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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-20
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PROsP 8 FOR 1866
THE LlDY'S FRIEND.
ARRAY or TALENT

Ill LAUi ID uILuU.
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nehtering upon the third year Of it's existence the
prope"rs OF this new magazine leave cer tej,
thanks TO the luies Of America for the liberal sunnor,
already extended to them. Few magazines have boa,t
S ulhg ,her second year Of list of nearly twenty
The LsDIs FNESD will continue to devote ss hereto
%oIe % ,oChnce Literature and the Illustrations of the
Fashions IL will contain the latest patterns Of Cloaks
taps, Bonnets, Head Dressses Fancy Work Embroiery
Ne with Receipts Music ana other matters interesting
% ldes. Tho Music alone il worth more than Tho cost
Of the whole magazine the pieces being seI.ctsd hv
ro detze from the capaciuus repository Of that widely
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BEAUTIFUL EYGRAvIyGs.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-20
1866.

VOICE FROM THE FAR wEST.J-Speaking OF
"Costar's'' Rat, Roach Ant, &c Extermnators'more
grain and provisions destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermn than would pay for of this Rat
and Insect Killer .r-LdHcdster Wis, Herald.
HS- See ''Costar's' advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-20
1866.
1866

RATS rersus BIRDS.-Whoever engages In shooting
small birds is cruel Whoever aids eztermina-
ting Rats benefactor, We should likS some to
give the benefit Of their experience in driving out
these pests We need something besides dogs, cats and
traps for this husnoss. .-SeieHttfc american, ". T.
Ea- See ACnstnr,hn xertisenent ahnYe
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-20
STRAY MARE

CTRAYED away from the undersigned, living In the
- Borough Of Butter, on Monday. April so, 1sse.a
BAY MARE, aboutff hands high, years old light
name and tail Any one giving Information that will
lead 70 Ter recovery or returning her, viii be suitably
rewarded JOHN BERG.
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Notice to Heirs.
IN PRESS.
TO BE ISSUED As SOON As POSSIBLE.
\ YOUTHS HISTORY OF
THE GREAT CIVIL WAR.


vol. lGmo Illustrated. Price 81 so.
ME undersigned have in press and will issue
1 as soon as possible, the above work. 1t is
designed to furnish the youth of our country a
candid and impartial History of the Great War
through which we have just passed from Dem
ooratic stand point. The minds of the youth of
our country are being poisoned and mis- educated
by slse aud partial histories of the Aboltionists,
and it is of great importance to the welfare of our
country that the real disunionsts, as they are now
proving themselves to be, shall be properly por-
trayed. The great Importance Of sound juvenile
literature has long been felt and acknowledged,
and as this is the first attempt to furnish it, the
publishers respectfully solicit the encouragement
of the public, and the assistance of the Democrat
ic press. 1t will be just such bool, as every
Democrat, Moth or South will desire to place in
the hands of his children to give them a correct
idea of the late war and It's causes
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paid, on the receipt of the price, as soon as issued
~ The trade will be supplied at the usual
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and invigoraiing-it opens and purges but all OBJ
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Van Buren, Ferry.

ENIE old, long established and wcll-known
Ferry, at Van Buren, Ark, is now in the
exclusive charge and control of the under
signed who has had charge Of it for many
years. lie has recently put in service NEW
BOAT, built by him expressly for this Ferry,
and employed careful. experienced and COM
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WM. +. ENGLAND.
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Budget Of Seissc;lngS.
rai,h-Hcpe-Chari

u Ut N tI - 10
FAITH lead US on, to night,
.hl And shrough this citcle bright IA
Thy strength impart
Lin evtry mind above,
Whence eometh truth and love /: f
Good may our councils prove.
a. To every heart. no
HorT-le, thy cheering ray
Yet round our banner play lr.t
'r In light divine: -
Nerve every arm with power r
In the uncertain hour ~
When dangers round us lower.
......1- Sill brighter shine.
CHABITy--be our aim,
'-'N OF heart. as well as name
Felt, yet unseen
Oh. may we each possess
ara Virtue TO aid and bless, i+' b..
.iWhen cares and want oppress .'.
Our fellow men
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for which purpose they are regularly used by many
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The very great celebrity Of this invaluablercne-
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See that the word "BRyAN," is stamped on
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lE;~ The original Medicine established in 1897.
and first aticle Of the kind ever introduced under
the name Of Pulmo1ic Waters" in this or any
other county; all other Pulmonic Waters are eoun-
tcriets Tie genuine can be known by the name
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These Waters have beer before the public for
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ties are rupetor any other article offered for the
cure Of Pulmonary Bronchial affections, and the
quantity contained ia each box is nearly double
that of the many. Worthless limitations advertised.
DRYAN's PUIAfoNIc wAFERs
cuIe Cough1 Colds, Sore Throat Hoarscncss
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DIR. MARSHAL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

Thi, Snuff has thoroughly = proved itselfto be the
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pnfnsss has beep removed by it, and Heating has
often been greatly improved by its use
IL Is fragrnni and nrreeahle and
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Mnrc than Thirty Years,

Of sale and use Of Dr. Marshall's Ca,arrh and
Headache Snuff, has proved its great value Tor all
the common diseases of the Head, and at this mo
ment it stands higher than ever before.
II is recommended by many Of the best physi-
clans, and is used with great success and satisiac-
tion everywhere.
Read CcftifCditS of HRolesdie Druggists in. 'ji'
The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with pr. Marshall's Catsrrh and Head.
ache Snuff, and sold it in our wholesale trade.
cheerfully state. that We believe it 10 BE- equal in
every respect, 10 tie recommendations given of it
for the cure Of Catarrhal Affections, and that i, is
decidedly the beat .,ticle we have ever known FOR
all common Gisfas, Of the head.
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Reed Austin q CO, " ABB. e ID. Sands. "
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Wilson, FairtapltCo A. J Scoyill 4 Co.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29

The tide Of immigration TO this country,
which received a serious check during the
rebellion, is now in full flow again, and
the arrivals this year will be largely in
excess of those of 1865, and nearly five
times the number in 1861. During the
first six months OF 1866, a total Of 395 ves-
sells arrived at New York with 1898
passengers, which Is an increase over last
year on 1917 vessels and 50,6Sl passengers.
Should the ratio of increase Of the last six
months over the first half Of the year be as
great as in previous years, the total immi-
grafton this year to New York will proba-
blv not fall short Of 100000. The great
majority of the new arrivals come, Of
course, from Ireland and Germany, the
departures from Bremen and Hamburg
alone being 26,634, and from Liverpool
66,9ll. Among the whole number, the
deaths were 9l9, including the 400 fatal
cases Of cholera on board the steamers
England and Virginia. These figures, it
will be observed, show for this year only
the arrivals at the single port Of New
York, and the addition of those q. Boston,
Quebec and other provincial ports would
augment it considerably. For the ten
years preceding 1929, the entire immigra-
ton amounted to only l2s,5O2, less by
nearly 5000 than have already arrived
this season. In 1868, the total to that
time was 5,265,4l4. And if the country
is to continue to receive such an increas-
ing stream of humanity from the Old
World, we shall not find it too large for
US, after all, in a few years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29
A SUBSTITUTE o PADDLE WHEELS

A SUBSTITUTE FOR PADDLE WHEELS
The system of propelling vessels by means
Of the reaction of water is being extcn-
slvely experimental upon in various parts
of the world, and is but the revival Of q
plan proposed many years ago. By this
process the water is sucked in by means
of force-pumps, and is then forced out in
a number Of small streams at the sides
and stern Of the vessel. These streams,
striking the water on which the vessel
floats, cause q sort Of reaction, which pro-
pels the vessel. Boats propelled in this
manner are in use in several parts OF Eu-
rope, one in particular being employed as
a ferry boat on the Clyde, in Scotland.
The system, however, although long
known. has never been very generally
adopted. The advocates of it claim that
by it vessels can attain q much higher
power with a less consumption of coal
than is possible with paddles or screws (;
that the steering is easier and more GER
tain /; and that the shaking Of the vessel
caused by the movements Of the large en-
CINE, always necessary for a paddle wheel
or screw steamer, is avoided. In the new
system the force pumps for moving the
water get their power from several small
steam engines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29

SOMETHING LIKE A FARM.-In Bueno,
Ayres there is q monster farm, owned by
General Urquiza. 1t is composed Of an
unbroken body Of land, containing 900
square miles, upon which countless thou
sands of horses, cattle and sheep are graz
ing. Over $4,000 cattle are annually sent
from this farm to the slaughter, whilst the
annual supply of horses is sufficient to
furnish the cavalry of a large army. The
wool of the sheep is sent direct to Europe.
The farm has large buildings upon it, and
also has extensive gardens and orchards,
and an artificial lake covering several
acres, the construction OF which cost
900, 1000. This Is exclusively a grazing
farm. as it does not appear that any grain
crops are raised upon Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29

An ENGLISH STRIkE.-In Lancashire,
England, the operatives recently demand
ed higher wages, and as a reason for it
stated that provisions had advanced so
much in price that they could no longer
live on the wages they received. They
presented a table of expenses, by which
i. appears that in July, 1868. a mans
weekly provisions cost 81 81; in July,
1865, 81 9S; in July, 1865, 81 10, and in
the FIRST week Of July of the present year,
81 IS. 1t now costs in England Sc IA
10 purchase the same amount OF food that
SIS would have bought three years ago,
and food is, therefore, % per cent. dearer
than it was at that time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29

HEAT FOR RAILWAY CARs.-A new
method Of heating railway cars has been
invented, by which their own motion is
made to generate the heat. A cont of
wood covered with hemp is placed in q hol-
low o n of copper, and both are enclosed
in a metallic vessel, through which the
air, heated by tho motion of the cone, is
conveyed into the car. This apparatus is
so arranged that motion is given to the
cone by the aHles of the car, and the air
surrounding the copper cone thus becomes
heated. The power required is very small
about ne-twentieth Of a single horse
power and in Prussia, where this sys-
tenn is in use, in ten minutes a car can be
heated as high as seventy degrees when
the temperature outside is at the freezing
point. This system is no doubt a very
good one il the cars are always in motion;
but the passengers on cold days would
freeze il they stood still for any great
Of time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29
Marriages.

KERBY-GLASS-At Cherokee Flat, Aug, sd,
Frcd p. Kerby to Sally Glass.
TAYLOR-SHEEHAN-In Weaverville, Aug.
ODD. David Taylor to Mary II. Sheohan.
HENDERSON-SMITH-At Cave City, Gala.
vcrns County, Aug. nth, J. NJ. Henderson TO
Mary Smith. .-..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = In Roseburg,
Oregon, Aug. 18th. z. A. Whittlesey to Lois
Tibbetts. ...
ROSS-SKILES-At Lower Kern river. Aug. Is,
w, b. Rols to Mrs. Martha Skiles.
SMITH-RYAN-At Helena, Montana, oil the
2sth ult., by Judge Mccullough, Budd G. Smith
to Miss Lizzie Ryan. late Of Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29
THE NEWS.

Dates from las. night, Of Eastern states
and European affairs. President onnson
has progressed so far as Philadelphia
G,.r, and Farragut were loudly cheered,
as the suite passed through the streets of
Baltimore in open carriages. Some of the
rebel ~instigators of the Baltimore riot of
April, 1861, may have cheered Andy.
There is an official propriety in the attend
ance Of General Grant and Admiral Far
ragut; but the association is really incon-
gruous and is suggestive of extraordinary
contrasts.
There has been another "shake" at thu
Bay, and the Panama steamer has arrived,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29

Coal AND IRON IN BELGIuM.-The iron
and coal trades in Belgium, it is an
nounced, are rapidly increasing in impor.
lance, and owe their prosperity in a great
measure to the disputes between British
employers and workmen abou. the wages
and hours OF labor. In what is known
as the Chardru distric, Of Belgium, in
1865, the production of coal was 1885,
900 tons, and from this district during
that year 1890, 900 tons of coal and coke
were exported. In 1865 the production
OF pig iron from the district was &c, 500
tons, and the total production Of Bel
eium during the year was about $4,000
tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29

addressed to all who believe that treason
should be made odious and traitors pun
ished ; who are opposed to the restoration
of rebels to power, and offering a premium
to treason and treachery ; in favor of the
proposed Constitutional Amendment and
of continuing Congress as tho law-making
body Of the Government.
A committee has been appointed OF
Pittsburg, Gen. Jas. s. Negley, Chair
man, to make preparations for the Con-
vention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29
Bv the Atlantic Gable
Beace Ruti6ed

Pence Ratified.
PRAGUE, August 27.-The treaty OF
peace between Prussia and Austria has
been ratified by the King Of Prussia and
is now on its way to this ityforexchange.
Privntccr Captured.
MADRID, August 2s.-One of the Span
i,h frigates succeeded in capturing the
CHILEAN ~privaseer Tornado, off the coast
Of Spain.
Amnesty Refused.
FLORENCE, August 2S.-Mazzini re-
fuses to accept the amnesty under Victor
Emanuel's proclamation, and declines to
be q subject Of a King on any terms, pre-
ferring exile.
The Italian volunteers ore being dis
banded.
Austria Borrows.
VIENNA, August 2S.-The Austrian
Government has determined to issue bonds
for a loan of 100000 forms to meet
the extraordinary expenses Of the war,
including the 2O,O OO,o 900 thalers stipula-
ted to be paid to Prussia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-29
Births.

BAILEY-In Sacramento, Aug. 9th, the wife OF
JOS. Bailey, Of a son.
BROwN-At Gold Run. Placer County, Aug. o6,
the wife of H.. II. Brown, Of n daughter.
JEWELL-At Canyon Creek, near Gold Run,
Placer Co., Aug. IL, tho wife Of A. NJ. lowell,
of n daughter.
CORBETT-In Downieville, Aug. ed, the wife
of Miles Corbott. of a daughter.
McLAUGHLIN-In Laporte, Aug. u, the wife
of John Mclaughlin, OF a son.
CLARK--Near Laporto, Aug. l6, the wife of An.
gus Clark, Of a daughter.
NEAL--Near Laporte, Aug. l6, the wife Of Cbss'
Neal. Of q daughter.
ST0NE-At North Fork, Trinity County, Aug.
Is, the wife Of r. N. Stone, Of u daughter.
HENNESSEY-At Big Flat, Trinity Co., Aug.
II, tho wife OF p. o. y. Hennessey, OF a son.
FOX-In Weavcrville, Aug. sd, the wife OF Or
son Fox. of a daughter.
FEATHERSTONE-In San Andreas, Aug. 18th.
the wife of Peter Featherstone, Of twin daugh'
tiers.
MCINTOSH--Iu Woodbridge, San Joaquin Co.,
Aug. 10Th. the wife Of +. J. Mcintosh, Of n
daughter.
STOCKIRD-At the mouth Of MERGED River,
Aug. 90, the wife Of John 7. Stockird, Of son.
LIND-In Mariposa, Aug. 90, the wife Of G. q.
Lind, of n son.