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The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

MORE DRAFTS. .-Genernl Sherman, who
knows the strength, endurance and deter
mination of the rebels. says that to put
down the rebellion demands unive, sal
draft. Abraham Lincoln says that the
rebellion shall not be deemed put down,
the war shall not stop, and terms Of peace
shall not be listened to, till the South
agrees to abandon slavery. The votes of
the people must decide next Tuesday
whether they are willing 20 submit to a
universal draft for the sake Of carrying
out Mir. Linculn'S abolition programme. -
Lincoln says the South must submit tn
his dctation, must embrace abOIitlnn>m,
must renouncc their right Of self govern.
mrnt, before he will make peace with
them! The people will place a man in
the Presidential chair who will consult
their wishes on such momcntous ques
tions, and leave the Illinois pe,tifngger tC
habblr about the freedom Of the negroe,
with his John Brown companions =,
Spring field
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

ALL kinds Of spurious tickets will be put In
circulation BY the sh"ddyites. They hare men
employed for that purpose in different precincts
men who profess to be Democrats the better
To impose upon the unsnsPecting. Vote no
ticket without first reading an the names it
contains.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

TIE laboring man who votes for Lin
coin, We care not to what party he may
belong, will repent of it in Sackcloth and
ashes, il he lives to the end of another
Presidential term. Four years of Ehoddy
abolition rule ought to satisfy any man oI
intelligence. Give Lincoln another fOur
years, and the laboring men will be mere
hewers Of wood and drawers of water f,r
the aristocratic shoddy contractors.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

FUNERAL PAoEAST.-The Blacks will cele.
brats the obsequies Of Old Abe. with great
Pomp and ceremony, IN this city, Tonight
Melancholy McCAlum will pronounce the fu.
neral nrAtion. Wheeler the elegv, AL. Dudley
chaunt the dirge. and Frank Pixlev and his
Mule will act as chief mOurners. The corpse
will be buried IN Tuesday next By the Chick.
ahOminy Grave Digger"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

KEEP it before the people, that Lincoln
suffers 45, 900 white Union soldiers to
langniSh in prison that he may keep
faith" with few negroes that he boldly
proclaims that he is carrying on the var,
not to restore the Union, but to liberate
the slaves Of the South; and that h. i;
pauperizing white men for the benefit of
negroes.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

"Old Abe" hasn't had grin on his
face for month. lie would like to
changes his base, but hs knows there is
no hope for him anywhere. He says sbe
toothscho would relieve bin.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

-JVLIVs BoRNsTsgN ~i4 deliver h~ DsNocR Vt
N our subscribers in Lairnbe. and collect for
the same. All orders left with him will be
promptly attended Tn
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

THE HERo OF ATLANTA FOR THE HERo
OF ANrIETAM.--Little minds are envious
and jealous; great ones, jnst and magnan.
imous. Gen. McDowell, the hero Of de.
feats, opposes Mcclellan; Gen. Sherman,
the conquerOr. supports him. Real he.
roes, brave soldiers and successful Gen.
erals admire each other--it is natural; it
is natural, too, for vain, ambitious and
miserable pretenders to envy and traduce
their superiors. The New York Herald
publishes thu following extract from let.
ter received in that city from Major Gen.
eral W. T. Sherman:
-" believe that ninety mine out of every hun.
dred s0ldiers IN this armv-the lanreled army
r. Of Atlanta-wonld vote for Major General Geo.
b. Mcclellan. whether with or without my
eoDsent; but if nv influence can suffice IN make
the hundredth man cast his vote the samo way
II shall mot be wanting"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

WoRTB FfcarIxG FuR.-The election Of Nc
Clellan will rest"rs the Uniun, restore n sound
currency, end the war, dispense with drafts,
abolish half a million Of offices. reduce taxa
tion. and bring things back IN what they were
before the " Architect Of Ruin" was elevated
to tae Presidency.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

WE are ~ usual indebted 10 Well, Fargo 4
Co., through the accomplished and always "b.
hRinR Harry. for San francisco paper; 10 w
u. bradshaw. for Atlantic papers and picto.
rials and to R. s. Hernandez, for the Sacra-
mentO Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

ALL who believe in the personal liberty of
the white man will vote fur Mcclellan and Pen
dtst0D. for they are pledged. by the Democratic
platform. not only agAinst arbitrary arrests,
but 70 open the prison doors. and bid those ar.
rested and imprisoned without crime. to 60
free
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Coon PMENDS. is there doubtful man Of
your acquaintance? See him. converse with
him. encourage him, convince him it is the
duty of all men who have the prosperity, the
happiness. the honor Of our country At heart,
to vote the Democratic ticket. A little work
will carry our county for the patrint and hero
Mcclellan BY handsome majority,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

S0MR of our friends don't b-li"v" that
Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri wil'
votr for Mcclellan, fnr want Of a chance.
When it is remembered that Lincoln has
scarcely friend in either of those States
who has right to vote there. we can
hardly conceive that a whole people will
consent to be pnSlavrd. The ma<SrS are
not disposed To longer submit to violence
and fraud, by which Lincoln carries elec,
tions.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

A GaEAT MEnICAL DI>CovEEY-Fo many
wears the Medical Faculty hav" been rrz1lins
their brains to discover a specific fnr disease,
that have their origin in arrangement NJ ihp
nervons system. But their study was of n"
use until Talhnt Watts discovered a m"di"iN.
that iS now know the world over NJ Waits
Nervous Antid"'e. This remarkable medicine
does not contain anything injurious tn the avs.
TEN. beng compounded Of Vegetable SubsIan-
ces entirely.
II contains No mercury or npium-aHd vel
it's effects are like magic. Under the influence
"f it the patients nerves become quiet, and hr
falls asleep.
Persons that have suff-red for wears with
physical debility are relieved ut once hy the
use ~ this medicine. and in short time arr
cnmnl-ielv rest"reG I" health and V'G"r The
Antid' ie will cure rhenmati$m. neuralgia
and. in fact all diseases arising from derange
meni nf the ne'vnns system.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
CosUMNEs GROVE COPPER MI.
MING COMPANY.

Andrews Valley District, q Dorado County. Cal.
NOTICE There i delinquent upon the ioIl"NIns
~ descrihed stock. on accnInt o. As>eaSaa~Ss Ne:
L. levied on the 9Th day of AnguS. lS6i. the vefaI
amounts s<t opposite the names " The respective
shareholders, a. follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

IT is noticed as a singular circumstance
that "Otd Abe" hasn't uttered joke or
been reminded of - little story" since
the Chicago nomination.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Sr. PAraIcK 8 CaURcH.--Rev Father Largar
will 0ticiate to morrow in ~. PatFiek's. Mass
will commence at 10 O'Clock precisely. First
bell will ring at 9 o'clock.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

ZetG EAe0mPRsAa, i. o. o. k'I ~
s, meets, in Odd Fellows Hall, on the exenls h!
ths sssoaA and fourth TassdaSN eGGas4 - =.
SqiOurning PStTiarehs ere cordially tsS1ss& v
F"O' PErRcE. C.Y1
T1os. H. cnu11RILI, sSElbS. SUS"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
MiniMg Companies.

MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.
x ng's Store District. Fl Dnrudo County. CaEior,.
NOTICE -Th"re = delinQuvn nj upon The follovinR
~ scr'beh STA 81 ne Abur- ma med CosapasV
gu account II HSsvSs-ItT NJ !. X TieA OStsAss -,
S64, ~ several AmounIs eppuste thx rssO.c,vr
.,lAr. hnl,I-rs nAmta. A. fnllnaA
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

TIE officers of government are mostly
like their own postage stamps-poor
sticks
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
Nftu ADVERTISEMENTS CozDpu


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who are harraSssd and debilitated by complaint.
peculiar to their organization, are uniformly re
lieved by Holloway's Pills. For hysteria, Spasms,
hot fiushes. sick headache, paine in the back and
loins, they are a safe and reliable remedy.
Sold at the manufactures No 80 Maiden. Lane
New York, and No 2t4 str4' d, London, and b,
all druggists. IL the reader of this :. notice.
cannot get box of Pills or ointment from the
drug store in his place. let him write In me-, 90
Maiden Lane ehclosing the amount. and / will
mil box free Of expense. Many dealers will no,
keep my medicines on hand because they eapno,
make AS much profit Other persons make
PC, 69]sc. and 81 per box or pot. 60
The WOrld-RenOwned Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT.
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

We are indebted IN our good friend F. n
jolly, an enthusiastic and nnc'mpromising
Democrat Of the old scho"l, for Atlantic paperS.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Rev. FATHER CAssTS lectnred m Catholicism
in the Theaire. on Monday evening last. tn u
small but appreci tive audience. The Rev
gentleman understands his subject ihnrnughl,
and brings tn i's elucidarinn much learning and
tact. His lecture was entertaining and inStrnr
tive. and all who heard il wer highly pleased
FIiher Cassin will lecture at Georgetown and
Culnma during next week.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
ExrKAvAcANcE AND CORRUPTION. - Dur.

ExTRAvAGAXcE AND CORRUPTION. Dur
ing Mr.. Lincoln's administration he has
managed,by extra yaRance and corrupiiont
to swelI the publiGdebt s7OO,oOO, 600 by
yond the entire expenses Of the Govern.
msat from its organisation. Any Ons
gOd at figures ca easily approximate
our financial condition after four years
more of such rule. Is it not too costly n
luxury to keep Lincoln Ia power at Hucll
a price! Millions Of this sum he has
squandered in buying up newspapers to
support his cause and speakers to sing his
praises and politicians TO pack conventions
sfSr him. tits y notorious fact, positive
and indiSputable, that his bosom friend
and chief Gugleman, Simon Cameron,
swildled the Government out Of from five
to seven millions Of dollars. Chase. bird
of the same brood, went into the Trea
sury Department bankrupt, and now
boasts fortune Of several millions, out o
n salary that barely paid his expenses.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

LINCOLN FnLLowIHG ROYALTY - Lincoln
seems de>irous Of emulatiug the had fame
Of George Ill. ami OF incurring the odium
which the great men Of our Revolution
heaped upon him; For Lincoln is doiRg
just Whist that despOt did and just What
the heroes and patriots of1776 called up
on the people to rebel against him for so
doing. For instance, the Declaration OF In.
dependence charged against King George
that he "had affected TO -render the
military independent Of, and superior to.
the civil power" Now Lincoln has done
this and is doing it constantly. He re.
Gently ordered General .DiE TO disregard,
set at naught and resist the authority of
the Courts In New York, and he has de.
clared martial law all over the land. As
has been we'll said, to resist such tyranny
our fa:hers fought out the Revolution
So vital to liberty did they deem this
point, that eight Of the States which orig
nally made up this Union, declared in
their Constitutions "thnt the military
should, IN all cases, and at all times, be
held in exact subordinatinn to the civil
authority. and be governed by it." The
question must no~ be met. 1t cannot
be evaded. Will our people stand up for
the liberties our fathers gained?, Will
they submit to the dictation of the mag
niicent hero Of the Bull Run disaster? ?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

THE orrx AND COUNTY.
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Az er's Ague Cure

.ss,.rh neutralizes this raaIarions poisoo - -,
,ssl ana stimulates the liver to ezprl Il Tn -
s5F. As it should, il does care thiy sles;s, =
lis1rsr " IN perfect certainty. Aad q ~ -
81 ...cs .cs what i, OF more sergise 10 t,.e ny
ect 10 his Infection. If taken in staso.s 4 eva
e from she system as il Is absorbed aad tkss No.
hose w'ls use It free ir)i its attacks; keen e
;ystc a in health ali.s.ll,h exposed 70 he 49,,
Consequently it net only crrcs. h,sf protects f1
.hc c-e,t vsr;csy Of affections which are ind
bv this Iniiynsat Influence. such as Ren;t1rr<
fever. Gill Fever. Dr.nb, OF NAKED Az
Pcinii.ai sIe1dache. or Biiiaas Heafllcns. Hluul
fereTs. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gcat, Bii.dnen
Toosh.elie E.rsls;se, Catasrf. Asshsaz, sPalv50SS
ion. Prilfri Affections of the Spleen. Hyssevies
Coli. PARALYSIS. an.i Psinfil Affections a ~
S,sa,-=h ard DoNess. ali OF which, when 49,
fscs.i this crnse. viii be found to assume mnss q
less The intermittent type This "AouD Csws.
removes IL: cause cf these derangements, and go
ths l:seIsc.
rl;s it accom-,;s.,es by Stimulating the, ssuus-s
tories To eSpel the virus from the system: nd
sheee organs by degrees become habited to d -
their Office Of thei. o.zn accord. Hcace arises NJ
se tern oe.I;ma,atioss. Time may accom~r, e a.
;ae cad, BIZ: asicn Efe is No. 'yu- .,on,h =. );
certified i, tie stte"' 7 --,,:;e this hGuECrrrS
'',S :. = =. o. =, end with SAFETY We hare eest
-easoa to believe this is surer as well as safc
-sn,e,,g for the whole class Of diseases which ~
ssed b; .bc Yriasrnatic infection. than any efhes
which has been Giscotcred and il has still arnksr
spoftans advantage 20 tee public, which Is, thae
= = rf.e-r. u eel IS rood
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ron which mankind ssilfsr oves-s I'm. :.
he giose. is the Consequence - 49,
an the s-sterr, induced BY the po;solo1~ -
sceerai.ic dee.ws This sxhalsGonr r. 49,
:he actin o: soisr heat ON wet spil. ~ -
the wa.esy sapnr fan Il W1dl4 fke 1SfsS
'fhe hs.:5an this vapsr fingers near a. - a ~
s.cs. a.ia the virus Is. taken NTH Il 49,
sungs into the ,slond, Thersit&ts = = + -.
Dcison on ti,& ihtefbsl IseesasQ1 exfI ;3y
Of the i,1dy The liver becemes fssn;d ~
'scc.sss not only this virus, but aIse he ~ n
tie 5load. Both tae virus and he BILE -,
n. tae cirsn'sti,n, and srodace viSle1f -.
.io.,al disorder The spleen. the kidnem. ~
-sonae:l sy.npstli7c With The Kver. ~ 49,
lis,r Tered also. Finally, the instinct e -
yanisn, as if III sn attempt to expeI the 6r1fs-
Infusion, concentrates the whole Mod - f~ES
IN the internal cxcsctories 70 force thcn 8 ZZ
cut. The blood leaves the surface, Al -
TIE censTal ory1ns with eongestive violeneH -
3 the Cg.IL. Bat in this effort il fails. -
.rEsga foioss. in Nhicis the biood leayuo 1fSs-<
tr.l o--1fs aad rushcs 10 the surface. p
another s.f,rs to cxp<i the irritating psissa r
that other great excretoJ-the skin r.
also It falls. and the system abandons ~ ~ ~
exhails.eds and wits for the recovery q aro-<
% repeat the hopeless eiErt another az:
ire the fits ~ paroxysnas OF Fsygn An 49,
Saeh constitutional disorder will of course 49,
..,;,,c ,.,e health fit II nst removed.
We hlse labo-ed to aud. AID have tsma =
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.nTPREMluM on GoLn-The sub.

sctioer. who cannot change his prices with The
nuclua'iens Of gold, without incurring enormous
expense in advertising the changes. IL compe lied
TO sell his Pens at Old Price,. Thinking his Gus.
toners entitled to the benefit of the Premium on
Gold rather than The Wall street debasers Of The
best currency this country ever had. he now Of.
iefs 10 all RENTING the amount of their orders
in tod The iuli Premium in this city on the day
when received. In this way be hopes to do the
country and his customers some good without
nInring himself, Tor the MoRros Pes cnnsot be
made without CoI.p.
When Paper money is scRt United States is
preferred over n other.
A. MORTON, - Maiden Lone, n. Y.
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LABOR SAVING SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 1T.
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REV YORK City
s O A p /.


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4 Challenge Tie World to Produce n,
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This Soap is rapidly taki"s the place of all 9th.
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But one quarter the time and labor arc required
To do the same amount OF washing rs " iih the
best of family soap. 1t will wash with HARD
~nier. Clothes need no boiling. and bat lil.le-
rubbing with the hands, thus avoiding tho wear
upon the washboard. IL does not iniure the fan,
yc an the contrary, il preserves il, and fixcs The
olors. II wall remove paint, grease, or stains
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J Gallons OF Handsome Soft Ao1 n
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LIVE STOCK.

DFoyers and Farmers will find tbi. the mos,
advantageous route for Live Stock Capacious
ards well watered aud supplied With every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
ITS connections. and every attention is paid 10
their wants, with choice Of market = Philadel.
pLia, New York or Baltimore = and via Alien.
lo%p the shortest, quickest and most direct route
10 New York.
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen'l Supf, Altoona. pa.
u. l.. HOuPT, Gen! Ticket AGENT. Ph,Iad'a.
II. ii. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight Art., Phila
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FREIGHTS.

~ MI u
By this route Freights ot all de.cfipiion- can
DE forwarded TO and from Phi adepLia, New
York, Bosom or taitinore. 10 and from an,
point on the Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. Ind,
nia, Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri, sy
RAIL ROAD DIR CT.
In Penn'a Central Railroad also connec,s a,
pitis'urs With Steamers, by which Goods can be
forwarded 10 any port on The Ohio, Mississippi.
Missouri, Kansas, aud other western rivers: aud
at Cleveland: Sandusky and Chicago with Stea.
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Merchants and slippers entrnsting the trans.
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The Rates OF Freight TO and from
any point in the West by the Pa Central K. r..
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srS- lie particular TO markpackages VIA PENN
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For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions.
apply 'oor dress either OF the iolowiag aaenis
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clarke Il Co.. Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh.
IL. w. BR WIN K Co.. Cincinnat,, Ohio.
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II. SASS. ST LOUIS, Missouri.
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the South and West.
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sESPER1EATORssIlEA CAN
BE CURRR

nOCTOR RAND'S SPECIFIC cusss SaSm-
- aforrAed, &misas Weakness. Lmpct<sey,
Lees Of Poorer, de-. sgesdily cad sfeaaally.-
It's effects are truly magical. A trial Of he Sra
oitic viil convince the most skepsicsl Of its msr
dress BY s. c. UPHAN, 4o3 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent fire.. STA &.
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E Orders respectfully solicited and
Alta BARGAIN!

TVHE undersigned offers for sale, at very low.
L figures, a quarter section Of Land, beautiful.
ly situated in one of the best portions Of Kansas
good settlement surrounds it, aad two State
roads pass near by il. There Ia no better upland
IN the State. JOhN w. DAY,
ily.3.n5& Real Estate Agent.
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HgLmB0LDss
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

I1r-ru,- n p,sifive
toNfolsp :, ~ - ,be BLADDER
and SPECIFIC heinedy ,ol s's s-sI c.'. ~.
Aldbe,s travel quo VIC -, .',.ar III T iccs
ms ieeiei''e ii'0' ~ l., - healthy ,c
ilnf, anu eASstes 'nS a c.r..e,,, S.,,,,
lion, by which the aisfy ~ .,',.,,s -. r..
sl'ions, aho az oh as';a az, In i,Tnmatiop.
duce;l, a. N,pn r. n,s e'sTfaCT BI1CHU.
ne ~ po n- - :, go, r,ce.ees Habits
ror "eakue1S 49, as abuse AZ
tenaed WIN '',e '1'.o"inS cs. Of Power.
nun P,si'io'' " n;ff.ut,r of fSre,,i,iny.
Loss oi ih'hsots' T,c,nbl;rg
y, weak nerves n: WskefnIness
p.ii..,,ss - rssi'uis Of ,be Muscular Sys,em.
IN ~, ua,5s FLUSHING of the Body
,,o i.a. ,ho SL;, Eruotiop. on, the Face,
D'' ''r7 Pail i Counienance.
4...,,,,.,',,'s II allowed 10 OF, on. which
~: reno, es. soon follow
''''' i,rorrSey FATuIrY. ErlLrrrrc Frs.
T., one ot which he Patent may expire.
Wb, can saw that thev are no, frequently fd-
80; h.. ,bose .p;ratu, Diseases,
aISSANf1'Y AND CONSUMPTlON9-
u,ny ar ,w,re of ,,,e cause of their suffering
mr. ,oNT WILL coxFIss THE RECORDS OF THE
Ixs,xr AsyLuss
And Melancholy De,ths bv Consumption bear
a,,,ie witness to The Trurh Of the assertion
IN Con ,,;tn.ian oncs afs;s.ted wi,i, Organic
Weak ps-ss teol,ir,s the aid OF Medicine TO In
Sionra,e and Strensiheu the system which
iitINEoLp's EXTRACT BCCHU INVARIABLY
Dors A Trial will convince the, most skeptlcai.
-oo-
FETaLEs-FE Es-rEuiLEs.
In nsaay a IReetiofg peealiar 70 Females the
EXTRACT BucuU is uneq1aed by any other Re III :
edy, as in CbioIosis or Retention, irrega.ariiy,
Painsulaess. or Suppression OF Customary Evac-
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CASH PURCHASERS /:

~ ~ OF ~ nSnoS
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd n. 0. Sugar,
eco Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar.
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. :. Ii. & NO. Molasses'
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio cuffee,
100 Mats Java coffee:
i 900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes hscaid do
100 plss. Mactere! s. Herring;
- coils Cordage;
10 Half BIS. S. G. Soda,
i0o 8xs. Rabbits Salaraius:
ae0 i3ys. Yeast Powders:
:}sGG0 boxes Raisins:
f08 10 hIanuf'd Tobacco:
33GN segxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
i,9G2a Bids. Wrapping Paper;
, SO 600 Sagars.
Ts have also on hand fine assortment OF
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-23

NO MArTK1 row LONG STAND
- Ing, yields 1t once 70 "urHANs DysPEParA
CunE Tbs effects Of this Remedy are truly
magical: Try il and be convinced. Price 81 y
uPHAM, 25 South Eighth ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
Circulars sent Tree. & ls3-6m ID -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-23
FENALEs. FeMalEs. rEMALEs:

FEMALES. FEMALES. FEMALES.
Use that SAFr. PLg xsAsr REMEDY known as
hELNBOLDT'S EXTRACT BUcHU.
For all CompIsiuts accident 70 the Sex No family
should be without IL, and none viii when once tried
b. them. II Is used
BIZ Yorse AND OLb.
In the dccispe change Of life, before Gnd sJfsr
Msyyass, dxrisF SD after eerfHenesf TO strength
en- the Nerves, restore NATusE TO it, Proper caEel
and ipvigorsse the Broken down Constitution. frsm
shsf<esr eGnss originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS.
TAKE
HELNBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU.
,ser Advertisement h, another column. Cut oaf,
en-, sci.1 f.f H. im-irS
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-23
GARD PILOT ocRApng,
Photographic Albums.

Of these we manufacture a great variety, raH-
ging in price from 50 cents TO $50 each
Oar ALBUMS have the reputation Of being
superior in beauty aud durability 10 any others.
The smaller kinds eau be sent safely by mail at
postage of Elk cents rer ounce.
The more expensive can be sent by express.
We also keep Ia.ee assortment Of