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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler,Pa. Wednesday Aug. 15,1866.
Agricultural Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the officers
and members of the Butler County Ag
ricultural Society, held in the Court
House, on Saturday, the ISth inst., at 1
o'clock, P. M. A general attendance is
requested, as bminess of importance will
be transacted. By order of the Presi
dent,
JOHN B. M'QUISTION, Scc'y.
CHOLERA!
In Riving the prescription for lli cjirtl
indirationt in Cholera, as published in
your paper last week. We did not wtih
to convey ihe idea that we desired any
one to send to us (or the medicine, but
rather that they woulu procure it at the
» "rug Stoic.
Our whof* time ami attention is fully
occupied with our own practice, which
we find, by referring to our '-Report,"
numbers about one hundred and fifty ca
sus per week, including all kinds dis
eases. Consump*lon, hivcr Complaint.
Dyspepsia, Scrofula, ropsy, Kidney af
fection Heart disease. Nervous disorders-
Many of them from a'gieit dis
ancc, and requiring prompt attention.
' L. OT.DSWUE, M 1).,
132 Grunt Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MAKE Yoiru TXCOMK IIETURVS UN
DMIHTAMMXOLY. —We suspect that
quite a number of persons pay more in
collie tax than is required of them un
der the law, and the farmers in particu
, lar,goring to the want of keeping a sys
tematic aecouut or to ignorance df'what
deductions are legitimately allowed them
V. 11. Stauficr, Assistant Assessor at
Mount .Joy, Pa., will issue a little work
on the Ist of October next, entitled
'■TIIK INCOME PAYERS GUIDE AND
POCKKT-BBOISTER," which will con
tain the income law as revised and J men
ded, with the decisions concerning the
same, &c. Also pages" of writing paper
with columned registers, to be filled up
from day today, showing a correct and
itemized account of receipts and expen
ditures—of amounts subject to income or
exempt therefrom, simply arranged and
easily comprehended.
Deductions claimed and allowed from
hints in this little book,,if but amount
ing to SI 00 more than would otherwise
lie secured, at 5 per eont would be 8.) tax
Kivcd, while the price of the bonk is but
'JS cents. Kneiose that sum to- the pub
lisher and secure a copy by mail. Com
mence with the Ist of January next, to
itemize your income accounts.
"THIKI> A.\L> TIT I K,
(|R —
LOVE \ND LOYALTY:
A Slury "/' the Great lluMfioi >,
—BY—
IVr*. Holla K. Kprncpr."
This most thrilling narrative of facts
(with some fiction) is now ready for jsub
scribers. It is a Book that all should
read. It embodies a great deal of useful
and important history, with something of
the attractive stylo of Bomance. A
chance will soon be given to tli/ise wish
ing to purchase this interesting Bonk
Mr. Thomas Duncan, who is the autho
rized agent for this county, is now entered
upon the canvass for subscriptions. We
recommend him to the patronage of all
lovers of valuable reading.
J. 8. MEGHLING,
Attorney at Law.
:o :■
OfllGe with Lewis Z. Mitchell, E3Q..
North Kfcit Sldr of Diamond.
A UR I.VSM >)
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letter* of Admlntsfa
lion has l«*n issued to tlio underpinned,on .the es
tate of l.lizalwth Martin. late of llufTalotp , d«*c'd All
persoits haviug claims against said .->tite, will pr Kent
♦ hem properly authenticated f..r Mll«mp||l, ami tli >se
knowing them* Ires indebted to said e*tar.-. will make
mm«diat» payment. KOUKItT M 11 AltllHO.N,
Auguftt 14,18»i—lit. A«!mii»if«tr it or.
Orphan'* Court Nale.
| N pursuance of n order ami decree of the Orphan'*
J t'.mrt or liutler county, I will offer for sal. at public
outcry, on llie premises in Concord township, on
Thursday, the Cth dug of September,
next. THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, t»U >iulng lands of
.lohu M Kinm-y, J. Coulter, and others. Term* cash
THOMAS - . TIIOMMOX,
August 11. 18«0—tM Adai r of It. W. Thompson, dee'd.
Orphans* Court Nate
IN pursuance of on order of the Orphans' C'»urt of
Ih.tier rounty, we Will sell at public sale, on the
i remits, in Marion township, on the Bth day of Sep
tember n«xt. at Joclock l» M.
Fifteen Acres of Land, •
late the property of Roltert Thompson, deceased. This
piN.|H rt> is of go.»d quality and improvod
• TM l *-:—Ou»-t hirtl in han I, Ihefemaiudcr iu two equal
>par)y payments, with iutei eat from *ile,
ll!c. McCOY.
«« i«, JOHN kehr,
August y, 1806- Executor* of Robt. Thompson, deo'd.
For Sale.
ONE LARGE FARM of Four Hundred (400) acres of
Land, more or lew. well improved, j^.j,
House, Double Hera, and Out Buildings. This farm i
well watered and timbered. Good Fences ami about2oO
acres ol' C*«al ; l«ank opened and iu good order. This
Farm i* one suitable for either Stjck or Grain, and will
nverage with tlu- host in liutler county, and is well loca
ted Joining Set ienople* just 9 miles from th:- lUil Komi
at hocheste' ; two stages running daily from Z*lieuoi4e
to Rochester aud l ack.
1 his property is now iu the binds of the heirs of.l *-
eph Alleu tlec'd. And in older to Kettle up the estata
ft will be sold at auction on the 2Jtb day of September,
at 2 o'clock p. in., ou the premise*
For ioforfitatinn. enquire of Win. ® R»vd, of butlor.
Ph ,or Richard Al)*u,of Pittsburgh Are h • lawfully)*:
t,honzedto sell and make titles, Au, persons wishing
to sou the farm can call on Joseph Allen, who lives ou
the premises, or Win. Allen, of Zelienople.
TKX.MS* —One third down, and the balance ia one, two
or years, to »uit parchaier
Adgnar 9. I«W6 ir*l « BOYr
I TLEK M AItKI2TB.
BUTLKR, Pa.Angnst 1.18 W.
FUTTKP.—Fresh R.d, 20 cents p*r pound
UEAX. B—White, 8 —White, SI,OO per bushel.
- j BARLKY —Spring. UO
HKKSW A X—3o rent* per poind.
' 800S —1H rents per dozen
* FLOUR- Wheat, 15,60 to«, 00 per hnndßye 4,0)
I Bnckweeat, 4 Olper hnn'i.
■ ! FRL'IT—Dr. HI Apples, 20cts. per lb ; Dried Peaches.
• 25 cents fb.
- , FKATHKRSI—SO rcnti per pound.
GRAIN—Whoat $2,00 per busiie Rye, 75. Oat*. 45e.
, Corn 4 ( >; Ruck whoat, 75c.
j GROCERIES—Coffee, Rio, .*UI per pound; Java, H5,
| Brown Sugar. 16cper pound; do. White, #3r N.O. Blola.v
| j e» $1.25 rents per gallon; Syrup 100 and $ 1,50.
IITDBS—7 cents per pound.
. | LARD—IO cents per pound.
NAILS—9O,OO per keg.
j POT A TOK8 —51,25 pet bttshel.
PORK—Shoulders, 16c; Flitch, 17c; 11auh,22 per
{ ponnd.
j RAGS—t rent* per pound.
RICK—IS cents prr pound.
F A LT—s3,6o per barrel.
TALLOW—IS cent* per pound.
112 WOOL—4Sc per ponnd.
i PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
I PITTSBURGH, July 30, IMO.
A PPLKS—S3.OO fib $5,00 per barrel.
BI'TTKR—Fre h Roll, 30 3>. per !b.
t CH l'KSK—Win tern Reserve, 22c per fl>: Hamburg.
1 17 (•<. 20 per IV
> ft F.GGS—23 ft 25 pot dozen.
' FLOUR —Wheat, ?12.Mtf$ sl3 Rve, 525 5 60.
GRAlN—Wheat, $2.25 s.2#oh Corn, 75c. Oat*, 45
BARLKY—Spring, 7ft,; Fall, 00
. I GROCI-'.RIES —Sugar, 12 (&> Llcts per P<: Coffee,
' j 112 i>r if»; Molasses, N. »> . 1,10 (aj) 1,16 c per gallon; Syrup,
, j 95c <@2 SI.OO. per gallon,
j SALT—Liverpool, $2,2.V<552,50 per tack; No. 1. gotiw.
gotiw.
(H« EffeA PBR TEAR!
A gout* .'Vfrwl,-r.. to sell oir
> lifnorrD S2O Sewing Machine*. Three new kind* Un
) der anil npper feed. Sent on ti lal. Warranted five years.
I Above fill irv or large c iinuilssiou ptld. The oxt.r in i
! chinos s-.l I in Unite I States for lea*tfi if. ?40, which are
' fuliji licenrrd by How Whrrlr if- \VH*»n Crortr if
; Jiaf.ir. Sinfl'r tf- f'n, nn<l /Jjc'irlor All other tneap
I machines are infrin-fniinf< an I the />!!>• or utter are
j liable In arre<(. fin* ant Illustrated elr-
I ciilar* sent Addr- or call upon Shaw A Clark,
: at Bidder r I, Main?, or Chicago. 111.
j line 27 VC-I}*.
;$90 , "" ,r:l: ' v\
i »VT OARKY, flty Rail liar. Rillo'o. I Me.
msi(.
| TUB M.ISOX e IIA MM X CAISIXKT Oll'i \XS. fo
j cacrod anil secular music, for*v different styles, to
* »" FIFTY OXE COLD OH SILVRH MFD
, A I.S, or ether find premiums awarded thorn. Illu tn
tfd Catilo-mM fee Addrc<-. MASON & HAMLIN
Boiloi.oi MASDN BROTHEtS New Yark
\\TANTKD. AGKNTS—S7 Ato sJoi I'hit MII.SIII lor
\ V gentlemen. and £.'{"> to $7- r . for ladies, everywhere,
j t • introduce the Celebrated Comtii >n Seine Family dew
ing machine, improved and perfected If will hem. fell,
| stitch, quit, buiil. brant and embroider bountifully
i Price only S2O, unking the elastic l ek stitch, and fullv
| warrautodf >r three yours. \\ .• pay the nbovo wage*, or
I a cuUMriitsiou. IVom which twice tint amount am be
ma le. Address with ht imp, o| ell! nit c. BOW KRB &
j <'o., No. 2iw Sourti FIFTH Street, Philadel
■ P''ia, l*a. All h-tteri an.iwejc.l promptly, with ciiculara
| and t THIS.
\i;w ii»* s:ssTisi„ME.vi's.
lIIKIU IW SALlk'
I? Viilni- nr V.n.lili.mf Kxjmnu onto/ the
I » "'"«r l —i Ktitl. r • amity,mi l I
i riTt-l.«li.'i-mrtlU .-. vpn 'ilrii uiijthi- unit.. »t ili»i>iU|t
II iifi in the boniiiKh if Hi tler. «>»i fliotnhfv. tMbllth
day it Veptcnbor, A. !>. lat 0.,e o'clock," P. M..the
, following dwribod pr«iperty, to wit;
j Ail the r ght. title, interest and claim of Mary Oal
laher, Adniiuiatratfix. of in mid to On, Hun iifil acres of
j html, mora <»r.le«, nitu.t»d lu Mu ldvcreek toWn-hip,
! Butler C.junty. Pu . bounded \o th by .lerty Kie-t-r. ft
al., I'.a-t by David Mnmhnll, South by Thotuan Hallui.er
all 1 NVest by John Oallaher. About eightv acres clear
i «d, double ing hoii-e and leg barn, and good uichard
thereOn erected. Seized ami taken in execution as the
property of Mary Gallaher, Vdministriit ix of Jame-f
tlajlnhor. dee d, at the init «if James A. Uallaher.
ALSO,
j All the right, titl • interest ml claim of John M
I M M'iiiidless. of in and t . On- Hundred and Ten aere. ..f
; j land, moie or le«s, nitn itcd in ( i-ntre ti.wn-hip, Butler
conn t>. l'a...boiidiied Noith b\ (i MTandlesi, Kast bv
- j K L. Ve, nun*. 5..11H1 b* lleniy Albeit et. al . aiid*Ns • -t
!h> A .M'y'ali llesi. Sevcnty-tive n res eb ued. ID «.f
| whiclila e meadow, 1 irji- frame hoiisi . frame barn, Ac.
I thereon erected S / I and taken in ex. cutinn as the
. property »d John >l. ,M Candles, at the suit ef Marv
j AT.S-..
j All the right, title, inloic-t and claim of John M M'-
t 'midless, of in and t. On . I uii I 'iVii acres ~112
; lull I. luoiem liMN, »itti.ite-| hiT'outre town-hip. Butler
county. I'll., boiiiiilod N . tti.bv tieoi ge M'« ail I'.- - 1 i t
I'V 1.. I. vrnii.", I.v 11.n,, "a 1....,
j West by A M(. andl.tis. Seventy-livu acres cleared, ten
, j of which are me clou , large frame house, frame bum.
Ac., tiiereon erected Sei/e<l mid taken in execution us
the property of John M. M Chudlevs, rtt the suit of Jos-
I eph Coulter.
A 1.80,
! All the right, title, interest nndcl iimof Barney Logne,
j '.fin and t.» I ifty an en of l%nd, more or less, situated'
I ill C'lrartb ld township, IJutler c mnty. Pa., Inmnded
N.-rth by Robert Thompson, Kast by Daniel M'Hrudy
, | et al.. South by John M Cfcrtcy, Went bv Patri. k Sween
ey. Klghteeh acres cleared; one log home thereon
I ous ted. Seised nnd alien hi execiti .n as the propel ty
of Bainev at the suit of Kvau JcnkiiH for use of
Charles M Caudle«s.
ALSO,
AH th. r 2hl,title,interest and rlainrnfHarriet Chr -
Hitnate lu ( hairy township. Butl. rooun: y. I'a . b amd
, oil North by Chriaty • heirs. Ijvst ov Thomp<ou 0t.n1.,
I South In W Steveurjoll's he.r- West 11 \ <u
' heirs. Th rty-fi ve acoM-leared: log hum- an 11 - barn
i thereon erected Seized and taken in execution a» the
prO|M«rtv if Harriet Chriaty. ul the s:.it of Brac'keu
• idpe Jt Co
j All the right, title. Interest and claim of .« p. F.v.ms
of in and to « iiie Hon led and F ft.v acres . 112 land, m >re
o V-'h. situated in Centre townahip. Butler count v I'a
I "WII' 1 V JM. Mm 1.1,1 I.J l.c,v<.. s I.v
! K.it .ui.l MCmalim. tto.t I.v llalt-ii. (in.. llumlroU
ticfes clenred, tif eon i.eres men.low. douhlejog h ujse L»g
barn and bant - staid • thereon erected Seized n d fJk
en in ex ecu ti MI N« the property of &. p. i.y ins, ntifi?
suit ol O. B. Sherry.
ALSO, t
All the rigl t. title, interest and cb'lrn nf Fhrah llPl
laid. Aitini ii • t ,i( i\, n: in and to ucta -> ol Isnl
| more oi b-ss sjinat'.l in Ye.ian<otp , Butlereo mty. I'a
| I >• -ii>>• led N-rth by Jacob Stumor l. ir inn-
I J ery. South by Jwiph Otoer, West !»y Mylort A: ( lvui. r
/ thiity live aires Henod. nine of win h is him.iT.J
] Frame bonne thereon enwied. SolaeJ in «\xe
: eiitl-m us the property 112 Sarah Adm'x of /.
11. Hilda..l,deed, at tie smt of fc. tlrnfl. Kx'r. of 11
Uraff, dee d
ALSO
j All the.iurliL fiUe u,tc« fl ta:iUl«UM yf. llfiviJL AW
j R Conn, 112 n a>.d tf»uo Hu . Iroj A. r.n «: 1 »i« i more
or less Htn ted in Wa-liM-yt n to., luOec Top«
j bonno«l -Wnrfb bv Th -* Ifgfv |, v r.Mia .% At ifts
South by M and Black. by JaeoH Daub
| enspeck. Seventy acius clwjuiml. L;uiu. danid
j log boiM" thereon erected. I and t.rfu-u In - xecut o .
ias ihe property of David Colin & W. R. Conn, HI the
■ult ol George Murrin. #
Ali«0,
All the right, title. Interest nnd nairn of George W
I Smith, of in and to one lot of ground, Kitnatod in Boro.
Butler, Butler county. Pa., bounded North by an alley-
Bast by an alley. South by the diamond. West bv Mia'
• Chrlstry : being twenty fe.t front, more or Itna, «m the
diamond, r.iniii,.g back North one bun I red und'eii-litv
feet to nil alley; a•m ill dwelling lions,, there >n erected*.
, Seined mi.! i .ken in exm ution as the properly of Ceo.
; \> . Smith, at the suit Oliver David.
W O. BRACKt:\JiIUiK.
. j Sheriff aOffi. e, Bullae. Aiiguat 15, \*M Sher.ff.
Spanish Sheep for Salef
A NY p*F-r A M'iehtttg to purchase purebred Spanish
I Sheitji, Would do well to call and examine our
Sheep, as we cl iim to have pure*biei «to<-ka and will
sell either r.wee or Bucks nt very reasonable prices.
The &h«op may b«au« n ©a the l.um Mougiug to uqo
of the sul.se ibcrj, 'Jfniies Eiut of n.'.rmony. Butl r
county, Pa. M |j BTTLKR
August 7, 1860. J. M. MOWRLY.
J. S. CLARK,
Attorney at Law^
BUTLEm, P3ENITA.
| iBQr Office in the Court House.
J QOVKRNMENT DOCNTIKS EQUALIZED.
The extra Bounty allowed by act of Congress to
I Soldiers or thair represeututivua collected without uu-
I necessary delaj.
S*s. All lettersproutjitly answercd""S*
Butbr. August Ist, IS<>6, tf.
Auditors Notice.
;' Butlvr cuuit/i/, js .•
IN the mat:er Of the final account of Israel
and James If it lm tn. Kxecntors of Jacob Stout, late
, of Tianbeny to\fn»iiip»dii d.
' ! ,y.i Airl i«nv fcS wit.^—June
' j o*i motn« of McCanilfl|i<% Cftut npjtolnte^
. lhos. Kobinson, an Auditoi't) miaeuftimluti'Jb.*
r, «« liy the t ounty.
10 if rtlfle(1 froni the record thiaSlat day A. D.
, _ w J. YOUNG, Clerk,
hereby given that I will attend ty the
' rfr' .o a-lessor the uihive appointment at the o flke of
( Liiariae MeCaitdl«M, Ksq ,on Thursday, the 3oth
I of August, at 1 oclock, p. ni. yA said day.
! A*s IUOMAJ UOBI.VSO.H^^
- ■ ;
Writ of Partition.
IN the matter of the Partition of the Ileal Estate of
Edward Kennwlv, <lee*d.
No. 78, December Term , 18*6,0 C. Butler county.—
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania—lo theH«iH nnd Le
gal Representative« of Edward Kenned dee'd, to wit:
Piudeuce Kennedy (widow; Hizabcth intermarried with
Margaret intermarried with F. 8. June inter
married with Dr. II U. Brow or; D 0. Kennedy, Edward
Konnedy, Milton Kennedy, New ton Kennedy. James S.
Kennedy, Ell** Kennedy, Emily Keouedy, Minerva
Kennedy t William and »n:e Kennedy. minor children
of John Kennedy, decMf for vhom tlio taid Mrs. Pru
dence Kennedy is tiuardian.
Von. and e*h'of you are hereby- cited to be a)!< I ap
pear before our Judges, at an Oipb ins' Court, to Ife fieri
at Butler, in and 112 r the county of Butler, on theTJd
Monday of Sej tembcr next, !t being the 17th day of
said month, to accept or refuse the premises at the val
uation or appraisement, or shew entree why the same
should not be « jld. By tneCourt,
IV J. Voting, Clerk 0. C.
All of which tli" above llfcirs and Legal Repiesenta
tives of Die said Edward JKennedy, dee'd, are hereby re
quired t<«tike notice W. O. BREt.'KENRIDOK,
Sheriff's office. Duller, August 8, Uiftd. Sheriff.
Orphans' Court Sale of Real Estate.
j J) Y virtue of on oeder and de. ree of the Orphans'
| > Court of Butler county. 1 will expose to hale by
] public vendue and outcry. tfym the premises, on Batnr
dav, the 8 h day of September. A. I>. at 1 o'clock,
P M.the 112 >ll da grilled Red lfstate of Elizabeth
O'C n i rand Isabel!* OConifer—thlftor r'alldrer of Win.
! O'Cunnei <Lc <l, to wit: Sixty aciosof land situate in
Washington tp . Butler couiity. Pa , bounded on the
>. rth by | tud of J .oil'*-. M. Bred in, Js»st by Isaac and
William Miller, SoiUh by Jaiu - Milliard, and West by
! James M. Brediui; about five arises chaired, and a ljjg
I IIOUHC thereon erected. Theab ive described properly is
I good for firm in; purposes. and is superior coal land* <>"
} the lino of the Atlantic an I Ureat Western branch lb il
: road, to Brady's Bend.
! Terms :— jne-third of the purchase money In hand,
the balance in two equal annual installments, with Inter•
; est from contirinaQbn of sale. W M. STOOPS,
Guardian of the minor children
j August 8, ISCG, 3t of Win. O'Connor, need.
Writ of Partition.
Butler aunty, .«».
I.N' the matter of the Partit'on of the Ileal Estate of
Am * Kena.- iy. dfc'd, No. 14, Man li Term,
I \j. ('., ButleiT .nn v.
The Common wealth of Pennsylvania—to the heirs
; and legal lepresentatjves of Amoe Kennedy, dee'd:—
| Vou. and each ■ t yoti, are heieby cited t» be and an
pear be >ieoui Judges, at an Orphans' Court, to bo h<lj
\ Bui ler, in and f»r the county of Butiar. on the Cd
Monday of September next, il being tho ITtli day of
! said in -nth, to accept said premises at said valuation and
appraiseiue ut, or shew cause why the same sboul i not
be sold. By the Court,
W. J. YOUN'V'bik Q.C.
I Cleik i office. IthtW, July M*** —»H of whl-h the]
al.i.ve heiis and legal repre-ieufatUres of the said Amos
1 Kennedy, dee'd,nK-herein required to take notice.
V.. o. IJREI KB.SU I DUE,
Sheriff's office, Bu'ler, August b, ISC'). Sheriff.
SJ Mtl UY A( AUIitlT.
rnilK Kail term of thoSnnbury Iligh gehool will open
j J on the I't!i of August. and continue twelve
Week-, For terms, Ac., addrrsa the Principal at Coul
tei aville, Butler Co., Pa.
M. CROSS,
July 2', 60 4t Principal.
A Valuable Farm For Sale.
SITUATED on the Mercer and Emlenton road, One nnd
one half mile from ilat-rlstllic, Butler County, Pa.,
I coufhlaing
! One Hundred and Seventy-Five
1 acres, all of which i« in a high atite of. Cultivation.—
, ."aid firm Is'well watered having two streins passing
directly fhrongh it. besides two never failing springs.
, It is well calculated fir either a grain or *t ck f.u-in.
There Is on «tid farfcn a large two story fn«me hnifse.
j large 112 ante barn, al*rt n largo orchardof choic* fruits;
.a xugal* camp numbering over three hundred trees, and
I ■: ty U<MV-< 1' U . id ineul >\v. Persons wishing to pur
< liase w add d » well t•• •. ■«11 before purchasing
For further information ca 1 1 at Die nretnUes. or address
; the •-ul. srriber at Ua: r|sviH »i Bubl -l 1 co pa.
July 25 3t JACOB lIODIL.
NOTICE.
WriIRUKAS, my wife Margaret has left my bed*and
board without just ratise, 1 theref»ro warn all
| persons against harboring her or giving her credit on
my account, as I will pay no debt« or bills by her con
; trafting. ADAM MAY,
| July 11, 18<»6, St.*. Jaekscn tp., Butler Co., Pa.
NOTICE.
\\ T II Ki;K AS my w;fc Oilli.irlnc, lint 1. flmv l.nl nml
boar<l without just --aiise, I therefue warn all
persons against harboring licr or giving her eretllt on
my account, ns 1 will pay u > debts .»f her eon racting
PETER HItOKLL.
I August lit, lSt'.o-3i.* ZulieuopL*. Butler co» Pa.
NOTICE.
I \ the matter of the petition of Frederick Pequb if.»r
1 divorce from Crl«stina Pequo#
I C. P. No:t7. D'e. Terrn. Is'.V And t> rw, Jane lit:,
I 4 "''. Com to-. itl<»n of J. >1 Thompson appointed J.
i!. Clark *a C«»iiimi-si.»uer to moke publication, take tos
timony, Ac., in this case.
! Ilntb r county, m :
; Certified Iroin the record this 2Cth dav of June, 180 ft.
WM. STOOPS, I'roth'y.
I will attend t > the duties of the ab >ve ap olntmen
at tbe office of Win. Stoops. Esq ,in Butler, o Friday,
the J4tli day of August, A. I).. Im tft, at lOoVdock a. in.
of said day, at which time oil Parties may attend if they
see pnqtvr. J. 11 CLARK,
August Ist, 18Cft Commissioner.
NEW EST&BtiSHMERT.
W atclics, Clocks k Jewelry.
The nn ler«igiicd res]M-ctfullv Infjrros the public that
lie has on bniid . atid in coiHtautly receiving, iho
Xew B'atecit J.evei* Cloeb.
These are striking Cldck*; an 1 tlie first. 112 Hie km I that
1 lias ever Imtn ojfered for sale in thispla< a e.
Manic! Clocks
: of all descriptions, and of the best quality end work
i maiiifhip.
American & Patent Lever
Watches,
j hunting case, warranted to keep #•»! tint''.
I Oolt & Sharp's Kcvolvers and Cart
ridges.'
j Jewitlry of nil kin Is. and of go'»d quality; all of which
i will be sold on reas ...able fruis foe cash,
j Having procured the services 112 a
ClasH orkinan,'
j I ;sn prepar««d t /p. rforfci all work proper!} Im'ongiiig
I to a .MfWeb y KsMbLshuieiit with sarimicfivh tohrynn
llfp ririnrj Watches, Clocks, fr.,
done ina workmanlike manner Don't forget thepla
I —Ma n rf r.-nt, u arly opp-t ite Dutfs. Hurler, »»a.
CIIAK bKS WIS KM AN.
WM S Ill's | TON, M. I» SsMl'rl. ORAMSM, M.- I
lILSEI/rOA GRAHAM
(Late of tho U. S. Armv)
PHYICIANS AND SURGEONS
#i~i)rfr|rr >n B .ydV Id >• k.n Mai Street "Butler Ps,
Publie Male.
THE Committee of Dsniel Lulr., a luna
i A tic. will offer f»r sale ar public vendue, on the preiu-
I ises. on Thursday the .Tutli day ef Anguvt next, at one
o'ebirk. P. of saHl dav. the interest <if e.iH jimutic,
to sixty acrgi «d I tpd. ia-r» or (« 9, fittt fit Unc»ii«r
townshifi. Initnr cTuirtty, Pa . lamnl. iT nortfiftyTands
of J .hn Shaffer: 011 the east bv lands of Joseph jSfuuf
"fbe: s«»uth by landsof Henry Kohrn; and wast by lands
I of the heirs of Thomas Wilson- dec\t; Th« interest of
i the said lunatic—there being theuu livided thiee sev
enths thereof •
T ERMS OF HALE.—One-third of the purchase money
tn be p 1 U^uiithe-*4l tirotation **{q by the Court, and
! tie* resafM two«*,,uai uunaal iM.vnieiilt, Witti ii.Ur-st
I from said confirmation. Title g mm.
SAMUEL LUTZ.
j . p, , - o»ymUiee.
PITTING MACHINES.
; mil h undersigned would inform the public, that lie t<*
I prepared to sell the Daltou Family Knitting Ma.
ehine—the strongest, must simple and best in the world
—Patented In 1 SOI, and perfected in ISftJ. This ma
phiiM! will not only do plain wot*, such HS suckn, Ac.
• but also fancy Knitting, with a most perfect and beauti
ful stitch. 11 will knit comfort*, A'ubies, Ac., twenty
articles Any person wishing to obtain otiewill please
need tor circular. Addrens (e.M-lo«iug a stamp )
B. F. SAW HILL. Zelienople,
Feb 14 'IWV*' Aicetii for lintlN «vmnt|T
Iteai K«taie Agency.
riMIF. underaigßHil h.M opened an office in Butler, Pa.
I JL la' the puicbasu apd «ile of K-mI liitate. Persons
1 wi.shiug to either s«ll or purchase Farms, or other Heal
j Estate, will find it to their Interest tucall ou me.
1 ba*.« on bahd a number of good Farms, of various
sizes fur sale, ou such terms as will suit p^rcha-ors.
Persons wishing to dispose of their Heal .Estate, w ill
find it te their advantage to place It on my b»ioks
Those desiring to purchase cau be suited, iu variety,
price and quality, by reference to tfiv list.
Any information in reference to Real Estate in this
I ounty, can be obtained by aj p'yiug by letter or per
k nally, to the uudorMtgued., , . ,
, Office with Jn ». M. ThotnpiH"tt, Att'y at f,ab\'Ri|tlef>Fa.
J AMI.Sf T. M'JUNKI.V,
| Ecal lisbite nnd Insnrance Agent. I
COUSiTI liltVElOB
A NY person wishing surveyfng done by the County
XIL burreyor, can be accommodated by leaving word
or addrcssiug J B. Clark, at the office of the County
Surveyor in Butler; or addresalng N. M. Slator at Peters
ville Post Office, Butler County Pa
March r-tbl^etf.
THE
JET W A
AND THE
PORTLAND FIRE.
JBTTfA
lEStiraiice Oompny
HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS, JULY 1,1866.
Cash on hand In bank and with Agfa $257 320 09
United States Stock /. 812.277 25
Keel estate unincumbered- 00.359 05
State Bti»ek« „ 497,690 00
New York Hank Stocks 734 170 00
TTartford Bank Stoeks 270.810*00
Miscellaneous Hank Stock 129.000 00 '
Railroad Stock, etc 273.0 67 50
' Mortgage Bonds, City Canity k It. It 1.0i1.138 86
TOTAL £4,0T&,830 53
LIAHILIIIEB.
Lowe* unadjusted and not dne a..221,286 ?5
JTct, 83,834,504 2«.
Income for last year (n0t)...?. $2,938/109 94
Or a daily income of soy 112 ,300.
Lossei aud Expetses for same time $2,541,294 30
Totu' lomoh paid In 47 year- $19,127,410 06
Aiz Fire, $17,313,000 iKi Inland, f1.884,409 07
Government and Stita Taxes paid 112 179,179 31
LOSS
BY PORTLAND FIRE,
July 4th.
The total amount covered by .'Etna Policies on prop,
erty destroy odor damaged in f2<o.S.'»4, on which salvage
will l»p about ft percent. Our total b,«« will not vary
much from s£|o,ooo, and is being promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is fi per cent upon the assets a figure
but slightly exceeding oqi and State t «xph paid last year
or a proportion equal to a SSOOO for a tompanv of
$160,000
The necessity for iinnratye a«id the value 'f wealthy,
strong corporations, Is forcibly illustrated by this Are.
Several woak Insurance Companies ajre cfestr »yi*l—
I'nrtl iitd has a population of 35,000;—was handsomely
built, mostly flue brick or stone structures—protected
and screened wirll upwards or 8« >OO shad* tre**— N>ur|.|.
Ed ou three side* by wator— Indeed, literally, almost
rising from the'ncc*fu—and with a tr><«d i»*«nm fire de
partment, yet it has #* a
property consented in a few hours—tfl.qn a-holiday
when fts people are least occupied— trnin th 4 very iasig
nlftrant cause of a contemptible fin* cracker.
Itemember the triflingoiigin of fire* that i'weepaWaV
in u few hours t lie earnings of yearn. Coitsiib r your
best interests and give the .Etna agent a call IT you
Heed proper insurance security Policies Issued at fair
Minx. JAMISB T. MINIUN KIN,
August 8,1860,5t. Agent.
JOHN M. THOMPSON, ~. ; II) WIN LT6R
THOMPSON & LYON,
ATTORNEYS' AT LAW.
'!} (M. r VTiWIVA,
Executor's Notice.
N" OTIt Kis herebyglten that Letters TeStmefttary
on tiie estate if «»f .1. K. Itobiusoii, late of the town
of Knob Noster, Johnson, Co , Missouri, dee'ed, have
been granted to the unnersigtied. TiwrefOra, nil per
son*. knowing themselves ill iebted to said estate v\ ill
make immediate pavment, and those having claims
agninst tfcr same, will preseut them properly nulla u
ticatcd 112 >r settlement.
lIOUEUT STORY.
•luly 11th 18(50—ot Executor.
Auditor's Notice.
IN the matter of the petition of N. F. McCandless,
Con unit tee of Christian Fleeger for leave to well real
estate.
C. P. No 27, June Term, 1801. And now to wit: June
Btli, 1806, Court appoint U. W Fle-.'ger, an audi
tor to take testimony in reference to the claims of the
creditors Of the lunatic and make reputed ami state an
account of same that are claims legally upon the es
tato of said lunatic By the court.
Butler county, m.
Certified from the record thle 18th of June. I*oo.
Wsi. St >ai's, Prolh'y.
Notice is hereby given to thoae having claims against
the said estate, that I will attend to the duties of the
above appointment at t lie office of Black A Fleeger, in
Butler. on Tuesday, the 21st day of Atiuust, A D. 18«>t>.
at I o'clock, P. M.
0. W. FLEEO ER.
July 18 1800 4t . Auditor.
Kxccntor'N holier.
I UTTERS testamentary on the Estate of Wm. Pat ton,
1 J late of Slippery rock township, dee'd, have thi« day
beeo granted to the undersigned. Persons indebted to
the K-tite are requested to uiake immediate payment
and those having claims will present them properly au
thenticated for settlement
Julyll,oo,»it. DAVID ARMSTRONG, Ex'r._
flicciilor'N
I ITT LRS testamentary on the Ivtateof John Young.
J 1 it.of Lancaster township, «h-c'd, have be« n lamed
t ■ ilie un lersigned. Therefore, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to .<ptid estate, are rcqueslad i (l make
immediate payment; and those having Claims against
the same will' present them properly autTieuticatcd 112 »r
t tie in -nr. FRANCIS S< OTT,
fca*ci*ur.
$lO REWARD.
TMII K above reward will be paid by the subscriber upon
1 Information being given him. who the pei son 0.-per
sons a.e that continue to do malicious inisrhlef in the
Butter Cemetery, by broking glasses. Plower-i»ocs
Flowers and Shrubs. Little boys, who are in the habit
of daily rooming through the Cemetery, had better quit
that practice, as it is not a suitable pi ice for them to
rouble without a parent or guardian. Parents should
warn their children against aueh g osa barbarity.
U.C. HOESSIN'*
July 11, lsgo, at Treasurer of the Board
Orphan's Court Sale of Ileal
Estate.
BY VIRTUE »( «n order and decree of the Orphan's
Court of liutb-r county, the undersigned will ex
|> »fc to sale by public vendue and outcry, upon the prem
ises, «>n Saturday, the 2ath day of August, A . I» I8t)0,
the foil »wing described real eatate,late of Adam Peters
(leyeßMd. to wit: —About ont-flbnrth of an acre of land
situate iu the village of Barbersvtlle. ItutFslo townsh>p,
iiutler county. Pa., on the North by land of
Jacob Erman : Ka*t hy the Butler au«l Freeport Turnpike
Road; South by lands of Chiistian Smith; andw«*st by
lands of heirs of Krumpee. dee'd, ou which is
•ected a Two-Story Frame llou»a.
rtR.MS OF SA LK.—One-third in hand on confirma
tion of bale, and the balance in two equal annual install,
ments thereafter, with Interest from date of Conflrina
NORMAN KIRK LAND,
JOHN PKTKRS
julyl 1*66,6t Executors of Adam Peters, dee'd.
STOVES AND PLOUGHS.
| Irfyrzme* YITECKBIICKKR A REIBKR Ponn
j W r »{«rv[«t* i »i dera—Fonudrv North of the bci
rough of Butler, where Stores, Ploa is
i CTsTll°*l | ® r cnatingsare made onahor uo-
Kn9W t<ce - Their ware-room is on Main S; reet
door .North of Jack's Hotel, where you will find t ove«
ofallsir.es and patrotut. 'J'hey »Ko k**«j>ou hand .. large
I stock of Ploughs, which they sell as cheap as they cau be
bought at any other establishment iu the county.
I Dec .9. ltMH;:tf
FR0IT!»FR0IT!
i TJIT
j rpHE undersigned prof»rlrt..n, of "RURAL HILL NUR
i 1 SERY''wl»n#i to inform the public that they haye
now oil bandi at tiiati-Burslty,' iicatrtd two on !
oue half miles wmth-wegt .'f the borough of Butler, the
best and largest variety of fruit trees ever offered i> the
I public in this county.
| Their fruit trees c'onsht of the
I APPLE, PEAR,
| „„ PEACH. AND CHERRY
1 heseare unquestionably the largest as they are nh..
the best v irieties ever Offered in this ?M<ctiou "'I h< r va
rietycf SIIRI KRERY is also large. They wmi l there
fore aolldt a liberal patrouage the coming spring s«»h
is the time to select the ground and mak»- vuur order
which will be promptly filled. The trees can he had-a
the nursery or delivered where ordered t o -nit purcha
' lore. Every farm should ba\ g a good orvharj.
, BXtiS PEAKOKi 80AH
|, Januwy ilTji§66.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
OP THE
American Watches,
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS.
In consequence of tho recVut great decliuo in gold and
silver and all the matt-rials used in the manufacture of
our gauds, and in anticipation of a still further decline
we have reduced our prices to as low a point as they can
be placed
With Golcf, at Par,
so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from
the expectation that it will bo cheaper at some futuie
tifie. The test of ten years and the manufacture and
sale of
iHorrllinn 300.000 H iilclii*,
liava given our productions the very highest rank among
hue-keepers. Commencing with the determination to
in.Uco only thoroughly excellent watches, our business
has steadily increased a» the public became acquainted
with their vnlue, until for mouths toother, we hire
been unable to supply thedeman I. Wo have repeatedly
enlarged our fafctory building* until they now cover over
three acres of ground, ami give accommodation tj more
than eight hundrod workmen.
We are fully justiflod In stating that wo now mako '
MOUR THAN ONE-HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES j
?OLl> IN THBXnnTBD ST.v i BS. Thodlffanntgrifles ;
are distinguished by the following Irado nnilcs engraved !
on the pint
1.•• American Watch C 0.," Waltbain. Maw.
2. u Appletoit, Tracy ACo Waltham, Mass. I
3. " P. 8. BaMett,*' Walthas, Mass.
4. " Wm. Ellerv."
6. OUR LADTEB* WATCH of fint quality is name J j
'•Appleton, Tracy & Co.,** Waltham Mans.
6. Our w<»xt duillty of Ladles* Watch Is named "P. S
Bartlett," Waltham, Mass. Thaae watches are for. <
lushed in a great variety *»f si*<m and stylos of cases- .
The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Mass , author
ire tjs to state that w.thout distinction of trade marks
or prloo,
ALL THK PRODUCTS OF TIIRIR FACTORY
ARE FI LLY WARRANTED
dbe tlja e me keepers of thair class o"er made In
this or any other country. Buyers Hhoull remember
tthat unlike the guarantee of a foreign maker who can
i.ever bo reached, this warrantee is good at all time
agniuwt thfe Company or tlvelr agents, and that if aftur
the most thorough trial, any watch should prove defec
tlve In any particular. It may always be exchanged fir
another. As the American Watches mndu at Waltham,
aro for sale by dealers generally throntfhout the Coun
try, we do notsoliclt orders for single watches.
CAUTION.—The public are cautioned to bu/oniy o
respectable dealers. Alt persons rellluj counterfeits
will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AOENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCII COMPANY,
J8«? BROADWAY, N. V.
Jnlyiree.lm. I
Presentment of the Grand Jury
In Itegiirri In t li«* lMiblte lltiiltl
iiiKs.
Butler County, »».
6'ho Or Aid Inquest inquiring In and for the County of
Hutler, at February Sessions, ISOO, mads the following
I'resentmer.i, to wit:
Tlu-Orand Jury in ami f.>r the County of flutlor. r c
ommends the Commls* ! oneni of said County to build a
nrw Jail as soon as practicable, and th it the iron fen< e
flrflttnd thdCourt House b • cleaneiranu well prtldflr'tl.wn t
whatever necessary repaid the Court House may need,
be iivl'le W. C. A |/A MB,
February 28. Foreman.
And the Grind Inquest Inquii Ing In andf>r the County
of Butler. to June sessions. 1800, mado the following
Tin-Oram! Inquest of tho County of Bullor do respect
fully present.
Thn* w«> examined »lie Jail.of said County, in the Bor
ough if Butler, mid lind it utterly unfit 112 r Uic use f-r
Vr'hfcfi It is Intended. There are lio nu irn for keeping
lepaiate the male aud female inui.il * Jtisso arranged
that it is impftjslbic t<» remodel the Jail, so as to effect
any permanent of important change. The Jail is, bo
sides in our opinion, too Hindi and unhealthy, being
damp and murky. Wq. In hliort, condemn the Jail as
worse than USSlimm, by lining positively unfitted its a hab
itation f»r any burnt.n being. Itis Inhumni to put and
keep men.* much more females, in such a lode. Attor
neys cannot se -and consult with their Client* in the
Jail, llmut pie.it inconvenience as well as di'cmif >r»
Itis. in our judgment, an obtrude on dcc««ncy an I hu
imuyty. and a dfNgtuce to the County. W«* therefore
earned ly advise and recommend the demolition of V'to
old Jail and the immediate erection of a new one. W«
further present that the .lail and its surroiintllHgs are
well, ii -atly . and comfortably kept at present by the
Sheriff and his good wife. its.is po-silde. We farther
recommend the Commissioners of the County, to have
the Court II uso insured as soon as possible, in a sum
approaching as near as may be its Original cost, in home
one or more teaponstbltf Insurance c< unpaid en
We further lake the present opportunity of ex| re-sing
our opinion of the attentive and gentlemanly attention
ol our worthy District Attorney. W. 11. II Riddle, Esq.
(Signed) ALEX. UILLESI'IE. Foreman.
And now to wit: June 180(1. Tho Clerk I.s dlrerte-l
to publish this presentment in the papers of Hut lo
County. By thoCourt
Certified this 20th day of June, 1860.
W -J. YOU NO,
June 11,1806. Clerk.
JAS.'T. BRADY & CO.,
(Successors to Jones & Co.)
Cerner Fourth and Wood Streets.
BANKERS & BROKERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
liealcr* in all Kinds of
00 VEHN M BUT BBCUItItTK4,
FORK 10# EXCAANOE.
UiILD,
SILVER and COUPONS.
INTEREST ROTE*.
Collections made on alt accountable points in the
the United Hate* and Canadas.
Interest Allowed on time De
posits.
Highest Kates l'aiii for Cuinpoudi.
Cnios.
OF
THE AT].ANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 18 S3
With the number f-r Jamil y, 15<*.rt, the Atlath
UoMItLT entem upon Its
SEVENTH VOLUME.
11 baa reached an age and a circulation never before
it tamed' by any American magacltie of its ela «. and lis
V)polarity steadily increases wit Ik our h succeeding ;o*i
I'lie Publishers bav.j provided f-r the re:t.|ftN .if th
\tuaxti«; during the <* nilng y«ar articles which they
ireconfidunt will n »t only trustain the reputation of the
uagar.ine a.s the (ending exponent of American litera
ure, but will iucwise its general attinctiveness and
ralue.
Th# Atlatic for the vear 1806 will contain tho follow
ng features of espoclsl interest:
PASSAGES FROM lIAWTHOiISE'S DIAII~
l!eing extracts from tlx* late NathAMQ!. llawiiieo -
>eginniug at a period immediately (subsequent h
•■avinff College.
GRIFFITH (!AUNT, ok, JEALOUSY. A new
tavel, by CirsiLLi:.s Kkaoc. this n«*w story logins in
he December nuinbc-r. and bids fair to lie one ol 3lr.
leudestnont iutefnHting tioVeln.
THE CHIMNEY CORNER. By Hasrift BarKcn
[B 'irisri. r-t Stows willcoutiuue hwr aJuiirablo pa
.ers upon doinestic and social topics.
The ftiree p a'nros will be eontintie<l
In oughout the -j tar. lu a<iditiuu to the.*® the insg.ir.iue
vlll contain :
STORfES WY BAYARD TAYLOR . Ui" Brs of
vhirb'—a Kudsinn tale, entitled, "Beauty and the Beast,'
—Will appear In January.
STORIES BY Mr a L MARIE CHILD , the flr«t
»112 which, eutill«-il, t 'i , oorCJ»l.js," will be printed in the
February number.
DH. JOHNS By Ir a»v»i The cmcludlng chap
'cvs vfUils Novel wtll ext. na soma tfefre? or four months
ntofbe new veer.
THE LAST DA YS OF WALTER SAVAGE LAN
DOR. Containing a variety ..f intei e.-tirp incident
ind personal remlnlcence, by one who knew him.
Bmidffl tk«e fbrem ing articles, eAeclalW rnunicrale l
be Atlantic for Ib6b will (hi uisk its leaders a ifb it
Vomit" unrivaled eorps of contributors, conipriaing
nany of the gvst American Writers.
The Jauuary number will contain contr.Onfions from
llenry W the late Nathaniel Hawthorn
Tlmrles Ueade, Harriet B. Slowe. J. 'J'. Trowbridg
Am C. Lrvant ' verd Taylor. Doiial 10. \litch
tail Itamilti.n. The athof of "Lifr fn the Iron Mill.
And other populrr wilier.
TERMS OF THE ATLANTIC.
Sincl« fchbecnpttdlt — frm (ftdlirs per yea Vs.
Club taiu'.-r «wl. *« 11 «, LtriljjU; five copies fjrf]o,<Si
en copies i>r 00 un j each ruMitiunal copy
•oi every «In'- oi twenty tubserineis an extra copy
will be lurched grain, or Twwnty-oue copies 112 r sixty
loli.il> ■
( lulibing wttn Onr You oik#.'"—The Atlantic
utfL)ni Young Folks will L>c to oue adilitb.s
'jfTivS Doflafs pet vewi.
TIC KM OH k FIELDS, l*nblish«is,
124 Tiemont St., Bostou.
I.iine lor .Sale.
IiyOSK wishing to purchase n good quality of Lim«
mo be iiccoiAjßodntud br calhng upon tlis eubacrf
iMfi at hi" renidei.CM .n io.a t d township, milt
Mj«»th West of Butler, and i mii m op breakneck fr
. JA*« W +A r i;Vi l
uiS 2>, l 6\ 3.16
"SHE HAMILTON
(Sold ahtl£iluer Mining
OP NEVADA
LOCATION OF MINES:
MAMMOTH AN J NORTH UNION.
NYE COUNTY, NEVADA
CAPITAL STOCK $1,00),00C
200.900 SHARES, $5 EACH.
Principal Office, 224, S. Fourth St
rniLAVELrniA.
» mr m? a. az ««. m -
PRESIDENT.
lION. ALEXANDER RAMHB
U f S. Senator .from Minnesota.
VICE-PRESIDENT.
ALFUED (ILLMOKE,
Philadelphia.
SECRETARY.
JACOB ZlKdLfill,
Philadelphia.
TREASURER.
EDWARD F. MOODV,
Cashier Xa/i mat Bun A of the Kcyu
MANAGING DIRECTOR,.
* 11015 HItT W. IIA MILTON
HOARD OF DIRECTORS.
HON. ALEXANDER RAMS
•SI ]\iul, Minn.
Cot. JACOB ZIKI.LKR
HutU-1, /V/lo'tf.
WM. ]J. ()cr>KN, ESQ.,
Chicago, 111.
IBAAC 1!. DLT.LKIt, ESQ.,
Chicago, IU.
HON. ROBERT \V HAMILTON,
Nevada.
OTOUOE 15. L'RF.SBunr, ESQ.,
Haiti more, Ml.
FRANK STRELE, ESQ.,
/«fludcl phla.
HON. ALFRED OILMOHK,
VhiliUflpMa.
COl.. JOHN M WETHERILL
J\tUtcille. I\i.
E. REED MVKR, ESQ ,
Surveyor of the l\jrt, J'hi la
HON. T. J. COFFEY,
t'hllaJeli'hui.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the State of finnsylvania.
BANKERS.
NATION AL BANK UF THE REPUBLIC
SOI.ICTTTJFT.
SAMUEL U. THOMPSON,
THE HAMILTON
(Md & ill*ci' pitting do.
O IN 1; YA I> A .
The property of fbln Company Is situated In tn» Mum- I
moth and North Unlou >1 initio JDUtrict*. NlO tJouuty,
Stilto of Nevada, and coiiipriiet Hie fallowing named
ledges of silver bearing quarti: I
LI.!HIES I.\ MAMMOTH MINING DISTRICT. j
The AVinnobago Lodge, Twelve nundreu feet.
" Virion Ledge, One thhousnnd feot.
" Red Jacket Ledge, One thou-and feet.
" Sv a bashaw Ledge, Eighteen hundred feot.
" Ojibwa Ledge Twelve hundred feet.
" Mammoth Coin-lock liedge,. Eighteen hundred fo«t.
4 Yellow Jacket Ledge, One tlimfound feet.
•' Oecotah Ledge, Twelve hundred feot.
Ji Comet Ledge One tboiiadndd fee:.
" Leviathan Ledge, Eighteen himdreil
14 Kineiiioii Ledge J Hie If e «
I.EDGES IX SOUTH vhwir ■niSTltV'T
Tho 1 Ininllton L'dge. Twolv* ftundred feot.
Hamilton Ex. Ledge,. Twelve hundred feet.
'• ojibwa Ledge. Twelve hundred feet* ]
•' In-cotah Ledge Twelve hundred feet-
Onus Valley Ex. Ledge, Twelve hundre I feet.
11 Itushncll Ex. L«dg<- Twelve hundred feet.
44 Forest (juren Ex. Ledge, Twelve hundred foot. '
41 pony Ex. Ledge, Twelve hundred fec»t
'• Overland Ex. Ledge, Twelve hundred feot.
Tlie Officers and Board of directors of thin i'"in;iinv
present the ahove combination «.f twenty rich and valu
able Silver Lodge*, comprising tvreiity-flve thousand
feet, which they confidently believe embrace* a proper
ty for profitable silver mining un«urpMnd by any on
the Pacific coast.
Tills property wm selected and located by i>ractical
and experienced miners, among the first, in North Union
and Mammoth, which are justly regarded umong the
beat silver mining districts in the State, on account of
the richness of the ores, tho width of thevei»s, the fine
timber on the mountain, and the salt basins and grass
in the valleys.
This Company do not design to set forth statement*
that will not be verified, and preler nnder-esti mating
what fhey believe the results will prove Kii**l is an
itemid groat expense in many of the district*. The
.V Carry, Ophir, Savage, and other celebrated mines In
Waslw", are paying from fifteen 11 twenty dollar* per
cord for wood. A twenty stimp mill will consume fif
teen cords of wood per day, at sls per cord, amounting
to s?2fi per day. In the Mtinmoth And North Union
districts it would be simply thecuttlna,s4 percotd,orsoo
per day. Theie is a large Having on this Item. In tho
c nsuniptlonof salt, which is larg ly used iu mining
operations, the saving would not be less than f.MI per
nay over many other districts. In these two Items there
is nn advantage iu cost of running a twenty stamp mill
in these districts which would make a handsome yearly
profit of Itself.
It is not the tytfention of the Company to wSirk all this
property at thf present time, but to hold it in reserve
for fittnredispositioii. either to form a part of it into
other organizations,or to erect other mill*, as may he
deemed expedient. A twenty stamp miU near a well
selected lodtV will pay a large dividend on the capital
the tilst woi king year, and lea\,e a reserved fund In the
treasury,tobeapidiiid t»the erection of another mill.
This Company intend to erect a first-cliss null near
tho Winneii.igo lode, wlr.eh is four and one-half fe.et
wide,and Is Considered ono of the richest silver ledges
iu N<?\ada. and will afford an ompb supply uf ore K-r a
tweiity-otainp mill.
I'rofeitsar Jll itchly, who Is a scientific, reliable, an 1
very c(|utious gentleman, say 11 of this lode :
' * 'lihis is a strong well-defined voin. shnwiitg evtry
indication of drjilh and jttrmaneiicr. Tho ore ia of
great rirhne#*, and well diffwrrd throughout the fin.
11, d Gil Hit ore will jHiy 112 o tanking j nun the very sur
face This i.\ <t cry valuable mint arid can be nude to
pay from the beginning.'' A. lIL\T«"tiLY.
Mining Kofrlnoor.
It is more lb.in doubtful if Professor UUtcbly r-poaks
in the.*< terms of any other mine in Nevada.
A twenty stamp mill tan crush twenty t»ni per day:
but say that it < rushes 15 tens per day, (choice speci-
Vnens from the Winnebago l >de ha, a—.l; .-d pur
ton;, it is a I >w estimat ■ to say that it will give ati av
erage yield of $l6O per ton, take:; as it conies from the
vein. Fifteen tons per day would yield the ex
penses W crushing in these districts wiJI not excoed ft)
per ton,or s4.">ofor 15 tous, leaving a net profit off IH<«J
for a workiifg day, rr a monthly profit of over $i),000
for one mill.
Thle statement may srcui large, but it is proven by
the results uf other mills in districts less fhvorably lo
cated. We confidently- believe there i* no other invest
■ 1 eui will pay such large r turns ns silver property,
when well located,and tho mill*properly managed.
The minuting director4sadpjtperjeibifd add practical
silver oie worker in all its details : nets in the prune of
life, of excellent habits, and!ndomH*bleedergy : ho has
been long and favorably known riohidout, Uov.
Kumsoy, and t<» Mr. Frank Steel, one of the Hoard of
Difotjrs. and with whose goo I opinion of Mr Hamil
ton tlie II in A. W.Rondall, First A«>i Unt
Oei ersi, and Gov. Farwvll, ot Wisconsin, ulso Col. iJnr
bauk of Minnesota, fully concur lie one of the dls
ceverers ..f this property and is largely luterested in It,
and will certainly tiik« great j«ido-id discharging.his
duties promptly and economicallv, an liu such a man
ner as to make the OoApany a success which hear* his
A trustworthy and competerut cleik goes out with tho
oia laser as financial agent.
The plan of organization of this Company offers pe
collar advantage* t» the subscribers. It jjive* them se
curity, insures them a I ngo interest upon their money,
and provides for its reimbursement in a si.ort lime, leav
ing them their interest in the of vnU
The Coin pan y reserves for the treasury $350.0 JO or
7Oktxx) shaitss of-st.»oU, and will sell 40,(juu shares at par
value of $5.00. full paid. Those forty fhoasand shares
are preferred stock to hiMtr aperient, dividend.* per
annum out of the first of the mines until 1i
par valao is refunded. It also shares in dividends with
the common stock all profit* of the mines over and above
twenty-firs per cent., the Compmy reserving the right
to te>ieem this prefeired stock at any time by tbe pay
ment uf the par value thereof, onJ lute*e*t< The pre
terred stock utter it shall have been paid Ly dividendscf
tweuty five per cent, or otherwise, tu take yradu wl'.l
tho common stock, will share all |>'>fit«of the mine
equally.
'ibis equitable plan Is au evidence of I Ho good fdtf: of
this Company, and their couftdenje in this properly It
guaranteee to tho feubscriber ti. t whole pr *p«rt> aie'
rmprovemenLt f<r tiio |iay.tuei»t of the prefer: ed stock
and lunuios the payment of It speedily, leaving bfs n
terert in t*.e C->ui|»any w«tho»it >. s:. N > thei .-t'»cl
will be f<»l i. excepting the piotwrid »tock, ssi.tii tu*
Con.pam • minus pay dividend*.
'Jhi.s CoCnpauy h»v a lib jrt charter g-snte-1 &p»
clal act of the Legislature ot The 1 iu
to this property his been -if.;llv examined ah l pro
noumed g «»l. Tbeprodu t •: SiU-r m in Jiffei'. u
from iron, cyal. CM»p«?r, or !• «I, wh»«»l\ 1: iufiueu ••i h;
Uie fluctuations ftf the m-Tkot. 'j'h- precious mesa)
Sfe Ih* ttandard of value; wbuu . nee pi lu.-od, Liitf'
haven» market to seek, out make t l.cir W wn m^ketK
J. T. .WJlilfriUtt, Trilii !
inK »q FSilWcriitfiCt
■;/ ■_ Jj 1 ' •
[ THE LIGHT OFTHE WOftLD I
DR. IWAGOIELi'S
PILLS AND SALVE.
Those life giving remedies are now, fcr the first time
given publicity to the wojdd. For over a quarter of a
century of private practice the Ingredients In these r
LIFE-GIVING PILLS I
Havo »H*en used with the greatest success. Their mingle/
iii not only t • prevent die* Me, hut to euro. They search
out th» various maladies by flitch tho patient is ■ unerr
ing nnd re Invigorate* tile fulling pystem. To tho aged
ami Infirm a few dps.-* of theje BILLS will prove to he
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
For In every ense th'tfy add new Ufa and vitality, and re-
Ktnre llic wttuinc "iiiTgU* to their prlhtino state. To
the young au I middle-aged, they will prove most Inval
uable, as a ready, specific, ami sU Tng medicine. litre
is a du-ani realized- that Pot.-.»de l eon fought for
three hundred yoaYsago. nnd nc. t frfind. ne looked*
for a fountain that would restoio the old to vigor i.nd
make youth ever
An ESternalSprlxigf
Tt was left f«»r this day nnd hour to realise tho droam,
j and show, In one glorious fact, tho magic that made It
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
Cnnturt lUr t!it! lllnhtof ?nn, bat tfcoj tin forw 0-itlt
1 and hold aloof, disrate that might triumph ovt«r too
aged an I the young. l.«t none hesltuts than, but seite
j the favorable opportunity that offers. When taken as
[ prescribed
FOR BILIOUS DISORDER
Nothing can be more protective ot euro than those
Pills. Their almost magie Influenc* Is felt Monco; nnd
the usual concomitants of this most d stressing disease
are removed. These remedies are mad j from tho purest
Vegetable Compounds,
They will n-»t harm tho moat delicate fbmilo.and can
. U- given with good effect in prvfcribod doses to tho
i youngest halm.
For Cutaneous Disorders
And all e options of tho skin, the SALVE is most in
i valuable. It does heal externally alojio, but pen*trnl<vi
j with the ui >st searching effects to the very root of the
: evil!
DR. MLFIGIEL'S PUIS
' Invariably Cures the Following
Diseases:
Asthma
ttowel Complaint*
Conglia,
Uofcta.
Ci;«-.»t Diseases
C'ostlvenes*.
Dyspepsia.
Dlarrtivua,
Pro]*/,
DebUJty
Feter & Afar.
Pomnje Complaint*
Headache
Indigestion,
lnllnnnxi, t
Infltinn'ioii,
Inward Weakness
• Liver Complain:;
l.ownoss of Splits,
Mhigworm,
Salt 11 how.a
Scalds,
fkin Disooses.
&& Notice. None genuine without thv engruved
tin do iimrk around each pat or box, aliened by DA. J(-
M VtJfJI Kl., 41, Fulton St., New York, to counterfeit which
is felony
. J old by all rc-epoctablo Dtwlers In Medlolm*
thi.>Uj;hout tho Uuitcd States and Cauudas—at 2. 1 12» coute
per box or pot.
For Sale at Dr». GRAHAM A HUSELTO.VS Drug
Stoi'o, Sole Agi'iits In ltutier Pa.
IL - N"R
UNDERTAKING.
nV. DQIJ A TITERS on Main Street, opposite Jack#
Hotel. Th' subscriber is extousively engaged in
! "UNDERTAKING LINE,
Wing fully ptepared t» .make COPFINH of
nli ih >erlptto|if, newly and promptly to order Cof
(lns ot all sixes and kinds ready made, and always on
hands. •' ' i >
110 ha-i abo procured »>n entiio|y . .
\«>w inui Xrnt Ileursc;
and Is that prepared to attend funerals ou the shortest
ndtiee.
lie aNo keeps on hand* and toorde .
COMMON AND FANCY FURNITURE"
CONSISTING OP
IlnrcanH.
TubloM.
Nlaiidx,
llodsloailH, Chairs* Ac.
i Al! ninth' in ft nrat ai.<l wnrktnttn-likA manner, an<l
of tho finest flnnh
TKKMB: lleanonable and to suit thetlmos. Thank
ful for past lavors, the patronage ef the public Ih. res
pectfully solicited.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
STOCK.
JACOB &ECK.
May I<V6C-Cm6«.
j-lj JLSUiy.il
MOWER & REAPER.
I WHJLD respectfully announe* fo the farmers of
ItutKt county, that I am Agent for tho grent labor
saving machine*
/ETNA 4 CAYUGA CHIEF
MOWER AND REAPERS.-
A's' #e Celebrfttftd 4
Excelsior Mower & Reaper
j maouf icturr-d by Clark A Quigley, Canal, Fulton, O.
rili: WOULD RENOWNED
Sharp's Steel-tooth H;iy-Rake.
Abo the great Auiffi -an Chauipiou
E(iy k drain lake*
Fend for our circular* of the diflfereut machine's. All
orders addressed to the rmb-rsigned ut Zelionjpl<3, I'a.
will receive prompt attention.
June6.lßo6, GEORGE B BASTf AN,
XiiVmiRTS FOR 1865-6
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent Duplex
Ellipic, or double, SpringSkir. .
THIS INVENTION consists of VVTLIX (or two) JtlJlp
tic Pure Itofined Steel Springs, Ingeniously braded tight
ly ami firmly together, edge fo edge, making the tough
est, most flex.ble, elastic and durable Spring ever used*
Tbev stddoin bend or break, like tho Single Springs, and
conseouently pre-orve tlieir perfect auid beautiful Shapo
moreth -n twice as I<m)* as any single Spring Skiit that •
Ever U.V "I Can b«i made.
1 The wonderful Itf tibiljt} and great comfort an(f
pleasure to any the Duplex Ell ptlo Skiit
will bo e-sperlenrttdhinrticalariytn sll erowde«l AsseiO- '
blit's, OpeiAS, t Railroad Cars, ChureU pews,
Arm Chairs, for Ffnutenado and llouse Dress as the
Skirt oau be folded when in use to occupy a small plae*
it* < .i-dly and convenluutiy T As a hok or Maslio Dross.
A Lady buying enjoyed 11 « Pleastli e,tJomlbrt and Great
Convenloiioo of wearlug tbo ImijW®* Elliptic teMlMprian
j Skht tor a single day will Never uilliugly
dispense with their ns«. ForChlHren, Ml»seß,and Young
Lulies they are superior to all others.
THE liOfil'S are rovertvl with 2 ply dottle twisted
thr- ad itid « II woai twlc« as*tung"ns th 9*l s tngl« yartt
covering uhich
1 •»<:< I,nnd f.\ ••'or d .-ildbcovered to pr?von* the
iug IVoui wearin,: -ft the I'-dr v*hi i down staim
• tv.i- .''.eps. . 4c., which they are eourftautljr sunfect
! "'ai!'!." \""I- M.ICwIW r.n<
, » fio I< »t quality In every part »o"fb»J
• m- looU I " ■f «land pt-rfv-f t Sh.iufc pos*rMg, AWl.hr*
| uiKjit'.'vt ly the iightoftf, most di«li'Able,c«saf>rtAtt}{
! ' VvV,«i' p.ItADI.EV t CARY.PKOKRfBTQg# of tLt
, Jnveot'-u, a.>J SOLK HANUPACTi I'PL'Uft, 97, Cksu'b<*r
find : J a ni Mo.ule Bt.eet- . .New Yogk.
FOa svILL In all i.ss Stoics tUI: City,
rhrot-prV>ntt!ie United States and Canada. Hstwp 9t
] Cdba. Stcicku, < AmexlCrtjaiid lUe V..*t iutUftk..^.
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