gmm, (gavdco & jjjottsrhold.
A Nations wealth Depend# on
its Farmers and Mechanics.
What is wealth ? It is those thing*
whioh »re convenicntand neccessary to
use, and which administer to our wants
and comforts. Money cannot there
fore be considered a» wealth, becuuse
if the articles or thisg above alluded
to are not to be Ixad, or aro not in
existence,arnaii wouldbe poor indeed
thoagh he Wero loaded with gold or
silver. If ho were hungry an i there
was no bread to be had : If ho were
ehivering with cold and there were
no garments for Bale, his gold would
avail him but littde. It is true man
kind by a comfhon conSe"ht have
agreed that gold and silver should
be tho sign or svidefloe of wealth, or
in other words the measure* of proper
ty ; and ho who has a certain amounot
has so much wealth, and he can ex
change it for tho very things or ar
ticles bo wants. Thus a man tfho ha?
a hundred dollars ip his pocket has
the it vrt:i*e, to entitle him
to one hundred bushles of corn, or a
hundred yards of cloth , or a yoke of
oxen, or a horne nnd wagon, as the
case may be j but if these things do
not exist and ho needs them, his
ticket is of no use to hiua—uot a
mite more than o piece of blank paste
board. The elements therefore of
wealth consists in natural produc
tions, brought (ogcthor, changed and
modified by tho skill and labor of
man, of tho farmer and mechanic.—
Commerce, though necessary .. and ,
honorable, is nothing more than the
moving and changing of mere pros
ductions from land to land. It had
always appeared' singular to tae that
the merchants should consider them
aelf# abovo the farmer, yet very
many do, when in fafct thSy aro the
servants of farmers, sttuiding as twid
dle men ; and let farmers wilhhald
their patronago ftpm them for six
months and whero will they be gone ?
Why "up the spout,'' If wc arc cor
rect in the assumption that wealth
consists in its natural productions
changed an 4 wroughVup by men, it
follows that the country which pos
sosses the most of these elements or
materials to work on, such good soil,
abundant of good water-power, for
ests of timber, quarries of stone,
mines of different kinds of minerals,
itc., must have tho most wealth. It
then only rcquirs the hand of industry
to put these materials into shapo to
form real substantial wealth.
This is the duty of the farmer and
mechanic : they are the second crea
tors of wealth; they tako the raw
material as it comes from the hand of
the Almighty, anil change it by their
labors into ten thousand different
forms that render it so useful toman.
The more industrious and skillful the
farmor and mechanic, the wealthier
will that country become. We rights
)y consider the exacts? Aaie we not
too apt to think ourselves as mere
plodders and servauts rather than
the Great First Catile, in the produc
tion and increase of wealth ? This
6tandard appoars to be idleness and
a fine coat ; and consequently tho
more idle a man can be and the finer
dressed, tho more of a "gentleman"
Not so. Respectability shoujd con»
eist in an improved mind, and skillful
and industrious hands. That is the
man for me ; and he will do more for
society than a thousand starched-up
dandies, who are a public loss and a
pnblic nuisance,and society should ac
cord the meed of honor to the toiling
sons of the soil and the skillful labor
of the country.— G-crmantoicn Tele
graph.
THE CHEAPEST FOOD. —The cheapo
est and most nutretioust vegetable
used for food is beans. Professor
Lcibigsays that pork end beans form
a compound of substances particular
ly adapted to furnish all that is nec
essary to support life. A quart of
beans cost fay fifteen cents ; half a
pound of pork ten cents. This, as
every housekeeper knows, will feed a
small family for a day with goo J
strengthening focd. Four quarts of
bcaus and two pounds of corned beef
boiled to rags, in fif y quarts of wa
ter, will furnish a good meal to forty
men at a cost of one dollar—two cents
and half a meal.
To CLEAN TIN COVEKS.— Get tho
finest whitening ; mix a litth of it
powdered with tho least drop of sweet
oil, rub the covers well with it, and
wipe them clean ; than dust over them
some dry whitening in a muslin bag,
nnd rub bright with dry leather.—
This last is to prevent rust, which
tho cook must guard against by wip
ing them dryland putting thorn by
tho fire when they coma from tho
parlor; for if but once hung up damp
the inside will rust.
To RAISE TIIK OF VELVET.—
To raise the pile of velvet, hold it over
a basin of boiliug water, the wrong
side of the velvet being next the wa
ter. To clean a silk dress, make the
following mixture: Two ounces of
curd soap shreddejjjinely, two ounces
of salts of turt'.r, two gallons of wa
ter. Boil these ingredients together
and add anotfrer twogallong of water.
Wash the drese in the mixture, rinse
in cold water, and iron as soon as
possible.
—lf you de»ire the uooiuioo p«>ple to
treut you as ujreutlemuj, you should coo-
Quct ytiurseii us a jjcfltUuiuu should do
to these
PROFESSIONAL c&^ps.
li. Z. MITCHELL,
J* « a* * TiWW,
Office N. E. Corner of Itemond, Butiar. Pa.*%»<i
J. A J.
Attorneys lit aw»
Office, on 8. E. of Diamond and Main st. Butler. Pa.
Charles n'Ciindlem,
ofßce, on Soutlfvwt corner of Diamond, Bntlari
JOHN M. THOMPSON, IDWI!» LTOS
THOMPSON & LYON,
e «»•
un M»in glrnet. Butler, P»
Attorney nt Law.
JnoM.Greer, Esq,
Office South of Court House.
(Ovr "Jfloi o/Char'tt McCandlttt Etq.)
Sep 2Mb ' a ' £
THOS. IR, O"BI3STSCSIISr
Attorney at Law,
A.T* l>
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT
Office, N. E. Cor. Diamond on Main St.
BUTLER, PA.
A . mc,,' ...™.' :.oio. w FLEKOtR.
BLACK & FLEEOEK, ,
ATTOItIVEYS AT I,A-"\V,
ASDjgjiMllW i«W»|
ofllce on MiUn street, i>ppt»Bfto tichTiefftemafl's
CltliiiuK Store, Butler, I'a. |uo 1», lv.
W. »«--
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will nttenil to nil buHjnensctit»43w to4j«ciil,
ly Special Attention given to |Mr collection! of I'm-*
linnn, Hack /'ay and Hon*fi't.Xi.P i
Will also act aa agent foMhoM wishing to buy or
■ell real estate.
Office <»n South «lde of Arf®»ffdi* buildiito,
Butler Pa. ■- \ " * ' -* *
J£.,
AltomeJ at !,« m .
Office,South-westeorner of Diamond
<Thut 112 irmejly occiipifd . Chaa C BuHl^an.)
May Ift, 'l9-1J) I » I"IT-1-3
V/ i\ 3» "112 1 5! 11 B j'i AHA M 4
.1 t ur/» e,j at, I#*»
HAVlwfr tAJfb rktinJAVt"m i rflfiroU. Ufi
resumed the practice of Law tn Butl#. _
Particular attention gltkn to business, hi thv RtflM
Of \>liiwriun,esji*oi*liy c<»ll«uiu>aa , * r "
n'H ZWrf?i>onuiM' farlM in ttfuffctate.. -
Office hi Boyd's Building, Main Street.
August 14th, 1567—6 dm. - > ( -w
W. J. YOUNG. Attorney at Law.
J. W. YOUNG, Surveyor.
LAND AGENTS,
BENZONIA, MICHIGAN.
ydnl -I,— B »i7—l>'. ft j? '
A. M. NF.YMAN, M. %.*
• jjliyslclun iukl Htiritnon
Offlreimniedisie., opposite Walker , building*
nil tier.
W. 8. HUSELTON, M. X).,
(LiiU of the V. S. Army,) • *
. IN'o, <l7 Federal fcjtroei,
OrviuK Holm : 1
From s to fit A. M. \
•• :i to 6 I'. M. ( A LLKdllFtyT* CITY
M. 7to 9 " J May 20j *O7, :i tnoi
X>4^NTf IHTR\! r
Drn. A Ilnvls,
H\ VE carmaneotly located themselves in (JENTitE
YILLJC« Butler eounly. Pa , where they cim be
found at alt times, prep ared to perform ali operation in
either Surgical or mWchiffical Dentistry.
Sept. 11, 1307-ly.
J. M. fiflKKt.
DENTIST,
Office On Main st., South of Post Office
IJUTLEH. PA.
June t«, 1567, lyr.
Drs H. A. Wise & J. M. Lefevre.
.A 4< K & r htfd^' l "'
work. Filling, cleaning,
extracting and adjfpting the teeth dene with the heat
inntiM'ialsand in ths heat mann +r. Particular attention
paid to children's teeth. An mechanics, they defy ruin
petition: as operators thej rauk among the bant. Chiw
g * suunli-mte. Ad*ice free of rbarge. Office—la Boyd
laildinn Jefferson Stre'ef, Buffer Pa.
IW 0 IMIW rrrtf.
sewTH Q- .
MRS. T. J. LoWMAN,
Would rcspectfullr inform the citizens «»f this p'.ace
that she h prepared to do all Linda of sewing. such as
Dress Making. Sfque*. Rents'*Uirl>, and thil<Aff tr« ap
parel. Alert, Lrioul Agent ft>r Wheeler and Wilson's
dewing Machines. F*b. ID, 1567, tf.
GEORGE ROSE,
House, Sign & Ornamenta. Painter.
fapor Haning Done on *h» Shortest Notice,
lit Tf.sK.Amr 2*. IBB7—lf.
"FRANK H. JOHNSTON, M. D.~
£Mntsician & burgeon,
II A It R I N V 11. I. E,
liutlcr County, Pn.
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted tu his
REFERENCES:
Dr. CtAwford, Cooperstown. Pa.
Dr. Pnowden. Franklin* I'a.
I)r. Ilassier, Coehrantori, Pa.
Dr. Fowler, Harri«ville, Pa.
Dri. Foster A Huffman, Clintonrilte, Pa.
Dr. Coulter. Ceutrerille, P4. »
Dr. Livingston, •• " (jnlyS. fiT—ly
PKOPI.PIN IKA NTOIIK.
Wilson & Underwood,
WnoLMALB * RETAIL DIALERS IN
TEAS, - CHOICE
No. 15 euth West Dlaiuoud,
Adjoining Bepler's Hotel,
ALLROHKRY CITT, pA
One of the cheap* it aiid best Wholesale and Retai
Store* in Uutwo atiu, IXill and examine our Stock and
Prieu. (May Jf,'C7Jiao.
UROIIMiN A WA LTF.It,
J> I iL L E R S ,
H AVING given their Mill a thorough repairing, and
. placed ft In excellent order, they are now ready to
do *ll kinds of cuntnrn work and at the shortest nctice.
Wheat and Rye Flour
always on hand Rye and Mixed Chops and Brans o
different kinds, constantly ou haod.
WW
The highest price will he paid in cash'for wheat de
veredat their Mill. (Mailer, Aug. 28,'AT—3me j
Kstray.
CAMS tithe reaideneo of the sul»acriU«r, in Forward I
tp .on or about the *2ott vt Sept. a small gTlfitß, i
auppuPcd tjf boonf
o u other I
maiks n Tlie "Wiier i| requeite 1 tu couie !
foraard, jSrov. property, pay cherneehnd take it away J
alee it wilt be disp«MH«, %J escording to law. * I
u 8 DorTHBTT ]
AMERICAN CITIZEN
Job PrlatißgOffice!
Ornamental, plain, Fanoy, card Book
BSMMI MS
In Kearni' I!ulldl>if(. Second H|ory 112 op
posite Jack's Hot* I, Main Street,
BUTLER,
WR ARK PKEPMIED TOI'HINT.ON SnORT NOICE
Bill Heads, Books, Druggist Labels, Pro
grammes, Cheeks, Notes,
Drafts, Blanks, Business Cards, Visiting
Cards, Show Cards, Pamphlets, Posters,
Bills of Fare, Order Books, Paper Books,
Billets, Sale Bills, kc.
BKINO FUKNIBHKD WITH
The Most Approved Hand Presses
AND
, THIS LAROKfIf ASSORTMENT OP
Type. Borders. Rules. Ctrfs, &e.,
IN THE COUNTY,
We will execute everything i<i the lino of
PLAIN ANDDECORATIVE PRINTING
• Niatlt, Promptly, ahd at Kkaso.hahli Hat as,
in a style to excel any establishment at
home, and compete with any abroad.
s HKILI.EI) WORKMEN
.Are emjiiojfi'd ig ev©ry 112 branch gf tho
business, and we endeavor to meet the
wattes of the and tp re
tain the honorable distinction which has
b«ep already conoedod Ui this cstablish
aieOt, for
TASTE I COMPOHITIPK
ANI) '
-
-lU% #S|r a » 80l *i frW"^ t,| WKs<>jU 4
it Titie W In nrmiifmtied Poster,'
i work of any number of pages.
V ALUABLE COAL LAND
FDU SAX
ALL fh«t trart of lend. cvnt»inlM£ ac/ee. (At
(MtAd ahuUtlU uiite b«iuli» of the U'rough of Uut
ler. In ftr sale. Tn» Vf in 6T Conl f«s uhuut 4 ffrt, and 6
exc*il lent quiilitj iliuik ojifii-spil good oidef, with
entry opened th;»t may he sufficient for Ti ye«rs of or
dinary w<<rk. Two Frame dwelling Mreesand double
bam I hereon, ami about 30 seiei riesred, and
fenced. to be wbuii Hold. The
mule and I bree cart flow in nse 41 the h ttik will also be
•old. a
For price and terms, apply to. .John N. Pervla&C",
(ornor of I>iamoud and Mreet, Uutler, Pa.
liutlor, Oct. W, '67 > JVUN PIUCH.
New OQOOS,
I) ECEIVKD AND OI'ITNINM A LABHK AND WILL
I\ SELECTED HTOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOBD!i
purchased since the deciino, and will be sold low far
! y
Jno> Scott.
Oct. lfi, *o7—2mo
R. & W. JEINKINSON
Manufacturers and Wholesale D lers In
Tuhaccn,
Hegan,
Suuff",
Pipes, tie.
No. 6 FEDERAL STREBT, ALLEOIIKNV CITY PA
3rd door from Suspension 1) ge.
•Sijjii of the ltdian.
▼ol. 4, no 12 lyr.
.KITRNMt' MB T BWH 1T» C. BOODT
FASHIONABLE TAILORS.
rrHE undersigned having associated themselves in the
I Tailoring business, would respectfully sav to tb«
public In general rlint they have just received the Fall
and Winter Faehlons. ai.d are prepared to makeup
clothing in the lateat and most approved atyie Plaer«
call alii ezamiua our Fashions and Specimens of mm.
and boys' wear. Special alteuliou Kiven to l»oy§' cloth-
Uig. KITENMULLER. WHITE 4 CO.
Ausust 12, IBC6— tf.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
BY virtue of «n order and decree <>f the Ofphans*
Court of Butler county, the uudenigned will ox
pose to Hale, by public out-cry, on the premises, on
Saturday, November 9th, 1867,
the followitiK*de?cribed roal estate, late of Patrick
Fleming, dee'd :
All that certain piece of land situate iu Clearfield
towutdiip in the count v and State, aforesaid ; bounded
North by RueaAtm Hiemlng, Kaat by Owen M'Bride,
South by Peter Graff, and West by M'Ooe A lloyle,
containing Thirty-One acre# and Ninety-One Pear ekes
atrict tneaaui«.
TEH MS One-third in hand end the remnlnpar In
two equal yearly payments with interest from confirm
ation of Bale, STEPHEN M't'UE, Adm'r
Oct. 16, '67—4t] of Patrick Fleming, dee'd.
Cholera, Diarrhcea, and Dvsentery
A CIRB IB WARRANTED by DR. TOBIAS' CBI.ERKATRD
VKNJCTIAN LIMMKNT. if used when fir-t taken ly
persous of temperate habits. This medicine has sen
known in the United Ptataeover 2'» yean,. Thousands
hare used it, and found it never failed to cure any com
plaint for which it was recviumooded, ami all those who
first tried lt,«w now uever without it In the Cholera;
ot 184H, Dr. Tobias attended 40 caees aud lost 4, being
called in too late to do any good.
DIRECTIONS.—'Take a teaspoonfal in a wine-glass
era ery half hour fjt twohi ours, aud rub the a bd
men and extremities well with the Liniment. To a ll
the thirst, take a lump of ice iu them -utb. about th
size of a marble everr ten minutes It i* warranted pel
fectly innocent to take internally. Sold by all driu.
gists, price 40 aud 80 cunte Depot, 56 Courtdu Sal
New York #
Acini in iftt rat OP'S Xoticc.
EST fTK OF T H. BROWN. DEC D.
is hereby given that Letters of ministra
" tion on the estate of I. II Brown. te of Metre
' township, Bntlcr County, Pa , dee'd. have this day
1 (September I*2. IW,) oeen granted to the undersiimed;
therefore, all pei-s/tns knowing them«»efve« Indebted to
saiil estate, will make immediate payment, and'lb<w
having claims against the aame will pr-sent them
properly an then ticated for eettlff*»«ent.
ALEXANDER BROWN
Sept. 18,18 fT—4t.J Adm'r.
uiiii ow
AGIIICULTUKAL WOKKS,
ROCHESTER, PA.
A. B. SMITH & CO., Proprietors,
MANUFACTURE MOWERS REAPERS, RAILWAY
or End I I«M Chain and L* vrr Powers of Vartons
si/.ee, Threshers and Separator*. Farm Mills, Cider
Mills, Cane Mills and Sorghum Evap»rators, Corn Shell
era, Dog Powers for Churning, and all other AgHeulta
ral Machinery.
RKPAFRING AND JOBBING
of all kinds don«« on abort notice. Machines »112 auy
kfnd bnflt f»r pnrtiee. Having bad an experience of Ift
years in Putente and Patent BiisltieaH, are prepared lo
malre models, applications, A<*.. for parties deairing to
take ont patents Hueing fitted up our fiu-torjr with
NEW & IMPROVED MACHINERY,
selected from the best eastern makes in person, and
employing none but 'he best A.ecbunics. are prepaid]
to do work in the beat style and manner Haviag se
cured the serrioes of a flr«t class Pattern Maker are
■«lSo prepared to make anf%wid or style of pattern* I
Particular attention Paid to repairing Mowing and j
Reaping Machines, and machUieiy in general
We r-olicit and hop« by attention and care to
the patronage of parties wishing work dons
Orders front a distance promptly attended
Adtreee, A I) Sltt ITII A I
Jul 17 ,1587, fa of Reeks s I
EEW
—OF—
DRY GOODS,
"J Hi $ j
AND
OIL CLOTHS.
[
YXTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST,
\V and Most Complete dicck of
VV r liite k Colored Blankets.
*'
; WHITE,
YELLOW,
ItED,
AND GRAY,
FLAWNELS
EVER OFFERED IN THE CITf
fa 3 k}*Oij
AMI) AT
Extremely Low Prices.
I*L3», ikvi&YiiAIIM&TOCK Of
LftdJeßf Mfssea dd Chlldten't Fure >
of all k nds and qualities In which we are offer ing
i , .1
GREAT BARGAINS
ALSO A /nmt aoo« ABFCMI»ieftT OF
CAKPETB, i.
'FLOOR OIL-CLOTIIS,
HEAIITH RUGS,
AND DOOR MATS,
in toot, everything usually kopt in a Dry Quods' Store
H O I>
WBX22j\!U & mm*
Remember the Place,
nmAP LUKER & CO.,
No. 130 Federal Street,
ftlli Door Rclow 9larl&et,
PeptemHfe 18, 'o7—Cm) ALLEGHENY CITV.
DRUG AND
GROCERY STORE.
rpilE subscribers hnro on bund and are daily receiving
at thoir Store-Room,opposite l'eter Duffy a In Dutlei
An Extensive Assortment
or
DriiKN, iDyc KtsiffU,
ncdiciiieN, I'al •>! cdlcintu,
Oils, Toilet Soup,
PuiiitH, Perfumery,
AND TUB
Q fi a ? g © s t L I q u a 112 8
for chemical and inodlcina! purposes. Also, all kind* of
HRUHIIEH, NOTIONH. &0.,
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully
and Promptly Compounded.
hi the Grocery Department
Will be f.und-Wour. R-uvwi, PUh r C»ITjS,Tjh, B<ijii
Canned Frail of all kinds a /•»»"/ aciulj ,
Family use. Also
Nails,
Glass,
Glassware,
Queens ware Hardware
Stoneware,
Bucketst
Tubs,
And a general assortment of Tobacco and Cigars.
• The bigh<-:»4 uiai ket pries nuid 'or all kinds of pro
duce in exchange for Go" '•»
801l & Dielfenbachor,
fune 12,1667—1y.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
llfE undersigned oIT-rs for sal". bis VALUABLE
FA RM , situate in Allegheny town»hip, Butler county.
Pa , consisting of
Two Hundred arid Eighteen Acres
of land. Abont One Hundred Acres Cl* ared. and fsucod
and in a good xtate of cultivation ; 'Wo Dwelling h us
e*. Mt.ible, Ac., thereon This Farin Is vitbrn tbree
mflea Of Mrtrblon, and th- Allegheny v.illy Hail H|l
now ra; Mly const ructed. Is well watered and
timl>«red, and will beiiold s*he»p.
For Terms inquire of tbe subscriber on tbo premises,
of E. M'Junkin, Esq., of Butler Title indisputable,
aapilS, H7—tf.l •' JAMES H M'MAHAN.
ORPHANS' CCURTSAL.
HY virtue of an order and decree of tbs Orphans l
Court ol Butler county, the undersigned wi!| ex
pose to aale, by public out cry, ou tbs premises on
Saturday, November 9th, 1867,
the following desciibed real estate late of John Coch
ran. dse'd, to wit :
One lot of gfoutod in the Borough of Butler, Butl*r
coanty, I'a . No. 131. in tbs general plan of said b«.r
ough ; bounded North by an Alley. Ea»t by M'Ksan
street, South by lot No Vfli owned by Jobn B. .YT-
Laughlin. West by an alley Inhere Is erecto lon said
lot O te Brick two-story dwelling house, with coal and
wash house attached Also, one Isige, Frame Stable
There is alao a good well of water on naid lot.
I TKIiMS One-(bird in band and the remainder In
two equal yearly payments, with interest (.from nc
flrmation of.sale. CIIAfcLES CjCHftAN,
Oct 18th, I^67—4t.j Adai r ofJno Tehran dee'd'
Auditor'* Notice.
James Wilson vs. Joseph Griffin, Mary Griffin, Elis
abeth Griffin aod Rachel Griflia.
D No 49, Sept. And now to wit
Oct. 'id. IM>7 ; Petition of James B. blorey, Esq.
MierßTof Butiar county, praying for tbs appointment
of an Auditor t» distrihnts the proceeds of tbs Shertfl's
sale of the real estate of Joseph Griffiu et. aL. ajnoug
those entitled to tbe same
And uosr October 2d, 1*67 ; Court appoint John M
Oreer, Esq , an Auditor to distribute By the Court.
MutUr Lvumiy, is:—Certified from tbe Record lb is 10th
day of October, A i>., Ito7.
J CLARK, Proth'y.
In pursuance of the above appointment I will attend
to the duties of tbe same, at my office in Butler, on
Bstnrday, November 2nd, 1867, at lo'clo«!k, P. M , when
•nd where all parties interested can aitsnd if they ses
rroj-ec. (Ootlfi, 67 «•) J M OKJCIR. Aud't.
rpITE MbicrwhVmill
I that he him erected a pey CARRIAGE and WAG
ON MAKING SHOP, on—— — <--I«trlet. opposite
J. 11. Neglejr, and belfew the Mfn. flhwrrb, whete e
is prepared to do all kinds of woi kin his line of busi
ness, such an nuking Rutfuies. Carriages. W
ki»«a, Sieixha* sod any thing in the line of Courtage and
Wagon making.
Repairing done in the shortest possible time.
«*~UIYE IIIM A (fni,.-%*
or 7, 'o<J—tt.| .i L IX » TUUXAL.
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES & WIGOHS.
After more than stx years iwpEwrifNfir
in my hu»ine*",and a Winter* labor in in Delecting
the bent mati-ri«I» and doutftaAt >versif|lit in the making
of the unfile. by
FIItST CI.4SS WOKIitIE\,
I have now on band the largest and best lot Of
CABIII AfctiES,
nruuirs,
SI'LHEYS,
Ae.,
qoth light and h*ai ▼, ever offered to the people o
Butler county, ; jrbicfc U*ity Wkil V
rtfMP'pft CASH,
TrflwV'fclflMWr Bhlfclng i*t*gi*e. Open and
otllni; Buggies—in shott. T think Iran birnish al-
I most anything in the vehicle line", inad* of the hnet
Eastern timber >pring« aud nxle«: nnd finished in a
manner not excelled In cities Fast or Weft, and bettor
adnpted 112 r «»er mfd* fhap Eastern %nrk.
Shop and Ware room on Cunningham 'street, Kant of
and near AlyM vffvinerrt'Utiitor P* . •
• if ft.!.* JL *■ * <2M>:V AOMZ* IMi,
REFERENCES:
We, the nndersigned. tske pleasure In recommending '
to the public, the work of (ieo.Roeesing. V(9 have j
uutiVfsctioii, abtl aro well adapH'l frt our roads.
»» . - CIMHUES ISH, i•.
J V G. * W, Caiipkkll,
T)R. STCPIIX.N flK.iurN,
R. C M'Abot,
I>*. PRICKENS * El .V
no. 17-if. Wm.b.A A.G. Bojd.
DRUGS! DRUGS! DM
DR SAMUEL GRAHAM
Is still carrying on the Drug busiaes in the old stand in
ItOYD'N It LOCK.
Main S/38, - - Bjl er, Pa.
We have constantly on hand and for tale, at reduced
rates, a pure quality of
Litharge,
Dye Stuffs,
Glass, Putty,
Turpentine,
Alcohol,
Linseed Oil,
Drugs,
Chemicals,
Paints?, Oils,
Varnishes,
White Lead,
Red Lead,
Lard, Fish, and Neats-Foot Oils.
Motile*, Villi*, Cork*,
SOAP, LAMPS, SPONGES,
PURE GROUND SPICES, &C.
A general varloty of
Perfumery & Toilet Articles.
tnsu W INKS AND LIQUORS for metlir.il and mechani
cal purposes.-** Win en I.r riacraui ntai use, furoi.ihed
Physicians' prescriptions i
CunTiilly Com pou ■lilcd.
Thankful for pMt favors, wi invite the public gene
ally to call and examine our stock We are coiifidcn
that we u»n sell at as r«'asyoablg rates as any similar
establish frienf in the count/.
h; ,»r,
Itook Agents W anted
To Solicit Orders for a New Illustrated
BIBLE DiCTjpNABY.
(COMPLETE IN ONE VOLC.UK >
rnilK Pictioxary embodies the result* of the most
1 recent ittudy, research, and iu'-eftt.gatlun, of about
six'y-flve of thy most eminent ami adrauced Bible
Scholars now living. Clergymen pf all denomination
approve it.and regard it an the heat work of its kind in
the Engliidi language, and one which ought to be in the
hand* <>f every Bible reader in the laud.
In ciicnlatipg fttMWorb, Affdnts will find a pleasant
and profitable employment. The numerous objections
which are u-unily ercmutereu in selling ordinary work#
will n<>t exist with thit.
Hut, on the contiary, enconragementjand friendly aid
will attend the Agent, making his labors agreeable, use
ful, and lucrative.
ladies, retired Clergymen, Schojl Teachers, Farmers,
Students, and nil uthers who possess energy, an: wan
ted to a*sl*t in Cunvassing every Town aud County in
the country, to whom the most liberal induceiusuts will
be offered
For particulars, apply to, or address
I'A UM fell.KE f!!tOTHEItS.
sejif 4, 6t ] 722 Sansorn Street, Philadelphia, Fa.
um&i
A.IIT STREET.
Opposite Jack' a lintel,) It «■ • ■ «_» m m 9 M m am •
TIIE undersigned would respectf clly inform the pub
11c that he baa constantly on band,
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
FROM THE HARMONY MILLS.
ALSO,
Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Sjrrup, Cheese,
Ham, Uriti Beef, I is h. Pota
toes, Apples, (tanned and
brie d Pr<uits,
and eerrythlng usually found In a first cla»a Grocery
Store. Confi*tionaries of all kinds and of etsr
riety. Al*o,
Tobacco, do. <&o.
We are determined to sell as low as the lowest. Give
us a call.
Sept.3, 'C7—tt] PATToN K EARNS,
Witherspoou Institute.
rnms High School in Batter, Is In a very proiperont
X condition: there being in attendanco during the
session now closing. lit) scholars.
The new building fnlnishe* ample room for recital I
tlofi purposes, and fortt arder* who cnie fro» abroad.
The accomp'isheilß'rlncipal. besides giving his en
tire time to the instfoctio* of the pupils, emph ys able
assistance In the German *nd Frenoh tsrigmiges in the
classic*, in Music, and Iti the English Branches '
Th»> Winter Session of 3) weeks will commence on
. tbe first Monday of November next.
K. B. WALKER, Pre*
Lotal Youpo, gee, (Oct 8. 1167.).
1% I ONEV FREE AS WATER.—IO,OOO ACIIVK
all Local and Traveling Agents, Male or female, ol
all »ges, are wanted to solicit t: ade In every City, Town
Hamlet Workshop and Factory, throughout the entire j
world, for the most saleable novelties ever known
r r, " u * n,i RKAUY BALB »»miokr
OFFP.ItF.I>. Smart meu and women can make ftvm $5
to JfiO pertlay, and no risk of loss. A small capital re
quired of from f-20 to fluO— tbe more money invested
tbe great#r 112 the profit. No money required in adrame
—ire Arit t nd the article* and receive pay aftertaauls.
If you actually a wisb to make money rapidly and saiilv.
for full p rtsculars and addross,
MILNOK A CO , (From Paris.)
*lO Broadway, New York CUv.
ly'(Newj spsri trying »IJ] be literal*! y dealt w
RIIR&L HILL HIIBSERY.
OP A L EiHl£.
rpifT". undersigned bikes pleasure I n announcing i
J TJieir many frien 11, uud the public generally, * b *
they better aro prepared tbau ever before to furnish
Fruit Trees of All Kinds,
, r- AND
SHRUBBERY & SHADE TREES,
OF ALMOST EVERY VARIKTY.
The universal testimony of those who have been
;Uppfiid_tr!!h fralt and other Trees from
Rural Hill Nursery
of these tfjiths. auy n""thf r of reliable testimonials
<*o bebadln this iotthtyjand yfrinMy. Pettona desi
rous ofpurcflasinur, are requested to tall arf(l examine
Mir splendid variety. It will ajoply repay, any person
(liat wMUJs good fruit, ivli'l at an early day from re
planting, to purchase of ns, »*s our trees are oitra large
and gc*>d A nMMiejJof r<d>abP» weuUesp thid profit
able employment by r-dfhrt uptm rli« Mbscrfbti* tfvlrig
-I'l HS -t of Sutler, Pa.
Silas Fearoe & Sons.
Blltler, He*. 7 *«<*.
A. J. 9
No. 138 Federal Street,
Vfcft Dooi* to the Corner of the Diamond,
Allegheny, - - I'cii n'n.
n AVISO J»T RSCKtVBA A LAR&E IV EL I,
KKLKCTKUH-kI <* »
aARDWAHK&OTftKRY
Imported 41 reel front-t||» inenufWrrwi«ws„ wonsisf Ing a
llMhlrr'ii ifjirMiii'r, ' •<'
<«o|icr*.
ItlackNuiltlm,
nnri Itutclicr
TOOLS,
. lnu I li«x*c|waije 112
FARM IXO UT F.N MLS, 1/tO.V, STEEL,
—— b'JHI M< tifrASN, WHHK LFAki,
SASH PUTTY, «#c.
Feels onofident lie eaq offer Iralijaamenti to Whnd«-
•deand Retail buyers, snd would most rwp«ct£ulLy
axk y-.flr patronage. with the assurance fhat It will W
to y< nr IntfrdM to do business With him.
ApHI >li7, BR>IS
~ BCTCkk "
WOOLEN MILLS.
Manufacture the very best heavy
FALL AND WINTER FLANNELS,
Cassimeres and Yarns,
Of every Wiryt and color, which we will sell aa low ti.
ciishbiiyerA.il uot loaer than they cau be bad, Y. a»i,
or West If you want
Heavy Barred,
White, Brown,
or Grey Flannels
Warranted to have NO SHODDY in them, 'go t(
the Union Woclen Factory, Butler, Pa., il you wsn
Heavy CttMimereM,
Warranto.' to havo NO SHODDY i* them, ro to the
Butler Woolen Factory. If you wunt a good article ol
TARS,
Warranted to have no Shoddy ioit, go to the Butlei
Woolen Factory.
10,0U0 Poundu of Wool Wanted
in Exchange for the Above Goods.
H. FULKERTOJT.
Dae 4, 66.,tf
MILLINER & TRIMMING STORE.
Tigris. J. AM.INHTOV annontirsii If tlio public thai
If 112 she h*« opened a Milliner} and Trimmli.g Store
three 4r>«>rrf North of ttykes' (Imcery, where she arid
pay particular attention to Dresa Making and all kinds
of Family boning.
Stamping, Braiding,
I.il>li:S' TKIMMIVO,
New Style Hoops and Corsets,
Dreaa Making and Family Scwlngi
New Style Promenade &. Party Skirts,
FIA)WERS, RIBBONS, LACKS AND GLOV£S.
Gent's Cuffs, Collars,& Neckties.
MRS. J. ADLI!«am,
TIIUrE DOORS NORTH OP SYKES' OROOBRT.
vol. 4, no. IC—tf. Main Street Bntler, Pa.
"ILLUSTRATED
DOMESTIC BIBLE.
BY REV. INURAHAM 00BBIN, A. M
millS work rontainn all the plana of the Commen
1 tariod, Mud is neat an !of convenient size for family
n«e It will raqulre Imf little examination to see that
this edition of the Hacred Writing* ruibrur.fd many fea
tures never before P"inliln» d in one volume, ami i« a
valuable acquisition to the family circle and the Blbli
cal mnd*nt IMwie Of the MioeC impo rtant and dietin
gnidhingfeatured<»f r» la Mbfe srer'
1. Seven handrail Wotd Eng'avlitpe. y. Many thoti
aand references. 3. Three finely executed
Steel Knt;iavings. 4. .Numerous improvad readings.
b. A mrreerad chrwaoloiriral order, d An eapoditiou
of each i hnpter. containinie th ensaji'"<« of the bent
mentatorf, witn nmrh 'uipr-ai matter by th« edib>r.
7. The poetical hiAka i,i tbe metrical form. * Re flee
*iona drawn from the subjects ol (he chapter.and giving
in a toiMloNiteo form it» spiritual import. 9. Qiusa'ione
at the enit of aach chapter, for ftimily examination.
*lO Dates affl.\»-d to the chapters, fur earh inorninn and
evening'* re.uling.C4<binridiorf "w WllOla Bible in a vear.
To toMa 6ave laY«y Bleu i&M two very BaalrabU
featured,, via: 14 o-atains a family photograph depart
iuei»t in conne«*rioti with the family record, and an x
tewlliJ concordance, ft la one of the moat deairahla
Wide* pabiiabed. T»ie work eoatame nearly ftfteen
hnnured crown qudrtopages, priutad fr»»iu clear end
beautlfnl type, on fine p.iper, with uumerous ougravinga,
and ia bound in ihrea ai*i beautiful at ylea.
Rev John David, of Cona«>quer>«ssiiig township, is
Agent fur Butler County, i'ost Office Addr-e*.
WlllTkjiroWN, Butiwr County. Pa.
!klar< h, »o 14-a a -tf *
| F»»r Ml tbo->'w no suffer from diacanei of the Live
[ Stomach, auch w liiliiouaneaH. Bick Headache, Co n
I ati pal ton. your totoaiacli, Dyflpepnia, Ac.
I>lt I»OI.IJ>(iKU , H
Headache and Anii Billious Pills.
Are the mart perfect remedy ever brought before the
public, for Ail diaeanee of th« Liver and Stomach,
Tht>y act art CATJIAUTIC without weakening the
Stomach or Bowela, but ou the contrary give tone to
(bote organ* driving away all Melancholy - Feelings,
Infusing new Life an>l vigor into the Sy-»uia.
For aalc by all bruggiat a aud couiitrv Merchants
throughout the Cobnty.
J. HENDKHSON 1 BROS
296 Liberty Street,Pituburgk l»a. WuojjcaaJLg Areata.
§ep. '25
A Single Bo* of BR ANDRETHS PILL Conmi*
more vegetable extractive matter tf.«a twenty boxeso
dlpibda any where iu the world besides; fifty five
uyieure physician* use them iu their practice to the
excitation <»f ntb-r pargativea The Arst letter of Ibelr
v»lneia yet searfely appreciated When they are bet
ter known, a andden death and continued aickuexa will
be of the past. Let thoge who knoftr them *p<>ak right
o«t In their ta»or. It la a duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to a redundancy of vitiated bile
at thia season, it la dangerous «a it la prevalent
but Ur.iudreth'a Pitta afford an invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional use we prevent »hi»
collection of those impurities which, when In ai:(f elect
quantities. cause so much danger to the body's beaitu.
They anon cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Loea of Ap
petite, Pain in the Head, ilea it burn, l'afn hi Br*a att
Bone. Sodden Faintuess aud Costiveacaa. Sold bye ail
respectable Dialers in I
PK r.i.owM'
WORM LOZENGES,
ARK, WITHOUT tICtPfICR,
The Most Extraordinary Medicine of
the Age.
Comprising, at Ul»» do. II KM.A lIK A nf.K POWER IN
EXPELLING WOHMB, wTtli
tI.tASANT TASTK AND PERFECT BAI*TY.
THE! CO.ITAI],
NO MERCURY,
NO MINERAL.
NO TURPENTINE,
NO OIL OF WORMBEKD,
NO POISON,
NOTHING INJURIOUS.
Thty arc Entirely Vegetable.,
SYMPTOMS OP WORMS*
Itching of the nose feverish rose, twitching or st«rt-.
mg anddeniy miring steop, ffftffc in tlte stomach, loss of
flesh,paleness with b or tic. app<Ute sometimes Vuraoivm,
at ofnsrs feeble, a dnlinens of the eyM. drowsiness, a
swelled upper lip, tongue whltely furred and studded
with red ft| ots, fetid or garlic breath, grinding of leCth
during sleep, lodgment in the throat, an
an natural craving for dirt, chalk or clay, fretfulneaa and
ratability of temper, chulic, Ate and palsy.
INTESTINAL WORMS
A'a among the drat to undermine the constitution in,
the list of d'seaSCf. They ottnn occasion severe disease,
ending sometimes fatally, particularly when they as
cend to the stomach. Their presence' ln>h«lr aiost or
dinary situation if attended with unfavorable efiscta
upon the general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all are marc or lots troubled with worms, and that'
eie.ny die annually from this cause, who, by the timely
administration of a proper remedy weuld be anved. As.
WORM LOZENOKB may be taken without
any unpleasant results, and as most children are fond of
them, their use is recommended to those apparently
healthy, and thus diapel the canse of wbnl would pro-,
duce suffering.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOD USE.
Various remedls/Mre froAf rtme
mended, aa f'aloineK (hi of Wormwood, Turpen
tine. Ac., so that dangerotn and even fatal consequences
•rp produced. The necessi yof a safe and sure remedy
baa mused niucn reaeatTh and stndy bv the vroprl«*t'tra
of FKLLOWB' WOtM I.OZKNOKS. They are positive
ly safe,pleasant aial effectual They do n«it kill wornis
bdt Act"tfy maklitg llidr dwelling dnagire«««<\d/to
them. In order, however, to guard consumers agamsfc
de'coj.tlon by « t>ane the analysis of f»r. A'.
A. HA YES, SUte Asaayor, proving the above statement,
is annexod.
•I live analysed the WORM prepared by
Messrs. Fellows k Co , and find that they si* fi«e froS
Meicnry an I otbei metallic or mineral matter. These,
Lor.enges are skillfully compounded pleasant to the
taste, s«f#, jret sure and effectusl in tbuir action.
Respectfully, AA. HAYS,*SI. I> ,
Assay er to the State of Mass.
PLEASE REMEMBER
That FfcbLOWS' W»>R>f LOZKN'OKSare prepared with
grartt carstfixim thacomentratedextracts of two plants
They do not act ss a purgative or emetic, will n »t debil
itate the pitiiesit. nre so simple an inCint may devour
whole box without barm,and will at the same .Imeexpet.
tUe worms 1n an exirsordlnarv ommiut
«#-FKLLOWS' WORM bOZKNOK is th» only' Worm.'
Remedy in r liaiiuVs« qualitiea witU
delicious taste and amazing power.
PRICE !i.O CENTS PUR BOX-
FfVK BOXES FOR A DOLLAR
Tli. .itnakir. of KKi t. >W- I do. It atti>c!l<Ml t. each
Sold hi) Medicine Dealer* Qenerctlly„
'PREPARED AT THE
Jfcw r.nglniMl Rotaniel>epot
»01l Ttl K PROI'R IKBDII,
J. V. IKEJrCH.
DKMAS BARNKS k CO, general Agents, New York
April 9, ItUJ?. n man. aot
Cunningham & Richey
HAVING associated togethsr in thepfroceoy bustness,
they are r.ow prepuied to furnish the public will*
CHOICK VEOKTAItLES,
FRESH FISH,
WINTER WHEAT FLOUR,
(,'heese, llried llref, Ac.
Wo have a tull stock of canned fruit, such
I'KACIYE?,
BftACK HKRRTrfS,
OIIKKN CORN,
CU£RKIRS.
JOMATOKf,'
PKARS,
In the Con fret lottery line we are well aup pilot) w
Candle*,
Cove Ojslera,
Careen Apple*,
Tulmoro,
i'lgnrfi.
Atnta,
ORAXGKS A\l» LEMONS,
4UP~ Remember the place,
Cunningham & Richey,
Three Doura South of Vcge\ey Ilouie,
may. no 24-tf. MAI* BTRKKT, BUT!.EII, PA.
Pr. W. H. W(tmoc*»
HAS been in ancce«lfai practice for a number af
yeara, with tho experience of the different Hos
pitals in Europe and America Army and lloipital
burgeon during the late American war, continued to at'
tend to all professional cases at bla office.
No. 928 Filbert St., Philadelpaia.
No Patent Medicine* are used or reeommtikM; the
remedies administered are those which will not break
down the comftitation, but renovate the aydtem from all
injuries it ban sustained from mineml medicine*, and
> leav® the syateui iu a healthy and perfectly cured con
ditio
Dyspc pHla.
that I iat reading disease aod fell destroyer of health and
happiness, undermining the conatitution and yearly
earring thouoenda to uueimcly graved, can iaoet em
phatically be curad.
MELASCHOLL Y, ADIiRRA 770 if,
that itate of alienation and weaknesa of tho mind whirl*
jende'd persona incapable of enjoying ;he pleaauiet or
porfoiujiu4 the dutiee of life.
RHEUMATISM.
in any form 01 condition, chronic or acute, warranted
curable.
EPILKPSTf
or Calling sick HUM. a>l chronic or etubhorn caaea of
FEMALE DISEASES,
radic* ly removed; Salt Rhenm and #rerydaaerlpttan of
alceralior.a; Piled and rrnftlloui dtdeases which have
bi.ffl.-d all prevlout me Ileal akill, ran be rured by my
treatment; and 1 do nay all dieanae*. (yea <\>naumption I
can be cured by wearing my Medicated Jacket, which
ia a protection to the l,.ngs against all changed of weath
er in all climate*. Having investigated lor yeara the
cause and character of intermittent* /fweer and agu*> in
ali pai bt <>f the Uuitwl .Stated, will cure pormac If all
I chronic or acute sasee of ague am! narvoua diee q a
few da) a.
(Junetr ('urtd Without the Knife, or Drawing ,*d.
Tape Worm, that dread to the human 'amil j tot jeara
can be removed with two or three doaoe of my newly
discovered remedy, warranted in Ml caaea. Consultation
in the Kngiiah and !)erm<*o 1 iflguagea Will ruaae viaita
unv Jetuwl. May b*. add* uaaed by letter
fQontldentially) and medicine sent With proper direc
tioue to any part of the country.
Office, No. 928 Liberty St.,
l'IIII,Al»ia.lMIIA.
Ang 2*th. 1567—1y
Take Yqur Choice
One Dollar commission will be allowed to ANY
peieou aeiitbng the names of two iUw eubdcrlber* with
the money fcr one year
A Copy qf the Observer for One year will be
dent to ANY porson eendiug ua four new aubecrlbera
and f'urteeu dfllart,
A <J3S Mewliiar Mnohlne, either
Wheeler k Wilson or Urov«r * Baker, will be sent to
AUT per eon s«uJlug ua tho nauioa of Etumtikx N*w
SvuectißKks to the
New York Observer,
with Ue nipuey ($63; for on rear in udviiuce.
We have een t away a» premium* mora man SEVEN
HUNDRED of theee Machine* and they give univereal
eatis: u tjoii
♦«r* bead l»v cheo.k draft, oi Podt-offlce order.
hiugle Copioe and Circulars sent free Terma $ Co.,a
jear, id advance. riIDNKV K. MORSE, Jr.*. Yf 3
Uft. Itt„ l>-07. at 57 rark Bow., oO
Exeeutor's Xotice.
Estate of John Mechliif dec il.
"VTOTICK la hereby given, that Letters Testamentary
on tfie estate of John JKecblluf ,lateaf V\ a-blnjjtou
tp llntler co. dec d, bava this day, (Hept 19 1907) been
granted to the undersigned by the Regtater of aaid
county; therefore, all oerdon* indebted to aaid eatate,
are required U» make immediate payment, arid thoto
having clalma or deuianda agaiaat the same will preaeni
then properly authenticated for nettlenient.
JOHN MECIiMNO,
J t XXCULimi.
•ep, J6 \t(X, 41* ■»" »ecuttr».