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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-01
FENIAN NEWS.
CHICAGO, May 10Th, 1857.

CHICAGO May 18th, 1857.
MEssRs EDToRs-At meeting of the Liberty" Circle F.
b. held their Hall May the 15th the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the members of the Li5crtu Circle return
their sincere thanks Mr. and Mrs. Burkhart and
ladies who kindly assisted them in their noble efforts pro-
curing national Irish flag for the " Liberty" Guards
Resolved That the Fenan brotherhood of Chicago recog
nize in Mrs Bukhart the spirit of National Independence
which always characterized the noble of
leoOd That the above resolutions be entered the
records of this meeting and that copy of the be
mitted to THE IRISH REPUBLIC of Chicago and Irish american
of New York for publication.
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SINGULAR INCIDENT IN FENIAN MONUMENTAL strange
feature in connection with the Fenan is
Coxhoe Newcastle at present. appears that just prior
to the late outbreak Ireland almost the entire Irish popua
tion of miners that place took flight with their families
ostensby seek work elsewhere although work toeraby
brisk at Coxhoe-eavng whole of deserted cottages
Now that the has been put down. they begnn
ing creep back again sections Where they have been in
the interim appears able to TELL but there seems little
again be located in the vllage,-EngliM paper
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minaton of the Irish But then you know they might
have rsked their popularity by taking sides with honest men
against knaves WE'LL if the Irish people of America salts
fed why should grumble? know men who considered
fools by the worldly wse for attempting lift people up to
freedom who like to riot in the mire of slavery
Yours CoNARE
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-01

scarcely the organization throughout
the country against reports such publish below from the
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-01

JOHN HOGAN,
P. o. RYAN, co,,:..oo
THOMAS KELLEY, o0'i''ii''0''
JAMES WHITE,
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DIED.

NEGLEY-0n Friday morning, February sth, 1867, OF
diptheria James youngest son Of ALBEIT q and
Ella n. Negley aged Yeas II months and days,
McLp RE--on Tuesday the Sth inst, in connequen-
essing tp, after protracted illness, Mrs Emeline
Mcclure, wife OF John McLure.
The deceased was n member Of the NJ Z. Church at.
Prospect She beloved By all who knew her, hay-
ing led christian life, she died christaRss death and
has gone to her eternal Sabbath Of ret
pittsburgh Christian Advocate please opy.l
PBRKER--At the residence Of her .soninl law, John
Brown In BaiTnlo township Saturday, February
yth ut, Mrs Mary Parker in the 92d year Of her age
Deceased the widow Of Mr. Abraham Parker
whose dacense occurred On the 10Th Of last month
From the ry day Of his death she declined rapidly,
till passed from earth, confidently trust, Hen
ven for the writer hears testimony tAat during nti
mate acquaintance with her of twenty eight years
standing she uAifprmly go the evdenee that she had
been With Christ and learned OF him. In early youth
she enrolled herself with the people Of God by uniting
with the Episcopd church Her christian grace shonc
brightly IN her life in he daily walk and conversation
before the world She loved with the people
God and until declining years rendered her unable
attend, her place in the SANCTUARY seldom
Truly, mother in Isrea has fallen. She was beloved
by all who knew her. sho leaves an unusually large
circle oftelatives and feEds who her loss, but
feel confident that loss is her Infinite gain ID
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate please copy1
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Nofice i'm Divorce.

IN the matter of the petition Il Elizabeth Mc9ndless
/ by her next friend Charles Cochran for divorce
from bed and board and alimony, from her husband,
D. Newton VI Candless.
In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Butler County, NO
SO, September term, 1906.
and new to-wit Nov IS, 1866, motion Of Lewis
T. Mitchell attorney for the petitioner the Court award
proclamation, and appoint X. NJ LIN g. Esd. Of Butler
and Alderman Donaldson, Of Pittsburgh, TO 7ke the
testimony and report the SAME. .r 81
Butler ConBty, IS:
Cetaifed from the Record this Sd day Of nseemeer'
A n, fst6 J. b. CLARK, Pro.
j Newton AIcCandess responded.
You are hereby notified 10 appear at our Court oi
Common Pleas to be holden at Butler for the County
of Bntl,r on the first Monday Of March, A. u 1867 te
show cause If any you have why divorce from bed
and board and amony should Mt be dscreed prayed
ns,osI 1,etitiop. J. B. STORY, .
shGgiG.
In pursuance Of the foregoing appointmen :, depo
stions Of witnesses will be taken at The Office Of obe
M'Lure Esq. in Butler, Monday, the 9th day o
Februa " lsCT, and AZ the Office Of Alderman Donald
son In Pittsburgh Pa, on Friday the 22d day Of Feb
ruary 1861 on behalf of the above named pettioher
LEWIS 2. MITCHELL,
no g. 4w ATTY for Petitioner.
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BY THE GARLE.

&
LoEpoS, February l3 Tho Liberal
organs generally deaounce the plan of re
form announced by Disraeli
An American ship has left Spapuh
8 port for Camilla for the purpose of re-
moving fhe suffering families of Christ
ians from the island.
It's reported that Ishmall Pasha, Wig
eroy of Egypt, demands that he be made
virtually Independent of the Porte. ,tl
More trouble is expected at Liverpool
The sympathizers with the Fenian move
ment say the docks arc to be bloTn up,
The newspapers ridicule :he Fenian
scare at Chester. They say the crowd of
strangers were there only to see prize
fight. In parliament, last evening, the
fact was stated by the Government that
lord Elcho had received telegram from
Lord Grosvenor, commanding the Chee
ter volunteers, saying the affair was ser,
sas, which timely information, it was tho t,
had saved the town. Everything is quiet
now at Chester.
BERLIN, February l3.-In the election
yesterday for member of the North Ger,
nan Parliament, the Liberals carried this
city T RI. ,aI end. M
FLORENCE, February l3.-The Italian
Parliament is dissolved, aud an election
for Parliament ordered on the 10th Of
March ''
CHESTER, ENqLAND, February 13,-
The Fcnian demonstration here amount
ed to nothing. The city is full of troops.
The Fenians have gone. No arrests
made. There was no fighting nor distur.
bance of any kind The Fepians could
have taken the town on Monday, but they
waited for co operative Hovements from
other quarters, which failed. The affair
was much like the Canada raid
DUBLIN, February l3.-Scventy sup
posed Fenians were arrested yesterday on
arrival of the mail boat from Holy Head.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Govern
nIent will assume leg ! expense Of the
defense of Eyre, of Jamaica, whose t-ial
is now progressing.
The bill for confederation in British
North America only embraces the two
CaDadas, Nova Scotia aud New Bruins
wick
The mail steamer from Rio Janciro
brings intelligence that rebellion has
broken out II Paraguay, which seriously
threatened the power and life of PRESS
dent Lopez.
The government hgs been advised Of
the lan"iDg Of two ship iosde Of Fcnians
at Vylentia. Sir Hugh Rose, commqnd>
ing General in Ireland, and Lord Mas
leave for Ireland at on C. There is re-
newed rumor that the Foni us will at
tempt to cut the cable.
DUBLIN, February 14.-News has been
received that th] Fenians assembled this
ynorning It Killarney, and marche4. to
war4 E4g3nlipore. 4rUcps aFd artillery
~ef5 sent " pursuit. a1 ttt
ALEXANDRIA, February l3 "A NUM-
her of vessels have passed through the
Suez Canal.
LIVERPOOL, February l4.-The steam
snip Denmark, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown
LONDON, February II, sqo9 -Illinois
Central, 1874; Erie 394 ) EOS, 73i;
-UOnsUls closed at 90.
LONDON, February Il, evening" Con
soils closed at 81 for money; 5-20's, 1911;
Illinois 7Sl; Erie, 40
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20
Single Box of BRANDRErH PILLS Coma n

uoEe vegetable extractye matter than twenty boxes
dlplhda any where in ths world besides; fifty five
ylsnre physicians them in their practice to this
exclusion of other purgatvcs. The first letter Of their
value is yet scarcely appreciated When they are bet
ter InowA sudden death and continued sickness will
be Of the past Let those who know them speak right
out in their favor. II is duty which Will save liie
Our race are subject to redundancy of vitated bile
at this sensnn, VI is dangerous as IL is prevalent
but Bandreths Pills afford invalgable and efficient
protection their occasional prevent ~"
collection those impurities which, when in ST oisn
quantities much danger to the body's bo..tH
They Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Loss OF APP
petite Pain in the Head heartburn Pain IN BTea SIT
Bone Sudden Fankness and Costiveness. Sold by all
fespectable Dealers in Medicines
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venson, Summit; Jas. Sloan, Venango ;
Robt. Speer, Washington; Geo. Douth
EFT, Winfield; Jas Hockenberry, Worth;
G. c. Roessing, B6r. Butler; Andrew
Rarnhart, Bor. Millerstown; Joseph AL
len, Bor. Prospect; Jno. McCarns, Bor.
Centreyille; Peter Otto, Bor. Harmony;
John Hay, Bor, PortcrsvilIe; Il. f. Mu-
der, Bor Saxonburg; Phil Ripper, Jr.,
Bor. Zelicnople Ebenezer Beatty, Boz
Horrisyille; Ebenezer Adams, Bor SUI
bury James Meharg, Penn; Sam. P
Thompson, Adams Mathew Sloan, AL
legheny; Thomas Wassoa, Washington;
Jas. A. Craig, Fairview; Rob. Black
Parker; Jno. Grossman, Franklin.
Comm'rs Office, Butler, Jan. Ii, 81.
JAS. B. STORY, Sheriff
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Cholera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery

A CUR AS wABKATrED by DR. TOBIAS cELEBRAfE
ykNETIAN LIEIAIENT If used when first taken
persons of temperate habits This medicine has cen
knowp in the United States % years. Thous Ands
it., aud found it filed to any
plant for which 1t was recommended, aud those VIC
first tried il are now It. IL the Cholera
1s4s Tobias attended 40 and lost 4, being
called In too late to do any guod z
DIREcTIoN Stake teaspoonful 10 vine glass o.
era cry half hour f5I tw ours and rub the aodo-
men and extremties well with the Linimcn.. To al,ay
thu thirst take lump of ice in the about th'
size Of amarillo every ten minutes 1t is warranted pei
fecy innocent to take internally. Sold by all drus
'giss, price 40 and so cents. Depot SO courtiand st
n New York
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AdrninistratOr'S Notice.

yxruEREAs, Letters Of Administration, on the es-
w tite of Hiram Donaldson, late Veteran Volun-
teer decd have been granted to the undersigned ;
therefore all persons indebted 60 sold estate reqf
es 10 pay Immediately, and persons having claims
areinst the same will present them property autheA
csfej f settlement j X. VINCENT Admr
All perso Is interested win take notice that said Hiram
Donaldson deed while prisoner in .Andersonvi1le
Georga loaned money to several ofh fellow prisoners
for which he took their Notesor Due Bills which are
now In NV hands for collection, viz
George W shakeley, S350G Arthur Crawford ~, 20;
Christopher Henderson, 100; John Joseph, S!ooo;
Henry H. Benniger, 1910 J. s. Griffin g, sos James
UarDer s35 90 y s Lyte, S2T5 Andrew Rodgers, Go.
b. 900: William IL Crofp, $500
If the above amounts paid on on or before the 2Oth
day II next April the came viii be accepted without
interest," that date they will be collected with in
terest and costs J.K VINCENT.
Feb 10 1867 Sw Marion tip, Aiministratof.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20

TO CokSuMPTivES.-The Advertiser, having
neen iestored to health ID few weeks. by very sim
pe remedy, after having suffered several years with
seveEe lung affection, aud that dread disease, Consump
toD-is to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means of cure.
10 all who desire H. he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used tree OF charged with the directions for
preparing aud asng the same which they adm Iplwtv
pRE CpsE foR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BR6scHITfs, &C
Thsony object OF The advertiser In sending the Pre-
scrption. is to benefit ts afflicted and spreaa informa
ticn which be eonceiyes to be intaluale and hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost Them
nothing, and may prove hcss.hk
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
williamsburg, Kings county , New York.
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INSURANCE COMPANY

CJTATEMENT of the Butler County Mutual Fire lnsu
y rance Cumpu,y Januaiy st,.lsb7,
Amount Of property Insured 20 S917 5a2 90
Amount of Premium No es on hand ....... 65,44l %
Cash m hands of Treasurer z, A 6S
Notes in hands Of Secretary Ub 10
Amount Of Leases paid during year........ ,320 90
DIR ECTOkS
s. G. Purvis, William Campbell Il. MJpnkin, Lewis
Stein John Berg Milton Henry, H. c. Heneman, A. d.
WIrr. W. 1. Campbell, Samuel Marshall Ne%top Max
well. Il A. Miftiin.
OFFICERS;
s G. Purvis, Esq, PRESIDENT William CampbeN Vice
President 4 Treasurer IL. C. Iieineman, Secretary.
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List of Grand Jurors March Y. 1867

hiSI OF 6ranu Jurors Mafch 7. iStf
w. W, Dodds, Boz. Prospect; John
G. Christy, Concord Samuel Leason,
Suffaio Solomon Thompson, Brady,
Samuel. Glenn clay james Norris, Gin.
ton Ebenczer DGdds, Connoquenossing;
Benz Douthett, Adams John Thomp>
son. Middltsex; Robert Fowler, Fairvew;
Isaac Robb, Oakland Jro. l.. Maxwell,
ST., Bptler; Hugh Gill, Jr, Mercer; AL
fred Wick, Washington Jas, Stevenson,
Summit Robt. M'Nar, Esq, L ,rRurd !;
Bcpj. Sloan, Yeuango; Chombers Wick
r4rker; Jno. Ripple, Franklin; james
Frazier, 8luddycreek A. N. M'Cand-
less, Bor. Butler; Nathan f. M'Cand>
less, Ccntgc William Crocker, Slipper
yrock; Jno !. AnderSap, Allegheny.
TRAVERSE JJRoRs-gRsT WEEK.
John Douthett, Adams Jno. c. An>
dersou, Allegheny; zcph SAyder, Brady;
David Kelly, Esq, Buffelo Jas. kearns.
Butler, Dickson M'Candless, Centre
Samuel Findley, Clay; Jas. Campbell,
Cherry Peter Feanel!, Jr., Clcarfeld i;
Wm. Norris, Clinton; Jne. H. GEristy,
Concord; Vim. Johnston, Cranberry
. Joseph Dodds, Connoqaepessing Manas-
gses Gillespie, Donegal A. H. Campbell,
Fairvicw; Jno. s. Fisher Frankli lin; Capt
Jno. Martin, Forward; Jno. Enslen Jack
son; Jno Pugh Jefferson Samuel My
ers Lancaster Thos. Fandyke, Marion;
Edward McElree, Mercer; Robt. Trim
bic, Niddesex; William Gar,ey, Mud.
.dyegeek Lewis Sparr, Oak land VIM
Patterson, Penn; Amos Young, Parker;
s. ii. Christley, Siipperyrock; George
BARLEY, Summit; Jaseph Sloan, ,Venan.
go; Jno. " ade, Washington Jpo. Het
selgeser, Winfield; Thomas McNees
Worth Joseph Purvis, Bor Butler
R G. McAboy, Bor. Butler T. J Craig
Boz. Millerstown Jessee Dodds Bor
Prospect; Ezikiel Wilson. Dor. Centre
vile Alfred Pearce ,Bor. Harmony Jas
Newton .Bor. PUteiSvilieai Philip Rurt
ner, Bor. 3axonburg !; Lewis Roed, Bor
Zelenople Juo. Black, Bor Harris
vile; w c. Bryson, Bur. Sudbury WIN
McElwain, Penn j. c. McNees. Worth
Jas. Jones, jackson Norman kirkland
Winfield Jno. Gallaher, Esq, Cleal
field; Jas Gillespie, Sr, Donegal,
TRAVERSE EguRoRs- SECOND WEEK
John Barr, Adams; Stephen Stoop,
Allegheny; Jno.P Thompson, Brady
: Patrick Kelly, Buffalo "A Jaeob ", DursE
!, inner, Butler; Jacob Fleeger, Centre; Rot
81 ert Brown, Clay; Bryan Steel, Cherry
Robt Thompson, Ulearfield: Jno Cou
ter, Jr. Concord Samuel Monteomer,
Clinton John Goehring Cranberry
Daniel Cable, .Connoqueuessing; .Zepht
riah Double Donegal; Taos. Graf!
y Fairview, Wash. !CanqbelL tsrapkliu
Thos. Martin, Forward jas. Douthet
jackson; Andrew Baker, Jefferson ; il
A. Coats, Lancaster; Jas Vincent, Ma
ion John Barnes, Mercer Thos. Park
Middlesex Jas. English Muddycresk
Josiah Neyman Oakland; VIM. Morr
son, Penn; Ebenezer Wally, Parker
Wm, BOvard, Slipperpeek r. D. Ste
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20

yIIIE following appraisement list ofpropcrty retained
under the 5th SectoR n the Act Of Assembly OF
lth Of Aprl fs5 have been presented and filed IN tho
oce Of Clerk Of Orphans Court in and for the county
Of Butler, toswit .i s+- .i.. 'Ef."t
No l. November Term 1Se6--Mrs sarah Murrin,
widow of Grorge ATurrfn, deed. Personal property
amounting TO $500.
z. Michael McDaughlin and WIN. Holland, Bxrs.
No 10 November Tern, 1S66.-4Mrs- Elizabeth
Reaghaft widow of Ynr Reagiiaft, decd. Personal
properts amounting to si5sfC 1.L.t ~ ~
= tif1 y PETER PsnneI Admir-.
No. 3S November TerDI, 1865. - Mrs. MaTgare
Moor widow Of John r. Moore deed. Per sonai pro
perty amounting Il $500 .,.i f-t i9-
y John Montgomery and Sam. Anderson, Adm'rs.
Ne. r., November Term, 1899 Mrs. Hannah Barn
hart widow Of John Barnhart, decd Personal proper
Is amounting 20 $500, '@''-'' ''r'a ts.e Naif
J. McMichaeI Admir-
OF which the creditors, heirs Iegatpes distr ibutees
nd sthors interested wifi take otceaud appear NJ our
Orphans Court 70 be held at Butler, the fourth day
of March next Ind not atef than hethir day thereof
show cause IL any they have why the said appra fse
ment list should not be confirmed absolutely.
no Q, 3w fM. EASTMAN, Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20
-aHfmIRTlTEl9s SAhRS.

ny virtue OF a Writ Of Veuditioni ENponas, Sc is
II sued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Butler
,1nEfv and 10 me directed, there will be exposed to
public sale the Court house Ia The borough Of Bnt
ers,In MONDAY. the 4th day Of March, A D., 1857,
ut O'Clock P. NJ, the following described Prvpety
to witt eg a. - :,
Laughlin Of 10 ami to Fifty acres Of land, more or
ieas situate In Marion township, butler county, Pa.
Bounded North by NJ Mclaughlin, East by Alex Me-
MurIy South by Jos. Bailey, West by Peter MLangh-
ns about Ten acres cleared Seized and taken IN Ex-
caution as the property OF Donok MeLaugh hn at the
suit OF Patrick M'Bride
All the right title interest and claim Of JAS Dow
ney of in and 10 SIXTY acres OF isnd less sit
nate IN CIeareld township, Butler county Pa bouI-
lsd North by Edward Dovnsy, East by Wm Dougher-
ty South by eai McLaherts west by MARY htbriaei
kaae house and hog barn bereun erected Seized ana
taken in execution ths property OF james Downey,
at the suit Of Mary Mcbride .faInes McLahefty, Guar
dianI Mary srBrde, now r use oi paniei nS'inies
All the right title interest and claim Of Jacob Pisor
of in aud Fifty Of Lang more or less susted
In Concord township Butler county Pa bounded north
by james Kelly: east by WEs. MeGill south " W m
cleared i've Of which are meadow, young orchard Of
hftY Apple Trees not yet bearing; Frame House and
Log Stable thereon erected Sszed aud taEsn in exc
cution as the property Of Jacob Pisor att sun .
! Henry Kuhn. rf
All the right title interest and claim Of Vim. Logu
Of and One Hundred AcrSs Of Land, more or ess
situated Cherry township Butler county Pa, bound
| ed North by John Billingseg East by VIM. Lindsey
South by iliam Logue; and West by Wm. Logue; :
No improvements Seized and taken IN execution IN
property OF William Logus, at the suit OF John n. Po'
N''"'' JAS D. STORY, She riG.
sheriA's once, reb ,1se7 tno. 0, tep
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Nj AISISIE ED

COMMON ROE-Gn the evening u ?, bruary l2th,
at the residence Of the BRIDES father, by Rev J.
IlolbroOk, Mr. Lii Conn, of North Hope, Pa, and
esntly Of baldwin University Ohio To Miss Louise j.
o0sy daughter Of DR. MOnrc, Of Bena, Ohio.
NTsMAN-BUECHE--A At the Orphans Farm school
near zeIienop,e, on Thursday, the fth ult, BY Rev
O. Bass.er Mr. William n. Tntsman to Miss Elizabeth
Bueche 10th Of Lancaster township.
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TAKE NOTICE.

MARTIN REIBER having withdrawn from the But
N Ter F6Endry persons indebted to him and others
associated with him. for Stoves, Flows aud other caf
Dgs purchased during the last several years. ar re-
queted call and pay for the AT early day as
p ssble Tire books and notes OF the Firm remain at
the wareroom of Jacks Hotel in charge of Clark
Wilson who authorized to receive pay ments and re-
Gel pit for the same.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
no, ic-sw MARTIN REIBER.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20

TEST OF SINcERITY.-A nephew of
Stonewall jackson is in Connecticut to
raise money for educational purposes in
the South. he says that ia the Northern
States the Radical Republicans have con.
tributed generally, while the Democrats,
whom he regarded as his special friends,
have done almost nothing
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20
FOR SALE.

ONE ENGINE, with two -cylenders upright egh-
teen horse power in good order manufactured IN
boton suitable for saw mill. Also, one flue Boiler Ii
feet long 81 inches in diameter with steam guage, low
water de.ector and injector instead OF pump all
In rood repair VIII sell for less than one half whatit Is
s must call tuts aeIy asI want 70 sell before the
Ist of March JAMES N. hAhohAbi1
no I0-st Portersylle, Butler county, Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20

A good book and good wife are ex-
eellent things for those who know how to
justly appreciate their value. There are
men, however, who judge Of both by the
beauty oe the cover.
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Executors Notice.

Estate of James A. Anderson.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Tosramentary
having been is ued to the under ersigLed, on the es-
tate Of jane A. Anderson late Of Allegheny township
Butler county Pa decd therefore, 4ll persons know
ing themselves indebted to the said estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement and those
having claims against the same will make Immediate
payment. SARAH ANN ANDERSON,
no lO-gN ENtcptrix.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20

JNTANTED, AGENTs-S75 to 5000 PER MONTH Tor
w gentlemen and S3i to $40 for ladies' everyw8tra
to Introduce the Celebrated Common Sense Family Sew
ing machine improved and perfected II will hem fo
stitch Quilt bind braid and embroider beautifully
Price Only $40 Inking the elastic lock stitch and fully
warranted for thEee years, We pay the above wages
a commission, from which twice Lhat amount be
made Address with stamp. call on G. BOWERS 4
Co.. Salesrooms, No 1855 South FIFTH Street, Philade
uhia Ia aAl letters answered promptly, with circulars
and terms.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-20

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nery-
"A Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
OF youthful ndiscrctitn will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions :Jr making the simple remedy By which he
was cured sufferers wishing to profit by the advert-
ser's experience, do D. addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN r. OGDEN,
Jan. o, b7, 3m No. ~ Cedar ST., New York
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Ediaboro, Erie County, Pa.

r,lfs SCHOOL aims to isstruct Young men and wo.
men in the Lest methods of studying reelting, and
,slcimpr ovement single term, we'll improved, is OF
great Niyantlge 5, nd for a circular
con,ty p, no. lO--iw.
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SPANISH SHEEP.

rI,HE undersigned would respectfully inform the wool
growers Of Butler county, and all who may be desi-
rons improving their stock that he Of span
isb Nsrino sheep the finest qu ay consisting Of 40
Rams and % ewes which he will sell AZ reasonable fg-
urcs This is a rtre opportunity afforded TO the enter
prisine ool pr,weis Of Butcr cnnnty Call and ex-
anime these ssep and thus satisfy yourselves Of the
Kind aud quality McABof BhOs.
Feb. 10, 1866 #, Butleri Pa