THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Sutler,Pa.Wednesday, Nov. 27,1867.
Loftt.
On Wednesday morning, the 27th in
itsnt, iiome place between Jacob Shanor's
and the Court-houso : one Note of Two
.HUNDRED DOLLARS, on Win. S. Boyd;
one Oil Receipt, and one Receipt of THIR
TT-THREK DOLLARS AND Firry OENTS,
and a Receipt for POLL TAX. THFC fin
der will be liberally rewarded by return
ing the same to the undersigned, or to
the Editor of the CITIZEN.
Nov. 27. '67.] KIMIRAIM BROWN
FAR* AND IRESIDE JorßNAi..—We have
received one nu:nher of this excellent Jour
nal. It ig an excellent work, nnd we take
pleasure in recommending it t" our readers.
For terms nnd address, see advertisement.
RI AL KSTATE A(IENO*.-— Attention is
'called to card ol John Trait & Co , 189
4'ti St , Pittsburgh, in today's paper, for
the fi'st time. If you wmt to buy or
sell property read it sure.
CSgf <io to the clieip si ire of J. N.
Kutt'Ktt It SON'S, NCIO Cuttle, Pa., for a
splendid calico, good madder colors,* at
only 10 ets. per yard All the best make
of prints at 12$ ets. per yard ; good
ginghams 12J cUs per yard.
AT t'LTR PRICES.— 11. t'. IIKISEMAN IOIS
ju k t received a large St< ek ' 112 nil kinds of
School Books, which lie wdl sell at City
pri;c». Al-o, Key Kotes»atsls OJ p. r Doz
■Single c ipies $1 SO
Stationery of every de-eripti >n and every
'thing usually kept in a Il ok and Variety
Store can be f'Und at 11. C. HeinenianV
Oh'e him u call.
A FIRST CLASS HOUSE.—The atten
tion of our readers is invited to the whole
aulc and Retail Hat Cap and Ladies Fur
House, of Win. Flcuiniiug No. 138 VV ood
St. Pittsburgh. As this is one of the j
oldest and lust houses, in the country,
we would advise all who want anything j
in the line of Hats, Caps or J'ura for
their own use. or for to sell again to call
and examine the stock at this extensive
and popular house bofore purchasing
glse where. See Advertisement in this
wiek's paper.
S&TA tine lot of Paisley Shawls, Kir.
jress,£loth», Alpaceas, French Merioos,
Ladies Cloakings, Silks, and all kinds ol
dr#Ss, ih stock and for sale very low at
the cheap store of J. N. KUWER &
SON'S, Afto Castle, J'a.
BIOTS ANO SII IES —Parties wmting any
thing in their line will find it to their inter
est to read the advertisement of Jle-srs.
Willrieh and llnrtfurd, ol' 100 Market St.,
Pittsburgh, which appears in to-day's paper.
They have, nnd are constantly receiving the
latent and must fashionable style of Bo its,
Jihiies, and (jailers, itrni. by buying direct
from the Manufacturers for eitsh, arebnablel
to offer goods atthe lowest possible rates.
Their long experience in the business gives
thein a very good uilvantnge, and they can
offer special inducements to country dealers,
their facilities for doing a jobbing business
being unsurpassed, tiive tlieui a call and
you will be s.-iiistied we tiro sure.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. —On Wednesday
of Inst week, a young man by the name
of William Meals, was engaged in haul
ing water for H. A. Mifflin, E-q., of North
Washington. The hosre Aas fractious
and ran off. precipitating Mr Meals from
the (fagon, which rau over ii 13 head and
btcast. His injuries at first weic thought
to be dangerous; but at last accounts le
was fast recovering: Thfe horse broke
one of bis legs, and had to be shot to
end his misery. k
tW A large lot ol water proof lor La
dies' suits just received ail 1 for sale,
very cheap, a good article. U-4 wide for
only Si 10 per yard A splendid artt
cle, the best mako (or SI 25 per yard, at
the cheap store of J. N. I.UWKII & SON'S,
A'eu) Castle , Pa.
KILLED—A lew days since, Mr. A.
M'Cutksy well known to most of our eit
iietiS, was almost instantly killed. We
have udt been able to pitliur the partio,
ulars, wc liaVe been informed that Mr. M'
eiislfy was driving a mule, lie and a
CDttple ol Itltialfe* Were in the buggy.—
TUB tuule becaltie frighteued and unman
ageabltS an! ran off.
Mr. M'Casfcey was so much injured
that he lived but a short line. The fe«
.wales were but slightly injuifed.
DANGEROUSLY L.VJVREL.— One day
Easi week a son of John Price, of liutler
itowaship while engaged in bringing a
loaded Coal ;ar out of the bank was very
eevercJy injured—-being in front of the
.car.t'ie ianu .'otu u becuus too great, and
in his efforts to check the same by press
iag agaiuit the car with bis head, he was
doubled dorn and the whole weight of
the loaded car pressed him down. His
internal and external iojuiries are severe
,a«4 painful. Doubts are entertained of
ibis xeco very.
A very large Jot of Muslins,
bleaehed nnd .juhieacbed.always on' hand,
a splendid jtd. wide henry unbleached
coarse muslin for l2} l2} cts. per yd.—
Good yd. wide bieacfeedjougiin 124 dr.. pr.
yd., at the eheap store «112 J. N. Kiwis
& SON'S, JYeie Ccutle y Pa.
As yet nothini; bus transpired guutg to
Show that the Judiciary Co<zfaiitie« in the
House Vi II stand a majority for impeach•
ment,though the fact thptthe report wns not
ready ia interpreted in some quarters to
Wean that some sort uf change is g >ing on.'
No general caucus of the Republicans has
been held, and nothing has appeared to in
dicate a material change nines the adjourn
ment, when a majority were undoubtedly
opporcd to imp 'achmeti t.
Cliqiirx mill Innm.
The medical world ha* become divi«i
deJ into BO MANY cliques, isms, nod path
ics», that the general confidence which
heretofore existed in the art and science
I of medicine has not Violently shaken, but
; its usefulness has been much impaired,
j because of the wide spread skepticism
j the wrangling of these hare produced
j among the people.
j Of late years, however, a change seems
i to hare teen wrought in the miuds and
| actions of the profession in general, and
! » more f generous felling is exhibited iu
the differnt medieal sects; the upright
and honorablte among them meeting each
other oh farms #f equality on all general
occasions, withotlt Illusion ur paying the
slightest attention to diffcfertceil of Opin
ion on medical subject*.
We arc gird to see this feelitj& bf bar
niony thu» pervading, as it will have a
tendency to reestablish that confidence
HI ti.eifcine which it deserve*. aird to re
lieve l be profession ul'much ol t|iat |r<j»
udice which has been exhibited against
i; became of these bickerings of cliques
Iu this land of liberty there is uo le
gal difference in the rights, privileges
and immunities guuiante.d to the differ*
ent.Med ca! Colleges, allopathic, hotnee
patlne or electric ; but all are granted
alike privileges, restricted by '.lie same
luleg, and delcgitcd alike powers hy the
veiy sauie ''authority u/l, Ihe re lure,
being alike regular and equal before the
law.
When a patient applies to a physician,
his grand otiject is to be cured. And it
should lethe gr.im| aim of the phy.-iian
to cUre bun as quickly as possible, vy tlis
out any slavish deleience to this or that
system of practice.
As for ourselvs, we prefer to bo fr|e to
employ whatever means we btlievc otcegi
sary either to arrive nt the nature ofti.e
disease, or to perform the jwe, with ut
regard to the source from ♦ liuh they tire
derived.
We also claim the right Upresent our
medical opinions to the pubic, payitii'
due deference to the opitiiouiuf others
at tho same time. Hence we y>uld say ■
that oyr peculiar system of praice may
need some explanation here, it t| lc
Eclectic connected with that of rosco
Pi®
Our remedies are principally v c t a _
bla discarding entirely the UMO of
mel or Mercury in any farm ; belevu j(
to be a disease creating agent of the
description
We are also opposed to tlie u<e of j»<s\
eral blood lottinf; in any case ; believinj
it to be injurious to the constitution, am
oftentimes dangerous to life. '
Our mode of detecting "chronic affec
tions" of tlie interiml organ", is prinei*
paliy by an elimination of the urine.
During the whole cjurse of our study j
and practice we have paid particular at
ttcution to this old "Weiman Mode" of
detecting diseases, and wo feel perfectly
satisfied tfiat' there n no more certain
sign offered in disease." than is present*
ed in that tcbrctiotl
TheiWore, We now more ccpbcislly in*
all these laboring under any linger
ing disease that has not tiee» cured, l>e
bause, perhaps the complaint w.13 nit
properly under/tuod, 'to scud a vial if
tlieir uritie tor examination, and have the
neccte-ary medicines sent them. We
wish it distinctly understood thitt tnis
rpcciul invitation is given to 'hose who
have Sufficiently tried the rum-dies of,
their family phyMniau, an 1 have f.ileil
to obtain relief at his hands.
'fhis is bur pri?ile!»e and ri.»ht as it
physician, a?i<J it is the fight and privi
lege o! the afflicted to obtain their pro
fessional advice nnd. medicine where
they choose. Our office, and resideuce
is at No. 182 <irant k t r«• et; Pittsburgh,
here it any others choose to apply we
we will give them our bc*t tne lical at
tention. and w; 1' promise them relief in
every ca>c where a reason able hops can
be entertained.
h. OI.DSHUE. >l. 1).
l»f A 1111 I K I>.
AMIhH-O.WIIKOW .N —On Hi*. IVtl, lift . >1 (tin IIIIUM
of Robert Thompson, by the K»*v. .lo»iah M'Fenin,
Mr. Juliti AndcMon, Esq , cf Clin»on tp , to Mr*.
i nlhurine Hr >wu, et Penu lp., both of Butler coun
ty, Pa
WILSON—IIAZLETT—On the lflth inat .by the Rev.
Hm. II Jitminon. Mr Hillery Wilson cf I'etcrftville,
to Mi-a Martini J. llazlett, of forwurd tp , both of
Butler county, Pa.
GILL—WILFON—On the 17ih inat., by the Rev. Wm.
P. Breud.n, Mr. liintm GUI. of Slipp*r>rock tp., ml
Mi"* Kliznueth Wilton, Of Clay tp , both ol liuller
county, Pa.
plxmb lho ii nait ii etsT
GRAlN—Winter lted, *2 00; No. 1 spring iaqnoted at
S4 lo and No.Sat *3 o<»(ss3 00; O te.8:»W««.; Rye,*l6o
Corn, l,0O($I.O5; Barley. No. 1 Spring SI 10.
rLOl'ft—SprhK Wlfeut, J'.'J M : WlnUr Whwt, sl3,
Rye Flour *9 00 $ bbl; Buckwhaat, I-j 00 per cwt.
PROVIeIOJfS— Bacon, abuUldera, 14c; Sugar Cured
llama, 34c; Lard, 14c.
BUTTER—Freeh iioH, Sic
KUUrt—26c per dozen
HAY—lUlwi. *22 per Ton.
SKKDB—Fla*a«*Ml *300; Timothy,S 00; Clover, 1200.
DRIED FHUIT Peacbee, quarter*, 17, halve* 19 eta.
per!b; Applea;B £*9 c. ,
POIATOEjJ— Peach Blows, $1 26 cent* per buabel.
A PPLfcS—s3
MEANS—I 2 76 per buahel
OlL—Crude, 13@14; Refined, 34 centa per gallon
J .aid Oil, 90 to 95 for No. 2, and * I 10 for No. 1.
tfLTJLKK MAHKKTb.
BUTT BR— Freeh Roi. 35 centa per pound
BEANS—White, *2,«>o per buabel.
BARLEY —Spring, *I,OO
BKKSW AX—B6 r«nta per ponnd.
ttUGS_-25 -*nte pcrdocen
FLOL'K- Wheat, ffl.CO to 7,00 per bund.; Rye *,50
Buckwheat, 411,50 per liuuu.
FF.UIT— l>r» s d Applet, oeta. per lb; Dried Pcachaa.
*5 c«uta lb.
FEATliKKg—"sceuiaper pound
Corn £1*00; Burk wheat, §I.OO.
iiROCERI KJUoCuft'ee, J'Jo, 25 per pound; Java, 40
Brown Sugar, l*l£p«r jmjuiuJ . do. White, 20c N.O. Jiota*-
ea *1 20 centa per gallon; Syrup 10U and *1,40.
11IDK8—8 cent* per pound.
LARD—I2U centa per pound.
NAILS—§7,7S per keg.
POTATOES—9oc per bushel.
PORK—7 tot» eta.;
R AOS—3 centa par ponnd.
RTCE —16 caatf per connd.
SALT—*3,OO pet barrel.
TALLOW—l2centa par pnund.
WOOL'—4O etnta pev pound fb.- coao?a
<spfcutl
Art K!9T " \V ANTKfI, for two .TTh« b«t
scription »*><>ks ever published. On* enticed
•' My steriee of th« Neapolitan Coi'Teati," by an
Benedictine Nun a true arcount of the Inner life of th*
convents—tho ni'jet thri'ling and fcit*re«tirg work be
for# the public. Tbe "flier entitle *' The Cottage Cv
clop«dia," a jem of intellectual wealth, and wanted in
every family ; couplet • In one large octavo volume of
over 1000 pages, Illustrated Send f., r circulars of
terms. which are eery liberal A. S. HALR A CO.,
Nov. 27, lfW7. 21. Hartfbrd. Coon
DR SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.—The
great medicine cured Dr. Bchanck. the Proprietor, of
Puluionary Consumption, when it had assumed its most
formidable aspect, and when speedy death appeared to
be inevitable !£'■ physician* pronounced his case in
curable, when he commenced >he use of this simple but
powerful remedy His health was restored in a very
short time, a nd no return of the disease has been appre
hended, fur all thesymptoms quickly disappeared, and
bit present weight is mure than two hundred pounds.
Since hi* recovery, he has devoted his attention ex
clusively to the en's of Consumption and tbe diseases
wtitch are usually complicated with it, and tbe cures
effected by his medicines have been very numerous
aud trulyrtronderful Dr. gchenck makes professional
visits to seteriM of thi larger cities weekly, where he
hi* a large concourse df patients, and It is truly aston
ishing to *re poor consumptives that have to be lifted
oulot their carriages, and in a few months healthy, ro
bust persons Dr 801IKNCK 8 PULMONIC SYKUP,
IKAjN'KBD MANOR AKK PIM.& are«en
et-alfv all reared in curing Cousu*iplion. FIH dlrec
Whds acc /inpai»y each, so that any una can take them
without seeing Dr. gchenck, but when it is convenient
it is be-t to see him He gives advice free* but for a
thorough examination with his Knspirouieter his fee is
tlln v e dollars.
whfn pmchs-inn. thnt the two like
nesses or Ibe D'jcU •—une when in the last itsge of j
Consumption, and the other ns he now is, in perfec j
health—.«ra on the Government stamp. '
gold by all Druggists aud Dealest. Pric* L1.50 pet.
bottle, .-r 17.50 tho hair dozen. Letters for advice should
always be directed to- Dr. £clicnck's Office
North lith street, I'hila.ielphi \. Pa. General Whole
sale Agents: Demns Dames A Co.. N. Y., 8. 8. Hance
Ualtiinore, Md.j JoKh D. Park? • Cincinnati, Ohio;
Walker k Taylor, Chicago, 111 ; Col!ilk Kios , Bt. Loots
Missouri. (3d w ea mo lyr.
gfiu 3VtlVPrt tscmeivts.
XT K\V TAILOK SHOP
XI The undersigns 1. thankfnl for the pntronage of
bis many friends it. th- past, would respecllully inform
ib« pui'iic that he ha- again stnrted in the Tailoring
Musi lies* tin »hop is oil We-t sid cf Main Street. »
doore North uf Court U.Jlse. '1 bos* desiring work dune,
neatly and promptly, w.ll give him u call.
Nov Ui, 3u*os. \VM. TIIL'XAL.
HOUBK AND LOT FOR PALE
lu Lot on the cor..er oft.lay aqd Washington
duets, nearly opposite tbe resideiiceof «l»o. C. Hues
sing, Esq ,is offered lo pule A i easouabie good F ratio
House Uiereon elected, litis good. tor particulars,
rnquireof U. K. ANUEK3ON.
ftov.L'J, 194*7,tf
f ~
200 FARMERS !
To engage i'l a iight ttu'd honorable' business for fbe
«inter mouths, in the vuM.-'ity wheie they reside, which
will iihi tii i-iii Ifo iu tjiso to IjJIOO per month.
For particulars app|y to or mldieik PAKMULEK
LtU' 'S., "i'l Ransom toi., Pbiladulpufa, Pa. ♦
Nov. 27. Ifcflf,4t.
K' Y NOTEB,
815.00 per I>ozcu ;
Retail, 81.-»0.
AT
Nov. i7, leKi/. Jwos.
Ci US SMITH IfUi. „
112 The subscriber -v'sliSs to inform the public gerfer
uiijr, that lie bns located b<mselt permanently, one slid a
half miles Noi lienest of llutler. where be intsndscarry
ing ou the ijSunsmithiug lliisin«»s, in all its various
inmii' lies, and is now prepaiad lo Accommodate all who
tn-ty favor him with their custom, Jtifles, Mnooth Klflvs,
♦hot Uuns »ud Pistols, as cbsap us they can be bad at
otner place. All work warranted,
ersobs from the couutry can leave all work at lloes
( k ."twin's Store, iu Duller, where the sams will be
uni returnee by A STKAWICK.
.ANTED—I.OOO feet of good Curled Maple Plank.
l*> 4 to 2 inches thick, lor whic'u the highest price
• « paid iu cash if delive> ed soon. A. 8.
. *7, I*o7, tr.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
V)*irlueof nu order and do«.ree of the Orphans'
rt of Holier county,, tnu undersigned will «x
--!'uaC ile, by public out cry, ou tbe premises, ou
"iiri/ni/, HecrnUier 'itilli, 1867,
l'i"'K tleicrlWd IU»1 Kitatr, Into of Putrick
' -i 'I All tl.ut ..it.iu pi.ee ~112 l.nd, uliiaia
i uii.t-A •® wn »l»lp» bi tho county and gtaleaforesaid :
M una.""' , bJ ' H'U'lug; E»«tbjrOw.o
li «_ *i* sby Peter tiraff, and >N est by M'Cuo A
I'erckes * I, ' UK Thirty one Acros and Ninety oue
ftwo'cstusal 1" hand, and the remainder In
atiuu lil -aU P»> with interest from coiillrma
-27 1 STEPHEN Ml UK, Adui'r
* ' 'N- of Patrick Flaming, dec'd.
LL KINDS OF
SOBiQL, BOOKS,
w, l°ktLt& RETAIL,
L'rlooN,
AT
FARM ANDq £S | DE . JOURNAL,
' Monthly.
rpUlB JOURNAL is7~T .... „ ,
1 lure. Fl "i iciiUuri r< | Agriculture. Horiicul
huts lure, ale.. an«f* u '*»'*• hardening, Rural
•veil an the so.l as iuA c culture of the mind,lis
ligbteu our Svcial ill's. to enliven and en-
Pul Bcrlp'lon f..f .ue }«
Club ol five subscribers • J 00
.. . i> n ... 400
'• • tifUtn • 's®
•• •' Twenty "
" " T«»»tjr .ob»; "JO
'• •' Vilty 1 i , l _°
•<■ ■' OH. Hundred 'V 27 00
All subscriptiuiis invariable «•••••«•• 00
.. kiisei Nsw Yurk.
M WILLRICI
- J. M. HAHTFORO
Willrich &. hhf or d,
Have now opened the finely.
FALL AND
BOOTS & S» S;
W hitb they..are aclli
Great Barg^ S|
AND
LOW PE/IC:
Call and Examine
Ho. 100 Market A
Corner of Fifih,
PITTSBURGH, i
NOT. 27, U(7;lyf.
jolls CKAFT joiirri,-
JOHN CRAFT & CO., •
Real Estate and Insurance Brol
139 FOURTH ST.,
PITTSBURGH, I
fie have a printed Real Estate Register containini
full description of location, pViCe and term* ««f all ■
propertied entrusted to our care for sale These conn
■ist of Farms, Grist Milts, House*. Lots, Stores. Coal
Lands, Coal works, Coal Interests, Western Lauds. llo\
tuls, Tanneries. Ciiy and Suburban Property.
Register we print three times a year—on first of Ma/',!
September and January.
Faities *letting to buy or sell Real Estate, no matter
where the location, should nut 'ail to coiuuttour Reg
ister, a copy ot which can be had by sen-ling y«»r ad
dress. September number now r-edy.
T* IW, ijt
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hats, Caps and Ladies Furs.
\ WM. PLEMMING,
ISO Wood Street,
PUlibnrgh, Pa,
COI'XTRT NFJU'LIIXTM
*lll find It to their Interent to call and examine onr
lotaf , #for ® u,ak,n * their purchases, as our facilities fjr
WHOLESALE TRADE
re not ex-ell»d by any bouse In the Uolted States.
NOT. 27, L*T>7, lyr.
r. J. SNODGRASS J. H. ROBS
FURS! runs! FURS!
SNODGRASS & ROSS.
Ilsve just rocelved a well selected stock of
Ladies, Misses & Childrcns'
FURS,
Ladies Velvet & Fur trim
med HOODS, Gents Beaver
CAPS, COLLARS, and
GLOVES;
A- 1„I, styles C F
HATS AX)TD CAPS,
BOOTS AND NIIORS,
Of every description J alio on Aand
TRUNKS,
VALISES.
CARPET SACKS,
UMBRELLAS,
All of Which, we are determined to sell at tha
VERY LOWEST PRICE!
Persons will find it to their advantage to give us a
call an«l examine goods and prices, beft 112» purchasing
slaewbere.
Trouble to Show Goods.
SNODGRASS & ROSS,
So. 21 St. Clair St.,
So». 17, ism, 3m. PrfrgBUIIOII, PA.
THE
HERALD OF HEALTH
AND
Journal of Physical Culture
FOIL 1868.
Observe I Examine I Select I Secure I
OUR GRAND PREMIUM LIST,
(.'oiiuge Organ*.
For 100 snbecribers to the Herald, at $2 each, wa will
give one of Ketey'a Five Oct ire Cottage Organa. iilack
Walnut, Double Iteed, 11 aimonic Attachment, and Alan
ual Snl. Biu«, Thr»« Slop,, wnrlh *Q iO 1
For 65 aiibacrll>,ra to the Herald, at 82 eacli, wo will
(Ita one urKatej>'e Four OctaT-Coltace Ormoa, nlnck
Walnut. Oil Finiah, worth $lOOl
•VK«rf*'a «irgan4of different striae and prlcaa may
be obtained, if dcairpd.
Sewing Machines.
For 75 subscribers to the Herald, nt f2 each, we will
give one of Wheeler k Wilson's No. 1 Machine., sj| T , r
Plated, with Glasa Foot and New'Pfyle Heiumei, Full
Mahogany or Black WalnutOase, with Concealed Hinges
* nd Drawer#, worth f!»5!
for -TO Mibecribera to the Herald, at *2 each, one of
heeler k Wilson's Sewing MiVblu#s, worth s,">s!
style, and prices can be obtained, if de-irrd
Addreaa MILLKR, WOOD 1 CO ,
No* 27, 1807. 3t Ift Leight 8t;, Y. T.
"A Itepoaitory of Fashion, Pleasure and
Inatrueilon,"
HARPER BAZAR.
The Publishers will commence, on November Ist, the
Iseue of Harper's liaxar, a Weekly Illustrated Family
J. uinnl, devoted |o Fsshi"n end Home Literature.—
Their aim ia twofold: to supply the Misting nefd of a
Weekly Fashion Newspaper, and to combine therewith
a fiy.t-cU«s jiterary journal, which will Oe indispensable
to every hoiftehold.
Armngemeuts been made, at an immense cost,
with ine most celebrated pf the Fashion papers of Eu
rope. especially with the 112 ihit.ua bozur of Berlin. which
supplier the fa-hums to fb4 leading journals of Varis,
to furnish the same to them in advance, so that hence
foith the fashisrs will appear in Harper's Baza simul
taneously with ihefr publication in Paris and Beflli»—
an advantage enjoyed by no other Journal in the coun
try.
The pattorns of Harper's Bazar will receive every
fortnight large pattern plates, containing from f»rty to
fifty full-sized patterns of ladiea' misses'. and children's
bonnets. cloak*. dresses, uuder-clothtug. and other arti
tfw, accompanied with the fieces-*ry descriptions and
directions. and occasionally an elegant Colored Fashion
Plate of the size of Harper s We«kly
Harper s Bazar will contain 16 folio pages of the aize
of Harper's Weekly, printed on superfine calendered
paper, will be p.uplished we« kly.
18«8.
The Publishers havsa perfected a system of
by which they can suppl> the Magazine, Weekly, and
Bazar prompt I v to those who prefer to receive their pe
riodicals directly from the «>llice of rublkatiou. po t
tn strrs and others desirous of getting upeClubi will be
supplied with a bhow-Bil. on application.
The p..«tage on Harper's itaxar is 20 pent, a year,
which must be paid at the subscriber's poet-offlce.
TEHMHt
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Notice to Builders.
frFOSALS for the building of TWO SCHOOL
lOUSJSS iu Concord towmibip. Butter county Pa
Y r«e«iv«a by tbe Uo»rd of Director* ol Mid Id '
[Vlatown, on Saturday the :M*b of No««hI «er. a*
IK, P. M. Plan and specifications of building
i ? * uy flme b * w - G l*°» or William
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I \ Byordw of the Boaad
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Gifts for Christmas & New Years.
A BtJ I'M IT' STOCK OF PlVa (R>LD ANt> FILTER
Bfiffs!fts/ L|j >UKRANTItI» TO RTjS
112 HOROUOIILY KF.GCLATKD, AT TIIK LOW PR Ic*
TEE!) O £ACU ' ANU BA *«'ACTlOir OVARAS.
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iJK) ? ic Watches 260 t« 500
IS !f7 Iri W,tch *, Wam-W....; 100 t? 300
?15 9 ,4 t-Oronotneier Watches 250 to BQQ
i; 5". Hunting English Levers 200 to 250
300 M llimtinc w.c?b„ ,w to
6JWoc.irt ll„nlinj Amur Van Watch.!.... !00 to J*>
*OO Silver llnntlng
JJJJ p ' , 7* r Hooting I'uplexes ;a ij 0
, 600 Hold Ladies' Walcl.es ; .. ~. V J fij E
jjooo'i'jnunti"*^-.... mIO
'•£sM , '**ll*o*oat Bllf#r Watches 60 t,. inn
» : :::::' *!• 8
o,wu A«so/t<>d batches, nil kinds in ♦*
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envelope., and wtllmUed. gS£
articles named in thei/ c ertllfcate, upotf , -i! *
l>ollsrs, whether it be a watch worth
ties you to the article* named thereon, qpon navm* J
irrespective of it* worth, aud as co article valued lea;
than $lO ia hatted on any Certificate. it will at oiice be
seen tint this is no lottery, ' tit h straight forward legit
imate transaction, which may be participated in eveu by
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A tingle certificate will ba sent by mail, post paid,
upon leceipt of 26 cents, five for sl, eleven for sl, thirty
tnree and elegant pr emium for W. six t\ -six and in >re
valuable premium for $lO, one hundred and most sn
perb Watch for 112 15. To agents or those wishing eui
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initely conducted business, d.ily authorized by the Gov
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es sent by Kxpiess, with bill for collection on delivery,
so that no dlasrtrisfiictijn can p jssi'.tlr occur. Try us
Address WKIOIIT, BKuj'Fl BR Sc CO ,Importers,
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- Estate of Juries Hoys ifec'if.
IETTUPft, testamentary, oH tba estate of James
J Hays, late of Coauoquenessiiig townshyL d.
have this day. (Nov. 9th, lf«IT). been issued it tl.e un
dersigned, on the estate of Jatne* Hays, deo'd ; pit per
sons havij.g claims against said o*t*te, will present
them proj.erly authenticated for seltlsnpent, aud t io«e
krowing theytselves iudebtsd to said estate will make
immediate payment. , .
gAMIJgf. W. HAY 3,
HeV JOHN D.VVIB,
HOT 13.'t*7—®t*) Executors.
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Is a question frt the mind« of every one as the Holldavs
approach ing . and <»ua of great Importance U all, and
especially to those who think of making purchases in
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WATCHES &JEWEI.BY,
or anything pertaining twit We would *olicit palls
front thi»ae visiting eur city during the lloli.la v neason.
to exanriae r>nr large and well selected Aork of
WATCHES, MUSICAL BOXES,
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JEWtLRV. BAROMETERS.
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And all kinds of
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Nov. 13,1867, am
PREMIUM TRUNK FACTORY.
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AND'
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Made.
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tern Cream, Soda Water, KruiU, Nuts. Jellies, Pickles
Ac., always on hand.
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HA VINO C>v«n thalr Mill a thorough repairing, and
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do all kinds of castnm work and at the shortoet notice.
Wheat and Rye Flour
«lw«y. od b»nU RJ. .D<l Mix»i Chop, » nd Brin , u
different kinds, oonaUntly on haed. »rans o
** 'jr T wm *c A r
X IST C3-'B
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
Oray.liended People have their
restored by it to the dark, luttrosu,
' **" of youth, and are happy!
h.« U ,l"F'®P le ' With *■ or red Hal*,
a h'.rf colors changed to
• beautlful ""burn. an(i rejoica ,
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uieir Hair in place!
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it i« the cltansit and test article in tb»
market 1.
For Sale by Druggiiti generally,
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