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On the petition OF ALrRs1 J. WATTS, Of
Bro.klyD n T., lIsyine foE the extension q .
patot granted - HIN the 18th day Of pril, 1855,
for Improvement in Processes for Preparing
hid, for seven years from the expiration ef ssid
patent, which takes place on the 10Th day Of April
l867:
It is ordered that the said petition be heard a.
the Patent Ohice on Monssy. the S.h day Of
April next, at II clock II and all p.rsons are
notified to appear and chow cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are Isauirsd to
file In the Patent Office tn cir objections, Specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty dAyS before
the day Of hearing; all testin,ony died BY either
party TO be used 1T the said hearing must % taken
and trans mitteS In accordance with the rules Of
the Office htoh will be furnished Q plicAtion
.Deposiuons and other = spers relied pon g tss
nmony must DC nied IN the once twenty days be-
within ten days af'er Hing the fsstimeny
Ordered also, that this notice be published In
the Rspublio,S and the Na,icn.I IntsIlisenoer,
n. once week for three saoosssivs weeks: the
hrsf OF said PUBLICATIONS. g be ct least sixty days
previous '''n' 70 ''' oA' Oh n'-itG 8. faEAKER,
Commissioner Of Pat0nts
P.s. Editor, Of the above pspers Win please
3 Dsper containing this notice. 10 7S.lavSv
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RAILROADS.

1866. r,.us.tSvf1i.AEzz BOUT, 1867
I'll "a 90
10 1Hs EosrHwIsT;I SOUTH. AID SOUTH.
WHITE sCHiDULII
~. ~ t, sLssr November 10, nss, trsins VIII
~s'h!.ssoa-..1 :. IN. B.lsl..er.--,,.. =.
I'm ssIzf TSsSigHst.:rlAok ti IL D. 1 m
cay and naeht Oars. with modern improvemspss
- eayins Iron So1! 70 twelve hours In time over
az ether re.ts: I've ha2drsd miles Savsd 70
Two Daily frains TO the vest
5hIoqGh from Baltimore to ROOHIsrRR and
f1TIoBUB0a Without change.
Passengers By. this route from Baltimore have
e: q 1iinf ~ changes in uHIos
Iiehsts By this route can b procured st the o.
eneer the y atisnal Hotel. where rsliabls infor.
NATION Will b etvsn 1T ali times.
feseenge1 procuring tick cts ct this once cen
seeure aseommodations In Sleeping Cars for Il
III. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
wsshin gton, d. q.
I'd; YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Assnt,
Baltimore, Nd, dali "
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NJEW YORk AND NEW HAyBH RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner zth
sfreet ana Fourth avenue.

IN Passenger Station In New York, corner zth
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor New Haven and B<tdgep ort-t, M }, n 50
Q. m. lz.lS (Ex.), Tx D, SO, $50, and III },
fo. Milford, str.sford. Fairfield. seuthpsr.,
and Westport-7, II 80 .. m. $50 and 30 p. IN.
Tor Norwslk[, $50, II 80 Q m II IS BI.D, 5
(E1.D,a 50. 20 81, and ED m.
FOR Darisn ana 0resnwich-, $50, II 30 Q. N
s 70, 4.A. 80. and $50
FOR Stamford-7,s (Exl 50, II 50 O. N II -
(Bx.l StEx 5. 50, A. -, SO, $50. aud lkxlp %
FOR Port Chester asd Iptermediste stations,
o So IL 50 O. m; 5 %, 4.S. $50. $50, and .. m.
OOHNGCTIn0 TRAINS.
Tor Boston VIA 6Dringbeld-S Q. M, lkx.p >,
(Ex.,)sp. m. Tor Boston vie shore Lipe-lf 10
For ssrtford end sprinsnsIs-s. (Ex.Ju.s 9.
For uonnsctieuf River Railroad g .. m. (Er.3
II . . n. 90 Moatreai: ,. -. 60 Nerthansto
Tor Hartford, Providence and Tishkill y. B.
Ter H.u Haven, NV London and stOninston
Railnoad-ea Q. m; Il. 70, 8 and D. m.
Tor Canal Railrosd-i2.u ,. N. 70 Northsmp-
FOR Ho.satonic and nsasstock Railress-sa.
ycr bsnbury and Hor.alk 3. R.-7,sN IN;
ConaoA,sus Sleeping Oars attached sos ,. m
jsn JAMES u. HoYf, supsriasssAsss.
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ID GNTTER STATES "a TENT oFFlcl

D..
On the petition Of RO.LiN v HlTt, formerly
Of Sprls9heid, Ma sac husstts, but nov of Low
ell: Massashuse'ts. prsyins fer the sIten:
sion OF patent granted ~ him the 81 day Of
April. 49,. and retssued to him in three divisions
on the 18th day of October 1888, for an Improve
ment In Repeating Firearms. for seven years from
the expiration of said patens. which takes Diaes On
the 50 day Of pri,, 1867:
=. 1t is ordered that the ssd petition be heard at
the Patent O1Dce on Monday. the 37th day OF
May next. 81 II O'Clock n: and all IersolS are
notified to appear And show cause. II any tney have
Why .aid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extenuen req ufred to
Ole in the Patent Once their objection. specially
set forth In writing. ss least twenty days before
party to be used at the ssio hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules Of
the ofce. which win be furnished on sppllcatiss.
Dispositions and other papers reiiea upon tss.
nmony nn.t be Hled Ia the Once twenty. days
within ten days after niing the testi%.py,
Republican and the IntellReneer. wsshinston. d.
O., and n the Republicen Springfield: Nos,
nr.t Of said publications 70 be Ct least sixty days
TO. THBAKER
Commissioner of Patents.
S.-Editors Of the above pagers yNl Dlesss
COPY and send their bills 10 the Pctant Once VIII
. paper containing this notice. u 25-laW3w
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Special Aptitfs.


DR.. scHENcKs PuLMoNic sYRuP.-This
great medicine cured DR.. scheuck, the Proprietor,
Pulmonary Consumption, when It had assumed its most
formidable aspect and when speedy death appeared
be inevtsbIe. His physicians p ronounced his in
curabe when he commenced tue OF this simple but
powerful remedy. His health was restored in very
hended all the ptoms quickly disappeared and
his present weight is than two hundred pounds
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
ciusivey the of Consumption and the diseases
which are usually complicated with it, and the
effected by his medicines have been very numerous
and truIy wonderful. DR.. Schenck makes professional
visits ts several Of the larger cities weekly whore he
has large concour patients and IL is truly
ishing poor consumptves that have to be lifted
out Of their carriages and in few months healthy,
bust persons. Dr. sCHENcK's. .PULMoNIC SYRUP,
sEAwEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS are gen
orally all required In curing Consumption. Full drec
tions aeeompany each, that any one take them
without seeing Dr. schenck but when 1t is convenient
is best to him He gives advice free but for a
thorough examination with his Resplrometer his fee Is
three dollars. ..a e-...4Fs
Please observe. whom purchssing that the two like
of the Doctor-oae when in the last stage Of
Consumption, and the other he is, IN perfect
b eeth--are on the Governnent stamp, btt
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price ST. per
bottle, 81 half dozen Letters for advice should
always be directed 10 Dr, schenckas Principal Once
s>orth 9th street. Philadelphia, Pa. General Whole
le Agents; Demas Bsrnes kCo. N. Y, s. 8. Hance
| Baltimore. MIDI; John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
Walker Taylor, Chicago, III; Collins Bros, St Louis
Missouri lftCf Sd W ea mo Tyr.
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sHERIFF.s SALES.

ny virtue Of sundry wrts of Fcri Faciss &C., issued
ID out Of the Court OF Common pleas OF Butler
ty and tome directed there will be exposed to public
SALE at the Court House in the borough Of Butler
Monday, the Third day Of Juno, D. 1857, OF enc o.
clock, P. NJ, the following property, to wit:
All the right, title interest aud claim, Of Robert
Speer OF, in aad to One Hundred Of land, more
less situate in Washpgton township, Butter county,
Pa bounded noIt tn by Edward Frazier. east by Ber-
nard MAnallon south by Thomas ,iraham, and west
Log house and Log stable thereon ed Seized and
taken in execution the property OF Robert Spear,
at the suit Of James Wilson. 49,,
ALSO,
All the right title, interest and claim Of j. ]. Kim
kaid, of in and toTwo Hundred acres Of land or
less situated in Farview township, Butler county Pa
bounded tn by John Moore, east by James kinkad
south by same. and west by John MLaughlin; about
One Hundred acres el ared small Orchard one Frame
honse and Log barn thereon erected Seized and taken
in execution as the property of J. kinkaid at the
- ALSO, ..5-f.lL
ALL the right title, interest and claim OF Edward Hg
gins of in and to Seventy Ave Of land more or
less situated in venango township Butler county Pa
bounded nfrth by Robert Cochran, east by John
Hughes south by John M'Cains, an west by John
Peoples about fty five cleared, small orchard
Log house and Log barn thereon erected Seized and
At the suit Of j. x; Smith md W A. Thompson.
TN as.,.Ha ALSO, e'ts,H fr
All the right, title interest and claim OF Bc
Miller a W. T. Miller; Of, in and TO Two Hundred and
Butler county, Pa. bounded north by jacob wolford
East by samuel Louden, south by James Heron, and
by John CIuthers large improvement, Ten acrsa
of which is meadow, Orchard of small trees; Frame
house AMI Log barn thereoa erected Seized and ia.
ken in execution as tho property OF BENZ Miller and
W.T. Miller at the suit Of J. A Dewar.
rfA F.TUT SAs. b STOREY, Sheriff.
sherfs Office Butler May 1891.
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Appraisement Lists.

TIME following apprsisement lists OF property re-
Il taned under the 9th Section Of the Act OF Assem-
bly, OF l4th Of April 1851 have been Or sssnted and
filed in the Office of Clerk of Orphans Court and fer
the County Of Butler, to wit:
o. c., No /, March term, 1881 Mrs Nancy Stewart
widow OF John Stewart, deed, personal property
amounting to $50. :
T. @. Stewart and John NJ Dunn, Adm'rs.
o. O., No. March term. 1887; Mrs. Mary Biinn,
widow Of Philip Blinn Decd personal property amount
ing to$2s9 60 Isaac Belas, Admir-.
o C,No. s, March term, 1867 Mrs. Graham, widow
Of Enos Graham, decd; personal property amounting
to t3CO. Mrs. - Graham, A6m'x.
O. c., No. 8, March term, 1867 Mrs. Wolf Widow
of Joseph Wolf decd Real estate amounting to $500
M WIN Patrick Hamilton, Ex'r
o. c., No. March term, 1861 Mrs. Elizabeth Fitz-
simmons widow of VIM. ftzsimmons decd; Real
tate amounting to $500. John Martin. Admir-.
D. G, No. q, Marchtorm, 1867; Mrs. Jane Haslstt,
widow Of Robert Hasett, decd; Personal property
amounting to s25l ~. John u. Haslett, Admir-.
o. No.7o March term, 1867 Mrs. Pbebe Layton,
widow Of Thos ]. LAYTON decd Real estate amount
tns to $500. Pbsbe Layton, Admx.
D. O. Nc. IA, March term, 1867; Mrs. Jane Bor land
persoual property amounting TO $500.
,r james Borand VIM l. BARLEY, Adm'rs
OF which the creditors heirs Isgates distributes
and others will take notice and appear at
orphans Court. To be held at Butler the First Mon
day Of June next 1t being the Sd day Of said month,
to show IL any they have why the said sppraise
ment lsts should not be confirmed absolutely.
I'm. EASTMAN. Clerk.
" B.--Appraisement Lists will not be presented
for confirmation until the publication fees paid.
March 2, no q It.
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CONDITIONS.
NOTICE.

TN the matter Of the petition Of Inhabitants Of For
i ward and stownships for erection ofIndepsnd
ent School District.
Butler county. as:
In the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace for said
eounfy, held at butlerof the Term Of March, in the
year Of Lord thousand hundred and sixty
seven, on the twenyt day OF April the said year
the petition ofFredsrck X. Beus and twenty three
or taxable Inhabitants OF the townships OF Forward and
Jackson IN said county, presen.sd setting forth that
said psttousrs desire the formation Of the terrtory
ent Common School District the bounds Of which said
proposed district follows ming at post on
the line dividing the land Of William Bosgs and asorgs
H. In Jackson township thence South seventy degrees
East two hundred and frty perchss to Q post on the
lands Of Robert Anneaf, in Forward townshp; thence
bouth twenty degrees West three hundred perees to
post on the land Of W 8. waldron n Forward town.
and forty perches TO post on land OF Nicholas Miller,
In Jackson township. thence North twenty degrees
East three hundred perches 10 the pscc Of beginning
Whereupon the Court DO appoint N NJ. elstor, Rob-
ert Duncan and N p White Commisslonsrs 10 viss the
premises and to inquire into the proprety Of granting
on prayer OF the petition to report 70 the Court at
next Term, being the frst Monday o. June next the
the bounds set forth in the said petition above rec
ted. or to such other bounds they shalt think
advisable together with their opinit the expedien
cy OF es,ablishing oi not establishing the same.
Certified from the record, April 9th, 1857
p, 81. EASTMAN. Clerk.
fh. Commissioners will attend the duties OF thsr
app0ntmeut ON Monday The Gth day of May next, II
Which all persons interested viii please take notice
sosEsS 3 sS1sSsi Rssa Az. copnslI...oa,....
h.F WHITE,
aay 1, iss7--st j s,g E'lf}tanf 81 ieesr
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Card.

In the CITIZEN of the 22d inst last
4, week., card appeared over the signa>
ture Of John Haney, stating that he is
informed, the last five Treasurcrs of the
County, were of the Borough of Batter.
He does not state the source of his in
,toruasien, aud evidently did not investi-
gate the matter for himself, for his state
meutsis founded On wrong information.
The following are the names Of the last
2 ikee Treasurers, yiz:8 S{v1@ w3G
JOHN G MOORE, Centre township.
,aaWM E."MooRE, Washington -1
N. WALKER, Butler 6"
st1i g. w. REED, Butler Dor ough.
JAS. DEER, when nominated. was resi-
ding in Butler township, and afterwards
moved into the Borough. J, .t4.,. =
Aa4 For the information of the people, /
would add, that, during the last ten yeer,
Penn towns hip has had liberal share O
patronsge from the citizens aof Butler
county during the period last meutioueG
fye Of her citlzeus have been elected I,
>. ofice. pnepUf whom isAnbw eccspyipg on.
& Of The best Offices in thesgift Of the -peo
ple. / am finding no fault with The de.
= scsion Of my fellow citizeus in the choic,
- Of officers, but merely make this state
ment to show the, inconsistency Of
csicard" of complaint emanatipg dren
that sourcey4Wt Y4kSVIs4r In Il
So far as representatives In our count
Offices Is oncerned---Penn township is
therefore, fully up to the Borough, an
= Mr.. Hansy, Coward whom | have moth
ing.bat q ieeliog Of respect, should NJ
attempt to get out wrong impression Q
the "cleventh hour, 1t is candidly 10
desire, that there should be 'a spirit Q
=. fair dealing" in this matter. Z
lI.ss s s 80 e g ~ = ~. = T. B. WHITE.
Butler, May 18th. 1857, e s,..s.sd ~ (
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Cholera. Diarrhea, and Dysentery

A egREis WARRANTED BY Dr. TOBIAS eKLEszArED
VENETIAN .LINIMENT, IL uzed when first taken By
persons of temperate habits This medicine has cen
known In the United States ~ years. Thous ands
have used IT, and found IL failed TO any
plafut for which CONNIE nded and all those wko
first tried Il. now wth5utit In the Cholera;
OF 1s4s rDr Tobias attended 20 and lost being
called in too late to do any good - svs
DIRECrI0NS.-Take,a teaspoonfnlin In winesglaas Of
sra cry half hour fot tw ours, and rub the abdo
aud extramities well with Lininent. To sllay
the thirst take lump Of ice in the mouth about
size Of amarillo every mnufes Itis warranted pei
fectly innocent To take internally Sold by ali drug
L gstz, price 10 and 50 oents Depot, 80 Gourtsnd
Esw York fsc1ts-H 81
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Registers Notice..

NIoTIoEs hereby given shat ths f5,Iewine &c
IN counts Of Adminstrssors, sExecu.ors and Guar
dians have been ned in tie Registers ONCE at Butler
and will be presented TO the Orphans Court OF Buter
county, for conhrmation and sIlewanee Wednesday
the Fifth day OF June, 1857. !.
4 Final account Of William Martin, Executor Of JIo
Final account Of George Weber. Administrator sf
Adam Weber q
Enoeh " Meals, decd as filed by Elizabeth W. Meals
I Adminis<ratFiN OF John Meals. deed -. ~ Er :
Final account Of O W. Hays Administrstor Of Da
8. Final account Of Th eodore Craig and william
Byers Administmtors OF y chm Hysn.
g. Final aoeonnt Sef Buhsms speer,' Administratrix
4 Final seeoans q samuel Ls..en, Adminisiratot of
William l.. Anderson - e
trstor, ,eua festa merfo sRnszo of 1rhn zellsuan.
FINAL account of r NJ scou, Administistor Of
10: Final account Of Mrs Mary Holiday, now We
Der. Administrati tx of 81. Holiday.
II Final account Of Moses Thompson, Eaq, Executor
IL Final account Of Thomas and W. II. Gilehrist,
Administrators Of John Gilehrist.
Is Final accoantcf Samuel D. sloan, Exeentor of
AZ Pn.i aeoesu, Of Mat,he-s Storey. Executor of
IS Final Account sf Philip Bickol, Administrator of
10 Finslaseou Of oash.rins DEVON. E1esatr1 of
II. Partial acco unit Of VIM NJ Graham, Executor Of
IS. Final account of VIM. Du gan and Jemima Dugan
Executions Of Alexander Dugan- tga .fl M
10 Flnai adm instrstion aud distribution aceonnof
ne Cochran, Administratrix of John Cochran, deed
an.
20. final account Of Philip Mass, Guardian nj joan
ns Hunsberger, minor child Of Isasc Hunsberger decd
Gof
%. final account of O. I. Purviance Guardian 0
| ReSecea Kersey,
"a finsi sccount Of James Armstrong, Administers
\ tor Of william Armstronr
n; Account Of Robert NJ Kso. ESQ.,, Administrator o
! Philip Group .'t ~ = = Afft'
s4nai secouns OF Christian swsrtz, Adniuistrato
of Msthias Swartz f 7
The above accounts ell filed Thirty days befor
the time before the presentation 70 the Court
..I 8. NIXON, Rsgsts.
- Registers sdlcs, Butler, Pc, Hay 81, nor.
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SAxoNBuRo, May l8, 1867.

A Card. f IS
] am informed the last tfce coupty Treas-
urers were of the borough of Butler. Those
country district will see the impropriety in
dividing our vote at the eleventh hour, and
electing sixth incumbent from the 5or-
ough. Believing you will not do is, leave
nv case with you. not wishing to excite sec
tional feeling, but spirit of fair dealing.
81 ~ -; fs John HANRY.
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NIoNEy zee As WATER.-lo.OOO AeTIvE

MONEY FREE AS WATER.-lo,ooo ACTIVE
Il Local and Travelling Agents, Malo or female, Of
all ages wanted TO solicit trade In every City Town,
Hamist, woi kshop and Factory hroughout the entire
world for the most saleabis novelties ever known
500 per cent. profit ana READY SALE WHEREVER
OFFERED. Smart men and women make from IS
to $50 per day and no risk Of loss small capital
qulred Of from $50 to sl00the more money invested
the greater the profit No money required in ddudnes
first ,snd - articles and receive pay aftecardt.
II yoa actually wish TO make money rapidly and easily
write for full psrtseulsrs and address,
MIbN0R 4 co, (From ParisD
- 2lO Broadway, New York City
II, (Newspa apers eoryins win be iiberay dsa with
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PITTSBURGH MARKE ETs.

PIrTsBURsH, May 81, 1867.
GRAIN--wnter Red, So so; No. Spring IL quoted at
81 10 and Noo at 81 oos5 90; t. 65166; Rye, 81 so
Corn, 1.0Ot9I O5i Barley, No. Spring 81 10.
fLOUR--Sprirg WheSt, 81 SO; Winter Whsat, SIS;
Rye Flour 50 so z bb; Buckv heat, 81 OO per cwt.
hi PRoyIsl0NS-Bacon, shoulders, ioc; Sugar Cured
Hams l53Ic; Lard l3c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll 15c
EGGS--lTc per dozen. s.-4...
HAY-Baled, 81 per Ton.
sEEDs-Flaxseed So 90; Timothy, 90; Glover. ~ 90.
DRIED fRulT--Peaches quarters, ~, halves 10 cts
per fbi AppiesS 619e. = rf f4
PoTAT0Es- Peach Blows, 81 Is cents per buihsl.
kPPLEs-sS Ooe55 Is.
BEANS-s2 rs per bsshel.
OIL Crude, 715Gl7z; Refined, 90 cents per gallon
Lard OIL, 81 to 90 for No. 2, and 81 10 for No. l.
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List of Causes.
UlRIAL listfor juno rsrm. 1857.
FIRST WEEK

V1RlAL llstfor june rkrm 1857. ~ 81 sH
FIRST WEEK. f.
Peter s. Weaver VS.. Samuel Cleland, Terre Tenam.
Herman J Berg James Halls Administrator.
Cpnmenwealth, Hannah Czfishdsf sng. as Prn vs.
II hos Watson, Terre Ten ttf.f'.sf y ~-l-At'
Patton Kearns vs.. Bernard Roessing ct. al.
SECOND WEEK. 4
John Murrin ct al. vs. Ryan Honton ct al. .
Isaac Sponsler David Marshall.
John Murrin's Executors vs.Daniel Kelly.
Eleanor Hines Samuel Winner Jr., ct al
W illiam b. Lemmon ys Jacob Mechling. ~
Nv Illiam Clark ivs James 81 smith
John. Murrin's Ears n Daniel Kelly. U
|, Lydia 8. M,LufeeSs Mag D. Brownel ai.s. ~
John Negley vs. William vogeley OF al
Jss Galllher jr. james Gallaher sr s, Admir- etaL
Harvey d. Thompson Isaac Sponsler OF al
Matthew Riddle Ezra b. I. Gregg.
Patton Kearns George c. Roessing. =
Patton keafns W George G. Roessing.
Francis Eyth vs.. Jacob Zeigler. -, q J. I.
q ti-1NT nc. ~ j. D. CLARK, Pfoth'y. {
= prothonotary y's once, May 1st, no. 10 81 = w
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BUTLI3 * MA RKETs.

IA bOI II Il. n NJ ATSN EFT
BUTTBR-fresh Roll 25 cents per pound
BEANs-White, $3.50 per bashel
BAREEY-SpPfng 90 .
BEESWAX-35 cents per pound
EGGs-l2 cents per dozen #'sE. AZ
{ FLOUR Wheat, s. 90 to 900 per hund. !; RYE 4 so.
Buckweeat, 81, 90 per hunG.
FRUtT-Dr. Apples, cts. per % Dried Peaches,
25 cents = n.
FEATIIERst-75 cents per pound
GRAlS-Rheat f2,O0 per bush / Ryel,25; Oats. Soc
Corn 80 Buekwheat, 90.
GR0CERIES-Coffee, Rio, 80 per pound; Java, 40
Brown Sugar lZ 3por pound do White 2Oc N O. Molas-
es 20 cents per gallon Syrup 90 and s., so.
HIDES-7 cents per pound.
r LARD-l2H cents per pouad
SATLS-Ss,O 90 pes keg.
PoTAT0ES-e0c per bushel
PoRK-Shoulders, 10; Fitch, 12i Hams, l5e per
pound
RAGS-f cents per pound,
RICE-l5 cents per pound.
SALTS 20 pei barrel.
TALLOW-i2 cents per pound.
NOOI-4O cents per pound
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New Firm.

New Firm.
The many friends of T, A. Cunningham
and YIN. Richey, will be pleased to learn
that they have again associated themselves
together in the grocery business, in the old
stand on Main street where they are pre-
pared to sell everything in their line Of busi>
meas as cheap az the cheapest.
,WJFresb Fish, and Gardcb Vegetables, al
most constantly on, hand. Read their ad-
vertisement and i've them call.
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TO coNsUMPTivEs.-The Advertiser, having
restored to health in few weeks by very sim
pie remedy, amer having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consump
tIon-s anxious to make known TO his followsuersrs
the means Of cure s- q
scrption used tree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the sans, which they adnIylwlv
uRE CvSE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption, is to benefit the afflicted and spread Informs
tion which he conceiyes to be nvauabe and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as twill cost them
nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prercripton will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON, .
wiamsburg Kings county, New York.
SovsT, 1896, 1y. az Fr
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-29

Capt. z. Lyon, has been appointed Depu>
~ Collector of Internal Revenue for Butler
county, and has entered npon the discharge
Of the duties of his appointment, The Cap
tain is clever and obliging gentleman; and
if the people discharge their duties, we have
40 doubt that he wiIi, make an efficient and
courteous officer. Office hours from Q u. u .
70 IL m, and from to p, m. Office in the
front room of j. H. Thomps ms Law Office