THE AMERICAN Butler, Pa. Wednesday June 27,1866 The iUizcu. licfore auother issue of the CITIZKN finds its way through the different postal routes to our numerous reiders, the 4»h of July, 1860, —the day wc love to cele brate, as commemorative of our National Independence—will have passed. We hope that our readers wil> have a good time, and that they will celebrate the day as becomes Aueriean citizens. Out Patrons will recollect that it is cus tomary for Printers to join in the celebra tion of this glorious day, and in conse quence of this fact, there will be co issue of the CITIZKN next week. Conferee Heeling. The representative conferees of the Assembly district, composed of Butler, Lawrence aud Mercer counties, met iu Centreville, Butler county, June 20, 1866 and organized by appointing .Samuel Me Kiniey. President, and Amos Lusk, Sec retary. RONKKRKKS PN EHKNT. Samuel McKinley, of Lawrence. K. <l. Black, Mercer. W. L. lliley, Mercer. I. I). Kirkpatriek. Mercer. W. (). lirnekentidge, Butler. Meubcn Shmor, JJutler. Amos Lusk, Butler. On motion, McKinley, of Lawrence, owing to the absoneo of his colleagues, was allowed three votes in tbe conference. Nominations being iu order, Hon. Josiah Mol'herson and James A. Leech, of Mer- j eer, W. 0. liaibison of Lawrence, and Henry Pillow, of Butler, were nominated j by uccluiuatiou. Adjourned. K MeKINLKY, Pres. AMOS TASK, Soc'y: Agricultural Noclely. A meeting of the officers of the But ler County Agricultural Society was held at the Court Home on the 25th instant, when the following resolution was offered, and, after considerable discussion, uuani mo us ly adopted : Rffohi-d. That we approve of convert ing this society into a joint stock associa tion, with a capital of not less than 8 10Q0, in shares of 82ft each ; and that ft certain proportionate amount of said stock be al lotted and reserved for each township in the county, which, it' not taken by citi zens of such district before the first of August next, shall be offered to others who may be willing tosubscribe therefor. On motion, I. J. Cutumings and Jas Bredin were appointed a committee to make said distribution of stock; and R. C. M'Aboy and W. O. Brackenridge were appointed to solicit subscriptions thereto Adjourned to meet, at the call of the President. J. W. FoitItKSTEH, Prcs't. Bredin, Svc'y, pro. tern. SI. l'uiilaClHMttiM oft lie Gor. lid. Church. l(r.ioh'il, That tlie thanks of this das «is bo tendered to the Pastor nnd room bors of the German Reformed Church. and citizens of the town of Butler, fur the kind and hospitable cnto.r'uiouicut afforded its members while in their an nual sessions among thorn, and we invoke the blessing of tho Head of the Churuh to rest upon thorn KetolvcJ, That the Pastor loci be re quested to read thiß resolution from tho pulpit, and have it published in the town i papers. liUTLKu, June 4, ISftf). PrBLIC ML£TI\G. The friends of Education in Butlcruud vicinity, are hcraby earnestly requested to meet, ou Monday evening, ihe 2d day of July, at o'clock, at tUe JJousc. I'rofessor Brupli will deliver s;n ad dress on the occasion. The object of the meeting is to increase the efficiency and usefulness of the With erspoin Institute, aud make it a richer blessing to our town and county. IViple of all the Churches are requoste I to attend. A NTJMBER OF CITIZENS. Exeelilor. Farmers, do you desire to purchase a first-clans lleapeT and Mower? If so, examine the Kxoelsior. It is said to be one of the beat andacheapest mowers in , use. Vor sale by Ilunry B Wise, liar- j mouy; general Agent lot Bailor also, by Jas. G. & Win. Campbell, and b. 11. Bingham, Centreville. See advertise ment in another column. Prcmli|ui Li|l. In our next issue we will give the Pre mium List of the next Butler CouDty Annual Agricultural Fair. Tkaoommit itte are Jauaily engaged reviiag thasame Farmers, and all persons interested, wi|l gt to work at onee, aud with a determin ation to make our next Fair* grand suc cess. SOLDIERS MEETING. —We hayc been informed that the Soldiers' Mass Meet ing, at Bakers town, yesterday, was a mag nificent aflair, the crowd, was inynensc ; th« procession grand ; and the utmost jia| - mouy and union prevailed in all the pro ceedings. 'f» .. mi ■ >9~ Oyr Patrons in the different seo tions of the county will please inform us, I in short communications, of the cdebra-1 Uoae of &e Glorioua 4th of July- BOttl'S. A r,athcr pompous looking gentleman, of perhaps fifty, fair complexion, bald b»e.d, apd developed abdomen, called on us, afl.tli assuming a business air, inforn»ed us that he was here for the pur pose of seeing a few of the leading He publicans. We supposed, of course, that he was gome official dignitary, sent out in the interest of Gen. Geary, or, possibly, some opposite of "My Policy ..' He soon relieved ua, howeves, by making known his inis-siou. lie wild lie was formerly from Lancaster county ; that he had goue south before the war and went into busi ness ; that he had lost everything by the rebellion ; that he had done serviue oiy the stump, for Lincoln, and expected to i do so for (Jen. Geary ; he was solicit in" assistance from his pfirty friends, and , presented hi* brief. bacJ(; to 1804 ; and eontaiued a very laijge subscription, j \\ r e iuquirt;d if he had a family. II 9 said I lie Has a widowvr. We told liiiu tiiat in o\y opinion, he should have fouud a legit- 1 irnate basiness by this time; that, at any ; rate, his calling did not meet with oar , approbation. He bowed gracefully, ami ! left us, inquiring for our ltevenuc A->ses j sor. We were sorry to see that he had ! gathered up quite a sum of money from I our community. We luve little doobt ! he will have another brief foi Democratic ; eouuties, where he \yilj, himself oil for, poa,slbJy, an injured "Repel," who 1 had to flee, from Maryland for | his devotiou to the 'cause oftliJ South.'; At any rate, ho is an impostor! Pass liini 1 along. tfeiy-Tbe Hew hi of Health for July: begins a new volume, Ucsides >ts usual variety of matter on Physical Culture j and the cure of this number j contains original articles from Horace j Greeley, Tbea Tilton lie v. O. 1), Froth iughuui, W. U Burleigh, Doctor J. G. P. BeecUer Perkins, G. W. I linrigfiy and others. It also contains an j original Jctter liotn Jeremiah Hay, Kx« President of Vale College, now 91 years old, which should be read by all who would know how, Hy good habits, this man has lived so long. Thi3 magazine begins its new volume with 16 additional pages Iks motto is: A higher type of J manhood, physically, morally and intel lectually. $2 A year. 20 cts. a number. ! Tbe seven nunibois of this year, now rtfady, scut as samples for 70 cents. Ad dress Miller, Wood & Co., 15 Laight St.. New York City. • CELCBRtTIQ.I, 4tU of ,Vuly limner, A Grand Dinner will be given at the Mouse u! Wui. lilistian, ui the Borough of' Zolienoplo, ou the 4th of July next. The public are invited to attend. Good uiu<to will bo given on ibe occasion, to cheer and enliven the entertainment. I'inner will be *ervtd Up at 1 o'clock, I'. M. Come one ! Conic all!! ZttbtsxotMd June 18, 1566. \Yjl BAST I AN. FINAL NOTICE. My uec uuts for subscription to the Job Work, &>v have been played iu the hands of Jame* AI-o.Nair. and Win. S. Killer, Butler, tor collection. 1 have requested these gen tlemen to h,tf liberal to those persons who pay up promptly. The amounts due me will be collected ait rapidly as possible from all who lire able t > pay. Alfetuiou to this Jimil Sotiit will be mutually ad vantageous to delinquents and to mysoll. M. UASLETP. Butler, .June 20. 1866-2t. A friendly game of Base Ball, between the Keystone and M<*iitor Clubs of Sut ler, fcame off ou Keystone ground, Juue 18th, 1866, which resulted as follows : MO.NiTvK. A R. o R.! Tiinblin, e....'.. 3 4•Whrte.'c..4 55 A. Ziegler, p...4 2 Walker, rf. 4 3 I Kru?, s. 8 *.2 3 Campbell, 2 b..6 2 8. II unites. 1 b.2 1 i Bretiin, 3 b 2 1 Miller, 2 b .3 3 M'Bridfc p 4 1 A. 8> ke«t. 3 1>...4 llKeiher, 1 b. ..1 4 A.G.Ziegler, 1 f3 liM'Candless, 1 f,.l 5 Mitchell, c 112... 4 1 iMitchell, s. 5...2 4 Koott, r 112 ...2 1 Spangeoberg.cty 4 27 17 27 27 j INNINGS. 123456789 Total i Ko\stonc - 0040011.1 17 ! Monitor 2 2 3 7 2 5 2 4 0 27 ! Piiiplrc—'A. 11. ft uvhevof Keystone. ; Sporers—Thojjfss > I' N;i"iKeystone, Johu P*ttcrao«, Mas iter. m gsmc gsmc of Hasp Jlal', for the of Butler county, camp off bjtweeu the first nines of Keystone and Monitor Clubs of Butler, Pa., played on Keystone ground, June 21st, 1866, re sulted as follows i iUiYSTOSE. .HQMTOR, 0. R. 112). R 8 Hughes. C...2 6|White. 5 'S. Sykes, p.. - ..4 3 Spasj{euLorg. p 5 1 A. liughes, a-S-2 QjMitehefl, 8. 5...3 8 Lyon, 1 b 2 6>Reiber, 1 b If 2 Tiuibliu, 2 b....4 SjCampboll, 2 b..s 1 A. Sykes, r f....4 5 M'Bride, rf 2 1 Ale.Ziegler, If 3 5 M'Caodless, ItS 2 Miller, e 112 3 6 Walker, cf. 2 ii A (fiieykr, 3 b..3 j&jßrediu, 8 b 5 1 27 441 V 18 INNINGS, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T<*al. | Ke_ys'ofte...4 W 1444167 44 ' W?nftor...„.'ft tf"2 013 55 1 10 Umpire-rJoB. J. Elliot, of Keystone Scorers —Thomas M'Nair, Keystone, i John Patterson, Monitor. iThf in a |lut-£hcH. —A Petition from 21,000 Bengalese, prayinjj lor the suppression of polygamy in Bengal, ljas been presented to the Lieu tenant-Governor of that Presidency. —There were only six persons iu Mem phis in 1861 that voted against secession. Now there ar* not leu* than 0t)0 persons each oue ol' whom claims to be one of the six. —A National Cehictry is to be estab lished at Fredericksburg for the interment of 12,000 Union soldiers killed near there and at Chancellorsville. —An immense cotton factory, contain ing 180,000 spindles aud 1300 looms, has been built iu Carrolton, Miss, u —The assessed value of property in ' "Delaware, as returned by the assessors to the legislature, is as follows, via: New Castle county, 823,740,403 , Kent coun ty, $8,744,253 i Sussex county. $6,981,- 121. Total value of property iu State, 50i1,371,872. ■ —The biggest fish ever caught in the j western couutry was hauled out of the | Mississippi, opposite St. Louis, on Tucs ! day evening, iu a seine. It measured 0 ; feot 9 inches in length, and weighs 01 j pounds. It looks like a shark, and h;js j forty teeth in its heai^. ! —A fe<\ days siu.ce a yoiyig man. uamed ! Cunningham, fell from the tower of the | new Lutheran church, iu Greenville, l'a., I a distanco of 6b feet, without sustaining I any material injury. —Western pipers assert that what I were vast treeless prairies in Illinois 12 I years ago are now covered with a dense | growth of thrifty young forest trees, com- I prising various species of oak, hickory, ' cottonwood, ash, &e. j —Harry Gilniore, the. Baltimore rebel who once distinguished hiiusolf by rob bing the on a Philadelphia train, lias written a book of his adven tures. eutitled "Four Years iu the Sad dle."l . —dsn. Geary's receptions in various parts of the State, which he is casually j visiting, arc of the most enthusiastic char acter. He is. bailed by tbe soldiers as one of their ablest leaders and greeted by the people as one of their bravest de fenders. He will bj the next Governor of Pennsylvania. —The second section of the new con stitutional amendment will not only pre vent the Southern states from obtaining representation biucd on frccdniCn who are not allowed to vote, but it will likewise prevent representation based on a white male population, ostracised by the prop erty qualification. Thusßuoh anti repub lican aud aristocratic laws as were main tained up to the tiuie of the rebellion iu South Carolina will be coui\tciau,tod ; and while every State will be allowed to reg ulate the ques.iou of suffrage tor itself, none will be permitted to increase its in fluence 111 the national councils by n class of citUeus whom it debars fruya partici tion iu its elections Dr. Manning, of Palmer, hid bro't a suit W. t*. Nwluit* ■>» Nlousoiii Mass., V> recover two hundred dollamfor medical ulteuduuco up.iu liia daughter, who for Several years lias boon un-tblc to walk or toils. Dr. Maiming says-he bo piu trealtug hoi iu January iuat, uod tr> ftotliidLT for his atrviees unless he could mskc her walk and talk be lore the Ist ol May. She recovered previous to that time,and her friends de clitic paying the doctor's bill, claiming that her reuiaikable cure was cause 1 by the prayers of (lie church, and not by any uiedieiiio cF the doctor's. —George M. Gayle, a reconstructed in dividual, years gained a certain notoriety by publishing iu the papers of Seluia, Alabama, over his own signature, an advertisement for contributions,to a fund of one million dollars to secure the murder of Mr. Lincoln. A few diyi ago he was indicted l>y_ the Grand Jury of the United States District Court for the southern district of Alabama, ou tUe joint charga of uiiirdorauUcouspwaoy W iwr thrtw the United Status (jroToruuicut.— Karl for his appearance iraS given in ttie sum of 515,000. —Capiaiu Harry lluckafellar, brevet Major United States Army, has beeu commisstoueu t>y uie I resident Breyet ljicutenant-Ottloiiel, far gaiUnt au<i mei ritririons serviced d'nrinijthe war. dating I from March 13,1805. Early in the war he won his captaincy upon the buttlo field, sacrificing an uim fur ins oon.it;y giiuoe then lie has been assigned to less active duties, and the well-earned brevet of licu tcuuut colonel tells how well tlie Demrt ' luent esteem his services. Agents of Government, acting under ihstraction* from the Quartarttias tei Geoeral's D.epartmf,nt, siuej tl\e ter mination of the rebellion havo been ac tively engaged, HP OO every battle-field in the States, in gathering together the bodius of the national dead, and properly interring them in the cemeteries. The work of catabliahing : these mute tributes to those who have fallen in defence of our country is of no inciu. importance, involving as it does | months of patient toil. In every South ern State, from Virginia to Texas, oemc- I teries have been established, in some of which repose the jemaius of mojg than 10,000' of our Immortal dead, whoso last i resting places, although they have not i been adorned by costly iiave ' been marked bysitjiple, plain and «pr«s j siv'e head and 112 lot-boards, bearing upon • their faces volumes for contemplation : la order to prevent desecration of these 1 sacred spots, and leep the fences, grounds. ! &e., in repair, uperiqtendsnw have been j appointed to watch ovqr them. } —A tnau named Coqaess, living in i Hridge water, Massachusetts, was shot iieai.l on the of the 10th, by Geo. H. Morse, deputy State Constable. The latter w»i caijed Ui quell a row Con nest' house. where be was savapeljr-assaul ted, and fired in self<defence. Morse was in the tot ttucj will not be prose" cutpd. ->-It is staied on the authority of Ja». Ryan, District that the item nub-* lished in distant newspapers that all the < FenianCHVl. ,- it tfaw Yoik had endorsed James Stephens is utterly untrue, the Koberts-Sweongj Circles haviug aolbiug whatever to do in the matter. BCTIJER A^ALIKKTH. Bctlki, Pa.Jtite 3Pk *B<CL BUTTED—Fresh ItoL 26 cents per pound BRANS—White. *LOO per tmahet. BAULKY—Spring, 90 BKKSW A X—«M cents per ponnd. 1500 ft— 20 rente fime doten FLOUR- Wh».«t, fS,SO to 6,00 per him*.; Rye *OO Buck wrerat. 4,01 per howi. FRUIT—Pr.wI Apples, 20 eta. per lb; Dried Peaches. 25 cents Ih. FKATIIKRBI—SO rent! pnr p**ttnd. OK AI N—Wheal per b'tsh* Rye, 75. Oat*. 45c. Com 4i>, ltiickwhont, 7Sc. GUOCKltlKS—Coffee, Rio. 30 per pound: J»va, 85* Srowft Puptr Ifc-prw pound. do. White, iJr IT.O. M ola «n «l.f| c*nts pat g <Uon : Syrup I inland SI,JU. «e»t- per pound. LARI>- -18 . -iit-4 p«i pound. NAILS—-Z&DOpvr keg. PCTATOtfl—fl,to per bn-; el. PORK 10c ; Hitch, 17c; U per R AO?—4 rents per pound. HICK—l«> cent* per | -und. SALT—SV#O |»«r barrel. TALLOW—IS rent* p«r pound. | WOOL—SOc per pound. If PITTSBURGH MARKKTS. PirrsatjiUH, May 14, l£(k». SR.nn per barrel. Bl'TTKß—Fredi t»dl, 90 (a, Sir aer Jh. OflrMK—ffwrtrtl l!o*erve, ££ per lb; ftnmbarg 24 h 25 per lt». KGGS—IO <3 17 per dozen. FLOUR—Wheat. * l 4 2.">Oft**l V Rve, 525 5 50. O R AIN-«• Wheat. $2,251<6 $,'2.30; Com, 85c. Oats, 52 RA I'vLKf —Spiidg, 7: Fail, 90. G HOC till IKS—Fugaiy 12 C<* I.lft* per th; Ohffe*. 25 per lb: Midaanes. N. 0,, 1,10 & 1,16 c p,r gji'J<Jt>; Sgjl tip, 05c (tf 112 1.00. per tfi«ll* »**. ft A LT—LHre rpiarf," per Mrk; No.l, Special ilaticcs. (fHf enn PISH YEAR! We ««nt Agenix everywhere to mil our i UI'R<M u s2oSewing Machine*. Three new kinds. Ln dor and upp'T feed. Sent oti trial. Warranted fire yeaca. Above eitfarror Inrgfj eoirtmlssiih piM. The wrtYTha- j chines Mold in United Stat-a f.»r lea* than ?40, which ore j f"l'y liarnwd by I /fire, II 'hrrftr rp \ltfam drt/trr <fi • Jla her, Singw if Cu, and IlvcJirfar. All other cheap juu"hinQ#aVe infringement* add the setter or user are linWe 0» urrnt, fin* and imprisuntnrnt. Illustrated cir- j nil »r< sent frrr. Addra-n, or call upon Shaw A Clark, | at Riddeford, Maine, or Chicago. 111. June 27 tC-ly*. \ MONTH I.—AGENTS wanted fui- HJJF tit mtirffffhtwurticfes. jttat rut. Addre»t o. T. OARF.r, City BtUilimr. Rid Mor I, Me. " jimHtroe-iy* IDSic7 TIIR MASON 6: II AM LIN CABTYKT ORGANS. fr ! sacred and secular limbic , for»y dilVerent style* 180to sw*)each. FfarvoivK r.otn or sitvf. n .vxi>- 1 A La, or «iher flr*t premiuuts awirtled them, lllu-t.a- i t«»d Cat fioo. Address. MASON & H AMLIN Boston. «>i WASON BROFHEfIS, New York. WANTKO. AORXTS~.#7S to? 200 I'Ktt MONTH lor Kentlciiteli. and to $75 for l.idiof«. everywhere, t « introduee the IVlebi at.-d Oommon Sense family Bew •i»P machine. Improved and p. rfeeted It will hem, fell, hind, braid an l cmbri>}!er i> autifully . lM ijCo .-Jjn. making the eUstie -tlflTi, end I'tiUf warrKnfed T»r fliree years, We jtay the Wa pp». or « comnrsMioj|« l'ro#t whieh tltlco that MUIOUIH CMU !»e made. Address with «Umip, oi call .n C. DO WKtyfe k Co.. Salesrooms, X„. 255 South FIFTH Street, rhlladel phia, Pa. All letters answered projnptly ,with cbculara and terms. m;u vin in 11sini\is. j GOiX« FAST FOR UaSH! 11. O. k J. L. M'Aboy havejuat received a» their Es- j tau lull in eu I, iii butler, Pa., a largo aud well tvlected stock of which they nre «»dlini i\t hnr rates Ilea ! the 112 4lowing cat:.lAVue and pinflt thi-vehy.— j Fei the ladles : A Large SUK.'K of dress Goods, such Srlk N Cloth. Prints, Alpacas, Cobnrfrs, Del nines, Ginghams, Hooped Skirl*, i <S;c., <S;c., Jiiv Fur Int CivnlWueu: A!«*}'» on Uanil, Black Clothe, Fancy and Black- C'assimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Shirting, l lais t >6 CapSj Boote & Shoes, Household goods, such as Linen, Table Cloths, Carijets. *>il Cloths, Curtains, &e. SOME OF OUR PaiQES; 1 Bi'pt Pol»iiia«, 25 o(«. per vnr<l. I Hcjst Hoavj Muslin 25 eta. par yard, liwt Prints 2l) to 25 cts. porytitl. A luiy<4 stock »112 (i iiK'eiijH Host liio iA)(Fi'B cents i>;ir |»a«d. , 'V'ffoo Su«ar 18. ctß. ji<ir pound. | Crusted Sujjnr S2 cti. per pound. Bruwu sugar 12J coots per pound. GIVE US A CALL AND F.XAMIXK III] II ASSOBTMENT. i Butler, June 30, IKM —tf. List of Letters. T*UR following i» the I.iat of letters remaining iu the Puat olDce, Butler, Pa., May Ist, jSOC. Rtmknr Mi-, fcrt-a li. Mar well Mr J J. I B ttlitu Mr.C L Miller Mr. J.d»r. ]>l«-kn-y >li*. CiilUpriao 2lk(-aadla«M|. Aaroa B. 2 kudew far. W. McCrMivtUa Thomes ! iaom Mr. P. Morrow fcnu. .los. DUoO John McCandb e« K»4. Cr ur Campbell Mr. Oraham Aichle FrfJj B I Calender Miss Nancy Rao. George I Campbell K«n Ira Mr. W. C.iriwrigiit Mr. Heury Prentju Miasß-O --; I >.dlinger Frank Ray Mrs. Nancy 1 Draiaii George Rurnoll Mra iopUia j Downey Mr. Henry 14sia*ell X. Dick William isear Ksq A. 2 I Kddy Eaq Charles W. Hcho<»nown Ell Fretwtoh Mr. Gtnwge chaffer Miss Naocy | Fit Ids Mr John iitooifiro Mr* George : Gaston J. C. banduar 112 Gilbert Mr John 11. S SihaflFer Mr. Georg« J Gerruid Gottlieb fcpaer M. W ! Goodyear Mr*. LlszU Toel Leonnrd I GiUeepie John Teucraf Mr AD on . Glenn Afr Calvin Timbliu JJiiq. Alouao Hyman Mr, JacoTi Turnar Ssq. Jas. j Heuler Miss Chi isteaa verhtlm Esq. S L. i 111 leman Mr*. Mary A. Mr. Plull. M. Kuuuf Mb* Mary E wise Mr. GLil. If Ofttttt Jtr. cAwstian- |*». Gaoiv It. 1 ism, ttabt. ■ r. M. i i.«k W Mr. it M«cljel Mr Tnomat A>iaire taq U, ' Mnrrey Mr. Adam Pereoot calling for any of U>e above will please say they are Adv«urUt>eU. J. J. SEUWICK, ' Butler M*y 2 ! PARTNERSHIP. f|IHJ3 aadoralfTied would infbrm tlie polilic X they baire entered into Partaarsrlitp, ID the OadennklUil liuslnMi, a»d hereby solicit the patronage of the public. TLay are prtwrldad wHb a aaat Dear#; and hare OD .1 hand a lacye quaotlly of thevery beat material, and are 1 j lully prepared to furuiaii CoOlua afci kwia ou short 1 tootice. They will have oo haods oonsuuitiy a variety ol 1 ; Coffins finished to suit puidiaaera, add on the moat rea [ terms. ' -TRey nil also furnish Carriages *&4 cuareyancee for nocaaloos nocaaloos whaa reouasiud. Ware Rmv«os, OU Jefferson street, 2 doors West of American Crises Office Bn«»r.Jotjr2o,ll«si:(f. aaopSn^L^A' DR. CLARK, Of Anatomical Pathology A!»r» W PHTSICJAU rni On tr■ 1 iini 11 Tt«Sri«i 111 11 r | IITWF. IW »* n-+ 'T,O\vnr fiwfMe.'- IH VV Monda} , Tiuj-uiay. VV fdn«»sUy, ihn -bo , Friday an<l Saturday! luue 11th, U;ik, 14th, i >th and 'ftli IMW. Connoqrt#tie-; g I'own-nip. Wtiiientnwn, Morvhty June 18 l.ancastor Tj»., Muidle Lancaster, Tue>d «v, " 19 jacktoii " /ifneiiople. Wedncsdny" 2"I '• «• Kvan«i"irg, Thins.lay, 21 Cranberry Tp., at residen« 0 nearest election place FHdiiy, Jnee *yi Ailant I|> retideoce ueari'.st oleOtion place S.<t. 4 ' Forward tp , Jiiowwlale. Monday, " -*f» Mlildlenoxtp rueldenct; Mnarejt aleethmplte <• lues. •• Cliiit i»tp, 4 •» •• VV« Cjr -1 -T Ruttalo tp., if .aroevilli. i'ShT-sfiyi** <4 \\#*t Uiiifil l ®daf, '• *1 Jeflemon tp:,' S ihucUy 14 3«» FratJflintp . ftlop nCK July £ Mu'Ulyriie« I e« k tp'st'ortenlrille, ™ T'lfcMl.tjr. •• f', W orili tpw, Me' W- dr--<t#y,* 4 4 Mipperv rrs-lt t p;. i'ent'eviHe, Tk*!' •'fay. 44 'ft Mercer tp., UarrLavilie. Clearfield tp.. M«>nday. U li' img-.l rp.. JUUer»«towii, Toe*dav, 44 10 F»ii vu-w tp-. Fall view, I»»rk» rtp . JfciHittslaug, ThurvUny. " 4< 12 Allegheny rp, tWronei) n?areit e'ection place, Frl •' 13 VeiHiigo tp.. Furmingp'ti, faturday, 44 14 C-mHe tp.. I'nlonfitle, Monday, 44 1<» <1 ay tp . Situbuiy. limsilav. 44 17 t iietry tp , Atiiuid lie. Wednesday 44 is M >whiugi<'U tp . North Waslittigt<m, . 'ihefs'Liy 44 IU O neurd tp ,Mi Idletown, Friday. 4 ' '2' l Oxkland tp., lie Vd stow it. Saturdtjr« , 4 » 'l\ Butler tp., Monday and Tuesday , .ruly 23 nfliT 24 Invalids should not Nl to take ndvstita#i of this Op potlunit} of hiving their cue skillfully treated. Per i-onS can easily And me hi making Inquiry. BirOull f tthrprincipal O 'me in wm<r JViien thip and fjtt u Circular, giving full Vyifvrm itinh con - emirs DM- CLAn/OS fMudu'c June «.»t>t,* IR[ UNION MOWER. 'fills MACJILNH IB MADH 11Y mm H.awi & (UK r OF PITTSBURGH, PA. And In«f tho lfght«*st draft ami most duraldo nuichlnes yet oflbre«l to the public All Mowers are Warranted to give ENTIRE SATISFACTION, » jp*, p* FARMERS AWD OTHERS will find it to tbel i advnntatre to <t«4l at err Store in ttU'liliK PAXX'As AX n ; J#\:I!NV. ruis jiArniNK IWFC.IIK PUHCHAiSING- AN V OTIIKK. For reference, we glee the name of fif.ts PSAPCK, l>ij . w ho haa uaeil t hem. J. G. & Wm. Oftmpbell. Untie/ Juue Q.'Ue-l mo. MOWER & REAPER. tW'H LD respectfully jNifMiMffee t<» the fkrmerN of lint lor county, tlia't I sin Agent 112 >r the great labor aaving machines /ETNA & CAYUGA CHIEF MOWER AND REAPERS. Also the celebrated Excelsior Mower & Reaper inaopfavlured by Clark & suiglcy, dnnal, Full n, 0. THR WGRI.Ii RKNOWNXO Sharp's Steel-tooth Hay-Rakc. Alao the great American Champion Hay k sran Eafce* Send for our tlicnlarn of the different All ordofd a ldrested to the eiideriigned at ZclianojHe, Pa. will receive prompt attcntiou. junoO. lMi>e GKOKOER BA9TIAN, A\D " UNDERTAKING. HK DQL'AHTKKF* ON MAIN BTR»..T, OPPOSITE JERKS JIUIEL. THE *UFE*>RIB«I IS 'VFTTUNSIVEIY EUGAGOD IU THE UNQERTAKIN LINE, BOTNU FULLY PREPARED TO MNKE COFFINFC* OF ALL <U'#CRI|IT<OTIF, FLOATIJR AN.J PROMPTLY T<» ONLER COF FIN* OF ELL SIUMTMKI KIIIUT R«KULY UU*4T>, OIMI ALWAJRE OU lUMI<IS. LIE LIAS AJ-'> PROCURED AN ENTIRELY SFW AND SEAT HEARSE ; MIDI* UMS PRAPTIRETI TO AT4AUD FURIORALA ON THE UOTI' •*. HA EL-O KEEPE ON HAND* AUD MANUFACTURES TO ORRITF COMMON AND FANCY FURNITURE COXBISTX.NO or Bureaus. Tables, STANDI), Bedsteads, Chairs AT. ALL NIAIIS ll> A UEAS HUD WORKMAN-LIKE MANNER, AND OF THE FLNEET FINISH T KIT4IBHCAAF»W»W«AND TOANIT THE THNO# TBAOK FULFOV PART FITRORN ,■UW of THE PUBLIC 1* RES PEOTFUUJR ' CALL AND EXAMINE OU£ . STOCK. JACOB KECK. M,JR I#, S'Wjnot. FARM FOR SALE! A DEM ABLE PROPERTY «ITUALEDTF MILE FROM IHE'BOROIICB OI JIUILY. UA THE S«W CAATL* ROAJ. I COO TIMING SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES, 1 A IWO utrj BITE* HG»M ibmmv «MM. INTIL I OF »«*R «ULTNN W»UR. * IHTR* OROHANT, AMI •UP[*.««D BO UNDERLAID VR 11 HCM I, AWT WELL HOBERED FOR PARTIQULAIV, AOQEIRO "t \V. 0. LIRA.-KANRIIICE, BUTLER, OR TBA SUBSCRIBER RWIDLNG IN ITASJDN 1 A ZNLLPR OF PU. I MiTvEr 1861. iTu. BVEKLY. TEE LIGHT OF THE WORLD! DR. MAGGI^L'S HLLSiAND SALVK. These lif«- giving lbtnedta* uie now. for the Orat time given publicily to the world. For over a quarter of a uf private practUe the lugredientx ill these LIFE-GIVING PILLS! Have tMos ttse»t with ti e great men-est. Their |a»»>lo:i ii« nut only 1 > preventrdiara*! but tJ cure. Tliey enrKrli out the vinous maladies by ahk*h the {kettcut toller- j 111# nml re lnvlgoiHtuM tl»e falling st-tem. To the ut:e«l j aad iiillrm a low di*e4ol the-te PILLS Mill prove to he A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Fot in every easotbey *dd new li: c and vitality, mid re- j »titre Gu) waning energies t<» their pristine state. To] tlir young and they will pr<>v« most inval- ' iialdo, as n readj-, Sp< < ihe, and hl*i hnj| uiedivine. Here is a dftim i«aill» d that IH>i)riMe-Jtfcol for thri-e lunidri'd yeaWsjpi, and nev« found. lie looked for a li.nntain tliat would reitore the '»ld to vigor aud lunko youth ever An EtcrnalSpi-ing! It was !«• It fir 111 1 1 da}' and Imur to ivali/o the dream, and show, iu one glorious fact, the lucgic that made 1' fair. THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES Cannot stay the flight of yearn, hut tho.v can force b tk and hold aloof, dit«4.se tiiat tuiglit triumph over the aged au 1 the young. Let u >ti H h«wlthte then, bht the laviiiablttopportunity that ofTeii. When tukcu a>« prescribed FQJS, BILIOUS DISORDER Xothllig can be mole productive lit cure tbau lhe-e Pillt. Their almost magio inrtuenoe 1h felt at i#ncn; and tho UtdtAi ConCoiuitants of fhU muat d!stresting diaaase are removed. ThvSo reaM*die.t are from the put o*l I'Ketnblc tumpuuiuN, Thoy w 111 nol.liarm flu- hmsf 'hdh afi Tein t!> ,nnd can be given With gflkxi elfctt ill pfescribod dum-4 to the flabe. flabe. For Cutaneous Disorders Atul ail e uption* of the skin, the BALVR Inmost In valuable. It does Ileal exfei isGly alone lut petiotrnte* with the mofet iittritiiig cSiMj to On? ret/ root of the evil! .. DR. MiGGIEL'S PILLS Invariably Cures the Following Diseases; Asthma Bowel Complaint* CoUglis, Colds, I'hest Coativenets, D>>i>ep»ila. l»}arrli.»-1, . « . Fever A .Ague. Female ComplainH Heudaehe Itljli^estJoß, 1 nil aoiation, Inwaul ueaKliefs, " Liver Coinplaint. LOHUCMI of >ph its, Riuiiwortii, bait Rheum * Ifclttdrf. Skin r>lv»?»«os. lrr—\f»ne genuine without the trade mark around eiuuipot or box, by lill.'J. MAGGI Kl., 4«5, t st.,.New Vl/1 Ic, tocoiintejicit which it felony 4^-Hold brnll Mhn LtW U penh-rn In MHtlclne* throngh.iut the United State* and Cuuauas—at cents per box or pot. For Fa to at Dls. GRAHAM Jfc fTUBELTG.V't» I»ri»i More. Xol»» Ajpoits In Itntlftr Pa. < B. MUl.ttOY J .!*. MfKjp.v J SO. T. jjUAS* SPRING* TRRDE, 1860. Dry Goods I.KI mmi oiGKSiico.. 54 Wood St,, Pittsburgh, Pa^ -> n win fkh rutin SPRING GOODS P ' AT jtii; LDWSEST mmrr GASH. I riife stocK Nvir.t, hk sure ufciti 1 THE SEASON. BUYERS FROM EASTERN & CENTRAL OHIO, j - W'rsl 1 iryiuiti, ' Alt* i.WITLD TO CALL AND AMlNtf i Tb* Assortment, MnrrY* 14 A«lin lii i*f ratop*» >of Ice. WT\tf of WH.MAM KfrtHAirM". A IX pommii intercut** #r« )««rt ky notified ttmf Let j\_ t<r-« of Administration h.ivo <tnv Imm-ii granted to tlx- uii'lerdprmi. i® th< <-ata|ti «>f Win . JjenhaMi, latent (Vnrflvtfl town-hip deed, AH persona h»»Tio* tdninia afralnat xnid ferial*. will, thrvfurt, pri'MDt llid hhihc properly >iutlient Irated forveltlefhenr. mxl th'osir owing M'»i<l entitle. uiH uMiJe tlo- aujno without delay. tn» y -KL lit..-lit I'K Tfclt I J.HS IX. A'lui'r. MOWING MACHINES . J. G.&WM. CAMPBELL, A'-.tsii #Oll THE F'J ' ISO MOWER* I P tAr Uuckejo, Sr. Huckeve, Jr. Ilussel, Bit! Jlusseii. Jr. H u "^h¥., « , r Ulyvgal Iwcf, Jr. Hubbard, Sr. Hubbard, Jr. Woods' L'nion Improved Farmer. Also, Sharp's improved Hay Hake. I'ttluidi'it Jixoeltiiur liuy Fork. Harpoon Hay Fork, • Oruiti Drills. | Cultivators, l'luwrf, Corn ijhollors Fodder & Straw Cuttei-B, ind bit other. Agricultural and i'arn>i.ig 112 in Element h. Wo alao manufacture Conk Jc Heating and Cuumim Urate*. and all other kiuda «*f " which w«? will full on the .Most Kcunonnl>le Terms. Persona wishing topnrchtufl will ph'itf Gcnll und exam ine our «t«x'k. J 1 ' ■. .' j i . ( ~ Farm for Sale. rniJK nndooeigß*! "ftofß for ml* bid l-'ARM. lot aW X i# Wanliiugt en t »w«ohip, county, Acroa "t wood fuming Uwl; Hixty Aci <w of which am cleared. th»> LHUHCO woll tiujbe.ud. Thor* in a good double Lujc Dwelling hvuae thureou. A youu/ orchard of Apple and Peach tree*. Knui tu good cuu«litiun. — Twelve feel >l»«| of co;Um tl»n-o Vor parti'-u* l;tr» inqatve «l fne Edtt« r C»H/»v, or uf the uiulersigu 6t\ re«idtn« on tur preniisoi jq<e tt, * » liOUKRT gi'KAg POWER'S PATENT Perpetual lira am, PATENTED JWE L' 7, ISG-1 Every one his Broom Maker. TbJs br»«m-"jn thu bfrt DO*- In wt; It i« ORN AM£.\TAL a* wull as U&UXL. I'm ion wiwiag t > purchase To«iubl)i ICi^htM. n»i» do eo, by calling at the N •? , Jewelry Establishment | of Aire* & HucDjj , an Mafu street, 3 doars our:h of I Court Hqu-», fa ■J. , . FOE SALIi, | A £r < mni.7>mah»w|;mnrlyfo«r &vm, lor«ted Tmrn« dtately w««t of toe horoogk, and l*>uaded on the r.orth and we* by the crock, on the ■ Koutli by ta>Hh> of John Megl«jr. hi fot *ate <tu I r<a- inable tt-riaa. For particular* Kfilw of Mr#. Nathaniel w«ikor,crai thU ufflce. i muyie.eft— exciting:, DRY 60058, HEAD QUARTERS, ft T. PAPE 6 CO. One Door South of Ist National Bar\fc ffi'lfllffitßßa IPix# 100 Pieces. Sheetings* AT jtO, f5, gtt auid 25, ! «00 plfwii Prints, to, 19, IS, liO i 100 piece* Ui'lains, 13, 30, 80. j fJO pieces PoIDc ('bcvrci 31, 37 200peices Dress Goods .A.T ALL ZFJR-ICIFS. ■ - miJHnerv GouJs, au euor- I ' MOILS tuck, at. OLD PRICES^ S3O LnillCM Saqiifu, CoMtit, m«I<1 I'lietlrrfltldi. I LARGEST STOCK EVEK OPEN'ED. WE INVITE COMPARISON AXD HK P V COMPETITION. CALL X) SMB. .« A|>Hl t ' Drugs ! Drugs! Drugs ! DRS.&RIHAM& HIISEiTON NAVIVrt ptifrhiwd flir T»riip Ptora' w«t»iy own® by !>r. H- >'. UHiniJiui., will carry on tiio l/rug but li*** in all it* dcpm tmuuts. at th* old «tand, Moyd'n B1««C Muln ?trn»t lititb-i I'fi. Ho have couuUntly on U«o and for BII1«.'A puro <iuitlity oi 1)1! I'OH f'HKMICALH and PAINTB M1 l- s VAK S1 M|£§ A \jj LAML WHITE Ll! AD, EEIV LEAD A LITIIKR AGfc Dye-StufFa, Glass Butty, T alU'lfif IIS K, AM > A fAJOHO L, LAUD, Kf?li A NEATS-TOOT OILS, ItOTrLKb, VIALri, AXUCUUK». SOAP. RPGNGEB A l-AMPtf, PL U£ GROUND SPft'fcS, Ae. Ac. Ac. general variety of Perfumery & Toilet Articles Winen md Lienor* f<>r M#dicnl pnrpnee*. Wine* for I J-.u ramiiiifal »»»■«, furnished at Coal. PLysiciaoa pres criptions carefully rotn[H>iind*rf. Tlio public is rcnp»»« tfiilly invited to call and esainine I mir Nt-n.k, we me confident that we can sell ola iftMouabtt ' u any similar tfettbttebmeaUu tbe couuty. ftriv'.itt ' AO rOROUit I NEIV AXD BRA CJTIFUL WORK, I jftK PICTUKIAL BOOK Of INECDOTES& INCIDENTS. OF TIIE REBELLION. I | Heroic, Patriotic, Political, Romantic, Humorous Ac. SplendiJly Illustrated, with over feOQj fine Portraits it beautiful Engravings. for genial humor, tender pntboe, Hta/tllng luf«r*«f.nud attractive hvautv, »tAn«ln i ««'rh»aM and done among all it•• c« nij'Ptilors. TUB valiant and Brare Hr«rt«- fd. the Wet end Dramatic, tb- Witty nmlMir v«tllCKi«, th% T«mier and Pathetic. The Roil of F«M stud ?t..ry.Cam£, PickeV **py. -Scoot, Itlvonac, and Siege, Startling forffcWe*; Wonderftol K*cepee. famogn Words and deed* of and the whole p.morauia of tb« War, ere here tr*W-end atartltogly portrayed in ft lua-deiljr manner ut oac* hintorWAl 1 and romantic, ren dering ft the immt I'ritttait and*rM<Utde booh ; thi*t 41 »e w*r lied r.nlUd ... ■ ''' Enabled ottfeero and teacher*, energetic | yount' men. and all in wnntMrt profitable employment, will tind thi« the ho*t rha#ce to irake money ever yet •*Bei «d. &»ndf ,icirc»»W*wnd *ee«our Wrnjw .NATION AW PUBLISHING CO. • •' ' 50.6u7 Mflior Btre«t. Juue 6, 'W>~liu-«) yUILADELPHI*. PJ. Dissolution VOTIT!. li.-ii.by gi.cuio alt 'pJriom Intorstw). I tlMittl.. r'tli. NKtdl.* HtTMM *O - L»rtt<"l«»» «' nivler the naxre und title of I >Hl\vck. N.-O A ItjoMrn hus thU day (April JB.) been <Uw.olv*d »»v mut d»iC"U«eijt. K. .Vtf having retired from ' Hie firm. The mlatai will bof rafter be conducted l»J* IJ. A, .Hedwicg * J' Beown. in aho.-»e he'ids thft ** counts of the pt*rlous firm are left for collection. J. A BKDWICK, E HKFrr to-Htr. I»*y Sib , ISW P J". WO^lf, George Vogeley.' Jr., MANUyACTUB~ESAJrDIXBjU»KB %* ah urn o» Tobacco, Snuff, and egars, Mala Street, Butler. Thirty • y**t6 Up Right! i Xvrteb to niton* Butler couot>, end the regiop ffWrd aifl'ut, tbet I have jtiAt reeled the beet article* ev er imported into thie comity. ?h» oui* Wav to ffove the ftictie to C*n end examine mj Tooeccu, Rnuff and Hef»r»| believing in the ttutfKif the «-IU adage that "the ©roof of the Pudding ie lo chewipg the Meg.'' Any *»an that baa en tr.kling wr "fobftevlu air \A it, * >r 3 e, can be gratified. \ foir.Xit: TtteKtEY • Hntfe* |k,or
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