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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
Petition for Partition.

N the matter of tile petition of Mrs. Mary Callen
i widow Of Mlehsel Calien, late of Clearheld town
ship, decd, for u writ of partition.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No IT June
Term, 1867.
And now towit: August 3tst, A. D 1861 the pc
tion OF Mrs hiary Callen, widow of AZ hael Callen,
late OF Clearfeld township decd, presented and
hied u the office of the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
setting forth that her said husband, Michael Calen
lately died after first having made his Lust will and
testament which is duly probatcd and recorded the
county aforesad-but under which your petitioner has
refused and sill REFUSES to accept the provisions
for heT-and leaving your petitioner, his widow, and
the following heirs, to wit: Mary Ann Callen Of
and single and resides some where in Kentucky, the
place not kncwn to your petitioner, and Sarah Jane
Callen, now Dpf, intermarried with Dennis Duff.
and resides II is believed in Westmcreland Pa when
last heard FROM your petitioner who b also of age and
no other heirs or children thoIght to DO alive And
that tho deceased died seized his enense as of fee
IN and 20 certain messuage or tract of land situate in
Clearheld township county and State aforesaid adjon
ing lands of John ODonnell, Henry Slator, Pat Nc
Grady, and Others and containing seventyaye acres
more OF less, with the appurtenanees Your petitioner
Therefore prays your HUnors to award inquest to
make partition OF the premises afor eSaid aud among
the children and representatives of said deceased
such manner and in such propDrt ons by the laws
this Commonwealth is directed II such partition be
made without prejudice 10 spelling the whole; but
IL such partition cannot made thereof
TO value aud appraso the and make report ther
proceedings herein according to law And she will ever
pray, &C. MARY CALLEN,
Butler County,
And now therefore. you, the said Mary Ann Callen
and Sarah Jane Callsn heirs and legal rspessn
Of Michael Caen, late of Clearfeld township dec ia
and each Of you are hereby cited TO be and appear be-
fore our Judges at the Orphans Court TO be cid
Butler, in and for the county of Butler en- the 4th
NJ ondsy of September next it being the 23d day OF
said month to show cause if any you may have, why
writ Of partition should dot be granted prayed
FRANK NJ. EASTMAN,
sep. T. 4w Clerk Of Orphans Court.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

TO CONSUMPTIvES.-Fhe Advertiser, having
been iesored 10 health in few weeks by very sim
PIE remedy, AFTER having snfoed several years with
severe lung affection, aud that dread disease Consunp
toi-is anxious to make known his fnllJw-suierers
the means Of cnre.
To all who desire il, he will aend copy If the pre-
scrptuu used tree nt charge) with the directions for
preparing ard using the sans which they RVlwlv
uRE CUaE R0R CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C
The only object pt tho advertiser in endiug Pre-
scriptipu Is 10 benefit me afflicted. and sprrad inflrmi
tun which he cnnceves TO be inTauable and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy. as i viii cost them
nothing, and may prove a blrs7IL
Parties wishing the ~" Ion will please address
REV EuW NRp A. WILSON
willlamaburs, Etngs s5gHtys New York.
Nov. 7, 1880, ~.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

NEW GooDs-R G. M'Aboy aud
Bro. have just received and opened ur a
splendid Stock of first class Dry Goods,
which they have purchased in the East
at reduced prices and Aatter themselves
that they are prepared to furnish their
numerous customers with superior goods
at as low figures as the same quality can
be had IN the county, They are also re
ce.ving a splendid Stock of Groceries
Hard Ware. Queenswaie and and every
thing usually kept in first class Store
Now is your time to get good goods and
great bargains
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
Jeff. Davis and q Scotch Wo-
nan.;

The Montreal correspondent o.
one of the Chicago papers gives the
following amusing account of an in
terview which took place between
jeff. Davis and plncky scotch wo'
man who is his next door neighbor:
Jeff. Davis and his family, with
the Howells, now reside in an elegant
house on the same street, ano the
other evening at the Ottawa House,
| heard good story with regard tc
him. it appears that his next door
neighbor is worthy Canadisn mer-
chant, who has Scotch wife of con-
siderable pluck and spirit, and both
take good deal of pride in beau>
tiful garden which is attached to
their house. Since jeff. md his
family come to reside next door to
them, the young members of JEFF. s
family have partially destroyed this
garden, by tearing down beautiful
trees, trampleing over flower beds,
&C., much to the. grief and annoyance
Of all the family. About two weeks
ago, however, Mrs.-took the law
into her own hands. The circum-
stances are follows:
Jefferson, Davis, Jr., was seen to
climb the fence and get into the gar
den, and was quietly engaged in pick
ing strawberries and stuffirg himself
with them, when our Scotch lady i'm =
mediately proceeded to the garden,
picked up birch wand and gave jeff.
a sound thrashing letting him 20
with the admonitiop that the dose
would be repeated every time he was
found there unlimited. Of course
the youth went home believing from
the application of birch to his hips, and
the whole family of the "Presdent"
was up in arms, and an immediate
emand was made by the foamale por-
tion of the family that jeff. Davis
himself proceeded to the heighbors s
house and demand satisfaction. He
accordingly proceeded, rang the door
bell, which was opened by the lady
herself, after which the following col
loquy took place:
JEFF. Davis: 81 desire to see the
lady of the house.
Scotch: lady "I'm the Teddy o'this
house. What may ca you, if you Il
excuse me for speerin asking ?")
JEFF Davis (Hesitatingly: )"I am
President Davis. "
Scotch lady: ooh, aye; so you're
JEFF. Davis, are you? You're nee
Dor O ours, arn't you 2"
Jeff. Davis: 81 am
Scotch lady Rather snappishly,)
"And what may be your business wi
me ?"
JEFF. Davis 81 came to inform you
that one of your servants abused my
JEFF. in a most shameful manner"
Scotch lady: (3aising to the digni-
ty which attaches to IL true matron:)
" dina deceive yerseI, Mr.. jeff Davis;
it was name of my servants that giod
the callan: lickin. ! did it myser,
and wha' mair, if ever find him in
our garden again, III gle him doub,
le dose"
jeff. Davis: "This is outrageous
conduct to both my family and my
self. | will appeal to the law and
have you arrested. y
Scotch lady: Getting her mad up)
-" Arrested ? Juist try that. sup
pose ye think your in the Gonfeeracy
and still President OF You II put me
in prison, would ye? How did ye
like it yeroel'-jist after ye escaped
the halter wi the skin o yer teeth -
At this junction jeff Davis beat a
hasty retreat, leaving our Scotch la
dy still talking: and when the latter
saw he vas leaving, she slammed the
door after him.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

POLITICAL -Ths procsednSs Of the
County Executive Committee a;epu5Iished
elsewhere in this paper. The vigilance
committees understand whit their du
ties are we have no doubt, they will at.
tend to them strictly and without delay
The great political and moral principles
advocated by the Republican party are
such as can De subscribed to BY every
good citizen, and for which every patriot
eau afford to work Our opponents ais
though in the minority are at york, and
if we are credibly informed are resorting
to some things not very ereditable to
a political party-endeavoring to drag
into the political arena that which does
not properly belong thereto, aud that Of
which we have no dout many of them
would be ashamed. A short time will
develop the whole matter, and shame
and confusion will rest on those engaged
therein. In the meantime Republicans
will be on their guard and watch the
coils of the worm
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
Our Book Table.

Fhe following periodicals for Sep.
temDer are on our desk viz :
The Atlantic Monthly which is al.
ways a welcome visitor Cooley Lady's
Book which opens with Steel engraving
entitled "A Rustic Scene" which is
worth the price of this number. Tho
Lady's FREUD as usual is well worth
all it costs and every lady shonld have
copy, llarper's Monthly, is indispensi-
BILE to The completion Of every family 1t D..
brary Those who have it not should
send for it without delay
Arthurs Home Aogazine, is not among
the least acceptable of periodicals. The
Steel Craving --Graudtathers Piotu; e
is rich aud suggestive The reading is
good
the Ch,tdren's Hours neat little Nag,
az nc for the littls one ones, by T. f
Arthur. Is just such work as has
long been needed by children
. TIE Little Pilgrim, by Grace Grean.
wood is and interesting and ia
structive Periodical intended partcu ar
ly for young folks.
Om- Boys and Girls, is a neat week y
periodical for yonDg people, edited by
Oliver Optics, and Published by Lee aud
Shepard, Boston.
Srhool DW Visitor, is oaa pf h, IN rSt
Interesting aud instruotly. litle work,
in circulation Every Saturday, ty
Ticknor aud Fields. Boston Mas is d
Journal Of choice reading -eltc,el from
.thr best Forelgn current hi.claure.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU USE.

varous remedies have from time TO time been rscom-
mended, such Calomel OIL Of WormwOod, Turren.
tine SC, that dangerous and even fatal consequences
are produced. The necessi of n sure remedy
has caused much research and stuy by the pr1prieo
Of FELLOWS WORM LOZENGES They are positive
ly safe pleasant and eivctua They do 10; kill worms
but act BY making their dwelling pac5 sagreeable
them In order, however 10 guard consumers against
deception by base compound. tho andy lis II Dr. A.
A. HAYES, State Assayer proving the aove sfstetnent
is annexed
81 have analyzed the WORN LGZENGES prepared by
Nessrs Fellows Co and find that they free from
Mercury and other metallic mineral matter Tn ese
Lozsnges skillfuily ouml oundcd pleasant to the
taste, safe, yet sure and effectual in their action
respectfully, A. A HAYS. NJ. D
hssaJ or to the State Of Mass.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
Paints for Farmers and Others,

rINuE Grafton Mineral Paint Co, manufact-
urng the Rest, Cheapest and most Durable Paint
in coats we'll put mixed With pure Linssed
Oil, will last 10 or 10 years 1t is of light brown or
beautiful chocolate color and be changed TO green
lead scue dab olive cream to suit the taste Of the
consumer 1t ia valuable for Houses. Barns, Fonces.
Carriages and Car-mnkere Pals and Wooden-waIe, Ag-
rieultural Implements Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships,
Bo toms Canvas, Metal and Shingc Roofs, (it being
Fire and Water proof Floor Oil Cloths, ions Manu'act-
uIer having used 5000 bhls the past yeer,) and as a
pant for any purpose unsurpassed for body, durahi'
ty elasticity ,ul ulhesiyeness Price 20 per bbl OF
300 lbs which will supply firmer for years c'me'
Warranted In all cases above. Send for circular
which give. full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint.
Address DANIEL BIDW ELL, 254 Pearl St, N. Y.
Sept. 4, 67--6mos.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
Cholera, DiarrhHa, and 0ysentery

A CuREiS WARRANTED by DR.. Tobias CEEEuRArRD
VENETIAN blNlMENT, ii used when first taken by
persons &C temperate habits. This medicine has esn
known In the United States - years Thous ands
have used it, and found IL failed to cure any com
plant for which it recommended and all those who
first tried it. are without it, In the Cholera.
lSIs DR.. Tobias attended 30 and lost being
called in too late To do any good.
DIRECTIoN NS--Take tea7poonful in wine glass Of
cry half hour fit tN ours, and rub the abdo-
men and extremities well with the Eminent. To aliay
the thirst take a lump of ice in the mouth about th'
size Of amarillo every ten minutes Its warranted pei
fectly innocent to take internally Sold by all drug
gists price 10 and so cents Depots SO Courtland 5
New York
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
A siagls 3,x Of saAsos.rds - 3,il

vegetable extraetive matter than twenty boxes
dlpihda any where in the world besides; fifty five
hylsnre physicians them in their practice to this
exclusion Of utr purgatives. The first letter Of their
value yet scarcely appreciated When they are bet
ter known, sudden death and continued sickness vii
be Vf the past Let those who know them speak right
Our race are subject to redundancy of vitlated bile
at this season, II is dangerous ms it is prevalent
but Brandreths Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional use we prevent 'ha
collection Of those Impurities which, when in sun csnt
quantities. much danger to the bodys heaIn
They cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Loss of Ap
petite, Pain in the Head, Heartburn, Pain in Brcs SIT
Bone Sudden faintness and Castivsncrs. esd hys ell
rsspsctshls Deaievs 10 Msdcinrs
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
NOTICE.

TN the matter Of the petition OF Robert MKes f1r
discharge Admir- Of estate of Philip Croop. deed
To Sarah Ann Boyd formerly DufIord) CGtbarine
Kupod formerly DufJrd), and Mary Magdslena Duf
ford, children and heirs of Susan Dufford formerly
Susan Croopl Greeting Take notice that you and
~ of You hereby cited TO be and appear before
Judges at an Ordhans Court, to be held at Butler in
and for the county of Butler, Pa, the 4th Monday
of Sept next 1t being the 23d day of said nonth then
and there to show why the above said prayer Of
the Ie toner should not be granted as above prayed
for. BY the Court
sept I, 6T-3t) p. NJ. EASTMAN, Crk o. G.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa, Wednesday, Sept. u, 1867

s6- The Office of the Secretary of the
Butler County Agricultural & Stock As
sociation will be open at the Lowry House
from the morning of the 18th of Sep
tember ustil the evening of the arst day
of tn. Fair.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
PREMIUMS OYER $4,000.
CoMpETITIoN opEN no AII.

COMPETITION OPEN To ALL.
Some OF the Premiums in the abstract are as 70 ows
cATTLE-FoRElGN IMPoRTED-lo premiums
from $50 20 s2) all other grades of Cattle 90 from $50
to SO AZ from SO TO s. best herd &C. not less than
is bead $50; End best SIS best 10 yoke of
um to br paid Agricultural Society OF the County send
aoRsEs.-9est imported premiums from $50 to
sl00, of s15, q Of $50.
MATCHED H0RSES-i of $50 1 of $50. hest
draught geldng and single horses H. from $50 to $40
STATIONS and MARES, is from SIS to $40. JACKS
four $50, 2nd best SIS. =
SHEEP AND wooL.-For different breeds 1913 pre-
miums from $50 to IS SWINE l5-from SIS to 80
PouLfRY-best collection SIS, and premium less
ihan So.
For Agricultural Implements Steam Engines, Scales,
&C. but tsY premiums are offered. The Judges how
ever may make complimentary notice of the particular
merits OF each machine exhibited
FOR Leather and Its manufactura-dour and india n
meal grain and seeds vegetables fruits grapes cider,
nowers anu designs needle work embrCdery &C. bread
cakes &C. preserves jellies und air tight fruits
vegetables, mercantile displays &C. libsrvl premium
are offered ranging $40 to 81
STEAM pLoW.-The Heydrick Steam Plow will | :
exhibited aud operated during the Fair.
EXCURSION TICKETS Will be ksusi by nearly all
the Railroads aud all goods exhibited and uusod will
be returned freight free.
For pa, tieuiars, premium lists address A b. LON
GAkER, Secretary, Pittsburgh Pa.
Single admission Tickets, Is Cents.
sept4, 81 A. BOYD HAMILTON, President.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

MEDIcAL.-Our readers are referred
to the card of Drs. j. r. aud A VI
Speer, No. 1876 Penn Street Pittsburgh.
Their celebrity in the treatment OF dis
eases of Eye and Ear is well known to
the public.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
For Sale.

NHE subscriber offers for ssls acre. Of land situ
l. ate in Cherry township, Butler county, Pa, four
miles North of Snnbury on the Graded Road leading
from Butler to Franklin. The improvements are q
dwelling house, stable, and splendid we'll Also fine
selection Of choice fruit trees
FOR Terms, apply to persons residing the prem
ises. fseptI Il SARAH ADAfR
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

PRoFEssIoNAB-7- .Thos. Robson Esq.
has opened lav Office on the corner Of
Main St:andthe Diamond opposite Samuel
Sykes Restaurant where he may be found
feadS 10 attend to all business entrusted
to his care.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
use the nest.-pl.pEs, EupnoxIN. LuRRIcA-

Use the Best.7-BLADEs EUPHoSIu. LUBRICA-
TORS are melieinal preparation in the form Of
Lozenge and universally considered the pleas.
ant eectudi and Convenient remed- in use for Hodrss
ness Coughs Colds Cdtarrh asthma, Bronchitis DIP
iberia and all Pulmonary Complaints. They are war.
ranted give queh and lasting benefit in the
above affections than any other remedy also to contain
dcloterous ingredient and not offend the weakest
snd most sensitive stomach,
Es-Ror sale by SAMUEL GRAHAM and RED1cR 4
co. Druggists, Butler, Pa, at 80 cts per Box.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
alew Aareetisemsnts.

WANTED.
w SEVEN competent teachers to teach the schools
Of Butler township for the term Of five months, com
memo ing abont the micde Of October. Directors will
meet at the Failer School House. Saturday th- 2st
day OF September, at 10 O'clock A. for the purpose
Of hiring teachers Good wages will be giveu
BY order Of the Board.
Aug %, 6e 3t.) VIM. sTo0Ps, secy,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
BLADES, CONSTRUCTION PILLS

Are called because OF their pecu liar direct and eff
cieHt effect upon the Liver, StImseh, Blood and Ner
System. For inactivity Of TIE Liver for the ston
ach In arrangement or Dyspepsia. they viii, delight
the patient with their mild and benchC al effect espec
ially IT, from long continued indigestion and costive
ness they left with periodical returns of the Sick
Headache. In of severe Cold, producing Chiis
ard Fsrer you break Il very by using the Pills
per direction with each box.
Hs-Also for sale by SAMUEL GRAHAM and RED
lex CO., Butler, Pa. at 2 8 cts per Box
JOHN II. BLADES & CO.,
f2th. 1s67-6mos) PropiIeto-s, Elmra, n. Y.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

"A pretty gIrl was lately complaining
to quaker that she had cod, and was
sadly plagued in her lips with chaps.
"My child" said Obadiah, thee should
never suffer the chaps to come neal
thy lips"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

"A farmer wrote US follows to dis
tinguished scientific agriculturist, to
whom he felt under obligations for
Introducing variety of swine "Re
specten Sir-I went yesterday to the
cattle show | found several pigs of
yonng species. Thero WIS a great va
ricty oil hogs, and WIS az astonished
at not seeing YOU there"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
EMlNENT MEN ASSERT

That all less troubled with WORMS and Il at
many die annually from this cause who by the timely
administration Of proper remedy would be saved. As
FELLOWS WORM L0ZENGES may bo taken without
any unpleasant results AMI children are fond OF
them, their use Is recommended those apparently
healthy and thus dspel the Of what would pro
-II.a.- LII. -.l....
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

The Indians are lighting desper.
ately on the ,lains. The best farms
in the old States are where the IN
dians fanght hardest.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11

SHARswoOD VS.. JACKSON The
.Sharaw1od Democracy ,iam to he great
admirers OF Gen Jackson, though of late
years, and especially during the war they
hold opinious 10 regard to State .SoOer>
eighty iametrically opposed to Gen Jack
sons veiws In their candidate for the
Supreme Bench they have man direct,
ly opposed in principle to Old Hickory on
this fundamental question. The fol-
lowing extracts show Judge Sharswood's
views on State Sovereignty, aul those
held by General Jackson as far back az
1S32-34
Krtracts from Judge SdrI Extract rcta Gen Jackson
woods Oration IN april, Proclamation ia Dse:n
1884 Der, 1882.
I'VE come back Iconsiier, :hen
toour starting place, the powor to annu
and finding nothing a law of the United
in the Constitution States, assumed by
establishing any fn> ne State, INcoMpA,
sal judge of the emu FABLE WITH THE
iinerated power, pro. ExIsTANoE OF THE
hioitlons, aud reser> UNION, CONTRACT
we'd rights, it must ED EXPRESSLY BY
rest upon, the admit THE LITTER OF THE
ted principles ofgen CONSTITUTION, AU.
eral law, in cases OF THoRIzEp BY ITS
-compact betWeen SPIRIT, INcoNs1s-
parties haOiag no TANT WITH EVERY
common superior pRIN cIPLE ON
EACH STATE HAS WIGHT WAS
THE RIGHTToJUDGEF FOUNDED. AND DE.
FOR ITSELF OF THE IsTRUCTIyE OF TIL
INFRAofIoNs OF GREAT oBJECT FoF
THE COMPACT, AND w HIGH 1T wAl
TO CHOOSE FOR FORMED
1T SELF THE MOST
PRoPE AND Eff,
GENT REMIDIEs."
Judge Sharswod holds the same vie,
to-day on estate Sovereignty" that h
held IN 1884. How then can any gent
Inc ia eksop Dtnocrat' give him suppo
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
PLEASE REMEMBER

That FELLOWS WORN LOZGNGEs are prepared vii h
great from the extracts VI Two plants
They do not act purgative snetic will not debl-
ltito the patient simple infant may devour a
whole box without harn and will ihe lime expsl
tue worms in an extraordinary manner.
As-fELLOWS WORM L0ZENGB Is the only Worm
Remedy In existence combining harm qualities with
delicious taste and amazing power.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-11
They arc Entirely Vegetable.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:

Itching Of the nose feverishress twitchng or star
Ing suddenly during sleep, pain in the stomach loss
flesh palensss with hectic appetite sometimes yoraco
at others feeble duiiness Of the eyes, drowhnes.
swelled upper lip tongne Whitley fufed and studd
with red y ots etd garlic breath grinding of tee
during sleep, asensaton Of lodgment In the throat
craving for dirt chalk clay fretfulness a.
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