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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08

WHEREABOUTS OF REBEL GENERALS.
"A southern paper gives the following
account Of the whereabouts Of the leading
officers of the late rebel army:
General Loriug is in Jackson, Miss
with the intent to 90 to New Orleans and
engage in merchantile pursuits.
General Gardiner has taken up his
residence at New Orleans, and gone in
to business with General Bragg.
General Joe Johnston will probably re-
ceiee the appointment of president Of
one of the principal railroad companies
in Alabama or Georgia.
General Hardee was the recipient in
Mobile the other day of a handsome com
pliment in the shape of dinner rendered
him by several of the United States Off
GERS on duty at that post.
General Longstreet, who arrived III
Mobile few days ago, has been pardoned
by the President.
General Lee has entered upon his du
ties as president of Washington collegs
Va.
Jubal Early is an applicant for par.
don.
General Forrest is reported to be man
aging a saw mill somewhere in the int.
rior of Miss.
General Stewart, who commanded &
corps in Hoods army designs going tC
New Orleans to practice law.
General Magruder is reported to be in
Germany with his family.
General John q. Walker is in Eng
land-so it is reported.
Kirby Smith, at last dates, Was a
Matanzas, in bad health.
General Hindman is practising law il
Mexico.
The New Orleans Picayune says:
"We catch glimpse now and then, OF
the street, of several other officers, who
held the rank of brigadier or major gen
eral in the late Confederate army, whC
are hard at work now at one or another
branch of business. The majority o.
them are old residents, either of the city
or the State"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08

SNAKE SToRY.-Here is a snake sto.
ry, located in Brazil, which rather "takes
down" everything of home manufacture
1t is well known that snakes are fond
of milk. There was once snake moi
exempt from this weakness of his fellow
reptiles, which hit upon the following in.
genious expedient to crafty its TASTE
1t visited room in which black nurse
and her nurselings slept, and every night
his suakeship would creep into the bed
cuuningly insert the tip of its tail into
the baby's mouth to amuse it and prevent
its crying. while the hideous reptile sub.
stituted itself for the infant, which il
thus deprived of its natural food, the
nurse sleeping on, unconscious of having
monstrous nursing. This went on fol
some time, until the infant, being thus
cheated of half its allowance of food
became so thin that suspicion was excl
ted, and an old negress was set to watch
the nurse at night-the delinquent wat
caught in the act, and expiated its ofensc
with its lise, while the poor baby, being
no longer kept on .'short commons" re-
covered its strength and grew fne and
fat as before.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08
ths aarlusrs department
COMPOST HEAPS, 60.


A few hints Just now, may be #
are tosofic persons who, like my
self, believe that manure is not only
worth having, hut that il is worth
saving and worth u little trouble in
making. Now is the time; winter is
coming on, and most farmers are
pretty wcll through with their field
work, Except fall plowing,) let us
see how much larger the manure heap
can be made this year than it was
last, and see how many more acres
we can spread it over than we did
last fall.
Have You got five or ten acres of
woodland on your farm ? then gather
up now, before wint sets in, twenty
large loads of caves if you have
not time for so many, get all you can
the more the better-and spread
b n inyoln arayard; they make
Ii rate bedding for your cattle (;
tlry pre- Fent any loss of liquid or
lid mature, and they are of them.
lives one of the best manures you
can oct
J1evn Won ditch to clean out-a
,ord tb,t i nearIv fIIed with leaves
rnJ MI ,h., has haon collect;ca in
il fcr yoors9 Soc 10 II at once and
don,t ,bros tho dirt ow,v or baul il
apr +, rho roaJ 70 yo, r;d III but
hem /, Nm so,n.wb.ra ,,a,r vour
harm where vou can oct at it to turn
i and m;x som rrfpse ,tr,w leaves
and al.ttlo l;me with II Lefora snrinp
rherc NAV he some old rotten LOGS
or st,rore lvipe ,hont IN rour woods
don't Ict tbcm st,y thcr. 'apv opoer:
.bnv vrili 4, Won -, p, mood # scatter.
od On .,our cultivated grounJ than if
left wSere Natura lct Them fan
Jfyouthink il won't nav. sit down
and connt the COS. The leaves cost
Won nothing vour team is standing
idle in the stable your man is like
yoprsolf NOT cot much 20 do: this
m,r1,ing to he sure. there is a little
carn VIZ N bnsk hut il is so damn
from tho heavy rain last night that il
wn,,t do TO cet NJ il vet Now.
hi,cb nm and 90 70 the woods-you
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Wanted--An Honest Industrious BoY

Wanted--An Honest Industrious Boy.
We lately cav an advertisement head
cd an above. II conveys to every boy an
impressive moral lesson.
"An honest industrious boy" is always
wanted. He viii be sought for; his ser.
vices will be on demand he will be res
pected and loved he is spoken Of in
terms of high commendation; he will
always haye home he will grow up to
be man of known worth and established
character.
He will be wanted. The merchant will
want him for salesman or clerk, the
master mechanic will want him for an ap-
prentice or journeyman those with
lob to let will want him for a contractor; I;
client will want him for lawyer, patients
will " ant him for a doctor parents for
teacher of their childreny and the people
for an oidi&r.
He will be wanted Townsmen will
want him for citizen; acquaintances, as
neighbor; ncighbors as "a friend; fami-
lies as u visitor tho world as all acqualn-
tance, nay girls will want him for beau,
aud finally for husband.
An honest industrious boy Just
think Of it, boys will you answer this des-
cription ? Can you apply for this situa-
ton !? Are you sure that you will be
wanted? You may be smart aud active
but tn. does not fiji the rcquisition--aie
you honest You may be capable-ore
YOU industrious? Youmay be we'll dress
ed and create favorable impression at
frs sight-are you both honest and in
dustrious? You may apply for good
situation are you sure that your friends
teachers and acquaintanccs can recon
mend you for these qualities? ? Oh, how
would you feel your character not being
thus established, on hearing the words
al cant employ you!' Nothing else
will make up for the lack of these quail
ties. No readiness or aptness for business
will do it. Yon must be honest and in
dustrious-must work and labor; then
will your calling and election for places
of profit and trust be made sure.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08

. SELEcrING SEED PoTAToEs. A cor.
respondent of the Western Rural, recon-.
mends the selection of seed potatoes at
digging time. Neither the very largest,
Dor 10y any means the smallest, should be
chosen, but preference should be given
30 such as have the strongest character.
istics of the variety grown, and appear tc
be we'll matured. Although great re
suits are not to be expected in one Oh
two years from this practice. yet if fol
lowed up for a series of years, highly
satisfactory improvement in yield and
quality is guaranteed, and considerable
defence against the rot Seed potatoes
should be put up in boxes or barrels
and placed where they viii neither freeze
nor heat.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08
Rglt and Lett-hand Flows

The question has been repeatedly
rsiscd, and is again proposed by a
correspondent, who asks VIII ch pillow
is better. the one with g. right hand,
OF, left hand mold board Z" There
Il no difference at ALI the operation
Of the two, when the mold boards are
ofthe same modle, only reversed. The
correspondent alluded to writes that
he likes the left7hand plow the best,
'bccarse the leader can travel ~ the
furrow." The leader cal walk equal
ly,well in the furrow eff right-haud
plow. The leader is by 10 means in
the proper place, wien in the furrow
if e1ther plow is in use. A sing e
leader should always walk as close to
the furrow as possible Then he will
draw in the same line with the rear
team. Left hand plows possess no
superiority, in any respect, over
right hand plows, nor are they inferi-
or to them. Any supposed superior
ity lies altogether in custom A
man who has always used left-hand
& plow, is quite disposed to denounce a
ri ht. hand one, as an awkward and
inconvenient implement, and rice
persa.
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SEWINGMACHINES.
We're a,caried He higtes Premins oeer
al Competitors, at the .totiowing
Stote and CoHnty FAIRS of 1868.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine " ork
INDIANA STATE FAIR
First Premium for Machine for all purposes
First Premium for Iachne work
We MONT STATE FAIR
FitstPremiurn for Family Machine.
First Premium for NapuIartnring Machtn
First Preminm for Machiue " ork.
OHIO STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Machine Work.
IOWA STATE FAIR
First Premium for family Machine.
Els, P Premium foI S.Ia Manufacturing WIN Machine
ILLINOIS stale FAIR
First Premium for Machine for all purposes
First Premium for Machine work
KENTUCKY s ATE + AlR
First Premium for Machine To- all purposes
First Premium for Machine Work.
MICHIGAN ST NE FAIR
First Premium for Family Machlue.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
PENNSYLVANIA 81 AGE FAIR.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Firs' Premium for Machine Work.
OREGON STATE FAIR
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Chittenden Go. tNt. Agr'i Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine work
FIunRlin TO. On. Y j Frir.
First Premium for Family machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
Chaplain Valley (Nt) Agr1 Soc.
First Premium for Ia nily Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Maehine Work.
Hampton Co. Mass Agr'l Soc.
Diploma for Family Machine.
Diploma fOr Machine Work
Washington Co. N. Y J Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
Queens Co. IN. y. Agl'l Soc.
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Saratoga Co IN. Y Fair.
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Mechanics institute Pal Fair
First Premium for Machine for ali purposes
First Premium for Machine Work
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08

WEANINe CAL> Es.-Wean your calves
gradually Restrict their allowance to
one teat per day. Then allow them to
suck only part of the milk in one teat
After few days longer, let them suck
only once day for week, and then once
in three days. BY this time they may
be weaned with but little trouble, and
without growing poorer, as they always
do when weaned abruptly
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08
Administrators A Notice.

RT0TICE ia hereby given that letters OF Administra-
Of Cherry Up Butler Co. Pa, have been duly granted
the undersigned therefore all persons knowing them
selves indebted said estate requested make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated for
tiement. JNo. W. CRAWFORD
Oct. 4th, 1865. R0SANA CRAWFORD
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-08
Adminisfrator's Notice.

ILTHEREAs, letters Of administration ON the estate
w of Alexander speer, late Of Cherry Township,
Butler Co. Pa have beed granted the subscri-
ber all indebted to said estate requested to
make Immediate payment and those having elaine
against the will present them without DELAY duly
authenticated for settlement. RUHAMAH sPRER.
Oct. 1, 1861 Administ .stor
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- COLUMBIA, .. O., Oct. 30, 1865.
AZ Returns from all the Districts give
Orr.for Governor, about 500 majority
over Eade hampton. Gov. Perry
was elected Senetor to-day for the
long term, ending 1871
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership here
~ tofore existing In the Druggist business in the
borough Of Butler, between Dr. b. I. Hamilton, and
Dayd Vance under the and title Of b. T. Hamilton
& Co. has been mutually dissolved We return our
sincere thanks to the public generally for their kind
patronage. The business will be conducted in the old
stand In Boyds Block, Main street by D. g. Hamilton
DR. u. y. HAMILTON.
Sept. 6th::3t. DAVID VANCE.
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WlNIER& FALL APPLES,

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All Of which propose sell reasonable ten ms
as the same quality and varieties be had for from
any agency or establishment In the country.
Jan. q, iS64- sILAS PEAkCE & SONS.
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July 10, 1854.
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Executors Notice.

I FILTERS Testamentary. having been issued to the
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persons knowing themselves indebted said estate are
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thenticated for settlement. II. .. HEINEMAN.
oct. IT, 1855. Executor
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ems uumber of blades, but wears out by
the process.
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