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POPULAR FEELING In FRANPoRT
Frankfort CSepI 2dl correspondence Of the
kunz Zeitung has the following: FF
IL one wants TO know quickly the present
stare OF Pobiic opinion AZ our new Prussian
possession, ran kfort one need only to travel
In toe seeond-ciass cars Of the different rail-
roads that centre here. In the third. class the
people have become recon eiled 10 the thought
tnat they are now Prussrans; one hears but
praise OF our soldiers. astonishment at our sue
cesses, and, above all, the expectation that
now, under Prussian rule, there will be true
equahiy Or fore the law for the poor AZ well as
the rieh. In the second. class the tone Is al
ftscy dinerent; here prevails the wounded
pride OF the " free citizens and the spoiled
chIIuIth OF germany. But in fret class the
peoIle are wild with rage that the accustome I'd
arrangement and church -steeple policy should
cease In these cars they can't forget that the
mayor OF Frankfort. at the Congress of Princes
1lso',) sat. like colleague, by the side Of the
emperor OF Austria ar table, and ate of the
historic beef The hostility of The patricians
OF Frankfort II will be impossible for a long
while 10 overcome. r. 10
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RY JANIS O. MEG uIRE Z CO.. Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON The ISLAND.
BY virtue OF deed sf trust from Ann Nc Csbe
dated March Is 1855. and driy recorded in Liber
n. T., Sc. folio 20, Of the land records for Wash
ipgton ca unity ID u. wilfseil 1T public snrtion
:; lSS 80 o'clock p m i. Lot sin SQUARE 6s6, in
Term. Of sale One half in cash: and the remain -.
der in ak and twelve months, with interest. and
secured 70 the Satisfaction Of the trustes Terms
wfse the trustee reserves the right 70 resell AZ
cost and rick Of first purchaser. All conye, an.
WIN. Z. WABD, Trustee
se 0-eo&ds J, O. Ac9UK1 co., AuctS.
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lKPARinEET OF TaI InLERIoR,
MMEINSIoS, AeE1st 81, 1875.

On the petition OF yEARUA ATKINS, Of No
keua, Illinois praying for the extension Of patent
granted 70 him on the zist day Of December. Isaa,
Tor an Improvement In Rskes % Grain Har-
vesters.p for esyea years from the expiration Of
ssid lssent, yhich takss place on the ilst dAg Of
:. Sc ordered thas ths sd petition BE- heard Of
Der n..t. st - Q essskni sd sn Isrssns are no.
Why - Is1tasc oeGhs Dot % ee Erantsd.
Pefssee4g9oelna The sxtsnston are rsouired %
Get forth Sriung q iesst tsssM,y day! before TIE
70 b 80 g the I'D bearing nusf be taken and
traosulet<d In aeeor6aDee OiGh to Yuloe Of -
once. whteh viii b Furnished on apphcosioN-
Depcsittope and otlsr DaDers relied upon e ,ss-
uneay must b fisd IN tie once hcssss dsvs before
tas ~ q ss.s;'ss Y ..sSnsn, any, wishis
Ordered. also. tsst shis sotice b published 4.
the 1erybhsan aDa The IntelliSsnoer. wsshins.
once ? yetk 5of thrse suoesssivs weeks: ths
Aftt OF sid publications 80 b ct least sixty dsya
:. = - -" TO. rHIAKHR,
IL a. =. Oonmssgionsf Of Patents
9a.se!: q &c ssevE pspsrs win pleas.
ccDy, end 6eDd their elle 20 tAs Pasent once With
pepper coaeaiainG shis notiss. ss1Ia~sw
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I-. ! -A ~ WASH INGT0N, August "a, 1896.
On the petition Of Joan PEPPEk, Of Lake via
lAse. n a, praying for the sxteusion Of apstsnt
grspfed on the 18th DAY December, 1854 patented IN
England the I'D DAY Of Eovsrn5er, iss2. and re-
sued 10 said Pepper. October a, 1855 tor an nm
Prevenent IN Knitting Machiues. for seven yesrs
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
pl:ee on the ed dsy Of Ne.snbss, 1855
: Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
he Potent Once on 4onday, the STU day Of No
yember next. 1T Il ocioch n; and eli Defsous are
notified 20 appear and ehow cause, fany they have
Why ssid peiision ought not 10 be granted.
hls tn the Patent Ohee teir oblectaoas specisily
set forth In writing, - ls~st twenty days before
the day Of bearing ~ tsstimony nled By either
and Transmitted IN occoSd lance with the rules Of
the ONCE, which wfll BE fsruished application
Uepostttons and other papers relied upon ~ tee
timony must be filed n the once twenty days
before the day OF bearing; the Arguments. II any,
within ten days sfier lllng the tsstineny
Ordered also. that the notice be Published IN the
Republican and the Inteliieenoer, Washington, d.
once O week for three succeas1ve weeks. the nrst
Of said publications 20 be st ieast sixty days previ
S o'' - y ~ - - = Z, O. rHRAKKR,
P.g.-Editors Of the above pspers viii Ole s.e
copy. and send their hflis 30 the Petsnt once with
paper containing this notice. 10 su 8. VS.
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TIE FATE OF A BOB.TAILED TEES -Arvl
Bengal tiger attached 10 menagerte sxh..p
tinE at the west recently. had q diseased tai.
ana DIS owner, after much cogirattons, re.
IngIy at La Sale, Ill. n arrier known as DIR
CIltebsrson was called upon 10 remove the Of
Tending member. The tiger was chained and
ne Tall was taken on in scientific manner
but The roy val animal was 80 snraged az ne ides
otbeing con yerted INTO bob tailed tiger thar
hem ade one desperate effort 20 free him 40 N
apd DIED IN the atempt shut" trtumphantIy
adds the paper from which these facts are de-.
cnetd, .rhe tail WAS anipuia,ed." The pro-
Brirtor OF the animal was sorry TO the extent
OF el,VOV. the value of the tiger -.s -
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k1VIO0As TRANSPORTATION lAH1.
H0TICE TO sHIPk18s. "a,
= The fs..p.1 kxrKEss. o.,t I. a. ,RYrH1R.
sHssdsl. @ 4 = !. EvEkYI SAT eeAGN
gRnAY for GiypSnt, Budds Terry, - - -! )
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioWd en &
Mharf. LanOa.tef1 Wharf, Stones wharf. Oar
nonep Bay, Iexwedlb Wharf, aazeiis Wharf
Pfnsy Point, Point Lockout, and strives e BHifi
more ct 8 .. n; On esndsy
ap7.u 5ls 300 u Eo.3 s, Peaua. svesra.
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RAILROAD LINES.
vT>HROuGH LINE BRrWxEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Z "a

biaf sx AND NV N4i f5RS
Z 2s
Trains bstvse. w ashinsson and Ne. fcrs are
nG TO 1T NV E selIS CTk ,1;
AZ leave daily Except sunday At f:so .. n. ana
J6R YEw YORK. changing car. .. phi,.Asi.
L..t. daily te1eept Sunday =. ll:ls a. n. and
I.:,: Any t::ssss aa.uJ.s 80 and mas ..
Ls..s f.rEsv YORK. an. N Psii.aelphi. 1t go ,.
sIeepiss eArs for New YORK on $50 ,. n. train
o TRrousa tickets to Pai,sd.,,bi. Nav York or
e sss az .ss:Ii q 81 8: S:s ono: &c i.
sns .ns Ufs Ssro e
icr nns sal Dc ~ esn Arlington, Baltimore,
- W.. sM1 3. Ess.s. q rr.as ,ort.sien.
SH koosf ss, sss aiss; a. asiss
RALrfAeBs AID OHIO RAtLHOAD, y ?,
D. T. ,wAsaiAeIoS, Jsns ., ,sss.
Re- q -
rsD AZ HssH W.T.
Are now run - foibsWs, via: - . - = y
I..v. d.l,, s1o.s $500 sana.s :. FOO 80, ana
1l:LS .. m. and 74s. snd $50. and SEQ ,. n,
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS. -.
EeSss s esy' except Sunday, 1t '0e .. n, sud
FOB WAY sTArI9Ms SOUTH OF ANHAPoLIs
Leave ut Sis and 20 z ~. and q. as and ..s
,. m. .-. -.sl- IL - n - : -
.I..,. =. 100 r az AZ AsssAroL is !, , : ~
train. to Or from Hnnseoii. On sunday nS M No
.ss ro 81 srrIR.tnM,, u
Leave as70 Q. m. and 1:4s and 90 p. m.
-. roR WAY STA rIoHs; -. e.
TOR ALL PARTS Z o. AI THS wEsr ru
90. nesys daily, except Sunday. at 80 .. m, and
On 0 Bs%o9: q 4 s:y
asesSsSA fffftKsrs to IN. We. can 3. h.a 4
the = eehington station Ticket Ofhce,at eli hour
Il E .s . & S 1iw es q &c :S
p! ss,s :sa sSss... 81.
". 2. SMITH Master Of transportation.
oc Gi5 koosTs. As rSs' x .s;iHs
wAs Hnrs z On, :, A.k Z |. AND
&Al 7 z
,. e ~ s, ::s - MT.
LEAVE WAsHINGToH, LEAVE AIrrAynp,.
kEH ssi &: &c 4 E Ess1s,: kssA:x
LEGAL !: , IS :. Esssi--:::.:- 81 -
.-.......- s.S -.....-- Leg r:.H.
....... ol5 ~ -........... 40 I" 8
r.''s'isig3 sDi 81 r.ss,ssssn'IE TE1ias:: ."
LEAVE WAsHINSTON. LEAVE AHxxnp.1.
Local $50 4. y. f1pyess .-...... sis1. u.
ms1s1y w PHinLi PHILIPS kt.S;'S:c'
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+ a EIAlsl N eAIHy IIoUis IX7T7Ifl'
s. 81: J: S:s:: ie:as;;
sa N0K IAyLeL
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A LLARp.A HARHIeoN, -r-T-'--- : :
a ID CAePINfRRs ABD BUILDERS.
Shop as Eighth street west, between D and
north Orders eolse1ted. ID Him.
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nEPARfnENr OF THE I9TREiOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WAsAIEalos, sektemhes 40, 1850.

On me Peduo1 o. W H II ". DUICHak OF
Milford. Massachusetts,, snd 6ARAH DUTCHER.
Anmintstratrtx Of the estate Of Elihu Catcher, Of
WaukeshA. Wisconsin praytnG fer the extension
o. Rateut granted 10 the ssia Warren " butcher
and elfhu Catcher % the 18Th Aay Of December,
1Sse .sor an inyrovsneattn fsaSlss for Looms, for
seven years from the expiratioa 81 said patent,
yhich takss place On the 18th dag sf December,
Il e osdsred thas the s.ia psssdee b. heard as
the Patent once on nonday, the loth day Of Be
oember next, ct u O'clock n sod an Iersons are
notified 70 appear aud sAoW cause, ~ any they
1ave, Why ssaA petition ought not 10 b granted
Perscns opposing the exteuston are required 70
set forth In writing. 1T least tweaty days before
the day Of bearing. ell testino0y died by either
party 70 be ueed ct the said bearing must be taken
cad transmitted In accordance with the rules sf
tAe once which viii be Furnished on application
Deposittons and other papers relied upon tee
timony must be filed IN the once twenty days be-
within ten days sfser ding the ssssi@sny, My
Ordered also, thet this notice Be pubiishs In
the Republican and the iigeucer. Wsshiu e-
ton. D.. c.: and In the Jour bal. Boston, MAss.
week for three successive ve~ks: the 6rst of
said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
Y. O. TBIAKER,
.1F ~ I'D - Commisdoueg Of Patents.
p. B. Editors % the above rApers win please
copy, aud send their bills the Potent Once with
paper containing this notice. - 10 lsws~
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~Cerfa,n Yale lawstudsnts have startsa
new seere; society, called the Justinian.
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DrOn Saturday night as Mr. James II. FL
We'll was going from East Cambridge. Mass
10 tne lower port, a man overlook him, and
without any remark, stabbed him with a sbearh
krtfe, but fortunately prevented from doing
irjnry by some books which he had in his
pock.t The assassin repeated his blows, cpt-
iirg Mr.. ElweIl I'M both arms and then
jnmpsd away suddenly. with the exciarna-
tion, 81 have got the wrong man. I took Won
for man thar reported me, three years ago.
bound 10 Kill him when I fnh MIN sUs
.poiogfzrd profusely for the INJURY he had
DOM, and hastily left. -. - =
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! H. rc5ST1FISS2gF1gE11es4SSS:fs
sENERAL Goo1AiiSSloM xERcHAN7s
10 .8OlasS a NEW ORLlANs, 80
q nerchanAise. Liberal aAva4cos made on Con
Hsn@enN. u! $3.50 -.rs % 16
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CoIuABiA HesRi EAb roswoMsa Z
LYIH0-Ik ASYLUM,
fourteenth street; Istreie ,lsoruer Of II street,

C0LUAB Ho6PlrAL ron woMEH !
~ AND -. = : -, !
LYIE0-Ik ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, Istre,e ,lsoruer Of II street,
Wsshington, u. @. J--olE&Fl !
This Instftntiou has bsen estabiished for tho re-
ctpfto1 81 lattents Who may BE- sudsring from dis
eases peculiar 70 their and for the I'D mi ss on
Of uch females as may require the comforts OF the
The 6uiidin !. Situated In II most healthy Dor
ton Of TIE DistIist, surrounded b1 itS own
Terms Of sdr iasion: From 81 to $40 per week.
in aeeofda1ce with the room REQUIRED. pay sbls II,
adyaIce- This includes Board, Medicinoe Med
ieal and Surgical attendance. 4 q ~ 49, :
HEDIOAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN OHIEF HHA j
j. THOMPSON, n D.,d
1e4 street. between 10th and 2lst streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS n bAkNkS, II. D., Surgeon General,
SSs5; kiIEy, 81 3, e.o,e..oxn.
aakN B. street ne. Y %fiss a1:aSe.
GRAFTON TYLEl, n D., Georgetown.
f-HOWARD, II. D., street. -,
Orders for admission to the tree beds in this hos
Eifal, (of which there are 80 can be obtained of
The surgeon In chief 81 this once 1sA street or
Hsn. ouries. Gillette ana CoonS.. '' s''. D''
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Pssients living d a dfstsnee whs desire 70 cems
to this institution for treatmept sscsfe private
hospitsI N 0IILEYRE n N
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LOST HIs lrEsTiTY.-L.yiue at West End
are eourie OF gentlemen whom We win call
banseome ana wtss,ns,, who went 10 q poiiti-
cal lofificafion the other ixb and cot ioily ON
the champagne sosfreeiy dispensed. On gos a 2
home roeeihsr, one living short dAstan cel be- :
word the o'hsr, they rams TO the nrst oe s's
rssIdsnes. who, standing a. me gate called
ont Mrs Hahseombl Mrs. Haasconb |,
p'esss como and pick out Mr.. Hanscoms. be !
sause Mr. Virgins wants 10 90 home v'-P.rt-'
land AroHs - - p = - n L.
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DrfAEESEni15z5D TSE EEs IsEEsiHar

p. 8 Editors O. the above Papers win please
copy aud send their bill the Potent Once with
. paper containing this notice. se 10 lawsw
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CELlBRAFlD HAns.-e-T7
SkAFat BRAND, HarylAnd cassa, ae<s
pusipWssHa NV. bbthl TSs;s .;:a esrstJ
,Ea sEnsr 10 es :. n SsSss:sss.
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A LANCE Aee0RrMEEf OV PIANOS THAT
!, q hsve been ussa. fog ale upon easy terms, q
s1j We. MIfzHBorrx 90,
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Nso 81 "a ns'eS asrsS Ha, .sy = sIi.:
% 1Ss;lsn :. LIFE e Btss,ls Ven: t':n Liis. sif
fSasslars and Italian Brissnds, ~ ". 10 mosns
Hce6, bc:t Tor MetheIs, by = Pnks.. II o.
Ceears iss Iol nsa.f, FRANoK rAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

All orders for STATUARY, MONUMBNrs, or
nstiee, and on the very best terms - e-Sms
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(, -, .P9sI hosriS!L, tonI nAlsaAII, Balnmors,
ststin6 shas have used The bamsrifsn RSS s1,s.,
for vSnerA dissAses In its most customarv 1osr,s
and properly, aud, have found them rSsSond ~ nv
anttclpstioDs promptly and s6ectuaily Knovics
their scecy and .. far e my use Of tksm err IA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
THE MILL

is SO by 60 feet, four stories high, slate roof,
built Of the best materials, and workmanship
of the best kind three run Of Burs, and all
necessary Machinery, Of the most improved
and durable kind and superior finish. This
mill is capable Of manufacturing from 10000
to IL, 900 barrels of -four annually. $40
THE SAW MILL is equal to any in the
county, or elsewhere.
All the Gearing throughout the FIGURING
and Saw Mill is Cast Iron. For durability
and elegance of finish, it is equal to any mill
in the State
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
LAND AGENCY.

vTNHE undersigned begs leave to inform cti-
n zens Of the county, Who may have LAND
FOR SALE, that he has made arrangements
with responsible Company Of Real Estate
Agents, in Washington, by which he can eff
feet an early sale Of almost any Land in the
county, at reasonable price. The business
facilities OF the company are very extensive.
reaching through several States.
All advertising of property done by the
Company free Of charge.
RICHD NJ. WILLIAMS,
oct elm Attorney at Law.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
THESE PARTIES RESORT

to various means to effect sales, such as copy
ing parts of advertisements of popular rene
dies, and finishing with certificates.
The science of Medicine stands SIMPLE,
PURE, and MAJESTIC-having Fact for its
Basis, Induction for its Pillar, Truth alone
for its Capitol.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
Ga- also offer at private sale
A TRACT OF LAND,
adjoining the village Of Jamestown, con-
tanning
100 AOR "a 81

Il 90 "A OH Il 81
under good fence, of Locust Posts and Chest
nut Rails, with plain improvements.
This land lies beautiful for cultivation has
an abundance Of WOOD and fine CHESTNUT
TIMbER, and considered, by many good jndg-
es who know the lands, to be the most desra-
bic tract in the neighborhood.
A further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry, as those who desire to purchase are inyit-
ed to call on the proprietor, or address
JOHN L.. DU FlEF,
Darnestown,
Montgomery county, Md.
va Persons in the District desiring infor-
nation in regard to the above property, will
please call on RICHARD PETIT, Esq George
town, d. G., or +. J. SEYBoLT, Esq, General
Postoffi:e Department, Washington, d. G.
dec % J. j.. CU +.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
OE'FYCERS:
GEO. P. THOMAS. President.

GEO. P. THOMAS, President
BoARD OF DIREcToRs
Hamilton Easter, of Hamilton Easter & Co.
Allan A. Chapman, Of Kirkland, Chase Il Co.
Geo p Thomas, Of Helm, Nicodemus h Go.
Hugh Sisson, Steam Marble Works.
Hiram Woods, jr. of Dougberty, Woods Il Co.
Geo H.. Miller, Of CofRroth, Miller & Co.
Thomas Cassard, of Gilbert Cassarfl & Son.
William Devries, Of VIM. Devries & Co.
Charles Webb, Of Thomas & Co.
JOHN W. DAVIS, Sec'y.
J. w. HANK, NJ. D. Medical Examiner.
CHRIS. JOHNSON. NJ. ID. Consulting Physician.
~. MADDOX NJ. d.. Medical Examiner for
Montgomery county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
DRY GOODS
Tea. Teal. Tea!m

VERY superior article of GREEN TEA,
v just received, by r. A. BOUIC,
june IG-tf Rockville, Nd.
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Kitchen and House. Furnishing I'm
plements of all kinds-such as
PAINTS, OILS, &c.

TUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT as m 4gae
j WHITE LEAD, sid 4o sanf
BLACK LEAD, ~ ,.4., ..a.a
RED do
LINSEED OIL. ~ piN
ie TURPENTiNE, ;la4i
BENZINE, .4sf4 cas- sis
.PRUSSIAN BLUE, in Oil. :,
CHROME YELLOW, in Oil
f" GREEN az
Coach, Copal and Black Oil VARNISH, e
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY, by
a-sto r.. A. BOUlC, .tto
june % Rockville. Md,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
Potomac Bottom Lands
70 r S Al

ATE are authorized TO sell, at private sale,
w one of the MOST VALUABLE RIVER
FARMS in Montgomery county.
1t is located on the River road, between
Seneca Mills and Edwards Ferry, within a
quarter of mile of the Chesapeakean Ohio
Canal and seven miles from Depot on the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, and about
the same distance from the route recently laid
out by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany for their road from Washington city to
the Point of Rocks.
This Farm adjoins the lands of Mr.. John
e. Reside and Mrs Bowie, and contains
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
A WORD OF CAUTION.

Health is most important; and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy, unless its contents or ingredients are
known to others beside the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied Of the qualifications of
the party SO offering.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19

vT,HE CHARTER Of this company requires
IL a deposit of not less $l0G, 900 with the
Treasurer of the State, as a guarantee of good
faith with poliey-holders.
This company is prepared to issue ordinary
life policies, policies for a term of years, and
ten years non-forHeiture life policies.
Also, Policies Of Endowment, Annuity, &c
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
MILLER'S HOUSE,

containing Four Rooms, STABLE, WARE
HOUSE, and BARREL-H0USE; good Road
leading tot he canal, at which point there is a
WAREHOUSE, 30 by so feet, for the storage
of Flour, Fertilizers, &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19

N1- No charge for Policies, Stamps or
Medical Examination.
For Tables of Rates. &C., apply at the Office
Of the Company, No. Is SOUTH ST.,
over Franklin Bank;
Or to- F. l.. KIDWELL, Rockville,
Agent for Montgomery Co.
Jolly 2s-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
GLENWOOD MILLS.

adjoining the above property, also offer at
private sale. This very desirable property is
situated on never-failing stream, aifording
a 40-horse power for the FIGURING and Saw
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
Coal Oil Grease,

For Axles, Mil Gearing, &c.
VyHIs GREASE, for Stages, Wagons, Carts,
Il Carriages, Mill Gearing, Heavy Hearings,
and is warranted TO stand in any tempcra-
ture--keeps the axle cool, and does not run
off, and is unsurpassed in durability and
cheapness. For sale, by
II. A. BOUIC,
july 28--tf ~ Rockville. +
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Machine Oil,

lust RECEIVED and for sale, by
j u. \. BOUIC,
july lit Rockville
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Is pleasant in taste and odor, free from alrin-
furious properties, and immediate in its action.
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
See Medical Properties contained in DISPENSE
tory of the U. s., of which the following is a
correct copy:
'tBucmu.--Its odor is strong, diffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, its taste bitterish, and
analogous to that ofmint. IT is given chiefly
in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as
Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Nor
bid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra,
Diseases of the PROSTATE, and Retention or In
confluence of Urine, from loss of tone in the
parts concerned in its evacuation. 1t has al
SO been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism Cutaneous Affections and Dropsy.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice of Physic. 20
See Remarks made by the celebrated DR..
Physic, Of Philadelphia.
See any and all Standard Works on Mcdi-
cine.
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All the BAR FIXTURES
White Men must Rule J!
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK
FOR 1866.

TflE DAY-BooK proposes to stand in the
L future, as in the past, upon the great
doctrine that this is WHITE MANS Gov
ORNAMENT on the basis of FEDERAL
UNION, and it desires tosbe distinctly count
ed out of that class of journals which propose
10 surrender Democratic principles TO cow
ardly public clamor. 1t aspires to no higher
honor than to be the organ of the great AGRl-
CULTURAL CLASSES of the country against
the public plunderers of parties, who now,
through banks, tariffs, taxes and free negro
ism, are striving to crush them. The Day
Book, or its substitute, The CAUCASIAN, for
four long and bloody years, kept the flag OF
State Rights and Constitutional Liberty flying
nj great pecuniary sacrifice, in New York,
and at a time, too, when it had no other jour
nal to keep it company. ithas not, therefore,
been printed merely to make money, but has
chosen rather TO be right and with the people,
than to court the favor of cliques and rich
railroad corporations and be urong With the
few. 1t might have been better off pecuniari-
ly, but il would have been sadly bankrupt in
principle had it taken any other course. II
does not now mean to run competition With
shoddy Democratic or Abolition Iapers, sup
ported by political funds robbed from the peo-
pie, and it warns the masses that there are
many so-called Democratic papers engaged in
the conspiracy to mortgage the bones and sim
ews of the farming and industrial classes TO
bondholders and capitalists, and surrender
the old Union and the old Constitution to the
Mongreists. 1t, therefore, calls upon all true
men 10 stand by it for another years. fight
with The Abolitionists, monopolists and pub
tic plnnderers The DAy-BooK is now recog-
nized as the LEADING DEMOCRATIC
WEEKLY OF THE COUNTRY. and has THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PUB
LISHED, being the only New York paper of
its class made up rs a FAMILY and AGRI-
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Expressly for, Country Circulation.
WITH FULL REPORTS OF THE NEW