Quodlibets, For a long time it bas baffled tbe • : il authorities to account foi* the with which the waves beat a rifit tbe ehoru, and it has recently ■ to light that it iiri9es from the t of there being "muscles" in tho '■ 'nan is salt} to be a mere rlelu • ina. Lut it is pleisant to lnj,g do.'lisions. " f'rn sucket'," as the child •lid icn his mother w?aned him. t men -tflio ebhtplain that they nothing to do, are just about ■; 11 to the task. 1 that would have no trouble in i w rid must not be born in it. Vl>.<A silence likely to get wet ? V* •iL-uitrL'igtks iood Vdood will always show it as tho old lady slid, when she jtfiicki f»y £he i«Jiios» of U,er nose, by is tbe lender of an orchestra ilio opera the taost wonderful man Jie age ! UfctOise lie beat* Time. I lie husband who devoured his in with kisses found afterwards 1 at. she disagreed with him. There is no monarch's signet-ring itt is typical of as uiiich duty as th<S • dding-ring is. Opportun tits, like eggs, must h'tolled when they are fresh. GEN. SHKHMAN OOIINKRD. —WhiIe ' ieneral Sherman was in General Howard's,tent one tlay du-ifig the treorgia campaign, the medical direc tor, who knc'.v th!U the former liked i! "glass" occasionally, while (General Howard was total abstinence, told Sherman that be looked weary and ill, and if lie would go with him he would give him a seidlitz powder. Tho General acquiesced in the propo ii-.il with alarity, but (ieneral Howard opening his valise l egged him not to leave and pvoduccd a powder which he mixed and gave to Sherman. The by-"t:inders who saw the joke smiled as loud as was proper under the cir cumstances. Di i'v.- —A farmer's boy was sent to a 6< rtain gate in onler to keep it shut, and thus provont the many hun ters who went that way from tramp ling down his master's grass. After lie litui boi ii at the gato a short time, a grnfleniitfi came up and asked him to" Open it. paid the lad ; "1 was placed hero to keep it shut." The gentleman became indignant, *uid expostulated with the boy. "Don't you know who I ain '( lam the Duke of Welling ton." The lad said be did not mind who bn was. Tho duke, remarking that the lad was doing his duty, said he to bo rewarded, and gave him lalf a sovereign. Awfcv ran the boy, skipping across 'lie field, and shouting to everyone whom he met: '■' All, I linvn done more than Bony coukl do ; X have stopped the Dtiko of Wellington." —The State election took placo in Mississippi on Monday. Tho vote »va» very eloso between Gen. Hum phries and Judge Fisher, put iho lat ter js probnidy chosion Governor. The Legislature will mefct on the 16th inst. —The President to-day signed 85 pardon Warrants, prineipnlry for par tics in Alabama, Tennesee, Virginia and North Carolina. They were sent to the State Department for the sig nature of the Secretary. —Thomas B. l'eddie, a well known manufacturer of Newark, N.J., has been nominated fir Mayor of that city by the Union Convention. The resolutions indorse the eight-hour movement. —Recent intelligence from Colum bus, Ga-, is to the effect that cotton sells there for 20 cents per pound, and in Goldsborough at 28 cents, in cur rency. —The gunboats Victoria and Gen eral Price were sold on Tuesday at Mound City. The former brought §IO,OOO aud the latter £14,000. —Unsuccessful efforts have been made in Richmond to secure a revo cation, of themilitary order suppress ing The Commercial Bulletin. —A Kentucky delegation, headed by Garret Davis, is on its way to Washington to request the President to remove <sen. Palmer. A plot among the 220 white and black criminal to escape from the Washington jail was discovered on Monday, just in time to prevent its success —The name of the Post-Office for merly called "Americus," Lyon Co.. Kansas, has been changed to "Sher idan." —Mrs. M. L. Longstreet, wife of the Rebel Genera of that name, has been pardoned by the President.— She came within the £20,000 exemp tion list. AN anecdote is told of the Bishop of Exe ter, England. The scene is a church in Torquay, the Bishop is present, hut not offi« ciating, and he sits with the congregation. The officiating clergyman ventures to soften | to ears polite the phrase "Eat nnd drink I ! ; o!r .>¥■ a damnation." He rend it "eonUeinv ■lntinri'." A voice is h-nrd energetically ex ■la "Damuoti'jyJ" whole church is j •'•"I But it is Kit'n proton*'epithet they ;>! iU<'. Bishop in rebuke «ot tiiu emulating minister. —Money is the root of all evil. THE SEA OF GALILEE. Tlie a-eent of Slount Tnbor was eteepsnfl diflicult. 'J ho ramnjit reached, we had that sweeping view than which time in all the world ia more benutiful, certainly iionetcoie sublime. In the nertheast was the glory of Ilermort, snow-capped and towering in tho sky, on the north the Lebanon range strelcb ing iv.vay to the ie» ; on the northwest tho hills that fttrround N'nyareth. and father away the peak 9 that overlook Tyre and Sar cptn and Sidon. On the west wastb* plain leading off to the Mediterranean, and here and there tho silver gleam of Ki."hon- ;i "that ancient river, the river Kishon." On the south sido of the pltiin. (yid in the middle of it, were almost innumerable points of inter est. Carmel bounded the horizon toward the si'ti'horo. Between us ami that hill lay Taanach, Megiddo, and all the points which in tho long battle history of Ksdrielori ma Ve it to b's looked on as a vt-ry plain of strife for armie», so that John in the Apocalypse spuke of the hillof .Megi ldo a-> tho lastgaih ering plaee of hatibns for cbmbat. South of Tabor lay Shunem, and beyond it tho peaks of Oilhoi), looking down on Jezreel. Clos« by Shunem was Nain, and not fur from that Sudor; and thence the Jye swept car (ward and downward, for the flain descended rap idly; all the nountains seem to 112 ill swiftly to the .Jordan vitley, and there, deep down in tlie slope*, lying in a basin of emerald, was the sea of Galilee. It lies in a deep basin. The eastern ehore rises abruptly in bijsb rocky mountains, and the land east of this is batf.-n and desolate stretching away to the ruins of Ciadai a, the chief city ol the ancient The,, lake is not large. Here the travylvr may l>o disappointed. The wonl "sea" hasledthein to think of (Senesaret as a vast body of water. He is scarcely prepared fif the little lake over which bis eye sweeps with a single glaoee. Hut no lake on earth has shores *o crowded with holy ossociations, ami therefore, there is no other lake or ocean where the ob i server looks across the water into such infi nite distances of thought and memory, j.iy and sorrow. Tho lake is oval in form, lying north and b iu'h. The Jordan enters it at the northern and flows out nt the southern extremity. Around thonorthern and north western shores cluster the points of deepest interest. There were Chorazin and Be'h saida, and Capernaum. On the east was the land of the Oard-M'enes. Hut the steep ness of the mountains forbade the location nf any cities there, except near the northern j and wm'lier txlltti itirtof llie lake. The western shore must have been lined with I cities and villages, 'l'he ruins which aro j found all along the banks, and especially I tho vacant tombs in the rocky hillside, at test tho former wealth and populousness of this eonst - Tiberias is not a city of the time of Christ, although it can baldly ba doubted that it occupies the site of some well-known place of that day. It is the only plnoe of any importance now on tho shore of the sea. On the southeastern side is a small village of mud huts, but nowhere else on its whole circuit is there any collection of human hab itations ; and I'tberUis is but a ruin. In the titnoof the erusixles it was a wailed town, and tho towers and wall remain shakoa by earthquakes into mournful ruin. Breaches admit fiiends and enemies through tho old defences at numerous points, hut there is not much within to,'tempt either cUiss. No bus iness is dono here, -and on the evening of my at rival one solitary boat, a rudely built open fishing boat was the only craft atioat ou the sea. Since that time travelers report this boat as among the things of the past, and there is not even one small representa tive left of the ancient shipping. Tho Sayings of Napoleon First. To a general officer not ominintly distin guished, who fnlicitatod 112 rom tbe Emperor a Marshal's baton, he said. "It is not I that makes marshals; it is victories." On bearing the first gun at Friendlnnd, lie exclaimed: "Soldiers 1 it is nil auspicious day. It is the aniversarv of Marengo." To a troop of artillerp, which had failed in their duty, he said: "Tli'is flag which you have basely deserted eliH.ll be placed in the Temple of Mars, uoyered with crape. Your corps is disbanded." lie presented Moreau, on one occasion with a magnificent pair of pistols as a ca deuu. "I intended," said he 'to have got the names of your victories engraved upon theiu, but there was not room for them." A sentinel who allowed General Joubert to enter Xapole ms tent with nt giving the password, was brought before him: "Go,'" said he, "ilie tnari who forced the Tyrol may well force a sentinel.' 1 On catching the first M4IIC of ihe Mame lukes drawn up in order of bat lo on tlie hanks of the Nile, in/.iiew of the Pyramids, Bonaparte, riding before tbe rank- cried : ''Soldiers! from the summits of yonder Pvr -1 mids, loriv generations aie watching you." "Forty genern'ions look down upon you," is the other and better verson.' The 4th regiment of the lino on one occa sion lost its eagle. ''What have you done with your eagle?" asked Napoleon. "A regiment that its eaulc has Ist all.— Yes ; but I see two standards that iotl have taken. 'Tis well," continued he with a smile, "you shall have another e.ngle." _On the field of Attsterliti, a young Bus sian officer, taken prisoner, was brought be fore hi:n. "Sir," said he, "let me be shot. I have suffered mv guns to be taken." "Y. ung mail," was the reply, "be consoled. Tho -e who are conquered bA' mv soldiers may still have titles to glory." FEMALE SLTGRAGE. —The question wheth er women shall vote is practically decided in Europe. The inhabitants nf Ain, in France, chose the other day nine of their townswom en to be of tho municipal council there; and lawyers in England nre ready to contend that if the ratepayers of paaish should take it into their heads to depute half a dozen be nevolent ladies to their number to the board of guardians by a e'ear majority of votes, no legal obstacle would prevent their admission. John Stuart Mill proposes io discard, in nil futurerefomm bills, any distinction of sex; while, Htys an English ivriter, to show how it wuuld work, we have been favored with a specimen election speech by Mrs. Jenkins, who, so to speak, unsuccessfully contested Dorsetshire in lie husband's name. TnE Southern newspapers arc rapidly im proving in appearance, and we think it safe to say, Resuming a more healthful tone. Ths rebel animus is fa-ling gradually but «are. Fifth Street, Pittsburgh'Pa,, FOVVDRD IN IS*© IS'D j h i incorporated by Legislative Charter. 1 ifII I iiUj UiA J) Q u.Wuuuw/^.J^ of tbe kln«1 Iff THE UNION, conduct**! by a practlca. BUBINKBBMAN. Our hiph'<*t cmnjen iul au.Mi-rfti«-«, Bunt urn! West, pronounce tils gywtom of Hook-ketpJiiji une/jimlftd— <-v«ry depJiitmcHt of bimi nesii, nud yet no nkllflilly cufirlniited thnt the Attentive utmlent mwMteri* the whole in »ix or eight v<*eks. Jt con- Bintftof STOCK BOOKS, clonul once with n loss and twice with nfcnln —exhibits in« hy three different muthodn, tbe transfer of old to PARTNERSHIP HOOKS, . conducted bv three different methods, exhibiting tho j transfer of old t-» new book*, with thft introduction of a | new partner. Ami practically illiiatrnting the PRIVATE LEDGKR, I by m#a?H of which ;hf! reunite of the business are kept j out of the penpral books, for th" use «.f the purtnorn oi ly. Tbe book is not even named elsewhere. Tboflettle ; metit of Purtuership Il'.oTt* by PINOLE ENTRY, with tlx practical lllnitiations, eshlldtincr the books re -1 opened by Douhfo-Kntry. A concise rule for rectifying 7 »ERAN4»RI> DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKS, ! with six specifications. The gain or loss round, and tho books C(HTOi tly re-Opsned. The learner i* also exercised in Oi'KVINO BOOKS, fTom sipht specifications, including special conditions not often met with intensions*. Also, a serious of s^sicisesln CLOSING BOOKS, from new and peculiar specifications The learner also writes about eight v BUSINESS FORMS of Promissory Notrt, Judgment Notes, Drafts, Orders I Bills of Exchange, Accounts, Invoice. 1 *, «tc., Ac-. Also a scries of BUSINESS LETTER®, which, with the bnslm-«s fortns, are nil connected with bis conrsa of Rook-Keening, making it a rpgnlni* course of bntlnesspractice, with a course of twenty-five LECTURES UPON BOOK-KEEPIKO, j by the Senior Principal, explaining all the business mat tors recorded in the text. Also, twelve LECTURES ON BUSINESS SUIUKCfg. How erery one may get rich. How to get rich by tra ding. The causes of commercial failures. On specula tions. The moral influence of integrity in youth, Ac.— Also, lectures upon COMMERCIAL LAW, on Partnerships,-Contracts, Insurance. Common Carriers tho Statute of Limitations, Ac. Practical instructions in detecting COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES, by a fnR set of gmuino signettes and counters, and a large collection of counterfeit notes. OCR RAILROAD BOOK-KEEPING, (In manuscript.) exhibits the construction and equip ment, tho operating receipts and expenditures, the books closed and a dividend recorded. These hooka are adver tised by others, but not taught elsewhere in the city.— Our new system of PRIVATE RANK ROOKS, (In manuscript,) embracing all the best forms In use Hunkers Our new enlarged edition of STEAMiiOAT BOUK-IvEEPINO, ilepartment students have ths ASffotance of our Sum-rim tender:!, Mr. ITIOS. B. SMITH, nr. experienced Practical Mercantile Accountant, ami formerly Clerk of a Missis- Sippl steamer. Our full course of business practice inclndes about FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS, ruled to about THIRTY DIFFER FNT FORMS, vie: 11 Ledgers, 7 Day-books, 5 Journals, r> Bill-books 4 Cnsh Hooks 4 Sales-books, 2 In voice- hooks. 1 Biscount-book 1 Check-register, 1 Deposit-registor, 2 Collection-register* 1 Tickler, 1 Jlaads-regi«ter, 1 Freight-b<x>k, 2 l'tinninC books, 1 Ktiel-book. Thesehookspracth ally record about SIX HUNDRED BCSINKSS TRANSACTIONS, compre hending DUFF'S original plan of business education in troduced twenty five vears ago. How far others have nucceodcd in imitating bim will be best seen by comparing the busineas papers and books of thoir pupils with those of the graduates of this iurtirution. HARPER'S ENLARGED EDITION OF WUIF'W HOOK KI;I:I»ING Price|l,76. Postage 20 conU Sold by Booksoliers gen erally. The following teatfniouia Is Indicate the chsraotor o this work : " No other work upon Ik»ok-Keeping explains tlie sno jects with so much clearness and simplicity.'' F. W. EDMUNDS, Caahier Mechanics Bank, Wallst., N. Y. "It gives a dear insight uiio ail departments of this science." A. S.FKABJBR, Cnshier of Seventh Word Bank, N. Y. "As an extensive ship owner, mericsn and Europest merebent, bank director, etc., ho has byrn tho reputathn of tho higest order of business talents." JOHN W. BUR MI AM, Merchant No. X South st.. New York •' Mr. Duff is a man of rare qualifications for bnsiqcMfc' JOHN M. D. TAYLOR, Merchant, Union st., New Orleans. u y.r. Dnff la a merchant of the first respectability." J. LANDIS, Men hant, New Orleans. "I graduated in Duft'a College in half the time I ex pected. Hlsatlmimble system inclndes nothing turner fiuous, nor leaves out any thing essential." J. R. COMPTON. Cashier Niagra Bank, Lock port. N. V. B It contains much matter important to the merchant' C. O.IIALSTEAD, President Manhattan Bank. N. Y "Tho most complete work or the kind I have evet seen." JAMES 1». MURRAY, President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh. " The most clear and comprehensive that I hare met with." JOHN SNYDER, Cashier Bank of Pittsburgh. « You have yonrown long experience a merchant to good 1180 in this work." RICHARD IRVIN, Merchant, N0.98 Front street N. Y. " The favornMe opinions already expressed by gentle men of competent authority are well deserved and very proporly bestowed." CHARLES M. LEUPP, LEOPOLD BIER WORTH, ROBERT KELLY, Special Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, N. Y [Extract from the Minutes.) PR SPER M. WETMORE, Secretary. Yottr C.-aimlttre unanimously conrnr in th<- .pinion of the utility of the improved method of Mr. Duff" JGURDONJ. LEEDS, Kocording Secretary of the American lustituto, N. Y. THE NEW ENGLAND EDITION OF DUFF'S STEAM BOAT BOOK KEEPING, Just Published by tho author. Price $2.00. Sold bv Booksellers OenarAlly. J "A perfect system for keeding such books and accounts" , _ J. c A BOTHERS. Formerly Cashier of the Merchants' Bank Pittsburg. "Tho Time Table alone is worth tbe price of the book " >t v D. B. II KB RON, Late Clerk of steamer Mount Vernon. "I consider the legal form of Ova Steam* r's Protest so valuable that 1 uevei leave porta without a copy of the book on board." A. C. McCALLA M. Captain steamer Areola "The only work published ofany value to the Steamer's Accountant." J. F. J. ALLISON Formerly Clerk of the Steamer Fortune. "The most perf-ct system of Steamer's Accounts in use " C. S. FRISBKK, Formerly Captain of steamer Nashville. On Win. ll.l>iift'*MPenniimahln. Twelve First Premiums for the i»«t Bnnincs, und Ornamental PMunauliin awarded our I'rc»*nt Pwnnin, by the United State, f.iir at Cincinnatiii...1860 Pennsylvania State Fair at Wyoming Western i*enll»ylvania Fair »t>ituhurrh.~~..^lß6o Western Yirgiuia Fair at Wheeling ••••-•- And the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland 18A2 AH of Which are exhibited at our office. "Perfect gems of the I'eiunan s art."— Pittsburgh Pint wrftramran only be exrelle.l by the «n --thor"-—Piu»burjh baz'Jtc. "Alibis ornamental designs are new and remarkable perf..rmances Kitnipg GaxrtU. ■ "'~" rn PfnnvWMl. Fair aw.r.lcl hlra six First Premiums in all branches of the art.' Ohio Stale Journal. OUR TERMS. For theQraikiatinga>»r»". time unlimited *lO 00 Blanksanostatlooary'c /sting $7 elsewhere The enlarKede-lition <»f Duff's j- 6 Oar bltuikn «re miwie of line rr« .!«. !»>p.r, niieJ coni plete, with full sets oft auxiliaries. Th. lutituiou therefore offi-r, the Commercial Sto dent, the following IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES: Auth P 1 * °' counts in u**», taught by the M. The daily lerturee of an experienced Accountant, grequired by other Ou„e 4th. A saying of fd or «7 in Stationery. 6th. Having thfTbeat bOslne** penman in the West rtk!Ul r V ,U ' 1 112 . rul,r new and cn.ar f•> » 8. with samnh * of «»nr Penn an s Rusinees cir- Ornau.enial Writing. Inch*.ing2s ceuts for o - p - pl rr 2RrS£»3T ««*"«»>'» l'rtneip.2 AMERICAN CITIZEN LAFT PRT&TIAG©IF Ornamental, Plain, Fancy, Card, Book AND CMM AIDS WJIMIRB, Corner offflMln ami JrlTerion Streets, Opposite Jnck'H Hotel, M •■* > «?r »ia. WE AIIF PTIEPAREIJ TO PRINT,OV SHORT NOTICE, Bill Heads, Books, Druggist Labels, Pro grammes. Constitutions, Checks, Notes, Drafts, Blanks, Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Show Cards, Pamphlets, Posters, Hills of Fare, Order Books, Paper Books, Millets, Sale Bills, kc. BE!NO FURNISHED WITII The Most Approved Hand Presses AND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Type, Border*, frrramenh, Rules, Cute, &c., IN TUB COUNTY, We will execute everything in the line of PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PRINTING NEATLT, PROMPTLY, A*l> AT REASONABLE RATKO, . In a style to excel any establishment at home, and compete with any abroad. ■■ F1 m» a«B« Rka ■■ Are employed in every branch of the business, and we endeavor to meet the wants of the community, and to re tain the honorable distinction which has been already conceded U) this establish ment, for TAHTJ] I IV COMPOSITION AND Tllpffinrc In Press Work. In all the essentials of Cheap Printing, I Good Paper. Tasteful Composition, Beau tiful Press Work, and DISPATCH, WO in vite comparison, from getting out a Card of a single line to an illuminated Poster, or a work of any number of pages. IirSIIVKNS ADVERTIiijI'TS, 9 1M L. M. HUE LYNN M'ABOI P.LI TETTER. IjAIVK, M'AHOY «<fc CO. DKAI.F.RB IN FOREIGN AND DOKGBTIC DPI No. MO, Federal Street, (SECOND DOUR nr.LOW NEW N\RKET fIOTWB.) Allegheny C ity, Pn. Dec. 9, 1863,::tf. MARTIN RKIKER OEO. WKOKBECKER STOVES AND PLOUGHS. I I ■ ! mi TCTRCKIIECKERi I'.EIIIKH.—F inn ' * ilerK— Foundry North . 112 tlio |„, r R«SB| Rfitlrr, whwi Storm, l'l.iti e |,. first il'tor North of JMU'H Hotel, where you will And Stori ' of nil firm mid patron*. TlicynNo keep on limi'l a lanrt Mock nf Plough*, which tlmy >e!l Ha cheap ns tlioy can hi bought «t any 'ther eiitabllfllimeiit hi Ihi- county Iloc.0,1M8"tf IS'hl NEW GOOI)S, IHOB AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST AND A* GOOD AS Till BRBT. 1?. C. & J. L. M'ABOY. Have just received at their establishmenl ON MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA. A largo and well selocted stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. HEAD TIIE FOLLOWING CATALOGUE AND PROFIT THERECT. FOTI THE LADIES. Alwnya on httdft large stock of Lndles goods, inch n< COBEUO CLOTH, ALPACAS, DE LANES, GINGIIAMJ PRINTS, / KERCHIEFS, Nil HIES, GLOVES, Ac. FOR GENTLEMEN. Always on hand Black Cloths, Fancy end Black Cassl meres, Haftn*tts, Cas«lnets. Tweed*, Plain and fancy »s tings. Shirting, etc., etc., etc., ItEADY HADE CLOTHING. Such u COATS, PANTS, VESTS .ml other gurnonln Roots an«L KIIOCN, HATS, CAPS & NECKTIES, and a variety of other articles IEOINI.IHO n> noons. Such asUnbleached and Bleached Muslim*, linen nnd Cotton, Table Cloths, Oil Clothii, Linen and Hemp Towels Carpets, Curtains, Fringe, etc. HARDWARE, &C. If yon want Nails or Splice*, Manure or other forks Saw-Mill or other saw*, Smoothing Irons, locKs, Hinges ct C*,', K .?!?, <*«n buy them cheap. IF YOU WANT (food Extra Family Flour, White oi Browu Sugar. Rio Coffee,lmperial, Young Hyson ur Black IVa. goto M' A hoy'®. IF 1 You WANTOHOCERTEH Of a snperior quality, at as low rattan they can be hac elsew here in the county, goto the store of May ,1. rn K.C. A J. L M'ARQT. CHARLES MCCANDL.ESS UUOH C. GRAHAI McCANDLESS & GRAHAM, Attorneys' at Law. Ofllc* on the South-west corner of the Diamond, Butler, Pi AIso,CLAIM AGENTS for securing Ptntirmt, Arrear of PUu and Bounty Money, for Soiltfiera, or if they an u V?. r ! upre *' !,lfativp9 - *■ prosecuting in\ tiler's (. I aims, or tlioae of their Representatives, no rban<i until collected. Dec.#) 9.18:: tf FAMILY BIBLES. -A. FRESH STTIFIPIj'Y OF Pliffitagrap.il Bibles, AT HEINE MAN'S March S3,lSas. William Ei MOOFC, PENSION, BOUNTY CLAIM AGENT K. M Junkln'. OAlec, .Main Strc.t, op poatte Almmrrmaa't Hotel, Butler Butier Co. Pa, No charge nntll claims receired."£A SOTICE. A PPLICATION wHI bo made to the next Legislator /V <>f the State of Pennsylvania, for the incur noratlo of the Harmony Saving Bank, with a capitel of Thirl Thousand Dollars. Said Bank to be located in the bori «»f llanoeny. Itntler H><iiniy,«M State. Jane w isoM.i.A m;<mx notic r.s. THE 'WORLD Ilrouft'lit rljclit; In tlio Very Midst of BUTLER, SITUATE ON MAIN STREET, 0 Where the MWander • ~Tobafcco, Snuff and Ci- M ahox,wit?i 4 outstretch -oco V °S e Dealer in all kinds o Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars. Having been dqjy appointed a "Committed of filx.»to proceed iu parts boyobd the-*, digslh*7*o procurd fortho citi&eu* of Butler, an.lall Others who may favor him with a call, the choicest articles in his line, Wtruld respectfully represent: that in pursuance dt- hi* appointment, he hits bt*«n successful in lollecflnK « talljtogijiun.ns'' of tlib beat articles ever found in Butterl Tie Ts?.jfcld al*,, further represent: that he ffdsgmfeful toUy. public for the fa ,hin'' Ui "day-j goho by," and hopes he trill merit a continuation of their pAifonago, in "days that are to«. me." In conclusion, he begs leave to make tho following: re mark: that !ir ha* a little the host article* in lib line.that are to hi-found from the •'centre to the circumference" of Pennsylvania, and indeed, he might *afely add, the L'nitHl States of Nqrth America, the British Pusee-'siurm. or the California*, Including the mouth of the Colon bla ri«rer, nil alone the toast of Oregon, up a« high as the parallel of '* Wilfty fhonr Phorty." He HUMBLY soli cits the custom of all the " Ihor Prt>plr" c f Butler, or any way faring man who may chance to nmke his transit aero** the disc of Bntler, or sojourn wlHiiu her border*. fir "a season," feeling confident he will giverattsftetinn both i»s regards price and quality. end examine for yonr selve*! Don't put It off! I Procrastination tsthe thief 0 f timf!!! UEORUE VOU ELKY Jr Butler, Pa., May 11,19*4. REDICK'S DRUG STORE, OpposKc Stein's Store, DKtTfiS, DRUOS, DRUOd, « AiKDICINFS, JJEDICINES MEDICINES, \ MHDjCINtiS MEDICINES, MEDICINES, DYES, DYES, DYES, PA I NTS, PAINTS PAINT?, i Pure Liquoisfor M'-dicaJ use only. Soda, Cream Tarter etc. etc. Fronoh iind Am a lean perfumery, and Toilet articles. i Brushes, Trufses and all art it-Ins in the Drug line; of the j best qunlitv snd at fairest rates. Dec. 9, 1863. RURAL HILL 18, NEAR BUTLEII, PA. milE undersigned would resnctftally Inform the public 1 gnTallv, that he Is now fully prepared to furnbh them with the dip! cost variety and very best qualilv of all kinds of fruif tree*. Dnrlng the faxt summer helms | made large additions to his rftock of Fruit ami Ornamen tal trees, and ha* on hand a larger sndbetter quality and variety than has ever boon offored in this county Con sisting of SUMMER, WINTER &. FALL APPLES. PHAOIIIiS T'KAnS AND CHEHRIKS, also, PTIUW r HUH IKS .if th« Tery finest quality—dift.irent kfiula of Rlienbitrb. A Splendid lot of BvorKwioni mill « ktoi! Tnrlety of Ptoiiilkooim tree* for ornament and «hiute«.- All of which, we pni|Yo»f to nil an n» raaat'iuilile ti'tnu, a* the Baltic quality i,ml varieties cm, he had for, from any aj-enry or establishment in the country. .Inn. (1,1894. BILAS PEAHCB t SONS. Theodore Freckenstein, M. D., I'HVNK IAV A SI IUiKO.V. OFFICKon thecorner f.f Jefferson and McKt-an streets, (Opposite corner from U. P. Chnreh ) BI'TLEH, A. Dec. 21, t«V4::3mo 11. N. t'islit r's liujirovt't" FRUIT Patencd Nov. 12, lS<n, Aur.lQ, 1862, and March 22 IR(U To be had only of the subscriber, oh Main St.'pUT DEK, Pa.. 4 doors North of M A boy's Store who e'everv »rlicl«.,f TIN WAHE i. keft in ifVKA T r,l KIKTY. This can has been extensivHy use*l and found t.» be perfectly.wife. Its great convenience will be discovered at first si(fht. Tin* extensive facilities for manufactur ing all its parts make it very cheap. It in closed by clamping a tin r M p over and ronnd the opening, which is prossi-1 upon a cement-cnatetl ga-ket Causing the cement to melt bv the heat d the fruit; be et, mm* cold, it is i.erfeelly scabd. It it cb»s.-d or open ed in an instant, by hooking or unhooking a strait w.'re I spring. LADIES, and others, nr* requeetcd to call and oxam- | ine tuis unsurpassed ¥YnU Gm. „ , . WM. 8. 7.1 KU LEU. Butler. July 13,1864::tf. NI: \v II VHN SHOP, - ha C 3 M z% - . •- 1 * p J"3STO. SEDWICK, HAViNO a new Harness Shop, opposite* Boyd'* Buildings, Butler, Pa., will keep constantly «'ti baud, a large assortment «»f Satldles, Harness, and everything in his line of businc**, which he offers at prices to stilt the times. Work of all kinds manufactured to order, and repairing done ou short notice. Doc. l»,1803:::tf JOHN A. SEDWICK. Ash <& ©raham^ ATTO IR/ nsr IE ~!2" S' AJVD Oarni.seOars at law, CITY, I»A.. ' A]}- Pnrtfcnlar Attention given to Conveyancing and the eznrairation of Title*. 4*?"0il claims b ni?hf and Office on Main Street, fir t building east of PostOfflre. R. M. M'LURE, Attorney at Law, AND PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT. Omob,N. E. corner of Diamond, Butler, pa. Feb. 3, lRG4::tf. u e inMls^un 7 m7 Attorney at Law, ritAXKLIX, VBNAXGO COI'KTV, 71 • »m ilnor North of KIXH EAR lIOU £xecu(or*H STntiee. T ETTEHS of Administration on the estate of Freder -1 J erick Pleor, late of Worth Tp., Butler cotinly, dee d hare been duly granted to the uTHlei aliened, therefore, •11 persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are reque«>trd to make immediate settlement, awl those 1 having chimin vgain*t the same, will preseut them prop erly authenticated fur settlement. June 21,1866. JAS. SHIELDS, Ex'r. Valuable Farm for Sale. I offer for sale a farm on Moddy creek, binds "112 Jacob A John Bn»wn, in C lay townthip. containing one hundred and thirty-four acre®—about ooe hundred dearrd—thirty of which is prime meadow—g;»od or chard, frame house and log barn. For terms inquire of the subscriber. CHARLES M'CANDLRSd. Butler, April 5,1866. Butler Pa JTTST OFE3STEJIX HER BOOT & SHOESHBP. ON MAIN STREET. Opponlte Hoyd's Bnlldiajt* "ITTIfRRE we are prepared to uannfactnre Points and ; \ V Shoes of all kind*, to order, of the best material, ' In the latest styles, and of the workmanship,—on the shortest possible notice; and at as reasonable rates j as the same quality can be had at any other establlsh ! merit. J. A. SUANOR kJ. BICKKL* Butler, May 31,1866 ~ BSTBAY. [ "IT7"AS found In the enrhnureof the subscriber living v T in Marion township, Butler Co. Pa., on the 27th | i day of August, A white mare, medium size, suj>- ; posed to be 8 or 10 years old, shod all round, a piece of j a rope halter on, tainted with oil; the owuer is reiue*- ! ted to come forward, prove property pay charges anp j take her away, otherwise she will be disposed pf aceor- | ding to law. JAMKS -VINCENT, i 6 IMS.:St. i j GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH. , A Family and Agricultural Journal (loYoted to CHOICE LITERATURE, Including Poetry, Novelettes, Talcs, and Mora] and Entertaining UeoditiK generally.— In the Literary Department wo shall present the ehoiseet wltinn the reach of onrextended mean*. The Novelettes, Tales Poetry, 4c., shall he supplied from the best nnrt highest sources, and be equal to auythiiifi to be found in any journal or magazine. AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE, embracing Farming, Hardening, Fruit-Knixmir, Ac. Our Inborn In »"! dapntment fu . tlili|j yehare met the car dial approbntum of Ihe public. Our purpose lias been to lurnUh useful and reliable information upon theso very important branches of Industry. ami to protect them no far a* within our powor against the falie doctrines and selfish purpoeci of the many empires and 'dentation-ad venturers by which the Farmer is Incessantly awenilod.— This portion of the Grrmantmvn Telegraph is alone worth the whole price of subscription. NEW $ DEPARTMKNT.—The same industry, care and discrimination, in gathering and preparing the .Stirring Events cf the Day, expressly for thta paper* which bith erto has been oi|n of it« marked features and given so uni versal satisfaction, will be continued with iedoubled ef forts t<> meet the increasing denntnds of.the public. Terms:—Two dollars pur annum; one dollar for six months. No orders rercived'vithont the canh. and all MibitcriptionK stopped at the end of the time paid Tor. Addre**, PHILIP U. FREAS, Editor and Proprietor, Herman town, Philadu, Pa. Arthur's Home Magazine. Edited by T. S. Arthur an Virginifi F. ToWV*<s>t The IIOSIB MAO AZlNßfot 1866 will ho enlarged and improyed, and made still more worthy of the emie«nt Ya- ILJ'S 1 '... ~!W ~eon received. Itr character a* a IIIOH-fO.SED PERIODICAL, claiming public, f.»Vor on the ground °t real merit, will beearefnlly maintained; While for variety;lnterest, useful., **<, and all the attrac tions of literature and art essential B» a true HOME Mao- AZIXE, the publishers will aim ic make it SUPERIOR TO ALLOTH EUS. ANNE ST««T EXIIRAVI.NO, AXP TWO FAOT* OF MCTIC, will appear in every nnmber, besides choice pictures, group!) and characters, prevailing fashions, e.nd a Item variety of pattern* for garments, embroidery, etc., etc.— In ttll reapecU we shall give A FIK*T4 MAUA /.l\ E.nt a price within the reach of every intelligent family In the land. A new story by T. S. ARTHUR will be commenced in the January number. \ KARt.Y TERMS, in AnvAXCE.—One copy, s2,6ft: three Copies,s6,oo; five copies, and one to getter-up of club, ♦10,00; nine copies,ami one to getter-tip of elnh, $16,00. 0* A beautiful PREMIUM PLATE, entitled "THE I N FANCY OF SIIAIvSPEARR." Will bo mailed to each person whofi' nils us a club of Katf»scril»eri<. It will also be mailed to each single subscriber from whom wo re calve $2.60. F »r $4,.V) we will aebd one copy each of lIoMt MAUSZINE.'UID HOOEY'S LVOV'S ROOK for a year. Address, 'p. 8. ARTHUR & CO., B*l Waiiiut,gtreet, Phila. Kov. 30, 1464. BUUOI3ON DENT I DRS.S. R.&C. L. DIEFFENBACHER. ~N I AJ 4 I! E prepared to Insert jr~ "Ay] £lr> J\ arfillcinl d e ntui 1e s ' i ''he latent improv e . ."i'sA. J L.Vtt*' i7* \ # tireset on Vulcanite, Coral noW ' v<,p *»««»*• «-• desirous to avail A. . ffUft **' V irhT thtflltvlvee of the latest si jj_J improvements in dentis ■lv / /v '.V'k * * r >'. ahowM not ftiH to ' , jJSwz'- examine their new stylos ' j paid to children's teeth. As mechanics, they defy com- J petition; as operators they rank among the best. Char- Ren moderate. Advice free of charge. Office —In Royds Buddies.lenertionStreet, Uutier Pa. Dec.U, l«6.1,:::tf. I 3 . | milß undersigned would respectfully inform the public. | J_ that they have entered into Part tier hhip, In the I' ii<l ertitl« 1 iijjf HIIHII»'«KH, and hereby aoUnit the patronage of the public. They are provided with a neat Hearse; ami have on hand a large quantity of the very best material, and are I fully prepared t«> furnish C'cfiiiia of nil kiiwUon shori I notice. Tiiey will have on hands constantly a variety of J Coffins finished to raft purchasers, and on the nu*o ii.-i»- mnable terms. Tlicy will a!ao furnish Carriages and coitveyancef f"i : Funeral occasions when Ware Eo»>ni", on Jefferson street, L doors \N «st «»f American Citizen Office C,, C. P.OI'.SSf VO, Butler. Julv 20, 1804;:tf. OKOItOK . ERA. Hi YOU m THIS? „ rjl «übncriber.grafe r~u: .<■ r> 1 fuii " K . , C' v "; j- 112. endcustciaHs for oast ' " t'avon.. won Id anuonnco i'«<i 1 \ r .. to the public thathe lias •'-*<« 4 -Jl s:■'•-*<& 8ADP1.1..- C \f-X; - A«hi...M -1.1. »„.T. •"7 '» • 1.0 will !'|* i i.lv nf nil "• *-» K, ' t,.*. rv, , „l„ nil. Hf Uciui.ti.itlj msnafiirtm lijg.nuil k» i.»o.ili..inl the very b-nt assortment if r n s: ark I All w.rk frarrnntwl. Repairing done on the shortest notice and most favorabl* turm<i l)eo. O, IBKJ. j. J. FKDWICK. I Photograph Albums, &c.. At prlcea ranginic from SO Cents, to SB*oo. ! ANINV FIJATTJTIK INTHK 2mi sicujkl FAMltr m/.LES POR PHOTOORAPH PICTURES A wo—A general anpply » 112 Pocket-and Fnmily Ribles. H. Q, II KIN EST AN V. H.VIHr. j % H. CLARC mmm & cilaek, Attorneys' 1 at Law. OLicct In the County Surveyor's ofTice, Btiller, l»n, Will attend toall business entrunted tothom, promptly AIM IJIEIWUCIAIM A©FNTS. for receiving PK.VSIOM BOUNTIES. Dipt PAT for soldiers or their representative*. 9H' No eharge until claims are collected. -<MI George Vogi ey, Jr., MANTT-PACTTTKF.R AND DEALER I.V ALL MMDS Of Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars, Main Street, It tit lei*. Thing* Done Up Right!! I wish to inform Butler county, mid the re/tinn round nboqL that I have just received the best article* e\- er imported Into this county. Th* only way to prove the fiirf to call and examine my Tol»«cco # SiiiifT and Roga»* j believing Iri the ti*uth of tho old adage that "the proof of t!ie Pudding in in chewing tlie Bnjf." Any man thot has nn inkling for Tobacco, in any of it, orms, can be gratified. GEORGE VOGELEY, Jr. Bntler, NOT. .10, ISIV4. JACK'S'HOTEL IiEN.I. JA«'K, Proprietor. | Corner of Main and .IcfTeraon treeta, llutler, Pa. March 16.1RC4. WALL PAPER, AT March. 22.1 WV. 11 KIN EM AX* ' Public Male of Ileal Kviate. ESTATK 09 9xm CEL MCCA.IDLESS dee d. 1 I will expose to public sale on the premises, on Fri day the 14th day o! July, an undivided interest in two hundre*'. seres of lan.l, situated in Centre tp., Butler Co. Bounded North b* W. D. McCandlee*, East by Wm. Al lUou, South by Thomas Richards, and other* ami Went by John Weitzel. The interest t» be sold nt public sale is al>out one huudred acres of the above describe.! real estate but the balance of tne tract will be offered for ■ale at the same time and idace. There is about one bun dled nnd twenty acres cleued and in agwsl stale of cul tivation Log house tiame bank barit, cue hundred bearing apple tree*, a good rein of coal under the whole tract. TLUMS.—' >ne third in band, balanco in two equal auuu al payments with interest from .into of sale JllllJiA McCANDLISS, Butler, June 21, lttUk Administrator. Administrator's Xotiee. N'OTICBk hereby given, that letters of Administra tion have been grant**! to the undersigned on thv estate of James \\ . Cornelius, late ef Worth township, dee'd. All persons therefore knowing themselves in debted to sai«l estate are requested to make immediate payment. nud those having claims against the same are requested to present them properly probated for fettle* meut. HUBERT F ULENN, Butler, June 2S, lSGf>::6t. Administrator. NOTiCK. Wi/«, Isabella Say, has left my bed y\ nd board, without jual cause, I hereby warn nn ! and notify the public. nut to harbor heror give liar end It on my account, as 1 will pay no debts of any kind <.f her contracting SAMUEL U. SAT. Butler.July 24 186*:**, DR. FITCHE S PEXAXK SUPPORTERS, Dlt. OH BUS MAN'S FEMALE PILLS. TniOli of all kinds f.v sale at HAMILTON'S Drug Store. The (Mew York Tribune. NOTWITHSTANDING the enaraomit incr»«»«d nlf u 11/ iK the ]>til>lic:ition ul Tut i '■cr»n.,na by the empfm ment if nnmerr,, nuron.lmrs and other 111 et«la*|>endit»rci< », « Si h< rt v«rn» tnth" prfcf ,ft,«tr iiti'loUßimfSii, i« «*• ><«-»•< te tr t J. 112. * '■fob w.r. »M only „b„„t oijfthlrd llhT,."" lime. Onr Tci ran will 1... r.,,, iii "'Jho preeent be distinctly JfiXSt " i,h „'i' lo •trlctly nm! literally idheted tTmvTn ?ml w " ,0 "° Terms DAILY TKIBIIJfH. efnglo copy SEMI-WEUtLT TRIBCNB Tw»"ir , ' u ''' H t 1,00 Mail subscriber*. one eopr one VM» i. ■J- *. be eimtled 11, Ifi't We5S w ,l| sssgs^fe±: ewenf S,TM Tmrnn „)» V.„t i - ,r r, " k: '"" in fnrnlAed will, n f„|| (l,«rh,il, m IV,I i'ln" 1 " '' l '' ll "' 11 ■he Mime oTTho taikjS ",7 "" Inel„,l in|t th,Mi,„.„ndpl<,rro, them"'~!!?V , T , .r n,l 'er - oiHl.i«tiir». Address TIJJS litlmiM* u r '*i"' ,he ' 11ee.7, ISO 4. ' HUIt.NK, New *ork. The American Citizen, by THOMAS boronfh OBMitlr, Ibraie, Iv !xrv'pf!?" J» «"■!«■ 11l 'tl" 'l'Zi l£n*fi:—<i SO i, VIM» i# IJJ # ~or® trlt Kfx mm,lbs; or J? IfnotSid <**•**#> Ho„ or thn «,«( «ix n,r.nH,H "" Uieejplr. TURMS OP ADVFRTisiisrrj. Aa Agreed npon hy the I'nl li i -1-BINCr. &C., Butler I'tijuTs. ' Proprietors of tl o One flqunrc, one incerlfon KacA l f0 A eolnmn f..r *j* U,OI,MIH. 7 ; ft «* H «;•«»*>* e* -It month*...™ M 1 column fornix mouth* * «20 0«» * for on* year —0» U ooluuiii for otic your. V" mm •» 26 00 ) column f.,r one year ' .40 00 Prcifr»h. n nl HF,u nn*iu7*n r*l'.il V <*> linen, one year..!? * not 8 A pI»! tenth'n^fH!'utwic? n "' , i A ml ' tur '« notice*, carh,3 0»? r ""e™e":,»:' r ?V' t0 lOlmeaul X, nitmtUa-'IL IT"T"72SI 00 fpiu ' il, (n It* e,jiilv,iter.t, wni'mnhe n jKjuure *'o WOK*. g ".(-t h« : „!.,im. m e„,,i™„ rlM ; „ f0 y. •« .. !! 60 Kail •• .« 4 00 " M r w i" ,rn: ™ »" ft n a*Minl»le reduction will be nuola HUiilMtffH r \RJ|X '• " " Ck '' ,l - Mi •»""«pack, 60 CI,. ' .. MCKI XOTIrKH. ' A'l7wtl^,^ o 'f o "X 1 g»»- «'•«• be c'i", PofiTiv*i.v lir IMID IV WiirertUf'utentii, mi>T ' Killer' p'li per. i'"'''"?'" 'W"''"»ri,.ril . ■ si J|„',1,.1 ',° - v "K , r '' >" "trlclly Mill,ei ot„ 11,. « - rtn " l further untie,. July Cltlfen. WAVERLY MAGAZINE. F" |: KAMII.V A.MLSEMJiM A.ND IKgTIIItTION x:uil, rt ~y A. Übti. I , T k,y published in tl . QMI ftttttMloii., ,r-' r w 11 "J' n l'prov.*d in il.« alniiMit "• m "ch mnti,, ~, Hirtt,,ry, ill,t.'llTr'wK.u "K "'TIII. , ,t ,ui """ n '"'«eh"--" ,!,,.;, ,:;', V.aln" IM Al'if.'i'ni., 1 ci,c » ll, "» •« «w 'he e,. entry, tr ' m « hi - - «vr«.r;i3,t"te J"*w ft* It nuntlM. U),. e„,,,. f „ r s »a,rn One t- n y 6„ 4 nientw - " Oneeoi.y for 0 neinlh. u T».. cipie, 112.„ 12»,<,m1,- it J'« roar copies n,r 0 m.nth. .......i...'.'... „ J lj; . All H.l.ntl, toll,, time. „t tho mtZ'ntZ ~AI, „,' " S I ivliri,,* erpiUlml .c ordhttf n. theuhoAl t^V,'." ■.uh«; "sr, v p.pJr'r.lih^V.h" l "' A giv ' u : r ;i" ;"""""• "" " •*>n>plete"l| , ,"!k' liien we r»hal I know whit number to renew it * ££w^ te( £ "'J h *T"- *> tin* them ep ''" < ' P « "«»««'with c-ncl, fc„e gei. Monthly P,.rts-#l « yenr.lnall m,fJt^» lctt4 ; r r • Bd roncernlnff tl.o mn«t to tl:n publisher ' ' Tn* ffirri Prn« nmr-Tne proper mode to.nhwr'h. •"» * «v.» A "' lr '" MWKB A POW, nortnn. Mn„. Dr B. F. Hamilton DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARIE, Boyd** ISloek, Butler Pa. i>*uo r w ' u ".' l y «»r PAINTS OILS D Y B-BTT FFB SPOXOF^H HKUBIIFB. C All BON OIL BEN2OLB wiSSEr"™"® 1 "- 18,1 i-rQcons yon MHDICIJUt PPBPOSJSS MJCTSOAW. PERFUMERY, NOTION'S Wr.NDO* OI.ASft, PLASTER PA RIB, 81. Cab Sod„ CREAM TARTAR, Vf Kir Wines for Sacramental Use, at Cost. AGENTS FOR BR. MURRAY'S MEDICINES. Physicians Prescriptions, Carefully Compounded, Vlwti""'"' ti>. county. A. M. NSYMAN, M. D. Physlt lnn and Hur eon. Ofßc*lm mediately oppoaite Walltar', building, TW.°. IWBSutler X»4l. KNTIIAIS. CAM« to tha reai, lent. „r,, . k'r 'uwnahfp, ihitlerl ~ thrae head of cattle; two ? 1 ' 112 Junr, •re ted, ONA ti«« a l»«JI on i«i 1.1" * °®F> —»tc# TH~ poaad to h. three/w»3dl?.r.!lri» 0 " l * c " ; •| pm id. of right ear. The w, ltr i ; r „wnLr, »r« n. to OMtm fi,r ** 1 ordhr»»v,'p.M, < , r » v ni*«»«" UJ £ uk. Ut.« or thj »,H b, t2 TWS::3t. UisHoluUoa »112 J»artner»h ipT NOTICE ia hereby «IT«h, that lh> Partncrabip here t'jfure existing in the Druggist bueiueea HI ih,. nof.jUKh uf Roller, b«w»rn l(r. i. »'. lUmilton, and Drtiil We, under the DM DIE 'iiiil title of 11. JF. Hamilton * Co. has been mutu.llj disaolaed We return our sincere thauki to the public saueially for their kinU patron/ice. Th. biuinese will Se condurte.l % If S2 "■ H-r"'. KuO. Main bj ?*?.
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