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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
lFrom the Monmouth Qll.J Atlas, lathl
Exciting Adventure With n kobber-
Bravery Of n Young Lady Of Seven


tees. a.2..E~. 20 f~
The residence of Mrs. Marilla Miner,
on East street, south of the railroad,
was on Wednesday night of last week
the scene of one'of the most daring at
tempts at robbery known to this age Of
high-handed crime. On the evening in
question. Mrs. NJ. with her daughter, a
young lady of sOme seventeen years,
and her son, a lad about twelve years Of
age-the three constituting the family
retired at an early hour, the mother
and daughter occupying room in the
second story of the dwelling. After
having slept very briefly Mrs.
Miner was awakened by q. flash
of lightning, and Yves startled on dis
covering by its light a man standing
near thGwindOw of the room, with her
dress in his hands, occupied in search.
ing for the pockets of the garment. or
course her first impulse was to give the
alarm, or attempt to do, so, when the
ruffian sprang to the bedside and seized
her by the throat with such terrible en-
ergy that outcry Was impossible; but in
her struggles to free herself from the
villain her daughter at her side was
awakened, who raised herself and plant
ed well-directed blow in the face of
the robber, who returned the compG-
ment, and finally succeeded in deliver
ing one upon her head which knocked
her down. partially stunning her
for O moment. She soon recovered
herself, however, got out OF bed, and
seizing one of the Stats from the
foot Of the bedstesd, drove the scoun--
drel from the house, although she dared
not strike him, fearing that he might
wrest the weapon from her, and nse 1t
with murderous effect upon herself. AS
soon as the mother could avail herself
of the diversion Of the attention OF the
raider by the daughter, she raised an
upper window and gave the alarm, and
although the cry Of murder rung ont
in the darkness and was heard by seve-
raj, it is strange that no one came to
the rescue but Mrs. SOnle, who lived
close at hand, and who arrived after
the robber had left the premises by
lower window, through which he effect
ed an entrance. .,
Mrs. Miner was considerably injured
in the conflict, her throat and arms still
bearing, the impress of the rutiian's
fingers, and had it not been for the
presence and brave resistance OF her
daughter, the crime of murder would
no doubt have been added to that of at
tempted robbery, when the marauder
found himself discovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
ONLY A TRKss OF GOLDEN
HAIR.
NJ L. n. ouRsEY.

Only tress Of golden hair,
(All that remains of one 80 fair,l
Only little aiming curl,
Out,from the brow Of fair young girl.
Ere the angels took her away. Isl
ELeavipR form Of lifeless c.ay;-
Never again to smile on me,
+, Gone-like the sunset from the sea.
g w ~ ~ Gtfrl y - - az
Back through the thronging tide of years,
Back through the sunshine and the tears,
Back to the time when life seemed fair,
Memory turna with this lock Of hair,
Gone are the hopes ofyears gone by,
Hopes that were cherished only 70 die,
Gone are the day dreams vanished in air
Nothing remains but this lock Of hair.
Many the years that have flown apace,
Since last / gazed on that fair young face.
Many the sorrows, doubts and fears,
Many the yearnings-bitter the tears,
But upward / gaze, with eager eyes,.
Into the land Of cloudless skies,
And see among the angels there
One with tresses Of golden hair.
And know, on that other shore,
shall clasp her hand once more:
/ shall part from that snow.white brow
Those golden locks-an angels now
Then, with rapture I'll join the throng,
Harp in hand, with music and song,
Free forever from strain of earth,
Entered at last on heavenly birth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27

Singular noises, resembling heavy
pounding upon the earth, have been
heard in and about the house of Rev.
Mr.. Pratt, Baptist minister Mt Zanes-
vile, for several nights. The noise
generally seemed to proceed from the
cellar, but when Mr.. Pratt went there,
they moved to the garden, and thence
back to the cellar again. They were
kept up from about 10 o'clock till day
light, greatly to the astonishment and
annoyance of the minister and his fam
illy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27

Mrs. Rhoda Pierce, living in Csrinth,
Saratoga county. was arrested on Satnr-
day last on charge of robbing her nus
band of ,$4,OO0-the proceeds arising
from the sale of his farm. After securing
the money she left her home in company
with . man named Riley, an empioye
of her husbands, and went to Benning-
ton, Vt, where they were living togeth-
er when arrested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27

4 Canadian farmer plowed under
seyeuty-eight loads of rotted manure,
ON two acres Of land. From one acre
he had one hundred and twenty-five
bushels of good, sound corn, and from
the other, two hundred and twenty
eight bushels of potatoes, although he
planted but nine and half bushels OF
very small potatoes. Both corn and
potatoes seem to have been planted in
In hills three feet apart each why.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27

There is an ancient Indian engaged
in catching muskrats, the skins Of
which he sells in Windsor, Canada. His
name is Mon-O-mo-ne; he is obout nine
ty years old, and says he was with Te-
cumseh during his battles, and was at
Fort Mackinaw when il was taken by
the British. He was also at the massa-
ere of Moravian Town, and participated
in that bloody scene, taking many
scalps.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
One of the Baltimore papers publishes

Une OF the baItlniOre PAPERS PuDIISHes
the affidavit of James L. Henry, of
Prince George county, Maryland, who
swore ON the 1lth of December, 1866,
that he heard Gen. David Hunter say
that the court which tried Elm never
believed that DR.. Mudd knew anyt hing
of Booths designs, and that Dr. Mndd
was the victim of his own timidity,
and but for his prevarication and false
hood could never have been convicted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
Psin,s ON Good nIiIker.

A correspondent of the Country Gen
fleman says:
In selecting milker, look well to the
uddcr. Before milking it should be
wide and broad, not hanging down like
a sack, aud hard and shiny, nearly des-
titute of hair, and what there is should
be fine, short and bright. After milk
ing, the udder should be soft, and ap-
parently skin bag. IT, after milking,
the udder is hard and full, it shows that
it is flesh, not milk, that distends it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27

The entire family of c. l.. Shaw, of
Springfield, Mass, eight in number,
were recently poisoned by eating short
cake. An investigation revealed doz.
en- small enameled cards, which had
been carelessly left in the bottom OF the
can of strawberries when il was filled
and sealed, the arsenic and sugar OF
lead in the enamel causing all the
trouble.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27

Ex-Governor Perry, Of South Caro-
lima. has written letter on the military
governments in the South, in which he
says: "a despotism wisely administer
ed is the most perfect government on
earth, being the government established
by God for the control of the universe. !"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
OVER 10000 ORGANS
PRICES ss5 TO 5000.

The ss,bscriber desires every enc 70 send for
cirvnlAr. which will I've sent fres 10 any sddrcss-
WHLlAM X. SHElB
rr.tr4 - Main Ssrret,if
S.la A amt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
Ro,.a;,g and Sale Stable.

BOara1ng ano Saac
rrBE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
il Boarding and Sale Stable In the Old Conmis,
sarv building. on John street between fth and
err Futraaee In the rear Of the building
apr9-lmo HENkf Y. ohALLthuoc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
STEUBENylLLE
FEMALE SEMINARY

REV. G. c. BEATY, ID. d., IL D.. supt.
REV. NJ REID, A. NJ, Principal.
PRoF. J. r. wYCKOFF A. ". Professor
of Natural Science and Latin.
,,,HE SUMMER SESSION OF THIS TNsTL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
.aareI PLANoS.a;
MASON & HAMLINS
CABINET OR ORGANS
aso Eminent Mnsicians

seen. They are unequslied for finish In interior
and exterior, and arc all provided with The AU
TOMATO SWELL, combination valves, and
many valuable improvements not found IN sny
other make. 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27

DEPARTING AND TUNING OF PIANOS
N Organs Mclodeons. Accorsiecns flutinAs
and all Musical Instruments promptly and carv.
fully attended Ia, at WILLIAM IL. SHEiBS
a..
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-18

Some Of ti8Prsmums in The abstract are as ollows
CATrLE-PURElGN IMpORTED-1O premiums
from $50 to s2O all other grades Cattle b from $50
to Sl0 AZ from SO to 50 best herd &C. not less than
10 head S50 End best SIS best 10 yoke Of oxen prem.
um to br paid Agricultural Society OF he County send
ing them Sl0O-2nd best $50.
HORSES-Yest imported premiums from $50 to
S2O-thorongh breds 10, from $50 to Sl0-Speed l Of
800, Of SIS, Of $50.
MATCHED HORSES--1 Of $50, | Of $50; best
dTaught gelding and single horses H. from $50 $40
sTALLI0NS and MARES, Is from SIS to $40. JACKS
aud MULES 7, from S35 to $40; best mule team of
four $50, 2nd best Sl5
SHEEP AND WOOL.-For different bi eeds 1913 pre-
miums from $50 to s. SWINE l5-from S25 to So
POULTRY-best collection SIS, and no premium less
than 80.
For Agricultural Implements, Steam Engines, Scales
&C., but few premiums are offered The Judges how
ever may make complimentary notice of the particular
merits OF each machine exhibited.
For Leather and its manufacture-hour and indian
meal, grain and Seeds vegetables, fruits grapes cider,
flowers and designs needle work embrUidery bread
cakes, &C. preserves jelies und air tight fruits
vegetables mercantile displays, &c, lberul premium
are offered ranging $40 to 81
STEAM PLOW-The Heydrick Steam Plow will be
exhibited and operated during the Pair.
EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued by nearly all
the Railroads. and all goods exhibited and unsold will
be returned freight free.
For pa ticulars or premium lists address A b. LON
GAkER, Secretary, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Single admission Tickets, 25 Cents.
sep4, 81 A. BOYD HAMILTON, President.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-18
Registers Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the following Accoun
N of Executors, Administrators and Guardians, have
and will be presented to the Court for confirmation and
allowance Wednesday, Sept 2jth, 1867
l. Final account Of 0hebe Layton, Adm'x of t. j.
Layton, dec d.
p Final account of N. N. Kirkland, Exr of Adam
Peters, decd
3. Final account of John Scott, Admir- of Thomas
MLeary. decd.
T. Final accoun. of Isaac Sutton, Admir- Of Christian
Beighey, decd.
5. Final sccount'of Washington Bovard and J. D. Ste.
phenson, Ex'rsof Sm. Stephenson, decd.
8. Final account Of Jacob Rohrer EXT Of Ph Hip Dill
lman, decd
!. Final account of Philip Bickel aud Geo. Walter,
Adm'Is Of Jacob Walter, decd.
s. Final account Of Robert Storey, EIr of Joseph T
Robinson, decd.
o. Final account of NJ. S. Ray, Esq, Admir- of p. M
Barnhart decd.
TO- FiuaIAkcount of Robert Scott Guardian Of Mar
garet E. VIM. T. X. s., and Lizzie SprouI
IL. Final account Of J. J. Psor Guuardan Of uphe
mia Stoughton
~. Faal account OF Jonathan Clutton, Guardian o
Lizzie Breefan.
l3. Final account Of Jonathan Clptton, Guardian oi
Ellen Breedon.
IA. Final account of Jonathan Clutton, Guardian
Emma BreedeH.
Annie Bresdon.
IB. Final account Of Jacob Laderer. Admir- ef VIM
Ruby, decd.
IL Final account of George Brant, Guardian of hn
p. Brant.
IS Final account of Gsorgs Brant, Guardian of Isa
bella g. Brant
10 Final account of George Brant, Guardian of Ho
race ii. Brant.
20 Final account of Emeue Lennon Adm'x of fJohi
Lennon. decd filed by John L. shannon.
S. NIXON, Reg'r.
Registers office, Aug q, 1s67-5t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-18
Paints for Farmers and Others,

YIlHE Grafton Mineral Paint Co., are now manufact
i uring the Best Cheapest and most Durable Paint
in use two coats well pnt on, mixed with pure nseed
Oil, viii last 10 or Is years IL is Of light brown or
beautiful chocolate coor and can be changed to green
lead stone drab olive cream to sGt the taste of the
consumer. 1t Is valuable for Houses. Barns Fences
Carriages and Carmakere, Pals and Wooden-ware Ag
ricuitural Implements Canal Boats Vessels and ships
Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Shngle Roofs, dt being
Fire and Water proof, Floor Oil Cloths tons Manufact-
urer having used 5000 bbis. the past yeer) and
paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for body durab
ty elasticity, and sdhesiveness Price Sc per bbl Of
800 lbs which will supply farmer for years to come.
Warranted in all cases above SENT for a circular
which givss full particulars. None genuine unless
branded IN trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint!
Address DANIEL BIDWELL, 2jI Pearl st., N. Y.
Sept 4, '67-Gmos.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-18
JURY COMMISSIONERS.

al so make known that by an Act entitled IAN Act
ot the better snd more impartial selection Of persons
to jurors in each OF the counties of this Com
monwealth,' approved the 10th day Of April A. D 1867
II is directed as followsi
That at the general election to be held the sec
ond Tuesday of October, A. D. thousand eight hun
dred and sxtyseyen and trienaiay thereafter at such
election the qualified electors Of the several counties of
this Commonwealth shall elect in the manner now pro-
vided by law for the selection Of other county GERS
two sober intelligent and udicous persons to serve as
Jury Commissioners in each of said counties for the
period Of three years ensnng their elections but the
person, persons shall not be eligible for re-
election more than in any period Of six years Pro
yDKD, That each Of said qualified electors shall for
person only Jury Commissioner and the per-
having the great number Of votes foi Jury Com
missioner, shall be duly elected Jury Commissioners
such county.
And the Return Judges OF the respective districts
Aforesaid are hereby required to meet at the Court
House, ia Butler, Friday next October 12h after
the second Tuesday in October NEXT then and hereaf
ter to perform these things required by Law
Given under my hand and seal Butler the 10th Of
Septembr, in the year of Lord, Eighteen Hundred
and sixty seven and of the Independence Of the Uni
ted States the Niniy-hrst.
JAMES B. sIpREY Sheriff
sherihs Office, Bnter, Pa. sept. lo, 1881.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-18
DR. scHeNcks NoRAKs pILLs A suesT


TuTE FOR CALoMEL.-These Pills are composed
of various roots having the power to relax the
tions Of the liver promptly and ehectuaIly 'bue
pill mercury, and without producing my of those
dsagreeable dangerous fleets which ofen follow the
of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, they promote the discharge Of vtiated
bile and remove those obstruct the liver and
hillary ducts which the of bilious affections in
general.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head.
ache and all disorders of the Liver Indicated by sallow
skin, coated tongue, costiveness, drowsiness, and
the liver is in torpid obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage / N
all when purgatse Alternative medicine is
quired.
Please ask for " DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills" and
observe that the kenessos Of the Doctor the
Government sanpone when in the last stage of Con-
sumption, and tho other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers Price cents per
box. Principal Office, No 10 Moth 9Th Street Phila-
delphia Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes Co, 81
Park Row. New York; S. S. Hlnce, 1Os Baltimore St.
Baltimore Nd; John D. Park, N. f. of Fourth hnd
Walnut St., Cincinnati Ohio; Walker Taylor, 1874 and
1s6 Wabash Avenue, Ohiougo, ILL.,; Collins Brothers
s. w Of Second and Vine sts., st. Louis, Mo.
f4th 4 bth W. ea mo iy.1
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-18
Teachers Examinations.

E,AIRyIEw, September 0; Martinsburg Sept. 10 ;
Il Six Points, Sept. IL Jamison s. II. September IL
Washington, Sept la; Middletewn sept. "a; sunbury
Sept 10 Brownington, Sept II Anandale, Sept, 2}
Murrnsvillc, Sept. "a Harrisve, Sept. Is; Centre
ville Sept 26; Keys 5. II (worth) Sept 81 Porters-
ville Sept Is, Unionsie. Oct, 81 Mllingers IL Oct
4; Lanes S. H., Oct s; whesown, Gct.7, Middle Ian
caster Oct. s; Harmony, Oct o. Sample :. IL. (Cr=n-
berry, Oct 10; Douthett 8. II tAdams) Oct. IL Ftz-
simmons s. Ii. (Fotwardl Oct 12 Mahood S. Ii. Oct IL
Glade Mill s. II. Oct. 49, Lardn's Mill, Oct 16 Kelly
Dale Oct IL Saxonburg, Oct IS; Denny s. II. (win-
feld) Oct 2l Gallaher s. H. (Clearield) Oct % Rel
Der II. Oct. % Cuhbert s. II. (Butler tp-) Oct. a.
Special Examinations, November 2nd 10th aud 3Cth,
and December 18th and 2Sth, at Butler Actual appl,
cants be examined in the district where thcy
pect to teach see School Law No person receive
Certicate as teacher who has not fair Knowledge OF
Orthography. Reading, Writing Mental and Written
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, History Of
U. s., Snd Theory Of Teaching; can Certificate
be Issued TO any using intoxicating drinks a bey
erage, (See new law passed April 3D..
Applicants should read the School law very carefully
before examination thav those who arerefused
tcates, may suspect the Teachers who failed
entirely last winter ueed not apply. Each applicant
must present the examination with essay (origina
educational subject at least throe ges fools
cap. No private examinations, extensions renewals
JOHN II. CRAFTY, Co. sup't.
Bu tier August 2S 1867.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-18
NOTICE.

TN the matter Of the petition of Robert M'Keo for
discharge Admir- of estate Of Philip Croop. decd
To Sarah Ann Boyd formerly DuffordL Catharipe
Kupod formerly DuffJrdl, and Mary Magdalena Duff
ford, chiliren and heirs Of Susan Duord formerly
Susan Croop Greeting: Take notice that You and
ry Of you hereby cited TO be aud appear before
Judges at ordhans Court to be held Butler, in
and for the county of Butler Pa, the 4th Monday
aud there show why the above said prayer Of
the .toBer should not be granted above prayed
for. BY the Court
sept. 4, 67-3t) 2. NJ. EASTMAN Cl'k o. G.
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Petition for Partition.

IN the matter Of the petition Of Mrs Bhry Callen
i widow Of Michael Callen, late of Clearfield town
ship, dec'd for 4 writ of partition.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county, No. IT June
Term, 1867.
And now to-wlt August 3lst. A. D. 1867, the pc
tition of Mrs. Mary Callen, widow Of Af,hsel Calen
late of Clearfeld township, deed, presented and
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
setting forth that her said husband Michael Callen,
lately died after first having made his last will and
testament which is duly pr0bated and recorded in the
refused and sill refuses to accept the provisions made
for herand leaving your petitioner, his widow, aud
the following heirs to wit Mary Ann Callcn Of age
and single and resides somewhere in Kentucky, the
place not known to your petitioner, and Sarah Jane
Callen, now DUff, inermarried with Dennis Duff.
and resides, it is believed in Wesmcreland Pa, when
last heard from, your petitioner who Is also ago and
other heirs or children thought to be alive. And
that the deceased died seized his deBeRse Of fee
in and to certain messuage OF tract Of land situate in
Clearfeld township county and State aforesaid ad Join
ing lands of John O'Donnell Henry slator Pat Nc
Grady, and others, and containing seventy.ye acres
less, with the appurtenances. Your petitioner
therefore prays your HOnors to award inquest 10
make partition of the premises aforesaid to and among
the children and representatives of said deceased in
such and in such proportions by the laws Of
this Commonwealth is directed II such partition be
msde without prejudice to spelling the whole; but
such partition cannot made thereof aforesaid then
to value aud apprse the aad make report
proceedings herein according to law And she will
pray &c, MARY CALLEN,
Butler County, S.:
And now therefore. you, the said Mary Ann Callen
OF Michael Calen, late of Clearfed township decd
and each Of you hereby cited to no and appear
fore ot judges at the Orphans lCourt to be held
Butler, in and for the county of Butler, the 4th
NJ onday of September next it being tho sd day of
said month"; to show cause II any you may have, why
witt of partition should dot be granted prayed
Rule returnable to next term. Blythe Court
FRANK NJ. EASTMAN,
sep. T. 4w. Clerk Of Orphans Court
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J. r. Speer, M. D. & A M. Speer, M. D.
AFING associated themselves together in the prac-
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For Sale.

VyHE subscriber offers for sale two Of land stu
i ate In Cherry township, Butler county, Pa four
miles North Of sunbury, the Graded Road leading
from Butler to Franklin. The improvements a
dwelling house, stable, and splendid we'll. Also fine
selection OF choice fruit trees.
FOR TERMS. apply 70 persons residing on the prem
isss. fsepfi ~ SARAH ADA1R.