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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
OFFICE or THs BOARD OF EMBODIMENT !
23d District Of Pennsyiuanid :
Allegheny City, Dec. 5, 1868.

rT1HE IMPENDING DRAFT-In pursuancs Of the re-
i quirements Of Circular No. 1ol, "war Department
Provost Marshall Generals Office Washngton b. c. No
vonber IT, 1868" have printed copies Of Inc enroll
Of each sudietrct within this district and have
caused the 70 be put up in the public places In
each Ward, Township and Borough for the purpose OF
correcting any that may exist in the enrolment
made In Juno last
ANY person enrolled before the Beard at any time bs
tween the 10th and 10Th days Of December 1853 and claim
TO have his stricken OF the list II he can show TO
the satisfaction Of the Board that not will
at the time fixed for the next draft liable military duty
account of
]. ALiENAGE.
2. NON-REsIDENCE.
3. UNSUlTABLESEsS OF AGE.
TY,
Persons who may be cognlzana Of any other pcrson liza
BE To military duty whose names do not appear these
Printed enrolment requested 10 netfy the Hoard
Of Enrolment will theraupon direct tho enrolling
officer Of the subdstrct in which the parties reside
certain the ss and enroll the person SO reported they
found 10 be subject to enrolment they may
nunlcate the information directly the Enrolling Officer
fed and enroll the person. If found subject enrolment
All persons enrolled may avail themselves Of the pr
vege q appearing specified above If they had been
originally enrolled.
Applications for election by parents IN accordance With
the Of March 1868 must be made before the 10th OF
December No election can be made after the DRAFT
No other claims for exemption will be considered By
the those above mentioned until after the
Draft The quotas for the several suhdistTicta will be
published soonas they rorcccfved and any sudisrict
from the Draft orif they Furnish part Of their quota ly
volunteering they will be EXEMPT TO that extent.
Onice hours from 10 Y, and fran to ..
j. B.k1RkEIt. Provost Mhrshaf
JOSIAH c0pLEY, Commissioners
Dec.a 1853 APERcHsfEsT, y, D sreepn.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

BROKE JAIL-On Wednesday evening
Of last week, DR.. p Dockaleer, better
known as the French Doctor, cbntrived,
during the absence of the Jailor-Capt.
Brackenridge-to effect his escape from
" "durance vile" BY watching his oppor-
tunity he managed to pass out at the door
while one of the females of the Jailor's
household was replenishing his cell or
room with fuel Notice was Immediately
given to Sheriff Scott, who, in company
with his son, Columbus, gave chase; and
as it was showing at the time, they were
enabled to geton the track of the fugitive,
who had taken the road leading from But
Ter to Harmony, After smart chase of
an hour or two through the woods and
fclds-to which he had taken-they sue
cccded in rc-capturing and bringing him
back to his old quarters, where he is now
confined to serve out the remainder of
his apprenticeship and sentence given him
on the. first Monday of the last Court
Truly, "The way of the transgressor is
hard"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
Proceedings of Court.
QUARTER SESSIONS.

Commonwealth VS.. Thos. Rodgers
Selling liquor without license: prosecutor,
constables return. Ignoramus, county to
pay costs.
Com'th VS. Mary Ramsey-frst count
infanticide.; ignored. Second count, con-
cealng the death of her male infant bas-
tard child: prosecutor, Coroners inquest.
True bill. This case certified into court
of Oyer and Termner the prisoner being
in court Dec II, 1858, was arraigncd for
trial and plead, not guilty, Jury sworn,
Dec. II, 1868, prisoner present in court.
jury find a verdict-Not guilty in manner
and form as she stands indicted. Court
discharged def't.
Same VS. Anthony Hoon and Daniel
Convery-misdemeanor in office, in refu-
sing to receive qualified and legal vote.
Verdict of not guilty and def'ts pay the
costs.
Same VS. John Cooper-assault and bat
terry; prosocutrix, Salina j. Smith; ver-
dict, Guilty-def't to pay fine of $1,000
and costs of prosecution.
Same VS. August Achcr and Henry Roe
nigk-misdemeanor in Office, in refusing
to receive qualified and legal votes. On
motion the court quashed the indictment,
on the application of the District Atty.
aud the court grant leave to send up an
other bill before the Grand Jury.
COMMON PLEAS.
Amanda j. Patterson, Adm'x with the
will annexed, Of Samuel Patterson, deco
VS. George Patterson-Summons in as,
sumpsit for money had and received and
loaned by Samuel Patterson to defendant
Deft pleads non assumpsit, payment with
leave etc. Dec. II, 1868, Jury sworn
verdict given Dec. Is, 1868, for the Plff
s207,7s.
| Manassas Dougan VS. Patrick and DAME
McLaughlin--Summons in trespass. qua
re clausum fright. Defts plead not guilty
and liberum tenementum, Dec. 10, 1868
This case settled as per writing filed in the
cases.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

LOVERS OF Coop Music will have an
opportunity on the 29th inst, of listening
to first class concert given at the Court
House. An entertainment so rare in this
place should be appreciated.
Dhe performers are all first class musl-
clans. and some have had many years of
experience. Mr. Jerome Staley, the
leader, is young man of extraordinary
musical talent and ability He performs
on several musical instruments with equal
skill and expression-has adopted music
as his .profession-and as this is his debut,
we hope it may be a success.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
EYCning Party.

Do NOT FALL to attend the evening par
ty at the Lowry HOUSE on New Years
Eve. The object is one which commends
itself to every patriot, and we hope that
there will be a general attendance; who
will not give for the purpose of relieving
the wants of the soldiers family? Ger
tainly there are none but what will be ca
ger to contribute towards so laudable an
object, as thereHef of the wives and chill
dren of our brave soldiers who have per-
lied their lives in defence of ourssotern-
ment tits unnecessary for us to say any
thing with regard to the manner in which
the proprietor will serve up the supper
everybody knows that. he understands his
calling, and will do everything for the
comfort and pleasure of his guests.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
CAMP, 9TH U. S. CAVALRY, |
VIRGINIA, Dec. IL, 1868.
DEAR FATHER


received your letter
safe at hand, and was very glad to hear
from you, and to hear that you were well.
| am we'll at present. We have Just re-
turned from over the Rapidan river we
had some very smart skirmishing for three
days, when Lee, the Confederate COM
mander found an almost impregnable po-
sition, on high ground, suited for all his
artillery, and deep run Or stream, called
Mine River, between us and him, where
he fortified himself, where he appeared
sure of victory. But Gen. Meade, our
commander, was not to be fooled, he just
fell back to his old position he merely
went over to let old Lee see, that if he
sent reinforcements to Bragg, in the South
West, he might expect to get well whip
ped by the operation. We have very cold
weather, and our Infantry suffered con-
siderably from the cold and rain, while ly-
ing on the cold, wet ground without fires,
in the battle line; but now we are all pret-
ty snugly fixed in the woods, with good
camp fires, although we have got no. or
ders to prepare winter quarters. The ar
my is now taking things very easy, enjoy
ing themselves on soft bread and beef
steak. | think we will do no more this
winter, without the rebels actually come to
visit us in our camp. l think in the
spring, with the three hundred thousand
men of reinforcements, we will be able to
get hold of the rebel capitol. The rebels
are loosing heart, and begin to weep lit
tie. They are beginning to see the folly
of their ways They have now lost the
whole of Tennessee, where their main
supplies for their army came from, and as
time flies on, their cause looks more hope
less and cloudy; while our Army and Ma
w gets stronger and braver The leaders
of the rebellion have ruined their coun-
try, and they know it, for the desolation it
has caused is awful But they still stick
to it; they must ight till the last man !;
but they had better cover their heads with
sack-cloth and ashes, and repent of their
folly, and confess their error, and not muir
der and destroy the balance of their un-
fortunate population. The charges against
the leaders of this rebellion, and the pun
ishment which will be meted out to them,
" Il be hard indeed. But hope and trust
that peace and prosperity will soon be in
every homestead both North and South.
Give my best respects to all enquiring
friends and acquaintance.
From your afectionate son,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

All additions to the clubs the same rates All mon
les received will be credited accordntto the above terms
Paper stopped when the last number paid for sont No
subscriptions taken for less than four months AL clubs
must be sent BY mail. namo must be given for each
paper in the club.
new volume commences every July and January
But II person commences at number in the volume
and pays for six months, he will have a complete book
with titlepage.
When subscriber orders renewal Of his subscription
he should tell what the last number he received
then shall know what number renew without hun
ting over books Otherwise shall begin when the
money is recsyed Persons writing for the paper must
write their name post Office county and state very dis
tinctfy Those who wish their paper changed should tel
per is twenty cents year. payable in advance the Office
where taken ont.
Clubs must always be sent time 20 get the benefit
Of the low price, We cannot send them the club price
unless received all together as It is too much trouble TO
look over our books or keep account with each get
ting them up.
Monthly Parts-si year in all cases.
ANY sonding Us Five Dollars have the weekly
"Wayerlr Magazine and either of the following works
for year by mail: "Peterson's Ladies Magazine"
"Harpers Magazine" Godey's Lalys Book Ladies' Ca
zette Of Fashion" atlantic Monthly"
All letters and communications concerning the paper
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marks are often iIlogible.
Address MOSES A. DOW, Boston, Mass.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
FOR FAMILY AMUSEMENT ANDINsTRUcTIox
Edited by Mos ses a. Dow.

This paper Is the largest Weekly published in the
country Its contents such will be approved in the
most fastidOus circlesn0thng immoral being admitted
into its pages. IL will afford much reading matter
almost any find time to perse consisting Of Tales
History, Biography together with Music and Poetry.
The paper contains ultra sentiments and meddlcs ne
ther with politics religion but it is characterized by
high moral 1t circulstes all the country from
Maine TO California.
TERNs-rhe Waverly Magazine is published weekly by
Moses A. Dow No s. Lindall Street, Boston, Mass Tive
editions printed thick papor, for Periodical
Dealers cents copy, and edition for mail subscri-
IA iav1
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

TREES AND SHRUBBERY.-The atten-
ton of growers Of fruit, ornamental trees
and shrubbery is directed to the advertise
ment of r. c. Sharp, which may be found
in another column of this paper Every
farmer should endeavor to have a good
orchard on his plantation. Choice fruits
always copmand the highest prices,
"a good tree, will produce good fruit,
and Mr.. Sharp is prepared to furnish the
choicest fruit trees of all varieties and on
as liberal terms as the heart of man could
desire Do not fail to read the advertise
mcnt and supply your4slves with choice
lot of fruit trees and shrubbery, and in
after years, when
"Ch Novcmber's sury blast,
Makes field and forest bare
you will then have reason to be thankful
that in the course of human events you
were so fortunate as to improve the rare
opportunities offered to you now.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
Stray Sheep.

STRAYED from the residence ofthe subscriber In Penn
township about the lst of July 1888, Fourtesn
headofSEEP to witt eight Ewes and six lambsve of the
were marked as ollowsi Two crops off and slit in
crop off the left ear and the letter G. the side Of ALL
Information that will lead 10 the recovery Of the above
strays will be thankfully received at the Office Of the
"CITIZEN," or the residence Of the subscriber
Dec. %. 3::t. JOHN GRAY.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

up in her perfcctan unsullicd excellence,
and, wreafthig her venerable beauty with
an eyer-fresh and verdant love torall God s
truth, be such church as there is not in
the land Pittsburgh Commercial
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

Why is deputy sheriff like the first
Roman Emperor Because he's a
ssseizer."
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

pm-The following letterfrom WILLIAM
HAzLETr to his father has been handed
to us for publication. Mr.. Hazlett has
four sons in the army of the Union, and
was himself, a member of Capt. Jas G..
Campbell's Militia company, that went
from our county at the time that Lee and
his rebel horde made their first raid into
My Maryland"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
AS THE HoLIDAYs are near at hand

AS THE HOLIDAYS are near at hand,
you should call at H. G. Heineman's Book
and Variety store, on Main street, oppo-
site the Lowry House, and examine his
choice selection of Gift Books, Toys, Trink-
cts, etc. Our country friends will not for
get when they are in town, to call and
supply themselves with gifts for their
children and friends.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
CALL AT
Hefmcmanss Book Store,

And buy osG00Ds Series Of School Books ct Publishers
prcer. Always hand, full supply Of Stationery and
Enveops wholesale and retail cheap for cash. Cab and
examine before purchasing elsewhere No trouble to
show Goods.
Dec. 0, lS63:tf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
T ia G. up $.

couutenance "fvemade good Investment in my life
any how
For particulars, address, r. c. SHARP, Butler, Pa
The following well known gentlemen have kindly per-
mited him to refer to hcm to his reliability well
the quality of the trees
Judge Stephenson, Contreyille John T. Bard Centre
ville John Psur Worth tp John Bingham Spperyrock;
VIM MCaTerty, Fairvow tps VIM. Meslry, Fairview tp;
Abm. Zegler Henry +. Muntz Harmony; Col. A. Lowry,
f. MJunkln Cap. Jacob Zeiger, l. J. Cummings Butler
John Green John N Creay Coysvillo Henry Bull, For
ward township.
Dec. 23 3sm.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

HS- Entrance the AMERICAN CITIZEN Printing Office
from the South, on Jefferson street.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
JANIS o. oAMpDEL
Stoves! stoves y Stoves Y!

IJTM. 3 JAS. q. cAMPBELL-FousDEns- Foundry
w South of the borough Of Butler, where Stoves,
Ploughs and other castings made large supply
stanty on hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
Dec o. tSO3:::tf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
DIED
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
AN EVENING PARTY.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
BY JEROME sTALEY, JOS. sTEHLEy, Other

VIII be giysn at the Court House on Tuesday, Dec. 20
Mt o'clock p NJ. Consisting Of
0YERTuRE-WALTZEs, PoLKAs. QUICK STEPS
SONGS-Sentimentsl anu Comic, selected from the best
authors.
R1g, Tickets for sale at Drug ond Book stores,-aH
Dec % lew
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

BeA. There will be no paper issued from
this Office next week
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
Stray Steer.

ItAME to the residence Of the subscriber in Washing
\ jton township about the FIRST Of June last n BROWN
STEER with crop of the right ear and spreckled face,
year old last spring; other marks perceyable-
The is requested to forward prove property
pay charges and take him away otherwise he will be dis
posed Of according 10 law DAVID SHIRA.
Dec. %, 81.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23
NEW HOTEI..

T1iIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
| generally, that he has erected large and commudi-
brick building tho site Of the old and wall known
house. formerly occupied by him Tavern Stand. He
has been NJ great expense in erecting and furnishing his
house and attoIs himself that he is prepared TO
accommodate all who may desire to give him a call
Having ample house room for hundred persons aud
stabng for ut least fifty horses.
Thankful for past patronage, he would ask contnu-
ance of the same. WM. V0GELEY.
Dec. 8, 1Sri::tf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-23

Ifyou want Nails or Spikes Manure or othar forks.
saw-ll or other saws Smoothing Irons Locks Hinges
etc. 60 to MAboy's, where you can buy them cheap.
II YOU WANT Good Extra Family Flour White or
Brown Sugar, Rio or Java Coffee Imperial Young Hyson
or Black Tea, go to MAboyls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

o. flh.fs b. iiti 1901 a. q. al Nlffrn .i....T ~
boz Ia -ra fHI OBJ o. sunday. .......... q. 30
T. t,.i, b, isflrn A. H. l1iitst and 'h ave-. ~ ~.
10 na.'on. rs Nris London lnr. IirI 80 = Il.
,ilninrton limo, Par o. Is. a.. sni bal RW-t
ar r.efs = n day tslaisy cgccf tcll...... T. ~.
To Notiur by New Haven Kh. Wa Springfield
.-'hst sni IA ave ...........ga aAI u ard p
D. Boston, - Nrw. Haven RR f5ii II. and iih
Sd. stf. L.ne.......lgt and y. ui. Sandy p.
10 buffalo by !nr AE., foot ~ than9'fs
.-................ 90 snd o. o. "a 2
90 is.ip. Iifr is'rli sod o.hsr resorts GA Long
ll.ul iy T.. J. Railroad f.oui james sip aia
..t.f ai.,,. D. k..............aa ~ 3 .nd y p. ~.
To rLtafriuiiA by rrH jersey Railroad. foot pi
Court iudr ST. lOa q, Il. Ilt o. a. sunday I. p M
A., PIl.slrii'.I4. Is l.e'nasu end Ainbly Kaliit t.
prf e. N f.. su.'f barclay st..........b A. n o. IA
80 vs. l..usiln by Now Joisr, Nt T. iJ a. ~,
.aI A 30. nl foot p touItiua o. - iudhy, > T. IA
IT, thr Wet. - ,rrtl.. Railroad 81 h'w Jr.sty.
foot 0i Coz tlll. . and a. M. - n.....nui = IA
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rso.ton cattle MARKET.

~ HrfGnfOT hfp FiMrIiNf
Rgoy1 T. 4{ 4'asos' a. . . ,.ag .2' j. -
''' ''''' ' cs,e. sh~p. sAo,e.. 49, Hog. e..
81 e.: y; ::: !: ;.:5 s e: E
os,Fini gu..'ye ee - PEI 900 y o. 'a. o.ai
a T as a,. 9s 5:s,sal a., %, ii s,e ''"
IN ~. D 80. iWc.,ern. 8 =,
Horsiag Oloa 200 W ,, .eortins io ihe'f w
St,,e,-Ivo oafo,ls el1a 80 thf' eai oa'' va ..
Slee,~5o..c !, r. o. lgc weight IN Dot. ~ soais'O
liaes cee,-s25 60 $40 and $50 Ordinary elso
%S,,iae-slo,es vholesale Columbia County SaCl retail
'HHis@o ,.qele. cay Skin tie. raa'''. 7iaee r'i'.
sgMnlG or cA1riE hyp sHErP rnoY sr'InAL sIA1rs.
, 'a'.,s sheep o ,o,,,o,,, y Yo,I a't 20 30
New. fisnr.hi-e.A9 90 Ncfen 5aies...f 49, III
yermon'........n9 2iis oonida......'.'... - lIoI
A, the coin,nc.n' Of ,ade Can,1ri4se early Tae'dsy
morning there we but cw Cattle ~ 'L' ysId IN con'eq'ne'
Nodfofd wai iiroo hour late. ih. f"p several ao
yers waiting a. ,i,dod VINO had taih. thei" - or care"
train; and more trading tsn ua na done a. if place u
con l ". rn l. = nm oe i'm. during tho lore.
noon thi tIcfc lsst 1uoiay nons and NE general
conclusion that there we've g.. 'tiu" H"' us "''A
thsn last our figures. however foot Ii' OF about b" h"i.
e,ueet.d from hiny-or about oueii q aS, weeks NUN.
Der. THIS c decidedly an ia'o o. ne
WHO arc oo1nz The usual reduction Of piece ior bel a,
this season unwilling 10 submit 70 an sdYanc'
looked for reduction. Trade, therefore, went slowly u
about when there arrival - over lp ron th
"Gfand Trunk nnd Of tie balance nom h"d"fd Ah"""sh
there wss more this week aud many Of the bucrf 'Hd
It was harder buying than last week we bud bu h'e G. s
IN pice: and .ofne the dfOser- claim thl ' hJ IL -
egin, them. the yardi toleiaoy wei. .ni'd - u
O'Clock, when buyes mostly le't ior homo Of Tor hif"
We report lJ Ncstcn Cuttie ~ Bngh'on HthoNfh trie
but 10 IN lie yards the other 200 ae expected ~ MI
hndfys today. Last week 9jl Western The hrf nom
Maine incl drove Of 10 AZ Cambridge, We max" IA
just about the last week On the whole JVj cattle
this week nearly 600 less than week $50 1hce are
however something 100 head Of cattle LETT over from last
week part oil which Western The Albany stock h OF
medium quality, and % T. tie Northern ANA Earin The
bes, Westem sters bring &C. p n the FIVE quarters aud
best New England O>en, &c. Scoan- AndTows tod
lot Of u Nestcs Steers, live weight fo 2fn N 20 $50 h.
each; II ut 7c % 81 II at H. k Snts % ~ at
,Fe u k and 81 u flc % H. Mot Of The NotLeTn Oxen.
rom 10se., yonng Cattle and Cows bo1c T. n.
sheen and Lambs market 5GH jut about one half q
iss srply Most Of these Yfeengagod 10 certain
hr 40 TINT there bat c@ lots oscd ior sale clear
ofiIcunbIlIces and On such t1r ""S an VI Fo
Use q head OYER last week ifccs' g., , ,
me- tade n store cattle T. good with rnnGe 81 prices cor
RESPONDING with quality which i very great between par Of
iIn tainted Steers nnd psr Of wcd Oxen OF the iait
,otb ar betw,s en- the rouphest mix ana water fnt ana s
fcv ne family Many Oxen are hod 81 20
&C. soo ~ pir; eqnnon Cows. sijG4iO nicer once s'o
4&D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Fga5cn. Corpus Gases.
htVJ''S p'p"N
BUFFALO. "wednesday. sept. l6,

BUFFALO WEDNESDAY sept. l6, lsf3.
Judge Y. X Hail of the |. 5. Distric, Court
I'm tie hlhcas corpus eases II David erection ~ -
Iavr,rro County aud Eohc.i J.. Walpalr a. CaYuCa
Counfv Vas made on order dircharviur The riaiors
from miarv service IIc Give the opinion that hoaTds
Of cn romcni having once decided r in'nr 81 10 tim
az n 90 man T. he cvenw f.,nm.itary service.
cannot revoke or rericw tuoh Nec.s0n or compel The
man % submit be .lairs SECOND iimc 90 tho h'fot
Judge Hall In ih" ease 81 minors enlisted WHOM
The consent ~ parents brought hcoTc hm ON tits OF.
hnheas corpus. has made oltcr ducAn- irr th'-i
five iu number from service 1he-c cases originated
in Orleans AID Monroe COunties and wcr' ~ ucd ny
) L. CltYrh 81 HoO h"gtlr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Il. 4. II.
A CURE FOR COLDS.


fseircd with Cold, Hoarscness Sore Throat bad
Cough ealache pain IN the back shoulders take
IN, bed teaspoon.ll Eadways Ready Relief in hS
,umberfn Of hot sweeened with sugar molasses.
In the morning you viii rise cured Of your cold Let those who
gh cold either Sigh, try this prescgPsoni
twill break up your cold n you elect your cold may
seriously snd End IN consumption. II suffering from Rheuaa-
ISM Lumbsso Cost. Neualgis, Cramps Strains, Bruises,
Womb &C.. Railways Ready Relief viii AFFORD immediate
ease. Price p peg bottle Sold by Druggists Livery
AGENT has recently been furnished with fresh Ready Relief
sold By RADWAY CO., No. 8. MAden-lsG corner Of
tolI T., and by ,ru ssists generally.