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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
The American Citizen.

IL published every Wednesday IN the borough 10 Butter
by O. Il ASpEEsOS 10 the Arbitration room IN the
Court Hense. T.. - ,,,,
TEsMs:-s2 Oe year, II paid I'm advance, o. within
the first first six months; or bO II mol paa uht 'Si
the sNpiration the first six months.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10

Butter is worth so cts. S tb,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
s f N G.


MIKE L .. bONAtN,
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of this nlaSe
that prepared to do all kinds Of sewing, such
Dres. Making, saques, Cent? SHIRTS, and Chiidrens
apparel. Also, Local Agent for Wheeler Wilson's
Sewing Machines. feb. 20. vol I, no lift
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
Witherspoon Institute.

rJyHls Academy located in Butier Pa, has attained
i high reputation under the charge Of It's accom-
pIishsd Principal. Rev wM ! BRUGH, late Professor
Of Natural seisnce in Washington College.
The next session will commence ou Monday, the l5th
Of April.
The Trustees having greatly enlarged the building.
there will be opportunity for a number Of ;oung
ladies to board wish the Principal.
noiS LOYAL YOUNG, sec'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
uuRvEY1Sa AND DRAFTING,

Done on reasonable terms, N. NJ Slater County Bur-
veyor, sndH Boyd Deputy. ofhcein ths court-house.
THE best improved Instruments used for Surveying
neI3, zw.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10

THE citizens of Butler and vicinity h-reby re-
Fpectfuliy informed that the undersigned has open
ed shor the West side CT Maine tree hetwsen ths
Court house and the Eoeely House, whore he is pre-
pared To renair
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10

IF an empty purse could speak,
what tender sentiment would it ex-
press u? You'll find no change in mo.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
THE
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Yoted to Literature and does discuss Political or
Sectatian questonseaying these to the Political and
Religions Press
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,

and all kinds of Locks and Sewing Machines All work
done warranted to give satisfaction. TRY ME.
no 0, 3mo I'M. JONES.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10

"UnluestSonabIy the best sustnined d
work of The Kind I'm the WorId.v
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
j. HICKLING d Co.'s
Gerat Sale of Watches,

On the popular prioe plan, giving every perso,
handsome and reliable wath for the low price of Ten
Dollars without regard to value and not TO be paid for
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
Watches and Clocks,

cleaned and repaired short notice.
Don't forget the place. W6st side of Main Street :
nearly epp sie Duifys store, aud opPos te DIR, Ney
mans Office LuAS. NlSEMAsk co
January, nos emo ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

had well nigh over come him that afternoon.
40 Augusta, il was your prayer that saved
me" he said as she clung shivering 10 him.
Ard, knesling down, they thanked God, and
The lesson Of that day made them each better
man and woman for the rest Of their lives.
The next week Warren Ross gave up his
house in the city. sold most Of his furniture,
paid the larger part Of his debts, and went 10
live in cottage in the country, and lie and his
wife were happier here than they had ever
been in their city home.
Dear reader, We have fallen upon hard nd
trying time, and men are sometimes subject
ed to fierce and terrible temptations. Fraud
and embezzlemeni from sources most confi,ied
in, they tell us, was never go frequent as dr-
ring the last few years.
Let Us remember the lesson which the time
teaches, and also remember that the house
buildcd on the rock is the only one against
which the winds and the storm will moi pre
go.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08
Ei5tcry OF Jaa1arT,

| We coHdenss The following from the Book If
| D4g,:
| Il IS very appropriate that his should b.
The frs; month Of the year, as far as the north.
crn hemisphere is concerned, since its bcgin
ming being ntsr he winter solstiee the year
! is thus made to represent complete series of
the seascna. charges ard operations, incinding
clrally tbs first moscn,ent Of spring, and the
death of animal vegetation IN i.e freze arms
Of winter. Yc, he earliest caienders. as ths
Jewish, the Egyptian ami Greek, did net place
the commencement Of the new year ut this
Point. 1t was not done til the formation Of
the Roman calender. usually attributed to ,hc
seeoud King, Numa Fompiius whose reign is
set down as terminating in G72, B. {. Numn
it is said. having decreed that the new year
sho.ii commence new. added two months to
the ten into which the year had previously
been divided. calling the first Janarius. in
honor Of Janus, the deity suppose, to preside
over doors, latin "a door, wLo might very
naturally be presumed also to have something
q 90 with tho opening Of the year.
Although, hos ever. there VAS general pnr
ular regard tc the IS. Of. january IS tho be-
ginning of the year, tie ancient Jewish wear.
which opened viii, the 18th OF March, con-
tihaed lc1g - l.ay. a legal position in chris-
tan countries. "a England it vas not until
i's- 'esi 'as - OF January became the in;-
i.al day q Ii. .ecsi as il had long beon Of
the popular ;ear Before chat time i: wcs
of January anI the iiti Ct March, inciusiye
thas' January 81, 1882, but legally 1913.
Ia Scotland III desirable change vas made
by decree Of James ", il prisy council, IN
Tie year l69C. Ii vas c1.eeet. IN France IN
i5sii IN Holland, Fro:cstai Germary and
Russia IL 1900; ana in Sweden in 1855. Ac.
co-dirs to Fost:gar. il lis curioas book. IL.
Rtsf.iaton * Hecagea Intelligence, tito, lG2s,)
our Saxon ancestors origias.ly called this
month Fo,f menat--fl,is IS, Wolf mon.r---be
cause people were VI ont always in that month
to oe more il danger 10 Je devoured by wolves
than in any season else Of the year for that
through the extremity Of cold and snow th,so
rayenoss creatures could not find beasts sufE-
cieat II feeti upop. Subsequently The month
Was named IL 'ie sane people -4f,r Yu,s-
that is after Christmas 1t is rather odd .h,&
We should have abandoned the Saxon name Of
the month! while retaining those Of the 6a,s
of the veel
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

which is left entirely to the discretion ~
whipper. lisa meter with wich tho whipp@A
hez nohin to do; neither her the Statc. H th8
Kernel he'd shot tho Niger he wood be liable.
for shootin amt prescribed Nv course u ia-
tends the matter to be LETT solely to the discre-
shun Nv the party who hez the power to whir.
Nothin kin be clearer than that Shel Kernel
Podgers be punished becoz a niy9cr hedn
powdrs uv endoorence? Forbid it hcveni
Here rested the case showed to the sat
isfacksbnn ur the court that the law wuz not
only just but humane, and that any such ab-
surdity ez punishin tho Kernel for carrvin
out its provisions wood be strikin blow st
the frame work nv society.
The court conceded wi me, and TO- wun.s
DISCHARGED the Kernel amid the acclamashuns
nv the crowd. The event wuz scllebratid that
afternoon by vhippin every niger within
crEle nv ten miles. The exercise did our
people good. II wuz soothin
In the meantime Jchn Podgers he'd gone
afore a Justice Nv the Peace and made CON.
plant Nv Susan that is the name r- the fe.
male wich wnz the cause w the dificilty,) Il
vagTa nj, and she wcz so declared by the Jus.
It's md put up tnl sold Under tie circur-
stances 10 one vood bid agir JoLn and size
wuz struck eff to him ct $50, wich the Just;,
unoer the pecoolyer circumstances nv the case
refoosed to take. I saw John a marchin u@ her
hcmc and felt happy
The Kernels gra,i.ood wuz boundiis.
eva. kin DO for 700, sed he wringin my
hand in fever Nv joy.
"AotEin !. sca /, ''To;hin Tirchco is .,s
own reward. Bat our College is languishn for
want nv means, let yoor grat.tooi take that
shape
lie subscribed, an paid $500, wch consti-
toots him pcrpetooal Honorary Professor and
Slo5 TO make his wife pcrpet,oai honorary
Prefessar. borrowed wv him $50 70 take,ne
home, ez eoodeut uv coorse yoose college
funds, and departed $3.50 better left re-
gsefully Now tia: t,lis portion NV the South
is gcttn her rites, It IS troo'y deiiteful plac.
TO live, and shood ike 10 end ny tia-s her.
But my postofi'. and ,ha, college, kin never
leave en-, never. To that college iev ded;.
ka'ea the few remaining years nv my life. an,:
I'll never deaos; it SO long "a there's dollar
10 tc raised FOR i, out W an BODY.
PETROLEUM Y. Massey. PM,
tWich is Postmaster and likewise Professor
Nv Bblikle Foiticlz IN the Southern Cisssikie
& Military lnsiitcat.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08
What Worklnea may become.

1t is net giy:n 70 al to DC masters OF song,
ike Burns; Of art Ike rai!issy OF Gibson; OF
engineering skill, ike Stephenson Of critica |,
a.unien, ike Clifford; or az abstrac. science
Ike Fmgnson ar the eiIeg He-chcl ye, these
!, At first we're al poor working men, who gained
their cducaticn by their own cfforts-who did
battle with pinching poverty, lac, of educc-
tional means prejudice of class and all the
lioEs which sand in tie way of all men of
weaker mould
All canHa: bs field marshals in The army OF
| life, but somewhat lower, yes very honorable
grades have been attained by men once in this
ranks, who while never for a moment despis.
ing The labor tor which they gained homes.
bread. were not disposed to cansider that
working, eating aaa sleeping are all that is
worth living for. The:r daily labor, honestly
and iotehigently performed, they felt them
selves TO be free citizens of the empire Of
thought, in which true men take rank accor.
ding 10 whst they essentially are quite inde>
pcndertly OF the conditions OF their life.
when tho sun shines Il shines for all lord
anG laaor;r; and the precious instincts which
make men believe in good aud beautiful thincr.
treasure up and nourish The suggestions Of uni
versal Nature, and culivakgthe talents In,
trusted TO their care, are bestowed as imparti.
ally as the sunshine Look into any biagraph,
ical dictionary. and you will see how little tho
circumstances O. carly life have been able 10
impede the careers Of really great men. Real
mental energy scon masters them and makes
them subservient 70 its will.- ExeAaasa
--~ae - -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08
An Incident at Sudowa,
by BLOOMFIELD JACKSON. ". A.

The cannon were belching their last
Ger the fields where he routed were flying
And shouting persuers strobe fast
Through the heaps OF the dead nd the diving
Wars rage was beginning to wane,
The fierce cared no longer to strike;
And the good stopped to soften the pain
VI victors and vanquisLed alike.
A yellow-haired Austrian lad,
Lay at length ON a shot -furrowed bank;
Ne was comely and daintily clad
In the glitiering dress Of his rank
Not so white, though, his coat as his cheek,
Not SO red the sash crossing his chest
AS the horrible crimson streak
Of the blood that had welled from his brcast
His foes approached where he was laid,
10 bear him in reach Of their skill:
But he murmered, "Givc others your aid;
BY our Fathcrland let me lie still"
At dawn they Same searching again.
10 winnow the quick from the dead;
The boy was set free from his pain,
And his faithful young spirit had fed.
AS they lifted his limbs from the ground,
10 hide them away ont of sight,
10 under his bosom they found
The flag he had born through the fight.
He had folded the silk he loved we'll.
Lest shread should be seen at his side:
TO wave it in triumph he fell
10 save it from capture he died.
The head Of the stearnest was barred
As they gazed on the shet-rlver rag,
And the hand Of the hardies. spared
10 make prey Of that Austrian flag
Ger The tomb of their brother they bowed.
With prayer for spirit as brave;
Ana they gave him flag for a shrond
In his narrow and nlmeless grave.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

On and after Monday, Nov. 26, 1866 Passen.
ger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.-MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
Woodbine at 900 A. NJ; Boone, 1925 P. NJ.
Cedar Rapids, 6, 40 n. NJ; Clarence, 1926 P. NJ.
Clinton, 1l,OOP. NJ; ard arrive in Chicago at
600 A. M.
EXPRESS PASSENGER leaves Woodbine at G, 80
+. NJ: Boone, 1886 A. NJ; Cedar Rapids, TAO
A, NJ; Clarence $50 A. NJ; Clinton, II, ,25 p. NJ.
and arrive at Chicago at 7,2O p. NJ.
GOING WEST-MAIL AND EXPIRES leaving
Chicago at 7,sO P. NJ; arrives 1t Clinton 2, 20
A NJ; Clarence 6, 10 Al. NJ; Cedar Rapids. 100
A. NJ; Boune, 1,55 p. NJ; Woodbine, $50 P. M.
EXPRESS PAssESoER-Leaving Chicago at
S:l6 A. NJ; strives q Clinton ats 3,l5 r. NJ;
Clarence, sos P. NJ; Cedar Rapids, 7,45P. M.
Boone. 2,55 A. NJ; woodbinc, S45 A. NJ.
-s- a4 /. b. HOWE, Supt.
BE-. PATRICK, Gsn'l Pass. ]. gent.
Clinton, Nov. "a, 1866,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

Amusemaats for young lalies Ola wcs Il.
tcrnoon: Kn;stipg their eyebrovs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

CAPITAL 100000.
This Company is founded upon sound insur-
ancc laws and principles, and is controlled
by the most responsible capitalists throughout
the StAte--the stock of which is owned wholly
in IOWA!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

NHICAGO s. NORTHWESTERN RAIL-
~ s8 88 NAY.
IOWA DIvx01oN0s
AR 60 81 l5f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

The cannon were belclling their last
Ger the fields where The routed were fying,
And shouting persuers strode fast
Through the heaps Of the dead ind the diving
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

Parties wishing to insure in this desirable
company may apply to
Harrison Il SIlermaM,
General Insurance agents,
v1n1y1. aav Toledo, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

tyT CHARLES HOTEL.
- formerly Eichelberger's Hote',)
Corner Of Second and Walnut Streets,
MUSCATlNE, IOWA.
James r. aalyean, Proprietor
Charges reasonable. Free omnibus to and
from boats and cars.
Good stabling in connection with the house,
and farmers will be accommodated as we'll
and at the same rates they pay elsewhere.
Nov. ?, 1866:nStf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

TRIAL or BEEECu-LOADrNG RIFLES.-Tle Board
Of Examination Of BrecchLoadng Arms assembled again
yesterday at the State Arsenal and continued the testing
OF such breechoadcr had not yet been fully examined
The Board, as appointed by s. l.. Marvin AdjutanGe
eral consists OF Gen. Palmer Cen Ward commanding
First Brigade National Guard Col. Geo NJ. Baker and
Col Silas W. Burt who is recorder OF tho Board The
duty Of bringing before it all the inventions in brecch-
loading which the genius OF the country has pro-
duced proved 20 DC very arduOus one and it only
now, after a session Of several mouths that these guns
have been all entered and subjected to the thorough
which were defined in the beginning 10y Gen g. W. G.
Ward aud which accepted by the Board the basis
in which the examination should be conducted. Having
tested all OF them and had them explained in the DTS
ence Of their inventors. the Board yesterday examined
such IA were ready for the After having been
United To exposure IN the air TO the effect of on
the efficiency of the brecchp piece two guns were
publicly tested. The POultney rifle Roberts rifle Mount
Storm brccchloadcr National rifle Peabody rifle Rem
ingtOn improved Burden Sharp's, Ball, LamsOn and
number OF others engaged the attention of the Board
yesterday and the day before Tine Of the Board
have extended from 10 in the morning until aud in the
evening rs II IS desired by them to complete the trial Of
these arms as soon possible and yet 10 give cyery
vehtOr full opportunity Of having his work brought 60
the sevcrcst and most satisfactory Of its efficiency
rho Board VIII meet again this morning and probably
wal to-day DO able " complete tho examination Of iuOet
u TAO KGLs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
NEw-YonK HoMrorAruIc COLLEGE -

NEw-YoRK HOMEOPATHIC COLLEGE. The seventh
annual Commencement OF the New-York Homeopathic
Medical College held Wednesday evening, at the
OF the Historical Society. The degree of Doctor Of
Medicine conferred the following: c. NJ Arnold.
L. T.. Bailey o. Bingham, IL. NJ. Bishop, 8. T.. Bissell,
W. Brink IL H. Brown, j. G. Butler W. de In Montanyc,
H. Csnsh, s. A. Felter, q. r. Gcttcr, j. H. Green j. T.
r. Y. ~ Hall, = Kinks l.. Dodge, j.. q, IIocombe, G..
T. lsmOnd, W. f. Jewctt G. &. job. T.. W. Kellogg, q. b.
l. Mitchell I. C. Nelson, j. H. Osborn, H. r. stel g. NJ
Tibbcs. G. T. Trask T.. Yanostrand J. j. Wallace C. j.
Yeamans, H. Raheem. Special degrees conferred
on DR. A. Wilder of New-York aud A. &. Pope of York.
England. Prof. M. Semple delivered the valedctory
address DR. j. H. Osborn OF the graduating class delv
erod address TO the students The following gentle
men compose the Faculty Drs. Jacob Beakley, d. d.
Smith. g. II. Kirby, r. W. Hunt, T. Z. Wells, Samuel h.
Barlow, NJ. Semple, Carroll Durham, Henry NJ. Smith,
4. L. Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

THE GRAND BAL DOPERA.-Iho ball announced
for this evening at the Academy promises To be the
most brilliant which New Workers have yet witnessed'
The following order for the management Of tho carriages
has been issued by Capt Brackc who has the matter In
charge:
Company TO the Bal dOpera this evening at tho Acad-
envy Of Music will be admitted at the main entrance on
lryngp Coaches will approach from tho north through
Irving.pl In delivering their company passing out
through F0urteenth-st TO FourthaYc. In taking up,
coaches will form In the order established for their
delivery Gentlemen will please take the coach at the
door and not wait for any particular coach Faro in all
will b0 dollar for each passenger, without re-
gard to distance in the city. No coach will DO allowed III
line but such passed by inspection.
CIIAs. A. BRACKET,
Captain and Inspector OF Hackney Coaches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CIRCUIr.
Ne civil calendar The and Trmiur will be continued
ll.-Aijourn without day.
PART I-Deiors Mr. Justice T. SMITH Court opens 81 10
Short Causes.
lJO9-Duvsen It al at. Hcrken. 29l--S,ranS woolt
rah 2itfl-Sane Same
2i2i-pryrr agt Dillon ltii-Beiuger AZ. Bach
2l59-Reel at. Fitzgerald 25,J--Jouauique sgt Rushton
275l-Railih CASSIDY bsiSWan naunCnbaum ct al
1865 Cummings agL Coe lB9-Htckes agt Poudir
ll97-Nalon, IT,, sgt hSerA 9ll--tlatA agt Mahh
JOOl-Ilirsh sgt Copeland la6-Sprague agt Rathborn
CHAMBERS.
Hold ~ Court opens lOS Call Of csenlara u
Reserved Cases
Nos Nos
91--ware agt. whiehouso 43-Conroy al. TugWel
Call commences nj No. 7l--lIAr at Loeb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

BOARD or CoUSCrMEN.-This Board was TO have
held meeting at o'clock yesterday afternoon but ut
that hour quorum appearing. President Brnnan
nouncod tho Board adjourned until Monday next at
O'Clock T. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
Captain and Inspector OF Hackn

The name of Thomas Wagner, which appeared in
the report Of the trial trip Of the Dundcnberg IA con
sclng engineer for the Hpa Iron Works. should have
been Thomas MAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATS CoMMIssIoNERs 2srfIcE-FE'' "'

Before Commissioner OsgfoRs
ALLEGED EXECUTION or A FRAJfDULENT bOND'
United States sgt Nathaniel ~ millA Ct.
The defendant was brought before the Comniiis-
sOner charged with executing fra udnient Don toi s
purpose OF Obtaining quantity Of whisky from reSdy 70
proceed defendant was eOmmittd in default OF pail I4r
an examination to take place this afternoon at O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.

,us c,prroI1rs ARCmTECTURR AND DECORATIONS
TnF ROTUNDA PAISTINGS-MISS REAA1 SIAiOh go ~"
Rr,TS-THR PASSAGES AND TnB sPEAhIHS h''A-
LErIZF'S FRISCO HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

The amount Of scrip outstanding tho 9lst day OF De-
cember 1866, excluding that held by the Company,
g. $50 Under the circumstances 1t was the plain and
obvious duty o the HOard Of Trustees In cancel all the
outstanding scrip OF which tho OF sl2377O held
individually by The Trustees and large proportion Ivy
the Finance Committee, which recommended the passage
Of the resolution for cancellation.
Concerning tho increase Of capital. the report says
During the 1866, tho sun Mutual, with an income In
cash amounting 10 over $2OO0OO0, has sunk about 81
100000 Of scrip IN addition; such possible results IN
single year. Enthusiastically indicate the impcrious neces
sy for strength OF capital In order adequately TO
meet the exgencies OF our modern commerce.. Com
panes should DO organized shaped and intended TO meet
the casualties OF exceptional years, extraordinary
losses tho OF the statst inevitable result OF
the LAPSE OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

Westerly tR.ll Gift enterprise firm has disap-
pcarcd with about 100000 forwarded by dcu1ed people
wa? loped " got sugdenlY r,cb