THE AMERICAN CITIZEN. _
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1867,
TEACHER WANTED.—A good Tench
pr can get a School in Butler township,
by applying immediately to A. Cuthbert,
or to GARRET PIERCE, ,
dec. 4, *67.] Pres. of Hoard.
t®~We are informed that the Sunbury
M. E. Sabbath School has closed for the
season until the opening ol spring. At
the last session held a few Sabbath's ago,
there were one hundred and forty
seven scholars present.
The good peopla of Sunbury and vi
cinity are alive in the Sabbath School
cause. Persevere in the gx>d work and
you shall be richly rewarded.
fSTit seems that the energetic and
liberal U. P. congregation at Sunbury is
leading its children in the F»*JC path in
which it walks. They have lately han-,
fled over, through Mr. Christy, 833.20
for the Foreigu Mission Fund of this
church. This is the result of a few Sab
bath School collections, and should stim
ulate them and Sabbath School children
everywhere to do what they can, (and
they can do much,) to send the Bible to
those who are sitting in darkness.
Sty- A meritorious article is Hall's Si
cilian Hair Uenewcr; it is rapidly be
coming known and widely and deservedly
popular. It is apparently nothing in it
self but an agreeably perfumed and pleas
ant hair dressing, but it contains the
most wonderful curative properties for
loss of hair, and after using it a short
time, gray hair is restored to its natural
color. If any of our readers doubt it.
let them try a single bottle of the " Ue
newer," and they will add (heir testimo
nial to the truth of what we say.—S'ti
tinel, Burlington, 1 t
ftjJ- G ray hairs may not mar one's goo I
looks and in many eases even improve
the appearance, but as a gciioral rule ure
considered objectionable and many devi
ces aro reported to prevent or get rid ol
them. We know of DM m ide so little
troublesome or objectionable as the use ot
Hiog's Vegetable Ambrosia, an article
Which if late has become so immensely
popular as a toilet article and beautifiev.
It is easily applied, rertorcs gray or tade l
hair, prevents, aud in many cases cures
baldness, cleanses the scrip aud leaves
the hair in splencid condition lor arran
ging
MR OUR VISITOR, Oer
tiinly bears the palm of being not only
the cheapest and best, but absolutely the
handsomest of all the Periodicals lor the j
Young Folks, that wo have seen The i
January number for I*6B, the first num> J
her of the TWELFTH VOLUME, is already i
upon our table. It is beautifully printed j
and embellished with quite a number of,j
fine engraving*; its list of contents is, j
throughout, a rich feast of good things
from some of tho best writers our coun
try affords, and the whole is neatly
bound in a tinted cover, printed in color
Wc advise all the boys and girls to '
send at once for a sample copy, which j
will be sent, with full instructions about j
subscribing or forming clubs for 10 cent s
and tee what bright, wide-awake,
cheerful companion 'it wt uld make for
these coming winter evening.*. Price
$1.25 a year or 81.00 to clubs. The
Publishers also offer most liberal Premi
ums for clubs. Address, J. W. i)augh*»
& Co., Publishers, 421 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DEDICATION OF THE ST. PAUL'S OA
PHANS' HOMK —The New Orphans'
Home near Butler, will be dedicated on
the 10th day of December, lso7i at
o'clock. Clergymen Of several Claesis
will be present and participate in the ex
ercises. The public are respectfully iu'
vited to attend.
A special Classical Meeting Trill be held
in the St. Paul's Reformed Church, in
the evening, at 7 o'clock. Dec. 10th, 'G7.
A NOBLE RESPONSE. —Too much praise
cannot be given to the noble response
with which the Washington Library Com
pany of Philadelphia arc meeting in their
endeavors to raise the required
tfiieds for the endowment of the River
side Lustita-'."- « tome for the gratuitous
ed.ucaf.ion oi soldit.' rs •'sailors orphans.
The filftn adopted by l' ie Company has
been nthjeet -to fateful deliberation, and
lias received iboeodi)»Kiaieutoi eminent
icgal authority. Tiws Trustees nsleJ ,ct '
to dLshyisj die eionej thud raised, are
jrell-kaown citizens of Pennsylvania aud
New Jersey, and their names should be
a sufficient guarantee to chose who would
aid in rearing one of the noblest chari
ties that ever thrust itself btf'oretho p«o
pie. E very subscriber to the stock, which
cost* but oa# dollar per share, not only
recaiyee a fine steel plate engraving, worth
at ft tail fifty per cent, mors lhan what is
paid for the stock, but is also guaranteed
some present in the great distribution of
;the 8300,000 worth of pr&teuts which are
ie be awarded to the stockholders. The
three largest presents are worth $>70,000.
Each shareholder has an equal chance to
.obtain one of the largest presents. Every
one will obtain some present aud a bea.u>
fciful engraving. Head Advertisement.
IRON Cm' COI.LEOB. —This is one of
the most popular au'J certainly one of the
most successful institutions in the coun
try. It is no institution of anhour,pos
scssing a " bubble reputation." but it has
merit, age and an established reputation
—one which other schools may, and sorns
do envy. The number of young men an
nually fitted for business here, exceeds
that of any other school in the oonntry,
and what is still more important, their
education is thorough and practical. From
our personal knowledge of its Principals
and Professors, we take great pleasure in
recommending it to those in pursuit of a
practical business education.— Steuucn*
vil/e Herald.
liOSl.
On Wednesday morning, the 27th in
staut, home place between Jacob Shanor's
and the Court-house : one Not' of Two
HUNDRED DOLLARS, on W'm. S. Boyd;
one Oil Receipt, and one Receipt of Tin R
TV-TIIIIEE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
and a Receipt for POLL TAX. The tin
dor will bu liberally rewarded by return
ing the same to th« undersigned, or to
the Editor of the CITIZEN. •
Nov. 27. 'o7.] EPHUAIM BROWN.
THE TRIBUNE FOR IS6B
PROSPECTUS.
The year 1808 will long be remembered
for its settlement 112 ihu boundry question
between Aristocracy of Color and Imperial
Human liberty, lhc War of the Rebellion
being closed, we ha\e now to decide wheter
the fjn 'am6ntal idea which impellud iind
justified the Rebellion sball dominate over
our wh jle c niiitry, moulding lies institutions
and shaping her destiny. If it be true that
God has not created all men, but only all
Whiie men, in His own image, aui made
them equal in political and civil rights, t!ien
it is a world-wide calamity that Uraut
not Bumud- rto Lee at Appimiat at; and
• i he Lust Canto," trodden into mire under |
the IIOOIH of Sheridan's cavalry
not only should but will be reguiueJ in Coa"
ntitutiena) Conventions and thebsilioC- b<x.
If the Black race, bceuuse they are Black,
*hould be excluded from the jury»bix and
re peded fro in tlie ballot-box tfcen S:pne*«
wail Jackson ought 10 head the rol of Amer
ica!! martyrs, emblazoned high ibove the
| nam » of Warreu ami Mere r ami Pulaski ;
«»t Ellsworth, Lyon, Baker, Iteyn 4 s, Wads
worm, Kearny, ami MO'heisoti.
it is difficult to argue \vi h a blind, jesotted
jnejuiiceJ, gr unde.l in ignorance aid for
t,lied by self conceit. Devoid of reaon, it
i* harily am nable to reason. But Mllions
wh » won d iiiten unmoved 10 appeals ne«i !
i u .Jut.ice and lluui mity cm be stml by
(acts whicU affect ttieirowu interest ami Me
j ty. the naked truth ihat every SouiLeu
. £latc recount rujieU on toe White basis i*o-
Uav a Kite. fc>t.te snaked and i u;e iby m (1
*ll < e.vc a'CU L m oln n reluctant and tart
itsistanee 10 ihe K -Oflii >ll a-» a camderS an
ti.in.mn aggr> smiii, a id pro.uuJly r j>ice .
ovvr Bud Run as ttieir victoiy —will prove
invincible, it «e can but bring it home t»
tne apprelians.on ' 112 evry lojal voter. I here
it no paramount «juesu' u < t go d faith or
gratitude to tin DUCK.-. lheir votes
<■ are as necessary t > the preponderance ol
j White loyby as to tlmir own protection und
S'-curiiy* Reconstruct too South on the
| W hiie basis, and every one « t the fifteen
! States whiclili held slaves in ISO') will be
' intensely, o\ Oiwbelm ;ngly Copperhead
' iheoceloith and evermore. Allow to-day
I the plea that the Blacks are ignorant ami
! degraded, and those whom )ou thereby
J clothe with power will lake good care that
i the pica shall be as valid and well grounded
1 a century hence as it now i'. Public Edu
eatiou and Civil Rights for the Freed men can
only be achieved an 1 maintained through
the ballot. "We are for Negro SufTirage
ihe way they suffered tu New Orleans" wa*
the inscription of a banner borne in a late
I Conservative or Democratic procession in
I Baltimore ; and the spirit which dictated
j that avowal is still rampant in tiie South.—
! But for what is stigmatized as Military Des
' potisin, it would uaily avengo by outrage
I and iuliiction what it deems uegro treacii
ery to the Southern cause.
THE TRIBUNE has declled to be lured ur
turned aside iroui the Main Question, it
has persistently refused to swell the clamor
loi vengeance on the defeat of the Rebel?,
wtiteher by oxecution or by confiscation , and
one of its strong ruasi lis 1< r tnis course is u
conviction that no drop of Kebel blood cculd
be cooly and deliberately shed without cs
sent ally clouding tUe pru*peet of securing
the Right of Suffrage to trie IJlacks. Defy
ing the miidoess .if passion and the blindness
ut short-lighted misconception, it has de
manded Kecoustructiwn on the basis of Uni
versal Amnesty with Imperial Suffrage, in
perfect consciousness of the fact that it
thereby alienated thousands who had been
its zealous supporters and life-long patrons.
The hour ol its complete vindication cannot
be far distant.
As for tha man who is tile chosen stan«
dard-bearor of the Republican hast in the
impending contest, while we avt »w our delib
erate prelerer.ee of Chief Justice Chase as
the ablest and most eminent of her living
statesmen, The TRIBUNE will render a hear
ty cheerful, determined support to (Jen.
Grant, or Senator Wade, or Speaker Colfax
should he be nominated and supported on a
platform which affirms and upholds the equal
political as well as civil rigut-ol ail citizens
of the Republic. We d«» not contemplate as
possible the support by Republicans of any
candida'e who does *i»»t stanu on this plat
firm. And we d>< not apprehend that the
candidate who, in our aproaching struggle,
shall represent genuine Democracy in nppo*
sition to the meanest phase of Aristocracy
enn be beaten if proper means he !»y*teui«
atical taken as they must and will be, to en
lighten ami arou«e the American pe »ple.
We ihank such friends as believe that The
TRIBUNE will prove an efficient and cheap
way to inf uence t ie undeci led, to aid us in
extending its circulation, Th ours is
eminently a political journal, but a small
portu* o space is devoted 10 politics,
while a » ™thy of more than $2)0,00. per
aunuiu is lOoinc'l ec'ing and trans
mitting news fro* ll of the world.—
AVe have regular iOa."^P onti «nfs at nearly
all t'i.e capitals ol Europe'* with a director a'
London who is huth u*tc Ito dispatch spe
cial c to ajl points im
portant event* may at any time be trai. , *F , i r *
inj» ojr imminent.
The pngres* of the war in Crete, which
i* tlie precursor of ft still gregtei war, ha
bteu watched by one of these special cor
acspondenU, while atuothcr telegraphs xVonj
Constantinople each novel phase of the erit*
ical diplomatic situation. £v«ry step of
Garibaldi's recent heroic though untortu •
nate enterprise, from its inception to its
close, was noted l»y our correspondents, who
arc his n»o*t trusted adviser ; while an es
teemed member of our ed tor Sal
accompanied the Kinbassad >r of Juarez to
Afexioo Jo t» scan the Mexican problem «l"8e»
ly and under auspicious more favorable to
♦he Republican chief than tho c which have
colored the advices of our r\ l
dents at Vera Crus and ta?°', r PPn"? n " j
other correspondent accompY ' ,T n . !
National expedition to I
or whatever our splinter of tl . p / i
may be called, and is now rew j
aspect and capabilities of that\ on . "
D ii' i • ••• - A region. 1
Bayard lay lor is writing in f\ vc j u j
from Centcral Europe j while all I
dents report to us from Colon?
Montana, Ac., more copiously tlf ca J
find room to publish. Our ev * e ]n oo^9
and Literary Department are in one
of the ripest American ecbolnrsT .
riculture, under a competent p dit'»\
a leading place in our Semi-Weekl
In short we have for years spent '
portion of the income of our
orts to render TUB TRIBUNE a betl J
better newspaper; and, if we have iP
ceded, the fault is notexplaned by alkj.
means orofefljrts, whether on our ow!
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BLADES' COKSTITITIOipiLLS
Are no called because of their peculiar ~,r / A .>.i
cicnt effect upon fhe Liver, St >m<*ch, B„j - ai j .
Vuus Sy«teru For inactivity <-f the Live^ r l(|) . St.-ti,-
ach in derangement, or Dyspepsia, the% vi i,
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iaily if. from long continued indigestion \,j ccstive
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jwn 12th. 1867—flmns ) Pmp-iMon. Elml
§• CRHENCK S MANDRAKE PILLS A 3 eSTI
TUTE FOR CALOMEL.— These Pills are <J,posed
of various roots, having the power to relax
tions of the liver »s promptly and effectually t |,| ue
pill or mercury, and without producing iny
disagreeable or dangerous effect* which often folk the
uae of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used jth
confidence, a* they pr unotj th t discharge of
bile, and remove those obetructions from the livor, j
biliary ducta, which are the cause of bilious afftctiot^
BCIIENCK S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick He*
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ulred.
Please ask u>t " Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, '* an
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I PROPOSALS f«>r the building of TWO SCHOOL
IIOL'SES in Concord township. Butier county, l a.
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Kev. JOHN DAVIS,
nov 13, *o7—dt*) Executors.
GO BEY'S LADY'S BOOK
IF-OT?, 18SS.
miiE CHEAPEST OF LADIES MAGAZINES, DE
-1 CAUSE IT IS THE I! EST! The friend of Wo man
the arbiter of fashion, tlie encourager and publisher
of the best literature of the day, tho pattern from
which all others copy.
READING MATTER.
In this there will bo an improvement. The volume
f.r IsOS will beset up with new-faced t>pe. aud of *
si/o that will enable us tn give an additional quantity
of reading aiitter, amounting to about twelve pages in
each number.
Beautiful Steel Plates.
Of the-* the Lady's Hook contain Fourtess each
year, superior (we challenge comparison) tc any pub
lished In this country, cither in book or periodical.
The Literature of the Lady 4 Book.
MAIIION HAH LAND.
Authorest of tl Alan*," "Hidden I\ith" Side,"
' • Xemetitand *' Miriam
who contributes to no other mcnthly publication, will
furnish a new novel tor 18»>8,callod PntMifc Rowi.ano
that will run through the year. Her stories are an.x
iou-ly sought niter, and as "they are copyrighted can be
found nowhere but in Godet, Our former efficient
corps of writers has also been retained.
OUR FASHION FX-ATES
The original double faai .n piatee will l*> coutinted.
MODEL COTTAGES The only magazine in thin
country that gives these designs is the L*PI s Book.
DRA WiXG LESSORS.— In this we are also al >na
ORIGINAL MUSIC —Godcy s is the only magazine
in which music prepared expressly fjr it appears.
We have also a Children's, Horticultural, and a
Health department,
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upon every Subject, for the Boudoir, Nursery, Kitchen
House, and Laundry
Til ED ENGRA riNGS.— This is a series of engra
vings that no one has attempted bat ourselves.
LADIES' FANCY WORK DEPA RTM EN J'. —Pome
of the designs in this department are piiuted in colors,
in a style unequalled.
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pel son getting up theclub, making nine copies 21 00
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the pe: sou getting up the club,tuaKing twelve
copies 27 60
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will be sent one year on receipt ot $1 00.
Godey'a Lady's hook and The Children's Hot r will
be sent one year uu receipt of {3 60.
Oodey's Lady's P.O k. Arthur s Ilume MagatU and
Cbildrc u's Hour will be sent one year on receipto fS 00.
£ subscribers must send 24 cents ad itionai
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or either of the othur magazines, to pa. heAu.etioau
tostage.
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VriciOßDKßor a DRAFT, payable to the "rder of L. A.
proferable to bank notes, as, should the Or
<Vor Druft be lost or stolen, llcan bs renewal without
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n, *if procured* send l uitod states or Rational Hank
address L A. Godey,
N. E. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
_o* 30, 67.) rUILADELfJj/A
J. Jl. OILKEV,
DENTIST,'
OffictOn Main st., South of Post Office
Ul'TLElt, I'A. '
June \ isfiT^lyr.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hats, Caps and Ladies Furs.
'
WM. FLEMMING,
lists Wood Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
COI'XTRY MKRtHAIVTS
Will find it to their interest to call and examine onr
stock before making their purchaaea, aa our facilities ft r
doing «
WHOLESALE TRADE
are not excelled by »« r Uouio in tho United Statei.
No 1567, lyr.
J. J. SNODGRASS , ....J. M. BOSS
FURS! FURSi FURS^
SNODGRASS & ROSS-
Havojuat roceived a well aelected etock of
Ladies, Misses & Cliildrens'
F U it S ,
Ladies Velvet & Silk Fur trim
med HOODS, Gents Beaver
CAPS, COLLARS, and
GLOVES;
AL.I, STYLES CF
HATS MD CAPS, j
BOOTS AXI» KJJOKS,
Of every description ; also'on hand
TRUNKS,
VALISES.
CARPET SACKS,
UMBRELLAS, SC.
All of wblch,.' " -)>!.cail."i I•" ■! lh. |
VERY LOWEST PRICE!
Person!* will • And it to their advants}*'* to giro us a
cull and examine goods and pi-icus, before purchasing
elsewhere.
fear No Trouble to Show Goods.""* l * B
SNODGRASS & ROSS,
No. 24 St. « lair St.,
Nor. 27,18<Ji, 3m. PITTSBURGH, PA.
J OtI» CBAPT JOSEPH PHILLirS
JOHN CRAFT & CO.,
Real "Estate and Insurance Brokers,
139 FOURTH »T.,
PITTSBURGH,
Xe bare a printed Real Estate Resistor containing a
full description «'f location, price and terms cf all the
properties entrusted to our euro for sale. Tbfse con
sist of Farms, tirist Mills, Houses, Lots, Store*. Coal
Lands, Coal works, Co.il Interests, Western Land*, II >•
tela, Tanneries, City and Buburbnn Property. This
Register we print three times a yeftr—on Hut of May,
September ami January,
Patties wishing to buy <>r "ell Roal Estate, no irattet
when? the location, should not fail to consult our Keg
inter, a copy ■>! which can be had by sending your 1 ad
dreas. September number now rvady.
Nov. '£l I K l>7, lyr.
DEMORE«T'B YOUNG AMERICA,
the best Juvenile Magaaiue. 'Every Boy and Oil
that -ees it says HO : nil the Pre** nay #O; and Parent
and Teachers < onfirm it Do not fail to senre a cop/.
A good Microscope, wlthatilass Cylinder to connno
living objects, or a good two-bladed, pearl Pocket-Kni!<%
and a large number of other desirabio articles, giwnas
premiums to each subscriber Yearly, $1.60. The No
vember Number commences a new volutin*.
Published by W JENNINGS DEMOREST.
473 Broadway, New York
Try it, Boys and Girls. Specimen copies, five cents,
mailed free. [Nov. '2O, 1887, St.
nK IfiOHEST'S MONTHLY 3IAOAZIME
universally acknowledged the Model Parlor May
azineof America; devoted to Original Sstori**, Poems,
Sketches, Archil ei ture and.Model Cottages. Household
Matters, Gems <-f thought. Personal and Lit* rary Gos
sip 'including special departments on Fashions.'ln
stiuctions on Health, Music, Amusements, etc by the
bent authi r«. and profusely illustrated with costly En
gravings lull size) useful'and reliable Patterns. Kin
broideries. and a constant succession of artistic novel
ties, with other useful and entertaining literature.
No person of refinement, economical housewife, or
lady «»f taste can atford to :lo without the Model Month
ly. Siujclu copies, 30 cents; back number*. •»£ sped
mens, 10cents: either mailed tree Yearly. SSI, with a
v iluable premium : two copies, t0.5) ; thfte copies,
17 60; five copies, sl3, and vpleniid premiums for clubs
at f-i each, with the first premiums to each subscriber.
A new Wheeler k Wilson Sewing Machine for
2•) subset ibers at $3 such. Address,
\t. JENNINGS DLMOP.EST,
No. 473 Broadway, New York.
Pfmorwt s Monthiy aud your.;; America together $4
with the premiums for each. [Nov. *2O, 1867, St.
The American Citizen.
IS pabliibodevery Wednesday in the boronjchof Dittler
by C. Y. ANDtmso*, in Kearns' Building, Main Street,
opposite the .lack House.
TERMS:—OO a year, if paid in advance, cr within
the rtr»t flr»t six months ; >»r 250 if not paid until alter
the expiration o the first six ni> nths.
TEEMS OF ADVERTISING, &c
One square, one Insertion 51 Q*> I
Each subsequent insertion «>'
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U column lor one year .40 00
column for one year «0 00
rof.'ssional and Business Cards, not exceeding 8
lines, one year S 00
Executors, Administrators mad Auditor's notices, each,3 o0
Applications for Licenses, each .... ... 5o
Cautions, Est rays, Notice* of Dissolution, Ac., not
exceeding 1 square, 3 insertions eatb 2 00
10 lines of Nonpareil, or its equivalent, will make asquare
jon suii.
sheet hand-bill, 50 copies i less SHU
V " " •• A 50
•' 4 oo
Full •• 44 " 6 00
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ainouats over tliat, a reasonable reduction will be mado
BCBISBSB CARPS
Single packs, 91 50; each itddltlcna pack, 50
LOCAL XOTICB4.
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DEATMB Ann MARKWOE4,
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| 6 lines; *.»r each additional line, 5 cts. will be charged.
Advertisements of 0. C. Sale, Executors, Administra
tore, and Auditor'* notices; Estiays, Dissolution of Part
nership, Cautions, and all transient advertisements MLST
PCS:I:VBLT nx TAXI. ;X AIVAMCX.
C- K. ANDfcrtauN, Editor and Proprietor.
Dee. 1* fa*
Agents to canvass fbr the most successful subscrip
tion book in th<» market. Our Agents are meeting with
unparalttlled aucce«s. We pay the unusually large
cemmit»ipn of SI 90 per copy
Address 111 WIN A CO ,
K#v. M, *«?—lir,) W yiftk St. TlKsbcrgb.
tBIKO'S
B6 r nj g
GRAY HAIR.
TfaUUtboAuauosu tbrtKJjignufeL.
Ttlil la th« euro tkit ljt]r
■(SH <j£ Is tb# AJIBIUHU that King ante.
This if tho Ifnn who wan bald wad
Who now has rar%n lock*, they say.
la tho AiLBRosiA that Kinf wade.
This is tho Maiden, handaomo and
A Who inarrled the man ono« bald and
Wlio now ha« raven loeks, they far.
Jf" VB lie used tbe AMBROSIA that Kijig
* made.
TO the man one© ~J
My <& now b " ££'. 'h<r
Becauao he used the Onr« .
In tho AMUBOSIA that lUng
W4>' I This is tho Hell that rings away
>* ]9F »>\'l'O rrouse the people BAD and gny
r> Lnto this fact, which here does lay—
If von would not be bold or gray,
v the Ambrosia that liutg mad*.
E. M.TUBBB & CO., PROPRIETORS, PETERBORO', H.H.
WHOLKSALK. AGKNTS:
Sellers A Vuu (iortkr,
PLTT&FOTJRGH, PA.
l>r. Samuel Grubnm,
iofiv'2'. i* 21-e'tw-lvr mm.RR. PA..
Gifts for Christmas & New Ye ars.
A SI PERU "STOCK ttfr" PfNE HOLD ANH SILVER
U ATCiIK.-'. ALL WARRANTED T ) KIN, AND
THOROUGHLY KKCULATKD, AT THE LOW PRICE
OK $lO EACH, AND SATISFACTION GUARAN
TEED.
10(i Solid O«'M lltintWatches to SIOOO
100 Magic CadHd Hold Wafches 250 to 600
100 Ladies' W lch«n, enameled 100 to
200 Gold Hunting (. hfonometer W a tehee 260 t-» 300
200 Hold Hunting English Levers fw t » 2>o
;>OO G«»KI Hunting Duplex Wncthe«. 150 to 201
*oy Gohl Hunting Aiiu»rlv.'Hii Watches 100 to -W
,' 1 ''.A*IT H ittiliug Lever# 60 to 160
.VV'U'Hing Duplexes! 75 to 1«0
6<KrGolu l.a«li« .» Watclies 50 to 200
I,OuO Hold Hunting .Vi to 75
1.000 Mlscellnheon* Hilver vv*tcheV f-o t.» I°o
•J,o**l Hunting SilTi-r Waiohe- 26 to 60
5,000 Assorted Watches. all kin J*.'. 10 to T*
I he above stock will be disposed o. |,„ popctA*
ox* PRIOR ft.\w. giving *very patron a hn* Gol.i Solid
Silvwr Watt-It for $l«». without regard to value!
WaiunT I>KO.. k Co. »01 llromlway, New York, wish
to Immediately dlsp of (he above magnificent stock.
Ceitificates, mining tin articles, are placed in sealed
envtlepos mid well luixed. Holder#are entitled to the Q
articles u:ima I in thei.* certificate, upon payment of Te
Dtdltis, whether it be a watch worth 112 1.000 or ©no
worth luf-'. The return of any "112 our certificate# enti
tles you tm the articles named thereon, upon payment,
irrespective of its worth, and as no artiojo valued 'ess
tliiiii $lO is named on any certificate, it will at cure t»«
st-cu tint tit is is no lottery, hut a straight forward legit
imate transaction, which m »y be participated in even by
the most fastidhais.
A single certificate will he sent by mall, p -st paid
upon teceipt of '25 rent#, five f«>r sl, eleven for ?1. thirty
three ami elegant premium for $5, sixty-six nod iuor<
valuable premium for $lO, one hundred and moat an
p.-rb Wat di for sls. To agents or those wishing em
ploynifiit, this is a rare opportunity. It M a legitl
m itoly conducted business, duly authorized by the Gov
eminent, and open tot ho most carofAl scrutiny. Watch'
es sent by Ex pi en*, with bill f or collection on delivery
so that no dissatisfaction can possibly occur. Try us.
Addie.# WhK.IIT, BROTH EIS A CO ,Impoiters,
N0v.27,18C7, 3uij. 101 Broadway, New York
" Where Will I Buy
Is a question in the minds cf everyone a# thrt-llolidayi
approaching, and one of great Importance to all.au ;
especially to those who think of making purchases ii
WATCIIKS & .IKH'KI.KV'
or anything pertaining to it. We would solicit call
from itioee *t«lflnte ear during the Holiday Season
to examine our largo and well selected stock of
WATCHES. MUSICAL BOXES,
> CLOCKS. SPECTACLES.
JEWcLRY. BAHOMETERS.
SILVER WARE, THERMOMETERS,
And all kinds of
goods.
UIXSEATH »V IIANLETT
* JEWELERS AND OPTICIAN?,
mrmrmmrn. w«
Opposite Masonic Hall PITTSBURGH. PA
is Nov. 13,1867,2ui.
PREMIUM TRUNK FACTORY,
'
JOSEPH LIEBLER
i
•* MANUFACTURER OP AND DEALER IN
:!;thunks, valises
AND
£ TK.ITEIJXti KAON,
■ NO 104 WOOD STRFET
hi
•; | PA.
fie
u* #3-orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed
a- I Nov. 13 lftnT—3 mos.
G. W. rUHEY,
WHOLESALE sV RETAIL
DEALER IN
Clioice Family Groceries,
TEAS.
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
PICKLES, AC
ALL RINDS OF CQTJNTR* PRODI'CB
SOI.II OX COMMISSION,
And Prompt Remittance
Made.
No. 49 FEDERAL STREET,
Allegheny lily.
NOT. 13,1807,1 V
FARM AND FIRESIDE JOURNAL.
PubUihld Monthly.
mHTS JOURNAL is deroted to Agriculture. Uonicul
ture. Floriculture, Landscape, Gardening, Rural
Architecture, etc., and to such culture of the mind, as
well as tbe soil, as may be calculated to enliven and en
lighten our social life.
VKAASJIM.
Sill scription for one year ...% S 1 00
Club of five subscribers . 4 «K>
• Ten •« 7 50
'♦ •' Fifteen '• lo<io
•• " Twenty '* 13 00
m .. Twenty five subscribers 15 00
* " Fifty " 27 0t»
" •' One Hundred u 60 00
All subscrtoill>m» invariably In advance. Address
(poat-ottic© Box 3110 ) J. PAYNE LOWE,
Nov. J7,1667, 4U Courtland Street, Nr<r Yorfc.
T lE£ *m
W &SHISOTOH
LIBRARY' 00.,
I'HILADELPHU.
LS CHARTERED RY TIIK STATE OF PENNJYLVA
NIA, AND ORGANIZED IS AID OF TUB
RIVERSIDE IXBTITCJTB
ron crcc4Ti»i cRATUTocitT
Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans,
Incorporated by the Slate of New Jertfty,
APKIL Jti.lM".
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.
The Washington Library Company
UY VIRTUE OFtTIIKIH CHARTER
ANO nr
ACCORDANCE WITH ITS PROTISItMfS.
wilt distribute
Three Hundred Thousand Dollar*
XINT PRB SENT 3
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS,
On Wednesday, Bth of Jan
uary next.
AX PHILAPELPKW. PA,
Or at the Institute, Riverside,N. J.
)ne Present, worth $40,000
Jue Present, worth 20,000'
Present, worth 10,000
;,, no ' Resent, worth 5,'00G
w ° J/ *uts, worth $'2,500 each 5,000
One I '-eseftv , u( . a(U ls 000
Iw. I resents , ,, ied at $15,000 eftoli 30,000
One 1 r; sent vriuou » jq qqq
Four Present*, valued '• <-, oflo . each 2 o'ooo
Two Presents. valued »t»' rach , ) 0(l0
Ihreo 1 resents, valued ut 3 OfK;
Twenty Presents, valued at oUU eat.
Ton Presents, valued nt 300 each
Thr e Presents, valucd.at 250 each 7>o
Twenty Presents, valued at 225 each 4,500
Fifty-Five Present*valued at2ooeach 1 1,000
Fifrv Presents, valued nt $75 each, 8,<50
One" Hundred and Ten Presonts, val
ned at SIOO each, 11,000
Twenty Presents, valued at $75 each 1,500
Ten Pi events, valued at ?50 each 500
The remaining Presents consists of
articles of use and value, appertain*
an# to the diffusion of Literature
and the Fine Arta, £8*2,000
$300,000
Each Certificate of fto-'k accemponled rtith a
Boaut'ful Steel-Plate Engraving,
WORTH MOKE AT RETAIL THAN THE COST
OF CERTIFICATE.
And also loßQrts to tho holder a
PRESENT IN THE GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
One Uolliir.
Any pernor. sentlin* , OXK DOLLAR. or mill's Mm
''"""J; A««'i'!». .1 roc.lvo immeJlotelr «
fine 8t«*ol Plate hn/nnuig, at # „i. . from the follow
inn 11-t. rliflrdle nTßMek.' - ?).,« I'roi
cnt in t)>o OK MAT DiSTIIIBCTIOS. 1 ""
OSK IIOI.r.AIt ENGRAVINGS.
No. I —"My Child! My ClilM !" No.'J.—"Tliey'r,
Saved ! They'Vo Saved 1" No. 3—''Old Seventy-six
or, the Early Days of the Revolution."
TWO DOLLAR F.NGRAVINO9.
No. 1, "Washington's Courtalilp.'' No. 2.—Wash
ington's Last Interview with hi* Mother."
THREE DOLLAR E v <iRAVINGS.
Any person pa* mix Three Dollars" A''N receive tho
beautiful Steel Plate of
"HOME FROM THE WAR."
and Three Certificates c 112 Stock, entitled to
Three presents.
FoUR DOLL \ R ENfIR A VINCJS.
Any porson paying Four Dollars shall rosoivo the
largo and splendid Steel Plate of
"THE PERILS OF OCR FOREFATHERS
and Four Certificated of Stock, entitling tboru to Four
Piesents.
FIV K DOLLA R EN'OR AVI NOS.
Any portion who pay* Five Dollars shall receive tho
large and eplendid fcteel Plato of
"THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS.'*
and Fivo Certificate* of Stock, entitling them to Flvo
Presents.
The Engraving# and Certificate* will bo delivered to
each ill.-Tiber at our Local Agendo*, or sent by mall
pout paid, or express. as may bo ordered,
HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EXQRA VJSGS.
fend orders to its by mail, enclosing from ft to *2O
either ny Pout Office • -i•!- m, or in a regM«ved letter, at
our risk. Larger amount* should be sent by drali uf
expres
10 shares with Engravings, $0 50
25 shares with Engravings, 23 50
50 shares with Engraving*, 40 50
75 shares with Engravings, 00 00
100 shares with
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situate at Riverside. Burlington Cou'ntv, Now Jersey,
|m foundoil for the purpose of gratuitously edoretliig
tho SOUR of Soldier* and Seamen of lhe Uni
ted States.
The Board of Trusteos n nslHts of the follow'n,?
well known citizen* < 112 Pennsylvania an I New Jer*ey :
HON. WILLIAM ls. MANN,
Di*trict Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. LEWIS R. HROO.VALL,
Kx-Chief Coiner U. S. Mint, aud Recorder of Deeds
Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. JAMEB M. PCOVEL, New Jersey.
HON w. W. W ARN, New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, Ks-i , Agent Adam* 1 Oxpres*, Pliil—
uddphia, I'a.
J. E. COK, Esq., uf Joy, Coo £ Co., Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPiRTMEMT, W AHHIKOTOX. D C., April X9,
IS''»7.—Office of Internal Revenue.—Having received
satisfactory evidence Hint the proceed* of the enter
prise nmducted by the Washington Library Company
will bo devoted to ihxritable linen, pcrmisaiuuid hereby
granted t<> said Company t« conduct such enterprise,
exempt from ail charge, whether from special Ux or
other duty.
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The A«rncintion havf> appointed as Receiver,
GEORGE A. COOK K A CO.. JW South third Htroot,Phil
adelphia, whoee well known integrity and business ox -
perienre will be a sufficient guarantee that the money
entrusted to them will be piunfptiy applied to the pui
pjtte stated.
PniLiBELPUIA, PA., May 20,
T" the Officer $ and Jlrvnttrrn nf th* Washington LHm\
ry Company, A\ S. HEAD, Secretary
Gentlemen; —On lecelpt of of the 16th,
Inst., notifying un of our appointment an Refelven for
yonr Compary, w« took the liberty to submit a copy
• 112 yo'ii Charter, with apian «>:' yuur MHt«*pijr«< to ou.-
mincnt legal authority. And having received' hin favorar
bb">pini.ni in regard to its legality, and sympathizing
with the benevolent object of your Association, via :
the education and mairtai nance of the orphan children
of our soldier* and sailors of tlio Riverside Institute,
we have concluded to accept the trust, and to UKO our
Lest efforts to promote so worthy an object.
Bescectfully, your*, Ac.
GEORGE A .COOiCK & CO.
Address nil letter* and order* to
GEO A. COOKC <se CO.. BANK BBS,
3-'I : : inth Third Stroet Philadelphia, Pa.
for the Washington Library &o.
November lath, 1&437.
Paints for Farmers and Others.
milß fJrnlton Minoml Paint Co , are now rnamifact-
I tiring the Best, < heapcst and most Durable Paint
in ui»«; two coots well put 00, mixed with pure Lfnsesd
Oil. will last Lu or 15 years; it id of a brown or
beautiful chocolate color, ami can be changed to gr*«-n ,
load, stone, drab, olive or cream, to suit the lasts of the
consumer. It Ik valuably for Houses, Barn*. Fences.
and Ca»*-tnaker«. P»kils and Wooden-ware, Ag
rlcultunti fin pJements, Canal Boats, Vessels and Ship*,
Bottoms, Canvas, Metal ami Shiugle Roofs, (it being
F ire and Water proof), Floor Oil Cloths, (oni Manufact
urer having uaed 5000 bbls. tbe |>aat yeer,} and a* a
puint for any purpose it uusurpaMed fur body, flora bill
ly. elasticity, and adhesiveness Price |0 per bbl. of
ioO lbs . whiob will supply a far nit r for years to come.
Wan anted In all cas«< as above. Send for a circular
-übicli jrive* ful> particulars. None genuine uuleae
branded in a trade mark Oratton Mineral Paint. i
Address DANIEL HID WELL, 234 Peail St., H. Y.
Sept. 4, *67—flmos. #
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
NY virtue of an order and decree of the Orphan*'
Court of Butler county, tbe undersigned will ex
pose to salo, by public ouMcry, on tbo premiiee,on
Saturday, Deccviler 28 Ik, 1807,
lha following described Real Estate, late of Patrick
Fleming' <!ec'd: All that curtain piece of land, situate
in Clearfield township, in tbe oovnty and Btafe aforesaid:
bounded North by Roaaona Fleming; Knit by Owen
M Biide; South by Peter Graff, and West bv M'Cue &
10. le, containing Thiily-ono A ores and Ninety One
perches, strict measure.
TEH MS One-third in hand, and tbe remainder in
two equal yeariy payments, with interest from confirm*
ation of -ale. *T HP LIEN M'CUE, Adfti'r
K0t.27, U67, $«. vf Patrick