American citizen. (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, December 26, 1866, Image 3

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    """THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, D c- 26,1866
* For l be clfW»r
MR. EDITOR :—As the time is near
that is to decide the contest for Senator,
I hope you will permit a voice to be
heard for Thaddeus. None of the other
candidates who have that respect for age,
talent and public services to which Mr.
Stevens is entitled would pretend to be
his competitor. If Mr. Stevens if de>
lea ted, it will be under pretext thaf lie
is more scrvicable where he is.
Hut there is an honor to be confercd
in this election, and let it fall where
once fell the scoff, the scovo, the jeer
and the contemptible cry of radical.
Let us, as a great and just Commonwealth,
improve the present opportunity, to atoue
'for our past misapprehension of true is
pjjes, aud reward the master intellect
that destiiscd the fcorns and buffeted
the waves of error, and like the faithful
vidette, fought the enemy tingle hands
ed, until the slowly moving line ol bat
tie reached the summit. I.et not those
gray hairs go down to the grave unhon
ored. Let the representative* of a grate,
ful commonwealth reflect the sentiments
of a grateful people, and do an act of
.justice in which histo-y will over glory,
"aad which if nit done, history must ev
_•! mourn. I.ct uot the venerable sage
and patrio! have to pass the outposts of
lime to learn that iheie is a reward for
li lelity to principle, but let the humble
voice of a grateful republic be heard to
say '.veil dune, th&s good and faithful
servant." How much more noble would
"tha State and its representatives feel
over such a choice than any other which
can at present be made. i}«t little you
can add to his glory.
Ms wh'i noble end* by noble means attaint,
Or failing, smiles iu exi'e Or in chains.
Like good Aurelins, let him reign or bleed
Like Socrutes, that man iagreat indeed.
A UUNDBBO YEARS HKVCE.
Adjournt.-t Court.
There will tic an adjourned Cnurt held in
Hutler.oii Tl tirsday, t!ie 9;h day of nesi
inoutli, for arKiiuienis atid r. ad bu-iiies-..
Ueeipt-ct to see a full liench.
flastion Nottco.
'I lie Stockholders of the Conuoqueriqs r
sing N'alley R. R , will uicet iu the bor«
ouL'h of Zelienoplc, llutlor county, l'a.,
on Monday, 1 Ith day oi January, between
the hours of 12 M , and 4 o'clock, l\ M.
to electa President and twelve Directois
as officers for the en?u ng year.
liy order of the President.
AMOS LIMK, Sec'y.
Dec. 2G, 'OG::2t.
Head the advertisement of Mrs
T. J. Lowman. If our lady readers want
tiicir Dresses made neatly and in the
fashion, ( which nobody will dispute,) they
should goto Mrs Lownian. Gentlemen,
do you want nice fine shirts? If so, go
to Mrs Lowinan,who took the premium at
the last County Fair. Parents, do yulf
desire that vour children's clothing should
bi nude neat and thus, have, your chil
dren a; rear respectable, then goto Mrs
Lowman. All sewing entrusted to her
will be done ucally and to order.
Her residence is on Street,
N. W. of tho residence ofj. M. Thoiup
son, Esq., and second hou-<c West of
Henry Wpgner's residence.
Ol lt !!<»<)lv TAIjLE,
Arthur's Ho.-no Majazine,
For January, 18G7, is received. It
opens with -t superb steel engraving, en
titled "flio Child nf tlic Hencli.' which '
i- followed t.y :i v, v ti i nr --iiri I
tied. "Qastte HuMifi*." 112 bcb Comet* j
u 1 ■ uoc'i I>■ ■ k The (Miiti-n:.-.
origiual itud >. lo- us, arr I dj«< v. ill !.■•■ !
read urith"intnre*t aud dtdight. T! «,• i 1
good and cheap ungiicio'e a c- t t.
A.iJross T. S Arthu 11 <)!., '.taut !
street, Philadelphia.
The Atlantic ft>r January.
J lie Ati.antic AJontiily enters nil i .■>
nine eiuth .o.utne with an array din
tinguished uaiues and sterling urtiule.-
that promise well fur tlio eoujing year.—
The January numbor contains the first
instalment of Dr Holmes's story, "The
Guardian Angel," in which will he found
the sauie old charm thatso fascinated the
leaders ol the Autocrat, the J'rofctsor,
and El sir 1 'timer; a humorous .story in
ver.se, b) James Kuss II Lowell ; a gra> h
io sketch ol Henry Ward Bcecber's
church, with some |«rtincnt reflections j
upon modern church-goiug by Jauies '
J'arton ; a legend in Terse, told as only j
Whittier can tell it; a poem entitled
"Terminus'" [on Growing Old,] by It.
W. Kmersou ; a spirited and faithful
translation of the contest between Achil
les and Agameniuon.trom the First Hook
ot the Iliad, by W. C. Bryant.—Mr. llig
ginson contributes a Plea >'or Cui'ure ;
Mr. Trowbridge furnishes another of his
attractive stories under the title, The Man
who stole a .Meeting-Hou.se ; Hazard Tay
lor tells a characteristic story of The
,Strange Friend; >Vlr Shanly gives a hu
morous sketch of Capillary Freaks ; K.
,C. Stedman offers a poem on Fan io
Wall Street; and Walter Mitchell de
scribes the Kingdom of Infancy. The
story of Katharine Morne, by the author
of "Herman," is continued. Topics of
/current political interest are thoroughly
treated, —the Causes for which a Presi
dent can be Impeached are lucidly set
foith. and Frederick Douglass makes a
powerful Appeal to Congress for Impartia
fciuffrage. The number closes with ooti
cee of several popular new publications.
Harper's Monthly,
For Januiry, 1867, is on our desk. Iti3
full of interesting matter. among which
wc notice, peeds of Heroic Men,
Personal Recolections of the War,'''lours
with the Head,' 'Three Days of Terroi,
Three Hundred a year.' Medical l)e!u
sions of the Old Time,' &c. This Maga
zine for 1867, promises to be more inter
«<tipg and instructive than its prednces
sors. Every family should have this pe
riodical. Kach number has about 130
pages of reading matter, which, at the
end of the year, would make over 1500
pagts, and all for 81 00. Address Har
per & Brothers, Franklin Square, N. Y.
Our Schoolday Visitor.
The January number of this young
people's periodical h.i 3 been received.—
This Magazine bids fair to become one ol
the most e!e_a:it, entertaining, and eleva
ting periodicals published. It contaius
thirty-two octavo, double column pages,
handsomely illustrated wi'.li ro»7 attract
ive designs, and has an array of contrib
utors of which the publishers may well
be proud, among whom are Mrs. C. II
Gildersleeve, Alico Cary, Rev J. Todd,
Kuiily Huntington Miller, James Hair «
Hope, Luollj Clark, Virginia F Town
send, Nellie Kyjter. Sophie May, K.gles
t"ii dfce
The following are tlie list of contents
lor January : White Stockings and lied,
A N'ew Year's Story of a hu"ilrcil years
wiili illustration; A Stransrer in
School; Entomology, two illustrations;
Ki 11 iiJ «- tho Stocking* ; Killed with Kind
ncss, a School Dialogue; What does it
cobi 7 ; The Adverse Queen; Home from
Schiffil; The Schoolmaster's Stories, with
illustration; The Cow Boy; The Fish
Convention, wi.'b illustration ; The Wish
ing Family; The Marble Group; Our
Little Folks, with two illustrations; What
I did with it; the Rat and the File;
"Our Stairway," comprising exercises iu
the sciences, l« uigmas, Puzaies, llebu<es.
&C , &c., and c charming piece of music
entitled ' Happy he the year to thee."
We know of no Magazine which wo
would recommend fo our young people,
parents or teachers, tjefore Our School
day Visitor. Tl.e music in this number,
is worth more tlfan one fourth of the
subscription price far ths whole year.—
Sample numbers furnisfied for 10 cents.
83.25 a ycu|. To clubs, SI.OO each.—
Published by J". W. Daugimday & Co.,
13J8 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, I'a.
The Lsdy't Fptnd for January.
The Steel Plates in the January nuuj
bet of this Queen of tl.e MagaziWs,' Aire
uncommonly beautiful Wc seldom see a
finer picture than .'.'At Sea," and "Wert'
er's Charlotte" looks lovely enough to
justify the passionate admiration that all
the world has heard of. The large dou»
bio Fashion l'late exhibits that elegance
and brilliancy which is its established
characteristic in this magazine; a stylish
skating co.si.ume will attract attention.
Children's Fashions, Pal tots, Coiffures,
Bonnets, &e., also ihe Work-Table Dev
partnient, arc profusei>* illustrated with
wood cuts, hi the Litera. r \ iU'j artmciil.
we find the names of ihe i.i-st writers
" Orville i 'oilege, ' a new tiry tiy
Henry Wood, author of "East Ly Q.'ie,"
&e., and''Mow a Woman Had Her Way, '
by Elizabeth l'rescott, are commeuced iu
this Dumber. The publi hers announce
iu addition, novelets by Amanda Douglas
and Frank Lee Bencdjet. They also an
nounce, in addition to the Wheeler &
Wils.m Sewing .Machine-, a
Lis' 1.1 utiw Picmiuins, i.cludv Si >.
Tilted Tea-Set. «'.ik•• Hi-kit.- and lee
Pitcher.,, silver and ('.old Watches, Gui*
and Rifle ■, < loth*' Wriniiors Mtlodcona I
iiti i () ,Jills. Appleton's (')t 1,0,! ... * t .
A boautiful /t.-l iv.gr, vi-..' -6 '
long In J" IJH iies vide, calle I One ~1
"'•h S llappy 'l' u - will b»! seut gruti.-i
t" <e: \ sli.-V su scriber and to j
«:ve. v pel-mi -eliding a club. Specimen
ijuuibci.-. oi fhe magazine, containing the
pal ticula.s o' the prcm uui offers aud ti e
ryduccd prices to clubs, will be seut on
the receipt id' twenty cents.
Price (with engraving) 82 50 a year ,
Four copies (with one engraving) £6.00;
Eight copie.t (with extra tnvgazinu and
an engraving) $12.00 Address Deapon
& l J i terson.3l9 WaJrjut Street, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Tue Tkmpck OrCosogESS. —The Wash
ington eurrespiindent of the New Y.irk
Commercial savs: Tliediscuasionof the Ne
hrnoka ./fill disc'osed this intentiun of the,
nnire It nlii-al K»p ih'ieans tn 'refganl the
oonstituional Aine'idment its adopted
when tliri-e t)urtfit' of the Legislatures of
the h.yal state- Sam-li nej it.and further,
that it is not to lia regarded as * finality,
hut that evei;y mi).ii in th« south is to re
ceive the ballot that he inav secure life,
liberty and the pursuit id It is
moreover, unders o d thai Chief Justice
Chase will pr»n.<i|oce the AmendineMt to
he a portion of 'he Constitution, when three
fourths of th« Legis'aturrs 'of the loval
States shall have -anctinied its adoption.
—ln Spain the art of adulterating
food is carried to perfection Butter in
that favorite latitude is composed of tal
low, remnouU of clicese, the juice of the
petals of marigold and raw potatoes scrap
ed and reduced to pulp. This delicious
compound is made into cakes, and out
wardly provided with a layer of the gen
uine article.
' nUTITBIt ivET^.
BUTTKK —Fresh Ro|» 2i cents per pound
BEASS—White, sl,oo per bushel.
BAKLEY—Spring, 90
BEESW AX—3O reqts per ponnd.
EGGS—2S rents perdoxen
FIA)UR- -vhent, f7,50 to 7,75 perhund.; Rye 4,00
Buckweeat, 3 Mper hunu.
FRUIT—Dr. Apple#, 10eta. per fl>; Dried Peaches,
25 cents lb.
FEATI!ER£I—76 cents per p«»uhd.
UKAl.N—\\ beat $2,00 per busii 1 Rye.l.W. Oat*. 40c.
Com 4'>, Buckwheat, iWc.
GROCERIES—Cdfee, R«o, 30 por pound; Java, 4),
Brown Sugar. 15< per pound. do. WliHe. N.O. Molaw
es's7s centa per gallon; Syrup 1 Oo and $1;50.
HIDES—7 cent* per pound.
LAltD—lo cents per pound.
XAI LS— S»,OU per keg.
POTATOES —50c per bushel.
pi IKK—Shoulders, 46; Flitch, 17; llama, 12c jar
pound
R AGS—4 centa per pound.
RICE—IS cents %tpr'\ onnd.
SALT—SI,SO pe. barrel.
TALLOW— 15ccnt<) per pn.ind.
WOOL—4S corrt* per pound.
Ipecinl Notices.
i* CONN«>QUENESBING LODG B.
Main at., Butler. Pennsylvania
menelng at') o'clock. Brethren from sister Lodges are
respectfu.ly Invite.t to atieud. By order ef the N G.
• A Y M —Bntler Lodge, No. 272, A. Y M ,
holds Its btat 'd meeting* In the Odd Fellows
W| llall. on Main Street, Butler, Pa., on the first
fiSTsC Wednesday of each month B.etbren fr« m
' >£ \ a!.tw , are respectfully invited to at
tend. JJ/ of Air of the W. M.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.— The Advertiser, having
been lettered tj health In a few weeks, by a very «lni-
remedy, after having suffered several" years with a
severe lung ttfectl-n. and that dread disease, Consnmp-
JI on—is anxious to m'ajle tl"*n to his fell i* sufferers
To *ll who de.-ire it, he *ill send a copy of the pre
at'riptiun used, vtree of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
IRlClikl roR CoMSI'MPTIO*. A.nTBMA, I.H N II.TH. 4c.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre
scription. la to benefit the afflicted, and spread iufornn
tion which he conceives to be invstluahle; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost then;
nothing, and may prove a bless.
Parties wishini tha prercriptlon. will please address
REV.EDWARD A. WlLriObf,
Williamsburg, King* county, New York.
Nov. 7, l*Cf, ly.
1 Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Qysentery .
I A C.MK is WMunMreD by UK. TOBIAS CE«B».IT«
' VFNKTIAN LIMMfNT, if u»ftl wficu fir-t taken b
persjua iemporat# habits. Thin medicine lifta een
known in the United Jtatesover J' yoira. Thousands
Imve uwd it, and found it neve» fail® l ' cure any com
plaint fur which it was re.omniended, utiw .all those wl o
first tried it, are now never without it. In (lie Choi-.,
o* IH4S, l>r. Tobias attended 4J cues and lout 4, being
called in too |:»te to do »t:«y good
1)IRKC1'10 V 8—'fake a tea-*pm'.nful in a wine-glass of
water every ball hour fyi two hours, an 1 rub the abdo
men and extremities wall with the Liniment. To ullay
tha thii'Kt take a lump of ire in the mouth. abcut ttis
size ot a marble every ten minutes It is warranted per
fectly inuocent to taku Internally. Sold liy all dm*
gists, price 4u and 80 cun(b- "Depot, 56 Cuurtland St.,
N *W Vol k
A Single3a*of B3AND.IETH PILLS Contains
more vegetable extractive matter than twenty hoX%*of
any pills any where in the world besides: fifty five
hndured physician- use them in their practice to the
exclusion of oth«-r purgatives. The first letter of their
value is yet scarcely appreciated. When they are bet
ter known, a sudden death aud contiuuel sickness will
be of the past. Let those who know them speak right
out in thei p fa* or. It is a duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to a redundancy of vitiated bile
at thia ieae<*n, tt is dangerous ns it is preMilunt
but Lnndretb's pills afford an invalu ible nnd efficient
protection- their occni»nil use we pro vent the
collection t*f those impurities which, when in sufficient
quuntitiea. c iuw so much danger t < the lively a health.
They M.XMI cm e Li*er complaint. Dyspepsia, Lonsuf ap
petiie, I'aiu in Ihe lien.l, lleavtbuin. Pain ill l.rea att
Pone. Sudden Fan tnee* ami Costiveneas. riold by • all
re-pecta!.le Dealura in Medici una
Pi-'-R 1 E All I We want
XliV w W \ gent i everywhere to sell our
Sewing Machines Three new kinds L'n
tier and upper feed. Sent ontriai. Warrantwl fiveyeara.
Above salary or large commission p ii-l. Ttie DNLV ma
chines sold In I"nited States for le»s than which are
uUy iirfhirii by Howe, Whrrb-r tt Wilson Hr<>rrr «112
Uuk 'r, Sirtfjfr tt Co, and Jtuchflnr All other cheap
machines are infringements and the leiUr or utrr me
liable h> arrest,jint umi u*pri*»nmenl. Illnstrateil cir
culars Kent fret. Address, or call upon Shaw Ail'laik
at Hiddtford, Maine.or CUi cago ill.
j uh* 27 yl-y9.«
\\T ANTKD. AGKNTS —$76 to S2OO T KR MONTH lor
\V gentleman,and tt. $75 lor lad.es, eveiywhem,
t > introduce the C'plelini*fd Common Son r Family
Ing machine, unproved a/:<1 petf.-cted It will liem, fell,
sri'tclS, <|Uilt. bind, bratd nnd embroider beautifully
Price o .iy s"io, making the elastic 1 »ck -h, and fully
w irrante«l f»r ilir«i y.-ars. We pay Ihe above wages, or
a comrti Kfion. IVoni which twice that umouiit can be
made wuh sfamp, • i call on C. H >WK!JS*
Co., Salesrooms, No. '2tth South FIFTH Street, Philadel
phia, Pa. All letter* answered promptly,with ciiculars
and terms.
It AI»VI HRISI.HI:\ rs.
HL'Ltj.
Came 11 the reddenc ' °f 'he snh<rlher In Middlesex
townnhi|i. ..II or 111i.111.' 3 *ll»So»«j.l)«i.»«"»>
bull supposed t» be une and a a t yeafs old; white
lave, black head a,l n. ck. «t. l t »• "«> "I" ted white
an lld ick. No ear mat hs. 1 "* requested t -
. ine I rwiird. r>. !• .. t> u..v
hi. iwa v. ..r he * I .. ' -mm • t .-c .rdiug toV.w
:\Jtw HI 311M R
. ..viNG! SEWhMG:
r llllK undersign .) would respectfully inf «nn the pub-
I lie thtt she prepared t> da ill kinds of -ewitig.
such as l»ress M tkiug. ijncka, l Qent'-< Shir s. ('liil Iran's
Apparol 1 til kin Is made too : .uil with nea'nest
an I dispaich.
She would »!*> |r,f.»rn all inUrMiv l, tint she is aole
I. ,ral Agent in Puller. fur V\ he.-1.-r & Wilnn"a Hewing
M iiihi' *•. V h .I. Hill Mill »s low a- Hi. lowest.
l)«c. X-2w Mr* T J LjU MAN.
Orphan's Court Sale of Real
Estate.
13V VIRTUR ofnn <>nlir ami decree of the Orphans'
y r-'iirt of llnrli-r ' iiiiniy authorizm* n e thereto,
1 will wpp# to mil* by public vendue and out-cry,
upon the preipises, on
Sutunl<iy< February 9th. 1807,
at 1 o'clock pm.. all the right, title, inter**! and claim
ofilorvina De Wolf, Ute uf the borough of tintl «r.
dee'd . ot, in end to jhe indivldunl half j>art of n lot of
ground, situate on Main street, in the bur ugh nfore
*aid. brine "ijty fret iu front on M iiu street, mid run
n;nn IfMclruus hundred t: -I eighty feet t » an wlley. nnd
bounded on the .North by I>t \ o "JH; Ka.it by an alley.
South by nu alley Hhd ffe<t by Main street-.'and b«-iiig
one square North >f the Diamond, in said borough, a
Two Story Bmk lltmw. Brick Shop or «nud
buildings thereon ere- ted. Term*—One tliiid of pur
chase money In hand, and the halaiu-e in two equal
annual luatal hiisnts.wiih interest ftom continual iuu of
•ale. 11. I) T1 >i ULIN.
Dee. 26 3w. Administrator.
J^TOTICK
I, THE aubacrilier, hereby gtve the public in yene A -
Al. notice, that my wife ftll.Nfc.KVA DaL'B ha» left tHj
bed and Ihjerd. without « an-e or provocation, all persoti*
are theref.i |p wuriied n<>t to barhoi her, tl>e said M1 N •
URVA DAUB, t»i trust her on my account, h* 1 w ill not
be responsible- for iNbt o9uirncted b\ her
pre 12. tW—4t] . . GKOBOK H. DAUB.
OrphauNCourl Male of ltval
Folate.
BY virtue of on order and decree of the Orphan*
Court of Butler county, the undersign- d. ifdiuiu
lutiator of Wra ilaighart. will expoev to saie, b.v pub
lic vendue, ou th«* preiuiftCri on Kriday the of Jiiiiua
ry, I*B7. the following real estate, situate in Clearfield
township, itut'er county, b >uu le-1 and descrilmd h a fol
low*; on the north b> lands of John ftlillittau, on the
east by l.tnda of ftlirhael Denny, on the north by lan<ls
of Patrick Denny and .las Kerr, and west by Unda of 11
Uradv, containing KlUli I'Y AI'UKS, more or leas
TsKMd >ne-third of the purchase money in hand,
the balance in two equal annual installmenu, with iuter
••l from continuation of aale.
I'KTRE FtXNKL,
Dec 13'flft—u. Administrator.
OhiSQfttttQtT.
hereby given U» all persons concerned.
Ouat the pattneralup heretef<u« existing between
J. A. Bed wick and »•. P Brown, in tie Saddle and har
ness business, under the title of .sr lAM' K k BKmW'X
has this day, (Nor. Ist. r, \n-?u t.i«s(jjreJ by mutual
consent. N\ ert tu'n onr Hincen'flrviijrs to the nuldic
|i»r llbeial patronage in thir',*<c The busiiMss
will herraf er b«- con lut ted in the . a -tinM t.y p. p
Brown. Tlioae Indebted to the old !rl» will p*eV«e euii
auds»ettle their a^ounta.
J. A. BEDWICK,
»+ *• P. P. BROWN.
Orphan's Court Sale.
or KKAL ESTATE.
BY virtue ot an 'orjler and'decree of the Orphan's
Courl of Duller ciMttljr, the undersigned, Admin
istrator of Philip Djllaman dee d will expose to sale by
public vendue, on the premises on Friday the 25th day
of January, IBW,»t 10 o'clock, a ,n.., the following
i real estate, situate in Bnldy t .unship, Butler Co.
j bounded and described M follow*' 6n Che north bv land
of Ulrich Carrloan, «ui tb-* test by land*!.of Mcbo. *
I Carrican, on then >utU by land* of John Barker, and
: west by lands ut Hum v Double, containing
30 ACRES,
more or IPM.
TERM SOPS ALB:—On* third of the purchaao money
in hand, and the balance In tuo equal annual,
njeiit*, with interest from of sA« a "
JACOB ROHRER,
Dec, 19 Gft—tk A Jminlstratof
Orphan's Court Sale.
BY virtue of an order and decree of the Orphans'
Court, in and for the county of Butler, the uuder
! storied, Guardians of the minor cbildien antf grand child
of! Jas. Thompson. late ofCberry ttewnshlp, said county
deVd, Mill ofl.r fji sale. at public vendue, on the prem
ise,, it one o'clock P.M. qI MONDAY, be.2Uh day
of February next, » '
<72 ACRES OF LASD,
mora or le*s. situated in siifd township'Pf Cherry, said
county bounded on the Hbrth by landeof K. J. Bryan:
on the east bv lands of Win Ix>gne; on the noulti
by lands of the heirs of James Ai mtsrong.dec d, and
on the west by lands of It J. Bryan.
TiRMH or Saik: — >ne third of the purchase mcney to
he paid at the confirmation of sale by the Court, and
the residue iu twe equal annual payments tuerefrom,
with iutarc-t from confirmation of aale.
ISAAC DOI'BLE.
JOal All E. RL'SSELL,
Dm 18 CO. On»r.li*n.
gTIUY S TJCEII.
"VA MK to the feil.lence of the «üb>crltier In Fr nk
tin township, rou New Cwtlo roaj, ttr. mil.s we«t
••f Butler. 1 sometime this foil, a red stejjr, small star tn
hi* forehead. btUy and legs «hlte, both ears ero fi p«d .
and a small point brok n off tho born, suppo.ed to be
tm re'years Id The owner is notified to coma forward
ir .veiiMi-eriy pay « hara*s and take l.lm an ay.
; ' IRE. 19, 16 JOSEPLL STEWART.
; p EK TO EVERYBODY !
\ L \ROK fi pp. Cttamgue, teaching how to remove
Tin Fieckle- Pimples, llMcbe*. Moth Patchy. Sil
lowuese. Ernpti-ns and all impurities of the skin- II*»w
to force NVhiskeisa. i and beautity thehair;
renew the age. cure Dnmtfetuu'*", Nervous Debility,
and Other useful and valuable information. Everybody
I for it- Addier>» BEHUER SHUTS A V.O , Chefr
ists. 2*5 River htreet, Troy, N. Y. decl2. 'nfl-lru.
FARM FOR SALET
TUB iab.criber ntftr. fur WIE hi, ipl.n<ll<l farrt.
Imm e in Butler (p., Nf»|l> Kiut of »nd ndjoiuint
l He b'oro.,gh of diuur, c-ntaiuinf i ,
84 Acres of Choice Land,
nndt-r a liish »tnL of oiiltivation two fine brie* lio»«,
on.irf extra Imm oi'» briek and fiape tntq
tlifieon creeled; all the.. tiniidiiiK* »rein *»"<! cohdi
ti«»n. A largeOidiard of truit al aln;<>«t every
variety •• • ■ * »
This Farm is Well Watered.
One good coal bank ope.ioii, and In good working or-
A ni r-. r, ~~ r ' Mail " verj en<jr to ntrehater*. For for-
TERM nartlcuim call oil the .iib.ciluor
living on th«-premises. SETRCRT.
Dec. 12 1*683m; CflK. riA>
Are you afflicted with a CougL
or Cold ? Ale you predisposed
to Consumption? Are the
lives of your children in jeop
ardy from sudden and repeat
ed attacks of Croup ? n so,
purchase a Box of
BLADti'S EUPHONIAL
LUBRICATORS!
TIIE PEOPLES MOST SURE
AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
FOR COlHi IIS,COLDS, CROUP.
CATARRH. ASTHMA, I'IP
TH t4 HI A. BRONCHITIS.
AND PULMONARY
DISK ASKS.
The Lubricator is a medical preparation in the form
of a 10/enge, wbiil, df all modes is »li« most
mid convenient Tkey contain lio deleterious ingredi
ent, and warranted to be alwarssafe even f.»r the weak
••-I and moit Sensitive stomach. In Croup they give
iinuiediitte reli'd Ki>r roughs and Colds tliey are in
valuable. lo> Catarrh, Asthma. Bronchitis they have
no e<iu*l in the ma k-1 (vide certlllcatea •ecotn|>auyin|{
ea< h IMIX.; Diptherla, iliat dreaded nnd dev.'.utitiK dis
ease. they control w .nderfollY and alm -t immediately.
N„ Public Speaker, Bit K* rot 1 earlier, should be i%it U•
on. them, .s they remove hoarseness and
ami clear the voice
Always use them in time, and if symptoms are
J. II Dhvtes i Co ,* Proprietor, Eltnira, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
lIhNDKRSON k Co-,
NVh de*ale Agents,
Dec. 12, 186 ft— lyr Pittsburg, Fa.
Pittsburgh Commercial.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1867.
By common eonse.'i the COMMERCIAL rank* Out
anions the paper* pnl.i'«h«i n We.ieiti
Allhotigii bin iei'entlv t"tabllalied ita circulation and
Inflnence »re already widcl," extended An a Journal o
i nierpriie in gallieiinK the l i.'»«t InUlligance. an.i gir
ing in eacii iwtne a lurye am u.'t and great variety of
read ng m-uiei it n>t »nffe.- i" sompaiiaon with
the 111-i ti.tli.oooul.lv ideutifie.i with the city In
»t. , i'i. .„,b 1.ne.1, ,111.1 to exttudei. circle aiound
. t - I-::. :- r . • •*.,whe a the num.
. ...l-li .tut it.i iitiu-'t-'ei are coll tanti.v lll
a- it l.o.iia of.,nnd IJnion
i- 1.1.1(1.-.. .t at the .UIK ii.* •!"..* ape ill altcutlOi:
oot only IO all
r« ul'(a«>ii«'i-al iiilcrcHl.
But lo topi. #oV molAent to tlif '
Capital st, Tin' Laborer; 'J'he Ag
ricuhun>'. The Jlt'ciianite,
Ami tin' Famity
Circle.
It, ample column, embrace a carefully prepared
Literary and Valuable Scientific
Miscellany, Agricultural
And Horticultural
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From the beat source*. In giviag the
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From ill <)iiartera. Neither expen-e n«»r labor i* spar
ed ; and it has complete ei for
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Giving the Stocw. Financial, Dry (»o«»d<. (}rocery Cat
tie and Uener «l Muik-t ueport* of l itt.-burgh. an>. tiu
liitf-t re|«>rts by Telegraph of the Market* of itie lead
ing citis I the World: and in evor» department it
at.it to l»eep pace v'h til* firetnoaj in Ihd ( rogreHii of
im, rev. nifiit it.* cOttr>pico<.ui« in'jonriiuli-'m al (he pies
ent time Firmly <vtabii«be-l. it la confldeut iu tu po
sition. aud wili upon (he n»-« year with i>ewiplan
weU matiicpd, looking to Increased strength aud uoefuls
nejgi
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in HIM c untrv. each istue lining equaiu>a good *ized
volume. Carefully n;a<le up and imperially adapted to
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OKKtINAL fcI^RMOX ev«.ry p spared specially
for itacolutnua. The Fifty-tw« Discourses giv«u in the
eour»e of tho > dir. will b« worth many times the sub
acript">n price., hi its columns it givju, a|s<>. a weekly
Review of tjit* Pittsburgh Hn d «th- r leading Markets
of ooiintry, including a carefully p>-e|*ared Report
of tLe
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A Sure and Safe tiuide to Producers.
r jricit.%i m m
Wtck'v single copies jv no
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"* Address « ,
THi; O MEKCIAL, |
Pittsburgh, Pa. '
Dwlilmo. 4
EXj-BCJTTbIsr.
THE annual Elect!' n for director a.of theliutler Co
Mutual luaurance Company will be held at the of
ficeof the Secretarj-, in llutler. Pa-, on Tuesday, Jan
uary Bth, IS«7 at 1 o clock. F. M
l>ec 6 it, 11. C IffclNlMAN, Sec'y.
Election of Directors.
First Nationsßank of liutler, Pa.)
Decemhei yd, lt»»m. J
Tha Annual Election for Nine Director* of this Rank
to serve for the ensuing year, wiU.be held at ttie Rank
ing House, on TU £SU.\ V. January fith, IKb?, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, AM, anJ 4 oMock, F, M,
I J. CUMMINUS,
Dec 5 4t, Cashlor.
Admrnistrator*# Notice.
I: KTTKRS of Administration, on the estatate of Jdlin
J R. Moore, late of Clinton tp., dee'd, having been
tha day irsued to the undsr>4i|;ned. Therefore notice is
hei*by given to all Interested in said estat*, that al.
knowing thetnNolres indebted to said estate, are
ftaVchr r j quested to make immediate payments, and
those FmVinr claims against the same, w:ll present them
properh' autLQnticated for settlement.
J l lll N MONTGOMERY,) . .. rm
Nor 27 6t ' SAMUEL ANDERSON, / A ,m
SHERIFF'S SALE.
HY virtnfc bf aundnr writ* of Venditioni Exponas, 4c
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas' 112 Uutler
county, and to me dirncted, .will be exposed to
public rale at the Court Ilouie, in ihe I orough of liut
ler.on MONDAY, tha 24th day of December, A D. U6C
at 1 o'clock, p. u»., the followiug described property,
to wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim of \Ym. Ilaslett
of i*t and tu one house aud lot. n tuated in the Roro. of
Butler, Rut.er county.Pa .bounded north by D, S, Wal
ker, ea«t by Muin atreef, south by Chas. Welsoman
west by an al>v . One two story brick dwellins house
and frame stable thereon erected. Seized andt ikenin
execution as the property of Wm. llailett at tho suit of
John M.Thompson for use of W. 11. 11. Riddle
H O BR ACKENRIDOK, ShertfT.
Sheriff i Office, Dec 5, U63.
PLACE TO GET BARGAINS.
(All All SIH.
milE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
-1 lie, tfmt he has on hands at the old stand of BKD-
W ICK & BROWN, a large aasurtmant of
Saddles and Harness,
COLLARS, nitir.s,
snd all articles tHually kept in his line of t)Aslnesa> I
which he will«ellat reduced prices.
All wi rk to order ; and repairing 4yneon
the shortest notice, "tift
the place One door south of Sykea* Pho
tegraph tlau« r >'i Main Street. Roller. Pa.
P. P. BHOWN.
Dec. 5, 06, ft moi.
NEW GOODS!
rpilE Sitbscribar has just returned from tua EASTERN
X CITIEt 4 , having.purchased a >
Large Stock of Goods,
which he now offers at hi* Store in Butler. A full line
of Ihe following articles,
TOYS,
Toy Sewing Mnchlbe, Yankee Locusts,t rowing Rooster a,
Ccdden Nightingales, l-ggf of Pharaoh's Se.pents,
Chiti'-se 'lhansparenc e", k Dolia in every variety.
pwket Cut lei t. Family an I Porket Bibles.
Uyhin Ro«i'ks, Ph >t (graph Albums,
Uutu Bulls. Also u full line of Mis
cellaneous works, A general
assortment of Bcliool ilook*.
Every variety of Mem
Qraudtitns aud Dl<
ariea. l'a«ket-,
ail styles.
Paper and Envelopeu.
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
A ad Fixturet.
At wholesaVand retail, at city prices
Examine my StiK'k of Ooods. "%1
11. C. HKINEMAN.
Butler Nov 7 1860-8 mos. . ? »
wum foe Mm
riIHK subscilber offers for sale tlie farm on which b®
( now r< ntdes. situated in penn to* iwddp. Butler
Pa :i tulles Wes of Saxonburg. 3 miles Noi th-east o'
Olado Mills, aud 'J mile* >.a*t • 112 the Allegheny and
Itutlvr Plank Road; co italnlng
125 ACRES,
about N5 seres cleared, and under good Improvement.
Well watered and timbered, a good young orchard of
choicefVnli, about f>ti treea now bearing A good Log
liou«e with frame kitchen attached, a large and sub
st ititinl frame barn, a atone spring house, and other
outbuilding-* thereon erected. There arc 40 acre# of
good upland meadow. This place is wwll adapted for
either stock or Orain, and is in a good rieighborhood :
4 chni'chrs within 3 miles, aud a good brick school
house within 9£of a mile Those desirous of purchas
ing a gocd farm, on reasonable tenna, will please call
snd exartiine (ha piemises.
Nov 28.8tni>.* JOHN WAREHAM.
MACHINE PREMIUM
WILCOX k 01 BBS' CELEBRATED noiseless Sew
lug machines offered a* premiums for subscribers to
Arthur's Home Magazine
FOR 1Q67.
Th-; HOME MAGAZINE Is now so w II known to the
rea tug pub! ''Vthat we need scarcelyaa) what has often
been said, thai 't» editors regard literature as something
highar than a all *PI" «rt. That its crowning excel
leoi* ;h*y consl.t*.- Its power for And so they
Will evers ektomaki the home'Magaaine the minis
ter lit-, ail liiagi pure a 'd noble, the* teacher,whether
by slo •>'. Roe >n oj ess »y, that only as men live by the
"doldai) IM*' ' cau thev he v*l«® or happy.
In that obr Ifcdy ren ier," •hrougliout the corn
try may have t r ue ety/m of dusi, **e have | laceu our
Fashion lij the haieh ct
H'mp. Demurest, of ,\eir York.
This lady lias beronto the fashion in 'he
mitwl .-tuea. and it ia gratifying to krv>w that hei' taeie
s pure and wonisnly
TERMS yearly iu advaura I copy. 2.60. 4 copie*
r»r JW.ta). 6 copies, and otoe e»tK to getter up of clubs
fin. 9 copies, and one eUia Slj. 14 copies and one
•%-Foi premium* »• have 'elected a pair of chann
ing pictures—»*The D, nsriarr of I lie !>nsi
low»." and •• Tl»« Return of ilic Suaj.
lowa.** One (»112 these picturea aiil i a «ent «o each
pe son fr. m whom w»' r.*ceive a club of snbecribers as
above. One will al«o l>a teiit to each aingle subscriber
whoaends us ft*. 60 tor the Home Maaeiuie.
S-'t we will sen I the ' Heme Magnsine,'* ami
the *• children s IIou»Mr- Arthur s new Slnga/ine for
the 4 Little on*S " For f4 AO we»eiiJ Home Magazine
and "Lady's Book , Fy« 95 60 w« send the three mag
azinc-s Just uauied.
OUR SEWING MACHINE PKEMICK.
The mar hi be we off-y (WILCOX a OIUllS') is the
N«. 2. as deacrib«<l n anufacturer'a list, rath pr.ee
ss\#. furnished with W rmir, tei'er. and l>raide r This
machine has become a bouse Iwld lavourite ou accouat
of its noUelessnees, apldlty 'ahd Anry aianageiaent. A
child can work it 4 .
For to Home Magazine ahd SIOO we
send one of tbeee marines Rut in wttUr te euabU .
those who cannot procure ao many subscriber's to get a
machine, we have so ai ranged the offe. that, bv the ad
d.tion of a sum M " rH *'hat may be secured f»r enb
sc/iptioas, of | rom fS to fw, according to size of list,,
aov one may obtain a machine •fl.'end 20 for
specimen nnmber of Hume Magaztue and get full par
ticulars, Ad<,t -*a
T g ARTHUR k ro.,
Nov 28<Xi4mue.) 323 Walnut St. Philadelphia. Pa
AdmfnlNtratrlx's HFotice.
"VYOTICE ia hereby given, that Letters of Adminis
ii tratien on the estate of John Amnion, late of
Butler township. Butlereounty, I'a dee'd, have this
day been grantod by tbe Register ot »aid rount\. to
the therefore, -11 peiaons knowing ihi-in
selvea indebted to the said e«rate. will make payne nt
imnsedlately. and th'we having clai > - Mguinst the « me
will predeui -theni«duiy xuthentica ed f«»r xett
nov. 28, ) EMkLiNE LEM MuN Adm'X:
W*. 8. ITVFFBLFO*. M.D SAMHIL ORAB AM N
HUSKI/IVI.V & GRAHAM.
J-* ' ■ (Aalte of the U. S. Army) • A » r .
! PHYICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Bvpl t blark.Utia UrMt C.illor r, '
JOHN SCOTT,
One Door South of J, M. Thompson's
Law Office,
IN BUTLER,
ANNOUNCES that he U now opening and, roceiving
hia Secouaetock of
m&mnaim,
Consisting of DRY Q9ODS,of all descriptions, such as
CLOTHS,
CABSIMERES,
8 ATINETTB,
JEANS.
T W fIEM,
FUI NCH MERINOK2.
PILK r
POPLI.NB.
ALPACAS,
COhyiUlS,
NOTIONS,
#EADY PIULC CJOTHIU^
FLANNELS OJ" ALL KINDS AND COLORS.
BLAMKBTS)
CARPETS,
AM Oil CXtot Ixs.
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queens ware.
Hats,
Gaps,
Boots,
A Shoes,
SOLE LEATHER
And all such goods as this market reouiros, which will
be sold CHEAP.
■* JH ff ft. sv ?. i i jfrara o
timJi J a J-JLiLiiJi ii t
Xo Troulile to MIKMV Uoodn.
Highest Market I'riee Paid for all
kinds of merchantable Produce.
N0v.14 CO) JOHN SCOTT.
THE
Saturday Evening Post.
A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM EN
GRAVING.
Reduced Prices to Clubs.
Tlit SA TV HO A r KVENI VG VOSTi i»e-« l.eautl.
ful ite'l (n qind o?ik OF LIKE'm I(u>PT Hot a,,
20 lnohe4long bjr inches wWe— 11every single fei fiuj
sul'scrlber, and to ev«»>y tiua Handing on a cltt
It will commence In tho first number • 112 .January a
new *tory, call-d "77//: OUTLAW H DAUGHTER-,
A Tale of the SouthweHt,'' by »• m MOU Renuett, author
of-The Phantbm of the Potest.' Prairie Flo«er. H Ac
• Tills will bufidlowod l-y other Serial Stories from the
best authors, Shorter Stories, K**jty* Sketch «*, Letters,
Agricultuial Articles. Ac., are al*c r«'j;ulai !y given.
The I'o t is Neutral in Politic#—rhniug'egHujlively de
voteu to Liteiature an I does (lot diM tm Political or
Sectiiriau questions—leu\ing these to the Pulijicul and
Religions f.ess.
It offers amo.:g It* Premiums Wheeler and M'ilson'a
Sewing .Machines, • ilver P.ated Tea Seta. Spoons, and
Pitchers, tiold and Silver Watcben, Double liarrel OIIIIH
Aliens Rifl'jfc, Mt lode> Clothes Wringers' Appletons
Cyclopedia i, Ac.
New Sub-tci ibers wlio subset Ihe now for I 67 will
have their names enter.d on the lilt of THE POST al
once—and receive the whole year IS»J7 betxdet.
w: n« n .
1 copy (and one Premium Engravings $2 50
4 copies '• u '• •« •« •• 0 00
5 »« (and one grails) KOO
8 %t (and one gratia) 12 tnj
20 ' (ami One gratie) 28 00
One copy each of POST X LADY S PRI E.N D, $ I 00
The getter up of a club willalwuvs receive a cony o
the PREMIUM ENU RAVI NO. Members ol a club
wishiug the Premium EngraVing intlet r«uii( One Dolla,
Extra.
Thnse desirous of g.-itlra: up Clubs or Premium Mate,
should inclose Jtve cents fur « .niple piper, c-uitaiuiug
the partuttlars. Addr«-S IJ . I'BT Kit S< >N A (()
' 310 Walnut St. PhThule>phia.
NDESING SYEbiM
FOB
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colic, Chol
era Morbus, Cholera Infan
tum, Fits from Worms,
Wind in the Stom
ach and Bow
els, (tc. f
BUT
a «■ B* r. -%c
TOB
Children when Teething! |
AND TO PRODUCE SLEEP,
THIS Medicine positively wairmted superior to anv
Other article of the f.ind in market, and in sold in
that way that personscanjhave their niwu. y rcfunde I by
calling on the Ixx al A«ent if not perfectly aatlafoctory.
♦#* Sold everywhere at 2b centu per bollie
J. C. HKDKJR A CO.,
nov 21, 'CO—Amos] Agents i >r Butler.
Farm for Sale.
rpHE undersigned offers for sale his FARM, located
| in \Vaahlngt<>n township, butler county, lieilig.lv*
Acres 112 good f'rming land: Sixty which at*
cle;ire-l, the italaitce well timber#.i. Theie in a good
double l>»ie Dwelling house thereon. A youngorchard j
of Apple aud Peach trees, farm in g«KM| condition— j
Twelve fei>t deep L.f co.ibn three vein*;. Por pars tie
lars inquire of the Eu't- r CiTtza.v, or of the
Ed residing tn(ni prem.'«e<
RfiRKRT i-PKAR
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of dmfniatra
ti on ha* been issued to Ihe <«n<lersiKiied. on the es
tate of Wm E. Mo iro, late of liutler borough <t» *'d;all
persons L**ing claims a K ain t Mtld estate, will pi e Wn t
them properly for s/ttienteut, ami t b->»e
knowing themselves indetud to aaul estate, will n. ake
mmedinte payment.
JO UN C. XIOORE
Nov 7,1866—6t. j]|| ra<
NEW FIRM.
Til K undersigned having gone Into partnership, in the i
itOU land SUOB MaooUCturing busineea. Bo vd's
• Nock. Two doors'Sonthuf Weeber A Trqptuiaa'a Store,
Main Street. Butler, Pa., are prepared to make the n>*et ]
est Boot add Shoe and do the best job work of any other
rstablijjbnieut in the place. Having great evpeiiegc* »o
toe we. canuot fail to please. Call andeu iin
yourm»sure.
KfHRTRETt ANI J' LAS
OriilianN I'ourf Sale.
BY YIRTCE of an order and decree of
Court of Hutler county, the undersig;ied. tiu irdi- t
aus of the Minot I'Mluivu ..f Jacob Kumbangh, la:e of [
Prospect, said county dec d Will offer for *a|e on the '
premises, on \\ KDNESD AY. the 48 day of l»ecerub«*r '
next, at 1 o'clock, P. 11., the uudivided.<>ue > ftfth of one i
htinoredHcreri of land, sitnnte in 'CcrunoqUenesaing tp., !
Butler eounty Bounded oi» the Noith bv Und* juf K. |
Kennedy and Amos Kennt •> 'a bains, on East by lands of i
Joseph Edmundsou and other, op tiio South by laud» of
George Beighley, uud on the West by ■ Beigliley's !
h»ire. 7' .
TERMS of sale.—One-third of the purchase' money '
to be paid on con fir mat ion of aale, by the- Court, ami
the balance id two equal annual p>u«i b tlierealtci j
with ioUreft.
HENRY PILLOW, \ ~ .
' r>«- Jl e; JOHN Hl Onur-tlan. |
NEW ARRIVAL'
t
OF i * *
WINTER
§1?
Hf'CRS, CLOAKS,
A BID SHAWLS.
WK 'II AV* fust i cocked Ik®" l«rg«t aflS BMt
couapUte btjck of
FRENCH MEIUKOES,
WOOL JJcLAIXS,
CASHMERE, .
COBURGS,
..raiNTu,
MUSLINS,
oiairvHftu, 4%
Hvar offered to the pnbllo. and an oar etock waa pur
th&»ed on the ; eceni putilo, wi are able te
e«ll M rtj low pricaa,
FURS!
FURS!!
FURS!!!
WK IIAV3 amj lirgt Itoek ef L*4lea Hi—j
* Children*
i. API,
VICTOBI.NJM
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
AND M U K?t,
OF ALL SXTLM
and qual.ty. Alao a tery fine aaiortment «/
Cloaks, Saquesand
Circulars,
of our own Manufacture, wklch enablee ■« to sail H
leaa prices than paitiee who buy thatn eaal
Webavea very large and okeap
block af
SHAWLS of ill Btjlc«, Siiii, Pritic
and QUALITIES,
11 v
Rcmcmbor wo buy ill onr gtodi k; Ik*
; ' *
Case. Bale &, Package
nhioh anablti as U sail at
EASTERN JOBBERS PRICIiI,
Wo would call the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS,
To litis Stock of Qoodt.
DUNLAP, LUKER * CO.,
ICG Federal street, Allegheny City
Penn'a.
Oct fit eC-«mM.
RURAL HILL RURSER7.
. 1
2z £23
OF ALL KIMB£.
r |lH 112. undersigned take* plomra t a aaaHM'ng t
11 hair ninny friend* :ta* peklie gene-aljj, tk*
they b-ttai a* prep*i • d ;h«3 ever te ere tof.mlak
auit Trees of All Kinds,
AND
SHRUBBERY & SHADE TREES,
OF ALMOST EVKKT V ANIKTY. >
Tin* universal »«stlm>ny ot tlioaa wka have kaaa
ntippliud with frnit and other T.eea fr»m
Rural Hill Nursery
If*, that they are larger, of Fnperior quality aad prrew
KKYI'KH than tb .«a brought froia foieigh nnrseriea,
of these truth* any t.umber of reliable tufiiaoniafa
c»n hehad-ln thin couply, and vicinity. Peraaaa deaW
roiis ofpurctineing.ar* requested to rail aad eiamiaa
our Hpn-iidid variety. It fill amply repay, aay peraea
that aiah en good fruit, and at aa early day frees ra
pi •.nt to purcha«u of tie, aa our treve ai a extra larga
Mix] good. A number of reliable ageaH can flia 1 profls
abje employment.by calling upon tbe eukaci ike. eli via*
2 12 mi lea weat at Dntlcr, l'a.
Silas Pearce 4 Sons,
Buller, No*. T <O.
GRAPE VINES
FOB SALU. ' '
OA AA/lOONOOIifMy-aroW, Nol-rliie^ ltmN
4U,V'IW <mii, per .dozen. sJ>> par J')o, ilftO
par lu«>0 l\o2 tln.M 2ioen?s eaok, $: 4> per tfosen.
sls pel 100, $12.1 per lOQO. I)p In wire No 1 vine* 40 ate
••sell. Ja for dwu Ho j,* r 100, | jfiti per 1000. No S
3o cent* each, s.'s per dozen, $J > per 100, SIBO per 1000
( renting &ocentN each, #'i per dozen, S4O per 100. 11,
nriihurg 60 cent* each, f-1 per dozen, s4<» jer 100* Oar
rime huve been propagated from aingie area ia epea
grownd, a r id are of .up. rioj quality. Tboae wiebing
t" plant riuex should er»rl > aa tka demand pa« 112
ses to be creator than the aupply.
KiriJtlt 4 MOWRIT,
II irmony. Duller Co , Pa.
Ak .
AppleTraea delivered at or Few Caatle, ad
$l.O per 100. Pe;i.*h
accompaoie<l by eath. Addrasa,
/. M. FOWRIT,
Haw Liaboiv
Eeptlf
n. r.iTtKMi Li.aa T. a. wa ■aaa t
FASHIONABLE TAILORS.
r r H K umhtreignrd having aa«oeiared in tka
1 Tiiloring bu*in«*#. would reaperifullj *aj ta the
public in general that they have Jail ree*>ive4 the Fall
and Winter K.»-hi »TH, a'd are prepared in makn ap
<l< thinK iu the latefft and moet approved etyla ritan
call and examine our Faahiooe and Ppecuaana of nee
nnd boya' wear. Speri I attention fivea te bova elude,
ing..- JtITENMCLLEM. WHITI k OA
Aagnat U, IW—«f.
IsiITLGR
.WOOLEN MILLS,
| Jlanafacture the very best heavy
! FALL ANQ WINTER FLANNELS,
Cassimeres and Yarns,
Of every kind and color, which we will eell aa 'ow to
eMeb huyera, if not lower thau tbej can be had Eaat,
or Weat If you want
Heavy Barred,
White, Brown,
or Grey Flannels.
Wmrr«ntM tn hM» NO SIIOtinT lo them, 'f M
j tha Colon WoA|en Factory, Batler. Pa. fc it /on' want
Sleavy Camlmei'M,
•FUTT»nI«f to h»». <CO 81X000* io lhr m , into th*
Butler Woolen r»ctorj. ■ g<nd article or
NTOCHnG TARI,
~
! H. FULLEBTON.