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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-02-24
NEW DRY GOODS.

w. =. SN A. @. BOYD
FINHIS firm is pursuing its accustomed plan Of do
Il ing business. They receiving New Goods almost
every week. and filling up with large Stock Of
New Goods Of all kinds We Invite the public genoraIly
10 call and examine for ths<se.yes No trouble to show
goods. dec Is fes2stf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-02-24
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of John Giichrist Decd
I ETTERS Of Administration having been to-day duly
granted to the Undersigned the estate of John
Gichrst late of Marion township. Butler county, Penna
decd all those knowing themselves indebted to said
tate, will please make immediate payment and those hav
ing claims against the same, will please present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS N. GTLCHRIST,
NM. ii. GILCHRIST
Butler Jan q, 1S64a6t. Administrators.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-02-24
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of order of the Orphans Court Of Butler
ID county, No. IL, Sept. Term 1853 the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate of Cyrus Rosenberg decd
will expose to public sale the premises on Saturday
the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1854 o'clock m Of
said dayOne hundred of land be laid off from
the end Of a tract of land OF which said in
testate died seized bounded follows by lands of David
Rosenberry NJ s. Adams and others. Said situate
in Allegheny township, Butler county Pa Also small
piece Of land about nine to be laid off from the
south Of said described tract with the appur
tenances.
TERNs-0ne third In hand and the balance in two
equal annual payments. Title indiaputable.
JOHN NJ. TURNER. Adm
Ian % NJ
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-02-24

THE sum of one hundred thousand dol.
lars is to be appropriated by the Massa-
chusetts legislature for the relief of the
suffering loyalists of East Tennessee.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
CALL AT
Heineman's Book store,

And buy OsGooDs Series Of School Books at Publishers
pricer Always hand, full supply of Stationery and
Envelops wholesale and retail cheap for cash Ca
examine before purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to
show Goods.
Dec. Q, 1s63s;tf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-02-24
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of order and decree of Orphans Court
ID Of Butler county the undersigned will expose to
sale at public vendue oncry, upon the premises with
leave TO adjourn from time to time, to the Court
House in Buter the frst day Of March A. 1864 the
following described real estate the property the mi
children Of John Scott late of Centre township
Ter county, decd to witt of ground situate
in the village of Unonyle in the township OF Centre
and county of Butler aforesaid bounded the north by
NJ. Doerr and School House lot east by School House
lot and alley south by the Butler and Mercer Turnpike
and George MCandless west by Samuel Borland and
George MCandless, containing about four and one half
acres all under fence and on which Is erected a frame
stable coal house together with large variety good
fruit trees aud good well of water thereon
TERMs-One half in hand and the balance In one wear
from confirmation of sale by the Court with interest from
date of confirmation. JOHN HUSSELTON.
Guardian Of the minor children of John Scott decd
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
EXECUTORS NOTICE.


Estate Of John Hogg Decd. :
ETTERs Testamentary on the estate Of JoHS Hoeo
late Of Cherry township, Butler county, Pa decd
having been granted to the undersgned all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment and all having claims against the
same will please present them properly authenticated for
settlement. JANE II HOGG
Feb. II, IS64:0t. Executrix.
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Administrator A Notice.

yNTHEREAs Letters of Administration on The Estate
w of Sarah Philips late of Centre township Butler
County deceased have this day been grant
ed TO the Undersigned all persons indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same will present them
the undersigned duly authenticated for settlement
February, 10, 1S646t WILLIAM F0GLE
HANNAH f0GEis
Administrators
Centre township Butler county
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Saltianore, AOHomtoo oen O. ;yebrlaor 1894.

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@afabylt6e Rroufbrtt.

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er BEN Se beier lmersbaen Stranttet tnIi dusenpm-
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bic Nafentnoen sna ens bas Spfer br frbaen Sranf-
bett en Geaenaab res Rtleits w:rb unb ber 9pb inen
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tarsn &rantge pn 0Psr idlen In grl9t ttr ltns it'd
5fett unmileneec Ned6ler. ye!s br Mneeuoung ieaes
bptiideu Cities teS Afefer2 bic Contribution Derniten unh
pen 0te ees etbenS III Gin elentcs Daen oertraute1n.
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G8 dist p,et unn enee uus uueeeeutentc Suatialbtr,
ipelGe M ais Seaa ee6eM pno Or! tobntrns g Autut'
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fanr ne eas ein Bs8aubi8unsen rrer Dplone bedns}s
In ieiuer Siffce Heesp. se1tf-t }.j}U E@+
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8a1timpre sSvfpita1.
3ur untsrD: atung bsr Qmadlal6srs etabltst.

Dsr ei18t0s D!ob IN ber sDslt; mO ii4ere,
IGaeue aab Dtitae!ts4e }lurea Ia -.
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aeAeimen aranf0etten

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ttr NreHe.

ese Sautnfs gslHs W1EtfnS der ieBtfn rettuiesn
tiger munbdr Eetrd ippea, tpetc Ir Vbpfpn aus
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Or snI,nfEn d Il

GtiteIte6 t6nslen Cpte8ns ter g8untirte in 9sn-
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u NllieMc.Fl II kfadllcli !.

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turda pGe 0epenc unb tnaurltbe, @e un6 GDrper aer
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metric @nttritung Ssnptrme ter S@utubiuSbt.
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Sun8s 924nner,

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ns sa3 itrli io pielf &anienee iii Gin ST irbes Grab
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Gerancsfrote init Sem Dsnsr ber gsre5tamfet ssn ST.
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Gunac CUTE.

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nent bic, Mern ua9et9eitt bic gte utt6elid MAIDEN uni
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Uabsiraf0sts WarIogen,

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pfatf6er Sdm6te eines aberen 2nbe nies beuust
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Derjeni8e weIer t Der @ebanDluns une Niripree ben
Dr. ptnipn naterebt tann ihm alS euem @brenntanne,
pbre Burt it arortrauen unb suceri0th duf ne drst
Itt6e Geidt6ls0fett oerlaiien. g x tf IA.
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DR.. Johnston.

Der etto3t9e Mr3t suslcter anaiet,
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geiEte.,

Die fredben Btrtunsen tes aaiters tnb iebr au frS-
ten. @eru bes Gebitniss @ermirruns Ter Sbeen, Ge-
trIdbeit Der Gfirstrat b6ie Nbnun0tn Nbnt8uns bpr
ter 3efeGIGaft, ud rad @tnianteie WiFranen 9eeen
i'd ielbt Srttiatnfett u NJ. itnD eniss Ser i1tmnen
Tpee. #lsrt4r <s-f-. ~ Eair.t
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bstenIe fa6 GSst7un6tir 3eftcr 5fser bic
nrbwenri3fn Grfereernilie sur teltea iSlldiel8fei
tnc d rfc fis ptr6 Die Mee tcS Get5ne CUR traGttan
Wtgerabrt Die Iedsn bee Seb ns rerfufern i inl:e-
l nno Bic eelc m;rS er9ren Ner;wciiluns gio mt
lanaplt0ca 8etsadtNngfu ras nu5 eie dreser frr1ps
@peefe efIeBsn rtrirei9fft lNe 8 z.3T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-29
BENToNsroaT, SEPT. On ,aex

Editor Gate city Since the san.
hedrim of latter day Democracy me, -
Chicago and SO boldly spit treason In their
speeches, denouncing Mr.. Lincoln ,na
advocating the cause of JEFF. Davis. tho
small fish of the same stripe, in this vi.
cinity, have been making expressions
which, to say the least, are uubecomipo
IN American citizen. The Union Lsa0uc
Of this place, at their last regular meet
ing, thought best 10 take the sense Of IN.
meeting upon such talk and unanimously
adopted the following resolution
Resolved. Tha. any person who ,h;,t.
Abraham Lincoln to be- a worse reh.I
than JEFF. Davis, and expresses himself"
that effect, IS a traitor aud deserves a.
indignation Of all loyal citizens and mol,
10 be respectfully notified to leave sbs
Government che don't like" and tsLs
up his sbode with JET. Davis.
0soasgAsY.
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The LADY's FRIEND, FOR OcroBEs.-
"Peep," beautifully executed steel en-.
craving of mother and her little girl,
opens this number OF The Lady's Friend
The double steel fashion plate is also as
rich and elegant as usual. Then follow
the numerous engravings-some partcu.
larry misunderstanding the new modes
for ladies aud children. Among the lit
erary contributions we roie Scatter bIes-
sings. by Minnie May; Two Years Lost,
by Emma B. Ripley; Life is Good, by
Miss Annie L. Kent; The Imported
Hen, comical sketch by Il. w. S; A
Turn in Fortunes Wheel, by Mrs. Hos.
mer; Why l didn't Marry Grant Heu-
son. by Ida Mason; (it strikes US that
LA was little hard on Frank Castles
In the Air, BIZ Mrs. Anna Baebe: Mis-
siouary Work, (iu the matrimonial line
we see this is, by Francis Lee, &c. &c
of course there is the usual Work Table.
Receipts and Editorials. Price 81 5oa
year-two copies 81 90, nine for
$40 10, tweDty-on for $50 90. Single
numbers s5 cents. Address Deacon h
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street. PhiIadel-
phia.
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HE ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.-Lowry. of
the Literary depot, has plsced the Octo.
Der number of this popular and ever vel.
come magazine upon our table. That the
lovers OF the Atlantic land who is not y
may know the admirable things in store
tor them, We give the contents. They
are: A night on the water; On A late
Vendue; The Ride to Camp; The True
Story OF Luigi; Communication House
and Home Papers; Service: Madame
Rscamier; The Well-feet Oysterman
Charles Lambs Uacollected WRITINGS
Works and Days; Paul Jones and Den.
MS Duyal; Tie Future Summer. nar
ocracy and the Secession War: Rev;s~s
and Literary Notices.
The price is raised to 81 90 ner ve,r
Published by Ticknor & Fields R,s,o,
For sale by Lowry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-29

TIE CONTINENTAL MoNTHLY.-The
October number Is on our table. placed
there by the kindness of the publisher
1t is full Of good things. The articles are
numerous, and, for the most part, ably
written. Among the leading articles We
notice Some Uses Of civil war; The
Undiyine Comedy; A Glance at prus-
sian Politics; Coming up at Shiloh ;
American Women; Word Suits; Our
Great America; The Scientific Universal
Language, &C., dc.
Published By John f. Trow, New
York. Price 50 90 per annum. Can be
had at Lowry's Literary Depot.
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EA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.

vIcKssrRa, Mics Aug. Q, lsoa
DR. John Buii-D..aY Sir: I am happy ~ state to 70
that have used Jour valuable C~dros Bittrrs with
benefit to sef in general debility aad pro-tTatUno
nay systr produced by the ls,ithy and niiasnsatc in
naenee Of the Mississippi river around Nicksnr having
been with Gen Grant army throughout its hole scus
ern casapaign. i cunhdrutiy recommend ats
persons who exposed to unhealthy climates
IL. W. FOuLE,
Agent U. g. Sanitary Commission
LorIsrIi,k, Ky, Sept 10. 1893.
On the I'd Of July last submitted through an agent
Army " the Cumberland sample Of my Cadrvn Bitt@rs
meritorioas to sanction and spDxoye it, among
soldiers.
The tsiio~ing the Medical Directors reply and ase
Gen. ReecrAns permission to ship 30 dozen oncs
have IL sold 20 suflers- JOHN BULL
81 satisfied that Cedrcn Bitters viii do no harm
any one IL taken properly and in moderation.
ctrtiyn 10 Dr Baiis being permitted % dispss u IL u
suffers A. HKSRY TIT RhTDN.
Surgeon and Medical Dirscior D
Hsadar1rfsrs Department of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, Jnly -, 1858.
70 hass ls. Team. Is aru~. ;s1 DORM DnlIs oe
The regulations Of the Treasury Department b
ccmpE~d With str,ctiy.
by order VI Maj u ten. Rosecrans.
uM.M WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
Fer sale wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., keoknk. Iowa spriSAswiyr.