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sd osGooD's INDIA oLAGoGUE is

Ed 0SGoOD'S INDIA CHoLAG0GUE 10
not only an effs ctual remedy for Fever and Ague,
hut is equally applicable TO Liver Complaint,
ia andice, enlargement of the Liver, also enlarge
m ent Of the Spleen, called Agus Cake, and The
srious forms of bilious indges ion. These, wi h
he other varied affections of billions climates aris-
ing from a common nlidsmal cause, are only mod
ifeations Of the sane disease, and equally con-
trolled by the same remedy
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers
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Death of Nathaniel Marsh.

NEW YORK, July 10.
Nathaniel Marsh, president of the Erie
railroad, died at Staten Island this morn
ing,
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,u,,c,,,ou Win washington.

BALTIMORE, July IA.
Trains are running as usual 70 Wash
ington this morning. Washington pa
pers have been received.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made # ON the CHOICEST ma
terigls, MILD, and EMoLLIENT in Its nature,
SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon this skin. For
sale by ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
jan26:lyd
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MI ANHO0D.-H0W LOST +! HOW
IsE RESTORED

Just Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price six
Cents.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radi-
cal Cure Of Spermatorrhos. OF Seminal W eakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
Impedimenis to marriage generally; Nervous
ness, Consumption, EpileTsy and Fits Mental
and Physical Incapscity, resulting from Self
Abuse, S c., BY ROBERT J. COUiN ERwELL NJ.
d., author Of "The Green Book" &c.
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUE.
FERERS."
Sent under seal, in PLAIN envelope, to any adj
dress postpaid, on re eipt of six cents, or I've
postage stamps by
DIR. j. @. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York,
Pest Office Box, 45ss.
june9:d&wsrn
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the CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID.

published for the benefit, and as warning ana
caution 10 Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, etc, sup
pying at the same time, the Means OF self-cure'
by one who has cured himself after being put TO
great expense and injury through medical hum
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
I.vIv Bedford, Kings County N Y
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.reliable r medy for cOush., Colds, Hoar

ness. or NV affection Of the throataai chest
ding 10 direction gwen on ssehs 49,, G
MADAM, 4ADoCxFoRrEp.. soCue' BAL
sam. Ii,a.~.,ssIeh che .e, never fsi = I'd til
possession OF =" gle bottle nay, IN case OF
sudden atts OK, prove to be worth fifty tines .
cost. HUI Adr4ds Of thon ands of bottles of thin
inyalusb 10 Preparation are sold every year in the
Unhed States. Sod everywhere. 2yiee IS aud
% cent .sper bottle.
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VERNATELLA. :, -.
sOLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
water and dampness proof, and wear one-thr1
longer
VERTATELLA. is q preparation from Cor per,
having no grease, Lnseed oil, or any thing OF the
kind, and when the soles are once saturatt with
il, water can no more get through them than
through copper itself
PRICE 25 CENTS PR BOTTLE,
At Retail everywhere.
But its cost TO the purchaser is reilly roTHise,
as il makes the roles wear enough leI ger to more
than pay for j., leaving as O net ain he making
of them Water and Dampness Proof AMI the pre-
servation thereby of that priceless gem, the
health.
LADIES, READ THIS.
SAVE YOUR HEALTH
Use Vernatc,la on the soles Of your Shoes. IL
makes them water proof and reby protects your
feet from dampness, for the gr und is always
more or less moist, either frem rain or the morn
ing and evening dew.
AT wholesale in Boston by
GEO. @ GOODWIN G. CO.. No. 3s Hanover q.
s. NJ. COLCORD & CO., Sc Hanover Vt.
NJ 8. BURR q co, rs fremont St.
CARTER, RUST & CO., 43 Hanover at.
And wholesa e Druggists generally. Also, 81
ali the Principal Dealers in Boots and shoes.
Man ufactured in the CHEMICAL DEPART.
MEN Of the
OAHOON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
wYMAN 4 TYLER, Agents,
j28. dkw7mos s2Wster street, Bos tom.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MEDALLIONS
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,
with accurate photographs of President and Vice
President of each party, inclosed in neat and ele-
CANT metallic coses. Each case conta ms the like
ne of both President and Vice. President. The
style is entirely new and different from nything
heretofore made. Specimens sent to any adore
by mail at Is cents each. 81 SO per dozen. Lab
eral discount to the Trade. Manufactured and
sold wholesale and retail BY
JOHN GAULT,
No. Park place, -
i2S. I'm. lev. other day. New York.
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GTATE OF VERMONT, Rutland, SIS.

ATAIE Of VEkMONI, Rutland, IS.
Daniel /. Hawkins,
VS.. 4 Rutland Go, Court,
HC5at % B Hawkins la1 too March Term, 1854
ACTION Of Assumpsit on Common Money Counts,
demanding three hundred dollars. Writ dated
9th November 1862, in which Josiah Q Hawk
ms, executor of the last win and TEST ament Of
Horatio G. Hawkins, is summoned as Trustee Of
the said Defendant.
WaERFAs, the said Defendant, Horatio b.
ms resis es without this State, and has not
hawA. nal notice of the pendency Of this suit I;
haa perso- n, that he be notified TO appear at
1T is okpsh. said Court, to be he at Rnt.
ia nd within and fo the county Of kutIsnd es on
the second Iue,aay as ., :, ereto, by publishing
the substance Of the Plaintiffs ,,earati9n' win
this order, three weeks successfully 1. 'a u Of
which 70 be al least twenty days before said term;
which shall be deemed sufficient notice, And
day thereof is given, &c.
Edgerton q Paul, Att'ys. ~
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nUESTIONSi
QUESTIONS /!

THAT CONCERNS EVERY ONE TO
ANSWER.
Are you bald I
Does your hair fall off ! s
Has your hair become thin,
Does it feel harsh, and dry, and feverish !
Is 1t turning gray before its tine'
Are you troubled with itching, burning sense
ton of the scalpi
Are you troubled with Dandruft!
Are you troubled with what is called scrofnla
or Salt Rheumf
Have you had the Erysipelas and lost your
hairf
Have yot. had the Measles, and lost it !
Have you had the Typhoid Fever, and lost it
Have you had the Brain Fever, andslos. it !
Have you lost your hair by any sickness
Do you wish luxuriant hair
Do you wish soft and lustrous HART
Do you wish gray hair restoredf
Do you wish your whiskers glossy,
Do you wish them restored in color
Do you want q dressing
Do you want it for your children Il
Do you want it for yourself, for father or moth.
err, for brother, sister, or friend
Do yon want TO make present
Do you want perfume for your toileti ~
Do you want a HARMLESS article I
Do you want pure articlei
Do you want a double distilled article
Do yen want cleansing article
Do you want the best preparation out for dress.
ing, stimulating, protecting, restoring the COLOR
and rendering soft, silky and lustrous the Human
| HART
| II so, We warrant
CLA r KS
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR!
| TO BE UNFoUALLED AND SUPERIOR TO
| ANY PREPARATION EVER COMPOUN-
| DEE AND OFFERED TO THE PUB
| Lie.
| Satisfaction guaranteed OF the money refunded
1t costs but 81 for one bottle, or six bottles for
| IS, and is sold by druggists and dealers every
/ where.
| C. q. CLARK & CO.,
PRoPRuToRs.
GEO. c. GOODWIN g. CO., Boston,
General Agents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GTATE OF VERMONT, District OF
~ Rutland, So. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland.
TO all persons interested in the estate of Caleb
Fish, late OF Danby, in said district, deceased,
interstate, GREETise:
The Administrator Of said estate having rep
resented that it will be necessary to sell all
the real estate of said deceased for the payment of
the debts and expenses of administration, has
made applcat ton to said Probate Court tor Ii
cense TO make such sale. Therefore,
By the authority OF the State of Vermont, You
are hereby notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland in said district
on the third Tuesday Of August, A. ID. 1864, 10
show cause, if any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this IA h day
of July, A. D. 1864.
20 JAMES BROWN, Register.
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FARMERS |!
i Do you wish 10 sell your
FARMS
you can have them shown up through Boston and
New York mediums, by sending full description
to DICKERMAN K CO.,
46 SCHOOL 6raEEr.
BOTTOM.
BvYFRs AND SELLERS Of every description Of
Business or property will do well to appyto
D4CKERMAN & CO, as above
References Of the highest orler given Il re-
ouired Il0:wtl ID. 4 CO.
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New York Produce Price Current.

For lots as they arrive from the country. re-
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. 4. Mcclure Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Me- 7chants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending July 2l' as fol-
lows: an
FLouR--Fine Brands superfne State, . IeH ~ w
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DON CAR WORKS FOB
- sALE-BRANDON, VT,

The proprietors Of the establishment mar
above, offer the concern for sale on very f.
bic terms. II Is situated on the line Of
land Burlington Railroad and can he
work wanted TO do prosperous BIZ
machinery ia driver by steam pose
Ram's Engines, so horre power.
We will sell this eetabiishms
an object for any person or
engage in the business.
Or Of Col. D.
at Brandon.
Rrans,
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Sample Room 46 School street, Boston. Call
and examine OF send for description. 2stf
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Two or more Students, entering at the g.
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Gold.

NEW YORK, July 10.
Gold closed at 2.60.
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Eereign News.

New York, July 10.
The following news brought by the
Europa was autographed via Queens
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

STATE SovEREIGNTT.-T peculiar fca
ture which distinguishes our Government
from all others is the local sovereignty Of
the States. Destroy this, as every intel
ligent man knows, aud VIC become mon.
archy. There is not nation in the world
that is not marked by geographical sub
divisions; but they generally have no
power independent of Y central govern
ment, even over their exclusive interests.
The States here are, or rather have been
different and we imagine they will re-
main so. We do not think the idea Of
consolidation which the Administration
contemplates will be realized and if not,
what is the use Of lighting to liberAte the
negroes? California can establish slavery
at any time it pleascs majority of her
people to do so. So can any State here
after, unless our institutions are subvcrt
ed. Now, suppose Georgia is dragooncd
into the Union under the Presidents
proclamation, what is to hinder her from
re re-adopting her old institutions the day
after? Fit is said that the general gov
ernmcnt has any power to prevent it, it
is said that we have ceased to be Re.
public and become a monarchy. Our
very existence as Republic depends up
on our respect for and non-interferencc
with State sovereignty. Wipe out the
sovereignty of the States and dcspotism
follows.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
Special ann General Notices,


HOllOway's Pills ana Ointment,
DOMESTIC REMEDIEs.-No other fOrmul. -
blnes in 70 compact or concentrated form IN. !.
Tive and essential qualities Of medicine, or A..
veil adapted to family use as these popular r.-.
dies. Devoid Of mineral and vegetable pol.o-...
simple but efcaciOus In operation, they NAV 4. =
mInIStered with equal safety to the infant a, "a =,
adult No hSu'shOld sAOuld be titbOu. > .sUul, = !.
they are alWSysusefu in case Of accident.
Sold By an Druggists, at Soe., TOe, and o. Is,.,.
box or pot. Aoa
The WOrld-RenOwned Remea,..
HOLLOWAYpS
PILLS AND OINTMENT
For sale ia =z7 7::==.---1s>SA!HlJ
CRANE & B21GHAk.
Wholesale Druggists, San FraDsi,s.'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

Coon kEToRT.-A COpperhcad remarked
lately that Grant was only carrying out McClel-
lan's plans, when the reply was: "Well that
is more than Mcclellan ever did."-Sacramen-
to Union.
The reply was a singing reflection on
the infamous conduct OF the Admnistra-
ton toward Mcclellan. Jealous Of his
popularity and fearing that if he defeated
Lee he would be Mr.. Lincoln's successor,
the Administration withheld troops from
him and snatched victory from his grasp.
Immediately after his defeat before Rich
mond Gen. Mcclellan wrote to the Secre-
tary Of War:
"If save this army now, tell you plainly
that owe no thanks to you, or TO any other
peEson in Washington. You have done your
best IN sacrifice this army"
This fixes the responsibility of bis de-.
feat and the failure of'his plans upon the
Administration. The army Of the Poto-
mac wuslsacrificed to ruin the reputation
of a too popular General. :.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

SAD Sight. The Eastern Argus says
"Thc other day we saw five respectable
looking white men, who had been arrested
as dcscrters, marched up town to the Of
fee of the Provost Marshal, chained to-
gethcr like so many galley slaves. March
ing along with them was colored con.
script, all guarded by colored soldiers. II
any man had predicted three years ago
that such scenes would be witnessed
in the streets Of Easton, in the year 1864,
he would have been called fool, if not
worse" This is one Of the blessings the
Abolition party has conferred upon the
white men.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

agant appropriation Of public money, when the
people WsEa already sEsrburthened With National
taxqeiOn, Y eonelqetvs evidence - the unntnass OF
tha1 party = control our state isgisla.ien.
An animated and ablo debate on the
platform SOlIOwedan which Messrs. Street,
MostgOnery, Goods CrOCkett Granger
White, Barber, CofEoth and McDougall
participated. The tenth resolution, as
amended by Mr.. Street. was adopted
The other resolutions were adopted by
acclamatiOn.
The next business in order was the
election Of delegates to the National Dem
ocrat;c Convention. John B. Weller,
John Risler, john G, Dowpey, and Thos.
Hayes, on motion of Nfr. Cofroth, were
unanimously elected as tho Senatorial
delegates. And subsequently, S. B. Ste
vens, G. Witheral, J. S. Berry, Charles L.
Weller, Vim. J. Whipple and G. D. Sem.
pie were elected Representative delegates,
A majority Of the delegates present al
the Convention at Chicago were empow
cred to cast the entire vote Of the State.
Mr.. Farley moved, and his motion pre-.
vailed,- that the State Central Committee
should consist Of one member from each
Judicial District, and threet additiona
members from San Francisco and three
from Sacramento.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed members of the State Central Com
mittee:
San FranciSeo.....T. n. Ca1neat, Chas. L. Wellei
| II. o. Cough.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

DIED.-On Sunday morning last, Charles P.
Stump, an old and estimabIe citizen of our
county, died at the Cary House, in this city
He was long connected with the Pioneer Stage
Company as driver and assistant road agent
and in each capacity won the appreciation Of
his employers. He was frank, honest and
faithfHt He was noted as careful aud skill
ful driver, for which qualities Ross Browne. in
commended him highly. Hisfunernl, on Mon
day, was attended by q large concourse o.
friends. He was born in Chambersburg, Pa
and was aged 80 yeors.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

STEALINGS. The New York Herald,
which has ably supported the Admins
tration, thinks that from between two
and three hundred millions from the ag-
gregate Of the war expenses should be set
down TO The Pickings and stealings Of the
Government contractors and employees.
1t further implies that almost all the con.
tracts entered into by the present Admin
istration have been given out with the
tacit understanding that large commits.
sions and profits were to be made out OF
them. This is the way the money goes.
Millions of the peoples money given to
loyal favorites to keep in power a weak
and corrupt Administration.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

Sr. PATRICK's CHURcH-0n last Sunday
evening the interesting ceremony of the dedi-
cation Of the children Of the Society of Mary
took place at ST. Patrick's Church. Immc-
diately after Vespers, the "Act of Dedication
was read by Miss Hannah Murray, at the con-
clusion Of which, over seventy children, from
two TO Is years Of age, oil robed in white,weut
forward aud were enrolled. After having been
enrolled, each presented an offering of n wreath
or bouquet of natural flowers to the altar of the
Blessed Virgin, when the ceremony was con.
oluded by Bencdiction of the Blessed Sacra.
ment. The church. during the evening, was
denSely crowded, and many, who could not
obtain room on the inside witnessed the cere-
monies through the windows. The enrolment
Of members win take place next Sunday, at
o'clock P. NJ.
Mass will be-celebrated tomorrow at 8 and
II o'clock A. NJ. Father Andolsech W i'll preach
in the German language after the eight o'clock
Mass. vespers will be chanted in the evening
N7A.
DevotiOns for the month of May will be con-
tnued during next week, at7H o'clock each
evening.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

WHAT FoR.-The Portland Advertiser,
an honest Administration paper, speaking
of the enormous swindIing daily brought
to light, says:
ave regret to say that the war seems to be
prosecuted solely for the benefit Of army con-
tractorss shOddyites, thieves and INSCRIPTIONS
politicians. The heads of Departments owe it
none nc but honest TN men, iftbey can b found."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
OTTrcnR snOr.-Three Of The desperadoe

OTvHcna DHor.-Three Of the desperadoes
who escaped from the Marysville tAil In April
last-SeOtch Tom, McCullum and another
whose name We have not leArncd-Constable
Van Eaton was informed, were iu our county.
Van Eaton communicated the fact to Sheriff
Rogers, and on Friday Of last week, Van Ea.
ton, Under Sheriff Hume and Deputy Sheriff
Staples started in pursuit Of than, each Of them
taking different route, in the direction OF Mod
Springs. Within mile Of that place Van EA-
tOu passed three meD, arn1ed with revoivers
and double. barreled shOtguns. he knew from
. description be had received, that they were
the men he was after. He hastened to Mud
Springs, where he was joined by Hume and
Staples, and be and Hume started sitter them
leaving Staples TO watch for them or another
road. At The head Of Irish Greek, about fOuI
miles beyond Kelsey, they found Scotch Tom
who was sick and bad been left by his cOmpau
ions, aud arrested him. On Sunday they re
eeived intelligence that McCullum and partner
were in big Canon, near Frenchtown, robbin;
Chiuamen. Van Eaton and Staples started il
the afternoon and Hume early on Monday
morning, 10 pursuit Of them. About6 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, they overlook them neal
FiddletOwu, in AmadOr eounty. The robber.
took TO the brush, and as Van Eaton and Hume
approached, fred upon them. Both returned
the Ere, and Staples having jOined them, alsC
fred. The parties were within SIXTY feet o.
each other, but the robbers had the advantage
being partially concealed by the brush. Var
Eaton was shot in the right side, near the hip
and Staples horse in the fore Leg. Near fort!
shots were exchanged. Hume thinks McCuf
lum was wounded. In the darkness the rob
bers escaped, and no trace Of them could b.
found next morning. Van Eaton's wound
though severe in not dangerous, and it is be
hsved he will soon recover from it. For th
faithful and fearless discharge of their duty
al three Of the officers deserve the thanks o
the community.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

APPoMTMENT.-Governor Low has ap-
pointed ]. B. Bradford, of Aurora, County
Judge Of Mono county, in this State. The
Aurora Times is indignant at the appoint
ment, and says Bradford is not lawyer,
but . butcher.
MAKING HIMSELF Ar.IIoxE.-A grizzly
bear entered the unoccupied cabin of Os-
trander near Yosemite Valley, by tearing
hole in the roof devoured all the pro-
visions inside, tore open a'bed and slept
Al night, and decamped in the morning.
His tracks measured twelve inches by
eight.
WooL.-There are about fifteen tons of
wool at Stockton awaiting shipment to
San Francisco. -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

STRAwBERRT AND Ice CREAH FEsrIvAL.-On
Wednesday evening next the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church will give a strawberry
and ice cream festival at Confidence Pavilion
In this city, the proceeds of which will be de-
voted 10 the erection OF new church. There
will be tableaux, and music, vocal and instru-
mental. by the first talent Of our city, aud a
Yankee table in the old style. We hope our
citizens, without distinction of sect, will libe.
rally pAtronize the festival. 1t is certainly Civ.
en- for q laudable purpose, and none should OBJ
ject to aid it, especially when they can do so in
such pleasant manner. Price of admission,
6ty cents.