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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-12
NINE BALES COTTON FOR
SALE
The Confederate States,
vs. Dis'raint for
w X. Greenfield Taxe.

rs. Diatraint for
w X. Greenfield J Taxes.
By virtue Of warrant to me directed by
jaime" X Magil!, 18Th District Collector,
w'II sell, al the residence of Jess. B Mob
ley, on III" 2oth day Of April instant. nine
Bales Of Cotton, at publ ic outcry, as the
property OF w. X. Greenfield, TO satisfy n
debt due by the said w. n. Greenfield to
the Confederate State, for Taxes
Conditions Of sale cash.
j. a. WEAVER, Deputy.
April S, 1864, s-3t
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Notice to Tax Paver.

! WILL be at the ssssl plasss of r.e.i,
ving taxes, On the following days, Wig:
At Lancaster Csxt Houss on Me,d.,
and Tussdsy the 3lst and aad days q
AT Nrs 81. c. Hssy's. Monday, March IAN
At Craigsvills, Tuesday, js,H
A. I. X. Aayil!s, Wednesday, IsA
AT Bsllair, Tssrsdsy, I5,k
Al Ross Stsr., f:id.y, ,s,I
Al N-lsss BsII's. wednesday, A.,,h aad
A. hs'Aiss CreRshs~'s. Thar.Asy, " s1,t
-. I'eAsah' mn, rrisAy, 2blk
Al Snslls, Monday, aS,s
A, Gee. n. Fspd.rkark's, Ta.slay, . a0,h
At Taxahaw. Wsdsssdsy, sen
AT Hortsnis, Tss,sisy, SlN
snd at The Gear, Hssss sslssaay 10 NAV.
The tai books will b sisssd Oh Bsturd.y.
the 3lst day OF May; all rstaras mast is
made en- or before ihs, day All p.rsons
engaged in ayrisaltsr. are required 1. max.
q return eft aambsr Of haaas 90 en-.
Pisysd Taxpayers are rec sifsl By Law ).
make their rsturss, rsd pay thsir taxss In
he District. whore thS properly 10 Iseatsl.
Free nsRrsss are req uirsd 10 a,aks their 70,
tsras and pay their taxes dsriag the nsatA
OF April.
J. 4. HUkTEh,
7. Z. l. D.
req. ~, 1854 l-3n
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TtIuTnA oil PUTk
AID neat Cattle:
Al Hn,.Il's, Thursday, April 2I,t
a, Ta,ahaw. Friday, 2ad
At Horizons. Saturday, o3d
Al Mr. VI {. iiuey'-, Monday, 25,b
Al i. X Mngi,i's, TUESDAY, 2S,h
~ BE Ia'r. " Nedn+sday, 9th
At Lancaster & II Thursday, " asrh
Al John ". rwitlv's, Friday 30 h
~ r'e"Sant iil'i. Satu'aay, SO.h
Those w"O fail to make their returns, Mt
one ut The above named appointments, will
be liable 4" ue penalty Those having
quarterly return. L" make can attend to il nj
the sa,sr time ana places
J. b. MORLEY,
Assessor.
April IL, 1864. 9-3l.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

Nix EDITOR Please announce Capt N.
Is Nanlandin9haa candidat. for the Of
hce at Tax Collector Tie i. 4 disabled
soldier
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Pork Returns

ME nsse-~ers will attend at the follow.
l. ing places for the benefit of those wno
Iass failed to make their reiurns Of Pork
I'D neat Cattle.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Lancaster G. H., S. c., March ~, 1864 4
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16

Int The mat,rrof the Petition Of Z. L. DAVE a.
InS"lv"ni Debtor. -
lGrSuN * - an order on hie herein, mad. Av a.
u, n cgi-n Squires Judge of the Court .f.-s.'iS
noitrc '''-iehy given tg all the CREDITOR e. ~ -
solvent u h, ;, L. Davis, 10 be and appeH, -
hcr tbs Court 4'rrsa'd. at the court aouse ~ -
co"nis ~ thr Ciy 81 Piacerriiie, on the ID d.V 4
August A. u. l>Gi at the hour Of ~ o'rloek A 4 a.
81 4 day 20 show canse, il any they cat, WV a.
prayer II sad Insovent dtbtor should no, he Ir.a.
ed ard an a>-ignrcnt ofhs state be made snS n.
be 'S' iarg-l from his d. hts and liabliiies in DoT
sulr " the statute IN such Ease made and urnv,
del ArI. n n, meantime, II 10 ordered that an
nd, ~ proceeding against said insolvent deA,or
h- .tat.1.
Wt0"-S my hand and the seal Of ,,A
=. 'urt ,rtto afN. , at once In the cav ~
PIc+ gy;l,c. ,i.is - h dav ~ June A n
l~iI g }. CARPENTER, Cleyk'
JotL,ar. 4 Irwin. Au',s for Pt'r 10
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
ROwILAY Nh DOWN TO SLEEP,

Now lay me down to slee2m
hrot beside my mother kneelinR;
Through the hnsbed up silence deep,
Hear the double whisper Stealiug-
"lf die before wake,
Pray the Lord my soul to take"
'' Nov lag me down To sleepi"
And the angels Ger me bending,
Sent BY God my soul to keep,
Through the purple night descending,
Wlde-arched wiDgs above me spread,
heavenly shelter over my head.
" Now hay me down to sleep!'
No wild dreams could break that Slumber
] had prayed for God to keep
Blessed viaions without number,
Glory caught from heavenly thinRs,
ShOweTed frOn those angel wings.
" Nov lay me down TO sleepm
Had died before the waking,
I had NASeE learned to keep
Memories for hfe'a heart -breakinRI
From the Future and the Past,
God had caught me mp at last.
" Now lay me down 10 sisepi"
All the angela esaSs their keeping
Watch above the haunted dreams,
When the pTayeTlrss man is sleeping-
whore such feverish visions burn
Back the Borrowing watchers turn.
Nov lay me down to sleep"
oh, my God when Am dying,
Hear me pray That old time prayer,
On my haunted death bed lying,
From the old dreams let me wake
"Pray the Lord my soul to take!'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
THE GUERRILLAs.

Awake and to horse. my brothers!
For the dawn 10 ElinmeTing gray,
And. hArk in the cracking brushwood
There are feet that tread this way,
"WhO eometh l'' ga friend"' "what ii
dIn1S!"
"Oh. God I sicken to tell,
For the earth seernS earth no lonEeF,
And lie sights are SightS Of hell!
From far o. conquered cities
Comee voice OF stihed wall,
And thu shrieks and means Of the house less
Ai'ig out like dirgs on the gale.
HI'vs seen from the smoking village
Our mothers and daughters fy;
I've seen where the little children
Sank down in the burrows to die,
"On the banks Of the battle stained river
stood a. the moonlight shone,
And it glared on The face Of my brother.
As the sad wave swept him on
"where my home was glad, are ashes,
And horrors and shame had been there
For found on the fallen Intel
This tFeSs Of my wife'S torn hair,
"They are turning the slaveS upon US.
eAnd with more than the fend's worst art,
Have uncovered the are "' the savage
That slept In HE untauRht heart.
"The ties to our hearts that bound him
They have rent with curses away,
And maddened him with their madness,
To be almDt a. brutal as they.
"with halter and torch and Rihle,
And hymns to the sound Of the drum,
They preach the Gospel Of Murder,
And pray for Lust'S kingdom to come"
"To saddle tn saddle nv brothers!
Look up to the rising sun,
And ask the God who shines there,
Whether deeds like these shall be done!
"WhercvrF the Vandal rometh,
Press home to his heart with your steel,
And when at his bosom you cannot.
Like the serpent, 90 sSrike at his heel.
"Through ihickpt and wool 90 hunt him,
Creep up to his camp Hre-Iide,
And lot ten Of his coTpscs hlacken,
Where one Of our brothers hath died.
ain his fainting foot sore marches,
In his flight from the stricken fray,
In the snare Of the lonely ambush,
The dents we owe him pay.
"In Gods hand, alone, is vengeance,
But he strikes with the hands Of men,
And his blight would wither our manhood,
If We smite not the smiter again.
'By the graves where our fathers slumber,
BY the shTines where our mothers prayed,
By our homes and hopes and freedom,
Let every man swear on his blade,
"That he will not sheath nor stay it,
Till from point to hilt twill glow
With the flush Of Almighty vengeance,
In the blood Of the .felea foe"
They swoTe and the answering sunlight
LeAped red from their lifted swords,
And the hate Of their hearts made echo
To the wrath in their burning wordB.
There's weeping in all New England,
Aud by Schuylkill's banks knell,
And the widows there and the orphans,
How the oath was kept can tell.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO OSIHSCRIRERS.

A TTENTI0N is called to the following list Of
n American and Foreign Periodicals, Tor wh'Cl
receive SIbscrriIous Permanent arrangements
having been mSdr by the Cuned States GOVERN
uient iur n" carrying o, the mails from the Allan
tie 5 atrs by steamer three times a month, l an
really ta receive subscriptions at much lnwr-
rate than furmerly. The same care and attention
will be paid to the forward ny Of all packages, fer
which this eSilbl shHrUt has gained such an euya
hle reputst On throughout the Pacific CoASi.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
Legal abbrrttstmrnts.
SUMMONS.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Orun
- Ss.-In the District Court Of the .IDcEads.--
ciai District. WV 'e'enth Juai.
Action brought In the District Court a.,
enth Judicial District, and the eomplsInt Z. NV
the County Of u Dorado, In the ofrr ~ !, Aiea b
Of said District Court in and FOR SAID me es'
State. Vanty An&
The People OF the State Of cali,o,n,, .
EohN and his wife, THEREsE KOHN, bsi.S14.CSSs S14CSs
r. You are hereby required to appear in
brought against you BY Martin bnrShsr = Actiea
in the District Court Of the Eleventh Jra,.. ,.Ai.tia
trct In and FOR the Connty Of II Dorado. 80 De
sWer the complaint h'rd therein on M" ~ TO
Aprl \. D. 1864, within ten days 49, - ~ SG
tbs day IS T,.r <2511 lie serVIcs ~ eeaye e.
summons-H served within this Coun,v! ~ ~ o. iAis
out OF this County but within this Judicial
within twenty days; or, II served out Of 49, ~
then within forty days-or judgment hv Ss,.1ss q,
be taken against you. SA@ah wn1
The said action ls brought 70 ob..,.
against you for the sum of $500, amount S-sAaAa
certain prOmlSsory note made by vor ., ~ oes %
March gath. 1862. and interest on sslA - - NJ
rate Of three per cent per month, from rs,.AH ~
1858; also. Tor decree Of foreclosure arS ~ ~.
sale Of certain mortgaSAd premises, sdIo,Oset ,set q
Presbyterian Church property, on Color" lung tAa
the City Of Piacerville, 81 Dorado Count1 p
aforesaid mOrtgaged to secure the ~ staae
note; also, for the sum OF $50, Atforneysa NJ
provided for in said mortgage, all Of which = =
particularly described in copy OF comnia;n1t more
accompanying And II you fail TO apness ~ IsS1tA
the said complaint as above reopireJ -, nd a..
Plaintiff will take judgment against you Sor sse sse
prayer Of said complaint. % "
Witness. Hon. W. BRocUwAr. Judge or r.,t A.
lrlct Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Ds,,c, 'e'o d.
Attest my hand. and the seal Of ,,u
SEAL. Court, In and for said County ~ - NJ n saH
- do, hereto afixed, NJ olRce In ~. cSra: cgora:
PactrviIc, this the 2Sth day OF April A ~ rs. g
" q. }. CARPESTER, CO.
Inter, Rev. BY a: ); LvAr, Dep. Gsrs
( ---~- County Judge, " DorsG~ SHGlEes,
WtneSs: CARPENTER, Cle"$
GEo T.. WILLIAMS, PlGs ATTY. .
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE

y "tI'E - hereby given 1" all persons hAvAe
~ C',.t- acLin,i ihr Estate Of JOSEPH B. TAY.
LnR, ttrrH-, - -Nhibs them with the neerssaTy
Tog, n'f'. within ten ninth, after the first pubiica
i"n 81 his n"trr- 70 rIe at the WaukrSha HUuSe In
=, d cu3n'Y->ai Laa.e beng the i,lnrr \; which
II tra',hC; LIy business AIIpIr ifrAtYi1 Of said
hs!Hi~. LiHAExTH TAYLOR,
Atrnis;ratiix OF The Estate Of Joseph =
Tay or, DrC' as-d
paiel-Ju,y 81, lS64 I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
BRIDGE NOTICE.

N0T!CE h-r'hy given, that, on NNn3ay. A
" f3,t -. l-si, r a. soon thereafter as . hear
''- : Al ar =. l. "" will make application 70 ibS
Hur Brttl ~ Supervisors of 81 Dorado County
for 'tt.'U'i = nIr License y kUp = Toll BridFl
Arr0.s - S,.'h Fork o. the American River, ussl
CA,,ui-Wu. C.i.mn TuEr>hip.
INGALSBEE. POAGCE / BROS.
CnnH Hriif,, Juu 2tl, 1864 It'd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
PRosPECTWFoR 1894.
THE WORLD:
An Independent Democratic Daily,
Semi-Weekly and Weekly Newspaper
Union of the World and Argus

OHIOH OI VDO J" O1 IL "A1H N gus
THE w Or L d to which the New York
i WEEKLY ARGUS has been united, has to-day
Ave times the nggr gate circulation of any Demo-
cratic conservative newspaper. 1t addresses
weekly alone more than 100000 subscribers and
constant purchasers, and reaches at least half a
million readers. With the steady increase in circu.
laton which i now ENJOYS, these numbers will soon
be doupieu' nothnR less than this should satisfy
those who believe that the only hope Of restoring
the Union an" the authority Of the Con stitution
over now distracted and divided country, lies in
Wrestling power from the hands Of those whose IA
uaticsm has helped TO provoke, invite, and proong
the war and that to accomplish this end. ans
is so effective the diffusion. through able and en-.
terprslng newspapers Of sound political knowledge
among the working men, the thinking men, and the
voting men OF the North.
Enterprise, industry and money will be literally
eXDended to make
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

LN>TATE Or PETER J MEIGHAN peeeaSed-
IL \-,srr is hereby gwen by the Undersigned Ad-
IL . s'IIiTx o. the Estate Of Peter J MeighAn. de-
o~a-.' I" the creditors of. and alt persons having
y;,'u- against the said DECREASED, to exhibit them
u tlr ar.r>>ary vouchers, within ten months ai-
ter - ri pl' caiion Of t- notice to the said Ad-
- l. .trl'1ix. At her residence IL the town al DS
H1orf SrrIrRs, ia :he Coany - III Dorado. STATE OF
California REBECCA A MEIGHAN,
Admin is; rRtriX ~ said Estate.
Dated at Pia-ervil.e, June 18th, l564-iylm1
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
N,rtTT Of CALIFORNIA, CoGsiy Of D n.,,ao-
~ II the County C"uT. la and mr said County.
CAY
HIS CREDITORS.

p County.
\. c CAY,
v< S'crs STAMP
HIS CREDITORS.
In ''e natter Cf the petition Of A. c. Gay A
Ia....T. 81 u. ls..E.
r-rsnati t4, AZ order file herein made ~ the
Hen hg1-n S';n.f',, JndS- q; the Court AforcanN
,t't - her-l.y gwen ~ all the creditors of s,A
.''-'''-''' 4'-'''-r, Gay. TO b. AID appeas
b,tir''' Court G'orrsa.i. at the CaGI; Ho1,e Of
.Ad t'!'ty "a thc CIV 81 PIAeerv,ie on the ls,A
!av - Jl'v. 4. b I>Ga. at She hour Of II oeloek
= 'a' lav, Ia sloS cause. Il an, hey can
vhYr- YrlN's - AID iusolveni debtor should not
b. granted ard an 1ssignr'ett q his estate h
'.a' tll B. D. di>chIr-~h fr"ri HE I-h,s and lie.
hlrti'- IA pGr-uar,e of he Statute in such ease
made am provided ArI N the mran time, Il is
ordered nat all Judicial Proceedings against aaA
.H..'V'nt d,h'or b" stayed
- WINS nv hand and TIE seal Il SAA
I -4Ii rr,I" ARN-tl "a; nffirr IN the CITY Of
- FAcrTV.ih, his IHih dav Of June, A. D.
'>'i q J. CAEPtN1LG. Clerk.
BV 4 LoWSY. DrpSy.
Co. l.. :Aus, Au.Tnry t5r P,ti,ioner
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, it is
reprlei and exttrminated by this searching painless
and irresistible curative Bilious remittents, bilious
purg,ng and al! the ordinary disorders Of the organ,
shoulders. yeowneSs OF the whites Of the eyesweak-
ness and debility, e., are relieved and removed by
M remedy, with celebrity which astonishes the suf.
ferers and their friends. Let the sick whom the fac
powerful anti-hiliaus agent and a restoration to
health and arIiritY will BE- the unvaryinR result.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
It f R M S :

put
"a'i. paper for an additional charge Of ten cents
each.
For every club Of twenty an extra cory will be added
for ;lc getlcr mp Of The club
For ,ie!y Nab of GNy-ule Srm-Wetkly. and for
every cluh nf hundred, thu, Daily will be sent,
when requested, IN lieu Of the extra copies Of the
Weekly
Additions to clubs may he made at any time atsame
rates. Papers cannot be changed froui one club
to another, but on request Of lha persnn ordeIng
the club, and on receipt Of fifty cents ,xira, sin
gle papers will he taken from the club and sent
separate address.
All orders must be accompanied by the Cash.
Address TIE WORLD,
feh2l 81 Park Row, New York.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16

THE history of these grea; Remedies is IN" rlost
wonderful medical revelation that the world has
ever known. 1t establishes II teRiimp0rtant fact
that wherever, and in whatrver Shape Internal dis.
ease exists. tn dlsiniectiHg, searching and healing
properties of the Pills are fully equal its sahjet tun
and cure, and that, with the Ointment, they are
The Great Ambassadors of Health to
All Mankind.
This is not a history written 10y one man or even
derived from the experiences OF one nation 1t con.
siSs Of comrilItion OF the testmoi .as from the
sick Of every couutry-an unimpcachable rec, r l.
the Ike of which has been adluctd in favor Of
any discovery or Invention siuce time began.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
MtsrrI anfous an6rrtising.
G A r d
DIR. z. s. KISFY,
Physician, Surgeon, AccOu-
cher and OccuIiSt.
G. A r D

SAASA eAAh0 SaAAhNNS
A NNOUNCES to his friends and patrons, espe-
N ciaHy to the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of the City
OF Placerville and vicinity that he has permanently
located in the above named City.
The Doctor is graduate OF the Universities Of
Pesth and Vienna, Austria. He is also licensed
from the Medical Faculty OF New Orleans. Of which
place he was resident for many years, and re
ceived special Diploma from the Howard Associa-
ton for his distinguished success and devotion in
the cause of humanity during the severest epidemics
The Doctors method in the healing art Is Europe
an-of the mild German school, opposed to any i'm
prudent, violent or DiercHridi treatment.
The Doctor performs, with skilled hand, all kinds
Of Surgical Operations especially those OF the Eye.
He has had large experience in the latter. lie at
ten Is also, with special delcacy, to cases of Mid
wifery.
The Doctor announces, with the profoundest mod
esty, to Ladies suffering from chrome diseas peculiar
to the sex, that they can try his method free ot
charge, If nOt reliered Icithinten days. Diseases
incident to females and children were for many
years the speciality Of the Doctor.
His long services In the most celebrated European
Hospitals aud Armies vouch for his speedy and ef.
fectual uccesss in the treatment Of those diseases
which require discretion and secrecy.
The Doctor can be consulted in ten different Ian
guageS.
Calls to country patients attended to promptly
Correspondents answered with pun ctuality.
OFFICE-Corner Of Main and Coloma streets,
(up stairs,) opposite the Cary House. lap23tf
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHGA,
wEAKNESS. &c &n

w 61hRN GOOS CO. 0C.
Tho Terrible bodily and mental pangs which char
acerJe dyspepsia nj once mitigdted by the Pills
Darrhpa, constipation head ache, physical prosfra
tion, trcmors hot ushes, spasms, affections
nf the kidneys hemOrrhnids piles and, in fact all
internal complaints, from whatever cause arising
give way before the salutary influence Of this extra
ordinary remedy. As II specific for dyspepsia and
the disorders connected with il, growing out of it,
the Pills always to he relied when every other
meGicne and mode Of treatment has Utterly failed.
HolLo,oays rus are the Best Remedy kno,en in
the World tor the f0LlO,Oin0 DiSedSes:
Asthma, Dyspepsia, Headach,
Bowel Complaints, Darrh9a' Indigestion,
Coughs, DropSy, Influenza,
Colds, Debility, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Fever and ARue, Inward weak
COstiYeness, Female complaints, ness,
Liver Complaints, Low Spirits, Piles,
Stona and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms,
Venereal A(Iectong Worms Of all kinds.
EY- CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words " Holloway, New York and London" are dis
cernble as a Water-mark In every leaf Of the book
Of directGn9 around each box the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light. A
such Information as may ea to the detection Of any
party or parties .counterfeitihr the medicines or
vending the same, knowing then. to be spurious.
.4ASold the man1iaeIoTy Of Professor Holloway,
so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable
Druggists aud Dealers In Medicine throughout the
Cnltcd States and the civilized world In boxes Mt 80
cents ~ cents, and 41 10 each
0ST There is considerable saving by taking the
aarger sizes.
N. B-Directons for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder RrcaflXed to each bo1, Tsepi9yll
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
BE IT UNDERSTOOD
BILIOUS MALADIEs, &C., &c.

That the above statements can at all times be YER
ihrd by the written testimony (extendng through r
quarter OF a century, Of tens Of thousands Of un-
imnrarhHhla HitnnSsps.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH
WOMAN IN ALL HER Diff.
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this harmless but effective preparaiion.-
At the two cpochs OF life in which the female system
under rgocs the most important and critical changes
| the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
! consequences They are also confidently recon-
mended AS a specific in every disorder TO which fe
| males are exclusively subject
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16

IT,. r. ,rrie'ors afiue NorNrAIN pLN.sR,rP,iit. D. :
Estats ~','p-nl e>c' ~tr Al eEo;.sIn Aau,gIcv AZ
roufde:Cr hat G,,I haze i.e
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
Democratic State Committee.

San Francisco.....T. N. Cazneau, Chas. l.. Weller
II. q. Cough
Sacrame nto....... James w. Cofro,h, j. c. Oooi
Eduarl Hicklln,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
2 R n I'll n G.

70 he found anywhere N,rta - Sac Trrnri~'.---
WllLl fa,t> y ~ ar. pTtp4r,, ?, pave Is oi<
demon,tta'."n 10 all VIII rAy de,.r" Li!tl.rg y.
tier line, from
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
Best and Greatest FaciIitIts

F9t the proni' co~r-'t All -.-ciu! eNe,4isn - al
the various des,I I:l,,!s I
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16

These Mighty Healers, World-Known
q and World-Tried.
ARE A BOON TO THE SICK.
The want Of sterling medicinal to meet the ills
and necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity,
and one entirely free from mineral and other drlete-
rouS particles severely felt till this alpower f
medicine was uShered into the world; lIolloway's :
Invaluable Pills nave become the HOUSEHOLD
REMEDY of all nations. Their attribute is to PRE-
VENT as well As CURE; they attack the radix or
root Of the complaint, and thus, by removing the
hidden cause Of disease, r"invigorate and restore
the dropping energies ofthc SYSTEM assisting nature
in her task OF vital and functi0nary reformation.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH
Are the sources Of the deade,t malades. Their
effect to vitiate all the fluids OF the body and
send poisoned stream through all the channels nf
circulation. Now, what is tile operation Of the Pills:
They cleanse the bowels regulate the liver bring the
relaxed or IrriiateL stomach into Il natural cond-
tion, and. acting through the secretive organs
BLOOD tTsElT haSge the state OF the system from
siTkntSs 10 heatlh by exercising Simultaneous and
Wholesome effect upon Sll its parts and functions.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

CHAS. l.. WELLEk, Chalr
w. ID. SAWYER, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-16

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