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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-12-04

IRON CITY CoLLEGE.-This is one of
the most popular and certainly one of the
most successful institutions in the coun-
try. It's no institution of an hour, pos
sessing bubble reputation" but it has
merit, age and an established reputation
-oue which other schools may, and some
do envy The number of young men an,
nually fitted for business here, exceeds
that of any other sch ool in the country,
and what is still more important, their
education is thorough and practical. From
our personal knowledge of its Principals
and Profe ssOrs, we take great pleasure in
recommending it to those in pursuit of a
practical business observation-disclosures
UjHe Herald.
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~OUR SCuooLDAY VISITOR, Ger
tsinly bears the palm of being not only
the cheapest and best, but absolutely the
handsomest of all the Period icals for the
Young Folks, that We have seen The
January number for 1868, the first nuns
Der of the TWELFTH VOLUME, Is already
upon our table. 1t is beautifully printed
and embellished with quite number of
fiae engraving; its list Of contents is,
throughout, rich feast of good things
from some of the best writers our coun-
try affords, and the whole is neatly
bound in tinted cover, printed in color
We advise all the boys and girls to
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aud see what "a bright, wide>awake,
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ady s. Co., Publishers, 42l Walnut
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colored the advices of our r ....
dents at Vera Cruz and TIL
other correspondent accompp o. e..
National expedition to Alas Iii aIiu.a ~
or whatever our splinter of Il ~ pSI,
may be called, and is now rep, VI ,ho J,o
aspect and cape Jilities of thatl on na ~
Bayard Taylor is writing in ro;n
from Centeral Europe while all Il .re,l soru
dents report to us from Color
Montana, &C., more copiously II ,
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;i. u .ne nPus. aaa, aa.non. la.an su ndit Ag-
leading place in our Semi-W eekl t~,aa ~
In short we have for years spent 100
portion of the income OF our businesG &
orts to render Tue TRIBUNE a beti u
better newspaper; and, if We have d
ceded, the fault is not explained by a he
means or of Efforts, whether on our owl,
or ON that of u generous and discerning
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Paints for Farmers and Others,

TJlHE Grafton Mineral Paint Co, manufact
1 urng tho Best Ch eapest and most Durable PANT
ia use two well put on mixed with pure Lnseed
Oil will last ~ or 10 years it is Of light brown or
beautiful chocolate color and can be changed 10 green
lead stone drab, olive cream suit the Of the
consumer. 1t is yalus5e for Houses, Barns, Fences
Carriages aud Carnakere Pals and Wooden-ware Ag-
icuitural Implements Canal Boats Vessels and Ships
Bottoms Canvas, Metal and ShingIo Roofs (it being
Fire and Water proof, Floor Oil Cloths, IONS Manufact
urer having used 5000 bbls. the past yeer) and q
paint for any purpose unsurpassed for body, dursbi
iy. elasticity and adhe4iyeness Price 80 per bbl of
900 lbs which will supply farmer for years to come
which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint.
Address DANIEL BIDWELL, 254 Pearl St., 4. 7.
Sept. 4, '67-6mos.
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uIJTT,Ex MARKETS.

BUfTER-Fresh Roll So cents per pound
BEANs-White $500 per bushsl
BARLEY-Spring, sl,00
BEESWAX-35 cents per pound.
EGGS-25 cents per dozen -,....
FLOUR heat, 5000 to 100 per hund; Rye $50
Buekwheat, si,50 per hunG.
FKUIT-Drisd Apples, bets. per n; Dried Peaches,
is cents 2 n.
FEATHERS-T5c cents per pound.
GRAIS-Wheat s2.25 per bushei Rye, rs; Oats 55c
Corn 55 Bnckwheat 81 90.
GRoCERIEs-Cofee Rio 25 per pound; Java, 40
Brown Sugar psr pound; do. White zoe n o. Molas
es 81, 20 cents por gallon; Syrup 90 and $50.
HIDES-S cents per pound
LARD--12I4 cents per pound.
NAILS-S7, 4 per keg.
PoTAT0Es-90c per bushsl.
PORK to cts;
RAGS cents per pound.
RICE-15 cents per pound.
SALT-s3, 90 pen barrel.
TALLOW-12 cents per pound.
W0oL-i0 cents per pound for common.
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Lost.

On Wednesday morning, the 9th in,
stsnt, some place between Jacob Shanor' 5
and the Courthouse one Note Of Two
HUNDRED DOLLARS, on VIM. s. Boyd /;
one oil Receipt, and one Receipt ofTHIR-
TY-THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
aud Receipt for POLL TAX. The fin
der will be literally rewarded by return,
ing the same to the undersigned, or to
the Editor of the CITIZEN.
Nov. 27. '67.1 EPHRAIM Brown.
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ny-lt seems that the energetic and
liberal U. p. congregation at Sunhury is
leading its children in the same path in
which it walks. They have lately ham
ded over, through Mr.. Christy, $500
for the Foreign Mission Fund of this
church. This is the result of few Sab
bath School collections, aud should slim
ulate them and Sabbath School children
everywhere to do what they can, (and
they can do much, to send the Bible to
those who are sitting in darkness.
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RD- Gray hairs may not mar ones good
looks and in many cases even improve
the appearance, but as a general rule are
considered Objectionable aud many dew.
ces are resorted to prevent or get rid OF
them. We know of no mode so little
troublesome or Objectionable as the use OF
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, an article
which of late has become SO Immensely
popular as a toilet article and beautlter.
1t is easily applied, rertores gray or faded
hair, prevents, and in many cases cures
badness, cleanses the scalp aud leaves
the hair in splencid condition for arran>
ging.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-12-04

ANeBLE RESPONSE much praise
cannot be given to the noble response
with which the Washington Library Com
pany of Philadelphia are meeting in their
.,atriotic endeavors to raise the required
<unds for the endowment of the River
side institu.on, home for the gratuitous
education Of soldiers and sailors orphans.
The plan adopted by the Company has
been subject to careful dei,'beration' and
has received the endorsement OF eminent
legal authority. The Trustees selected
to disbuiss the R'ones thus raised, are
Rell,kpown citizens of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, and their names should be
a sufficient guarantee to those who would
aid in rearing one of the poblest clari,
ties that ever thrust itself before the peo.
pie. Every subscriber to the stock, WHICH
costs but one dollar per share, not only
receiyes 6ne steel plato engraving, worth
at retail afty per cent. moro Than what is
paid for the stock, but Is also guaranteed
some present in the great Distribution of
the 100000 worth Of presents which are
to be awarded to tie stockholders. The
three largest presents are worth $4,000.
Each shareholder has an equal chance to
obtain one of the largest presents. Every
one will obtain some present aud beau,
tiful engraving. Read Advertisement.
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@-A meritorious article is Halls

s@A meritorious article is Halls ST.
Gillian Hair Remover; it is rapidly be-
coming known and widely and deservedly
popular 1t is apparently nothing in it
self but an agreeably perfumed and pleas
ant hair dressing, but it contains the
most wonderful curative properties for
loss of hair, and after using it short
time, gray hair is restored to its natural
color. If any of our readers doubt it,
let them try single bottle of the " Re.
newer" and they will add their testimo-
NAL to the truth Of what we say Sen
tinei, Burlington, ".
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n6-We are informed that the Sunbury
Nj. Il. Sabbath School has closed for the
season until the opening Of spring. AT
the last session held few Sabbath ago,
there we're one hundred and forty
seven scholars present.
The good people of Sunbury and Vi
cinity are alive in the Sabbath School
cause. Persevere in the good work and
YOU shall be richly rewarded.
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0RPHANS' COURT SALE.

ny virtue of an order and decree of the orphans'
ID Court Of Butler county, the undersigned will s-
puss to sale, by public outcry, on tho promises
Saturday, December 18th, 1867,
tho following described Real Estate late Of Patrick
Fleming decd: All that certain piece Of land situate
in Cieared township in the county and State Aforesaid
bounded North by Rosanna Fleming; East by Owen
M Bride; South by Peter Graft and West by M'Cus
Io,le, containing Thirty-one Acres and Ninety.
Perches. strict measure.
TERMS ;-0De-third in hand, aud the remainder in
two equal yearly payments with interest from conarma
alton Of sale. STEPHEN MCUE, Admir-
Nov. q, 1866, p. VI Patrick Fleming, dsc'd,
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DEDICATION OF THE ST.. PAUL's OR.
pHANs' HOME. - The New Orphans
Home near Butler, will be dedicated on
the 10th day Of December, 1867, at 2
o'clock. Clergymen Of several CIassls
will be present and participate in the ex-
ercises. The public are respectfully inr
vited to attend
Aspecial Classical Meeting WILL be held
In the st. Pauls Reformed Church, in
the evening, at 7 o'clock, Dec. 10th, 81.
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. cRHEkcKs MANDRAKE PILLS A s gsTI

. cRHEkCKS MANDRAKE PILLS A ssTI
TuTE FOR cALoMEL.-Thrse Pills are c,nosed
Of various roots having the power to relax tlhseer.
tons Of the liver promptly and eTectually blus
pill or mercury, and without producing my ofhos.
disagreeable dangerous effects which often foil, the
of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be usedtb
confidence, rs they promot. the discharge of vltt.d
bile and remove those obstructions from the liver
hillary ducts which are the cause Of bilious Affections
general.
sCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Hea
ache and all disorders Of the Liver indicated by salos
skin, coated tongue, eostiveness, drowsiness, and
general feeling Of WEAKNESS and asstude showing tha
the liver is in torpid or obstrncted condition.
In short these Pills may be used with advantage Z
all ases when purgltivs Alternative medicine is r,
uired
Plsass ask itr DR.. Schenek's Mandrake Pills. and
observe the two kenesses Of the Doctor on
Government stsmp-one ,heh in the last stage OF Con
sumption, and the other In his present health.
Sold by alt Druggists aud dealers Price 25 pei
box. Principal oniss No IL Moth 9th Street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas barnes & Co., 81
ParE Row, New York; S. s. Hanes, los Baltimore st
Baltimore Nd; John D. Park, N. E cor. of Fourth Lnd
Walnut ST., Cincinnst Ohio Walker Tayl ls4 ant
1856 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Broth ers
8. W, corner Of Second and Vine sts., ST. Louis, No.
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alew Establishments.
Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS for the building of TWO SCHOOL
| HOUSES in Concord township, Butter county, Fa
win be received by the Board of Directors of said tp
It Middetown, on Saturday the 30th Of Noyemher "
/ o'clock P. VI. plan and specifications OF building
,,ads known at any time by W. q. Glenn or William
ttarr OF Mldletuwn.
.aanov 1s. ,G7HstS ". c. GLENN, sec'y.
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BUSINESS CARDS
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DEATHS AND MARRIAGES,
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Advertisements nf o. c. Sale. Executors, Administra
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nershp Cautions and all transient adv srtissmeRs
Fos-z.YELT ~ 4pyAscE.
@. u. ANDERSON. Editor and Proprietor.
Dec. Is a6
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1867.

TEACHER WANTED.-A good Teach
er can get School in Butler township,
by applying Immediately to A. Cuthbert,
or to GARRET PIERCE,
dec. 4, '67.1 Pres of Board.
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FARM AND FlRESIDE JOURNAL.

FTNHIs JOURNAL is devoted to Agriculture Horticul
ture Horticulture Landscape Gardening Rural
Architecture ETC., and TO snch culture Of the mind, as
well the soil may be calculated to enliven and
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Situate al Riverside Burlington County, New Jersey,
founded for tho purpose of gatui'ousiy educating
the of deceased Soldiers and seanen OF The Uni
ted States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the following
we'll known citizens of Pennsyl ylYana ami New Jersey:
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON LEWIS r. BRO0AALL,
Ex-Chief Coiner u. ), Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds
Philadelphia Pa.
HON. JAMES VI. sCOyEL, New Jersey.
HON W. w. WARN, New Jersey.
HENRY GoRMAN, Esq, Agent Adams express, Phil
j. Z. COE Esq, of joy, coo { Co, Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c., April IL,
1sG7.-Oice of Internal Revenue Having received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds the
prise conducted by the Washington Library Company
will devoted to charitable uses permission hereby
granted said Company te conduct such enterprise,
exempt from all charge, whether from special tax
''1'' A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receiver, Msssrs.
GEORGE A. COOKE Co. 80 South Third Stroot, Phil
ade pa, Whose well known integrity and business
perence will a sufficient guafantee that the money
entrusted to them will be promptly applied to the pur-
pose stated
PHILAbELPHIA, Pa, May 20, 1867.
To tie offers and Members of the Washington Li5r1.
ry CoHpQHy ". s. READ, Secretary b..
Gentlemen:-on eceipt Of your. favor Of tho 18th,
inst notifying us of appointment as Receivers for
Ycrr Company, we took tie liberty TO submit a copy
Of your Charter with plan .. Your eBtefpIiss e,.
mincnt legal authority, and having received his iavor
le opnon In regard TO its legality and ~
with the benevolent object your Association viz
the education and maralnanoe OF the orphan children
of soldiers and sailors Of tho Riverside Institute.
we have concluded to accept the trust and to
| best efforts to promote worthy an object.
GEORGE A. COOKE CO.
GEO. A. COOKE co, BANKERS,
| 90 south Third Street Philadelphia, Pa.
| November 18th, 1857,
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.

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