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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Regisaer's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Accounts
v of Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
been filed in the Registers office, according to law,
and will be presented to the Court for confirmation and
allowance, Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1867
l. Final account Of ohebs Layton, Adm'x OF T. J.
Layton, dec d.
2, Final account Of N. NJ. Kirkland EE'r of Adam
Peters, decd
8. Final Account of John Scott Admir- of Thomas
HLeary. decd.
L. Final account of Isaac Sutton, Admir- of Christian
BeishIey, decd.
g. Final account of Washington Bovard and j D. Ste
phenson, Exrso of Sm. Stephenson, deed.
6 Final account of Jacob Rohrer Exr of Phi Hip Dill
llman, decd
7. Final account of Philip Bfckel aud Geo Walter,
Adm'i of jacob Walter, decd.
g. Final mt of Robert Storey, Ex'r of Joseph T.
Robinson, deed.
9. Final account of NJ. g. Ray, Esq, Admir- of P NJ.
Barnhart deed.
TO- Fiual account of Robert Scott, Guardian Of Mar
garet +, Vm. 7 Il s., and Lizzie Spron
II. Final account of J. J, Pisor Guuar6an Of uphe
mia Stoughton
IL Fiial account Of Jonathan Cutton, Guardian Of
I,5ZiG BreedOn.
i3 Final account of Jonathan CIutton. Guardian Of
Ellen Breedon'
H. Final account of Jonathan Cluton, Guardian of
Emma Breeden
Is Finu account of Jonathan Clutton, Guardian of
Annie Breedon.
i6 Final account Of jacob Laderer. Admir- of wm.
Ruby, decd
II Final account OF George Brsnt Guardian of Chas
P. Braut
ls Final account of George Brant, Guardian OF Isa
bella q Brant.
10 Final account of George Brant, Guardian of 10
race H. Brant. ..
20 Final account Of Emeline Lennon Adm'x of John
Lennon dec d, filed by John L. shannon.
6. NIXON, Reg'r.
Registers Office Aug. q, 1s67-5t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Grants indictment of the Pres
ident.

The Detroit Post regards the letter Of
General Grant as tie grand indictment
on which Andrew Johuson "wil be tried
and convicted, and removed from office
In the language of Grant, he is charged
with an "sfforc to defeat the laws Of Cons
gress," for granting ga triumph" to the
'unreconstructed element in the South
those who did all they could to break up
this Government by arms and now wish
to be the only element consulted as to the
method of restoring order" for "embold
ening them to renewed opposition to the
will of the loyal masses, believing that
they had the Executive with them j" for
removing General Sheridan though "he
had performed his civil duties faithfully
and intellgently," tor disregarding Gen
eraral Thomas's services in battling for
the Union, and assigning him to relieve
General Sheridan against his earnest pros
test for removing General Hancock
when the public interests demanded his
services in u complicated department )"
for disregarding military interests,
pecunary interests y for defying "the
expressed wish of the country that Gen
eral Sheridan. should not be removed" ]"
and the earnest remonstrance of the Gen.
eral of the Army, who protested, in vain
against il" in the name OF patriotic
people who have sacrificed hundreds of
thousands Of lives and thousands of mil>
lions of treasure to preserve the integrity
and union of this country.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Annraiscnrcnf Lists.

THE following A2praisement Lirts Of personal or
/ Real Estate retained ny widows under the Act of
Assembly of 1Ith of April 1851 have been filed in ths
Office Of Clerk of Orr Court, in and for the county
of Butler via
o. c.. No. rs March Term, 1867 Mrs Nancy viii.
Hanson, widow of Johnston Williamson, late Of Mid
dlesex township decd. Personal property amounting
to s29a 20 John Brown, ESQ, Admir-
o. c., No g., March Term 1857 Mrs. Nancy Rosina
KnornschiId widow of John Gottlieb Knornsehild late
of Buffalo townnhip, decd. Personal property amount
ing to $500 90. Mary ltosna knornschd. Adm'x
o.C No ~, june Term. 1867: Mrs Rebecca Hsnr
widow Of Sanes Henry late Of Oakland township decd
Personal property amounting to $500 90.
John L. BARLEY, Executor
O. C., No. 7s, June Term 1851 Mrs mson Crafty
widow of James Crafty, deed. Personal property
amounting to 500 81 Hon. Thos Garvey Admir-
O. c., No. "a, June Term 1867: Mrs Susan Hutchison
widow Of Thomas liutchison late Of Centre township
decd Personal property amounting to $500 90.
Daniel Fleeger, Admir-
O. G, No June Term 1867. Mrs. Margaret Patton
widow Of VIM Patton, late Of Fairview township dec
Personal property amounting to $500 90.
u. s. Ray, Admir-
Mrs. Eosanpa FemmiDg, widow of Patrick Flsm-
ming, late of Clearfeld township, decd. Real Estate
mounting to $500 90. Stephen MeLene. Admir-.
OF which tho heirs legatees, devisees distributes
creditors ard others interested will take nstice and
file exceptions, IL any they may hav5 on or heEore
wednesday the 25th day of Toptember next; when
said AppFaissent lists will be presented to the Court
FIR absolute confirmation.
TEAEE EASTMAN.
Aug 1si 'o79 clerkof o c,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04

THAT FORGERY The old saying that
falsehood will travel ever so many leagues
while truth is putting on its boots is being
illustrated anew IN the case of the forgery
paraded in all the Democratic papers in this
State. 1t consists in a pretended extract
from the Salem, Massachusetts, Journal, call
culated, wherever believed, to prejudice the
people of Pennsylvania against Judge vii,
liams. Although it has been shown that
there is no such paper in existence as the
one named, and although the forgery has
been fastened upon vile copperhead sheet
at the Capitol, is still travels by every de
scription of Democratic conveyance and no
doubt is destined to travel in those benighted
regions where the truth seldom penetrates,
and where. as n cousequesce, the Democratic
srote is heaviest But among the enlight
cd portions of that party, such coinage
will not only have no efftc adverse to our
candidate, but will gain him strength. With
candid and decent men lying and forgery are
not safere lance wherewith to achieve good
purpose; but it can be relied on to bring con-
fusion upon the heads of those agains. whom
tits proved. And so it will be in th is instance
= the forgery will work the greatest in jury
70 the perpetrators.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Canax, Meeting.

A Camp Meeting will commence, on
Thursday September 18th near the Pitts
burgh and Harmony plank Road, on the
farm of brother Joseph Swartz, abou t, two
miles Southeast of Harmong Butler Go. Pa.
We expect to have a large eneanpmen
and good meeting. and therefore earnest.
ly and cordially invite both the Pastors and
members of the adjoining charges both in
the Allegheny and Pittsburgh Districts to
come with their focks aud tents and share
with us in its lnbors and triumphs
There will be one good Boarding Tent
kept By brothers. j. Swartz snd John
NJ Lure who will provide we'll for the COM
fort and wants of their Buarders at 50 cents
per meal or $500 for the whole time and
who will either stable or pasture horses at
reasonable rates Some of the tent holders
have already engaged their boarding rather
than board themselves, and very likely
many others will do the same.
There will be no tent. booth, wagon or
nything of the kind, for the SAFE Of anYnr-
ticles allowed to come within three niles of
the ground, without being prosecuted at
law.
Tues1o Sept. Sd at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
we will meet on the ground, to do some
public work, and take up locations for tents
when all DESIRING ground for tents should
he thpre
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Notice iRa Divorce.

the matter Of the petition Of Peter Broeil for d.
vorco from bod, board and slfuopy, from bis wife
Catharipe Broell.
In the Canrt OF Common Pleaspf Bl;lcr eoaaty No.
4, November Term, ts63.
And now to witt March ifth 1867, mott IN Of Black
Fleecer Esqrs Attorneys for Petitioner, Court Grant
proclamation according to law By tho Court
Butler county. IS;
Certified on the Record this Esb day OF August A,
D., list. j. n CLARK proth'y
CathaTine Broei, respondent :Yon are e ebg mott.
fed 70 be and appear at Court Of Common Plea. 70
bo held At BRtle in aad fos the county Of Butler on
the 4th Monday Of September, 4. D.. 1867 to show
cause, f any you have, why divorce from bed board
and amony should be deareed rs PRAYED for by yor
husband, Peter Broel, in the above plnied petition
n
Ausq,t :. f.S7, IT sh@rir
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Regular Prem ium List.
NOTICE TO COMPETITORS.

NOIlOb III OOthI Ia lIIO1ND.
Rntries Of all articles and animals, COM
peting for premiums, must be made in the
Secretary's Book ON or before the night of
the first (Ist) day of the Fair, and ten per
cent of the premium competed for, paid at
the time of entry. The Secretary will fur
nish the Exhibitor card, giving class and
number, which card must he attached to the
article or animal, or it will not be noticed
by the Judges. Articles and animals so
entered must be on the grounds by a. NJ.
of second day, and remain until 4 p. NJ, of
said day, to entitle them 10 premiums II
awarded. Stock must remain in the prop
er stalls until called for by the Marshall.
Animals must be owned in the County by
the exhibitor or his family. Seeds and 9TH
er products must have been grown in the
County by the Exhibitor or his family.
Manufactured articles must have been made
in the County by the Exhibitor or his en-
pleyoes or family.
JAMES BREDIN, President.
II. c. uElNEHAs, Treasurer.
n. 4. Lo,ery, Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
The Issue la Pennsylvania.


During the rebellion certain Dem
ocratic politicians at the North--par-
ticularly in Pennsylvania-were in
active sympathy with it, omitted no
opportunity to render it assistance,
were even hopeful of its success, and
no doubt were in some way or other in
constant communication with Jefferson
Davis and other public enimies.-
Conspicuous among this class was Jer.
S. Black. the leading spirit of the
Democratic party in Pennsylvania,
and at present the chief adviser of
Mr.. johnson, and principal instiga-
tor cf. his alarming proceedings
Were we to attempt to characterize
thepresent actions Of Mr.. Johnson,we
could in no way do it so fttingly as
by declaring that, having submitted
him self to the advisement of such
men as Bla ok, he is acting up to the
standard of Pennsylvania Democracy
of whom Judge Sharswood is the
chosen favorite and standard bearer
sharswood belong to the same school
ofpolitics. and it should be CROUCH for
the loyal people of Pennsylvania to
know that the Democratic candidate.
were he to speak now, would appro-
bate, warmly the course of Andrew
johnson and stimulate him to further
steps in the same direction. But for
the encouragement derived from this
school of politicians in the North, the
rebellion would have been put down at
least three years before it was. And
now, as then, true to their instincts
and sympathies, they have in sense,
organized anew, with Mr.. johnson
at their head. We see. therefore,
that the old issue of Loyalty and
Freedom has been thrust on the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania. All of a sud.
den, through this unholy combination
and the desperate actions and still
more desperate intentions of the Pre-
silent, which naturally result there
from, other issues have been cast in-
to the shade and measurably set
aside. This has been the peculiar
work Of Pennsylvania D D:mocracy,led
by Black with Sharswod for standard
barer. OF the latters sympathy-in
common with the Democratic party
in the North-with the cause Of the
South throughout the war, of his sup
port of the peace at any price doctrine
and tne candidates standing on that
platform, there is no shadow of doubt.
His contribution to the cause was the
opinion which he volunteered, with
no motive but the damaging effect it
might have on the loyalcause. That
he is now, as he was then, in perfect
accord with Black & Co. is indispu-
table; an6 hereby becomes the repre-
sentative of the ideas and purposes
of Mr.. johnson in his present desper.
ate attempt to prevent the perfect res
toration of the country. The strong
Indictment framed by Grant against
Andrew Johnson applies equally to the
tribe of Black, Sharswood 4 Co. By
them no word of alarm is spoken, no
note of warning is sounded although
We have reached one of the gravet
periods IN onr history. No intelli>
gent man can fail to perceive that
the Democratic party in PennsylvaN
MA and the desperate cause of An
drew Johnson are so intimately con
ncctcd that support of the one is in
dorscment Of the other. Pittsburgh
COm1neycidL.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
or. scHENcK,s PuLmoNlc aYRuP.-rh


great medicine cured Dr. scheuGk the Proprietor of
Pulmonary Consumption, when 1t had ass umed Its mos
formidable aspect and when speedy death appeared to
be inevitable. His physicians pronounced his in
curable, when he commenced abe Of th simple bu
powerful remedy Ills health was restored In a very
short time and return othe disease has been appre
hended for all esymptoms quickly dsappea red and
his present weight Is than two hundred pounds
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
clusyely the cu~s Of Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated with It, and the cures
effected by his medicines have been very numerou
and truly wonderful DR.. schenck makes professiona
visits to several Of the larger cities weekly where he
has large concourse OF pAtienS aud It is truly aston
shing to poor consumpves that have to be lifted
out Of their carriages and In few months healthy
bust persons DR.. sCHENCK's PULM0NIC SYRUP,
sEAYEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS gen
orally all required in curing ConsumpH m Full direc
ions accompany each, so that any take them
without seeing Dr. schenck, but when 1t Is convenient
It Is best to see him. FL gives advice free' but for
thorough examination with his Respirometer his fee
three dollars
Please observe when purchasing, that the two like
nesses of the Doctor-one when in the last stage 0
Consumption, and the other he ls, IN perfecs
health--are on the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers Prcs 81 so per
bottle $3.50 the half dozen Letters for advice should
always be dir ected to Dr. schencks Principal Office
North 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa. General Whole
sale Agents: Demas Barnes Co. n Y, S. s. Hance
Baltimore, Nd; John D. Park, Cincinnati Ohio :;
Walker Taylor, Chicago, Ill Collins Bros, ST. Louis
Missouri [3d " ea mo Tyr.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
9eu' Aareftisements.
DR.. w. Cd. Witmor,

I AS been in successful practice for a number of
years, with the experience of the different Hos
pitfalls In Europe and America Army and Hospital
Surgeon during the late American continues to at
tend to all professional cases at his office,
No. 929 F'ilbert St., Philadelphia.
No Patent Medicines ire used or recomme nded the
remedies administered are those which will break
down the constitutions but the system from all
injuries it has sustained from mineral medi cines, and
leave the system in healthy and perfectly cured
diton
Dyspepsia
that stressng disease and fell destroyer of health and
happiness, undermining the constitution and yearly
earring thousands to unsimely graves, most en-
phaticl lily be cured.
MELANCR0LLK hBBERA TON
that state of alienation and weakness the mind which
Iende persons incapable of enjoying the pleasures
performing TIE duties of life. ..
RHEUNATiSH
in any form condition, chronic acute. warranted
curtbe.
EPHEPSF,
falling sickness, all chronic stubborn cases Of
FEMALE DISEASES
radc4 y removed Salt Rh ever description of
uceratioHs Piles and scrnfous diseases which have
baied all preTous medical skill, be cured by my
treamen and do say all diseases, (yes Consum ption
can be cured by wearing my Medicated Jacket, which
il protection to the Lungs against all changes Of wealth
CT in all climates Having investigated for years the
and character Of ntermttents fever and ague in
all parts of the United States will cure permanently
chronic acute cases of aue and diseases in
few days.
Cancer Cured Without tfe Knife Drd,uing Blood.
Tape Worm, that dread to the human family for years
can be removed with two three doses of my newly
discovered remedy warranted all Consultation
in the English and German languages win mako visits
(confdentally) and medicine with proper diree-
tions to any part of the country.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Cholera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery ,

CURE IS WARRANTED by DR.. TOBIAS cKLEBR ArKD
VENETIAN LINIMENT, If used when first taken by
persons Of temperate habits. This medicine has cen
known In tile United States 2n years Thous ands
have used It, and found 1t never failed to any
paint for which Il recommended all those WHO
first tried 1t, without it, the Cholcra
1s4s Dr. TOhias attended 10 cases and lost being
called In too late to do any good.
DIRECTi0NS-Take a teaspDonful in n wineglnss of
ere cry half holr f1 tW ours, and rub the abdo
men and extremities we'll with the Iinimen.. To allay
tho thirst take lump of ice in the mouth, about tho
size of marble every minutes 1t warranted pei
fectly innocent To take internally Sold by all drug
gsts, price 40 and 50 cents Depot, Sc Ceurtland
New York
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Thomas A. Hutchison, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of A minstrs.
i tion the estate of Thos a Hutchcson, tee of
Centre tp, Butler county, Pa, decd, have this day
)August 10Th 1917 granted to the undersigned;
therefore, all persons knowing themselves indebted
said estate, will make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
DANIEL FLEEGER, Admir-.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Stray Cow.

CtAAE 70 the residence NJ the Subscriber living in
" MuaddyEreek IT, about the 4th day of August a
Stray Cow, about IL or II years OF age crop "a the
left ear red sId white spotted, crumped horned no
other Visible Grks The owner is requested to come
or she will te disposed Of according to law
CHRISTOPHER WINE
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR
The Purifying of the Blood.
DIR. j. w. POEAND'S
HI M OR DOCTOR,
4 PosI tive Remedy Tor al Kinds OF

ERYsJPELAs, EETTLE RASH, SALT RHEUM,
sCRoFULA, CARBUNCLEs, B0ILs AND PILES
1t is very gratifying to say Of this Of any other
medicine II is the very best remedy known" 1t is
not always easy prove IT, II is however, exceed
ngly gratifying to the Proprietor Of this medicine that
while he declares TO the public that this IL most won.
deful and specific for HImors stated abnve
he has abundant proofs hand g sustain his statement
For sixteen years the Humor'Doetor has been manu-.
featured and sold and every year has increased the
value of It's reputation and the amount of its sales
In New Hampshire where it originated remedy for
humors is 50 highly priced An eminent physician
(nOw army surge0nJ when practising In New Hamp.
shire pu chased between fifty and sixty gallons Of it
during some seven or eight years and used it in hs
practice. He has since then ordered II for the Hospt
tai where he stationed Other physicians have
ordered it, and have used in practice with grest
cess When the proprietor lived in New Hampshire
Gofstown Center for the space of thirty forty miles
around, and In Manchester particularly tho Humor
Doctor we'll known and highly valued for the
merous and wonderful cures which It effected Though
manufactured In large quantities the supply re-
quenty exhausted and purchasers had to wait for
10 be made. In that region very OF
Eryspelas were treated wlth--and they cured
Erysipcas carbancies those ugly painful ul
entirely removed wherever this medicine was
faithfully used So 1t with scroiua and Salt Rheum
The Hnmor Doctor cured them.
For the sake of showing what Ia thought Of II, few
testimonials are here inserted:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Auditors Notice.

IN the matter of the Petition Of j. Christy for CT
tation on 4ah Wigton, to file and settle account
Guardian If VIM Morrow and D. H Morrow minor
children Of Hamilton Morrow, decd.t
III the Orphans Court of Butler county No. IS, Sep
teniber term, 1851.
And now to wit March II, 1867. order that the
within Petition of the Complainant be taken confess
ed there being appearance denial OF the respond.
ents file and further direct reference Thomas
Robinson Esq Auditor to take proof of the facts
and circumstances set forth In the Petition and to re-
port them to the Couf aud also to report
agains; said Defendants Guardian II necessary.
By the court
Btt.ieT ootrty,ss:
Certified from the Record this lith day of april A. NJ
1867 r. NJ EASTMAN Clark of n O.
Notice IL hereby given that vii attend to the du
dies Of the above appointment st the Hatsl Of W G
Chrtley, fn Centreville this county Tuesday Sep
tsmber nth, 1867, at 10 oclJek, A. NJ, Of said day
! AZ n, EFT fst