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Champion of the World !
ACCOMPLISHED AT LAST.
Aperfect working patent
OF r. MI

CIT r. M!
UIIE Fowler & Walter Churn, patented July 3Oth,
i 1861, since which the sales have been beyond
comparison, Is the most labor-saving and valuable
achievement which has been invented for many
years. Dairymen and farmers have long looked,
almost discOuragingly, for something In the way OF
Churns that will supersede the old-fashoncd dash
churn and render the work of churning easy.
All churns patented heretofore have been a fhil
uro In some one or more respects. This churn Is
claimed, and acknowledged by some OF tho largest
dalrymen in New York State to be perfect In every
particular.
WHAT MAKES 1T PERFECT,
Docs II work easy, Very. VIII II make butter
quickl In from 3 To minutes. Will u make good
butterl The very best Does 1t get all the butter'
Six per cent. more than any other churn Is IL
handy and easy to clean' Easier than the old
dash churn.
certificates from prominent dairymen In Cortland
and other counties, n. Y, and by farmers In YORK
County, Maine. who have thoroughly tested this
churn the past season; also from butter buyers
who have bought butter made by Fowler x Walter
Churn, which they pronounce the best grade ohered
In market
The patentees of this invention know that they
have THE BEST CHURN in this country 1t
has been so declared by Agricultural Societies ev-
been unprecedented. They defy condemnation up
on thorough trial, and ask farmers and others In.
terested In important inventions to witness the OPP
Grafton of this novel and complete churn, as they
prefer 10 convince and establish the superiority oil
FOWLER & WALTER, Patentees; :,
Homer, Y.
~ Having purchased tho right OF this churn
for the State OF Maine, We are prepared to furnish
all who may favor US with an order nor,r,
Proprietors and Manufacturers,
Ally Biddeford, Maine.
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DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SHIPLEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
wM HILL Treasurer.

DIREcroRs-IIon. John N. Goodwin, Shipley W.
Kicker, David Fairbanks, Abner Cakes, John A.
Paine. Hon. VIM. Hill, Thomas Quinby.
Biddeiord and Saco Agency ofiice City Build
ink, Biddeiord. Co.'S
tflG RUFUS SMALL ~ BUN. Agents.
~ Nsfers-by permission - to tho following
gentlemen
b. f. Cutter and Thomas d. Locke, Jesse Gould,
Luke Hill, VIM. L. Donnell, II. NJ. Chapman,S. W.
Luoues. John q. Adams, Thomas Day, John ii. Al
len, Charles II. Mhliken, James Andrews, Jas. o..
Garland, Leonard Andrews, Thomas III. Cole, Ste
phen Locke, James u. Bracket, George Z. Boy
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BOOtS & Shoes

DYE HOUSE, Liberty ST., near Covered
~ Bridge, Biddeford. Valentine Free Is prepared
Goods, OF any color, In tho best manner. Coats,
Vests, Pants, Capcs Raglans Basquins, &C., cleans.
, ed and colored without being ripped, and put In
good order. AL coloring done by him Is warranted
not 20 smut 1yrl4
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GENERAl lMEE1aae EMGE.
MsbieaI.
Up

THE peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScRoFULA turks
in the constitutions Of
multitudes of men. II
either produces or is
produced by an en-.
fecbled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
The vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
'lcavcs the system to
fall into disorder and
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TERMS.

The enormous increase in the price ofprint.
ing paper and other materials used in printing
newspapers, compels US to increase the price OF
THE TRIDUSE. Our new terms are:
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Rebel Force in Virginia-Grant Con-
fi6ent

NEW York, May pa Wash,
ington despatch says:
From the most trustworthy sources
we are informed that the whole rehcI
force in Virginia is not more than
SO, 0OO men, and this statement al,
lows them 10000 rcintorcements, re-
ceived since the battle Of Chancel,
louisville.
A Washington letter to the Com.
mercial says:
Although it has been contradIcted
yet it is true that the President did
receive q despatch, . day or two arc.
from Gen. Grant, in which he stated
that he had intercepted despatch
from the rebel Secretary Of War, not
Jeff. Davis as published, to General
Pembcrton, stating that if he could
hold cut at Nicksburg for - days
longer, he could send him 100000
men. Gen. Grant adds, this was
impossible for two reasons, first that
Col. Grierson had so destroyed the
railroads in Mississippi, that the
number Of men could not be forward
ell in that time, and second, that
Gen. Pemberton could not hold out
Is days.
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The Enemy Reinforcing to Relieve
FiCksburg.

ST.. LOUIS, May ga despatch
dated the 2Sth from Memphis, says
that the first lot of wounded from
Grants army has arrived there.
Johnston is rapidly receiving re-
Inducements with the intention OF
attacking Grants rear.
Johnston is reported to have said
that if FlckSburg would hold out Is
days he would throw 100000 troops
into it if it required the relinquish-
ment of every foot of territory in his
department to effect it.
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w AR = II W =
Summary for the Week
Lees Army in Motion.

Hsadquarters, Arn'y Of Potomac,
Man oS.-The rebel army is evident
" on the move. Lee issued orders,
which were read to the troops a few
nights since, cougratnlatlng them
upon their great achievements, and
fereshadowins a raid into Maryland.
He tells them they are to have long
and rapid marches through coun-
try without railroads, and calls upon
every man to be prepared for severi-
ties and harlships. Wonderful vic
tories are promised them, and the
overthrow OF our army predicted as
an inevitable event.
Trains of the enemy have been
seen for several days moving from
tie depot of supplies below Freder-
icks burg, and a balloon reconuois-
sance discovered a large column push
ing rapidly III the direction Of Cul-
pepper.
Whether the army intends making
a raid into Maryland, or is cndeavor-
ing to set between Iookec's army
and Washington, we are unable to
determine. Every one is on the qNl
vire, and stirring news may soon be
expected from the army Of the Poto-
mac.
Everything is quiet along the NV
er. A few additional rifle pits are
being thrown up on the south bank,
but the rebel pickets lounge in the
shade as though apparently obllvl-
Gus to all operations outside OF their
own sphere.
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ces from Gauley, Va, state that
warm work is expected in that region
before long, as the enemy has Of late
been making demonstrations which
indicate that they are bent on mis-
chief. Twelve thousand rebels have
crossed BIackwater: and it is feared
that Bcauregard's forces are to be
brought up from Charleston and an
active campaign in this direction in,
auguratc by the rebels t" offset tIei'
Vicksburg disaster.
Maj. Gen. W. B. Franklin has
consented to the use of his name a:
a candidate Of the Democratic party
of Pennsylvania, provided the con,
vention adopt an unmlstakable wal
platform.
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
OF ff:G
BRAVE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
PILLS
AND OINTMENT.

4 LII WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND RELA-
n TINES in the Army or Navy should take
especial care thai they he amply supplied with
these Pills and Ointment: and where the brave
Soldiers and Sailors have neglected TO provide
themselves with them. no better prcScn; can l."
sent them hy their friends. They have lrcn prov
cl 10 he the Soldiers ncvcr-.aing friend in the
hour OF need.
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
VIII be speedily relieved and citrctually cured
hy using these admirable medicines, and by pay
inr prorcr attention to the Directions which aT"
attached 10 each Pot or Box.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT or Ape
TlTE. INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feelings which so salien US USUALLY
ari.y from trouble o. annorauccs, ohStr!rtch
pcrspiration. Or eating and drinking whatever is
nnwhoicSomc, thus disturbing the hcalth'nI ar-
ton Of tie liver and stomach. These organs
must he relieved if Won desire 10 h" well. The
Fills taken according 10 III" printed instructions.
will quickly prnduc" 4 healthy action IN both
liver and %'unr,h. a2t IT, Il natural consequence
Gear head and good appetite.
WEAKNESS or DEBILITY INDUCED Ki
OVER FATIGUE.
VIII soon disappear hy the Use -! ,leSe inNa.u-
able Pills and the Soldier VIII quickly acquire
additional strength Never let the Bowels We o.
thcr confined ur unluly acted ul"". Ii ma.
seem strange that EIOiUway : Pill should he To-
COMMENDED! for pyScu;iy AID EluX. many Ger
sons supposimg that i,ry would increase the re-
laxt.io:l This i gree mistake. for ;V"Sc ii'.>
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move ali the arrd humors from tn" sy:Iem.-
This mcigiu" wi. give iouc ana vig"r t. the
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CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words ''IioILowAY, New YORK ASD LONDON,
are discrrnibc as a Wrtcr-mnrk in every leaf OF
the BOOB OF directions around each pot or box
the same may Ic plainly seen Up hohding ne leaf
to he HgM. 4 handsome reward will be given 10
any one rendering such information "a may lead
to the detection Of any party or parties counter
fciting the medicines Or vending tie same know
ing them to bcspurous.
"sTSold at the mandatory Of Professor Hol-
loway so Maiden Lane, New York, and By all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
throughout the civilized world in boxes at rs
ccnts and ; each.
~" There is considerable saving By taking
,hr larger sizes.
y. B.-Dircctons for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed 20 each box.
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Rebel Activity on the Rappahannocl

Rebel Activity on the Rappahannock'
WASHINGTON, May pa special
to the n. Y. Tribune says, no rebel
camps are visible on the heights be,
yond Fredericksburg to-day. Many
of the horses which used to be seen
in herds on the plains, have also dis
appeared.
The rebels are showing renewed
activity along the upper Rappahan?-
mock and massing troops along Uni
ted States and kelly's Fords. 1t Is
not thought, however, that they in
tend to cross, though the prospect Of
an early battle begins to be discussed
in the army.
A Times special says reconno!t,
ering force sent out by Gen. Milroy
at Winchester, arrived at Fairfax
this evening They came in by way
of Adde'S Gap aud report no rebels
visible in the country traversed.
Great restitution prevails among
the residents in that part Of Virgin.
ia. There is very little land under
cultivation this season.
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Work of Fortnight to Reduce
Vicksburg.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Star
of last evening says private informa-
ton from experienced officers in the
vicinity of Vicksburg, written as
Graut was about commencing the
seige Of that city. express the opin-
ION that it would be work of a
wee K or two at least, to reduce it.
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MIR. Stanton and the Arbitra-
Nv Arrests.
TFrum the New York Herald.

Ffo"' Inc Nc" orN , II.
" g nave reason TO oe''eVe '''a' 'Ie
President knew nothing about the
arrest of Vallandigham till the mat
ter was all over, and that it was or
dorod NV S.crot,rv Stanton on his
.,:,:, 1rlo mo,4, %
own feSPonS:o'l'' II nc "''''' ~
carry out the principle involved IN
this arrest he will have plenty to do
in luture Indeed there is plenty
81 u,rl- o,,o,,lv o.. ont for Linn
:, ~, :; 1-.;o.
A' '''V '''''''"7 '''" 81"
square the 1lAf: day "eno''lc'ho '"v
conduct OF the administration, not
on}y were all the sentiments Of Val
landigham endorsed. but sentiments
and LANGUAGE ten times more violent
were uttered. with the applause of a
multitude OF twenty-five thousand
men McMaster, for instance, APP
pcalel directly to physical force and
arms 70 resist the administrator
.Jndqo AJcCnon said there was but
one course for them-"L Liberty or
death Mr. Blankman said that
JnIius Caesar had his Brutus and
Charles I his Cromwell and coun-
slIei resistance to thn draft on the
crnnnd Of tho war heinr unconstitu-
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Strategy Of the Threatened Invasion

WASHINGTON. May % Military
men here do not credit the report
that the rebel bodies are concentrate
ing an immensely large force in Vir-
GINA, but believe that every soldier
who can be spared from there and
North and South Carolina, has been
sent to Mississippi to relieve Pember-
ton and Johnston, or if too late to
save Vicksburg, to seige some other
peit or to strengthen Port Hudson
so as to make its capture matter of
great difficulty. Gov. Curtin is of
a different opinion, however, and is
comforting with Gen. Schenck for the
defence of the Pennsylvania border.
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MORGANTOWN
Female Collegiate Institute,

The Fail term begins September %. Pupils
will be received al any time ard charged from the
date of admission.
The Institutions furnished with good Chem
ical and Philosophical apparatus. and these will
be used weekly to illustrate the various branches
in the Department of Natural Science. There i
also the nucleus Of Library
In all these departments every effort will be
made to advance the pupils as fast as consistent
with ;hoToughneSs.
For further Internationally to the Principal
Feb l. 81 flr
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DUFF:S COLLEGE,, Fifth street.
- PITTSBURGH, PA.
EORndeG i'm 1870.

JnrornOrafC1 By LcEiSIafIY ChaFfcf.
n.. a.. ,1, ,o,,,,,,,~.;,1 coI,oc,o in n.
Union conducted l,y 4 practical merchant.
OVER 5000 STUDENTS
,,,o .-u;,,.;,,,,,o,a ,,r,c+;,,
ia ~, ' w., Sn,n; ~ hInnss rJncation from
I,,T-s S,,s, ,I,r,', ~
,,rpr,n,1rr pnnr rrrp1vC
NhkCANl'Lh hV''N-Nht:''N"'
awarded four Silver Medals, and been sanctioned
by special Committees OF the American ihSu,"c
and the Chamber Of Commerce, New York. Also,
DI.Fc'S STEAMBOAT nE-EEEplNG.
-, ,,c,.,,.i <,.,r,n tr su, l,o,s and accounts -
AI.n nutT : or,.. SYSTEM oc
p.iIr,lr rynr.ErrI,;NG
,;,o, ,,.n Inr,ns 81 the pcnnsyIv,r;1 Railroad 49,
tisn nntf" new system Of
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How DARE ANY MAN, says Sum-
ner's organ, the Boston Common
,vealth, "pray for return of that
fostering wrong, that sin and shame
the Union as it was? It is like
breaking the tables Of the Eternal
Law and dashing them in the face of
jehovah Could blasphemy or po-
litical madness SO further? And yet
we are asked to labor with these men
for their object, the destruction of
slavery.
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Miscellaneous.
CTEINWAY'S PIANOS. NEW lokk.
= The best Pianos in the World.

Ess- WARRANTED FOR FIVE lEAKo. vi
We wou,i respectfully direct the attention OF
the citizens OF Morganlown and vicinity to the
v.s, and universally admitted superiority Of the
Pianos made by Stcinway 4 Sons. New York.
They received the FIRST CLASS PRIZE ME-
pAI. nj the Worlds Fair London. 1862. in com
rcti,iun with $50 Pianos from all parts OF tho
world. Also. IARlIARTS MELODEONS and
ORGAN llARMONluMS. Mr.. Cnrhart New
York is the original inventor Of the Melodeop,
and Ill other instruments of the kind are but I'M
pcr'cr, limitations Of his manufacture.
They are warranted SUPERIOR To ALL
OTHERS or the instruments forfeited.
Also. the celebrated MARTIN GUITARS:
FLUTES. VlOLINS, best ITALIAN FRENCH
VIOLIN STRINGS. and a complc," assortment
of every description OF musical goods.
H. kLEBER Il BRO, sign Of Golden Harp
No SO Fifth Street, PlTTSBtRli, PA.
NOticc-We are the sole agents Of the unr-
vailed STEINWAY PIANOS and CARHART
MELODEONS, for Western Penn'a, Eastern Ohio
and North Western Va. apr. Ally.
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WASHINGTON, May 30.-l,ee is cvl,
IDENTIFY contemplating a movement,
bat where can only be conjectuTcd
He continues showing troops in front
Of Fredericksburg apparently to de-
CeiVe us.
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THEY debate strange questions
down east. The last was What
is the difference between the Bird ge
of Signs and the size of a brilge?' p
The next is TO be ''Tke difference
between fac-simile and a sick !am:-
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A LADY, speaking of the gather
ing of lawyers to dedicate new
courthouse, said she supposed they
had gone"te view the ground where
they must shortly lie
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-03

Why is a woman in love like q
man of profound knowledge?
Because she understands TIL" arts'
and Nslgh' snces.
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New YORK, May 30.--A Hilton
Head letter states 10000 troops have
been sent by Beauregard to John
stOn.
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Warm Work Expected in Gauley, Va.
New York, May 29.-The specials
70 The Hsroii saw that private .6vi-
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New Advertisements.
VIRGINIA, SIS: At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Preston Coun-

VIRGINIA.. S.: ~ Tulcs ueiu III Tic Sicth .
Y Othre of the Circuit Court of Preston Coun-
IT, on the lst Monday in May. 1863:
Alexander Shaw: compt,
Elizabeth Shaw, It. al. def }
The object of this sui: Is 10 subject 10 sale 4
tract Of $50 Acres of Land that was rH7chas-
cd w. Samusl shaw. iced. o: the defendant
V,rv Robertson. for TIE liquidation Of the bonds
execute: y sad Samuel Shay j" his lifetime TO
he s..;S! Mar, Robertson, for III" purchase money
OF sail .a;:,!: and 10 distribute the rc<'d,." OF the
proceeds Of sid sale among tie heirs OF the said
Samuel Shaw. deed: and happening ny ':iii"-
yji fled in this cause that The defendants Joseph
Sbaw Iohn :. Shaw. Elizabeth Johnson Samuel
Johnson, and other unknown heirs OF Maria
Johnson, decd. Lucy Ann Victor and Dunbar
DuYnavau Elizabeth Work. Matilda Emte7son
and Rcpecca Short are not residents Of this State:
therefore. i; is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary 10 protect their
interest in this suit.
\ copv--teS.e: J. II. CARROLL: OK.
las. A. BROWN. comp'ts counsel.
-
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l. sylvania and Of other States, is called to the
importance of extending The circulation OF the
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By extensively circulating newspapers, (while
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mind the Abolitionsts have succeeded in in
crcasing their number from a few New England
fanatics 10 g party which now controls the ma
ton Is it not time for the Democrats Of the
country 70 awake to sense Of the necessit? for
reaching the minds Of the people?
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TINE ATTENTION Of the Democracy Of Penn
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