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MARKETS bY TeIegraph,

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.---stocks dull. Chicago and
Rock Island, 99%; Reading, 96S<; Canton Company,
81; Erie, 7Sll; Cleveland aud Toledo ssJS Cleveland
and Pitsburg, 1855 Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, aOO;
Michigan Centra l07; Michigan Southern. S55S; New
York CeLtral, l17s Illinois Central, l3I Cumberland
preferred, 49, Missouri IS, ss1S Hudson River, 1924
u. s. FivetweDtieH 1852, l0S "a do. 1854 1855 do.
1856 Ten-fories IOsz; seventhntes, l04'4. Money,
6peT cent. Exchange, l016. Gold, 1884,
NRw YORK, Dec. H.-Gotton steady at l5Ac. Flour
aniet barrels sold STATE fS4Ol09 other quota
tions unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn firm. Oats
quiet at SACK. Barley quiet Beef quiet. Pork firm;
new mess at s2O'0a Lard dull Whisky quiet.
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AdmIral FarraRut at Qlbraltar.

The Gibraltar Chronicle of November 30 says
1--WE announced tine other day that Admiral
FarIagut had landed from his flagship, the
Franklin. under salute from our batteries, and
paid an official visit TO his EXcellency the Gov
ernor, at the Convent, which was Immediately
returned by Sir Richard Airey, attended by his
Slaff at the Club House Hotel, the temporary
residence of the distinguished Admiral.
ON Wednesday he was accompanied by Colo
mel MabeTIy, commanding the Royal Artillery,
to the various sights of Interest on the rock,
and yesterday paid visit to Tahgier, return
ing to the garrison in the course OF the evening.
Admiral Farragut and staIf will dine this even
ing with the officers OF the Royal Artillery, aud
he was compelled owing to a previous engage
ment TO decline an invitation to dine with the
officers of the ID Battalion, 10Th Regiment. to-
morrow evening.
These inequalities are pleasant and agreeable
in themselves, but they have wider than an
Individual bearing The personal distinction
of a guest no doubt, as in this instance, en-
banced them as well as gives the opportunity
for the manifestations; but these cOurlesies
partake also Of an international charrcter
they tend TO promote that good feeling between
the Two countries which Is so desirable Admit
raj FarTagut will leave this very shortly for
Nice. He will carry with him the best wishes
of this garrison.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
A Brutal Murder-A Drunken and Dis
orderly Christmas.

orderly ChristmRS.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH I
BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-A man named John
Mcnamara, residing in the suburbs Of Baltl
more murdered his wife Ann, by beating out
her brains with. a boot-jack on Christmas night
Drunkeness was the cause. He has been ar
rested.
There has not been so much drunkenness seen
here for many years as disgraced our recent
Christmas anniversary. A good deal of it was
kept up during yesterday and last night, with
considerable rowdyism. Several fatal and pain
full accidents resulted from the same cause.
Commodore Hollins, Of Steam Ram memory,
hBs received ddings of his sons death at sea.
The weather is mild, the ground muddy, and
rain threatened. Business is dull.
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THE FENIAN MANGUVREs.

Details of the Explosion at CIeFkenveII
Prison, LOndOn-The GunpOwder Plot
in its Maturity and Effect.
BY the steam, hip Scotia we have very inte-
resting matt details OF the Feniau movement, by
gunIoW der explosion, against the Clerkenwell
PRISON, London which was hIst reported through
the Atlantic cable.
The Explosion,
Telegrams from London, dated Friday night,
December l3 say:-ShorLly atJer O'Clock This
evening and Just as The shades OF evening were
falling, q terrific explosion was heard IN the
neighborhOod of CleTkehwell Prison, where
Colonel Burke was confined In few minutes
IL was akcertained that the explosion was
caused by the placing of a barrel of gunpowder
close 10 the prison wall, and communicating
hIe TO IL by iuse, with view, III Is supposed,
10 level the wall and thus open means OF
escape for Colonel Burke, who was wont TO ike
exercise In the north yard enclosed by the wall.
The wall was ettecJiVely preached To the extent
of some forty feet, but Burke was aG the time in
il seems no enuy with a view to rescue was
attempted.
4 wo houses opposite the wall were levelled TO
the ground by the cOncussiOn, and some thirty
Others were severely Injured The Inmates were
severely Injured. Two men were instantly
Killed and one child, while sixty persons are
al eady known TO have been more or less iu-
iured some OF them severely aud some NOR
Tally, but all required 10 be removed 70 the
hOspital Others VINO were Slightly Injured were
attended by the local surgeonss Some OF the
wounded ia BarthOlomeW's Hospital are said to
The shock felt throughout the neighbOrhood
was terrific Windows were shattered at con-
siderable distance from the site OF the explo-
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Fira nt Rnatnn.

BOSTON, Dec. 27.-The large furniture manu-
factory OF A. G. De Laporte & Co., in South
Boston, was destroyed by fire last night Loss
about $50, 600; insured for $4,000.
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at The Gold Exchange Bank reflected a soarc,tv
Of the cash gold, and a small consideration was
paid for lis use until tomorrow. No doubt a
good many sales have been made Of gold TO be
collected from the Treasury after the New
Year and the cash gold born wed for delivery in
the meantime. The export demand this week
bas absorbed thus far all the gold aud silver
bars received by the last California steamer and
over million III American gold coin. Bills on
London are generally held for IlO4 at so days
by the regular bankers, and ll05@I102 for short
sight; As money continues cheaper In London
and Paris ut per cent. year, the short sight
rates here are comparatively easier than for 60
day bills. The shipments of specie by the Rus
STA yesterday were $l,0S2, 900. and by the Bremen
and Southampton steamer Union, to-day, about
81, 900, ,000.n
The Chicago Repub icdn of Monday says:-
"Pusiness at the banks to-day ruled dull in
consequence OF the disagreeable state of the
weather. Currency, however, remains close,
and the market IS still stringent. Prime paper
is passed at the banks at 10 per cent. per
annum, but inferior grades are discounted on
the street at rates equal 10 1012 per cent. per
month. Business during the week has been
more active, chiefly owing to the demand by
the country merchants for holiday goods. The
dry goods trade has been particularly brisk tor
few days past, aud there is a visible improve
me0t in nearly all other branches of mercantile
business"
The Cincinnati Gazette OF Monday says:-
"There was brisk demand for money on Satur-
day, and whatever amounts bankers had to loan
we're readily placed with their depJsitors on
the best OF paper, at the current rates. 9@0l2 per
cent while there was considerable pressure
from outside parties of good paper at I50IS per
cent. The supply of currency Is gradually in-
creasiDg, and the working of the MARKET is
easier, although rates of interest are fully sus-
tanned. The repositories were called upon by
the Government for re enlttances, the policy of
the Treasury Department being evidently to
keep down the balances in the National Bank
repositories"
PHILADELPHLA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
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EurOpean Commercial News.

By AHdntlc CdOIe.
LONDON, Dec. -Evening.-United States
Five,twenties closed firm at 72t. The bullion ia
the Bank of England has increased since the last
report only &300.
FRlNKFoRr, Dec. 26-Evening.-Uniteds States
honds 76S076b.
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Fourteen out Of two hundred girls en-
ployed by dry goods firm in Boston were
recently taken the same day with the small
pox, supposed TO have been contained in inn
ported goods.
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Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, the comedian was
married in Chicago on Friday to Mary Warren,
daughter of the treasurer OF McVickar's
Theatre, and niece of the Mayor of Chicago.
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CLEAREp THIs NOR,

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
BaYque John Matthews, Ingham, Guantanamo, @. w.
Bel nAOOu q Bre.
BTis. Albert Devils, Devils. Cork or Falmouth. for
Brig K1tb, McLeaTn, Barbados, John R. Rue q Son.
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Barque Queen OF Scots ence for Antwerp is ashore
on alden Island. above Chester. IL Is thought she
VIII nave 10 discharge part OF her cargo petroeum)
Baroue Neyerslnk, Gibson, hence, At Antwerp llth
instant.
BaIque Augusta Klendtworth, hence, at Havre 10th
instant.
BaTque IstIia. hence. at Liverpool lsth inst.
BaTQue sommeTen, AndeTso-j tor Philadelphia
cleared at LOn0On nth inst.
BaTques Luigi, Graf ana KonE Carl. Kundersen, for
PhtlaOelpha. entered out at London I2Jh tnst.
BaTaue RoyalisL, Tucker TOR Philadelphia, sailed
from Plymouth l2th inst. ...-..
Brig Anna Wellington Johnson, hence, &C IdA'@n-
zaB l2ih inst ...,. 80,
Brig ANGELA Brown. hence. at Trinidad 18Th INST,
Big Riheman small hence at Gibraltar 'u i"'''
and Ien Aioed 5h waiting orders for Phila.
delpha, with general cargo. was asss,as dld ,ct sc
18Th inst and attempt 10 20" "Esier and Was ais
ceed. she WAS making much ""''-' "N w. ~
epRstgHG, RIs W,s Rant hence at Flushing 18TH Inst
Echr n ~ EinteE Haley, hence' ~ OAruenas lfth
instant -. shepherd hence for Rotterdam. at
schr keoece isth inst eaky aud with loss OF fore
mast. -. NJ Flanagan. of and from PhIIadel.
Schf nss,,on with coal which arrived at Newport
Dhia for b loss OF malnsatl, etc. tOWed to Pro-
dsnce "a lnse on Friday sne vas anchored below and
leskIP st high water and discharged as soon pos
sibe
BY TELEaRAPH.l
NEW YORK, Dec, H.-Arrived, steamship Atalanta,
nom London.
PoRILAHp Dec. 27.-The steamship Hibernian,
from Londonderry Dec. 10 has arrived
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2e--Arrived, steamship Scotia
Watson, from Liverpool
Steamship Eagle. Greene, from Havana
Steamship Bienvllle, Baker, rem New Orleans.
Ship PatTcian, Robinson, from Calcutta.
BRrque MozRIt Jhllcher, nom Genoa
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaveu q Bro, No. 40 8. Third street

-Messrs. William Painter Il Co., bankers,
No. SO s. Third street, report the following
rates Of exchange to-day at II O'clock $ Gold,
l34@134i; @. s. 6s, 1881, 1l2401l2S' y. 8. 6-2Os,
1s62, l0St@lO84; TO-, 1864, 105l@l05S; do, 1866,
1864 1b5a 40. JULY. 1866, 108t0l08a; do July,
1867, l0840l08l; IS, I0-40s, 0l80l01}; u. S.
1905, I'd series, l04B01042; Sd series, IO4s a
1C42; Compound Interest Notes, December, 1854,
1870; May, 1865, 117t@117l; August, 1866, lI6i
@l162; SeI temoer, 1865, 1l6i@ll5s; October,
1865 1l53@1l5b.
--Messrs. Jay Cooke Ce. quote Govern
meDt securities etc., as follows:-U. g. &c of
1881 ll2l@ll2B; old 6-20s, l08@1084; new 6.2Os,
1904 lO5t@l053; DO. 1865, 105BG01O52; do, July,
lO8t@1O85; do, 1857, l0st0l08a; l0-40s, l01A0
1913; 1905, June, 1044@lO4&; do, July, l04E@
1O44 Gold, 1332@l34.
-Nessrs. DE haven q Brother, No. 40 south
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
change to-day at P. M.:-U. s. IS of 1881, lI2t
@ll2A; do. 1862, l0s 9IO84; do. 1864, IO6Im
1864; do, 1865. lO55@l05s; do. 1866, new, lO8i6
lOS{ do, 1867, new, 1O8b0lO92; do. IS, IO-IOs'
1Oli@lOll; do. 1905, June, lO44 0lOll; do.
July, lO4B@l04}; Compound Interest Notes
June, 1864, 1l940; do, July, 1854, Il94O;
do. August, 1864, 1870; DO, October, 1864,
lls'4O; do. December, 1864, 1890; do
May, 1865, 1l7@Il7t; do, AUGUST, 1885, ll6tG
1l6s; do, September, 1866, 1l5s@1l6t; do,
October, 1864, ll6}@1l5s. Gold, l3SS@l94i.
Silver, l280l29t.
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LATEST ShIPPING lNTELLIeENCE.

For additional Marine Nel0s see Iastde PAGES.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.........D DECEMRER ~.
STATE THERMoAETER AT THE EvmEnSa TELR-
GRAPH OFFICE
"a M............,44 IL A. M...........492 =. IS
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Barque CORVALLIS; Allen; 50 days from Liverpool,
with mdse. etc. to Peter Wright q Sons.
Steamer r.. Willing. Cundih. 20 hours from Balti-
more. with mdse. 10 A. Groves. Jr.
Steamer j. s. Shriver, Dennis 20 hours from Balti-
more, with mdse 70 A. Groves, Jr.
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FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.
Full Particulars of the Clerk
enwell Explosion.
Financial Arrangements Between
Austria and Hungary.
Napoleon I'll and the Roman
Question.

Eto., Eto., ETC., EtO., ETC., Ets.
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Description OF the stsamship-OrigIn OF
the Fire-LOas Sustained -Insurance-
Probable Safety OF Thirty-One Persons.
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NEW YORK, Dec 2.-Arrlved. steamship AtAlanta,
PoRILAHD Dec. 27.-The steamship Hibernian,
from Londonderry Dec Is has arrived.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21
Accidents.

On wednesday of last week, Mrs. IL,
VI. Dou.hett OF Penn tip, while Standing
upon a chair replacing some goods upon
the shelves in the store of her husband,
the chair gave way, percipltating her
upon the floor one Of her arms and
wrist were severely fractured. Surgeon
A. NJ. Neyman was Immediately sent
for aEd dressed her arm, at last accounts
she was doing well.
On Friday afternoon ef last week
while Col. Jno. NJ. Thompson aal wife
were riding round the course on the fair.
grounds west of the Borough, an acoi.
dent happened in which Mrs. Thomp
son came very near losing her life. The
horses were young, scarcely " bride
wise" aud it was difficult to guide them
10 turning upon the course. One of the
colts threw his head round to the side
and they were likely to get Of the track,
when the Colonel jumped out to take
them by the head. but failig to keep
hold of the lines, he was struck by one
of the wheels and thrown down; he
called on Mrs. Thompson to throw her
self out at the rear of the carriage and
Ia endeavoring to do this, she was
caught 10 the hind wheel, from which
she soon become Olsen gagged, which fact
no doubt save her life. Her collar bone
was broken, and other injuries of Il less
dangerous character were received in the
fall. She is under the care of DR.. 4.
NJ. Neymau, and is fast recovering from
her injuries. The Colonel was uhin.
jured except receiving bruise on the
leg when struck by the wheel.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21
The Fair.

Examine the Premium List of the
Butler County Fair, and make the nee.
cessary arrangements to be present. Be
sure to bring something fer exhibit
tion. Individual effort, will make our
fair success. The Committee Of ar
rangelnents arc busily engaged in the
performance of their duties and if you
will but do your part, We will have the
best fair that has ever been held in this
county.
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Auditors Notice.

TN The mater of the Petition of j. W Christy for CT
tation Isaiah Wigton to ic and settle account as
Guardian Of VIM Morrow and d. Ia Morrow, minor
children Of Hamilton Nor ov, decd.
lea the Orphans Court Of Butler county No. is, Sep
tember term, 1857.
And now to wit t-March II, 1867. order that III e
within Petition of the Complainant be taken
ed, there being appearance denial the respond
cuts file and further direct reference TO Thomas
Robinson Esq Auditor to take proof the facts
and circumstances set forth in Ae Petition, and to re-
port them to the Court; and also to report
against said DEFENDANTS Guardian If necessary
by the court.
Butter county,
Certified from the Record this II day of April A.
1867 +. N. EASTMAN Clerk Of D. c.
fotce Is hereby given that will attend to the dur
ties Of the above appointment the Hotel Of W @
Chrlstley fn Centreve, this county, Tuesday Sep.
tomber l7th, 1867, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~ OF said day
THOMAS ROBINSON, Auditor.
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Groceries.

People are beginning to ascertain
that Patten Kearns and Son, on the
corner of Main aud Jefferson SITS. OPP
posite Jacks Hotel keep good
quality and splendid assortment Of Gro>
ceries which they sell as cheap as the
SAFE quality can be sold elsewhere. The
highest market price given for all kinds
of mcrchantable produce. Their motto
is Live and let live" Give them
call.
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Auditors Notice.

the matter of the account of Jonas Umpsteal aHd
Reuben Musselman, Administrators OF the Estate Of
John Leahman, dec'i.
In the Orphans Court of ButIer county, No. H. Mar
Term, 1867.
And now towit; June 18th, 1867 motion Of Thomn-
son Lyon Court appoint G. W. fleeger Esq., an Audi-
tor to distribute the money hands Of the Admipis
traitors. BY the Court
I'm. EASTMAN, Clerk.
Certified from the Record this End day Of JUICE, A.
D. iem II. VI. EASTMAN. Clerk.
will attend TO the duties Of the above appntrnent
OF the Office Of Black F-eger in Butler Pa on Tues
day the 18th day of August A. D., 1867 at one o'clock
p W., Of which all parties interested viii take notice
Aufidst I, 1851 at. Auditor
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21
sS-Those irreverent lads who callec

E0-Those irreverent lads who called
names after certain "bald head" of
old, deserved their untimely end because
at that time no panacea had been discOv~
cred to restore the human hair upon the
bald spots. But now Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia is known to possess the rare
merit of invigoratins the roots and fill
ing them SO full of life, where not en-
tirely dead that they cannot help putting
forth new growth which rivals iu beau
ty the locks of youth
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The Var against Paraguay.-It
is stated on the authority of letters
from South America, received in
London, that the allies in the war
against Paraguay have lost 1000 men
from cholera, and have 13, 600 men in
the hospitals. The sudden rising of
the river Parana, the most remark
able ever known, caused immense
losses of material to the allies, and
in the middle of the confusion caused
thereby, the Paraguayans opened a
tremendous FIRE from the fortress of
Curnpaity. The conviction is said
to be strong on both sides of the riy-
er that Paraguay will never be SUBJ
dued.
The RESULT IN TENNEssEE.-The
vote for Government of Tennessee at the
Hast election is footed up by the Nashville
Press as follows: East Tennessee, Ether
idge, 2,z93 Brownlow, 24,s52. Middle
Tennessee, Etheridge, $3.50 Brownlow,
27,744. West Tennessee, Etheridge,
6 Si2; Brownlow, 1852 "Lowal Mil.
tia" Brownlow, 81 Total for Etheridge,
1884; Brownlow, 86,36l. Brown
lows mojority, 4S,36S.
The Chicago Republican says
that" one hundred and fifty thousand
persons in Chicago are without the
influence of the Gospel as preached
from any pulpit. Forty thousand of
these spend the SABBATH in saloons
and German gardens.
-lsmall Pasha, according to the
Egypte, as soon as he arrived in PAR
is, made a gift to the Empress Eugene
of the tree and ground surrounding
it under which, as tradition says the
Virgin rested during her flight into
Egypt. Every one in that country
knows the Virgins tree.
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EUROPE.
REFORM IN TURKEY.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August l5.-The
Sultan, OF his return to Constansinople,
received an address from the Grand VIZ
Ter, who he left in charge of the Gov
erment during his absence. In his re.
ply the Sultan, after reviewing his re-
cent journey to Western Europe, says
as the result Of his observation he is
prompted to inaugurate an area of pro
gress for the Ottoman Empire, and
promises to submit series of measures
of reform for the benefit of his subjects.
THE HOLY LAND EXCURsIoNIsTs.
FLORENCE, August l5.-The steam
ship Quaker City, Capt. Duncan, with a
large number of cxcursionists from the
United States, has arrived at Naples,
where she has been placed in qdarlntine.
The Quaker City was on the way to the
Holy land, and her detention causes in
dignatiou among the passengers.
prussia AND AUSTRIA.
BERLIN, August I5.-A meeting is
being held between the King of Prussia
and the Emperor of Austria.
RESIGNATION OF DANUBIAN CABINET.
BUCHAREST August, 13,-All the
members of the Danubian Cabinet have
tendered their designations to Prince
Charles of Hohenzolern.
THE cRETAN QUESTION.
PARIS, August l5.-Dispatches from
Constantinople state tkat the Turkish
Government, after giving Gue consider
alton to the collective note of the Euro
peau powers, has ccme to co the con-
clusiou that it cannot admit the in.
tervention of other governments In the
affairs of Gambia, aud refuses to consent
to the joint inquiry proposed.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN BANCROFT AND
BIsMRCk.
BERLIN, August l5.-The new Min.
lister OF tho United States, Hon. Geo.
Bancroft, has had an informal interview
with Prime Minister Bismarck, at which
the conversation was most cordial.
Next week Mr. Bancroft will have his
hrst audience with the king, when he
will preseLt his credentials as AMBASSADOR
ct the American Republic.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21

TO CoNSUMPTtvES.-Th Advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered several years with
lung Affection and that dread disease Consump
on-is anxious to make known tO his ellovsufIerers
the means of cure.
10 all who desire It. he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used oe of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the SANE which they adn Iglwlv
uRE CUaE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripton il to benefit the afflicted and spread informa-
ion which he conceives to be nvauabe and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy il will cost them
nothing, and may prove n blessihk
Parties wishing the prercTiptiOn will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings county, New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21
A sinoI. Box of sRANpRETHs pit consir

vegetable extractve matter than twenty boxesc
dlpihda any where in ths world besides: fifty five
nylsnre physicians use them in their practice TO tbs
exclusion Of other purgates The first letter of ther
value yet scarcely appreciated When they are bet
known sudden death aud continued sickness will
be of the past Let those who know them speak right
out in their favor. II IL duty which will save life.
Our race are sub ect to redundancy of vitated bile
at this season, 1t Is dangerous rs it is preyaant
but Brandreths Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional use we prevent ~"
collection Of those Impurities which, when in su csnt
quantities much danger to the body's heaiti
They soon cure Liver Complaint dyspepsia Loss Of APP
petite Pain In the Head Heartburn Pain in Brea SIT
Rome. Sudden Fantness and COstyeness Sold bye all
respectable Dealers In Medicines
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-08-21
Cholera, Diarrhea, and DysenterY.,

AcuREIs WARRANTED by DR. TOBIAS Celebrated
VENETIAN LINlMENT, II used when first taken by
persons Of temperate habits. This medicine has ecu
known in the United States 2n years Thuus ands
have used it, and found it failed TO any
plant for which II was recommended and all those WHO
first tried It are without 1t. In the Cholera;
Of lS4s Dr. Tobias attended 40 and lost H. being
called in too late to do any good
BIRECfIONS.-Take n teaFpOonfsli in q wine glass of
cry half holr fJ, tw ours, aud rub the abdo-
mcR and extremties we'll with the IiBimeD.. To allny
tha thirst take lump of ice in the mouth abont the
size of amarillo every ten minutes 1t warranted pei
fecy innocent to take internally Sold by all drug
gists, price 40 and so cents Depot, So Courtland
New York