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THE AMERICAN
putier,Pa. Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1866
jj&y Workmen are busily engaged in
erecting the proposed additions to the
Witherspoon Institute. It is to bo hoped
that these necessary additious will be
completed this fall, as they are very much
needed for the sifccess of the school and
pouifort of (he Student*.
JSsyThe new Catlioiio church is be
ginning to present a nice appearance as
it approaches completion. The carpenter
work has been under the control and su
pervision of Joseph I'urvis, who is a
workman of the first c! <ss. This church,
when completed, will be one of the best
construct*:l and most substantial edifices
in,the Borough.
pgr Every body should goto Ileine
innnTs. If juu desire to purchase Books,
Jleineman's is the place to get them. I)o
you want paper, pens or inks? Goto Ilei
pcman's. Do you desire to purchase good
wallpaper and cheap? llcineuian's is
the p!aue to get it.
•The days of gifts and presents arc fast
,approitdiing, when lovers, fathers, moth
ers, brothers, and si&tcrs, will desire to
procure something nice to disttibute I
among tho.-e whom tfcey love, —Don't
forget that ileiuentan has a full supply.
No doubt some one who is fond of sport
jug, is wcndciing where he can procure
a good gun ; —lleincman has them for
fa'c, — single and double 1 a relied—ran
ging in price, at from? sto 825. Who
would be without a gun in these days ol
spoiling.?
Agrlcutf ural.
There will be a meeting of the 8;ock
L'ilders of the Butler County Agricultu
ral and Stock As-ociation, in the Court
ilou-o, on Monday the 28th iast , at 7
o'clock 1" M.
By order of the President,
J. B. M'QUISTION, Sce'y.
On I Oil I !
l'atktr's Landing, it seems, is to be a
fiuecosful oil point. Some five wells arc j
now in operation producing about a bun- I
<Jred barrels per day, and three or four j
other wulls 'iro being drilled. At the !
depth of eight hundred and twenty tcct j
all tiic wells have succeeded in ootaining ]
ihe oil. I'aikcr's Lauding is ten miles |
above Brady's Hcrid, rind about twenty
from Butler.
Jcnng A merit a.
\\ c have notice I lately quite a <1 ispo
*ition on the part of many of the boys of j
our town to be ijuarrelsome. It is of j
utmost dai'y occurrence, that a crowd of!
V">ys may be seen in some part of the j
B'lrr.uJi, and when I'iS inrjuiry is made,
"What is goirg in?" the niihwer ins |
variably conies, —"A fijlit!" This is
certainly La<l enough; but when, it is'
known that men encourage these !
<|iia:rcls, and old men will stand by and j
.laugh at the '•sport," what else Cjitlii be |
expected of boys ! It is about time that j
parents, guardians, and tfiiccrs of the I
law should labor jointly to put an end to j
this couiniMi practice. If this were done,
the teachers ol our schools would have '
less trouble in governing those placed un
der their care j and parents would >:•!
have occasion to find fault with those
(who labor for the mora, and intellectual
improvement ot their children ; and
School Directors would not be troubled
with the visits of fathers • and mothers
laying in their complaints about their
"dear, inoffensive" children.
OUIL lIOOK TAIILE.
ntmortil'ri Yonug America.
'J he first No. of this Juvenile IViiod
ieal has just made its appearance and
challenges our admiration. Its Stoiies,
Poems, Sketches and Illustrations, to
get her with its music, Toys and general
typographical appearance, are far beyond
>he average, and ought to ensure its deci
ded success \Y o hail this new Boys'
and Girls' .Magazine as a long wished for
desideratum; a Magazine got up in a
style that children can comprehend and
appreciate, while its high moral tone aud
instructive tendency well rcudeis it a
well-spring of pleasure to every house
hold. Do net fail to secure a specimen
copy Single Copies, 15 cents: Yearly,
fcl.£)o. Published by W. Jennings De
lnorest, 473 Broadway, New York.
Germnntown Tclcgmjih,
Is is oue of the best family and agri
cultural paptrs in the State. It is of
iargesize, and printed on the best of pa«
'per. The Agricultural Department is
conducted, and is both interesting
and instructive. In its columns is fouud
'the best literature.
In the News Department will he found
the stirring events of the day. The whole
'paper is systematically and ably conduct
ed. If you desire a good family paper,
'send for the Telegraph. Terms 82,50
per annum.
Addess, PHILIP R. FREAK, Editor and
Proprietor, Germantown, Philadelphia,
Pa. See advertisement in another co
lumn, •
Drmoriit'i Monthly Magazine.
' A SPLENDID CHRISTMAS NUMBER. — :
The Christmas Number of I'EMOREST'S
MONTHLY MAOAZINE is a perfect gent
It is full of Christmas pictures. Christ
'nias stories, Christmas fashions, Christ
'ojas receipts, and Chri&tmac poetry. Al
l
Fred Tenoyson's beautiful Cfcriatm**
Hymn wears quite an air of novelty in
its initialvdress, crowned with a uew and
verj' beautiful illustration, c advise
our lady readers to lose no time in sub
scribing for this brilliant periodical,which
is at the same tiuio, full of useful pat
terns and information. Subscribe at
once, so as to commence with the new
year, for which some very attractive nov
elties are promised,
Address W. JENNINGS DEMOBEST,
470 Broadway, New York.
The I-mly'* Friend.
This beautiful lady's magaziue comes
regularly to our sanctum every month,
and really deserves credit. It b well
appreciated by the ladies, both young and
old. We cannot say too much in praise
of it. All who wish to subscribe can do
so by sending 82 50 in an enclosed en
velope and addressing Deacon k Peter
son 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
For those wishing to get up clubs, see
prospectus iu another column of to-day's .
P A P CR : _
Special potters.
>r- L'JDOK,
iiain St., butler, Pennsylvania, '
nt f'< o'clock. Hrethren from stater J/>dges are
respuctf.i.ly rhvitcd to attend. By order ef the S. (}.
n A. Y M —Dtlflcr Lodge, Xo. 272, A. Y M.,
'7\ holds it Ast ■ t'd meetings in the Odd Fellows
i Hall. on M ilii Street, Butler, Pa., on the first
/V v >\ Wednesday of each month Brethren fn ni
' \\ *istcr L<-dgc > are r-spectfully Invited to at
tend. By order of tho W. M.
10 CONSUMPTIVES.— Tit. Advertiser, having
been leHtored to health in a feb weeks. by a very sim
ple remedy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung ufTection, and that dre.id disea ••*, Const: mp
tlon—is nnxl ui to mak.< known to his fslljw-suflerers
the meant of euro.
To nil who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre
scription used, ifreo of charge) with the direction* for
preparing and u.dng the tame, which they will find a
t'ltK Cvkt roa COSSTMPTTON, ASTHMA, 1-b.NCHITIH, AC.
The only object of the advertiser in tending the Pre
set i« tlon. Is to hen fit the afflicted, and spread inform «•
tioir which he conceives to be in valuable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try hit remedy, as it will coat theui
nothing, and may prove a b!es>i*ig
Parties wishing the prescription, will ple.ne address
KkV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kin^scounty, New York.
Nov. 7, IHt.O, ly.
Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery.
A ClßKia trARntftTKD by DR. TOBIAS' CKI.KMATB
j VENETIAN LINIMKNT, if used when flrxt taken b
, persons if temperate habits.' Vtiit medicine has ten
known in the United States ovot 2» year*. Thou* ands
i have used it, and found it never failed to cure any com
'• plaint for which it was rccoiiim*ndt«d,undalltliotcwl o
: Hist «rhd it, nrc now never without It. In the CJioleia,
j oi WW, Dr. Tobias attcmhnl 40 cases aud lust 4, being
1 called'in tool.ite to «to any go-««l.
MKKCTIOf B.—T.«l;e a tea.tpocnfnl in a wine g!a«sof
water every half honrfji two hours, aud rub the aUlj
men an«l exticmities well with the Liniment. To nllay
the thirst take a lmnp of ice in Che month, about the
size of a marble every tun minutes It is warranted per
I iectly innocent 1.1 tuku inteintlly. S»»M l»y ail dru<
l nut-., price 4 J and SO cents. L'rpot, 60 Co.':rtla«id &t,
] N \o i )
\ SSANORETH PILL 3 OMIMM
tnoro vegstabls extractive matter tlian twenty hoxotof
' any pills any where in the world besides; fljty five
; hodnred phyKirians use them in th«U practice to tho
exclusion i>f oth«*r purgatives. The first letter of their
j \aliinl* yet scurcely appreciated. Wl.on they are bet
ter known, a sudden death and continued tu-kness *>ill
l»o of the past. Let those who know them speak right
' out in their f*»or. It is a duty which will »ave life.
Our race ore subject to a redundancy id vitiated bib
, at this season, it is dangerous ns it is prewilant
j but Cr.mdreth's Pilh aft >r I an iuv ilu iblo and e.'Hcie it
I protection. their occ isi in il nso we prevent the
collection of those impurities which, when insufficient
quantities, cause *o much dn.uei t» the body's ho.ilth.
I "1 hoy cure Liver ( oinplaint. l).vspep>ia. L«>>s of Ap
\ petne, I'nin in <1 e Ilemi, lieintbtnn, i'ttiti in I ie.i «tt
j bone, bii'ldcii Paiutnet* ami Cosilvcncis. skild by « a '|
ic-pecisblc Dealers iu Medicines,
SiCU Ai: \KI \\e want
v k '.-iifH everywhere to sell our
O J"i JM'Witjg \tucliini's. Thieo new kinds L'n
der and up| er fe.c»|-' Sent on trial. Vt arranted
Ah *ve sslary or large commission piid. The ostY llM
chi lies sold in United States f, r b-*< tlnii f|t>, which are
ul/y licniwl by Howe, Whrrl. r if- Wihnu (,r»vr> ,112
Hakrr, Sivfftr Cn, and JJactietor All other cheap
loarhiues are infringe.mrutt and the rrlln- or urer ate
liahlr lo urrc.it,Jint and imprtsonmnr*. Illustrated cir
cul.irw s.'iit./We. Addre.s, or call upon Shaw A Clark
at liiddeford, Maine,or Cmcago ill.
j nne 27 .yl^e
\y-Avn:n. AUKNTS—TOJJOO PR:U MONTH frr
\ C' ntb-m< n. and s•'{"» to s7i) for li'lies, everywhere,
to IIITRIMLUCE the Celebrated t'onun MI Sen<e K tmily Sew
ing machine, improved and perfected it will hem, fell,
stitch, qnilt. bind, braid and embroider beautifully
Price o;dy s2u, m iking tho elaMio I »ck stitch, and fully
vs arranted f-r throe y»*ars, \\ ,• pay the above or
a commission, from which twice that amount can lie
mode Address with stamp, ot c ill on C. IMWKKS*
Co., Salesroom*, No N.nth Fimi Street, Phii tdel
phla. Pa. All letters annwerod promptly, with ciiculart
aud t'.'i ini.
M:W A»vi:unsiE HK \ TJ# .
" THE
Saturday Evening Post.
A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM EN
GRAVING.
Reduced Prices to Clubs.
Tl.r SATURDAY EVEyiXG POSTg lvps* bpwitl
fnl engraving (n med ON,: or LIKK'S lloias)
2tl inche- long by 20 inches wide—to every single ($2 soi
Mihacribor, aud to every one sen ling on a club.
It will commence in the first number < 112 January a
new story, called "THE Ol TLAU' SDA l'l>Hl tII;
A Tale of the Southwest. " by hnierton Bcnnott, author
of''The Phantom of the Foreat." Prairie Flt»wer," Ac
This will be followed by other Serial Stories from tho
best authors, Shorter Stories, JCewiya Sketches, Letters,
Agriculturvl Articles. Ac., «re alsc regularly given.
The Port is Neutral in Politics—being exclusively de
voted to Literature and does not di»ctiss political or
hecUrian questions—leaviug these to the Political and
lteligioiM Press. •
It offers among its Premiums Wheeler and Wilson'«
Sewing Machines, Silver Plate<l Ten Sets. >poons. HII«I
Pitchers, lioltl aud Silver Watches, Itouble liarrel (funs
Aliens Mel.xle iii's, Clothes Wringers' Appletuus
Cyc|o|.e.lia i, Ac.
New who subscribe n«w" for 184t will
linve their names entered on the list of THE POST at
vnrr—and receive the whole year 1t67 besides.
v JK IC 7*.WL m -
1 copy (aud one Premium Eajjraving) tS 50
4 copiet *• " ...... 6
6 " (*nd one gratis) 800
5 " (and one gratis) 12 00
20 1 (and one gratia) 28 00
One copy eaeh of POST A LADY S FRIEND, %i 00
The getter up of a club will always receive a c£»y o f
the PREMIUM ENQHAVING. Members of a club
wishiug the l'remiuui Engraving must remit One Dollar
Extra.
Those desirous of getting up Clubs or Premium Lists,
should inclose five rents lor cample paper, containing
the particulars. Address H. PEThKLON A CO.,
819 Waluut St. Philadelphia.
Real Estate Agency.
fllllK undersigned has opened an office in Dutler, Pa.
X !•* the purchase and wile of Keal Estate. Persons
• wishing to either sell or purchase Ftwms, or other Ksal
Estate, will tlnd It to their interest tocall on me.
1 have »D hand a number of go<*i Farms, of vsrions
j sixes for sale, on such terms as will suit purchasers.
Persons wishing to dispose of their Ileal Estate, will
find it their to place it ou my txtoks
Those desiring to purchase can be suited, in variety
price and quality, by reference to my list.
Auy information in reference to Keal Estat" in this
ountv, can be obtained by applying by luttei or per
naliy. to the nndersigm>d. ,
Office with Jno. M.Thouips' n, Att'yat Law, HutJar.Pa.
JAMES T. M JUNKIN,
Real Estate and Insurance A^eut
~'v I Ir •
JOHN SCOTT,
One Door South of J, M. rhompson'a
Law Office,
SiVT BUTtEK,
ANNOUNCES tbnt he is now opening and. receiving
bL> becoUu stock wf
Consisting of DKY OOODf.of all descriptions, such as
CLOTHS.
CASS I MERES,
HA TIN KIT?,
JEAN'S.
IW KEDS,
FitFN'CIl MEHIN'OES,
SILK,
POPLINS,
ALPACAS,
COBUkQS,
NOTIONS,
Clothing,
F LANNELS OK ALL KINDS AND COLOR 3.
CARPETS,
lad QLI Glatbs.
Oroceries,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Hats,
Boots,
c£ Shoes,
SOLE LEATHER
And all such p,ooli as this market requires, which will
bo sold CHEAP.
sin ni smosi i
Xo Trouble to Show fiooiK
Highest Market I'rico Paid for all
kinds of merchantable Produce.
N0v.1406) JOHN SCOTT.
11l TM'tt
WOOLEN MILLS,
Manufacture the very best heavy
FALL AND WINTER FLANNELS,
Cassimeres and Yarnß,
Of every kinds and colort, which we will ns low to
c tsh buyers, if u»t lower than they can be U<>ne East,
or West II you want
Heavy Barred,
White, IJrown,
or Grey Flannels.
Warmntcl to linr« no NO SHODDY in tlicm, to
the Union Woolen Factory, Uutler, Pa., it you want
HEAVY CA.HSIMERC.M,
Warranted to hav.. N> SIDDHY in thorn, goto tho
Butler Wi-olen i a.-lory. If )on vailt a good article of
KTOt KlXtii YAH N 9
Warranted t> have nj Shoddy In It, goto ths Butler
Woolen Factory.
11. FULLERTCN.
Oct. !0. 6«.,
NEW GOODSI
mm: Sul»scslb»r hasJmt returned fromtne EASTEHN
X CITIES, having purchased a
Large Stock of Goods,
which li« n«»w offers at Butler. A fill 1 line
••I the f'ii- v. •«'ttclatt *
TOYS,
Toy Jewing Michlr.e, Yankee Locosts,' rowing Ro.>sleti,
Hidden Nightingales, i ggsuf Pharaoh's pents,
Chim-sc i i amp ironcles, A Indls In every variety.
poekct Cntlerv, Family and Pork* t Bibles,
lly.nn n.».ks, Phu't.»graph Albnmsj
Until Balls, Also H full line of Mis
cellaneous works, A general
assortment -dSchool tiook*.
Every variety of Mem
orandums and Ui
mies. i a kit-,
aii st.\ les.
Paper and Envelopes.
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
A ad Fixtures.
At wholesale and retail, nt city prices
6«;*- Jul 1 and Ex iiuine my Stock of Qoofls.
11. C. IIKINEMAN.
Buller Nov 7 ISCB 3 mot.
The Magazine for the Times.
PETERSONi HiG*ZIHE.
Double sizesteel colored fashion Plates
millß popular M'nflilv Maexxine is the chenpett In
1 the world. In ltM<7 it will contain
ONE THOUSAND PAGES 1
FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATES!
TWELVE MAMMOTH FASHION PLATES:
TWELVE COL HIED P4TTEUNS!
NINE IIUNUUED WOOD CUTS'
TW ENTY-FOUR PAUES OF MUfeTCI
All this will be given for only TWO DOLLARS a year
<>r a (hdlar leas than Magazines of the chus of "Petei-
Thrilling Tales and Novelettes
Are the best published anywhere. All tho most popu
lar writers are employed to write originally for "Peter
son." In iB«7, in addition to its usual -inutility of nhort
stories, Four Original Copyright Novelettes will b« giv
en, by Ann S. Stephens, Fran* Lee Bene Let, Klla K«HI
man, ntid tho Author of ,4 Margret llowth." It also
publishes
MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES
Ahead »if all others. These plates will be engraved on
twice the naval *ixe, and will contain from tour to
six tigures. They will be superbly colored. Also, a
pattern, Irom which a dress, mantilla, or child* dress
can be cut nut, without the sid of a mantu i maker. Al
so, several pages of It ousel) Id and other rece'pts.
It is the best Lady's Magazine in
the World.
THY IT FOE ONE YEAH.
r JL"K HJ—Always in Advance.
One copy, one year 112 2 Oo
Five copies,lor one year BUU
Flight copies, for one year 12 0U
Fourteeu copies, for one year 20 00
Premiu :or Getting up Clubs.
Tn every Jiomon getting up a club of flvo, eight or
fou 1 teen, at the above rates, a copy of the 3*.ag:tzine
for lHio will l*e given gratis.
Spec ime us sent gratis, when written for.
i Address, post |mitl,
1 „ CHARLES 4. PETERSON,
Nov. 14 66.) 306 Cheotnut Street, Phi adelphia, Pa.
I Spanish Sheep fop l Salal
ANI pi-rscn wishing to purchase pure-bred Spanish
SUeep, would do well to call ami examine n\u
* Hieep. A.i we claim to have pnre-bred stocks and win
sell either t-.wus or Bucks at very reas»liable prices.
The Sheep may be seen on the farm holouxing to one
of the suoftc.iberj, 2 miles East of Hnruionv. Butlor
county, I*a. M. U. SJiLEII,
August 1, 1866. j. M . MOWRKY.
: NEW IRRIVAC
ov
W INTER
'mmr
j I*l US, GLQIKS,
AMD SHAWLS.
WE IIAVK just recefved the large.t and tuoit
complete ?-tack of
FRKNCII MKUINOES,
1 YO.OL VeLALXS,
CASIIMEHE,
COBURGS,
PRINTS,
MUSLINS.
CA33IMKRKI, SC. (
Ever oJTerod to the public, and as our stock was pur
chased on the recent panic, we are abla to
kill at very low prices,
FURS!
FURS!!
FURS!!!
WE HAVE a vsry Urge Stock of Ladies, Blisses
ft Children*
<- Ars,
VICTOR INKS.
COLLARS,
lI'FFS,
AND MUFFS,
OF ALL STYLES
aud quality. Also a very flno ass j tir.ent of
Cloaks,, Saques and
Circulars,
of our own Manufacture, which enables us to a«Il at
iff* pliers than paities who l>ny them east
We have a very large and cheap
Stock of
SHAWLS of all Styles, Sizes, l'riccg
aud QUALITIES,
Remember we buy all our goods by the
Case. Bale & Package
vrhich enables us to sell at
EASTERN JOBBERS PRICES,
•We would call the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
To llii* Stock of Goodf.
DUNLAP, LUKER & CO.,
ISO Federal stiect, Allegheny City
Pen n 'u.
Oct 31 eC-Cmiw.
RURAL Hill NUiISEOT.
' rri
exz
OF Al*X* KINDS.
rpIIB undersigned takes pleasure in announcing t°
I Their many friend*, and the public ge'ieral|.v, that
they better a * ptepartd than tver ler< r® t .furnish
suit Trees of All Kinds,
AND
SHRUBBERY & SHADE TREES,
Or ALMOST EVERT VAHIKTV:
The universal testimony ot tlione who have beeu
supplied with fruit and other Trees from
Rural Hill Nursery
IS, that they are larger, of Superior qnalitv ami grow
| HI.TTKH than thime brought from foreign nurseries,
| of these truths, any number of reliable testimonials
ran be had in this county and vicinity. Persons desi
rous of purchasing, are requested to call and examine
our splendid variety. It will amply repay, any peison
that niftiie* good fruit, and at an early day from le
pl.noting, to purchase of i.s, n- our trees are exira large
and good. A number «112 i pliable agent* ran fiind pioflt
able employment.by calling upon the subscriber living
2 1-2 miles west of liutler, Pa.
Silas Pearce & Sons.
Butler, Nov. 7 *6 .
GRAPE VINES
FOB SALE.
OA AAi VCONCOUD, lyear old. No 1 vine*. 36 cents
4v,WU\7 wch, M per dot en. s2o per 100, SIM>
per IqOO No 2 vlnas 2 )cents each, $2 60 per docen.
Sift Pel 100, sl2* per 1000. Delaware No 1 vines 4'J cts
each, f* per dozen S3O per 100, $260 per 1000. **o 2
So cents each. $3 per dozen, s2«> per 100, SIM) per 1000
Creoling 50ceni* each, $6 per doxen, S4O per 100. Kl.
senbnrg 60 cents each, $5 per dozen. S4O per 100* Oi.r
vines have beeu propagated from single even in open
ground, and are of Miperioj quality Those wishing
to plant vines should order'earl> a* the demand pie i
»es to bo greater than the supply
Address, SITLKR <t \JOWREY,
Harmony. Butler Co., Pa.
jw Mu m ,
Apple Tress delivered at Rochester or Few Cattle, at
sl.l per 100. Peach Trees sls per 100 Orders must be
accompanied by cash. Address,
J. M. 1/OWRBY,
New Lisbon,
Sept 10 Ohio.
ESTRAYS.
CI AM Eto the residence of the subscriber living in
J Marion tp., on or al»ont the last of August, IBrt6.
Three ewes find two lambs, differently marked in ths
Ears. No letter marks on any of them. The owner or
owner are requested to come forward, prove pmverty,
pay charges and take them away, or tbey will be dis
poned of according to law.
Oct 10 J?OBERT ATWELL.
jtmportant to Wool-Growers.
T) LEASE rail and examine mv stock of NPA!VISII
; 1 BI'CK-s. I have for sale THREE SVAMMI
j BUCKS of HUperior quality. They have been examin
i ed by an good j"dge* as there are in the connty, wlie
pronounced them to be ahead of any that ha» been bro't
into the county. Call and see for you r«el res.
Residence 2 mile* Nmth of Glade Mills, on the Alle
gheny and Butler i'lank Road. D. H. LYON.
Ort. S—St.
Notice.
WHEREAS application has been made to the Court
of Common Pleas, in and for the county j»f But
ler, for a Charter for the Presbyterian Church of Con
ned. in said county. All person* interested are hereby
otifU-d to appear at the of Common Pleas, to be
held hi ami f.r said county, on the 3d Monday of No
vember shew Cau*e. If any they have, why
said Charter should cut be granted
By orcer of tLe Court.
Duller county, as.
Certified from the rocord this 19th day of October
lt*o. WM, STOOPS, Frothonotary. *
Clsiiiia Agent,
T II h! undersigned would respectfully notify the public
re that he bfc* been regularly commissioned as
j^O-BISTT,
] for si-diring Hounty Money, Arrear* of J\iy nnd I>iu
, sionx, foi soldiers, or if tbey are dead, for their logal
reproNertativea. No charge will be made for pro»ecutiug
»he claims of soldiers, or their rep-e*entatives until the
sauie are collected. 0.19. ANDEK&ON.
» Butler, June 27.1865.
AND
t
;
I
CHANDELIERS.
For GAS
CARBON OIL.
l
SOMETHING NEW!
LATE INVENTION!!
JUST THE THING i Oil
€HUR CUES,
School Houses,
AND
. n
And wherever else gnol substantial light
is required. All the above, and a gen
eral assortment of
GLASS WARE,
LAItfTERIVTS, «£c.,
Also the the best quality of
| CARBON OIL,
Kept constantly cn hands, and ah Ji . .•» receive
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AM L»
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THOMPSON k LYON,
ATTORNEYS' AT LAW.
jßWa'l.lFililn
' HOTEL
BENJ. JACK, Proprietor.
Corner of Slain and Jefferion itrttii!
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Mireh lfl. 1864
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t>nr 0 IW-rtl
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\ 19f5::tf.
iuttfms,® ibuxsisir,
Attorney at Lavy,
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oi.* oce door North 0/ liINNKAK HOUSE.
3* HAtnixoH 9
tf)ol(lanil^ilucr|Hiiunfl
OOMPAITT
OP SEVABA.
LOCATION OF MINEB!
MAMMOTH ANJ NORTH UNION,
NYE COUNTY, NEVADA
Ommii'i -jn&ra SfU(a> r tmrUr from the Slate of ly*.
lOt
CAPITAL STOCK SI,OO-),000
200,030 SHADES, $5 EAC*
Principal Offi-o, 224, S. ' ,ith
j'-j : '>F.L"i r
o ® r J w .
rnr.siDENT.
HON. ALKXANDKII ItAMJR .
V. S. Si'iuilur from Miiine.in!a.
YICK-PRKSTDKNT.
ALMIKD GILMOKK.
'« IV.itaJelphia.
SECnETARY.
JACOI4 ZIKGLEIL
l'hilade!j)£lti.'
TREASURER.
KBWARD F- MOOD!;-
CusJiiir National Hani• of the lipuUie.
MANAGING BIItKCTOiI. ' " ! '-
LLOBKIIT W. HAMILTON
HOARD OF DIU.CTORS.
HON. ALEXANDER RAMSEY
••>■< /■« 1,1, m
* COL. JACOB 7A ULER.
Butler, I\nn
WM. B. OODEN, ISST}.,
Chicago, 111. i f
ISAAC R DILLER, ESQ..
dhicuy*', 111. • -
HON. ROBERT W. HAMILTON.
- Nevada. r r.
GEOROE 15. I'RF.SBURY, ESQ.,
JluUimort, M.I. '
FRANK STEELE, ESQ.,
Philadelphia.
HON. ALFRED GILMORE,
PMltddphia.
COL. JOHN M. WETHERILL,
rtittirilU. Pa.
E. REED MYER, ESQ., '
Surf anr of Ihe /Vrl, It,hi; ,
HON. T. J. COFFEY,
. Philadelphia.
HON. GEO, W. \VooDWAftf»,
Chic/ Justice of the State »/ I*iinsylra»/a.
BANKERS.
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
SOLICITOR.
SAMUEL 0. THOMPSON, Esq.
& £ih'fv |Ui«ino
OF NEVADA.
The property of this Comp An y isnitnateJ In the Manl*
moth and North I'iiiitn Minl 1 12,/ M( .Districts. Nye County.
State <»f Nevada, and eonip * the following nanioa
ledger of tilrer lienrina quart* :
LEDGES IN MAMMOTH MINING DISTRICT.
The Winnebago Ledge, Twelve hundred feet.
•' Union Ledge .One thhousand fret.
M Red Jacket Ledge, .....One thousand f«-ot.
"
" fUlbwa Ledge, Twelve hundred frot< .
41 Mammoth Com*tock la-dge,.Eighteen hundred feet.
' Yellow Jacket One thousand feet.
•* Decotah Le«lge, Twelve hundred feet.
" Comet Ledge ..One thou*andd ftp}.
" Leviathan L«>dge, Eighteen hundred . .
" Emerson Ledge. one tho %id foe
LEDGES IN NORTH UNION DISTRICT.
The Iliimilton L-dge, Twelve hundred feet,
•• Hamilton Ex. Leilge, Twelve hundred feet.
u Ojibwa Ledge,. Twelve hundred feet
•' Pecotah Ledge Twelve hundred feef
«• Grass Valley Ex, Ledge, Twelve hundre I fret.
41 Push noil Ex. Le«lge Twelve hundred fret.
4< Forest Queen Ex. Ledge, Twelve hundn d foot.
" I'ony Ex. Leilg" Twelve hundred fret.
• Overland Ex. Ledge, .Twelve hundred foot.
The Officers and Board of Directors of this Company
present the above combination of twenty rich nud valu
able Silver I /edges, comprising twenty-five ilmiisairJ
feet, which they coufldeuOy believe embrace* a propert
ty for profitable silver mining unxurpa**ed by any. mi
tl ( e Pacific c<Nist.
This property mas selected and located by practical
and experienced miners, among the first, in North (Jnioi|
and Mammoth, which are justly regarded among th«
bo-t silver mining districts in the State, on account o#
tnt> rlchneesof the ores, tbo width of thev*l«*, the flne
timber on Ihe mountain, and tho salt bssius and gra*a
In the valleys.
This Company do not design to set forth statement*
that will not be verified, and prefer underestimating
what they helievo the renult* will prove. Fuel is an
itemof great expense In many of the districts. Tin
k Curry, Ophir, Savage, and other celebrated mine* in
Wa*ho«, are paying from fifteen to twenty dollar* pes
cord for wood. A twenty sbimp mill will consume fif
teen ro dsof wood per day, at fls per cord, amounting
to 9Tm per day. In the Mimmoth and Worth Union
districts it would he»hnply thecmting.lH per cord, nyfM
per day. There is a large savingiui this item. In thi
c PMI nipt ion of salt, which i* larg ly used in mining
operations, the saving would not be les* than 9*o per
<iay over many other «iistiict*. In theaetwo Item* there
is an advantage in cost of runn'ng a twenty stamp milj
In these districts which would make a hau«k<i>ara yearly
profit of it-elf.
It is not the intention of tho Company to work all this
property at the present time, but to bold It fn r«>serva
for futuiedisposition, either to form a part of It Into
other organizations,or to erect other mills, as may be
deemed expedient. A twenty stamp mi'l ne«r a well
selected lode will pay a largo dividend on the c p t 1
the fitst woiking year, and leave a reserved fund In tl I
t casnry, to be applied to the erection of another mill
Thi* Company intend to erect a flnO-rUi* mill near
tho Winnebago lode, which is four and one-half fret
wide, and is Considered ono of tho richest silver Ivdgcj
in Nevada, and will nflford an ample supply of ore 0r a
twenty-eta up mill. ,
ProfrfNw lliatchly, who ix a scientific, tollable, and
very cautions gentleman, says of this lode .*
•• This is a rttrong well-defined vein, showing every
indication of depth and permanency The ore i$ t 112
gnat rich next, und well diffused throughout the veiwL
and all the. ore witl J*} for working from the very sur
face. 'lfhis is a rm-y valuabh mine, and can be. made to
pay from the beginning:' A . ULATCHLV,
J. Mining Engineer.
It in m ire than uouhtful If Professor lllatchly speaks
in these,t>*rnis of tfiy other hiine in Nevada.
A twjotyWamp mill can crush twenty tons per day;
but nay that it rru*he« 15 ton* per day, (choice speci
men* from tho Winnebago l.«de has a*iayed 911.TJ per
ton), it is a low estimate to say that it will give an av
erage yield of $l5O per ton, taken a* it enne* from the
vein Fifteen tons per dfiy would yield $-'.*6o; the ex
pen*!- * of crushing 111 those district* will not exceeds3o
per ton. or #460 for 15 tons, leaving a ndt profit of SIBOO
fn a working day, or a monthly profit of over *40,000
for one mill.
Thi* htitement may *pem large, but it la proven by
the result* of other mill* in district* lb*s favorably lo
cated. \\ e confidently believo i here i* no other invoA
ment will p.y »nch largo r turns a* silver property*
when well located, and tho mills properly manage*
Tiie mmagi ng director IM an exponedeed and pra* i«4
silver ore worker in all iU *tutslii; hei* in tho pri eof
life, of excellent habit*, and indo.nitMblo energy ; h has
been long and favorably known to,our I'reaident,
Ramsey, and to Mr. Frank Steel, one of the li.aird of
Directors, and with whoso good opinion of Mr Hamil
ton, the Hon. A. W . Kondall, First Asslntant I'ONtniaNter
Ooi eral,and Gov. Farwell. of Wisconsin also Col. Htir
bank of Minnenota, fully concur lie is one of,t|io dis
coverer* of tliH property and is argely interested in 11
and will certainly take great pi do in discharging hfs
duties promptly ami economicalr , and id such a man
ner a* td make Hie Company a*lyccm which bear* his
name.
A trustworthy and competent clerk goes out with the
ma ixger a* 11 nan rial agent. r
The plan «»f organlzaitio* of thi* Company offer* pe
culiar aiivvntageri to the (rtibfrcritfer*.■ ill them »e
---curily, I • es them a large interest upon their money,
and pro\ f.»r it* rtdfn(»wr*oment4na short time, leav*
iug them fUL-ir inteii»t in the stock free n f cost.
l'lie Company rcHOrve* 112, r the trea*ury #850,0 K) ofr
70,000 share* of ntock, and will sell 40,000 share* at p/u
value of $5,00. full paid. T|ie*e foity thoiiMand nhartu
are preferred to bear 25 per cent, dividend* p«»r
annum out of fimt earnings of the mine* until thi
par value i»r< fumle I. It al*o *liai'e* iu dividend* with
the common stock all prol!t« of the mines over and abovZ
tweuty-fivo pyr cent.,-lite Com|)any reserving 11ii| rlglil
to leik-etu tliis pi if." red Htuck at any time by the
ment of the par value thereof! ond interest. The pr<(-
eei s;ock after it shall have been paid by dlvideudrfjfff
Iweii'y Ave | ertent., «»r othorwiHe, to t«ke grade wiQi
jhe common stock, will ull profit* of the ti)TQm
iqually. .
Thi* equitable plan is an evidence of tho
this Company, and their confideUce t|» lbs preporty. It
guu.ani* u* to the subscriber the w Myle pHop. i ty and im
provement* for the nay ment of the »V«*ferrM *to«k and
insures the f%ymeut of it speedil/', leaving his iutero*t
iu tho Company without cost. No other stork will be
sold, excepting tho drtforreu stock, until the tompanv's
mine* pay divfd'jfd*.
This Cownaaf hiijre a liberal charter gra itcd by *ne
cial act I.f the l*,;Uatuie of rei.nSj Iv.wiia. Tho title
to thi* property ha* bieu caref rlly examined and pn
nouuee I good. The product of silver mines i» dilfrreoc
rom iron, coal, copper, or lead, which are influenced
l-v tip r. mid tuition* of the markot. Theproriou* met
al* are the standard of valuo, when once produc il.they
have no market to seek but make tbia their market.
Jas T. McJuDkin, Esq. ; Traveling
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