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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
DIED:

At the residence Of her sonn-aw, J. Zegler Esq, fl
this borough, the 2Sth ult, Mrs. Lavina Brinkef
widow of the late Abraham Brinker decd, aged Sd yr'
months and 20 days.
Cwestmore land papers please copy
November lst of Cholera InfantuI near Brownsdal'
Minnie, only child Of Archie aud Melissa Dodns age
year.
SIN my few short hours Of slumbeT,
And meath sorrows melting wave,
can speak or think Of nothing
But my little Ninnie's grave.
For our darling little Minnie
Prom this earth has passed. away
euch short time she was with us,
II seems but one short day
can SEQ her yet before me,
In her little crimson frock,
with her little blue eyes dan-ing
As taught her how 10 walk.
Still ssdder though, comes DER me,
And another m,iting wave,
For alas my heart lies buried
In my little Ninnies grave"
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Rail Road Meeting.

The Commissioners named in the Act
of Assembly, entitled San Act to lncor-
porate the Connoquenessing Valley Rail
Road Company" approved the 22d day
of March, A. D., 1868, will open books
for receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock of said company, at the Town Hall
in Zelienople, Butler Co., Pa. on the goth
day of December, A. j. 1865, at O'Clock
p NJ, of said day.
CoMMIssIoNERs.-J G. Campbell,J. \
Purviance, J. G., Muntz, f.. M'Junkin,
r. C. McAboy, Thos. Robinson, a. Lusk,
j. Lewis, A. Zeigler, w Irwin, J. NJ.
Mckinney, W. G. Rose, S. Griffith, Vance
Stewart j. r. Hanna, D. L. Imbrie, j.
j. Cuthbcrtson, j, Ferguson, j. w Blan-
chard.
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UUTIER MAitEETs.,

BuTLxE,Pn. December 1865.
RufTTER--frexf Roll 70 ceuts per pound n Z
BE1Ns-uhite, 81 90 per bushel -
BlRLEYs-spring, 90
BEEswAx-35 cents per pound.
EGGS-20 cents ger dozen
TLoUR-wheat, $500 to $50 per hund; Rye 400
Buckweeat. so per huns
FRUIT-Drfed Apples 100 to per bushot. Dried
Peaches. 81 60 to 450.
FEATHEEsl--5ne cents per pound.
6RAIN-Whcat SLIPPER brshel Rye, 10 Oats. OK
Corn rs: Buckyheat, 75c.
GBoCERIEs-cofee, Rio, So per pound; Java, y
Brown Sugar. lscper pound; dc. Whte SOC NO hola'
es so cents gallon; Syrup LIS and 100
HIDES-T cents per pound.
LARD-15 cents per pound.
NAILS-ST00 per keg.
pOTAToEs-sl 25 per busnel.
FORKS TO 10 cents per pound.
RAGs-44 cents per pound.
R1CE--15 cents per pound.
sEEDs-Cloyer $500 per bushei; Timothy IS, 70.
fax 500.
SALT-s3,T5 per barrel.
fALL0W-lO cents per pound.
Wo0I-5oc per pound
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Rs-To CoSsuNvrIvIs.-Tho undersigned having been
restored To health In few weeks By very simple
ling affection and that dread disease Cunsumptiun
anxious 70 make known his fellow sufferers the
Of cure.
10 all who desired IT, he will send copy Of the pres
eiption used free OF Charged with the directions iuG
preparing aud using the same, which they will lind
cHre for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CoU- u.s.
COlDs etc The only object oi theadyortiseT in ssnt
the prescription Is 20 benefit the afflicted aud sprru
Formation VIII ic he coueciycs to be invaluable sna
hoes every sufferer will Try His remedy, rs 1t curt ti
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please adires
REv. EDWARD A, WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings County.
Nov 90 '05-3m. New Nof,
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National Thanksgiving.

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The Pres
ident to-day issued the following procla
nation:
BY the President of the United States
of America, proclamation
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
during the year which is now coming to
an end, to relieve our beloved country
from the scourge of civil war, and to per-
nit us to secure the blessings of peace
unity and harmony, with an enlargement
OF civil liberty aud whereas, our Heay-
euly Father has also, during the year,
graciously preserved us from the calam i
ties of foreign war, pestilence and famine;
and whereas, righteousness exalteth a
nation, while sin is a reproach to any peo-
pie, now, therefore, |, Andrew Johnson,
President of the United States, do here
by recommend to the people thereof that
they do set apart and observe the First
Tw$Cldy IN December as day of Ma.
tional Thanksgiving to the Creator Of the
Universe for these dellveranccs and bles-
sings and do further recommend thnt
on that day the whole people make con
fession of sins against His infinite good
ness, and, with one heart and one mind,
implore divine guidance in the ways oil
national virtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States tobe affixed Done at the
City of Washington this 18th day of Oc-
tober, in the year 1865, and of the indie
pendence of the United States the eight
ty-ninth-
ANDREW JOHNSON, Pres't
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hE-EDIron Of the CITIZEN. Dear SIR With your per.
mi,son wish tu say the readers II your paper that
1 will send by return mail al who wish IT, nee a
Recipe with full directions f r mekng and using sim
nle Vegetable Balm that viii eiiertusy remove in ten
DAYS pimplrs Blntches Tan Fre '.es aud all Impuri.
ties of the skin leaving the soft clear smooth and
beautiful.
will also mail free 70 those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Face. simple directions and information that will
enablu thon start full growth Of LnKuriant Hair
Vhiskers u MOustache, in e=s than thirty days.
Al applications answered by return mail without
charge. EepectIllly yours. 90
THuS +. CHAPMAN Chemist,
Nov 90 '65.--3m. S3l Broadway, New iOrk.
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@-We would call the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement of Dunlap,
Iuker & Co, in another column. Per
sons visiting Allegheny City to purchase
goods, would do well to call at No, l36,
Federal st.
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Public Notice.

FINHE Stockholders Of the Monongabeia vsllcy
i TeleEr- r-ph Company are hereby natfed thst
meeting Of said Stockholders will b. held In Mon-.
ongahala CITY. Washington county. Pa, on SAruR-.
pAy, December oiA. A. ID is65, ut O'Clock, p. N
at the house OF G. Harvey for the purpose amongst
othr things, of Increasing the Capital Stock of said
Company to amount equal to the estimated Of
making such extension ~ tho siid line az NAV be
proposed and agreed npop al said meeting
JAMES l., SHAW Ssciy.
Nov a. s5 ''at. Monong7hela City
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~ Ry reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that d. /. rape
& Co., have just received lot. OF new
Goods. Call and examine them.
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stray Cow.

ID roke into the enclos of the suhscriher wing
ID Washington tp., on or about the 2bth uf Drl
ber last dlrk.red Cow, supposed To be six nr Sfv
wears old last Spring, No other marks percriVat'
The owner is desired to come. prove Sper'r, 2.
charges an take her away otherwise she vii he
posed of according to law.
Nov 20. 1865 / MARVtN u. CHE STA
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
3utIer. Pa, Wednesday, Dec. 6,'865

rgB. G. Huselton is now prepared to
take new style of pictures. Call and
see them.
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Administrator A Notice.

r FILTERS Of Administration, the estate Of Jsmes
| 4 MCteland, late Of Cranberry Township decd. have
been granted to thr undersigned therefore all persons
indebted to said estate respectfully invited to make
immediate ayment and those having claims against the
will present them properly uth.nticated for set
tIeu,ent MARTHA hCLELLtSD,
G. 1865. A1nl'x.
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Executors Notice

I E4TERS documentary having been issued to the
Undersigned on the estate of +. d. DeWolf late Of
Slipperyroek Up, decd Therefore all persons know
Ing themselves indebted to said estate hereby
quired TO make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement. CATHARINE DewoLF,
Oct. 20, 1876. Admr
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Rutler American,

The books of the american are at my
residence, two doors south Of the old
Office, where persons having business viii
nlease call VIM. HAsLETT.
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Administrators Notice.

+ ETTERS OF Administration the estate Of John
Hartzel, late Of Cianbury Tp. decd, have been
granted TO the undersigned, all knowing them
solves indebted to said estate requested make
immediate payment and those having claims against the
will present them properly authenticated for set
tloment JAMkS SAMPLE,
Dec. 6, 1888, Admir-.
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p1- We would call attention to the
Professional Card of 6. A. Black, Esq.
We bespeak for him liberal share OF
patronage. 5rs x
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PEs0SP PECTUS
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1866
with the number FOR January, 1896 the All
MoSIHET enters upon its
cETENryy I-oT y~IyI

with the number FOR January 1886, tho ArLATIc
MoSrHEr enters upon its
SETENTH ToLUEE
II has reached age and circulation before
attained By any American magazine Of its class and it
popularity steadily increases with each succeeding year
The Publishers have provided FIR the readers d thi
ATLANTIC during the slmng year articles which they
areconident viii Il only sustain the reputation Of th
magazine as the eAding exponent of American litarH
inre, but will increase it's general atractiyeDes
' tlue
The ArITio for the year 1895 will contain the follow
ing features of especial interest:
PASSAGES FROM HAWTHORNE'S DIARY
Being extract. from the late NArH,NrEL HAwraoEt
beginning alta period Immediately subsequent tohis
GRIFFITH GAUNT; on, JEALOUSY A ,sv
Novel, by CHARLES REAnE This new story bsgirs 10
the December number, and bids fair to be of Nj
Reades most interesting novels.
THE CHIMNEY ByuAsRrrr msKors
sR sTows. Mrs Stowe viii inue her admiraile pa
pers upon domestic and social topics. +.
The fhree abovenamed features viii 10 solhnued
throughout the year In addition to these the uagnzue
STORIES BY BAYARD TAYLOR. the o, of
wh,ch-a Russian tale, entitled Beauty and tn, D,.st'
VIII appear in lauuary.
STORIES 3 Y Mrs. L. MARIE CHILD the first
af which entitled Poor Chloe" will be printe in the
February number. =
ph: gohNS Ry TX M'n=T The con ludng chap
es 81 ths Novel VIII extend three or four months
THE LAST DAYS OF WALTER SAYAGRLAN
Ih- In CONTAINING variety Of interesting Incident
ana personal remnicence, by one who knew him.
BESIDES the foregoing articles especially enumerated
the hantc for 1906 win furnish its readers with is
usual variety Of -rr' - -
THE BEST ESSAYS Ek
THE BEST ssoRIEs
s THE BEsT Poems,
from IT'S nnrivaled corps Of contributors comprising
many Of the grst American Writer'S
Inc January number will contain contributions from
Henry Longteinw, the late Nathaniel hawthorne
Charles Reade, Harriet b. stowe u r Trowbriiges
WIN q. bryant. Bayerd Taylor Donall q. Mitchell
sH Hamilton, The author Of Life in the lion Mill
And other popular writer
TERMS OF THE ATLANTIC.
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dollars 'ss NpP'es i'r 5iAy
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for Five Dollars per year
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"a fremont ST., Boston.
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MARRIED..

On November 2sth at the residence Of the brides ia
ther in FaView tp, by Rev Herr, Mr Jacob Falier OF
Mercer CO.. formerly Of Bugr TO Miss Julia ColIans.
May peace and prosperity attend the happy couple
through life, Is the wish Of X.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
CONDITIONS FOR THE
STANDARD
History OF the War

FIIIR WORK will be printed rom beautiful, clear
new. type on fine cacndered paper, made expressly
for this work be comprised in very largo volume OF
over thousand pages, illustrated with hund-
red and fifty portraits Of distinguished officers and civ
lians, maps iagrans and numerous fine steel ensra
wings executed in the highest style Of the art 1t will
be furnished to subscribers in neat nd substantial bind
ing, at the following prices, payable on delivery
IntFine Cloth h.....................ss so per copy
In Fine Leather Library StyleE.... ESQ
In Fine Cloth, German, ,............-. $50
In Fine LeatherGerman, Library stye) 7.5O -
This work has no rival as a candid lucid complete
authentic and reliable history OF the great conflict,
n the selection of matter the author has confined
himself strictly official data dervep from the reports
Of Northern anl southern Generals the report of the
Committee The Conduct of the War, National aud
Rebel Archives. &C.
lie has carefully avoided the Introduction ofany mat
ter not strictly reliable and oeid and has succeeded
In producing what "a universally demanded, fair and
impartial History Of the War.
j, A. MILLINGER, Agent,
Nov %, 1895.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Admnistrn
! Y ton on the estate Of william s NJ Kinney, late Of
Penn tp Butler county, Pa decd have been granted to
the undersigned; theref ire, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims against
the said estate will please present tom without delay
prop erly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH DoUTHETT.
Dec. G, B5. Admir-
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TERMS:

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cnj5intly whenit is desired--and are as foilows
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ubscribers in British North America must remit IL
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he contents Of the Ladys Friend and Of the Post will
AvlJs be entirely Inherent.
address DEACON & PETERSON,
Nov 70. No 3l9 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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LOST!

fTyIIE undersigned will literally reward any person
who will give him sIch information as viii enable
him TO find POCKET BOOK, which be lossad batween
Butler and Michael Nggess Hotel, on the Prospect
ineni Bonds. such information can be communicated
b L. Mdgnkin, tsq OF ths Pockc-book. r. found can
be laft with lin, PuINEAe BUILIPF.
November IS 1855.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1866
The tlDY's FRIEND.
splendid ARRAY or T4LENT

In rtering npon third year of its existence tho
proprieors this new agazine beg leave their
thinks TO the ladies q America for the liberal support
already extended 10 them Few magazines have boast
ed during their second year Of list of nearly twenty
Ave thousand names
The LApYs FRfSp will continue to devote rs hereto
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&C. with Receipts Music and other matters interesting
TO ladies' The Music alone Is worth the cost
of The whole magazine the pieces being selected by
Prof Getze from TIN capaeons repository of that widely
known and enterprising hru Mesirz Lee walkor,
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besdes well executed Wood Cuts Illustrative OF the
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IN order to enable ladies' to procure first quality
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wing liberal offers We will give one of Wheeler
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Election Of Directors.

FIRST Nt.IoNAL BANK OF BUTLER, I,
December 4th, 1895
A election for NINE DIRECTORS Of this Bank. to
N serve for year, will be held at the Banking
House, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1866, betweeh
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p NJ.
J. J. CUMMINGS
Dec. 6, Iso5.-3t Cashier.
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KnittingM Machines.
STRAY COW.

CtTRAYED or stolen from the farm Of the snbscrf
y ber in Clay tp., Butier county, Pa. on Nov II
1865 hr nde COW, with LOFTY horns with she pol nts
cut q heavy with calf Any person giving informs-
tion 10 thr Subscriber or T. @. Thompson, ESQ. Of
Sunbury, will be iiberapy rewarded.
SARAH ANN THOMPSON
Nov y Ct
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and an Agricultural Journal
Of the Largest. G Handsomest
Description.
devoGcd 10


CHOICE LITERATURE. including Poetry Novelettes
Tales, and Mural and Entertaining Resdng generally
In the Literary Department shall present the ccses,
WITHIN the reach of extended The Novelties
Tales, Poetry &c, shall he supplied from the best
and highest sources apd bc equal thing found
In any journal or Magazine.
AGluCuLTURE aul HORTICULTURE embracing
Farming Gardening, Fruit-I,aising, &c our lnbors hi
this depar tnent r over thirty Yeas have the cor
dial apprubltion Of the public. Our purpose been to
furnish useful md reliable Information upon those very
important branches of industry and protect them so
far Within sr power against the false doctrines and
selfish puiposes Of the many empires and seusatiuad
venturers uy which The Farmer is necessarily assaed-
Thspotion " the Germa naiea Tslgraph alone worth
tine whole price og subscription.
NEW SDEPABTMENr.-The same industry care and
discrimination in gathering and preparing the Stirring
Events Of the Day expressly for this paper which ih.
ero has been Of smu1Scd features and given 80 uni
yersal satisfaction, will be continued with fet1nbed e
forts 10 meet the increasing demands Of the public.
TERMS Two dollars and hfly cents per annum No
orders received without the cash. and all
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Address, PHILIP T.. FRFAs
Editor and Proprietor Germantown, Phila,n, Pa
Oct. 25, 1865
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stray Mare.

GAME 10 the residence Of Adam shira, Warrington
" tp.. abeut the 81 dsyof Cctober. A. D.. Isc5 ono
fea bitten GRAY MARE, supposed 70 be fifteen s1-
teen years old. shod all ronBd ai.ut Is hanass high.
thin in flesh The ownor Is requested 70 come Drward
prove property pay charges. otherwise she will BE- dis
Nv. Is IS rHos T oHRIsTy T. =
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NEW FIRM,
SedWiCk Nef g. Co.

TOtlN A. SEDWICK, P. P. Brown, and L. Mem have
~ this day went into Partnership, in the Harness and
Saddle manufacturing business at the old Of John
Sedwiek opposite Boyds Building, where they will
continue to manufacture all In their line at the
lowest prices Give US az call.
Oct II. 1865 sEpwICK NEFY 4 co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Music.

The Mason e. Hnmlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different ylcs adapted 10 sacrct aud secular mu
sic, for $50 TO sG0J each. THIRTY FIVE GOLD or Sill
illustrated Catalogues free address, MASON HAM,
LIN, BosroN or MASON BROTH Frs, NEw YoRR.
Nov LIST itE-Iy.
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NOTICE-
John VI. Thompson and Charles MCandless, vs.. Jas
A. Hoffman. G. r. No, 13, Sept Term 1868
Sept 90, 1885, motion of Charles MeCandless Court
grant Rule on dcr to plead before the first day
OF noxt term--or judgment according to law fr the
following premises to wit Eify of land situate
in Centre Up Butler Co. bounded north By lands
and McAnnallen east by David MeKissick south by
Joseph McAnuallen, and west by John MeDvitt
Butler County, as
Certified from tho Record, this 10th day Of
October, 1865. NM. sT0oPS, Proth'y.
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ExeetOs's NOticc,

ITTERS testanentarN the last will and testament
i of samuel Baker. late Of Centre Tp Butter Co. Pa
decd haYig been issued by tie Register Of Butler Co
the undersigned all persons knowing Themselves in
debted to said estate, requested 60 make payment
and those having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated with Moses Thompson,
Esq when the Undersigned will receive them for settle
meut. JAS IL. q. OrRE, EGccu or
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NoTTGE

A Good Weaver on the Hand Loom will find constant
IA employment and good wages, at Hopewell Factory,
near North Washington. = L. EVANS,
Oct 20, 1850, Proprietor.
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Notice in Petition.

Butler county, SO:
" the mater # the petition n JohH Lindsey Adr
/ # Elizs5sth VI siHrry l5E payment OF egacy. No.
rs, March term. 1855. o. g. Ana Wit September
20. is65 Court appoint j. d. Clark, Commissioner,
take testimony 10 ths case. by the Court,
Certified from The Record this 18th day Of November
A. D. 1S05. W. ]. YouSa, Clerk.
viii attend to the duties Of the above appointment
at my Office in Butler, on Thursday November 30th,
1895 o'clock p. m Of which AN parties intores-
te I will take notice J. B. CLdRk,
Nov. Is, 1850 Commissioner: