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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11
The Sayings of Napoleon First.


To general officer not eminintly distin-
guished, who solicitated from the Emperor
Marshals baton, he said "It is not that
makes marshals it is victories" ua
On hearing the first gun at Friendland. he
exclaimed; Soldiers it is an auspicious
day. 1t is the anniversary of Marengo.n
To troop of artillerp, which had failed
in their duty. he said This flag which YOU
have basely deserted shall be placed in the
Temple of Mars, covered with Grape. Your
corps is disbanded.'
He presented Moreau, on one occasion
with magnificent pair of pistols as ca
dean. II intended,F said he .to have got
the names Of your victories engraved upon,
them, but there was not room for them /" -
A sentinel who allowed General Joubert
to enter Napoeon's tent without giving tile
password, was brought before him "Go.n
said he, "the man who forced the yrol may
well force a sentinel
On catching the first sight of The Name
lukes drawn up in order of battle on the
banks of the Nile, inRiew of the Pyramids.
Bonaparte, riding before the ranks cried -
Soldiers from the submits of yonier Pvr-
mids, forty generations are Watching you.r
Forty generations look down upon YOU"
is the other and better verson.
The 4th regiment of the line on one oeca-
sion lost its eagle. ''What have you done
with your eage?p asked Napoleon. "a
regiment that loses its eagle has lst all
Yes; but see two standards that Gou have
taken. 'Tis well,n continued be with
smile, 'you shall have another eagle"
On the field of Austerlitz, Young Rus.
sian officer, taken prisoner, was brought be
fore him. 'Sir," said he. 'let me be shot.
j have suffered my guns to be taken.n-
Young man." was the reply, "be consoled.
Tho.e who are conquered bG my soldiers may
still have titles to glory
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

FEMALE SureRAcE.-The question wheth-
er women shall vote is practically decided in
Europe. The inhabitants of Ain, in France,
cheese the other day nine of their townswom-
en- to be of the municipal council there: and
lawyers in England are ready to contend
that If the ratepayers Of paaish should take
it into their heads to depute half dozen be-
nevolent Indies to their number to the board
of guardians by clear majority Of votes, no
legal obstacle would prevent their admission.
John Stuart Mill proposes to discard. in all
future refornm bills, any distinction of sex
while, says an English writer, to show how
it would work, We have been favored with a
specimen election speech by Mrs. Jenkins,
who, so to speak, unsuccessfully contested
Dorsetshire in he husbands name.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

The State election took place in
Mississippi on Monday. The vote
was very close between Gen. Hum
phries and Judge Fisher, put the lat
eris probably chosen Governor. The
Legislature viii meet on the 10th inst.
The President to-day signed S5
pardon Warrants, principally for par
ties in Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia
and North. Carolina. They were sent
to the State Department for the sig-
nature of the Secretary.
Thomas b. Peddie, a well known
manufacturer of Newark, Nj, has
been nominated for Mayor of that
city by the Union Convention. The
resolutions indorse the eight-hour
movement.
Recent intelligence from Colum
bus, Ga, is to the effect that cotton
sells there for 20 cents per pound, and
in Goldsborough at % cents, in cur
rency.
The gunboats Victoria and Gen
'eral Price were sold on Tuesday at
Mound City. The former brongh.
$4,000 and the latter $4,000.
Unsuccessful efforts have been
made in Richmond to secure revo-
cation, of the military order suppress
ing The Commercial Bulletin.
"A Kentucky delegation, headed
by Garret Davis, is on its way to
Washington to request the President
to remove Gen. Palmer.
A plot among the 225 white and
black criminal: to escape from the
Washington Jail was discovered on
Monday, just in time to prevent its
success.
The name OF the POST Office for
merly called "Americus," Lyon Co..
Kansas, has been changed to "Sher-
idan.
Mrs. M. L. Longstreet, wife of
the Rebel General of that name, has
been pardoned by the PRESIDENT
She came within the $40, 600 exemp-
tion list.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

An anecdote is told of the Bishop of Exc
ter England. The scene is church in
Torquay, the Bishop is present, but not off.
eiating, and he sits with the congregation.
The officiating clergyman ventures to soften
to cars polite the phrase "Eat and drink
heir eva damnation.p lie read it .condem>
notiun.' : Avoice IS heard energetieally ex-
claiming "Dapnatiopi" The whole church is
lied But is not profane epitbet they
i. TIA. soice-af zoe Bishop in rebuke
or the olAciatiog minister.
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural Journal
sfcynfad 10

CHOICE LITERATURE, including Poetry, Novelties,
Iaes, and Moral and Entertaining Reading generally
In the Literary Department shall present The ehosest
WITHIN the reach of extended The Noyecttes
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ana highest sources and be equal anything be
in any journal or magazine.
AGRiCuLTURE and HoRTICULTURE, embracing
Farming Gardening fruit- Raising &c. Our Iabors in
is department for thirty yeas have met the COR
dia appreciation of the public purpose has been
furnish useful and reliable information upon these very
important branches of industry and to protect them
lar as within our power against the false doctrines and
selfish purposes Of the many empires and sensation-ad-
yenturers by which the Farmer Is icessantly essalcd
Ihisporton Of the Germdntoon Telegraph is alone worth
the whole price Of subscriptions
NEW sDEpARTMENT.-Thc same industry care and
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Events Qi the Day expressly for this paper which h-
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

GEN. SHERMAN O CoRNERD.-While
General Sherman was in, General
IIoward's tent one day during the
Georgia campaign, the medical direc-
tor, who knew that the former liked
''glass" occasionally, while General
Howard was total abstinence, told
Sherman that he, looked weary and
i'll, and if he would 90 with him he
would give him seidlitz powder.
The General acquiesced in the propo-
sal with alarity, but General Howard
opening his valise begged him not to
leave and produced a powder which
he mixed and gave to Sherman. The
by-atanders who saw the joke smiled
as loud as was proper under the cir
cumstances.
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Public Sale of Real Estate.
AdEninistrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of Admnisra-
IN tion have been granted TO the Hndetsign ts
estate OF James ". Cornelius late ef Worth township
decd All persons therefore knowing themselves in-
uehted 70 said estate requested 10 make immediate
payment. nnd those having Chains against the same
requested to present them properly probated for settle
meut Is0BERT 7 GLENN
Butler, June %, 1so5::et. Administrator.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

THE Southern newspapers are rapidly i'm
proving in appearance, and we think it safe
to say, assuming more healthful tone. The
rebel animus-is taaipg gradually but sure.
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WAVBRLY MAGAZINE,
FOR PANTY AMUSEMENT AND rYsrprcr,ox
Edited by Moses, A. Dew

an,s paper Is The largest Weekly ever pnbtsl46m in a,
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The nsncr .oggther with Music and Poetry
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DR PITCHES FEMALE SUPPORTERS.
u DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
Trussss Of slf kinds fcs sale al
HAMILToS's Drug Store.
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

@~ 49, - y AAOlAlC 4t1QfS
Edited by T. s. Arthur an Virginia r. Towra esa
The HOME MAGAZINE foi 1865 VIII be enlarged and
improved and made stil worthy Of the emsent ia
Sor with which II has been received Its character as
II iildifON Ep PERIODICAL elaming public favor on
thc ground q real merit will he earefHy maintained;
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=, new story by 7. s. ARTHUR VIII be commenced in
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NOTICE.

yITHEREAs my wife, Isabella Say, has left my bed
w nd board without just cause, hereby warn aud
and notify the public not 10 harbor herer give her cred
II account, viii pay debts Of ans kind CT
her contracting SAMUEL II. say
Butler July "a 1sG5::2t.
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On VIM. HI. Duff's Fennaausf,ip-
Twelve First Premiums

for the best Business and Ornamental pennansbi,
awarded our Present Penman by the United States
pennsylvania state Fair at Wyoming 1860
Western Pennsy syvana Pair at IS60
Western Virginia Fair at wheeling... ism
And the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland - 1ss5
All Of which are exhibited at our Office
Perfect gems of the Penmans F,Hsy..,ob T,,,
THESE performances can only be excelled by the an
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performances. ~ -EeeRiaq Gazetfe.
''The late Western Pennsylvania Fair awarded him
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State Journal ~
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11
Onodlihats.

For long time it has baffied the
medical authorities to account for the
force with which the waves beat a
gainst the shore, and it has recently
come to light that it arises from the
Fact Of there being tmhscles" in the
sea.
Woman is said to be mere delu-
sion, but it is sometimes pleasant to
hug delusions. iN
Elm a'gone sucker" as the child
said Bhen his mother weaned him.
Most men who complain that they
have, nothing te do, are just about
equal to the task.
lie that would have no trouble in
this w:rld must not be born in it.
NBah is silence likely to get wet /?
NAen itreigns' rra
Good blood will always show it.
self, as the old lady said, when she
vas 9ruck by the redness Of her nose.
Why is the leader of an orchestral
at the opera the most wonderful man.
ofthelage !? fBecause he beats Time.
The husband who deyoured his
~ feawith kisses found afterwards
nat she disagreed with him.
There is no monarch's signet-ring
that is typical Of as much duty as the
wedding-ring is. ,sr-g asais
Opportun ties, like eggs, must be
hatched when they are fresh.
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EsTIsAYs.
Dissolution ef Par.ners. -

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnershin -
IN tofore existing in the Druggist business In The
borough OF Butler, between DR.. B. ". Hamilton ana
Dtyd vance under the and title Of b. H. an,iIt,
Z Go. has been mutually dissolved. We return onr
sincere thanks to the public generally for their ki
patrunage The business will be conducfed Ri fhe IA
stand in Boyd's Block, Main street by D. y Hasl,o o,
g. s... Dh b. T. HAMILTON
S~pt' eth"oe DAVID VANCE
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,TTJST oPF,NF,D
ESTRAY

yTTAS found In the enclosure Of the subscriber living
w In Marion township, Butler Co. Pa. the 9th
day Of August 1865. A white mare medium size sup
posed to be or 10 years DID, shod all round piece
rope halter Ca tainted with oil; the owner reques
ted 10 come Forward prove property pay charges amp
take her sway otherwise she will be disposed Of
ding to law JAMES VINCENT
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RURAL Hill NuRSERY.
NEAR BUTIEYs. PA.
SUMMER, WINTER & FALL APPLES
Theodore Freckenstein, III. D.,
PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON.

OFFICE on the corner Of Jefferson and Mexican streets
Opposite cornerfrom U. p. Clnreh)
Butler, a.
Dec. 81 1G64::3mo
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sEHsCELH.ANEOUS NOTTCEs.
Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars.

Having been duly appointed "Gommittee Of six ITO
proceed e parts beyohd these dgs pfocurd for tho
citzcns Of Butler and all others who may favor him wit
call the choicest articles In his line w0nld resectfli
represent that in pursuance Of his appointments he has
ben successful in collecting tail saaueus Of the hest
represent hathe grateful 70 the public for the "a
vdrs conferred upon him. In day gone by and hopes
he VIII merit continuation Of their patronage days
that are to me"
In conclusion, he begs leave TO make the following re-
mk that he has little the best articles In his line that
Of Pennsylvania, and indeed he might safely adi the
United safes Of North America the British Possessions
or the caornias including the mouth Of the Coiun ba
parallel Of Piifty Phour Phortyp HeHUMBLY soft
cits the custom Of all the Dear oe Of Butler or any
way arng man who may chance 2 make his transit
season feeling confident he will give satisfaction both
regards price aud quality Como and examine for yotr
seivest Don't putt ohi Prpcrastnation the thief Of
tmeiil GEORGE Y0GELEY. Jr.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

Mrs. M. L. Longstreet, wife of
the Rebel General of that name, has
been pardoned by the PRESIDENT
She came within the $40, 900 exemp-
tion list.
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IMPORTANT ADvANTAGEs.

Author. ~ INC
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Sd saving Of haif'the time required by other Cole
4th. saving Of 50 or 81 in Stationery.
oth Having the best business pennIan in the West.
AS- or futparteuarss sand for our elegant new and
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

The name Of the Post-Office for
merly called "Americus," Lyon Co..
Kansas, has been changed to "Sher-
idan. -
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

For the GradEatingJ irs . time unlimited slo oo
Blanks and stationeryc sting 81 elsewhere 2 81
The enlarged edition Of DufTs bookkeeping g-. liz
plete, with full sets os auxaries.
me institution therefore offers the Commercial Stu.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

A plot among the 225 white and
black criminal to escape from the
Washington Jail was discovered on
Monday, just in time to prevent its
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-09
CHARLEsTowN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1865.

theirartivity andexpertneS to-day,-if theage,
and the customs Of the age permitted it, oh
what lances would be shivered on this spot, from
whence, or whoever the foe, in defence and
maintenance Of such bewitching charms.
But, inspired by the providential loveliness
Of the day, for which thanks be to Almighty
God,-by the mountains and streams that sur
round Us, and that many recent deed has
rendered immortal; and entranced by charms
that are nearer home, and upon which it Is I'M
possible TO gaze without rapture, occupy too
much time. Heaven knows were it permit
ted, should inger here in the performance OF
my pleasing task, till the sun had set. have
the honor Of concluding by proclairning you
Queen Of Beauty.
At the conclusion Of his speech, three hearty
cheers were given by the assembled Knights
and crowd for the speaker.
The Tournament Ball in the evening, in the
spacious Halls of the Factory Buildings, was
successful aud brilliant 1t recalled the good
old times when social life in the Ferry riyalled
the magnificent scenery of the place. Amongst
the invited and apparently most grati6ed guests
were Genl. Fessenden and Staff Dancing was
kept up to late, or rather early hour in the
morning, everything going on in the mean time
as merrily as a marriage bell.
Too much praise cannot be given to Messrs.
Kern and Goldstein, for the Supper supplied.
Their pyramids were monuments 70 their abil-
ity as Caterers.
An account Of the above Tournament and
Ball would be imperfect if justice was not done
TO Messrs. 7. A. Kirwan, P. M. McGraw and
H. V. Daniels, to whose labor and attention the
whole success was due.
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Oh. there's power, 20 make each hour
As sweet as Heaven designed it;
Nor need we roam 10 bring il homo,
Though few there be that find 1t.
We seek too high for things close By,
And lose what nature found US;
For ere hath here no charms 80 dear
As Home and Friends around ua
We Oft destroy the present joy
For future hopes, and praise them,
While howers Es sweet bloom at our fsst
lived but stoop 10 raise them
Tor things sfar still sweeter are.
When youths bright spell had bound a..
But soon we're taught that earth has noaghs
Like Home and Friends around ~.
The friends that speed in time Of need.
When hopes last reed is shaken,
To show US still, that come what viii,
We are not quite mistaken
Though all were night, If but the light
From friendships altar crowned rs,
'Twould prove the bliss Of earth was thbt
Our Home and Friends around us-
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BAILEY * NEW,

TSORWARBIXG and COMMISSION Merchants.
and Dealers in COAL, LUMBER and Hot 81
BUILDING Materials Of al kinds, including
White Pine and Yellow Pine Plank, Matched
Floorinr. Partition Lumber, Beams, Jolce,
Scantling. Pine. Oak and Cypress Shingles,
I.ath. Batting. Pence Pales, Lime, Hair, Ce-
ment. Bricks. Paints, Linseed OIL fsrnish,
Turpeutine. Windows. glazed and unglazed
Blinds. poors, Window and Door-FFames,
Nails. &c
Se4tember. 21.-tf.
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POETICAL-
eeThe following beastiful lines originally aP-
peared in the Etoa;ss, periodical started aeoas
forty year. ago by the bcys Of Eion College -
Youth ard Age

/ often flIink each fotsering form
Thst liups along in life's 4 'ciirs
Once bore h sft az young. ss wzrns
A full Of idle thoughts ss mine.
And each has had its drcs,n u Jvyi
His own unequ1lied pare romance;
Commencing xhcn the bil>hing boy
First thrills at lovely wou,an's glance.
And each could tell bis tale Of youth.
Would think IT, scenes oflove evincs
More passion, more unesrthly truth,
Than any tale before or since
Yes. fher eucld tril of tender lays
Al midnight pcnned in classic shade,
OF days more bright than modern dzys-
And maid more fair thaa modern naids-
or whispers In : willing ear,
or kisses on blushing check;
Zach kiss, each whisper, far too dear,
Our modern lips 10 give or speak
0fpassions too. untimeiy crossed,
0fpassions sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost,
And buds that blossom but 70 fade.
OF beaming ewes and tresses gay,
Elastic form and noble brow,
And forms that have all passed away.
And left them what VIC s-e them now.
And is IL thus-is human love
SO very light and fraii q thing.
And must youths brightest visions move
Forever on times restless wing!
Must all the eres that still are bright,
And all the lips that talk Of bliss,
And all the forms 50 fair 20 sight,
Hereafter only come 10 thisr
Then what are earth's best visions worth,
five at last must loose them thus.
II all ve value most on earth
Ere long must fade away from usf
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS
TERMS.

Sg-The FszE PEEss is published weekly At Tee
Esllars aad Fifly Ceats per aHsi-is o. efraRes-
sss-Ons Dolor aad Fifiy csa.ts for ar poaihs.
Es-The terms Of advertising are. Tor square
- EnesI OF less. Cas Doliar aud fVig teHi- Ter
.h-se insertions-larger ones in the same proper
tisu Each continuance Tlirfy-frs Cssfs
-No advertisement 70 Be considered By the
noah or year unless specified on the Manuscript
CT previously agreed uPon between the parties.
s-An adFertisesaent not marked 0n the copy
fr aspeci6ca number of insertions VIII BE- eontinaed
vutil orrcd out. and pasnent czaeted accordingly "
.Es-EEsr-Sa ADvEErrsEzENrs--Io avoid any
risuaderstanding on the part Of the Annual AdveT-
tssrs t IS proper % state dire,y that their pri-
viere only szteads % lh-ir immediate business
Rssl Es.ate Legal and an other advertisements sent
b. theu % be an additional charge, and no varia-
Gsz-
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STOLEN.

T-Adam's Express Office, corner Crosby anu
\ Grand streets Ncw York CITY. On the 18th Of
tc1-ber. ONE BANK BOON. on the Greenwich
savings Bank. 9th Avenue. New lork City, De-
I,r-,iug o. Mss MiET AWE GrSS. nov Mas. NAEf
ANstE LAIo1E. ANY information leading 10 the re-
c,Ycrv Of the sane. VIII BE- suitably rewarded.
NARY ANNE GUM,
S0W Mas. May ANNE LAgOIE-
Harrer's Ferry. Oct. g, lS65-3t