THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa,(Wednesday, Aug, 21,1867
Losl.
On last Saturday evening between If.
Fullertons and 11. 0. Heineuian'fi—a
lady's Garnet Breast Pin, the Under
will be liberally rewarded by leaving
the same at this office.
BSjrThose irreverent lads who called
names after a certain "bald head" of
old, deserved their untimely end,because
at that time no panacea had been discov~
ered to restore the human hair upon the
bald spots. But now Ring's Vegetable
Auibrosia is knowu to p'»sess the rare
tiierit of iuvigorating the roots and fill
ing them so full of life, where not en
tirely dead that they cannot help putting
forth a new growth which rivals iu beau
ty the locks of youth'
Tbc lair.
Examine the Premium List of tho
Butler County Fair, and make the nee
pessary arrangements to be present. Be
sure to bring something fur exhibi
tion. Individual effort, wiil make our
fair a sticeiss. The Committee of ar
rangements are busily engaged in the
performance of their duties and if you
will but do your part, we will have the
best fair that has ever been held in this
county.
Uro«*f*ric9.
People are beginning to ascertai»
that Patten Kearns and Son, on the
■corner of Main and Jefferson Sts op
posite Jack's Hotel * good
quality and splendid assortment ol Gro»
cerii'S which tJiey sell as cheap as the
5a...0 quality can be sold elsewhere. The
Mgbest market price given lor all kinds
of merchantable produce. Their motto
n 'Live and let live" Give them a
call.
Accidents.
Oil Wednesday of Ust wsek, Mrs. 11.
M. Dou'hett ol Pcuu tp J while Handing
upon a chair replacing some goods upon
the shelves in the store of her husband,
the chair gave way, pereipitating her
upon the floor •, one of her aims and
wrist were severely fractarcd. Surgeon
A. M. Neymaß was immediately sent
for asd dressed her arm, at last aeeounts
she was doing well.
Oil Friday afternoon ef 4aat week
while Col. Jno. M. Thompson an 1 wife
were riding round the course on ths fair
grounds West of the an acci
dent happened in which Mrs. Thomp
•on came very near losing horlifo. The
horses wore young, scarcely " bridle
wise" and it was difficult to guide them
in turning upon the course. One of the
colts threw his head round to the side
and they were likely to get of the track,
when the Colonel jumped out to take
them by the hcal 4 but fallig td keep
hold of the lines, he was struck by one
'of the wheels aud thrown down ; he
called on Mrs. Thompson to throw her
sdfoutat the rear of the carriage and
in endeavoring to do this, she was
catijrb' in tho hind wheel, from which j
stie soon tecoroe disengaged, which fact j
no doubt saTe her lile. Her collar bono j 1
Was broken, and other injuries of a less j
dangerous character Were received in the
fall. She is under the care of Dr. A. ,
M. Nevuian, and is fast recovering from |
her injuries. The Colonel was uliin- ,
jurcd except receiving a bruise on the |
leg when struck by the Wheel. ,
— • i— —
EIROPE.
REFORM IN TURKEY.
(CONSTANTINOPLE, August 15 —The '
Siiltan, oti his return to Constantinople,
received an address from the Grand Viz- 1
ier, who he left in eharge of the Gov
erment duiing his absence. In his re
ply the Sultau, Sficr reviewing his re*
cent journey to Western Kurope, says
as the result of his observation he is
prompted to inaugurate an luiea of pro I
gress for the Ottoman Kmpire, and j
promises to submit a series of measures 1
Of reform for tho bteuefit of his subjects. 1
THE lIOI.Y LAND EXCURSIONISTS.
FLORENCE, August 15. —The Veatu
•hip Quaker <Hty, Capt. Duncan, with a ,
large number of excursionists from the | |
Uuited States, has arrived at Naples, [ ,
where she has been placed in quarmtine. j
The Quaker City was on thu way to tire ' ,
Holy Innd, aud her detention causes in- |
digtialioD .among tho passengers.
P&USSTA ANI> AUSTRIA.
BERLIN, AUDITA 15. —A meeting is
Wing held between tbe King of Prussia
and the Emperor of Austria.
DESIGNATION OF DANL-BIAN CABINET, I
BUCHAREST August, 15. —A1l the
SDGmbers of the Danubidn Cabinet have
■tendered their resignations to Prince !
idiarlee <yf Hoheuzollern. 112
THECTTETAN QUESTION.
PARIS, August 15. —Dispatches from
state tkat the Turkish 1
Government, after giving due consider- '
ation to the collective note of the Euro- '
pean powers, has cctna to co the con- •
olusiou that it caunot admit the in
terveution of other goverments in the
affairs of Candia, and refuses to consent i
to the joint inquiry proposed. I
INTERVIEW BETWEEN BANCROFT AND ]
BISMRCK.
BERLIN, August 15—The new Min- |
ister of tho United States, lion. Goo.
Bancroft, has had an informal interview
with Prime Minister Bismarck, at which
tho conversation was most cordial. ]
Next week Mr. Bancroft will have his j t
first audience with the king, when he t
will preseLt his credentials as Ambsealor ; |
<«f the American Republic. j 1
1 THE BUT&EH COU3STTY.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
WILL BE HELD
AT BUTLER,
, I ON THE
18th, 19th it 20th days of Sept., 1867.
FIRST DAV.— Ocnoral preparations,Ge.itry
and arraugement of articles.
| SECOND DAY. General exhibition and ex
„ animation of Stuck and County trotting
and Pacing Horse?.
THIRD DAV. —Trotting and Pacing JHoraes
from any where, Ueport of Judges.
Entries may be mabe aftei tho First and
until the nigiit of the IBth of September.
1 For further information see "Notice tj Cum
pernors."
ADMISSION. —SingIe, 25 c. or 5 tickets for
$1 00. Tickets go>'d during the Fairsoo
ur 5 for $2.00. Children under 10 years
of ngs, Fit EE.
A Good Band of Music wili be engaged
during the Fair.
Npccial Prizes.
Purses nre now being raised to enable the
Society to pay for
Fastest Trotting Horse, Mare or
tie ding, from any where under
sad lle or in harness, SIOO 00
Fastfst Pacing, ditto, ditto, SIOO 00
Mile heats Be t 3 in s'—Enti v fee 10 pr. c.
Clats "A".— Horses
Best blooded S'allion four years old
ami upwards 910 00
K( cmui lent. & 00
best blooded Stallion two years old
and under four. 0 00
second best. 3 00
beat com men stallion from four year
i,ld and upward*, ®OO
second bext, J 00
best common stallion two years old
end under four, 4 00
second bent, 2 00
best p". heavy draught horses or mares -5 00
second best, 3 00
best pair light draught* or carriage
horses or mares, '5 00
second bed, » 3 00
beat heavy draught horse or mare 3 OH
second best , 2 00 ■
best light draught, or buggy, horse
or mare, 3 00
■fcond best, 2 00
best saddle horse or marc, 5 00
second bet 4, 2 00
best brood mare and colt, 5 00
second best, 3 00
best three year old horse colt, 4 00
second best, 2 00
best two year old horse colt,
second best, - 00
best two year old marc colt, 2 00
second best, 1
b 'St yearling horse or marc colt, 3 00
second best, 2 00
bo-t spring ejlt, horse or mare,
second Lctft. -• Of
best irotrine horse, mare, or gelding
under »a idle or in harness, 10 00
best pacing horse, mare, or g lding
under saddle or iu harness, 10 00
Judy en —Col. Alex. L,owry, llarvey Osborn
and Joseph Douthett.
Class "li".— Cattle.
Best blooded bull three years old and
epwarilx, If 10 00
second best. ti 00
best bloode l bull under 3 years old ft 00
second best, 4 00
best bloodel bell calf, 3 00
second best', 1 00
best blooded cow three years dJ4 and
upwards; 6 00
second best, 4 00
bos' blomled heifer two years bid, 4 00
>ccond best. 2 00
best blooded heifer one year old, 3 00
second best. 2 00
b -st hi niiled heifer calf, 2 £0
second heat. 1 00
best native bull 2 years old or over, <1 00
secoud te*t. 3 00
best native bull 2 years old, 3 00
second best. 2 00
heat native bull 1 year old, 2 00
socand be*t. 1 00
best native cow three years old or oyer , r > 00
second host. 4 0u
best native heifer two years old, 3 00
second bos'. 2 00
host native heifer 1 year old, 3 0q
second best. 1 00
bfst native Calf, 2 O?
sec md best. 1 00
best yoke of oxen, 4 00
second b"Bt. 2 00
Jiidi/es — W. O. Brackenridge, Wra. Stoops,
Win. S. Wiblc.
Class "C."— Sheep.
Best blooded bock. $lO 00
second best. 5 00
beet three Wooded ewe>, 6 00
second beat. 3 00
best blooded lambs, 5 00
sftcond best. 3 00
best ewe and lamb, 3 00
second best. 2 00
be<t common buck, 3 00
second best. 2 00
best three common ewes, 3 00
second be nt. -2 00
best three fleecei fiVie wo d, 2 00
best three fleeces common wool. I 00
Class "V."—Hogs.
Best boar two years old andorer, $5 00
second best. 3 00
beet hour under 2 years and over six
woßths, 4 00
second best. 2 00
host breed'.eg sow otre year and over, 400
second best. 2 00
best sow under one year and over six
months, 3 00
secdnd best. 2 00
best litter of pigs, not less than five, 400
second best. 2 00
Judges.— John R. M'Junkib, Micbael By
eriy, William Lindsay.
Class u £."—I'oultrg.
Best turkey, SI 00
best pair ducks, ] 00
best pair geese, 1 00
best pair shanghai chickens, 1 00
bost pair poland chickens, 1 00
best pnirfommon chickens. 1 00
Judges —Col. J. M. Thompson, John L.
Maxwell, Jacob Mechling.
Class "F."—Seeds Vegetables and Fruit
Best bushel White Wheat, S2 00
best bushel red Wheat, 1 00
best bushel rye, 1 00
best bushel barley, 1 00
l*-t bnshcl oafs. J 00
best bushel buokwheat, 1 00
best bushel ear corn, 1 00
best bushel clover seed, 2 00
best bushel timothy seed, 1 00
best bushel (In seeil, 1 00
best bushel millet teed, 1 00
best bushel potutoes, 1 00
best bushel rutabagas, 1 00
best bushel turnips, 1 00
best bush"! carrots, 1 00
best bushel beets, 1 00
best bushel onions, 1 00
best bushel parsnips, X 00
best husht 1 tomatoes, 1 00
beat \ bushel sew beans, 1 00
best half duzen heads cabbage. 1 00
best half dozen squashes, 1 00
bpst half dozen sweet pumpkins, 1 00
best half dozen common pumpkins, 1 00
best exhibit of radishes, 1 00
bost exhibit of cucumbers, 1 On
best exhibit of water melons, 1 00
best exhibit of musk melons, 1 00
best exhibit of grapes, 1 00
best half bushel peaches, 1 00
beet ha If bushel pears, 1 00
best half bushel quinces, 1 00
best half bushel sptiles, X 00
best half bushel winter apples, 1 00
Judr/en- John Dougherty, 11, J. Berg, Isaac
ltobb.
Class "G—Housewife Department.
Best patch work quilt, §2 00
second best. 1 00
best ten •yards eouutry flunael, 1 00
best ten yards tflg carpet, - 1 00
beat ten yards flax linen, 1 00
best three linen baes, 1 00
best linen table cloth, X 00
be t 'inen thread, 1 00
bes pair blankets, 1 00
best Wiolen hose, 1 00
best woolen yarn live pounds, 1 00
be t three loaves wheat Iread 1 00
best three b ales rye bread, 1 00
best one loaf corn bread, 1 00
best cured bam 1 00
beirt five pounds butter, 2 00
• 'con,*? best. 1 00
best ten pounds cheese, 1 00
best fie pounds maple sugar, 1 00
best box lii.'irv, 1 00
best gallon sugar csne molasses, 1 00
heft pill n apple l-tlt'er, 1 00
best gallon pencil bu'ter, 1 00
bout exhibit of pickles, 1 00
beet exhibit if canned lOi.nitoes, 1 00
best exhibit of preserved fruit, i 00
best exhibit of tl wers, J 00
best pmr bof|»cts, 1 00
be»t floral iirnnnients, \ 00
Ijest arranged basket flowers. 1 0>?
Any ornamental or needle work exhibit
ed in this department, if meritorious, will
bo awarded premiums by the Discretionary
Com mittee.
Judges —William Campbell, Mrs. JJ. Bre
din, Mrs. J. N. Purvianco.
Class "//."■—Domestic Manufacturert.
Best exhibit of iigrieulltinil imple
ment", not less than ten, $. r > 00
best two horse farm wagon, 3 00
lieet two carriage, 2 00
best top buggy,- 2 00
best open I uggy, 1 00
bost set if wagon harness, 1 00
best set of carriage or b iggy Jiarnces 1 00
best man's saddle, 1 00
best lady's saddle, 1 00
best bridle, 1 00
best dressed calf skin, i 00
best Bide of harness Leather, 1 00
best side kip leather, 1 00
best exhibit of castings or hollownre. 2 00
best side upper leather 1 00
best hollow ware, 2 (M)
best exhtbit of wagon makers work. 2 00
Judges -Samuel Marsh til, Copt- E. L. Uil
les'iie. Sid. M. Wielil.
Begular Premium List.
Claims A. Morses.
" 15. Cattle.
" (1. Sheep.
" ]). Hogs.
" K. I'uultry.
" I''. Heeds, Vegetables fi Fruits
" (J. Housewife's JJepartuieut.
" H. Domestic Manufaoturos.
NOTICE TO COMPETITORS.
Rntriesof all articles and animals, cnui»
peting for premiums, must be made in the
Secretary's Book on or before the night of
the first (Ist) day of the Fair, and ten per
eent of the premium coni|4ted for, paid at
the time of eutry. The Soerutary will furs
nisli the Exhibitor a card, giving class and
number, which card must e attached to the
artioW i r animal, or it will not be notieed
by the Judges. Article* and animals so 1
entred must be on the grounds by o*. ii.. ,
of second day, and remain until 4 p. M , of
said day, to entitle them to premiums if
awarded. Stoek must r"main in the prop
er stalls until called lor by the Mar-tiall.
Animals must be rtWrtud in the County by
the exhibitor or his family. Se-ds and oth
er products must have be j n grown in tbe 1
C' unty by the Exhibitor or his family. '
Manufactured articles must have been made
in tlte Cooiity by the Exhibitor or bis em
ployees ot family.
JAMES BREDIN, President.
11. C. IltixKiiAN, Trea«uter.
W. A. Loxcnj , Secretary.
The IVar Against Paraguay. — It
is stated on the authority of letters
from South America, received in
London, that the allies in the war
against Parguay haye lost 7000 men
from cholera, and have 13,600 men in
the hospitals. The sudden rising of
the river Parana, the most remark
able ever known, caused immense
losses of material to the allies, and
in the middle of the confusion caused
thereby, the Paraguayans opened a
tremendous fire from the fortress of
Curupaity. The conviction is said
to be strong ou both sides of the riv
er that Paraguay will never be sub
dued.
THE RESCI.T in TENNESSEE. —The
rote (or Government of Tennessee at the
■last election is fouled up by the Nashville
Pren as follows: Bast Tennessee, Eth«r
idg«., 2,733 ; Brownlow, 24,952. Middle
Tennessee, Ktheridgfe, 8,389; Brownlow,
27,744. West Tennessee, Etheridge,
6 812; Brownlow. 18,572 ; "Lowal Mil
itia" Brownlow, 94 Total for Etheridge,
17,994 ; Brownlow, 60,361. Brown
low's njojority, 48,368.
—The Chicago Republican says
that" one hundred and fifty thousand
persons in Chicago are without the
influence of the Gospel as preached
from any pulpit. Forty thousand of
these spend the Sabath in saloons
and German gardens."
—lsmail Pasha, according to the
Egypte, as soon as he arrived i« Par
is, made agift to the Empress Eugenie
of the tree and ground surrounding
it under which, as tradition says ,thc
Virgin rested during he- flight into
Ejrvpt. Every one in that country
the Virgin's tree.
(limp meeting.
A Couip Mcctiog will commence, on
Ttaursdny September 12th near the Pitts
burgh and Harmony plank Koad. on the
larni of brother Joseph Swarti, about, twe
miles South-enst of Harmony Butler Co. Pa.
We expect to haven large encampment
and a go.'d meeting, and therefore earnest,
ly and c»P lially itmte both the Pastors and
members of the adjoining charges both in
the Allegheny and I'lttsbursh Districts to
corne with their flock) aiid tents apd share
with UB in its labors and triumphs.
There will be one good Boarding Tent
kept by brothers. J. Swartz end John
M'Lure who will provide well for the com
fort and wants of their Boarders at 50 cents
fier menl or $6.00 for the whole time •, and
who will either stable or pastnre horses at
reasonable rntes. Some ol the tent holders
have already engaged their boarding rather
than board themselves, and very likely
many others will do the same.
There will be no tent, booth, wagon or
anything of the kind, for the »a!e of any ar
ticles allowed t'i come wiihin three niles of
the ground, without being prosecuted at
law.
Tuesday Sept. 3d at 10 o'clock A. M.
we will meet on the ground, to do some
pulilic wurk. and take up locations f.tr tent"
when all desiring ground for tents ehmild
be there.
0. W. CRANAGE,
W. II- BAYNE-
Committee:
J. SWARTZ, H. 11. BKOWS,
C. 11A [ITER, A. P. BKTS"J(,
J. M'LURE. II- J. WILSON.
•I. PEARSU,.
Harmony, August, 15th 1867, 3-t.
MAIHIIEi)
GOLD—I'AMPIiKIiL —August 15th. at the residence ol
ilu-. flic ul rc mlnhder, Her. J. M'Pherrin, Mr. Henry
W. Gold, and Mis* K. Belle Campbell itll of Uutler,
cmity Peon a.
D1E1).
BACR—On Saturday evening at o'clock. at his resi
Idehce In Jefferson tp., Peter Baur, aged 6) years 5
months and 17 days.
THOMPSON—On Monday the 19th lust., at lii« residence
In Brady tp .Wm 11. Thompjon, aged 70 yours, 8
months nd 18 days.
Mr. Thompson was horn on Chartleri Creek, All !
county, Dec- mber Ist. 17'Jfl: when two years old. re
moved to Do tier county, to thesamo farm on which he
lived till his death .
EBHENBAIJOII—On July 7th, IRfIT. lu Centre town
ship. John Eshenbangh. Hged 73 years
The deceased enme to tills county aho jt the year 1823
Flo had 12 children, 40 (irand children, and.3 Grea
yiud children.
u•'Ceased expressed entiro confidence In Christ
iind die<i in'lio triumphs uf faith.
sircrial
A Y M —Bailor lodge. No. 272, A. V M.
\ A / holds ita M n.Mi'ng" I" «>•« od, l
JCJfM Hall, on Main Struct. I. 'tier, I'll..oathe nr«t
AH/Sk \V«clne*d.iy of ctl, moi.t,,. Brethren from
\g e later Lodges are rospectfallj- invited to nt
tend i'y order of tin
'' N i' | ""o''
mencine at 112» o'clock. Brethren from sister Lodges are
112 I-. M tfullj iiiMt.-.t to atlend. By order ef the N. G
WANTKI>. AGENTS -Tit .JJ M PER MONTH tot
gentlemen, and (3 r > to $75 fnr ladies, everywhere,
tv introduce the Common Souse Family Bew
tfß mMhiuc, improved and perfected. It will hem, fell,
stitch, quilt, bind, braid and embroider beautifully.—
Price o;dy S2O, making the elastic hick stitch, and fully
warranted for three years. We pay the above wages, or
a commission, from which twice that amount can be
made. Address with stamp, »i call on C. BOWERS &
0., Salesrooms, No. 255 South FIFTH Street, Philadel
hia, Pa. All letters answered promptly, with ciicuiar
terms.
Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery.?
AJCUBEIS warranted fcy DR. TOBIAS' CJJLEURATKD
VENETIAN LINIMENT, if urfed when first taken by
person* «,f temperate habits. This modicine bits eeu
known in the United States over 2 ■ years. Thousands
have useil it, and found it never failed to cure any i .»m
plaint for which it was recommended, and all tiiose who
first tried it,are now never with.nit It. In the Clndora,
of IK4S, Dr. Tobias attended 40 canes and lost 4, being
called iu too late to do any good.
MRECTIONS- —Take a teaspoonfwi in a w4ne-gla**of
era ery half hour fj» tw oh * ours, and rub the abdo
men and extremities well with the Liniment. To allay
the thirst, take a lump of Ice in the ni"Uth, abort tli<*
size of amarbleevery ten minutes It is warranted pel
fectly innocent to take internally. Sold by all drug
gists, price 40 and 80 cents Depot, 60 Courtlfu»d J»
New York
TO CONSUMPTIVES.—The Advertiser, having
(>een restored to health in a few weeks, by a very sim
ple remedy, after having suffered several years with a
severe luiit; affection. and that dread disease. Consump
tion—is anxious to make knowu to his fallow-sufferers
the mean* of cure.
To all who desire it.he will send a copy of the pre
scriptlon used, i free of charge) with the direction* for
preparing and tnring the same, which they admylwlv
1 L'RE CUkK r<)R CoNM'MPTIoN, AbTIIMA, iJBONCHITI*, Ac.
Tiie only object of the advertiser in sending the Pro
scription. is to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
tion which he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
"nothing, and ui.ty prove a hlessit.g
•Parties wishing the prerciiptlon. will please address
Rzv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
NOT. 7, 1860, ly. _
A Single Box of BRANDRETHS PILL Cons', n
more vegetable extractive matter than twenty boxes o
dlpihda any where in the world besides: fifty-five
uy I sure physician* HMO them in their practice to tbs
exclusion of oth°r purgatk os. The first letter of theii
value is yet scarcely appreciated. When they are bet
ter known, a sudden death and continued si A ne*a will
be of the pa*t. Let those who know them speak right
out in their fa»or. It is a duty which will save life.
•Our ran* are subject te a redundancy of vitiated bile
at this season, it is dangerous as it is |>re»alant
but UraMteth's Pills afford an invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional use we prevent •»,,»
collection of those impurities which, when in sufT OMnt
Col taction or tno«e impurities which. when in ton OMnt
quantities. cause so much danger to the body's hwa.l.
Thev soon euro Liver Complaint. Qvspepwla, Lom of Ap
petite, Fain in the Head, lleartbnrn. Pain in Brea stt
Hone. Sudden Kaintnegs anil CottivioeM. Sold hjra all
re-pectalde Dealer* iu Medicines
Vie the Meat.— BLADES' Kuriioimt. LUBRICA
TORS are a medicinal prepßiictioii in the form of a
Lozenge, and are universally considered the m<mtpUat'
ant, eJT-rtual and convenient .rented* in hm, for Hoars<•
ne-s, Coughs, Outfit, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dip
theria an<t alt (hmplaints. They are Far
ranted to give quicker and mure 1 i-tlpg benefit in the
abov<> aflfectldhs than a'fly other remedy : also to contain
n>< deleterious ingredient, and oo\ to offend the weakest
and most sensitive Htoinnch,
tOr For sale by \MUEL OR K IIA M and REDICK A
CO., Druggist*, Butler, Fa., at 'AO cti. per Box.
BLADES' CONSTITUTION PILLS
Are no called because of their p<*cn liar dingct and effi
cient effect upon the Liver, Stomach, Blood and Ner
vous Hy*tern. For inactivity of the Liver for the Stom
ach in'derHiißeinent, or I)yspop>da. they will delight
the patient with their mild and beneficial effect, espec
ially If. from long continued Indigestion and ccstive
ness, they are left witlfcperiodical returns of the Sick
Headache. In case of a severe Cold, producing Chills
and yon ran break it very soon by using the Fills
as 'per direction with each box.
«*-Also for «tle t.y SA.MIIKL OR AH AM and RED
ICK A CO., Butler, Pa.,at eta- per Box.
JOHN H. BLADES A CO..
June JJth. IWT—fimos ) Fmpiletors, Eliuira, N. V.
SCHENCK S SEAWEED TONIC.—This medicine
invented by Dr. J. 11. Schenck, of Philadelphia, is in
tended to dissolve the food and make it into chyme,
the first process uf digestion By cleaning the sto
mach with Schenck'a Mandrake Fills, the Tonic soon
restores the appetite, and food that could not be eaten
before using «£ wiU be easiiy digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schecck.s Pulmo
nic Sjrup unless thr rftof&ech and liver is made healthy
and the appetite restored, hence {he Tonic and PiPs are
required in nearly every ease of consumption. A half
dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and three or
four boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any
ordinary case of dyspepsia
Dr. Schenck makes professional visits In New Yerk
Boston, and at his principal office in Philadelphia every
week. See daily papers of each place, or his pamphlet,
on consumption fur his days for visitation.
lMssse observe, when purchasing, that the two like
nesses of the Doctor, one when in the last stage of con
sumption, and the other as he is now, in perfect health,
are on-the Government stamp.
Sola by all Druggists and Dealers, price $1.50 per hot
tie, or 57.60 the half-dozen. All letters /or advice
should be addressed to Dr. Pcfceock's .principal offlco
No, 15 North 6th street, Philadelphia, Pa. General
Wholesale Agents r Demns Barnes A Co., N. Y.; 8- S
1 lance. Baltimore, Md. ; John D. Parke, Cincinnati, O ;
Walker A Tsvlar, Chicago, 111 ; Collins Bro.St. Louis,
M<">. (let w. sa. m . 1 yr: n 9.
M AIIR F.TR.
BUTTER—Freeb Ro|» 12 cents per pound
BEANS—White, $2,00 per bushel.
PAULEY—Spring, 90
BEESWAX—3S rents per ponnd.
EGGB—Teats per dozen
FLOUR- **beat, $7,00 to per husd.; Rye C,50,
Buekweeaf, 93,50 per hnnu.
FRUIT—Dr. Ml Apples, 6 eta. per tt>; *>|ded Peaches,
25 cents lb.
FEATHERS—7S cents per pound.
GRAlN—Wheat $'.W per bush'-! Rye,l,oo;Oals. 60c
Corn 80; Ituckwbeat, W.
GROCERIES—Coffee, Rio, 30 per pound; JaVa, 40
Brown Sugar. 12t^perp<mnd. do. White, 9ur N.O. Mulas
ee $1,20 cents per gallon; Symp 1 OOaue $1,40.
HIDES—7 cenUi per poaud.
LARD—Iy ceiiti per Fount.
NAXLS-"5>7,75 per keg.
POTATOES—OOc p«rbushel.
PORK—Shoulders, 10; Flitch, 11, Hants, l4e per
ponnd-
RAQB—4cents per pound.
RICE —15 cents per round.
SALT—S3,2S pei barrel.
TALLOW—I 2 cents per pound.
WOOL —10 ceuts per ponnd fhr common.
GFITR
t&O OA llOUßreallted by our agents, for
<h&, UU particulars enclo«» stamp and
Addrene KEPfI ALT, CRIDEK k BRO ,
Aug 21, .67—3t. York, Pa.
Wotflce (o Collectors.
THE Collectors of the several t->wn<blps of Butler
county aro hereby notified that we are under the
necessity of calling upon them 112 »r immediate payment
of taxes in their lianis, to meet 'the demands uow upon
i'ay up or we will be compelled to collect by legal
process.
A. C. CHRISTIE, )
WM DICK > Com'rs.
JNO W. BRANDON, >
Attest;
OEO. W. K.HSIHS, COUIVS CI It
Aug?l, «7.
V«liiilnislratwr'w Notice.
Estate of Thomas A. Hutchison, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of \ ministra
tins on the estate of Ttios. A. Hutcheson, ue of
Centre tp . Itntler couuty, Pa., dee'd, have this day
)August I6:h. 1867,) oeen granted to the undersigned;
therefore, all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, will make immediate payment, and thnw
having claims against the same will present them
propel ly authenticated for settlement,
DANIEL FLEECIER, Adm'r.
Aug. 21- 1867 —4t.
Application for Incorporaiion.
WIIER WAP, application has been made to the Court
of Common fleas, in and lor the county of Rut
ler, '»y the Methodis E;«isj >pal Cliurth oft isk Cliapel.
of said county, for a C'liartT of Incorporation Tnere
f .re all persons inteie-ted are hereby notified toappear
at a Court • 112 Common Pleas, to he het i iu and lor said
county, at llatler, on the -3d day of September next,
being the 4tli Monday of add m nth. to Snow cause, if
any they have, why said t h.«rter should not be granted.
H) the Court.
IJu'ler county, n:
Certified from the Record this 10th day of July, A. B .
1867. J. B CLARK,
Aug. 2), IBC7, 3t. Prothonotary.
Xolice.
IN the matter of the Petition of J. W. f'hrlsty for
Citation to Isuiah Wigtou, Guardian of l'errv Mor
lii th« Orphan*' Court of Butler county, No. 14, Sep
tember term, ISOO.
Aril uow tj wif ;—March 11, 1867. we order that the
within Petition of the Complainant be taken nnd con
fessed, there being no appearance or denial uf the re
spondent OQ file or presented to us ; and we further di
rect a reference to Thomas Robinson, Esq., as an Audi
t >r t > take proof of (he tacts and circumstances set foftK
iu the Petition and repott theron to the Court, and also
to report an account agsinst said Defendant's Guardian
if necessary, By the Court.
Duller county, tt:
Certified from the Record this lOthdef of April, A. I)
18G7. F. 31. EAST MAN ,Cl'k of C.
Notice is hereby given that I will attend t* the duties
the above appointment a. the Uotet of W. G. Christ
ley, in Centrevilie. this countv, on Tuesday the 17th
day oi September, st L'l n clcrk, A. M.
THOMAS ROBINSON, Auditor.
Aug. 21, '67—4t.
Auditor's Notice.
TN the mutter of the Petition of W Christy for CI
1 tation on Isaiah Wigton, to flic and settle account as
Guardian of \l nr Morrow and D. 1* Morrow, minor
children of Hamilton Morio-v, dee'd.'
iu the Orphans' Court of Butler couuty Nd. Sep
tember term, 18*17.
And now to wit:—March 11, IWI7. we order that th*
wiihin Petition of the Complainant tie taken >r confess
ed, there being no appearance or denial oi the respond
ents on file, and further direct a lefereme to 'lbomas
Robinson, Esq .as an Auditor to take pr .of of the fact*
aftd circumstances set forth in Ifco Petition, and to re
port them to the Court; and also to report an account
against aiid Doiendaut's Guardian if necessary
By the court.
Jifller county, tt:
Certified from the Record this II th day of April, A. M
1867 F. M. EASTMAN, clerk of <> c.
Notico is hereby given that I will attend to the du
ties of the above appointment at the Hotel of W O.
( hristley, fn Centrevilie, this county, on Tuewduy, Sep
tember 17th, 1>67, at 10 o'clock, A. M', of said day.
THOMAS ROBINSON, Auditor.
Aug 21, '67—it.
TRIAL LIST
for September Term, 1867.
FIRST WEFB.
J W . Forrester et al ivs Jacob Zelcler.
Susan Ilall, v-The School Dis of Oakland tp .
Einanuel Emmiager, vs Ihe School Dis of Oakland tp
Max K Moorhead, TS John N. Purviance.
SECOND WEEK.
Wm. B vs .lacob Mechlins:.
Elizabeth M'Candless by
her next friend, vs Dr J. N. M Cindless.
James Awb-rsjn, Ex'r, vs Mart Jane Allen
Samuef Parks TS Samuel I» Thombson
Jaines Cannon, ts John Burns et al
lleniamin Doulhett vs Robert D<xlds
LydiaS. M'Lure, vs Mar*- it Drown, et al
JW. Forrester et al. vs Jacob Zeigler
Robert Logue vs Samuel .1 Thompson
J.din Cannon, Adm'r vs John M'Divitt
Robert Logue et al vs Samuel J 'I hompson etal
Peter S. Weaver. vs Samuel M'Chdland terre t.
James Oallaher Jr. vs Jae Galler e Adm'r 11 al
lewis Roth et al vs W .C. M'Candless
Harvey D. Thompson vs Isaac Sp<msler<l ai
Andrew Norcross vs Hil.wChr stv
William i<#)ve. Robert Boyd
Thomas ltodgers vs Tb »ma« ll'indman
J. H Perkins vg School Dist Oak and tp.
Willibm Byers, TS School Dist. < akland tp
Sylvanus Cooper vs Zobulon Ctx.per
Ouyas Milliard A wife vs Silas CbrUy
Pattoo Kearns TS C.e<»rge C lU>essinK
Patun Kearns vs George C. Roeaaing
I»avid O. Conner vs John Kerr et al
Owen Barret t TS James Dibel et tr
Tne Commonwealth of Pa.
Hannah Col lander Pl'ff vs R. R Maxwell Adin'retal
James Green for ufta TS Wm C. M'Caridless
Zehulup Cooner Vs W O Biackeundge
Samutw E. M-Wrhead vs John C»r.on
Jehn W F rreeier ts Jacob ZCigler
Patton Kearns Ti Ue nia.d ftoes.in? etal
Wilson K. Ports, TS John N. I'ngh
Samuel Miller TS Christopher Frieht
Hannah Rroadhead for use vs Samuel i r itch low
William Clark vs i hoKias Wa* on
AJlen WUaon John Ckmpbetl
J B. CLARK, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Ofllce, Butler, Pa. Aug. 21 1867.
ncKtHler'M \oilcc.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following Accounts
of Executors. Administrators and Guardians, have
been filed in the Register's n/ftrf> s . according to law,
and will b* presented to the Court for confirmation and
allowance, Wednesday, Sept. -
1. Final account of Ohebe Lay ton, Adm'x of T. J.
Layton, dec d.
2, Final account of N. M. Klrkland, Ex r of Adam
Peters, dee'd
5 Final Account of John Scott, Adm'r of Thomas
M'Leaiy. d#c'd
4. Final account of Isaac Sutton, Ad m'r of Christian
Beighley, dee'd
6. Final account of Washington Bovard sod J D. Ste
phenson, Ex'rsof /> m. Stephenson, dte'd.
0 Final account of Jacob Roferer, Ex'rof Philip Dil
liman, dee'd*
7. Final account of Philip Bicke! and Geo. Walter.
AdnTraof Jacob Walter, dee'd.
8. Final account of Robert Storey, Bx'r of Joseph T. <
Robinson, dee'd.
0. Final account S Ray, Adm'r of P. M-
Barnhart dee'd.
10. Fiual account of Robert Scott, (kuurdian of Mar
garet E, Wm . T R S., an<l Lizsia Spronl.
11. Final account of J. J. Pisor, Guart'ian of E ophe
mia gtmghton
12. Fit.al acconnt of Jonathan Clntton, Guardian of
Lizzie Breedon.
13. Final acconnt of Jonathan Clutton, Guardian of
Elltn Breedou.*
14. Final account of Jonathan Clutton, Guaardiah of
Emma Breedon.
15 Final acconnt of Jonathan Clutton, Guardian of j
Annie Breedon.
16. Final account of Jacob Laborer. Adm'r of Wm. i
Rnbjr, dee'd.
S. NIXON, JUg'r.
Register's office, A'ttg. 21,1SC7—St.
STRAY MARE.
CITRAYED, from the subscriber, a black mare, of me
dium size, about 9 years old a«d heavy with foal
has on her back a small saddle lump; mane lies on the
left side of the nrck; is unshod, and has a tew while
hairs on the hind feet, juat above the hoof.
Any persou taking np said mare, or giving informa
tion to the subscriber leading to ber recovery, will be
liberally rewarded. E. OGDE.V. »|||a,
Jnly 21. J'*67. Bntl r «.*«>uiiry. Pa.
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KINO'S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE A6E!
Oray-]iendc<l Feoplr hare thetf
locks restored by it »o the dark, tuttrm i»,
tilim Iretset of youth, and are liappy j
Voong People, witli light, faded or red Hair,
have these unfashionable colors changed to
a beautiful auburn, and rejoice I
People irhose heads are covered with
Dandruff and llumort, use it, and have clean
coats and clear cod healthy scalps I
Halcl-llendcd Veterans havo
their remaining lock* tightened, and the
bare spots covered with ft luxuriant growth
of Hair, and danee for joyl
Young Gentlemen use it becausa It Lt
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use lt because it keeps
their Hair in place!
Everybody must and ml! use it, becante
it is the cleanest and lieit article in tho
market!
For Sale by Druggists generally.
WIIOLKBAIih
Seller** A Van border,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Or. Snnitiel (•minim,
may no. 24-eow-lyr. BIITLIK, PA.
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
—FOR—
The Purifying of tho Blood.
I>«. J. W. I'OI.AMkS
HUMOR DOCTOR,
A Positive Remedy tor all Kind* 01 Humors,
PARTICULARLY
KRYSIPF.LAB, NETTLE RARII, BALT RHEHM,
SCROFULA, CARBUNCLES, BOILS AND PILKB
It in very gratifying to any of thin, or of any other
medicine,' It Is the very bent remedy known." Il in
n<4 always so easy to pi ore it.) 4 Is. however, exceed
ingly gratifying to the Proprietor of this medicine, that
while he declares to tho pnbilo that this Is a most won
derful itnd effective specific for Humors, a* stated ab-vs,
lie has abundant pr 0..1 a' hand 10 sustain hi* >t dement
For sixteen years the Humor Doctor has been manu
factured and sold, und every year ha* increased lie
value of its reputation, and the amount of its salts.—
In New Hampshire. w here it originated, no remedy for
humors Is no highly prized. An eminent physi. Lan
(no** an army surgeon; when practising in New llamp
shire, puichaaed between fifty and sixty gn lions of it
during some seven or eight years and used it in his 1
practice, lie has siuco then ordered it for the Dospi- J
nil where he was stationed Other physiciana have
ordered it.and have used Kin practice with great §oc
cess When the fmprletor lived in New Hampshire, at |
Ooffstown Center, for the spare of thirty or forty miles
a ron ml, and in Manchester particularly, the Humor
Doctor was well known and highly valued lor the nu- |
merous and wonderful cures winch it effected Though j
manufactured in large quantities the supply w is Ire- <
quently exhausted, and purchaser* had to wait 112 »r raort
to he ninde. In that regiou some very severe cases o
Krysipeias were trea'ed with—and tliey weie cured.—
Er>sipula* HOH'S. or ciitbuuciee, those ugly, painful ul
ce-s. were entirely removed wherever this medicine was
fiiitlifully used, fro it was with Scrofula arid Salt Rheum.
The Humor D->c<orcured tijejjj.
For the sake of show ing wl.at Uthought of it, a few
testimonials are here inserted ;
Milton Gnl«, KMJ.. ttsston, Mass.
I hereby certify thst 1 was non ly afflicted with boil*
for two years, developing themselves ort my limba and
other paits of my body. The sufferings which I en
lured from them are indescribable Suffice it to sa
tin.* I faithful'y tried several of the in«««t popular hu
inor rL."*»edies, but without removing the affiittiou. At
I ngfh.bj 'he earnest request of an intimaie friend, I
was induced I»try Dr. J \V. Poland s Humor Doctor,
and am very haj t n V to attest that nil my boils were re
m Ted, nnd my heu. ,f h was restored by using Dr. Po
land's afore aid medicine.
Boston, Jan. 14,1*50. MILTON GALK.
A. C. IK. Esq., Manc'tetl'Y, &■ it.
DM J. W. POI.AND—Deir Sir: F very cheerfully gire
mv testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as an et
cellent remedy for humors >ly numerous acquaint
ance in .Manchester know how severely I was afflicted
with Boils, and they know how perfectly good my health
is at present. Your iliumr Doctor cured me. Picas*
refer to tne for particulars in inv case.
Manchester, N. II ,Juno 11. f IA. A. C. WLLACK
Mr*. Wheeler, S lone ham. Mist.
I very confidently and earnestly recommend Dr. J.
W. Poland's Humor Doctor as an excellent lemedy for
humors, having been wonderfully remedied by it myself.
My own case was a very severe and obstinate one. For
wore Mian two y«ar«4he skin up »n the inside of both
try hiiAds.and even down to my wrist, was constantly
cracked and broken up, so that I WIIS unaMe to use
mv hands in any kinds of wet work, and wan
obliged to wear gloves in sewing to avoid getting blood
upon my work. The humor which ao afflicted me was
probably a combination of Krysipelas and Salt Rheum.
My general health was quite p«K>r. Boon after I began
to use the Humor Doctor 1 Could perceive signs of heal
ing. 1 continued to use tho medicine till I was finally
cured Mv bands are now perfectly free Irom humors,
and to aU appearances my whole system is clear of It,
aid h**A< eb -for seveial months. I u-ed eight bottles
before 1 felt safe to give it up entiiely, but they cured
me. HARRIET WHKKLER.
Stoneman, Mass., July 5, 1860.
Mr*. Porter, Dnrer, A" ft.
DOVER, N. IT., July 22,1855.
Dr. POLAKD, I received your letter enquiring as to
the effects of your' medicine ons *a-sit kness. lam hap
py to say that I think it is " the medicine*' for that
dreadful sickness. I tried various preset iptions, but
found none that settled the stomach and ci«sred the
head like the llnmor Doctor. I feg as though I could
hardly wait to get ashore, to entreat )ou to taitrduce it
into ship chandlery stores, that it may find its way t»
those who sufier up >n the mighty deep fVom sea-sick
ness. If captains who take their families with them,
or carry ptssengers, should try it tor ouce, thoy would
never be willing to voyage without it.
I have used it for my family since its introduction to
the public for hiiions habits, headache and -humors
about my children, and have always found it a sure
I am not fond of baring my name appear In public,
and would not consent to it on any other account but to
relieve the suffe/ing ; but if the foregoing will be of any
service to yon or the public, yon can make u«e of it.
Yonrs. HARRIET M. PORTER.
Mnch more might be said in relation to this medicine,
as contained in testimonials, but It is needless. Ask
Manchester druggests about It, especially K W. Blake,
at Ban's. Inquire of Mr. Heury Plumer,ol Bedford,
whose wife was cured by it of Salt Rheum. Ask almont
any person in Ooffstown, and they will declare its value
as a remedy, as used iu their own cases or by their
friends.
The Humor was formerly sold at fifty cents
per bottle ; but the cost of every ingredient composing
it lias gone up so enormously, that the pricn has bi-ru
raisod to fifty cents only, and that by compulsion
The llnmor Doctor is prepared at the New England
Botanic Depot, fu the proprietor, J. C. French.
Sold by Medicine Dealers everywhere.
DEM A3 BARNES A CO.,Oeuera lAgents, tfew York
Auditor's Notice.
IN the matter <«f the account of Jonas ( T mpstea<l awd
Keuhen Mussulman, Administrators of the Estate of
John L«-iihuian, dec' i.
In the Or phaua' Court of Butk:r county, No. 44, Mar
Term, 1M57.
And now to-wft: June 17th, 1*67, on motion of Thomp
son A Lyon, Court appoint (i. W. Fieeger. Esq., an Audi
tor to distribute the money in hands ef the Adminis
trators. By the Court.
P. M. K*STK».I, C)erk.
iiutlet counts/, «t .•
Certified from the Record t!iis 22nd day of June, A. \
j i M. East Mv jr.
I will attend to the duties of the above appointment |
ot the uflke of Black A Fleager, in Bu'ler, Pa . on Tue*-
daj, the 27 th day of August, A. D., 1807, at one o'clock,
P.™., of which all parties iuterestc<l will teke notice.
W. FLEEOKH,
Anffnet 7, ISC7, at. Ai.tiitor. !
IfALTIB I, J
Attorney at Law,
rjAVINO reren'ly returned "mm Califbrnh, has
j XX resumed tbe practice ol Ijaw iu Butler,
Particular attention given to business, iu the St ite
of California, esp oialiy collections ; having made at
rangemen'j with responsible par tic* in that state.
Office 111 Ibiyd's Building. Main Street,
j August 14th, lbtf"—• uios.
Stray Cow.
j to fhe residence of th- Subscriber living in
I \j MudddycYeek to. about the W.i day of Atjg*«i. a
Stray Cow, about 12 or 14 years of age a crop off tho '
, loft ear, red and white spotted, crumpled horned ; so ;
other visible marks. Hih owuer is requested to coqje
forward prove rr jperty pa/ charges ami take her aw#j , !
or she will be dUposed of according to law
CfIKI£TQPUKK TVIMJBB i
Aug 14th 18*17 —?t. 1
DRUG ABU
GROCERY STORE.
THE snbacflbsrs have oh hand a«d are daily receiving
at tkelr Stores Room,opposite Peter Dutfy'a iu Butler
An Extensive Assortment
or
Drags, |Dye StnfEs,
lUedlctnes, |Pat.^ledioiuc« r
Oils, rToilei Soup,
Paints, R'crfunerj-.
ASb THE
Choicest Liquors
for chemical and medicinal purposes. Also, all kinds of
intUSIIES, NOTIONS. «feo. v
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully
and Promptly Compounded.
lii tli Grocery DepartmnL
will be &>nod Flonr, Bacon, Fish,C«.ffeo, Teas, Ruga rs
Canned Fruit of all kinds ; in short evor> article f*
Famllv use. Also#
Nails.
Glass,
Glassware,
Queenaware, Hardware,
Stoneware,
Buckets,
Tubs,
And a general astortaieni of Tolncco and Qi'g* r *
Tbe highest market price paid for all klu !o of p o -
duce in exchange for Gotnls.
"Rell Si Dioffenbaoaor.
June 12, 1867—iy.
ITS EFTEOT IS
KIIRACULOVS.
' Tho old, tha youDg, th« middle «g«d unit* to praii*
HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER.
It Is nn entirely new scientific discovery, ter ablnlng
many of the inost powerful and restorative ngenta
jn tlio vegetable kingdom*
Wo Imva such confidence In its merits. And nro
so euro it will do all we claim for it, that we offer
#I,OOO Rewnril
If the Sicilian Hair Rknkwbr dots not. gjvo sat
isfaction In all cnsea when used In strict accord
ance with our instructions.
HALL'H
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
has proved itself to be the most perfect prejttiratioa
for the Hair ever offered to tho public.
It is a vegetable compound, and contsiii# no
Injurious propertios whatever.
It is not a Dye, It strikes at the Roots and fill*
the glands with new life and coloring matter.
IT WILL RESTORE Gil AY If All: TO
ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
It %eill keep the Hair from fall in ej on I.
It elean§e& the Scafp, antl make* the Hair
SOFT, LVSTIIOIS, AMD BILJKL'X
IT IS A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSING I
No person, old or vonnjr should fnil to u-o If..
It is recommended and xutd bu //:• FIRST Ml '.l)-
ICAL AUTHORITY.
■ Ask for HALL'® Vbgbtasls Siciua*
llaik Rkmewkh, and tako no other.
The Proprietors offer the Sicilian Ha it. Hr
mcwKß to tno public, entirely confident tlmt it will
bring back tho hair to its original color, promote its
growth, and in nearlv all cases whero it has fhller>
off will restore it unless the person is very itgod.
B. P. IIALL ft CO. Proprietors,
A'(ithua, N. 11*
fcy Sold by all Draggistk
July 17 IW7, ly:.
1 KA HTOliiir
Wilson & Underwood,
WHOLESALE * SIT IIL'PEALUS S IV
TEAS, ... CHOICE
(JamiljOrroctricii,
Ho. 13 South Weil Diamond.
Adjoining Bepler'a Hotel,
ALLEGHENY CITV, pA
One of tht cheapest and best Whnlttn« tntl Ret,*
Storu in the two citiei. Oult and <j-amine uti r Ft ,#k ant
ft (May £>,'tf7«*in..
Sot ice in Divorre,
IN the mattnr of the petition of Peter lii-xti)!, fur a II
vorce from bed, board *r>d alu»ony, from* Inn wife
Catharine Hroell.
In the Court of Ommos Plaat dt Bailor county Xn.
•4, November Term, IMlft.
And now to wit: March 1 Ith, ljf", on motion of [»'«'• k
k Ylecger, Kn.j nr. Attorney* Ibf Fetltionei . Court * ant
proclamation accordlaj to law. By tba Court
Butler county, it :
Certified fioin tbe Record tbl» fith day of Annus:, v
IW. J. B CLARK. Pmth y
Catherine nroell, respondent Yon aroheiabt noti
fied to be and appear M our Court of Common Pienu. t
l»e hfJd at llutier, in Sad for the county <>f Butler. ,n
tlie 4tl Men-Lay of September, A. D.. 18D7. to f.»,ow
came. 1/ afty yAu bare, why a divorce from bed, bonnt
and alimony xhould not bedeoreed an prayed fur by vour
bueband, Pster Broell, in the above named petition.
JAM KM B BTO&EY.
Anguiit 7, 18A7, 4t. Hberiff.
IBA B. M'VAY fe CO„
BANKERS,
1 Cor. Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
Pittsburgh, Pu,
Important to Huldari of 7 30 Bondt, Oa.'od Auamt
■sth. ia«4.
* »T?I?-9nI7*/. n ?® Nt Riven notice the! the not** due
AUUIST loth. 1*67, oiiut b® pre*i>itt«d for conversion
on or before that day, otherwise they will be p<*i ! at
their face ▼ tlue, causing a lon* to the bolder of about BJSV
ENTY-FIVK DOLLARS PER THOUSAND
\\* will rout to exchange b-AH tor 7-.'Ws until
; AugiiHt ISitls.
Af 7, IM^ t 11 IRA R. M'VAV t PO
I'lll»iIf Hale or Real llstate
iu the Hero* or Butler.
BY authority of an act of AwemWr, tbe
will offfr at public tale, at tba Coart Hin
burousb of Butler, on
Tutoday, (he 10 th day of September,
at one o'ctoek t. M , tbat lot of grcnn6, in* Aid
boKMi&h, cvatainiiMT about one-fcarth of >»:; *ctn.~
lteuii(*e4 Nj)rtb by Went street; Knet by 3lrs. or oh ley .
South fcy g. Hitter, and Wwet by a street Jtaown u*
Bai*! ha»i»*£ e racte.l t!:er.y>n a fr.im.i
I dwelling aud belagtfc® owned by
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