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exneeHxr.c ELkcTons.
rne EIec.ion Monday.


have heretofore repeatedly sp-.
- 20 eur people se poll fall vote
present Auguss election. The
e t,asting 70 The eyervheiming ma
,shiehths Democrats hare in this
lean NOT be made 20 feel the necss.
G goins 10 the polls In this part
snsueky very litsls interest is man
I'd. 20 public speaking. aud hothing
zteser kss besn done TO call ful.
electica viii be the frst guu
..p4ign,- and the inportance
.iss il . rorser can not be
slshsssd sooa afssr cur election
gsfere the great national contest in
'etnksr, general elections will be held
3 Fefpa% ~ Salisoruia, Msine, Nebrss-
rs, y been aesa, Ohio, PennsyiysDis,
.aE eontraete Tbs full strength
s.acky. ssS 80. 900 or 100000
,y for Stevenso1ss ssw0uid be Of i'm
4IlhrAbJe vslue BY sssy of iospising
40 Democracy Of tboss 8sees We all
5s What effect those States which Srst
have upon the general reiA@ Ac-
ssnd enthusiasm is the greasA scIet
zscess in political campaigns. Let
smoerstio strength in Kentucky be
szsed snd how the Rsdicai stump
ssker il The Northern States win |
about " over the Land, for the erooursge-
mentof :hsir party and she defeat ofshe
Democracy ia those States. The De-
nocrscy of Ken.ncty have their State
slections neasurbiy under .heir influence,
aGd must be held responsible for the re-
suls Tie .prsssn, is unlike any other
poiitics. contest 10 the past history Of
he county Formerly political parties
Erers eqnsliy dssotsd to ihe RePebIisan
v,n Of government, snd differed cDly
- % The manner Of administering the
ssse Not go no#. Tho existence
4 .nastiis.ionai freedom is at stake. II
u Democracy succeeds the life Of the
-spablie viii continue; il tie Radicals,
We snr'iy beiieses tiIe Republic dies
rhess are tie grzve questions addressed
slnly 70 tie Democracy Of Kentucky,
ne earnestly beg them to throw of
Aiethsrgy and work 20 theiutnost of
sprcis asad icAuence TO seeurs
re Let on. friends see .hatevery1
n each district is out Istlhe.e
saae aisine,inedsso go, gsselis or
kise engaged, argue t.them the
at eth 9 and the innpeH .ance Of their
Let u start the democracy from
ky is this rs elections With
co,sania, oh;o, indiana.
when.y respond.
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: ExTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware lof 4Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the eoun-
terfeiter brought to grief. al, - a7ss
- SMITHS TONIC SYRUP. Il sga.
The genuine article must have Dr. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.
John Bull only has the right to msnufac-
ture and seH-thes original John Smiths
Tonic sSyrupsof Louissilies NY Examine
veil the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pnr-
chase. or you win be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and my show card.
/ will prosecute any one Infringing on my
r;ght. The genuines Smiths Tonic Syrup
ca, only be prepared BY myself. arsansa
The public's servant, sfs
z DR.. JOHN BULL,
sYsst - tss'ile. ~
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Is now the

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All its old features remain unchanged, with
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them. It's editorial columns sparkle with
wit and wisdom, and its news columns over
flow with fresh and reliable reports-politi-
cal, commercial, telegraPhic, local, aud gen
sral. Within three months its circulation
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The following Rates of Subscription show
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A Slight Demand.

TIE Republican Congressional Com
mittee has addressed letters to the Post
masters throughout the government, de
mandinga a contribution to help prosecute
the Presidential campaign. The Post
master at Uniosom pan, is charged SO 90.
A large nambe4in nasi Postmastcrs rsfuse
to comply with the order
The following circular is addressed TO
the postmasters:
For President, bss Vice President,
U. 9. GRANT. 5gsaae IS 8. coLFAx.
ROCKS OF rHE Uxrov REprBLrcAx
sta gag sCoxGREssIosAL CoHxIrTEE.
aa WAsHIseros, D. c., July 10, 1868.
Postmcster, Monticello, Ky:
SIR-The Republican national com
mittee and the Union Republican Con
gressional committee. being profoundly
impressed with the importance of yigor-
ously prosecuting the ensuing political
campaign, apply to you for an Immediate
contribution Of SO. .ha as8 avsH
AIlin sympathy with the purposes of
the Republican party will readily under
stasd thAs eensas. nluat-hs -iis sa.r-ad esr
orgA nizatien documents and speakers in
successfully conducting Presidential
campaigns. The funds Contributed will
be ejudiciousiy expended. Ie75
- Communications should be addressed
20 Thomas1 Fullock, Secretary, Wash
c., and will be promptly ac-
kuowledged hlis H
hagie WM. CLAFLIN, Chairman, ~
II W. f. CHaNpLER, Secretary,
-ifss Republican National COMMITTEES.
Edwin d Morgan, Chairman Union Re
publican Congressional Committee
Robert c. Schenck, Chairman; Thomas
L. Tuliock, Secretary. Union Repnb-
lican Congressional Executive Gem
= mittee. = ssiF 80 - y n soe
s8THAD. STEVENS DIsGusTED The
washihgtou coryesnandsut of the New
York says: ssss
There is not one word of truth in the
story, published IN the Herald, Of q re-
ported conversation In which Thad5eus
Stevens is made to declare his belief that
the Radicals had been strengthened by
the Chicago nominations On the con.
trary Mr. Stevens says in private what
he has said in public. that he regards the
New Yory platform aud nominations as
far stronger than the Chicago platform
and nominations. He is disgusted with
kis party, their, candidates, ard their
= = s.sssf sse-5
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HlHE Stockholders of the Fulton County
4 Agricultural lair sra politely request
sa to call on the Treasurer and psy their
ins;Alnaeats OF stock for the present year.
3. +. WALKER,
sugi--tf Treasurer.
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yer Ware, photograph Albums, and q
large assortment Of Fine Gold 3e1elry,
in all valued 81 81 .eoo0eo
A chance 10. draw any OF the above crires
by purchasing a Sealed Ticse ct for 25 ccnts
1i1Ssts describing bach prize ars reaIed in
En- eiepes aBd ihJf5aghiy mixed. Oa re-
ceiYt {! = cents 5-Aied I.exet will be
ir1a without choice and delivered 81 our
o64ce, or sen,soy nsa 70 any address. The
prise named upon il will be delivered TO
the iieket-he!der on pay lnent Of ONE Doll
LAR. PE..ss vii! ~ n.med.atelJ ssEt TO
any address, IS rs42estsd IL express or
return mail
You =iH kaov wha. your P-izs IL before
.ea Pay for Il. Any Pvire nss be erehsLg
Cd tor smother OF the same value. No
Blanks ous patrons sas depend on fair
deslirs.
Refsrcrces-ws se,set the few ssllcs.ps
names froa the many HAs hsss 1Aee.y
ers~n valuable prises and kindly permit
i l. = SiYsias' Y's''s BEnfsio, Eaai sev York, $1,000
Miss annie Monroe. ChicAgo, H., Piano
valued at So6U; Robt. Jackson, Dubuque.
Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50 Philip Mccarthy,
Louissilie, Ky, Diamond Cluster hing, 6UU:
h. a. Patterson, New Bedford, Mass, Silver
Ies set, -lsJ; Miss Ibbma NsiHerta, Ail-
wsukee, Via, Piano, SSOJ; Rev T. W. Pitt,
Glow eisnd, Ohio Melvdeotf, SI25.
We publish no names without perinissien.
OPINIONS OF TIE Pass They are doing
the largest business; the firm is reliabl.
ami deserve their success Fl weekly Tri-
bune, Feb. B. 1868.
"We have examined their system, and
know them - be a fair dealing frn.--lNew
Yosk Herald, Feb. 2s, ls65.
:. Last week friend 81 ears drew q $500
Friza, which wes promptly received. -
| Da.Iey He"s March :, 1851
send Tor circular giving many more re-
fsreLees and fsvorshie notices from the
pssss. Liberal Inducements 10 agents Sat-
isfaetion guaranteed. Every package Of
OF sealed EnTeiopes contains One Cash Gift.
six tickets for 81; IL Tor s., IS for SIS; 40
for Is. Al ltt-eSs saoaid b. t1dgesscd to
HARPER, WILSON s. CO, i-s GssGdaay,
New iork. at sre - .faaes |
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The Electoral Goilsa5S w.
% foii5SRs

20 follows ~
EesosTla, &c, That none 81 The siaios
whose inhabitants were lately in rebel
lion shall be entitled to be represented
in the Electoral College for the choice Of
President and Vice President of the
United StatesS nor shall any electoral
votes be received or counted from such
States unless at the time prescribed BY
law for the choice Of electors, The people
of such State, pursuant to the acts of
Congress in that behalf, shall have, since
the 4th day of March, 1867, adopted 81
constitution Of S'5te government UNDER
which a State government shah havel
and shall be in operation, .andl
unless such election of electors shall
have been held under the authority oil
such constitution and government, ard
such State shall have also become en-
titled to be represented in Congress, pur-
suant to the acts Of Congress on hat be
half - Provided that nothing herein
contained shall be construed to apply tol
any State which was represented n Con-
gress on the 4th of March, 1867.
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PREDICTS THE DEFzAr OF PRECEDENT
BUCHANAN

BUCHANAN.
This day week, on Tuesday, 18th inst,
We are to have in Penasysvan.a, Ohio and
Indiana, those preliminary battles skainst
the demoralized Democracy which are
destined to culminate in regular Wa
terloo defeat to Mr. Buchanan on the
great day in November. There is, in
other words, an ominous rolling of pop
uiar thunder along- the whole Western
horizon which indie, Nes in the October
elections heavier Fremont tornado than
that which has recently swept over the
Eastern frontier States of Maine, &c
N Z. Herald, Oct. z, 1856
PREDICTS THE DEFEAT OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.
" The defeat of Lincoln, and fanatical
Northern Abolitionists who hoped to
triumph with him, is certain''-N. Y.
Herald, August 30, 1860
PREDICTS THE DEFEAT OF PRESIDENT
SEYMOUR.
/" The die is cast" The Democratic
Convention has decided that our next
President shall be Gen, Grant. X
Grant ard Cofax against such ticket
will sweep the country from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, because the block heads OF
OF the Democratic party will that we are
still living under The regime of poor
Pierce and Buchanau-N. Y. Herald,
July 10, 1868.
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The celebrated Chrono
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CIRCULATE THE DEMOCRATIC PA.
PEEs.- Elsewhere the re4af ! = - - = -
advertise eme Mt 50. ting forth unusual news.
paper Inducements on the part of the
Louisville Journal. That long estab-
lished favorite has takes q new aud still
more vigorous lease on life. 1t has been
Immensely enlarged and improved, and
is confessedip the cheapest, as well as
one of the best newspapers in the world
It's club rates aI2astonishing. It's cam
paign rates are]qually so. Persons whs
desire great paper, complete in every
part, published on the border and rep
resenting the Democracy of both sections
of the Union, will BIS suited exactly with
the Louisville Journal. c.'s'a1sg ss''s
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MoRE DEFEcrIoN.--It is announced.
that "Charles Francis Adams will soon
declare for Seymour and Blair, in let
ter declining a I qner now organizing for
him, on paper, BY the Manhattan Club.
General Schuyler, formerly editor of
the State organ of Ohio, the Columbus
Journal, then of the Boston Advertiser.
afterwards on the military staff of the
late Governor Andrews, and recently
elected member of the biassachusetts
State Senateszs the Democratic candi-
date for Congress against Beast Butler.
in the Fifth District of Massachusetts"
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Erroml Jeha Marril,, Bangor. Mel.

DASSoh, NE, March 81, 1868.
rAis Is tszces:ssy that I have raei tobacco
for eighteen yesrS; have tried many timss
to leave OF, but have suffered go much xroru
disiness in my head. and znaving atara
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a short time siuco q friend fnduced me 90
try Orton's Preparation .(soid by you.l
have. done 90 snd am comp! teiy cured. ~
did not IN the feast hAnker after tobacco
either to smoke or chew, after began 70 use
the Preparation. 0-M0BRILLL
rea- Price Of orton's sPreparation Two
DoiIars per box, forwarded to any part Of
the country, post paid, on receipt OF price.
Money sent by mail at our risk. Address,
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land, Maine.
RErEREscEs-we, the undersigned, have
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and have found him reliable and fair deal
ing man, and believe his statements,worthy
o. ils s0fsasnis q tns guSI.s 2 s'ss
Goweil. Portland, Maine; Chas- II. Morrill,,
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Belfast -Alongo Barnard, Esq, Bangor, W.
Q Sweet, West Mansfield, Mass; ". Quimby.
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The Metropolitan Organs, Qsnufactured py
The Mason ~
OrnantC Gttp a ny,

-
u,uE MASON & HAMLIN. ORGAN co.
have commenced the manufacture OF
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TLev are elegantly and durabiy made con.
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Ind in general excellence are second oniy
.e,ha .slehrated Mason & Hsmlin cabinet
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aysw aarertisrmruts'
GEO. W. cRosscUP,

DESIGNER and Wood Engraver,
ZOE Chestnut street, Press baiioihsh
PhilsdelPhis, Pa.
views Of Building Machinery, Mono
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JOHN BULLS WORM pEspA

Parents Rea2 shis I-porta,. Lsf<s- ~
int<rssted r. its 0bnfssn.
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Mr.. NJ. L Dupian writes do \
that Bulfs Worm Destroyer needs 4
reeoEnmendatieus than IL has aireada IN n
ed BY lite own merits, but VIII ststs Z
little son, aged about three years, ssoa
sereiy attacked last fxil sad wInttrNN n
light spasrDs, Or perhaps more propsfi.
lasting from half An boar 20 o.. and . \
heurs a. the same time tbs ch 81 t<<r,
synPtons Of worms. ny An
Of the beat in this part o. thi
hanssed all his skill and the Mfgnn.
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bring any. ! theaght s"John Bzll
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nov well Aae hearty. S:il ala n
Yours. truly, fefe-yI DrPL4&
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The Appetite -
FoR, ToBACCo DESTROYED


LeaTs Of Smoking and Chewing .he. Poisoa-
sus Weed, Tobacco
lnsE box ef oRToS,s PREPARATION
~ is warranted 70 destroy he appetite for
tepase9 IN aay Psrscn, ne matter how strons
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bresk Of fro1k the use OF tobacco by the
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No more Hankering for Tobacco after ca
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Warrsn,edi Beware of counterfeits.
ns Reconmeadaticns
The following are few selected from the
maltitude of recommendations in our pos-
session:
lFrom ". P. Heald, ESQ.,, Bangor, Mel
------- BANGOR, Me, April "a. 1863
hereby certify that have used tobacco
for thirty yearspast. and for the last hfteen
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have made attempts 10 leave of at different
times--I have left OF one year at ! time, but
always continued &c banker after it until I |
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would recommend all who are affected
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tons tfe followed wv. p. HEALD
From Y. ". Adkins. Knoxville, Tenn.l
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8, 1851 |
This Is to certify thatI had used tobacco |
to such an extent that my health had become |
greatly impaired and my whole system de-
ranged and broken down. In June, 1867, I 4
purchased one box of Ortons Prsparatio
and after using il found that was com
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recommended and would sdyisc all who
wish TO quit the use. Of tobacco 70 try one
boz Of 0rton's Preparation.
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no 10 ss5paV 5a.o3.i q. !. I'll Il
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sTrIE Give Ocsayes. Five stors, viz !:
Viola, Diapason. Meiodss, Flute,
Tremulsnt. Price. $l70.
srrLE A-Five Octaves. One stop, viz :
Tremuisnt. Price, Sl3o.
~.* A liberal discount from the above
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Schools. 10y 4s
Circulars with illustrations sent to any
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- FfORntAs
pRp1crs THE DEFEAT OF PREsiDESr
POLK. -
AZ the nomination Of Mr. Polk we |
hsdly know how to speak seriously.
,Inre ridiculous, contemplate and for-
I0n candidate was never put forth py
lsy party. ,s.,.s
Eble doines of the Democratic party Ia
Baltimore will be the election OF henry
elay by a larger majority than ever, was
sceiEed by jackson or Harrison.+ New
FORK Herald, May 81, 1S44. iaat So
aRrprcTs THE DEFEAT OF PRECEDENT
TAYLOR.
& s.There is,every probability that Cen
H.I Taylor will be. defeated III Novem.
sr and that General Sass will most
skely be the successful candidate, as MT
S4Ik was four years ago. n. Her-
g b, Sept 8, ls48.
ipnrprcTs THE DEFEAT OF president
FIERCE. d
From an article entitled Genera
5Soott-Prospect of his. Nomination ans
Election Finally. as General Seott
10 be the Whig candidate upon Genera
ITayIor,s platform, the Democrats mgr
I az well prepare to meet him. They az
Net no other candidate from the Whi9s
ssszf aasa.wil fnd no other, as paEne
'sasssszasz. In wor.
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THE LouIsvILLE JouRsAL,

Take the ;Reprssshtaties Organ Of all the Dem,
cratic People, North and .SsnsA
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Great Distribution b. the Metropolitan Gift
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Cash Gifts TO the Amount Of $3.50, ooo--
Every Ticket Draws Prize.
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Ihe Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Co.,
Albany, New York.
VIM. B. Emery, (survivor of Emery Brothers)
Superintendent of ARrfactory, Manufac-
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". B. haxDrsAALE, Treasurer ssa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

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