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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13

tween the two Governments, Will at tae proper
time, be laid before Congress
When, on the organization Of our Govern.
ment, under the Constitution, the President Of
tine cn,.ea o.ascs delivered his inaugural adj
dress to the two Houses of Congress he said
to them, AMI through them TO the country and
20 mankind, that ''t'.e preservation OF the
sacred FIRE Of liberty and the destiny Of the re
publican model Of government are justly con.
sidered ~ deeply, perhap. as finally stated on
the experiment entrusted to the American
people" Aad the House of Representatives
answered Washington by the voice Of Madison:
Eve adore the invisible hand which his led
the American people through so many dif'scul-
ties, to cherish responsibility for the destiny of
republican liberty" More than scvcnty-six
years have Gid d away since these words were
spoken; the United States have passed through
severer trials than were forescen and now, at
this new epoch in our existence AS one nation,
with our Union by purified sorrows and strength
cncd by conflict, and established by the virtue
ef the people, the greatness Of the occasion in
vites Ns once more to repeat, with solemnlty,
the pledges Of our fathers, to held ourselves
answerab)e before our fellew men, for the sue
cess Of the rcrublican form of government.
ExpericHce has proved ;ts Auficiency in peace
and in war; it has vinhcated its authority
through dangers and Affections, aud sudden
and terrible emergencies, which would have
crushed any system that had been less Grm.y
fixed in the heart Of the people At the a-
augural Of Washington, the foreign relations
of the country were few, an its trade was re.
pressed BY hostile regulations now all the
civilized nations Of the globe welcome our com
merce, and their governments profess for us
amity. Then our country felt it's way unhesi-
tatingly along an untricd path. with States SO
little bound together by rapid means of com.
anunication, as to be hardly known to one
another. and with historic traditions extending
.ovsr very few years; now intercourse between
the States is swift and intimate the expert
encc of centuries has besp crowded into few
generations. and his created .an intense, indi..
ntrues.L.e nationally. Thea our jurisdiction
did not reach beyond the Dlcouvenient boun.
apiss oftiie territory which had achieved indie
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13
CITY Clerks keDOrt.

To the Hor oraJle Board Of Trustees Of the CITY of
NcGregor In obedience to your orders made at the
last regular meeting, have the honor to present the
following report of the financial condition Of the city,
Amount of indebtedness on the 9th OF ..s ... .tN
February, 1865 .-................. S9SS2 81
Orders drawn by Mayor on Treas.,..$ 73s 90
Orders drawn by Clerk on Trcas.,.... 1542 So
Incidental expenses, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 366 II
Policc.. ........... III so
Small pox, (oldD... IS 90
Claims allowed for which orders have
not yot b.en issued ."."."..... 1,o7s s2si,o72 II
$l3,955 IS
From which deduct amount paid
for Taxes of 1864, by City Treas 81 40 90
Amount received by Clerk for Ii
ZOZ %
Taxes (old)... Is 90 $4,709 90
-. so,2le IS
To pay which we have back
Taxes of 1894 900 90
Taxes OF 1865 5000 90
$4,000 20
December 5th, 1865
1w47s d. BAUGH, Clerk.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13
PE0PLI'S MARKET -


A I their old stanG door west of the Empire
IA Saloon, BELIEVE IN FAIR DEALING and will
always be found hand ready to deal the choicest
cuts OF all kinds OF Meat that the country affords
Highest market price paid for all kinds Of Stock.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13
Seely & Shaw,

A NSOUNCE tn the public. and particularly to tho
u people along the line of the McGregor Western
Railway and these adjacent to its Stations tina. they
are well stocked up in ~ ''|E
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Arrival and Depnrture OF Mails

The mail from Butler to East Sandy by way Of Holy
oks Coultersville, Ansndaie. Murrinsve and Clinton
VILE. 80 miles; leaves Butler Monday and Friday Of
each week. at o'clock a m, returns on Tuesday and
Saturday of each week at ocIoek y. III.
The mail from Butler to Salem Cross Roads, by way OF
Saxonburg sarversyle Freepor Shearcrs Cross Roads,
Me cLanghn's Store and Oakland Cross Roads, 43 mes
leaves Butler Tuesday and Saturday OF each week at
o'clock A. m: returns Friday aud Monday CT each
week. at o'clock, p.
The mail from Butler New Castle. BY way Of Mount
Chestnut Prospect Portersville and Princeton % miles,
leaves Butler Monay and Thursday of each week, at
9 O'Clock m; returns on Tuesday and Friday OF each
week, at O'Clock. n. m.
The mail from Butler Lawreneeurg by way Of North
Oakland Barnarts Mills Baldwin and Brun. 25 miles
loays Butler Monday and Friday Of each week, Mt
o'clock returs oh Tuesday and Saturday of each
week, at Q o'clock, p. M.
The mali from Butler to New Brighton by wny Of Pc
tcrsurg BrenkNeck and zelienape. 90 ines with two
additional trips between 3realNeck al Xeennple egvs
Butler on Wednesday OF each wael ut o'clock. a.
urns on Thursday Of saeh week, at 5Gcloek, p. M.
The mail from Butler pittsburg, by way Of Glade
Mills Bakerstown Tally Cvy, Etna Dequesne and Allie
cheny City 80 miles, leaves Butler every morning except
SUNDAY at o'clock m; arrives At Butler from Pitts
burp by the same route every day Sunday excepted
o'clock, p. IN.
The mail from Butler to Mercer. by way Of McCaniess
Browningtnn Spperv-luck, North Liberty Londen and
Balm - miles: leaves Buier every day, Sunday eScep
ted A, o'clock M returns Wv the route every
day Sunday excepted arriving in Butler at o'clock in
the morning.
The mail from Butler Iuana, by way Of Coyies-
cilie Worthngtcn Jittannug Ellerton and shelocta,
niles leaves Butler Monday and Thursday Of each
week at o'clock returns Tuesday and Friday OF
each week, at o'clock, p. M.
The mail from Butler to Royd.town Q miles, leaves
Boysown On Friday morningo of each week. arrives nj
Duter in the forenoon departs for BeylSnwn same Hay
after the arrival of the mail from Pittsburgh
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
E'Hae N sa aiOHR:
A Weekly Journal of Politics, Litera-
ture, Science and Art.

TINS sourna will not be the organ Of any party sect
body II will tho contrary. make effort to
bring 70 the discussion of political and social questions
areally critical spirit and to wage upon the vices Of
violence. eXagoration and misrepresentation 10y which
much of the political writing Of the day marred
The criticism Of books and works of art will form
Of its most prominent features and pains will be taken
have this task performed in every by writer's pos
sessing special qualifications for it,
II is intended in the interest of investors as well
Of the public generally to have questions Of trade and
finance treated every week by writer whose position
and character will give his articles exceptional value
and render them safe and trustworthy guide.
Aspecial correspondent who has been selected for this
work with care has started ON journey through the
South. His letters will appear hereafter every week.
aud he Is charged with the duty ofsmpy reporting what
he and hears leaving the public far posOble
to udraw its own infcrcnces.
1t embraces among its regular Or occasions. contrbu
tors tho following nanics
Henry W. Longfclow James Russell Lowell, John @.
Whittier Samuel Elliott (Ex-President Trim. College
Iatord) Prof Torrey Nlarvatd) DR.. Francis Lieber,
Professor Goodwin Smith, toSf1rd) Professor Child,
OIarvard) Henry James Charles +. Norton Judge Bond
(altimore,) Edmund Quincy, Prof W ID. Whitny, yale
Prof D. c. Gilman, (Yale Judge DAILY. Prof. Dwight,
Columbia College) Prof Tayler Lewis (Scheneceday)
Clintock Rev DR.. Joseph 2. Thompson. Rev. Phillips
Brooks, Rev Dr. Bellows, O. J. Stilc Henry Tuckerman,
ayard Taylor, g. A. lrised, G. IT, Brace, Richard e..
White, William Lloyd Garrison Sidney George Fisher,
Theodore rlton, james Parton, Gail Hamilton
TIRHs:-rhree Dollars per annum, in advance; Six
months Two Dollars. When delivered by carries in N.
York or Brooklyn. Fifty Cc1s additional.
JOSEPH IL. RICHARDS,
Publisher,
1870 Na,sau street " Y
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Virginia congressman.

The Richmond Whig urges the
selection of candidates at the ap-
preaching election in Virginia who
can take the oath of allegience,
and says that if the people of Vir-
ginia send delegates to Washington
who cannot take the oath of admis-
sion, those delegates will not be adj
mitted, and Virginia W il 90 unrep-
resented. We repeat, therefore, The
question to be considered and de"i-
ded at the polls on thesecond Thurs
day in October, by the people of
Virginia, is, not by whom they shall
be represented, but whether they
will be represented at all. If
they cast their votes for men who
cannot take the prescribed oath they
might as well vote for the Emperor
of France or the Bey of Hunis. No
use of arguing that this ought to be
so, and swearing about it; it is so,
and we have to meet the fact. But
says some one, that will be changed.
1t wi | not b. changed unless South
ern delegates can be got into Con-
gress to help change it, and it is
precisely for this reason that we
should elect only men who can take
the oath and cast their votes for re
scinding the obnoxious law. "Better,
said member of the Administration
the other day in Washington, that
Virginia should send delegation of
idiots to Washington if only they
could say yes upon the vote to re-
scind the W, than delegation of
her wisest and best men who coald
not take the oath.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Registers Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Accounts
' Of Executors Administrators &c, have been filed
In the Registers Oce If Butler County, and will be
presented to tire Court for confirmation and allowance
on " Wednesday Sept =, A. D., lsG5
Final Account ui John H. MtluistiOn, acting Admins
trF Tor Of Joseph VI QUESTION: decd Filed June l3 90.
Final Ace mt Of Mrs Mary Grouse Administrator VI
philip Grouse decd Filed June q, 1858.
Flnal Account of J.B Dulds and Maria Marquis,
Adrns Of A H. Mahood decd Filed July l, 1865
Finsl Account Of Thomas Crafty, Guardian of Matilda
Riddle. Filed July 6, 6,lsB5.
epl Gilmer, dec d. Filed July 10, 1870
Final Account nf Thos. Craig, decd Flied July l. 90.
PinnI Account of Robert maxwell, Admr " W. W.
Smith drcd Filed July is. 1855.
Final Account OF Sylvester Ash, Ex Of Jacob Clefcr
deed Filed Jul rs, Los.
final account Of Vim. Parks, Admir-. of D. S Parks.
decd Filed July 2S lHl5
Final account of James Gibson, admir- of Susanna
Gihgon decd Filed July p. lSG5
Final account Of Martha q. Frazier ALm'x Of Edward
Frazier decd. Filed Aug. j, 1873.
Final account of samuel allpher and David Marshall
Exr.s of Wm. Gither decd. Filed Aug H. iSf5
Final account Of Sabina Kri!ey, Ajm'x. If Francis
Kriev decd Filed Aug. II, 1865.
Final account Of James 3. Morrison. TX, # William
Mcdonald decd. Filed Aug. ls 1868,
Final acc, unit of 5. II. Moore, Admir- Of John Grant
decd Filed Aug 10 ls65.
Final account II Hugh McLerea, Exr Of Thomas iurE,
derd Filed Aug 23i 1905
Final account Of Solomon SNYDER, Admir-. ofWarren
F. Houston deed. Filed Aug. a. 1868.
Final account Of Henry Pfabe, Adm. Of EIhard Miller
decd. Filed Aug 26 1865.
Us Kennedy, Register.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Appraisenaelat Hist. .

NHF following Appraisement List undor the 5th sec
ton u the Act Of April II, ls5l have been presen-
ted aud flied in tho Once vf the Clerk Of the Orphans
Court Of Butler County, towit
No. l. june Term. 1865, Mrs Elizabeth Christy widow
of S. D Chrsty late Of Cherry Up, Decd Personal
property amounting 10 100000 H. I. Chrlsty Adm.
No33, june Tenn 1885, d. Rankin, guardian for use
Of minor children Of Josiah Brown, late of Faifyiew
Tp, decd Personal property amounting to S22OO.-
Robert Campbell Adm.
No. 80, June Term, 1865 Mrs. Martha Zimmerman.
widow Of Geo W. Zimmerman, laeof Oakland Up decd.
Personal property, amounting 10 1880. II. ID. Ste
phcnson, Admir-.
No. 40. June Term, 1855 Mrs Margaret wasson, wild
ow Of WNum A. Wasson, late Of CLAY Tp decd. Per
sona property amounting to $4,000 Margaret WassoD
Adm'I.
No Il, june Term, 1865. Mrs. sabina Kriley, widow
Of fr nncis KrlGy late of Jefferson Tp dec d. Personal
property amounting 10 $4,000. Sabina Kelley, Adm.
No 46, June Term, 1864 Mrs. - Philips, widow Of
james Philips late Of Oakland p decd Personal prop
erty amounting to Sl5O6s. g. c. Rocssng, Admir-
OF which the creditors heirs egatee distributes and
others Interested will take notice and appear at the
Term to wit; the Fourth Monday Of Sci tember next
and later than Third day of said term show
against the same. BY the Court,
Aug. %, 1865. WI. YOUNG, Clerk, o. C.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Public Sale,

DY vrtue Of an order and decree of the Orphans Court
ID In and for the county Of Butler the undersigned
Administrators with the VIII annexed, of Vm. Hays,
late Of Lancaster Tp., ecd, will offer for sale the
premises at one O'Clock p. NJ, of Wednesday August 80
A. D. 1865 about twenty Of land, more or less,
situated In Lancaster Tp county and State aforesaid
bounded and adjoining public road from Whitestown to
Harmony and by lands Of Samuel Hays, widow Kline
feIter and others, with the appertenances.
TERNs-One third Of the peichase money to be paid
the confirmation Of sale by the Court and the balance
in Two equal annual payments with interest thereon from
said confirmation OF sale MRS. MARY HAYS,
July IL 1865. Admx.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
AssKissNR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given to all persons nere.te that
appeal will be held Mt the Office of John Mitchell
Esq, Assistant Assessor in the boo Of Butler, the
3st day of July and the ls anil u days Of August for
that portion Of the Twentythird district Of Pa embra
ced in the county of Butler. At which time and place
the annual list aud proceedings Of the assistant Asses
for said county, will be open TO the inspection o all
parties Interested and appeals heard and determined
lRtive any erroneous or excessive valuations,
ments enumcraticns made by said Assistant Assessors
n. B-All appeals must be made in writing AMI spec
ify the particular cause, matter thing. respecting
which decision is requested and shall moreover state
the ground or principle OF error complained Of
SAMUEL MARKS
Butler, July 10 lSG5::3t. Assessor, 23d Dist Pa
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
VYrft of. Rlarfiffo1..

TN the matter of the partition the Real Estate of
| John kcuer decd.
in the Orphans Court Of Butler county No. 9. June
Term 1864 June II 1865 Iuquisitien fiedand eoufr
ed Nisi
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania-To the hcrsand
legal representatives Of John Eerter decd, 10 wit
Cathsfine, intemarred with Dr. Peter Dockellere Ja
cob Kerner, Elizabeth iuteruarred with Richard Unl-
stead; Sophia iniemsrfed with Fred Swartz Frederick
Swartz veudee Of Lewis Kerner, decd and John Crltc
low Sr, husband and John Critehow, Jr, Of Chris
tiana KerueT, fCritchlowl decd.
You aud eieh Of you hereby cited 10 be and APP
pear before Judges at orphans Court to be held
Butler In and for the county Of Butler the Fourth
Monday of September next, it being the 18th day Of
said month"; 70 accept refuse the premises at the APP
praisenent valuation, or show cause why the same
should not be sold. by the court.
WI. YOUNG,
August Q, 1863 Clerk Of C.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Writ Of Partition.

the matter Of the Partition Of the Real Estata of
i John NJ Kinnis, decd.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county. TO- o. Mar.
Term, 1854 And now 10 wit: June II 1885, Inquisitlon
flied and confirmed Nisi.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvnnia-To the heirs and
legal representatives Of John MKnnis, deed, to wit
Mary MKinnis. widow, and Robert MKinnis, Rachael
interinarried with George Cowan: Rebecca h'kinns,
widow, and Lucreton J, Mkinnis Alex. 8. M'Kinns
Andrew J. A. VI Knnis and Clemency bKinns, children
Of Andrew sFKinuis, deed Sarah MKnnis, widow,
aud George W. M'kinnis, Francis NJ Kinnis, Leayen-
worth VI rKnnis, and Mary a NJ Kinns children Of Hen
ry NtRinns, deed. Lydia A. MKinuis, widow, and Sd
rah j. MKinnis, Hannah NJ Klnnis, and Ellen V. MKin
mis- children Of William VI Kinus, decd. and Joseph
Balph husband, and James Balph, child Of Sarah Jane
Mkinnis, (Balph) deed.
You and ee Of you, hereby cited to be AID appear
before Judges at Orphans Court, TO be held Mt
Butter In and fur the county of Buter the Fourth
Monday of September next IL being te 9th day Of said
month TO accept refuse the premises at the apprase
ment valuation, show cause why the same should
not bs sold. By the Court. W. J. YOUNG,
Aug o. lsG5 Clerk of0. G
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Hist OF Causes

TUE following is the trial list set down for septen
L tember term, commencing on the Fourth Monday OF
said month.
rIESr WEEK.
Samuel Stewart, for use, vs.. Patrick Carr.
Manassas Gillespie, Patrick " Boyle
Jonathan CmttOn, vs.. Joseph q. Snyder.
Dr. Brothers, vs.. Henry Ruscbaugh.
Andrew Sloan, vs.. David Hoover x Ruth Hoover
Eleanor Hines, vs.. Samuel Winner, JT. n Saml Winner
SECOND WEEK.
q. ". Crozer, EI'r Of Dr. J. Graham, vs.. Jacob Zei
gler.
John M'Laughlin Admir- Of Enos Mcbride, decd VS.
James Downey.
Ann Campbell VS.. VIM. Adams.
Jacob llcpler, vs., Henry r. Shakcly ct al.
Henry p sbakely. vs. Jacob Hepler.
Mary j. Ramsey, 10y her mother and next friend Nan
cy Ramsey, GeOrge W. Stiliwagon.
Thomas Byan, vs., Samuel Moore
Kciber klingler. VIM. MHgee's Ezra.
Nancy CHruahan, vs.. George Mctaniless.
john q. A, Kennedy, EX'r. Of Wilson Wigfeld, VS.
Efnst Muier.
William Stewart Va. Robert Allen
Hugh aud Mm. Murrin, ENrs Of John Murrin deed
W. Dominic Mclaughlin.
Christopher hnssnian Va, Andrew IIecket
John iulldhcr, Dr. 5. Clrsty.
John fusi. W Nm tRmter
l.. H. x Adams, vs. Samuel Campbell
). IL. & +. VI, Douthcti " Robert Allen
jacob Ehrntn Robert iial bison and Atkinson
Bunkerys Alexander VI Bride
WM srJOPs, Proth'y.
Aug. %, 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
VALUABLE RECIPES.

EpITon CIrizES.-Dsor Sfr-With your permission. I
wish to to the readers OF your paper that will send
by return mail to all who wish it, ffreel reoipe witt,
full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm. that will eecunlly remove in ten iays PinpIes
Blotches Tan Freckles and all Impurities Of the Skin
eaving the same soft. clear. smooth and beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Rare Faces simple directions and information that will
snabe them To start full growth of Luxuriant Hair
Whiskers, or Moustache in less than thirty days
These recipes yalube TO both old and Young and
as they are mailed to all who need them free of charge
hey worthy the attention Of all who prize clear
ure Skin, or healthy growth of hair.
All applicants answered by return mail without
charge. riI0S r. CHAPMAN
Chemist and PerfGmer, No. s3l, Broadway NY
Ang. l6, lSG5 S-w.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Writ of Partition.

the matter of the Partition of the Real Estate of
/ James VI Candess deed.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county. No. 49, De
cembcr Tenn, lS6l June II, 1865 Inquison filed aud
confirmed Nisf
The Commonwealth Of Ponnsylvana-To thr heirs and
lie. al representatives VI james MCandess dec d. to wit
Elizabeth MCandiess. widow. and Russell Hurd. hus-
band aud Elizahe Aliister LAWRENCE lIud Rebecca
Dalmer Mira Hurd aud Russell Ilufd, Jr children uf
Nancy VCandless, (llurl decd. Mary Jane ntermar-
ried with Robert Boggs Matilda inierunrred with John
Mcharg, Joseph Logan, husband and Anna Lena Logan
Erastus Logan, Evia Logan, Mary Logan Chornda Lo-
gan. sarah Logan and James Logan, children Of NargH-
ret MCuudless logan deed Sarah intermarried with
Nathan Slater; Belle iniernarred with David S. Lyon;
MnrgRret, widow and James VI Candess dec d. and An
gena IntermarIied with Vim d. Park
iOu and each Of you, hereby cited to be and an
pear before our Judges at Orphans Cnur be held
at Butler in and for the county Of Butler on the Fourth
Monday of September next being the 25t day of said
month, 10 accept refuse the premises the apprae-
ment valuation, or show cause why the same should
not he sold; By the Court
WI. YOUNG.
Aug. 9, 1865 Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
n NOTECE.

TN the matter of the Petition of James Kearns, of
summit Tp. to change the boundary lines Of Butler
and Summit Townships. In the Court VI Quarter Scs
s0ns of Butler county. No. 49, June Session, 1865.
June II. 1865 Petition presented, asking the Court
to appoint three impartial TO inquire into the pro-
prety Of changing the boundary lines said Townships
so to embrace the entire farm of petitioner within
the limits of Butler Tp &c. And now tO-wt June IT,
1866 prayer granted and Court appoint W. d. McCand
less surveyor, John Bartley and Alexander simpson
Commissioner enquire into the proprety Of changing
the boundary Of said townships to make plot or draft
Of the lines proposed to bo changed ascertained and
established and make report thereof at the next Court
of Quarter Sessions together with their opinion OF the
same. Notice to be gwen according to rule.
by the Court
Certified from the record this 10th day of Sept A. D.
1865. WI. YOUNG, Crk
View to take place on Saturday the 81 Of October 1855
viewers meet west end of the side Of the farm
the above petitioner, on said line
WD MCANDLEsS, Surveyor.
Sent g. 1866
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Farm fer Sale.

A valuable firm containing IS acres, more or less
"A IN Parker Tp, Butler Co Pa. the road loading
from North Washington to Narinsburg two miles from
either village directly the OF the Bear Creek
Rail Road part of which is under cOntract) depot
will probably be within one fourth of a mile Of said
property. Grist and Saw mill within one fourth Of
mile The land Is weh timbered with good chestnut
timber There is abundance Of coal the premises 1t
Is supposed to be oil territory There two wells GO
ing down in the neghborhood The frms well watered
For terms and further particulars inquire Of John o.
shryock or John shryock Esq. at shryock's Mills in
said TIP. JOHN d. sIIRYOCK.
Sept H. 1868 at.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
Auditors Notice.
Butler County, ss.

Butler County, SIS.
IN the matter Of the account Of shepler Boston and
L John Douglas, Ex'rs Of John Boston decd.
No. 23 Dec. Term, 1864 And to-wit June II,
1861 on motion Of John NJ. Thompson, Court appoint
g. W Fleeger Auditor, to distribute the balance in
this and report.
By the Court,
Certified from the record this 2sth day Of July, A. D.
1865 WI. YOUNG, Crk. OF DC.
will attend to the duties Of the above appointment
ut the Office Of John NJ Thompson, in Butler, the Sth
day # September A. D., 1865, at o'clock p. M, of
which all parties interested will take notice.
G. ". fLEEGER,
Aug ?, 1885. Auditor.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20
TO COyssJr5PTHyEs.

CtUFFERERs WITH CONSUMPTION Asthma, Bron-
- chitis or any disease Of the Throat OF Lungs will be
cheerfny furnished without charge with the remedy by
the use Of which the Rev. Edward A. Wilson OF VIII
amsburg New York. completely restored TO health
after having suffered several years with that dread dis
ease Consumption To Consumptiye sufferers this rem
edv i worthy af an Immediate trial 1t will cost moth
ing and may be the If their perfect restoration
Those desiring the sPme will please address Hsv ed
WARDA WILSON, n GEE Sourh SECOND srEEkf
williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Aus- ~