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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-21
MANuRE.-The american -Agri

alturist says;-"Manure is like mon
". No farmer ever has too g.uch of
it who appreciates in what his wealth
lies. And it may also be added that
like money, the more . man has the
easier it is TO get more.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-21
Arthur's Home Magazine.


The HOME MAG AZINE foi 1865 will be enlarged and
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ENecufors Notice.

Il ETTERS of Administration, the Estate of Mar
i tha Harvey, late Of Clinton Up, deed have been
duly granted TO the undersigned therefore all persons
indebted 70 said estate respectfully requested to
make immediate set.iement and those having claims
Gated for settlement, JN0 G. NORRIS.
June 4, 1865. F-ss.' Executor
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-21

The chopping or grinding of
grain to be fed to stock operates as
. saving of at least 20 per cent
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vOGELEY HOUSE.
WILLIAM voeeLEY. Proprietor.

FvE undersigned would respectfully inform the pubic
generally, that he has erected a large and comInodi-
brick building, the site of the old and well known
house formerly occupied by him as Tavern Stand He
has been al great expense in erecting furnishing his
new house and atters himself that be now prepared 10
accommodate all Who may desire 70 give him a call
having ample house room for hundred persons and
atabllng for at lsast fifty horses
Thankful for past patrons g, he would ask continn
ance Of the same. WAL Y0GELBy.
pee. 9, ls62s;H a
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WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-21
AT WHOLESALE ONLYl
WATCHES AND 1gWglRY
q EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
Lowest Prices for CASH.

ARMY AND COUNTRY MERcuANTs Pedars Traders su
lers' and General dealers make Enor1nous PROF
upon "A small Investment
'JEwELaY Of any Pattern Quality and in any quaint
~ made to order 81 Estimates for any class Of work
IaFhshcd As IdFtcut0r attention paid 10 supplying
A1cttoHeers Country Ieiidrs Indian Trafrs and ar
my HeuierS.
Any stys of Goods manufactured such as Inventions
etc, at short notice. lS- Coon CANvAssfNG CLERks
with small Cspital, can find employment
ustrated Listsand full particulars free.
TIE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER Is VERY LARGE
WHOLESALE SUPPLY be carried in knapsack
hand yalise carpet bag, and Will not be like books
bulky or inconvenent 10 carry from place to place.
REMEMBER ANOTHER rHING,-this business is strictI
Honorabel A5- There is nGed Of miSTepressRng r
dggedftHg Our GooDs show for themselves and prove
themselvesii
1t is business In which an ample and satisfactor,
irdeht Is 1tceH for As moaey recefued and
aging proht is pocketed at the time. II
cupation in which person need be ardtd or ashamed
to canvass the field again and again. for where once
9ul gos are introduced, permanent aad continuous
To Soldiers In the Army those at home disabled by
the hardshps Of war TO Cergyme ont Of health TeacI
ers Postmasers any person who wishes either local
or an active occupation, and that brings with it
GREAT PECUNIARY INDUCEMENTS this presents
An OPPORTUNITY seldom met with. TRY TT AND
SEE FOR YOURsELVEsli
CAREFULLY SELECTED LoTs-oF JEwELRY, com
prisDg onr newest styles and most saleabe variety
Goods wiz be sent anywhere in the Loyal States We
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the best exercise Of our taste and Judgment from
our long experience can ensure satisfaction WE
PAY IN ADVANCE state what style and quality of Goods
are wanted, and will send the collect pay
by Express at the end Of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Good movements and manufactured in the best man
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Satisfaction guaranteed All Watches at first prices
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Circulars free by aaiti Send for hemu y
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Manufacturers and Importers.
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The New York Tribune.

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fuIl ronrse Of BUSINESS practice includes about
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of the graduates Of this institution.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

yUANTED TO PURCHASE roR. oAsH-A SMALL
w Country Place. about from 70 10 Of highly I'm
proved land With good fruit and shade trees medium sized
house. and must have water 'front.' and within hour Of
ihe ctr Address, with full particulars, NJ NJ box les
Hcral Dnce.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25
IrINRLANn rARM ANp FRurr LANps. IN A Mn.D

yyIyELANp FARM AND FRUIT LANDs IN A MILD
v and healthtul climate. Thirty miles south of Phlade.
phs by Railroad In New Jersey the line OF latitude
Banorc Md, and where large numbers OF returned
Californlans setting The soil is rich and productive.
varying FROM clay 10 sandy oam suitable for Wheat,
Grass Corn Tobacco Fruits aud Vegetables This great
Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards have
been planted out by experienced fruit growers Grapes.
Peaches, Pears &C. produce immense profits Nlneand IL
OF the beautiful places in the United Staes
The enre territory consisting Of forty 1--WE square miles or
land laid out upon general system OF improvements
The land only sold actual settlers with provision for pub
c The place account OF It's great beauty
other become the resort OF pc0pg Of
II Ave thousand people within the past
years. Churches Stores schools, Academies, Soc
eties OF Art and Learning and other elements OF
nnemeut and culture have been introduced Hun.
dreds OF people constantly settling several hun
drrd houses being constructed aud II s es.
mated that i've hundred viii be built during the summer
Price Of farm land twenty lots and upward, SIS
per Five and and Village Lots for sale Fruits
and vegetables rpen earlier In this district than in any other
locality north Of Norfolk Va Improved Places for sale
Openin for all kinds Of business lumber yards manufac
tories foundes and the like For persons who de-
sire mild winters healthfu climate and good soil in
country beautifully improved aboundng in fruits aud pos
sessn all other social privileges in the heart o civilization
worthy OF visit Letters answered. and the Nneland
Rural giving fui and coslsning reports
LANDS vineland Pcs, oce Lsnds sown,s.hp Esx Jer
the Tribune 10 one OF the most extensive fertile tracts In
almost level position and suitable condition for pleasant
farming that we know Of this side Of the Western prales
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

A NUMBER OF FINE FARMS AVID VILLAGE RESI-
den.e- also three furnished House, for sale ~ H. \.
mARRI0rT u Pine street. HAh RfOTr, VAIL CO, Al
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

yxyANTED TO PURCHAsE-A SMALL TWO STORY
w Frame House and Lot in some village suitable for
country price mol exceeding $4,000 Address 81 W
Herald once. ff .f r
The New York herald., 1865-11-25
COUNTRY BOARD.

p0ARD IN TARRYTowN--SIxTy MINUTES FROM
ID New York. for gentleman and wife family of three
In family where other boarers and
cid en-; situation unsurpassed house elegantly fnr
nished excellent table, light and fre included FOR $40 week
each. Address boz IS Tarrytown, n. \.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25
HOTELS.

r THE ASHLAND HOUSE, FOURTH AVENUE AND
IA Twenty fourth for frat class
families The Paror and Second Floors. with private
trance Twentyfourth street. unusually fine rooms
and have convenience Also two or three single rooms
for oentI
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

Nyo CAPirAl.TsTs FOR SALE. IN CHICAGO I'LL. A
6rst class aud good paying Business with large steam
mnnufactoy estate, 0ne-of the best business
streets and centres city been doing good and large
for number OF years. has got Large run Of trade and
the whole workmcn and clerks viii remain for
of health and leaving this country Address
box I9l4 Post onlce Chicago, Ill.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

AT BRooKLYN, NO. FULTON AVENUE PHrf.A-
IA delpha brick Stores and engs sne; two
corner With stables attached. Apply 70 VIM b. NiCHOIs
No Pine street. New York. =
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

+ AEGHAM HOTEL, PORTLAND PLACE.--TIITS COM
IL modous Hotel sihe largest In London, IL now oren;
II situated the most open aud healthy site In the West
End with all modern sits o. apartments
Sale Mangcr ie BY 40 feet elegant Ladies Rooms spa;
Sitting and Writing Room Be-; within short drive of
all the railway terrnni For terms TO accommoda-
tion, address the manager, O. Schumann.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

RRooKLYN HOUSES FOE SALE OMMEDTtTE POS
- session One three story rfk Mouth aide ~ ir11r
saa street. 80 tertcat cf frN All greans ,ne Gode
asenue two three story bre, with ground attached French
os side entIAnees &c south side Of Herkner m
feet west OF Albany avenue. Apply 10 l. II. NICHOLS,
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

DRoApwAY.- STORE FOR SALE, WITH LEASE or
Apply 10 n A. LUDLOW 4 60. No. sPlns s,r.et
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

A HOUSE FOR s2,soD FURNISHED q SO, WITH FIVE
n lots IN earden handy 70 depot near MorrsanIa For
particulars apply 70 No New Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

rtiO IEr-lN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, ELE-
4 saaty furnished Apartment 20 one or Two single gem
temen gentleman and wife, with private table Apply ~
IS atuyyesAn street opposite Cooper Institue ---L-L
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

GREAT BARGAIN FOR CAPITALISTS. TWENTY
ove acres in tract and twenty r another So,h
cholce sites for gsntl cn,ens villas, for sale ~ ~ Y AH
ROT a Pine street. HARRI0Tf VAIL CO. at Plain.
held, N. j., opposite the depot N
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

.ssSsa yun srsass rs 1Ss 1SoTNs sr.
profits Apply at No s. 24s Grand street near Bowsry
j. W. HENNIGAR.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

DoAgD AT REUNION HOTEL, FORTY SECOND
ID street and Fourth avenue, New York New furniture
and moderate prices.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

T1oR sALE-A FARM OF 90 ACRES, IN NEW KENT
county, Va. transportation; valuable tim.
ber good farming land, comfortable improycens II ce
Sl60, in salabe merchandise stocks. WEisHr. CAR
TER co.'s General Southern Land Agency i2 Rroadway.
L,OR sALE-TIIREE STORY AND BASEMENT HrIpK
IL Tenement Houses in Thirteenth ward near Froomc
Price a. 800 each. Well rented Possession MAY T..
PARSONS Il WARD, 10 Cedar slrtet.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

~ and Good WIN OF well located wholesale and retail
cigar town; other cigar Price be-
900 and 5000 Possession Immediately. Address
l OIL
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

cyTEAM ENorNEs--oNE 10 HORSE, ONE HORSE,
y portable; good a new stasonsry from Sto @ horse
Pullevs. I'm foSt 6eltin9, good new. 9
.'Sss' W WILLARD A CO.. IA Water street
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

Meigs County, S., Court of Common Pleas,
in partition
Thomas Kinneman vs. John Kinneman ct. al.
RY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
~ in the above case will, on the 1lth day
of March, A. D. 1865, at ii o'clock a. M, at
the door of the Court House, in Pomeroy,
offer forsa the following described real estate,
to wit: Situate in the township of Chester in
said county of Meigs, and being part of the
north half of section No. B. in township No. 81,
in range No u, to wit: Beginning at the
northwest corner of said section; thence east
on the north line of said section, to the north
west corner of the land of R. Beabout thence
south on the west line of said Beabout to the
northeast corner of the twenty acre lot of Uriah
Tucker; thence west on the north lines of
Uriah Tucker Hezekiah w. Morris l6 acre
lot and land lately owned by f. A. Smith, to
east line of said last mentioned land; thence
north on east line of said last mentioned land
to the northeast corner thereof thence along
the north line of the same to the west line Of
said section No. 3; thence north in said west
line to the place of beginning, containing one
hundred and thirty-eight Q3S) acres more or
less and being the premises owned by Isaac S.
kinneman, and on which he was residing at
the time of his decease to be sold according
to law. Appraised at $3, ,450
Given under my hand this 7th day of Febru-
airy, A. b. 1865. M. HECOX, s. NC.
[6-5t]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-09
Hints for Hard Times.

Credits never permits man to know the
real value of money, nor to have full control
over his affairs 1t presents all his expenses
in the aggregate, and not in detail. Every
one. has more or less of the miserss love Of
money--of the actual gold pieces and the
a crisp bank notes. Now, if you have these
things in your pocket, you see them as you
make your purchases, visibly diminishing un-
der your eye. ..> ..a
The lessening heap cries to you to stop
You would like to buy this, that and the 9th
er but you know exactly how much money
you have left, and if you go on buying more
things your purse will soon be empty. You do
not see this when you take credit You give
your orders freely, without thought or calcula-
ton; and when the day of payment comes,
you find that you have overrun the constable.
On every hand we see people living on cred
it, putting off pay day to the last, making in
the end some desperate effort, either by beg
ging or borrowing, to scrape the money togeth-
or, and then struggle on again, with the cank-
er of care eating at their heart, to the inevita-
BILE goal of bankruptcy. If people would on
ly make a push at the beginning, instead OF
the end, they would save themselves all this
misery. The great secret Of being solvent,
and comfortable, is to get ahead of your ex-
penses. Eat and drink this month what you
have earned last month-not what you are 60
ing to earn next month There are, no doubt,
many persons so unfortunately situated that
they can never accomplish this. '.
No man can guard against i'll health; no
man can insure himself well conducted,
hopeful family, or permanent income
There will always be people who cannot help
their misfortunes But as rule, the unfor-
tunates are far less trouble to society than
those in better position who bring their mis-
fortunes upon themselves by deliberate reck-
lessness and extravaganza. You may help a
poor, honest, struggling man to some purpose,
But the utmost you can do for an unthrtt is
thrown away. You gave him money you have
earned by hard labor-he spends it in pleas
ure which you have never permitted yourself
j to enjoy
The best pleasure which sweeten
life most and leave no bitterness behind--are
cheap pleasures What greater pleasure can
man enjoy than the sense of being free and
independent? The m an with his fine house,
his glittering carriages, and his rich banquets,
for which he is in debt, is slave, prisoner,
forever dragging his chains behind him through
all the grandeur of the false world through
which he moves.