THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa., Wednesday, Dec. 14 '864
tw Our Foreman has received a let
ter from Eli 8. Fleeger. which says : "1
must tell you that v.e have lost one of our
brave boys, Henry M. Miller—he was
killed at the battle of Stony Creek —wrfs
killed almost instantly, on Dec. Ist inst."
Thus another brave has fallen.
tfcg" We would invite the attention of
the public to the card of our friends Ash
and Graham, who hnve established them
selves in Oil City —falling in with the
great current which has been running
Northward, they have gravitated to the
very centre of Olldom. Those having
business to attend to in that locality, would
do well to give them a call. J. ! 1 Mc-
Junkin, Krif(.,too, has established hl: u. :!i
at liouscviDemand will, we are sure, give
satisfaction in all his business engage
ments.
The lVnna. RosimoiiJ.
ta)~.Just as we were going to press,
we received a letter from Cnnip P:»N>IP.
at Annapolis, Maryland, writte ; by .J. i .
Wilson, of Co. A, giving a l».-.t of tliore
"who have died in the us of the
South, during tho last s umui i-. of the j
103 d Regiment. IV. Vwhmtct is. lie
suys, " the list is very incomplete, on at- !
count of nit knowing the names • 112 nil
who had died." The letter is but
it is evident lis has been exchange i. an '
we may therefore hope in a few days to
hear from most < 112 the survival •. We
have taken out some of our matter for j
the purpose of inserting (lie following :
names in this issue, although we are not
certain that we can get our paper out in
tiuie for the Southern mail. There are
85 names in all. The names may not be
exactly correct, as the writing is rather il
legible.
COMPANY A.—2d Lieut. O. M<-< 11.
Corp. .1. li. Stewart, E. Krcmp. Win. (i
Davis, ilohn Ke. ter. McClure <».•. ru*
K. Saxtoo, Win. Wyn, J I). 11 n_ h-.
Geo. Eelielljarger. S. Unscti-teel.
COMPANY B.—lieubcn Burpit. I>avid
Ross, .J. Crawford. David
Mi-Key, Win. Woftdrnff, James Kitchi,
J. Reese, Sheraton Kri-well, Davi 1 Km- 1
kin.
COMPANY D.—William Oliver. Wil
liam Craig, Henry Osoriwrt, Wm. Rugh, I
Benjamin Arher, J. Martin, J. Morehcad. \
I', Ilalher, .lames 'J'. Papons, Robert
Citlicurt. .T, Brown, Job Eider, Henry
Sponn, l.cc Henry. S. Reese, S. Jlamii- j
ton (of Texas), T. < ire v.
COMPANYE.—C. Lephly, S. Moser,
John Campbell.
COMPANY F. —Kli Armagost. J. Ru ih, I
D. Zimmerman, liee-e Thompson, David |
McPherson. ,J. Ki-h.Jam IJurne-.. J:im< - I
Rain oy, S; Ziebe. John Speinger. Her-I
man Dunklc, Ge>. Pence, Wm. Graham. I
J. Towers, J. 1' Miller.
COMPANY (!.—Goo. Slnikely, Samuel ]
BaVr, 11. Wyant, Robert Reed, T Ful
ton, 11. Girts, Edward Ferwllaeer, Jas.
Travis, Wm. Shoe s, •/. Thomas, D. Girts, .
Ge-». Walters.
COMPANY T.— Scrjjt Kcister, E. Keis- j
ter, J. M'Gce, I. ('Wup.
COMPANY K.-»-lvlward White. David
Anderson, G. W. Bowers, .1. Koch. -J.
Cox, 11. Richardson, J. Heasly. A. \Vi 1 -
son. S. Calvin. S. Shoup, Wm. Tod.-.
Thus. Ilogan, Thos. Laughlm, Co. Serg't.
<'ourl I'rocecdiup.
The following arc the proceedings of
the fir.it week of court, now in session.
QUARTER SF.SSIO.NB.
Commonwealth vs. Henry Wagancr.
Malicious Mischief. Prosecutor, Conrad
Jacobc. True Bill. Verdict for Deft.
Prosecutor to pay cost.
Same vs. Simon P. Walters. Selling
Liquor without licence. Deft, pleads
guilty. Sentenced to pay a tine of l>lo,
and costs of prosecution.
Same vs. John M. Wimer. Fornica
tion. Prosecutor, Hannah J. Stillwag m.
A erdiet not guilty, and prosecutor to pay
cost.
Same vs. Juliana Wimer. Pn ecu
tor, Miss St ill wagon. Same as in above,
case. The court allowed a AW. V'/•<•.<. to lie
entered—the Jury having rcfus%l to be
lieve the testimony of Prosecutor in the 1
former Case, there seemed to be uo rea
son for subjecting others to trial upon the
same testimony.
Same vs. Frederick Welir. Surety of
the Peace. Settled and defendant to pay
cost.
•fcamo vs. Jacob Wigle. Aa.isa-.iit and 1
Battery. Settled.
Same vs. Upton Roxberry. A-sault
an.! Battciy. Settled.
Same Vs. John Covert, et. al. A.isault
a 'V. flattery, Settled,
Hame vs. Jas. Kahl. Assault and Bat- :
tel'y Settled, and defendant to pay a
fine of §lO and cost.
COMMON l'l,KA> : .
Isaialt Xelles v Adams' Express Coui-
Verdict for Plaintiff for amouut
Claimed.
We liud the following iu a Rich
mond paper of the 7th:" It may not be
known to the higher officials, 'hut it if
nevertheless true, that the soldiers are
suffering for bread. The ration of meat, j
rice. Ac., is sufficient, but from some eause
the issue of meal or flour is too small.
One pound of corn meal is not enough
for a hearty wau and we don't get that
much every day. Whose fault is it r
Do give us broad enough."
Ksr" Horace Walpole wrote: '■ I'se a
little bitot alum twice or thrice a week,
no bigger than half your nail, till it has
all dissolved in your mouth, and theu spit
out. It will preserve the tce'.li. .
For the t'itizon.
Hoc (o HiivHuiillimi !
ScTWtfning loud from peak to peak,
Our Mountain calls ;
(ionc, gone i-t Mitxautillion
To Moiitezuma't* hallo?
The doctrine of our own Monro©
Is trampled in the dust;
That scullion form, th«* King of Prance,
Iliitt now betrayed his trust.
I'p in your mi ht and majesty ;
Jfr.rt hack all Kingly i' we.s—
Who'd dsro to plant a .Monarchy,
liy tlil.t free land of ours ?
» plant 11 - ids. i vengeance dssp,
And irrigate with gall,
A thorn for Maxumillian,
In Montezuma's hull.
L« t 112 < • D'. I:I n« 'or he cm-died to earth
By British or by French,
>1 .re than you would l»> Rebel fi*nd*,'
Who'd well their nundng wench—
f?h mt freedom 'till the lalaud g.een ..
ghnli to your call,
A-t <»imilng .Max uuiiiian,
In Montezuma's hall.
Join with the worthy Liberals;
A i the in t • v <*• tluu v.
The vile n-urper, from his throne,
In thee fiw Mextro;
Sti'eti h forth your h »TJ 1 with willing heart,
Uive tiultle-hr.md and ball—
'l'o drive Maxamilban
From Montezuma's hall.
Forth came helikeft theif at Bight,
\\ hen tronl h- hemmed us in,
\\ bile 'gainst ih tierce Apollyon hurled,
The hci 'tage of siti.
Su< ii mean advantage prospers not,
On this t-- • i rial ball,
.Nor r.-n falie Maxamillian,
In Montezuma's hull.
Ne'er dheath Y>><'.r valllart blades again,
Hut flash your balefire, high.
.1 ft!! ■ .!• we ifj.i . * :i« i,r,
iCeiuls fructknn on tlieskv.
I'M on! until the gory blood,
To answer hiatal thai mils,
| fen.til llow from X tvamilli vn,*
In M- hull*. L. Wist.
fYotu tbn Chicago Journal.
A Mail ltobbery.
About yie fir-i of .V'veinbej. a through
j mail from Gi ' bur ; . Illinois, was dig
: 1 chut! for Chicago <JI> the regular night
' ' raia 112. Hi ihe 1 : to the latter place,
on the t hit ago, Burlington and Qui my
Knihvad. This through mail, compris
; ii,,i about GuO letters, and the usual va
riety of newspapers, circulars, &c., in a
single Lag. failed to reach the city, and
; the makers of drafts contained therein,
failing to receive uriythiug iu the shape
of acknowledgements, Logan to address
' letters of inquiry to the postmasters at
Chicago anu (ialesburg. The postmaster
at the latter place conferred with Post
master of Chicago, the result oi
which was very unsatisfactory to both par
ties. The (ialesburg official had traced
up the mattei. and was certain that the
bag had duly left his office and been put
on board of the baggage car, and he was
convinced that it must have been lost,
either between the depot in this city
and the Chicago I'ostoltice, or at the lat
ter place it-eli. '1 he Government m»-
chieuery faded to discover any clue what
ever to the mi- ing mail, and the matter
given up l. r Ist. when accident started
a train that, in skillful hands, soon turn
up the valuable portion ol the mail and
the daring robber.
On Saturday alternoon Bowen Broth
ers. of this city, informed .Superintendent
oi' Police Tultle that a man luid presen
ted a draft to them which they were
suspicions was not all right. Superin
tendent Tuttle had heard of the missing
mail affair, and I at ing that the draft was
drawn in <ialesburg, at once decided up
on his course, lie procured the arrest of
the man who hail offered the draft, and
upon ■ arching him found seventeen let
ters, containing as many drafts, upon his
person, and memoranda of considerable
value to the detective', following the
trail, "his room at the Hatch House was
entered, and an exaniuation of his tiunk
ivve:;!«'d twenty-twootlier letters,each con
taining a divit, making in all thirty-nine
drali-, rep re '.'iiting 814,000.
Superintendent Tutllo then sent for
Postmaster Scripps and the latter was as
tonished at the revalations which were
then made to him. The Postmaster at
Gale.-bnrg was notified and he arrived
yesterday. The joy ol the latter knew no
bounds, as he bad been greatly annoyed
Ly the complaint* and unjust reflections
that had been directed against him. lie was
profuse iuhis compliments to the skill
and success which had marked Superin
tendent Tut tie's action.
The name of the robber is John 15.
Zimmerman, a young man of twenty-five
or thereabouts, of respectable upjtearance
and considerable intelligence, lie is well
known about (ialesburg. Finding him
self lost beyond a hope, he yielded to the
advice of his captors and made a clean
brea-t of it." lie got upon the train at
(Jalesburg and stepped into the baggage
car. Seeing the mail Lag not very far
from the side door, he continued to pHsh
it nearer and nearer the door, unpercciv
ed by the baggage master, who was stow
ing nway the baggage. „ Watching his
opportunity, the thief kicked the bag out
of the car and jumped after it. By this
time the train had reached a short dis
j tauce this title of (ialesburg,' and was un
der such rapid headway that he was ctwi-
I siderably bruised by his daring leap, lie
secured the bag and concealed it. A
week afterwards lie broke it open, took
all the letters ami left it, together with
the newspapers, etc.. in a place of con
cealment. from which detective officer
Webb will shortly return with it. Com
ing to this city, and hiring a room in the
i Hatch ii\.usc. robber -elected the
j valuable letters and burntthe others.
I* The public will be surprised to learn
that these through mails are scut in the
1 care of irresponsible baggagemen, in-tcK.it
|of route agents, with approved bonds to
: the Government, as they should be. Such
• matters call for Congressional investiga
tion.
WASHINGTON, I>CL\ 1J. —A dispatch
from City Point, dated i>eceu»ber 11th
says : The latest news contained in the
Richmond papers of the loth state that
on the "th General Sherman was east ol
| the Ogooechce river, twenty-five miles
from Savannah", moving on that city.—
General Sherman had marched on the
tith, eighteen miles.
Judging from-the favorable silence of
the Richmond papers of Friday last of
Sherman's movements in Georgia, and
well founded probabilities on what is
known and contemplated, thare is hardly
any doubt that on either yesterday or to
day his army reached the coast at or near,
1 Savannah, with slight loss, in cavalry.and
with bis main body well supplied with
| provisions and ammunition, having des
troyed hundreds of miles ol' railroad, and
millions of dollars worth of supplies be
j longing te the enemy.
Arriv <tl it ml Dcpiirinrrof MiiilH
The tnAfXVom Butler to Bast Sandy. by may of lloly
oke, Couttcreville, Anrtudale. Murriwvnfe aud Clltiton
vlHe. 86 mile-; leave* 15m lor on Monday and Friday of
each week, atfl o'clock, a. m., return* on Tnesday and
Saturday of each wwk at 7 o'qock. p. bi.
The mall from Butler to Sabm Cro»3 Road*. l»y way of
fcaxonhurjj, Sarversville. Fret-port. Shearer's Crow Roads,
McLaughlin** Store anil Oakland Cnwi Roads. 4.'i miles;
leaves imtler on Tuesday and Saturday of each Tk wk, at
6 o'clock, a. m.: return* on Friday and Monday cf each
v»f*k, at. S "V! -ck. p. n»,
The mail from iJitler to N>\v Cast Ip. hy way of Mount
Cli Pre* pert, Porterf-vlUe a:; I I'riti •« t *n, 2S miles;
Iwnrw Bniler on Monday and Thursday of eidi week, at
io'clock a. m J return* on Tuesday and Friday of e;ich
week, nt 5 o'clock, p. m.
Ill'' mail from Bntl«*r to Lawrencehnrg. byway of North
Onklnml. Ihrnhwt's MIHH, Baldwin and Bruin, 25 mile*,
leave Butler on M- n.fay and Friday of each week, at V
oVlo-'k. a. m: r»»'orbs oh Tuesday and .Saturday of each
week, nt 9 oV lock. p. m.
ii'<- maUfi.nn Butler tn New Brighton, by way of Pe
ter*bnrg. j> i t -.k-N'K'k and Zelipnaple.'in miles; with two
additional tHp* between Break-Neck nntlZfflfr , nople| IPBV*
Bntlci < N \VP !11. lay of >"ich V at 7 o'clock, a.
Thursday < 112 web week.at s«' !' ck. p.m.
Yhem.. l 112, o:n Butler to Pitt.hr. nr. by w iv of Olailo
M»!! .!' 5 • : v •. Tillj C - . Ktn i, . no and Alle
irhenv I'tty.-J uiiM :b* re-, lic.M. r evrrv morning, except
Fund »y. at 7 o'clock, a. niw; arrlvt - at IJutler from l*itt—
hur<rh l\y the saino route, ♦•very day. Sunday excepted, nt
1 o'td-H p. in, ulfro
ulfro n Butler t-. >!'■»• •bywy of McCnndlo*,
n, SBpjiery !; V. ith Liberty, Lnnden ana
Pilm. . > >ile«: hu« Bulb-. *■•.> daw Sunday oj^p.
' * ! ' • . t,. * i.> n'to .v- v
do v. Sand iv i . • pted; arriving iti Butler at 7 o'clock in
the !n..::- ; n..'. *
Tin » If- i Butler to Indiana by way of C..»b *-
▼III V n Kit • ' • nd Bheloct4,
•tSntilc*: !.v.- Ki-.»i- r■ n M"uday and Thursday »»f each
week, at 4 o'clock, a. in.: returns on Tuesday ami Friday of
each week, at 7 o"; b ck. p, nt.
The i:-. id 112 -):I r.!l' : - - t P.. V.! I >wn. 0 mile*, IPMYP"
B"; ! ( iwn on Friday nt ■ nlng !' ■ udi week, arrive* at
B»tr!i' ?n thef •»•.•!!<:-•!!; ih j *..*- »' • I'ov.ht.iwn same day
after the arrival < 112 the mail frum Pittsburgh.
:VIA inn i: i>.
Sunday, Pee; 18M, in st. MattheWs («hiirek, !
by I', v II Fi-iu 11 v. Lcnwin Zritni, Kv. Luthemn
pn rofSt ' 1 it• v."so. i -•♦, LMV. '. i hiirri.i ,Butlei
• '«Uotv t ■ t\- v Mi'.tss, latfrt- of Seen.
i!aot<m Zailrh. Rwiixeriond.
Hi»i:n i a- xotic ix
To c:*>nsßßiptlvos.
GO? PSIPTII r • . :v • a rthmble nre
••. ♦'•>n ■''r i •u-e • M '».n--onip: Bj • -orh'-
• DWARD A. \M| • IN.
• bu ■ . Kin c ... Ktw V iik.
a \.Y. M : : i. T.M.hold*
v, r\ . k
/\'y\ ' i. h. Bveth:vn fn-tn lister
' i \ i. y*| • ' i!v Invited to attend.
By filler, i* Ihft W. M.
i -« - 1 >'• HI I \ K ,; ■! N't* LOWiK.
' '• ° ■ h'd-.rf it-
1 112 V ,n H,in '
ilxo'olpck. i " rati ! ara rest iflnl
V invited t«. it. id. I r« t 'he N.
Editor* of Clit/rnt
' - 112 J wish i iv <,
there id.- * •! v ur j . i!r,t I will send, by J ftnrn
nvi.l t all v • hi free.*, a B rip. . with fnll dfree-
Hot l"-r u Iti ing i niniph V< it ible li ilm,
that will <*i • '!* i : i- v«*. in ten dav*. Plftjplea.
b -. *1 , *. ' . . i 11 «I v-.wUw* ..f the Skin,
i •. it, clear, urn lb andvi nitir'nl.
r will also : • ■ • . • 1 x ' ... i ild Hen la, or
I: • ■ i • . ■ I'i'ti I«»ii that will
enable them to •• i- t a full p.fowth <d" Luxuriant Hair,
Wbi-kf-: -. •::t V . '•• : **'.- i'. •>, I'iii ty days.
All app!?. ••! »\\ ! • HI mail without
.Jt ' >. qfl iPM KX, Chemist,
July 27, I 5-1 Into. .' 31 B: win »v. Sew York.
n0 TOl mil TO BE « \ RSOI
. v«; .1 >'! vp! • • i• • M •a I. than 30 davs,
I\■ - <1- .1.-: v. I'l cni.i
tun* 1> .-e-»v. >. • :• <1 W• '5 \>,,i v, nnd all Urinary,
■ M • . \ I i: t• r 112 - i what
•au-vpi i.i One }•..!!-r ier hot. Sent, post
:-:i:d. I•nn ■ .jt • i • One lb \ will pei
feet Die cure in .. .■»».» . V-*: .• •
\ *i • BI TLKR,
' • 1 A .'.T » • ,ew Vek.
July 27, I s - ♦ ..* -
Ash. Craham,
TT OHITEYS'
A N i>
(loimscllors* at I'i.Wj
o* i, crrv, r v.
49* Par lieu I; • :* ! .\. :to Convey dicing aud
the > xaminnti m \ 'iJ-s.
a i* 1!. ! -t :»:id >bUoy
Offl wort Main fi • • ist of Poet Office.
Aoliee.
rpHF.RK will b / "112 i .* M..-lulu-i-i. J' il.e But-
I lert * unty Mitt ny, ut .i.
r»*'">'. «> **i .lanit .yi.•. .. i.- ' '.?•.*• B»ti. d-ty <»f the
m nth.'f.i-the • v: •.-l'.v.ii • ivi.ive J)"s.'vi--r* foi
the.i, iiin- ye ... U.t. IILINL.M V \.
Butler, l>ec. 7, !• •'' i: it. Hce'y.
Settle Up.
ri^l'• nn '. *• :•;•;.* ; .* ; ... ,-t =*: i
j tl * ar#reijnli'eU
to i-rtll ;* i.l >- iI ir bet <•.*eu i*i • I tin* .'.*«. of .Jam. >. y,
l v »; eiier which « li ) itively be left
with the pioper i:• i. ; ■ < •*• >t.
.101l s A. SKDWICK.
Doc.7, lM»i::2w.
Nteay Heilpr.
. . ib» <• . ■ I tlii-irn-l. rpxldiiiK in
\ ; ,Jm, -i i low. i •-in: i ». a!- ... <>t
d -.v 112 n I »I'lfrr, With
Bom.- white .*u the i■•■iiy. a •j- -ii the left •• ir, and a
iWallow-tf *. k i n *hQ 4 ■ • ■ ytfUKilil.
Tii.-. x. ir*• 1 i 1..,'!. 4-. • > . * v • pro|
pav c!ia; . !l 1 t.ik hr a .*. , oii.'.w-. she will be
dis ; . *d of .rdlr.u ' 1 l-iw. VM. .MILLER.
Dee. 7, l S0l::Mt.
SSO 00 Reward!
N the -d iust., John • 11 broke Jail—(fl nb .ut
five feet eljrbt i».« I • hi. h— , 1.. f.ie«— -hbarp eye—
n! ■ i •• * * '1 * « I will be paid
lor Ii r. .'•■ very. >V M.T».BR JO.+I.S Kl !»• iK.
Butler li#c, 7,l'i'b Sheriff.
C'orrce: »oa« of l-)iii'o!liiii*nt.
23c. District, Poniin.
IN* or.lei to - CUTO the - i .ocp and . . operation of
tb(* pe.-j ' 1111iic end* . <• keep (lie Kurolmient Li»tf«
ColiUnually CO. 1.-Ct. tl «• l.ii . I.' ...ids I.a\.• !».««11 «»i
--re< te Ito li ivivc.ijn . i . I ...- J kepi ope 11 to the eX
auiinition of ibe j übi.e nt ail proj er tluies. and riiall
give public not U-. iluit any j «•<-«:i m»> appear before the
»• .r land have ;> 11 ;> i ' - i.. >. oft the list, if he can
Int. AHc n-ff/e:
:.td! o. .. A :
. , , 1 . 112 ■ncbedagree
aatOl ; " pel * I ■ t f.«r enrull
nieni nn 1 - ih** I tv, .ml Re-,. in;
6th. Ilavi. • ■ •%»•.! tit- >l'.*ii,y or Naval wervice
tw ."c.v during the pie- .»t >. >.• and been honorably
L«pe< inliy ( isil ofticvi •. ' and all prominent
citizen*, a; -- inviu*. i* apj • -i all times befuie the
Board to 1 : * Hi en •« nt the l. -l«. and to give such
informat i*>u intbeii 1.. - « • i..n as may aid Iri the corfur
lion nnd rev ts : *n thereof
Tie .- sb'Mild ood«*rstand that it is plainly f.r tin* in
i.-.v» •:f » 11 -Ul.d 'UK t ».:.»<• it K- n lioin the Lists,
all n uio-s impi ji'ity ciu-dled, Incitise an'excess of
tiameaiitcn t.s( the i|ii->ia c *oc«l t* r fr- nt nuch fitlMlie
tnvi«>: andib.i: ii equally f*r the intercut of each per
boti eiiroik i .n a gi'.eo si,:..i!i.ii i t t t-. placeup-m the Lints
H.J niTs*in-- in the -nl>-di«trict liable 1 do military duty,
In .ii'v::c t ' theniiiu •*:• !•» be di awn from, the Ic*
tbechniu «. IU.II »ny p irtb übtr individual will It-drawn.
11 is :iie p>. - :iai oiteK of every enrolled man. that
the wit* t * tu which h»* in concerned shall n-.r bp made too
, ,1 V n I'll • • ' : i* I1 e nn
r ~ I: I lli t» . -t.. I.ji <t - will be attained If
ali v'uiies •• ' • 1 «lrlk K . nt the wr »ns nainea and
pufii.u IT, ii.< •"*■• *"1 i >lly in llil.tb. Inter.
- t itgp,and in c
by I- M from the rt #lllllll e >i duty in the field, owe it
to tliec.iuse and tiie cuuutry to take a tcUoittu nd active
pai 1 in the . one turn of itie Lnr. ilnu ut Li>i-.a military
\l. oi tl.- iirn? imp u t.iM !•. The Law leuiiii es that
the qwt»s -lytli beu s -uc.i in proiHirtion to the enroll
men . and the i .n.. .«ndj»i.t:'c< < 112 till* inoit* of 4*ter
mining tl*t! aioouut of military acrvice due from each
and every ■ts-ti-.n - 112 tb«« cotuitiy, cannot liedoDMed if,
the enrollment is made as nearly. p«-i feet a* it i* practl- 1
cable, to uiaUo it. The amount of service due tithe
Nation from every I\mn««r 4 uuty. i« tinu laid fairly
and plainly belote the ehi/.eiwi, nnd it if expected that a
higher motive thiui u ••. !fnh oileiect will prompt all to
do their ahare iu pe:fe. iaig the enrolliueiit. and necuring
a ju-.t and efficient execution Of the laws for taifitig troops,
whenever i« becomee uecerianiy to apply them.
By order of
M»j. RICH A lip I. DODGE,
A . A. P. M. Ocneral.
J.W. KIRK KB, Capt. A Pi .. Mar.
Dec. 7. 1804. ii District, Pa.
Exeriilor'n Police.
£dixit qf Mm, II .iHxhJ, M'Cune, drc'd,
I" F.TTKIi> Te-;K»n«ntaiy having I. :i granted to the
j HUI»m rilh . . • 'i fheentate of Mi -. U it.'.ah J. M'Cutio,
tlecetfed, hste of Clippers r.H-k t i\vitsU:p. Butier l otinty,
ii< tice is hereby giv« nto those indubteo to *aid estate, to
make immediate payment, and th«jrT> having cbtima
agafmt the same to present them properly authenticar
te«lfor rtOttiemeta. ABVJCR DA LB,
LPURAIM U. ADAMS,
Nov. 2, JBxecutori.
Fifth Street, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
FOV\UR» IN IS4O.
AND
incorporated by Legislative Charter.
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ly. The b. -k is not even r.aiued elsewhere. The settle
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OJM ued by D able-Entry. A • potlsc rale for rectifying
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often tuv. t Willi inbusipew. Also, a seHoUS of exercistaln
CLOSING BOOKS,
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series of
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the S onto, i Limitaii.-ns, Ac. i'raeticuPiustmctlous in
detecting
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,- l d and Rflividend recoi ! * I Tin • hoolni are adver
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•' N i.l.erwvk u D.s>k-i\eejdng explain* the sub
jev ts with so much ciearne -s ami >- n plicity."
F. W. EDMUNDS,
< *shi Ml <"11a. h ink, \\ :t!l st., N. V.
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science." A.M. ERASER,
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JOHN M. D. TA YLOR, Merchant*
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prcted. II - idiniiabh- v-'ein includes nothing surper
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Cashier Nia-ra Bat k. Linkport, N. Y.
"It contains much matter import am t.> tlie moivhant.''
r. O. HALSTEAD,
Pr< -iih-nt Manhattan Bank, N. Y.
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C • ' ier bank < 112 Pittsburgh.
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proporly bestowed."
CHARLES M. LCI'PP,
Ll OIMI.D HI 1 I.WORTH,
ROBERT KELLY.
Special Committee of tlo- i h.uabt r of Commerce, N. Y.
[Extract, from the Minutcs.J
PR..SPER M. WETMORE. Secretary.
"Your Committee ui'tnin. .i»*lv i oieiir in the opinion
of tlie utilit v t»f tho improved tuf I IKMI of Mr. Duff.
GUIDON .1. LEEDS,
Recording !*. crctaiy of the American Institute, N". Y.
THE NEW EN'. I AND I i TJON • 1 Dl FFS STEAM
BOAT BOOK KEEPING,
Just Puldi died l v the author. Price Sold by
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J. CAROTIIERS.
Formerly t i l ier of the Morchants* Rank Pittsburg.
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Late Cletk of steamer Mount Vernon.
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book onboaid." A. C. McCALLAM.
Captain steamer Areola.
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; Accountant." J. F. J.ALLISON,
Former 1* Clerk of the .Steamer Fortune.
"The moat perfet t system of Steamer's Account* in use.''
C. S. FRI6BLE,
Formerly 'V.ptain of steamer Nashville,
On Win. 11. l>uir*HP(>iiiiiiiiifiiliip.
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V T DUFF A SON, FXLNE4|MA», ,
Jujje X, IM::Ttnl y. P
«•- Cloaks. Sacques, Circulars and Shawls. *•-
DRESf AND MILLINERY GOODS, z
g:A NEW & COMPLETE STOCK JUST OPENED, S,
ft. T. PIPE CO,
J SUSLIK IPiL 0 _
y Cloth for Cloaks. |" w l
1864. New Gods! 1864.
Y I. A ROM AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
Splendid Seasonable Goods,
Jml received and for Sale at the
ITEW STORE OIF 1
WEBER & IROUmii,
Boyd's Building, corner of Main k Jefferson at*.
BI'TLEII, PA.,
Consistingof Dry Good*,such as FINE DELAINE,
CASHMERES,
and COB ERGS,
'ALAPACAS,
HI.NTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS
P
• gene) al sw»- vtmeat of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of the finest quality
BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACES,
and all kind* of Trimmings.
A large n*. - u ti.vnutof GKNTS. WAKE, tuck m
('LOTUS,
CASSI MERES
SATINETTS, JEANS,
CATTONADES, Ac.
Ileady-Mado Clothinst,
HATS ATffD CAPS
Of the very latest Style*.
A large aud well selected Stuck of
BOOTS & SHOES,
Hardware, Qucensware,
CHOCKEE.Y, GHOCERiis,
And a Genuine Article of BTIt A IKED UONKY,
All of which will be *o|«l> cheap for
CASH, or COUNTRY PRODVCE
WEBER & TROUTLIAN.
April ia,1R64::6m0.
George Vogeley, Jr.,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
IX ALL KINDS 0*
Tobacco, Snuff, and Segara,
Main siirct, r.uiu |
Things Done Up Right 1!
I" wish to Inform Butler county, an«l the region round
about, that 1 have Just received the best articles ev
er imported iuto this county. The only way to prove
tbi* l'i- t i- i t c.dl and examine in . Tobacco. Snuff
and Brgari; believing in the ti nth of t lir# obi .»<! • .
that "tin- i.rt. >f of the Pudding in chewing the Riijr."
Any man that has nn inkling for Tobacco, in any of it-*
forme, can be gratified.
GEORGE VOGELEY, Jr.
Butier, NOT. 30, 18(l4.:2mo.
STOLEN
CVTOLEN from a stable in Free port, Armstrong » .unity
H •>n ihe night ef tho lirst of V-v. mbvr, 1 v ♦. a .'<■ r>'
Mart , ten years of age, white fare, and white on the hind
legs to tho knees; a Saddle, bridle, and halter v. as al o
taken. Any p-r-on giving information that will lead t"
the discovery of the Mare, or the conviction of the thief,
will be liberally rewarded.
CIT A R LES THOMPBON,
Nov. 2,18G9::3t. Buffalo tp., Armstrong Co., I'a.
Notice to Collectors.
VTOTICE i ' h<- eby given to all Cplleef..rs wl .. are in
i> arrears with the Treasurer , r Duller County, prior
t«»tfa•* year l-« I. that psvim nt mu r be made . r be
fore the second week of December Court ti« xt. Aflej
this time, I am authorial by th" Cogim: --i"i»« r«, to
place tbe accounts in iho bands of the Sheriff. The de
mands upon the Treasury are of -nch a character, that
iht-ymustbe met. Strict compliance with the above
is requested, as 1 wlU'carry it out without regard to
persons. N. WALKER, Treasurer.
Ti e is. office. Oct. 19. ISC4.
Christmas and New Year.
GRAND DISPLAY OF
TOYS FOR TIIK HOLIDAY DAYS,
ft t lIEINJBMANB'
Ail mi li i si rat or'M o i Ice.
Rutat* nf f.'hr >r'l -VFirt',
WTIERRAS Letter." of Administration to the estate of
Edward M'Elree. late of.Mercer township, deceived, have
heetidnly gmnted to the undersigned, all persons indebt
ed t -'tbi «-»tat«» will make immediate payment, and thowe
having claim* will present them prop rty authenticated
f.,r settlement. C. M ELREE,
DAVID M"K I E,
November 2,1864:.Ct. Administrator*.
Executor'* Xolioe.
ESTATR'OF RET. ISAIAH NIHLOCE,
ITTHERMAS Letters Testamentary with the Will an-
VV nexed. having this day I eon duly granted by the
R« .i»ter, t • Itaclyl .\ibh>cl; and.l hn 11. Nitdock. Exe
cutr-rs of RUT, luaiaU Nihb*ck, late of the of
butler.dee'd.. then 112 -re all per- as indebted to the estate
of iwiid deecleut, ttfe reque-ted t» make immediate pay
ment, and those paving claims or demands against the
same/will present them properly antheut». -»ie.] for set
tlement. RA« ||KL Mill K'K,
JMHX 11. NIHLOCK,
Oct. 2f<, l*W:;Gt. JRjecutare.
U. S, 7-30 Loan.
Tut Secretary of the Treasury givcd notice that sub
scription* friM bo received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable three years from Aug. 15th, 1804, with semi-an
nual interest at a rut® of eovon and three-tenth* per
cunt. per antrum—principal and interest both to be paid
in lawful money.
Thtfee notes will bo convertiblj *t the option of the
li odder at maturity, Intordx percent. gold bearing bonds,
payable nut le*a than llvo uor more than twenty years
from their date, as tbo Qovernment may elect. They
w ill bo issued in denominations of $50,f100, SSOO, SI,OOO
and 10,'XW, and all subscript: as must bo for fifty dollars
or some multiple of fifty dollars.
The note.4 will bo transmitted to the owners free of
transportation charges ns soon after tho receipt of tbo
original Certificate of l)ej oslt aj thoy can be prepared.
A» tho notes draw interest from August 15, person*
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date of noto to date of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards firtheso notes at any one time will be allowed
a commission «>f one-quarter of one per cent., which will
be paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt of
a bill f.>r the amount, certified by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deduction* for commissions
must be mado from tho deposit*.
Soecial Advantages of This Loan.
IT IS A NATIONAL SAYIXU* BAND, ottering a higher rate
of interest than any other, and (he brst security. Any
savings bank which pays Its depositors in U. 8. Notes,
consid ! d that it is paying hi the best circulating medium
of the country, and it canw-l pay in anything better, for
its .>nn Hwch are either in government securities or in
note.! or bonds payable in gevernment paper.
It is equally conveniet as a temporary or permanent
investment. The notes can always bo sold f>r within n
fraction of their face aud accumulated interest, and are
the best security with banks as collaterals for dieounts.
Convertible into a Six per cent. 5-20 Gol«l Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes for
three years, this prlvilego of conversion is now worth
about three percent, per annum, for tho current rate for
5-20 Bonds is n< t leys than nitie per cent, premium, and
before the war the premium in HIX per cent. U. S. stocks
was over twenty per cent. It will be socn that tho ac
tual profit on this loan, at the present market rato, is not
less than ten per cent, per annum.
Its Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we ha"'e enumera
ted, a special Act of Congress exempts all bonds and
TV'dsury notes from lacal taxation. On the average,
this exemption is worth about two per cent, per annum,
occordii's: to tho rato of taxation iu various parts of tho
country.
Itis believed that no securities offer so great induce
ment • t ■ b-nders as those issued by the government.—
In all other 112 •vtns of Indebtedness, the faith or ability
if private parties, or stock companies, or separate com
munities, only, i |!• !o d fsr payment, while the wh<d«
pi 'pet ty of the country is held to secure the discharge
of all tht obligations of the Unlled States.
While tie- v.-vmuent offer- the mod liberal .terms
for - 1 aUS, if I eliflfea that the very strongest appeal
will I'o'the loyalty uud patriotism of the people.
Dtrallcati certlfl atee frill be |wrotd fcc illdepqlM<<—
The party depositing must endorse upon the original
certificate tho denomination • 112 notes required, and
Mi i i • miln W ink or piyil U%>
d«r. V.HiHu -o end. rsed it must be left with tlui officer
1 ring tho deposit, to be forwarded to the Treasury
Department.
Si'i ' r.i«'Tionß wit l r.c nsesivKn by the Treasurer o
tho United States, at Washington, tho several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Depositaries, and by the
T'lrnt TVnllonal Unnk of
Allegheny City, Pa. lirst, Second, and Third National
Bank* < 112 Pittsburgh, Pa., and by all National Hanks
which are depositaries of public money, and
ALL RESPKCTABLB BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout thecountry will jrive further Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBER*.
XT. S, Collector's Notice.
n\YING i e (ivedthe Annual List of Licences, Taxes
on hi' tne», Carriage*. Silver Plate, AT--., under the
I li *■; .i Revenu" I -v. . i • the .'M Div uof the
i!• MI. • 1 ipi :• •• •• • not; of But!' 112
will attend f"r the purj of rc« 'living if said taxes.
4c., at inv • IVe ', iti the horoi'gh of Butler, fr -in the'.'.'.d
or August, IMI4, to tho 10th el bentno- 1
' Siltiirfay 1 11. 1 r-. : . iu», nom oto 12o'clock, a. m., at
Kellv'a Store. Buffalo town-dlip.
Mnuetlav, from I to4oYlo« k, p. m., at tho Store of E.
Maurhofl'. K- (..Saxonbtirg.
Mondav. He; i. 12, 1 v - t. from Sto I*2 o'clock, a. m.,
Fail View, at Adam's Hotel.
. 11-it ■ . t in Ito A i.\ l k. p. m . .MWerMowu, at
H< « h> 11. i!.
Tiujeday, Sept. 18, 1S« I.from 3 to 12 o'clock, a.m.,
SunburT.*.%t A. Wll« •' ! >•' -re.
Same uay. from 21 to 4 o'clock, p. m., QoijHffQlt.
KM is Hub I.
\\ ii.f- i.i srpt ll.lv i.f'Mitrevllle at EylhV Hotel.
Thura I iv, .<• pt.. 10, IS» t. f.-ni 8 to li o lcock. a. in.,
.it Cltver> llotel.
: ime day, i iu -to I o,d«t k, p. in , Prospect, at Mrs.
Bi- iin's Hotel.
Fridav A - uurdav. tho lf.ih and 17lh of Sept. ISM, at
Zil i-le,l'.isti s Hotel.
M- inl iy. t.. I».I •> ■', 111 ide Mill, 112 run Ut'» I o'cl -k
p. m.. at i Hip -i s || ii 1, afier which time tho penalties
pi iMtiiied by law, will best rid l\ cnWrced.
Payment must bo mado iu U. S Mouey.
R.U.MeAhOY, I
Dep. Col., M Div., £Jd Dist.
Butler, Aug. 24. tftC4.
FAN iiioN,
OX MAINHTIIBET.
Opposite Boyd's Buildings, Culler.
rjlHlviinle] ' • I w add re pcCtfully inform his old
I i'riends ai ! tlio publl • g<»ndly, that h" <
|j i:, rec< Ipt • ! till V • Ist : : MH«I an tis fully prc
j -u . -I :\t all tint**- to • xecute all kinds of work iu bis lin.«
of I ii-ii -s iii a neat and workmanlike manner, and will
l>" bai'oy U> alu iid to ali mho may give him a call.
A N McCANDLESS.
Jan. «, 18C4:::tf
Executor's Xntice.
EST AT* or .lOH if JACK, DXC'D.
XXT IIKBKAS Letters T tamentary with the Will an
\ \ nexeil. ; tve thisil.ij been duly issued by the Reg
ister to William M. tJi.o. .. :. K |. Executor of John
.lack, I;it" of V ashinston I 'Wiiship. therefore all
I . M fndetri Ito the bate of mid •■e.i. Nt, art re
qnested to make imruodiatc payment, and those having
claims or d niiunl - again t the same, will present tlo in
properly auihonticated fer settlnenni
Aug. 21,! • l.f.t* M 11-tGRAHAM, Ex'r..
tAnt ofCanws
CIETd -wn fir trial at December Term, 1864, comnionc
ing the oth day of Dec* mber.
• nr.TWF.EK.
John M'L lughliu, Adm'r. .
ofEin < M'Bride, dee'd, va Jame.t Downey,
James(illlesple, Pres't of
the Mdl» !-town Oil Co. vs Dennis Boyle,
The county of Butior, vs .foaejdi Gralrnm,
Mordicai Joons, vs H. 11, ."lay tor.
An i -r-oii A Kohlmcyer, vs Wm,»'. .UmwAT.Moore,
!>• h Ndlis, vs Adanni <*«s Ofliee,
William M'Girk, vs Margaret M'CHrk,et,al,
RDCOXn WEEK.
Coasmonwealth of Penna,
Wm, H Williams A Ira It,
M Vsy,doing business un
der the name of Williains .
A Co. A v nee of William
11, Lemmoti, suggested as
ITtr, vs a,C, Roesing IJ. Walter, I
Samuel Ji'i'onnell, vs Ri hard Doucaster, et, al |
Coinelim, M Bride for uso of
John Don*; in, vs James H. O'Donnell, |
Lydis B,M'Luie, vs dohnShuit/. it Jane Shnlt/.
his wife,
Mary Jane Ramsey by her
Mother and next fliend,
Nancy K misoy, v.< G, W, gtlllwagon,
Geoige Reiher, vs Reltecca Meehan,
A, M, Mechlin, VH Jaeob Hays,
R.-il-er k K linglor. vs William M Gee, Esq, \
Franoia M lirMe, Adm'r of
John Sweeny, dec d for
u-e of Herman J, Berg, ts Robert Graham,
Chrhti.o. Andre«, vs Fnuicls Aildb inan,
Johu M't ai'dless, vs Mrs. A. M Oieary,
John >1 «'.H'dlcM, tm J< -ephCoulter i wife,
Thvnc»s Ree !, v-i Joseph Brcden,
John M'C.in lie-' X wife, vs J -• -di Coulter X wlfo.
VV M. STOOPS Pro.
! Prothonotary'tofflco, Bytlor, Nov, 2, l^diL
VN excellent quality of Paris on h d and for
sale by J. C. RKDICK, * Co.
J \MI.S O.CAMPDBLL ; WM. C VMI'HET.L
Stoves! Stove*!! Sloven!
\\TM. «•: JAS. G. CAMP It ELI —FOUKUSRS—Found
Y T *' nth of the b< rough of llutlur, where htov
; l< 'l»<r ; tings me mado. A large supply co'**
j t sandy i>n hand aw' for sale at reasonable rates.
| De-1). lH^i:::tf.
I C 1 EN UN n LOUISVICLB LIMB for Mie
I ntler April S, IML /. C- KfIDTCKACO
1 SOI. NEW GOODS, ISU4
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
ana AS eoeo as TUB nasx.
11. C. & J. L. M'ABOY.
Havo just reeeired at their establishment
ON MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA.,.
A largo and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
READ THE FOLIOWIMQ CMTALOUUI pnorirtuttiKßT.
FOLL THE LADIES.
Always on hand a large stoek of Ladies goods, such ss
COBBIIG CLOTH,
ALPACAS,
Dili LANE?,
GINGHAMS,.
PRINTS,
KBRCniEF?,
NUMBS,
GLOVES, Me.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
AlwavM on hand Blhct Clotlis, Fanry and Black Casef
nierea, Satinetts, CassineH, Tweeds, Plain and fancy Ves
ting*, Shirting, etc., etc., otc.,
READY !YKAI>3 l LOTIU\(J.
Such m COATS, PANTS, VESTS and other g.vmcnta^
il<K(ts aa«l Shon,
HATS, CAPS & NECKTIES,
and a variety of other articles
IIOISI'.IIOLI) UOODfI,
Filch a* I'lthle.V'hed atid Bleaehwl Linen and
I 'o! t->n. Table Cloth-. Gil Clothe, Linen and Hemp Towele,-
Carpets, Curtains, Fringe, etc.
HARDWARE, &0.
If you want Nails or Spikes-. Manure or other fork*,
Si)\v-Mill or othi-r xaw*. Smoothing lr»»ut. Ijockn, lUngve, '
»•( • * o M'A|io> -4, whui 112 Voii <■ in bu V*tlioui cheap.
IK V( H J WA NT (to. kI px'tra Family Flour, White or
Brown Sit • ir. Kio Codue,lut]»erial, Voting ilytoii or Black
Tea, goto M'Aboy's.
of asnperi r quality, at as low aa thoy ran be had'
elstwheie Ln the county, gu to tile store of
R.C. A J. L M'ABOY.
May 11, IRP.4.
Heavy Artillery for One Year*
001. Onlop's New Regiment.
UJ K »i «' Huthori/ed by the M'ar D'-pai tment to re
-11 i pan\ I Heavy Arilllery for
One * e*r« to firm a p: tof (id. Galop'* New Regi
iiu-iit id Gf\ \y A KTI bbKRV, to be etationed iir the
firtih- 'i .f.iin.nmi Washington City. Hero ia an op
portunity to i r a
>. I. W <»RC!\ MZATIOX,
- : v.' .your ronnVr>—get a big bouuty—avoid the Draft
.in.l u-I jet ( .i t nrii ' liii,tr. I!.•cniils will be nine
t.'rc«» tut • tne ( oiii|K»\y immediatoly alter receiving their
I bounty from tl« eub-dhtrirt to which they »ue
credited, (iK U m jitWJS,
tllA- D. UUODKrt.,
Head Quarter*—
pr -v.- t M.ii -;,al on . e. Hri bton. Pa., and R. Bid.
i die Young. 120 Fourth Htro« plttnburgh.
Aug. lit, lM'.i:.:.t. •
H v Ti I '. ••1.1 .NTKi:s—V»^, l i,.era will be accepted
and i - initi d on the quota" of fv» present call up t»» the
l.»st pra tical moment before tbetrafied men aro accept
ed. and *ent to render.vms.
To-.vn-bij" :i I aii- I irict* wld<\ havo not filled tlieir
quofif. are urged to do'*o .•! mire.
Ail time Ciitl can p -.i! lv l»e irivej. M ill be allowed,
but the Draft will r.muuence aatiooii it'ier the&tli of Sep
tember M.i praeti cable.
Credits will he ;1v« n and Governme:#, bounty paid to
Volunteers until further notire. By OHL-T
% (apt. RICIIA life DODGE,
Bth U. S.*lnfantry, A. A. P.M. General.
M. W. ID KK BR,
Captain and P>*ovost Mar., £sd Dbit- l*a.
Sept. 7. l«f»4::tf.
11. S. Fisher's Improved
FRUIT GAM,
Patened N v. IJ. 1 •■!. Aug. 1802, and March 22,1804.
To boJiad*only of tho mibseribcr, on Main St., B1!T
--DER. I'a.. I diK>r-« North of M'Aboy'fl Sfore. where every
arti. I.M.fTI.\W AUK i kept in UREA T VA MET I'.
Tliia ran lias been extensively used and found tole
perfectly safe. It« ereat ronveuli nee wllbbe discovered
at lirst night. The extenalve f.w ilitiea for manufactur
iog all its parts make it very cheap.
It - ehved by clamping a tin cap over and round the
opening, which i.H pre -m d upon a cenient-eoated '/a«ke>,
can-ing the r« nieiit to melt by the heat of the fruit; biv
coming cold, it U perfectly sealed. It IH chmed or open-
I i-i nn instant, by hooking or unhooking a etrott wire
spring.
LADIES, and others, are requested to call and exata
ino'thisuoHuipaeaed fruit Can.
WM. S. ZIEGLXB.
Butler, July 13,180l::If.
JAB. MCBLWAUt CAMPBRfc
M'I'.T.WA i\.T < v Mi» 11 r; r.i>,
Wholesale ami Kelail
GROCERS,
AND DEALERS TN
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. 104 FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
March *>, 180P:2mo.
All CB3 2 Ai'D BLAX'EL£t,
Attorney at Law,
FRANKLIN, VENANGO COt'HTT, Pl»
OOlce one door North of KINNEAR UOI'SB.
J una 8, 1804::flino.
\ GIFT FOR SISTER,
A POCKET PHOTOGRAPH
BIBLE at HEINEMANS'
1 QfcK WAHAS P(»R Ifa§
1000, at FTErVEMAJS'
J. D. M'J UNKIN,
Attorney at LEW.
! Also l.iccMK 'l Claim igeut,
112 Office with E. M'Juakia. Esq.. o»|n»a»te the Pennsyl
vania Hotel, Butler, Pa,