JTHE A-MEEICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, Jan. 17, 1866
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nected with this office, should be addres
sed to the "CITIZEN, Butler ]'»•"
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eral or local subjects should be addressed
as abote. They should also be accom
panied by the name of the author, and if
in the judgment of the hditor they are
of sufficient interest to the public, are
chaste and legibly written, they will be
published, if not, on request they will be
returned.
Remittances sither for subscription,
advertising or job printing can be made
by mail at our risk.
All business connected with the offiiss
will receive prompt attention by Mr. K.
'I). Kiley, who will receipt in my name
for all moneys received Ac. All kinds
of Job Printing—cards, vendue bills &o.
promptly and neatly executed.
Tuos. KOBINSON.
jfff Before the adjournment of Con
gress, lion. Thadeus Stevens made a
speech on the re-construction question,
. which has been receiving the unqualified
curses of all southern rebels and northern
copperheads, and also has met with ob
jections and encountered criticisms from
the conservative element in the Republi
can ranks. For the purpose, therefore,
of lettiiig our readers see just what Ste
vens does «»y. we have produced his
speech in full in to-days paper. VVe
would bespeak for it a careful reading.
***>- By the letter of the Attorney
Gcueml found in anol her column, the rea
son why Davis : s not tried fur treason. Is
given. Th< Attorney IJenerul isofopin
ion that I'avi- niu-t be tried at Richmond
or some other place where ho personally
sustained the rebel cau.-e. W bile Chief
Justice Chase, declines trying him in a
district still under martial law We think
tf!e Chief Justice is right; the question
is therefore surrounded with difficulties,
Congress, however,will analyze the whole
matter aud take such action aa is thought
best.
MirThe following appointments were
made by the Commissioners, for the year, I
1860:
Cminxel —Clias M'Candless, Esq.
(lerk —Harvey Colbert.
Mercantile Ippraftcr —Win. Truxal.
Janitor —John M'Collough.
Election.
Cwnnoquenening I ulley A'. It Compnny\
The ®ubscribers to the Capital Stock
of the Cnnnoquenessing Valley Kailroad
Company are hereby notified that a meet
ing for the purpose of electing officers and
orgaoir.ing the Company according to
law, will be held at the "Bastlan House,"
>n Zelienople, Butler co . Pa., on Thurs
day. the Ist of February, A. D., 1860, at
11 o'clock, A. M.
COMMISSIONERS —A. Ziegler, J 0!
/Campbell, 15. McJunkin, Thomas Rob
inson. .1. 0 Muntz, .lohn N Purviance,
John Levis, Win. Irvin. A Luak, R. C
M'Aboy.
Gradnaled.
At Puff's Mercantile (College, Pitts
burgh :
Luther S. Pickens, Tarentum Pa.
James M. Watt, Indiana, Pa.
Robert Ash. Mount Vsrnon, Ohio
Jacob Ash, Mount Vermin, Ohio.
T. H. Mohr, Erie City, Pa.
Andrew Paul. Beckman, I'a.
Charles H. Hull. Mount Gilcad, Ohio.
Elmore A Barnes, Rochester, Pa.
Benjamin 11. Linton, La Gra.i«, Ohio.
Wm. P. Gault. Now Concord, Ohio.
A. R. Collins, Greensburgh, Pa.
Geo. H. Lybartjer, Monroe Mills, Ohio.
D. Irwin Myers, Indiana. Pa.
James W. Fletcher. Whitcstown Pa.
James W. Pennel, \cw Alexandria, O.
Max Koch. Alliance. Ohio.
Samuel ('reclman. Wilkinsbur *h, Pa.
Samuel S. McNftugliton, Little Rock. \
Robert Swartwout. Now York City, N Y.
Samuel C. Keibler. I'rceport I'a.
John A. Nichol. Bridgeport, Ohio
J. G. Durning. Maple Orove. Pa.
G. S. Feer.y, Wheeling, West Virginia.
All of whom parsed the usual search
ing examinations of the College satisfac
torily, and who will, no doubt, hereafter
distinguish themselves by «u honoral le j
proficiency in business Each graduate
was awarded the beautiful diploma of the
College, as a credential of his pmfieieney
of his industry and of his exemplary 112
deportmont during bis course of study.
SPECIAL^NOTICE.
" Great oaks from little /corns '/row.'
The worst disease known to the hu
man race spring from causes so small
as to almost defy detection. The
rolums of scientific lore that fill the
tables and shelves of the medical fra
ternity only goto prove aud elabo- j
rate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while yu
may. The smallest pimple on the
skin is a tell-tale and indicator of
disease. It may fade and die away
from the surface of the body, but it
will reach the vitals, perhap", at last,
and death be the result and final
close. MAQOIEL'S BILLIOCS, DYSPEP- !
TIC and DIARKHKA PJLLS cure whew [
•11 others fail. While for 3urns,
Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts, and all abra
sions of the skin, MAQOIEL'S SALVE
is infallible. Sold by J. MAQGIEL, i
34 Fulton street, New York, si}d all
Druggists, at 25 cent* per box.
JHuslr.
Tfc« Ma.„n A Hamlin Cabinet Orßnni.
forty different stylee. adapted in sacred and peculiar mn- (
•jc, tolH'ltoWlk. eiwh. IfirTY-ONK tHJLD ..r SII/- !
vKR MKDALB, or otfter firs! premium* s»»*rdod them. 1
lUtulnted Oulon« tnm. MASON * HAM- I
°'V r jf* 90 " Vr* Tail j
T nUTI.KH MAItRETH.
Berts*. !*n. January 17,1M8
Boli 25 cents per pound
% BKANS-Wblts, $1,(» per bushel.
' BAKLKT—ftpring ®0
BKBHWAX —3ft cants per poind.
IKHIH—SO -ant* perdosen
FLOUR—Wheat, SG,UO to 4,*) per bund ; Rye 4,*)
Bu<kw»eat, 4,00 per hum*
FKUlT—Dried tuples. t3,00 to per bushel; Dried
Peaches, W.UOto 4.60.
FKATLI KI'.SM—6O csnts per pound.
OH AlX—Wheat sl,7sper bushsl Bye, T4 Oats. SOc
Corn 75; Buckwheat. 75c.
OKtfCKUli:?—Coffee, ltlo, B«Upor pound; Java, 40
Br<-wn Shwar. IScper pound . uo. White; S«>< N.O. Molar
• e* 91.60 cents per gallon; Syrup 176 aud SJ.OO
HIDES —7 cents per pound.
LARD—IS rents per pound.
N AILF—I7,OO por keg.
POT ATO K—sl,2s pel Whet.
POItK—9 U> 10 cent* per pound.
BAOP—I cents por pound.
RICE— ceuts por pound.
SEKDf*—Clover per bushel; Timothy WW)
flax. 12,n0.
BALT- tV6 per barrel.
TALLOW—IO rents per pound-
WOOL—6Oc per pound.
frrlfiil auti UepHrtnrr of Salls
The mail from Butler to Cast wanuy, byway of Holy !
oke, Coulter*ville, Anundale, Mnrrinsville and Clinton-j
ville. 36 miles; leaves Butler on Monday and Friday of
each week, at 112, o'clock, a. m., returns ou Tuesday and j
Saturday of <?a--lt week a{ 7 o'ejook, p. m.
The mail from lhitler to Salem Cross Roads, by way of
Saxonbarg, Bai rersTille. Freeport, Shearer's Crows Roads,
MrLnugbiiu's Store ai>d Ouklv>d CP-HS Roails, 43 miles: |
leaves Butler on Tuesday ami Saturday -if earh w«*c*k. at :
6 o'clock, a. in.; return** on Friday and M-'iiday cf each
week,at 8 o'clock, p. m.
The mail from Butler to NewCastlo, by way ->f Monnt
Chesnut, Prospect, Portersvllle and I'rlin t n. 2S miles;
eavofl Bniler on Monday au'l Thnm biy "112 each uork.at
0 o'clock a. in ; returns on Tursdsy and Friday of eacb
w eek, at 6 o'clock, p. tn.
Th»- ma'l from Butler to Lasrrencobnrp. by way North
Oakl tnd, liaruhatt s Mills, B.tiilwin and' Hruin. 25 miles,
leavs But lei on Monday aud Friday "112 each *• k. tit V ;
o'clock, a, ni; returhs «»h Tuesday and Saturday of each i
week, at 9 o'clock, p. m.
The inaii from Butler to New Brighton, by way of Pe !
temburg, Break \'«ck and Zelicnai le,miles; with two i
additional trips b-tween Break-NV< kuud ftdiciople; It vvs
Butler ou W«Mfnesday of each waek, at 7 o'clock, a. ui.: ro
urnsou Thuisdny of each week, at 6 o'clock, p. m.
Thamall from Butler to PRtshitrc, by way ofO!a!e
Mills, Bakcrst * JI, Tally Cnvy, Etna, DEFJUENNE ilid Alle
gheny City, - miles; leaves Bull l l \ morning,except
1 lundav, at 7 o'clock, a. arrives at Butler fr-ni Pitts
burgh "by the same route, every day, Sunday excepted, at
1 1 o'clock, p. m.
MA It It I I 3l>.
Jan 9. ISfl. !■• .. Uyil 1 ■ . D Mr. .'"d-.-vv
! |,ii hn " •• I >el M Junktn* th« Ibrmtr of
! Siinnuit and th* latter of Oakland 'p., But'.er Co.
HPECIiIi STOTICCMo
of thsCITIZVV. Dear Sir: With your per
mission, I Hi-h to say to the rea-l«rs 112 your pap-r, that
. 1 will send. lij i••turn mail, to all who wish it. [free] s
Recipe, wish full directions f;r making audusinic • sim
ple
- |
ties the i*kin, leaving the same s«»ft, clenr, smooth and j
beautiful.
1 will ahoniail free t > those htvltig Bald 7/eads, «>r
Bare Face#,fi'nple direct! MH and inf irnuition that will 112
enable them t - start a full growth of Luxuriant Ilair,
Whi ker§ or • Muustache. in l«—• than thirty days
All applt IOIIN answo-ed by return mail without
charge. Renectfully yours,
IIJOS. F. < 7/APMAJV, Chetnlst,
Nov.!' . —Jim. W1 Bruidwuy,Now \«ik
SEA' IN G" MAC H! N ES!
mil R und . wishee to Inform the public th»t
1 she is the agent of the cd« hntod - WHEELER A \
WILSON, h.-wn-g rim- bine for thl- county, and Is now
prepared «• tutuish this celebrated machine, with nil
it* moder i improvement*, to all de«iring to purchase a
hrnt cbw s machine. She has constantly on hands ma
chiu»« oil . needles, thread oiler*, Ah nt for I>r.
Maitiu A Mi"* M li"dd'R imnrov-d u:-slels for cutting
dreMtM, em ks, Ac. She s«-licits the patron ise of the
public. Mrs. Dr. T. J. LOW MA*.
Buller Ike 20. ISC6.
•#*T » C" v - ' VT,VKS —The undersigned having been
restored to h"Alth in a f*>w week- hv a very «tmple reme
dy, aßer liavii»K suffoifd several yea)*, with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease. Consumption—ln
anxious to makeknowu to bu»fellow suft.ocis the
of cure
To all who desire it, hewil) senil a copy of the pres
cription need. [free of Charge j. With the dirin'tlons for
preparing »ud u«ln* the eame. which they will tind »surt
curt for C NSI NITIOS, A*.TIIUA. BKO?I. HITIS. Cotuns,
COLDS, Stc The only object of the udverticer inseudiug
the prescription le t«i benefit the afflicted, and spread In
formation wh icii he couceives to bo invaluable, and he
hope* every sufferer will try his remedy, as it cost tbeia
nothing, and nay prove a blessing.
Pailies uiai. lug the prcnerlption. will pleads ndtirans
Ufcv. KDW A It|) * WILSON,
V* Kings County,
JVov, 29,'66—3m New Vnrk
Wi:w AU\ KK I ISI W
FRUIT !g FRUIT!
miirundereigneil propriators of "RURAL IIILL NCR
I MvRY" wi-r-e* to inf.»rm the public that they have
now on hands ai their uuraeo. 1 K-.Ued about iw. and
one hslf mil** south weal of the borough of Butler, the
be»t and largest variety of fruit trees ever offered to the
public in this county.
Their fruit tr-es consist of Ois
APPLE, IJSAR,
rtf ACII, AMD CHERRY
These are unquestionably the largest ••• they are also i
the be*t varieties 1 vcr offer-'d in thU section Their va
riety of HIRCHDKRY is sleo large Th« y Would there
fore solicit a liberal patronage the coming spring. Now
is the time to select the ground ami make your orders
which will be promptly tilled. The trees can be had at
the nursery or delivered where ordered to suit purcha
sers. fcvery farm should have a good orchard
SILAS PEARCK A SONS.
January 17,1WMV.
AN IJfFALLAIILF> ( t in: I (IB
RHEUMATISM.
I mO those who think and reflect. Now my brother, sis- j
j 1. ter or frleti l.as tlie cave may be.all that I a- k < 112 you
is, that with ael ear mind, and a pure heart—a love fir !
truth, and a wiliinguosa to accept it, you read th'e fal
lowing -
I lam curing quite a number of ea-ex "112 Rhenmatism
J every year, and U"W 1 intend to make it knowu general- j
jly through the medium of newsp:«)>ers. 1 h.tve con- j
fined my medic in« principally to niv own nei|{lihorh<NHl
for a considerable length of time, in order to le**' its
J merits thoroughly, and now I ran oHVr It to the pu'cdic 1
• with a certainty of it* sun »<. knowing that a trial will
! recommend it. Id « n-'t recommend it t» cure anythir>g ;
I but RHEUMATISM—f»r which I have tasted Ite inerits
I thoroughly, with myself and •there. I |
1 can send my coiupouud by mail to any address ; home
recouiineudatious, us lo who I sin I refer the public to
S Lowell and P. KMouse. < 112 Lichland tp., c
Pa.,o Slbau, S Ko*>s, and U I'. Camp, . 112 L.ulenton ; I
Mi>. Breueman. t'lari >n: Mrs. M. L»v#cbncr Salem; and
Mrs M'Olnois. rfichlaod tp., Clarion co., I'a , and a host
of oilier* who h:«ve been cured b v my vegetabf* rota-
I pouud* Add. eae with two 3 cent ntaui(>s,
, . R,F. ULAITt,
trnK-ntr.n,
Venango eo.,
Orphan's t'onrt r»ale.
BY YIRTUE of an order and dwree «»f the
Court, in ami f.r the c.unty of IluiUr. the uudar
signcd Aministi attix of Detnger Yeager, dee'd w.ll sell
at public vendue on the premises on Saturday the 17th
-ay of February next, at one o'clock p. m . of said nay,
. Eight acre* and one hundred and forty-nine perches of
land.situated in tp..wiid c »unty, being a piece
surveyed off the we*t end of a large tract owned by de
cua»eU and adjoining Isaac lx>fever, and others. Title
good. Tpnnt of saje, one-third of tha purchase money '
to be paid at t)u* Confirmation of the Sole by ihe court i
and the balance in two equal annual payments, thereaf
ter with iuiere»-t from said confirmation.
BARBARA E. YEAGER,
Jan 17, 1866 A.lm'x.
LIST 0T LETTERS. ~
fMIIR following is the list 112 Letter* remaining in tbs
I Poet Otyea. Butler 1%. .l«n Ist, lMsj-
Aguer tSeevge K-rk K. W.
Augustine dacob Lhagerty Mrs
Anderson S. Martin Mr. A
Benger Richard Maxwell J. E.
Brunner, Esq. Fred. Myer Dr
Burns Paterica. MCandla«s Keeia A. 1
Campbell Alex Mill«J C.
Coloiu Mrs Carolina M'Candless Mr D
Clearer Qgorge M'Lauftilln 'Dnalap
Durr Mr John "Martin. Esq., los>
Durst Westiep L. er '
Duucau WHI. M'Cleary Mrs A. J.
I Dobson Jonathan M'0»»well Meet ley
. Dockobay Patrick >inell Tbomaa
j Pol)uger Fradk O'Qehe Jacob
Dfck E. plDOkard Sfppheu
Dorr John Rice Cyrus
Edwards John 3 ttjissajl Joro
Fresh Oeorge Mra illaa
Fair Simon Smith Geerge .
I Fleeger Mis# fcaU Smith J M.
j Goldstein Mr. Starr B W.
• Oaston J C. Smilh Mies Margaret
Hamilton Wm J. Stewart C. W.
Herd Edward Shafer John 2
Hawkins John Starr J. W.
UodilJ.S- Shaffer Nancy J.
Hart-niau Jac d) 112 hater Johu M
Hi I man Mrs. Mary. Thompson Michseal
James, n Wis ill el I Fredrick
Knutf Miss MR. A C.
I Ki.uu.dy John D. M'at lace Y.Orlce
I Kerber Peter Wusterstine Henry.
I Persons calling for any of tha abi-ve loiters wilj pjeaae,
\ sat they are "J J J
J Jrt. I,IBW. Pert Master
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Bxponas,
Alios Venditioni Exponas and fieri Fauiaa issued out
0 112 tha Court of Common Pleas of Butler oountf, and to
me directed, there will be exposed to pnblie sale at the
' Court llwuse, iu the borough of Butler, ou thd Fourth
Monday of vebru«ry, nsxt, at one ycljck, p.m., ths
fallowing deecrlbeu property, to wit:
>lll the rixht, title interest an 1 claim of James Bo
vard, of in and to fifty acres 112 laud, mora or less #itu
ated in Cherr/ township. Butler couutf, Pa., hounded
north by W uhiugotn Bovaru; east by Bryan ; south
by Daithle; west by Bovord. Fifty acies cleared;
' Frame II >ose atid Saw-mill tbeieoti erected feised
and taken iu execution a» ths propelty of Jam-* Uo
vard at theeuitof Robert Mc'.'all.
AL-VCJ.
All the light, tit'e interest a id claim ofW. N. Smith,
of in aod to two hundred and two acres of land, mots or
leas, sit r. »ted iu Parker township. Butler count v, Pa,
bounded north by lands formerly of R. h. Lemaid ; eiut
by TAotnns Conelly ; South by lands formerly ■ 112 J hn
Say : w st hv Turnas and David Kelly, with all the Hp
portiuances belonging t lereto theroon erectod. Seis
<«d and taken in execution us the property of W. N.
Smith, at the suit of S. G Meals.
A LBO,
All the right, title interest and claim of Richard
Jauies. - 112 lu aud to sixty-two acres of land, more or lesS,
situated In Donegal township, Butler county, l'enn a.,
hounde«l north by Johu Griffin: east by R. Hauto'i;
South bv Wm. Hansel; west by Jatues Bred in Forty
acre* cleared; Log House and Frame StiWe theieon
er«:« ted- aud taken in execution as ths property
of Richard James, at the au't of E Evans
W. G. BRACKIiSRIDGE, SJherlff.
Sheriff's Office, Butler Jan. 16, 'tW.
Orpbuu'i Court Male.
BY virtue of an order and decree of the Orphan's court
of Buller county, the uudersigned, guardian of ths
| Estate of Augustus Hays, minor son of iu. Hays late
of Lane AS ter tp.. dee'd, will oiler for sale at public veu-
I due ou the premises on Saturday the 24th day of Feb
| ruary uext. at oue ••'click p. m.of said day, one bund-
I red ami seVciity-five acre* "112 laud m re or lesa aittiats
I iu said Lancaster tp., Butler conuty, Pa. Bjund«d
uoith by lauds of Geo Uays, on the ea-t Jaiuns ami J "sl
ab Matthews au l Prospect road, on the south I y lands
I oi Mrs. Klimefotter, and on the west by lauis of Star
j haugh Robert Hays, uud otuers
Tbe iuierest of said minor iu said land will be sold
subject to the payment of certain legacies charged upon
I it by -aid dee'd in his will probated and re-enacted in
( Butler and uiso subject to the don or of atid uiinJrs
mother and giaud-iuother ou the cams.
Terms of rale, one-third of purchase money to be paid
at the confirmation ofsalqby the court a;id the residue iu
two equal animal payments thereaftei with iiiturcit from
haid coufiriuatiou. •
JOHN R. M JUNK IN,
Janl71 r >oo. Guardian.
Writ of Parlitioii.
Butler county, si.
L.N the matter of the Partition pf the Real Estate of
Matthias Schwoeble.
In tbe irphau.s Court of Butler county, No 42, June
leriii., IMb. Ihe Commonwealth of Peiiusylvnuiif, to
the Heirs and legal Representatives »112 Mat Schwoe
hie, deed, to wit :—Maiy Schwoeble, widow, and
la-hariue Huh Schwoehie, Maiy Schwoeble, Bernard
bedi\v..e»de. KiiZibsth Schwoeble, Margaret Schwoeble,
Jno m:lio#'a hls.Peler S< bv. ,eble and •'iiito.uelia Schwoe
ble, children of Matthias Schwoehle, dee'd.
o.i a t »d each "I" you, are hereby cited to be, aud ap-
I ear before our judges at an orphan n Court, to be hs.d
iu Butler, in and for the county of Butler, ou tbe 4th
Monday of i ebiiiary next, it being the fedh day ofaaid
j mouth, to a>cpi the s.tid premises as valued and ap-
I praised hy iheJuryof Inquest, or show cause why tbe
i same should not be sold. By the Court,
W.J. YOUNG, Cl'k.
Cl«-rk> Offl 'e, Duller. Jan 17, '6O.
Yirltoi"fi'urtltiou.
Buller county, ss.
1 N the matter r,f the Petition for Partition, of tbe
Ileal Estate of EdWard Keuuedy, late ol Muddy
cieek. tp., dee'd
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No. 78, Dec.
Term, ISi'fc. The CommooVealth of Pennsylvania, to the
j Heirs and L gal Repi esuiitativos of toward Kenneay,
to wit-—.Mrs. Prudence Kennedy, widow, ami Eli-abetu
i uieer, vKennedy > Mary Hponsl »r, i Kennedy) Margaret
I Msgee, (Kennedy) Jane A. Brown, (Kennedyl 1» U.
Kennedy, Edward Kennedy. Milton K- nncdv, Newton
Kennedy, James S. Kennedy, Eliza Shunedy, Emily
Kennedy, Minerva Kennedy and Wm A Kate, minor
cbildreuof John Kennedy, dee'd. fir whom M;s Pru
dence Kennodv is Guardian.
Ths suid Rej\l Estate consists of t)ue Hundred and
Fifty Ac.a- • t land, luoii o less. siiu>\J'jlu Muddy cfeok
township, itutlcr county. Pa., bounded north i»y J »Un
lleil; cast by J. W. Forrester ; south by Dsvid fc'razlur ;
west by hdw irc! heirs, aml.i • in lleil
\ on, aud ery 112 y-ti. are heie'. j cited to be, aud
appear, at mi Uiphnn s Court, to be held at I'utlui. iu
and for the county of Buth>r, on tno 4tn Mouday of
Febiuary next, to show cause, if any there be, why u
writ of pai titi »o should not be awarded By ttieCourt,
Jnu. 17, '66. . W.J. YOLNG* Cl'k.
Oriihaus* Court Nalc.
BY virtue of un order uud decree of the Orphans'
Court in and for the county of Butler, the under
signed Administrator of Robeit Allen, will oiisr
112 I sais at public vendue, on the pi tuiliscs, on the IW//|
day of February, A• lhOtl, ul cut o'cU'ck, J'. J/., of ,
laui day.
One llunJrc i and Thirty Acres of Lain],
he the same niors or less, sliunts In Allegheny town- .
ship, Butler c<>uut v. I'emra, Istuuded on the fiorlli by
lands . 112 the heiis *i 112 1 s.tru? .Vol l ie, onjilie cist by lan Is. 112
John Allen ui.il Jsniee Blair, on the south hy lands of :
•lohn Reseubeiry, a.idoil the west by Mr. G«uld. Ti
lls good.
Terms of Sale One-third of the purchase ni" ney to
be raid on the confirmation of sale by the »:tul t'ourt.
| and tl e balance in tw« e<jual annual payments thereai
j. ter with inteiest from eaid coul)riuatioii.
8. E. ALLEN,
Jan. 10, 'WV Adiu'r.
OrpliititN' Court Nttio.
IX pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Butler county. I will offer for sale si public outcry. ;
on the premNe-. '-n T <%rtday th* 22J'i<iy s/ AWruary,
1 hOC, al 2 o'clock, J J/..
Seventy Acre* of Law),
In Penn township. Butler county, adjoining lands of Wm
| Wilde, Kli llart' JI, Wm. iViXon. an I other lauds of Jos.
, M'ilee, dee'd. Alsuit 2o*acres cleared and leuced, the
bahince well timbered, and all well watered.
TERM.- :—One third'ju hand, the bul ince Pi two equal
annual payments Willi interest from time <-f *ule.
JOKKPIi DOITHETT,
JOHN M*GEE,
Jan. 10, '.ia.] Ksecutors of Jas. M'Gee, deed.
Every Body His Own Broom Maker.
(BLANK'S Metallc Broom Wrapper is flu- most *uc
j ces'-ful article of the kind ever introduced into this
I Country. Patented May 23d, I*os. Asje'itsare making
from FlO to sl*o per cay. The right of CUB county for
sale Send for circular. Address
PETERS k C«>,
jan 10, WV. Box 21H, llarrtsbnrg. Pa.
Ilkseliitlo!! «112 I'ariuerslilp.
THE partnership heretofor# existing bstweon the
suliscriberH, under the name of Helmhold 4 S«»n, !
) Los this dsy been disolved by mutual consent. The 1
|t.x<ksofthe bite firm, will be settled Theadore '
j Helmhold, where all. knowing themselves Indebted,
will pleas call and make pavn-e'it.
J". 0. II ELM BOLD A SON.
Theodore Hclmbold will continue the business as
I heretofore, at the old stand.
Saxouburg, January Ist, 1S00.:2 mos.
Woolen Factory i'or Halo.
rptlE subscribers will >lTer 112 r sale, at public outerv,
1 on rhurtdny the I*< of M.irch, 1806, a WOOLEN
: KA'TORY. sitnafe in Slippery rock towiiship. Butler co,
I'a Tho Factory ii a large, three story building with
all the*nece»Hary :ip}uu teuanceH of a Woolenj establish
luent together with "27 acres'of good land. Sale to com
mence at one o'cioek, P M.
Terms miwle Knowu on day of eale.
CURRY A BROTHERS.
jsn 10. 'i)6—Ct*
A SELECT SCHOOL IN
Progpect, flutter Co. I*l*.
r>KV. J. J. ROCKWELL. Teacher,
t Term begins AmH 2d—Closei dune 20th. IRM.
TJje patronage of the {Woie is solicited. Tuition as ;
fdlews Common School I.ranches, ft t>o. Alpebra,
! -Yat'l'hiloeophy, Rhetoric, Latin. omek and BiK»k-keep- |
, mg, f»'. 00. Aormal exercises, for the l*meflt of tearh- 1
' ers. Tuition required in advance. For further partie- ;
utars, Address
J. J- ROCKWELL,
janlO/flfl ) Pro spect. Butler Co. Pa. I
A gisid farm <>f acres about 06 acres cleaicd ths
isst good tlmbor la.id, all of which is jvcll vatered, |
A Loo I louBf;
and ctoble and a variety of ftuit firm Is sltu
ute<l in penn tp., Butler CJ Pa* Six miles south of
Butler and about half a mile east of the jtlank road. >
For further partictlars inquire of 'lie snl»acribcr on Whs
premises. M. F DA VEItIXXILLK,
Orphan's Court Hale.
BY virtue of an order and decree of the Orphans'
of Butler county, the undersigned .Executor
of John D. Cunningham, dee'd, will offer for sale lit
pubiic vendue, on the premises, on Monday (hr. 9th day
oT February t A. 1)., lbW, at one o'clock, l\ of taxU -
One HundredandTwenty Acresof Land, j
more or Ins|, stUjate in Yenango t >wnship, county sfore- 1
said, and bounded on the north by lands of James E. ■
Millet, on the nut by lands of William Mart iu and eth- j
ers. on the *mth r»y lands of Levi Kerr, and on tbs west
t»y lands of W. Laytonaud W. Hanlin, with the appar
tanancss,
Tonns of Hale One-third of the pnrchass money to
be paid the confirmation of sale by the Conrt.and the
balance twoC4)ual aanual payments thereafter with
iu(erest frooj jaid coufi^iiu^icaj.
' WILLIAM MARTIN,
Jan. 10, '(l6. Exocutor.
Dissolution ol* Partnership
rpill partnership heretofore existing between Graham
1.1 Cratty, hayp this"day ' (November 28thj INM
been dissolved by mutual coiwnt. j
ffh, IMS—Bt.
THE tIQHT OF THE WORLD.
DR. MAGGIEL'S
! PILLS AND SALVE.
These Life-giving remedies are now. Jhr tho first time,
given publicly to the world. For over A quarter of a
century of private practice the ingredients Ju those
LIFE-GIVING PILLS!
112 Have been used with tho grout est Wee's. Their mission
It not only to prevent disease. but to cure. They search
out the various maladies bv which the patient Is suffering
an>l re-Invigorates the failing system. To the aged an.l
infirm a few dose* «.f these I ILLS will prove to be
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH,
For In every case they nd-i new life anl vitality, and re
store the waning energies to the'rpristine state. To the
yoitng and middle-aged.they will prove most invaluable,
an a reaily, specific, f, ud sterling medicine. Here Is a
dream realized, that Punce-de-Iwon sought for th r ee
hundred year- ag»>, and riaver f>und. He looked for a
fountain tbat would restore the old to and make
AnEternalSprlng!
It was left for this day and ln»ur to realize the dream,
aii'l show, in one glorious fact, the magic that made it
fair.
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
Cannot stay the flight of years, but they ran force bacjs
and hold al tof. dT-< a«e that might triumph over the
aged and the youug. Let none hesitate then, but seize
the fatorablo opportuuity that offers. W Luu taksu as
prescribed—
For Bilious Disorders
Nothing ran be more productive of cure than these
Pills. Their almost magic Influence Is felt at once; and
tbe u-iual concomitants of thii must distressing disoa-o
are removed. Theae remedies are made from the purest
Vegetable Compound*.
Thoy will not barn, ;he most delists female, and
ran be given with good effect lu prose i ibe<4 doaus to tbu
youugeat babe.
For Cutaneous Disorders
And all eruptions of the akin, thefiALVg is most In
valuable. It does not beal externally alone, but pene
trate with tlie moat searching effects to the very root
of the evil I
DR. mm PUIS
j Irivnri'.ibly Cure the I'oIIohki;;
Jiinensea«
Asthma,
Lowul Complaints,
Couglm,
Colds,
Chest Diseases,
Custiveness,
Dyspepsia,
Diarrhoea,
Dr.,p.j,
Debility
A'etsr A Ague,
t'suiale Complaint*,
Headache,
Indirection
Influenza,
lnflamatioa,
luward Weakness,
Liver Complaint,
Lownofts of spirits,
liiugworm.
Salt Rheum,
Scalds,
Skin Diseases.
l#-Nollrf.—None genuine without the engraved
trad* mark around each pot or box, signed by DR. J.
MAOOI Kb, 43, Fulton st., New York, to counterfeit which
is felony.
♦#*Eoh! by all respectable Dealers In Medicines
throughout the Uuited State* and Canada*—at 25 cents
per box or pot.
Wa 8. H t'SBI.TOF, H. D SAMVIL OBARAM, if. T»
' HUiSELTOX k GRAHAM.
fLale of the U. S. Army)
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. .
9%.ovvic* la Boyd'* block, Main 6tr*et Sutler Pa.
Kit'culor'a \olicr.
N'OTICK is given that tetters on the
estate of J. l», Cunningham, late of Venango Tp.,
dee d have been gniuted to the undesigned, Therefore
MII person* themselves indeble I to said estate
will ntak- i.siniedi»t" ptym-nf. and th"«e having claims
"gainst llie*n .»•, will piessut them properly authenti
c-lit df : -eSfT .nelil. WM. MARTIN,
Dec IS, 1 . Lx*r
Valuable Beat Eslnle for Sale.
H ouse and lot situated n north eitst uiJ" of dia
mond in tl:e bor of Duller, M»w occupied by Mrs.
Ann Hredin. disj nine acre* of laud adjoining thetowu
of Duller I n the Littanning mod H nth of lot now «H:CU
pled l-y Herman Deir. Esq tlso I. ve acres of land on
old franklinrsid near the Fair ground.
For price and terms rn>|ui<o of
B. MJI'N KliY, KK(], Butler. Pa.,
or JAS M. HHLDIN, Est | n Franklin, Fa.
Jan. 3d, 'Oft—tf.
PHOTOGRAPHS &C
PAMUKL SYKKS having purchased the well known
J I'hot .praph (jallety of 11. C. Iluselton, situated on Main
street, opn.wlle tliH storo of Weber A Trout man, would
respect fully Inform the public that he Is prepared to
take
eUOTIKUMIMIN,
AMJIItOTIfEF,
FKHHKOTVPES,
and the new Albotype or PORCELAIN | !«-tm•- —all iq
tli • latest and most approved styles. Persons desiring I
life lik<- pictures will do well to give him a call
Pictures taken in dark w«?ather as well as in ciear
weather fn.<'all mid examine ; <p< mens.'**
Dec. 13, 186j.
lihM'tiou of Director*.
FIRST NATIONAL DANK OF HUTLJCR, )
December 4th, 1806. )
\N floctlnn fir SINK MKBCTOIIB uf thin Uunk, to
servo for •ue year, will l-e held at tho Ranking
■ House, on TUESDAY, JANUARY »th, 1*66, letweeh
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M , and 4 o'ebek, P M
I. J. CUM MINOS,
| Dec. 6, 1866.—3t. Cushter.
|Tw. KIIOE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE 87 FIFTH ST.,
(Oppose* tlie GtzeHo Building.)
PjTTßnTr.(iti Ptiy'k.
TILL give prompt attention to all bnsiness in the .
W line of it: p profe* - 'on. incliubng the collection of |
| 'M iimssugtinst iMe Oovermn- nt for lbtcU-Pay, Dmitity,
Pension*. Prize money. Ac., Ae.
I Nov. la, lsfi6: .^m
Orpfinn'M Court Hale
! OF estate.
J nY virtue of a*i order and decree! of the Orphans'
J Court of llntler eonnty, Pa., tho undersigned Ad
ministratrix of the e«tats of Alexander Speer, late of tp
tp , dee'd, will expose to sale on the prem
| ises, on TIIIK!»I'*T. the IST PAT or FBRRI ART, A. D.,
I 1860, at one o'cbtcJr, p. m , of soil day, the following
i Keal Kstate, situated in Washington tp.. county and
State afore«aid, Itonnded an«l described as follow*, viz :
| Itonnded on tlie north by lands uf Robert Allen, east
\ by Bernard M'Candle«ts, south by Robert Speer—part «-f
, same tract,—and went by lands owned by
! Thomas Oraham; containing ft»rty acres, strict measure;
. sbout fifiven acres cleared, and goo 4 wood land on the
remainder.
I TKHMS:—One-third in hand, and th* balance In two
I equal annual payments with interest, from the couftr
' mationof sale. RUHAMAII STISKR,
Jan. 3, 'tifi. Adm'x.
Valuable Wale,
I WILL sell twohundred (200) acres of lan.l, sitnate
in Perjn tp., (on Thotncrjek) and adjoining ihe Al
legheny and Putter Plank road, about half of which is
bottom iajid, -with ene of thr* bost mill seats in the conn-
Iy. Ainiiit sixty arres cl.-ared. The bott'-rn land is be
ieve«l to i»e good oil.territory.
Time will be given on part of the purchase money If
• desired. Al*», some town lota in the borough of Uut
i ler, and the village o 112 Mount Chestnut
JOHN NRGLBY.
• Jan. 3, 'M~4t.®
Auditor's Xotlee,
Blotter Cbunty, ts;
: TN the matter of the ParUtlop of the Real T Estate of
X John M'Kmnls, 44c*d,
In the Orphan's Court of Dutler Connty, No. P, March
Term 18TA.
And now to-wit: Dec. 118C5, on-motlon of L. 7. Mitch
ell, Court appointG. W. Fleegtr, an Auditor, to mar
shall and distribute the a»«ets arl«lng from the sale of
the Real Estate of John Mc'Klunis in partition,
lly the Court,
Certified from the record ihia 30th dav of Derem
ber, 1808. W. J YOUNG, Clerk.
I will otteud to the duties erf the ab.»ve appointment
It the offlce of John M riioir.paon in Duller, ori Thura
ay, the Ist da/ of February, 1800, at one o'clock P. M.,
I WJIC*» all pirtlei laterevtel will tUce oe .
* O.W PLRCOER Auditor.
NEW ARRIVAL
OF
WINTER DRY GOODS.
Furs, Cloaks & Shawls.
"117 E have Just receivetl the Inreest and most com-
YY pletestock of French Merino**,
WOOL DoLAI.NS.
CAdIIMBRB.
COBURQS,
PUINTB.
MUSLINS.
CABSIUUR£S, Ac Ac
ever "fered to the public, and as our stock was pur
chased on the recent panic, we are able to sell at vcry
low prices.
Furs! Furs!! Furs!!
[ We have a very lurite stock of Ladies Misses A Children*
Caps. Vlctorlhes, Collars. Cuffs and Muffs of all stylos,
and quality. Also a very fins assortment of
CLOAKSSACQUES&CIRCULARS,
of our own Manufacture, which enables us to* sell at
less prices than parties who buy them east.
We bave a very large and cheap stock of
SHAWLS OF ALL STYLES, SIZES
PRICES
AND QUALITIES.
Remember we buy all our goods hyjthe
CASE, BALE&PACKAGE
which snablos us to ssli at
EASTERN JOBBERS PRICES.
We would cull the attention of
WIIOLTJBAM3 lIUYEHN
to this stock of Ooods.
DUN LAP LUKRR A CO.
130, Federal St., ALLKOHEN Y CITY.
Dec. 0,1 K O6. fin JO
WALL PAPER,
AT
Ma eh. HUM. HHIN KM AW*
TU Itl-IORK IfllßUlL
isqs.
Our most momentus ardotn struggle having resulted
in the triumph of American Nationality, the utljr dis
comfiture and overthrew of Secession and Slavery, Tilt
'J'Rißffri, prof.undly rejoicing in this result, will labor
to conserve the legitimnte fruits of this grand, benig
nant victory by rendering Liberty and Opportunity th»*
common heritage of the whole American People now
Discountenancing all unmanly <*xultation over or
needless infliction ef pain or privation on the upholders
of the I .-I riiu-e. it will Insist "n the earliest ponsible
restoration of Ihe Southern Stst<s< to their former p->w
er anil influence in otw Union on tlie basis of All Rights
for All their People.
It will hi bar in h »p« to prove th it the *iihstit<ltfcn of
Eree foryiave Labor mint inevitably and universally
conduce to the llJCle \tr of Indu-'try. Tlirift. Prosperity
and >\ ealth.so that the South, wilhin the next ten year-,
must look back amazed on Iter I >ug persistence in a
practice so baleful as the chatte txiugof Man.
It will labor for the diffusion ol C<-mtnou achool Kdu
catlon the Useful Arts, Ac., Ac.,
out the sections hitherto devoid of theiu, believiug tbat
every good eud will thereby be sql/'erved and the inter
oat of every ysefulaud worthy cla.->s promoted.
It will urge the Protection of Home Industry by de
termining duties on Foreign iuipoibsi, with
a view to drawing hither the lujst c tpable and -knlful
artillcers and arltsans Europe, and the liuturali/iug ou
our scil of m>»uy branches i.f production hitherto all
but confined to the Old Woild, while it would atren||lti
e:i and tend tlione which havaalready ato thoitl auiotig
It will give careful attontlou to progress and Improve-
inent in Agileulture, dcing its best ai once to bung uur
t: s to tbu do«jrs of our I'anuer" «"id teiu h them how to
make the most of the opportunities tbu- afforded them.
I) will devote constant attention to Maiketa, etpe
dally fvir Agi iculutural products, with iuleut to nave
both producer and consumer from being victiniized by
the speculator and fores tall
And, giving fair sco]io to' Currant Literature, to tlie
prixei«dTugs of Congress, and to tbegenet<tl News of the
Day, it h<>pes to retain its old patrons aud attract many
new to beat them company.
We rarely employ traveling agents, as so many Im
postors am habitually prowiing in the a«sumed rapacity
ofsolicib'i s for journnU. We prefer that our subncrlb
er*. shall pay their ntouey to | arsons they kn-.»* and • 112
I whose integrity they ore ussnied. Ny friend
lioves do go., i by increasing the circulation of
J Til* larauna i - authorized to salicit and receive sub
| M-riptloiiS Hpev imon copies will be promptl>| ?ent
wiiliout charge to tho*,. requiring them, and >ve trust
many friends will bo move to n-k their neighbors! an J
acquaintances tojoin in making up their clubs.
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HEAD QUARTERS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
JOII* P. ORIt,
LA TE Of THE PO TO Mi OARM r,
PHO TOGRAPHER & AMBRQTYPISJ,
H AS erected a New RulldHg ort Jefferson alroel. u|>- '
the riniii Office, W'hcttr he I* prepared, i
•with mi entirely NKW APPAR ATI'S ami MATERIAL
<\f the VERY REST QUALITYaud LA TEST STYLES,
to tnk«!
LIFE LIKE PICTURES.
THANKFUL »0R FAST PATRON AO K, MB OFFKR
our «ei viceu to the public ; and pludge onrnelvea tg spare j
n« jmli-i or labor t«» accommodate all who may think j
proper to give us a call. JOHN F. Oltli.
Butter, Oct. 4, lao&:-tf.
AuililorN Notice.
Butler County, st.
IN t'ie matter of tho Accent of \\'uu Dick and U
McKlnnli. Adm's. of John Nfclttuuls, d*e.'d.
In the Orphan* Court of llutler Count*. No. U. !>■«
Term. 180 ft.
And imw to-wlt, dec. fl, orj motion of 1,. H
Mitchell, Court appoint. Q. W. l"leog«r, au Audtfor to j
tuarsball the rtasets tied make distribution.
By tho Court,
W J. VOUNO, Clerk
I Will attend t.» the dnties of the ab rve appointment
at the olUcoof J din M. Thumpa-m, in I'M tier, on 'lhura
day the Ist day of Feb. lhfie at one- B'r'ntk F. M ,of
which all parties int«re«ted. wiji takfuitice.
Q. \\. fLKßitft. Auditor.
Stray iWnrc.
/ 1 i\l li to the rohidonro of the subscriber, llyina In
\ Mercer fp. butler Co. Fa..on ora' out the 20th of Dec ,
a brown Mare, snpnosed tone about 13 yaani old, with
dome white about tiie ho id and u»-ck. The owner ro
<) nested t. c.mto forward, prove property and take her
away, otherwise- tho will bo disp •*•<! * 112 according to i
I JAB.C PARKfR. I
WINDOW BLINDS !
"i UKK.V window blind* can be hud at the low price j
! 5© GT33S. A BOLT,
AT Tlllfi I
FJVInTGY STORE I
OP
mm _9 •_ ca B-: aiw jeh»* /S*. wr. ]
Butler December '2O, ls(J5.
Agenta Wanted I—To aell prise Cartiilcitte 112 r
OOLDand HII,\ KR WATCHKS, Lujifta .fewafry, Dia
m >nd King", Pins, Ac , O.VLY s."> KACII, for any articls
drawn. Retail Ft ice from fin to s*i6o. ALL GOODS WAH
iiNTtr L|«M ibi. Price of Certificate i£> Cents each.—
Liberal Premiums and LVmmiaeiou allowed to Ageuts.—
Sample Certificate* tent fitt.
For Circulars aud 'Perms a.ldrp<<«,
MidNH*. HIVWARD A CO.,
Jan. 3, 'CO—Sinoa. 'A'Ai bro&dway, New York.
~~ CTXJST
NEW B00T.& SHOESSHfiP.
ON MAIN STREET.
Oppoilfe Iltiyri's Ilulldlug.
\\riIKRK we are prepared to nvmufactnre Roots and
> V Shoe* of all kind*, to order, of the beitt -material,
in the latent styles, and of tin fluent w orkmauship,—on
the shortest possible notice; and at aa reaa maid* rate*
an the same quality can be Lad at an v other establish
moiit. J. A. HIIANnR A J. Blt likl/
Drugs ! Drugs! Drugs!
DRS.GRAH&M & HUSELTON
HA\ IXU purchased the Drr.g fltora recently owued
by l»r. 11. V. ilauiilton, will carry on the Drug buni
noha in all ft« departments, at tba•ddetand, lloyd n Ul <k
Main Street Uutb r Fa. We U.»re couaUuiiy wn kaad
and for «ab> a puie quality of
DltCUrt CH KMK'ALS and FAfXTB
OII.S VAUNIgIIKSASp Ob AM.
WUITM LkAD. ltfciD LXAD i LItUVRAQB
Dye-Stuffa, Glasa and Putty,
• TUUFHSTINK AND ALCOHOL.
LAMp, kUU A NHATS-»00T OILS,
UOTVtjW. VIALS, AJVDCOUKB.
SOAP. BFONOKSA LAMPS,
FL'BK (iROL'ND fePlckS Ac Ac Ac.
Alaoa aeuerel variety of
Perfumery & Toilet Articles.
ine* and Liquor* far Medical purjK><««*. V iu<m f..r
Harranieiital u-»*. fhrniahed at c«»#t. Fhyatcians pre#-
criptiOiH earefufly compounded.
The public i« reepertfully invited to call and examine
our bUk k, are confident that we can wjl a« roaeonabie
w any -iui.tar attaiibabiuenl in tha county.
Nov. '2'i laU6::ly.
\> ,RR
CIDER VINEGAR,
Graham &, Huselton's
STORE-
Dec 0, lbto
GODEY'S UDY'S BOOK
FOR IS6S.
, TIIK
Fashion Magazine of the World.
LITEKATI 118. fine art*, and faiddona. The moat
U oiml eiifravinK" on every subject that can iutoreht la
diea* Crotchet knitUliff,.Netting. Fnibroidery Artitlen
for the toilet, for the FaM r.thc Boudoir, an I the kitch
en Everything, in fact, to maka a complete L AOT S
BOOK.
The Ladies' Favorite for 36 Years
No Laa been ab'e to compote with it, Non®
attempt It.
PODF.Y'tf RECEIPTB.
nr every department '-f a household. TJi®** alone are
worth the price of the Bo«.-k.
MOJ>!■'. \, COTTAGES (hoolher magaxinc givne them),
with di tKrann.
DRAWS'* LESSONS FOR THE TOfNO. An
other apeciaUy with (iodey.
ORIfiISAL MUSIC, worth $3 a year. Other
tinea ptibilnh old worn-out nmaic; but the aubacribera
to Goaty H- tit b< for'- the muaic store.
OA RDE.VIS'J ran LADIES Another peanllarty
with y.
Piwhlona from Mrwn. A. T. A f Q , c.f New
Yor!;. the milii- nnru merchant-, appear In o.>dey, the
only magazine that Uaa them.
Ladle 1 * Bonnet a. W*glve more < t thera In a year
than any wth*»magazine. In fart, the Lady** Book ena
bles evpry Liwly to be her own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND,
Authnreunf 1 Alone" "JtidJtn Faith," " Most Side,'
"N'metis," and Miriam,"
write* for Godoy each month,and f>r noqther rnvgazlne.
A new novel by her wfli be published in IMVT,. v\ e have
alao all our old anu ftvorit* contributors.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1866.
(Frtm whic\ there can t-e no deviation.)
Tb« fallowing are tfce of l!*« Lady'a Book Ibr
186<J
One copy, on# yrar.
Two «opiea, «»ne yoar ft 50
Three copies, one year .'. 7 50
Four copii-a, one year...*. 10 pd
rive copiaa. on« year, and an extra forty t<» tha
person nptLealnb.roaklngalx copies 14 00
Blgtit copiea, one ye»ir. ar l an extra copy to
the person gating up the club, rmkingnine
copua 31 00
■even copies, one .fear, nnd an «xtra copy to
the peraon Rutting up UH» clnh, mitking
twelve copies y 27 50
All addition to ntnl»s at clnh rates
#6- Wo hatu no club with ooy other magatiue or >
newspaper. i
tij' The monty nu*t all be tent at onttime for any «/ j
the Clufn. 1
( aniWa snb*rribers must send '24 eenta additional
for each 'obscrlbor.
Add re as L A. GODEY,
N. E. Corner Sixth and Chcttnul Street,
PniLADBLMtA.
Dae. IS. Am
FINDINGS STORE,
:0N MAIN STREET,
Ouo door North of M'Aboy's Store,
GENTS' FRENCH
CALF nOoTs, .
griOKS AND
'.CONGRESS GAITEBS.
! LADIES & GENTS' SLIPPERS.
MISSES' HOOTS,
SHOES, AND
OUMS.
COYS BOOTS k SHOES.
Chlldrciris SIIOPH of all Kinds.
A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of my #
own manufacture, constantly on ban Land woik made to
ordor, of the 11 KPT STOCK and In tho
LATEST STYLE.
A large and full aasortment of Eastern stock, of the
very beat material and woi kmansbip.
kiuds of
LEATHER & FINDINGS
1 French anil Common Calf skint,
Sol* and Upper Leather,
Morocco, h ips and Kid*.
; ROANS AND LININGS
' Of .11 kind*.
j We have the largest, best selected, and for the timss
the cheapest stock ever offered for sale in Ilntler.
j jibe public are invi tad to call and examine for thtou*
j MITV Ml— ir T!1 FOPOHK Mt'SRr.TON
FAMiLY BIBLES.
-A. P.RESH SUPPLY
OF
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4-T
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March ri,
AMERICAN CITIZEN
Jail Pi'LutiagQtTkel
Ornamental, Plain, Fancy, Card, Book
AXD
Coruar of Main aud Jtffersou Straata,
Oppoaltc .liu'U'm Koto).
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Wt ARB PRIFAKID TOPKINT.ONBQ9RT NOTICI
Hill Heads, Hook*. I)rug<;ii-t Labels, I'ru
jfrtuimcs, OoDHtitiitions, Chocke, Note»,
I'raits, Rl.iiiks, LIIIKINCMA Cards, ViHiting
CANIH, Show (farcin. Pamplilots, Posters,
LLTLU of L''»re, ORCFER Hooks, L'aper Oooki
liilku, HALU Hills, Ac.
BBI.NU »UKNIFLIH(P WITH
The Most Approved Hand Prossei
'rut: LAuc KST'ASHOUTMENT OF
Typa, Sardara, Oraamanla. Ruiaa, Cuts, Aa.,
IN Til It COy NTT,
We will F-rccute everything jn tlie liqe of
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PRINTING
MJTI.T, CliaaKtl.l, I.S 4T ItUK .ll.liL> IUTH,
In a Htjle to excel any estuLlisliinent at
honic. and compete with any abroad.
mmm a ■ ■ ...» »*■ ..a-b
Are employed in eyery ttninp)J fif
BNSINCKH, and we endeavor to RNEOT th«
wants of tho community, and to re
tain the honorable distinction which ha*
been already conoeded to this establish
ment, for
T4HTJ3
AND
Klrunnre IQ I * rrw« Work.
IN all theossenti;»LH of Cheap Printing,
Good Paper, Tasteful Compqsition, Hcaa
tiful Press Work, and DIKPATOII, W; ip
vitc comparison, from petting out a Card
of a single line to an illuminated Poster,
or A work of any number of pagea.
KxrotohVj Notice,
IaTTERS testamentary on the la.<t will and testament
J 1 t Samuel Baker, late of Centre Tp , Butler Co. Pa.
dee d, having been iaatiad by the Register «»f Dutlnr Co.
t<» the undersigned, all pei «>ns knowing themselvps in
dehted to tuijd estate, are requested to make payment,
and those having claims again.-t the Name will present
them properly authenticated with Moses Thompson
K*q. when the undersigned will receive them for settls
ment. J AS. 11. G. OI'RE, Ksecn'or.
TftISiTBYSI! TOYS!!!
A Genera! Assortment,
Wholesale & Retail
HXSmBMAIffSa
Butler November 18(15.
FOR THE
STJLIsriDA.RID
Hist or y of the War
TIIE WORK will be printtMl from a boantifn), clear
new type, on flne calendered paper, made exprossly
for thin waik, b<' eoinpri«ed in one \ery large volumo of
over a fbonwind pageM. illustrated with over one hund
red and fifty portraita ofl distinguished officers and civ
liana,
vings. executed In the highest style of tbe art. It will
befurni«bpd »'»enhaoribers in neat and substantial bind
ing, at the following prices, payable on delivery.
fn( Fine Cloth 50 per copy
In Fine Lout her'f Library 5ty1e,)...... T. 50 w
In Fine Cloth, (•JermaiO 6.50
In Fine Leajh r;t»erman,( Library Style) 7.50 «*J
This work has IH» rival aa a candid, lucid, complete,
authentic and hdiable history of the "great conflict,"
In the solution of matter the antliorba* oonflned '
hlpiself strictly to nfllrial data, derlvep from there porta
of Northern and r'oufhe-n G-neri!.i. the report of the
Committee on fhe Conduct of tho War, National and
Retard Archive. Ac.
ID; ha* earofully avoided the introduction ofany mat
ter i # .it strictly r*liaJbls and mfteial , and has succeeded
in pj<Mlutimr w hat ia univer«filly doinande<l, a fair and
impartial History of the War.
J, A NILLI.fGBR Agfnt.
Nov. », IV»6.
TIIK lindereijcmrd wishee toluf >rm the publio that he
has pu'cliasinl the right of .lo*fph Whiteflald, pat
ented last Jnne, f>r tanning leather, in the' fblTowing;
townahips. forward. Adam*, Muddrcreak, Oakland*
Summit, Jcflfetaon, Clinton. Huffalo, WiDfleld, Clearfield,
Donegal. Cranberry, Worth, ferity. Wid»ib *ex and Penn
1 wlmli fnither to cantlon the public against purchasing
from any one else, us no oue baa authority fiom me.
JAM 1:3 WALTERS,
Breakneck, Re*. T.'»
i Vdnna! .a , .jtur's ;%oticc^
' T RTTKILi of AduiiuisCiation on tho estate of Nnocj
\_i Davis, late of Jentie T .w»»M ! jip.,dt<d., have been
granted to the Undersigned, ifll i«e.*ina Ittiowtng them-
Soiaee indebted to «IHI wt;ito ate requested to ti;aka
imme<liiite payment,and thooe having clainu againat th®
' same will preaeut tham properly anth«n|fca!<-'i t-r *t
tlement. DAVID M 1 AT'-
Jan. 10, 1W«, • " *