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TO PrOprictOrS, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Painter.

Practical House Painter,
w vile, and the public generally. that he
for the purpose of pursuing his profession
From Ion. experience in Europe, aud many Of
the principal Towns Of America, combined
with steady attention to business. he hattcrs
himself that he will he able to g entire sntis-
faction to all who wish to have good llouse
Painting done, and will favor him with their
orders lie feels himself competent to finish
all
Graining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, &c.
His experience and skill in his profession will
enable him to complete all work il. his line at
very moderate prices
Churches, Halls. Staircase Walls, Mantle Pie
&c., finished in imitation "f Marble Rooms
Papcrcl, Panccl with Oak Paper, and varniSh.
ed in the best style.
He is prepared to paint all old and new
work, and Tin Roofs. outside. Also, inside o.
outside Of Rough custcd Walls If private or
public buildings III imitation of any color of
stone, ut one third Of the cost usua " charged,
hy substituting a composition Of his own which
has been fully tested, aud will stand good FOR
ycnrs Window Sash of private and public
buildings glazed at moderate prices.
He will also keep on hand aud for sale all
kinds OF Mixed Paints in quantities to smit pmr.
chasers. And also, great variety of paper
suitable for Bed Rooms, Dining, and Drawinl.
Rooms. lie will rnnt signs on glass or wood
at short notice.
ca" Office in the Woo.lcn Binding nljoin-
in" the Marshall House.
May -, 1858. 3 "
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The friends of DR.. J. F. McCOMB respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tan
Collector ut the next election.
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution.

EsPartnership: heretofore existing be-
L tween ENRlGHT & STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins, Wheot Thrash.
ers, Fans. de-, has this day been dissolved bv
mutual agreement of parties The Books and
Accounts of the Old Firm are in the hands Of
John Enright who is alone authorized 60 settle
the business of the.same,
JOHN ENRIGHT
RICtl'D C. STARR.
November /. 1851. 20 II
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sIy" We arc authorized to announce S. A.
HODGES as II Candidate for Tax Collector at
the ensuing election.
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The friends Of JAMES a. McCORD respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Ia,
Collector Mt the next election.
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FRACTIONS Of Squares will be charged in pro.
portion to the above rates.
cH;- Business Cards for the term Of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy. Mt Onc Dollar per line
space.
EFy" For ali advertisements set in donblr col
amn, Fifty per Cent. extra will he added 10 the
above rates. DAVIS & CREWS,
For Bannrr
LEE d WILSON,
Fnr Press.
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The friends Of Capt. e. NJ. MATTISON re
spectfully announce him as candidate 70,
Tax Collector ut the next election.
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cT- The friends Of MATTHEW McDON.
AID respectfully announce him n Candidate
for re election as Clerk Of the Court Of Gene
raj Sessions and Common Pleas, for ALbevilc
District. at the next election.
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Gas Light, Gas HIight!

WE Respectfully infoim onr friemls and
w the Pmhiic, that We have purchased
the exclusive right to sell in this District,
Danford & Baileys' Patent Self-Gene-
rating Gas Lamps,
and can supply every family with the most
beautiful and economical light now in use 1t
Is no trouble I" keep them in or'lrr and their
inPossihli,y Of explosion render them invalua.
Die. One burner will give rs much light rs
seven candlcs vt the trivial cost of about on.
cent. per hour, and can be fitted in any other
lamp at snall expense.
We will keep on han' Il supply of splendid
ParlOr and other camps,
at all prices This Iiyh. is alnptcd to Chur-
c'l"S. Hotels. Stores and Dwellings.
Call an,l see for Yourselves. at
JORDAN & MrLAUcIIIIN'S,
No. Granite Range,
Abhcvillc {. H., :. e.
April 80. 1875. 52 If
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lY;- The friends Of G. H. ALLEN nnnoun &C
him Candidate for Clerk Of the Court at
the ensuing election.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSULUTlUN.
TNIIE firm ofpERRYMAN Il WALLER was
l. dissolved by mutual consent Oh the ii rst
fJanuary.-l'arties any way indebted to the
concern. will please come forward and close
their accounts 10y cash. Tor notr.) The name
OF the firm. will he used in settlement by ci.
ther of the parties.
W. W. PERUVIAN,
W. W. WALLER
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The Marshall House.

The Marshall House.
I|llE subscriber having purchased that COM
l. m"dlous and well known Mansion,
IUE MARSHALL HOUSE.
has made every arrangement for the accom,no
datl"n OF Permanent and Transient Boarders.
and hopes. by proper attention, to merit full
share of public patronage. After the first of
October. the rates of regular boarding will be
SIS % per month.
EDMUND COBB.
Scpt3o, 1857. % If
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eSs- The friends of Capt. ". S. HARRIS,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for
the office Of Idr Collector Of AbLevilc District
at the next election.
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G. P. REMsEH

G. P. REMsE&
rs prepared TO offer his large and well 80
l. lected stock Of New Styles
HATS md. CAPS
for tho y III and Winter Tfade they are made
GatM ssriaI and will compare withStho
very bes. :stiele that Is manufactnred ;whieh
for beauty aaF snisli cann6fbe: exeeleds' ~
IERMSlHSH '&asa G. r. REMSEN, 80
80 1@1"a.st9t Colut0Bsa, SIC. !.
Dot 8, 1851 :" .HRigs@ 28g g1'f"@ 6 .a'
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T. 0 o K q II r HIS,
INllE Subscriber offers, at private sale, nad
l. on accommodating terms, the following
Property
Two Hundred and Eighty-six Acres
of LAND, about i miles from Scutlle Town.
ndj"ining lands of DR.. ". T. Jones, JUS XII.
lngswor,h and others. known rs the Kinmans
place: 1t has n good Dwelling House, new
Gin House and Screw, and other out buildings.
N H - "9
Eighteen Likely Negroes,
Mules. Cattle and Hogs, and Plantation Tools.
l would like to sell the entire property to-
gether, and good bargain will Ge sold 10 al
approved purchaser.
Address VIM. CARTER
Ninety-Six Depo., S. c.
Aug. is, 1888. IG ON
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+ O r. s 4 7, f..

4 House and LOT, III Abbeville village
~ situated on the Anderson road abu"t !,
mile and quarter from the Court House. The
HOUSE contains six fine rooms !; the LOT con
tain,
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A traveller, so the story goes, was riding
slow y along, near the close OF the day, when
he discovered, rjectng from n cabin,
shingle, on which was written in charcoal
letters, "lIotel." Riding up, he called to
the landlord, when the following conversa-
tion ensued
Landlord-Will you ave yer horse put
upa
Travcller-If you please put him in the
stable and give him few oats.
Livery sorry, Mister, but we're out O.
oats.
IA little corn will answer, then.
L.-Got me agin, stranger, the corn is
all gone too.
T.-WelI, give him plenty of hay, " wi,h
straw for his bed.
L.-Sorry, but ain I got neither hay nor
straw; but kin hitch yer horse to one Of
the trees yonder.
T.-Take him along and let me have
some supper.
L-What'll ye have, stranger9
T.-IIam and eggs, with bot bread and
hot coffee.
I've don't keep any of your nice
iixins, squire.
T.-WeII, then, let me have bit ofcolI
meat, will, cake and n cup oftea.
L..-Can't make the rifle, stranger we
don't keep city vegetables.
T.-Hang it, give me bed then, and
let me 90 to sleep.
L.-Keep cool, squire, we don't keep beds
here.
Tho, you don't keep beds here, nor
eatabIes, nor accommodations for man nor
beast What doyou keep?
l.: lenraged)-Keep! why we keep a
hotel ! Wi'at'n thunder dye suppose we
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Fifty Acre s,

and has on it Well of excellent water, and
NIL necessary out buildings. recently crec,ed-
Possession will be given on the lst of January,
1889.
For terms and further information. apply to
W. W. BELClIER,
Abbcviic G. III July 81. 1853. H.tf
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just Received

4 SUPPLY Of Frangipnnn Extract. AN
"a Eternal Perfrmo for he handkerchief.
Frnng ipanni Toilet Water
g Soap,
:" Sachets.
to which We invite the attention of the Ladies'.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
July l. 1853 If -
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sB The numerous friends Of WESLEY a.
BLACK Esq, respectfully announce him as n
Candidate for Tax Collector at the next elec-
ton.
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The Gloucester News tells the story Of
boy in oneof tho schools 10 that city who
is an inveteratc rhymester, and who laugh.
ed one morning, during prayers, atthe. sis sbt
Of rat. Being asked Why he laughed. .5ha
replied:
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MARSHALL, LEE g. DeBRUHL.
rT>HE Undersigned have associated with them,
l. in, the Practice Of the Law, STEPHEN
c. DEBRUHLb Esq. All business entrusted to
their care viii receive prompt attention.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
w. A. LEE. -
January IL. 1857. s87.tf
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saw raj upon the stair..
Coming yp toisar our prayers"
Being told that}lfe must Immediately
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or be aoggea, be auiek..
ly answered:
.liegesl stand. before Mr. Blodgett:
He'sgoIng to. strike. and I shalf;dodge it."
,Afsrner who had employed gtsen EN-
eraldIs ordered him :ha n,ile some
corn ip the sa higs coming ~in, tiie
farmer ssked !: "yY at, did ;xodt eiss,
the com p'=@To be sure ] dfd.E-ss aow:
did yodigiye itan ..Andssurs rs yesaoid.
in theS eaJ I'D Ratji6w 6lsah did yon
,giyean S1Y ca! !sses F.lfe ctaysiar wouldft
honld s,iA; apd ;sxitSt tSef ssa aboudt ssr;
| eoa1dn',Fgt abcy ssuI. lfftBosb ssIts,' 3
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ND.-MtA@% He
TNHE COP PkRTNERsILIP herssofore existiBsa
~ between H a. Jones and J; W. LiyMr..
ston, inlthe Prncticeof LAW, is this day dis.
solsed, by mutual consent. q 3"
II. A. JONES. 60
J.W. LIVINGSTON.
March 81, 1881, 4s.tf: :.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HARMONY.

NEW YoHs, April 2-The Harmony, from
Southampton oil the evening of the 2Uth, ar
rived last night. She brings London papers Of
Saturday evening.
The Bombay mail arrived at London on Sat
urdaY.
The only additional news is the attack
Lucknow, which commenced about the goth
1t Is reported in relation To the old King of
Dude, that lac has proclaimed himself King OF
India, and ordercdthe insurgents notto fight
the English, but dispense into bands of 30 and
90 ScOur the roads, and kill the English
Maun I4ieugh asked pass into Neraul to pass
his days in retirement
BarelIt rebels lost 500 in the affair ofthe loth
The rebel attack on the village of Steembar
was repulsed
Calpcer rebels were twice beaten with loss
of 200 men.
a small government post at Tallowan snS
tained AN attnck of several hours, although de-
Tended by only II men. The nsAailanis carried
off the women and children OF the defenders,
who were in the village.
Bombay export market was unchanged.
The China mail was expected ut London OF
Monday.
Several vessels of war were fitting out to re-
infnrce China
Canobert has taken possession ofhis command
at Nancy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsIIlNGToN, April ,
SENATs.-Aiter unimportant business. the
Kansas Bill as amended by the House, WAS TAX
en- up. The amendments We're read, when
Green, Of Mo-, without further explanation,
said he would submit his motion to disagree to
tLr direct vote of the Senate
Bigler, Of Pa, took the floor.
The Senate disagreed to lionse amendments,
80 agaiiist %.
H0usF-The House resumed consideration of
Deficiency Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Jones, of Tcnu., opposed several items,
particularly for the urmy. and said there was 10
evidence of rebellion in Utah. He would pre-
fer to send civil officers there, and if tie Mur-
mons would not cooperate IN the AdminiStia-
ton of the Territory, lie would repeal the or
ganic law, md give brigham Young Company
notice to quit our soil.
Mr. Lovcioy said it wonId lie letter TO eirc
out Mormon war by contracts He would not
be surprised if this would by the future hitO-
rian be called the war Of P!underers and con-
tractors
Mr. Phelps defended the expedition to Utah.
He defended the estimates 81 the War Depart.
ment. Adjourned till Monday.
On Mr. Green's :nOtion to disagree to the
House amendments, the vote was as follows
Ayes, Messra. Allen, Bnynrd, benjamin, Briggs,
Bigler, Bright, Brown, Clay, Evans, Fitch, Eitz-
patrick Green, Gwynn, Hammond, Houston,
Hunter, Iverson, Jones, Johnston of AK, john
ston ofrenI., Kennedy, Mallory, Mason, PearCC,
Polk, Pugh, Sebastian, Siidell, Thompson of
KY, Thompson ofN. j., Wright and Yulcc--:I2.
Nays-McSsrs. Bell, Frederick, Cameron,
Chandler, Clark, Colamer, Crittcndcn, Dixon,
Doo!ittle, Douglas Fcssenden, Foote, Foster.
Hale, Hamilton, Harlan, King, Seward, SimIns
Stuart, Irumbull, Wade and WiIson-23.
AbSent-McsSrs. Bates, Davis, Durkec, Hen
rlerson Reid, Sumner and TOombs.
The Senate was crowded during the discus
sion OF the hill
After the calling of several yeas and nays. to
prevent Douglas from taking up the Minnesota
bill, the Snnate adjourned till Monday.
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DEPAR EMF.

facilities for POSTER PRINTING either plain or
Ored cannot be exceed the city, We prepared
all kinds OF Posters Theatres Concerts, Merchants
others prOptness and at cheaper rates, and better
than any other establishment in the city.
vince any OF dis fact
All Orders the country for any kud Of printing viii
meet With prompt
large and well selected stock Papers Cards Inks
having been purchased for Cash. Eastern cities
NE feel confident that
entire satisaeton regards the neatnesS accuracy and
promptness with which their work VIII be done.
1nars'aSdw CAMPBELL MDERMoT
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FRoM MAsHINGToN.

w ASIIINGTON, ApIll >.
The Senate made the following eonliImatinnS:
j. 4 Martin, Marshal Western District Of Va;
l.. Silnms, Marshal of Iowa; e. p Clever, Mar
shal Territory of Sew Mexico; l.. s. Bryant,
Marshul East District of Mo-; r. S. TOmpkins,
u. S. Attorney for n. Mexico; d. w. Yoorhes,
do. for Indiana; j. 3. ClIildres, do for Middle
District of Tenn; w. u. Ray, Collector at Vicis-
burg, Miss; J. \. McNicken of Texas, Consul
at Acapulco, Mexico; C. Crosswell, Of Wiscnn-
sin, Consuat St Petersburg
The Army bill, before passing the Senate,
was amended by reducing the four regiments of
volunteers TO two.
Notwithstanding the result Of the struggle in
the House, the friends of Lecompton san
gune of ultimate success. They point to the
TACT that there was AZ majority against its
rejection, as an evidence of the disposition Of
the majority to admit Kansas III some shape
under. Lecompton.
The Senate will not concur in the amendment
of the House, and the Democratic calculation is,
that there will be n close vote in the House OH
the motion to recedc from it, and strong ef-
fort will he made, with that view; should that
fail, the disagreement must 20 to Committee
of Conferences, and on their report the question
will be presented as a finality of the measure.
Letters were received this informing, by the
War Department. from Lieut.. Ives, command
ing the Colorado Expeditions, dated Feb. / L.
The steamer had reached the ACjan villages.
All the party were well, aud no accident had &C.
Cured
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STEAMER sultan BURNED.

ST. Louis, April 2.--Thc steamer Sultan was
burned to the waters edge and sunk, near ST.
Geneyieve, $50 miles below mere, at 3 O'Clock
this morning. Is or % lives lost, among whom
were b. u. Moore, clerk Henry Eli. pilot, JO-
sepli Blackburn, watchman; the whole cabin
crew; bar-keeper, two lady and two gentlemen
Full particulars have nOtreaehed here yet
The Sultan was bound for Sea Orleans with
a full cargo. Boat and cargo are total loss -
Tue boat was valued at go, 900 and insured for
ST, 600 No Insurance on her freight. The
accounts arc so conflicting at present, that it IS
Impossible to tell who or now many are lost
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LFGISL. &TIvE NEws

RIcuypNp, april 2.-TlIc Bark Resumption
bill, fixing upon the LIST of May. has been PASSED
by both hniiseS.
The bin requiring the Independent Banks to
establish an agency at Richmond or Baltimore
for the redemption of their notes aud also re-
quiring the present Banks To redeem the notes
of their branches, in specie. was also finally
passed II takes effect in 1862.
Tic Senate has adopted Joint resolution
appropriating 3, coo la remove the remains Of
Prisideut Monroe from, Nevv York to Richmond.
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RIYER ANp WEATnER.

PITTSBURG, April 2.-River > feet, falling
Weather clear. Mercury 81.
CrNcIxxA1i, April s-River fallen inches in
the last 2+ hours. Weather clear. Mercury
O. degS
a.-ST. LorIS, April 2-Riyer receding slowly,
with "A feet to Cairo; upper Mississippi is high
above Lake Pepin; 6 feet aud stationary at Du
buque, and feet on Lower Rapids, falling; Iili'
nnis and Missouri are falling, with plenty Of
water in the former, ami 1 feet in the latter.
Weather clear. Mercury so.
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DIED.

On Friday morning, inst. NJ, RICH
COwL aged CT years. old and respected citizen, who
has resided in this city for upwards of leaves
large circle of friends and acquaintance to mourn their
loss.
The will take place from his late residence,
of Chapne and First streets Centre Wheeling, ut
o'clock Saturday. The friends the family invited
to attend
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NEWS ITENS

LOUISVILLE, APmL 2-I'he steamer r. NJ. Pat
ton will he raised.
Wagner, who escaped from Indianapolis Jail,
was arrested at Lexington.
Dangerous counterfeit, $20's on the Ashland
Bank of Ky, ars in circulation.
Weather clear. Wind North. Mercury 90.
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FIRE

BumINerox. VI. April a--The Pioneer Me.
chanics' shop has been destroyed by fire and 10
hands are deprived Of employment thereby
The building Was occupied for various purposes
Loss about $4,000 The principal losers were
II. 2. Hycock, owner Of the building and ma
chincry, geo, QUO; KilJurn & Co, 81, 600, and
others to small amounts The only insurance
was $1,000 on Kiburn & Cos loss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REIuLcINt

INnIANAPoLi<. April >, o'clock \. M.--Anti-
Lecompton men rejoicing over the defeat of
LecOmptOn. 100 guns now being fired and
bontires are burning.
BATTLE CREEK, April 2.-Anti Lecomptonites
are firing 100 guns Of rejoicing OSer the defeat
of TINT mcnsnrr
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NEW YnRK MARKRT

April 2-Flour firm; sales 7OUU hbls. at 81, %
"a 80 for State. Wheat steady. Corn buoyant
at G9aGg - lor yellow. Mess pork $lB,85a
1890. Beef steady. Lard 1Oa1O IA. Whis-
Ky. 22c. -.
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SHERIEk Atty

EDS. IxrELLIGEycEH:Ws ask the privilege ef hnuounen
our well known and populsr fellow Citizen ARfiiIDAl
WARREN, as a IidaI- for the shsTintyI the snsu
Ls Spring Election. Lfe6iil CITIZESs.
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Tie Riesr-The river was. still FILLING yester-
day with six feet ten inches water in the chan
mel The weather was warm, bright and pleas
ant, but business was very dull The Liberty
arrived from Cincinnati with fair trip She
will leave gain thi evening.
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NEssRs EDTIURs:-PIeaae worthy eitiEe
WN ]. HOUSTEN, Independent Candidate 10
Sheriff, in the ensuing spring Election.
frIl6 TiIE MAJORITY OF vOTEks.
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TuE UNION PmAYRIe 1IEETING

There again was full house at the Union
PRAYER Meeting last evening. After the reading
If n portion of Scripture by Rev. Dir. Weed,
Pew J. L. Wilson, of the 18th Street II. E.
i,aurch. proceeded 20 make some remarks: an.
noancing that lie was glad to be able to con-
Emulate his christian brethren upon this re-
i5,ous movement now going on all over the
rniutrv. aud in this city. There was need for
:, ererywhere. a great deal was said about the
,,rnner spirit of prayer. There was generally
"a, little faith in our prayers: there was too
IirIe faith in Christ as the nearer of prayer
perhaps our souls salvation might depend on
me manner in which we approach Christ. The
sc,ipture saith, dSk and you shNit receive; sack
.rd YOU shaW find; knock and it shat be opened
INTO YOU. We must come a4ki,lg, aud seek:ng
and inocking, If we would receive. Let us
come to the Mercy seat-that is what we must
do y need not tell you that religion is person
Il matter Because God is working in the
Eastern cities, it does you no good-does not
work out your salvation. The question is not
who else, or how many have been saved, bnt
am saved: Death is at our doors, and eter-
nity is at hand, and the most intelligent person
in this audience if he OF she dies uuprepared,
must become the companion of fends. Every
person must give an account of Themselves
We must be vigilant the christian is likcned
he must be always ready.
What indications are there of revival in the
CITY Of Whcclingg The prophet of old saw Il
little cloud, about the size of a mans hand,
which grew and increased until it broke and
showcred blessings upon the people. So may
we take comfort. Are sinners here seeking re-
nsCn? My prayer is that God would most
abundantly bless this work There are times
when the Church seems to be barren of fruits.
Now seems to be time of refreshment. Let
us avail ourselves Of it, lest we shall regret the
opportunity at some time to come. Let us pray
for blessings not only in our own church, but
all churches.
Mr.. Wilson then prayed.
DR.. Weed then read the 2o5th hymn, COM
mencing
Come my soul, thy suit prepare"
Rev. Mr.. Dodge then prayed.
DR.. Weed next read the Gath hymn com
memcing
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FOR SHERIFF..

MRsSRS. EEIIoEs-PeTmit lne through columns to
myself ClzEs's CAxfdDATg for election to
the oies Of Sheriff Ohio county, at the ensuing Spring
Election. lteb4l ISAAC COTS.
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EDS. ISTELIIoESCEE:-ln NiIh tie wish OF
Elerous IrIend~ "HeF myself csbdats Ter ShSin
county II elect shah perform The dutivS Of
the oiics according to tii= beat OF my asi.itie.
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of ReveBus

Ass>as. EDrruAs:-P asc Announce 7. NJ PEAIBERTOS
Ego ~ CiJ;E=s Candidate Commissioner
Country District, md favor many
pyTs onal IrIzuds aud TIE VOTERS.