A 3lagntflcei*l Family Bible.
The National Publishing Company
of Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis j
and Atlanta are doing a good work in >
this community by circulating among ,
our people one*of the most superb edi- j
tion* we have ever seen. The binding
is elegant, tasteful and substantial.
The press work is done in the best
style, and the paper is of the finest
quality. * .
Being determined that their Bibles
shall not be surpassed by any other
edition iu print, the publishers have
udded to it an abridgement of Dr. Wil
liam Smith's great Dictionary of the
Bible. This is a complete book in
itself and would make an octavo
volume of over six hundred pages.
Its reputation as the best Bible Dic
tionary is world-wide, and each sub
scriber to this Bible thus obtains it
free. • ...
Another prominent feature is a II is
torv of All the Religious Denomina
tions of the World. These accounts
are clear and comprehensive, and are
full of valuable information.
The additional matter which ac
companies the books of the Bible cov
ers a wide range of subjects and is ex
ceedingly valuable. An accurate and
detailed description of the lloly Land
is given, followed by an interesting
description of Jerusalem and its sa
cred places. The Life of the Saviour
and the Lives of the Apostles are also
given at considerable lentftb, and in
such a manner as to be of great service
to everv reader of the Bible. Ihe
Wanderings of the Israelites in the
Wilderness are related, and the Taber
nacle and Temple are described with
great minuteness. Another feature to
which we would call, particular atten
tion is a series of Scripture illustra
tions, remarkable for its completeness.
It embraces a series of comprehensive
descriptions of the Manners aud ( us
toms of the Nations of the Ancient
World, of Biblical Antiquities, Scen
ery, Natural History, etc., etc. Then
follow a large number of chronological
and other valuable tables designed to
promote and facilitate the study of the
Sacred Scriptures. '1 bese tables are
so numerous that we have not space
even to give their names. So full and
complete is the additional mattei oi
this magnificent edition of the Scrip
tures, that the most carelul student of
God's word, the most exacting seeker
after truth will find all his wants su|>-
plied in this single volume.
The book is magnificently illus
trated. It contains over 2.000 line
engravings, many of which are by the
great artist, Oustave Dore. These
engravings are genuine works of art,
and were made at a cost of over $.40,-
000. The preat number and high
character of these engravings make
this the most valuable art publication
of the century.
Between "the Apocrypha and the
New Testament is a beautifully litho
graphed marriage certificate, which
makes this Bible an especially appro
priate wedding present. This is fol
lowed by a handsome Family Record,
consisting of four quarto pages, finely
lithographed. At the end of the
volume is a photograph album, with
spaces for sixteen portraits.
These magnificet Family Bibles arc
superior to all others that we have
seen, in the following respects:
They contain the largest and finest
engravings. They have the richest
and most durable bindings. They
contain the finest paper and the l»est
printing. They are the cheapest ami
most complete, and they sell faster
than any other Family Bibles.
The National Publishing Company's
Bibles weigh from one to three pounds
m»re than any other Family Bibles
published in the United States. 1 his
is proof positive that they are more
so'id and substantial than any other
Bibles. It proves that they arc
printed on heavier paper, and bound
with heavier and more durable ma
terial. They arc published iu German
also.
We cordially commend this Bible to
our readers, and hope it may find a
place in every family. It is one of
the best Family Bibles ever published,
and no home should be without it.
The price is astonishingly low, and
within the reach of all. It is sold by
subscription only, and -Mr. David \\ il
helm, of Jefferson township, who is
the authorized agent for this section,
is now canvassing for it.
Granl'M Tour Around I lie
World.
Mr. Wilheim is also agent for the
National Publishing Co.'s edition of
General Grant's Tour Around the
World, written by tin- celebrated
writer, James McCabe. The; work con
tains over *IOO pages, is handsomely
illustrated and is considered the best
account of the journey that has been
written. Mr. W. will call at your
home or place of business. tit
Nolle*.
Mr. 11. B. Weisz, of Bdtler, hereby
gives notice that he has been ii)>-
pointed by the National Publishing
Co., to be their agent for their Bible,
and edition of "Grant's Tour Around
the World," for Butler, Penn, Conno
quenessing, Lancaster, Muddyoreek,
Franklin, Centre, Oakland, Clay,
Brady and Worth townships, and that
no other agent can deliver these books
in these townships.
IT is to be wondered at that farmers
never, or rarely ever, raise potatoes
from seed, by which we mean the
true seed found in the potato "ball" or
proper fruit of the potato plant. Seeds
germinate as readily as those of let
tuce or radish A small patch of seed
ling potatoes could be cultivated at a
small expense and a trifle of labor,
while each farmer might, in this way,
produce varieties of potatoes more val
uable and productive for his particular
soil and climate than any that could bo
purchased. At any rate, the chances of
sueh results would be worth the trouble
of striving for them,
AUPTUAMANS aro now calculating
their harvest prosjsets. It, sounds
strange to hear of farmers calculating
Low their crops will turn out iu Feb
ruary. It is about harvest time in
Australia.
A LONDON laud colonization and
banking company has purchased two
hundred thousand acres in lowa at.
two dollars per acre, with a view of
selling the land to immigrants ou easy
terms.
THE lowa House of Representatives
has agreed to submit to the people of
the.State a constitutional amendment
making womou eligible to the Legis
lature.
Receipts and Expenditures of Butler Co. for 1879.
jftillfirnf mowing Amount Received and Balance Due from Collector«.
~ ~ r , ■-i • Aml Paid. £<il. D'< - I
y r Coitictor*.
1876 J. E. Russell Greece City $ «, 10 ' ' (c
" Joe Mechlins Sunbury boro«,'h :
» John Anderson AHegheny township *1 *- st -, 6( ;
lt>77 James Mcl 'atlerty Buffalo township - 3 _
14 William McQuistion Brady t*»wn>hin.
" F. S. Dambacher Forward township '
" Joseph Oakland township
" Frank Motrin A enango township. f
" J T. McQuUtion Centre ville borough i"? - - yj
I*7* F. 11. Davidson A«tan» township ® , -
" S. I'. Eakins Allegheny town.hip
" P. Slagle gu'l" township 5 „
" T. McCnrdy Braov to vnsh:,,
" James Hunter Buffalo tawnshm 1«. 3.">
" S. C. Donaldson Concord township
" B. McCandless f lay 5;
" C. Johnson Clinton township 654 73
" A.J.Moore Centre township .. '
'• Walter Lucas Clearfieid township. £- 100
" Alex. Duncan Cranberry township ....
" WP. Thomas Connoqueness.ng lownsh.p << • "1 £
" J.M.Conway Cherry township.
" M. Gillespie.' Donegal U.wnship. »•;;; w3 S3
" 11. McLaughlin Fairview towns up A * .
'• Joseph Moore i'.V 4:0 40
"G. H. Jackson » V 4-7 "1
«. Pl-hi Lancaster township * ' i , ..
*) J jJfeVr'e Jefferson township 014 £ 30 0,1
"| W. W. McClymon'dH Muddycreek township ' '
'4 W. Bucannon township *
'• A. 11. Gold Middlesex township -
'• Joseph Adams Man™ owiishy, --
" D. O Donnell Oakland township
"! J. McMahan P ark " r township..
" W. Gibson Penn township.
<■ 1 Mitc'iell Summit township...... '-3 -,
» V L- iest( . r . slippery rock township 6'-
'• T. J. Atweii"."."!*.*. Washington township - ™
" L.S. Kern ,owns ," ,p - 7 Z
" F. Rivers ,own . s . l "» ) 70
»A. Pisor " ~ ownsh' f> ,ne 07 67- SO
" ("..arles ("rouse Butler borough •
" E. A. McCov i cntrev.lle trough » f -f -J
" W. M. Pal ton l airview borou-h } I 1
" R. W. Jamison Greece C.tv boron S h 119
« vv Roil] Harmonv boron-li ~, »
" i.it. Brown" Harrisrille bor.,UL'h I^oo
" \ \ n»raor Karns City borough j*• _
" «: h. nenshew:::::: MiHerstown borough -J 64
" John Grove Prospect -h
" Gailv Glenn Porterev.lle borough 1.
" J. A". Lindsay Petrolia borough.. -
" C. Steobgen... Saxonburg borough £
" Hugh DuSV Sunbury Won,d. £ ™
" J. Kanffman .enople lK.r.,u?h ■
1870 S. P. Eakins Vllegh.-ny town,hip 240 00 1,1« uo
» .1. A. McMarlin township '
•' P.J. Kellv Buffalo township .J
•' T.J. Bryan »™(ly townsh;p ;
« Adam Scltend: But er township <"> •
•' R. C. McAU v Butler borough
" W. B. Havs * f entreville borough 1W - •
» W. 11. Campbell Concord township -I' : , ;4
« J. A. Wick < ?y township.. *
» Thomas Wood ( Imton township 370 00 * ; »1 10
- B. Benin-r Centre township ;*'» J 1 I
<• W. f. Mct'rea ' learfeld towns!,,,
.1 1 i> Collin- Cranlierrv township .
«G. Bn.tchie..:::::::::. township 00 ~ .
« Robert fankey Cherry township ' * |- Jr
« John Vensel. Donegal U.wn«l,, . LOW > ;
" J. W.Martin forward township 2 SOO " 1 ... tif
« Jame> Collins Fairview township < 'y ~4 ,
«' J. W. Forrester Franklm township
•' Isaac Hawk fairview W-ugh •
" W. 11. Campbtdl (.reece City trough >0
" A. 11. Wilson Harmony boroiu'h.., 1
» ( .M. Brown Tli.rrisville IK,rough * \
•• Ilenrv Zehner son township
» J. C. Beddick Jefferson lown*h,p 9.-00
«A. N. Hamor ity borough « «J H
« Kphraim F.rb Lancaster townsh.|,. 4. -00
«W. S. M'wrc Mnddycreek township V- . ,V, "7
i< 1 r T>nrl..r Merer township r'.
« <*•>*» S s
" Hugh Murrin to wnshij»...j. 1
<> c\V 11 ~s»*lton Millcrstown borongh eoo 00 •>•(■> -
" FvTh Oakland township 400 W ; 1 . ..s
•• 11. B. Turner'.'. Parker township 1,7(0 00 671 U
:: ■ :::::::::::::: » w ? r
» Win."Williams portcrsville Imrough f,
„ a p »>ii eu IVtrolia borough ««
" B. McCalmVmt S.mbury borough j 144 14
' I'rank Riott. Snsli'ip S % o,
» D. Wodsworth >lipfK ryrocK tow nsnij
" W. Saxonburg bon.uzh 1 ; « 0«
" James Sloan ?,? n *" e0 M .• ' ■
" S. T. Marshall A\ ashin(tton townsh.p
« Henry Keasy t,,w^ h,p r , o ''ljf i -
"J. B. Rider.... Worth township.. M-. B^..
" John Nicholas Zelienople borough '~ 4 1 j
, .■«(;,?, in 50 *H»;,043 0-j
T/.L.L ' -
Totals -j
Levy ard Assessment for 1879,
Allegheny township S
Adams U.wtiship '•>
Buffalo township Z,
Brady township zf
Butler township LJ-' 2;
Butler borough 4,.J*<
Centreville borough 40* .)■>
Concord township ■ '
Clay, township... Vi-\ -7
Clinton township j'' \
\ Centre township
Clearfield township J>'-44 |
Cranberry township J,;'-'- J ; ,
Connfxjnenessing township J'.l-.J .I
Cherry township
Donegal township -• t ' 1
Forward township L; 4 ' ™
Fairview township 4.. 41 i« j
Franklin township 1 ' '' I
Fairview Isirough "J
Greece City borough 1 "
Harmony borough '' l .5
Ilarrisville j-'j
Jackson township L *.',' /•'
Jefferson township L '' !
Kanis City borough *' , ;J ** 1
Lancaster township J'
Muddycreek township »>••''(
Merer township
Middlesex township , .n? ,'a
Marion township J,'-4; '•
Millers town iKiroiigh J. I ';'
Oakland town hip 1 ' .
Parker townshij 7'.!'!-
l'enn township I t,
Prosjwct borough 40'- 4-
Portersvillc borough
petrol ia borough
Sunbury borough --- ' J
Summit township }•.„
Slippery rock township 'J!'
Saxoiiburg borough -•>'
Venango township...
Washington township '
Winllcld township , !■!!
Worth township ' J,'
/elienople Is,rough *■"> -
Total 55
Account of Counly Unseated Lands.
ltiatrirt*. AmUßfc'il.
Allegheny township * '<■'
Winfield township...
Washington tow tiship •"
Venango tow n '•} 40
Marion townshi| ''
Creece City borough
Donegal townshii, 4* m>
Clearfield township '. '» •'4
Butler Iwirotiyh •}
Parker township.... •••• 41
Butler borough
Total 40
Dixmont Account with Townships and Bor
cughs for 1&73.
Dirtrirt*. Am't /!<r'd. Ain't Ihie.
Winfield £ ; *4< 75 $ 40
Concord 1 *'•' ' '
Harmony *'•' 20
Summit.
Lanc;i-.ter 1 8 9 7«> ol
Greece City •
Clearfield.! '_(7 U,_
Millerstown 75 00 I,«J 0o
Karns City }"
Forward _ _ 4. 8 04
Done' ,I I'll .'5
Fairview bor
Petri,lia -"'s M
l!ol)c rt Storev 163 83
Cherry
Parker ? ' ( >
Venango 43 70
Totals $1,409 03 $2,735 75
Commissioners In Account with Butler Co.
DR.
To cash ree'd from various sources...s2o,ol2 41
" per Jas. Gribben...?7"3 25
" " same (bal.due) 10 2>— <72 oO
" 41 J. Maybury.... 754 Ofi
" " same thai, due) 10 04 7'j_> 00
" " j. C. Donaldson 765
" " s. McClymonds, Clerk... 7*2 r,O
Total >23,097 41
CB.
By Treasurer's receipts $20,012 II
" Jas. (iribben. :t(K» <lay* (a -*2.00... "' ; ■ ll '
" J. <J. Donaldson, Soil days (ai 765 (K)
'• J. Maybury, ,'so6 days '(<• $2. r >0.... 765 0(J
"8. McClymonds, 313 days @ $2.50 782 50
Total $23,007 41
Account with Townships and Boroughs of
Road Tax.
Distvict-1. Am't Rrc'd. Am'l r<iid.
Allegheny township... $ l«
Winfield township 60
Donegal townsh : p.' 48
j Butler township 3 50
[ TW»Jr. $i 58 Wl2
Xtnfcjb»*
Collectors' Percentage for 1879.
' Brady township $
Adams township o.i
A lleght.ny township 56 1<
Butler township '>4
Bnfl'alo township *;5 ''2
Clinton township 'j ' OJ
Centre township "J "o
( learfield township 4# j" s
Donegal township j' l
! 'Jackson township 'j'j 61
! Lancaster township ■> > '• |
j Jefferson township •»'» 8' |
i Muddycreek townshij 0"
. Mercer township • ts
I MidillewiX township 'j3
l Marion township
I Oakland township -j- j
j Summit township o'J [>2
| Slippery rock township 17 77
Washington township '>'• M
Winfield township 60 44
Worth township •'! ' ,; i
Greece City Inirough 7 30
Harmony borough If 05
' Earns City horough 33 2K
j Prospect borough 16 ' ;l
Portersville borough 0 <>•
Petrol in borough II 1"
Haxonlnirg borough 11 •>!
Rutlalo township 00
Cranberry township 07 18
Muddycreck township 07
Penn township oij 45
Total <'7
Amount of Warrants Redeemed.
Paid Jurors $10,596 07
" Commonwealth 3,015 :>7
" Assessors 11-17 ll'
" .Itiry Commissioner* WO Ml
" County Auditors 300 'w
'• Court Auditor 75 (to
" Printing 1,207 II
" Fox scalps 1,1-'!} 35
" Court trier I'"'.' 0"
" Ti|>staves 1,112 Oo
" Stenographer 1,103 10
" Commissioners' Clerk 7x2 50
" Jail expenses 1,30H "1
" County Commissioner* 2,297 ."•!
" Court House Janitor 315 'to
" Coal expense 211 '<l
" Court House expenses 459 93
" Bridge account 10, .'10") 40
" Inquests 215 77
'• County Detective f>oo oo
" Refunded tax <>7 33
" Sheriff's Account 3,8*9 71
" District Attorney 577 00
" Register & Recorder 18 'J.',
" Clerk of Courts X.'.'l 25
" Stationery 8-'!8 75
" Livery hire 2wt 2.1
" Express account..-. 19 oo
" Constables' returns 590 07
" l'egistration 152 W
" Elections 2,097 .'l9
" Gas I!' 6 10
" Interest 519 03
" Borrowed money 5,9."5 2!i
" Vagrant* • 69 25
" Indexing record* 450 (HI
" Rules of Court 271 73
" Road view.... 222 41
" Road damage 215 00
" Traveling expenses 2»i 43
" Dixmont account 3,413 C 2
" Reform School 622 12
" West Penitentiary account 31'! 91
" Allegheny Co. Workhouse 707 72
" Exchange account 3 2.1
" Insurance 25", GO
" Bridge views 101 30
" Frothonotary's account 2"!'t 93
" Auditors' Counsel 5 00
" Water—County'# account 0o
" Agricultural Society 10i) 00
" Teachers' Institute L'o'i 00
" Commissioners' Counsel 150 (Hi
" pontage account 52 37
Total $00,776 4!i
A, L. Craig, Co. Treasurer, in Account
with Butler County.
Amount* lire'<t. DR.
From ex-Treasurer $ I,l*o 28
" Collectors 50,340 59
" Commissioners 20,012 41
" Cnseated land—C'liinty tax . . 12H 49
" " " School " . . «4 50
" " " Poor " . . 22 07
" I toad " . . I 5h
" Districts on Dixmont account. 1,460 03
Total 1178,218 6 li
CR.
By warrantii redeemed -$»J<1 > 77." 4'l
" Ensealed land School tax 145 HI
" " " Road tax 1 li!
u • •< " Poor tax— - 54 73
" State tax - • r - -* - • - • 2.X47 03
" Percentage and exoneration • 4,>03 16
" Treasurer'sJiercentage 2,2W 76
" Balance ia Treasury fi,824 45
Tot»l • * 00 ,
Vouchers of Exonerations, including Un-
seated Lands. j
Pue from IcT.S Fuirview borough * 12 2 J g
" " " Middlesex Soli .1
" " " Wa-diinjfton 147 24 J
" " " Adaui.x 14 lit ; j
" " " Allegheny 10 j J
'• " " Clearfield l -< ' 8"- I
" " " Lancaster 1- . J
" " " Prospeet 287 | -
" " " Portorsville... _8! i \
" " " Oakland 4J 9* j.l
» " " Jackson 7 0< ; j.]
« " " Worth 14 01 ; >
" " " Concord 23C 80 I
" " " AVinfield 62 '"!>
" " " Cloy W
" " " Bumh * ! 28 j
•' " •' lhuu-aK 255 8- , 1
" « " Fmnklin 1'! « s 1
" " " Marion 24 12
" " 1379 Greece City f>~ |
" " 1878 Petrolia....." 324 >!» _
" " •' Brady 1- 91 i
" •' " Kar: f City 11"* (
" " " Meiver 17 f" ]
" " " Muddyoreek 94>
" " "
" " " Saxonbur;; - 5o» '
" " " Summit 20 80 ,
" " " Sijpperyrock 453
" '* " lJutler borough 1■- 07
" " " Jefferson 21 00 j
" " " Centreviile 39" ! ■
" " " Centre 20 j .
•' '« " RufTalo 2* "O .
•' " 1870 Bulialo - " (
" " •' Milleratown 18! W ;
" " " Peun • c, - s 50
« " " Buti. r 65
" " " Petrolia 118.42
" " " ( linton 2!' 80
" " " Cranberry 48 51
«• •' " Muddy creek 16 '4
" " " Prospect 11 36
$2,534 80
?.0 20
$2,505 09
i Account with Township 3 and Boroughs of
School Tax.
rt., e _. . Am'l Am't
~ 1 District*. r,r\] P»i,l
From. jyrn.
1870-7 Cherry 9 * ''•
1877 Centre
1876-7 Washington ; 'l
" Butler borough..... 12 00
1877 Allegheny '4 23
Parker » 4.,
187S Winfictd J6O
'• \\ iudtington 25 .'.4
" Venango 1" 80
Centre | 13
" Marion 518
" Greece City 30
Clenr(ie!d.. , 20 23
" Butler borough 3 .:>0
Parker 7 42
Totals **4 50 $14.» 81
Account with Townships and Boroughs of
Poor Tax.
IHttricJ*. Am't Rrc'd. Am't Par/.
Washington $ 8 45 #lO 00
Clearfield 8 24
Butler borough 1 40
Parker 3 38
Donegal
Butler .-. 1" 81
Cherry ~
Penn I'J ?•*
Marion •' .Jo
W infield 1 20
Total" $22 67 154 73
Itemized Staiement of Brii'ge AccoLnt.
ADAMS.
S. 11. Critchlow, masonry Adam 1 - br.s 0>» 75
" " approaches " 825
« « piankincr " 00
John Riplev repairine Ilartinjf br.
Jno. M urrv & < 0., mas'ry Glen villc br '7 (■»
Morse Bridire Co., iron sii'l
Peter Fei!, repairs
John Kelly, repairs 6 00
Alex. Baxter, fixinu' irons - 50
buti.kb.
•Jaw. Patterson, planking Kearns br. 42 02
A. McCandless, masonry liaUton br. 176 00
" woodwork " oj
John BaUton. «pproa<-hcs " 1> 00
W. Kinscr, repairing Kinserbr. 1 00
! John Renfrew, removing drifts from
Renfrew bridge 6 50
W. Kinser, bri'l 1
M. Liehler. hauling plank Kearns br. 1
John MeDivitt, repairine Brady br. 1 0o
BUFFALO.
John Wade, repairing Monroe and
Sandy Lick bridges 60 00
CKNTRK.
! p, ter Glenn, building Jack bridge 45 00
W. Blaine, repairs 6 jO
ciinnKY.
Thos. ITeenan. nias'rv MeCandless br. 227 8">
A. K. McCatidless, appr's " 50 " i
Thos. Heenau, bridge expenses
Alex. Baxter, bridge repairs •' 40
CLEARFIELD.
M. Fleming, repairing woodwork on
McMillan bridge 7! 00
Same, masonry same bridge
Same, approaches same bridge 40 00
Same, repairing mas rv Burgoin br. 6 00
N. Mcßride. repairing woodwork on
Rough linn bridge 17 Oo
W. S. Fennel, bridges 34 50
CLINTON.
John Ilalstcad, repairing Flick br. 10 50
CONNO<H'KNI
John Reiino, repairing Hays bridge 40 75
Jits. Tracv, repairing McCawllesa br. 20 0.»
('. A. McKinnev, repairing bridge 0 50
I* iNE" AI.
John Shannon, masonry Milleratown
bridge No. 1 ' l :;5
Shannon A Gilleland. appi .-same nr.
Pittsburgh I roo Bridge < 0.. same br. h -t 80
W J tiillelaml, masonry Millcrstow n
bridge No. 2 _ 2»7 <"i
Same, approaches Mime bridge
J. 1,. Fithian, wm.dwork same bridge Is
!■;. Kniinger, rcp'ng Suirar t'reek br. 1 > oil
I! MeFadden, " "
E. S. Crooker, Miller town bridge
John Kopp, inspecting bridges 4 on
!>. Cupps, " •' • «» ;
IAJRVIKW.
Jerry Long, rej/ng Ontral Point br. 15 j
FORWAItP.
F. Buhl, repairing Bulil bridge .>oo ;
S. 11. Criiehlow. repiiinng stonework
on llunter brid.re 8.. M j
Same, approaches : tne brid ' ■ 8 (hi
Same, masonry Brown bridge 1"! to
Same, approaches ame bridge 2 » 'mi
FRANK LIN.
Robert Allen, rei.airir._- Allen bridge 00 tl
S. Stewart, Campbell bridge 2 <mi
JACKSON.
F. R. Covert, repairing Swain bridge 6 00
J f.FKKRSOS.
Vlbert A tterhold. appr's Davis Run br. 70 o0
Same, lowering for head block I 00
\V. K. &W. M itiiday, mas'ry Jef
ferson ( entre bridge 271 12
Same, plank same bridge
Same, approaches nine bridge o.t 00
Pittsburgh Iron Brid*."- to , same br. 3.J. 50
LANCASTKI!.
J. S. Rice, repairing Rice bridge 2'» 0"
E. B. Goshen, flridge Inspector 10 70
D. Cui.ps,
John Kopp, " " 4 (81
MARION.
J. C. Vnndike. woodwork Ray's bridge 60 25
Same, masonry s->-ue bridge I'.' "I
IT. Farren, approaches mime bridge 41 00
W. Smith, rejiairing B! «-k bridge »00
Mll>l>L»:skx.
John Ripley, ri-tmirtng M 'vs bridge 17 50 ,
Same, repairing Biplcy briilge 1 » oo
Same, repairinv Thoni|>son bridge •" ' 00 ;
>l. Stepp, woodwork Ogden bridge 45 11 |
Mt'DtIYCRLKK.
fieorge Flinner. rep'njr Flintier bridge 22 00
John Young, masonry -nine bri.lgc
A. Pvle, approach. -, ame bridge I • 00
OA K I AN r>.
A. Martin, woodwork Kobb bridge
(i. Eyth, repairs 1 (, o
FAItKKB.
Jesse Stoner. work on Adams bridge,
dm- him from I*7B 93 SO '
John Floyd, woodwork Dudley br. oo 0 >
John Kojip, nias'r.. Martinsburg br. 20 .50
PiUubnrsrh Bridge Co., iron " 5".7 '
J. W. Water , approaches " 1 •"»
John Kelly, bridg.j and road
KLIPI'KRVIUK K. | I
J. Watson Co., Ilia 'i v Lon - Kun br I.' o ,
Same, approaches vim. br• i '*o | ,
R. frit, blow, Iwork same bridge ;
Ed. ifcKnight, rep'ng McKnight l»r. 5.1 08 .
HfM.MIT.
L. Keaskev, masonry Coal Run br. 57 -o
Same, approaches nnie bridge 10 00
James Tracy, woodwork «ame bridge .'W '"t
M. Smith, masonry Bonnie Brook br. 3'.' o i .
Same, approaches *!>nie bridge -''J ***' |
R. Gilb land, woolwork same bridge !•.*. ::i
j James Tracy, repairing Coal Run br 00 , -
1 rank Bartlev, removing Bon Br. br. 0 (i > | (
Alex. Baxter, same bridge 2 5o | (
wrncm. - , f
J. it. Pringle. wo<slwork Book bridge 125 fKI j
Same, masonry same bridge 21 t 20 (
Tlioiuss It.Mik, approaches 05 Oo (
i Worincastle <V R .ed, repairing Arrn
[ uroojf bridge WW [ <
ErTLi.l: Bi.liOl'GH.
Jas. Piittersoii. t-lanking Freeport br. "0 32 I
J. R. Pringle, masonry S|>r:ng.lale br. 737 00 1 i
Same, approaches bridge l'! 7 02;
J. Wise, lumber same bridge 22.' 25 j |
J. A. Davis, Lone Run bridge 1 00 i
J. W. Ziegk-r, raintins Freep«>rt br. 12 o0 j
Johu Vin roe, bauling irou "5 |
E. S. Crooker 2 91
Jai.ies Pringle, Springdn'c brid. i 25 is) |
Dona.-rhy, Kiftamnug bridge 55 | ,
Wm. R.'.uer, rup'i ;. J-reej. rt brl-l-je 43 tH)
J. G. Muntz swearing ins;. • tors 75
Jos. Dougherty, painting bridge sign 7 00
Samuel Miller, liridge 75
Henry Pillow, surveying Springdafe
bridge fill 15 00
KAKNS CITY.
A. Martin, woodwork Karns <• y br. 17 00 j
P. Burke, approaches sani" bridge o<) • |
P. Rankin, ma on:y same bridge 2jl 00 i
MI I.i.f: ILSTO^VN.
H. W. Day, rep'ng Miller-town bridge -t 4o i
J. Frost, " " " 5 7sl i
M. Boyle, " " " 27 84
C. S. Johnston, repairing Mill brluge 12 25 ,
P. M. Boyle, approaches 22 00
PETROI.IA.
Jos. White, ma-'ourv Petrolia bridge 41-' 52
Piltsb-irgli inn 'lridue < .-. I'or iron 411 11
Town Council, repairing bridge 100 00
MISCF.U ANEOCS.
Wm. Bauer, bridge castio rs 2> 10
J. Dm. ll.Uon, traveling expenses CO 00
J. Mavbui v, " '• ;i'i 52
James" (iribb -.1, " " 138 11
T >tal brnlge account Slo, '.05 40 I
litmlzcd Road Oamages for 1879.
Henry D-.nelotT --------- -- --
Mrs. M. Kiley - - - - 0.,4H) j
William ■slater , 1 1 i
Michael Flinucr ------- 75 00 I
Walter Lucas 7 00
Total £212 00
We. the Auditor- >!' Butler county, have cx
nin in i, settie-l .iini adju-. d the aeeo'.nits of
tiie Treasurer, (Vimioissi iiers, «Vc., ot said
county for the year 187!», and do hereby certify
that the foregoing accounts are true and cor
rect, to the best ot our ability and judgment.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our
hand« and seals this 17th dav of January, 1880.
J. D. KAMERER, ) .
11. L. HOCK ENBERRV, > Aud'rs.
J. F. CASIIDOLLAR, J
We, the undersigned. Commissioners of But
ler county, having examined the foregoing re
|»>rt of tiie Auditors of Butler county, and be
lieving the same to be a correct statement of
the receipts ami expenditures of said county
for the year A. D. I*7o, order the same to be
published. Given under our hands aud seals
this _ ,rd (lav of January. Is* >.
J.'C. DONALDSON. )
JONATHAN MAYBURY, < on'rs.
fel>4-4t 1
Planing Mill
—AND—
JLrfTiml>ei' ar<l.
J L. 1H UVIB. L. O. PURVIS.
S.G. Purvis & Co.,
MWCFACTCKI rs \NI> DEALERS in
Rough ar.d Planed Lumber
OK EVKKY DEbCRIPTION,
FRAMES
MOULDIIWS,
SASH,
DOOHS,
FLOORING
SIDING,
BAT \ ENS,
Brackbts, Gauged Cornice Boards,
PORCH POSTS,
STAIH RAILS
Newol! Posts and Balusters
FKXCE PAUNOS, &0., «fc<;,
MICHIGAN SHINGLKS.
Burn Boards; Plasteriiin Lath; Hem
lock Bill Stuff, siit*ii :is Joint Hat
ters, Scant iintr, &c.. al! isiz«'B
constantly tin lir*n<K
All of which we will sell on
reuHonnblt termf» i»id gutir-
Mtiti.sluctioii.
PLANING .MILL ANI) YARD
Veat 4«<>nilHli I'huri-b
j .i,"-sO-' y
Permanertly cures
LIVER COSWPLAiriTS,
K3DNEY DISEASES,
CONSTIPATION
and PILES.
OIL. It. It. CT..VRC, S.>ntl« n«r«, Tt„ t»ru "U I
kmvr.V ' ..-•;1'I1LEB ltha« artcdl Hbva
churn, vory br J cay afPILEIi
ru.tl It hrc, never I'nlkd toncti (3elcnt!;. M
I*. M. Kurlloct n, nay*, j
Jt l» w!:'iuut nn c«„s;:iL I u»c ll totrc*
vent and cure L< u<'u< I»c» n.»'l rll |»I!?]ou« ntt a«
\ , i'.VIUf !• oI ft. \ \ f., *ny*t
f i*.-: uf. Ar r-.' ?' rn yci.r*ctgr it
•sic
cvn-J r.f."
i C. M. i: : tfrtrJt'Vrf, "o«« I»u«»k- i
k lit>l|wrtft !
•cvcrcl.lvcraa4kUuv7
I r HAS «TJJT7 (f ,
WONDERFUL {
POW r. . rawßara !
jirx;.i *!. ii i r nr. <.v».r « PIC » vi: ti? *t
ACT"*' . * MV r.JiOWEiRANDmVLi N
ATi" h \.a:i: I : «F,
Itr.cna<' ittUuii' 1 !• *.y»t cm of tin* rolwm
ouibunowtVnlo'.'ji« Li I? 11 Ilo* . . -•«*,
; u u!>t:'t r, < oi.»rpi.. J -n, 1 :.nvf and ! rtnary
Kht;t:inall W1 tiH f ibri.;o, a.itl u M.-I: In
trow.'* c -r jr f'./rxClcit - . IL. liik *>•« W* uL
nt ■« finddl "< u
I Tj ou u .i- t tVwcl! In *»»»? > nf yimrmtlf, n*c
U U(H 1- . v. {-t-fuM • <*.» m .«»♦*;» *, li-ii
One v ?M " rieclriae.
T?uy it ut tbo Drocfbtii
S1 rOTs
to auHi
I t'.i-rt. .!<•■ >»« /•, .■ f ; - " •I
l» I 4*l-n**.'». . • ■ i'l '• »•/«»■' ■»
tzijlf yn>. t J\tr>-trni+lf or It" *':<«• fc« ud
Im laiuirittvJ Cat>ln'"i« ami Pik* l.Ut< i»
JA .iS PO'.'.'M &
Can Vfftl, IM " •
1. .fiiiu :i :.' .a.j. X-L . . lit • 1.
A NK'.V DBPAR/IJIIIC !
?I tl'llTl.K I'l l IC- r MRl>t' ISB» foil 3-H CBKTH I i
JADWIN'J TONIC I.AXATIVE
J* Aj |.< i/lr.-r. Piil itnhle and Non Ak-uliollc,
ANI) AL"'ATS ctTKES
Dv«|,. i ; .-lek If.-1 l.i -Si« <?on»tlpnllor, till
i.,ii Kme si. T.i .i. Liv. r Coiiifl it"!,
W.ml nl Apiiftlte. In i i-i»»lint .1 iiiniliee, Ki.l
n.-\ < 'i'ii| tni. \--rvnu ■' -^, - '■ •
1,. 11. nitiiit-ii, t.lie, l>.-ii .fly, F.nil
Hl'i'illi, Wnriri*. I'llen. F' vi-r*. < iiMh. ,V.i .
Tilt! TiiNK I. \ X ATtVlt ret:ulitteh tlx- tu.w In
mi.i Mfrntf ii'-ii • Ibe >yitciD, ! * clw boid,
pun- lilo-iil Il"'l H|.iilt-. Im purely "
I ilile, emit 11 in* ll" ir.oiftir> nor «i<"-. '■»'«• ]
nil IliiH H PleiUMillt I" H"- '"i' l " -U' -ll
lute |,. r PUta, Cwmi Oil. Ac ». -t imm tni-4-
Hm kiHiwit. Adapted to »tr»n(t limw.4 ii -,ie
Ir.iml. M ll' .1 feeble liif'lli -■ ''l l '' 1
Sold ti\ tint "i-t Prli- .ml' !W ei'iiin lor a
l>ii l'•' l>ot*l« lir.VlO' B 4AI)WIX. A.. lic
e.ry Hid t'l inl-l, Hol" I'i »|i i-lor, Carlmnd ile,
I'. H 11 VVUI.I.KIt, "runlet, .Sole A nt lor
Butter, l'». ' *> 'y
Qo m ■ m>*e' i «
e*ti b« ciin 1 I'V tin continued Hue of 0 jh'n'h
r.in Lmu On I.*r-ro I'tt or ■
LlMf ii i-iira for ('.niauiuption. C - «i:i|ilM. « " Ida.
AMhm*, Uroßdbiti*, »'■" ■ ' lerefnloeedtoeww
AhU VI.MI .1, nuaift for Omr:. (J .nd t» euo
otlior If lr« hu not £<•» lr. Itt II H*r.d one t.ot
tOH mr • lie*o hi raenipt of +l. P* lt »
Beii-l f-r Circular to I'llAH •
nov'Jfi Giu lil Hevautli Ave.. New Yo k.
C'*l 1 A Wi:FK. 412 a day ut home ea-ilv iDMIe.
b ' Co#tiv Outfit free. AdUioee Tjict X, Co.,
AuyueU, Muue. dtttWf t( 1
RYCKMAN. DAY (L CO.,
UK siui ins,
BROCTON, N. Y.,
mvncfacicrekb OR
Pure Sative Wiaos,
Still and Sparkling Wire,
\ND
Bfandies from Mm Grapes '
Onr WINES ARE | N' UP IN EHOICE AND
ARV T.'II IR INTI-EIT TO TIE -JIRNTIARD JJOODI- AND UIVE
SATISLHCTION.
ii. LTZEL. Agenl,
mp2 LY BUTI EK. I'J
.4 RR- T V ■A.-R-J'-I KR \ DA. ■ • T
• L •''' r -• v' 5■ .•
***? ' si' ' ij* i
* v- L ? 5 i. ■ • ■-■»! iSjo •
tX- V '■
■ m- 1
bSSIs davissE^
: WOPWI IflHf-f vV k - J C'
4 j j}'
Sff it will do Without Basting.
It will ten orer unercn »unaee» »• will »•
1 t: will SEW ever *im« In any garment, without
RCA'-11-; >Tx»ersh. RT STITCH- «, BREAKING "F TL RCR.I,
CTPII '► RIASR'HE LINING «F THE CO< D« AT THE HEM,
RE ■ I.I:I». LUWISINM E FROM THE EPT RATOR, RX».«I T
TOR', '.TTIAM. .'IE AND TO GUIILE LLIO VORK.
JV J. WHICH NO ETHER RONEHI: E P-NEW *•
ITI-"T..« ON Y P' I-TIRAL M CII'IIE FER HEMMING
\ A I,. . •.« J.OT.FI- A NMN IR«. AND OTHER AIM:!AR (
• .'IT. TI.- RG,N DIT IS THE ONLY MAI HINE |
I C I TV I -II A VRI 1 HEM .' r< SHE ;
EI. T < ' ' ' IT'I-UT LULLING T'.IE UNDER OR UJI;ER
J T V.'l I IUR I; AIF M AND SEW I N R. FOLU AT ONE <; ER
C 'LT TL'LFRLLTIAWWWWIWWRTW*' ,
AT,- hls WI.H T .E TSUIO OR «THER
„..." \I I. t SCT.;!OP3, R O!D,S . SQUARES OR
L.MD WTI'IRUT SHOWING THO AND
C. JR EN RT IHEAAME T ME. ...
IT I II J. ' .II D-; S BRAID R 1 NOW IN FNCLNG
AND A HLIRIILJLD M OTLFL UPILTLDII 1 IFL-O-T *IR:WIIIB
V R ,' .«<, IT .I F R IIKIRT, AND T LTHOUT 1 ..WING
I; >.-• HON R Z'LTP' IE.
1 ,I* TIIUIIUNII AND SEW MO ONCFP"T>
•.?*• • NSI'MNETV FOLDS WITH DIFENNT COLORS AND
Y>' •! (,UW JI-TONACPERATION, AND SEW 0.. UI HE
'lO .'3. . _ ,
ITT I T T H J SLEEVO, COVERING A CORD AND
.I ,-I : ■» 111 :RT THEPC.IM AT THE NNME TIOIE
LIWI T'PR W! '"> NT PEWIR.TO". IT WIILGALHER
RNDECWEN RT THE RAME FUR"-.
!TV.I!L KA*''PR BETWEEN TWO HANDS, SHOWING THE
B . I,R, ON I''6T : "HT RIDE, A' O C OPERATION
NV 'ITIUK-'S' -LRG ARUFFLE R.N ANY PART EL A
C?RC23SFCIRL CN«L SET? CN A BINS F D FOR BEA'.IR?T;AT
RR.E OPERATION, ALLOWING THO ITLFCBCI ON THERI^HT
I "ITVILL GNTBERAND ON AB:UID WHH PIPING
LIR'T »RRI ATR T I IND, R.T ORECPTRTTI' N.
/TV !; ?A U";TL OND RUCLION ADR-RS NKJRT,
RETCHING IN PIPING AT LCUD OF BAND, AT ONO «>N«*R
iTr-ni N-.HLO plaited trimming either atraigbt
OR «CALLOPR.L.
MIL I. -IIIA-L TRIMMTAFF EITHER OR
LIGHT ATID FEVR C N ft BAOD, AND KIIITH IUO
B • 1. AT ONE OPERATION. *
IT VRN. ONE OPERATION EA<MI ▼ARI^TY,
EVORUIE*'I |» R AETI # AL \ARI«T STF
• I R>«R Ik i IW'VE NICNEL I »u <• n \ PRODUCE l
I-T MIX <.:HE R I»« CHIOAWITHTHE A-».. 0 OR
OPPI TL<»N«. . , ,
ITDUCN COT CHANGE LENGTH OF FTLTCH ON E RO.»
)f, front br? tc leather without clian*. ng
'♦RB -.R TEN.
RR- : I' ' 1 WARRANTED F°R FIVE » NO
«. >. N» . IT H'TF FT'*"-" OF TIXPCNSO T»> THEPUC-
Ii. Grrieb,
BUTLER. IW.
JE. GlllEH,
DEALER IN FINE
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVER WARE, SPECTACLES, &C.
ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY.
MAIjSI STREET, (North of Wry House,) BUTLER, PA.
WATCHES ANI) CLOCKS REPAIRED. AND WARRANTED
j
WANTE D!
rVEKY ON K TO KNOW THAT
-B. ZJ. FAHNESTV CX'3
LTJIT O STRUT
I* the most efficient K-iiiwly before tho
; public for the cur* of '"on ;h«. Cold*, Ac.
WK OIJAK \M I i: IT.
It 111 from *!lnht cold*. which IIIOHI per
son* deem of but Utile liiiiiortimci-, and
in»KliN-t, that iiinuy *erloii* «11 v. • i*e« arl*e.
Neglected colli* wion IIIKH into I In; iicuto
■tiiKe.nnd If prompt imd efficient reuiedlcii
I «K not uxed,ln in M v CMS'** become Chron
ic or i '(iiiflrim U Hronchltl*.
It l« c*pccl illv nitnptc I In the ''urc c>f
clil'dren. on HCCount of IU mild efl'wl, ji*
It rontiln* nolhliiK that would injure the
yoiiniceet child.
Hut iiolnzletiinl will convince you. Sold
by nil dealer* Trial Size -> el*. l.uri;o
bottl* *!.<»•».
FAII-Nl-VrOCK linos.. Pro'*. Pltubiirgr.
BUTLER
Luiiiher Yard and Planing Mill,
H. BAUER & BROS.,
JI'.FPKKSON ST.. - Butler, I'A.,
MANIITAOTUKKHH or
Doors, Sash, Frames, Blinds,
Molding of all descriptions,
Brackets. Patent Molded
Weatherboarding,
Mill Boards. Flooring, Ralings,!
Stair Railings, Balusters ot
every style, &0., &e
Circular Moldings Made to Order.
KIMO. PEAI.KK* IK
Lumber, Plank. Shlnglea, Lath, 4.0,
%yU-lf 1 1
JAiSUAKY 26, 1880.
%&_»♦
Bargains of More Than Ordinary Interest
One CHOICE
PURV < OI.OKED SI" K3
At 50c, I wen i choice shades. DRESS GOODS
EXTR AQU XuTv'Ttkl ED SILKS. At ,h " m °" P Hc« toba,.rawer
At 50 an. wv out of scawui. ind " Bl ' r, d : moil bt> »°'d to our i.n.mal ac
wouh to ttii. con-uiiu t ?5c per yard. count ol' stock.
Short aud Remnants on each oi our
i'l CrK si! KS j various Dree* Goods cuuuters at positive sacri-
Al fl, fl .12 ~ fi,vs and jl -10, value less ;Uan j tlt.es, to clear lucm out.
the market.
HLACTTTLKS. LaD,es - °° me!
?I.J>O to 14, of tin- bcM known nmk.-rs, at low- ( LADIES' CLOAKS, DOLMANS, EN 4LISE
t.-i K'U. j WALKINO JACKETS, CIRCULARS
NEW M-..NCH T.ON STHIPED iND CtOTE "»
SA I'lN I> LY »N Almost at your own price, as we make it a poa-
At »1.5 Q. tur u.mtiling. j ItJ i e j 0 elooe out the entire stock io thia
NEW K SII.K ITKIN j department, no matter what the lo«w.
Ai , :m extra quality. [ (Jaruienls. ( JW to $175.
Colore l\k'i.>, and $1 -3. i Newest tliiuc--' In Fii t.us and LaceSctrU.
BLACK VELVETS AND SATINS N> A Polnt d'Lauguedoc Laces.
Fur £kiri>. und Trimmings '
Ext.- < Kii. 15lri.l< Brocade Satin D'Ly."i, 11 AM BURGS! HAMUURG3 !
Piaiu black batin D l.yon :U ?1 «o $2 50 aua ,
«:i 15, 3c to pi per yard.
Throe lia: j;.iin» uoi iliv ot attention. Our lines at 8, 10,
Li.rte Line Choice Colored Dress .Silks, tiie to j comprise tUe newest and uiost novel 6tyl«a, aud
#1 '.'s. j best values ever shown.
BOGQS & BUHL,
118 U>o FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY
N B.—luinx nue block of Lin. ns and Housekeeping Goods, bought previous to the advance,
will he sold at old pri'-es, hut new good* arrive, as is a well-known ta.-t. most he materially
higher. Consult your own profit and buy now. Never lielore have we offered so large a Hue of
Biuck and Colored Cashmeres, nor .s ifood bargains.
CARPETS! OIL CLOTHSi MATS! RtfGS! STAIR RODS
= j PJEW STOCK: ! HEW STOCK! I
"T j >V
3 HECK & PATTERSON'S |
IS HEW CAHPET ROOM !
<J i ~
-rA NOV
? One Door South'cf their Clothing ftowso, 5
j ifitlly'N Eilock, teptM-tf Butler, Pii.
51 0D
,T<To>l HIVXC iSfMH iS.LVra iSH.LQIO r II() iKIfIcHVO
"" J. &G. F. KECK,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
JL'X. JM. .matiw M'jrHßKi:. -A-
sr\ Have Just Received and Keep Constantly on Hand all the
J%l j.A LATEST STYLES OF
Foreign A Domestic (>oo<fag
Y • y V-1 Wbieh they aro ntttking up to ordet in the lntest styles and
> : i .1 U Ifest workmanlike manner, at %he most reasonable prices. All
*1 1 i \ work puarnnteed to jrive satisfaction.
|| /J J« i ltemem!* r the place.
f - j. & ii. F. KRI K. tlafii Nt., Ifutler. Pa.
.m 1 1 amni
IMPORTANT AWNOUWCKftiEIWTI
Our entire very lartre stock of DRY GOODS to be closed out regardless
of cost. Noiwithsiandiiiff the steady advance in jroods of all descriptions in
the Eastern market, we will sell everything in our line at formei low prices.
Dr.-h Oooda in srrent variety .63*'. «, 10 and 12c I Toweling*, a great bargain. 8. H. 10. 12W0
Dr. -h (lo.HtM. colored M.d ..rack. .18, 20 and 26c j Towele. with Htnpea. H. ll». 18c
limcude Dien». Ooodc. new t>tyles..2o, 28 a> 1 30c Btnl Quiltn fto, 73c, il. 25
Caxhiiieri-M, colored and l.lacn ... 18 and 28c Blankete 26, #1 60. 92, $S
C**liniereH, a hm'gHiii 2.1. SO ai.d Ilsc Oiraforta .....ft 25, s>l SO, $2
French CaHhmeroH. all-wool 40. 46 and 50c : Tickinge 10.
French Caelinien;* GO. 75e, »l T cktng, extra heavy 20,26 c
HilU \\ rj> I'ashuieren #l. ?t 46, rl 50 1 Hamburg Edgingu and InnertingH 9. 8. 4. 6c
Satin colored ion! Uml. 51. 12' llniubiirgH. g.H*l .jiiahtv 8,10, 12, 15, 20e
Hilk Velvet 41 28 SI 8<) Ladie*' underwear, extra value 80c
Cloakn clohiik ont ■'S'2 60. ♦:! f.S Geutx' Underwear 28, 38, 80c
Htir.wle, in great >arictv «1, ?1 80, »2 60 ; Uiey Flaimol 10.
rtiibet K.jnarc and Long Shawls ....*2. it, +5 | Plaid K'anncl 123-». 12. 26c
Brot ho H.iawlu t'j. #li . t'X) Heavy Oouutrv Flannel 28,36 c
hcarlet t'lai.iK'l 28, 30u
Our motto, "Small Profits and Quick Sales," will Ihj strictly adhered to, and
our friend:- and cu.-tomer* will lind it to their interest to call
with us before purchasing elsewhere.
trni A- !£»•» Fi-il I'll I SI »*«•«*!. illt'i:lll-|iv.
4V rv*i nu
THE VtfH,* I
B SEWING '?* aACHirs
thb Uttir os* /*».*«
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,.
Unprecedented in Popularity,
At.d Undisputed in the Broad Cla m
or atiNa thc
VERT DUST OPERATING
QtICULHT 6CLUNO,
UA.NDSOMF.ST, AMD
Host Perfect Sevang Kachiae j
j
The great popularity tl the While Ifi Ih" most cni»-
»'nclna tribute to Its exccl:«nce ao<l tut ier:: t»
o.rr other irsthlne*. u:id I" MitmJting It 13 )•
trade we pat It upon Its and in no lr.»'. »
h.i% 11 fvr jel Uiluil io Miulj any iccummti<iau>. >»
in Its la tor.
The rirtrand tor the While has Incrnted to to ti
an extent that »e -to now csmpellad te turn at
A. Complete Cswinff 2vl jtsiiiua.#
m~v»xy tir-.xoa mlaiuto s In.
UM (S*.y t-s OVLCTpI^
Fver* m»chl"« U warranted tor 3 ye»r«, an<
•oldtor cell »t bherjl discounts,ar us'n eaqr
parents, to suit the convenience et customers.
•arAflwis wasted in owMcumo rxamtr.
WHITE SEWINVMACHtNE CO..
M 858 Euclid Ave.. Clenciend, Ohle.
V 0.% JOIINvOX. Affent.
Olßiu
etyUVOui jWJIWSK, I'A.
ALL PARTIES
GOINO WF.BT TO
lowa,
Missouri,
Kansas,
Nebraska,
Colorado or
California,
SHOULD GO VIA THE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincj R, R.
frirTiokote can be liad at ell offlci» where
Weetern tlcketa ere *old. ap)6-tf
j Manhood How Lost. How Restored.
-j-JfJUm. i UHt piibliahcd n >«w t-d'Hnn of
3*f£ifc I)n. < UI.VEKWKI.LM < KI.EBRA-
I'FI»
(without ni' <l'oln 1"' of CHrnM*TO*-
hiuk « or i>crnlrnl VV'Mkn.M, Invol
untary Seminal l.»m-ee. Ivimtkkct. Mental and
I'l.talent liienpficlty. Impediment* to Marring,
etc ; : leo, t'oNM'Wi-rioN. KvnAPfT and FITW,
Induced by self-indulgcuce or sexual ext'ava
jjrttiee, &<\
TIIO celebrated HUthor, In tble adujlrahle E»-
»ey, cl«s»rly demonstrate*, Imin n iliir y years'
ancceaalai | reet ee, that the nlnrmltii eonae
i|ii -iici -ol elt-nbnae 11. Ny tie ruUlc.H) cored
, without the il intreroiia il*. of Internal medlelne
'or the application ol the knlte . point' L'out a
I mode ol ' lire t once Minnie. cerialli ai d etfec
| Ilia I, by menu* o! wl.lcli eviT} auffi rer. no niiit
-1 icr what hi* confllil 'ii mnv nun eure liloi
j «• II <1 .vij.lv, prlv.il.ty, it'd rodirnVy
Lecture cli.'U .I he In the hands of
every yotilli and every mail lu the land
Sent Milder deal. 111 n |»'aln en\el.i"e. to any
add ret. a. postpaid, <ai reeelpi ol alx eenlfc or two
|lOltlll|f<' f*l .t 111 r.
Addre«- the Pu' llaher*.
The t'alTtrwrll J*«dlcal Co.,
41 ANN Sr., Sifcw YOKK, l*. O. Box *sß#.
»pf-«J •
Union Woolen Mill,
BUTLER. PA. ...
if. Ft I.H BTO\, Prop'r.
Uanufactarer of Buxkm. P' ivxiu, V x H*e,
Ac Alf-o cuaiom work done to order, such ••
eardluif Rolla. loakinir Blaukeu, Flannels Knit
tlnif nnd Weavlo* Y»rt.e. Ac.. ->r very »ow
■.ricee. Wool wwimd vu It «•••
' Mri, • tajt-if