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LO0E out for Him.
A YOUNG MAN THAT OBTAINS GOODS
UNDERFALsE PRETENsEs.

A YOUNG MAN THAT OBTAINS GOODS
UNDERFALsE PRETENsEs.
For some time past a young man
been going around this city, obtaining
goo Is under falls, pretences.
On the 10Th of last February be visit
ed the furniture store OF NJ. Meg4ry, OIL
fatnall sire I, above Fifth, aud purchas-
ed bedroom set of furniture, and had
hem sent TO his boarding house. He
purchased the goods on time, but when
Mr.. Megary went to collect for them, he
ascertained that the young man lad
moved to another boarding house. Be-
ming convinced that he was a fraud,
dr. Megdry had warrant issued for
his arrest. The warrant was placed in
tee hands OF Constable Dillon, Who sue.
ceeded III finding the young man yester-
day. He was given hearing last even.
ing by Equlre Vandegritt on The charge
If obtaining goods under Ialse pretenses,
and was he'd in the sam of $500 bail TO
answer the charge at Court.
He was placed in the custody of
Constable dillin who escorted him to
he City Hall for the purpose of locking
him up.
lie Constable left his prisoner stand
ing in the corridor leading to the cells,
while he went TO speak to the Chief OF
Police. No sooner had the young been
left a'one, than he made one leap for
liber.Y, aud reaching the door safely lie
shot out like streak of lightning and
crossing the hall yard, was soon out
upon King street down which street.
he ran like deer.
AS soon as the constable saw that
his prisoner had escaped he started in
pursuit, and as he was passing out the
hall yard he tripped and fell over a
pile of bricks. Fortunately he was
not hurt with the exception of knock
ing the skin from off of his right hand.
The Chief of Police also gave chase of
the fugitive, but he escaped and has
not been heard of since.
The young man has been for some-
time obtaining goods in the same man.
ner of various parties. He has also
cheat" several boarding mistresses out
of board.
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Fred. Grant on COEOred Codets
AN ANE cDoTE RELATED BY BRookLyN
CLERGYMAN,

AN ANEcDoTE RELATED BY A BRooKLYN
CLERGYMAN.
The Rev. Justin ID. Fulton took the
case of Cadet Whitaker for the theme
OF his sermon, In the Brooklyn Rink.
yesterday morning. He sDoke altogetb-
er on the assumption that Whitaker had
met his injuries at the hands of other,
aud made no reference to the tbeor,
that tue cadet had himself caused his in.
lnries. In the course of his sermon, DR.
Fulton rec united ;he stories of the three
principal colored cadets Of West Point
La said that on One occasion General
Grant was visiting the philanthroplsr
Daniel Clark, OF Hartford, who wa. the
patron OF Cadet Smith, the colored boy.
General Grant said: Don't take him
away at present; the battle IN ght lust a,
well be- fought now as at any orner time"
Fred. Grant, who was present aJ the in-
terview, said, "fhe time hasn't come for
sending niggsrs to West Point. "Well."
said Mr.. Clark, ''if the time has come To
elect Them Senators and 10 have them
SIT by the side of our Congre>snsn, 1
think II is time to protect them at w. 81
Point" Then Fred. Grant answered. I'm
the prese nee of his father, mo = Dle-
ger VIII ever graduate from West
Point"
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n HiHdOO dercULes.
THE WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEATs OF
BABJEE TULsIRAM.

THE WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEATS OF
BABJEE TUIsIRAM.
An entertainment of novel characte 1
was given on March 9th at the house OF
Mr.. Morajee Goculdas, at Bombay, who
invited large number of guests 10 wit.
ness some extraordinary feals of strenel h
on the part of the celebrated Ocean atl-
ete, Babajee Tulsiram The company,
which included many Of the leading i'll
haOitants of the city, sat in a semi-circl +,
at either point of which were placed sew.
eral pretty little native boys, arranged
in brilliant and costy apparel The
picturesque dresses of the native ladies
who were present, the white ropes OF
The Parsee gentlemen and the gay colols
of Hindoo attire bad d remarkably fine
effect when seen in conjunction With the
beautiful surroundings. After some
prellminaries in the way of handing
round for inspection the materials with
which he intended to perform, and hav-
ing satisfied the company that there was
no deception, the athlete, tall, soldierly
man, some twenty-seven years of age,
aud with a magnificent development of
muscle, proceeded to c ush a number of
cowrits between the palms OF his hand.
BE completely ground them to powder
i'll this manner, uttering during the pro-
cess sharp, shrill cries, Which were prob
ally intended to express the magnitude of
his exeftions. Then the performer
placed cocoanut upon the head of
boy, and, with what appeared to be |
fearful blow, broke the nut in pieces,
and scattering the milk in all directions,
without, strange to say hurting the boy
in auy way. The next feat was break
ing stout coil rope by simply pulling
IL
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.IlIlDrONPlllellf.

The p, w. u b. r. X. Co. is now en-
gagged in improving the brick dwelling
at the southeast corner of Front ana
French streets. The interior of the
building will be finely fitted up, and
when the improvements are completed,
the general despatching Office of the
Delaware Railroad, under the manage
ment of Mr.. e. p. Wise, now located
in the building at the northeast corner
of French and Water streets, will be re-
moved there. Mr.. John w. Lawson,
paymaster of the r., Il b. X. r., will
occupy the second story of the building.
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Hoard Of HeaLlh.
LAST REGULAR MEETING OF THE PRES
ENT BOARD.

LAST REGULAR MEETING OF THE PRES
ENT BOARD.
Ihe last regular meeting of the pres-
sht 1oard OF Health was held last even
ing, President Singl-y in the chair.
The Special Committee on Impurities
IN the Brandy wine Water reported that
they hah carefully looked into the ma
IeL, S anu found no poison in the stream.
fhe report was adopted.
The Ninih Ward Committee reported
progress In the abatement of the nui,
an?e existing in that Ward. in the vi
cinity or Twenty second and Carter
streets.
"a motion of Mr.. Kenny an order foI
Sl0 was dirented to be drawn in favor OF
BaIlff Daley.
On molten of Mr.. Kennedy the Com.
mlItee on Garbage were Instructed 70
inform the Garbage Contractor thai
unless he performed hts work in more
satisfactory manner that his pay would
be stopped.
GA moion adjourned.
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The Ecclesiastical Trial.

The appeal of Revs. II. q. Miller ant
VIM Mayor, from the verdict OF expul
sion and suspension recently passed uDor
them by the Philadelphia Conference OF
the NJ. Il. Church this CITY. The appea
will be hear by committees of the Will
mIneton. and New Jersey Conferences,
composed as follows:
Wilmington Conference, Rev. DR..
Gald well, Revs. w. b. Walton j, ID.
Rigg, j. r, Van Burkalow, A. b. Will
son ami Vaughn smith, Revs. DIR. Dash
ial, DR.. Gibson aud l.. II. Morgan ART
from Baltimore Conference, and DE-.
Whitaker, Rev. D. z. Keder and Rev
Il. A. Billiard from New Jersey Confer
euc-. The appellants will be represents
nI by Rev. Mr.. Dysen, aud Rev w. l..
Gray. Who will represent Philadel-
phia Conference Is not known at pres
eDt,
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AMHSemenfs.
%iNsikEL' AT THE GRAND

''' hiNSIkkLS AT THE GRAND
oPEkA HOUSE.
"a'hcf0sS' celebrated PhiladeI.
n,"i'. ,"'uslres fooled the peonle NJ
on T'oa laSt night, with abont a.
|, in 'ns'rSi iriSi performance an was aver
{Iry of 'niN r CITY. The overture was a
Eren, " r',,, V', songs, stall jokes, aud In
knd snai,. 'Chi ,,'l ~ sel' cti0ns. while tn.
I'M, rn,' nna,e' The Skidmore Guo-d, y
" Tsh IeAch 'he dignity OF an orGinar,
iula ~, he cushing prog am ne contai, I.
kct,yn" At was new and less that wa.
sapts PIE pie the concluding ske,cL
|ed a,I I,ag'ep,'on, was poorly Or.
t.uor anu hilsd with a mess az phI
| lrs lV.n lkes. The whole nsrr,, u"'
.n Nv la:i' was an insult; to ,be i''. w
bjs ard,l di,napalhered to witness il
|Dnsra' r'i1gnce, " IN tact, was the laraas,
ever .io, i".'sr ever held. Nor onl,
|kallaI,o va. .,o oIcnplrd, but every mel
crow%'SS o SS'an,n,iing room in the ais,a'
! 'SO, ep"~S, Th" gallery was in Sies ,hs
In NJ d. ..a' y. ne'ted at least a tbonsan., ons
Inorbsr proht to the managers
Inc s.,'i. soufce of trouble lIst n;,h.
|ofira .e OF reserved seats n, ~
the 6,st ~ man man would walk nm and
to Vet N, vacant ,o seat he came across
flew min",. "",n.ceremoniou,ly bou,,oed
Pll coma u.es Ut by some fellow wb,
| box of,;oa a,er % anh huy this ssa, a,
Zee OF trouhla nus sIls system has been a
! Of ,he,e he%,e @., ior several wears, and Il
b kid S or u aays 1t will kick nm % the
/ w '"w in III" Opera II ousn sue
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Peninsula Editors.

A meeting of the Peninsula Press AS
socIaLion, comprising the editors Of all
the newspapers of The Peninsula, will
House, this city, Tomorrow (Wednes-
dy) evening at O'Clock. The object
If the meeting is to consider measures
for promoting the interests of the Asso-
ciaIion and TO arrange for an editorial
excursion during next summer. Col.
Lemuel Malone, of the Sal sbury, Md ,
Advertiser, is President OF the Associa-
tion.
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The Lucky Ones.

The following are the drawings an
nounced al 81. Paul's Catholic Churcl
fairs, last night:
Table No. [, sofa cushion, by Mrs. Jas.
f. Wood, 32U Jackson street.
Table Nos 2, a decorated toilet set, by
james Dolan.
Table No. ), large spoons, by John
Mulrooney.
Table No. 4, pair of fancy work-bask-
cts, by Wyoming John.
Table No. 3, pin-cushion, by Mrs. ID.
j. Manton, 119 VanBuren streets.
Table No. 6, pair of decorated vases.
by Mis-. Mcdonnell 920 Rrcond street.
Table No.7, child's hood, by Annie
Neary, 1920 Chestnut street.
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DI { D.

ECKEL.-In this cat, on Tuesday morn
ing, 10Th inst, Eilza G, wife OF Edwin
II. Eckel, in the 10Th y, ar of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her father,
Lawrence GIatts, 3l5 West Front ON
Thursday afternoon, 22d, at 2:3O o'clock,
Without further notice.
ALLEN.-In this city, on the goth inst,
at No. 7O3 King street, Samuel Alien,
Sr. aged ~ years.
Due noL.ce Of The funeral will be given.
LIE COMPrE.-In this city, on April 10th,
Mrs. susan A. lie Compte, aged 10 years.
The relatives and frineds OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend her
fu eral, from her iate residence, No. 4iY
King street, on Wednesday morning,
April 2st, at Q o'clock. ~
Mass at ST, Peters church.
kaston and Greensbourough, Md. papers
please copy. -It.-'
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Funeral or LOf. Jones.

The funeral of Col. James Ii. Jones,
will take place tomorrow immeu lately
upon the arrival of the Baltimore m il
south, due in this city al $50 a. m. Tie
remains will be met AZ the dep' and
procee Immediately to the Wilm ng on
and Brandywine Cemetery. Cal ria ges
will be in waiting at the depot.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-20

yHY do you cough when you can
relief in Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
try and lloarhound? 1t is the
\ eAcacious and pleasant remedy
m for Coughs, Colds, Group,
hma and all diseases tending to
monary Consumption; has been
for over thirty years and is espe-
y adapted to children, as it does
nauseate and consequently can be
in sufficient quantity as to effect
fre.
buy one bottle and you will never be
bout it. Price % and 80 cents per
BE. Sold everywhere.
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Lupin's Cashmeres.

Mack Cashmeres have been advanced
Europe from 8 TO 10 per cent, but
ssrs W. NJ. Kennard n Co. are always
living the interest ol their customers
purchased enough to last them until
rthll. Luptnis Ca hmefes are recHg-
IN by all good merchants us being
seflor to other makes and wherever
EglISd they are mentioned as The
IsDARD or ENCELLENCE, but the small
MI al which they are recalled deter
N merchants from keeping them.
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The CifU Assessment.

The citv assessment for 1850 is now
cnu pleted and deposited IN the office
of the clerk of Council for public inspec-
zion. Appeals will be received by the
Board OF Revision daily during The
month of May, from four to hve O'Clock
d. III.
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The Doctors Yielding.

Per since Prof, Green wrote to the
lcal Record advising physlciansevery
ffelo u.e the Safe Kidney and Liver
q In lhelrpractlce. II has been gaining
fyOr with The profession. They can
nothing which is "a substitute ior IL.
tanIk ms, NJ. d., OF Rochester, N. Y,
n W0ul1 now prescribe II to all who
Ehcled with serious kidney and liver
'A's' npl6-2w.
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EuLd9'1iNg.

Mr. Homer Barry, is now engaged in
eularging his ship chandlery stole' No. IL
K. Water. When the alterations are
completed, he will occupy NOS. Z, y, and
| l3, which will make very large store.
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Nture Nothlng-Have Nothing.

men the Louisiana State Lottery Com
Y was Incorporated by the Legislature
w that corporation legal rights, which
most searching Investigation, the
msler dentral has officially decided
Espeet and protect In the use OF the
auu the safe delivery of all letters
Pesseu TO NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans
VI v same person at No. 3l9 Broadway =,
iorK Clty, The next monthly dis
|at9h M9h llhe l20thl occurs on Tuesday.
.ln, iSsO, when 81 may win 30 .OUv,
'~e nothing -hdue nothing. aprlI-6t
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I WWner & a., Roche.Ler. N. Y !.

SILShEN;-I have tried your safe
Fsy anu Liver Cure for "Bright's Dis
WIN which | have been afflicted
Ie iaN TWO years, and IL has done
I'VE lor me. believe II is the only
n3wi Tor that terrible disease. AM.
WIN pleasure that | write this testi-
;h,l ~ lls favor. You are at liberty 10
I'M snttari.y, %ny way you see proper, TO
~ !oufs' JAS. :. PRESCOTT.
shoha North Union, D.
|l5 2S 2S"aAers Society Cuyahoga Co.,
Cle Velnnd- %.
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Meetings Tonight.
TUESDAY,,

w TUESDAY.
@nil 1Coln Lodge, No, 3, X. OFF.
kDSiin, kS,y ,,, Hirele, No, /, b. OF U.
bynm ,i,cle, No. ., B. of u.
kr", kymsn Maouge, No. q. |. .. y. f.
HsrtoanM Haa MUTUAL Beneficial society.
EInaI ETH ~ nlar Lodge, No. 2, A. q. IF
4 Vsrnnna nm ana Produce Association,
Sawarao u Degree. No. /, 1. o. .. II.
4 |""'e Hhc'n ment, No. 4, 1. o.. Il
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For the school, Board.

Ex-Councilman Bennett Hazlett will
be candidate for the Board of Educa-
tion in the Eighth ward.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-20

| ue only Jackson Wood Bui ned Lime
gel 1t promptly on application at 62D
knOn street. Price reasonable. 1.-The
I 10 the cheapest" swsgt.
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kh6or5soSo1; o1;bs lsa ,ors to ,ne w,o,o
rced to SsaI and the parents tse ~ %hoIe mole
4" Price q cents Dr; iu'I's Baby Syrup
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T~ .sf~1H HT,s' NENTn.
-A-,. .-D.-.. OoJ az, u lileeu yea
w olu, 10 learn the printing buslne
ASSESSMENT.

Ihe assessment o the city OF Whining
Ton lor the year 1850 is now completed
aud on fiie in the office of the Clerk of
Council Tor pubic inspection and will re-
nHiu there untll tie tirsJ day OF May.
1880.
Lue Board of Assess met Revision and
Appeais will sit IN lhe Council Ch, mber
on the fiist day OF May ;.Lu coutInLe Tor
thirJ> SUR essive days lr, III our 10 five
o'clock p. m.
reisons ussiring to apr eal will present
the same In writing. Il. u. FRAZER,
Ulelk of CiIy Council.
Office hours from II. III. 10 ~ M, and
FROM z to b p M. Lp.Ulmyl.
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III fNR In....l

Mark" "S sIrssl aad ,, two heiters were fouua
II police officsrs' morning by some
FsntO the s, c,tv II, The bovines were
have them bv pound, pound, and he owners
Police. A Oy applying to the Chias
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be Mo,', 1s ne e City Mission.
forth on IN ss,n Suaslon Ass ociat,on Will
|slOn 10 morrnI orr1rmperance at the Ci,v T,,
"lly Invited to attend dhe pub
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Eais rArEE id's %ay Newspaper Advert, Adsr,ins Ing
% ~ ,i o. may IpsIbem be made for ltin New o-S'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS.
CONSTITUTION OF PENNsYLvANIA-ART. VII


SECTION /. Every male citizen twenty
years OF age, possessing the following qualifca-
tions, shall be entitled to vote at all elections
First-H" shall have been a citizen of the
United States at least one month.
Seeond-He shall have resided II the State
one year Tor If having previously been quail
fed elector or native born citizen of the State
he shall have removed there and returned. then
six months) Immediately preceding the cleo
tion.
Third-Hc shall have resided in TIE election
district where he shall offer his vote at least TWO
months immediately rccediDg the election
FourtlI-If twenty two years or upwards. he
shall have paid within two years a State or coun-
ty tax, which shall have been assessed at least
two months and paid at least one month before
the election.
SECTION s. Electors shall in all cases except
treason, felony and breach or surety of the
peace, be privileged from arrest during their at
tendance on elections and in going to and re-
turning iherefrom.
SECTION 6. Whenever any OF the qualified
| electors Of this Commonwealth shall be in act
| ual military service undsr reqn!stion from the
President of the United States, or by the author
| ity of this Commonwell nth, such electors may
exercise the right of suffrage in ell elections by
| the citizens, nrder such regulations us are OF
shall be prescribed by law, as fully as if they
were present at their usual places OF election.
| SECTION z. All laws regulating tie holding
| of the elections by the citizens or for the reg1s
tration OF electors shall be uniformed through
out u State, but no elect1r shall be deprived
OF the privilege by reason of his name not being
| re egstered.
SECTION 49, For the purpose of voting, ne
person shall be deemed to have gained resi-
dence by reason of his presence or lost IL b,
reason OF his absence, while employed In th
service, either civil or military, OF this State o
OF the United States, nor while engaged in th
navigation of the waters OF this Stale or OF III
United States, or on the high seas, nor while
student in any institute of learning, nor wnil
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
While the rapidly increasing man

ufacture of glucose is benefit to farmers in
that it affords growing market for their corn,
the abuse of the manufactured product Is be-
coming serious injury to them as well as to the
rest of the community. Analyses made in diff
ferent parts of the country show that the adul-
teration of sugar by glucose is largely on the
increase. If the glucose were pure, no effects
injurious to health would result from its use !;
but as its sweetening capacity is considerably
less than that of cane sugar, its employment
would be fraud inasmuch as it is estimated
that fifty cents worth of corn would produce
five dollars worth of sugar at present prices.
Moreover, the glucose used as an adulterant is
rarely pure, and consequently is generally un-
healthful, causing dyspepsia and similar dis
orders Formerly the presence Of glucose in
sugar could be detected by sticky feeling, so
that granulated sugar might be considered
free from it; but the art of adulteration has
made such strides Of late that now fne-look-
ing specimens of granulated sugar are found on
analyses to be badly but skillfully adulterated
with the product. Nearly all candies and
other ''sweet-stuifs," as well as honey and
nearly everything into whose composition sugar
enters are similarly alulterated, and from the
frauds thus perpetrated on the public the far
mers are as great sufferers as the rest of the
community.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
Mr. A StilwelI formerly of

Mr.. J. A. Stilwell, formerly of Pc
trolia has secured the following notice from a
Bradford paper of last week John A. Stilwell
came to Bradford last March on business bent.
He represented to certain party in this city
that he owned the right to bottle Schlitz d Co. s
Milwaukee beer in the Bradford district, and
offered to sch half interest for $500. After
good deal of blckering the papers were drawn
up. conveying half interest to the aforesaid
party. Stilwell secured his money and skipped
out. The gentleman soon ascertained that he
had been made the victim of sharp confidence
game. Stilwell claimed that Fl. Wolf, of Pitts
burgh, was his partner in the business. Last
week the rascal was arrested in Harrisburg and
taken to Pittsburgh, where he was given hear
ing and bound over to the December term OF
the Mexican county court. Stilwell and Wolf
were then arrested for conspiracy, both being
bound over to the Mexican county court on this
charge
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
Court News.

James Newton and ). w. Baily, versus Hen
nv Singelol and wife; eiectment, verdic for de
fendant; motion for new trial made and enter
tanned.
VIM. McGarvey, VS.. Samuel Parker anc
others; Mechanics Lien: verdict for defendant
motion for new trial made and entertained.
J. H. Jack, VS.. Theodore Huselton, Assump,
sit case settled by parties.
H. J. Group, Administrator, VS.. Henry and
Wm Beihl, Replevin defendants confess judg-
ment for s75, and costs.
E. Trimble, VS.. III. Lenser and wife; slander
verdict for defendants.
Wm Kessleman, VS.. J. j. Burchheld; AS
sumpsit; verdict for plaintiff for S11S.72.
W. s. Boyd, VS.. Carl Linn; verdict for plain
tiff for $500.
p. Kerr, vs. VIM. Logne and NJ. Kerr; eject
ment verdict for defendants.
Gertrude Gerlach, vs. Jacob Wise, committee
OF Jacob Gerlach; Court gives judgment for the
defendant.
R. Campbell, VS.. John Smith; assumpsit; ver-
diet for plaintiff for 500.
Kiskadden and Roessing VS.. John Smith; as
sumpsit; case settled.
ID. III. McQuistion VS.. Muntz, ct al; case set
tied by parties.
All other cases on the list were continued.
LADIES Solid Gold Watches at SIS
and upwards, at (. Grieb's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20

Though old Mr. Fogy has long questioned
women's fitness to practice law, and her opin-
ions concerning legal matters. no one has ever
questioned her opinion concerning DIR. Pierce's
Favored Prescription. For women freely af-
firm that the Prescription IS a positive cure
for those "dragging-down" sensations, and the
many diseases and weakness peculiar to their
sex The Favorite Prescription is sold by all
druggists under positive guarantee.
Pittsburgh, Pa, March 14th, 1879.
DR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sri was treated by four different
physicians without avail for disease of the liver
and uterms Some time ago | commenced the
use of your Favorite Prescription and Dis
| time to my bed. At first my improvement was
slow but, now find myself well after the use
of four bottles of each Of the medicines. Will
many, many thanks, | am, very respectfully
MARY l.. GRACE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20

kept in any poor house or other asylum at pub
! lie expense, nor while confined in public pri.
son.
/ Election officers will take notice that the Act
entitled "A Further Supplement 90 the Election
Laws of the Commonwealth" disqualiiying de-
serters from the army of the United States from
voting has recently been declared unconstitu-
tona 10y the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
is now null and void, and that all persons for
merly disqualified hereunder are now lawful
voters il otherwise qualified
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
jamestown Cnasimeres,
jamestown Brocades, jamestown
Alpacas, jamestown Mohaijs, at
RITTER e RAIBToN's.

SAD AccIDENT-Mr. Robert
Clendenin, of Clinton township, this county,
lost his life last Wednesday, 18th inst, IN
terrible manner He was in the employ of
Esquire Harvey and assisting him in running
saw mill, and whiie SO doing his hand was
caught by the saw. In endeavoring TO extri-
cate it he slipped and fell with his breast on the
saw, cutting him so badly that he lived but
short time. He was q years of age and
young man highly esteemed. His friends and
family have the sympathy Of the whole com
munity. We are endebted to Esquire Samuel
Anderson for the above account Of the acci-
dant