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nRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Having determined to close business, will from
this date until the LIST Of October sell nv large and
attractive stock OF DRY GOODS out WITHOUT
REGARD TO COST FDN CASH EXCL USiVE-
LY. On the Cd Of OCTOBER the remainder of
the stock will be closed out 1T auction.
City and country dealers will please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, rs we ar
Offering great Inducements TO 3obbers.
Cur stock Of DRESS GOODS Is full and COM
petc, embracing all the novelties Of the season.
Also, full line Of
CAS51MERES, SATIEETS,
JEANS FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMAsK,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HASDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFh
LACEa
EMBROIDERIES
NOTIONS, &C., 40.
j. N. WOODFIN,
ILL Main street,
aus2 Opposite Dispatch Office.
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- r BENTLEY, AGEHT.

~, ,rd and office co: ner 18th and Cary SITS.
Coa1gsyatte n orsers on corner or 18Th and Cary
s sKh 9n Pe5ion Csryh Immediately opposite
The Core pHsa,afgs De cSAL In In Sizes and
Gn,.,i,,es suitable for CRATES. stoves. cooking
y.a.n npines and smiths' work. sc I-lul
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TnOKTA.NT TO WESTERN e,ssssx

TEE P0WHATAs srEhMBOAT CONTAIN
AND THE
EALTIHORk AND OHIO RAHRoAo
CCnPASY'S TROUGH LINZ ~
THE WEST -,n
offer superior Inducements 30 Shippers - a..
BACCO, WHEskEY, BACON, ChNDLAH ,i..s
TO and nom the West At .oT I?ses, 924cA 49,
and less handling tsan any ether lhs. ,,.,,,rrra
AL western and eas.era-S5uad frclxhs &c &C. 49,
70 and received from on board the cars G. So
Point and N. @, K. 2. Jackson's whaIl. ia N
transfer by drsys ana exposure &c He"'1S-
Baltimore. >,n.,epti
Through bills o. lSding Etysn on az sn:R
agSnt,
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BY wellington GcdGiI,

BY wellington GcdoiR,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GMALL BRICK TENEMENT ON ~.
SVaI sTREET. NEAR To BR"Oh AVE
NUE., FUi> SALE At AUCTION.-Atthe reGue
of Carr Pollard sH.! sell at sIe et ne en- III lns
nn,cIGck p. s.. his REW BkICK TtktMENT,
loo. as above, containing stofe-room and TWO
lodging rooms.
eigh. months DC airing interest. &C;
sel2 w 1uDDl y. " urIE.
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| SSuE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UF VIRGINIA,
CAPITAL, SS08,O0o.
| A. G. MCILR AINE, President
DARCY PAUL, LIST Vise-Pr.sdent
| ID. Is. TSNHhNT, End Vice President,
SAMUEL 4. PAUL, M.nsger and Secretary,
ID. b. FACkLER, Actuary.
is open for business at No. 1891 Cary street and
shookoe Slip under the new Flour exchange.
All rcserpe from Eremiums received IN the de.
yartmept Of Richmond Will be invested within lie
limits under the super vision of the folio wing Board
OF Stockholders at Richmond:
THOMAS BRANCH, L. d. CIR ENSHAW,
4. Y. STpkhS (HAS- T. WOnTGAk
Y. w. PfCkkEtL, T. W. PEMBEKTCN,
a. L. ELLETT, W. r.. MARTIN, z'
JOHN II. GUY, A. ~. W1LtIaMS,
JOHN ASHER, JaS WOODuGUsE.
JOHN II. LAY, Secs OF Board and Geu'l
j. b. Wilson's Agents Of the Co.
DIR. y. A. CRkNsHAw, Medical Examiner,
je2s
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II o r S A l. e,
A SMALL FkKM OF THIRTY-SlX ACRES,
NEAR TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,

within two mites CT the FRS. Market, with no kitl
between. About so acres arr l.vel, tatls land The
remainder is rolling or hillside, but OF tor steep
r cultivation. The soil 10 admirably adapted to
f.u:ts and early vegetables, Corn and osts. IL Is
light lUs,nT, and very alick, vi, Eou'he,n eX-
residen Is delightfully."- pleasant, parti ,uaTly
in summer. ]: Is Just such place as would suit
any having dsii3 or le,s frequent engagcm snts
In ibe city, and who desires also 10 garden or
farm. The improvements are a good framed
Dn Ellie of6 rooms, besides passages; halls,
and closets. In the yard is anOthe. building OF 2
rooms. Also kitchen d, Il sInokc-house. There
is q good stable. The yard contains a number of
beautiful shade trees oak AID eim In 1t also is 8
well ofmoit excellent water. TIE price is cheap.
Apply TO w. Is. ROBINS,
sc 10 teod2t&sw2. No. Ills Main st ,eet.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

u PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No.
Governor street, Richmond, Vs., (post-ofice
box lal agen. for the Old Dominion steamship
erpool; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
Line, for Liverpool. lie ~
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REA9. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real sts'e Agent snd Auctioneer,
Office No lilo Main etreet.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY THAT DE-
Il SlRABLE FAhM IN AMELIA COUNTY,
mo3d on the Richmond and DanGille Railroad,
md within ave miles o: Chula dep 4 anC Ire IT,
house Containing $40 ccres Of land OF which 20
are cleared and in high satc OF cuiiivatt II. :! ne
imp ovemGut5 consist o. neat DWEL'!lNh
with Sven rooms above he base meat, thr'e lsrse
hou:es. The rechho1h hoe Is UNI urpassed, and Is
e N v, nienr 10 churches Snd schools.
The abor.- le { ttbed farm Can joe bought pr
va ely or viii e exchanged Tor city property, by
ap p,yins 70 FLA &c il jn1Ak, Etq WIZ re-
siues Oh the pl CO. or 20
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR.
&c l5-.uw2w Real state agent Ind Auct.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
.-~~~--.--..---.- -~~~~~~~>~
CCHOOL BOOKS, &c.
RANDOLPH d ENGLISH,
RICHMOND,

chr a. sta'c Board price: to PUBIC SCHOOLS
al! tie Primers, Sre.i'I3, Re"'er3, Arithuietses
Gsulnafs III t!nnarits = )rgtaphh s, 'lst :rl' S,
Cog, Books. Charts, Hnrs. Globes Stat. $, zen
ellis Crayons, I'eus, H"ldrIs. Ink. lnhsJ: nds
SrnUo: Il niturc, &c , ~ =, q,
For Ps.f.Art: s;NHOLS. they soep al The
popul,r ucttsh, Fi@nc!, spL:hsh, iLsu.n Ger
na1, Hebrew, GstcA. anu LAIN lcA'-D'"hs.
Also, stpi merry uf al Ii Us.
III count male - teacacr5 and merc chants: go
A CATHLaGua OF SillUJL BVOho with
p.Iceb sent re ,.,..-,, -
The largest assortment If Law snd MfScc.lane-
GU, lrkS (ncw aid uldl II h. S~uih.In States Is
IL 1878 Main street, h!cimond.
lo.c,Ss Wink j. htNMlL
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DIRECTORY 1ST1-'2.-SAND0LPH d
n>rLI - lals MAN str, G., have for sale 1T
~ 60 Ill hssOAD CIiT DIRECTORY, con-
tanning a general directory OF ciiiz.nS of hich-
MIS- eIsr, kUsINTso DIHECToRY of other Vlr-
cinia tpwf, with map. "
ElaiTuEo' GUIDE 10 RICHMOND. sec; or
bnun !. Use. Sc IL
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GOAL AND WOOD.-We are now sell
" ing best Anthracite Red Ash Coal at 81. 10 per
ton of 1900 pounCs; - hite ash. ~ per Ion D. 81
nut 4 n:hrlclte, for Morning ti'oty stoves, 500
per ton Glover Hin Luur, IS: Hall, $3.50 Ave-
rage. ~; Fngne, #3 81.
Oak and Pine Wood at lowest 10 erset rates for
cash. CHS. II. PAGE & CO.,
SCI 18th sad Cary st5 sud 7Os. Grace street.
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LOB BALTiMORE-T RI.AHm.
sH1PMENT or aOODs-EREIsHfn' ssakE
FuLLY HAEDLED.-. Tho steamer FETRRs-
b9Ea VII ieaVe nee wharf on SATURDAY at
EFeleh received up 70 y o.claek.
sepger Accommodations.
ro I, 's s Of passage, spplys ssrrr
EOR NEW. YORK. = Virginia <csea,
sseamship snd Packet ,Compsny,s $500
PsfDlY, sep:emSer nsh, as Isl r. Rocket" on
sich, stoni5zson, Fan river, and Boston from rom
sH Ciose Connections and through bills lad,,y ,,.,
TO Europe and Australia. GO"
Fare, ss: meals and state-rooms, extra.
For freight or passage sspp pIIs to ,-..,,
wAsnlGyesI5oS Co., Agents, rlerR North sissr.
New YoIk se142s
EOk NEW YORK.-The Old ,cs1se
e Bomtuton Steamship Co.'s e!e-4rLlN
sn s s saa On JsAAs
| as4 O'Clock r. ID. - 0't '''n
| Freight received untiIsP. NJ.
~arded Tth dispatch 70 an poihssnosrh' S so 1:t
east, and west. Close connections made Win IN,
nard line Tor foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
l Fare, sl2 Storage, SO; roG1d-trip tickets no
For freight or passage, Spbiy TO
JOHN ". WYATT, Agen.
| sc l3-3t No. SoyernGr street
| JAMES RIVER STEAMB0ATSaI
81 COMPANY.-.E0RN ER YORK .MSSsss5aR
by LAHD AND WATER.-:Nem sno popalsr
hrst-class route to New York via james river and
Chesapeake bay to baltimore, and from thence by
| rail 70 Philadelph!a and New York.
L Fare Now YORK
| Phtladelp hia. .-.....-......... ssa
/ bhltlmOte.-........ 80
Norfolk -, ...............,... 100
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and re-
l turn.. $50. :..'............ ....'.... 90
Tickets sold and baggage checked hrough ut
Sarher Il Co.'s Express, No. S2s Main street: and
\ on board steamer John Sylvester.
1he above varied f0ut5 eoAutncnds itself esne
/ :.slly 10 tourists and nieeerts-sesgnr6 rnsbi5y
them to PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP ana
| other points OF interaer ON JAdEa RIVER nv
IDAYLluHT. /. b. TATUM, Gcnl Agcn.
James Eiyer Sreauntca. Conp4ny
ONCE. 9Th and Main streets aud at RocEess.
| Al ie-3m
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BYWellington Goddin'
AuctIcneer and Zeal Esta.e Agehs'
Corner OF Eleventh and BANK stleo'''

HANDSOME LOT IN HARYE, NEAL Z
Ill TIE CRY RESEEVOIk: FOE , ~ prcp.
IiC;riGN wfIl be sold at auction, or tne PIc.a
ises On Monday NsXr the 18Th seps,e m tSe
1sTi at O'Clock P. ~. LOT S9AL~ ess IN s
e,st line of Carter street, adjoining tIe pAo''
OF WilIigm T. smoGt. ,..,.-..@....s.
| TERMS AT DIRE ". GODDIN, Auct.
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BAMEsREYERS TEAMBCArsssiss
% GoMPAEY.-FOR NV YORK .ssssSsssSa
PHILADELPHIA, BkLTlMOEE, hySEIiS,nfi
POETSMO I,rH, aud ALL REGCLAR Lhnbs
LNas ON THE JAEES RIVER. The is's Sae
elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SyLYE e &,
Captain z. @. GIFTOaD,
leaves compznJ's wharf at Rockets ior -Ss
above named places on MONDAYS, WsDN f.
DAYS, an6 FRIDAYS, ~ SIX O'CLOCK =. n,
apd returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa'p''
daya. Rsy
Line steamers Tor baltimore, PhitEdelphiS' a11
New York. -.
rival Of steamer. sra
Fare TO New York;. <............'..."''s-S
Fare to P6tiade!phls..--......
rare 20 BaltlEOyS....-->- .-,.'.'s.-. "-.'''' A..
4Grc 70 SCrsotS 'rt -. 49,, ~
Excursion tickets 10 Norfolk an as.u.H - cos
TICKETS ON SALE AZ GhEBEh y W
EXPRESS. and baggs ge checked through. ,,.
The SYLYESTER Will he ch2TtSred loT h'"'
HIGHT excursions st reasonable charge. 80
Freight received Tuefdsys, yhnisGsys, Az -
surdaya, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, boi.o1i ..
more, and principal landings on chesaptsaf5 o?
asa sllCegHlar landings on Dame; riYes, - "a
SoEABlE RATES. freight rscssVea i''-
n. TIL 9 2. III.
Freight 70, say Lax cinxs mus, DC prepaid
l.. 3. ThTUN, General Ases,.
OEice, Conpary's "a1'.
my1S Branch Office. corner HStp anu -
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rJ,HE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

During the next ten days we Will sell all nUM-
MIR GO .DS At AND BELOW COST, rsther
than 10 pack them away for the next season, there
fore great bargains can be obtsiEedln
GRENADINES.
JAPANESE POPL1Ns,
PIQUES,
LACE and CHALLI SHAWLS,
BLACK MgRINO sHAWLS.
WHITE ana BUFF POSGEE SILK PAR
ASOLS,
KID GLOVES, snd all kinds Of
DRY GOODS.
Our assortment Of
RJEACHED and BROWN COTTofs,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, PRINTS,
CASSINERRS, s,
And goods in general, is very fair, and we on ei
them at the lowest prices. An early can - s"ii-
cited. m. IuaL6Ihse n.ner 9TH
bol BTohu CO. w
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NOR NEW YORK. .zgGra

NOR NEW YORK. ,.gRara
l. OLD DCMISIGN STEAM5HIP asss.sA
COMPANY.
10 :,de-rhssI Steamships " YAEOKE, ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Ai.GE.
NhRLE, sud HArTERkH, leave Sev YORK 70.
Norfolk, Uity Point, and Eicnlc1nd, svrry uEe-
Diy, TaUkSDkY, G-d SkTC So a. E: O'CLOCK
r. Il. Leave aicanoud cverJ IgE&DhT, FGi-
DAY, and SUNDAY. FL uik6 tide,
These ships are entirely peTs. They t&Se elegant
asIoons and Statarooms. The f@rs. sccoLmC dsi
uonc, and attention, ara unsorYSsssd.
Close connections aixGG "ttG steamers Tor ~
southern and European ports.
insurance Effected, |ieu ordered, AT l. QUAk
TER OF ONE FER CENT, at tie oncI ofta!
COMPANY.
FOR further iuforMstion apply TO
JOHN ". SATT, kaeGt
nxss No. GCJerrcr street
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w GOD AND COAL.

TOAL AND WbUD:-I am now pre-
" pared to Furnish GLOVER HILL COAL at
the lowest summer prices, viz: CLOVGR HILL
LUMP at Ss. 90 per load, delivered, and GLOVER
HILL HAIL at $3.50 per load, delivered.
supply Of WOOD and hETHKACiTE COAL
conetapt!y on band for GALE at the lowest market
prices.
Am aloo prepared to furnish GLOVER H1IL
COIL ct the sathe prices In Manchester. how
Ia the time TO lay in your winter supply.
4. q. WOOLDk1DGE,
ONCE and Yard, 9Th street beyond Byrd
y grn
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- ADEL PHiA, RlCh-s:SE-s
4 slGED AND ECHF3ak 5.Et ri fSSss8sSzs
aEiP LINE-FOK PnILAnELPHIA TH lC { 4
WEEK Steamers NORFOLK, SsLF Oh, snd j.
y. SEGN, composing taio lIue, VII lesTe fa4-
dspnia every WEDM hSl1AY aEG SArUfDAi,
and E;cil;aona every MONDAY ana ! HUsSDHf
gi.ern&rs!J. Freight received daily lezcept SUI,
aaTs) cheaper tban hy .rv ether Eou;<, "a. a.!
paris or PenzsJlvants Al. Ser JarGey Also iCt
New Orleans vfa 70 :be-a SEiI s,eas.snip Llts
from Philadelphia. Freight TAKEN for Nofieik A.
sooEtrate ra-cs,
Passage 70 fhiIsdelph!a. iacir4tnz mesli shd
ntatsroon, sa.
w. z. POTTER, Agent
No. 24:5 Dock street, Ricn,rc2L
VIZ. z. CLYDE Il CO., Agents
70. Ii North WhlrGes, and
fel8 No. l. South WksTYes, Thitssclpal
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ><sS4Aa
Y PACKET COhPAS T.--IIe -sxn-sSs9
| s..amsaip GEO. 4. UPTON leaves New 5rL
ever 81 URDAY; leaTez Richmond every
| TUESDAY. r,,-, , ~.
| The steamship WIZ. p. CLYDE leaves heS
| York every TUEaDAY; ieaYCs Richmond every
| FRIDAY.
| Freight received daily.
| Is. J, BUek, President,
fese 1914 xAir street
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ss1sP sidssBs~


NEW GOODSl w ST I LES !
NEW'PRICEs
8. HiRsH, e27 BROAD STREET,
Has Just received large and varied assortment OF
fresh and seasonable
DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED IN
LACE COLLARS. HOSIERY. CoRSETs,
HEM5TlTCHED HANDKERCHiEFs,
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCuIEFs. AND
WHITE LINENS,
KID GLOVES at .......Pz w
KID GLttVES at l o oo
KID GLOVES III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: w
KID GLOVES at .........................- 1oc'
KID GLOVE st o oO
RACK BRoCADE ALPACA at.......... eOc.
tsamething new.)
HEAVY REPPkD BLACK SILK A.. SO
iAA'N ut =. HIRSA's,
cola 637 Broad direct.
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ONE OF THE MOST SkLEABLE BOOKS OF
TIE SEASONl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-09-15
An 1ntcrrstill9 STORY.
THE UNSEEN MONSTER.
BY A PHYSICIAN.

Some three D, four years ago, | was
journcying from New York to Baltimore.
The train, as is very often the case,
missed the connection at Philadelphia
and | was obliged to wait in the latter
city for the next train, which left Phila-
dclphia at ten o'clock at night. Having
several hours before me, resolved to
take my stay It the La Pierre House,
satisfied, at all events, that at that hotel
should get good dinner to console me
in some measure for the disappointment
of not reaching home as early as | ex-
pected
The dinner hour was five o'clock. In
the meantime, being much in want Of
rest, / went to bed and was awakened by
the sounding Of gong, which informed
me that the meal was served. Making
hasty toilet descended to the dining
room, and was soon engaged in satisfy
ing the inner man.
After dinner, l adjourned to the smok-
ing room, and while indulging in a fra
grant Havannah, amused myself by pc
rusing the various newspapers which
were lying on the tables. / might have
been engaged in this way two hours,
when l suddenly felt twinge of facial
neuralgia. had been martyr to this
malady many years, although the inter
walls were much longer between the at
tacks than at first. The best remedy I
had discovered for it was teaspoonful
of a preparation known in the Pharmaco-
poia as Hofnan's Anodyne. 1t was
harmless and generally efficacious. l
determined at once to apply to the near
est druggist | could discover for my
usual medicine
/ left the hotel, and entered chem
lists shop on Chestnut street, and made
known my request, at the same time
stating for what purpose l used the
medicine. The druggist then stated that
he had preparation which | would find
more efiicacious than Hoffman's Ano-
dyne, and which would give me instan-
taneous relief. After he had assured me
that this preparation contained no opium
Ito which I have great horror,) con-
sented to take it. He than measured
teaspoonful of a dark colored liquid into
a wine-glass and filed it with water
When he presented the draught to me
noticed it was as green as grass. !
swallowed it and found it warm, pun
gent and of bitterish-sweet taste. Its
effects were almost miraculous; for | had
scarcely swallowed it before my pain en-
tirely departed.
/ thanked the druggist and left the
shop. looked at my watch, and found
that it was exactly eight o'clock. The
reader will be pleased to remember this
fact, for he will find by-and-by that it is
a very important one l felt so well,
that determined that | would explore
the city for an hour or two.
strolled out into the street, and soon
became bcwildered in maze Of thorough
fares. knew nothing of Philadelphia,
and it was not long before | lost myself.
However, | continued to walk up one
street and down another, and a sort Of
pride prevented me from asking my way.
At last found / was in the outskirts Of
the city. remember distinctly seeing
a river through an opening il the houses.
1t was cool, pleasant night, and rath-
er enjoyed being out Of the noise and
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BLACKsMITHlNC.
WOOL, WOOL, WOOL!

IA. ALL PERSONS wishing their Wool
E,EAY anufaclured into CLOTH, or card
49, ed into ROLLS, if they will leave it
with BOUIC & BRO, Rockville THOMP-
SON & OWEN, Goshen or GEO. w. MOB
LEY, Laytonsville, can have their work done
with promptness, and returned to the above
named parties.
N.a- VIII manufacture BLANKETS, ALL
WOOL CLOTH, PULLED KERSEYS, FLAN-
MEL, STOCKING YARN, RAG CARPET,
&c. all or any of which ] will exchange for
Wool, on reasonable terms.
JOSEPH FAWCETT,
Colesville, Montgomery county, Md.
may 2G-Gm
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FREE TRADE is bearing
its bitter fruit, the Union being struck
with the dry-rot at the top. The once
thriving State of Maine is now pronounc-
ed by its people on the high road to ruin.
This sad result was mainly produced by
the destruction of the ship building in
tercst, at one time the leading industry
of that State. The depression has now
extended through every department of
trade, and poverty is daily becoming
more widespread The dry-rot thus pre-
cipitated is not, however, exclusively
confined to Maine, but its pcrnicious in
Auence is plainly traceablo throughout
all Northern New England living
proof Of the error Of their ideas. and the
penalty Of Pharasaical selGshness. Adj
here to it few years longer, and the
whole Of New England is destined to
wheel, in solid phalanx, in favor Of free
trade. The case Of Maine is not tho
first in history, where Dead sea fruit,
which tempted the eye, finally turned to
ashes on the lips.
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A QUAKER PRINTER's PRovERBs. -
Thou should'st not rap at the door Of a
printing Office, for he that answereth tho
rap sneereth and loseth time.
Neither do thou loaf about, ask quos-
tions, or knock down type, or the boys
will love thee like they do shade trees
when thou leaveth.
Thou should'st never read the copy on
the printers case, or on the copy hook,
or he may knock thee down.
Never inquire thou Of the editor the
news-at the appointed time he will
give it TO thee without asking.
When thou dost enter into his Office,
take heed unto thyself that thou dost not
look at what may be lying open and con-
cerneth thee not, for that is not meet in
the sight Of good breeding.
Neither examine thou the proof-sheet,
it is not yet ready to meet thine eye 50
that thou mayest understand.
Prefer thine own county paper TO any
other, and subscribe and pay for it i'm
mediately.
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1loetitaI.
IT'S FIvE-AND-TwENTY YEARS.


Sitting upon our cottage stoop,
BY autumn naples shaded,
| call the gentle visions up
That time bad nearly faded.
The evening light comes from the west,
In streams Of golden glory;
So fold your head, love, on my breast,
And hear my olden story.
'Tis iive-and-twenty years, my dear,
Since, hearts and hands together,
We launch'd our bark, the ocean clear
And all serene the weather.
With simple trust in Providence,
We set the sails upon her;
My fortune, hope, and common sense,
Your dowry, love and honour.
For tivc-and-twenty years, my dear,
The pillows lightly Swimming,
One day the skies grew murk and drear,
Our eyes and spirits dimming.
How dark that night frown'd overhead,
When hope foresaw no morrow,
And we beside our irstling dead
Drank our first cup of sorrow.
IT'S five-and-twenty years, my dear,
Yet music's in our dwelling,
The children's prattle that we hear
About our hearthstone swelling.
God bless them all, the loving band
So glad to call you mother;
With heart TO heart and hand to hand
Clinging to one another
Through fve-and-twenty years, my dear
Whene'er my arm was weary,
And scarce knew the way TO steer,
Your words we're ever CHEEKY.
When mid the tempest and tie night,
With courage sorely shrinking,
Then on our way God gave us light
That kept our faith from sinking.
IT'S five-and-twenty years, my dear,
Slight change in your revealing
But DER my brow--you see them here
The silver hairs are stealing.
Yet let them come, while still thy breast
Retains the fond emotion
That nerved my arm when first we prest
Our way out GA life's ocean.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-09-15
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
MILLINERY GOODS !!

Here will be found the largest and most
complete stock of Ladies' BONNET'S, HATS,
RIBBONS and FLO WEBS, Of the latest
Partisan styles and patterns, to be found in
any establishment in the country. We name
in this line the following styles of Bonnets
and Hats:
Alice, Flirt, Minnie, Artless, Nellie, Lottie,
Regent, Maud, Bessie, Augusta, Daisey,
Eugenia, Ella, Fanchon, Pearl, Grant,
Martha, Jessie, Gertrude, Estelle, Nan
cy, Nenie, Bell, Flora, Gem, St. Leon,
Minehaha, Nymph, Edith, Sailor,
Gipsey and School Hat.
Also, BONNETS OF all shapes aud sizes; SUN
DOWNS, all shapes, at from l21, %, 81,
so, 60 up to rs cents.
Ma- We particularly call the attention of
the Ladies to the Millinery Department.
va We desire TO return our thanks to our
customers for past favors, and respectfully ask
a continuance of their patronage.
ANNIE YOUNG & BROTHER,
No. SO Bridge Street,
Georg e wn. ID. G.
p. S.-We would respectfully inform our
friends that we have no branches, nor any
connection with any other Stores in the Dis
trict by the name Of YoUNG.
may l2-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-09-15
MANTUA MAKING AND TAILORING.

TIME undersigned having removed TO the
house next door west of Mr.. John II.
Higgins Store, in the town Of Rockville, is
now prepared TO
Cut and Make Up Ladies Dresses,
and NJ AXE CLOTHING of all kinds for
gentlemen and children, and attend to MA
CHINE STITCHING, &c.
All work entrusted to us will be done in the
be q manner, and al reasonable terms.
Mas. MARTHA HARDESTY
ian lift and DAUGHTERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-09-15
Black Rock Mills Family Flour

AND CORN MEAL, for gale, by
N M OFFUTT,
mar 25-tf Rockville, Nd.