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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

STONE 4 IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAY4E E4 BR ~ <, DUST :, DEPosLT, AND
.TRRIrATToE on THE NECK oFrHERLAp.
DER, EXCLAMATION OF TEE KfDNEYss1
z ,GALAREH OF IHEs BLADDER! 80
sef~EE re URINATINGs IT -. 49,,
Fer these diseases it is truly ssoverefga remedy
and coo much cannot be saia gnsits praise. RAsin.
gis duas-hzzs besn kncwnfo relisYe he mOsturssnt
Are you troubled with that dlsttessIaE pssslin
the small Of the back and through the hfpsf "A
.ssspo1nssi asz e ~ Constitution wAtsr VIII
PsYs.C1Axss-e ID % sass
Have long sinee Efvsn up the use Of b1ehu. cubsbs
and Juniper In the trsstmenk Of thsss diseases,
and only use them for the wapt Of better remedy.
s.v--u-sac CONSTITUTIONS WATER
Has Prevsagtsslf equal TO the task that has d.
Folved upon e. .-shTsfsy sdT ri,
esE5zs DIUHEI1CS 80
use produce chronic degeneration aud couarmsd
disease
DYsMEEORRHGA, Oh PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND MEEORRHaFA, 8 a
Oh PRoFUSE FLOWING. -.
Beth diseases arising from faulty sserstioa q
and Accompanied bt severe pain, asd ths otEsr :
too prcfuss sscrs tfon which all be speedily rrrsd
BY the e0nstitutfon Water. 't-1 =
The disease known Is FALLING or THE
WOMB, which Is the result Of the Esla1Ation q
the ligamsnts Of that organ, and Is known b.
sense OF heesinsss- aud 9dragxing pains IN the
back and sides and st times accompanied BY eharp
-lAncinating or shooting pains through thu parts
sectsd, VIII, IN an eassss Be removed BY the med.
icine. Il - = z. "a ssRI 5 bTa =
Theirs eis snoths- rIAse Of syupt6as arizine
from IRRITATION or TEE Womb which
phySfcfans call NERVOUSNESS, which word covers
up much fgnorancs, and in nine cases out Of
ten tbs DOCTORS do rot really know Whistler the
symptoms are the disease, ths disease tbs gyrp-
soms- We can only enumsrats thea here. I.
speak more pRrttculaSly Of cold fest, pafpftafion
Of the heart, impaired memory, wskefaFlnsss,z
flashes OF heat, 1angaor, iassitude and dimness OF
vision. - = hts
SUPPRESSED MEESTRUATToE.-- 8 isz.s
Which In the IN married fsmase 10 q constant M.
curing disease and through neglect the ssesa Of
more grave and dangerous naiadiss are ths rsazzEk
and as month altar month passes Esfthunf a Ell
fort being nade 70 assist Naturss thu snpxxas-,
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually loses
her appe1ites thu bowels arc cons1lpSsed. nfeht
sveafs come on, and Consumption finally ends her
eareer.t 81 ss-ast ..ss
- Fer sale hy all Druggists. Pffcs q. E
VA. h GREGG co sPrcvristcrs.t
MOEGAH ALLEN, Gsnsrai Agents. Me- 4e
oiif strssf, Aew York. - = :. =
foE sale in Chicago b. FuLLER, FrEoH ,
$500 LIZ ga - - t-JeHzf-sDA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

az In order 20 fufAish G
parties who nay ~ish to
will keep constantly on
pieces, from Twenty-Five
send Dollars Cash9e5 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
CAR PET
Departments. 49,

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, IL a
room expressly devoted TO House
Furnishing Goods in general Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings. Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required, to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels. svad Hena
Call and see them. - Ie'i~S1 =
JAQUESS, FRENCH g CO. III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

from Rev. .. Newton Brown, ID. d., Editor vi
ths Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge aud
Christian Chrouicle. Philadelphia hra 4E
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patsnt Medicines 10 general, through distrust Of
thsir ingredients and effects. yet know Of NO
sufncient reasons why mAn may not Testify to
the benehfs hs believes himself 10 have r. ceiYed
from any simple desperation, In the hope that he
may thus eentribnteto ths benant Of othsrs.
40 this the more readily In regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitfafs, prepared BY DR.. q. H..
Jackson o. thie city because / was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic TniKtare.
am Indebted to my friend, Robert Shoamaker
Esq, for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them when
suffering nom great aud long continued debility.
The use Of three bottles Of these Btters az The DO
ginning Of the present year, was followed by evil
esnt relief and restoration, 10 degree Of bodily
and msntals xigors which ! had not felt for slx
months before and had almost despaired 81 70.
gaining. / therefore thank God and my friedd
Tor directing me 70 the use Of them.
.-n EnHV ]. NEWTON Brown,
Phiadslphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

From the Rev Joseph n. Ksnnard Pastor .
ths Tenth Baptist Church f
D.. Jackson
a DRAa SIN. ~ have been frequently rsaasstsa 10
connect my name with commsndatiozs Of diner.
snt knds OF medicines, but regarding the prao-
tics a. cut OF my appropriate sphere have In all
lEst declined has with clear various
instances and particularly IN nay family, OF the
asetulnsss Of Or. Hooaand q German Bittefa, =
depart for once from my usual scoa1ne, to express
my full conviction thets Iof general debility " ~
swtsm, GRd especially for Liver Conapiafas, a
sss aad valuable preparation. In cassa Il may
fhlis but usually, doubt not it will b. very hpne
acial 70 those wlo suasr from the above eausss
Yours very respectfully,
1919 A.t4s ~ 5at J. II. KIHNARD,
go GEO Eighth, below Coates Street, Fhiladelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
BILLIARDS.

II hAvx y1rfsT NC -TvEp 1HREE PINE
u nsH BiHiAk6 Txblss 3 alks' q factute, y "a
naian,n Gus ate1sy 9hs latswf in1psoyensat. TEeg
Sc 49, Esaly fsE VS. and losers % rhis attrsel
avea gAme are RStesd e. call andsry tnsm - the
81 Hfch0las Exchazesy ne. - Msinstrsss. Frt
tez1-d3n 9. p. eRAMMER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

From the Rev. Levi q. Beck, Pastor Of the Bap-
tiat Church. Pemberton, n. j., formerly Of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
= = e. % y 49, 81 80
have knowH Hoodand's German Bitters favor.
ably for number Of years- Thave used them In
my own family and have been so plsaaed vita
their sheets that l was indnced TO recommend
them 70 many others, aud know that thsy have
operated in aatFikingly beneficial manner. Il take
great pleasure In thus publicly proclaimin this
faety and calling the aitention OF those afiicted
with the diseases for which they are recon mend
ID, 20 these Bitters, knowing from experiences thar
these Recommendation viii b sustained do
this more cheerfnlly as Hoodand's BfttArs Il Ia
tended 10 benefit the afiicted, and Il not Aaruna
II ii go LEVI O. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
From. the Ray, I, n. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
sne cs.pmbuHs ~. and MileatOwn, Pa. Baptist


Dr. o. n Jaoksoa.
DEAR siR:-I feel n pIsasurethus o. nv ov
aocord 20 hear taskinenY 10 the excelencs OF your
German Rltters. Some years since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia used them with very
beneficial results. I have ofEen recon raeuSfcd
them 10 persons afflicted with that tormentiug
disease, aud have heard f1om them the most Hats
sering testimonials m 70 their great value. In
eases of general debility believe Il 20 be tonic
that cannot he anrpaaaads aHs Nf HHN0f
i' Yours. 80 J. NJ. LYONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor II the
6aptist Church At GermAntown, Penn.
Or. q N. Jacksoa, tea - Hee = rF
DRAR SIR :-Personal experience snabfes me TO
say that regard the German Bitfera made By
yoa a. . m0st EXCELLENT medicine In cases Of ns-
we're cold and general debility AaSe besn greatly
benefited BY the Of the Bitters, and doubt not
they viii produce similar effects on others.
Tours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH, ar
" pen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

q To Purify, Enrfeh the Bleed, a.md.
Besutffy tbs onplszfoDs ass HsimbeId's Hirhlz
Concsntrztsd ExtEset eaES4p&riils~1 0ns bs4sia
Deeoeei0n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

Exo1 nav. ). >. Herman, Of the German Ra
formed Church. KutHeown, Berks county p. =
DR.. q m. Jaekaens .sssessA
RKsFksTKD SIR III hxse been troubled With tha
Dyspepsia Cor nearlE swNnty years, and have nsTar
used any nsdIctns that did me as uueh GOOD AZ
Kooaandsa Bitters. am very mRch 1mprored i'm
health, after having taken i've bottles =
ttIf Yours, with respect, - s4sgsss. .ss
ee eeF svku srrrs J. 8 HkSM An
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
O. TsS9 q. -, ssas winter Pastor Of o1

ErOm the Esv. Thomas Winter, Pastor Of ROx.
borough Baptist Church:
NJ. Jackson, saf4ilaa JIG nfna dry DanE
DRAA srH:-r ieel II dus 10 your excellens pre-.
RaEatlons hoonand's German Bittsrs, 10 add ms
testimony this deserved reputation is has OBJ
with great disorder In my head and nervous ave-
sea- y was edvieed By q friend TO try a kettlssof
yoar 6erman 1itfera. I did so, and have -axuerf-
enead great and unexpected relief; nav health has
been very materially bsnengted. TTconfdantf
seeommand the article where meet wish esaes
similar 70 my own, and have been assured ~ lssnr
Of khalr K0od anaets. :. : '-'-N'
= l1s IS Rsspscffaiiy yeurs, . saN si
ssss ~ nsism19 Ifts na4 7. WINTER,
81. q l1sssssa Asas hoxoorough, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
. From Rev. >. II. Turner. Pastor Of Hsdding n.
Z, Church. Philadelphia;

pzAa sIa i-Haying used your Geman Bitters In
mg Mmily frequently am PREPARED 20 say chat
Il has been 81 EEeat service. I hslieve that In
eAass 81 general debility OF the system IL liz the
sAfsst and most valuable remedy Of which have
any knowiedge. Yours, RESPECTFULLY % #t'
+ y. H.TuRNEn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16
PennsyIvanin Female Medical College.

This Institution, In Philadelphia Is in The irte,1b
year Of its existence The class " ises comprised
twenty three students or rte graduates many arc now
IN successful practice In various paft Of the country
when this school founded the medical education az
untried experiment, regarded by many
excellent people thing OF questionable. pr,,,riolv
There six eight regular fc,nnle pbysieins
IN Philadelphia whose daily practice equal 70 iha of
the average Of male physicaus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16

ttoot Base BAH. -N
THE GRAND MATCH AT HoB0KEN YDeTBRDAY-fH1
CHAMPION ATLAHTICs VS.. TIE GOTHAM GLUE
ALARGB AssEMBLAGE or SPECTATORS.
The Atlantic Club, Of Brooklyn made their second
appearance in . match game this season u Hoboken
on Friday their opponents being the Gotham Club, Of
New York. the result being victory for the ohampions
but by score far less than expected the totals being
thirty TO twentyo Neither club as strong
y represented as might have BEEN the Gohams being
minus two at least Of their full strength the Atancs
not having Smith, their efficient third base player He
was not missed in hs position much he was in the
nine the want OF complete nno affecting their general
play considerable. it
The game opened greatly in favor of the Atlautis,
their batting yielding them less than twelve runs ON
the start This lead OF had the eect 70 make
the result foregone conclusion in the minds OF those
posted III base ball Matters and at the contest was
deprived oil much OF IT'S interest. As the game pro-
gr ssed, bosgevrr, the play OF the GothaIus
improved, while the Aantics fell OF in their
EFFORTS cons" .aby by foolish resort 10 tie
piayeu oll policy OF making changes in The positions
or Their players when errors were comme d-a custom
On Tins occasion the G0shams chaace TO pull up
ter score considerably thoy securing Twelve runs by the
operation ndne the plan did not Iay, the hlantcs
wLt back 10 their regular positions, ana then they
run in three innings when the nine al home again,
each man la his regular position.
very numerous assemblage Of spectators was pre-
seat on the occasion, the estimate being upwards OF four
yylg the new platform OF seats erected by the Mn,
tu Club for the accommodation Of the lacies anu their
friends The weather all that c0ald have been 'le
alrcd and rho match in many respects very Interesting
such noted players. The following Is the SCORE
ATLANTIC.
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Per.oumI IuteiIsxenee.

The following among the arrivals at the 81. Ncho
as:--Iion j. H. Douglas. OF glied-p; Hon. q. A. Ray,
OF Indianapolis Hon d. sson OF sxth Carolina, and
Hon. H. r. Scldrn OF. Rochester, b.
Al the metropolitan Judge r. ~ Johnsor and family,
of Hartford e. A. wasburp, United Statc1 Minister 10
Paraguay aud wife aud Hon l. A. Garnctt OF California
Garbaldi " i Caprera II Il said his indsposition
brought on by want OF occupation.
Among the passengers by the recent MeIbouSnc mail
90 England Johnny bay, champion pedestrian OF
Australia, nine years ~ age three feet ten inches In
height and 6fty-four pounds Ia weight He visits Eng
land 10 walk a. anst any man oI boy.
List OF Americans Registered n Mefsr. vandenbrocck
Bros 90 Rue de Ia Chaus,e Antir Mcssrs Lhcrbettc
Kane A. Co. y, No Place dc In Bonrse and Messrs
John Monroe Co g. No Rue de Ia Paix Paris, for the
week ending June 30.-Mr and Mn. " q Cowdin, Geo.
r. Capp Warner Sherwood, VT. end Mrs. John Burt,
Mr. aud Mrs. r. y. Eaughwout, Henry O'msted Charles
NJ Field, G. Y. Roosevelt, H"nry stone ana lady, Ars.
W. J. stone Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson, M and
Mrs e. Butter Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers, Eugene
Kelly, Mrs. Andrews. Mics Eugsna Kelly, D. r Read,
Edward o. wientr, ar ans yrs Walter NJ. Franklin, H.
T. Woodward Miss G. Woodward, Richard Irwin and
family, Miss MAXWELL James NJ Morrison and lady John
Sloan, Alfred II Tborp, Walter Ferguson, John "a Mar
tin, Marie, from New York city; Mrs H. J. Mitchell,
Fred Collins, j. Edward Baxay ard lady, Philadelphia;
Jacob p. Palmer, Boston; J. r. saylcr, VIM. Aubcry
and daughter, Cincinnati; j. Sheffield, New Haven
e. jasper Quincy, H. O. LAwton, Mr. and Mrs. 2.
Ord, San rrsncisco Mr. and Mrs. VIM barr, Edward p.
SIen b. Louis, No. Henry and Ers. FnDam Ohicseo
hn ~ Randolph Stone, Now Orleans; NJ and h.5x
Lewis horris Frederic Cromwell, Brooklyn
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Iron the hicinonu hepuonc, July ~
The Board of Visitors ~ the Observation-Disclosures
pves Rector b. j. Barbour, President pro tesporr: Ir
Woods larnaduke johnson, Dr.. pretow, Charles l.
Mosby, II. W. Hughes, General LOWS and Thomas 4
rabb-met at Charlottesville on the 9TH instant and ro
appointed tho old ity which consists Of the following
gentlemen DR. Msupiu, Chairman; Professor slider
sleeve Ancient and s.odern Languages; Dr. McGuale
Professor Of Moral Philosophy; Drs Csbell and Dayis
Professors Of Medical Facuty; John B. Minor Of Law
Frank Smith, OF Natural Philosophy; DR. schec De vere
OF Modern LANGUAGES while Professor Holmes will ali
che Chair Of Bellies Lettres and Literature.
Two Chairs were vacant--Latin and Mathematics; the
former BY the death Of Professor Lewis Coleman wno
killed in battle during the late war; the latter by the
lco prolonged absence In Europe Of Professor Bledsoe
former Confederate Assistant Secretary Of War The
board Determined through motives Of economy 70 make
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16

College OF the Holy CfOsss
The College Of The Holy Cross, q Worcester, Mass
had It's twenty second commencement the 9th inst.
has hundred and twenty three Students under the
management OF Rev. James Clark, President, and q
board Of able Professors The Catholics have
ooleges-the holy Cross at Worcester and the Immacu
hate Conception, NJ Bostou-in Massachusetts,, both
growing and nourishing
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Cricket.

Cf1CKGte
81. GEORGE or NEW YORK vs. YOUNG AMERICA
OF PHIL ADELpHIA-THE RESULT A TIE GAME.
The annual match between these clubs played on
the cricket grounds Thursday betors
large crowd of spectators the result after fine
test Of but six hours and halfs duration being tie
game the total Of the match being 90 to o. Tho
Young America eleven went to the bat FIRST and before
they disposed Of they had up the OF
81, OF which H Newhalls 49, Johns IA and Davis 10
the noteworthy features To Offset this 81 George
went in and scored 49, H. wrighs 22 and Torrance's IL
being the chief In che second innings Young
America obtained Is and st. George So each party thus
scoring the same totas-vz., &c. " these scores Il.
Fords 10 the best The match proved to be very
pleasant meeting Ane display Of cricket and salts
factory contest TO oil parties We append the
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70 the dsaeA with witch the yu1go and the prosecut
ing odpcen Nsssn bah and 1sdf0sd, dspossa Of the
criminal businesa
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
DoGERr-ALrisos. Saturday, June 10 II the
residence of the brides parents brooklyn by the Rev
T. j. O'Toole, RonNn u. BooxRi, United States Navy,
TO IUcy l., daughter or the late Joseph J. Allison, and
stspdaughtrr Of Frederick Kley, Of the Trcasu,y De-
partment Washington, D. q. No cards.
RArr-iosc On "Wednesday, Jn'y IL, BY the Rev G.
Clspp JoHs RArr Jr, 20 AsfIaA, edes. daughter OF
w. +. Long ESQ, ell or this city.
San Francisco california; papers please copy.
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SnO Onn CIGARS FOR sALE-ATA LOW "
Ovv.UvU ure, 70 the trade. good Cigar Zoo pr q.
from a. 10 a. per lOD Cases LEAD fohacco csenp he
gnlar trade sales ssr menh'v@ Liberty street ny 8
J. w. CAitLk
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hubs Isl. I'd. 3D. 4a. Mh. 6h tn SM. 9th 2otcI
antlc. .....12 4 SO
han A 4

Atlantic. .....12 2 80
Gotham $3.50. / 3 8 0 OF Fl
Umpire, Mr.. McMahon, Of the Mutual Club. Scorers
Messrs. Nawlen and Williamson. Time OF gam, two
hours and fifty minutes Fly caIches-Atlantic II,
Gotham IL.
Among the visitors presentfrom the ont Of clubs
We noticed Messrs German and Cronn, Of the National
Club Of Washington, who have TO make arrange
mens fos visit from the Atantics to Washington In
September If tho champions desire 10 achieve fame
they otherwise may not gain they will fail to take
trip to the capital this fall They would have fine
dence on the OCCASION besides greatly advancing the in
terests OF base ball in Washington and Its vicinity.
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esprants might have time 20 make their applications 70
defer until their next meeting the 10th proximo ap.
pointing professor OF mathematical II 70 expe tea
there vi b. number ef candidates for this proIess9r-
William Leroy Brown and Mr. etro<her u this city.
The two 1Fst named gentlemen were for several years
profcssorsthe one Of Natural Philosophy ana the osner
Of Mathematics in the University or Georgia ~
Yale College.
The donations 10 Yale College during the past two
years amount to the magnificent OF more than half
million Of dollars and the sixteen buildings az present
belonging 10 the college are MOL sum iens new a.t
build g is being erected ct cost of 500 600, which
VIII be the finest building in New Haven. The sradua
ting numbers ninety eight, and although since the
beginning of the war there have been Southern stu
dents and very large number Of those from Northern
States have entered the army and navy, still the college
IL rs fun and prosperous rs ever Inc toai NUMBER o'
s,ndents il six hundred and forty four.
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Total $1,000. 900. q Total ................ SO
Unipires, hessrs. johnson and Newton Time 81 psme
six hours thirty mnutcs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03
Arrivaiand Departure OGEEaiIs

The mail from Butler tn East Sandy, by way Of Holy
ol.e Crultcrsydc, Auand1N. MuUnsyia amt Clinton
willie 3b nIe- leaves Butler Monday and Friday Of
egrh week nj 1ciDyE H., returns on Tuesday and
Saturday vt each week at ueI"ck. =. M.
Thpmn.r from Earlcr 90 Salem Gross u .t' by way "i
Ctr0ulnr- strysvlla Fr,gpoTt SLuafts Gross Roads,
WrIlugh- Store and Oakland Cross Roads, 43 miles.
leaves Eutcr ou Tuesday aud saturday ui e'ch week NJ
dD.eiu.s returns On Friday and MONDAY ct each
week.. go Eu'giHrt. 2. u,
Tie mail frum Guilarto NrO Castle. by way cf Noun;
Chreuut Prospect. rUrtaTsyIe and Princeton - miles:
r3yut Butler Monday and Thursday df oach week M
6ocneE O. m: returns Tuesday aud Friday Of each
week, al s.r... b. o.. IN.
the mai from Batter 10 Lewroncehnrr hvwsT ~ North
oakland, B1rubarts Mills. Baldwin and Bruiu, - miles,
lesy. Butler ON Monday and Friday nf eHrh week at
oclock n RETURNS Oh Tuesday and Saturday Of each
week al o'clock, p. m.
The mali fran Butler to Now Brighton hy way Of Pc
trHhurE ErcrNsrk and 2olicHqple % mic-: with two
additional trips between Brc-Nccll and EcenaPlc lea
Butoruu Wrin'slny OF each wlek, at O'Clock m. Pc
urusrn T1tur4I4y 90 zach week. NJ O'Clock. p. m.
Tho mail from Butler tp PttHmrg by way " Glade
Wills, ulkeTsuvu Tally rnyv. Etnl DeQucsuc and fl-
sunday st O'Clock, M arrives at Butler from rrts,
burEb hy NE sam. route every at Sunday excepted at
luei1ea, p..t.
The mail from Butler 10 Mercer by way ~ 'ycCGncss,
Rr4yulHgon. Ellup"ry-Rocs North Liberty. ioucn and
Rsm - miles: leaves Butler every dag. SUNDAY eNrep-
doy, sunday excepted; arriving T.. Butter ~ O'clock IN
tho morning. "''
Tho mali rom Ear1er 70 indiana by way or Cnylss-
Vile Wurihington Eitt8nuig. Eldcgtou and Sheao',
Is miles, leaves Butler Monday auA Thur-iay NJ each
week o'clock, RETURNS on Tuesday and Friday ui
each week at o'cl" -l-, p. IN.
The man from Fu'Icr to RoydFtown, 6 miles leaves
Huter in tt forenoon departs f,r Bnvlstuwn uAy
after the afriyalof thc mail frhm Pittshrrrh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03
Arrest of Junius II. Booth.

The Philadelphia Telegraph of
Thursday afternoon says :-Junius
-Brutus Booth was arrested in eigh-
teenth treet, in this city, night be-
fore last, near the Roman Cotholic
Cathedral, and was at once sent to
Washington.
: 1t is believed he. was all along well
aware of the diabolical plans of his
brother, John Wilkes Booth the as
,sassin.
At the time Of his arrest he took
from his pocket letter, which he
quickly tore into fragments and threw
Them away at once. These were
gathered up, and by putting the pie
ces together, it is clear that the let
ter, was .postmarked in Canada, and
there are evidences, in certain words
that it was most treasonable docu-
ment, if it did not treat directly OF
the assassinatoa or its p et.
Junius Brutus Booth will b tried
at Washington, and it is believed
that evidence sufficient to convict
him of being an accessory to the
great crime will be adduoed.