Roy uln.ail td-um’ihfp Scotia,
from Liverpool Sept. 18; and
, town Sept. 14, aiyived liero rcstorday
morning, two days later
.news. ; The latest news fromAmerioa
was regarded as so unfavorable .that
some of the papers which ars hostile
to quf cause begun to renew the clam*
or .for intervention. ' Excitement con
tinues to increascin the English mar
ket torjthc substitutes of cotton espe
cially fdr jute. which', according to the
new method for its treatment, can be
spuii Vp cotton machinery, anil can
easily lie obtained in great abunclance.
It is believed .that: extreme Italian
revolutiorists in Loudon -have formed
a new plot against the life of Louis
lt is expected that ac
amnesty-will be granted to Garibaldi
and hij followers, and that in case
Rome js not evacuated by France a
new rcvolution-will bheak out. *
, i B®-Washington could not have been
' entrusted to a man in whoinilie coun
try has confidence than iti; Major
General Banks. Ender hw supervi
sion the fortifications'- have been
strengthened, and every, precaution of
. defence] wisely and quietly taken.—
is beloved by his soldiers,
and trusted bj- the people.
For the Beaver Argus.
Death of Dr. Charles H. Stowe. "
'Mr: Editor: It is with melancholy pleasure
that I chronicle a few; facts connected with the j
life.and death of one of the .many: victims
which this unfortunate war has made: True,-
he did not yield up his life on this field of ball
tie. as thousands of others have done,-, hut
while engaged in kindly officcsfo the sick and
wounded soldiers, in one of the hospitals- st'i
Washington, he contracted thb disease, which I
terminated what promised to .be a brilliant 1
career, when,,as yet,- his feet was upon its
threshold! •! ; ‘
Dr. Charles H. Stowe was.bonl in.* Beaver
county on fhe Btb‘ of-March, 1833. and died
Se*Jicmbcr|2oth. 1802, at the residence of bis
parents,-in the village of Sharon/ in i his na
tive county, in theSulryeur of his AgeJ .
' Larly in life he chose the medical profession,
and-in 1853 commenced his studies, with Dr.
• Mtirray, 6 1 Bridgewater,-.with.whom |he con
tinued one year, ■ He then placed hiniself un
der the instructions of In of
- l£itis\>urg|U f with whom he went
to Palis, hud remained about' five 'vears, ap
piying Lpmsclf closely to lhe| study' of the
French hjngiuige, and also of medicine and.!
surgery. in these departments he :
cade rapid prohcicncy.-and vyAs pronounced j
anit-ng tue most thorough French-Ischolays
Irom Aniprica. Soon’ alter his ■ return, he
opcxicil an oSipe in Allegheny city, but subse
quently. Ttihoyed it to Pittsburgh, at which |
the jgovc\i;niCDt calUd dor J*ia tervicca, ;
and hepromptlyaispondcd, having passed es-si
anunution mid teuUercd hls { set viceslsudD -af-!
ter the war commenced. . , 4 - 11
Kot on y ware his professional services highly
• apprecia.yd while, m Vl ashingion, but his rarej'
personal qualities so endeared .him to his. pa-|
.lienis and brothercphysicians, that h|s name',
will e-ver be'embalmed in their hearts'choicest?!
. liffcctiom:' ,
; OiiC of the most remarkable trails of his
character, was his pro tempi reverence for}
I God and religion. He was never known to:
uuer a p obsceue word; and the War;
• Subbatu oj his life but ohe,'iic was at his own!,
’.urgtni rbhLicsi taken to t\e house ofiGotfJ
where hidituticd p.;u utlvtiy to the Voided
. Life.* Being a man of Few words, and extreme-’
• ly reserved at ail limes, he did . not cuinmmji- !
: rale-Lis -thoughts on the subject'd!' religion as '
■; freely as many others would have done. But 1
■ L;s friends cherish tic hope that he was ena
k bkd to'AppropVmic thciuei-il&of-Chnst,- and so
: pHSa sultiy lothiu cl.iuo wirerc there shall be
to move ''death, lu his 'demise the country i{
";LasU.?t u .tlcvolcrl j.atrk-t. aucivtyoAe ol ' ita!:
, brigtical oinnieenta. ;md liis ■ family n filiafl
‘eon, a:uj a!!et-Uouii!e biotiier., . J.. S. ]!. j
.HlffP-j-In' Hridgeyrater. .Scpicnxberoth lSi;2,-
Sxn.M! daughter; o/ .\lrs. Nancy 'Mc
• 8 years, / months and ]!J days.
•3 hi? little girl departed .with /the precious
hope o|'.a blessed immortality beyond the
irmve. .She had beendcdlcatcd’toGodin iufan
. cy. and curly instructed in the life.
j oi wore more ’inquire
thaifehe ylvws'of riper years. I Hhe
had d rich Christian experience, and iiK
though she wua-soon cut down like the marn
ing flower, yet she lived,lung enough for God's
grace to produce mixer life a beautiful dustra
ot the fruits of thc*-spirii. Hexiast severcill.-
ness was pome with sweet submission ip .the
l)ivinc U;BI, and not a murmur, fell from her
lips.: It jvas guo'd fo'hcar-her of Je
sus and htsiyve to her -friends 1 and jacejuaiu
tances. the would repeatedly hayelhcm sing
and pray with her. In speaking of the
school shp formerly'.attended, her thoughts
turned instantly fo heaven,nti'd she'exclaimed
•*What a dchooi: and rebat'd master! How ■
aoou 1 will be there lo dwell with JcsusCr—j
And then, just before her/departure, she ten-j
j deriy and importunately, invited all. her dear
\ friends .ttCcome to Jesus. ••Come! Cornel l
' come withjtuc to heaven]” ; ‘ ? .. ! !
. **i roui adverse blasts," and lowering st onus, I
t iLnr Javored soul he bare; . i - j
And with yon bright angelic forms, \
fchc lives to die no-more.” i-’ ■
TIME.TABLZI.
CLtyjjLAXl* & PITTSBURGH, K.|K
r Beaver Station—Going East.
CamwKmf, Monday, May 5, 1562.-7 Trains
/.ate licaicr Sia'lion a* fvUutrt ; '
i;iij a. x. Arrives at I’ilisburgb,
p. m.-
- Going
/>,utlurjh at fvllotct.
*_*; Arrives at 8eaver,. .....7:25 X. x
f. M. -• f “ ■ •«, 5:20 F. »i
I ' J. N. McCULLOCGH, Prtt’i.
*- H. M i EKS, O’c'i i Ticket Agent., '
PITTSBURG', FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO R. R.
Rochester Station-Ooing East.
, Leave* Rochester ArrUt Pitts.
_' 3t Brigh’n Accom. 5:30 a: m 7:00 a. m.
• ■ 6:45 A- !i 8;40 A. M.
Alliance 8:45 a. ..10:40 A; m.
Ist Brjgh’n •• 12:34 I-. M..2:10 p. x.
-(1, Bngh n 2:15 p. ji 3:25. r. M.
-'lail, - | ~ • 2:00 P. ji...... 3:10 p. m.
1“ 12:50 a. »i...... 2:00 A . Si.
2d Impress, 0:40 p, *i ; 7:45 r. m.
j • Going West—
-1 Leaves Pitts. Ait. at Rochester.
IslßrigVa Accom. 8:50 a. si -..10:25 a. si.
2d Brigh'n -■ 11:50 a. m i:2G p^'m!
Alliance <• 3:00 p. ...... 4 : 55 p.
-Ist Itrigh'n *• 4:30',p. si; ,’6:0! p"-si!
2d Brigh’n;. “ 6:20.pi si; 8:00 p. n.
Mai), 1 7:10 a; X. '8:40 a. m.
Ist Express, , 1:00 a. x 2:10 a. m.
-d Express; 12:50 p.. * 2jOO p.; y.
A UG. BRADLEY, Sups., E. I),
For Sale.
4 BOISE AND LOT on theqorner of Fourth
and Boundary streets, Beaver. ' The
* being 32 fcht in front by 18 back, two,
four roolnB »nd hall. The lot
-Jhy 30ufccl. Good fruit on the premises.'
HARYBY-CHAFFF.RJ
t ant Employment.
I U business for'the Sprint*
wilb profits. Send for
', j , . Clr cular, containing full information.'
GEQ.,EDW’D! SEARS, i
rJ5 ’ , in William.ft., 5. y;i
Tag”SHIP'S
always ready. -
HOLLOWAY’S OIHTMEST.
LONG <m arch cs| eofejtnd stiff joints; bllf ter
ed and inflamadfeht, all these the soldier
must endure, MOTHERS, REME MBER THIS,
when your sons arej grasping their muskets to
meet danger, thinfclwhat relief; a pot: of this
ALL HEALIMd & COOLING Salves Will give
,to the one you lore when far atr&y febm-home
and friends. It hardens and makes tough the
feet so that they can endure greatffatiguc. It
soothes and relieves the inflamed ind stiffened
Joints,' leaving them supple,' strong and vigor
ous, while for ‘ ! / !
SABRE CUTS AND G UNSHOT WOUNDS
t stands unequalled, removing and preventing
every vestige of inflammation' and gently
drawing the edges together, ‘it quickly- and
completely, heals frightly wounds.
WIVES AND SISTERS OF OUR VOLUN
, : TEERB ■ ,' •
You eannot puf Into the Knapsacks of yonr
Husbands and Brothers, a -more valuable or
more necessary gift than a supply of this
EXTRAORDINARY MILITARY SALVE.
The lonely sentry walking : his. rounds at
night, exposed tp drenching rains and chill
night air, is often seized the most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGHS and " SUFFOCATING
HOARBNE6S, first symptoms of QUICK CON
SUMPTION, but! if supplied-iwith HQLLO
WAYS PILLS and HOLLOWAY’S OINT
AIENT, all danger is averted, a few PilTs taken,
night and morning, and the ointment briskly,
rubbed twice a day over the-throat and clust
will remove the SEVEREST PAINS and stop
the most distressing or DANGEROUS COUGH
Thcfore we say tp the whole army,
SOLDIERS ATTENTION’!
Sec; to your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplics although most valuable. These'
PILLS and OINTMENT have been -thoroughly
they arc the only remedies used in the
European Camps and Barracks, for over forty
years Doctor Holloway. has- supplied all the'
j armies in Europe,' and during the CRIMEAN
| CAMPAIGN bo established a depot at Bala-
I clava, for the exclusive sale of these GREAT
REMEDIES, many a time his special Agent,
there has sold over a ton in weight of the
i Ointment in a single day. These terrible and
; hit. al enemies o'f.tho Soldier in Camp,
| DIARR HE A. DYSENTERY. SCUIiiVY, SORES
; and. SCROFULOUS ERUPTIONS' all Uisap
i pear like a charm before these PILLS AND
; OINTMENT ,: and! now. while the Cry rings
i throughout ihe dahtl, . .
( 1 TO ARMS! TO ARSIS!.’
'i Do not let thesP brave men perish by -dis
j ease, place in their hands these PRECIOUS !
'REMEDIES, Thai will enable them to Resist:
the, dangerous ! exposures,' Ihpi Fevers," the ]
| Chills, and the wounds which they cannot j
I what is more; eannot frequently get ‘
I succorln the.moment of need, whereas sif our 1
j brave mcn.have only to put their hand's into ’
; their Knapsacks and find there a sure remedy I
; fyr all the casualties of the battle field. Ihnv
: many thousands of lives would Thtis be saved .
[ivho wdmld ptherwisc.perißh before rclicf’cuuM
;be obtalneq, ; I ■ ,’ ■'
; CAITIOX. —None are-genuiue unless j
; the words "JJiUloicat/, AVt? York and London” "■
i are discenulilc asija water-mark in every leaf •
\ ot' the book.df directions around each pol or •
; box : Uie.Namc may be plainly Seen hyholding |
' jhe ha/ & (Le ltyhU' A bandNoine reward will :
• be given to any,. one rendering such inforhui- ■
lion as may lead to the dvtcctiouof any
orpartics couateyfeilingthemcdicincs orvend- ’
ing the same, knoWiag.thcdf to be* spurious. 1
***'fc?old at the Manufactory of Professor ,
] Holloway, SOMaidcn Lane. New York, and 1
; by all respectable; Druggists and, Dealers Jm I
• Medicines, throughout the civilized world, in *
Ij-oxes at 25 cents, V»2 cents and SI each.
SSs* There is considerable saving by taking •
, the larger sizes. | ' \‘ r . ■•'** '■ j
, X. li.—Directions for the gtlidancc of pa-j
icr«ts in everydisorder are atfixed to each box. '
I ■ r ! i
“Tlie TJ nion
i Arch Street above Third, . '
f* PHILADELPHIA, Pa- :
Upton S. Newcomer, Prbp’r- i
rg"!HL> Hotel is central.. Convenient Pas, *
a £cnrcr Hnihvay Qnrs to all parts of the I
City,: and in every particular adapted to the
comfort and wants of the Travelling Public. >
• TJiRALS, 51,50 PER DAY. |
SCO T T s; dTJS IB
B. D. MARKER, Prop k,
Cor. Ihcin St. dr I)itfjuesue ITTiy, '
PITTSBURGH, PA. '
THE “SCOTT HOUSE” is one.of the largest
and best arrahged Hotels in the Iron City,
and neither pains nor expense will be spared
to maintain its well earned reputation. Its
location, is convenient to the Bridges and Rail
road stations, specially commends it to the
traveling public ! '
A; R, THOMSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offife, comet, oj Thridetren and the-Diamond,
B , PA.
may 21.
BNETEL, ARBUCKLE & CO,
MAKPFACTUTERS OF
! CABBOIT OIL;
r ROCHESTER,
I BEAVER COUNTY, PA [ap2
j JOHN B. AVILLIASIS, |
l BARBER. & HAIR-DEESSE
| (Shop one door east of Proudley's Hotel,
BRIDGEWATER, '
0:16 a. u
S;2p F. X.
,8:00 r x.
RAIL-ROAD HOUSE,
ADAM JOHNSON, PRO’R,
i ROCHESTER, PEXX’A, •
Kerr’s Hotel,
Third Street, IcE\er : i<rii’a
'S. KERR, Proprietor, j j .
L’IST OF CAUSES FOR SEPT. .TERM, ’O2.
GOMMEACING 2b MONDAY (6tu);' ’
3li!lcr 31c Bicketson .' vs James’Duncan.
John C. Eisenhood “ New Sewickly Tp...
George Hobart “ Nathan P. Couch.
James Duncan “ John M. Ewing, etah
r Aug. C, ’C2- i M. WEYAND, Pro.
Fecit jars & cans,
CORKS. ‘
> SEALING WAX, li , .I?*-
, ROSIN,
■ L CANARY SEED. &e. at *
L HENRY’S.
TEAS— Young Hyson, Black and Imperial
at . 5 | HENBYiS.
LEAD, at
BUGGY WHIPS, only '25 cents, at' ‘ '
. i t HENRY’S
WILLW WARE, Lamps, Shades,; and
Lamp Chimneys, at | HENRY/S.
Tl jfAGIC TACK HAMMERS.fShoe Brushes
IT I Blacking, Ink, Caatol and Sweet Oil,at
*• ■ ■ i HENRY’S.
77LAVOTING EXTRACTS—Lemcnand V»
X* «Ula, at | ' [: HENRY’S.
Pepper Sauce, Porto Monaies Pass
V j“Eook«iNof* and Letter Paper, YhSrelones,
tZ;kt..sC- ■; * •’. ,i,' l -.HEyRrSV '
r V ; : -i -j 1 ’
BEATER DRUG STORE,’
Opened in the Room formerly Oc
cupiedby thelateDf. EilrJs.
fTWE 'Subscriber, baring purchased the Es-'
A tatliahjncnt will endeavor to keejp con
stantly onhand all articles usually found In
’Drug Store*. . ■ r-r 1 : . | ' "r. •
being aPhysician and Druggist, the public
may rely on bis keeping tbo PUREST and
BESTj DRUGS. • ! ,
A variety of other articles win also be found
Tea, Extract of Coffee., Rosin' Soap,
Fancy Soaps, Port Monies, Combs.
ALE' ARTICLES FOR, THE TOILET.
spool cotton, lead Pencils,
NEEDLES, STEEL PENS, HALE
BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES,
, TOBACCO, SEGARS, LET
TER, NOTE, & FOOLS
CAP PAPER
Carbon . Oil . Lamps antf Chimneys.
j These arc * few of the. articles, and only a
Tew always on hand. Call and see.
' He will try, by close attention and fair
dealing, to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their custom. ■
. - . ! OF. CUMMINS, M, D.
attention will be paid to
putting up Physicians prescriptions. [ang27
Orphan’s Court Sals of-valuable
BY virtue ofan order of the. .Orphans
Court, of Beaver countyl will be ex
posed by .public vendue, or oat-cry,
on the premises, on ;
Saturday Oct- 25th, 1662, .
; at 1 o’clock,' p- in. thWfollowing real esti ite of
Alexander Gibb,\dec’d., situate in Hanover
township, Beaver 'co., bounded ofi the Korth
by lands of John. Gibb's heirs, on the East
by lands olJohn'Vitham’s heirs, on the South
by lands of Henry Lance and West by lands
of ■ John Garren. Containing about ninety
acres—about’ 50 acres cleared and well (Culti
vated. : A gOotl hewed Log Dwelling House
on'the premises. , ■ ' \
TERMS—One-third of the purchase money
lobe paid on confirmation of the Satediy the
Court, the balance of pjirchasc money, m, two
equal alinual payments | from that date, with
interest thereon, from the same time. ’ \j
For further information inquire of David!
Anderson. Adm’r. 1 - - I
By order of Court.
A.«. McCREABW
Beaver, Sept. 2d,’C2 ' Clerk.
, A IX PERSONS having business with tiie
■ subscriber will please call with Mr.
I KoLiert gallon, who. is duly authorized to ;at
; tend to all business during my absence; Also
all persons having .unsettled accounts will call
aiid make settlement assoou as possible. 'As
; it has become my duly to leave hohte for the
i purpose of (serving my country. 1 hope uiy
will still give thuir' patronage as
■ usual, us they will’find Mr. Tallon at the shoe
.shop and my son, James, at the tan-yard.
! ’ scpS, !B>J2. JOillX D. STOKES.
I St i*u ,y 3Jtixi*e.
CIAME to the premises of the Subscriber,
/ living jn .Dig Denver township, Beaver
i county, on the evening of the 21th of April,
; a'small Bay Mare, about o| years old, shod
'- all around.: saddle laa'rhs, off hind hough cu
i larged by a cut or bruise ;#»«• otlter miu ts per*
j ccivalile. • The. owner is desired to come foi*-'
ward.- prove property pay charges and take her
f'-awny, or otherwise she will-be disposed of ac;
cording to lanr.
junell St'
Estate of David Minis, Jr., M.D., Dec’d.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad
'ministration nave been granted by the
Register of ate.., of the county of Beaver,
upontheestateofD.wiL Minis, Jr, M. D. t dcc'd.,
late-of Borough tp.. in said county, to thesub
scriber residing in thcllorough of Beaver,.m
said couutv. Debtors-will and
creditors present their claims duly authentica
ted to;tls.e undersigned.- J
\ DANIEL AGNEW, .
Administrator.
Afrril
Ll§T OF LETTERS, CM.'ALLEi) FOR,
remaining in the Post Office atllochestcr,
Pa., Aug. 15lh, 18H2: . [
Bcntly & Genvig ' Kontcl Reuben: I
.Bard KS. . j Lythc John [ !
Childs John i Lauglilin M j :
Deary Sami B Lynch Johu {
Gilmore. Geo F Morrison‘Charles!
Greenwood J May John S>
Greppage A Smith Miss Waryj <
Hall Rev-A G iShdwness Asenith
Holts H Smith S J 1 |■ .
.Tossing A J Taylor E F I
King Elizabeth 'Thompson W S 1
Klein & Dulthc llVhilo .David , :
- Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please say they are advertised.
! T. M. TAYLOR, P. M.
Confessions & Experience of an Invalid.
I PUBLISHED for the benefit and as a warn*
I ing and a caution to young men who suf. ■
ferfrom Ncrvoua Debility, Premature Decay
&c., supplying at the same time the means 61
Self-Cure. By- one', who .has cured bijnsell
after being put to great expense through :med
ical imposition and quackery. By enclosings
post-paid addressed envelopes,; single Copies
may be had;' of the author, NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Esq., Bedford, kings Co.,
m.-lr2C:ly. ' . .
r EXECUTOR’S XOTICE.
LETTERS testamentary on tie estate of
Samuel Hanna, late of X'hippew,; town
ehip, Beaver connly,' dec’d, having open
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebt
ed to requested tq'make imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
said estate will present them tothesubscrihek
properly authenticated for settlement j ■
JOS. SHARP, 1
i J|OS. D. HANNA,
■Executors.
jelB—*
' ' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE^
WHEREAS Vetters of administration op
the estate of- 'Michael Rambo, late St
Raccoon township, -Beaver county, de
ceased, having been duly granted to the un
dersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
arc notified to make immediate payment, and'
t.hose having claims against the same will pre
sent them propcitly authenticated for settle
ment without delay. :
JACOB FRONK, -■
sep24. ; ■ ■ Administrator.
>.V NOTICE. JI
IIIIE Co-partncrship heretofore existing un
. der the name and style OfA. D. Gilliland,
New Brighton,- engaged |in the business 'of
merchandise, was duly dissolved on thoTSHh
day of .April, 1802. The Books will be settled
at the store of M. Gilliland. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to the late firm,
will please call and settle immediately, as the
Boots, will be closed without delay.■
A. D. GILLILAND.
' - . ■< J M. GILLILAND,
■ New,Brighton, May 19, 1 1862. •.
HENRY’S
eIAME to (he premised of tfic subscriber,
t in Chippewa tp., about the Ist of July
a While Heifer, ;2 years! old! The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property,'
pay charges and take her! away; otherwise she
willJbe disposed, of according to law.
- '-Aug^Jl— 2m. ■ v TIIOS, M KINLEV,
MACKERAL, 'Molasses, and New York
Syrup, at r- u | HENRY’3 •' |
Oil, 35 cents per gallon, at - -
in bia. establishment:
Real Estate.
NOTICE.
JAMES? K. CAEH'OUJft
Sti*a!y.
. GEIEIUL EIjIXTIOI ,
r b'ln ■
WHEREAS, in and by an act of jLbeiCten ■
6r|»l Assembly of the. Commonwealth
of FennsylTanify entitled “Ab Act to regulate
the General' Elections within the' Common
-.lth,” itia - • -■!- -d
we»u~,! it ..enjoined upon me tovgivenoj-rftpm l||e totime require.?- i f ,
tiee of such elections and to enumerate in said > No plenum sbnilt to permitted Jo votejat any
notice what officer* are to be elected : j ; p elcctioji| as aforesaid,, other than a whiicfreer
i I Jt»S^aSIR&&fSSI
° u u .of Bekvdr, do hereby oqe yeir, and iajfhs election districtiwtiere
make knowa and glvd this public notice to the offers tb rote, at least ten days Immediately
electors pf the county of Bcatei'i that a Gen- preceding such elcctirirf/'and within twb years
eral fclecfcon yrilL bo-held in; sold eoiiniy on paid a State; dr Count jr tax, which Ahull have
f'l ~;j 1’! \''j been assessed at least ten daya ljerpro tho
Second Tuesday in October Next, * ,ccti °m' ®ut a cititen of the Vnit*d states.
at the Court k°’ V u P ?n 8 » d who shall hare resided in this election
'M4«j paid taxes as stall be
■efctllSS&f nSfS'W ! W «*? entitleuto yote after residing iil Ijiel State,six
The ; i mbntlJ: Provided,'that thl white! freemeh,
& cltlx4 of |,he [United
ouffb.' f ■ ,'i < I i e ,n i; ■ r.r°: M twcnty-oiieiand twenty-two years, idd
Th*#» ninlrfAN n t ; r • 'mi Hi. ■ haring resided lli thS State one yeir and in
eAmwmswuans £,«& ***
dnekson in said townlhip. ™ “ shall Wi entiled to fote although thev-have not
The electors of Hopewell township wilimeet pa l?V ,i v t a /f I/,' £
at the school house in” the village I oPScoits- ’• No. ?
ville, in siid township i I « c ! o ‘ Bco,tB name V not co f‘«^“f b £' ,6t of taiablc Mr
f The electors of Independence township will by tlte Commissioners, uh
meet at; the house oPAlcxander Tbomnaon leB^ be produce a receipt for thq pay
deo’d, in said township, j ' P mentjwithin of a 8la?e! or county.
' The electors of Baecdon township will meet Med . fWWMF £ the Cjmstitution
st the house of-Barid Ewing id said town and gives sat factory evidence either on his
abip - I - i “ t 1 °T U own oath or affirmation orl of another, tljat ho
The electors of Frankfort district will meet such.tax, „r on to procured
&****£>
Hanover ; ■;£/ 1 *| 1 ' 8 one Hnd twcrjty-two years, be shall depose on
The elect on Of brcehc township will m^r
at the house of Elijah Kiswanger, in Hooks- S {° 4. ,ca ? tol,e y car bc,orc hlB I °I , P ll< ;?“ on >
town • V 1 ! , .i i and make of the; residence in £he
The ejectors of. Ohio iowtiship will meet hi 'hi^act; >nd that he
house flowj occupied by Jamison Elliott, insaid ‘i° m , Ulo V^ C “ :
townshlt). ! ! * - . ■ i f . hiffi thit he wi-of the age-nloresiiid,-agd!gives
The electors of-Brighton toWtishiU ffiot em- * squired this act;
braced in Industry district) will" Wet ;at the v^‘ cu l lon the namesjof the persons so
school house, near Kicbey Baking, in said K l *.? y°‘ c 8h “» be mWed mto thc|alphabet
town<hii) , ." '■ 1 ' I | | ical list by the Inspectors, and* notejmadc
: 'The e Jcct o rs i of the borough of Fallston will n £ ord >
meet at the Academy in' Fallston - i * f K 6 shall be.jadMiilted to votp. by reason of
The electors of Pat terson township will meet " ~ t« -.w « ^-V?gtt,'! ' lfJJte
at the school honse in the villageof Brighton. W op. account oj h.s age, apd
The ilectors of Chippewa towbsl,ip will ITl 0 f
meet at thb house of in S?„ c ?^ * “J i b ?‘J, 0 - “fV' : '-? T“n e
said townihip. r j • ; the like potea m the list of fers kept by
clecf-ors of Southißeaver township will' : i ~
meVat the hoiie Of Joliu Kowc, in said townl .J?? 11 tho name.of the person
■ : [ 1 ' i • - j i “ cbiUmng tc yotc fs not found ou tlie listl fur
'| of ißiirUngton ' towiship will and Assessor,.',!-,
Jeetatthlj Dhrlingtoni; ” 11( |.‘ ,1S F?« ht ,o found thbre ob not,
I The clecTi - / ier township will l " n shall
mett al tbe v Miller in said • th! * <fcty- ob i Inspector tq .examine buch
township 11 * ?! persons on as to qualificalion; if he'
, The.elect. ownship vrilUiJet ° laim ? ‘° hnT t sM|dfl^tWn^.Btaie^ne
ai the bouii irk, in saiJ'toivn- , " 0 ~jP ,B i‘f , !‘ s! . la11 be PW f f
gjjjp i 1 | i thereof, but hfe sliall make proof by; at : least ,
fit clecti jwickley town»hii> “f e ‘«n , | witness, who shall’ b|e a qualUi
win mecs at the house oocnj.ied by John MiN 011 .. e l lo pJ or > ‘«W has rc si dpd.wuhiu the.dls
ler, on land of Benj. Chew\l -*i- • tnct tor mofothaiijtcn.daid;»iitoediateljr 4»re-;
The cicciors ofl-ulaski will-meet ebtt \ ]l ‘“““‘f
at Dougherty's school hpusc, &. 4, in said *^ r • r# W'? e , n . ce '! >3 Pn"!«^c«'pr
township ' ' 6 i Ivj his Juwiul culling, !i3 k; withm thd dwtnqtifn’
i JThe ejectors of Marioni towpshipiVill meet 't I' i 'J I !
at the hbuJe of George jr./Hu said >S: shall pi event or Mfewjpt. to.
townshih *i ;■ O i 1 *■ V \ prevent any othcer ot air election, or use or
The electors of New Brighton bortug^\nd.. : l? r V !ole “ co <u s““y #l*
district wiil meet at theschool house, in' said or improperly interfere,
horoughl 1 , ‘ j; -i - D |\Jhi m mjum bxecuiiou of -Iris duty, or
The electo« of Koclibstcr toWnsiii P : will “R to mock up the wind;
meet at thei school'house jin the of
Kbchc«tcr ' ' J- n ;’i . holden, br shall riotously disturb the pea
: Tiie cicct'ors of the! borough of lllojihester ZhXv°!’i’r° r ,Tr U9 ° “ r
will meet al thei school house in Kddi&ter.i Mm|d«W fl tbre«t« force or violence, wit
The, electors of Freedom bproiighj and dis- * ?Lr ekhf h?' ; or : °T cr P?' v .e»
trict wilj meet at the school housl in Freedom. olßo,o r' Pffe prevent h»n.from .voting..
The electdrijof. New, Scwickleyl township k M if- ;
will meet at the house of John Feaxel, lin siid ‘° n ?’ F*”t b *t iW m “fv
township. i j ‘ j ’ not exceeding jfiV« hundred aollai-s, and b
Th« cledJ>w;'3f Industry diirtriet' wili pr! s” | lPf ,I V‘ n l'
at Hie aclioorhouse in Industry; .i ' : months, and if it ;»kal' be Shown that b
The clcctohi of Harihony township;will mefct A.T !!h *
at. the Hotel in the Economy. . * ! i! bad lhat the person otfeiding not ar.
The electors of Economy township will toilet ?f. “ t: o’’''' 0 ’’''' > ,r:S !j
st the house of George C.'Minis, inLidtowi- ; sa ' d cnc . es an . not
5 j j., f I ■ • , j-ij j .entitled to vote therein, tonvicti >n be
*At -which time and places the qualißed eled-, .i Bbn !} be |o;pay a fine ufaot less than
tors as aforciaid will elect by l allot— I '<»»?, bandredwor mpre than one Otnosand. dql.
One person for Auditor rGeni-rallof Penn- lars - be imi.nspucdnotlessthakstxiuonths
svlVan&l | ! ‘ •. /.-!> ,:i° nortnoro thautwo years. r , r
” One uerp ‘ ' 0 k|ij> niiy persop-or [persons shall be
ipn' for Surveyor General.,
rania. .! . . -j ) T -
One; person for Congress of (he United
States, in ; conjunction j with Washington,
Greene, and, Lawrence, ' ; : '
. One person for State Senator,, in .conjunc
tion Butlcricounty. . ! j j
Two persons as members of the: House of
Rcprcscufativesof Pennsylvauin, in conjunb
tion with Lawrence county. .. ff
One person for Associate Judge ; bf Beaver
county. , ; . ; . j J 1
One person; for District Attorney of Beaver;
county.- 1 '■ b, , j, '■ vr ■ • !
One person for Commissioner of Beaver
countyi ■ ■ !'■ ; ' ; t J;. I I
i One person for Poor House Director of
Beaver county.; , T I ' . J |,
One person: for County Surveyor of Beaver
County. '' . 7 | ’’ \ j.
One person; for Auditor of Beaver .county.
Two persons for Trusiees/of Beaver Acad
emy. I' . r’. : !,. ■ v ,; ;j .. ~'i
Notice la Hereby Given,
That every! person except Justices of the
Peace, who shall hold diyi office or appoint
ment of profit or trust 'tinder the Government
of the United; 1 States, or of this State, or of
any city 'or incorporated district,; whether a
commissioned officer or I agent, who is or 'shall
have been employed under She (legislative, Ex
ecutive or Judiciary department of this State
or the United] States, or of any city or incor
porated district; and also.lhat every niehiber
o ( f Congress, and of the State' Legislature, and
■ of the Select Or Common Council ol] puny city,
or commissioner of any incorporated
is by law incapable, of holding ‘or exercising
at the same time the office;or appointment of
i inspcct.br, Judge, or Cleric of any election of
the Commonwealth, and'that no Judge, In
spector," or any other officer o'f such! election,
shall be divide to any.tq be then voted for, ! I
Also, ,in and by the fourth section;of an Act!
approved the of April, ,1840, it is "enact
ed that the l"t!h section iffthe act passed July
2d, 1839, entitled an act relating; toj the elec,
lions of this Commonwcali h, shail not he cony
strued so as to!prevent any military officer or
"borough officer from service as! Judge, In
spector or Clerk at any genereioiispccial eiee- {
tion in this Commonwealth.- 1 !
And the said aot of Assembly, .entitled “An I
Act relating toitbe elections of this' Common- ;
[ wealth,” passed July 2d| I 1889,1 provides ra's ,
[follows: ' ■[ If ij .. \- j" -i -i 1
That the Judge and Inspectors chosen has
aforesaid; shall meet at their respective places
appointed for holding the election in the dis
tricts to which limy respectively belong, be
fore O o’clock on the morning of the : Second
Tuesday, of October in enicli and every, year,
and each of said Inspectors shall appoint ,one
clerk,-who shall be a qualified voter of said
district.: : : ',j ’ E' Pj- ■ ;p
In Case the persons who shall here receiv
ed., the sccfind highest number of votes for In
spector shall not attend on the day of an elec
tion, then the person! Who‘shall have received
the second highest; number of v,otcs for Judge
at the next preceding election shall act as In
spector iu his place; antfin case the persod
who' shall hhve received the highest number
of votes for:lnspector shall not attend, the
present; elected Judge shall appoint an Inspec
tor in his place; and in cay flic person elect-! I
. . - r‘*' 4 - in coat
cd Judge shall not attend, I heir the Inspector
who received the highest number jof votes
shall appoint a Judge in his place ; .and if any
vacancy shall continue ih the board for the
space of one hour after the time hied .by law;
for! the openingj of the* election, the hualified
voters of the township, ward, or district for
which such officers shall have been elected,:
present' at the place of election, shall; elect one
of their number to •fill auhh vacancy. I
-■ It shall he the auty of Assessors
ivelj to snood. at the ptaba of ho*'’
--l f -
l, s>ecial iOr tottttflbip' election, during
1c such feUrtioii3!ksept opeh, fcr the pttr
'giving information to the lp; j.ectp'ts
Iges prlieii callcdon.in rclafi<m||lo-ibe
if any persona ass&scd by tberptovute
elections, or such-other matter* in re
in.the; assessment* of voters as tho said
tprs or 'Judge, or'either, of them shall
fcenei
the tn.
pose';' oj
and Jii
rights
at jracl
fotioii’
Inspeci
‘cnusyl-
of wager upon the result Of any plcct iuri’qritlv
in this ComihonweaUh, ot shall offer to., make
any such- bet or wager, cither l)y rerbul proc
lamation thereof. or by written or printed
(Vertiscmetit, 1 challenge of invite: any pcrsjih of,
persons to make such a bet or w-'ager, Jupon :
conviction thereof,' lie orTheyshalliforieitand
pay; three times the amount so bet [or offered
to be bet. V ■. | ,i : J V | !...■
I If any person not by low qualified shall
fraudulently vote ot any election within; this
Commonwealth, or being otherwise qualified,
shall vote out of his proper district; or if any
person knowing the Want of such qualification,
shall aid or procure such persohs to vote 1 , the
person or persons so offendingsbal],ton convic
tion,, be fined in any. sum lidt exceeding two
hundred dollars, and be imprisoned for‘any
term not less than three months;, .! . I ,
If,any person shall Vote at more than one
election district, or otherwise fradltloutly fold
andjdeliver | to] the inspectors' ftvo tlckcija'to-'
gctlier, with the intention to Vote’ illegally, of
shall vote thesanic, or.if any person shall 'rtf;
vise or procure s another to do so, hp or tlify sh
offending sh all; on convict ion,- bo fined: i'njfa liy
I sura riot less than .fifty nor more than' five hutlf
j deed dollars, and be imprisoned foV any ’ erni
not less than! three nor niorb than twelve
months. i: . \>. ' i ]
If any person not qualified to vote in this
Commonwealth agreeably.to, law* (exebp ; the
sous of qualified citizens, jf shall uppear|atlaijy
place Of: election for the purpose of t>s,uin'g
| tickets, or of influencing the cil izens qualifiled
I toyote, he shall, on .conviction, forfeit and piny
I anyisum not exceeding one hundred dollars
j for every such offence/and be'imprisoried for
[ any term .not exceeding three months. -'[ I f
The Iteturn Judges of the s'eviral districts]
aforesaid are requested to meet-at the] Court
Hyuse, in Beaver, on the firstV]Friday! after
the Spoond’Tuesday of October; next,’kitten
o’clock, a. m., to perform those 5 things feijuir
cd by law. ! 1 .s- ■ |‘.
And by ‘'An Act relating to' the ] Elec
tions of this Commonwealth." passed
the 2d day of, July, 1839. tf is frovid-
I . eefand directed.as follows-: ’!;■■;■ ■j J -
|. ‘ 'j'-''’ I' i . '* -V . 1 • •' • I
L Stic- 81., When two or more Spnrities shall
rcomposc £ district for the, choice,i)f a. member
or, members of the Senate of this Coinmon
|wealth, or of! the JIouSS of representatives ]of
{the United-States, or pf this Commonwealth,
the Judges of tire electing in l each■ county,
having met asjaforesaid, the t Iprksshall make
out a fair: statement-of all Jo yotos vfhich shall
have] pcen givenjat, such,election, wltiiiji] the
county, for every , person' voted-, for, as shel;
member or members; which shall-be sighed (ly !
said Judges and attested'by the Clerks,, and
one of thp said Judges shall take chargs of
such certificate, and shall produce the same ait
a meeting ofroho Judge from each county;, at
suchi places. |n suck district, as is or may 'be
appointed by law for the purpose; ’which meet
ing shall bo beldbnthe seventh day after the
election. 't j . ()•; i* ■ j! j-
Sec. 82.. The; Judges of the several comities
have met; as aforesaid shall cast up the sev
eral, county returns and made .duplicate re
turns of all the votes given- for such .office in
said district, and of the names of- the person
*”«ons elected. - - - -r
or persons clpotedj and one pf said returns}; for
each office, shall be deposited in' the office of
the Prothouoinryof the Court of Common Pleas
ofthe 'county in which they shall licet,' and
the other shall'by said Judges tie, deposited .in
nearest 'pos{.'office, sealed- and directed as in,
parts- two and three of' the eighteenth sec
tion of this act. ' i."i Tr
,j osg. 83. It shalPalso.tic the duty of thc Rc
turn-Judges in every cise; to transmit toeach
pf |the persons elected to serve in’congress, oriu
the House of . Representatives of thisComiQon
■weattV a.pertUeat* af hk elaeMoa. «i*|d>
respect
's ««r
'll' I
1111 U
five days after, fee day of .making np such. re
turn. f-lip'iV . . J 1;,,'':,. ',
.! ‘fhe Return Judges of lee,Representative
'Bistfict. composed of the counties bf Beaver
anil l.avyrencc vVill meet at the Court House
injtßcaver, according to the Slat section above
cited. [I - 'i>, |p v| I : d
""-V ’Given under niy hand at Beaver,
t SEAL Vic Blh day of September, 1802,
V. *nd of the Independence of the
Cnifcd'Staies the Eighty-seventh.
jf |JOHN BOBEBTS, Sheriff;
tee; Bearerj Sept, C, ’O2.
! Sheriff’s!
SON. James cqoic, v ;
ZCayor' of ijpWfiliLf 3£JUBBi',
ALBIN BEARD,
tj- \ of .NASHUA, N. H;
E. W. HARRINGTON, 5 I.
, Mayor of MANCHESTER, M.
HON. ABBOTT?, | .4 '
Mayor of COMCOBD. JSt. H.
HON. A. H. BULLOCK,
Mayor of WORCESTER, MASS.
HQN; NATBCL SILSBEe] ’>} *
. -Mayor of SALEM, MASS.-'
HON. P. VST. LINCOLN, W., . '
.. Mayor of BOSTON, MASS.;
HON. WEt. M. HODMAN, " ■']:
; -, - Mayor of BaO VXDENeB, K. I.’,
j HON. AMOS W. PETSNTICiE, ■. V
Emcloymo.t aod ' <»**•
■ :: jL - .■'!:■ ! HON. J. N. HARRIS, [ ‘
'COMMERCIALAGENTS WANTED E^ yor or I t EW Lol, ? >o f?* CONN.
TO SEI.I. WKIIIS Wm TUB HON
!’ : ■ I HON. D.E. TIEMANN,
■ L -- Mayor of NEW VoliK CITT.
“Mannfact uring C ompany. : hon. h. m. ejnstreit,
XX7 K PHt G . A COMMISSION OF; Mayor of HAMILTON, C. WV
i jj per cent.ion all goods; • _ • ;i.< . r | » .•
: sold. by < our Agents, Or tfe will pay ivages at : HON* ADAJVT |.
from S3O ip month and pay | a!l nc-j i . " jffayop of TOSONTO, C. W.,
|cessarv expenses;, For pumculartj »afidr?‘;rt j f
Wltl ‘ 8,al " P ’ CHAN. ÜBOGLES, Gen: Ag‘t, J . * ' cf CINCItTITATI, OETC.-
Eo\j Adams Manufacturing Co.L Beiriut, ; HON. L IJ.- CRAWFORD- i 1
Michigan; J| ■• My :%tBt>£,.. ;• ' ■ Mayor of LOUXSVtpis, EXT.
- ~ TO WN SETn D, EON. JOHN SLOAN,';j ' ■
• -1- | i- ' ÜBAb&i W.r- •!•••■ "vljiayor of Ltoa|3, lOVfii
I, h oj?, TATijoXEh y
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,.,
Tt *Y s ARTII>LKs. . MayX of AtrsnbTA. Mia.
. no(>) - BRIGHTON.; .Pa, HON. HENRY GOOBER; 'J?., i
I. ’ Quarterly Statement I. -/ ‘ - Mayer of hallow ell.-me.
OF Till; OF -BEAVEII g6CNTY..'HON. JAMES S. BEEN, :'•■> :
■' , : -Bbiomios, . Aug.,.§d 1882.; 1 ; ■ ' Mayor of FEEDEHIOToN, 11. B/
,I 1 r.IAUH.ITIKS. ■ •! f| ■. . ; J j, ■ I ' ;■- . V-,
[Capital Stock paid in....„.'..5.53,4i)() 00 ; WILLARD N 'J E, ,
jNplcs iii.Circulatiiorij.;..;.......j!|,3os.Qoi "*,l'■ ; Mayor, of XIBW BSDFOIID, MASA
;DiscouM : Exchange and jiiiercst.!;... il,Sgs-Csi._ Jjo' _■ TIT L TOT , T iV: I. '■ “
"Due ftepuiliiors 50,WS Hi HQN. J. ELAISDEtL, ... , ,vv
ißjvidend ijnpaidAi. j ;jKi 07 i j 1 r Mayor of FAXjXj EIVTK; MASS.
| T0ta1;,*1....;..,,,,...V.120,117■ 90 CRANSTOf i,;•./ •j ,f
■;'C.;.: M,t;.or of KEWTOa-T.
Noicsnnd BilKbiscoiiritcd, !...Si;!3,OJ‘2 50 | HON. i’REp;. 1 r
Lo;»n.to Cojmmonwca’itli 0,000 f*o | r V. ' il'-yor of GAliSrrA,; Hal*.
U.‘S. Treasury Xolcs, 3-lU per ctl.-.jl.S-GO. W —I--, I
Due from V*ahkf*..Ji„.-17 HpDGDEiyj *.. I
Xoteß and of other liahks.. ip-S9B ‘ of !JXT3UQitnS I XOWA-
P 5 : EQI ?- THOMAS ,
Current Expenses;.... ; ; ....!a5-o «: : : Mayor,of CUATTAriOOGA. TESTN;
■ TS.-1 -1 ■■ i -i ■ V-^rbi;- )HDN. ! ROBERT BLAJS. ■' > .
i* \ vV'*iVV’Vti'VTt"*"**"i’ *V * t' * V ’ TtrSCABOCSAi ALAf
BlvAa Lit CulNTi ss: Before rnc. la notary; : -i ' I -.A- .1.
public, in And for;|s]iid ,County, canicj [EiUvard i, HON. R. D. BA'TJGII, * .;{ V
lldopsi, CiishicrjOf the Baiik of Bcaivcr Countv. s ' ‘-Mayor' of SIBMFHI3, TENN.•
who heingjduly »«Brh.cd;acs'.rtling b>|law, dob kxinTv' rW-ARn tSTT-rTT T ' ■
poseth that the'Jtfcovc slatometil is correct CrJti±Cii.xtU, ollXlx, .{
tiye, aechttling to the best- of his : .kt-imvletlge [. L. { ; ; 'iZsybT cC HEW, LAi;
belief:; ' :;. i . . ELiV. A IID HOOp.S. 4 HON. H. D. - SCRANTON;
AGirlnC-V and subscribed before ino this <lth ; ,1 Mayor «f HQOHESTEH. M ■
day of Aug, ,JNO. CCTHBEKStkN, ■! t. '« . . ** . X *‘
j' ■ j _ Notary X’uldic. j. HONv-4DE Vvi'i'T. C.' GROViS, * '
Cnas. Ilpors. Depilty ■/,■ .■|j A t j ■ ' Mayor .of CTICA, H. Y.
i>iKwoliitioila " ; HON. Oeo. wxlson,
;r^irF/Co[p^ t, 4 !ihi l| heretofore cxisi ing tin-;! L '/. of EITTSBpKO. PAi ,
;X dor the njmeand'style of M 'Coxxfcu. & HQN. f! TT. ETtMt., li,l -
IfAEUAUiis,. FaUslpn, engaged in-ihefoundry : Mayor of BETA&PI'/ liftrii.
and .Mpchihe ' I’.usiuesH, was. duly diswlved'on ! Mayor or. CETSOTxi MICa
tlio 3d day;- of.'juite,. The bonks of the! HON. HEMAN t. PAGEi
late firm settled by M. Uarragh & CV., . 7 '■ of T.TTT.w«rnmii yrye.
at their office in FttUston. Beaver countv. Pa.. I A... I, ■ ( '
where they*will continue>aid busintUa in ail i HON. W; W.j VAUGHN, | ;
\its branelics. j Al( persons knowing I ' Mayor.Of BACINei, WIA .
{lndebted.to (lie late firm will please 'call and •* TTmtti A TfattlJ ' . !
.;scllle iitinicdiately. I>l\ V-(I) .M’( ()NN |;LU .’“r"? A ‘ -‘uhP
j; ■ \i , r BAHIIAGH, ! / i WlB,
Fanstou.je.M.T.G* S, DAUBAGII. . HON. JOHN C. HAINES, ;
■ "~A D^IXiS'THATOI?’S XOTIOkT - : '■■■/ - Mayor of CHXCAQO, ELL.
1 ETT.EIIS of Administration on the estate M. J. A. HEATH,; ■
jAti of Col. JpsKt’ti If. Wilson,, late bfr the 1 j . ' ‘ . Mayor of SELMA, ALA.;
borough of Belter, Beaver Couuly. j rcrin'a. HQN. A. J. NOBLE- -‘i
dec'd, bavins be)>h graced io the undersigned j, , Mayor ofi'MOIITQOMEEY', ALA
nil person* inddKcU tbjsnid estateareirequest- ’ A .. I .. Li I
to made imnicdiatjc payment, and thosic hfiving v ; "ON. W* 8. HOLtfBAI),
claims against the same will present theul i Mayor of COLOMBO'S, OA.
properly aurficnticatcdifor settlementJl nnw mpiniinn,'/, xta-mttpt
i JOHN H.I WILCOX, K-anklmitp., WN .£SPAB<nBBO' MANUEL,
a«B2l. . , (~-■* 'Administrator. : ihi : [ . H«yor of VESA CBVZ,
i ; , DON PIETRE jDE CABALLO,
•Mayor, of, MEXICO.,
, J. W. CRAFT,
COJIMMIO!! MF.KCII.IXT,
K ,185 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ordcrs for Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods,
and (Jroceriee, , promptly’y.nlled at the Very
lowest prices, when accompanied with cash
or aipccjuivalenlJii ; ; j ; sepl (:Sm.
~\*i ANTED—IO,OOO Bust el* d { Wheat,
»T •• 0,000 : Kve, !
“ ' 5,000 ’ / Barley,
_ ; s 6,000 Oats,?
Dellrercd .in Pittsburg, for w])icb 1 arii author
ized* to pay the highest prices. Addicts,.'
•> j. w. guaft. j..
-Vo. 185, /Merit/ Sired. Piiltbiirg.
" l' .■■!'; J ;
ssa
MX L O A
*r, or
with
shall
IWOI'
iy be
:ei of
• m
de-
an v
>r: to
f-i:m
? ir;i
:c!ve
r.ilh'e
n b^
Jasmin istilvtok’S ;n<
I: ETTIMIS of. administration, on
J of Hpnv Heed!] late, of Hope
ship, Uenyer. bo...';dec|<|.-.. having I)
ed to the umkTBipiie.il', [dll persons
said estate' (ire rhiiucsted, to maki
payment, ami tliuse having claiins’
estate will preseiht them, to the
properly fur settleiii
. , ■■ ■. V .'. I' I. ELIZA 111
,'i’f _ ' j..- ■ 1 THOMAS
sept” . i . ’ Admit
ISTKATOirS X<)TdqE.:
; ETTEKS of Administration on the bstar"
-* /pl s James AT. I.n rt:ll,j late of -Raccoon,
township, jUeaver Ctmnty, I’end a c cc'ij having
been grained to th;e undersigned. all [persons
indebted fo said estate arc requested to niake
• immediate payment, and those ha linhl claims
against The same wjll, present them- properly,
authenticated for settlement.' (■•-•
! ; JOHN MHEXRY,-,yr. AduTr '
| EXECUTpii.S' XOTipE. V.
.jVTT"IIEKEAS letters testa'ment|iry jon the
I ' estate' ofAiEo. HostvKti. late iof New
prl£hton. ißeaver county;: haviiig .been
granted t<il the undersigned, all .persons 'in
debted.ro raid estate arc, miuested to make
pnmcdmte paymentl and those having claims
igaingp the same will presl-nt them p'rnpcrjy
autcnticated;for Bcttlemenl.! 5
■ 'P I<-- - JOHN UQSWEIX.
j ;■■. Pi' j BENJ BEUISO.N, ■
' j June 2oi jIBG2. . . i ] Executors. !
executors: -notice.
IIXTHEItEAS lejlcra te.slanientaiv.-having
Y y been granted ui liic nn es
tate of Robert lUmscjs laic of. I lan-.
Over Township, Reaver;coumj-‘,-P.f., all persona '• gtal
knowing themselves indebted to said 'estate. Chili I
are requested tO make paynicut immediately, inost-'al
and having claims agajnjt the aantciwill
present them to tb(j 'subscriber duly aulhenti- what re
catedforeektlctdentj ELIJiAMSEY, | ' i confldcj
may2B ;j| : ■ ; I , • ■ Executor. ! a portici
: Notice. V.-
A Lt persons Living unsettled account
f\ withime, oir Simth & Collins, within the
last twenty jearjs, for Carding; Spinning,'&c.,
trill please call iti the Kallston Woolcn Fnitory,
fcefore the’; first . ;bf October, 18(12,’ and settle
the satne by cash or note. ' I I s
|! jj EPH’M. SMITH.
' I
■ ■ ' ' ■ NEW "■ ■ • ■' • ' :
UILIXp *SII . jIiXiUA-M KIM
•j M ESTABJ,I.4IIMEXT,
B^i)i?AY^)tew/BaiGHTON v PA .' '
(FourjDobw below Dr. Sargent'* -Drug Store.)
4, :m^T,«2— It-| MKS. i- WJii KENC: .■ '
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities. r
] ' We, the undersigned lia/ors, hereby ec?i
| tdy'- tha£ thd Druggists, Apothecaries, and *
Physicians of bur several cities hire signed
;» document of assurance lo us that ARAB’S
BAB3APABHAA has been fbuhd to bd
a remedy of great excellence, and worth/
tßd eenlldeaee' of the community.,
HOW.
HOW.
■tic!;.
V'n T f,a,C EOJOpiIdtJES,
he«. pnC' " : ' Mayor of HAVANA.
jiniWii’ciHo DON ANTONIO ECHEVEJtA, .= .
c umtKMliuic Mayor of UJIi; TSB.U,
ffoWrbir -DON M. G. MIIANQNO., . ‘'}
iluritj. { Mayor of VAI.PARAIsd, fTTTTT.T,
TufciED D ° N ¥AHO SESQUIPEDAMA,
istijaf m's. i ' of 810 JANEIRO, B&A2TD.
; portiiy that the resident Driuoyiata "have
X .. assured them ‘ '
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
la an excellent remedy, end worthy the con*
■ ! . j ' fidence of the community, !■
t*o» «I, . j j • ,
For Purifying the v Blood. ,
For Scrofulaor Klng’siETll.^
For Tnmorij Fleers, and Sorcili; j
ForEruptlonsend Pimples.. I
For Blotches, Blelns, ami Bolls. J;.
For St. Anthony’s Fire, Rose, jorr EryJ
ForTettcror Salt Rheum, V: [slpelak.
For Scald Head and Ringworm. *
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores. -W
For Sore Ryes, Sore Kars, andllnmors.
For Female Diseases. . . : '
For Suppression and ■ Irregularity.
For syphilis or Venereal Diseases.
For Llrer Complaints. ■
Formicates of the Heart.
fayors of the chief cities ofi the tTnl- t
tes, Canadas, and .British Provinces,-
’ern, Brasil', Mexico, and in fact al
l the cities oil tins continent, have ”
Ws document, to assure theif people
imedies tiiey may use with salety and
ace. But our space will only admit
mof them. , . i :■ ‘ ."(■ ; T '
Ayer
.-'A;
[s Sarsaparilla,
r er*s Cherry Pecfe
Ayer’s Pills, andl
Ayer’s Aguie Cure,
PREPARED Ut ■
»r. J. c. Ayer ft Co,
■■■ LOTTELL, -MASS., "
by Druggists every where* 1 1
4nd.<
For ralo by B. Minis, jr., BciiTorV ri
(toahctcrj '\Vajipouer. k \hakty r i&it.
Kiotola, fiaiiei:; J-- iSiirgciu, Non'
i, ' Jolm Black, -Darlingt-cp, Duh--
■l d S Hr ,. Fnl'.blon.srd Vy dealers ever/
■' ; • F«h: V 2, *cV ■■
■ -eeu
Croaa,
'doir • -j
Bright*
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