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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

NEW YORK, May 15.-Mr. Stenhouse,
editor of the Salt Lake Telegraph, and
Mr.. Taylor, agent for Mormon emigra-
ton, arrived here to-day from Utah to
perpare for the reception of about 600
Momons from Europe this summer.
The sum of $222, GOO has been received
for licenses under the new excise law
up to one o'clock to-day.
An immense body of men and wo-
men attended the Fenian demonstra-
ton at Jones' Wood to-day. Still only
the O'Mahony faction thus far acknowl-
edge the organizer as Stephens is call
ed. The Roberts men stand aloof.
This numbers one thousand and nine.
pect of a perfect union here even upon
the question of national sovereignty.
The examination of the treasury OF the
O'NIahony men by the direction of
Stephens says the Post shows that only
$500 remains, but by selling the lease of
the Union Square headquarters the sum
of 81, 600 could be obtained. There is
deficiency of $50, 600 which none of
the men who ought to know the facts
will explain.
New York, May 15.-James Stephens
receiv an enthusiastic ovation from
the Fenian Brotherhood at JONES'
Wood to day. About 600 persons were
present, but none of Roberts men were
in attendance. Stephens made forci-
Bile address, giving history of Fenian-
ism. He said he had but little money
from this country and the scandals
here were such us could only be COM
pensated by Irish liberation. They only
wanted money. Ireland had given ten
times as much as America in that way.
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the last statement was false or fraudu-
lent, such assessment shall not be re-
mitted, nor State taxes or duties col
Iected under such assessment be recov-
cred, refunded or paid back unless the
last statement or return was not false
or fraudulent, and did not count any
under statement or under valuation.
The committee progressed on the bill as
far as page 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16
New York Cattle Market.

The current prices for the week at all mar
lKets are as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

October, 1885.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, II not SUI
5periOr 10 any heretofore known. Those mi
want Of n dEst-class Plano, manufactured
with the greatest care and Of the best maize
rial, will save Dealers cODlHhasi0n, which only
makes pianos moro costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly 10
the factory, as above directed. or by applying
at Professor HARTMAN RRYTERS, No. lGS
Market street. for further Information. A
guarantee for i've years sgtven as regards du-
Tabnity DEMONSTRATION, for every instrument,
and Will be kepttn time for one year free Of
charge. Old pianos taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner of said estabs
lishment Will be here for one week.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. febSiy
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What - EIOvze.sy

The following eloquent extract is from the
! speech of Hon. Edgar Cowan, in the United
| States Senate, June 9Th, 1866, Oh the mis-
called Reconstruction propositions, which
have since passed Congress:
"Suppose you pass this amendment to the
Constitution, and suppose the southern states,
either for the purpose OF getting themselves
into line with you for the purpose of in
creasng their political power under IT, should
admit the negro to the franchise, Will your
/ children and your homes aHl your governs
/ nent be the more secure for that? What is
the difficulty Huder which you labor to day Z
Is it that the food upon which the dema-
gogue fattens has grown scarce and lie has
grown thin? Or is it the reverse? Is is not
because demagogism is rife everywhere; and
| Is no1 dernsUu0i,ln riE. iust =. r.-arnrfinn as
| Won furuJ> II the material upon which to
work Degrade your franchise, put it down
in the hands OF men who have no intelligence,
no virtue, and, what is worst Of all, no inde-
rendence-pnt it into the hands OF men who
have nothing to hope from it except in so
far as they can use il for corrupt purposes,
and shall we be safer then, | ask? Do you
suppose that the people of the States iii
which there are negroes viii send you more
intelligent, more learned, more viriuou,, and
more inder endent Senators and Represcula>
tvcs here If you make this change than they
would without?
Mr. WILSON They Will send mere loyal
men.
Mr.. Cow,y. I.oval." What u "lovaI9"
I ask Massachusetts what j. Iovai?"-
What j. the r,-earing of al, word? / fellow
that votes with Won, That j. like the chao
denim, ..orfbo1ox'-" orthodox is the way
I believe. b,,erodox is the way the other
man h,lfcy.s." "LcyaI' r,4;,,,s an aLolj.
t;,,is, ! surp,.. At least find that every.
hodv WHO d,as no, hspaen 10 be an aloli,
,;r,,ist or tarred ,yi,h hat s.i,, j. sa;I IN he
di.rnyal Loqalty, Nr. President j. a yary
.i,o,Ir word LOYALTY ,uf,,,,, obs. ..i,1c. ~
ti.a I,yys l. moan. I..-.a,-tr. i.c,a,.s means
I,,- ~ I'll a. lav mn. II VIE, ,r,,
II. ~; - 49, -. -
-. 80, ,,..,..,.'...., al o..
s.. -, ,..-- -,
,I.. a.. 49,. I.....
-, ,.i.:.r, -, -. - -. N,r
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AFTERN DON SESSION.

At 3 o'clock the convention reassembled
N the hall of presentativeS, aud proceeded
10 hcar the reports of the committees ap-
pointed in the forenoon TO elect delegates 20
the Philadelphia contention.
The following are the reports. which were
accepted, in the order hereby given
Delicate at Large-O. H. B-own.ng, of
Adams; T. J. Turner, of Stevenson: A. j.
Kuykendall, Of Jefferson; ID. X. Green, of
Marion Isaac Underhill of Peoria: W.
Fithian, OF Nermillion J. A McCltrnaud,
of Sangsmon: YIN. r. Morrison, of Monroe
c. l.. Higbee, of Pike; T. l.. Dickev. Of La
Sale 4. &. Parr, Of Scott, and S 5. Mar
shall OF Hamilton.
The report of the committee was accepted
and adopted
The committee appointed to select dele
gates for the different congressional dstr:c cts
then reported, III the order Of their districts,
rs follows:
First Dis,rict-Hon. George c. Bates.
Hon. Writ Dexter, Hon. Thomas Dexter.
Hon Thomas Hoyne and Hor. S. S. Hayes.
Alternates-Gen. Martin II. Wallace. Gen.
Walter b. Scates, Samuel ". Fuller and
John McGinnis, jF.
Second District-A. u. Harrington. J. s.
Fisher, W. b. Plato, and +. C. Garfield.
Alternates-H. L.~Perry, W. {. kimbal!, V.
p. Tarney and S. l.. Delani
Third District-Samucl Srcrder. ". D.
Meachum. J. Hathaway and L. B. Stiles.
Fourth District-Col. o. c. Cox, G. Ed
nun ds, Major IL. o. Sullivan and p. L. Cobb
AIternates-Col. W. II. Beanison, G.. W.
Hunt, Col. Hart and J. G. Madden.
Fifth District-W. +. Cook. W. Z. Dow
dali, J. G. Green and A NJ. Gibbons. Alter
nates-B. Turner B. Todd, W. T. Bryan
and Col. 4, Smith.
Sixth Dlstrict-Capt. \. Longwcrth, Col.
VIM. Reddick, Judge j. o. Norton and Col
Lorenzo p. Singer. Altelnates-IIon s.
W. Harrison, John Miller, Geo. y. Brown
and Col. II. f. Valet
Seventh District-CoI. l1-rE Coler, DR..
W. W. Chambers, Gen. C. Black and r. n.
Col. W. !. Galloway and A. n. Smyser.
Eighth Disirict-John +. Rossette. G. w
Parks, w. p. Chain and C. Knapp. Alter.
Gates-D. Sherman, i. II. Palmer, =. Z
Goodell and W. G. Bardell.
Ninth District-Hon. Ii. Ii. Glenn, Hon.
/. W. Ross, Capt. Barnard and james Ne
Creary. Alternates-Hon. ). S. BAILEY, +.
e. McSeely, Lyman Lacy and J. / McCau.
Tenth District-Hon. Anthony Thornton,
/ j. ketchum, +. Marshall AMI l.. :. Sat
ton. AteFnates-Col. Chas. Horton, Charles
Holt, J. ". Hawkins aud y. .. Long.
Eleventh District-Col W. L. Anderson,
Hon. j. c. Robinson, Hon. u. a. Eddy and
+. u. Ploston. Naturalization. G. Il.
sarncii, Co. :. 6. he.seeks, Capt. Judy and
DIR. J. L. TurE-y.
Twelfth D;strict-Eon. i. NJ. West Col
J. ]. Mitchell, Hon ". u. Kase ard Major
s. p. Upton. Alternates-CoIonel ". 1T
Ready, Hon. - Rely, G. ". Bracket
end DR.. C. T. Jones.
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Z !2c Ez".rl Commander
ESr-v--Ezs1a .1-.s;y.
lri.

II re- has been good deal of inquiry rs
to who 'ha real commander Of the Pru,s;au
army Is. AS .t Is NOT believed ILa, either the
king or lAe princes, though under fire. are
actually tie brains of the campaign. P,rlar,
the f,.,1a.rr sarap of Eero.c-a Letter throws
some light au the srh.ec;:
''Slit v- mast ac',uo, Ledge that in t.
present war tle Tr.s-iaa- A,.I no: only e ,a,
p,Iior armament. bu, ..tea'i-a a better Plan II
campaign. gad the rapid execution Of that
plan can not be sufficiently PRAISED. Old Gen.
Count No,tki has f. y won {. mos: cuyi>
able fame az one 0! the greatest generals Of
the age
Aud ,h;s. a'.o. "a 70 tho point;
Il NAV here observe that the real leader of
all the op-ra.c.s has been Cen Noltai. the
ch.e;of The royaj staff With regard 20 Prince
Er-lrtck Charles. ! have been told. on very
good authority, that he spent two montbs ia
the early part Of this vca- in Wandering
through The various vallc.s ard jgGles Of the
Bohemian frontier, disguised u a common
wa.oner. At all events, be vas = considers
allie time away from ferlir and no one &aew
whittier BE- bad gone. Itthis be the case. and
il Is very possible. one must say he deserves
- gain Victories He would get on anywhere
in fact Ec would get on IN Americai
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The newspaper business in Chicag % seems
to pay. In pecuniary view, at least, if not
as regards honors, : man is about as we'll off
at the head eft Chicago newspaper Is in fhe
presidential chair. Deacon Bross. of the
Trij,,ne, is wiling to pay an income tax on
$4,000; Mr.. Cowle,, of the same 4 concern,
g:cs il IN income of so, ,OO0-Joe Medi!I
realizes out Of the same concern $4,000 4
year; ard i've other stockholders Iepcr
$2C,0o0 q piece. Story OF :he ggmsi Is also
comfortable as to sorldiy gear, repo4ting en-
income of $25, 200 Charley wilson, Of the
J,,nnq} owns up TO 900 : yea +; and
even Mr. Brentany, Of Ike .Sleakszeiiitag,
acknowledges Al income OF $4,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-11

The surgeons reports show that our armies
have suffered greatly from chills and fever
which is induced by the miasma and change
of climate to which they are exposed. They
also End Ayers 4 que Cure is an eiIectual
remedy for this dis'empcr, and are u t4iug the
government to adopt itwirhin the regulations
The SurEeon-Geueral hesltates becarse it Is
put up IN z proprietary fem. However
great that convenience to the public he pre-
fers the physicians of the army shdall give
then own directions fox the doses Whatever
professional pride may dictate, lie K nows as
well as we DO, that Dc. Ayers "Cute te" is an
almost perfect antido,e for the Ague, and that
tie soldiers should have the benefit df it. a.
we'll as the people Eashmytoa COl lrespo,.>
dehf, d. c.
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: lady Of tins city has tame birI which
she is in the habit OF letting out OF it, cage
every day. One morning last weel: a, j, was
picking up crumbs Of bread OF the carpet.
hef cat who always before Showed great
kindness for the bird, seized il ON "a Sudden,
and jumped with !, in her mouth upou d
table. The lady was much alarmed for the
fate OF her ii,vorite, but or turEing about.
instantly discerped the cause. The door
bad been let open, and strange cat had
Just come into the room, Aftcg turning it
out, her own cat came down from her place
of safety, and dropped the bird at the lady 5
feet without doing it the smallest injury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-11

Rusl:in abafas not jot of his sharp,
biting, sarcastic style in his new essays.
This bit from one OF them IS exceedingly
pungent:
You women Of England are ali nov
shrieking with one voice-you and your
clergymen togethcr-because you Ee&r OF
yodr bibles being attacked. If you choose
TO OBEY your Bibles, you vii H5ver care who
attacks Them. 4 s just becaG4e you never
.aiai! single, downright. rgc4ept OF the
book that you ere 80 e..e.l. c' as credit.
The bioie tells yoi. 10 dress p.aia j. and you
aie mad ior aner. the i'itle t5liJ YOU L,
have pity On tie poor. and yol crush then.
under your carriage wheels; tnt Bible tells
you TO % judga.en: and justice, .nd 1ou do
not kno" nor care to know 20 ralch as gha,
the B:blc-wozd Justice means
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ICpL.o 0EHr.-A statement OF ,hf public
deb. just published shows father rel eiuction
during the last two months of.6ou: twenty>
seven millions of dolia.s. Twenty..lree
millions ot the remaining twensy-six millions
Of certificates Of Indebtedness have been re-
ducel during tce last month. TLa s.eta-
n1ant also shows that seven-thirties IRE .apid-
ly being converted into five.twenties.
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thirteenth District-Hor Wesley Sloan,
Col W. IL. Towns, w. l.. Hambleton, Col.
John NJ. Crebbs. Alternates EJno. L. Bawin,
John =. White, Charles Carroll and DR.. Paul
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: witty printer, who qnit !i.e business
studied physic, and became 2 physician, gave
his reason for so doing that IN printing all the
faui,s are exposed 10 tie eye, but in physic
they axe buried with the patient.
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! '''''0 .;ef, accused c. Ee'er having shed
= tear on the oceas.on o. his Tiie's death and
Durlai, deiended his conduct on The ground
that she caused him to sned so many before
her death, that the briny fountain was utter.
ly dry.
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4 correspondent writes that, if We desire It,
lie viii send us somethinG 10 Gil Up with
That's Just what we waIt. Suppose you com
ihemce now With good roa ting piece Of beef
and |. barrel Of nOar.
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What is the difference 'twixt w atch and
a fedder bed, Sam? Dunno, gin it up. Be-
cause the tickIn oh de watch is on de iyside
and the tickin Of ue fedder bed is on de out
side.
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Communication

| communicated" This G. Z. Is known,
and he takes great pains TO misreprescnt GER
| tain parties, because they were not disposed
to 90 for b C. Cook as the Republican nom
inee for Congress, and q. e. and the Rev. T..
in said communication have endeavored to
throw slurs at certain persons because they
could not be bullied and brows sbeaten into
| going for that crew, including : o, G.. c.
and B. c., not excepting Father Perkins and
the other ilks of the n. Church. All this,
because certain men saw fit to support Gen.
| Birney, as they undoubtedly had a right to
| do, instead of b. &. Cook, a man that we
| have known for his political trickery for the
! past twenty-five years, who has been for self
every motive and act having b. G. Cook in
| view, possessing that low cunning, tii';t al
political men of his calihra havey 1bo tape
been buriered by the political creedS of two
parties.
But as to the meeting at the Court House,
they say that one Hon. J. Miller was called
to the chair. and that he took his pay in
goid.' We trust he only took what justly
belonged TO him for his daily labor, and we
wish we could say as much for all other hon
orab,es, who take paw in gold or greenbaciis,
and have it to stick to their fingers, trying
All the time to cover it up, by saying 1t was
for legal advice and attorneys fees.
He says. also, that ''ihe following persons
were selected as delegates, the copperheads
meanwhile chuckling as they looked at the
Ioade. p;,L,n1 ,rl,"- - - VI
II Olmst4ad Eprys G stevens and la.rlr
Georoe s S,clbiu.' That soid aelara.cs
have bo!ted the Republican party, are seek
ers after congressional apn1intmnnts &c.
are ambitious To hold rp the taII of the cons
perhead kite. and other such staff.
| wonder if y q rccoIIarts when he to11,
the Ottawa DELEGATION and L,'te.7 the c,uyeo-
ton AT Morris bacarsa T. & couIJ not come
N ,i,,e With liz, L.. q E,r,,n NJ.
he ba- ..,s.,r,l,ci.r ~ call N L,r,er. bsc,Y.,
we vorl. T,;-ray ., an C,~.,st,,,Cy tlo,, a.-,
a ;auaI, I, ioal, C,,oL ,g., va,rs n La.,
Torton. and if il ,aI,a. NV, vo,rs +, heat
Cook. il will have to be done. for we ar.
bound t. make Won take your hole mex, time.
Now, a 90 oar being So, I.ers after arrp;nt-
.'.'S una, we see fs,.''i.'i'' 2i-is looming
t;-.'J Ir ,L, ,'a-.,. ia. ,,,,,. - ~, -.
q. C., 5. VI. Il Co.. iu. -ufo,,uua,-ly t. c.
has not the appointing power, and rhat -
,a.5 ~Hr,g ,f Ia iaD5 Iri. c5,iss III GF .1sy nse
thev cauuo, fulfil. aud which theg had no
intention Of fulfilling. Bat it was done TO
cover up many p!eose> that, IN The surprise
80 i, :. - . ~ wa z'' ma, ne '.. no
he has No., riven all Lis friend. the l!-ccs he
Fro.aised then.
Ia rsiaJ 10 our gong over 10 inc c9Ff-1-
ser',;,nc,t ,Jr. H., l I.,,.,. IL.
US. We saw. that wc are the ouiy true men o!
the Republican party, and tl-t oar resJ!t-
,'".s ] 3 as @ ~ s]'l J; oo-., e'.i,' s, a., ,
ar. 80, 8, have L,en carried ont in al for
,ler platforms of the party; aud having
no, TO be swerved from or much cherished
princi, les h. sI~i' tis- :. 0TrnEI,l9dff n
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r.o-. the Rev Joseph II. Kenuqr5 Ta-.. Of r Tut.
Baptist CIgr,h.l
Ila-e been frequently r..u.-al ,u connect r.r u ~,
$50. -r-naoiua~ ct ...i b.u1 .... lus
r.ri o.. tga.tI.. uaf ri HF gtt... .Ia ..sr,
i.E. d.. 10 ca-s- declined. lrs do rr.i s.,.urs
instance and IstticuI i INV fanny. o. 20 r-e-
g. D ,' Dr. lfn.Hful. a.r.u.n ...Ts, 2 'r'.. inr
uua. from Hy .-u, course. o. --I..s Er fg.l ..u
tit. for general 'e.ty oi tv -F-. . az t- f 'r
Liver Coup.llr. ID Is "a sal" a.l fJ,ti, .-pl l....a. a.
SOM. st.s mas .I: lut u.us~ d.u,t auf, It 3 l'1
very beneficial 90 tl.4. Who sr clg ..las.
A.ir#. yg-v r..f..rF
J.Ii. kFNtAiJ g.. .,a l.l5- Cg,I- -
PHILADELPHIA, Dec "a, isGl.
Rrv J. :. Herman. Of tie German E.f.-l Clurch
Kutztowu E,rA, county, Ft, ell. 90 .ia Dyspepsia
If twyut! a-s ..i....u--
A. NJ spar1Irr El.ar al taa 0.nsr'', No. - E,rth
Sixth street. ig.f'sl q. aH, .Hr- Obs t.#- WIS
rlauuyd h' ly Ee.I t- HI. aH. -iA h.s.ls care!
h:Ia Ji ouDl .-ta lrts..a'.Nu o Oh. a.-E.-s .t-s-.
R.v !. Newton Brown. u- Iit4r ot th, kue,cl1"r
db oi Religious hDo"loia ami Cl.....aa t-....s.o
Fh.Ye!piia.
H.. Ta.nas wialer, D. D.. Pastor % .s.r 4 Iap-
tit Church.
Rcy. Lew e. Geek Pastor Of ue Baptist Clleh. I'm
Lerton y J. i1rta-i; uf l'. Tr.h rs.tt tLur., Iur
delpha at present Passion o. tLg Lall church. tl-l,r
Penn yl,auia.
These gentlemen express. n, the strongest terms .hoiI
favorable .r.Hicn o. tA., L.tt-rs.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

1t was then moved that corhmttee Of 2
be appointed TO form an executive committee
10 cousis, of ore delegate from e ach congress
sional district. The resolution was carried,
and the following gcntlem II declared by the
chairman TO constitute such committee =.
:. Hoyne, 2. f. Parks, Wm. Barr, II. o.
Sullivan, =. r. Lindsay. ". ~ Steel, L. +,
Ferry, T. T. Kose,tc, ID. Il. Wilson, r. J.
A;,,ins, y. johnson, L. Ii. Hite and S. Z,
W',o.Iar
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ADDRESSES. ETC.

After the conclusion of the business of the
convention, several gentlemen. among others
Hon. Geo. {. Eates, Of Chicago Gen. J. A..
McCiernand Of Sprin Gfield, and Mr.. |. j..
hetchum, OF Jacksonville, were called upon
20 addresses, and responded in well -wCrded
and eloquent remarks which We're frequently
and loudly apP.aUded. The convention then
adjourned.
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The tea drinkers of this country consume
S0,000,000 pounds annually.
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THE ORGANIZATION,

Hon. Phillip A. Hoyne, of Chicago, from
the committee on permanent organization,
reported as follows:
President-Hon. David X. Green. republi-
can, Of Marion county.
Wee Presidcnts-Hon. George C. Bates,
republican, OF Cook county Col. Jonathan
kimball, republican, of Kane county; Sans
uel Stra WIDER, democrat, OF Whiteside county;
Cen John c. Cox, republican, of Adams !;
DIR. y. NJ. Gibson, republican, of Peoria !;
Hon. Z. S Terry, republican, of Vermillion !;
ID. Little, republican, of Logan y. G. Slack,
republican, of Schuyler county; Major w.
3. Little, democrat, of Christian county !;
Tazewell W. Turner republican, Joficrsun
county; Major Thomas Morgan, republican,
Monroe; and Louis Honick, democrat, of
Alexander county.
Secretarics-Henry O'Sullivau, republican
Of Adams county Joseph ". Dow, republi>
can, of LaSalle county; J. MGuinness, jr.,
democrat, of Cook. and r. W. Townsend,
democrat, of Hamilton.
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gHs-, by
s.EseE; a. E'H-gCgZ.

ALSfH N 1sXtFf xsFa A 14-
The above Market, after having len greatly e,lHr-rf
and tlToughy repaired, open ani ready iur H.
coluuaation of the public Nc expense h i"n spared in
furniture and fixtures make il place worthy o uur city,
and both pleasant hn!r will be profitable To visit
We propose keep hand, anl To- 10 customers ia
a stVe Of st,gsfior neatnes all kind, such
BEEF in steaks, Rna-'~, Dried. Coined. Co. MuTroS,
Wal HAAs, .HoyiDE2s; PORK, fros- and salt; Yalk-e
s.arastges. Sc &c
Also all kind. - Game - IT. season.
Fre-h Trout and 1hi:e Fish from the lakes.
In short egerytEing apPeriaiuing well regulated
C..y Market.
At the proper stand viii also - Kept ft the
,,la of All Lind. uf Fresh Vegetables. supplied from tE-
best ;rteiS IA the vicinity Gf the city.
E-IIears Will be delivered n any Part Of The city.
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RENEENIEEEs

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hickey. RICE & LEWIS. All.

Dff0RNEYS AT LAW. will practice in the F.'eriI Courts
and in the State Courts in Ia Stilc and djIi
Collections made and promptly rsntted. Office second
foor, HiiTyaJl'bf1 Bi,.,F. De-. II. IS5I-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-19
A New and Grand Epoch in Medicinel

DR.. MAGGIEL is the founder of a new
Medical System The quantitarians
whose vast internal doses enfeeble the
stomach and paralyze the bowels, must
give precedence to the man who restores
health and appetite, with from one to two
of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most virulent sores with box or so of his
wonderful and a!l-healing Salve. These
two great specifics of the Doctor are fast
superseding all the stercotyped nostrums
of the day. Extraordinary cures by
Maggiels Pills and Salve have opened
the eyes of the public to the inefliciency
of the $50 called) remedies of others, and
upon which people have 60 long blindly
depended. MaggiePs Pills are not of she
class that swallowed by the dozen, and
Of which every box fali taken creates an
absolute necessity for another One or
two nf Slasglefs Pills sufices toplace the
bowels in perfect order, tome the stomach,
creates an appetite, ana reader the spirits
light and buoyant There is no gripping
and no reaction in the form of constipa
ton. Ii the liver is affected. its func-
tions are restored; and if the nervous
system is feeble, it is invigorated This
last quality makes the medicines very
desirable for the wants of delicate fe.
males. Ulceroas aud eruptive disease
are literally extiuguished by the Olsen.
fectant power Of Maggiels S Salve. In
faat 10 hare noI Ii
BILIOUS, DYspEPTIc AND DIARRHEA
Pills cure where all others fail. While
for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and
all abrasions of the skin, MAGGIEL's,
SALvE is infalliable. Sold by j. MAG
GIEL, 43 Fulton Street, New York, aud
all Druggists, at 20 cts. per box.
For Sale at Drs. GRAHAMS& HUS.
ELTON'S Drug Store, sole Agents in
E1tler, PA. (may Q, '66.