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Dee. ..-6m.
THE GREATEST TONIC
o + Il II l. A q l..
Morning Star Bitters.

This wonderful rONlC Is unequalled a. a
igae, Bii'oIs ItterMitLHt aHd Reaaifteat Ftcers.
IL Is also invaluable in NERVOUS WEAK.
NESS of all kinds, as IL will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful pcrmanenee.
II will be found totally different from any
other Bitiiers, and is 50 pronounced by many II
the best physicians in the country.
II contains 40 .Hintcaior Poisonous yaai,,e,
NJ, - composed eitrsiy ~ i,gcto
BE uetter.
For further proof aud a,icststiom 81 IT.
invaluable preventive aud curative properties.
see the published references Of medical gentle
men of standing. WIN have examined its ner.
it,, unanimously agreeing that no mineral or
other hurtful substance, 50 often found in tho
20 chilled vegetable bitters of the day. can be
discovered in this truly hcAlthml aud elegan,
preparation.
Thomas King Carroll. NJ. D., Church Greek,
Nd; J. 6. Carter. ~. D.. So East Baltimore 81.
Baltimore, Nd. y. Hessecamp, Chemist and
PharInaccutist,1 10 Hanover st., Baltimore, Nd.
J. II. Porter, Pastor Of the South Prcsbytrrian
Church, Baltimore, Nd; =. J. Mitchell. No.
?I5 Canton Avenue, Baltimore, Nd: W. Pow
er, 100 LombzTdSt. Baltimore, Nd. Dinsmore
4 Kyle. I6g Pratt Street. Baltimore. Nd, aud
many others.
re- For sale b. Druggist, and country
Stores generally.
WHOL ESALE DEPOT
At THE COMPANY'S OFFICE.
100 Soah CAarlea Street,
BALTIMORE, M.
Jss-For sale by X. WILLIS, Agent.
Tcwsontown, Nd.
April L.. Is67.-Iy.
The Cheapest and tho Best
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Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.

Our Great Annual
MENOING SALE
FALL AND WINTER
OIL OF H IN G.!
slsS.ooo. slsSyooo. slsS. 900.
slsS.oOo. sls5. 900. slsS.ooo
slsS.ooo sla5. 900. sls6, 900.
OF MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
OF MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
l,eoe Boys suits. 1000 Boys SUITE.
1000 Boys suits.
1000 Boys Suits. 1000 boys suits.
1900 Boys Suits.
loco Youths Business and Dress suits.
1000 Business and Dress Suits for Youths.
s.eOO Buslne.. suits from SIS to $50.
Business Suit, SO; si2. slS. SIS, ego.
Business and Working Pants Iroln % 80 10 $40.
$3.50, -, ~, -, 80, u, -, ~, so for Pants.
Fancy Dress aud Plain Pants from % to $40.
Casa Vests at 81 $3.50, ~, $3.50, -, all wool.
BLACK Pants at ~ %, w. -, 20. $40.
Boys Clothing Special Feature.
ouths Dress and Business Suits a Speciality
Mems. Youths and Boys Suits Reality.
5000 Men aud Boys Overcoats. 5000 Men aud
Boys Overcoats from 90 20 $40.
Overcoats Overcoats. Overcoats. Overcoats.
We are now offering the largest stock Of Cloth
ing in the city, al the lowest cash prices also,
all styles Of piece goods for order work.
Mems. Youths aud boys Suits for Business aud
Dress. made In the most superior manner
The best talent employed in the cutting de-
partment.
We have also opened a Hat department un-
der the special charge OF
HARRY NICELY, TnE LivE HAtrER.
aud he 10 prepared 10 show all his old custom
ers all the latest styles OF Mems. Youths and
Boys Hats, at
MARBLE MALI NAT STONE.
No. IS Baltimore 81.
SMITH, BROS. 4 CO..
Clothiers. Tailors and Dealers in Gents Fur.
nishing Goods,
rs aud 20 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Nov. ., Is67.-tf
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT /!
AWFUL SLAUGHTER or THE ENEMY
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
OF THE FIELD.

THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
OF THE FIELD
THIS terrible yet desirable result has been
Il brought about by MILLER's RAT KILLER,
one OF the greatest discoveries Of the age. II
never fails but always does the work effective
ly: dead shot not only 20 Rats aud Mice. but
10 Reaches, Ants and all other kinds Of vermin.
Among the many advantages IL possesses over
all similar preparations, are the following
II eau be placed with safety anywhere, as IL
contains not particle Of that most dangerous
aud nfammable Of all known substa noes,
PAoSphorgs. which enters largely into the COM
position Of all other Rat Pastes sold. and which
sometimes causes serious destruction OF proper
~ by fre--wc would. therefore, advise farmers
and Others who have much combustible mate
rial about their premises. hot 90 Use these phos.
phoric compounds. ~ they run a great risk
thcrcfrom.
Our Paste y composed Of ingredients ol which
Rats and other Vcrinin are specially :ond oi,
hence they will eat IL when thoy refuse other
kind. II never hArdcns and becomes worth
less like those Phosphoric Rat Extcrininators.
but always retains its proper consistcncy--loscs
none Of Us poisonous properties, acts promptly
and efficiently in the destruction of these pests
Of humanity above mentioned. Rats AFTER eat
ing IL have raging burning thirst which com
pels them a. leave their holes la search of
water. and II the proper pTscaution be used 10
have no water open about the premises. they
will 60 off To find il. and lie elsewhere. For
particulars sec wrappers ON bottles. Try
bottle; We will guarantee IL ia every instance
10 u" a. we cay. Prepared only by
4. J. MILLER.
" y. Howard street, Baltimore.
II. WILLIS, AGENi. Towsontown, Nd.
June Soy.
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Family Grocery.
Uams q Hutchins,

uamB Il Hutchtns,
GAR t. HIGH STREETS, BALTIMORE
Inform their old friends and customers, and
the public generally, that they keen ON hand
WINES AND LIQUORS, in wood aud glass, for
medicinal aud other purposes; superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpowdcr, Young Hyson
and Black Teas Java. Lagura and Rio Coffee
Loaf Crushed, Pulverized, Clarified and Brown
Sugar Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Farino, Rice
Flour. sage, Yeast Powders, sardines, Sauces,
Pickles, Extracts. Salad Oil, Pure Spices, Figs,
Raisins, Almonds. Crackers, Cheese, fne and
coarse Salt, Table and Dairy do, Syrups, New
Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, Kerosene,
Lubricating and Lard Oil, Tobacco, Dupont
Superior Canister Powder, shot, Gun Caps, 4c.,
all OF which we will ,cll at the most reasonable
price,.
ALSO. they now have connected with their
Grocery store, adjoining il or High Street, a
store for the sale Of
GCANoS. PIIOSPHATES OF ALL KINDS.
P0UDRETTE,
GIouNDSLAsTER.
CEMENT, &C.
1G-GRAlN and FEED Of all kinds, Baled
Hay and Straw, Field seeds. and Country Pro.
ducc OF all kinds.
n8-The highest Cash Price at all times paid
for Oats. Corn. Potatoes. Eggs, and all other
Country Produce.
sss- With n determination 20 keep the best ol
goods aud cell on reasonable terms, they hope
to merit a continued evidence OF public favor.
ALFRED lJAMs.
J. ALFRED HUTCIIiNS.
June :, ls65.-iy.
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u A q L. -
Felt. Cement and Gravel Roofing,
rs THE BEST IN USE. and has been well
Il known for 6fteen years.
We guarantee all new work for Ave years.
II is better than Tin, aud costs half - much.
mD~Oid Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are The only manufacturers OF ROOFING
MATERIALS In Maryland. all Of which We
keep constantly on hand for sale.
D9-Tin Roofs aud Iron Fences painted with
our Patent PaFahine varnish.
PAGE, BROS. A CO.,
III Smiths Wharf.
Mach Z IaAh- An.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
LONDON
d i O Cd p AN ACE A!

The Grca' iiferatire & BiOod PariSes.
the most pert ct vegetable compound Of al.
L ieraiives. ionics. diuretics and diaphoretics,
making It the most effective. invigorating. rem.
Ovaiiug and blood cleansing cordial known 20
the world. For the cure Of scroiula or Kings
Evi!. tutaneous Diseases, Erysipelas, Boils,
.........-........... Pimples and Blotches on the
Face. Sore Eyes. Scald Head.
h.ond0n letter Affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Rheumatic
u L. % d ID: Disorders. Yellow Jaundice.
Salt Rheum. White Swell.
Pahaeea. ings, Mercurial Diseases.
General Debility, Pslpata-
''''''''''''''''''''' tinn and Fluttering at the
Heart. Consumption, Asthma. Syphilis and
>yphilitic Affections. inflammation Of the Blad.
der and Kidneys Pains in the Back, Dropsy,
&c To the broken doSn female IL gives life
and energy. by restoring the powers OF nature
when health again succeeds the feeble form and
pallid check OF the sufferer
Nothing eau De moro surprising than its in
MIGRATING effects on the human frame. Per.
sons all weakness aud lassitude. by using the
PANNcEA, at once become robust and full Of On D..
crgy under it, influence
Ladies who have palecomplexion and dark
about She eyes. blotches and pimpes on the
lace. rough skin or fr-ckles. and are " out Of
spiriis. should use a bottle or two Of LoSpOS
Btoor PASAeEA. Il will cleanse your blood.
remov" the ircckles and blotches. and give you
animation. sparkling eyes. fine spirits and
beautiful omplexion. Try il.
sfs- Price 81 90 Per Bottle.
Tho genuine have LoNnoS BLOOp PASAcEA,
5. \. Fpcrz. BALTIMORE. Mn. blown in the bot
tie and my signature Oh the wrapper.
\. a. FOUTZ,
Nanufa9Arer Proprietor. Balto. Md.
WI. :. SHEALEY. AoEST,
Jan. -. ls6s -ly. Towsontown, Nd.
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HtALL AT y. u. CLEAvELAND cO's.,
~ JOS n. Gay 81, door FROM 'FRONT.',
bsi9re purchasing youf PAIL AND WIN.
TEN Dhf GOODS. tAug ST.
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Treosi Trees Trees

A Tour Nurseries. located In COW NsTOwN
n nesr the York Road, We offer val. .,
liable assortment Of FRUIT. 0RNA.
MENTAL SHADE TREES, EVER.
GREENS PIONEERING SHRUBS Ia eIeal
variety aud Of various sises, 10 suit the mosl
Apples, Standard aud Dwarf Pears. Cherries
do, Aprtcols aud Plums, Peaches of the most
desirable kinds tor Orchardss also grown on
plum stalks for 0aElsn culture. Together with
cnsslnts Raspberry, blackberry, GO0sbeFTy and
strawberry Plants
Also. Usage Orange for HsJRing, Rssss, Dab.
lies, Fancy Nosegay and zonale GeFaniums,
With other bedding.out Plants Il moderate pFi.
ces. W. u. nRACKENRIDGk
Reb. SIN.
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NJ IL L E RS
Rat and Mouse Killer

A FILL GROWE RAT WEIGHS ABOUT
4 FOUND, and WILL DESTHOT
FIVE BUSHELS or CORN q
A TEARss
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Groceries, Liquors, dc.

Groceries, Liquors, dc.
CHEAPi CHEAPil
For cash!
@%'2 gAgy@
WINES, LIQUORS AND SPICES,
Are now selling at reduced rates a. the
OLD FAvoRITE STAND,
Il. W.. MOFFETT e. BRO,
iOa " Coy Street, corner Front
Baltimore, Md.
Also, have constantly on hand
Prime Maekersl aud Herrings by the Barrel
and Half Barrel.
SYRUP and MoLAssEs, good and cheap.
Black, Green end japanese Teas Of all varie.
ties, fresh and fragrant Green, Roasted and
Ground, Java, Laguayra, Ceylon and
Rio Cohees, and Package coiIets
OF ALL KINDS
Coal oil, Fish Oil, Whale Oil aud
Meats Fool oil.
SOAP. CANDLES, STARCH, VINEGAR
AND SODA.
Coffee Essence, Bacon, Tobacco, Fine and
Ground Alum Salt. Matches, BrooIns. Black.
ing, Ac. Also, n general assortment. of FAM.
lily GROCERIES, POWDER, SHOT, 2c.
Uaa- Call and ascertain our prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
DON'T FORGET 1T. the well known OLD
| CORNER Of Gay and Front Sta, Baltic, Nd.
| n S7sSpccial attention IL called IN our Stock
Wy Of OLD RYE WHISTLES, FRENCH
BRANDlEs. PURE RUNS and GINS.
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Miscellaneous.
g A y p "A II rs
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER
A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident 20 the Horse
aud Cattle.

A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident 90 the Horse
and Cattle.
FINlllS Powder has been used many years on
II the largest Diaries In Holland and switzer.
land with the greatest success and 10 highly 70.
commended by the most skillful Veterinarians
IA Lung Fever and all diseases incident 10 the
Horse and Cattle. Having been tried Ia many
cases with the best result. We feel u our duty
TO draw the attention Of Farmers and the pub
lie Ia general TO this Powder. aud We are con-
WINGED that the use Of II will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from great loss.
REFERENCES
G.H. Michael. Baltimore county; Jno. Smith
Jr., PIkesville; Richard Price, Sup't Stables Of
the Baltimore City Passenger Railway; Edw.
oNeil. Alex. Riddle. Holiday Son, Florists
NJ. coriing' Cattle Dealer, and many others.
Ceff.Geate If .iohH Dsrcse.
Mrs,ns. CHAs. a Wv. cAsrARI IL have been
using your Horse and Cattle Powders as pre-.
tentative against disease. for five months past,
and prefer them Ia any that have used. My
cattle seem 10 like them, and their appetite
improves from the use Of them. When my cat
tlc have had coughs. found them Of benefit
recommend them rs superior In my opinion,
to any now before the public:
sudbronk Farm, near Pikesville, Md.
MEssRs. CHAs. a Wv. CASPIAN 81 have been
using your Powders for Horses and Cattle, up.
On the horses under my charge and have found
them superior 10 any that have ever met with.
They give the horses good appetites and keeps
them IN fine condition, as any one may see,
who will take the trouble to look at one Of the
"Olivc Dairy" horses.
JAMES TAYLOR. Jr.,
Foreman Olive Dairy, Baltimore
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GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS 4!

GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS :!
TyCEi
To ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BRANDiEs.
WINES. TEAS AND GROCERIES
Having purchased the interest Of D. r.
YOE, IA late bushes Of Green 4 zoe, IS ".
Baltimore Street. near Holiday ST., am
prepared 10 offer great inducements 10 Gus.
tomsrs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Keep constantly on hand large and well
selected STOCK or GOODS, consisting in
part Of
GREEN 4 BLACK TEAS.
Of choice chops;
COFFEES-Java, LagIyra. Rio, 4c.
English aud American
PICKLES. cAPERS AND CONDIMENTS,
OLIVES. ITALIAN MAcCARoNf,
AND vERMEcILLA.
Fresh taned Fruits Of all kinds, Gained
Meats and Fish. Foreign and Domestic Pre-.
serves and Jcllies. have on hand fne
Stock Of Old
BRANDIEs.
WHISTLES
AND GIN which offer To Hotel Keeper.
At ih" r'fy io'ecst Prices, and ask a call.
THOMAS W. GREEN,
~ West Baltimore ST.. near Holiday
April -. ls67.-ly.
SPEARS
Preserving Solution,
FOR PRESERVING
YEATS.
CIDER. &C
For sale by
C. W. BURGESS a SON. AGESrs.
I66 y. Gay Street, Baltimore.
Efs-A liberal discount 10 the Trade
Baugh's Raw-Bone Phosphate.
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE
X Ia O Il @ = p o = y Ia n @,
MEXICAN GUANo, &C.
HARDY'S AXLE GREASE. the best in use,
aud large and well assorted stock Of
GROCERIES,, TEAS, BACON, &C.,
which We offer for sale at az lowest prices.
ee- All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE
bought aud sold.
&. ". BURGESS a son,
100 North Gay Street. BALTIC.
May l.. ise7.-iy
e. @. HIPsLEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
GROCERIES,
TEAS,
WINES.
AND LIQUORS
No. ls4 n. Gay street, Baltimore,
FINESDERs thanke To his friends for their ior.
Il mer very liberal patronage, and by prompt
ness and attention "a business, will en-
deavor 81 merit a continuance Of theirkf41
favor. The public are respectfully in AH.&l
vited b. examine our stock Of CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. Our imported
and domestic LIQUORS are selected with the
greatest possible care. Families may confde
In the PURITY Of an article ordered FOR mcdi-
einal purposes and proprietors Of Hotels may
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
ff-All of which will be sold at the lowest
CASH prices. Jan. ~. 1857. --iy.
WM. l. NICHOLAS.
Successor 10 ~. wHErLAS.,
No. l42 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
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BERGER 4 BUTTS
EXCELSIOR
AND "AMMoHlATED"
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF lime.

FARMERS aud Dealers are respectfully re-.
ierrcd b. ia. above FERTILIZERS ~ being
prepared IA the hes, manner. thoroughly reli.
able aud ia every way calculated Ia give uni
versAl satisfaction. They are extensively
known. being us'i with great success during
dent that all who buy The above Fertilizers
will receive full return for their outlay, no.
only upon the crop manured herewith. but
even for several years upon grass and other
after crops.
Il. J. RUTH 1 CO., AssSTs,
NJ. ID Bowly's Wharf,
July o.. ls6I.-Iy. Baltimore, Md.
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Prices :

! b",c''O,a ,or I'ati'"g o. Ma"aefS NgrHg Bed.
( Ist.-- Measure 1 inches FROM the head board
aud pat on the hooks for cross bar (bl.
ID Measure feet from cross.bar ID. and
/ put ga hooks fpr cross.bAr (al.
I'd At inches from the foot board. put un
5 III" hooks "r the safety bar, which should i,e
nn inch l"wcr than the other bars.
! ith.--I the cross. bars 81 that the outside
holes shall bc not less than three OF more than
five Inch". BON the side.rails Of the bed. BE
very par icul. that the cross. bars ft the hook,
/ snugly, sId H. them com pletcly, and that they
arc perpcndcuag.
jth.-Cu, the ,lat, 1" the proper length. ~
/ that thcr. shall be- one inch clear space be
tween the ends and the head aud iout boards
draw on the spring, with the slai clasp towards
, the heal aud foot boards respectively insert
! the springs in the holcs ia the cross.bar.. and
/ the bed H. ready tor use.
! 6th.-Bc especially particular L. lit the cross.
! bars snugly a the hook. aud that the spring,
stand perpendicular.
! 5th.-Thc felt is a. V. placed under each
spring. 10 prevent noise.
ISAAC TIFFANY,
Aseu, Tor the states Of y aryland aud virginia.
and for the sale of city. County, or State
Rights for the above States.
GENERAL PATENT AGENcT 0ETYCE.
No. 30 Second ST.,
March lin. BALTIMORE, Nh.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
W. I3S NORTH CAR STREET.
BALTIMORE.
RICHARD ARMIGER,
wHOLEsAL 4 RETAIL DEALER IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
! ALSO,
wOODENwARE
HARDWARE, &C.
The public are respectfully invited 10 cal
and examine my stock Of TUBS. BUCKETS,
! CHURNS. BRUSHES. BROoMs,
! BRITANNIA.
JiIA NNED.
AND TIN WARE
! KMiVe., Forks, Albata Spoons. &c.
| CHINA 4 GLASS WARE,
! And every other description Of Housekeeping
Goods aud woodenware, at the very lowest prI
ces RICHARD ARMIGER.
l3j y. Gay ST., near High. Baltic.
April d.. IsGT.-ly.
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s a m u Ell Hunt,

s m u Ell unit
MANUFACTURER or
CA NiDDLEN ~
HlRNENN, Ay4
TRUNkS, DC. ak.4tlSu
oO2 Baltimore Street,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL. SITS
BALTIMORE, Nh.
20. ALSO, ON HAND,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HORSE 60 PERS, BUFFALO ROBES, ac
Dec. ~, lss7.-ly.
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To Farmers, Dairymen and Country
Merchants.

To Farmers, Dairymen and Country
Merchants.
ALI VINO IA rs EOI SALE
FLOUR. GRAIN. CLOVER A FLAX SEED.
TOBACCO.
LUMBER.
SLAVES,
TAN BARK, SHEEP. CALVES. POULTRY.
Eggs. Bacon, Lard. Butter, Cheese. Wool.
Rags. Furs. skins. Dry Fruits, etc.
(tAN have them well sold At the hi ghest price
~ ia Baliimorr with full return always with
in ten days IT their reaching the city. by for
warding Ia the Commission House for Country
Produce. OF D. y. MARINE
so Frederick 81. near Pratt. Baltimore.
s0-Th highest charge made IL Fiue Psr
CsHt GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
(except liquors. purchased aud forwarded with
despatch, when either cash or trade acconlpaB.
ice the order. Sept Z. iss7.--Iy.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
I INTERESTING TO LADIES.
GROVER 4 BAKER

TAs JoliOglMg Extracts arc from he Testimony,
ThkeH under Oath, IL a a recent case pending
before Mc United States 'fateHf once,
upoH ne i -imai Merits Of ne
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4
OLD STONE HOUSE,
Corner OF Gay aud Front sts.. BALTIC.
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE IN
d II Y G 90 d 81!
Having bought the stock Of Mr.. JAMEsGET
Ti. who for upwards Of twenty years has e"n.
Quoted the Dry Goods business at this celc brat
cd carncr. and having greatly improved the
store, aud added large and varied assortment
OF all kinds of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
will sell or the old stock at great sacrifice,
and NEW GOODS at the latest reduced New
York prices.
Yard-widr Muslins 10 and ~! cents, best
Prints l2i cents Brown Sheeting, yard wide.
ID cents. worth 20 cents. HOSIERY, the lar
gest assortment in this city. from 10 cents up.
CoRsETS.-Best Whalebone aud Reed Cor
sets at 60 81 and IS cents per pair, worth Si.35.
GLOVES. Cheapest and best line in this
city. At 10. - and Is cents.
HOOP KIRTS-
at 62i and 80 cts.
10 Large assortment of Linens, Towels aud
handkerchief at all prices Prices.
A large assortment Of SMALL WARES and
NoTIONS-such a. SKIRT Braid : cents: best
Pins and Needles I cents a paper
ED~Our Stock Of Drcss Goods. Cassimers.
Cloths aud Flannels We will sell 10 defy com .
petition. JOSEPH ROSE,
Formerly James GETTY
Oh STOSE HouxE,
Corner Gay aud Front St.. Baltimore.
April -. is67-Iy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
UNDERSHiRTS 4 DRAWERS,
HOSIERY, COLLARS. GLOVES,
SEcKTlES. H'DK'FS, SUsPENDERS
A full assortment OF
0ENfS PURNISHING GOODN.
AL the desirable styles Of
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS.
LINEN BOSOM
- III / II Il $.
READY MADE AND MADE To ORDER
WEBsTER'S FACTORY,
III ". EUTAW ST.. NEAR FRANKLIN.
Oct. 20, Iss5.--Iy. BALTIMORE.
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Isl BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
Sept. II. iS61.-ly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-10

a certain Farmers club, at one oftbeil
meetings last winter, were RECALLED a
their supper with q dOdger that was
universally praised. A committee Of one
was hnaiy appointed, With a private
secretary, TO wait upon the skiiifu.
hostess and learn her choicest methods
of cooking king corn. The behest was
obeysc, aud the COMMITTEES made the fol-
lowing report:
RECEIPT Jor a Sgagle Cake.-Two ia
blesDOoAfuis Indian meal, W table
spoOniuis molssses, one tablespoonful
saIeratus, one and = half teacuEs butter
milk. The whole to be thiekened with
~ Q -four till OF the consistency OF thick
paste, and then baked hall an hour. OF
course cream and eggs improve tue mix
ture, II oBe's palate Is educated for such
delicacies.
Tie more simple the taste the greater
the Joy. We are sure that . cake made
in this way is fit to set before the king.
Il must be a matter Of patriotic pride
that q native and peculiar cereal should
be such a staff of life. Corn grows
everywhere in this country @buDdantiy
and without disease, and is cheaper than
potatoes as sn article OF beaithtui diet.
At q show OF two hundred ahd MY
specimens In the New York Agricultural
Oface q few days Ego, q Pennsylvania
lady o a $40 premium for a loaf made
as fJiloWs
Takstw I've quarts corn meal, with about
a pint ofahin) bread sponge, and water
enough TO wet it. Mix IN halt a pint OF
wheat -four and 5 tablespoonful of salt.
Let il rise and then knead wen q second
Bake one and 3 half hours. This
loaf was 3 good form, cut light, and wss
Of fair quality when three or four days
old. For eheapuess and quality this
stood pre-eminent.