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with
(i if the
icy 1 1.. - _ jphicil
uarterly, blended'with the beal. features ef
ie daily. It has great power in, the disSem
tationof a love of pure:.literature.}—Taun
eb’b Guide 10 American Liltriilurk London.
ihevolumea bound constituto ojf themselves
n library !of miscellaneous reading such as
cannot befound in the same compass in any
|ther publication that has come', under-our
hotice. —Bailor Courier. j <
11 SUBSCRIPTIONS
i v . 1865.
I. iThe Publishers have perfected a system of
mailing by which, they can supply the Maga
zine and Weekly promptly to those jwhopre-
Krto receive their periodicals .directly from
e office of publication , | j r
| The postage on Hakpeb’s Magazine is 24
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Ti' : .x - i; - ; Terms : :* j
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| | A Complete Set, now comprising 1 Twenty,-
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' 1 di/loyd’s New Steel Plate Cqvnlyjpolorcd
I { Map of the United Slatesfff',^
| ! panadas, and New Brunswick, ••
i| ; From 'recent surveys, completad ! .lag. 10, ; .
fe1862; cost $20,000 to engrave it, and one
" wear’s time. .. i . !
f Superior to any $lO map ever made by Col:
|on or Mitchell, and sells at the low-price ,of
pifty Cents;. 07Q{000 names . arc engraved on
'■•his map; V .. ' ».. . ’
. | | Itis not only map, but. it is alsoa
' |,l COUNTY A NAiLROAU iIAP
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• ipivory Railroad .Station aild distances between.
| | guarantee any woman or man s3|to $.5 per
llayyiadl will takc. baok all maps that cannot •
Ap stjfd and.rcfund the mdiiey. •
. | [Spndfor, $1 worth to ti|y.- j j
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|urnished allbnr'agcnts. 1 ’ 'tfr- 1
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’petition.^. J ' Fi LlptDj .101 Broadway, N. Y. i ;
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1600, on which is marked Antietam Creek,
ISharpsburg,, Maryland 1 lights, Williamsport
|Feroy, Bburersvillc, Nohmd.’s .Ford; and all
pothers on the I’otjmmc, and every other p]ace
|ii the above named Slates 1 , or money refunded.
| |.LLOYD’S TOPOGRAPHICAL. MAP OF
, JKENTUOKY. OHIO, INDIANA, and ILL., I
fat the only authority for Gen. P.osgtrans and
flhe War Department. Money,; refunded to
vany one finding an error in it. ! j, - t
. From Hie Tribune,, Aug. 2. '
j “Lloyd’s map ok Maicvlash ano
:|^E!(K9YtVAMA,—The map is. very! large; Us
, J cost is but 25 cents; and it is the best which can
* tie purchased.” ■ • i, .
' J| Lloyd’s Great, Map of the Mississippi Riner.—
| From Actual Surveys by Capts. BartandWm
Down,.Mississippi River Pilots, of St. Louis,
|'Mo., showjs every man’s plantation and owner’s
Iname frouTSt. Louis to the. Gulf of .'tlci.ico—
il.3so miles—every, sand-bar, iislhnd, town,
|landing, and all places 20 miles back from the
> sTriver—colored in counties' and States, Price,
~ in sheets. $2, pocket form,-and $2,50 on’
• linep, ’ with rollers. Ready Sept; 2i)..
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I’, J. )T. Lloyd—Sit: Send,nie-your Map of the
I Mississippi River, with price pci - hundred
I copies. Rear-Admiral Charles H. Dpvis, bom
,|fnan(ling the Mississippi squadron-, is author
| ilediio purchaseas many as -are require Jfo
. .'g use.'of. that squadron.
I 1 GIDEON WELLS.' Secretary of the Navy.
I'NEW GROCERt
j . ■■ ' ' .. 1 ■ 1
1" V PRODUCE STORE.
fl tfl£ subscriber respectfully announces, to
ii/ the citizens of Bearer and vicinity, that
fie has opened ». GROCERY & PRODUCE
■' |STORE in tho room formerly .occupied by-
I Stokes & Tallon, and directly opposite the
| jlryus offiee, where we will keep constantly on
| hand and for sale a large! assortment of
lOroceries, such-as -
I COFFEE, ! RICE, *
I TEA, • , MOLASSES,
I SUGAR, I SYRUP;
I Also, FLOUR, POTATOES, and
|alf other rarticles u»ually Kept in a
IGropery store. I i
J 1 Country produce taken in exchange
ffor goods, at the highest market price
f <*ec9 T. T. McKIBBIN...
| KOLLOCK'S
I Dandelion C of£ee.
111 1 HIS preparation, made from the best Java
SI I Coffee, is recommended by physicians as
a superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE for Gen
a e.ral Debility, and all billions disor-
I den., Thousands who Have been'compelled to
| abandon the use of coffee, will use this with-
Icut injurious effects. One can contains liip
I strength of (wo pounds bfbrdinary coffee,
•jj 'Price 25 cents. I . ,
|j . KOLLOCK'S LEV A IK.
|| The purest and best BAKING POWDER
| known, for making light, sweet and nutritious
| Bread and Cakes. Price 15 cents.
RAY,
-T LAW
■[ BEAVER, iPEKA'X.
OFFICE in the Southern extremity of the
Kntionnl Hotel. [»ugW64.ly.
lined
If .
iay.~
corn
wing.
(hodist
rid.—
the
•BE’ 3
•cula
tages
; and
this
iplc ;
died.
AND
Chemist,
itnut;BtrcelB, .
ILADELPHIA,
id Grocers
A.l v :'.
MPANY
Gold Pens and
description,, and
of ihe
VibSed Pet.
for sale at the
tg Store. ■ j
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the* 'V s '!
FHTSBUBGrH COMMJTECIAL.
j Published Daily by -.
Ta Pittsburgh Newspaper and
; 1 Printing Company.
One of the Largest, and Most Widely
Cirminted Papas in the State. ■
Gicei the Earliest ■ and
” , * Fullest Intelligence |
Prospectus for the Ne'w Year. . |
On assuming control of (he Covtmefcial, at
'the commencement of the year, !he conduct
tors announced theirDETERMINATION t o
infuse’ tC heicj life. aid viaor into its i columns)
which should render the paper MORE THAN!
EVER ACCEPTABLE TO THE READER. J
The Rapid increase in Circulation, flatter-):
ing notices of our con'cm porarics, and Con-j'
gratulatory Letters from’ ( very quarter, as-!
sure ug that our efforts have not been unsuc
cessful. I ' .4 ’ |- ,
The,; Commercial HAS GROWN DAILY id
public favor I until it now I ranks among thei
LEADING JOURNALS in the j
■ In order to keep place with the demands of
the reading public, and at the same time meet,
the increasing pressure on our advertising
columns, wej some months since INCREASED
THE DIMENSIONS OP [THE PAPER TO
THE EXTENT 5 !)? FOUR COLUMNS. I
Among thd leading features are full t reliable
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS; . !
from all the leading points of interest. It
devotes special attention td . I J
■MARKET REPORTS,
including the IRON, OXLJ CATTLE, LUM
BER, TOBACCO, and t|ie PITTSBURG if
GENERAL MARKETS. Our
, ] RIVER NEWS, i "
receives particular attention, and in! (bis De
partment the Commercial' has no rival.. The
FINANCIAL AND STOCK REPORTS,;
of the Commercial are prepared with care and
will bo found td be unusually full and relia
ble. Also, the Reports of the ‘ j. j
LEADING.MARKETS OP, TliS COUNTRY,
embracing reports of the DRY GOODS anil
WHOLESALE MARKETS, and Special Re
ports ofOIRSTOCK FINANCE AND TRADE,
from day to day, j , j . j ,1
While social attention 'will be | given do
these several Departments, the" Commercial
iays'iolaimltd rank among) the leading
of the country s .as a medium of I |
, GENERAL INTELIJGENCE. f
Its aim is to give none hut healtliy readinjg
suited to thei Family Cibcie, and. to; be a wel
come visitor to the discriminating public.
| (THE-PULIfIT
forms a peculiar feature of the G mmcreidl..
By givfhg every Saturday an Obiginal Sin
mox, prepared expressly by a Ministef of the
Gospel, in Pittsburgh or vicinity, (which, al
so. goes into the weekly,) ifty-itwp discourses
are given in the year, by hot IcsS than twen
ty or thirty different Ministers, without re
gard,to denpmiuational distinctiori. This De
partment of'lho Commercial Ims altracledmuch
attention; and arrangements a.re being made to
in crease its recognized'importance ami vah;e.
As a feature at once novel and" instructive,lit
constitutes not the least 1 df the many claiiks
of the Commercial to pat inuvgo.' I
, In polities the Conimcrci'tt '■ will be att u!n
deviatiug supporter of .the Union, and cat jii
cstly loyal) to the Govchnment, and as far [is
consistent With this aim, fiec. from Partisan
ship’.' ' v
■ The Commercial is a largj folio sheet, and is
published in twdeditions ctery mofhlhg, Sun
day-excepted. W 1 ) . .
Teems of Dan-v: by nm p era mi u: a;
Citjrsubscribers, served by carriers, SlS.pcr
annum,in advance, dr, 25 cents per irpok, pay
able'to ihccarricr. Sjngld copies 6 ce'nts/ | A
discount made to Agcntsi ■
Tifl! SAtpfBDAT Cosimebc ’Al —A largo -shefct,
containing all the jCurre.nl News, Miscellan
eous* LiUSfiir.y;and'Scicuiiho Intelligence, and'
Valuable Reading fof thcTJajuily, is.publish
cd at $1,.j0, '(oiiSa’uds,) per year. In Clubs,
of Twenty, $l. ‘ . ’ - .)
The Mincy-fuf Weekly uniDaily mint aticyys
accompany the order and mj.o instance can tocr •
terms be deviated frpm. ■■ : ! .
B®,PostmaWifa arc requested tonctiias'
agents for the Commercial. - ■ |j .
Office. 7p FIFTH st., opposite'Postofficc) |
C. 1) BRIGHAM., :....,..;.;...Ebt{tm.
R. D. THOMPSON ...Bus, ness ’Manager.
Address '. ' THE COMMERCIAL;! |
_ /’ ■- - ) Pittsburg, Ral
NEW BRIGHTON SETEEAt
AN ASYiLUSCFOR THE REGER
. TIONV.CURE AND TREAT
MENT OF MENTAL* 1 ' .
. AIiIENATION’Ob !
. piSORDER
Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
EXCLUSIVELY FOE FEMALES.
mills institution is'now open for the recep
-1 tion, care, and treatment of the indtpia-.
dent class of patients who are_ laboring under
mental derangement; or other ncrVouh and
chronic disease. We make special mention of
nervous and chronic diseases, from the 'faet.
that seven tenths of the female patients that
are conkmlttcd tc our public Asylums, (d be
treated for disordered minds, arc reduced to'
that lamentable condition through previous
physical disorder. By avjcll timed and judi
cious treatment of chrome nnd nervous (dis
eases, all.physical disorders, in the majority
of cases liny bo removed J and thus the mind,
having suffered through [the medium of the
body ’will when | free ' from the exciting
physical cause, (lirow off the shackles that
has bound it to worse thnri midnight darkness,
and reason will, .once more, [resume its' sway,
clothed in allith primitive! beauty and wonted
excellence:. Hence the necessity of all those,
who arc laboring under the predisposing or
Exciting causes, calculated in the end tot im
pair the mind to :resort to an early and
judicious course of reniedi il agents.
-Tic Institution is a large brick; building,
with a stone basement—four [stories high arid!
well ventilated. It is situated on an elevated
table land which commands; h view of entire
town—adjacent hiUs-i-grovcs and neighboring
streams; all of which arc calculated to pro
duce, favorable impression! upon the disorder '
ed mind. . b
The Institution is complete in all of its ap
pointments. Having been tastefully. fitted Up
at expense, in order that it may meet
the approbation and views of the most fastidi
ous. ' '■ . .j '■
The water closets and* bathing apparatus
have been gotten up upon the most approved
modern scientific principle: i. ‘ This department
embraces not only the trdinary baths, 'but,
ajso, the .medicated, warm air and ascending
and descending douche for the more effectual
and successful treatment of cutaneous I and
other scrofulous diseases. . 1 .
Wc beg leave 1 to say to. all those who may be
disposed to commit the lintcresls ofa'dear
rwife, sister or daughter, to our charge—lmay
be assured that no means will.be spared or
efforts wanting on our part to ameliorate' their
condition or to effect a'restoration to their ac
customed health and vigor of mind. |
For furjther particulars!send for a circular.
All communications should bo addressed to.
E. KENDRICK, M. D.
Supt. of" New Brighton Retreat
Now Brighton
i Beaver Co. Pa.
novl2T)s!.
EIXKCUTOH’S . NOTICE. j...
Ilf XifißEjiS, letters tcstanicutary on! the
YV Hi Wiijtehiu., late of
Hanover tp, Beaver county,, dcc’d., haying
been gynnied to tie—undersigned, aliyicryons
knowing Ihcriiselvca indebted; to -said estate
are requested to made immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. ' • ■ - i
JOSEPH y.'HITEH-ILL.'v P . S
KOB T WHITEHILL.. j j
feblo’So . p ’ , Hanover, ip.
FRIENDS ANDRE]LATIVES
.-I - .. *OiF TJt-a . • ix -•s.
BRAVE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
HOLLOWAY’S PILLS’
Giirtmeiit.
A 1,1 WHO ha ve F igends and Relativesin the
A rmy or Nary should take especial care
that thi ;y be amply supplied with'those Pills
and Ciitmcnt; land where: the braVe Soldiers
and Sal lore havfe hc 'lccted to provide them-
thciji, no better present.can be sent
theutw r.their friends. • They have been prov
ed tojb ! the Soidierjs never-failing friend in
the Lot r of-need. |. ;
coucms AND ‘GOLDS AFFECTING TROOPS
Will be’ speedily, removed and effectually
cured ly admirable medicines, and
iby: pitying proper'attention! to the Directions
which are attached lo each i Pot or Bos.
SICKj HEADACHES AND WANT OP APPE
TITE INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
■ This s .feelings which so; sadden us, usually
arise pom trouble -,qr annoyances, .obstructed
persppstion, oricatipg and drinking whatever
is thus disturbing the healthful
action jf the liver and stomach. Thjese or
gans must be relieved, ifyou desire to be well.
The Pi ils, taking according to the printed in
sttncii ins, 'will quickly a produce aL healthy
'action in both-liver) and ktbmach, and as a
natnia. consequence, a clcir head andgood ap
petitc. 1 ‘U ' I ■ i '•
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY
OVER FATIGUE,
- 'Wii l soon disappear by the use of these in-,
valuable Pil!s, v and the Soldier will quickly ac
quire i ddilional strength.' Nevoc-let the bow
els. b: either, confined or unduly acted upon.
It mny seem stranie that Holloway’s lulls
shoull be recommended for Dysentery and
Jinx, many persons supposing that they would
incrc u o the relaxation. This is a great mis
take, for these Pills will correct the liver and
stoini oh and thus remove all the acrid humors
from tl te system. This medicine will give tope
and vi] -or tot he whole organic system howev
er. de -iaged, while health and strength.follow
ns » milter of course. Nothing will stop- the
relax i ion of the Bowels soisute as this fam
ous litdicinc. ' j- '
VOLUSTEERS ATTENTION! INDISCRE
TIONS OF YOUTH. ’ ■ *
. Son s and Ulcjcrs,- Blot chipgs and Swellings,
can vjth certainty le radically cured if the
Pills- are taken nigh , amT morning, and the
ointment be freely uted as stnteil in the,print
e<l ins ructiona. If Treated jn any other man
tier t icy dry up[ in ohe mart to break out inan
othei. Whereas this'-Dintment will remove
the hi mors from (lie systomjand leave the Pa
tient i vigorous! anp healthy man v It will re
quire a Tittle pel-sevcraucb iii bad cases to in
sure t lasting cure? ! ' -
FOR jWOUNDS! EITHER' OCCASIONED BY
TIIE I!AYONET; j)P. SAKRE.OKTiIE RUL-
Ll'i’. SOREsfoil BRUISES,^
To which every Sddicr and Sailor are liable
there are no.mcdicmcs so-safe, rsuro and'oon
venionl ns Holloway's Piljsand ointment; The
poor 'rounded and almost jdying sufferer might
have iis wounds drhssed; immediately, if ho
woiili only provide timself'with this match,
less ‘intnienf, jvhic i .should be thru:-* into the
wound and smeared all around it, then covered
with i piece of linci from jiis knapsack, and
comp'cased with a handkerchief. 'Taking
night and niorning(i pT 8 pills, (o'*cool thcsys :
teni md ptevenl inlijamaiictn.
- Et :ry .Soldier’s ■Jtnap.'llvc'
chcs should bcjpromded v|i;
item (dies. ■ ..I
C.\IITIO'N.->''"t'oa:
the ’lords t 4 y/e//oiroy,;’*Vcte 1
.are 1 1 isccrnahle";as a] water-m
of the book of.direc|tiori3 ar|i
box ; the same may jbe plain
• the I' if to the Ujhl. A . band
be gircii to nuyj one Tender!:
tion :is may lead to (ho dot el
or pa rtics.counterfeitingthoi
ing tic same, knowing them
**'Sold at the Mamifaj
UoLtowAv, 80 Maid m. hanq
by all. respectable Druggist
Medicines, throughout. fhe<
hoxek at 2o ccnjs,- CJ cents
There .is con,;idcrabl
the lirgcr sizesj
. 1 B.—Direction?! for <hc
ientfiin every ibsorflcrdrcu
MiiyT. T i
. ft • " i !
.*Br '
jtish Peri
London Qi at. tkrlv (it
KmxiiUucu Hp.vikw (L
'VksfminsTk'r jlßvicw
Kobtii Biiiirisri Rkvlbv
F ’ant>
iKWOOIijs I‘jplN ILEliil Ji
Tiu
Thk
„Tuf
Thi
I'l
\ii
ic Anicricaja. ifublbibcrs 'continue to-re
-1 the a!bovejiinincd peri|i)di : cal.“, but as the.
of printin': ha>j -dmlbUik tjie price of pa
aoarly //■cWij.Viyid tUxJs. duties, licenses,
, largely .increased, ?!iol- itre compelled to
mcc'lbeir li*rmi as folbV
TERMjS FOi
any one of iltejlieview
any'tw<jof lliof lUvktv
any three of;t,liq Review
all lout’ of tie Kc views
Blackwood’s Magazine
Blackwood jinij one lie'
Blackwood '■nd l ty
.anil any iteviews.../ 10,00 !
Brackwodd and three 13,00 I
BlackwCod and! the four Reviews....: 15,00
fhc works wifi bdprinied on a greaUgimprov
■nunlivj of jjdper, and while nearly; all
jeriyan Periodicals are either advanced in
|c or reduced in size—n nd very generally
h —ire shall coni inucto jive faithful copies
the matters contamc 1 in the original
itions. Henoo, ijurpresunt prices will he'
ilid as cheap, for the amount of matter fur- j
hod, as those of any of the competing per- i
teals in this cou itry. \ t' I
Jomparod with the cost of the originals od
|ns, which at-tfac present prejnium on gold ,
i|Ud be aboutjSlpO a year, our.prices ($l5)
e exceedingly low. Add td this (he 'fact that
cjmakc our anniutl payments to.the British
üblishcrs for carl)’ sheets! and copyright in
lofd —$1 costing us at this time (Jan. 1805)
early,s'd,so infcudrency—[and' wo trust that,
n-lhc stale we.[have adopted wo, shall be cu
irely justified by our.; subscribers and the
reading public. 'I [■ I
The c l ()f t lose Berindicals' to Amcri
can readers is rather increased than dimin
ished by the articles theyjonlain ’on our Ov
il dlar, and thou;U eoniftimej tinged with
prejudice, they pay still, considering their
grejat abilility ajnd the different stand points
from which, they arc’fjvrlttcu, bifrcad and
studied w-ith adfartago by the people of this
cot ihtry, of every creed and party. ■
THE FOUR REVIEWS fox 1863.
A lew copies bf the aboVe remain on hand*
will be sold So for ,thc whole four,' or
§2jfor any one. j \
-We also publish the
■b ir FARMER’S
By Henry Stephens, of! \
lath J. P. Norton, of Tali
Royal Octavo, lliOß pages
grifvings. .. ■ j J. 1
PRICE'S? for ‘ he twi
post paid."sB. i
LEONARD SCOT/
A’o.jmS Walkf
edit
fou|
nisi
iod;
! ~i
New Marble Works !
T X)P Irons,
iIAEKET jSi.-, BIIIDGr E W ATEII.
mIHE Subscriber announces to the public
I that ho is prepared tb furnish to custo
mers all kind ofjwork inbis line from a PLAIN
SLAB to a CARVED TOMB STONE.
American arid Italian; Marble
Kept on hand, i hti all ;ki ! nds of plain as well
as prnamcntal work done in. a satisfactory
manner. i i, i , D. IRONS.
M irftet sf. 1 d<ioi\ north j T. AUisdn's stoi e.
£ , unelo 64 . ■ U I.- ’ ••
• JfcH War ; h&ffagunlji
fw P/Szierminapon agai*tt,Bad Tetih
Sad Brujk, DueaMd Gum ~
Toothache, Earaclt, v ~. . - -
iVaf
OPRABmLEEy IS . i 1 L
BR. WM. B. HUBD’S V -
D E NT AL TREASURE
J.COMPIST»*KrOf,BEH*bt*B»OE
PRESERVING THE TEETH
Tirijying- the ' Breath y dnd.'Mouth
urjng Toothache and .Neuralgia',
„ CONTKNTS,
Hr.Hurt,CelebratedMOUTH WASH’ one
bottle. ' |. '
Or. JTurd’t Unequalled POOER,D
one box. y ' j' • ■‘7 l ' .[ ■ \ ■ .■-
Dr. HunTt Magic ■TOOTHACHE DROPS,
one bottle. ■ \ 1 ... y \ /,
Hr. Hurd’t -UNRIVALED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
- Dr, Hwr&t MANUAL' on the Peet Mean* oj
Framing the Teetk, -including Direction* for {hi
Proper Treatment of ChUdren't Teeth.
■ FLOSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS, etc , etc: \ !
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office. .77
Fourth Bt., Brooklyn, (E..D.)
”7 Price, ONE DOLLAR ; or. SIX'S S., ]
_ JJ@7 Repeal Treamry makes, a package
eight inches by.fire, and is Sent ;by express’. ■
Jt®“ FM direction! for iut it on each article.' :
The fol owing articles we can send separate
ly, by mail, rii: p ) ‘
The TV, atite on Preterving the Teeth sent; post
paid, on receipt of Twelve' cents, or - four
stamps. ! •:• .
.The Me
Face, Net
post paid
stamps.
-ThoA’i
size,) for
or any pa
ccipt of h
Addrcs
, Dr. IbATtHOUTH fOO'THI'fkW
DER and] TOOTH A CUE \DZOPS .cannot' ht
sent |bnt they can probably- b (S ob
tained at yoliptirug dri Periodical Stores.
they cannot, send to. us for: the DHXTA
fiASURY, Price. One I)ollar, which ion
s them. | r •
NOWt ,
"The best, evidences tbal they are is, lb at their
firmest friends and best patrons are those, tv ho
have used them longest.' Dr. Wm. B. Ifurdis
an eminent Dentist of Brooklyn, l Treasurer of
the New York Stafo Dentists’ Association, ttnd
those preparations have been, used in his pri
vate practice for years, and no-leading- citizen
oflirooklyn or. Williamsburg; questions their
exScHcnce, while eminent" Dentists of New
York hccommend them as the jltcst. known to
the'profession. Without the aid of. advertis
ing, dealers have sold,lhem by the
The Editor of the Brooklyn 'Doily Times say si
“We arc happy to know that our fricipl,' Dj-‘
Hurd, is succeeding beyond .all, expectations
with his MOUTH WASH and TOOTH DOW-'.
■ DEll; The great secret of his success rests
with the fact, that hic\artietes'are. j.rerweh/ what
they arc represented toMe, ds tee caii .(testify from
■ their long are.* 1 , . t ,
The well knowh P, T. Bturnjim.vvritcst . “1
found your TOOTH POWDER so good that my
family have used it. all up: li ’c find it the but
■.powderfor the teeth tec hare crcr mtd. I'shall
r feel obliged if yoiTwill scud me another sup-!
ply at the Museum at your convenience,' with
But their cost is so small'thlitoyory cncmay
; Jest the matter Mr himself.- ‘
; BSP - Beware of the ordinary iTooth Powders.,
Dr. Hurd's Tooth Ppodcr contains no acids,
, fnor alkali, ,001; charcoal, ami-polishes without
Clearing the enamel. Use no other. ; '
WiIATV WILL. DR. liURDts; ,REMEDIES
‘ , EFFECT?' ' -I■
- ! Dr. Hurd’s Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
will give young ladies that finest chairni in wo
man—a sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try
thuiii, ladies. ,
3k juul penman's
it h‘ t-htsd valuable
ire'genuine unless
Vor/c und 'J.'.iidon,”
:ark in evfegv, leaf
mad eachißpt or
ly seen hyfflfiidhg
some reward will
ing sncii informa
' ‘I ion of any party
‘medicines or vend-
e to be*spurious. •
i':ory trf* Professor
(, New York, and
is and Dealers In
civilized 'World; in.
andsl .each. f
1: saving by taking
guidance cf pa
ired to each box.
4.
ODICALS,
*
Dr: Hurd's Month Wash aiid TobtiSPowdcr
will cleanse the mouth from all foul bxhals
lions, and if used in tlie. ntnniin'g, will make
the breakfast taste sweeter and the day begin
mure- 'pleasantly. Hundreds of persons 5 can
testify to this. gentlemen.
Dr. Hurd's Month Wash and To6th Powder
.are the flic best preparations in the world' for
curing bad breath and giving firmness and
health to the gums. Hundreds of cases of
piscaifd Jit'eidiilg Gums, Rnre.'jHomh, Canker,
etc., have been cured by Dr,. Hurd’,s' astring
ent wash. ' , ' 1 . ■
evikw 'Jonscrv.,)
(Uadldiil.) ' ‘
’ (Freo-Churoh.) >
ai.azinb (Tory.)
nvs:
11835
| _ Dr, Hurd’s Month Wash and Tboth Powder
j give an additional charm to' courtship, and i
i make husbands more KgreeaWe to their 'wives ;
| and wives to their husbands. . They should be j
used by 1 even-person having
[ , ARTIEJ Cl AIA TEETH, j
j which arc liable Jo iiupat t taint tof he mouth ]
j . Ur. Hurd’s Toothache Droops' cure 'Tooth- i
j ache arising from arc the
i best friends that parents’ean have in t lie house
to save theiV children from tdrture and them
selves from loss of sleep and. sympathetic sif-il
ering. ■ - 1 ■ ' ... J
Farmers and mechanics! you cannot well af
ford to neglect y our teeth. ! For a trifling - hunie
you can now get preservatives, than , which
Rothschild or 4flor can get: nothing -i belter.!
j Remember that Dytpeprid and. Consumption of
OieLung* often originate in neglect of Teeth.
Send,for the Treatise on Teeth, and read Dr.
Fitch’s observations on..this subject. If too
late to arrest decay in your own teeth,'save'
your children’s teeth. .. ■' '' j'
1 NEURALGIA ULASTEkB—Pr. Hurt’s
Neuralgia Korn-Adhesive Plasters are the most
pleasant and successful remedies ever presort
ed for this painful disease. The patient ap
plies one, soon bteomca drowsy, falls aslcCp,
and awakes free from pain, and no blister, or
| other unpleasant o,r injurious consequences en
i sue; For Earache and Nervous Ueadar.hr, iip
fply according to directions, , and relief pill
j surely follow. . Nothing can be obtained equal
to Dr. Hurd’s Compress for 'Neuralgia. .Try
(them. They arc entirely a hovel, curious, and
; original preparation, and wonderfully succcss
jful.;’ They are of two sizes, one small, for the
1 face,, price 15 cents, and the bot her large, for
j application to the body, price 37 cents. . Will
be mailerl on receipt of price and one stamp; i’
$4,00'
7.00
10.00
12,00
4.00
7.00
. H7/.-1 T ARE THE''PEOPLE OI\WGf
The American people are intelligent chough to
appreciate preparations that cpnt ribut c so mulch
to happiness of those using'them, and they
wont them. Every mail brings us letters, some
ordering.the Treatise oh. Teeth, some the Neui
ralgia Plasters, and not a few enclosing 3“ cts.
for the Mouth Wash, to be sent by' mail; hut
to these wo are compelled to , reply that it is.
impossible to send a half-pint, bottle by mail. |
The people want those Remedies. Who v\U
tupplg than? ■' ; i
ilJrgSnd (ho
College. . 2- vols.
and numerous En-
‘Volumes—by Mail, 1
Now is the . ’ ! ; ' .
C HANCE FOE :
1 Shrewd agents can makehjMsmall fortune in
cairying these articles arouhdto families. Th4|'
Dental Treasury is the neatest article that s
than or woman, can earry around. Send for
one and see, or, better, a dozen, which w»
will sell, as samples, fomS”. Agents supplied
liberally with circulars. BaS?Now : is the time
to to. go into the business, to do good, andpiak*
a profit. Ws are spendmg thousands for the
benefit of agents, /Now .England men or j wo
men I here is something! nice,-and a chance to
take the tide at'its flood. Address, ..
- IVM. Bi HURD' ic CO., |
Tribune Buildings, New York, j; 1
That remittances may be’ made with confi
denco, \V. B. H.. & Co., refer , to the Mayor of
* & CO., Publishers;
Street , Ntw York.
Brooklyn; toG. W. Griffith,President Farm*
Ora’and Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to Joy, Cpe,
10.. New York; to P. T. Barnum,Esq., New
fhrk,eio, tto. - ' ■; ' • },t‘
AND
uralgid Plaster, for Neuralgia in the
rone Headache, and Earache, sent
!on receipt-of Eighteen Cents, or si
trdlgia ana . Rheumatic Plaster (large
?ains-in the Chest, Shoulders, Hack,
t af the body, sent post paid, bn re
irty-seten eentt\ r; , •
‘- M'M. B. BURI>, CO.; \
ribune Buildings , ( Pork '
£>' o!r 4jjr
Are Dr, Hurd's Preparation*, Good ?
ISMS
ME
SEWIW! MACHINES, fl
The Beet, Mpet {BttiableSewing
~, _ •!); _ . , -
Machine] Mew in Use .1
These Machines make : the
‘ ■ ‘-j- : ' j
lock-stich alike* on both sides,
' : i; - ' :i i i 5
and»use less than ha|f thp. thread
and silks that the single or dbu
hie thread loof-stitch Machines
dp. It will. 1 Stitch, Hem, Fell,
■-■j.:.". . -x;V h e-.> V;
Quilt, Tuck, Plait, Gather,
Cord; Braid, etc!, all without
M. .• ’'I 1 ■ -
hrovious basting; and are better
adapted than_any other Sewing
Maqbine in use to ‘the frequent
changes and great variety
'■■l!. •••i ■ < : ,
sewing in a family; or
tHejr. will sew from one 1 to twen-
ty thic|inessesof Marseilles with
out stopping, jmd make eyefy
stitch perfect; pr from the finest
gauze.- to the heaviest beaver
cloth, wjithout changing the feed
npedle or tension, or making any.
adjuslinent of machine ivhatever!
It' has tlje following advarita
aycr all other machines;
[F ar greater variety of work;
bhiutv and excellence of stitch;
speed and quietness of
; S 1 W T- : ‘ !'
simplicity of cpuslfdclion; ease
ami management; elegance; bi
I , t O f O • i ; •
design *and finish. -
These are .peculiar fuels, and
will, go fur . to -determih!e the
~ . ' !
choice of an intelligent hujior
\ ' ‘ ’ ■ ; ■ j ~i.
—Please call and
SAI. PEIESOL,
BEAVjBB,. F^A.,
aug!7] Sole Ag't for Beaver co.
•CRITTENDENS
I PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
; , GOLLEG-E, - -i
N. E. comer of 7thi &Chestnut St.,
, FJIH.ADEI.PHIA. PA. .
TiilS'. Institution,hvbich was established in ]
18.44, lind is now consequently in u i
; ciglbteenth i j-ear ,of its existence, ’ numbers
■ [among its gratualcs. tuudrcds of the most suc
cessful Merchants, and. Bukmess Men of our
I Country. i l , ’’ J ~
] I Tito object of the Institution is solely to- hf-
I Jford young men.facilities for thorough p.rcpa
, ration .for .business. 1 ,'i
I The branches taught arc; Book-keeping, ias
( applicable to the various departments of trade;
i Penmanship, both plain and ornamental;
pp.omniercial Law; mathematics; Navigation,
: Civil ■ Engineering, drawing, , Phonography,
I and Modern Languages. . , ; '
jf The system’ of Instruction .is peculiar; no
! classes or sell lessons are made use of, but each
student fs taught individually, so'that he may
commence at’any .time, and attend at whatev
er, hours are most convenient: . I ,
1 Catalogues arc issued annually after the
; |lsth of. April, containing flames oft'the? stu
dents for the year,. and full particulars of
terms, &c., and may be obtained at !ahy time
by addressing the Principal;'
i In extensive accommodations, wide-spread
reputat ion, and. the lengthy Experience of the
Principal, this Institution dffers facilities su
perior to any other in the young
:meh'_ wishing to prepate for business, and to
obtain at the same time a diploma, which will
[prove a recommendation for them to any Mer
![ captile House.'A’' •'! • • i !--
BSf CniTTEPDE.v’s- Scries pt. Treatises on
Book-Keeping; now'mqre widely, circulated
(ban any other work on .’tie' (subject, aro for
sale at the College. v
JONIZB’
$9 OHIO STREET,
. ■ (West of Federal,)
ALLEGHENY, PE NX’A.
THE ' Proprietors of this Establishmen
"have been engaged for a number of'years
in the .most extensive establishments in (this,
country, in the cities of New'York and Phila
delphia, where all the improved appliances and
apparatus are employed. Being also in. pos
session, of the very latest discoveries and me
thods of European Dyers, they dye and finish
Ladies’i. Silk,. Satin and Merino Dresses in a
superior style In many cases, these articles
are made in color and finish, very nearly equal
in appearance to new Goods. ■; !
, B &~All Goods remaned in iico rceeks
: Land Agency.:
rp.UE undersigned having . established an
I ' AGENCY FOE THE SALE OF EEAL
Estate, in the city of boonville,
COOPER COUNTY, MO., would call the at
tention of his friends in .Western Pennsylv'a-'
nia'teethe unprecedented low price for which
land, of the. first quality, cuuhc bought at (the
present, time. Persons desirous of ’ buying
cheap farms .will hepeivo due attention by
calling at my office In'Booneville, where they
will-find all descriptions of farms oil the regis
,cr, with price, location,&o. Office: Morgan, st.
. jan2s’6s • ’ JORN MITCIfELL. ,
=I
i,
i ’i •/ 1
'1; ' 1
aVa, Diplomas, Certificates, prcinimfis, and
Testimonials, have'bc'cii received from; yii-i
-ipus sources, both Public and Private. . : j
; Self-Adjusting , and Adjustable! The only.
Wringer with ‘he .Patent Cog-Wheel Regula
tor, for turning both rolls together and which
positively prevents tfie rolls from
twistingon the shaft; It is Viot only a pet
feet Wringer, but the Cog-wheels give it.»
power which. renders if a most . Kxceljeut
Washer pressing and separating, as it"does,
the 1 dirt with the Water ,from'tho .-0101403,
leaving them dryer, whiter,Jind smoother than
when “wrung”,by hand.,
press id from barge and smallt articles,. eaffler,'
quicker, and mure thoroughly than by the or
dinary, old-fashioned back-breaking, wifist
straining, and clothes destroying procesk—
The Cog-wheels prevent all “wear and tgar” ,
of clothes by the friction of the rolls or break
ing of. stitches, by twisting. r.
‘Without Cog-wheels, the whole strain of
forcing Abe cloth through the Machine is pul
upod thelower roll, and the cloth is made to
act In thp place (of Cog-wheels, to drive the
upper roll, causing a much greater strain up
on the lower roll than when Cog-wheels, with
out Patent Begulator.arc used,besides the! cx
tra strain upfinjthe cloth’. A Good Canvasser
wanted in every town. Liberal inducem :hts
offered, and exclusive sale guaranteed.
K. C. BRQW-ISG, Agent.
■ f ■.? 347 Brodway, Now Tor:.
y WM. G. WOLF, Agent,
I May 11, ’O4- Borough township.
. ESy*.l. U. TODD is Agent for Uiiiversa
Clpthcs Wringer in-the Townships, of Mpofi',
Hopewell, Independence, lluocoou)i Gre.eue,
and Hanover. !
: THE GREAT CAUSE OF i i!
H u man Mise i' y .
Jute Published in a Sealed Envelope, Price 0 els: 1
A LECTURE BY T)b. CULVEKWEIL,:
ON THE CAUSE AND CURE of Spc ma
torrhceo, Consumption, Mental and Physical
Debility,' Nervousness; Epilepsylmpaired NuJ
tritibn of■ the Body; Lassitude; Weakness of
the Limbs and the Back; .Indisposition, and
for study and Labor; Dulhie.s of
Apprehension; Loss of Memory: Ayersitn do
Society; Love of Solitude; Timidity; .Self-
Distrust; Dizziness Headache , Affections of
the Eyes,; Pimples dm the Face; Involuntary
Emisstbns, aniLgex.iml Incapacity : the Cmsej
tjuencCs lndiscretion, Sec., Sc c.
admirable Lecture clearly p
that, the abovc'entimeraled. often
evils, may be removed without medicincl
wi.thouL Dangerous surgical, operation",!
should'beiread by every youth and every
in the landl '■ '
y - (
; Sent under seal,? to any address, iu a .
sealed gnvclopc, on tlie receipt of six ccn
ttfo postage stumps, by addressing,
: ■' ■| | citAS. j, c. kltxe & co.
'127 Office 130x,*15;
| MARKIAGS
ITS loves arid hates, sorrows ami nn
hopes aiipl fears, regrets ami joys: \
HOOD, how lost, how restored; the it a
trpatment and radical feurb oGspefmaten
or seminal {weakness:' involuntary emiss
sexual debility end -impediments to man
generally; nervousness,,
mental and physical incapacity, result iug]
SELF-ABUSE—are fully explained in
MARRIAGE GUIDE, hy \VM.‘ YOUNG, W
This most extraordinary bonk should bo 1:
hands of cvcry young pefton contcnipl i
marriage, and .every man dr wofiian 'wh;
sires-**) limit the .number of their offspri
their circumstances. 1 Every pain, disc.as
aebe incidental to yonibj and oil
is fully explained; every parnolc of’know
that-thottld he knotyn is lt i
of engravings, Intact, if Jihclises-secret,
every one shptild knowpstilfit is’ a-booh
must be latticed, uppajid not lip. about ihe.(i
It will be scat to ‘any one ton tile rece
;in, specie of postage st,
Address lilt. AVjt r .YOUNG, 41ii -Sprui
above l-'o.iiptbp.l’htiadolphiat
' tf-f-Ajplpyii J::d Cn)'-.~;xr
j rtay beyotir disease, befot c jott place'
jisclf under the care >tf any of the nolo
J Qcacks— native t.a- -foreign—who advertise fit
I this or,.any oilier paper, get a copy, of Dtp 1 )
I \ pang's hJo'k, and read it carefully. It will
Ibe the means of saving you .many a dollar,'
| yotni-ht-.altll,’and possibly your life.’
, / Da. YOUNG cat) bo consulted on any
j diseases described in hi.; publicatijat,
i c-lace, 1 -f]ii-Spruce Street, above Fourth,
j E£S».Officc hours'ft'om !) •
TMUHK
UIOtI.VIUJIW & 1"
TMOFiSGTORY,
NOS.' 221- «ASTI tWES-TY-THIRD! STi
K.S & 176 GRAND STREET AND 21.
.c ' CENTRE STKEE, . |
ESTABLISH tTV 1838. K-.'Y. V-STABLISnEL 1838
THIS Establishment lias been in successful
operation for 24 years, and,is the largest
;of the kind in the United States. We 'hive on
hand or manufacture to order every dcsciiptioh
of Eookingj-glass, Picture and Portrait Frames-,
Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval &{ Man
tel Glasses, Connecting Cornices, Base and
Bracket Tables, with Marble Slabs, Toilet
Glasses, &c,, Ac., Ac. .MouldingsTor Picture
Frames,, in! lengths suitable for transportation,
either GiltJ jlerling, Rosewood;; OaKTrllcbra,
Birdseye, Mahogany, &c. - manufac
tory and extensive facilities eiMtb,le v iia to furn
ish any article in our lino as. good as the best,'
and as cheap as the ehca’pest.
Dealers are inyited to call upon
When they visit New. York. We .cli)iiu,
ante jo supply i a turhlythemwith evefe
cle in our line whiehthe-y canpos^tnypu'
elsewhere, ' • -v i .-sr.-jb.
- Orders-by mail httcmSik'—df^vith
promptness. Do hot fail to call When yhw-s-isit
■New York, . ■■ fj —- r -{
Office <J- Wareroom, hVbi2ls Cfiitri Sf.%' tf.- T.
,! lIOR AC Ef M,
May?—Bmos* 1*! .'1 ' 1 V
t. —kr • i
GLORIOUS Sf»W{
Not from] the Army but from .the
j. of , Beaver. -. .
New Shoe Store.
THE subscriber, would, respectfully i uforih
the citizens of Heaver, Conhty that, in ad
dition to liis well selected stock’of CLOT lING,
HATS, CAPS and GENTLE MDNSfFDR S'ISH
ING GOODS, he has lately purchased a well
selected stock'of BOOTS.oiid SHOF.S of every
kind and variety. My stock is the largest
ever brought to the county,.and l amidetenh
ined to sell “cheaper than the cheapest”.—
llind the sign of the “Die Hat.” i: ]
Sep?.».TJ« . H N. ATKtNi. ■
BEAVER SEMINAR
A MOTHER TERM OF
r\ MONTHS, will open on , ..
: £yesday the 3d of January. IS
for Board and Roomj
fiSyFor further information send for
alozuc. Address .1
j ! : > *, it. !!. MF.KCE
. dec2l’64 j I . Heaver,
TRI
For it^
■■ \
?%asssia
Patt cTsorit'bavuls
James Collins & et>
Win. Eakin'a'Ex’r.
Alfred Campbell''
Commonwealth, u S
Wasb ta Build Ash
John Mullen - '
Charles Thorn
Thbmati'ji’Lauglili
Richard I). Ifiiiisir
David Scott’s heir
same
Latlr’p Rawdeh’a If
Benj. U. Bradford
John Swick , .
Hugh Wright, ct a
Mary [Brown
febS'Oo
; NOTICE PATlTlov
BEAVER COUNTV, SS: ,"T'
IN the Orphans' (jourt. in a „,,A"' V
\y of Beaver, and State of^ivT ,he co «a
in the matter of the partition of
tate of-Gotleib Michaels, d,. C l) le , re; >l cj.
to wit: Nov. 19 th, JIBGI, Rule O A-'
legal .represcntaUvcs of 8ai.1,1 A »M
Julia} intermaniet with IV !a
intermarried with Veter Waener• r' * eli t
aels. now,; or late 4>f.st, Louis, M 0
intermarried With Gcorga ,
aho was. divorced, and. aflern ar J 8 Z * l .' s
a man named Chorehman-an.l all™!?" 1
tercsted—Von and; each of you A#? *■'>
ted to be.and,appear beforefthe
of said Court,jon Ac first.4dondav or w lp *
next,, to accept or refuse -ther e S ! J Wt « •
said deceased, at the valuation plu ln ! " !
an inquest duly a varddd Ky iafi
returned by the S tcfilf.ioXov'r f. “ n ; ‘ sl
and in-the .event.-' if Aa*
cause why the san eshbuldaWVsoH : W
’ . ' i JOS.IjEDLIE,;
; ! SheriJ.'
jail 4; 1805,
‘-is
BEAVER C(
Oij'phnns’
_ tJrf Beaver hijd' Stale of IVnnevb.l I
before the Honofilde Jt does fW' fe
lu the matter of the- petition forX;,- W ' I
thejrenhestate of Kpßcrj UiLie dSef
Anil now.'to-tni, a’ot. IClli ifei l
■heirs and .legal reprfce)ative s ’ '
ceased to-wit; J anc - Li 1 ■
Jarnes B, A^Wckj*,ji uic!s Uitohief Alex .
T ' (the petitioner!, Win,. T. Bitchb :
res.dtfig;.in;jhe Sl.jte of l.. W aV i!obt. Hiiohie' J
Jaincs t| iln clue, Kiiphe h Brown (widow f
rr ■ Jo ¥ il ?-llJ-'RilchiB. now, w
late ot, Qaliloruia. and,;!! -others intere-nriT
to tae.. tansL; IT a»v vail Inno. why an ia
.quest to -t f the i-cal .estate o'
.sa.d deceased sh, .aid- ,t..j i, O «ward*l at .=
Oiphnj.!. (,;>:tci, t. 4v held la! Bearer,;in , t .i -
%v satuLountji|ot t;,e firsjt I
next. v .7-Hh'Knt j;Ei J ujs;^; # riir;i -J
]<j:ner, dan. llt|i,. IStii.! ' . ' : J
►roves
ilictfcd
s and
.. and
liKlll
plain
s,7br
SOTICIi V
IXMbc Uvplmta
Slute of Pen'll
tko.pariition.of, ti
Price, lute of said c
and- legal .repress
wit:' David Price*.
Price, N?sidingV ji
Mary Price,' rosi.
Vork, - and - jail
uiid’cach'of’you aj
mat
thej real estate ol
| on thss premises,
[the -Is.r- Jay of Fe
and place ybu-imr
•o. I
>|AN
i are,
rhoea
\ ions,:
Hage'.
(’roiu:
the
il. 1).;
i (be
ning
? Joj
’SW
• and
agei
edge
SiiKHin's Orel;
l!eavcr,jiin4,‘oi
’■') ' WKOKFT'
WHEELEF
full
Uh:U
ill at
ousel
ni o,f
inns;
cid-
WiVii-nicreurjeJ c
iJri<f fiil-l J/
\> ■ Murk
Wc:clfiiru for it tl
'• ' nuy ; ami;
cgllqucc of stitch
lion; simplicity Q
lion ntnl. manage:
tinisli. It. will
\v hnt
n \ r.j in.;?!or
vnnr
vtouk
■ Stitch, II eta
.. ' ri-titi’G
- ; All without
It. work*? *Q*\n>
thickest fabrics,
doth, the fine'
S.‘ H* PE]
jylWVli-Tj Sol
•J ADill^lSTjAin'OitVS NOTICE
LKTTEUS of jiiltmiii.stikiion on the cslit
of. D.-C. NVakkiiuliiV fco J. Wic^
-Nor,- Itr; gh* 0:1, -pcavor county, i.‘- 7;71 r * r \ t2
grantedAc the undersigned, all personf u -
Jobbed to said estate - are ’ request yl- tum»
imntediate payniiijt.'audjhose haviitgiWS
against the sanwj will present theui irepfnf
for settlement. , . ,
•; jpHS ab.dkjx.
{; the
.( lt;s
nlihy
;ar2b
EKT,
5 i
• . ADMI-NIStJATOirS
LETTERS of adm'rnistra-tioa'On the t\
late of Ja xts Tenkis, late -of siU '
Beaver |p', Beawf cn,-deod.havingbcen?r‘ ! ■
ed to the uudersi gncd, all persons indebted
said estate are lequesled to make Inin'S '* •
pay men!, arid those having claims ttgainSl.f‘'
estate will present them to the sitbMH
property authenticated for settlement.
OLIVEK TE-N-N15..1 .ito'f'
JOU.V HEED.
~‘a mliNisfi{
T I ”t”rKBR of riOinimstration on ‘- e (
g i of Geougk IY. n i.Tu.v, ‘. .
Beaye:-c.ounty, dee d.,-!l'in
granted ;to the inidersigned. all T 5 ' jj.,.
debied to said estate are requested
immediate payr.nnt, and those hating
against said estate tvill present the® f! ,
subscriber prop >rly aritjicriticateil
tlcmentv' ' 1 ■ ' 1 . •
■. •■ , ■■ vp, A'lin'-i
US
to be
' nrti-
AUAT.W l>! Th, -
ianlB,’6is -KJ:
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B. B. CHAMBERLIN, AU-A -U _
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PROMT /attenilon giT|Cn to tifc ,
EXEMPTION PAI’EHS; ».
coMCcted witli the.Jiwt': alsoW. ■ rj,
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WOOLEN FAGlO^‘
THE undcVsigniTd-■.eipcots c 0 r“u!a?-
this Week/sardlhs,, , SpI ?“
finishing ahd|Dyeing;>lso t.Trnetts^ 4s *
Flannel, *i
Oldpbicein
wear andfor 1 *
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acoomuiocfutiQß jof. tbO?® °”- at my
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in Vutaski tow iship,- isr •*'*““ ■ _
stove iu New E' >£|i | O’,V 0 ’ , V- ppjj’M, fftilW 1 '
six
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Josi> week
'wotfwte ■ i
“ niches ,r er - •
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otice.
lUNTY, ss:
Court jin anJ for the eoi
N UAIITITION,
boavii of Woav et count v
i J y!vauitv. 1 u Uic matter..;,'
,ic rca\'estate of YfUli-,.
iiomuyTjd'cc'a. fn vfetip r
motives' of said tii-cM.,,
James"J’fitoi. mo! Marrar.-r'
in the .State of
liny in ltlie Ststv .W ■
ot hcr's : ' intcre=(e,i —v,,u; 1
Tf berplty not MrttVma jf
tc partition -pr yaSuMioji of f
■.said decease.l, will bcV.d.j, ,
in-Franklin lp.!-I!«aTO v
brnnry d 18(15. at which tint!
t-at tend, ifycai tiiir.k pr.'v.et fi
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ic following alvaujagesoTtf
IVSewing Machines:
y •hi' '.*H>r;v9 heanty- aal ei*
sp&d a|i*r '{mefne.-s of 3i*
cons'iruo:iou;‘c;»si» of opn-.
Kelly-Quilt, 'Bind..
uhcr,-Oov'K; lirai‘.l, Jr
any previous baling:.. ;
lly.-W'-i!" on the iliinncf-t w.
’from heavy beaver or pilot
t carahvic. '• -■ , ■,
ksol.-, BE.tm,
.-igeui-for Beaver eoinityA
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