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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-14
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I96A. EW GOODS

1seA. NEW GOODS. 1854
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
AND AZ coon As TEE BEST.
r. G.. & J. L. M'ABOY.
Have just received at their establishment,
ON MAIN STREET, BUTLER, Pa
A large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
RrAD rue FOLLOWING CATALOGUE AND PROFIT rHrRsBr.
FOR THE LADIES.
ALWAYS on hand iarra stock OF Iadies goods such
CoBERa CLOTH,
be LANES, o,vo,, -.
AhA'AiA'' supIrs,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Always on hand Black Cloths Fancy and Black cssi.
satinetts, Cassinets, Tweods Plain and fancy ys
tngs, Shirtingi etc, etc, etc,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Such a, COATS, PANTS, VESTS and other ssrnsst,.
Roots and Shoes,
HATS, CAPS & NECKTIES,
and variety of other articles
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Such as unbcached and Blesched MuslIns Linen and
Cotton, Table Cloths, Oil Cloths Linen and Hemp Towes
Carpets, Curtains, Fringe, ETC.
HARDWARE, &C.
Ifyou want Nails or Spikes, Manure other forks,
SawSiill other saws, Smoothing Irons Locks Hinges
etc. go to MAboy's, where you can buy them cheap.
If YOU WANT Good Extra Family Flour, White or
Brown Sugar. Rio Coffee Imperial Young Tyson Black
Tea, 60 to WAboys
IT You WA Mt GROCERIES
Of superior quality, atas low rates they be had
elsewhere in ths county, go to tho store Of
R.C a i'll MABoY.
May II. 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-14
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa, Wednesday, Septic 1864
The Draft Coming.

ssy- Entrance to the AMERoAN CITIZEN Printing Office
m the South on jefferson street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29

There i every indication that Mr. LINCOLN u
,.Dd. another draft. The last call for FIVE hun
dred thousand men will not produce more 'hah
enough to supply the places of the soldiers whose
term Of service will soon expire. and keep up the
pre-ept numerical strength Of the army In re
.ponss 10 rccen, request Of Governor SEYMOUR
Of New York. for credit Of surplusses 20 be ap
plied upon the present draft, Provost Marshal
General Fay states that they will be credited
on N, merit draft" Mark well these woras.
They intimate. and that officially. that another
draft Is already contemplated by the adm'oi'''A-
ton.
This issue is presented 10 every voter IN 'n'
coming elections Every man who votes io'
the Republican nominees. State or nauonal
vo,e. In favor of another CONSUMPTION an'
against the restoration Of peace ard Union' eA
cen, upon the sole condition Of the abandonment
OF slavery. Upon 10 other terms VIII the par
10 power permit peace. and to that end
pledged to prosecute the war until the last ma
.,a the last dollar are sacrificed
The election Of MCCLELLAN will restore peaC
and Union upon honorable and permhhei
basis and put an end 10 further eonscripuons'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29

II was made by r. McNatt. Of Martiasvile,
md those rho heard him spokc "A praise OF ~
effort
A cold collation. sas served At twelve lie
managers OF the meeting bad announcer 'ne IN
teution of the frieuds IN the vicinity 10 furnish
aioner Tor Al Who would come. A iookeo
over the vast crowd, and heard the tread 81 Au
yancine professions, my faith IN their ABILITY 70
do so misgave nc But space being clearer,
hundred men or more marched IN win baskets >
,nh.s aud bo1es. two hundred OF mere women ioi.
Iovea AID quicker than ! write this, spread
cIo,hs mon Tie earth and upon boards, which
soou more than groaned with all that heart cou'a
conceive of or stomach desire. Pies aud cakes,
chicken and roast pig pickle and veal. fruits ana
mutton. cider and beef lellies n "a omne Se''"s
+ II was all there aud the people fed were h'ie'
7 and satisfied l
About one O'Clock Mr VOORHEES, began speaS
inc He CONTINUED for two hours and deife'e-
a most powerful and convincing speech 1 nav
not the space to give an outline oil u. e.en "
were competent TO do 50. IL Is suihcieh' 20 -
that all who heard him were deiigntcd WIN -
argument. Even Republicans prasea II
never heard a speech which was 80 universal
co,,neDded a was this. But every BODY kho"
Dan. VOORHEES,. and hence II i useless Tor n'e
. write longer OF his speech ,a 49,,
After he closed the meeting soJo"'neD =
three times three for Mcclellan aud Tue ga
ticket. Listen for thunder from old Johnson
October and November
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
STATE IrE vs..

DEMOCRATIC MEEIING At LlBEEu Ma
Ep,ron.-Last Saturday had the pleasure OF
attending the great Democratic meeting az Iio
ersy. M Johnson county, aud ofheasing the bon.
ID " yoofhees speak upon the issue q; the
dav. vent expecting TO see large crowd, li.d
| wAs not disappointed. The dAy "a, me, TIE
-s,,ds IN excellent condition. the location central
and everything favorable tof great gathering 81
the people. They we're there There ueed he
no mistake UPON dat point y beuton used 20
sav. there we're acres Of Democracy There
We heard various estimates, none OF sheh pui
the number present At less than ten thousand the
maiorits declaring that there fifteen thousand
present OF course, al we're guessing ~ H.
a. Judge " ck once remarked when deciding
demurrer. bat The statement OF Mf. NOorhee-
~ho ought TO he nudge of saeh matters. ~.
that he never saW a larger crowd ~ l-diant,
outside OF indianapolis "
The grove selec,c: Vas most beautiful one
for the purpose Il as Of several acres ~ e
teu.. aud w4s covered With a splendid gtosth u
beech and sugar trees The underground had
been cleared away, the lower limbs cut from ihs
trees and seats prepared ior i've OF slH Thousand
people Altogether never sa~ better prePt
sion for the accommodation Of those 10 atien
dance
did no, &c, Oh the ground until Eoon, but
learned that speech bad just been concluded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
m. georgia peace Proportions.

The telegraph reports that an arrangement IS
being agreed upon between Governor BEowN ana
General SHERMAN by which Georgia will secede
from the Confederacy add come back into the
Union. While we doubt the rumor ana re
gard il. PRONUNCIATION as political trick yet u
such an event should occur il would be stag
gering blow At the rebellion. In General Nc
C,xtt,S's letter of acceptance he lays down the
nolicy chat when any one State IS ~ilng to re-
turn TO the Union, il should be received al once
with full guarantee Of all its constitutional
,;ohts" II General SHERMAN can induce
Georgia TO return to the Union upon such
,s,ms he would do more to accomplish the over
throw of the rebellion than all that mas
been done by the party in power since the
Inauguration of the war, and that too upon
Democratic basis But it is not probable that
the Administration would consent 20 the return
+. of Georgia with full guarantee OF its consu
,utional rights" and unless that Is done II Is no
90 he expected that her people would consent i'
MACE her domestic institutions anu surrender ne
domestic policy to Federal control 1t the psr!
in power had wisdom and sagacity. II would tax
advantage OF tie present condition OF m'lItar
affairs. and by a magnsnimous and statesmaulik
policy. invite restoration OF the Union; but i
imbecilitv and fanaticism give 10 hope that sue
course will be even stumbled upon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
,.r,ea: sn. | mean all The women. Such

since departed. bni l mean all The women. Such 1
ia var.
To-day vas in shanty--not shAnty either.
but q sort Of pig pen. nor so good as Hoosier
rig-pen either, and this ole as good as any OF
the people live in here. /. AZ il was near meal
time concluded would see what they have TO
eat The dinner consisted of picked beef. / e.
beef dried and smoke over the Ere aud cut IN
long thin strips, which all the cooking this side
Of Paris could Mt render palatabie. In this IN
stance the beef gave uRmistakable evidence OF
hating been fy blown, aud had 20; particle OF
salt about IT, Along with this beef she had stewed
pumpkins, without grease or salt, or pepper, or
ANYTHING else This every article on the IA
BILE, and this family lives better than the major
ity They might kill squirr sls and deer. for they
are IN abundance, but while they would be en-
gagged in hunting the bushShackers would De
killing them. Al this same house saw boy
standing around the table. with nearly all the
hair OF his head gone, with great sores and ui
/ GERS all over his head and body. had seen
many cases previous. inquired Of the woman
of the house what she called his disease,
and she told me IL was the "camp
! scratches" | suppose IL has some
form Of psora (itch) or scabies. he said the sol
diers brought the disease TO the country. IL may
have been syphilis, for syphilis has been KNOWN
to destroy whole army, followers and ail-tht
Young as " ell as the middle aged and old.
Hereafter will try and keep you posted II
whatever region my orders may cause me t.
peregrinate in 1t must be very cold in Indiana
for II has been cold enough for frost here Tor
fortnight. and OH Lordy, how the natives d
! shake II seems to me the cattle, and hogs ant
dogs have the chills and fever. Everything
shakes that has vitality enough left TO shake
r II was not piOusIy inclined, my piety CROWN
/ ou, and being entirely due to my intimacy wit
q the Christian Commission, / would say dam
. north Alabama and Georgia, and southern Ten
0 nessee | would rather be on Elkwater, with oil
a Stonaker and his girls, than here, and you kno
3 what horrible things we're to be said OF that q
! 80 W. F.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
From Allah a ma.
e. s. 5 GENERAL THoMAs
TENNESSEE RIVER, ALABAMA.
September 81, 1864.

INptASAPoLIs STATE SENTINEL: IL has been
lone, time since have written to YOU, and long
time since w c. F." has seen a copy of the
State Sentinel: but now that Mcclellan and Pen
dleton are the nominees Of the Democratic party
and az all of the Mississippi Squadron from the
biggest 10 the least, are Tor them, save lie" VINO
were appointed from around CINCINNATI ior char'y
sake, we have become ANXIOUS 10 see tue oen.i'
nel-pot for the purpose of renewing our faith,
hnt To make calculations "a 10 how bad Lincoln
and Johnson will be beat Lincoln and johnson
have not a Thousand votes il Tennessee
few weeks since Governor Morton was anx-
ious notwithstanding the atrociousness oil tue
act. to have the Indiana troops be allowed per
mission 10 return home and vote; but since be
has had his electionee.ing friends out TO see them
in the shape OF sanitary agents, extra doctors
&c he has found that II would be losing ou
siness for him and Lincoln. and We DOW near no
more about IL. w.
virginia With Gen Reynolds. all through the
valley of the Shenandoah and the valley oil
VIRGINIA with Gen Shields, and afterwards, TIE
second time. with Gen Mcdowell; all through
the Peninsula with General Mcclellan, tneI
with Admiral D. ID. Porter through the ehtif'
( siege of Vcksburg, &c, IN Tact wherever 'n'
army OF navy have been since this atrocious re
belin | have been, except Ia le1as ans
/ South Carolina. through il all, and have a, d
place and under TO circumstances Witnessed =
many horrors, so much poverty 80 mucn on
ease. 40 much wauton destruction OF property :
mauv musders-murders that would make thos
Of plst history lovely ii comparison we're ins'i
tuted The wars OF the Guelphs and 1aioohne
were humane in comparison TO these. Tor the
we're fighting for a principle; here 'hey hgu
/ 10 exterminate am speaking oil the reos
aud Federal busnWhAckers- They never NEE
each other that murder i not the result ne
90 10 one auother's houses At the dead hour
night aud nu rider All the male inmates ron o''
ii TO 20 years of age Towards each other the
are more cruel aud relentless than The orsl'
and Colloni. Is YOU want piece OF "eso oee
20 70 a bushwhacker aud be will furnish u
YOU for a Fex pounds OF salt il be has 10 XII u
owner 10 get i; For bushel OF salt can 9
] all the men OF any one county throughout u
whole country TO do anything desire 70 "A'
done. and with i've pounds Of snrh ! can pS
. chase all the virtue between Bridgeport and y
ri cstur don'i mean virtue. Tor n hAs 'o'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
4 Chang

Ior v,,cur il making abolition speeches
over the State, advocating the destructive meas
ures OF LrScoIx and company On the ist day
of April. 1862. he delivered a speech in the u
:. Senate in which he said:
Il see no hope except in adheFing TO the Con,
stitution "A il came 10 us from our fathers. and
in the restoration of the Union as 1t stood
Now JosxrH declares such sentiments 20 bt
the ouintessense of copperheadism-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
MAR RED.

In this city, September 18th. by Rev. B. F. Foster
Mr. ANDREW J. HuKIBuRr and Miss CYNTHIA COLLIER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
The State OF lndiaHa,f
Marion County -.

Personally appeared before me, tie subscriber.
a Justice of the Peace in aud Tor said county
Richard ! Calling. who being duly sworn, ON
his oath saws that the matters aud things con
tanned in The above statement are true IN SOD
.,,r,a ,,s i, fact J. G,TLrNe-
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this ->''
dav of September 1861.
CHNRLts FIsHEE, J. /. Seal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

+, CALM DISCUSSION or 1T BY AZ OLD WIG
rxsrEAKABLK IMPORTANCE OF rHE PENDING cRi-
sts-sPfEcH By ROBERT c WINTHROP. OF MAS
s,cHrsErrs, At THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC RArifI
CATION NETTING ~ WV YORK, ssPrENBER 10
1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29

sX-Negro regiments are beng put on du'y
a, Northern posts. while white soldiers are kept
in the field Why this distinction ir faver OF the
negroG Does the administration regard them as
better than the white mantle white soldier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29
For Ii, Sentinel.


In the testimony given 10 the trial OF II. II.
Dodd. as published in the Indiana State Sentinel,
one Henry j Stiger. a witness Ia said cause
states In substance that he met me, with others,
In June last, in lodge Of the "Sons OF Liberty
rhere il was decided that one Coffin, who was
said to be spy, should be murdered; that was
appointed. With DR. Bowles and Mr.. Mhiigan' a
committee TO arm members OF said order, ana
that other meetings were held advocating the re
lease and arm;ng OF rebei prisoners IN Ohio, In
diana and Illinois, aud that arms for such rebel
prisoners we're 10 be seized from the United
States arsenals: and that the general purpose was
declared 10 assist tue rebels in the design 10 Is
tablsh their Confederacy.
| pronounce the testimony OF said SuSef, a.
it regards myself. unqualihedly false
| was never present at any meeting where D
was decided to murder Coffin. or any other man
and was never. 70 NV knowledge, appointed
member OF anv committee oh firearms. IN or GU
of any lodge: nor Was | ever present at an.
meeting OF men where il was advocated 10 re
lease or arm rebel prisoners with arms seize
from arsenals or o5tsined from any other piae
or places: or al any meeting where any purPos
was declared 10 assist the rebels IN their design
10 establish a Southern Conlederacy.
would say. in conclusion, that disloyai
disunion sentiment does not rest IN my heart.
am in iavog OF the Constitution, the Union, an
the enforcement Of the laws.
testify 20 the truth Of the above statement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29

II PDon't let your Druggist put yos OF with any
other remedy II be does have Tor sale, enclose Us
III % Per nail, and will send you bottle OF ne
Army Ague Drops per mail pre- pad.
WILCOX CO.,
Isl Water st-, " T.
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g5s g. McGUIsE 4 CO., Austionsers
NDRY VALUABLE IMPROVED pROplRT
EIAh THE WAR DRIP A6TMEMT

By virtue Of es,rse OF the Supreme Court OF
~ 'sn sad
e s gos.ps .pa
Be uIaI ger. and B. Johnson, and George 4. Han.
and ysDe soai.nser heir ss l.. ssa Bosasss1
sSs on tb @ sapP's tH i N
the asth day Of Harcn 81 O'Clock in the afternoon
on ss
z: g. liz so esss s Rs .s !. .
IN the rear erected thereon, fronting S. feet G
tu,nes: stand and It's proximity 70 TIE pablo de-.
Ana On soabHY shs s nsfsn On tn. prem
hss. q o'clock A., and after, the following
To- n il :su,rs Eo1,ips ,SE.ss . fee: lnsas,
II T"shy 4ssn.
II ssn.s Sas roth
Part of Lot l. square T. fronting s, feet u inch.
ssen TvsEty seventh street west, between and I
Ths terms Of sale are oas-thyd cash; ths bal.
to bear Interest from the day Of sails. aud tas
trustee an bearing interest, On The 'ull pay nsnt
Trustee 70 the purchaser
II the terms OF sale be rot com piled with In dve
days from the day of sale the Trustee the
raht 20 re sell at the rick aad expense OF the de-
All eoryeysncias and stamps at tbs expense OF
JOHN NJ JEWELL. Trustee.
mAH-dt &c MCGUIRE & co, Auets.
BYJ. G. MCGUIRE & co. -Auctsonears.
NHANCERY SALE os VALUABLE PROP ERTY
~ AT TIE COAERR OF EIGHTEIxfH AID srRBErS.
1y virtue of decree of the Supreme Oou-. of ths
District Of Columbia. pessed In . cause wherein
Richard Lay, 81 ecotor of Thomas Carbery is eoG.
HiAinsnt, and James L Csrbsry, Joseph O. Ives,
and Cora NJ, his, wife, are defendants. the sub.
sihsr - Trustee WI 1poss to sale to ths hEhest
the 29h Gay Of March. at clock in the aferno
the following very valuable dwelling house and
lots In the city OF Warrington, viz :: That paHcsl
OF ground in Square No. lt6 being the southeast
corner Of said square, fronting 5 feet on street
.orth from the corner Of lsth street west, by lis
tns ,l76 sqrare feet more or less with the brick
ewelliu6- house and othe bniidings thereon.
Terms Of sale One-thifd cash; the residue at
n1, twelve, and eighteen months With interest
NE deferred paJ ments from the day of sale, for
vhiah the rurehastT's bonds. with surety. vii! be
II the terms are not complied with within dys
asys from the day of SALE the perty viii be sold
NAe Purchssers expense, on one weeks notice
nsertsd in the Hstional Intslis ssncsr.
Deeds and revenue stamps at the purchasers
sost W REDIN Trustee.
nsSSAW 10. MCGUIRE C co., Auets.
@fhs above property 10 very desirable from Its
yroximity 70 the Presidents House and public
buildinss-,ths DWELLING house containing twelve
peighoorhood in which tie property Ia situated,
DeRhsp6 the best In the city W. r.
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By GREEN WILLIAMS Auotionssrr,
- VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS PRoNrINe
OF AID W AHD1 1oTH sis. NORTH, Ar Auo
YIol On TUESDAY, the 18th Of April next ~
N the following handsome building Lots, Viz !:
Los No. q, :, g. Is, a, Is, l8, II, Is and 1s, in
OF feet each running back 95 fee. to alleys, and
very handsomely kituAtsd.
twelve L opt tbs for ncte bearing interest; deed
s!s On and deed OF trust taken.
An conveyance and stamps ut the cost of the puI-
chaser
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A UcrIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED srook.
WAK OAvALRY BUREAU.

OEscs Of ChtsJ CtndrtevDaaytsy, }
WdShiHRtoa, %. c., March 8. 1854.
VIA pc soid o. pnblic auction to tse hishe st bid.
soSo po!ps, on Ehu kspAY the l1th Day Of March.
from ffty tso) to one hnndrsd (l00J condsnned
Ho{tss saeh day.
Also at Eastern Branch Corral, D. O.. on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of March and on
fHURsDkY, the Ath dav of March 'S8S fron. AZ
" tSJj to hundred (loo) condennsd Horses eaoh
Day.
These Horses have BEEN condensed a. uuat p,
the cavalry service of the United States army
For rcsd and farr, pur poses many good bar gains
may be hs6
Borses will be sold sipgy.
Terms cash, In q nits states Treasury notes
Bales TO commence at 10 o'clock z
JAMES A DKIN
Lieut. Col. and hisf Qusrtermaste-.
mhS st OavAlrY HuraRn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT METROPOLITAy HALL,
GREAT NE HALL,
PgSSsYLvAs1A Avenue AND ELsyKsrH srRBEr.
GARD kER &CO.---.........---.Pro Propri etore

PSSSsYLVAHlA AVENUE AND ELsVEEfH sTRBST,
GARD hER& CO--......--....Pr Propri etore.
The Most Elegant and -..-..
TsssE:5 EsseEsE SEs!S SEss!!SS #:EE #:EE
IN WASHING TON.
The fol,rwipg urapproarhahlo company:
J ne following urapproscbab.e comp'uy:
ssE4Hoi9sE& ssSTHot9ME& { REFtks,, REFtkR,
-.... the urrivalled coined ians,
n.NK n.SK Mason, y SON,
aANK MasON,
ofampiop Jig nsnrer Of h. e. W%rld; and boldly
pete with him In a st aisht Jig.
<. t:e: /. g: fE1aNER, BkIsHER,,
. L. o. BRiMMER.
- Leading Banjo Solost of the profession
SID : IHNsrANTIN,
SIG. G CON-TaNTIN,
The Great Ballet Master and Dancer
WV. SCOTT,
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sEosgh Eb. nitEs, mEEs,Ay
p. A. FITZGERALD.
sitE s,tIE EEIIITssEE. EIIsE.
Premiere Daneeuse Of the West
ANNA RUSH
ANNA RTSa,
ANNA RUSH,
The Beautiful Cantstrce
MARY WALTON
MARY WALTON,
MARY WAbTON.
The Washington Pavor'te
MOLL1E LANE. M0LL1E LANE,
MOLLIE LANE
in her L r Jig,
NEW STARS EVERY WEEK,
NEW STARS EVERY WEEK,
NEW STARS EVERY WEEK
LADIES, DON'T FORGET
LADIES, DON'T FORGET
LADIES, DON'T FORGET
PIRsT ME7ROPOL1TAN MATINRE,
pIRsT hETR0P0LITAN MATINEE.
ON sATl RDAy
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
ADMISSION 25 CENrI
ORCHESTRA CHAIRS. SO CENTS
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II
~ ~, pears tonight at the Great Metropolitan
haN NH 2lH
VARIETIES! VARIETIES.
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & NINTH STREET
FTz siHaoSs Stage ger and Advertiser
THE LOCK OF HAIR
A san mementO of the departed child of a Crimina
womaH-a sorrowful rememhrance-the tress of
hair taken from the head of the child before it's
tax or for interment.
~ See Fitz simmons's Female Pick pocket to-
THE MEDALLION LIKENESS.
The ngdallion contains the likeness of my hus-
band aLd eyer wear it next my heart, as the re-
mem brHnce of q patriot"
~ See high aud low life in the Capital.
os,, lhf c.nEgTessn1on E @ & GnH the 0Dscs-ses.sr
in this city, brass is the medium-brass in man IS
face, and sweetness on his tougue-that takes a
YOU know he Pue np in rse ~ Tb m
dc the same for you; so sign this paper. and IL
win procure me fat Office, with the pickinss.
Cor srsssnndH- All, we Congressman often
bored thus; but ,ou helped to put me in, and this
signature will procure you clerkship of 81 90 per
SEE FFiTz SIMMONS, FEMALE PICKpoCKET
JOSH ALLHEARr, TTE MkT AsH1NeToN FIRE
~ m an honest, hsrdwOrking man-go in for the
Union. You can't buy my vote: know who gets
9Ta E91s RI fse Ssht Il tie rght
Say, pal Fltz has got me in his play picked
his pocket of 2 century year ago, and the ivst
chance get m going to send the century back y
RSG rest Pictorial Life Of the City.
D-All Glasses all Trades, all People.
s1TGRhS o .sa
HIGH AND Low LIFE Fl; IN THE CAPITAL.
Admission, IS and 50 cts. Private boxes, IS.
S1GikoR SiI CoNsrANTINE. ON the Famous Bale.
lsht at the Great Metropolitan Hall. NH 2l-tf
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pAPxRHANGlNGs AND
L WINDOW SHADES.
friends and the public generally that he hss now
on hand q we'll sc iected as.ortuoent Of WALL P a
PEHS and WINDOW SHADES suitable for psrlors,
halls; airins raer,s. 80. ,Also On hand. f1Ra
BOARD PRINTS, PAPER oUkTAlNs. CORD
TAeSELS, DO Ali Of which he is prepared to sell
At the rss: cash prices ALI papers hung in the
city or country by experienced workmsn 1t short
notice.
Remember the plsee-No. 367 street, near 9Th
street, In Frsnllf1 Hall Building. 10 g 2m