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To The Martyrs OF Liver Complaint.

Among the wonderful medical properties
which have rendered HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BlTTERS pre.eminent among the health
restoring preparations of :he age, its ant-bil-
ljous virtues are not the least remarkable. No
words can do justice to its marvellous effect upon
the diseased liver Perhaps the simple words of
convaescent sufferer, who describes it as
'gong right to the spot" tell the story as clear
ly as may be. 1t does go right to the spot. IL
operates directly upon the dsordered organs,
and whether unduly active or in a state of paraly-
Sis re:tores it to condition of health. The
Sickness at the Stomach, pain between, the
Shoulders and in the right side, Yellow Suffu-f
sion Of the skin, CostivencsS, Drowsiness ano
Languor, Dimness of Sight Collie, Palpitaton
the Heart, Dry Cough, Low fever, and other
symptoms which indicate the various phases of
Acute and Chroni; Liver Complaint, are one and
all promptly relieved, and finally removed by
the action of this famous preparation, which is at
once the best of corroctves the gontlcst and most
genial of apericnts an ininllble regulator, and la
powerful restorative. Persons ola bilious hab-
it. who use the Rittarc prntrrtvn medicine
will never suffer the pains and penalties of
Liver disease or Bilious Remittent Fever,
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| The following gentlemen have been elected to
represent the city of Baltimore and the several
counties in the Constitutional Convention, which
assemblies in the city of Annapolis, on Wednes-
day, the sth day ofllay.
Allegany county.-Wm. Walsh J. Philip
Ro,uan, Jacob llobliizell, Thos. j. McKaig,
rhos Perry, Alfred Spates.
Anne Arundel county.-Thos. J. Hall Jas. r.
How ison, Luther S. Cuttings, L. G. kibourne
Baltimore dy.-Lindsay II. Reynolds, Ezra
Whitman, John II. Barnes, Isaac 5. George,
Joshua Vansant Edward +. Flaharty james A
Henderson, George NJ. Gill, George William
Brown, Bernard Carter, Albert Richie Henry
F. Carey, George w. Dobbin, J. Hall Peasants,
James Il. Brewer, } ohm Ferry, j. Montgomery
Peters, Joseph P. Merryman, John Frank, Isaac
NJ. benson, Walter S. Wilkinson
Baltimore county.-Anthony Kennedy, John
Wethered, Robert c. Barry, Ephraim Bell, Chas.
A. Buchanan, S. W. Starr, Charles II. Nicolai.
Calvert county.--John Parran, c. S. Parran,
DR.. John +. Ireland.
Caroline county-R L. Hardcastle, DR.. Chas.
E. Tarr, Tllghman Hubbard, W. II. Watkins.
Carroll county.--John X. Longwell George
W. Mann, Sterling Gait, Benjamin w. Bennett,
Thomas f. Cover, William N. Hayden.
Cecil county Eli Cosgrove Is. b. Chambers,
George r. Howard, James B. Groome, Jas. o.
Mccormick.
Dorchester county.-Dr. Levin Hanson, Geo.
L. Austin, Col. James Wallace, VIM. 7. Colds
borough.
Frederick county.--Harry w. Dorsey, John
B. Thomas, Vim p. Maulsby, VIM. S. Mcpher-
son. Frederick J. Nelson, Outerbridge Horsey,
Dewitt c. johnson.
Hartford county.-Henry w. Archer, Henry
D. Farnandis, Evans S. Rogers, DR.. John Evans,
Henry A. Silver.
Howard county-Jamcs Mackubn, Henry 0.
Devries, William NJ. Merrick, Thomas Rowles.
Kent county-Jos. A. Wickes, Richard W.
Ringgold, &. II. b. Massey William Janiver.
Prince Georges county John +. Lee, Ebert
G. Emack John B. Brooke, Fendall Marbury.
Queen Anne's county.-R. L. Carmichael,
Washington Finley, Thomas J. Heating, Stephen
j. Bradley.
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The SOUTHERN REvIEw.-We have before us
volume two, or the April numt er of this quar-
terly. The contents of the present number are
well worthy of a careful perusal, and are: "The
Origin of the Late War;" Southern War Poetry"
"The Teaching and the Study of Geography"
"De Tocqueville on the Sovereignty of the
People" The legend of Venus, " "Recent Lives
of Julius Cesar" "Life, Character and Works OF
Henry Reed " agricultural Chemistry" "Vic-
tor Hugo as Novelist, "The New America Of
Mr.. Dixon" &C This work is very ably con-
Quoted and is worth twice the price of subscrip-
ton, and is published on the first days of Janu-
airy, April, July and October, at S. per annum,
payable in advance, or on the delivery of the
first number.
All letters should be addres sed to William
Hand Browne, Office of the Southern ReUieo, No.
Spurrer's Court, Baltimore, Md.
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PoRr DEPOSIT AFFAIRS We gather the fol-
lowing items Of news from the letter of the Port
Deposit correspondent of the Cecil Wig:
On Monday our new timetable was started
on the Branch road. The trains leave at A.
NJ. and 40 p. NJ. The steamer Alice leaves
at . - A NJ. and 80 and P. NJ giving, to-
Tether frequent opportunities for travellers to
rave our town. 1t is supposed that there will
team evening train put on as the spring advun-
ces
Nore timber is coming in. 1t is reported that
the water is too high above to run. The toaters
are Preparing for trade, and are erecting shan
tles, twisting withcs, gathering their crews for
the sumner campaign.
The OILERS are drifting. Some shad and her
ring are taken The former sell from 40 to so
cents each.
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Es- The Season may be late in presenting its
smiling countenance, but NOT so DEMoRBsT's
MONTHLY. 1t is on hand for May, exuberant
with Novelties Brilliant Ideas, Fashions in their
multitudnous toms, Illustrations, Poetry, Mu-
sic, Braid Patterns, Dress Patterns Architecture,
and a host Of other valuable matter useful and
indispensable to every household. So per year.
W. Jennings Demorest, 473 Broadway, Y.
The Ayis & htelhgenctr and Demoresfs
Monthly furnished to one address for So per
year, in advance As mirror of fashions this
monthly has no equal in the United States, and
no superior in the world
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Or. sCHENCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP.

TINS great medicine cured Dir. j. H. ScnENCK, the
a Proprietor of Pulmonary Cons sumption, when It
had assumed lis most formidable Spcct, and when speedy
death appeared 10 be ncvlallr. HIS hystcans pro-
nnunc his ease rcurable when he commenced the
of this simple but powerful remedy. HIS health was
restored IN very slOu time and M return the dis
r"se ha- been HppTChended tor all the mptnls quickly
disappeared, and his PRESENT weight lhin Two
hundred pounds
since his recovery he has devoted his attention exru-
skey 10 the cure al consumption ad The diseases which
are usually COM Heated with It, AID the cures effected
ny his medicines have been very numerous aud truly
wonderful. DIR. Schenck makes profess iOna visits
era OF the larger clues weekly. where lie has arge
cOncOurse OF patients, aud II l. truly astonishing
poor consumpvts that have IL he iIrd ont OF
rages, ana Jew months healthy, robust rrr>.
Dr. SChrnck's Puimrnc y rnp. go Weed ruuil and
Mandrake L lis ave generally a QGIcG in G,ug Con
sumption. Fg!i d.. eriu,~ accompany each. Iit any
one ru TAX" lhem without 'rGig br rrnch, hit wien
I T. Curr"ui'nl IT = best to >'e lie also gives ad-
vice fret but nr iiuro2r examination VITA bus kc.l.
rDIurtI ms cIa,g is ltct d 'ilt,s.
llust ub.rrlr, Nhcn pu'tasI -, that the Two Hike.
nest Of III, Decor. on wueu Ia stag. at Goa
umptun, ana the ,Iitr as he perfect hCalh
are on the e NrIumrnt stamp.
sold ~ all Druggists aud Dealers pr 81 80 Pc bit
tlC 80 the halt zrn. All lrtrTs advice should
be addressed 10 DR.. Schrnck'- Principal Office No ID
Moth sixth street, hlladep hIa. Pa.
General Wholesale Ageuts--Denus Barnes \ Co,
New York; :. y. ilan"e, BaltImOtr. Md; john d.
parke, Cincinnati, Ono; Walker y Tay lur, Chicago
Ill.,; Collins Brns., 81 Louis, Mo. (3J uovy
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Somerset county-Isaae D Jones, Henry Page,
Thomas F. J. Rider, Purnell Toadvine James
L. llorsey.
Talbot county Henry Bateman, William
Goldsborough, Richard Hollyday, 0rmond Ham
mond.
Washington county.-Richard II. Alvey,
VIM. Motter, Andrew X. Syester, JOS Murray,
George W. Pole, s. S. Cunningham
Worcester county,. Hopkins Tarr, Thomas
p. Parker, George W. Covington, l.. P. Frank.
lin, S. 5. McNlaser.
St. Marys county R. Ford, John F. Dent,
and b. A Jumison.
Charles cUunty.--John F. Stoddert, Walter
Mitchell and Vivian Brent.
Montgomery county-G. NJ. Watkins, DR..
Nicholas Brewer, Samuel Riggs, orr, DR.. Wash
iGgton Duvall.
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Ezs- Prof. Louis Agassiz. Eminent North
American Dvines, including the Reverend Drs.
Chaplin, Sawyer, Osgood, Bellows Frothing-
ham, Hedge, Collyer, Ryder, Clarke, and Revs.
Emerson, Bartholomew Ballou, ana Hepworth.
Also Ex-Governor Blair and Philo Parsons, OF
Michigan. Also portrait Of the Vet eran Eagle
"Oid Abe" Woman's Rights and Woman's
Wrongs by Hon. John Neal; Shaker Communi-
ties Aboriginal Legends of North America
Our National Military Service-The Army Can
We Think of Two Things at Once? Pope's
Essay on Man; European Guide Books, ETC., in
April number of CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL. Only
20 cents, or 81 year. Address Fowler &
Wells, $50 Broadway, New York.
The 1fgis g. Mtetliyencer and chronological
Journal will be furnished to subscribers for So
year, invariably in advance.
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TIDE WATER CANAL-The Tide Water Canal
is now in working order, and a brisk trade is
looked for this season. Already boats are run
ming, and there appears TO be some indications
Of business from the upper canals.
The towing from Havre de Grace, for the
week ending on Saturday, the 18th inst, was as
follows: To Baltimore, 8 boats, loaded with
lumber and ice; to Philadelphia, % boats load
ed with lumber, slaves, lime, &c. and there was
unloaded on Hitchcock & Williams wharf at
Havre de Grace, boat, loaded with lumber. =
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AFFAIRS AT IIAvRE DE GRACE.-The fishermen
are about commencing their springs work,
though but little, we understand, has yet been
done. The giilers have been catching some
shad, but to what extent we are not informed.
The steamer "Alice," Captain Vanneman, is
now running regularly between Port Deposit and
Havre de Grace forming connections with three
passenger trains, on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, besides making four
regular trips day to Lapidum, from Port De-
post and Iiavre de Grace.
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CoTILIoN PARTY.-Our friends of the Mount
Vernon Odd Fellows Lodge gave an entertain
ment at Abingdon one evening last week, which,
we are told, was very successful The turn out
was large, the music excellent and the dancing,
Waiting, &C, all that any one could or ought
desire. The arrangement and management we're
perfect, and the whole thing passed off agreeably
and pleasantly. None know better how to con-
troll these pleasant little parties than our
Abingdon friends, and few take the lains TO
manage them so we'll
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A LARGE BIRD-About ten days ago, Mr..
Howard Groscup living mile or two west of
us, while out hunting along Winters Run, not
far from his residence, shot an immense bald
eagle, measuring seven feet from tip to tip of the
wings We are not very familiar with the size
of these birds, but judge this one TO be unusu-
ally large. We understand that Mr.. Groscup
intends TO have the skin stuffed. -.
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ANOTHER START.-We observe that our town
gives new signs Of life with the opening OF
spring. Isaac Amos Esq, has foundation
dug for a new building, on the corner opposite
10 DR.. Dances residence, and Mr.. Knofcr is
erecting dwelling on Port Deposit Avenue, OPP
posite A. II. Grcenfcd's store, while Mrs Ferry
has cellar dug out on Court House Lame, where
she intends erecting a subs tantial brick build
ing; and then our enterrrising friend, William
Herman, on the corner opposite Dallam's Hotel,
is clearing away, collecting brick and preprring
for the erection of a large store house. We UNI
dersand, too, that Messrs. Howard & Archer in
tend putting up, the coming season, on lot
lately purchased by them from Henry a. Ward,
Esq, three stone buildings so, altogether, we
may have lively time in town this season, as
we'll as last, which of course gives fiat denial
to the declaration of the fellow, who asserted
that the spirit ofimprovement only moved the
inhabitants of Bel Air every quarter of q centu-
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BALTIMORE COUNTY FREE Press We have re.
ceived the first number OF very handsom
weekly, published at Towsontown, bearing the
above name. 1t profrsses entire Independence,
and is edited and published by f. F. Church,
who, for many years, conducted so ably and sue
cessfully the Baltimore County. Adrocatp. The
Free Press seems 10 bear unmistakable marks OF
Mr.. Church's ability as newspaper conductor;
is neatly printed, and makes a creditabe APP
pearance. 1t has our best wishes for its pros
perity
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THE FISHERIES. fisheries about Havre de
Grace and the head of the Chesapeake have not
done much as yet. The season has been too cold
and the river too high for the success of fisher
men. The river, however, has fallen considera-
bly, within the last few days, and should the
weather get warm, the probability is that fish
will be more plenty in day or two. The gill
lers are catching some shad, but they are very
scarce and the prices high. understood that
slad were selling at Havre de Grace yesterday,
at from forty to sixty cents pair.
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SPRING GOODS Elsewhere will BE- found the
advcriis. mcnt ui Moore & Norris; % whirb we
direct attention. These grnllrnrn have nuE the
largest ami best selected stock witch they have
ever Offered to the public TIL r stoyh c,mrr-
ses IA very choice variety, selected with ,ire in
the New York and Philadelphia markets. They
are also agents for kirhy's Reaper, Armstrong s
Flows, and Reese's Bone and Guano. No not
fail to examine their stock, even if you GO not
buy.
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PUB. Doc.-Our acknowledgment are due to
Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, for a copy of the de-
bate in the House Of Representatives of the
United States, between himself and Mr.. Bng-
ham, of Ohio, on the million appropriation bill
of the U. s. Senate for the relief of the Southern
sufferers, aud the amendment of Mr.. Butler
thereto
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THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The
Board of Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Hartford county, met at their office,
in Bel Air, on Friday, the 18th instant, and
elected the following gentlemen officers for the
ensuing year: Col. John Carroll Walsh, Prcsi-
dent; A. l.. Jarrett Secretary and jeremiah
P. Silver, William II. Dallam, John Carroll
Walsh, Benjamin N. Payne and Joshua Jessop,
Esqs., the Executive Committee.
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MERCHANT TAILoR.-We direct the attention
of our readers who are in the habit of hTng
their CLOTHES made in the city, to the advertise
ment of c. Schaefer, merchant tailor, W.
South Gay street, Baltimore. We can assure
our readers, from information derived from re-
liable sources, that they can be fitted as well and
buy on better terms from Mr.. Schaefer, than at
almost any other establishment in the city. Try
him you will find it to your advantage.
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MILLINERY Miss Fanny Oldfed is prepar-
ing and will open an extensive and handsome
millinery establishment, on Main street, second
door below Moore & Norris store, Bel Air. early
In the coming week. Miss Oldfeld is just from
the city, where she has been engaged in the
business for several years, and is prepared to
furnish spring and summer millinery of the best
quality, and of the very latest styles.
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Now Is The TME.-A. Ii. Greenfield, at the
corner OF Main street and Port Deposit Avenue,
has just returned from the city, and is now offer
ing the greatest variety of spring goods which
he has ever offered 10 the public. His variety is
rare and cheap, comprising almost everything
needed by families or individ uals
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GRADUATED. In the list of graduates at the
late commencement of the Baltimore Medical
College, we notice the name of DR.. Silas Baldwin,
a graduate Of Princeton College, New Jersey, and
a native of this county.
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To CORRESPONDENTS Correspondents will
please read the notice constantly kept at the
head of this paper. Notwithstanding this notice
has appeared in every issue of our paper for the
last five years, and Notwithstanding the further
fact that we have repeatedly and specially called
the attention of correspondents to the absolute
necessity of sending their real names with their
communicate we are constantly receiving
prose or poetry for publication, signed A., B. or
G.. Communications are not unfrequenty sent
to newspapers for insertion, with objects far
different from those which seem to appear on
their face, and therefore We require the name OF
the writer as guarantee of good faith only, and
not for publication. Among great number ot
an0ny nous communications for publication late
~ received, is one by IA Der Friend" which
we will publish if the writer will furnish US with
the real name. 1t is amazing TO us that people
who write should lie 50 very tenacious about
keeping their names from the editor, when there
is not one time in a thousand that any one ex-
Cept himself ever secs or hears of the name. l.
correspondents will persist in keeping their real
names to themselves, they Eust iu.eeo the sat
isiacliUn Of seeing their productions in print
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B Ell AIR, NJ D.,
Friday, April 10, 1867.

n3-The "Fgis' has a more extended circulation
mpng III" intelligent formers and business men GC
Hartford, than TLy other rapcT IN the county No
"LOck ilnspial u other obscene ar "Lotery adyer
srnenis VIII appear in our columns ut any rrice
lrse number o. our subscribers pay their in nd
vince, and consequently just class advertisers lie
sire 10 reach.
The attention Of respectable ultimate advertise
is directed to the above Incts.
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IN J. W. HORNOR, of Parkersburg West Va, says
that DR.. H. Arders Iodine Water cured him of ScrOiua
He had 81 running ulcers when he commenced taking the
medicine Persons afflicted should make a note of this,
and send to j. r. Dnsmore So hey street, New York for
a circular concerning this remarkable remedy.
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TO CorrespoadentG.

All COMMUNICATIONS Tor publication must he accom-.
panied with the real name of The author or no aiipn
ton will he paid theu The real name OF the author
will hot b.: published unless desired, but we cannot
consent TO insert communications unless we know The
writer.
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Road Examiners Notice.

THE undersigned, examiners appointed
L by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet on the ground,
on Tuesday, the 2lst day OF May, 1867, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to ascertain and deter
mine whether the public convenience re-
quiTes the alteration ofthe public road, over
what is known as Birds Hill, and the
opening of public road, commencing at
some point between the residence of Cover
McNqtt and small stream crossing the
road leading from Darlington to Peach
Bottom. northwest of and Lear the resi-
dence Of Cover McNult, and running on
the east side of said stream, until it shall
intersect the road from Dublin, via the
Sand Bar, to the north of Hopkins Bar
rack, at the corner of William Webster's
garden.
ISAAC SCARBOROUGH.
WILLIAM NJ. ADY,
CHARLES WORTHINGTON,
apl9-5t Examiners.
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Official Vote in Hartford County.

The following is the vote in this county on the
call for Constitutional Convention, and Tor the
election of delegates thereto
DISTRICT
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PUBLIC S ALE.

THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
l. at Aberdeen, on SATURDAY, 9Th
April, 1867, at II O'Clock, M, ONE
BLACK MARE, six years old, to be sold
for breach of warranty, at the suit of Ger.
Everest, Esq.
Terms cash.
apl9 GODF REY WALTERS.
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Maryland Election Returns.

The following is the result of the election in
Maryland on the proprety Of calling a State
Constitutional Convention
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L O. O. F.

l. q q +
NOTICE The members of MT.
IN VERNON LODGE, No 26, are rel
quested to attend at the Hall, in Aling-
don, on FRIDAY, April 26th, 1867, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of OBJ
serving he day, as one of thanksgiving and
prayer, in accordance with the proclama-
ton Of the NJ. w. Grand Master.
Religious service at l02 O'Clock, A. M.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend. By order,
ROBERT HENRY,
aPlS' Secretary.
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GRACE's CELEBRATED sALVE.

ANEsGURY, MASS, OCT. 18TH 1868.
Mr.. GRACE-DEAR Sm:-Iiavine been afflicted grirv-
ousy for several weeks with severe asccss upon my
side, used several remedies for its eradication without
receiving any benefit until | applied your Sayr which
effected speedy and permanent cure therefore feel
happy to certify my confidence in its virtues
Yours with respect, JAMES BEAN.
certify 10 the truthiuncsS of the above statement,
II. ). DIAREOEN, NJ. d.
SETH $. FoWLE & son, Boston, proprctos
Sold by all Druggists at % cents Il box. Hpl9
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THE CmCus.-Forepaugh Circus and Mena-
gere exhibited and performed in this place, on
Monday afternoon and evening. Most of the
animals were rare, and all appeared in a healthy
condition. The performance in the ring was fair,
the attendance large, and good behavior gen
orally prevailed. Everything passed off quietly,
and many people saw the elephant who never
saw him before
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ESTRAY.

NAME to the residence of the subscri-
" Der, living near the Hartford Furnace,
in Hartford county, on or about the first
of November, black and white BULL.
with horEs, supposed TO be about two
years old. The owner OF the above de-
scrbed Bull is hereby notified to come
forward, prove the ownership of sad bull,
pay the proper charges, and take him away.
apl9-3t" HENRY OSBORN.
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Reg fNDREEE1'S PELE.S.-Thcse Pills are
safe and sure. They are prepared by process which
secures MI the best qualities OF the herbs of which they
arc composed, without any of their bad They benefit
Ia all cases, and d, harm in none. See u. BRAND
RE1'H is in white letters the government stamp.
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CARPETS AND On CLoTH.-Pcrsons visiting
Baltimore and needing carpeling, oil cloth, mat
ting, paper hanging or window shades ought
not fail to call at W. H. Griffiths, No. IL North
Gay street, and examine his extensive stock of
this character of goods His terms are rcasona-
ble and we are assured by those who have pa
tronized the house that it is the place to buy
AT least call before buying elsewhere. See his
advertisement in another column.