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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

a ~ persou wtlhiu9 aSussTtTgTiauvsr 1
n with good ely REQ rsanioadssiuns. n Enc Il
bysssddr. sing ~ l. Pr risYasaa oiies. ssas!I
uriss willing 20 pay a9-Sssj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

TSNn DtlssAks Raf ARDS sysa.nr s.e.an
I from the Few Market Houss. last night.
large bay H0HHK, with biaxed fsca, and iissvy
Suans and .al ena ahesit 70 yeazs old. Sud ie-se
had on g., old cart gesr, aid battered VIA esssag
rsins. a reward Of Ten Dollars will 30 nsd fcr ms
delivery at Brosdsusa stable. on s3Sh aree or sor
such Information "a ~i,i lend 20 his recovery.
JOHN KENO, Hanovs, 60,
Ia g-3ss Mss. Bathsassz Gbayeh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

nALAEs REWaEU- -xass
swsy on sEe 81 Jss.., 1863, from .JerAsn Coz i
Ulezssr!arid eenrty. Va. boy SAN; dark ginger.
cake cnlny. abo1t feet tall with asar N The sighl
tenpses musies Eou.h. TWO broad teeth ia frnnss
and faN syeA Tre shove fey7azd win be paid tcs
hn fa0ment n any rlaee 70 that ern set hoisa
q him. Address JORDAN COI.
JAb--& Chesterfield fosf CHI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

~ substitute. Fer a YeIahis saan. over s5 ysE
Z liberal price viii BIS psia Apply 70 me- ut E
Egass, on Main strsat. nett door 70 tina kdes1f
Enuse, between 6sh Aad lib SO
I ia 5--2.s b. M ALLe4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

yTsO RAILROAD Cfsish Ks.-4sn tbs later part Of
1 February s1st there was shipped noca his
e,ty 70 Manassas, Va. oas SOY. marked !" Capt d
f. Boyd ORD z.cuigis.-s Regiment, Msnaasaar = and.
arriving lsfc about Tho time Ct tbs evaepssio.. it
was shipred bEsx % tas railroad. ard Is new SIP
rcred 70 ps laying Ia soma dspes wasesscusa. a
liberal rasrca viii hs paid Tor its rscIsNJ Apply
to HlAlA d. GHAEBEAAAzxEs
Ia G-us sfsis street. below I4ih.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

asbQ'as.fo. ]. 5sga EseT Va yck5,}
nsETek-ss4r. Dassr e. 1853. 49,
II EssssaEsr ~ Is II + 7 nssI.TsAES RGsgAI<D-
4 ? Tha :rlsaslle named sfsa nss ansantess sisn
az crssspans. A.ss sssfss Ia Esrohsssers
cebsaa zassi1s isfaasssisk cauats;
I-fs-a ses,ae~ ss ~ e. :"
Eear- q gsiIassnr D:;-sr.ads acrniy;
ysss'sss< <sisspssas,s = saaa ssstssssi eys
Ioau. Hsary
EsE-T Gxs..ssos. =
X tsessznpsr. EseA1asa5;
W q Maays Ppwfa.sa.
WEI give tbs sbeYa rssysr f5r each OF shs above
named nnen Il sasitversd b re IN Manchester, or
pu, l.. gaatsa Tacrda1 ia ksehsaeHd, 80 taas ear
sss them. ias BE- Ssf e. s. s1CsBy. cspt
HTs.sFaJ .rca, rag STs.nr. =. sIs:afiio's
4 J fsrra SUNDAY n.rht, Nsi.Y asa fesr:
AXES GAIYfE, area Is gosrs. 8 feet inshes
high hsoyFn sp.s a- saslr, lark sos .ssig1. hosa
New YORK
PATRICK GOLDEN, aged % yeass, rs. g.
iuchss high, dark hazel eye9 dark brown hail. d.rs
ccmpla xiun, sofn Il ireland.
Thirty aesi.ss coward Will hsgaia for tina sy,re
hensiou OF esen s.nd delivery &c any G. S. prison.
q. T. WALLACE, Cas,l 90. T.
10 es--ts 4ssh Va rsgt, visa Bsisaaa
r.NFry naE.LsAsss Rgs.A RD.-l viii paY the
e2s iEosAg LE s1tsfIsTa IFssnsaaH by lfth. who
.s.s received h rcy esasRssr 81 substitute. Iie
sais czsrsi ssaF sia;pepss scEse, shcul s'ls
9Th say Of k5vsIaaers 1872 fsass Lyach was
circuit 1--WE sas. four inehes nigh, zyish dark hsir
aaa dars eosag.s r rs. seasisss tns eolor cs
his eyes: had laecar tils bash 81 iis hesd wkiss
sissa him TO spseazaaca Of hsiHg a@isi
q A. EnOuf:,
Cant 80. Ca Va. Regiment.
Csme near Frsaesieks'urs, vs.. ial 'sas lsss-
:, - ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

astirry D0nLAEs RAWAkD.--sfsnsway hscm
e tss sansaf inss, near tGe Hanover Junction. ca
UnrlssfGsa day. a rssso man aa1iad J1A As Is
vesy nsocE aSa healthy, Rsou les: 10 ar II nches
high sSSat 20 yessa old OF light black cosa.
r,exsea. EnA s2oska quick. The sboys rssTaea
vii. hs ,.asa 70 ery nae WHO ssiil deliver HIN 20
me - p..cs :ssrs q Tie Hasaysr county jsi Ia
uroi,ss:y mate big way towards xsssx aa ansy.
= GzA3 r. Il. dAaSETT.
Hes,s,1sy J;Tn.Hny,. JsSl j. leE.. Ia 5--uts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

VA9 AETED.-Au experienced German VINE
w DGISsHE, 70 lake ehnxsaof q Vineyard four
years OLD, and CONSUMING acres ne msst Under
staud thosoreh Ey the process Of making wine. so
or,s frruisng satisfactory reference as 10 charsc.
ter and qualifications, liberal sslsry. or perhaps
an interest in the business, viii be given. Apply
IL me subscriber either by letter or Il person, ct
Blue Ridge Post. Office, Eotetourt, Va.
Ia 7--3ts VIM T. piTTGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

FXNWp HJ alSts9 NtAA4Af ID 50 = nd. -
Ras ar-ag n ito usalia OF Asigasf, je5t. NY
a-gsst women If h. #ofssss Enss sx Rl.xfi
atgSg Essif white, hair lneisa.i cs;ri large hlaex
agss .alt ss.s ssessht isssN spot On Gus sife es
asr fsss, does Aci SPEAK very quick VIXEN spcssa
TO. cheat - or 90 years Old; ss formerly nwIlea
and sota be Er I..Isseoh Twins: naar broad 5sssA
IN che e5anfy Of siaesterea'd ats nay 20 jg stn
er:1nt IN ss vseia.ss tbs tossh ~ Msaehes es,
% tbs ey Of Richmond ssopt s.h:eh eisa*s she ia
wsil zcgusiatea - aneFs reygrt Of $3.50 Will
is ia lr Der ass.sses 10 fse st bic .ysr ehogs
o. sssuFsa IL, rIiy !;sIs so & Al 81 Ssr asai,
g VAUGHAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

TrLErT BOILAns aFwaR I'D --Ra7Ss @sy ircss
&uo znessFss;ss s.-beaise sc L. 81 Hcssassbas
wurd Will be paid &c say Gee wsso viii deliver kisc
70 ne. ca my p5sss=tshn IL Halifax county, rssr
Earasdale's Dsrst, on tne gieAncad and psrvlise
fsiircef eonns mia II soSsa aocrty fail 50 lint
aaa gst ls1a. iEa y e5oas of.ut Il inasiss h:zs
Ei1sor prsst color; usgsiiy wears bis hai- plated,
sud whsn net Plated / 81 q fHu hssd Of hxE. BE
ashaasnt seesnssy ssosn Got jamss W TsvysnAn,
OF Hssi'son county. We. snd !. IL a.lEeyed he 4
making ils way 70 bis Did nststborhaod. ny peat.
Office il Whitiqsk, Hmasfsx, va rs
10 S1~.kS H.EEHEW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

TrIFrREN DOLLARS kkWA,AIt.--aEasenn ola
my stsbls. Oh Saturday morning, Dee. 9th,
isfs cna SINAI. MARE, q asa bitten gray, with orc
shoa Off befrins. She was tsssn by snsss by tbs
name Of James Tyler. who belongs 70 tho Alsysn.
dria artillery. lie has four OF hia fingers en-. on
his left hasad ! Twill pay th. above reward 60 say
ous whe will deliver said Mare 20 s.e.
ELIZABETH HGUPT,
ia all--EtA Esar .fnzaas Hsrdna Shnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

M AETNp,-Ap experienced MlNIEa ESuf.
Wv MEIER "a dsarouR Of entering into an
asrsyaspt with party &bou5 IN coIauisuos WORK
eIthsr for Copper Leea or Iron, 0: with company
already at vera "a Superintendent Address 'sU.
PsgINrsyD an 2, y Through sha niepatch office.
IA T-Hx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

,fE.sy DfLA rs KEW 4 J. VIII b pa.se M
z say hrsgsss iansstso sisI Ei.aIsa ss5ha has
l!iss, ksss sxa. esiss. btus a. hang E.sslgSt has
sad large fass ass % feet IL 3aes high aise
nsd On iezs sta ISL fs;sef yessess asa;es gsss
nkawi:s try 70 ysss fas free. es4sas sno rsescs
70 seesivs suy r 10 rT9ea 10 srsass bar. kss
hog san seess sa~sfa times III the Sasshherhoi OF
I2sh arrest. AID ungs1 III: ard ssacs~s Ell aha
was ysesszssea oE by her sshs gaets, on Cszfeh
sili | vii give The shosa reward far hs- srrasi,
aud II hsrsessss ny any GRE snd !. can be proved,
viii give S. aaosa IN eony.2slon.
H. POWERS,
iaT-3s* Corner Tenahie aid l7s.a ass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

r 0ST NEGRO MAJ FnifaO.--DarY, tall
i black, negro man. with short shisAera SGD
maustaeas, and clothed In homss,,un saaat bali
worn, vvas delivered 20 me- for aafakeepns hy
Conductor W. y. Taylor last Saturday weai..
DAyY says he belongs to Joe Wright, cf FitteYiys-
Lila County, shout 80 miles FROM Da1,vsli nd Yves
on MA Way wall On his young r.astsr vito Is .
LieutsuaaE ia Gen. Wise'a Brigade ihs owner
will rsesaa solrs forward, Prove 4pscperty. pay
ebArgss, sd tsse his screens. apply 10
~. aAMpsoE. 6ent FRI Aat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

TET ANFED--AkokUifs TOR Company "a"
w 1s.l Battalion Va. Vols, permanently sta-
tiorsa q: R.enmGnd Va-A fsw raors RECRUITS
wanted 70 capiata the re-crg a,!zaion for tbs
1onscripss received. Quarters nesr Pstsrssarg
Depot. Bounty given, esq good Clothing and
Quarters furnished.
JOIN a. GaEANER, Capt Cong Co 4,
ia 7-isvk 25th Bath "a. Vols.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

Il farm January Sd. 1863 near battery No g. for
merly belonging to W. &. Oowsrd;u, twa COWS
ans yellow. white stripe down her back, and white
legs tbs other red Blst stripe dorm Ter back. ana
win have cslf In naenih. The Allows rswarS vii,
be paid to any enc who will bring taera 30 me- oE
go for either che. u. Ho1 ANGER
js7-5f* Near Battery SO e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

CTKAYED-1rom my house, last Friday, .
- ansal COW, sonerhAs red. with rsa esif
givss but hsale milk. Ttsre are fsN whsts spois
upua thu Gov a. ! vii reward Literally any ous
who VIII re1nru ne Cav 10 me- ct Rev. JAhikG 2.
9AYL0K.a neond hcyse shove thu Cid Fesr
0roundA a Yrankkin saSeat no 26--n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

DANKIka And aXs,SAEt7S Gk'PiGE Ivy. n
ID SUTTON, Of Tia la.a fra OF Eadezs Ersscn
e Co., has resumed the EECEAE6E sIid BANK.
ING HC6IH7ss, sna esks sis patronage OF The
friends OK the old Coaessn, uusier s;le stvlso OF
~. r. SUTTON q Co,
IL e--is n. W eaEnaf Main sgnd Iate s:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

r. UHsTTTUTN WANTF 8 -Uns over IS esd
~ age. who cen como wsll reeomrnAndse. TT
ESanery service. Ter which nbsss pr.aS viii
sasi, Gkii al r. q GORDON = Dos ssess,
3ot Manu- asrset, betwsasa The hdsrs Of 3 snj
hetcsk A, II. mi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
u. S. Mail STAGES,

ySrs@szSa THE subscriber is running a
fz=-Es==zsAzsss. Line Of Stages between Wash
ington and Rockville, aud Rockville and Ere
derrick, carrying the U. S. mail-leayes the
Franklin House, sth and D streets, Washington
D. O., every morning, Sundays excepted, at
7 o'clock, and arrive at Rockville by IL
same days leave Rockville, att. p. Nj. and
arrive in Washington by 5. On Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, connects at Rock
vile with his line through to Forest Oak, Mid
ilebrook Clarks6urg, nyaHstown, Urbana.
and arrive at Frederick by 3 O'Clock. p. NJ:
returning Mondays, Wednesdaysand Fridays-
leaving the City Hotel Frederick. Nd. at s
o'clock, A. NJ. and arriving at Rockville in
time to connect with his linc TO Washington.
lie has Thorough Four-Borse Coach
on the road between Washington, and Rock
Vile and Two-lIorse Coaches between Rock
vile and Frederick, with good teams and in
the hands Of careful and accommodatingd riv-
ers.
Persons travelling on This line may depend
on safe and pleasant ride, as nothing shall be
wanting on the part Of The proprietor TO rem
der his passengers every comfort and con.
eeuicnce in his power.
BENZ. COOLEY,
Proprietor.
N. B.-TIealso has HORSES, BUGGIES and
CARRIAGES for hire or will send passengers
to any part Of the county or nistsict on reason-
able FERNS +. COOLEY
Rockville, March 90, 1861.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
Naval enhancement At eaIreston:
{ Coatinued from fTst page.

C0HHHued from JtFSt Pdge.J
The Bayou City, however, CALAMITY
continued the fight, and running aboard
the Harriet Lane, swept her decks by
boarding, and took possession of the
ship Captain Wainwright and his lieu
tenants having been killed, the ship was
surrendered by the masters mate.
The Westield now started Off appa-
rently disabled and made her way over
to Bolivar channel, between Pelican Spit
and Bolivar Point. Here she was sub
sequently destroyed by the enemy during
truce. The propeller Owosso lay in
the channel about three-fourths of mile
from the Bayou City and Harriet Lane.
As the Lane was boarded, the Owasso
steamed up TO within two or three hun
dred yards Of them, firing into both. The
force of the collision drove the Bayou
City's stem so far into and under the
wheel and gunwale Of the Lane that she
could not be got out. The Lane was also
80 careened that her guns could not be
worked, and we're consequently useless.
They both lay, therefore, at the mercy
of the Owasso lIerculean efforts were
made to extricate them The .0wasso,
evidently fearing the Lanes guns, with
drew to position about a mile distant.
It became plainly evident that, unless
the Bayou City and the Harriet Lane
could be separated, the enemy could es-
cape if they wished. TO gain time, there
fore, a flag of truce was taken to the
Owasso and Clifton, now lying close to-
gether, and demand for a surrender
Time was asked to communicate with
Com. Renshaw, who was in the West
field A truce of three hours was agreed
upon. Previous to this the Forty second
Massachusetts, Regiment, quartered on
Kuhn's wharf, were charged They were,
however. protected by barbados, and
had taken up the planks from the wharf,
rendering them impossible, and our for
ces withdrew. Daring the truce with
the vessels the unconditional surrender
of these men was demanded and COM
piled with. Their colors consist of a
United States flag of silk and a white
flag, having the coat of arms of Mossa-
ehusetts painted on it, with the motto
" Under freedom the sword seeks peace
full quiet"
Before the truce expired, the Federal
gunboats drew off and escaped out of the
harbor, utterly routed and defeated, leav-
ing in our hands the city, the harbor, the
Harriet Lane, the two banks, schooner,
and vast stores, valuable artillery, &c
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06

HOPE.

Come, gentle Hope-come, heavenly maid,
And yield thy all-supportng aid
Without ,hee lie itself were vain
And joy resolved 10 grief and pain
Hope shall remain, though all depart,
And still sustain the bleeding heart.
Thou healing balm OF every grief
AT aaud anon 70 yield re'ief,
When care corrodcs the feeling soul
When passions IN contention roll;
Amid the mind inlgstiae jar,
Bright Hope shall be its polar star.
I've seen the soal Of honor bend,
And none befriending virtue friend
I've seen the tear Of anguish flow
Adown the furrow'd cheek of woe
But still to light the somhre scene,
The CLEAN of hope would intervene.
And great design and high resolve
As frost before the sun dissolve,
And expectation soaring high,
Too early bfghted, wane and die
But though it wane, and though it die,
Yet Hope shall light the faded eye.
All things beside in Lethe's shade,
Shall by revolving Time be laid,
And every lovely virtue ny,
And seek its native kindred sky
But Hope, bright Hope, shall gid and chez
The close Of Lifes entombed career.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
Howard Association,

A BeHepolent Institution csfoLHsLcd In suecial
Eadowmcat- tor he Telicf Of NE sick and Dis
trSsod, AFFECTED uiA TiraieA and TpiSenie
Di@asfs aHa eTecioi,1JorH he etre II Tissue
Is 81 the Sezuai Oygozs.
M bDICAL ADVICE given gratis by lie
1Fl Acting Surgeon. 10 allwho apph T., Ie,-
ter With description Of their condition. Iale.
occupation, habits Of life &c and in csscs Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished fre Of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatonion.
and other diseases Of The sexual orpans. and IN
the New Remedies employed IN The Disttpsarv-
sent TO tie afflicted in scaled letter onvelopts'
Tree Of charge. Two OK three stamps for rost-
age will be acceptable
Address Or. J.. SklLLlN HOUGHTON. Act.
ing surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. By order az
the Directors
EZRA p. HEARTWELL. rres't
now GEO FAIRCHILD, sccy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
UNDERTAKING.

S-La-1 THE undersigned having pro
cured NEW HEARSE. Is pre-
pared TO attend TO M calls made IN Laat limo.
at the shortest notice, and on the most rea-
souable terms.
GRAPE, GLOVES, and all articles reuer-
ally used at funerals furnished at Washing
ton city retail prices.
An orders leit at Z. G. DuLrys or A. C..
SnogNAEFR's Seventh Street Plank Rcad. viii
oe puctually attended to. b. G. KING.
Oak Grove, d. c., Oct. Is, ls5l-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
-AuCtio1a oT5lag.

AMES W. BOSWELL respectfully tenders
- his services to the citizens Of Montgomery
county as Auctioncer. From his long expert.
ence in selling. be feels confident that he will
be able to render general satisfaction.
He will attend to sales in any part Of the
county, and his terms will be such as cannot
fail TO please Allorders addressed TO him al
Rockville, Darqeslowu, or Poolcsyiue. win be
y pFomptal~uaed TO. dec l4-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
Beautiful Answers.

A pupil of the Able Sieord gave the
following extraordinary answers:
"What is gratitude p
Gratitude is the memory of the
heart"
(" What is hope?"
+" Hope is the blossom of happiness, ="
What is the difference between hope
and desire p
Desire is the tree in leaf, hope is a
tree in aowar, and enjoyment is tree in
fruit"
What is eternity? 2"
A" A day without yesterday or to-mor-
row--a liue that has no end. J"
What is timeW
A line that has two ends-a path
which begins in the cradle and ends in
the grave"
What is God ?"
The necessary being, the sun Of eter
nifty, machinist of nature, the eye Of JUS
tice, the watch maker of the Universe,
the soul of the world"
" Does God reasonY'
" Man reasons because he doubts: he
deliberates- decides. God is omnis-
cient; He never doubts lie therefore
never reasons"
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CARD.
RrookevigIe Academy.

HHE NEXT SESSION Of this institution
A will commence on MONDAY NEXT.
September l.
Ample accommodations are provided for
Boarding Pupils, in the family of the Prin-
cipal.
For Catalogues containing fun informa-
ton, address, az Brookevile Nd.
h. B. PRETrIMAN, A. NJ.
aug 20-lm Principal.
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Law Partnership.

w YElRS BOUIC & THOMAS AMBER
w SON, having entered into co part
nership in The practceof law, will give prompt
attention to all business put into their hands
feb TT
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EDWARD EEAEE,
Fo II TIA IL 81
Celebrated zaOTsc and Cattle
POWDERS

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DNWTD
tyu1rge,,, -. :, - - = 4 ~
.E'H ~" Dhh9 nave proved all
-; s'l d lIl'tl o. several years TO oesn-
pellol nv, 10 any preparation OF the k,nd IN
9se' ne cndei superiority OF thesepoW-l
80 'I'seS from inc ihet ihat they arel
1oN'losea OF medicines met have laza-
- N.Y. loulc ana purifying properties
So. -H''l'c elecls cruu,lies from thel
S,.e .la.,l anu iutestihesi me tonic gives
Zsueugln 70 the system OF the horse, and .
~. PURIFYING medicines contained mi
.ueui C!eaEse INC Dloud' and lay the! Z
,oun9A.ion iog a Neatly ana vigorous
.'Sula'loh' 1he use OF them improves
yie "lnu' strengthens the appetite, and
s''5s INC morse hne, smooth and CLOS
sNlN- nus improving inc appearance
'Is ~, ana sitllt OF tlis noole animal.
uess powders are not INTENDED, as
,'o9' powders gre 70 hloai the animal
SO asIo give him the appearance Of he-
ing i't when not really so--but to re-
move his disease and promote his gene
RAJ health.
Iheae powders viii strengthen thcI
stomach ana intesunes, cleanse them
rom eHelS'Fe matter and bring them
G IL AeNtA{ state. They are sure pre-
= veAtion o. Lung Fever, and a certain 70
EI,qeuy ior an diseases incident TO the
~ horse as flanders, Yellow Water Dis-I
: t,opGFs EoeudeE Heaycs, SIayering
"IG,.o.ugh5,, feyers, Loss Of Appetite, and
llSl Energy &c. ihese powders, ifl
asil Two or three times week, through
.ue inter Gno spring. your horse Will
never eet lHe Lung Fever. tUOlic, OrI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06

Eg- A widow lady. sitting by cheer
full FIRE, in :noditativo mood, shortly af-
ter her husbands death, sighed out,
Poor fellow, how he did like a good FIRE
l hope he has gone Vhere they keep good
fires p
Life is a lottery; but be who draws
many eorks won't be likely to draw much
else. M
-"Welcome, little stranger" as the
man sad when he found three-cent
piece among his postage stamps.
- I'm particularly uneasy on this
point as the fly said when the boy stuck
him on the eud Of needle.
What is that which is over hoe,ro
us, can never be seen, and vet all arc
looking toward ~ Tomorrow
= Have confidence, but be careful in
whom you place it
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06

Z SCOTT & co, NEW YORK. contipue
- to publish the following leading British
Periodicals-viz:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
II is Entirely Vegetable Perfc ctIy
safe and UaPlRlesI
OAK SMENGLEs.

UfHE subscriber has on hand large lot
4 Of very superior OAK SHINGLES.
which be will dispose Of on very reasonable
terms. WIN GRANGER.
On The Falls Road, miles below Rockville.
iulv 25--lt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
80 ToNIa 90

A above quantity OF SUMAO. for which he
will pay fair price, in merchandise. al his
store. z A. BAKER,
june 2o-0 Quality Hill, Rockville.