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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-01-24
PROSPECTUS
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
TND o0S
with the number for Janu r, 1885, tho ArtA1l
MosTHEY enters upon it,
FOE 1866

With the number for jam. =, 1855, tho Arla1rc
MosTHEr enters upon il
SEVENTH VOLUME
1t has reached age and circulation never before
attained by any American magazine Of its class
popularity steadily increases with each succeeding year
The Publishers have provided the readers of the
ATLANTIC during the coming year articles which they
are econfdent will not only sustain the reputation Of the
magazine as the leadng exponent Of American tera-
ture but viii increase its general atctiveness and
value.
The ATLirIc for the year 1896 will contain the follow
ing features Of espccid interest:
PASSAGES FROM WTHORNE'S DIARY
Being extracts from the late NArHAsiEL HAwTHoESE
beginning alta period Immediately subsequent 10 his
GRIFFITH GAUNT OR, JEALOUSY new
Novel by CHARLES READE This new story begins in
the December number and bids fair To be one Of Mr.
Reade's most interesting novels.
THE cHIMNEYcoRNER, BY HARRIrr BRErcn-
pers upon domestic and social topics.
The fhree abovenamed features will be continued
Throughout the year In addition to these the magazine
STORIES BY BAYARD TAYLOR. the ar, of
whch-a Russian tale, entitled 'Beauy and the Beast
VIII appear in January.
STORIES BY Mrs. l.. MARIE CHILD. the first
Of which, entitled, poor Chloe will be printed in the
February number.
DR.. JOHNS By TX Marvel The concluding chap
ters Of this Novel wtl extend three four months
THE LAST DAYS OF WALTER SAVAGE Ian
DOR. Containing variety of interesting incident
ana personal reminicencc, by one who knew him.
Besides the foregoing articles especially enumerated
the Atlantic for 1866 will furnish its readers with its
usual variety of
THE BEST ESSAYS,
THE BEST sSoR1RS,
THE BkST"POEMS,
from its nnrvalel eorrs Of cnztributors, comprising
many Of the grst American Writers.
Tho January number will contain contributions from
Henry " Longfelow. the late Nathaniel Ha,sthnrne,
Charles Reade, Harriet H. Stowe. J. n. Trowbridges
Win. G. bryant, Bayerd Taylor Dnnal &. Mitchell
Gail Hamilton. The anthor Of Life in the Iron Mill
And other popular writer.
TERMS or THE ATLANTIC.
Single subscriptions -Fiur dollars per years.
Cub raesTwo copies for 81 90 five copies for $500
ten copies for $1,000; and each additional copy $500
For every club of Of twenty subscribers an extra copy
will be furnished GRATIS Twentyone copies for sixty
dollars.
Clubbing with q Our Young Folks"-The Atlantic
and Our Noung Folks will be frnis he'd to one address
for Five Dollars per year.
TlCKNOR FIELDS, Publishers,
l2l fremont ST., Boston.
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ID-A C4RDTu THE SUFFERING DO vow
wish TO be cured If SO, swallow tyo or thrc, hoo.
heads Of ''Buchu," Tonic Bitters" 'Sar.i nir Ia
'Nervous Antidutcs,n &c. &c &c, and after yon
are satisfied with the result then try box Of OtD
DOCTOR BUCTIANS T. n g II 3 II SPECIFIC
PILLS-and b restored to health and vigor m less
than thirty days het ATE purely vegetable pleas
ant to take prompt and snlntnry IN their fleets on the
broken down ard shattered constitution Old and
young can take them with advantage Or Bucban's
English Specific Pills IN less thyn 81 davs the
worst SEES Of NERVOUSNESS Impnpucy Pre-
mature Decay. seminal Weakness Insinity and ali
Urinary sexna and Nervous Affections no rnntter
from what cause produced Ffice. One Dollar pet
beS. Sent. pospuid. by nal, receipt Of an order
Address JAMES 5 BUTLER
No 100 Broadway, New York, q eneral Agent
y. S-A box sent to any address receipt Of price
which is One Doitar-Pot Free III descriptive
Circular sent ON application.
July 10. 'G5; s~
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Special COrres pOndents.

We have also At the principal seats ofinterest special
correspondents keeping watchful eye Whatever is
has large corps of correspondents, aud il gives
pleasure 20 be able to say that continually adding
70 tho number writers of eNnpricncc and ability.
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AdnainistrafOr,s Notice.

/ EfrERs of Administration on the estate Of Nancy
II Davis late OF .entre Township decd, have been
granted tothe undersigned all persons knowinp them,
selves indebted TO said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated for se.
tlems-t. DAyID AZ uAyIa
Jan, 10, 1865, Adr,r.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-01-24

oil and white lead, lampblack, Veni-
tian red or Spanish brown; but al
though this has somewhat neater
and more tasty appearance, on the
whole, it is no more durable and much
more expensive than the first nam
ed article. = GerniantOacn Telegraph.
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Our Publishing Facilities.

Determine to spare neither labor expense pub
fishing facilities have been increased within the last
few months, Mt san outlay of TWENTY-FIVE TII0Us
AND DOLLARS, placing us for somo time beyond the
reach Of cOmpetltion
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-01-24
PITTsDURG COMMERCIAL
.-:o:-
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
FOR 1865.
FOR 1865.
THE SlZEsAND STANDING OF THE
COMMERCIAL.

The CoNN is the largest papern the State hav
ing been twice enlarged within this last eighteen
No paper in tho State gives much and there few
In the country that give equal amount of reading
matter, In this respect and for its general character
and tone It ranks among the leading journsla ef the
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-01-24

ID $40 TO $40 PER Day w anted an active r.
ergetc man IN each conrtv. In tht United states N
secure Tor himself the exclusive Right to sell NH
ers Metallic Bro' M Head.n fbv the use OF wbfeh
every one is his own broom maker without the Aid
of cord or tyin9s OF any kind,) patented June 18th
le63 We can sndstantinr the assertion that agents
Ure now clearing from si0 TO $50 pc dav An active
energetic man sell from l60p 3u'L in a county
and address.
MILLER DIAL
eiut unati, Ohio
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Character and Aims ofthe Commercial

Nor strictly partzan devoted to peculiar ideas
the COMM ERClAL goes before the public on its mer
its asking only just much favor and patronage It
deserves and its be sad lie little less
than extraordinary. h ugh in the future7 as in the
past, the COMMERCIAL will ina special manner, be
devoted to the interests Of Pittsburgh, 1t Will contin
be n Pennsylyanan AMI Union paper. promoting the
interests Of labor, intelligence, and public and private
virtue with whatever influence It can command or pow
Il exert Rising above mere party aims and in
Auencecs chained no one idea the organ sect
party but believing in Freedom and Progress, and
devoted only to truth, the COMMERCIAL will treat all
public questions aud express its views Of public
in ipdependlnt and liberal spirit 10 the present
National Admins tntnn and the Union it will
give hearty though MT 'eryile support.
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!rG'!s ONLY TIEsrT,rI1frnTN
Of o., the kind IN THE UNION, conducted by prscte.P
BUSINESS MAN. Our highest commercial authoritje..
fast and west pronounce his system Of Book keeping
uneqnaled-eomprehending every department OF bus.s
ness and yet 50 skully condensed that the attenty
student masters the whole in six eight weeks It seR,
STOCK BOOKS
closed once with loss and twice with gainsxhibit
lng ny three different methods the transfer OF old 10
new books.
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS
conducted By three different methods exhibiting tn.
transfer of old to new books, with tho introduction Of
ne" partner And practically illustrating the
PRIVATE LEDGER,
by means Of which the results of the busine. ar. ham
OUT OF me general books for the of partners
W INC hook is not even named elsewhere The settla
ment of Partnership Books by
SINGLE ENTRY.
with six practical illustrations exhibiting III. book "a
opened by DoubleEntry concise rule for rnctfyins
DERANGED DouBLEENTRY BOOKS
with six speeications The loss found and the
DOCKS correctly feopened Theiearner saso exercised
OPENING BOOKS
from eight specifications Including specia, conditions
ottenmet with IN business Also serious exercises in
CLOSING BOOKS
fsom new and peculiar specifications The learner ai.o
BUSINESS FORMS
Of Promissary Notes, Judgment Notes Drafts Order.
blis OF Exchange, Accounts, Invoices, &C.. &c Also
BUSINESS LETTERS
"nch' WIN 'he business Forms are all connected with
course Of Book Keeping. making it r.EuI.r course Of
"uaiheH7 prhctice, Win course of twenty Ave
LECTURES Upon Bo0K-K KEEpING
by the seuor Principal explaining all tho hnsiu,., mai,
tiers recorded In the text Also twclvr
LECTURES On BUsiNEss sUBIfcgs
How every ono may get rich Iiow get rich by ira
ding Tie causes of commercial failures. ON snees.-
t9ns' ihe moral influence of integrity youth kc-
COMMERCIAL LAW,
Partnerships, Contracts Insurance Common Carr,.rs
e statute OF Limitations, &C. Practical instructions In
COUNTERFEIT RANK MOTIFS.
by full set Of genuine vgnettes and counters and
largo collection of counterfeit notes.
OUR RAILROAD BOOKKEEPING
I'm manuscript exhibits t!e fopsruciion snd oqnp-
men he operating receipts and expenditures tho books
closed and dividend recorded These books are adyr
used 10y others but not taught elsewhere ia the city
Our new system of
PRIVATE BANK BOOKS.
lin manuscrpt) cntbl Jcing All the Best firs In ne.
GCFFS ~ ''''''u VI
STEAMBOAT BooK-stEi1Na.
department s'ndents ere Instructed from The new sn
sargch edition f hufFs stepr-hoa, Book K.,pipg IN.
| puh shed Y a.f T'"N'
Nnr fa'' c'ur"s Of bofnes' prac'lcs neInies shgit
NffY BUSINESS BUoKs.
| ru"i about tiiiRfF piFFtkFNT lOIlMs. viz n
loob- salcs.bnuhs, Invoice books Discpunt Dock
Check Register bepusitreeser, CoIrctot -egistnr,
Iiahisr Hand s-rsgisier Preishtbeok, Passage,
! SIX HUNDRED BUSINESS TKANShCTIo%s can,nrs. u"".
bending DUFF original plan of business edneation in.
trodGced twenty-five yeais ago How f,i oihrrs hay,
succeeded ~ Initiating i'm viii he hest seen nv = r,ar
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AdminisfrafOr,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Adminstra-
hon on the estate Of William S. Mckinney, late of
rem @ Butier county, Pa decd have been granted 10
he Undersigned therefore, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims against
the said estate will please present them without delar
properly authenticated for settlement
JOSEPH DoUTHETT.
Dec' % %. Admir-.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-01-24
OIL INTELLIGENCE.

BY common consent, the COMMERCIAL is the stan
dord Journal of tho countsy with Petroleum dealers
operators everywhere In this respect II has compel
itor, aud the facilities for obnininghiud .of iniorns
tion constantly. extending.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-01-24
Arthur's Home Magazine.
Edited BY T. S. hrfkar an Virginia 2. Townss

Edited T. S, Arthur an Virginia r. Townss
The HOME MAGAZINE 70, lSc5 will be enlarged and
improved aud made still more worthy of the eminent ft
yor with Which II has been received Its character as
lllGll-TOSED PERIODICAL. claiming public favor on
the ground of real merit will he carefully maintained
while for variety interest usefulness and ALI the attra
tons Of literature and art essential To true oME Mao
AzlNB, the publishers will aim make il SUPERIOR TO
ALL OTHERS
FINE STEEL ENGRAVING, AND TWO FACES or Music
VIII appear In every number besides choice pictures
groups and characters, prevailing fashions and large
variety OF patterns for garments embroidery ETC.
IN all respects we silall give FiRST-CLASS MAGA,
ZlNEat price within the reach Of every Intelligent
family In the land
new story by T. S. ARTHUR will be commenced in
the January number.
YEARLY fgrns, in ADvtScE.--One copy. 81 so: three
copesf 5000; five copies and getter-up Of club
sloVo; nine coics and one to gettcrup Of club SlbO0
6s' beautiful PREMIUM PLATE. entitled +" ffIE
INFANCY OF SHAKESPEARE" will be mailed 10 each
person who sends club Of subscribers 1t will also
be mailed TO each single subscriber from whom We re
cciys $3.50.
50 For =, 80 we will send one copy each Of IIoME
MAoAziNsa and GoDEY's LAbYs BOOK for year
Address, 7. S. ARTHUR Co.
1913 Walnut, Street, phila.
Nov. so. 1864.
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Terms:
Internationally he best sustained
'workof the kind I'm the World"
Fl A r P ER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

1t is the foremost Magazine Of the day. The freside
never hal more delightful companion nor the million
more enterprisig friend, than Iarper's Magazine
Athodta Protestant. (Ealtimore).
The most popular Monthly in the wOrid.-Netv IorI.
Obssrrer
We must refer ins6frms Of euogy to the high tone
and varied excolienets Of HARPERs MtGAZiNg, iour-
nal with monthly circulation about 1TO 600 copies
IN wSose pages to he found othe choicest light
ana general reading of the day. We speak Of this work
as an evidence OF the American People the popu-
hrity u has acquired is merited. Zach Number con-
ains fully IA pages Of reading matter appropriately
Illustrated with good woo4-cuts and it combines In it.
self the racy monthly and te philosophical quar-
ery blended with the best features of the daily Jour
nat IL has great power in the dissen inat0n OF love
OF pure terature.-TRBUSEs Guide TO american Lit
erature, Loaaoa.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves library
OF miscellaneous reading such found in the
same compass in any other publication that has CONS
under our notce.-BJct0H C5urier.
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The Latest News.

Few journals in the country spend so much money in
obtaining the latest ind most rilhble intelligence
thesCOMMERCiAL. In the single item of tclegraphing
lone it paid during the last year average about
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS MONTH or more n one
mouth probably than was paid By any other Pittsburgh
E.r nLtIir
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OUR TER ms.

Hare not beer cdraneed since he ,oar ,ohtfs ofs.r
chdFqe. -! go "f'ef Z
80 tar tui'on or $40 and SIS extra for Penmsnshin
~ tmihih lot sIauaiihg eonr o. ncl luding - ;
business nsnm'uship time unlimited, Is sao 10 2
ilank bolkS Cor shicb others oharge 81 $I0l n O.
Dun ook'keepns tother texts cost 50 $i) Sir
Wetheref're present The business student with the
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:
~ nelnye le bsst penman in the Vest
y lhe best ststem of accounts taught und.r ~
AHih0.s dirSciionss :"
81 The lectures Of an experienced Merchant
tth. or weeks cd la time Of study III - h
9th. The same time saved In boarding. .1
9th. Frem Sl2 to SIS ssved In blanks and ,,.,...
books. "'u Iiihf
'th The graduates share In the long standing r...,
Hs- For particulars send for enf ENLARGED, si.
Ian, Pp 50, with samples Of Penmsnsf bnsnss ~
orosnenal writing nfoHug sUs-syars esnss for pssT
2; DUFF = SON, Pns.s-rsn,r..
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
1865.
The publishers have perfected system of mailing by
which they supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLY promp
y TO those who prefer receive their peI oa direc
ty from the Office of Publication
The postage on HAEPERs MAGAZINE is "a cents year
which must be paid at the snbserfdsrs post-ofice-
Terms:
HARPER's MAGAZINE one year....,;..,..A 90
AR Extra Copy Of either the MAGAZINE or WEEKLY ,gfU
Y supplied gratis for erry Club Of FIVE SUBSCRIBERS at
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BACK AunaJers can be supplied at any time.
Complete Set, comprising Tn irty-1ae Volumes
IN neat cloth binding, will be by express freight a
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rotHme by mall postpaid s. co. Cloth eases for bind
ing, 5s cents, BY mail postpaid. Address
HARPER BOTHlRS.
FRANKLIN souAgE, NEwsyosK
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Dissolution of H'artnershiD

fiE partnership heretofore existing between Graham
L Crafty, have this day (govember 2sth Ises
been dissolved by mutual ooRsent LOW
peeerhsr 9Th, 1855 st ehAIff'
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SOUND, COMPREHENSIVE AND RELIABLE NEWS
PAPER

Whatevcr. offensive to a cultivated moral taste il
Scrupulously exclndcd from its columns aud CON
sant aim IS to publish nothing that does serve some
valuable purpose peculiar feature Of tho CONNER
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ARCHIBALD 8lA2glgY,
Attorney at Law,


HJ-lF YOU ANT TO KNOW A LITTLE or
EVERYTHING relating to the human system male
and female; the causes and treatment ofdseas"s; the
marraee customs OF the world; how to marry well
aud thousand things never published before. read
the revised and enlarged edition Of 'AIFpicAL CoN-
MOS SENsS a curious book for curious people. aud
good book for every one. 400 pages, iUU illusra-
tions Price SI 10 Contents table sent free to any
address Books may be had at the Book stores or
will be sent by rail post paid receipt of price
Address u. B- FOOTE, NJ B..
June %, 'G5-6U ] 1 l30 Broadway. New York
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MAREkET REPORTS.

The Daily Reports Of the COMMERCIAL Of the Pitts
burgh, al thele ding Domestic AMI the Foreign SIar
kets, prepared By competent and experienced Re-
porters, aud teir widespread popularity attest their
Vnlue. The amount Of matter in this Department Of
the COMMERCIAL alone frequently exceeds the entire
reading pages of some ofour cUtcmporIies.
ErN.NCra, Dvp,pTvpyr
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SUMNER, WlNTER& All aPPl IS,
'''.'''''''.'-'''''.--' '.foko. NEcEBEcE
STOVES AND PLOUGHS.

rrU~ tNECKBECKER & EETBEg.-Pnun
zaS>lxzs.s w dens-foundry Nosfl af the bor-
- rough Of Butler, where Stoses Plough.
- iifassf1. and other castings made on n vi M
k&EEzs sFxs tice Their wafe-roum is on MaIn street.
hrstdoor North otJacks Hotel where you win nd stoves
Ola sizes and patrons They also keep hand large
stock Of Ploughs which they sell cheap they can be
bought at any other establishment in the county
Dee. 9. 1S63.tf
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TERMS or THE ATLANTIC.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1866
THE lADY's FRIEND
SPLENDID 1RRAY OFTALEN7

SPLENDID 1RRAY or TALENT
In entering upon the third year Of its existence the
proprctors of this magazine beg leave to offer their
thanks to the ladies of America for the liberal support
already extended To them. Few magazines have boat
ed during their second year ofa list Of nearly twenty
five thousand names.
The L.DY's FRIrNn will continue to devote as hereto
fore 10 Chuice Literature and the Illustrations Of the
Fashions II will contain the latest patterns Of Cnai
Caps, Bonnets, Head Dresses Fancy Work Embroidery
&C. with Receipts Music and other matters interesting
To ladies' The Music alone is worth more than the cost
of the whole magazine, the pieces being selected by
Prof Gcze from the cnpaciou repository Of that widely
known and enterPrsing firm, Mossrs. Lee & Walker.
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvINGs.
A bean iful Steel Fancy Engraving and Superb Col
orcd Steel Fashion Plate VIII illustrate every number
besides well executed Wood Cuts. illustrative of the
Fashions, Fancy work. &c, too numerous to drtaii.
SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM.
In order to enable ladies to procure first quality
Sewing Machine at very little outlay make the fol.
lowing liberal offers We will give of Wheeler &
Wilson's celebretod sewing machines tho regular price
Of which is ffty-iive dollars ON the following terms:
Twenty copies of the Lndys Friend year and the
Sewing Mochinc,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $1,000
= Thirty copies one year, IND the Sewing Ma
chine ...................SS5 90
g. Forty copies, one year. and the Sewing Ma
tHlle .SlOOOO
In the first of the above ulAbs lady get twenty
subscribers at tho regular ncc of 81 5Ga copy and then
10y sending on these subscriptions, and fiCety d0qrs
~ addition will gotta Machine that she cannot buy any
whore else for less than fifty five dollars If She gets
thirty subscribers aud scyenyve Dollars, she will
only have to add TEN DOLLIRS to the amount. While
Il she gets fnFy subscribers at the regular price she
will get her machine for nothing.
The magazine will he sent to different post Offices, If
desired The names and money shouIl he forwarded
rapidly rs obtained in order that the subscribers may
begin 10 receive their magazines at and not become
dissatisfied with the delay. When the whole amount
money is received the Sewing Machine will be duly
forwarded.
The Clubs may be partly composed Of subscribers to
the S1turtiag Erc0jBg fast, if desired.
hs IN all cases The machine sent will be the regular
NIlEEDER WILSON'S No. Machine sold BY them
in New York for fftyiyc do.rs. The Machine will he
and forwarded free of cost ,c the exception If reight
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g" Complete Pictorial History of the
Vimes:"
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Family PAPER tn the Union.o
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

Critical Notices of ne Press.
The best Family Paper published in the United
States.'--Ndtg london Adrcritser.
" The MODEL NEWSPAPER of Our country-cuinplete in
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ARnERs WEEKLY has earned fir itself right to its IL
ing Post.
This Paper furnishes the best Nuslrdffops Our f1-
turc historians will enrich themselves ont of IIarpes
Weekly long after writer's and painters and publisher
are turned to dusty. L. Erange,id.
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1t is at leading political and historical aunal-
ist of the nation."-IPiiid Press.
The best Of Its cass in America 'Boston TrareIler
SU INSCRIPTIONS
1866
The Publishers have perfected system Of mailing by
which they supply the MAGAZINE and WEELY pr6mI-
ty to those who prefer to receive their period ical III
rectly from the Office Of Publication. Ppsmasters aud
others desrous Of getting up Clubs will be supplied with
handsome pictorial Show-bll on application.
The postage IfARPrRs WEEKLY is 20 cents year
which must epaid at the sHbserijer's post Office
Terms:
HtRPERs WEEKLY, one ycar...................f4 90
An Ertrd Copyof either hg WEEKLY or MAGAZINE
ot 81 90 zach, IN remttlncc or SIR Copies for
So 90.
Back NtnJers can be supplied at any time
The annual volumes of lItRPER's WEEKLY, in neat
cloth binding will be sent y express free of expense
fnr 81 % each Coay's Si. comprising Eigt poimes
freight at szpeRse If purchaser. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORK.
Nor s, 1895
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BEAUTIFUL ENGRAyINGs.

bean iful Steel Fancy Engraving and Superb Col
orcd Steel Fashion Plate Will illustrate every number
besides well executed Wood Cuts. illustrative of the
Fashions, Fancy work, &c, too nnmerous 10 drtaii
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

fNHE subseriber would respectfully nformthe citizens
OF Iintler and the surrounding vicinity that he Il
still making cisbing in the latest and most approved
styles Call at the sign Of the half moon and star
b. WHITE
Butler Va
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This Department Of the CoNNERCIAL is not exceIled
To test the truth Of this take the local page Of any
ueghboH, cut frem it all that i3 not strictly local
letters from abroad aud essays abstract subjects,
such classify properly on other pages, and oX-
clue what respectable paper should piut-and then
compare the remainder with local page, which does
not belle lis maine