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ft He 4farmc*'«s Jlcjiaxtmcnt,
Manures—Their Increase and Pres
er ation.
However much rany hav» been said
on this subject, it does not geern to
have had the d sired effect, when we
see so many of those who are consid
ered ns our best farmers, neglect to
take any steps toward promoting this
end ; who instead of devising means for
increasing its amount, not even suf
fer a large part of that already ob
tained to be wasted. Now, I believe
that most of those who permit this
arc entirely ignorant of the great
injury they are doing themselves, and
there" may be a few who, though
thev have find theirattention called to
it. yet fail to adopt any means for reme
dying so great an evil.
I will endeavor to point out a few
of the most prominent sources of
waste, and the means by which thes
may be obviated.
to begin with the most important
<>f all manures, which is tiiat obtain
ed from our stables and cow houses
and'which is usually thrown out into
ill' birn-Vitrds tor.-main there with
out protection from the weather, un
til alter it has bet n soaked l.s ran
a''ter rain, it is carried out into the
fields to restore th" waste occasion* 1
by the removal of preceding crops.
Now ii t'i- «\.i>ie, :fV i -oakinir
through the manure, and extracting j
from it a large amount of its useful
llCß . WHS r. Intt'v "MC I bf firftj
caught in tanks, the loss would not !
b as much ielt ; but even tills is in
d rie, anil its barns nr" generally
built on the side of a hill when possi
ble, the water which fulls into their
yards runs off almost immediately;
and when not so situated, drains are
usually cut, Ironi lUt-m to pcnii't n
to escape, and thus a i|iiantityof tin
most fertile part of the manure is
lost.
Now. this lo.«s could easily be pre
vented, and with slight expense, In
the erection of a shed under whic.i
the manure could be stowed, or what
would be better still, if a covered pit
could be prepared in which it might
be deposited, and any expense incitr
d in this way would soon be re
paid.
Ammonia is also constantly es
caping from the manure in the form of
I :us, ami as it js a .-iibstaiicc wliiih
contains a lartre amount of nitrogen,
which is especially beneficial to crops,
it would be well if it were also saved.
Now, this can be accomplished by the
application ol several substances t<
the manure, among the cheapest and
best of which is the sulphate of linit
or plaster of Paris, and it does it;
this way ; the sulpheric acid in the
.iulphnte of lime has a greater afTini
ty for the ammonia than it has for
t >e lime, and t therefore leaves 'lie
lime and attaches itself to the ammo
iia. formi'ig the sulphate if ammo
nia, which is a fixed sa't.
Hence the frequent application to
the manure, particularly that just car
ried from the stable, of a little of tin
plaster, would greatly prevent the
escape of this gas.
There is yet another point to which
I would call attention, and this is the
way by which wo can increase our
stock of manure ; and though they
arc many I will speak of two of the
uost prominent : —The first is bv tin
means of the compost heap, and the
second by the pig pen. If vou will
only give your pigs the material, th"
quantity of manure they will make
will be immense. Old straw an I has
can be given them with advantage,
but still better than these are dead
leaves ; you may fill the pen half full
of them, and they ssill soon be con
verted into the best of manure.—Ger
mantown Telegraph. '
A REBEL 1)OO CAPTURED.—An officer
who eaine up from City I'oint to-day h .1
with him an ugly looking specimen of the
•onus canine, which h» guarded vers
carefully. The dog, it appears, svas a
great pet with both our own ami the reb
el pickets in front of Hancock's corjs.
i he dog had beeu trained to carry messan
-Os between the pickets. A rebel paper
would be placed in his mouth and lie
would scamper to the Union lines, deliv
er up the paper and return with a north
ern paper. He has been entrusted svith
packages of coflee and tobacco, and al
ways delivered them promptly and safe
ly. 'i he rebels, however, tried to make
• use of him for transmitting information
from ono portion of their lines to another,
and the four-legged messenger having
been caught with one of these messages,
he was confiscated and brought North.—
Washington Star, Oct. 14.
{toT General J < lin A. Logan is re
sponsible for the statement that William
J. Allen, the Copperhead candidate for
Congress in the Thirteenth District, 111.,
proposed to him in the beginning of the
rebellion to divide the State of Illinois on
the lino of the Ohio and Mississippi rail
road, and that the lower half should join
the Southern Confederacy.
I®* Pes Moines, Ottumwa, and other
towns in Western lowa, and along the bor
der. have had a slight scare from a raid
of five liuudred Missouri guerrillas, men
who cut the throats of Unionists, cheer
for McClellan, and vote Copperhead tick
ets. The gallant lowans were up and
ready for them, aud soon put the murder
ous gang on the McClellan march—in
full retreat.
SIIEBIFF'B HOTICCS.
(>r,\i;n\L i i.ic riov
PROCLAMATION.
\ TTHERRAf 1 . ill and by an Ai tof the General Assem-
W lily f»t the Commonwealth ««f Pewlsvlranla "An
;u -t to regulate the General fcl«'cti >ns of tjiU Common
wealth," it I* enjoined upon me to (five public notice of
■Mich election, and to «niiin»*mtn In sorb notice® what oftl-
J. WIM MM O. IIRACS
EKRIDCIBi 11 itch Sheritl of the comity of Butler,
giv« notice that it General fclet-t lon will ho held
in the -aid county, on Tuesday the Stli flay of
November t ie several KlectlonDidricts, viz
'l'he electors of Adams township, at the house of J. S.
PouUiett,
The electors of Allegheny township, at the hoube of
James M'.Mahau gr.
The electors of lluffalo township, at the house of Rob
ert J. Gregg, now (Ivorgo Truby.
The electors of Uutler township, at the houge of Mrs.
Fuller.
The electors of Brady township, at the bonne of Zepli
ani ill Snyder.
The electors of Clearfield township, at the house of
John (1 recti.
The electors of Clinton township, at the house of John
Riddle.
The electors of Concord town hip, at the house of John
M'Langhlin.
The electors of Centre township, at the house of John
II .'.II.
The electors of Clav township, at the house of Wll
- i.tin M Cell.
The electors of Cherry township, at the house of W m.
Lind«ev.
The el't tors <>f Connouuenesslng township, at the
If use of M. K. White, in \\ blteslown.
The electors of Cranberry township, at the house of
Smith Rice.
The electors of DONEGAL township, at thu house of Mrs.
A. I>. W He.-*, in Miller-!..«n.
The electors of Fairrlew township, at the house of
Robert Ray.
The electors of Forward township, at the house of
It. I.ert DROWN.
Tho electors of Franklin township, at the School-house,
in the borough of Prospect.
The el" TORN I f Jack>«»n township, at the HOUSE of
Henry Wolf, NOW JN. 8C h »ene, in llarmouv.
The electors of Jeffer-on township, at the hollfte of-
Thonitts H »Ldi, deceased.
The elect. >I sT I Lancaster township, ut the public
Schoo|.|iou-e NO 5.
The ELECT 112 Middlesex township, at the hjuse of
(Joorge Cooper.
THE ''LET toi :4 112 Mill* township,at the house of Ilobt.
Gilchrist.
j 1 lie e'.eet NO! Muddycreek township, at the Town
t llall. In Portersvllle.
I Ylie eld .IH . I Mercer township, at the Town llall, in
the borough of lluriisviile.
The electors of Oakland township, at the house of
Will.urn M Clung,
j The elector* ->!' P:u ker township, st the house of John
j M II t in. now JI lin Kelly, iu Mai tiusburg.
The electors *»f L'eun towuship, ut tue houuc of Will
luui Fisher.
The electors of Summit township, at the house of Ad
am Frederick.
The ELECTOR* "F Fllpperyrock t .wnshlp, nt IHC School-
IN I:-R at the FCORTH END < I tho hor.-ugh of (>ntreville.
The eh-ct- rsof Venango township, ut the house of
James Kiihle.
Thei lectors of Wlufleld township, at the Pchool-hoUsc
No, O, in said township.
Th« elect' 'l" IF islilngton township, at tho Town
llall, in North \\ >. lungton.
The elevt- I- < 112 U orth township, at the house of WM.
Humphreys.
'I IN- EL-CIOI K»..| the RoroughofUutler,at tho Court hotve,
ID SFU I I. M-.U-H.
The e!. ci..l-< OF tho borough of Centrevllle, nt the
. School House, In said borough.
The eh- TORS of tlie I.MIROTIGH of Zelienoplc, at the Coun
cil lions**, in said borough.
At which tlinoand PLACES the I|uallflcd citizens will
elect by ballot —
One person for President of the Uni
ted State?.
One person for Vice President of tho
United States.
Hcdtw is Ilerebj Given,
' That every person, excepting Justices of the Peace
who KHALI hold any ollh-e ••! profit or trust under the
liover 'linieut of the I nited State- or of this St LITE, or «»f
, any city or in<-. rpornteii district whether ncommission
ed ..HI er OR agent, who B or shall be employed un*)er the
LEGISLATIVE. I ,\e.ntive OR Judiciary dcj.-irtuient .»L' this
I STATE, or ~I the L'uiteil States, orauy city or incorporate! I
district, and nls.» tint en-ry member ol Congre.-s «nd the
SI ite heui-ilatute, an. l < \ the Select or Common Council
■ I an> - iI Y. < I «' (»f any incorporated district,
IL by law inc,l|<:tbln of liol-ling or exercising at the same
time the oliic'l OR appointment of ' Judge. Inspector, or
j Clerk OF son • !■ •ti.-n this Coiumonwea'.th, audthatiio
'• Judge. In-pector, or I ther officer of : U«-h election shall
be el IF ible T > any ofllce \Vlien voted for.
An* 1 the R- .!•! Act of A --ombly, euliti".! " An Act rela
| ting T ' the electioisef this Commonwealth," passed Ju
ly :M, 1 S:N», provides hh f.<lhiws, to wit :
• Th.it the Judgnand Inspectors, chosen as aforesaid,
(•ball meet at their respective places appolntinl for hold-
I III;I the election in the district to which they respectively
, I .eTong. beforeo'CLOCK In the morning of the second
I uesda v of OCTOBER, in each and every year, and each of
the Inspect us shall "ppoiut one clerk, who shall be
a <|ualiiled voter of 9 tld district."
••Inra e the p< »-on wli » should reccive A thesecond high- I
E-T number of VOTES for Inspector shall not attend on the j
day of any election, then the person who shall have re- 1
ceiv.NL the SM >hd!liglje-t llUllll'el of Votes for Judge at
the next preceding election, shall act as Inspector in his
place, AMI In R 1 -e the PERSON who shall have re<-elveil the ;
iiighest uuniher of votes f.»r inspector shall not attend, I
the PU SENT ELECTION Jiitlge shall appoint an inspector in
his place, and in case tho person elected Judge shall not
• attend, then the iu-pector who received the highest mini
her "T TOTT • SHALL appoint a Judge in his place: and if
NN\ MI.MU'-V -hall continue in the boanl for the space ol
ONE H- TII afierthe time FIXED by law for the opening of
th* 'DEC! ion, the •pialifled voters of the township, ward,
. or district, for which such officers shall hare been elect
ed, the \otcts present at the place of election, shall elect
ON . 112 th» ii number TO fill SUCH vacancy.
•• It shall he the duty of -aid Assessors, respectively,
1 to attend at the place of holding every general, special
, or township election, during the time said ELECTIONS
open. f.»I the purpose of giving information to the In
[• spe< tors antl Judges, wlien called on, in relation to the
rights of any PER-T JI HSSESSED by them t>> vote at stich
J electhiii,or such other matter in relation to THE ASSESS
MENT of votei s -S the said Inspectors or Judges, or eith
er OF them, shall from time t<> time require."
'• No person .-hull HE permitted to 'vote at any election
a* aforesaid, other than a white freeman, of 21 years or
» uiore, who sh.-DL have resided in this State at le.ist one
3 E ir. and in the election di-trict wln re he oflers to vote
I at least ten days IMMEDIATELY preceding the election, and
V thin two 3 e T-S PU L a .-STAT •or county tax, which shall
have been SSSE-\ED at lo»«t ten days before the election ;
, but aclti/( nof the United States, who had been previ
ously a qualified voter of this State and REMOVED tliere-
T ft. •in ami letuilied, and who shall have re.-I ed in the
election district, HII<I paid taxes a- aforesaid,shall heenti
, tied t > vote after residing in the State nix months; Pro
-1 vided. that the white tie'-men, citi/ena of the United
» Sia'es, between the age of *2l and '2*2 years and having re
. - >LRD in this State one year, and in the district ten days
asaf re..id. shall be entitled to vote, although they have
not paid taxes
" No pei>.>N*hall be entitled to vole whose name is
not couiaineil in the list of taxable iuhaWitants furnish
ed by the nnless he produce a receipt
for the payment, within two years, of A State or county
t;<x. a--. -. ed agreeably to the Constitution, or given sat
iftf.U tory evidouce, either on his oath, of affirmation of
r -ii Char, thai ba h•- paid such tux, oti fdlart TOATRUT are
I such a receipt IHALL make oath o{ the panftnl tlnteot.
or 11.1 if ho claims to he an ehs lor uei ween the age
of 21 and years, he shall deposeoit oath or afflrinatlon
that he the State at least one year next before
his application, and make mich proof of HU residence in
TH*' dist li< t A-I 1 equii e I by this Act, and that lie tloes
\erily believe, fioiu thu account given him, that he is of
theage aforesaid, and give such other evidence as is re
quired by this Act . whereupon, the name of the person
a- admitted to vote, idiall be inserted In tho alphabetical
LINT by the Inspector, and a note made opp« site thereto
by writing the won£"Tair," if he shall he permitted to
V0 te by I-A-011 of having paid a tax. OR the word " Age."
If he shall he admitted on account of his age and in eith
er case flu reason of such vote shall bo called out to the
clerks, who shaß make the like note iu the list of rbters
kept by them.
In all case 1 where the name of the person claiming to
vote is not f.iundin tlH'li-t furnished by the Commission
ern and Assessor, or lii.s right to vote, whether found there
or not. Is objected to by one qualified citizen, it shall be
the duty of the Inspector to examine such person on oath
as to his quallffc ttions and if he claims to have resided iu
the State one year or more, hi- oath shall be sufficient
proof thereof, hut he shall make proof by at least one
competent witness, who shall be a ijuaiifled elector, that
he has resided in the district for more than ten days next
immediately pre* ceding said election, and shall himself
swear to his bona fide residence in pursuance of hi" lawful
calling i» within the district ami not for the purpose of
•voting therein."
"If any person shall prevent, or attempt to prevent any
officer of any election under this Act/rom holding such
election, or use or threaten any violence to any such offi
cer, or shall interrupt or improperly iutcrfere with him
in the execution of hia duty, or block up,or attempt to
block up the window, or the avcuueto any window where
the same may be holden, or shall riotously disturb the
- peace of such election, or shall use or practice any Intim
idation, threaten force or violence with the design to in
fluence unduly, or overpower any elector, or tu prevent
hint from voting or to restrain the freedom of his choice,
such person, 011 conviction, shall be fined any sumjiot ex
1. ceeding five hundred dollnrs, and be imprisoned for any
time not exceeding twelve months; and if It shall be
[j shown to the Court where the trial of such ofTence shall
be had. that the person offending was not a resident of
r c »ty. ward, district or township where the said offence
was committed, an-1 not entitled to a rote therein, then
on conviction, he *hnil be sentenced to pay a fine not le*s
than one hundred, ur more than one thousand dollars, and
C to be imprisoned not less than six months nor more than
two years."
fl ** And if any person or persons shall make any bet or
wager upon tli« results of any election within this Com-
I- mouwealth, or shall offer to make any such bet or wager,
either by verbal proclamation thereof, or otherwise, he
II or they -I.ail forfeit three times the amount 90 bet or of
fered to bet."
M If any person not by law qualified, shall fraudulently
vote at any election within this Commonwealth or being
Otherwise t|u>ilifii*d, shall vote out of his proper district,
I* °, r *.?- V ,J >enHin knowing tho want of such qualification
shall aid or procure such person to vote, the person or
persons so offending, shall, 011 conviction be fined any sum
uot exceeding two hundred dollars and be imprisoned for
J any t. nu not exce«*ding three months."
"If any person shall vote at more than one electiondis
\\ trict. or otherwise fraudulently vote and deliver to the
Inspector two tickets together, with intent to illegally
r vote, or shall vide the same; or if any pet sou shall ad
vise or procure another to do so, lie of they so offending
- shall, on conviction, be fined In anV sum not less than fif
ty*nor more than fi'o hundred dollars aud IK- imprison
-1 e>l for any term not lees thun three, or more than twelve
months."
"If any person qualified to vote in this Common
wealth. agreeably to the law, (except the sons of qualifl
-3 el citizens,) shall appear at any place of election for the
purpose of isnuing tickets,of of influencing the citizen*
qualified to vote, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay
any mm not exceeding one hundred dollar* for every
such offence. and In? impri«»iied Tor any term no| exceed
ing three months."
And the Return Judges of the respective districts afurtv
said, are hereby required t-> meet at the Court Howe, In
Butler, on Friday tiext (October 14th) after the second
Tuesday in October next, then and thereafter to perform
those tilings requirei by law.
(liven under my hand and deal at Bntler, this 15tli day
of August, in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
and Blxty-fonr, and of the Independence of the United
State* the eighty-ninth.
W . O.BBACK EN RIDGE, Sheriff.
Butler, Oct. 20, 1864. • •
AMERICAN CITIZEN
Job Print i iigO fflcd
Ornamental, Plain, Fancy, Card, Book
AND
C:EMML m PflJimflß,
Corner of Main nnd Jefferson Streets,
Op pOHltf JtH'k'H Uot«'l,
BBwa «■«»*• ■»««.
WE AUK PREPARED TO PIIIMT,ON SHORT NOTICE
Bill I lead J. Books, Pruggist l.nliels. Pro
grammes, Constitutions, Cheeks, Notes.
Prafts, Blanks, Business Cards. Visiting
('arils. Show Cards, Pamphlets. Posters.
Bills of i r !ire. Order Books. I'aper Hooks
Billets, Sale Bills. &c.
BEINO POHNISHKII WITII
The Most Approvod Hand Presses
AMI
THK LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Type, Borders, Ornamcnti. Rules, Cu«s, Ac.,
IN TIIR COUNTY,
We will execute everything in the line of
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PRINTING
NEAT!.*, I'IIOMPTLY, AMD AT ttKAXUXAni.K JI.tTIS,
In a Ftyle to excel any establishment at
home, and compete with any abroad.
po9« a s n«>«a
Are employed i:i every branch of tlie
business, and wc endeavor to meet tire
wants of the community, and tore
tain the honorable distinction which has
been already conceded to this establish
ment, for
•i; VsTn IX COMPOHTTION
AM)
Elef.'.'flnee in I'rePH Worlt,
Tn all the essentials of Cheap Printing
Mood I'aper, Tasteful Composition, Mean
titul Press Work, and DISPATCH, we in
vito comparison, from gcttjiift out a Card
if a single line to an illuminated Poster.
>r a work of any number of pages.
mh'Ml %•»•:*<* i »»»• i^iTisi'trTs.
I.A TV i:, Jt'AHOY A- CO.
IIK A I.KFIH IN FORKKIN AND
I>OTIi;STE< I»2SY OOOBM,
JVO, L.LO, Federal Street,
(SECOND DOOR RELOW XKW MARKET HOUSE.)
Allegheny <'itv. l*a.
Pop. a.
MARTIN KEIBER. -OEO. WECKBECKKR
STOVJSS AND PLOUGHS.
-i—T ,mr,,r \\ T I ICR BECK Kit klt EI BElt.—Foun
jJ » H ders—l mmlrv North of the bor
"I ' ji.' .. *4 niirh of Hutler. where Stoves, Ploughs
■»nd other raslimr* are made mi short no
WI& " ce * Their ware-room Is on Main Street
first d'»or \o» th of' Jack's Hotel, where you will And Stovei
of all sizes and patrons. They al«o keep on band a largi
stock of Plough*, which they Hell as cheap «s they can b<
bought lit anv other e-tahlishuKMit in the county.
Dec. 0,18«:iV:tf
A I: W I I V H"N I JSM M I I< > I*.
lX>
<=>
ae w- 5
m V IT—v-i
*, :^
"""im
vTZtsTO- -A.- SEDWICK,
U"A VINO opened a new Harness Shop, opposlti
lloyd's Buildings, Hutler. Pa., will keep constant h
on hand' .■ lartfo a-+.rtment of Saddle*. Harness, an',
every thin .in tilh line of business. which he offers a
prices to siiit the times. Work of all kinds manufacture!
to order, and repairing done on short notice,
Dec. 0, JOHN A. SEDWICK.
sriKi i:<> \ i > i :M isr's,
DRS.S. R. &C. L. DIEFFENBACHER
A It K prepared to itiser
a «/ t J\ artificial de u tui Ie i
./,#» twxzx'z::
**\rrj t'' *-« t onVulcanlte.Cora
..iZjSghz• t e. Hold. Silver Platina
improvementsin dentis
« - 112 should ted fail li
"f/* r~?vC ' *"V >3 ' examine their new style:
of Vuleaniteaml C'oraliti
work. Filling, cleaning
extracting ami mljlisting the teeth done with the ben
materials and in the best manner. Particulnf attentioi
pniil to children's teeth. As liiet hanlcfl. they defy com
petition; as operator* th«-y rank among the best. Char
nt -modi rate. Advice fn 112 charge. Oillce — In Boydt
Ituiiding .letter?'U Street, Uutler Pa.
Dec. 9,18H3,:::tf.
ilfllt
- ri lit* subscriber, grate
c °. S) _ I ful to bis old fiiendi
x v. _ u r A and customers for past
' favors, Houldanr.ounct
* 112 to tl^public thathe ha*
<4V V- -K^jWr» i-»'uc stiK u of
i r>A!2 SAUDM S.
•c. I -4 f\ i'V IIA It N ESS
S.L- y A -Vi «HIPS Ac
/ At hls/dd stand, when
-- times to serve those whe
inay favor him with n
rail. He Inconstantly manufactui inc, riud keepsoaband
the very b"Ht assortment of
T It U X 84 N.
All work warrantM. Repairing done on the shorted
notice and most fuvorabli terms.
Dec. H, IWW. J. J. SEDWICK.
rilll K would respect folly inform the public,
I that they have entered into Partnership, in the
17 lulcrtakl nj* iltislncNs,
and hereby solicit the the public.
They are proviiled with a ne;it Hearse: and have on
hand ;• larg» quantity of the v«-rv b -t material, and arc
fully prepare*! to furnisli C ollins of HII kinds on short
notice. They will have on hands constantly a variety ol
Cofflns fini«hed to suit purchasers, and on the m<**t rea
sonable terms.
They will also furnish Carriages nnd conveyance* for
Funeial occasions when reque,-t«l. Ware Booms, on
Jefferson street, 2 doors West of American Citizen office
(S. C. liOESSING,
Bntler. July 20,1864::tf. GEOROK W . KB A.
R, fa. M'LUR£:V
Attorney at Law,
AND
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT.
Owe*, N. E. corner of Diamond, Uutler, Pa.
Feb. 3,1804::tf.
" X M. NP.YMAN, M. D.
Phyniclan aiul
Office immediatelyopposito Walker's buildings,
Hutler I'M.
Dec. J). lSfi3::tf.
CHARLES MCCASI>L.U»S..» HUGH C. GRAHAM..
McCAND^ESS& GRAHAM,
Attorneys' »l Law.
Office on the South-west corner of the Diamond, Butler, Pa
AL-o.CI. AIM AGENTS for securing'/Vn#iow*, Arrears
of J\iy and llnunti/ Money, for Soildlers, or if they are
dead, fir their legal representatives. In prosecuting Sol
diers Claims, or those of their Representatives, no charge
until collected.
Dec. 9. lSoa::tf.
3DK. CABX. ILLIUG, ~
Pliy«lciaii and Nur(;eoii.
Office In Boyd'* Building", cornef of Jeffers«>n and Main
Streets, «»ne door South of Dr. Bell's Druir Store.
Sept. 7,184V4::tf. BUTLEK. PA.
niHCELLAXEOIS XOTICEN.
THEWORLD
nronght rl«lit In tlio Very
Midst of BUTLER,
SITUATE ON MAIN STREET.
«#»T- _ Wni.nr. the " Wander
or.'' in watch of fine
«*"Tubacco, Sniilf and Ci
f' -*£ "N.f'JK gars, nniy 44 readily"
perceive a quiet ltidi
n box,with • outstretch-
Mnnofactu i»■ n»l
Hosier in nil kinds of
Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars.
Having been dnly appointed a "Committee of Six," to
priced t<> part* beyond these diggins, to procure for the
citizen*of Butler, and all other* Whoinny twor him with
a call, the choicest article* In hi* line, Would respectfully
represent: that In pnr*tmnce of hi* appointment, helm*
been successful in collecting " tall specimens" of the best
articles oyer found in Butler! He would also further
represent: that he fe«ds grateful totho public for the fa
vors conferred upon him, in 44 day* gone by," and hope*
he will merit a contiduation of their patronage in "days
that are to come."
11l couclu.don, he beg* leave to make the following re
mai k : tliathe ha* n Utile the best article* in Ills line,that
are to be foil ml from the 44 < entre tot li»* circumference"
of Pennsylvania. and indeed, he might safely add. the
United States of North America, the Brlti*h Possessions,
or the California*, I needing the mouth of the Columbia
river, all alone the coast of Oregon, up n* high as tin'
parallel of'• Phlfty I'hotir Pborty." lie HUMBLY soli
cits the custom of all the •' D&ir /¥ef#/*"of Butler, or any
way faring man who tuny chance to make his transit across
thediscof Butler. •" s.j.«ern within her leaders for 44 a
season." feeling confident he will give ant infliction, both as
regards price and quality. Come and examine for your
selves! Dua't putitufTir Procrastination Ist lie thief ol
time!!! GEOBGB VOGELEY, Jr.
Butler. Pa.. May 11. l«64::2mo.
RfDICK'SDRUG STORE,
Opposite* SfincN Store,
DRUGS,
DRUGS,
DRUGS,
MKTHCIN ES, M RBTCIN ES,
MKDR'INEfI, MEDICINES,
RIEDICIN ES. M EDICIN HP,
DYES,
DY ES,
BYES.
PAINTS, PAINTS PAINTS,
I'ure Liquors for Medical use only.
Soda, Cream Tarter etc. etc.
French end American Perfumery, and Toilet article*.—
Brushes, Trusses and all articles in the Drug line, of the
liest qiialjt v and at fairest rates.
Dec. 9, IW»3.
MRU HILL NURSERY,
\i:ak hi tij;k. pa.
rpilß undersigned would respectfully inform the puMlr
I generally. that he Is now fully prepared t<. furnish
them with the choicest variety and very let quality ol
all kinds of fruit trees. Dating the hud summer be ha*
made large additions to hi* stock of Fruit and Ornamen
tal tree*, and has on baud a larger and better quality an«l
variety thou has ever been offered in this county Con
sisting of
SUMMER, WINTER &. FALL APPLES.
PEACHES PEARS AND CIIBURIES, also, STRAW
BEBRI ES of the very finest quality—different kinds ol
Rheubarb. A Splendid lot of Evergreens and a great
variety of Promise uous tree* for ornament and shades.-
All of which, we propose to pell on as lea*iamble teiUH
as the same quality mid varieties can bo. bad for, from
any agencv or establishment In the country.
Jan. 0, 1804. SILAS PEA RGB A SONS.
COMIP l»ltl U NTOKII.
I>i 4 . •Tamos IK. 11011,
Boyd's Building. Bntfer. Pa.
DEALER in nil kind*of Drug*and ('heinlcnb
Oil*, Paints and YarniMh. Also, Benzole, Tai
Also, all kind* of Brushes. All kinds oi
rfr Lamps. Lamp Shades and Chimney*.
jjlPWlt Al*o, a full assortment of Orocerie . Tabam
Also, a full assortment of Confectioneries ami
Nuts. Also Green nod Dried fruit. Ai*ofl great variety
of notions. Liquors of all kinds for Medical and Sacrl
menial purpose*. Also Stationery, consisting of Paper
Envelop*, pens Pencils, B1 ink Book", Pass Book, Slate,
an I a full assortment of Shoa-ffndlngs.
If you wish to purcltn -• flno glass ware of any klnt
this Is the place to put it cheap.
XA.OICS HOTEL
M. 3rAC* KIJ, I'roprlclor,
Corner of Main n»i«l JcT ersnn treets,
flutter, I'n.
March in. IPC4.
IMtOIICMNIOIVA I.(A aSS>S.
W. It. 11. RltiKLB J. n. CLARK
1 IBM fcQLAttK,
Attorneys; 1 ' at Law,
Oilier, one Door South af nPAboy'* Hfort
llti t lrr, I'n,
Will attend tonll business entrusted to them, promptly
Also Li< I:NI rnCuui AOKNTS, for receiving PEXMO.V*
BOU.NTIKH, BACK I'AY for soldiers or their representatives
t* u * No charge until claims arc collected.
A<ltiiiniMlr»lor'N Police.
ESTATE or JOHM BRANT nr.c"n.
11THEREAH betters of Administration to the estatr
\ V of .Iwhn Brant, decM. hate been duly grante-i to tin
subscriber, all person* indebted to said estate, are hereby
requested to make immediate payment, and th«»*e hav
ing claim! against the estate of the dee'd. will presciil
the same, properly authenticated for settlement.
S. H.MOORE, Ad'tn.
Oct. 5,1804::flt
KxrcufurN Kollrc.
lITIIEKEAS. Letters Testamentary, with the will
V annexed, have this day been duiv issued by tin
Register, to,l. M.Glenn, and J. M'Cleymorids, Ejjecnton
of John Glenn, dee'd., therefore, all persons indebted
tudd estate. a r s requested to mnk" immediate payment,
and those having claim* or demands agi'.iust tlie same
will present them property authenticated for settlement
.1 M.GLENN,
Oct. 5, IBG4::Gt. J. McCLEYMOMDS Ex'rs,
3STEW STORE.
rpil E undersigned wishes to inf<am his ohl friends, and
I the public generally, that owing to the fortune*
war, he has been compel lad to resume business at the old
stand, at IS 11 <>\V >i I> A 1 Jbi, Butler coun
ty, Pa., f.l. 11. Douthelt having gone into the service ol
hi* country.) II • would therefore, solicit the patronage
of hi* old customers and any other that may see Ist to
give him a call.
The books and other accounts of the Inte firm <<f J. 11.
A R. M Douthctt, are left in my hands tor iHtlcnmnt,
where those interested can call.
Sept 14, IMV4::3t. R. >|. DOCJIIBTT.
Notice.
\LL person* indebted to the undersign ed, for in*u
rance and service of bis hor*fr TOPGALLANT, ren
deivdat the stand in Butler, are hereby notified, that
their account* are lcft with Geo. C. Roessing l-*q., to
whom they are requeeted to make payment, a* their ree
pectlve accounts become due.
SAMUEL UGIITCAP.
Butler Ang. 3,15G4, 3t; •
New Goods, New Goods.
\ LARGE LOT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
PLAIN AND FANCY DRBSti GOODS
VERY CHEAP,
DE LANES, ADLPACA.<
3IERINOES,
I'LAIDS, U'UIU"B
- Ae., Ac.
Long and Square Shawls,
LADIES CLOAKS,
. NEUBIEB. n ATS and HOODS,
PLAIN 4 BARRED FLANNELS
BALMORAL SKIRTrf.
HOOP SKIRTS,
LADIES SHOES, GLOVES\
GAUNTLETS,
HEAD-DRESSES,
COMBS COLLARS, Ac,
Men's Wear,
CLOT 111 NO,
BOOTS A SHOES,
WOOLEN JACKETS
READY-MADE SHIRTS
Cloth, Tweeds, Heavy Jeans, Corduroys, Catdnets, and
Over-Coating Ac., Just received by
JAMES A. NEG LEY.
South end of town, opposite Zimmerman's 1 Intel.
Sei>t. 4 25, IMM::4t
lost:
ON Wedno*«hiy. August 31, 1864, a Gold Specimen
Breiwf Pfn, sontethlng in the shape of a heart. The
fin ler will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Of
fice of the American Cittoan, or tbe subscriber.
Sept, 7.1364;*** WM. M. SHTRA-
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
Till; TKIIU *l' FOB 1M64.
prospFctus.
Tnr New Ynn« TBIOUSK, flr«t 1M.1V.1 April In, 1811,
kIH tiwli.. a iKi p-t nppri'gute circul.iti™ than an.- othar
m >v«r.A|M-r (in America, <* (wn
world. t',m,,..1M aV. nr .lnre to incrraw. the .rtca of
11. FAR ami 1™...., or nul.mit to 11.0 |>«uiilnrj run or It*
proßrtatorn from tha verjr mnunltuil" of »* clmilatlon, n
fu» pr"l"l>lv nines iuirtc.l xilli «»m« P»Hotui to whom
It* rcnuirlt.'tf'lc clinipnoas «»« » controlling rwimmonaa
tlon; l.nt other* huretiUtan their tilnce, and It hM num
more than Two ll.imlr.d ThotMMld lut.serltwr* nrul regu
lar pnn liiwcr*—on oxcewt of at •«•»! v ,l,v r j"" 1 *'"!'!
thoaa of any rirnl. An.l ll.l* nnprecailented rnrrancjr it
hintftchlcviHi hy rerv liberal a*pelnllt.ilu» 111 procuring
early nml uuthentle It,telHgance, by tha.fei.rb'"* e*r •*-
■loli of conviction*, by the fieecraliloyniontofHhnity »lnl
lllil«*try wherever It might contribute to | "
any Ilepnrtment of our eiiterj.ri*e, ami by uinlirlnkliiK
niialily t" the dictate* of Justice, lllllliaulty, aud hreo
' iTv rerv larga outlay* for early and authentic advice*
bv telegraph and oth/.uUc from it* owl, curre*pol.dMlta
with the viirio.i" an,lie* Of the Enl»n, and by .peclal ef
fort* to furiUah audi Information Market.,
Crops, new dlHcoverlac or improvemenU In Agriculture,
*R„ a* must I.PI*- Lilly interc't rarnmra.we have aanlillonaly
labored to in.-ike a journal calculated lo meet the *ant*
ami subserve till* Interest* of the Producing Classes. ~
Tlia t end WE HARE at L«*«wt measurably UTTUIUOI; F»R no
utbar iiPffHpiipcr ralnUi IN America or Europe which IN
liabltnuUy road by nearly no many fkrmeraand their fatn
ilicH AS Is Tnr Tmiiuxa io-day. We shall labor to iuerea-e
both the number and the satisfaction of this by fur the
moat numerous class of ITS PATRONS.
During the exit tance of the Whig party, thta PAPER
supported fhnt party, though alwnys ajmputhlxllig with
the more liberal, progressive, Anti-Slavery "wing theie
nf. \Vhon new issues dissolved or transformed old ORGAN I
rations through the spontaneous UPRISING of the |»e<>ple
I«F the Free State* against the repudiation of the Mbsonrl
HENACTION, The Tribune heartily participated in that
movement, and wan known as Republican. When the
long smoldering conspiracy to divide ami destroy our
country or reduce it entire to complete abasement to rhe
Slave Power culminated in overt treat n aud rebellion,
It naturally, neeewarily regarded resistance to thin con
spiracy ns paramount to all other considerations. and de
voted all itaenerglM and efforts to the maintenance of our
I'nion. In every great controversy which LIUN divided
our country, it has been found en that aide which natu
rally commands the sympathy and support of the large
uiiijorlty of school-house* and the derided minority of
grog-shoes. and SO doubtless will be to to the last.
Ardentlv desiring and Mtrlvin- for the early and endn
ring adjustment of «.nr National distractions,The Tribune
hwivea the time, the native and the conditions ol that ad
justment Implicitly to those lawfully in authority, con*
filling in their wlndom and patrioturtfi, aiixlnit* to aid
them to the utmost in their arduous an.l
nut tt> omburram them even by poMibility. Mrml.v be
lieving in the Ap'wt. lie rule—"Fir«t puie tho w
Ide"—holding that the total and final extirpation of Sla
verj Is the true and only ah- dute cure f«»r our National
Ilia—that anv ex|»edleiif that ntops almrt of this can
have but a transient and Illusory Ancrciw—we yet pro
pound no theory of "recom t ruction" nml indor-.- none
that ban b»*en pnipoiindnd by another —neithrr puiii
nor a not Whiting s, r,or any t»f tlio various (\.pperhe« i
device* for achlevln/ -pea- e by summmllug the
public into the power of Its traltonma f.»es—but, exhor
ting. the American People to have faith in tlielr Govern
ment. to ie enforce their armies and replenlah tlu ir treas
ury. we believe tint If they but do their duty, a benign
p , i u will hi dne timebilng tnla fearftal trnf •ib
Hiirh a close a* will bent stllwerve the tine giejitncH* oj
our country and the pormanent welbbelng of mankind,
We renpec.fulv solicit the anbacrlptlont »«'nl active
eve'itioiM of our ft ieuda. and of all whose views and con
victions substantially wlth«mrs.
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July 13. IWT.
A r alehe«,Vlorks A Jewelry.
TK yt»u want a gixsl Watch. Clock, or set of good Jewel
1 rv, goto tiriolw, where you can get the very best tha
m irket affords, lie keeps on ha ml. a large asMortnieu o 1
Jewelry of all style*, and in lUct everything n nally kept
u a Jewelry 8tor«. Repairing done ..'n short n 'tie*.
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atgrteil th,- department, and have p-enllar faribtiea f,.'i
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thnley. Harper, and Arthur will all three he neat on
year, on receipt
'it w,,r * v nn, l Notes on all Molvcnt hnnkf* t«ke
Be c,refill and pn v t h«. pfwtage on yoflr Mtef,
A.l.irc.-s L. A. GODEY,
H2N STREET/ RTIIHULETYHIU, L\.
GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural Journal
DEVOTED TO ss^n<
ss^n< i; LiTi;niTt he,
INCLUDING
I'ool i y,
N<»VC'lot t«'H t
Tn Irn.
I*/> MORAL AXJ> IXTII;TAT.XIXA MAVIS*
OEX KIT A LL 1 .
In the I.ilerary Department we idiitTl present tin r|i
cent varleti'w within the reach of our extern led no an
rhe Novelette«, Tahm, Poetry, Ac., Khali he -applied |'n n
hoNt ami higheat RonrrM, nnd he eqn.il to anything to he
found in any journal or magaxinc.
AGRICULTURE & HORTICULTURE
KMHRAC'ING
FARM I NO,
OARDENINO,
FRI'IT RAIHINft*. JTc.
In all their branches, AN eondnrt/% on tlio latent an
m«wt approved nyxtemH.
Onr lahori* in this department f«>r over thfrfr year
have met the cordial approbation of the puhnc.. f'u
purpose lm» heen to furnidi us«-ful and r« lialde infoin.a
t lon upon tlie.-e very Important hranclien of Imluatry
ami r-< protect them far a* within our power ft gains
the TH I doctrines and selflxh of the many cm
fpusation adventn.-ea hy which the Farmci t
iiiee--anlly This portion of the Q/ikmantoWk
Tt i.r.oßAHir wiil alone he worth the whole price of suh
acriptlon, as every Farmer and (Sardwr, who has a pr<rp
per conception <»f his calling, wP'. readily admit.
IIEWH I>EPA RTn K.\ T.
lh<* same industry, care, and di-t riminafior\, in ga<h
enng and preparing th«- Htirring Kvents of the |»ay. «•*
presaly for thi.x paper, which hitherto has heen or.e o
it-« marked feature* and given tut universal #athifactlo»»
will he continued with rodouhied efforts to meet the in
creasing demands of the puldic. The labor required In
thin (h-purtinent i« never fully appreciated hy the rca<l«r
It wt.nld ho impossible to present. In the condensed and
carefnlly made up form in which it appear*, a corrected
liri** OF nil the m«>at interenthiK new* of the week, with
out involving much physical labor, tact and judgment.
We annex the rash terms, to which we beg leave to.
call th" attention of all who think of suhycribitig FTR a.
newspaper:
ADVANCE CASn TERMS.
One Copy, One Year f'2,00
One Copy, Three Years ,1,00
Three (.opine. One Year FT. I 0
Five ropies. One Year. «,i.O
Ten C«»piea, One Year 16/ (*•
nrit paid within the year,
4» ■ A < lull of five siil»scrlberH, at will entitle th
person gettlnx it up to a c<»py for nix months; a flub o
ten or more, to a copy ft>r one year. All Club suhscrfp
tlona stopped at the end of the time paid for, unless r«
ordered.
No order will receive attention unless acc inj»a«
nied with the ca*h.
iHi *Pj>eciniyn nuniher»#ent to nr p" < * nnt ' , •
I'll IIJP R. FREAS
Editor and Proprietor
ArlliiirN Homo
For IMO4. Edited l>y
T-. S. ARTHUR AND VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.
VOLIMES XXIII. AND X*IV.
The HOMK MAGAZINE furlHM will he conducted in.
the same spirit that has distinguished it from the tom
mencement: and continue to unite in one periodical th*
attraction* «nd excellencies of both the tidies*, or Fash
ion Magazines as they are called, and the graver literaiy
mouthliee. OUR ARRNR»GRMRIIT< FOR WA INCLUDE
THRKK ORIOIXAL SERIAL STORIES, written ex
jirest«ly for the Home Magazine Que of these will be by
Mis* \ irginia F. Town send, and commence in the Janu
jtry number. Another will Im- by T. S. ARTHUR. And
the third from the pen of MRB. M. A. DSN ISON, a wri-J
ter who has long been a favorite with the public.
Besides these. OCR LAROK CORPS OF TALBKTKD
WRITKRS will roittfnnvtn enrich the Home
with aborter stories, poem*. esaaySy and of life
awl character, written with the aim of hJendlng literary
excellence with th» higher teachings of morality and re
ligion.
ELEGANT KNORA VINOS appear tn every ln<
I clmting choice pictures, groups and characters, prevailing
i faaftion*. and a large variety of patterns TOE gaiments
j embroidery, etc. etc
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP
i-1 nm Plates for lS«4are large and hean'iful Photogruphs of
! "EVA N'OKLINE" 1 ami THK MITHKRbKSH BAIRN."
TERMS—#2 » year In advance Two copies for Tlirea
| fir M. Four FUR sft. Eight, hih! mieefclm copy to geiter
up of club. *lO. Twelve and one »».\ttW. $l. r >. Seventeen
and one extra, s*2 U. PREMIUM—-one i«» every 9_'sub
seribers: and one to getter-up of T?.. $4. FF> ortln club.—.
B<»'h premiums sent to getter-up ol fffl and fSSOclnhs.
tbf" In ordering preiiiiuuu' send three red stumps,
pr«-l»av postage on same.
Address, R. S. ARTHUR k CO.,
•Ti3 Walnut PbiMelphia.
J AMES O. CAMPBELL W»f. CAMPBELL
Ntoirc«! Stoves!! Ntovew!!!
j TTTM. A J AS. G. CAMPBELL.—FotjiTOltft— Foundr
I Vf South of the borough of Butler, where Sto%»
' Ploughs and other caatinxs are made. A iarue supply eon
' tMiKv on liiwxd am 1 p)r sale at reasonable ratW
1 th&. lW.::tf.