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Hopeful.

The Democrat of last week in speaking OF
the election of United States Senator tc
fill the place caused by the death of Gov
Hicks, dubs the State debt nuisance and
proposes, as the Western Shore shows strong
symptoms of monopolizing the Governor and
both L. s. Senators in future, that it take
also the State debt, and that the Eastern
Shore unite her fortunes with little Della.
ware. 1t says,-''the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland with the peninsula counties Of
Virginia joining their fortunes with noble
little Delaware would make one of the finest
States in the Union"
This is all very true and the very measure
we advocated some three years ago, but the
negro party were opposed to it then, and
Judge Chambers denounced the project in
unmeasured terms in one of those famous
speeches made on the eve of the breaking
out of the rebellion, which were designed to
convey cheer and encouragement to the con.
spirsters. Now, however, things have slight.
ly changed; Maryland is a free State while
black cancer to her bosom, and the admirers
of slavery, with its untold and uncomfortable
curses to the human race, turn upon their
cherished opposition to such change in our
State lines, and long for Union to the
three county State, where faint shadow OF
rapidly vanishing slavery still darkens the
green meadows that skirt her noble river and
bay.
MARY, land did not knock the iron shackles
of slavery from her enterprise as well as her
to 20 back like dog to his
WON'T, and annex portion of her free ter
ritory to slave State whose laws would
again extend the foul plague spot over the
newly redeemed territory. Let "noble little
Delaware cleanse herself from the pollu-
ton of slavery, and then the people of the
Eastern Shore will consider the project
We notice this conversion of the Democrat
to the scheme of annexation to Delaware.
not as a project that will be likely to be fol.
lowed by any practicable results soon-for
Delaware will not accept us with our portion
of the Maryland debt, and the Western
Shore will not consent to let us go without
carrying with us our full share of that liabil-
ity-bus the dreadful shifts that party,
whose very existence is inseparably connect
ed with the shareholders rebellion, makes
to get where even nothing but the odor of
slavery exists, still points as plainly as the
needle to the pole, that its instincts are all
for slavery, and beyond that it has no pres
ent, no future.
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ANOTHER The Columbia


and Port Deposit Railroad Company are pc
titioning our Legislature for the privilege to
enter our State and terminate at some point
on the Delaware Bay or River. 1t is under
stood that it will run from Port Deposit
through the fertile regions of Cecil county.
Nd, and connect with the Smyrna and
Bombay Hook Railroad at Smyrna, if the
latter can obtain charter, Of which there
is little doubt, as the bill has already passed
the House with but one dissenting voice.
and unless something unforeseen turns up.
there is little doubt of its passage through
the Senate.
The main object Of the Columbia and
Port Deposit Railroad Company is to find IL
shipping point leading to their coal mines,
New Castle being now occupied by another
interest. BY running to Smyrna it would
have two outlets to deep water, viz: to the
Delaware Bay by the Smyrna and Bombay
Hook Railroad, and to the Chesapeake. near
Easton, by the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad. They ask no further aid than the
simple right of way. If these railroads can
be constructed, the advantages to the citi
zcns of our State Gas the present transporta
ton is inadequate) in transporting fruit,
grain, coal, humber, lime, &C., can hardly
be estimated. -.Smy'na (Dei.) Times.
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Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the All-Wse and Great
from the cares inccnt to human life our much-rcs-
pcced and beloved Brother Exc. NATHANIEL LYNCH.
after severe and protracted illness, contracted while
IN the service of his country which he endured with
the 1orttude of a true soldier and patriot. And
whereas. II gloom now pervades our hearts. vet we
must submit to til" will of an All-Wise and Gracious
Providence who only wounds to heal and while we
cannot cease to lament the heart-rending privtion
under which this Council now weeps. And whereas.
the death of Our muci-rcs pectcd and beloved Brother
Is another striking admonition of the frailty of this
mrrinl tenement, and trusting that may profit by
this dispensaton Of providence; therefore he it
RESOLVED, That the brothers of independent Coun-
ell No IT, q. t. A. NJ, deeply lament the death of our
late Brother, and that the sympahes of this Council
he extended to the family of the deceased the same
time assuring them OF our coincidence of this late
aitrling dispensaton and of the deep sorrow with
winch this Council Is now penetrated, in their be-
reavcnent and atfction.
RESOLVED That in this hiSpcnsation are called
upon tn unite more firmly in the bonds of brothcrlv
love" that We may he prepared to these aliic-
tons, when our members are called hence. with u
firm reliance ON Him who doctll all things well.
RESoLvEn That we wear the usual badge of MOURN
my Tor thirty days. and these resolutions he entered
on ~" minutes and copy he to the family of
the deceased and published in the county papers
j. n. BENJAMIN.
JACOB GILBERT.
w. p. +. WHARTON,)
Norti East, Feb %, $50 Committee.
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Over one thousand of our soldiers arrived
at Annapolis on Wednesday, from Richmond
Their condition is represented as wretcned, and
from the Boats. Col milford, the efficient and
capable Assistant Agent for the Exchange Of
Prisoners telegraphs that in consideration of the
prospects for speedy delivery of our prisoners
now held by the Rebels, it is deemed inexpe-
dent to forward from this date either funds or
supplies to any person now in captivity. Such
packages and remittances as have accumulated
at his headquarters will be returned to the par
ties who may have forwarded them.
The occupation of Columbia by our
forces took place on Friday, the 18th. Gen
eral Sherman shelled the city the previous
day from the south bank of the Congaree,
and at night crossed the river, when Beaure-
gard made off with his forces. The Rebel
treasury note printing establishment was at
Columbia.
On Friday, the 18th inst, the Rebel
flag OF. truce Boat Allison, whilst returning
to Richmond, was blown up by running on
one of the torpedoes they have planted in
the river. The boat went down instantly,
and it is believed but few of those on board
escaped. There were no prisoners on board
at the time.
Seventeen States have ratified the amend.
ment to the constitution abolishng slavery -
The Legislature Of New Jersey has passed a
resolution to let the people vote on the subject
in that State, at the NEXT general election.
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PUBLIC SALE

TINE undersigned, as Agent for Mrs. Ann
l. Reese, who is about to quit farming, will
offer at Public Sale, on tho Psarce Farm,
miles south Of Elkton, on the road leading
to Chesapeake City, on
Friday, the 18th day of March, 1865,
all her valuable Stock, Farming implements,
and Household and Kitchen Furniture,
naming in part 20 head of Work ~
and Harness Horses, a very fine Es&2>
EN-T-.N Carriage Horse, suitable N-.A
~N1s,for ladies or children: Q Yoke of
~ NOxen, 3 head of Mich Cows, 8
head Of Young Cattle, 9 head of Hogs
Mower and Reaper, in good order, Van
Wiekle Fan, Corn Shelter, Roller, Wheat
Drill, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Shovels,
Spades, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Scythes, Double
and Single Treos, Family Carriage Farm
Wagon, Mill Wagon, Ok Cart, Sleigh and
Bells, Carriage Harness, Wagon and Plow
Gears, Bride and Saddle. Hay by the Ton;
Corn Blades by the Bundle Bacon by the
pound her interest in As acres of Wheat in
the Ground, well put in.
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding, Tables,
Chairs, Looking Glasses, Carpets, Cooking
Stove, lot Of Dairy Fixtures, with great
many articles not enumerated.
This sale is worth the attention of Farm
ers. as all will be sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of 800 and
under, cash all sums over $50 q credit of
six months, with approved security, bearing
interest from date.
~Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. N.
DANIEL BRATTON, Agent.
Feb %, lS65-3w S. Burns, Auct.
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GoDEY's LADy's Book for March is on our
table. 1t contains fine steel engraving
"The Shadow on the Wall" double steel
Fashion Plate, and large number of Pat
terms, &C., for the ladies'. These, with the
stories, sketches and poetry, with which the
Book always abounds, make it the most
popular magazine in the country, among the
fair sex. The publisher says there were
1,5l2, 900 numbers of the Book distributed
in 1864. This shows its popularity. One
copy, one year, $500, two copies, So. 3d.
Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.
FlETM DlsTRtCT. Feb. DIST. 1863.

Iffh htHfhftf{ req. ZlSb, 1000.
DEAR WHIG ALLOW me to tender my
respectful acknowledgements to yotr bril-
liant correspondent from the Sth district
"Observer-in view of his impressive and
fattering suggestion that Pilgrim should visit
''Mount Pleasant alias Mexico" Much as
desire to cultivate the acquaintance of the
learned and refined, cannot, for awhile. at
least, in view of more important engage
ments, make pilgrimage to "the great
horse, OK, cow, pig, sheep and dog empori-
um." l am not dealer in live stock-have
no taste for the pleasures of the chase, or
the frenzied exhileration "lofy tumblng,
black eyes and bloody noses" &C., produced
by excessive indulgence in the use of ''the
ardent" If there are no other attractions
in that delectable locality, Mexico has no
charms for Pilgrim. presume observer
is man of experience-"h seen years.
garnered up large amount of knowledge,
and is probably great moral reformer. II
so according to his own account) he is now
engaged in the cultivation of sterile soil,
and will greatly need the grace of patience.
However, all moral heroes, to greater or
less extent, are purified in the furnace of
affection. Let "Observer'' take courage.
"Lives Of great men all remind us
We may make our life sublime;
And departing, leave behind us
Fnp irtS IN fha nll
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[ADv..l

/ THE. P.erFN MoNTHLY.-We are assured
that the demand for this new monthly mag
azine is unprecedented, owing principally to
the fact that every subscriber obtains an ex-
celleut work, well worth the price of sub
scription, and at the same time receives an
article of Jeweiry as present, worth from
FIVE to ten dolars-compared with the prices
of such articles in retail stores. The sub
scription list to the Pacific Monthly Is be-
coming immense, attributable to the enter
prise and liberality displayed by its proprie-
tors: Send in your orders for the Monthly
early, and secure the numbers complete for
the year, which make, when bound, two
handsome volumes.
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FACTS ABOUT THE 7.3O,s.
THE ADVANTAGES THEY OFFER.


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its engagements and the national debt is a first
mortgage upon the whole property of the couptry-
While other stocks Actuuc from ten to fifty, or even
a greater per cent, Government stocks are always
comparatively firm. Their value is fixed and reli..-
BILE, beyond all other securities for while thousand
speculative babbes rise and burst, rule they are
never below par and are often above.
Irs Imrn. Jxryprsr Tho orxrr., r,., -, ;.,.o..
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have returned to you only the same KIND of money
you would receive from the Governments and less of
it. If you invest in this lon YOU have no trouble
Any bank or banker will obtain it for Won without
charge. To each or bond are aft xed five "coup-
ons or INTEREST TICKETS due at the expiraton of eoch
successive '''i-!c'"' Inc holoer vi more mas SIM
p! I" cut OH one {" these coupons present 1t to inc
nearest Dunk or Government Agency, and receive his
INTEREST," the note itself need not be presented at ALL
Or coupon thus payable will everywhere he cquiya-
lent when due to money. If you wish to borrow
ninety cents on the dollar upon the notes. you have
the highest security in the market do it with. If
you WISH I" SELL 1t VIII bring within fraction of cost
ana interest at any moment. 1t will be very handy
10 nave III inc house.
IT is CoSrERTBLE into six per cent. gnid-lcaring
pond. At the expiration of three years holder e
the notes OF the 80 Loan has the option of accepting
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CoNcERT.-A concert of vocal anc

CoNcERT.-A concert of vocal and
instrumental music will he given in Elkton
on Tuesday evening next, by eminent vocal
lists from the cities of Philadelphia and Will
mington, assisted by the best musical talent
Of Elkton. The schelars of the Central
High School will lend variety to the occasion
by the Introduction of speeches, dialogues,
&C., and the reading of original compost
tons and essays. 1t promises to be striking
y interesting, and we hope it will be literally
patronized. The proceeds are to aid in the
purchase of an apparatus for the Central High
School for the illustration of scientific prin-
ciples.
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The Richmond Dispatch of Tuesday says
1t is said that n >cavalry force of the enemy
was advancing on Tarboro, on Tar River, N
c., near the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
A force numbers unknown) is also reported as
moving on Goldsboro' from New BERN along the
south bank of the Neuse. We fear there is
much truth in these statements. The enemy
have for several weeks been concentrating at
Newbern Raleigh is one hundred miles from
Newborn; Golds6oro is midway between the
two places"
Richmond papers Of Tuesday state that the
Rebel House Of Representatives hsd passed the
bib to impress and arm 20O,OOO negroes The
Senate, il was thought, would also pass the bill.
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ARTHrR's HOME MAGAZINE for March is
filled with its usual variety of family reading.
The steel engraving is ''Absent," and wood
cut, ''My Kittens" The contents are:-
Mrs. Rachel Scuddcr," by Virginia f.
Townsend; "Blind Widow, and Happi-
ness 'By the Little Graves" and num-
Der of other stories and poems. "Not Any
thing for Peace" by 7. S. Arthur, is con
t'nued. One copy, one year, $50; three
copies for $500. 7. S. Arthur & Co., 1923
Walnut street Philadelphia.
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]-)ic0.,

LYNCH-On the 18th inst, at the residence
of his father, NATHAN W. LYNCH, in the
3jth year of his age.
klNG-On the 9TH inst, at Cherry Hill. at
the residence of her son-in-law, r. G.
German, Mrs. REBEccA KING, in the 18th
year Of her age.
BOND-At Savannah, Geo, Oct 3D.. 1864,
HERBERT BoND, of this county, member
OF the list Md. Artillery, aged 26 years.
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PUBLIC SALE,

TN.lE subscriber, about to reliquish farm
i. ing, will Sell at Public Sale, At his resi-
dence, one-fourth of a mile east of Zion, on
Wednesday,, the sM day Of Mnch, 1865,
tie following described Personal Property
"a good Horses, broken TO all kinds
EY, of harness, both of them good
tSy=sA.. drivers, single or double one of
them u superior family horse; s5517,eA
Yoke Of good Oxen, quiet and MA
good to work 4 Cows. 3 of them n W
giving milk l two year old Heiter.
FARMING UTENSlLS.-l broad wheel
ed Wagon, two. horse Wagon, heavy
Spring Wagon. Mill Wagon, OK Cart, |
Thrashing Machine. with Shaker. (Wheelcr'S
patiently | Van Wicke Grain Fan, Corn
Shelter, l Revolving Horse Rake, Flows,
llarrows and Cultivators. Grain Cradle, l
set of Double and set Of Single Harness,
Whcelbarrow, Double and Single Trees,
Sprcaders and OK Chains; Hay by the Ton.
and Corn Fodder by the bundle, and various
other articles.
05Salc to commence at ~ O'Clock NJ,
when attendance will be given and Cond-
tons made known hy
ANDREW NJ. CAMERON.
Feb 25, 1SG5-2w'
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the resi-
w dencc of the subscriber, half mile east
of the Brick Meeting. Cecil county, Nd, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, 1865,
the following property, to-wt:
3 Horses, 3 Mich Cows, Hay, Straw and
Corn Fodder, Grain Fan, Cutting Box,
Forks, Rakes, 2 sets of Double Harness, Col
lars, Brides. Saddle, | two-horse heavy Farm
Wagon, two-horse light Road Wagon, Hay
Bed, Flows, 2 Cultvators, 2 Harows, Horse
Rake, Log and other chains,1 Cart Bod, Double
and Single Trees, | Whcelbamow, 9 Grind
stones ! Iron Bar, one horse Carriage and
harness, 3 Grain-cradlcs, Scythes and-Sneads,
3 large Grain-chests Corn-shcller cross-cut
Saw, hand Saw, Planes, Augers and Chisels,
] Patent Balance, / cast-iron Pump, 25 feet Of
Lead Pipe Mattock Hoes and Forks.
TS73 Acres Of Wheat in the ground.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Piano Forte, (madc by Nuns & Co., New
York; Bed, 3 Bedstcads, Bureau, . large
Mahogany Tables, 3 Kitchen Tables, Clock,
Cook Stove, / template Stove, chairs, Barrels,
Boxes, Tubs, and many other articles not men
toned.
Sale to commence at o'clock r. NJ.
Terms at sale. A. Is. NEWTON.
Feb %, lS63-3w S. Burns, Auct.
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!. S. 7-3O LOAN.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
Undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and three tenths per cent interest per
nnnnm. known
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U. 8. $40 Six per cent;
Col D-BEARING BONDS

These bonds are now worth premium of nine per
cent including gold interest from Nov. which
makes til" actual profit the 100 loan at current
rates, including interest, about ten per cent. per
according to the rate levied other property. The
interest is payable semi,nnualy by coupons attached
to each note. which may be cut off and sold to any
bank or banker.
The interest amounts tn
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN,

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18th
1854 and are payable three years from that time. in
currency, OF ere convertible at the option OF the
holder into
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SCALDED.-A little girl, about Is
month"; old, daughter of Mr.. John Plummer,
living a few miles from town, was scalded so
severely on Saturday last, that she died in IL
few hours afterwards. A boiler of hot water
had just been removed from the stove, and
placed on the porch, when the child went to
it and pulled it over on herself.
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THE NATIONAL LoAN.-The sales Of 7-30
by Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, during the
week ending Saturday last, amounted to $780,
5000 Atthis rate the remainder of the
loan will be sold before the end of March
All banks and bankers supply the loan at
par to immediate applicants.
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Hoping your correspondent will frequently
enlghten the readers of The Wing with the
luminous productions of his pen, and wish
ing him eminent success in "every good
word and work. and a happy exit Ultimate
ly from Mexico to - better country" l am
as ever, PlLGRIM.
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LEFT FOR CUBA.-Dr, B. j, Bing.

LEFT FOR CUBA.-Dr. B. j. Bing,
Dental Surgeon, Of Elkton, left for New
York, on Thursday last, from which port he
will safffor Cuba. His object in going there
is to make aset of teeth for gentleman of
renown, who, having heard of the Doctors
professional skill, pays him literally for his
undertaking.
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1flarric0.

ABRAMS-REED.-Feb. 7th, by the Rev.
Abtaham Dewitt, JOHN Abrams and RA-
CHEZ A. REED.
PERRI--CROUCH-On the 23d inst, by
Rev. j. I. Brown, WV. b. PERRY, of
Washington city. and MARTHA A. CRoucH,
of this county.
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NOTICE.

BY the Orphans Court Of CerH county,
February 17h, 1865.
ORDERED That the sale made and reported by
Ellis g. Chandlee, Executor of Thomas Rogers
the contrary be shown on or before the eleventh dny
OF April next; provided, copy of this order he in
serted IN some newspaper printed ut Elkton in Ccc
day of April next.
The Report the amount of sales to he $4,000
Test c. b. CUTLER
feb 10 ioho-lm Register.
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WANTED.

A FARM or Tract of Land, for which the
Cash will be paid. Address Box $50. Balti-
more, Md. dec -
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NOTICE.

A MILLER WANTED by the subscriber,
IA near Middletown, Del One who is thor
oughly acquainted with all work to be done in
country Mill good wages will he paid.
JOHN DRUMMOND.
Feb %, lS65-3w*
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PUBLIC SALE

TNHE subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
L at his residence, about one mile east Of
Principle, on
Saturday, the 1lM day of March, 1865,
the following property, to-wit,-3
Colts, coming years Old-all we'll Esf&n
En- i xA broken; pair of Mules, -NNy
NAl Iwell broken; head Of Mich
.a " IGCows, 2 of them will be in profit
10y the day Of sale, and the balance soon at
terwards; l Bull, years old.
FARMING lMPLEMENTS.-Ion one horse
Dearborn, l Plcw, Harrow, ] Cultivator, |
Corn Shelter, Horse Rake, Hay Drag, a
Lady's Saddle and Bridle, Circular Saw
and Frame, in good order; 2 Barrels of To.
bacco, raised In 1868, and lot Of Dairy Fix =
lures, al! good.
II Acres Of Wheat, and acres of Rye in
the ground.
CONDITIONS OF SALE:-Arl sums
under $40, cash on all sums Of $40 and
upwards credit of six month will be given,
the purchaser giving his Note, with appro
we'd security, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, il not paid at maturity.
Sale to commence at II o'clock NJ.
JOHN W. CLIFFORD.
Feb 20, 1S65-2w' s. Burns, Auct.
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KILLED.-John B. Rowan, who left
this county in the fall of 1862, and joined
the Rebel army, where he has served, since
then, as am officer in an artillery company,
was killed " the battle Of Nashville, where
Hoods army so narrowly escaped annihila.
ton by Thomas. OF the little band of trait.
ors, VIII" left this county for their country $
good, about that time, he is the only one,
we believe, that has been killed. Rowan
was killed by piece Of shell passing through
his body.
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NOTICE..

BY the Orphans Court of Cecil county,
February Eth, 1865.
ORDERED That the sale made and reported by
Ellis g. Chandlee Executor of Jonathan Haragan,
deceased. by ratified and confirmed, unless
the contrary he shown before the eleventh day
of April next: provided, cony of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed Mt Elkton in Cecil
county, once week for one month before the first
day of April, next.
The Report states the Of sales to be 81 oo375
Test, c. b. CUTLER.
Feb 20 lS65-lm Register.
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RAT EXTERMINAToR for destroying Rats. Mice,
- Reaches, &c. For sale by L. !. MOORE,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Feb 81, 1855 Port Deposit, Md.
pICKLES Ketchup and Sauces For sale by
+. j. MOORE,
Druggist and Apothccary.
Feb %. 1856 Port Deposit. Nd.