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In Chancery AZ Carthage, Ieuu-
FEBRUARY i0ih. isl..

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FNtsss sar... .t ana-.r.u- t8 t1s Cisre rr.I a..
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Cafiaser 90 the t1ird aonasy i 90, s- '-i e
p.s-al. sn.ssf % delaur % c6mps.ss-,'1 80 50 y
ins .a,1s ~. - taksa iog sonissse8 =, 4, n .l
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Suitable fJr Cabinet rsno. AMI BIl .srd Table Man
uiscturers snd Car BuiIdsr-. also, Mahogany ami
spanish Cedar C0fin stutf
In connection with our fusIdess We have large
Saw Mil and the most celebrated Veneer Cutting
Mach no which enables "a % b ai orders entril-t.
atf to Tta with urnuptuels tfe4fI. .sUf
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ATTENTION lHIsHsES Checks On thl I.-
sseI aaa6ing Co., Beilssl. IRELAND, iu sursa
9l ~ % SIC iur sale 60 Z. y. 0-lvay's Hr.-
Eer Oihce, No. 4s college street. O.
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Adminlafraior's Nnfinn

HAVINg qualified a. AdmIl.s'nsf5r 0u t- o.
tate o. John o.. us'i. teae..sI. the Del .. ...
Lfy alI persCu- EaFIus rsuIf .Hsiast -I.I a-s.H
d's then SID ms EIil.a The ule prr-Hr.H.l ..
ita or fhsY ei.l ue iatlfat and tla-e .l-a..rI .H
come f1rsarI sui make paymauL
s.nfs-u 1855 HI stffTH s.fs..r
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Is cathartc, alternative and tonic snd is'a vsus
bic remedy for siiasiICns of the Liver aud hdney-
uyspeps q, CiOlt, Chrome OCusups ION and Cutaus-
Gus dlseases. I-g most powerful preventive OF the
tevers and Bilious Complains, 30 prsEl.elt In
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

10y vrtua of a Deed Of D ri-f u1ai- Or uia a- I...
" ts-. Ca tfe zsth of Apui. i-fz. SAD 1l.. . .
tersI n ih- Erzisfer's td.ra of las. bon ....s..
in BOX 81. 80 3. 81. j ali. au -AI UEufF. ..s
Eftl day a. i.sfrh usat eF Isaef to IIf... aH.. ..
tle prefufs unle-s -1Cilrf dsIsaaI .I ss r.......
ssr fHsr Fall1f.e .al extending Ir Hl H.H..a. ...
Wafer s.faet .n Ns.lFIiie. fruufIue stsat . TO- r .
drea sod rlsra .rsi Oh racn street, IlI a...s s. .-
the i..h.I 81 p. p-riy au ss.. Ha lrr..sI...
b. fore s alls lerg- one IalI .fal. ...l ... f.
rasiiur ID oue alt SEQ 5@ar- utfa lufsH-s s.H..
aIih goa seelusy u 4aarei. ani s Heu rH.a aHT
t-D.. I'D $50. y. Ealaa. ir...r-.
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nt'-Ai thanhsft an Esssy cf Wau.H.
snd lnstruct0u ior Yaoug Men. 49, - .-I -
- l-.Lle .esilielt ilE Diseases OF the liaslv alI
,a .eA.a 7lsteni7-reut nee, 10 sosied saFr.U......
aa.iiess' bf q sAlLilN aJUauIJN. u..a.f
Aa7etastuls i-saitautIa. PA arI.Is ..H
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We Ask

The suffering millions N our land % givs this
remedy tnal convinced that by IL huely u-e
many mag - relieved many cured of Dyspepsia
heartburn, Sour 0lomaeh, sick Hsadarhe Diz.l-
ness. Indigestion, tAs-. CssuYeness- Bilious At.
lacks, Liver COmplHl,-, hhelmtiIc At ogoua.' kc.
Read the Pamphlet u Testimonials q.tl "a. \ ldt-
ne, and 90 not use tLe med.cino against the aduce
u your PnyaCis1-
hanuiaciursd only b TAREANT a o.. W
ffeeuEicn sireut, New YORK
- For sale ~ sil DruEgiatz. r1y4 IL
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hEsl IHrael.s.
Surgeon a1I nfI.aaI UU...... u l"

EFtHqUaHr0l- UusEr. oFras Craarara.u. b
St-HyiELF. rEss., ll'y "a! I-..
Dr.. John Buirs Hgaut pr. -. lH- HFrf...-....
~ ship b Nashville. I-uu., - gree oI lI l....
of hull CedI0u E.iter-, icr ssle ~ slusrs l .."
army only.
The regula ions of the Treasury Dspsrl. .a. ...
D. bs complied aitE -lurfly.
BY command of Msi. seu. k0ssfUsus.
Wa. u WusH
MAJOR and Provost mar-1si aea...
For sale, wholesale aud refa.l - ELhET. U.
MOVfLfEA a CJ.. Nssnuie. Tenn.
ortIT-tl zaf dsaaIH
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coat AND WOOD.

KHIGHT BROTHERs-DeAlers in Cumberland
N and fittsburg CCd Wood sawed snd split IN
stove lengths. Office 40 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mil dill, south Of Broad All orders alled
prOmptly.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

KFISOR. j. W. & CO. Manufacturers and
w Wholesale aud Retail / callers la Tin, Copper
aud Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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HAVING returned again with O. largo
stock of
TRIMMINGS, NVorstedz. Zephyr.
Sc, sc.
70 the old home, I would respectfully o.
form lhv Ladies of NusuylI. emit vg Will
be prepared To- manufacture any AluJ 90
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, fringe,
&r., NC.,
as good and as checriully as formerly.
OSCAR B0uMEG CO.,
uOvl-tf N1.B Union -Jr.rl
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COILECTING AGENTs.

II 3. TUTHILL, Deputy United slaies Marshal,
IL. collects Note, Accounts, Sc, IN Middle Ten
no see Office at SJste Capitol, next door 20 Fed
raj Court Room Z .. Lock Box 81, See RdVer-
usement in another column. ldecs-Om
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ATTOHNEYs an Law.

CAMPBELL MoBWEN a 6ROEsBECK, Attor-
" neys at Law sDa Claim Agents practice u hll
the Courts. COlectOns promptly attende1 70
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected Ofhce IL North Cherry street, up stsirs.
OTIS. Z. A.-AttoTney snd Councillor at Law,
I j -Cffce 4gIS Cherry 81: 7. o. Box 748
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Nos. ia, I73 and I7s Centre street, NY.
Lors. PIank.. Boards Ind Neneers.

L EEP constantly or hand the most extensive
N yansty Of hueif Inquired Foreign aud Domestic
Muuls Do Le L1lnd ID me un-..-L zL----. ID
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Browns Bronchial TrOchss

AaNA-a n NNa'. t|aA-H' .H DID, H'....
lsut..srE lrlIsF.
2oT BroHrhitis, Nsthnhss Cataffh, gassuu1T.
tive aaJ Throat Disease,
ru0rHEs AaF rsfD uiuI kLvA1s aloU ar...s-
SINGERS AND PUBLIC spE,EUs
eu tuI Iroch-- u-sid. BOZ cisanug the r...- u...a
U.sea before aIls lg or -pssa.Hs. slI ....., ..
thll-f s..sr au u4u=usI sFeftal Ul fIH g#.sI ....
us IIs.heH ale r-.lmmeulsi auI plef....... o..
Fby-ieI,ns. ioI hsys nsi tssumYaals .-.. .....
usut mon throughout ll- country Ts.uga. ....
Gle of true merit. and having proved ula.s s...s.,
~ test Of many years, each ys,r mods Jl, aI.a s.
duousi i0csliue- lu sauau- parts of iHe a.I.H s.f
tle Tr0chas are auigsl-a by pr1uauu.vI haf... ...a
other srlcies.
Obtain oaly "Ha5Eg- BL1scmsL ra,.rr. taf
do not take any Of tls Woul's-s Im.saH.s ....
u3sy be- offered.
sold eteryvb-f- .1 che United Htsts- sa I.a F...
slfn Cpu-tnes, at % csnt- p.r lHz.
ItulZ-3m
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Ia a Csthartic, and a valuable remedy for Khsums-
tism, Dersngement Of the Liyer, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Debility. lts effects most
salutarv in Lung Diseases. lt is an simost sure
cure for SCroua, and the most 8ggtayIied forms OF
Dyspef sa As preventive and cule Tor ali Bil Gus
Derangemepis it stands ulriyalei.
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Dissolution of cOpartnershIp

ff'HE CopMtuersh.p heretofore knoun under ths
a hrm aaf aiyl= - Hu8H Is z sALp-HAN.
Ftrtlffapl.fsf u aluiilziT d.-soiEad irou TINS
dsle, ~ huEnes retirug from tha concern. n
T.-.ai.. ta Aasatiilng and lquidaiiuE al dstfs q
tA, - ulai. HUGHES a akLIaMAN.
ln t-lHas ham the shove arm. ( isudar nv
H p = 1if 80 altH ~ rnF GA friruda FOR ffll,
f.llpiifr Wnlsh haa been erteuaed 81 ur
So ii-at laat theY wil cont fo DO tns aauns ~
sl1 i.ta iifiier, % p aaliafnsl. ie1E aaallfs fht
~ ~ y nAlt coTupetsut ald slI Gee sFarY effort -
Pic-.s ~ Hro uisF isel Disposed 30 paigonlss am
"Fa ., n. hudhka.
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TINNERs, &c.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 Business Agents, over York's Book Store, Ss}S
Duicn Strt ct, Nashville, Tenn. su26-6m'
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NJ ERRl1T & HILI,-Dealars IN Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, Window GlSss aad Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS..

DONE 4 TUNEELL-Wholesale and Retail
" Bookse lers. stauOners, ana News agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support Of
the Federal Administration and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanilke
policy of the President for the restora-
ton Of Southern States, to their Con
stitutional relations with the Union.
Il ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens, and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news OF the day
1t will give daily the latest POLITICAL
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
genee from all quarters.
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BELL AND RRAss FOUNDERS.
BREWERY.

CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL a
= FRANK, successors TO NJ. }. Druc ker. Brewers
OF Ale ana Lager beer, No. Al Broad streel, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecSly
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NOW Is THE TINE 10 SUBSCRiBE'
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBS1RIBEf!
NOW IS The TIME 10 SUBSCRIBE'I
NOV IS TIE TTRE 10 SUBsCRIBEl
ONLY g. 60 FOR THREE MONIES
oNLFs IS 50 FOR THREE MONTRSl
ONLY . 60 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY . 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12

they demand. For this reason alone have
we made up our mind to foregc this agree
IaBle relations which, as editor of the
CITIZEN, We have maintained with our
political friends in time past.
While we thus announce our with
drawal with regret, it is quite consola.
ton to be able to announce that 1t has
passed into the hands of our personal and
political friend Major q. +. ANDERSON,
whose favorable acquaintance with our
people as we'll as his thorough knowledge
of the business, and his acknowledged
ability, is sure guarantee o. the success
of the CITIZEN in his hands. We trust
that not only for his own sake, but for
the sake of the principles the CITuzEN
has always advocated ne may be literally
sustained.
Having always allowed, whatever oil
feeling might have arisen during the heat
of political campaign, to die with it,
we have no complaints to make, nor have
we any apologies 10 offer.
Retaining, therefore, malice towards
none, but charity for all, we remain
Yours, truly,
THOS. ROBINSON.
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l,OuQFcsa.

Very little OF Importance has as yet
been transacted by this body. A few
days are always necessary to perfect an
organization, in appointing and arrang-
ing the different committees.
We are informed by our exchanges
that the different committees are busily
engaged in blocking out work for the
session.
A committee of three has been ap.
pointed to investigate the New ORLEANS
massacre 1t is also announced that the
House intends to appoint special com
mittee to investigate the murder of DIR.
Robinson in Salt Lake, aud other Nor
mon outrages.
The Reconstruction committee has
been revived, with Thadeus Stevens as
chairman.
1t was stated few days since that tae
Supreme Court had promulg ted de-
cree against the constitutionality of the
test oath. This is incorrect. 1t has
only acted upon rule dispensing with
il, but such decision May hereafter be
announced.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12
sALUTATORY-

In taking charge of the CITIZEN, We
feel fthst we have taken upon us a res
possibility, which we shall endeavor to
discharge to the very best of our ability.
please everybody, is an impossibilty.-
We shall nevertheless, labor to please, graf
ify, and so far as we are able, to e&lighten
our readers. The obligation to the pub
lie, which we have voluntarily assumed,
in taking chargeof the AMERICAN CIT-
IzEs, and duty, shall prompt us to ac-
tion.
1t shall be our object to make the CIr>
IZEN n welcome visitor to our readers
No pains shall be spared on our part,
in gathering the latest intelligence from
every section. giving in each issue the
largest amount and greatest variety of
reading matter, that the size Of our pa
per will permit
The fattering remarks ofour worthy pred
ecessor and former editor we fear, ARE more
than we deserv". If we shall be able with
the iorbcarance Of our readers, and the
help of our able contributors, to keep the
columns Of the CITIZEN as fright aud as
ably conducted as the same have been by
Mr.. IssssNsoN, we shall rest satisfied
We will do our best, and the best can do
no more. -
ne ask the continued patronage of the
public, and will labor to make ourself
aud paper worthy of the same.
G L. ANDERSON.
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STEPHEN BREEDS
Executive PatrOnage---The
New bill.

We learn from Washington that the
Joint Committee on Kctrepchpent, to
whom was referred Mr. William bill,
already published, have prepared a bill
which wall be presented to both houses
of Cougtess on Monday next, section
first OF which provides that all persons
holding civil office, with the exception OF
the heads Of the departments, appointed
by and With the advice and CONSENT Of
the Senate, stall remain in office until
their 81 ccessors in like manner are ap-
pointed and qualified. Section second
provides that when any officer appointed
as above, excepting delegates OF the Uni
ted States Courts and the Cabinet Off
GERS. shall, between the sessions OF the
Senate, be found guilty Of any mlscon-
duct in Office, or become disqualified in
any way to perform his duties, in such
case, aud no other, the President may
suspend such officer and name some per-
son to perform the official duties until
the next meeting OF the Senate. The
President is required, within twenty days
after the meeting of the Senate to report
such suspension, with the evidence aud
reason upon which it was made, and the
name of the substitute. If the Senate
shall concur in the suspension, they shall
SO notify the President, who shall remove
such uficer and appoint another, subject
to the action OF the Senate. Ii the SEN
ate refuse to concur, the original incum
bent shall resume his Office and the sub
stitute cease to act. Section third pro-
vides that the President shall have pow
or to fll all vacancies happening during
the recess of the Senate by reason OF
resignation, expiration Of term Of Office
or death by granting commissions to ex-
pire ut the end of the next session. lfI
no appointment, by consent of the Sen.
ate, shall be made during such next se~.
sion of the Senate. such Office shall re.
main in abeyance, without eDoluments,
until he same shall be filed by appolut
mt ut thereto, and during suclf time tlse
duties of the office shall fall .pon such
0 her lawful officer as may exercise the
duties in case Of vacancy in such Office
The duration of no Office is to be extend-
ed by this Law. 'e'"-
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Communications.

Eor the CIftsns.
Mr.. EDIToR will not you, or some
of your numerous readers, favor US,
through the Farmers Department of
your excellent paper, witk an article on
tertiizers2
A brief article would, we think, be ap
preciated by number of our readers,
who, like your humble servant, are not
possessed Of very extensive knowncldgc
of Agricultural chemistry nor, in fact,
extensively acquainted with Agriculture
in its more practical shape.
Experience" it is SAID, ''keeps a dear
school, but fools will learn in no other.
We would be willing to be excused from
classification in this category and, theTe-
fore wish to profit, as far as possible from
the teachings of science or the expert
ence of these that have preceded us.
Lime, for instance, abounds with Us
and is easily accessible. Can it not be
turned to advantage as fertilizer We
see reports of its successful application
in various parts of the country and why
not here We have no doubt but it eau
! But to apply it properly, in proper quan-
tity, &c, on the different soils-"there's
the rub"
Will not somebody enlighten rs an
the subject? {?
Respectfully
HttuprUa
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12

REoRGANIZATIoN AT THE SOUTH
The unsatisfactory condition of affairs at
the South, says the N. Y. Times, is es-
tablished by the reports of the military
commanders stationed there, To many
of the statements emanatipg from that
section, respecting outrages upon freed>
men and other evidence OF aversion to
Federal control, we have paid little atten.
ton, believing that they were colored, if
not invented for partisan purposes. But
to the representations made by our mill
tary authorities in the Southern States
No suspicion can possibly, attach. What
ever be their opinions on eoptroverted
political questions, at any rate they are
responsible and impartial. They enjoy
the we'll earned confidence Of the loyal
people of the land, and their averments
will undoubtedly be accepted as conclu>
sIve on questions of fact.
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH
A Family an an Agricu tura Journal,
Of the Lorgest and Handsomes Des-
cription.


CHOICE LITERATURE, including Poetry, Noveistts.
Tales. an-i Moral Entertaining Rsaing gen-raly.-in
the Literary department sall presrmt the ekoicest
yaticcs within the reach Of uur ezs ded Tie
Navelt,,s. Iairs fueify. te., shall lie supplied frv
tue beat AMI highest sources AMI 10 tqn 10 anything
to lee f,,aDii in t'y journal or magazne.
Adhit UlIUKE AND HuRTICUEURE. embracing
farming. Uaricuipg. frutraiaine, &c. unr IAbors Ia
this department. for over thirty years have met ths
cotliai appreciation IT The public. Our pnfpJss has
teen furnish ussiul aud reliable information upou
ths'a worry mattnt branches ~ injustry. and to ~
tcct them sn Gar Within power aginst the fss
duct'c, and selfish pm poses ~ The maiy emprcs and
~ H-sgs led THIS portion of the GERMANrowS TxLK-
GRAPH il atone wOttit-tiIe price of slJ.cripiiuR
NEWS DEpA TMENf.--lhs same fndur try care
and di di-crlmnniipn in gathering anil preparing the STIR
ring Events Of The Day expressly f this paper, which
hitherto has OF Its mari ked feaurss aud given
universal satrftcthn will b,cuntnued with relonb
led efforts 30 tho increasing d-nan of the public
TERMS Two dullirs aud dfty cents per nnnnin No
orders received wit mt the cash, aud stop
peasat the end Of the time paid for
A dress, PHILIP n. rREAs
Eiitor zsl rFofristDr Gern,snto~n. Phiiadeiphs Pa
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12

PRESIDENTIAL APPoINrMENrs.-A
Washington correspondent writes: 'Ex
.eept where appointments do not require
confirmation, none have been made this
week. and the Democratic pressure for
efhee is very nearly dropped for the pres.
'ent, while Office holders generally believe
thas,the President xsll be enabled to keep
them in Office without the consent Of The
Senate, consequently Senators are reliev-
ed from being bored by them. 1t che
lists of appointmedts made during the
recess do not come in next week, law
will be passed requiring the President to
send them in within tep days"
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Orphans Court sale.

ny VIRTUE Of an order and decree II the Orphans
ID Court of Butler county, the uudcrsgned Guard'.
ans of the Minor riiidren r acob Rnnibaugh, a:e uf
Prospect, said county decd VIII oicr ior safe on the
premises on " EDS EsDAY the 70 day Of hecenibr
next o'clock =. NJ. the undivided me h:th ,f one
hundrcd,acres OF land situate In Connoqusiessins tp,
Bntler county Bounded on the North BIZ lands Vi it.
K-nned, and Amos KENNEDY heirs, on East by lands "i
Jseph Ednundson and other on the South by Lands 81
ueorgc Bsighley, and on the West by -Beighieys
heirs.
TERMS Of sae.--0nc-thlrd Of the purchase money
to be paid confirmation Of sals by the Court, and
the balance n two equal annual pasDeis thereafter
with interest
HENRY PILLoM,G Guardian.
Dec 1a-G8l 1eHN MYERS, -
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12

Dy virtue Of sundry writs of vcnilfiou Expoua. NJ
ID Issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas II utisr
county nsd to directed, there will be exposed Ia
public sale at the Court HJuse Ia the tarnurt Of But
at o'cAcksp. M, the following described property,
to Wit.
All the right title interest and claim Of wm iIasslt
Of IN and house aud lot situated In the oro OF
Butler, But .er county Pa bouuded north by d. s. Wal
ker, -: by Main street, south by Cbas. weseman
west by ally. One two story brick dwelling house
and frame static thereon erected Seized and tken In
execution the property Of WIN isslstt the suit of
iohu NJ Thompson for use Of w. II, II. Riddle
". o. BR ACKENRI DGg, Sheriff.
Sherifss Oficc. Dec S. 1853
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned.
IN that the partnership heretofore existing between
). A. sesw ck and ~ r. brown. in tine Saddle and
ness business, under the title Of St.DWIcK BROWN
has this day, Nov st 4 a. been dissolved by mutual
consent " . gctuyp sReere thanks the pnLiic
for their liberal Hrsiepage IN the ast The business
wli hereaf er bv coainctsl IN the old tand by r r.
Bown Those adssied TO the gla Arm will please ss
aud settle their accouais
j. A. sEDwIcK,
Dec. s, st. p. T.. BROWN.
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ssy- Both the Press and RepuLlican of

sG- Both the Press and Republican of
Kit,anning, declare CURTIN the CT ica O..
Armstrong county for Senator. We have
ourself, seen a great many citizens of
that county, and all declare the same
thing. This county for him, and our
Senatorial Disthet, is unit on the SEN
atoriaI question.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12
WAsnINeToN, December 3. 1865.

Mrs. Partington says that Ike, ,.hav-
a1g become very much enaneled Of 81.
ron .of Boston. has led her tesshe menial
altar. He didn't appear the least bit
dccoa,pesed On the back of his we'd
ding CARDS were little Cubebs With wings.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12
MARRIEp.

Deu 9Th, By tae Rev. J M,pherrln. MI Rotert Be-
Dillon 10 Misc susauf fkss, bcth of Lutlir Co., IA
New q, by Rev. John Galley, SIR. jobs Miller. to
Mira Elizabeth e. M 'Cormick
Nov -. by the same. Mt. A. D. Brewster, and Miss
Maggie A. Boreland.
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Valuable Real Estate tor Sale.

JfnE SCHOOL Directors Of the Borough Of Bulsrt
= Oilers for sale the square Of ground frouae nor tn
stfs having therein erected two story brick bnIdIna
Nv used fur school purposes. -.
ssai Proposals stating Prices and times Of pa, ment
10 pc rsce'vsi by the boa sni the nrst Of Decsm-
brr .n-xt. -
Ptiss may Sid f,r the lots separskey Possession to
be given en- the firss II April next. - :
BY order Of the board
GOT. II % LRWIs T. NrrCunII<