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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-07

scribed, are in militarv, naval or civil
confinement, or custody or under bonds
of civil, military or naval authorities or
agents of the United States,as prisoners of
war or persons debarred for offense either
before or after conviction.
Twelfth-All persons who have parti
cipated in said rebellion, and the estima-
ted value of whose property is over TWEEN
ty thousand dollars.
Thirteen-All persons who have taken
the oath of amnesty as prescribed in the
Presidents proclamation of December Is,
1868, or an oath of allegiance to the Gov
erument of the United States since the
date Of said proclamation, and who have
thenceforth kept and maintained the
same inviolate. provided that special OBJ
lection may be made to press far pardon
by any person, and such clemeney will be
as literally extended as may be consistent
with the facts of the case, and the peace
and dignity of the United States.
The Secretary of State will establish
rules and regulations for administering
and recording the said amnesty oath so as
to insure its benefits to the people, and
guard the government against raid.
In testimony whereof have set my
hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed Done at the City
Of Washington the 29th day of May IN
the year of our Lord, 1865, aud of the
Independence of the United States the
S9th. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President.
VIM. II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-07

The END OF. THE KEBELLIoN.-By
the surrender of Kirby Smith, the last OF
the rebel generals in the field, by which
all the rebel military and naval forces west
of the Mississippi river, are extinguished,
the Great Rebellion is at an end, and the
Perpetuity of ths Union, on the basis OF
Universal Freedom, insured Thus has
slayery and its Kindred curse, estate
Rights" fallen never to rise again.
We are now enJreIng upon u career, as
nation. OF Prosperity aud Greatness, as
the Equality OF All before the law, Of
the pursuit Of lile Liberty ana Happiness
IN their completeness aud MAY we not
apt.cibate that it will all De tembered with
UuIon and Harm ny and b essed, dopbly
blessed, wsth The priciices, the hOpes aud
the consultations vi Religion.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-07
FAST DAY SERMON,

Preached in Butler, Pa, June lst, 1865,
on accoantcf the assassination Of Pres
ideat Lincoln.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.e
RECJl1Es


' DEAR SiR-With. vuur permission I wish
to say TO the readers OF YOUR paper that will send
by return mail to all who wish it Gree a recipe
with iull directions for making and using a simple
Vegetable Balm that will efIectually remove, in
Impurities Of the skim leaving the same soft, clear
smooth. and beautiful.
] will also mail free to those having Bald Heals
or Bare Faces simple directions and information
that will cnalle them to start a fun growth Of
luXuriant Hair, Whiakors, or MOustache, in less
than thirty DAYS.
Thee recipes are valuable to both old and Young
and as they are mailed to- all who nred them tree
Of charge, they worthy the attention Of all who
prize clear, pure Skin, or ahealihy growth of
hair.
All applications answered by return mail, with.
out charge.
Respectfully yours, THOS. f. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Peifumer. No. s3l Broadway,
2o;Sw New York.
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lhe nonresident proprietor. of The Town 1t
Ripon, in the County 81 Addison. ar. hriplv no.
fled that the taxes assessed by sid town Nithl
the year next preceding th.s dd g rthaiii et.iefi
whole or in part unpaid On tie following. ic.t1ilc9
lands IN said tov n, 10 WITT
Ashley, Norman--1l Of "a division Of Benianin
Paris Middlebtfp psit. ss g.,
Aldiidge, I.ynah-lot No. lS3, 1T division Of
Cyras Hasley.
Atwel, Jaines-land on North side Of Miidlcbury
River, neslr the Big Bend, Middle6ury part
Augul, RuheaN lot ~ 1G2, 1T dit. Vi Ella
kim Walker. >
Billings & Hai,es,--Sopib ball sfot NJ. II, RICH.
Of Amos Fuller Goshen part
brown, Richarc--io NO. ~, 1T division Of Dayil
summers, Jf.' lot No. ~, "a div. Of lsanc
Brown Jacol--East / oflotNo. ti2, .st div. Of
Gideon Hawlcy
Brown, Jamc ---ol IN. 80, right IT Charles Good
rich, q siri yail.
Brown, La'helin-lo. SO. JOS, lst div Of Agur
Jaioou
DoYulon Nollce l-SO acres Of No. 10, 1sl div.
ofJohathal Nici,ols.
Brown, Loyal r., 't0i.-3d div IS Elisha Shelion,
Aliddlcbutv part
Brandon lloq { Car Wheel C'.--lot NJ. =, right
If i'm Powell, Goshen par.
Bird 4 E,crts, lot 80. ~, "a div. OF Matthew
Bird fl,Scrics A, i...4c oi.-lq.. 10 ,oa 49,
Baldwin, john C. Es.ate .of.-N r>t r iotNc.
co. tight 81 ID MI Andrews, Gosicr isr..
Dis0ec, Charlie, cfWe.i q. offs ai,. ufTurncr
& Chiltenden. lliddlehury part.
Bio ctt. william # i'll acres ). y. corner If
Kiptun, Sathrrv rar'.
Barnard, Ove-West Z; Of lot No - If Il
Stephen Ndilebrook.
Barnard, samuel -Ea.t : Ct lot No. 20, 1T die.
ofSiephei ilid5lcbrork
Bump Arthur N.-Suuth - Of lot No 81 f,t ,;v
uf Ephtaim Curtis
Curtis Hilbert l.. lot No. 43, 21 div. Of Tosonl,
Wooster; an. lots No. 81 & 81 Isl d I'd divi-
sol- u Million liswlev.
Colby, Stephen M--lot No. 80, fst div. uf.Iohn
Oco..
Dart, john C.--St of West = or8l div. q Turner
d Chi,icnjcu. Mid iehulY part ...
Duhiny, Mitchel-lot No 20 North halc right
;, q Eooeri + Mason Gy,hea part.
Drake, l. q L. G.--lut NJ 20 ii div. Of Samuel
iteilch; nd lot No. G, I'd div Vi NatAll ~
Walker
Dustin, Al.usou---,l Of Last J. et lot No. is.
div. Of Siias Curtis, Jr
Clark, Eeca--lot No. ii. 1st diy. Of John French.
ENeris Harr, lot No. So 1T DIV. 81 WalHston
Eycrts L Hand w Estate of--,ot No. -. Is,
div. OF Daniel iaSiey. Jr ! ! It 3D. iir. o;
Nathaniel Waslow, salisbury pat; Il, .cre,
Of no so, East right OF EaIii Andr,ws;
and II ccres OF No. 81. ii ,bt Of William Uou-
glass; Jr.. Goshen part
Eldridge, Jalrt L - ol 81 Din. Of Benjamin
rars, MidCehury part
Fisher, LcoHarG--2S acies oi No. q & 49, his share
OF hi, fathers estate.
French, Jetiel. Ri,ht Vi lot No 81 III acres q.
Guss, Ru.us-Norti & Of M. 30 right Of DO, hu,
Z. Blswortl, Goshen part: 80. 4G. 81 div. OF
Jonathan Nichols: and IS 81 No 20, 30 div.
Of Haw kins Nichul.
Hall, Joseph. Estate ui--No. Is right Of " lillian,
fodgeit; North J.. u No. a. ri.At of Gvoe.e
Clark. Goshen part.
Harrington. Lucy Jaae-iot NJ. II, 1st division Vt
Po,'. Samnt.s.
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XO1HZ.

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Iodine, without a Solvent Sou-h; for hv Chem
lists and Physitian-. flr tho La. so wears. pi>coy-
cred by DR.. H. Anfers after 10 years of scientific
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Tie mort astonishing Cures haze falowed Is
use in cases Of SCEoruLA, both hereditary and a,.-
guired. All KINDS or 1UAIoEs CoNsuMrrloN.
MAIARIuvs EfvEES, EiIFUMArIsN, FEMALE
WEAKNESSES. IN srtpsH, MEECuRAL DISEASES.
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that have baiiled the best medical skill often
Weld 10 the subtle Influence Of this remarkable
medicine. II is the most powerful NTAtIZfSa
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seem miraculous. Pamphlets sent tree. Price 81
bottle, or 9 TOR %. Sold bv Druggists.
Address DR.. II. ANDERS < CO., Physicians
and Chemists, 42s Broadway New York
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Y A new and wonderful discovery DR.JC
DIXON'S CANCER ANrIpoTE, which has already
proved, in over live hundred cases to he the most
suecessll treatment Tor cancer that has ever mem
used by man. he method OF treatment is indeed
simple, This terrible disease is eutrc!v rem owed
in a solid mass without the ufe Of The knife loss
Of blood, producing Of pain, csusfie burning or
Affecting the Sound parts Ofiee horrs, from 0
n. 10 4P. NJ; No. 729 Broadway. y. Y
o j. C. DIXON. NJ. ID.
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A TTENTION FARMERS.
a
CUSTOM CARDING.

The Subscriber will lie ready On a few DAYS to
commenue CARDlNG ROLLS. We shall ndoavor
to give You as good Caiding as YOU ever had, at
short notice and reasonable prices. win YOU
please hrins in Your Wool
We also have good line Of Fall CInrHs,
FEoCEGNG. IwEEIis and FLANNEL, winch We
would he pleased to exchange iof cash, Fleeced
or pulled Wool, iags and pelts.
Please give Us !. call.
GEO. S. HOPKINS.
Middlebury, May 20, 1860 9;sm
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10 CONSERVATIVES.

SUFFERERS WITH CONSUMP lone
Asthnl, Bronchitis. or any disease Of the Turout
or l.dnss, will I've checitullv furnished. without
York, was completely ie,tored to be th, after
having suffered several years with the dread
disease Consumption. TO Cunsumptive sufferers
til, remedy is wor.hv Of an immediate uid. #
will cost nothing, aud may he the means Of their
perfect re~tora ioh. These desiring the sume will
llea,e address BEv. EDWARD A, WILSON. 1:j
SoCrt SECOND NrnNLr, Wil.iamsburgi, Kings
CUutv, New NOr IS;iw
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I IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIX. DOW continues to devote
his entire time TO the treatment Of all Diseases in
cident TO the female system. An eSpefiruce Of
tWeuty-ihree years enables him TO guarantee
speedy aud permanent relief in the worst eases OF
SurrnEsrIoS aud all other MENSTRUAL DERANGE-
MEMS, iNm whetever cause. All letters must
cont 10 81. Oiioe, No. 0 Endioott stieet, Boston.
n. B-BoaF. furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
C--Sn. June -. 1860 15.!y
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A gentle

H man who suffered for years from Nervous
ness and Genital Debility Nightly Emissions, and
helninal Wfakness, the resnltsf youthful iudisere-
tion, and caine near ending his DAYS In hopeless
misery, will for the sake Of suffering man, send to
any one afflicted, the -imple means used by him,
which effected "A cure in a few weeks, nfter the fa
lure Of numerous medicines. Send directed en-
velnpe and stamp and 1t will cost you nothing
Address EDGAR FIREMAN., Station L. 12s Street
\. y. City.
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- This is to certify that Otis \. Taft and VII
liam II. tox, both OF Mildlehlrv, in the County,
Of Hdiscu, have this day tormcd a limited part
ner.hp IN pursuance Of the provisions Of Chap 50
Of General Statutes Of the State Of Vermont.
The na ae under which sa.l partnership j, to be
conducted is William II. Fox. Said William H.
Fox, resident OF said MliIlclurv, j., the general
partner; aud said OH. i Tai,, resident O.. aid
Mddleh,ur, is the special partiicr, aud has contr-
buted to toe comm II stock OF said irm the sum OF
nature OF the business to lie conducted IN the ptr-
chase and sale Of Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps,
&e at said MiddlehulN. and said partnership j. to
commence on the ith dav Of August, A. d. 1865,
TO terminate m the 4th day Of 4 ugust, 1865
Dated al Aiiddlebury, this 4th day of Ausust,
1865.
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rSNO DRUNKARDS.

4 Old DR. BUCHAN'S Drunlarls' Cure per-
maneutv Graduates the taste for strong drink,
and cures the worst cases Of drunkenness in less
than eight weeks.
Thousands If reformed inelratcs now live to
bless Tie day tlev were fortunate enough to COM
mcnce the uTe Of this valuable remedy. Price Two
Dollars package.
Mailed TO any address OIL receipt Of an Order nv
JAMES = BUTLER 100 Broadway. NY.
20;0w Sole 4 gent f,i the United States.
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4 CARD TO TIE SUFFERING.

1 Do YOU WISH 10 BE CURED? IF 50,
swallow Two or three hpsshcads Of " Buclu,"
" Tonic B.tterS,' SarsapailL,." "Neryous An
uioios, &c, &C., &c, and after YOU are satisfied
with the result then try ore box oiOI.D DOCTOR
BUCHAN' ENGLISH SPECIFIC PiLLS-lud he
restored TO health and vigog in lc-s than thirty
days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant To
take, prompt and salatary in their effects on the
broken down and shattered consti utiou Ola and
voun, can take tlien with advantage Or
BUCHANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in
less than 80 days. the worst eases of NERVOUS
NESS, Impotcncv, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness Insanity, and all Unary, Sexual and
Nervous Affections no ma ter from what cause
produced. Price one Dollar per hoN. Seat, post
p-id, by mail on receipt ot an order. Address
JAMES 5. BUTLER,
i)9 Broadway. New York, General Agent.
2. S.-A box sent 10 any address on receipt of
prce--whch ID One Dollar-post.trca us~ de.
scripiivo Circular sent on application ld,sw
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w. III, FON.
U. 4. TAFT.
4 DDISON COUNTY-State Of Vor-

I a mIuf.
Al Midlloburv, in said County this ith day of
August, \. ID. 1850, personally Appeared Olis 4.
lat aud William Il. FoN, and seyeralf acknow-
ted,ei that the foregoing certificate by them made
Is their tree, voluntary act. before me,
HENRY S. fOOTE,
2l;Gw Justice OF Vie Peace
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g. TATE 0F VERsIONT.--DistEict of

~ Addison, IS.
BE il remembered that at Probate Court held
at Alid'leb1ry, ID and for thcdisiict of Addison,
on the LIST day Of September n, lsG5 Josephine
A. Collect, guardian of ALpHuI.s j. CoLLErr,
ADoLPIf y. COtLfTr and JOSEPHINE r. CoLLETT,
minors children Of William g.. Collect late Of
Shoreham, in ssid District deceased, repro euls to
said Court that il would be c0ndusive ~ Vie inter
est other said ware, 20 sell their hight and inter-
EST III he hou5e birn tlcck shop, and shrse-
tourhs acre Of land, situated in said Shorehain.
which has heen decteed from the estate, as n lien,
OF sud William C. Collett, deceased, to his widow
and her said wards as u homestead, 50 jeci to q
mortgage cxecued by said deceased in his lie
une, and that the personal estate OF her sail wards
is insufficient for their maintenance aud The paw
ment Of zaid mortgage: ptd makes Application 10
said curt to grant her license 10 sell the same
1t is thoreuppn ordered that said application be
considered by said Court, AZ sesion uhcrco. to
be holden at the Probate OiCc, in said Middle
bury on Monday, the 25th daV Of September, l.
-, 1860, at ten O'Clock in the toleuo0n aud ih1t
notice thereof he given to all pcrsons interested
that they may appear AMI make ihcir objection
ifaHy they have, to The granting all license 10y
publishing certified copy Of this order in tie Mid
dl"hury Kogister,--a nc"spap printed in SAID
Mi ldiebury,-lhree weeks successfully, previous
TO said curt
JEA'H S. BUSHNELL, Register.
y true copy vt record.
23'3w Attest j. 5. BUSHNELL. REGISTER.
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: UpENFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED

y From all parts Of the body in Jre minutes
without injury to the skin, by " UPHAM's DrPnA-
TORY PowurR." Mailed to any address for Il 25.
by 5. c. CPliAM, 20 South Eighth Street, Phila-
de- Dhiu
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IHE EUkEKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
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Original and Largest Gift Association in the coun-
try. he business continues to be conducted in a
tar AMI honorable manner, aud la.,,e and great
~ increasing trade Is proof that patrons aD-
prccatc this meshOd oi obtaining rich and elegant
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Andre" Wilson, Custom Housc, Philadelphia.
Penn, OH Painting, value, Slo0 James Hai-
graves, = broadway, New York. Oh Painting,
value. glen f. f. Jones, Barrett, Marshall Co.,
Kansas, Air!odoon, value, $500 Patrick J.
H.ncs Waterbury, CT, Gold Watch, value, :12j;
J. f. Shaw, ~ Fast 2l.h Street, New York,
Piano, value Sja0; Mira Cha>. }. Nevis. Elmira,
y. l., Piano. ralne, $500: Mis- Lucy Janeway,
Eirra, ~ y. Cluster Diamond Ring value $500:
Mr.. X. Penuovcr, CIV iioici, Nashville, Team,
A,rlpjcon, NHiue. 1925 Oscar NJ. .llen, Co. u.
li!d he4. Ind. 'uis., Nl,hvij. Tenn, watch.
value $50; Rowland >. Patterson, Co. d. 10th
Iowa Vet Volunteers, Oil Painting, value 500
MIR. Abbey J. Pursou,. Springfield Mas. Melo-
drou. value. $50; james l.. DeXter, City Sur
yeyor, Syracuse. y. y, GoiI Watch value. $3.50;
Mn. James tlv. 49, Wooster ) rec cor Bleeker
New York, Oh Painting, value 500; Mrs J. &.
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y OSHEN TAX SALE.

A
~ The npn-re.ident proprietor, oi H., Town
oi O-shel, IN the County 0. Al -I,on, arr h.r.iy
nutliud that the taxes assessed bv saii town viii.
in the year next preceding. ;his date remain ,ri.r
in Whole or in part, unpaid on the tnll0wiu, ID
rcrihed lands IN said town to wit living am I.ia.
Ia The Town Of Goshen sud State Of vermont, MI
known as a part Of TIE original risht OH, Al. s.
wagt, No -, and part Of the original ri b. II 81
nathan Marvin No. .6. commonly called the Burt
farm. and Tow owned by Horace Brown aud !. &.
and Shubel Wsshburn. Also, such part Of III. o.
gInl i.ht OF John Barrett, No 81, met tivisio9:
and OF the original right Of Elisha Adam.. No. 90
SECOND division and Il the original right of Asa
Douglass, No. 81 aud Of lie on iAl n q Of I7e-
nezer GurGsey, No. 30 irat dhi i'm. Us IL row
Owned and assessed TO laos T. Walker Also,
such para ofthe original night OF Josiah Keep az is
now owned by and assessed to EbeUe.er SAWYER.
Also part oi the original dgls Of john Rpley, ~,
81 and part Il the original right Al WnI. Could
No. 20, meaning haeh part OF the last two dercr-
~ lots as j. O@ued ard arsoss.l 10 AHe:,' AMI
" H. Cnurchill aud !. Tsrhely Also. the undi,i-
dei quarter q the original ri-ht ofJain, Ey,rt,.
No. 0, second diyitiqp; aud the undivided hah Of
part Of tie oiigiiA right o. Jeremiah Clalk, No.
y ,econl dir Ion ana The unGlvideihah oi a paft
Ut the original right 81 SAMUEL H. Glow, No II.
fins; di sisiun, being known ~ llIidk assessed to
Rnssel 1,ler Also, part Of The original right of
Nathaniel Gutter, Ne. ~, first division; and
part at the ORIGINAL right Jstez EdEsrton. No. 80.
nrst division together With such ran a. the oriri-
nal ri.ht Of John morse. No. 20 ir.t division. a,
IL owned BY James Willer ;l-and SO much Of said
lands win hc odd at puhlic auc,iun at ,be Town
Hall, in aid Goshen, m the l6,h dav oi October
next at nine O'clock A. NJ. a. stall he Pgui,iFc 10
to discharge said 'aAs9 NiA cossa u"less p ius-
Datrd IT Goshen hi. 10Th duv eff Aucu-t 1865.
JOSEPH G. HOOkts.
223v .t. EH z tirst t0stsbiy.
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state plainly written. Letters shoI aid be addressed
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