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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06
BUTLER MARKETS.


BUTTER-Fresh Roll 2s cents per pound
BEANs-Whitc, - 90 per busheL
BEEF-Is bought from wagons At and cts per lb'
BARLEY-sprng. Sl00 Fall. .l,lO
BEESNAN-33 cents ser pound.
EGGS-15 cents per dozen.
FLoUR-Wheat, S3 IS per hundi Buekwheat S2i'5f'ye
2T5.
FRUIT-Dred Apples 81, and 200 per bushel Dried
Peaches, $3.50 to 400.
FEATHERS-i5 cents per pound
GRAIN-Whoat. 8, Is a. 40 per bushel; Rye, 10.
Oats, fOc Corn, loo Bnckwnnt, T5c.
OCERIES-Cofiee Rio, 40c per pound; Java, 60c;
Brown Sugar 1Cc per pound do White, 2Oc N o. Molns
Sos, SO cents per gallon; syrup eOc and 81.
HGDES-TM cents per pound.
LARD-lh cents per pound.
N4ILS--S7 90 per keg
pOTATOES-50 and T5c per bushel.
PORK-l0 to ~ cents per pound
RAGS cents per pound.
RtCE-l2 cents per pound.
sEEDs-Cloyer, $500 and s,25 per busheii Timothy,
S3OO:Flax. $40.
SAILS 90 per lnrrel.
TALLOW--l0 cents per pound.
WOOl--70c per pound
PITTSBURGEI MARK ETs5.
. March %, 1874
APPLEs-s325 q So 80 per barrel.
DuTTEll-Fresl Roll, 81 as per ID.
CHEESE-Western Reserve, l5c per ID; Hamburg,
15 per n.
EGGs-20 a. pc per dozen.
FLoUR-Wheat 500 6 81 %; Buckwhcat, "a % l,25
GRAIN-Wheat, Sl,3O q sl,35; Corn, Sl,l2i Oats,
BARLEY-spring, 81 l,25; Fall $3.50.
GROCERIEs-sugar, 10 a 1879 per ie; Coffee, " a
3Sc per ID: MOasses 60 @ IOc per gallon; syrup ~ a
skLl-Liyerpool, $3.50 $3.50 por SACK No. l, extra,
$3.50 per barrel,
sEEDs-Tlaxsecd por bushcl
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ADpraiseInent List.

rIIHE following Apprasement Lists Under the 9Th
tipn Of the act Of April 14th 1851 have been filed in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Orphsns Court, wit:
No. 81 Dec. Term, 1863; Mrs. Susanaah Bycry widow
Of John Byers late Of the borough Of Mersown, decd
Personal property to theamount 81 s2s3.22.
Theodore ,, Crdg. Admir-.
No. 81 Dec. Term, 1868; Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson,
widow Of W. L. Anderson, late Of Yenango tp deceased.
Personal property to the amount Of s73,sT
Samuel Le1son, Admir-.
No. 35, Dec. Term, 1893; Mrs Ann NGee widow Of
William niece. late Of Ciearfeld tp decd. Personal
property 10 the amount o. $4,000
Ann Niece and John T. Hazlett, Adm'rs.
No 60 Dec. Term 1868; Nrs Cabarinc Wise widow Of
Jacob H. Wise late of Butler county, decd. Personal
property 90 the anounf Of s30,f5.
Henry B. Wise G.. b. Wise Admir-
No.3T Dec Term. 1868; Mrs Sarah CicTer widow Of
Jacob CIefer late Of Butler comfy decd. Personal
property 10 the amount Of S2S5,s1.
Sylvester Ash Exr.
No Ss Dec Term, Is63; Mrs. caiharinc Wilson, widow
Of James wilson late Of jackson tp. decd Real
10 the amount Of $1,000
Thomas Donaldson James G. Wilson, Ex'rs
No 90 Dec. Term. 1858; Mrs, Eve Riott, widow OF j.
Nicholas Riott, late of Butler couaty, decd. Personal
property 20 the amount Of SZ999s.
Jacob Eiot Admir-.
or which the creditors heirs logatccs disributees and
others interested will take notice and appear at the next
term, to wit the fourth Monday Of March, A. D. Is6i
and not later than the third dy thereof 10 show cause
against the came. By the Court,
WATSON j. YOUNG.
2 of n
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06

All is quiet here tonight, and no ap-
prehension of an attack is felt. Should
one be made, there is an abundant force
to quad the prisoners and to defend the
town.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday, re-
marks:
The Cepperheads in Coles county, ILL.,,
having shown their traitorous sympathies
and venomous hostility against the Gov
ernment and its defenders, by deeds of
blood when there was no efficient force to
oppose them, have also displayed their
cowardice by dispensing as soon as troops
in any considerable number came near
We trust that the authoritios will not rest
content with their mere dispersion, but
will forwith proceed to disarm the villains
and punish at astthe ringleaders so sum
marily, that no more demonstrations Of the
kind will be attempted.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
TOT IIW NTTThTW,
a Word of Counsel 10 Children.

Permit me to say to you children, |
always have a great interests in your sel-
fare. Ten years of my life were passed al
most exclusively in the society Of chill
drcn, and the remembrance of them is
mingled with many pleasant association.
Although the Editors of the Citizen have
no department in their valuable paper, de-
voted exclusively to your reading, they
will permit us short space to offer you
a wordo counsel. Doubtless, if | could
call you all by name, Willie, Henry, Ma
ry, Annie. &c, you would approach me
with countenances bupnished like lake
rejecting the rays of summer sun, for
can hardly conceive of child now,
when they have just been permitted to
say, good by to frosty winter, and welcome
the merry spring, wearing pouty face
Should there be one with face twice as
long as it is broad, let me ask you, if you
arc not in bed these beautiful mornings
till the birds have caroled their loveliest
notes? and you have missed their sweet
influence on your hearts ? You can all
readily understand Var children, that
spring is the most important season of the
year. The farmers prosperity depends in
the improvement of its sunny hours
Should he, intent on personal happiness
and ease. refuse to nerve his strong arm
to break up the fallow ground and SOW the
seed, what would be the appearance pre-
sented by his fields and farms at the en-
suing harvest! No waving fields of grain
would invite him to fill his granaries, and
thus enable him to bid defiance to hag-
gard want. Or what would be the APP
pearance of your mothers garden, should
Horticulture and Horticulture be entirely
neglected? Flowers and vegetables do
not grow without cultivation, but weeds
spring up spontaneously Did you ever
reflect that youth is the spring time of
life, and that your minds are like an un-
cultivated field? That youth should be
employed in depositing seeds of knowl-
edge ? How lightly and merrily have you
tripped along the walks of your mothers
garden, while exclamationsapf delight
flowed spontaneously from your lips, as
you gazed upon the beautiful flowers that
nodded so gracefully as you approached
them. How terrible the contrast, should
q rank weeds and tail nettles" be permit
ted to supplant them. Would you have
minds resemble the tastefully arranged
garden, or the one where weeds. and net
ties have monopolized all its borders p
All will depend upon the efforts you put
forth now, while it is with you the spring
time of life. Carefully deposit the seeds
of knowledge, useful and ornamental, and
by proper culture you will ensure rich
harvest in afteryears. You have doubtless
often said how happy Ishould be if spring
would extend through the whole year
In vain will you search for spot on this
earth blighted by the effects of sin, where
no extremes of heat or cold will annoy.
But, there is happy land far away" in
regard TO which the immortal Watts has
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On Tuesday the 29th'ut, Mt New Hope Factory, Slip
pcryruc township EsiN. daughter Of John and SARAH
MCarn@ aged yeer II months.
on "Wednesday. the 9th of March, 1864 MARTHA JANE,
dyughterof John and Catharne HseltOn, of Butler tp
aged s yearH. Smonths and II days.
On Thursday, the 2lh ult, Mr.. ADAM H. MAHoop, Of
Penn township
borough Of Butlcr.
On sabbath the Sd rst Mrs. FISHER, wife Of Richard
Fisher. Of Penn township.
ON Saturday. the 29th ut. Of Typhoid Fever Miss SA-
RAN M'NEEs daughter of Widow Elizabeth NJ Nces, OF
Worth township
On the 9th uit CATuARtyE GRnwy Of Worth township.
On Thursday the }ist ult Mr. VIM Dixon, ofPcnu TIP.
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pB- \ dispatch dated Indianapolis,
March 81, says:
"At Mattoon Illinois, the Copperheads
abandoned their entrSnchments upon the
approach of the veterans, and all is now
quiet There is nothing new from Charles
ton, III. The Uni9n forces sent, there, are
competent to put down all resistance. The
47th Indiana veterans, left yesterday for
Mattoon, by order of Gen. Darlington, on
35 minutes notice.
\ dispatch from Mattoon, of the same
date says:
Yesterday the insurgents near Windsor
took 4 vote and unanimously resolved to
attack Mattoon and release the prisoners
confined there, but the scout they y'sent here
not returning, he having been arrested,
their leader became frightened, and, after
much hesitation, they did not come. The
copperheads have enotreturned home to-day.
They say there are 5000 soldiers in Mat
toon, and that it is no use to try to release
the prisoners.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06
NEw FIRM. T,

N Il w Il 'IESN1- a
GEORGE wrEgR. ADAS rnorTNAN
NHE subscribers having purchased the entire Stock ~
Goods Of w. s, 4 A. q. Boyd, are now prepared 10
furnish purchasers with all articles in the DREGOODS
and GROCERI line.
The stock Of goods now hand having been
Recently RcpIenished.
Is large aud well assorted containing nearly every ari
Gle usually kept in Retail Store.
The undersigned intend tepieaitag their Stock at
carly day
Those wishing to purchase, invited 70 cali with u.s.
Rs II Is determination to sell all articles in line
reasonable terms any othor establishment.
WEBER TROuTMhN.
Butler Mnrcb IB 1sgl;Iy
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06
TILE Ra1rIMofh CONVENTION

The BALTIMORE CONVENTION
BY the terms of the call for the Nation
al Union Convention, the representa-
tion in that body is to be based upon
the electoral vote of the several States,
there being two delegates for each
Senator and Congressman. Penn
sylyanis will accordingly be entitled
to fifty-two delegates.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06

whole category of goodies. The unfor-
tunate owner is then told to take up his
blanket and walk, which he does, cursing
the brute who spoiled first his luxuries
and then his comfort"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06

Leaving in service Dec. 81 1862, us, ,3J1
The only organized three years regi-
mcnt put into service from this State in
1868 was the 18th Cavalry, Col. Alexan-
der a three years Infantry regiment,
under Col. Geo. p. M'Lcan, is being re-
organized in Philadelphia. During the
year, 4,45S recruits were forwarded to
regiments in the field. All of the other
troops raised in the State were for short
terms, and were raised in the two military
Departments into which the State was di-
vided. They were:
In the Department of the Monongahc-
la, five regiments ninety days militia /;
one unattached company cavalry Dick' 81
and one of artillery (Knaps) numbering
, $50 men
In the Department of the Susquehan-
ma there were organized twenty-three reg
iments, one independent battalion infant
ry, one battalion cavalry, and three bate
rics artillery, all Of ninety days militia
Also five unattached companies of infant
ry and two Of cavalry, aggregating in all
p, ,292 non. For six months L. S. SER
vic we're raised three regiments cavalry,
ag-legating 3,06S men.
For the emergency y were raised eight
regiments, two battalions, and two compa-
nies of infantry, and two artillery compa-
uies, aggrcgating 1902 men. The total
force organized in the two Departments
and now mustered out Of service, was So
5SS. From New York were sent 6,3S5
men, and from New jersey 502.-Er.
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Farmer Moving Machine.

NATEhave the exclusive right for the above Mowers In
w Butler county and have an ASSORTMENT on
hand Farmers wishing to purchase, will please call and
We would advise those that intend purchasing Rolcers
to prepare their Meadows IN the Spring y removing
Stumps Stones.6r.
We furnish any sIashinc thai may be required
J. q. 4 W5l. CAMPBELL.
Butler. March 2, 1864:tf
p. :. We have in possession certificates of num-
her Of persons this and adjoining Counties that have
used the MuEEn with entire satisfaction.
We intend keeping on hand Cutters. HAY Elevators
Drills, &c. &C. J. q. &c WM. CAMPBELL
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RUNAWAY.

ID AN away from the subscriber, IN Mercer township.
III Butler county. Pa Susannah Guyer aged about Is
years an indentcd girl The public hereby notified
that viii be accountable for any debts Of her con
tracting SAMUEL r. MILFORD.
Feb 30 1sGl.mar2 st.
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For the American Citizen.
Lines 10 Mary 4. Burfner.

LINES I'D haEy a. HNA
IN RESPONSE TO HER FAREWELL TO seHooLNArEs An
TEACHER"
FAREWELL my heart responds to thine
To each kind word you've traeedi
Farewell bat ever bear in mind
That time cannot efiace
The thoughts Of bygoue days and hours
Mid pleasure, grief or pnin,
For Hopes bright star doth seem to lower,
And Whisper" wen meet again
But, for while well say farewell;
Where oft we met each MORN
10 each dear one I'd say farewell,
That ramc 70 number ono.
III not forget girl or boy
That came there day by day,
That Learnings wealth they might enjoy
Ere youth be passed away.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06
what Pennsylvani.. has Done.

We are indebted to Hon. Alfred Slack,
of the House of Representatives, for a
copy of the annual report of Adjutant
General Russell, for the year 1868. The
following brief summary exhibits what
Pennsylvania has done in the way of con-
tributing men to put down the rebellion
The first levy of men was twenty-five
infantry regiments for three months SER
vice, numbering 20,979 men. This was
followed, under act of Congress, July %,
1861, by the organization of four inde-
pendent reglments, numbering All of
fieel and men.
Thirteen regiments of infantry, one of
cavalry and one of artillery, numbering
Is, ,S56 men, were raised under the act Of
May 10, 1861.
Under the act of Congress, July 22,
1861, and upon direct requisition of the
President, seventy-three regiments, incu-
ding three of artillery and twelve of cav
airy, were organized. They numbered
oJ.Vio men.
Under the call of July I, 1862, forty
three regiments were organized, including
eighteen regiments of nine months men.
since mustered out of service. Six of the
regiments were cavalry and one artillery.
Three batteries were raised on special re-
QUESTION. Five of the regiments assigned
numbers failed to organize This quota
numbered 40,SS3 men. In addition, g.
259 men were forwarded as recruits to
regiments in the field, and enlistments in
organizations outside of the State were
estimated at 5000.
Under the draft ordered August 4, 1862
fifteen regiments, numbering 10, 100 men,
were organized. They served nine months
and were discharged.
Up till December, 1862, therefore,
Pennsylvania had furnished the following
quota:
twenty-five regts.3 mo. men 20,979
-Four indpt. regts. 3 years, All
Fifteen regts. Reserve Corps, 1886
Seventy-three regts 3 yrs vols. S9,04S
Twenty-Five regts. 3 yrs do. Aa aaQa
Eighteen do 8 mo. do. '''
Recruits for regiments in service, 9,259
Recruits for foreign organizations, 5000
Fifteen regiments drafted men, $4,000
Total troops furnished by S*ate, 100000
OF these 8 mos. men discharged 2O,979
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
dbE HE Ggn'HEEE-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /
OrTIcEoF CofPFnOfLER OF THE CnRREYcY.

Nashln.t ION IiEyt MITCH IT, ISb4. J
WHzrrAs, By satisfactory evidence presented 70 the
undersigned t has been made appear that the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK of BUTLER, in the County Of Butler
end State Of Pennsylvania bas been duly organized un-
der and according 70 the requirements Of the Act Of Com
grcEs entitled ~an act to provide National Currency
secured by pledge of United States Stocks agd TO pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof" appro
we'd February 18th 1868. and has complied with all the
provisions f ad Act required 60 complied with before
commencing the busiHes- Of Banking
NOW, thepsflfe ]. Hugh Mccullough. Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the said FIRST
NATIONAL BANK or BUTLER. County Of Bnter and
state of Pennss iyania Is authorized commence tho
business of Banking under the act aforesaid
in testimony wheresfwitness my hand and seal Of Office
this l1th day Of March, 1864.
lss, HUGH MCCULLOUGH
March 10, i5e4 Comptroller Of TIE Currency.
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NNT.Ig us.,,.e,.

rINHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public,
that lac has just received from the East, large and
splendid assorimentof H Papsr Of the most shiona-
bic figures anl latest styles Prices ranging from 10 10
2jcts, to suit purchasers ii. c. HEINEAIAN.
March 9, 1864.
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Dissolution Of Partnersl,ip.

L has been by mutual consent Dissolved The huHi
viii be continued at tho Od Piece y JAHEs A. NEG
JAMES A. NEGLEY,
A. TROUTMAN, ,lr
Butler, Feb. q, 1s6i.:3t
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Bargains F.! Bargains +! F.!

order prepare for Spring stock We nre sell
/ ing WINTER GOODS at greatly reduced prices Call
soon and secure bargains At tho C1JE-fP STOREof
JAS. A NEGbEY,
South end Of Town.
Butler, Feb. o, 1sGl:3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-04-06

ESTATE or ADAM II. MAHoop, DEcp
yXTHEREAs Letters Of Administration on the Estate
w of Adam IL. MahOo-l late of Penn township, But-
Ter county Pa deceased have this day been duly granted
the undersigned all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified make immediate payment and those
having clu ms against the same will present them to the
undersigned properly authenticatpd fjr settlencnt
JESSE B DODDS,
MARIA j. MARQUIS,
April G, 1sG4:.Gt. Administrations.
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Proceedings OF Court.
COMMON PLEAS.

Matthew Morrison VS.. Robert Graham.
Action in Covenant. Jury found for the
Defendant.
George Grindcrys. Christian Mcchling.
Action of Debt on Appeal: NonSuit for
want of jurisdiction Of the Justice.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Commonwealth vs.. J. f. Leithold. As
sault and Battery. Plead guilty and sen
fenced to pay a fine Of SO, and costs.
Commonwealth VS.. Lydia L. thristy.
Adulhy. Convicted, and sentenced to
pay fine of 81, and costs of prosecu-
ton, and undergo confinement in the
county Jail for six months.
Commonwealth VS.. Augustus Acre
Misdcmeanor in Office, in knowingly re-
,jertinga legal and qualified vote. Yer
diet of not guilty, and county to pay costs
Commonwealth VS.. Same. Misdemoan-
or in Office, in knowingly refusing a legal
and qualified vote A mol. pros. entered
by consent Of all concerned Deft, to
pay Docket costs. Prosecution to file no
bill Of costs.
Commonwealth VS.. II. Roenigk. Mis-
demeanor in Office, in knowingly rejecting
legal and qualified vote. Noi. pros. en-
tered.upon payment of costs by Deft.
Same VS.. Same For like offence, and
with same result.
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NOTICE no FARMERsl
LIST OF COLLECTORS


Adams. y. d. Nicholas Mercer, Andrew Hamilton,
Allegheny Jos. Rosenberry hiddesex james Fulton,
Buffalo, Josiah c. Watt, Atuldycreck VIM Graham,
Butler Philip Bckei, Oakland, Richard Robson,
Brady. j. J. Croll. Parker, John Say,
Centre, Daniel Fleegcr Penn, J. O. A. Kennedy.
Cherry, Lno. g. M'Caudess slippery ok, Jno. Midnight
Clay, Vim. Crothers, Summit X. u. Stevenson,
Cleariield Hugh MCrea, Venaugo John Williams,
Clinton. John Ekis, washington. James Christy,
sCOncQld, Alex. Kuhn. Winfield. John p. Dricker,
Connoques' Robert j. Ekin. Worth Robert BARON,
Cranberry, John P. Roll, *Butler h0r. Isaac Colbert
Donegal Timothy VI eever Cent willie Dor W Christley
Faryiew IughNr Clymonds Harmony bor Isaac Latshaw
Franklin A. g Thompson sIIartisvlle bor A. O. Steam
Forward, Thomas Martin, sMierstwn bor Sol Fleeger
Jackson James Jones, PorteTsyille Dor 7. Brandon,
Jefferson, Herman Sheefer, Prospect bur W. c. Dodds
Lancaster Jas d. Lytle, Zelienoplc Dor Fcert Renei
Marion, James kimes SaNonbg Dor, Christ Michel.
Districts marked thus e. had returned BY
Assessors. HARVEY COLBERT, Clk.
Commissioners office, Butler, Mar o. lsGi;lmo.
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NEW ADyERTEsEMENTs.
Wagon for Sale.
AdminisGrator's Notice.

good second hand Wagon for sale, at the shoriIs Q
fee, Butter, Pa. March g.
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Hist OF Causes

& ET down for Trial at March Term, 1851. commencing
> Monday 2Sth Of March.
FIRST wEEE
Matthew Morrison, Robert Graham.
g. Grinder, Christian Mechlng,
Christian Renniek. VS. Frederick Shultz,
Jesse Moore. JAmos MDerinott,
Rudolph BortHass & wife. Samuel Pearce wife.
SECOND wEgE.
c. b. Fowler, John Korr & II. c. MCoy,
Evrs,of RThompson decd
n. Macey for use Of s. Kerrvs Hamilton Co.
4. Beatty, VS. John GallRher Admir-. Of
W. Iarkns,
WIn. g. Ziegler wife, Isaac Wm Robb
George Boyd John WIN. Barron,
Th0lnas Crafty 5 Robert Allen.
Andrew MEvey, Thomas Bindman,
5. Kerr n. Montgomery, vs John MGalbraith,
Wm. NtchGy, Henry Bean Admir- Of Da-
yid d. Bean, decd,
Vim. Emrick for use of W.
c. IIaun vs Nelson MAllister,
Samuel Kerr, Jr., Chencey Hamilton OF al,
John Lindsay, samuel INJURY,
Cornelius MBride, Miles Gallaher, ct nj.
Thompson Kyle, agent for
s. NJ Mcconnell vs. Richard Doneaster.
Mary VI Bride james NJ
LafTertv. Guardians Of Ma
ry MBrile, vs. James Downey
IssAC Sp0usler James Harvey,
Lydia hLure, John Shutz wifo,
James Higgins, VIM. Conn 81 al,
George Keiber. Rebccca Mechan.
J. H. q Il. NJ Douhett, II. Il. Keaglc Dam Duffy,
VIM. e. Boyd ct al, Charles II. Hays
John Husseton, Va VIM. HussletOn
Conrad EohOlt3, W. y. klnglcr
WM. STOOPs ProtLonotary,
Prohonotarys Office Feb. Il, 1864.
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Nor7TGT

VNHE firm Of Breckenridge & Co.. has been d;vsoT7tf
! this day. February l,tSG4) by mutual consent w.
o. Brnckonrlde, having Withdrawn from the firm. The
Notes and Books are in the hands Of w o. Brackonrdge
L W. o. BRECKENRIDGE,
j.. KINGSBURY
In Withdrawing from the above firm, ciecrfuly re-
commend my partner, my friends and the public.
". 0. BRACKENRIDGE.
y. B-A persons knowing heinselycs indetfed 10 tho
above firm, hereby respectfully notified call aI-l
tic their respective accounts by paying giving their
obligations before the first Of April heYt Yho
counts Of persons who fall coInPy with this notice.
will be left with the proper Authorities Sr collection.
Feb. Q. 1S6i.3t. ". o. BRECKENRIDGE eco.
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DissoIutIon of Porfncrli1ip-

Dissolution of Snrtncrship.
VNITE frm Of scdwick Brown, Saddle and Harness
i Makers has this day, (Feb 9Th 1904 been dissolved
by mutual consent, Peter y. Brown having withdrawn
from the firm and Tcensted in the Army. The accounts
Of the firm d, the hands Of a. Sedwick by whom
the business will be carried on usual
J. A. sEDwICK,
Feb 10, Gi. p. r. BROWN
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TIE ' II
Stoves! Stoves y stoves y!

XITM. 4 JAS. G. -FouSDEhs-Foundrl
w South Of the borough Of Butler. where Stoves
P0ghs and other castings made. large supply con
stanty on hand anf for sale at Reasonable rates.
pecl 1s53;::tf