THE AMERICAN CITIZEN,
Butler, Pa. Wednesday August 1,1866
JFnton Itepnbll<-MM County K\-
ci'utive i'omwfllw.
C. K. ANDERSON, Chairman.
Adams lownpship, Jas Harr,
Allegheny " Joseph Uosenberrj.
Brady " Jonathan ,'l«ttou.
Buffalo •" M. N. ijieer.
.Uutier {' Jacob twii iffner.
Centre " J.
"Clay " Aadfiew Wick.
HJherry " John Smith.
Olearlield '• Ptorfwwd
•Clinton " Hart-woo Norri«,
•■Concord " Ate* Kulm.
(Cranberry " Jas. Sampi*, Ee<}.
fCounoq'n'g " Samuel Ileed, Ksq.
Donegal " A» Jrew Ha-nhart
. Fairview " Lewis 1). Campbell.
Franklin " A. W MeCullough. '
forward " K. I. Hoggs.
Jackson " James June?,
4/Fersoe " James >» right,
Ijancaster '' Oeorge Kuei**.
,Mari.ju " Robert Atwell.
;»Vl#rcer " J. N. Cubbison.
.Middlesex " Ale*. Leslie.
JMuddycrceJt" lleuben Shanor.
'Oakland '• Christy K<>bb.
■Perm " J. (J A. Kennedy, Ksq,
Parker '• Lt. Kobert Mt.ir v.
Slippcryro«k" J. 11. Chrutlejf.
..Summit " Jawee Steveunoo.
Venango " Franklin Joiuiaon, j
Washington" ht. Hawiiel Milliard.
Winfield " J'apt. Sam'l I). Ilaztett.
"Worth '• Thos. M'Nees, Ksq.
Hor. Hutler, Thos. H White.
'• ('entreville David M'Ponaid.
SaionbHrg Chu. Hoffman, Km],
" Sunbury. Chas. M'Clung,
Ztdienoplc,%ewis Heed K»fj.
lA«TS VH TIIKOKIKN.
-"Give Die a place to rest my lever on,"
nays Arehimcdwi, ' and I will move the
tro*ld." "Give Hie pure and jipadulter
tteil iirngs," sa&* >J#rfic*i, oUlaji
tiitt'Jt I *'lll cwie ,4lsensc:"
In one sense, both of tbcjjc
| Hiits ,iverc the vei iuist (ulxitiutans.—
Th<t;, Jt,cew there was no place to rest
itheir ijever ou, either .to (pove the rrorld
,or cuite disease. Mi'OWitiktin was in a
backward state, and tbetmedieal profess
iicn ,K«s but another nacie lor sorcery and
a'l the adjuncts of magic filters and
.charts of the sc. sc.
HOi tlicse latter days have borne unto
.us something more than even nuperstitioa
.audits cri* cverdraiiiut of intlMiiriiia ic*
philosophy. In these days ot practical
j-eicncifc what was theory ot yes:erd*y
is la«'t tdday, an 1 all the oil time nni >ns
beeyoie as hobbles in the sun, atj• J burst
bfeak with every breath we draw.
Let Archimedes shoulder hi* lever an 1
ike will find a rc.-trtg I'ur it to move the
K'irkl. Let,feline Adeieot Mudicus pant
and toil 110 ttore .for the dru/s lie so sorely
bleeds, for we have thrm at our ban
.'■nver ready to serve tncdi at Tiis bc'rk.
HeliiK'il in |(& Uftiratory of I>r. Mag
yiel, the finest materiels known in the
/medical profession are obtainable by apy
►one. Ilis llillious, Dyspeptic, and l)i;ir
toheaj'ills stand unrivalled, uud his Salve
Willi magical effect upon burns,
ocalds, and.n'l Huron iiid uleur* at' the
•#>k in.
In fact, |)iink M.iOOJKl's I'ilk ami
Salve arc tlic jropderof thin cent wry, and
wo arc happy ip the thought that, many
■others of our hretlircn of the craft a_ r rec
twith us. Wo wouid earnestly counsel
rihat all families provide themselves with
ti)r. Maggie' 8 Preparations at once, and
keep the in ready at hand, no as to use
them »t the most opportune time
.and as occasion serves. — Valley Sentinel.
TJbe Cholera.
Nkw Yoiik, July 27, —It is pro
posed to close all the districts i feet-*
•oil by cholera, and the subject will
probably be discussed at the meeting
•of the IJonrtl today.
On Governor's Island hopes were
entertained that the cholera had
reached its maximum. There were
no new cases yesterday, and the old
ones were considered hopeful. Di
arrhoea still prevailed largely among
jibe men.
The c littler a oa David's Island was
increasing. Tljem were fifteen new
cases and three deaths on Wednes
day.
In the Twelfth ward of Brooklyn,
the cholera was still on the increase,
there being eight cases reported on j
jthc Health Board bulletin, aud one j
death at the hospital.
Seven cases, with four deaths, by |
cholera in this city, are reported this
iporning, and 9 cases and 5 deaths in
Brooklyn.
Police Justice Mansfield of this
city, is reported drowned while on a
pleasure party while in Orange cotiu- i
ty in this State. Several othrr* are j
reported drowned at the same time.
Three more arrests t">-day of bou
-404 ware-bouM robbers.
s—A sloop was overhauled in Mobile
Lower Bay early on I uuiduy isuruiug, .
July 17, by u United States cutler, hav ,
jog on board 150 nugrow, whom the par
tips were about to carry to Uuba and .sell
jnto slavery. These ueg roes had been
collected at different oiuploy-neut office.-
jo Louisville, Nashville, aud Memphis, 1
under a promise of #iJU pur uiouih to j
yrork on a plautatiou. The uaptuio :md
prexr of tit£ wore ironed aud placed
cm board the shup-of-war Au'ju*tiue lor
safe keeping, aud will be torwarded to
Washiugton.
A n«>- law id Connecticut provides
% severe penalty for tbc crime oi procur
ing the publication pf a bogus uiarringe
UOtic*?.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Great Achievement of the Age.
Line in Perfect Working Order.
This great achievement has at la*t been
accomplished, as the full >wiatelegrams
atteit. All honor to tlio*e whose eiiei*
g : £H and skill have uiav*uij.li>djn,i it:
NEW YORK, July A» —The following
dispatch has jmt been received from Cy
rus \V Field ;
IlKAjtr'g COSTEST, July 27th, 18Gt>.
—We utrived here at nine o'clock this
morning, all well. Thank <>►*!, tiie ca
ble has been laid, and is in pcrf«ct work
ing order.
[SigoedJ -CvitLs W. FIELD.
ttKCOND DISPATCH
HEART'S CONTEXT, July 28th.—We
are in telegraphic communication uith
Ireland. The cable ic in |>er!ect order.
Cvut's W. FIKLII.
iSHittDiDIfiPATCU.
HEART'S CONTEST, July 28th.—Eng
land and America ate again united by tel
egmph. The oabJe is to perfect order.
We have l«en reeeiving and sending mei
suges through the ttfhole fable, ever since
the splice on the 13th inst., off tValentia.
CVRUS W. h'lHi.u
A soldier who lost both hamimin the
war was furnished with a baud-organ,
and, with hu son a youny lad, has.trav
eled a year or two in the of lios
ton, with remarkable success, having al
ready accumulated 815,000, the gener
ous con'tibutions of the charitable.
A special dispatch Irom St. Joseph
to the Democrat, says parties from the
Plains report the Indians massing for
mid old ranchman say, us «oon as
the corn is ripe, nearly.every tribe on the
,l'tii|),si»vill start on the war path. They
are w<!ll armed and Jiave plenty of am
munition.
—General Sboridan, at Xew Orlean*,
has published a General Order forbidding
commemorative Confederate monuments
in his Departiiiont. and dissolving all or
gantzatiuus fur that purpose.
—The family horse of the late Presi
dent Lincoln was sold at auction in Chi
cago on the 14lh inst. He was bid in by
the owner at B<s">, S6U being the higher-t
sum offered. The an tn il was 18 year*
old.
—The bronco statue ul' \Va>hin»u>< .
removed from the Institute at
ton, Va.. during tbe.War, lias bee re- j'
turned, anil will -faeifewailutl rated o>i 'lie
Kith of E*-triv jjeteho; t
will uclivor an
—Thirty .yetxte jyin a \tnjow named i
I'ati.y folk, »'»• <||iiii Jete ii. < • .-I ( en
t,v. Maryland Tile perpetrator w■- li t
discovered last >*e It i>y li.< owu conic.--
ihimi i! --iej. Iwd. M|i hll bus mster i
nati. n •!.«:« getting well.
—A mutiny occurred on Thursday :
night among a .purtiou of negro troops
on foHy 'Hand, S which was sup
pressed alter one of the mutineers had j
been killed and two wounded. Ihe rest I
of the mutineers were brought to j
Charleston uu ler a slron,' guard.
A country merchant lns«ned a X s
(•Wleins jrrocevy ti in fir soil liirn:
brown smjar containing 2 > per cent •>! i
cohim >n-sand.
Three persons hive died in l'hila :
delpliia frout eating vegetables cooked in j
a copper vessel
mv mil II r>.
On th<- Ut tilt., bv Rev Wm P. Itremton, at hla own
reiM.nro. Mr Will- K unorer, ami Ml.. Annie Kmkiid
b"ih <>f Fairview ip.. Hurler county, Pa.
On the 11th ult., byjfeev. Wa. M Landi*, Mr.George
Rind ream, to Mi*» Cut Win- tlulniiin. boib from near
Mtd<ll«* l.auca-tur, Butler county, Pa.
On the Mth Inst - . by the earn*. Mr. Ahrahim Wolf, of
Harmony, to Miss Francis M. Krey. of near liutler.
On ljj«i 10th inst . by the wtntf. Mr Conrad Scbruler,
of Pittsburgh, to Mini Isabella Hctie dam uilel, of near
Middle Lanes jter.
I>» E l>
U# tbe '2vtb of June, after a Imicerihg iiii.r„., j on
lb>iubgaidn«*r, of Miodle lAncaster, aged about U6 yrs.
On the 21st. ult., Wm. R-«d<*ut»ach , of lltrmtuy. 01
Tjphoid fever, aged 44 yrs lOuioe., V day*
On the 17th day of July, at hti' residence in Middl
itex tp., of Dmnsy.Mrs Rachael Hi itton, aged 70 ye »rs
0 mo*. and 10 days-
Special goticcs.
C ftfTTKR"TEARI Wp'wnnt
Agents everywhere to well our
lUPßovr.n SJO Sowing Machines. Three new kind* t'n
der and up|»er feed. Pent on trial. Warranted Ave rear«.
I Above nalarv or large commission paid. The o*t'y ma
chine*. mdd Uj United Htaten f ur !«■»• than |4O, which are
I full if lie*** sed btf Home. Whttlrr if Wilftm (Irnrrr
| Maker, Singer d 0» , and Bachelor AU other cheap
| machine* are infringement* and the teller or user are
I liable to arrest, and imprit*nment. Illustrated clr
-1 culari aent free.. Addre«a, or call upon Bha%w k Clark,
at ltiddef»rd, Maine, or Chicago. 111.
jane V!
ffrQn A MONTH t—AORNTS wnfK.-d for
l« entirely new articles, junt out. Addr«a«
O. T (i ARKV, City Building. Bid lo'ord. Ma.
muo 27 «6-ly*.
nu§vc.
TIIK MASON a HAMLIN CAHIVKT ORGANS, fi.r
fiacrsd and necular mimic . for«v dHbreat ntvlm, $H -g o
fdutteach. FIFTY-ONE GOLD OK SILVHK MKU-
A LS. or bther ftrtd preniiuinM uwarded them.
tedCatdoguo. frae. MASON & HAMLIN
Botton or MAS9N B8 ofH£Ht New York
WANTKD. AOKNTft—s76tn|tOO PKR MOM 11 lor
gentlemen, amj Hi t to $76 tor ladiee, every wheie,
t • iutroduce the C#Ubrau4 Common Hen-to Family tew
ing machine, improved and perfected It will bem, fell,
ijuiit, biud, braid and embroider beautifully
Prtcft only S2U, making the elastic lock «titch,aud fully
warranted for three year*. We pay the above wages, or
a cuouu>«aioo. from which twice that amount cau be
mad*. Addie*a with nUuip.ui call «.n C. lloWKiwtt <k
Co., Halenroom*, HQ. M* couth FIITII Htreet, Pbil idel
pbia, I'a. All letter* auawwred promptly, with ciicular«
*ud term*.
»KW 4 PVF.WTISFMEXTW.
Witherapoon Institute.
rIK U«t h.lf of th« hum. Trrm of thh Illgh .
School in duller, ttmler th« in-t riirti.ni „112 I'iof I
•or lllugh, will commence un Muodot, the IML of.
Augu*;. w .
Dntlor. Au* l-«t LOYAL YOVNO, Poc'y. 1
NOTICE.
WIIKKEAS mv wileCrtlwline, ha- ießmr lied ami
U >a d without juat eauH», 1 therefore warn mJI
perntms :uaiiii(t hn b -riun hci "112 giving Iw credit on
my acoouut, a* 1 will pay a » debt* of her eo«r ractlng
I'hTLlt UK »KljL. 1
llfllWt.* Zalienopla, Hurler co, Pa. j
NOTICE.
IV the matter ol the |i»ti|i it) of KrnUriok Pequ i fir
4>force | rom
C. P. N«X7. Oee, Term. Unift. And now, June iltli >
18W.(ourto , Motion of J. M Thouipeon appointed '
H. A.lurk. n Commladoiier to make pubdeatiou. tako tvw 1
Uißuuy, Ac., in thie caee.
Unfitr cvuntyi ;
Certified Irom the reconl tbi« 20th day of June. 18*'4>
WM. S I'UJf?, I'roth y.
I will attend to th© dutiei of the ab »ve appointment
at tho office of Wna. Stoop*, £»q ,i D ltntler, on Friday
the -4th day of August, A. I) lo 6, at 100 olock a. iii!
of faid day, at wltico time all ro/Ue* may attaud if they
•XX) proper. v j. y CLARJK. I
Atijfjirt Hf. W'>l». CcTncjlr»lgtc| '
PTJTIJER MAItKETW.
Bvrvr.%, Pa-August 1, 1866.
***• Mntl P* r i-ound
HKANB—W hiu, ll.Ou xier bushel
BARLEY—Spring, M
REESW AX—3O r<-ur- i>. *tuA .
KOGFT —I* - at*
Fb)UR~ ' bent, *&,.*> ta W) p«rbvn<l.; Rye 4,00
Huckwceat, ip*r hum,.
KKUIT—Ur. Apple*, 20eta per ft; Dried Peaches,
25 nut* W R>
FEAHf KKCt—tA rwt« per pound.
GRAIN~U u-u S'.Oiper l.unte Ere, 76 Oate. 45c.
C<-r* 4>, l!nek wheat, 7/e.
UiIOt'KHIKS-Coff'*, Rio, 90 per pinnd; Jtn, 86,
Rrown Husrar. 15eper pound; do. Whitei *2r N.O. Mohu
e* f1.25 cents per gtll>n; Symp 1 00 and 91,50.
JIIDEf*—7 cent* per p*«N»d.
LARD—I 6 reatJ p>r pou«d.
NAT!.*—fß.oop«r keg.
POTATOES—II.26 per bn-hel.
PORK—Shoulder*, 10e ; flitch, 17c; Dams, 92 per
pound
RAGS—I rent* per pound.
HICK—IS eog<* P*r pound.
!*A LT—H.'M p«r barrel.
cents per poand.
W«*)L— 16c per pound.
PITTSBURGH M ARKfcTfiL
PirrSßtrmaa, July 30, 1866.
A PPI.ES—fS.OO (ft) 112 5,00 per bnrrel.
Rf'TTER —Fre<h Roll, 80 ft 82* per s>.
CHEESE—Western Reserve, 22c per lb; HaraWure
17 ® 20 per lb.
EGo*-VJBB 25 per dozen.
FLOCK—Wh*at, sl2,so<ft |lB Rre, 5 25/ a t 50.
GRAlN—Wheat. ?2.25 ra& t.2 80: Corn, 75c. Oati, 43
HARLEY—Sprint?, 75,: Fall, 90.
GROCERIF.S —Sugar, 12 ft 18ct« per fb: Coffee, 25
per lb; Molasses, Jf. 0., 1,10 ft 1,15 c per gallon ; Syrup,
95c <rb per gallon.
SALT— Liverp.x.l, f_'.25<*»2.50 per sack; No. t.
*KW ADVERTISEMENT*.
J. B. €LAJUK. "
Attorney at Law,
SUTLER, PJSHN'A.
t&~Ot&ce in the Court House.
.QOVKRVMK.VT BOI'XTIKS KQL'ALtZFD.
Thft extra U untv Rllew«<l by net of ConfteM to
Soldiers or their representative* collected althuut un
neceewy <l«*la.».
4&-TKHMS:—AII letterapromptly
Ikltlrr. A'JKUit l<t, 1S '.«, tf
Auditors Notice.
Butlrrnuiinty) »» :
I N the inntter of t»»e final cccount of Israel Cookfon
I. And.laniM- II llmau, Executor* uf Jiteob KUsut, lite
of Cianberiy township, d#e d.
G C. No— June Term, 18' a, And now t > wit.lone
17 IS»fl ()i motion of McOamllitii, Ct U;'t appoiuie i
Thos. Robinson, an Auditor to make disii :buti <n.
Dy the ( ounty.
<>rtifle«l frt»m tLe record this 81st day of .Inly. A. D.
I** s W J. VGt T NG, Cleik.
NOTICE is hereby given that I will attend to the
du'.ie* of the ab- ve appointment at the oftke of
I'harle* McCnn«ile*«, K*q., on Thursday, the 3uth da>
of August, at 1 o'clock, p. m.of said day.
THOMAS KGtIINSOX,
A«r 1, '6O, 4t. Auditor.
Atf XULRY AtADEJII.
THE Fall term of the Minbury High school will open
on Ihe l:-th of iH»n. mi l continue twelve
*e« k,. Kor teruis, Ac., addrrss the Principal at Coul
l»r*vn|e, Uutier Co., Pa
. , J). AM. CROSS,
July £% 06 it Principal.
A Valuable Farm For Sale.
QITUA I'M) on the Mercer nn I Ktnlenton road, one and
tKD mnh.tff mile frOiii Han I ,*il,e, Rutler Count v, |>a
t ill IIIIJ " '
One Hundred and Seventy-Five
all>>f uilH'h ,is ill A iiijfll «tifo of CsiliVMtioQ,--
Ktohs*.rn l-.«*ell Hs{.r<Mj having two fctiemi peailng
dirtily through t, bc-«.t*, tw. umr fail,/,* spring"
»ic i« well ent utated I n ether a grain or st.rfk 112 irm.
Then-i* on said ft ma large two htory frame home
I i .nn.- turn. also a largo orchard of choice fruit*;
" ' r numbering ..vei thiee hun.lr. fi tree*, ami
" 112 k >'l iiU'td .w. IVrsou* wi.hing to pur
do well i.,cull v »uf 'repurchasing 112 I-on here,
tor in tber int.uiiia; ion ca'l at the pre mined, or address
the -ui'-i i iber at Ilarrisviilr, llutler co Pa.
I • lul> - , ' ;u JACon no
, J,U> ™' JMPdU - V > ID WIN LT , >S |
THOMPSON & LYON,
AT3TOH KEYS'AT LAW.
'3 i/-c;r, v; \\j
NOTTf K It hereby given that l.ettera Teatmentary
• ■iilt'ie estate <<f of,l It<>bini<>n. lat • of the town
of Kit ill \wnt«r, .lobnson, Co., Mi**»uri, dee'ed, have
b««-n in »n:ed to tli- un<.erNi K ne'l. Therefore, nil per
sons knowing them*elve* in lehtwj to said estate will
nnk® pavment. an-l those having claim*
i *<*lni4 tbe same, will preient thaiu properly authen
ticated for settlement.
RORBETSTORY.
July lllh ISfi#—fit Executor
Auditor's BTetioe.
IN the mutter of the petition of N ¥. McCfcndlona,
(JowiuUteeof ChriM lan Vimgerfor leave to sell real
C. |», N027, June Term. 1861. And now to wit: June
; Bth, 1866, Court appoint <). W Fle-ger, Koq ,au audi
tor to take testimony in reference to the claims of the
I creditors of the lunatic vu<J make mp »rtr*U and-elate an .
I account of »am*'hat ut « claim* legally upon the e*-'
tatti of ««id lunatic* Uythecouit.
j liutler count//. **
Certified from the recorJ thie IRth off June MM.
W*. Stjops, Prolh'y.
{Notice it hereby given to th bayingclaim* against
the said estal*. that I will attend to th* duties of the
lib..*® appointment at the offlc* of lib k A y ledger, in
Butler. on l'u»tday, the 2lat day of August, A. D. ISO4J
at I o'clock, p, i|,
. , „ G, W. FLKTE'iKR.
July 18 lUdft It, Auditor.
NOTICE.
WimtKAC. my wile Margaret liu left mv bod and
bard without jn.t <aw, I therefore warn nil
|.»r.ou» ngainet harboring bcr or <i»im h*r credit on
m> Rci'uuut, im ! * ili pay no debb or bills by bur con
tracting. ADAM MAY,
Juiy 11, ISG6, 3t,* Jackacn t,■iiutler Co., Pa,
Exerutor'n \ulice.
I I FTTKHh testamentary on tke KlUteof Wm. Patt<>n
\j late Of .Nli|.peryrock township, deed, bave this day'
| t». eu jcranted to tlui oa lersigned. Person* indebted to
I the are reqne*ted to make immedinte |wiyment,
aud tbone having claims will present them properly au
thenticated f.»r settlement '
Julyll,rtb,Ot. DAVID AHMrifRONG, Cx'r.
Exerutor's Xattrc.
112 I BTTKRf testamuiitary on the K»tateof John Young.
J_J **le of Lancaster township, datr'd, bave Jieen issued
to the undersignetl. Therefore all pereou* kimwuig
I theiiiMnlves indetited to Mid estate, are requested to iruiku
: uuuu?diate payment; *ud those hav lug claims acainst
the same a 111 prveeut tbem properl v antheuticute.i for
ttjement. FRANCIS UTT.
julyll'o6,flt* Executor.
NOTICE.
4 LL (terpens indebted to the llrm of Rhlknl A flirl
*er are hereby notified, that the Book account-*,
Notes and Due Bills, owing said Firm, are left in the
hands of Wm 8 Ziegler, fcaq.. for collection.
Butler, July 11, 1 >M, 3t. BIOKKL A BIIRIAER.
$lO REWARD.
fill! K above reward will be paid by tho subscriber Upon
1 inf r million being g-r.-n him. who the person or p«r
sons ii « that continue to do malicious mWhief in the
But ei t'emetery i.y bre.kiqg glassaa, Pluwer por*.
Flowers aud i<hruh«. Little boys, who are In tbe habit
of daily roamiug through the Cemetery, bad better quit
that nractice. as it is pot a suiuble place for tbem to
ramble without a parent or guardian Parent* should
warn tbeir chi} lreu against «urb g.pss burbarity.
Q.C ROWING
July 11, IM6. At Treasurer of the Boird
Orphsn'n Court Nale of fteaj
Kstate.
BY VIRTCK of <»n order snd decree of the Orphan's I
Coiifi of Oiittcf c-'Unt>,the will ex
lame t«» sale by public vendue and outcry. U|m*u prea- |
i-es on Saturday, the 2&th day of Aagnst, A. D |M«6. j
'o* 4 '•»»- , wiqg de«(]i-ine<l real estate, late of Adam Peters j
deceased. wit>ut one-fourth ag acre »»f land !
situate In the vi44.i|fe of Haehersvilfo, Buffalo townsb'p, |
Itetier county, pa . bounded on the Nortl) t?y land of |
Jacob hrnian : the Hui ler and Freeport Turnpike
Koad: N»uth by lands • 112 I'lirisiian Amith; and west by
land* of heir* off la>«ris Krumpee. dee d, on which is j
**ss2*l*? House.
.lI » t BALK.—One-third in baqd on conflrma
tn»n of « n «lthe balance in two oquui %f)=ual insUll- :
m«Mtt» Lheieailer. witlj iniefe-t from d-4e "112 confirma
tion - NORMAN Kl UK LAND,
. . JOI,N
juiyil OB.tM Executors of Adam Peters, dec d.
STOVES ANrrPLOUGHS.
\\TKOKnECKKK 4 KEUIKK. —touu-
«lor«--*-«iniidry North of I Ik- boi-
SmonM ( ' Ce - Their wardroom i«on Main." reet
In M a>»<i .sui il.uf Jack'* HaUfl, where you will find »ovci
of all sizes aud patrons. They wl«» keep on hand - large
stuck of Ploughs, which they sell mcheat> u they ran he
bought •tony other cfuMitffcmcßt in the county.
Oi i««.i tf
REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF THE
American Watches,
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS.
In consequence of the recent great decline in gold and
silver and all the materials used in the manufacture of
our goods, and in anticipation of a still further decline
we hare reduced our prices to as low a point as they van
be place* 1
WFTFT @©TD! AT PAP,
so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now froxa
the expectation that it will be cheapor at some future
time. The teat of Leu years and the manufacture and
sale of
More than 300,000 Wniche*,
bare given o«r productions the very highest rank among
kne-keepers. Commencing with the determination to
make only thoroughly excellent welches, our business
has steadily Increased as the public became acquainted
with their raise, until for months together, we have
been unable to supply the demand. We have repeatedly
enlarged oar factory building* until they BOW cover over
three acres of ground, and give accommodation to more
than eight hundred workmen.
We are fully justified In btatlng that we now make
MOKE THAN ONE-HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES
SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The different grades
are distinguished by the following trade marks engraved
on the plat •:
1. American Watch C 0.," Waltbam, Mass.
2. " Appleton, Tracy k C 0.," Waltbam, Mas#
$. " P. S. Ba/tlett,'' Waltbam, Mass.
4. " W m. Ellery."
ft. OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality U named
*' Appleton, Tracy t Co ," Waltbam Mass.
0. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch Is named "P. S
Bartlett," Waltham, Mass. These watches are Air.
nlshed In a great variety of size* and styles of cases-
The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Maps , author
ize us to state that Without distinction of trad* m*rks
or price,
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THRIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
o be.th« e me keepers of their class e w er mvle In
this or any other country. Buyers should remember
tthai unlike the guarantee of a foreign maker who oan
never be reached, this warrantee is good at all time
against the Company or their agents, and that if after
the Bioet thorough trial, any watch should prove defec
tlve in any particular, It may always be exchanged for
another. As the American Watches made at Waltham,
are for sale by dealer* generally throughout the coun
try, we do not solicit orders for slnglo watches.
CAUTION.—The public are cautionod totbuy only e
respoctubl* dealers. All t|rt»r*otu selling counterfeits
will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AOBNTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
189 nil OA DIVA Yf N. Y.
Julvll <S6,lm.
Presentment of the Grand Jury
In Kcgard it* (he Public Build-
I" B*.
Butler County, u.
The Orand Inquest inq<ilring In and for the County of
llutler, at February Sessions, IStJO, made tho following
Presentment, to wit:
The Grand Jury in and for the County of Butlor. rec
ommend* the Commissioners ©f *aid County to build a
new Jail ah *Mtn as practicable, and that the iron fence
mound the Court House be cleaned and well painted, an l
whatever necessary repairs the Court Jlouw may need,
be made. W.C.ADA MR,
February 28, W"J6. Foreman.
Aiid the Or.tnd Inquest inputting In and for the County
of llutlcr. to June hcsaions. 1M66, tnade the following
I pre*entn «-nt. to wit:
The (Jrand Inqueitof thoCounty of Hutlordore-»poct
•fully present.
Tha* we examined the Jail of natdCounty, in the Dor*
ongh of Itutlor. and find it utterly unfit for the use for
which it is intended There are no means for keeping
depurate the male and female inmates. It Id so arranged
that it in impolitic to remodel the Jail, no an to efroct
any permanent or important change. The Jail I*, be
nicies in our opinion, too nmall and unhealthy, being
datup and murky. We, in *hort, condemn the Jail a*
worse than useless. by being positively uutitted '»** hab
itation for any huim.n being. It It inhuman to put and
kiep men, murh mere fi-iuntm«.iiii
neys canuot Mr and consult with their Clients in the
Jail, w thoat prrrat inconvenience ll an dl-comfort.
It if*. Ifi'our j.VdiftiYi.nt. an <Hjthi*e on decency and hu
manity, and a disgrace to the County. We "tburefure
earnestly advi*e and recommend the demolition of the
old Jail and the immediate erection of n new one. We
further present that the Jail and it* surroundings are
well, neatly, and comfortably ""kept at present by the
Sheriff and his g<»ud wife. as U po-nlblo. »\W further
recommend the Commissioners of the County, to have
the Court II UiMi insured lis*»uon a* possible, in a mint
approaching a* near a* may be its original cost, in sonio
one or more responsible Insurance Companies.
We further take the preMent opportunity of expre-Mdug
our opinion of the attentive and gentlemanly attention
ol our worthy DUtrfct Attorney ,W, 11. 11. Kiddle. F.sq
(Signed) WLKX. UILLKtfI'IK, Foreman.
And now tu wit: June *, 1866. The Clark is directed
to publish this presentment in the papers of Bulla
County lly the Court.
Certified thb '2«ti:dav of Juue, 186fl.
VW J.YOUNG,
June 11, Y$M. -4ft«*rk.
JAS7T. -BRADY & CO"
(Successors to Jones & Co.)
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets.
BANKERS & BROKERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Dealer* in a) 4 k4n<U of
COVEUfcMKNT PKCURWIEfI.
FollHliiN fIXCA'ANOp..
OOLD,
SILVER and COUPON®.
INTEREST NOTES.
Collection" made on all accountable points in the
the United State* and Canadas.
interest Allowed on time De
posits.
FKglicst Rates 3'»i(! for Couj.ponds.
i t titnm. •
Real Kntate AgcWfy.
rpllß undersigned haa opened an office in Butler, Pa.
1 t»r the purchase and wile of lUal Estate. I'eraona
wishing to either aell «>r pnrchase Karro?. or other Ileal
Estate. will And it to their interest to rail ou me
1 have on baud a number of ro<h| Far ma. of various
aiaes for aale, on attch terms an will unit purchasers.
Persons wishing to dispose of their Ileal Estate, will
And it ts- their advantage to place It on my b<K»ka—
Those deairing to purchase can l»e snited, in variety,
price ami quality, by reforeucc to my list.
Any information in reference to Real Eatate in this
county, can be obtained by applying by letter or per.
aonally, to the undersigned.
Office with Juo. M. Thompson. Att'vat Law, Butler, Pa.
JAMKB T. M JUNKIX,
Reel Estate and Insnraece A cent.
l'ublle Male.
r PII K undersigned, Committee of Daniel Lnta, a
1 tic. will offer for aalo at public vendue, on
isea, on Thuraday the 30th day ef August
o'clock, P. M., of said day, the interest of said
to sixty acres of-land, raevo or less, situats in I.an<VIMI
township. Butler county. Pa. Intunded north hy lauds
of John Shaffer; on the east b* land* of Joseph Stanf
far: aouth bv landaof Ilenry Kohrfl: and west by Innda
uf the heirs uf Thomas Wllaon. doe'd The interest of
the aaid lunatic—there being the undivided thieo-sev
enth* there.*.
TERMS OK SA EE.—One-third of the purchase money
tf» be paid on the confirmation of sale by tb* Coftrt, and
the residue in Awe eqoal annual payment*, with interest
from gjod.
fJAMCEE LUTZ,
ttlyH'fiflJt, Committee.
HUIIGI4OM DBNTIHT'K
DRS.S.R.&C.L. OICFENBAOHER.
HE preparod to! ua« r
Those desirous to avail
examine their new styles
extracting and adjusting the teech'done witli the*b!p*t
material* and in the beat manner particular at ten ting
paid to Children's teeth. Aa mechanics, they defy con>
petition; as operators they rank among the beat. Cha»
geamoderate. Advicefree of chvg*. Office—ln BoytT«
Bidding Jeflersou Street, Butler Pa.
Dec. 9, 1863 :::tf.
KNITTING MACHINES.
THE uqdersigued would inform the public, that ho ia
prepared to aell the Dulton Kamilv Knitting Ma
chine—the strongest, moat almple and beat in the world
—Patented in lwjl, Mn«J perfected In 1864. Tbta ma
shins will not only do plaiu work, such aa socks, 4c.
but ako fancy knitting, with a most perfect and heauli
ftil stitch. It will knit comforts, JVnbies, £p., (wenty
articles Any per*on wishing to obtain one will please
used lor circular. Address (enclosing a stamp »
11. F. SAW HI EL, Z« lienople,
PehU HMV« A K ,.nt f.a- it.,tU, rA„„lr
I.inie lor Nale.
TUO.SE wishing to purchase a cood quality of Li««
can bo uccommodated by calling iijioii the -übscri
bet at hit rosirtenc* in lot ward township, 12 mil,,
gpntfa West of Butler, aud i taLUmi up Breakurck &CIL
Evanabuff fAfk W. WAT&Mf,
Juc* 20 .
THE HAMILTON
dol(hiul^ilttr|ftinintj
cojs&F A.i<r^r
Or XBVADA
LOCATION OF MINES I
MAMMOTH AND NORTH UNION,
NYE COUNTY, NEVADA
lOi
Organized under a ttptcial Charter from Uu fftaU of 1\•
lOt
CAPITAL BTOCK 11,000,000.
200,000 SHARES, 15 EACH. '
Principal Office, 224, S. Fourth St,
MIL A DEL "HIJL.
lOl
os-vx^Kiie.
PRESIDENT.
BON ALEXANDER RAMSEY,
U. ts. Senator from Minnesota.
VICE-rBESIDENT.
ALFRED GILMORE,
Philadelphia.
SECRETARY.
JACOB ZIEOLER,
Philadelphia.
TREASURER.
EDWARD F. MOODY,
Cathiei• National liunk of the litjiullic.
MANAOINO DIRECTOR.
ROBERT W. HAMILTON.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
HON. ALEXANDER RAMSEY,
St I\,ul, Minn.
COL. JACOB ZIEOLEU,
Butler, /Ynn'u.
WJI. B. OODEN, ESQ.,
Chicago, 111.
ISAAC It. DILLER, ESQ.,
Chicago, 111.
HON. ROBERT W. HAMILTON,
Nevada.
GEORGE B. PRESBURY, ESQ.,
BaUitnort, Md.
FRANK STEELE, ESQ.,
Philadelphia.
HON. ALFRED GILUORK,
I'hiltdtlphia.
COL. JOHN M WETHERILL,
PcUttUU. I\s.
E. REED MYER, ESQ.,
Surveyor of the I\>rt, Phila.
HON. T. J. COFFEY,
.T'hiludelpMu.
HON. GEO. \V. WOODWARD,
Chief J ustic* of the.State of Pennsylvania,
BANKERS.
NATIONAL BANK OF THE BE IT II LI C
SOLICITOR.
SAMUEL O. THOMPSON, KSQ.
THE HAMILTON
(tM & Silver (to,
O JT NEVADA.
! The proporty of this Company Is situated in the Msnu
moth and North Unidti .Mining iHstricts. Nye County,
Stnte of Nevada, and Tom prises the following nauicd
ledges of tilrer bearing quaitt t
I. EDGES IX MAMMOTH MINIXG DISTRICT-
The Winnebago Ledge, Twelve hundred foot.
» 4 ' Union tadge. One thhousand feet.
" Red Jacket 1.iig5,..w,.,'.,-„OBe thousand feet.
M Wabasha w Lmlge Klghteen hundred feet.
" Ojibwa Ledge, >v.Twelva hundred fret.
" Mammoth <\>ni-tock Ledge.. Ligh toe u hundred fejt.
* YelloW Jacket Ledge,m One thousand feet.
" liecotab Lodge, ..Twelve hundrod feat.
»♦ Comet Ix.lgc. ;un Uue thousand! feot,
" Leviathan L«srtge,....~ Eighteen hundred fn
*' Emerson Ledge..; (Hie thotiHand feet et.
LEDGES IX NORTH XfNION DISTRICT.
The llHiniltou L'dge, Twelve hundred ftet.
»• Hamilton K* Lwtlffe, amii. ..Twelve hundred feet.
*• (Jjibwa Ledge, Twelve hundred foot
• l lfecotah Ledge y. hundred feet.
" llriiHH Valley Ki, Ledge, ..i...Twelve hutidro I feet.
" llushnell Kx. I*«lge TWelve hundrod foet
Kx Lodge .fW'elve hundred feet.
" Pony Kx. Lodge,. . TU'elve hundred fe-t.
'• Overland Ex. Ledge, ...TVelye hundred feet.
Tim Officer* and Itond of IHrectors of this Com|rtnv
present the al>ovecombination of twenty rich »nd valu
ulile Silver Ledges, comprising: tWenty-tlve thousand
feet, which they confidently believe embraces a proper
ty for profitable silver mining'Un4urpas.ied by any on
tiie Pacific coast.
This property was selected and located by practical
and experienced miners, among the'llrst, in North Union
and Mammoth, whwh are justly regarded among the
bent silver mitimu districts in the «ate. on account of
the richness of the ores, the width of thevqi"*, the fine
timber on the mountain, and the salt ba4iu* and gra«s
in the valleys.
This Cumttfitif da not design to sdt forth statements
that will not be verified, and pre:er under-estimating
What thwy bulieve the results will prove Fuel han
itamot grent rxponrto in manv of the district.4 The
A Cutry, Ophir, Savage, and other celebrated mines in
Washoe, are paying Irom fifteen,twentv dollars per
cord for wood. A twenty etimp mill will consume fif
teen cords of wood per day, ai#lSper cord, amounting
fo 122 A per day. In the Mtmmoih and North Union
districts it would besiuiply the cutting, $» percotd. or #6->
per day. There IM a large saving on this item. In the
c hsumptionof salt, which is larg Iv use lln mining
operations, the saving would not be las< than I'M) per
aay over many other districts. In lliwetwo Items tliefo
is an advantage in cost of running a twenty atainp mill
in these districts which would inako a handsoqiu yearly
| profit of itself.
It Is not tho Intention of thoCompnuy to work all this
I property at the Mem-nt time, but to hold it In reserve
for futuredlapoMClbn. either ti form a uart of It Into
! other organisations, or to ur«it other uilll«, as may be
| deemed expedient. A twenty stamp mill new a w*dl
eelected l&de will pay a large dividend os the capital
the Hi st woi king rrmr, and leave a reserved fund ie the
treasury, to be applied to the erect u# another mill
This Ouipany intend to erect a Arvt-cLtts *IU near
the Winnebago tod*, which Is tmr and oae-balf fwt
wide, tffjd is%Mmsldhred one of the rkliest silver Lodges
In .VfK-ltSk, and will afford an ample supply of ore for a
twentv-etamp mill.
I'rofotsar Illatchly, who Is a scientific, reliable, and
very cautious gentleman, ways of this lode :
• > This is a strong well-defined vein, thowing every
tndictitinfl <\f dspth and jtermanence. Tho ore it of
great ricAne**» o*«f wf diffused fArovg/ioMf the rein,
and all the ore will pay for working from the very sur
face. Thin is a very valuable mine and can be made to
pay from the beginning" A. ULtTeHLT.
, .Mining £ngine«r
It Is more than doubtful If Professor lilatchly speaks
in these terms <H liny other mine in Nevada.
A twenty stamp mill tan crush twenty tons per day ;
but -Say that it ( rushes 15 tons per day, (choice "peci
moflprom the Winnebago lode has a**a»ed ilUJpor
ton)nt is a low eetlni"t» to say that it will give an av.
ferago yield of SLS) pet toft, token a* it romes from the
kaalp. fifteen tons per day w..uld yield ; tlie ox-
of crushing ift these distrlcLi will not exceeds3<j
K>er ton. or S4OO tor 15 tons, laiving a net profit of SIBUO
Ptor a working day, ojr a monthly profit of over SIo,OUO
fot one mill.
This ftiteincnt may a<em Urge, bat it la pmvon by
the results of other mill* in districts leaa favoiably lo
cated. We confidently believe there ia no other invest
ment will pay anch lar*o r turn* as silver pfooerty,
when well located, and the mill- properly managed.
The managing director ia au experienced and praetkal
silver ore worker iu all its details ; be ia in tlio prune uf
life, of excellent habits, and indomitable energy ; he ha«
been long and tavorably known to onr President, (lov.
Ramsey, and to Mr. Frank Meel, one of tiie Hoard ••I
Dire tors, and with whrne gobd opinion of Mr Hamil
ton, the lion A. W.Kondall, Kirat Asebtant Postina-.tei'
General, and GOT. Karwell, of Wisconsin, also Col. Bur
bank of Minnesota. folly concur lie la one of the dia
coverera of tbia property and ia largely interested in it,
and will certainly take great pride in discharging bia
dutiea promptly and economically, and iu such a inali
ner aa to make the Company a success which bean bia
name.
A truatworthy and competent clerk go«a out with the
ma mgtir aa financial agent.
The plan of organisation of thia Company offers pe
culiar advantages to the aab«*ribern It glees them ae
curity. Insures them a large intaraat upon their money,
apd provides for Its reimbursement ins sboit time, leav
ing them their internet in the etoek /rec of oe tt-
Tn« Company reeervea for the treasury |3fto,oX> or
70,000 aharoa of atock, and will aell 40,0(10 share at par
value of $5.00. full paid. These forty thot/Wand shares
are preferred stock to bear 26 per rent, dividends per
apnum out of the ttrst earnings of the min«* until the
pur value ia refunded. It also shares in dividends with
the commou stock all profit* of the mines over and above
twenty-five per cent., the Compuny unserving the right
to ledvem this prcfeired stock at anv time by the pay.
Qicntofthe par value thereof, ond Interest The pre
ferred atock after It aball have been paid by dividends of
twunty five per cent, or otherwise, to take grade with
the common atock, will ahare all profits of the mines
equally.
This equitabloplan h an evidence of tha good f«ith uf
this Company, and I heir contidetice lit thia propertv. It
guarantees to the subscriber the whole property ami
improvements for the payment of the pr«feri ed stock,
and insures the payment of it speedily, leaving his in-
Ur«st In the Company®witbout coat. No other stock
will be H<dd, excepting tbW prefem«d stock, nut Ethe
Company's pav divid nJi. •
This Cisitpany iiavs a ch irtor granted by spe
cial act of the Eegislatw* uf Pennsylvania. The t tie
to this prvpsfty has begji csuefuliy evammed and pro
nounced good. The product of allvcr m nw is ilifi'eii nt
from iron, coal, ooppw, or load, which . re iutluem-> I by
the fluctuations of the Th- precious metals
are th«* etandsrd of value; \vhert unco pvuducsd, th«y
pave n > uiui ket toseek. but ut ike their own market.
J. T. .ll'JiiuUiii, i:s«|., Travel
ln| Ageul to take N»lbxcri|>tioii.
GOING FAST FOR CASH!
R. a A J. L. MABOY.
Uarejoet received**. their (WtabliahinoM 1«
BUTLER
a lar\e» sad wsll sclaoted stock of
©cs^i&s®
which they are selling at low rate*
K«*) the f>ilon lug catalogue and profit thprtbjs-r
Far the ljdlc* : A Large Stuck of dreai goods, Booh
Silks,
Cloth,
Print*,
Alpacas,
Coburgs,
Delaines,
Ginghams,
Hooped Skirts,
&c., &c., &c.
For the OeniUmem Ala-aye on haud,
Block Clothe,
Fancy and Black Gassimeres,
Satinets,
T weeds,
Shirting,
Hats & Cups,
Boots & Shoes,
Household goods, such as
Linen,
Table Cloths,
Carjiets,
Oil Cloths,
Curtains.
&c.
SQME OF QUR PRICiS:
Heat Delaines, 2 5 eta. per yard.
He*t Heavy Musi ID 25 eta. per yard.
Heat I'riuts 20 to 25 ct a. per yard.
A stock of (irocerida
Heat ltio Coffee cents per |>oand.
Coffee Suj;ar 18 eta. per pound.
Crusted Suptr 22 eta. per pound.
Drown sugar 124 ceuts per pound.
«IVfc UNA CALL
AND EX A M INK
(llllt ASSORTMENT.
Butler, June 20, IMS— |f.
Drug and Grocery Store.
riMIE subncrlb»ra have Jmt received, and are now
opening, at tboir Store.room, opposite Peter Duffv's
iu Butler,
An Extensive Assortment
Of
DHUOS. MEDICINES
OILS, I'AINTS,
I)YE STCFFS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET SOAP, . PERFUMERY.
AMD TU»:
r Q no COH3S
For Chrmleal aud Medicinal pnrpoaea
Also, all kinds'bf NOTIONS, Ac.
Pliialclaiia preacrlptlona eareftilly
arid promptly eompoaaded.
IN i UK GHOCKHY DEPARTMENT
will be found almost every article for fain
ily u?c. Also
NAII.S, GLASS,
GLASSWARE, QUEENSWABE,
CHOCK ERY, STONEWARE,
HUOKETS, Tuns,
kc., &c., &c.
The highest market prlco paid for all
kinds of produce in exchango
FOR GOODS.
BELL Sl DIEFENBAGHER.
May 23, 186<5::ly.
BOOT, Jg ? SHOE,
LEATHER AND
FINDINGS STORE,
ON MAIN STREET,
One door North of M'Aboy's Store.
GENTS' FRENCH
CALF HOOTS,
BIIOES AVI)
- CONGRESS GAITERS.
LADIES & GENTS' SLIPPERS.
MISSES' HOOTS,
SHOES, AND
GUMS.
BOY BOOTS & SHOES.
Children'#) Shoo* of all Hindi*.
A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT »112 my
own manufacture, constantly on hand,and woik made to
order, of tbe BEST STOCK and in the
AT3T 3 r Y
A large and fun iMeurtmont of ha* tern stock, of the
very brat material and workmanship.
All kiuda of
LEATHER & FINDINGS
French and Common Calf »kin»,
Sale and Upper heather,
Morooca, Kip* and Kid*.
ROANS AND LININGS
Of all kind*.
We have the largest, beat selected, end for the timet
$ it* cbeapeat stock ov*r offered for sale in Uutlor.
The public sre invited to call and examine for them
selves.
May 31—tf THEODORE HtTSELTON
NEW SHOE SHOP.
milE u'Kleraljrneil having puicliwed the VeUrknown
I hh»*e hop C. AF. rlui lv,4uh«e<|ti6ntly owned by
A. K(»n, • it'.vt i-M-piireti to eeli aa )<>w h» aov oth« r c«-
tMliliehm nt ..f thekiud ui t>»wi, ah I ia plowed to do
jofcw /ri on ill'<it ootid*. C*ll ant *«-.
H- I* aiso »ariyiu4of the i b-i4.ues» b-i4.ues» at
:.0J will v ..y lli» lilgfc*^,.,,»» if jU
btx'tfanJ iri.vt!x.*din »d
THE LIGHT OF THE WO JUT!
DR. m AOOIBLrh
PILLS AST) BALTL
Tbcer life PIRINC mmrdif* art BOW, fty (ha tr" *
irtreii publloO.T to the irt'ld. For tvear a qtmft «
centurv of private practice the Ingredients fn th* 112
LrfTE-OrVING PELL: 112
Itave Dean used with the greatest soocaaa, Their •
la rv*.onl vt» present dlwasa, but to cure. "The* "»
out the Tartans maladies hr which the patient yi» .
in* nnd ra-lnrlgorataa tl>e foiling evstem. To tfc
and Infirm a few theae PTLM will prcr
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOl
r»r in twy c*M th»j adj new nr. u>i Hotvr •» •
•lore /he waning eaorgtee to their prlMfor rtii
the roan* and MlddtMjM. tkrf »«Tprota moo It V
oal.fe, aea re«rt». and uterlln* iwJfcltJ. li J
l»a dream that Pose* t t ,
three hundred years a*o. aud b,svar fbund, Be I* '"
for a fun ate tn the* would the old to Tic !
make youth evar
An EteraalSpvte^
ft wu left for this day and hoar to ra>llii (fee * v e,
nod show, In one glortoas S»ct, ihe magic (|M bk&- •»
Mr.
THESE FAMOUS REMEDiri
Cannot tut tin of nu,, hat the/ eau Ltm k. ix
atid hold aloof, dleeaee that ni]j(hl trlttlnph (j*f
aged anl the jonag. Lei ao«e keelUK thee, tat »*,
tho ratorable optmrteolt, that <*kra. Wkea ul«
prescribed
FOB BILIOUS DIBOBDES
Nothing Cao he more productive ot cwre thaxi < * *
Pill*. Their almost magic lnHueaaa la frit atom*:'
the a.iual concouiiXani* of thJa aoit JJa,* •
are rnmored. Theae remedies are'made from the pnA,' {
Vegetable i'OHpcnailN
They wtll not barzn the most dellrala fcapalc. %*vl •. t
he glv<ett wtth good afliMt lb preaorlUad doasf u
yoaitftost hfibe.
For Cutaneous Disorders
Ami ail a upttona of the skto, the HALVE la »«s t
valuable It does heal externally alone, but peo«t; v .
with the moat •caroblog effeats la the aery eaot et it»
erlll 9
DR. lUGKL'S PILLS
Invariably Cures the Following
• Diseases;
Asthma
Bowel complaints
Outmt
Oik
Cheat IXsaaaaa
Costlreaaas,
Dyspapata.
PUrrhoM,
Dropay,
Debility
*eaer A Apt*.
Female Complaints
Headache
lndigeetloa,
Innuenaa,
luflaraation,
Inward Weekueas,
Liver (V>mplalnt,
UowncM of Hplrlta,
BiiMtworm.
Salt Bit earn
ttoalde.
Skin IHaswse#.
4V"Notl««.—None genuine without the eugrarol
trade mark around each pot or bo*, signed by DR. e,
MAQUIKIi, 4A, Fulton York, k» counterfeit whia
Is felony
Aold by all ree|>ectahla Dealers in NedfcJ*'
throughout the Uuited State* and Canadaa—at fift emM
per bo* or pot.
For Sale at Dis. GBAIIAM 4 IfCBILTOX'fI W«t
Ptore, Sole Agents In Hntler Pa.
A!VD
UNDERTAKING.
fj Fe'tDQUABTEBSpn Main Street, opposite Jack •
It Hotel. Th*- subscriber Is «*tatuively engaged lis
"UNDERTAKING LINE,
being fully ptepared to make OOF*FIWfi# a#
all description/, neatly and promptly to order Cfli
fins of all sizes and kind" ready made, and always oa
handa»
lie has procured an entirely
New and Neat Hcame ;
and Id thus prepared to attend funerals on the shortest
notice.
He also keeps ou bauds and manufactures toorde
COMMON AND FANCY FURNITURE
CONSISTING Oir
liiircauH.
Tablcn,
Stsnda,
RedHleadM, Chain 4ke.
All nindu in a neat aud wortoiea-like manner, an*
of the finest finish.
T KH.MBltoasonable and to suit the times. Thank
ful f«»r iiaMt favors, the patronnge of the publio la r«s*
pHCtfully solicit.-d.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
STOCK.
JACOB KECK.
May 1«, 00-ADwe.
MOWER & REAPER.
IWOrLD respectfully announea to the fhrmers of
Hmler ronnty. that I am Agent for the great labof
siring midlines
/ETNA & CAYUGA CHIEF
MOWER, AND REAPERS,
Als > the celebrated
Excelsior Mower & Reaper
manufactured by Clark A Qulgley, Canal, Fultea, Q,
j TUB WQKLD BKNOWNKD
Sharp's Steel-tooth Hay-Rake,
Aleo the gr Mr American Champion
Hay &' Grain Ea&©.
» fend tor nmr circnl ari r-f tbe different mac hi net. AQ
orders fidreened to tho roderiigned at Zelieoople, Pa.
will receive prompt attention.
Jwie 0.1S&. QEOIIQ En DASTIAN,
NEW SKIRTS FOR 1865-6
The Great Invention of the Age in.
HQQP f=gCIR.TB.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent Duplex
Eliipic, or double, SpringSkir.
TIIIS INVENTION consist* of Dcplbx (or two) Ellin
tic Pore Krlined Steel Springe, ingonfously traded tight
ly end firmly together, edgu to edge, making the tough 1
est, moat flexible, elastic and Jurat Spring ever used,
They eeldom bend or break, like the Single Spring*, anl
consequently preserve their perfect and beentiful Shape
more th*n twice as long as any el ugl* Spring Skirt the*
Ever 11m or Can be made.
The wonderful flexibility end grvat eomfort and
pieaaure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Ell ptfc Sklaft
will be experienced particularly In all crowded Assort*.
Ullea, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cam, Church Peel
Arm Chairs, for I'n>mopade ami Ilonse Dreea, aa tfcj
Skirt can be folded when in uee to ooonpy a email plat*
aa easily and convenience aa a Silk or Mualia Dreea.
A Lady having enjoy edThe Plcasrn a. Comfort aud Ureal
Convenience of wearing *h* Duplex Klllptle te«iSprlA
Skii t lor a bingle day will Never afterwards willing!]
dispense with their ns*. For Children, Miss ss, and Tougg
Ladies thev are anperlor to all other*,
TIIK lIOOPS are covered with 2 ply double twisted
thread and will wear twice aa loug aa the Single yam
eo re ring which Is uaed on all Single Steel Hoop SklrUL
1 he thix-H bottom roda on every frktrt are also Double
Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent tbe wwy
log from wearing off the rods when dragging down stain
stone steps, Ac., Ac., which tbey are coustautly
U< when In use.
All arc urn Jo of now aiyi «4s#ant Carded Tapea,
aru the best quality in every part giving to U»e wserdg
thM ni"-t graceful and peifc£i Shane possible, and aoi
unquestionably the lightest, moat dediable,conik>rteb&
aod economical Skirt nv«f m>ule.
U rsrs BRADLEY A CAIIY, I'ROPRJETO&fI of t|>|
Invention, find SOLE MAN (TPACTURERS.
and 7ft A -*1 lte*du Strvots, .Now York.
fOU SALE In all fimt-elass Stores in tins Clt/, aqfl
the United States and Canada. Havana m
<,u: a, Mo-lco, liwutb Anionics, au 1 tUo Wait Indie*.
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