_ THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, May 15,1867.
PROPOSALS
m A
CeuMiaaioNxa's Orrioa,)
Butler, April 16, 1867. /
WE WILL RECEIVK SEA f, ED PROPOSALS IN
this office ap t>> May 20th, 1867, for the building
of a new Jail, to be built la Butler. Persons wishing to
bid can eee the plan and speeiflcations in this office, any
time after the 27th of April. The Mason and Carpedter
work will be given in different contracts.
A. C. CHRISTIE,")
WILLIAM DICK, VCom'rs.
no. lt-3w, J. W. BRANDON,j
Southern Famine RellerFund.
The following named citizens of But«
ler and vicinity have contributed the
Burns opposite their names, to aid in rc*
lieving the suffering people <>f the South.
The amount to be sent to the Treasurer
of the "Southern F.imine lieliet Fund"
of Philadelphia.
R. C. M'Aboy, 8 5 00
H.J. Herg, 5 00
Dr- S. Urcdin, 5 00
Dr. S. Graham, 1 00
A. C. Christie 1 00
Geo. M. Kneiss, 1 00
Chas. M'Candless 5 00
James Dnnlap, 2 00
Dr Bell 1 00
B.C. Huselton,..— 1 00
R. & S , 1 00
J. Zimmerman, 1 00
Forty dollars of the amount acknowl
edged last week wa* sent to Charlotte
county, Virginia, letters having been re
ceived by one of our citizens stating great
distress existed there. The balance sout
to the Philadelphia Fund.
Contributions can be left with C. K.
Anderson, Ci'tizrn office ; John C. Coll.
Herald office, ot with 11. C. Heinenian,
Treasurer.
The Adliogton Trill.
Sume weeks ng". we gave n notice that we
would publish in pamphlet form tlie pro
ceedings, in full, of the irinl of John B, Ad
lington for the murder of Sidney B. Cun
ningham. The work is now complete, and
reiidy for delivery. It is printel in do' hie
columns nnd make* a book of ninety Bvo.
■piges. Those ordered will be delivered with
us liltle delay HI We advertised
this pamphlet at twenty live cents per copy,
fupposing nt the time tliat the size* would be |
much If SH than it has turned out to be. It
comprises the preliminary motions; arraign
ment; empanneling the jury; evidence in j
full; synopsis of the pleadings; charge of j
the court in full; verdict of the jory ; mo
tion lor new trial nnd argument of the same.
Also, a diagram of the Oliver Ilouae, which
in connection with the evidence, makes the
proceedings of this in'erosting trial, much
more intelligible and satisfactory to the
reader than it otherwise would be. Those |
•deinring copies will send in their order« j
We ate informed, by our late ex
changes, ilnit Jeff. n tlv is, instead of having
been confined in the Libby Prison, on his j
late arrival in Richmond, wa* provided with J
rooms at the Spottswood House, the t>c*t
hotel in Richmond, nnd furnished with every
■dainty and luxury his fi i.inds c >uld provide,
lie was taken before Judge Underwood, dis
charged ns a military prisoner, re-arres ed
on tin indicteinen! f>r high treason, and ad
ini'ted to bail in $ 100,000 Horace Greeley
among the bondsmen. This is the wav "to
<nnkc treason odious," and avenge the tr nt-
Jiicnt of l'ie Anderannville pli»oner«l
Cominß.
Thayer A Noyes' great Circus will ex
hibit in Butler on Wednesday the 22d j
inst., at 1J and 7 o'clock, I'M. In :
Zelicnople on Thursday 23d inst. Ail- j
•m Sfion, 50 cents. Children uutlcr ten j
years of age. 25 cent#
A Card.
M«j C. K Anokh-ON
Dei jr Sir: After repeated and ea'nen' -o- |
lie tatinns from different parts ol the c 'unty.
I have at leng'h consented to liee till* u can— j
<lida'e for county Commis-i 'tier ; and I de
sire to nay to my fri«nihk, that ii will h» ut
terly imp issible for we to canuiss ; i.nd, at
<his late day in the eampaign, even to write
iethein; t>ut tliat if, under llie>e circum- j
utan.-es I be notn ttatedl i shall feel under
still greater obligations.
Your trnlv.
Buffalo, tp., M«v 13.1 MATTHEW GKEM.
M*UM.
I caused an adrertiscment of the Ilatu
jlton Gold and Silver M ning Company,
of Nevada, to be published in the ja
pers of this county, but refused to dis
pose of the Stock until the Superintend
ent who had been sent trt Nevada to as
certain the productiveness of the mines, j
should return. lie has now returned
and the ore having been tested, and prov
ing to be as rich as that of the best ai'iic-s
in that State, the Company, at its last
meeting iu Philadelphia, concluded not
to sell Stock,but to issue bonds with cou
pons attached bearing ten per cent intcr
■cst, payable in coin. The bonds arc re
deemable in five years from date, and
may, within that time at the option ot
the holder, be converted into Stock If
those persons who desired to take ttock,
■wish to have bonds, they can signify
their intention by application to JAMES
T. M'JUNKIN. Esq . of Butler.
3. ZiEGLF.it, Sec y &, Treas.
February 20th, '67—tf.
OIED.
HICKMAN—Ia Batter, on TiimsUy .r.nlng. April
3Sd. Annie B Hickman. In th. ttlb ye»r of |MT age.
"She was the friond of God " _
fIUTLKH M AllK KTS.
HT7TTRR—Kr««b Roh t& cents par pound
BlANß—Whlti, fj.ro per bushel.
BARLEY—ttpring. 90
BEKBW AX—r«nte per poind.
BOOS—I 2 ?*nis prrdor.eti
FLOUR- Wheat. s*,oo to 9.00 per hund.; Rje 4.60.
Bacjcwveat, ®4,00 |>er hunu.
FRO IT—l>r. j-1 Apples, 8 cts. per lb; Dried Teaches,
cents v Ih.
FEATHKRSI—TS cents per pound
GRAlN—Wheat $2,00 per bqait 1 Rje.1,25; Oats. 60»
Oerp SO; Back wbeat, 1,00.
OROOKRIKS—Coffee. Rio, 30 per ponnd; Jars. 40 j
Brown Sujrar. pound; do.WbiUk, N.O. Molas- ;
cents per pulton; Syrnp 1 OUand $1,60.
HI DBS—7 cents per pound.
LARD—Yk\C cents per pound.
NAt l.S—ts.uo par k« K .
POTATOMB—Mr par kwihol
PORK—Shoulders, 10; Flitch, 12; Bams, i6c per •
|>ouad-
R AOS—4 cents p«r pound.
RlCjt-15 cants per found.
»ALT—pei barrel. V
TALLOW—I 2 cents per pound.
WOJL—I'» cent« per pound.
scut gtditrtiaemrntss.
A. M. M'CANDLESS, J3R.,
Attorney at I.»«,
Office, South-west Corner of Diamond
(That formerly occupied by Hon. Chas. C Sullivan.)
May 15,'67—1y.) BUTLER, PA.
RoglNter'H Notice.
NOTICK ia hereby that the following ac
counts of Administrators, Executors and Guar
dians have b«en fll«d in the Regiater'n office,st Bntlrr,
and will be presented to the Orphans' Court of Dntler
com,ty, for confl ima'ion and allowance on Wednesday,
the fifth daj of Jane, I»JR7.
1 Final account of William Martin, Executor of Jr.o.
D. Cunningham
2. Pinal account of George Weber, Administrator ef
Adam Weber.
8. Final account oi John M<als, Administrator cf
Fn-x h V. Meals, decM, an filed by Kllzatieth W. Meals,
Administratrix of John Meals, dee'd.
4. Final account of G W. Hays, Administrator of Da
vid Hay.
5. Final account of Theodore Craig and William
Myers Administrators of John liters.
ti Final account of Bubnma Speor, Administratrix
of Alexander Spear.
7. Final account of Saniuci Leason, Administrator cf
Willisni L. Anderson
8 Final account of RaselitH Bctninger. Adminis
trator, c«in tut'imcnto annrjro, of John A. Eellsmail.
0- Final account of F. M Scott, Admiuistiator of
A. Irons.
10: Final acconnt of Mrs. Mury Holliday, now We
ber, Administratrix of J. J. Holliday.
11- Final account of Moses Thompson, Esq., Executor
of James 'ihompsoti.
12. Final account of Thorns* and W. 11. Gilchrist,
Administrators of John Gilchrist.
13 Final account ot Samuel D. Sloan, Executor of
I>avld Ho in
It. Final account of Matthew 8. Storey, Executor of
William Storey.
15 Final Account cf Philip Rickel, Administrator of
John Ilarth.
10. Final account of Catharine DeWolf, Executrix of
K. IX L»« Wolf.
17. r«rti.»l account of Wm, M. Graham, Executor of
John Jack.
18. Film' account of Wm. T>ugan and Jemima Dugan !
Executors of Alexander Dugan.
10 Final admiuistrat ion and distribution account of !
J ne C-ochian. Administratrix of John Co< hran. dee d
—filed by James Itiedin. Executor of said June Cocl)
20. Final account of Philip Xaas, Guardian of Joan
na Ilunsherger, minor child of Isaac Hunsbcrger dee'd.
21. Final Acconnt of John Golf, Guardian of JohnT.
(iOff.
t*2. Finul account of C' E. I'urvlance, GuarJian of
Rebecca Kersey.
23. Final account of .lame* Armstrong, Administra
tor of Willi im Armstrong
?t. Account of Robert M'Kee, Esq., Adminstrator of
Philip Croup
'JS Final account of Christian Administrator
of M ithixs Sw.Mtz
The above accounts were all filed Thirty days before
iho time before the presentation to the Court
S. NIXoN, Register
Register's ofll"o, Bn t icr, Pa., May BJ, 8»»7.
" Mil FHIFF'N HA I.ICS.
BY virtue ofuniidry writs nf Fieri Facias. &c., iwmcd
out of the Court of Common Pleasof Bntlercoun
ty, and to me directed, there wi'l be expose | to public
Mile, at the Court Mouse in the boroutcn of Itut lei <>n
Monday, the Third day of June, A I) . 1867, ot ene o'
clock, P. M., thef.dlowinK property, to wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim, of Robert
Fpeer, of. In and to one Hundred acres of land, more
or less, situate in Washington township, Hutiercounty,
Pa., bounded noi tli by Edward Frazler. esst by iter
nard M'AnallbU, KOuth by Thomas lira ham. and west
by Thom .« Hutchison; about Thirtv-flve acres chared ;
heuse and l.i>g stable thereon erected. Seized ami
taki-n in execution as the property of Robert Spear, j
at the suit of James Wilson.
AbfO,
AH the right, title, Interest and claim of J- J. Kin '
kaid, of.in and t- Two Hundred acres of land, more or \
less, situated in Fairview towm*hip. Hutier county. Pa ,
bounded north by John M<»ore, east bv James Klnkaid
soi:tti by •nine, sud west by John M l.anphlin; ab :ut 1
One Huudrsd acres chared rinall Orchard ; one Frame
bonsennd l.og barn thereon erected. Seized and taken :
In execution as the property efJ. J Kiukaid, at the j
suit of James M'Laugiilin.
ALSO,
All the rlfht, title, interest and claim of Edward Big
gins, of.in an Ito Seventy five *<-ros of land. tn< re or
less, situated in V'-n.ingo township, Hutier county. Pa ,
bounded ncrth.bv R.i.et Cochran, east by John
llughes, south bv John M'Caine, an w,-t by .I.din
Ptsiples ; nbou' Fifty five a.*res cloared, sin til orchanl,
I-og house and l.og barn thereon erected. Sei/.'d ann
taken in execution as Ihe property of Kdw-rd Hlggtns
at the suit of J. K: Smith and Vr . A. Thompson.
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest an I claim of Benjamin
Mi:le-* W T Miller. ..f, in and to Two HUmlred and
Fifty acres of land, more or leas, situated iu Clay tp .
Rntler county. Pa bounded n-nth by Jacob Wolfotd.
East by Samuel Louden, south by James Her. n. and
west by John Ciulher* ; large improvement. Ten ncr *
of which is meatlow. Orchard ot snutll trees; Frame
h.uiae antl I.og barn theieo.i erected. Se<xed and ta
ken in exeeutii uas the property of Ben). Miller and
W.T Miller at the suit of J. A I)ewar
JAS. II STuREY, Sheriff
Sheriff's office, Rntler, May 18-7.
Appliealion for I.irense.
fIIHR following persons have filed their applications
_L t . June Sessi MIS, IBC7. in th. office or ihe cl erk
oi t onrt ' I tjuaittr Seaalons, of Butler county, fur
Tavern Licens • under the Acts of Assviublv of Match
21. and April Ik IKSB, and f.r R. stauiant License un
der the Act of Assembly «>f April 13, lt(k», to regulate
tire MMIV of luiovh ating drinks, to * it:
.TAYKRN UCK.NgR
I Abraham Sl.onta, Bor. Harmony, Filed Maj 3,'07.
- Henry Miller, •• Zelienopie, " '• 4 »
3. UMVIM Ki-au.se.
4. Martin Jl.-ch llor. .Millcistown, " " 7 "
5. M V uunan . ttrarfy tp. 14 ** 7 *•
0 A una M » attciipul, Iw.r. taxouburg ' 11
7. Oirid Kelly, Utiionville. •« •' 11 " I
8. Jiio T. .Ml andless. Fan view tp. •' -13 44
y II n.y Stockie, hviin-b rg, •• "13 •
10. Win Hsstian Bor. Ze.iem.ple, »« 13 «•
11 Win Vogeley. lU.r. Rntler. •• - U "
12 Mrs. Horetha u'unipper, bur Millerstown " 13 " i
13 Michael '/.tmineruiau, bor. Duller, " • 14 • I
14 John Green, l.oylsvilte. •* »• 14 **
•5. Jordan fcytti. b»>r Hutier, " « 13 14
In. Fiaacs l.nub<s. bor " 13 •'
17- John Iraugherty, Hannabstoan 44 ** 14 44
RESTAURAXT LICENSE.
1 Sam'l Sykes, bor Sutler, F.led May 4 J
tt. Itobi, i.srtley, Htffalo tp, •• «
3. John Hobttein, bor. Harmony 44 '• H, "
4 i'as| er lle' tx »g, bor
& Peter Staff. Peter»vill* «♦ «« »«
6. Catharine Micklev,
7. John A GOetx, Summit tp. 44 * .18 M
8. Win. Vogeley, lior Butler " « 4 *l3 «♦
9. John Weber, Summit tp •• •« J3 4 t>
10. Win- tiregg. Bufftlo tp 44 »« 13 .«
II- Mm, DoreMia Gumpper, bor MUlerst n 4 - 13, 44
J J DanielS Rodger*, 1 »tk.amJ tp. '• • 8 «
13. C- S. Barclay, Middlesex tp 41 41 13, •»
14. Lewis Krause, Il inuaUstowu, •* 44 14* 4
Licenses will fc»s presented *0 the Court for hearing
on Wednesday, June 61k, IBt>7 Applicants will file
their bouds in Clerk's office, on or bel.ue the day of
presentation of pet it ions to Court. licenses must be
taken out wiihiu Fifteen days after ttiey ars granted,
or they will be .evoked according to law.
May, no'il, 07 .) *• M EAST.M AN, Cl'k
I'artilioii Notice.
IN the matter of the Partition of the R*nl Estate of
Gotlieb l'effer, late of Lancaster township, dee'd
In the Orpkans' Court of liutier county, No. 10 Sep
temltei term, iH'fl
February *tst, 1867. Inqnisiticn filed and couflrmed, '
niH. by the Court F. M, EASTMAN, Cl'k.
STATS or PEKXSTLVASIA, 1
tdltr County. ts: j
The CouiniouweaUh of Pennsylvania, to the Sheriff
of Hutier county greeting : We command you to give
legal uetioe by service accordiug to law to the heirs and
legal representatives of t'effer, late of LatHcaster
towuship. dee'd, to wit: Rebecca Pefler. widow resi
ding in Uuttor county ; Frederick Pefler, residing in i
city, Idaho t rritory ; John Peffer, Wm. Peffer,
(iotleih Peffer, Joseph Peffer, Benjauiiu F Peffer. Mary
(interiuari led with Christian Lexter), CUrhstian Lexter,
Rnberca (intermarried wilh Michael Zeigler), Michael I LJj/.abeth
LJj/.abeth Pefier, Kmuia (inlei man ie • with ;
Peter Schneidemautle), a|id Peter Schneidemaiitlc, all j
of whom reside iu Butler county, except (iotlieb Pefler
who resides in Pittsburgh, Pa , uf the following rule
to wit:
And now, therefore, yau, the said Rebecca Peffer,
Frederick Psner. John Peffer, William Peffer, Gotleib
Peffer, Joseph Peffer, Benjamin F. Peffer, Mary Lexter
Christian Lexier, Rebecca Zeigler, Michael Zeigler,
Elizabeth Pefler, Eiuma Schneidemautle. and Piter
Schneidemautle, and eveiy ol yon are hereby cited to
be aud appear before our Judges at an orphaus" Court,
to be belli at Batier, iu and for the said County of But*
ler, on the First Monday of Juue next, it beitg the
Srd day of said month, Uteu and there to accept, or
reluse the aforesaid premises at the aforesaid valuatiou. 1
or sh< wKM us , ii any you way have, why the same J
should not be sold-
J. B .-TOREY, Sheriff.
Sherfff'soffice, Butler, Pa , Way 8, 1867.
Orphans Court Sale of Real Estate.
virtue of an erder of theOrphaus' Court of But
ler county, the undersigned Administrator of Wm
Keaghart, late of CleArdel.l township, dee'd.. wtll ex
pose to sale by public veudue on the premises, on
Saturday, June Bth, 1*67,
the following Real Kstate, situate In Clearfield township
bounded as tollows : On the north bv lands of John
Miligan. east by lands of Michael Downey, south by
lands of Patrick Downey, aud west by lauds of Hugh
Grady, containing Eighty acres, more or less, with im
provsineuts.
TERMS—One-third in hand, and the hala'nse In two
aqual autiual Installments, with interest, from confirm
•lion of sale. PETER FENNEL,
May, ueCJtS.) Administrator.
| THAYER & NOTES'
GREAT CIRCUS
AND
Collection of Trained Animals.
SKASOJT or 1867.
EVERYTHINO NEW, EVERYTHING NOVEL.
EVERYTHING EXCELLENT.
AN ENTIRELY NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Including A NEW AND VBRI EXTENSIVE MAR
QUE K,
ENTIRELY NEW APPOINTMENTS AND PROPERTIES,
NEW WACONS,
made by Jacob Rech, (Jirard aveaafl and Eighth street,
Philadelphia,
NEW HARNESS,
made by L J. Llovd, Alhuiy. N. Y., of the moat ex
qaielte workmanship and design,
NEW TRAPPINGS AND CAPARISONS. NEW SFATS
AND UPHOLSTERY, NEW DECORATIONS.
BANNERS AND FLAIJB. NEW AND
ELEOA T 11ANI) CHARI
OTS. Ac., NEW AND
SPLENDIDLY DECOKATKD ANIMAL CAOES.
The Pavilltoa will be brilliantly lighted with THE
NEW ATMOSPHERIC'LIGHT.
In conjunction with most of
THE OLD FAVORITES,
who in years past have been held in such high esteem
by tin: amusement working public, THAYER & NO YES
have made
A I.AROE ADDITION TO THE EQUESTRIAN
COMPANY bv the enumgement of a number of the
MOST DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
IN TIIR PROFESSION<
and which they fearlessly
CHALLENGE COMPETITION T<3 EQUA-.
In order to afford their patrons a new source of ex
citing delight
They have purchased, at an unprecedented outlay,
A CACE OF ENORMOUS TRAINED LIONS,
the largest and flne«t ever Imported Into this country,
au'l with which their trainer and keeper,
I MR. CHARLES WHITE,
will give a variety of
THRILLINC ANO SENSATIONAL PERFORM
ANCES,
while In the den of these savage monsters, and
MR WHITE will FEED TIIE LIONS WITH RAW
HEAT FROM IflS NAKED HAND
at every exhibition, and in the centre of the arena, in
presence of the entire audience.
THE BABY ELEPHANT,
ORIENTAL HIRAM,
recently imported from Africa by MESSRS. TIJAYER
& NOYBS expresslv fortheir establishment, and which
is the smille-tauimnl of it" kin'l ever seen in America
or Europe being ONLY FORTY INCHES IN HEIGHT.
Under the careful nncl scientific training of Mr. C. W.
Noyes, this interesting Juvenile already performs mar
vels, aid exhibits a degree of intelligence snch as has
been rarely if ever developed in these exceptionally in
telligent animals.
GREAT PUBLIC PROCESSION,
in which will appear the
NEW AND CORCEOUS BAND
CHARIOT . ,
OR TUB GOLDEN DAIS OF OKPHEUS, drawn by a
splendlcTtroune of Blooded Horses and M owed by a
grand arrav offieautifnl Carri..-es,Omamemed
Decorated Tableau Cars, THE LNORiiOLs DEN OF
LIONS, THE HABY Ei-EPUANT S CRADLE and
THE PLATFORM CHARIOT,
upon which will be seen THE NOVEL AND EXCIT
ING SPECTACLE of
A LIVINC WILD LION,
nncaged, unchained and
LOOSE IN THE OPEN STREETS,
farming a scene at once grand, startling and exciting,
Mid which ia
PECULIAR TO THAYER & NOYES' BIIOW.
The Equestrian Company of 1867
comprise* many arlditians from the ITICIIIKsT RANKS
OF THE PROFESSION*. ami without naming alt, the
management call attcution to the following names
DR. JAMES T,. THAYER, the Popular Humorist. Jes
ter and People's Clown, who*»e wit, fun and mirth pro
voking pcculiarltc* havo mailo him a univorwal favorite.
MR. C W. NOYES, the sneces>ful Animal Trainer,
and th«' owner. trainer, nnrl exhibitor of THE C'E. E
BRATED PERFORMING HORSE.
CREY EAGLE,
which will he introduced by him at each exhibition.
Mii. CIIARUES REED, the Great Bareback Rider and
So crsaultUt;
MR. Cn.VRLEI PARKER, the Man of Many Forms .
MR. nOR \CE SMITH and SON. in their Great Double
Act. a Novel and Graceful Equestrian Scene;
HOGLR & KKISFE. the Astonishing Annbathrontic
Performers and Gy nart*;
T EMIACO BROTHERS, acknowledged to be the
best and mo*! Tliri tin; Tnipe/.ist* in the World;
MADAME DELVEME, the Graceful and C'har.i ing
Lady Rider;
MISS EUGENE DEFOE, th< Dashing Equestrienne;
STGNOR M \RTINI CIIARISKE, in hi- Great Scena
on the Slick Wire ; one of tlio most remarkable pcrfor- j
mance* ever aeon;
M WOOD A COOK, pnpil of C. W Noyes. the
Champion Liapcr and Boy Rider of the Worid. in his
Great Hurdle, Bareback and Double Back Somersanlj |
Act. iu which he stand* without a rival;
MR. GE »U iK MEREST, Horizontal Bar Ppiformcr ,
antl Accomplished (Jym»n*t;
MR FRANCIS ROBINSON, the Great Scenic Rider •
SIGNOR VICTOR. th<- Boneless Man and Wondertal i
Performing Monkey, under th«< direction of C. Noyes
In which Big. Victor tn\\ go the swdrd exercise
and manual on horseback:
MR. JOHN ni NTERSON, Batont Leapcr;
MR. E I). PHILLIPS, Yaultcr. Ac. ;
MR CIIA T LKS WHITE, the Lion Tamer, ;in his i
Thrilling Scenes in tho Deu of Liuns.
MR C. W. NOYBS win intrndnca the disainntiT*
BABY ELEPHANT, ORIENTAL HIRAM,
and demonstrate his wonderfili tniliiiiig*abiHty as ex
emplified in the intelligent performance* of this inter
e**ting animal. Mr. Noyw wjil also introduce his BEAU
TIFUL TRUE HORSE. GREY EAGLE, and his cun
ning and pretty LEARNED PONY, ".WONDER,"
the delight of the little ones.
DR. JAMES L. THAYEB will Introduce his COMIC
MULES. SAM AND DICK,
in a laughable scene, and bin humorous pony " O Jan
uary." in a comical cplsode.
THREE CLOWNS,
I)R. JAMES L TILXTEU, the Popular American
Jester;
CHARLIE PARKER, the Comic Clown and Joke-
Cracker. will appear at each performance and introduce
his COMIC PONY
44 WHOA JANUARY."
FRANK ROBINSON, But ton-Burster and Side-Split
ter to tfce nation.
The performance in the will commence with a
GRAND AND BRAJL TJFt/L ENTREE entitled
THE BEDOUINS' HALT,
realizing the effect of an Arabian Caravan haltiugforthe
night at an hi the Great Jieacrf, in which the
FULL STUD OF HORSES
will appear, and go through a great number of hoantlfal
evolutions without saddle or bridle.
Admission BO cents.
Children under 10 years 25 "
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Evening at 7# o'clock.
WILL EXHIBIT, *OR OAK DAY ONLY,
AT BUTLER.
Wednesday, Mn y 22d.
Doors open at I 1-2 7P. M. Price of Admission
5 0o«nts; Chiidrsn uader 10 years '45 cents*
ALSO, st KITTANMNG. Monday. Mmy 20tb : 112 RER
rOKT, Tnrs lay, Hay 2lat; ZELIBNOPLK. Tumlav Ma- 23d
]iu*in"M A|T ., F ( L. fOCLDO'.'K.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
FOR INVALID SOLDIERS.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Commin
wealtn of Pennsylvania, .March® 1867.
THE Boar J of Supervisors appoints by the above
Corporation to carry out the objects of the act of
Incorporation, respectfully announce to the public that
the Legislature of Pennsylvania hu authorised the rais
ing of funds fos the erection, establishment, and main' j
tenances of an Asylum for Invalid Soldiers of the late
war, to be built on the Battlefield of Gettysburg, and
as an inducement to patriotic citisens to contribute to
this benevolent object, ha*e empowered the Corpora
tion to distribute amongst the subscribers «uch articles
of value and interest, from association with the late
war, or anv moneys, effects, property, or estate, real
or personal, whatever, in this Mate or elsewheie, at
such times or upon such terms, and in such way and
m-inner whatsoever, as to them shall seem fit, any laws
ol this Commonwealth to the contrary notwithstanding
The enterprise is cordially recommended by the fol
lowing named well known gentlemen:
Major-Genet al GEORGE G. MEADE,
Ex-Governor ANDREW G.CURTIN,
Major General GALUSHA PENNYPACKRR,
Major General E. M.GREGORY.
Major General JOHN R BROOKE,
Msjor General CHARLES H. T. COLL 18,
Major General 11. Y J MADILL.
Major General J AS. L BEI.FRIDGE,
Brigadier General JAMES A HEAVER,
Brigadier General HORATIO G SICK ELS*
Brigadier General JOSEPH K. KNIPE,
Brigadier General WM.J. BOLTON,
Brigadier General SAM'!- M ZULICK,
Prigadier General JOHN K. MLRPIIY,
Brigadier General JOHN F. BALLIER.
Brigadier General T. F. M'COY,
Brigadier General R. E. W INSLOW.
Brigadier General HENRY PLEASANTS,
Brig will rfleni il JPs GOBIN,
Brigadier Oeneral J. M CAMPBELL,
Brigadier General THOB. M. WALKER,
Brigadier General WM. COOPER TALLEY,
Brigadier General I». M M. GREGG,
Colonel F. S STI'MBAUGH,
The site for the institution . thiity acres) has already
been purchased, and it is hoped that the good work may
commence before midsummer.
Subscriptions will be received at the office of the An
notation, No. 1126 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, on
and after Monday,, the6th day of J/ay, I*o7.
For each subscription of five dollars a certificate will
be issued, which will entitle the holder to such article
of value as may be awarded to its number.
The first distribution of awaids will be made imme
diately upon the receipt of 80,000 subscriptions, of
?5 each.
The distribution will be public, and undur the direct
supervision of the Corporators.
Persons at a distance are requested to remit their
subscriptions (when iiiacticeble) by Poet office money
order, or registered letter, to insure prompt delivery.
Direct ell letters to
J D. HOFFMAN,
SECRETARY BOARO OF SUPERVISORS,
Box 1481, P. 0., Philadelphia.
The follow ing is a schedule of the award* to he made
under the first distribution. The items of Diamonds
and other precious stones were purchased from citizens
of the South during the war, and their genuineness in
certified toby Jfeesrs. Henle k Br«»s..th«< most exten
sive diamond importer* in the country, and by J. Her
mann, diamoud setter, New York.
GETTYSBURG ABYLUM FORpNVAMD SOLDIERS
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, if arch 6 # 1807.
Office I**6 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
FIRST DISPOSITION.
Eighty Tliotisand Subscribers at Five Dollats Each.
1 — 1 Diamond Necklace, 48 Brilliants
valued at SBO,OOO
2 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch and Ear
Rings 15,000
3 1 Award 10--40 Government Bonds 10,000
4 1 Diamond Cross, set in Silver...... 7,000
6 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch ft,ooo
6 1 A ward 10-10 Government Bonds 5,:i00
7 1 Diamond Single Stono Ring 4.500
8— 1 Diamond ClttS <-r Bracelet 4 000
9 1 Diamond Single Stone scarf Pin 4,000
10— 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4,000
11— I Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4,00>J
111— 1 Pair Single Stone Diairond Ear
Rings 3,600
13— 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 3,000
14— 1 Award 10—40 Government Bonds 11,000
16— 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin 8,0«)0
lft— 1 Diamond Single a tene Stud 3,000
17— 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 2,600
18— 1 Diamond Single Stone King 2 500
19— I Diamond and Emerald Brooch... 2,800
20— 1 Diamond Single Btono Ring 2,000
21— 1 Diamond Cluster Ring 1.500
22 1 Long India Camel's Hair Shawl. 1,500
23 1 Choice Emerald Stud 1,600
24 1 i*im;le Stone Diamond Ring 1,000
25 to 34 10 Awards of 10—10 Government
Bonds, each 1,000
35 1 Three-stone Diamond and Ruby,
balf-hoop"Ring 800
36 1 Diamond Single stone Ear Knobs 800
37 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Studs.... WX)
38— 1 Diamond Single-stone Ring, star
setting ; 600
30— l Diamond Single-stone Pin 600
40— 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 500
41 to 60— 10 An aids of 10—40 Government
Bond*, each 600
61— 1 Ladj s Diamond-set Watch 4«M»
52 1 Diamond, Single Stone Ring .... 360
63 1 Diamond and Opal t luster Ring 250
64 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring 2)0
55 1 Pair Emerald >carf Pins 290
1 Ittrtinonrf Single StoAe Stud 150
57 I Diamond Cluster Pin 100
58— 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch and
Ear Rings ; 100
62 to 158—100 Awards iO—4o Govern t Bonds,
ea<h 100
159 to 258—100 Awards, Government Legal Ten
dirt, each 60
3,000 Awards, Government Legal Ten
ders, each....: 6
The distribution of the above rewards will be made
in public as soon as the subscription is full, of which
due notice will be given through the papers On and
alter Jfay Otli the Diamonds will be on exhibition at the
office of Ihe Association
The public can confidently rely on everything being
conducted in the moot honorable and fair manner. All
the awards will be handed to certificate holders, imme
diately sfter the disti i but ion, free of all cost, at the
offct-offhe Company, No. 1'26 CHESTNUT Stresi,
Philadelphia.
CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify that we have examined th« Dia
mond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubies, and other
Precious Stones, as described in the above list, and find
them ail genuine.
HENLK BRO.'S Diamond Importers,
•26 A/A 1 DEN LANE. New York.
J. HBu.WA NN, Diamond Setter,
394 BKirtJ.tfE St , New York.
AGBrfTS WANTED.
Book* can be hail containing Twenty Certificates,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
All orders for Certificates must be addre-sed to
J. D Secretary,
mny,no2l ,2mos,] Box 14*1, Poit Office, Philadelphia.
Ariniinistrutor'N Xotloe.
Estate of Patrick Flemtniny, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of A ministra
tion on the estate of Patrick Flemniing, <e ol
Clearfield tp.. Butler county. Pa , dee'd, have .»een gran
ted by the Register of said cotßtr, to the undersigned ;
therefore, all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, will make immediate payment, and those
having claim* against the sam* will pf-sent them
properly authenticated for settlement,
SI EPHEN M'CUE, Adm'r.
May 15, '67—3t.
Executor's Notice.
Estate of Jacob HarlzeU, dec it.
N'OTICE is hereby given, that Letter* Tes'amentarj
having been issued to the undersigned, on the ee
tate of Jacob Hartzell. late of Cranberry township
Butler county, Pa dee'd; therefore, ..II |»ei*ons know
iug themselves indebted to the said es'ate, will make
immodiaU payment, and thos< having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. WILSON 6RAIIAM. Ex'r,
May,no22, *•) ELIZABETH HART/ELL, Ex'x.
Administrator's A'otiee.
Etlate <f Johmton Wißinmxon, dcc'd.
NOTICE i* hereby given, that Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of Johnntou Williamson late of
.Viddlenex township, deed, have this day,(M. ty 4th,
j i867,i been granted by the Register to the endenigned;
therefore, all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, will make immediate payment. aud thor>
having claims will present the mime properly authenti
cated for settlement. JOHN llfti)W\*'
may 8, no. 21.3t* Administrator.
FOR NAILE.
THE subscriber offers for sale 6 aeres of good tilable
laad situats one mile Weet of Prospect, in Jfudd /-
creek township, on the main road leading from Prospect
to Portersville A hooee and stable tbereou erected: a
go** l well of water, and about thirty bearing fruit troes.
For furthsr particulars iuquireof W. W. D'dds.E-<j
of Pr«>spect, or the subscriber living two miles North
east of Butler, Pa. J AS. Jf. LOWE,
may 8, '67, 4t.
Notice.
IN the matter of the final account of Christian Flee
ger, a lunatic.
C. P No. 27 June Term. 1861: and now to wit r Arril
24th, 1867, account presented and directed to be fl'««d.
and publication ordered to be made aco riiug tt< '*le
of Court aad taw. By the Court.
Jiuil+r county, tt.
Certified from the Record fb»s 30tb day of Apt il, 1867
may. n021,3t+.) J. B. CLARK, Proth'y.
Notice.
A LL person* indebted to the firm of Sedwick ft
J\ Brown, are hereby notified that it is desirable
that their accounts should be settled without farther
delay.
The accounts of the ffrm are in the hands of P. P.
Brown, who is authorised to settle the same
M«t Ist, '#7, 11936,1f.) BEDWICK A BROWN.
LATE ARRIVAL
OP
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
The undersigns'] is now receiving and opening at his ftoro (one door South of
John M Thompson a Law office) io Butler, a splendid stuck of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, consisting of
DRY GOODS OK AU, DESCRIPTIONS,
SUCH AM
Cloths, Tweed?,
Freac&i jtteruxaos, P®plias,
Alpacas, Golmrp, kc.
Notions, Ready Made Clothing, Gar
pets, Oil Cloths, Groceries,
Hardware, Queens
ware, Hats,
Cap?, Boots & Shoes, Sofe (Leather, &q.»
And all such goods as this market requires, which will be sold CHEAP. Call
and examine.
3STO TILOUBLE TO SIETOW G-QOIDS!
Highest Market l'rice I'aid for all kinds of Merchant; bio Produce.
April 24, 1867::tf. JOHN SCOTT.
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
Quaker,
Union,
Excelsior,
Aetna,
Buckeye.
\LBO. Calmer'* and Common Sense liny Elevators
and Rakes.
A 1,80. Cultivators, IRON and Wood.
ALSO, Double Shared Plow*, Iron.
ALSO, Cutting Boxes and Corn Shelters.
ALS Plow* and Point*, all kind-*.
ALSO. Cook Btoves (Wood or coal), on hand and for
sale ut our old atand.
•I. a. & Wm Campbell.
Butler, may,nodi,2m
Orphans Court nalc.
BY vlrtne of an order of the Orphan*' Court of But*
ler county, Pa., the undersigned Administrator of
the estate of AZ-irtha Afilllsoo, der'd, will offer for sale
at public vendue on the premises, on
Saturday, the Ist day of June next
a» one o'clock, p. m , of said day, a certain message and
lot of ground situate in the hoiough of Prospect, coun
ty and Statu aforesaid, bounded on the north by un al
ley <>n the oast by a HtreMt, on the south by a street,and
on the we*t by an alley, containing One Hundred and
Twenty feet in front, and One Hundred and Twenty
feet to the alley, and on which la erected a dwelling
house.
TKIt.VS OK SALE—One-third of the p«rchaae money
to be paid on the confirmation of aale by the court, and
the balance in two equal annual payments therealter
with interest from aaid confii mat ion
may,no.2l,] JOHN GREEK, Adrn'r.
W.T YOUNG,
ATTORNEY \.T LAW.
J. W. YOUNG, Surveyor.
Benzonia. Benzie Co.,
April 24.1567,1y. Michigan.
NOTICE.
Jacob K Kennedy,) C. P., No. 11, November Term,
VS. V18«V
talect Kennedy j Petition for Divorce.
Having heea appointed an examiner to take testimo
ny in the above rate, I will attend to the duties of aaid
appointment at the office of Block A Fleeter, in Butler,
on Thursday the lid day of May. A, D., IMJ7, between
the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M., and 5 o'clock, P M., of
which all persons Intel ested will take notice.
GEORGE A. BLACK,
May 1. 1867—3t. Exi miner.
PROPOSALS
For Building the Seminary at Clarion
SEtLED PROPOSALS for building the Heminary at
Clarion, will be received by ;he Secretary of the
Board of Ti us tees, until 12 o'clock, M., Monday May
20th. 1*67.
The building to be of brick, 60x100 feet, three stories
high Plan*, specification*, arid iletail drawings can be
aeen at the First National Bank of Clarion.
no. 20, 3t. MILKS BKATY, Ser'y.
Auditor's Statement of Slippery
rock Township.
A J. Bard, Esq., Treasurer of Bounty Fund for the
Borough of Centreville, and towu*hip, for
the yeai l»6t
DR.
To amount of both duplicate* 90,520 94
CH.
By total amount of Bonds $4/21 60
By caah advanced 1,974 7ft
lly exonerations 497 7ft
By amoi nt of outstanding Tax US 00
By per centage. (or foes) 161 75
By incidf ntal expenses 800
By caah on hand....*. 60 20
|«,820 95
We, the undersigned Auditors of Slipperyrock town
ahip, having audited «nd examined the vouchers in the
regoing aocount, do hereby certify the same to be
..onect. Witness our hands.
THOMAS M'DERMITT,")
11IKA.M M.OILL, \ Auditois.
D W ADSWORTH, )
May 1,1867—3t.
I.ist of C'auHen.
TRIAL lirtfor Jdnn Torm ISB7.
m.«T WKKB.
Peter 8. Weaver va. Samuel C'leland, Trrrt Tenaul.
Herman J Berg vs. James Hall's Administrator
Commonwealth, Hannah Callen.ler sug, aa PI If va.
Thus. Watson, Ttrrt Tun.
Patton K ear us va. Bernard Roessing et. al.
SECOND WEEK.
John C Murrin et. al. va. Ryan Honton et al.
laaac Spousler va David Marshall.
John Murrin'a Executors v* Daniel Kelly.
Eleanor llioes va Sainmd Wimer Jr , et al
William B. Lenimou vs Jacob Mechllng.
William Clark va Jamea S. Smith.
John Murrin s Ex'rs vs Daniel Kelly.
Lydia S. M'Luie r* May B. Browned al.
John Negley rs William Vugeley et al.
J*s Gall iber Jr. vs Ja:nee Onllalier. sr a, Adm'r etal.
Harvey D. Thompson vs laaac Mj»onsler et al.
Matthen Kiddiee Ex r* vs K, J. lireyg.
Patton Kearns vs OeurgeC. Koessiug.
Patton Kenrne v* George C. Roessing.
Francis E%th vs. Jacob Zeigier.
J. B. CLARK, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's office, May Ist, no. 20, at.*
j Orphans' Court Sale of Valuable Real
Property.
BY virtue of an or er and decree of the Orphans'
Court of Butler county, 1 will offer for sale, on the
premises, en
Saturday, the lat day of June , 1867,
At 1 O'clock, P. M., as the property of Sarah K Long,
minor child of Rolxrt Long, dee'd, the following ds*
cribed tract or piece of land, situated paitly in Mercer
townahip and the borough of llsrrisville, in the county
of Butler. Pa , bounded on the Eaet by lands of Win.
Breham and Wm. Brow a ; on the North by lauds of W.
Brahaui; on the West by lands of Robert Long, dad;
and on the N rth by ar. Alley— containing l«acres and
120 per die*.
TERMS :—One-third of the purchase money in hand,
(at time of confirmation of sale),and the h-daucein two
i equal annual installments, with lawful intarest from
date of said confirmation of the aale by the Court.
RICHARD VANDYKE, Guardian
| Herri ftville. May 1, 1867 at of Sarah tva Long.
To the Public.
TIIE citizens of Butler and vicinity are hereby re
spectfully informed that the undersigned has opefr
[ eda simp on the Northeast Comer ot Main Struct anu
' the Diamond, where he is prepared to repair
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
: and all kind* of Locks and Sewing Machines. All woil
done, warranted to give satisfaction. TRY ME.
j ■«»9, Snto J. M JONES.
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES & WAGONS.
\FTER MOUE THAN FIX YEARS EXPERIENCE
in my business.and n Winters labor in in selecting
the bast material, and constant oversight in the making
or the name, by
FIKBT ( I.ISS WORKKIESr,
I have now on hand the forgot aud beat lot of
CARRIAGES,
BIIGUIEID,
NILKEYH,
WAUOXS, do.,
qoth light and hoary. ever offered #> the people of
Butler county, ; which I will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH,
TrFamlly Carriages, Shifting Top Buggies, Open and
otting Ruggle*—in ahmt. I think I can furnish al
most anything in the vehicle line, made of the best
Eastern timber. Spring* aud axles; and finished in a
manner not excelled in cltie* East or West, and bettor
adapted for out road* than Eastern work.
Shop and Ware-room on Cunningham street, East of
and near MardorTs Tannery, Butler. Pa.
(JEO. C. ROEBSTNG.
REFERENCES:
We, the undersigned, take pleasure in recommending
to the public, the work of Gao. C. Kovssing. We have
used his manufacture ef Carriage*— they have given
satisfaction, and are well adapted to our roads.
CHARLES M'CATIDI.RHS,
J. G. * W. OAm-MU,
I)R. STEPHEN IIRAPFN,
R. C M'ABOT,
I»H. FRICRENSrKIX.
no. 17-tf. WM. S.A A.G. Rom.
Appraisement I.!S(N.
rpilE following Rppralsemeut ll»ts of property re-
I tained under the Mb Portion of the Act of Assem
bly if 14th of April, 1861, have been presented and
filed in the office of Clerk of Orphaus' Court, in and far
the County of Butler, to wit:
O. C. t No I,March term, IS<I7 , Mrs. Nancv Stewart,
widow of John Stewart, dee'd, person* I property
amounting to $3 0.
T. C. Stewait and John M. Dunn, Adm'rs.
O C., No. 2 March term. 1; Mrs. Mary RRnn,
widow of Philip Ulinn, dee'd; personal property amount
ing toSJW» 6J* Isaac R« I las Adm'r.
O C-, No. 6, March term, I*B7 ; Mrs. Graham, widow
of Knos Graham, dee'd; personal property amounting
to 1300. Mrs. ——— (irahsm, Adm'x.
O. 0., No. «. March term, 1867, Mrs. Wolf. Widow
of Joseph Wolf, dee'd ; Real estate amounting to S9OO.
Patrick Hamilton, Ex'f.
0. C., No. 7, March term. 1867 ; Mrs. Elisabeth Fitr.-
slmmons, widow of Wm. »• itrsimmons. dee'd; Real es
tate amounting to |3OO. John Martin, Adm'r.
O.C. No. 27, March term, 1867; Mrs. Jane ltaalett,
widow of Robert llas'cti, dee'd : Personal property
amounting to s2jl 22. John M. Haalett, Adm'r.
0-C No, 70, March term, 1*67 ; Mrs. Phehe I .ay ton,
wMnw of Tltas. J. Lay ton, dee'd ; Real estate amount
inn to s3oo. Phebe Adm'z.
G. C. No 74. March term. 1867; Mrs. Jane Rorland
personal property amonnting to S3OO.
James Rorland k Win. L. Bartbjy, Adm'ra.
Of which tho creditors, heirs, legatees, distribute™,
and others interestod, will take notice ami appear at our
Orphan*' Conrt. to be held at liutler, on the First Mon
day of June next, it to-ing the 3d day of aaid month,
to show cause if any they have, why the said appraise
ment lists should not be confirmed absolutely.
F. M. EASTMAN,CIerk.
N B.—Appraisement Lists <rlH not be presented
for confirmation rntll the publication fee* ars piid.
March *, u021,4t.
A inlilor's .\otlee.
IN the mattr.r the of Petition of J. W. Christy, for
X Citation to Isaiah Wig ton, Guardian of Perry Mor
In the Orphans' Court of Butler County, No. 14,
September Term, 1866.
And now to wit : Mar. h 11. IWV7 : Wo order that the
within Petition of the Complainunt be taken and con
fessed, there being n - appoarnnce or denial of tho res
pondent on file or presented to us; and We further di
rect a reference to Tliomai* Robinson, K«| , as alt Audi
tor to take proof of the facts and eircamstmces aet forth
In the Petition and report thereon to the Court, and
also to report an account agai list Maid Defendant's Guar
dian If necetsiry. By the Court
Butler count}, >i;
Certified from the Record this 10th day of April, k. D.,
18*7. F. M EASTMAN , Clerk of O C
Notice is hereby glv« n that I will attend to the du-*
• ties of the above aj.p olutmout at the Hotel of W. G
Chrlstley, in Ceutreville, this county, on the 30th dat of
M:.V 1867. THOMAS ROBINSON,
Butler, M»y 1, 1867—1t. Auditor,
ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.
ASSESSOR'S OMCR. TXTRI RAL RIVIVVK, 33D DIST..)
ALLEMI£*Y CITT, PA , May flth, »8r.7. J
>fOTICE is hereby giren to all persons interested.
| that thelistsof Income Tax, Licenses. Ac . for the
23d District, Penn'a, will be open for v xauiind on at my
office. No. 06 Water street, Allegheny city, on the 21st
ami 22d davs of May. 1867, at which time aud piece I
will hear all appeal* presented to me relative to auy er
roneous or excessive \aloaiions, assentim nts or enu
merations mad* by the Assistant Assessor's for said
Dntrict.
All a| psGs must ha made in writing, aud must speci
fy the piHklllltWW, Matter or thing t—|iatllllg which
a decision is requested, and hall ai»o state the ground
or principle of error complained of, Ac. No appeal c»u
be allowed t«i anv party after the list has b«en trans-
Bitted to ths Collector. After the above d*te all per
sons -übje. t to Ux who havw neglected t<» make retains,
will be subjected to the penalties provided by law.
li. K. NEVIN,
no. 21-3t. 11.1. Assessor. 2»d Dlst. Pa.
Auditor'ii Xolloo.
IN the matter of the Petltiou of J. W Christy for Cb
tation on Isaiah Wigton, to tile and se.itl* account as
Guardian of Win. Morrow and D. 11. M. now, minor
children of Hamlltou Morrow,dee'd.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No. 18, Sep
tember Term, IStiO.
Aud now to wit:—March 11,1867 : W'e order that the
within Petition of the Complainant bo taken oroonfbss
ed, the'e being no appaarauce of denial of the respond
entsou file, aud further direct a reference t> Thomas
Ilobuison, , as an Auditor to taku proof of the facts
aud circumstances set forth I i the Petition, and to re
port them to the Court; and also to report an account
j against said Detendant's Guardian if necesssary
By the Court.
Butler enur.ty. it:
Certified from the Record tbia 11th day of April. A. D-,
1867. F. M EASTMAN, Clerk of O.C.
Notice is hereby given that I will attend t» the duties
of thi above appointment at the Hotel of W. 0. Chri«t
ley,in Centreville, tbia county, on Thursday, the 30tb
day of Mav, 1807. THOMAS ROBINBON,
Butler, May I.I«VJ7—It. Auditor.
NEW GOODS.
Tb»r* Is a Store on Main Street,
Where all the awalna end maidens m€et,
to help their ,l *olea" and save thelf feet*
Just three doors north of M'Aboy'g store.
Tou t® sural v been in (hair before.—
Lives UVBKLTOfIf up to pari fn leather
He aclls hid Indies' gaitors at one dollar twenty eta. p*t 112
And ever* kind of boots k shooe of genta k ladies' ware,
And all At each low pi-ire* that n<*ne need barefoot go,
While lli'siltok and hia leather are making auch a show
AX HUS£LXOH'SCBEJ.r
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
Where jnn will find (he li>f*eat and belt luworted «<oe*
of HOOTS iilkl SHOES In ptfreharcd la tfr*
AIL Hi SJIS W ©dDd^UDBo
sfy stork conefrt* Ir part of (Womtn'i ehtt
dreu »> tiwllng „nd klojo kid Uait.n.
Polish and Oil Goat
Balmorels, Tampico
and grained
Morocco Boots,
Aleo, complete stock of Mens' and 80 ja' Ware, con
sisting in part of
LASTING, FRENCH AND COMMON CALF fUITRRS,
FRENCH AND COMMON CALF BOOTS,
(hand wort warrflmt*»•,)
KIP A* V trrpßK BOOTS.
Ah» Mix»' l*Lot)an Pilots. (only flj 60 per pair.)
Also, a complete stock c 4
LADIES' AND GENTS' SUPPERS.
My .toe* of leather mil ftmttnfe. coDslrts In p.rf of
Kids and Mcrroccoa of all kinde,
Roans of all colors,
French awl Cou>uioi» Calf Skins,
Ki|>, tipper and; Ssle leather.
h" A 7' 1 *" ,r c °"" ht " 04 OItONOCOI O&MPOKXIjC atodf
Alms Lost*/ Peg*, Thread N»n«, Boot-tree. As. Kr».
ry thirty a Shoemaker uses he can And at B. G. HUfKU
TON>, three doors North of M'Aboy Bros. Store But
ler, Pennsylvania.
49-Th Is stock yon wtfl And fa selected on the print
clpUh t hat ix uNlo? would make a better coat than a
bMcfcamtth, ho y.. u may aspect to flad a better quality
of lso<>TS and SHOES at a Shoe atore than at a 1 dry
foods atore.
Tcr sl?ort tim* and ctu,h buyers we offer superior In
ducement*. Call and examine nry ktoclr. 170 trotttilo
to show gondii.
Particular attention paid lo order's.
It. V. IH MKf/rOrf,
no.ao.9W*> Mil
NOTICE. ""
TN the matter of 111• petition of Inhabitant. .112 tot-
I Kuril and Jaik*,iii H.wiiahlp»,#ir erectlu. elludeaemt
ent Schixil' Dfotrlat.
Itutler eottnfy, n i
In tlie Court of (inarterS.nten. of the Pear, for natal
conntjr, hold at Butler—of (he Term of March, In lb*
year of our Lord, oil. ll.oiwand el|(ht hundred.ad «lrty
«e*en. on the twenty third day of April, the .aid yeaf,
the petition of Frederick K. Kellma'ndtweritv tlire. nth
er taxnl.l" Inhabitant* of the fctwnehtprof dn/ward an J
Jarkfton, In fiaid county, pre»etf.ed, .eftlng forth Hina
said petitioners desire the formation of the territory
upon which they reaida, into a separate and Independ
ent Common School District, the bounds of which said
proponed district are as follows: —Beginning at a port orf
the line dividing the land of William Boggs and George
Ift, in Jackson township ; thence South seventy degree*
Kant two hundred and forty perdu* to a poat on the
lands of Robert Kintiear, in Forward township; thence
South twenty degrnes Went three hundred porches to ai
post on the land of W 8. Waldron, in Forward towm
ship; iheure North seventy degrees, West two hnndred
and forty perches to a poet on land of Nicholas Miller,
in Jackson township; tlienco, North twenty degree*
East, three hu idred perches |o the place of beginning..
Whereupon the Court do appoint N. M. Slator. Rob
ert Duncan and M F. White Commission rs, to view the
premises and to ini|iiire into the propriety of granting.
Uie prayer of the petition, to report to tl»« Court at
next Term, being the flrat Monday ef Jane neit, the
lines of the proposed new district, either according to
the bounds net forth in the said petition as above reci
ted. or to such other bounds as they ahall think mtwe 1
advisable, together with their opfnkn on the eapodien
cy of eetabliHhing or not establishing the saiue.
Certified from the record, April *J7th, 18<«7
P. M. KASTMAN. Clerk.
The Commissioners will attend to the dudes of their
appointment on Monday the itth day of M«y neat, of
which aH persons Interested will plea* take notice.
N M SLATOR-. >
ROBKRT DUNCAN. > ComndMloneTV.
M. F. WIIITK, 112
May 1, ISl7—3t.
SPRINGSTYLES
— o7 ,
WALL PAPER
—AND—
WINDOW SHADES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A LABOR AND WELL SELECTED STOCK, AT
low prices. Purchasers will And it to their intereef
to call before buying elsewhere.
IVo Trouble to Show
It. C. II KIN EM A IT,
■o W, 3mo. Main Streot, Butler, Pn.
MILLINERY h TRIMMING STORfC
MRS. J ADLINtJTON smnouwcee to the pubtfe that
she has opeired a Millhier> and Triimnir.g Btore tf
three doarn Norih of Sykea' Oroeeryy where she will
pay particular attention to Dress Making and all triad?
of Familf hewing.
Stamping,, Braiding,
T, A OIKS' tHIMMISCI,
New Style Hoops and Corsets,
"»•» WalMiig; and Family S«wla«,
New Style Promenade SL Party Skirts,
H/IWCRII, BIBSOXS, LAf'KS AND OLOVKB.
Oent's Cuffe, Collars,& Neckties.
HHS. Jf. ADLHCITOX,
TIIHEB DOORS BORTH OF BYKES' SROCBRT,
▼ol. 4, ns. t6-it. Main Street, BrrfTer, Pa.
P LO W S .
WE ARK RELIABLY INFORM
\s ' ir t) ed that (tome person or per»o n
have been selling plowa thronghe
„„t the cnunty,i eprn«enting t hem
as made by G & J R, Moeer, this is therefore to worn
the public against such, as all pl>Ws we make have oar
Plows always on hand, and work warranted.
O.iJ.R. MO*BR.
no 9, Smo Bntler, Pa*
NOTICE.
Joseph B Bryson. ) C. P.. Ne. SO, March Ter»,
vs. V1867.
Sarah Ann IJr)son. j Petition for Divorce.
Having Veen appointed an examiner to take teflt'm«-
»iy in the above cae«, I will attend to ih» dntiee of aaid
appointni»nt at the oßice of IJUck k Fleeger. in Butior,
I'a.,on Friday tho 2it h day of May, A. D .1867, between
hours of toclark, A M , and 6 o'clock, P. M., of
aald dav, of wliich all persons intern tod Will take no
tic GBOKOg A. BLACK.
May 1, IS67—3t. Examiner.
\ OTIC K.
rplIR unpaid artounti of Dr. \Y. ». Ilu-elton are in
I our hands f>r colli ctlon Persuß-! knowing them
selves to b« indobled toliim will s.iv# nMs by calling
w th us within one ut'#uth, iU our olMce on M«ln street,
liu'ler. I'a . and |«) ing up.
May 1,1867—1» BLACK k FLEEGER
NOTICE.
MY wife, Mary, has left my bed ami hoard, without
just cause. I therefore, hereby warn and notify
all persons not to harbor her or give her credit on tu)
account, as I will pay uo debtor her contracting.
May 1, ISo7—3t.* JOHN M IKE.