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all diseases Of the fec, cured By DR. xAcHARE 100 Broad
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rhc Arion Society, like all German orRanza0ns pays
partcusr attention 90 the development Of muscle The
fuvner present In full force and entertained the
p~ny with Arrobac which would have shsmed many
of sasf hrxe class circnses Every distortion Of
the human body and display Of agility and strength were
shown BY those gymnasts Hand springs double SON.
er~nltx nosntng each others shouldcrs until they
formed pillar of human forms In every attitude, at
tr~cxcd . crowd around them Nothing could mrpa@
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that wtnsw~sd from thu second tier q eleven o'clock
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The PLATFORM laden with Its human freight Of masque
rHfern deserves prominent mention. Tho clowns and
their vo<s Fitting amid the crowd they were on
the siert 10 play their mischievous pranks on timd
o0minoes or saucy conrabands, who shunied through
the hrong An Indian princess In her gorgeous dress Of
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
United States Taxes.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
concerned, that l have icceivcAthe list
of the Annual Assessment Tor United
States Excise Taxes for Division No. 3 OF
4he 23d Collection District, Pa. compri-
sing the C unity of Butler, and that will
attend at my Office in the Borough OF
Butler, for the purpose Of receiving the
taxes contained in said list; comprising
duties on licenses, carriages, income and
silver plate during the period OF twenty
days from the lst day Of October, 1866,
inclusive
All persons who neglect to pay the du-
ties and taxes assessef upol them during
the time specified, or to take out their
licenses will be liable to an addition Of
ten per cent on the amount. and to such
other penalties as are in the law provided.
United States money, such as legal
tender notes will be required in all cases.
JACOB ZIMMERMAN.
Dep. Col. 3d Div. 23d. Dis, Pa.
Butler, Oct. |, 1866. st
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
800
NOTICE.

The undersigned, Physicians of But.
ler, compelled by the cash system adopt
ed by merchants, farmers, tradesmen and
others, to bring our business down to the
same system, will hereafter require the
prompt settlements OF our accounts. AT
ter rendering which, interest viii be
charged if not paid within thirty days,
and those who persist in letting their ac-
count run without settlement must ex-
pect collection to be enforced
A. NJ. NEY MAN,
STEPHEN BREDIN,
THD. FRICKENSTEIN,
w. s. HUSELTON,
SAMUEL GRA HAN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Orphan's Court Sale,

I)Y vrtu souf order and decree of the Orphans
II Court of Butler County Pennsylvlnt the under
signed Administratx of w NJ Banker, late Of jefferson
tp said county Dec will offer for sale at public Ven
due the premises sa aturdly the 10Th day Of No
yember next at O'Cick r. NJ, Tweny four of land
by the less situated in the township afore-
said bounded on the North by Thomas Byery, on the
South and East by Christian Summa, west by August
kruutpe aud others.
TERMS OF SALE,--0ne Third of the purchase money
in hand on Confirmation Of sale and the residue in two
eque annual payments with interest sad .cunlir-
niaton Title Good.
Oct 10. ELIZABETH BANKER, Admx-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Paw Wednesday, Oct. II, 1866.
Cast Iron Chimney.

The undersigned would pectfull,
notify the citizens of Butler county, thai
he is about introducing into this county.
b. w. Tobor'sPatent cast Iron chimney:
Arrangements are being made with the
Foundry men, of Butler, for casting these
chimneys. These ehimneys are prefera-
BILE to Brick chimneys, are cheaper g.
and more durable.
Particulars will be given in thes
issue of the citizen.
ALEXANDER TWEEDlE.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Notice..

The School Directors of Farview tp.
will meet in FaiFgiew, on Saturday the
20th day of Octo Der, to employ teach
ers, Preference given to males. Good
wages will be given.
BY order of the Roird,
4. l.. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
4 dminisfrafOr's Nolfce.
ImportantTto !, W ool- -Growers.

DLEAsE call aud examine my stock Of SPANISH
4 Blu UCkS. have for sale THREE SPANISH
BUCKS Of superior quality. They have been exan,ln
ei By good judges there in the couniv y, ho
pronounced them to he ahead of any that has ee,
into the county. Call and see for yourselves
Residence 2 miles North Of Glade Mills on the Ala
gheny and Bu tier Plank Road. ID N Lynn
Oct 3-3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Orphans Court Sale.

BY virtue of order AMI decree of the Orphans
Court in and for the county of tler Pa, the Under
signed Administrators OIL } Holiday, late Of Brady
tp., said county, Iced, will offer for sale tho preu-
ises, situate in sad township county and State afo
said, on MONDAY, te l2h ddy Of N0usHber nsIt at
O'Clock, p. NJ, of snd day, twentyfpur (2) of
land he the less bounded north by lands
Of benjamin Grossman, Esq the east by lands form
cly of w II. Brown on the south by lands rmerly Of
John Smith. and west by lands of Mary Webber.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-thirl of the purchase mon.
ey inhanl, and the balance In twu equal annual pay
ment wi interest from said confirmation ur sale.
Oct 10, '66) MARY WEBER, Adn'x.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
To Teachers.

UsECEstEs.
Applicants. who. have been refused GER
tIiicates, or who are dissatisfied with their
certificates as graded, eau have a re-ex-
animation on any Saturday Of this and
the next month. JoHN III. CRAFTY,
County Superintendent.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

sSs- The President has appointed
Thursday, November 29th, as day Of
Thanksgiving.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
G. R APE IN Il S
Executors Notice.

ETTEBS testnmentary on the sEstate Of Elz.beti
- Moore, fate of Allegheny tp dec d. have this da,
granted TO the undersigned Persons Indebted L
the Estate requested to make immediate payment
aud those having claims will present them properly au
thentcated for settlement
Aug - ,65,Gt. JOHN DAVIS Exr
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
THE HAMILTON
Gula 4 Silver astiniug 90.
OF ADA.
OF NE VA

The property Of this Company ssitustcd In the Mann
moth and North Union finnise Districts, Nye County
State Of Nevads, and comp the following named
LeGges NJ sfirer 5sdring quart.
IEDEES nv MfnHnryT 4TNTvn nTcrD
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Witherspoon lLnstitutes

THE w inter session of this high school In Butler
/ will commence on Monday the fifth 9th day of
November, 70 continue five months.
The increasing reputation nd influence Of this school
under the and instruction of Prof Brugh present
strong Inducements those in search of an educa
II is expected that number Of scaolss can be ae-
oommodated with Boarding in the Professors family
next session, hecontemplaed add tions the build
ing are in progress.
LOYAL YOUNG.
Butlersoct. 10 Secretary Of Board.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Administering Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of Almnistra-
on has been Issued to the undersigned on the es-
tate OF H. q. Campbell, late OF Rairview tp decd All
persohs having claims against said estate will pr sent
them properly authenticated for settlement and those
SHOWING themselves indebted TO said estate, will make
immediate payment TIIOS. CRAIG WI DICK
Sept 10, lSBt-Gt. klministratnrs
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

tender notes wili be regG,red IN an cases
n 90 1COi1 ., ~: ., ~ aoI % IN M q b y,
E,,Ier Oct ! 1896 81
pDE MllIMS
a"a'uou "' '"o ''S. q -" '1'
'uI't C'un'y As'nVu,'u''l n, n-, l4a D'I,l ,,,,
A'soe''''1u, ,acn n''' ~ D"''''' 0''0''' :"
and oth' looo
O''sS a.
Thos NJ Nccs, best acres OF corn, % w
Class B.
Christ. Bormass, best Bu. onions so
Do. " Turnips %
Do. " Water melons 50
Daul Shauor, ' Sweet Pumkms 30
" Cucumbcrs 80
Radishes 50
ODE Crafty, Bu. Potatoes 81
T. r. Hoon, Summer Apples 50
Do. Ounces Sc
Miss Fila Cunningham, best arrang-
ed basket 4 ,wers ca
Mrs. c. A. Crafty, Lest bccts 50
Martin II. Settler, grapes 60
Do best Sweet Potatoes | co
Mis-. Margaret Dou. .herty, best pair
Boqucts l 90
T. r. Hoon, best Winter Apples so
Moses Thompson, best busLej Ears
CGfn 25
Moses Thompson, best bushol Cats so
Glass G.
FIR. n VI. Richardson, fastest to:
ting mare $50 90
+. u. Adam, ID best 10 CO
Shryock Wick, best Pacing Mare 10 90
Andrew M'Caherty, best BlJoded
Stallion over years old 5 90
VIM. Martin. best BIoolcd Stallion
over years old 20 %
john Dougherty, 2d best Bloodcl
Stallion over , years old 10 90
} & IL. Garvin. best Common Stall
lion over 8 years old 8 90
George Armstrong, 2d best 90
\. NJ. M'Condless, best rraught Mare
over 3 years old 5 90
Glass D.
Henry Albert, best mare over yrs
old So 90
Mrs. Euphemia Forester, best Brood
Mare and Colt 5 90
Henry Albert. 2d best 3 90
DIR. w. s. Huselton, best Mare for
Saddle or Harness 5 90
W. S. Waldron, best Carriage Hor.
scs 5 90
Alexander McWilliams, best Colt
year old 5 90
Mrs J. Grout, ID best 3 90
Robert Hctselgeser. best Mare Colt
? years old ) 90
Andrew Lebler, % best 8 90
Rob t IIetselgescr, best Saddle Horse ) 90
Jacob Brown, ID best Mare for Sad
die or Harness 8 90
Capt. w. II. Tlmblin, ID best Caui-
riage horses 3 90
Glass +.
John W. Weincr. for hest bIoodod
COW, over years old sS 90
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
ESTRAYS.

0tAMT to the residence Of the subscriber living in
" Marion p,, about the last of August isC6
Three and two lambs differently marked in the
Ears. No letter marks any Of them. Tho owner or
owner are requested to forward prove proverty
pay charges and take them away, they will be dis
posed OF according 10 law
Oct 10 ROBERT ATwELL
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
CHARLES DUFFY.

receiving opening his Stock Goods
Prints from 124 to 20 yard
pieces Brown Muslns at Is ant
so pieces Dean at 25 to 80 cents yard.
so pieces Tweeds and Jeans at 25 upwards
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

Very respectfully,
Yoor obedient servant,
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Lait Pastor NY the Charch Nv the Moo
Dispensashun.
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FashinnnhIe Wedding.

A marriage in high lie took place at Wesley
Chapel, in WASHINGTON, few days ago. The
fortunate PAR who we're joined IN the holy bands
OF wedlock, by the Rev. Z. b. Brown, we're DR..
]. M. Duncan France of Washington, and Miss
Lcida r. Sheed, daughter OF Captain sheed,
OF New Jersey. AT the conclusion OF the ser
character, the happy groom and his attractive
young bride received the warm congratulations
and good wishes OF those who composed the
large and fae hionable assemblage, ami in com
the Pension Bureau, and the lovely and graceful
bride Miss Maggie b. France niece OF the
groom, started Tor the depot, where, after again
receiving the congratulations OF their frinds,
they lett on a bridal tour North, amid the
sipceI est wishes of all that nothing may occur
10 mar the bliss Of the hymeneal state.
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Hottest Weather for a Century.

The following statement from Yale College
will be read with INTEREST,"
'"This afternoon, at 3 P. NJ, my thermometer,
suspended in the shade on the north side Of the
New Haven Hotel, indicated lO34 degrees,
being the highest temperature known to have
been Obtained in New Haven since l77S,
period oil eighty-nine years. The highest
Temperature recorded before the present
season was l02 degrees, viz; June 24thy 1864.
Previous to this the Thermometer had been
twice observed at l0l degrees, viz, in l79S; ana
there have been three other cases IN whlch
the thermometer has risen to 100 degrees, VIZ,
in 1884, 1900, ana lS45, mnkiug in all seven
known instances in which thermometer fairly
exposed in the shade has risen to 100 degrees
and upwards.
'The period just passed has been quite as re-
markable Tor the long continuance of extreme
heat as for its intensity. Within period OF
eleven days the thermometer has risen five
times to 95 degrees and upwards Since l778
there has been only one othel instance in which
the thermometer has rlsen to this heeht; five
times during the same summer, viz, l845; and
these cases are spread over an interval OF thirty
SIX days. During the same perod, there have
been but two other cases in which the ther
mometer has risen to SO degrees, as many as
four tunes during the same summer, viz, In
1850 and 1898.
The hottest month at New Haven since l77S
was the month OF July, 1885, The heat of the
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past thirty days has been somewhat higher than
that OF July, 1926; so that we seem authorized
in as eIting that the beat OF the recent period
has been more intense and the extreme heat
has been longer continued, than has occurred
before in eighty-nine years, and probably tor a
much longer period u. DooMIs."
yale College, July H. 1866"
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GALE OF QUARTErMASTERS' STORES AT
= The CAVALRY DErOI, GLE 1BURO, d. q.

QUARTERMAsTER. q GEN ERALS OBBICE, ]
FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON, ID o., July II. 1866 J
BY order OF the Qua ter nsster- General there will
be sold on the premises,
A PUBLIC AUCTION,
under the direction OF Captain George /, Browning,
a. z. NJ,
On THURSDAY, August 2, 1866
the following described lot of Quartermasters
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Very Latest Markets by Ts,evranh.

loco bu' h new red at 50 60d2 IS Corn dull Flonr
very dull. sugar buOyant. Coffee firm. WHISKY
dull. ~I
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INSTRUCTION..
HE LEHIGH UNIvERITY, BETHLEHEM,

THE LEHIGH UNIVERITY, BETHLEHEM,
i PEkNA.
This new Institution, lberaly endowed by the Hon.
Asa Packer. OF Mauch Chunk and designed to give a
full practical edtca ion SUIT TO the Requirement.
the sGe vii be open to receive students In the FIRST
1WO CHASSIS on the Isl of September, 1866
The location Is Genutiiul, ana proverbialy healthy,
and IL Is situated In The mids OF varied industrial
rests, AL oil which vi Be subsidized purpose Of
instTuc ion.
tie Course will consist OF two parts First TWO
WARS OF PREPARATORY IN RUt T1ON In Ma
hemhtics Chemistry, and Languages (especialy the
mOCeln !aDl unges) studies Which every Young man
s1ou pursue for What ve profession he be in ended
SeeonO iWO Al DI 10 y AL YEARS In one OF the
FOL owing schools in each of which ado itlonal special
reefs cODieIred:- -
l. The school o General literature.
; he School oI ivil ngineerng,
The School OF Mech anical Engineering.
lhe choo. of NeIa lurgy and lining.
Applicants for admission win be examined from the
LIST TO the lLh o. Angus on presenting themselves
the Presiden at Bethlehem or on the opening dav.
Circulars giving terms, &C may be had by apl ying
to MessTs, 4. II BUILER L. Co, No. l31 s. FOURrh
Street Philadelphia, or toh NRl CoPPEE, President
bethlehem Pa lSt8 is
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AUCTION SALES.

DAN NCOA st q WAR N OC X,
Il AUCT0NEERS,
5BS No. 24O MARKET Street
d SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONE
DINO. 1920 Chestnut STREET. 52ls
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THE FIR ST RECON-
STRUCTED STATE.
~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~>~>--~--~-~->>-.---
TENNESSEE In TIE UNION AGAIN
~--~-~~~~~~>N~o~~~~~~-~-~>>>.-.0~
Her Senator's and Representatives
Admitted to Seats in Congress.
----~~~~~-~~>-->~~~~~--~~~--~>~
ETC., Etc, Etc.. ETC.. ETC., Etc., lEso.


WASHINGTON, July 20.
[LATBR.l
The House has passed the Joint resolution ad.
m1ttng Tennessee by vote OF 1876 to H. Even
MIR. Stevens voted aye.
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On THURSDAY, August 2, 1866,
the following described lot of QuartermasteTs'
loo cords wood chairs. benches
1900 1eet oak and ash mating, ward
plank (whee- robes, cupboards.
wnght's stuff 2 letter presses.
5000 feet matched foot 2PrndstoueS.,
ing i grindstone, large,
1,4OO pieces six.light sash feet aiameter,
Sby 10, glazed. inch face tnew).
10000 feet assorted lum so ladders.
ber. SO ii e-hOOks
1000 feet square timber platform scales,
10 b. IL. large.
30 kegs cut nails counter scales.
30 army wagons. warehouse trucks,
10 carts blocks and tails.
dead-hOrse wagon SO Iron bedsteads.
l water wagon, iIon. 800 blankets.
6 hose caI riages and About 10 100 pounds grain
reels. sacks.
IL s. is harness -four seow 20 by 90 feet,
horseD but lItt g used.
20 sets harness Am. set ma thematIcal in.
bu!ance) ruments.
10 SETS cart harness, ] spirit level and tri-
% riding saddles bTi. pod
dies, head naers survey yor's compass,
curry COMBS and targe etc
herse-t rushes. About 5000 feet gum hose,
25 whuewash brush. 2and q inch(newI
es, water-buckets, with couplings
shoves, spades, and noZzes, COM
picks and paullns. plete.
10 COZ KING stoves. 5000 feet gum hose, l, It,
20 heating stoves. IT, Q. ana q, wi n
! lot castings nre. couplings and noz
bricks, etc, for Zies, party worn.
cook stoves (nev),I 100 brass cocks, angle
Office desks tables, valves, etc. worm
ALSO, 20 HORSES.
Together with large quantity of other property,
not above enumerated.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. M, and con.
tnue from day to day until all Is sold.
Purchasers must remove the.r stores within five
(5) days nom dste OF sale.
JeTms-l ash, in Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave sixth street wharf
every hour during the day OF SU, 1ale ruru
Brevet Brigadier. General u. S. A., IN charge lst
DIVISION Q. NJ, e. o. 72011t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-11
Atts uf. THE 9eaislatare.
THE CODE.
AN ACT TO AMEND THE CRIMINAL Law

AN ACT TO AMEND THE CRIMINAL LAW.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, noao met and sitting IN
General Assembly, and byt qushority OF
the same, as follows: ...
FELoNIEs WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY.
SEC. /. Either of the crimes specified in
this section shall be felony without benefit
of clergy, to wit: For a person of color to
commit any wilful homicide unless-in self
defence; for person of color to commit an
assault upon white woman with manifest
intent to ravish her; for person of color to
have sexual intercourse with white woman
by personating her husband for a person
of color to raise an insurreetion or rebellion
in this State; for any person to fdrnish
arms or ammunition to other persons who
are in state of actual insurpection or re-
beilion, or permit them to resort to his house
for the advancement of their evil purpose
for any person to administer, or cause to be
taken by any other person, any poison, chlo-
reform, or soporiic or other destructive
thing, or to shoot at, stab, cut or wound
any person, or by any means whatsoever to
cause bodily injury to any person, whereby,
in any Of these cases, bodily injury dan.
gerous to the life of any person is caused,
with intent in any Of these cases to commit
the crime of murder, or the crime of rape,
or the crime of robbery, burglary or lar.
ceny; for any person who had been trans.
ported under sentence to return to this
State within che period of prohibition con.
'alned in the sentence; or for person to
stead horse or mule, or cotton packed
n bale ready for market.
SEC IL A kitchen, smoke.house, corn.
rib, store-room,. carriage-bouse, barn or
table, rice.ponnding mill, threshipg, mill, |
tore barn, mill-bouse, gin.house, work, |
hop, factory or potato house, within two |
luhdred yards of a dwelling house, and used
y any person residing in the dwelling house
II in either of the buildings here enumera.
ed, shall be considered parcel of such