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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1865

Dv. J. j. Lorreace:
DEAR Sir: / take pleasure in recommend OF
your ROSADALle ~ . very powerful elite rati We
have seen IL used In two cases with happy results
-one q case Of secondary ~ philis, In which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken Ave bottles Of your medicine. The other q
caos Of scI0foia. Of long standing which rapidly
Improving uuder its use, and the indications are
thai the patient will soon recoy r. have CAREFUL
" examined the formula by which your RossdaIIs
10 made. and fnd IL an xcellent comp ound Of az
teratiye ins rodents.
Yours truly, B. w. CARR, IL d.
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BASE BALL.-Te-day, the Maryland, of Bal
ti.nore, plays the Olympic, of this city, on the
Madison avenue grounds, in Baltimore, at $50
a. m. The Enterprise will visit WashinL ton 10
play the Union, of this city, this afternoon
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PETITION or BuTCHERs.--The folio wing pc
dtion Of . committee upon the part OF the
butchers asd dealers in the Centre Market rs
ben forwarded 70 Hon +. G. Ing-rsoil, chair
man Of the Committee of the Dfstrlct of Co.
lumbia: y.s.-. 90 N |E7I :.
Hon. y. G. TngsrseI, cAnir~sn cow.,,ss of
Dsrt,t y co'smoia-StR; We. the undersigned,
q com mittee on the part Of the butchers AMI
dealers OF the G. ntre Market, would respect
fully Gail your attention to the great in Justice
tbat VIII be done us by the removal Of the
pres ume that n il not generally known by
yourself or committee OF which you are ths
chairman, that perhaps nineteen. twsntieths OF
me ou, e now ocenpyins Stalls in tae
ing from one Thousand to two thousand dollars
and il the market IL removed, they do not only
lose the money they have Invested, bat great
many OF them are not able to rebny In the New
Market, as they Will have TO come IN compe-
htion with Spectators and butchers from
other cities, compelling them TO pay two or
three thousand dollars for stall, or be de-
prived OF the only legitimate means for sup
porting their families.
II he corporation will reinstate the present
occupants in the New Market then we would
not complain. But we are not aware OF any
provision Of this kind being embodied in the
bill which has just passed the Senate. We De-
sire also TO respectfully call your attention TO
the fact that we have had before your honora-
BILE committee bill for a charter IL erect a new
market house on the present site to cost not less
than three hundred thousand, nor over five
hundred thousand dollars, such building to
meet with the approval of your honorable co m.
mlt'ee and the Commissioner of Public Build.
inFs. Besides, SIR, we do not ask q dollar Of the
corporation.
Another we would state is, that the present
size Is the one selected by General Washington
for market site, and decided for that purpose
by Motley Young to the Government with tn,
stipulation that if used for any other porpose
that 1t then reverts to the said Motley Young or
his heirs. Hoping, sir, you will give this your
favorable consideration, we
Remain your humble and obedient servants
fSigned 6George w. Emmerson, Henry S
Barnes, b. s. Elliot, VIM. E. Clark
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KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
8. p. HIEDII, Pres G. GOODkON, Sect
T. d. hanson, Agent,
No. 516 Seventh Street
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ROsADALIs WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
BEAD TIE sTATEMENTs BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT.

Dy. J. J. Lawreno.:
DEAR Sir: Ny youngest dau ghter. aged q We year.
hes been dresdfully afflicted with Scrofuls e.rly
all her nfe. tried . great many Ply sicians bul
without relic wing her mach. in feet most of them
said there vas no hope of cure. During the las
spring she WAS worse than ever, her body ami
limbs being covered with sores aud blotcbes-vlfh
lace and eyes badly liberated and swollen Whilst
In this conditio d, i wes advised by DR. L. A Stith
20 Try your kosadalis. i at osce procured three
bottles, and commenced giving IL 70 her T1s sfsrt
ras magical In less than a uloath 20 INV great
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
w. W. BURNETT
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PKRsoHAL.-Wn. p. Smith, Esq, of Balti-
more, is AZ the Ebbitt House. and George Rive.
Esq, late Secretary of the Constitutional Con
yention OF Virginia is at Willards.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
ASSETS :; ,02S ,s20.
q. B. CHASE, Pres. q. NJ OORT, Sect.
r. N. HANSON, Agent,
No SIG Seventh Street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.
LIE9 AND GENTLEMEN

$40 Per Day, S.s Per Week, Sl00 for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master TO receive Checks
at Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE 1sr TO OCTOBER Isr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
or d. LELAND CO.,
my H. " as Sw Metropolitan Hotel.
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ROSADALIS.
The Great American Health RsstcfeF
he Best Bleed Purifier in he world.
DIR. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
ROSA LIS.
SAFE AND cERrAIS CURE
ANp THE oNbT ONE VET Drco,Errp)
sCROFuLA, In ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
consumption, in its Early stAess; Bnlarsenep
and liberation Of the Glands, Joists, Bones,
Kidneys. aud Uterus, Chronic
rheumatism. BruptioAs
0fthe skin, Chropio
Sore Eyes, &C.
ALSO.
sYPHILis,
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
nofAppetite. Sick Headache. Liver cou,,a
Pain in the Back, Imprudsnce in
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And all Diseases OF
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
IL thoroughly ersdcates every kind OF humor
Aud psd tsist, and RESTORES the entire sy stem 20
healthy condition.
1T is PERFECTLY HARALEss, never bro.
ducing the slightest injury.
- Used aad esdorssd b. fAe Lsadins Piysi-
ssaas srssvrAere az is ksoira.
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens, testify TO lite wonderful efhcacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March g. 1868.
believe Dr. Lawrence ROSA 70 be
the BksI ALTERATIvE IN SsE, and therefore fully
THOMAS J. BoYKlN, MD.
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ATfxxrfox is called to q notice in snother
column Of the loss Of ten dollars. Thstamoupt
was the entire wages Of q poor woman, who
has very pressing need OF Is
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wRAPPIHe PAPn for sale. Apply ., II
SrAR Once.
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ie a.-sv As..na ooIpi..Aas,MsI: y S{1FS .sssanl,

RufT11 BU Z T 1R.
We cssSeiII ,sssivins fall suIYly q hali sses
kgISs x4se. The Dah o. Ane nsw Wssesrl
:. tssleys vM INA vitl - bstter graAe OF, But.
ter, O Lever lrtcss, tAaa can b found slsexhsre
NoRTHIRH PRODUCE sT0RD,
keDH0 4ea1a. ASen ut. Mth cd Nta ates
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SPRINGFIELD r. AND M. INSURANCE
COMPANY.
ED'M. FREEMAN, Pres, y N DUNHAM Sec.
T. d. HANSON, Agent,
ell 5m No. 81 Seventh Street.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r.; Georssto.n.
KATE RESIDENCE ON THE CORNER OF
WEST AND WASHINGTON STREET, Ar

will sell, In front Of the premises, that very de.
sirsble property situated en- TIE northeast corner
OF est and eshiDgton street, and now occ q pied
BY General Pelouzs. The lot fronts 10 feet on
each street: The improvements consist Of large
Is rooms and cellar, with gas and water This
property oaers an excellent opportunity to any
certainly 10 one of the most desirable locations in
the town.
Terms: One third cash; balance In SIX and twelve
months, with interest from day OF sale, secured by
deed OF trust ontthe property; Convey ancine and
500 viii be required when the property is struck
on. THOS. DOWNING,
70 Is eod6ds Init Auctfoneer
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THE WEATBER.-The Thermometer at Frank
Inns, from IL to o'clock to-day, stood So de-
grees in the shade
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The MUNICIPAL OPFICEs.-A second caucus
OF the Republican members of the Counci
was held az the residence Of Collector Hail. H
street, last evening, for the purpose of select
ing he corporation officers, and the session
was very harmonious one. Among others
selected were Mr.. Barker, late Sergeant of Po-
hce Of the Seventh Ward, for Harbormaster:
Mr.. Fullalove, Of the Fifth Ward, for ASSIST.
ant Harbormaster; T. II. Langley, Of the Third
Ward, for Clerk of the Northern Market The
selection OF Ward Commissioners was left 10
the ward delegations where the delegations are
Republican. Mr.. Chas. Heimb Der will be elect
ed for Commissioner of the First Ward Chas.
III Peters, tcolored,) Second Ward; John R.
Wright, Third Waro. The selections for the
other wards have not a. yet been made
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OHRoN1o LIVER coxpLAIHr cURrp

This 10 to certify that I was cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint By DR.. LavrebceS Ross1siis
Tor long time, cd trying various medicines with.
know u several others In THIS county cured
through the uoe 81 Rosadalis, and 10 can be found
IN nearly every house in my neishborhood, aud
THOMAS THORN
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
O. J. MARTIN, Pres. j ii. WASHBURN, Sect
T. NJ. HANSON, Agent,
No. $40 Seventh Street.
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che FUEL'
~ CHI ZAP FUEL
COKE can be had, for Q few days, at the rate of
eight cents per bushel, At the works, by leaving
orders ct the Office Of the Washington Gas light
TO-, NO. 412 lHh street. jy2lw
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TEE RIVER Front. July g. Goveranert
BAaJ.-Arrived-R evenue-cut Northerner,
MCGOWAN, from Baltimore.
F0UJsr's WAaIf-Arrived-Sehr. Charlss A.
Jones, Grim, from BOSTON, with furniture for
District merchants 6ailed-Schr. Z r. Far.
Der, Cobb, for 0eofgetown, to load coal for
Boston. .'--. i.. s.rTF
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THE ROSAnAUUS

. not secret medicine. The articles from vhic h
II 10 made are published around each bottle ami il
10 used and recommended py the MedicAl Faculty ,
wherever II has been introduced, as Q POSITlVE
and RELIABLE Medicine for Dis ssses Of TN.
BLOOD, Liver and KIDNEYS.
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RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN pIsEAs

ROsADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, n. o., Sept. Is, 1857.
BEAR Sir lin 1851 my son, nov aged i've year.
vas vaccinated with what proved TO be impnc,
matter which completely destroyed his health
De has been afficted with iuveterate and = K
treInely troublesome Erxpfioa Of ths Skis some
times breaking out In sores, &C. Rosadslis Wa.
prescribed BY my family physician, DIR: A d
came and remains sxtireIy es!i. Yours truly,
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TIE Soldiers and Sailors National Repub-
hcan Execut We Committee, of which Col N
resolution adopted at the recent meeting in
New York of that body, have appointed q GEN.
trail committee for this District The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been named Major
$ r. Harrington, Major A. H. +. Hahn,
Colonel r. J. Hinton, Captain A. ID
Brock, Major Fisher and Chaplain Carl
Dainer. The committee met yesterday even.
ing, and organized permanently; Colonel Hin.
ton being elected chairman, ana Major Harrine.
ton secretary. The committee Will take i'm
mediate steps for the organization of the Bows
IN Blue" establishment of open headq uarters,
aiers' clubs generally,
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WAsHINeroNIANs AT TIE NEW YoRK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q the members of
the Washington Schuetzen Versin, who have
returned from New YORK, where they went to
participate in the grand national Schsutxep.
fest, report that tie affair is eminently success
full. The omcaa1 distribution OF the prizes will
take place on Monday next, and il Is expectad
that severa Washingtonians will be on the
list. William Flammer, Of this city, secured
one Of me silver medal prizes in the shooting
on Thursday. There will Be Q grand celebra-
ton al the park to-day, grand sacred concert
tomorrow evening. and the oncial distrfbu
ton Of prizes will take place on Monday.
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Apumb Der Of excursions were N ade down the
Potomac to-day, and every vessel which could
be had was broughr into service Tue Potomac
Ferry Company had two OF tkeir best boats
running 10 6lymont, and each trip that was
made they were both crowded with an orderly,
respectable class of persons The steamer
wawasel- belonging 70 the same company,
o. de an excursion this morning from Cone
river 20 Leenardtown. where she will remain
all day, and retnrn e this city to- morrow eve
ming. Watts bay, which usually has dozen
or more sailing yachts riding al anchor, is
completely deserted, aIt thu boats having been
chartered by parssrs desiring 20 spend the day
on me wafer. 0ther points along the frort
have been stripp'd OF these ffitie sailing craft
and the scene presented By tbsir skirgming oy or
the surface Of The Potomac Is lively one to
look nj. TIE steamer Arrow, Captain Stack
pole, made her usual trip 10 Mount Vernon
fhis incrning caYry ing down an increased un-
fpr Of passengers. and az 4 o'clock this aft-r-
noon took another party down 70 he same
place,
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lAvY BOUATInsI NAVY pOUNrIssl,

NAvY BouhTInsl NAVY BoUNTIssn ..
SAILoAs~.d NANTES f.nd hair, vho .,,,,,
q durtnS the late wsr Tor three years On the AJie
ghAny" 81 Baltimore or Anna1oGs, Whsther Vnev
~ csHing uISp or Writing TO W. n. TII.EYfON
3Al y street., Washingson, d. o.. - jelec iIss
TH1 lAfIolAL SAFE DIPOeIrs 00.
= RAnI q Weshingsos, D. O., chart srsS 5,
Gssrs.esc, Of 0Overnnsat Bends, S2Iv 3 2nc ss
v1usbls iaDsss, md al descriItiors of' ysusbjss
80 iish @ biE:osor; q Srevs. u. B. CS ocSs
0sp, o. lvsss, D. ?. Ssydsr, xssSsD e W4s,rssa.
81. brown, President; Q. Q, !. Iva{ =. W. Srs.s
ssssSvn. = HassnGtsn, TrssssFsR II. RI nycsr
o. Aosrs-ss =. to u. =. =
A TTIH1I0N, BOYS l-Jssasf e Bird Kjts1. /,
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numbsr of the Odd Fellows of this CITY
spent iLe day at La urel Nd, where the mem.
b-rs Of Patuxent Lodge, and their fami lies en-.
loyed an cid Ia hioned basket picnic Jos
II. Escayaille. Esq, was the orator, and ad :
dresses Were delivered by other disting uished
membeTs Of the Order from Baltimore and this
city.
The Sunday school of 81. Martins church,
feoiOred,l Rev. Father Beroti pastor, assem-
bied AZ the church on Fifteenth street this
morning, and marched 10 the grove of Howard
University, adjoining the Seventh street park
under escort Of the Butler Zeuaves, W here they
passed the day very Pleasantly. Appropriate
cddresses were made by several disting ais he'd
orators
- Rsca aJiiss-Eaxie Tent, No. 2, and Phie-
pix Tent, No. l2, with banners and regalia,
purb~ring about two hundred, assembled at
the Baltimore depot NJ seven o'clock this morn :
ing. and proceeded on the train 10 Laurel
xhsre they we're 10 be received by their breth-
r,u and spend the day
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ROsADALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY IN AL
CHRONIC DISEASES

BDOM G. w. BLOUNT, ESQ. ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation Of
the Ear and Partial Deafness of ten years stand
ne, BY Rosadalis. GEO, VI BLOUNy
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EEARLY NINE PEI CENT.
AND II rs BELLEvED THAT THEY MAY
SOON BE AT A PREMICM

EBARLY NINE PEP CENT.
AND II rs BELIEVED THAT THEY MAY
SOON BE AT A PREMIUM.
The Company reserve the hight 20 advance the
price 70 rate above par st any time, and will not
Ill any oroers or receive any subscr1 ptsOns or
which the money hss not been actually pasd al the
Company once before the time OF such I'd vance
Parties subscribing Will remit the par value OF
the bonds and ths accrued interest IN currency az
the rste OF siy per cent Per annum. from the date
Will be received IN WASHINGTON By
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
RIIrEHHoUsH, FowLIR q 90.
and In New York
AT fHE CoMPANYS oFRICG, No. 90 MAS
sAU STREET, AND BY
JOHN J. CISCO 4 SON, BANKERS. No so
WALL Strict,
And BY the Company . advertised agents through
out the United States.
Rsntnasoes sSosld Be made in d-ar, ~ o,h,,
,ssas pay - Nsr York, asd tke Bosds ,ot!I b.
sesiyre q eAdyse ~ .efs-s express. Parfles Sss-
sptotss hyotsh local asssfs vail look 20 fks1 for
PAMPHLET AND NAP POR eee has ,u.,
peen Published by the Company, gfving fuller in
FORMATION than IL possible in 30 advertisement
respecting the Progress OF the Work, the Re,
seaIcee o. The Country travervsd By the Rosd. the
ho sshs ,Ir Qonsfrpction and the Value % the
agents. JOINT CISCO
Treasures, New York
1ey 70, ISe my n-WAS nm
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hereby certify that am personally acqusiuted
with the above named Ply sicians and they are All
gentlemen Of resDectabilty and standing in this
community. T. o. DAVIS
Mayor OF Wilson, N. e.
January II, 1868.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

On Tuesday last the property belonging
to the heirs of the late Garrett Cox, of this
town, consisting of farm, and several
houses in Middletown, was sold at public
sale at the National Hotel. The farm at
Armstrong; Corner, containing 1T acres,
was sold to Martin e. Walker, ESQ. of
this town, for $11S per acre, $13,SO6
The dwelling house occupied by Mr.. A.
G. Cox and family, and the house adjoin-
ing, were sold to j. NJ. Cox, Esq. the first
named for $500, the second for 81 900.
The Carriage Factory was bought by J.
NJ. Cox & Bro. for So, 600; total amount
of sales $21 ,506.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

A BACKWARD SPRING.-Before the last
heavy snow storm. which set in on the
10th, many of our farmers had made their
preparations for Spring plowing, and some
had commenced, but the snow suddenly
suspended their labors. Here is the last
of March, and from present appearances
the ground will not be dry enough to throw
into burrows for week. Farm-work will
be very much behind hand, and the hus-
bandman will have to toll hard to catch
up with the advancing season.
The journal Of the Farm, published in
Philadelphia, contrasts the present season
with that of last year. 1t says:
The present prospects of the coming spring are
worthy of brief consideration. 1t is not unin-
teresting to compare the season with that of last
year, and note the difference. In February, 1867
we had some warm sunny days, with the ground
free from frost. Those on the alert for early op-
erations had commenced to remove and trans
plant trees, and were suddenly arrested in their
untimely haste. The truck gardener had good
opportunity to prepare his hot beds for early
salad, and caulifower, and asearly as the first
week in March the first crop of peas was sown.
How different is the present season Our Feb
ruary just passed, has been unusually severe for
this section. No open weather. Not q sight to
be had of naked mother earth And now March
comes with unrelenting severity, and ties up the
hands of those who had prepared for spring op-
erations.
And, it might have added, it is going
with unrelenting severity. But, it is no
use to complain of the weather; it will
have its own way, in spite of all our i'll
natured animadversions. Let us make
the best we can of it, and console ourselves
with the reflection that it might have been
worse.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28
Delaware Affairs.

LOST CHILD FOUND IMBEDDEp IN Ior
A small child, SON of Robert Harron. st
Davis paper mill, on the Brandywine.
near .Chadd's Ford, was missed on Satur-
day, the 18th of December last 1t was
very cold morning, and since that time the
child has not been heard of, until Tuesday
morning, the 10th instant, when it was
found in the Brandywine creek, imbcdded
IN cake of ice, near Rockland, about
three miles lower down the stream. On
@ tne 18th OF December the mother came to
wilmington, in company with Mr.. Davis,
and the child wanted to come along this
was not allowed, but it was directed to 90
to Mr.. Davis house, about a hundred v.rl.
distant, where it was in the habit of ...v-
ing IN the absence of its mother. The
enid and his dog were noticed together
about that time, and it is supposed he at
tempted to follow his mother and went
down to the creek. There was ice on the
edge of the creek. An hour or two after.
the dog went to the house Of Mr.. Davis.
but being unacCompanicd by the boy, one
of the family Immediately went to the mill
and elsewhere in search of him. But no
traces were found. Nearly the whole
neighborhood turned out, and ransacked
the fields and woods and examined the
creek. The mill race was drained off. The
day was very inclcment and it showed hard :.
The pursuit was continued for several days.
Bills were posted and a reward offered,
The entire community sympathizes with
the afflicted parents. A Gipsy party had
been in the neighborhood Some time af-
ter, news came from Ohio that the child
was with the Gipsy party. Similar infor-
nation was conveyed to one of the parents
by fortune teller who was consulted. Jt
was only last week that money was sub
scrlbed, and the father went to the Gipsy
camp III the western part of Pennsylvania,
in pursuit. When he got there, it was of
course found to be a mistake.
The body of the child was found bx
some So boys who were hunting for muskrats.
They observed it lying ON the top of
cake of ice. which had hoatcd to the shore.
They secured the ice to the shore, and
then went and gave notice at Du Popt's
powder mill below. The ncighbors as
scmblcd, but the body was not recognized.
Some one thought of the lost bow Mt Da-
Wis paper mill and word was dispatched
to his parents, and at the first siyht of The
child the mother tainted It's appearance
was quite lite-like-every lincalnent and
feature perfect-its clothes all the same as
on the day it appeared-striped stock
lngs' shoes and little gums over them
Del. Gazette
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

Brick making would be highly rcmu-
nerativc business to engage in here in
Middletown. The demand for brick for
building purposes, would be very brisk
if they were manufactured here. New
streets have been laid out, and more pave
ment will have to be laid shortly. The
Town Hall will require two or three hun
dred thousand. Who will be the first to
engage in this business, and thereby in
sure to himself fortune. Good clay, we
are told, can be had within n convenient
distance of town, and the amount of capi-
tai required is not so great as to put the
enterprize beyond the reach of men of
moderate means. Let us have a brick
yard, by all means. 1t will pay-and
pay we'll.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28
Delaware the Garden State OF the Union.

We clip the following from the April
number Of the Journal Of the Farm, pub
liahed by Baugh & Som, Philadelphia
This is the tile of Pamphlet, written
and published by Henry Il. Williams,
Agricultural Editor ". Y. Independent
giving full and impartial description of
the lands, agriculture and resources ofDel-
aware. From the position of the State, its
early seasons, (two to three weeks earlier
than New Jersey, mild healthy climate,
advantages for convenient and rapid trans
portation to excellent markets, with soil
adapted to the cultivation. of all kinds of
fruit or vegetable products it will be seen
Delaware enjoys advantages of a character
not excelled by any State south of New
York. To gardener or a fruit grower,
the ripening and gathering of crop week
or ten days earlier than New Jersey, is an
advantage worth thousands of dollars-in
some seasons sufficient almost to paw the
entire cost of a farm. There promises to be
a great immigration to that State, and as
this is the first and only pamphlet publish
ed on the subject, it will doubtless be the
standard authority for all persons going
thither. The book contains information
valuable for any general reader to know,
is printed very tastefully and contains
handsomely colored map.