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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29
farlnfrs department.
! Wheat Alter Corn.

A correspondent of the German
town Telegraph says Last fall l
put in a field of sixteen acres OF
wheat in three of it / had potatoes,
three with corn and the balance with
oats ! had oftimes heard it said
that a crop of wheat could be grown
after corn, but that grass would not
take so well as after oats stubble had
been plowed down and wheat sown.
[ had but moderate coat of manure
to put on part of the oats stubble
| put on but half a coat of barn-yard
manure and plowed it in; but just
before drilling in the wheat sowed
three bushels Of salt to the acre and
narrowed it in. The corn / hauled
off, spread the manure on, end plow-
ed corn stubs and manure in togeth-
er. This part had but one plowing.
The potato ground [ plowed twice /;
the potatoes gathered pay well for
the last plowing. This part | sowed
broadcast. not being able to drill it
on account of the fall grass and roots
that lay over it. For manure for
this | had to wait until it was made,
in the fall and early part of the win
ter, when / spread it over the top
Timothy seed was sown over the
whole at the rate of fur quarts to
the acre, at the time the wheat was
put in. In the latter part of March
I sowed four quarts of clover seed to
the acre.
Now for the result. l harvested
this summer the finest crop of wheat
ever did most of it stood up, was
well grown, and remarkably well fill
ed, and judging from what | have
already threshed out will average
over twenty bush Is to the acre, prob
ably twenty-five. | could see but
little difference in the wheat the field
over; it was all good.
The grass at harvest and up tc
this time is best where the potatoes
and corn grew; and although it is
well set all over, it is not so forward
where the oats was grown.
SO you see, Mr.. Editor, the old
saying that grass will not take after
corn, has failed in this instance. In
regard to salt as manure for wheat
it is a new thing to me, but in4utufc
| intend to use it to a considerable
extent, as in the above instance tree
bushels of it was equal to half coat
of manure, which at the lowest cal.
culation was worth eight dollars.
- L have no doubt that many # my
brother farmers will say that The
conclusion | have come to is an cS
trayagant one; but 1 would very
much like some at least Of them tC
test it, as / have done, and rcporI
the result in another year thro the
columns Of the TelegraPh. This j,
the best way to arrive at facts--anc
facts, not theories, are what the far.
mer wants.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29

Too LATE Alas how many
hearts have ceased to beat with the
wild pulsation of hope when those
cruel, crushing words have fallen on
the ear, leaving only the utter dark.
ness of despair ! How often have
the struggles of long, weary years
realized a fortune too late! How of.
ten have we all found what we covet.
cd most-friends, power, love-but
too late How madly happy it would
have made us once, before our trust
had been deceived and our spirit
broken! 1t sickens US now, for we
have given up the thought Of it long
ago, and turn from it even as the
dying beggar turns from food, the
want of which ha killed him.
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Auditors Notice.

I n the matter Of the petito Of N. +. McCandcss
Committee of Christian Fleeger for leave to sell real
estate.
G. r. NO2I, June Term, 1861 AMI now 10 wit June
Sih, 1866. Court appoint q. Fleeger, ESQ., an audi
tor to take testimony in reference to the claims of the
creditors Of the nNtc utd make rep rtcd and state an
account of that claims legally up)n the es
tate of said lunac' by the court
Butler county, IS.
Certified from the record THE 18th of June 1864
WIN. STOoPs, Proth'y.
Notice is hereby given to those having claims against
the said estate, that will attend to the duties of the
above appointment atthe Office of Black & Flecger in
Bntlsr on Tuesday the 2lst day of August A. D. 1866
at l O'Clock, Z. NJ.
G.. W. FLEEGER.
July Is 1865 1t Auditor.
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epiphany Court Sale.

Court Of Butler county wiliofer tor sale st pnbic
outcry, on the premises in Concord township, on
Thursday, the 6M duy Of September,
next. THIRTY ACRES OF LAND adioipine l,nd. af
John h Kinney, J. Coulter, and others Terms cash
THOMAS @. THOMPSON,
August IA, le66-ts Admir- OF X. W. Thompson, deed
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Administrator Notice,

NOTICE IS hereby given that Letters Of Atlmni,tra-
IN on has been Issued TO the undersigned on the es
tate of Elizabeth Martin, late of Buffalo tn decd All
persons haylg Claims against said estate viii pr
them properly authenticated for settlement aid thos
showing themselves indebted TO said estate, will make
immediate payment. KOBIHT NJ UANRIsnN
August IA. lS6G-Gt. Administra,ir
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Executors Notice.

T FILTERS testamentlry the Estate of John Young
IL late Of Lancaster township, deed, have been issued
to the undersigned. Therefore, all persons knowing
the indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment; aud those having claims against
he same will present them properly authenticated Tor
ttlement. FRANCIS SCOTT,
july1l 666t* Executor
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Executors Notice.

I ETTERS tesamentary on the Estate of VIM Patton
IL late of Shpperyrock township, decd have this day
been granted to the Undersigned. Persons indebted to
the Estate are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims will present them properly au
thenticated for settlement
juyll, l,66,5t DAVID ARMSTRONG Ex'r
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Presentment Of the Grand Jury
Hn Regard TO tEae Public Build
fn2S.
Butler Comfy, IS.

The Grand inquest inquirng in and for the County of
Butler at February Sessions 1885, made the following
PresentmcLt. to wit:
The Grand Jury In and for the County of Butler rec
ommcnds the Commissioners Of said County 10 build n
jail as practicable and that the fence
around the Court House he cleaned and well painted AMI
whatever necessary repairs the Court House may nfd,
be made. W. c. ADAMS,
February 2S 1896. Foreman.
And the Grand inquest inquring in aud for the County
OF Butler to June sessions 1866, made the following
presentn rnt, to wlt
The Grand Inquest of the County Of Butler respect
fully present,
That we examined the Jail of sad County In the Bor-
ough OF Butler and find IL utterly unfit fr the for
which it is intended There no means for Keeping
separate the male and female inmates Iii arranged
that II Is impossible TO remodel the Jail, effect
any permanent or inn ortHnt change The Jail is be-
sides In opinion too small aud unhealthy, being
damp and murky. We, in short, condemn thc jail as
worse than useless, by being positively untitled hab
itation for any human being tits inhumnn TO put aud
keep men, much more females In such hole. kttor
jan, thout great Inconvenience well as discomfort
II is, in our Judgment, outrage on decency and hu
manity, nnI disgrace ia the County. We therefore
earnestly advise and recommend the demolition nt the
old Jail aud the immediate erection Of a We
further present that tile Jail aud its surroundings are
well, neatly. aud comfortably Kept nc present hy The
Sheriff and his good wife is pu sible. We fIrthpr
recommend the Commissioners of the County to have
the Court House insured possible. in 4 sum
approaching may he its original cost, In some
one or more responsible Insurance Companies.
Nefurher take the present opportunity Uf expressing
opinion Of the attentive aud gen, ,cmnny attention
(signed) ALEX. GILLESPIE, Foreman
And now to wit: June s. 1866 Tho Clerk Is directei
to publish this preseutment in the papers of But lie
County. By the Court
Certified this 2Gtli day Of June, 1866.
J. YOUNG,
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Executors Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that Letters Testmentary
IN on the estate Of of j f. Robinson late Of the town
OF Knob Noster, Johnson Co, Missouri, dec'cd have
been granted to the Undersigned Therefore NIL per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate viii
make immediate payment. and those having claims
against the same will present them properly authcn-
tcatcd for settlement.
ROBERT STORY
July llth lS66-Gt Executor
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29

The chameleon, who is said to
feed upon nothing but air, has of all
animals the nimblest tongue.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29

Why is . consc ientious baker like
ship minus ballast ? because being short
Of weight, he gives loll ever, 3 saal
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29

While shame keeps its watch,
virtue is not wholly extinguished
from the heart.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29

THIS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX Tor two) Ellip
tic Pure Refined Steel Springs ngenously BRAIDED tight
y and firmly together, edge TO edge. making the tough
est most flexible, elastic and durable Spring ever used
They seldom bend or break like the Single Springs and
consequently preserve their perfect and beautiful shape
more til twice long any single Spring Skirt that
Ever Has or Can be made
The wonderful nexibiity and great comfort and
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Ell ptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly In all crowded Assem-.
bes, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars Church Pews
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress "a the
Skirt can be folded when IN occupy small place
easily and conveniently a silk Muslin Dress
Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and Great
Convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic teel Spring
SkiIt for single day will Never afterwards Willingly
dispense with their For Children Misses and Young
Ladies they superior to all others.
THE HOOPS covered with ply double twisted
thread and will wear twice long the Single yarn
covering which is used oil Single Steel Hoop Skirts
The three bottom rods on every skirt also Double
Steel and twice double covered to the
ing from wearing of the rods when down stairs
stone steps &C., &c. which they constantly subject
to when In use.
All are made of new and elegant Corded Tapes and
are the best quality In every part giving to the
the most graceful and perfect Shape possible and
unquestionaby the ghtest most desirable comfortable
and economical skirt ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY CARY, PROPRIET0Rs Of the
INVENTOR. and s0LL MANUFACTURES, 81, Chamber
and 10 4 81 Reade Streets, New York.
FOR SALE In all frstclass Stores In this City and
throughout the United States and Canada Havana ds
Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the West Indies.
To- Enquire for the puples Elliptic ter dsutts
Spring skrs =. "a
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NEW FIRM,

FNE undersigned having gone intopartncrship IN the
l. BOOT and SHOE Manufacturing business. Boydis
block two doors South Of Weeber Troutmnn's Store
Main Street rtler, Pa prepared to make the meet
est Boot and Shoe and do the best job work any other
establishment IN the place. Having great experience r.
the business we cannot fail to please Cali and give
your measure
scIIRIBER NICHOLAS
eb 26-tf
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Farm fer Sale.

TTllE Undersigned offers for sale his FARM located
L in Wnshngt on township, Bntler county, being lO7
Acres of good farming land; sixty Acres of which are
cleared. the balance we'll timbered There is q good
double log Dwelling house thereon. young orchard
of Apple and Peach trees Farm in good condition
Twelve feet deep Of coalin three veins). For parsc
rs inquire of the Editor CITIZEN, Of the underugu
ed residing on the premises
ne 9, tSf6) 10 BERT SPEAR
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING, &c.
As agreed upon by the Publishers aud Propetors Of tie
Butler Papers.
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Executors and Auditors notices. each 90
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BUSINESS CARDS
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LOCAL NcTICEs.
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DEATHS AND MARRIAGES,
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Advertisements nj D. c. Sale, Executors, Alminstra
nersp, Cantions and all transient advertisements
POSITIVELY he PAID IN ADVANCE
We, the undersigned, Publishers and IrOprieorS ofthe
Butler papers, hereby agree to strictly adhere to the
WM. HASLEfT, Butler American.
CLARK WILSON UEion Herald.
ROBINSON ANDERSON, American Citizen.
July 10 1864.
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The American Citizen

Is published every Wednesday in the borough b Butler
by THOMAS ROBINSON in the Arbitration room in the
Court House.
TERMs:-s2 90 year, if paidin advance, c. within
the first first six months so If not paid until after
the expiration the first six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING, &c.
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STOVES AND POUGHS.

rf-Sgzme- VNTECKBECKER& & REIBER-Foun-
nrI.~Isuvas w ders--Foundry North Of the bon
;.; rough of Butler, where Stoves Plou Is
r. and other castings made shor no
tice. Their ware-room is Main rect
hrst door North Jacks Hotel where you will find ,oves
ofall sizes and patrons They also keep hand larg
stock Of Ploughs which they sell cheap they can BE-
bought at any other establishment in the county.
Dec. Q, lS63::tf
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1866.

INCREASE or RATS --Tli' Firmcrs Gasetfe (Enp-
lishl ase Is aud proves by hgnre that pair Of RATS
will have grogcny anl dcrenins less than B5l 0n0
In lrce years. Now, unless this immense fimly can
be kept down, they would consume more Giud than
would ,ustn 5000 human hciags.
Ez- Sec "GUstu's adyeriisrne above.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29
1865.

FARMERS AND HoUsEKEEPERs, should recollect
that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grain, Provisions.
&C., annually desroy yed by Rats Mice Ants 9th
CT insects and vermin--all uf which be prevented
by few dollars wurs of @Cosiars'f Rat Roach Ant,
&c. ExcrmiRstor, bought and used freely
BE- See vCostaf's advert iscIncnt above.
up- s. Id IN Butler, Pa, by all Drugss-s and Dca-
lers. April II: Co. ,;6me,
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1866.

VOICE FROM THE FAR wEsT = Speaking Of
"Costnrs Rat, Roaoh. Ant sc .Ex mintors-" NOR.
grain and provisions sroyei gnniin ly In Grant
County by vernn. than would py for tDns of this Rat
and Insect Killer. ~ LIaciSsr Via, Herald
s6 Sec ''Costars alverliseprspt ABOVE.
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ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY MARRAN1ED
ROBBINS & APPLETON,

AGENTS FOR TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY
Is2 BROADWAY, NJ. Y.
iulvll'6 Inn.
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With Gold at Par,

that one need hesitate to buy watch from
the expectation that it will be cheaper future
time. The test Of years and the manufacture and
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
t. r. Sexton's Photograph Rooms,
GKSR99sssiia..s..ssls3 - s35IE
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad.


CoMMRNotNI aUkpAi, JULY I'd, 1850.
Trius '"'ilrn'e pellt,e9rher broadstrest aud Was'
iagton Avenue. asfUiews:
ExprHss train At 40 - ~, Mondays excepted 10
D Bltm md Washington, stopping at Wming gton Per
rysile ilasredeHrare Aberdeen, Perry and Mag
iiH and Strmmcr's Run.
Delaware Rail hoat Train at 900 a. H., (sundays ex
osptedJ Tor Princess Anne Milford and iuternedat,
Hss.naiI tain At slb, a. m. [sundays excepted, ,lfor
stopping At Chester Thurlow, Llnwool Clay
mont aud all egulnr atat0us between Wtlmi giOn aud
and Baltimore.
Express Train At Has M. Sundays Excepted for
Baltimore eui Washington.
Express train ut 800 p IN. Sundays excepted for
B,tncre and Washington s,oppios ut Chester, Clay
vito, HavtudeGrAcs, Aberdeen, Perryman's Magnolia
and stemEeT's run,
f.4sngor. from Baltimore Tor Fortress Monroe, Nor.
f'k, city Point Anl Aehnand VIII take the iiAa a. IT,
stoppiuga, all stations between
Phi'alelphia and wilmington
i,ava philniclphin at 400, 1880, "A IN. 40, 500,
aui llsO IN. The 43o train connects with Dele.
ware r. II. ior Harrington AID intermediate stations.
Lsavo WILMtNdrOM $50, 7lb, $50 q. III 400, eE
rr.ins tor New Jl.tle leayr Philadelphia 900 a. m
Thc7 is <. NJ irAin from Wilmington will not stop
puRoJuH TRAINS SHUM BALTIMORE.
Leave WlLMl NGrON at II 90 M, s.a8, aud 1000 p.
CHESTER Fun rnlLhDHLrAIA
leave CH&s nEH a, Al, s.iS aud l0.i4 .. IN. lao.
t.Is, .18. AMI 1896 =. ~
From BALrIMogEto thladOlphia-Leav Baltimore.
J.
Ekptess O.J5 p. M, Express.
TRAINS tor BALflMJHE leave Chester at iae and
e.62 u. m, and 3 Js p III.
Traius los Baltimore iezre Wilmington st b2s 1873,
.uI., aud I.lb =. an.
FkEluur TRAINS with paBrsnger Cars attached VIII
leave follows: Wilmington 'or PerrySille aud inter-
mall 'tr Stations Al d'J A. Baltimore Tor lia're de-
Grace aud lRts mediate Stations nt 4lh p III, Perry
wills tor wilmuz aud intermediate Stations NJ 900
a connecting ninstOn with the Il. IN, train
for Phi.11sllhia.
$ j NJ DAY TR s..
EXPRESS TRAIN at 40 "a. for Baltimore snI
sahingtou, stoppngat Wilmington, Perryviile, llayrs
g. Grace Aberdeen perryman's Magnolia and Stem
msrA RIM,
'IiHr EXpkEoS 100 pm. Tor baltimore and WASH
Ston, stopping Chester, Thurow, lhnwOod, Clay
,solt, Wilmington Ncwars hkton, North Perry
vile and iiayro-dt-GfAoe.
Special Train vii leave Phil hclr.a fer wilmington
and intermediate Stations 1t i.3j y. N.
BALTIMORE FOR rHILADELFHIA:
Lt Ago BALTIMORE At - NJ, stopping at Havre-d
uraOs, perryrle aud Wilmington. Also stopn at Ekton
. nd Newark en take passengers Tor Phlndolphn AM
cave pas.ylycrs from washington Bsltimorc,l and
,e-ter pas'rusrs from Baltimore Washingtot
L L,.va Wilmington for Philadelphia at $50 y. IN.
II. +. KENNY, superintendent
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Va!ua BILE Farm for Sale.

q-A Containing ian ef, more or less. situate
f1 nm Oh the Btandywiue, in Christians Hunired
liiih NV Caate County, and g,e Of delaware,
lson snd others, The hui dimes lent, stone
House and Barn; both suppl 81 with water iro pipes
from spriuka; there is running water IN cry neld
good apple orchard and eat variety OF choice i.srs
and grapes It has5 ~ the y-ry best sausywiue
Mesdow; with 20 acres Of woodaud ~ ina hsh state
p enuIauop, within miles o. the Nilmiuaton CITY
lih' is very healthy apd desirable rrop rtv An
ply 10 Nm. NcCACiiEY ~
rkets
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Misses A. & l.. PYLE,
tsnccessors u Z. aud = Woudrow.}
6O2 Tltnall Street.

he ween sixth sn' seyenth Streets,
%ra Take this meth5 of inf ming tle,f numerou,
4Sj patrons, and III" uLlic t- At. that they have
wv tai hea the Old and vel knuwn Stand above nAma5
where they vi" he sIsal receive AID suit customers
with anything IN their hnc Of business Which may bs
odod iar. They keep everything that t,lupr- IA ~
Glass Mul'nfy store There be fIuud al their Stra
the lltest dYles Of Fail ant Winter Millinery Thry
would rssTestiull, invite the attention ~ the rnbiir 10
their arg 'tnrnt ut RIBBONS, Flowers &c Of The
latest Paiterr : at mod rate prices Pres aud Reach
to. q! A
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NEW CASTLE ACCUMULATION.
leave New Castle for Wmins,o0 and Philadelphia at
;3) n. IN.
Lave pnilsielphDe atg.oo p. IN. Wilmington 81
- FIR So% Castle.
Pliseugsrs aad IRON baltimore eau uo~ go through
With iut .tlppinz ovrr a. Nilmuigt M heretotore
Pastrngers 10 win: baltimore vt 70 NJ. for Ee
fern shor4 II risuyo ciit Now Cattle Junction
PAssen er- from E,sesn anpIn Baltimore viii change
at Wimin gtlu.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

Il number OF Farms o different si7es from 81
SfAf 20 100 acre.; of Ia under god euit-
lk.TGt raton mites from Wtlmug;on In Ctri-tana
iuudr d. two Of 80 nesr CentFeViils. adjoining eoi
turnpike Of 1T within mile Of the de, OF ~
Stanton, in Nil Creek Humid ell Of rs acres thlu
miles of Wilmington one Of 100 acres in MIL Creek
Hundred one otl3a4 acres stanton.
Also number Of Houses .-Ona ihrea stary ia Mar.
ket street in Orange stree, occupied as tavern
and buildiag lot with stable back be together
two t re story houses in East 9th street good brcs
n 427 last Fourth street; and Que in potlar -
description Of the above propstv be had h. call
ing on NJ. b. oGHELTREF
Real Estate Bfuasr
49, u H.
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AT A RAHGAIS

number O. building lots Tor sale the following
figures If applied tor
l+0 feet II land at the Corner Of Third and Jefferson
SITS. Price only Sli per 1t.
80 feet, Third Street. between M)nroe and Adams
Street. Price only 81 per foot
so ieet, on 4th street, between Monroe aud Adams
Street. Price only $40 per It.
Those desiring cheap and desirable building lots sit
uate in Of the most 1lnrIshing ot the city,
should examine above before purchasing ei.owhetc
compare figures with the prices per foot fer
property, at least hall mile further The neart Of
he city. may 2s q. IS GkUIR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

Thia Ia art rle ior vs. Ling without rubhin2 except
in very dirty Places, which viii require very sight
ruhi ami unlike other preparations oerei for kepur
pore will net rot the clothes. but VIII leave them
vii ar than urdina mtthoGs, without tic nsu. veal
t,sr.
II removes ease spot, n by maslc AMI sa'tpns
the nlrt by soaking that rinFng will in Ordinary
cases eutireT rimoys It
This powder Is prepared in accordance with chemical
science, and up proceta ptculr u itself VIII
secured by is'tofs Patent. II has been use or
more than ahu hHs proved itsell MYERS !
faVOrte whstoler 1t hts besn used Among the ad
ntHgts ella med 4Te IL Q u. wing.
II siyes all ofsoar usually used cotton
and linen good.
II save, mot o''ho l4tor or iub'itg, and wear er
tear.
.tsn, tor c'e ring 'yird yes It IS rraurpaassi With
ore quRrttr the nc GfG i.l ,isti srQu!t0 ii.
pufts th'fuiirl aid 'u.-s, rrh ,uilIiur ans
other mods. NJ water qn; ID eaeupt 10 u iseu the
,'uwher.
directions with each package.
II 'an bo readily spptecistrd by FiDsls s,- TIE
cost oiv al Ing faulty II ave s,H srscus will
srt -ec' THt,E CE>T..
ms maautt tureta ~ this powder ars aware that
mAfy Hsr'u-- hrounls li'iya teen introduced to he
pnlic rt I'll ayr tisd the q i LileA in teu0v
~ ih- tt't hut knowing the int iusiJ excellence of
JhI1 srsiuv, they eoutieuty proclaim hen- adapt
I'd tu meet d. hand which hHs long eNise aud Nbioh
has heretofore rsmnintd nnsurpiici.
nASuFAoTURED BIT
HOWE 3 sTENENs 100 Broadway, Boston.
ALsO MASufA2TpRERs or FAMILY LYE COL0Rs.
Far sc hy rteers and Dealers tyseyWhrre oci lt.3n