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w HISKERS! WHISPERS!

W DO you want Nhiskers or MOustaches,
Our Grcclan Compound will force them to grow
on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads. in six weeks Price, ~ .00--3 packages
tor $500. Sent 10y mail anywhere, closely sealed,
on receipt of price. Address,
WARNER K CO., Box 1873. Brooklyn, n. Y.
1
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HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXISTS FOR THE USE OF

HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXISTS FOR THE USE OF
DuRNos CELEBRATED CATARRH SNUFF.
The best known remedy for "a Cold in the
Head. Headache, Snutlies ore Ewes, Deafness,
and the worst forms OF that loathsome disease
CATARRH.
1t cleanses the entire head Its effects are plea-
SAINT and wonderful, contains no tobacco, nor iniu
rious ingredient. 1t has the highest professional
testimonials. Sold by all Druggists ior 25 cents
cent tor one Box 81 for four Reyes. Ad lress
JAS. DURN0, z, o. Box 1925 New York CITY.
Wholesale by d. BARNES & CO., p Park Row,
New York.
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SHERMAN & CO., l4S Chamber.

- HERMAN & CO., 14s Chambers
- St., New York
ZYTHUMSARIANS, Medicators Of Wine and
proprietors OF the World Round Beverages. CHO-
IERA ANTICIPATION. CHOLERA WASH and
HUMOR SOAP. The Beverages are a mild and
delicious drink possessing all the qualities Of a
medicine, vet hrmless and exhlirating as a bev-
erage The only producers Of the Wonderful
World Round" ANTICIPATION warranted to
cleanse the system, cure all ClmBtical complaints
ard eradicate Humors OF every kind and nature
u is impossibletor Cholera to exist where the wash
is used about the premises The "HUMOR
SOAP" perfectly marvellous in its effects, piepar-
ed from herbs alone; it causes old sores TO heal
and can lie used ON the most delicate skin with
benefit possessing all the qualities Of The most
delicate emollrut Toilet Soap. A book giving
a full description Of this wonderful discovery i
distributed iiee or mailed to any address for two
st mps. Druggists and Dealers will DO well 10
examine these truly most timely preparations,
put up in the most unique and novel stvle of any
article Of the age, and inimitahle Beverage.
c. P. TAFT, 625 Washington Street Boston.
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L.NRRORS IF YOUTH.

i.NRRORS IF YOUTH
L. A Cent man WHO suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Aemature Decay. and all the
effects Of youthful indie creton, will for the snke
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy hv which lie was cured Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience can do 50
by addressing
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
39;1y No. 13 Chamber ST., New York
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EARINA CRACKERS-Jfvonwon ,

l. the most delightful and healthy nournish-
ment ever made, try Wings celebrated Farina
Crackcrs, In purchasing be sure and get the rirht
kind ask for Wings Cfaoker-. and take none but
those having the name A WING slammed ON tbcya
DUGLE LlLES, Sole Agents, So barclay ST.,
New YORK. '
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BUT TRUE.

STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
- Every young lady and Gentleman in the
their advantage bv return mail Gree OF charge b,
addressing the undersigned. Those having foar-
of being humbuggel will obigo by not Noticing
this card. All other will please address their ohc-
dent servant.
1HOS. f. CHAPMAN,
39;ly S}l Broadway New York.
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DIR. MAIIlSON, Of Providence. treats eXclu-
sivc Y all special diseases aud accidents resulting
from imprudence in both sexes, giving them his
WhOie dteHtimI. Persons at a distance, and ladies
especially, hay ing any trouble of the kind. should
he sure to consult him. See advertisement OF hi,
Sure Remedies for Special Diseases, in this paper.
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ITCH ITCH ITCH!
SCR.4TCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
Wheatons Ointment

wa Cure tile Hch in 4S hours.
Also cures SALT EHuEM, ULCERS. ,IIuRLAINs.
and all ERrrrIoNs OF THE SKIN. Price 90 cents
For sale bv all Druggists.
BY sending so cents t, WEEKS & POTTER
Sole Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston, it
will he forwarded hy mail, free OF postage, to any
part OF the United Safes.
Now g. 1863. 32.1v
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14O, 1911, 900 in Europe, 9,666,0 900 in
Asia, 4,071, 200 in Africa, 47,97O,OO0
in America, 100000 being in the
United States. There are AZ diocescs
and As bishops in this country, 3,795
churches, 2,317 clergymen, 40 eccesias-
teal institutions, 20 colleges, 13l schools
for girls, and 66 orphan asylums. There
are over 1000 missionaries in foreign
parts from Italy alone. 1t is stated that
at the eighteenth centenary OF the cruel
fxlon of St Peter, June 20, 1866, which
is to be celebrated by gorgeous festivities
at Rome, the new dogma Of the infallibil-
ity of the pope is to be proclaimed.
The North Carolina papers are full of
statements going to show that plantations
in that section are being rapidly bought
up by Northerners A Jrscyman re-
Gently purchased twelve hundred acres
IN Wadesboro. n. c., at eleven dollars
per acre. A New York company are on
the point of taking ten thousand acres in
the same State, on which they will settle
English emigrants.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

w AN Essay OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION
FOR YOUNG MEN Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prematurelv PROSTATE the Vital Powers
with sure means of relief. Seut Free Of Charge,
IN sealed letter envelopes. ADDRESS DIR. J. Skill
LIN HoUGuroN, Howard Association, PLiladelphja
Pa F'''
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39ly
XLTEBsTER's VEGETABLE

HAIR INVI ORAT O r.
Restores Gray Hair to its original color in four
weeks, stops its falling off, keeps the cad clean
and cool, and stands above comparison with
any other hair dressing. Try it. For sale by
DR. w p EUSSEL. 42;6m
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CDUY Me and I'll d. You Good
- DIR. LANGlEY'S
ROOT AND HERB B[TTERS

This medicine is, without the possibility of II
ing and all kindred diseases lndige,tions Costye-
ness Liver Complaint, Piles Headache, Heartburn,
Dyspepsia, Dizziness. Scrotula. salt Rleum. Lam
guor, Lazness. Debility, Jaundice, Flatulcncy,
Foul Stomach, &c.
i. the timely of this medicine, the blood is
purified. The appetite is restored. The system i
streng thcn ID. The liver Is invigorated. Tho
breath is swee;cncd. The complies ion is bcauti-
fed And the General health is
RESTORED.
The best Roots, Herbs and Banks enter into the
composition Of this Remedy, making 1t simple
aud safe as we'll as uniailing for all diseases
OF the blood.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston. For sale
by all Druggists. 40; I'm
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DERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE

4 I1IIUN.
t4f- Chlosm1, or Mothpatch, (nlso Liverspot,)
and Lenigo, or Freckles. are very often annoying,
pa ticuarlv to ladies' OF light complexion, for the
discolored spots show more plainly on the face of
the blonde than a brunette; but they greatly mar
the beauty Of either; and any preparation that
will elicctuall remove them 1riutom iajuriRq The
texture coiOr fhe skin is certainly desidcra-
tom DR.. b. C. Perry who has made diseases of
the kin Il speciality, has discovered remedy for
these di,col1rations, which is at once prompt, ill.,
lallible and harmless.
Prepared by Il. G. PERRY, Dcrmatologist, No.
40 Bond Street New York, and for sale by all
druggists; price = per hottie. Call for
PERRY'N MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sold by all druggists in Midlebu-y. 3G6m
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP w,rt

VI b. I. BABBTTT'S Pure CoycENrRArrD
POTASH, or READY SOAR MAKER. Double the
strength Of common Potash. and superior to any
saponiier or I've in the market Put M in cans
OF one, two, three, six, aud twelve pounds, with
directions in En-lsh and German tor making
Hard and Soft Soap. No lime is required Con-
snmers will find this the cheapest Potash in mark
ct D. T. BABBlII, "a, 50: &c, 81, Gs, 60, 20,
y, and "A Washington, N. Y.
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
%ceOOO for Saie in New Jersey,
near the Camden and Atlantic Railroad, and
front of nine miles on the Delaware and Rantan
Bay Railroad, adjoining the Villages of Hammon-
ton and AtsOu, a large amont OF Cranberry Land
To those seeking investment, this is a ra oppor
tunty. Price low. Terms liberal. All necessary
information furnished on addressing the owner.
viii be sold AS a whole or in parcels. Address L.
MATLACK, No. 9U4 Market Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
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NEORGE L. ROWELL IL CO.,
~ Advertising Agents, % Congress Street,
Boston, possess unequaled facilities for securing
the prompt insertion advertisements in all news
papers published in the United States or British
Provinces. Letters ofinquiry promptly answered.
They are authorized to contract OF this paper at
our regular rates.
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'FHE SOUTH, RECONSTRUCTION The

ME South, RECONSTRUCTION The
L FREEDMEN, CoTroN CROPS. LAND, LABOR
SYSTEM AND INDUSTRY OF THE SOUTH, It's
CLIMATES AND OPENINGS TO CAPITAr.
DEBOW'S Review, monthly, lip to 12S pages,
published at 40 Broadway, n. Y, So per annum,
Il. +. DEi3ow. new series began Jan. l, 1867.
Orders solicited. Valuable work for the entire
North. The work was published at the South for
20 years prior to the war, and is now conducted
on an entirely National basis.
Contains also all National Statistics Of Com
merce. Agriculture. Manufactures, and Internal
improvements.
|. d. b. DEDow, Ell. & Proprietor Nashville,
Tenn.
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CACCIOLAS HAIR LIFE restores

" Gray Hair to its original color remove,
Dndruf and all other impurities, and preserves
the balr from premature death. Containing Moth
ing injurious it is unsurpas for dressing the hair
promoting luxuridnt growth, and leaving it soft
and glossy. For sale 10y all Druggists. Price, One
New-Yurk. Ally
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w ANTED,-Agents in every town,
w for the best one dollar enterprise in exist
ence In a club of 30 $40 Sewing Machine
guaranteed, Of 80 Silver Watch, and Of l 0 A
Gold Hunting Watch, Send for circulars
5, c. THOMPSON & Co, Box 1888, Boston,
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CTATE OF vEKMoNT-Dis,rict e

~ New Haven, 50.
The Probate Court for the District Of New Haven.
10 all persons interested IN the estate Of Lyman
F. Hall, late Of Bristol, in said district, deccas \.
Greefinc:
You arc hereby notified to appear at = Probate
Court, to be held at Bristol in said district at tie
Office Of the Judge Of said Court the first Mcu-
day Of May 1866, at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
and show cause, ii any you have. why on instiu.
ment, purporing to he 'ho last will and testament
Of the said Lyman F. Hall, deceased, now on file
in said office, should not be proved and allowed as
the Last will and testament OF said deceased.
Dated at Bristol atoresaid tLis 9th day Of Aprh,
1866
Paw HARVEY MJNSlLL Judge
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DATENT OFFICES.-hvcntors who

DATENT OFFICES.-Invcntors who
1 with to take out Letters Patent are adj
wed to counsel with Messrs. MUM & CO., edit
ors OF the Scientific American, who have prosecuted
claims before the Patent Office for nearly Twenty
Years. Their American and European Pa en
Agency is the most extensive in the world. A
pamphlet containing full instructions to inventors
|, seat gratis. Address MUM & CO., No. 81
Park Row, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IN Il T O Il | \ S
VENETIAN IMMINENT.

More Testimony This to ccrtiiy that for the
last five years | have used in my family DR..
Tobias celebrated Venetian lininent, and in
every instance have found it fully equal to his re-
COMMUNICATION. have found it to give almost
instantaneous relief in cases OF toothache, Group,
bilious cole, sore throat. pain in the chest and
back and rheumatism. and | chceriullv recon-
mend its trial to every one afflicted with any Of
the above-named diseases.
JAMES II. WARNER.
Hartford, Conn, Oct. 10TH 1861.
Price 40 and 50 cents bottle. Sold bv all
Druggists. Office 81 Cortlaudt ST., n. Y. [1;lw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISABLED MEN, ATTENTION !

II T Il
D-Wauted one or two men In and
vicinity, who have lost ON arm or leg to engage
In the light and profitable business u selling D.
WADswoRrH's WATERPROOF ARNfcA HEALING
PLASTER. Sales rapid mud profits large. Sample
and all information sent for % cents. Address A.
f. BELCHER, Philadelphia Pa.
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CHURCH CHOIRS ARE Salts

- FLED.
That the hest boot for their use IS "Tur HARp
or JUDAH" by L. o. Emerson. Letters from all
directions confirm the opinion that no collection
OF Church Music recently published has given such
general satisfaction. Choirs the most fastilnus in
their tastes, and having the reputation of Leinl.
very hard to please" have acknowledged the
:. Harp of Judah to he just the book thew want.
Price lbs per copy. Sl2 a dozen. OLIVER
DfISON 4 CO., Publishers, Boston. 5l;u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE
"A THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. Ifallowed to continue
IRRITATION or THE LUSGs a Permanent THROAT
AFFECTION, OR An lNCURABJE LUNo DISEASE
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
Having direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief
FoR BRoScHITfs, ASTHMA, CATARRH CoNsuMp-
TIVE AND THROAT DISEASES,
Trochos are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat alter unusual oxertion Of the vocal
organs. The TrOches are recommended ard pre-
scribcd hv PHYSICIANS and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of the true merit, and having prored
their efficacy by test OF many wears, each year
finds them in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the Torches arc universally pronounced
better than Other articles.
Obtain only d" BtowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCurs"
and do not take any Of the Worthless limitations
that may he offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and in
Foreign Countries, at 80 cents per box. ~ :6m
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CTATE OF vERMUNT--Distrie; Of

~ Addison, IS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
10 all persons interested IN the estate o. Btl.A
HOWE, late ol Shorcham, in said district deceased.
Greeting:
You are hereby notified to appear before the
Probate Court for the district aioresad, at the
Probate Office in MddleLurv, on Thursday the
18th day Of April inst G.. d. 1866, )at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause. il any YOU have,
why an instrument. purporing to lie the last " iii
and testament Of said deceased file in "a ia
office should not be proved and allowed as tho
last will and testament Of said deceased
Dated at Mddlcbury aforesaid, this slth day of
March, a. u. 1866.
13w CALVIN G. T1IDEN judge
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

u i ''''''0'N"' NO1iOh'
We, the subscribers, being appointed by tho
Probate Court TOR the District u Addison, c, m-
missioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands ct all persons against the estate Of
RUSSELL VALLE1TE.
late Of AiddeLury, in sail District, deceased. and
also all claims and demends exhii,ed in offset there
to; and months from The 18th day Of March, 1866,
being allowed 10y said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that we will az
tend to the business Of our said appointment n
the store Of l.. Vallettc, in Middleburv, on tla
second Thursdays Of May and September next,
fronr nine o'clock A. NJ, until four o'clock, PM.
vn each of said DAYS.
Dated at NliGdebury, this 80 day Of March, A.
ID. 1866.
CALVIN HILL, r.,
52;3w NAHUM PARKERf Com'rS.
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All kimls of repairing done in the nea.est man.
ncr and at the lowest rates
Brewsters Flock, Mid1leburv. VI 47.tf
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ReRiater's Notice.

NOTICE q hereby given that the following accounts
~ Of Executors, Administrators and Guardians, have
been flied in the Registers office, Of Butler county Pa
and will be presented to the Orphans Court for conhr
nation and allowance ou Wednesday, 2sh Of February,
Finsl account Of Gottliob BURY Exr Of the estate Of
John BURY, decd Filed Dec. 6, 1865.
Final and distribution account Of Thomas Ste phenson
and Wm, Bighsm, Rx'rs, Of Thomas Bgham, decd
Piled Nov. 2lst, 1865.
Final account Of VIM. seaton, Admir- Of John seaton,
late of ysnango tp., deed. Filed Nov 18th, 1853
Final account Of John MLsughlin Admir- Of VIM.
Daucherty, decd. Filed Nov. 10th. 1865.
Final account Of Joseph Rssenberry. Ex'r Of David
Ra.snborry, decd. Filed Nov. 18th, 1865
Final acooun tof n. .. Aderhoid and Joseph Wilson
Er'fs of Hue Daugherty, decd Filed Dee. Sth 1885
Final account Of Henry Pabe, Admir- of Brhard Mil
er, decd Filed Dec. 18th, 1865.
Final account Of Nlnean Z. Neymsn and Samuel
Reed, Exrs Of Daniel NsymaD decd Pilsd December
I7,h, 1868.
Final account Gt J9'ePh Logan one 2f the E5r e
Logan, EI'r Of Joseph Logon, decd.
Final account Of George W hartley Admir- Of Hugh
Lscock dec'd Filed Jan. sth. 1866.
Final account Of zaehariah Philips, Admir- Of VIM. C,
Allison, decd. Filed jan 18th, 1866.
Final secount Of Sarah Krumpe Adm'x OF Louis
Krumpc, decd. Filed Jan. l9th 1865.
FINAL account OF James @. Wilson, Admir- Of Hugh
Mccormack, decd. Filed Jan. Nth, 1865.
Final account OF J. D. Wise ct al Exrs ofths estate
of Michael Wise, decd. Filed Jan. 1Ath 1868.
Final account Of q, Puryis, ofhe Ex'rs Of VIM.
CrisweIl, decd. Flied January IS 1865.
Final accounts Of Herman j. Berg, Guardian OF the
following named wards Ellen Grouse John Grouse Jsns
| Josephine Grouse, Anna Maria Crouss Mary Louiss
Crouss Hermsn J. b. Grouse Agnes crouse, Philip
Grouse Minor children Of Philip Grouse late of Butler
| tp., decd.
Final accoun. Of ssmneI Marshall James Crawford,
Adm RS Of the estate Of Matthew Ramsey, decd.
Final account Of samuel Marshall, Admir- de bonis
| non, of Cathhrine Burr, Decd
| Final account Of william Smith, Admir- OF James
| Smith, deed
Final Account Of p. Mcbride Admir- Of Of Edward Kisly
| decd
Final account Of Evra @. Rrsin, Minor child Of John
| Bredin to Of tho Borough Of Butler decd.
JAMES 8. KENNEDY,
| January 81, Register.
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Trial List for FeR,'y Term 1soo

FIRST W EEtk,
Henry II slhtor rs Thomas Afordeeai Dlakely.
John Guuher Us Dr. $. 8. Chrsty
AnIlrew Sloan David Hoover and wife
James Bredn L. H. Mitchell David Kelly David
p. Kelly.
Commonwealth Pa. rs Edward FAKE,
John Ra msey y. l.. Hcrpie
VIM. B. Lennon VS.. Jacob mechng,
SECOND WEEK.
James Kerr VS. John Snyder.
VIM Rchce Henry Bean Admir- Of David d. Bean I'D
Thomas Bryan samuel Moore.
John Graham al heirs of DIR. James Graham decd
John Waldsmiih Margaret Graham.
Nancy Cnrnahan u.s. George Candless,
Wni Lyttle & wife Jacob Neely.
r. J. Jones u.s. VIM. Winner.
u. H. 81 Adams rs. samuel Campbell.
Robert Bovard Ex Of Wm McGirk, decd Us. Margaret
McGirk ct al.
James b. Matthews Admir- Of Newton II. Matthewsdec'd
Us. Isaiah Matthews.
Commonwealth Tx. Rel 0verssers Of Poor OF jackson
tp. rs. Joseph Keeling.
n $ Adams for use bs Cornelius Hall
VI. $. Adams for Cornelius Hall.
Eleanor Hines Samuel " inner, Jr. Samuel Winner
Isaac English VIM. stan Robert Allen
VIM Forquer rs Hugh and VIM. Murrin Rx'rs OF
Murrin. dec d.
Jane Wilson, rs. John Henry Krepps John Ehrnm.
Rev A. H. Waters us Samuel Gallaher.
VIM. Fowler %. David Mcdonald.
VIM. Dunn for Arch'd Blakey.
VIM. Stewart for use Ds. james aud Hugh Murrin.
Harvey y. Thompson Jas. 5. Kennedy
Casper Elm Us. Kunnekunte Strut.
Spang Ch',lEsut Co, es NJ s, Adams
Sarah j. Riddle us. Robert Z. Campbell, Admir-
wM.sf0oPS, Proth y.
Prothouotary's Office, Jan. 81, 1866.
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Appraigement List.

TENIIK following Apprasement List under the 5th sec
tion oi the Act Of April II. A. D. 1852, have been
presented and filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Or
phans Court in and for the County Of Butler to Wit;
No. l. Dec Term, 1886, Mrs. Mary Hay, widow Of Da-
vid Hay, dec d. Personal property amounting TO
$4,000. 49,.
No ., December Term, 1865; Mrs Mary Redick, wild
ow Of wm. Redick, decd. Personal property amount
'"s y F' oCRedok, Admir-.
No. 2. Dec. Term. 1855; Mrs Martha Allen, widow Of
Robert Allen, decd. Personal property amounting 30
s299,s5.
No. 4. December Term, 1865 Mrs Elizabeth Winner
widow Of jacob Winner decd Real estate amounting
to $4,000 ~ -, 49,.
No. s. Dec Term 1865 Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, widow
of James Clark sed Real personal estate amounting
" $'''''' Elizabeth Clark, Adn'x.
No TO- December Term, 1886 Mrs. Prisoills Randolph
widow Of John Randolph, decd Personal Iropeit ty
amounting to $4,000
No IL, Dec Term 1885, Mrs sarah Brandon, widow
of Alfred brandon, decd. Personal Property amount
ing to $4,000. -
No. Is Dec. Term 1865; Mrs Amelia witksmsnn
widow Of VIM. Wskeman decd Personal property
'"'' Amelia Wskemann, Emil Maurlon, Adm'rs
No. eI Dec. Term. 1866; Mavdena Kradle widow Of
sohp Kradle, deed Real Estate Amounting & t9 sg@so
No. n. Dec. Term, 1895: Mrs susannah Pisor widow
Of Daniel Pisor decd Personal property amosnting to
10000. ,, p,.o- ,,n,,
No so. Doc Torn, 1865; Mrs: Rscha soan widow Of
David Sloan, decd. Personal Property amounting 10
F'0'O' SD sloan, E1'r
No 81, Dec Torm 1865: Mrs. RHhsInah spoer, rld-
Of Alex. speer decd Personal property amounting
70 t'OO'O Ruh.m,h spscr, Adrn'x
or which the creditors Heirs Legatees Distributes
anil others will take notice and appear at the
next term Of the orphans Court, TO wit; the fonrh
oshoy II there IA WIN
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Writ OF Partition.

Butler county. ss.
the mqtter Of the Partition OF the Real Estate OF
| Matthias Schpoeble,
In the orphan Court of Butler county, No ~ June
Term. 1865. Tho Commonwealth Of Pennsy lyHnia 20
the Heirs and egal Representatives OF Mst schwoe
BILE. deed to wit Mary scbwoeble widow s"d
Cslharine Hush Schwoeble, Mary Schvoeble Bernard
Schwoehle Elizabeth Schwoeble Margaret schwoeble,
Jno Peter Sehw1ebie and Phomena Sch woe
BILE children OF Matthias schwo-ble dec d.
You and each Of you hereby cited to be, and aP
pear before our Judges orphans Court, - be he'd
at Butler in aud for the county Of Butter the an
Monday Of February next 1t being the nth day Of said
month accept the said premises valued and APP
praised by the Jury Of inquest show why the
same should not be sold. by the Court,
WI. YOUNG, CPE.
Clerks 0Gice, Butler, Jan II, 80.