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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

We the undersigned ore vel acquainted with LUCINDA
SCOFELD and know tho above to be correct In every par
tculnr. - -, r.,,,,,,, q,
Mr sud Mrs. ROCKWELL. Mr and Mrs. BARiliOLO
NEW No. y West Forty fiitb-st. ~ 80
Mr aud Mrs GEOPGE r. LOCKWOOD, Stamford, c.
GREAT CURE ~ The CITY OF hEWfONk,
Of hhy respectable citizen, well known to the mercantile
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
OrrrcE on Nrw. I oRk AyD GALESA LFAD Co.. !


DR J. II. sCHEsCK. DcIT So For over 10 years have
be-n troubled with cough and usually Two or t'e
times wear with moro lees hemorrhusr, which tos"thr
for the last few year, have kept hn ~ nesh and 100 weak
10 do business oi nv kud without rnhrring H. August last
lad very severe hrnouhHFe and according TO the Juds
ln.nt o. good New orb physician was cla'-ed 90 beyond
Tie reach Of medicine and advised 10 be prepared 10 Tar
a. property matters concerned To ave tnis world
hort notice This physca land my good ifiens said that
the first severe cold took must prove fatal larry IN Janu
afy to very s,yeTs cold and iouunatey was occupying
rooms at No 81 Boud.t directly over your Oihce tbhA
about 10th Of January procured bottle oi your
gyIup and commenced taking freely. My cet ana h"9s
wrr. very much swollen aud all the ymptoms o speedy
death eryneI to accompany my cold seht Tor nay omer
.au ana stated 10 him that was TAXING your u"hsho'
and ,trf showing them 20 him, and having as''d OF ts
Ac be reprd You take them II 700 llAe, 'hty WI" 10
Won no harm" lie said: You know what tod you a't
Sumner aud the nowi you hH'e any business 20
clor n DO not put oh" He .ad 20 other snds that he
coud ~. no for me" aud uy friends ana relations con
A. mi. time was taxing freely Of your medicine but had
,ot .sa you The Doctor called few tueF and found NE
1muh 10 h surprise he sad IMPROVES and he could nos
ndr.nnd wly My faith crashs IN your medicines,
aud had wish have you rNiine my case and see "uat
Won bsd 10 .ay WHEN you hrt came to NY 70 IN uid mae
;t .runtiou Won gave bat little enrouaselent, but
Tie sonry expressed doubt, Of my being beped cut oi
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Registers Notice.

~ Office b hereby given toull persons interested that
the following accounts have been passed and filed
the Registers office of Butler county, and will be pre-
scuted for confirmation and allowance to the orphans
Court, TO be held in the borough Of Butler Wednes
day, March %, 1865,
Partial account Of Matthew Greer, Admir- Of Jno. c.
DOuthett Filed Dec. 3, 1864.
Final account ofLeah Chrsey, Adm ofGeo. Christiey
decd Filed Dee. q. 1864,
Final account Of VIM S. Jack, EXT Of Samuel Jack
decd Filed Dee. TO- 1864,
FiuaI account Of A. Blakey, Admir- of Philip Mech
ling decd Filed Dec %, 1861
Supplementary aud "a Partial account ofG W, Crozier
Adui'r of Dr. James Graham. Filed Jan. 2d .S0j.
Final account of Juo. Parks & VIM. Cunnnshars Adms
Of Edward Renison. Filed Jan :, 1865
.Final account Of Wm. VI. Graham, Admir-. OF Michael
Frck decd Filed Jan. IL, 1850.
Final account of j. W. Chrsty Exr. of Hugh Gala
her deed. Filed Jan. ~, lsG5
Fins account Of A Hogc guardian Of Isaac E. Kelly
minor child Of Thos. Kelly Filed Jan Il, 1860,
Final account of ]. W Christy, & T. G. Thompson,
Adms of James Park, decd. Filed Jan II, lsdS
final account Of ". W. Dodds Ex'r of Benz. McCor-
mick, decd. Filed Jan. 81, 1850
Pinal account Of David Marshall, Adm of Thos Nc
Cormick decd Flied Jan. 81, 1850
Final account of Chas Hoffman, Adm. ef John n.
Ilahnemandeed. Feb.T, 1865.
Final account of Fred. BURY Adm Of Margaret
Whitener. Iiled Feb. o, 1860
Final account Of VIM st,ley and Joseph Ekas, Exr of
Jacob Staley. Filed Feb 10, 1865.
Final account Of Joseph Campbell Adm of ELI Camp
bell. Filed teb. l6, 1865.
Final account of Thos Rodgers Adm of sam1el NJ.
Kahn Filed Feb. Il, 1866
Final account of Daniel j. RUSSELL EXT of Jno. D.
Mahood Filed Feb. II, ISa5
Final account cf Richard Vandyke, Guardian of John
Allen minor ehiIdof w.P Allen. Filed Feb. II, 1865.
Partial account of lohn Scott, Adm James Gibson,
decd. Filed Feb %, 1865.
Final account of John Anderson Guard of 1. Niblock
Kirkpatrick. Filed Feb, %, 1865.
Account Of fuhn Black, Adm of John wOrthlngton,
Decd. Filed Feb. Is, 1SO5-
Account Of A. Cancss Trustee to sell real estate OF
r. sloan. Filed Feb. q, 1865.
Final account Of r. O. Campbell, Exr of VIM. staugh-
ton Filed Feb. "a 1865.
Final account of A. NCandess, Esq, Adm Of VIM.
Johnston. Filed Feb. q, 1865
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Butler March l. 1868. Dept. Reg,r.
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AT WHOLESALE 0NLYI
WATCHES AND JgMglaY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
Lowest Prices for Cash!

ARMY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Pedlars, Traders, SUIT
lers and General dealers ean make Enormous Profits
upon small Investment
JBwLLhf oi ohy it,ern or Qunty ana Ia any qnahti-
trnshod a. y,1I,.J,y aitsnf;o,, ,,} 10 .,,t,y;,a
S,ct,Uesys C,,n,y, Jsiiars EgGiin Tr,,Jsrs xxi AZ
mn DeoJers q
ny st,te cf Goods r,anuf,ctured surh ~ Inye,tor.
otc a. short notice e. Coon C.Ny.ss,xe ctTHEs
Iii a ,aIi ca,i,aI -. 4 - as,a,s I,-,,anti nj
,,,,, s ~ -, ~ III g. N III ~. IT, us ~ ~ " p' ~ -
M l'''eu 80 @~ i's.s ~ .nu @ iu'l p", W iee
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER is NEkf LAhtHl
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING. &c..

For any quantity under quTes 81 80 per qure all
amounts over that, unreasonable reduction will be made
BUSINESS CARDS.
Single packs, 81 so; each additional pack, so cts.
LOCAL NOTICES.
10 cents per line for each Insertion
DEATHS AND MARRIAGES,
will be published gratis where the same does not exceed
lines for each additional line cts will be charged
Advertisements of o. c. Sale, Executors Adninistra-
tors. and Auditors notices; Estays Dissolution of Part
uerp, Cautions and all transient ersements MUST
Positively BE PAID ~ ADVANCE.
We tie undersigned Publishers and Fropretars oftbs
Butler papers hereby agree to strictly adhere to the
above schedule of prices, until further notice.
Nhl. IASLETT, Butler American.
CLARK WILSON, Ugiun Herald
ROBINSON ANDERSON, American Citizen
July IS, 1851.
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Writ of Partition.

Butler County, SIS.
the matter of the petition Of George W. StiIlwag-
for partition Of the real estate of Jacob Stlwa
gon decd.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No 80, Dec
Term 1864.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to the heirs and
legal representatives of Jacob SlwaggOn decd to wit
John Stwaggon, Joanna ntermarried with Daniel Nc
COnnell William Stillwaggon residing in Venango co..
Jacob Stillwaggon Jane stillwaggon widow samne Still
Wagon and Sarah Jane stiwaggon minor children Of
Josiah Stwaggon decd, residing in Yenango CO.. Pa
Ellen internarred with Henry Sowash, George w Still
Wagon, Ellen Stiwaggon, widow, James stillwaggun
and Samuel stwaggoD minor children Of Isaac Still
woggon, decd. Samuel stillwagg residing in Jack
sonyille Oregon, and james stwaggon on residing in
EidOrado California The said Real Estate consists of
three certain messuages and tracts of land follows
wit lst Two hundred acresof land, less situate
in slpperyrock township Butler county, Pa bounded
the north by r. Gkey and John L. Bard; by John
T. Bard South by Mrs. Gilkey and Samuel Mowha and
West by John I. Bard ID lot Of ground in the bar-
ough Of Centreve, bounded north by an alley: east by
alley south by Newcastle street. and west by Dr.
Livingston Sd. Two other lots in same borough bound
ed north by lots Of John Chrstly an alley or
A. Paterson South by Mayberry and west by the But
Ter and Mercer Turnpike Road
By the Court, WI. YOUNG.
Jan. % 1865. Clerk
All of which the aforesaid heirs and legal representa-
lives Of the said Jacob swaggon decd hereby re-
quested to take notice. W. U. BRACKENRIDGE.
Sheriff
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
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Adminisfrafor,s a Notice.

EeTATR OF HENRx '. sTooPs, DICT.
FILTERS Of administration the estate of Henry v.
| Stoops decd, late Of Washington tp, having been
issued by the Register TO the npdersgned therefore, all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate,
request make immediate payment and those having
claims against the required to present them
properly authenticated fur settlements WM sTo0Ps.
Jan. 21at I666.6t. Administrators.
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Advertisement A List.

YJNHE following Apprasement List under the 5th Sec
tion Of the Act Of April II, 1851 have been presen
ted and flied in the Office of the Clerk of the Orphans
Court, to wit:
No. !, Dec. Term 1864 Mrs. Rachel Gilleland, Widow
OF VIM. Gieland decd Personal property amounting
to s3O0,50 J. c. Gleland Rachel Gilleland, Adms
No. 2 Dec. Term, 1854 Mrs. Mary A. Hohnonbe, wild
ow Of VIM. II. Hohnondle, decd. Personal property
amounting to s3l.22- Mary A. Hohnondae, Admx.
No 20, Dec. Term, 1864 Mrs. Margaret Gerard widow
Of Michael Gerard decd Zeal Estate amounting to
$4,000. Margaret Gerard, Adm'x
No. Il, Dec Term, ls64. Mrs Mary Hays, widow of
William Hays decd. Personal property amounting to
Sl59,50. Mary Hays, Adm'x.
No A. Dec. Term 1854 Mrs. Bridget Kiley, widow Of
EdYard Kiley, deed Personal property ammounting
to S15e,50. Pat. Mcbride Adm.
OF which the heirs and legal distributes, creditors
and Others will take notice and appear at the
next term to wit the 4th Monday of March, 1865 and
not later than the third day thereof to show
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tween four and five years old. The owner Is hereby
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take her away otherwise she will be disposed Of
ding to law ROBERT ATWELL.
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Special Income Tax.


yLTM. 4 JAS. G. CAMPBELL.-FoUSDERs-Fo -Fonndi y
w. South of the bsrough Of Butler, where Stove
ioughs and other castings made. large supply cos
znty on hand anf for ale 1t rssssonsbs rates.
80. l6t3.s1
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The AmeriCanCitizen,

Unpublished every Wednesday in the borough Of Bule.
by THOMAS ROBINSON c. T. ANDERSON Main street
opposite to Jacks Hote-hice up stairs in the brick
formerly occupied by Eli Yetter store
TERMs:Si so year, il paid in advance or within tn
first six months - ifno paid until after the expra
ton of the first six months
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CIALs.
s,EH YEARS LOAN.
eHJUOl
XMAS COUNTY fBEODsLyNl SEVEN rER Cent
ClLINN BuNpS. -
R,yo, CoesrY rsyA,rvys's Owes.

is VoURf = AIM, BfOOkLTN. FcU. IT, 1910. Z
pa County hereby inges IL
a ore tho ard collars aud pp~sids to- loan OF $4,000
hurifrf by Ghhp ~ the laws of li and by retJGton
q the 30 Of s adlptel Dec 90 lSd, nr the
pugpose tLug e quota u Tue couay under tbe Pes
ksnt isst all FOR Lurr troops.
su ssc Win receive 'Cs,,ncitss VI lndebte intss
n>Arirq int nom Ihs date oi ton uGt te o,aas
Ar ready fcs delivery
The bone m interest at the rsts o. per en-,
p@r snnun payable .unusly, ~ ~Un the hf. days
Nay NortnIet Tie print,pai VIII le due and rs!E
-. On tht Grs dtt Of May, is35
- snncF boos Il rnw u7en Il tho Trrssrrr's unec.
IAyA ~ H. S.AisDlNL.., CGa1iy IressnIsE
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CEuER-rs-wrsrS --on Wednesday, February 10, ~
sne Fas. IL ,mas Armiiage, Mr. WILLIAM usDERhLL "
Aiss iElLss wL.oA, bota of this city.
wSA.s-Er KnAS-At Zion church, on "Wednesday,
Or AIRY u.s. by the Right Rev Horstio southgate, ~,
e.Iy
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Died.

birth
srrrpsrn-on Thursday, February 10, Ira .. CI1y.
RAG VI daughter
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y,ye .! 81. Lo~ss.

bT. LOUIE Fe6 u, I9d3.
mo extensive spoke factory OF woodburn Scou on
Ne c'rner Of Rroadway and olt street, burned lass
tight Loss about Two hund I'd thousand dollars up0n
hR a 80
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nrFTcE or THE cohIIssiDNERs OF TAXES skD
" A.scssi0elts. u Chambers street. New York. January
T. Isf5
kUrs 70 taxrsycrs>otcs u hsrrby given that the
rolls o. ihr reel he anA
Of New fork Tor $50 Nil be nsye-un ana
ruui nf aer Monday, January 2 1873. anu viii
ortD u ~ 3rh sav Apri istb correction
NJ and the equalization OF the The
nfos raid real aud onai rir Of hr RIA county of
HsW l0k ~ PERSONS believing then, elves g. he srgesed
r mako Application u he Commissioners du,ng The lc
roo aboye mentioned IN order on relief provides
by Law ~ such apple he insd- relation the
ssseSsrd valuation d ac rca! essir must Le riads
IA writing ststirg the ground ~ uh therein,
and tnere.pon the lorunis,1uers sh,h esaiuias ins
Tie complaint and ", IN ir-ir jlig psnt the sssess-
n,rni erroneous they sn cne ts sme 20 be eogesied
ff auch application he made IN rcnr ~ Tie sseae vaius-
ton of the personal estate the appetl ss - csainneA
oath the sud Comm ssiUsr~ no shsit Nuihur
fred rdminster O-tA and o. ~ Ls n cir lgim
the sss.snent tn shall u
corrected aud IN she
believe and declare their lesion thereon thia
thirty days after such application shall have
q ta. No reduction shah ec mad, BY tho r,ard Of surer
Of assc-snepi real or g~rronsl estate
this act unlfss sts picsr oath sna-
that the patty sgyrsyrd Unable attend within
the rero1 rresr,bed Tor the frecou OF ~
Of sLck meas or ABSENCE lroii tAe city.
y W. ttlFr, lcoCauissicrsfs of
- 49,. ,,,I~- iH.ss
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ITO LEAsE-HOUSE NO WEST TwEETY-EIrTH
Madison square containing twenty handsomely FUR
nished. Apply " CHAUNCEY BARNARD, LOO Broadway.
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puRNHAH's FURNITURE ExPRtss.-Ltsus VA.
- sons for moving families ~ city or c'ag.y PIANO.
totes, tau ~, fi nitute boxed nd rfr ei Inn ture
ryrcd oacr i,5West Lisysa,h sstsh b,lsvea fsa And
b.. IL a,enas.
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NOTICE To ALL JOuRSEyMiN GrANlrE STONE
~ caters in tni,d sUtts~--Nr. tie joafnrs
crarte of tv of Saw Va \, st-lse
fof Jnst rahts ard est IA icain
tiers at lrr.tfe with during lrc ssd tsfiie.
OWEN CANANA1N President
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HIHAHCIAL.

TINTED STATES TREASURY.
~ -. New YoaK, Feb II, Mod
Of eGs t0Vs maturing on the LIST Of March are request
81 TO hand them In with schedules q any me bsfors thai
dAis
Hodsrs complying with the above WIN have thsr coupons
examned ana checks given for them the 18th ns after
three o'clock Blank schedules will furnishsl upon
apple ton ~ Gs Interest Department Of this once
kSned JOHN A. STEWART.
Assistant Treasurer Of United States.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

TIE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE BLOC. EAs
~ OF the thy Hail. of frrkfort and Win =
srus T. ~ Rooms ne4uy Furnished roon 10 one -
49, c 70 ec per day. u " - per week Houss open
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C,Marl. USFuRNIsuED HOUSE wAErrD.-THE AD-
!. eriser viii good rent iors ou.r IN good order
ami unexceptOnabe ncigibor Od P0 scion either
My Address 16is Post odcc, stating location
particulars
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DRfzFs CAsfIED IN ALL LIGALIrED LOTTERIES
4 aad INFORMATION v'vrn. Drawings sent
J. tLrrE. Broker orlcs l16 Hroadwsy.
-
T,o TIE HOUSE CARPENTERS or NEW YORK AND
VANITY public msc,inG ~ toe lonse csri eners
MOS No will b held II thsr w b,Sey on Won.
day eveninf fec. ~ nj eo,ock Tis n.nsrfs q Soa
end s.o The ensern af No q ~ DroohJh aud ",
Jersey City, ate u .ited - stt I'D =. -, y. =.
---------------------------- ---.- =. ..,.....-
rVAxrs T.yvs TAyvs -rsfOvrOHT cttSvIILR,
j wsten.fd. tiarcmooh Seesi fden' IT. NOV. vrans
Uope south tutdhsm. fowth Farm. liutghler Farm
eauatv sto All eehtoi Nts received t toe corner %
,,~and and I,,sth stre.s 40 sta on ncAt Monday ho
sV'h insl' HON = :" "uL1siE COOPER
THOMAS y hyRSES. CouectoraL
JOilN GNfIr,
rsyEs -cArUOs -IouS 9. RANKIN. the oSLH
.,.ls,,sel collector ~ M,rni Vernon ana schoo d.s
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The New York herald., 1865-02-19

C,TORES AND LOFTS wANTED-cN BROADWAY,
- Park place and her ocat.s owners an. others VIII
plea description properly {, D. L. OaRELL 78 Co
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

RIO Observation-Disclosures, rO PUbCHAsE
re,a book and stationary business cl good thorough
fare III the upper art oi the city AdaIess spartan, Dsy
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