• A-V ? oti iG.UiJIwr- P. T-,Sopt, ’63.
‘ rjjj, ]7 P yon insert the,
bhlijgo fricriii of the
«t XitfVl* Oencr.il
p j!,; ; . V y n J-3W:, AiJir. 10-li. 7£O3.AVm.
n, 340i1i Pain’s
fel, t firth V furejd upon
Viut itpirit hna taken Jta
( i iln* world, *iuid
V^. u . t«Vliibk with sorrow ot&he
t’fcupifd by him
Ik, f Sve w not there to cheer
*. ( <i the wratT march of by the;
t-Si Wa«' of the camp fire, where
,ft before we hare eujovrd hiVplea#-
!»ni eomnaßionahin. ,-Q.tjr. mees; ha#
loat a. waniro;'jir&, each, one
friend.:;-TT hep he left a# to
‘ t,i tl--e Hospital Ids jllpess was r.ot
i pf.fca nature' as to create the
hfdanger to hi# life, and" we
| forward with.pieastire to the
)Vc wi>erf, U« idtoul l return to ha--in
1 of heijlth. But hi#
:^ u lv firm I# laid I'<w, anil his voice
irid rt ; 1- death.-. ■ He fell, not amid
iiiij-stvufr shell or crashing musket
Iv riili-othcr tatnnides— b«l ytt a
--■...tvr <>i> •i# country’a altar ho died.
i-V-'i'-i whs ifear td hc fever
qr.jw. or wafbjp the fledlin-;,breath,
died ’bitt’ not anmouroedwT*
Tse-’ 'mth iiitelijjePce; fell upon
.&,£# will, mishin-r powpr and’a
Tfldiirviviis eft't n v er it# wnudi cpuTu
i, f.; t iK"v'.,ii ? .nellcd. His history ’and
; -s'-.iuiv maSIV trui's of ynaraeterj
jWii hi- -pos^ssed;' had made hunt
,- u i-io a#'a# a I bt-.11.er. Hi# e&rly ;
I; i -,va»' (rauyt.t ipilh *'® l !j' CSl, L •' f 'TaTOXICE is hereby given that the Aunual
fii >> neTMitr \\s.a e^men t o f incomeand other Nation
’tie -zaa-Htja.nVhipj V :,, t ceased, ho *ve!it aiTTaxes, for the pth Collection District of
‘--rtfi -ilni-c itito jtlioV world', and by an feWylrania, as registered in the books of the
' . iI : lit-; f-iined the- esteem of Ass&iant Ancestors,, will be open for the iu-
K|“** . ~1 . , ,i K «.«ctioa of all pencils who may wisb.tq exem
;ns a fl«mmanees v .At > ■ • - . j ne their own list* for the space Sf-fifteen
> ■ iu:ir< lied I-rth niati*nlly_. .in , f f om,*Bd'«fier-the D'nli day of-Scplem
y:-‘!ii( il u,thi# Ijtp iitherdeielito. «e tier, 18«3, at the following places, to pit: -
V, >fli sec hitjv no more. 11-’ has gone Division So, Ist the office of Stuart,
ti e —-Ue ; nt tiiv” and left US ill iit. Jackson. Lewrence on. •
Xn-rt.W-ftud-sadiies#. • Hi.*sleep known ;■ KeisifnSo. 2, at the office of T. J. AHSTrd,
P-". ,• .v,.r h,'< Princeton. Lawrence co.
r ; l ; -Un-v-l-d- p . ... Division So. 3, at the office of G. W. Ham.
, i.anve ibiiiild Jiee.sjn.' b.'sesainple oe.jj ji ea y er> Beaver co. - . |
lr- 1 i"V>ic ! ii i.-;;.(J)o.tahJu!#' --h our lieurl# . Dirisi-in So. 4. at the office of .Eli Keno,
J-er. “jiEisMATii.” : New liritl.lvn, Bearer en. '
j ; v •! Division. Noi 0.'.5l the office of William B.
'r-ni.M'.'eiitiifs /Or the following,; Trimble, Hoocatiwn, Bearer co. ,
V , . v 'l l I Division Xo.o. at fhe office of O. P. Cooke,
a •J.'*'- by tlie (joCa- j.Crfias Creek, VTashingionco.
-:-.\Ve hope our -friends • 7,..at (he office of Jos. C. Bople,
i i e. . j c,.| •" • . i TT.%sliici}rton, VTashineton co. 1 '
„ s,-e. tba.u thcro-!#tt:l«rgc turn out; -j p s^B - y O . 8> at of J.yi. T^lor,
’iT; - ’f. X.fJ' lit 'si from each place i East fietfalcbeir., Washington co. I
Lr: «•' the sj_.pt* Office nrd get An Us • . DiT&o«S^».at -h, offica of Jacob BhAi
*• . . . t'{ * * jfcuc* Gieene co.
■I: iXj viHvM tny •uf Iho ; lHT\al&u 5?o. W, at tlie ofsce of Simon Rinc-.
i- : Tf '' »ot-"l n.m-vtlJ--,.# ; Greene co.
.i ; j Division 1 Xo U; at l*»e office-of Hiram
v:t; i;: U*7.u u :p»*ciaUv to tKin . Siaiibi, Vli.ite Cottage, Greene co.
i< i r-rciohee,. Friiinv* Oct 2d. af.T - w.turt.bw given that- after the wU
; • •*- .i ; - . Juration of ,j»aid filieen days, will, be
}.i : -M ; Jjean. Tnonip heldaafollows; v
Welnh aivi Ka V- I Washington, Pa., Oct 1 . 1, 2 and 3, 1 £T».t;
1 -, . i. I- i r ' -.» 1’ Warnesburg, Pa., and 7i 1863;
.1..-k t.-wi., Oct. oth, at | Be / Ver Oct. 1«, 12 and 11. 18(58;.
T Lrf’.v'tcrice, j New Castle, Pa. r Oct. 15,10 and 17, 1863..
V U Dn 3l’Lcuij«Dr. t Tiiomp- ! Appeala'must be in writing, and must
1 . i 1 j. - j «»te the particular cause,-matter or thing re-
J - ■ , specting which a'decLsion is requestedj and
,ic'-..<* j, Oct. 61 h_, at 1 7, P. 31 shall moreover stale the ground or principle of
~ B^Urkß
tTv.-.. ; . .-rio. i , • Assessors .Office, 1 Aee’r 2-UhDistrict.
0- : t., 7^h.. j Rtf7,‘ .( BeeTer,SepK.6B. }
T - A ('-/r&if, Thomptonilinbrio And .'»*▼»» woo»*m..
■ * 1.1 ir ‘ ■ ‘ ---
\\'
=ll
vr. a-t. Svi at-X'P. M, \V. : r NEW FIRM, -i
*| Wei*:; an.l \ WOODSUFF & lEOHS.
. MV) . i • \ir :
.>t?i s~liirau-f.- 0,-t Bth at ! k*»* «Urid tot* *wt
? >: Son'tkrii.avi.r !:! i' ' . nCTe ?'T>- wflUcMry oa the tnetblo
-.. • ,< • ;■■•,. t» • 1' ■'pc.iK r>i -; biu;nes4 in «U us. r*nou» hrv>ches, such as;
. ~i ii'i.’Tse MT-ii jiiL-r-- ■ ; bead-etonea, tombs, monument*, furniture
. * Citi,-. ■ at 7.; work, etc. All work done with neatness and
-1* *:-M' ) 'VVi 1 vnii>l i* r,: J R*iv ' dispatch,astl,o heetof workmeti wtiibe employ*
.. JiV.’.-ii' I .’, 8«.1 ni T" i P i M e^- fcinds of produce taken in exchange
: s;ve us ‘ caU bcfore ptir
.? «**'!•*-"T* 1 h «3*- (A- i - WOODUCFF & IRON'S.
i'lyjn!rSci»v>!jg[onfc«,O.H.-Xoljr\. ’63. Bridgewater, Ba.
iKJi Ru.£- 1 ’j rak * r^
o.. tr iptb.at i. p. m iwoouvN Factory.
ll'iii. Allj.-on. Ciiani - j-'.v ...
-tT:in. \\. H..t'Jarlt£.7 = 'C. , tr-!ifi«*rkpi»n i HpilE undersigned expects to oommeaoe,
(l. v, La-s-r IK-P. r.rheV- kX. tlft® week. Carding, [Spinning, fulling,
da.i.-n, 0.-t I )-', si T .|i -v el„i, ; Fiaieumr- and Dyeing: also t«^manufacture
w-tl n! ■ r Caasimeroe. Siunett, and
‘‘ i! A'<, IHi ll! 10 1 and i Blankets; at my old plaoetn Faliston. For
f ■ 1 i . ■ wear antldunitiiity, I can warrant Ihe'goods
■‘l'jf ~'t>. -Vnc/vl *o {manufactured not to be surpassed. tßorthe
‘‘•‘‘O" '0„ ; , j.j jp w 1 accommodation of those on the east side of
fmbr*v \vJviiwl ■ ~n,l R./ 1 ««., canbeleft at my house
• - d unt * •*‘ J ' ' in, Pulaaki|townahip, or John Hodgkinson’s
‘ store in Sow Brighton. '
5_4.1T.63 '
j ..
V. riy-Ai
r,<v ’* Wir’ti«f.7.f ranklin tp.
r J‘ ! M Spo-ilcwy:. Cham
fj-V* Ray and
' Honw, Qou9tb,
■’*' •' _Sjv*akorA: Chamberlin,
1,, ‘ -
-->! nn Oct. 12th, at 7 o’clock,
. ■
V. '* C:»pt Cuthborteoiu •
LsV* ‘"l : }^/B»^la\iV'S«*Jj'p()K|idn«e <
7. r, m. Drl -Thomsoh, M’-'
. ; , ' -r - ..
st i 7 > P«• Col.
••* t - bheftnd Rntan. >v
— 5 " • 1
4-t.b : —On ; the 16th in^l.,' in
T i r David Hart, ;,on
/••U S aiipv? Laird, a£ie'< 1 about
. •aV . A 1?,- . a °
■■ ' |
■'s,
~ »»* 0I * t * lo Bearer Semina
»jsS js^KSSWhereby notified that!
-1 -f'J\ Trustees trill .be hell
■ .-7 h ,'.‘ T * ’’lading, -ifh Saturday, the
i..„ t ! ' i .. '-..m Sf o'clock, p. a.—
■ \rivu; piCUsS]attend.
•~bV"’.‘ ‘!,i|: - 'JOXROE,-.;; t
. of Bonrii.
j ■ , AXZ>
. '■ jr 'cspondence’vVante'd 1 I ■ DRESS“MAKI]V(»•
~ !M RS *'55? MOOHE announces to
v. - ( u *'h S’*to Ithvo. heeh''serving iTI the public that she has removed a few
.'■'‘ Trvb “ I ' two years,! r< ’ us from her late residence, where she in
■”i;i r* * . <,, t.re<!f opde&s' »»«h two oi;! tenlda continuing the AHLUSEBT & bUSSS.
■v V : ,’ ’ -' J ,' - ’ r VrlteSvor county,” -vith'i MAKING business, in all its various braneh
.V.f? 1 ' .'-aproverrient,' .Letrtrs;.ot?i cs - ‘ She his lat ely. received a well selected
• ptieJo Visite,” wiit be «*wi»‘osk of Mii-uxEßr Goons, to which she in
•' y i i ' ; yites the attention. jof her customers. A eon
- ..Ibert ilontciun,” OR4“duy tinusnee of the patronage heretofore liber
o. „ , ■-■■* I. j # aUybestowed, is respectfully solicited.
, ■ Bn gaUe. fit 2d A;‘C. Beaver. Sept. 20, :6S.—*w. : j,' *
;4V’r '%* of Beavei).- O L O&IOVS If EW S S
Hot from Vie Army but from the Town
i of Beaver. j
:
Notice. _ ''
HohsiePhrtju
;^-„ re4 P* c,full y c»u the.«.
f* 33 . »eo »nd the fr»T«Uing
i i Ai,**-*- ! »«e«*4n<i*rtion
r - m tbe,r Mt«tli»hment,
■‘N’AGA. FOOLER, &. Co.
IfcBER J* WILLIAMS.
HAlE^aEssu^
*^E^T^ tond - TV ’
RfiSK’A.
ME
T imo *T able .
CLEVELAND & riTTSBCBOH, B. R,
Beaver Sfatioit—Gonra Bait.
Men Jay, Apr. 20, 1888.—?Votm
ka rt B*ntr SuH&t ufiUtHr*!'
7:26 a. x. Airtm «i PitUbsrgh, 9:10 a.m.
1:65..*, •• « 8:20 r. *.
6:56 r. *. •• 8:06 r. m.
Qonro "W*«~
Piltthayh ai fdUatt* ;
6:00 a. M.' Arrh-MW 8«AT«r,......7:40 a. «.
12:40».x. Bocbcstcr..,.. 2;CD r. t*."
9:60 r. x. •• “ 6:26 r. i u.
: J. N. MoCPttOtTOIf. Tret't.
f. R. MTEK9. Ctn\ TchttAgmt.
PITTSBURG, FT. WaTNE ft CHICAGO R. R.
Rochester Stttion--rGoi!fG East.
. !rf»ves Rochester Art. at Pitts.
Ist Bngh’n Aeeom. 6:10 a: a...... 7:00 a. a.
24 Brigh’n <• '*6:46 r. 8:25 a..*.
84 Brigh’n : •' • 3:05 t. s. 6:00 r. a.
M«n, v- 6:26 p. m 7:05 r. a.
Ist Express, 1:20 a. a...... 2:26 A. a.
24 Express, ■ / 2t«K)a...... 3:06 p. a.
Cincin’ti Exp. 8:46 p.a —.. 7:60 p. a.
r OoiM Wxst— :
Lesree IMtu. Arr. »t Rochester.
Crestline Accom. Ai. a.„..iie:26 a. a.
Ist BrUh'uAceom. 12:60 a. a 1:32 A. a.
24 Brieh'n •• ! ,4:86 p. a 6:14 P. a.
84. •• .«■ ' 6:00 p. a : 8:00 P. a.
Mail. ' V 7:00 A. a...... 8:20 A. a.
Ist Express, ■ : ,1:00 A. a ..2:10 A. a.
24 Express, ' 12:11 p. a....... 1:50 p. a.
AHO. BRADLEY, Sppt., E. D,
U. S INTERNAL REVENUE-
Beaver Seminary.
S B MERCER, Superintendent
»oab», or. wuoioms.
B#». D. B. A. M’tuun p. D. ;
•• P.'A. Conxaoaut. ■>. .
■■' “ C. P. M. 0. jj
rpiiE Fail tux offpurtoen weeks opens on
X TUESDAY, the first day of September.
JitsUs psr unn fori board sad furnished
.Eb0m, .......... ............$4O 00
tST For full particulars address
, S. U. IIEECEft, Besvsr, P*.
■ sugltit
HOOKSTOWN :
SELECT SCHOOL,
Opens Monday, Sept 28th
Mathematic*, Sciences and Language*,
.Taught or, the most favorable terms.
Address I).W-SCOTT. Principal
New Shoe Store.
f I 'Hti subscriber would resjxrtfully inform
f tie citizens of Beaver County that, ; a »d.
diUon to hi* well selected stock of CLOTHING
HATS. CAPS and GENTLEMENS FURNISH
ING GOODS, be his lately purchased a well
selected stock of BOOTS and SHOES of every
kind and variety, My stock is. the largest
ever brought to the county, aad I am determ
ined to sell ‘-cheaper tnaa tke eksapest”.-
Mind the ate* ot tkt HUgHet.” . '^v
« .. ■ tiir Aftam
Annual 'Assessment for 1863.
....-DATthtUMI.
MN
EPH'M. SMITH.
KBLS. Q. 0 L U 1C K
BT
mcrbiiL ...
, !"■■■!- . .. I '
33*353 ’W' G-OOI) St
HPIsENDIp
3N*
MAGNIFICENT
NEW GOODS!!
i , t ~ v
FORTIAII NEW STORE,
!
! is
ROCHESTER, PA.
JUST OPENED,
f. •■■■*: !
1 pppLiisrs,
Br o o €L dl fit *
OOBUBGS.
SHEPARD’S PLAIDS,
S,
AND X FULL LINE OF
DRESS fifiSDS,
At Prices to suit the times.
Good fait color printi »t~ ....... 15
•• 20 cents, w0rth...20
Beit V 3
j ' s. ■ -
Brown ind BlMohid MosUa it.
<4 **
1 Bsis hsary Sksstis|, wy shssp.
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts,
LADIES'. 'AND CHILDREN’S
, SHOES,
X*I*JLLX FI^VIVIVEI^S
Barred and Plain Heavy. Flannels
’ SOB, ARMS CSS
HEAVY: country flannel,
csecjlSs- eixauAMs,
TICKS, S ATINETS.
JEAJsTS,
ATO A UMI DOT OS
CASSIMgRBS,
roR
MEN arid BOYS' WEAR.
cheaper than ever.
Bonnets, Hats
Flowers, Ruches and Ribbons,
Just opened for the coming Season. in
Great Variety.
Comsp Sob:
for Good
REMEMBER THE :P-1
FORTUNE’S NEW
{Above the Post 0
ROCHESTBR,
- BIAVER7COCNTT,
WimaMau.
i ssmAft cpoiunr <
PKOGI^WTtOIf.
'igmmsAs; m aM ly 4* *i Vifc«€k*i
fT era! A»entbljr ofthe Commonwealth
ofreansylrania, entitled MAh Act tartgulata
the General Elections within the Common
wealth,” it is enjoinad upon me to girt h*.
tin of snob elections end to toramt* in said
nottoe what officers ore t* bo eleoteds'
It JOBS IIOBBRTS,
Sheriff of the County of Bearer, do hereby
Inake known and giro thia pnblio notice to the
electors of the of Bearer, that a
oral 'Election will be held in said county oa.
'
Second Tuesday in October Next,
atthe aercral Election Districts, as fojloWat
The electors o.f Borough township will meet
at the Court House in the borough of Bearer.
The electors of Bridgewater borough. Jtill
meet at the Town Hall in BridgewalerTV i
. The electors of PbUlipsburgh district will
meet at the public brick school house in said
borough. Hi. •
The electors of Moon township will meet at)
the house now oconpied-hy Amariah Hen
drickson in said township. .
‘ The electors of Hopewell township will meet
at the school house in the Tillage of
Title, in said township. ■ ■} I
The electors of Independence township will
meet at the. house of Alexander Thompson,
dee’d, in said township. . . . 1;i
I The electors of Raccoon township will meet
ist the house of Barid EwiUg, in* siid town
ship. - ;■ , \ ■
The- electors of Frankfort district' will meet
at’the house of George Oungsn, in Frankfort.
Tho'elcctors of M’Goire’s district'will meet
at the bouse of John Porter in the Tillage -pt
Hsuorer.
The electors of Greene township will, meet
at the house 'Of Elijah Niswanger, in Books
town. ; ' • ■
.The electors of Ohio township will meet at
holieo no#'occupied by-Jamison .Elliott, in said
to(»nahipi ■ -j ,
The electors of right on township (not cn.
braced in Industry district) will meet kt the
school house, near Bl#-ey Eakin’a, in said
township. j \
• The electors of theboAmghof Fallston will
meet at tjto, Academy in Fallston.
ThejSlectors of Patterson township will meet
at the school house in the village of Brighton.
, Tie electorsof Chippewa township will
meet at the house - of, Atariau Innman, in
said township.’
The electors of South Beaver township will
meet at the house of John Bowe, in said town
ship.':” I ■ ■
The electors of Darlington township will
meel at the i cademy in Darlington. , .
The electors of liig Beaver township will
meet at the house of widow Miller,-in said
township. ,'i , .
The'electors of Franklin township will meet
at the house of Mark R. Clark, in.said town
ship. , ’,y V r
Tht electors of .North* Sowickley township
will, nices'at the IfsUsa occupied by John Mil-
on land of Bmtj. Chew. -■
The electors of Pulaski township wilt meet
at {Dougherty’s school house, No. 4, in, said
township.. - v
The electors of Marion township will meet
at the house of George Hirtiell, jr., in said
township.
The electors if New Bright on and
district will meet at the school house in said,
brorough.
T.be; electors of Rochester township will
meet at the Bolcsville School Bouse, in said
township;.
The eie'ctors of the 1 borough of Rochester
will melct ai.vSe.school house in Rochester.
KB
i The,electors Jt’freedom borough and dis-.
trict Will {Meet at .the school bouse in Freedom;
The electors of New township
will-me-t at the bouse of Johtl -Feazel, lit said
township. | 1
The electors of industry- district will meet
at the school house in Industry. -
The electors of Harmony township will meet
at the Hotel in the Economy;
The electors of Economy township will .meet
at the house of George C. Minis, in said town
ship.
At which time and places the qualified elec
tors sis aforesaid will.elect ballot—
One person for Governor of Pennsylvania.
- One person for Judge of Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania, i
Two persons ns members of the House of
Representatives of Pennsylvania, in conjunc
tion with Lawrence county. ,
One person for Sheriff of • Reaver county.
One person for Register & Recorder of Bea
ver county. '
......._is3
-25
\ !
m ■ ‘i
■ One person for Treasurer of Beater county.
One person tor Cleric of Court of Beater
county. 1 ;
One person for Commissioner tf Beaver
county. ■ •
One; person for Poor House Director of
Beater county. •
- One person fop Auditor of Beater county.
Two persons for Trustees of Beater; Acad
i '
■ Notice is Hereby Given,
That every person except Justices of the
Peace, Who shall hold any office or appoint*
ment or prpnt or trust under the Government
of the United States! or of this State, or ""of
any city or incorporated district. Whether a
commissioned officer or agent, who is or shall
bate been employed under thc LegisUtite, Ex
scutite or Judiciary ; department of this State
orjthfe United States; or of any city" or incor
porated district; and also that every member
of Congress, l ana of the State Legislature, and
of[;fce. Select or Common Council of any city,
or aommissioner of.any incorporated district,
is bt law incapable of holding *r exercising
at toe satae time the office or appointment of
Inspector, Judge, or. Clerk of any election -of
the Commonwealth, and that no Judge, In
spector, dr any other officer of such flection,
shall beeligible tq any to be then voted for.
Also, inand:hythe fourth section o{ an Act
approved tha ; l9fh of April, 1840, it is enact."
ed that the ,13th W|ction of the act pas Std July
2d, 1839, entitled fen act relating to tie eiec
tiona of this Corani.oir.vcalth, shall not fee con
strued so as to prevent any military oflcer or
borough officer from service as Judge, 'in
spector or Clerk at any general nr epeciil elec
tion in this .Commonwealth. "■%;
And the said act of Assembly, entitle! “An
Act'relating to the.eleciions of this
wealth," passed July 2d, 1839, proviies as
follows: . : 3 -
That the Judge .and Inspectors choicn as
aforesaid, shallmeet at their respectiveplaecs
appointed for bolding the election in thi dia
tricts to which they respectively beloni, be
fore Q 1 o’clock on the.morning of the Second
Tuesday of October in each and cvery'year,
and each of Said Inspectors shall appoiit one
clerk, who shall boa. qualified voter ol said
district.
i In case the persons who shall have rtfieiv
ed the second highestnumbep of votes for In
spector shall hot attend oh-tne day of an elec
tion, then the person who shall have rectired
the second highest number of votes for Judge
at the next preceding election Shall act l
nspector, in his place; and in parse the person
who shall have received the highest number
of voles for Inspector shall not attend,’ >the
present] elected Judge shall appoint an Inspec
tor in his place; and in case the person elid
ed Judge ritall not attend, then the Inspector
who received- the highest.:number of rites
•hall appoint aJudge In his place; and if iny
vacancy shall continue in the Board for tie
space of one hour after the time fixed by I w
for the opening of the election, the qualifid
votprs of the township, ward, or district ; v
which such offlcen'shsll have keen elect* I,
present at the place of election; shall elect d •
of their number to fin such vacancy.
■Jt shaU be the Uuty of Assessors reaper *
Ivelyto attend.at the place of holding eve f
general special or township election, dart g
the timesach election is kept open, for the pn •-
jMSO: of giving information to the Ip«p—as
and Judges when called on, in ration to. tie
ripts of any persons asse*sw'“7
at sash election, or •achy***' taatterelnii.
MWn « fkaei
' ' ■ I.
Bargains
ICE:
store;
«,)
A, X,
MI
-■yMtob S cr «Mter of then aUU
=i--;. v . ~(■
,^^f«rm.aiuU^fanritUdteTot* at nr
MaforeaaU, atiiart tan a white ma-
JJSf year* «■ note,
jwßo (ball have resided in this Stats'*! leaat
tmayear.and is the alaetiondiatrici whereha
•Rim to vote, at leant ten d*yt Immediately
ptetetog auch election,anuirithin two year*
»aW a State or CooniyUAi, Which ehall have
y*a®, asaaaaed at t leant ten "days before the
election. But a oitiien of the" United Staten,
.Tn-a.?! P reTioo * l y been a dhalified roter jof
tbu Slate; and removed therefrom and returns
ed; and who shall have resided in the election
*b“ paid taxes; an aforesaid, shall be
entitled to rote after residing in tile State six
months: Provided, that the' white freemen,'
citizens or the United Staten, between the
ages of twenty-one and 1 ; twenty-two years, ahd
h&Ving resided in the Slate one year and In
the election* district tea' days as aforesaid,
entiled to vote although they havenot
->N° person shall be permitted to vote whose
name is not contained ia the list of taxable in
habitants furnished by the Commissioflera, un
less, first, he produce a receipt fbr the pays
? l * I i Iwo Of a I State or county
M**>. assessed agreeably to the
anu gircs satisfactory evidence either on his
own oath .or affirmation or of 'another, that Ka
has paid such tax,'or ohy failing to procure a
ttttipt, shall, make oalh of the payment there
of; or second, if de claims a l ight to vote by
being an .elector between the age of tWenty-
twenty-two years, he shall depose bit
oath lor affirmation! that he hai resided in the
State at least one year before his application,
and moke such proof of 'the residence in the
district aViferequircd ihjthls act; and Ih&l hfe
doesjveiuly helicre, from the, account given
him that he is of the age aforesaid, and giVes
such Other evidencens, is’requ red by thls act; |
whereupon the names of the parsoha so adinit
ted to vote shall be inserted-in to the alphabet-1
ical list byl the Inspectors; acd a note made,
opposite thereto by writing tie word ‘ftax,’’-
if. he shall be admitted to Vo e by reason of
having paid a tax, or the Word “ago,’.’ if he!
shallbe admitted on account of his age, and
in either case, the reasons of i inch votes shall
be called Out by the clerks, trim shall make
the like notes in the list I 'of voters , kept bj\
them. 1 v-■ - ' . ;J' 1 I,
■ln all cases where the name of the person
claiming tq vote is not foiind .c n the list fur
nisbedj by the Commissioners and Assessor, or i
his right to vote, Whether: foutid there orjaot, .
is objected to by, any qualified citiieu, it ’shall:
be' the duty of Inspector. tO .examine such
poreons on path as to’ qualification; and, if he
claims |to have resided within the; State one
year or more.’ihis oath shall be sufficient proof
thereof, but he shall make proof by at' least
one compel enl witness^.,who shall be a qualifi
ed elector, that he has resided within the dis
trict, for more than ten days ihunediately pre
ceding) said' election, and [shall also, himself
swear his bpna fide residence, in pursuance of
his lawful calling, is within the district fw
the purpose of voting therein. -■
If any person shall prevent or attempt to
prevent any officer! of an election, or use or
threaten any violence to apy such .officer, or
shall interrupt or improperly interfere With
him inj the execution of his duty, or Shall
block up or attempt to block up,the window,or
avenae tomny window where the same may be
holdenj or shall riotously disturb the peace of
such election, or Shall use dr practice any ink
timidatJoU, threats, force' or violence, with de
sign to influence übdulyl dr overpower any
elecior| c■■ to prevent him- from .voting, or to
restrain the freedom of his choice; such per-’
son on Jcii:,v. tlion shall be fined in. any: sum
not ekoeedlug live hundred dollars, and be im-.
prisoned 1 for any time not! less than twelvdj
months; and if it shall be shown that by the l
Court who. the trial of such Offence shall be I
bad that the person offending was not a resi
dent of .the City, ward, district or township
where the said offences was committed and not
entitled to vote thetelh) then, on coMiciidfi he
j BO.'U de sentenced to pay a Bite of noti'less than
I one hundred nor more than one thousand dol
lars, arjd be .Imprisoned not less than sii? months
nor more than.two jrears., | ,
If any person or poC** oll * shall make anybet
or wager upon the result of • n J r election with
in this Commonwealth, oj shall ?ff*.r make
any such bet or wager, cither by verbal proc
lamation thereof, or by written or printeu
vertisement, challenge or invite any person oi*
persons to make each a bet; or wagor, upon i
conviction theffcof, he or thcysball forlcStand
pay three time's tho amount so.bet or 'offered
to be bet. ' •’ ;
If nt|y person not by law! qualified shall I
fraudulently vote at any. election Within this j
Commonwealth, or beiug otherwise^qualified,
shall vote out of his proper district, or if any
person knowing the want of suqh qualification,
shall aid or procure such perspns to vote, the
person dr persons so offendingshall, on convic
tion, be| fined in any siim not [exceeding two
hundred dollars, and .be imprisoned fg- any
term not less than three months.
If any person shall vote at more than one
electibnldistrict, or otherwise fradulcntly fold
and deliver to the inspectors two tickets to
gether, With the intention to vote illegally, or
shall vole the same, or if any pfcrson shall ad
vise op procure another to do. sd, he or they sir
offending shall, on conviction, be fined in any
suiii not less than fifty nor more than five biin-i
dre.l dollars, and be imprisoned for any turn
no: less than three nor more.than- twelve
mouths. ’’. ; ;
• If. any person not qualified to vote in. this
Commonwealth agreeably to law. (except the
sons of qualified citizens,) shall appear at any
place of election for the purpose of issuing
tickets, or of influencing citizens qualified
tovote. He shaU, oo conviction, forfeit sndpay
any sura l not exceeding one hundred ’ dollar*;
for. every] such offence, and be imprisoned -for'
any term] not exceeding three mouths.
The Return Judges of tbe sereral districts
aforesaid; arc requested to meet; at the. Court
House, in-Beaver, on the first; Friday after
the second Tuesday of October, next, at ten
o'clock, si. in., to perform those things requir
ed by law}. t ]
'I
And by \“An Art relating tit the Elec•
tionsof this jCommontcealih,” passed
the. 2d dfi<j of July, 1839, tit is provid
' ed ana directed as follows .• ’
Slic. 81. When two or more counties: shell
compose a district for the choice of a member
or membe‘B of the Senate pf this Common
wealth. or of the Hojipe of representatives of
the United States, or of this Commonwealth,
the‘Judges of the election in each county,
haring met as aforesaid, the Clerks shallmake
out a fair Statement of all fo rotes whichuhall
hare beengiveu at such election, within the
county,' for every person voted for, as such
member orlmembers, which shall be signed by
said Judges and attested by the Clerks, and,
one of the said Judges shall take charge of
such certificate, and shall produce the same at
a.meeting if one Judge from each county, at
such placed, in such district, as Is ;or may bo
appointed by law for the purpose;; which meet*
itig shall be held on the seventh day after •{he
election.,:. I ?‘l. ! , ■' _ 1 ,
Sac. Si. The Judges.of the several counties
have met, as .aforesaid shall'.'cast up the sev
erahcounty I returns and made duplicate re
turns of all the votes given for such office in
said district] and of . the names of .the person
or. persons elected, and one of said returns, for
each office, shallbe deposited in this, office of
the Prothonotaryof the Court of Common Pleas
of the county in which they shall'meet, and
the other shall by said Judges be deposited in
nearest post office, sealed and directed as in
parts two and three of tbe
tionof this act. ,
Bko. 83. Itahsll also beihe duty of toe Re
turn! Judges ia every cut, to transwit to each
Of the persons elected to serve in «ongross,orin
the House of -d - this Commo
nwealth, a certificate of W* election,, within
five days aftw the day making up! sneh re
turn! ■ ,1
The Bsisn Jadgof of the Bepresentative
District compos'd of the oounties of Beaver
•ad tawycMO will moot at the Court Bouse
»—*!*■ gfrrve ,
■a*i
~<R»att voder ay hand at Beaver,
f ntaf-ltta[l*dayS«TßeptetiW,■ ISOS,
•■dj of the ladepaadenqe cl' the
United Stats* the EightyseJghth. 1
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff. ,
i 'Sheriff’* Office,: Beaver] Sept. 8, ’6B.'
Quaf.erlv Statexxiflnt of
• \\ii- leatbif County’ '
* New Bttlr.uio.v. Aug. 6,
"I’ii • Bxsbcacsn. : '|
Note* abd bills discounted, actitC s■"
Same under pr0te5t..'....... ....„
U. S. 6-20 6 percent, coupon bonds, t
U. 8. 7.8-10 per cent, trees. notes..
Dtie from other banks....
Notes and checks of other banka atad
U. 3. Treasury notes..s
Coin invanlt. ...... ~,..2.1.......,'; ,
Furnifure and office fixtures;.-,.;..-. '
Current expenses. ...A.;...
Protest socount. ......
i M ■ . $2(4,420 50
’>;■■■ [ LIABILITIES. "
Capital stock paid in. 91,475.00 '
Notes in circulation; 1,695 oj)
Due dep05it0r5,.";......,....;. 101,479 69
Dne the Commonwealth...;.. 2,152 42
\Profits and earnings ...' . 1,602.81 1
Dividends unpaid.... Lit ~1, Jl4 "5
Bills payable 6,000 00 ,
' t ! . _L-- V .
, ;v ; $204,420 SO
I Certify that theabove statement is true and
correct according to .the best of my knowledge
ahdhelief. A 1 Edward Hodr*, ! Cish’r.
Affirmed and subscribed before me, this pth
day of August; A, 863. • 1 : ~l' ",
A \ ■; ;li ■]_ - h t J- R. Maetix, P.
■.A . . I’llo Eye.
J- B. SPEER, 196 Penn st.', Piti sburg,
■.continues to devpte special attention, as
as done for the last twenty-five years, to
the. deformities i and defects )f . this
important Organ, i ~ > j: •
h I** reply to frequent inquiries of eorre ipond
cnla.it may -be stated! ha t,:kihongst the CUKA
IAUE diseases of the eye are Cataract, [where
( •bC pupirisof a,milky Color, instead of black,
as jn the healthy eye; Optbalmia, Pterygium,
Opacities[and Films from recent inflammation,
perrons Sensibility -jot the Optib 4?eWes
Strabismus, or Crooked Eyes, Inversion of the
Eye-lids, Fistula, Lachrymalts. -i, ' V
Amons[the incurable are Amauros s, or.
Complete paralysis of r the ;optic nerve. There
no light ii visible; Opacities and Films from
chronic rnjflammatiota; all, cases in whit h. the
ball of the eye is lessened or, alleged id. fem
by. disease of injuries. ‘ ■ ; r ;
Defects of Vision] as along or short sighted
ness.mny generally; he relieved or eured by
properly adjusted glasses; i j
Birsuscck.—Oii. S. Cunnitagliam, James
Patterson, Esq. ‘ ■ , f ; -
[ CorrespondenceVyanted, • -
of Uncle Sam’s,nephews desirfe Ja
|JP j Correspondence with Os many young la
dies between the oges of 16 and 22 in view Of
paying some fuq, making iota of friends among
(the fair, or whatever the result may be; and
thereby make camp life agreeable. -
i ADDkr.aa—“William H. Hajuuso*’’ * Br
bon Fjtzebald,” “Davt Csockes” or “John
C.,H*enak.” ‘ j ■ ■
I Co|H, 13lh Beg. or I, 2d Brig. 8d Div. 2 1st
Army Corpjj; MCMhiorsviUe, Tenn c f
,k; : : ■ ,-"VVai.>ite<l,
Y\ T Bridgewater Glass Works—Bolm'i land
J\ Baris. Parties having them In lofg* or
small quantities - for sale will please 'leave
word at the Glass WorXs; as a good price will
be gived either delivered st the worka. or ta
ken from there by the'company??
• PARSONS, TATLOR & Co.
Mil
WANTED to. Contract for the delivery of
Coal,'at Bridgewater Glass Works, for
tug year C<rauncacing 6th July, or as s >on
thereafter as contract cata be. lotfected fdr
60 to IUO. Bushels -of good coal perday..
Cash paid weekly. '
i ' PARSONS, TATLOB & Co.
jgQfCqatticl open to Ist.August, 1863.
NOTICE*
\M / fIEREAi? letters of administrstion on
▼ the eststs tft TidxAS TaoßJcr
latcpf Indepentltncl tp .Bfater c6oTilj t :
haring been duly graatfti to the dn-
nl! persons indebted to said estate
are notified-in make immediate payment, a&J
those having Nairas against the wH! pTe
sea* them
mexitiyithoutdslay. J, ' , l r
. , JASJSS STERLING, -
1 augl9’63. j. Adm’r;.
administrators notice.
LETTERS of administration on the estate,;!
Henbt Ewtso, date of'Raccoon ip. Eeii-
Vjcrco., dec’d, having been granted to the 'Uti
ierigned, all persons indebted to sajfd estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claim gainst said estate will
present them to the subscriber prpperiy au
thenticated for settlement] ;
T . 4 JAMES M. EWING,
aug. 19’03. Administrator.
* | EXPGUTOIiS; NOTICE^
WHEREAS letters testamentary' on th<
estate of JosEPH Paiius.iate of Marios
township Bearer county, dec'd, baring bees
granted to the undersigned, all peVson* 1 in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, nndthose baring claims
against the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
HEJiRT PHILLIS,
Executor.
[? Aug. 26, *63
$BO. Employment $lOO
*1 commercial Agents waNth^
TO SELLGOpDS FOBTHE
Mann fa ct a ring Company.
TT7t WILUtQIVE A/COMMISSIOK OF
T T one hundred per cent, on. all goods
sold by our Agent?, 7 or;we will pay,?»gea of
from S3<> to.sloo perraomhand pay all nc
ceasatyf expenses. v-For particulars address
witn olffimp, j ■ - ■ |
! CHASi lUJGOLEB, Ged. Ag’t, i
' : For S-lUe Adams Manufacturing Cot, Petriot,
Michigan. ; Jnly 2, 1862.
Ws.JJh.iM, Pha..fc. W EicextsoS 1 , Pittsb’g
' - j]
- ,*»» moms* of !. , . .•>
v?., . ,■! • ’■
Brandies, Wines and Sega**,
T' I | . i v j- t - - A
; 223,' Cor. of Liberty i /fvfluft . ! ■
; l J
Iron, Nails, . / ton Yarn, £c.r* e *> constantly.
- j ■ ' ! Jon hand. ~ J'- [aujs
State Norittal School.
EDHJBORo, ERIE CO., PA.
fpHE build“'g»*re new, neat and eonven-
I lent: <ood Libraries, R«a<Hngßoom_an'<l
Apparatus; Instruction thorough and praetN
' Tuition per tem of fOtrrKen weeks, 14,00:
Soard $2j26 per w«ek; $38,60 pay* the whole
tern's eipense, Ineltrding the use of test
books. ! \.: r j. r !V
The Fall term opens. -August 18, 1868. j
1 tQTSfnA fdr Circular.''
. J- A, M., Principal.’
• angs:3m •'. |' , : -■ . .
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BWU»F4T, inwr :**. u.
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T>RM.i?MSq ; : fa tl
Aaf.'Sl
j.liroinJohß '
I <k.lem*n £swUb«
i Chaney A :
Christy Abraham
i Erana U«sry
iErvingWft
1 frit* Sot John "?[.
‘ Green Kdjviril
, Genren Carrie
Goltman John
HuniUmr+’ronk '
Hamilton 3 fl
ITijlmcsJoliri .
Huftinnn AT , :
. Jickson Miss M .
Jacks6h;ReridJ Sf
Kelln Harriet ;'
.nit of,
'im..
■,409 02
■ 100 00
:;soo m
1,850 00
287 75
,212 16
I.Bio 83
1,95# 95
460 38
HI
: B-a^PertOlU-cainiijy
Uit, « Ul plfasa say (he
•.v . ■ m. i
-iy Correspondence Wanted.
TT’Otm Intelligent good looking young
F . Soidirre Of j;oo-i H'or»V tbaeaoteT dtaira
to open corrcspondeiite with - mj«.nuaih[er-;-or •
loving girls of like qualities ’ befween fli* 4gt«t
df sweet sixteen and! twenty-one must be for
'the Unionjright or wrong, Subject fan, ;Idve
‘end ererinninK,friendship. r'Photos” ex- ■
changed if oonvedtoiif-. Plefcse girls write,—’ *’
Copperheads »a<H?uUerr ut* need correspond.
Address with resh n»i^<■ '‘Ssno* ast CBittnir. ■
Mossed*;” “SKnotoitT KoB Gbcsoe;” .vCo*- -
ro»Ai, Jamm il. SxLixitot,'' *nd'“DAVio' H.
MoniusosV” - - -[ -J ’ ,
Co, D. lOOlh Regt;. p:f V.. Sfiny
Corps via Cincinnati Ohio< care bisut. A 7 it. ,
Reed.• ~ - ::
:: : t«. -'V;T •• •.
1 A Oontiemao cared of Xenroll* Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and ¥*utfclul t
Krror, actuated by a dedr* to benefit
will heiappy to Jurnish. I to. all taho _ne*d .it-C
. (free of charge) lie receipt and - direeliohs V
making?llie simple fiemedy used in bis ease. V
Those wiping experime* nfi
possess a Valuable liemedy—win recti** the;
s*me, by returii inai!, (carifUly **aJ*d,)hy
addressing ‘ JOBS B. OGDEN,
No.fJD Nassau Street, NewEoHr
V *ngl2:3m> , ■ ’ J
ANP BtIAtTTIPUI, EDITION
f?'or , • • • -
IISTAKES BFI.DIJ€ITEB HEX;
BY JOHX S. i
I QMO., musJin, price 50 cent*; p«pcr«tjr-'i.r
ere, 25 cent*. 1 Cojuee of thU boelc w!U -v.
bOeent by (Skit on, receipt of tbe price, in
pes(»gt stamp*, WPteaff eddn&r ~ -
•' ‘ : V J.- C; uABKtOUEB. Publisher, ~f
-118 Souti fourth street. 'Phil's. P*. ♦-
■ m*r2B ■ ~ ' "
EXKpUT.OIIS [NOTICE.
WHEREAS I«tter*4Mt«isthtiuy 'Banring
been granted to tbe undersigned, on
tbe estate of Josrra Tarton, dcc’d.,l«eor
r ChiEP w » tp.; Bearer county-, Pa., «U person* * f
kdbwmg themadres indebted to said c.-tato
,*f« requested to make payment iiintodiatelr "
nod tEoso liaviiig clAtias iigainallhe same wiif,
present ihetn to tUe subscribe duIJK enthenti-'
catedfor Settlement:
, dORKATtiANTA'tfI.OR, Cirippetra tp. ;
Ai'rbßE W TAyiOK, jHeo#Ter L. V
Aug. 20, ’6B. j ~ Executor?. ■ j, ’
EXECUi'OIi'S .NOTICE... I .
WHEREAS letters testamentary : os ib*,/ /
.estate of David Sixpaexs. late of Had-! /
ever tp„ Beaver eo., dcc’d, having been grant- I
ed te ilie ; pnders<gned,'tilipen(ine indebted to. /
said estate are requested tof make lnuned/dte /
payment, »ud those Uaving claims against said
estate vrill present them to the subscriber
properly authenticated fuv settlement; ' ■ i
(THO. NICIiOiSONv : , ,
.ROBERT StP/PttENS;
Ti-xecut ore./
aug2
**' T. jb. e XT ii io ii ,**
> Arch! Street 1 above Third,
PHILADELPHIA, P*.
Upton S. Newcomer, Prop’r/
rtUllS Hotel is central, f ConteiienttoTht
JL ecr.ger Railway Cars' to all parta eTiio »'
City, and in .erery particular adapted. W the
comfort and wan<.a,6i' the TraTcHin* public
TERMS, K.oo PER DAt .
■■ 1 - Bfotic fi
IS hereby given-thpt I hare been appointed
as.Surgeon,by the Pension Department, to
examine wounded tzifi Invalid !3sl'd!cra7
charged from the, terrica;' that my traiioTity
extends to any State or ■TeMtory,-.
and tbit-1, am now reody ip enter hpon-the
discharge s? my duties. -
OBORGE McCOOE, M. J) •
Bxaahtihg Surgeon.
Oct.ls—4t.
ESECC TOli’% JNDTXC.E.
; TF.TERB , testamentary. on thiT*jta»eof
-“- 1 J*«e Mills*, late of Darlingtontown
*“‘F. Bearer County, Penn'a dee d herW
been granted to the undesigned, all persons
indebted to said estateare nyjueiftpd to mati
immediate payment, end dloso ; baring claim*
aaainst the same will present Ui«m prepeftt
auihentieattMfor settlement,'
■, JOHJJ D. VAIiQHEdt, Dariiigton tfr.''
Hmay &M , p •- latcutor
-jr'fAME to lha enclosure of. (hehbscriber,
?%/ in Raccoon tp., on ih* l?th of Aupin,a
red and white sow—white back and red aide*;
»i %is supposed to be abbot 6 yeah old.lie
owner i» requested to come forward, prdtd ‘ 1
property, jay charges and takihUnaawy, or (
other wise.ghe will be diapoeod of recording W ;
| law. (aeglft) .'' ‘f SAMUEL SHItLITO.
- ADMI^STRA TDK’S i
I T ETTERB: of administratlsi tipofi tile
\XJi tato of. Jijtss W. Sn.triElt, hue of Mbon '
township.. Bearer county, Par, dec'd, ha»Shf
jbeen granted to the undersigned. - |] feU. parsons'
knowing thbmselres indebted. losaid estate
are requested to made, immediate payment,
and those' haring claims against the same will
present them proper authenticated for set.'
ilement. ■ ,;-c. •
1-1. U JOHNSH.VWR, Hopewell tpv
| eept.9’6B-t;Administrator. 7
. Dissolution- F
H’HE .partnership heretofore WstW*th»r'
J. tween the undersigned, neat f
<tf €.vnpaeij, &-IJiHMiß t .in tS* Foundiy .Bna.
iness, in Bridgetfcfer, 6si this dar vbceii dj*T
solved by mmurfi consent.- "•■. 1 ■- • : V- .
I The bupineae of the firtff will be (sttl(d! %'•-
T- CAMPBtu,, who wfll be found: « (he Foia- '■
tof- : v -5:;:,"•.
V ' : THOS. CAMPBELL/
I Sept. }4 lB€B. IKO.' S. LEHSIEB. f -
c.[ p: ctmmae, m. P.......... 5. m. ■■ A
bnmmltts &ioni i
their professional service*. t« ph*»
V/ we>» na sndvSarfedoM, to the' cirijehs-0/
Tiejnlt*,’. They .can alwayefce '■
2 not profeesionly engaged, u the
vnxg Sttfro pf C..P. Cummins, M.D. ; ,
™o young soldiers, of piM<ihl« appear-
J 3 ancc,and manners; who«rt?tireS-of the i
dnjl
-anion Wiih * :
▼lew to fnendship uad itayferolt 1 \ T . .
: I.:’ **** :iig... Vmn% ToioV. • : :■ ‘
PWF- RoqDfa.*esroßA«V£ coKoii?
V i ■** ( * ?iocd Eenotator, the genainearti*--
IP
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,'fot i«tter» ia Uin alinro
tejf are :
ANDEKSON, f. M.