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WANTED.

For the ensuing year, comfortable House, for
small family. Prefer TO pay monthly. Apply
at the Post Office.
November 1S 1867
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Health for the Southern Invalid

Found in the of kAY'S WORDSELLS Vege-
table Restorative Pills, imported by
A. IT. ERWIN & co.
These Pills supercede the of Blue Mass, Gallo
mel and all dangerous medicines most effective
in Chills and Fever, and will renew and nvigorate
the body. As we have been disfranchised by the
Yankees let in turn disfranchise all Yankee trash
medicines and Yankee nostrums.
This Medicine can be had at Dr. Scarr's and Wal
ker Brothers, Charlotte, and at DIR. G. B. Powl-
sons, Salisbury and of A. II. ERWIN,
Sept. 80, 1867 Liacolnton, n. C.
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TICE.
Drafts on New York Without Charge

Drafts on Now fOTK WICHUuC CHafge.
Parties, whether regular customers or not, wish
ing to send money to New York. Baltimore, and
other Northern Cities, will be supplied with Drafts
for any amount, at City Bank of Charlotte, without
charge. 2@
Also for SALE Drafts in amounts to suit purchase
on England, Ireland, France and all parts of Ger
many. A. Il. DRENlZER, Cashier.
November A. 1867
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Important to Carolina Shippers.
THE NEW
Bait. & Carolina Grand Trunk
FREIGHT LINE,

VIA PETERSBURG, VA,
Comprising the following great Freight Routes:
THE POwHATAN STEAMBOAT
COMPANY'S FREIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS,
- PETERSBURG AND WELDON,
RALEIGH AND CASTOR,
NORTH CAROLINA,
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
WILMINGTON AND WELDON,
ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA,
WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER,
CHARLOTTE & SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAYS,
And their connections
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Co-Partnership Notice.
The undersigned have this day formed Copart-
nershp, under the of Il. III. COWAN & CO.,
for the purpose of carrying General Commits
sion, Shipping and Supply Business in the City of
Wilmington, n c.
Their office, for the present, is on the Corner of
Chestnut and Water Streets, up stairs, where they
will be happy to hear from and their friends.
By the lst of October next, they viii be fully pre-
pared to furnish supplies of all kinds.
ROBT. III. COWAN.
JNO. w. CAMERON,
JAMES III. HILL,
Wilmington n. c. July 20, 1867. If
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Concord Mills.

Concord Mills.
Having opened House in Charlotte, near the
Post Office, for the sale of our own manufactured
goods, we invite the attention of merchants and
others to our YARNS SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS,
OSNABERGS, CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING
YARNS, &C., &c.
asss~ Cotton taken in exchange for Goods. We
sell low for Cash.
J. MCDONALD & SONS,
August II, 1867 Concord n c.
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Cloaks and Furs, Latest Styles,

The old and numerous friends of my house know
of course their interest demands them 10 give call
before purchasing, whilst the public generally
rest assured that trial my store will leave them
fully satisfied that can and will sell at least as low
as the lowest. l-z1 80
WHOLESALERS, who do not wish to be under
scld viii do well to look through my stock.
Oct. 81, 1857. B. KOOPMANN.
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A. HALES,
Matchmaker q. and Jeweler,

One door South Of Tie MANSION House, CHARLOTTE, NC.
If your Watch needs Repairing,
Don't get mad and go to swearing;
Just take it into HALES shop,
He will fix it so it will not stop.
He warrants his work all for year,
When it is used with proper care.
He will do it as low as it can.be done,
And do it well it's sure to run.
June "a, 1867 6m
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Willard Brothers,

j. A. n
Willard Brothers.
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
And Agents for the Hazard Powder Co., and Marvin
& Co.'S Safes. Also Emerys Cotton Gin and Con-
denser, and Fosters Cotton Planter.
Nos. %, 80 and 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, ". c.
September 2, 1866 6m
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can be bought i'll out Of the city.
As usual my stock comprises everything kept in a
first class mercantile house. OF Dress Goods full
and complete stock; Cal;coes in every variety and
pattern; Shifting, bleached and unbleached Sheet
ings and Pillow casing of all widths; Ticking. &C.
Special attention is called to my extraordinary
fra and xtOr tCf
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B. KOOPMANN.
Fall and Winter Goods

Having completed my Winter Stock, I now offer t
my friends and patrons in Charlotte and surroundin
country, as handsome and cheap an assortment of
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Millinery and Ladies' Goods,

Such as Bonnes, Hats, Feathers, Balmoras, Hoop
skirts English Hosiery Vests, &C.. Shawls in every
variety; lot of French Embroideres Laces thread
and cluny; Edgings; Insertngs Collars; Handker-
chefs-altOgether embracing an assortment such as
is only seldom offered in this city
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN AND
TEACHERS.

livery young man. vAatever may be his future calling
In life, will had thoreugh and practical business cdu-
cation his greatest aid to Such may
be had hy ALL the expense and time aseessary for a
thorough preparation readily be spared from the
sarnngs Of every Industrious youth In the country.
Three moLhs only Necessary for preparation that
shall introduce any farmers son. teacher mechanic
into business position that shall bring him good
salary, and that may lead him to business
At Philadsphia Pa. systsm Of instruction has been
introduced into - O. Nnmford's Business aud Telegraph
College thstmust.bs thoroughly practical spd work
revoiutioa In isl instruction n AZ schools
ing pupils enough that II NAV 8. introduced Un.
fortunately this system Of instruction only be
risd out In few Of the aarger schools In the Uaited
stsses, requires for s successful operation great
number Of students In dali, attendance This course
is recevins the encouragement and enthusiastic sup.
port Of the leading business educators throug
out the country and drawing for this College pa
ronasc from nearly svety State in the luton. Tue
practical arrangement Of every department makes
prohfsts fr young men hundreds Of rniles
eoy IT'S advantages. Us ct other school in thB eoh
y can equal advantages be had for bu sness education
Rev. Alexander CLARK editer Of Ctark's School rfsi-
tor IN notice of that institution. said 80 The Com
nsrcai Colisse OF q. Mumfofd combines in Its plan
NOR sna better disctpnes It's .tudsns
which am acquainted 10 ihe city, and but onein our
whole eosintry in shy jse esmparss with It. aaa ts
one puisues method somewhat the same but perhats
not as fully devsloped. -~
Such report from Roy. Alexander CT rk is strong
evidences the character and standng Of this school
The College from it Ian OF Instruction invite. the II
tsnton Vfths nd Il man, pubica tiops
exploratory Of s rkiur, which are mailed frss Of
ehArEe We suggest Ii those interested in eancsfiIt
send an sppessIon r .ircusrs - they will no doubt
!. address j. O. Muaf. Philssssphra, fs.
Jsn se Q. emo
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A Railroad 10 Better County.
We clip the following from the Rstss-
sTyh comTsscti of the 25th iinsts : r
This correspondepce has already De-
tailed at some length the pre- posed exten.
sion Of the Westerf Pennsylvania Raila
road, now owned by the Pennsylvania
Central, to Butler Mr.. Pillow, member
from Butler, had q b;Ii reported To-Day,
which WAS framed with the consent Of
tho Philadelphia Solicitor of the Gen.
trail. The first section provides that
"the Western Pennsylvania Railroad
Company be aud they are hereby author
ised and required to commence the builds
ing and construction Of the railroad to
the town of Butler, in Butler county. on
or before July next, and to proceed con-
tinuously Herewith and complete the
same to Butler, on OF before July /,
1869" The members from Lawrcnce
and Butler feel quite confident that the
Central will build this road within the
time named. This bill passed the House
at Eve O'clock. 'a sIt 7 al1yEfIT
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-27

...e. .fHEs ne ID. sl For the CITIZEN
Mr.. EDIToR:-In looking over
the columns of the Gittsea Of last
week, / notice communica ton
headed "a Good HOTEL" signed by
three persons ;.anl also notice from
the columns of the Citizen for the
last two weeks, that gentlemen bear
ing the same name as those signing
said communication, figured very
largely and conspicuously in the
Portersville fight. If they are
the same, the gentleman whose hotel
they recommend, is welcome TO the
benefit of whatever good may grow
out Of their recempendation. The
insinuation that Mr.. Jack does pot
give good bed and boarding is sirsply
false; and he gave it, too, at time
when it could not be had at the
house which these gentlemen would
so highly recommend. We know
whereof We speak When men un-
dertake to speak disrespectfully of
others, they should scrutinize self /;
an at least, be sure that their own
characters are unimpeachable. "Peo-
pie who live in glass houses should
not throw stones 'aaqs TRUTH.
Clinton Tp., Mar. 20, 1867.
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Notice.

Notice. -
l caused an advertisement of the Ham,
ilton Gold and Silver Mining Company,
of Nevada, to be published in the, pa.
pers of this county, but refused to d is
pos sc the Stock mill the Superintepd
ent who had been sent to Nevada To as
certain the productiveness of the mines,
should return. lie has now returne
asd tha ore haVipg been tested, and prov
ipg TO bs as rich as that OF the best mines
in that State, tho Company, at its last
meeting in Philadel phia, concluded not
to sell Stock but to issue bonds with cou-
pons attached bearing ten per cent inter
est, payable in coin. The bonds are re :
deemable in Eve years from date, and
may, within that time at the option of
the holder, be converted into Stock, If
those persons who desired 10 take ttoek,
wish to have bonds, they can signify
DISQUALIFICATION BY application to JAMES
T, AfJENKtN, Esq. Of Butler. I.
81 J. ZIEGLEH, secy 4 Treas
February goth, EFT
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TO coNsuMPTivEs. -,The eAdsertiser, having
iss,ored % health In sks. bF very sm-
pie remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung afse tloH and that dread Consump
tiOn-s anxious 70 make knsvh 70 bis feiowsaHefefs
the means OF cure. @ - 4-.sil So
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of the pre-.
sorption used free OF charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they adm ylwlv
pRE cusE PoRs CossusPTIos, AsfH.A, In dNuHTIs &s.
The only object Of the advertiser IN sending the Pre-
scription Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread nt5rn-
tion which he eonceFes to be iesalualf aud hshopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, IT will cost them
nothing and may prove bless,LA
Parties wsshiHe the bfeferiptou will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings county, New York.
1Ro6 1xa y
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BUTLEtt MARKETS.

BuTTEg-fresh Roi so cents per pound
BEANS-white, s.. 90 per bushei.
BARLEY-Spring 80
BEESwAx-55 ssnts per pound
EGGS-l5 tents per dozen
FLouRt Wheat, S,sq to 7.7s per hund.; Rye $50
Buckweeat, 50 to 325 per hunt.
FRUlT-Dr. Apples, 8 cts. per D; Dried Peaches
y cents a D.
EEkTnERSl-55 eents per pound
GRAlN-Wheat s. 50 Per bush Rye.1,no Oats. ioc
Csrp 19 Bnekwheat, 75c.
GRocERIES--Cofee RIO, 30 per pound: Java, %
Brown Sugar. is1Sper pound, DO Yhlte 2jc n o. oa+
% 81 20 cents per gallon; Syrgp % and 81 so.
HIDES-T esnts per poupd-
LARD-l2k esnts per pouna.
SAyLS-ssJo per ksg-
EUTAT0ES-50e per busbel.
fohK-shoulders, IL; Fitch, III Hams. l5c per
pound. --'. =
- RAGS cents per pound. -
RICE-l5 cents per rcnud.
sALT-S3,2 ~ pei barrsl.
TALLow-i2eeats per pouDd E
WooL-45 cents per pound.
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PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

-. PiTEsBuRsH, February s, 1857 2
.GRAIN--winter Red. s. soi No. Spring Is quoted
Corn, 1895; Barley. No. Spring 81 10.
fLJUE-=sprisg wAeAi, 81 z5o; Winter Wheat, SIS,
Rye Flour 81 15i DsekE Lsss - s5per swt--- " -
JAS-Hacon. shoulders, lie, Sugar Cured
Hams t6e; Lard f3c. 81 b Nt'f -R@s - =
BUTrEit-fresh l,oll STE
kGGS-2Oc pei dozen
HAY--Baed, SIS per Ton.
SEkDS-flaxseed 81 IS; Timothy. 50 IS Csqyer. rs
DRIED FkUlT-Peaches, quarters, IL halves - cts
per d; Apples; 9g l0c. q
PQTATuES-Peach BLOWS, 90 cents per bushel
APPLBs-S4 Ut6I4 SO.
BEANS--S2 rs per bashsl
olL--Crule, 7lxD73<; Refined, % ce3ts per gallon
lad ol', 81 y ~ s1r ~ ?, and 81 IL f,r ~ J.
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reunE Ameries. ....-..
What shalt we say about III Why,
boys and girls. the best plan is tc
buy a copy for Is cepts, or subscribe.
If we would put a column in type, it
could not tell all the good things it
CONTAINS. 1t is the best Child's
Magazine published. Office, 473
Broadway, N. Y. Price, $3.50 per
gear.
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ILLUSTRATED
DOMESTIC BIBLE.
DY REV. IseRAuAM coUnrE, a. :.

FTNIIIs work contains all the plans Of the Connsn
taFiss and Ia neat and of convenient siZ9 for FAM
use IL will Esqure but little examination - that
this edition Of the Sacred i ings embraces many fsa
lures never before crmbnsd in volume, and 1. a
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cal student Some Of the most important and dstia
euishing features Of q 10 bible are:
,. Seven hundred Wood Engravinss. O. Many thou
SIND marginal references. g. Three finely execnted
Steel Engravings. {. Numerous improved readngr
s. corrected chronological order. An exposition
Of each chapter containing tn essence Of ihebsst Com
ineutatofs with much original matter by the editor.
L. The poetical books in the metricsl form. Rthec-
,ions drawn from the subjects OF the chap and giving
IN condensed form IT. spiritual mpert. O. Questions
the end of each chapter, for family examination.
10. Dates axed 10 tho ehaptcrs for each morning and
evenings reading, comprising The whole Biblsin
To these have lately bern addaI very dcsirable
features, viz; II Contains family photograph depart
ment in connection with the family record, and
teudtd concordance IL is ono Of tho most desirable
Bibles published. The work eoutalus nearly fifteen
hundred crown qnartop pages. printed from clear and
bea rtifn type onns paper, with numerous snsravpgs
aud Ia boBnd In three Hfierent aud beautifnl syes
Rev John Davis, Of Conno1nepeering township, IN
Agent for Butler Ceurdy. Iest Ofice Addr ~,
~ @ wHirksroWE, Butler County, "a.
March, no LIS. N-tf
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The Iron City College is an iusti"
tuition not of theories but of the
most rigid, correct and comprehen-.
size practice. 1t is an entire business
world in itself. The student is not
only taught but he works. Every
possible contingency of business life
he encounters and works out inde-
pendentIy in the course of his own
personal experience. When a man
graduates from this college, he has.
in preparing to do business actually
done business for some time, and
graduating is little else than. the
change from one Office to another.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-27

The monthly meeting Of the But,
Ter Temperance League win be held
in the Court room, on Friday ewes
ming at 7 o'clock. Rev. J. D. Leg
git and others viii address the meet.
ing. All the members of the League
are requested to be present. The
public are cordially invited to attend,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-27
MEETING .-Thefe will be q meet

---~F ?. ke1
MRBTIFG.-Thefe will be q meet
ing of the 'si'pperyrook Wool Grow
ers' Association in Centrcvilic, on
Saturday, April 5ths at o'clock,
?. NJ. A: the last meeting Of the
Association a committee was appoint
ed to arrange premiums for. next
shearing time John Z. Bard, Lew
is Patterson and David Mckee were
appointed said committee. A full
meeting would be desirable. Officers
are to elect for the ensuing year.
and every member can have a vote in
arranging premiums. ItEis the duty
of the committee on prepiumr 90 re.
port d premium list to the Society at
the next meeting, and said Report to
be acted upon by the Association.
2 ~s-=@ JOHN BINsHAM,. Sec,y. Y
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4 4,.~,,e mou,hiy.

The Aesii PHmhcr, if possible, ex-
cells ANYTHING that has preceded it..
The composition is original and full
Of interest. 1t is one of the cheap
est and best M gazines published
Subscription price, $4,00 per year.
Address, Ticknor & Fields, 124 TIE
mont St, Boston.
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Executors Notice,

Es.gtc f,Iln .Stera,7, deed.
KTTERs ttstimentsry have this day March 18th
i 1867, been duly granted toThomas 4. Stewart and
JOHN Bum. Bxscutorso The Inst will aud esanen.
Of John Stewart late Of Cehtre township decd tifero
fore notice IL hereby given to all pcrs indebted 10
said estate t pay UP without delay and all persons
having claims against ths same. will preserH ;hem pro-
pefly authenticated for settsment
TIios. Il. T.iSTRWART,l p...,
no. Il, 4w. JOHN NJ, DSNN, hNeeutorS
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A lecture on the subject of Tens
perance will be delivered by the
Rev. J. A. Davidson, in the Court
Room, in Butler. On Monday eve
ming, the 9th of April, at 7 o'clock.
The friends of temperance and the
public generally are respectfully in
vited to attend. ri
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n Rsrper's Magazine.

Harper's Alesarine.
The April number of this splendid
periodical is before US. It is a well
come visitor. tits useless to par>
ticularize. 1t is replete with iHter
est. The best recomp ndatioh it
Gan have, is perqsal Of it's contents.
Price s4,O0 per yeafi Address,
Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square,
New York.
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Lsay,s Friend for April.

This ever welcome periodical, for
the month of April, is on our table.
The engravings are, as usual, elegant
and refined. AS to the literary con-
tents, we haye eont;nuasions of at
tractive stories, from the pens Of ex-
perieneed writer's. A beautiful Steel
Engraving, called "Ono of Life's
Happy Hours" will be sent gratis
to every single subscriber. and to
every person sending club. Price,
$3.50 per year. Address, Deacon
l. Peterson, 319 Walnut St., Phila.
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Cheap, Light, Durable,

Elre anu Watcr Pioof. sucl an invention cenms pdE
itself Of property in this ago OF destructive
cnnfsgi aifons The denHnh for II is already great
This useful improvement patented by N T. Blake.
ef Almond. -, wbIsk Letters Patert bear date tho
18Th day Of April. kGj, 4 stees Company, With suf
fccnt oapal has hssn chart sssd hJ tho State Of New
81 The public : - er - q = ~
The tindersgr ed having Purchased the righ Of But
Ter County for putting roofs Of the above described
Material ready to enter into contracts for doing
the same, at much less cost than II can be done of
any other material We will warrant off roofs to ba
wster and Ore proof ard aiso.ta bs surabtsg We will
sell tho right Of poTia OF the County on rca'onNbla
terms.
Fur flrther particulars sppiy to or sdirsss TI0a.
M'GARFIc or JAS, D. RIDDLE ceutrsviiic, or II. ).
BINGHAM, HarrisviIls, Psnn'<ss y 81
no II, 4w. .
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-27

EEHNsYLyANIA
Agricultural Land Scrip
FOR SALE,


V,BE BoAaD s.-5enaIssTos ERs SOW OFFER
foe sale 5lT zoe Drss cf Agricultural College Land
scrip, being the baissss Of the Scrip granted the
eormcoweslth 81 PAnnsyivnats s,T the endowment Of
Agricultural Celleges 10 this stats- = A ia
Proposals tcr tho purchase ofTtils Lapi ScFip, all
dressed 70 ~ 5s Board &c Commissioners n AgricHs.
raj Land serpi will be recetred At Tho surveyor Gen.
erals o8ce, AZ Harrisburg uatii u aeioek NJ on H.t
peelay. April 10. 1857. sttT
This isnd may bs ioessed IN ss.ts Tsrritory,
by tho holders &c The scrip, upon any Of me unappr
pfated Lands Except mlusIsf tants1 Of the units:
staiss which nsy bs sntisct % ssls At prssts snry
Each pifee represents quarter sscelon e hundred
and sixty aere-.iaed 70 blank sns will be ,I4nefnrsdLa
WITHOUT indorss ent 81 orpa assigprer. Tbs bllpl
nsed not hs hlle natl ths son prsssrsef fr lrcs.
ton ard entry when party hofdiry 20 ssn al .t3
blank aud sntsSt the land In his es<s asas Bids mae
be made peT acre, AMI no oids WI bs -ecstxsd f7
less han ene qua'ter seetier. Eat III va
The sefip will be i-sued Immediately eatho D. YEae
Of the money to hs sHrysyortsnsr. Oa all is lo4
lesa quantity .bao % 600 acres onathFd c ths' ps5
eiass InoBessinsst he asd wtha tea daysaua 80 u
snaiBfr two jhfs within thirty "a - af-ef nGt A
sf the acceptance cf es bid or bid%by tsa essE-'g
- JACOB ". CANTBsbt-
Survs u ts1<rl 4
Fof tssBosrt ! cT Ssaays 1.iss1se
Ea.bburs rsls .4ry =, fssys--ts-s7z - tysb
. ~
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Godey's Lodyls seok.

Godey's Ladyis seos. ~,a L,
The April number Of this maga-
zine, for beauty and variety of ems
be'lishment, has no superior. The
literary matter is furnished by such
writer's as Marion Harland, Whose
last work-"Sunnybrook" stamps
her as the best living American wri-
teri Price $3 90 per year. Ad-
dress, L. A. Cooley, N. E. Corner of
9th and Chestnut Sts., Phila. .
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IMPORTANT TO
PROPERTY OWNERS.

COME years since E. Blake discovered on his farm
- in Almond, Allegheny County, Y, large de
pcsit of heavy brown substance. Upon analysis by
Hadey, Of Bufaso, " Z. This substance was FUND u
consist Of % per cent sr oxide Of Iron, per socI
aud AIamuia. ~ = a
Tho world has long been wanting perfect Fire and
Water Proof Paint aud Roofing Cement, and by repeat
cd aud exhausted tests u has been demonstrated that tho
md seeia two Of the most substances
known TO chemistry. When anplisd to shingles by tho
dipping process by laying the roof cement Il ha,
given uDqseliSoa satisiae,ons Applied old shin
gc roof that IL lcaky 1t efeetuay ssps all leakage
applied according 10 instructions forms coating OF
oxide Of iron inst Il water and fire proof. For Yet
roofing 70 Is second TO In the world. II Ia .
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Cholera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery ,

Cholera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery !,
cuREIs Warranted by DH, TOBIAS SELgBRATkD
VENETIAN LIN I'M sNT if used whsn hrst taken by
persons cf temperate habits. This medicine has cen
ksown In tile United States oveF 81 years. ThopS ands
have used it nnd found II never failed to any am
plant for whchtt recommended, and all those wtd
first tried IT, are never WithOutt In tbs Ch"lera
1875 Dr Tobiss attended 40 cases sndlosl being
called In too late to do any good
DIRHOFIoNS--rTakea teaspoonful in swipe glass Of
er sery half hour fJi hs ours, and rub the nbdo
men and extremities well with the Linimen.. To allsy
tho thirst take lump of ice in the mouth. about the
size of marble every ten minutes warrnnted per
fecty innocent to take internally. Sold by all drug
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