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Writ of Partition.

hhtteT county. IS. '
the matter Of tho Partition OF the R.al Fstst. n,
i Matthias Schwoeb 80. ~
In the Orphans Court OF Butler county, No a. Juns
ieIm, 1900 The Commonwealth q pennsy lvanla TO
we neiTs ana Legal Representative of Mat schwoe
bic, decd to wit MARY schwoeble widow and,
"a hafine Hush Schwoebie, May schwoeble Bcrnsfd
SehWoebe, hlizabeth schwoellc, Margaret schwoeb TO-
noschoewbe. Peter Schwoeb aud pliiionIena schwo.
bic children of Matthias Schwo-ble doc d.
You ahd each OF you hereby cited TO be- and ap-
pear before our judges at an hans ourl t. b. he
at Bntiern and for the connly yof Butter on the 4th
Monday 81 February next being tho lit da, of said
munth TO accept the said premises valued aud ap-
praised 10y the jury of inquest ur show cause vi IN,
same should not be sOld By tho ouit
W.. YVUNG, CIR,
Clerks 0fhee, Butler Jan II, 6G.
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Butler papers hereby agree TO strictly adhere 10 e
ABOVE schedule nf prices, until Further nutice
va. HASLETr, Butler American
CLARK WILSON, Ukion Herald
ROBINSON a ANDERSON, American Citiz.,
July IS, 1854. N'As"'
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PROSPECTUS
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1906


:, WIN the number ior Janui y, 1855, tho ArLAric
'ioNihhi en'o'' uPoo ~
SEVENTH VOLUVF
III, ro,,hod a., -.
attained by anv American ra, ~, ugr Is @ uep.e w
popularity steadily Increases with aeh Id, % r r
The Publishers have provided for the readers II the
ATLANTIC during the coming year articles which teey'
confident will only sustain the reputation of the
magazine as the leading exponent of American ltera-
tnTe but will increase its general atractiveness and
value.
The ArLATIc for the year 1868 will contain the follow
ing features Of especial interest:
PAsSAGEs FROM H4WTHoRNE,S DIARY
begj5nine A. eid ~ 80 sAthAnihL hAwiiioESs
ieayinff COLLEGE 'N''''i"'e's Subsequent " MS
GRIFFITH GAUNT. On rEarousv -
Novel Inv CuIptvs pr,H,' nj NJ a., -, -. =, -, n h"" ~
the December number and bids air 70 he ore ~ NJ
TgE EcgIwyEyl,ap,,r
- sd HidN 1911; ~ I CohN EN-: BY HARRIET BREEcii-
fR STOWE Mrs stowe viii continue her admirable pa
PeIs upon uoiiestle aud social topics
, fhe ihree abovenamed features will be continued
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

EDITED by 7. s. Arthur an Virginia r. Townse
The HOME MAGAZINE foi 1865 Will be ENLARGED and
improved and made still more worthy of the eminent IA
yOr with which it has been received Its claracfer No a
iluh-IoNED PERIODICAL claiming public favor o,
the ground Of real merit will be carefully maintained.
Whie ISr variety interest usefulness and all the atr
tons OF literature and art esseuI to true omg
aZINE the publishers will aim to make it SUPERIOR To
ALL OTHERS. lf'''-f - ~ i'A'" ~
"a FINE STEEL ENGRAVING, AND TWO PAGES OF Music
wlappear IN every number, besides choice pictures
groups ana characters, prevailing fnshions and large
variety ni patterns for garments embroidery etc etc :
In al respects we shall give A FIRsT-CLAsS WAGA
MNEa AT price within the reach of every Intelligent
family in the land. ' t0"'
=, new story by T"s. ARTHUR will be commenced in
the January number. "a "a
i4s 1kskar Terms in ApvAScE-one copy, $780, three
copiesS6Oo; five copies, and to getterp Of club
SoOo; nine copies and to geerup of club SIS 90
n So a beautiful PREMIUM PLATE, entitled 's,TiIE
INFANCY OF FsllAKSPEARE,'NyilI be mailed to each
person who sends club of subscribers 1t will also
be mailed to each single subscriber from whom we re
ceive 50 250. " w 70
=, S1- For $3.50 we will send one copy each Of HonE
MAdkzfNEand GoDEr's LADY's BOOK for a year.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
NEW SKIRTS FOR 1866
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS
JW.. .BRADLEYS New Patent Duplex
Elliptic, or double, Spring Skirt.

THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex Tor two) Ellfn-
tic Pure Refined Steel Springs ingenously BRAIDED tigt
iy aud firmly together, edge edge, making the tough
most nex bic, elastic and durable Spring ever used
They seldom bend OF break like the Single Springs and
consequently preserve their perfect and beautiful Shane
more th twice long any single Spring skirt that
Ever Has or Can be made
The wonderful fexiblty and great comfort and
pleasure 10 any Lady wearing the Duplex Ell pe skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
blies, Operas Carriages, Eaoad Cars, Church pews,
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress as the
Skirt be folded when in occupy small place
easily and conveniently a silk or Muslin Dress
Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and Great
Convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic tee Spring
skirt for single day will Never afterwards Willingly
dispense with their use For Children Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior to all others.
THE HOOPS are covered with ply double twisted
thread aud will twice long the Single warn
covering which is used OF oil Single Hoop skirts
The three bottom rods syey skirt also Double
steel aud twice or double covered 60 Prevent the
ing from wearing of the rods when down stairs
stone steps &c. &c. which they constantly subject
o when In use
All are made of and elegant Corded Tapes and
arn the best quality in every part giving to the
the most graceful and perfect Shape possible and are
unquesonably the lghtest desifabIe comfortable
aud economical Skirt ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY CARY. rRGPRIEToRS Of the
Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS 9T, Chambers
and 10 4 81 Reade Streets, New York.
FOR SALE in all ffstclass Stores in this City and
throughout the United States and Canada Havana de
Cuba Mexico, South America and the West Indies.
go Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or deubie)
Spring Skirt. A. d Q.
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Adminisfratrix's Notice.

EfTERS of administration having been granted to
tue Undersigned on the estate Of Joseph BARLEY,
tate al Penn tp decd, therefore, all persons indebted
TO said estate are requested pay the same without de-
ay and those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them DUG authenticated for settlement
MARGAREr BARTLEY,
s'ees AdministratTix
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
DRIP IaaHs = Court Sale.

Df virtue ofan order and decree Ofthe Orphans court
ID Of Butler county. the undersigned guardian Of the
Estate Of Augustus Hays, minor Of Wm. HAYS late
Of LancastcrtT decd will for sale at public ven
due on the premises Saturday the 2Ith day Of Feb
ruary next at o'clock p. of said day one hund-
red andscvenyiye acres Of land less situate
In said Lancaster tp, Butler county, Pa. Bounded
north by lands of Geo Hays, the James
ah Matthews aud Prospect road the south ! v lands
Mrs. klimcfctter and the by lands Of Star
flugh Robert Hays Gni others
The interest Of said minor in said land will be sold
subject to the payment Of certain egacies charged upon
II by said decd in his will probaed and re-enacted in
Butler and also subject to the donor of said minors
mother and grand mother the same.
Terms Of sale onethrd of purchase money to be paid
at the confirmation saleby the and residue in
two equa annual payments thereafter with interest from
said confirmation
JOHN r. MJUNKTN,
Jan IL 1865. Guardian.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
FARM FOR SALE.

good farm of los about 65 acres cleared the
Iost good timber land all ofwhch is we'll watered.
A Loo HOUSE
and stable and variety of fruit trees-the farm il stu-
Rted in Penn tp., Butler Pa. Six miles Lih of
Butler and about half a mile east of the n l. ron
For further particulars inquire OF the subscr o. tLe
premises. VI. L. DANERl .SyILIE
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
Notice i'm HsaYtitton

Butler unity -. IN the matter OF tho Petition for
Partition Of the lieal Estate Of AbraaIu liiarI doc
late Of Washington tp.
IN THE orphans Court Of Butler County, No. 70
Il December term 1865. The commonwealth u P nn-
sSlvaDi, to the heirs and e representative OF Aba
hRm Iiilliard To witt AiarS IIiIird widow aud Adam
illiard, Frederick lfiird Frank mlltttd berry lIl
iard Abam Hilliatd, Eli lIitltad Jacob Hutrd, ihp
Hilliard, John lilItd. Hm. fogle hnsbnu. aud L,r.
enia lltlhnrd, tfogie) Adam Fnge. Harriet Henry
foglc. sla sactei or Fogle Ramsey Eogie children "
Cathnfine f"ge, IN iadJ decd lydia ii.nry liilli,rt
Ann Steven on lIIliafd, and lliza6eh kunLan %
Nl'iiasdJ, tho said real estate consists Of huD ed
and sixty acres Uf taud less situate In Nshiu
ton tp. bounded Aorh 10y Isaac n ihd i,eifs EAST 6y
W m Shira ct al South by Isaac mps,n west "
'ttDrEe Arher You and ei,cb " sen hereby cited
70 he and appear at urPhsns ~ be held Al Bul-
Ter In and fI the county Of Butter the 10Th day
February next. II being the fourth Monday Of said
month Ia show If any there be why said writ VI
lnquisition and Partition should not be awarded.
ny the Court, t
W.. YOUNG,
January 81. fr Clerk
W. o BRACKENRIEGE Sheriff
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
Tavern license.

NiE following persons have flied their applications to
February Sessions, 1st6 in the Office of the Clerk
OF the Court Of Quarter Sessions Butler county for
License under the Acts of Assembly of March 2lst and
April 10th, 1855, to regulate the sale of intoxicating
dsiaks, to wit
No. l. Jacob Dnmbaeher, Cranberry township
2. Henry Stokey jackson tn.
T. Catharine Mickey Jac kson tp,
4. Jordan Eyth, Bor. Butler
8. Francis Laube. Dor. Saxonburg
o. Lewis Krause, Jefferson tp.
7. j. H. Steubgen, bor Saxonburg
s. VIM. Nogeley, Dor. Butler
.. Benjamin Jack, bor Butler
10. Joseph Miller Jefferson tp.
IL. Francis Eyth, Dor CentreyiIle
IL james r. Campbell Dor Prospect
13 John Murrin. jr Marion tp
IL. Daniel s. Rodgers Oakland tp.
l6 David NJ Kelly, Centre
10. George Marsha H. Allegheny tp.
: II. Isaac Donaldson, Dor Sunburry
Is William O. Christley. bur. Csnlreviile
I" 49, John ]. Reiber, Summit tip
20 Henry Miller borough Zelienople
License will be presented on Wednesday February
2s, 1866. Remonstrances must be filed on or before
that day applicants will bring their Bonds to my
Office before the day of hearing Licenses ast be Ia
Ken out within Fifteen days after being granted they
will be reroked according to Law.
Feb 'ee) W. Yoyse, Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28

IHh snbscriber- will offer fjr sale, at public outcry
l. On Ihargddy NE Isl zgf March, 1856, WoULES
TORY, situate in slipperyrOck to- nshp Butler CO.
Pa The Factory il large, three story building with
all the necessary appaftenaHcps Of Woolen e-iablsh-
ment together with Y Of good land sale to COM
mence Mt one Opoek, p NJ
Terms made known day Of sale
jan 10, i66-5t-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28
FRUIT! FRUIT!

-zEeskZ.s~
FItHE undersigned proprietOrs OF RURAL HILL MUIR.
| SEItN' wisnes 10 inform the public that they have
hands at their nursery, located about two and
one half miles southwest Of the borough Of Butler the
hest and largest variety Of fruit trees offered to the
public in this county
Their fruit trees consist Of the
APPLE, PEAR,
PEACH, AND CHERRY.
These are unqucstonatly the largest they also
the best varieties offered in this section Their
riety # SlRUBBEHY is also large They would there
fore solicit liberal patronage the coming spring. Now
il the time to select the ground and make your orders
which will be promptly filled. The trees be had
the nursery delivered where ordered suit purcha
sers Livery farm should have good orchard.
SILAS PEARCE& SONS.
January u, 1896.
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Terms

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NOu s, 1865
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1866
TIL { lADY'S FRIEND.
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SPLENDID ARIA Y OF TALENT.
inerterng upon the third year of its existence the
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Of the whole magazine the pieces being selected by
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BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvINGs.
beau iful Steel Fancy Engraving and a superb Col
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besides well executed Wood Cuts illustrative of the
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In order to enable ladies to procure first quality
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The American Citizen,

ls lspubiished every "Wednesday in the borough ofRate
by THOMAS ROBINSON on Main street opposite jacks
Hote-ofifce up stairs in the brick formerly occupied
by Eli Yetter. ms store 80 ~
TEhNs:-s200 year, If paid in advance or within
the hrst frst six months or 50jf not paid until after
the expiration OF the first six m nths. II
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-28

Conner of Main and Je2erson treets,
Rutier, Pa.
March 16, 1854
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BEAUTIFUL ENGRAyINGs.
SEWING MACHINE pREMIUM

beau fnl Steel Fancy Engraving and Superb Col.
ored Steel Fashion Plate Will illustrate every number
besides well executed Wood Cuts illustrative of the
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WooIen Eaclary COR saIe.

W. 0 BRAoKENRIEGE Sheriff,
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JACKS HOTEL

BENZ. JACK, Proprietor,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-26
Who Knock mt the Door.


In discussing the proprlesy OF ADMITTING
70 CSnsres. inc members eIec, rom sne
ooushefn sta'es' hone ou' men DE-
ing perm'''eo 10 en'e,' II eeomes inter-
esting 70 s2amine tne claims Oh nose VINO
stand a. me door OF congress ana Knock
ior admission. nete ID inc Nst Oh aele'
gates elect among "hom the ioyal are
ike Anglers VISITS, low ana lar eetTeen:
Aiaoame:-S'nate-George >; houston
ana Levin, e. fsr'ons, ooth reoeis; house
y. v. Langoon, 1eorge ". Freeman
Cullen A.. Battle, Joseph w; Taylor b.
l. tops' L. Jackson, all ieoeis'
Arkansa'.-Senate-E. Baxter and W.
u. snow one q REBEL house-George
d. hyie' ). ID. Johnson ana WIN. b!ers'
al rebels.
Florlda.-Ssnate-W. Call and VIM.
har'in' one q reoei. House, McLeed'
. Ieosl.
deorgis'Isenate|Ais1andef d. Ste.
p,nens ana hersenei Johnson, DOT Of
them noted rebels and one OF them wee
President ana the other q senator IN the
lsse rsoei congress- house-s: Cohen'
r. COOK. d: buchanan, Z. w. Caoiness'
- u: mat!ne~', ). n. Cnrl'ty' W. l.
"onoio' I'll feoeiS Oh INC "o,sv sor'' .,
Loui'iana.-sen.,e-Hanoal' Hqns ana
henry ooyce, oTth teoels. mouse
houis o.. MARTIN sacDo DARKER ROBERT T.
wickilne, 'onn L. ming ana "'0nh D.
1ouns, al leeFi Wy e
PP..-Sense."' =: ohafkey
InG >. !. a'T p oI p o' o n uan
ey W. $500 o q u,
..S.I. N0 OIL
NJ, c..,,;,. ~, d., I'D VIZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-26
THE NEWS.

Our tslsgraphio dispatches from the
East are up to last Saturday evening, and
possess more than ordinary interest on the
Mexican question. Indeed, they fore
shadow . difficulty with the French ma
ton which was little suspected . few
weak, ago. I, seem, that Louis Nspo-
Icon i. attempting to act in bad faith with
,ai, Government on the question OF with
drawing hi, troops from MeIico-nos-
N~,;,h,,,ndinz his Government had agreed
la,. ,ummsr to do so within a certain Pc
r,od. We are pleased to see that our
Government has adopted decisive meas.
IRE, to hold him to his written agreement.
What the upshos will be. Of course re-
Mains to Do seen ; but We are prepared TO
hsar Of p.remp,ory steps being taken to
hoiss the French troops out Of Mexico at
,as point Of Federal bayonsss. assisted BY
Mexican ~laness, II they do not leave that
country a. per agreement. Gen. Dix, the
usw French Minister, who has just sailed
S,r Paris, Is well IS Gen. Sherman and
Minister Campbell. now in Mexico,
nave their instructions from Secretary
Seward how to act; and we arc very
much mistaken If the Mexican question
does no, assume . very exciting feature
before sixty days roll around.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-26

xpIAs OurRAoHs ON THE PLAINs.-
Frequent reports have come Of late from
the West, stating that the Indians on the
Plains are At present very hostile to the
whi,ss. and that many outrsgss have been
committed BY them on the settlers. The
Government has acted very promptly in
the matter. and different ds,schmenss Of
the Unitsd States troops have been dis
patched to the quarters where these Indian
raid, have taken place. It il we'll that the
interests Of the settlers should DO closely
regarded. a. emigration to our Western
,nri.oris, is greatly needed. The fault
in the matter 10 doubtless owing to the
Indian agents, who, BY their trsachsry and
frauds, have rendered the red men 30 hos
tile to s~sttlsrs. The robberiss and msssa-
srsss which have occurred are the fruit Of Q
long sourss Of unfair dealing towards the
1ndians. A show Of force on our part will
probably cheek any further a..smp, at
Outrage for soma tina, but better agents
should b appointed on the frontier linss.
When the Indians and that they ar. fairly
dsalt with. and the agencies are placed in
the hands Of honest and capable men, We
will cease to hear Of such barbarous afro.
cities - have lately been reported from
the West.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-26

PAorIssoR CoxProN.-Th's lechsrous
old dog, whose lectures are being pulled
in various papers, lectursd in Washos 70.
Gently, and, We are told, gave private les
sons to = Glass formed after the lecture
was over. His pupils were extremely
rsticsnt for the arst few days, but are
gradually bscoming more communicative.
II their reports are true, the old beast
ought to BE- tarrsd and felthersd, publicly
whipped and then hung to the nearest
tree; and any community that would lis
ten to q second lecture from him, 10 a. bad
a. himself. We arc glad to b able to SAY
tina, Washos has no occasion for further
services at his hands. We do n know
that any violence would be offered him,
in this place, II he should attempt to re-
peat his lecture, but We certainly think
that the experiment would not b. attended
with any very gratifying rssults.-Raasrn
Sleps, Washos CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-26

AN item going the rounds, in relation
to Fried. Krupp's great cast steel works,
contains . few important errors. This
famous mandatory 10 situated in Essen.
Rhsnish-P Prussia. and covers $50 acres, 80
Of which are under roof. There are within
the works IL miles Of railway. and over
100 cars are employed in the conveyance
Of material. Some idea OF the size OF this
mammoth establishment may be formed
from these facts In 1855 there were IN
operation 400 furnaces; 100 steam engines,
Of nearly 5000 Horsepower; 40 steam
hammers, Of so tons and less; ITO forgs
chimneys, and moro than 10000 workmen
were employed. There were over 1000
tons Of coal used per day, 100000 cubic
feet Of water. and 100000 cubic feet Of
gas from 5000 burners. Large - it 10,
additions are being made to il, the de-
mand for steel rails and other steel man.
ufactursd goods being greater than the
supply.