THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Bcq'. p i AM~nviw S?pt 19.1866,
ta)~ court commences on next .Won
day.
Jfew"l'or waut of space we are compell
ed. to leave out several communications,
nnd other interesting matter, which will
appeal in our next
Gkauy Club. —The liutler Geary
Club will meet in the GaanJ Jury Room
on Saturday evening, the J2nd inst., at
7 o'clock, p m. A general attendance
is requested
AYantkp. Kight Teachers to fill the
Public Schools of Butler tp ,for the term
of four months—meet with the director*
■nt Faller's School House, near ltu>lcr,on
the firjt Saturday of Oet.bcr next, at 1
•o'clock, I'. M. Preference given to male
freachers —good wages will be given.
liy order of Hoard,
W«. Stoops, See'y.
Horrid Accidtiil.
As the Presidential party were mak
ing their way eastward, they stopped a
short tr.-.ie at the depot at Johnstown. —
Here the platform of the depot which
extended over the bed of the old canal,
at an elevation of about twenty fict. gave
way, precipitating about 7<H) men, women
and children into the canal. Quite a
number lost their lives. Oihers a.e maim
cd for life. Some had arms, some legs,
and some backs broken. The real extent
of the injury bus not been yet ascertained,
but is unfortunately very great. Surely
the President set out on his campaign
under an evil star.
A Funny liook has jtut come to
us, called '• Poetical- Acorns -from the
Great U.ik Flail." It is one of the jolli
est little books we ever saw —full of fun,
side splitting pictures and capital j ikon.
It is a good thiug to have about the house
—or, as it is made to nicolv fit iu the
j ocket, it i.s just what is often wanted lo >
maki! a merry cvfniiij. It is ({lven sway {
gratuitously by Wau imaker iV Hruwn,|
I lie popular 0 lot liiura, Oak Ilali, S. lv
corner Otli and Market St* , I'iiiladclpliiu.
and any body c.in fr«:t it by ouclo.inj; tlicii
address m>J a two cent stamp for t'.e ■
lai.-taue.
Tlio I'alr.
Tlie managers of the Butler County
Agricultural and Stock Afcsociiti .11 are
rapidly pushing to completion the neccs
k iry arranpeinents tor the coming fair.
Several hand» are busily engaged ten
e'ng the ntw grounds and prcf ailing tl e
track. We are assured that nothing will |
be lull undone that may he necessary, so i
far as they are concerned, to make our j
October fair a grand success. We are j
informed that there will he a Flying ;
lloisc on the grounds for the nccomnioda
t inn and aniu.-euieut ot all that may dc- |
t- re the sport. •
We ;:re also informed that a game o!
]sa*c Hall will lie played on the grouiu'g
on one of tlio days of the l'air, hy the
Keystone Club of Buth r.
Scientllic.
The art of diagnosing diseases by the
simple inspection of th>! urine has been
practiced by many medical men; but tltt j
attention of the medical world h is lately
been called to the subject more by the
valuable scientific treatise of l'rof. Old
shue, M. !>.,ot l'ittsburgli, I'a. He has
ilcaionstrnted beyond a d.iubt, that by
close ocular ex limitation, scientific cliein ;
ical aralysis, and correct microscopic ot> |
s.'i'vations of urinary deposits, a most iin
portant auxiliary to correct diagnosis is to i
be attained iu nearly every disease. Arid 1
so well has he maiuta.ned this view, both
hy theory and by its practical application
iu the numerous that have been
presented to him, that his office is one
constant throng af patients, lie makes
the most critical examination of every
case, and however complicated may be
the disease, seldom or never tails to len
der satisfaction, when a reasnnable hope
can be entertained Scientific knowledge
thus practically applied, must ren ler more
definite and intelligible this peculiar
biuueli, and from what we know of tlie
■uau and his extensive practice, we would
recommend those wishing medical aid to
call ou him.
Office and residence No. 132 Grant s' ,
Pittsburgh, I'a.
The I.imlj 's Friend, for October.
The October number of tins charming
]>eriodical, opens with n beautiful and
suggestive engraving, illustrative of the
interesting story of " Hugh Maxwell's
lleir." The double colored steel l'asbiou
l'late is as elegant and rcfiucd n- usual.
The other illustrations refer to the Fash
ions, aud lady's work, such as the Work
liasket with I'ockets, Dress with High
Waist aud Kcuiovable Basque, Canezou
of Tulle and l.aee, Biding habits, Siaui
oig Bonuet. Triauo i Bonnet, Ae., itec.—
Hit Music is '.lie u Queen of Summer "
Among the literary contents we notice
'•Second Love," by Mrs. Ilopuier; "The
Magic of the Suubcnn " The story of
a i'roud Heart," by (.iabrielle Lee; "The
Bachelor Angered," by Mattie Lyer
Britts ; "The Disputed I'atri nony," by
Auber Forestier; "Winter time" by
Horcuce Percy, author of " Bock Me To
Sleep;" Edkoriuls, Bcceipts, Fashionable
Intelligeu e, &u.
Price $2 50 a year; 2 copies S4 00; 8
copies (and one rjriitit) 81G. Specimen
numbers will be sent for 15 ce^ts.
Address Deacon & Peterson, 819
»nt Street, Philadelphia.
I'IRCI'I.AR.
To the Soldiers of Butler County.
All houorabl; discharged Soldiers of
Butler iiin.lv who »rein favor tf the
election of Major General<John \V. Geary
as Governor of Pennsylvania, and of oo
euring to our Government in all tiuie to
come the fruits of the late war ; and who
are opposed to giving over the reins of
Government into the hands of those who
so desperately for five year*,
p ut, to destroy the country an 1 ye now
striving to transfer their attempts from
the late battle Holds to the Legislative
Halls, are requested to attend, ei her i::
companies, or individually, the great
Convention of Soldiers and Sailors, in
Pittsburgh, Pa , on Tuesday the 25th day
of September. 1860.^
Hy resolution of the Union Geary Club
of liutler. J. H. CLARK, Pim't.
G. A. Hlack, See'y.
Rooms Union Statk Cknthai. i
Com mitkk, 1 105 Cii K.srNt t Sr.,
l'tiii.AiiKi.fiiiA, Sept la, 1805 \
C. li'. .-I theory,, Eng., lloprir'll, /'i.:
Dkaii Sir Yours, of the 11 ill inst.,
is duly received, enclosing that shame
lessly false card on the subject of boun
ties given by Congress to white and col
ored soldiers.
Our political adversaries am acting
upon the adage " A lie well adhered to
is as good as the truth." As military
agent of Pennsylvania at Washington for
more than two'years, I became familiar
with all the laws of Congress granting
bounties to soldiers. 1 most po<itively
affirm that no act or acts of Congress,
discriminate iii/ninxt ifhitr xuhltt rx, or in
/•iinr of lolmrtlnoltlirrs. All assertions
to the contrary are falsehoods, intended
to mislead ami deceive.
You are at liberty to make any use you
please of this communication.
Yours, truly,
I'll. J oil PAN, Obairjnon.
Special itotifes.
Cholera, Diarrhoßa, and Dysontery I
A 1 kb.iii * irntam by DR. Tml as cilcueah |
WNETUH I.INIMKNT, If null t*k«u I. j
I" fsMIS 1 112 tcuipermts hihit<. Xh's medicine has
known in ll»e Unite I £t.»l m o.*et 1» years, ■u.-eitiil-i !
Imve u*e«yt, tinl fouml it never filled to cure any com
|ilalnt for wltii-h it was rcciminvncled, and all thone who
titft 11 led it. nre now tievcpfr'.thjut it. In the Cholera,
of IMS, Dr. Tobias attended 40 c*«es and hmt 4, being
calh»l fn to do any go>l.
I*l K KCTION ? —Tnko a ti-vp xinful in a wine-p'anH of
water every half hour f»i t*\o h »urs, .ml futi the ab.l >-
men aud extremities «*tl! with th«* Liniment. To allay
the thirst bike a lump of ico in the m«ut!i, i lx'Ut tin-
Kiy.e o| :i marble every ten luluutii It is wit ranted per
fetilv inn n-:it totikf Intel ii Iv. H«dd by all
pr-eel and Xd ci'iiti. l».'i»>t, 6J Co inland M ,
V -k-
A S aj!« Box cf tiRANDRETH S PILLS Coitsin*
mute vPjfetiblu extractive m it ler than twenty boxes of
any pdU any where in th.- world besides; fifty Ave
li.idi.nd llv;m in their practice to the
exrbuii'ii of olh°r purgatives. Tlie first letter of their
VHiueis jet scarcely u.»preciat«d hen they are bet
ter kn wii. a Ritdde'i <leatli and continaod sickness will
be of tlio past. Let tho,e wh.i know them spuak l ight
out in their la* or. It in a duly Which will save lift.
Oar race are subject t a r.ilun.liincy of vitiated bile
at this seas- m. and it is ilangeroiis in it is pre mi In nt
bnt llr ueliotli's I'ilU nfT>>rd an inv.ilu ilde aud elMcient
protection. Ily t'uir occ.iSiotul Utc we prevent the
r dlecti'inof those imparities which. wh":i In snfflcient j
•tu.'int itir- cau-e mi miieli dinger t» the b.iys heilth. |
They S.H.I, eiue l.iv. r t otnplalnt. |)Vipep-i:i. l.o«- .if Ap
) etite, I'miti in the lleail, I « irtl uiu. Pain in Ktei t-tf |
Hulie. Sudtleti K tiiitue . mid Costivo iesi. .«■»»! I i>. e ,i'l I
re'pectiild * Dealers In .Me«lle|n
$1,500 .MIM'!
l*i I'ttoV ;> » s e\v lug Much hi •*. Thrri-tieiv kinds In
der and up| et f.-ed. .Sent on trial. W m ianreil five ye;u s.
AlMive s:tlir> <t I ir- .- iii.ii tn pud. The ~m.\ mi
chiniM - I 1 in t u t" I .states f..r Its. tinii 112 to, which are
fnl >/ h-'.„4,rl >•; ttmvr. ll 'h-'l- r «.'• Il'i7x''»i (Jrm-r ti
Jf.ikrr.'Siitgfr tf- i'n , anrt li-irl,'h,r Alt other eheap
iniK-liines are infringemrut» and the.jv//. r or ufr are
tin hi* tn arrttt.Jint an I intprignnm-nl. Illustrated cir
cul -r-i ient fr*c. A'lilr'»«,*or call upon tfhaw L Clark.
«t lliddefur>!, Maine, or Chicago, ill.
Jnne 27 ly*.
A MONTH! -AOK\TS» wanted f-.r
u? W tix entirely mm articles. Just out. A Idresti
<». T liAItKV, City bulling. Bid le o l M,.
WAM I |. UIK.NT." *7 i Ijo PKK MO.VTH loi
\ t gentlemen, mil ?;»"> t > $75 for ladien, everym here,
t • Introduce the Celebrated Common Sense K.unily Pew
ihu machine, improved and |ierf«*cted It will hem. fell,
stitch, quilt, bind, braid and embroider beautifully
Pi ice only s2>». making tlie elastic 1 * k stitch, aud fully
warrant «il fir three years. W e pay the almve wages, or
a e from which twice that amount can be
made Addrrss with stamp, ot rail on C. HOW KKB i
Co.. SalesrooiiM. No. JftftS.uth FIKTII Street, Philndel
phi i. Pa. All letters answered promptly,with circulars
and frtns.
TIIK MASON a II AM LI N CAHIN'H T ORGAN.®, 112..
sacred and s«*cnlar music . fov»y different stvl<-s. fsoto
jn.vie.ich. Firrroxt; HOLD on SILVLH \tr.t>-
ALS, or fcther first pri'miuius nw n.led them. Iliti-»tra
ti-iratdAitiie« A«i i. e-«. MASON A HAMLIN
Boitoa, o. MAS >N ttROTttZIS. New York
xKIV AttVi:it rm em ev rs.
COOPERING.
rpilK undersigne»| wonlil t ewpertfully notify the pul»-
I lie thai he is engagad in he Con|ieriiuc bnsine-s.
and i* fully prepare"i toin-ikeou shortest Notice aud iua
V i II; KM VNLI K K >IA N N KH,
alt artlcies in bis line «d bosinesa. Sb<*p west sids of
Main >rr » t opposib-to tbe ither-p>i<>o Institute
fept i, tf I) S Met Tl I.* • 1 i• 11.
"NOTICE "
\LL poi sons are hereby ca'ili«Hie«l n »t t » lake, reeelvt
or buy n tei or Duo UllU g.ven t-. and payable to
l»ai id ifcott, kisq., on condition tliat he. the said l»avid
Scott, won 11 pr.shro Petisiotis for tbe soidier-< of the
war of 1812; as said Scott did not, aud wss uuitblj tu
procuiesaid rensinßs b r us.
Mast Soloum or 1«12.
Itutler. Anglial 2J. 18«6—It
RJBIBOVAL.
riIHE undersigned aunoun.-e* to the public tha/ she
X has removed ler
MLLUMATFLFLM.
To the room ftirtnerly bv Wm, S. Ziegler. foui
diH»rs Noith oi M' Alloy's -t ire, an I tiiat she has o« hand
anil is conxtiutly receiving the choicest stick of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Ever offere«l t • the public • consisting of
BONHETS,
HTRAW GOODS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
And a full and general assortment of
FINCY MILLINERY GOODS.
Ttonn< t« d««ne up In the latest style.
Thankful for |(a-«t fivors, we would still invite pur
chasers to give u- a call.
May 2d, 1 M4>-:imi MRS K IIKI'TZTIpHOEH.
Krai l>.tute Agt-iu j.
riMIE undersigned has opene«l*an office in Bntler, Ta.
JL tar the purchase and sale of lteal Estate. Persoim
ishiug to either sell or purchase Farms, or other Real
Estate, will find it io their interest to tall oo me.
1 hir.e ou baud a number of g'Msl Farms, of various
tixes ftir sale, on such forms as will suit purchasers.
l'ar.>ons wishing ti> dispose of their Keal Estate, will
j find it te their advantage to place it on my books
j Those dssii iiij; to purchase can be suited, in variety
I price and quality, by reference to tuy list.
Any information in reference *o Heal Katai" in litis
ounty, can bo obtained by applying by lettei ** or per
nallv, to the ttu ler«ign<ni.
Offlf j with Ju«. M-Tbotupsnu, Att'y at I#aw, Butler,Pa
JAMES I M JCNKIN,
*nd lmniraivfe A^ept
LIST OF LETTERS
Kt MAININU in the Office, at Rutler, September Ist
18tJ6 :
ym. lleinfling Mis* Minnio
Anderson, Robert IUII, U Jrbri I'
Andrews ThomiU JK
A tiger t. Miclntel Johnston, D r A ti
Arnold, Miw Aiinle I
8B King, George
Reader man. Andrew 2 RnaufT, llaxy K
Burns, wokn 2 Kamerer. W'm
Httlnme, C L 2 'WJ
Jtrili. Puter Lelsnie, Mi* Margaret
ftraidcn, Mies D A Umgeekf. Lic'w
Lienor. Miss Raiwh
Campbell. Mrs Jane JWB.
Climer. Mr Miller. Mary M
Cox. Mw»r»l Mclleurv, Sarah
Coiliii*. Miss Jenny MrAII. Mia Klizibct'u
Clinzln. Bfuah Morrow, Robert
■ » jw
Deride, Capt Noil, I.
Davnon, Ueoree Neymau, J C
Elmer Andre* Oweeman, Joseph
Ernst, Fiunci* M"
Euuuert, Pct<y Pnor, * iSusannah
BP Puwcn Mis Kill
Flelar. Jitroh
Paget. Patrick Rignnil. Fred
Fleming, W r ltobineon , CI. as
« j 111) 1)4, J.
Gibaon, .la* A
Gardner, N Shakeley, Jennie
Ureenmati, Kd Sweeny, M's* K I
ffailaUer, 1) I K*ll««w, Wiu
■ ■ Smith, Bophla AI
Ilillfar*l, !.t Hnmnel k
IIuU-lii-miii Mrs Susannah Thompson, J M.
I!utehe*<-n, Miss Joeepheue
!ler«ck. James Wiinor.T M
I limn, <1 W W;i|| .urn. l>r J.C
llanee, George W Wade, GOs>igo
Hunter. James
I'wrs ins c.illiiii for an) of the above t-rs will plcaeo
say thej ere Advertised. J. J. 82DWICK,
Itmler, Sept 6, iHmi Postmaster.
Ksrciiiin-'s Xolirc.
I EITERB testamentary on the Kstsite of KlisAlx-Ui
J J MoOie, late «>f Allegheny tp., d»*c'(l, have thin day
t»cen yranted to the
the Wttie are to m ike liumediiiie payment,
and those havlnp claitu* will present them properly au
thenticated f'»r settlement
A»k-2l»,tt*yit. _ .li>ll N HAMS I'.x i.
Trhi l Ijlml for Sopl. Term, 1800.
FI R.ST U'KEK
Wm. Fowler Ti Dnvid M*D->nald.
Mm It I*Minr m vx i.vob 1N»
i axper Kim v* llenry Htrntt.
Mary I) .M Call, Adm x f<»r J ioe McDer
mott ct al.
Dirbnra l.t iixxH ts llenry Let bold.
SECOND WEEK.
M iUoti K . Putts vi \\ illiliert Fred .'rick ot al.
Win. Stiii y rs Wm. Adams.
Sp »nder *4 David viarshall,
a \\ m. Mutrin, Kx'm *■< .Daniel Kelly
Itachai-I Cow tn vs Mary M kinuh,
1-arc Knjllsli vs Robert Ailju.
W m. Konjnei 11 itfcli A Win- Murrln, Ex'rs
Mm Imvidson va John fteU'oid.
Wm LaylOa v» I. Chambers,
IL-nry limner sainmd l*nt*eiHoti,
llnzliA WlO Murrln. Kx'm vs Duiiel Kelly,
Adam l>etiii-k vs 'Hi-una* Richardn,
Jidiu RiHftel vs Charles Corhran et al.
Lvdia A vi Mai v ftionn et al
John Nre ley Wm Vogeley et al
Jatiies Call titer Jr. v.4 Janus (Jaililier. Hr.
IlaiveyD. Thompson vs 1-aac spoa-lei ft al
John I'i ire vs Win. Mardorf.
Win. liu-n vs The School District of Oakland
towndiln, Sutler County, Pa.
W M. PTOOPS, Prbth'y. .
Froth.Ml >tary's office; '22, lS'Ki.
WUIIGKON I>KNTIHTH\
DRS.S. R. & C. L. DIEFENBACHER.
rrr 4 iIE prepared toinser |
* \ ,V. xV.i»rtiflclnl de ti tin le s
( -, ' t «»n Vulcanite, Coral ,
- :r '-- il ' A < Silv,! Patina
l V
improvement* in dentls
' § try, shonhl not fail to i
■J- •" examine theli new style*
• i.f Vulrnniteand Coralite
work. Killing, cleaning, I
extracting 5%n«l adjusting tlio t#»eth done with the best !
material* nidi i the IrtWt manner. Particular Attention
paid tochihbfii's teeth. As niechntiics. they defy coin j
petition: ns o|»eratoi> they rank among the best. (.'liar |
fern moderate. Advice free of charge. Office—ln Boyd
IPiilding'.lofterfton Street, Butler I'a.
Dec. 9, IbOa :::tf.
Executor's Notice.
NrOTH Kis hereby g ven l«etters Testmentnry
on t.ie fnl<ite "112 of.l F. Itobinson. lata of the town
ot Knoli N. st.r. .lolmson. Co . Missouri. dee'ed, Itav. j
heen 1.» the undersigned. Therefor.*, nil per- J
sons knowing themselves indebted br ki il e-dat" will ;
make immediate payment, and those having claims j
auai'n.-t the name, «ill present them properly authen
ticated 112 »r settlement.
IiOBKHT FT »KY. I
July 11th I S6C—Ct Executor.
(a:\r.it iL a:
PROCLAMATION
UJ IIKR I". VS*. in ami l»v an Act of th* (V neral
* -tiiblv 112 -r the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania I
entitled • An -let r dating to tti«* Kb? tlo i« \f this!
Coinuioi wealth." passe I the JUI day of July, Anno j
Domino. lit i< made the duty of the Sherlfl of eve
ry fount> within the Commonwealth to L'lve public
notices of the Ueueral I.lections, and iu such uotke to
enumerate- —
l*t—l lie Officer* to be elected.
2d —Ib-ignnting the place* at Whifh the elections are
to be h. Id I'berofore.
I, \V 11 limit (). Ilrnrkctt< irtffe, Ili-rh Slier i ,
id of the County ot Itutler. «lo make k ~m,i and give j i
till* pnb'lf not lei l to the Electors of the countv of Hut- >
IT th.it a t«ei»e« nl K ret ton will he hHd on
the 2d Tne»day oCOciob-.*r 112 timing tlx- 9th
day of the month,; at theHuver.il election Districts en -
taldished by law ins lid county, at which time they will I j
vofe by ballot for the several o.Deese, Ac,, hereiniltui
One person to fill the office of Govern »r of the S'ate
of Pennsylvania.
One person for Congreas, In Conjunct on with Arai
■.torna eounty and tint part of county north
of the Ohio and Alb glo nv rivers
Four peruana for members of tlio II >uv.' of I!e;>ie{en
latives of tin* general Assembly o. iVnnsylvonta, to
represent the enmities of bntler, Lnuremeanl Mercer.
Two jwrson* to till the office of Associate Judge fji
the county of Butler.
4'tie person to till the office of Sheriff for the ccunty
of Itutler.
One person to fill the office of Prothouotary for the
county af butler.
Ooe person io fill the office of Register and Recorder
f»a the county of Butler
line person »o fill the officecf Clerk of the Courts if
thf county of Butler.
One person to fill ihe office of County C«mini-<»ioiior
for tlie county ©I Builer.
t>*e iwrsou to fill tbe olfice of Coroner f»r the c«mnty
of Butler.
Two person* to fill the office of Auditor for the coun
ty ?f Butler.
Three pe»*»n< for Trustees of the Butier Ao.ulc ny of
Bntl. r c mity
The .said Klections will be ho'.d th Coon
ty ii- follow*.
* The ele. t >rs of Ad tins township, M thr house of J
?* Ijouthett
Tbe el ctors of Allegheny township, at the home of
James M M iban. Jr.
Tin* idiN-torsof UutTalo township,*at the ho ise tf
Rob rt J. tire g. now Geo. Trubv
Th ele t »r* of liut.er township at the bouse of '
Mrs. Faller
TheetHi-tor* of Brady* township, at tbe honstf of Z«- I
phaniuh Snyder
l b»* elei t. r» of ClvirU. Id towns lp, at the hons - of
Jobntircen
The el««t «r« of Clinton township, at tbe house of
John !' Kiddle.
The i-l»i tors of Concord tiWMhip. at the house of 1
John M'l.aughlin.
Tne electors of clay t iwnsbip, at the h >ll4O of Wil
liam M..'ill.
The electors ot Centre township, at the hour* of'
John (loon
The electors of Cherry township, at the house of
W illlan. Lmdsey.
Tue ele- tor* of Coi township, at the i
house of M. F White, in Wbltestown j
The electors of Cranberry tow.iship, at th bouse ol '
Smith Ri»*.
The ele. tor-of Donegal township, at tbe hou*.* of
Mrs A I) Wib a. in Mlllersiown
The ele tor* or Fair view township, at tie house of
Roiiett Itay, n«»w <» M.'Oimey.
The el. Ct. rs of Forward township at tha house of
K"t»ert II Brown.
The electors of Franklin township, at tne 8 hool
(loose, in the borough of Pn»sj»ect
The ebi tors of Jackson township, at the house of
Henry Wolf, now Jaeoi* Scho» nr.. m Harmony.
The electors of Jfftlion township, at the house of
Thomas Welsh. de« e.ise«l
The electors of Lancaster township, at the public
School House No 5.
The electors cf Middlesex township, at tbe house
of George Coi»p-r
I The em-tori of Marion township, at the house of
1 Ro >ert Gilchrist
! The electors of M uddycreek township, at the 7 own
: Ha 1, in Portersvtlte.
The electors of Mercer township. attheTowu 11*11
| iu the lH>rough of Harrisville.
1 The electors of Oakland township, at the house of
| William M'Cluug.
The electors of Parker township, at the house of
John Martin, now John Kelly, iu Martinshurg
i The electors of Petin township, at the house of
I John Maharg, Jr , lie's store)
! The of Summit township, at the house of
Adam Frederick
The electors of Slipper v rock township, at the School
House at the north end ufttt e borough of CentreviHe.
I The electors iu Venango township, at the hcuseof
James Ksble.
The elsotors of Wiufleki township, at the School
bou*e No. 5, iu said township.
The electors of Washiugtou towuship, at the Town
j Hall, iu Nortu Washington
| The electors of Worth lowuship, at the bouse of \V
: Humphreys
• The electors of tbe Borough of Butler, at theCour
i house, iu said borough
! The electors of the borough oft; tLe
I Cfihecl
The elector* of the borousjh of Zelienople, ut the
Coutwil House, in tu id borough 1
NUII Iv lei UtilttilSY «iIVEN".
1 -That every person. excepting Sustlcea of the Peaca
wh> «K:«4I hold any odbe or prollt or trust under toe
Government of the United States or of this State, or
of any citv or incorporated district, wh< ther a c »nt
niiasinucn officer or agent, who is or sli.il 1 he employ
ed tinder the Legislative, Executive or Judiciary d*e
pattitientof this Mito.or of the United States, or anv
city or incorporated district, and alscthat every mem
ber of Congress and tlie Stute.LeglsUlturo, and of the
Select Of Comnjon Council of uny city, or Commis
sioners pf mw incorporate# district, is by law inca
pable of holding or exehilsillg at the same time the of
lice or appointment of Judge, Inspector, or Clerk of
any election of this* 'ommonwealth.and that no Judge
I iispec-tur, or other officer of such election shall lie el
igible to any ott<;e when voted for.
And the s tld Act <>f Assembly, entitled "An >lct
Heating to the ehetious of tliis Commonwealth,
passed Jiily'id, Ih-30. provides as follow*, to wit :
"That the Judge and Inspector*, chosen as afore
said, shiill meet ut their respective places appointed
for holding the election In the district to which they
respectively lirloitg. before 7 o'clock in the,morning
of the Second Tuesday if October, in each aud ever,
year and each of the Said Inspector* shall Lpooint
one clerk, who shall be a quulitr.-d voter of said dis
trict "
'•ln case the person who should receive the second
h'l o-st n.uuber of volet tor Inspector shall not attend
uu the d iv of anv election, then the person who sti ill
have received theaerond higher number of .rotes 112 r
Judge at 'he in st preceding cle« tion. shall a« t .is In
s|Kct'*r in his place, and in case the j>ersoii who shall
have received the highest number of votes fof Inspec
tor shall not uttci.d. the present election /udge shal
appo>nt au inspector in hts place, nml in case the perl
sou «lotted J nd 40 shall n>t attend, then the inspects
whore cived the highest number of votes shall ;.p
--poiut a Judge iu his place; and if any v.icauc) shall
continue iu the board for the space of one hour after
the time llxed by i.tw tor the opening of the » lection,
tit* quail lied v dersoftlte township, Ward.ui district,
lor w.deli such offers shall have been elected present
nt the place wf election, shall elect ou» of theif num
ber to 1111 surli vu am y.
'•lt shall be the duty or S.tld Assessors, res|>ectivel
to attend ut the plow of holding every gtuertl.
Special or t iwuship eleciou during the time said
election is open li r the purpose of giving information
to the tns|ievtors a id Judges. Whcu called on, litre-
I.it 01 tu tue rights of uny4«*rson assessed by them to
vol • at such elections* or such other matter fu relation
II the usses'ineiit of voters as the said Inspector* or
J ttdges, or either of them, sh til from time to time re
qu'ie."
• No person shall l.e permitted to vote at any elec
tion as ufor< Slid, other than a white freeman, of -JI
years or more, who sh til hive resided iu litis State at
leant one year, and ill the election district Where he
offer*to vot-• at least lei. data immediately proceeding
the election, uiid wit li ii« two years paid a Mite or
com.t) t ix, Which shall have been assessed ut least
leu du>s before the ebitioo; but a'ct xen of tiio
tinted Stales, who h.td been prevously .1 tjualilied
voter of tins Mate and removed tltcrelroiii ami return
ed. and v\ bo shall It ive resided in the election district,
and |Mid taxes us aforesaid, sltall be eul t.ed to vote
ulter residing in the Stale six months; l'rovtued, that
the white Irceuien, C it.z* us oi tue t'uiU d Males, be
tween the uge of *2l ami ti jears aud haviug resided
in this stit« one year, and in the district ten d iy*as
afore* iid, shall be entitled to vol •, ul.hung It they have
1101 p..ni luxes.
•• |i i»cn tl all l.e ihtltlid to ute who*# name is 1
not contained iu ibe list ut taxable inbatjiiuUtii lui uibh
ed by the Uouinilssi>'iiers unless ue produce u receiptf >r
the pujuitfitl, \\ 1 thin two ye.trs, of u date ur county
tux. assessed agreeibiy to the consiitutian,or gvljsat
Isfiiclury ev deuce, eiiuei on ills outu, of atlii in it toil ol
another, that iie has paid such tax, on laitili eto pi ocut e
such a 1 eceipt "hall make until ot tiiepayliieut tiureol.
01 second it be claims iu be an elector between tituage
ot zi an i l- ) eai *, lie shall dep»»s« uu oittii or aittruiatiuu
that he r.Midid 111 lit Mnteut least one year next betore
hit applic tti m, and make such prool ui his r*<ideuce in
tin; uisliiit us ID teipiiled by tint Act, Ulld tii.il he does
veiily believe, lrolu the account tfivvlt bun, tii it lie U.of
the age aforesaid, and give such other evidence as 1* re
ijuii cu I.) litis All; whuretipon, then line ol ttiw
u-! admitted to Vote, >h.iii be insei te i in the alphabetical
lift by the inspector, and U note liiude Opposite thereto
by wntu.g the word • 'tux, i! i.csbull >»u pcrmiiteJ .o
Vote hy i iL-unul Uuving paid U tax, ui the v\ ad' Age,"
It he Mini I be ml uil I ted «n uccounl ol his age uud eith
er cttsethe rnUuli of such vote *b ill be culled oiit iuthu
clerks, vi ii" nii di make the liltu note in tue tut of voter*
kept by tlieui.
in mi case* wji'Tc then inn!of t!ie per* m claiming to
\ tf it ii<>t foiinii m the I -t fiiruishej by the Coiiimis
hioui in Ulld Astensoi ,or hit right to vote, whether found
theie or li"t. is objected to l»jr one qil ii.lled citlZeu, it
shall be tin; duty ot the inspector to examine such per-
All i mi until at lu lut qtmlilieiiliourt, and i! lie claims to
have lesided In the suite one >eaf or more, his oath
-hull be huliicieat proof thereof, but liesh ill in ike pruoi
•>, at I.i t one i ui;ieteiit witness, wno shall benipial
llled elector, that he low resided lu the district for more
Ihu . ten days next ininiediuteiy prececdilig said e.ec
t .on! und •hull ImuMfll swear t.» ht.i bou i tt ie resilience in
ji.,r uaiii eof his law lid calling it vv•mm the district att.l
ii'.t f.n the iiiii| «'t voting tnereiu."
• II any ii« 112 'Oiiehall jne.ent, or utteuipt to pi event
nil ollicer 01 to election mule. this Mctl, oili
such el. • tion. or line or threaten any rbleiice to mi)
nhHiofficer. m sliud Ihteuiiptor iin|ito|>t-r ly i iter fere
w.t i hmi in the ixemiion .-I bin outy, »i.aii block
II •>, or uttcmpt to hlo kup the wind >w, or the ava
ni»e to any window wh r * tin* eanie in iy he hoi leu or
n'li.ill ri« tously disturb tin |»*-««««' of »ii« u eh. tien.oi
shall N«e or i TIC tire any intimidation, threat* n force
or violence with the d»si»n to influence unduly, or
overuow. r any eh . tor, or t • pcev- t him fr. i*vu.ng
or torestrain the fre< d mi 01 hit choice, s ich |*rs.»n,
on conviction, shall be Hud any smi not exceediug
rive hundred dollars, ami be imprisoned 112 -r anytime
not exceeding twelve iiioutu*; and il it shall b abown
to the Court where the trial ot aii.-h off nee snail oe
hid, tint th« person ollendlii.'was not a re-bbnt of
the citv. ward, district or township win-re tjie s id
fittVnce was coin Htitted, und n«»t elititn d to a v«>b
the'cln. Ih II *<ll ( oiivi tiou. h * shall be sentenced to
l>,iv a |Jiie nt lentn n inebu tdred or u» .re than <.,,e
thmisanii dot a s, and to lie imp'is ned not 1 as than
six months m.r more .Iran two years
\.id if uny per*m, r persons ahull link- any ml
or wi"i r upon tin- remits of any khctiou within this
T omiiio ISM ait hot shall • fler to make any such bet
r n\ i " r . eithir by v rbat proclamation tlureof, or
otherwise, be or they shall forfeit three times the
amount to bet or oiler d to bet.
•Ifau. peis MI not by law «(UiliH d, shall gtradtl
lentlv vote at any election withili tins Coimnonweaith
or he II Mtuerwise quiMV-d. slull vol.- out of his
prop. r bistro t. or miy knowing t.n- want of
such utnl ii' uti <ii slnl' aid or procure such jm rsons to
vote. the IN FMIH • r |Hrr«»ns so olfdiidutg, shall, on con
vi. tion, • e lined any sum not ex » two huudr« d
d illars ai d oe imprisoned for any term not exceeding
three month*."
•'lf any person sh 'll vote at more th in one election
district, or otherwise fr udtileutly v«.t# and deliver to
the Inspector two tickets tner, with intent to ille
gally vote, or nli iII vcit* the same; or if any |h rs »n
sh II ailvis • or procure another to do so, he or they so
. flVudiny shall, on conviction, be 11 ed In any s m
ii< t lest thai. nft\. nor inur* th HI live biihdr»-d noil rs
and be liiiprisniied for any term not less than three
1101 inoie th i i twelve mouths
In ucc Jidance witli the pi .-visioni of the Htll flection
Of all let,, nli 1(1' A fu: tuer siipph nie it tot ie Ke -
tion lawt of thisC.iuimoiittcul.h,' 1 pubhtii tue 112 »!•
lowing •
Wui.ii V", lly tlie .'ctof the 4'oiigreis of ih ; l.uite.l
Stat'--, eVtitli <1 '• MI art to amend tue«»*Mr«*l s itheie
t .fore pv-ied to provide foi tlie t-mulliug and utlling
out the Nirtion.il forces, and lor Oilier pui poses,' and
approved March Hind, one thousand eight LUndredand
sixty-litre, all per.tons who have deserts! the iuiiitui-y
or naval service of the l'uited,4tutc*, and who hare not
been discharged,or relieved the penalty, or «iw.*-
bility theieiti prvvWed, are deeineu, and taken to hare
v duntarily lelinquislied, aud forfeited, their lights ol
citivtensliip, and their rights to become citizens, and are
deprived oi exercising any rij{ht« of citizen* thereof:
.l/i'/ whrit'is, I'ersons, n> t citizeus of the United
KtUes, are u«.t. under the Constitution and laws of I'enn-
qualilled electors ot this t'oiiinionwealth ■
hi til .n I. lit >t cn ici il, dr.. That in «il elections
hereafter to be held in this t ainnionwe «lth. it shall l c
unlawful foi the judged Ihsjiecb.rs. 1 any mieh election
j to receive any ballot, or ballots, from any person, or p< r-
I s.ui', enl raced in the provisions,and subject to the dis
sbib y, inip« ». il oy Mid set of U>iigie»s npproveil
March third, one th >usand eiglit iinndred andiixty-llvu,
and It shall be unlaw Inl 112 a any such person to offer ti>
rote any ballot,or ballots.
Sec ion J That II any such Judge and inspectors of
elr. lion, or any one of them shall receive, or conuout to
ie eiv.-,any such unlnwtai ballot, or ballots,from nny
such di (|iiautie<l person, he, or t iey. so olfendmg, ohall
l>« guilty «»f a niis«h mettnor. and, nj»on cuvlctlon
tlii-teof, in any c >u>t quarter or this Com
monwealth, he shall, for cavb offence, be sentence"l to
pay a fine of u t ieaaitlign on" hundred and to
ui.d »an linpriaonmeut, in the jail ut tiio proper
county, for not ion then nxty days
SeciioM .'J. liiat if any per*oude| rived of citizenship,
and <IIN luilitb-il as ai.at-H.iid, shall, a any efectf ui,
he.eaCtvi io i>u Iteld in ins C«>ntiu nwea th, voie, or
tviidci to tbeofti' era iheicof, and offer to vote, a bal
-1 4, or ballots, any peraou, so «>ffont|ing. shall be deem
ed guilty of a ir.iitieiuenii »r. ao.l on cuuvlc»i»m tii*-reof,
iu any court of mt u tei ae*>ion« of thi-> Oomuionwcaltli
aliail, fur ea< h « n.-ncc, lie [iiinishtHt in like manner IM
U piovided in the piece section of thia act, in the
case of officers of election receiving such unlawful bal
io or, ballots
StrTiuK 4 That if any person shall hercsittfrptr
suade, or odvt-<o. any pers.m, or pt-rtotia, deprived of
- n>l di»<|uaiinifd a* af•tesM-l. to off<-r any
trill.it. or ballot-, to the ofttc-rs ..f any election, here
after to oe held in this Commonwealth, or Khali per
suade. or advi«t-» any »uch officer to receive any billot
or ballots fr.«m any person deprivtd of citi&enehlp. and
dl»qualitie>i a» nfotusiuJ.such persou, ho
be guilty of a mis emta tor. and iifx n conv ctlou thtre
ot. in HPV court of quarter •w of this Couin>on
wea.th, aliail l»e pqntshod in like manner a* h provn eJ
in the fecund seetmn of this act, in the. a<-eof ei# in of
such election receiving .such unlawful ball it, or ballot*.
Particular atU'tttiou is directed to the first section of
the Act of Assembly, passed the 3oth »l«y of M<«rch, A
D.. lofcti cutitledi ••An Act regulating the manner of
Voting at a 1 Klectljns, in the sc7«rai Ciuniles of this
Coiunionw <• d.h'
"lli.'U tbe (jollified T.»trm of the several eoU'itlrt of
tli!'* < vuniiiouwettlth, at ail general. township, b »rough ;
an' 1 opuc*t*l <l-cttqui, *re lieteby, hereafter, auth>*ued j
anil re-juued t r»»te', bv tickets, printed, or written.or
l»artl.\ printed ami ptrily
t<4i ws one lii k»-t idiall embrace the naur* of all
jn of court* voted f»»*■» and to be label! *l, oulsiile.
* Judiciary;*" one ticket shall embrace th# n:unea of nil
state officer* v..ted fur, and be label led, i- one
ticket shall embrace the uuno<<d all county office • vo- ■
ted for, inclining office of «>«-ufltur, nu'inbvr, and ni<;in- i
bers of uwmUy.U voted for, and tnctnlK'rtt • 112 '
:II Voted f.#r, and IMJ labelled, "count* one ticket afc.ill ;
embrwri'thenainea o! all towndiip dUce.-w v,»t>.d for,and
l»e labelled, ** to*ndilp;" one ticket ahall embn Co «L«
uuinea of fell borough officer* vote I fur, and be labelled,
•• through and each class fchall be ucpjcltcU iu sepa
rate t«»llot-b.*xw''
i And the Return Jitjgea of the respective district*
a foresaid, are hereby reunited to meet it the Court
Jlouae, iu liutler.o.i Friday next (October 12th,) alter
the second Tue*4ay I- October M|t then and l»e: eif
ter to jwjrforiu thooe thing* leqvir d by law
j tihran under my ban i and neal at Bothr. the lC»tb of
! September, in Uie v»i.- of our Lord, fclghK-eu ilu>dred
and fcixty-fix .ana of the Independence el U»e (Jnitnd
. States tbo Muetleth.
tV. O BRIfcKKNRIDCI,
REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WfttTHAM Mass.
Is Hie IIe«t.
It i.4 niAds on the best principle. It» framsls compos
sil of SOLID I'LATES. NO J-ir can Interfsrs with the
hsrmony of Its working and no sudden shock can dam
age it 1 machinery. Every piece is made and fluished
by mnchluery (Itself famous far Illu/altjr, rs well ai
for its elTectivene.l*) and ia therefore properly made.—
The watch h what all mechanism should be—AOCU
KATK, SIMPLE, STRONG, AND ECONOMICAL.—
Except some high giades. too costly for general use,
foreign watches atechi -tly made by women anJ boys,
Such watches arc cotnp<sed of several bundled piecev
screwed arid.iivlted t >gethor, and require constant re
pairs to keep them in any kind of order. All pffMni
who have carried ' ant res," ''lepines" sud "English
Patent Lovers," are pei fc-ctly well aware uf the truth ol
this statement.
At the beginning of our enterprise,'more than ten
years ago, it was our objest to make a thoroughly good
low-priced watch for [the million, tot ike the place Of
these 112 irdgu Impositions—the refuse of foreign facto
ries—which Mere entirely unsaleable ut ltome aud per
fectly worthless everywhere.
How well wo have aeeomplished this ntay be under
stood from the fact, that after so many years of public
trial, we now nuke MOIIE TIIAN ONE-HALF OF ALI.
THE WATCHES SOLI) IN TUB UNITED STATES, and
that no others hav. »v. r given such universal satbfuc
lion While this depart inert of our business is contin
ued with increased facilities for perfect work, we are at
present engaged in the manufitclure of watches of the
very HHMIESTORADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETIIV
unequalled by anything hitherto made by ourselves,
and unsurpassed by anj thing made in the world. For
this pnrpoee we have the amplest fkcllities. We have
ifji'twl un lulditiau t • of.r main buildings expte*»ly fir
this branch of our business,and have filled it w.th the
best workmen iu our h -nice. New machines and appli
ances have been construct*!, which perform tlitlr work
with consummate delicacy and exactness. The choicest
and ino'-t appro Veil m it-rials only are us»il ar.d we chal
lenge coutparisun between this grade (four woik and
the rtnrst imported chronometers. We do not pretend
to sell our watches* for tat wmry than foreign watches,
but wo do assert without fear of conlr.idiction tliatf>r
the I tine money orir produrl is incompnnibly superior.
A!l our watches, of Whatever Rtade, are fully warranted
aud his warrantee is potMlnt all tiniMngsiiiat us or our
agents In.uil purls uf the world.
CAUTION.' —The public are cautioned to buy only o
respectable dealer*. All peraolts selling counterfeits
will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS l-01l TIIK AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
19# BROADWAY) N. V.
Aug.29Uo,lm.
Writ or Pari!lon.
Jiut/rr comity, w
I N the matter of the Partition of the Real Estate of
1 Aluos Kennedy, d'e df No. 11, Match Term, 18CI.—
0. C . Hutler « mil iv.
The Conimouwealth of Pennsylvania—to the heirs
sii>l legal representatives of 'Amu* Kennedy, dec d
Yon, and each of you, are heteby cited to baud ap
pear be ore out Judges, at antlrphaiis* Court, to be he'd
at llutler, in and f»r the county of Hutlwr. on the 3d
\I Miday of September tifxt. it being the 17th day of
n.iid mouth, to accept *aid premises at said valuation and
appraisement, or shew cause why the snitte shou! I not
bo sold. Hy the Court,
W. .112. YOUNP, Clerk O.C.
Cleik 1 office, Butler, July 9. lmwt.—all of which tlie
above heirs and le< il representatives of the oti I Autos
Kennedy, dee'd, are hereby required to take notice.
W. t». Hit EC K EMI I 111 IE.
Sheriff's oflW, Cutler, August *, ISOU. HUeriff.
Spanish Sheep for Safof
\NY pir4.ll wishing to purchase pure bred Ppauish
Sh-.-ep, wonbl d 1 Well to call nn«l examine our
Fheep. as. we claim 11 h'tve pure-bred stocks nml will
sell either Kwes or Uucks at very reasonable prices.
The Pheep may be <r non tllo firm to one
of the snbsc.ll>cr<, '2 miles Last of llsruumy. Butler
canntv, Pa. M. II SITLEIt.
August 7, 1851. J M MoWItKY.
• Z?"or Sale.
ONE LI HUE FARM of Font- Hundred (MO)
Land, more or less, well improved, large Brick
House, li aibU Barn, and Out Buildings. This farm is
well watered and limbered, flood Fences and abniit'2'Sl
iures o| <'••«! ; bank opeiu-d and lupoid order. Tlif-
Farm Is on« suitable for e'ther Stock or Ortln.aiid will
average with the be-t in Butler county, and is well loca
ted, joining /.eliettople* Juit 0 miles from tli • Road
at hoclieste* : two stages running daily fl oat Z-dieu > ( d
t«i lloche«ter and back.
'I his propeitv Is now in the hands of the heirs of.l,
eph Allen decM. And In order to settle up tliHsitv ,
ii will be sold at auc lon on the 20th day of Septeui
at 2 o'clock p. in., oh the premises
For information, enquire of Win. Q Hoyd. of llutler,
Pa.,of llichard All. i..«d Pi t.burgh ve It • lawfull>|iu
thorir.eil te sell n rid make tit'ev, Ai») persons wMiiug
to see the farm can call on Joseph Allen, who lives on
the premises, or Win. Allen, of Zellenopie.
Tr.RMS• —One third down, and the balance iu one, two
or three years, to suit purchaser
Butler. August H, latW. Mil. S. BOYD.
A<liiiliiisli-alor*s IVoliee.
VTOTICE Is hereby given, tiiat Letters of Administrai
tion have been 1 sued-to the undersigned on th
eclats of .lames Hall, late r>f Portersville, dee'd. Al
persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate, are
requested lo make immediate payment, and those hav
ing cbiiuis against the same. rue requested t9 |»reSeiit
th. in properly authenticated for sett(oment
JAMES NEWTON,
August 22, '6ft~rt) Administrator.
NEW SKIRTS FOR 1805-0
The Great Invention of the Ago in
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent Duplex
Ellipic, or double, Spring Skir.
THIS INVENTION a. mist* of bvn.r.x (or two! Ktllp
tic Pure llcflat'd Steel
lynud firmly together, idgr t«» making the tough
est, most flexible, elastic ami durable Spring evor.nncd
Tiny seldom bend or break, the Mingle Springs, and
consequently preserve their perfect and beautiful Shape
moretli -n twice ai long a- any single Spring Skirt that
Kver lln- or Can be nmde.
The wonderful flexibility and groat comf>rt and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex KM ptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem
blies, Opeiiit, Carriages, Railroad ( urs, C'hureh Pewn,
Arm Chain*, f-»r Promenade and House Vre** n« the
Skirt ean be folded when in nae to occupy ji small place
us easily and conveniently an a Silk or Musliu lues*.
A Lady having enjoyed the IMoastit e, Comfort audtiree
Convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic leel Spring
Skill r<r a single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense willi their me. X or Children, Ml-e.es,anl Young
Indies they are superior to all others.
Til K HOOPS are covered with 2 ply double twistod
thread and will wear twice a* long a* the Single yarn
covering which ix u*od on sll Single S.teel Hoop Skirts
The three bottom rod* on every Skirt are aI no Double
Steel, and twice or double covered tu 112 reveut the cover
ing from rearing off the rod* when dt egging downstairs
stone itpp«, Ac.. Ac., which they are Constantly subject
to when ivqM.
All are ma do of new and elegant Corded Tape*. a:»d
are the bent quality in every part giving to the wearer
the most gnteoful and perfect Shape possible, and ar»
nuoticMtlouably the lightest, moet desirable, Comfortubh
and economical Skirt ever made.
WESTS BRADLEY k C'AR V, I'ROPRIKTORS ofthi
Invention, and SOLh >IA NU K ACT I RHUS, 97, Chamber
i«it*l 79 A Hi Read* Streets. New York.
FOR SALK in all flrst-closs Store* in this City, am
throughout the Unt ted States and Canada. Havana dt
Cuba. Mexico, South America, and the Went Indies.
tn. Enquire for (he Duplex Elliptic (cr deubf]
S#rme 9ki-» A 4 a
NOTICE.
\\TIIBRKAB my wife Catharine, ha» h-ftmy bed and
Y\ board with'JUt juktcauje, I then-fun warn all
persons against harb »riug her or giving her credit on
inj accouut, as I will pay no d-bts „112 her eon recti ng
PKfKM BRJKLL.
Aiuu-t I*t, IHdC-3t.* Zellooople, Bp tier co 112 Pa.
ISTEW FIRM,
rpllK having KuQ. liuu partiK-t.lilp, to lit*
J. IHIIT and BIIOK M»Dofaet«rl«i» l.unlnn*. Uoy.l*.
htork, two d.wir* iMinth of \\ ot-lwr * Troutin«nt-lore,
Main Hint, Ht'tlcr, l'».. nrp prepare! make tb* ii"M
--..1 11. *1 au-l BU<w uwl .l.> Ik* I—' **• work of «".v other
rataMlrtunont la (lie pU'e- IlMiuS pxpwience in
tilt bmin.'v. wo cafaat fall to plenae. Cell aud glr* n.
vour measure.
• fciIIUIUER NICHOLAS
eb2*(V—tf
' Of,, i. »UCS... ; 6B- *■ TittlltL
—, 0
BLACK A- FLEECIER,
1 ATTORNEYS' AT LAW,
AXD
CLAIM AGENTS.
Pension* pro£ttr«d f<>r soldier* of 1812, or their wid
ow*. All bosiueea in to their carifprviuftty #t?
ten lel |o* Office, Bo ith V\ cvt of Cdiurt U-ue", toruy
JAS. T. BRADY & CO.,
(Successors to Jones & Co.)
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets.
BANKERS & BROKERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
Dealers !n nil klndf of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
FOREIGN EXCAANf7R»
Ht>LD.
SILVER and COUPONS.
INTEREST NOTEI.
Collections on all accountable point* In the
flie United Stat-.* and Canada*.
Interest Allowed on time De
posits.
I i »_«■ lie it Rates l'uid for Coiupoml#.
1R flftnum. _
v j W9 .a«iMPJMt
A \ I>
UNDERTAKING.
HP. PQUARTBRS oh Mala Street, opposite J*, k •
Ilutel. Th^suhscfiber U extensively eugaged in
UNDERTAKING LINE,
bring fully |i«p»rcd t> nnko COFFINS of
nil description!, nw'ly and promptly t j order l'of«
fins of nil sizes and kind* ruaoy made, aud ulvruy* wu
hand-.
He ha* a co proenrcd an entirety
IVow and Sent llenrwe;
and 1* that prepared to atteud funeral* ou the shortest
notice.
lie u!*o keep* on hand* and manufacture* toorde
COMMON AND FANCY FURNITURE
CONSISTING 01'
lIIirCIIIIH.
Tables,
SIIMKIN,
Itcdsn-iiils. ChnlrM Ac.
All mn.lf Inn limit ami worknmo-like uituuer, «n«l
I of the finest finish.
I TERMS :—Reasonable and tn unit tlie tlinoa. Tliatik
fill for pant fuvura, the patronage of the public la res
pectfully solicited.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
STOCK.
JACOB KECK.
Mny 10, OC>£IIIOS.
W. U. ii. Middle,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
V illattetid toall business entrusted to bin cure protnpt
! ly. Sftecinl attention given to the collection* of /Vn
tinus./hid. I\itf ami fiovntiti.
Will also n tas vg*iit for thnae wishing to buy or
<♦•11 real estate.
[ Office on South side of Diamond, In Rrmlin'* building,
Rutter Pa.
Nnrrmber R, 19C6::ff.
MOWER & REAPER.
| 112 WOULD respectfully announce to the fhrtmr* of
. J It tit If i county, tb.it lam Agent for tin# great labor
airing machinal
/ETNA & CAYUGA CHIEF
MOWER AND REAPERS.
Also the celebrated
Excelsior Mower & Reaper
! manufactured by Clark k Qnlglon, 0.
THE WORI.D RENOWNKD
Sharp's Steel-tooth Hay-Rake.
Also the great American Champion
Hay k Grain Hnko e
Send for mir circulars of the different machines. All
order* addressed fo the cnderalguod itt Zelienople, Pa.
will receive prompt attention.
June ii. ISO*. a EURO E H R A ATI AN*
Writ of Partition.
I N Hi* mntfer of t lie Partition of the Rr.il Estate of
Edwaid Kennedy, dee'd
No. 7*. Decernbei Term . IH«.'». O C Bailer County.s-
Comiiionwealthof Pennsylvania—lo the |(elr« and l»e
--pal Representatives of Edward Keuned T ( dec''d, to wit •
I'nidence Kennedy (widow) |.lix.*«t»«tth intermarried with
.lohnMieer; Maty Intermarried w Hi I#wtac Pponsler;
Margaret Intermarried with K. S. M»g«*e; June inter
married with Dr. II It llroweri D <• Kennedy, I d»ard
Kennedy, Milton Kennedy, Newton Kennnedy. Jaine- H
Kennedy, EliZi Kennedy, Emily Kennedy. Mirerfj
Kennedy, William and Kale Kennedy, minorchildren
ut John Kennedy, dee'd, for whom the Prudence Ken
nedy, ix Uiiar.il tu
Von. nnd each of vmu are hereby cited to be and *p
pear bef.»re our Judge*, at an Oipban*' Court, to be held
nt llutier, in and for the county of Duller, on tho4(h
.Monday of Ht*| teinber next, it b*dng tllo 21th day of
mid mouth, to accept or tefuse the premises at tne vaj
uation or nppruixemcnt, or »hew c »use why tbo aame
should not bed ild. Ry the Court,
XV J Clerk OfC.0 f C.
All of *hlch the above l|elrs and Repre*e«U
-tivea of the said Edward Kenue<ly, dec'#l, are hereby re
<]iitre<l V■ likr n tice \V. O. RUECKENIII DUE,
Mieritf s iTfllce. Rntler, August 8,1H«J0. Slirilff.
A<liiiinlftlralor-N Notice.
N OTICE la hereby given that Letters of Adminletm
tl«»n have been Issued to the uude<-Ign.d, on the
••■•tat#' of 31 argaret Turner, late of Allegheny township,
deed. All persons hat Ing cl IIIM* ngai list said t-state,
will present them properly authenticated fors ttle
ment, and those knowing themselvM indebted to raid
estate, will »nake iuumd.iite payiuunt.
JOHN DA VIA,
Yngutd 20IRt'JU-6t. Administrator.
Drugs ! Drugs! Drugs !
DRS.GRAH&M&HUSELTQN
HA VI Mi purchased the Drug Hore recen tiy
by Dr. R. V. lUmilton, will curry ou IbwDrug btj
ness in all its departments, at theoidstaud, R>'d'* Rio
Main Btre#-t Rotier Pa. We have constantly
and for sale a pure quality ol
DRUGS CHEMICALS a«id PAINTS
OILS VARMSHES ANDOM?S.
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD A;LITIIERAG£
Dye-Stuffs, and Putty,
TUIII'ENTINK, AXDAUTOIIOk
LAIII), HMI t IKATP-FOOT OILS.
Uurri.kS, VIALS, A.VDCUIIKS.
80AP. SPONOM i MM PS,
I'L'HKURUU.ND Sl'lCfcS tc.ki.tL.
ptn.rel Tiuiftj of
Perfumery & Toilet Artic-les,
Wines nnd Liquor* for Medical purposes. W hie* (<ir
fucramentnl u-e, furnished a» cost. I'^y<»iciar t ? pres
criptions carefully cpuipoundefl.
The public is respectfully invited tn call and examine
our stock, *e areronftdent that we can sell ae roaaonable
a* »ny similar establishment in the county.
Nov. 21 1h6&::1 v.
/ Appr»l«rmi'nt I.lsl.
TflF following Appraisement Likti of Pioperty *e
taiue«t under thu Act of fcith Apiil, 1851, hav# bean
presented ami ftlHl in |he fifßde of Clerk of Orphans'
Court, in and for the county cf itntlcr. to wit:
No. 12 June Term, IB6i Mr*. Margaret Burl lev, wid
pw of Joseph Hartley, deed. •p- isoi*ai property
autounting to $2114 47.
Har-.iret Bartley, Adm'z.
No 73, June Term ISO 6, Sfary A. Honndly, »sd#.w oi
W. H. Honadle, dee'd. Personal property amounting
- ■ Zcbman, wkl
jow of John 11. ZehmiMi, dec #l. I'er*>nal property
| amount ng t > |OOO B. Berningber, Kx r.
No- IfUtUie Vurm, 18ft» t Mr*. ■ -Miller, wid
ow of Peter Miller, dec d Ttfißon.il property amount
tofo-A! o<i.
No. 77, Juue Torro, V.rs Grace 11. Gag *i, wid
ow n f Christopher (iagin, dee'd.
Roai e*tate ain«uoing to
J'ersunal property amounting to 47 00
Total
No. 70 Jane Term. IMK, 3lrs Ja*)« C'<br>n, iWnp ol
John t'ocbrau, <Wc d. Personal pCDperty AMOUullpg
to 00- " Jar e (ochrun A >m'X.
Of which the Hairs, Lagw*-**. lM«t. iboie.<4
• u»loth-" ' Interested, w ill take nolice aixi appeal' at a.i
Orphans'Coart t#i beh«ld at Lutlei , in aud tor tjie
county dßntlei on theT'v- nty fourth day of,2)epleßiber
IMV>. and ft>l Util than the tliud day IbrTvof. to *how
cwuaalf afty they k*ve why tLe **id Apprai^oema
JOINU FAST FOB CASHJ
8. C. <t 1. It&BOY.
lave Juat received a*. their ce'ubliihraent to
BUTLER I=E3sTlsr»A^
n largo at J well §c!ected utoak dt
I'&ASiQiS&MUm
rtiich (HOT arc TELLING at low ratca
liMtl ibY followinir «iitaK>nu«i and profit thereby.-*
Vr tlio hidiva ; A. Block of drew Ooodt, |«cß
"silks,
Cloth,
l'rints,
Alpacas,
CoburgSj
Delaines,
Ginghams,
Ilooped
&c., &c., &Q t
Per the (J e a Ueme» : Alwjj *on hand,
Black Clothe,
Fancy and Black Cassinierefl,
Satinets,
Tweeds,
Shirting,
llats&CapS^
Boots & Shoos,
Household goods, such as
Linen,
Table Cloths,
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Curtains,
&c.
SQME OF OUR PRICES!
Best Delaines, 25 cts. per yard.
Host Heavy Muslin 25 cts. per yard.
Best Prints 20 to 25 cts. per yard.
A stock of Grooerltf'i
He-it Itio Coffee 80 cents per pound.
Coffee Sugar IS cts per pound.
Crusted Sugar 22 cts. per pound.
Brown sugar 12J cents per pound.
(iIVK I'M A CALL
A\l> EXAMINK
OUR ASSORTMENT.
ftutlor, Jnne 20, IS»KJ—tf.
_
Drug and Grocery Store.
rnilß nil»«rHlu»m have Juat received, and ar* now
1 at their Store-room, oj»jK»»ite I'eter l»uffv |
In Butler,
An Extensive Assortment
Dlll'OS, MEDICINES
OII.S. PAINTS,
DYE STI FFS, ,||
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET SOAP, ' PEIIF• MERV,
* XI- Til R
<OJIO ((J Ifj.C QW©3i®
For Chf>mio«l anil Nfd}eli)a)
ai«v aii kindi of i nrsin *, jidtio
la v eletane prea©rlj»M«wa tartfallf
find in oin|tlly i oijipoiiiiU«d.
IN i iik oiiocbiiy DEPARTMENT
will befound almost every artiolo far fam
ily u-e. Alsu
NAU.S, GI.ABS,
CI.ASSWAnH, QheeHsware,
CRorKKR4", STOWKWARB,
BUCKETS, Tens,
kf-., &e., &o.
The highest market price paid for all?
kinds of produce in cxchaupo
FOlt GOODS.
BELL h DIEF ENBACHER.
May 23, 180'i::ly.
Jiii»
LEATHER A N t>
FINDINGS STORE,
ON MAIN STEIJET,
One doqr North of M'Aboy's Store.'
GENTS' FRENCH
CALF BOOTS,
SHOES AND
CONGRESS GATTERS,
LADIES & GENTS' SLIPPEBS,
MISSES' BOOTS,
SHOES, ANB
or MS.
BOYS BOOTS & SHOES
Children's Shoe* of all Kind*,
A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of my
own mMnnfactnre, constantly on hand,and woik made to.
order, of the BEST STOCK aud in the
AT3T sr TT-«
A large and ful! a*«>rtuicnt of Ea-tiern th»*
very he»t material and w"rkiu^iihhi|».
All kiuJfc of
LEATHER & FINDINGS
French and Common Calf skint,
Sole and Upper Leather,
Morocco, Kip* and Kid*,
ROANS AND LININGS
Of >ll kini)».
W. tlx*. n1» l»r»««>. t>Mt MWscUtf, »nd for l|i« tlmM
tl>» ehw|w»« rtoci »T«c oflWxl fcr nk la B«tW. ~"*
TU» public ar« niriiwl to c«U »nd t,i a«m
aeKce.
iuj «—if iWEopora nnwyem
Vmrm far Sale*
l«rf: M»l* AtimU »
*«" "atoer.U. Th... Im >I O<
d«nbU Log DaralUaf hotoee tU«reo«. A y
of Aoplt aod V'jmco ir**•#». f«r« in g ud —
lw«Iv« feet de»p of roaLn «« u*> V»r paretic
lentMnir-vl lb. tAU ,HT .1 ,„rM tb, , Un V>6»
n ' k "~** irUf