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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-14

Notes Of all denominations named viii bv romp;ly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The ncs this Third Series precisely similar In
form and privileges to the seyenThirties already sold
except that the oyernmon 10 itself the option
of paying interest in goa coin at per cent instead Of
3Ohs In currency. Subscribers will deduct the in
erest in currency up to July 18th, at the slime when
they subscribe.
The delivery Of the no.ss Of this third series Of the
seyenTbirtcs will commence the 1st Of june, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that date
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the mattcr Of interest
The payment in gold If made will be equivalent tgfAe
currency interest Of the higher ratio. -
The return to specie payments in the event Of which
only will the option to pay Interest IN Goldke avail
ed Of would reduce and equalze prices that purchases
male with six per cent in gold would be fully equal 70
those made with and three-tsnths per cent in
rency. This is
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RoBINe THE GovERNmENr,- TIL,

RoBING THE GOVERNMENT The
Portsmouth On. H. Chronicle says that
''quite sensation was caused among
certain Navy Yard workmen on Tuesday
we understand, on account of the pro.
mitigation of an order to search every
chest prior to its leaving the yard. In
.obeying this order some developments
we're made which are likely to conflict
seriously with the settlements of the ac-
counts of the implicated parties"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-14
Reichey and CUNNINGHAM.

Have enlarged, beautifed and much i'm
proved their saloon. 1t is much more
convenient. commodious and inviting than
formerly. Here We again see the handy
work of Thompson & Eba. Business men
should take the hint-from the improve
ments lately made, e,-and do likewise.
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AGministrntorls Noafce.

/ ETTERS Of Administration on the estate Of S. D..
Christy late Of Cherry Township decd having been
granted to the undersigned all pcrson3 knowing them
selves indebted 10 said estate an requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated for
tlemen X. r. CHRISrY.
May H. 1863 Admir-
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa, Wednesday, JUNE 1855

, WHISPERS Those wishing fine
set of whiskers, nice moustache, or
beautiful head of glossy hair, will please
read the card of THOS. 4. CHAPMAN
in another part of this paper.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-14

ErTERS Of Administration on the estate Of ions
than HJckenberry, late Of Cherry Tp. deed having
been duly Issued to the undersigned therefore all persons
knowing themselves nuebted 70 said estate are rcques
ted TO make immediate payment and those having claims
against the same will present them properly suthcnca-
ted Dr settlement. r. +. CHRlSTY Adm.
May II. 1866
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pag. .Inst as we are going to nress W

R@- Just as we are going to press we
observe Reaper & Mower passing down
the street Farmers are you aware that
Jas. G.. & VIM. Campbell keep Agricul
tural Machinery for sale? If you are
now is your time to purchase.
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Sllerin.s Sale.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

offer for sale farm on Muddycreek adjoining lands
/ of Jacob John Brown, In Clay township containing
hundred aud thirtyfout acFes-abdut one hundred
eleared-thirty Of which Is prime mea1ow-go01 Or
ohard frame house aud log barn. For inquire Of
the subscriber, CHARLES FOANDLES5.
Butler, April 8, 1865. Butler Pa
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Carpenters Take Notice.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received for the erection
- and completion of Charch building for the u. p
congregation of Mount Narntun, North Washing
ton Butler county Pa until the 18th day Of June next
on which day the committee will meet the premises
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Any information required can be obtained by applea
ton to the undersigned Anandale Butler county Pa.
or to James W Kelly at North Hope, Butler county Pa
plan Of the building can be seen by calling Rev
VIM. A. Black, sear the premises.
IT, c. mccoy.
May 9th, 1865. Chairman Of Committee.
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FenhIic sale OF afoc1r.
Notice TO the Allegheny e. RpfIer Plank
Rond Company, aud others Interested.

Rond Company, aud others Interested.
IITHEREAS in pursuance Of acts Of Assembly of
w the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. approved
April q 1852 and march % 1850 the entire stock of
the Allegheny Butler Plank Road Company rlcdg-
ed and hypohecated for the payment Of certain Ceti-
Gates Of Loan Issued by authority Of said acts Of Assem-
bly, which certificates tell dus the first day Of May
last, and yet remain unpaid.
Now this is To notify MI persons that the entire Stock
Of the snd Allegheny Butler Plank Road Company.
except such as may be rce' ell by payment Of its prop
er portion OF said debt before the day Of sale viii he
exposed sale by public outcry ot the House Of Fred
Garruw, In BakerstOvn, Allegheny county Penna on
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art is now in sess

rn- Court is now in session with full
Bench. Business is rapidly pushed for
ward. We will endeavor to give synop-
sis of the proceedings in cur next issue.
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U. S. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD--BEARING BONDS.

These bonds worth handsome premium, and
are exempt, as are all the governments Bonds, from
state, County, and Municipal taratoR, which adds
from, 10 three per cent per aHHu N their value,
cordlng to the rate eyied upon other property The
Interest payable goanngaly by coupons atiaoned to
each note which may bo cut OF sold 10 any 5nnser
The interest at z 40 per cent. amounts
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Tavern License.


FINHE following persons have filed their application TO
i June session, 1865 10 the ONCE Of the Clerk of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions o. Butler county for Lcenss
under the Act Of Assembly Of March Zlst and Apr 20
1858, to regulate the sale Of Intoxicating drinks
], Marion Hoch, Bpr Millerstown.
Jordan Eyth. Dor. Butler.
g. III Gunper, Dor. MillerztOwB,
Sarah Krumpe, Buffalo Township,
Geo TRULY, Buffalo Township.
William Fisher, Penn tBwnship.
Richard Doncaster, bor. Harmony.
John Green, Clearheid township
Thorpas Richards, Centre township.
10 Jos. MCannon, JAG. Nagcle, Brady township.
II James Lscoigin. Allegheny township.
II Patrick Kelley, Dor. Butler.
Is GsorgeAI Carney, fairvio<T township.
IA John Daugherty JefersoE t9ynship
Is VI. Mnimsrpnan Dor. Bnfter.
+ 16 Mira. Ann BEeedop boz ProspeoI
II Christian Ketzei Lancaster tp
is Joseph Ffis<, Oakland -.
10 Kelly, Parker p.
Licenses viii be presented Monday Jgno IL 1856
Remonsrsnces must Be lAsd bsfors thr. day. Ap-
plieants will bring their bSads 20 my Office before the
day Of hsagisz. Licenses be taksn wiesin &C.
teen days after being granted they viii be resod 9c
cording TO Law. W. j. YOUNG Clerk
May -. 1855.
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SatnrdnY. JulY Is, Ia05,

at II O'Clock, m uf said day Tho stock will be fer
ID in lots 10 suit bidders ard purchasers will be entitled
10 certificates Of Transfer yastng In them the same
rights and ogchises vested in the holders Of
such stock Immediately before such sale.
Any siucklUder may relieve his stock from sale by
paying to James Bredin Treasurer, before the day Of
sale dollar and thirty cents each share of stock
owned Tho capital stock Of the company 1900 shares
Of $25 each The debt s sil50 which includes all the
liabilities Of The company. WM CAMPBELL,
Junc14, 1868, st. President
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government and its superior adj
vantagesmake it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.

Less than s23oOOOOOO Of the Loan authorized by the
last Congress are the market. This amount at
the rate at which Is being absorbed, will all be sub
saribed for within sixty days, when the notes will uh-
doub,ealy y cammand premium as has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan
the National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions par Subscribers will select their
agents. in whom they have confidence, and who only
TO be responsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receivoorders. AYcoOKE L,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Ptitadeiphia..
Subscriptions eiU be receiUed By tie
First National Bank, of Butler, fa.
March 10, 1s65.-3:m.
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Administrators Notice.

,yEsTATB OF JOSIAH BROWN, pECD.
ETTERs Of administration on the estate Of Josiah
~ brown, tec'd late of FaE.isg tp, having been
s-ued by the Register 10 the undcrsgnod therefore all
persons knowing themselves indebted ia said estate ars
requcstedto make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same required 10 present them
propery authenticated for settlement.
May 10, 1865 Il. Q. CAMPBELL, Admir-.
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SHERTPF,S SALES,

DY virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias bsued ont
ID Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Iutler county,
aud to directed there will be exposed 10 public sale
the Court House in the borough % Butler 90 Monday
the 9th day Of June A. D., 1860 at one O'Clock, p. m
the following described property, To wit:
Al the right, title, interest and claim Of NJ r. White
of in and TO twentyons and half nf land
ess situated In COnnoguenessng township Butler Co.
Pa. bounded and described follows North by ThGs
Alexander, cast by Robt Martins heirs, sOnth by old
Harmony road, west by Geo. Baighey al cleared and
under fence. Seized and taken IN execution the
property Of N 7. White At the suit Of Mercer 4 CO.
May 10, 1865. W.O BRACKENRfDGE.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN
THIRD SERIES,
23O,0O0,OOO.

BY authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for tn o
sale Of United States Treasury Notes offers to the
public thp third series Of Treasury Notes bearing
and tbreetenths per cent interest, per annum, known
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-14

4 GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous Debility,
n Premature Decay, ard the efcctsof youthful udi3-
cretlon will no happy furnish others with the
Of cure FIRE qf chafge) This remedy Ia simple safe
aud certain.
F0 full particulars, by return mil please address
JOHN B, OGDEN.
June p, 1865 SIN, GO Nassau ST.. New York.
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List of Collectors appointed for 1866

Mercer, Henry Clark,
MildleseI, J.w. Monks,
Nuddycreek, Issnc Clsl and,
lOaklaud, Alex. Simpson
Penn, Andrew EmsIick,
Parker, John Say,
Slipperyrck. HH Vincent,
summit, @. ". Bsrtlsy,
Venango, Patrick Bride,
Wsshipgtaa, II. Campbell,
yyinfsid. VIM. Reener,
Weffk. D. stu9ebaker.
Bor. Butler, Cam. Cochran,
Millersia, A. Henshew,
" Prospect, Ab,. shanor,
q" Centreyille, r. M'Coy.
" Harmony G. Krialsr,
q Portersville, II. Oliver.
Z" Saxonburg, A. mnurhod
" Zslienopls, Geo. Fissse,
g Harisyille, jas. MsgiIl,
II. COLBERT,
Cisrk
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Executors Notice.

BfTERS Of Administration, on the Estate Of Mar
ltha Hafxey, late Of Clinton Up, deed. have been
duy granted 70 the undersigned therefore all persons
indebted TO said estate respectfully requssed
make immediate settlement, and those having claims
against the same, will prlsent them properly anihenti-
Gated for settlement JSO. G. NORRIS.
June 1865 Executor.
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DIIcD:

DIED:
At Brownsdale April 23d, ofiDiptheria David Lee,
son Of VIM. and Martha DoddsSage years. 4 months
and II days.
Go thou, loved child, thy race is run,
His angel came to take thee home,
With beings bright thou now dost stand
In spotless white, at Gods righthand.
W n
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An Appeal will be hellat the Commissioners Office at
Butler, on Monday the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1sG5
Notice hereby gwen. that the law requires all licen
20 he paid before the Ist day Of July next or
the Treasurer will bring suit the same.
ROBERT NcELWAIN
Nay 81 1865 Mercantile fppraiser
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Mercantile Appraisers List.

FIyIE following Is list Of the yenders and Dealers In
the county Of Butler, Assessed and Classified by the
Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes, for the year ise5.
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NEW ADVEIsTEsLlaEENTs.

DEEFuMERY ANDHAIROTL FOR THE MILLION
at HAMMlLrJNs Drug storg, Butler, Pa.
,rnne T. 1860
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Allegh,y, Jas. 4. Andeeson,
dams, Vim. speer
Brady, Arch. Hog0
Buffalo, AEirew ShearsT
Butler, WTI Crafty.
Centre George Rider,
Clay, George Timblin,
Cherry, Mathew MGregor,
Clearfeld; Isaac Shaffer,
Clinton, Abraham Monks,
Concord, James Kelley,
Cranberry, JAS. Sample,
Conn0'g, N. W. shannon,
Donegal, Jno. W. Keever,
fairyiew, W. G. Campbell,
franklin, A. B. Stevenson,
Forward, u. {. Douthett,
Jackson, Martin Sitter,
Jefferson, Herman SchaffeI
Lancaster, John Scott,
Marion, John Gilm0rs,
By order
May, "a, 1865,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 Conenrnntivca.

CONSUMpTIVR sufferers will receive a valuable pre-
scrpton for tho Of Consumption, Asthma Broncht
tis and all truut and Lung affections Gree Of charge bJ
sending thair address to Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO.. New York
Dee T. isGl=3mo.
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News and Items.

news ana Items.
1t is said the president has promised the
Kentucky delegation that the people of that
state shall be immediately relieved from
martial law. The removal of Gen. Palmer
is supposed to have been also determined
on. 4 s4 III MI
Gen. Sherman delivered the address be-
fore the Wisconsin State Agricultural So.
ciety at GAINESVILLE. He was honored with
banquet at which he responded to the
toast, "our distinguished guest
The regular army will hereafter consist
of $4,000.
The U. s. steamers Saranac and Law
renee have sailed from San Francisco in
search of the pirate Shenandoah.
The Alabama state convention has pro.
nounced against the payment of the con-
federate debt and instructed the general
assembly accordingly. The amendments
to The constitution are to be submitted to
the peopie.aiTG ngGs I3osE
The South Carolina state convention have
passed resolutions indorsing the policy of
President Johnson, and expressing their
determination cordially to support bis
wise and patriotic efforif to restore the
whole country to the blessings of peace"
Little Six and NJ sdicine Bottle, the Sioux
chiefs who have been under sentence OF
death for a year at Fort Smelling, Mime.
sofa, are to be executed. Gen. Corse, Of
this state is to fix the time. ....-
The Grand jury in attendance on the
court at St. Louis failed to find an indict-
rnent against the ministers and others who
were under arrest for refusing to take the
oath required by the constitution of that
state. Sst W ITilst'}. Et@ts n
A negro in Brooklyn. N. Y, acted as
juryman at the September term Of court in
that city. 1t is said the negro was put
upon the jury purposely to test the. senti.
ments Of the people. !
Gen. Pleasanton has been assigned to
the command Of the district of Wisconsin,
headquarters at Milwaukee.
The Minnesota state Fair is spoken of as
being almost failure.
The Episcopal Convention of the diocese
Of New York, now in session, have adopt
I'd a resolution strongly favorng reunion
with the church South 3''7 ~1s* s"'
Six hundred amnesty.:pardons have be en-
issued within the past few days. &2a
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A letter to Henry Grinucll from Captain
Hall, now in The Attic religion, says, in relation
to Sir John Franklin's expedition Crosier,
who succeeded Franklin in command of the
expedition. and three others, have been seem
Crosier reduced to a skeleton, and being star
we'd to death, while his three men were fat
they having lived on human fesh--the flesh Of
their companions, who all deserted the two
ships that were fast in mountains of ice, while
Crosier would not eat human flesh. -y-,.. s-s
The man finding the party at once took them
in charge, and, catching seal, fed Crosie'
sparngIy, day by day, until his life was saved
He thus cared for the men through the whole
winter, during which one of the men died.
Crosier ard the two remaining men were
then taken TO Neitschille, on Bonthia Felix
peninsula. where there were many Innuits
having guns and plent, of ammunition. They
were enabled to shoot plenty OF ducks, now
iers, &c. The Innuits treated them very kind
ly. At length they started for the Kob Aunas
country, since, which they have not been seen
All this was previous to- 1854, but the lnnuits
insist that Crosier and his friends are not dead
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Extract from Gen. Bentons Letter Of Ac,

Extract from Gen. Bentons Letter Of Ac-
sspfAncs.
s Some Of the Republican papers denounce
your Convention as copperhead organization.
do not believe this gratuitous assertion will
: deter any Of you from discharging conscien.
atious duty at the approaching election, or drive
you into the support of measure which does
aot meet your approval 70 be denounced as
eopperheads BY professed political friends after
you have performed over three years foithful
service in the Union army, hazarding life and
fortune for the suppression Of the rebellion and
the maintenance Of the rebellion and the main.
senanee Of the laws, simply because you refuse
% indorse q political issue, v hich ito friends
attempt to evade and repudatc, svinces de.
gree of recklesmess and disregard for truth
which has no parallel. Such libclous cpithets
3 come with an i'll grace from men who have re.
J NAMED at home and taken good care to keep
: out Of range Of the enemys guns. i ID. !.
n Hew can fanatics and the political dcfamers
of Benton read this without blush I How
can protested soldisr.lover listen to the lan-
euage Of those who malaga their candidatcs2
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katsst News. -..ss.
The corn and cotton crops in the state Of
Mississippi are represented as being fail
IRE and the people generally destitute.
Tho theatical manag RS Of New York
have Withdrawn then advertising from the
Herald. --ays,ft. a..- r.s.# M z .rq 81
Gen. Grant left Cincinnati for Washing.
ton yesterday. 5,s.a.a ..@
Horace Greeley, in his Minnesota speech.
cs, advocated the application Of steam to
farming machinery, the abolishing of fen
ces and substitution of bitches, and the
preservation Of birds and prairie chickens
to kill insects. sll a.-- a a4e .-s ass
Six hundred and fifty.three boxes of
army coats were sold Ut auction Saturday
in St. Louis, because they were not Of the
correct color and cloth. They were origin
ally purchased by Gen. Fremont, and the
spectators made $3.50, 900 out of the orer.
alton. " tT ~ s"
The work on the capitol extension has
been suspended until the meeting of con.
gress, owing to lack Of funds.
Dr.. Gwin and ex Gov. Clark. Of Nilsson
Il, have crossed the Rio Grande and sur.
rendered to the United States forces.
The United States IL gun gunboat Gala.
tia has been sold to the Haytien government
for $45, 900. 300 .s=Erm ..l - ysr-
Gen. Palmer, in Command Of the depart
usent Of Kentucky, has arrived st Wash.
;~ste., IL 10 suepneAd far the purpose. Of
answering the charges made against bis
administration. a# 2a@ 4
Gen. J. G. Briscoe has been arrested and
pnt into the Old Capitol Prison for at.
te~pting to rob . government safe al
L.ynchburg, Va. .-.
The Chicago Republican is to be issued
in quarto form, similar to the Nav York
papers. ~e aa.as4 ..-
Teiegraphic communication between
Washington and New Orleans has been
resumed. .E'...s s.. r-.s... r.r;s,.
Gov. Morton made a speech in Rich
mond, Indiana, in which he Endorsed Pres.
ident Johnson's reconstruction policy AID
denounced negro suffrage.
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ID I H ID a:

- : T.
At Nebraska City, August Goth, of Fever, AMBROSE
JOHN DAYNEs, aged 81 years and months.
A dispatch to- Mrs Dayhes of our city, conveys the
allows mournfnl intelIgence. Hssyelf and two inter
esting tjs children with large family connection
and host of personal friends of the deceased, mourn
his early death. Mr.. Daynes was well-known and
highly respected here. A plain blunt, out+poken
Englishman--a man of fine feeling, of warm social
qualities-we can scarcely make mp our minds that
1.-THE inscrutabe ways Of Providence are always well
ordered and yet the Great Supreme, in cases of Life
and Death is the sole arbier and Becomes ail NOR
tally to bow to His will. afa Do g4a ara3Ef -sA 4
The deceased designing to cross the plains, but
Indian outbreaks detained the party from proceeding.
He remained at Nebraska City.w takensck, and was
removed to another world. P. Mcdonald and Charles
Lacy {brother Of the deceased) were with him
in the sickness that terminated his life. To the widow
and little orphans extend warmest sympathes.
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r We have accounts Of the racing at the
Fayette Go. Fair, but other matters crowd
it out; those interested know all about it
now and those not interested care nothing
about it. They say Finch and Mitchell
both jockied "by King" but as Dave Her
riman and "Milo" were among the judges
the decision must have been 'honest." :
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ALMOST all our merchants are running
out Of stock. y Mcconnell left on Friday for
New York to replenish. Having the best
Wholesale Saddlery and Shoe Findings
Store, Leather, &c, vest Of the lake, he il
completely overwhelmed with orders f5r
goods .Ta e2+t 5&ai 1888 NJ @3.h@2ali' a
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Nj ARRIED.

At Prairie du Chienrpn Friday, Sept. goth by ESQ.
Lavalle Henry Clark Of National, Clayton Co., Date Of
the 9th Iowa Cayalry),to Louisa Rosina Bledsoe Of
MeGregor 4 u s.Ff ~ 3. fxsJ a.
We congratulate our young friends. The warrior
boy and his yoang bride in favor of the Union,
and trust that act of hostility upon the part of
either will them to "rush arms except
in that endeaing sense which buds two loving hearts,
At the Catholic Church Fridey last, 10y Rev. Il.
Nagle Mr. j. X. FLYNN, of British Columbia to Miss
WHISPERED, daughter of Peter Malley, Esq, Of ALA
makce county. ..----.
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--I That klnts up the gayeied aleaYe of CARE E
THE cure OF EACH day woe, sore labor bath, ~ ~
Balm OF hurt mlHus, sreat Ma gre;s second course,
Chief nourishcr in Life feast -lALAArATIoS pIVTERs
Who that has sdffered1lo from Dyspepsia
Hcartburil, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, and an
the ills the stomach is heir to, will not for tina
sick stomach's sake, take PLANTATION BIrTERs,
and have immediate relief? A good effect lis
guaranteed from the very fret Dose DIT 1t has
never been known TO fail. Thousands, have
tried it and are cured. Go thou aad Gas;tike.
wise,