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rAckS0N PARK-A GREAT TROT-
! : y; KtCE 4 trot'ns A *
y. prtfi come of over !aok- sSsa @A
J's' .,rs ,.ar. . Hu THO KS ,,Sxs%sSASAS-
-.., aS|vo,qher 2s,h Mile sS~ .:S-~S---.ZyyS -.ZyyS~SSSS
rcl &rse IN FIVE, for sweepstake OF slVV.
il BAKER enters h. m. Katy Darling. to har-
49,, wr.rh, cn;srsg 6 Gray Sam TO wagon.
~. 10 start ~ O'Clock Cato fee, so cents .
11 a1.., r. THOMAS CoGHLAN, Proprietor.
-,,CRMONp THEATRE.
i r.ASp lNSTEUMESTAL CONCERT
HI1nMoND 6SG &c HEsTRA.
y fsrN>Y bvEN1HG, NeySxBES 20, 1867.
PRoGkhMMS.
rAETI /.
.-a-t,-n- ron Giovanni. Mozart.
tlch,> rA
r.,r.rss-.rz le Lucia de Lammcrmoor-- fan
M'>o !dnh Stein.
.,r..r,. Frank ana Krsusse.
..,. H..uaaols violin and PIANO
u4..r stein ard Mr KcSsnioh.
~r.-,.nssn, ltsno, and rioioncellos
&. Shuman.
VAKT II.
.-..f C.--..,o in minor, for piano, with
.raas-.ra accnmpariment..C C NJ. De Weber.
J Etinhardt.
q. .r.r .'Ns se.a--.-@ Melt de Granade-
picsmond Turner's.
csgans' >o'o..;r' a. vr:, b'rsson"'
-,rs,. r.ogto. Piano. and rioloucello Eeisiger.
Nu.,.. rA.low, kcssn'ch, and k"n,hatd!
waa L1tI.eandEe, ................'M Meyerpser.
s0v S.I0S.-.PsrQnett~. dress circle, and or.
.....a ,ssis, auc ga!lerits, 2Sc. No ezra
.....- a.- reserved seats. no % ~
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Shi;}p5Ng.

glJH BAhTI MohE, SAVANNAH,
4 aND BOSTON ,~ S,ri. cslyE %
.-- Puwhatan Steamboat CON - - ssS.s
..r.v- SL.sre.: huute-Ere'E Ehts Re IsSsSlaasssgS
....l En Gh.r.a for Wharf "a by THIS Lihe--So
~-..,.ofr,usf., 6i Gouds-Leayes B.,umore every
wya.r-aay and sotarday = I"sves N h'cnh,%ho ~
,...r..rST,wFO Oc IAEYh>Nh. CAPITA! HoMAs
v..ygks, via l.,.ye here >UAD> y doRNilSG al
! ..erIrI, Freight received every day tsunHaF
.. >..,..3I rp IA 6 o'clock p. u This steamer has
.fttid faloo.s eta,.roorns, and PASSENGER ac'
. .frrnodatiols. Fare reduced 10 JHkhE po,,'-
+ 4Fs. Meals ard sta:eruums extra. For lrelHht
W f"ss"'' "Ff" DAVID < WILLIAM CURBIE.
no IL 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-27

mr.. REGARD a. WISE; having lo>
Gated in Tho city, offers his professional services
TO the public. Ctlice under the Ballard House
residence, corner of Ninth and Marshall streets.
no 2-lInk
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Physicians.

DR. 4. Il. PETICGLAS has dissolved
1 y his connect on with tho New orleans Schooi
OF Medicine and will devote himself exclusively
to the practice Of his profession in this clty; ,,
Office OILS Franklin street; residence aoz "eIl'n
str Aos-AAi
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Books, Stationery, dc.
rg,HE Wealth ER-So soft hoI,n,

4
T'HE WEATH ER.-So soft. balmy.
L and genial a day as the one JUS, past we h ave-
| noteNperienccd for many moon. The azure hue
Q! Heayen's dome was never more entrancingly
looked more serene and tranquil II was a day TO
arouse the mind and inspire tho pen and very
naturally eansed a greatru,h to CRUTCHFIELD'S,
where PENS. P.PkR, PENCILS. ENVELOPES,
of mental food met with ready purchaser
doDSY. PATERSON, DEMoRRST. LRsLIE
me BAZAAR, ard al tho other ladies' favorites for
peeemeer, now ready at No. III Broadway. few
I IOSEPHINE.-Thc EMPRESS JO-
~ sEpHINE. BY Mrs. Muhlbach. $3.50 and 81.
TIE LAST RSMBLE iAf,,ic; AsosGsT C. THE INDIANS
OF E THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS AND THE
ssGGSTrLaSES aunt 1SEIs kvaRf sT5REs fsfs s. ASNo 50 @
| TBS BOYS OF BERCHW0nD. $3.50
BARFORp BRIDGE; Schoohoys' Trials 81
OUT OF THE HEART SPOKEN; to Little Ones.
TIE LITTLE LADDERS TO LEARNING. vol
umes each $3.50.
With fine assortment Of English Juveniles.
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN s CO.
no27
T ESLIE MAG AZINE OF FASHION,
Lady's Friend, Anthur's Home, Harper's Maya
zine. Land We Love, Eclectic, Old Guard-all for
Decsmbcr-at TURNER'S,
ao27 lila Main street.
DLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,
| ID 1920 MAIN STREET.-We are prepared with
| the bes materials TO make to order Blank Books
OF any size or style. Early orders are solicited
from those who intend TO opsn new sets of books.
Large stock of Blank Books, from the cheapest &c
the best always on hand. Bookbinding in any
! style. J. w RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
Law and Miscellaneous Booksellers and Station
| erS. O22
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Nitro.Glycerine Explosion-aine Persons

Killed.
BERGEN, n. J., November 26.-An explosion
OF nitro. gly cerine took place here to-day, kill
ing nine persons and lnJuring several others.
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.JeMeLerS, dc.


7 Attest STYLES NEW JEW WEI4RY
IL JUST EECElVED AT E0WLAN CO.'S.
Magnificent PEARL BRIDAL SETS,
AMETHYST and DIAMOND SETsi
TAsSELi. and PEA Ell. SETS,
0hRN&T ETRU>CA SETS,
Rich CORAL SETS,
New patterns ENAMELLED BANDS,
Elegant BEIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS, and
ihiiiAMoND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS,
livery variety Of rich SlLF EhN ARB, IN cases.
for BRIDAL PRESENTS.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles
direct from the factories OF Europe and America.
TuoaIs NowLAS kOWIhN & CO.,
Ro r. MAccMBER corner Main and
no IL Tenth streets above the post office.
NEW AND 3 BEA FU i PAT
N TERMS OF JEWELRF. SILE
WARE, &C., At JOHN b. TYLER & Co.'S, 1872
Main street.-We have on hand and are constant
" receiving Ii the most desirable styles Of
Diamond Pins Ear kings, Finger Rings, &C.;
Gold, Enamelet, and Eruscan Jeweiery-every
article in this line Of new patterns;
Gold ana Silver Watches, superior quality, war
ranted:
Gold Watch Chains Vest, Chatalain, and Leon.
tire, svery variety "
silver Tea Services, Pitchers, Goolets, Mugs But-
ter Dishes, Castors. Spoons, Forks, Ladies'
Butter Knives, &c;
Silver IN CASES. for Bridal and other presents oc
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have just
3 reserved WHITES PATENT LEY ER fhDss-
the hes, truss IN uss FOR retention and radiea cure
Of Horria. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL sur
POETR9 JOHN w. BISON. Draggibt,
plh II Hctn ana Th,rd brsse'
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III A r p E R. s
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE


II is the foremost Magazine OF the day The nresiie
never had more delightful companion nor the million
more enterprsing friend than Harper's Magazine =
Methodist Protestant, baltimore
The most popular Monthly in the WORLDLY T. Oh
server.
We must refer In terms Of Euiogy to the high tone
and varied exoellences Of HARPER'S MACHINE
journal with monthly circulation of abou, 10000
copes-in whose ages are to be found some of the
choicest light and general reading of the day We
speak of this work evidence Of the culture Of the
American People; and the popularity 1t has acquired
is merited. Zach number contains fully Ia pages OF
reading matter appropriately Illustrated with good
wood cuts and IL contains in itself the racy monthly
and the more philosophical quarterly blended with
the best fea lures Of the daily Journal It has great
power In the dissemination Of love pure literature
TRuBSEn's Guide 10 american Literature London.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves libra
y OF miscellaneous reaGng such be found In
the same compass IL, any other publication that has
come under our notice Boston Courier.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
THE HAMILTON
6cld & Silver 8'iuino o..
OF EVAn a.

The property Of this Company issitu1tsd In the Nam
moth aud North Union Ninni4u Districts, Nye County
State Of Nevada, and camp the following uamod
lsdqes n Siirer hesripO oW1rft.
LEDGES IN MAMMOTH MINING DISTRICT
The Winnebaga Ledge, ,........ wcIyc hundred feet
Union Ledge ................-One thhou and feot.
n I'd Jacket Led se ,.... see. One thous nd feet
Mabs-haw Ledge............ Eighteen hundred feet.
Cjibwa ledgc,............ Twelve hundred feet.
Mammoth CnmstoeS Ledge, Eighteen hundred feet.
Yellow jacket Ledge, ,....... One thousand feet
" Dccntah Ledge, ge,,............TweY hundred teot.
60 Comet ledge. thousindd fsot
LcvatANn Ledge, Eish:esn hundred
Emerson Lelgc ..-........... d. Un- thous nd foe
LEDGES ~ N0ETH UNION DISTRICT
Tie Hamilton l. L'dgs.......... Twelve hundred feet
- hamilton Ex Ledge, .....- Twelve hundred feet
" tJlw1 led-e..,.. Twelve hundred feet.
e Decotah Ledge Twelve hundred fyct.
g Grass Valley Tx, Ledge, ....Twelve hundred feet
Bushnc ES Ledge. ......... Twelve hundred feet
" Forest Queen Tx Ledge......TwclVs hundred feet.
% Pony ES Ledge ........,.T Twelve hundred foes.
Tke OAcers and Board Of Directors OF thi. Company
present the above combination Of twenty .h aud yzi-
able Silver Ledgrs. comprising twenty-five thvusanI
feet which they confidently believe embraces proper
ty fgr profitable silver mining unsurpassed by any on
tho Pacific coast.
This property was selected and located by practical
and experienced miners, among the hrst, in North Unos
and Mammoth, which justly regarded among tho
hest silver mining districts in tho State. on account Of
the richness Of the the width Of tho the fs
timber on the mountain and tho salt basins and grass
In the valleys.
This Company do not design to set forth statement.
that will not be verified and prefer under sstimat Ing
what TREY heiisye tho results will prove Fuat Ia an
item ii great expense In nany Of tbs districts Til,
a Curry, ophr, Savage ap ether celebrated mines in
washnr, rayihg fron, bss :, twenty dollusl ller
cord for wood twenty stamp mill will consume hf
cords Of wood per day, AT per cord amounting
20 80 per uay - .he n'hlo'h any Nor.n CnoE
ustio.s ~ ~, " I,pI eo'u OF 20
per day. T insie 10, 70 se SAti'S "n ms neh. IN inc
onnu.p'''.u ~, es,, .n u ',s y nsef IN innlhs
opsi '"e 49, "e icss thph so' per
rs n. .s g. "a s Us u 1IIns .Mony ss n',i
lh tsese c's WINCH "Oud make hahusoMs yearly
p'I,'s ~ frt ~ t'sg,. ~ =, H., -, 49,.
~ IS hot tne Inleoa "I lneComp2hy 70 WoIk al this
p'nie.ly o. 'e pirse' .ne, eut 70 hou u w reserve
10, % Iu'4aie enef - form FORM l'at OF " into
9pei %'bahlhsioaS o' 70 ercet o'hor hisi rs m'y be
acesd gnssn'. , 'Msn.y stNp mu near wen;
,G.ot,ee M ", oas M Py aI''uenu on ,,e eapLu
t M sI 'h y, lano " 9is
III. 5omrny in'snS 70 erect dr.tei,,s mil d nsar
Vi; %ss$s Ss: %s:@ Ft s.s :: ::
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
I72 ACRES OF LAND.

less, situated in said township of cbcrrv sad
county bounded the north by lands of r. j. BRYAN
on the east by lands OF Vim. Logue on the south
by lands of the heirs Of James Armstrong deed and
on thewest by lands of r. J. Bryan
TERMS OF SALE -0ne-thlfd Of the purchase money to
De paid at the confirmation of sale by the Court and
the residue In two equal annual payments therefrom
with interest from confirmation Of sale.
ISAAC DOUBLE.
JOSIAH L. RUSSELL,
Dec 10 TO- Guardian,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue OF an order and decree Of the Orphans
ID Court of Butler county, the undersigned, Admin
srator Of Philip Dllaman decd will expose to sale by
public vendue. the premises Friday the 25th day
Of January, 1861 at 10 O'Clock, m, the following
real estate, sitnate In Brady township, Butler Co.
bounded and described follows on the north by land
Of Urich Carrican, the east by lands Of Nchoi-s
Carrcan, the south by lands OF John Barker, and
west by lands Of Henry Double, containing
80 ACRES,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE :-0nethird Of the purchase money
In hand, and the balance In two equal annual install
ments, with interest from confirmation Of sale
JACOB R0HRER,
Dec, 10 Cots Administrator
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Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of an order and decree of the ornbansi
ID Court in and for the county Of Butler, the under.
signed Guardians Of the minor children and grand child
of Jas Thompson, late ofCherry township said county
decd will or for sale public vendue on the pren
ses, at one O'clock P. NJ. of MONDAY, he 2oth day
Eahr
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Stray Steer.

(tAME to theresidenes Of the subscriber living In
" worth tp. on or about the eighth of Dee 1895
erinde steer, supposed to bs between two or three
years Old NO marks visible. The Is requested
20 prove property, pay charges and take him away o.
he will be disposed Of according 70 law
Jan ', ss "A. PIsoR, rovnship Clerk
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MISCELLANEOUS Advertisements.
GTRA YsTEER.

CTRA YsTEER.
CAME to the residence Of the subscriber In FRI nix
lin township, Ion New Castle road, five miles wes
Of Butler sometime this fall red steer small star In
his forehead, belly and legs white, both cropped
and small point brok n UG the horn, supposed to be
three years old The Is notified TO come forward
prove properly pay charges and take him away.
Dee. 10, 06. JOSEPH STEWART.
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FARM FOR SALE,

UNHE subscIiber Offers FOR sale the farm on which h
now Ses si'ua ed IN Penn tovnsi,i p. Bu Ter Co.
Pa m les Wes OF SeVonburg, miles Noi,h east OF
Glade NILS, and mile. Hast Of the Allegheny asd
Butler Plank Road; CO raining
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Dec. 1885
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The American Citizen.

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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLDl
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE.
LIE -GIVING PILLS !

These life giving remedies now fer the first time
given publicity to the world For over quarter of
century of private practice the Ingredients in these
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A VERY FOUNTAIN. o YOUTH

For every they add life and vitality and
store he waning energies to their pristine state Te
the young aud middle-aged, they will prove most inva
uable ready specific, and ste ling medicine Here
Is dream realized. that Pohn del con sought for
three hundred years ago, and found lie looked
for fountain that would restore the old to vgor and
make youth ever
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30

Have used with the greatest success Their missile
Is not only - prevent dssase but to cure They se,rh
out the various madies by which the patient Is suffer
ing and re nvigorates the failing system. To the aged
and nirm few doses Of these PILLS will prove be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-10
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE MONDAY EVENING, JUNE TO- 1867

mencing just below the chin and reach
ing the whole length OF the abdomen, and
all the internal organs were exposed to
view aud subject TO thorough examina-
ton. The mucous membrane Of the
throat (the pharynx and larynx) were
found liberated their entire surface !;
the heart was in healthy condition.
Upon attempting TO remove the lungs
which, in the healthy subject, hang loose
in the thorax so that they are easily re-
moved by severing their natural connec-
tions, it was fourd that by disease they
were firmly attached to the walls Of the
chest. The left lung for its whole ex-
tent was diseased mass, and had to be
dissected from all its surrounding or.
gans with care TO remove it entire. The
lower portion Of the left lung was en-
tirely gone, and its place occupied by
large abscess, which had formed adhe-
sions TO the ribs, stomach and liver On
the inside OF the abscess small particles
of tuberculsr deposits we're found. The
upper portion of this lung was congested,
and tubercular deposits found through
it. The right lung was also congested,
duu blt ndunC tuOCANhiaA NOhSAGbAOho
were found scattered through the upper
portion, and had begun to soften and de-
stroy the lung
Then came the search for the monster
reptile with four feet, large head and
coated like the stomach so that the acid
Of the liver would not dissolve it. No
one appeared afraid, as the monster
was dead" and good many present to
assist if one of US should be pounced
upon. With caution and carefnlness we
carried on our examination through the
large and small intestines up to the
stomach, another detachment down the
throat to the other end of the organ;
then with bold rush the snakes hiding
place was cut open, and nothing of skull
or skim tracks, marks, or indications
that showed that such an animal had
ever visited that much secluded spot;
and the fast believers of snake in the
stomach have come to the conclusion
that they never did really believe any
thing about it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-10

We believe too much stress has been
placed upon the general and free use Of
them, to the utter neglect of other and
more important germs Of the disease.
We're you to see man pouring pals
full Of water upon the smoke, whose
house was on FIRE, would you consider
him wise and considerate manp Nol
You would laugh at his folly.
In many instances the use OF disin-
fsctants offers parallel Remove the
cause and the effect will not exist, Re.
move or destroy the generating pabu.
lum, if possible to do so, and there will
be no cause of alarm in this respect.
There are two leading disinfectants that
are scarcely ever recommended or urged,
that are more genuine in their beneficial
effects than all others combined. All
others are mere substitutes or auxilia-
ries. These two are exceedingly cheap,
are acceptable and can be obtained by
rich and poor without money and
without price" Use these freely and
the Board of HEALTH will, to great
extent, be saved the trouble Of advising
the public to resort to some drug store,
to procure a recommended disinfec.
tant at a stiff price.
fro BE CONTINUED IN ro-MoRRow's LEPGnR,l