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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07
Sheltering Manure.

Mr.. EDITOR Every observing
farmer must have noticed that all
manure when exposed to the action
of the atmosphere suddenly changes
its complexion. This change indi
Gates a physical deterioration of the
mass produced by yolatiization of
certain principles contained in the
mass, and upon which the value of
the same depends. The ammonia
and carbonic acid generated by de-
composition are volatile, and ready
escape when not prevented by some
substance which acts as an absorbant
and fixer. Contact of the air with
all the decomposing and prutresent
substances, conduces to the rapid
deterioration of the same, and should
not be permitted. When tits neces-
sary to expose any article which is
contemplated to use for manural pur-
poses, to atmospheric action, it is well
to cover them with loan or rich soil,
or to sprinkle them literally with gyp-
sum, pulverized charcoal, or water in
which copperas has been dissolved
Either of these, if timely applied,
and in sufficient quantity, will affect
q valuable saving. Every farmer
should be provided with shed, a cov-
cred pit, cellar or some other con-
yenience for manufacturing and pre-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07

serving manure. Such an arrange
ment enables the farmer to save most
valuable parts of the solid and liq-
uid voidings of his domestic animals.
All the refuse matters which accumu-
lates about the house, barns, and 9TH
er outbuildings, as well as a vast
quantity Of formulating materials
from the fields and woodlands, may
here be worked up to great adyan-
tage. Muck, mould, chip manure,
forest scrapings, leaves, and other
plants, MOSES, leather, chips, rags,
the stale from various domestic fowls,
soaper's waste, animal flesh, chips
from the shoe mandatory, sawdust,
spent tan, and the dust from the
comb makers, are all capable of be-
ing converted into the food of plants
and of contributing to the support
and sustenance of crops. By mixing
them with the excrement of the horn
ed animals, horses, sheep and swine,
they soon resolve themselves into
highly formulating ailment which acts
favorably upon every variety of crop,
and benefcially to every description
of soil.
1t has been computed by practi-
cal men that one cord of manure man
ufactured in this way, and saturated
with the urine ofthe animals, is worth
one-third more than when made in
the ordinary way, and exposed un-
protected to the air. Many farmers
are sadly remiss in attention to this
important subject. They forget the
maxim, so widely taught in the great
volume of nature, that vegetables in
order to feed us, must be fc,l them
selves. This can only be done by
manure, judiciously made and and
judiciously applied. [ have found
that by attention to these matters,
very important achievements may be
made in the way of sustaining crops.
But | am wearying you, and viii
now close, hoping that the crude re-
marks here represented, may operate
as an inducement to others to present
that which will be of still greater val
ne to your agricultural readers, all
of whom would no doubt be gratif-
ed to hear from them on this and
other Important subjects.-G erman-
torn IsleqraDh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07

IN the matter of the Petition Of Robert L. Black Of
i Marion township E-wrt Of Partition Of the Real
Estat. Of Robert c. Black, deceased.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county No. s, June
Term, 1854.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania 10 the heirs and
legal Representatives Of Robert c. Black Decd TO wit:
Nancy A. DWk widow, residing in Cherry tp. and John
Black, IN the William Black residing in Mar
ion tp james Black residing in Warren county, Penn
syyana; Robert l.. Black residing in Marion township,
Joseph Black rcsidug in Nenango county, Pennsylvania
Ephraim Black residing in Cherry townships Eliza Jane,
intermarred with james Campbell, residing in Washing
ton township; Julia A. Black, residing in Nenango CO.;
Harriet Black, residing in Cherry township and Caroline,
residing in Cherry township The said Real Estate
ssts of certain tract Of land. situated in Marion tp,
bounded as follows; On the North, by Jacob Stemmatz.
on the East by lands Of Matthew Blacks heirs and Jas.
Kerr, on the South by Alexander and Samuel MNurry,
and the West by heirs of Wand Ike and Jacob Stem
mats and Robert Dougan containing about hundred
and seventyhye also, lot Of ground situate ia
Cherry township, bounded on the North by II C. MCoy
East by Thomas Hutchson, South by W. Hutchison and
West by John Wasson containing fifteen acres You and
each Of you hereby cited appear before our ud
es at Orphans Court be held at Butler and fir
the county Of Butler the Fourth Monday of septe-
ber next-it being the 2ath day Of said month"; show
why writ Of Partition should not be awarded
prayed for. by the Court,
WATSON J. YOUNG. Cf'k.
TO all of which, the heirs and legal representatives Of
Robert C. Black dec d. hereby required to take No
tice. W. o. BRACKENRIDGE
Aug. IL 1864 Sheriff.
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Notice i'm Petition.

IN tho matter " the Petition Of Henry J. Beighy and
Isaac sutton, for partition Of the Real Et'te Uf Chris
tian Eeighlcy tate of Gay township, deceased.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county, No. 5s, June
Term 1864.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, - To the Heirs
and Legal Representatives Of Christian BcEhly decd
To wits William leighy. Rosauna intermtrricd with
Christian Bright. Mary +. intermnrrisd with Francis
Frecr. Margaret Jane, uormarrird with lH3ic Sutton
Henry j. Beighy, Matilda Beighy AMI NJ. NJ. Beighly
The said Real Estate consists If certain nessuage
tract Of land containing ono hundred aud fifty acres
more less, situate in Clay township Butler county
Pennsylvania adjoining lpnds Of Jacob Brown c. Miller
Philip Sanderson Henry Deer, and others N0u and each
Of You, hereby cited % appear before Judges at
an Orphans Court. To be held Butler and for the
county of EuileJ the Fourth Monday If September
next-it being the 2th day Of sd month"; show cause
why said writ Of Partition should not De awarded pray
ed for. BY the Court.
WATSON j. YOUNG, elk.
TO all Of which, the heirs and legal representatives
Christ Beighy dec are hereby required to Notice
W. o. BRACKENRIDGE,
Aug. IT, 1864. Sheriff
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07

PoULTICEs.-As to the inGamation,
sores, cuts, wounds by rusty nails,
etc, the great remedy is warmth and
moisture, because these promote evap-
Grafton and cooling whatever kind Of
poultice is applied, that is best which
keeps moist the longe st, and is in its
nature mild hence, co d light, wheat
en- bread, soaked in sweet milk, is
one of the very best known. There
is no specific virtue in the repulsive
remedy of the entrails of live
chicken, ofscraped potatoes, tmnips
bcets, carrots OR any other scrapings /;
the virtue consists in the mild moist
urc Of the application. Hence the
memory need not be burdcncd with
the recollection of particular kinds
Of poultices, but only with the prin-
ciplc that that poultice is best which
keeps moist longest without disturb
ance.- DR.. HaU.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Orphan's Court Sale.

TI,ItE undersigned, Guardian Of Jonathan u. Kelly
| and Rebcccn Kelly minor children Of John Kelly
of September A. b. iseI at O'Clock p. n of said
day the fliuwing Real Estate: One third Of fty
of lan situate in Worth township, Butler county Pa.
bounded and cscrihed a. fllloas: On the north by
lands af George Kayler; east by lands OF John Craig
south by lands Of Samuel Douglas aud west by land of
Anaznh Kelly.
Terms An the money 10 be paid down the cOnhr
nation of sale. ROBERT BARRON,
Guardian Of above Minor children.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07

n the I,tteruf the Partition ~ the Real Estate Of
| sgmIrl Nctls, late = Washington township, irci.
In the Drqhan.. Cumt # Butler cuuuty. 30. o. Dec.
Term lS3 june H. ls6i lnqui-itiunhlel and confirm
cd Nt.i.
The Commonwealth uf cnnsylvnnin-Tu the heirs ana
lceti representatives, uf samuel M-a4 decd tu wit -
Ez,bcth Meats widow. tnt'Jncah Meals William Meals,
Daniel Netl-, Mary Neli-, HlermRuici with W5uun3s
Campbell. ihH.ephcr Meals. Samuel Mrll' Margaret
Meals int.uarriel with William G~ut ana children of
Nancy Meals. drcfl who intrrmarriri with Eli.hl
Hiiiurd. Npu, and each II You, hereby cited IN be
aud appear before Judges at orphans Court I, br
held nc Butler, IN and for the county Il Butler tlIe
fourth MONDAY of September next It being the 18th
day ~ std month"; to accept REFUGE the premises
the npptrsrmeut valuation show cause Why the
same should not be sold. BN the Court
WATSON j. YOUNG,
Butler, July rs, 1854. OK " .. G.
10 al uf which the heirs and legal representative. uf
samuel Meals, decd, hereby tcQu. ei to take no
tirc. VI .. BKAC X GNktDGE, sh'n.
Shsri'a uffce Buter, Aug. ~ lsOt.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07

SCALDs AND BURNS. The best,
most instantaneous and most acccasi-
bic remedy in the world, is to thrust
the injured part in cold water, send
for physician, and while he is COM
ing cover the part an inch or more
deep with common -four. The water
gives instantaneous relief by exclu-
ding the oxygen Of the air; the flour
does the same thing, but is prefera-
bic because it can be Kept more con-
tinuously applied, with less inconve-
nience than by keeping the parts un-
der water. As they get we'll, the
flour scales off, or is easily moistened
and removed. If the injury is at all
severe, the patient should live mainly
on tea and toast, or grucls, and keep
the bowels acting freely every day by
eating raw apples, stcwed fruits, and
like. No better and more certain
cure for scalds and burns has ever
been proposed.-Dr. Hall
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sIIERIFF'S NOTICES.
Writ Of Partition.

the matter OF the Petition Partition Of the Real
| Estate Of Matthew Saith, decreased
In the orphans Court Of Butter county No 65, March
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff of
Butler olunty urecting whereas. Mt an Ofphnns Court
held at Butler and fr the county Of bniler the list
day Of April A. D. 1854 before the Judges u the
Court The petition Of Mary story uf Butercouniy Pa
Respectfully represents, That Matthew Smith, late Of
Fairview township, said county, decd Farmer died in
n 1sla leaving no widow but leaving the following
children TO wit: Martha Smith, who has since died leav
ing no heirs OF husband Mary ntermartied with VIM.
story Ann intermarriod with John Ray, tShc has since
died leaving William Ray Matthew Ray, John Ray Rob
ert Ray; Nancy interntrried with Samuel Donaldson
and Elizabeth Bny.) Mi of said children being Of full
age J0hn Smith Margaret intermaffied with William
MGaryey; Jane niernarried with james Weldon, She
has since died, leaving heirs 70 wit: Hndman Weldon,
Islah Wcllon, and Scott Weldon Nancy smith, inter
married with james Story, and Elizabeth smith, inter
married to Thomas McCIung all II nd heirs, more than
tveRyone years old That tire said intcstate died se2-
ed in his icnesne Of fee Of certain los of,ground
described a. follows to Wit: bot NO. 81 bounded the
North hy Church y, Gin the village ~ FarHicv.) On
the ta.t by Coal Street On The south by sr'dy hen
rtad and West by alley containing ~ feet In funt
and ls0 feet back Lo, No II. bounded on the North by
LANDS Of Hugh Moore East by Miin street; sonth By
GO feet front by isO feet back. lot No VI, bounded on
the North by Lands Of NJ = Adams; East by Co, Street
sourll by West Street, AMI West by an alley.
That there never has been inquest 10 make partition
on the above described property Real Est,rc And
nrnying the Court award inIucst 20 mako partition
* m. pr,mie. Aforesaid 10 and among the said partie.
Interested in such AMI in such proportion by
TIN laws " this Commonwealth they entitled 10. Il
such Partition be made without prejudice 10 or -Ini
ipv the whole tut il snch Partition cannot be NJ ,ie
thereof then value and appraise the nc rni make
return uf tho proceedings according TO law. April y,
1851 Rule on heirs &C. show is,ucd returned
served Aud now 90 wit, June 13, 1861 lnque't award
ed Hy the Court.
WATSON J. YOUNG. ok. " o G.
TAKE Notice tha, Inlne-t will he hold ~ tha h"ae
Of the late deccler in FaiFFew township on MONDAY,
18th day " September next at 10 O'Clock n m Of
sni1 ny TO make partition OF valuation the Real Es-
tate q, -nl ccacnt trcnrns to law which time and
place you may uttend If youthink proper.
". 0. BRACkENRInGE.
Aug. II, 1854. sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07

SUMMER, ADVICE TO BRAIN Work
Frs Leave all your books behind
you, forget that there are such things
as inkstands and paper. Take your
gun and fishing rod, some coarse, big
easy clothes, and hob-nailed shoes,
and penetrate the remotest country
you can find where there IS the least
approximation to civilization, pitch
tent, metaphorically, and live there,
as much like mere animal, or veg
etable as you can, certainly, till late
autumn, or as long as you do not find
yourself quite up to the usual stand
ard of health. Have no excitements
eat, drink and sleep; exercise all you
can without excessive fatigue; but do
not 60 beyond the point of WEAKNESS
which nights rest will effectually
remove. Live with some quiet old
couple who go to bed with the chick
ems and rise with the lark. Adopt
their habits and their simple manners,
and my word for it, you will come
back to us with the next winter twice
the man you are now, in strength and
stamina. Then you will have a more
heaithful interest in life; you may
go back safely to your books and pen,
and l predict that the world will yet
hear from you-your utterance will
no longer be the feeble, partial eff
fort of a morbid brain and heart, but
the vital inspiration of a complete
manhood.-[N. 7. Sunday Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-07
Auditors Notice.

George Leslie for Of John shoup now for use Of
:. T. MCdlmont Daniel Norgon.
p. u. No. n sept. Term. 1858.
And now to wit Dee. 18th, 1913, Petition OF John
Scott presented for the appointment of an Auditor to
dstibnte the prncccls % sheriff sale in this Same
tay Court appointed Hugh G. Graham ESQ an Auditor
TO make distribution Of the proceeds u sale according 70
law by the Court,
Butler C0Upfy. 81.
Certified from the record this l2h day Of Jan, 1864
WM. STOOps, Pro
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Writ of Partition.

the matter Of the Petition for Partition of the estate
| # Ih1mps Armstrong deed.
The Commonwealth - Pennsylvania. TO the Sheriff Of
Butler county directing Whereas NJ Orphans Court
9TH dly Il April A. u 1855. beflre the Judge- ~ the
same Cuut 1he petition uf Nuy A. Armstrong. at
daughter nnl heir at law, Of Thomas Armstrong l5e Of
worth town-hip. Butler county Pa, by her guardian
Thomas VI Nc-s, EsQ. respectfully -hOVeth that Tour
petitioner, father lately died ufe-teta, leaving widow
Fanny Armstrong, 1nl children David VI. Arm
strong Sanuc Ar,-trung James Armstrong Su4eunai,
inturn,fred with John G. McSer' Geo. ". Armstrong,
Hehsccl intermarreI with Archibald NcCuEe lhomts
Armstrong Frances Am Armstrong; Alexander " ARM
strong and Mary Ann Armstrong, your petitioner who
AUne minor, and all residing In Butler county except
David, shn resides in Mercer county, Pa sluuel, shJ
OF the 4. = ami that the said intcg,ne e seized
in his hInc-np as Of fee Il and in u certain
s,ugs 4 lui situate in Worth township, county and
state atucsi bpnnlvh ON the north by lrnls ot Wm.
Crbcket nnl the heirs pf David D. C.s the ~
Lands Of Wm. Cfockcr, the South by Slirperyrock
Crtck. and the west by an, q Robert Glenn,
tanning about one hundred nnd thiri y6EC six acrC-
more l,,, aul pnts the Court to award inquest
make partition u the premises afleiI tp md among
the children and representative II sud ntc-totc IN such
manner rnI Ia .uCh prupu by the laws uf this
CpnIupnw cth Is directed IL -uch Vtit1n can he mate
without prejudice tu spelling she whole, hut u such
value and apprl,r the and make report II the pro
ceeiuls. hrnrun according to law April b 1854 f,ule
. show ctu-e issued. Returned served And ~
uit. June -. 4. D.. 1854, on motion of w. iuukin
WATSON J. YOUNG. CIk of o.
TAKE Notice that Inquest will bc held AZ the house
Of the tate dryetput in Worth toNh-h,p, on eUNE3-
DAY, the IAN day Of September ncNt at 10 O'Clock.
m. II sis DAY, 20 make partition valuation II the
Real Estate N said decssent according IA law At which
time aud place yuu may attend if you think proper.
" NJ. y. BkACkENRiUi
Aug. IT, 1854. Sheriff
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y the matter cr the Petition of Frederick swartz In
right # and uu behalf Of hi7 wife. sophia Swh5tI a
daughter and ne hciruf John hcrncr de d. for Parti-
ton.
In the Orphans Court Of Bntler county, No B. June
Tcru 1864. Ih" Commonwealth Of pcnnsYlyanit-To
the heirs and cgd representatives of John Kernor,
deed. 70 wit. Mrs - kcrncT. widow Dlthurinc. in
termrrici with Dr. Peter p1ckcilcrc living in Lppsvc
Ohio Jacob Kerner, living in Affair county, Mo-. Eliza
beth i-toiman,d with Richard um.trid. living in Mid
dIe5cX township Butler county Pa Sophia, ntefmaried
with Frederick Swartz, living in Allegheny city. Lewis
kerncr Of l3Jh Pcuna. NouaterrS. hYinl,n Spwickiy
Allegheny county Pa, and John Ctchlov u Chris
tnna dec d. whD intcrmuiried with John Crtchlow
The said real estate consists uf a certain lt piece or
parcel uf nni situate in MiiieseN township. Butor CO..
pCnaa bounded ami described jlluwa 20 Wit On the
north by james Anderson the clst hy John Smith and
James medium, the south by John Lyon And Jacob
Srhulmrc, md the west by Johnston white and Mi
chae E-ternun containing one hundred ACRES, or
less. You and each Of YOU hereby cited appear
before Judges at orphhns Cont, 10 be held at
Butler, IN and for the comfy Of Butler, the fourth
MONDAY ef ScptembeT next, il beng the 2Glh day of
said month. show Why writ pf Partition should
not be awurledas prayed for. By the CUurt
WATSON J. YOUNG.
July Is, 1864. Clerk
To all " which, the heirs aHl legal rcpi esentotiyes Of
John kerucr dec d., hereby required 10 take notice
WM. o. ERACkENRIDGE, shin
shcrHs Office, Butler AuE. II, lse4
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