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Arthur's Home Magazine.
Edited by T. S. Arthur an Virgins r. Icwn.,

Edited by 7. S. Arthur an Virginia r. Tewnse
The HOME MAGAZINE for 1865 will be enlarged and
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szINE the publishers will aim make it SUPERIOR 70
ALL OTHERS
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Directors.

FNHE following named person .yere e,,o tod pir.cto
o. the Butler county Mutual Fire Insurance Com
psny ior the ensuing gear: s. q, Purvs W Campbell
u. o Heineman, A. b. wier Samuel uarshaIi w. J
Campbell, Abr'm Meyer, L. Kingsburry.
Pn ~, 1851 II. @. HEIkENAH. sec'y
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Administrators A Notice.

| ErrEKs OF Administration on the estate of Abra-
IL nam Meiinger late Of Oakland tp, decd. have been
granted 70 the undersigned all knosug them
seses indebted to said estate requested 20 make
same will present them properly authenticated for set
'ieheh'. JOHN IL. MELLINGER,
=. RICHARD ALLISON,
Jhh- si, 1900. Admir-
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! ADMINISTRATIVE A Notice.

II FILTERS Of Administration having been granted to
II the beundersigned the estate Of Joseph BartleY
Idle az Penn tp; decd therefore, all persons indebted
20 ssid estate requested pay the without de-
by. and those having claims against the viii pre-
sent them dnIy authenticated for settlement
Atass-s MARGARET BARTLEY,
3, e6. Administrators.
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PROSPECTUS
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR, 19SS
FOR 1866


with the number for Janus y. 1866, the ArLlrIc
MosrHrY enters upon Its
SEVENTH VOLUME
It has reached age and a circulation never before
attained by any american magazine OF its clss and its
popularity steadily increases with each succeeding
The Publishers have provided for the readers Of the
ATLANTIC during the coming year articles which they
are confident will only sustain the reputation the
magazine the leading exponent Of American tern-
ture but will increase Its general attraetvepess and
value.
The ArLarIc for the year 1866 will contain the follow
ing features Of especial interest:
PASSAGES FROM HAWTHORNEiS DIARY
Being extracts from the late NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
beginning alta period Immediately subsequent to his
GRIFFITH GAUNT; or, JEALOUSY. new
Novel, by CHARLES REaDE. This story begins in
the December number, and bids fair to be Of Mr..
Reade's most interesting novels
THE CHIMNEY CORNER. by HARRIET BnEEcn-
ER STOWE Mrs stowe will continue her admirable pa
pers upon domestic and social topics.
The fhree abovenaned Jeatures will be continued
throughout the year In addition to these the magazine
will contain;
whicha Russian tale, entitled Beauty and the Beast
VIII appear in January.
STORIES BY Mrs. L. MARIE CHILD. the first
Of which, entitled "Poor Chloe,n will be printed in the
February number.
DIR. JOHNS BY TX MAIvEL The concluding chap
tiers Of this Novel with extend three four months
TIE LAST DAYS OF WALTER sAVAGELAN
DOR. Containing variety of interesting ncide ent
and personal remincence, by who knew him.
Besides the foregoing articles especially enumerated
the Atlantic for 1866 will furnish its readers with its
usual variety of
TUE BEST ESSAYS,
TIE BEST ssORIEs,
THE BEST POEMS,
from Its unriyaed corps of contributors comprising
many Of the grst American Writers.
The January number will contain contributions from
Henry Longfeilow, the late Nathaniel Hawthorne
| Charles Hcade, Harriet Il. Stowe, j. T. Trowbrdges
| Win g.. bryant, Bayerd Taylor, Donald g. Mitchell
Gail Hamilton The author Of "Life in the Iron MILL
| And other popular writer.
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FAIRvIEW SELECT SCHOOL.

FTNHE Summer term will open MONDAY, APTRt IN
IL ls65. aud continue twelve weeks.
= students can pursue any Of the branches usually
taught In Academies, including the Latin and Greek
languages BOARDING eau be had IN good prifafe h-u-
lies. Students desiring board themselves eaa obtain
suitable rooms In the village
Special advantages fr those preparing to teach For
further particulars, Address
THOMAS c. VAN TRIES, Principal
Feb. Il, '66.s) BALDWIN, p. o. Butler Co. Pa
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extracting and adjusting the teeth done with the best
materials and in the best Particular attention
paid to chdrens teeth. As mechanics, they defy COM
petition; operators they rank among the best Char
ges moderate. Advice free of charge 0ice-In Boyds
Building Jefferson Street Butler Pa.
Dec. Q, lS63;::tf.
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FIiE Subscribers will offer for sale public outcry
j on Hnrsddy he Isl Of March, 1864 a wooBEN
tATORY situate IN sppcryrock tov nship, Butler CO.
"a The Factory is salarge, three story building with
all the necessary appartenances OF Woolen establish
ment together with Of good land. Sale to COM
mence at O'Clock, p
Terms made known on day Of sale.
jan TO- ie6-6ts
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--ssskz,-
TINIE undersigned proprietors Of "RURAL HILL MUIR.
1 sERY" wishes TO inform the public that they have
hands at their nursery, located about two and
one half miles southwest Of the borough Of Butler the
best and largest variety Of fruit trees offered to the
public In this county.
Their fruit trees consist Of the
APPLE, PEAR,
PEACH, AND CHERRY.
These un1uestionably the largest they also
the best varieties offered in this section Their
riey Of sIIRUBBERY is also large. They would thsre
fore solicit liberal patronage the coming spring Now
IL the time select the ground and make your orders
which will be promptly filled. The trees be had Mt
the nursery delivered where ordered to sut purcha
Every farm should have good orchard
SILAS PBARCE SONS.
January ", 1906.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1866
THE LADY'S FRIEND
SPLENDID ARRAY or TALENT

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ed during ther second of list of nearly twenty
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Executors Notice.

II ErTERS, testamentary the will of Nancy Stein;
Il late Of Connoquenessng tp deed, having been
granted to the undersigned al persons knowing them
selves indebted TO said estate hereby requested
make immediate payment and those having claims
against the estate will present them properly authenti
Gated, without delay, for payment.
wM STEIN,
NM, II, J4MIS0N,
Febl4. '6o. Executors,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1866
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Hy to those who prefer receive pei oeas drec.
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FARM FOR SALE
A SELECT SCHOOL IN

Prospect, butler Co. Pm.
DEy. J. J. ROCKWELL, Teacher
III Term begins April 2d--ClOses june Goth 1866.
The patronage OF the prblic is solicited. Tuition ~
follows: Common School branches 81 00 Algebra,
MtPhilosophy Rhetoric, Latin, Greek and Book kkeep-
ing, SO co. Normal exercises for the benefit teach
Tuition required in advance. For further psrtic-
uisrs, Address
p r4rrs J. j. ROCKWELL
tanlo'66 Prospect, Butler Co. Pa.
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fitHE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il suoseribers under the name Of HeimboId & Son,
Books Of the late irm will be settled by Thesdore
Hslm6old where all, knowing themselves indebted,
viii pleas call and make payment. u
10 HELMBOLD SON.
Theodore Hembold will continue the business -
heretofore. at the old stand.
saxonburg. January LIST, 1s66;2 mos.
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Notice I'm Partition.
WOODEN Factory for Sale.

W. o BRAcKENRIEGE Sheriff,
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NOTICE having been rre}oTtg95z tnas :, !
IN intended 70 give 10 NY Livery llat&6}isf'-
lrlons ii this Place this is 20 isi7o notice. thaG
such S not tn; fact. and that I snail continue
NV business az 10. g, King street, and ask
continuance Of pt;o!5c flgor. ,~~.,
Il YVES iing5o-l and shall ALSO carry CT G!1*lncss
there. where m y friends :sreiay;;ad to cs!i. NY
stock Of horses ard vehicles is large enc ct the
best. &c Ls--lEZl "|I1A* =. NANi''
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BOOTS AND SHOES BOOTS ARD
10 SHOES !-row is the tiue i you want
BARGAINS. T have 3, inc stock O. Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds, which viii he sold cheap
Also. e large stock OF Ladies' and Misses Gait,
ers, which will be sold very cheap. Cali and
examine for yourselves at No. 60. king street,
se,J--tf JOHN E. VANS.
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PROFESSIONAL GARD.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DE-, W. .. sTEWAET, Physician + Surgeon,
a graduate Of the Medical Department, OF IN inc
yerstv Of the city Of New York, late Surgeon
j, S. v. having permanently located III alex
andra Va, respSactf1lly offers his professi<!n3al
services to the citizens Of this city and vicinity
Office and residence, No. g, north Royal st.'
least side where he NAY DC found at all nours'
when not profess ionally absent. no II
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Professional.
fATALTEB w EIR,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
BaENrsy1rLE PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Y A.
viii practice in the Courts of Prince William
T.o,,5o,IHn a1,d Fairfay dec 2-6nl
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e s W A I r + :,

~ g $ W A I Il Z,
r No. &c, North Royal street, -.
Has constantly On hand & fall supniy, ants IS
constantly receiving fresh inToices Of Gkol'@~
RIEs, Wines, LIQUOEss, a:,A - ot t,!
articles generally found in 2 f1s5 cIass GROgh-
RT and LIQUOR STORE, and viii s3ll az loW v,
as thoJ can be bought ii this II z?Set sep LII
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~'N''~>
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
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rg1HIS COMPANY is now prepared . DO a
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G etsssvlT2 I ,'' W ]; : Hsrr5s-
onburg Stanton, Lexington,
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borc' Salisbury, and Charlotte,
r. c., anG to AND from
All Stations On tie Orange & alexandria; NiF-
yi1ia Cen tral, Virginia and Genncssec, hlch-
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Central r;.il-
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The inriI? a. clH!...s J.. based upon fair cuSi-
ness principles, yielding &rc&souabic ITo-lt 20
TIE Company, wj1houS 3+'7G oppressive 70 l"3
public Uuul2 this bas5: i con5G@@t!y pTCSSnt6
lis q siye1s Tor far snare o. patronage, relying
upo2 lis large ca ;,i:,I &Hd nc character q its
~:7icug& ;>;;c, agents u: 2:zu& public @oi&:@c22'
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EiIST NECElVED.-E'ccst.-G rcan, Black
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hiackerel ncy7 uI.G fax: Potomac lieTrAgi
Picked Pork, cheap; Bacon shoulders and
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Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA H. r.
fz kHss E5:=5az :sz3

If1 lz:z go Ed Ez=zz5 :z.=::
THROUGH ~ Kill EkOM WASHING
TON AND ALExANDIHInAl, 10 RICE
NOND AND LYNC!iB Qho.
On and after IU ESDA1 Decembcr 4, 1855,
the trains on this read viii run daily
Sundays exceptaa-as folloWs
TI:AINS SOUTH.
Leave " ashing tcn, zoo Il. II.
q Alexaaljria7 40 Il. n.
" Cordonsviljo, 12.4op p. III.
Connecting with W.. Central Hoad lor l:ca
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leave Iyucf5urg, TO 4. ~.
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" GordoHsville, 1Z20 p. ="
Arrive IS Alexandria $50 2. III
:: Washington 5 ~ p; ID,
ToD2sc,ing with the &. & .. 4. Il. for al
parts of the n ortil and y est.
I.oca! froigE4 train leave; AleyaAor!d at !, %
=. H.. G:nd ajves at Cord0DSvilio IL 5.@1 p H.
Leaves G37Gonsvi.!c at e. a 10 &-Ic arrives 9:
Alexandra. at 4 3: p. Through freight tram
leaves Alexar;l~ia - D. a., az; arrives 4;
"a: a. H.: and arrives 1t -a!eIH-1oEi;&S T. = p IN.
E;xure:s freight train leaves 2 t2&a1trIa &
100 y. H.. ana arrives as Lyme. burr B: 10. 10 H.
n. Leaves Lynch burg It :. 80 ?. II. and a.
rives 1T Alex;.llGc 4 1t 80 :. n.
This rout; has the advantage oyer All Others
Of having :. continuous raii from nc" OK 70
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Culprper Orange and GordonsTilt!a, TTE4Fo
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DR.. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

(G,uduate ofMe University Of the City Of Ne,p
York;
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