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BAPTISM OF THE ROYAL BABY
c'rom London let er 10 tue Philadel-
phia Inquirer We extract the following
notice Of the baptism Of the infant Prince
VI Wales.
How THE BABE WAS DREssEd.-I shall
no. trouble your readers with list OF
the dresses worn on the occasion by the
great personages present., only mentioning
hat The child self was attired in robe
Of Honitou lace the same, indeed worn
by its father, the Prince Of Wales, at
his own baptism, some twenty-five years
ago. 1t also wore cap Of The same,
material cloak of crimson velvet lined
with ermine and man, lie of viii satin
edged with Honi on lace. The actual
cost of the Ell ire garments was something
fabulous.
THE EMBRYO KING IN A SCREAMING
HUMOR.
do not know anything more to inter-
est in the affair. except say that the
royal baby like great many other babies
Oh similar occasions was in anything but
| peaceful mood. 1t fact he screamed
Justify during the whole ceremony, so
that the venerable Archbishop was COM
PEELED o shout out his syIlabies at the
top Of his voice in order 10 render himself
at all audible. The little u,chen was
alike unappeasable by The Establishments
OF his nurse and the caresses of his royal
grandmother, DO h Of whom essayed in
vain to 500 he him into anything like q
decent quieseeuce. If SO noisy and
'b.trepeious OIL his first appearance in
public, let it be hoped thai it may nv,
luminous of his future career, when if he
lives long enough, he becomes the ruler
of his realm.
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Select poetrp.
MY LAMBS.

loved them SO,
That when the cider Shepherd OF the fold
Came coveled with the Storm, and pale and cold
Aud begged for one Of my sweet lambs to hold
babe him g..
He claimed the pet:
A little fonding thing, that 10 my breast
Chung always, either in quiet or unrest;
/ thought OF sll my lambs l loved him best,
And yet-and yet
I laid him down,
In those white, shroudcd arms, with bitter tears
For some voice told me that IN after years
He should know noughi OF pussion grei Or fears,
As 4 had known.
Aud YET again
That elder Shepherd came my heart grew faint
He claimed dnOther lamb, with sadder plant.
Another She, who, gentle as a saint,
Ne'er gave nie pain.
Aghas, turned away;
There sat she, lovely ns al angels dream,
Her golden locks with sunlight all aglenm,
Her holy eyes with heaven in their beAm
knst to pray:
"Is it thy will 2
Nv Father, say, must this pet lamb be given !
"! tnOu mast many SUCH, uchi lLoia, ia uooNChI
And soft voice said, Nobiy hast thou striven,
But-peace, be still
O! how wept!
And clasped her to my bosom, with wild
And yearning love--lIy lamb, my pleasant child:
Her. too, gHve--tne little angel smiled,
And slept.
go! go!" cried:
r. ,,.. or -, ia, Sl,enu.. m 4il his hand
Epnn ;he nuD,eSt Of our nousenold band
Like u pale spectre, there he took his sand
Close to his side.
Aud yet how wond.ors sw Get
The look with which lie heard NY passionate cry
Touch not ny iumb-ior hi;Ii, y: - me die
" 4 i.,ie while,' he said, with slliiie Hnu sign
Again to meet,
Hopeless ell;
And when lose, the light had burned so low,
So thint, IoOni. MT see my ddrftny go,
lie had ~. buden ne uieweili bui Y!
felt iale"ei.
Mole deeply far
Than my a,,.ls ilu COMPRISED that slight frame
Though CONT but lavr ural him cali my nHi,.,
'le..l .iiuILel -Du, IN heaven twi BE- the Sd me
There burn, Tie Gar.
lie will no, take
Another lamb. J lhuugh., 10. only one
Of The dear iuid is Spares" /" be- NY sun,
My guide, my m"Illnel when tins lie is done;
My ueart would bleak
O. with what thrill
heard him ener; but did not know
(tur II was du.k) ihal he had robbed ne SO,
line Idol vi my soluble could not 60
y. heart, be still
How often il il said
sit and think. ana wonder too. som. time,
lilo. II WI. seem, when in tia; hdpps. ciI.ne
Ii uaycl vii. ring olt ike fu..ersl chine
Over the dead.
Ay! it Is well:
Well with my lambs, and with their EARTH, luide
T.e.e, pheasant rivers wander li,ey Desl,t,
Or st.ine sweet haips upon its silver tide
Ay il is we'll.
Through the dreary day
They often come from glorious gn to me;
| cannot teel their touch their faces sec.
Yet my soul whispers, they do come to me:
Heaven is not lar away
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Thursday, the 2lst day Of April,


Mkt, AT 2 O'CLOCK, Pm,
for building an Open Sill BRIDGE over
= Sandy Branch" ON the road leading from
the klkton and Warwick road into Middle
Neck, said proposals to include Masonry and
Wood work entire according to the following
specifications:
The Abutments to be fifteen feet long,
three feet high above ordinary wafer level Ui
the Branch, one and one half feet thick al
top, battered on face to not less than twu
and Onc-halt feet thick at base which is re-
quired to be not less than three feet below
water level, and deeper if necessary to Sc
cure solid foundations
The Wing Walls TO he six feet long, two
and behalf feet thick at foundations and
battered on outside face to eighteen inches
thick at the level Of necessary enbank me nts
their foundations to he Of equal depth
with those OF Ahuments at the ends next
Abhtnlehts, and secure from frost at the 9th
or ends.
The Gnard Walls to be the same length
as, and built upon the Wing Walls, eighteen
inches thick, and eighteen inches high above
proper roadway or embankment, to have
lastenings built therein Tor a white pine root
to pitch outwards.-said root to be we'll
painted and sanded.
All the masonry TO be built of good sized
stone with good lime mortar or sement and
pointed on outside.
The Bridge to be IL feet span-carriage
way .'etween side railing twelve feet IN the
clear. Side railing Of good white oak Sc.
cnrely attached and flush with inne. face OF
Guard Walls. Stills Of good sound white
oak not more than TWO tset apart and sutti
GENTLY heavy to make . substantial bridge
to rest on an oak plate Oh abutmen, aud to
be at least fifteen feet long.
The ahutments to be filled in, roadways
made of easy grade, and the work to be
completed ON or before August 3lSt, next
BY order, JAS. :. CRAM FORD,
mar -, 1864 w CPk Com Cecil county
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ElktOn Gas.Light Company.

TINE Board Of Directors of the Elktop
i Gas Light Company, will open Books,
at the Office Of the Secretary, on MONDAY,
the 2Sth cay of March, inst, for receiving
Subscriptions for Five Hundred Shares OF
Preferred Stock Of said Company, of TWEEN
~ Dollars each the payment whereof, with
il per cent per annum thereon, will be Sc.
cured by Deed Of Trust Of the whole pro-
perry and franchise Of the Company.
The sum Of Two Dollars per share will be
required to be paid At the time Of subscrib
ing, and the balance as it may hereafter be
,alled for by the Board.
The Capital Stock of the said Company
il Twenty Thousand Dollars. aud the W vrks
ire now in successful operation.
F. A. ELLIS,
WN. TORRENT, President.
Secretary.
march q, l86i.3t
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Dissolution OF CO.PartncrShip.
NEW FIRM.

TNHE business heretofore existing at Cher.
i ny Hill between Ford Il Peacock, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Any un
settled accounts to be paid to c. Peacock,
who will still occupy the old stand, and has
assoc lated with HIM DR.. r. G. Carter, who
will conduct the business under the firm OF
Peacock & Carter. The retiring partner Is,
B F. tenders his thanks to his patrons for
the liheral patronage received, and hopes the
public will find it to their interest to give a
hearty support to the new firm. He conceu.
trates his business At the Pivot Bridge.
Cherry Hill, Mar. l6, '6i.
STEPHEN b. FORD,
mar l9-3w.s CHARLES PEACOCK,
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !

See that the signature of C. NJ Jackson :? iss
.he Wrapper of each bottle Price per bottle, -
cents or Half Dosen for 81.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the arN-
sic. do not be put off by any Of the Intoxicating
send to US and We will forward, securely packed.
by express
Principal, Ofice and Mandatory Ma 63t Arch
Street. Philadelphia. JONES b EVANS,
Successors to C. M. jackson i Cos
July Is, lS83.-ly. Prprietors
Vyx ole b. d. II q. krcAxLI, HhsA
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ATTENTION, sOLDIERsl
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to tho fact that Aoofanda
German Btters " will cure nihe-tenths of the
lent to camp ife. In tho lists, published almos.
taily in the newspapers on the arrival Of thu
sick, it will bs noticed that very large proper.
ton are suffering from debility. Every CASE ef
that kind can be readily cured BIZ Hollands
Ierman Eitters We have no hesitation in stating
that If these Bitters vera freely used among our
soldiers hundreds OF lives might be saved, that
otherwise would be lost.
The propris'or, are daily receiving thankful let
tors from sufferers in the army and boss itais whs
have been restorat to health by tao use Of these
Bi,tsrt, seat ~ then by their frlsads.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
PIVOT BRIDGE,

IF practice and experience in any depart
Il ment Of business are Of value, tho sub
>criber has had some twenty years in mer-
chandizing, and having located at PIVOT
Bridge (stand formerly occupied by J. l..
Clayton) expects to he able to afford to that
neghborhood facilities for trade not recent
" had, by keeping a good assortment Of
STAPLE GOODS,whic he WILL. sell az low
It not lower, than they can be bought else
where
O. But oSE pricc.a asked for Goods.
" Terms strictly CASH, or Produce.
y Orders taken for Lime.
u Cash paid for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Po-
tatocs. Straw, &c.
o. Call and examine for yourselves.
mar 10 St. STEPHEN b. FORD
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NOTICE is hereb- given that application
~ will be made to the Commissioners OF
cell county, at their first regular meeting
alter the 18Th day Of April, next, for the
building OF County Bridge over CunowinE"
Greek ~ Dorsey's fording, on the road from
Port Deposit to Lancaster, "a.
nsy lo-AV.
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SODA CRAcKERs.-Seven teacup.
flower, one half ;eacup but err, Nv"
teaspoonfulls cream tartar, one teaspoon
full soda; rub these thoroughly into the
-four; add one and half cups Of water:
work thoroughly: pound the dough lll
it snaps.-Bake quickly.
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Agricultural.
ROSES.

This is the most favorable month for
planting all kinds of garden roses, which
must be done as soon as the wea her
opens, and the ground is in proper
state. The earlier they are planted the
more perfect they will flower. Never
delay planting when there is an opportunity
for, if delayed until the leaves are e1-
banded, the bloom will bear no flowers,
and the plants meet with premature
death.
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GOLD CAKE One cup Of. butter,
TWO cups Of sugar three cups -four, Que
half cup sweet milk, yolks of three eggs
and white of one egg, one teaspoon
crean'- tarar, oue-half teaspoon soda:
favor wi h lemon. Use the two whites
left for frosting.
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYM &COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
TLOuR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves. Poultry, Eggs, Ba.
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &C.,
Can have them we'll sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for
wardlhg to the Commission House for Coun.
try Produce OF
g. E. MARINE,
N. E. Coner Of Frederick II Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
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Cecil Bank.

TlNI1E STOCKHOLDERS of Cecil Bank
L are hereby notified ih,t an election fnl
nine Directors, for the ensuing year, will h
held at the clearinghouse, on MONDAY
May 2ni, between the hours of 10 and |.
o'clock. N. CHAS. II. IAINES,
mar 10 Nv. Cashier
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LUNCHEON CAKE.-One pound -four
one-half pound raisins, chopped, one-halt
pound sugar, one-hat pound butter;
two eggs, oue-half pint molasses, dark
spices, one half teaspoon soda, dissolved
in teacup of warm milk.
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HAMs.-how to preserve. Mr.. Roberr
Wilson, of Fairfield, Conn, says he pre-
serves his hams from flies, &c, by pack.
ing them in GA s. In the fail he mixes
his oats with corn and griuds them to
make more ham
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CARD.

HAVE associated this day HENRY HIN
L LEM aud SIMON HEINEMAN in partnership
with me, under the firm Of A. GOTTSCHALK
4 CO., to carry On the Clothing Business, at
my old stand, the Granite Post Clothing Huu
Thankful to my friends aud the bublic gener-
ally TO! the patronage 50 literally bestowed on
me, would solicit for the Firm continuance
of the same.
All persons indebted to me will please call on
James liogg, at the store OF Gottsrhalk l. Co.,
and close their accounts Immediately; other
wise they will be placed i'll the hands Vi al offi-
ccr for collection.
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CLIMBING ROSES.

Many of these, when allowed to grow
year at er year without pruning, become
unsightly: they never bear flowers or
the old wood, that is, wood Of three or
four years. Having tendency to throw
out young shoots from the b. tom of the
stem, the old wood should be cut on,
hus encouraging the young wood, whic!,
the second year bears the most and finest
flowers. In severe winters the extren-
tiles of the shoots are frequently killed
and we have often seen all the wood
black brown, apparently dead. When
tina Is the case, it is best to leave il,
until they begin to grow, which will
show wha is dead or alive. when they
eau be pruned to be ter advantage.
DEcIDUoU ORNAMENTAL PIONEERING
The earlier the plan ing of these
shrubs is at ended to in this month, the
more will their groth and Towering be
promoted, having all finished before the
buds begin to expand. They should
never DC pian'eu 10 lhck; ont leaVe
space for them o.grow az hey respec lively
require, and accordingly as they are
desig ned for open or close strawberries,
clumps or thickets. Have all in readi-
ness, that it may be done ", h as much
EXPEDITION as possible o prevent their
roots from being dried by the sun and
wind in the line of planting. Make the
hole intended for their reception round
capacious, and deep enough to hold
their roots, without combining them in
the least, and loosen we'll the bottom,
putting new and fresh soil under their
roots, breaking and pulverizing during
tho operation, and frequently shaking
the plant IS your progress in SLING up.
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PorrIR's LANDING, Caroline county, BID.
NR. = Il. MARINE Having been niately acqu,int-
ed with the character Of Your business, having extended
t'!"ui ttic over Seiis tr any ,iuduce,
accounts nave proved hitatactury auh in the future
expect To patiUiZc your huu>e. My advice To all pea
having Gram produce 10 extend to a Conmis.
SION Merchant. may rely cuni dentiy, having NJ" the
'east apprehension, but ind LJnrst in all respects
Yours, 30. STEVENS.
march lY. loU4-;tn
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SPRING GOODS.

A FULL assortment of Seasonable Goods
at the lowest prices for CASH consisting in
part of
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKlNG CLOTHS,
SHAWLS AND PRINTS,
MOURNING DRESS
GOODS Il SHAWLS,
Cloths, Cass,meres, and Vesitngs,
Tickings,
Sheetings,
Table Cloths and Diapers,
Towels, Toweling and Crash,
NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS.
Cash buyers will find it to their interest
to examine our stock before purchasing.
R R. G. G. Rss.I. W.T.. AecAuLEY"
GROCERIES.
TAN be had at the Cheap Store /" all
~ grades White and Brown Sugars, Mo-
lasses aud Syrups from so to 81 Rio and
Lagnyra Coffee; all the popular substi,
tutes for coffee, viz:
Am. Excelsior Coffee, Ditto Mocha, Broad.
bent's French, Green, Black, and Japanese
TEAS; LARD, CHEESE.
BACON at the lowest prices for cash or
trade. W. T. IcCAULEY.
mar ~.
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vienna, Dorchester county, Nd January LIST 1854.

VIENNA, Dorchester county, Md January LIST, 1854
MIR. I. L. MARINE Allow me ON the beginning Of
the new year to extend to you my hearty cograt-
nati"ns for the satisfactory manner which You have
gwen me for several yeais The sale f
which nave Entrusted u uope in tho fu
ture that may be able to Increase those consignent-
'nd that you wi frvm the public very liberia,
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
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TOFFEE MILLS.-A large assortment
~ of Coffee Mills tor sale cheap by
mar qa-lS ). ". STAPLES.
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A. GOTTSCIIALK.
Port Deposit Feb. q, 1864.

A. Gottschslk & Co. have taken tho store so
long occupied by A. Gottschslk. and would in.
form the public in genera, that they will COR
stantly keep on hand large stock of Mems
and Boys Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps,
Shirts, Drawers, aud well-assorted stock of
Gentienlen's Furnishing Goods, Jewelry Fancy
Goods, Trunks and Vaises, which will be sold
at the lowest city prices.
A. GOTTSCHALK & co.
Port Deposit, FEB. "a, 1864. march l9-3t
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Mr.. i. f. MARINE Sir We that YOU al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory for all the
business We have had you do for US, and always
recommend any PERSONS that we know to you and YOU
names for any recomlne ndation that you
may want. Yours
December 18th, 1868. SPENCER WRIGHT.
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HARDWARE.-A large stock Of Build
i l. ing Hardware and Carpenters Tools
l"r sale cheap by +. ". STABLES.
march 10
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To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC

After eight years connection with Mr.. F. Marine, ~
Grocery and Commission Merchant, take pleasure in
recommending HIM business man, strictly correct
and must say that he has my entiio confidence.
WM. VI. McMANAN, Sheriff.
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" The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liquors) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
nles the order.
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we" <A1'A1 v dtAS
SPRING ., GOODS!
VIM. M'CLELLAND'S
NEW STORE in the HOLLOW,
OPPOSITE u. CUMMINGS BAKERY.
lust received
JLADIES' DRESS GOODS,
MUSLIN AND PRINTS,
DELAINES, TRIMMINGS
Of al kinds; large lot Of Ladies' HOSIERY
and GLOVES in variety;
Gentlemen's HOSIERY and
GLOVES in variety NOTIONS
of every kind Ladies' COLLARS,
and RUFFLINGS, BOOTS and
SHOES, GROCERIES,
MEATS,
FISH,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, &c, &c.
Our friends and patrons, both In town and
country, are respectfully invited to call and
see our sock Of goods before purchasing
elsewhere. WIN. McCLELLAND.
march %, 1864
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BALTIMORE. Fe 18th, 1864.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher Z. Marine for many
years past, we take pleasure in stating that know
him to be gentleman in whom tho utmost cvnfdenc
may be placed in the transaction Of business He is
prompt attentive obligng and Reliable.-Hobert Tur-
ner, ESQ, Dealer in Fertilizers; John W. Run Co.,
Dry Goods 4. $. Faey. Druggists c. u. Tppett
East Baltimore Conferencn Kew. A. G. Marlatt b. Is.
c, Meehancsburgh Pa; Rev. A.drcw Manship Phila.;
John W Randolph, ESD. Cashier Fells Point Bank H.
aac 2. Cook. Register of Wills; Armstrong Berry.
booksellers Tucker Smith Boot and shoe Dealers.
baltimore, Md Hon. L. Holiday Hicks u. 5. S. Cam
Pa
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From Rev J. Newton Bro-s, o. D., Editor Of The
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.

Prom Rev. J. Newton Bro-s, q. D., Editor Of Tie
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or reeonnes
Patent Medicines in general, through dis.rust q
their ingredients and effects I yet know of ne
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to the
benefits be believes himself to have received frou
any simple preparation. in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit OF others
do this the more roaiily in regard to Hoot.
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR. C. N.
Jackson. of this city, because 1 was prejudicsi
against them for many years. under tho imprcs-
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
| am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them. when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use Of three bottles Of these Bitters. at the
beginning of the present year, was followed BY
evident relief and restoration to degree Of bod
lily and mental visor which had not felt for six
moth sbefore and had almost d,spaired of regain.
ing. therefore thank lod aud my friend foe
directing me to the use Of thsm.
J NEWTON BROWN.
Philada, June %, 1861,
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BRIDGE PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Com
L nlssiuners vi Cecil county, to be directed
10 them at their flee, in Elkton, till
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Rock HILL. Kent CO., Md, December 2l.t, 1868.

Rock HILL. Kent CO., ND, December 21st, 1863
This lie to certify that during the last Blk years. have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. +.
Il. Marine, IN business; and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him pract
cal, industrious business man. OF most unquestionab h
integrity possessing the confidence of all business
who know him
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
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l loved them SO,
That when the cider shepherd Of the fold
Came coveled with the storm, and pale and cold,
AUD begged for one Of my sweet lambs to hold.
babe him g..
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs.

Arc not 4 new and antriei article. but have
stood the test of at,eon years trial by tho AmsI-
can public; and their reputation and sale are net
riyallei by any similar prsp.rat on
The Lroprietors bavs thSusAAls VI Letters GEea
the most eminent
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CLERGYMEN.
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS, and
CITIZENS,

testifying Of their swn personal knowledge 70
the beneficial eHssts and medical virtues Of these
Bitters.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TG STRENGTHEN YOU,
Do YOU WANT GOOD APPETlTE'
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD Up YOUR CONSTITUTION
Do You WANT TO FEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT ~ GET RID W NERyOUSNESSf
DO YOU WANT I'm EkGYi
Do You WANT TO SLEEP WE'LL
10 YOU WANT BRISK ami VIGOROUS PEELINdi
II you do, use HooFLAND'5 GERMAN
BlTTEHS.
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No Alcohol Bad Whiskey!

They will Cure the above diseases in ninety. ains
cases out Of hundred.
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DENTON, Caroline county, Nd.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

march q, l86i.3t