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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
D. 4. nArIrY, c.E.oRBwa7.
CIV Of Mauryco. Of Giles county.
5ahson county. Il Huntsville. Ala.
BAILEY, 0RDHAI 6 CO.
Cotton, Commission
WHOLESALE GROCERY
WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 8 and z Broad St.,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

WE BEG LEAVE TO RETURN THANKS
w to our friends for the very liberal share ef
patronage bestowed upon oiir house the past
season, and would say that. having enlarged our
facilities for STORING COTTON, We are now
prepared 70 give every sttentiou TO the STORAGE,
SALE AND SHIPMENT OF ALL COTTON
that every effort viii be used to secure the verv
EElG HEST MARKET PRICE. whethar
sold here or in other markets.
Will make CASH ADVANCES on an Cotton or
other Produce shipped 70 rs. Our TERMS SHALL
ALWAYS BIZ AS LOW AS ANY OTHER
RELIABLE HOUSE.
JAMES NJ. CARSEV AND WI. 7.
SAMPLE viii give their undivided attention
to the Cotton Department, and viii strain every
nerve % make It 10 the Interest Of Planters to
patronize as.
We viii At all times keep a fun stock Of Groee-
mes. Bagging. Rope and Iwine and ell grades Of
kloGr for sale at the lowest prices.
WANTED.-We wish 10 purchase washed and
nnwashed WOOL. FEATHERS AND DRIkD
fbUlI, and viii alwaysEive the BEST PRICES.
nAHLEY, ORDWAK q co.
Fancy FIOurg Fancy Flour -
We will keep constantly on hand. BY the single
barrel or ear load, ia. VAUGHN z Co IS cele-
brated LOCkLAND MILLS FLOUR. which we
will warrant in every instance. We viii also keep
several other brands Of Flour. which We offer 20
the trade 81 the LOWEST CASH PRICES
Dealers viii do well 70 examine eur Flour be-
'S'' - BAILEY. ORDwAY & co.
au22-6m
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THE GRAVE OF ALBERT SIDNEY
JOHNSON.
The Mobile Register says: A lady correspondent,
In a recent stroll through the Saint Louis Gene
try in the city Of New Orleans. visited the grave
Of General sALBERT SIDNEY JouEsoS. and found
. written epitaph pasted upon rough board at
tachcd 10 the tomb. In her note 10 7. T.. our fair
correspondent says she was affected 10 tears upon
reading it. and took the trouble to copy it. DcrJa-
tim. She begs US 10 find out the author. and she
should be gratifed in tkat desire If it were posi-
bic for T. 7. to do SO. Here is the beautiful cpl
tanh
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Nashville and Decatur Railway.
Through 70 Memphis without Change Of Cars only
One Change between Nashville and Mobile, aud
New Orleans
FARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
CONNECTIONS CERTAIN AND RELIABLE.
Lurame's Sleeping Cars on all Mig
Trains.

Lurame's Sleeping Cars on all Nigh
Trains.
ONAND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPTEM-
" BIER 2D, 1866, and until further no
tice, Trains will run as follows:
Memphis, Mobile ana New Orleans
Express, Daily.
Leaves Nashville, Time from Nashville to
Mt $40 P. n. Decatur hours 81 min
Arrives at Decatur. Memphis Is hours 50
4lIA.M. minutes. ---'-- p
Memphis. $50 P. NJ. Mobile IS hours 5 min.
Mobile, ll:45 A. NJ. N. Orleans a hrs 50 mini
N.Orleans, $50 P. n. Time from Memphis to
Leaves N. Orleans, Nashville Is hr IS min.
800 P. N. Louisville p hrs IS min.
= Memphis, 200 P. N. Time from New Orleans
Mobile, l;O0P. n. to Nashville 50 hours
Arrives Nash IS minutes.
willie. 5:4s A. N. Louisville AZ hrs IS min.
Louisville, 2S5 P. N. Z m from Mobile to
Connects at Nashville Nashville "a hrs As min
IN Louisville direct Louisville 43 hrs 80 min.
with TRANS for al inn
pOrtant points.
Huntsville Mail. Daily, Except Sunday
Leaves Nashville ut 7:4O A, "; arrives at Decatur
at 500 P. NJ: arrives at Huntsville at 7l3 P. NJ;
leaves huntsville at3:l2 AN. Decatur at $50 A. n;
arrives at Nashville at 1855 P. N. Connects direct
for Louisville. and with afternoon Trains on d
{. N. a N. w. & Z. a X. r. R.. for all points
on those lines. s-1fe ll e..
Columbia Accommodation Train. Daily.
Except sunday.
Leaves Columbia at 7:l5 A. ": Arrives at Nash
vile ut 1000 A, NJ; leaves Nashville at s. Is p. NJ:
arrives at Columbia, 600 2. n. ail
Ih-0ngh Tickets can be procured at the Office
OF the Nashville City Transfer Company, North
east corner Of Summer and Church streets. and at
the Broad Street Depot, Nashville. TENNESSEE
j. II. VAN DYNE,
Sept General Superintendent.
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A CARD.

We respectfully introduce to our old friends
orr successors in business. HueH MccREA & Co.
who continue the Commission business at our
stand, No q South Market Street
Our own Office is No. q College Street, where
we hope all parties who are indebted to US will at
once call and Fay their accounts now due, and all
parties who have any claims against US viii pre-
sent them for payment. as We wish to close ap our
business at an early day.
ianI3-tf AK a. HAMILTON e. Co
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and of facilitating their progress, then
there came up from far and near, muir
merings loud and long for such ertrava-
gaace. Men who are quick to introduce
every modern improvement for the cult
vation of their laud, and who become
greatly interested in well trained horses
and fine cattle, growl most piteously at
Directors when increase some expense is
incurred to facilities for the training of
their children in those branches essential
to their usefulness aud happiness in So
ciety.
And so we might go on, at great leagth,
and enumerate the many causes Of dis
satisfaction and of complaint against Di-
rectors, showing that the work indeed is
thankless one, and hence requires men
possessed of the spirit of self-denial and
willingness to make whatever sacrifices
may be required in order to promote the
cause, and confer upon the rising genera
tion the priceless boon of we'll trained
and we'll stored mind.
A. III. WATERS.
PRoSPEcT, March 10th, 1866,
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The Rev. Alex. Campbell, the foup
der Of the religious body called the "Dis-
ciples of Christ" died at his residence in
Bethany, Western Virginia, on the 4th
of March, aged 7S years.
The Cork Herald says that emigra-
ton to the United States has already com
menced on large scale 1t is not the
poorer classes that are departing, but
those who could live at home if they could
only be taught to be content with their
lot
There is q more cheerful feeling
among business men, and hopes arc freely
expressed that better times are net far
distant. The action Of Congress in rela-
tion to the financial policy for the coming
year, is watched with much anxiety, and
until some ioea can be formed of it, bus
iness will not be very active.
Operations at the fishing shores on
the Lower Potomac have commenced
Only few herrings and shad have as yet
been caught but so far, most unusual
quantities of cat fish have been drawn
ashore in the seines at all the landings
more than were ever seen before.
1t is currently stated thai there is no
doubt that the confederates in Mexico are
engaged in some secret movement Of no
small importance, and no matter under
what banner or with which party they
take up arms they will certainl y not fight
on the side which has got the least money, g,
nor be particularly scrupulous about obey
ing any orders inconsistent with their.
own desires, True they mean to fight
when oornered, but it is for money, not
for glory, that they take the field this
time. To-day Vera Cruz is alive with
Confederate Americans. Large parties
of them have disappeared within the last
week or two.
"A San Francisco paper says man
who used to be an honest but unsuccess-
tul miner in California, after living in
the mountains for several years, shoul-
dered his knapsack and struck out for
Idaho. He arrived there last spring and
took up quarter claim. A few days ago
he sold the claim 70, $500, 900 in gold.
Dick Turner, the notorious turnkey
of Libby Prison, is soon to be prov ided
with safe quarters in that famous institu-
| tion,
A London firm began business three
years ago on six hundred and fifty dollars
and has just failed for over a million dol
lars.
Terrible weather is still reported on
the Plains. iiorses and cattle in great
numbers have frozen to death.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

"Great oaks from little acorns gr0t0.
The worst disease known to the hu-
man race spring from causes 50 small
as to almost defy detection. The
volums of scientific lore that fill the
tables and shelves of the medical fra
ternity only go to prove and elabo-
rate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you
may. The smallest pimple on the
skin is tell-tale and indicator of
disease. 1t may fade and die away
from the surface of the body, but it
will reach the vitals, perhapf, at last,
and death be the result and final
close. MAGGIEL's BILIOUS, DYsPEP-
TIC and DIARRHEa PILLS cure where
all others fail. While for Burns,
Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts, and all abra-
sions of the skin, MAGGIEL's SALvK
is infallible. Sold by j. MAGGIEL,
81 Fulton street, New York, and all
Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
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ArrIYaI and Departurc OF MaNs

The nisilffom Butler to East sanoy by way Of Holy
oke CouitersviIie Anandale Murnsyille and Clinton
VILE 3s miles; leaves Butler Monday and Friday o.
each week. at O'Clock, M returns on TUESDAY end
Saturday Of each week st o'cfcck, p. m.
Tho mail from Butler 70 Salem cross Roads BY way q
Saxonburg Sarvsrsvlle Freepor shesrers Cross kosd
McIaughns Store and Oakland Cross Roads, - miles
leaves Butler Tuesday and Saturday Of each week.
6oclock, m; Friday and Monday CT each
week at o'clock IN,
The mail from Butler to New Cssto, by way Of Mount
Chesnut Prospect PortsrsvilIe and Princeton % miles
caves Butler Monday and Thusday OF each week al
o'clock M returns Tuesday and Friday OF each
week, at o'clock. p. m.
The mail from Butler to Lsrrencsburg BY way Of North
Oakland Barnharts Mills Baldwin and bruin. 25 miles
Isavs Butler on Monday and Friday OF each week At
O'clock a. returhs oh Tuesday and saturday oil each
week. at o'clock, p. m.
Tho mail from Butler to New Brighton by way OF Pc
tersburg BreakSsck and Zelienaple 20 miles with two
additional trips between and Zeicnopie esss
Butler on Wednesday of each waek, att O'CLOCK L. m re-
urns on Thursday Of zach week, At B boeiock, p M
The mail from Butler TO Pittsburg BY way Of Glade
Mills Rakerstown Tally Cavy, Etns, Dequesne and Ale
gheny City 80 miles, leaves Butler every morning. except
sunday at o'clock, m arrives at Butler from fit.s
burgh by the route every day, Sunday efeepteo
O'Clock, p. m.
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PUBLIC SALE.

nfyIIE undersigned wishing 20 West offers for sale
il on SATURDAY, MARCH 24rH, 1866, ONE HOUSE
AND Lot containing Acre, in Centreriiie Borough
good well of Soft Water at the door. large lot on
fruit trees thereon Peach Gheny, Apple Pear Grape
vines, &c. Also ~ Lots adjoining very desirable
location for a mechanic.
II ths abovsfs sold will also offer fnr sale ali NV
Household and Kitchen frntre together with horse
buggy, ton year old calves, with full Of Shoe
makers tools Sale to comnlsncs at 10 O'clock
Terms made kuovn on day Of sale,
rrfrlffee-efsl IFWTs yfSTFF
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Tn the matter q the petition Of Samuel Winner, Sr.,
fof commission TO take and perpetuate testimony
Common Pleas, No. IL, September Term A. d., 1864.
And to witii March u, 1866 motion Of MCand-
less and Thompson, Attorneys for Petitioners Court ap
point W. H. II. Riddle Commissioner, to take the de-
positions of witnesses may be produced before him.
Butler County, Certified from the Record this
10th day Of March, 1866.
wM. sfooPs. Proth'y.
will attend to the duties Of the appointment
Tuesday the Sd day Of April 1856 at the residence
Of jas l. Hoge, Esq, ia Brady township, Butler
y, Pa All parties interested will please take notice
w. II. II. RIDDLE,
march II, 80 Commissioner.
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PRACTISING PHYSICIAN,
Omcc and Itesidcnce, No. I3o,
Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.

DEAR SIR:-We bsg leave to announce that, sftor an
experience Of twenty general practice in this
city during which time have been constant observer
the bedside fthe sick and have successfully
more than THIRTY THOUSAND different Of disease
we feel warranted in presenting c inns for your pat
ronage.
Onr peculiar systsm of practice may need some er.
plsnation it bons EcLKorIc connected with that Of
Our remedies are principally vegetable, dscardisg
entirely ths Of Cdlouel or Mercury in any form
believing ii to be disessecreat agent Of tie worst
description.
We also opposed to the use Of the reaersl blood
letting in any case believing It to be injurious TO the
constitution and often times dangerous 20 life.
Our mode Of detecting chronic e.i.ctions," Of The
internal organs, is principally b. an examination Of
the urine
During the whole course OF our study and practice
we have paid particular attention to this Old German
Moda Of detecting dieascs, and we feel perfectly salts
ease than is presented in that secretion.
We therefore, solicit all thos" laborng under what
disease, and particularly chronic and complicated
and also all those diseases peculiar to females and
pertaining to and children TO give trial
by ths most critical examination of every pre-
sented TO leaving plored for the die
eovery of the true nature Of svery disease and sparng
pains in the selection Of tho appropriate remedy in
every case we hope to attain the highest award Of
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 that
our system will be more appreciated practice be-
comes more generally known
Therefore, especially invite those labor
ing under lingering disease that has been
ed because, perhaps, the complaint not properly
understood TO send vial Of their urine for exaniua
tion, and have the necessary mcdcino sent them.
We wish II distinctly understood that this special in.
vtaon is given to those who have sufficiently tried tho
remedies Of their family physician; and have failed to
obtain relief at his hands.
Ifothers choose to apply however will give them
sse our best attention, and will promise them relief in
every case where sonsbe hope can be entertain
ed. HuH
believing therefore, that you will properly appreciate
the advantages claim for system the old
bleeding, blistering and calomel practice promis.
you BY the most eu investigation Of every caso and
prompt attention to business, to fully merit your
thy patronage Respectfully yours,
l.. 0LDSHUE, VI. D.,
Practising Physician,
No 1872 Grant street, nearly opposite the Cathedral
...l
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For Sale, Chesp.


II A. HELMBoLD, Of saxonburg, BatIer county of.
Ia. ers for sale at public outcry bis ENTIRE STOCK
or GOODS, copsisti Of such are generally kept in
aconntry store. Sale to commence on TUESDAY
March 9th, at 10 o'clock, and 10 be continued
till the entire stock Is disposed Of
He also offers for sale horses mules and other ar.
ticles too numerous To be mentisnsd.
Condi lois made known on the day Of sale. A roar
enable credit will he given.
N. B.-All those knosinE themselves indebted to the
undersigned will please call and settle their arrears
ysrcnfturz Mdrrh 70, 4-,-- ~
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Orphans. Court Sale.

DY virtue ofan order and decree ofthe Orphans
ID In and for tho county Of Butler. tho undersigned,
guardian Of the minor children OF Robert Dunlap, late
Of Mercer township, decd, will offer for sale on the
promises at O'Clock NJ. Of the 3lst day Of March
merit, EIFTY ACRES OF LAND, more less, situate
in said township bounded the north by lands Of Nell
Cochran and Andrew Dunapon the by heirs or
John Hamilton on the south by VIM. Ciintock on the
west by II n Jas Kerr, with the appertancncss.
Terms of Sale-onethird Of the purchase money In
hand, and the balance in two equal annual payments
with interest from confirmation Of sale by the Court
Title good.
march7, co. CHAS. COCHRAN, Guardian.
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ErTERS, testamenfary on the estate Of Isasc Riley
L. late Of Forward township. Butler county, Pa dec
have been granted by the Register of county to the
Undersigned Therefore, all persons knowsng themssye
indebted to said estate hereby notified r. make Inn
mediate payment and those having claims against the
sams will present them properly antienticated for set
tiement. sILAs MILLER,
=. SAMUEL RILET
AnSh -, f8-ss. Exts1fus
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, March q 1866
Large Swan.

On Thursday the 18th inst, Mr. David
Reufrew, of Penn township, shot Swan
on his mill dam in Connoquenessing G creek.
It measured 7 feet between the tips OF
the wings; and 4 feet 8 inches from the
end of the bill to the end of the tail.
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FAIRvIEW SELECT SCHOOL,
Fairvisw, Batter Co., Penn,..

Fafrvtsw, Batter Coz, Penn's.
HaHE Summer term will open on Mosaar AprRt IN
Il 1886. and continue twelve weeks
Students can pursue any Of the branches usually
taught in Academies, including the Latin aud Greek
languages Boarding be ad In good private fami-
lies Students desiring TO board themselves obtain
suitable rooms In the village
further particulars, Address
THOMAS g. VAN TRIEs, Prinapsi,
Fsp IL, N BsAvIH, P q, Butftr 70 fs
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II. c. nEINEMAs, ssc,y
Directors.

TNIE following named persons were elected Drsctors
| Of the Butler county Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany for the ensuing year: @, Pnryis W Campbell
10 Hsiaeuan, 4. d. wier, SAMUEL Marshall, W. j.
Campbell Abr'm Meyer, Is kiHgshprry"
jan. "a. 1861 II. C. HBiSEMAN, sec'y
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We the undersigned, Auditors OF the Butler County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, do certify THAT the
above = correct Exhibit Of the Of said Co..
shown by the Books Of the Sec y and Treasurer, Wit
our hands and seal this 18th Of January, 1855
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
]. &C COLL.
All business letters to be directed tho Secretay Of
the Butter County Mutual Fire Insurance. Co.. Butler
Butler county, Pa.
Esh HETNEHAN sscl
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MARRIED..

On the sth inst.. by the Rev.J II. Marshall assiste
by the Rev. John Coulter, Lieut.. u. W. M'Candless
Centre tip, to Miss ettis n. Glrnn Of Concord tp hi
county
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Send for circulars and the liberal terms offered,
CHAS. y. GREENE co., Publishers
march Tth-4t) No. l34 5. Third Street. Philadepis,
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weekly medical Report

of the number and kind of diseases
treated by DR.. L. OLDsHuE, of Pitts
burgh, during the week ending Saturday,
March II, 1856.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL sell 100 AoRrs Of land situate In Parker tp.,
il near Silver Creek Butler county. Pa. about SEy-
ENrS cleared about Thirty ofmeadow ground
which IA good oil territory. Log house story good
frame rarn. good tple orchard between 10 and 100
hearing trees which be bought for so por acre
hall In hand and the balance In year good and
sufficient title can be made at any time.
WILLIAM H. SMITH
Feb. y, le66-t1t
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Auditors Notice,

Butler. county, ss.
TN the matter Of the Partition Of the Real Estate
i OF Christian Beghley, decd
o. c., No. 5s June Term 1894. And now 70 wit Feb.
9Th, 1880, motion Of John ~ Thompson, Court ap
point Thos Robinson, ESQ., Auditor in this case, to
report at next Term. By the Court.
Certified from the Record this 10th day of February
A. D., 1865. W. J YoUSG. Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
tend to the duties of the above appointment at the cn
of Charles nCandlcss. Esq, in Buerion Thursday the
18th day Of April 1866, where sll parties interested
may attend If they sec ft.
TIos. ROBINSON.
march Il. 'G6-3t Auditor.
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7 ETTERS Of Administration on tho estate Of Adam
IL Weber, late Of Penn townihip, decd, have been
granted TO the subscribers all knowing them
selves indebted TO said estate requested make
immediate payment and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated for set
iemsnta their Store In Boyds buildings Buffer, Pa.
GEORGE wEBER,
ADAM TR0UTMtN
March L. 1885, Adm'rs
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West Sunbury Academy.

TIME Summer term OF thi. School will commence on
Il the SECOND MONDAY Of APRIL, 1885, under the su.
pervision Of d. 81 Cross and continue II wesks Phon
ography and Gymnastics will bo taught, In addition
the Branches heretofre taught In this school, Prof
Borsland expected to give lessons on
Music in connection with the School.
BY order Of the Board,
wN. p BRRDIN, pres,
J. W. cHRIsrr, sse'y, (nib2s, 'oe)
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TNIIE undersigned would respectfully notify the public
i tEat.he has been regularly commissioned as
CLAIM AGENT.
for securing Bounty Money Arrears Of Pay and Tsss-
sons for soldiers they dead for their legal
No charge will be made for prosecuting
the clas Of soldiers their representatives until the
same are collected. G. e. ANDERSON
Butler, June u 1865.
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FARM FOR SALE /!

A DESIRABLE property situated x mile from
Ia the Borough Of Butler, on the New Castle road
containing
EVENTYF FIVE ACRES,
two story Brick House thereon erected. Several
springs Of falling water, large orchard, and
supposed to be underaid with COAL and well tmbered
For particulars, enquire Of W. o. Brackeprdge Butler
or the subscriber residing In Buffalo Up. Butler Co Pa
March I. 1866. M. ii. BYERLY.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

A NY person wishing surveying dono by the County
IN Surveyor can be accommodated by leaving word
addressing J. b. Clark, at the Office Of the County
Surveyor In Butler addressing N NJ Sator at Break
neck Post once Butlor County Ia
March 7th 1866 IT,
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On VIM. III. Du1's Penmanshfp.
Twelve First Prcmfums

for the best business and Ornamental pepm.r.s,,
awarded our Present Pennan by the Unitsd States Ps
Pennsyivania State Fair at Wyoming ..,..iseS
Western Pennsyly lyanfs Fair at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
western virginia Fair at Wheeling ............Ises
and the Ohio State Fair At Cleveland :. :. 1ses
All Of which are exhibited at our o1aos
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And all eruptions Of the skim the SALyE Is most In.
valuable. II docs not heal externally alone but pene
trates with the most searching effects to the very
Of the evil
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Vegetable Compounds.
For Cutaneous Disorders

They will not harm the most delicate female and
an be given with good effect in presc bed dosos to the
Youngest bubs.