Hjtoiisibillly for Two lilood)
Wars.
The student ofhi*»>»T* !l! be fille(1 w ' th
wonder and amazement when he reads
with earo ihe history.of ffje Democratic
party *nd reflects thut swell « corrupt or
ganization was so io)<jr;it<.d and
maiutifted nndtr * ScWerhtihent' which
had beau as^ioljiWU'ly,dedi«ited to rtjputi
liean liberty W »Bts. HifWmc* Fpeen
lute autl theortift up')" tlift different ex-
DedieatsjvhicU h»ve been resoHed_to[fol
ate purposn <X empires and bav?
bav? ty'own
the !ie«ti<ii)U«t)<'« of cetrupt niimarth?,
una wlMe untolling to the world tne se
ereb intrigues which liuvel>eeu the maUi-
nf mureMiments whifh were not
founded upon the virtue and intelligence
of the people, have fallefl th*t #irt
phenomenon in ours, whilu records tlie
administration and control of our gov
ernment by a political party which pro
claimed its avowed hostility to all meas
ures which were calculated to
strengthen and preserve the Federal
Union. The "feat aim of the Democratic
party was political power and personal ag
grandizement, and not the* increased de»
veldpenient of the national resources, and
tfie permanent glory oif the Republic. To
accomplish its object,and secure prlitical
permanence, it never hesitated to . pros
trate the business of the country, or to
plunge it into useless war. The growth J
of Republican sentiment and the spirit ot j
oppofltioh to slavery during the few years
preceediug the Mexican wa,r, resulted in
the leaders of that party, then in control
of the government, sending Paul Hous
ton into the regions bor.lt tint; on the Hio
• Irantlq lor the sole purpose of filibuster
ing: the country into a war with Mexico.
This was not done because the descend
ants of the Montezuma* had been guilty
of any breoch of the law of nations, or |
that "we hnd any wrongs to redress, but ,
in order that some pretext might bo ad- j
vanccd yudci which we could cla.m and
secure the Territory of Text.s, which fell
tfrVhir'lot'tis the j
I.ttfie treaty of tinudaloupe Hidalgo.
J'hc ac.juisition of this large tract of rich j
and sparsely settled country, accomplish
ed the purpose for which it was intended . j
the speedy incorporation of Texas into j
the I'nion as a powerful ally ot the Dem ••
oeratic party, dedicated to slavery !
•itH to tlio Democratic par- j
tv. not because slavery was profitable
thore, not because something was needed
to counterbalance the rapidly increasing
wealth and population of the l'ree .Soil
party of the Northwest The price paid
tor this fiand of recruits to the l)emo
critic party is well known to the coitus
try. The war was precipitated upon t be
country, and national honor and national
peace required that it should bo prose
cuted with vigor and success. '1 his fact
compelled many eminent statesmen to
Hupport a war which in their hearts they
could not but condemn.
The success in thus extending the do
minions of the l>cmocratio party, by forc
ing the country >nto a war in which the
national honor was involved, emboldened
the leaders and induced them to repeat
the thing, when power pawed from their
hands by the election of Abraham Liu
coin in the memorable election of 1800.
They had fattened from the drippings of
the public Treasury, and they imagined
that such ah innovation upon their inhe
rentfights as the election ot a Republic
can President, was sufficient grounds on
which to involve the country in another
war. How far they were successful the
history of the past live years bears ample
testimony. Their history during the past
fifty yeais js written in letters of blood,
marked not alone by the bloodhound s
track amid the bayou- andswamps of the
cotton and rice fields of the far oil houth.
but among the rolling hills ot wild and
rugged New England, upon the broad and
unbroken prairies that sweep Westward
from the Alleghenies toward the Golden
States of thb Pacific, and in a thousand
beautifully' decorated cemeteries, whore
sleep in one calm and unbroken sleep our
army of patriot dead. \\ ill the Ameri
can people ever agiiin commit the desti
nies of the country to the keeping of
such a political party?— Fre<). Jiep.
General Sheridan has put a some
what amusing construction on one clause
of the Reconstruction act. He removed,
a short time ago, the rival boards of levee
commissioners,one appointed by Governor
"Wells,and oue an old rebel board. Gov.
Wells sent a remonstrance to Washington,
and obtained the reversal ot the order
from the President, whereupon the Gen
eral removed Governor Wells himself as
'' an impediment to the faithful execu
tion of the law," and denounces him as a
dishonest and tratorious person. As bes
twoen General Sheridan and any man
who has been actively engaged the lust
four or five years in Louisiana politics,
we should have no hesitation in talcing
the. General's side. We feel perfectly
satisfied that when he says any New Or
• leans politician, be he "patriot" or rebel,
is a knave, a knave he is; and we desire,
asfrtng as martial law if down there the
law ol' the land, that he may in ali things
lirtve hit- #wu way but we fear, in this
instance, he will not lfave it. If the
at 'Washington were to ac>
knowledge that an appeul to them from
the ; dcci*?»b« bf a district commander
ipight 1)0 treated hy the officer himself as
ofrering-nn " impediment to the faithful
execution ot the law," and punished ac
cordingly, the right ot appeal would be
of course destroyed, and the various gcti
urals would become absolute within their
limited jurisdiction—a result which the
acl certainly did not contemplate.
—A liome, However, tasteful as to house
andjjtwn, is incomplete without a liberal
allotment of ground for gardeniug purpo
mm* ' Much of the domestic comfort of a
j is derived from the products of
the gai tin.' importance ot
rendering it capable of producing the
greatetfc®<»atf«ty. of fruits and vegcta
bles. These provided for, a taste for the
merely (trnamental and the beqntiful may
be indulged as conducive alike to health
and intellectual deveiopement.
—*ltf%ad frnth half ofouY forebodings
aßflWt '«Hr neighbors are but onr own
wishes, which we are ashamed to utter
in any other form.
AMERICAN CITIZEN |
Ornamental, plain, BefcV
AND
1«* Ivearns B ill<tl v«K. < Story, opi
postie .lack's Ilo%cl, St«eet,
WE ATW PSEl'&tb r irSIKT.ONSnonT NOldß j
Dill Head*. Buok?, Labels, L'fft
pnmimes, Constitutions, Checks, Notes,
Drafts, lilanks, Business Cards, Visiting
Cards, Show
3Jills PAperlioblt!", 1
Billets, Sale Bills, &c.
BgING FUftNISIIED WITII %
Tlie Most Approved HftnS Presses
THE LARGEST'ASSOWamaIr OF
Type, Borders, Ornaments. Rule*, Cuts, &c.,
IN THB COG NTT,- • '
We will execute everything in the line of
PLAIN ApNDDECORATIVE PRINTING
Nr-Art-i, PKOAPTLT, at ltEaj»o!«A»La lUT*U, I
in a sfyle wbitfel any 1 establishilifent at
home, and compete with any abroad.
WKrMiBH
Are employed in every branch ot the
busiuiss, and wo' QjuicavOr to meet
w:infi nf the romtmitiity. an if to fe
tain the honorable distinction which lias
! been already conceded to this establish
ment, ffir
TASTE I > ( (> \I I'O -4J lO N
AND
mit'ijnnoe In Press Work.
In all the essentials of Cheap Printing,'
Good Paper, Tasteful Composition, Heau
tif.il Tiof-s vrpik'.Vil'MlitfAfbii", we In.
viti eninpaiison, from ftiCi rd
of a single line to an illuminated Poster,
or a work of any number of pages.
The American Citizen.
IS published every Wednesday In tlie borongho?Bntler
by K A\i>m v.in Kearn#' Building, Main Street,
fppoHite tlie .lack House.
Tkrms:- a/oar.|r|«Wiß Sfemncs.cr
the firsttli-1 <a 'lso |fui)t i>itid uutfljaften
the expiration fheArst *\x nu ntlis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING, &c
I ;rnlnmti f.i -l« mcntlH
rolnmn f->r «i* months jsP W
j eolt,inii f.i Mx m«>atbs —— $ <*J
i r -—t %
1 r..li.n.n f..rono y»*nr. 70 00
Pi,.f. ion <1 mi l Biihlk « C«rd«. not S
„ i .# I'D
F.xc ur •!' i.lnitnutrul< r».inil tudlt^r'iinotice.,each,<oo
A i.iilieu!iuji. foi 1.-, .nm i«rli.i >to
C.Wt'um l'nr*> ■ Notic™ of At 4t , nft
.Jinn 1 ; iawrtinnii. on. ll i 00
10 lm.'s ot NoM|>uruU, l i.ri!stiiuivak.nt ) will n)4ke«s<iuuiS
j.5 nheet linnd-Mlt, 60 copies or l«n 51 5
y „ .iii 1
Full " " " ,IBU
fttAItKS.
For nnv quantity tiniler 5 quire., 112 1 50 pßrqnTrp; on all
amounts over that, a reasonable redaction will be made
BGMXJSftS CAHDH.
Single packs, fl*6o; each additional pack, 50 cts.
LOCAL NOTICRB.
lOcentsper line for each insertion.
DEATHS AnD MARRIAGES,
will bepnbllshdH gratis, where the *ame not exceed
;»li tii.4; fur each additional Hue, ft cts. will be chnrp-H.
\«lv.Ttlsem.nt« of O. ('.Sale, Kxecutors, Admiidstra
t..rs n*i l Auditor's notices: Estiny*, DlSnnlution of I'art
ner-hip. Cautions, and nil transient advertisements MOST
POSITIVELY BE PAID 15 ADVANCE.
O. K. ANNSMNi IWitor and Propria**.
Dec. 6 IS«6
—!
L. Z. MITCnELL,
' sa A liia
j; v ■ I > liiC'• N.i 1 • I 1 'r 1!..-«•
4 liiir!«><» M'dnndlefti
»»*
Offii-o, onJSonth west corner or Diamontl. lliitt.r,
J. X. A J. I'l ISVIAM K.
VI torncys it 1 a>v *
Offlre.i.n S. K.of Dianiiniil nn.l Main •>. fl»'li r, 1'».
JOHN H. LIOS
TIIOMPSOK & LYON,
m t I mm-
QSpOQIce, on Mum rHre« t. Hutler. I' sflkll
QUO, AtiulUrt .Ota. W. FLELOER.
BLACK & FLEEGER.
ATXOllMiii-i AT l/AW,
,A>;> A.NpCLAI* AG l-*NV£ •
EH*- omcfe oti VTa'fn sfiVot,' hrt'M'leroan'a
Cl« BmiUc, k'*. uo ff.iy.
%W. DB . BH .
ATTOHNEY AT LAW,
Will attond to all buiincM circuited tt bin on prompt
ly! .' 1 1 attention given to (be collections of Itn
iHin". It-ink* l\iy *w»W JiountUx.
WUI »lsoa»:t agent for those wishing to buy .or
sell\eni estate.
OtHe# cßi sido of Diamom!, in Brailm'fl buiMing, j
Hutier l'a.
THOS. i^O"BI3ST3O3Sr,
Attorney at Law,
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT-
Office with Charles M'Candless, Eff]
S. W,. Corner of Diamond
HuTr.KR PA.
Claim A^enl.
THK undersigned would respectfully notify the public
that he ban beta regularly Commissioned as
-A-GrEISTT,
for soaurine llmrntv V n j». Armir» •/ /lav »■<!
K'om.for anliliera, or if tliey arc ileaii. for their leipii
r. iiri wr.fcitiT! . Ho ckMge wiß be nunle for pr.«w*.lmß
tho claims of solilicri. their rejentatiro until the
lime are collected K. ANUBRSON.
PLOW S .
K A R K Tt KI.I A ** LY TN FO R M
od that some pers *n or person
have been selling plowethnniglis
' ***' „ v t the county ,t -presenting them
rs mSde »»v Ok .1. R . >frtser. this \< theref .re to w«rri
the such, as all pl»ws we make havu oor
Plows always on hand, and work warmnted.
_ G.AJRMOSKR.
no 9, OAo. lintler. Pa.
W. J. YOUNG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
J. W. YOUNG, Surveyor.
Benzonia, Benzie Co.,
April »4.1567,1y. Michigan.
■OVERS HMDII
w >- K <o
s « «=
- ter
® ■ B S2. o
¥* 3 *
ALBO. Talmer's and Common Bense llay Elerators
and JUkea.
Al.t'O, Cultivators, JRON and Wood.
ALSO, - Double Shared Vlows, lr«*". 4
AI. SO. Cqltingßoxfs and Shallerst- .
A and PtthHs. all kinds.
ALSO, Cook Stores (Wood or coal), on hand and fer
sale at our old stand.
J. b. * Wn >. MipbiU.
Bntler, may.noSl^ia.
.
flETjfYSßlJttfi ASnUIU
loßlfvffiD SOLDIMs.
I* fpr' trn.y Aft of or the Common
wcaltn of Pennsylvania, March 6 1867,
r*ihe Board of Supsrrisors uppointod by the above
•.1 CorimrdlMf to *f»? th/ *f " .'** 112
KcorporatifiTSbectfi. W" >°J' >=•>'
Mh.. U-ci-i l» tl "thorsHtM*ii»-
K, k ~112 inn lit. rtlK- erei-tlbii. *il>ttalimentS|nd ittti-
Enaie. oflL Afvhup lor Tn®d Sidler. of the la( e
Wni to lie 'ml'' on tlifl:«tli.-'irt! of Uettj«b.irs n#d
•lan Indocto at |»tr|otl.- <•-»* 112
mis benev h«'f < <BV »'« '"l «.» J •" l> "£
tfa.n to dl.t3ill»l."|.«K-Hhe *fc-cri' ' •«uch nrtlc-10*
W value a3l?lfWre»t,T««n aMSSWron «m> the l(t«
war or any moneys, effects, property, or estate, real
or personal, whatever, In this State or elaewhere, nt
such times or upon such terms, and in such way and
ticmsssmmvs
lowing named well-known gentlemen:
Major-Oeneial GEORGE (i. MEADE.
ANDREW O.CUHTIN,
il tii* Gent t«l GAI.UBHA PES NY BACKER,
WiMor "femoral g. M. GREUORY,
Major General JOHN R DROOKE,
MiJprii' t*r*\ GJLUR*4:SU. 'l. COftLIS,
Major General JAS. h. BELFRIDGE,
BiigadierGeneral JAMES A. BEAVER,
" SICKELS,
Brigadier General JOSEPH F. KNIFE,
Brigadier GeneVal W M.J. BOLTON,
Brigadier General BAM'L M. ZULICK.
General JOHN |C. MURPHY,
PngadiAr GenVl'd .loif.N F. BALLIKR.
WfgtHitff'OenM! T. F. MTOY,
Briga-lii-r Genenil H K. WINSLOW.
Brigadier General HENRY PLEASANTS,
Bfinjuiiv! tfenfnM J. i\.£.
OAlrtll J. M CAMMnfLL,
Brigadier GeneralTlloß. M. WALKER.
Brigadier General WM. COOPER TALLEY,
•rtgadtar «iene« a 141. M. SI. G1WB««),
' Mr>n«lT. ?. WrMBAUCIT, '
The -ite for the institution «thirty acres) lias already
1 lieen purchased, an«l it i.« hopml that the good work may
ipiioiiM U.ll l#«' Hi ul" Ulu A«-
nociation, No. 112'i Clo tfiut street, Philadelphia, on
anA aft. r U>n I vv,.tfe- ftth dij of Vly, 18fi7
F"t»-:u h "nl»-< tlp'i >U tlv© dollar- a certificate will
be issued, which will entitle the holder to such article
of valnetts may he awarded to Its number.
The first distribution of awaids will be made immc
i AUttely upon the receipt of 80,000 subscriptions, of
each
Thu tlistrihution will he public, and uudor the direct
Vilpert'iiion fcf thl(i)r|>Spator4.
|'.i#«on-« al ail isbtii-e Are re-ju.«tod to rani it thelt
i Direct all letters to
J D. HOfVJfAN, m
SECRET ART BO\RD OF SUPERVISORS, W
Box P 0., Philadelphia.
Tlie following Is a schedule of the awards to bsjpade
| under the first distribution. The itefls of I)iaiWihd4
and other precious stones were purchased from citizens
of the South during the war, hnd their genuineness Is
. !rtlfied to by ,Ve««rs Henle A Bros., the most exten
fiye iliaicnHl iirtp iters in thetrountrj, and by J. Her-
Diinn, diamond tetM-, New York.
GETTYSBURG ASYLU.VFOR .INVALID SOLDIERS,
incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth ot Pennsylvania, J/arch 6,1807.
Office 1136 tIIESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
FIRST DISPOSITION.
Eighty Thousand Subscribers at Five Dollftts Each.
" 1— 1 Diamond Necklace, 48 Brilliants
▼alned at 130,000
1 Diamond Cluster Brooch and Ear
Ringn 15,000
3 1 Award 10--40 Government Bonds 10,000
| 4 I Diamond Cross, set iuriilver...... 7,000
5 1 Diamond Clustrr BroOch.l fi.ofsi
0— 1 Award 10-10 Government Bonds 6,000
7 1 Diamond Ring 4.sixi
8— 1 INhnumil (Huh; or Bracelet. 4 000
P— 1 Diamond Single Stone Pfcarf Pin 4.000
10—® 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4,<HK)
11— 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4,00u |
l'J— 1 Pair Single Stone Diamond Ear
Ring- 3,fi(i«
1& 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 3,000
14— 1 A ward 10-40 Government Bonds 3,(MH) ,
15*— I Diamond Single Stoue Ptn 3,000
16— 1 Diamond Single Hone Stnd 3,0(H)
17— I Diamond Cluster Brooch 2,fi00
18— 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring '2,600
19— 1 Diamond and Emerald Brooch... 2,5(10
20— 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring 2,(MX)
21— 1 Diamond Cluster Ring I.fOO
'£}— 1 Long India Camel's 11 air Shawl. 1,500
HO— 1 Choice Emerald Stnd 1,600
24 1 Single Stone Diamond Ring 1,000
25 to 3-P- 10 Awards of 10—10 Government
Bonds, each 1,000
35 1 Three-stone Diamond and Ruby,
half-lt«K»)£R'ng 800
311— 1 Diamond Single-ton* Ear Knobs 800
W — 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Studs.... 6(jo
ofe— I Diamond Ring, star
setting.... 600
3ft— 1 Diamond Single-stone 11n....*...i 6(H)
40— 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 600
41 to 50— 10 Awards of TO— 40 Government
H<>nd|, each 6')o
61— 1 l«ad\ 'a Diamond-set Watch 400
• 62 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring 360
63 1 diamond and Opal Cluster Ring 260
64 1 Diamond Single Stoue King 200
6V- 1 Pair Emerald Scarf Pins 290
60— 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud 150
57 1 Diamond Cluster Pin 100
68— 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch and
Ear Rings 100
59 to 158—100 Awards l«>—4o Govern t Bonds,
each 100
159 to 258—100 Awards, Government Legal Ten
dem, each 50
3,000 Awards, Government Legal Ten
ders, each. 6
The distribution of the above reward" will be made
in public as soon as the subscription i* full, of which
due lunire will be given through the panels On and
after ,¥AV <»tli the Dinmondn will be on exhibition attire
office of the Association
The publH ohh eonhd«ntlv rely on everything being
conducted In the in<»st h. nnrable and fair manner. All
the awards will bo handed to certificate .holders, imme
diately after tlm .tlsti ibution, free or all ppst, at the
nit of the Company, No. CHESTNUT Streei,
Philadelphia.
CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify that wfe have examined thf Dla
rnor.fGoods, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubles, ahd other
Precious Sfoiiqs, as tU'scribe«l in tlie above list, and find
them all genuine.
HENLE RRO.'S Diamond Importers.
HO .4/AI DEN LANK, New York.
J. HEH/WANN. Diamond Better.
.101 HROOJfE St., New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Books can be bad containing Twenty Certificates,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
All orders for Certificates must be addressed to
J. D. HOFFJfAN, Secretary,
may.notl ,2moS ] B.«x 1481, Post Office, Philadelphia.
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES & mm.
\FTER MORE THAN S.X YEARS EXPERIENCE
in my business,and a Winters labor In in selecting
the be.*t material, ami constant oversight in the making
of thu M»uit», Uy
FIItST c I.4SS WOKKMEX,
I have ii. won hand the largest and best lot ot
(iUIMAIiIX
B l" la la IKS.
SMKEVN.
WAIaOXS, Ao.,
qoth light and heavy, ever offered to the people o
Butler county, ; which I will Sell
CHEAP FUR CASH,
TrFamily Carriage*, Shifting Top Bnggies, Open and
ottin<; Huggi««—in shot t. I think I can furnish al
most anything in the vehicle line, made of the best
Eastern 11ulfeer. Spring* aud axles; and finished iu a
manner not excelled iu cities East or West, and bettor
adapted for oui roads than Eastern work.
Shop and Ware-room "U street, East of
and near Mardorf's Tannefy, Bntler. Pa.
GEO. C. ROESSING.
REFER ENCJfiS:
We, the nndersignetl. take pleasure in recommending
to the public, the work of Geo. C. KocMiig. We have
manufacture ef Carriage!*—they have given
t iiflii | apd are well adapttid to our roads.
duiLEH M'Cashless,
"J. G.iW. Caxpreu,
i ! Da. S4spuk!» BaABFN, *
It.
./ !>a.FkICKBKBT«N
no. 17-ff. WM. S. A A G. Born.
JOIIN JL SIEJIOX.
Confoctionor aud Cake Baker,
X9o. 100 Federal Street,
Allegheny city, Fa.
Ice Cream, Boda Water, Fruits, Nota, JelUes,-PiAles,.
Ac., alwaya on hand. •
Particulfr*attentiou paid to order*.
Min 22,1607, ljr
1867. 1867.
NEW "GOODS!
\\TK AKE JUPT RECEIVING AND OPENINCI
W the Bfst Selected Stock of
SPRING
—AND—
SUMMER
GOODS,
EVER OFFERED IN
BUTLER,
CONSISTING IN A FULL LINE OF
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Which were bonght at the latent decline for ea«-h, to
which we eall particular attention Our stock consists
nf n large lot of
MERINOS,
ALL WOOL I)E LAINB,
SILK LUSTER,
ALPACAS,
COIH'RGS,
POPLINS,
MOUSE DE LAINB,
CHALLtKS,
15ER AGES,
In endless varieties and colors. A full assortment of
XOTIOXS.
TItIkMIXGB,
sii »;iri\c;s.
CHECKS,
TICKINGS,
(iL\6HAMB.
ALSO, A EULL LINE OF
Cloths,
Gassimcrcs
Satinet ts,
Tweeds,
Jeans,
WIIICII WE WILL SELL AT
LOW PRICES.
A large and well selected assortment of Ladies'
DRESS GOODS,
HATS i£ GAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARD-WARE, QUFENS-WARE,
AND A NO. 1 ARTICLE OF
GROCERIES,
All of which we oflTer at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
PARTICULARLY TO
CASH BUYERS.
Please call and examine our stock, befcre purchasing
elsewhere, us we find If
Mo Trouble to Show Goods.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
REMEMBER TIIE PLACE.
WEBER & TROUTMAN,
Hoyd'M Ulork.
Cor. Mafu d Jefferson Streets,
BUT LB It, PESS-A.
11 Apr. 10, IW7-n. IT, too.
FHIil «»WS'
WORM LOZENGES,
AA*. *nuoLi fyraraex,
The Most Extraordinary Medicine of
the Ago.
Comtortatng. u tb»y d>», H t VIA HKAI'Lk. POWKUIN
EXI'ELI.INU WORMS, with
I'LSAfiiN 1 TASTE AMIPKRrET.T SAFBTY.
TJIEI cosrys
NO MEItCrRY,
NO MINERAL.
NO TUIU'KNTINE.
NO OIL OF AVORMSKKb,
NO POISON,
NOT 1.1 IX«> INJURIOUS.
Th«y arc Entirely VegcUible.
SYMPTOMS OK WORMS:
Itching ftf the imw feverish teas, twitching or start
ing suddenly durinc sleep, poin in the utomaeh. lows o!
11 esh, paftin«s« with »iN?t Ic. appetite si>ntetMies ▼<>r»o4 »us,
at olhem adullne** of ihe »tes, diowsmoHS. a
iwvlM wpp' r hp, rnngtie «4iiWy ftirtod midstnduefl
with red fetid or garlic breath. gt iodine of
during- sleep. h sensation of lodgment in the throat. uti
unnatural craring for dirt, chalk or clay, fretlulnefcsand
rritibilify of temper, cholic, fit* and palsy.
INTESTINAL WORMS
A*e among the first to underminf the constitution ir
j til-- lint of d'senses. They often occasion s«'v< re diseu.*e,
ending sometime# hitally, particularly when th.ey iu
rend to th«? Htotiintft: TlfFlr presence id ttyclr most or
dinary situation i» atteuded with unfti vocable eqe'cty!
upon the general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That rrt! nre more tffmtrtr-dtvttM trorfrtt. flttd thai
many die unnuully.froniihj• c>ui*e, who, tur Ilit* timely
nclniinii«trut i>nof ;» prO|wr« nirdv w<*u|J bt» saved. A*
FELLOWS'WORM Uf'/IfNO tw> taken without
hny unpleasant results and u moat children are fond i
I hem, ftfe'lfr use fs recouinieible/1 to those nmmrcntlj
healthy. :«nd thu* dispel tkd caii«e of what wotild pro
dure sull'ei ing.
3 IREFUL WHAT YOU USE,
Various remedies have fVofn time to time, ben ntHh\
mended, Mich as Calomel, oil of Worniwood, Turpen
tine, so that dangerous ami even fatalconsequence*
are produced. The neres'sl i< 112 a safe and sure reuiedj
hftl c:it:*ed much and *tulv bv the jdroprietot*
of FELLOW?' WOltM liOZKNUKt*. They nr.- fimitivo
-1 v safe. pbasaut ami effectual 'J boy do not kiU \Wrms
t"*t act l.y m iking their dwelling pi u- disagreeable t«
therrt. In ord< r. however, to guard Consnmfr* again*!
j <leee| tiou hy a base compound,- the anulytls of l»r. A
A. lIA V KS, State Assayer, proving the above statement,
i's annexed.
"I In ve analyzed the WORM LOZKNOES preparedbj
Messrs F»dl sv< .% Co . and firtd that they are fiee t .mi
Mercury and other metallic or mineral matter. Thca*
l.oy.engi-.* are HkillfuW.V co|U| onnded pleaNaut. to the
taste, aafe, vet sure and i ffectoUl in their action.
Respectfully, A. A HAY*. M. IF,
Away er to the Stato of Mass.
PLEASE REMEMBER
That Fl'T.t.rtti'S' WniM! WWENWraarr pr>p:.rrA will]
gn»at care from the concentrated extracts of ttvo plants
'l'h«y do not act es a purgative ur emetic, will not debil
it«t" the patient, are so njruple an infnit may devour i\
whole box without harm, and will at the same fflieexp"
the worms in an extraordlnnrv manner.
/f#-l KLbOW S WOKSI LO/iEN<»K i» th«only Worn
Remedy In existence combining harmless qualities with
delicious taste and amazing power.
PRICK 25 CENTS PKR BOX.
VIVi: IIOXES FOR A DOLLAR
The signature of FELLOWS & CO. Is attached to eacl
genuine box.
Sold by Medicine Dealer* Generally.
PREPARED AT TIIR
Sou Eiikliiikl lt«>t»iiiOcpot
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
jt. c. riiKxcn.
DRMAB TBARNES A CO., General Agents, Now York
April 0, 1867, 6 mos. eot.
FARMERS, READ THIS!
BUCKEYE
MOWER & REAPED
Again Triumphant!
I rnilTf EXTFXfIVEI.V KNOWV, AND DESERVED
I ly I' jirl.ir Machine w.m submitted to the inov'
vigorous test of its superiority, at a trial of competliij
machine- i i «t took pi t.-.* under the ni'i.i iu"nicrd of tin
Vv. York AgricuUnral Pxlity, at Auhuin, N. Y.. It
.Tuff. ISti L The committee consisted of eloven judges
and forty machines Were entered a* contestant* for ?n<j
j pti/.e The trial lasted three weeks, ami the text* wen
»e< «t thorough. The result was nhtinuieed at tht
Pfcite Fair held at Saratoga, Oti the 12th of Peptemhei
Inst, and the
GRAND GOLD MEDAL
WAS THEN AWARDED THE
B U a 6C E; Ye:»
AS THE MACHINE
St Pi;itlOK TO AM. OTIIFKS
A similar testimony was a Girded it in the sarnfl
State, in 1806. This machine is regarded by the tbou-
I gands who can speak from experience, as tho
BEST l\ T*li: WORLD,
i and IS manufactured by the lncorp<irated company
(. Al LTMAXtI ( 0..
CANTON OHIO
Lew'* Red,
O-der* will he tilled bv -I. O Wm <>»mpb»ll, c
Rutb r. and W. <». ilrackonridgn S. Co ,of CentiHVilie.
I I*ri<-e list*, descriptive pimphletK. posters, and clicu
j lars can be had at ail tiio-S fr om the uiailQfiictureri> ,oi
their agent*.
Tin: iri vA
j™
/COMBINES thi> prinripnl T«lu»l"le le«tnrw nf nMrlj
I J ail Ihe 1,-a.IiDK SlncbinM in eibtopM,—with man)
limw unil iinpurtent J nti nt lmpr>ivrln'-:i'- of our owu.
.ETNA MANLFACTCHLVO CO..
* S ilem, Ohio.
J . G . A WM. Cavpdell, Agents,
Rntler. I'a , May 2&th, tf.
SPRING STYLES
—OF—
WALL PAPER
—AND—
WINDOW SHADES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AI.AB.iI! AND W F.l.t. SEf.KCTTO STnCK.-AT
low prices. Pnr«-hasers will tind it to tfceir interest
t<» call before buying »*t*ewhere.
No TPollble to Hhow Goods,
n. C. HKINEMAN\
no 16, 3mo. Main Street, Butler, Pa.
08IPH J. XLLNTTT. QEORQi: B4)SE
ELLIOTT"& ROSE,
House, Sign SL Ornamental PauUers.
Paper Haning Done on the Shorte*t Notice.
Bmuui, Feb. 20, 1867—1y.
WATCHES; CLOCKS,
—ANb— . . ,
JEWELRY.
71LU-! undersigned would raflfiectlullyJpfonn the pub
lic that they have fen haWj, and are tifilsMnfly re
c« iviug a groat variety of
SPLENDID CLOCKS,
among Which lfc the
New Patent Lever Clock.
This in clock, and ha* been lately introdu
ced by us. It is a nrst class time keeper.
MATTEL CIRCUS,
of all description*, and pf tbo very best ~ial and
, wdrKinarUhip, warranted ib*lA?ep good time!
American and Patent
Lever Watche's.
hunting owe, warranted good time kcopora.
Colt; and ffct&kirp-'t-i
Revolver# xi ltd
Jewelry,id nil kinds.nnd 112 good .polity 11 of wbicli
will be sold on reasonable torms 112 r cash.
We are now prepared to d<> all work Mid reuairinu
properly belonging to 11 jewelrf t>«liahti«lftnem, in <i
satisfactory and workmanlike mapnor.
Hjilclm sand 41o<*ks,
ele*ned»nd r«o iiied. on short notice.
Don't f-tget the place. Side of Main Street
nearly <-pp<J*Ue Butty's stoje, nod op no-, if l>r Ney
in hW" office • I US. V> ft MSI A CO-
January, m<6 flnuu
BTTLIJB
WOOLEN MILLS.
.MiiiiuCiioturc llie very best heiivy
FALL AND WINTER FLANNELS,
Cassimeres and Yarns,
(.f i-Tcrv kin I «nd cJInV, wMrh wo will .elf'm 'ow r<
c iftb huycrn, it uot lower than tlwy cau bo, bad. ka*t
or West If you want
llo.tvy Burred,
White, Hrnwn.
or Grey Flannels
Warranted to h»ve NO SHODDY in them, ,go t<
the Union Woolen Factory, Butler, Pa., it you want
licit v,y ( assiiiipi'ps,
Warranted to have NO SHODDY bi them, goto the
llutler Wooleii o 1
NT(M'KI!V« YARN,
to no Shoddy Inlt, goto tlio Buttei
Woolen Factory.
10,000 Pmnuh of Wool Wantvu
in Exchange for the Alwue G<xx/s
H. PUIiLERTOJf.
Dec 4, M.,tf
ILLUSTRATED
DOMESTIC BIBLE.
BY REV. INURAIIAM OOBBIN, A. M.
rfITTIS work contain* all the plan* of the Com men
| taries, and Is neat and of convenient air.'' for familj
use. It will raqulre hut little examination to see tha
this edition of tlio Sacred Writing* i mlirncwi many foa
tures never before combined in one volume, and is i
valuable acquisition to the fbhilly circle and the Jtihll
cal student Some of the most important and dlstin
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1. Seven hundred Wood Enginvinps. 2 Man/tjion
sand marginal references. 8. Three finely ex centre
Steel Eugrnviugs* 4. &timerou.s Improved readings
6. A corrected chronological order. ti An eapesitiot
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with much ofiginal matter by the editor
7. The poetical hooks in the metrical form. 8 Reflec
• ionsdrawn from the subjects of tlio chapter,and giving
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«t the end <>f e«rh chapter, for family' examination
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evening's reading, comprising tlio whole Bible inn year
To these have lately been added two very dealMbh
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inept in connection with the family record, and ap »x
t -mbd concordance. It Is one of the tnost dcsltabb
Bibles published. The wqrk contains nearly fifteen
hundred crown quarto pages, printed from clear an*
beautiful type, on flue paper, With numerous engravings
and inbound in three ditlerent and beautiful styles.
Rev Jehu Davis, of finessing township, li
Agent for Butler County. Post Office Addr- si,
WIMTKSTuWN, Butler County, Pa.
March, no 14-s. M-tf
A.J rpAwmoWi
No. 15* Federal Street,
Next D ior to the Corner of the Diamond,
Allegheny. - - Peiin'a.
| ] J AVIN'il J. ST IIKOKIVKD A I.AKOB ANl> WKfcl
II AIUIVVA H K & CUTLERY
Imported direct from the manufacturer*, consistlng t
Builder's llardtvlire,
Coopers,
111 aeli sm it lis,
and ISnteliei
T O O LI S ,
ITome I'm rii Ikli I ngc 11 n rdwn rc»
FARMING rrTE.VSrL* r/fO.V, STKBL,
NA ris, (if A X.v. WHITE USA D,
SASH, VVTTY; 4-r.
Feels confident he can offer inducements to Whole,
rnleand Retail buyers, and would most respectfully
ask you patronage, with the assurance that it will b<
to yonr interest to do business witb him.
April '67, no! 8
R. K W. JENKINSON,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Tobneeo,
Segars,
Mn n ir,
l*i|»es. ele.
No. 6 fCDRRAI. STBKKT, AI.f.BOHIWT CITY, PA
3rd door from Suspension Bridge.
.mgii ol' (lie llig Indian.
Till . 4, no 12, »jr.
liXiiUJ OiLu. a
rpn» «üb«rrll>er wonld resj»ertf»»Jly inform the pnbli<
| that he lia« fleeted a new CAIUIIAOK and WA<*
' OV MAKtNfI SIIOP, on Street, oppositt
J. H. Neglev, and below the M. E Church, where h<
is prepared to do all kinds ot work in his Mne of Inw4
negs, such aH making Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, ftul>
• kin*. Sleighs, and any thing in the litoe of Carriage ami
Wagon making.
Repairing <loaein.the vbortett possible time.
A CALb.-ES
!tov. 7, *66—tl ]. FELIX B. TRUXAL.
"And we'll all take a ride "
NUW UVKUY STABLE.
HAVING purchastcd tt!e tttb
Lirrry Stable of Col. Aleimnder Lowty with the
entire stock "112 llorsea, Carriages, Buggfee, «ee . ws «rfl
prepared to lurnish*.»u ahorl notiee, OLAtJS
" pfrilcalar attention p.d.l to ftirnl«l.l>ig cwna-o, r.,r
Mabl. on Vt-hlasUm ■troot, Wift of Kir.l
' J. A A. MITCHELL.
RESTAURANT,
On Main Str.ot, On. Door North of Court-Hou»«.
SAMULL SYKES, SR.,
IIM con»tantlT nn hand, ?pii-ea O'ynter., Ale Beer,
Cider?anil S:im«|KiriU». Sirnet-Meutl, »uJ CimtiM ot
.11 kind.; Olutcr bread and Sweet C»8*« of .very Tnrl
' ety JftTtArw kind.. If von w.nt good Oy«t»r»,
itutten np in th. »-ry Wit ntyf», .Inst i»ll In and vou
shall be waited upon witb the greatest of pleasure.
RWUt HILL
OF ALL KINDSL
THE undersigned takes pleasure 1 n e .nouncing t
Th&ir innny frknfl#, add the public general)?, th«
they better are prepared than ever before tofnruish
Fruit Trees of All Kinds,
AND
SHRUBBERY & SHADE TREES,
OF ALMOST EVBRY VARIETY.
THO TC»Uinoni OT, thm who har« BNK
iuppHed* frith frnlt arid otH«*f Tree* from
Rural Hill Nursery
IS 1 that thqy ar»» larger, cf Superior quality and g ow
BETTER tljun Ybosfe hmujrht fr<4M foreign nurseries,-
of thee* truths.any number of reliable testimonials
cm Iwli'i l if! this.o unty iffed vlcftrfty. Pereons deid
-1 qfpur. iiing « re*iu*'"ted to CHII and examine
i»r*plM*l : '' trie' »• If will amply repay, anv ln-rnon
that wlsl . .rood -it. And at «u .varly «i«v from re
pßvhtmg to pen I ui<* M<**, e« our tree* are extra hirfce
and si» v*- X ipimber of reliable agv»b« ean And pro/It
able eniylbjTiieut.by Wiling upon the suhscrilier living
2 l-2uulue gwt Of Butler, n.
Silas Pearce & Sons.
Butter. Woi. T OH.
~S i;w
ARRIVAL
—OF—
SPRING & SUMMER
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
\\7K HATE JVST RECEIVED THIS LARGEST/
\ V Beat 5 nnd Most Complete Stock of
MMUXU A NIHIMRR
DRY GOODS,
EVER OFFERED TO TIIE PUBLIC
ALSO, A VERY. LARGE STOCK OF
Carpets,
Oil-cloths,
Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats, <£c.
IN WHirn WE ARE NOW OFFERING
GREAT BARGAINS
PERSONS IN' WANT OK ANYTHING IN THE A
JJNE, SHOULD NOT FAIL TO
CALL, AS W T E ARE SELLING AT
Extremely Low Prices.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
Wholesale Buyers,
An we have a great many Jobs from New York auctloi
I aales.
DUNLAP, LUKER <si Co.,
No- 130 Fcder*ii Street,
Itli Door Below Market,
March 27, no. lft-flmo CITY.
MILLINERY St TRIMMING STORE.
MIIS. J. ARLINGTON announces to fhe pnblic that
ohe hn<4 opened a Milliner} and Tritnmii.g Store.
three door-4 North of Sykei' Ort#cery, where she will
pay particular utteutlon to Dreee Making and all kind*
of Family towing.
Stamping, Braiding,
LADIES' TRIJIJIITO,
New Style Hoops and Corsets,
Drees Making and Family Sewing,
New Style Promenade & Party Skirts,
FLOWERS, HIBBOVS, LACES AND OLOTBB.
Gent's Cuffs, Collars,& Neckties.
NR!H. J. Al>Ll»ttTOJf,
' THREE DOORS XORTFL OF SYKES' GROCERY,
vol. 4, no. 16— tf. Main Street Bntler, Pa.
1 H EITk HMU Lift ...T. B. WHITS - C. H»
F&SHIBH&BLE TMLORS.
rpHE uuder-igned ha'lUK asaociatod themselves in the
I Tailoring business, would reapectfblly say 11 ®
public in general that they have Just receftflw tneFdU
and Winter Fashions, and are prepared to make op
clothing iu the latest and nv*t approved stylo Plesrr
, call and ''xainino our fc'aahion* and Specimens of meu
and boys'" wear. Specinl attention glvon to boys clotb
• i„- y EITKNMULLJSII. WHIT* A CO.
I August 12, IBfi6—tf.
I'IIOTOtiRAPIIH,
' AMROTYPES, DAGUERREOTYPES
FERHEOTYPES, fco.
SAMUEL SYKES, JR„
1 REFLPECT FLIT,T,T inform. HLN frlendi., Mid FLI» poMlo
In arrieral, that TIITLA prepared to take PHOTOGRA F HS,
A NTRtfoTYPK!". *c., In the latwrt atylei and in all kind!
of WEATHER. An AAAURUUTAT-OT Frauwa. Caaea, 4c. F con
•tantly on hand. Call and examlue 3peclin.mii.
**-<; LYLLKRY on Main Btreet,'oppo«lte WEBER K.
< TROLT.M VS',l Dlore. Duller, Pa. fno. 5, flmo.
' Drs C. L. Dieffenbacher & H. Wise
. a itK prepared t»tas«r
artificial d entui lee
t £ on thelatost im^fota
Sy(&vli|f / " ment from one to an e»-
tlreeet on Vulcanite, Coral
thomselveeof the lateet
tA Ti 4 1 MTll> r *3&f improvementeln dentle
, A tr^ f aiiuuld not flail to
'• 'heir new aty|e«
ofVulcaniteand Corallte
±M.- work, billing, cleaniag.
1 extracting and adjoatlng the teeth done witti the beet
materials and in the beat manner. Particular attentlo®
112 pain to chlldren'a teeth. Aa mechanica, they dafy 'com.
- petition: «* operators they rank among the beat. <>bar-
Ailvicefree of charge. Oflc»—la "Boydf
i inilding-leftereon Street, Butler Pe.
Une y, U&ir.M.