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the best terms, to save US much OF II az
is possible They yield merely to Il ne
cesSi y which they cannot control. II,
when the Convention NEE $, Slavery Is
evidcn ly dead, hey will make the best
bargain for the sale # the corpsc.-
Ii circumstances should change, If the
favorle institution can = i'll be saved,
.hey will Try to save it. Sumo OF these
men are loyal, but tLey dishpp'ove the
p"icy Of the Administration the, re-
greet that lie war has affected Slavery,
and believe lha, its abn i>hnent can have
no Sheet to restore the Union on per-
maneur basis Tiny prefer the Union
with Slavery o the Uninn WI bout Sia
VIEW
We una you, fell"w-ciriz are fer
the Union, with or without Slavery, un-
t,ngcnc tut ". prefer the Union with
nu, slavery, t" the u"l"n with slavery.
" " e believe there eau be no permanent
peace III thus country while slavery re-
n,ain>." We have 10 regrets that the
effort, of traitors to cl,,a Z the m>ti u
tinn supreme power have brought II
TO rum.
We rjo;cc tina this war gives the
prolir d, Maryland the opportunity t."
r-l."Ac t,",n ,Lrir uid>i an incubus ou
thr,r prosperity and enables them " d."
" hal our fathers cuul,i not see heir way
clear to do, but what the iiarrers ANA
pnckncSS, III common vi Ii the men Ut
their ials, the soi'iel, day # Man lauu,
earnestly desired to du--io flee every
foot of their >uil from lie icuu IT IL
: a'e, aud crnseciate 1t unre>eIycdly 10
Freedom.
We urge you, fellow iiizens, o send
0 the Convention men who sympalhize
with he glorious future which now
opens before he State, not men who 81 |.
rrgr"rtuIIy after The past send men nj
Judgment, of honesty, of tiInlcs<, WHO
will wisely plan and le>o!ulely exrcn c.
1raurlr under too all Personal lo>-
,lliry. and all bitterness vi past di,i-
Si',i.s : but let no cry If union or har-
ln"uy induce you t" vote for men v h" do
not feel, and who will not vote, in ac
cordahce with these views.
Un'e all "yal men, who are Emanci-
patlunlstS, III earnest. i'll cunm"n rfur.
to heir our bleeding country and our
beloved State, 'l'a she may come out "i
This great contest not only iii the cen
tire Of nni'ed country, but purified
by the baptism of fire and blood
Then, fellow. citizens, we may still
more proudly claim ben, not in the spirit
If the apes of false chvalry who low.
her in proportion to her nealness TO de-
cay and destruction, but wi h wise,
rrac'ica', bcncLceut, pattIotian, as .'Oul
Mary land p"
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The Greatest Of a,at Hunts.

Livery body has heard Of the vast
system ut ,e"eIs whlch undcr,neS he
great cat, OF Pads. Through these
sub erraucan in Iaracie>, accu, ding To
Victor Hing" i'll the .NaSsrn6ieS, jean
|alJ"an carried Matiu, on hi, back for
niie, from the hLrrlcadc the banks Of
HE Some. II >ceu> during severe trosts
the vast n,ut'nde> Ut rats which abound
~ Paris, take to lie sewers as Il refuge
from Tie cold. Latte,ly, the weather
has been u,"re Than u>ua ~ severe, and
rlie conditions being favorable, 1t was
r">o we'd o have Siea IN hunt Ac-
c"ldingiy the authurltlcs, assisted by a
humber at men, gnmlnS and dogs, en- cred
the sewers Il various places aud began Il
grand drive towards the center. just
As the bea ers in All Indian Jungle. with
tom t"'n>s, gong, and horns, d, Jus, aud
highful yeIl>, send all the ANIMALS from
the .iger to The smallest antelope,
towards the hunters, the subterrancan
drivers soon had millions Of rats masscd
ogc her. struggling, squealmg, and
hgh ing with extraordinary terocl,y. At
length they were driven into u la, sc sew
or near The bridge Of A.nlereS, aud for y
dogs were let down ai.ong them. y
royal battle ensued, which lasted forty
tive hours, aud at the end of it victory
remained with vi h the dogs. Blu, the
la ter had paid dearly tor their triumph
Four we've found in the drain killed GU
right. and quite humber were to ally
blind and helpless when recovered by
g''"ins, who Il leug h ven ured 10 cx-
rlorc the profound dep his of the bat lie.
Most of the ras escaped in the melee !;
but yet no less hun 10000 were found
dead. As the finest Partisan kid g'oves
are said to be made out of the skins Of
these animals, here will be material for
many gross.
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LOADING GrNs BY STEAM.-The
EnGll"h are great hands at getting up
"new things at or they have been ill.,
ven ed by somebody else first. An III
dv'dual na",eI :. Walker" "a sign; hcan t
apprl'arion) 6 aim, the 81 ,nor ON the Mon
it"rs AS hi discovery, and now another
person, Mr.. 'unninghani. ta, just in
vented all apparatus for working large
guns by steam power, and thinks it is IL
ereat n"veliy. Capt Eai>, Of 5 Louis,
Mo. has now nearly ready for service II
gnnboal called the Milwaukee, which is
an lr"n-hull gunboat with va revolving
turrcts, one IF which is invented aud
pa en- ed by James b. Euds, aud tue
other is after the plan of Capt Ericsson.
Both mount two eleven-lnch Dahl gren
guns. In Mr. Ead's turre t the guns
are moved en- rely by steam, and are
loaded in he hold of he vessel, and
raised BY steam to be fired. They are
run out by steam and recoll against
steam, one man being all that is needed
to work The guns, will, the exception Of
load!ng them. The portfolios are only
the size Of the muzzles of the guns, yet
twenty-five degrees of elevation aud
h"e degrees of depression can be obtain
ed froln them. | is now over two years
since Edwin l.. Stephens, Esq, exhibit
cd steam- loading apparatus on board
Of the Saugatuok.
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RECEIPT FOR MARYLAND BlscuIT.-
lady has LANDED US the following very
infinitely drawn receipt for the far. famed
Mary Biscui. Let not her quaint de-
scrip ION of the worh seemingly neces-
sa'y to get ny baking OF the cakes,
deter any flom making the attempt
| he task is not 50 llercu eau as the
writer Of the recipe would silly in.n-
nate:
To FIVE rints of -four add half pound
of flesh lard and TWO even teaspoun,t,l
Of ralt rub the lard thoroughly
through the -four when we'll mixed aud
AS much co!d water as is necessary to
make the -four INTO stiff dongh-il
should be quite stiff. When worked
into compact finn, Place i, upon u
board aud FOUND II with II heavy Aau,-
Mer. When pounded fiat, aud thin, fold
mp, and pound again and 80 repeat un.
til the dough grows softer. When
pounded more or Less Especially more)
knead it like bread =; anu when little
listers appear on he dough The ap.
peaiance III b!isters on the hands not
taken nj" acc"unt) is Il sign tha the
Pound1ng is nearly Completed. Having
gwen 4 a farewell hamiuerius-strip Oft
Il llttle twist OF dough and mould INFO u
Ii tie round biscui ; gather NJ, twist
around, and cut off he surplus dough
leaving the biscuit balihke. wi the
exception of the Gu off surface. Place
the biscuit on the moulding board, bot
ION side up, hat is with the cut off or
fiat surface uppermos, and so proceed
until all the nt,le dumpey fellows lie
odGling on heir backs. I hen turn one
over and roll it ligetly with rolIng-pin,
from you, which, will give % the ball All
elongated oblong appearance, holding
your rolling pin suspended above 1t in
your ct, hand with your right wheel
the biscuit around JUS, one-quar er Of a
circe, and give 1t another light roll
from you; 81 proceed with all-placlng
each one, after it has been twice ouched
with the magic pin, into the baking pan.
When all are in take u silver fork and
stick each biscuit twice near the centre.
Put in quick oven Nhe only part of
the process which is not slow) and bake
for half an hour, more or less, until the
biscuit are NIGEL y brown, and we'll baked;
then YOU may draw a long sigh Of
relief and put them away, with the sat.
isfyiug knowledge that you have sue
ceeded in making something midway be-
tween a Boston cracker and cream bis.
cui and its especial admirers say better
than either.
N. B.-Tnese biscuit are best when
GOLD ; after you have had ample time to
re,t.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many Preparations sold unier .As
name Of Btters. put up in quart DO tos, eon
pounded of the cheapest whisky or common run.
costing fron 20 to 40 cents per gallon. the taste,
dssuished by Anise or Corianier ,oeA
This c!ass of Bittcrs has caused and will con-
tuue to cause. as long ss they can be sold han :
dIeds TO die the death Of the drunkari. by thar
u.s the system is kept continu lily under the in
Raeuce Of Alcoholic Stimuli nts of the worst kind,
The des re for Liquor is created and kept up, spi
the result is all the horrors attendant upon .
drunken i's fe and death
For those who desire and viii! have Liquor
Bitters, We publish the following receipt Got
Ono Bottle Hood ,nis German Bitters ami mir
with Three Quarts of tioal Brandy or Whisky
and the result will be prop ration that viii ia,
excel in medicinal virtues an truo s1celeac. any
Of the numerous Liquor Hitteys in tho m,rks,
and will cost much Lose. You will have all the
virtues Of Hood 'nd's Bitters in connection with.
good article Of Liquor at a Iauch ls.s price thea
thoss inferior preparations will cost yow.
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Tbe gousckcepcr.
USEFUL DOMESTIC HINTS.

If you get your feet or body we,
keep moving with sufficient briskncSs to
keep Oft feeling Of chillluess unit! you
get % the house +; undiess Instantly by
u warm fire, drinking, as soon as possl-
be, cup Or .wo Of hot tea OF any sort,
and remain BY the fire until thoroughly
rested.
When FROM any cause the bowels fail
to act at the usual time, do not eat an
atom more until they do act, at least for
thirty hours the first meal after a
tas. should be very gh ut bread und
butter, and ,uI Ut weak lea or
coffee.
B,.iousness is inIica ed by bad as e
in the Mouth of mornings, poor appe-
tite, aud u fee Ing OF general discomfort,
OF ell accoi.plhied With headache aud
cold feet. he best cure is 10 work
moderately, take but two mea 5 day,
and these of bread anu bu ter, with il
cup of vi or coffee.
FOLSOM OF almost any kind swallowed
will be Instantly brown from the s ON
ach ~ drinking half u glass of wa CT.
warm /, bc>t,) IN which has bccn stirred
Il ea>puunIull Of ground mustard a.
soon AS v"lI ING coasts, drunk cup Ut
strung coffee, mo which mas been stir
red the white Of an egg; this nuliies
any Ieniuant which he mus aid might
have left.
Au inks and was turned over on a
white tablecioth, servan threw over it
q INK ure OF salt aud pepper p eutitully,
and all traces Of it disappeared.
Flour and meal of ali Kinds should be
KEEP III q cool dry place.
The best rice Is large, aud has q clear
fresh look. Old rice su,netimes has Ii =
tie b ack insects inside the kernels.
] he SNAIL white sage, called the pearl
sage, i, the best. The large brown kind
has all earthly AS c. ! his article aud ia
pl"ca, ground ice, etc., should BIZ kept
covered.
10 >.lec, nutmegs, pick them with a
pin. Ii they are good, the Oil will i'll.
stantly spread around the pune ure.
Keep coffee by itself, as tho odor af-
fec's other articles. Keep tea Ill a
close chest or canister.
Soft soap should be kept in dry
place i'll the cellar, and not he used un-
Ill hree months old.
To thaw frozen potatoes put them i'll
hot wa er. F.ozcn apples in cold wa
ter, but use them at once.
OYER EATlNG.-As soon as you are
sensible ha you have eaten 700 much,
take walk, gradually increasing $
rapldlty until there Is free rersplra-
ton, and continue at this gait until
every feeling Of discomfort about the
"n'ach or lungs has disappeared, then
cool off very slowly in u closed room,
aid eat no all atom until the second
meal thereafter, thus emitting one.
Sick headache is alwa,s ut ended with
cold fee, and the failure of daily ac-
ion of the bowels and there is no per-
nanent cure without the rec iication of
lhe,e.-Ur. HlPs Jour; ,aL of
UeuHh.
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Examiners, Notice.

1--WE nnlrrs gnrd. appointed 10y the Coun-
Il ~ Commissioners vi q, Gil county, Tx
anlnrrS to view and determine the prophet,
ct altering the Public kuid lsadlng from the
North East and Rock Meeting House road
past Mccullough 4 Co.'S R"ll.n. Mills. to the
North East and Gravel, Hill road, said al
trratI"n I" consist of the vacation of that
part Of the said road lying between the head
race ut suid Rolling Mills and The aforesaid
Rock Meeting House Road, aud the location
OF new road from point about 100 ya,ds
North oi the Present point of beginning, IL
run through the lands Of William Scntten
and Mccullough Il Go. to the aiore men
toned lcad-race, hereby give notice that
they will meet on the property of MrCul.
Tough & Co., and William scotch on WE'D
NESDAY, the 2Olh OF April, next, ut 10
O'clock, A. M, I" proceed To the disch ,rge
I" the dur! assigned them in the Cornlussio
to them isSuel.
JOHN SON SHIPPERS,
JAMES CRAWFORD, IExaminers.
SAM'L ID. MOFFIT,
1arch 10. 1856 -5w
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MKT, AT 2 O'CLOCK, r. M,

MKT, ATT O'CLOCK, I'm,
for building All Op, Sill BlDGE over
Sandy Branch" On The rolI leading from
the Linton and Warwick road into Middle
Neck, said proposals to include Masonry and
Wood work entire according t" tho following
slrc,cati"Ls
The AtutnIents to be fifteen feet long
three feet high abvye Ordinary wafer level III
the Bra'ch, one and one half feet thick al
top, battered ON face to not less than TIVE
and unc-hali feet thick al base which is re-
Iuired t" be not less than three feet below
Water level, and deeper If necessary to &C.
cure srlid found ,tiuns:
The Wing Walls 10 lie six feet long, two
and one. lIaIi feet dick AT foundations and
battered on outside face to eighteen inches
thick al the level OF necessary cInhanknrntS
- their foundations To he of equal depth
with those Of A.urments at the ends reXi
Abhtuichts, and secure from frost at the 9th
cr ends
The Guard Walls tn he the same length
as, and ihliit upon the Wing Wall, eighteen
inches thick, and eighteen inches high above
proper roadway or rmbLnkment, To have
idsieniugs built therein tor a white pine root
I" rlrch outmdrus,-suid roof to he well
painted and sands,.
An the nlasnnry t. be built of good sized
stone ".th Coon! lime mortar or scuient and
pointed On outside.
The Bridge t" b. II feet span carriage
way jet"een side railing twelve feet N the
cicar. Side railing at good White oak Sc
rnrrly attached and flush with Tuner lace "i
Guard Wal y. Sill, of gnnn sound whtr
"ah not more than "" ieet apart and suiii
ciehly heavy To make u sub t,n'ial bridge
{" rrst on an oak plate on aDuluIcnts and to
he al least fifteen ieet lin!.
The ahu,nlents to be file in. roadways
made at easy grade. and the work To tie
completed "n or before August 3lsr, next.
By "ld,r, JAS. :. GRAN FORD,
mar 10, lS64.5w Cik Com Cecil county
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CARD.

T HAVE associa ed this day HENRY Him.
/ LEM and SIMON HEIAEMAN in par n, hip
mlth me, under the firm OF A. GOrTSCHALk
y CO., 10 carry On the Cicth.ng business, at
my Old stand, the Granite Post Li0th.ng Hail.
Thankful to my friends and the hublc gener.
ally tor the patronage 50 literally bestowed on
me, would solicit iur the Firm u continuance
Of the same.
All persons indebted to me will please call on
jane, Hogg, at the store vi Gottschalk s. Co..
and close their accounts immediately other
wise they will be placed in the hands Of ;u vfii-
Ger iur collection
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Upo'Is E.GurEEAlu ARMY CoRrs,

d.. A..IA .E.,. Lf NI..LiaIA AM ~. -,
ku1I"Lao -A.UA-oL, -'-A..GA II, ioo4.
Mig Dear .U0dnm-l a.n truly sorry thss
ANY Cni.u uih,cei vi .i.i.c has attempted
~ nIl u away Ike Glirci VI the ga II vi
alieeian,e 10 he Government ut the
Un,ed States, aud ~ lu.ui III Juu that II
ncahes nothing n.oie han passive oteG!-
ence y the SAME.
hat ,thccr Is >ulIey mistaken. The oath
of allegiance Mcais 1caity, pIeuge vi
lulth To, love affection and reverence Tor,
the Government, IA cumpIisrd III he
"ui u patilo'i>n, mis- higncs aud tutst
>en>r, Which every true American teeis
.or bis "r her G", etnn.en
You say ~ cauliu- understand how Il
woman can sulo,t, project aud defend
HE Union eActp W speaking or wiiling
III favor OF The present War, which
could never 20, because my sJmpathles
are with the Suuth.'
I ha last phrase madam shows why
you cahhot undeistau chow a wolnal,
can >upor pro &C aud defend the Union.
Were you loyal at heart you would III
unuc understand. The Southern WOMAN
"liu are Rebels understand wei! show to
support, protect, and defend TIE CUntrd-
ciac;, "withput either speaking, or
writing Some of them act as spies,
some >mngg!e quinine in their clothes,
some snuegle information through the
lines i'll their dresses, some tend eicl,
soldiers for he Confectionery, some get up
subscriptions for II bel eunboats.
Perhaps it may all be comprised in
the phrase, "M here ,!.ere is will there
is way"
Now, hen you could Support, protect
and defend the Union, 'by tcachug he
scholars Of your school 20 love and
Ievcrance the Guvernnen to be proud
of their country, to tory i'll its flag, and
TO lie true to j $ Cons ;i'ulion. But,
as you don't understand tina. your self
'"u calll"t each it them, aud, here
fore, AIN Z Il! to learn from your let err
that your school has been closed stree
Christmas, aud with my consent, uni.
you change Your sentiments and are IA
loyal WOMAN III heart, it never sl.ail be
opened.
would advise yon, madam, forthwith
to 90 where your "sJmpathies" are !
am only !oub ful whether it is my du y
10 send You.
have the honor to be, very respect
:n!ly your vbedient servant,
Il +. LuTLlR,
Major General olnlnanding.
To Mrs. Mary l.. Graves, Louisville,
AccoInac county, Virginia.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS

see that the signature OF &C. NJ. Jucisoa" iso
she Wrapper Of each bottle. Price per bottle, -
cents, Or Il III Dusen for 81
Should your neares, Druggist not have the arn.
Gle, do not be put OF by any Of tho Intoxicating
preparations III 1t y BIZ offered In it's place but
ssnd to us and w will forward, securely paeked.
by express.
Princips, 0 ice and Mandatory No gu Aysh
Street. Philadelphia. IGHE! 4 EVANS.
(succes.crs to c. n. jackson h Coy
Se!y - ieoS.-y, Prop<oto.s
" tyr ssis "a d. u. Is ElycuE... Eaasss.
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ATTENTION, SOLDlERsI
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

We call the attention Of all having rel ,tt,ns NJ
friends in the army TO the fact that Hoeaaais
German Bitters" will cUrs nine. tenths Of the
dent to camp ife. In the lists, published almost
daily in the newspapers on tho arrival Of :hs
sick. it will BIZ noticed that very large pror,r.
ton are suffering from debility Every o.ss e
that kind can be readily cured by Hoofand's
German Ritters We have no hesitation in stating
that il these Bitters wsre fr.sy used among our
soldiers hundreds OF lives might be saved, that
otherwise would be lost
The proprietors are daily receiving thankful Is4-
tiers from suHerers in the army n.d hos yi.a., who
have been restored to hoath By ths uss of ,ksss
Bitert, scat to them by thsi. frisaGs
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GROCERIES.

TAN be had at the "t heap Store" all
~ grades White and Brown Sugars, Mo-
ias>es and Syrups from 81 tn 81 Rio aud
Laguyra C"tfee; all the popular substi.
tutes Tor e. flee, viz:
Am. Excelsior Coffee, Ditto Mocha, Broad.
uent's French, Green, Black, and Japancese
TEAS; LARD, CHEESE,
SUGAk-CURED HAMS, Dried BEEF and
BACON at the lowest prices for cash or
trade. W. I. McCAULEY.
mar 10.
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SPRING GOODS.

A FULL assortment of Seasonable Goods
n is now on our counters, and will be sold
at the lowest prices TOR CASH; consisting in
part Of
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAklNG CLOTHS,
SHAWLS AND PRINTS,
MOURNING DRESS
GOODS Il SHAWLS,
Cloths, Casslmeres, aud Vesi.ngs,
Tickings,
oheetings,
Table Cloths and Diapers.
Towels, Toweling and Crash,
NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS.
Cash buye Will find it to their interest
to examine our stock before purchasing.
K. G. KAL:E. VT. AcCAuLEf.
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TO FARMERS
COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

W ITO T
EN.OUk, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed,
Il f"uAcco. Hay, Lumber, Slaves. Tan,
Bark, sheep, Calves, Poultry. Eggs. Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Ganic, Vcge-
tables, Wool, Rag, Furs, Shins, Fruit,
Green and Dry. &c,
Can have IL, IN we'll sold at the Highest Price
III Baltimore. with fun K turns Always within
Ten Days oi their reaching the Guy, by for
wardn.y to the Commission House Tor Coun.
Try Produce Ut
z. E. MARINE.
n. E. Couer Of Frederick Il Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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5cIe1t poctrp.
From The lady's Friend. for Aprl.l
THE LIFE THAT Is TO BE.
by CAEOi.lAE A. BELL.

What is best we may not see,
In the life that is to be;
But with longing heart and eyes
Gaze we up to clouded skies,
Thinking. feeling, knowing we
Cannot trace our destiny.
Like voyager at sea,
Steering over steadily
For Il tar.oif land that lies
Under glorious, sunny skies;
So through mist and spray sail We
For the life that is TO Le.
What is best we may not know,
In our pilgrimage below,
Ever striving for the goal,
Though with weary, i;.inting soul,
Till with spirit eyes we see
All the life that is to be.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hercb" given that application
~ will be made TO tho Conmi. sluners OF
Cecil county, at their first regular meeting.
after the 18Th day OF April, next, for tnc
binding of County Bridge over Uunowingn
Greek At Dorsey's fardng, on the road from,
Port Deposit to Lancaster, Pa.
nAt 10 5w,
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"a -pCA ACCLAIM
Port Deposit Feb. "a, lc6l.

A. Gottschalk & Co. have taken the store so
long occupied by A, Gottschalk, aud would in
lorin the public in genera. that they will con-
stanty keep on hand IL large stock OF Mems
and boys Clothng, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
Shirts, Drawers, and IA well-assor;ed stock OF
Gen,iemcn's Furnishing Goods, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods Trunks and Naiises, which will be sold
at the lowest city PRICES
A. GOTTSCHALK & co.
Port Deposit, Fec. "a, I-6l lmarch 1885,
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Port Deposit, Fec "a, 1861. march 1913
COSTAR'S
EXT Z NJ INATOR s.

For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bel
bugs, Moths IN Fus, Woolens, &C., In
sects on Plants, Fouls, .Animats, &c.
Put up in &c. soc. aud 81 90 Boxes. Bot
ties. aud Fasks. So and S. sizes for 10
rELs, PUBIC INSTITUTE ms: &c.
"Only inf,lliable remedies known"
Free from Pui-ons.'
Nut dangerous to thu Human Family"
Hats come out OF their holes to die"
Co Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
q Sold by all Druggists and Retailers
everywhere.
D!! BEWARE -! of all worthless imita-
tIon..
@ See that " CosTAR's {" name is on each
Box. Bottle, and Flask before you buy.
y Address HENRY X. COSTAR.
" PRINCIPAL DEPor 4o2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
- Sold by all Wholesale aud Retail Drug.
sIsts IN ElHi"n, MI.
mar 10 1864