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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
Che 5armfrs department.
A Comfortable Bed tor Animals.

A Comfortable Bed tor Animals.
What man or beast does not enjoy
it? Every wild animal, from the lord
ly lion to the Insignificant mouse, be-
slows careful pains upon its resting
place. The universal instinct which
protnpts this ease indicates that it is
d matter of no small Importance in
the physical economy. About one
third of an animals whole life is
passed in resting, and nature intend
ed that during this time its condition
should be most favorable for restoring
and building up the organization. In
the care of domestic animals, kept
for profit, this point is worthy of spe-
cial attention. Comfortable bedding
directly favors the increase of fat and
muscle by helping to retain the ami
NAL heat, and also by adding to quiet
and comfort. In this way bundle
of straw on the outside may be equiv
alent to feed Of grain inside. Hor-
ses are usually we'll cared for in this
respect, with. view to keep their
muscles in good order, as every tyro
must know that sleeping upon hard
board will scarcely give pliancy to,
the limbs. But good bedding is of
little less benefit to cattle. If it be
doubted, experiment for two weeks
with milch cows; give them comfort
able litter the first week, and allow
them to lie upon the frozen ground
the seeold, then note the difference
recorded in the milkpail; it will be
very great. Straw and refuse hay
arc generally used, and are well suit
ed for bedding. Cutting into lengths
of say six inches has some adyanta-
ges, though it will hardly pay if re-
qufred to be cut by hand. Where
these cannot be had cheaply as is
often the case in villages, an excel
lent substitute my be foundin leaves.
They possess one advantage over
straw, in making the very best ma
nure for gardening when mixed with
animal excrements. Spent tan bark,
we'll dried, is another good substi-
tute, also valuable mulch. A layer
of dried mulch, six inches thick, serves
a good purpose for bedding. 1t is
q most excellent absorbent, and will
remain in good condition for some
time without being changed. When
we'll saturated it is just the article for
the garden or the field. With prop
er care in furnishing abundant bed
ding for stock, large accession to
the manure heap will be made, sufi-
cient of itself to pay for the trouble.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06

H. Maurhoff, Esq, Saxonburg; John
Milford, Allegheny John Adams, Slip
peryrock; Henry Carnrhan, Brady; Da-
vid Millinger, Oakland ; Andrew Slough
ton, Concord; Henry Ekas, Clinton; VIM
Cross, Worth; Henry Albert, Centre
John Bolinger, Cherry; Robert Barley,
Jefferson; VIM Kennedy, Penn; William
Hay, Middleaox; Robert Gilbraith, Buff
falo; Samuel Parks, Adams; John Winner,
Muddycreek; Jonathan Andra, Fairview,
Philip Vogel, Butler; Wm. Smith, Win
field; Jefferson Allen, Clay; John Berg,
Sr., Bor Butler; Thos Mahood, Wash
ington Jacob Dumbaugh, Cranberry !;
Hugh Smith, Connoquenessing.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
VIM. Speer, Adams. Samuel M'Kam-
ey, Allegheny; Thos. D. Bryan, Brady /;
VIM. II. Carson, Buffalo; David Borland
Butler, Jacob ziegler, Centre; John Will
son, Clay; Wilson Thompson, Cherry
Owen M'Bride, Clearfeld; John Glas-
gov, Clinton; Nelson Sutton, Concord ,
Moses Freeman, Cranberry; VIM. Allen,
Connoquenessing Samuel Thornburg,
Donegal; George Thorn, Fairview; VIM
Albert, Franklin; Samuel G. Douthett,
Forward. Thos. Wilson, Esq, Jackson;
John Dougherty, Jefferson; Casder Ull-
man, Lancaster; Samuel Mcconnell, Mar
ion; Jas. Buchanan, Mercer; John Law
all, Middlesex; Thos M'Collough, Mud
dycreek; Juo. Ii. Millinger, Oakland;
Jacob Fetter, Penn; VIM, Say, Parker;
H. H. Vincent, sipperyrock; Henry
Dougan, Summit; George Mclaughlin,
Veuango; Isaiah n Meals, Washington !;
II. II. Bieket. Winfield; John Craig,
Worth; Geo. Weckbaker, Bor. Butler;
Samuel Morrison, Centrevil!e Chas Hoff-
man, Saxonburg; Eraneus Bentel, Zeli-
enople; A. j Evans, Forward.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sECoND WEEK.
Francis Covert, Harmony VIM. Nor
rison, Harrisvills; Jacob Rosebaugh,
Prospect Ebenezer Graham, Millers-
town; Saml. Brenneman, Portersville ;
Andrew G. Stewart, Adams Geo. M'lel-
land, Allegheny Jas. 9. Carnahan, Bra
dy; Thos. w. Elliott, Buffalo Jacob Boos.
Butler; Michael Thompson, Centre; Jos.
Thorn, Clay Sam'l p Hays, Mddlesex
Patrk Mclaughlin, Clearfeld; John
Jones, Clinton; VIM. Starr, Concord /;
Jas. Covert, Cranberry; Alex. Walling,
Ccnnoq'g; Conrad Wick, Donegal; VIM.
Rodgers, Fairview;Sam'l Anderson, Frank
lin John s Dumbert, Forward John
Walteas, jackson Daniel Duffy, Jeffer-
son Jacob Wise, Lansaster Dominic
Mclaughlin, Slipperyrock John Tebay,
Muddycreek John McElwee, Oakland ;
Il M. Douthett, Penn Thos. A Shryock,
Parker Robert II. Weakly, Slipperyrock;
Isaac Double, Worth John McKain,
Venango; VIM. Rumbaugh, Washington;
Sam'l Snyder, Winfield; Jas. A. Balph
Bor. Butler.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
Writ Of Petition.

THE petition of Mary schwoeble widow of Matthew
l. Schwoebie, late of Summit Tp., Butler Co. decd
respectfully represents that the said Petitioners hus
band died the Both day of june A. D. 1853 seized
in his doesne of Zee of and in seventysix Of
land more CT less, situated in Summit TIP. Butler Co.
Pa. bounded north by Michael Group, east by sweeny
south by Andrew Falk and west by Peter Bingham
and leaving surviving wife to wit your petitioner
and eight children, to wit: Catharine. intermarried
with Joseph Hush and residing In Pittsburgh she il
aged twenty years. Mary, aged nineteen years-Ber-
nard aged eightsen years-Elizabeth aged Fourteen
Margaret aged twelve yearsJohn aged ten years-Pe-
ter aged eight years,-Phomena aged six years, and
these live with their mother Mary, in Summit Tp.
That valuation division has been made of said land
of or to and among those entitled thereto.
And now to wit Sept. q, 1865, Court award writ of
Partition.
Take netice, that inquest will be be held on the
premises Of the late Matthias Shwoebe deed In Sum-
nit TIP. Tuesday, enber IS 1865 O'Clock AM
OF said day. fer the purpose of making partition Of the
real estate d said deeedent and among his legal rep
rescntatives If the be devided without preiu
dice TO- orspoing the WHOLE otherwise to value and
apprase the same according to law. which 9me and
place yea are requested to attend II you think proper
Nov. l. 1855 W. O. .BRACKENRIDGE
Sheriff
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
Thanksgiving Day in Pennsylvania.

The following is Governor CURTIN :
proclamation, setting apart day for
thanksgiving:
Pennsylvania, s.. SIN the name and
by the authority of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Andrew G. Curtin, Gov
ernor of the said Commonwealth.
PROCLAMATION.
With feelings of the most profound
gratitude to Almighty Gcd, invite the
good people of the Commonwealth to
meet in their places of public worship, on
Thursday, the 9TH day of December
next, and raise their hearts and voices in
praise and thanksgiving TO him, not only
for the manifold ordinary blessings which
during the past year He has continued TO
heap upon us, for abundant and gathered
harvests, for thriving industry, for gener-
al health, for domestic good order and
government, but also most expressly and
fervently for His unequalled goodness in
having so strengthened and guided our
people during the last four years that
they have been enabled to crush to earth
the late wicked rebellion and to EXTERN
mate the system of human slavery which
caused it.
rs we wrestled in prayer with Him in
the dark time of our trouble-when our
brothers and sons were stalking life and
limb for us on many bloody field, or
suffering by torture and famine in the
Hells of Andersonville or the Libby-so
now when our supplieations have been
so marvellously and graciously answered,
let US not withhold from Him the HON
age of our thanksgiving, Let us say to
all, "Choose ye this day whom ye will
serve, but as for us and our house we will
serve the Lord"
Come then ye people whom He hath
so helped and led-come ye r.worn and
mutilated men whom He hath spared to
return to your dear homes-let us throng
the gates Of His temples-let us throw
ourselves on the knees of our hearts with
awful joy at the foot of His throne, and
render aloud our praise and thanksgiving
to Him, because He hath made the Right
to prevail-because He hath given us the
victory-because he hath eleansed our
land from the stain of slavery-and be
cause He hath graciously shown forth in
the eyes of all men the great truth that
no Government is so strong as Repub
lie, controlled, under his guidance, by an
educated, moral and religious people.
Given under my hand and the great seal
- of the State at Harrisburg, this 7th
L. s. day of November, in the year of our
~ Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty five, and of the Commonwealth
the ninetieth.
BY the Governor Eli SLIFER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
Cows that Hold up Milk.

Mr.. johnson says can be cured if
they will drink sour milk. After
drinking, and as soon as they begin
to lick the pail they will give in free
ly. He has tried it with cows that
would give about two thirds the prop
er quantity, retaining the other por-
tion. Then he gives them the milk
to drink, and waits until they begin
to lick the pail, when he has no
trouble in obtaing the remainder.
He has tried meal, salt, and various
things. but found nothing TO produce
such an effect as sour milk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following accounts
IN Of Executors Administrators, &c. have filed and
passed in the Registers Office and will be presented
the Cont for Confirmation and allowance on Wednesday
Dee Z, A. D. 1866.
Final Account of james Watson, Admir- of VIM Sharp
decd Filed August 30, 1865
Final Account of James Wilson, guardian Of J. IL.
Hockedberfy, Filed September 8. 1865.
Final Bccount of walcolm Graham, Admir- Geo. W .
Welsh, decd. Filed September Z, 1865.
Final Account of John Scott, Exr of Martha Smith,
decd Filed Sept II, 1865
Fiual Account of John Allen & Joseph Rosenberg.
Adm'rs of Jas. Black, de'd. Filed Sept, 20, 1865.
Final Account of VIM. Cunningham, Ex'r of Vim List
decd. Filed September %, 1865
Final Account of John W. Stewart guardian of vio-
letta iirsh. Filed September 25 1865
Final Account of Christian Truby Admir- cltm tesfG-
ento dnnero of George TRULY decd Filed Oct IL '65
Final Account of j. Dodds ]. b. Dodds Rxrs of Jno.
Dodds deed Filed Oct 10, 1865.
Final Account of L. & II. Bentc Adm'rs of e. n. Ben
tel deed. Filed Oct. %, 1865.
Final Account of John Bulford & Andrew Gamble,
Ex'rof Samuel Camille deep. Filed Get 10, 1865.
Final Account Of Thos Stevenson 4 wm Bigham Ex'r
of Thos. Bigham, decd Filed Oct 16 1865.
Fieal Account Of Teos Craig, Ex'r of Simon Keep,
decd. Oct. 20, 1865.
Final Account of s. II Eoore Admir- Of John Brant
decd. Aug 49, 1865,
Final Account off. C. MNees Admir- of Thos. Arm
strong decd. Filed Nov l, 1855.
Final Account of John Meehllng Adszr Of r. N. Me
Candltss Dec d Filed Nov Sd 1868
Filal Accosat of Haohn, Exr of Frederick Haobn,
deed. Filed Nov, 4, 1865.
Final Account of VIM. C. Campseil, Ex'r of Samuel
Campbell, decd. Filed Nov A. 1865.
Final Account of Henry Beighy, Exr Of Peter Beigb-
ly, decd Filled Nov. 4, 1865.
Final Account Of VIM. stoops Admir- of Henry Y.
Stoops, ID, Filed Nov. 4, 1865
Final account of WIN Dick and Robert NI,Kinnis
Adm'rs of Jno M'Kinnis, decd.
Final account of Henry kirkpatrick, EXT, of
Thos, Kirkpatrick, decd.
November s, JOHN H. CRAFTY Deputy.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
How TO Lead Animals.

Cattle, it is said, of all descrip-
tions, horses, calves, and sheep, may
be led by making slipping moose
and fastening to the lower jaw, pass
ing the rope (which must be small)
around the neck and through the
moose on the jaw. 1t is very easy
way ef leading sheep. one not be-
ing obliged to go behind and epush.
After once pulling, the sheep viii
follow right along with no trouble.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
The Nation:
A Weekly Journal of Politics, Litera-
tnre, Science and Art.

TIsjournai will not be the organ of any party sect or
body. 1t will the contrary make an earnest effort 10
bring to the discussion of political and socal questions
areay critical spirit and to wage upon the vices of
violence exageration, and Misrepresentation by which
so much of the political writing of the day IL utarred
The criticism Of books and works of art will form one
OF Its most prominent feasres; and pains will be taken
to have this task performed in every by writers pos
scssing special qualifications for It,
IL Is intended In the interest Of investors rs we'll Ms
Of the public generally to have questions trade and
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and character will give his articles exceptional value
aud render them safe aud Trustworthy guide.
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(Bsltimore,) Edmund Quincy Prof D. Whitny (Yae)
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Columbia College) Prof Tayler Lewis (Schenecteday vi
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TEBNs:-Three Dollars per annum, In advance; Six
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06

DIR Craven, who is JEFF Dasis's med
ical attendant at Fortress Monroe, reports
his prisoner In fair health and ia Sc
rene state of mind.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06

-On the door of parish church,
mot hundred miles from Pendle Hill,
was recently affixed the following no.
tice:--The church-wardens will hold
their quarterly meetings every sig
soeeks, instead of half-yearly as form.
arly."
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Dissolution of ParfnersIfp.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Partnership here
IN tofore existing In the Druggist brsness the
borough Of Butler, between DR.. b. +. Hamiitb and
David Vance, under the and title of II. r. HniItou
Cs. has been mutually dissolved. We retpn our
sincere thanks the public generally for tr Kind
patronage. The business will be conducted ir he old
stand, in Boyd's Block Main street by B. z. EHnton
DR. H. r. HAMIEHN.
Sept. 6th:3t DAVID VANCE.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06

NAME TO the residence of Adam shra, Washington
" tp. about che ID day of October, A. D.. 1866 one
hea bitten GRAY MARE. supposed he fifteen or SIX
teen years old. shod all round about f6 hands high
thin in flesh The owner requested to forward
prove property pay charges, otherwise she will be dis
| osed OF according to law
Aus. 10, g. THoS T. CHRIsTY, T.P
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HOLD EYES MADE NEW "a PAMPHLET
directing how to speedily restore sight and give up
spectacles, without aid OF doctor medicie- Sent
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F"r any quantity under quires 81 so per aure on all
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
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tors anu AUDITORS notices; Estiays Dissolution Of Part
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Butler papers, hereby agree to strictly adhere 10 tbe
above schedule Of prices, until further noiice,
NM. UAsLETr. Butler American.
CLARK WILSON, Upion Herald
ROBINSON ANDERSON, American Citizen.
July 10, 1864. ''''''
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Administrators Notice.

T ETTER of Administration the estate of David
/ Hay late of Clinton Tp., decd, having been duly
granted updsrs gned therefore, all persons know
ing themselves indebted 10 said requested
immediate payment, and those having claims against
the sae will present them properly authenticated for
settlement, GEO. w. HAY, Admir-.
Get. Is 1866
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Arthur's Home magazine,

-NttOu ey t' o. Virginia =. fowns6
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MA CARDTJ THE SUFFERING DO yoa
wish to be cured II so, swallow two three hogs
heads of ttBuchu Tonic Ritters, - "SarsapariIlan
aNervous Antidote7." " &c, &c. &c, and after you
ere adtised with the result then try box Of Oh %
DOCTOR BUCHaNS ENGEIS SPECIFIC
Pft4IS-and be restored to health and vgor IN less
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ant to prompt and salutary in their effects on the
broken down ard shattered constitution Old and
young can take them with advantage Dr. Ruehanis
English Specific Pills cure In less than 30 DAYS the
worst csses of NERVOUSNESS. Impo' eney Pre-
mature Decay, Seminal Weakness Insfnity. and all
Urinary Sexual, and Nervous Affections, no matter
fom what cause produced. Price. One Dollar per
sx. Sent, postpaid, by mail, reeeip, Of an order.
Address. JAMES s. BUTLER
No 429 Broadway, New York, enetaI Agent
h S-A box sent to any address on receipt Of price
which is One DoIar--Poa Free ~ descriptive
Cihuiar sent on application.
MY 10, i65: sw
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SUMNER, WINTERGFALL APPL ES.

PEACHES PEARS AND CHERRIES, also STRAW
BERRIES Of the very finest qualitydiferent kinds Of
Rheubarb Splendid lot of E*ergreens and a great
variety of Promiscuous trees shades
All Of which, propose to sell reasonable MS
as the quality and varieties be had for from
sny agency establishment in the country.
Jan. Q, 1854 sILAS PEAkCR SONS.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06

III $40 TO $50 PER DAY-W anted an active ie
ergHe man In each county, in the United stases o /,
seeute for himself the exclusive gut to sell NIL
ler's Metallic Brot m Head (by the of which
everf one is his own broom maker, without the aid
Of coid or tyinss Of any Kind patented June t3th
lees. We sudsantiate the assertion that agents
ere new clearing from $40 to $50 pc day An active
euergrtie sell from 1000 to 5000 in a county
and address.
MILLER DIAL.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jaty. 18th. 1865, ~
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06

FooLscAP, COMMERCIAL NOTE and LETTER
PAPER. ENVELOPES of every variety; Inks of all
knds Geld and Steel Psns all Of which, together with
many other articles In his line of business be Is pre-
pared to sell low the iazsst Walk In Ladies' and
Gentlemen and examine our stock, and Judge of the
quality and prices for yourselves Sept q, 65.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
NOTICE.

Henry Kaufhold Adelphsid Larber. In the Court
Of Common Pleas n Butler Co., Nos. 1872, Of June
Term, D., 1889, an Is of March term, A. D. 1864
Notice ID hereby Eiven pursuant to the 34th section
of the Act OF 2 of February, 1884 to Adelhsd Lar
uer, widow and devisse, and Augusta Larber Charles
Larber Emil Larber and Gusavus Larbef children and
heirs and devsees Of Frederick W. Larbcr win
field Tp Butler Co IA, deed, that writ of scire Fa
has been issued 1bove Judgment returnabIe at De-
cember next of the Court aforesaid commencing Mon
day. the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1865 view the
same and show why the should be levied
of the land Of the said Frederick w Larber decd
Nov s, 1865, w o. BRAcKENRIDGE Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
RURAL HILL NURSERY,
NEAR HITLER PA

FTyE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
generally that he Is fully prepared to furnish
them With the choicest variety and very quality OF
all kinds Of fruit During the last summer he has
made large additions to his stock Of Fruit aud Ornsmen
tai and has hand larger and better quality and
variety than has been offered In this county Con-
sisfing Of
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The American Citiz en-,

is published every Wednesday In the borough of ute
b. THoaAs RnHiszos Main street opposite TO Jacks
Ietel-efee up stairs In the brick formerly occupied
by Ell Yetter. as store
TERMS 81 90 year. If raid in advance. or within
the frat first SIX months; 30 II paid until after
the expiration Of the first six menths