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sg-A large lot of water proof for La,
dies suits just received all FOR sale,
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Notice to Builders.

PPosALs for the building OF TWO SCHOOL.
tOusEs in Concord township, Butter county, Pa.
p received by the BOARD of Directors OF said IN I.
tletown, on Saturday the a0th OF November. Al
(, ?. NJ. Plan and specifcations Of building
4 iMiddletown.
I Byordef Of the Boaad.
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s@-A A fine lot of Paisley Sbawls, En-.
fress, Cloths, Alpaceas, French Merlnos,
Ladies Cloakings, Silks, and all kinds OF
dress in stock and for sale very low at
the cheap store of J. n. EUwER &
Sons, Netc Castle, Pa.
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OUNsMITHING, IN" t.E ,-;,rr
W rhs subscriber -Vishs, to inform the public geHsr
aHy, thst lie has located himself permanently and
haif miles Noth.west Of Butler where ends carry
ing the Gun-mIbing business, in all its various
branches and Is prepa al to accommodate all VINO
mdy favor him with their custom, rifles smooth Rihss
shot Guns and Pistols choHp they be had at
ny other place. Al work warranted. D..
Persons from the country leave all work at Roes
g STEMS Store, in Butler, where the same will be
and rsturnee.b by .Ha srRAWICk.
| ,ANTED-l000 feot Of good Curled Maple PLANK
. "a 10 inches thick tor which the highest price
i We paid in cash ii delivered soon. AS.
| u, 1867, If. s.. q" r..r-
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- nn,. y .EulK VIII De dsposed Of on the poPul m
onEPk,Ck PLAN giving every patron fine Gold or Siid
silver MatGn Tor sio, wit hout regard to value
WRIGHT BRO Go. ,si Broadway New YorL r,,.h
Cei theatss nning the articles are PLACED H. ssS
envelopes, and well mixed. Holders sFs snttt,a ~.
articles named In hei; certificate, upon payron, y,
Dollars whether 1t be watch worth fiaoH or ae.
worth less. The return Of any nf certifca,s W.
Ties you to the articles named thereon, upon paymt
irrespective Ut its worth and article valued les
than $40 ia hathed any Certificate It will at once be
seen tht this is no lottery but straight forward egt
innate transaction which may be participated in by
the most fastdious.
single certificate will be snnt by mail post paid
upon receipt Of 70 cents five for eleven for 81 thirty
thres and elegant premium for S5, six six and mora
valuable premium for sl0 hundred and most SUI
perb Watch for SIS. TO agents those wishing eu,-
ploymeht, This il opportunity. II Is iegit-
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PITTsBURGII MARKETS

GRAIN-wInter Red, 50 90; No. spring is quoted
81 10 and No At IS OO1s3 00 ts 65@6o Rye, 81 SO
Corn, 1,6o9t,U5; Barley, No. Spring 81 10.
fLOuR-sprirs Wheat $i3 SO; Winter Wheat, $i2;
Rye Flour 81 90 p Dbl; Buckvhsat, IS % per crt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shodidsrsi l4e; Sugar Cured
Hams, 2lc Lard, lac.
BuTTER-Fresh Kvri SSc
EGGs-25c per dozen a...r
HAY-Baled S22 per Ton.
sBEDs-Flsxseed S3,oe; Timothy, oo Clover, IL 90.
DRIED FRUIT-Peaehes, quarters, II halves 10 cts.
poTAT0Es-peseh Blows, 81 IS cents per bu.h.l
APPLEs-s3 UO694 30
BEAES--2 IS per bushsl.i. .a. -H -.4H
OiL-Crude, 1904; Refined, 81 cents per gallon
lard oil, 90 to sS for No. 2 and 81 10 for No.
SUTLEh M A AIsIN Its.
BEANS-White, $500 per bushsl.
BARLEY-Spring $500
BEEsWAX-35 cents per pound.
EQGS-D cents per dozen
FLopR- Wheat. 5000 to 100 per hund.; Rye $50
Bnekwheat, 81 so per hunG.
FkuiF-Dr,sd Apples, 6 cts. per D; Dried Peaches,
| IS eepts n h. .a..g ...
GRAIS--Wheat 1925 per buse.: Rye,l rs; Oats. S5e
| Corn O., ,0o Buck wheat, 81. 90.
| GRoCERIEg--Coffee, rio, rs per pound: Java 40
Drown Sugar. pound do White 2oc N. o. Moas-
ss 10 cents per gsiion; Syrup ov and si,4o.
| HIDEs-S cents per pound.
| LARD-121z cents per pound.
| SAILs-sl,l5 Is per ksg.
| PuTATOEs-s0c per bushsi.
| PURK-T to 5 cts; z.
| RAGS-3eeats per pound O.
! RICE-l5 cents per pound.
4 SALTS, 90 pei barrel. .""
l TALLow-i2 cents per pound.
I WOoD-to cents pev pound fof common
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=. THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Cutler, Pa. Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1867,
Lost.

On Wednesday morning, the 9th in
stant, some place between Jacob Shanor's
and the Courthouse one Note of Two
HUNDRED DOLLARS, on VIM. S. Boyd I;
one Oil Receipt, and one Receipt of THrR.
TY-THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
and a Receipt for POLL TAX. The fin.
der will be literally rewarded by returns
ing the same to the undersigned, or TO
the Editor of the CITIZEN. ..-
Nov. 81. '67.1 EPHRAIM BRowN'
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alew Adrsetisrmemts.

NEW TAILOR SHOP.
~ The undersigne !, thankful for the patronage Of
his many friends past would respectfully inform
the punlic that he la, again started IN the Tailoring
Business. Ills shop is on West sid CT Hain street,
doors North Of Court Those desiring work done,
neatly and promptly, will give him call.
Nov. q, 1861, Sm0s WM. TRUXAL.
JIoUsE AND LOT FOR SALE. ..t,
II la Lot on the cor,sr of Clay aud Washington
sueets, nearly opposite the TesdenceUf GaU. O. Hoes
sing ESQ 10 offered 10 sale. reasonable good Franc
House thereon erected Title good. For Particulars
enquire Uf Z. l.. ANDERSON.
NUv. -, 1861, If r"
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PITTSBURGH, r

Se haves printed Real Estate Register containing
full description Of location, price and terms cf all ~
properties entrusted to our fol sale These con
sist Of Farms Grist Mills, Houses Lots, Stores, Cos
Lands Coal works Coal Interests, Western Lands II,
tells Tanneries, city and suburban Property. Tn
Register print three times year-on rst of MAJ
September and January
Parties ishing to buy sell Real Estate, Tatt'
whers the location should not fail to consult ke
ister, copy OF which can be had by sending y9pr
dress September number now r'sSy. gUnH
Esr. n 1857, fyr.
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Notice.

WHEREA S, my wife, sussnnah Miller. has laft
w ny bed and board without any Just cause on nv
part therefore warn al persons not to harbor or
We Y credit on my account, as will pay no debit
of her contracting SAMUEL MirfFp sD's
Nov. II, ,is8s-Stsg Ck1t-s t@-Tr.sss
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FARM AND IREsIDE JouRSAL.-We have
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of Jun,es Hays. decd.
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IL Hays, late Of Coanoquspessing township, dec d
have this day tNov. 9th 1857 been issued % the
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!. Hey. JOHN DAVIS,
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23
THE INDIAN BUREAU.

The bill which has passed the House Of
representatives, eonsi gning the control Of
the Indian Bureau to the War Department,
authorizes the Secretary Of War to establish
convenien, depa -tmen,s and districts for the
proper administration Of the duties now i'm
posed by law on the Superintendent Of In.
dian Affairs, AMI upon agents aud sub-agen,s,
and to substitute for each superintendent
and nren', officers from the army. who shall
then become charged with all duties, and
without, additional compensation therefor.
Al! contracts for transportation connected
with The Indian service are hereafter to be
made in such manner and s1ch time as pro.
vd d for transportation for the use of .he
army
The Secretary OF War is authorized 20
witlh,'d all speca' licenses from traders,
and to provide times and places at which all
traders may present themselves for bargains.
barrier aud exchange with the several Ind All
tribes, according 10 the laws &c the United
States regulating III sem"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23
THE DlCAL PLATF'ORM NJ.

Al a late m cling Of the A,,i-S!a very
Society, held at Bosom, the platform which
they established contiiaed these cardinal
principles: The first i. the removal Of the
President; secon], he obli'era ion OF all the
State governments in the south an /, third
the rem lrling ofthe Supreme 'urt accord,
ing to the radical pattern. Besides these
general principles they insist that the rebel
CON muni'es shall not be recognized as
States until they guarantee the ballot, edu-
cation aud farms to the negroes. Tho B>s
ton radicals deserve praise for toe DO 'dness
and ciearness with which they state their
position. There ia II, assembling abou,
them, They are in f.voc Of comforting farms
upon the negro that they wonld moi think Of
asking for The white maa, AL they do not
hesitate to say SO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23
NE VS. TIE MS.

A delegation Of ,wenty.six Sioux Indians
have arrived in Washington to make treaty
granting the right Of way over their lands.
important charges are being prepared in
tie system Of registering letters so es to
give greater protection in their ,ransmissio
and TO hx UPON postmasters and ether Off
Gals responsibility in Gaze of IN iscarriage
Thus far eighteen States have ratified the
Constitutional amendment submitted by
Congress. They are Connecticut, New
Hampshire, Tennessee, Rhode Island, New
jersey, Oregon. Vermont, New York, OHIO,
Missouri. Kansas, Maine, West Virginia,
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, WISCONSIN, and
Minnesota
A bread riot occurred in Madrid on the
oo2nd ultimo
a reduction IF tho Bank of England rate
of interest to 3 per cent. is expected soon.
An unsuccessful attempt to asasssina,c the
President of Peru was made, ut Cai!ao, on
December 20,h.
Al Official reror. IN the famine in f St,
lndia shows q At there were million deaths
rom starvation
An lmperia! ukese OF the Emperor OF
Russia reorean yes Poland into five instead
of ten provincial governments, and places
the Polish finances under Russian direction
The Manufacture Of the cable for the new
North Atlantic telegraph route from Europe
to America, via Iceland and Greenland, will
soon be commenced at Liverpool, and the
line will to completed this year or next
A cable dispatch Announces that he court
of Adrirahy in Eng have d, ci,lcl the
case Of the pirate Rarpshannock in favor 0
the United States, Icing the lhrd s!ea..sr
recovered BY Consul Dudley.
FIX Governor Le,cher has been elected
Mayor Of Lexington, Va.
The Bremen ship Mobile, with . 0oO ba'ca
Vt cotton. was burned in Mobile Bay On the
18th Instant.
The Tennessee Senate offer o reward OF
81 900 for the discovery of the murderer Q.
Senator Case.
Horace Greeley, the negro murderer It
Charleston, has been sentenced to be hing
on tn. first of March.
large number Of policemen who were
concerned in TIE July riots in New Orleans,
have been arrested, under the Civ! RI h's
Bill.
The Supreme Court Of Alabama has dc,
2ilea thai the existence Of tha, State WIS
not lost By secession, and transactions 10
rebel birds are declared valid
bill has been introduced into the Wis.
cons'n Legislature, disqua 'iiying liquor sell
iers from holding the office Of Justice Of tue
Peace, and forbjddiag the holding OF courts
where liquor is sold.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

How do We know that there were railroads
in III. days Of Solomon? lb. queen of Shcbe
came 80 visit him with a crea. train!
WHEN kings in ancient times, could not
capture city by starvation, they resolved t.
take j. by storm and reign over it. H. this
case We bad rain after III. storm.
Il YOUNG man, havin. JUS, recovered f. ON
severe illness. exela III d, 'wh 4; foil my
fl her was to die He wasn't hall ST. sick us
was
A coUSTEYMAN sail that Eve mas. have
been lame. why do you think she was
lame r he YRS asked. Because she car
ried Cain"
"Tra,h is mighty, aud will pervail" 50
is cider witey tu, you have got Ia tap the
barrel before i. will prevail,
Back sliding is big thing, especially on
ice.
A live Traitor smells wuss than q dead
enc.
Dry Pas ors are the hes. for Flocks: Flocks
Of sheep, ! mean.
Slider brandy taken immej,ly es good -
for rat hole.
Fame is Just about as mach use to a ied
man as . 2Os wud be. iutrest payable in
gold.
A man with one idoc alwus put me in
mind vi an CID goose a trying to hatch out a
pawn etun.
Tha tell us tina. m unny /. the rnte Of all
evil, and llen tell ms tu ''ru,e hog or die"
A man rurnin for offs puts inc in mind of
a doig that's Lost. He sm-l!s ov everybody
he meets, aud ways hisselt all over.
"Sparks fly upwards old III aids will plea ~
make note OF this.
Thar is only one thing blame Adam for
and ihGt is when lie had the only woman on
Garth, be didn't git her warranted.
wua "a soon take n ten dollar kountcr-
foot bill On the kodt>h bank ov Nes.ound-
land, Us tn marry n woman with false hair,
false teeth, or n false buzson.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

That Lotteries are the most dangerous
and fascinating species of gambling, canno,
be denied. Oar State Laws and the Laws of
almost every State in the Union expressly
prohibit them, anl aaix severe penalties up
on those guilty Of violating the Law
Gift Enterprises, regular Lotteries Of tho
Crosby style Of swi.diing, and horse racing
at Ayr 'tural Fairs, are ell as dcmoraliz-
ing in their tendcncie, as di>graceful to the
parIicipators, and as worthy OF severe re-
buke and public condemnation, as any other
species OF gambling. The taste for earnb-
Ing and betting, which is thus formed under
the guise # Responsibility, isa sure stepping
stone 10 the Faro Bank and Roulette Table
and al Of their attendant denominations
50 wide spread is This evil becoming that
even Churches und benevolent societies re-
sort TO gaming in n m ID f rm, to repenish
their treasury and purses. One Of two things
should be dose at once. Oar statutes pro
hibi'ing lotteries and gambling generally,
should be repealed il they are ,cyoag, or thew
should be strictly enforced If riyhk We
believe they are as just and saIu'ary as the
prohibition OF Whiokey selling, stealing, or
highway robbery, and We ,rus, ,ha, the press
pulpit, and school teachers, will unite in
driving this growing aiomination GU. Of res
pectab'e society st least. The Hardin SEN
tinel has an able aud excellent article On the
subject, and we hope every editor in the
country will assist in riding soci. ~ 0: this
growing eviI.-Northscest.