THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
"utler.Pa. Wednesday.March 14 18C6
NalpsniHn Wanted.
A young roan of ixperience in the
Business who can influence a
, gooil trade. AiMrets with reference I'.
(_)., :JO4. Allegheny t'ity, !'»■
Vtti We would refer our readers to the
advertisement, in another column, ol M -
Elroy, D.ekson & Co., No. 54 Wood St..
Pittsl urph, Fa. Tlx se from this county
who piiri li. • fir l-oils 11 the city wuuld
do w«ll to c;iII and *<'e ihcir ntock
Our Court closed its session ou
Thursday eveuirig. Most of the matters
at issue were disposed of. Nothing oi
guieral interest transpired
Of our many exchanges there is
one which deserves particular notice—
KVKRV SATURDAY, is the name of a
journal of choice reading—it contains
incideuts of travels, Kssays, Stories,
Poems, etc. Kach number is complete
in itself, and contains thirty two large
Octavo pages. Terms. $5,00 par year,
iu advance. Address,
ThCKNou & FO.LIIS, Publishers.
124 Treniont street Ho. >ii, Mi s.
t®~|jicenM?s granted at present term
of Court:
Jacob Dumbaugh, Cranberry township
llenry Stokey,
Francis Laubc, Saxonburg borough.
I<ewis Krause. Jefferson township.
J. 11. Steubgen. Saxonburg borough.
Jas. F. Campbell, I rospeet
Daniel S. liodgei.-. Oakland township
I». M. Kelly. Ctutre towuship.
John .1. Iteiber, Summit township.
Henry Miller, Zelienople.
All other application* made to the pres
eol term were refused. So far as we
know, the Court, in refusing licenses were
governed more by a due regard to a grow
ing temperance leeling, as manifested by
remonstrances, than by specific charges of
impropriety in any' special cases. We
lieard no charges made against individ
ual landlords.
Weekly Medical Report
Of the number and Aiu I of diseases
treated by Dr. |j. 01-DSLLUK, of Pitta
Jiurgh, during the week ending March
10th, 1866:
Number of Ca«en
4!ON*I<MI'TION. and Lung Iti.cases, i* ]
l.ivi n (\i.Mrr.AiNT, and Jaundice, 17
Ktii.NKY AFrnci'loNS.iud Urinary Or
gans, 10
FKVKIIS — all the (lific-rent kinds. t>
N>.lt VOL'S I>ISOHL)KHS —Spasmodic A
Spinal, 10
I'I.MAI.K Cu.UlXAlN'l'ti —IrregularAe II
WtiK.MK Ibe several 'Jiff r lit ktnds (i
SOIKIFI'I.A —Hereditary and •tl ei wise 5
DyttPKi'TFIA. Stouiaih Diiiifi e. Indi
gestion, 5
KCZK.VA. Kruptiou. Titttr, Itch, &c. 0
Mumps, Swelled Neck and Throat, 'J
KUVSII'I.LAS, Wild-fire. Shingles, tic 8
NEUHALGIA. Headache, and lliitztness 3
V'HITI swtl.l.lNO or Hip disease 4
DROPSY, of Chest and Abdomen 3
HilKliMATisM—Acute and Chronic, 4
ASTHMA, Phthisic or shortness of
breath, il
HEART DISEASE — I'alpatatiou. Pain,&c 2
,Orui:R Diseases not here named, 11
Tbs ah.j|p number treated during the week, 120
As compiled by his assistant, J. L.
jVICKee, M. D.. at the office of
Pro . L. OLI'SIIUG, M. D.,
No. 132 llrant St. Pittsburgh, P.».
SPECIAL NOTICE.
"Great oak»frotn little •»corns nrotc.
The worst disease known to t'ie hu
man race spring from causes so email
j»s to a'tnost defy detection, 'l'he
-vnlums of scientific lore that fill the
tables and shelves of the medical fra
ternity only goto prove and elabo
rate these facts.
Tlicii guar i yourgi.-lves while j-iu
may. Tbe «inuil»!.si piiuple on tin
skin in a tcil-'ale and indicator of
It may fade and die awav
from tht surface of the body,* but it
•will resell the vitals, perhap , at last,
mnd death be the result and final
.close. MAGQIEL'S BILLIOUS, DYSPEP
TIC and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where
all others fail. While for Burns,
Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts, and »11 abra
sions of the skin, MAOGIBL'B SALVE
is infallible. Sold by J. MAQUIEL,
34 Fultoii street, New York, at*d all
Druggists, at 25 cent per box.
—Among tlie by the Cit\ I
of New York, Irum hiverpool, ls'tiot
of UlUiana, who went out tin
the benefit 'if his health, lie
without uiinli iuprovetnent, It is Mild
he ut sufleiiu. aemiely now frulu para
The (ioTernor is anxious to reach
HA goon an possible
—lien. Hutier's speech in the 8u
pretue Ooaot failed to produce the effect
that the defender? of military commit
i?i ins ami arbitriiry arrpsta had calculated
OD
—Tin; man wUottoi4fui|J»tecl the as
- eatwl.iatif n of tiovernor Krowulow, of
Teune-v'ie. h»M been arrasted at lircnuJu. |
and uruurod io Naxhvitle tor
trial before i military Co.. IIHS, i m,
—Hon. Luther liateti, foiled Stales
k olleoun IIM the port of I hit-ago, died
in that city, On Jin-0;li ; d tiltymae
years. J'epuiy 'J'. > Klnsclla acta a>
Oollectoi till .Mr. iiaveu'f succe.-jijj DL.II
pp appointed
A Sabbath Morning Ssnnal Addrataad to tha
Village of Butler.
The following lines fell iuto our hands lately. They
•re written In a well known hand, not n< w a citizen of
our town. Ws think tfcsm worthy of publication.
On stranger eyes how fair thy beanty ft lea ins, " •
Front thy Be<ioo»tered hook am< ti|t tiie hill*
N-.wradient with tlie morniutr'a «NI lie>l i eatul,
Ami. save the murmur of thy silver riils.
That quietly creeps d<»wn thro* the silent irlsn,
No sourni is hoard t > luil the voice of man.
Ood's stately temple hhi among the shad*,
lt< solemn Worshii-eand Its song of pral*e,
Seems pnre as that where onr first parent* prayed,
When o'er their altar-* ben 'ed Heavsus foitde-t rayf
And as of old. earth* lofty bills were made
A place where angels came to chant thU. lays.
To him they seem, with evsry Sal>batfi moru,
Still to decsud with blssslugs edsn born.
Butler, May, IS6I.
(ioVEKNMRXT I.NCO.MK— I'Iie in
conif of the (Jovermucnt frotn inter,
ual revenue, thus far in the current
fiscal year, cominuncing in the mi-I
dle of last jesr, has been somewhat
ov rtwo hundred mil ions of <!o larg
which, if kept up at the same rate,
will " like the aggregate of theyear'si
r.-ceipi» from int rnal taxation alone,
three hundred and twenty five mill
ions. and that would he one hundred
und thirteen millions wore than the
internal revenue in the previous fis
calyear, and nearly three times as
much as that of the year which en
ded with June 30, 18G4. The most
reliable estimates of the customs-re
v. nue through all parts of the coun
try place the aggregate at on" hun
dred ami eighty millions in gold foi
the whol of the current fiscal year.
This would make the total income of
the National Treasury from internal
revenue, and from duties on impo-ts
for the year ending next June, about
five hundred and seventy millions of
dodars in currency, which is over two
hundred millions ui'jre than the es
timated disbursements of the Govern
ment, and this excess over interest
and expenses could be applied to the
reduction of the public indebtedness.
The financial situation and prospects
are certainly enci u agiug. The o9i
cial calcu ation is that with the aid
of a judiciously estrblished sinking
fund the entire debt of the nation
can be paid off in a period of thirty
years.
Th- ? itlon Party of lhc.\en
• ork Leilalalnre.
Mr. Treiuaiti, on Thursday night, with
drew the resolution uioyed by him on
the reconstruction policy, in order to sub
stitute (or then) those which had been
been reported in tho Senate by Mr. Fol
ger of the Select (J> minittec on Nation
al affairs. Mr. Trcniain's resolution
were an uiii|uaified approval 112 the scuti |
nients of the Union Majorily of Uou
jjreas, while those offered by Mr. Folgui
were somewhat toned down tor the pur
pose of preserving, if possible, ihu mi t
of The Union-party iu this St a e unbro
ken. The Senate resolutious declare :
"That only loyal lepnvuntativdS of
unquestionably loyal Stales should oe a>.«
u.ilted to L'ougress, and that eacii II us
of Congress is llie note ju-iye ol the qua -
tieailou and eleellou of us lueuibeis .
ill >1 the nation is p'eiged to protect th
lit)i i;y and civil rights ol the I ec lmeo .
ilt it i tjU"i miffntye nhnulti he Cs tnuUi/ i<
the Uutrict uf (Julumbia to U nnxl<
c itueHi."
'ihe vcsolutiors were, ou Thursday
night, adopted in the Assembly by a vote
ol 70 to -U, a strict party vote, every
Republican voting for and every Demo
crat votiug against theiu.
The Albany Evening Juurnal, fti com
menting upon the resuit, says :
"They [the resolutions] may therefore
lie regarded as an authorized exposition
of sentiment by the Union party upon
the grave question at issue. The plat
loriu is one upon whien no loyal man can
hesitite to ftand—which will secure the
unhesitating support of all who hull the
welfare of the country above party."
—The banking house or Itufus Lord,
in Kxehauge Place, New York, was rob
lied on Saturday morning of Govern
ment and utliei bonds to the value ol
31,500,1100. A reward of 820,000 is
| "tferred for the recovery of the proper
<y-
—K. It. l'ayne of Cleveland, commit
ted suicide in Itavannn, on Friday,
by taking laudnum.
MAItniED.
On Thureilay March Rth, by the RT-r. Loyal Young, D
P. at the IIOUHO of tbe bride's father, Mr. John R Pol
lock and Miss Mary Blair, of Centre tp , Butler co.
On Feb. let. IKM, by Bev K. Ogden, Mr. William M'-
I'.lwain to Miae Lucietta Langdou, both of Middleaex
township Butler co.
On 27th, by the same, Mr. Joseph Lavery to Miss
Mary Jane Bartley, both of Peon townxhi|. ttiie co.
On tbe Bth inst., at the *esldetire of the bride'* moth
er. by tbe «anu>, Ur.Josiah M'Catldleas to MUM Aula
rilla C. Wise, atljof this county.
The %lx>ve couple will receive oar thnnks for a very
■ice slice of brld«'a cake Ttje happy pair have our
best wishes for long life , happiness and prosperity.
Ap|>oint«»d fr.r lb# year 1866.
Adams t iwnshlp, Benjamin Douthett
Allegheny " Audrew 81omi,
Buffalo " Ilenry Binit|).
Butier " Jacob Schaffner,
Brady " John P. Thonjpsor,
Centre " Tbou;psoa,
Coniioque'g " Jaiiiej G. >)o<Ms,
Concord " Juo. 11. Christie
Clinton " ilenry Seftou, Br.
•* Peter l-'vuuei
Cl®: " Andrew Wick
Cberty •• James S. Campl>e|l
Cranba<ry *• Jaima 11. Oranam
UxiMal »• Aicli d black
kairvlew •• i boa Jamison
Forward a Aiklrrw Bopr*
FianMio - Robert Kem^d^
Jarkion - Jhu Mislen
M.lton si' Kennedy
Middlesex •• Mm.del ItlCLey
M'-icer « James 8. tfhiaid*
Marlor. " Robei t Tan«like
Lnncaster John Ziegler -oi Al> hi)
Oakland **• George Siionp
Parker u Wu. II Slum
Pens " Win. IMNIIII
Bbpi»eryrock u a,,,. Mifflin, Jr
hunißiit " Hr -ti
♦♦ M r«. BW a*
WasbiiiK^toM• Hillukid"
Vlintyld >' ui
tVorth ** ll u Un
Butler borough /Idiuu Biu-^ at
iDUirevflie i IMMU; G"Uiter
!ja; luony ** Conr#d Kri.dlet
llai risrille " J dm K«q.
Pi-lteiavule*' J. M. Kit bean
P'ospect '* Ja«e aids
Saxoiiburg " Ch i« I|oftnuku, t-q
'• Burlibart
MlH«ualtfva M Sotodion
Sunbtrry " Albert
1 B, order.
11. E. CO)HB||, Cletk
Copmin+wr tamn, H»rc> li, twii, h. '
I frirlTnl and Departure of Hail •
Ihs mail front But lor to iteflt namiy, by waj of «oly
I okf, Ottitt«fiiKle, Anandiilr. MurrinarlHe anl niißmi
villc. 3 r > tnilM; l#*ve* Butler on Monday and FTKOT of
'•tch week, at 6 o'clock, a. m., ruiurnf on Tuesday and
Saturday of each week at 7 o*c|ock. p. in.
| The mail from Dutler to Salem Cross Roads, bf way u f
Btxonbnrg. Sa- versvllle, Freeport. Shearer'* Cross Roads.
McLamfMiu's Store and Dak In tid f'rmti Koada, 48 mi lew.
lea*oa isutler on Tuesday and Saturday of each week, at
§o*e! <k, a. tn.; returns ou Friday and Monday cf ©acli
week, at A o'clock, p. ni.
The mall from Butler to Xsw Outlc, by way of Mount
ChMßttt, Prospect, Porters? Hie and Princeton.'JK miles
care* Puller on Monday and Thursday of oath woek.at
6 o'clock a. in : returns on Tuesday aud Friday of eacl.
w eek, at 5 o'clock, p. m.
Th« mall from Hntler to Lawrencebnrg, by way of North
Oakl:iud. Bamhart's Mills, Baldwin and Bruin, 2Smilei,
leas* Butler on Monday and Friday of earh week, at 9
o'clock, a. ni: retiirh* oh Tuesday and Saturday of each
week, at 9 o'clock, p. n».
The mail from Butler to New Brighton, by way of Pe
tersb'trg, Bre«k-Neck aijd 7.oUrna|>le, & miles; with two
addlt "ini trip#* between Break-Nock and Eelienople; lesvs
Butler on WalnwHiny of each wnek, at 7 o'clock, a. re
urtMon Thurad*? of #»arli week, at so'clock, p. m.
The mall from Butler to Plttiiborg, by way of Olade
Mlil«, Bakers town, Tally Cavy, Ktna, Deqnesw and Alle
gheny City, Similes: leaves Butler crery morning.except
Sunday, at 7 o'clock, a. in.: arrives at Butler from Pitts
burgh l»y the same route, every day, Sunday excepted, At
1 o'clock, p. ni
a A. V. M.—Butler Lodge, N0.272, A. Y M hold
/J\ its stated meetings in the Odd Fellows Uall, Oft
Street, Butler Pa on the first Wadneft
day of each month. Brethren from slstM
' \ Lodges are rs«pectfully Invited to attend.
Byordsroftha • M
CONNUQUfcNfcSSINO LODGE
JSSS% No - 27R ' I- o. of 0 F. holds it-.
L.V SA-J ntated meetings at the llall, on
< P y Mnin Street, Butler Penna.ever>
Monday evening, commencing ai
six o'clock. Brethren from sinter Lodge* are respectful
y l.ivited to attend. By order of the N. O.
For the Citiieti.
AXXOIMWKXTS.
COUNTY SUPKBINTENUKNT.
Ma. EDITOR : —You will plensc announce the name of
P K IKB A. PAINTER, of Buffalo township, as a cat.di
date for th*- office of County hupi-riftteudeni .
Mr Painter in a practical and xucc*<».fiil tetcher >f
much experience, lie nmk<-s teaching his apeei.it call
ing. lie has been engaged In teaching tor the l.txt eight
y.iars excepting the time lie was in the servire of his
country, in tlie''Old 78th Regt.. P. V.." In whlcli he
served until discharged on account of a wound received
We feel no hesitancy in recommending him to School
Directors and friends of education an one, who, if elected,
would faithfully, ami efficiently discharge the duties Of
County Superintendent.
MAST FBIRSM or EDPCATIOJI.
MR. EDITOR: —You will please announce tho name of
Rev. W'M. 11. JAMISON, of Connoquenesslng tp., as a
camliuate for the office of County superintendent.
For the information of hh friends, lie would say, that
he has been a practical teacher of ''oiuinuu Schools in
this country, over ta-o years,
MR. EDITOR:.—PLEASE announce the name of JOHN 11.
CHATTY, as a candidate for County Superintendent.
Mr ('ratty having been engaged in the busitiesM of
teacbiug fu a number of years, his ablti lesand eipe
tience are second to none in the county, and Ins eleva
tion to the office of County Superintendent would be
highly beneficial t > the cause of education, and would
be rertually carrying out the true object ol Ihe law
creatinK that office—vix: The elevation of the Common
School Teacher. MAM* TEACHERS.
MR EDITOR:—AT the request of manv Directors and
friends of our Common Schools, Iter. A. 11. WATERS
will he an applicant for re-election as County Supsriu*
tendsnt.
AUENTB WANTED rOTAKIOEDKRO KOR the
best telling book now published,
THRILLING STORIES OF THE GREAT REBELLION.
Comprising heroic adventures and hair breadth escapes
of Soldiers, Sconts, Spies and Befugees: darinn exploits
of Smugglers, Guerrillas, Desperadoes aud others; Tales
of Loyal ami Disloyal Women: Stories of the Negro,
4c„ Ac., with incidents of Fun and Merriment in ( amp
ami Field. By Lieutehant Colonel Charles S. Greene,
late Of the United States Army. H»nd»'imdy illu-t a
led witli engravings on steel and in oi« c dors.
Semi for circulars and see the liberal terms oflprtd,
Cllas. S. GiIEE.NE A CO., I'liplislKTS
march 7th—4t.) No. 134 S. Third Stieet, I'hiladelpia,
Auditor's Notice.
Hut fur ctmiiti/,
I S the matter of the Partition of tho Real Estat*
of Christian Bslgliley,dee'd.
O. No. Oh June ret lM I <*4. And n. wto wit : Feb.
Tth;i llfi on motion of John M. Thompson, Court ap
p .mi Th s. Robin-ou, Esq., ou Auditor in this rase .to
. epoit at next T«im. By the Court.
Cert-fled from the Cecord this 10th day of l-ebruary
A. 1)., 18' rt. W. J YoVM'i, Clerk.
Autlcs is lie el»y g; veri th it the unduriigne 1 will ««•
tend to the dn.:« s .112 ibe iibi-ve n(ipoilltm»*lit lit the ffi. e
i Cii i lei MN ni dIfHU. K-q. iii Butler,n.i 'I hiirmlny the
I'idi dn» of April, Iwhers mII parties iuteierted
inav o!;tnd il they "ee lit.
THOS. ItOBJNSON.
mrfcb 14 —nt. Anuitor.
S B. M* m T. Jas Dincsot J .NO. T Sit
TUADK, IHOO.
mxY
/fk m:m ,1 i.k:
IVl'Elroy, Dickson &. Co.,
64 Wood Bt<e«t. Pittsburgh, Pa.
NO iV OFFER THEIR
SPRING GOODS
AT Til IS
wim amr<rpaiMi
TERMS GASH.
TUB STOCK WTL.L BE K I'.T'T CJMPLBTE DT'KINQ
THE SBA9 INT.
BUYERS FROM EASTERN & CENTRAL OHIO.
Western J'enn'a and West I 'injinin.
March 14, ISM.
LIST OF LETTERS.
rn IK following in the lilt <)f Letters reiuaiuirig iu tb
_|_ I'mt Office, Butler Pa. March Ist,
Alecands M'Call Sam I 11.
Ban ley Campbell Mat tin James O
Brubul i)r K M'Nnleu Maivey
hiub John Martin Alexander
Buxton Clifford MUIIK*I John
Bell Miltou Markin Heuenrey
Burnt Hannah MDugal Thyf
Burtner Davjd M'Dcrmit Wm
Burt nor Andrew Neyman J N
Iteutn P. 2 How ley II ¥
Bunber Eve F. Rohrer (leorge
lk.ru.au L A* Rn*a Wm 0
ltanese II Rblele • nines
Boys Jane MIM Pmlth J -aepji
ChHaly 8 8. Stanley Nancy J
Campbell Jvjht) Stevenson Kluiivay 0
C afford Robert Brarp U C
Cauuou T - Bteen ONiiiel
t riser llarriatte Smi b Kate Minn
Clviner B lipii'b Sophia Mm
Clearwater John 2 gmlJbWta
Croford 8 Smit'i Mr# K 8
Clarke Jam»M C 8tu;«ll llcorjr
Ilugtn klleo 8J«pon« K C
hvent George Smith Sophia M
tiush George Turner Washington
Glenn R V Thompson Jama* M
I lav* Mai tin IVwiuor Ida Mm
darting Hew 0 V W timer V M
Haines J D Wefa Nathaniel
Kiept Nlch"leee Wis-el II C 2
M'l and e*a Aewton M Wright l.ev N
Mai v- n Wm M Wlla n Mlii
Marshall II It W#t*el Henry
Mahood Ilaiiette
Persona calling for any of the above letter* jvil! |>lea»»
•ay they are Ailrertliei. J.J 9KDW ICK.
March 7.1866 I'oet Maxtai
Notice,
IN the matter of th< petition <>f Samuel Whner, Si ,
for a commission to take and perpetuate te«tiin>>ny.
Common i'lea*. .>*>. 11, Bepten)iiei Term \ D„ 18;»4
And now to wit March ti, IH-,6, on motion i»f M'Caud-
IMM and Thompson, Attorney* f«r Petitioners. Coui t ap
point W. 11. 11. Uiddlf * Comn.its oitr, iu tike the do
positions of witneesps as luay be pr<-daced before h in.
Bu'.lar (.oa.ity, *a; C«rt:f)ad from the Kecord thi'
loth day of :.»arcb, la&j-
WM. STOOPS, Frothy.
1 will attend to the 4uHee of the above appointment
on Toe-day. the 3d day of April, 1866, at she reebleuce
<>t Ja« I. H«*e ,iu Brady township. Butler coun
ty, Pa. All paitie* Interested will please take notice
W. II 11. RIDDLK,
march 14 C 6. Commissioner.
AiUtiiuMfslor'ii Sutico,
I i TTKKS of Jdniluistr itioi. haying l>een granted to 1
JLi the Un ie* •>£ the otal* of A.J U>y<i, late
of Itraly <iec d.. 'li-rt <*f ie, ajl persons indebted'
*o saiu e«t.ite*a/e ieui«eete<i to pay the same aithoiit de
lav anu IU ■**, haviUK claims «gnm«t the r*unie wilt pie
eeut tlioiu duly authenticated f->r setOeniptyt
JOSEPH T B-JYD
marrh 14. 'M —* Admmieftrator.
A<lmi»i*lrutor'» Notice.
LK'lTi;Kc «>f Ail ministration on lbs estate ..f 4<ktm
fan* „( I'eun towntbip, dec d„ have been
granted to t|je »u.batMhern, all nereons knowing tli«iu
selvee utdehted to mpd estate aie requefted to nutka
imm<fliate pay uifut, and tboee baviug claiiun agiinst the
• lie will them property authenticated fur set
tl thjp)i iu Bovd s liuMei, Pa.
GK«>RuE WKi.fP.,
AI>4M IRUUTMAA',
Ktrib It, AdmY#
HEAD-QUARTERS
FOIt
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
Just opened, one of the laracest
and l>e»<t asHorteil slockof
Fancy CloodH.
REDUCED PRICES
AT
D. T. PAPE COS.
One Door South of let National Bank
WE INVITE COMPARISON
AJfJD
DEFY CUMPKTITION
As far us Variety, Styles
Quality of Goods and pri
ces are Concerned.
TO Till: AFFIiI(Ti:i>!
L. OLDSHUE. M. D.,
P» ofea«or of Pnlliol'ip;)' <n Iht Krlartrlc
.11 iltc I nt l'l»Hnil< l|iul», now
llir |'lillnil<-||ij:lt I ialver*ll> of Merii*
cine and Hurgrr) ,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Oilloeand Hrslilonoc, No t 133,
c;rant Ht., TMttal>ururli, Pu.
Sin: —We b«*g leave to »nnoUncA that. after an
ex|H*rience of over twenty year* general practice in this
citvdurinic wlileli time we have been aeotistant observer
at the bed-side of the sick, anil have successfully treated
in MC than THIRTY TH -uasNh different CWM of disease,
we feel warranted in preaenting our claima fur your pat
ronags.
unr peculiar ivatein of practice may need some ex
planation. it beiiig KCLF.CTIO, connected with that of
Our remedies are principally vegetable, discarding
entirely the use of CulnmH of Mercury in any form:
hell viiiß it to he adiwmte-crentiug of tile worst
description.
W « are a'ao opposed to the n*enf the eneral blood
letting in <«ny case : helievjnir tt to ha injurious to the
constitution and often timea dangerous to life.
4Mir uiode of detecting "chronic eflfaitintia." of the
internal organs, ia principally by an examination of
the urine..
During the whole course of our atndy and practice
we have paid particular attention to this '• Old Merman
Mode'' «.f d» ie.-timt diea*es. and we feel perfectly satin
fled'-that ther* is no more curtalii sign offered in dia
«a«C ' than !•< proaent-«l in that accretion.
\\m therefore, aoliclt all th<«» laboring under what
ever disease, am' patticnlarly chronic and complicated
ones, and also all those iliw iae» peculiar to fenialt* and
pertal ting to women and rh.ldren. to give us a trial.
Hy th • 11lost c> itical examination of every caae pre
vented to us. leaving mi H«iii>ce unexplored for the dis
covery i'f the true nature «-f ».very disease and sparing
no palna In the aelectioii of the appropriate remedy in
every case we h »p« to attain the highest award of auc
ceas helorging to pr« f«*«§ional akill.
In fact, we have already the pleasing aaauranee in
the extensive huaineas of pa*t yeara and the constantly
increasing pract ce that is daily crowding upon na that
our a vat em will be more appreciates aa our practice be
comes more generally known
Therefore, we now more eapecially invite tboee labor
ing under any lingering diaease. that haa not been cur
e.l, hecanae, perhapa.the complaint was not properly
uuderiitood to send a vial of their urine for exaiuiqa
tlon. and have the uecessay medicine aent tliein.
We wish it distinctly uuderst«a*J that thia tpedal In
vltaHon la given to those who have »ufßciently triad the
remedies of thci* family phvaician; and have failed to
obtain telief >*t his hands.
If others cA«w« to apply, however, we mill give them
alse our best attention, and uiil promiae thein relief in
every case whore a rea;onable hope can be entertain
ed.
llelieving. therefore that yoq will properly appreciate
the advantpges *e claim f>r our eyatem ov r the old
bleeding, blistering and calomel practice, we promiae
you t) the nvstca etui investigation of every caae.and
prompt attention to butdneaa, to fully merit yuiir Wor
thy patronage. Kespcctfully youra.
U v i>Ll)>lft;K. M D .
Practising Phyrirtan.
No 132Orant atreet, nearly opposite, the Ca;hedral
Plttaburgh :::4t
Orphans" Court Male.
BY virtue of An order ami decree oftlie Orphan's court
in and f»r the county of Duller. the undersigned,
guardian of the minor children of Robert Unnlap. late
•«f Mprrcr township dee'd, will offer for *ale on the
preutii***, *t nr\' • ctmok, H. M . ni the :il»f (Lii of M-trrU
next, KIKTY ACKKB OF LA AD, more or less, s.tuate
in said fownshin, hounded on the north by laud* of Nel
son cochrun >HM Andrew DnnKp.on the eut by heirs of
John Hamilton, on the aouth by Win. M Cilntock, on the
«o*t by II n .fan Kerr, with the appertanence*.
Term* of >*ale—One third of the purcha*e money in
hand, and the balance in two e«|iial animal paymente
with interest ttam confirmation of Hale by the Court
Title go>al.
marchT, •*.) CHAS. COCJi K4*f. Qpardian.
Claim A^ciil,
rpIIK undersigne«l wonld respectfully notify the public
g. thatfhe baa beeu regularly commissioned as
OX-LA-IIM:
for securing Bounty M'-nry. Arrtart of Pay and fYn
«i'on*. for s'bllers, or If they are dead, for their legal
representative*. \o charge will l>e made for
the claims of or their rep •eaetitatlve* until the
same colliete«i. C. ti. ANDEBSON.
Hotter. June 27, 19C5.
FOR SALE-
I will sell my Farm, containing about NINETY
ACBES, situate it) Middle**** townsb»r Butler
Pa., wiihi'n one half mile of OJadeMitj I'oft office. Sixty
acree cleared, a new (i a«o«' hou«e eru'l ««l and n»ofed ; a
l, g b u e and Ntabliug theie* n; w<dl watered; g.iod
..re*, rd. and the laud is or giH«d qusbty. either for grass
rgr»ii 4 'UN OUTER,
uiodlese* tp.. Bnlterco . Feb. 14, I*<<S*l.*
FIBI.IC "
rpilE undersigned winhinr to g<i West, offers for sale,
j 1 ii SAIUKDAY, MARCH 24TH, IM*. QyE HOL'SB,
.♦ y P LOT* containing one Aere. in Centre villa Borough,
a g »od well »112 Holt Water at th/s door. A large lot of
fru t t'MSt ere<n: Peach, Chert j, Apple. Pear Grape
Tines, Ac Also 'i% Lots A very dfeirat>le
locali »m for a mechanic.
If the above Is sold 1 wHI sis» offer for tale, ell ray
Household and Kitchen fnrnitore. together with 1 horse
1 huffgy. ten I year old calvea, with a full et of Shoe
makers tools. Sale to C'»mm*nce at 10 o'etock.
Tei mi m tde known on day of sale.
m«rf4.L*wj» wjyysß
THE LIGHT OFJTHE WORLD.
DB. MAOGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE.
These Life giving remedies are now, fbr the flmt time,
given publicly to the world For over e quarter of a
ceutnry of private practice the Ingredient* in tbeee
LIFE-GIVING PILLS 1
Have been used with the greatest success. Their mission
it not only to prevent disease. but to eure. They search
out the various maladle* b ? which the patient IN suffering
and re-iti viirorntes the failing system. To the aged and
infirm a fow dnees of theio FILLS vill prove to be
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH,
For in every ease they add new life and vitality, and re
store the waning energies to their pristine atate. To the
young nnd middle-aged,they will prove nw»*t invaluable,
an a ready, specific, and sterling medicine. Her* is a
dream realised, that P6nce-de-Leon sought fur th'ee
hundred year* ago, and naver found. Hi* I-«dced f«*r a
fountain that would restore the old to vigor aud make
youth ever
An Eternal Spring!
It was left for this day and hour to realize the dream,
und show, in one glorious fact, the magic that mad* it
I fair.
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
Cannot stay the flight of years, but the* can force beck
and hold aloof, disease that might triumph over the
aged aud the young. Let none hesitate then, but seize
the favorable opportunity that offers. When taken as
prescribed—
For Bilious Disorders
Nothing can lie more productive of cure than these
Fills, Their almost mugic influence is felt at once; aud
the usual concomitants of this most distressing disease
I are removed. These remedies are made from the purest
Vegetable Compound*.
! They will not harm the most delicate female, and
! ran be given with good effect tu preset ibed doses to the
youugest babe.
For Cutaneous Disorders
And all eruptions of the skin, the PA LYE Is most in
valuable. It does nf)t heal externally alow*. but pene
trates with the most searching effects to the very root
of the evil !
DR. MiGGIEL'S PIUS
Invariably Cure the Following
Disease* |
Asthma,
Bowel Complaints,
Coughs,
Colds,
Chest Diseases,
Costiveness,
Dyspepsia,
Diarrhoea,
Drops v,
Debility
fever A Ague,
Female Complaints,
Headache,
Indigestion
Influenza,
luflamation,
Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaint,
Lowness of Spirits,
Ringworm,
Bait Ithsurn
Scalds,
Skin Diseases,
ollce None genuine without the engraved I
trade murk mound eucli pot or bog, signed by Dlt. J.
>IA <•<! I KL, •LJ, Fulton st., New York, to counterfeit which
Is felony.
Sold by all respectable Dealers in Medicine*
throughout the Uuited Materv end Canada*—at 26 cents
per bo* or pot.
For Sale at Dia. flit AIIA >1 A UUSELTOX'S Drug
Store, Sole Agents in Hlitler Pa.
Went Nunbury Academy.
11IIF, Summer term of this School will ootumenceon
the Sxco.vf MO*I>AT of APRIL, uu'ler the su
pervisioii of D. M. Cross, ami continue 12 week*. Phon
ography and (lymnawtics will be taught, In adiition to
the Branches heretofere ,taught in this school, Prof.
Itoreland is expected to givu lessons on Instrumental
Music In connection Willi the School.
By order of the Board,
WM. P BREDIN. Prest.
1. w. Cimerr, F«'y, (Kb 2», '06.)
Valuable Farm Cor Kale,
[WILL sell 100 Arars of land, situate in Parker tp.,
nrar Silver CraHl.Bntler county, Pa.; alM.ut SEV
ENTY acres cleared; about Thirty acre* of mra-low ground
which is good oil teritt »ry. Log house. 2 st-ry good
frame Itarn. good A pie orchard, between lb and 100
bearing which can bo bought for $lO per acre; one
half in hand, and the balance in one year. A good and
sufficient title cau be made at any time.
WILLIAM H. SMITH
Feb. r , 186fi—t4t
FARM FOR SALE!
ADE9IRABLE property situated mile from
the lixroiigh of Butler, on the New Castle road,
containing
Sh VEX TV FIVE A CIIES,
A two story Brirk House thereon erected. Se>eral
spriugi) of nev*r failing water, a large orchard, end
supposed to he underlaid with coal. and well timbered.
For particulars, enquire of W. O. Itrarkeeridge, Hotter,
or the subscriber renidiug in Buffalo Tp. Butler Co Ps.
March 1. 18M. M. If. BYEHLY.
COI STY NI RVEIOB.
\NY peraon widting surveying dona by the County
Snrveyor, can be arc. minoduted by leaving w »rd
or addressing J. B.Clark, at the office of the County
Snrveyor in Butler; or add rct-sing N. M.Slatorat Break
neck Poet ''/ flee Butler Comity Pa.
March 7th l*Wtf.
Mill enyeiit
SI IOWI NO the assets of the Butler County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
Amount of Property Insured at date , .9767.041.60
•* 4 « Premium notes in force at date. 49,00*2 08
Cash on hands at last settlement $1,209 19
" Votes on hands at last settl'm't .V>« 4-1
Cash A A'oles ree'd during the year, 1,922 £4
Dueon aiscssm'ts Ain bauds of Ag't 334 '5
$3,881 60
CB.
Losses paid during the yea* 1,1«6 00
Expenses paid daring the year 43* 27
0M nolat in lukidaof Sw'| 419 to
Due by Ag»-i.t 350 71
Due on Aeaeesment (No. 1.) 43 17
Counlei feit Money 6 0o
Cash iu hands of Treasurer 1,463 .V»
$3,891 f<o
We the undersigned. Auditors of the Butler Countv
Mutual Fire lusurance Company, do certify lhar the
above IS a correct Kxhit.lt of the assets of said Co.. a*
shown by the lio ks of t!ie rWy and Treasurer. Wif
ness our hands nnd seal this 12th of January. 189fl
JOHN 11. CP.ATTY
J C COLL.
All business letters to he directed t » the gecrrtay rf
the Itutior County Mutual Fire iK-oiiunce Co., Mut'er.
Hptler countv, Pa.
Feb 21. '«6-dfj n. C. IIKIN EM AN, Sec 'y.
Directors.
riHIE following named persons were elected Director
I of the Ittitier county Mutual Fire Insurance « om
panv for the ensuing y«»ar: S O, Pnrvis. W .Campbell
E. M'Junkin, W. 8. Boyd, John Berg. I. J. Cummiags,
11. C lietueman. A. D. W ier. <auiuel Marshall, W. J.
Campbell. Abr'm Mayer; K Klng-dmrry
Jen. 24. 1869.) If. C. 11EINEMAN, Sec'y
W*. 8. 111-SBLTOV, 41. D SAMCILGRAHAM, m I».
HUSELTON & GRAHAM.
(I*te of the V. 8. Army)
PHYSICIANS AND SU3GEONS
FI :
ci'Q B .yd'* block, Mkin Street Butler Pa.
Fuplic Male of .Tlcrchanriizc
A. II ELM BOLD, of Saionbnrg, Butler county, off
J 9 . ers for sale at public outcry, his E.VTI RE STOCK
Of IjOODS, consisti gof such as are generally kept in
a country store. Sale to commence on TUKSDAY,
MARCH 27th, at 10 o'clock, a. nj. and to be continued
till the entire stock is disposed of.
lie alao offers for sale 2 horses, 2 n.u}ee, and other ar
tides too numerous to be m ntiened.
Condi lot s made known oq th£ day uf sale. A rear,
onahlc credit will be given. .
N. B.—All tho»« knowing thepiselre* indebted to the j
umlereigued will please call and settle their arrears.
K. A. lIELMBOLD.
March 7th, '6ft— 9t*
Orphan*' Court Male.
Iy purenance of an order of the Orphans' Coart of
Butler county, we will offer for sale et pabl.contcry.
on the premises, on Saturday the 24/ A day of March,
1969, at 2 o'clock, P. M..
SeveDty Aprcs of Land,
: in Penn townthlp, Butler cr>nnty. adjoining lands of Wm
B'ible, Eli llartsell, tfai. A'ixuu. aud other lamis of Jea.
' M'Oee, ih*'d. Ab«tut 35 acres eleare«i and under good
! feuce: with a two-story Leg House and Kitchen, and
| Double Log Bain thereon: aud the balauce of the Und
j well timr>ered.and a good well of water
TERMS: —One tjilrd In hand, the balance in two eqnal
(annual payment Fit h interest from time <-f M le.
JOSEPH iHitrTIIETT,
JOHN M'OEE, |
iptrtlt 7,/"Hi] of Jw. dee'd.
NEW ARRIVAL "
oir
WINTER DRY GOODS.
Furs, Cloaks & Shawls.
WK havs Just rooivad the taj-goai and atost sota
plete stock t*i Frauoh Mai lueea.
WOOL PLAINS,
UAjIKJkL&RB
6OBVB0&
PllnnjL
KTtRTKi,
C-ISSIMKKK3, At t»
over rvflVnod lo the public, Mid uj onr afoot wu pur
chased on the raeent paule, we are able to Mil at very
low prioe*.
Furs! Furs!! Furs!!
W* Imvi a very large stock of Ladies Mias<w 4 Cbildrttut
Cftp«, Victorines. Col I art. Cuffs and Muff? of all styles,
ftiid quality. AI HO a vary flu* assortment of
CLOAKSSACQUES& CIRCULARS,
of onr own Manufacture. which enables aa to Mil at
leas price* than parlies who boy them east.
We have a ver> lur(«iiii l aheap stock of
SHAWLS OP \LI. STYLUS, SIJSES
PRICES
AND QUALITIES.
Reuisaiber »• bay all oar gooda by the
CASE,BALE&PACKAGE
which anablaa ua to aell al
EASTERN JOBBERS PRICES.
Wa wonld call tha attention of
WIIOLKHAI.E 11UVWHH
tothia stock of Goods.
DUNLAP LUKER A CO.
ISA, Federal St., ALLEGHEN Y CITY
Dec. 8, 18«. «iuo
IVTEW PIR fti .
mil P. undersigned having gone int<£pai tncrship, In the
I HOOT and SHOE Manufacturing business. iloyd's
block, two door* South of Weeber k Trout man'a St >re.
Main Street. Rntler, Fa., are prepared to make the neat
est lt. « t anil Shoe and do the beat job work of any other
c-ifahlidimptif in the place. Having great experience j.
the bnsineM wu cannot fail to please. Call and give u*
your measure.
BCHKIBBR A NICHOLAS
Feb 2S. '6o—tf
NIW SHOE SHOP.
rtlllK urideraiirned having puicbaaed the well-known
J Shoe Shop of C. A F. fluply,subee ueutly owned by
A. Kotn.ii now prepaied to sell aa low an any otinr es
tablishment of tho kind In tow i, and IK prepared to (jo
job work on abort notice Call and see.
He ii also carrying on the Turnery huOneSi at the
old stand, and will pay the highest prices fcr all kind* of
hide*and ha k .lelivored iu good condition,
lluller, Feb ». ly> W I. MARDJRF.
HiiittliiK Maehlnea.
mil P. undersigned would inform the public, that he ia
1 prepared to aell the Dalton Family Knitting Ma
clilno—the htroiixe.it, moat simple and be»t in the world
—Patented in lHtl, and perfected in 1864. Tin* ma
chine will not only do plain woifc, such ax socks, Ac.
but also fancy knitting, with a moat perfect and beautl
ful atitch. It will knit comfbrta, A'ubie.s, Ac., twenty
article* Any person wishing to obtain ono will please
aend lor circular. Address (enclosing a stamp.>
li. F. SAWIIILL, Zelieuopla.
Fab. 14,' M"] Agent for Hutivr County.
Ileal Kstnlr Agency.
rnilß undersigned baa opened nn office in Rutler, {'»
I for the purchase and aale of Real Rat ate. Persona
wishing to either aell or purchase Farms, or other Real
Estate, will find it to their Intereat to tall on me
1 have on hand n number of good Farms, of varloua
sizes for sale. on aiich terms as will auit purch-i-ors.
Persona wishing to dlapose of their Real Estate, will
And It b- their advantage to plaee it on my booka
Those desiring to purchase can be auited, iu variety,
price and quality, by reference to my liat.
Any Information in reference to Real Estate in tht»
comity, can be obtained by applying by letter or per.
sunnily, to the undersigned.
Office with Jno. M. Tuompson, Att'vat Law, Rutler, Pa
J A MRS T. M JUNK IN,
ebl4, 'lH'ff.J Real Estate and lnsurai ce Agent.
A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
R C(4l'l REN 111 MEM ATK ATTEHTIOS AND SDOULI> aa CtIBCSID
lr AIXOWKO YOCOKTIMVB,
'l b i oat Afflict lon, or an Incurable
Dlieait
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWN'S BROCHIEL TROCHES
IIAVINO A UIRICT IMfLLENME To THE PARTS, Uiva IMME
DIATE nr.ur.r .
For Brochitia, Asthma, Crtarrh, Consumptive end
Throat Diseases.
TROCHEB ARB USED *ITH AtVATS GOOD MlTCfe*.
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Tn<chfx useful HI cleariuctb-* voice when taken
before Sinuing or Speaking, and relieving the throat
ift*-r an unusual exertion of the v« cal organa. Th»-
TrnehfJ ar. recoinmontled and pfoacrilaml by Phyaician
ind have bad teatiuionUla from eminent men tiirouxb
out the country Iteinx an article i.f true merit. an«t
having jifrrfd their edlcary by a test of man> years
each ye vr flnda tliem iu new in vniioua pari*-
112 the world, and the Trot h** me uuiveraaliy pronoun
i-ed better than ofher articles
Obtain only "IMtOWN'A HROC niaL TRorn*a," and do »oi
take any of the Worthiest Jmilationt that may be of
fered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, ai.d in Foreig
Countries, at .16 cents per box
Feb 21, -fi—.m
THE OXjIDSST
SaddlerS Nliop!
HSon b.nda *4 seta of h irnesswf different k t
d <uble and single Rbick.wli:te and braaa m u
•ng ituggy and draiuht. dojVD of 4lfTvr< >
qualities mii 1 prices.
llridlos of all t iiula on h-" ds to please the pnrchaaera
fed large stark 112 whips » all kinda. and col ara An
-111 articles needed by the [tuple on band- which I x" n
aniee to be ..f tiie best material and make, which wi
l.e a Id f..i ca-b.
Call at the post Office ad examine our stock.
J. J StdwlcK,
February 21, l*M.:6t: Hurler. Pi
Maaaaaest Mewl
SAVAGE'S URSINA
fOB SALE AT
C——JJ- <M W
DRUG STORE!.
lintlw. I'»., K.I. 2S, itd—Jt
For Male, Clieap,
HOCS* and lot situate in North Washington, Waah
lugton townnhip. Duller county, Two story frame
hou»e. stable, and about 2"» fruit iraea ou the anme
For terms see J. T. Kelly, Nortu \%aehin«ton,or J- *.
Kelly, Centre t<>wnfhip. (feb2H. 'U6—Bt*
WHEELEE & WILSON S
SEWING MACHINES!
rflhe beat in use, constantly on hand, aleo machine
i oil,*»eedlea, thread, oilera Ac. Ala-j Agent ft»*
Dr. Martina and Mr* Ladde improved modlea for cutting
diesaaa saak« Ac. Call al MKS. T. J. LOW MANS.
Aa em
r Feb Wth 6ano
FAIRVIEW SELECT SCHOOL.
Falrvtew, Bntler ۥ., Penn'i.
i fTIIIE Summer term will open on MOSDAT, Ariat. 2D
X 1»66. and contiuae twelve week*.
Students can pur»n« of the branches usualh
I t night in Academies, iucluding tha Latin and Oreel
I Uugnagea. Hoanling can be had in good private fain
He*. Student a desiring to board theoucl vo» can übtai.
I suitable rooms iu the Village
Special adiU'itagea f* tl*"a® preparing to teai b. Fo,
further particniara, Addreaa
THOMAS C. VAN TRIES, Princii"»U
f.V UWI P. 0., l«r « . ft. '
—u- si. .y.jaau-a>
' 4
' Fif.h Street, Ptttsbnjgh, Fa.
rOVSDBU ITT tat«
AK9
Inoorpomted by Legltlativs Ctiart^
IES HIY .rammi
of the kind IN Tflß UNIOH, ni\ihirli<Fl * a nw-te
RL'SINESS MAN our highest coMiiarclaranthorlU
Kast and West, pnmoui.ee his system of lk>ok keepia#
unequal<M|—comprehending every departmeat of buaT
ness, and yet so akilfully condensed that the attshtlva
student mostora tha whole in six or eight weeks. It aofe
»ists of
STOCK BOOKS,
cloaed once with ■ loss and twioe with a galn-~-exhlktV.
Ing by three different methods, tha U«tta(er ef al4 ta
new books.
PARTNRRSHIP B4M iR S,
condncte<l by three different methods, sshihltiaf tha
transfer of old to new bosk*, with the Introduction of %
new partner. And practically illustrating tha
PRIVATE LKDUKR,
by means of which the re*nib. of the bmdnees are kea
out of (be general honks, for the use of the partners •*
ly. The bo..k is not even named elsewhere. The settle
mont of ISirlneiship Hooks by
SINQLK ENTRY,
with six practical illustrations, exhibiting tha books rs>
opened by Double-Rntrv. A coaciaa rule for rectifying
PERANOKD DOU It I, K-KN TRY BOOK S,
with six specifications. The gain or losa found, and tha
books correctly le-opened The learner is almr exercised la
OI'KNINO HooKS,
from •iglit apeciftcati.iQs, iofluding special conditions nut
often met with inbusiuexs. Also, a serious of eierciaewiji
CLOSING BOOKS,
from new i\qd peculiar specifications The learner
writes abont eightv
BUSINESS FORMS
of Prowl'MßVy Notes, Judgment Notes, Drafts, Orders.
Rills of Exchange, Accounts, Invoices, Ac., Ac. Alse a
series of *
BUSINESS LETTERS,
which, with the buaineas n.raie, are all connected with kfe
course of Bm.k-Keeidng, making it a rexular ceersa ef
business practice, with a coarse of twenty-five
LECTURES UPON BOOK-KHKIMNQ,
by the Senior Principal, explaining all the bnaiuess nib
tera recorded in the teit. Also, twelft
LECTURES ON BUSINESB SUBJgTTt.
How every one may get rich. How to get rich by tra,
ding. The causes of commercial failures. On speenla
tions. The moral iuflueuceof integrity ia youth Ae.<*»
Alse, lectures upon
COMMERCIAL LAW,
on Partnersnlps, Contracts, Insurance, Common Carrlere
the Statute of Limitations, Ac. Practical iaatructieas ia
detecting
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES,
by a full set of genuine vignettes and conntere, and a
large collection of counterfeit note#.
OUR RAILROAD BOOK-KEEPING,
(In manuscript,) exhibits the construction and eunls*
inent, the operating receipts and expenditures, the books
closed and a dividend recorded These books are adver
tised by others, but not taught elsewhere te the city —,
Our ucw system of
PRIVATE RANK BOOKS,
(111 roqnusgript,) embracing all the best fbrms In aaa
among privute Rankers Our new euiarged edition af
DUFF'i
QTKAMBOAT BOOK-KEEPING,
la thia
department students are instructed from the new en*
largededmon Of DUFF'S *(eau.h..at IJook-Keep,ng. tha
only complete work upon this bransb of the scieaes
publi »hed.
Our full course of busineas practice includes afceat
FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,
ruled to about THJRTY DIFFERENT FORMS, vit: 11
Ledgers, 7 Day-books, 6 Journals, 0 Bill-books, 4 Cask-
Books 4 Sales-books, 2 In Voice-bookH, 1 Discount-hook 1
Check-register, 1 Deposit-register, 2 Collection-registers
1 Tickler, 1 Iland'a-regieter. 1 Freight-book, 2 Passage
books. 1 Fuel-book, 'l'h one books practically record aboal
SIX HUNDRED BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS, compre
hending DUFF'S original plan of business education in*
trod need twenty-five years ago. How far others have
succeeded in imitating him will he best seen by comparing
the business papers and books of their pupile with theea
of the graduates of this institution.
HARPER'S ENLARGED EDITION OF
OUFF'* BOOK It^EPIISC#
Price $1,76. Postage 20 eents. Sold by Bookeeliers gen
erally.
The following testimonials indicate the character a
this work :
" No ulhw work upon B.K.k-K»*|iln* (Tplnim tb« iik,
jects with so much clearness aud simplicity."
F W EDMUNDS,
Cashier Mechanics' Rank, Wall at., N. V.
"It gives a clear into ail departments ef thla
science " A. S. PR ASKR,
Csahier of Seventh Ward Rank, N. Y.
" Ae an extensive shipowner, American and Europsaf
merchant, bank dire< tor, etc., he has born the renutaUeg
•112 the higest order of business talents."
JOHN W RURMI AM, Merchant,
No. 8 South at., New York.
•' Mr. Duff la a man of rare <|unlificationa for huslaeas *
JOHN M. D. TAYLOR, Merchant,
Union at., New Orleans,
u Mr. Duff Is a merchant of the first respecubllity."
J. LANDIS, Men bant. New Orleans.
44 1 graduated in Duff's College in Idtlf the time I ex
pected. Ilia admirable system includes nothing surper*
fluous, nor leavee out anything essent jaj."
J. R. COMPTON,
C».hl«r Nl»nr» N. T.
M It eontaiije mnch matter important to the merchant •
c. o. IIALSTKAD,
president Manhattan Rank, N. Y.
• The most complete work of the kind I have ever
«een." JAMES P MURRAY,
President Kxchnngeßank. Pittsburgh.
"The most clear and comprehensive that I Imve met
with." JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier Rank of Pittsburgh.
• Ton have yonrown long experience aaa merchant ts
/oo«l use in this work." RICHARD IRVIN, MsrgMaCL
No. OS Front afreet N. Y.
••The favoral le opinions already expressed bv r*ntla
uen of competent authority are well deserved aad ver*
roperly besU>wed."
CHARLES M. LKUPP,
LEOPOLD RIERWORTH.
RORERT KELLY.
Special Committee of the Chamber of Commerce If. T.
| Kitract from the Minntas ] '
M WETMORE, Secretary.
•' Your (Vnimittee nuanimonaly concur in the opinio*
112 thentility of the improved method of Mr. Duff"
GI RDON J LEEDS,
".ecordlng Secretary of tlie American Institute, N T.
THE NEW ENGLAND EDITION OF DUFF'S BTEAM
BOAT BOOK KEEPING,
Just Published by the author. Price $2.00. Sold be
booksellers (ienei ally.
"A perfect system for keedingsuch books and aecoupta 1 *
J. CAKOTIIF.iU,
Formerly Cashier of the Merchante' Bank Pittabnrg.
•The Time Table alone is worth the price of the book *
I). 11. IIERRON.
Late plaik of st**pi#r Mount Varnaa.
••I consider the legal form of the Steam/ r's Protest so
valaaMe that I nevei leave por ♦.% without a copy of the
book on' yard." A. 0. McCALLAM.
Captain steamer A reel#
• T ' >nly work publlshe ofanv value to the Sttamai*
vccoa tant." J. v. J. ALLISON,
Formerly Clerk of the Steamer Fortuaa
1 a most perfect system of Steamer's Accounts In aaa.**
C. S FRISBKE,
Formerly Captain of stesmar N aab villa.
On Win. ll.UnlPNPenmnnnhlß,
Twelve I'lrKt PreniiiHi
for the best Business and Ornamental Penmanship
» warded our Present Penman, by the United Statee Fair''
i it Cincinnati in lMi
Pennsylvania SUte Fair at H roming J.'...ISM
Vtreatern"Pennsylvania at I'lttsbargh IMO
Western Virginia Fwr at Wheeling .....ISM
And the Ohio huts Fair at Cleveland JJM
AH of which are exhibited at our office.
OIRTERWB.
FTnre not b&n adranrrd tine* thr war, *»hiU eAAs*
-harge.
%'.M for tuition or $lO and sls extra fqr
Our tuition f»r grauating osiirae, including 112 %A/ .
buaineas penuianship time uuiimitod, is >4O 00
' Biauk books (fur abich others rbarge $A A flOi $S •
1 Duff's Rook-keeping.(other texts cost $3 A $4 $1 7
We therefore present the bustnese student with the
IMPORTANT ADTANTA6SS*
Ist. We hays the best penman in the West.
2d. The best System of accounts taught nader tjk
authors directions,
3d. The lectures of an experienced Merchant*
4th. 7 or 8 weeks «av«d In time of study.
stlj. The saint time «avcd in boarding,
nth. Frem sl2 to slh saved ia blanks
o >ks.
7th The graduates share In the long staadlng rea»
on of the Cuiisge.
IT F "" particulars sand for onr snlarged new «t r-Tj
r.pp. tts, with saaplsa of our Penmans bn«4ness
i.ua»ntal writing inclosing Twtniy-Av —nit (or
, a s»», Vf.