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Sunday school Concert.

A Concert will be given in the Ger
man Reformed Church, in Harmony, on
Thursday evening, May oath, by the
Sabbath School of said church. The
Concert will be for the benefit of the Sab
bath School.
Doors open at 7 O'clock. Admission
25 cents.
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Bas- Those wishing to purchase any
thing in the line Of furniture, can be ac-
commodated by calling at the warerooms
of Jacob Keck, on Main street, opposite
Jacks Hotel. Read his advertisement
found in this paper.
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SS~ D. T. Pape has just returned from
the East, with new and full assortment
of Dry Goods, Bounets and Fancy Trim
mings.
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FOR, SALE


DEsik ABLE lot of ground containing nearly fouf
"a acres, located Immediately west Of the boS5u0b
ana nnded on tho Lorth and by the tfeck on the
soa.n oy lands Of John Negley is offered fof sale on
rsasnnapie terms. For particulars enquire Of Mfs
Nathaniel Walker, or at this office.
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s@~ Legal advertising, has compelled
other interesting matter.
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Trial List for June Term, 1866

FIRST WEEK.
Freeman Kirk rs Hon. SaHae, Marshall ct al
VIM. Lennon rs. jacob Mechline.
John Russell ps. Charles Cochran, ct, al
Conrod Snyder rs. John Webb
Benjaman Donthott us. Robert Dodds
John Negley u.s. WIN. Yogely, ct. al
SECOND WEEK.
wilson X, Potts rs Willibalt Frederick ct. al
Isaac Spo0sler David Marshall
John M MDivitt Samuel I.oudon, Ex'rs of James Lo-
que, decd us. VIM Logue.
Eeauor Hines vs. Samuel Winner, Jr., ct al
Isaac English, et al. rs. Robert Allen
VIM Rorquer u.s. Hugh YIN. Murrln, Ex'rs OF Jno
Mmrin, Dec
Vim. Fowler vs.. David EcDonald'
Casper Elm Henry Strut
VIM. Layton us.s James l.. Chambers
VIM. sTdoPs, Proihy.
Prcthonetsry's qfnce, nay o
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LIST OF JURORS.
GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR JUNE
TERM. 1860.

TERM, 1866.
John Lewis, Esq, Zelienople; VIM.
Shira (of David), Washington; G. H.
Warren, Prospect; Andrew Christie,
Concord VIM. Tillerman, Adams; Fos-
ter Seaton, Marion Nicholas Wally, Par
ker; Eli Beckwith, Slipperyrock Thos.
R. Hoon, Centre Alex. Gillespie, Gran
berry; James Cranmer, Clay Robert
Glenn, sr Worth Robert Boggs, Jack
son A. Black, Cherry Isaac Cleland,
Muddycreek VIM II. Redick, Alleghe.
ny; John Lardin, Clinton; Robert Har-
bison, Buffalo; Saml Bolton, Lancaster;
Thos. Crafty, Franklin Robert Purvis,
Middlesex; VIM. Crafty, Butler; David
Dougal, Boro. Butler; Thomas Beatty,
Mercer.
TRAVERSE JURORS DRAWN FOR JUNE
TERM-FIRsT WEEK, 1866.
John Whitmire, Adams Samuel NJ.
Anderson, Allegheny, Joshua Gailbraith,
Buffalo; John b. Graham, Butler !;
Hugh Grossman, Brady; Francis Con-
nelly, Centre; jesse Brackney, Clay !;
John Billingsly, Cherry; John O'Don.
ell, Clearfeld; John b. Mclaughlin,
Clinton Richard Allen, Concord Will
son Graham, Cranberry; John w. Bran
don, Jonnoqucnessing; Henry Downy,
Donegal; VIM. G. Campbell, Esq, Fair
view; Thos. Dodds, Franklin; VIM.
Goehring, Forward; Thos. w. Boggs,
jackson; Thos. Frazier, Jefferson John
Wuster, Lancaster; VIM. Surrena, Ma
rion; Ebenezer Brown (of Ed, Mercer :;
james M'Collum, Middlesex; David Boy
er, Muddy Henry Monion, Oak
land; Joel Kirk, Penn VIM. Ii. Shira,
Parker; james Clark, Slipperyrock Jas.
Stephenson, Summit VIM. b. Stalker,
Venango Robert Thorn, Washington !;
VIM. Crookshanks, Winfield Andrew
Glenn; Worth; H. c. Heineman, Boro.
Butler; Wm. Mccullough, sr., Bor. Mil.
lerstown Isaac Brewster, Bor. Prospect;
David Mcdonald, Bor. Centreville; Isaac
Latschaw, Bor. Harmony.
SECOND WEEK.
Geo. Boston, Portersville J. Il. Muder.
Saxorburg; Edward Mellon, Zelienople;
II. r. Walker, Esq, Harrisville Henry
Young, Adams; Joseph Rosenberg, AL
legheny; James HARRISON, Buffalo; ODE.
Crafty, Butler; Jesse Hall, Brady Thos.
Campbell, Centre; Matthew Brown, Clay;
Chafles Rovard, Cherry; Robert Love,
Clinton; VIM. Wick, Concord; David
Garvin, Cranberry; George Brunamen,
Oonuoquenessing; Alex. Black, Fairview;
Joseph Edmunson, Franklin ; p. Gale
baugh, Forward Pat. Graham, Jefferson;
Thos. Donaldson, jackson; W. Michael,
Lancaster; Jno. Murrin, Marion Jno. El-
der, Mercer; VIM. f. Parks, Middlesex;
George Barclay, Muddycreek Jno. L.
Neyman, Oakland; VIM. Logan, Penn
Thos. A. Shryock, Parker; Nathaniel
Cooper. Esq, siipperyrock; VIM. Lind
sey, Summit; Samuel Sloan (of James,,
venango; Henry Shook, Washington
John Cooper, Winfield Ameziah Kelly,
Campbell Cochran, Bor. Butler;
Isaac j. Cummings, Bor Butler; jacob
Donegal,
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For the CITIZEN.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF EMMAK. sEDWick

LiNGo ON inG OEHlr n Of EMWh ". SEDWft
When we watch long by the sick bed where 10,
one pines slowly in her beauty Al thespproach ofde'
and see the roses fade and go out, the smiles and
loves remain about the pale lips, we become almost
tent to bid the going spirit God speed to the Ind wi
she shall mix freely with kindred souls aud beloii
veiled with joy.hsr natire skies.
(seiected)
How beautiful she lay Hr
Upon the bed of death;
Ere, from the lovely clay,
Parted the ieeting breath.
Conid one 30 loved be dyngi
Whose gentle voice we've heard
sweetly TO our replying,
In many teuder word.
Like sculpture flir her brow
Cleaned tbro her sunny hair;
How rich her cheeks warm glow
The hectic there
Oh bright, deceitful blossomi
Flower Of the fata breath
To the eye thou'rt life and beauty
Bnt to the wearer death
Bright shone he- eye, and clear
As the cloudless blue of heaven;
Its spirit light; how dear
How soon TO darkness given;
Now she has passed the shadow
Ours Is the yoid-the gloom;
She bathes in loves pure ocean,
Far, far beyond the tomb.
sweetly the morning star,
Fading Is lost in light;
So fed the maid afbr
Forever from our sight,
Weep not she dwelt 0mong u.s.
A bird of brighter skies
Whose song Is sweet when fetterd,
But sweeter when she flies =
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NEW WADVERTIsENIENTs
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in terested
IN that the partnership in the Saddle Harness bu-
heretofore existing under the name and title OF
sedwick, Nef Brown, has this day (April 2S) been
dissolved by mutual consent, T. Nef having retired from
the firm. The business will hereafter be conducted by
j. A. Sedwick P. p. Brown, in whose ha-ds the ac-
counts of the previous firm left for collection.
j A. sEDWICK,
E. NEFF,
Butler may 9th, 1866. p. p BROWN,
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WATER CURE.

4 CONSUMPTION, If not too far advanced, Dyspepsia
and disease Of the Breast, Stomach Bowels, Liver,
Bladder Sexual Organs generally, Rheumatism,
Hald
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-16
AISO

All the right title interest and claim Of VIM Rabbit
Administrator Of Patrick Daley, decd Of in t. One
Humid ed and Twenty-Five Of land, more or less
situated In Donegal township Butler county Pa bonn
ded north by lands Of VIM. Richards, east by william
Matthews, CT al. south by VIM. d. Clymer, wcet by
Catharine Hickey. Seized and taken In execution
the property of VIM Rrabbit adm nisratJr Of Patrick
Daley, decd, at the suit OF }. A. Calwcll Co.
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No Medicin es Given.
CURE WARRANTED,

The hydropathic treatment may many cases be per-
formed at home. Patients wishing to stay with the
doctor for time, will nnd ample accommodation
on reasonable terms.
Call personally, address DR.. p. HELD,
saxoaburg, Btthg county, Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-16

All the right, title interest aud claim OF a. W Smith
In and to One Lot Of land less situated In the
borough Of Butler bounded north by alley east by
an alley sonth by Diamond and west by lot Of Mrs
Christy; good Frame House thereon erected. Seized
and taken In execution the property Of George W.
Smith, at the suit Of Oliver David.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-16

DR.. A. Lusk, Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-16
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue OF sundry writ5 of yenditioni Exponas,
ID Fer Facias, and Levaris issued out Of the Court
of Common Pleas of Butler county and 10 directed
there will be exposed 10 public sale the Court House.
in the borough Of Butler on Monday the 18th day Of
June, A. D. 1866, at O'clock P. H., the following
described property, to wit;
All the right, title interest and claim of John Gre
cory Armeda Gregory of in to Lot No 81, situated in
the Borough of Butler Butler county, Penna, bound
ed north by lot No 81 east by street, south by lot No
49, west by MKean street; containing about a acre,
more less story frame house log stable there
on erected Seized and taken in execution the prop
erty of John Gregory Armeda Gregory at the suit OF
Robert MCorkle 4 Samuel Osborn, Tx RS Of Edward
MCorkle who guardian OF the minor childien o
VIM. Thompson; decd
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All the right, title interest and c:nim OF " F. White
OF in and to Fourteen OF laud less. su
ated in ConBoquenessng township, Butler county, Pa
Lot Mol, bounded North by White b Cunningham
East by Street South fy Martins heirs, West by
all cleared Lot No 2, bounded as fol-
lows, North hy lands of Allen Whites heirs East by
George Bean South by Thos. Crafty, West by Street.
al Of which is meadow. Seized aud taken in execution
the property of NJ +. White at the suit Of Samuel
Dyer Co.
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Will exhibit one night only.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-16

All the right title, interest and claim of PbeIps
Admnistrato Of II Arnold Decd and p Crawford
of in and Fifty of land less situated
in Parker township, Butler county Pa bounded north
by X BLACK; east by Black ct al. south by Harvey
Gibson west by Archibald Kelly ESD about 8 scres
cleared, quarter stack charcoal blast furnace en-
gine house with engine &C. casting house. bridge house.
coal sheds, frame Office with scales attached rse
frame dwelling houses seven log dwelling houses three
OF which are double frame blacksmith shop frame wag-
on maker shop and two Large double frame stables there
erected.
ALsoone lot oi ground situate the village Of Mar
tinsburg Parker township Butler county, Pa contaLr
iDg about acre less bounded north by Reuben
ct al and by Christian Barr. frame two story
dwelling house, frame house and frame stable
thereon erected
ALso0ne other lot Of ground situate In the village
Of Faryiew. Farvew tip, Butler county Pc contain
ing about * acre more or less, bounded north by
alley east by alley south by street, and west by
street; large story frame dwelling house, frame foun-
dry in good working order, frame blncksmh and frame
carpenter shop, STABLE frame warehouse and
coke oven thereon erected.
ALSO One piece of land situate In Farview town.
ship Butler county, Pa containing hundred and for
ty-seven acres less, bounded north by Issnc
Keep ct al by James Wilson, south by John scott
et al by Jacob Havok ct al about 100 .crss
cleared, 30 Of which meadow, double log dwelling
house, double log barn with sheds attached and other
property Of b. Phelps, Administrator Of H. u Arpold
and r. P.Crawford, at the suit Of 7. D. Clark and Co.
for +"
sherins' once, April %, 1868.
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hdyces from Athons state that the Turks have
evacuated Candano, and th tho Greeks pursued
thcm, killing 100 and wounding 1900. The Crock
IOal ly-os
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The Coming Crisis In England.

The Now York Journalof Commerce 10 persuad-
ed that serious crisis is at hand in Great Britain.
AS tho reform controversy thero proceeds blood
becomes more heated, till at length it is not unus-
ual to read in tho leading newspapers thore that
not only the dissolution Of the present ministry is
possible in consequence Of tho increasing agita-
tion, but there is even danger OF armod collision.
JOHN BRIGHT, tho chief reform loader, said in o
speech few days ago, TINT ''howcver much we
may wish political questions to be settled by moral
means, yet it is no moro immoral for q people to
use force in tho last resort for the obtaining and
securing OF freedom than it is for Governncnt,
BY force, to opprcss and dohy TINT freedom. Tho
Journal Of Commerce thinks
Language fthis character cannot be regarded
In any othcr light than as menace and whom wo
eau TO mmu the scenes in Hyde Park, followed by
demonstrations this autumn that have had no
parallel Ill EnSlandfor tho past thirty years, II is
easy 10 perceive that the crisis now impending is
inc occasion Of deep anxiety. The London Star
Sre!o.m organ) says no Government can keep it's
leSs iof month which attempts to palter with tho
sno3eet. SUI Without assuming to know what may be
INC ING intention OF the present ministry tho London
measure proposed by tho lato Government was
wholly inadequate, and met with ON overwhelming
defeat. Something for moro liberal Ia demanded
by the popular voice. In solne way tho number of
parliamentary electors must be Increased if tho
Engish Government would silence tho clamor that
dally becomes more>boisterous, determined and
e1acting."
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A Berlin correspondent Of the London Times
gives account of the recent annexation of Frank
FORT Weisbaden and Cassel to the Prussian mon
archy:
In Weisbaden and Cassel the act of PRONUNCIATION
took place in tho principal square in tho midst Of
large d ana t ta ala mntpde M The guides
formed the Prussian anthem, and round the su-
pren,e authorities who had hastened thither from
ladies and chldron in Joyous exoitemeht. To show
the new subjects that their embodiment with Prus-
sia only intended to servo tho purposes of the
Fatherland, tho mombors Of tho procession had
been permitted by the Prussian Governors to
adorn themselves with the German colors.
and addresses Herr Won MoIer tho Prussian Com
mander, said a few words in conclusion:
'"rho work is complete. Electoral Hesse is unit
ed with the Kingdom of Prussia. In future tho
Hessians follow tho banner hoisted on the Royal
Palace before us. Wo all follow that banner with
the cry; with God for King and country; with God
Tho performance of hymn, composed for the
occasion By local celebrity, and the thunder of
the cannon closed the solemn act. Exactly tho
Same programme was gone through at Wicsbaden
In Frankfort the celebration camo off in tho Roo
mer, that ancient hail in which 30 many German
emPerors, after having been duly crowned and
anointcd received tho homage of the princes Of the
realm. Tho portraits of the august personagcs
who, in tho long series of years between Oil and
try, wore calmly looking down from tho walls upon
tho PrnSsian Commissary,. whom, in his mastor's
name he took possession of the inheritance of the
Holy Roman Empire. In front of the Roemcr
dense mass of people surged to and fro, as in tho
days OF former coronations; but thoy wero sicnt5
gloomy and impassive They folt that tho town
which for 30 many centuries had been the seat
of tho supreme central authority of the
lard, and Which since tho revival Of tho unity
movement has flattcred itself with tho hope
OF ono day becoming tho residence of tho En-
peror, or, still better, tho President of tho future
on that day lost all it's old Importance. They had
in tho heat of South German Republicans allowed
tTaly involved in tho piteoua defeat of thor allies:
They had, without any apparent necessity, played
fast and loose with their Independence, and forfeit
ed the stakes AL things considered, it was but
natural that tho people who congregatcd in that
historical square on Monday last should have had
nothing to say.
inside the Roemcr tho Prussian and Frankfort
dignitarics, together with tho clergymcI Of the va
rious CONCESSIONS were in full force. Herr Won
Patow, the Prussian Commissary, first ordered the
proclamation and address to be promulgated. In
the latter thoro occurs passage which differs from
the corresponding paragraphs in the other address,
es, it being still moro condesconding in tono, and
calculated to conciliato tho hearts of unwilling sub
iecLS,
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JouN MonnrssEY MAKES spEEcn:-The ron

JOHN MoRnIssEY MAKES SpEEcT-The rep-
fesentatiVcs OF tho convention from tho Tam
many, Mozart, MoKeon and Democratic Union
branches of tho Fifth Congressional District OF
New York: VINO nominated John Morrissoy for
member Of Congress, met last Saturday evening to
tender to the above individual these nominations
There was largo crowd OF citizens present. In
reply to the speech Of the chairman, tendering him
the nominations, Mr.. Morrissoy sail:
1t is gratifying to mo to receive these manifcsta-
tiona that arc represented hero tonight and nj
though much has been said which ought not to
have boon said, I stand hore, gentlemen, as
Piles Of tho Democratic party. That It Is me-
oessary for men in high .position TO fill our
Offices Of honor, I do not believe; other mon,
themselves before Tho great tribunal Of o public
vote have the right, and am one Of those mon.
With oil duo respect for my opponents, do not
action they have taken. They will always find me
. trusty mond.
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Q, 1866.
From Europe.

Tho steamship Morauion, from Liverpool on
tho 10Th. arrived at Farther Point on Monday.
The following is q summary of her mails:
Tho steamship Moravian, from Liverpool on tho
18Th. via Londonderry on tho 10th, arrived Off
Farther Point yesterday morning, en- route to
Quebec.
Her telegraphic newsreport embraces details OF
our cablo dispatches to her day of sailing.
fast at Glasgow by the promoters of tho Reform
demonstration. 1Io made speech, in which ho
briefly referred to his approaching visit to Ireland
to a fair share of parliamentary power tho more
completely would Justice be done to Ireland. All
tho London journals publish leaders on Mr. Brights
great spooch OF tho 18th of October, of which the
main points were published in tho Herald of yes
terday morning.
From Madrid it is stated that the captain and
crew OF the steamer Tornado are still imprisoned
separately, and that tho British Minister ut Mad
rid has done nothing to obtain their liberation, his
excuse being that ho had received no instructions
from England.
Adviccs from Miramar state that the Empress
Charlottc's (of Mexico} health was unchanged.
Count Berg it is stated, has boon relieved of his
functions as 1tussian Governor of Poland, and has
been succeeded by General Count linden.
A Bombay telegram Of the 18th October reports
decided risc i'll exchange on London, and also in
the price OF cotton.
The steamship City of Paris from New York
reached Queenstown on tho evening Of the 18th OF
October.
THE WAR IN CANDIDA
hdvices from Athon3 state that the Turks have
evacuated Candano and thi tho Greeks pursued
them, killing 100 and woundng 1900. The Greek
loss was small.
Mustapha Pacha was organizing an expedition
against tho insurgents on q largo scale.
Two thousand casks Of powder had arrived in
Gambia from Syria.
Tho Hfonitcur du Soir states that tho position of
affairs is favorable to tho speedy pnctfcatoa of
Gambia; It also confirms the statement that the
difficulty with Montenegro has been satisfactorily
arranged. It says that tho French Government
congratulntcs itself upon the result which is equal
ly favorable to Turkey and her Christian popula-
ton.
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Patpttatioa Of no Hedrs and
all Nerc0us Diseases. It re.
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