THE AMERICAN CITIZEN. Butler, Pa.. Wednesday, Nov. i1,'865 Victoria Breelilcr. A young man by the name of Victoria Brechier, is suppofml to live somewhere in Butler county ; if he shouW meet with this notice, he will be informed of the death of his father—Jacob Urechier, — which occurred on the 3d of October. —- He is also requested to return home im mediately. Jul. i us BRKCUIER. W Dr. Oldshue having been engag ed to deliver a course of Lectures (24 in number,) on Urino Pathology, fn the Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery, will be necessarily absent from Pittsburgh a short time in November. Any professional services orcommuni -catious desired beforu the Cth will be "cheerfully attended to. He will be at home again on the 20th of November, when business will be promptly resumed and he will be ploased to receive your calls at No. 132 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tcaclim' Institute. In our paper this week is a well writ ten, and well timed communication on this subject. The Institute is to com mence on the 7th, inst., as will be seen by the call, also in our paper. We were sorry that this communication did not reach us in time for our last issue. We hope all ftieuds of education will road it carefully aud profit by its sugges tions. Let teachers and other friends of education come together and interchange views, and thus improve themselves, that they may be the better fitted for the great work before them, —the education of the masses. Athlress. On the first page of our paper this week, will be found on able and interest ing address delivered by Hon. Win. 1). Kelly, one of the Representative men uf our State, and at present a Congressman from the forth district of Philadelphia. But a lew years agu the congressmen of Philadelphia were afraid —it teemed to us—to avow sympathy with the Repub lican party ! They wcro representatives of the "People's Party." What a great change has eome over the Quaker city in the last ten years! Judge Kcllcy Was not only one of the Radical members of the la -.: Congress, but, in spite of Montgom ery Ulan—who still cluinml fellowship with us, v.as triumphantly re elected.— We ask for this address a careful reading, lu it is seen no pride of caste—no appeal totbe prejudices of blood; liut.like a chris tian statesman, he examines the subject exclusively through tlic light of reason. IS on. (ieo. V. liiiwrcnce. The many friends of this distinguish- ' 1 ■ed citizen —iiieinoer of Congress elect, j from our adjoining district of Washing | ' ton., (Jrccn, Heaver and Lawrence, wore much gricvuil to read the announce- ' meut of his death a short time since. The Pittsburgh dailies pronoun ced handsome eulogies upon his public services although somewhat incorrect, as to the detail of his public history. As fate would have it however, the announce ment was premature, and the Hon. M. 0. will have the satisfaction of seeing the sort of record he would have left if called from the stajje of action just now. And if there is anything wanting to gratify his honest ambition, we trust he will em brace tho ample opportunities, which we hope as a puLlic man still await him, to fill up the blanks. As it was, however, the obituary was very flattering, as it "was also "true to life." Tho only defi ciency was. that there was no subject.— Mr. I jawrence has, we trust, by this time') quite recovered. It is said that during the short time i in which it was supposed that the twenty first district was without a Congressman, there was considerable of a patriotic dem onstration on the part of men of talent (?) in some parts of the district, who were quite willing to mcrifire their pri vate interests to the public good! How gratifying it must have been to those gentlemen to learn that the reported de mise was a mistake.! The following from the Couruut, cf New Castle, shows how some of the promi ucnt citizens of Lawrence county were .exercised on the subject: •'•The Pittsburgh Chronicle of Satur day evening announced the painful intel ligence of the death of Hon. George V. Lawrence, our representative to Congress, ihe news was confirmed by the morning papers of Monday. Of course everybody was sorry to hear such distressing news, and some were so deeply uffected as to promptly volunteer to take his place and pertorin all the arduous duties devolving upon a member of Cougress. How many of the latter class were in the District, we have no means of ascertaiuiug; but iu New Castle, not leas thau tour. We have heard of a u umber of good | thiugs iu conuectiAi with the brief can- j vns of Monday ; but the richest of all is ; ■the fact thai James M. Kuester wasscri-1 ously a candidate and labored diligently , «1! day, to get the people to 'see it.'— j It is said the French gentleman, Moos. I G. de Kuester,—who protcsses to be a j good Republican wttco the democracy i ■refused to allow iii»u Jo have anything to i <io with their paper—was oa the street, ' .urging upon tho Union jucu Jtie necessi ty of nominating the strongest man in the Distt j<*t. The name «112 VVaHiuc was j generally mentioned, •£ theiudividuil- ; but de Kucstor thought he would never do. He wa9 a nice man, and a good citizen; but lacking in talent for so exal ted ti position at this particular crisis.— Other names were mentiened; but de Kuester found objections to all, and final ly stated his firm conviction that "Pappy" was the only nittn, under the circon.stan ces, that the Vnion party dare put up.— No other person conld beat Lazear, whom the Democracy was certain to run. Tues day morning's paper brought the intelli gence that Lawrence was not only,not dead, but rapidly recovering. All the other candidate* backed off on reading this in telligence; but 'p a PPy' i» running yet In the Pittsburgh Gazette of Wedeusday we find the following : 'LATEST FHOM NKW CASTLE,' 'The contest for tlis nomination for Congress in this section will be warm.— Among the candidates we notice J. M, Kuester, editor of the Laurence Journal a good Union journnl which has done much good in the cause. Mr. K. is a good man, and has the ability to fill the position, if nominated and elected, with honor to the State and little Lawrence. — He is a firm friend to the administration, a good worker and is always at his post. We went a few more of his caste in Con gress. lie would make a faithful ropre tentative. May he be nominated. PICA.' "The signature to this remarkable letter is one not likely to bj adopted by any but a printer, as it is the name of a certain sized type. Of course it would be diffi cult to imagin what printer wrote it We may mention as a coincidence, that 'pappy' went to Pittsburgh on Tuesday afternoon—probably to hunt up the author of the hand bill calling an indignation meeting. It is a shabby trick in Ocorge Law rence, to presist in living, when by his stiibborness the District is deprived of so much ability, to say nothing of the honor that might bf reflected on the State in general, aud little Lawrence in particular. We admire Mr. K's pluck iu hanging on. Stick to it, 'l'appy,' Lawrence may take occasion to die, some time, yet; and then you have the start of all competi tors." May the Hon. M. C. long live to Berve his country, is our wish. ]>l ]-:■>: On the morning cf the 7th ofOftolnr, 1805, of typhoid fever, Mr. Win if, itit ket.aged 27 }ultra, Aim., on the morning -f the Rfh of October, 1865 of the name, Mr. David liny, aged 39 yews; both of Clin ton tp , Butler co. I 'a. Hotl» member- of Clinton V. P. congregation, under the INwtoral enre of Rev W, 11. Hutchison. The former was well known as h school toucher of ability,—a prom ising young man, l>oth in church and in m»cinl society.— The hitter, a farmer' who'spont the most part of ths la*t year of his life In the aervico of his country, in Cap?. W. 11. Hutchison'a company. The f.uner leaves par enta, brothers and sisters, to lament his early depart ure. The latter leaves a widow and several snmll chil dren, te mourn his death, lint let them both be com forted It Is the doing of the Lord. it is strange, that in this same neighborhood of nine or ten families Joining farms, all have been afflict? I with disontery or F ver, and iu some two or mot oof these families there lias been sickness nt the same time sine." l June last, ami very little outside the* fai Mies or that neighborhood. 31 A mil 10 1). (Hi the 12th Oct- at the residonca ..f the bride's par ents bv li v. \V. R. Hot-bison, Mr. >Vm. O. Helton, a returned soldier of the 1 :.»»b Pa. Vol, to Miss SalHe Andrews, • thof ltwtlercomity, Pa. «>» the aztTOct. ISO., at the residence of the bride's fathers', Mr. Samuel Dufford, by Rev. C. A. Ltniberg, Mr. Loob W.iirnor llaiet. from Md„ to Mis* Anna Mai garet fluff At tlie'resideiii-eof the bride's father, in Penn tp . on theß6tll ult,. h v Hev. ftgden. Mr. Ueorge Graham Jeflfeison tp.,*o Mi«a Rebecca J. WeUh, both of this On Sopt. Mth by the Rev. T.nytl oung, I). TV Mr. Saifmel Patten, t • Mis* llella Rartltv, both 112 Oakland township, Itutl. i<'■>.. 1'.., | Sra iAL \OT!« !IS. FT""** 1 I.MMUM;I. 3^ M Hip Mali, on ri J n clock. Brethren from sister Lodges are respectful v Invited to attend. By order of the N. O. « A Y. M.—Butler I/odge, NO. 272, A. Y. M. holds _ ;>\ Its stated meetings in Odd Fellows Hall, on -Mam Street. Ilntlur I'a. on 'he first Wed new '' n - v month. Brethren from sister I \ Mpaaru r«pcclftilly tavHed to attend. By order of the W. M. Miisle. The Mason &. Hamlin Cahiiift Orirani, forty different styles, adapted io sacred ami aecnliar mu sic, f.rfsi t,»**>.) each. THIRTY FIVE HOLD or SIL VER MEDALS, or oilier flrei premium-, awarded them. , lllwtratedCatnl .gues free. Address, MASON' A HAM LIN, ROSTOV, or MASON BROTHERS, N FCW YORK. Nov. Ist, 'dCr—ly. 4 CARDTOTHE SUFFERING. Xl. I»O YOU WISH TO RK CURED? IF SO, BWAL low two or three hogsheads oT'Bitcho," "Tonic Bitters." "SarsnparillM," ••Nervous Antidotes." Ac., Ac Ac and after you are satisfied with the result tlien trv'one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCIIAVS KNOLISH BPECIFIC PILLS --and herestored to health ami rigor in lees than thirty tiajs. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and salutary iu their effect*on the hroken-down and shattered constitution. Old and young can take ™ J?,. DK. BITCHAN S ENtiLISH SHE r lon * ,hun 30 the worst rases • 1 V Impotenay, Premature Decay, Be_- Inal Weakness. Infinity and all Urinary, Sexual, and Nsrvons Affections, no matter from what cause produced 1 rice One Dollar per box. geut, postpaid, by mail, «<n receipt of au order, ' Addrew JAMES 8. BUTLER, No. 129 Broadway, New York, General Agent, iVrr L V?? 1 to any addrseson receipt of price— which is One Dotiar—poitfrre. Qj- A descriptive cir cular sent on application. Butler, July i», 18<i4::8w. TO consumptives. Q VFFKRBRg WITH COMSUMPTIOX Asthma, Uron- O rhiti*, or any disease of the Throat oi Lungs, will be cheerfully furnished, without charge, with the remedy by the use of which the Rev. Edward A. Wilson, of Wili iaimdnirg, New York, wan completely restored to health, nfter having Buffered several years with that dread dis eaae. Consumption. To Consnmptive suffererß, this rem edy in worthy of an immediate trial. It will cost noth ing, and may be the moauxof their perfect restoration. Those desiring the same will pleaac address Rr.v. ED WARD A. WILSON. 1185 Sotm Second STREET W inianj>l'uig. Kings County, New York. August 16^:0*: To Drunkards oi.t> IJOCTOR urcir.vx's DRI NKAIIDR CURE, pnrmam-ntly eradicates the taste for strongdttak and cure* the woret cases cf druukeunces in less than eight weeks. Thousands of reformed iaobriftes now lire toldesstbe day they were fortanate enough $o conunetice the use of tliis valuable remedy. Price Tw,, Dollar* a package. Mailed to any mares* on receipt of an order by JAMES BUTLER, 6*9 Br.wulway, New Ycrk, Sole Agent for Citfteu States. Aug. 16, MflS, 8-w. AdiniciiNfrator'K Notice. WHEREAS, letters of Adminwiration to the estate j of John Randolph, late of Coniiequenusiiiiigttvp v , Butler county, dec^'d., have ! een granted t • the übscri . her. AU p«r* us inde'oted to the «>ud ostitc are rt ques ted to jnakc immediate piymeuf. and thwe ItttTing ''ialmx or d«'iuand« against the estate <MNJie said <J< co dent wljl ntuke known the same wi'hout deiav to „ , E. H. RANDOLPH, Nov. Ist, 'fit—at. Adai'r Itlwvludoii of Purtnei'Mhip. riIHE l'art no r«hrpj (e retcfore existing bet we: n the un .JL designed in the Practice .if Law under the mote ami titieof is 4W*olve.l «y mutual c m -san - W, 11. H. RIDDLE, J. B. CLARK, The. buai£C4g of the office will bo settled l>v J. R. CLARK, iu the Office occupied ivy saUl hrtn. where all business e-itruStcJ tahie cure wiUhe s;- tendid to promptly. w 112 Nov. tfct. '«5- a* ri 'J TSUi:HCIH JIAHKJ2TH C e toset~£6fWto A PPLES—fct,SO <Tv 112 per birreT HITTER—Frt*li Roll, 22523 c per !b. . CHEESE —Western Reserve, 10c per !h; Hamburg, 17 per®). KflG§—l9 pet dofen. F LOCK—Wheat, flfa 811; Buckwheat, *5,50. OKMff—Wheat. f,210: Corn, 90c. Oata, CO. j li A lli.RY—Spring, *200,; Fall, OROCEIUEft—Sugar, lb per !b: Coffee. 52 \ nor fb: Molasses, 1,18 (q) 1,20 C per gallon ; Bjrmp, 120 @ ; per rndlon. SALT—Llvorpett, per u:u-k; No. 1, extra, SJOO per barrel. SEEDS— Flaxseed, 52,75 per hnahel lILTLEH MAItTtETH. November 1, 1805. BUTTER —Fresh Boi; M jents per pound BEANS—White, SI,OO per bushel. BA l: bKV—Spring, 00 BEESWAX—3S rent* ser pouud. EGGS—2S ••nts per dozen FLOUR—Wheat, SO,OO tq 0,50 per bund.; Rye 4 f 03 Bnckwcerit, ,60 per hnnu. FRUlT—Pried Apples, $2,00 to per bushel; Dried Peaches, $4,00 to 4,50. 112 EATIIER91 —50 cents per pound. Of!\lN—VVhsjit sl,Tsper brihol Rya, 75. Oats. 6Cc Corn 75; buckwheat, 75c. OROCEHIES —Coffee. Rio, 8714 par pound; Ja*a, 40 Sugar. 18cper pound; do. White, 30f N.O. MoUif es $1.50 cents per gallon; Syrup I,6oand SI,OO. HIDES—7 vents per |H>uud. EARD—IS cents per pound. NAILS—-s7,ooper keg. POTATOES— $ I snd per bu.-tnd. POUK--14 to 15 cents per pound. R A'lS—4 cents per pound. RlCß—ls cents per pound. SBEliS—Glover 112 1200 perhushel; Timothy $3,00 fax, $2,00. SALT—S3,7S per barrel. TALLOW—IO cents per pound. WOOL —05c per pound. GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH. A Family and an Agricultural Journal Of the Largest & Handsomest Description. dcvoitMl in CHOICE LITER ATLTK, including Poetry, Novelettta Tales, am! Moral and Entertaining Heading generally.—. In the Literary Department we shall present the clkajest witinn the reach of otircxtendcd means. The Novelettes, Talcs, Poetry, Ac., shall l»e supplied from the best and highest sources,and be equal to anything to be found in any journal or magazine. AGRICULTURE aud HORTICULTURE, embracing Farming, Oardening, Fruit-liaising, Ac. Our labors in this department for over thirty ycaits, have met the cor dial approbation of the public. Our purpose has been to furnish tiseful ami reliable information upon these very important branches of industry, and.to protect them so far as our power against tho false doctrines und selfish purpoeei of the mauy empires and sonsation-ai!- v entui ein by which the Farmer is incessantly nssaile«l.— This portion of the Gertnnufuwn TtJtgraph is akuie worth the whole price o£ subscription. NEWS DEPARTMENT.—The sams Imlnstry, care and discrimination, in gathering and preparing the Stirring Events of the Day, expressly for this paper, which hith erto has befcn one of its market! features and givon no uni versal satisfact! »n, will be cont{misd with Redoubled ef forts to meet the increasingdi iiiands of thetinblic. TKRMS:— Two dollars ami fifty cents per annum. No orders received without the cash, and nil subset iptions stopped at the end of the time paid for. Address, PHILIP R. FREAS, Editor and Proprietor, Oormantown, Philadn Pa Oct. 25, 1806. GIIEATCHANCE roit AGENTS. Wliat the People Want: STANDARD HISTORY OF THE WAR. Complete in one v£ry large Volume of over 1000 Pages. Ibis work has no rivnl as a candid, lucid, compjote, authentic .Uitl reliable history of the "great coiifliet."--- It contains (fading matter c-«|ual to three large roval octaro volumes, splendidly illu«trated with over ii») tine pot >niits of Oeneials, battlo scenes, maps and dia grams. Retiu neil and disabled offlcers ami soldiers, and ener getic young men In want of profitable employment wil. find this a rare chance te make moncv. We have Agents I lea ring S"JSO p«r month, whlcq we* will prove to any donbtinga|/plicant; for proof of tiie above sond for cifculHrsaud see our terms. Addrees, •H)\E? lIROTHERB A CO.. Philadslphia, l»a. O. t. 25. 1806, —It. NEW YORKOBSERVtR A WEEKLY a 5 si''.a.i<4s«i s & sH tLAie Newspaper Kmnily and Fireside, will p 0o?i t'iiii. ?v FOUTI-FOTISTir YIOAU of publication. True te The CHURCH, the CONSTITUTION and UNION It is calculated to edify and please both OLD AlffD YOlimU Ail mhscriber* paying us in edvance for lKfirt shall have their nsmes immediately entered, aud the Observer will be sent to them. UNTIL JANUARY FIRST, GRATIS I Subscribe soon, as the fr*n will coinmenco when the names arc entered. Nt tuple copies to any ad dress frrt. Terms, 93,50 :: your ill Advance SIDNEY E. MORSE Jr. k CO., Notice. Butlrr Count;/, sx. IN the matter of the Partition of the Real estate cd ■ Samuel Mealadac'd. O. 0. KO. 6, Dec. Term 18A3, And now to wit : September 9U, On motion of John M. Thompson, Court oppoint O W. Fleegt ran A uditor to distribute the money to those entitled to it after the encumbrances are paid. Certified from the record, th '2lst dav of October AD., IMtf. W. J. YOU NO Clerk I will attend to the duties of the shove appointment at the office of John M Thompson, in Butler, on Thurs day, the IGtn day of Nov«mber, ISfis, : ,t one oVlock. P. M . .of which all (mrtieH interested will take notice. ' O. W. FLEKtIRR, Oct, 26, 66::3t * Auditor. AudUor'H \olici'. Hutlcr counts , ss .* I N the tustter of the partition of the real estate of . John Kerner, dee d. O. C., No. 3 June Term, 1861. And now to wit: Sept. Aith, Court appoint O W; Fleeger an Auditor, to marshal! tho assets andjuako distribution. By the Court. Certified from the record this 21st day of October A I> , 1866. W. J. Yot:xo, CFk ofo. C. I will attend to the duties of the above appointment, ut the office of John 31 Thompon, in Butler, on Tut-a Uv the 21st day of Nov 1806, at oa«o*clack p. m ,of which all interested will take notice. 0. W. FLKEOEU 0ct.25.18C6-.lt* Audit ir* Excflos'.s Xolicc, rr.TTKRS testamentary on the last will and testamcat J of Samuel Baker, late of Centre Tp., Butler Co. doe'd, having been is«ued by the Register 'if Butler Co. to the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves in debted to said estate, are requested to make payment, and tbo«4' having claims against the same will them properly authenticated with Moses Thonip»<>n. Esq. when the nudersigned will receive them for x<-tth« nient. J AS. H. O. Oi'RE, Execq'or. Auditors Xolice. fN the matter of the acctmniof J. W. Chris Jr. Ex'r |of John McKisslck, dee'd. 0. No. 50, September Term, IH«6. Ami now to wit: Oct. 3d, 1866, on motion of C. M'- Caodtnw,Cottrt appoint Thcunas Roliinervr. Aud it..r ('• distribute the fuud among those entitle.! to re ceive it. By the Court. Cei tilled frOM the Record this 17th day of October, A D., 1865. IV. J. Yocao, Cl'k. Notice is hereby given t)int the undersigned will at tend to the duties of the abore appointment, at the of fice c»f Cliarles M'Caudless, Bbij., in Butler, on Thursd iv tho £\d day of November, A. D„lSfio, at 1 o'clock! P. M. THOMAS EOBI.\SON, (Jctober26, '65. Auditor lii«IIO»r"H Natice. IN thf oiiiltfr of the I'etlti'mof II F. Elliott, ofWorth Tp.. for an examiuci, to take testimony. Ac. C. I*. •« >. 1 Sopt. Tsrbi. 1866. And now to wit: Septem 2:.di IS .6. on moUon of Charles Esq Conrr up| oint Thomas Robiuson Esq., an examiner Ac. to report at bext term R i tier Oiuvty is. UcrUiirfd from tho record this 17th day «»f October, WM.ST'.-)i\s, proth'y given that the undo signed will at tend io tiiw.duties of the obovusi>p*dntmerit at the office ol Ghartai McOandLsss Esq iu Butler,on Friday the day of N'wr,» d l<K>o, at> 1 o'clock, P. M. TUOS. ROBINSON, Auditor AdmltiMtraior'it Xotiee. IKTT EUSui Admkiistrati. .j on the estate of David j Uo.v, Uit ot C.iuton Tp . having hpen duly gmptod tu ijie ut»d«Tßjgpcd, Uievi f-re, ail At rhqns kooVr i ig theimadvw indi'bled to said are reijnc-tcl fo make* iinjuc'tiato payment, wid th >-" having clsfcns against the same, Will jvcoiyst tfuni proj>eriy authenticated fc-r bettlrnout. OJCQ. VY- UAY. Adm'r. C t. 25 1««5. HEAD-QUARTERS FOR FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, The Best Assorted and Largest Stock of Goods ever opened | || D. T. PAPE & CO S. One Door South of Ist National Bank ISsiflflci*, Fii. IE INVITE COMPARISON A TV I> DEFY COMPETITION as far as Variety, Styles Quality of Goods and Pri ces arc Concerned. HsrOTICJIEJ. Win. Wick, for use vs H.J. Arnold and R 1\ Craw* ford, with notice to Dovld Phelps, Adm'r. of If. J Ar nold dee'd, And Mary Arnold widow. Isabella 11. Arnold, Andrew Arnold Mary Arnold and Elizabeth Arnold mi nor children and legal representatives «.f tiiu decedent S. A H. M. Harper, for nso vs. I{. J. Ar- >id ot al with notice. C. P No: 10, !>.-«•Term, 1805. A. Voting A Co. for nso vs 11. J, Armdd ot al with no tice. C. P. So. 11, Roe. Term, Charles Collins, for use vg H.J. Arnold,etal with liotjro. C. P. No. 12, Dec. Term* IKt>s. m John Kelly f.»r use ra It. P. Crawford, etal with uotieo. C. I 1 No. 13, 10(15. John Kobb, for lise vs 11. J. Am old, et al with'notice. C. P. No. 14. Dec. Term, 1805. Kallor A Urnper for use v« 11. P. Arnold, el «l with notice. C. I'. No. 15, Dec. Term, 1805. Pallor AGrnper, for two vs. 11. J. Arnold ot al. with notice. C. P. No. 10. Dec. Term lSitf. T. R. Clark A C". fi>r u.-e vs 11.,1. Arnold et al with notice. l\ P. No. 1". Dec.Term, 1805. J. 11. Portorfleld, for use vs ||. J. Arnold ot al with notco. U. P. No. is, Dec. Term. 1865. And now to wit: Spj • 27, I*#s, on motion of J. V. Pointer Kki|. service on the widow and heirs ro«i ling out of the county to ho made by the usual publication in one newspaper, published in Butler County, according to lau . Ry the Court butler County »s. Certified from the record, tlii* 27tU day of B**pt. 1805. WM. STOOPS, Proth'y. Mary Arnold widow, Ts-ihell* R. Armdd. Andrew Ar •old, Mary Arnold pmt Elizabeth Arnold, will take no tice of vh' ■ » -veorder. VT. O BRACKEN RIDOK, Sheriff. Orphan's Court Sale. BY virtue of an order and decree of"|be orphans (our? I In and for the county ..f Butler th Ujvlerslgned guardiauof James L (ieorgeW.and Sophroniu Q« Ro-.e- 1 baugh, miuorcliil lrea of Jacob Boecbuagh late of 'J»l' I county dee'd, w ill offer for sale at public vendue on the premises idtUHto In Iho boro of sal<l count v,. >ii W'ediu-sday the 2^*l.day of November next, at 1 o'« lock'p. in., of said dry tho UndlVid-'d three fifth of the following d-seribud real estate, to wit : One lot situated in theboro aforesaid, hounded ou the North by New Castle sfreet, on the East by Susana Young, on the West by a street! and on the South by an ally, on which is erected a two storv brick house, ftable, and bbwkuuith shop. Also three acres of ground situated in .-aid la»ro Itoniided on the North by a street, Knst by nil the West hyUeo. Wairen.and on South by Jane s Mc(biwet) Also tifienu ncrea of liuid situated in said boro. more or 1-ss.|botitided North by Henry Pilh>w, Bast by MrKlheinr A Hoou. West byj. Ruesheti A R. L IVters. nu.| Soutfi by llutler ntreet and S Hoon. Title indisputable. Teiins of silicone third of the purchase m-tiey in hand and the balance in two equal annual installments with interest from confirmation of sale by said court lIKNRYPILLOW, JOflN MF.YKRS. Rutler Ocbiher 11,1**55 Onardians. Stray Cow. ' CIAMK to the residence of th< *nl>ecril»cr on the fkrm J of Jaines |. Robinson in Cranlierry tp., on the first of August last, a small row of a pnie nil or .vollowlmli color, soinewhlte on her biu-k, about 12 or old—no ear mark or any other marks perceptible. The owner is re quested to come forward aiel prove property, pay all ex penses aud take her away or she will bo s.,ld according law - ADAM PTiNfiETER. Rutler Octi.berll, IRA5r3t. Iliwoliitioii. \TOTICE is hereby given th it the partner«hip hcrot'"- i> fore e.xistuii; between Ja?». Marshall and Win. Kid die In Promiect under the title of MarKhall A Riddle, has this day (September 21st, 1804,) by mutual consent been dissolved, Wm. Riddle who will c-mdrn t the bus!nets ' hereafter In tke old stand, is authorized to receive all debt* due the Ann. MARSHALL A RIDIfLK. Hnfler Octobei 11, lS05::"t. Administrator's Notice. >TOTICK i-hereby glvent hat of Administra | tion bus been bwtied to the undersigre-d ou the es tate of John Senton, late of Venango tp.,d«H'd. All per sons knowing themselves indebted to said -tale will makejimincdiatc payment ami those having claims against ilia same will present tbciu ptoferly authenticated for settlement. WM.SKNTON Rutler pet. 11 16*'5. NEW FIRM, ' Sedwick NefF k Co. JOHN A. SEDW ICK, P. P. Brown,and K. Neff, have this day went into ;v Partnership, in the Harness and Saddle manufacturing business, «t theoLl stand of John A. Sedwick, op|MMite lloyd's HuiMing, where they will continue to manufacture nil articles in their Hne,at the lowest price*. Give us a call. Oct. 11, IWe. BXOWIOK NEFF A CO. 1 "pkll. FITCHES KEMALK tiLPPORTEKS, IJ DR. CIIERSMAN'S FEMALE PILLS. Trasses nf nil kind* for Anient HAMILTON'S Dntg Store. Kxeentor'is afoliee, 112 ETTEIIP testamentary having been 1.-ented to the ' IJ undeisiitned, on the cstetu of E. 1) DeWolf, late of ' Slipj»eryrwk Tp., dee'd. Therefore, all persons know ing themselvf-s indebted to ttahl estate aro hereby re quired to make immediate payment, and tluwe having claims aguinsttbe eam-, will present them properly an- I thei.ticated 112 .r settlement. CATHARIN E DeWOLF Oct. 26, lH<v. Adni'x" I 3ST OTICE, A Good Weayer on the Hand Lkiid will find cou*ta*t /V empl -yjuerit apd Wagcj, at Hopewell Factory. ' near Nei t!» U a-dilugtou. E. EVANS 1 Oct 2 IBCS, proprietor. STolice. LETTEKB of Adoijnistratiyn ou t)ie «. 'a|« of K' hcrt Allen, liM* 1 of Ailegheny towitihip. Rutler county, , P« . dee'd., have been granted by the Register of Mia county, to the undersigned t then fore, ail persons know ing tbriuselvMiq.lpbtod, to said c#tute. w Ul vu\.* imme diate payment, and having claiins a-ainst the winie are to them duly autheutn 112 >r s 'tflrfneot. S V. AM.W. Adm'r. Novewbet 1. LIST OF LETTERS. rilUB fallowing ft the lixt of Letteri remaining in the 1 Punt Office, Juttfi Pa. Oct. Ist, 1805. .llwlue Frauds * s W C liuan Mcsr ri llenrv AT Jamison Ftnui ng 1 n-uird, Mr P. V Itaesein Miss Any Remit) Jr Mr. J *tr. Joseph Ranks Miss Anna I*ne JaniM Hell Mrs Mary, 2 Mamkl John \ Rice Mr John M Moor Dftvhl Rich Mr ltouiicr J MurtsolfMr Hepvy Rlakelv Lieut ffeos tt Martin !to»y Jan* Clark a Rr» Mai tin J.unrs Carpeu*urllr William, 4 Nv-ly gasper 8 ('kill-chill, K M Naury CrrtiWf T * s J k Dm i ki Mt«rUt ica v» tor F, 2 Inhin lit »' Palmer J»Mn V.Ms MM A»«n« R . Rexrowd F Emeriek.Char lee Rchhefr Purine Forifeati t hri-stena SJator Nathaniel «»/ orubs R«.lit M" fl^wrCbnfad Harwich Mis* Carallne Snyder llenry llimlnpm Jaa L * Si ear .Mr. Jain^e HerrU •! K Slat.h* Mi si Mar* It Hays Mr darnel WV.tr Mitt Nancy i llt»nirebig K«q: K M ,? in - I U Ut. Kli U H M.- - 'On I 4te Persons cnlliue toranv of the above letters wlll|)lnn*« ! say lliev are Adverihied. J J.SBDWICK. Oct. *',1805. PostSfet-fter KxccUtor'i >ol lee. XTI>TU:K U liin-li.tll il UII. M T."t«ini-nltirv mi the A \ f-«tate of Jidm Smith, late' i,-f Fairvlev *P|». dee'd., hare been graeied to the nndersigiie4, therefore aljper sous knowing theiuselves hiiWbted to «ai«l will make lhiined|ate jiwynieiit and • th«iso claims against the «akte will present tbihn propelv authentica ted t.,r settlement ROB BUT CAMPRELL, E*. Oct. 18,1BHA. Htvaf HHf^r. AM Kbit be larw'ol the sulifcribcr in Ma'ion Tp. j putler Co about the 15th of Sept. n white Heifer, mixed with jed on side oars pud lexjs, two jfcars old/the owner Is v«one«ted to come foi-ward pToTC proj»ei t». pay chargu.s ami take her away, otherwis«j «liu will dis posed of according tnl»* w. JQStTVA ADA M.S. NFiW BKIR'I\S FOR 1805-0 The Great Invention of the Ago in HOOP SKIRTS. J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent Duplex Elliptic, or double, Spring Skirt. THIS IN VRNTION consists of Dijm.kx (or two) klllp tic Pure Refined Bteel Springk, ingeniously bratled tight ly and firmly together, edge to eilge, making the eit.niost flexible, elastic atid durable Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break, like the Single Springs, and consequently preserve their perfect and beautiful Shape i,|on»th »u tiflrr long ns any single Hpriug that Kver Has or Can t.e in<ule. The wonderful flexibility ami great comfbrt and pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex RU ptic Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowdeil Aseem bile?) Operas, l.'arriages. Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress, u« the Skirl ran be folded when in use t > occupy a small place as easily and conveniently a* a Silk *»r Muslin Ih ess. A liAdy having enjoyed the plensui e. Cohrfort and Oreat Convenience of wearing the Duplex Klllptlr teel Spring Skitt for a single day will Never afterward* willingly dispense with their use. ForChildtftf, Mi*sei»,and Young Ladies they are superior to nil otl»prs. TilK HOOPS are covered with 2 ply doable twisted thread and will wear twice as long as the Single yam covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom rods on every Skirt are also Double Steel, and twice or doifblo eoyered to prevent the cover ing from wearing off tho rod? when diagging down stairs stone steps, Ac., Ac., which they arc constantly subjoct to when in use. All are made of new and elegant Corded Tapes, and are the best ijii'ility in every part giving to tho wearer the most graceful and puvfcct Shape possible, and are unquestionably the lightest, most desirable,comfortable und economical Skirt ever made. WEST S BRADLEY A CAUY, PROPttTUTOHS of the Invention, and SOLfcMANPFACTC RHUS,U7,Chambers and 7U A SI R'eutn Streets, Now York. FOR HA Ltf in ail fbst eiaiJS iStor«w In this City, and throngbi.ivt Uie ITottod-States and Canada.> Havana de Cuba, Mexico, Bout h America, and the Want Ifidfurf. it:). Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or deuble) Spring BWirt. . A. V. Watches and Clocks. rpilß uti lersigned would respectfully Inform the pub |_ lie, that he has on band and Is constantlv receiving TIIKNKW PATKHf LKVKR CLtH'K, striking -the first that bait ever been offerod for wile in this place.— Mantel clo< ks of all descriptions, and of the host quality and workmanship. American and Patent Lover Watches. hunting case, warranted to keep good time. Colt and Sharp's Revolver's, and Cartiidgeii, Jewelry of all kinds, aud of good quality; all of which wi'l be sold on reasonable terms for cash. Wuti lies aud Clicks repaired, and broken Jewelry mended ina workmanlike manner. Don't forget the place—on the \\ >t side *. Main Street. South of the Court House and the second door North of Thomas Stehh-y'i* Dry Hood's Store. CHARLKS WISKMAN. Sept. 0, 1805,::3m. HEAD QUARTERS. NEW ESTABLISHMENT jroifur i 9 . oris, ]7&TE OF THE I'OTOVAC ARMY, M'AS erected a New Rnildlng on Jefferson street, op posite the CiTi7.r.x omc . Where be is prepared, with an entirely N'.VV APPARATUS ami MA Tl'NlA J. nf the VJSItY JiJSST QL'ALlT i'and LA TKHT STYLES, to take LIFE LIKE PICTURES. THANKFUL FOR PAST PATRON AH B, WK OFF Kit our eervjea® to the public*: an I pledge ourselves 112« Hpare no' palne ur labor Xq ari otiiniodufo all who m-gi think puo|M*r to give us a call. JOHN P. Oltß. Rutler, Oct- 4, lS'j&'.tf. JAS. A. MEG-LEY, lias in Store, ami for ial'*, At the Lowest Prices, A very full ami attractive stock of IEW Coiiipriaing »w nnd desirable atyles of liADIES DRESS GOODS, FRENCH MERINOKS, CtHIHBHJ*. ALL WOOL POPLINS, ALPACAS. DBI'AINS PRINTS, Ac A Splended Stock of Shawls RLANKKT? ami FLANNLt^. P.ALMORAL A HOOP SKIRTS, NeW Styles of Woolen Hoods, WOOLEN KNIT SHAWLS, SONTAHB NL'RIRS AC. Gloves Hosiery and Fancy Goods. ME;XS iVARE if- DOMESTIC GOODS. Buyers will And it to their hiteTeet"to call and exam file oar assortment. JAMES A. NKULRY, Soqtli end of Town—Rutler Pa. Oct. 4.18«fc:6t: IsTOTXOS. \PPIJCATION was made to the Court of Coiiunun Pleas, at Scjiteinbei'Term, 1 to grant a dim ter of Im orporatiou to th»* *-Herjj»an Ki'fUlgelleal Reforiuef*.. St. Paul s church of Rutler, Pa., of which nil interested will take notice. WM. Proth'y. Grist Mill and Farm For Sale. THE underidgnecl < tfers at private sale, his (trial Mill and Farm aitunted in the borough of Millerstown, Rutlqr Co.. Pa. The Improvements ;ire a large Orfet Mill,with two run of Itnra. and two run ot common .-tone, rune both by steam and water.aml the best situa tion perhaps in the couqty, for custom. Three dwel ling bouse*, one d* able barn, and a boat seventy acre-* cleared, ami uuder fence,a coal Uriß opened and cool iu abundance. JOHN Rl'FofiD. Knitting Machines. rpHK undersfgned w uTdTufofm tlie public that he is . 1 jueparod to tMpil *nitting Ma chine—the slrongeiit, mwt simple atid i»wif in the world Patented in IBol,ond perfected tin • Tlilißi.iiShioe will not only do plain work, .'ne.l wn-ks A>- but al«o frtneY knitting, with a mo*i ana In autiinl stitch I It will knit * »in(V*rts, Ntilnee Ac, twenty arte les—• Any wielrtng to t>btaiu one will pleoee eeiid for circular Ad4»"-««<ettoJA*i'i;j a stamp.) R F SAWHfLL Zclieuopl» Ort. 25,) p 6* A' eat 112« ! Ru:l«r County. PHOTOGRAPHS, g jg i 1 DAGUERREOTYPES, H/iyiXO FULI<TjPO)IP!.KTKU AM. THIS NJ'.CKS saiy arrangement* fir Photographing, in >ll the T:irlon« ntyln, of the nit, Mr. Himoltmnrt.uM ri'»|MKlfiilly call tlie attention.if tlio julillcloliUnowly Furnished Establishment, on the comer of Main unit Jaffa mo n Streets, opposite Weber A Troutntan s Store, where )>#• hi now fully prepa red to inako at the shot tt>.<t powihle notisa<, ft J 7/0 Tot;HA 1 7/.y. A .yuan rrrns FMititEorrrss. I!-|ivil to the Tory best 4'iill mill lCxnmii! Specimens. B. c. iiAsslstOn. Butler* Juno 14,1P05. STEEL TOOTH, HAY AND GRAIN RAKKS, WALKER'S IMPROVEMENT. MAJfLFAtI'FIm) IIY <3. V. HOKHSHU, Butler, Pa. Those Rakes lire warranted to he equally as good, and much rlteape In market. Butler Claim A^M'iit, rnil B uiMkninei] would respoctfully notify the public 1 that be has been regularly commissioned as CL-A-IIM; A-Oejistt, f>r securing Ilhunty Monty, Arrears of J\»»/ and itn stout, for soldiers, ortf they are deed, for their logsl representative*. No charge will be made for prosecuting the claims of *<ddivrs, or their rep-esontativea until the •time are collected. C. K. AXDJKUBON. Btitler, June 27, llKfo. A<lin *ii i.st I*lll orlVoiee. rETTBBS of Administration on the estate of John J Allen Km|. lute of Allegheny Tp., dee'd. having heen granted tn the undendgfiad,all persons knowing them selves indebted to said estate aie requested t.« make Immediate payment,and those having clnhn« against the same will presont them properly authenticated f<<r set* tlenient. J. It. ALLKX, Sept. C», 18fi\ Admr. Admlnlslralftr's \ullcc. ESTATE Of JACOB WIMKS MCC'D. IETTKBB of Administration, on tho estate of Jaroh J Winier, late of Mnddy'creek Tp., dee'd hare this day been duly grantod to tho undersigned, therefore, nil per doll* Indebted t.) said estate are respectfully notified to tttake iiitutudiale payment.and those having claims against tho same, will present them properly nuthentica ted for settlement. W W. ROBERTB Ad'm. Attxuinistrator'g Police IBTTEKS of Administration, on the citato «.f W. 0. J Maxwell, lata of Mercer Township dee'd. bate been granted to the undersigned, therefore all persists indebted to aahl estate are respectfully iiiTiteil to make immediatepayment.fcnd those hiving claims against the samo will present them prcperly autnsiitlc«t<l for set tlement. J. 0 MAXWELL. Kept, n, lfiftft. Adm r. Adiiiinistc ator'M Notice. IETTERS of Administration on the estate ..f Jacob J Walters, lute of Butlor township, dee'd. have this day been granted to tlio undersigned, therefore nil per sona indebted to Mil! estate are requested to make im mcdiat-* payment, and those having claims ugainat the same will present them properly authenticated for set tlement. PIIII.LTP HICK Kb, Sept. 20, 1886. UEOUUTS WALTERS. NKW IIAUNEHH BIIOP. S9 "" g= 5=3 s dSPiS' SI F Sedwick, NefF & Co. H" AVIXC ivpenod a n»-w Ilarnemi Shop, opposite Boyd's Bnildings, Butler, Va., will keep constantlv on li'tnd, a lar«e as.i..rtmeWt «>f Fnddle*. Harm'"*, nnd every thing in their line <>f hnsineae. which lie offers at price* to suit tli#* times. Work of all kimly mAiiufhcturod to order, and t-e]iairing done on short notice, Dec. V.lßA3:::tf JOII.V A. BEDWTCK. Ash. & Grabam, A. TTQ . A?fD at law, on. ( ITv, 1»A. hlr Particular attention given to Conveyancing and the exMtuit aflon "112 Tiilw. clainis b*'a,'ht md'aold jfsr Oflire on Main Street, Or t building e«ft of Pu*t OJlrs. R. M. M'LURE, Attorney at Law, PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT. OrriCß,!.". B. corner of Diamond, Butler, !•/«, Feb. >, l«W::tf. Administrator's Notice IF.TTKRS of administration on thecatite of J a me* A Of'T. late of Clay fp.. Itiltler nullity, Ph.. due' d have been duly by the Rfltflntcf of said coup tv lo the undersigned; fb« rofofe. nil persons knowing themselves Indebted 112«» sdd estate, will make imme diate pavment, and those haviotr cldims against the cimc wil' present them properly authenticated for settlement. JOSJCPII fiRKKR. Sept V 'to. Admhi'str tor LOST, 0\ or alK»nt the I<Sfl| of June a Pdckft Hook con taining about HO dollar* and « Discharge, otno placo between Ki'hcrs Tavern ami Hut lor. the linder will bo liberally rewarded by leaving it at tile Citizen Office, llntler P». ROUT. M'QUISTA IN. scpt. J7, IBM. ~ John M. TliomiHOfi, and Charles M'Oandl***, vs. Jf%n. A. llofTnian. C. I'. N«\73,Bept Tprpi f*«*pt. 1605, *in motion of (lirtflrn MtCbridlcsa Ctinrt jrrnnt a Kule on deft. t*> plead on «»r befipo kirn first day •112 next term—or Jndanient according t»» taW f-.r the following premises to wif : Fifty acres of land idtnate in Centre Tp. Itntler Co. bounded north by land? ofConn and McAnaaTlen. ea*t by 1)«tM McK'Vsirk. rontli liy .lo»eph Mr Anna! ten, an<l west by John Mobivitt. lliitfar CovMty. >•*. I'aftifiad Iforp tho Record, thia loth «lny of October, I*os. 'A .M. 8T00l»f», IToth'y. Valuable Farms for Nttle. rpwo lirxrntKD ACRKH of Hwiit ftt Ontr* T<•wn.«liip J about 120 ucref eighteen of which o»<« inline mwuptw—R'hhl orchard. log house and forge frame bnnk barn—a first situs farm in 'good order,—priip fifty Hol lars per acre. Ai.so.—One hundred an<l thirty-fair aciv* In Clay Tp. 01* hnnilretl ocre< clenred—about thirty of which are meadow—on MmWycrrek. orcluud—ncv frame hou»e,aud log ham —laud uo J •'fluid with a vein of cr»al. price thirty-flvM dollars per acre, This is a prime thnn, for psrtk-Ulars emptiie at tiny office. Or|)ha:rN( oiii>i Male. I) Y virtue uf an order and decree of the Oi jniu* f!ourt IJ <>f Uutler County, tho undersigned guardian of H.d l'd, Olircp < aadKlixab th Itsdlrk, minor children of Samuel Kedick, dee'd, will olfpr for sale it public vendue on the premises on Thursday the i'ld rfuv ef .\«<vr>mhcr ne\t,nt onto clock p. m.,ot said da.v. all the intercut of said nibior«. ftioiie hundred and flffy a-'rerfor Innd, morcor la* fcitu.*t»*d in All* f -Ui ny tp., lintivr t'miniy] J'a. ibmpded <yi the North .-y Snow den Ank>-u. on "tli«L Kant by part of tke same truet.on 'bo Koulh by Jmnea CoLin, and on the West byjniues <>>lc»u & Wut Cap«p-' bell. Said iulu<trs are aelx<l in f«> »*Maii»s>nr l .|iiil»- |cct tpowerv;- to certwia creditors and letm* luip.-td them l»j the Hat will ami ttwtoiuent "fM'rrt. iiin ol>aid t nvaebip di c'il. duly Lrobate.-i a«*l r*u-a-«fo.|l In Uutler, and fh« tn'e*,e#<fAf Raid miners, Iti rieale'ttil" i> 111 bw u'dd and the pm<.biw-<T will tikqii 112 to tho lenor *ndc -ndittny of miid Wifl. TuriiMi of dal'j—One-'tWrd of tho pmcUiUte mnney to be paid in h'ml, and the rctddno in two c<pml n,tyial paymeuto with interabt fttiAi the conJtnnatwn rf vd« by •aid Court. JOHN' PUAKCJi iCurdlftu.' ISC3 • | 18Q5,1»enL Goods! 18^5. A.VB WKU.HKLKCTKD STOCK Of Splendid Seasonable Gtooda, Just race hied and for Sale at the 3STEW STORE OF WEBER & TfIOUTHiN, DaiUißc.iwn« nf Mail! tMrnmi ata. UCTI.KH, PA., Oonalsttoguf Dry Uowda.suoh as FINK DELAINfc, CA9HMKRBB, ALAPAOAB, rfIINT«, BALMORAL BKIBTS A larga aeeortineut of LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, RIBBONS,' 'LA^Es"" I and all kindq of Trintiningii. gj ( »,J U KNTS. W „,CU u CASHIMERKg, SAT J N MTTS, ,1K ANS OATTON VDKH, A«. Hendy-Murto CUotlilntf. HATS AND GAPS Of the very latest Styles. A large and wellseUetodStiK:k of BOOTS & SHOES, Hardware, Qweenswape, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, Anda Oenuine Article of STRAINED HONEY, All of which will bp sold ob**p for ('ASH, >,r OOfNTRY PRODUCE WEBER & THOUTMAN. April 12. lKf,6::«i„o . LEATHE R AND FINDINGS STORE, ON MAIN STREET, One door North of M'Aboy's Btoro, ciKNTf FRKNOH CALF HOOTS, SHOES AND CONGRKSS OAITERS. LADIES & GETjTS' SLIPPERS. MISSES' HOOTS, SHOES, AND GUMS. BOYS BOOTS SHOES. (iiiidrcn'H SIIOOH of nil Klndn. A KL'I.I. ANI) COMPLSTK ASHIIRTIfK.N'T „112 my own rna'mfurtnro, rfmM«,itly baml.ntKl wurk mini, to onlnr, of Ihn HKST BT(XX and in tlio LATEST STYLE. A large and full assortment of KaxteVn stock, of tho very best material and workmanship. All kind* of LEATHER & FINDINGS mill t'. minrm Calf tkint, er, ROANS AND LlNffctS or nil kiiKlH. tv. liav« the lat-giwt, h.«t nylrclwl. ami f„i tl.cT tiiMoß, - k M,rr "fr.Twl l„ r ,„l. m ]■«<!.-, selves l ,u ' i " rnrp invited to cull and examine f..r them. Hay 31—ff THEODOUK fIUSKLTOK MOWING MACHINES. IiIAIIMKI'fi arc Invited to call (jml nxiunin our asa/>rt ment Mowing Machlnn« We are prepared to mrnish them on reasonable tonus aud with the LATEST IMPROVEMENS, ni|io >.n lian.l», H». K|rrat<ir«, Cnlti.iil.ini »e. llullrr. May U), lsfili, J. u. * W.CAJII'HEI.I, lACtlllur'M .\oticc. On the Kit ata of W'ilxon Peurct. 'V'OTIf'K i« hiTol.j glvun. Ihiit I,.|t»r» Tpitmuontary r II" ■ "I"""! !'«»ri-o, late of (,'ranbi rrj l p., Butb*r roiinty, dec d, been duly grunted to the therefore. H JI persons knowing them selves indebted estate, sr« respectfullT iequest«d to make immediete setlleu.ent, and those haVlngcWms agaiuct the mini*, will present them, properly authenti cated for settlement. THOB. ROBINSON, B*pt. «, ISOo. J Q MARSHALL, E««cutoty. Farm for Nate. IjjIOBTY Five acres of improved land for sale in Penn Pp.. nix inHes from the boTmigk of Butler and one fourth iniio friun the Butler A Allegheny Plank lU»ad eonv.tnent chnrchas, schools A#\ f„ r particulars aud terati. emjnirn of ih<- uudersii^ned. Sept. 0, 18A6. JOHN Q. A. KENNEDY. FAMILY BIBLES. -A- FEESH OF Plifttagrftffe. SillMy AT HEINEMAN'S lliu-cli S2, mm. William E» MoorG. PENSION, BOUNTY CLAIM AGENT K. N'junklu'.omfe, Main Street, op. W4«tt«i Zljuuieriasn'a Hotel, Ilutlrr. Duller Co. I»a. cftarge ttntjl chlbns receivtMl."*^ AiimiiiiNlratov'N Motive. l 'Htnt<> '</' Wn%\ Martin <Wd. ILTVfcRft of AdminifcM'itiouf on the ostalo of Wm J Martin, lato ef ifirioirTp.. tlec'd. have this day (Sejt. 2H, lSHft) been duly gfe■»»to the th-ivfoio, all fiM-mji'h luoeJjtod tou uiti estate are reK i)a> tfuß> to tnskeimnu'Dctlr; lovut.and th< yfi liaviug t Ltims th*» *»me, mil them pro|j erlv authenticated fc<r settlement. 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