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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN,
ONCE and Residence. No. 1919,
Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.

DEAR SIR:-We beg leave to announce that after an
experience Of over twenty years general practice in this
city during which time have been observer
the bedside Of the sick and have successfully treated
than rHiRrY III different Uf disease,
we feel warranted in presenting our claims for your pat
ronage.
unr peculiar system of practice may need some er-
planation 1t being EcLIeIIc, connected with that Of
URosCoPA.
Our remedies are principally vegetable, discarding
entirely the Of Cdomel or Mercury IN any form
bell wing 1t to be dseasecreat agent of the worst
description.
We also opposed to the use Of the onera blood.
letting in any believing II to be injurious TO the
constitution and often times dangerous to life.
our mode Of detecting schrouc eff.etioBs.n Of the
internal organs, is principally by an examination of
the urin>.
During the whole Of our study and practice
have paid particular attention to this Old German
Mode Of detecting deases and we feel perfectly salts
fed that there Is certain sign offered in dis
ease than " presented in that secretion.
We therefore, solicit all thos" laborng under what
ever disease and particularly chronic and complicated
and also all those diseases peculiar TO females and
pertaining to loomen and Children to give us trial
BY III, most csitical examination of every pre-
cOvcry of the true nature # every disease and sparng
no pains In the selection u the appropriate remedy in
every case we hope to attain The highest award Of sue
cess belonging to professional skill.
In f'ct, we have already the pleasing assurance in
the extensive business of past years and the constantly
Increasing practice that is daily crowdng upon that
our system will be appreciaedas practice be-
comes more generally known
Therefore more especially invite those labor
ing under any lingering disease that has not been
ell, because, perhaps the complaint not properly
understood TO send vial of their uriH, for e1amipa
tion. and have the necessary medicine sent them
We wish II distinctly understood that this special in
vafon Il given to those who have sufficiently triad the
remedies Of their family physician; and have failed to
obtain relief At his hands.
Ifothers coose to apply hoyover we will give them
ase best attention. and will promise them relief in
every case where reaOnabe hope can be entertain
ed.
Relieving therefore that you will properly apprreiats
the advsntpges We claim for our system ov the old
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
Auditors Notice.

Butter county, IS.
TN the matter Of the Partition of the Real Estate
/ Of Christian Bsghl-y, decd.
o. q No. 5s June Term iS64. And now t. wit Feb.
9TH. 1886 morton of John NJ. Thompson, Court ap
point Tn Robinson, ESQ., Auditor In this case to
report q next Term. BY the Court.
Certned from the Record this 10th day Of February
A. d.. 1865. W. } lOUNG, Clerk.
NUtics is he cby given ID 1t the undersigned will AZ
tend To the dulles If tie above appointment ut the flee
OF Charles N'CapdIrss. Eq In Butler, Thursday the
t2lt DAY Of April, 1861, where all parties Interested
may attend il they see it,
THoS. RoBINSON.
march "a G,i-3t Auditor
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
Reai Estate Agency.

FINHE undersigned has opened Office in Butler, ps
for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate. Persons
wishing either sell purchase Farms other Real
Estate, will find IL TO their interest to tall
l have on hand number Of good Farms. Of various
sizes for sale, such terms will suit purchasers.
Persons wishing TO dispose Of their Real Estate will
find 1t tr their advantage to place 1t my books -
Those desiring to purchase be suited in variety
price and quality by reference to my list
Any Information in reference to Real Estate in this
county, be obtained by applying by letter or per-
sOnally. to the undersigned.
Office with Jno. NJ Thompson, Atty at Law, Butler, Pa
JAMES 7, MJUNKGN
ebl4, BctEl Real Estate and Insuisnc ce Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
knitting Machines.

rINTiR undersigned would inform the public that he
i prepared to sell the Dalton Family Knitting Ma.
chnete strongest, most simple and best in the world
Patented in 1861, and perfected in 1851 This ma
chiue will not only do plain woIk r. such socks &c.
but also fancy knitting, with perfect and beauti
ful stitch. 1t will knit comforts Nabies 4e twenty
articles Any pers on wishing to obtain VIII please
send for circular. Address (enclosing stamp)
u. y. SAwHILL, Zelonopls
Feb II, ,'66<l Agent for Butler county.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

A NY person wishing surveying dono by the County
n Surveyor. can be accommodated by leaving wore
addressing j. d. Clark at the Office Of the COUNTY
Surveyor in Butler: addressing NJ slator Al Break
neck Post r.fce Butler County Pa.
March Tth 1896 IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
Claim Agent,
FI1IIE undersigned would respectfully notify the publ
L tsatihe has been regularly commissioned as
OF, I'M A AdENT

securing bounty Money. Arrears If Fdy and Pm
soRS for soldiers IL they dead for their legal
representatives No charge will be made for prosecuting
the claims of soldiers their rer eseptatiyes until the
same are COLLECTED. @. Il. ANDERSON. p
Batter. June "a, 1865
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FARM FOR SALE !
Sc VENTY FIVE ACRFS,

A two story Brick House thereon erected. Several
springs Of never falling water large orchard and
supposed to he underaid with coal AMI well tHbered.
For particulars enquire Of o. rackepridge, Butisr.
or the subscriber residing in Buffalo Tp Butler Co Pa.
March T. 1865. NJ. II. BYEkLY.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14

And all eruptions Of the skin. the sALyE Is most in-
valuable II does not heal externally alone but pene-
tates with the most searching effects to tue very root
of the evil
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A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH,

For In every they add new life and vitality and
store the waning en-ges to their pristine state TO the
dream realized, that Ponce Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found. lie locked for
fountain that would restore the old to vgor and make
youth
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
NEW SHOE SHOP

fINIIE undersigned having purchased the well-kRuwn
i Shoe Shop vf G. " HuFly ,subsc uently owned by
K0in. Is prepare TO sell low any other
tlishment Of the kind in town. and Is prepared do
lob work short notice Call and see
He Is also carrying the Tannery business At the
old stand and will pay the highest prices fer all kinds Of
hides and bark delivered in good condition
unter Feh 9S. '5d--lyJ WI. MARDORP.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14

Cannot stay the light of ears but they force back
and hold sloof. disease that might triumph the
aged aud the young Let hesitate then but seize
the favorable opportunity that offers When taken
nrracrihed- Il
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
Vegetable Compounds.
For Cutaneous Disorders

They will not harm the most delicate female, aI
be given with good effect in prescribed doses to Il
youngest babe.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
TO THE AFFLHCTEDI
[. OLDSHUE, NJ. D.,

Professor OF Pathology In he Rcisctrie
NJ die 1 College of PhtIadeIp Iphis, now
the PhiIadeIpbis University of Medi-
cine and Surgery.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14

THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES

II e for this day and hour to realize the dream,
and show, in glorious fact the magic that made it
fair.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14

ruled to about TiIIRTY DIFFERENT FORMS viz: II
Ledgers, Daybooks, Journals, 0 BiiLbooks Cash
Books Salesbouks Invoice books, Dscoun book 1
Check.regster, Depositregster Cosetionrssi
Ticker, IIand's-register, freightbook Passags
books Fuelbook These books record about
SIX HUNDRED BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS compr.-
hending DUfFs original plan OF business education In.
trpdueed twenty-five years ago. How far others have
succeeded in initiating him will be best by
the business papers and books of their pupils with
Of the graduates Of this institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-06

OBSTRUCTIVE STORM IN OHIO-Two heavy
storms visited Cincinnati, Ohio, and vicinity
Sunday aud Monday nights, causing floods
that have resulted in seriously damaging
property TO the extent Of hundreds of thous.
ands OF dollars. Deer creek, a stream running
through the eastern part of the city, was a
scene OF turbulent and destructive inundation
Monday moring, before daylight about thirty
tenement houses, built on made ground, Were
swept away. The inmates barely escaped
alive. Longworth's celebrated WINE cellars,
containing one hundred and ffty thousand
gallons, were oyerflowed. raising the tempera.
ture and causing the champagne bottles TO 90
of in deafening fusilade, and hundreds of
casks OF wine were afioat for awhile Three
extensive tanneries were completely gutted by
the hood, fnfiictIng immense loss. Carnaghan's s
slaughter house was greatly damaged. The
main culvert in the eastern part of the city
was ripped open for a considerable distance,
and an awful stencil prevails in that region
Deer Greek and Mill Creek villages were com.
pletely inundated Elk river bridge O. Hamil
ton and Dayton railroad was carried away
also, two bridges on the Eaton aud Hamilton
road. Accounts from other sections of the
country give equally disastrous results. The
total damage will reach $4,000 or $500 COO
Several persons were drowned, and a numbe
OF railroad bridges are reported swept away on
the DAYTON and the Marietta roads. The
packet Revenue, bound for Cincinnati with
200 tons OF iron, was sunk near Buena Vista,
in the Ohio river. cn Tuesday last. She was
ineured for &25.t0o. The cargo Will probably
be recovered. No lives were lost. .'-.
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Late Political News

MARYLAND.-ln the Second Congressional
District the Conservatives have Nominated
Stevenson Archer, OF Hartford county, for
Congress. The Fifth District Democratic Con
yention, holding their adjourned session al
Barnums Hotel, Baltimore, had protraeted
session yesterday. The Conservative Conyen.
ton OF the same district made several over
tures to affiliate, but all were refused The
latter body adjourned to meet again on the
Goth of September. The Democrats then, after
protracted ballotings. took recess until nine
o'clock last night. After thirty ballots in the
course OF which Mr.. Harris name was dropped
from the list of delegates, the Convention adj
journed at midnight, without making a nomi-
nation, 10 meet on the 5th of October. There
was much confusion and excitement during
the proceedings.
PENNsYLvANA.-The following nominations
Were made In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, for
Congress on the Democratic ticket:-First D:s
trict-Hon. ;. j. Randall; Second District
John Hulme; Third District-Cnarles Buck
walter; Fourth District John Welsh; Fifth
Distrct-H. p. Ross.
NEW YoRK.-The State Republican Con yer. .
ton assembled at Syracuse at noon yesterday.
Gen. Van Wyck was elected president, and
made long speech. Lyman Tremain was
elected permanent president Of the Con ven.
tion, which subsequently nominated the fol /.
lowing ticket:-For Governor-R E. Fenton.
for Lieutenant Governor-General Stewart I,
Woodford; for Canal Commissioner-Stephen
7. Hayes: for State Prison Inspector-General
Hammond.
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The European Peace Conference,

LONDON, Sept. 5-Evening-Thef first Official
conference for the establishment of peace he
tween Italy and Austria was held az Vienna
on the Sd instant.
A draft OF some OF the articles OF the treaty
Yves signed, and arrangements for the transfer
OF Nenetla between Austria and France to
Italy, and the evacuation of the q Quadrilateral
by the Austriaus, are in progress
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HALLS VEGETABLE

HALLS VEGETABLE
slClLlAN HAIR REVIEWER
proved itself to be the perfect prepar
LOT the hair ever offered to the public.
Itis vegetable compound, and contains no In
furious properties whatever
COLOR ~ "
IL will keep the hair FIR ON falling out
ny cItanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
II is splendid hair dressing
NO person, cid or young. should fail to use it,
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY
- Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be-
newer, and take no other
RP HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Tor sale by all Druggists. ja25-Thly
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AFFAIRS IN LoUDoS COUNTY, yA.-The
Leesburg Mirror OF yesterday says:
Regro tournament came OF near Lincoln
in this county, on Saturday last IL WAS we
understand, largely attended by ladies and
gentlemen OF African scent, aid with the ex-
cepuon of a few incidental knock downs, the
affair passed on quietly. The first honor was
awarded 10 the knight Of Hillsborough," !"
who crowned a sable maid from that reeion as
queen Of love and beauty. We have not heard
who delivered the charge 10 the gallant Knights
or placed the crowns of honor upon the far
brows Of the chosen maids. but who will dare
70 say that the days Of chivalry are extinct in
the Old Dominion.
During the absence of Mr.. Tritipoe's family,
near Taylortown, in this county, on Snaday
last one Of the children, a youth eight years
old, took down the gun, and, whilst playing
with il, laid it on the bed, and remarked 70 a
younger brother, Bennie, a child of six years,
s. that he believed he'd shoot him." He accord
ingly cooked the gun and pulled the trigger,
the entire load OF shot tsking effect In the up-
fortunate child's side, killing him almost In.
stantly.
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cree. suspendng for the period of six months
the collection OF export duties at all the ems.
Tom houses in the Island OF Cuba, has been
ofhcially communicated to the Department O
State:
TTranslation.l
ROYAL DECREE
In view of the reasons which the Minister
in accord with the Council Of Minister'S / de :
cree as follows:
ARTICLE l. From and after the publication
OF this decree in the Gaceta OF Havana shall
be pended tor the period OF six months a
all the custom. hosses Of the Island of Cuba,
the collection OF export duties which bear
upon the articles designated in the tariff in
force.
ARTICLE . The privilege extended by the
preceding article shall exempt, without dis.
tinction of flag, exports which may be made
during the period mentioned from all pay
ment Of established duties, so that neither at
present, nor at any time, can there be req ulred
from exporters, owners, or consignees the pay
ment OF that for which they would have be-
come indebted during the six months reckoned
al and from the publication Of this measure at
Havana by reason OF the tariff of duties the
collection of which is suspended.
ARTICLES. As a consequence OF what is de-
creed in the two preceding articles, whilst the
period Of suspension Of collection to which
they relate continues, no guarantee whatever
shall be required at the custom houses in the
Island OF Cuba TO give assurance that the ves-
sells carrying articles burdened with export
duties shall disembark their cargoes only and
exclusively in the Spanish ports.
ARTICLE4. The admlnistl ators of the Gus.
tom houses and naval authorities Of the ports,
without in any way hIndering the freedom Of
trade and OF expectations, will facilitate to
The central subordinate authorities OF the
Treasury charged with the care OF the reye-
nue. the statistic data necessary to determine
the quantities OF articles exported, ana the
amounts OF the duties from which they are re-
leased.
ARTICLES. The Minister for Colonial Affairs
will dictate the Instructions needful OF This
Decree.
Given at Zarauz the 10th August, 1866, under
the royal sign manual.
The Minister for Colonial Affairs.
ALEXANDRA CASTRO
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can cOnscientiously reco mme nd ts those suf-
terinR from distressing caugb, DR. STRICK.
LANDS MELLIFLU0CS COUGH BALSAM.
Ii gives relief almost instantaneous, and is with
al not disaRreeable to the taste There is no
doubt but the Mellifiuous Cough BAlssm is one of
the best preparations in use. and is all that its
the Tast week, and found relief from NEST dis,
tressinE cough. 1t fs prepared by DR. Strickland
for sale by prugsists Sold BY J W. NAIRN q
90 also at WAITES Drug Store. and OdAS
street. oc AZ ~
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SU1ELH STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eM0LANDERB EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
every case Of KIDNEY DISEASE, RAlsMA4sA,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRpKRs, WEAKNESS and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcEssxs OF ANY KIND.
COAE, Y1 AFFLICTED
Thy LANDER,s.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
eoid By all A Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNES
q CO., New York, and BARNEs, WARD 90. II,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIQH q
RoGERs, Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass u,
General Agents. fab M,
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ga correspondent says: "rhere are manv
things about spiritualism which eagerly en-.
.brace-chief among which are mediumss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EEON EVERY CENTER TABLE should stand
q fiacon of PHAL0N "NIGHT-BLOOMlNG
CEeEUS," to re7re.h and tranq lize the senses of
those who delight in pure and wholesome per.
fumes. In fact, this 10 now the fashion in most Of
the mansions up town. Sold everywhere.
MARRIA3E AND cELIRAGY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
Iee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
DR.. eK1LLIN R0UGHT0N, Howard Associa.
tion. Philadelphia, Pa. aug I3 sm
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TH BEE DAYS ONLY.
HAI6HT q OHAMBERSS
COLOSSAL CIRCUS AND EQUESCU
THEATRON.

HAI6HT OHAMBERs'S
COLOSSAL CIRCUS AND EQUESCU-
THEATRON.
FROM CONGO SQUARE, NEW ORLEANS.
The LARGEST mast brilliant and effective School Of
PEDESTRIANS,
HiPPopRAMArIsrs.
ArHLET5s; adS;HS,us s1a
Now Travelling, will visit and perform in this city,
FOR THREE NIGHTS oNLY,
TWO PERFORMANCEs EACH DAY
1t aud m,
Commencing
THURSDAY, sEPEMBEk s, 1866,
And present series Of the
MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITIONS,
Embracing all thatis
NOVEL, BRILLIANT AND DARING
in
HoRsEMANsHIP;
Grand and Courageous in
GYMNAsiA.
Animated and skillful in Athletics. and humorous
In Comicslittes, performed by the
rHIRTY.NINE DIsTINGUIsHED ARTISrEs
Comprising the Company, among whom is the &C.
knowledeed Queen Of Equestriennes,
MADEMOISELLE MARIE,
The personifcstion of grace. elegance and consum-
mate skill.
~ For generalitiss, see Programmes, Posters,
, THE TERRIFIC ASCENSION,
Entitled "A Journey to the Clouds" or Biondin
LITTLE LOUISA.
Takes place on the outside Of the Marquee, at
2O'CLOCK P. n.
THIS is FREE TO ALL.
Admission. 90 Cents; Children, 25 Gents.
b-n Int Al and Nnn yInin .
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A AMtlSEM ENIS.

A 6RAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION
"A will be given at
sEATON HALL. corner of 9Th and ID streets,
ON THIS tThursday) EVENING,
September 9Th, Is 6, st Q . m.
samuel CollS er and Barney Aaron will appear
in Rive Ccs-nme
Tickets, so Cent? It.
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BANK Frs.

IAY CVOkE CO..
BANKERs,
PUfsen;h street.. opposite SsasHry,
Buy aud sell at current marke, rates, and keep
constantly on hand, full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEH-THIkTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS. BONDS, &c executed, and
CslIeciiens MADE on all accessible points.
sei-f
BAKKoW a CO.
BANKERs.
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh street,
pEALERsIN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
WRIT AND LAND WARRANTS.
LEWIS JOHNSON Il CO.,
BANKBRs,
pIALEBs IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOVERNMENT sECURIrIES,
STOCKS. BONDS,
GOLD AND SILVER,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
First National Bank Of Washington.
I'D. CoOKE, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. President.
wh. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lsfA sfrsst, opposite the Treasury Department
cox.,nnent Securities with Treasurer United
kisist
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS1
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNME VT
kECURITIESat at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful
sps prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INIORMATION In regard to GOVERN
MINT LOANS at all times cheerfuIly furnished
VIM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Ca shier.
Washington, n arch 20. 1885, mT-d
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ELOURI FEED sALriiI
A complete assortment OF
ALL GRADEs OF BL0UR,
10 which We soii .it the attention Of
BsKERs AND oR0CERS.
bILL BEED, MEAL, BALED HAY,
Ano all kinds Of FEED at Low rates.
6EoUkD ALUM, FIND,
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
h, ,sle low In lots 10 suit By
hyZ4u W. n GAIT a 90,
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M LODMIa N

M LOOMIs, M. D.,
Ire inventor and Pstentee of the MINERAL
tLAIk TkETH, attends personally at
Els once In this city. Many persons canyfz
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, "
these " VIVA
fersons calling at my ofice can be sccommoda-
.eo WIN any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sIe, put 70 these who are particular and wish the
puIest eleanest, strongest and most perfect den
tule .r tbsI art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
viii be more fully warranted
Room. In this eity-Ne 33s Penn'a avenue, be-
Philadelphia. oc M "
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A'l FAeHIoNABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
k, between 9Th and 10th streets.
PROF. MARINI returns thanks to his a
foiner pupils and friends. and rec sctfully
stnctn continuance Of their patronage. k
HIS classes viii commence on TUESDAY, -
For further particulars zee future ADVERTISE
menn or circular. n 2w
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DENTISTRY.

T. T.CoUMBE DENTIST, No 2le 9th street
- between and streets, will Extract.
III sBd Insert Teeth on Gold, Silver, orr
Rubber Plate. at most moderate prices <110
Dest mAterlsi used. eu 2-lms
DR. LEwIE, DENTfSEE, DENTTfHSEi; n.. REMOVED from
h 242 10 zoo Penn. avenue, ten doon~
TesIh Eytraasd Wihoxt Pais. All Der
sons having Teeth 70 extract. l would advise them
70 call ~ DR.. LEWlES ONCE, and have them
taken ont. Teeth inserted on Rubber, Gold and
@ silver plates In srdsr that eli persons should
To be eonvinceS Of the fact call and see Tor your
selves Also, call and see the new and Improved
No 260 Psnn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
je 2-u 3. &. LEwIE, NJ D. Dentist
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-12

Die beipen glaabarn Tnb mittler<
weile Greunpe sepprpen, unp gonrab
fat, um ein ewises Sanp 3wiIden tei-
ben !6auIern su fniipfen, unlansii Saa
tcb's S6wefer CUR 5rau SerlanSt bic
ibm aud niAt abseneist 1T.