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sample copy of BARTLETT's LIFE OF LINCOLN will
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sam of the pamphlet edition for 25 cents. Send
sample. and then you wish engage the sale OF
the work, We viii send terms to agents which
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Address, Ohm III. DAYTSN, Publisher
rlns SO Howard So, VIZ
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ATE OF WISCONSIN
u ~ Cn1-Nr1 OF DANr

: h nIay f ~ Nii hereby given that the wnb Hrd flor a PUBL Auction
in n
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five @ lama s
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Family Grocery

In town, and I intend to be in future, as I always
have been in the past, the first in the mark with
every novelty of the season 1 receiving goods
every week from the East, thereby always keeping my
stock A.. a.s ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

ELEcrR1cTrr.-A lady riding in the
cars found herself seated by the side of a
matron who was exceedingly deaf
Ma am" said she, in high tone,
Ibid you ever try electricity ?"fo GT1 Is
"What do you say, miss ?"
Il asked you if you ever tried electrici-
ty for your deafness !"
"Oh, yes, indeed did, It's only last
summer | got struck with lightning, but
don't see as it done me mite of good"
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To Housekeepers. s.v
SOMETHING NEW.-B. T. BABBITTS
BEST MEDICAL, SAI,FRATITSt ga

.".r.. -.... -s : Z = - ~ E. E
SOMETHING NEW.-B T. BABBITTS
BEST MEDICAL SALERATUS.E 81
| ISmanu featured from common salt and isl
64Iprepared entirely different from other Salera- rs
ltus. All the deeteriouS matter extracted in v
such Il manner as to produce Bread, Biscuit .
and all kinds of Cake, without containing al
particle OF SaleratuS when the Bread or Cake
rs baked; thereby producing wholes ONE re-
n n suits. Every particle of Saleratus is turned n n
OO|to gas and passes through the Bread and Bis 90
cult while baking. consequently. nothing re-
mains but common Salt, Water. and flour
You will readily perceive, by the taste of this
lsaleratus, that it is entirely different from
Iother Saleratus x & =
6SI tits packed in one poundpapers each wrar-6S
Iper branded EsB. 7. Babbitt's Best Medicinal ~
ISaleratus;'' also, picture, twisted loaf of
bread, with glass of effervescing water on
the top. When you purchased paper you'll
VI should preseve the wrapper and be particu-
: 0ltar to get the next exactly like the first n
UIbrand as above "
Full dir ections for making Bread with this Esa
SaleratuS and sour Milk Cream Tartar
will accompany each package also. for max
ting Soda Water and Seidlitz Powders
10 MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP, with 10
B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH
Warranted double che strength of ordinary 81
Potash put up in cans-1 fb. 2 BIS 3Ibs lbs
dland u fbS-with full directions for making and
Hard and soft Soap. Consumers will find this
1.-THE cheapest article in market
Manufactured and for sale by
aHE1E. 81 .iE B. 7. BABBITT..
v4n2y1 and No. IS India St. Boston I
-'...+a -H..a eH.a-5-ttst rf.- .-"'h
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

Mr.. Soule, in a recent speech in Lou
lslana, claimed that Douglas, in regard to
Slavery, stood just where Calhoun stood
IN lS41, where Cobb and Buchanan have
stood, and the whole Democracy of Geor-
gia and South Carolina have stood. Mr..
Soule's argument was intended to benefit
Douglas in the South, but it will hardly
help him in the North.
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These applications can be sent by mail to any adj
dress secure from danger or observation. One pack
age is generally sufficient to effect permanent cure
Price SIS per package sent to any address and cure
1cdTrdRted in ali cases.
Persons afflicted with any form of Prirate disease
VIII De cured at nome on receipt of letter desert
bng symptoms, and enclosing So for which their med
lclne will be sent to them from observation
with full and explicit directions for use.
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FreSh and Full

Everything pertaining to the trade be found al
establishment, and prepared to sell at Whole
sale well as Retail, on favorable terms any
concern in town.
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STATE OF wIsCoNsIN--Jefter,on Count,

STATE OF WISCONSIN---Jefferson County
Circuit Court.
Linus Squires, Plaintiff, against Phlp r R-n.1,t
George Lewellen, John Petty and VIM Foxweil. de-
X virtue ana IN pursuance of a Judgment of fore
- closure and sale, rendered by the said conrt ~
the above entitled action. on the 9th dav of Juue
u. ieoo shal expose for sale at public auction and
sell TO the highest bidder, at the Topping House in
the village of Waterloo, in the county of Jefferson
aforesaid on Thursday, the 18th day of October A D
following described mortgaged premises or 30 Innb
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amonnt If
sad udgh ent with interest costs and the exnense of
sale, 10 W.T. All that certain piece or parcel of land
sltuated lying and being in the Town IF waterloo in
the county of Jefferson and State of Wiscosi, .,s
described as follows to wit The southeast
of the southeast quarter of section four. "a Tow
eight, tSl range thirteen Q3l East containnp forr
acres of land. r. O. IVNDSI nv y - iu4 y
Dated July 9th D. 1860. iviSr1S
CoNKLIN x CONE. Plaintiffs Atty's
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PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, M, \.

PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, M, D.
l. how to cook for them; how prepare DRINKS
Poultices &c, and how to guard against infection
from Contagious Diseases
IT TELLS T0U OF the various diseases of Children
-aE. and gives the best and sinnl est
--l-.... .... mode oTtrcatment during Teething
Commissions, Vaccine ton, Whoop-
$3.50 ~ ing Cough Measles. &c
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Group Cholera
infant uIn, Collie, Darrh0a, " orms
-#- -.- Scaled Head. Ringworm. Chicken
..s fex, &c. and gives You the best
remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Fever and Ar11e
and Bilious, Y elbow, Typhus. Scar,
-r let and otner FeverS, and gives
you the best and simplest remedies
for their --. f y.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms of Influenza Con-
..-a " sumption, of Dyspepsia, Asthma
r-. #--.- r Dropsy. Gout. Rheumatism. Lum-
baSO, Erysipelas, &c, and gives
@ you the best remedies for their
-..- r-r -.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Cholera Morbus.
Malignant Cholera. Smallpox Dys-
EMERY, Cramp, Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, and Liver and
g.E the best remedies for their cure
II TELLS YOU The symptoms of Peurisy, Mumps
r--.- Neuralgia, Apoplexy, Paralysis the
various Diseases of the Throat
.... Teeth, Ear and Eye, and the best
remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Epilepsy. jam
dice, Piles. Rupture, Diseases of
the Heart, Hemmorrhage Venereat
Diseases, and Hydrophobia and
gives the best remedies for their
IT TELLS YOU The best and SIMPLEST treatment for
Wounds, Broken Bones and Dslo-
cations, Sprains. LocBjaw Fever
Sores, White Swelings Ulcers.
Whitows Boils Scurvey, Burns
s.-.s and Scrofua. .--a#F rs. = -lI---
II TELLS YOU OF the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the best and
--a simplest remedies for their cure
together with many valuable hints
Tor the preservation of the heath
The work is written in plain language free from
medical terms so as to be easily understood while its
Simple recipes may soon save you many times the cost
of the book 1t is printed in clear omen TYNE is
illustrated with appropriate engravings and Will be
forwarded to your address, neatly bound and postage
paid, on receipt of S1,00.
H $1,000 A YEAR
Can be made by enterprising everywhere in SELL
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very lileral.
For single copies of the Book or for terms to AGENTS
with other information, apply address
--s- JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher.
- S1n2m6 No Gil SAMSON St. PHILADELPHIA Pa
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

Roger Sherman was Representative
to Congress from Connecticut; his bust
ness had been that of making shoes. John
Randolph, who had Indian blood in him,
rose, and, in his usual squeaking voice,
said: 81 should like to know what the
gentleman did with bis leather apron be-
fore he set out to Washington? p Mr. Sher-
man replied, initiating the same squeak =
81 cut it up sir, to make mocassins for the
descendants of Pecahontas.
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$1,000 A YEAR,
$4,000 copies Already Sold.
E ' Err YRODY'S LAWYER
Counselor in Business.
.r BY FRANK CROSBY,
Of the PMzadezpAia Bar.


aE Ut the pI2In1eI91HIu Po.. -
- ~ - - 0'' I''''V u" ar
TT Tells yOIT How 70 d - n
4 PAPERS, gives general forms for AGREEMENTS
all kinds, BILLS OF SALE, LEASES AND PETITIONS r-
IT TELLS You How to draw. Nv, Row, o7 ~,
cPs 49, 49, ~ u -loit ~ I ~
... ToRxry NorEs "a So % ~.
EXCHANGE, RECEIPTS and LEAsEs
IT TELLS YOU The Laws for the Collection,
Debts. with the Statutes of Iiui.
1873 tuition, and amount and kind II
-..r ... Property EXEMPT from Fxecutier
--- IN every State.
1T TELLS YOU How to make an Assignment nro,,e.
E CHI ly, with forms of Composition With
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Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Dried Fruits, Hermeti
eally Sealed Fruits,

And every other article usually found in first class
Family Groceries, sold by and always warranted
represented. L will sell you better TEA for
fifty than you buy anywhere else for sixty
TWO cents, and good TEA for forty as our windy
cmporarieS. who make such blow Teas. will
sell for fifty. mean what say, and stand ready
verify it every hour in the day, ana every day in
the week. make it point never to be under>old,
and want it distinctly understood that do business
upon that principle.
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Sc PAGES, Ismo. PRICE CENTS.

THE object of this work will be to present in the
L most concise form practicable. the principles and
aims of the Republican party the in its
contest with the Slave Power. and its Democratic
allies; the sentiments of all the leading statesmen of
the country, past and present reference to those
issues and such other matters of interest may be
evolved in the progress of the political struggle upon
which we have entered. What every working Repub-
lican will desire. in the way of fact argument and
opinion for himself and for his neighbour inform the
ignorant. convince the preudieed, and stimulate the
lukewarm, viii be given in this PocKETPIsTo series
in form at once compact neat, and convenient and
at price which will enable our Republican Clubs to
put copy of it into the hands of every voter who
can read.
The Reptbl7aa Pistol irtH be published on he
p 9TH of each month during the Campaign.
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Can be made by enterprising everywhere in SELF
ing the above work. inducements to all such
are very liberaku 4 II a3 81 eessg M NJ
For single copies of the Book for terms to agents
with other information, apply 90 address ~ NV
~ JOHN e. POTTER, Publisher sr-.FF
vln2mG Ne. 611 Sansom ST. Philadelphia Pa
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

There is an election district in ST.
Lawrence county which is ten miles wide.
The whole number of votes given for Gov
ernor in 1858 was $50 Morgan had 40.
Burrows 6, and Parker 4. All the Bur-
rows men are now Lincoln men two of the
Parker experienced religion last winter
and one Of them short time ago said
that he had always been Democrats, but
since his conversion, he now looked at
these things very differently. At the pres
ent time there is not man in the district
with sufficient assurance to declare himself
for either the Northern OF Southern De
mocracy.
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Cures Guaranteed.

These applications can be easily made and any one
can make thems without the knowledge of his
most intimate friend No emissions occur after the first
application, and they cause pain.
There are persons who indulge in the fond vet IRA
tonal belief that nature is capable of reSumng with
out her lost power. To such can only say
that the time which is wasted in this delay is precious
and irretrievabe and only perpetuate the
hablts OF hopless imbecty and render mpoency per-
sta-.a =
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

A REASONABLE DUTCHMAN.-A German
who was obliged to remove from DIVER
street, in Boston, while the street was be-
ing graded and repaired, has asked the city
government to do the following things:
''To reimburse him for costs of remOv-
ing to Roxbury to pay the fare of his Bos-
ton music teacher to Roxbury and back
to pay his horse railway tolls to Boston
and back; to pay for his city dinners on
those days when he has not had time to 90
home to pay for extra shoes worn out by
his children in the streets of Roxbury
to pay doctors bill. for having attended
his children, who had been made sick by
eating green apples, which sickness could
not have overtaken them had the re-
manned in Dover street" e.EsLJs>s p. y
There are now more spots on the sun
than have been seen before for many years.
Some of these are visible through a smoked
glass to the naked eye. Several stars
some of them of great brilliancy, which
from their ascertained distance, must have
been as large as our sun-have totally dis
appeared from the sky; and the question
has been raised among astronomers, wheth-
er the light and heat of the sun are grad
ually fading away. As this would be ac-
eompanied by the destruction of all the
plants and animals on the earth, it is rath-
er an interesting question. The suns light
and heat are diminished by the dark spots
at the present time about ! per cent
Scientific Anlcrtcan
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

Much attention has been given to the treatment of
Seminal Weakness difficulty produced by the early
abuse of the system. Persons afflicted with the diff
Guilty can be readily cured by local applications which,
has been clearly demonstrated, by eminent surgeons
both of this and the old countries No person can cv
er expect to be cured by taking medicine without
these applications, which perfectly harmless in
their nature, but all powerful in removing said diff
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5 COPIES TO ONE ADDRESS FOR 81 90

We trust cur Republican friends in all parts of the
country. viii exert themselves make up clubs for
the Pocket-Pistol. 1t will gise you a complete outfit
of fact and argument with which combat the sham
Democracy.
Address, - II. DAYTON, Publisher.
Wins So Howard ST. \. 7.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

COLLISION OF AUTHoRITY-Judge Mil
Ter appointed Lindsey Ward, of Racine,
Receiver of the Milwaukee & Horizon r.
r., sometime since and he took possession
of the road. At the same time, the Su-
preme Court of the State appointed Col
Fairchilds, who was unable to get posses
sion Of the road The Supreme Court hav-
ing made an order reversing the decision
of the U. s. District Court, Mr.. Fairchilds
succeeded in getting possession of some of
the stations of the road on Thursday,
though Pc are informed Mr.. Ward contin-
ues to have control of the trains, and is at
tempting by force to dispossess the receiv-
er appointed by the Supreme Court jour.
A CLERICAL COUNTERFEIT DErEcroR.-
Rev. II. W. Beecher gives the public the
following test for detecting clerical impos-
tors:
We once heard a Jew say of his country
men, can honest Jew never begs. You
may be perfectly sure, therefore, if a Jew
comes begging, that he is dishonest" And
SO we say honest clergymen never use
their professional title or reputation as a
commercial capital. And whenever any
man prefaces a bargain by writing Rev. be-
fore his name you may be sure he ought
to write rogue after it. |H
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v a RI g TI 9 8 >
MultunL In Parvo
-4E r.eHH ."r OR, s.f.f g
A Little of Everything,

The following being but small proportion OF the
=. articles that will be exhibited. tG p
Irish Linens, Silk Lace, Working Cotton, Buttons,
Swiss Muslin. ifs --.t-u Knitting Cotton, Irvine.
Jaconet Muslin, Beached Muslins, Crash,
Cambrics, Tassels, Hoop Skirts, Grain Bags,
Fringes, Flowers, Wreaths, Apron Checks, Belts,
Bonnets Drapery, EdgingsSuspendeTs, Combs,
Head Dresses, Buckskin AIittens, Napkins,
Velvet Ribbons, Mems Boots Mems Shoes,
Dress Trimmings, Boys Boots; Boys Shoes,
Lace ellis Grape, Hosiery Womens & Childrens shoes
Leise Grape, Needles, FlossRubbers Satches Whips,
Table Cloths Dmity, Mems and Boys Hats,
Shirt Bosoms, Elastics, Mems and Boys Caps,
Wooden Hoods, Braids, Trunks, Buckskn Gloves,
Tape, Pins, -aGs- ra5l Wooden Yarn, &c. &c. -
THE PROPRIETOR has hesitation in guar
l. anteeing the most perfect satisfaction to all who
may visit this establishment. Any person dissatisfied
with part of the performance will have his money
refunded None expected to visit it except those
in search of the choicest, cheapest largest and
desirable stock of Goods brought TO the City of
WatertoWn.
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What Everybody Wants. i
The FAMILY DOCTOR.

Simple Remedies, Easily Obtained, far the Gu,
..l. Of Disease in all Forms. .. --
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PRINTING doue al tkt, oace CHIP.
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Groceries and Provisions.
T.. TX. RIA N I'D A LII

HAVE just made heavy additions to my stock
L which makes mine the best assorted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12

It TELLS YOU How to attend upon the sick and
l. how to cook for them; how to prepare DRINKS
Pouitices, Ne, and how to guard against infection
from Contagious Diseases.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-12
Office No. 10 Wieting Hall Block ND Stairs
Opposite (yyesb the Syracuse House
a.'. -'--#- Syracuse, N. " .# .t..t.>..
SECRET DISEASES.

THE FOUNDERS OF THIS CELEBRATED INsTI-
tuition offers the most certain, speedy and efectu
remedy in the world for
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
NAtIonAI Democratic PIatTorm.
ADOPTED AT pALrIMonE. yrxE %. 1sen.

Resolre'', That the platform adopted by the Dem
ocratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed, with the
oiioWng explanatory resolutions:
FIrH, That the government Of Territory organ
lied by an act 81 Congress is provisional and tempo
rnry and during It's existence all citizens Of the Uni
ted states have equal right to settle with their
property in tile Territory, without their rights either
Of person or property, being destroyed or impaired
by Congressional or territorial legislation.
SecOd, That II Ia the duty Of the Federal Govern
tnent In al is departments, TO protect, when me-
cessary, the rights Of persons and property In the
Territories, and wherever else its constitutional au-
thOrity extends.
Third, That when the settlers In Territory hav-
Ing an adequate population, form State constilu-
u"n, the right Of sovereignty commences and being
cnnsummated by admission into the Union they stand
oT an equal footing with the people Of other States
land the State thus organized ought to be admitted
to the Federal UnOn whether its constitution pro-
hiblts or recognizes the institution of slavery
ReSolred. That the Democratic party are In favor
of the acquisition Of the Island OF Cuba on such terms
wfii be honorable ourselves and Just to ppair,
at the earliest practi, nj moment.
ReSOLFcd, That the enactmcnts Of State legisla
lures 10 defeat the faithful execution Of the fugitive
slave law hostile IA character, subversIve Of the
Constitution, and revolutionary in their effect.
ReNOire0, That the Democracy Of the United States
recognize II the imperative duty NJ this Govern
mrnt to protect the natnralZcd citizen in all his
rights, whether at home in for ign lands, 10 the
sam" extent ~ It's nativc-born cit:zrns.
Whereas, One Of the greatest necessities of the
age, In POLITICAL commercial, postal and military
point OF view, is speedy communication between
tho Pacific and Atlantic coasts Therefore, he IL
RSsO'Ted, That the National Democratic party do
hereby pledge themselves to every In their
power to sccura the passage Of sOmc bill, to the
extent Of the Constitutional authority Of Congress for
sirsippi river to the Pacific ocean, at the earliest
practicable moment.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

LIXcoLN's OLD OPINION OF JRFTRRsoN. -
The Nacomb Olls.1 Ed9le rSkes up the
following extract from a speech made by
Mr. Lincoln in 1874:
"Mr. Jefferson is a statesman whose
praises are never out of the mouth Of the
Democratic party. Let as attend to this
uncompromising friend Of freedom, whose
name is continually invoked against the
Whig party. The character Of jefferson
was repulsive. Continually pulling about
liberty, equality, and the degrading curse
Of slavery, he brought his own children to
the hammer and made money of his de.
baucheTies Even at ms death, he did not
maHumit his numerous offspring, but left
them, soul and body to degradation and
the cart-whip. A daughter Of this vaunt-
ed champion of Democracy was sold some
years ago at public suction, In New Or
leans, and Purchased by society Of gen.
tlelnen, who wished to testify by her lib
Grafton their respect and admiration Of .
statesman who
Dreaut Of freedom in slaves embrace.
This single line I have quoted gives
more insight into the character Of the man
than whole volumes of panegyric, It will
outlive his epitaph, write it who may"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
FOR SALE;

business calling me to the East, wish to cell
ID my Store and Goods, At American Flat also,
one half interest in my Store at Michigan Flat
Each store is located in = healthy and populouI
neighboThood, and doing good business.
a2s-lf J. J. LAWYER.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

lie who has never experienced the af.
lectiOnate bitterness Of love, who has new.
or known how earnest irony and passion.
ate sarcasm may be the very language Of
love, in its deepest, saddest holiest moods,
is utterly incapable of even judging this
passion.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
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DeAlR h
Typo, Presses, Printing Material.
oARDA AND PRENx8GS STOCK GRNBRALLY,
21a Way -. AsaR 9anaomo, ean HtancisOo
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
OLD ARCADE REsTAURANT

and the public at large, that they ~
have, at considerable expense, entirely rem.
ovAlcd and remoieied the "OLD ARClDE,"S
and are nov prepared TO furnish Meals IN
superior style, at all hours OF the day or night.
20 EVERY DELICACY Of the Season may be had
At all times Polite and gentlemanly attention may
be relied upon.
az The BAKERY is supplied, at all times, with
choice variety Of BREAD, PIES, CAKES, etc.
which will be sold, Wholesale or retail, at lowest
market rates.
Balls Parties, ETC., furnished with sup1ers, in su-
pertOr style, ~ short notice.
aU4-Sm IENRY sYMoNs 4 CO., Proprietors.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
Book anN Bob printing Ot(frr

10 rsplsas with al the modern improvements for
the NEAT. CHEAP AND RAPID execution Of
every variety 0f PRINTINt;-aueh Aa nOoks,
panphlsts. BTisfs, Postsrs. uandbills. Circulars,
Bali fiekets, PrsgTammes, Certificates Of Stock or
DepaSiI, BinheaaS, Cheeks, Receipts, Cards, La
bels, etc., either In plain ~ fancy cOlored inks.