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JbAh HbNTIdbAT b4u, tlr1s far, accorded
n the need OF irAise 10 the ARROW TIE"
"tneN are, doubtless, god but " er you want
~ nsst"-determihehB Bo by tblroui h t.sL OF tho
"a mgr him'e t-he sure md gel the ARROW
ia" II II rimDle In copgtruc ion. ia annlt.d
~'th dispatch, and bo de- with uursmit ling tenae.
ny what more wcu you have, la fact, what
more could yon bavei
sssy P,feos as tOao os The kosoest.
aug2D JOSHUA BEAL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Partisan Life with Mosby.
BY MAI. JOHN SCOTT, or FAUQUlER, va,

Late g. S. A.
NTrI A PORTRAIT OF COL ONEL MOsBY
w on Ateei, snginvei by IiAtpIs also one
5s JEwETr, and nearly Hiny itlurtratious, en-
bracinF Portraits Of field 6fshra and Captains VI
ths Battalion a Nap uf MeBBy's Confederaoy,
nj pumeftna spirited Illustrations Of Fights,
Balds. and Hum rous incidents
Prepared with tas sauet gu and co operation OF
Joi mosBF aud sold only by subsci iption.
seents and Canvassefs are wanted to canvass
for the bnye 10, X, aud
LIFE OF GEN ERAL LEE.
Addres, BLELOtK Il CO.,
septid 130 Canal street Nev Orleans.
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TO CONAIfMpTIyEs.

ESHE REV EDWARD A WILSON will send
4 Gree " charge TO. all who desire IL, the pre-.
scrpii with the directions for making and using
lhe simple em4dy by which hs was cured OF -
s'uhg AHe1tlon aud that dread disease Con-
sumption. Ills ouly object IL to benefit the
afflicted aud he hppcs every sufferer will try this
prescription, es It viii cost them nothing, and
nay prove blessing Please addre
HEVs EpW AND WILSON,
No. lOb South seoond Bt., " liamsburg, N. Y.
asptI9 ~
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M. J. WILLIAMS takes occasion TO inform the
public that he has associated himself with Mir.
EUGENE KRENER, m accomplished workman,
md that he Is now better prepa, cd than ever to
undertake and execute work entrusted to him.
Citizens, Planters and others, needing work in
heir line, will please send In their orders and they
viii be promptly attended 10. Work guaranteed.
Alarge assortment Of TINwARE constantly
Kept on hand. STOVE FANS and all other appur.
tsnances for stoves Of all sizes.
shop on Third Street, opposite Joshua Beal's
Variety Store. dac11
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Our Fay0ri.e. "Robert L. Lee,n

aiHE ABOVE CAPTION IL tn brand OF mot
l. supsrh article u Flour, for wnicb am the
sois agent In Baton kougs. This Flour il maLu.
ofured at one Of the largest and nost complete
Touring Nj is In the country, ard the nans it
bars Is deBigntd NJ tepretentitive 6f Its Ok
eiiehcs. tjniyTJ JOSHUA BEL.
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Flank Movement ON Army Worm.

gND PBHFURh THIs ahEAT FEAT on the
L. ht,l stfVyer will bs, TO buy your Baing
from the cheapest bonse-look around then, cali
st my store, corner Of lrd aud Laurel Streets.
nd you III not regret The stgp you have taken.
aukI3 AsBkEW JACKSON
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.HrvOsp Tic.

ID tRTfEs hhg GhfiaEto ecll th 4 popular Tie
below sole Agents pfIcss, bsing an Agent
flr the article would warn Planters aud Dealers
asainnt any one who Wound impose upon them il,
"eo'called' underselllpg ne. l guaraatee iull
weight Gall and ool nj the Tie, and Ii you sh
to Purshaae sxhtino my scale aud you wi aoon
be convinced that NONE oF my nslg hbors can
uodsrtei Iuei
aug22 ANDREW JACKSON.
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ERAaDRs or YOlrT,I.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
4 a Nervous Debility, Premature Deeay and All
tn9 eheeth II y Ut fui indiscretion, will, for tho
saha OF eulIsttng humanity, send free to all who
iced II, ths recipe an1 directions for aakipg the
lmp rvt1e4y hy Whiph he was cured Sufferers
Wishing to proht by tne adyortiser's experience.
en- DO % by dressing, IN perect confidence,
JOHN -. UdDEh.
lZ Cnhnr RtIpnI n. " Ynrk
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INEals,nIAT

SfoHMAIluN guaranteed to produce a lnxu-
l. 'ant gr with OF hair upon a bald head or
nf'rdless ,ace, also reeirs for Tho removal Of
smHles, Bio'ciss, hrmpiIsns, .Se, ON.
'tIe ~Rih, leaving The same soft clear, a. d beat.
tfal, eau b3 obtaint d without charr, by adarss.
iHg TuOs. n. CHAPMAN cb.nis,
sHPtIV sz3 iiroaaway Now York
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ARROW TIES.

WE PAINTED BAsDS and "ARROW TIEs,"
l. e a complete substitute for ropiug and
% Ing Cotton, combining The utmost simplicity
@ith this greatest possible security They are
sh5aper than kops--.are fastened quicker, and
no bal. a ~ n oss in a, than Rope. The
same n b. had at sew Orleans prieoss 1T
augi3 ANDREW JAGKeDN,s
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RMDG6c attention.

DthTlgs btslaoIIs ug OBTAINING GREAT
L. iiargalns 10
ny s"odaamd Clothing. Boots ~ shoes,
'a1 better ID 1T ths ud sumter House DRY
'00b5 aud CLOTHING sToHE. Gorret N ain d
fhird stree AS Messrs SIMON 81 KUHN, are
ietsfmlnea to sell Their present stock at prices
egardleas Of coat an they with to make room for
hsir larke stPek OF fALL AND WIAIER aDODs,
"hich will bs on hand In u few days. Gall and
&fnine before p4rehasing etewhers and bs con.
yineed that the OLD SUMTER llDusE is the
cleap5.t place fhis side of New York. aeptb
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30
The DestitutIon at the south.

We are gratified to learn that the
suggestion made by baltimore County"
few days since in the Gaset,e, Of gath
eriug neighborhood contributions in
corn for our suffering people South, is
being acted on in some of the counties.
A movement has been made in Anne
Arundel and Calvert counties, under
the superintendent of DIR. Thomas
Owens, of Bristol, Anne Arundel coun-
ty, which win probably result in the
collection Of seven or eight hundred
bushels, although neither Of those conn-
ties are corn producing to any extent
Similar action in Washington county
has resulted in the forwarding of three
car loads Of corn to Messrs. Newcomer
n Co. Large contributions are expec.
ted from Frederick county. Corn sacks
marked with the names Of the counties
desiring them, are sent from here to
any part Of the State, free Of charge, on
application to any of the State Commits
sioners.-Bah Gaxetfe.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30
YOU NAUGHTY MEN.

| viii never more deceive you, or Of happi
ness bcreave you,
But I'll die a maid 70 gricye you, oh! you
naughty, naughty men;
You may talk Of love, and signing, say for
us you're nearly dying
All the while you know you re trying to de.
ceiVe, you naughty, naughty men.
When you want kiss or favor, you put on
your hes. behavior,
And your looks of kindness SAVIOR, oh yon
naughty, naughty men;
OfloTe you set US dreaming, aud whom with
hope we're teeming,
We find you nre but scheming, you naughty,
naughty men.
II a fortune we inherit, you sec in us every
merit,
And declare we're girls of spirit, oh you
naughty, naughty men;
But too often, matrimony is n mere matter
of money,
We get btters 'stcad of honey, from you
naughty, naughty men.
Aud when married, how you treat us, aud
Of each fond wish defeat US,
And some will even beat us, oh you
naughty, naughty men;
You take us from our mothers, from our
sister, and our brothers,
When you get us, Airt with others, oh you
cruel, wicked men.
But with all your faults, we clearly love you
wicked fellows dearly
Yes, We dote upon you dearly, oh you
naughty, naughty men;
We've no wish to distress you, we'd sooner
far caress you,
And when kind we'll say, OH bless you
oh ! you naughty, dear, delightful men.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30

propriated from any moneys in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
and the Comptroller Of the Treasury is
hereby authorized and required to draw
his warrant for the same on the Trea-
snrer in favor of the State Vaccine
Agent, payable in two instalments OF
two hundred and fifty dollars each, pay
able on the first of May and November
next after the passage Of this act.
See. 2. Be it enacted, That the State
Vaccine Agsnt be aud he is hereby re-
quired to take all steps which may be
required to reproduce from the COW
true vaccine virus for the use Of the
physicians resident and praeticing med
icine in the State, and shall furnish
none more than two removes from the
COW, aud none which has not been pro-
duccd under his own supervision and
direction Provided, That he may take
use aud furnish such virus direct from
the COW, furnished to him by any ply
sician entrusted by him, aud the said
agent shall annually report to the Gov
eThor inc particulars OF nus expenditures
and other matters connected with the
duties Of his agency.
Section 3. And be it enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date
Of its passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is
true copy ofan act which passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, Janua.
- session, 1867. ". r. COLE,
Chief CLERK House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
may30.lt
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30

Notice of Personal Discharge.

~ application by petition in writing oi
~ CHARLES MorRER, of Carroll county, 10
the Circuit court for Carroll county, for the
benefit Of the 18th Article of the code of
Public General haws of the State Of Mary.
land, entitled iusolyents, n schedule of his
property aud list of the debtsduc him, with
the names Of his debtors, nnd also list Of
the debts due from him with the names of
his creditors, verified by affidavit, being an.
neNcd to his said petition. aud being sntig
fed that the said Charles Mourer. has ut no
time within two years previous 10 said appli.
cation been discharged under any lnsolvent
Law OF this State and the said petitioner
having taken tho oath. rrescrihed by law,
and having also executed to o Trustee hy
said Court appointed a good ond sufficient
Deed for his property and estate Of every
description tthe necessary wearing apparel
and bedding of hmselfand family excepted,
and delivered the same TO said rrnstee--and
the said Trustee having also executed bond
to the state Of Maryland hy said court an.
proved, for the faithful discharge Of hisirust
1t IS therefore ordered and directed that
the .Second Monday Of NoremJrr, merit, be
liked as the day for the appearance Of said
Chas Mourer in the circuit conrt for Car
roll county, TO answer snch interrngatories
OF allegations as his creditors, cndorsers, or
suretes may propose or allcse against him.
and that the said petitioner cause notice of
said day to be given to his creditors By pub
icatlon IN some newspaper printed in carroll
county for three successive months prior TO
the said second Monday of November 1865.
Given under my hand this 25th day of
March, 1867.
WM, A. McKELLIP, clerk
True copy,--Test;
mar2s'3m WM \ McEELIIP, elk
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30

S1SscE9 ADoilsue0 In Brazil.
The Emperor Don Pedro II, of Bra.
zil, has abolished slavery throughout
his whole vast dominions, by an Inper.
ial decree. The emancipation is grad
ual, and slavery is TO be entirely extiu-
guished in twenty years all children
born after the Sth Of April are to be
absolutely free,
The only civilized country in which
human slavery exists to-day, is Spain !;
or rather 1t. bar colonies of Cuba and
Porto Rico. There is, we believe, a
system Of slavery in Turkey, but the
Slaves in that country are not confined
to the negro race, but beautiful Caucus
sian maideus are brought from their
mountainous homes, and sold to the
wealthy aud indolent Turks.
ln the Argentine Republic, and we
believe in the other South American
countries, when slavery was abolished
years ago, the cmancipated race at once
became endowed with all the rights Of
citizenship, aud there is no legal distinc-
tion on account of color; but it is rare
that an African attains any important
position, or high official station there.
We were informed by an intelligent
citizen Of the. Argentine Republic, that
only one negro has yet been promoted
to the grade of Colonel in their army,
and he was a man of remarkable intel.
lect, aud fine capacity as soldier. In
Brazil, also, the cmancipatcd negro at
once takes the position Of political equal
ity, there having heretofore been no le-
ga! discrimination between the different
colors and races.
But the South American nations are
not considered the best governed coun-
tries in the world. Brazil is a despotic
monarchy, and of course is strong
government, aud as long as she is bles.
Scd with such ruler as Don Pedro,
there is little danger of outbreak
Throughout all the rest of South Amer
lea, Central America and Mexico, where
mixed races exercise the rights Of citi-
zenship in an unlimited degree, there
are con inually revolutions, insurrec-
tions, and civil wars there is no per-
manent government, nor security for
life aud property.
This state of things almost finds its
counterpart 10 our country in the large
cities, where mass of Ignorant, vicious
people, are controlled by corrupt politi.
cal leaders, and the money of office hol-
ders and Office seekers. Every voter of
commonwealth should be an educated,
responsible, thinking person. Topson-
torn Free Press.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30
LAWS OF MARYLAND.
Frssed al he January Session 1867
TuPFIcIAL.1

Ptssed al he January Session 1867
[opfIc1ALl
AN ACT to amend an Act entitled an
Act TO amend an Act entitled On Act
to aid and encourage enlistmr1ts into
the Maryland Regiments in the ser
vice of the United States, passed
1864, Chapter Is, aud to provide for
the prompt payment Of the Bounties
therein specified, and 10 repeal sec
ton 4 Of said Act and to re,enact
the same SO as to make the Bounties
therein specified payable to the wild
ows aud heirs of deceased soldiers.
and to make said Bountics payable
to the heirs of such soldiers as hay-
ing been honorably discharged after
faithful service, have died without
rccelging the benefit of its provisions
Whereas, Since the passage of the
act above referred to certain soldiers en-
titled to the bounty provided by said
act have, after being honoratly dis.
charged from the service of the United
States, died before receiving the bcno.
fits of suid Bounty act.
And whereas, 1t is believed the pro.
visions of said act do not authorize the
payment Of said bounty to the heirs Of
such soldiers SO dying out Of the ser.
vice; therefore,
Sec !. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That for all sol
diers entitled to the bounty aforesaid.
who may have died or may die after
having been honorably discharged from
the service, without having received
said bounty, the said bounty shall be
paid to the widow, il any, or heirs of
sucf soldiers in the order named in said
Bounty act and the supplements thereto
Sec. 2 And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the dag Of its
passage.
We certify that the aforesoing is
true copy of an act which passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, Janus.
ry session, 1867.
W. r COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
may30 1t
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30

A cosTLy WoRK.-The Hoosac tun-
mel is again demanding more money
A statement made by the managers Of
the great bore to the Massachusetts,
Legislature shows that it viii cost S32,-
100000, and that 45 years win be re-
quired TO complete IL. The borers have
gone one-thirteenth of the distance
through the mountain, aud ii has alrea-
dy cost g., 100000.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30
nlay30.lt

AN ACT to repeal sections Eve and
eight of the act passed at the JaBua-
ry session, 1864 chapter IS, entitled
an act to aid aud encourage enlist
mcnts into the Maryland regiments
in service of the United States, and
also to repeal sections four and five Of
the act passed ut the January session,
1865, chapter 33, entitled an act TO
provide bounty for soldiers entering
the service OF the United States to
fill the quotas of Maryland under the
call Of the President Of the United
States Of December, eighteen hundred
and sixty four, and under future
calls.
Sec. / Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, That section
Eve and section eight Of the act passed
at the January session, 1864, chapter
Is, entitled "Au act 10 aid and encour-
age enlistments into the Maryland regi-
ments in service of the United States"
relating to the issuing of State bonds
not exceeding four millions of dollars,
as defence loan, and TO levy special
tax OF ten cents on every hundred dol
lars Of assessable property, be and the
same are hereby severally repealed.
Sec. 2. And be il enacted By tho Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland, That Sec
tion four aud section Ave of the act pas
sed at the January session, 1865, chap
ter 81, entitled an act to provide boun-
ty for soldiers entering the service Of
the United States to fill the quota Of
Maryland under the call of the Presi-
dent of the United States of December,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and
under future calls, relating TO the de-
fence loan not exceeding four millions
Of dollars, and to levy special tax Of
ten cents on every hundred dollars, We
and the same are hereby severally re-
pealed
Sec. 3. And be It enacted, That the
Comptroller be authorized and required
to examine iuto and adjust all the un-
paid bounties under the said Act OF
Assembly of 1864; chapter 10, entitled
An act to aid AID encourage enlist
meuts into the Maryland regiments in
service of the United States,s and the
said Act of Assembly of 1865, chapter
80. entitled "An act to provide bounty
for soldiers entering the service of the
United States TO fiIl the quotas Of Mary
land under the call Of the President OF
the United States Of December, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-four, and under
future calls, and 10 issue his warrants
TO the Treasurer, to lie paid the same
out Of a..y unappropriated funds in the
Treasury,
See. A. And be il enacted, That the
Comptroller shall from time to issue his
warrant to the Treasurer 10 pay out Of
any moneys in the Treasury for such
sums as may be necessary TO pay accrur
ing and future interest on the bonds 81
the State which were issued under the
said acts of 1864, chapter l5, and 1865,
chapter 33, hereinbefore referred to
See. .. Be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
We certify that the aforegoiug is
true copy ofan act which passed the
General Assembly of Maryland, Janua-
ry session, 1867.
w. r. COLE,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
may30.1t
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30
W. r. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGU STUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate,
nav9O II
nay3O 1t

AN ACT u encourage Immigration to
the State OF Maryland.
Whereas. In the altered condition Of
labor, brought about by the adoption of
the new Constitution, is H. volved rad.
ical change in our system of farming as
well as in our domestic and social rcla.
tions and whereas. it becomes impor.
tant to encourage the immigration of
capitalists and laborcrs to our soil to
provide for the wants which have thus
been created therefore,
Sec L. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That Dr. James
Higgins, of Anne Arundel county, be
and he is hereby appointed "Immigrant
Agent Of the State of Maryland and
is hereby empowered and directed to
assume and execute the several duties
hereinafter prescribed and dcyolved up
on him
See q And be it enacted, That said
Immigrant Agent shall travel through
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York.
and other States, or such of them, or
such portion or portions Of them, or OF
either Of them, as in his discretion shall
best promote the object of his agency.
and deliver lectures in the towns OF
public places on his line of travel in
which he shall set forth the advantage
to capitalists aud laborers of settling in
the State of Maryland, and with view
to secure large audiences, he shall give
public notice by hand bill or by adycr-
tisement in some one Of the newspapers
published in the nearest town, at least
one week in advance of his purpose to
deliver lecture or lectures on the OBJ
ject of his agency.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That said
agent shall keep an accurate aud exact
account Of his travelling expenses, and
separate and exact account Of his ex-
penses incurred in publishing notices
of his lectures, which together shall not
exceed the sum of fifteen hundred dol.
lars, and shall quarterly transmit in du-
plicate of each, attcsted by his affidavit,
to the Comptroller OF the Treasury, who
on being satisfied OF their accuracy, and
that the same included only necessary
expenses, shall transmit to the said lm'
migrant Agent the amount of said ex-
peuses, by draft or by such other meth.
cd MS he shall think safest, addressing
the same to such place as said agent
shall direct.
Sec 4. And be it enacted, That said
Immigrant Agent shall keep au account
in journal form Ct the duties he per-
forms, and as far as be can judge, Of
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30
may3o.lt

n9-A decoction Of the leaves Of com
mon chamomile will destroy every spe.
cies Of insect, and nothing contributes
so much to the health Of a garden - 4
number Of chamomiIe plants dispersed
through it, No green-house or hot
house should ever be without it, in :
green or dried state either the stalks
or flowers viii llanswer. Il Is . singular
fact, that IL plant is dropping and sp-
parently dying, in ninc cases out Of tsn
il will recover if you plant ohsmomils
near it.---Erchangs.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30
w. II, COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
may30-lt
rna.y3O-It

AN ACT to authorize and require the
State Treasurer, on the warrant Of
the Comptroller, to poy the Court
costs in the various suits instituted
or pending in the Courts of this STATE
and the Supreme Court of the United
States to test the validity Of the Reg
istry law.
Sec /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the Trea-
surer be aud he is hereby authorized
and repaired, on the warrant of the
Comptroller, to pay to the Clerk Of the
Court of Appeals the sum Of one thOus.
and dollars for aud on account Of the
court cost in the various suits instituted
or pending in the courts Of this State or
the Supreme Court Of the Unised States
on behalf of the citizens of this State
to test the validity Of the Registry law
Sac. .. And be it enacted, That il
the Nomptroller, upon the presentation
Of aud examination, shall find any sums
to be due to any clerk or other person
for cost due paid or to be due or for any
money on account Of court costs in the
suits aforesaid less than said sum
of one thousand dollars, then the Comp.
troler shall issue his warrant for such
less SUN in favor Of the Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals who shall disburse the
same among the parties entitled thereto
respectively.
Sec 3. And be il enacted, that this
act shah take effect from ths date Of its
passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is a
true copy of an act which passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, Janua-
rv session, 1867.
w. II. COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary of-the Senate.
may2o.lt
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The Democratic advocate., 1867-05-30

AN ACT to add additional sections to
article, Of the Code Of Public Cen
sTsi Laws, supplemental Vol. 2. title
Small Pox.
Sec. !. Re il enacted BY the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That for tho
purpose Of making more effective the
provisions Of the act Of January session
1864, for the better protection Of the
people Of this State against the ravsges
Of smallpox the cum of Eve hundred
dollars be and the same Is hereby APP