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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
DIED,


PARKER-Died, suddenly, at his residence in BRpao
townshP Butler county, Pa. on tn 9 10th inst, Mr.
Abraham Parker in the s2d year Of his age.
The subject Of the present notice born in West
poreandshire England, the 22d day of March, l77s
Early in life be cmhracei tho christian religion by uni
ting with tho Episcopal church. to tho doctrines Of
which he ardently attaehei, aud Of which ho was
consstant member during the remainder Of his life.
r,~ As gently shuts the eye of day,
So sank the weary soul to rest !;
for his end peace. He leaves a widow, also in he
92d year with whom he had lived ~ years He died res
Feeted by all who knew him, and iamsntsd BY large
circle Of friends and relatives the accompanying rec
ords will show: Children IL; Grand children, iaz in
ali, 23l. 4fHf ~ ID
sEFToN-on the sd of Decsmbsr. 1860. Of lung di-
sease, oosd Seton, of clintqa township, his 2lth
year. = H
Deceased was momherof Company \, 9Th r. H. 4.
and contracted bis disease while in the sersiee.
ffeYions 10 hi. enlistment he had been engaged IN
teaching, and well an fivorably known il the pro
fezsion II was an acceptable mspiber Of thecHntcn
", 7. Congregation. - ~
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IN the matter Of the pctitan IF Ezahsfh spcandless
by her next friend Charles e. Cochran, for divorce
from bed and board aud sliInony, from her husband
]. Newton NJ Candless. s4 f.a
in the Court OF Common Pleas ef Butler County, No.
50, September term ief6. So
And now to-wit Nov, %, 1865, motion Of lewis
Mitchell attorney for tho petitioner the Court award
proclamation, and appoint r. NJ Lm Q, Esq., Of Butler
and Alderman Donaldson, Of Pittsburgh. to tske the
testimony and report the sanie. rss
Butler Comfy, 4t 81.
Certified from the Record this 81 day Of December
A. D., 1876. J. b. CLARK, Pro.
J, Newton McCandess responded.
You are hereby notified 10 appear at our Court Of
Common Pleas, to be holden Bursg, for tho County
Of Butter, on the first Monday of March, A. 1857 to
show cause, ifany you have, why adivorce from bed
nd board and simony should not be decreed prayed
,trby your wife, Elizabeth McaLdess, in tho sbove
naHisd petition, j. D. STORY,
osFsff RI ss.es tf Sheriff.
In pursuance n the foregoing appointments, depo-
stions Of witnesses will lie taken at The Office of Robert
MLnre, ESD, in Butler, on Monday, the Dab day Of
F.brua " 1861, and at the oiee Of Alderman Donald
son, in Pittsburgh Pa Friday the 22i day Of Feb
rslry, 1861, on behalf " the above named petit
LEWIS Il. MlTCJIhI3Sa i
aos iv 4uty fer PetItcpef.
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BUTLEis MARKETS.

GTTER-Fresh Rol, 30 cents par pound
. SEANS-White, $3.50 per bushel.
BAfLEY-Spring, 90 = ffa
BEFsWAA-30 conts per pound.
EuGs-3o ,ents per dozen
FLOUR Wheat, $3.50 to 7,'5 per hupd, Rye $50
Buekweeat, . 2A1pcr hunt. : q -
fRuff-DrIsa Apples, Sets. per n; Dried Peaches,
% cents q n.
fEATliERSt-T5eents per pound.
dRAlN-Wheat 81, per bush Rye, lsGn Oats. ioc.
CsrH:T, BueEuiieat, TSo.
GRocERlEs-Conee, Rio, so per pound; Java, 40,
Brown Sugar. ljcper pound; do White 2Oc n. o. Molas
es sl,2O cents per gallon; Syrup e9.and 81 So
nIDBS--7 cents per pound.
LARD-10 cents per pound.
SAILs-zsQ 90 per keg.
POTATOEs-5oc. per bushei. E
PORk--shoulders, II; Fitch, Iii Hams, l6c por
pound
RAGS cents per pouni.
RICE-i5 cents per POUND.
sALT-S3,20 PEI barrel.
TALLOW-l2 cents per pound.
wO0L,-Ij cents per pound
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Special 3lutiees.
Or. scHENcKis PUlMoNIc syaUp. II


great medicine cured DR.. schenek, the Proprietor
Pulmonary Consumption when 1t had assumed it,
formidable aspect. anl when speedy death appeared
be inevitable. His physicians pronounced his case in
eurable when he commenced the Of this simple but
powerful remedy His health was restored In very
short time and return Of the disease has apprc
hendcd for all the symptoms quickly dsappsared and
hispresen weight Is laors usa two hundred pounds
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attstion
cusvely 10 the Of Consumption and tho diseases
which are usually complicated with 1t, and the
effected by his medicines have been very numerous
and truly wonderful. Dr. schenek makes professional
visits to several of the larger ces weekly, where he
has large patients and is truly toH-
ishing poor consumptvcs that have to be llfed
out Of their carriages and in few months healthy ro-
bust persons DR.. sCuENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
sEAWEFD TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS are gen
ery all required In curing Consumption. Full direc.
tions accompany each, SO thatany can take them
without seeing Dr. schonek but when 1t Is convenient
it is bet to see him lie gives advice free but for
thorough examination with his Respirometer his fee Is
three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two like
nesses OF Tho hoetoE-o.e when in the last st1gc of
Consumption 9nd the other he now H. IN perfect
hoalth--are on the Government stamp.
Sold ny all Druggists and Dealers Price 81 so per
bottle or $3.50 the half dozen Letters for advice should
always be directed to DR.. schencks Principal Office
IS North 9Th street, Philadelphia, Pa General Whulc
sale Agents: Demns Barnes Co. n. Y, g. s. IInnce
Baltimore, Md; Johs d. Park, Cincinnati Ohio
Walker Taylor, Chicago, Illi Collins Bros, St Louis
MisSOnfl ..aa-aH-HH. 3d " mo lyr.
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DG~ l'oi something new and valuable,
our readers are referred to the advertise.
mcnt of Slack's Self-acting Wagon and
Carriage Brake. The patent for this new
invention for Butler county, has been
purchased by Y. N. Durren of Mt Chest
nut, Franklin township. 1t is said to be
a great improvement, and IN parts where
it has been introduced, gives general sat
isfaction, and is considered superior to all
other Brakes now in use. Read the AL
vcrtisement, and then examine the mod
cl, and we have no doubt you will be sat
isfied of its utility.
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MAItRIED.

BbAcK-MCANpIESs-- On the II IN instani, by Ale,
Wilson Es4., Mr.. Ciemme ems Black Of Parker tp 10
Mrs, yemima MCandless of the Borough Of Suatats
both Of Butler county, Pa.
lkhH.LR--S Arm Ii,tRT--on the 18th inst. by the
Rev y, :. shale, MIR Isaac Kaycr aud Miss pIeeilIa
Barnbart both Of Butler county, Pa. .s5 .-aE5
C CALDwELL-R0BINs0N- the 25ih of October
1855 by hv w n. Hntehison, Mr.. John Caldwell
to Miss Mary Robinson, both Of Butler county
LtNE-Lo0AN--on the 9Th Of anuary by the same
Mr., q H. Lane to Miss Analeua Logan, both Of this
county. fssta11 sH5 $50,
Observation-Disclosures On the 23i instant by the
Rev. j. 4 Coulter. MIA J. IIaderma n Of ulsopos,
70 Miss Jennie u Parker Of Parkers Landing Pa. :
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A Single Box of eRANpafTH PILLS CONAN,

moro vegetable cxtrnctve matter twenty of
ANY pills any Nhere in the world besides; fifty five
hrdnrel hysieans nse them In their practice to the
exclusion OF other purgatyes The first letter OF their
value yet scarcely appreciated. when they are bet
ter knows sudden death ami continued sickness will
be OF tho past Let those who know than speak right
ont in their favor II Is duty which will save life.
onr race are subject to redundancy of ytiaed bile
at this season. II II dangerous rs II Is preralant
but Grinlreths Pills afford Invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional prevent tho
collection Of those Impurities which, when in sufficient
quantities. cause much danger to tho bndys health.
They Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Loss Of Ap
petite Pain in the Head heartburn, Pain in Brea SIT
Isne Sudden Fainuess and Costiyeness. Sold by all
re, peetaUle Dealers in Medicines
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A New and Grand Fpsch in Medicine

A New and Grand Epsch in Medicine
Dir. MAGGIEL is the founder of new
Medical System. The qpaptitariaus,
whose vast internal doses enfccble 'the
stomach and paralyze the bowels, must
give precedence to the man who restores
health and appetite, with from one to two
of his extraordinary Pills, aud cures the
most vrulent sores with \ box or SO of his
wonderful aud all healing Salve. These
two great specifics of the Doctor are fast
.superseding all the stercotyped nostrums
of the day. Extraordinary cures by
MagSiers Pills and Salve have opened
tho eyes Of the public to the incfficieney
Of the ESQ called) remedies Of others, and
upon which people have so long blindly
depeuded. Maggiel's Pills are not of She,
class that swallowed by the dozen, aud
of which every box full taken creates an
absolute necessity for another, One or
two of Maggiels Pills sufFices to place the
bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach,
rceates an appetite, ana render the spirits
light and buoyant ! There is no gripping
aud no reaotionrin the form of corasipa-
tion. Ii the liver is affected, its func
tions are restored; and if the nervous
system is feeble, it is invigorated. This
last quality makes the medicines very
desirable for the wants of delicate fe-
males. Ulcerous and eruptive diseases
are literally cxtiuguished by the discn-
fectant power of Maggiels Salve. In
fact, it is here announced that M&seIEL's
BILIOUS, DYspEpTIc AND DIARRHEA
.P1ELs cure where all.0thers fail. While
for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and
all abrasions of the skin, MAGsIEL' S
SALvE is infalliable. Sold by j. MAG
eIEL, 43 Fulton Street, New York, aud
all Druggists, at 25 cts. perbox
For Sale at DR.. GRAHAMS Drug
Store, solo Agent in Butler. Pa.
may Q, '66.) H
Il
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The o. s. and U. Presbyterian con-
grcgations of Clinton township, Butler
county, held united meetings during the
first part of the week of Prayer. The
Pastor of the L. p. congregation preach.
cd in the o. s. Presbyterian church, on
Monday the eth inst. immediately af-
ter, an interesting praycrme ting was
held, aud on the following day the Pastor
of the O. s. congregation Rrnached in the
u. =. Church, and an interesting prayer
meeting following. We ahin!; those pres
tcnt. on both occasions, could say that it
was good to be there; and those Tbsent,
who might have been there, sustained
great loss, like Thomas of old.
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Cholera, Diarrhea, and DNsenterY

AcrRETs WARRANTED by DR. TOBIAS. CELEBRATE
VENETIAN blNlMENT, ii used when first taken
persons # temperate habits. This medicine cen
known In the Unitcl States over ~ years. Thous ands
have used il, and found IL never feI to cure any COM
plaint for which was re commented nd all those WHO
first tried IT, now never without It. In tho Chnlara
Of ls4s Or. Tobias attended 40 cases and host T. being
called IN too late to do any good.
DlRKCrIONS-Takea teaspocnfnl in a wine glass Of
cry half ho ir fjr tw ours, an rub tho al II
men and eNtremitics we'll with the inimen.. To allay
the thirst take lump of ice p .he mouth about the
size OF amarillo every ten minutes 1t is warranted per
tctly Innocent t1dake internally. Sold by all drug
gsta, price 10 and 50 cents. Depot, 6b Courand St
- Alik
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30

Tho outgoing and incoming State of.
ticers of Iowa, aud their deputies, re.
Gently held social meeting at the Capi>
tol, Des Moincs. which wound up in a
regular temperance revival Every one
present signed a total abstinence pledge
to abstain forever from the use of all in.
toxlcating drinks. We know a few OIL
GERS of other States who might bereft
themselves and their Commonwoalths by
following the noble example of the Iowa.
iaus.-iWs Gazette.
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New Boot 8. Shoe Stora


The public are respectfully informed
that B. G. HuSclton has just opened a
splendid stock of Boots aud Shoes, in the
building lately occupied by ,Irs. Hertz
berger, on Main Street 4 doors North Of
M'Aboy's Store, where he is prepared to
accommodate all that will call upon him,
with the choicest and best Stock of Boots
and Shoes of all kinds, sizes and varic-
ties, made of the very best material, and
tgork warranted. He has, also,sa large
stock of sole and upper leather, French
nnd Common Calf skins, Morroccos, Roaus
and Linings, Boot trees, Lasts, Shoe
nails, Pegs, and every thing usually kept
in a good Shoe and Leather Store, all Of
which will be sold at reduced prices for
cash.
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NOTICE.

County of Butler,
vs.. Equity, No. /.
Company.
And now towit-Jannary Q. 1897, a the instance Of
complainants COUNSEL Court appoint q. W. Pleeger
Esq, an examiner In this case
Butler County, IS .s..
Certified from the Record this 22n1 dag of January
1867. ]. h. Clark,
Proihonotary.
Twill attend to tho duties of the absve appointment
at the offic1 Of Black Fecgee, in Butler, Pa on
Thursday the l4th day Of February SGT 10 o'clock
A. NJ. of which ali parties interested will take uotice
q, W. FLEEGER
MOI, lw EseminGr.
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@ TT Att o N !.
OF PESS'A.,1 Sc
un n,-.r % =

STATE OF PESS'A. Sc
BUTLER CoUSIr. % Y
WHEREAS at an Orphans
Court held st Butler in and fs The County Of Butler
on fe 25th day OF September A. D., 1906, before the
Judges of said Count
The petition ofJ. W chtisty was presented setting
forth that Isaiah Wigtpn was IN tho year 500 No. T.
March term appointed guardian Of D. II. Morrow and
W. Morrow, minor children OF Hamilton Morrow,
dec d., who were under the ago # fourteen years
that the said Wlgton, while acting as Guardian as
atoresRil received about seventy dollars IN one half
" which sn belonged to each of said minors and that
the said Isaiah Wigton has never settled an account Of
his Guarilnshp, your petitioner therefore prlys sour
honorable Court to award a Citation on said Isuai
Wigton to show cause why he should NOT settlo his
final account, and rs In duty bound he will ever
pray, &c. -"
And now towit September 18th, 1867, Count sxarl
aCitafion as prayed for
By tho Court
And now therefore. yor the said I;aiah Wigton
Guardian Of d, II. Morrow anl w. +. Morrow minor
children Of Hamilton Morrow deed hereby cited
to be and appear before our Judges. Mt an Orphans
Court, TO be held at Butler in and for tho County Of
Hutler on the first Monday Of March next II being the
4th day Of said month, then aud there 10 show cause
why as guardian Aforesaid you should not file and
tie account, as prayed for. -.. I'd.
BY the Court
s. NJ. EAsTnts, Clerk no 5, 4w
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Orphans Court Sale of Real

DY VIRTUE ofsn order and decree of the Orphan,
ID Court of B otler County snthorizing me thereto
will expose to seio By public yendue and out-cry
upon the premises, on ~ Ei.a .E.e Tn ae f
Saturday, February Oh, 1867,
at O'Clock PM all the right title interest and claim
Of GlYryina De Wolf late Of the borough Of Butlsr
decd Of in and 10 the individual half p-rt Of lot Of
ground SITUATE On Mslp strest, p The borough aforo-
said being sixty feet In front Main street. and run
ming back hundred and eighty feet to an alley and
bounded on the North by nt 20; East by an alley;
South by alley and West by Main street. being
one square North Of tho Diamond In said borough,
budlnes thereon erected. Terrns-one third Of pur.
chase money In hand, and the balance in two equal
sale. H. ID. TIMBLIN, e.
De.26-3we. L Nt & Adrninstrato
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WANTED.

At the CITIZEN Office, good boy,
1G years of age, to learn the printing
trade. Applicant must have good
know edge of Englis.a Grammar, and be
able to write fair. legible hand
None need apply that cannot come
wei, recommended for truth and honesty
Jan. %, 1867 I tA-.sa.h
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AsS> On Monday morning the 2Sth in
,stant, little girl, daughter of DIR. J. IL.
BELL of Butler, was severely burned, her
clothes having taken fire by coming in
contact with the stove Her hands, arms
and face are pretty badly burned, but not
so bad as to cndanger her life.
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Orphans Court Sale of
Real Estate.

DY virtue and decree of the Orphans Court Of Bot
ID Ter County will expose to sale by public vrndus
on the premises, on
Thursday, February 21St, 1867,
at IL o'clock, ST., the following described real estate
situate In Bnter township, bounded the north by
lands Of Andrew Lennon, east by Sas Pearce, south
by James Tracy and wesi by lands rmerly owned by
seventy acres less fifty acres of which Ia I'M
proved, brick dwelling thereon erected, and O large
orchard OF bearing fE,iit treGa.
TERMs-one third Of therpurchass money In hand
the balance In two annual pyments with nteres, from
confirmation Of sale. .-
no. I, 5w. EMELfNE LENNON
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Congress.
No vote has yet been reached on the
final passage of the New TariA Bill. =
Stevens Enabling Act has by vote of SS
to 65 been recommittca. to the Committee
ON Reconstruction, which many of its
friends think equivalent to its defeat
Mr.. Ashly gave notice on Saturday, that
if this Congress did not agree on a Re
construction bill. he should ipsist that
the fortieth Congress shoald remain in
session until one would be passed.
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j. IIICKLING .S Co.'s
Great Sale of Watches,

Every person obtains IA Wateh.hJ this arrangement
costing but $40, while 1t may be worth $780, No par.
tiality shopcn.
Nsss,s. ~, IHokling Co.'S Great American Watch
On New York City, wish TO Immediately dispose of the
above magnificent stock. Certificates naming articles
placed in sealed envelopes. Holders entitled TO
the articles named on their cerihcates upon PAYMENT
Of Ten Dollars, whether ii be watch worth $50 of
worth less. The return Of any of certificates
entities you to the articles named thereon upoa pay
ment irrespective of its wort and artc ie valued
less than Sl0i is named any certificate IL will at once
ibe that this is lottery but straight forward
legitimate transaction which may be participated in
even by the most fastidious. r.r
A single certificate will be sent by mail post paid
upon receipt of % cents vefor eleven for $2 iity
three and elegant premium for s. sixtysix and more
valuable premium for s10, one hundred and most sr
perb watch for SIS. To agents those wishing en-
plos ment this 10 rlre opportunity. Its legih-
matey conducted busipess, dgy authorized by u,e
Goyernmept, and open to tie npst careful ssrptlny--
'r'C - lac Broldxay--Near r. o.
nos. sm zLlaTq ICY. p oty ofNsw Yofk.
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AZ CoNSOmP IiVES.-fhe Advertiser having
oech IesVoreu % health In few weeks, by very sim
pie remedy after having suffered scrcrnl years with
severe lung aaecton anil that drea disease Consup.
tions anxious to make known to his ellowsnfe rers
the means Of cure
To all who desire IT, hc will scn corv N the ,ro.
scrption used free of chsrge) with the directions for
preparing AMI using the same which they adm tulwlv
shE IuHE FOR CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, HRoNCHIIIs &c.
me only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
ellption s to benefit the afflicted AMI spread inforn,n-
ton which he coneeyes to be inYaluabe and he homes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as II will cost them
nothing, and may prove \ blesslk
Parties wishing the prcrcriptun will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York
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The members of the Shpperyrock Wool
Growers Association are requested to
meet in CenGeville. on Saturday, Febru,,
ary I'd, at clock P NJ. A full attend
ance is requested. as business of import
ance will be transacted.
JoHN BIGuAM, Secy.
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CITATION.

STATE or PRNs'A., S.
BUTLER CoUSrr. 90
WHEREAS Mt an Orphans
Court hell in Butler, in and for the said County Of
Buiier on the 25.h day Of September, A. D. is o. be-
fore the Judges of said Court
The petition of j. W. Chrisy was presented setting
torth that Isaiah Wgton was appointed Guardian Of
Perry Morrow, one ofthc minor chllren Of Hamilton
Morrow late Of slipperyrock township, decd, at
March term, ls60-thnt he has had in his
abont four hundred dollars belonging to said minor
who Is now deal that J. W. Chrsty Is now Admins
traitor of said minors estntethat sail Guardinn has
never settled of his said unrdanship your
petitioner therefore prays your Honorable Court TO
~ ard Citation on sad Guardian to show why
he should mt settle his hnn account and US In duty
bough he Will ever pray, &c.
And now to-wt: Srp;t mber 25ih, 1864, Court award
q Citation according to law. Ry the Court
AMI now, therefore, you, the sail Isaiah wgton
are hereby cited to be and npponr our Judges of
the Orphans Court at an Orphans Court to be held
Rutler in and for the County of Butler, the first
Monday NJ March next il being the Ith day of said
Month, to show cnuse If any yon have why you should
not 4 and settle your account Guardian afo esuii
r.H By the Court.
r. VI. EASTMAN. GIelk. no g. lw.
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superb Carte DC yisitc.

ONE DOLLAR will pay for FIVE copies Of TIE
cUbTURISr one year and entitlettho person sending
il to FIVE Premium Pictures.
fEe Cdrte De Fisites -oGar as premiums Of the
finest character, and have been selected with from
n collection nf than five hundred different kinds.
The majority of them copies OF tho most celebrated
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on Premium, must always accompany the order.
In remtting money for subscriptions, be particular
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The first number of the Cutuist printed in quaro
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This nav work to be devoted to the Farm, Garden,
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The terms exceedingly low. Every farmer and
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The Hammonton CultlTiSt
Read and Subscribe.

~ kEzS Cents and three cent postage stamp
10 toprepay postage premium, will pay
for the CultuIist year, and enttle
"a ~ the person sending it to
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What is that which occurs once in
minute, twice in moment, and not
,oace in hundred years The letter NJ,
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Writ of Partition.

In the matter OF the petition Inthe Orphans Court
Of W II PETER ct. al. for par Of Butler County
tion Of the real estate Of Got
iieb PETER, late Of Lancaster No. 10, September
towns hip, decd. term, 1866.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to the heirs and
legal represen tyes Of Gotlob PETER late Of Lancaster
township, Butler county, decd, Wis Rebeeea PETER
lwidow,l friedrich Pefer, John PETER, wlaEa Rener
Got!ieb PETER, Joeph PETER, Benjamin Peffer, Mary
intermarried With Christian sextor Rebecca Internal
rfed with Michael Ziegler, Elizabeth PETER Emma In
termarried with Peter schnedewautle
Take notice that inquest viii be held at the late
residence of the deceased in Lancaster township on
Tuesday, the 5th day Of February 1867 at 10 oe lock
AM said day. to make partition valuation ef said
rea1 tstae according to law; at which time and piacs
you and each cf may attend If you thiuk proper.
Jan 9, 3w" JAMES n. STORY Sheriff