of freoht which they unable to send forward
in of the inability of the Nasty lie road to
accommodate them. The demand at the South for the
provisions and breadatus of the West ls active and
pressing, and the trade between the two points will
cor tinue lrisk throughout the year."
We are indebted to Edward Bills Flour and Grain
Circular for the following statistics:
n IA and and
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TAdvertlRement
To ADVERTISERS.

We need onlyto call the attention Of business moo
the table Of circulation Of TAG TRIBusx, pubksd BE-
ow to convince them that THE TEIBUSE Is the very set
medium IN which to advertise Advertisements inserted In IN
the editions of THE TRBUsE viii reach two hundred
nd eighty thousand subscribers and probably million md
half Of readers expense the advertiser Of only 81
yer line landowners Agricultural Implement Manufacturer.
7urserymen and Horse Dealers aud all others hang
nythng to viii find TO their interest to advertise u TsA
tRIBuNB 4
RATES ADVERTISING THE sEw YORK DAILY YRIBusn
Ordinary classified under appropriate head
10 cents per line each insertion, Two Dollars per line
month.
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sALEs-we have the following 70 report; "h1leo tire,f'
10 premnp Ksntucsys at Sc N live weight average ~ 10.
COT Prsgi,t SO extra do at go hesd aye,as so 10
ALEC CO do al se6 ~ bead average lao n H. Me ~
primo do at 81 62J 10 average 45b simmons 70.
s4 y head sve,ags lbs ID Chaes Kahu, 81 P,ine hen
lucky at f6s head and s2i bonus average Lac Also 10
food Ohos AZ &c.. average 28S fb Thonss hosebpJ, -
Ohos at as = head sverige LAS h. Geo Rnbel Co, W
INST quality Missouri. at sf30 u 100 average a3i NJ y
fore, ~ heavy Illinois Oxen $50 " head about &C.
e ID Samuel Sidner. 81 Ohios at AZ Is t. bead ayeage
shout 700 N also IT do OF 80 62i - 100 ag>ag. S9] ID j.
Mcintyre ~ prime extrs Kentucky 81 IS Y 100 average
l4sl H. Day Tanner 30 Illinois f39 " hesd esti mated TO
syersRe no ID Bedford Ware 46 extra Kentuckys
at head ayeregs so n slso 80 extra do at S67 30
head syesge i2o n y 81 fair do ct 80 head a. 800 ~
G. H. Roger w good Kentuty at - IS lOa ~ average 1894
ID Bar ~ ordinary ght Indiana, At s3r y head average
llO d. NJ Dalton Indiana at 46l y head and ~ bonus
sversge lt5 b. Hymsn % fair Illinois, at si8 y head ave-
rpge 25 10 Doph 40 grt Ohio d. average 100 H.
Iutosh and Sinclair 10 good Canada Dc average lao ~
G Allen Rotated "a State, ordinary lot Al p a4c 70 NJ
q Sherwood 81 good Illinois, 1851 y head esiated ~ go
10 YORK weight also ~ ghr do at 80 head average live
wesht 2OO 10 Cla'k Budong bunch NJ nice f Ohio
Steers at SO head estimated to average 45O sold to 20
10 Troy. -,
SHEEP AND LAMB.Tbe supply is liberal but this demand Is
cuita ight Prices range from ~ 81 81 McGAv Broth.
s report purchases Of 900 he.d at $3d ca and Seses
Swseney 20O uthin this range .
Hoes light request held pretty firmly We quote the
hest corned ed6c prime lot Of 100 were taken for
MiICH Cows range from s27 to s45 extra $5oaeS7 Not
man selling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
advertisement.

ADVERTISEMENT
LAST DAY or THE GIANT BABY AT BARNUN'S
MusEUn, he leaves for his home morning BE 10
at all hours day ani evauing and the Living wbss
i Albino Family, Living Sea Lieu Living Skeleton &c.
will be visible al tue In Ae AYTkRSOOS al O'clock,
and EyEsIsG O'Clock the talented weu Family give hs
nimitsbe peri FINANCES, which full Of wit mh and music
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
CITY ITEMS.

BULLS HEAD.--Neu- York Cattle Efarket, Tuesday,
Aug 28.-This is one of the most favorable opening
days of the market for droyers they have met with
in long time There ia decrease of about 700 head
in the number ysrded-as week the total footed up in
our report for both days was 4,Ol2. To-day as near
as we can make, there are 800. There will be few
by the Harlem Road to add to this, but not enough to
make total of 3,4OO There were 637 sold at CaPen-
ters yesterday; 100 reported sold on Sunday
at Angels and IS head came by the Hudson River cars
on Sunday. The total, which our report Of tom PROV
will give for the week msy be about 1900, against
5I25 last week. 1t ia wonder that with such de-
crease the price should advance as it has done to-
day half cent pound, and about equally upon all
grades. There some very choice, good fat Steers
selling to-day at &c. y b. bat tho number of this sort
limited. The average quality of the stock is not as
good it was last week, and the prices of correspond
ing grades are, we think, fairly half cent pound
better as larger prices asked and paid per pound
and better estimates Of weight certainly had. In
fact it is much easier 10 average drove at &C. to-day
than it would bave been last week to average them at
SIC. upon such weights as would satisfy owners.
The weather to-day is remarkably favorable being
quite mild-ths fierce August sun being shaded By
clouds. The general appearance of the markets. much
more lively than it this day week, and Sassmen
and owners are al confident that it will hold out so
during tomorrow. Our complete report will show an
average advance of about half cent, and rargs OF
prices from to 9lc pound for the net weight Of
beef. Tie result Of the advance to-day will be fe-
verishanxiey TO buy Up droves in transtu for specu
lation next week. Already some Of the "reckless
apeculators are on the wiog, and the telegraph has
been il rsqusition to announce "a rise in the New
York Beef Cattle Market "
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lAdveiusen.snt
GURNEY's GALLERY.
No 701 Broadway.
PHoToGRAPas. lyoRYTYPBs,
EisIAruREs IN on Add DAauHRRkorYrne.
IAdyertis ement.l

tAdyertisementl -,
To-DAY.--PRWATE EXAMINATIONS with chArts
and full written descriptions OF character and adre -
the Occu patons Pursuits In le
How to Correct them, the Management q Cbhes 49,
provement etc. giyen BY FOWLER WIS., 49,
logical cabinet No. 3S Broadway, next dosf 70 puAAe
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IAhxertiaAInnnt.

Gas F,xTIREs'-Dsalers aud others are invited
"a cali Al our sro.t demo, for es Fixture. large stock ~
patterns now on hand wAasER, PACK Co.. msnais'''""
No 57s Broadway. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
go,t Of B,ead.tg. o G,.al B,ilain ana I,elana ,o
Albany Iive-siock Market.
IRepoTted foT The \. 7. Tribune.
kIpgr ATpAnY Ans

Reported for The ". Y. Tribune
WEST AIBANr, Aug q, 1860.
CATrIE-Our market agsn, usual this year fully sup
Piled there being only 22 head less than there week
Prices no better and cannot alter quotations although
there l. little life in the market partially account Of
the Eastern buyers taking han for the past three
weeb aud nearly all the beeyes here viii change hands The
qushty this week very good droyrs being really extra
with two or three esT loads Of premium
fHgiGHrs-The droves complain bitterly against the pro.
posed soyar the ls proKo and will ruin
who have contract cattle on hand II Il reported that
the Is be- 80 cent from Cincinnati Buffalo aud
Is y cent from Buffalo to Albany upon the bgh tamil
hEcfIPTs-Ths following comparative statement OF
receipts At this place via the NewYork Central Railroads
This Week Last Week Tot since J. i.
taNtln..s..ss.....5l4l ol9o lllOb
sbeep....s....,..b,5B SbJS l6J,lbl
uoSs.....s....... u ~ u,bd
Corning Week Az Weekly Tot 10 same date
Ast year. Receipts Last year last yesT
Iasiles.s...s.....2hSI 232 bl.Uo
oLeef's.s.'..'..Aitib 4llZ i.9iS,s
Hou...-...... IT'S ISIS
Add 70 the receipts Of cattle 2 that were either driven In
The Tenpie OF held and have total Of s+e as.nS
40 last week
The cattle from the ssva. States and Canada In the fol
lowing NUMBER;
Illinois. ........l lls Ohio. 58el =,
EewYort..u... S3l Missouh.... 1853 CanAds.''''' %
Kentucky. $50 Indisns......ss.. 1881 40,
And distributed through the different yards here ~ io
lowsi AT Morvs, 80 HguieTs, LIZ GsllpS ""