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New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

QUILTS, BEDDING, sc.
SHRETING. TOWELS NAPKINS
HEAVY BARNSLEY LINEN SHEEIlNG 10 - inch, " inch ~
inch ani - inch widths.
Also. 80 inch FISE LINEN SIEETlNG bl u per yard
IO4 PINE LINEN SIlEETlNG ~ % per tarl
aud HuGuENOT SilEEilNG blc aud t3c. yarL
FINE COTTON SlEEllNG, 6t Wide 2oci % Nde, Jjc lo4
wide, 43c. 49,. -. .... .....
SHEETS and PILLOW CASES on hand aud made 20 order
TOWELS AND TOWELINGS,
DIAPER HUCK, BATH, RED BORDER
FRINGED aud GERMAN DAMASk TONEiN
Also. TOWfLfNG hy the yard of every description.
NURSERY DIAPER NAPkINS, DOYiiES &C.
SCOTCH LOOM and BARNSLkl TABLE bAMANh.
QUILTS, COMPORTABLES BLANKETS.
IMMENSE STOCK Of AL sizes of -.
WHITE and COLORED MAiSELIB QUILTS
CROCHET SPREADS, COLOlkD ALdAMbNA SFhLAb@
LANCASTER aud HEAVY JACQUARD Qi QilLlN
PATENT UMBRELLA MUSkEfO NETS FOX BEDS
FEATHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS
PURE CURLED HAIR, MOSS, HUSH. . -. .,r,,.,.,.
SEA GRASS and STRAW MATTRESSBS &c
PULL ASSORTMENT or IRON FURNITURE
Buyers Tor Boarding Houses PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS ana
Private Families w do veil 10 call aud examine "r oA ana
extremely prices ofe above goods NC are oirIhs at less
IA mp0 ters'a andm prices
wN GARDNER, No. 24 canalst
C.ONJNI IS cents. warnn,ed, worth ~ 80 and ~.
BENNETT WILLIAMS. No ~ bfssdru.
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RLcENrLY pTRLIsHED.
IRANBLl,
THs NORTHERN TOUR

III. SOUTUrpN T0 t Leaga guide through Nayani D,ici
CeYlis Fr. Nath Dar.ra, south Carolina Georgia fog1a
Siso, N- Iouisara Texas, Akalas Tennessee and hen
tncky VOL l2mO, cloth ~ $40 -,-,,,,s,r
b. A. Co. ALSO PUBLISH
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y L, SOLOMON s, SONS
open thar Sag STORE "Wednesday June II. With another
rev t'ort q
CURTAIN GOODS,
FCENITUEE COVERINGS,
PAPER IIANGINGS.
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Th,r assortment .os 81. Do or a unsurpassed 10 variety,
tsurs been NIO.TEu and MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY ar
uvi yEW RsTAEiNuHENr
D. addition To- ,.e above tley 'eolcnel .epastneHt for
HOUSE FURNISHING LINENS,
e.4hrld-s He -'.. articles.
IRISH, SCOTCH AND DOMESTIC
SHEETINGS,
aaF.i..
NAMASk TABLE-CLOIIIS,
aIsres ana qlaI...
Ef.4Iat BARvstEY TABLE LiNEN. nANASH NAPKINS and
poYLlss 80 s.s. PILLOW cAsE LINENS Oh alhsi DAMASA
HuCKAstCK DIAPER lri TuRElsH BATH TOWELS, all sles'
WHITE AND CoLORED MAEsELLEs QUILTS. all szes
b. J. soSs particularly 60 c attention so This branch
ofsIr business. t e comprise grade and quality Of
good. from the caearssi Co il HEAVIEST lI FINEST MANUFAC
TURED
Au goods offered a, tfAE Fai-sS
Sos 81 art ESQ Bro,iNay.
Opposite Bond-st
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At LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.
SILKS FOE RtSgrES CLoAKS tND DRESSES
BLACK SILKS CIHtra8 TIhS AUCTION PRICES; ihe whole
,,ct ofAS MrolgS OE SILK s. .f montb at Ave great
sserttr
ALL OUR BLACK silNs NiRSED DOWN 50 cents per yarL
H0yG KoyG-A VIEW DGGss GOODS FOR TRAVELLING
SUITS at5oe prl-i- Worth +I
CANTON ANp SPANISH llSES toR TRAVELLING SUITS at %
pcr ysfI euri4 Csc
LATEST PARIS FASHION
MOST BFtrT..UL PRINTED plQUE LACE AND YFLVETS iu
sp,aritee e....s,t., sr ue NOVELTY AND GOOD TASTE
DOUBLE oECAypFs Hetty EEST ASSORTMENT in The city
a. oa as g., i,t llll aEAl FRENCH GOODS.
PRINTED LINEN LAWN.
. FULL ASSORTMENT oF BLACK GOODS AND CLoAD
LIGttiS.
40. % Broadway,
Corner ~ Wayerlv 81.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

A GREAT SACRIFICE .oo oo...
FROM AUCTTOT
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOMBAZlNhs. In ever quality.
G4 pELAINEs. 81 Ier .arI, sorh 80 90
Cs DELAISEs sl ~ per fa1l. soI,n 81 g.
50 TAAtlSF. ? 25 per yln, uorfl Cd -'.
BLACK ALPACAs. 81. per yarl. uoHI Co.
BLACK ALPACAs, g. per y4ri. worth 's
BLACK ALrACAs, q, per yard. vorh fL
- PLAID LUSTER &c., pr gard rortl ~.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS ia ihe teartf i'e ts'o"
cost
BLACK WORSTED HERNftISF yirl side 2 D. worth ~ S.
FKESCH LAWNS ana OHCANuiE MUSLIN %. ro-'b q.
PLAIN and FIGURED GRENADINES :ac., sorih s-.c.
B-One case - COLORADO CLOTH 80 dr,ss worth ! TO-
ALtof REAL SEWING SfLK SHAWLs splendid bargain.
Wl0loa.e buyers invited
". JACKSON. Importer ~ Mourning Gooii,
No 81 Broalsay, be,sern Spring and iflacs.fi.
Opposite TIasuy A. Co.'S
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auctiou Sales of Real estate.
W. u. Miller Arctoneer
DY JOHN son ~ VI LII Err,
4 = .f.rrra.E.EU-

W. u. Miller Arcto1eer
DY JOHNSON a MILLER,
REAL. EFTATE BROEERS.
40 2J N.vArsr. COR fEntE-sr, hEw-l0tE
ehsnse Loan, negotiated Auction stocks Furniture A t
TUESDAY, June u, -
7vsyL,p' =, y s,5' VtrIBff YyFrfSg W4RD yDrs AID
oeE TUREE~TORY BRICK House AT AUCTION
iigvps~I.--s. W. cor. of lee .ots
pEsN~r-N. W. eo. 9 Lee-are. 2 lots 49,,
IIENa.sI-N sie .5; .ee. glo. o. Lssyei lo's
II,oPrssr--S ,ie 20l feet OF Beiioni-Ire iot@
ALSO, VALUABLE BROADWAY EQu 81, tlSE GLANCE FOB
BHoADw,Y No I0 nearly opposite Sirlst 3ory high sOop,
baseeat bek HoG 2orll contains plenty Of rooms,
Teras liberal Tap, oee q Acaaess No 25 Naau-st, " Y
Az. valuable Buttr,t Lots
RrrfERsr-Sou side between Ralph and safaogfa1es % LUIS
Maps at oace of iuction.e-s No. 2s Easgaa;HY
ALSO. At SAME TINE AND PLACE. -. -.
ABSOLUTE SALE without reserves o.. 80 VALUABLE INih Ward
RoPgrys .r-soutk ..ie near No,sr-1iave SLOTS.
NosrRayDAvrEls sie. bet Hops 1s aut eF -, LIS
E1iss,-sr.--Brt s.. y Noaud and M4ey-a'es, y LOIS
Maps aad pat.ell-s AZ No IS Nasenst. y. T.
THURSDAY. June l3 at y clock,
al Egehange Sae5r1or No. lll broadway, 5. -:
SEVENTH WAkD PROPERTY
RYvF,ov .e near Plri,ye threes'ov Brick
Sis caang Il rooms 1Hd modern eonyeheose~ a .
R1gg,oSsIEass de between Pars and F~-asa's'r "a 'A'
ATt1 T.ra, EASY Nas, at oa,e No as y,..aa.,.. Y
HIGIIWOOD PARK,
II DA'''ET u fSTS5A, q Fyei wool. SEEIEishE'
Is niles from Jersey CITY Ferry Northern Rarcad % Neu'jee!
AN EXTENSIVE SALE OF VILLA LOTS,
And ottir property, vi be made
AT AUCTION,
ON THURSDAY JUNE i5, l861
~ 4 J. BifEc5EFe son Co
Special train leaves jersey City at II O'Clock @ returning ~ 'D
Mis aud particulars at Auetoneers oce = car NeFY0i
A j. BLEEcHER, son Co.,
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Ncm i)nbIlcailons.

Ready To-Day r,,,,
TVO TOURISTS. TRAVELLERS and PLbAo-
I3E SLEkkhS.
APpITVON-S HANDBOOK
AMERICAN TRAVEL,
Oh. NORTHERN TOUR
BEING A GUIDE THROUGH -
~. VI C,,r- E o.e land Massachusetts, Name N'N'e
- i.i9er. pe,,,,.ra Ohio Indiana Illinois. Missouri iowa
y.e.r Michigan. Nebraska. tauior. oregon
" Tgtu A Ne lt1 oo Negada Utah, idaho. No-ia too-
raGo and Dacoah ...,- .,-y.,crys
Cii.s Towns Btt.t.tlds, Mountains kyfs Lakes
lIuutu- GOl watering fa,si SulIei n'>'''' '
Rls importance and interest IN rr,U
WITH MAPS or 4EE LEADING kol ltS O@ Travel VT '"N
PRINCIPAL CITIES,
Corruc1 from, -r... q OH alton and experience ~
EDWARD H. HALL.
AESrAL EDITION
ll.- lllo, uuQei cloth, 20
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1IILlSTRATFD RAILWAY GUII

,c,rg e,rr.t- FINE Tables of a Railways with Maps ,,,
THE GREAT EST: Railway Nte.nholi an sage ,t
yoot f safe-. Miners abb E4icans % The Nesrh N"ln
tr ,J pa. Ss.e, aui Territories. With Map Of the bet
Ronest !, The Gold Silver Miles By EDWARD H. HALL i'o
l2uo Paper co,ers pIee iJ eeats. co1 prce 81 ,,r,
'-N' -'f D. APPLETON Co., Publishers
Nos AK aud fi5 Broadway.
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tf.uslfai 1nst. .lucrt5.
q SONS,
Manufacturers oi
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES.
w.pEnnnMs No 90 ERnAuMAY

t,SlEf N COS ~ AZ AZ - 80 P'SS' ~ q. 80 ',o,. ",f'
Thy are urfyae power ans general ereercc also Nn
DE0NS and Guild Co PIANOS. sui al 9siTamen"
q. SANE ROBERT son, Nc AZ boohe'
oreh' 'ork keastO Bros b. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
Citn Real Gslaic for Sale.

DONDED WAREHOUSE FOR SALE. The
ID Grrass STORES nos 3a a $50 Nou,hst and Nos Fs
iHd tuc most substantial
u,r. AL the and l0oIus II Gclla pine Apply 70
PHElpS DODGE Co. Chfst
NOR SALE-.A most desirable RESIDENCE
ON lucor place Ogehuue twenty ell yhth Third
ave- few I from delightful residence Il T. Ketehum esia
arranged and in
etr oo-r. the best Nrwiork communication
m ttre railroads. au steamboats,, an within nutcs Nak Apply
A j. BLEECKEE. SOS Co., Ne 81 trltr,t
EOR SALE-A fines 3-story basement and
L ualerc. bll, ,.oop brick HOUSE Nth all modern improve
r- $780, Nu l2 gsonst Also number Of other hNt class
House, mr Sale AlGy to WILLIAM HEhSEL No 20 Ne~arAst,
uo'o.cu. y. D..
MONEY TO LOAN on BOND and MORT
w OAGE-u large small SUNS. improved property IN the city
O NeN-lork AypI' 10 W. A. toll NO fhesI
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0cachers.

A THOROUGHLY wcll-educatcd and accom-
u rshcd French dy voud ir to make angenens
with family Tor longer % IEA or rs COhfANloH
no objection 10 travel 60 Europe highest testimonials gwen
Address Mile l. g., Tribune Ohce
VISITING GONERNESS.-A Lady spending
summer months Port Hamilton a FEY LUrtLS Ia
Music, French Latin the English branches Refers y Itfn
The Oeo'd d. d. and the Hon. neoe s. bodtNe w.
G. Address TEACHER. No. PIP Fitt.ave.
NVANTED-By an experienced Instructor ana
psrriuauau who about DIS present position as
PRINCIPAL Of frscass Seminary IN tcuf Nc4 ioiN $3.50 ~
with adequate support Address o. - b. No 30 AAA Aa'
Worcester. Mass
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-07
Popular FlctlOns.

The following stories are constantly
reported it the newspapers, and as oftea
as cDcs year thcv all find lodgiue mt IN
one setting or anctheT throughout tlae
countr~. 1t Is time they were set 1t rest
No. l. That Charles Dickens is hahit
ualIy ir pecuaiary difficulty that ho lives
beyond his means, and is obliged to GO
into chaneery once or twice a year. That
he has made up with Mrs. Dickens, and
they now live together again.
Charles Dickens is not only in the year
ly receipt OF very large sums, both from
his books and his readings, but he s oae
Of the best business men in England, hus-
banding his means most judiciously, /,
while his beuevolenee is nobly,conspicuous.
His wife las not come back to him, but
still lives in her own establishment in
London, while his residence is at Roches-
ter. thirty niles from the city.
30. 2. That one of Mr.. Bongfeliow's 8
J. se'rg-E's Ea- i-rl wish9te 2r~lz; ttss
she draws aud ..aiIss 5eauti ally with &c
feet. -ficee
This error arose from a photogS
which by mistake in position, gave 7 :,
impression of an aruless child.
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Flo wer De luce

Beautifully, dwelling by still rivers,
Or solitary mere,
Or where the sluggish meadow brook delivers
Its waters to the weir
Thou laughest at the mill, the whirr and
worry
OF spindle and of loom,
And the great wheel that tolls amid the hurry
And rushing of the fume.
Born to the purple, born to joy and pleas
ance,
Thou dost not toll nor spin,
But makest glad and radiant with thy presence
The meadow and the lin.
The wind blows and uplifts thy dropping
banner,
And round thee th-ong and run
The rushes, the green yeomen of thy manor,
The outlaws of the sun.
The FURNISHED dragon-Ay is thine attendant,
And tits against the field,
And down the listed sunbeam rides resplen-
dent,
With steel-blue mail and shield.
Thou art the Iris, fair among the fairest,
Who, armed with golden rod,
And winged with the celestial azure, dearest
The message of some God.
Thou art the Muse, who, far from crowded
cities,
Hauntest the syi, IN streams,
Playing on pipes of reed the a-tless ditties,
That come to us as dreams.
flower de luce, bloom on, and let the river
Linger to kiss thy ieetl
flower of song, bloom on, and make forever
The world more fair aud sweet.
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ORIGIN OF THE EpITHET "7

ORIGIN OF THE EpITHET TUaN-
COAT. The opprobrious term of '.turn-
coat" took its rise from one of the first
dukes OF Savoy, whose dominions lying
open to the incu=sions of the two contend
ing houses OF Spain aud France, was
obliged to temporize and fall in with that
power that was most likely to distress bim,
according to the success OF their arms
against one another. So, being frequent
ly obliged to change sides, he humorously
got a coat made that was blue on one side
and whise on the other, and might be diff
ferently worn either side out While In
the Spanish interest, he wore she blue side
out, ana the white side wa tbe badge for
the French. From whence l.s We called
Emmanuel, the "turncaat," by the way
of distinguishing him from other princes
of the same name of that house
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-07
REMNANTs uF OLD SUPERSTITION


REMNANTS uF Old SUPERSTITION
There is superstitioi descended from
the dark ages, that WheR person dies
os consumption the decaying vitals of that
body are continually emitting the ele-
ments of that disease, which the surviving
relatives will receive. According to the
superstition, the only remedy is to remove
the vitals from the corpse and burn them.
In Grafton, N. Y, lately, family which
has lost three of its members from that
disease-one year since, the other two
within few days-adopted the barbarous
remedy. The bodies were disinterI 4, aud
from those which were in a s-iant state
of preservation the hea4t sswere
removed and ourse6, a.ses slieh he
ashes with the bodies were returned to
their graves and barred.
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ENTISTRY

The undersigned, Graduate of the Bal
College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
lis professional services to the citizens
Oensburg. He has spared no means to
fughly ecquaint himself with every i'm
nent in his art. To many years of per-
experience, he has sought to add the
experience of the highest authorities
la Science. He simply asks that an
unity may be given for his work to
us own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
Esrsacss: Prof. c. A. Harris t. E. 3ond,
y. K. Handy; A. A. Biandy, P. H. Aus
y the Baltimore College.
VIII be at Ebensburg on the fourth
~ OF each month, to stay one week.
quarry "a, 1867.
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The largest man in the United States
House of Representatives is Mr.. Bad win,
of Massachusetts,, the smallest DIR. John
T. Starr, (''tSinkle, twinkle, little star
of New Jersey the tallest "Long" John
Wentworth, of Illinois: the shortest Mr..
Brandegee, Of Connecticut.
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les j. LLOYD,

~ o IIlIO 4 IIy
Successor OF. r. s. Bunn,
Dealer in
4 DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
IS, AND DYE-STUFFS, PERFUME
~ AND FANCY ARTICLES, PURE
MES AND BRANDIES FOR. MEDI-
PURPOSES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
-1IsO:
z, Cap, and Note Papers,
Pens, Pencils, Superior Ink,
And other articles kept
by Druggists generally.
f'aHs' prescriptions carefully compounded.
Ice on Main Street, opposite the Noun
House, Ebensburg, Pa. Tjau24
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: The wound in Mr.. Stewards head

The wound in Mr.. Seward's head,
received at the time of the assassination,
has only closed over within recent pc
riod. Trepanping was impossible, owing
to its situation on the side of his skull,
and now the brain at that point is only
protecsed by thin srmor Of flesh.
-Srsen peas IN Savannah, Georgia,
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OHD & CO, Bankers-

lloyd & CO, Bankers-
EBESsBURG, PA.
Gold, Silver, Government Loans and
Securities bought and sold. Interest
ca on Time Deposits. Collections made
accessible points in the United States,
General Banking Business transacted
uary "a, 1867.
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NJ. LLOYD & Co, Banker, :

L. ALTOONA, PA.
.S On The principal cities, and Silver
LUG Tor sale. Collections made. Mon
VelVea on deposit, payable on demand
put interest, or upon time, with interest
-0'es' [jan24
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"A young lady of Minneapolis, MINI,
oged Etteen, skatsd forty miles in six
hours, lately
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'RAHAM BLAINE, Bar6er-

kv;r, cL EBENsBUR9, PA.
;ing, Shampooing, and Hair-dressing
- S1, sne most artistic style.
"aIoon directly opposite the "Moun-
6an24
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TRANCE AGENCY

fURANCE AGENCY
les les Ferse, agent for the Blair county
IIomlag Mutual Fire 1nsarance Com.
j. III attend promptly to making insu-
-. any part Of Cambria county pnon
~-.oa oy letter or in person. rian24
~ Il. HUGHES, W1LMoRE, pa
RPpn,o Ageat for
NiSE FIRE INSURANCE CO.-can
Nrr, ital $4,000 900.
oAL FIRE INSURANCE co or
NJ : W. Ijan24
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-07

c. wilson, Nj. D., offers his SER
vices, as Physician and Surgeon, to
fitizens of E5ensburg and surrounding
fry.
wing been appointed Examining Sur
be is prepared to examine all Pension
bad applicants for Pensions who may
his services.
6- Office on High ST., three doors east of
!. church. in Office formerly occupied by
EOaes. Residence Immediately adjOin-
|bRce. Uap24-3m
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-25

RUSSIA TAKING OUR IRoN CLADs--
In conncctnn with the warlike prepara.
tons oI the Greek Government aud the
extraord mary attitude Of Russia, it is
announced that part of the payment
which Anerct gives for Rus sian Amer.
lea consists OF six iron clads. Il is sid
that these iron olads have passed the
Straits of Glbraltsr, aud on their reaching
the PIr@ls, will be bapdel tn the Rus
sian ADMIRAL, ard rnanaed with Russian
crew, who have aIreudy arrived from the
Elack Sea.
In regard to this report the Epoygc Of
Paris says the number Of iron clad. l.
six. which are TO be delivered at G b al
tar "when in the space OF ten days they
wi sail for the Piim1s." I he .Siecie
thinks that eth, sc facts, this evident ac>
cord between, America On Russia, con
stituie subject well worthy of consider
alton. Assurady. France and England
can, By continuing TO hesitate about ia,
King part in the affiirs Of Candia, prepare
grave en- barrassments for the future"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-25
PARTY UNITY.


We hope that the result of the elec-
ton in California, State in which the
Union maj5rity is very large, will serve
10 show the ABSOLUTE necessity Of party
ham my. The liberal party can not
light within its own ranks as well as with
tue common enemy and yet win the vie
tory. And so we say 20 our friends in
Mass lchusetts. You have no right t.
disorganze the prry upon the issue of
prohibition and you do disorganize it
throughout the country in dividing upon
foreign issue when the great comm IN
dtuger is Immediately before us The
imperative duty of the great liberal
Uulun party of the country is to hold T.
self unitel aud firm until after the Pres
Iientlal election There i3 ~ episolical
question whch can properly divert our
chief interest for a moment. The pain
question is national reconstruction, aud
until that is virtually settled by the
election of wholly hlrm Iniou5 admin,
lstratlUn, it is o. the nature of treason to
,mpcriI by internal discussions the re
suit of.the war.
t. IA. l.. l.
H. 80 '1l'' eun Do 'oeu'0u G"y
'.'' Pc 'Yn '"N i "o''I"
system except by party agency. Public
ch,n + 49,, @ D. p' ,ha H., I uh;oh
.,n,,,rassp, ,h, ,La Lnn',; ,',;m,
mi whoever in thi, couuyry sneers a.
parties III ,ws his perilou, Ignorance OF
-, P''''''' "'''0''
n ,b'..,"'. 49,, Ill.,; -, an;
,"''' 80 . ''"'i VIZ" az" ''.''
~ ;...l..i' ny '",' We
49, ~, - ,., 49,. '''T'''" Tl "It'sL V sih ~
,,"Jn = ~ ~ XII"
;,N,In ii II h., p,,, ,L "a' 49, 49,, ~ 80 ua
"i,'" =. ',""'"' '"I o"u'9o " ~
q. i,T "o'''D n.y. ',o
i - 49,, ,,'',''J','r 80 w, 80 20 ''e" H., -
= ,La mo,.,Ia =: ~ - ILL., ~.
C,,tn.,o FIf :, III H. -.
'ir.I h, mInId n,ra a., oaasa,,L a.;,i,
,n,,re,S .,nJ ra.",s.r,ct;o, I ct opI ,,tl " - l,r @
.I,a.r .J,n,.l,, f,..I,a,I o,, ai..
(he oSnn,ta i,;"i.,n".a IT,, '',,."Gon % u' bo
~ Ua ,t 49, l,"n t,i, 'it,I i,on " ano ,h'a
',r, M ,aar. ~ ~ J,e;Ia ii ",,G I,s ,h', ,"r
wa, i,nnht ~ vn,n tr ,Lo 1po,n,l "a,,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-25

The order # General Grant to General
Thomas to continue to ey'crte I'll the orders
# Sheridan, was probably regarded Ivy Mr.
JohnsIn "a a llauk IN pyement about "a un.
expec'ed n was that which Grant made on
Lee Whereby Richmond fell. hnson 5e
ing for the present, highest in office, Grant
C nd not save Sheridan from removal but
Colg"ess having bv recen' law given him
the power. he accompanies the n-ler Of re.
IN val with adotIlec wthrut INSULTING the
Pre-. ident, whereby Inc o'jec' Of the removal
" j be entirly prevented Though Sheri,
dhn is removed his work will On on and
thar. t,o. because. having the right, Grant
has he will To have il So 1t is bprren vie,
tory for Mr. johnson As usual with him
in the end Grantwins. 9 rs ,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-25
DEXTER made his iual appearance a

DEXTER made his lipal appearance at
the Driving Park near Chicago, one day
last week. He left the course in n burst
Of speed which it is said was never before
equalled even by himself he dignity
and taste which marked the retirement
Of Dex er might well be emnlated by OH,
er public characters. lie did not humbug
the people by series OF positively fare
well benefits, TO lowed by as mauy recon.
siderali1ns. He made no affecting speech
No boqucts strewed the tarck, aud he
procured no silver mounted harness to he
presented to him. Having ,btained the
topnost paint OF equine ambition, he re
tires quietly aul un0steDtatiou,ly, while
his. laurels are yet green, to grace pri-
te stable with the couspicu ,us virtues
and extraordinary ability which nave
adorned his professional career
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-25

LIFE Insurance. is a great business
in the Unitei States, and is still growing
grenter. OF pol.ecs oF'all kind life,
accident and casualty they are nearly
hall a million. The am unit insured is
over thousand milllon of dollars.
There were. on the first Of last January.
fifty five life companies, beside five
branches OF foreign companies, neirly
all vi which are located IN The Eastern
and Middle States. ! he Incident AMI
casualty companies number ten, the per.
sons insnrng in all numbering 81 6lk
The number Of insures in the tot Il sixty
life companies is 352.l3l, and the whole
SUN injured is S976, ,43I ,5J0,ll The
fDreign companies issued 2,8J9 policies.
These statistics, with Others that have
been officially made public in respect TO
this branch Of business, are of much in
terest. The business, as we remarked, is
growing rapidly, and there appears to be
next to an exhaustless field Tor it, In
comparison with the entire number of
persons who might insure, and should do
so, those who DO avail em39lve5 Of the
security are but few.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-25

WHY Folks READ LocALs.-Au old
l1cal,' who ought to know all about
things pertaining to his department, says
ihe people read items of local interest iot
reas 'us a opposite as man aud wife. ~
rea Is about a Gght because he was there,
aud saw it b, because he wasn't there
aud didn't; ID, tecausc he hadn't while
those who had hand in it, want to know
how much of truth concerning Them the
editor has deemed compatible in its ut
:erance with a continuation Of his own
earthly career. The consciousness, too,
that hundreds Of Others are simultane.
ously perusirg the same article. and that
1t is therefore subject of common tho
and conversation, doubtless adds to the
zest with which ordinary readers eagerly
devour articles that otherwise wouli have
ban dull perusal or no perusal at all.