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Houschepcrs looh to yo"r interest, one dolM

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Sared is firO Garnet.
TENIIE celebrated WELLINGTON COOK
I STOVE with extended fire box for long
wood. This new and beautiful Cooking
Stove challenges all competition for the ex-
quisite style OF ornament, and perfect opera
ton in all respect. The oven extends under
the fire box, and the tiues are SO arranged
that the whole oven surface will bake per-
tectly and uniformly. The slightest eXanlin-
alton Of this stove must satisfy every one
that it is a universal iilvurite. 1t commands
a very extensive sale. For sale at city
prices, by PRYOR Il BRO.
(Gantwell's old stand, y Eikton, Md.
Aug. l. 1868.
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FNfiE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
l. extended fire box for wood or coal
Owing to the Unprecedented popularity OF
this Stove, we have been induced to offer it
with the utmost confidence, to those who
want good heavy cast Stove. Out of tho
immense number of the Royal that have
been sold We have never heard single com.
plant OF ia,ure to operate To entire satisilc
ton, and We cha lopge the world TO present
any cooking stove that will do its work moro
perfectly. For sale at City prices for cash,
by PRYOR y BRO,
(Cantwrl's old stand,) Elkton, Md.
Aug. ], 1868.
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WATCHES.
JeWelry and SiEyer-Ware.

OK The undersigned would respectfully invite your
IA. attention to his we'll selected stock of Fine Gold
Esa.Iaand Silver WATCHES, Fine Gold JEW ELRN nf
every kind and variety of stylcsconrsing all Of the
NEWEST and most BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
Also, SOLID SlLN EK-W ARE. EQUAL TO CnIS--and the
best make Of SILVER PLATED WARE. Each article is
WARE ASrED IL he as REPRESENTED.
II y Watches and .cwelry carefully REPAIRED
satisfaction guaranteed. JACOB HARLEY,
Successor to Stauiier & inrlry)
No. G22 MARKET Street
Sep 5, 1865 IN. PHILADELPHIA.
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Rhodes Super-PhOsphate.

VNHE STANDARD MANURE, composed
L. OF Bones treated with Smlptnric .4cid.-
{" kHODES'' the long established Manure
in the American malket-hc sides having
European reputation cannot be cxcelled
for the culture of oats, Corn, Tobacco ana
Root Crops. Also, Top Dressing on The Gro,r
ing Wheat. For sale by
Feb II, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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n T. w A II X II O Il + l..
Newark, Del.

THE proprietor would respectfully inform
his friends and the publican general, that he
has rctitted the above fotel, making it com
Portable and accommodating, and will lie
pleased to see all that may honor him with Il
call.
C. Best Wines, Liquors and Segars con-
stanty on hand. A fine Bagatclle Table on
hand. JOHN W. CHOATE,
Aug. %, lSG3-3m. Proprietor
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SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS

Ao vi Sotiy kSSuNtCu INVSs
l.. -. LGlinlnn
OFFERS LAnGE STOCK OF
Fancy Dress Silks.
Black Dress Silks.
New style Dress Goods.
WGusSesine de E.aimes,
Printed Clial!ies,
FOpli1is, Mode Aipachas,
BaregeS,
yaismcias,
Lawns,
Gi4gsianis.
Moza.nDiques,
Victoria Lawns,
Cambria Muslin,
Swiss Muslin.
SliaHis, Mant:llaS ana ClaakS,
of New and PoNl.n,r Styles.
Cloaking C'ofhS, Hoop ShirtS ShocS y iiaitsrs.
WE SELL AT CITY PRICES.
EIkton, June 90, 1868.
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How are Our Dresses to be Made =.

A contemporary answers the foregoing question
chimes. of course. We trust that the day is over
in which needle drudgery sets feeble opposition
to the musical click of the Franklin Sewing Ma,
chine A lady who says she does not know how
to use Sewing Machine is looked upon with as
much disrust as lady who says she don't like
babies. Side by side in every house the
Piano and the Sewing Machine. Is not the Ma
chine better than all the pianos ever tuned p
Really scarcely know which blessing to wish
our laly fricnds-a Franklin Sewing Machine or
a husband. We rather incline to the former, for
they can exist minus tue matrimonial alliance,
but cant without tho Machine What say you,
girls send your order.
EDWD. W. STAPLES, Agent
for the Franklin Sewing Machine
Elkton, Aug ], 1863
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BETTER THAN CAlOMFL OR BLUE PILL
BETTER THAN CAIOMEI. OR BLUE PILL


They exercise more powerful influence over the liver
and its sccreons than caomcl, mercury, blue pill,
hence their importance In cases of livet Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties, Jauudce, Dyspepsia, Bilious at
tack Headache, &c In the treatment of Fcvcrs, either
Bilious yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers,
they are superior to quninc. Their nlucnc, extends
over the entire system, controlling strengthening, and
bra ing w the relaxed and wasting energies and gu
lang all the fecro tons to tho natural performance of
their duties, cleansing and purifying the blood, and
purgng from the system all diseased deposits and i'm
pure humors.
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500 Reward.

WHEREAS, certain disorderly persons hav e,
w for some time past been engaged dur
Ing the late hours of the night in wantonly and
nsliciously destroying fences, windows. and other
private property of citizens Of the town of Elk
ton; and in other ways disturbing the public
peace. This is 20 give notice, that the above re-
ward will be given by the President and Commits
sioDers of the town of Elkton for the delivery,
arrest and conviction of any of said parties
BY order of the Board
JOHN PERKINS. Jr.,
oct g. 1S63-3w Secretary
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THE PARIS MANTILLA,
Cloak and Fur Emporium.
No. 92O Chestnut ST., Formerly No 7os) Philadelphia.
r W. PROCTOR X co. invite the atten-
y ton of their Friends to their large and
Superb Stock Of Fine CLOAK and FUR, I'M
paralleled in any former season.
The increased accommodation afforded in
our new location, enables us TO devote the
fullest attention to our
FUR DEPARTMENT
which will be found well furnished with eve
ry description of FIRST CLASS FURS, which
which will be guaranteed as represented, or
the money paid will be refunded.
Orders per mail will be carefully attended
to, and delivered, Express charges paid, any
distance inside of 100 miles.
j. W. PROCTOR u co.
No. 900 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
sep. Sly.
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Price, with Hemmer and Teller, 40.

1t forms fiat, even, and elastic seam,
which is warranted not to rip in wear, even if
the seam is cut at frequent intervals, and also
Hnder all circumstances s.to survive the
wash-tub."
patented device, of great utility to
learners, prevents the possibility of the ma
chine being run in the wrong direction, or
the balance wheel wearing ady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle,
which cannot be set wrong.
sit is emphatically the good, low-priccd
Family Sewing Machine that the public have
long been waiting for "-Boston Transcript.
ssIt is indeed a wonderful production, and,
for family use especially, no other will bear
any comparison with it."-Phil. Evening
journal.
GA mechanical wonder."- Scientiiic A
merican.
"Among the best and most serviceable
Sewing Machines. Light and elegantly fin
ished, and so simple in its construction, that
It seems almost impossible for 1t to get out
OF repair. "-Pittsburg Chronicle.
"Has combined with its own peculiar mcr-
Its all the really valuable improvements Of
the higher priced machines. p Pennsy Iva
nian.
"This machine, in the opinion of the COM
mittee, fills more nearly the requirements of
perfect family machine than any on exhibit
tiCn.''-Franklin Institute Exhibition Report
of 1858.
ssTakIng into consideration simplicity,
cheapness, durability, and doing all work,
the committee were unanimously in favor of
Wilcox Il Gibbs as single thread machine.
Penn. State Agricultural Society's Report.
awe must, in justice, express our CT nti-
dence in the merits of the Wilcox Il Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that great
desideratum has been supplied by it, in prov
Ing, beyond doubt, that two threads are not,
rs was supposed, necessary to good ma
chine. ''-Christian Advocate and journal,
June 81, 1860.
"After much wear and many washings, the
stitching is found to retain all the roundncss,
evenRess, and frmness which are so much
admired at lrst''-N. Y. Sun.
''ln principle it is perfect. "-Enginccr,
London.
''Has evident points Of superiority over all
others Phil. Press.
"a serviceablc machine. OF this we have
experience in our own family. "-Boston Trv.
''The beauty and simplicity Of its mechan-
ism are admirable. '-Express.
"No Sewing Machine heretofore introduce
ed has, in so short a time, acquired such
well-merited popularity. Gin. Gazette.
"We esteem it the BEST machine for family
use. The STITCH IS UNExCEPTIoNABLE."-
Signed by many hundred citizens OF Phila-
delphia.
&C. Send for Circular. ~
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer.
sos Broadway, N. 7.
sep o. en-
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Combination Cock for Coal or
WOOD,

DIVFG HeCTT use WI >
l. and has earned for itself IL reputation I'M
equaled by any stove in the maket which we
are prepared to show by those having them
in use. 1t has extra large hues, together
with large oven. The oven being protcc-
ted at different points by air chambers which
cqualizcs the heat and makes it a perfect
baking oven. This Stove is now made with
an extended fire room, which takes in long
wood, thereby saving much labor in cutting.
The public are invited to examine this stove
before making a purchase.
L. W. STAPI Els.
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&N' L hiNNiJ Nttiisp ~ llT W y lIIIt l..
BUT A BRISK AND THOROUGH
EVACUATION FROM THE towels
Is ALWAYS SECURED.
Newly Discovered Principles in Purgativcs.
Dr. Railways Pills are the bcst Purgave Pills in tho
world and the only Vegetable substitute for Caomel
Mercury ever discovered. They are composed Of
VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FROM ROOTS,
HERBS, PLANTS, GUMS, SEEDS, FLOWERS,
BARKS, FRUITS AND WEEDS, PRE-
PARED IN vACUO.
One grain of the extract of the medicinal proper
ties oadway's Pills, possess greater curative power
disease than thousand of the crude and inert
materials that enter into all other pills in These
Pills compounded Of the active medicinal proper
ties of the Roots, Herbs Plants, Flowers Gums &c Of
which they are composed One dose will prove thor
superiority to all other pills They
PURGE, CLEANSE, PURIFY, HEAL,
sOOTHE, CALM, STRENGTHEN,
lNvIGoRATE,
And REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
Their Great Combinations.
They Apericnt Tonic, laxative, Alternative, slim.
ulant, Counter lfrant, Sudoriilc.
AS EvACUANTS,
They are more certain and thorough than the Drastic
Pills of Alocs or Croton Harlem Oil, Elltcrium
and more soothing and healing than SIENNA, or Rhcu-
barb, or Tamarinds, or Castor Oil.
IN SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
Inflammation Of the Bowels or Stomach Liver Spleen
Pancreas or Kidneys, Bilious Cho!ic or Bilious Fever
Eryspcas Congestiyc Fever Small Pox, Measles or
Sc .rlct Fever,
SIX TO EIGHT OF DIR. RAILWAYS REGU-
LATINO PILLS WILL PURGE TIE PRlMA-
RY CAUSE OF THESE FROM THE SYSTEM
IN SIX HOURS.
One dose of Dr. Railways Pills will cleanse the ntes.
final canal, md purge from the bowels all offending
and retained hunors, thoroughly as lnbclia the
best approved enctic viii cleanse the stomach, with
GU, producing inflammation, irritation, weakness,
ST RAINI G,
or other unpl symptoms. Tho are no ether
purgatve pills in the world that will this desi.
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r1DER NlNEGAR,--Five barrels Fine Cider
oNincgar, (made by W. NJ. paxson. st. Georges Sta
tvn Delawaie for sale by I. Drcnncn at % cents per
gallon.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

FOREIGN OPINION OF VALLANDIGHAM.-
The Handelsblad, (Journal of Commerce)
one of the leading newspapers Of Holland,
published in Amsterdam, in a number of
March 26th, expresses the following opin-
ion of Hon. G. L. Valandigham.
One of the greatest political meetings
lately assembled in the city of New York,
was recently held at the Democratic
Headquarters in that city. The meeting
was addressed by Hon. G. L. Vallandig.
ham, Of Ohio, and never, since the com.
mencement Of the war, has q man spo.
ken or expressed his opinions more freely
than did Mr.. V. on that occasion. He is
decidedly a man for the times-a man
seemingly called upon the stage of action
by the wisdom Of Providence, to rescue
from a military despotism once happy
country, now struggling for national ex.
iStence with an internal foe; and advo.
eating principles similar to those which
created Washington, Cromwell and
Robespierre. lie clearly understands the
necessities of his country, and has the
courage to defend the people from an un.
warranted usurpation Of power by those
whom they elected to execute the laws.
He describes and makes the indignation
of an outraged people understood, with q
boldneSs characteristic of true patriot,
and his sentiments are not the changeable
ideas and expressions of an oftice-seeker,
but his language idicates mar who
knows what he says, and has the courage
to say what he knows. lie is Democrat.
and recognizes in that time-honored party
the principles which alone can save his
suffering country from impending anar.
chy and ruin, and restore the blessings of
civil and religious liberty to a great peo-
pie. We expect to hear again from this
fearless defender Of Constitutional law.
and may he continue his efforts and cease
not his labors until the American ensign
shall again wave over united and pros
porous people, and American citizens
shall once more enjoy the rights of true
Republican liberty.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

THURLow WEED on THE CoNsCRIPTIoN
LAw.-The following, from the pen Of
Thurlow Weed, appeared in the Albany
Evening journal, of the Sth. It will at.
tract general attention. Mr.. Weed is not
only the man who founded the Republi.
can party, but is admitted to be the
ablest man in it:
Congress has armed the Government
with all the powers that its exigencies
required. The Administration is clothed
with extraordinary financial and military
authority. The Federal Government n
now its own banker, and its armies are to
be levied Independent Of State agencies.
In the first year Of the war our Young
men rushed voluntarily to the field, and
our banks as voluntarily supplied the
Government with ways and means.
Mark the change and read not the lesson
it teaches carelcSsly. Onerous laws can
only be carried into effect with the con.
sent of the governed" Since the Con.
gress was chosen by which the conscrip-
ton law was enacted, there has been a
political revolution in four of the largest
States in the Union. There are causes
for such reaction. Let those who are re-.
Sponsible for the country's welfare seek
to profit by them.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
NUMBER a.

civil war has not desOlated, his ashe1
repose - where John Marshal lived
and died, who, in every constitutional
opinion he gave, recognized and re.
spected these accursed rights" sDd
expressly the Sovereignty" Of the States
the land Of Jefferson, and Madison, and
Monroe, and Henry, and John Taylor, of
CarOlina-men destined to live in story
when the fierce fanatics Of this day Of
sorrow shall be forgotten, and whose
names will survive either on the temple
OF IT'S ruins when the storm and ftS
earthquake shall pass by. Think, citi-
zcns of Pennsylvania, of this irreverent
railer, this fit representative of a party Of
destruction. from his place Of fancied So
curity, daring to fling his maledictions at
the Keystone of the broken arch, hang.
ing, as it does, doubt(ully over the ruin
and gravitating below. Think, Pennsyl.
vanians, for such you were before the
Union had an existence, and such you
will proudly be, if, in the providence Of
God, the Union has not gone from us, Of
those rights being cursed which your an.
cestors thought they gave you. Think Of
all this-and then ask you, in the name
Of the Constitutional Democracy of Penn.
sylvania, to stand, shoulder to shoulder,
in the conflict now impending-fo the
Constitution, and the rights, inallienable,
indestructible State rights, that guard our
firesides and our homes. Maintain these
sacred local rights as you would the do
mestic purity of your families. Let
them De broken down, and you will sink
with all your nationality. If there are
no water-tight compartments, or they be
destroyed, depend on it the flag won't
save the ship from laundering.
One other word. For what say to-
night no human being but myself is re.
sponsible. My opinions may be far in
advance of others. Such as they are.
they are held in all sincerity. Ehey have
never been concealed. If there is hope in
the future, it is on such opinions that
hope will rest.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

APPROPRIATE NAME.-It must be con.
tessed that the Abolitionists have selected
for their secret political organizatin SIM
gularly appropriate name. "Loyal
League" is becoming, characteristic and
expressive-it is the name their Tory
fathers assumed in the Revolution when
they prosecuted the "rebel" Washing.
ton and his compatriots. The Tories Of
the Revolution formed :" Loyal Leagues, 4"
and denounced every man as . rebel and
traitor who questioned the wisdom or
justice Of the English Government, and
their sons Of to-day are faithfully follow,
ing in their footsteps. Denunciation from
such source all true Americans covet
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

No NEGKo EQuALrr.-A serious din.
Guilty occurred in Antioch College, Ohio,
recently, caused by the introduction sfs
negro student from Oberlin. Two ciassSs
withdrew in body, but the faculty eSlp-
promised by making new clssSi6esliop,
putting the negro with Abolition stndeats.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

D.
aRnua Aur.uhYI IN ADvANcH-Onc Year IS; Six Mon tbs
"a. Thyee Months So one Month payable to the Car
rier) 50 cents; Single Copies, l21s cents
AnvHRTIsING-Oue Square OF 10 lines, FIRST insertion, &3
serton 81 50; business Cards of 10 lines
tbrr~ raonIhs Sio literal discount Ni he made the
above rHIos yearly and quarterly advertisements which
excesd square.
IoR PRIyTINGOur Once replete with all the modern
the Mat, ekN -NP kASD cAfcutoD o
Of PRIN TING, such As Boks Pamphlets, Briefs
Posters Handbls Circulars Bal Ticket P"er Ger
SiAeaes Of suck Deposit Biheai. Checks. Receipts
rardH Labels, etc. In plain or fSncy |sSorcd inks.
InsTIcEs Undertaking. writs oi
tshent under the new Law FOR sac At this Once also
mani Declarations Homestead the vruient form
A. u.e SNsS pxined, complete form VI MINERS DEED
Also . beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
FISHER No nv Wahin opposite Maznirr's
0nern Hou only authorized Agent FOR the MOUNTAIN
HkNoCRAT In the city of san Frrn-i"n Al "rdrrs for
or Advertising lefi with him will be promptly At
tsade4 TO.
a IIaURR authorized 70 receive money due this Oce,
fer subscription.
- RROWN (. the authorized Agent ofthe DEMOCRAT At
CeorRetoWn Orders fer the paper. Ei'"rHs "r I"r JOB
Sogk, len with him, will he promptly sttSnded 10.
CHAR p JACKSON !. the authorized Agent ~ the NprN
TAIN DEMOCRAT at III Dorado OfieFs let WIN nm Nll
Be proaRtiy attended n.
"a RIDLENAN IL our authorized aren't at Sacramento -
An orders advertising ETC., len with him ~si receive i'm
mcdiAfe attention.
All L. DIAs h agent for the DEMocEAr at Virginia City.
Nevada Territory.
COL wM KNOX t. oar authorized At Grittiy Plat
All given him for the Democrat viii e promptly at
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MoRSrSG, EY
aELw10HS 81 - II U a n Y
auv1exs W. A.. January
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Sueeeh Of Hon. william IL. Reed. de-
itvered he fore the De m rattle Gene
1raI Club, Of PhtlAdelp lphta, on the
26lh of last March.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

once, on CoIOma street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-04

ENOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM of
= about 200 acres; dwelling house, barn and out
buildings in good repair; situated four miles from Wor
cester the line OF NoTw oh and Worcester railroad
Possession given April /. IfnOt sold 1t will be let APP
ply 70 FRANCIS IL DEWEY
mchl2 diff 2lS Main street.
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Dr. Wistnr's saIsam of wild Cherry
This preparation Is certain for all diseases ot the
THREAT and Lungs, Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Whoop-
a. a Cough Group IscpleRt Consumption, &c In con-
fnatinn of the highest medical authority that Com
sumption can be cared" numerous instances of com
pete restoration from this disease by the Of the Bar
sam can be given.
STRONG TESTIMONY
From BENJAMIN WHEELER, Esq Depot Master at South
koYalston, Mas.
SOUTH RuTALsToN, Jan. 4, 1860.
Messrs. SETH W. FowLE " Co., Boston,
Gents Although unsolicited bv you cannot refrain
from adding testimony 10 the many already given in
favor Of your Wis or's Balsdm Of Wild Cherry.
In the spring of 1858 vas most severely afflicted with
a hard, dry cough, with its usual accompaniment OF
night sweats completely Frustrating my nervous sys-
ten, and producing such debtated state of health,
that after trying medical aid to purpose, hsd given
up all hopes of ever recovering, had also friends
At this stage of matters was prevailed upon through
the influence of neghbor to try Wistar's Balsam,
though with no belief whatever In its truly wonderful
curative properties and before using two bottles me e
feet was almost magical My cough entirely leIt me,
the night sweas deserted me, hope more elateu
depressed spirits, and soon had attained my Wohteu
strength and viPor -, A.,
Thus has this Balsam, has often been reinarked Wy
persons conversant with the above facts III tls
literally snatched me from the yawnng grave ou are
at liberty to this for the benefit 81 tue am
Very respectfully vours, Benz. WnfEbrh.
Prepared BY SETH W. F0WLE IL co. Boston, anu
for sale by Druggists and Dealers generally
mchl7 i&w3m
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HbIED.
ID u d
city, April 9, OF heartIdisease, Mary E. daughter

In this city April OF eartdsease Mary E. daughter
of Amory and C NJ Moore. % yrs.
Funeral at her residence, So Summer street Mon
day, April 6 at eleven O'Clock A NJ. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend without further no ice
In this city, April @ Elizabeth wife of Thomas Collin
son, 80 yIs mos Il DAYS.
Funeral this afternoon at "a O'Clock. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend.
In this city. March 81 Charles b. son of Charles and
Laura 1havcr, 6 DAYS
in Laxton. Upper Canada, William Van Meer lO4 yrs
mos. The brother of the deceased died wear ago at
the Of lO9 His mother-inaw also attained the
great age of l07 years.