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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18
CHEAP EARN

1e0 ACRES 10 miles North West of Union City,
lOU Randolph county, Ind Smiles from the BELLE
lonaine Railr nd, and y miles from the thriving VIII
lsge Of Ridgeyle; 80 acres under cultivation and in
crops; dwelling out houses, stable, bearing orchard
ments.
ALSO,
splendid Farm Of AIS acres adjoining the above,
known the "Meal FARM" this comprises the richest
body of land in the county, nearly 3OOacres under cn-
uvatlon 226 rcres No bottom land; good stock waer
fine orchard, &c. Buildings and fences in good reIair
jy23 CHAS. Il. CLARKE sd ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

IIOR SALE OR RENT.-A very convenient frame
II House, Of Rooms, Stable, &c., located within a
few minutes walk Of the centre Of the city viii he
sold on FIVE years time or rented TO good tenant.
CHAS. f. CLARKE, Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

IlORsALE.-14 acres 2 miles from the city-west
II Handsome two-story brick house; now--cellar, well
ostern, &c., good frame harm and Out-houses; choice
fruit OF every description. Best quality oflnnd.
ClfAS. n. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent
CeRgs Building sd a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

NOR sALE.-A comfortable two story Brick Dwell.
II ling House on Smith street, near Brown, contnin
.ng rooms, cellar WELL hall porches stable carriage
house wood house choice fruit OfvArous kinds Large
lot with handsome shrubbery and enclosed with good
iron fence
This property Is desirably located being near the
Depot and but three squares from the market II win
be sold at n bargain. Enquire Of
aus CHAS. T.. CLARKE, Real Estate AT, Sd VI -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

An elegant country residence, u mile from German
town, comprising BS acres of excellent land ia high
state OF CIVILIZATIONS handsome and comnOdious brick
dwelling, containing 10 rooms, recently built large bank
barn, and all the necessary outbuildngs acres in
vineyard m fine bearing condition. bearing fruit
, 1860-11-19
:Parson :Broun1ew pr, peadhsadinr..
In a.1ate number Of his paper, as1on Brown.

P2rson BroKnlow pn .DeadheadinEs
In a. late number Of his paper, top Blown.
low sayst-.,' ~: :'...-. . =: ) -. :, s.,s
Railroads, steamboats, and 'ttago 'coaehes.
complain. Of: dcadbeaGnE, TINT IS to say-of
much without pay. The newspaper press en-
,dnres. more of this deadhead:ng than Pill three
pulpit tic fEr ana .llc ilicafro, coipor1tons,,
1e:isiaiivc:! assemblies, soeict1cs,$ religious,
bcneTo asriru1t rta1, eSfabaiah
mcnts, vendors Of quack medicines, ,.rallsoad
yasietyi Of individuaf' including parties aad
politicians, draw :latge upon the libehlily Of
az sss ias{e!s; pR& ' IT, sSf asS$4ed d aee t:
strength Ia weak instiEutiops aad enteFp1fse !.
It h asked to pnif small preachers Into oya.
'khadoxing pnfpit' .orntos, to puff small poll
tls .s en4 sesE i9S SET sa aoad and
es5 ' i9ts asPoaa sssa &c @ Psetssa t. r.
I'll classes .bolsxn Ep: dull authors 7inmol-,
sI3s sa1sa ISL &c se;d IL
aiun.ry; talent to fbo1s, anl honor 10 there.
and robbers; IT Is asked to coycrtt the 1ntir-'
ptist St ths He ;H1 4S d3,ns tnS ats is5eg Of gnty
scoundrtls; 1T Il cxrcttod to hattct tht vain,
to:s9tol The m erits 0f those who deserve noth-
ing But The scon aad contempt bf ill good cit
.izen4 ;,it Is required, in Y9rd, Of the neTspa-
pei prettr, that 1t bdcomt iii things ID "a hcn;
and II it look for pay, or send but Its bilfs for
as mean Ind HGbrdid, and its' eondhetots Is
waniinsi in libe1ali.y. There Is no'ihtkiest on
the face Of thx green earth that Is exp4cted to
glye 20 miuc1i t6 1befctJ, without pay OF thanks
q fhe Newspaper pEcea Of .thc country. Thr
litletouled man, wAa inserts in your calp4ns
q. .ffl ceh shilling ADVERTISE ments exnecRSba p
rial notices. And the obsetfe Ind niggardly
portance aFkcyona hla e1Itsf eonitdcrs shat
bis name adornx {onr columns, audi gives tcit-
culation to your lou1nal."
, 1860-11-19
5tatip,, .Ne.

Dr. "m. H. WoQNfA
- Broadway. coz OF Anthony street New fork
~ For sale By ~ Druggists lsu2s'6$ly
, 1860-11-19
Epe anu Ear.

GUNS -!-GTNS !!-GUNSllI
w Guns Rifles. Pistols; Colts, n
eaH ehbtpek snd avdry variety of Re- g. r1k-
yolyer. Bowie Knives, Tcntr, Vtck E3hXsP1 .
Ehove3 PanA Enld Scalea Elsrke and -AtYrs$
AL kinda Of miners tools. Pow.!eF Shot .1ESN
Cars I'D "a. anWunis'on aN1 generally; ASeHtV
ards Powder. GEO. T. AAUkX B6 Lakest. aprty
, 1860-11-19
:!DUPHArlSi:FDLiSH:3ANb b
French Black Var1lish.
PATENTED APRIL 10Th, 1860,

1T u xs'a3 ?, h, ssSN
eAfi1aa see IS frSs iasaess sstf Aish9S ill.,
without nurng he ess!itr IL Inc Leaf: but On liz
eon:rary. thc oily sul,ttsncc * Which Tie v:ynist il
Ge nsas9 e. nGs s S,'sn a ,s
ontaMM to3ns fosEts ltcan also bt handled xitbu:
-RraSs, 1snn, Tia &c: Ono application making ;hcn
beautiful aacG I'D Giving ttsn splendid !u1rc Fe
dPsbti.bnl. SC The V4nssh dries{ le{- than IL as
t1,t. therefore preventing tle dust hon aecunfls.
ting with IT, It can also -ba used hs uiap of
umbrcilas, Canes. turner's OF wood &C. Is ii as Inc
Ein of giving the w0nI permanent black and n{tre
T. fs! f|ssea fa seseea asaes b. sbba; Bsb:Ii
lnl POLISH and preventing the mud nom fas.cnIn4 10
to tfNe4t20{.s 'ss1stY4' =
Sold bT Druggists AID Dealers cycsyyte.e.
E#kp4s 4bepes sG 133s1iis3f fos55o.,e |st
Sicholas HoteD y. T. %~SF0s~
as1.fl.eh! y :VG
, 1860-11-19

A :..::PEUGNET,
- '''Commi&aiou Merchant.

Personal attention sSsn to tnn pnrehase sad sa1aof
~ H!a!n' Flour 1ad Country Fsodnee asnffslly. :.
W. 20 OFFICE M 81; H1I1IARn's. .pLocE,
:, EfrEssscEs:-Hon. wu. Il o:dsn, Chicago N :Bon
f. T. Y sS Ra{Ton ~ a.: 1ssssSoeE E:1 d. RIP
Go9rd Fsesea a.; ssrtont Eros,. do! jas. Kns;
20, sea1 a.; M ~ iueaa Esq & Lagts RdE Tss
g tl1efat AdvAnesa xaadG, op CarG1umanfs - :
, 1860-11-19

I7DW: f. -':TINIK1Li|Sc1 q Co;
-, CORNER OF oFLnRE'ANnCEAKK:s sTHEETs,
VIII. .cDnsinue thrlr ht1stnesa as
:: Exchange on III part Of Europe! .-r:.
EDWARD I. 1.xKHlx, {z45s91 Jolx {. AxtLER
, 1860-11-19

xxi HRINE BANK: :: :: -,
lN CHICAGO ,iAn1SE a: p 1ssunA fcE CO..
-,,., Capital, .s5oo.oo0. =. :.
- - j. YOUNG ScA9fMOS, President.
}E Ealieosions made sad daas fem'tter to all ps:ts
, 1860-11-19
tllSurdncp.


-. =: :. DIRECTORS ii -.
hESJA21IN LnMnARp, Cambridge. Nssa '.'
MATTHEW RoLlEa Of u. Doaos d Co, 1apkef1'
1ostoh. Masa. !:
PANEL aHARE Commissioner, ete, uostoo. Mss,
4AMEN y: STOSE, q. D. 1otton, Mara.
LEVI r 9rEVEE9. BnSt6n, afas1
i5e'S xiA'S h HIGGINS. 1ndsr Superior Court chica=o.
n rTR1Sc1s has i. :HoFrMASs. Hoffman, ce,pete,
ua6;o uaEo SSSE. Of Gage Bro 4 Drake, rreiaoa.
Asa'f e. s. csiGtf aIisfhx ofN = cnn,, !. - 49,,
Gf;1ec,s ;9,,5s nd 1MroEtar. icaso:.-.:s :
.:!soHA :. FAEWEII~ OF Cooley, BarEe11 d Co.
"eSls;.{s f s~f,i Pr 6 Geos Merchants aad importers
I'll THOMAS rssSss 6,ans
u & noYI. Il ilsyt& pe,rce, Wholesale erocsr.
IL isA&G g. foMaaE oMstsaHa Geaef,, .etn. :: En,bn u:
il. l. F1iii.Ifrss Amin ,~.:- .--a =. 80
p!nS FILTH Eaa. MARRiWoop r Ftsslaen q WhsstG ore
,;,o JOSIAH II; LoABAEp csahiss Psn=s Bzuk, os.:ss
RsaIs!: RGAELEs cMASSnIEE Of Charlie. Chandler Co.,
.t,l! OLIVER TH1rAKEt: o. Henderson l. whitaker,
4 II GYE YTEaes1 ~. u 1od,es .,k anee
'Ate' nt. -. .. =. = .s ho11dHs 3m
, 1860-11-19

! TIT suEErttpa q 1snfnet Artits md Ad4Atrs
Ht Rublias:r! haSe t4kEa limited ~ tpb{4 kf1kr.
T!Enettes tegEsssa fcom Datle{. bs9Sa.ioT ~ Sos
ostri:sd ;:1II uao9 ID 9 s
Ana faa proot accompanied Win a lesseIpssss
q se fas ss e.
a5ft h;SS Essfsa tt repfdd; E7eh flo F p
dne, Two. Three snd Four now rfad5 ioI suhftTi
less md sas 'FetmsdhE foaf vii follow I'M 9f4w
IA III proof. are limited small number {ouiy 5m
f n a plsse} ~. as
viii be received excerf I'D the tu3i ssf- %'TtI
- ;HiA.-ToW1sRsshA Z Co. 4s Walker St. \. +.
ceS4RTIm
, 1860-11-19
A9bpsleianS.

+ =. DeDERKY, II. D., Home
~. Gpathir Physician. rscnn, &c, uay.av en-
loyed ~ Eutorean me.cat educ aon wtti pssvttcai
sxps1lenco ~ thM conntry the Doctor teeis touotnk
ha caa :tfc entire aai!slacoa In th treatment oi a!i
cuEaole dt*e&sea, Acute and Chronic,
Ottca hOa1H till Y, md TO p " and m hnurA
OF nlxn5 H. residence. u West Randolph sttoos
, 1860-11-19

40 st--'ssl.-' ~
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:natlY: Arrival ana .Ui lie epa tiai2 ftUiR2o of mai
:, -1se.a1 nqaars .latls da.e~ zroins Ar{lr<r
!; ~ -".,--s:~: 81 t1tEAST:.: --A-
- ]: f.. = = MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
$50 i: II. ITO q: m. sooa. m.
e.oa p. r., nl5 At. 500 p. m.
334a: Il ill.,, =, IT. Id. ,s,4 u :, std s11 i n: T.
m n ershERq. Fl, %1gHE Asn slie4Go-. -
G,i4E. II. -. 4W PIN. { i 500 4. \: j:
:, - p. n. = :.:,,aa B4oap.pa. II a.9p.m.
i ~: SOUTHLAND WEST -.
Ci;;:!: ii; 4: nA n. so s'6oa. A n. 5:56p: N:
~ ?. IL s:0 pm. -rY :e9 P: p.
d 3! = n 500 4ooa H.
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as a. M. a.1'No' is.5sn n sooeas. 1t!
:, s.2sp. m :s-&lp.'n1- ~ :9.0op. nj.
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915p W., IN: 9.Qq p n...<, -, 600 p. IN:
..r.,.'i ALTON AND ST. AoVIsi - :
'-G3 4. III. 81 - 7.::tl a. III. -> -" CHS T. M
800 p. IN. --.sn0 IA. 8.4op. m.
NVh ~ = xatU ~ rs T. 49,.
-: :.aALENAAhD.G CHICAGO UNION *: :.
,A45 mi - /. ~*at&.a1 a. TIL. RI 6G a. IN.
'9eo r, r, q. - m +: NJ. ~ SEQ pm:
pA3a Ill.,, - "a ~ FH01a. :*,s.s1. :645x.m.
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, 1860-11-19
Scmt1tg 1Hacbll1es.

T CORNELL & Co, Proprie-
- tor7 In tho Northern and Western Gafas Of The
celebrated
6oaNH1.I Il cos
SEWING MACHINES.
TA({sART d F.ARiRts PATEEyE
Agents w1nta1 In every tovn-Ereat Inducements OF.
fcEed. O:nee and 'aalc3Fu0m It
133 Lake Street, No. I, I'd Floor, Chicago. nt.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded,
+ CORNELL lseLho.oafh! I. C. xy7KE.
, 1860-11-19
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=.
sI - T91enu "a Nc6u. lI5 IT, =:
DR. EWEETs' NFAL1luLE L1NthENr u yEr-.
pxsea non ths feetips OF Dr. sserhen 6vces q Co1.
1ecueHs tho great bane stnrr And hss bean ps*d Ii
an pss4acs tes sss iAas rssesy Year, With o. noa
e*soasmn< tTtessa ~ ~ t1tsanl remedy A N!1n'
out a'sl and WI a1ss!at" pa!n zaas' spssaay VA VA
~ othss psspesasen: For ~ hhsan4ao saa se:
'soes oso!nasf'n Z Iae !EaAno1s. ano ..;as
.aof aosea ""anaA spsaias hraista n soos1..'
neatsF 1na poref?r! st1rn xtaaf'1ns r!opef'eA
es'aAs ~oaaef 2nd s'1 .;4a4'lnnat o. ~ Wig aAo :
14.ssaels ehtss hy'' xtAin .e 1t :s
r~a+., t-r,.. ~ e+,,s .t,s.. c,Se.ro: nrd pr ey.
Ds.,o,, uoi1xosox4.ly
E5- For Neur1lcia. Nery o1s Head.'
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s.o $50 ~ 49, s,...+,anI
@.seo11:eo .o'a Anoe9 -: = ~ S,s.~ls: r.s44s:
, 1860-11-19
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,.:' FR4NcEs:A. 'HoFFMAy,.
Consul oi tho Grand puehy .of: SAKE. Tc.ma1 the
nuelie. Of prnnsn1cE aad Ss5e.Gotha, and Ind free
entteE1zsa to art for former. e.dzcnt af AUSTRIA,
.IA1E.N,, ,HAFAR1A. HANOVER. HESSIA, nassau.
&C." iEzidkviy
, 1860-11-19

frat tnsntr4F yolnmes aro issued tnsh aboy1
order ;tae rsmsindeT Efll follow s rArae s1anke}
Iqent Al nearly ~ as&Ihla AH n Na4sonAt
th4 publication Of ths editlon eIeeeds bob a
Aeztekk ain tht oounIxt Coopsras been ju1tvrtvied
Great American o!ellai-r tnd tho 9'nb.iaharR
ttynen ip kta enmple{e md eeg1nt cd
hon of ~ oiEs, Rpb salns ~ t1btcsl p,ious u tL
KEEN. and s. G. .GRI9Gs L CO. Chicago and from
VIII sena them ey nist Postage psepaid,
, 1860-11-19

,ncn:1.tilAs e. 3otu DERIxEfF HI
This beautiful tedidanl Of EQsrtss Tosks was coni.
Thirty slohths nom tsst dats, eoiae saa.aia
tas an1sl neSTr4!sf I'll sslns R9AWstesd ~
e%fHs IN nd ssr eoftztPs xs EnEEay9cs stse
Hft q III eeantsTI Il n II VIZ I !
, 1860-11-19
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22
Vol. VINO. At.

against man whom he fears to name,
but still, in covert and indirect manner,
traduces and misrepresents Now this
man, whom he is fighting in the Clark,
is in no possible manner responsible for
whatappears over the signature of Med
ley's," and he should be, and is no doubt
by this time, entirely satisfied of the fact.
Let him then act in accordance with this
knowledge.
But the people understand we'll the
object of these side issues, and believe
these personal filings and sly stahs at the
reputation of individuals, are only in.
tended to draw off their attention from
the main subject of discussion, and that
III which each individual in the commu-
nifty feels deep and an abiding interest.
They are determined that no such arts
shall prove successful they will canvass
the merits of this new schoollap. Though
they were not consulted nor permitted,
IN any way, to express an opinion upon it
previous to its passage, yet they will
show at least that they can think and act
too when occasion requires it.
MEDLEY'S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22
1)oetrp.
MAKE HOME BRIGHT AND PLEASANT.

MANI HUME BRIGHT AND PLEASANT,
More than building snowy mansions
More than dross aud fine array
More than domes and lofty steeples--
More than station, power and sway
Make your nome neat and tasteful
Bright and pleasant, always fair,
Where each heart shall rest contented,
Grateful for each bounty there.
More than lofty swelling titles
More than fashions Turing glare
More than Mammon's gilded honors--
More than thought can well compare,
See that home is made attractive
BY surroundings pure and bright,
Trees-arranged with taste and order,
Flowers with all their sweet delight.
Seek to make your home most lovely,
Let 1.-THE smiling spot,
Where in sweet contentment resting,
Care and sorrow are forgot;
Where the flowers and trees are waving.
Birds will sing their sweetest songs,
Where the purest thoughts will linger,
Confidence and love belongs
Make your home little Eden,
Initiate her smiling bowers,
Let q neat and simple cottage
Stand among bright trees and flowers.
There what fragrance and what brightness
win each blooming rose display,
Here simple vine-clad arbor,
Brightness through each summer day.
There each heart will rest contented,
Seldom wishing far 10 roam,
Or, if roaming still win cherish
Mem ries Of that pleasant home;
Such Home makes man the better,
Pure and lasting its control
Home with pure and surroundings
Leaves its impress on the soul.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22

FOR THE SENTINEL.
Mr.. EDIToR: In your last paper APP
pears the promised second" argument
Of " Medley's" in opposition to the School
Bill. After admitting the argument
against his first position, be tries to break
its force by saying. d" the resolution was
not understood" If the members elected
under it, had offered such an excuse on
failure to pass law upon the subject
they would not have been let off so ca.
silly. Platforms are now the order of tho
day, and he who disregards tLem is not
considered good soldier.
a" Medlcy's" second position is even
more unfortunate than his "Grst." He
quotes from the Pennsylvania school re-
port for 1859 Let US examine little and
see what is the law of Pennsylvania ON
this subject The amended law of 1854,
from the operations Of which "Medey's"
quotes, places the schools under the
charge of board of directors CONSISTING
of six membcrs) for each district-coun-
ties being often divided into number Of
districts, having separate boards. Those
boards are elected directly by the people,
they alone having the power to levy tho
tax for school aud building purposes.
They are compelled to levy for schools
sufficient money to keep them open four
months in the year, but are not re-
stricted as to the building tax. bavo
been making some examinations of tho
operations Of that system, aud have now
the report for 1889 before me, aud find
that Medley ." has selected few iso-
lated cases, whore, unfortunately for tho
interest Of the schools, too many Of tho
people are of &" Medley's" way Of think
Jag, who elect directors for the express
purpose Of disrcgardog the law and who
refuse to keep open the schools lcuger
tban the law requires neelecting entire
y TO make provision for building houses.
Those, and those only, are the districts
making the reports quoted by "Medley's."
Whata commentary upon tic doctrines
which he is endeavoring to ihculcatc [
wish the report for 1859 could be placed
in the hands of every voter in the coun-
~. BERRY'S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22
AMERICAN FoNDNESs FOR APP
PEA RANCE.

What tendency there is in this Amer
lean world of ours to value appearances
rather than reaitHeSi Ono-half of our
families are constantly in the struggle to
keep up Appearances. The fault com
mcnces very early in the history of our
families. Our young mechanics or mcr
chonts marry early, and it is well they
should do so, provided they would be
content with simple style of living,
suited to their means, and be satisfied
with increasing their furniture and dress
and other family expenses, only as they
are prospered But the young mechan
ic feels, too often, when he marries, that
he must live 10 the same style that the
bosses do. His wife--too frequently a
young, gay, dashing, thoughtless girl
feels even more ambitious than he does
and the pair start in life with furniture
above their means Every thing then
must correspond, and dress and expenses
Of living become cxtravagant. Then
follows tho inevitable Bridget, whose
waste and board and wages amount to a
large sum. Then commences the life
long struggle to keep up appearances .-
The struggle is hard one against the
wind and tide and current. The man
may work hard and earn much, but he
and his wife started wrong. For the
FIRST year the wife should have done her
own work. She should have been con-
teuted with palmer furniture, designed
for use and not ornament, and he should
have been contcnted with less luxurious
eating, and drinking, and smoking Oh
this struggle to keep up appearances is
terrible to a young mcdaniel 1t Is a
hard, hard life to be all the time striving
TO gain and TO keep the front seats in so.
ciety when property does not warrant il
The young merchant, too, often make
the same mistake. His career, hisstrug
gle and bis end will be similar to that o.
the mechanic, upon slightly more dan
gerous scale, and generally. with more
ambitious wife. There is a wrong feel
ing about both husband and wife tina
their responsibility and even their success
in business will depend upon the STYLE
they assume. The young merchant i
in more danger Of shipwroek in keeping
upappearances than the young mechanic
The work of the latter furnishes an in.
come known before hand, while the
profits Of the former are uncertain. Tho
former will likewise labor under the con.
slant temptation Of striving to get rich
too fast, and will sustain his means and
his credit to keep Appearances as II thirty
ing merchant
Young professional men have TIC same
rocks before them in the voyage Of lifei
Many spend their whole existence in
rowing against wind and tide. Their
young wives, TOO, have moro ambition
more pride ofrank and station-and more
Of the foolish notions Of idlencss and
luxury. Few Of them are fitted for their
condition, aud they have the sad project
before them Of a struggle TO keep up ap-
pearanees. When will men learn to Be
coDtented with the station in Which God
has placed them H2st)ofd Coeyan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
III GREAT VARIETY.
s7Gts&SE AZ BURROUGHS,

no. Ir0 Bridge ST.. Georget DC.
HAVE received and offering at very low
Il 4 prices, large and beautiful assortment
Of new style SPRING x SUMMER DRESS
GO0pS--to wit:
Rich Chene. plaid and plain silks, very cheap
Byalcrc hl'l. Gro dc Rhine and Mourning
Light Foulard silks, Popins and Bereges
Poll de Cheyres, Lavellas Il Norwich Lustres
Rich Powered Berege and Oreaudie Robes
shallies, Mouslin de Lain. and Alpacas
Borege Anglais &otheT travelling Dress Goods
French and English Chintzes
Plain Bgiliants and Pcrcalcs
French, English and American Lawns and
JaConcts
Plain bpk and blk and white Jaconets
New lyle Ginghams heavy do
Blh Bom5aznes, Grape Maretze and Bereces
Lace and Stella Shawls
Lace and silk Mantillas
Lace Wells, Collars, Embro'd Muslin Collars
and Sets
Embroidered, hemsttchod and plain Linen
Cambria Handkerchicfs
Alexanders Kid and Silk Gloves
Thread and Ncapolitan Gloves and Gaunucts
Parasols, Bonnet Rbands and Trimmings
Best white Camtrics Nainsooks and Dimity
Swiss Muslin, PLAID Jaclonet and Nainsook
Laces, Nets, UnGersleeyes, Veil Tissues and
Boreges
Best quality Steel Spring Skirts, now shapes
With other kinds Of desirable Goods to com
p.ete q lady's wardrobe.
We shall be pleased to see our Lady friends
from Montgomery before they make their
Spring purchases.
april 10 sMoOT 4 BURROUGHS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22
NEW
Spring Sc Summer Goods,
FOR GENTLEMEN.

SMOOT 81 BURROUGHS,
No. ll9 Bridge st., GEORGETOWN, DC.
HAVE RECEIVED from tho New York In
M porters a general assortment Of SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS for Gents and Boys
Wear---to wit
French black CLOTHS
Doeskins and Summer Cloths
French, English and American Cassimeres
Marsaillos aud silk Yestings
Black and fancy Ties CraVats and Searfs
silk and white col bord'd Linen Handk'Rs
Summer MerinO, Cotton Undershirts, Drawers
Irish Linens and Shifting Cottons, best makes
Shirt Bosoms, Gloves and Hosiery ofall kinds
ALSO
a frst-rate assortment Of
Linen and Cotton Sheetings Of all widths
Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, Huckaback
Scotch Diapers, Nankeeuetts, Cottonades
Denims, Tweeds, Linen and Cotton Checks
Kentucky Jeans French Driliings
White Drillings, Undressed brown Linens,
Shifting Prints, Heavy twilled Oznaburgs
Farmers Drills, Plaid Oznaburgs,
Oznaburg Prints
And all kinds Of heavy Goods for servants
wear.
We shall be glad TO see orr Gentlemen
friends from Montgomery before they make their
Spring purchases.
ap 10 SMOOT l. BURROUGHS.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22
The Press and Dead Heads.

Railroads, Steamboats, and stage coach
es complain of dead-head5ng-that is to
say, of preachers, editors and brethren
OF the craft, riding so much without pay.
The newspaper press epdures more Of
this dead-heading than all three of these
modes OF conveyance combined. The
pulpit, the bar, and theatre; corpora
tons, legislative assemblies, societies. re-
liglous, benevolent, agricultural, mer-
camille establishments, vendors of quack
medicines, railroad companies, steam
boats, stages, draw largely upon the lib
erality of the press. The press is ex-
pected to yield TO all these interests; and
toPgF small preachers into overshadow-
ing pulpit orators; to puff small politi-
clans and unprincipled demagogues into
great men, and patriots to magnify in
competent railroad officers into railroad
kings; it is expected to herald abroad
the fame of quacks, of all classes, boil
ster up dull authors, immortalize weak
congressional speeches; it is required
to give sight to the blind, bread to the
H""S J, '"'Sbp' " luolo, anu uOllOF 10
thieves and robbers; tits asked to cover
up the in6rmities of the weak, to hide
the faults of guilty men, aud wink at the
fraudulent schemes Of scoundrels; it is
expected to hatter the vain, to extol the
merits Of those who deserve nothing but
the scorn and contempt Of all good citi.
zons; it is required, in a word, of the
newspaper press, that it become all thing,
to all men ; and if it look for pay, OF
send out its bills for subscriptions anc
advertising, it is denounced as mean ant
sordid, and its conductors as wanting il
liberality. There is no interest on til,
face of this green earth, that is expected
to give as much to society, without pa,
or thanks as the newspaper press of til,
country The little souled man, VIII,
inserts in your columns a fifteen shilln,
advertisement, expects you to write bin
out at least five dollars worth of odito
rial notices. And the obscure and mig
gardly man you have written into a pc
sitlon Of Importance, far beyond his mer
its, considers that his name adorns your co
lumDs and gives circulation to your paper