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Notice.


A story and halt HOUSE, pleasantly located, and
"A in good repair, with both hard and son water
For particulars inquire OF BARBER g. CLAPP.
oct11diw mo. SC Federal street.
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fL QUARTERLY STATEMENT
A-oF THE
Merchants National Bank.
.a4 Gl4 4i. October 2, 1865.

a.ft.Ia.it E.. s0s2Ti1 81
CHAs. PAYsoN, Cashier.
October G. 1865.
PoRrLAND,-CUMBERLAND ss.-Person ally ap-
peared Charles Payson, Cashier OF the Merchants
National Bank, and made oath that the above state
ment by him signed is true, according to his best
knowledge and belief.
Before me, Fl. ILSLEY,
Oct 11-d3t Justice OF Peace.
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Nd GEOves.

lust RECEIVED BY
A. w. PAINE,
oct11d1ws Ne. 10 Market Square /.
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EuTzGERALD & HoDsDoN are showing their
L New
breakfast &JsGscIs, from 1.75 to 50.
Oct 11--dtf a
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EuTzGERALD 6 HoDsDoN are showing their
Il New
Hoop Skirts, from $500 to $500.
Oct 11-dtt
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PROM our CORRESPONDENT

,a&aa PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT lf3
GREEN'S LANDING, Oct SID, schs Senator
Bonsey, from ELLSWORTH for Lynn; Sailor, Boy
Robinson, from Mibridgel tor Boston; Hope Pres
0ct sid; SCH Fanny, Rice, iron Western Bnks)
for Gopldsboro. xE ,ss .x.4
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ORIGINAL, AND sELECTED.

Governor Andrew said in his speech
at-Harwichthat he should not leave Massachu-
sets, he is too intense Yankee to Ibear trans-
planting
Eg-Burlev tho raEa t r;o ,,S;r gt mho H.
capped from the Jail at Port Clinton lately,
gotto Canada safely, and has sailed for Eng
land =
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"a -The Bangor Wing says that John Line
and John Ham, the persons implicated ih- the
shooting Of VIM, Stevens, at his dwelling
house several days ago, have been bound over
in the sI,m Of S3O0O zach ~
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-01

but dc Kuester thought he would never
do. He was q nice man, and good
citizen; but lacking in talent for so exal.
ted position at this particular crisis
Other names were mentioned but de
Kuester found objections to all, and final
ly stated his firm conviction that "Pappy'
was the only man, under the circumstan-
ces, that the Union party dare put up
No other person conld beat Lazear, whom
the Democracy was certain to run. Tues
day mornings paper brought the intelli-
gence that Lawrence was not only not dead
but rapidly recovering. All the other
candidates backed off on reading this in
tellisence; but 'pappy is running yet
In the Pittsburgh Gazette Of Wednesday
we find the following;
--LATEST FROM NEW CASTLE,
The contest for the nomination for
Congress in this section will be warm
Among the candidates we notice j. NJ
Kuester, editor of the Laurence journal
a good Union journal which has done
much good in the cause. Mr.. K. is
good man, and has the ability to fill the
position, if nominated and elected, with
honor to the State and little Lawrence
He is firm friend to the administration,
good worker and is always at his post.
We went a few more of his caste in Con-
gress. He would make faithful repre-
sentative. May he be nominated
PIcA.'
"The signature to this remarkable letter
is one not likely to be adopted by any but
a printer, as It'll the name of certain
sized type. OF course it would be diff
cult to imagin what printer wrote it
We may mention as coincidence, that
'pappy' went to Pittsburgh on Tuesday
afternoon-probably to hunt up the author
of the hand bill calling an indignation
meeting.
1t is shabby trick in George Law
renee, to preslst in living, when by his
stubborness the District is deprived of
so much ability, to say nothing of the
honor that might be reflected on the
State in general, and little Lawrence in
particular.
We admire Mr. KS pluck in hanging
on Stick to it, Pappy,' Lawrence may
take occasion to die, some time, yet and
then YOU have the start of all competi-
tors"
May the Hon. NJ. c. long live to serve
his country, is our wish
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-01
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order and decree ohe orphans court
ID In aud for the county Of Butler the Undersigned
gunrliauof james George W and Sophronit 9. Rose
baugh minor children of Jacob Rose sebuah lnte OF said
county Decd will offer for sale public venue on tho
premises situate in the bnro of Prospect said county on
Wednesday the I'D day ofNuvefnbcr next Mt oclockp
@ of said dry the undivided three fth Of the following
described real estate to wit One lot situated IN the boo
Aforesaid bounded on the North by New Castle struot
on the East by susanna Young, the West by street
and on the South by an ally, which is erected two
story brick house, stable, and blacksmith shop
Also three acres of ground situated in said boro.
West by Geo. Wm mren and on S0uth by James Mcowen
Also fifteen Of aud situated in said boru more or
ss bounded North BY Henry Pillow East by leRlhony
Hoon, West by j. Bueshcn& II. l.. Peters aml South
by Butler street and loon. Title nlispntaDe. Terms
Of sao third of the purchase money in hand aud the
balance in two equal annual insallments with interest
from confirmation Of salsby said court.
HENRY PILLOW,
join MEYERS.
Butler October II, 1865 Guardians
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and an Agricultural Journal
Of the Largest & Handsomest
Description.
<Earaf oh 80 .a f4
devoted 10

CHOICE LITERATURE, including Poetry, Sovelettcs
Tales, and Moral and Entertaining Reading generally
In the Literary Department shall present the
within the reach of extended The Noveetes
Tales, Poetry, &C., shall be supplied from the best
and highest and be equal anything be found
in any journal or magazine.
AGRICULTURE and li0RT1CULTURE, embracing
Farming Gardening, Fruit Raising, &c. Our abors in
this department for thirty yeaas have the
dial appreciation Of the p1bc Our purpose been to
furnish useful and reliable information upon these very
important branches Of industry and to proect them
far as within power against the false doctrines and
selfish purposes Of the many empires and sensation-a
yenturers by which the Farmer is ncessaDtly assaed
This portion Of the Germanoion Telegraph alone worth
the whole price Of subscription.
NEWsDEPARTMENT.-Th sans industry, care and
discrimination in gathering and preparing the Stirring
Events Of the Day. expressly for this paper which ht
erto has been Of its marked features and given so uni
vcrsal satisfaction will be continued with iedoubed ef
forts % meet the increasing demands of the public
TERMS Two dollars and hfty cents per annum No
orders received without the cash. and all subsorptous
stopped at the end Of the time paid for
Address, PHILIP r. FREAs
EIitorand Proprietor Germantown philaIn Pa
Oct. 25, 1865.
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Address.

On the first page of our paper this
week, will be found an able and interest
ing address delivered by Hon. VIM. d.
Kelly, one of the Representative men Of
our State, and at present Congressman
from the forth district of Philadelphia.
But few years ago the congressman of
Philadelphia were afraid-it seemed to
us-to avow sympathy with the Repub-
lican party They were representatives
of the Peoples Party" What great
change has come over the Quaker city in
the last ten years! Judge Kelley was not
only one of the Radical members of the
last Congress, but, in spite of Montgom-
cry Blair-who still ciained fellowship
with US, was triumphantly re. elected
We ask for this address a careful reading.
Tu it is seen no pride of caste-no appeal
tothe projudices of blood; but, like chris
tian statesman, he examines the subject
exclusively through the light ofreason
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BUrLEn MAlsxIars.

BurtEa, ,ps. November l, 1865
BUTTER--fresh Roll IS tents per pound
BEANs-White 90 per bushel.
BARLEY-Spring %
BEESWAX-35 cents ser pound.
EGGS-25 cents per dozen
FLouR-wheat, $500 70 $50 per hund; Rye 400
Buckweeat so per hun6.
FRuIr-pried Apples, $500 to per bushel; Dried
Peaches, sI0eto $50.
FEATHERSl-5n cents per pound.
GBAiN-Wheat Sl,75per brshel Rye, IS. Oats. sc,
Corn IS; Buckwheat 75c
GROCERIES Coffee, Rio, a1ls per ponndi Java, a
Brown Sugar. lscper pound; dc. White 800 n 0. Moa
Is $3.50 cents er gallon; Syrup 80 and sl,do.
iIDEs-7 cents per pound.
LARD--15 cents per pound.
NAILS-S5 90 per keg.
P0TAT0Es-sl and per bushel.
PORK-l4 To cents per pound.
RAGS cents per pound
RICE-l5 cents per pound.
fax, $500.
SALT-s3T5 per barrel.
rALL0W-l0 cents per pound
WOOI--65c per pound.
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DIIcD.

On the morning cfthe7th Of October 1868 OF typhoid
fever Sir. VIM II, Bicket,aged q Years,
Also on the morning # the sth Of October 1865 OF
the same, Mr. David Hay aged 80 years; both Of Cn
ton tp Buter CO. Pa.
Both members Of Clinton U. P. congregation under
the Pastoral care OF Rev W. II. Hutehson. The former
well known a school teacher of abity,-a prom
islng young man, both in church and in social society
The latter farmer whospent the most part of tbs last
year Of his life in tho service Of his country in Capt
W. r. IIutchson's company The former leaves par
ents, brothers AMI sisters lament his early depart
The latter leaves widow and several small chill
lren, te mourn his death. But let them both be
forted. II Is the doing Of the Lord.
II is strange, that in thi. neghborhood of nine
ten fImies joining farms, all have been afflicted
with discntcry fever and in two these
families there has been sickness ot the time since
June last and very little outside these aiIie that
ueighborhood.
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Teachers Institute.

In our paper this week is well writ
ten, aud we'll timed communication on
this subject The Institute is to COIL
mence on the 7th, inst, as will be seen
by the call, also in our paper We were
sorry that this communication did not
reach us in time for our last issue. We
hope all friends of education will read
it carefully and profit by its wise sugges-
tions Let teachers and other friends of
education come together and interchange
views, and thus improve themselves, that
they may be the better fitted for the great
work before them, the education of the
masses.
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cAnproIhE suEEERlnn

n DO you WISH TO BE CURED? IF so. swAI,
low two or three hogsheads of Buchu" 'Tonc Filters
sarsaparilla' Nervous Antilotes" &C. &C. &c and
after You are satisfied with the result then tryone box of
OLD DOCTOR BuClIAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS
and be restored to health and vgor less than thirty
ua.s' lhey are purely vegetable, pleasant to take
prompt and salutaTy their effects on the
and shattered constitution. Old and young can take
them with advantage. DIR. BUCIIAN'S ENGLISH SpF-
CtlC PILLS cure ia less than 30 days the worst cases
oi NERVOUSNESS, Impoteney, Premature Decay Sc :
maj Weakness insanity and all Urinary Sexual and
nF'ns Aecdions, no matter from what produced
Price, One Dollar per box. Sent postpaid by mail ON
receipt of an order, ~
Address JANrs pr1rJpp
Nc. -e9 broadway, New York General Agent
p s-A box sent to any address on receipt of price
which is One Doilarpos; free R- descriptive cir
GUAR sent on application. Butler July l9 ls6l:sw
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Hon. Geo. v. lawrence.

The many friends Of this distinguish.
ed citizeh-member of Congress elect
from our adjoining district of Washing
ton. Green, Beaver and Lawrence, were
much gricved to read the announce
ment of his death short time
since. The Pittsburgh dailies pronoun-
ced handsome eulogies upon his public
services although somewhat Incorrect, as
to the detail of his public history. As
fate would have it however, the announce
r1ent was premature, and the Hon. NJ. c..
will have the 81 tisfaction of seeing the
sort of record he would have left if called
from the stage of action just now. And
if there is anything wanting to crafty
his honest ambition, we trust he will em-
brace the ample opportunities, which we
hope as a pull lie man still await him, to
fill up the blanks. AS it was, however,
the obituary was very fattering, as it
was also "truc to life." The only def
cheney was, that there was no subject
Mr.. Lawrence has, we trust, by this time
quite recovered.
1t is said that during the short time
IN which it was supposed that the twenty
first district was without Congressman,
there was considerable of patriotic dem
onstration on the part of men of talent
q in some parts of the district, who
were quite willing to sacrifice their pri-
vate interests to the public good How
gratifying it must have been to those
gentlemen to learn that the reported de-
mise was mistake!
The following from the Couyaat, Ct
New Castle, shows how some of the promi-
-nent citizens Of Lawrence county we're
exercised on the subject:
''The Pittsburgh Chronicle of Satur-
day evening announced the painful intel
1igence OF the death of Hon. George Y /.
Jul itSpftseHUdllNeL W OOL1TtSS.
The news was confirmed By the morning
papers of Monday Ofcourse everybody
was sorry to hear such distressing news,
and some were so deeply affected as to
promptly volunteer to take his place and
perform all the arduous duties deyolyine
upon member of Congress. How many
of the latter class were in the District.
We have no means of ascertaining: but
in New Castle, not less than four.
We have heard of number of good
things in connection with the brief can
vas of Monday but the richest of all is
the fact that James NJ. Kuester was seri-
ously candidate and labered diligently
all day, to get the people to see it,
1t is said the French gentleman, Mons.
q. dc Kuester, r,-who processes to be a
good Republican since the democracy
refused to allow iim to have anything tc
do with their paper--was aa the street
urging upon the Union men the necessi
ty of nominating the strongest man in
the Dist,ict. Thename OF Wallace wa
generally mentioned, as theindividual.
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Or.pIlan9s Court sale.

DY virtue Of order and decree OF the 0Ians rourt
of Butter County, the undersigned guardian of I9l
led Oliver aAd Elizabeth RedicS minor oliiriren Of
Samuel Redick decd, will offer for sale public ve,lue
Of said minors none hundred AMI fifty a.res or fand
more or less sitnsfsdin An ,icny tp. Buter County
Pa. liaupded on the North uy Snowdcn hnken on The
East by part uf tie same trct on the Esiih Nv james
colen, and the West by james coleins WIZ Cant,.
bell said miIiors seizd in e. Of sd tnt. sub
icct however certain creditors and tertas nposgd
them by the t,st will aud ssanient ofAYIn Reflex lole
OF ead township. decd duly prulaici and rectt,ei In
intlcr, and the m crest of said miners in estate
will be sold AMI the purchaser win take II subject TO
the tenor and cpnditien Of said win
Terms Of sale0nc-fhird Of the purchase nancy TO
be paid in haad, and the residue in two equal aaHual
payments with interest fron the confirmation % snie by
said Court JOHN IEARCE 01ardian.
Igf5 aa..slfE
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nTARRII1Is.

on the 18th Oct the residence Of the BRIDES par
cnts, by l'y. W Il, Hutchison Mr. Nm o Seton, u
returned soldier Of the l39ih Pm. Vol. 10 Miss sae
Andrews, both Of Butler county, Pa.
On the 22i.oct 1863 at the residence Of the brides
fathers Mr. Samuel Duford, by Rev, C. A. Liuibere,
Mr.. Louis Wagner Host, from Nd to Miss Anna Mar
garct Duiiordsoi D.. 4 Bd;i,r sj. "a
Al there5ideuce cf tho bridc's father, in Penn tp
the 25tb ut,, by Rev. Ogden Mr. George Graham Of
.iCfeIson tp., Miss Rebecca }. welsh, both Of this
c1nuty.
On Sept. 28th by the Rev. Loyal Uoung, D. D. Mr.
Samuel Patton to Miss Bella hartley, both of Oakland
township Butler Co., Pa
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To DrunIxarsls

OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN,s DRUNKARDs'
CURE permanently eraicates the strong drink
ana cures the worst cases CT drunkenness in less than
eight weeks,
Thousands Of reformed acbristes now live to bless the
day they were fortunate enough 80 the
this valuable remedy. Price Two Doll1rs a package
Mailed to any address on receipt OF an order hy
JAMES BUTLER, A29 Broadway; New York
Sole Agent for United States.
Aug I6 1868 S-w l.glc &.
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nss- DR. Oldshue having been engag.

s9- DIR. Oldshue having been engag
ed to deliver course Of Lectures IA IN
number,) on Urino-Pathology, in the
Philadelphia University of Medicine and
Surgery, will be necessarily absent from
Pittsburgh short time in November.
Any professional services or eommuni-
cations desired before the 9th will be
ycbesrfully attended to.
He will be at home again on the 2Oth
of November, when business will be
promptly resumed and he will be pleased
to receive your calls at No. l32 Grant
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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no CONSUTNEPTEyES

GUFFERERs WITH CONSUMPTION Asthma, Bron.
~ chs or any disease Of the Throat Lungs will be
eheerfuily furnished without charge with the remedy by
the use OF which the Rev. Edward A. Wilson, of Will
amsburg New York was completely restored to healtl
after having suffered several years with that dread dis
ease Consumption To Consumptiye sufferers, this
edy is worthy OF an immediate trial 1t will moth
Ing and may be the of their perfect restoration
Those desiring the will please address REV ED
WARD A WILSON. a9bS Souru SECOND STREET
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
August 16::6t:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-01
Victoria Brecliier.

A young man by the name of Victoria
Brechier, is supposed to live somewhere
in Butler county if he should meet with
this notice, he will be informed of the
death of his father-Jacob Brechier,-
which occurred on the Sd of October
He is also requested to return home i'm
mediately. julius BREcHlER.
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IN rTsnunon aIAnKETs

AppLEs-sa. 30 a $40 per barrel & =. +.-'-'
BUTTER-Fresii Roll 23d525s per ..
CHEEsE--w Western Reserve, fBc per b Hamburg,
II per D.. ft s# sEsAtksss
EGGS--l5 per dozen. ~
PL0pR--Wheat, 500 s11 I. Buckwheat, $3.50
GhAIN-wbent, $500 q s,2l0; Corn, eoc Oats, 90.
BARLRY-Spring, $780,; Fall, 81 IS.
GROCER IES-sugsf % "a 26ets per n: Codae. 80 eD
pei 10 Moiasses LIS q zoe per gallon sySnp, 120 "a
81 % per gallon.
sALT-Liverpooi s2,5ossaSo per sack; No. |. extra,
$500 per barrel
sEEDs-FIaxsecd, ss.75 per bushel
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Valuable Farms for sale.

rIywo HUNDRED ACRES Of land IN Centre Township
about 120 eresclcarel, eighteen Of which are refine
mradswgood orchard, log house and large frame bank
harna trst class farm In goud orlerpfiee forty dol
lars per derc
ALsos-0ne hundred and tlrty-flur acres IN Clay Tn
hundred clc,re,l-ablnt thirty Of which are
nieaaow--on MuilJyeFrek, Fnpi otelnrd--new frame
hnse aud log harn-iad upserlail with avrin OF coal.
price thirty -iye dniarspcr acre, This Is prime farm
for partienIark enanire At tins Office.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-01
AdminisfEator.s Notice.

I ETTERS of Administration the estate Of Jacob
/ Walters, late Of Butler township decd. have this
day been granted to the undersigned therefore all per
indebted to said estate requested to make iu-
mediate payment, and those having claims against the
will present them properly authenticated for set
tement. PHILLIP BICKEL,
Sept 20, 1865. GEORGE WALTERS.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-01
AuditOr-s Notice.

IN the matter Of the petitionofB f. Elliott orworth
| Tp.. for an exan,iucl, to take testimony. &c
O. P. So.I sept Term, 1855. And now 20 wit Soptem-
her 25th 1855, motion Of Charles MeCandless ESQ
Court appoint Thomas Robinson Esq an examiner &c.
to report ut next term jog
Blttsr Cbui,ty ss
Certified from tho record this 1Ith day Of october,
1Sd5, wM. SfopPs, Protly
Notice lsle eshy giycn that the undersigned will
tend the duties Of the above appointment the Office
Of Charla MsCsndless Esq Butler, Friday the oath
day of N0y. - 1905, at o'clock, z. NJ.
9 u j. TiI0S. ROBINSON. Auditor
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-01

WHEREAs. letters OF administration to the estate
w of John Randolph, late Of Connequ quenessiag tp.
Butler county, decd have been granted the sabscr
her Al persons indebted the said estate are reques
dent Will neke known the same without delay to
E. II. RANDOLPH,
nov lst, 'd5--3t. Adair.
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Auditors Notice.

hHtIeT COUNTY, %. NJ
the matter of the partition of the real estate of
L John Kerner, decd o. c., No. 3 June Term 1861
Aud now to WIT; Sept 26th, 1865 Court appoint q
We fleeger an Auditor to marshall the assets and
distribution,
BY the Court.
Certified from the record this 2Ist day of October
D., 1865. W. j. YouNe ClTk ofO q
| will attend to the duties Of the above appoinmept
at the Office Of John NJ Thompon in Butler on Tues Law
the 2lst day Of Nov 1865 at onv ocock D. m of which
all interested Will take notice. q. ". FLEE0ER
Oct. 25 lS65-3ts Audit,r.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership berer-
IN fore existing between Jas. Marshall and VIM Rid
die In Prospect under the title of Marshall Riddle has
this day September 2lst 1S5 by mutual consent beea
dissolved, VIM. Riddle who will conduct the business
hereafter in the old stand * authorized rcccye all
debts due the firm. MARsIIALI,6 & RIDDLE
Butler October IL, IS65:;3t
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Administrators Notice.

/ EfrERs of Administration, tho estate of Jacob
Winner, late OF Muddycrcek Tp. decd have thisd day
been duly granted to the undersigned therefore, all per-
indebted to said estate respectfully notified
against the same, will present them properly authenca
ted for settlement. w W. ROBERTS Adm.
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Execrnfor.s Notice

T ETTERs documentary having been isyiled 10 the
undersigned, on the estate Of 4. d, DeWolf late Of
Slipperyrock Tp, decd. Therefore, all persons know
ing themselves indebted to said ar9 hereby fe-
qured TO make immediate payment, aud those having
claims against the same will present them properly
for settlsment. CATHARINE DeWoLP
oct. %, io,2. Admx'
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Claim "A gent,
Administrator,s Noice.

+ ETTERS of Administration on the estate Of John
Alien Es,l late Of Allegheny Tp. decd. having been
granted to the undesigned,a all knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested make
immediate payment and those having claims against the
will present them properly authenticated for set
tleincnt. j II. ALLEN,
Sent 6, 1865, Admir-
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Asssminlstrntor.s Noficc

I ErTEKS of Administration, the estate Of W. c.
/ 4 Maxwell, late Of Mercer Township decd. have
been granted to the undersigned therefore all persons
indebted to said estate respectfully invited make
Immediate payment and those having claims gsinst the
will present them properly authenticated for set
temeut. J.C MAXWELL
Snnt O. 1S6s. Admir-.