The Rcytil Holiday.
,if tlie two-stiekei devil who fi»nre«
in the old novel be BtSIl cxlant, thero will !
bVtoyal {Heping for liiw f>r»eiMly in
Paris, lie need not unroof the palaces j
to have his squint at God's anointed, for
thev will be cantering up atid down the
streets as common as water civriens, aud
with little move dignity*than no many
laced and br»ide 1 dragoons It is a#ra
tlitional trick of the Bonaparte family'
to huddle monarchs together like a flock
of silly sheep, voluntarily, as My Uncle
did upon more than one briilinnt occasion: j
or itiVolnnfarily, as it happened when the !
*p<>iled child-of Fortune had out-wearied
lief fondness, and, one by one, she had
taken liom hiin all his gilded toys. Hut
the lnck of hi» successor is like the luok ;
of an orient fable. The reigning Empe- j
ror has the gaace without tho guilt, and j
at no more waste of blood thau spatters the !
brief but pregnant chroniole of the coup
d' etui. Whatever fke may be said ot'
the Cist Bonaparte, it cannot fairly be '
denied that be worked well for what he
won. and earned big broad, dominions by
the recognized ftiles of eonqitest. It was
only after hard and practical fighting
that he 'could write to Talma : " Come
to uie, and you [hall play to a pitt full
of kings The Napoleon of today, in
debted in the first place to the shrewd
ness and foresight of his god-fathers, car
ries hi» points ot policy a* a country law- i
ypr wins his litllo causes, and plays a
good game of chess, lor which hig uncle
had neither genius nor patience, moving
like lightning, and almost fools-mated by
Maclzel's machine with a man in its
bowels. For the life ot us in spite of the
pomp and circumstance of war, we can
not help regarding the nephew as an ini» j
prc veuicnt If mankind are to be wheed
led, how much baiter it is to have the
play goon without fire, famine and j
slaughter ! War, with old Napoleon, was ;
the business of life, but wiih the new, it J
is an occasional lecreation. One Water- j
100 is quite enough iu the family annuls, j
No dymfsly in the world could stand up
against two St. llcients. 11 is Dutch
phlegm (however he mty have come bv
it) is quite a fortune To "His French Ma- \
jesty.
Credit to whom credit is duo. If the j
Kiugs ol Russia, ot I'ru.-sia, of
nnd at Belgium, to siiv nothing ot Sul
tans and Tycoons, are gathered together
iq a friemiiy wot) i» I'aris, it was the .
matron Queen of England who set the ;
<<xtiinple and gave the successful udven-'
turer the first official kisses England's
toleration of this prosperous en lie at an
was and is a uotter of day-books aud
ledgers. Boys in the colleges, aud hero j
and there some lonesome man of the Bull I
and Brutus stamp, protested against it,
but the money.milkers said nothing, for j
they saw their account in it. Mr. Kiu,.-
lake's history was voted to be a libel, but
fortunately, it remains ; aud unfortunate- [
ly, it has never been refuted. Poor Mr. |
Tebnyson piped up his little martial lyr- j
ies with soft rub-a-dub.and metrical tan> |
tarn, but the muss of his countrymen still |
preferred shop keeping to si.ldiering, and
yard sticks to muskets. Wars for the
sake of trade were still comprehensible,
but wars for right, for justice, tor tl.e ad
vancement of human liberty, were simply
Quixotic When 31 r. Hull found
out that his neighbor did not live ontiro
ly upon frogs, but liad two cloaks and
everything oouifortable about him, and
was in fact developing a very rc fpo3 able
acquisitiveness, his animosity vuuishcd.
As the Briton paid his taxes lie began to
•tuspoct tlifft Mr. Pitt had rather than
else made a fool of himself, and that the
Wellington and Nelson monuments were
uo ' more than costly whistles. France
was uot behind in the work of repentance
and reformation, until a fine old bankor
became in l'ariii of far more importance
thau the boldest Marshal of the Empire.
There are different kinds of glory, and
tile Bourse lias plcasantcr and more prof
itable victories than tho.-.e of the ensan
guined battlisfiold. When the 'British
Lion saw his ancient foe settling down to
sensible money speculations, lie conceived
for hiui a suddeu respect, aud the rag
tag aud bob-tail of European sovereign
ties followed the leoniue example.
Peace is always pleasant and desirable
if it docs not cost mankind something
better and nobler. The peace wliich is
maintained by mutual fears or by a dc- ,
votiou to material interests, may.after all, |
prove nothing hut a long truce, fuller of j
evil to the masses til mankind than the
bloodie.-t campaigns recorded in history. ;
The absolute lii t.nrchs of liutope have |
found ou' the secret of copartnership, and
deferring their owi quarrels, have made |
common cause against the advancing
spirit of Democracy. It is dreadful y j
like lionord among thieves. This may j
seem a hard saying ; but why is a free
Hungary impossible ? why is a free Get'- :
many impossible ? why i> a tree France |
impossible '{ why is a free 1 j' v imp "v
--sible? What inij.i; > th''march of u
Tope toward social elevation-mud liappi* j
uess save the sclfiih la u.iships and tin '
hallowed alliances "112 niouern luunatclue.-.? |
Kings are cheating the people now, that
by and by they may more safely.cheat j
each other. Hut the end is not yet.— i
There are cynic eyes in Paris which will j
watch the Imperial cortago with suspi
cion and discontent. The assassin already
salutes the Emperori. It is oot safe to
ride with the Father of his People even
iu tbe bosom of the family. Democratic
wrath still loads aud primes aud presents
its pistols—llarmodious and Aristogiton
are still slinking aoout his Majesty's new
and noble boulovards. When the wretch
ed Pole fired that shot the other day.the
official press hastened to tcil us that be
liad no accomplices. True, perhaps, iu
the narrow sense of the word ; but the
hstored that inflamed him rankles in 1
thousands of bosoms beside his, and will
find expression some day in nobler deeds
tkau assassination. —A T . T- Tribune.
. ORPHANS' SCUOOL KEMOVBD. —The
pupils of the Soldiers' Orphans'
School, at North Stiwickly, have been
removed to Phillipsburg, in Beaver
countv. and Uniontown, Fayette coun
ty. We are pleased to learn that the
pupili in the Sewickley school have
made great proficiency in their stud
sieß, and in their present position wc
have no doubt they will advance
equally m feat.
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Foranvnuantltynnder6qnires.fi 60 ner qiitre : on all
amount* over thai, a reasonable reduction will he made
HC-MXKS* CVKDH.
Bin/le picks, $1 50; each additional pack, 50 cts
LOCAL NOTICES.
lOcentspor line for each insertion.
DIATIIO AIID MARKIAOKS,
will 1»" »nhlistt«d where tha aaui« does not exceed
6 linen foreach* additional line. f. rtn. will he chargm.
Advertisement* of O. < '.Sale, Executors, Admiuislra
t.»\- M'i.l Ao litor'n notices; Kstiavs, DilS dutlon of Piut
uetNh Ip, Cant ion*. a lid fill r rausient advert isouieuts ML ST
POSITIVELY 1»P PUt> I* AnVAXCB.
<; fc. ANDiiItSON, Editor and Proprietor.
Dec. 6 1800
I CASTE
L'/Z. MITCHELL,
£ j. omt-o N. K. Cornw of Dliimnml, lhitllh 1«" *•
«'liiirloM Jl't'aiiillwti,
.« * « «»a-*» «
Offiro, on SoO'li «<■<.! rnrwr of IHamond, iWtfrr. P<
.i. X. a .i. n iai iMi:,
Alto r li'c y h « t ,
Office, on P. F.. of Diamond and Main st. Sutler, Fa.
JOU!* M. TUOMPCOV, KDWIN LION j
THOMPSON & LYON,
/m. < €«»■-■• e* s«C H-o• -m-m ,
HJT Office, on Main Street. Butler.
OEO. A. BLACK, oil). W.VLBBGBB.
BLACK & FLEEGER.
ATTOUNEVN AT I-A.AV,
AND PENSION AND CLAIM AUENTS.
Office on Main ptroet, opponit« buliuoideiean'H
Clcthing Store, Butler, Pa. [no 20, ly.
vr; ■■ . B■ - RtlclO
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
will attend toall business entrusted toiiiscare prompt-
Iv. 9f*wial attention frtven t » tbe collections of lYn
tinnt, lUck I\tp and Jiounties.
Will aho act iu agent for those wishing to hny or
sell real estate.
office on ckmth side of Diamond, in Dredin's building
Butier Pa.
THOS. RO"BI3STSO!SR,
Attorney at Law,
A\D
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT-
OtH'-e with Ohnrlcß SJX'nndlcss, l.>q
S. W. Goruer ol Diuuiond
BUTLER PA.
Asreisl.
TIIK undersigned wotold reep«e.tfnlly notify the public
lLat he has bet n regularly cummissioned MH
A-CxEISTT,
for sec orinj: llouuty M nry. Arrears of Aijr and /V»>
iioiis,l ii wUiiers, or if they are dead, for their legal j
i-*|>re»ectaifYe*. NocUdtge will beuiojie f.»r pro-ecuting j
♦ln- claim*of soldiers, their ***eiitnti« es n itil the
»tiue ait C4iliei'ted K. AM»BK#t»N*. I
PLOW N . j
W v ARF. ItKLI A nhY 1S PO R M
ed that T .er» n or pem«> n ,
. . have been selling plows throughs j
~u t thocountv.»epres«*ntingthem
n made-by «. ft J. R. Moser: this is therefore to warn
the public agjinst such, as all pi wj wo make have our
Plows always on hand, and work warranted
G. ft J. 11. MOSER.
no 0, 6mo. Bntler, Pa.
" W. J. YOUNG,
ATTORNEY \.T LAW.
J. W. YOUNG, Surveyor.
Benzonia. Benzie Co., j
! April 24.1567, ly. Michigan. ,
LOWERS AND RtiPERS.
w >- W «o :
P- CD 5=5
2, - SI
« » gs.
P -f 3 ?
ALSO. Pllmer'i and Common Sense Bay Elevators i
and Hikes.
ALSO, Cultivators. IRON and Wood.
ALSO, Double Shared Plows, Iron.
ALSO, Cutting Boxes and Corn Shelters.
ALS<>, Plows and PoinU.all kiuds.
ALSO, Cook Stovea(Wood or coal), on hand and for ;
tale at oar old stand.
J. <*. 4l Wr 4 i
I GETTYSBURG ASYLI'M
FOR f!f\ r ALID SOLDIERS.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common
wealtn of Pennsylvania, March 6 IW.
THE Board of Supervisors appointed by the above
Corporation to carry out the .objects of, the act of
j incorporation, respectfully mttHitK" t<»the public that
tbe 1 egi«lgtineof PenNfrlraiitnhap nuthqrlfced tkerais
ingot fuMs fi»r the erogion, OKtlfcli-huo-nt, an^ia^ln
itenatcesof an f<>r lilTalid .-oldierf of tbe |B*e
war, to lie linlTt on tJt - Bitrie-ii-hl-of OetmburC.
asan Indpidewnt to patri. tie citWns tp to
this lei.eroleßt objoct, have th« Corpora
i tion to tlUti-ilHite amoiMfat the nube*Tibers 4>ch articl*-*
| of valu.j and lnt'-i»nt, fren. assodati >n witk the lato
I war, or any moneys, effects, property, or estate, real
or personal, whatever. In this Mate or elsewhere, at
j such times <>r upon such terms, and in such way and
minnt>r whatsoever, as to them shall seem fit, any laws
Ot this Onitnohweatth to the coutrary nMw ith*t«nding.
Tl»e eeterprHel* c
lowing named well-known gentlemen:
Major-Ocneial OEORC.B (1. MEADR.
Ex-Governor ANDKKW O.CL'RTIN,
Majt^-General GALUSIIA PENXYPACKER,
Major General E.M.GREGORY,
Major General JOHN B BROOKE,
Major General CUARLEB 11. T. COLLIS,
Major (lehentfß. Y J M A MM.
Major tieneral JAI L SHLFRIDGE,
Brigadier General JAMES A. BKAVER,
Bri tiOIiATIO G. SIl KELS,
Brigadier General JOSEPH F. KNIPE,
Brigadier General MM. J BOLTON,
Brigadier General BAM';» M. ZULfCK
I'rlgadier General JOHN K. MUBPHY,
Uriuialier (.metal Jull N V. BALLIEK.
IfrigarMsr G&ieital t. Y M'COY,
Brigadier General R. E. WINSLOW.
Brigadier General HENRY PLEASANTS.
It noi-al J P. S. <iOB|N,
Briga iter General J. M QAMPUELL,
Brigadier General THOS. M. WALKER,
Brigadier General Wll. COOPER TALLEY,
General 0. M M. GREGii,
C.Chei F. S. Slt MBAIiGH,
Th* site for the institution , thli t.v acres) has already
been purchased, and it is hoped that the go»xl w.»rk may
gub*crip^luiis will bej-eceiyed at tbe office of the At>-
rorfntion, "Sro. IPJO flredmrt stVeft, M»4lHdelphia, on
j and after H*mlay. tl»«flth day of Ma y, I^7.
j For each «n|fccHpHvu of #re dottars a certificate w»ll
If \>* i v\ lifcn Wttt enfWe the holder to »och article
of value as may be awarded to its number.
Tb- first distribution of awaids will be made iinme.
diately upon the receipt of 80,000 subscriptions, of
So each '
The distribution will be public, and nudsr the direct
1 Mipet vision of the < orporuUHs
Prr«ous at adklaitce are reque»ted to remit their i
j wbn mai ticcble i by P 'st offii i money
order, or registered letter, to losure prompt delivery.
Direct all letters to
J D. HOFFMAN,
SECaETART POVRDoF SCPBVtVIRoBS,
lUjx 14N1. P 0., Philadelphia.
Tbe following is a schedule of tbe awards to hs made
under the first distribution. The it»«ins of Diamonds
and other precious ston«-s were pnrrbased from citizens
of the South dm lug the war, and llieir genuineness is
certified to by A/esare Ilenle ft Br"s . the most exten
sive diamond imp'iters iu the cuiintry, and by J. Her
mann, diamond setter, New York.
GETTYSBURG ABYLUJV FOR INVALID SOLDIERS.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth ot Pennsylvania, A/arch 6 1867.
Office 1126 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
FIRST DIM'OSFTION.
Eightv Thousand Su bscrib ersat Five Dollaia Each.
*l 1 Diamond Necklace,4* Brilliants
valued at $30,000
2 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch and Ear
Kings 15,000
3 1 Award 10--40 Government Bonds 10,000
4 1 Diamond Cross, set In Sliver 7.000
5 I Diamond Cluster Brooch 0,000
0— 1 Award 10-10 Government Bonds 6,000
7 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring 4.500
8— 1 Diamond IJlus IT Bracelet 4 000
0— 1 Diamond Single Stone s«carr Pin 4,
lt>_ i Diamond Cluster Brooch 4,000
11— I Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4,000
12— 1 Pair Single Stone Diatrond Ear
Rings 3,500
13— 1 Diamond Clutter Brooch a,odo
14— 1 Award Bonds 3,000
i Diami.iujLSingle Stone Pin 3,000
IK— 1 Diamond tiugt* btud 3,tKK)
17— I Diamond fluster Br-och 2.500
18— 1 Diamond Single Ston: King 2.600
19— 1 Diamond and Emerald Brooch... 2.5-0
20— 1 Diamond Single Btotie King 2,UK)
21— 1 Diamond Cluster Ring I,."00
i#— 1 Long India Camel's Hair Shawl. 1,500
2.J— 1 Choice Bmeriil<l Stud 1,600
24 1 Single Stone Diamond Ring 1,000
26 to 34 10 Awards of Government
Bonds, each 1,000
36 1 Three-stone Diamond and Ruby,
30— 1 Diamond Single stone Ear Knobs *OO
37 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Studs.... *OO
38— 1 Diamond Single-stone Rihg, star
sitting a 600
CO — 1 Diamond Single-stone Pin 6tM)
40— 1 Diamond Clttsfer Bracelet 600
41 to 60— 10 Awards of 10—10 Government
Bonds, each 600
61— 1 Lad\'s Diaui.>nd-feet Watch 400
52 I Diamond Single Stone Bins .... 360
63 I Diamond and Opal Cluster Ring 250
64 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring 200
6o— 1 Pnir Emerald Scarf Pius 29 )
1 Dl.nnond Single Stone Stud 160
67 i I Clatter MB 100
68— 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch and
Ear Rings 100
69 to 158—100 Awards 10—40 Govern't Bends,
• each, 100
159 to 268—100 Awards, Government Legal Ten
ders, each 60
3.000 Awards, Government Legal Ten
ders, each . . 6
Tbe distribution of the above rewards will be made '
in public a> soon as the subscription is ftill. of which .
due notice will be given through the papers. On and
i after M>\y OtU the Diamonds will be on exhibition at the I
office of the Association
The public can confidently rely on everything being
eimducteil in the mos: honorable and fair manner. All |
the awards will be banded to certificate holders, imme- I
diately after the (iht) ibution, free of all co»t, nt tbe
office of ithe Company, No. 1'26 CHESTNUT Ctreei,
Philadelphia.
•CERTIUCATF.
We hereby certify that we have examined the Dia
mond Goods, I'earls. Emeralds. Rubies, and other
Precious Stones, as described in the above list, and fiud
them all genuine.
HENLE RRO.'S Diamond Importers.
'4G A/AIOKN LANE. New York.
J. HE It AM VN, Diamond Setter.
304 BRGO.VK St.. Now York.
AGENTS WANTED.
B<K>ka can be had containing Twenty Certificates,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
All orders for Certificates must be addre *fd to
J I) HOrK/VvN. Secretary,
may,no2l ,2mm.] Box 1481, Post Office, Philadelphia.
c arriagesT
BUGGIES & mm:
\FTKB MORE TIIAN S v YE* RS EXPERIENCE
In my b«H m«s,and a M infers laitnr i.. In seleiting i
Hi.- ntHWisi, MH ! const.vur hi in the ni.ikiug '
FIRST CIINS WORKMEST,
1 I have now on hand tbe largest and bsst lot of
CtRIIIKiES.
BUGCIIES,
SILK E VS.
W lOOVS, do.,
qoth light anJ heaw. ever offered to people o
Butler county. ; which I will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH,
TrFamily Carriages. Shifting Tip Buggies, Op»»n and
ottiog* Buggies—mi shoit, I think 1 can furnish al
most anything in the vehicle line, made of the best
Eastern Mmber. Springs aud axles; an 1 finished in a
mauner oot excelled iu cities East or West, aud bettor
adapted f,r out road* than Eastern work.
Shop and Ware-room on Cunningham street, East of
i and uear Mardorf's Tauneiy, Butler. Pa.
GEO. C ROEfcSI NG.
REFERENCES:
! Ws, tha Like pleasure in recommending
to the public, the work of Geo. C. Ib»«Mdng. We have
j u.w! bis manufacture ef Carriages—they have given
i satisfaction, and are well adapted to our roads. «
CIIABLBS M'CAMPLEss,
J. G. ft W. CAAMLL,
DR. STEFHXX BRAI»rx,
j R. C. M ABOT,
DB. FBtcKiNsrxiy.
j no. 17—tf. Wm. S.ft A.G. Born.
JOIIA It. SILJIO^
Confectiotier and Cake Baker,
No. lOU Federal Street,
Allegheny city, Fa,
i Ice Cream, Soda Water, Fruits, Nut#, Jellies, Pickles,
ftc., always ou hand*
I If 9" Particulfr'atteoUofi pahl tv wxdßff.
I Sfay 23» W9T, fyr
1867. 1867.
NEW "GOODS!
WE AHE JVST RECEIYtNO AND OPENING
the Beet Selected Stock of
SPRING
—AND—
SUMMER
J' 1 "
GOODS.
7
EVER OFFERED IN
'
BUTLER,
CONSISTING IN A FULL LINE OF
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Whicft were bought at the latest decline for ca»>h. to
which we eall particular attentfon Our atock Consiata
of a large lot of
MERINOS,
ALL WOOL Df. LAINB,
SILK LUSTER,
ALPACAS.
CO BURGS,
POPLINS,
MOUSE PE LA INS,
CHALLIhS,
BERAGES,
I In endless varieties and colors. A full assortmest of
\orio\s,
TRI.HWIXGB,
jtrst.ns,
SIIKEIIVOS.
(Dt:('KN.
Tlt'KlXtlN,
OIXUHAm
ALSO, A EULL LINE OF
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
SATINETTS,
. TWEEfiS.
JEANS,
WHICH WH WILL SELL AT
LOW PRICES.
A large and well selected assortment of Ladles'
DRESS GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARD-WARE, QUFENS-WARE,
AND A NO. 1 ARTICLE OF
>
GROCERIES,
All «»f which we offer at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
PARTICULARLY TO
CASH BUYERS.
Pleaae cal laud examine our stock, before purchasing
elsewhere, as wt find U
Xo Trouble to Show Goods.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I
-
REMEMRER THE PLACE,
WEBER &. TROUTMAN,
Uoyd's llioek
. Cor. Matu d JeUV'ruoii Streets,
BUTLER, PKNVA.
1 ipr.v^ntfi—m it,
PEr^ows 1
WORM LOZENGES,
. AttE. WITHOUT BXCr-f'TiuK, ,
The Kost Extraordinary Medicine of
the Age.
Comprising, as they do, RK MARK .WILE POWER IN
EXPELLING WORMS, with
PLEASANT TASTE AND PERFECT SAFETY.
TbEr CCUfTAIX
NO MERCURY,
NO MINERAL.
NO TURPENTINE,
NO OIL OF WORMSEKD,
NO POISON,
NOTHING INJURIOUS.
They sire Entirely Vegetable.
SYMPTOMS Of WORMS:
TtrbiflKof the nose f«veti-dtre**. twitching or alert
ing anddenly dvrfng pnlri In tlt** fctomiich. Lisa of
li«Td». palenvis with hectic; appetite somet hut** /oraciona*
Rt MthW# ft—ble. ft dnlln**H of the dfIWIIWW. A
swelled tipper lip. fongne whitel* furled and al added
«lth red *| uta, fetid or garlic breath. grinding «t teeth
during sleep. a Sensation of lodgment in thy throat, an
unnr»lq.-.'.l cr.tving for dirt. < na k or clay, 1- ctfulneas and
rntibllfty of temper. chollc, tits and palsy.
INTESTINAL WORMS
A'e nmorig the first to undermine th« constitution in
the lUt of d'ti'MW. They olteu occasion • v» w diseaga,
i ending Hometiinea. fatally, particularly when th« V as
j to (h« nioßmrh. Their presenc* ia iheir or
dinary .situation is attended with unfavorable eft rets
upon the general health
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
! That atl are more or le** troubled with wnrolfc. and flat
napy die nhntntllj from till* canst*. who. tlx* timely :
I adin'n *tra i n <«f a juopef reinedy w<»ul I bt- tetvad. A§ !
duce Mifl'eilng.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU-USE.
Yartons remedies litfe front time to tini*. i com*
mended, apeh aa Oalound, tjil of Wonnwo.td, 1 urpen •
tin«, Ae.,»o that d<inge»oUh and even fit»» i res j
ure produced. The neqe»>l yof :*h.-r« and Miro :«ni«-tty j
ii'jfc-mk''! niu.-h research and utti Iv bv fhe j
of VELbmv.S' WOKM toy. I- Nuts! They are p.witjve
)y aafa. pleasant and efl rtnul Th «v d.» not kill uirius ;
l.nt act by muking their dweiliug plstf* diaajffceable to
them. In order. however, to gu;ird consumer* agalnat
deiej»ti.)n by a b(\ae compound, Uid analy-is'of itr. A.
A. IIAYI'S, State Sawyer, proving the above statement,
is unpex.yd.
••I have analysed the WORM r/IZI'NOE? prepared hy
>1 e*ara, Fe'l iWrf & Co , and liod that fhey are fi oc from
V»*renry ami otfiei metallic tf»r Hilf-oral matter. These
l.oxenge* are skilifully romj -oundel pleaaant to the;
ta.-tte, aafe, yet anreand effectual In their notion.
Recpeetfutly, A. A. lIAYH. M.D, ,
Asaa> er to the Stuto of Maaa.
PLEASE REMEMBER
That FKI.LOWS WORM LO'/r.XOI.Sare r' pared with
great rare from the concentrated extracts of two plant*
They do not Ret ea a purgative or eim-tic, will not debiJ. ,
■ itit.' the patient are ao aiinple an int'int may tlevonr a
whole b«x withont harm, and will at theaame inte«»xp»l
t la«- w.-rma In an extraordinary manner
«#~KEbLOttB' WORM LoZI'\(IB is th-ot|ly Worm
Remedy tn existence cuntbining hatttthaa qualities with
delicious tantennd amazing power.
PRICE 25 CRNTS PI It HOX.
FIVU ISOXES FOR A POLL Ml
The signature of FELLOWS Sc 00. la attached to each
Sold by Medicine Dealers Generally.
PREPARED AT TUB
\c« I'liglmitl 2Sot:i:iil>ei»ot
FOR TtTK PIIOPRtKTDIt,
j. « . ib.
DKMAB lIARNKS ft CO., (leneral Agenta, New York
April 0, IWJT, <5 inos. eot.
FARMERS, READ THiS!
BUCKEYE
! MOWER & REAPER
u- ■
1 Again Triumphant!
rpHIS EXTF.NMYF.LY KNOWN. AND DESKRYF.T)-
Sly Pdpnbir Marbine w m Kubuiiit-i I . thu uijmt
ni'-hi?' /that took i I H h • iiHo- ■ment '• 112
j N> w.V k Agiicultnral S»ci<tv. at .Vi.bnin, N. Y.. in
.luly. l c ß'. *l'in r'inmittee ennhisted of cb ven judge■<
i Snd fortv nta'dtinei 'jv.to enf.-re-l nt c ')!l?e tanta 112 >r t'je
I prJ*«- The trial Isatod Hi* •••# '-reekn, and the t»»>t< wero
.tboroitLdt. The teatilt wns Mnm/uncetl at the
; >tite Fair held at Saratoga, on the lUtii of Snpteutber
| lost, and the
GRAND GOLD MEDAL
WAS THUS AW.VUDKIP TUB
sue sc.exa,
AS THE MA<?*tt\'E
SI PEHfOK T-O i li. otiis:us.
A similar testimony w.n awarded it in (lie wm»
, Suite.4n I86f». l'hia marjiine i-« i< - Md«d by the ihuu
ssndx who can aj'Cek from experience, as the
BEST iar TicSi: w«ats.a>,
and i« msnnfactared by the incorporated company
i C. AI LTMAX & CO,.
■rwT.ix onto
I Lew's TTer»d. Z.lienopTe. Arent f<r P.ut'er c-untf.
! Orders will he filled by 112. (J A Win. fampbi 11. cf
])tiller, and W. O. Ilrackenrldge .v r., . . 112 fenireviil".
Price llst<j, deaerlpt ve ptmphlsta. pmt'-rii. and circn
i l-»r« ran be had at all ti.-n-s from the manufacturer* ,-»r
' their agenia.
THraraA
/~10MBTNK? ch' [irincipnl Titlml'le l«nl'irM of ner.rly
I t j ultthn Iralhw MaChltlMlß .»hlen«.—■ Willi !n»oy
lit wand iui; oi taitl J'alniit linprovwliieiit. i.f our
A.TSJt MANrt Atlt KINO I.U
Saleui, Ohio.
' J. Q. & W'A. CiMPßll.r.. Agents,
But lor. Pa , May 20th, '67, tf.
| wfLL 112. OHAIIav .........y on** uriuxt.
0R.i11.4J1 & BIB\E,
Fashionable Hatters,
No. 5a St Clair Slreet,
LiWftj »u.l P iin Street., opp all. St. Cl.-U
Ilolfl; PIXTSBUBOII, PA
/Juts, f'nps k Straw fluodn' nf every
iand quality,
At ih« very I.awest Prices.
May 28. in»!. lyr.
03EM /. «K>»"I! ito«i
ELLIOTT & ROSE,
House, Sign L Ornamenta Painters.
Paper Haning Done on 4 he Shortest Notice.
Uvnu Fob. IW-rlf.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
-AND—
JE W ELRT.
fTpTfrt wvmhl respectfully inform the pnb-
L lie that they hate on hand, anil are constantly «*»
chiving a great variety of .
SPLENDID CLOCKS,
among which I*l he t-
New Patent Lever Clock.
This is a striking ''lock. and ha« lw»an lately introdu
ced by u». It is a lint elate.time keeper
JIAXTKL (LOCHS,
of nit dc«rrfptlori«, and of the Very bf*t material and
workmanship, warranted to keep good time.
American and Patent
Lever Watches,
hunting cane, warranted g«»««d time keepers,
j Colt find Kluu p'H
Ilovolvorw and Cartridges.
Jew6lfy,of nil kinds. And«»f pood qifitllty, all of which
will he sold-oft reasonable terms for cash.
IFLIEIE 3 AXiELIISra-.
We are now prepared to do all work and repairing
properly l**loti'£iiift to a jewelry establishment, it» a
satisfactory woikmanliko manner.
tYatelieg mid ilorkm,
cleaned and ropafred.on short no'lee.
Don't fotgel the place. Wtct Kid.- of Main Street. -
npirlv epp site Dull,)s story, and opp<n te Or, Ney
I iiittlt'ft office cIIAS. Ml6t.MA v 1 UO'
[ January, n«'(l flirio.
as i t Lie it
WOOLEN MILLS,
Manufacture tliu very liest lieuvy
FALL AND WINTER FLANNELS,
Cassimeres and Yarns,
«-f every kind and color, which we will *ell as 1-w to
cwtlvbiiytlfH if nut lower than they can he had
or Went If yon want
Heavy Barred,
White, UtoWD,
or Grey Flannels.
Warranted to have NO SHODDY in them, *go to,
tho t-'uion Woolen Factory, Butler, Pa., If you want
Heavy Ca^iinrrcN,
j Warranted to have NO SHODDY in them, goto tlj «*
Imtier Woolen Factory. If you want a good article ot
KTOt HIXG YAKS,
Warranted* to have no Shoddy In It, goto the nutlet
Woolen Factory.
10,000 Miands of U7>o/ Wanted
in Exchange for the Above Gucjds.
H. FULLERTON.
tin- 4. r.r. if
"ILLUSTRATED
DOMESTIC BIBLE.
IIV UKV. INOIUHAM COMIIN - , A M
: r|l!IT8 w-.rk contain-all tha plans of the Com men
| taides, and is neat and of convenient sixa for family
n«e. It will r.iqntre hut little examination to see that
this edition of 11*•» Saered Writings unbraces many fea
ture* never before combined ill one volume, and i« a
valuable acquisition to the family circle and the Bibli
cal sittd*lit Some of tile most important and distill
tMii.-diingfeatnfrsof t» is bible are:
1. Seven hundred Wood Enainvlttff*. 2. Many tlion
und marginal referenoes. il. Tbreo finely executed
Steel Jlugravin rs* 4. Numerous improved reading#,
ft. A corrected chronological order. 0 Au exposition
of each rhapti r 4 containing th essence of the best t"onj
mental -is, with much original matter by the editor.
7. The poetical books in the metrical 112 mil. S Reflec
tions diswn from tlif* Kiihjcct* ot t!ie chapter.and giving
in a fconclenfed form if- spiritual import. 0. "Question*
at the end of 4 idi rhiptcr. f»r fnnily examination
Id Dates «fi:xed to the chapttr *. f>r each morning and
i yetlhigV f> ad'i '>mprlilng the whole Bible in a vear.
To these Intve lately hee.i a.Med two very desirable
features, vik : It contains a family photograph depart
-111 e tit in connect I •»» with thefunilv reord. and »««i x
tenth.d c uicof lance. It is une of the moet ditdrahle
llltdes published. The work contains nearly fifteen
hundred crpwn quarto plige<», ptinted from clear and
beautiful type, on line piper, with numerous engraving*,
and is bound In three different and beautiful stylos.
Rev .tollu Dav-s, of ConntH|Uf'leasing low ushlp, is
Agent for liutlei County. l'o*t office Adlr.««,
W HIThSTUWH. Butler County, I'a.
Varoh, no 14-s. M -tf
A. .*. I'AX'i'Kt'OS'l',
No. 1 "#H Federal Street,
j Next I) or to the 1 oi nor of the Disinond,
- - I'emi'a.
HA VIVO .1. T REQEfVED A LARGE AND WELL
S#LE< Tl'.D stock ot
jHARDWA BK&GUTLERY
| Importe I direct from the manufacturers,. consisting o
3!niidi'r':< liliii'tlnare,
Coopel'N,
iiint'htiniliiH.
and liuiclicr
r 4* O LS 9
j lloHt'fiirnUhliiu: llnrtlwrtrc,
FAR viml urn.x's.'Ls ittax. sti el,
XMLS, i ! ASS II HrTL LEviD,
SA. II PL'IT r. «fr.
Feels confident he can ofTer Inducement* to Whole-
I sithn ai«d Detail buyers, and would most r«npectfully
j ;iKk you patrona. e wirti tb«* a-snrance that it wtll be
to y< n Intr todobushieiM with him.
|r! k W. JENKINSON,
and Wholesale Dual eta in
Tobacco,
Scgars,
Nil 31 if,
Pipes, cle.
j No. O KKIICTAt, BTKKF.T, ALI.EUIibSV CITY, PA .
3fd door from Suspension Dridge.
Wlgn of tlie Si»n Indian.
vol 4. no 12. I vr. I
i.-Mwy .»> '
wmW. mm*
rnilß subscriber would respectfully inf«»rtn the public
I tint he ha« erected a new CAItfUAOK and WAO-
O.V MAKIVO t*l|i>p, on Street, oppoaita
.1. 11. Negley. and below the M. K. where he
ii prepared to do all kinds ot work in his lin« of ha-d
new, such as making Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, tMil
klca, Pleigh*, and any thing in the liu« of Carriage and
Wagon making.
Iti pairing dono In the ihortett ponslhle tithe.
Nov. 7, —tl-3 FELIX B. TKUXAL.
"And we'll all tako a ride "
NEW UYKKY STABLE.
HAVING I'liKCiiAWiß THE WELL KNO^n
Livrry Stable of Col. Aloxaoder Dowry with tho
| entire'sttark «»f Horses, Carriage*, iluggie». tic., we are |
pre| ared to furubh. on short notice, FlKtiT CLAdS
1 ' particular at toutii»n pju<l to fnrniHiiiog carriages for
(iflca and stable on Waahiugton street, Weat of First
J. k A. MiTCiIKLL.
Noticq to Builders.
!»Rn|>t>SAl.S will he received by tha School
Directors of Summit township, on Saturday the 2 »th
of June, for therebtitfdTrtg o| Sen el lloiwe No. '.luo. e
I commonly knt'Wii as Mm- .Vit. hcll 8clu«l Hone, lho
1 materi if >f tho old building wiH lie nift-le n-«c Of In part
in tl.e biecUun «.f the new one. The Directors will meet
at the l»on*e of Juduo Mitchell, at I o'clock, P.M.. of
t-aid iluv, where specifications-And plan of new building
I can be aeeu; at whi.h time aixl pL>c« the contract will
be given L. DLKICTLNEK . f'r*»'t.
J. fcJnoo 5. 1867, 4V
ihh mu num.
■ 9 I
OF ALL KINDS.
milE andersigned takes pleasure in annpuncing t
X Their many TWeiidfr, and the pablic generally, tha
Uiey bettei aie prepared than ever before tofuriiish *"
Fruit Trees of All Kindg,
AND
SHRUBBERY & SHADE TREES,
OF ALMOST UVKRY VARIKTI,.
The uuiversai testimony o| those who have b«ea
bupplied.with fVult and other Trees from
Rural Hill Nursery
IS, that they arc larger, cf Snperior quality and g off
DETTKIt than those brought front foreign nareat i*»t
I of these truths, auy. uanibai- of reliable testimonials
can he had in this county and vicinity. Persons daal-
I toiiß of purt lui*ißg,are reqneetetf to call Rnd examine
oiu splendid variety. It will amply repay, sn? iierson
that w iabe« Yritlt, and at an early' day * froi re
.planting, to purchase of us, es our trees are extra larae
and good. A number of reliable agents ean And profit
ah|e employment .by calling upon Ute subscriber living
2 I*2 miles west of Butler, Pa.
Silas Pearce & Sons.
Butler. Nov. 7 '6O.
HE W "■ -
ARRIVAL
—OF— •
SPRING & SUMMER
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
IIJF. HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE L'ABOEST,
>Y Bttst. aud M«»st Complete Stock of
NPBIXO A fU MIHER
DRY £OODS,
KV OFFERED TO TIIEPTTTfTrO
ALSO, A VBltV LARGE STOCK 0»
Carpets,
Oil-cloths,
Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats, Ac.
IN WIUCII ARK NOW OFFBBING*
GREAT BARGAINS
PEBSONS IN WANT OF AN YTIIINO IN THE A
JiJNE, SHOULD NOT FAIL TO'
CALL, AS WE ARK SKLLTNO AT
Extremely Low Prices.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
Wholesale Buyers,
As we have a great many job« from New Yor' k at
italea.
DUNLAP, LUKER di Ctfl, !
No. 130 Federal Street,
llli Door llclow market^
March V, no. l«-flmo ALLEGHENY CITY.
MILLINERY tiIRIMMiNG STORE.-
MltS. d. ADLTNGTOV announces to the public that
she has opened a aAd Trfthmli.g Sfcire.
three t|tN>rt Nor*h (>f Sykes* Or.aery, where she will
pay particular atteutio'a to Drei>s Making and all kinds'
of Faudly . ewing.v
■ • ■ • t L lislt
Stamping, Braiding,
t.AIHKN' TRIHMIfO,
New Style Hoops and Corsets,-
i Dress .llsklng and Family* Rawing,
New Style Promenade it Party Skirls,*
FLOWERS, RIBOONB, LACKS AND OLOVF.S.
Gent's CufTs, Collars,& Neckties,
nits. J. ADI/ISOTOV,
THREE DOORS NORTH OF BYRES* GROCERY,
vol. 4, no. 16-tf. Main Street Bntler, Pa.
n FIT I. KMC LK 4 T. B. WHITI *.C. KOO
F&SHION&BLE TIRBRS.
11 K undersigned harlug associated themselves in tha
Tailoring business, would respectfully say to tha
pabWr in gennral that they have just rscsivcd the Vall
in.t Winter Fashions, at d are prepared to make tip
clothing in the latent and most approved style Flesrr
< all anil examine our Fashions aud Specimens of meu
and boys' wear. SpecM attention given to bora* cloth
ing. KITENMCLLM. WHITE 1 CO,
August 12, IS66—tf.
nioTOUMPHM,
AMBROTYPES, DAGUERREOTYPES
FERBEOTYPES. &o.
SAMUEL SYKES, JR.,
RBSPKCTftTLLT Inform, hit Men*.. «i.l th« p«bllc.
in |f.|H.nUytl*Wl 11. i. " ''Hi ITIM t il 1 ' 11
A MHISOTTPfcS, Ac., In Mm luteal «tyle« «nd m mil Wnii.
of weather. An ii..ortin4nt'of Kmm('MM, Ac., con.
.tautly on h.nii. Col! and examine Specimen..
*»-n\LLERT on Mnln Street.oppo.lt. WFjBRRt
THOUTMAN'S atorf, llullir. Pa. (no. A, 6mo
Drs C. L, Dieffenbacher dc H. Wise
A iIJB prepared to luear
xVartiflcLil den tart e •
v "5 i tif imYnloaDlte.t^oral
_>v Thoee deair .us to av.ul
themsokeeaf the latest
iniproventeoU in dentis
; -J -try, should not (ail to
axantme thalr uow styles
• ; ofVuUaniteaxwl Coralita
~ work, filling, cleaning,
axtractlna and oiUusting the teeth <W>oe with the beat
, otaterialsaud in the best manner. Partlcnlar attention
j paid to children's teeth. As mechanica, they defy com
' petition; aa operators the> rank among the beat." Gba*
I srtni'Mlenite. Advice free of eharge. OS<e— In Eoydt
| luildingdoflerson Street, Bntler Pa.
Det 9, ld«3 :ntf.