THE AMERICAN CITIZEN. Butler, Pa., Wednesday, Aug. 7,1867 ®BT Now is your time to get Good Goods cheap. D. T. Pape & Co., will close all their Summer stock, regardless of cost, to make room for Fall Goods. — Call in and see •o'The great amouut of time con sumed by the ladies in dressing and ar» ranging their hair must make any arti cle which would lessen their labor par ticularly desirable. King's Vegetable Ambrosia leaves the hair in such condi tion as to render the dressing and ar ranging a very easy matter. It imparts to it that splendid glossy appearance so much admired, cleanses the scalp from dandruff and all humors, and prevents baldness; promotes its growth, and re stores gray hair to its original color. Found. On Main Street near the Saddle and Harness shop of Peter P. Brown, on Tuesday the Cth inst. a pair of Gold Spectacle-. The owner can have the same by calling at this office and prov» ing pioperty. Bargains! Margatnal nargalnal At D. T. Pape & Co. Closiug out sale of all our Spring and Summer Dress Goods, Shawls, Saques, Skirts—\\ bite G<Kids of all kinds—at price* regardless of cost. Call and see. l\ P ChnrcU The U. P. Congregation of Butler have decided to remodel and rebuild thicr church edifice. They intend to enlarge the present building by extending the same 14 feet on the Western side for a vestibule. We understand that they in tend to adorn the building with a neat substantial spire. The estimated cost of the entire improvement is over $6,C00. Raw J all. The enterprising contractor, is rapidly pushing forward, the work. The west-, crn side ot the public square is literally covered with material. The Stone al ready upon the ground is of good quali ty and from al< appearances this build, ing is to oe placed upon a solid and lasting foundation. Everything appears to be moving along ra; idly aud in or der. Xcw Mill. Our enterprising townsman, 11. J. Klingler, has made the necessary arrange ments for the erection, in the N. W. part of the borough of Dutler, of a splendid new flouring mill The main building is to be 40 by 45 feet; 20 by 45 for en*, gine, boiler and office. '1 he building to be three stories high ; smoke stack 75 feet. The machinery is to be of the very best and latest improvement. Such a mill has long been needed in this place. To Holders T-IO Bonds. Your attention is directed to the irn portant announcement made by Messrs- J. R. M'Vay & Co., of Pittsburgh, to be found in another column of to day's pas per. Attention to the matter in time may save holders ef these bonds about seventyfive dollars per thousand, —no small matter these times. Road their an nouncement. Orlit Mill. The undersigned would respectfully inform the public, that he has remodel ed and repaired the mill which ho now owns in Connoquenessing township. He is fully prepared to mako the best kind of flour. Bring us good grain and we will pledge ourselves to give you good flour. Our motto is: Re honest and obliging. Give us a call. * JOHN A. DODDF. Carriages, Ruggltn. Ac. G. C. Roessing, manufactures just such work as is suited to our locality. The material is of the very best quality and the work warrante 1 to give satisfac tion. He sells a Carriage, Ruggy or Wagon almost every day. Ilia work is fast taking the place of that which has heretofore been imported. If you want something neat and beautiful here you can be accommodated. If you de hire work that is strong and durablep go to G. C. Iloessing's. He has work made up, which he will sell as cheap as the ■ame quality can be had from any other establishment in the State. Ml. S. 7-30 Trc.nrjr Note*. Holders of United States 7-30 Treas ury Notes maturingon the 15th of this month, to dispose of Them to advantage, must do so on or before the 10th inst.— Up to that dale, they can be exchanged for U. S. 5-20 Ronds, or sold at a pre mium of six per cent., or $lO6 for every SIOO note. After the 10th inst., .they will only be worth their face. The First National Rank of Rutler •will either buy your 7-30's at the market price, or will give you 5-20 Bonds in ex change for them, it' presented on or be fore the 10th iustant. (iuerUa. Who stole the frcm the stable of Jacob Reiber? Who tapped the bar* rel in the Store House F Where is the whiskey Store House ? Is it in Berg's cellar or in somebody's stable '( Why do certain persons go up certain allies at un usual hours, and oome out of certain pla ces smacking their lips and lookiug very ■hy, as though they had been inspecting the rye ? Where do sooie would-be young gentlemen get their whiskey ? Do mail carriers briug whiskey to town ? Perhaps they get it at thfc druggists, but perhaps not. $ mebody bad better stop selling and giving whiskey, or xomt body might possibly goto New Castle. Street Oroiiingi. The much Deeded improvement on our public streets in the construction of stone crossings his ai last taken definite shape. Several of these crossings have been fin ished, and are a decided improvement.— The last one constructed is that across Main street, fiom Bell & Dieffenbacher to Duffy's Store. The location is per haps all right, but the construction is al most universally believed to be wron<*. This is undoubtedly the case if the street is to remain as at present. The crossing is entirely too high, or the street is too low. It the street is not filled up, the crossing will prove to be an obstruction on the public highway, and therefore a public nuisance. Who are the responsible parties in the construction of thi3 crossing 1 Rumor says that the masons employed overruled their employer, and constructed the job to suit themselves. There were certainly enough inequali ties in our Main street without increas ing their number. Whoever has the au thority in the premises, should see that whatever work is neees»aryjon our streets is dnoe in such a manner as to bo of souie practical use. Th« Crops. From all parts of our County we have the most flattering reports with regard to the abundance of wheat and rye. The almost universal report is, "we never had better crops." The weather has been very favorable, aud the grain has been put up in splendid order. Hay harvest is nearly over, aud the yield is good and the hay generally in fine order. Oats harvest is fairly begun and promises a fair average yield. The late rains have made a decided improvement in the ap pearance of the corn and it bids fair tcr equal, if not, excel the crop of last year. Potatoes are doing finely. Ruckwheat, although later than usual,if the fall iB fav orable will be a good crop. On the whole everything is promising and encouraging. Farmers look cheerful, and all depart ments of business are promising aud we look forward with anticipatious to a time of prosperity peace and plenty. Beaver Female Seminary and Mutical Institute. We have received the Twelfth Annual Catalogue of the above institutiou for the session of 180(5—1867. Whole number of pupils, 221 ; whole number in Instru mental Music, 70. The Reaver Seminary is an institution of rare merit. Rev. 11. T. Taylor, A. M., is President, and Prof, of Latin and Moral Philosophy. 11 is assistants are gentlemen and ladies of the highest in tellectual and moral attainments. The intellectual advantages of this Seminary are not surpassed by any. The Musical Department is under the direction of Mr. E. G'. King, a New England gent eman of fine .ttaiumenti and much experience, lie is assisted by Mrs. King who is a first class vocalist. None but the most cumpeteot, thorough aud faithful assistants in all the different dc* partmeuts are employed. Those who have attended the lu.-titute speak in highest terms in ccmuieudation of the same. Fall term commences Sept. 10th and last 14 weeks. Wltberajmon In»iltute. The second half of the summer term of this school so favorably kuewn will I commence on Monday the 12th of Au» | gust. The new buildings are now so far com pleted as to enable the Principal to re ceive into his family a much larger num ber of Roarders than heretofore. The large number of pupils in attend ance the present sessiou shows that "the school under its accomplished Principal and able teachers is appreciated by the public. LOYAL YOUNO, Secretary of the Board. Adllngton Trial. The pamphlet containing a full report of the proceedings in the Adlingtou trial for the murder of Sydney R Cunning ham, making 92 pages, is now complete and ready for delivery. A full report of the evidence, charge of the Court, pro ceedings in application for and granting of new trial, together with the opinion of the Court touching the same, arraign ment of tho prisoner for the murder ot James H. Teeple, his oonfession in both cases, and the sentenee of the Court. Oo Thursday the 25th instaut, .some place on the road between the tenant res idence on the farm of Christian Seibert and my residence ia Centre township, ad joining the farm oi John Mellinger, a Black l'jcket Book, marked on the out side " Greenbacks," containing $38.45. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning said Pocket Book and contents to the subscriber, or by leaving the same with the Kditor ot the Citizen Butler, Penn'a. John Shen. SarrtU Trial. Tuesday was the fifty first day of this trial. The final arguments for the pros ecution, it is said will close today in time lor the Judge to charge the jury. Dr. J. M. Giikey will be absent from Butler until September Ist. After that he may be found at his new office, Main Street, near the Postoffice. List of (J rand Jurors Drawn for September Term, 1807. John B. Beighley, Connoquenessing, carpenter; George Arner, Washington; Kobert Campbell, Jr., Slipperyrock ; Juo. C. Dufford, Conuoqucnefsing; Matthew Forker, Jr., Donegal; William Gibson, 112 airview, carpenter ; James Gardner, Muddycreek, farmer; Peter Gallaher. Franklin, farmer; O. 11. Perry Graham, Cranberry; Joseph GiaUam. Jofferton ; Jonas Hartzell. Jackson; John John ston, Buffalo; William Johustou, Mer cer; 11. D. Jamison, Worth; Johu B. M'Na'r, Forward; James M'Caudless, Jr., l'enu ; Jacob Mechliug, Butler bor ough ; Scott Mitchell, Summit, farmer; Jacob Miller, Winfield ; William Kiddle, Clinton; VVtlliam C. Robb, Oakland, far mer ; Adam Snyder, Brady; Kobert Shephard, Middlesex; James Stocker, Veuango. * TRAVERSE JURORS, FIRST WEEK Dennis Boyle, Donegal; Johu Barker, Middlesex; John W. Barr, Fairview; Kobert Black, Sr., Ilarrisvillc, merchant; William Cashdollar, Adams; James Cris« wed, Adams ; Thomas Coulter, Concord ; John Crothers, (of Thomas), Clay ; Will iam Campbell, Concord; Jesse Dutter, Piospect.shocm tker; Johu J lunlap. Clay; Jacob Dufford, Counoquenessing ; David Dodda, Adams; William Elleuberger, Fairview; William Gallaher, Fianklin, farmer; Thomas Gallaher, Muddycreek, farmer; Adam Graft, Jefferson ; James H. Graham, Cranberry; William Gar vin, Jackion ; William Hamilton, Mer cer; Kobert Hiodman, Frankiin, farmer; Michael Hooks, Buffalo ; John Harting, Winfield ; Nicholas Kline, Forward ; Lenuard Kline, Harmony; Wai. Leckey, Clinton ; Jesse Miller, Forward ; James M'Clure, Worth; John K. Moore, Clin ton ; William Martin, Lancaster, farmer; William M'C'intock, Mercer, John P. Oliver, Porteraville, merchant; Samuel ltea, Peun; Valeutiue iieuger, Clear field; Charles llabo, Saxoaburg; Daniel Suyder, Brady , Andrew Turk, Summit; Thorn s Welsh, Jefferson. SECOND WETK. S. E. Allen, Allegheny; John Allen, Parker, farmer ; James Alisworth, bar ker ; Thomas Rranuow, Muddycreek, far mer ; Daniel Darues, Slipperyroek ; Jas. Dlain, Allegheny; Daniel Dyers, Mil- Idrstown ; Alexander Dell, Washington ; John Cooper, Jackson ; John Carr, Slip peryroek ; illiam 11. Christy, Conooid, farmer; J. S. ''ampbell, Cherry, farmer; James Davidson, Sr., Adams, farmer; John C. Fisber, Franklin, farmer; Jacob Fisher Worth; James Gilchrist, Cherry, farmer; Samuel Gibson, Eairview, far mer; John Huseltoo, Duller, farmer; James llaslett, Duller, farmer; David Kirkpatrick, Ctutre, fanner; David M'- Connell, Worth ; Johu M'Elwain, Deun, farmer; James Martin, Buffalo ; Samuel Miller, Centre, farmer; James Morrison, Ksq., Lancaster, farmer; Isaac K. M- Ghee, Butler borough, shoemaker; Har rison Noriis, Clinton, farmer j, John Heed, Ksq., Zelienople, farmer; John Srader, Jefferson j Robert Sims, Ve nango ; (ieorge Shuup, Oakland, farmer; Samuel Seaton, Marion, farmer; F. 11. Tolly, Saxouburg; Robert Thompson, Rrady, farmer ; John K. Vincent, Mar ion, farmer; Thomas Wilson, Controville, Merchant; Robert Wilson, Venango; Robert A. Wade, Washington, farmer. We, the undersigued Sheriff and Com missioners of Dutler county, do certify that (he above is a correct list of the persons drawn to serve as Grand and Traverse Jurors at the September Term of Courts, 1807, commencing on Mon day the 2:Jd day of September. ANKRF.WC. CHRISTIE, S Uom rs. WILI.IAM DICK, ) James Jl. Store)/, Sheriff. Commissioner's office, July 25, 18G7. MA It It I 13 l». LKMON—UUAIIAM— in Juni VJIIi, by Jl. v Wm. 1! Jamison, agisted by Rev. John Uatley, Mr. Robert: L«m<>n, of Hutler township, t" .Mim* S.vdney Oraharu, of Connoqueaessing township, all of Butler cFa CARBON—SWORDS—On tlie Ist u" at his rcsMorcrin Clinton town-hip, Mut'er county, I'.i . by Samuel An demon, tieq , Mi. ./huim 8. Canton, ntnl Ji n' Swords both of Shaller tp., Allegheny county, I'a. DIE I>- DKWOLF —On Friday, the 2d Inst, at her residence in butler I'a >lr* Jane DeWolf widow of I»r 11. C. DeWolf, aged 70 years and 21 days. The deceased was severely afflicted fit more than »wo years proTioua to bet departure. She expressed the ruo-d unwavering confidence in her Savioar, leaving a bright testimony that she was fully prepared to depart and bo with Chrift. xit: r r i.i :it >i vit »v BTO. BIITTKII—I-resb Rob 12 cent* per poutd BKANS—White, $2,"0 per bushel. BAULKY—Spring fc) BKKSWAX —tfs rents per ponnd. EGOS—IS rents per dozen FLOUR- vhent, $7,00 to per hand.; Rye 8,50, Bnckwet-at, 9.1,50 per hunu. FRUIT—Dr. y-i Apple*, dcts. per ft); Dried Peaches, 25 cents !t». FKATUKKB—7S cents per pound. GRAlN—Wheat fC.nu per busit 1 Rye,l,oo; Oats. 60c Corn XU; Buckwheat, 00. UROCKRlKS—l'offee, Rio, 30 per pound; Java. 40 Brown Sugai. pound, do.White, 2ur N. O. Molae e* $1,20 cents p«>r gallon; Syrup 100 and f1,40. HIDKS—7 cents per ponnd. LAUD—Io couts per pound. NAILS—S7,7S per ke«. Pi»TAT>»KH—9Oc per t.ushel. PORK—Shoulders, 10; Flitch, 11; Hams, 14c per pound- R A'lS—4 cents per ponnd. RICK—IS cents per (fund. SALT—pe. barrel. TALLOW—l2cents per pound. WOOL—IO cent* per pound fur common. Special iToticcsi. DR. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS A SUBSTI. TUTE fOR CALOMEL.—Th**se Pillj are composed of varion* roots, having Che power to rel<tx the irere« tions of the liver us promptly and effectually us blue pill or mercury, an.l without producing iny of those disagreeable or dangerous effects which ofion follow the Use of the latter. In all bilious Pills may be used with confidence, a* they promot-j.the discbarge of vitiated bile, and remove those obstructions from the liver and biliary ducts, which are the cause of bilious affections in general. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head/ ache, and all disorders of the Liver, indicated by sallow skin, c<>ated tongue, coativenees, drowsiness, and a general fueling of weariness and lamitude, showing that the liver is in a torpid or obstructed condition. ~ln"short. these Pills may be used with advantage I n all cases when a purgative or alterative medicine is re quired. Please ask for H Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills," nnd observe that the two likenesses of the Doctor are on the Government stamp—one when in the last stag* of Con sumption, aud the other in his present health. Bold by all Druggists and dealers. Price k 25 cents per box. Principal Offlee, No. 15 Noth 6th Street, Phila delphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents : Demas Barnes k 00,, 81 Park Row, New York; 6. 8. Hance, 108 Baltimore St. Baltimore,Md.; John D. Park, N. E- cor. of Equrth cad Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker A Taylor,l34 and 136 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III.; Collins Brothers 8. W. vomer of Second and Vine Bts., St. Louia, Mo. (4th k Mh w, ea mo ly.] I - CL._ CONNOQUBNESSINQ LODQE No - l - 0 of ° F -' ho,Us ,ta stated meetings at the Hall, ou I Main St., Butler, Pennsylvania menciug at 6 o'clock. Brethren frum sister Lodges are ; respectfully invited to attend. By order ef the N. Q Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery i A CtBK lfl WARRA.NTRI. by DR. TOBIAS' CBLEBRATRD VENETIAN LINIMHNT, if used when flrxt taken by persons of temperate habits. This medicine has sen known In the United States over yearn. Thousands have used it. nud found it never failed to cure any Com plaint for which It was recommended, and all thou* who first tried it, are now newr withjut it.l n the Cholera; of 1848, Dr. Tobias attended 40 cases and lost 4, being called in too late to do any good. | DIRECTIONS. —Take u teaspoonful in a wine-gla«sof era ery half hour for two h Jours, and rub the abdo men and extremities well with the Liniment. To allay ; the thirst, take a lamp of ice in the mouth, about tdo site of a marble every ten minuter It is warranted per fectly innocent to take internally. Sold by all drug gists, price 40 aud 80 oents Depot, 66 Courtland 8 New York Us© the Beet.— Blades' Ecphojual LUBRICA TORS are a medicinal prepaiation in the form of a lvtenge, and are universally considered the niostp/eas ant, effectual and convenient reined* in use, for Itoarte ne.'s. Cough t, Odds, Catarrh, Ax*hma, Bronchi tit, Dip theria and elii Pulmonary Complaints. They aro war ranted to give quid er ami more lasting benefit In the above afitoctions than any other remedy ; also to contain n-v deleterious ingredient, aud not toottendthe wuakest a:>d most sensitive stomach, V#-Kor hhlb by SIMUEL OR All AM and REDICK A CO., I'tuggists, Butler, Pa., at JIS cts. per Box. lILAOEH* CONSTITUTION PILLS Are so called because of their pecu liar direct and effi cient effect upo!) the Li,v«r, Stomsch, Blood aud Ner vous System. For inactivity or the Liver for the Stom ach In derangement, or Dvspep»ia. they will d-light the patient with their mild and beneficial effect, espec ially if, from lon* continued iudige«tlen and ccstive ne.ss. they are left with periodical returns of the Sick Headache. In case, 112 a severe Cold, proiltcing Chili* a> id f\vr, you can break it veT.v soon by using the Pills as per direction with each box. 46J-Al.O fur xie l , BAMUKI. o£AHAM anj KSD ICK A CO., Duller, l'a.,at 23 cts per Box. . JOHN n. BLAi'KS A CO.. June 12th. 1807— 6m»s ) t'ropnetura, > 'Uim, N Y. TO CONSUMPTIVES — The Advertiser, having teen restored to health in a few weeks, by a very sim ple remedy, after having suffered several years With a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consmnp tion—ls anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the ni-ans of <jur<j. TO all who desire it, be will send a copy nf the pre scription used, (free of charge) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they adnjylwlv t*RB Cokß foR Conschptio*, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac. The only object of the advertiser ill sending the Pre scription. is to benefit the atllicted. and spread Informs- I tion which he conceives to be invaluable; and be hopes every sttfTefer will try his remedy, as it will coat them nothing;, aud may prove a ble«3i!.% Parties wishing the prercfiptUni. will please address JUV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings county, New York. Nov. 7,1860, ly. _ A BifVjjTe Box of BRANORETHB PlLLConain more vegetable extractive matter than twenty boxese dlpihda any where in the world besides; IHty-hv* uylsure physiciansnse them in their practice to ths exclusion of oth*r purgatives. The first letter of theit value is yet scarcely appreciated. Wbfln they are bet ter known, a sudden d-atb aud continued sickness will be or the past. Let those who kttow them speak right out in their favor. II is a duty which will save lif«. Our race are subject to a redundancy »112 vitiated bile at this season. it is dangerous as It is orevalaut but Brandreth's Pills afford an invaluable and efficient protection. their occasional use we prevent collection of those impurities which, wheu In snffi draft quantities, cause so much danger to the body's hea.ia. They «•>"" «*nre Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Loss of Ap petite, Pain in the Head, Heartburn, Pain In Urea stt Hone. SII iden Falntness and CostlvsuesS. Sold bye ull respectable Dealers in Medicines \\r ANTED, AGENTS —?f5 to S2OO PER MONTH lor YV gentlemen, and f3i t.• $75 for ladies, everywhere, to introduce the Celebrated Common Sense Family Sew ing machine, improved and perfected. It will hem, fell, stitch, nuilt, bind, braid and embroider beautifully.— Price only f-'O, making the elastic lock stitch, and fully warranted for three years, We pay the above wages, or a commission, from which twice that amount can be mule. Address with stamp, ot call on C. BOWERS A Co., Salesrooms, No. 2f»5 South FIFTH Street, Philadel phia, Pa. All letters answered promptly,wifh circulars nd terma. _ AGENTS W ANTED— W:& « J n U *£ 112 .t)0, o-- Male and Female to in troduce oni NEW PATENT, STAR SHUTTLE SEW INO MACIIINi; It i- adapted for family use and Tail oring It makes a utitcli alike on both sides. Price onlv T WEN I V DOLLARS Extraordinary inducements to Agents. For full particulars, address DUMONT A WILSON, 630 ARCH Street, June 19,1867, 3m. Philadelphia, Pa. Public Wale of Real Estate in tlie Iloro. ol Butler. BY authority of an art of Assembly, the undorsignod will offer at public sale, at the Court House, in (he borough of Uutler, on Tuesday, thc'lQth day of September, next, at one o'clock P. M , that lot of giwuud, in said hoiough, containing about oue-foiirth of c.n acre Pounded North by West Street; East by Mrs. Stehley ; South by S. Bitter, and West by a street known as Water street. Said lot having erected thereon a frame dwelling h >use—and being the same formerly owned by Mrs. Anne Conrad. «.e« eased. TKUMri OF SALR —One-third in hand and balance two equal annual installments with interest. ADAM TROCTMAN, JOHN KOPP, August 7, *67, Gt JOHN C.COLL. Overseers of the poor of said borough. IRA B. M'VAY & CO.. BANKERS, Cor. Fourth and Smithfi«ld Streets, l'ilt§biirgh, Pa, important to Holders of 7-30 Bonds, Dated August 15th, lU64t The Government has given notice that tho notes due AUUI'sT 15th, IM>7, must be pi evented for couversion o i >r before that day, otherwise they will he paid at their face value, causing a loss to the holder of about BKV LNTY-HVB DOLLARS PER THOUSAND. We will Continue to exchange for 7-30s until AtlgtlHt loili. Aug 7, IM>7, It IRA D M'VAY A CO. Notice in Divorce. IN the matter of the petition of Peter Broell, for a di vorce from bed, board and alimony, Loin his w t !e Cathariue Urojll. la the Court of Common Pleas of Butler county. No. 4, November Term, I MM. And now to wit; .March lith. 18C7,0n motiou of Hlack A (laager, Lsq'r*-, Attorneys for Petitioner, Court grant proclamation according to law. By the Court. liutltr county , tt • Certified liom the Record ibis £th day of Angust, A. D„ 1 »H7. J. B CLARK, Proth y. Catharine Broell, respondent :—You are hereby noti fied to be and appear at our Court of Common Pieas, to be held at liutler, iri aud for tlu: county of Butler, on the 4th Mou .ay of September, A. !»., 1807, to chow causa,if any you have, why a divorce from bed, board aud a lnany slit uld not bedewreed as prayed for by your husband, Pater Broell, in tUe above named petition. JAMJCS B. STOBICY, August 7, 1807, 4t. Sheriff. Auditor's Notice. IN the matter «»f the account of Jonas Umpstead and Reubeu Musselinan, Administrators of tlie Kstate of John Leahuiau, dec' ». In the Oiphana Court of Butler county, No. 44, Mar Term, 1&67. Ana iiuw to-wit: Jane 17lh, IBG7, on inotioa of Thcmp ■<>ll A Lyon, Court appoiwtii. W. Kleogur, ivtq., au Audi tor to distribute tue in >ney in baud* ef tho Adiuiuis tiators. By the Court. F. M. KASTMAX, Clerk. Butlei county, ti : Certified frum the Record this 22nd day of Jane, A. D.. INfIJ. F. M. KA*T*AX. CUl'k. I will Attend to the duties of the above appointment ot tho vthie of ltla< k Ac in Builer, I'M , ou Tues day,the 27tli day of August, A. I*., IWT, at one o'clock, P. A?., of which all parties mterrstod will take notice. U. W. Anffust 7,1807 , 3t. Auditor. Notice In IMrorcc. IN the uintter of the "petition of Jacob K Kennedy, for a divorce frwn bed, and alimony, froaj bis wife, IJ deet KetiqjpJy. In the ONII oftTonimon Pleas of Batler county. No.. 11, NOT. T Ito, 1865. And now to wit : June 13th. 1867, on motion of J. X. 4 J. I'arviance, Esq're.* Court grant tirociuuiatiou ac cording to law. Br the Court. Butler county, u: Certilled from the Record tbi&34th day of July, A. D., 1««7- J. B.OLAKK, Froth y. Laleet Kennedy, respondent *-You are hereby uoti fiod to he and appear at our Court of Comiaon Pleas, to be held al Butler, for the couuty of Butler, on the 4th Mondvy of Septeuiuer. A. D.. 1867, to show cau*e, if auy you have, wny a divorce from bed, beard and tali • tnouv should nut be decreed an prayed for by your hus band, Jacob K. Kennedy, in the above named petition. J AilEs B. STORKY. August 7,1807, 4t. Sheriff. STRAYED OR STOLEN, TNROM Jhe t ßb.scriber, in Butler towuship, on or JL tho.lat of July, small mouse colored Mtiir,.C>ur feet tour imht-H hi*)!, blinded 1., &. i*u tthouldei and hip; aUo, a umali lump on 'left side or tft belly; anj hav ing a yoke on with an Iron bolt through It. 'Any p-r --son returning «Ald mule, or giring the uecestutry Buoi mation that will lead to its recovery, will he liburuily rewarded. (Jtrfy 31,3t.) SAMURL BCIIAFFNEH J. tllppeljr W. H. Miller* HIPPILY & MILLER, Wholesale A Retail Dealers lu FLOOR & FEES, OATS, CORN, HAY, SALT, Etc. ABalLJßaHSllilSJ'ffe IPIfeSTSr'Aa Intersection of Ohio and Liberty Streets. 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With over2Uo Descriptive and Photo graphic Views of th" Scenery, Cities, Laud*, Minos, People mid Cn iosities of the Now States and Terr tories. To prospective emigrants and settlers In the '• Fa r West," this History of that vast and fertile region wil' prove an invaluable assistance, supplying as itdnesa w ant long frit of a full, authen ic and reliable guide to climate, soil, products, means of travel. Ac. AOKNTri W ANTKI).—Send f»r Circulars and see our terms, and a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL I' NO CO., July 31, IBC7, 4t. 607 Minor St., Philadelphia. FRANK H JOHNSTON, tt. D & HAItRINVIViLE, Hutlpp County, Pa. Will promptly attend to all husiuess ontrusted to his care. RE F EREN CE S: Dr. Crawford, Cooperstown, Pa. Dr. Puowden, Franklin, Pa. Dr. Hauler, Oochrant.il, Pa. Dr. Fowler. Ilarriatille, Pa. Drs. Foster a llunman, Clintonvllle, Pa. Dr. Coulter, Centreville, Pa. Dr. Livingston, *• •• (jnlyS, '67—ly $25 REWARD ! C< Tit AY ED OH STOLEN, frnin theSntiey Fnrm.,(n*ar O Rtory Farm.jkjOil creek, Yonango county, Pa., ou the .'id day of June, 18»-7, a Brown Mure, s>x yearn old, about The above reward will be paid to any p»rton return* inn said horse to the subscriber, J. A. COFFERN, Sutley Farm, July 24, 41 miles from Petrcleuin Centre. STRAY MARE. SITHAYKD, from the subscriber, a black mare, of me ) iliiiiu size, about y year oil and heavy with foal iiiuton her back u mu.-ili saddle lump ; mane lien on the left Hide of the nock; la unshod, and lnu a few white hairs on the hind feet, just abovu the hoof. Any pertOn taking up said mare, or giving informa tion to the subscriber leading to her recovery, will be lihemlly rewarded K. OODKN, Glado Mills, Jnly 24, l»07. Butler county, Pa. J. M. OILKEY, DENTIST, North-east Cor, of Diamond, Main st., HUTI.KB', PA. June 2rt, 1867, lyr. WEST SUNBUEY ACADEMY^ 1111 E FALL SESSION of the West 3:nbnry Academy under the superintendence of Ueorge A . Urahani, w commence on MoNDA Y, the 12th day of Auguat, to continue lor twelve wt*«ks. Hoarding can be obtained on reasonable terms Rev. W. BKEADE.N. Ch'n. J. W. Christ v, Bec'y. (July 1J , 67 —«t*. rilllE ri?N AND PENCIL is published weakly at 1 X cettta per copy; Sl.Oo per year, er 01.0V lor thie months. It will be the earnest endeavors of the publisher* to frotluce a good illustrated family paper—one that may e welcome to the Hr»«id« of any with picture | and profit, and placed in the bands of youth with fcafetj. ! The rtrit number of this paper ts not offered as a lair r speciuieu of what the forChi-oiuiu* insure will be. It is I intendi' I that each auoceediug. edition of The Pen and Pencil will be superior to thl<«, both In readuig matter and illustration*.- Address all communications, T. K. DAWLEY k CQ«, PubHafaert, Nrfs 31 and 23 Aon street, Jnly 24,1567. lm. New York. KING'S VEGETABLE AMBROSIA IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE! Gpoy-liendecl l 4 boplo have thefr locks restored by. it to the dark, lustrous, silken tresses of youth, and are happy! Young People, with light, faded or red Hair, have these unfashionable colors changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice! People whose are covered with Dandruff and Humors , u«?0 it, and have clean coats and clear and healthy scalps 1 Ila I <l-11 on<le< I Veterans have their remaining locks tightened, and the bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth of Hair, and dance for joy! Young Gentlemen use it because it is richly perfumed 1 Young Ladies uso it because it keeps their Hair in place! Everybody must and will use it, because it is the cleanest and best article in the market! For Sale by Druggists generally. WHOLKSALh A(iJbiNT6: Sellers A Van Oorder, PITTSBURGH, PA. Or. Siimiiel ftriilium, inay 3d, no. 24-eow-lyr. Bt'TLER, PA. DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS! DR. SAMUEL QRAHAM la still carrying on the Drug busine* in the old stand in BOYD'S BLOCK, Main Strset, - - Butler, Pa, Wo hAte constantly on hand and for sale, at reduced rates, a pure quality of Litharge, Dye Stuffs, Glass, Putty, Turpentine, Alcohol, Linseed Oil, Drugs, Chemicals, Paintb, Oils, Varnishes, White Lead, Red Lead, Lard, Fish, and Neats-Foot Oils. If oil low. Viiil.s, Corks SOAP, LAMPS, SPONGES, PURE GROUND SPICES, 4C. A general variety of Perfumery & Toilet Articles. WINES AND LIQITOIU! for medical and mechani cs purposes ' Wines lor Sacramental use, furnished at coat. Physicians' prescriptions tare fully Compounded. Thankful for past favors, *i invite the public gene ally to call and examine our that wn can sell at as reasonablu rates as any similar establishment in the county. may 29, 07,-lyr. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of s Writ of Fieri Farias isnned out of th Court <-f Common Pleas of Battel* county, and t me directed, thai* will be exposed to public sale, on the piemissM, on Wednesday. the 28th day nf August, | A. D.. 18ti7, at 2 o'clock P. M., the following property to-wit : All the i ight, title, Interest and claim of Hugh Camp bell, of, in and to Twenty acres of land, rliore or leas, situated in buffalo town-hip. Bntlwr oounty, Pa., l>oand ed North by Patrick MtJounegley; Ea tbv Alexander Scott; South by Allegheny county, and West by Mc- Intire and J. Holliugswoith. Also, Coal Privilege of 35 acres, mora or le*s. appurtenant thereto, bounded as follows: North by J. llollingsworth; East, laud above described: South by Allegheny county, and Wsst by Washington Betl, doe'd Salt-works in successful operation with the appurtenances thereto, and Four Frame Tenant Houxes thereon erected Soi/.ed and ta ken in execution as the property of Hngh Campbell,at the suit of A. Colwrll. JaMEs 11. STOREY, July 24, IM)7. Sheriff. Public Kale ot* Heal Estate. rpilß titi«l«^r<*fwill offer for'sale at public* Otitcry, lon llift premises, on Friday the l ilh of September, at 1 o'clock, P. M. ( 153 acres of land, near Petersburg, l)utl«*r county; about 10 : > acres cleared, balance well timbered: two dwelling houses, and a double barn with fcood stabling thereon exacted. A good ojchard of over 50 troen—grafted fruit. About 50 acre* oi the above la bottom land, on tlie little Connaqnenen-ting creek.- It in well calculated for two farms and will be divided or sold a< a whole, to suit pmchaaors. It i* well sup plied with water from go.x» springs TMlt.Md —One-third on confirmation of sale by the Court, one-third in one yeai thereafter, and the balance at the death of the widow .MALCOLM GKAIIM. Guardian of the minor children of July 24. 1867, 4t. Henry Hoiiadal. dee'd. S EWIHG. MRS. T. J. LoW.MAN, Wonld respectfully inform the citizens of this p!acs that aha U prepared to do all Linda of sewing, such a* Drees Making, gaqnee, Gent*' Shirts, aud Children's ap parel. Also, local Agent for Wheeler and Wilson's Sawing Maehmas. ¥eb. 20, U47, bf. J. X. A J. PI'ttVIAJSCJE, Atturuoyn at L u lv, Offlc, oo 8 I sf Dlunsn* mi Mill at. Bollw.Pa. DRUG AVD GROCERY STORE. Triß anbwcribera bur® on hand and arc daily receiving at their Store-Room,oppoaite Peter Duffy'a lnßutlor An Ext n sive Assortment or Drug*, |l>ye Staflk, Medicines, ll'ftt.Medicine#, Oils, gToilet Soap, Paints, llVfl'umerj, AND THK 6ho 112 e© s t LB<ss © e» a for cbomical arid medicinal purpose*. Aleo, all kinde of HrtOßltteS, NOTIONS, An., 112 hysioians' Prescriptions CarefttUy and Promptly Compounded. In the Grocery Department will be found Flour, Bttcot., Flab, CVift«e,.T.#a«, Sagare, Canned Fruit of all kind*; in Abort every arlfele for Familv use. Also* Nails, Glass, Glassware, Queens ware, Hardware, Stoneware, Bukcets, Tubs, And a general assortment of Tub«<»oo and Ctg&re. The highest market price paid for all kiuda of pro dace in exchaago for (looda. • 801l & Dieffenbacher. Juno 12, 1867—1y. ITB BFITEGT IS MIRACULOUS. The old, the young, tho middle aged uaita to pnlM HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENFWER. It la an entirely naw scientiflcJUoovery, combining many of the i'no>t powerfdl and reatoratiye agent* In tha rtgttoblt! kingdom. Wo liavo <ucli conddenc® In Its merit*, and ara to »uro it will do all we claim for It, tbat we off* SI,OOO Reward If tho SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER does not give sat. iifsction in nit cases when used in strict accord ance with our instructions. HALL'S Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer has proved itself to be tl»« tnost perfect pfeparation for tho Hair ever offered to tho public. It is a vegetable compound, and contains no injurious properties whatever. It is not a Dye, it strikes at the Roots and fill* the glands with now lifu and coloring matter. IT WILL RESTORE Oil AT HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. It trill keep the Ilatr front falltHff out• It el*annee the Scalp, and makes liaise SOFT, LUSTROUS, AXl> SILKRN IT IS A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSINGt No person, old or young shonM fail to use Jt is recommended and used by the FlllST MEl>- JCAL AUTHORITY. Ask for HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILAA* HAIK RENEWRH, and take no other. The Proprietors offer the SICILIAN RATE B»- NEWRK to the public, entirely confident that it will bring back the heir to its original color, promote it* growth, and in nearly all cases whore it has fallen off will restore it unless the person is very nged. fl. P. lIALL 3c CO. Proprietors* Nashua, N. U. IST Sold by all Druggists. July 17, 1R67, ly.~. Orphans' Court Sale of Real Estate. BY tirtue* of an order and decree of the OrphaHi Court of Butler county, the* undersigned, Kxwcn tors of flamnel Parka. late of Middlesex township. But ler county, dee d, will expose at public sale, on tb* premise*, on Saturday, Anf/iist 31 st, 1867, at 1 o'cl-wk. P. M., the following piece of land, to wt t Twonty-ui/ht (28; acre*, ifcora or less, situate in Adam township, said connty, and bounded and described a follows : On the east by lands of John Riflley; on tha north and west by William ffavs; and on the south bv Robert Cooper. There is a mill seat, with an old mill bonne, on tho «ame, and but little othor improvements. TKBMS :—One third the purchase money in hand and the balance jn two equal annual installments, with in teiest frdm lonfirmatiou ot sale. JAMES I'ARKB. WILLIAM HAYS, Jul/ 17, 1807, 3t. Executors* Sale of Real Estate. HY vTrtno of an order and decree of thi Onrt o Common PI mm of Under county, the undersigned Committee of Alexander M'Murray, a habit na! drunk ard, will offer for sale at public vendue, on the premises. At one o'clock p, m. t of Tuesday the 20th day of 1807, 1807, tlio following described Real Estate, situaie in Marion township. Under county, I*a., bounded .lad dmrrlbed t it follow*: On the North by lands of Samuel M'Murra>; on the East by lands of Alex. M'Murrny ? on the South by lands of Al«xauder M'Murray.and West by lands of Alexander M Murray, containing about 50 acres. I HUMS OF SALE —One-third In hand ; balance In two equal ai.nunl installments with Interest from the confirmation of sale. Pur.hasei to pay for deed and stamp*. H C.M'COY, )- July 24, 3t. W.M. 0. SMITII, / Orphan's Court Sale of Real Estate, By Virtue of an order and decreo of tlm Orphan*' Co'iit of iluiler oounty, th« uiHlvnigMrt, Adiuinla-' tratorof Anna Johuson, dee'd, will mdhwUj b&lm b# public vendue.on the premises, on 1 ' 1 Monday, Aus/ual \9th, 1867, alio O'clock. ».m , tlin f,.U o win K K«al Entnte,4tuatala Cltntun towiMlilpi kor.ndtd unth, North byUi.d.o Oeorgo Kart r,y l jr ,d. or Samuel Muntgutnerr ""tJ UJ. ",?: Hi V ! e " t £' Mn "< contMtMhrg fu .cm V. 'ii . .ip hajid i balauo* ui twtwjaa annual installments, with interest frcm eonArmtionlo sale. Ibe purchaser to pay for deed and stauu.-s. T i oi o> OEORGE W. If^Yß, J "'y 24 ■ « itdialsltnco. PEOPLES lEA BTOHE. Wilson & Underwood, WUOLKSALI * RRTAIL DEALER# 121 ■ teas, - 6HO«e e dfamiljdfriittms; No* ilt Sonth Wtit Dlaaoa4j Adjoining Bepler's Hotel, ALLBGHKJirY CITT, j»A , One tf Ou chearxjt and but WluUiaU urf BUail Stnrv m the two ctcig. Czll und cmwu <mr Rtack ami **—■ (Ma/ 2f, 'Bl. tuio#
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