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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-01
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lptro ~Subereitet uIter ber urnattteGbaren Guffd,t bon Sc a.
Stpaans: etnss qsi$idtem, arstes, Ser iette ProfelFOnent 2anf-
i@sa 8tl6aa8, IN elmer err beitsn nrb d~ltelset S@ulsn TT
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as Gents.
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3. RGI enbaIS, Gr0abwaH nn6 Canton GSeYat,
8. &. &b&ItRa, 9s @rNahiDan. Taxl,n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-01

BEI STT eelcnoereIt Retintni8ndbuae.
Gtntpanberer unb &eifenbe fp1ten ie9r Scrf6tis Iein
e5e fe iRre Silette faufen unb IpItsn bieieIben rir i,
benz Sureaii bS uuter3ei4neten ausefenteu gsente,
taufeH.
Dieieniseu, tpeI9e in Baltimore anfputmeu, tpsrben ~
C5ne S3tpiertsteit 8iIetts fir bieIe einie Seri6affeu Ism
men, tnoeut ber Gseut Der rDeuti9en @eIelitoft1 81
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So q. @tIsebrankt.
@tssfaIsSHatsrSrttn. Agent BET ESItsmFrs- aNA
OHp-Gtftnbabn.
sSs0a Ic. 81 %honesifr.s &nltfn1cs
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Mineral-W agsor.

SASSApAHlli.A, ALE 81 .ifgR
beg beien S1aatGt Hnb EetS gu 6ate1 tn Sen: 8SuititeaesauD~
sa3sstsai ScF JaxnSS Mcayg.
&c. 132 BravEltrdRg. 8eltiaoxe.
S9Gs 9eaeGua9en toerbsa F~0enires taB Saug aeIiefsrt uat
R3anct Die Detret Mtr5gc, icts!3 anters, t5eI3e 11ida nit tb-
Ter Rra0Gaat bte5ces nole1s 5erFg%sc+ fem. bns Fs he retas
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- gfOEOli6e Gentr0I GiIenbo6n
WerGnberter TabrSGan
na0 B ent Befen nab Nprb.
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3I8e Ii6pGrts.
ppF5u9 toalaIt an lt 5.35 gSo6m
stpI.S6u8 6 Is 0prm.
harrisburg Accommodation. . .........1 IL 80 @prn,.
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per UNI $50 a6enba a~bse6enbe @rpresauo tpirb mr.
@n !~ptSehOen luolt9 bon Sarri86urs s~elegeuen 9urrten
anpatlsn @cio6orcngP, gfrt, Sanpber Srnctirn, Ger.
bile. ~ SVusPS-
Der Hof5rs se9t tGgti@, ausaeneutmen espnntnos
~ep @{pr:eBaIg, fCrHt1t tagIiG, ortSsenommen Wecntoos.
PaIlagteFe Iur Smllrenftattonen fplten ben Sarri8sTro
uno ParttOu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nebmen.
Fofts n1o @rpres8ase fe6eu seuau in gersiubru, M,
SF PenHlqloahLa central @iienbabH in Sarrisburo FHr
ptttebur8, @~teDeld,lS, Columbus. @incfn.
matt, SnOtanapoIts, Sort Wopue. Ghirono
nno aaen Tlasen bes erpsen Gsefeus, Ispie III @Tmi22o
NIT Der defp gor. @rie giienbu6n mad aneT MIsaen IN,
norolt1et unS trefli@en Stem BORT.
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~GTpreB5l9 nm 8 l6r Is Niin. Q6enb8.
&Se9en S~aprStuets un6 onberer genauen urb berISFIi,
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Salnert citation, @de BON Calvert rnb gSranf[inftr an
penbers D"
8. 81. DuSarrb,
Den. Snpt. Der GtSr6I. @entral6obn.
60. g. gpuua,
Gen. TraHtzI II. Bofagier=@cent, m,nKr
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-01

Gb. 9. 9pun8,
Sen. Tradt= II. 8afiagier=Qreut. pos6i,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-01
S8Si@fta fir Gttrsonnpere
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s.5tf@1nrGs &sebeLanor &)etroit, 6prt 8sosae,
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paul, Vod SelanO, Burlington, SoDa G.tg
6 y gsseEs Sssgs s as mi beg %sf0rtBsrE gErtst! 8abn s,1eaa
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r1apolts, 2cui8otile un0 ct. Qouie
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The New York herald., 1863-04-10

DRYANTs' SiSsrKEfs.
ID u-lanrs Hal az Brpad-sv
Nsuday, Arrl l. ssd esrfs uisbi fuf,nr TIC ser.
FrSNf jim. JEkHs. IiiE tOLr DAs aHgAsr
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iiTriK MAJ. fssFScy cRuILTY ~ ioiissr.
BLAfhrMiFH 90 HltEi.
Challenge DaGce. 49, Dave Reed sd Dsa bfyaas
cAKTr DE- vfsiTY
Jason l. SAGE no hssuhlet............... Dsa Bsyant
rLssrAfioSrEsflsaL. y,o, ,.onv
Doors oisp At 81 eurtAa riss =, y. rrssis =
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AHfyuyE aYic NTS.


Al IHLO : ChKnEs
IN Lefsreu "a Manage WIN WhrslfT
fRlnh4 EKENING APRIL a. tSS
M WhbAIItf he.s 20 inform enc pnla tLat tnr many
apphcson at the boN Ocs MISS NEtON u htr
Calculated 10 cf CAMILLE intuces hIn n meet ue ~ishes
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
DRooKLyN ATHENKUM
ID TO-DAY (FRiDAyl AND TOMORROW.
THE LAST TWO DAYS
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T0SAS 4Hs iaS'Sssi $ssf 4se 4so 3. Dsz. S.T.HH0~
GRAND rSsI.ic 81 iic LEvEEs
Esss:E EsE E$: E$: :: :sB :ss WIFE
rsblesur Imprr.onaon. songs Dance. Bridal Presents
GENERAL %sis sI'SSi' Tos rItss &c s1"5 @S6 @ viz
ffs;as fss; lpa AYi, T. @ss.;sr pl xpa :, .Sd
q s'ss Hsn Is sa @ por, May / isi.s%rs Nay
" Monday. Nay H. q he s'oaeert Hall Philadelphia
NB.-Ahsr ,6eir rhilsdelpnia sneasemen, hs General
Tars- Lsses. dslly from q e ~ see 1y@spN
Admission - oents children ander 10 is cents
A rrESrIoN. IRIsnuEs-Ar noPE CHAPEL no 100
"A broadway. hacEsoyr Grand Pictorial and MuslAi
iiik HIBBRSIcoS; on A TOUR ~ IRELAND.
e. MISC: Nae . x.,' sad ss;,,.. s s.sk'o eS
Ma Evo, vii sppesr a, ks'nsy; the Gaids
quarter before ocoes An sIhibhon every Thursday aud
Saturday q, ) elocs
~ "a GRAND coxBIsArios.
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DR.. coLros viii y,,s on. aer, as.sa ESEis,oS @ Si q
sArrrpsT lpIfnsSSs laf sS%srs .ss EssssIIss Ayan.
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TWELVE fADtpa
In IN. evening ts~ "oa Foil. wi se snasess co,o.r,
's' siSar s 7 eEsfiEsyS sTSp six IsDrxs
BY permission OF Mr. Bsrnag,, wiI b pr..asi and
nARRIsON
the ersmporansous Singer SOD Poet vii csavulss the
Ticssts evening. g esDtst children, IS e~nta
AtIn.slon afsrBoon. sdlss 10 esns ehtler~n osrts
f,sis. cro.asi osi w'aa.s,.y s'.si"s sosa f% a.
nins
tipsn evening at Z; cgnmsnos e. N seocs
TINE sEw iDEA-ps BsoAD~Ay
j IiE NEw fDkA-t.s BRnADwAy
rBE sLw fDEA-sS HhOADwAr
sfssfRti,s ksD BAf.LkT
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vOcALfsrr AsD 1faNArrs
yOcAIIsTs AND 0YHsANTn
GRAND ysffhfAiNstNI rOR IasLfIs
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The ses ~ ~ wses.
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kLHERrisO cHlHIsEf
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ts,tt - ~ rspoV rFRfongAscp n. g.,.,.,.
koiitE -AyiIHSpvN rE.Fvns kNcY gn f.fs a.
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touisif % i1f si isn 80 goeis.s ~
r,sSio- -tssrRrcrtOS w sEoKat T. Dous,,.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

0OARD IN Observation-Disclosures AND THEIR
~ ~ies on lev EAtr gentlemen quiet home
and good Board by applying III Clinton street. door
u the Atheneum
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n.Ina REWAgD -srOLEs pnDN rug sTrGr ~
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nea. f,ur - - y inft.s we. ~ n4st Nsttrs
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ANATOMICAL HUsE"A sxD uNLf4s - ANNrDHf--
a Rrfnotet ffufu HffasfHaF ta q Hstsr s. -
~ ~ Flsif ifls sefia Ofsf taa,assaf
models 81 f4s srs
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Doors open 7: n, clock.
GLORIOUS BILL
FOR EASTER wEEk.
WOODS MfNSTRELs,
THE NEW YORK FANORfTEt,
IN THEIR CHALLENGE PROGRAMME
MONDAY, AInl and every evening during the wssa:
THE GOBBLE FAMILY, HANDY ANDY.
BLACKsMIrHs' JUBILEE THE FOUR CROWS.
LA PERCIIE EQUIPOfsE, BROADWAY BELLE,
OTHELLO; Amt GOT TINE To TARRy. Ac,
by Charley For kslse seymour Frank Browrr Cool white
Henry Lock wood Glenn, schwicsrd lsaAes Brothers Ca
rstagu, Hsslam. Leis. Lewis. Ae.. Ae
Tickets cents
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@ IN REWARD APRIL = ABour ocLoCE y ~.
S,OJ sp,t.n bIslusss Nagoo. vita suss~
,x evd dsfk brown VAR, si-t hish hHe htra
f,oi and ~ha sf.l' 1u or.Aea Tte above frwafd
,..,s ~ hetng st rns1 a. ~ fasi~ref BIO. g IfaT
.srrei ~ at 80 tirif Srrr'
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C99ss XVII ssggrrTT
VII ss.ir ,ssa. ne LAUGHING Oas q, ~, coLroxs
gIhoop :. c'or~r iusi'ais. s.fi'asy stsaas apni ~
RASjo-iSsrErcrioS ~ sgoEsE DoHSos.
- igWoster sirsi who aaf-"ies. iY rsf sh' fs'-ys
hesrsr Dohson psy ia essfnine ~. nh~ st o. hsnis-
dramatic RgADisG-Nns v ' yfLEr AVA
il, l,os 49, h,.a'"r st .e,'s sna y-@s,s -
10 Tsfe,s % c.su Frs.ss. % s-'5.d 1-a~,s-
isni ohiss
EnxA WALLER rnI NsiNESr rRAGic ,crggsa-
~ Bi..s. . IN |, 80 80 70 ''a"''s~
" cOwELL i."s chs.,sa. s,fss,. Psiisssiph.s.
IIgRgToyoRE AND now. DAYS on ogaxD
p.S- % sss,s a .'.sj ''' D, fi,sesrv III sr i.ss,r
.s.as 40 hs.' p =, tor. p. 10, i' '' -a'
x,.. lsa . is.a.a , .S. 's ',' " c.% 'ss. -
S:s,. sf. iis. KS1rI ~ = ~ s.fs. f. s s.."- y ~
lasss.-ofss Il ,i4lsn--seS'a.aa trg-- 80 oaii..r-
t,s,.4 r,s.y r. ~ s.ssa-s
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fss-,. 3 s.n,. rssafsr. i.sss s. fss.,r, a. No..
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GEO N HALLS PfcfraEg
pfFh fay sni sffr.HE
until tts i.st ua
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d au. Flfif ffls lseff.n pHf ssat
models 81 80 a. sisa sysr.H
nrTINIsL FHKH Hrfr uAtl.
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AMUSEnfIiErs.

AMUsErIGETs.
IIyAI.LscKs (BEGIEs AT LIGHrJ
w To NIGllT FRIDAY
Two ESTABiISiiLD AID ATTRACTIVE COMEDIES,
Oh IuE AMI ,E..IhG
Sixth time e stetlng Obrnedy by Charles Dance uthOr
sf "Delicsle Ground, ilr Not Iniss cuu,scd
TIE FINE OLD
ENGLISH GENlLfMAN
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

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y. isastH I'd ffsa .II sf hfps 49, Aftg q fffs Ls
srsa "a ifif 10 fhi. isfH a lfsf- .i frfr 'sfe "
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nj st,s.,ss.s. FRANK ni ass sss.lJ
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

UEO REwARD-FoR THE REcoyERy ora TRUNK
MN so,su rom 70 Bestman street dnTiug the dfr
S.s@ f.srs night TIE trunk conts ned eohing
and ssf b the suount o SlO0 The above
-, n. usld or the trunk and of
Ic htf Tnr ciHnIHn who - moved the two bsct
tth tbe yellow from the Lead touranFs Oh vii ~
Nh. rnily ressr3sa ~ giving any informs,s- a ~
street south BfOosii .. Mrs.. uEnMANtE y
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

"POPERv AND SLAvRRx."-POpery and
slavery are Insultingly placed upon lev.
eI by the leaders and organs of the Ad
ministration party-by the party that
sanctioned the rObbing Of converts and
burning Of churches. Often has the sams
party bOasted that a. sOon a. it had put
down slavery It would commence 4 war
fare, . vindictive and merciless warfare,
against the Catholic religion. The ftIlow.
ing, which We take from the New York
Times, speaks for itself, and ws respect.
- - 80. ~ attention of fair.Ininded
Protrstants and our Catholic friends to iss
maIi9nity:
Like Popery. slavery Is incompatible
with the spirit Of the age. or. In other
words, with liberty SNd civilisaiiOn; ; their
progress IL at an end, and Fate, or PrOvi.
dence. ~ mS tO have dOom.d them IN
speedy destruction, by the folly Of their
drvOtees."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18
nm FOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

IorIs XIV IN ILLINOIs.-lt is dlflicult
- forsee when outragvS against the rights
- - c;,;Erns in the Department Of the Ohio
" ";I, case. We have had the arrest Of
V"Il.ndieham the antics Of Gen. Has
vi The establishment Of dark lantern
sn,;.free spcoch lodges, and the suppress
.;on Of newspaPerE; but, worst oil. the
~,,l,,ir are compelled. 1t last, to witnrts
r.. 6,If,lu.ent Ol g, neral BurMEide'S
.Sr..,s ~. against Estate Legislatures and
S,.,r Governments, "if they should pre-
S',,,s 70 indulge in diScuRNiOn- Of which he
s;".,Urovrs. .' CInvernor Yates, Of IDsostS,
!" undertaking to prorOgue the Legislature
~ thai State for two Y. ara. has inflated
N ths example Of Louis xiv Of France, when
-. entered the French parliament in his
bunting boots. with riding whip in hand,
md told its memlDerS tO z" ahOut their
H"-,nesa Cs"uawell's dissolution Of the
Rumn Parlism, ut # England, canm"t be
n,m,d a. . I.arnllrl. II may have brrn
.',empted aS hahyiSh caricature of the
Ar, NauOl,0I,, with the 'liife'enre between
= sv,,ius and = m"untebank; hut We in.
cline tn think it wAs, simply, the result
ofa brutal conspiracy h"Iween the Illinois
Executive and the military authorities
wi,h the assurance on the part If the lat
Ter If aid to the form IN. Y. Dai Y.
News
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

The Medical and Surgical IastItUtO
Of DR.. L. J. 8ArKAV 10 SlrpAdy secured In po-
sition which places II. ell lite prOpTietOr far
above the assaults " envy and professional malice
In the sehonls Of France. the hiRhs,s price are
Omen awarded to prAetIti"neFs In this department
Of Medical Science. and they occupy wilh others.
an equally hny position 10 thv pr"fvs'iOu. kie'Td
is an iIlustTious example. shining light an'oug
the philosophical Itars Of his age In Europe, aud
DR.. CGApAAy has fully '-Quaed him in this country.
a. proof Of Which, the Philadelphia COIegs u
Mrdi. ne eomplimented hiSs With diPt1ma, and
the LoDOra'y I'D 'SRiess degree. Sc re ing THE
a. HE De d Of operation, although qualified -
graduate II the CRivsTsity Of reSth, aud late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army fer muTs extended LAborS. Dr.. L. J. CHApkAy
has brnt his ear eat sentiOn to the cure Of chTon
ic disc 4.~s, in which he has become 20 great and
expert that he 10 nov regarded aS the Leader In
this branch Of his rofessiou throughout the Cri
ted StAt-s, and HE portrait and biography are
published a. matter Of interest ~ their readers In
the met exclusive to"Tnals The DOetOT'S OMess
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute. on Sac
rsmsLto street. corner oG Leidrdor6, nearly OppO
site the buildings of the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company.
W We ask the particular attention OF our
readers tn the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures, in another column Of this paper.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

T1R SLAVES or PREJUOlCE --DEArH
RoRpkD OF Ills PREV. There are on 'er
p+,,,lr in the wmlI; people With the
n,,,t absurd, unreasonable, aud Indefen-
sihlr prriMlicrs For example. ~e have
net u ilh individuals whU hal = morbid
antipathy m anything that WAS exIcn
sivrIv advertised, no matter shat might
he its actual claims To the C"ntllrncc 81
the public. TheSr cccen,rIcS l,H'kct Nth
ESD. ciaI di~invnr "n nj. erti>,sl medicines.
Th.v v could not Kce. E'r examPE', l d..
H.LLOwAY's magnificent Svst. ~ 1T adv r.
tisIng, cnvrring, AS II 'i'"'s, all the m''iI
u,nS Of publicity ~nrh the w"rli atf 'r'if,
sn, thing hut n gigantic sA'h' n'' "t m"r.'
RpecmlaIin. T'M. they could not gam
ssv the testimnny r"rIng III Ei""'tn'
nt,,usly fr,Mm tie highest Mrc' =. j" favor
Of his imornpnraIlr Pi Is A'd Om'"' NJ.
but It'll they sh'"k their ha J. and mUi
tered " "hnImbug." u course, there j.
M possibility Ut arguing ~ ith U'rn wh'
Won't reaSa'n. The hest way Is 10 ht
them Al"nr Fortunately. such SIrcI-
mems # stupidity are few aud FAR be
t~ern" in this Enlightened era. The gen
eral E. cling j., that il n thing is in itself
excellent, it, NiIIurs s!"lui'l lac prnclai,n
ed t0 the four winds "f heaven, for the
general hrnetiI "f mIukini. II nee. thu
pr,.clamaIh,n> mrde by Dr. Holloway.
through the ntire ewS,'a, ,tT p'eS> "t the
world. Oi the pr"pir'Ie> aad operation Of
hi> Te'mdi,-r, InrrlS 18th the cordial sp-
prOval uf thinking men. The 'AIu- al
the preparations aS Spr'ificS or the va
rinus intr' nal anh Eternal complaints.
peculiar I0 different climates. "r cOInm'nII
t. TIC w"rld at large. is conceded. NOT
only by the nsSs''S, but ''y governments,
n.n II kcirnc., aud candid observers in
every walk OF life. Can such remedies
he ton widely known! lmp">Sible -
ICin, Dollar Columbian.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

HIS TERMS. A Jrlr"d "f n s'l'lier, who
IL suffering from wnu'nl that ;nny ca,I<e
him to he cripple E'r lif,., the other day
said to him -"Wvll, Tom. i" you feel like
going back int" the army. whrn YEN shall
have recovered fr.Hn the etf,rtS 0f our
WOundI The SOldirr Thought n moment,
and then replied" Nj, not Mn'eSS could
go back either ~ an officer ar as niSser."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

THE B 'St"H ''mIrIrr IlIm>t' ats thrrant
which Mlentiii-H the Administrator with
the G"v, rnmeitt. hV rel ring to rnn
veISa'I"n. i suppose. thr". sail "ur
friend. 'S"m sup m,rh Mr.. Bmhar"n
- hen he MAS III Office NJ. didn't.
said he; de- ym think ! ""ill u.'h" Il
snrh at ":d traitor ns he ? 'W-il. hut
his ahminiSI' aIi" was the u 'vrrn'nrnt
then, a. NMI rraS'n.'
An, the ca is different, NaS all the
reply.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

ONE Of our Eastern exchanges. from
the C0PPerhead State Nf Ohi", has slight
iyamended The term now ~ popular with
the AbIIiIi0" war ShriekerS-" Ameri.
cans Of African dtscent." He has it
"AmeFioans Of African scent" We
would respectfully submit the amend
ment to our ALoliti"n friends although,
query, would it not as well apply to the
AbOlitiOniStS ~ tO tlI. ir cOIl,Il hre.lreO 7
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

The Physician 10 Often blamed for
Of in his Hment, when the dsappOint
mrnI 10 the recovery Of the sick 10 10 be traced to
the Administering impure medicines Robert White
spotheeAry. Is paying particular attention to the
comp0unding rhys'ciSns' prescriptions and family
recipes Il ON medicines Of undOub;sd rurity Robert
White. Medical Hall, is appointed Agert for mos
II the Ksu line Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

No OPPosrrIoN.-We are told BY the
supporters Of the Administration that
while the country L. engaged 10 val, there
must bs no opposition to the party in
in powsr-nO esnsuFe upon it-nO eritI-
CiSing iss acts. Under this theory, there
fore, ell that is necessary for an Admins
tration to he In power perpetually il, TO
keep the country continually in war
The doctrine is infamous, slavish and ex
ecrable, and IL not adopted even 10 mon.
aIchical governments.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-18

THE c0mlMrI IL t'+ mgr" s.'lli, rs III
the sttaFk uM P"rt Hudson j. i'm 'rn.ely
SatGSi Ag TO the ndV'"aIe> II the nsgr"
pG'liry. the Tribune rxultE OV'r the
statrTRenl that hn'i"S the battle Bone
Rrgr0 vas o'I>ery,ti With u rebel SOliier
in his grasp. 'rari"g the Il, Sh from his
face with his teeth !"