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Administrators Notice
Dissolution of Partn ership

rI,HE Partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned IN the WooleL Manu- featuring bu-
siness, in Mechanisburg Worth tp,, Butler county
Pa. Is hereby dissolvs ID BY mutual consent n =
80 q PHINEAS sUTLlFF SON Y
The business hereafter will he sarried on at the
old stand by PHINEAS sUTLfFF, who will use
every effort to please his customers.
Aug %, 1861.
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EsTEsAYs.
Nov. 80, 1854.

NAE to the residence ofthe subscriber living In Par
ker township, Butler Co., about the sth OF June
three head Of cattle two steers and eowthe steers
are red one has bell on, and on the face sup
posed to three years old last spring. She Is brnde
with strip her shoulders long supposed 10 be
seven years oldlast spring. the has had calf since
she my premises. The Steers and COW are mark
ed as follows, viz acrop of left ear, and piece
rTpar ide of right The or owner are hereby
to 2rward pay charges and
take them thy VIII be disposedof according to
Law WIN. II. GIBSON
Il lse5::st
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EST,RAY-
Executors Notice.

I ETTERs of Administration the estate of Freder-
erick Pisor late of Worth Tp Butler county, dec d
have been duly granted to the under signed, therefore,
all persons knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
requested to make immediate settlement and those
having claims against the same will present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
June q, 1865 JAS. SHIELDS, Ex'r.
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WANTBD.

A BOT from eighteen years Of age of in
n dustrions habits, and good character. can find an
Opportunity TO learn the House Carpenter trade. by ap
plying al onceto SO. PuRY1s.
Sept. 90, 1855
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

offer for sale farm Muddycreek adjoining lands
of jacob John Brown in Clay township containing
one hundred and thrty-four acres-about hundred
cleared-thirty Of which is prime meadow-good or
ehard frame house and log barn For terms inquire of
the subscriber. CHARLES MCANDLESS.
Butler, April 5, 1866 Butler Pa
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NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Adminstra-
N tion have been granted to the undersigned on ths
estate of james w Cornelius late ef Worth township,
decd. All persons therefore knowing themselves in
debted TO said estate requested to make immediate
payment md those having claims against the arc
requested present them properly probaed for settle
ment. BOBERT +. dLENN, q
Butler, June 2s, 1S65;6t. Administrator.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRucr-BoyLr-At New Haven, Conn, on Monday
September is. by the Rev. Mr.. Lamphear, Mr. JoIs
BRUCE of New York, TO Miss JANE BOYLE, of New Ha-
BRowN--DAwsov. Thursday, September 81 by the
Rev. Mr. Rockwell, THOMAS b. Brown 10 DKLrIE h. DAw.
soS, all of Brooklyn.
BoscAwEN--poULsoN.- On Thursday. September 81 bv
T. u Anderson, u. d. WILLIAM BoscAwBS 10 HARRIET r.
PoUrsoH all Of this city
DAy-DALIy- Brooklyn, on Thursday, September
81 at the William street NJ r. church. by The Rev A. g.
Francis JosErn J. DAY. Jr, TO Miss ELIZA DAILY all OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
FEy-McALLsrER. in Brooklyn, on TUESDAY Septem
Der 10, at the Tabernacle Baptist church. by the Rev r.
Edwin Brown, CHRISTIAN Fey 10 Miss MARY MCAILIsIER
all OF Brooklyn. No cards
FEDIER-CARvuLF. On Wednesday, September 90
at st. Bartholomew's church. by the Rev Dr. Cooke,
EDWARD CHARLES Fielder 10 ELIZA WINTHROP, daughter
Of Charles Carville Esq, all OF this city
GIBNEy-SASros On Thursday, September 81, by the
Rev. j. i. Wood, Mr. JANE ~ GiBNEy 10 Miss MARIA L.
SAyros, all OF Morrisanis
HARwAy-CosASr.-On Wednesday, September 20, nj
the residence OF the BRIDES parents Brooklyn f. by
the Rev. DR. A. II. Partridge joan II. HARwAy, of New
York, TO GgRTJE c. CosASr, OF the former place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thursday, September H.
by the Rev Dr. Sawyer, CHARLES LupBuRRow Of Middle
town, New Jersey. TO ELnIBrB daughter Of John Rus
cell, Of this city No cards.
LooP-PHIIIrs --On Thursday, September II, at the
houee of the BRIDES UNCLE by the Rev. c. X imbric,
Mr. JoHS LooP To Miss CHRISTINE pnItrs, all of jersey
City
pRENrss-CoRNni. LIN Brooklyn. Thursday Sep.
tcmbcr 81 NJ the residence Of tho tdc mother by the
Rev. D J. Cornell J, 4. pRRsJrs " .AIDbE;t bglAAs
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The Liverpool Centre.

PROM the Manchester Examiner, sept
Our Liverpool correspondent writes as follows-The
central position Of Liverpool has commended that town
70 the leaders Of the Fenan Brotherhood and for
time past II has been pretty we'll known that from their
organization there they directed the movements of the
"brothers In all parts OF the Kingdom hint OF this
might have been gathered from the announcement
made the other day by journal In the north OF Ireland
shat supplies both OF money and expected
" was pretty plainly implied from the channel
The organization Is believed To be by contempt
tble, and IL asserted that many Of the leaders who
operate from this centre Of education and in
fuenoe. In port so large with n floating population
which Is probably not equallcd elsewhere there
are manifest facilities for enstng rolling stones
az well a. for organizing the brothers already en-.
nsted The Fenians are not all Irshmen The CEN
sral committee II is alleged by those who should
know, have officers who constantly employed on ser
wee at distance stimulating the movement, propagat-
ing It's principles and raying its adhorens They have
Keen eye 10 the advantage OF ensting who have
been IN one OF other Of the regular services SO
much alive are they 10 the necessity OF drill and dis
cipline hat delegates haze sent out 10 America there
poasd up asd hen brought back b act insrucors in
various dssrtcfs Considerable sums OF money have
been expended upon these operations. They have 20
keep clear OF the priests who everywhere fown upon
The movement Come Of the beliefs Of the Fenians are
peculiar They profess regard the recent visit Of tho
french feet mission Of observation Intended pre-
Jude The union Of French and American forces for the
demolition Of tbe Saxon and The restoration VI eand.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
,,,. ALMANAC ZOE ~. y,Ak-.un Dxr.
Port OF New York, September n, 1865.

u new YORK. sePSemoer "A' 1900
'-s-'A-s .:si-..@ y mE1szE6.
Steamship Cy q dublin is s-s Eynon. Liverpool via
es:ss%:ss HS;;ss kneas% (sra Munro 0Assow-
Steamship Key West Hathorn, Apaiachicola-Benner
Steamship Moneka, Marshman charleston-Livingston'
Ship Grace Darling Gibbs, San Francsco-R NJ Cooley
Ship L Lane tBr), Amldon, sayannah-B j Trass yr
Bark Evening Star (Br) Miller, St Jago, cuba-wayde
Bark Holbrook, Brown Inagua
Bark Kate Stewart (Br), Paddock phiadelphia-Bre'
Brig Lasd CID, Ellis Sierra LeoSsaEdmiston Bros
hay0r league s. Thomas via Beaufort
Ins lied Psrisr tHv) NaNsly St Johns, MD De-
Brig Irene tBr, Cole summerside Ped Dewolf Go.
schr Haiaiia BrJ, Calhshan, St John. NIB Frye Co.
sHasssaS Co.
schr Mssar ssSder r,
,.schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven-HOtchkiss 3
sshI Frss.Sns Smith init HartfSrdH Racket
Steamer chas osgood, Geer, New London-y Brown 4
ARRIVED ~'
s.s ana % snssrd TIss9s
.stea%shp Herman iivinsson Baker Now cfesns, Sep.
m CT sand sy SSn o. @
loth I'm, LAT a. - !0n ~ ~, spoke bark Rrookman
from Mobile for New York
Steamship Cambria, French New Orleans, days, via
Steamship Zodiac buflsy Savannah hours with mdss
and passengers, to l. L Jones.
Steamship America, Lnd Savannah, Sept Is, with mdse
and passengers, to Waterman. Gookin Dickinson.
Steamship Ann Maria Fush Port Royal Sept 49, via Della
ware Breakwaer 22 hours in ballast. TO master.
Steamship Yazoo Couch Richmond, via Norfolk "a hours
Steamship Hatteras Parrish Norfolk % hours mdse
Monroe
hours, to s Quartermaster.
Steamship Falcon, Aldrdge, Baltimore, 40 hours, with
mdse, to J Smul.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde -, Philadelphia, in ballast,
to master.
Bark Maria (Arg) -, Buenos Ayres, 81 days. with
hides, &c, to Dolner, Potter Co.
Bark Emil (Brem) Ficke Philadelphia 18th inst for Cork
Put into this port eaky
Brig Ebe QtaD, hasa Palermo 50 days. passed Gbra
tar Aug 6, with fruit. TO master.
schr Ceres PhadePhs for Dover po..o
Schr Corbuo, Norton. Philadelphia for Dighton.
Schr Col Lester, Perry Philadelphia for New London.
Schr Fair Dealer Muggins Ezabethport for Providence
schr John Rice (U 81, Holmes, Bangor via Portland.
Schr Thos Smith, Winchester, New Bedford for Albany.
Schr 50 James, Carver Boston.
Schr N Carlisle Sheldon, Providence.
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Chase Providence
Schr Surprise, Pendeton, Providence.
Schr Caroline Hall, Davey, Dighton.
Schr JOS Nickers0n, Slate, New Haven.
Schr DAILY, Saunders New London for Philadelphia.
Schr Helen Augusta, DcIedn, New London for Albany.
Schr Cinderella, Lewis Northport for Haversraw
Schr Benedict, King Greenport for Philadelphia
BELOW
Ship Trimountain from Liverpool
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Hi Ss Rssss ss e Svs e. e
.sssA Aug Foam fhianss Se;sss
Ss Ba1 f ssE eRsst 'n
2a Bs .AI Sassss s
and mS sa hoPs 9Th Jennie sSs
HHse IvaS and San % capsrA
American Forts. RI
% Ga sTf
ks4foIs MSy csass mayhem Charm Chase
SD aS Ray Rsnd Ghase ssre Berry Manson
PssndoTa and Cee, '~'~s0 hami'on' or'sS Paragon
s MoslEE 6a ssp ship aqssS SYsss
YORK af" do. CID schr Annie Lewis Steele Nei
ss wa Fssm aSsds ramp.o
4 Pork S d sS rfa nsSs shrs
Lilly, Frances, NYork.
h 5Ss 1% @ ws"sG s Msssss
Cid brig Baron dc Casne, Johnson NYork,
NEW ORLEANS Sept l2-Arr steamship Matanzas, Liese
gang NYork banks Marget (Prus Redch, bordeaux An
(Sp) Umbass Morris (Br) Ward, Hava-
ma Below ships Winthrop, Stewart from ,; New York;
Northampton Morse Boston; Ella (Br), Hollis, from
Liverpool; barks Aen Anderson, from Boston; Harri
ct Haesloop from NYork Pathfinder and Sherela; brig
San Antonio, Jackson, Philadelphia; schrs l. Bur
roughs, Hodgdon. from New York john Pultz from Pha
| delpha
lowed 9th, bark John Sherwood; schr Sea Witch
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daughter Of catharne and the late AIsxandss Cornell
No cards
sMrH--ADEE -At New Paltz, Ulster county, N ", oa
Tuesday September s. at the residence Of Deyo Dubois
Esq, by the, Rev. =. Petz, Mr. ALLAN T. SAITH, Jr 70
MISC ELIs b. ADsE, Of the former place
akN6H&s6E-WIIioH. New York city, on Thursday
,norn,na Sertember = by the Rev. G. r. Dune, HENRY
SAss1esos. formerly of Baltimore, TO 1ARqM T.,
daughssr Of ths iate Com stephee 2. Wilson. u = -
oaueT a nIss Wilmington Del and Washington ID
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The central committee mindful OF the power Of song. Is
said 10 supply lyrics TO the patriots and the relieving Is
one OF their illusions
As Mars and Minerva were viewing some tine instru-
ments
newsfn
Or they about repairing the warike fine imple-
ments,
That were getting rusty for the of beics used.
Our Parliament is gone, our nation is diminishing
Our people half starving and have neither cotxs
But come, stir up the war and our na,;o, ,, IA 49,
ishng, WI "A''V" WIN NC "ou'
~1en W VII get our owg lsad from tho den Of -
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e u r O p E
queer Statements About the
Fenians.
W. H. Seward Supposed to be az the
B0!]0m ~ y. me Movement.
CANADA IRELAND AFTERWARDS.
Continued Uneasiness of the
Authorities.
>~-~>~-~~~~>~~~~~~~
Napoleon, MAMMALIAN and a
European Congress.
&C. &c. &c.
CANADA FIRST---IRELAND AFTERWARDS
TIRE FENIAN TROUBLE.
Anxiety OF the Governments.

IDubia correspondence Daily Telegraph, sept ~
There is reason TO behave that the government are
giving - FcnaDsm an sxtention which evidences con-
sdcrasae official anxiety that subject The extent OF
the e-panizaten especially In the county OF Cork,
knos to Be gerry greet; and it is believed that arms
in formidable numbers in the hands OF the
afnsated Those arms it is said, come from abroad,
being by the American brethren In support of this
view tits mentioned that rifles being sold throughout
he country districts Of Cork at a third Of their apparent
pal,e but this must sec, would be just as good
evidence to show the patriots purchasing class
Of gun warranted to do harm to anybody except the
who attempts to fire it, The other day one of the
Munster papen stated that the police had board
vessel from America, while lying at Krush county or
Glare TO search for and that although they found
none they arrested of the crew, Tin consequence, "
q policeman would say, of information received ]"
What Of the matter has not transpred-a cir
cumstance which suggests slight doubt as to the
authenticity Of the original statement Talking OF ships
and Fensns, almost every steamer which comes over
from Axerica brings handful, and sometimes good
handful # ddandd Yankee soldiers and, while there is
nothing very unnatural this considering that at the
other eide Of the Atlantic they have just got TO the end
OF in which tire Irish bore prominent part, the
prevalence Fenanism Ireland renders the arrival Of
the warriors somewhat noticeable.
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssTFICATTON.

CPEcTAL xoTrcE.-rHE MEMBERS OF THE BARRY
- Benevolent Society are requested 10 attend the ncra
o. their deceased brother member Edward scanon from
his late residence l Fast Twenty street al
one O'Clock ON Friday. the 22d inst. '''
MICHAEL MURPHY. Secretary. ''
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eyes OF these misguided macontens will DO opened TO
the mischief they doing their country. We're il
foe other purpose IL would be well worth any trouble
rlight give the Lords OF the Admiralty to encourage
ana bring about visit OF the French fleet to Ireland II
might the best restorative to bring Fenianism
sense and dispel the fond Illusion OF nsurrec
successful in Ireland through either American Or
FrescA agency
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The case OF the United States Colchester the
spiritual medium, has been finally disposed Of Judge
h Hall filming Colchester forty dollars and directing
him TO pay the costs Of the trial. amounting -four hun
dred and sevcnty-three dollars.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF POSITION AND EDUCA-
n ton desires TO meet with young lady willing
change lher name and posoa-a lady of geneel appear
refined and accomplished wealth object This
mates from highly Honorable source and lady need hes
itae or will have cause TO regret answering Address "
N, Herald office.
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A TEST MEDIUM.-THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON,
from Europe the great medical and business Spiritual
ist tells past present and future: has that failing
cret 70 cause speedy marriage $40 Fourth Ladies 81
"A tells the object Of your visit &C l69 Allen stree4
near Houston. over the bakery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NATARRH sCROFULA, DYSPEPsIA.-wM r. PRINCE,
~ Flushing N. Y, having discovered Natures Sovereign
Remedas for these and Diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys Stomach Uterus and for all Rheumatics will mail his
Treatise all Diseases receipt of ten cents and stamp
NORNS. BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
" cured without pain by Drs RICE HART % Bowery,
Citizens Bank. Rce's Annihlaor Corns Bun
ions, &c. BY mail. so cents and 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-18
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-GoOd brands of superfne are offered at
80 OO Small sales Of extra at S8 SO so for old and
new, and family and fancy at 80 1901 90. The sales
were 100 bs supe fine at $8 co. 200 do at sS l5 100
40 extra at 100 do at % 25 100 at 90 50 and
WHEAT-The nominal asking rate for old red was
80 90 but little could be sold at over 90 b and round
lots could not be disposed of ut even this rate Sa es
Of new were made at 81 1901 95, according to quail
ity. Nothing doing in white.
BARLEY-The market remsins unchanged and
lifeless; Correct quotations cannot be given.
COkN-At the close prices were nominal at 500 for
ear and sheed. The sales were $50 bush white car
at 63c 800 do sheed at Csc in gunnies 700 do at SOC
in eieyator; and 800 do at 521sc at canal.
OATo-Sales cannot be made at over 40c in eleya-
tor. Sales of $500 bush at 4Oc. f'TF.l f7TF
RYE-A quiet Market Sales at SOC for prime new.
Old is held at 90c 725 bush new sold at soc. H.li
PROVlSlONS-City mess Pork was offered at
S34 80, without finding buyers Bulk Meats remain
unchanged; the rates asked are lSc and l9ISc for
Shoulders and Sides. There was fair jobbing de-
Sides and clear Sides: Nothing doing in Lard. The
sales acre 10000 lbs clear Bacon Sides at 94c loose
and l5 hhds country Shoulders at l9he
| GROCERlES-There is a good demand from the
o6blng trade at 3o0a3c for fair TO choice Rio Coffee;
14H@lsc for raw Sugar; 81 I1g22c for hard rehned
and 81 00gl 10 for Porto Rico Moasses.
| BUTTER-Prime to choice Central Ohio COM
mands 45g4Sc the latter rate for small pac ckages
CHEESE-A firm market, with an active demand
and prices have, advanced to 20920Hc per pound
actual tare, for Western Reserve and Hamburg
EGGS-A dull market, with increased receipts
and prices have declined to 2792sc per dozen, ship
pers' count. -
FRUIT-There is good local and a fair shipping
demand for green Apples, at 81 0O95 90 for prime
Northern and Eastern. Extra choice in large barrels
command IS 5O96 25 per brl, Il
P0TATUES-The market is firm at g. IS per brl,
from store, 'IE