II
Sandiria FAL.t.OWS.fI
- :This br,amthi l iof farm operations has anti
qnity in its faor. The - Rowans-- practiced
it fora labg p eriod in their. history, end in
all parts of their daminionS. The practice
originated '
r-rebtsbly, in the idea that land
after'ne4Ora 1 Years' use,.required absolute
rest; and that i t.
, would thereby recruit its
energies.? Experience, too, doubtless show
edtbei it Wei. more productive after this
season lof resti and hence it was i supposed
~that the' ) adv a n tage was derived I from the
mere 4essatio of raising crops, and not—
,as the fiat, iv and is—chiefly from the de
ti
eay of Vegeta le.inatter growing wild upon
it and from ! -the absorption of nutritive gases
from thilatz4sphere. I i I
-'• British linahandry makes greet account ,
kfapoWed It practices ! "naked fellows"
sad "nisei finesse." Naked fallOwspelina
- the plaiSing and '
.cleaning of the land for 1
. • 121 e Summer Itwithirat taking any i crop . from
it; .ti n! Snowy:means the growing of
boot dope! oh soil usually -devoted i to some
. kind of, grain.. The object of the - latter is
. to clean the 4and,. by hand and horse oulti- .
:vetion;l audio bring it into final filth. In
• 'England, itff soils and those which have
become infe s ted with - tweeds are most cow
mistily I l tre to fallow. The land is thrown
up iota-rid `' in the Fall ,
so'. as to abed
tg ls
water'huie y, and to get the benefit of the
' Winter frolit. In the Spring it is cross
plowed, and during the Summer it. is. work
-
ed over as Often as needful, to Pulverize it
well and eradicate all , weeds. When the
- land funs beome full of coue'i i pass, they
. practice "pering and burning." ; They have
an implem ent' called a -- breast-plow, with
' which theYl take off a few inches of the stir
- face and throw it into neaps. This, on be
coming dry,is mixed with rubbish and then
birried or charred and afterwards 'scattered
over the ioil. This- keeps the grass very
. much in cheek, and furnishes; a rich top.
dresSing far the ,liMd. If the; grass con:lu
nea troublisoml, the ground 'a's broken up
. again andia tigrobber" put into it, which
. brings the i roohs to the surface, from which
; they are then raked off, and burned. This
' I thorough th en
preparea the land for any
' swop.
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an some of; our Southern States, we see
that the old Bo m an mode of Summer fallow
ing
,is Still in Vogue.. Large,,telds we have
-/observed; grown over with mulleins, this
/ tlei, and various other rank weeds, and
scattering' their seeds far and wide. Now,
:is not!, this land nearly as much exhausted
' by growing these immense crops of weeds,
es it would have been, under good man
agement, is growing regular crops? Con
eider, too,; the injury sustained' by allow
,
leg the Ilsoil to become so infested with
:weede! i
The ommon practice throughout the
Nertherii Middle Staten is 'better, though
even this may, perhaps, be improved upon
- a little. 4, Many . farmers plow their , grass
lands :Intended for wheat, in May or Jane,
' and Ilet them lie until September, when
they rass-plovi, harrow and! sew their grain.
-"• This Connie is generally. pursued, without
reference to the nature of:the sod turned
under..l But is not this second plowiug ob.
jactionable? • Whatever gases are evolved
by theMecomposition of the [ grass should
be left! undisturbed, so as to furnish food
for tile young wheat; wheOas; by this sea
-1 and Pl i owing, they are brough - to the surface .
and,diasipated in the air.l. Then, again, all
. i the roam of the grass arelnot killed in so
Short a time, and this second ylowing laya
them
~back in their original positiOn, and
they begin to grow again,ivery much to the]
injury of the wheat. Would it not be far
, 'better 'to use a set of light . "gang-plows,"
' 'whit b break up I the surface , sufficiently,
Ivr` ith - no t du' tut bing the inverted sod?
Again: might ;we :note more generally
I adept the English syste4 of green 1 fellows,
so far as to take off some such crop as peas
. lor heans, whose firoad.4elives drawing most
_ef , their' food from theiiil - ;fould ; not ex
hang the soil, and yet] the Cultivation of
- tonal would tend to clear the land, of weeds
' I l and to bring it into tine tilth? Clover land ;
] inateali of' heingdevoted to the usual Sum,
- - -1 I morlfallow, might be allowed to remain tin
, 1 plowed until nearly the time of sowing
, r
wheat. The sod then turned under, wbuld
afford a rkh rePast for the' growing wheat.
Sandy or loaniY soils end those not bates
tediwith weedsi may often be treated in this
way to great advantage r —Amere Agricte
• • , turiSt. l i 1 1
la
.l I .... 'SiOVIL c „ t rluloD 'MI PHYV.ENT I - 01%TO
. ri.itOt. :•- • -Sotne B elgian 1 boys, a few .years.
' , since for amus ement, inserted some peas
I: into potatoya and planted them: The re
sult was an unusual yield of peas, and a
crop of tubers:•erfectly sound_„, though in a
field where the potatoe were. badly affected.
Aitirii on the hint, Mr. Jacksen, of Leeds,
Itlng4 developed the theory that Ithe potato,
being deficient( in nit ogen, would recei v e
i
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equivalent of that article from the pea,
din g the time of gr o wing and so its ten
din- to disease woul be counteracted He,,
tilenl g tried thelexPeriiiient, inserting four or ,
five,peas into each potato, carefully avoid
ing Nary trklthe
. eyes, and ,then planting
lift t e usual lay. r e result Was perfect
vice o "usual yield of Wilt peas and
14u/t r ees, al the latter perfectly free from
di se. Th tuber 4 were found healthy
the next spring,, an
,
t ! were again planted
witli, the elide rent .—N. 1": rag. •
J
'rim Vsious Cltors..—lt has been es
,. io .
;treated tha tbe c
.tton crop will exceed a
wirier of a million bale'', and that the
wheat crop Will not 'fall abortof two and-a
ha fi millioris of bftsbela. • Sugar cane is
4 ingremsrkably fi ne, the I.te rains hiv
-4
~ (been or limmentie service to it ; and ` of
t; .
x out there Will 'full enough for all the '
'mints of tb Lpeopl
f ' - . •
. , —Rhea pin, see - a -gentleman at
boulnight; billing on the st.titi - n front of his!
. il4tise,, combing is' hair with the door
1 raper, you may Judge be hits been oat to
F.F. sn oveningiparty. 1, • 1
1 1 t
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s i gentleman , • old 'saga that he 1131
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Ayn in the world that will ever(
er a dngbter's affection& So
le marri es the man" of Lis choice
r ho lore& ,
;c Colunibu.s Fact autos that the
0011 in khe.State House Yard ie
Ideep l ,aed the water has risen to
r feett
the top.
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-ta..itaiLl eiL clink iato an .aigueuent
LILL a dc.ll Luau l in a taila - lv Lai. a 5 it is
LL.,ie Le 1.,.4.1 iJ 41101 icuids..
ii
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dui last
tyratiize
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1 09 us s
doit t ca
118—
Ttesian
1400 feet
it bin to
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LIS
In' Goods', W'
,/ County of
McCreary &
john Barclay
James Allis°.
Benj. Adams,
J. C. Wilson,
H. Kahle;
Thomas AI II
B. S. Ranger,"
C. H. Hurst,
If. It 8.. H.
A 8 Harvey. 11
I N Atkins, i
David Eames
High And,.
W
J 8 Everich,i
William Ea
J. B. Johns
John B. .R 4
J White &
J C Duff, )
J. R. Elder,o
A. IV, Meik,l
Jobe' Nichols,
J & W.Drei,lanatein
William Heleer,
Samueler,
Falls
Duncan, dgsx & C
George C. tradshaii,
William Cannon jr.l i "
•
I. .FS-ealom borough,
J. '7: & tr.l W. Fisher,
Wagoneria Lowry,'
John H. I.letchie, t •
MeConuell and Bente,
Charles Gntham & Co.
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Greene T.P.
Charles ,p
allionn,
- J II Plehl & Co,
T 0 Spencer,
Michael Chtisler, it '
Josepll.l Hell. . - l
Ci '
John albreith, ,
: Hanover T . p.
r,
William H Frasier,
JameOlorrison,
H Moore, 1
f_ . Harmony Tp.
B II Baker, (trustee)
f .7. ifopetocli .7).
Heatt Otnd Orr, - -
I.E DlcHenzie,
' In cpencknce Tp.~
) , ,
D 310041114er , ; "
1 •I ndustry Tp. -:
Charles Hays,
F W Walker,
INarion /It.
i: ' .
William Buhl,' • -
George Rehmler,
'New Sewickly Tp.
C Koshner, H
Jacob Wagner,
George Mosher;" ,• •
illi Ilecklent
1 4Terth Seteickty ni.
George Alexander,'
New Brighton: .Bor,
if T land"' ReTen, ' f
WillibtpKenne!ti, 4.. • 1
'Ni 51eLaughlino ' --'
L'Farran
of Gilliland,
J B Anderson,
John Sargent,
11 &;:.1 Hippie, ;
Lewis Danayger,
S J Bonfitt, • ,-
William H artley,
Thomas Morgan; ,
''' 1 1 f Ohio 7y.
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S'J Blackout, and Co,
J B Smith anist ,
Sam?3loFor and, (with' uquors,y
?c
1
Kerr and Ita I,
I ), Phillipsburg. - , ?
F Le Gonlon, i'
Anthony lEnipper,
If Raccoon tp
John 31cliibliin,
I ,Sit' Smiling, Jr.
W and A llitrrison,
. John 'Calhoun.
MeHibbin slid Weygandt,
Dmigherty.arid Dobbs, ' 1
l' Rochester Borl.
I
John• Stiles 1 r .
Phillip Reef, . •
Wm 1:1 Johnston,
B De Forest (agent,)
R J.. Hegins, ' • ,
William Alexander,
Criss and partiner,
Daiid Cohn, '
(} C Speyerer, (with liquors,
JoGn COD ay, i
1 - • South Bees
. . .
allow 3 cKey, '•
Maui Alc3lillin,
Cunnin
.
nB. Rowe, . •
;d i e New Bright
; nSis 00 Pso j '-
OM' d, ;
I Rodester : ,r: ' ,
aiser, ' [ i 8
Kaiser, i i 8
Distillers.` ( 1 i
Ha rmony. i
er, (Trustee,) ] i 10
° Eating Honses.
Rochester obh.
Baii
ilea, - 1 8
Johnston, i i ' ' 8 '
isi'Johnston, , 8
in the 11th class are estimated to make
es amounting to fiorn',sls,ooo to $20,-
th class from $lO,OOO to $15000; . 13th
in $5,C00 to $10,000;114th class from
..1
to $5,000.
The appeal will be held at the Commie
s Office, in Beaver, on the 10th day of
sit, from 1 to 4 o'clock, P.
- 'TI:1051ASI M. TAILOR
Appraiser of M e rc antile Taxes.
r 10, 1858. IL I
- TB subscribers offer 4 nide% upon reason
!able t their STEAMSAW MILL, situated
fitrihe Borough of Rooks, i n. l The location is
FOR I S LE
, I,
anion the best in the Cou n ty, i being located in
i nns,
a welt timbered region of country; always en=
joying a very liberal patronage. A description
of the!Mill is annecesnary,aa it will recommend
herstif to person' desiring to purchase; mince
it to say, fearless of contrattction, (that.. it is
the best lime boiler Engine ; and other machin
ery necessary for it flaw MW, south of the Ohio
Rive* The only reason Of the present owners
for disposing of said proPiero, is the factor*
leg engaged in other busineos, which requires
almost the whole of their attention. Persons
desiring to purchase a good paying property',
would do well to call 800 .I I ' i
SAMUEL, •i TRIMBLE ICO.I
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1 iliiolistown, 'Brat. 10,1 . 1 1
Bet.rittaburel lveaklY Dispatch insert four
mouths and semi bill to tide (uos. ' 1
rkiltilfo - FklibtEtttB.-50)inshele Chou
.l N , ter county Gomez ¢nio Conn, save.t ei
rrefisly for seed, of the fast 9 13111 1 1 V"
op.tiJ.4B. wiumors.
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133
!hrt St
inttel
illiaiu
Tilosnaal
lan f
1.000
I
oncr' i
,une
MI
leinfer
3104.iiiptisoitiiii
for the year lam-,
Toriship.
Eli
ores
Beav
rough
dery
Bop,
1 Bea ver.
Big
lington. ,
NEZ
rifffmn
Kith 'ignore)
- •
ox Borough.
I
wound Iffediets
lkiio)49h.
*O.
Biy Beave
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c&t,Waft'ria. & m'AßK'tr STS'
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1 PITTSBURGH PA:
Batablished An 1840;,iniiierporrod by the Lo
i!*iture of Perensylvanbi. 1 ,1'
110.6111 D Of 'Avarua.
lit
flea. Aims livoiturosr, ;Yield of the United
States. ; 3 1 I i' I
Rod, WM.tro Wrruits; 1
Lion. Moses Hampton, 1 , , ; i -
* H.! ..
Hon. Waves I Lowant, ,
&Wm,
Hon. Csaarai •tt
Gen, J. K. Meoserman, L ;
_I
P. DUFF, (author of pos. system at Mer
cantile and Steambeat BOok-ke pint) President
with a Superintendent and five I assistant teach
erssem; of Boak-keeping, sol other teachers
and lecturers . 1 -,, 11 : ~
J. 8. DUNCAN,. one Of, the best penmen in
the country , ; (author of the of Business
and Ornamental Penmansh ip,) fuser of Pen
attawitilp. 1, r ii f
ta r
Duff's system of • Book.kee is sanctioned
by thetAmeriese Institatetand hamber of Com
merce of Nowt Writ; and' y'of the leading'
business men of the Bait and est; as the most
comprehensive . and practiced s Maui otticeounts
now in use , and after fr om to 4o fifteen years
practieal apPlination of ; its P =Vies to huei - :
seas, our-foor ha have attested
its superiority,t(eireular 19.) All the ininga
utenta for teaching bide* perfected by nearly 20
years' erperience of the pt incipal, students
graduate iniabbut half the time required in otitz
er oolleges,lsaVing 1116, tor *2O in board. ;
Upwardslofl4ooo students hive entered the
[institution scone fourid4 To obtain full par
denims of the, collegiate' training for business
and the character of the Institution, send for its
Pamphlet circular of 60 panes, vrith samples of
Mr. Dummies (writing rhicti are mailed free. ,
; onfra Sookneepini parpor's new enlarged
edition. Price 81.50ipostage 20 cants.-
] Duff's S teamboat Do'okkeeping. Price $1;
postage 9 cants. 11 ; 1 1 1
; Duncan's Business and Ornamental Penman
ship; crown . ,qearto, ss,:mailed post paid. This
iplendid work and Gufre Book-keeping, have
recently been awarded Finites ler Pitman
&Luz Mtniu £IIID4I DirLogAs attesting alie
fact that thcii . being eibest treatises upon these
subjects union use. i 1 I ~1 ' ' 1
An elegemtly bean A copy of Duncan s_ Pen
manship in presented to every student who here
after graduates in the institution: ;
Duneares Copy*Mks, complete in six num
bers, 24 quarto pagiii leach, on fine Dewy pa
pe.r, with' the andiorrs'i directions for teaching,
the moat thorough system for school •instruc
tion published, 141 cents per number, with a
liberal discount to the trade; poitage 17 cents,
Lon application to the publi hers, W. G. Jous
t T oo & Co., pittsburgb:l I
- 'Mr 'Call and seal Mr. I. . can perform with
th,e pen. I ; I 1 t ll , ; janlB'sB
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;BEAVER AIAtiIpVE.IVORRB
, ri t ,
Childs M'Counell and Darraghs;
FOUNDERS
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STEAM Rlit i GlN ; - BUILDERS
Li L_
faUseon, , elver ' County, Pa.-,
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17E7 E respectfully attention to the In-
V Y ducementseffered for purchseing Engines
and Machinery mentioned below. lAVelawl.pnr
chaise& the right to 'make and sell the.: , •
I P-tTENT OSCILLATING ENOIRE!
of Mess* Cride !fi Wedeworth, and arse now
engsgettin the matinfacture of them at the low,,
eat possible, rating Iwhich is about twenty-tire
per cent, lower then the Slide Valve 'Engine —.
Their simplicity and durability, combined with
their chespness,•ind almosit utter ireposslbility
to get, out of order,ire era them the most de
!arable Engine teihave. 1
1
I The fellowingita l a lis of the differeni kindi
Of Micitibery. which Whave made. l'ersons
wishing ' l ,to procegn aili thing of the kind, will
6
o well tp gtveuenca before purchasing else
heri.,- lij ..1 ' ; •, ~
rue
Dorado 'Blideivalre IteciprOcating Anginas.
the triune - as manufactured at Selem, Ohio ; Os
cillatiti Engines! C'ge 8c Wadiworth'e Pat
ent ;/, Tub ind llacket Machinery ; Flour Bar
're and Nail cg M chineri ; flirting Ma
chinei til Cylinder! or erre' Saws ; . Fire Brick.
'and (.;lity Rollers'; St rch Rotten Pipes and
CastingL , for ex lectin Oil from dinnel Coal ;
Flouring, Mill :eerie ; 1 1 Pullies and Shafting ;
Mulry,, Saab, , rid - C router Saw Mills ; La th
Machinery, 8: ' lbesi es numerous, other Ma
chines whiciiii is
lo g list of notinecessary to enumerate.
a
We might addcertlficStes, but
debit! any but the roll wing unnecessary)
I i g E4•Oitottr December 24th, 1856.
.;
Illes leg. catimit, Aoswoßipt tir. Co. Gentle
men;--JWe herehY ce r tify that we bamobad one
of your Oscillating ngtnes in use for nearly
four; months, lend t tit grrea satisfaction in
every Irespect4llts rtncipal advantages over
the common Engine. r . - ' •
Itslst.L 3 siMplicit , and the consequent fa
cility , keep lit lin g ordei. ! ' •••
2d. It takestinp much loss room. '
Bd.
j ut
It requires Weal pressure of steam to do
the e 'snit:Mut , of work t. and is, therefore,
wOrked with less danger and less fuel:,
',./tespeetftilly yens', 1... .
1 IL L. BAKES
I i , JACOB HENRICI.
' 1 1 TrUstees
s for hipping to any point what=
(Road, ! Canal. or On the Ohio Riv
ed as -, at any other point. Otte
inated:in Fallston, Pa. on the west
peavei River, i oppositi N.. Brigb
,Mae ho ur's ride by rail from Pitts-
I • 1 Julrl, 1857.
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• Our twilit!
orer,! by Rai!!
e, if as
are
or 1:1;
fisnk of the!
too, *nd onl
I
List
Trial jnn~
I first itliiondi:
Jameis Dusititri et 11
Julies Litefe
Rie4ao Be*a et
M
James Dillon
4anies g. Cielhonn
John WCailey
Piths. & Situben
R. R. po.
A. P. Dutcher
Limos Ewing
Sarah Roilell
Kily
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ID ' &
uttoan. gar
Alice dote iKelly
Janet, 1
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Nay Stiff 11358
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KER °'S HOTEL .
' i.' v •
Corner 1, r Si.,St. and Bra nch
. Bank
' i 1 Al ,{ Bearer, Pd. -:Jr .
1 THE ' becriber, (late proprietor of the '
r f
'Gamily ltonsa t t has purchased sad fitted Pp
for a HOTEL, ellarge brick building retenDy
owned and occupied as a dwelling by /Ir. John
Shivelay,l 'opposite the Store of D. Ramsey,
Esq. - The stand is conveniently located with
regard to "the sefreral approaches' of travel by
railway,lansl, Ithc- being neirlyi opposite and
contiguouslto the ; eaver Station of the Clare.'
& Pittsburgh road. The home is pleasant
ly situatnffi roc y and commodious, and well
adapted for th eats tam of traveller:OW
fisitors. flt also/ provided. with su ffi cient
I 'i3S
stabling I &c. 1
~
I Ile re mestfn y requests his friends and f o r =r mer castOiners to tall with him!, and continue
purir pain= with the assurance, that I ''sto
pains or• attention will be omitted to scoommo.
date and render comfortable all who may make
his honii 'Ahiffir hoio• or stopping place. lib
'table will'always be stipplled with the best. tbe
linarketlaffordm end Ms dunes for booralS
and lodging &c., In every case as moderate and
reasonable as thiiy can be incised elimiwhere
Ilia the ificinity ' ' is. gmtg:l
11• April '2l. 1 £58: . t'
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A TT,9RNE T AT LAW — ONce in the Liar
-11 telne 4 is,, on the tiorttuside of the Di
itineeff; Beat i Pa. I Jan 7 1867-
i H . 1 I -. , I •
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of Causes.
Term 1858, commencing
ty (7th) Jane 1858.
n James Patterson.
' vs David Melt-oder:
af , ' vs Henri &suffer,
vs 0. •it Pa. R. It. Co.
TO same
vs James Sterling et al
vs Otbuiel Woodrow.
vs John Duff;
1 vs TValterJeibasion.
1 1 vs David Satith at-a 1
vs Pitts. F. W. ft C. R
R Co. ,
CO vs Hows - ell Jameq.l
,t al vs Hugh Donaldson.
is studs
TOW,. Q174.T, Protb'y.
OF
'llll
! Dr. Knimmurt,4l-ab has
One of our oom pietist wee
that owes every hind of hiattor, fm
Scrofctla down told emem*Pimple.
!, Bela Medi 'in over 1100 case
trailed except in, ir aseed (both' t
pa.) Ile has in MI pesseal
il
hundred oertilloe of IM virtue,
twenty :Oleg, of Boston., l !
Two bottles are wa rranted to
sore mouth- • 111 I 1 '...'
tie cylj
One to threebo ttles w !curt sn
of Pimples on e; thee. 11 I ' 1 !
i'vro or three 'rattles Will clear t
Bites. ! 1 • 11 15 :I '
Two bottles are warranted to ci
l eanker in the mouth and stomach
. - Three to dbottles are wane,
v i
the worst cares f dusipehis.
One to two tries &retie:roe 1 ,
humor in the a. 1 1
Two bottl es talented to !:
the ears and bl hes sceinit the 'r.
Four to Mx t i tles aril - warranted
corrupt and. Mg ulcers, i • ',
One bottle will lotto 'stair i emptier
sk i a• • II ,: ! 11
Il i
• Two or three bottles ;ere warranted
the worst easel of rin am. !
1 Twe tot hree' hottlee are ted
he moat desperate as lof rii eti"
Two or three bottles lire ar tedl
the salt rhennr. W li_
I F
FiveAo eight bottl ill sure 5
of Scrofula. 1 , I
A halal is Storey e ' en
bottle, and a Iperf Mire is 1
the above quantity ' taken. !
° Reader ,
_I peddl o ver a, Choi
this in the vimnity of Boston.
feet!of it in every I I So war
extinguish Grp, so sive will this
never sold • boitleif ebut the
alter trial it 1 itlways t ipPesks for
are two things about i 1 herb ti
surprising; flrstithlit it grows in
some plaice quite plentiful, and
never been k own Mita I disco
- 7 -second, at it should cure i
ti n
nror. . ' '1 I
! In order togive cone ides of
and great: po ri of the discc
lnda
I ,
that in April, 18b ; I peddled i
six bottles per da In April 1
one thousand NMe;ipar day it
Some of the w *lead* 'Dm
been in brudnem tiMity and
ti t
that nothin in th annals of ;
was ever 11 eIS iThere is at
it from all narters. , i
i
In my 0 n tweed 1 I alto)
for humore r -but sin Its intr
eral family. Medicine, great
virtues have bee fcictd in it
petted. i t
Several cas eso epileptic fiti- 'a d ' which
'was always 'de inewable, a e been
cured by a few bo 0, tlisr v e m yif it will
prove elfectuall' all eases of that a u ( malady
—tbere are b ut' fe who it se -• mre of `it
lia l"
than I` have. 1 , ' ' 1 , I. I'
I know of sir cases of pay aof them
;
aged people catrid y it. • FOr 4 the• arm us dis
eases of the Liver, Sick Headache; Wipe, pida,
Asthma, Fever d ii, Pain in th • Side, Die-
eases of the Spine and paticulari in disesas
of the. Kidneys( cl', the ! diecoie has done
more good than any medicine Over . • own.
No change of I diet aver mans teat Ihe
best you get Mid enough of _ , •
Dtzsariotr--Adults • one title ' • oonfhl per
day—Chlidreil era ten de . - ispoonfitil.
Children froasAv a ii to eight ars,. - spoonful.
yearf e
As no diratie Min be app ieablef , I conMi
tations; take Oest to operate o• ' e bottle
twieeks day: i lilaimfacture " by
''
1 1 I {DON pKB NilDYi t
• r\No 12411, Warr en c. Be bury, M s
1 N I. Irma $.: • . 1 •
woiri, , , w rrtyg# & SODS Phil { elphla, ,
: Alfts forPa.Nor sale yWP Ph lips,F
dom; C L Kalierl Itaheste ~ and Dr S s
Bridgeitater; IGe 'oral whet s ake a _en s Wes
Pa, (leo. IL LKey er, 146 'Wood S . p i ituseu
1 1,,
S. .P. Flemming federal ti '``All - glienr f
Maclay 8r; Young Beaver. ; .., I- •
, ! t 1 ,
1. ,;_11 I
CIL
Fk) WWl]
I_,
N A
CA I a.
h
JL
G HE
ey .
W I 1 i ft
wou L o no I say to .' p l a u tona and all who
V F deslie a ashiona 'a g ent at a lair
price that he s menu y add Much tol the
size Of his eats aliehmeat, and ot:e i to the char
enter of hislatock, spa is now pe ed ifor-the
FALL and Fig 'TER 4, wi a stock of 14
passing excell nee. It qmpri es in part—
'
Gent l 's i Fin j.Free ~ `and Iress Coats
.
Overcoats, Frocks; SLC , Fu , I trimmed Rag
lane, 1 ( new styli,) Bud . else Co tit,trimmod with
Irelvet and Plush, Bettye; , Pilo ;Lambskin and!
Batinett Coitti, Sable ' raglans very ; ' neh and,
[ elegant. • OENT'S FIN ' I PA IS, the j newese
dyke, troth li 1 ,25 to 12. ENT'S yESTS,I
of Flush, fillk, Cashme 4 Vel t, Cloth] Satin)
&c. I . Boy'i;Flop Cloth tickets; plain and fancy,l
Boys and ()lithe' Bag tins and Back, B o yv+
and ilrontha' Sticks and : nestle, Fur Tritatnedil
Goys and ind tenths Pants and ]Tests ,
Neat styles, tnely trim , White and ]colored
Linen andi garseiles 8 lite, Under Clothing, of
rd
Wool, 8 1 lk ilid Cotto ; Witter OloVes and
Gauntlets; Beirfe, .111ulEers, boulder !Branca,
Tie* crwinti,Puspendqs; 8 whi t Canes, 811 k,
and Gingham UmbrellsA Car t Sackiq & r e. i
4: 1 1
A • largervariety of PIECE 00D/3;'e , elnaive
ly for4Customiwork l is kept it '
thebovej and it is belifved m
i n
,ity nd priori , l i the wholellatoc it
is7ly fo MI in one (vital) alu
4 7
tog‘Be, Bument Is w 1
and sold at oW rates, i l . l'
.li ,li`,
ler - R CAqH
I 1 1 I
I{ - 7 - 7" I: -
F_lt i 1 IT A I F
ehoi l eeildt off7RVIT. •
eomistaady on hard, a.
a lowing figeree-- . - 1 .
Peaehti,soo.'V cad: I .
['lima/ 40 - 1
3
1 . Cherries, 40,
1 • 'Currant. , ' 88
1 El l er , 1 ee ' I
• , 1 1 ~.006
i' r t
', I
1NE1.4 idierilidi Tan! .
.iirchasirii.l i 'i
t
feb24) 1 1 1 . i
-
, N
1 t:4 14514'
c. rwi
THE ina
theiribru
t l epr
aodisi fel" busitils of
.apl2l I
-•r
OpRNII!
pit Ol d for C . oltN.l t
: I a
86 n T.a 8 +A
'lMar43,hE' /& •
I '
BER 1 11"
Aticiine a l na o,
on dwkr.. iloor l I
fr
FO4.
iZ * '? I T Z E at ?Ali)
" i
I 1 (aPr
BEATER AdDEMT.
. ;
AND FEMALE DEPARTME,M
.AGE
's eo a
ndy
7
ti wait
i
0
1
y, never.
in lin
-lasiri
,on-o two
1 ill thin
7
t Worpt d
•
1 1
se '7l
lire'th wi
THIS Institution siferiennusual inducements
A. .to tbosi wishing to, aoquire a "thorough
knOwledge'pf the branches usually taught in,
such schools, including English Branches,
Book-Keeping, Natural. Lental, and Mord ifoi;•
ante, Matheulatics andelisslisi, Airextetseive
collection of Philosophical Apparatus givesten
rivaled advantage to the - Bepariment; oV Bain
el/
ral Science. Owing to • endowment I fund,
the terms are lower tha in any desilarinati
tution. The school y is ,!divided into two,
sessions of Ave mon , led ,' each session into
two.quarters. Seeond session begini Februaz
TY let, and ends the list Of June. Second
qriarter begins April litih.Bo student admit
ted for,less 'than a quarter.l For particular*
address either of the Principals,
1 , . ', ;•1
~ .
rgEidALIC DE,
v. J. A!. AVGILL,
IIIBS. J. a 'Brow., A.
MIMI 31. J. HAFT, }
l' " E. C /1100 RE, '
I" *. J.;eEDLIE,
Under the (*refill aril active super.-
. Board of, Trustees, the:faithful - and eS 7
Slant discharge of duty by' jthe Teachers, , soli
the kind .patronage : of its;numerous-: friends,',
this Department of the Institrition bee beenni
; More• than' sually prospered during the past
and present Sessions. j , b ,
i TCrlll4l - ' Sessips of 22 Weeks: ,
.....- - .
=I
rill
of the .
‘•
r
13 cure
to 'lure
.
to cure
' 1 . :Mae
er
Boarding. Light and Rciom Isso-00
j Tuition same uin mile department.,.
airnan PZIL oneness! or 11 wzris.
Instruction Piano ldnato, $8
1
from the 'first
arrarc • Md i Then .
mad bottles of
L i knoj
the -et
as water yin'
cure' umksr. I
Bold &wither;
tin.' There
, .
'tap farm me
o!" P re s in
yftite e him
eared t in: p 46
4 kings ~of hti.
the a
twr79
'and
Ilse oflloatitunent,
ilintrnetion on Gaiter,
I Votial Oleic, ' ! ,
Drawing and Water CO
wiLtg' 4 . ' '
Fn lLsnigusitet ,
There will be seconin
b
i r
al&ty orders lil la the
I ' I ...I ''''
' '
1. MALE vmPARTMENT4
. 1 MATEBR, ( PrinCipal, If
DUFF, Aseattint. l , II
Board of Trustees have parchawid I
ntodloaa building!, for the nee of
C.
M.
Th
and.
dden rise)
t will statn
old about
Department; affording a large number of ex
cellent' tames for stliderits. The buildings
base! bane placed under the charge of: the
Teach who who are. prepared to accommodate
boarder" on the moslreasonable -terms. and
will exerciee' paten al
care over those ptieed
in their charge. Boarding and room furnleh
ed, will not exceed $1;87, per week.
Terms bf Tutttott prr Quarter : of 11 weals.
Znglisit Branches„ 182 50
Wit 4 Haturallidlosephy
Io Physiolxgy; 460
"1 with Book-keeping Chem
I=.
Mathematics or Classics; 4,00
el:donna Lectures onCbeinlitiy—eXtrit.
A., April 28, 1858.
'sold ore
who 1'111,4
years )
meilicineO
oral pirsiao of
; 864 1
6004
thirty
iitent
tom'
due ti
'and
that
triatly
• a gep
iiiderful
er
Exp
6 . ltif 0L Fr -jilt. 1..:
I 1 f
(snccasson To wourr a taws.) •
IMIORTER AND DEALER IN
, ? - -it
VIABIOWAIEE & CUTILEIRY,'
Cornerof thirty it M. Clittr:sti; .
PITTSBURG; FA.,''
1 - 1 TS fast receiving an ea;
.. ,
I .1., 0... w e grid well Oleo-
I ted stock of HARDWARE.
Having pirclissed my
goods direct tiora n the Wu
din:Aurora, ~ On -the best i
I
,
CASH te r n am peeper
ed to offer inducements to
.. !
, 1 purchsiers in a well se
lected stock at ouch LOW PRICES as Will defy
compe l ition. , 3/y,' Onek 01PPrili,es th e be at
of I • • '
tlitlery; Saddlerr,
It
HO USE (T - RIMMIIN OS
' _ 1 ~.. ,
CARPENTERS AND BLAWISMITEL,
TOOLS; SC YTHES , - RAKES, SNEATHS,
,1 L.-, ,
and all other varieties of Agricultural Imple
ments. I ", • , i
-, I bate also the? agency for the; sale. of SET
MOCK'S CELEBRATED LEATHER BELTING
and 'LACE LEAT#EII; articles Unsurpassed in
iiiialitY`and price.; L-tr'ould cordially_invlte -per
sons I tieiting,the 'city to examine my snick be
fore porchasinkelsewhers.
April 14. 185&—tinies• ~, 1 , . i.
1 I 'IN ,
ith
ern
I. l[V
r4i!l
BOYS.
D
f il
PA
New , rocery
7 •
AN D • -
•
PROVISION 'S'IORE
T_T AVING 'edged and refitted the riainlate
-11 ly occupied by P. B. Young, I. take this
method of informing my friends and the public
generally, that I have brought on a lot of the
best GROCERIES and PROVISIONS the Mar
ket 'affords, eueb as Coffee; Segsre;. hlcaSeees;
Syrup; Tobacco; Snuff; Soap; iCandlea; Rice,
and fifty thousand things too.numerous to men
tion uenally kept in a grocery Store. ,
ALSO -=Notions. 'duct ra! StoCkings„
combs; Spool Cotton, Threade,'Needles, acc.&c.,
With General Assortment of Flour, Buckwheat
Flour, Feed, Corn meal, Willie Fish, Mackerell
and Codfish, Green and Black Teaa,•froin 50 cti
tn' l lti 00. The •erg highest Caith Price paldfo •
Cate, Corn, Butter - and Eggs, , and all Country
Pi9ducb• afirGiret •us a Call, and try ou •
GoOds—Low for Cash. Remetuber the Abe .
PI B. Yourigi old Stand, 3rd Beaver, Pa.
Bearer, Apr. If.! '5B. .1. S. EVERICII:
i
' Cl
at ap,apd
a at the
irefutly pi
for 54.141
88•"•
, •
rben44;=tiP.
Tomatoes, 26,
) .711;8 7' ;;;; 1 4 1 ,
" • •
. I
•nuidelioxi, e oho; ge
,es to hat) their old
'routed to collet:tithe
i day ot May. i
8.111. VikRAGH.
WM
tEr
'erirr~
xazzx YOU
the UptiOlf.
4.18. WARDBOP.'
1
ORI 1 !
.-
xt tho -
(ARMY CTORY.
alit! 17301{,
ors at w. Oboe
"kyr l4eirick House=
' 1 I ' % pelf)
lALtd
• , .
, . .
and a ; frAND WAR. .
i
8.. En :Are at tide
• . - 1 ' I '
, •• ,= 1
• ARTMENT.,
I PrincipaL 1
Prineil
41114fttit
.Tese
.2 00
11' , 800
6.
1 00'
8
6 00
loibitions filinisheclrpr
'pal4tary., ' 11 • '
I=
1=
Just Received it the
New Drug and
C H E RIC AL 81' 0 BA
Oat-, ..
Meal,' Pearl Barley, Pearl Saga.
Tapiaco,
Arrow Boot, Lao .Bu/phur. , 1
.Ground Ginger, Cinnamon, Id, natant. Cloy-.,
cayenne PePper, extracts for booking &e.
Lebton;• 'Strawberry, Raspberry, Nutmeg,
Vanilla, Pine Apple' ito. ' , . . 1
Alum; Calipers's, Indigo, Oxalis . Acid, white',
slid common Gine Madder, Estraet:Logstood)
IIN
ground'ClU32l/0041, 1 , burnt Umber Varmillionj
Chromia Green, Yellow do. Yellow Ochre, Ve."
alltiati Red, Spanish ' Drown, i Vandyke Bro
1;11. :
, ' i 1
Siarehi Rosin. Chalk, Putty, Oils, Glass; T rt.,
pantine, Varnish, Carpenters Cough' Syrup al
• °getout:id, Carrigreen, and Slippery Elm. - I
f . Sellers cough Syrup, MeLane's Vanilla
~
Carpenters do. Ayer's Cherry Peetoral, Ay a
Pills, Darla' Pain Hiller. Dalley's Pain Ex °i
tor, Holland Bittere, Terrell". 'pettily Ointm at,
Tooth Paite and Powder. Clothes Brindisi, air
Brushes, Tooth Bruehesi White Walsh do. 'Pena
see, Fancy Soap, Glaziers ' Ticks, Perfunil,ery
generally; Vials, Bottlea - bylthe -gross or dth
erwise, ,
2 1i
lit and' Varnish Brushes, Nursing
Bottles, randy and Wine for,Afedlehislpurpo
sea. - _
_,, ,' O. Cl/NPIINGHAM. "
Oct. , 1556 '. - , •‘' 1
G Rbill t ir iIOUSEI I- -
. . ~ ._ ,•
i By U. C. 111Vallou !ii
TrILIE nndersip . informs Ids friends, and
1 theiPublie,tho into& ' taken the shOie
" ' l
Win 13eaver„est'of the Court libuse,l
where hnlls . prepartid w to accommodate - sill:who
may Omar him'with their isuramsige, 7 and prom=
ble it ' exertion render entire mastactibil I.
Cikargea moderate. UIVZ 11111 A at& • . , 1
i 1 '
H. C. MCCVLIAM.rOII: ,1,
7
Bear i ef, April 20, 148. , . - I , I
1
'`d.-B. Young, i
ATTORNEY: l AT LA7
IW.
BEAVER, PENN'A 1.
alei; in the filet brick building We.
lt of
i te "? fiar °Noel Btd street .- a 21,'68
for.
the We.
SEE SWEET POTATOES=Je will
Seel be kept to store 'till lat of flay. • .
ap 2 IJAIL 74111.1DR0T.
MEM
.. ' mister', Notice. 1 1
_ .
A L LL' personsintersalo la the following ,
Ad.
111. ministlstioti aid Guardian Aocounts,which
hilYft Vee# passed and died - 1h the Register's Of-
Ace, in
T
ter county, Pa,, will take notice that
•
the pose Will be presented to the Orphan 's
Court, to be held itt Beaver, in kitd for the
county o Beaver, on Wedneeday,.the 9th tay
of June, i 18513, for confirinadon and allowiineed
etil
• The A count of John Scott and 'J R IWqope,
Execute or the estate of Mar g aret' Buchanan,
deceas 1 .. . ,'• 1, 1
The A, count of Wm K Roden, lidministra:
of the estste of Sarah 'Rhodes, deed; , .
The Accennt ef Blisabetit Knight and Le, 'a
Knight, Adtolnist!aiore of the estate of • Bs*
Knight, dee'd. '; • • ' ; ' I ,
The Actmittit ;of John Culbertson, Admiitis
trator of,the estate of Robert Culbertson, dee'd.
The Acoonntof Robert C Scett, Atlmististre
tor of t e estate of ()Serge Neein, deed. i
• The mud: Of. Chlistian Black. and ohn
Hessen Administratorief the estate of John
''B Creece;decelasd, ( , I
The AccoWnt of Robert Wallace; Administra
tor of thelestate ,of Eli sabeth Wallach, deed.
The Account of Robert Wallace, Ex•mutOr of
iithe estate of George Swezey, deed.
'The AcConnt of Benj. Whisler; AdadOtratcir
of the eitate of Mary Oldham, dee'd. • ~,.3
The-A c count of John Cooper and M Springer,
Adhsinistiatorii II tha estate of , John Cooper,
de Seaseci , 1 1 " • i
The fAceowit of Jacob' it and Win Mot
risen, Raeoittoriof the estate of Jehit Winter,
deceased;-_ ' .. •
The (Account . of Joseph Irwin and JOhn Whis
ks', Administrators of the estate of John Boles,
ilecess 6ll - • ' ( ' •
rra
on of
The; Account of Martha Small and P t Grill 2,
Adiministratore of the estate. of Henry Stnall,
deeeased. ,
The ; Account of Nary Sterling, Esecutor , of
the eatite of Robert Sterling, deed,- mid Wm.
Smith. Administrator of the estate of Robert
McFerrin, deed., who was &cantor of Robert
Sterling, deed. •„ 1 • i
The Account of , Andrew Stewart, fidminis
tra,or of the east. of Harriet . Crowell, dia'd.,
The lAccetint of P L - Grim, acting Adminis.:
tratoi bf the 'state of Joshtut Logan, deed
The , AccOniat of P L GAM, Administrator of
the e l atito 44;9ilbert Donley, dee'd.
The Accimint of Elizabeth Dunlap, Adminis
trator of the estate of Joseph May,ward; • deed.
The
.Acotonnt of. R modes, Gtuirdian of
oeorge W 4 Powell, minor , sun of Wm. Poirelj,
.Also, Atcount• of same. Guardian-of Mary E.
William, Sarah , Jane, Elijah: and Ann Eliza
Powell, Minor ehildrea of Elesmer,liowelli r jr. - ;
deceatied. i
, . .
The! Acco unt of R D Hudson,
Guardian of
Blargeret Jane McKean. minor child of Daniel
McKean, deed. - • -
. .
The Account , of John May.' Guardian of Misi
M Fisher, minor child of Henry Filher, deed.
The Aecount of,Nicholas Ciuitteroseitt, Guar.;
dian f Jacob, Frederick and Mary,minor chil
dren of Frederick Deitrich, dec'd. •
The Account _of:Andrew Coie, Guardian of
Joseph McCoyoninor ganef Hugh BloCoz,deeil.
1 ; . B. B. WILSON, Register:
Beaver, May M, 1858. -
, ALL PAPER ! WALL PAPER I
i _i , -. , ,
OVER itoo DIFFERENT PATTERNS,
f '._
AT HAULER'S BOOR STORE ' , ,
_ ,
. Bridgewater, Fa, , _ 1
,
1 N i tW Supply, Nw Styles' direct, i frota Me
lEast; ar and‘samiw - Pittsburgh p 'cr. •
rFOR CASKAND COUNTRY. PRODUCE
• '
Mind, here you have the paper at none.,
1 let, youcan easily get an additional bolt.
21, Return you have bought too much. .
c
1 1
Sd; Exchange the bolt if your l lad don't
'k' it. . ' ' i -
, . ; STATIONERY
1
, .
20 different kinds of Letter Pape .) "Biblee:;
Hymn, School and miscellaneous hooka, In
largelisesortments. -
BTo accommodate our customers, all kinds of
ooks, if not at,and, will be order. and 'pro-
Cuied within a short time, and wi thout . extra -
Charge; that Is, mithout charging , more than
lie regular Pittsburgh prices' •
1 ' . Bridgewater Book Store. -
,1ar..17, 'SS.
Town Property Tor le.
qpßEinadersignd offerajor sal, a BRICK
DWELLING,' on Third street, .tul faraterJ,
occupied by David Somers. deed!. the house
is! two stories high, with good-cella ond atticf
contains two rooms and kitchen on first floor,
arid three rooms:on second' floor. Also, a half .
1134 with fruit trees, stable, &c.•thereon.---
T,erras:easy. For further infornia ' on inquire
ttt this,Orace, or, of . MARX .OMEIIB.
• Beaker, March 24, 1854. • •
•
*skies,'Clocks and
' , 1
IwouLD most respectfully give
citisens of Bridgewater , Beare
and vicinity, that I have received',
f, Watches, Clocks , , JeWelry &c.,
ig j
Setrlower,than can be bad in Pitt
but reasonable t 0... say that good
lower,hele.than in the large :chip
less, and our living' is less. lon
call and.l will tryand and , the
Particular attention paid to rep
es, Clocks and Jewelry; old G ot
taken ini exr.hange for goods or w
her the place; sign of the Big .
Stewart's Row, Bridgewater. W'
A CARD. --Having reliaquishe
and wishing to , settle it, I have le
and Jewelry left me for repairs,
,Plate, where they can be had whi
Having a. perionat knowledge of
would recommend him to my old .
Anything labia lirte.
Apr. 29, '67. HENRY T.
NOTICE..
Q . HE law reguries lExeeutors
1. trstars to settle their aecou
.
prior to , the meeti ng of any re
wit: For , march Tenn on or bit%
of Feb. 1858. For June Te
May , For Sept. Term before
For Nor. Tenn before 11th of
Dee. 18th '57. B. 11. 11'
,
- A large assortment
COOKING, PARLOR & 811'
Of vorions designs and sizes - w
nese, &nobility and neatness, e
ed in this or any other place.
,INS.CaII and examine them
topper and Sheet Iron Ware ° o .r
Sew Brighton, Sept. ' ;
Danap, 'Levi
SIIT,ESSORS
MADE HAMM' ,
MA UFACT'Rst WHOLESA
ji C L O. T H
India Rubber and Vora
• NO. 96 WOOD STREET,. it
1
JOUN M. DUNLAP,
JOS., 3. LEVIS, PIT
il
JESSE B. KILGORE, 1 "
, ,
1 11611 9 11 Ohio iiiiiiiersl
.
AOTICE.—The subscribe* having *some
tht solo owners of Beira celebrated and
oilginal Ohio MOwer, fat Pennsylvania, are
building these machines for ihe harvest of ig4,
of the best materials, selected for the purpose.
and finished in .
.superior' style., The unprece
dented demand for this Mower duriag the past
seaming, and its I:mita:rat success over; every
other Mower in the field, is, a,suie guaranty
that the- femme will eremie this maebine be
fore purchasing others, sim ilar, somewhat / in
appear/am, -but hiring notti of the tatted mer-
IMO NW; celebtated Ohio - ,-
. ' WARDROP,'STOUT & wiLrums, Pitts.
l
Office tat ifardrop's -See and Agricultural
Warehouse, No. AT Fifth street. • '
' • General Agent*—W., 11. i MoN.Any, -Canons
burgh; PS. J. Cat.nwita.,i, nakarstavy Pa.
. May 18; ISM. • I - . •• ,
Just Rece
O. -•. ,
E DEALERS IN
N et
shing,.GOOds,
SOURG,
•
, ,•
't• A. NEW t3TOOR OF - ‘,.,.::?1 , ,, -
•
,
- Fall and.*•Winter . .Croodo. -
11"08T received at the corner of Marlicti:4
a/ !Bridge streets, Bridgelater, Pa. , I.
just received sad am now opening a re*det
table 'foist of goods imitable for . the , prow
and coming season, to which I invite the stun,
tion:of my old customers and the publiiiti'viiii4 •
end ti - . ow examination, as I feel confident it
wiltcouipais intudity• and Flee to awl ease? • -
house In this vicinity. .-
DRESS GOODS & TIII3IMIBIGS.I
-I would especially- invite the ladieCtal
.1 (R
an] 414 ,, enact of sil4rrozes Ellet:ik ‘
usall wool delainekc iishmeres, cobiirge,•pop 'i
Persian cloth., Persian,twills, gingham.,.Chin&
tros,' paper ,eanibrics cambric, jacoirg '
and mu 1 muslin., skrwls; dress, •
t ie
lace 'fringes, bonnet ri...bon, sleeves, coil •
waist bands, hose &a. Also A large fluorite ut
4f men and bOys wear, consisting of black d
colored 'French cloths , doe skins , . fancy,
meres, -tired!, Gordo jeans; satin and f cy
vesting!, nett t elairte and drawers, silk tray ta,
black
handkerchiefs, stocks, sttspenders, eoforts
HOUSEHOLD soolig. Ir 3
Colored, White and barred flannel, ea tod
flannels, linseys, brow% and 'bleached, wittslins,..
skirting checks, drilling, ininkeens, tickiegefft, •
Boots and shoes for men, boy., ladid and Ail.
(ken ; for , durability and 'neatness cannot i t bit
surpassed. Also a large assortment of f.
hats,'cloth, plush and oil silk caps. Hatdokri,
queensware, .glass, Neils, and groceries; an, 0 4 •
which will be sold low for cash or produce} :.
Oct. 15, 1856. 1110 AS Al.Lolli* -
Freedom. bor.! " 19; S. • Fonder's, , ."' °
Brighton 7p . . I " 20,' It. Morgan's, ,! • •
11
Pulaski, . " '2l, Bob!. Wallace's,.
Moon, -.
" 25, Win- Elliott, -Esti*
liN the Couriof, Commint Pleas of ! ca
. 11 - ver Counts, N 0.14, Marc/s . Ternii '57.
In the matter pf the Assignment. Of Shannon
It. Whrkman to' .Marmaduke Wilson; 1 March
20, 1858, on motion of R. ,P; Roberts, Hsi.. thg
Court appoint J. H. Wilson, Eaq . an Auditor,
t
to attribute the twists In the hands Ofj e Air
aignee amongst the creditors. . 1
att - •
Esiv .Cottary se
- . ' .. 1 , •
AI True Extract from the Itecorck : 1 . •
- . ?, '1 . • . Attest, 1
"
• -, MATTHEW 8. QUAY, .
- '- ', -.
-- - - - -- iff .• '. .1
I •
Take noti c e the Auditor mill attend, is
the duties of the above appointment, at ;Ai oft.
See in Beaver, on Friday, ( the 7th day, :I May!
o
next, at 10 o'clock, a. m g!tiere thelc irttorn
are reqUested to be' present•vrith the lettlenes
of their respective claims. . I
Apr.•2l, '6ll, JOS. H; WILSON'', A ditoz.
(Star copy.) , . ,
Seminary Lesson. 1
Qur.ernon. How many -Ladies are therein tAs
Female Seminary in BeaTer I Asevii. ALS
Hundred. • -- • "
Quinton. 'Would it be a desirable ilioestron •
for an Oculist or Eye Doctor? 'Ans.
Quinton. Why not ? i , • Ans. Beciuseithep,..
dies all wear fine Ear Drops, 'which' tbey getl
-
cbeap at the establishment of 'WM. r•LitTE, iA
Bridgewater:. Re also deals bwrgelY in Flitter
Rings, Pins, Gold and Silver WarebeS,ali Cheap,
very cesp,,Ror Cseh. July , 22.1„',67..,
War in Horrible
WIRIENDS, • Citizens and Strangeia,' TAig
Notics—That D. WOODRII7/ still Cpitlliti
the MARBLE BUSLNESS in ill-:its isriose
.branches. Persons*Aing any thing to mart
'the last resting place uf their friends, Will tat
it - greatly to theiriinterest to give me ef 011. be 1.
-
fore-going to Pittsburgh; u I am. determined
not to be undersobi Stock of 'the best. Rutland
and Italian marble. Jobs finished Witb!dispatelt
and workmanship warranted: "A
word 'to the
wise isemfficient: -. jay -Shop on .Bridge street.
- Opposite Dr. Sniith's Drng Store.
aplB-Iy.
COAL COAL
OF the
nest quality, always on hand, sal
• for ssdo, at the mines or delivero;'• Oidsrs
addressed lo the uodersigned at - Fal stun, Bali
Ter. Co. Pa. will4m,promptly atteuded to.
R.•• D.•COOPEIL
• ' Farm for Stt,b,
milE rwifirsigned offers, A for ' salp . FIFTT.
• _L " FIVE ACRES of land,situated in Brighton
totritabip, BeavEr County;: within thrOs-miles of
the borough Of Beaver, and being a fportlonof
3 1
the tract owned by • 1%10.1 -Henry Sciall., / es'd.
Moat.of the above is under fence. Ilairt acres
aro cleared. There are Several' nuier- oiling
spiiqs of water, and an wbundancelof,,canael
and.Bitnminous Coal. , " • -I • `.-.-,
,
.
.11@)„,:For. further particulars iuquira •at - tile
aubscriberia Sharon. ; ..• .., S.
LIME 1 .LIME 1 . ,
.. .
To the",Publ Public, i.
THE Undersigned having finishediterol LIMB
8161 4 15, on the farm formerly belonging io Sap;
net Johnston, Vanport, wotild respe ctfully in
ri
form the. Pali°, 'that he is preps ' to .furnielt
;almost any quantity wanted at the horteet r it-i_
tice. The. Lime is of the best quality, lib(' n 1 3 1".
ly three-fourths of a mile nigher Beaver the!
ano other in the sietnity. J. '.. 1 .1P ow Et : .
Refer= to Itugh Anderson; Beaver; it S Ban.
ger; Bridgerater; or John Stiles, Itoehestor:,
. g® -Address, llechester, Pit:: I Apr "29,'67.•
...- DENTAL . SURGERY. ,:,
. T 31UliftAY would" announce-to the pedalo
•af • that he has, at ConsiderubluOit, preen- n
red the latest itaprovenien ‘ ts - i the - profeseios,
and is now prepared to ace. rtridatiT'svery
it
ni
.rariety of public:taste, , , . ••
Ist- Single gutnlteeth, on gold o r silver plate ,
2d. Block:teeth, • on gold pl to, presenting a
continuous warn.•'
...
Ad; Indestructible teeth o n G utta Perch*
base. _ •-., • 1 . '.. •,1
>, As this last is a new mode ".f inserting teeth,
should it fail to render , satisfeetion after a fait
tritil„l will replace the work with gold or oil-
Office and residence on Yarket Street, oppo
site the Market gouge; Bridgew ter. ~ •
Bridgewater, Jan. ;2, 1856- 1 1 ' 1' ..
Jewelry..
, Inotice 'to the
tr, Rocheater
= e new atock
which I can
Iburgh. It is
canbe sold
our rent ti
de ask you to.
•
raring Watch
,
and, Bilver
rlc Remem
;lob, No: 2,
*LI%4E
-66 business
t nl ' , Watches"
fritli Mr. Wei.
en nailed on.:
r Plate, i
customers tor
PATTON
l ead Adminte
i t 8 d4i
. Lir, Cciert, _to
i 're the Bth diy
j before Bth. of
th of
Oct. 1858. N .
WON, Reg.'
SHARON • STEAM MILL.
t
RDARRAGH & CO.,'' having purchased
.the property known as Ithe'SIIABON
MlLLS,'..and having pat up i now,. machinery,
and renovated the old, both ;fo Sawidg tpa
Grinding, and secured the serif es of ev4.
rieneed Miller, i tbey - amprepareld to furnish'
first rate article of Flour, , and all kinds of fed, •
as well as a complete assortine6t o r L t _tlibtr ,
Lath, &c. Tee highest trice inn
be paid its Cash-ter good and all kiii#
of-Grain: R. DARILIOII,
mar 7 • .1A DAIIRAteur
Ived
of
P STOVES,.
ioh for obesp 7 ,
:not be exo*U-
t the Stove,Tin
BESTWICK.
JOIIN X. iIIILZEIti. _O. 7. Ll4lls' le. Maid lA
I \ t•
!
LUKENS f;: S: NS, I '
I:rn v i o l
b. : r a t
8 . between i n,
gFORI and
si Pi D
A t C t
s i ° R b I n y u r i il s
i g h i : b s
Rochester, ps i Agents for'sieirnei !dicta',
4
L 7 FEEDERS TiT.: Sugar I Witt , 1141181/ „ 1114 .1
Orange Carrots, find Turnips of &Edo BTP• - :t
ed sorts, for "sae \wholesale land retall.silp e r
ediii i oan:st:olear:v
.;: ,
Seed Warehouse, NO, 47 Fifth dlb. Vtib;rgh.
sp2l - \; i JAS."WARDEWF.
M. 8 1 .
ATTORNEr,*T LAW),
(Dtscrut..ml7,)
Offioe la •thei Court Hp ilerfetv
JulylVlBs7. ly. -711
- TW ()TICS TO BlITCHE118:--,
.1.1 ten and tianpage,Filler4 1
at 47 Fifth street; Pittebirili.
Di.o. 9.`1857• ; ,:./41.11
I
PUBLIC, HO • S
rvui Submit:we. bath* pftrehaied 6 °l l
-L up tbat well known property at tbe
wen earner of the Public Square..aljoining the residence of Jodge Oat,
prepared to accommodate tl publia, inn*"
will un every ,exertion tdo Amuse anti eisti 641.
fortable. all who maycall ed him.
Beater, Alai 6, 'Mr- WK 41 . Li'"V
II
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r i ellr10111; id*
VARDROP.