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never stopping 10 ask or wonder how
ne could Asve Sotne tos me. r u r
ara Iei, xay yiis' if il i .a;s sls boys
IN an instant he was gone for aid.
He met the two men returnino. from
the coal-shaft just beyond the garden
Iaihng, and dazed as / was by every
thing that DAY, knew enough to run
to the house for q bit Of food, that
might never meet the lips it was pre-.
pared for, and to lend hand at the
crank, as my John and another brave
soul went down out of sight. The
signal came to draw back before
many seconds, and the. two men
could not lift themselves out of the
bucket, when they came into the air,
but held on with white gasping faces,
although We wound up as fast as we
could; and when I saw them, knew
my two boys would never come back
to me rs they had gone from me.
But [ had my husband safe, and /
tr1ed to take that into my soul, and
TO make it grow there and cover mp
the great wound that l had got"
You didn't tell us how your hus-
band got out gasped Paul, thinking
OF his own inst escaped danger.
mo, | forgot that, thinking of the
boys There were terrible eruptions
and explosions down there in the
deep blackncss. and the lamps seem
Ell of no use ut all, the air was so
thick; and God alone knows how,
but the way between the East and the
west shafts were opened by some
angel, and the poor follow escaped
death by it. At that dreadful time
the inlnc was SO filled UP that the old
places are not cleared away yet, and
that IS what I am waiting for It
Will come soon now. John never cot
Wen. he went away from me dav bv
day, until at l,s, | could find him no
longer; but Ill some way he left ali
ms chcerfulneSs and his thankfulnoss
behind for mo to live by. The last
words lie sid were, Tn going TO the
West sha!t TO watch for the boys; you
stay and watch here That night he
diH". and ! saw the same full moon
walk down the great blue field up
above. and the slut,low Of the noun
tain came up, aud it WAS all darkness:
bat the sun Wa Sl:iuin. when I lifted
up my face. II had been shining
full on nay face and on Johns, but it
WAS not the Sunshine that made his
shine SO, it was something that he
SAW III heaven, and they pnt him
away with the light still on it
That night the miners brought up
from the depth below something that
they touched tcnderly aud carried
with uncovered heads into the little
brown house
The little brown mt OF house
has gon" from the mountain: the
httlc woman wto had found the foun-
tam OF perpetual youth, is gone from
shc carth to where life springs are i'm
mortal. and secs the something that
John saw in heaven; and to Us, who
watched ;inu arc l"t:, there are dark
mlne>, aud miners eve: coming Up
and COINS !oMa waiting, for us to
giv" them y helninS hand, and t"
pour into the shafts Of life of the
sIh>hlnr 'hat ti"i give, richly to
those WHO dwell on His mountain.
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COPARTNInSHIp

TENiE nndcra gncd have formed :. copa~t
Il ii"rshln for the transaction of the AUG
llON and COMMISSION BUSINESS in the.
ci,r of Columbus. nader the nausan,lsf
OF MIDONALD X NcEI4WEE Our o.iicr
ana 7t0:c-ro. 'nls arc situated! on Lady
street, ii"st '!':p" WcSt Of the Post Office
va l'' W. w!!! gave s:rc: attention To any
h':~!ii' - ",tlustcu - our care. n,rl " Ill
t.'I'"''.t a. ,,.:r -ati~fAct !on to AZ com
t,IHrG. H. p. MrDONAI
.AuS i ;;.:,o j. H. McEIWtE
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rFy,om he Ne,o YORK. Ne,cs.] ]
Cruel Dun Spiro. Eaao.

Ye may furl the cleaning star-cross
That bit hundred fieldss IL
And sing your triumphs o'er its loss--
~Tis all Your power yields!
Aye, tear tho buttons from the grey,
Confederate" from our scroll;
Tho heart will scar its own decay
Ere ye can chain The soul.
Furl tho red banner-scribe its tale,
And shroud with regal pail;
Thrill the requiem's surging vail
While We sound our thrall;
A Iauntless race has owned its sway.
That cross baptized i'll flame,
That shone ON Jackson's deathless ray,
The valley-march Of fame.
Aye, live the years that hailed thy light
1a1nsnum a.asn im%ssssa'ss TsT;ns sor the right,
Claim yet our fealty.
C,uci dun sptr0, tido,
Echoes each fiery sOul-
The dead yet crown their thousand hills
And point their hero-roll.
"Subdued," yc whisper; catch the CLEAN
That flashes from the West;
From the staunch heart OF Donelson,
From Shiloh's CORY breast;
Mansfield, Belmont, mem 'ries bring
Olustee and her glades-
And boldly Cleburne's echoes ring
q From the kingly realms Of shades.
Ana CnaraeSpon, prOuuer N nor pfidc,
More haughty In her fan,
That when upon the stormy tide
She rang the evangei call.
And last, those faces gaunt and grim
That caught that April light;
Mark-'neath that grey with war-smohe
dim,
Smouldered heart-fires Of might.
Then furl our banner'd glory,
That erst famed IN the fight:
Ye canhot tomb the story
Burned ON its stainless white;
From Sumter's battlements it calls,
When Elliott GU rded there,
And each proud fo.d hero pals
Whose life nerves our despair.
J.C. NJ.
New YonK, Marca 20, 1866.
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WESTMINSTER HOUSE

Corner B'oonac Street and Roaoe,-y, Ny. /
IAhiS house, capable of accommodating
a a three hundred guests and kept on tho
near to all points. City cars pass the the
tiotei to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places OF Amusement every three
minutes: Single Looms, s1.O0 per day:
Jar lily Prom, ;ntc
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Grimaults Brazilian Guarana.

For immediate care OF nervous head
ache, neuralgia; vegetable substance; on
.lvriy ino!f-usivc, Of Brazilian origin.
General Depot In Paris. at GKIMACLT
Er Co, 45 Rue Richelieu; IN New York, at
FNUGERA y VAN DER KIEFT 80 North
William street, and at eYcry good chemists 5.
Aug l2
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CLECTiUN notice.

CITY t!.EHKS OFFICE.
toLrNblA, August g. 1866
4 :. Eliza ilNN ton one ASSISTANT TO
4 n !CEMA\ Mi /, held in the Council
Nh.n!hrr, on II ESDAY EVENING. 2l.t
nN' Apr!r'Hn'' f'r the position w:ll file
ti'!r applications. with the names Of their
sufttIes, AZ tliis "tiie.c, On or before the 2O,h
inst. BI ,...cr OF the CITY Council
Aug !! s. NrNAHD% ,'ity (lnr,
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HETIEh THIT C0PAIBl.
Gr;manlt's Vegetable Matico Triiec-
ton and CAPSULES.

Whtl" al other medicines have faI!cl.
tnrsv preparations wlll always effect cur,
:;;"sc Insure rapid and extraordinary cure
%! s,'ycr: rccca; and clro";. cases of pyi-
vat" disease. They are used in the hospi
tails rf Paris by the celebrstcd Dir. E!coid,
aud are found greatly superior to all hithel-
10 known mineral remedies and Cupaiba
and Cnhcbs. Tie injection IS used in re-
cent, and capsules in the more chronic
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WILL LEAVl; ATLANTIC WHARF on
wv TUESDAY next, August 7, at FIVE
O'CLOCK P. Nj. precisely.
For Freight or Passage apply at the Office
of the Agent, A. J. SALINAS,
2l and % Eendue Range.
This line is running regularly in conncc-
ton with the South Carolina and Georgia
Railroads, b. which Freight will be for
warded, free of commission to Augusta,
Macon, Atlanta, West Point, Montgomery,
chattsloosa. Nashville, Memphis, Can
Charlotte. n. c., &c.
Cuusignces at H..,ton McssIs. DANIEL
LIZ Is ~ CO. Au:,3 fm1mu
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Genuine Durham
SMO KING TOBA Geo.

The undersigned is the sole proprietor of the
above named article, being the successor of the
original manufacturer.
Having Obtained letters patent for said article,
be hereby warns all persons against manufacturing
or attempting to manufacture said article.
All venders of the "Genune Durham Smoking
Tobacco" must obtain it from directly from
my authorized agents.
The following are my sole authorized Agents at
present. Others will be added
Stenhouse Macaulay, Charlotte; W D Smith,
Fayetteville; Walker, Farrar Co., ,Newbern !;
Northrop Cummings, Wilmington H D Teei, Tar
boro Venabe, Petersburg; Ashton Emerson,
Portsmouth, Va; Adolph Berry, 172 West Pratt St,
York J. GREEN.
Durhams, Orange CO, N. c., June 25 1866 3m
Gss" Stenhouse & Macauay, Agents at Charlotte.
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The Southern Express Company,

For the transportation of merchandise, valuable
packages specie bank notes bonds, &c for all parts
of The South and Southwest, in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
have established their agency at SO BROADWAY,
NEW'iORk, where orders call for goods to be
forwarded South will receive prompt attention.
y;nsI.. anu 'il'hAuies deilFere" 10 h"rhCeh .
hlhsley $, American and United States Express Com
Panies' Tor the Southern Express Company, will re-
ceive prompt Dispatch
For particulars, rates of freight &c &C. apply at
the office of the Southern Express Company So
Broadway. H r PI.5NT
Dec lS 1868. President
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PRAC TICAL TAILOR
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country. that he is prepared TO manu-
facture genlemens Clothing in the latest style and
NJ short notice His best exertions will be given
render satisfaction to those who patroniZe. him.
Shop opposite kerrs Hotel, next door % Brown s.
Stitt's store.
January !, 1866.
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BINGHAM SCsaOOE,.
NERA ANESVUIE \ y

new term begins on the 25rh ofJuly next. For
the accommodation of young men who cannot take
n classical course an ENGLISH AND CONNER
CIAL REPAYMENT has been organized
For terms address COL. WM. BINGHAM
June IS 1866 I'm Mebanesvle, n C.
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W HNs
fSurviving partner Of late firm of Rankin Martin,
General Commission Merchant,
WILMINGTON N G.

Personal and prompt attention given to the pur-
chase and sale of all descriptions of Produce and to
the receiving and forwarding of Goods. Charges
for the reasonable those of any other
regular business house in the city.
He has ample Warehouse and Wharf room, and
an experience of thirty years in the business, and
therefore feels confident of being able give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their
patronage.
REFERENcEs-T Dewey, John Young, l.
Wrison. John Wilkes and VIM Yates, Charlotte.
June 25, 1866 I'm u
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CLOSING OUT al COST.
No Misrepresentation.

In order to make change in our business by
Fall we are determined to close out entire
Stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes Gents Furnishing Goods, &c, &C, and
offer them at and below COST.
A call is solicited, and you will be convinced of
the fact that nothing is msrepresented. The line
of Goods abore.enumerated of the first class
and complete.
Great inducements are being held out to Whole
sale Buyers. A. WE'LL CO,
No. "a Tryon Street, Parks Budng.
June 25 1866.
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THE CONSTITUTION
North Caro11na a,
As amended De n6o11ted BIZ The late COacentt0n

We, the delegates of the people OF North
Carolina, in Convention assembled, for the pur-
pose of amending the Constitution OF the State
having consolidated the same as adopted ON the
18th day of December, A D., l776, with the
anne ndments thereto, which were ratified on the
1lth day of July, A D, 1885, together with
sundry amendments adopted in the years 1896,
1861 and 1862, and other amendments adopted
by this Convention do ordain and establish the
folio wing Constitution for the State:
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HutchisOn & Springs,

CHARLOTTE, N. c.,
Agents of the most reliable E.ySUR.f.TCE
CO.NP.I.TEES in the United States.
BE on the SAFE SIDE and insure your property
against loss OF. damage by fire.
ALSO, INSURE YOUR LIFE for the benefit of your
wife and children.
RISKS taken at moderate rates.
Cull on HutchSon & Springs, No A. Granite Row.
Z. NYE HUTCHINSON,
J. NJ. SPRINGS,
March 5, 1866 Agents.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

Mt cost for cash. Our former friends and patrons
will do wei supply themselves at
We will keep at all times good supply of Cloths,
CassimerS and Vestings which will be made to
order in the best style and manner, We will keep
also good stock of Hats Shirts, Drawers and other
furnishing Goods.
FULLlNGS L SPRINGS.
Jan % 1866
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have left all their Notes and Ae-
couu,s in the hands of Mr. James II. Henderson-of
this city, where we hope aii that owe will call
and settle, a soon they car, as we need money.
KOOPMANN L PHELPS.
June Ii, 1866 At
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OEsce u. G. Railroad CO.,

COMPANY SuoPs, June Il, 1866
Tie Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the North Carolina Railroad Company,
will be held in the town of Hilsborough on Thurs
day the i2ih Of July next.
Stockholders who cannot attend in person will
please send their proxies.
Jane 18th. F. A. STAGG, Secv.
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Nn Gents and Youths Caps and Straw Hats
very low at Mcleod STEELE'S.
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100 Barrels Thomastown LINE, in good order,
for sale. Nrply to Agent at N. c. Railroad Depot.
June 4, 1866 If
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Dry Goods; Clothing, Hats,
ATTENTION
People Of Charlotte and sur
rounding country!
SELLING OFF BELOW N. Y. COST.

NO HLNBJG-NO HUMBEG!!
4 $50 1000 Stock of Goods must all be sold
IN three noahS
The citizens of Charlotte and surrounding coun-
try will do we'll to call at Ii. E. MORSE'S before
purchasing elsewhere as they will save from 25 to
so per cent by so doing.
Merchants from the city and country will do we'll
to give call, as ! will sell them Goods cheaper
than the cheapest | have on hand large and
well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Millinery,
Ladies, Gents, Misses and children's Boots and
Shoes, large assortment, all sizes; Calicoes
of every variety Hats and Caps; Confectioneries
Crockery; Trunks; Fasesi large stock OF Notions,
and many other articles too tedious to mention.
GEas~ Don't forget the place-at DR.. Pritchard's
old st.snd, opposite the Court House.
LII. E. MORSE.
ALSO, for sale a fine, spacious RESIDENCE,
with good Garden and ouI-houses attached.
II. L. MORSE.
June 25, 1865 3m
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Esiy> Ladies', Misses and children's BOOTS and
SHOES, Congress Caters, and Slippers, very hand
some and cheap, at MCLEOD SFEELE'S.
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Ladies' Hats and Bonnets.

Trimmed and unrimmed Bonnet Ribbon, French
Flowers &c, very handsome, at
May l4th Mcleod STEELES
Handsome and Fashionable styles of Ladies
DRESS GOODS, Laces, Shawls &c, very cheap at
May l4th MCLEOD STEELE.
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FULLINGs & SPRINGS

Have removed their CLOTHING and MERCHANT
TAILORING STORE. to No. Granite Row, lately
occupied by J. S. Phillips. We Offering
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JUST RECEIVED.

CATAWBA
English & Classical High School.
The second Session of five months of this School
will commence the 9th day of July.
Terms:
Tuition from $40 to SIS, specie rates.
Boarding in families from $40 to SIS, currency
Boarding il. clubs from So to 81, currency.
For circul.,rs and further Information address
Clapp, Newton, N. c.
J. C. CLAP?, A B.
June IL, 1866 If S. NJ. FINGER A B.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DRS. GIBBON McCOMBS, having associated
themselves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery,
respectfully tender their professional services TO the
citizens of Charlotte and surrounding country.
From a large experience in private as well as
Field and Hospital practice, they feel justified in
proposing pay special attention to the practice of
Surgery in all its branches.
Office in Granite Row, up stairs, opposite the
Mansion House.
ROBERT GIBBON, NJ D.
Dec II. 1865 J. P. McCOMBS, ". D.
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Linen and cotton Sheeting, Pillow Linen.
&c, very low, at MCLEOD STEELES.
Nav 4. 1866
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Grain and Grass Scythes,

Scythe Snaths, Ames Shoves and Spades, Collins
Axes, &c, at MCLEOD STEELES.
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ARTICLE III.

Section l. The legislative authority shall be
vested in two distinct branches, both depend
ent on the people, to-wit: Senate and House
of Commons
See. 2. The Senate shall consist of fifty re-
presentatives, biennially chosen by ballot, aud
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
Trial List for Feb'y Term 1866

FIRST WEEK.
Henry II slat,r rs. Thomas 4 Mnrdecai Blaksly.
John Gallaher rs Dr. s. S, CLrisiy.
Andrew Sloan David Hoover and wife
James Bredn l.. z. Mitchell David Kelly David
p. Kelly.
Commonwealth Pa rs. Edward FAKE
John Ramsey 4. L. uillorpie.
VIM. u. Lennon ss. Jacob ethling,
SECOND WEEK. >
James Kerr ". John Snyder.
Wm. Richee Henry Bean, Admir- Of David D. Bean dd
Thomas Bryan rs. Samuel Moore
John Graham e al heirs Of DR. James Graham decd
John waldsmith Margaret Graham.
Nancy Carnshnn George NJ MCsndless
VIM Lyttle wife rs. Jacob Neely.
X. J. Jones Vim. Winner
y. II. &J. Adams Samuel Campbell.
Robert Boyard tx of WIN, McGirk, deed Us Margaret
McGirk, ct al
James b. Mstthexs Admir- Of Newton H. Mstths dead
Isaiah Matthews.
Commonwealth Ex. Rel OVerseer. Of Poor Of Jackson
tip. Joseph Keeling.
NJ. 8 Adams for .. Cornelius Hsll.
II. s. Adams. for use rs. Cornoliis Hall.
Eleanor Hines Samuel sinner, Jr. Samuel Wilmer
Isaac English VIM. staff Robert Allen.
Vim. FOrquer u.s. Hugh and VIM Murrin Ex'rs OF j
Murrin, deed.
Jane Wilson, rs. John Henry Krepps John Ehram.
Rev. A. H. Waters Samuel Galiahsr.
Vim. Fowler David Mcdonnell.
VIM. Dunn Arch'd Bskcly.
Vim. Stewart for James and Hugh Murrin.
Harvey d. Thompson jas. $. Kennedy.
Casper Fam Kunnekunte Strut.
spanx Chslfint Co. rs. NJ 8. Adams
Earah J. Riddle Robert c. Campbell. Admir-
wM. sf00Ps, Proth y.
prothonotary's Once, Jan. 81 1866.
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j. U. NELLY
q. ii. GUMrPER,
SIMEON NIXON,
No7TCH

AT meeting of the Commissioners snd Auditors OF
Eutler county, Jan 9th 1856 in tho Commissioner )
Office Il WIS unanimously resolved
lst, That Collectors who claim hold receipts in full
from former Tsasurers, ana reported indebted
TO the Copaty, hereby notified, that tho County
Auditors have power toreyiew the settlement of
former board and Collectors observing mistakes In the
Report Appeal within sixty days or be held re
sponsibls foi the balance reported against them.
ID, That, whereas, 1t has become custom to give
vouchers 10 Collectors r counterfeit money received by
them and the County Treasurer credit for all
felt money received by him. We hereby notify all
Collectors and the County Treasurer that all counter
foi money and notes banks broken vt ths time of
their reception taken by them In payment of taxes
shall be their opH loss.
january 7th, 1S66:,jt.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL sell 100 ACRES of land situate in Parker tn
i near Silver Creek, Butler county Pa; about sEy-
cleared about Thirty acres Of meadow ground
which is good oil territory. Log hogse, story good
frame Barn, good APPLE orchard, between 75 and 100
bearing trees whch be bought for $40 per acre. one
hall in hand and the balance In year good and
sufficient title can be made az any time.
rst. q, fs6,-ti = R3-'A
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN,
Omcc and IsesIdcncc. NO. I33,
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 tue sick and have successfully treated
than THIRTY THOUSAND different Of disease.
we feel warranted in presenting our claims for your pat
Onr peculiar system of practice may need some exr
planation IL being EcLscTIc connected with that Of
Our remedies arc principally vegetable, dscardIng
entirely the Of Cdionel or Mercury in any form
believing it to be disonsecreains agent Of the worst
description.
We are also opposed to the use Of the General blood
letting in any believing It to be injurious to the
constitution and often times dangerous to life
Our mode OF detecting "ehrunic ef-ctions.n Of the
internal organs, is principally by an examination OF
the urine
During the whole of study and practice
have paid pat ticuar attention to this Old derman
Mode Of detecting dieases and feel perfectly salts
fed that there Is certain sign offered in di-
ease' than is presented in that secretion
We therefore solicit all thas" laboTng under what
ever disease Nnd particularly chronic and complicated
and also all those diseases peculiar to females and
pertaining to and children, to give trial
BY the most critical examination of every ease pre-
cOvery Of the true nature of every disease and sparng
pains in the selection of the appropriate remedy in
every case we hope to attain the highest award Of sue
cess belonging to professional skill.
In fact We have already the pleasing assurance in
the extensive business Of past and the constantly
Increasing practice that daily crowdng upon us that
our system will be more appreciated practice be
comes more generally known
Therefore now especially invite those labor
s uhusr any lingering dsease thi mas not beeh cur
ed, because perhaps, the complaint not properly
understood TO send vial of their urine for examina
tion. and have the necessary Anedicne sent them.
Wewsh it distinctly under stood that this special in
vtaton is given to those who hase sufficiently tried the
remedies Of their fnily physician and have failed to
obtain relief Ht his hands.
Ifothers choose to apply however we will give them
sse best attention, and will promise them relief in
every where a rea.onabIs hope be entertain
ed.
Believing therefore that you will properly appreciate
the advantages claim for system the old
bleeding, blistering and calome practice, promise
you by the most eu Investigation Of every and
prompt attention to buoiness to fully merit your
Thy patronage Respectfully yours,
L. 0LD-HUE, NJ D.,
Practising Physician,
No Is2 Grant street. nearly opposite, the Cathedral
Pittsburgh :::it
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28

UNIIE sunmer term Of this School will commence on
Il tho sEoosD MONDAY Of ApRIL, 1866, under the su.
pervsl9n Of D. Gross, and continue Il weeks. Phot
ography and Gymnastics will be taught. in addition
tle Branches heretofore taught in this shoo, Prof
Boreland Is expected TO give Lessons instrumental
Music in connection with the school.
by order of the Board,
wH I. BREprs. .prestl
]. W. crSfffr, see'y. Metcs, 'sa3
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KNITTING Nxacilines.
Real Estate Agency.

FINiE undersigned has opened an office IN Butler Pa
i for the purchase and sale 0f Real Estate Persona
wishing TO either sell purchase Farms. other Real
Estate, will find IL to their interest TO call on me.
have on hand a number Of good Farms Of various
sizes for sale such terms viii suit pure hasers
Persons wishing TO dispose Of their Real Estate will
fni 1t I" their advantage TO place it my books
Those desiring topurchase be suited, in variety,
price and quality, by reference my list
Any information in reference to Real Estate In th
county can be obtained by applying by letter or per-
sonally, 70 the undersigned.
ONCE with Jno. NJ. Ihompso n ATTY at law Rntler Pa
JAMES 7. MJUSKfN
eb14, '8ctE1 Real Estate and Insurance Agent