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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23
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aud thc fronts ,r tle e.l..r,s bear .ie n,.tl.-,
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walls. r Jerus LEM. -' s., GA. ulse mention e
/ toe L.rI. Keep rof S 'caeo-'
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NAN. Of Burlington. Tie ePHias S,'m n aa.
then preached ty Rev. J,srru Cu,,nl.r. OF
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23
Personal.
George A. Converse of Vermont the bet
scholar of the first class at the United states
Naval Academy. is o PRINTER.

George A. Converse of Vcrmont- the bet
scholar of the first class at the United states
Naval Academy. is PRINTER.
There died at Audersonyille Pfi-on, from
March, 1864, to My. Issj, 1854 tnIcn
prisoners. according to The record kept by
\ u Blaze Of Milton. The greatest mol
tality vas in August, wLcn 1898 men did.
JEFF Dayiss health is said to be improv-
ing
Tie Surgeons OF the Bourcs Of Enrolment
in til, State are Lonoratly discharged from
June 18Th. Tits irc'ud,s Dir. Morgan at
Rutland. pr. Frost at Windsor, and Or.
Chandler at Burlington.
Among Il e petitions r'cciv' d ~ Ihe lr''-
.dch'. akin 2 ri'rial pardon - that col i-''-
ert lie, late e, u.uanG,r of tic I,b,i i.i'-
Co.. ard that Of Al,2. II. >.rif,u,. Va
prssil,nt OF Tie late c,nioi,ncy. Mr.
StgL,ns enters at myth into p apology 81
yiuoiCatIuu OF tie eciIon BE- i.a- tastn.
1t Is rumlrcd that Horace Maynard. 'i
T,unc.scc, viii b. appointed A--o,ia'c 'j.'-
tice Of tire Surr,me CONT. to IN the vacan-
ey caused by the death of Judge Catrop-
The TENTH VERxoNr.-A private ic,tr
from Capt. Davis Of the lOth, says Oar
rolls will he completed ro-nrrl- (Nonda1l e
ami we expect to leave here BALI Cro>s
Roads, IN Thursday PROBABLY We shall take
home 300 men The Captain adds, 0n tie
general sui iect Of receptions. rnut tie b
diers prefer short speeches ana long dinner
10 long -peeche- and short dinn,r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

REORGANIZATION OF TIE CAyAIRY.-Tac
discharge Of the men of the 1t ". Cavalry.
whose terms Of service expire prior To Oc,.
lsr, '65, So reduces the regiment that "a re-
organization has teen made, 10 conform q, IT,
present s'reug-h Is Ts4-,nt orsauiz-t on
/, as follows
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
and Departure ofMails

The maq from Butler TO East Sandy, by way of Holy
oke Coultersville Anandale Murrnsvile and Clinton
Vile SO miles leaves Butler Monday and Friday OF
each week, at o'clock, m. returns on Tuesday and
Saturday of each week at O'Clock, p. m.
The mail from Butler to Salem Cross Roads by way Of
Saxonburg Saryersyile Freepor Shearer Cross Roads
McIaughns Store and Oakland Cross Roads, 4S miles;
leaves Butler on Tuesday and Saturday Of each week. Mt
O'Clock, returns Friday and Monday CT each
week, at O'Clock, p. m,
The mail from Butler to New Castle. by way Of Mount
Chestnut Prospect Portersve and Princeton 2S miles;
leaves Butler Monday and Thursday of each week at
O'Clock a. m returns Tuesday and Friday Of each
week. at o'clock. p. m.
The mail from Butler to Lswrenceburg by way Of North
Oakland Barnharts Mills Baldwin and Bruin, IS miles
Ieavs Butler Monday and Friday Of each week, at
o'clock a. returns oh Tuesday and Saturday Of each
week. at o'clock, p m.
The mali from Butler to New Brighton by way Of Pc
tersburg Break-Neek and Zelienape 20 miles; with two
additional trips between BreaNeck and Ieenopie euys
Butler Wednesday of each wsek at o'clock, a. M re-
urnson Thursday Of each week, at o'clock, p, m.
The mail from Butler to pittsbuTg, by way of Glade
Mills Bakerstown Tally Cayy, Etna Dequesne and Allie
gheny City 80 miles leaves Butler every morning. except
Sunday at o'clock, arrives at Butler nom Puts
bugh by the route every day Sunday excepted at
l O'Clock, p.
The mail from Butler to Mercer by way Of McCandess
Bloomington SlipperyRoc North Liberty Londen and
Balm 81 miles leaves Butler every day, Sunday exeep
ted at o'clock M returns by the same route every
day Sunday excepted arriving in Butler at O'Clock in
the morning
The mail from Butler to Indiana, by way Of Coyles-
Vile WOrthingOn, kttanning Elderton and Sheloca,
IS miles, Butler Monday and Thursday of each
week at o'clock, a. returns Tuesday aud Friday Of
each week at o'clock, p. m.
The mail from Butler to Boytstown, 8 miles, leaves
Boydstown Friday morning Of each week. arrives at
ButIer in the forenoon departs for Bnydstown day
after the arrival Of the mail from Pittsburgh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01


to be constructed in Butler. The capital
stock is to be one million dollars, and the
incorporators H. G. Met L. ID. Rodg-
ers, James s. Myers, Thomas Robinson,
John NJ Thompson, james NJ. Breden,
L. d. DeWolf, G. Heedrick and r. Nc
Gufee.
The Cherry Run and Oil Creek Rail
road Company is also to be incorporated,
if bill offered in the House should pass
Jas. McGrew, Jno. Warren, Jno. Watt,
l.. d. V. Mason, and Bateman Goe, are
named as Commissioners, and the road is
to run from Oil City to the Story Farm,
on Oil creek. Branches can be made up
the valley of Cherry Run to Plumner, and
to any point beyond in Venango county,
which the directors may deem advi sable /;
and the main line and branches are to be
operated entirely by horse power. The
company are to establish rates for the
transportation of passengers and freight,
but those rates are not to exceed ten cents
per mile for passengers, twenty cents for
each barrel of oil, ten cents for an empty
barrel, and twenty five cents per hundred
for all other kinds of freight
Many of your readers are doubtless anx-
ious to know what are the provisions of
Mr. Lowreys bill providing for the sub
scription of the unsubscribed stock of the
Erie and Pittsburg Railroad, and for their
information | would state that it author
izes the Directors to receive subscriptions
for any part of the unsubscribed stock Of
the Company under such regulations as
they shall prescribe. The new subscri-
bcrs are to have the same rights as those
who originally took stock, provided that
each shall pay at the time Of subscribing
FIVE dollars on each share,
The bill relative to the Youghiogheny
Navigation Company, read by Mr.. Big
ham, was based upon a memorial sent
here by General Herman Haupt, who by
the way, it is stated, purposes removing in
the Spring to the western part OF Penn
sylvania, and who is the lessee of the
Company 1t gives them the right to
charge such tolls as will pay the expense
of operation and repairs, and provide for
renewals and the payment Of six per cent.
upon the actual cost of Improvements,
but all access over six per cent. is to be
paid into the State Treasury for the re-
lief Of families Of volunteers, or to such
other objects as the Legislature may di-
rect. This disposition of an excess is GER
tainly commendable precedent which
might be followed by other corporations.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN,
Butler, Pa, Wednesday, Feb, !, 1866.

For the Citizen.
Died, near Brownsville, Butler county,
Pa, on the list of January, Sadie, infant
? daughter of Alexander aud Mary H. Dou-
THEFT, aged nine neaths and twenty-one
days Her disease was affection of the
bNih> Though SO young, patience was
the leadiag cha acteristic throughout her
illness, which lasted six weeks.
Another lamb of the fold has been ia
ken away from the troubles and suffer
ings of cold and stormy world.
Parents it was given to you tiny lit
tile bud of promise; not to keep, but lent
to teach you sad but lasting lesson, 1t
tarried with you just long enough to twlne
itself in the very cords Of your hearts ,
but the atmosphere of this world was un-
congeniai, and the angels visited its cham
Der and kissed its breath away. Weep
p. not for it; but look away beyond the con-
fines of the grave away beyond this wea-
ry world and lejoic that your little loved
one has passed from earth to heaven from
1his land oi sorrow to that land OF pure
dcfght. Father, mother, "There Is a
light in the window for YOU" May that
little bright star be as magnet to wean
vour affections from earth to heaven.
As blooms and fades the early flower,
A, calm as summers balmy day,
A. swcetly summer shower,
;Ier eve lit up with heavens light,
A smile of glory on her face;
she's gone where falls not sorrows blight,
There disappotntments leave no trace.
That little cherub lost to yon
Has sped its flight on angel wings
To all below adeu adcu,
But as it speeds its glory sings
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
Allegheny and Butler Plank
Road

Mr.. EDITOR Public attention being
directed by your article of the 25th inst.
to the increase Of tolls, asked for by this
company. l would beg leave to state the
following facts:
1st. Said company has never paid one
cent in dividends upon the stock paid IN
$780, ,000-but yet owes about seven thou
sand dollars to creditors,
2nd. For the year ending, lst Of May
last, the expenses exceeded the tolls about
twenty-five hundred dollars. The great
advance in the price of labor and mate
rails while the tolls were fixed by law,
rendered such result unavoidable.
The question then is. Shall the tolls
be increased sufficient to keep tho road in
repair and pay its debts, or shall the road
be abandoned?
This question has been answered by all
the principal men whose interests are at
fected as toll-payers by their signing pc
titions for an increase of toll. Those who
call on you and complain, must be consid-
cred in favor of abandoning the road II
should be sufficient anS,0er to the caller
to remind him that he is not compel
led to travel this road. In this county
public roads are found everywhere run
ming parallel to this road. The Plank
Road Company has no monopoly Of the
road business County roads can be open,
ed from point to point, and thus, this class
who wish to avoid toll accommodated If
however they admit the necessity of trav'
cling our road because of the bad condl'
ton of the other roads, l would ask, what
can they gain by reducing the plank road
to the same condition 'cjh hem
Your remarks as to the propriety of any
increase beyond certain point are admit,
ted, and it is not the intention to increase
the tolls beyond the present rates now
G charged as Winter Rates, unless further
advances in labor and materials should
make it absolutely necessary.
TREASURER.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
Special Correspondence Pittsburgh Commercial.
Correspondence.

The farmers of the State will be under
many obligations to Mr. Mckee, Of Allie
gheny, for his consideration in offering
and urging the passage of bull which, as
the title indicates, is -'' for the protection
of sheep, and taxation of dogs within this
Commonwealth" 1t conforms as near as
possible to the Ohio law upon the same
subject, and contains eleven sections,
which, in brief, provide that every dog
shall be registered annually on or before
the first of May, the register to contain a
description of the dog, its sex, size, and
color The assessor on making the rec
ord shall give the owner of the animal,
upon the payment of two dollars for a
. male and FIVE dollars for female dog, a
certified copy of the register, and upon
each shall be collar, on which shall be
marked the owners name. OF the mon
ey received for the register twenty-five
cents shall be retained by the Assessor,
and the balance shall go to the school
fund of Che township, ward or borough in
which the registry is made. The owners
of the dogs are to be held responsible for
any damage the dog may do, aud any per-
son who fails to register his canine is to
pay fine of fifteen dollars. Every dog
running at large without a collar is to be
killed by the constables, the officers afore-
said receiving fifty cents for everv one
thus slaughtered, and where anv officer
serving under this act refuses to perform
his duties, mulcted in fue of not less
than one hundred dollars nor more than
$500.
More railroads are needed in the oil re-
gions. Such appears to be the determin-
alton of some of the residents of the hills
and valleys of the petroleum counties
whether the roads be worked by horse oil
steam power Mr.. Hoge has submitted :
bill which has for its object the incorpo
ration of the Franklin and Slippery Rock
Railroad, with power to build single OIL
double track from Franklin to the Goa
fields of Butler, and such branches of lat
eral roads. in Butler as they deem neces
sary. They are also to have the right t.
connect with any road now or hereaftel
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
Auditors Notice.

y the matter Of the Of account Nathan i. NCandcss
/ EN'r Of John 5. NcCaudlcsN, decd.
In the orphans Court uf Butler county, No. L. Dec
Term 1861.
And now to wit Des. Tth 1864, on motion of McCand
less Graham Court appoint Thomas Robinson ESQ an
Auditor to take testimony and report the fcts aud to
distribute the balance in the hands Of the Ear to the
parties interested and to report NJ the next Term.
Butler County. IS.
Certified from the record, , 10th day of January A
D. 1865 WATSON J. YOUNG, Clk.
Notice hereby given that in pursuance Of the above
appointment will attend to the duties said appoint
men at the Office Of Charles McCandless ESD in Butler
on Thursday Feb, 2.i, lsG5 at o'clock f. VI. where
all persons Interested may attend fthey proper.
THOMAS ROBIN son, Auditor.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
SIaeriH'.s Sale.

DY Virtue II writ of Feri Facias Issued ont Il the
Court Of Common Pleas of Butler county, and to me
directed, there will be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House, in the boIough Of Butler. on MONDAY
the 9th day of January next, 1850 at O'Clock,
the following described property, to wit:
All the right title, interest and claim of Arthur Crav
ford Of in and to hundred ei land, more or
less situated in Cherry township. Butler county Pa,
bounded north by lands Of Joseph Porter, east by Will
sonIhumpson south by lands Of Ebenozcr Foster west
by lands formerly owned by John Dunn forty acres
cleared and fenced five Of which meadow log house
yni stable thereon erected Seized aud takeh in
ton the property Of Arthur Crawford at the suit OF
John W. Thompson.
W. q. BRECKENRIDGE
Shcrii's Office Butler. Dec 2l tSbi Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
AUDITORS Noficc.

the matter Of the account Of j. NJ. Chrisy, Ext OF
| John McKissck. deed.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No. 16 Sept
Term, 1864.
Candess 4 Graham, Court appoint Thomas Robinson
ESQ an Auditor take testimony report the ncts aud
also distribute the balance in the hands of The Ex r
and among the parties interested and to report next
Term.
Butler Comfy, SIS.
Certified from the Record this 10th day Of January
y. 1865, WATSON YOUNG, Clk,
Notice is hereby given thai in pursuance Of the above
anpuintmcnt will attend 10 the duties Of said appoint
men at the office Of Charles McCandess Esq N Butler
ON Tuesday the 21st day Of Feb 1860 at o'clock, r. NJ
where all persons interested may attend they prop
err THOMAS ROBINSON, Auditor.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
LII. 3. Fishers Improved
FRUIT GAM.

Patened Nov H. 1861 Aug 1e 1862 and March "a 1884
To bo had only of the subscriber, Main ST., BUT
DER. Pa doors North Of MAboys Store where every
article Of TIN W. ARE is kept in GREATFARIETf
This can has extensively used ana found TO be
perfectly safe Its great convenience will be discovered
at first sight The extensive facilities for manufactur
ing all its parts make it very cheap.
1t is closed by clsmpng tin cap over and round the
opening which is pressed upon eement-coated gaske
causing the cement to melt by the heat of the fruit; be
coming cold it perfectly sealed IL is closed open
ed in an instant By hooking unlocking strait wire
spring
LADIES, and others requested to call and exam
inc this unsurpassed Fruit Gun.
rne,s- Hupr - IyefpN
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
BUTLER NIAR<ET@.

BUrLER, Pa. Feb. I, 1865
.BUTTER-Fresh Roll, TO- cents per pound
BEANS-Whte, &, 90 per bushel.
BARIEY-Spring, 81, 10; Fall, 81 ,2j.
REESW AN-35 cents ser pound.
EGGS-3O cents per dozen
FLOUR-Wheat, $500 to GJ5 per hunl.; Rye 4 90
Buck kweeat S45O per hund.
FRUIT-Died Apples 81 so to $40 per bushel; Dried
Peaches siOOto4,50.
FFATHERS-5O cents per pound.
GRAIN-wheat 81, ,5opcr bushel: Rye 10. Oats, c75
Corn 100; Buckwnat, 90c.
GROCERIRS-Coffee, Rio, SOC per pound; Java, 6oc
Brown Sugar 2jc per pound; do. White 4oc NO holas
ses, 81 80 cents per gallon; syrup 80 and Sl,i5.
HlDES-S cents per pound.
LARD-25 cents per pound.
NAILS-StOO0pe per keg.
POTATOES-l0 and per hushel.
PORK-l4 10 10 cents per pound.
RAGS cents per pound.
RICE-20 cents per pound.
sEEDS-Cloyer, 1890, per bnshel; Timothy, $3.50;
= lax, 500
SALT-S3.75 per barrel
TALLOW-l5 cents per pound
WOOL-s5c per pound.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court for the
county Of Butler Will offer for safe, at public out
cry, on the premises,
Thursday, tie oh day Of Febrs0,y, 1868,
at o'cleck p M all the estate of John r. MGil late
Of Parker township in hundred cf land situ
ate in that township adjoining lands Of James Mahen
Thomas Smiths heirs. and others.
TERMS -Oue third In hand, and the balance in two
cqunl annual nsalmcnts with interest from the cOnfr-
nation Of the sale. EBENEHER CHRISTY,
Admir-. Of John L. NIGH, decd.
Jnn 1 1cG5-ft
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
NEW ADVEEsTIsEMENTs
Administrators Notice.

ESTATE or HENEN '. ST00p3, DC n.
I ETTEES Of administration on the estate Of Henry
| Stoops decd. late of Washington tp., having been
issn9d by the Register 10 the Undersigned therefore all
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate
requested to make immediate payment and those having
claims against the required 10 present them
properly authenticated for settlement. WM. SfO0PS.
Jan. 2lst lS6a:6t. Administrator
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
NOTICE

IN OIICH-
the matter Of the Final Account Of John Kennedy,
| Trustee Of John Duffy Dutch
In the Court Common Pleas Of Butler county, No.
ST. November Term, 1850, and C. p. No 20 June Term,
1851
And now 20 witt Dec. 16. account filed and approved
y the Court ns and notice Of the filing directed TO be
given according rule relating to accounts of Assgnees
and Tustccs-aso ConTt grant rule 10 show why,
upon the confirmation Of duccount said Trustee should
not discharged from the Office, and that the will
he allowed on the first day Of next term, to wit: the
fourth Monday of March a. d., 1864 unless exceptions
be flied before that day Of which notice hereby
gwen.
Certified from the record this 10th day Of January,
A. D. 1865. WI. ST0OPS,
Jan. Il 1865 Prothy.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
DIED:

On January I'D, 1865 in Butler tp- Mr. JonN ROVE,
Jr, aged 80 years months and / days.
OH January 23d, 1865, JcHy CouLTERsELswosTH Ma
GILL, Of Concord tp., son Of William and Mary Ann Ma
gill aged years II months aud day.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
u. S. Collectors Notice.

HAVING received the Annual List Of Licenses, Taxes
/ Incomes Carriages, Silver Plate, &c. under tSa
O. T. Internal Revenue Laws for the Sd Division Of tho
23d District Peuua, comprising the county Of Butler,
will attend for the purpose Of receiving Of said taxes
Sc az my Office in the borough of Butler, from tho 2d
Of August lsGi to the 10th Of September 1861 tAo at
the following places:
Saturday Sept 10, 1864. from TO IL o'clock, a. m Mt
Kelly's Store, Buffalo township.
same day from to 1 o'clock, p NJ at the Store Of z.
Maurhof, Esq. SaTouhurE
Monday, sept. r., 1864 from to y O'Clock, a. m,
Fairview at Adams Hotel
Same day, from to o'clock, p. IN. Miller'town, st
Hochs Hotel.
Tuesday Sept 10, 1854, from to IL o'clock a. M.
Sunbury, at A. Wilson's store.
Same day, from to o'clock, p. m, li'rrisvills,
KcTr's Hotel.
Wednesday Sept H. 1861 Centrevle, at Eyths Hotel
Thursday. Sept IL, 1894 from to Il 0leock, a. M
POtrersviIlc at Cliver's Hotel.
Same day, from2 to O'Clock, p IN Prospect, st Mrs
Bredins Hotel.
Friday Saturday the 10th and nth Of Sept 1854! at
Zelenople at Bastian's Hotel.
MONDAY Sept 10 1864 Glade MIL from f2tn o'clock
p. M. C0opers Hotel, after which time the penalties
prescribed by law, will he strictly enforced.
Payment must be made In US Money.
u. c. McAB0Y
Dep Col, 81 Div, 23d Dist.
Butler. hus. ~ 1854
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
Executors Notice.

ESTATE OF JOHN ELLIOTT, DECp.
Letter. testmenary having been duly Issued to tho
unicr gncd of the estate Of John Elliott late of nuia
10 tp decd Therefore all persons indebted to said
tate are notified to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the requested to present
them properly authenticated for settlement
e. c. SEDWICK,
W. c. FLEMNiNG,
Jan 4th, lS55::Gt Execrs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
q Administrators Notice.

EsTArk OF CHRISTIAN BEi0HLT, DECD.
NTHEREAS letters - Administration to the estate of
w Christian BeEhley late Of Clay township. decd,
have been duly granted TO the Undersigned therefore NIL
persons indebted TO said estate will make immediate
payment, aud those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settlement.
ISBAC SUTTON,
II. j. BEIGIILEY,
Dec. o. 1sGl:6t. Administrators.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
$50 90 Reward

ON the % inst, John Kerston, broke Jai-s about
" FIVE feet eight inches highspare face-sharp eye
about IS years Of age. The above reward will be paid
for his recovery WM. o. .BRACKENRIDGE,
Butler Dec. 7, 1864. Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01
pITTsBURGrI I2Ts.

APPLEs-s30nG "a 1926 per barrel
BUTTER-Fresh Roll, Asa ljc per n.
CHEESE-Wcstern Reserve &c per D. Hamburg,
q per h.
EGGS-4l per dozen.
TLOUR-Whcat sl1d si2 Euclswhcot, $3.50.
GRAIN-Whcot, $500 90 S2lo; Corn, AS Oats,
Q5
BARLEY-spriug $500. Fail F1,S5
GROCERIES, % "a 2'Cts per n; Coffee. - o4
per n Moasses 1lS G. 2oc per gallon syrup 12O "a
81 p per gallon
SiLT-Lycpoo s2,5O "a $40 por sack No. ], extra,
$500 per barrel
sEEps-Flaxseed, s2,75 per bushcl
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-01

There are two fruits of folly visible
in the world men will not do when they
can, and afterwards cannot when they
would