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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-15


AN IHDIsrUTABLE FACT.-It is univer-
sally conceded that the Democratic party
must save the country, or all is lost. 1t
is the only party that has ever success
fully conducted war, or concluded an
honorable peace. 1t has the confidence
Of the people, and in its ranks are to be
found the wisest statesmen and purest
patriots living. For nearly three quar-
ters of a century it administered the Gov
ernment satisfactorily and gloriously, and
it will do so again. During its long and
splendid career it never denied liberty of
speech or of the press, never prosecuted
its opponents for difference of opinion,
never violated the laws, disregarded the
Constitution or interfered with the rights
of individuals. Hopefully the people are
turning to it and by scores swelling its
ranks. If they keep on changing as they
have been since the adjournment of our
State Convention, by the time the cleo
ton comes off there will not be enough
Abolition traitors left to form corporal's
guard. DOwncy will get the largest ma
jority ever given to any candidate in
California. Low acts prudently in reius-
ing to resign the Collector of the Port of
San Francisco. He will be indignantly
repudiated by the people on the second
Of next month.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-15

Buy Dashaway Washing Machine if you
want to please the ladies.
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Il IR THIS.

In thLs City on the Sh inst to DR.. l. s. Titus and
wife, a son.
In this City, the lOh inst, to Henry Han.sl and
wife, a son.
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THE o1rx AND COUNTY.
Democratic Meetings.

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINEES will
address the people as follows:
At Buckeye Flat. Monday August I7th
At Pattie's Saloon. Tuesday, August 18th
At FrenchtOWn. Wednesday, August 18th
AT kinge Store. ........... Thursday, August Goth
~ HANKS Exchange .-........ Friday, August 2!st
AZ PleaSant valley. Saturday, August 22d
At grizzly Flat. ........... Monday, August 24th
At Indian Dggiugs. Tuesday, August 25th
A. RairPlay. ........... Wednesday, August 26th
AZ DlaHelyS. ............... Thursday, August 2Ith
ht heu ulub ............. Friday, August 18th
------
EX-GOVERNOR JOHN BIGLER, Democratic can.
didate for Congress, will address the people Of FL
Dorado County as follows:
AZ Coloma. ..................M Monday, August 17th
a. EpeoIEeto"h' Inesday' August 18th
AZ Fairplay. Wednesday, August 18Th
AburILzIy rtat Thursday, August 20
A. G. BRADFORD. y. Z. WlIITESIDES and W.
q RHODES will address the people OF RI Dorado
County as follows
Az u Dorado. o..>.,,.......... Monday, August 2ith
At Coloma...... .......... Tuesday August 18Th
At Diamond Springs Wednesday, AUGUST 26tI,
OCR FIRE DEPARTMENr.-As we have init.
mated several times, heretofore, the fire CON-
Panies of this city are beginning to feel the op-
preston of taxes, &c, on their property which
have, so far, been paid out of their own treasu.
rles. We have always contcnded that the city
authorities should make liberal arrangements
for the maintanancc of our fir department
and we are very sorry they have, as yet failed
to extend to our fire companies any encourage.
ment for the continuance Of their organization
Neptune Engine Co.. No. ., at their meeting
on Thursday evening last, adopted the follow
ing resolutions: Resolved. That Neptune En-
gine Co. do hereby demand of the Comm on
Council of the City of Pacerville, that they
assume the interest accruing upon the debts
against this company, and that they make pro-
vision for the monthly payment thereof Re.
solved, That unless the said Common Council
accede to the above demand, We hereby declare
our company out of service, and instruct our
Trustees to advertise our apparatus for sale
elsewhere" We hope, sincerely hope, that the
disaster to the city intimated in the latter res.
olutiOn may be avoided by the Common Coun-
Gil acquescing in the claims OF the Companies
composing our Department. No. /, We under
stand, has pursued u course similar to that Of
No. 2.
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EX-GOVERNOR JOHN BIGLER, Democratic can.
didate for Congress, will address the people Of FL
Dorado County as follows:
AZ Coloma. Monday, August nth
AZ GeOrgetOwn........ Tuesday, August 18th
AZ Fairplay. y..............W Wednesday, August 18Th
AtGrizzly Flat .............. Thursday, August 20
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miscellaneous aO6rrttsins.
CATHOLIC FAIR!
BoR TBE BRNEEIT or
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH,
At Confidence Pavilion, PlacerviTe,
Monday and Tuesday Evenings. An
gust 3lst and September lst, 1898.
MANAGERS :

MANAGERS
Alex Hunter, Radgesky, &c Griffith.
Jas Bailey, W Cullen, Tom Stapletan
J J Cullen, ChAs kIlday, q NJ Adama
y Mcmahon, keck, ~ MclIatton
VI X Shearer, Adam Lang, n RoOsain
SAossr ?. INyNeee aeCornief.
Ogien squres, harss' u AeCOrd,
W NJ Donahue, b Wade, Phil TcaPe
r Mcbride, henry, Ihos DavIdaon.
Dan Owens, GTantham, ORION.
Murphy, hume, Dennis higKInS.
Fred Hunger, } W Seeley, BMcQuilISp.
Dan'l Dunn, Robert Bell, u O'Brien
J II Vanderbilt, Robert Allen, McGuirt
Th"s lI'g~ett' Mcdonald John Ryan,
Chss Hilbert. Whtermantel John Doris
FTracy Mcbride John Murray,
l. Fignera, Pat Kane, JCampb0lI
J Green, PGallagher, Pat Lyman
Dan Slaven, John McFadden, Murphy,
Chas McCuen, James Kane, Thos Kenna
Ed McCann, q Douglass, Pat Murphy.
Sol Moore, Joseph Staples, " IIeaIey.
lieckmann' Hank Meyers, Mr StAatOnS,
u w Gelwcks, Sam1 Fleming, W II STONE
Pat SiaYen, las Daily, J D MeMurr,v
" 4 January, " + Scott, DC MeKenncy
David Walker, kcegan, MeManus,
A Ward, James Maher, DonOhue
TICKETS OF ADMkSSI0N-One Dollar-.u,1
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you want your washing we'll done buy a
Dashaway.
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A. c. BRADFORD. n. Z. WIIITESIpES and ".
a. RHODES will address the people OF ri Dorado
County as follows
Az u Dorado. o..,.,,.,....... Monday, August 2tth
A. Coloma. .......-.. Tuesday, August 18th
Al Diamond Springs, Wednesday, August 26tll
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-15

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS The heartfelt
enthusiasm which everywhere greets the
Democratic speakers is the har0Inger or a
brilliant victory on the second of next
month. The Abolitionists are discour-
aged and disheartened, and are discuss.
ing the propriety of Withdrawing their
ticket. They ask, with faltering tongues
and pallid cheeks, what is the matter
with the people? Who ever heard of so
many large and spirited Democratic
meetings? What has caused the i'm
mensc gatherings of the masses? Are
the people all turning copperhcads
Who speaks at these meetings? Such
zSls t.1@<J .;I.sG,'., slre- 1ret..
ened Abolition leaders, who see that their
political days are numbered, and that
their party and platform are becoming a
by-word and reproach. They call the
Democratic speakers traitors, thinking
by such vile ISLANDERS to turn the masses
against them. Is it not strange that so
many thousands will assemble to hear trail
tors, and applaud them so that the very
earth seems to shake for miles around.
Are all who cheer Democratic speakers
and vote the Democratic ticket traitors
lie is both fool and liar who says so.
The people want their old Democratic
liberties restored they have seen
enough of corruption and tyranny they
arc not yet prepared for military des.
potism; and they have resolved to no
longer submit to illegal arrests and mock
trials. This is the secret Of the immense
and enthusiastic gatherings whi,h turn
out to welcome Democratic speakers.
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Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramento. Placer and Nevada R. r.

IA :.E..:E- ::EsTEsLyrr-C
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READ..the advertisements.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-15

~ JUST RECEIvEc at LANDECKERS
N:J ORIGINAL STAND, corner Of Main and
SN1 sacramento streets, opposite the Orleans
~f Hotel, a large and we'll selected stock Of
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-15
BRILLIANT SUCCESS!

THE FIRST GUN OF THE SEASON
IN OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
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POSTPONEMENT.- - The above sale !.
hereby postponed until MoNlay August 81, 1888, at
10 o'clock A ~ SINnETnv 81"
~, o-, ,s.o Constable.
POSTPONEM EMENT.-The above sale /,
hereby postponed until Thursday, August 20th, 1865
a' ~ CLOCK a. NJ. A. SIMONTON,
Angus; 3D., 1>C3 ~''e'
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XII. In cases where Corps Commanders
Ia the field shall have ordered all pack
ages cent 70 officers and soldiers Of their
command, by their friends, be d,iiveed
only 10 designated Regimental oillcers for
delivery to the proper parties, such pack
ages may be transported without Surscy-
or's permits BY Adams Express Comps-
ny, or such other carriers as may have
similar authority for that purpose from
tho Secretary Of the Treasury. llsL p
MI Aids TO the Revenue will not bc
permitted to make two consecutive trips
upon the same boat, or other vehicle of
transportation, unless the Special Agent
of the District she'll in particulir cases
otherwise direct in writing.
Mi. After the fret fee Of fifty cents
shall be paid by boat for trip clear
ance, no more than twenty-five cents
shall be charged under Sec. XVI. of the
Regulations, for any renewal thereof upon
the same trip.
XIV. No permit will be given 10 SUIT
Ter except upon presenting the original
certificate of his appointment from the
commanding officer of his regiment,
countersigned by the Division Command
er thereof In such cases, permits may
be granted TO take such goods as they
are permitted by law to deal in, 20
their regiments wherever they may
be, to an amount not exceeding twenty
five hundred dollars per month, and in
all cases the officer granting a permit to
a Sutler shall indorse upon his original
certificate of appointment, the date of
the permit and the invoice value of the
goods permitted.
XIV. Family supplies will not be allow
ed to 60 to individuals in the Districts
whore Boards Of Trade are appointed,
except on the permit thereof Such
permit will Only be granted upon filing
with the Board duplicate invoices of such
supplies which shall not amount in the
aggregate TO more than is sworn by the
applicant and believed by the Board to
be necessary for such family for two
months Affidavit in the prescribed
form shall in all cases be made before the
permit is granted.
Officers are required in all cases. TO at
tach to permits issued by them either the
original invoices Of the merchandise, or
certified copies thereof, Except the item
extensions,) each one Of which shall be
officially stamped or countersigned by
them.
VIM. 7. MrLLFN,
Supervising Special Agent, Treasury De-
partment.
CINCINNATI, May 81, 1868.
I je2-3t.
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
OF TBu
RATI0Hil CLAIH AGENCY
CONDUCTED NJ .t
HARVEY, COLLINS G. BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
CHARLES Il. CIR ZEN, agent
No. IS, Cherry Street. Nashville Tens


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L suocossfH prosecution and settlement Of ~
nands against the General Coysrnment Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its Conductors HAVING had sever,
years experience in the management Of ciainia
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claim, and the Ezoeo
tive Departments at Washington, aoI being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with tho laws sno
regulations governing their Adjustment
Particular attention viii be given 20 cases arialps
~ Of thu present war, Including tho accounts Il
States, Contractors, and Disbprsing Officers OF the
War and Navy Departments, end for - CaIIeras
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NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEH ron
PUBLIC USES, on FoR DAMAGES 10 surI
PROPERTY, for HcrBss lost N the service, and o.,
military FsFs Pensions. aud Isounsy
Laads
We give special attention 70 procuring Pons
s1ongs R0uDties, etc., eocruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted disease, or tina
families Of such have died, or been killed. while f.
the discharge Of their line dpty as such during Cd
present war
Special care win also DO given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or SuspcndeS
by the Departments or IneflczentIy NIanuFed
Prompt attention also given to the collection o.
Quartermasser's Receipts given for Property tskep
tor the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts With
andooeotine Claims asaiust % Qoartornssier's Do
partment.
All Claims placed 70 our bands receive our Promps
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in tho bands Of an Attorney At any distsnr
point, frequently prove unsuocessiul
Aside from this decided advantage, cur daily ipt,i
course with all the DEPARTMENTS enables IA 10 700.
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily THAI
whore all communication and ether necessary detaa
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, solicit you 60 forward TO Us any OF
all cases ofsuch character you may from time to tas
have presented, and, as Is our custom, we will fur
nish yon with all the necessary blanks, and, whss
required, Instructions. a.r
No charge made In any case unless successful.
Address: CHARLES Il GREEN
1000 No, 80 Cherry Street,
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b. 2. FREsou. Oommissioner OF Publis
gibson J. BkLL....... Erie, Pa,
TRoAAsB FIORrSOr ...... Philadelphia, Pa
O. b. CURTIS. ........... Warren.
" BIiIAH BAHnT. ......... nrie,
WuIIAh DEEEIs0s. ........ g Governor OF Ohio
JONAH NJ. LUCAS, .........U Chicago Iliinois.
CILARLEs p. HOARD....... Wateftovn, h. y
Capt, w. W. DO8mNs 80. e. Erio, Pa
W. 7. SklHsOs Oo..,,. Bankors Wa8hinstoe
D. o.
Ma. 4. aHAIrAcH ksg. .AeGdyille ,pas
SAMUEL A. FoRD, ESQ see. Chicago, Tiiin6n.
Cory BARH6UR, Esq,..... =. Terru- Hauts, nd,
U. A. POWELL, Esq. ...... Cincinnati Ohio
W. J. W. ROBSON, .ss..,.
Cen MURRAY WHAIRs....... San Francisco Oh
JoHH d. HAYNES, EEq go. Aurora, Ind.
A. y. HARvEy, ksq......... Nebraska, N. Il.
w. n: HARVEY Esq........ Omaha City, N. Z.
Hon. s. q. DALEY. ........ Peru, N. 4,
CHARLES p. Glossy, ESQ. . Detroit Mich .a
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foRD, Jr.....s...,.- New York.
SAnpNER DODaF...........l 10 Warren street, NJ.
dAAoAH d. Buck, Esq. Nassau Of, cor, Wal e.
New York.
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CHAELEs Fox, ESQ. ..,... Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NOTIOEl

NASHVILLE, April 20, 1868
t6JEHAvE THIS DAY SOLD TO GRO. sHIEl DIS
w JR, and JOHH X. hUMT, our entire interest ga
the Auction and Commission House, Nos 20 and 81
College street opposite the sowahoe hotel, aud We
take pleasure RreoOmmending them 10 She iilyora-
bic confederation Of an our friends and patrons as
business and reliable men and solicit for them tho
very liberal patronage and confidence that has al
ways been shown tous.
ap20-lm BE-. SHIELDS AGO.
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WANTED.


YESTERDAY, BErWEEN MARKET AND HIGH
Il Streets someWhere between the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads, a Package OF Letters,
one directed 60 Michael Daily" Philadelphia, and
one to Z" Mr. Reed oere Of James oConnor, New
York. The finder wiz confer a favor on a widow
lady BY leaving them at this Office
ApriH-Q
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Hctn tzh 4s
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Necessary authority from the Provost Marshal
General having been obtained. the undersigned will
receive orders for the purchase, North, Of every
varietyo
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v Just prior to to the closing exerci-
ses Of the congregational Sabbath School,
on Sunday last, Master Elem Huntington,
arose and offered the following resolutions
Whereas, we the Scholars and officers Of
this school desire in some way to appro.
priately acknowledge the recent and oft
repeated manifestations Of kindness and
regard on the part Of cur Teachers and
friends, therefore,
Resolved, That to those Schoaro, Teach
crs and friends who exhibited an unfAilinp
energy in preparation and in providing con-
veniences for our late festival and annivcr-
sary, our heartfelt thanks are due and
are hereby unreservedly rendered. And to
those who SO carefully and generously con
tributed to the production Of the luxurious
fruit plucked for us from the Christmas
tree, we shall cherish the most kind, and
lifelong remembrance.
Resolued. That this preamble and reso-
lutions be entered upon the records Of the
school and the Editors of our city be re-
spectfully solicited to publish them in
their respective journals.
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Late News,

Late News,
Culpepper is occupied by strong force
of Union troops. No change IN AFFAIRS
at Charleston. The Democratic State
Committee of Illinois will meet on the Sth
To consult. Rebel dispatches Of Dec.
Dist say that they are moving on Knox.
vile. .. Imboden and Echols (rebs) have
got the Union raiders of Salem ''in trap"
80. Wendell P. in late speech condemns
the Presidents Proclamation as absolutism
The also condemns Chase. The naviga-
ton of the Mississippi is declared to be
uninterrupted" Qf they try it up this
way they'll find ice time of it.).. Gov.
Yates forbids outside recruiting in Illinois.
A colored minister opened the late
Louisiana 'loyar State convention with
prayer. Gen. Washburn will soon attack
Magrudcr in Texas, IA British vessel
was siezed in New York on suspicion.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF FRIENDS. to Giles
and get one Of those splendid Albums to
preserve the shadous Of your friends. Giles
has some splendid ones, pretty enough to
buy and keep yourself, or to make pres
ent with. 374
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JAMES WILEY & CO.,

Keunedys Hall, Opposite Western House, McGregor.
LANES WILEY. C3e4) W. ii. ABBOTT.
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A CHARGE.-Brig. Gen. Humphreys is
court.martialled on the following specifca-
ton:
I'm this-that he, Brig Gen. A. A. Hum
phreys, commanding, etc, did say, BY
Cd wish some one would ask the Ar
my of the Potomac to follow him (meaning
Maj. Gen. McClellan) to Washington, and
hurl the whole id pack into the Potomac
and place Gen. Mcclellan at the head of
affairs. believe the army would willing
ly co. This at the Camp near Warrenton,
on or about the 10th day of November,
A. D., 1862" ....r.... E. ...
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GET WHAT PoU CALL FOR And be sure
to call for the genuine Chemical Saleratus
made by De Land & Co., and put up in
bright red papers. There is a bogus art-
Gle in the market, in green papers, which
should be avoided by those who want a
good thing.
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e+ have just opened the largest stock
of Photographic Albums ever offered in
this market. They were purchased at old
low prices Call and see them, also large
stock Of all kinds Of fancy goods for the
holidays. A. FRENCH.
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SnoAl nc In every FANNY III the country. lucy
have several points of superiority over all others.
LIST. 1t is selfadiusting machine, wringins hand
kerchiefs bedquilts without any change in the
machine. This is obts ned by the use of solid rub
ber springs which superior to any metal springs,
which liable to rust and lose their elasticity.
I'd. The frame Of ths wringer j. made OF wood,
thus avoiding the danger of jury to clothes from
iron rust, to which they exposed in the iron ma
chimes, however We'll they may be galvanized.
3D. The india-rubber of which the rolls made,
is VULCA MED, so they do not soften by the use
OF hot water.
Attn. The mode of fast ening the wriager to the
tub Is most efficient. adapting itself TO tubs OF all
kind :, and without damage to them The same fast
cning be used to apply extra pressure to the
rolls ii required.
5th. L. saves twoth thirds of the time usually spent
In wringiug clothes Ii saves the clothes from being
torn by the ordinary process of wrinIiug.
9th. Ii is adapted to hotel use as we'll as OF pri-
vat = families.
eth. Ii is not so liable to break the iron ma
chimes Ii an accident should happen, any mechanic
repair it, hut when iron machine breaks 1t Is
dead loss.
ay- sell them at New York prices. liberal
discount % dealers.
neS- Merchants in the country can buy ali
Ek kinds of Iron and Hardware to As good
advantage Of me as in Eastern markets.
Terms Cash!
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New YEAR's-Glles & Bro ere just re,
ce,ving new lot of Fancy Goods, silver
ware, &C., for the New Years trade.
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BE Sure and Call at
L, SUI'HERLAND'S
Cheap Cash Store,
And see the bargains offered in
STA lie AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,p
sHAWLs, CLOAKs. GLOVES, HOSIE.
RY, RIBBONS,
Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hoods
Nubias, Zephyrs, Shetland and W eolen
Yarns,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES
GROCERIES.
SILT, SC.
Ny Fall Stock was carefully selected in New York
and Boston AFTER the decline in prices (when Gold
selling at low premium, and before the last ad-
vance in Goods and premium on Gold,) and will be
Sold at Low Prices.
Brick Block, Few Doors west of Public Square, Nc.
Greger.
October 9th, 1863 3s5
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If you want the DANDEL1oN
AND Wild CHERRY BlrrEHs,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGDON
II you want VANpEUzEN's
WORM CONNECTIONS,
Go to HUNTINGTONS
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Ayers Medicines,
If you want Ayers Medicines,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Pain Curer,
If you want Pain Curer.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTONS
If you want Liniments,
If you want Flavoring Extracts,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
If you want Blueing,
Go to HUNTINGTON's.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Dye Colon,
If you want Dye Colors,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Condition Powders,
If you want Condition Powders,
ITO 10 I1U N lNI lONS
Go to HUNTINGDON
If you want Castor Oil,
If you want Castor Oil,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
If YOU want the best Ink,
If you want the best Ink,
Go to HuNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTlNGTONS
If you want Pills,
If you want Pills,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNrINGTON'S
If yon want Prepared Glue.
If you want Prepared Glue,
Go to HUNTING TONS.
Go to HUNTINGTON 8.
If you want anything else,
II YOU want anything else,
In the Patent Medicine line,
In the Patent Medicine line,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S
Where you will always hesure to find . good article
at able III CO, and would invite merchants
OF MeGregor and elsewhere to examine nay stock aud
the eastern markets. receive all my goods direct
from tn e man ufacturerS, and am bound not 70 be
undersOsa
Hs- Remember the place, FIRST door below the
Brick Church. ain Street .ncGregor, Iowa.
S. HUNTINGDON, ProprietoS. 8
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Pheasant Grove Gene terry.

GJ>E prophet of this beautiful bu al place take
/ pleasure in announcing to the people OF McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced in good sub
stantial manner ard prepared to give good titles
to lots All persons who have friends buried there
requss. I'd to forward aud arrange Ter their
lots the proprieors will be compelled to remove
their remains to the Pnttcr's Field.
Applications to TO made to
WI. GREEN, or
ORLANDO McCRANEY.