_ THE AMERICAN CITIZEN. "
But ! er,Pa.Wednesday Aug, 29,1866.
NOTICE.
All Jurors, Suitors, persons notified,
by Rule or Citation or otherwise, to ap
pear at rur next Court, are notified that
the Septetiber Term will commence on
the 4th Monday, the 24th day of Sep
tember, instead of the 3d Monday as
heretofore announced, and they wdl make
their arrangements for attendance ac
cordingly.
\VM. O. UIvACKENIIinUe,
Duller. A tin. 22d. I*6o ) Sheriff'.
Vcmorettftt Monthly.
We. have received this superb Maga
zine. ft is splendid. c-ntaWng many su
perMr ertirraving*. an ] a richly eidore I
fashion pl#to. Tiie reading matter con
sists of cli iioi poetry and highly enter
taininsr prose. This magazine also sends
foil sized pr,(terns wiih everv number,
which of arc worth the sub
scription price. It is one of tlia be*t
pliMishCid, and should bo in every lady's
parlor. Address W. Jennings Pernor
ost, 47-1 llroadway. Nc'V Yolk.
riiilit<t<'l|>liia University of
Medicine »"<• Surgery.
The trustee* and faculty of the above
Medical (College hive issued "scholar
ships" nt S-ventt/ fire dollars onch;
entitles the holder to attend lectures mi
til graduation, or as many sessions as he
wishes.
This renders a medical education
cheaper than ever proposed by any I 'ni
versity or College in this country i-r I'- u
rope, possessing tjie same extensive fa
cilities.
■There ar.e y'j.trj n fVoJessnrn, and fi
eri/ I,ranch of Mnlicif: OM'i Surgery is
tJtqiow/kty tau'fht.
The student holding "scholarship" can
enter the college at nny time during the
Lectures, attend as long as he wishes,and
re-enter the Institution as frequently as
desired.
Persons wishing to obtain scholarships
can apply to L. Oldshne, M. lV,Profes—
sor of Urine—Pathology in the above
mentioned College.
His office and residence is No 132
Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ltepnltll'.'an MccthiKn.
r *t a meeting of the pnion Kepublicnn
Kxecntive Committee, held in Holler, on
Sanirdoy the 25th instant, it was resolv
ed, that meetings be Held at the
jilaccH. vix : Millerstown and Harrisvillc,
on Tbureday the loth of September, at
7 o'clock, P. M ; Sarversville and Mid
dle Lancaster, on Friday ihe 14th of Sep
tember. at 7 o'clock. P. M. ; (lade .Mills
and Prospect, on Saturday the 15th of
September, at 7 o'clock, P. M.j Kvans
biirjj and North Washinj;ton, on Monday
the 17'h of September, ut 7 o'clock. P.
M.; Suxonburg and Portersville, on Tucs
day the 18tli of September, at 7 o'clock,
P. M.; Ilarinony and Fuirviow, on Wed
nesday the 10th of September, at 7 o'-
clock P. M ; Martinsburg and Sunbury,
or. Thur-day the 20th of September, at 7
o'clock. I'. M. ; Middletown and Centre
ill ', on Friday llio2lst of September,at
J' oclocjc Jl.
The necessary have l»cn
made to supply all the above meetings
with competent speakers.
The committees that have been ap
pointed, are hereby requested to make all
necessary arrangements, to bring out a
full attendance to these meetings in their
respective parts of tlio county.
The friends of the L'nion and JAbrrly
will rnlly once more, and show by their
presence anil votes that they arc deter
mined, that the vital principle* for which
they and their bravo comrades and friend*
fought Ruling the lute rebellion slut// h i
)tni]>h ; and that unrepentant Iraitor* and
(heir *y)np<itlttzrrx shall not be peraiited
to enact laws for the government of the
American people. 0. K. Anderbo*.
Ch'n. Kx. Com.
Woinrn of the X% nr.
Under this title the subscription pub
lishinghouse of Scranton k Co . Hartford,
will soon issue a new anJ original work.
I V Frank Moore. It comprises full and
faithful sketches of the most celebrated
w :uen of our ouutry, who, during the
war, consecrated themselves to the work
of relieving thousaiids of ihe suffering
and war-worn soldiers, in the h spitals,nn
the field, and at the very front of battle.
The incidents ot tlif ir experience over
flow with pad;.'.s nnd the most touching
sentiment, showing the truth of all that
has been said of woman's charity, love,
and self-saciidee in times of triul and
suffering. The devotion of Spartan moth
crs. the heroic tenderness of lho yuunsr
wife Gertrude, and the sublime sacrifice
of Florence Nightingale, have all b"en
rivaled by our own noble women during
the last four years of war, and to thent as
deep a debt of gratitude is due from the
nation as to those bravo fellows, who, in
the hospitals, '• homes" and convu'e rei.t
camps, were the objects of their tender
care. We cannot devote more space at
this time to this bmik, but will hereafter
"refer more paricularly to its value. It
is illustrated with stoel plate portrait* of
soijiu of ihe subjects, i uaiavcM in tiie
most ti} proved b.mk uoie style,— au im
provement 10 illustration Wo
think. tj the hcu?eof Scran ton & Co., in
ibis volume. The work will be a welcome
cne in the homes ol the soldiers and the
soldiers' friends throughout the country.
Reliable Agents wanted lor every county,
city and town«hip in the United States.
I't p.uc nam;
Of Lots in the Town of Cun
ningham. •
C nc Ilundiid Lots in the above Town
will he e* posed to sale; tyy public Tendue
or outcry on the premises! on
Il'n/n enfuy, the 12 th y of Scptrytbrr
uex;. 'lhe Town of has
lately been laid out by the and
is situated in Madison towpt-hip, Clarion
county, I'i) . on the Allegheny river, on
the opposite nide I'roni the Hrady's lJend
Iron Works. The town is located with
in a lew 1-nils of the river, and the route
of the Allegheny Valley Railroad is be
twem the town and river. It is I catcJ
•. n good building ground, and its bound
aries can be ex ended so as t'i make it a
large pi ie. It is an sxoe)but situation
and promises to become a flourishing
I lace of business Persons wishing to in
vest money, or to locate, will do well
in attending the sale. Sale to commence
at lOo'eloclf, A M. Terms made known
on day of sale. J. M. CUNNINGHAM.
Aug. 29, 18<>6 3t.
"tried ami run; O
OR —
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.1 Story of the Great lietjellion,
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Mr s. IS cIJ a 'A. Mpe ne c r."
This most thrilling narrative of facts
(with some fiction) is now ready for sub
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read. It embodies a great deal of useful
and important history, with something of
the attractive style of Romance. A
chance will soon bo given to those wish
ing to purchase this interesting Hook.—
Mr. Thomas I uucan, *\ho is the auibo
rized agent for this county, is now entered
upon the canvass for subscriptions. Wo
recommend him to the patroyage of all
lovers of valuable reading.
Klinpe£} roek W'ooMJpowern ,%s
--soeialion.
Cf.ntrkvii.lf., Aug. 22, 18t5(>.
This ai'oeiuti >n will moot on Saturday
September Ist, it 2 o'clock, P. M. Sub
jeet for diteussiun. SV : a Dreed < 112 Sheep
sihe most profitable to the Wool Grow
er ? As tjils subject is of more import
ance than any olher to those engaged in
Wool growing to receive information on,
an interesting dsicussion is anticipated.
John Hicham, Sec'y.
OeMperatiunol Hie Johiiwonjtifti.
'lhe foil.iwingdespatch from \Va.-hing- j
inglon to the I'hiladelphia Led.jer lullv
disodoses the desptration of the Johnson
iliK. Let t'liiou nibii take waniing: "1 {
iii'f'Minii' 1 violate no coiiS lence when 1
inform you that the ensuin fall elections
<re to be cariied at all bazanis fur the
Administration party. There will be no
I'onnectic'ut slip ups, lam assured The
Kxecntive has been informed by those in
Ireouuut converse hiin that such fa
tal errors must not be allowed to occur in
any Stale wi.cic they can be prevented,
and there iij tlie best possible authori'y
tor abseiling that he hubls the same view.
11 is n£w pissition in cutting luose from
lliiisc whiise'acts ten'c I t > pe | Ctu tc
disunion ant make a disruption id the
States inevitable,' it is said to be fully re
al zed by him, and be Lcls thai he Can
now move forward in the work of resto
ration, unlettered by any fear of displeas
mcnt of 'ihe party that elected him:'—
llis declaration, as expressed at the thres
hold of the Fall campaign, is. 'Those who
oppose me, I will oppose. 1 "
jtAisni E i>.
ill V\ liiient-'Wii. Ali</lHt -'Jnd 1 «»*♦». by It . A. Clin-
I n'nirhani. Mr. Jacob Mi«ii«Ou to Min.-< .-»rnli both
I <'f llutler Go., I*r.
' l)ntheir.|h in«tant. by the Rev. Rlack. Mr . R >lm r: S.
i Ml ark <>f C'ltinoqunnetiitins; to« nnhip. ♦<> Mlm Mary J.
Martin, of Paikei township, llutler county, Fa.
On AniriHt 23d. by th«' llev. Win. I*. BrifidrMi at hi?*
• >wn resident**. Samuel Millsr of Ceutr*. and Mrs. Su
-anna both of Rutlercomity, Fa.
Oti 2t*lV l*#. bv Rev A. 3. Miller at th« reni
•letiM- of the bride'* f.ther. Mr. jlitntiel C »nn of Clay,
tp. In Miss Maletta Kidnr, of Concord tp , Duller county
i>l i:i>
On Saturday the 11 tb Inst., nt her Father's re*idenco
in Itntler town-hip, Mary Caroline Miller, »Bed 14 yrs.
0 in hi and 14 days.
The deeiwved wat a membc" of the M. E. C liun h at
Perterr Mile, and d oI in the triumphs of a living faith
iu her Aedecmer.
m;w idvkk tisf.mems
AilnifßiMtrator'ii \ot joe.
N'' I't'li Ki« |ipi ,-l,f givoii Unit of Aifnlirii.ira
ti«>n have been tH-,ne«l to the niidpinlpnwl, on the
estate of M afgarot Tamer, late of Allegheny township,
dec d All permm* having claims asrain-tt aaid ewtnte.
will present them properly authenticated f»r nettla
ment, .ind tho«" kn »wiiu them-«elves indebtM to said
estnte, will uiaka iinmed.nte pivnient
JOHN DAVTg,
Aujni t 23, I8»'"f ! --fit. Adudnis'ratMr.
"notice! *
A I'l» ne r -''»m f»r« hereby eantioii"d n*«t to receive
' Jv or l»nv n° t** or f)u« llilla giv«n to and payible to
l»avid t'eotl, l>q., i utlition that he, thu a iitl Duvid
Pcott. would procure I'uusiona for the the
war of Wl2; n.4 naid He >tt did not, and was unatl.i to
procure said Pensions f< r na
Mast io:.niuKH o> 1812.
Bntler. Anew 29. l«tift—*Jt
Kxctutor's Xotice.
j T KTTF.US testameiitary tiia Tstate of Elizabeth
! Li e. late of Allegheny* fr».\ dee d, have thin day
!•« en granted to the uuderaignetl. Personi indebted to
j the are requested to make immediate payment
••nd th«ne having claims will pie*ect them properly au
thenticated f»r aettleineut ' i JOn.V
JOn.V DAVIS, Bx'r.
UVNP FOR SALE QH|AP»
Within One Mile of Butler.
A c*rs»« ~112 valiutble land.' nc mile W«-st« 112
,-W/CO the ol uuiler, offered f.-r sale at a
Very M(.i| iale Price.
TO acres and 86 pe*cbe* adjoining and North of the
! liuitler and New Ca>tb Jv ad, the bilance >ont h of and
j atij .tiling same i;oid ; and bj the liu 1.-r,
I and M.tunu.g lload. Tint poition £><<utii Of the H ;t-
I ler and lWu.<t e llmd,cau be divided .u.o hmaller
j iviu t i nit purv-lm ers
I L« ivl. Ai.iien. no. timber and water tiir. iit.bout
} the wli d«*.
i.. qui 11 Illceof the snlwcrihe . wl.ore accural
drafts Of ihe in*** can be *»-**»
Lbtvis t. MlTi liELJu,
Aug 30 Ot at Dnt V p».
REASONS WHY THE •
AMERICAN WATCH
Midle at WALTHA W Was?.
Is tlio llest.
It h made on the b*!t principle. It* frnwais compar
ed of SOLID PLATB3. NO Jar car. inttrffcrt with lh«
harmony of its working and no nud'dnu abock can dain
nge Ite machinery Every piero is m«<le and finished
by machinery (Ittelf ftniim* f>r lter.o.elty, n* wtU a*
for it.' efl< (.Uvaser*) and it therefore propi rlv made.—
The watch it what all mechanUtn alt mid be—AOCUJ
RATH. BIMPLK. BTRONO, AND ECONOMICAL
Kxcept some high grade*. too costly For general use,
I foreign watches are chiefly made by w )incn and boys,
Such wat«-he* are cm p-ted of several hundred piecea,
screwed and ririted together, and wjnir# constant re
pairs to keep in any kind of order. All persons
who bav* carried • ancres, - ' "laplsee" and -English
I'att-i t Levers," are perfectly well aware of tho truth cf
in abatement-
At the tegiiining of our ent-rpilso, morn than ten
year* apo, t was our object to make a thoroughly go.*d
I 1 cm-priced' watch for 'the million to take the place of
| therefor sign impositions —the refuse of foreign facto
ring— which wapj entirely uriw lobllM home and per
: fcctly worthies# every where.
flow well we have accomplished .Lit may bo under
sto.nl from the fact, that after no many yeira of public
tri.il. we now nuke MOKK THAN ONK-iiALK OF ALL
TilK WATCH£3 SOLD IN TIIK UNITED STATES, and
that no oil.era havti ev. r givea such universal satisfsc
li. n While this depnrtim rt of our business is contin
ued with ircreated facilities for perfect w« rk, we are at
present eigiged in the manufacture of w tchea if the
▼erv HOlilKSl'GllADl-; KNOWN TO CHHONOM LTK V
u "equal led by anything hitherto made by ourßelves,
and nn»nrp;aieJ by anything made in ibo world. F« r
this purjM.se we have the amplest facilitios. We have
erected an add.tion ti our main buildings expressly fur
this branch of cur bn*ii>e«*.ai d have t lltil it with the
he«t workmen in our sir*lce. New mac bines and appli
ances have been constructed, which ptflbrm thtir work
with consummate delicacy and exactness. The cbnlceat
and u> *t approved materials only are used and we chal
lenge e miparlaon between this grade of our woik and
th- finest imported chronometors. We do not pretend
to sell our warches for Irst numry than foreign watches,
hut we do assort without fear of contradiction that for
the same wy onr prodnet is incomparably suporior.
A!l our wati-life, of whatever grade, ure fully warranted
and his w.irrnuteels good at all timet against us or our
agents in all parts of the world.
CAUTION. —The public aie cautioned to buy only of
respoctable dealers. Ail persons felling counterfeits
w ill bo prosecuted.
ROBBTNS & APPLETON,
AQKNTB fO.t TilK AMERICAN M ATCII COMPANY,
IS3 UROAUW'AV, N. V.
Trial I.ist i'or Kept. Term, IS#«.
mi,ST WKKK
Win. Fowler v* Datid M'Donald,
Wm. 11 b«»miron v* Jacob Vocbling,
rasper El in v» Henry Btrutt,
Miry I). M'Ctll, Adui x for use re Jsne McDer
mott et nl.
lloi i'um Lei bold v* Henry Leibold.
SECOND WEEK.
Wilton K. P« tts vs Willibert Frederick et al.
Win. Story vs Win. Adaim,
Isaac Spongier v« l»avid Marshall,
Hnuli A- Wm. Murrin, Kx'ra rt Daniel Kel y
Kachael Cowan v* Mary McKinniu,
Isiuc hn. 11*4)1 v# Robert Ail an.
Win. lotqner va Hugh k Wm* Murrin, Ex'rs
Wiu iMvidfon vs John Bel'oid,
Wm Prrt-y et al. Trustees uf L'uity Congregation TB
Unity Congregation,
Wm Liyion vs Jnc.ef L Chambers,
Henry limner vs .-Auinel Patterson,
Hugh .ft Win Miirrin, hx'rs vs Daniel Kelly,
Adam D«*ni< k vs Thomas Rich*' ds,
John Ituto«el va Cb»vie>* Cochran et al.
I a din .h M'Lure v* Mary Uiown et al
John Negley vs Wm Vogele} et ul
J union Gill ilier Jr. v« James Oil labor. 8r
llaivey D. Thojup«'»n vh lsiuj. - ;>poa*l«r at al
John Price vs Wm. Mardorf,
Wm it)era vs The school District of Oakland
township, Hutler County, Pa.
WM STOOPS, Proth'y.
1 t!, !.l '' - 'Pill • \H;. 1"> • ' _ _
A|i|>raiseiiu'iit List,
'P HE following Appraisement Lints of property re-
I iain*.*d under the Act of 2tth Apiil, 1861, have limii
presented and tiled in the • 111'0 • 112 Clerk of Oiphuu*'
! court, in and for the count) of butler, to wit :
No. 12 June Term, IfcOti Mrs Margaret Hart ley, wid
ow of Joseph bat tley, d»cU. lemoual property
I aiiioußtiiig to $291 47
Margaret Rartley, Adm'x.
N«i 73. June Term IBM, Mary A Honadle, widow of
M II lt..i»H«lle, dec d. Pnrsonal property amounting
to &JOO 00. Mary A. Honadle, Ex'x.
No. 74, June T»»im, 18W», Mrs. ZeUman. wid
o\v < 112 John 11. Zelsman, dfe'd. Personal j r .pert.v
hiuoui.t?ug to S3OO 00 B. Berningher, Kx'r.
N'.» 70, June Term, 1860, Mrs. Miller, wid*
nw of Peter Mtller, dee d Peisoiul proporty amount
ing to $:joo 00. »
! >o. 77, Jnno Term, Vra Qraco 11. Oag •», wid r
| ow ..f Chi let >pher Ua/tn, dec'#.
Heal estate amounlng to $*273 CO
Personal property amounting to 67 < 0
Total iO
| No. 70 June Term. ISfB, Mia Jane Cochran,widow of
' John Cochran, dee d. Personal property amounting
I to S3.K) (0. Jai.e Ct climn, Adm*x.
j Of which the Creditors, Heir*, legatee*. I)i-t, ii»utees
and other* int crested, will take noticeaud appear At an
{ Ct nrt to be held nt Butler, in end It r the
! county . 112 Duller, on tint'l wenty-fonrlh day of'Fepl ember
iMtt.'and not later than the third day thereof, to show
, cAit£eif mi) they ha\e, why the said Appraisements
nil • not he confirmed By the Court
j Aug*22, 1»06.) W. J. Yi.IJNO, CCk.
Scgtett'f'i Xnilt'C.
N'OTIC he.eby givwn that the following Accounts
of itor«. fcxecutors, and «tiMnlian-.have
ncen tilfl in tin llegiwter's <■ll.ce at Bntler. and will be
picrieiiietl to* oiut I r Coiifi' iiMtion api) itllowauce, on
W <tlnei»day. the of .-epie.uber, I>*Jo.
a ilnt of Kb*a Be»tty and John L Bentty,
i A-hu'x'aiid Adui iof \>m. dee'd. iulil May
1 11 th. IHtiU
\ 1-iPnl Acrouat of AdmV of Margaret
Povard; dec't*. ' ' <iJiled August 27,1860.
I- nil aecoimt of Ueorge W. Itarily ami James Bait
ly, Lx'rsof James Bartly• dee'd. Filed May 12th, 1800
Final account of B. M. Hankin, Adm'x of Jonathan
S* Moi tituore, dec d Filed May lhOO.
Final account of Thomas Critchlow, Adtn'r of Hugh
Stevenson, deed* Filed June 4th, 18« 0.
Finsl a« count of Abner I»ale and M• 11. Adam-<, Ex'r*
of Hannah Jano McCuue, dee'd. Fi'ed June sth, 1>»06.
Final account of Samuel M. An lirwn, Guardian of
John W. Kiddle. Filed 6th, 180*1.
Final account of John Ihinlap. Adm'r of John Mc-
Clure Duulap, dee'd. Filctl Jnue Cth, 1H 6.
Final account Of Samuel Louden and Jacob Wolfird.
Atlin i* or Hubert Kitkiii dec (1 tiled June 12tn, 18u».
Final nccoi ntof Mary A- Adir'.x of Wm.
II llol.u.xiaip, <lec"<t. Filed Jone l«lli, Iwj.
Final Account of Mi*. Sarah McAlister, Adm'x and
Pat i irk M. Boyle. Adm'r of Ji.me* Mc A lister, dee'd.—
Filed June 26th, 18M).
I'inal account of Franklin Jamison, Ex'r of Robert
Martin dee'd. Filed July lHth, 1860.
Final ncconut of 8. if. Kelly. Adin'r. c it bonit now,
of John II<«-kenberry, dec'tj; riled July *2l*t, 18C0.
Final account of Khcneier Christy, Adin'r of John F.
M'Oill, dee'd. Filed July 26th, 18W5.
Finai acconnt of John Goehring. Ailm'r of Henry
lloh noddle, dee'd. Filed July 27th, 18rt6.
Final acconnt of Jain en Bredin. Adin'r of Hon. John
Bredm, dec d. Filed July 2»tb. 1860
Partial account of Joliu Humphrey, Adni'r of Wm
Wliner, dee'd. Flleil July 2Sth,
Filial acconnt of John Wolf. 3 . Adm'r of John Wolf,
Jr. dee d. Filed July 1S«
Martin! account of Hugh Marrtn A Wm. Murrin. Ex
ecutors of John Murrin, E»<| , dec d. Filed Aug id.'t>o.
Final account «>t T. C Thompson, Adwof R. W.
Thompson,dee'd. Filed Aug 4th, 1806.
Acconut of George Neel v, Trqatee f>r the sale of the
real* ti'ouf John liol.niiler. d'-e'd. in partition O. C..
No. 17 March turoi. 1868. Fihd Aug. «»lh, 1860
Final account of John llowder, Ex * of Abraham
Rowder, dee'd Filed Aug. Bili, 1806.
Final account of Wm fJryeon. Guardian of Samuel
M'Call. filed Aug. lfHh.-WftO.
Finn! acconnt nfQe*. A. Llack. Adm'r of Eunice
Wallace, dee'd Fdofl Aug i3ih. 1800.
F'Sial acconnt of'john M'Divitt A Samuel louden,
Ex'r* of James L-'give!dee'd File! Aug Uth, 1906.
Final r.cc >unt of A iron Y«wng an! Nancy ICenHn,
Adui rn Oi CL* Il'-nlin, dec >1 Filod Aiu. 14th, 1800.
Flml account of Mrt Sarah A. Thompson. Adm'r of
Jamuti Thompson, dec d Filed May 14th. 1800.
Final acconnt 112 P. flick!* and John Nicholas, Ad.
mlnisti-Htor* of Geo. Lowall. Jr., de: d. Filed Aug.
n«t lfjth, 1866.
Fl nl nccom.t of II C. Ileincman Fx'r of Mi* Catha
rine llelneinau, decM Pile " Aug.
Final account of Cl»a» M'Candle*, Guar.llau ot Cur
tis M Candles*. Filed Aug. 17th, 1*66-
' Final acconnt of Chas jrCandleM, Ou rdiau of Por
ter WCandlea*. Filed Aug. 17th, 1800.
Final account of Chas M'Candlu—, Guardian of Ir
melda M'Candlew. Filed Aug. 17th, 1*66.
Final acconnt of Robert £t. Clair A G. C- Roeeatng,
Adm'rsof David Bt. Clair, dee'd. WWd Auk 17. 18tt0.
Final account of Edward fc-efton, surviving Ex'r of
Cathatine Eogan, late of Pc-nn tp., dee d Filed Aug
ust ISth. 1866.
Final account of Robert Gilieland. Ex'r of Thomas
Denny, deed. Filed Aug 1 ah, is* 0
Frual Account • 112 Robt. Tl oru, guod nn of Nancy
Row*. (now .Nancy Conn) minor chil I of Au'h -ov It we
late of ty'aahiugt nlp , dec J. Filed Aug -4, I two.
Fin-d acc.oui-t of Wm Moorehead, Ex'r of David
Muotehead, dee'd. Filed Aug £Hu. 1 >O-*.
JAMKtf 8. KENNEDY, Recorder.
' per JOHN 11. CUATTY, Deputy.
Heconicr «ofllc», Bniltr, a. W5
Notices.
flfcl CfIA PER YEAR I We want
VVP Agents everywhere to sell our
mVRov u S2O Sewfog Machines. Three new kinds Un
der and upper ffeed. Sent on trial. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large i*>tnmis*i»n paid. The o*lt ma
chines sold In Unite 1 state* for lets than ft'), which are
fully licensed by Howe. I Vhttl r <§ 1 Vihnn Graver rf
Baker. Singer rf On , and Bachelor AH other cheap
machine* are infringements and the telvr or user are
liable to a>re<t.fnr and im'prisnr.. Illustrated cir
culars sent/We. Add rose, or call upon Shaw 4 (.lark,
at Pldd» 112 rd, Maine, < r Chicago. 111.
June 27 *66-1 y«.
misic.
THE MASON ft n AM LTV CABINET OROA NSL to
sacred and secular mus c . for»v different «t< ln.«, to
|n ft each, FIFTY OXE (.OLD OR SIL V Eli MFD-
A L&, »>- »thtr first premium* awarded them IllU»-tra
ted Cattlogn-* f.ee Address, MASON & HAMLIN
Boston, o. MASON BROfHc.IS. New York-
AClrt A MONTH I—AGENTS vvanted for
tfr sirenfirrU/ n-w articles, just out. Addisrs
O. T sIARKY, t'itjr iiuilding. Biddstor l Ms.
une 27 dts-ly*.
\\T ANT EH, AUEXT.^—l7ft to f3(W PER MJVTII tot
\ > gentlemen, and 53S to $75 for ladie*, everywhere,
t » intrcdure the "Cclebniij d Common Sense Eamlly Sow
ing machine, improved and perfected It will hum, fell,
st:tch, quilt, bind, braid and embroider beautifully
Price only maKit g the clastic lock stitch, and fully
warranted for three-yflA, Wo pay the above wages, or
a commission, fropi which twice that amount can be
made. Addie*s with stamp, ot call on C. HOW Eh S 4
Co., Salesrooms, No. 26S South Fit Til Street, Philadel
phia, I'm. All letters answered promptly,with circulars
aud t'-rros.
Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery I
A C R . IS WARRANTED by I)R. TOBIAS* < Bi.FBR VI RD
VENETIAN LI MM«NT, if u>ed when first taken t) y
perß>>nscf temp-rate habits. This medicine has been
Known In the United State* over 20 year*. .Thousands
hare u*ed it, nnd found it never failed to cure any c>»m
--1 la nt for w h'ch it was recommended, and all those who
fir;t tried it, are now never without it In the Cholera}
of I*4S. I>r. Tobias attended 40 ca.*es and lost 4, being
calltd in too late to do any good
DIRECTIONS.—Take a tea poonfulin awlne g'a»aof
water every half hour 112: r two h> urs, and rub the abJo
men and extremities well with the Liniment. To allay
the thirst, take a lump of ice in the tn uth, ab. ut ttn
•dze of ainarble every ten minutes It is w irranted per
fectly innocent to tak-j internally. Sold by all drug
gists, price 40 and flu cents. Dep )t, 69 Courtlaud frt,
New Yoik.
A Si«yl« Bo* of BRANURETH3 PILLS Contains
more extractive taatter thin twenty boxes of
any pill* any where in tlio world besides; fifty five
hmluied physicians me UIMU in their practico tithe
exclusion of oth«r purgatives. The first letter of their
value is yet scarcely appreciated. When tlioy are Ut
ter known. a sudden death and continue I sickness will
bo of the past. Lot those who know them speak right
out in their fa*or. It la n du»y which will save lifo.
Our rrtc'e are subject to a redundancy of vitiated hi If
at this Jcfl3<>n,ai dit dangerous us it is prevalaut;
but firahdreth's Pills afford an invaluable and oHlcio:it
protection. By the r occasional use wo prevent the
collectlonof those impurities which, when Ineuffdlnt
quantities, cna*© so much danger tj the body's hoalth.
They ««>on cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Loss of Ap
petite, Pain in thtt Head, lloaitburn, Pain in the Breast
bone, Sudden Faintness and C >stive:ie«i. 8 >l-1 by a'l
respectably Dealers in Medicine*.
SIIEIUFFIS^ALM
13 Y Virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Exponas.
j Fieri Facias and bovari i Facias issue I out of the
Court of Common I'leas of Bur}ur county, nnd to hie
directs!, there will bcexp wed t. publi. s lie. at tho Con it
House,in ihe borough of B lifer. on' Monday. the 21th
day 112 S. ptcmh r, A. I). !8»*1, at one o'clock," l' 31., tho
following di-B< i Ibcd propt-rty, to wit:
All Cic r ght. title, Interest and cinlin which Jsmos
Oftllnhor, lit-* of Mudd,\creeh tp., de 'il. hid in hi* life
time. <>f in and t On* Hundred acre* of land, in<>r* or
le-s, situ -to in Mnddycreftk township, Butb r county.
Pa . bounded NothbvJeriy Kiester, et al., En«t by
Dav d .Marshall. S<uth by Thomas Cnllal.er. an l West
by John Daii iher. About eighty acres cleared, donble
i->g hou.-e and leg barn (and good orchard) thereon erec
ted. Seized and taken in execution at thosnlt «»f .la*.
Oallsber,' versus" Mai y (Jallalier, Administratrix of
said James tiallahcr, dee'd.
4XBO,
All the right, title, interest and claim of Barney Logue,
of in and to Fifty acres of land, more or less, situated
in Clearfield township, Butler comity, i'a., bounded
North by Robert Thompson, Kast by Daniel M'Grudy,
et al., South by John M'Curtey, West by Pstrii k Sween
ey. Eighteen acres cleared, OIIH log house thereon
elected. Seised and aken in exeoutioii as the property
of Bainey Logue. at tho suit of LVAU Jenkins, for use of
Churles .H Caudles*.
ALSO,
All the ri^ht,title,iptcrest and claim of Harriet Chris
tv, of, in ami to Jfoity-one acres of land,' m >r« or le.i«,
situate in Cherry township, Butler county, Pa., hound
ed North by Cfnistys heirs, Kast oy Thompson et.al.,
South by W Stevenson's heirs, West by Stevenson .s
heirs. Tli rty-five acres e lea red; log house and log bain
thereon erected Seized and taken iu execution ar tho
piopcrrty of Harriet ( hristy, al the suit of Bracken'
ridge SL CO.
ALSO,
All the right, titlo. Interest and claim of g P. Kv&ns,
of in and to, in.- Hun lei and I .ft y acr-s of land, more
oi |e-s. nitu red In Cent: e township. Butler county. Pa...
b< uiidcd liOith by .lack * heirs, Last by Love, South by
Berg and M't mdleas, West by Uadget One Hundred
acres cleared, (ifieen acres meadow, double log house, log
bnrn and frame .stalde thereon erected Seized a' d tak
eu in execution a* the property of 8. p. Evans, at th
suit of 0. B. Sherry.
A LSO,
All tlierigl.t, title, interti-t and claim which Z. P.
Billiard, late of Yonango tp., dee d-, had in his lifetime,
of in and to Ki^htv acres oi land, more or lens,situate
in Vouango tp., Butler couuty, Pa . l)un tided N« rth hy
.lacob Shanor East by K. If. Kmc ry. South by* Joseph
Grccr, West by M\l-rt & Clymer, about thirty-live
acres cleared, nine of which is meadow; one Frame
house therein) erected. »Mc*'l and taken in executiou
at the suit of K. Graff, Ex'rx. ll.lGiaff, dee'd.. ver
sus Sarah llilliaid, Adm'ft of 'aid /.. B. Ililiiard,dee'd,
ALSO
All the right, tit 1«. internet and elaim of David AW
It. Oonn, of in nnl to one Hundred Acres of land more
or les« . Kit u.ited in Washington tp., Butler Co., Pa.,
b mimed North bv Thos. Kelly. East by Conn A* A'vaus
South by Wadeworth nnd Itlaek. West by Jacoh Daub
cnspeck. Seventy vcrcs cleared. frame bain'and double
log house thfei'joii erected. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of David Coiiu tV. W. U. Conn, *t the
Hnit ol George Mu>riu.
A 1.80,
All the tight, tille, Inteicst and ci.iim of George W.
Smith, of In and to one lot of ground. situoted in Born.
Butler, Butler county, Pa , bounded North i>y an alley,
East by an alley. South by the diamond. West by Mr*.
Christy ; Wing twenty fei t front, more or less, on the
diamond, rui!iii..g back North one hundred aud eighty
feet to au alley; a small dwelling-house thereon erected.
Seized and taken iu execution as tho property of Geo.
W . Smith, at the suit Oliver David.
ALSO,
All tho right, title, interest t,nd claim of Robott M'-
s ight, of.in and to One hundred acres of land, more or
less, situate in Slippery ruck tp., Butler county, Kenn'a,
b -unded north bv 11. Vinceiit. esst by HiU',' wiuth by
I'orter. west by Vincent and Porter. Sixty-fivo acres
cleared, ten sens niewd'w; Two ftiry Fraina house.
One mnall Frame house, large frame iiank Barn, o#ie
Kood Crist Mill and Saw Afill theroon erected Suizoi
and taken in execution as the property of Robert Mo-
Night, At.tbu suit of William Taylor.
ALSO,
All the right, title, intorest and cl:»lnt of J. Craw
ford of, in and t» One Hundred acre* <»f land, more
or less, situated in Cherry township, Butler county. Pa*
hounded No'th by J. Porter, Ka-t by Wilson Thompson.
South by Foster, and West Uj John Dunn. Thiit.v
acri»s clearwl. !>>g bonne thereon erected. Seized and
taken in execution asrtpe property of J. Crawford, at
tho suit of Jobn Gregory, foru.se;
W 0. BR AC KKN RIDGE,
Sheriff*s ' ffice, Butler. August 16, 1866. Sheriff.
o*o. A. BLACK OKU. W. FLCCEEIt
U
BLACK A FLEEGER,
ATTORNEYS' AT LAW,
AND
CLAIM AGENTS.
Pension* procured for soldii rs of 1812, cr their wid
ows. Ail business iutrusted to their rare .promptly at
tended to. OfTb-e, South West of Comi.llouse, former
ly occupied l»v C. C Sullivau.
" Ma> J or--fcm'»
Teacher's Eliminations.
AMI NATIONS •vrill be hild at tbe following pla
JLJ ees :
nuuiuiit and Clearfield,at Reibsr's School House, Aug
24,
thi k land and 4>oi,cgal, a* Laud's " " Aug, 25
Parker an !• Mlrtiew, at Martin-burg, Angu*t 27.
Allegheny, at School 11--use No. 5,
Marion and Venango, at Miirripsvi'ie, August 20.
fiercer and Slipperyruck, hS 11-wtUvIIIc, August 30.
Worth and Braly, at Wwt Liberty, August 31
Muddy creek, at Portersville. September 1.
Huffalu ar«d Winfleld. at Kelly's school House, Sept. 3
Clinton and Jefferson, at Saxonburg. September 4.
Penuand Middlesex, at Mahood's School House, Sep
tember 5.
Adams, at Dcntliett's School Sept ember 6.
i ranberrj ,M Sample's School llouae. September 7.
K »rvai<land Ja <kwn,at bvanfeburg. Septembers
Coiic->rd and Washington, at North Washington, Sep
teml>er 10. .. ».
Che'ry and Clay, at Sunbury, September 11.
Franklin and • "nn.MpienuA-lug. at Prospect, Sept. 12
lstncnstgy, a' Middle l*nncn»te», Septeint»er 13.
Butlerodfl Ccipre.ai Hotter, September 14.
Irregular csy»i»»iiiHti«us will behotd at r.utl.-r on -.ld
nnd 2Wh #u-pU'jubei. a»ui «»u 6th of cA.ut^j. Lurec
tore are. i*sjs*cif» H.>, but e- .ucwl* invited to a wnJ.
'ibe exeici.-i-s v.-.1l be made interesting and instructive.
Teiu'lu'i B Witl Come p. -vuied with pr-ns. iuk. j.njjer, la t
re* uncat.-. antauiped env«b pe, ano the proper revenue
stamp. JuUN li.< «AIIY.
1 Butier, A VGWA. 15,1966. Ooiret7 Super! nteodent.
Writ of Farffion.
Butler county, 88.
I.N the matter of the Partition of the Real Estate of
Aiu-h Kennedy. dcc'J, No. 14, March Term, 1811.—
| O, C.. But ler conn 'j.
The Commonwealth of Penn»ylranla—to Ike heirt
I aud legal representatives of Amos Kennedy, dec M:*-
You, and each of you, are beieby cited to be and ap
poiir be oreoui Judges, at an Orphans' Comt, to be held
l at Pntler, in and f.»r the county of Uutlor. on the 3d
Monday of September nsxL it being thi lTth day of
Bald month, to acceptssid premise at sal 1 valuation and
appraisement, or shew cause why the same shoul i uot
be sold. by the Court,
W. J. YOCN", Clerk O.C.
Clet kt nfflee, Butler, July », IMH,—»U of which the
above heirs and legal representative* of the said Amos
Kennedy, deed, are hereby required to t-.ike notice.
W. O. BRECKEN RIDGE,
Sheriffs office, Bnilor. August B.IW. Sheriff.
A Valuable Farm For Sale.
SITUATED on the Mercer nnd Entl' nton road, one and
one half mile from IlarrUvilie, Butler Couutv, Pa.,
containing
One Hundred and Seventy-Ficc
acres, allTtf which is in a high st.te of Cultivation.—
fitid farm is well Watered having two streim pacing
directly -through it, beside* twh never failing spring*.
It Li s* oil calculated lor either a grain or st"ck farm.
Thdie is on said farm a large two story frame h i»o.
large 112 atae barn. sl«> a largn orchard of cbuici fruits;
a sugar camp auntbeitag over tbtfC hundred tree*, and
forty acres of good meadow. Persons wishing to pur
chase would do well toeall bef re purchasing ebewhere.
For further information ca'l at tin* preuil-e.s. or address
the subscriber at llurrlaville, Put ler co Pi.
July Jo 3t JACOR IIODIL.
"NOTICE.
IITHBRBAR my wifeCutharino, has leßmy bed and
W boaiawithoutjmtcau.se, I then-fore warn ail
persons aieainst hat boring her or giving her credit ou
my account, as I will pay no debts jf her con racting
PKTKR PR >KLL,
AUi.u-1 Id, 1800-11.* Zolienople, Piuler co» Pa.
OrphanM* Court Nnlc.
I N pursuance of on order of the Orphans' C >urt of
1 Rutler county, we will sell at nub ic 5..l •, on the
I remise*, in Marion town*hlo, on the day of Sep
tember next, at 2 o'clock P M.
Fifteen Acres of Land,
late tbo property of R Pert Thompson, deceased This
property is of goal quality and improved.
Tlum? Oi: -Jliiid in hsij \. the. •mnnder In two equal
3 curly pa moots, with iutarejt ftuih sain.
11. C. McOGY.
JOHN KKKR.
gust 8, ISG'V Executors pf Robt. Thompson, dee'd.
Spanish Sheep for* gafsf
\NY ptr* n stbliin* to purchase puie-lood S| aninh
Sheep, would do well to call and ex amino our
Sheep, as we claim to have pure-bred stocks and will
sell either Ewes ir Pucks at very reasonable prices.
The SShcep may be seen ou the firm holnmttrig to one
of the suhsciibin, 2 miles L.-uit of Harmony. Rutler
co nntv, Pa. 31. 11. HITLER.
August 7, IPWV J. >!.. MOW KEY.
NEK ESTABLISHMENT.
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry.
The undersigned respectfully, informs the public that
he has ou huu i,aud ■ con tantly receiving, the
New l'atent Lever ('lock.
The*eare striking Clock*: and the first of tbo kind that
has ever boon ottered for sale in this place.
Mantel Clocks
of all descriptions, and of the best quality t::d woik
maiisliip.
American & Patent Lever
Watches,
hunting case, warmntcd to keep good time.
Oolt & Sharp's Revolvers and Cart
ridges.
.Tew by of nil kin Is. nnd of good quality; all of which
will be sol lon roas'Oiablo terms fir cash.
Having procured the services of a
I'ii sl I'liiNS
I am prepared to perform all worU properlj belonging
to a ..'OWN BY Kstablisbment with Suitsfkctieu to my nu
merous customers.
Hip tirinjf Watches, Clocks, J-c.,
done in a workman iko manner. Don't forget tho pl.t
—Main i r.i l, inirly oppislto Duffs, Itiitljr, l»i.
CH.VIUiKS WHKMVN'.
Pultlie Kale.
rpIIF. utidersiirned, Committee of D:«n • I I.nir. a Itina
tie. wll offer for sab- at public vendue,on the prem
ises, on i hursday the iWUh day ef August next. st*tr>ne
o'clock. P. M.. oT sill day, tho interest of said lunatic,
to sixty acr.-s of land, tu ro < r lo s, situate in l
township. Butler county. Pa . t»oundi d north liy lands
of John Shaffer; on the I'M b> lan lsof Joseph Stallf
fer: south by-iimdsof 11 onrv* Kohi n and west by lands
of the heirs or Thomas U llson de< M Ih- Interest of
tlie said luu itio—there being tiie undlvideJ tfnoo sev
enths there' 112.
TLIIMS OF SALE.—One-third of the purchase money
to be paid on the confirmation of »>ale by the Court, and
the residue iu two equal annual payment?, with iLterest
from said confirmation. Title god.
SAMUEL LUT2,
nlyll'GC.Tt. Committee,
lteai Kstatc Agciicj.
riHIE undersigned has open-il an office In Butler, Pa.
I fir the purchase and sale of Real Estate. Persons
wishing to either sell or purchase Farms, or other Real
Estate, will find it to tjitl. .i.J:ercat tot all «m in".
1 ha- eon hand aII UilMr tf 'gsbd Farm* of vsrious
sizes (or sale. •»!» sueli Hsi ms will suit purchasers.
Pcn:ons wishing to dispose,of tliair Real Kstato. will
fln l'-ir u- their advantage to place it on my b »oks—
Those to pnrchiue can be suitsd, -iu variety,
price and quality, by reference to njy list.
Auy information in leferenee to Rrtal Estate in this
ouiity, can bo obtained bv applying by ijjttor or per
ually. to tho undersigned.
Office with Juo. M. Tbomps« n, Ait'y nt Law, Bntler,Pa.
J \MES T. M I CNKIN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Orphans' ojrt Sale of Real Estate.
HY virtue «112 on order And decree of the Orphans'
Court of Butler county. I will expose to wlc by
public v<n tn» mill oiitCrv. tip »n the prcm sea, on Smiir
il-iv, tliHbth <1 iv 112 Septem'u r A. I>. 1 *•«»», ;»t I o'cloek,
P M.the foil -wins deicriool Red Kttnto or Elizabeth
OC »n 1 «'ul Iwibfll** O Connor—mit.orflTlldrcr. of Wm.
«>Vontier doe'd, to wit : Sixty acres of land situate I u
Wa-hinston tp Bntler county. Ha, bounded ou the
N rih l»y land of James M. lb e lin. I ait by Isaac end
William Miller, Houtli by .lame* llilliai d, and Wnt by
James M. Btedln; atoi.'t five acre< chared, and * lug
house there n erected. 'JheaUive dwcilbud pioperty i*
good for firming purpoi-n, and is Miperiorcoal land, • n
•ho line r.f li e Atlantic and (Jrent Western branch lb il
road, to Brady'* Bend.
TKRUS —)no-third of the purchase money in hand,
the balance in twocqflal annual installments with inter
est from confirmation of »ah«. W>l BTOOM,
Guardian of the minor children
August 8, ISC6, 8t of Win. O'Connor, doe'd.
For Sale.
ONE t,ABOB FARM of Four Hundred (MO) acres of
I And. more or les*. wo 11 imnrored, fa*-pe Brick
l|..nne. Double bam. and Out Buddings. This ftrtu is
well waterod and limbered. Oood Fencos and nbout2>u
acres of C- nl ; bank opened and in good order. This
Farm Is one nultabls for «>*tti->p Stork or Grain. und will
average wilh the bo.-! In Bhttbr county, ami ft well b>ca
ted, joining Zelionoplo- just» milo* 112. oui the K*i! K-ud
at KotheMto : two stag* ruMihig daily from ftdieuople
to Rochester and • ack
1 h'- prop.- Tv in uow in (he hands of tl»«- heirs of i "»■
eph Allen dot d -And in order to nettle up the estate
it will l»e sold at auii lon on the flirth day of September,
at 2 o'clock p. in , on tlio prwiiu^
For information, enquire of Wm. u Boyd, of Butler,
Pa.,or K|:hmd Alien, or Pittsburgh are li»lawfoll*|Mi
thorized to sell ami make tit.'e*. Aay persons wishing
to see the farm can cull on Joaeph A lira, who lives on
the premises, «.-r Wm. Allen, of ZoHenople.
Ttaua One thud dowu,auJ the bulance in one, two
or three years, to suit purchaser
Butler. August 8, 18CW- WM. 8. BOYD.
Writ of Partition,
IN t'uo m ittcr of the' Partition cf the Iloal Estate of
Kdw*i4 Kennedy, dec'd.-
No. 7H, December Term . 18*5, O. C Butler county.—
Commonwealth' 112 Penr.sylvania—lo the Heir* and Le
pal Representative* of KdWard Kenned', dec'd, to wttj
Pi udeuce Kounedy (widow) fcii*abetb intermarried with
JoblkQieer; Mary intermarried w.th Isaac B|»on»Ier;
Mar/atet intermarried with F. 8. Magee ; Jane inter
married with Dr. II 11. llrower; D G. Keunedy , Kdward
Kennedy, Milton Newton Kennedy, Jatnen 8.
Kennedv. Khz i Kennedy, fcmily Kennedy, Minerva
Kennedv. William and Kate Kennedy ml nor ehildreu
nf John' Kennedy, dec'd, for whoui the said Xlr«. Pin
dence Kenned? b Guardian.
You. and earh of yon are hereby oiled to be ami nr.
near before oar Judges, at an Oipbaua' Cotu t, to be held
at Butler, in and ! * the ctfuntynf Untler on the 3d
Monday of Se[tember next, *t b*ing the 17th day of
•aid month to accept or refuse ttl<s premises at the vttl
nalion or appraisement, or shew cause why the muio
should not be sold. By t«e Court,
W J. Clerk O. C
All of %-hioli the al>oTe Ileir* ami Legal Representor
tires of the said Kdward Kennedy, dec'd, are hereby re
quired U tike nt ee VV. 0. UKKCKKNKIDOB,
. Sheriff'* office. Jmtler, August 8,1806. Sheriff.
Administrator'* XoUcc.
N»1'I« t isb«H#by given that tetters of Administra
tion have been i fined n the undersigned on tb<-
t" Jit.t.c* Hall, Ue IF Portersville, deed. All
miuicdUte pa,) uiet t, and thosenar
iug claims a f i'iiii'l l»»e iuiii«. aie requested t> (assent
(iiiui property authenticated fur settlement
NtWTON,
Adjust AAninlftra-or.
THE SBAIfcILTOBT
(iold and Biluer;pinii^
G O IMT 3? _A_ 35T ~Y~
9». SEVADA
LOCATION OP MINES»
MAMMOTH AN J NORTH UNION
NYE COUNTY. NEVADA
tOt
Orgjnited under a Special '.'barter from the State ./ T\
lOi
CAPITAL STOCK $1,00,000
iOO.OOO SHARES. t5 EACH.
Principal Office, 224, S. Fourth St
miLADF.L "IIIA.
lll I—
«> JT |T ■ C E M.m -
rHKSIf>ENT.
lIOW. ALEXANDER RAMJR
U. S. Senator from Minnesota.
VICE-PRESIDENT!
ALFRED GILMORE,
Philadelphia.
BECRETARY.
JACOH ZIEOLER,
I'hilaik'.jihia.
TREASURER.
EDWARD F. MOODY,
Cu titter Kafirnal Hunk of the } jti
MANAGING DIRECTOR.
RUBER!' W. HAMILTON
HOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. Alexander Ramsey
fit Paul, Afitin.
Uql. J ACOB Sip.olkr,
Duller, J'cnn'a.
FFLL. B. Oodkn, ESQ.,
Chicago, 111.
ISAAC B. DILT.FR, ESQ.,
Chicago, 111.
HON. ROBERT W. HAMILTON,
Gnoaor. B Prebbuhy, Eiq.,
Baltimore, MJ.
FRANK STBKI.E, ESQ.,
Philadelphia.
IION. At.FRKD (Jjlmore,
I'Jiil xdtlphia.
Col Joiiv M Wetherill,
Potts villi. Pa.
E. HEED MYEII, ESQ ,
Surveyor of the Itrt, Phila.
HON. T. J. UOPFET,
" I'liiia Jtjh.ia.
HON. OF.O. W. WOODWARD,
CI»V Justice of the SUite of Ptmntyltania.
B INKERS.
N ATION AL BANK OF THE RFCPOBLIC
SOLICITOR.
SAMUEL (J. THOMPSON, Esq.
THE HAMILTON
(Outil Si £ilt'cv pining Co.
O 1" N K V ADA.
The properly of this Company faaltmtod In the Mam*
ni"Ui hiiJ North Union MjujuisulJUiriein, Ny« County,
Stata of Nevada, ami eontp a tl»u / >llown.g nauiud
ledges of silver bear inn quu't*:
LEDGES /A' M » Af 1/0/7/ MINIXO DISTRICT.
The Winnebago L«og<\ Twulro hundred f«»et.
'• Union Ledgn, One thh«»ua>uid feet.
•' R. >1 Jacket Ledge, Olio thousand ft-at.
•• Wabaahaw Eighteen hundred foot.
" OJibwa Ledge Iwelva bundred fret.
" Mammoth C'liu-tock f«edge..EightPon hundred fovt.
' Yellow Jacket Ledge Une thousand f»-rt.
" liecotah Ledge, Twelve hundred feet.
| •' Coiiet l.e-lae Owe feet.
I '• Leviafhan Ledge, U'ghteen hundred
" Cnit-iitoti Uilk*' line thousand fro
LEDGES IV SORT If UNION DISTRICT
Tho Hamilton L-'dge THI-UO hundred f»et.
Hamilton Kx Ledge, ..Twelvo hundred foot.
u OJibya Lads* Twelvo hundred feet*
♦ • liecotah Ledge Twelv hundred feet*
" Orii** Yalbv I".* L'dge,.... Tw<d*o liuudrel feet.
'♦ Ituahnell Ex l.i«dg- Twelve hundred feet
»* l'--reit Queen Kx L«'Jge Twelvo lumdred foot.
" Ponv Kx. L< V-- ... Twelve hundred fo-rt.
Ovt rland K*. I.rdgo, Twelve hundred foot.
Tin- Olflo it and 11.. ml of Directors of this Company
present the above combination tacuty rich and valu
able Silver Ledge*. compi Mil* twenty-five thousand
fret. which they confidently believe embrace* a proper
ty for profitable silver mluiug unsurpassed by any on
tiio Pacific co i"t. > . • >•
Thin property wa.i sole- t:d and located by practical
and experienced mineis, among the first, In Noith Union
an I .Mammoth, which aro justly regarded among the
b. -t silver mining district* in Hie State, on account of
the i ichU"."ir»of ihuoic4, tiio width «'l th.-vei'-s, the fine
timber on them niut iin, and tho t basins and grans
iu tho valley*.
This Company do n -t d<sign to pet forth statements
that will not be verified, and profer nudcr-osti mating
what they believe the results will prove. Fuel in an
Iteinot great expen-o In manv of tho district* The
St Cntry, Ophir, Savage, an I other celebrated rn'Mi in
Wabhoe, are paying tr .in fifteen t> twenty dollars per
covd f»r wood. A twenty htamp mill will consume fif
teen cord#of wood per day, at*lo per Cord, amounting
to par ilay. In tho .Mium-th and North Union
district* it mould be simply the cutting, Si per cord, «»r$ >■)
per day. There is a large paving on this Item. In Uie
c nsumj.tloti of salt, which it Urg 1/used it) Raining
operations, the saving would not no loss than s•*» pe>
uay over many otfeei ili-trict*. In these two liemsthtrv
is an advunt i;l'e in cost. 112 runuing a twenty stamp mill
in these d:-tnet•» which w uld inane a liaiKisomo yearly
profit uf itself
It is if >t the Intention of theCompnny to work all this
property at tho present time, but to bold it In r> serve
for futute disposition. either to form a oait of it into
other organizations, or to erect other mills, as may be
deemed expedient. A twenty t-ta.np mi»l noar a well
selected lode will pay a large dividend on the capital
the tilHt wo-king year, and leave a reserved fund in the
ticanny, to be applied t- the erecti >n of another mill.
Thbl t oinpaiiy intend to erect a first-clans mill noai
tho Winnebago lode, wh.ch is 112 ur and oiio-liilf feet
wide,and is considered one of the richest silver ledges
in \eviula. and will afford an ample supply of ora fir a
twenty-stamp mill ■ ■ *"
ProfW»ar lii richly, who Ss a scientific, reliable, and
very cant tons gentleman, says■f tbis4ode :
«• This is a Mr iig we-i defined vein, showing every
indication of and' perma-netim. Tho ort is of
great richness, and well diffused throughout the rein,
and alt the ore will pay for it o-Mngftnm the. very fur
fact Thin it u very uulaabU nnnr-ond an be mule In
pay from th« ben inning n A. Hht« hi.T.
Mining engineer.
It is m -re lfcan doubtful i, Professor i>Jatchiy speaks
iu tliese terms of any otLi/r mine in Nevada.
A twenty stamp mill c»»n crash twonty t->ns pat day ;
but say Hint it crubhes Ift tons pef day, (choice speci
mens from the Winnebago ljile has n*sa>ed .?ll3*per
ton), it is a low estini"t« to say that it will give an iv
crtign yield of Blfo per ton, taken, as t comes from ihe
vein- Fifteen tons pop day w-.u.d yield $ .51>•'; t»• ex
pensesof crushing in these district- will not excH**d£fr)
per |on»t*r U" 16 tons, la.ving a net profit ..f »i*uo
for a working day, or a monthly profit of ovsr tl -,000
This fctiielncnt may seem large, but it is pi ovon by
tl.o results of other mil sin districts U-s favorably lo
rated. We confidently believe there is no otl-er invest
ment will pay such large r turns as sbver property,
when Well located ami the mills properly mrnaged.
Ti em i.i i iu ' dire t>ris an experienced ami practical
silver o,e vt-i art in ail .ts <e»ail- ; lie is in the |>rmeof
L life, of exc lien! lutl.it-. -m \iu louiitabie one. gy ; he toa
I.ceil ong .Kid lav TuUiy knuau t'» PrmiUei.t. «l.»v
Kamsey . and to' Mr. Hank Meri. on« of tiie Hard of
Dlfe«t ' Sand with whoso k o.« opinion 112 Mr II .mil
ton, tho 11 nA. W Itoielall, First A>si tint I'ostma t r
Ueucral, ami tlov. tarw. 11, of Wisconsin, alio lad llnr
bunk of Minnesota, fully concur Ho is oik- oi Iho dis
coverers of this property and is %rgely inferebted in it,
and will certainly take great plido in discharging his
duties promptly and ecoi*>nitciitf ,-ai«d in such a man
ner as to make''the Company a olycese which hears liis
anil competent clerk goes out with tho
ma isgcr as financial agent.
The plan of organization of this Company offers pe
culiar advantages to the subscribers. It ,{ives thein se
curity, insures them a large Interest upon iheir money,
and provides f-r its reimbursement in a snoit time, le.»v
--i ing them their interest in the stock frte uf. cos'.
The Company reserves for the treasury or
70,0"5J shares of etock, and will sell'4o,ooo shares nt par
value of $5.0«). full pal 1. These faty thousand shares
are preferred stock to bear 2o per cent, dividends per
nnnuin out of the first earnings of the mines uatil ih«
par value isjrcfunded. It also shares in dividends with
the common stock all profits of the mines over and above
tvxent v-livo per cent., the Company reserving the right
to ledeein this preferred stock at sny time by the pay.
mentofthe par value thereof, oo4pnt TMt, The pre
let red stock after it *hall have boen i»*id'by dividendsol
twenty fivo per cent., or otherwise, to take grade with
the common st-.ck, will share all profits of the miaee
e<|ually. *
Tbii equitable plan is an evidence of the go.nl faith of
this Comimny, and their confidence tu thejifoperty. It
guarantees te thesubsci ibor the whole property and »u>
urovomcnts lor the payment of the preferred wto«k, aed
insnncs the paymt of it speedily, leaving his interest
in the-Coiupauy without cost. No o; her sioek * ill bo
sold, except iug the drcfenedstoc*, unUl the Company'a
mines pavdividends.
This Company liavo a liberal charter ited by spe
cial net of the Legislijnre of Pennsylvania The tlilo
to this pr 'pert y has iK-en carefally examined and pro
noiinoed good The product of silver miiiM is different
► from Irou, coal, copper, oi Lad, which ar# influenced
by the fnujc uaii nsof the market. The precious mtb.
als are the stau-lmd of value, when ouce produced, they
have no m.u ket to seek, bat maka this their aii ket-
Jas T. McJunkin, Esq., Traveling
THE LIGHT OF THE WOBKDI
DR. IYIAa^IZSX«'a
PILLS ANP SALVE.
Thru* life giving rarnndle* ar« now, ffcr tba flnrt t%n*
clvou pnblicily to the world. For ovar a quarter >fa
aentury of private practice tbe ingredient a in U»m
LIFE-GIVING PILLS \
H«t« used with the greatast aacceaa. TOafr
I* not only t» prevent dlafnse, but to euro. They atnrtn
out the rnriona maladlm by which the patient la
and ro Invigorates tbe failing •vatam. To tkaai^i
and infirm a few theaa FILL 4 will prova to
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
For In evary caae tfhfcy add new life and vitality, aod
store /he waning energies to their prlhtine atate. TV
the young and middle-used, th»y will prov« moat InvaJ.
nubia aa a ready, apeclflc, and eta ling medicine. Hera
li a dream realised, that l'o»c •del e<»a n-<vnh% f<Jt
three hundred yearaag... and nov <r 112 .nnd. lie looked
for a finntnin that would reat<w« the aid ttt vlgn*
innko youth ever (
An EternalSpringl
Tt was lefl fbr lb' - day and br t»r ta r?all*a rt>o trvwrn,
and ahow, In one glortoua fact, the Ual <Mda Hi
Mr*
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
Dm Dot atay the flight nf yeara, bnt they oan foeoe
and h-dd al<nf. dteea*e that might triumph <*ve* «h*
agetl Mti I tbe young. Let nine heaitata then, but aahA>
th •fa vorable opportunity that offera. Whaa takna
praaor Ibed t
FOR BILIOUS DISORDER
Vothln.' can be mora prod net Ive ol care th*n thfM»
Fllii*. 'Their almoet magic Influence la Mt atonoe;
tbe itaual concomitants nf this anoet dlatreeatng <lia<vu(9
are removed. Thea- remediea are made frvm tbe pnrvat
Vrgciultlc Co in po onda,
They will n>t harm the moet delicato famala,and u»n
be given with g<»od offeot in prescribed doeea to rkfr
ywny*t babe.
For Cutaneous Didders
An I all a uption* of the akin, the BALVB Is moat til
valuable. ltd<>ea heal externally alona. but ponetraiea
«<■'" the moat effuola to the rer/ ft»il ef tb *
•till
DR. M&GGIEL'S PILLS
Invariably Cures the Following
Diseases; *
Asthma
C< rr.LlainU
' Conkns,
Colds.
Cheat
C«Mti veneaa,
Pjr ape pata,
Plarrlxa^
•ruuav,
PtMM
Parar t A|i-»
Female Gimplalnta
Uaadache
Indipastlon,
lnflurtnw,
IliQiituatlon,
Inward >Veakn<Ma,
Liver Complaint.
Lownesa of Hplrlta,
llingworm.
Salt Rheum
Scalda,
Fkin Dlaeaaea.
f7>Ilo(le0. —None genuine without the enprravad
trade mark around each p<»t or box, aign*d by DR. J.
MA 0(11 EL, 4d, Fulton at., New York, to counter felt wfclcfc
ia felony
.Sold by all reaper table Dealers In MedlHae*
throughout tho Uwitad State, and Oanadaa—at t» aeo»a
""ror SHlo nt'bri. ORAIIAM * HOBHLTOSTA W«t:
Sole Agents In Butler Pa.
KNITTING MACHINES.
rniltiundoMigned won Id Inform the pnblio, that he le
I prepared to sell tbe DaJton Family Knitting Ms«
chine—the strongeat, moat simple nn«f Hrat In the world
—Patented In lwil, and perfected In \M4. Thia ma
ohino w.il not only do plain work, «uch aa ancka,
but alio fancy knitting, with a moat perfect and be&utl
fill at itch. It will knit com fort a, JVüblaa,
artielea Any person wiahing to obtain one will-plaaaf
lined lor circular. Addreas (enclosing a atamp )
it. V BAWfIILL, Zelieoopla,
p,.h 14. 'W-l Agent f.»r Hntler
THE
JET N A
AND lIIE
PORTLAND FIRE.
lasurauce Gamp&ay
HAKTFOKD, CONN.
ASSETS, JULY 1, 1868.
Cash on hand In bankar.d with Ajt5....... $257,320 Oft
United Stnt.s Ftock.'....i '
i estate unincumbered.** 90<359 03
State Stocks tVf 00
\ew Yoik Hank Stocks - - >34 170 00
Hartford Bank etocks 270,810^00
>llscellaneous Hank Stock 129,000 0O
Railroa-l Stock. et.j - 273,667 SO
Mortgage Bonds, City County AB. B. 1,011.136 66
TOTAL $4,073,8*0 88
I.IA nll.l l 180.
bosses unadjusted and not due W
Xet, 854,5504 20.
Income for lastyesr (net)..„ •
Or a dally Incon.S of say $,300.
Losses and Evporsos for same time -1J.541J81 80
Total loss** paid i n i7 year- 419,127^10
Via. Fire.
Oovernmeni and Stcta Taxes paid $170,178 34
LOSS
BY PORTLAND FIRE,
t
4th.
Th j t»">ti»l amount covered by jßtns Polirk* on prop#
orty -ee.it or damage! is on which salvage
« ! be aloit & percent. Our total U-es will not vary
niO' h f.'onk and is being promptly adJasted
p iid. This sain is f> per cent.npon the assets a figure
but slfxhtlv exceeding oni and Stite tj*es paid last yeas
or a pr tpnriion equal to a S6OOO lose (or a eompeny
1100,000 a-'setp.
TlKneoo.ll, for Iqinrnno* 'nil tU rain. «112 VnnlflM,
strong corporations, is forcibly illustrated by this firs.
Several weak Insarance Companies are destiuyed
I'urtiuid h;.« a population of 85,000;—was handsomely
built, mostly flurf or ftoue stmcmree—pmfaetH
and screened with npwards of 8000 shade treee—boend
ed on throe shins by water—indeed, literally, almost
risina from the ocenn—ami with a «oo>l steam fire de
pastment, yet It has 88 ffo,ooS>,ooo
of properly consumed In a few liours—upon * hoi Way.
Mhtn its peoplH arc least occupie.l-.fr.wn the xmy lasig
niflcant cause of s contemptible fire cracker.
Remember the trilling oi igtn of fire< that aweepawsv
In a few hours the earnings of years. t\>nsid»»r yo»r
be>t interests and give the Jitna a«ent a call if »y<ru
need proper insurance security Policies issued ftif
terms. JAMKS !•
August #, 1806,5t. Agant.
Auditors Notice.
Butler county} 4 *! :
IS the matter of the «n»l -count "I !.«•!
and J»m,« lIIIIBU.Ii, E*e"it.>r. of J.cob Btout,.Ut»
uf ciantierry tnwnthlp, rtec'rt.. •
0 C Term, 1"». An<l ni» V>«lt—Joo.
17 lH«id. motion of McCandlens, Conrt sppointe«
Thos. Robinson, ua Auditor to make distribution.
by the Couoty.
Cei tilled from the record this 31st day of July. A. I>.
islw W. XOVX&, Clar*.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1 wiil attend to the
duties of theshova appointment at the 69k* ft
Chailon McCandloss, Esq., on Thursday, the 30tb day
of Attgost, %v 1 atlock, p. m.of said day.
THOMAS HOWNBON.
Aug* 1, *C6, 4t. Auditor
StNltlßl AtABEBY. '
TIIK Fait term of th« PunburyHish idloo? wUI®M
on lh» l«th of Anguit, IHU MS
<wki. for term., tc . VS'lrnm tt.
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