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Critical Jfo icet ,«jt the Prat,
i,:Tt is the foremost .Magazine of (he day.—
flic flipside neverhad it more delightful cqtii
pinion, not'- (he million a more enterprising,
1 friend, ‘than Harper's
/Vof«t«n((BnUimore). ■ I
. i The’ most popular Monthly in the
.jV'cir York tiheererr. i
|! We must refer in terms of entog
high tone and varied excellent- of I
jdtOAZiSK— a journal with a .monthly
4&n of about 170,000 copies—-in whos
p?o. to be found some of the choicest 1!
jghneral reading of (he day. Wo spec
Work as an evidence of the Amcricanj
: jipd the popularity jt has acquired! jsh
Shch number contains fully 14f, p
nading matter, appropriately iUustra
" good wood-outs; and it combines in i
■ facy monthly and the more philo.
ijuarlerly, blended with'the best fen
flic daily. It has gront power in the
Wat ion of a'love - of pure literature]-
■llkß’s .‘‘Guide to American Lilerature\Lo
|lThe.volumes bound constitute of (hi
ajubrary of miscellaneous, reading
be found in the same compassj
other publication that has come j un
..notice. —Bostor Courier. , :
u SUBSCRIPTIONS.
4 1865. .
The-Publishers have perfect ed a s
trailing by which, they can supply tl
Xtas and Weekly promptly to those
fhr to receive their periodicals dire*
ihe office of publication . I :
;>| The postage on-HABrsn’s Maoajii
Mnts a year which must be paid at
'tinker'* post-office] ' "I
' Terms:'
tfAjtpEß’B Magazine, one 'year.....
' An Extra copy of either the Macazink or
Wxkklt will be supplied gratis hr every
Cub of Five Siiuscuibkhs at's4 00 each in one'
v< mlttanoct or Six Copies fors2o 00. ’ •
, Sack numbers can bo supplied i»t any time.
; A Complete Set,:’now, comprising! Twonty
ntne Volnraea, in neat cloth' binding, will be
«ent by cypress, freight at! cipcnaij of pur
chaser, f<frs2 25 per volume. Single -vol
umes, postpaid, $3 00. .Cloth cases,
for binding, 58 cents, by mail, postpaid. Ad
dress
] j V HARPER & BROTHERS,
'j ; Franklin Sudahe, Ne
| 600.000
MALE ,0R FEMALE AGNTS
JK ~ v TO SELL | {-.•
Ijloyd’s New Steel Plate Coit'ntp Colored
, Map of Vie United States, '
H Canadas, and New Bnmswick,
pFrom recent surreys, completad A.ug. 10,:
ljs(>2; coat $20,000 to engrave 1 it, and one
mar’s time. ; I
s: (Superior to any $lO map over made by Col-’
ton or Mitchell, and sella at: the low price of.
fcjfty Cents; 370,000 name's are engraved'on
|his map. i ji-"
| It is not'only a County map, but'it is alsoa
p COUNTY A RAILROAD MAP
of the U. S. & Canadas combined inone, giving
flvery Railroad Station and distances between.
PGuarantee irny woman or man $8 to $6 per
||iy, add will take back all|maps that cannot
nb.aold and refund the 'money. : '
1» Scud for $1 worth to. try. ’ '
j Printed instructions how to ca:
furnished all our agents,
j;'f Wanted—Wholesale Agents fort
sycry State, California, Canada
jpnnce and Cuba A fortune nx
With a few hundred dollars capita
|i«ifton, J F. Lloyd, 164 Rroadw
ijlfhe Wa Department uses cur t
ginia, Maryland, and Pennsylygnin
jKM), on,which is marked Antie
pjiarpsburg, Maryland Hights,i\
J’erjy. BhorcrsviDe, Fo
pjhers oh the Potomac, and every
in the above named States, ormoht
i { LLOYD’S TOPOGRAPHICAL
Kentucky, ohio,.lndiana,
■ pf the only authority for Gen. Rt
Jhe War Department. Money :
apy one finding an error in it.
| j From the Tribune, Aug.
.j« “Lloyd’s map or Vihol.ma, Malbvlasd and
j]p.»NSYLVANiA.—The map is very; lirge;' its
. icpst is but 25 cents, and it is the best tchieh can
bt purchased.” r;
jj Lloyd's Great Map%f the Mississippi Rioer. —
Ifrom Actual Surveys by Capts: I arland \Vm_
flown, Mississippi River Pilots, it St. Louis,
Mo-r shows every man’s plan tat ioi and owner’s
Wnrae from St. Louis'to the Oiilf of Mexico—-
1ji,350 miles A—every. sand-bar, idand, town,
finding, and all places 20 miles bjapk from tht
trjver—colored in counties and States, Price,
«1 in sheets. $2, pocket form, ihd $2,60 on
fjnen, with rollers.: Ready Sept, 20.
'lfdvy Department, Washington, Sep 1.- 16, 1862. :
|J. T. Lloyd—Sir: Send me yoerjMap of the
Mississippi River* with price, per.bundled
■jsipies. Rear-Admiral Charles I!. pavis, com
manding tl)b Mississippi squadjc nj is nuthorr
dyed to purchase as many as ’ore required fo
>iise of that squadron. . I
JipIDEOX WELpS. SccrStary of (he Navy !
|TVS2W |gkbo
AND
'.U «.,■ • , 1-
'il: PRODUCE STORE.
'iiMjnE' sub.'icribtir 'respectfully announces to
[jX Tthe cititeris of Beaver .and vicinity, that
I he .fins opened a GROCERY PRODUCE
STORE in .the room formerly occupied by
>Stokc3 & Tallon, and directly opposite the
■jStrgua office, where we will keep constantly on
hand and ..-for sale a large assortment of
Groceries, such as '
I COFFEE, RICE,
HI TEA, MOLASSES,
H SUGAR, SYR JP;
Also, FLOUR, POTA
all other articles usually
Grocery store. ,
H Country produce taken
for goods, at the highest n
H deci) T. T. Me
KOLLOGK
D and© lion C o££ ee*.
THlSpreparation, made fronthe best Java
Coffee, is recommended by physicians as
a superior NUTRITIOUSBEVERAGEforGen
; era! Debility, Dyspepsia and all billions disor
'; dors, l Thousands who hare been compelled to
, abandon the use of coffee, will ( use this with
: out injurious effects. One- can ieontains the
of two pounds of ordinary coffee.'
. Price 25 cents. .■ ’ J *' ;
J ; KOLLOCKS LEVAIST.
J ; The purest and best RAKING POWDER
known, for making light, sweet apd nutritious
< 7 Bread and Cakes. Price 15 cents.
' Manufactured by -1 j !
,:r M. H. KOLLOK, Chemist,
-; i Corner of -Broad and Chestnut streets,
I,| . PHILADELPHIA,
»\ Aid sojd by all Druggists and Grocers
" taarSti ■ ! ,
AMERICAN "
GOLDFEN COMPANY
Manufacturers of Gold Pens and
Pencil Cases, of every: description, nhd
Sole Manufactures of the
Celebrated Angular Nibbed , Pen.
■ A supply just received and for fsale at the
Bridgewater'Drug Store. ''
| ANDREW WRAY, [
;j ATTORNEY ATi LAW
Is ■ JJEAVER, PEyyA.if
I /''kfTICK in the Southern extremity of the
f National Hotel [-aug3l’64:ly.i ,
iBtain«d J
BE
1 :
PITTSBUEGKj COMMERCIAL.
Published Daily by
Th Pittsburgh; Newspaper' and!
Printing iCompaiiy. |
One of tie Largest. and Most . Widelg
.Circulated Payers in the State. ;
Gives the Earliest' and/
Fullest Intelligence. L|
, Prospectus for the New Yeir.
On assuming control of the/ Cotnn erdal, at
the commencement of the year, the conduc
tors announced their] DETERMINA TION to
infuse h new life imd-myormto its columns
which should render ibe paper MOKE THAN ■
EYEK ACCEPTABLE TO THE READER, i
The RapidTncreasO in Circulation, flatter
ing notices of our con'emporaries, and Con
gratalatory Letters from every, quarter. As
sure' us that, our efforts have not been unsuc
cessful. ■“ ' ■ | . I ' :
.The Commercial HAS GROWN DAILY in
public favor until it! now ranks among the
LEADING JOURNALS in the country. . |
In order, to keep pace with the demands' of
the reading'public, and at the saine lime meet
the increasing pressure, on pur advertising
columns, wd some months since INCREASED
THE DIMENSIONSI|OF THE PAPER TO
THE EXTENT OF POUR COLUMNS- ,
. Among the leading features are full! i reliable
.. TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS; i
from all the leading points of interest, It
devotes special attention to
, MARKET REPORTS, ' -
including the IRON,] OIL, CATTLE, LUM
BER, TOBACCO, and the
GENERAL MARKETS- Our : | A
■ ' . River news, . i i■. / '
receives particular attention,'And in this De
partment the Commercial has no riVali The
FINANCIAL AND STOCK REPORTS, !
of the Commercial are prepared with care and
willbc found to be unusually full' and relia
ble. . Also, the Repo|ts of the |‘
LEADING MARKET? OF THE COUNTRY*,
embracing reports of|the DRY GOODS arid
WHOLESALE MARKETS, and Special Re
ports of OIL STOjCK FINANCE AND TRADE,
from day to day. j i ! . •
While special attdjiftion will "b’e; given to
these several'Dcpai tments, the l Commercial
lays claim to rank ai long the leading journals
of the country as a nedium. of 1- '
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. j
Its aim is to give none but healthy reading
suited to the Family Ciecle, and to be a wel
come visitor to the discriminating public. ■ I
THE|?DLm I c j .
forms a peculiar feature ht the C mmercial.
By giving every Saturday fan Obiqixal Sfe
mox, prepared expressly by a Minister of the
OdSpel, in Pittsburgh|or vicinity, (jwhich, al
so, goes into the weekly,) fifty-twodiscourses
are given in the yearj by not less than twen
ty- or thirty different Ministers, without re
gard to denominational distinction] This De
partment of the Commercial has attracted much
a ttention; and arrangements are-being made to
•in crease its recognized importance and value.,.
As a feature at once novel and instructive, it’
constitutes not the licast of the napy claims
of the I Commercial tojpatronage. J 1
. In politics the. Commercial will be an ’ un
deviating supporter, pf the Union, and earn
estly loyal to the “Government, and as far j as
consistent with this him, free from Partisan
ship. , , If
The Commercial is a large folio.sheet, and is
published in two editions every morning]: Sun
day excepted. ■|j . .1
Teems or Daily: by mail, SlO per annum;
City subscribers, served by carriers, $l3-per
anuum,in advance, or, 25 cents pet week,pay
able to thecarrier., l?ingle copies 5 cents.. y-A
discount made to Agents. 1 T
The Ratceday Cojime'eci.u,—A large sheet,
containing'all the Current News, Miscellan
eous, Literary, and Scientific Into ligoncevund
Valuable Reading fdi* the Family is publish
ed at 51,50, (52 issuts,) per Year. In Clubs
of Twenty, SI. sj{ I |
The Me net/for 'Wee/ty and Dails must always
accompany the order iu\'l in no. inila 'ice can these
tenns bt deviated fronii, ■ . i
requested to not} as
agents for the Commercial, i j |
Office. 175 FIFTH si., opposite po'stoffice.
C. D. BRIGHAM.,..Ij, ], Eniton.
R. D. THOMPSON..]!. BrsixE'sLs Maxagee.
Address , THE COMMERCIAL. I
1 'll i Pittsburg; t Pa.
' Vorld.—
y (o the
r.vBTSB’s
I circular
ie pages
light apd'
k k of this
People ! ■
pages of
ted with
tself the;
soph! cal;
lures of
disgem
-I—Tec-
d\ndon.
emsplres;
;■ suck as I
|’ in any
cuier our
jrstem of
e Maqa
wbo pre
;lly from
se is 24
;ho - Sub-
..$4 00.
Yobk,
ivass well, 1
iur maps in,
,j England,
jy be made
jVo cohl-
ay, N. Y.l 1 ;
nap of Virr
,jeostSlOO,T
tfim Creek, 1
tilliamsport
'll, and all
other place
y refunded;
MAP OF ;
and ILL.,
secrans and
■efunded to
1
0
NEW BRIGHTON RETREAT
AN ASYIiUM ij’ORTHE RECEP-
, tiOn, cure and treat
ment o|f mental !
Alienation or !
DISORDER L
■ AndiotHer ■
Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
EXCLUSIVELY FOE FEMALES.
fTIHISi institution IB nbw open for the reoep-
I tion, care, andjUrcatmcnt t f the indepen
dent ctasi of patients who are l aboring under
mental- 1 derangement; or othci nervous and
chronic'disease. IVje make- special mention of
nervous and chronic diseases, [from the fact
that seven tenths of the- female! patients that
are committed';tc oir public Asylums, to be
treated for disorde ted minds, are reduced to
that lamentable co adition through previous
physical disoi-derJ By a" well tamed and judi
cious treatment 1 of - chronic and (nervous dis
eases, ,aU physical disorders, in the majority'
of cases may bo ren oved i and thus the mind,
having suffered through |. the, uedium of the 1
body, will when free jfrom the exciting
physical cause, throw off the shackles that
has bound it to worse than midnight darkness,
and reason will, once uime its sway,
clothed in all its primitive beauty and wonted
excellence. Hence [the necessity of all those,
who are laboring under" the predisposing or
exciting bauses, calculated in the'end to im
pair the mind- to presort! to an early and
judicious course of remedial agents/ 1 , ,
The Institution is a large [brick building
with a stone basemept—four stories high and
well ventilated., Itljs situated |on an elevated
table land which commands a [view of! entire
town—adjacent and neighboring
streams; all of .which are, calculated’to pro
duce favorable impassions upon the disorder
ed mind. '! ■ ' ! ' ■
IRY
TOES, and
kept in a
in exchange
larket price,
iKIBBIN. -
The Institution is iomplete.in all of its ap
pointments. Having been tastefully fitted up
at graetexpense; tin order thgt H may! meet
the approbation and views of the fastidi
ous. J '■ '■ ,| : ! ' | J ■
The water closets and batping apparatus
■have beep gotten up upon thejmoai approved
modern scientific ’ This department
embraces not only! the ordinary batlts but,'
also, the waijm aiij and ascending
and descending douche for.tbe more effectual
and successful treatment of I cutaneous and
other scrofulous diseases. ’l. , j
We beg leave to say to> all those.who jmay be
disposed toi commit the interests of a dear
wife, sister or dpughter, to opr charge—-may
be assured that no means will be spared or
efforts wanting on bur part tojameliorate then
condition opfo.effebt a .restoration to their act
customed health and vigor off mind’. ‘ T
For further particularssend for a circular.
All should be addressed to.
| ;E. KENDRICK, M. D.
Supt. of New Brighton.Retieat
I! ' New Brighton J
J Beaver Co.. Pa.
novl2'G2,
EXECUV
WHEREAS, li
- estate ofD.
Hanover |tp, BeaVi
Been grant ed to th
knowing tbemselvdi
are requested to -t
and those having cl
present them propl
tlemeht. ’ '
JOSEPH I
* ROB’T' V
- feblo’os • . '
W.i^EE£
?OB’S, HOTIGE.
Icttersi testamentary on tie
>avid B. WpiTEHiu, late of
|er countyjdec’d., haring
;e undersigned, all .persons
is- indebted tp said estate'
made immediate payment,
ilaima |againat the same will
#rly authenticated, for set
'<l ! ■
WHITE"
HlTr
HILL, } ,
hill, ) E^r v
. Hknover tp
■< i-tVip,; >.|i J,|;T J,C 'lsk n!
BRAVESOLDIERB AND SAILORS,
HOLLOWAY'S PILL
.ALiid Orntment.
I.V i
L UJ WHOhavo friends and Relatives in the
lArmy or Navy, should take especial care
that thiy bo amply supplied' with .those Fills
and Ointment; and when > the brave Soldiers
and Sailors hare neglected to provide them*
selves with them, no better present can be sent
them 1 by their friends. . They have been prov
ed to be the Soldier’s never-failing friend in
the hour of nieed- : : t.
COUGHS AND COLDSAFFECTING TEOOPS
. Will bo ■ speedily removed and] effectually
cured by using these admirable medicines,.and
by paying proper.attentions the! Directions
■which are attached to each Pot orjßox.
SICK HEADACHES ANDWANT OF APPE-
TITE INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
These feelings which so sadden us, usually
arise;Cram trouble-or annoyances, lobstructed
perspiration, or gating and;drinking whatever
is ixn wholesome, | thus disturbing the healthful
action of the.jliyer and. stomach, ■ These or
gana nmat ba if you desire to be welL
The Fills, taking according to the printed in
structions, wQI Ouickly a produce a healthy
action in both liver and stomach, and ,as a
naturalconsequenoe a clear head and good ap-'
DEBILITY INDUCED BY
I jOYEE^FATIGUE,
• Willi soon disappear by the hae of these in
valuabjle Pills) and the Soldier will quickly ac
quire additional ‘strength. Never let the bow
els be| either confined or unduly acted .upon.
It inay seem | etirange that Holloway’s Fills
should] be recommended for Dysentery and
Flux, many pfersons supposing that they would
increase the relaxation. This is a great mis
take,■'■for these Pills will oorredt the liver and
stomsch and thus remove all the acrid, humors
from the system! This medicine will give tohe
and vigor to t|iej whole organic system howev
er .deranged, while health and strength follow
as a matter Ofcburse. Nothing will stop the
relaxation of |th‘e Bowels' so sure as this fam
ous medicine. I
VOLUNTEERSj ATTENTION! INDISCEE
,]• TIONB OP YOUTH. ...
Sores and Ulcers, Blotohings and'Swellihgs,
can with certainly be‘radically cured if the
Fills are taken night and morning, and the
ointment be freely used as stated in the print
ed instructions. I If treated in any other man
ner they dry up in one |>art to break .out in an
other! . Whereas this Ointment will- remove
the humors from the system and leave the Pa
tient a vigorous] and healthy man. ; It will re
quire a little perseverance in bad cases to in
sure! a lasting chre- ■
FOE WOUNDSI EITHER OCCASIONED BY
THE BAYQNET, OR SABRE. ORTUE BUL
LED, SORES] OR BRUISES,.
; To which ejrejy Soldier and Sailor are. liable,
there are no medicines so safe, sore and con
venient as Holloway’s Pills and ointment. The.
poor [wounded ahd almost dying snfferermight
have his woiinds dressed immediately, iif he
would onty-provjide himself with this match-!
less Ointment, which should be thrust into the
wound and smeired all around it, then covered
with a piece from his knapsack, and
compressed Witih a ‘ handkerchief. Taking
night and morning 6or 8 Pills,- to ( cool the sys
tcm.ffed prevent inflamation.. . -
Every Soldier’s knapsack and Seaman’s
chest should be provided with these .valuable
Remedies, | .' ’i--
CAUTION. —None are genuine■ unless
the words ‘Qloliotcay, New York and-London," •
are djscernahle las a wafer-mark in every leaf
of t of directions around each pot or
box ; the same may be plainly seen by holding
the ttaf to the light. A handsome reward will
bo given! to any!’One rendering;such informa
tion as may lead to the detection of any party
or parties couut]erfeitingt he medicines orvend
ingj ;ho samej knowing them to be spurious-, i
*r : *S6ld a|t the Manufactory of Professor
llomowAT, 8t) Maiden Lane,.. New York, and
by i II respectable. Druggists and Dealers in
Mec.icines, throughout f,ho| civilized world, iii
box is at 25 cents, 62 cents triad $l each!
C sj°“ There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes! \ •
Nj. 15.—Directions for the guidance of pa
ints in every disorderarc affixed to each box.
I!ay7., , ; ■ j ‘
BRITISH PERIODICALS,
jj. j j VIZ. I,
W London. Qbabtebly Review (Jouscrv.,)
in EmNiulnuii Review (Whig.) J . j
'ti t Westminster Review (Radical.) ’ j
'us b’oETii Butvisu Review (Frce-Church.)
: j | I
Si>vcKwooo'js Edi.nduuoh MAGAXisK^(Tjory:)
-'-'Ptc American Publishers continue to rc
prirt the'nb|ov«!-nanicd periodicals, tut ns the
cost of printing has duubltd, the price of pa.
pe r and. taxes, duties, licenses,
etfl largely] increased, they are compelled to
advance their terms as follows:
j TERMS F0R1865-
F<r any one of the Review^*-..........’.. $4,00
FOrj any two ofl the Reviews l„..„ 7,00
Fen any three of the Reviews I 10,00
Fir all-four jof the Reviews 12,00
Fprj Blackwoodfs Magazine- 4,00
For Blackwood] and one Review 7,00
For Blackwood and any two Reviews...! 10,00
Fpi Braokwjood and three Reviews i 13,00
For Blackwood and the four Reviews...l 15,00
■ I The workjs wlHbe printed on a greatly improv
ed of'payer, and' while pearly all
American Periodicals arc either advanced in
price or reduced in size—and very.': generally
bjoth—ire shall continue to give faithful copies
of all the matters contained in the original
Hence, our present prices prill be.
found as chpapj for the amount of matter fur- I
pished, as thosjo of any of. the competing per- I
ipdicals in this] country.' ' ‘ j . :
I Compared with the cost of the, originals ed- I
it ions, which at the present premium on gold!
would be about $lOO a ycar, our price? ($l5)
are exteedin'yhj tore. Add to this ithe fact that
lyo make our annual payments id the British.
Publishers for parly sheets and copyright in
Gold —sl costing us at this time (JanbsSSs)
nearly $2, fib in currency—and we tnigithat
ip the scale we have adopted we shall'be en
tirely justified by our' subscribers and the
reading pubiicl p
I The interest!of these Periodicals to* Ameri
can . is rather increased than Idimin
iphed by the articles they contain on dnr Ce
if Bor, and though sometimes tinged with
prejudice, still, considering their
great abiliCty jand the different stand-points
from which theyfare written,'beread and
studied with advantage by the people of this
country, ofl every erfied and party. •
THE EOER REVIEWS for 1863.
f few copies'of the above remain on hand,
ana will be eoldat $6 for the whole four, or
S3for anypneL • " ..(•(.•
We also publish the i -
L ! „ FARMER’S GUIDE.
By Henry Stephen*, of Edinburgh, and the
lute J. P. Norton, of Yale College. !2 vpls.
Royal Octdvoj 1600 pages and numerous En
gravings. , I ‘ j
j PRICE’S" ! for the two volumes— : hy Mail,
post paid, sB.t ■ . j i i
' LEONARD SCpLT & CO. 1 , Publishers,
[ .. . j -V0.,58 VTaVur Strut, Ken York.
New j Marble "Worlds X
S. Irons, »
. ! St., BBIDGB WATER,?
THE Si bsoriber announces to the public
that he prepared to furnish, tq custo*
iners all kind of work in his line from a PLAIN
SLAB to a jGA!RYED.TOMB STONE. r f
American dud Italian jiaxble
Kept on handj and ill kinds of plamfaswell
as Ornamental work done in a satisfactory
manner. D. IRONS.
Markets! \aoor norlh r i- Allisoifs slot e:
• juhelo'6l „ j, ;
NS &
r W lw* if’ Extaimnathn- apaintt BadTMb x
Modi Brtdth, Dviaud Qumt
•, i
! 088 ABTILLEBT IS
I DR. WM. B. HURD’S , -
DENTAUTREAS «>R y
■ j,. A muusixa fob :• ■;•
PRESERVING THE TEETH
Pierpying' the Breath and Mouth
r I• r : ;.' ■ ‘ •
( .
- i •
uring
AND
oothaoheand Neuralgia.
j I
r • ■ I■ ,i •■.. •
'« Unequalled TOOTHPOOER,D
•. i .-U
Br.Burf.
bottle, -T |
] i v; mri
one box J I
Dr- Mura t Magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
one bottle.\ |. v. •. -
Dr. Burft UNRIVALED NEURALGIA
PLASTER, , ■■ ■ . J ■
Dr. MunFt MANUAL od the Deft Meant oj
Pretexting the Teeth, including Direction! for the
•Proper Treatment of Children’t Teeth. 1 r
, FLOSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTHPICKS, etc., tie. • !••'
! Prepared at Dr. Hurd’s Dental Office, i 77
Fourth Si., Brooklyn, (E. D.d 1 /
Price, | ONE DOLLAR /or SIX $5. "\f .
: Denial T'xeamy makes a package
eight Inehes.by fire, 1 and is sent by express..
I -foil derettiom for i ueit on each article.
, The following articles we can send separate
ly, by man, rii; I . J : r' , ■ i
j The Treatae on Pretexting the Teeth sent, post
paid,| on receipt of Twatvx Gears, or .four
stampa-'T /:! v ; -
a The Neuralgia Platter; for Neuralgia in the
Face; Netroua Headache, and Earache, sent
post paid, on receipt of Eighteen Cents, or si
stamps- r !'] , ..I
■ The Nemnlgta ana Rheumatic Flatter (large
she,) foij Pains in (the Chest, Shoulders, Back,
or any partjaf the|body; sent postpaid, on re
ceipt; of |i irtg-eeven eenie.
] Address, S \ 1 ■ 1 *
WM. D. HURD, CO.,
R ribuae Buildings, Aim. York
Dr- Hurd 1 ! MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POW
DER and TOOTHACHE DSOTSennnal be
sent by > mail, but they can probabl7 .be bh
tained at your Drug or Periodical Stores. It
they! cannot, send to us ftjr the DENTAL
TREASURY, Price,Oan Donum, which ion
tains them. ,
'i . - <
Art Preparation! Good t
The bes L evidences that they are is, that their
nrmcstfriends add best patrons are those who
have! used them longest. Dr. Wm. E. IlurdU
an eminent Dentist ofj Brooklyn, Treasurer of
the New York State Dentists’ Association, and,
(these preparations hate been used iri’his pri
vate-practice for years, and no leading citizen
of Brooklyn |-or • Williamsburg questions their
excellence, , while 1 eminent Dentists oif Ncw
Vork reiokmend them as the best known to
;the profession.; Without the aid of advertis
ing, | dealera have sold them by the gross.
The Editor of the Brooklyn Daily Txnieas&yst
“We, are happy to know (that our friend,; Dr.
Hurd, ie succeeding beyond all expectations
withj his MQUTH WASH; and [TOOTH POW
DER.. j The great secret; (of his success'rests
with, the fact that his arlieUsare precisely what
thty art represented to be, at tee can testify from
their long use." ,|' ... iI f ■", [ '
Tlietvcll known P. T. Ramttm writes:, “1
found your TOOTH .POWDER so good that my,
family have (used it all tip. We find it the beef
powderlfor. the Icel'/i see have ever sued. I" shall
feel obliged if yotu will send nie another sup
ply tit (the Museum at your convenience, with
,bEI.”
Butdbeirjeost is so small that every oncmay
test the matter for himself:. 1 i j, i-.
’ S©T ftcwjare of the ordinary Tooth. Powders.
Dr. Hiiitda Tooth Pooiler contains no acids,
nor alkali, nor charcoal, and polishes without
wearing the' enamel.. Use no other. ■'
WHAT WlLt. DR. HURD’S REMEDIES
, w . , .‘EFFECT.
Hr. Hurd’s Mouth Wash and Tooth powder,
will jgive young ladies that finest charm in wo
umn--‘ i a sweet breath and pearly, teeth. Try
them, iladics. i |. '■ ' . . -| .:.,
Dr. [Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
will j cleanse thc'mouthi'.from all, foul exhala
tions, iaiid if used in the morning,! will make
the breakfast taste sweeter and tpe day begin
more pleasantly. Hundreds of persons can
testify to this. Try them, gentlemen! !'|
Dr.lHurd’s Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
are the the! best preparations in the world for
curing bad breath and, giving firmness and
health to the gums. of eases of
Diseased Illtsding G’ani, Sore Mouth, Canker,
etc., have been cured by Dr: Hurd’s astring
ent Wash, j ■ < •' ‘i
Dr. Hurd’s Mouth Wash .'and Tooth Powder
give an additional charm to courtship, and
make; husbands more agreeable to their - wires
and wives to their, hnsbandsi They should be
used! ,by every person having •=-
;I ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to impait a taint to the-mouth
Dri Hurd’s Toothache Droops cure Tooth-,
ache 'arising ,from exploded nerves, and tire the
bestjfriendk that parents con hare in the house
to save their children from torture and them
selves: from! loss of sleep and sympathetic suf
ering. |! ■ ‘'1•• : i-
Formers and mechanics!; you cannot well af
ford, to neglect your teeth.'{ Feta trifling sume
you can npw get preservatives,. than Which
Rothschild or Aster can get nothing better.'
Uemembcr that J3]/ip<p»io and. Consumption of
the Lungs oflen originate ini neglectj of Teeth:
Send for tlie Treaties on Teeth, and read Dr.
Fitch’s observations oh tbis sbhject. If, 100
.late jtp arrest [decay in your own teeth, save
your Children’s teeth. I.
A” EIiRALGIA PLASTERS —Dr. Herd’s
Neuralgia Non-Adhesive Plasters aro the most
pleasant and successfol remedies ever prejeri
ed fpr thispamful.i disease. The ap
plies one,! soon breoraes, drowsy, falls asleep,
and [awakes freeftrompain, and no'blister.or
other unpleasant or injurious ponseduenoes eh
sne.i ' For Earache and Kenous lleaddeke, ap
ply ! according todireetions, and jrofief, will
sorely folio*. -Nothing can be obtained equal
to Dr. Hurd’s Compress for Neuralgia. Try
them. They are entlrelyanovel, curious; and
original preparation, and wonderfully success
ful.; They lore oil two. sizes, one small, fop the*
face, price Ifi centg, and 'the other .large, for
application to the body, price 37 cents. , IKtU
be mailed onteceipl of price and pne stamp. , ,
WHAT ARE THE PEOPLE OIXG f
The American people pro intelligent enough to
appreciate preparationsthatobntrihuteso much I
to happiness of those' using them, and they
wont them. Every mail bringe.ua letters, some
-ordering the Treatise bn Teeth,; some, the Neu
ralgia Plasters, and not afow enclosing 37cts. ‘
for the Month Wash.lo be .sent by mail ; [but:
to these we are compelledtb reply that it is
impossible to send nhatf-pint.bottle' by mail.
The people want these Remedies., ; tciil
supply the** 1 ■ \'; '/ , ■
Now is the i •■ i K.-•
I 'CHANCE FOR AGENTS,
Shrewd! agents eon make a small ftrtune in
oarryingthese artider around to, families. Thr
Dental Treaauryis the neatest article that a
matt or woman can carry' around. I Send foi
oh[«i and See, or, better, ’» dozen, .which. w«
will sell, os samples, for $7/ ' Agents supplied
liberally with, circulars. JQP’Now is the time
tojio go into the business, todogood, andmak*
a profit. Wa are spending thousands for tbs
benefit oil agents. New England menor wo-|
min! here Is something nice, anda chance to
take the iids at its flopd. . Address, _
■'• I WML B. HOED iCO.,
|> Tribune buildings, New York.
That remittances may be ■ made with confi
dence, W-B. H.A Co., refer to the Mayor of
Brooklyn; to GL W. Griffith, President Firm
'As’and Citisens Bank, Brooklyn -. lo Joy. Coe,
10.. Saw Ywk; to T. T- Bavnum.Esq., Now
qS't’.atoj.etc^j . (. ~! • ' j-' p ;
WHEMR 1]
SEWIHGMACJ
The Best, Host IU
Machine Vow
✓* I ' • ; -
These Machines
lock-stich alike! on
ahfl uSe less than half
■| ■ ■ . ■ ", ■
arid silkis that the sing
blethread loop-stitch
do. It will
Quilt,’
Stitcl
Tuck.t
Braid,
jZJord,
etc
previous basting;
adapted than any
Machine in usd ! t
changes and great jrs
sewing required in a la
they will sew from one
• : ■:! I-/,- |/
ty thicknesses.dfMarsel
outstepping, and
stitch perfect; or
to the tii
gauze
cloth, without chai
needle or tension;
■i .-h :
adjustment of mac
It has the folio
ges over all Ollier :
° i -r . j 1-r
1 '■■‘Vi- i
: Far. greater va
. ■ '■■ i'■ , ’ '
beauty and excol 1
Speed and quietn
simplicity* of co:
and i managemen
. |° i-| ..1
design and finis!
(These are pec
'.v ill go far to
choke of an iht
—Please call' arid |examine.^
SJ-I-PEIRSOLi
BEAVE'k, PA., ■ v
’ J ! || I' ' : ' . r
augl7] Sole Ag’l for Reaver |co.
' .' CRITTENDEPf’S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL , r .
■: COLLEGE, !
N. E. comer of 7th &ChestimtSt.,
? PHILADELPHIA, P.V.' \
THIS Institution,' which , was jbstablishcd in
1844, and is -nowj consequently in U
eigthtcenth year of its - existence, numbers
among! its;gratuates, hundreds of the most suc
cessful 1 Merchants and liusinest Men of pur
Country. . . '!• '
The object of the Institution is solely.to af
ford yopngmen facilities forlbdrough prepa
ration lor business, i * ■ , .f i
The branches taught arc, Book-keeping, ns
applfcablc todlicyarious departments of trade;
Penmanship, fyoth .'plain and ornamental;
Commercial Law,; mathematics, Navigation,
Civil Engineering, -Drawing, Phduography,
and Modern Languages] . |
■ The system of Instruction is 1 peculiar;, no
classes or set lessons arc made use of, but each
student is taught individually, so.that he may.
commence at any time, and. atte idv at whatev
er hours arc most convenient.. ' ■ ' |
~ Catalogues are issued annually after the
15th of April, confining name s of the stu
dents 'for the year, and full particulars of
tends, &c., and may bej obtained at any time
by addressing the Principal.' :
; In- extensive accommodations, wide-spread
reputation. nnd thp lengthy experience of the
Prinoipal. this Instiiution offers facilities su
perior to any-other inthe country, for, young
men wishing to, prepare for business; and to
obtain at the same time a diploma, which will
prove a recommendation,for them to any Mer
cantile House. ,j, ...I ‘i- -,|
Series of Treatises 6n
Book-Keeping, now. more widely ! circulated
than any other work' bn the subject, 1 are for
i sale at! the College, j I
39 OHIOI
/ES’ ■
fiSfflW 1 *?.
STREET,
Federal,) I
rr, PENS’A.
f ■ this i Establishmen
1 for a dumber of years
establishments in this
if New *prk and Phila
nprorcdappliances and
1. Beipgalad in pos
set discoveries l and me
re, they dye and finish
md Merino Dresses in a
hy cases, these articles
finish, very nearly equal
Goods.. ■ . "'i ■ 1 ■
plumed in two weeks
(West of
j I ALLEGREI
THE Proprietors
have been engage
in tho most extensive
oouijlry, in the oitieslo
dejpbia, where all thel.i
apparatus'are employe
session of the Very Ist
thods of European Dye
Ladies’ Silk, Satin jo)
superior style ' Xn maj
are made in color and n
in.appearance to new C
, Goods re
Kro*.
TS giteh tha
■ | Tallon trill be disst
1865, owing to the deal
hating accounts again
thcjml to thcKundereigi
will call and settle, [n
A. L. 8. MOi
PHYSICIAN i
V : {Ldte JL. A- Sw
3T IR iE3"!B
■ BBAYBR 1
! - ' i
f rt W ; -!
m-
Sewing
F»e l '
ake the
,OHSR I
W -Combined ! Silver and Bronte Med
als,: Piplqihas, and
Testimonials, have been received from vari
ous sources, both public and Private, .
Self-Adjusting and Adjustable! The only
Wringer with the Patent Cog-Wheelßegula
tor, for tuning both- rolls together and which'
positively iprevents the rolls from breaking or
twistingoh thei shaft.. It is not only a pei
fect Wringer, hut the Cog-wheels' give it a
power which tenders it a 'most Excellent
Washer pressing and separating, as it does,
the dirt with -the water - from the clothes,
leaving them dryer, whiter, and smoother than
when “wrung”.by hand. The water can be
presod from large and small- article’s, .easier,
quicker, and more thoroughly than by the or
dinary, old-fashioned back-breaking, wrist
straining, and clothes destroying.process.—,
The Cog-wheels prevent all “wear ami tear”
of clothes by the friction of the rollsiorbreak
ing of stitches by twisting.
Without Cog-wheels, the. whole- strain of
forcing-the cloth through the Machine is put
upon the lower roll, and the cloth is made to
act in the place of Cog-wheels, to drive the
upper roll, causing a much greater - strain up
on thejower roll than when Cog-wheels^..With
our Patent Regulator,are used,besides the ex
tra strain upon the cloth. . AGood Canvasser,
wanted'in every town. Liberal inducements
offered,' and exclusive sale guaranteed.
7 K. C. BBOWING, Agent.
*’- • _ V
•> I
;h sides,
ie thread
i or dou
iacbines
1. J
sm, I Fell,
| Gather,
lait,
* I
without
al
ire better
i Sewing
othi
frequent
iety of
irmly; or
. . 847 Brodway-, New York.
' WM. G. WOLiP. Agent,
May 11,’C4; ! Borough township;
,R. TODD is Agent for Unirersa
Clothcs Wringer in the Townships of Moon,
Hopewell, Independence, Raccoon,"'Greene,
and Hanorer.
to twen-
[es with-
ce every
he finest
ma
'i >•
•ora
Hu a, n Mlse r y .
Jute Published in a Sealed Envelope; Price 6 elt:
‘ * LECTURE BY Du. CULVERWELL,
ON THE CAUSE AND CURE of Spenna
I orrh^, Consumption, Mental and Physical
Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy;; Impaired Nu
trition o'rthe Body; Lassitude; Weakness of
the Limbsjind the Back; Indisposition, and
Incapacity,for study and Labor.; Dullness of
Apprehension.; Loss of Memory; Aversion t 6
Society; Love of Solitude; Timidity; Self-
Distrust ; Dininess; Headache, Affections pf
the'Eyes-..Pimples on.the Face; Involuntary
Emissions, and Sexual Incapacity,; the Co.nscr
qucnces of youthful Indiscretionv &c., &c.,
admirable Lecture Plearly proves
that the above.enumerated, often selflaijiicted
evils, may be removed without medicine and
without-Dangerous surgical operations,. and
should be read by every youth and every!' man
in the ISndl ~ . v , -
Sent under seal, to any! address, in a.; plain
scaled envelope, bn the receipt of six cents, or
-two postage stamps; by addressing,
i f [ CHAS. J, C. KLINE & CO,,
1-7 Bowery. New York. Post Office 80x,.4580. -
savies
it heaver
the feed
dug any
r hatever!
w
or mi
me
adyanta
wing
mach
ines;
of work;
inety
, ■ .!■
lence
if stitch;
' m;arriage. ;
"TTS loves and 1 ! hatles, sorrows and angers',
I -hopes and fears, regrets and joys; MAN
HOOD, how lost, how restored; ,thc nature,
treatment and-radioal cure of spematerrhoea
or seminal wAkness; involuntary emissions,
sexual debility and impediments' to marriage
generally; nervousness, consumption,’ fits,
mental and physical incapacity, resulting from
SELF-ABUSE-fare fully explained jin the
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by WM. YOUNG, hI.D.
This most extraordinary book should be in the
hands of every young person contemplating
marriage, and'every man or- woman • who de
sires tp limit the number of their offspring to
their circuifistanc.es. Every nain| disease and
ache incidental to yout,h, maturity and old age,
is fully j explained; cVery particlh taf knowledge
that should bo known is here given.. ■ It is full
of engravings; fact, it discloses secrets that
every'one should iknow; still it is a book that
niust bo fockcd£up, and not lie about the house.
It wilibo sent to any one pn the .receipt of
twenty-five cents in specie or postage stamps.
Address Dr. Wm. : YOUNG, 410. Spruce sf.,
above Fourth, Philadelphia.
motion;
ess oj
struct;
ion;, ease
; ele
ibahce of
iucls, and f
iliar
determine
'■ (.if-! ,
buyer.
the
OSS
the firm Stokes &
(fired onlhe Ist of April,
tjh of nlr, Stokes. Those,
iwjsaid firm will present
oed, / and those indebted
«8] ROBT.TALLON
RAND,
M.D.,
- ailEfcEOlf,
trg. U A S. Amy,) ,
P 3D O !MI i,
ca.PA. •
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
,g3f" Afflicted! and Unfortunate, no mutter w.hat
may bc.your disease, befpre you place your
self | under the care'of any of the jnotorioua
QGacks — natlte Or foreign — who advertise in
this or any other paper, get a copyVof Dr.’
Young's book, ahd read it carefully. :■ ,JU will
be tlie means oft saving you many a . dollar,
your health, and possibly your life.
Dm TOUNG.can be consult ejP'on any ,of. the
diseases* described in his publication, at his
officfcJlG Spruce StreeU above Fourth, Phila-
hours frotop to 3,-daily.'. fma‘r26
PHaGENIX'
LOOKIM-GLASS & PICTURE FRAME
MANUFACTORY,
NOS. 221 EAST TWEETS-THIRD STREET,
173 & 175 ORAND STREET AND 215
, : : CENTRE STREE. ■
established! &>£. #N. Y. established 1838
THIS .Establishment has been in successful'
operatic.infor 24 years, and is the largest
of the kind in the tynited States..- Wc have on
hand or manufacture to order every description
of Looking-glass, Picture and Portrait Frames,
Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval & Man
tel Glasses, Cornices, Base and
Bracket Tables, with Marble Slabs, Toilet
Glasses, &0., &?., &c. Mouldings for Picture*
Frames, suitable for transportation,
either jGilt, Berling. Rosewood, Oak, Zebra,
Birdseye, Mahogany,: &c.' Our newmanufac
tory and extensive facilities enable us to furn
ish any article in our.line as good as the best,
and as cheap as the cheapest. '
Dealers are invited to call upon us
When they visit; New York. We claim to be
able to supply, to. supply them with every arti
cle in our lind whichthcy cahpossiblypnrchase
elsewhere. ’'* . j-.- ' - ' V .i,
Orders by 'mail attended to with
promptness. Donot fail to Sail when you visit
New York. ■■ ! .- .
Office A Wareroome, A'0.215 Centre SU, A’.. Y.
1 HORACE V. SIGLER, Agna.
, , " ,
LOEIOUS NEWS!
•dm the Army but from the Town
| of Beaver. > ’
'Not ft
I New Shoe Store." !V - !
3 HUE subscriber would respctfully inform
the citixcnsof Beaver County that;.in ad»
lion to his well selected (took of CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS and GENTLEMENS FURNISH
ING GOODS, he has lately purchased a well
Selected stock of BOOTS and SUOES.of every
kind and variety. My stock is the. largest
ever brought to the county, and I am determ
ined to sell “cheaper than the cheapest’*:—
Mind the sign of the “Big Hat.”
■ . 1. N. ATXWS
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE,
■T UTTERS of 'administration on thee«lateof
j i MaKo’t E. Ah cost, late of. Bridgewater,
Bmtr co-i dco’d, having been granted to the
undersigned, nil persons indebted to said estate
Ore requested to make immediate payment, and
those having olaim gainst said estate will
present them to the subscriber properly au
thenticated for settlement. ~
i T HEBRt Ab'XEST, Adm’r ,
Bridgewater.
1 f*bi|y«s
A lhrdet tad Perto**. *
•>; ! TBBBEB
;KA Bw k '
W»l lady WQ 4'
wUI it: ;
.«W t l he f «‘- To .toeS^ift
jue fke.Bilmu j oaj
tag- W * h, »»4ttS
THE MOST BEAtJTIpnr Wm ,_ '»
of ancient times asedrhoner to
complexion; bat the eombm.ti '“*& lid,
•till more valuable,
fants,. a few drops poured into
ter will dispel ?:"
drops ponred on your aharbew 4 <>*
aaw^^fss;-
rendering the skin. Soft andWii tr **£
from blemish; ft,;
• For sale at. (he Drug Store jj j, f lj
WHEE^^
sewing machines.
With increased confident* i« _ .
Best and Most i?e/ia6ie ,p^' vl ‘“ u.
", ■> Machine now in
We claim for it thfe following adranu-a
any and aU Sewing MachltiiT'’*'
Far greater Tanety of work; =beamT w
ceUenceof stitch; speed aid quiets*. J** -
tion; simplicity ef construllion; ease ,/■*»-
tion and management; elegance of d..i3* v
finish. It will ‘ ' . ul P.«t
St|tch, Hem, Fell,-Quilt, Bind, luik.I uik .
1. „ fr?', 1 - Qather , Gerd,’ Braid, • '
AU. without any preriona bauie, ,
.a? v 'L or r I - qU?l i y Well :«p.,khe!tl,ina« „
thickest fabrics, from heary bearer
cloth, to the-finest cambric
S. H. PEIRSOL, beaver, h
jy2o’64] , Sole Agent for Bearer aoan-.r
BEAYER SEMINAiiv
AND
MUSICAL INSTITUTE
Rey. R. T. TAYLOR, Presided)
QPENS MARCH 28, 1865
* v -■ , $58.50 -" >
Pays for Board, Room, Fuel, Light, »adT
1 lion in Common Branches, 14 wed, '
Lessons.on Piano, Orgaa, Harmonium. M
Udeon and Guitar, by superior teachers.
1 A Primary Depart ment, for sgtall borr
girls,' Will be opened. - ■ ’ ;
A liberal reduction n-ill be made to chilli,,
commencing music lessons,' ..
Reduction o f IH per cent, on.all btlln n, g .
to ministers' and soldiers' daughters. [airl
FOU SPRIIVGr o
XBt>3 !
WALL! PAPER,,
WINDOW SHADES.
■' BORDERS, AN!
' DECOIiATJOA
4 ND EVERY ARTICLE, IS Vlfrmß
jHASGISG LISE, are now offered ro i>
Trade, v and buyers general);, tuhe&m,
prices possible. B®“Call and see «l •
No. 107 Market rl. htttrun l.ib'ern nnd’Ti/iki
riTTSRLRCH, I*A.
JOS. R. HTOIIES iB!
i _ t\a. I. El 7
mtrl’66 .
u—■
BCSBT BICE.
Hie 3 & Hi.
, ATTORNEYS AT* LAW,
WILL attend to legjtl business o'
. kinds.? Pi-oiii‘i*l nitleniion giren.U(
lections generally,. Licensed Agents tor:
lection of Pcrisiogji, Bounty. arrears of Fa
Prize ninnf.y. Pay. etc., of Prisoners of ?ir
and all kinds of military, claims against
Government. . Office— '
“Coner of Slarkrt Strnl anil- tht Dm
(immecintoly in the rear of Court Ilona.
, j-\ BEAYKH, PENN’A. ■, [jr
peter i:r>
Ilf BfRIDGE\V'4TERe
IS the place to buy ytiur Paixrs, .Lw's;
CosrßCTiosAßiKa, ami to get gonlJa
Ctr.Aßs, Garbs, &c. Having j'lUf'l Af
building to liis old stand, he is now pi# 1
to. accoHimodnte his customers snd-th;'
icns generally with anything in his lin' 5 .
ing the best assortment this side of r/tutel
and-sells cheaper?. He will warrant hi)
quota," ot all kinds, to be the pore* l
and those wishing the beat qiiality for moai
nal purposes,'would 1 do well! to cal' 4n ’
amine his stock before purchasing clsowt
Jgy'CalVand see the Anjel,l’ctet, •>
old stand, and-you are sure of a
coine and prompt .attention.
TREES, ORATE "VISES, «
.Persons intending planting
dens, vineyards, or improving ll>? ir S"J (
this Coming Spring, are respectfully ’ '
examine, our stock The trees «re
six to eight feet and of the h' 3 ’ 1 ,
Planters in 'Western Pennsylvania
will find it'to their interest• .
trees fresh from the Nursery, * nJ
true to name. •. .
Parties coming to the N ;' r,e , n ( f Kl jo;
worth station, on lho P. Ft- W- f V.htifc n
jin the morning trains, can selec (ll
trains, and return liTlhc afternoo •
logues sent-to S CO.
£ewiekly’ Allegheny n°. ’
feblS
T. _M.
Notary I*ul>bc.
OFFIC* ,WIIH .. Lj
B. B. CHAMBERLIN* ATT *
(Near the Proust .WrsWf «
JWJOA.Dir.4r,
. I BEAVER CODNTV. W
P‘ ROMT attention given to the
EXEMPTION PAPERS, enjl*
connected 'with the ■ draft; »' so °> . (
taken,**-.
I B’.AjjLSTOlf
WOOLKNJiAOTtw
fItHE undersigned expect* 3 ,
J. this week. Carding, SpmwW
finishing and, Byeing: also
Flannel, Cloth, ijCassimeres. ȣ,
Blankets; at my Sold place *n frr? (
wear and durability, lean warpm
manufactured: n#t to be snip (J| j
aooonunodation of those on -, B
the Bearer; Wool; etc., eanbewn
in Pulaaki township, or John
•tore in New Brighton. J*j»' S$‘ l
jel7,6* ... ' *” a4
. ADJUNiSTKAT(>IJS
XSTHEREAS letters of
fV ing bcen granted to the | t
th’ T esl“fe oIjL
my tp. Bearer county. Fa 'J^ e lo '
knowing themselves ' n< * chl /“_, i
are requested to wake payinc
andtbosebsring claims
present them to the subscriber**" 3
cated for settlement. J, c ; \i>
■ ABBAHAM u. " 0 „; i5 SH' :
m»'rl’6s
■J