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/ CTATE OF MARYLAND,
OFFICE OF THE sEc'Y OF STATE,
ANnAroLIn, August seth, 1850.

OFFICE OF THE sEc'Y OF STATE,
AxEAPoLIs, August seth, 1888.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the Gen.
eral Assembly, at its January Session, 1885,
having adopted the following resolution pro-
posine an amendment 10 the Constitution OF our
state, said amendment will DO submitted 70 the
qualified electors Of the State, for their conhr-
nation or rejection, at tho election for members
OF the General Assembly, 10 be held on the 9th
day Of November next.
by order Of the Governor,
JOHN II. CARTER, sec'y Of State.
No. ii.--Joint resolution abolishing the sixth
section Of tho eighth article Of the Constitution.
Resolred By ne General ASSEMBLY Of Nary
land, (thrce.ifths Of the members elected to
both houses eoncurring.) That the Constitu.
ton be. and IL hereby amended by striking out
tho sixth section Of article eight
BY THE SENATE, March 18th, 1885.
AFFIRMATIVE.
Msssrs. Billins'loa ofLansdSIe'
Billingslca ofst Mary's, MeAiaster,
Carroll, McNcal,
Davis Of Caroline, PhilpOt,
Davis Of Washington, Stephenson,
Earle, Trail,
HarwoOd. Turner,
jenkins, Watcrs-l7.
NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Holton, 0hr,
Maund, Tome.
BY THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
March 10th, 1855.
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Frazier (sp'ker) Lusby,
Agncw, Malone.
Anderson, Marley,
Angel, McCauley,
BaTtell. Mccullough,
Brown. Miller Of A. Arundel,
Calvert, Mules,
Chew, Marine,
comcgys. Norris.
Cook, Paiker
Cummins, Pennington,
Darling Poleet,
Dean, Rider.
Eavey, RincharL
Everhardt. Robinson,
Fooks. Shaw.
Garrison, Sherry.
HRmbleton. slothowcr,
Handy. Smith OF Allegany.
Hazen. Smith Of Dorchester.
Hodson, soper,
Hoffman, stewart.
Holloway, Stone.
Hopkins, Tarr,
Hyncs, Tull,
Jones, Usilton,
Kecfcr Valiant,
King. Wardell,
Kirk, Williams.
beaverton, Wilson.
Lee Of BALTIC. city. wooden--63.
Lee ofQuecn Anne's,
NEGATIVE.
Mess. Miller Of Wash Smith Of Frederick.
ington, Zciglcr--i.
Pilkington, Sept s.-tN6.
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A Perfect Antidoto for all polsons.

A plain farmer says. II is now over
twenty years since learned that sweet oil
wouldcure n bite Of a rattle snake, not know.
ing il would cure other kinds OF poison
Practice. observation. and experience have
fought mo that il will cure poison Of any
kind, both on man aud beast think no far.
NOR should be without bottle Of Il in his
house. The patien, must take aspoonful oft
internally. aud battle the wound for n cure.
To cure a horse IL requires eight times as
much rs il does for q man. Here lot me
say OF ono Of the most extreme case of snake
bites Ia this ncighborhood Eleven years
this summer. where tho case had been thir.
~ days standing. and the patient had been
given up by his physicians. heard of il.
carried tho oil aud gave him ono spoonful,
which Effected a cure. II will cure bloat
In cattle by eating too freely Of fresh cloy.
or II will cure tho sting OF bees. spiders or
other insects and will cure persons who
have been poisoned by low running vine
growing in the meadows, calledivy.
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PnEsIpKxr JOHNSON AND THE FExIAss.-
The Sandusky Rsgisfer states that 10 O.
speech IN that city q few days ago, Hon.
Joseph NJ. Root, late United States Dis
trici Attorney FOR Northern Ohio, said he
cousidered be was not breaking Official faith
uhsn be related one fact In regard 70 the
Administration and the Fenians, which oc.
CARED duFing the Canadian excltement.--
He, Is uistfIct Attorney, and Marshal Bill
received insfrnciions from Washington 20
watch closely ell organizations. learn about
The storage o. arms, &C.. buf n case Of any
attempted expedition from Cfsusiand not 70
ialSrlsre % pFeuenf ne movement until 4 was
under tDav. Bnf. said Ne insfruciioas, wHEs
smn Bears, nAnKs. &C.. HAVE oosE MS on
rwo FROM Tur crTy. BLOW THEM UP
And a IL known that Cor three Or four days
the ressenden lay In the CuyahQga river.
with steam NJ. ready 20 exscuis this order.
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CO In the Pine Tree State, people live
TO q great age, considering the climate
There Is, for instance, now living in Fast
Winslow. a Mrs. Hannah Iittleleld, who
has attained the age OF hundred and Eve
years. She was born in Wells, Maine. Ju.
~ 10th, 1861. Sho has belonged 10 tho
Congregational Church for nearly ninety
years. In Athens. there Is an old lady now
In her one hundred aud iirst year. who has
this season spun and twisted large quan.
tity Of cotton yarn. A correspondent OF
the Portland Star writes that he has an
old lady working for him who. Of the age
OF elghly.seven, has spun this season 80 far
400 skelns Of yarn, averaging from eight 10
ten sIteins por day.
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A CoAr or Anxs.-A New Yorker, rich
by inheritance, acceded 10 bis wifes desire
for coat Of arms 10 be put upon The
panels Of their carriage, and drew small
mound Ia which was stuck q manure fork.
with . chantieleer upon II. rampant. "Why
what Il this :" asked bis wife 10 amusement.
" This." said the man Of money, =" 10 our
family coat OF arms. Ny grandfather made
his money caFtlng manure this mound aud
fork represent his occupation the cock
psrched upon the top Of the fork represents
myself. who hare done nothing but Zap my
wings and crow on that dunghlll ever since
The carriage stlll has plata panels.
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PuigucAL BENrGADEs The PhiladelTslia CIy
h,, states the case Of the Raymond Ienegadcs
graphically thus
Never was warning more emphatic. The men
who have betrayed their party are politically
tuincd they have no place in either organize.
ton, and arc like those unfortunate souls whom
neither Heaven nor the other place will receive,
aud who wander about In limbo. They have
earned the contempt Of the party they deserted,
without gaining the confidence Of the party they
haze joined There is no more contemplate spec.
tacic than an aposiate like Raymond, who has
thrown away the uniform Of blue 10 wear the
gray liyegies Of Copperheads and Rebels.
The above i very truthful picture Of the 10
sition occupied by Mr. Swami and his, friends
in Maryland Tho recent action oftwo Democratic
Conventions shows that the members OF that par.
IS will not affiliate OF iras, the renegades from
the Union party.
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utg uSroRrrSAIE PRrsinESr.-M Norwalk,
while thr Presidential train halted, some one
asked admiral Farpgut, " Are YOU johnson
man DO YES said The old tar, he Is ms
Commander in Chief yuu might Is well ask one Of
M subordinate OH Gets whether be is Farragui
mtu --SfRfnrlB Ryi,fsr.
At Cleveland during the delivery Of Mr.. John
'7n s. speech tia, inierrogaiory gentleman re-
pya',lly asked. What pledge have ! broken p
4 dinpidtiei huoi-black on the pavement below
citing iirc. OF the repetition. responded in =
,hri!i voice" The Temperance pledge. '-!SsH-
ifiy Hgef,r.
y correspondent, u the Cleveland Hraid, wri-
~ from Eiciia, gives nn inciien; Of the Presi-
dent reception no, down in the bills. The
writer saws
a. h. was retiring from the stage few incon-
,.lcfa,c persons uttered audible groans when
the President turned and said. - lou wiH grodr
r.r. hiH M1 b.ioTt yog 81 through. The damn.
" di'cags qroan Here Is Presidential digni.
~. 70; tie rr., John.oniau stripe.
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"a In the Petersburg VA hdsI, one
John u. Kelley gives long account OF q
recent interview with JEFF Davis. lie re-
ports that the head traitor spoke thus /:
" No good cause ever dies. Whatever was
true in our theory OF State rights will live,
and be yet adopted entirely by our North.
ern breihcan'--and more to the same or.
feet
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REMOVAL.
GEORGE sTEIBER,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
rowsO1Tr0w1z. MD.
~

III EREBl informs the citizens Of Towson-
IL town and vicinity, that hc has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his late
place Of business. 10 the building which he ~.
Gently purchased Of Mr.. Richard Willis. aud
occupied by him as Drug Store aud Post Of
hce, where he will in the future be pleased Ia
see all his friends and customers.
keep constantly on hand a varied assert
ment Of Boots. Shoes, Caters, Ac., for either
Ladies', Gentlemen or Children, Al Of my o,cn
Manufacture, which will be found az durable,
and cheaper than can be purchased in the city
of Baltimore.
] return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received, aud I will
endeavor, by attention 10 business, and moder.
ate charges, 10 merit q continuance Of the same
GEORGE sTEIBER.
May 70, Is66.--ly.
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IL There is many a man whose tongue
might govern multitudes, il he could only
govern his tongue.
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DIR. R. sAPPINoToN's
LIVER PILLS,
For Purifying the Blood, strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.
LIVER PILLS,

the Digestive Organas etc.
VI,HE judicioua use Of DR.. sappington's Liver
l. Pills will, with certainty, eradicate all
foul Homors, correct DISCRIMINATION Of the
stomach, and restore healthy action Of tho
Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
They are suited FOR eithorsex, and will prove
a Certain Cure for
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
DIMNEsS OF SIGHT,
Specks or Webs before the sight Pain In the
shoulders, Limbs, Side and hack burning in
the Palms Of the Hand, or Soles Of tho Feet;
Iullncss or Weight in the Stomach OppTcs-
sion Of the Cheat; Chillinessj Palpitation Of
the Heart; Pains in the Temples or Headache;
Sudden Flushcs Of Heati Restlessnessi 0ften
Disturbed Dreams and Depression Of Spirits.
They have specific action ON the secretions
and Excrotions, and assist nature 10 exPel all
Impurities.
After taking u fcw doses Of the Pills the Liv
or, Skin and Kidneys are enabled 10 perform
their functions in vigorous and healthy man
neT aud all the above symptoms will disappear
as they are caused by diseases Of tho Liver.
The Liver Is the organ whose Office II IL ~
purify the blood therefore unless u IL in n
healthy condition we will have impure blood
aud are liable 10 any Of the numerous diseases
caused by want of action in this most impor.
tant Of all tho organs.
Ns4-Iake box of the Liver Pills and have
Health aud Pure Blood. Sent by mail for 30
cents. Prepared only by
Dk. II. sAPPINGT0N.
l52 North Gay Street, Baltimore.
June To- Is66-lv
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
At PRIVATE SALE.

A SMALL FARM OF ~ ACRES, moro or
"A less, situated ! mile South Of Sweet Air,
improved By very COMFORTABLE -
An DWELLING HOUSE, NEwN
BARN and Corn Crib Wagon
Bhed. There Il also Thriving
Young APPLE ORCHARD on the place, and =
spring and spring House near che Dwelling.
Will Be cold bargain. Apply V
Aug. 1T Tewsontown.
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5000 OVERC0ATS. 5000 OvERCOATS.
5000 OvERcoATs.
at $40. si2, SIS, SEA. s25. $50, SIS and go.
1000 BUSINESS SUITS at sI5. Sis, $50, $2s
aud $50.
1000 PANTS AND VESTS Of all styles A prices.
1000 boys OvERCOATS from AZ up 10 $50.
1000 boys JACK FITS from $3.50 up to <lo.
.0ot boys PANTS from e2.50 up 70 a..
900 Pair Cloth SACK and FROcK COATS.
1909 Pair Black PANTS, Is, %. 81, Is. - 80.
- ,O0o yards Of cASSIMERES and VL0T1Is,
for sale by the yard, pattern or piece.
900 dozen uNDEllSIIlllTS and DRAWERS,
from ~ up.
Bear in mind we offer this enormous stock At
less than manufacturers prices.
Clothing made b. order Ia the latest style aud
much below uptown prices at
MARBLE HALL.
SMITH, BROS A Co,
Ciothicrs. Merchant Tailors and dealers In
Gents Furnishiua 1soods.
IS aud 10 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Sept. 29.-tI
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r.. IL. GoRsUCH,
Successor TO Jehu Gorsuch,


Corner o. Gay and Front sts., Baltimore. Md.
nLALEHIS
E"EElGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
Is received his Spring andvA
lLSummer supply of goods. con
..ns iu Partoi knlycsand Fork,
f..a,t KNIVES. Table and Tea Spoons. Hollow
"..-. Wagon Boxcs, Horse Shoes and Nails.
NrI Rode. Carpenters Tools. Axes. Locks
% ages. Screws. Bolts. Shoycls. Forks. Picks,
Nati"cEs, castan Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
.ui cow Chains, Counter Scales, Safety Fuse
'uu Caps.
~u'hCOCK's FLOWS AND CASTINGS;
Also. stewart wedge. pattern AXES, war
ra'i.d. al4 %! which hc oilers wholesale and
t.ll 90 has usual low PRICES.
To- addition to my stock Of Hardware. |
t.'r added Il hne assortment Of WOODEN
ARE. -uch as Tubs. Buckets. Measures, Bas-
.r.s. Brooms. Wash Boards. Butter Prints, 4c..
A'., which department is ia charge Of y. X.
F'f~JtH. who Is always happy a. wait upon
customers who favor him with their Gu s,om.
l.'s-c call aud examine his stock before pur-
'H'-.de elsewhere. Angus I, ls66-fy.
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OLD TOWN CHINA HALL.

UMAAtA4 aHe-
7 WOULD call the attention OF my Country
Il friends and customers 10 the new stock Of
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, just
received and for sale AT THE Low EST PR
CEs FOR CASH.
The following are some of the articles which
may be always had OF every qualify, si't ana
style;
Bar Tumblcrs, Vegetable Dilhcs.
Ale do. pitcherg,
Table do. Chambers,
Coblets. Basins aud Pitchers,
Wine Glasses. Soup Turecns'
Dccautcrs. Pickle Dtlh't,
Molasscs Cans, Dinner Knives & Forks,
Preserve Dishes, Tea do. dc.
Bowls, Carving do. Ito.
Butter Dishes. Tea Tray.
Candy Jars, Waiter.
Caster Bottles, stccls,
Tea Sets, Tea Spoons,
Dinner Sets, Table do.
Toilet do. Blasting spoons.
Plates, tastera,
Cups and Saucers, Pocket Knives,
Meat Dishes, Tea d Coffee Pots. &c
ALSO.
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
AT FACTORY PRICES.
PARTICULAR ArTINTIoN OiVEK TO FACgISG
GOODS 10 20 out Of the city.
JOHN T. wONpERLY,
no Gay st.. near Front. BALTIC, Nd.
April "a. lS66.-ly.
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Our great Annual Commencing Sale
of Fall and Winter Clothing.
$4,000 Worth of Clothing.
$4,000 worth Of Clothing.

A Ii. made Of the best materials aud In the
Alatest styles, and will be sold at less than
manufacturer cost in order 10 reduce our i'm
mensc stock. Parties in want Of FALL and
WINTER CLOTHING will do well 10 call early
and have their pick from our enormous stock.
comprising over ss0.o0o worth of the best
clothing IN the city.
$4,000 SsOO0a- $4,000 ss0,OOo
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AsTRoNG LETTER.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON REVIEWED..
Resignation of Hon. I. N. Arnold.

ANIYbIeNINI oFFIcE.HoLDEh
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JOHN y. REESE & CO.,
JOSHUA HoRNER.

Corner Chew 4 Sterling strcuts.
April ~, lss6.---ly. baltimore. Nil.
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& " 80
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
VI NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THz
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0T0MAg
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE United STATES
NAIL TWICE DAILY .-RLEGANT CARS WITH
NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON ALL
REDUCED THROUGH FARES. The only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond 70 the elites
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run ~ follows: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily at so A. M, arriving in Washington at . 20
Z: NJ, connecting with the EARLY AFTERNOON
RXPRESS TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST. and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRS attached. Leaves Richmond daily ut II. S
p. NJ, arriving In Washington az g. 80 4: M con-
Meeting with the EARLY MORNING TRAINS Tor
the NORTH, EAST. and WEST. NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local ex-
press packages, leaves Richmond daily (Sundzys
exceptedl at ais =. NJ, arriving In Fredericks-
'T THsRouaH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and AL the pr1n
sipal cities In the West. 1900
for further Information and through tickets
apply at the ONCE Of the Company, corner brosa
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Buperinten dent. nOs
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An AMERICAN HOTEL CLERK tell you
a hotel clerk is the embodiment and con-
centration of dignity. If their wealth is to
be Judged by their dignity, they must each
be possessed of several millions apiece.
Perhaps you are not aware what ! am
driving at. Just 90 and ask one of these
lodging room potentates of the whereabouts
of some friend of yours who may be an in
mate of the house. Providing you are a
maior-generai or a congressman, you may
receive a satisfactory answer. Ii you are
a brigadier, you may get vague. Ii
colonel, it may be necessary to wait three
or four minutes. If captain or lieutenant,
six or seven. If mere civilian-but words
fail to convey an idea of the manner in
which civilians are crushed and subjugated
when they PROFOUND their modest inqul-
ries.
Not that they are rude. 0, no! But
there is majesty, a loftiness, an exalta-
ton, and consciousness of power IN their
words, looks, and gestures, which reduces
the inquirer in his own estimation to the
last verge Of inferiority. Christians, who
are always strong to humble and abase
themselves, whose besettng sin is pride,
lust come down here and take dose or
two of hotel clerk. Whenever feel that
| need being taken down peg or two, that
l am riding two high quadruped, have
a never failing-remedy merely step into
one of our firSt-class hotels and ask, Is
Mr.. Smith stopping here "and the great
man, after the necessary delay, hits his
ewes, and feel that / am worm, and
when he speaks deem myself Chlnaman.
California Dqper.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from Montgomery County-ReyiVal-
Iourt-A Eire-Snow, &c.
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1866.

CHRIsTIANsBURG, December II, 1866.
1t has been a long time since wrote you
line, simply because we have had moth
ing of special interest to relate. But OF
late We have had quite pleasant SenSa-
ton in our quiet village. The Rev. DR..
Stiles, so well known and so highly es-
teemed for his works sake during and since
the late war, has held a series of meetings
in the Presbyterian church OF this place,
and such has been the success, under the
blessing Of God, that the whole community
seems 10 be revolutionized. The truth
seemed to take hold Of the intellectual
men Of the place, and some who had been
proverbial for profanity and dissipation
are now as tractable and humble as little
children.
Besides these, the work soon spread into
our female institute, where the pious prln-
cipal and his wife exerted a most salutary
influence upon their dear young girls, and
many of them have added to all their other
graces that of meek and quiet spirit.
Besides these religious matters, there
are others of interest. The special term OF
the Circuit Court was held, but for various
reasons the bank cases were not tried, and
it adjourned without transacting any bust
ness Of Importance.
Last night, also, we had one of those ter
rible scares to country village-a fire.
The house of DR.. Figgott was burned TO
the ground, and but for the snow would
have set fire to the honse of Mr.. X. ID.
Montague, just opposite. Can't you lend
us. or sell us on time, one Of your old hand
engines, now that you all run the steam
Il hot M
body any good" and this morning the in
surance agent was busy, and now If we
could beg, borrow, or buy fre-engine,
the Doctor might afford TO lose his house,
and receive the name of public benefac-
tor.
| suppose you know that we are going to
start newspaper in our town about the LIST
of January. 1t is to be called the South
qrest-rather a good, well-sounding name,
isn't il? Smacks of coal, and copper, and
iron, and gypsum, and lead, and water
power. and Kentucky and Virginia rail-
road" and /" New river made navigable,"
and Winchester and Salem railroad"
and all these grand interests and schemes
and devices that float about in this gio-
rious section of our grand old-not bit OF
it-bran-new territory What an idea .
Virginia territory. Well, ! wonder if
we will get our rights in the territories any
better now than we did before the war!
Did il snow in Richmond! 1t did here,
and is frozen as hard as a brick, more or
less but how very kind is its providentiai
protection to the wheat, that nestles and
ibriyes. like a Dutchman, under its feathery
covering. We shiyer in these wintry
LASTS that blow SO fresh and piercing from
the salt-pond, but we are content when we
think Of our wheat crop being protected !;
which 1t has not been for several years.
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There are well-defned rumors anoa'
that one OF the senators is implicated III
fraud and bribery touching the New YORK
coIlectorship, and they have attained such
4 shape that the matter will probably soon
be brought before the Senate officially, and
q committee Of investigation ordered.
The State Department at Washington
bas.receiyed official information that the
cholera has again broken out in CONSTANT
nople,
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CHICAGO, December l7.-Nearly 5,OOO,-
600 bushels of wheat, including wheat re-
duced to -four, have been shipped from
Minnesota during the past season.
The loss by the fire on Camp street, New
Orleans, is stated at $4,000.
Women's writcs-postscripts.
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The RICHMOND CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

The first number of the new volume VIII De f-
sued the nrst week in January next Inc paper
will be enlarged with an entirely new race, ana
published on the following
TERMS:
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For six months, invariably in advance........ w
To clubs OF ten or more discount Of 10 per cent.
will be allowed.
To ministers the paper viii be furnished at " .
wear and ten per cent. will be allowed on al mo-
news collected and paid In by them.
Now 10 the time to subscribe, as IL VAL Dc very
desirab BILE to begin with the New Volume. Agents
SFsn,ed in every section Of the State, 10 whom =
liberal premium will be allowed for their services
All persons desiring 70 act as agents VIII CORE
spond with the editor.
THE ADVOCATE will be most useful advertislhs
medium for business men, on account Oh lbs con
stantly increasing country circulation. the ioi-
lowing low rates are offered:
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One 40 mare for months. Observation-Disclosures. w
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Obituaries over fifteen lines will be charged at
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For long advertisements special contracts viii DO
Money sen. bysniaii must be NJ the risk OF those
xvhn sa1a H. The safest method IL by post once
oyder made payable 10 the Editor, or by draii on
soma bank or reliable business house w Kicn'
nona Address REV. w. w. BENNETT
Editor 4. G. Advocate, Hiehinond' va
de ii--d&sW
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DRY GOODS, &c.

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
ID JACOB EZEKIEL's, IL MAIN STREET
has Just received the following articles at greatly
reduced prices -
UNBLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, at l6so.;
CANTON FLANNELS, good quality, 25c.;
PILLOW. CASE COTTON, fun width, aoc.,
BEAUTIFUL BALMoRAL SKIRTS, $3.50. all
FAsT-COL6R CALICOs, 15c., good quality;
PLAID PoPLINS. all colors, 80 to 35c.;
HICKORY SHIFTING, lsc., worth Csc;
BED TICKING, lsc., worth 223c.;
WHITE pAMASk for table cloths, 75c., one
and three-quarter yards wide;
LADIES NUBlAS, all colors, Soc;
CLUNY LACES, very cheap;
REAL LACE COLLARS at Soc, 75c., and 81
CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERTINGS at loo.
and upwards;
besides many articles too numerous to mention.
EZEKIEL'S CHEAP STORE,
de3 IL Main street.