3;he 4*avm?v's gqiartmcnt.
Agricultural Improvements.
This seems to be the disposition of |
the great inn'sh of the farming com
munity tliroughout these New Eng
land Htat ?. They seem to bo dor
mant on tue subject of self-improve
ment. And why is this? Simp'y j
because that firmers must goon the i
principle*of "every man for himself," ;
and the whole aim of the farmer's
life, while in this worl !. is strug'lin-'
for the "almighty dollar." You talk
with many farmers, on the subject of 1
education and improvement,and what ;
will they tell you ? They have no j
time for reading, _<tf. study—which is :
a fancy as transparent as a down
cast fogy. If they would be candid
they would say it was for a want and
disposition and mind to do so. They
would hit the nail on ho head.
Now this want of time is all gam
mon. You farmers have tho most
time for self-impro' ement,and should
be the best educated of any class of
men under heaven. If perchance \
there should be a political "caucus j
called, to be h n ld at tho tavern, how j
eagerly do they rush into talk of j
Congress, Legislature &:•. Then be
fore adjournment take a drink of the
animator, light pipes, and then no• |
net, to sec how the vote will go at j
Town Meeting. Then just post up a !
call to organize a Farmers Club in |
the district school house, and then j
adjust your glosses and be ready to !
count tho J, umber of those patriotic j
farmers who are in attendance. — j
Now alljmust admit this is no fancy
sketch, but a stubborn fact. Wo do j
not make any pretensions as to being
endowed with the spirit < 112 prophecy, I
and we ai*» well satisfied, from per- j
Fonal observation, that there is a great j
neglect and want of stimulus in the |
mind ef the farmer, for his improve- j
ment in agricultural science.
In fact, we believe that tho time j
has come when mot e must be said and
written, on the improvement of the j
mind as well as the soil. Practical
agriculture, the farmer lias always j
had, and shall always have, as long !
as tho soil is cultivated, although the I
kind and quality will depend on the '■
chafacter of* the farmer, llut prac- '
tical farming doe not of course bring |
with it a corresponding improvement
of the mind. But, alas, "tell in
Oath," kc., that the improvement of
the mind consumes too much time, j
and does not bring along quite so big 1
a pile of greenbacks as thf other sys- !
tern, and of course it must be dispell- i
sed with.
We have been brought up to labor
on tho farm, hence we feel a lively
interest in every movement made to
elevate tli • farmer. The farmer in |
this day in which we live need not I
be'gnorant. There are works issu
ed from the press that just meet the
wants of our farming community,
freighted each in ntli with articles
ten ing to the improvement of the
mind ; and yet how many families
are destitute <xf its monthly visits.—
And why ? Oh ! they can't afford t,
and yet, will yon believe it, the spend
five dollars a year for that poisonous
article, tobacco , which undermines
the constitution, and spend their
long winter evenings dozing in the
chimney corner. If they show any
vitality, it is in rousing to t*ke a
smoke. Why, farmers, will you let
these golden opportunities flit away,
and that uiind neeome a wild rnc s
when, by self-improvement, you might
have been a Clay or Webster, and
the nation been swayed by your elo-1
quence. This theme of self-culture
is too much neglected smong the far
ming community. Young man, do
not think because you have left the
old school house, there is no chance
for improvement. It is an error.—
You have gone forth into the great
school-room of Nature, and if you |
have a mind of any capacity, you
can learn. Learn, improve every
leisure moment in study, and you j
will never regret it.— Oenetsw Far.
SMOKK FOR THE CUKE OF WOUNDS.
—A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman recommends smoke as a
cure for wounds in men and animals,
110 says :
"I cut my foot with an axe. The
lady of the house, seizing the foot
while it was yet bleeding freely, he'd
it over a pan containing smoking tag
iocks. In a few minutes the bleeding
stopped, and the smoke was removed ;
and a bandage applied to protect it
from accidental blows. Tho wound
never supperated, and conseqhently
never pained me. I have seen the
femedy tried in many similar cases,!
and always with the same result.—
Let the reader bear in mind that no
liniment or salve, whethen draw ing
or healing, should be appliod. You
have merely to Btnoke the wound well
and nature will do the rest. I sup
pose the smoke of burning wood
would produce the same reaiitts, but:
it would not be so manageable.—
There is a principle in the sniokc of I
burning wood, which, when, applied
to the fleuh, coagulates the a bumen,
thus rendering it unsusceptible of pu
trefaction. The same principle stops
bleeding by coßgu'ating the blood.—
It promotes healing, and may be ap
plied with decided beuofit to all ul
cers, wounds and cutaneous diseases.
There eau not b« u Mirer proof of
low origiu or of an iunate meanness of
dispoeitiou. than to be always tajkiujj and
4hUikiug of being genteel.
BE OF GOOD CHEER !
The nation is rapidly recovering from
I thexhoek of events tho most- terrible in its
history. The appalling nature of the
' calamity has befallen us is deeply and i
solemnly comprehended ; but the same ,
wonderful elasticity which has sustained j
us under all tho pressing reverses of the j
| war is yet serving its purpose, and the l
i people are looking to the future with j
; .-arnest aud hopeful eye. The life of this |
Republic is dependent upon no person or j
dynasty, but upon millions of honest
: hearts and intelligent minds. The deep :
trouble at Washington develops the!
' strength • 112 our political structure. — i
Though every member of the general
! government had lieen r triekon down, the
! union of the States would have remained,
1 and eaeli would have brought to the na
j tronal rescue it" full Ksecutive and Ju
; dicial force. We may be pained —we may
I ho humiliated—we may shudder at this
| bloody smirch which shows so grimly
! upon our annals; but we bate not one jot
jof heart or hope. We would make no
arrogant boast, but we feel and know that |
j the people will rise to the great occasion, j
| The destinies of this Republic were never |
; confided to the hands of a tcnsel play- :
• actor.
We have noteu. a? it was our duty to j
do, the evidences of public feeling through- j
| out the country. We grief, i
hotter regret, and a painful and passionate
| emotion. We have seen tears in the eyes ;
of strong men ; but they were the wit- i
nesses, not of weakness, but of a firm and j
unflinching purpose. If the wretched
man who has brought mourning upon the
nation had been capable of reasonably es
i timating the natural result of his crime,
lie would have seen the folly if not the |
| guilt of his devilish enterprise. Assassi
] nation has rarely been followed by revo-
I lution, because it naturally turns the
; minds of men to the value of law and the
I necessity of order. We believe this must
ihe apparent to the hastiest observer,
j ( Jreat meetings have been convened in all
; parts of the country ; the pulpit and the
! press have spoken in no uncertain tone;
! the public authorities everywhere have
| taken official cognizance of these events ;
j and in every speech, message, proclama
j tion. sermon or article, we find not merely
j a wholesome dread anarchy, but a stern
i determination to resist it in its very be-
I ginnings. We have not contended with
i treason so long without learning the sa-
I credness and value of intelligent loyalty.
The murder of the President makes all
I classes, the.so called high and the so call
' ed low. the rich and the poor, those who
I arc more and those who are less cultiva- j
j ted—it makes all conscientious men con-1
| orvalive. Infidelity to the Constitution !
never, showed so grimly rs to-day. The
blood of the martyrs has been called the
seed of tho church—the murder of the
| President may prove tho salvation of the
nation. Hereafter, wo must count liberty
and order as costly possessions, and be
very mindful of the price which we have j
paid for them. The time may come when I.
bloodshed shall not be the condition of
human progress and of personal rights,
certain anil unquestioned ; and nothing
will hasten the day of placid security
more surely than the desperate and bloody
business which, while it has shocked, has
also instructed us. It is astonishing to j
find the country bO quiet, so firm, so self- i
sustained. Never has it been so fixed in i
its purpose—never so determined at once .
and forever to exterminate treason to its
last trace. Wo mean to have a country.
We mean to hare a governmrnt. We
mean to have peace, order, security. We
j incau to have obedience to all just and ne
cessary laws. We mean to have true
civilization. We mean to blot out the
last signs of barbarism in our institutions
and our legislation. To effect these lion- j
orabla purposes, wo mean to make all j
events, whether adverse or fortunate, our j
j helpers. So, with firm mind and inflexi
| Idc purpose, stands the American people i
| to-day Men may be murdered, but not I
j Truth, Justice and Humanity.
We trust that there may not be too
mueli anxietv respecting the feeling with
which tidings ot this heavy event will bo
received abroad. We can afford to bear
illiberal and unintelligent comment, and
need not be restive under uncharitable
criticism, while sati.-fied of the rectitude
of our pnarposes. When ISellinfihani
shot Mr. Pereivnl in tho lobby of the
House of Commons, the British Govern
ment still went on. When the Oato-st.
conspirators came within an ace of mur
dering the whole British Cabinet at a
ministerial dinner party, the British Gov
ernment still went on. When a. mad
! woman fired a pistol at George 111. at the
| theatre, the British Government still went
: on. A just constitutional government
| boars a charmed life—it is only autoera-
I cies that the dagger or the pistol of the
j conspirators can overthrow.
It would be strange, indeed, if at such
1 a moment we should despair of the Re
public. Gov. Awlrew. of Massachusetts,
struck the key-note of the hour when he
said, in his Message to the Legislcture
communicating the deadi of the Presi
dent, '• Let the Government aud the peo
ple resolve to be brave,'ffefthful, impartial,
! and just. If we have been subjected 4o
| grievous and unexpected trials, we have
| still unlimited resources. It is not in the
power of a regiment of skulking murderers
to reach the brave popular heart. The
i Constitution is bullet-proof. Liberty is
locked up in complete stoel—oiikl is .u
i danger only in the house of «tejfriends
\V e beg of all who are dispose®" To des
pond, fairly to survey the -condition of
the country, and to mark thiftubdued but
noble spirit which prevails-
We have not battled against shipwrecks
so lang to meet with it now. Those who
j have eyes to see need not despair of a fu
i ture which is full of hope and ol promise.
1 SOS NEW UOODH, IHU.T
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
*
!
AND 19 AOOD AS TUE BUT.
jll. C. & J. L. M' A BOY. j
j Have just received at their establishment
ON MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA.,
A large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
| Read the following cataloack asd profit therkbt.
FOR TIIE I. AT>li:B.
! Always on hand a large stock of Ladies goods, such as j
! COBERG CLOT!!.
ALPACAS,
DE LANES, ' |
GINOIIAMS <
PRINTS,
KERCHIEFS,
NUBIES,
GLOVES, 4c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Always on band Black Cloths, Fancjr and Rlnck Ctuwi- '
more*, Satinett*. Cabinet*, Twreds, I'Jain ami fancy Vw- j
tin#*, Shirting, etc., etc., etc.,
KF.4I>Y HADE CLOTHING.
Such iu COATS, PAXTS, VBPTS rail olhfr pa. ra«nta. '
RootK ansJ Shoe*.
HATS, CArS k NECKTIES,
anil a variety of other articles
BtOrftß'.llO GOODM,
Such is Cnbloarhed an.l nieaclu>d Muffins, Llnon and |
Cotton, Table < !h>tba. Oil Cloth*. Linen and llofnp Towels, i
Carpet*, Curtain*, Fringe, etc.
HARDWARE, &C.
Tf von want Nails or Spikes, Manure or other forks,
j Saw-Mill or other Smoothing Irons, Locks. Hinges,
, etc.. goto M' A hoy's, whore you can bn v them cheap.
1F YOC WANT Good Kxtia Family Flour, White or
: llruwn Sngar, Hio Coffee,lmperial, Young Hyson or Black
**, gotO M'Ahoy'i.
IF V«u WANT OROCEHI KH
■•f a superior quality, atasl-w rate«M they can be had
elsewhere in tbo county, goto the store of
R.C. L J. L M'ABOY.
j May 11, lsft4.
1865. N, ew Goods! 1865.
, AND WF.LI.SKI.BCTEH STOCK OF * \
Splendid Soasonablo Goods,
Just received and for Sale at the 1
NEW STORE O:F
WEBER & TROUGH,
Boyd's Buildine. corner of Main A Jefferson sis.
UITLER, PA.,
Consisting of Dry Goods, such as FINE DELAINS.
CASHMERES,
COLERGS,
ALAPACAS,
PRINTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS !
A large assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of tho ftHMt quality |
BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACES,
and all kinds of Trimmings.
1 larga assortmentof GENTS. WARE, such as
CLOTHS,
. CASSIMERES, I
SATINETTS, J EASTS,
CATTONADES, &c.
Reody-Made Clotlilnff,
HATS AIVTB CAPS
Of the ww 112 latest Styles.
A large «lo«1 well selected Stock of
I BOOTS & SHOES,
;i
Hardware, Queeitsware,
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
112!
•UuU Qemiiae Artlclo of STRAINED HOKE Y,
All of wUicb will b« sold cheap for
' CJ.SII, or COUNTRY PRODUCE
'
WEBEB Si TSOUTMAH.
' I 13; IMS***;.
s
| AMERICAN CITIZEN
; Mx FrlatlogOffiecl
Ornamental, Plain, Fancy, Card, Book
AND
ismML <3QB Mr?WBJ
Corner of ?la!n mid Jefferson Street*, •
Opposite Jnok'H Hotel,
Si(«a €!«»■• Jl*a«.
WL" ARE PREPARED TOJ'KINT. ON SHORT NOTICE,
Bill' Heads. Hooks. l>rufrj;i<t Labels, Pro- |
frrammes. Constitutions, Checks, Notes, j
Draft*. Blanks, Bnsiness Cards, Visiting !
Cards, Show Cards, Pamphlets, Posters, j
Kills of Fare. < )rder Hooks, Paper Books, '
Billets, Sale Bills. Ac.
BEING FURNISHED WITH
The Most Approved Hand Presses
THE LAUGEST'MsSORTMENT OF j
Type, Border*. Ornortifnts. Rules, Cula, &c.,
itf THE COUNTY,
| We will execute everything in the line of
! PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PRINTING
i N BATI.V, ['TI.Y. ASD AT KEISOS\UI.K lUTE 9,
In a style to excel any establishment at I
home, and compete with any abroad. j
K Bal B 3 19 CIS T■» B - S*. Ran 1' KB
Are employed in every branch of the j
business, and we endeavor to meet the
wants of the community, and to re
tain the honorable distinction which has ,
been already conceded to this establish-!
I ment, for
TASTE I TV ( 03IP08ITI0X
ANI>„
j
<snod Paper. Tasteful Composition, Heau
i lit UL Press Work, and DISPATCH, we in
i vite comparison, from fretting out a Card
j of a single line to an illuminated Foster,
! or a work of any number of pages.
lii SIMvMS A DVCUTIKIH"TK.
i SAM*L. M. LAXB J.LTNN It'ABOY KM THTTKR.
I
m'aiioy <fc co.
DEALERS IN FQRKKiN AND
SXMIF.SVBt
No. MO, Federal Wtreet,
(SECOND r.<;uß MII.OW XKW MvP.RKT nOT/IB.)
Allegheny City, Pn.
j Dec. 9. IRrtfl r:tf.
j MARTIN nr.IBKR OEO. WfCKQECKfcR- I
STOVES AND PLOUGHS. ' |
\\T rA KBECKER AREIBER.—Fonn I
' ' * ders—Foundry North of the |»«»r
--| W4-. >;;; of Pntler, wlicn- Stoves, Pi uighs
■nfflRBSS "iii' i■.
; ,:r„. Their war. room bobbin Stmt
! tji -i «!«>« »r North of .lack's Hotel, v. hern you Mill And Stoves
I ofall sixes aud patrons. They also keep on hand a large
j »t<*d; of Ploughs, which 1 liey f> 11 as cheap a* they can be
! bought ?>t ntiv other establishment in the count j.
j I)ec.9, l*t .i :tf
I BfEW IXA HNESB SHOP.
!sws» ■ -v.. O
I i \ r-tr-j
J
. *—
Ivjisro. -A- SEDWICK,
HrAVING opened a new Harness Shop, opposite
Boyd* Buildings, Butler, l*a., wilt keep c ■iHtantlv
I ..n hair I. a large im- rt «»f Saddl--. i!mi» . anil
j every thing in I»i-« line of busim -s<. wlihh !»<• at
prices to suit the times. Work of all kinds manufactured
I to order, snd repairing done on short notice,
j Dec. 9,lßoo:ntf JOHN A. SEDWICIC.
As?lx & CSxaliam.,
; and
I QQ xin s(>-n.o x; §n i w ,
OI 1- Cl'l"!'. PA.
&i> m Particular attention given to Conveyancing and
the examination of Titles.
itcr-Oil claims h nght and sold, ft •y
Office on Main Street, fu t lmilding.eust of post Office.
WILLIAM VOCELEV, Proprietor.
r 111 IK undersigned would respectfully Inform the public
i generally, that he has erected a large and commodi
ous Inick building, on the site of the old and well known
house, formerly occupied by him as a Tavern Stand. He
bus been at great expense in erecting and furnishing his
new house, and Hatters himself thai he i« now prepared to
accommodate all who may desire to give him a call.—
Having ample house room f>r one hnndied persons, and
stabling for at I wist fifty luases.
Thankfel for p.tst patronise, he would ask a contimv
anceof the s»mio. W\|, VtXJiSLKY.
Dec. 9,1863::tf.
CUARLKS MoOaMDL.KSS lit Oil ('. (■ K All AM., i
McCANDLESS& GRAHAM,
AttorneyH 9 at il<uw.
Offlreonthu South-weft corner of the Diamond, llntler.Pa
AIio,CLAIM AOENTS for securing ftntinm r, Arrears
of J\iy ami liounty Monty, for N.>iidii-is, or it they Hie
dead, lor their legal representatives. In proaeculiug Sol- i
diet s Claims, or thuse uf their iiepreseuiaiivea,
until collected.
Dec ..'in U. lK::tf
A' Jewelry.
j 1 V you want a g-.0.l Watch, Clock, oraet of good Jewel
1 rv, goto Oriebs, «here you can g«-t the very best the
j market affords. Ho keeps on baud, a large assortmcu
! Jewelry of ail style*, am in ftu-t everyOuug tiHiially kep
j ti a Jewelry Store, li-pai. inu done on short notice,
j Dec. 9. IKWi: tf. FRANCIS X. (iItKEB.
DE. B. r.
Formerly of Sunbury,Butler Co.,
HA\ ISO located in 11LTLKU, i>ffers his profe<«ioual
services nee lit give him a call.
| Office, that formerly occupied by l»r. Kmerling.
R« m. m,ORE,
Attorney at Law,
A N D
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT.
Ornoa,N. B-coruer of Diamond, Duller, Ph.
I Veb. n, 1864::tf.
Mjteeial lueoine Tax.
COLLECTORS Orrirt, U. 8.15 T. KKT..
23P DIBIRICT. Dir., Bu mP. PA.,
Jan. 1,18*i5.
i "VTOTICE is hereby given that In accordance with the
joint resolution ol Coujrrei*. approved July 4th, '(>l.
a special tax • 112 ft per b is lieen aB-.--od upon In
comes for the year ending December .'il-t, IKII3.
The list of said taxes for Butler count v. Peoncylvauia
has beon returned to n»e for collection, and the same are
I now due and payable at the- »t..re of It. c * j.
j McAJ>oy, in Butter, i»n. Sai I taxes moat bo paid on or j
| before 31«t day of January the same will be «ub
ject to a penalty ot 10 per cent,
f* R,C. MeABOV,
Dep. Cel., 3d Div M 23 Uls.
AdmluislratorN Xotlce.
KITATI or HESRT V. ETOOM, dec'D.
IETTEHB of administration on the estate of Ilenrv V.i
J Stoops.'oec'd, late of Waahington tp., having been
; issued by the Register to the mulersi^ned; therefiire, all i
pvs- ns knowing thenwelvee indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment, aud those having
claims against the same are re«|tiired to present them
propery autUeaticated L-r aetlleuieut. W 31. STOOPS.
Jan. 21st Aiimini.itrator
NOTICE. ~
IX the matter of the final account r.f John Meyers and !
Henry Koaebatigb, Commit tee «.f John Beighty
I In the Court of Common i'eas.Mf Butler county. No.
7. Sept An bar Term, ls4B. Ann now t*> wit : March 27th. '
1 I iSfift aceount filed and confirmiNl 3V*i, and noticeofthe I
tiling, directed to be given, according to rule, relating to
acc.uuU of assignees trnj trustees;'and that the same
will b« allowed on theirit day of i.ext Term, to wit
the 12th day of June, A. D., lHGft, unless exceptions be
filed on or before that day, 0/ which notice is beit-hy
given.
Butler county, a.«;"
Certified from the P.wotd thla JLS dnv r.f April. 1885.
Afrfl
! MISCI:I,I.A >r.ol'S JTOTKTS. I
"tsEe world
llrouifhl rlfflit in the Very
Midst of BUTLER,
SITUATE ON MAIN STREET.
R 1 -* 7 v WHKRR the Wander- ,
4C: v v I" search or fine
' Syr-I'/*- Tobacco, Snuff andCl
! (H \y" readily"
® norwlTß . <,niot Intll
■ •-[/ :«n, snugly standing on
L-J a box,with 4 outstretch
: Geo. Vogeley.jr.
11 an u fac tnr er a u' 1
Denier in all kinds of
Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars.
j Having been duly «i jadnted a •*Committee of fix." to
1 prm eed to piirts beyomi the<e diggins, to procure |..r tlie
j citizens of liutler, and all others who nuty favor him with
J a call, the cUoice.-t articles in his line, would respectfully
represent: lhat In pursuance of his appmhtnu nt, hehns
been siH'eeaaftil in collecting **ti*ll fpeciiilct.*" of the i>'-:-t
' articles evei found i-n Butlcs! llwould also further
j represent ; that ho, feds grateful to the public for the fa-
J vors codf«rred up« n K+m in " days gone bf? and In.pes
I he will merit a continuation of their patronngein "days
that are to me."
In conclusion, he begs leave to make the 112 Ibtwlnr re-
I mark: that he lias a lit'le the best articles In bis line.thst
' met'" be found from the " centre to tlie cirrnmb-rence"
of Pennsylvania, and indeed, he might safely add. the
; Cniied Stat Ma of North America, the British P.is~essioni,
or the C.difbrniaa, including the mouth of the Columbia
! river, all ali»ng the c as* of Oregon, up as high as the
paralbd of *• Pliffty Ph. nr Phortv." He HI'MBLY soli
clta the custom < fall the " Dear l\npU'' ot Butler, or any
1 way farlujT man who may chance to make his transit aero**
j thedlacof Butler, or sojourn within her borders for '• a
I season," feeling confident he wjll give satisfaction, both n«
| regards price nnd quality. Come and examine for yonr
j delves! Don't [ik'.t it off!! Procrastination Is the thief «»f
time!!! OEOBOE VOOELEY. Jr.
Butler, Pa.. Mav ll r lß<U::2mo.
RIDICRS DBUOITORE;
Opposite Stchi'S Nforc.
Dnros,
inn i:s,
DRUQS,
• MEDICINES, MEDICINES
MEDICINES, MEDICINES,
M EDICIN M I. DI CI N ES,
DYES,
DYES,
DYES.
PAINTS, # PAINTS PAINTS,
I'ure Liquoisfor Medical u»e only.
S«xla, Cream Tarter etc. etc.
' French nnd American Perfumery, nnd Toilet article*. —
; Brushes. Yru»s< -and all article* iii the Drug line, of the
best quality nnd at fairest rate*.
RURiL Hilt RlßSfft!,
KEAB Itl TI.r.SI. PA.
i r I 111 E nn-Tersigne fw >uld respectfully Inform the public
1 I generallv, that lie Is now fully prepared to furnnh
1 lbeiii with the ehoicext vnriety and very l»est quality of
| all kinds of fruit trees. Durini; the lust sumnu-r he has
I tnade large additions to his stock of Fruit and Ornamcn
ital trees; and has on hand a larger and better quality and
variety than has ever been offered in this county Con
sisting of
| SUMMER, WINTER & FALL APPLES.
I PEACHES PEAKS AND CIIEBRI.ES, also. STRAW
BERK IKS of the very finest quality—diffeient kinds of
j Rheubnt'b. A Splendid lot of Evergreens and a prent
vnriety of Pfumin-uoWl tree- 112 r <a-naineqt au»' shades
All ■ I which, u- propose t0..e1l on ns reasonable teiuis,
as the same qpality and varieties can he h-id for, from !
any agency or establishment in the country.
Jan. B, ISUI. SILAS PEARCE A SONS.*
CfilBAP ntoki:.
T>r. Jntiic'B If. Hell,
Boyd's Building. Bntler, Pa.
f/s DEALER in all kinds of Drr<g* and Chemicals ;
Oil-. Paints aud Varnish. Also, Beny.ole,Tar i
» and Axle Grease.
fflr Also, all kinds of Bm-| es. All kinds of
'3 Lamps. Lump Shatlesand Chimneys.
Also, a full assortment < 112 tirmreries, Tabaeco
I Also, a full assortment of Confe«-tioiiar|es and
i Nuts. Also flreen and Dried fruit. Also a great variety
of notion*, hiqutim of nil Mn<tx for Mo.!i. .l ,m.l Burr!,
j menial purposes. AI«o Stationery, consistint; of l»eper.
Envelope. Pens' Pencils. Blank Books, Pass Book, .Slate*
and a full assortment of Hhoe-flndlngs,
If you wish to purchase tine glass ware of any kind
this is the place to get it rheap.
CT-A-OIK'S HOTEL"
I"'. H. Proprietor.
Corner af Main sn:l .FefT erson trccta.
Il»tier, l>a.
March 10,1804.
! I'ROI KSSinXAI,< A R»S.
A, M. NF.YMAN, M. D.
l'liyNlrliin uiul Wurjcron,
Oflflce immediately opposite Walker's buildinq*,
Uutlrr I »i«.
Dec. 9. lR0.1::tf.
Theodore Freckenstein, H. D.,
I'll VSK'I A\ ASI IHJEOV.
OFFICE on the corner of Jefferson and McKean streets,
• (Opposite corner from IJ. P. Church )
BITLER, A.
Dec 21.1864::3m0
1i"TO YOLUNTEES.—Volunteers will be sccepted
and coynted on the quotas of the present rail up to the
last practical momeut beforo the drafted men are accept
*-d, nnd sent tv'rendc/.voiiM. •
Townships and sub-districts which have not filled their
quotss. are urged to do no at once.
All time that can poaaibly he given, will be allowed,
i but the Draft will commence as soon alter lhuolh of Bk«p
--j tem bet as practicable.
j Credit* will be given and Government bounty paid to
Volunteers until further notice, liv order
Capt. UI( HARD DODOE,
J<th U. S. Infantry, A. A. P. M.General.
J. W. KIRKKR,
Captain and Provost Mar., 'JUd Dist.. Pa.
Sept. 7 l- c »»4r:tf.
11. W. Flfeher*s linpruvril
FRUIT
j patened Nov. 12, 1861, Aug. 19.1802,and March '12, 1804.
j To be hail only of the subscriber, on Main St., BCT
DER. P».. 4 doors North of M'Aboy's Store, where every
article of TINWARE is kept in <; HE A T VAJilKi'i'.
This can has boon extensively used mm found to be
j perfectly safe. lis great convenience will be discovered
j at fir.st eight. The extensive facilities for manufactur
l iiig all its parts make it very cheap.
j It is closed by clamping a tin cap over and round the
opening, which i- prwitil upon a cemenUosN gn»ket,
i caifing the cement the hoato! the fruit; be
| coming cold, it is perfectly' sealed. It is closed or opeu
• ed in an imdant, by hooking or unhooking a strait wire
spring.
I LADIES, and others, are requested to call and cxaui
j ine this unsurpassed Fruit Can.
■ WM. 8. ZIEGLER.
I Butler. July 13.1»r4::tf.
Writ of Partition*
liutler County, sx.
I N the matter of the petition of Oeorge W. Stillwng
gori for ]wirtition of the real entateof Jacob Still wag
| gon, dee'd.
I In the Orphan's Court of Butler county, No. 39, Dec.
j Term 1804.
The Commonwealth cf Pennsylvania, to the heirs and
j legal representatives of Jacob Slillwaggon deed, to wit;
John Stlllwaggua, Joanna intermarried wuh Daniel Mc
Connell, William Stiilwaugoii, residiug in Venango co. 112
Jacob Stillwa/gon, June St ill waggon, widow, SamiH-1 Still
waggon nnd Siitah .Line Stillwaggon, minor children of
J'wiah Still waggon de«r'd, residing In Venango co., Pa.—
Ellen intermarried with Henry Sowash, George W. Stlll
waggoii. Elleu > til I waggon, widow. James Stillwaggon,
and Samuel Stlßwaggon. minor children of Isaac Still
w;oggon, dee'd. Samuel .Still wagg non residing in Jack
sonville, Oregon, nnd Jumc« BtillwHggf>n on residing in
Eldoradoro . California. The said Ileal EslateConsists of
threecertaln messuages and tmcts of land, as follows, to
wit : lßt. Twotmndred acres of iand.more»r less, situate
in Slipperyj-ock towpship, But'erooanty. Pa., Koundetlon
the north by K.Oilkcy and John T. Bard; east by John
T. Bard; South by Mrs. Gilkey and Samuel Mow Aa, oml
West by John T. Bard. 2d. A lot of ground In the Lor
ough uf Centreville, bounded north by an alley: cist by
an alley; s»»uth by Newcastle atreet, ami west by Dr.
| Livingston.. 3d. Two other lots in wune borough, bound-*
>ed north by lots vf John Christly; eaat by an alley or J.
1 A. Patterson; South by May berry, aud west by tlie But
lur and Mercer Turnpike llood,
By the Court, W. J. YOUNG.
Jan. 22,18W5. Clerk
All of which the afore-aid heirs and legal representa
tives of the said Jact b Stillwaggon,dee'd., are hereby re
quested to take notice. W. O. BRACK EN hi iKiE.
• Sheriff.
Enlistment of Drafted Men &c.
•PUOVOST MA a. OrricK, li3»l District Pa. i
Allegheny City. March 6, lSho. |
ECBUITING Cs'ioioittees and ail others interested.
I t are hereby notified, that me» who enlist after they
are drafted, are considered and treated as Deseiters from
the Draft, and uiu»t be credited to their Euroilu**nt
place, no matter whether they receive Local Bounties
upon such illegal enlistment or oo£.
Under existing orders, all draft**! men who fail ,tf> rea
port on the day required by notice, will be arrested ns
Deserters.and hold to service; no matter whether tho
quota of their respective sub-districts have freen ili
, or not. J. W. IvliUvLK.
35ar.1fW; !WI, f»rr TTs.
GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural Journal
devoted
CHOICE LITERATURE. including Poetry, Novelette*
Tales, and Moral and Entertaining Heading gonerally.—
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this department fvr over thirty yeaa*, have met the cor
dial approbation of the public. Our purpose has been t<
furnish useful and reliable information upon tbcse.verj
important branches of Industry, and to protect them 8<
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bullish purpo*c< of the many empire* and
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discrimination, iu gathering and prefixing the Stirrinj
Events .if the lay, exprcwly for thin paper, which bith
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versal satisfaction, will bo continued with ied"ublsdef
| forts to meet the increasing demands of the public.
TCRMS:—Two dollars per annum: one uollar for ni?
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Kditoraud Proprietor, Oermantown, Philadn, Pa.
Arthur's Home Magazine.
1 Edited by T. S. Arthur an Virginia F. Townsenc
The HOME MAGAZINE foi 1866 will be eulatged ant
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INFANCY OFBHAKSPEARE," will be mailed to eacl
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be mailed single subscriber from whom we i<
JTi Fur sl,r>9 we w ill send one copy each of IIOMI
.MAO VZlN rand OOUKT'S LADY'S ROOK ft ra vear. *
Address, T. 8. ARTHUR A C'U,
323 Walnut, Street, Phila.
; Nov. 30,15C4.
For Rats. Tlico Roaches. Ants, Bed Bugs, o!s
in Furs. Woolens, tic., Insects on Plants, Fown
mals, &c.
Put up iu 26c, 50c,and SI,OO Roxes, Bottles, and Flasks
|3 and f."> sizes for IIOTRLS, Prni.lo INSTITI TIONS, AC.
"Onl\ infallible remedies knewn."
" Free trom Poisons."
*%N'otdangerous ti» the Human Family."
'• ltatscomeout of their holes to die. '
Id wholesale iuall lai u • cities.
X:9 -Sold by all Druggist* and Retailers everywhere,
fry Heware!!! of nil worthier imitations.
See that" COSTAKS" namelson each Rox, BottlK'Snt
Ma-k, before yon br.v.
By. • Addr. --'. YIKNRY R. COSTAR.
Ctf Pni.FCTRAT, DEPOT, 482 HI OAJ.WAT, NEW YORK.
4Sg~S(»!dby .I.E. R EDICK. K CO.,
Jto~ Wholesale and Retail Agents,
March 83, I*M::Pmo. £ z Butler, Pa.
HIIUJEOIS I>ENTIHT*H.
DRS.S. R. &.C. L, DIEFFENBACHER,
„ A RE prepared tolnser
-* * art iHeI" I den tui 1e <
, . *ggg i.\ "STI, l.'-ii. IT- I" urei
v , cy *. themselves of the luteal
i «h«nM "" l <"•*■ ••
examine their new wtvlei
* ofVulcaniteand Coralitt
work. Filling, cleaning
extracting and adjusting the teeth done fclth the be*
materials and in the best'manner. Particular alteutioi
paitl to children's teeth. As mechanics, they defy com
petition: its operators they rank among the best. Char
ges moderate. Advice free of charge. Office-—-In Boyd
llnllding JeOerson Street, Rutler Pa.
Dec. 0,1803,:::tf.
PARTITERSHIP.
rnil E undersigned w.mM respectfully inform the public
| that they have entered into Partnership, In the
TJntlcrtnUlnK lln win own,
and hereby solicit the patronage of the public.
! They aie provided with a noat Haarse. and have oi
hand a large quantity of the very best material, and an
fully prepared t » furnish Collins of nil kinds on slior
notice. They will have on hands constantly a variety o
Coffins finished to suit purchasers, and on the most reu
Monable terms.
They will also furnish Carriages and conveyances fo
| Funeral nee-Minns when requested. Ware Rt>oius. oi
I Jefferson street, 2 doors AYset of American Citizen Offici
O. C. ROESSINO,
Butler. July 2n, 1304::tf. GEORGE W. ERA.
mi you SEEN THIS?
. rilnr 4iibseriher.grate
rr: *.. U I ful to his old friend
Vk- "dm .
r% £}' < b» the public thathe ha
C f t". V » large *tock of
T V * BADDLI>
" v'l Ayr '> II A R.\ r?s
0 " 7 VL - -t WHIPS Ac
t N/ At hie old stand. When
V' / C, be will be ready at al
timesb.serve those
m«v favor him with t
call. He Inconstantly manufacturing, and keepso.ihau<
(hevory b«'«t assortment of
T 5* i' X Hi H.
| Allw'.rk warranted. Repairing done on the shortes
■ notice and mostfavorabU terms.
I Dec. &, 1863. J. J. SEDWICK.
Orplinns* 4'ouri Sisilr.
1 f)Y virtue 1.1 «n order of the Orfdians' Conrt 112 r tin
1 ) cnnnt4 of Rut I ei, I will Offer 112 r sate, at public out
I cry, on the prt. ises, on
Thursr/av t the oth dag of February, ISGS
at 2 o'clegjc, p HI., all the estate of John F. M'Glll, laf.
j of Parker towiwhlp, in two bundrod acres of land, situ
| ate in that t- wn-hip. adjoining lands of Jaines M Maheu
Tboiniu- Smith's heirs, and others.
; TERMS—One third In linnd, and the balance in tw«
equal MniiKai with Interest from the eonttr
mation of the tale. ERENE/KR CHRISTY,
Adin'r. of Jidiu F. M'Gill, dee'd.
Jan. 4, l8C5::0t
XOTIII:.
I N the matter of the final sccount oT John M>»yen
and Henr> Cornniitiee of Kelion lleigh
h
In the Court of Common Pleas, of Rutler county, No.
T.September Terin And now*to wit: March *_7
1866, account filed and confirmed iVi'ii,and notice of tht
filing directed to b« given. aco»rding to rule, rehitS#g t<
acfounts of assignees and trustees: and that the saint
will be allowed on the first day of next Term, to wit :
the 12th day of Jviire. A. I». uulese exceptions ht
filed on or before that day, of which notice is hereby
given.
Rutler county, ts :
Certified from the Record this 15 day of April, 1805.
W M. STOOPS.
April 10, 1866 Prothonotary.
KJirOHflLli or lA,SiiIO.\.
ON MAIN STREET,
Opposite Boyd's Buildings, Butler.
THE nn.ler*lgned would respectfully inform his oh
friends ami the public generally, that he is constant
| ly in receipt of the very latest Fashions, and H fully pre
pared at all times to execute all kinds ■ 112 w«>rk iji his lin>
: of business in a neat and wnrkjtMiUfilia manner, and wit!
be happy to attend to all who uiuv give him a call.
A licCANDLKSS.
Jwm. A. 18(U«tf
(irjiliiiti's C'uurt naJe.
BY virtue of on order and decree of the Orphan'*
Court of Rutler county, the ut,tler-igned, Guardia
: of Uaunah M. Stougliton, and Kuphemia Stoughtou, mi
| nor children oi J'Hu #tooghton, of Wi>rth tp., said co.,
I dee'd, will offer for saleou the prcmifes,
i Oil the 1 'ith <l«y of May, nt 1 o'clock, p. m
J of said day: the interest of *aiJ minus, being the undl
I vided two-sixths of niiuty-two seres «»f land, be tin
I some more or lesa, situate in Worth tp , count v of But
1 ler, ami State of Pennsylvania; bounded by and a«lJoiu
Ing lands of Ueorjce Rook, John Patterson, Thomas
per, aiitf others. Said property is well improved and th<
tilled indisputable.
TKBM:«—One third of the purchase money to be pal
on the confirmation of sale, by said Court, and the iesi
due in two equal annual payments therefrom, with in
terest from uald
I JOSEPH J. PL9OB,
' Ayrfl 1 9, Oiurdlaa.
,1 ... ... ~,8
The New York Tribune,
"XT 0 ™ ITHSTANDING the r normally Increased ex.
j.l pert** attendihg Hio publication of Tux Trikcm
ocweloued by the employment of army cor,
respondents ami other liberal expenditure*, Ah *ell as by
the advance in the price of paper and other inaterials. we
have resolved, for the juevent at least,notto ift r ease the
subscription prices «»f either Weekly or Scmi-we4kly
papers- but to continue to furnish tlieni nts 2 nndf.T res
pertiyolv, j>er annum; being the -rtne price* v hich wire
established more than tweuty year* ago, when the coat
was only about one-third of what if i* at the present
lime. ( 'ur Terms wlj)be found below, and we wish it t«
itrlfilv i«?i ! ,nd *T l » ,0, ' 1 12! tlmt ** these Term* will be
strict I\ and lit. lally adhered to. and no other a bat*.
r.»; ,w r " rm,wir " *'» <*
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and i emitting us f'JO for ten copies of tbe Weekly will
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pies, one copy of tho Semi-Weekly grati*.
Drafts on New York payaldo to the order of "Tit*
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nu , V!'*' V u *' ,m> draftacantiot be conveniently
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next best, and may be senr by mail nt our risk : but ia!
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'''STW ™ K I,U,,L ' NE ' New York.
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' : S !r W..W.V In ll,e lie „fr«ll«.
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iornierh oc-npied b% Eli Yen er,*sh store
J' 1 '" *J. 50 " lf '; ni(l nuance, or within tl a
iv nn.nt lis: or f•> if not paid until after theexnira
I>on ot the first six months
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JOB WORK.
\. sheet hand-bill, M> copies or lc*.« «] «•,„
i" 11 " r ;; ivi[t »
for any quantity under 6 quire*, ?1 to per quire ; on all
amotint* over that, n rea-« imbb- reduction will be made
Single pack*. tI.CO; each additional jiack, 50 cts.
toe AI. KOtICIU.
| lOcentapep line for each iuserlion.
DRATIIS Ann MARRIAORB
*lll be r nb|?«l,rd .'. His. V here the Mme d rsnot exceed
O I Ill's : for .each additional line, 6 cts. will b« cliarued
AdvertlHement* of (> (•.<?„ie. Executor. Administra
t..r* and Auditor'# m.tic Di*«olutioi, of I'art
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Butler papers, agree to strictly «ulhero t,» the
j alKive acherlule of j.rh es, until Author noiice.
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July 13, 1804.
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tAseiiisclves! *
It is a business |;i which an ample and tatit/ariarx.
grjnirulrut ia given for the m:»ry received and an encour
aging profit is pocketed at the name time. It I* .in oc
cupation in which no person need hy» afraid or ashamed
b> canvass tho same Held again And again, for where ones
our goods are introduced, a p<vm</jo nt uw«i ionUnuout
dt mand ii crrated.
To Soldiers in the Army, or those at borne disabled by
the banish ips "112 war, to Clergy man out of health. Teach
ers, Prut masters, or any person who wishes either hca I
or an active occupation, and one that brine* with it
GREAT PECUNIARY INDUCEMENTS, this pr<acn*j
AN OPPORTUNITY seldom met with. TRY IT! AND
SEE FOR YOURSELVES!!
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS OF JEWKLBY.com
prising ourjiicwest styles and most saleable variety o
Goods, will be sent anywhere In the Loyal State*. We
are constantly filling order* from pet sons leaving
choice of Goods wholly with us. To Mich we promis*
the best exercise of our taste and judgment, and fr<«a
our long experience can ensure satisfaction. We ask .vo--
pay in ai>v*k« k. *«at.' what style and quality of c; 0
•re wanted, ami we will send tlur siune and collect pay
by Express at the end of tlie Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
G<w>d movement* ami maiiufactuied In the heat man
ner, of ]iure material, all warranted pi ices from $lO to
$250 ea< h. S/iit Any when— jm.v cidi«;cted by
Satiu fact ion giiaiajiUed ! All Watdies at tir*t pricey
they being of o#r own Importation.
Circulars free by snail! Srnd J'nr them I!
T A H. GAUGHAN,
Man uf urturer* and Importers.
Dec. 7,18C4::3m0. 710 Broadway, New York
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