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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
Che :farmsr's department,
Salt for Stock.


Having noticed in an article occa-
sionally in the Farmer on the SUD
iect of sailing stock, and in the Jan.
number an extract from an article
in the Germantown Telegraph, adyi-
sing farmers not to give salt to stock
Iwish to say word on the subject:
lst. We should consult the natural
taste of the animal. If salt be not
healthy, and even necessary, how IS
it that they so crave it! Deer and
buffaloes, in wild state, go long dis
tances for it. Man in all countries
uses it. Cattle on the seashore drink
the seawater. If not really required
by their systems. why do such ami
mails so universally seek it
I'd. Universal practice. Men al.
ways use it when it can be obtained.
They as invariably give it to their
cattle. Is it possible a practice SO
general, and coming down to us from
the remotest times, can have no foun-
dation in the necessities of the ami
mails themselves !
3D.. My own limited observation
and experience.
l find my sheep do not eat as well
when they are without salt as they
do when they have a regular supply,
l have salt-box in my sheep shed,
in which [ aim always to keep salt
Il wish all my stock were as steadily
and constantly supplied with it, If
the salt is all eaten up, the sheep
soon tell me of it. And | think this
is particularly needed when they are
on grass. fl observe any of the
sheep securing, l add little wood
ashes to the salt, mixing them care
fully, and | never fail to cure the
sheep at once.
have COW that calls for her
salt as surely as she calls for her feed.
If l am in haste to put flesh on a
horse, | give him an extra quantity
Of salt, and can always perceive the
increase of appetite, and consequent
increase of flesh.
But | have already occupied toe
much space. ! wish other farmers
would give US the benefit of their ex-
p.rience in this mattcr.-GeR. Far.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
Cool TilIage is mamma,

Farmers do not generally realize
the fact, that good, clean tillage is
about equal to an application Of ma
nure to lands cultivated slovenly. We
all know how much larger crops we
realize in the garden than upon the
farm, just from the superior attention
paid to it in cleansing the ground of
all noXious vegetation and frequently
hoeinS and otherwise stirring the
soil. The GeaeSee Farmey makes
some useful remarks on the subject as
follows:
GIVE must, more than ever before,
realize the fact that 'ilage IS maa-
aye' - that the literal meaning Of
the word manure ismO,us, hand,
ouyrer, to work. To manure the
land is to hoe, to dig, to stir the soil
to expose it to the atmosphere, 10
pillow, to harrow, to cultivate. The
ancient Romans made Stercutius a
god because he discovered that the
droppings of animals had the same
effect in enriching the soil as to hoe
it. We can leave the modern meth
cd of manuring land to our Western
farmers, while we go back to the or
iginal method Of stirring the soil.
Mr. Lawes has raised good crop Of
wheat every season for twenty years
on the same land by simply keeping
it thoroughly clean by two plowlngs
in the fall and by hoeing the in
spring by hand. The Rev. S. Smith
of Lois Weldon, has for years raised
successive crops of wheat by a pro-
cess of trenching the land with
fork and by hand-hoing. We do not
advocate this system, but the princi-
pie is applicable to our case. We can
manure our land by better tillage." o."
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
Sailing Hay.

In hurrying seasons, when there is
much bad weather, it is sometimes
necessary to get hay in when imper-
fectly cured, or not suf6ciency made
to prevent it becoming musty when
moved. When this is the ease, the
use of salt is found to be highly bene-
fetal it prevents must, and give a
fine flavor to hay that would other
wise be almost worthless for ordina-
ry purposes. From one peek to one
peck and a half to a ton will be found
enough to prevent mould, unless the
hay is very deep, when the applica-
ton of half bushel, or even Il large
quantity will be allowed. Meadow
hay may be preserved by the use of
salt, and its value greatly increased
thereby for feeding purposes, espe-
cially when given to sheep. And
here permit me to remark that the
very best article of winter feed that
can be provided for sheep. if cut be-
fore it cones over ripH, and properly
made, is the coarse grass abounding
in our natural meadows.
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Register's Notice.

NJ Office j. hereby giycntn all pers Interested that
~ the fJYwng accounts have been passed and flied
III the Register Office Of buIieT cuunfy. aud will be pc
sentcd fT confirmation aud allowance 70 the Orphans
Court to he held in the borough of Butler ednes-
day, December :, ISG4
Final Of ltnbertilRnhltOn acting Admir- Of the
estate Of john Andrew. dec d. Filed, sept "a, I1e4
Final account Of y. r. Candless, Executor of John
g. M andoss decd. Filed. Sept. 3, Isti
Final account Of John Randolph, Admir-. Of Amos
Kennedy, decd. Filed. sept. ., Ist4.
Final account Of Wm f"ge, Admir-. OF the estate of
Sarah Philips dec ID. Filed. Seif -, 1854
FinaI account Of Thomas Nestermau arting Executor
Of John smslley. dec d Piled. oct 5, 1904
Final account Of John H. Kelly, Executor of John
Kelly. decd. Filed Oct. 3, IH4.
Final account Of George iarker and Fullerton Parker,
Executors of John paiker. dec q. tcd Oct 9, 1884.
Final account Of CathariRe Leply, Administrator Of
Michael Leply. dec d Filed, Oct H. 1854.
Final account Of Martin Bpchm, Admir-. Of Henry
Gsllbach. decd. Filed Oc1. H. 1864
Final account nf Shepier boston and John Dongla
Executors Of John astun decd Piled Oct. o. 1854.
Final account nf John Ray Trustee for sde of eai
Estate II Geo. Ward decd not ted under PR
ding in pnrtitifn Filed nov lsG4
Fing uccount Of Mrs Aun Brecfon Adm'x. of Richard
Breedun decd. Filed Nov. 3 lo6i.
Partial account cf .no. VI. McNees, Admir- Of VIM.
McNees. Filed Nov. !, 1864.
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Nov Q 1854. Dep. egister
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Ar WHOLESALE 0NLYl
WAIgag5 AND 9EWglaI
LIVERY DESCRIPTION AT TIE
Lowest Prices for Cash!

Army tSn COUNTRY MERcHiNTs. PedlnIs Tiaders SUI
lcrs and General dealers make EnUtHIOus Profits
upon small inres estmeut!
EwELrY If auy Pattern or Qnolty and in any dnanti-
~ made 10 order H1- Estimate. fur any class Of
furnished. B1~ Fartttatr aGraiom paid 10 sHlpiyfHg
A"ctionccrs, Conntrg isdrs, hdidn 7radrs, oRd ir-
nag Deusry
Any style of Goods manufactured snch Inventions,
etc, at short notice e5,- Coon CASvAssiNe CLEEGs
with small Capital. csu ind constant employ yment! IL
iustrated Lists iali particulars fee
THE PROFIT To THE RETAILEE Is VERY LARGEi
WHOLESALE suPPtY can be Carried in q knapsack
hand Yasc. carpet bag, ami Will mt be like books
bulky Hconveuient 10 carry fiDn place TO place.
KaMTMDLH AN0lHEH TEiAu!-this BusinfHs is Strictly
IIonnrabe Rs- 7hers s HoHtedeS aitsTepresenhHg On
eroggetfpg OUR 0ooDs show tor themselves prove
it's business in which an ample and satis sfreto,y
eguir0iB is giuet tor the B0,ey Tecsfrtd an eicu ar
aging profit Is pocketrd at the time. II il an &C.
cuputiun in which M person need be oid oshaiaa
t. tho field again and again, fr where once
goods are introduced, PEI oiseHt and continuous
demdHd Is cTeuttd
10 soldiers in the Army, those At home disa led BY
the hal drhips war tn cfgymen ont # health Tench
srs fOsmasiers or any person Who wishes eithei heal
o. an aetiye eecupatlon and one tlsl brings with it
An OPPORTUNITY seldom mel with my m, AN
SEE FOR YuURSELFfSl
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS or JEwrLRY. com
pfi-ing our newest styles and saiuaic variety o
Ouod, viii be sent le;c im the Luyai states "
are constantly filing orders from pes sons leaving The
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the he-i exercise Of ouf nse ant Judgment. aud iion
our lng experience can satiaiauan va AK No
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are wanted. and viii send Inc same aud collect tay
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Good movements ami manufactured in the best man
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they being of onr own imp0i tntinn.
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Arthur's Home Magazine.


The HOME MAGAZISEfo 1893 will be enlarged and
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U. S. Collectors Notice,

HAVING received the Annual List Of Licenses, Take.
uu Incomes Carriage. Silver Plate, Sc, under t.
L. = Internal Revenue Laws for the 81 Division Of the
23l District. ienna, comprising the county II utsr,
will attend for the purpose Of receiving 81 ad taxes
&C. my office, IA the borough Of Butler from the 23l
Of August lH5l 70 the 10th Of September 1891 also at
the following pltcg5:
saturday sept TO- 1861 from 10 y o'clock a. M. at
krllys Store. EuiRlu township.
Same DAY from To O'Clock, p at the Store OF f
Maulhuh ESQ, SaNunburg
Moui'y sept y, 1854 from to Il O'Clock, a. m,
Flirvicw. at Adams Hotel
same day, from to O'Clock, p. m. Milorstown at
H0ch's Hotel.
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Suubury at 4, Wilson's store.
same day. from to o'clock, p. m, II risyua,
krT'S Hotel
Wednesday, sept H. 1864 Centrevlle at Eyths Hotel
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pu',trsyie, at Chyc''s Hotel
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p m NJ Eooper's Hotel nftor which time the penalties
prescribed by law. will he strictly enforced
Payment must be made in L. Money.
r. q. NcAB1Y,
DEP. Col, 81 Div. 23d DIST.
Buter. Aug. ~ 1854
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22

INDIAN BAKED PUDDING.-Take
two quarts of sweet milk, and boil
one quart, and while boiling stir in
as much fine Indian meal as will make
a very stiff batter add a teaspoon
full of salt and make very sweet with
molasses. Butter pan and pour
the batter in, and pour the remain
ing quart of cold milk over it. Cut
little bits of butter and put on the
rop,. and bake two hours in a moder-
ate oven. ANY person who has new
er ate of it before, will think they are
cutting custard.
BETTE.
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Est4ta of Eiicari ~ Fire oieeid
WIlFPEAS Letters II admin tt nIi H. tbe estate
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ss@ TO NJLUNTEES Volunteers will be accepted
aud counted the quotas Of the present call up TO the
@ practical moment before the drafted men accept
td AMI sent TO rendezvous.
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All time that possibly he given. will be allowed,
but the Dat will commence after the 5h Of Sep
tenber as practicable.
Credits will I've given and Government bounty paid
Volunteers until further notice. liy order
Capt RICHARD DODGE,
Sth L. S. Infantry, A. A. p. VI. General.
!. W. KIRKER
Captain and Provost Mar, 2sd Dist Pa
Sept :, 1s64sn
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Auditors Notice.

the matter Of the Of account Nathan T. NCandless
Il EXT of John 5, McCandes. decd.
In the orphans Court Of Butler county, No. Is Dec.
Term, 4seI.
And % witt Dec. 7th, 1861 on motion Of McCand-
less Graham Court appoint Thoua. Robinson Esq.
Auditor take testimony. and report the facts and to
distribute the balance in the hands Of the Exr tho
pa ties interested and 10 report the next Term.
Butler County, ss..
Certified from the recor this 10th day OF January A.
d. 1865 WATSON j. YOUNG. CIk.
Notice "a hereby given that in pursuance Of the above
appointment will attend to the duties ufsli appoint
the office uf Charles Mctandess bsq in butle,
Thursday. Feb. I'D lSf5 at O'Clock Z. NJ where
all rersons interested may attend ifthsy proper
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The New York Tribune

NOTWITHSTANDING the enoi mousis ipe,ep,es az
IN penses attending the publication Of TnE THlpus
occasiuned by the employ nent of numerous army cor
respondents and other liberal expenditures well as
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DENUINE LOUISVILLE LINE for sale
utln ApriI3 1854. J.C. REDICK&CO
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General Intelligence.
by Mad to As Ne. YorL sSn.


Nss. CnARLSs KKAS has bad long career oh ih'
u,lg'. $40 made her debut 81 Coycnt u-rJsn ~
years ago.
TnErE is authority for the sistsrnsns thsi kfby
an IN and tho Rsbls army Of ,he Trans N sslSsipF
IL all ready u follow the eTample O Cen Loo bS
surrender and general dis rsal y 'hoif h'neS'
BRAZIL sdvicea state that Flores las taken pI''
sos.lon of hontivodJ mo date iivgH mere "a'
q grand procesaon and niuuiuAil,n al feruain
buceo in cOns1q q4ance'
TuE uriee Of substitutes hAs fallen In Washington
IN ave fundyoI ia. 'srs Il Has one thousand dUl.
I.rs = y,,e.H ago There s little difficulty Ia
tanning soldiers there now.
A p.o,AGE containing bogus hfty osnt currens =
biiI rs,reuntuX ths amount vi tl,OOO, was seIei 4
a. u,p'be.er, y. H., last week. Ii had come frVuI
Nv York by cypress.
THp steamship City OF Dublin, belonging to N /,
Innan hue, was GusoatChed To Europe At i've O.lO
A N, oL Monday lshi, FOR tho spociAl purpos- "
conveying the news Of General Lees surrender -
General Grant.
PAssENeERs At Washington By Monday n2hr,
Nsw YORK train report that several revolver ,l
we're nEed into the cars near Newark, which result
Ell m the death of two pess9na, one Captain rs
turning to service.
GpE. PI0KsrI, who caused the execution of -
NyTIh Caro- Ia aus ior the crime Of having snhGsS
CVnisassa m tas sa sas',
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news IrenG
IBs T.i.rrspL to ia sos Y~i ss">I

sHuaTrArY SEwAEU's condition Ia guduAiiy u
proving, though he occasionally sulieu much psiN.
las new British Minister has reached Washing
ton and taken possession o. the Legation, b.. has
not vet presented lds credontsls to the Prss'deDI
TnE engagement with Mosby's gucrrilias uSs
pl.rO on Monday, fourteen miles frOln wssLtus,'S
Tho guerrillns were bsdly beaten.
jar CooGs reports the sa's OF the sassn '.hugy
loan yesterday at Sh131,4OO There wore ainoAf
others 2,l9S iniiv.duSl subscriptions q Wv a.
4lOO.
I'm Washington srAL conuAdicts report WHICH
hss besn current here, " the effect iAst the FrSa'
dent intends to recognize the official character "
| tho Virgins LnlillsIuTe. states that Governor
Pietrepont will be the recognized hc ~ oi the st.s
| Government
TnE town oIectonsan Essex county, n, j., sb,A
Republican gains over last fall. The Republican,
will have = majority ia the County Board. IL
Elizabeth City the Democracy have ,riurnphsi. Az
| Trenton, r. =. Mills, Democratic candidate wa
reelected Mayor by an incresed majority. lh'
whole Democratic city ticket was elected.
TnE pubic reioicings over Lees surrender st.
continue and rather increase in Intensity. TIE
uumcr1g, digstches sent from Nortl, E-II Sou,1
and Wet are Of the same general ehsfAcieT hsfJ
~ specimen from iI'idhon, n. Y; "GlorS halle
lujshi Glory IN God In the Highest Every ~
Is ringing. Every gun la speaking in thund,
tones. Every heart ~ dancing with Joy over TIE
surrender Of General Lee. Nearly 1900 Was s..
scrlled in hVc minutes at the Post Otbce, ior sus
relief Of our si'l, aud wounded soldiers, ana co.
tribution4 are flowing in freely FROM oil sds. H.,
| tbis Olrect"
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Il. conclusion. In the midst Of tie cheering. the
hand struck up . patriotic air when he bowed aud
retired
There vere repeated cLs for scua,or sumner. but
be vas not present,
scnA,cr Harlan Of Iowa was heu called for. and
Gftcr the applause bad subslded, he directed
attention to two principles settled or TO he
settled hy the closing contest. First
The American people had decided that tho ms
orty Of the Of the Repuhhc should control ~
ecsiu e. and the nciricnt prOcc-sor Of max ng Its
las. Sccond that no part Of th' Rcpuhr should
ever be permitted b. to diViuN II. The putush
ilrtt Of uaitors lay In the hants ot Con
cSs.. and the Constitution pointed ont clcafN
what constituted treason. Thoc -ho hatch
tt che tcNcn, tluull t.fei thp p,n,ltv, ard lud'r
Cougr~ be was whiting to trut the future Ia the
hand. Of the citizens elyc tod second iuo 70 aco t
Law faithhillJ executed.
senator Harlan. remarks we're srrlnudNd The
ssspinhAe dispersed att'r voc"rou' huzga' and tho
performance ~ the baud strer ard more en-
thusssiic meeting ha, seldom, 4 ever before, hc"u
hold Ia t,ont OF tho Executive MGusion.