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■ § THE, BEAVER ; ARGUS.
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.j, .Union ' County Nominations
Assembly. v ,r - f:
1 MATTHEW S. QUAY, BOtough.
-i' Treasurer.
MILO . R ADAMS, Now Brighton;
j. Commissioner.
JOHf? WILSON, Industry; , ,
I ; District Attorney!. '
! JAMES S. ; KUTAN, Borough; .
r County Surveyor. .
; AZARIAH WYNN, Beaver; |
Poor House, Director.;
SAMUEL GIBSON, Brighton;
. ""t■ Auditor, i--*'”'--
11 HUGH J.MARSHALL, Big Beaver 5
. Coroner. - >
; i ; JI THOMAS McCOY, Moon; .
4 \ r \ ; Trustees of Academy.
lji'. ‘ A.- ’.BH ALLEN BERGER,Rochester
1 "I’ Rsv. D.P. LOWARY, Beaver;
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The 014, Public Functionary
•fv • c- Heard From. ..
L After a prolonged silence, James
Buchanan, better known as the “0.
Pi R," has been beard from. It was
OB the occasion of a Democratiomeet
i-.‘ logon the Fourth of July; at Harris*
; v burg. Betas! ng to join jn| the general
celebration of tho day, and'take part
, in the soldiers* Welcome, the i>e.mo*
’cifits of Harrisbnrg who romain'truo
1 to Jefferson Davis in adversity as well
f as prosperity, mef together i i \'a sop
■- / arate convention, not so to.cel»
: : ebrate the ; aaWeraary of our Inde
' pendence as tcimourn over tbe failme
; j Of tbe Confederacy to establish her
Independence. ,It was proper tifat
; T James Bnchauan, Ex-President of tbe
States, under whose adminis
(ration and with Whose knowledge, if
,_; t ‘ notj approval; treason whs organized.
y \ «ad the Confederacy established,should
- gy. . be present, and accbrdingly he was
; I isvitcd. Bowed ’down by sorrow at
j ■ 1 the unhappy termination bf affaita in
vV the South, grieved at the failure of
.the cause for which he prostituted his
, high office and forfeited the respect of
loyal men, he was unable to bo pres
v ent, but wrote a bbaraoteristicletter.
j V After referring to his inability to be
■■ 1 present at the patriotic gathering of
!j; bis friends in Harrisburgiaud recount*
•' ing; his sorrow- therefor, begoes on to
say-'that in bis opinion the. time is not
far distant when the old Democratic
party will again oomo into power, that
Jefferson and'XaokW
' son must soon trinmph; and concludes
by sayihg ; Ihayho only safety of the
country ia in thej success of their par
ty. If; the letter had, been written
before the-failure of the Confederacy,
to the rebels id the Souths it; would
have been iapprppriate, but now it on*
•ly makes the writer appeatyludicrous
.and absurd. To talk aboatthelDem..
ooratic party saying the country,when
every child knows that the leaders ot
the,'party, with Buchanan at their
.head, wore plotting oar overthrow
before rebellion broke out; that
.treason and traitors were fostered find
encouraged in ihe Exech&ve Mansion
during his administration, and that
‘ever since the party in: its conventions
. and assemblies through its press and
public speeches! have, bedn .encoura
ging traitors in'firms against the Gov
■ eminent, 'and discouraging every ef«
foil on the pari of the Government to
suppress rebellion—whop all know
that every traitor in the; North, every
member of treasonable societies, eve*
r ry assassin bekngedto the Domocrat
ie party, and, every treasonable act in
the North was >ut the legitimate Out
.. cropping gf,Jbe teaching of" the, party
and its leaders. To sayinow when the
war is over and rebellion subdued that
, their party hasl saved the country, re
about as appropriate as for the devil
to talk of saving souls. Tbe country
may forgive the part Buchanan bore
“"in the early part of the ; rebellion, fu*
x tnre historians j may ascribe-His con.
: duct to imbecility rather than treason,;
but if bo expects them to be so char
- liable he most cease to insult loyal
men ofthe present generation or at
tempt tp hide his own deformity hy
casting dirt on decent: people. Bu
chanan treed to boast, it is said, that
be was the last President of the Uni*
ted States, The result proves he has as
r little of a statesman’s ibrosjght as he
. V had of a 'patriot’s honesty. In. his
z 7 case we have no doubtitho wish; d'hs
- to the thought. Weses it sta«
~v' ted-that he has prepared a history of
? his times,l and j that it is inThe hands
of the Publishers, and will soon be is
sued, Hpintendathisbistorytovin.
dicate bis Administration, andponsi
i bly distorted the facts accordingly, =
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Gen Sherman endorses Gen. Cox.
Usjor General Sherman had a pub*
lie deception' at Columbus, Ohio; on
,r IhelSth inst; I In tho-eburae or bis
; remarks bo heartily endorsed General
- • Cox, annoancit g bim as the next Gov
ernor of Obio. Ho also said be- was
not/ under any circnmstancds, a -dan*
didate fqrJGahirnatorial or Presiden
tial honors,
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10th.; 1865.1
K. \ '*i
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loliobt
ir Soldiers’ Orphans at
:orth Sewiokly.
|EmtobB;— Knowing that
Ammon with ■ your readers*
n interest, in I the excellent
i named at the head of this
[] have taken ,the. liberty to;
|a few. things suggested to;
by a : recent visit to the Or
8001. ;!j: |' ' : '-jr ‘
lyanians-are all prond pf ihe
tion bar good old State .has .
tar nation’s trouble—proud
ft oar sol4iers| have taken in.
lie—and-jroud of. the ’ mann
icb the State i has’ carodfor
defender of our flag. Pur
will bo proud of what 1 their
d; and proud will they be to
t npon the generous provi
de for the families of those
at oar battles for ns;
ijtting that ‘bur noble State
pvide, in a suitable way, .for
Lion of those Who have’boeaj
[by .the war. Bravely
plnnteercd to fight'. 3?roely
a were laid upon the altar of
fling country. Their raemb
enshnned in lour hearts.—
Idren should now be the pee
J The State bos dono well
srovision it, has ipado for
Id established at North Se
. object of interest to all
' It is for the double pur
stying the minds of tbort
interest ;inj the welfare of
have.bcen pent there for
ind asking |tbe aid- of the
snercus, that this article is
h Sewickly Academy has
cesstul operation" for quite
if years. It received the
>ort of influential mien in
ts of the ,coanty>aad the
ot anumbor of men of
influence'in : tho cities.—
jgestidn of I some of the
[| the Principal, it was chang
preaent purpose;- The bdild
toeing enlarged; and accd in
to ithe purpose for which
now intended. clean
or table, and quite as elegant
eded for a school in the conn<
dtiful and. pleasantly located
onDoquenessing'r-BarrouDded
[natural scenery—and the
ornamented" witn, trr.es and
y—the ' building's are well
if an Komo, The
jhouae, school buildings ar. d
re on adjoining lot*, and thoj
I fof the scKpollis also Pastor
inrch,; i . j.,|. " < ■
abils all residoj in the family
rfnci’pal, and cat kt his. table,
iey are not merely subsisted
q and | water,’] ab we U‘fed
d for —with bis children and
ijdren. Tbey aro thus bro’t
>c|ial influeucek and made to
they aro not destitute—that
ea |>6mo andffienda.
i tne
7 iry excellent lady, are pucu
1 ipted to caring for the 6r-
Yhole-hearted in their kind
> r treatment isthe.kmd the
iggests, and the kind that
the'youngest heart. There ip
nothing forced: or unnatural in their
treatment of the-chUdiJen; and hence,
there h put little forced Or_unwilling
in those icbildron’a obedience,. Every
thing | about tho .Bdhpoh the play
ground and the table; is orderly and
pleaaabd The government of the
school! like that of the family, is firm
—ye 3 t|etsily maintained, by impressing
the pop Is’ minds with its importance
to them. While the jtohder-heaned
Princip il and Pastor'is just as toady
:to weij with the youngest child in
this care, over its pereavomeut and
share Jits trouble and alilay its grief,as
he is to join its laugh and listen to its
cheerfu i song or witness Us play, all
the pa oils feol tbat he has. a heart
that sp npatbizos with them and prays
for the r good. ;| •
The icachera employed are compo
, tent and skillful, attentive and untir
ing; indy under i their instruction—as,
1 1 lea rued from 1 persons who have
watclUd the progressj.Of the school
[ since the opening of the session—the
seholai sure rapidly improving in their
1 studies.: H :
The moral and intejlectnal training
of thd children, thoir social habits and
their bomb comforts are all cared for,
while 1 hey are [not, properly speaking,
madelto work, bat tdiight to work.—
They are taught" habjits of industry;
and the constant aim of the Princi
pal sc( ms to be. to imp rcss them, with
the tp inght that they were- born to
bo uste uf and ihat they are there be
ing tr lined for usefulness to the nge
in wti oh they, are to live and act.- i
. Thna/lhe school at ifortb Sewuckly
is avi laaole help to,the public. Pa
taro men and women pro .being train
ed tbi t will bless tbm communities in
which they_are to bb placed, and to
bless the momoriea of those who
have lonttibuled to tb iai useful icsf
tUtiOt . ■ ■■ ■ 1
• Ho- ‘
like t
rgood
Uttle
gap I
0(1 to
lr;M
IpaVi
iog.P
in." th
ipitw
vpice
ap i n
could
chain
[Bkjy
igow
, their is a ms tier that I would
> bring to the'; attention of the
and generou6. It is this: with a
generous giving a Cabinet Or-,
tight be purchased gnd .present
the. Orphans. j;|: .
my one will sit and see them as
them, and listen.to their sing*
without feeling la deep interest
im. I know not What scene cduU
ist such a person. Their sweet
1 are being trained; .They take
i terest in singing together, Udw r
Dot' s Cabinet Organ. be : pdf r
e d and presented to these orphans?
r it would delight their , hearts!
t cheerful theft; voices would
id. with it!: How their
ld.be rejoiced ip! know the kind-"
of tbo;people that prompted the
; What pleasant memories would
taie in their minds! I have per
on to saythat will oheerfajly .ro
i any contributions jfdr thepnr
, ana attend to, the .purchase
object is'earnestly recommended
tose who would be delighted with
bought of the pleasure the organ:
soar
ttbi
ness
it di
miss
ceivi
w
ME
I V II
would communicate to those lmle or*
phase;
Another thing: Tbe_mihdft of the
ter. [ know I that Sabbath Schools in
the cities are! in the habitof donating
their old (ihranes'to dest|tbte schools.
Sacha-present would hit thankfully
would he head with interest hr .these
children. [Anil other
■biographies, trAvels.&c—would ; be so
gladly received. Aoy one who retds
this article may do A real "favor by
sending a present of this kind to the
Orphans’lSchool. .i;
When yon are buying, presents for
your own. little, ones, think of the Or-
EhanS atj North • Sewickly. A few.
ooks-that will cost you bui.' ; a trifle,'
wi|l delight| entertain aiid benefit
more tlian half a hundred children. :
This. is no: begging, it is! merely
mentioning to those who desire Op*
portnnities of doing good where they
oao aflord presont pleasnro : ttpd sow
{seeds that will hereafter bear abund
ant fruits of] usefnliiess. It is hoped
that those who read this' will take!
pleasure in doing good as they have]
opportunity] ;•»! ‘! V’ .
j 1 1 cannot close this; article Without!
recommending the! humane And' geh<i
erous to visit .the. school that i have
described. ||You- will moet with a
hearty welcome: Your hearts will bo!
made. gljyJ.i The orphans will bless
you. Your] own hearts ■ will ’reward 1
yon. Y • ; ! : i
The orphans arc there among thbae
who wore very recently strangers.—
Any act of kindness that is done Will
have its reward; Inasmuch as it is
done unto one pf the-least of these]
it is done unto Him who will odd Hie
blessing to {the orphans’ thanks. '
' Yisrob.
• iffedioal. I
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‘ In pursuance of regularorder, the
Beaver Goilnty Medical Society coni,
yened at the National Hotel ‘in- Bea
ver, on Thursday, the 13th inst.l S.
P. Cummins, M. I)., being absent, [Dr.
j. SI Winans'was appointed President
pro.' tern. Dr.i Isaac Winans Secretary.
Members present—Drs, Isaac Winans,
W. W. Simpson, P. Linninbrmkj D.
M’Kinfiey.TJ. S. Winans, VV. S. Lang. !■
fitt, J. E. Jackson, Francis F. Daivis.. I
Dr. Oliver Cunningham, (son of [the {
latejamonted Smitn Cunningham, M.-
D,,) r .l being present, , was on motion [
unanimously admitted, to a seat in the
Society. Dr, Francis P. Davis; pre- i
seated himself to the. board of Censors
for permanent admission—was 6xani- \
ined by Drt, Langfitt' and Jackson, v
and passed, recommended for raQmr
berahip, whereupon ho was; received
by e, unanimous Vote of the! Society.
Dr. Davis has been* for several years
in the eery ice of the; Union army as
Surgeons i ' j I
On potion of Vfi J. Langfitt, the
toi the lost, Slate Medical So
o(ety,.%as called upon to roporr,whon [
ofthe aelegatesj re*!
account
that body at its[
last annual meetingj which rcpi.ril, on
motion tof Dr. M’Kihney was accepted J -
S M. Rosa, M. D.J regular essayist j|
being absent, Dr. J. S. Winans, fe,ad'a
very acceptable essay on the patholdi
gy and some of the prominent char*
acterjslics of Diptheria, which led to
.an animated discussion, in which-Brin <
Simpson, Langfitt, Jackson, and J. Sf
Winans. participated,- Dr. M’Kinnoy |
occupying the chair. ; ; 1 [, [
Dr. Langfitt reported a case of Dia
betes J/elhtus, giving the pathologr
and treatment of the case—recovered.
Rr.j. £. Jackson lupprlod a-caso bf
Diphtheritic Ophthalmia,, a very rarjo
and on usual jchenomena | of that fort
midable disease—fatdl. D. S.. Marquis,
M D-, Treasurer 4 , bCing absent, Dr-1.
Winans: was appointed [to discharge
the! dirties of that office pro. iem. J
The meeting was or.io of unustfal'
interest, transacting a Ikrgo amount
of business, and the discussions works
lenglhyaod animated |Oii all subjects l
brought before the Society, whether
of a business or professional charac
ter, all the members participating.-i-
Tho interchange of sentiment on med
ical subjects particularly, was mdfco
free, and general" than usual, whicih
contributed very much to tho benefit
and interest of the meeting. " |
(The-T-ext" meeting of the .State
Medical Society, is at Kingston, Lri
tserno county, on the second Wednoa
day of June, 1866.) •. | ; |
On motion, a, vote of thanks i was
tendered to Mr-i Joseph Hall, propriq*
tor of the National Hotel, for the
abundant and polite manner-In which
he entertained the Society, > [ ! -|*
On motion,' the Society adjourned
to meet at the same place bn tho so
ond Thursday of? October. : i
' ! * !i |; i| Reported.
■The Work lopJ, lncendiaries.—tThe
Tribune says that Bar
hum's fired by incendia
ries in hal f iTdoien places simultane
ously. It is suapoctedthat the guilty
parties Were sympathizers, offended
by the prominence Barnnra baa given
to the mannerof Jeff, Davis' capture.
Barnutajhasßeceived letters: of sym
pathy aniffoffers of cariosity for ;.fcis:
new. museum. The proprietors l l of
Winter Garden have: tendered the use
of that establisbmcntfbr a few weeks.
The proprietors of ! other theatres
have offered the, use of their wa'ni
robes and .ptoperties, and, prominent
actors offer to to appear at a benefit
to Barnaul's company. 1 ; -&f~r
■ , 'I i' ' ' '!V L [
* The T-Sba.—Jay Cooke reports .the
subscription to the 7-30 loan on Safit
urdayat $10,331,200. The total sub
scription' 1 lot the week amounts; to?
$25,688,700. The third and last se
ries of the 7-30 loan is drawing l>. t
close. Only about $50,000 of thp<
nptes remain.opsoild. ! Adding to the
sales regularly reported by jay Cppkel
the amount of pales in California,
and at the regular depositaries, ifhich!
have not been included in the reports
from Philadelphia. Attho present
rateoT subscription the balance of the
loan wil.l be disposed of withiii|l two
weeks and probably in loss time!
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Muster Ho
of C* I* 1
Ir I j; 1 ';- i DBTHLU)| ocx:
if ipapt ffm tt’Cailistßir
:i Ist Lien Uhant Lewis R 1
J.l\; j Sageantt
fi Springer, fiobt Dicl
3S Harton, Son Andenoi
Irons; 7,4
[i'.j ’j! |:-l thrporali. ■ ~
|i Jas H Bonds, Wm Dssol
Beafler.Sanil Beed, :Ginietii
Job T Johcßlbn'i JDiefeson
I '\p-\- ; . yfyvstetinf'
W I) Tallon, Hepry CJoh nston;
i I- 7 ; | . ’ T f’V'*: ■■
||, Robert Baker,* J ohn Baldwin, John
OBord Geo H Brooks, John B Cole*
man, John iA Gain,’Jacob Fisheri: Wm
; Frazier, Jas B Fawcett, John. S Gil
lin, j Alex Gilmore, Joe Gilmore, Jas
Hamnioiid, Jas Jobcbton;( Leonard C
Kerr, John Mrtchel|, T'C Phillips,*
Henry 8 Daniel
Shafer, Otis Seely, John F South wick,
JobnTodd.W ml)- Welsh,. Eli! Watson*
Jasj Wiisa Patrick Wise,* L A Wise,
i ■'= ! ’i: • .»! •• 1 • i -
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i *Takf
prisoner.
'I'’ '1 [,!"!■ DIBCHABOBD. ],!• ■
: iCapt das Darragb. resigned March
28,1863; : ’ 1 ■• | ! ;■ •
I. jlsi Lieut Thps C Nicholson, resign
ed Dedl3, 1863; ■■
2d Lieut Goo A Shallenberger, ap*
pointed A Q li ofYoU.Deo 19, 1862;
’-1 [l| •' ■ 'Sergetiiti*. ‘ vp' ...
JDavid W Scotti Feb 20, r64;wound’d;
Wm A MoMiflTn, April W, ’66,' ap
>cin{b€)dL 2d Lieut Oo E, i 140th;
1 Corporals, i ; j 1
Robert Ramsey, March
Tbos B Hunter, Dcd26.
Musician, U R Moore,
Bfdyencr.Thos M’Coy, r
M ■ •>' Privates. . _ ’
Banl Bowen, Sopt 24, ’63;
W H HBwing, Bob 2G[’63;
Sami jHjammond, Mbr 27. f 63;
John R Hays,'Pep, 19, 63;;, ' r ;
Wbi J Johnson,: Feh 28['63; j.
Lather STal'innisJ Sept 17, '64j |.
Henry Molior, MayjlQ.j’63; .
Lemuel Novilio,A'ug3l,’64; wound'd;
Stephen Stone, Maroh27, ’6Sj\'. ,
Wra L Toddi March 27i ’63; .
And’w W attersoh |Maj'l9,'6s;wou nd;
'|! •. IBANBFKariEi). I '' v ‘
i Sergt Benj F Welsh! to
Corps, Sept 19, ’G4;r i
| ! Corporals:
| David IS MfCallisterj to
ill w P. un o !• i : I
| i itndre>t.W' il’CUutpck lbs3d.P V;
wounded;; ■' . ;.}.■!■• '1 . 1
| ! , Privalesl".,')]% ti
John; T Byuce, to YK C; |U
Joa II Champion | do
|M V BX/bambors! | ,do p-oahdod;
George Eaton to 53d, P Yj Wounded;
panl Harvey ■ Ido ' do| i r
Levi Hamilton j do |
Geo Hamilton to V RC; wound’d;
jWni Johnston ‘ j ,do doi
Isaac Minor M } do
Jainoh' MIMiV lo let Pa. Artillery; ,
Win A PnhblcWjV R‘o; |
. Jn« IJbdenbnlugb foist
Pctw Shcvliri • dp:' } do;
James WattVp<oultoi 53d; wounded;
John Ziimuerly to’V it C; . do,'
. J .-I'M, ! I
■ - KILLED. J
Sorgt Wm C Smith, M
Spotlsyl vania;! I j. j.v:
Corporal, Sami Erwin,
SpotUylyania; i j
■ | i ; Privates r
Israel! Ferguson, p.ay
svlvnnin; . ' ] ■_
■'ll James L Udnes,
Plains; Va; [ . ;.i
i|Mi Ip U’Coyi May
Tavern, Yap . .-Uj
■ Edward MeMahqn
Gettysburg;; |
ijj Levi j lihpdoa; Au/
Bottom, Vaj;:.
| DIED or Wou.
i ■ j: ' Privc tiX.
! Jplin Black, July 24, "’l
r John Camp, July fsi ’6-
! Joseph Reddings';'Am
| Jamie* W Qrt, May 11
I ; D 1 KUi “
j[ : Corpjoral Wift. Aguew
Libby iPrisoDj
} ; Privates. '-,
I Geo, S Bailey,;April 13, (54;
Joseph Bamford, Aug 27,<54; j
Sami Bbwen; March 18, ’63; j
Wm P Gibson] Ocjt'lB, ’63;
Marshall Ang 26, ’63;,
Enoch M Maib.Tjjuly.S,’63; - I
Miller Apyf.-’M;.,. (/'• . •
i - Thos Shawne.ssj Doc 9, ,’63, Libby;,
Jamos W Snslfer,; Jane 6,‘’63; - -r
Howell Walton, Feb'J4, '63, ■:,! L %
George Marks; 130 pl, 10, ’63, LibbyJ
.i; ' . DESERTED.
[|i ' ; ' , Privates I:
DavidDßreiiardj July, 18, <63; '
r Geb Bailey, Sept’7, ’62; , T‘
Kelsey Dailey.Sept % 1862; v
“ Samuel Garland, J uly 7, ’63; I
Andrew Marehaßj Unkaown, from
Hospital."' i!'.' 1 •’| ! ” j ; '
The Grave of Lincoln's Mother.
Near vt!ho Utile. village of Gentry
ville, ; Spencer c6tinty,j Indiana—the
residence for seventeen years of the
p&jrant); of Abraham; Lincoln-—cjiidet
the aged forest tre|es 'of the country,;
lie the remains of the. mother of oaf
mat tjred ProeiddnU The moss-covp
erod mound of esriih where peaceful
ly sleeps the mothejr of this great and
good ? man,' is; without headstone or
monument to mark its locality, or;, re
late to the passer by .the' names of ist
honored, occupant. 1 jji llj was, among the
last expressed resolves of Jlf Lin
coln! to consummate a long-contem
plated desirestoi erect! a suitable me
morial over .the grave |of bis mother.
This resolvs was beautifully expressed
in a letter from the President to an
old friend at Gentryvillo, written but
a few weeks before ,h|s tragic death,
in which iej said that in the coming
(present) inmraer, ho Intended to visit
that locality ahdjaako provision for
procuring! a testimonial his' affec
tion for his nother Eo was not per- 1
J mittcd to fulfil desire. ■
Eli
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General iP. P,. Blair; Jr.jhasbeen
soaking a' nweoh ivKen tacky,apropos
of: thej nleouon toon t 9 comdoff there.
It container a good deal ofexoellent
advice onthesubject of alayery—urg
ing the people of JKehtnckylo ratify .
the conatitatiotjal amondment,and to
make the beat jofj the circa mfstancea
which surround them. Bat a' large
part of it, i like j that of bis brother,
.Montgomeryjßlpir, in Maryland, is
devoted to denunciation of members
of the Government at Washington)
espeoialiy Mrl andMr.H.6lt.
HojgQes a good ideal oat pfhisiway,
also, to iaasail j Chief Justice Chase,
whom he. charges with having travers
ed the South' to make voteafor himself
for President : |Tte Biiair family'; now
thatalavery isiabolishod, is fho moat
“peculiar institution” of: t^is'eountry
p. v-
r • > *< *
arragh;
key,John
n,JobnJ)
I e6d;’ Jacobi
lan tfolteri
Craig;
j r .40 Crops. !■ ' , J,
Careful! report?'of the condition of
the crop? iu jlHitjoia and | lowa j have
been prepared]) Prom these reports
wo loarn that wheat crop,, though
a failure in some localities,. vi|ll bp
more, than ah average yield, and of
gbpdiquality. ijlt, is * being] harvested
in good condition' Oats, rye and hay
promise weli.! [ [Corn is backward, bat
thrifty. InjN|prthorn lojwa the Ire*,
mendons rains, in the latter diys of.
Tone, jwashod put the corn, and) ther e
thb crops |w'|ll| : be almost an entire fail-'
,nre. The; potlito, In loWa, is rained
by the bag.! JKe hear nb complaints
of its ravages in.lllinois; jFraitprom
ises a fair yield, peaohes in particular,
of which,thorp win boa great amirid*
ance. Tbjo iapple prop *lll .'be;, light,'
butj of. fair j quality, ! Of[amallrfruits
theroisagenijpous supply. [j , ;
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8.1863; ,
164;wound’d;
Marchl3/63j
Jan 13, *64;
tt®Json.! Jpseph A. WMght ? our
npw minister jto Prussia,' is- a native
of Pennsylvania, but|removed! when
a young map jto Indiana, iwhieh Stale
sept to Congress iii 1843, "and
elected himi kor Governor at;i each
election jErom) 1849 to’ He was
United States Senator in 1861,< and
was appointed by President an an Bn-<
?oy to jViait; the Hamburg Exhibiton.
SiPce hia |roturn bo has beep livuig' in
privacy at hoiap ’ !
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• 3D r **? «T. M. OnmiTiitis,
(life'-] Surgeon! 114 th ,P^nn!a'.|Yofe»il)
OFFERS his! (services ; to' f the citizens gf
FAIKVIEW AND : !
July 19th, f | •}- ' J'!',. ;'V
et Reserve
T R C, Dec.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
"1 ETTEIIs of idmiuiatration on dhb estate
I a 6f William : Shasb, late of 'Columbi
an* county, Ohib, deceased, haring been is
sued to lliej undersigned, rill persons indebted
are required to jniake immdintepaymepi, and
those haying claims. will .present them, rrpp
erjy authenticated for settlement. • | " ■
r ! j JOHN SHANE; Adni’r., i
jyl9’Cs ;p : j Bridgewater, TaJ
BBAVBR CTOtTNTY, '(js'TT ’. i
XN tbe Orphaiil Court for said county. [in
: the matter of the partitionj of the real es
tate of- Qptleib jMiohaels, deo’d. Sale ofnaid
refd estate |by ■ Joseph Ledliej, | Esq., I Trustee
appointed by the Court for that purpose.
And now, July ,11th, 1865, -on motion the
Court appointed Samuel Magaw, Esq., an Au
ditor to malte distribution of jtbe funds in the
hands of flip Trustee to and I among Ithose le
gally entitled thereto. • [ |
By the: Court: I , 11
v -| ,;,yVj i | JOHN A. IT
1 The AiWtpr abbre-naroed Will attend tpthe
duties of his appointment, at his office in New
Brighton* Saturday, August. 12, 1865* at Ifli.oV
clock, a. m., at which time and place all par
ties interested play attend. {■ , i ‘
• jyl9 .j- S.jjSIUEL MAOAW, Auditor.;
:ay 12,1864,
ttay 12, ’64,
.2, *64^Spo‘.t-
1, ’64, R,ural
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’64, Todd’s
i. jJNOTICI
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TJi the Orphan
I ty of Ceavc
In the matter 6l
, of fit
~ the matte.
tale of Hugh ¥ oung, of i Economy Ip., ip
said county, det’d. The heirs and legal rep
resentatives' of said dcc’d,| to wit r John
Young and Jam la Young, notv or lately ! re
siding in jScotland, ,Wm. Young and Jang
Young intermarried with di mes: Ji Conway
and all others interested, will take notice that
inn inquest] to make partition or valuation of
! the real esjate !of Said dec’d., situate, in Econ
omy tp., chanty|and 1 State aforesaid, will be
held on- the prepuses, on the ICthulay of Au-
Augusl, 1865,: til which tim: and place you
may attend if lyjouthink proper.
'■ s ' "i . !; I- .' ] I - , JOS; LEDEIE, Sh'ff.
' .!SuBUIF*'B|OfFICS, 1, .
, - 1 Reaver, j\ .■ j ij
uly 2; .1863,
L 4,. '64, Deep
; 24. 1864;
, Sopt 13, ’63,
■' ; NpTICEIN PAyiTiON.I --i
IN the Orphans’ Court, inland for]the conn- 1
ty.of Beaver, and State if Pennsylvania, i
In the matter ;of thepartitionof the real es-.
tate of Aidriw; 8. Glass,' lale of Ohio tp. t in
said county, dee’d: To the heirs and legal rep
resentatives of said deo’d., tp J.
Glass (widow), James Glass,j John Glass,! E -
ther Glass. iutermairied witty Joseph Gorrelr,
the[lastthree how or late of .Wells ico, Indl
ana, »Lucinda Glass,' intermarried with James
Barclay, Inow ojtj late of Black. Hawk county, \
lowa, Win. Glajss,, how.' or late of Bewitt co.,
Texas/ini all 'others rinterested, Are hereby
notified that in inquest to make partition or
valuation of th > real estate of said ded’J, will
bo held oln the premises, aitiiate in Ohio, tp.,
county and Slat e aforcsijd, on the lSth day pf
August;! 1866, ;at : which time and place you
may attend if you' think proper.' .f:■ v| i ,
; | li JOS. LEDLXE, Sh’ff.
1 Saaaifr’s |Ome*, r. f'r L
Beavetyjy.l9,’Cs. j •! . " j-:
ME
; 1 QEFHA2JS’ COURT SALE. - ,
“QY virtue of in order of tie Orphans’ ■ Court
I) ofßeayercounty.'tbeiundersigned; Ex
ecutor oil the lrat will and testament of>Mat
thew Elder, detfd.Jate of Bearer county, will
expose ip salo [by public vendue or out-cry,
on the premises, on , /I' | . 1
Tuesday, August 1865, ! : !
at Ip. i.,. jthi following jlescribcd piece dr
parcel of land, situate in Darlington tp., Bea
ver county,'bounded on the'westbylaud Of,
Wm. Harvey" Knight,on. the north by land of
Belah Chamberlin, on the ejast by other lands
ol said tFestater, and op the south by. the tail
race . ofi the Woolen Manufactory Or = other
lands ofj'sdli Testator; containining about 150
acres, more prjless, about 80 aeres bloated and!
under ctjdtiTation, and underlaid with, a good
Vein of coal; on which is erocted a hewed log'
bam, with frame sheds; 'fruit trees'bn the
Premises, . The 1 farm is well watercd,and
o schools, ;mills, and'churches convenient;
about four miles lrom Darlington; |*
; XERiJB.-U)ne-third of the purchase money
in band on the confirmali-h of the’ sale by the
Court, and the remainder ih two equal annual
instalments,i with interest |on each ; payment
from thb date of the confirmation ;.bfj the sale
by the Oonrt; book jwymentS’to be secured by
[bond and mortgage.. ; i ••i, ‘ t '
’ >Fcr further particulars inquire .of the un
dereignod at Slder’e Mills, Bearer co„ Pa. r
• .(' KBtJBES JSSTATT,
Jjlo’6s El't of Matthew Elder, deo'd. '
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HAZIER, crt '
5' IN PARTITION, 'f
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s’ Court, in and.for the coun
f, and State of Pennsylvania.
’ the partition of the real es-
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PHI LL lIP S BUR G
. THEATER*
2 w.’s: I-- ....Proprietor. .'
nPHIS-MUbU*hmeiit is now iopen for the
BUMMER SE ASON. ■
'Pertormando on each , . :
TaeiSayi l Tbuntday and 1 Satur
'■-4-4 day Evenings.
Thlß Compsny is composed of the moat tal
lied ladies and gentlemen,forming a complete
ladies and ® ..
Pantomime & Dramatic Troupe,
- -:|’ i WithSingere, Dancers, 4c.
’ *®*No inproper characters admitted, r *■
JQpFifcntdMta referred for ladies.
!■ 'Tic4et8..'..:'4i......14"".|.””.-"'"."-®0 ccnfs
j.-Curtain risijl at SJJn'clpck. * ■ [jy!9:4tj
: -.Notice.
IN tho Orphans’ Court in and for the , cbun
ty of BeaVer. In the' matterbf the parti
tion of the rooi-'oatate of Robert Ritohieilate
of said county, deo’d: - [ ,
! The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;—
To the heireand legal representatives of said
dco’d, to wit: |Win.|T. Ritchie: hbw or lite of
tho State of : Iowa; and Jonas D. Ritchie,; now
or liteof California, and all others-interest
edrt-tou and bach, tjf you are hereby, cited Iff
be ahd appear before tho Hon, Judges of said -.
Court, at ah Orphahs’ Court, to be held", at.
Beaver, in county of Beaver, ;on
the .first of September next, to accept
oe refuse the real.estate of said doo’d.ji situ
tepartly imH ipewejl, partly in Raccoon and:
partly in Independence townships, Beaver Co,
Pa., at ; the appraisement put upon it by an
inquest awarded by j said Court, and returned
to June term, 1865, and found ,tb contain as
foubjm, towil: -V !■ ‘ • fv J
; Purpart A, til acres 134 perches* valued at
$25 !per acre; purphrt B, 3S acres 80 perohes,
valued at $45 per ajere; purpart C, 43 acres
I-p perches, jva ued at $63,75 per acre, and in
the i event of loh-acceptonce to show Cause I
“why. tho same shoill tnot be sold. j. j - i
i Witness the Hoh. L. L. M’Guffiu, President!
of our saidC mrt nt Beaver, this Ist day of
July, 1865.! JOS. LEDLIE, Sh’ff.
• July 18,’6i. '
111-^OTiOTE/r-
TN the Orphans’-Court, in and-for thocoun
_|_.,ty. of Beaver and State of Pennsylvania, j
Ini the matter ofi the petition for partition of
tlje real estate]of Rachel Hazcn, deed.,’ and ;
how to, wit: July! jth, 1805, the court grant
a rule on .the iteira and legal representatives'
of said deceased; to wit: Ann intermarried
With John Trhvcr, Who resides in lYcs.t Vir
ginia; Elisabeth,' who is dead, leaving a hus
band, Ebotj itickhojm. andtwo Children; Birn
mel and Susannah who reside in the Slate of
lowa, and oil others interested,to show Cause,
if anyyou have, why an inquest to, make par
tition of the jrealestate of said dec’cT should
not be awarded at an Orphan’s court., to te
held at llcaver, for the county of Beaver, oh
'thd'first Monday of September next.;
jnlyl9,’Gs.|' ;i;r JOS. LEDLtE, Sheriff.,
STOLEN’ OB STRAYED fiora the premises
of thc'sujbscnher in Bridgewater, I about
the 2ut ! - - > •'-last, a four ycar old steer,
spottci White, with brown face and
large) suitable reward will be given
to an; furnishing information of his
where ! | I
July 11 JOHN ,DEKR.
/A»k of Bcavkr i CoOsrr, r.
t Brighton, July 5, 18G5, ' /
f l.’tHE-Presidcnt and-Direotors of this Bank
J bars tins day declared a DIVIDEND OF
TWO PER CENT: upon its Capital Stock, out
of the profila| of the Ipst 2 months, payable,
to Stockholders or I their legal represontetitM
on demand—free Of goTernmonf-;>««jto
By order of the,Board: v ■
jy!2 . j HDWD. HOOPS, Oaahler,
| ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE..
LETTEBSjofadtninislration on the estaleof
Kodt. Flbmiso, late, of New. Brighton,
Bearer cp.,deo’d, hnringbeen granted to the
■an estate
are requested to makeimmediate payment, and
those haring claims against said estate .will
present theSi to 'the subscriber properly, auf
tbentioated for settlement. ' ft |
< JOirS C. CALUOON, Adm'r,, i I
yylg. : j Sew Brighton;
lafterly Statement of The Na
mal Bank of Beaver County
i. KbW Bbiobtoh, July, 3d,. 1865.
. ''Si!' ' ; ASSETS. '* J" : I
Loans and discounts .....$108,247 85
U. 8. Bondsjand Securities ,'........,150,000! 00
Furniture and’office fixtures........ i 1,958 95
Expenses and taxes....... 1 . 1,075 10
Dae by banks. ... 17,997 63
Coin.'.; v ...,.LL:....1.j ..v.‘; 2,656 08
Legal Tender a other bank notes.. 88,440 9*
J. , ' "-Ir -
I': I .'l ' I . ; LIABILITIES.
Capital 5t0ck........ . .145,187 50 •
Nationalcirbulation 70,210 00', ■
Circulation! Bearer Co. 265 00 .
Contingentlund..: ■ 4,000.00
Diridends unpaid '1,723 12 .
Dep05it0r5..!..,..... 136,817 20
Discount, exchange & int’st 0,144 80
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' . 1 certify l|hat lhe shore statement is true and
collect according to the test mj knowlojgo
and-belief. : .; | Edwabd'floors, jCnsh’r. !
; Affirmed and subscribed beforejrue, ibis 3d
tday« July! A. -fl. 1865. ' S
jljfSigned:) ’ ELI RENO, Ass't Ass’r. I
yKPilAjrS’ COURT SALE GF
) i\- mUBUE REAL ESTATE* |
BY Virile Of an order, issued put of the Or
phans]Coufjt of Beaver county, the under*";
signed! adimmslralrii of the-cstatb of Thost
J; UainiUoh, 'late of said * county, deceased,
will expose) to public'sale by auction, on ,
!I* , zttirdab, August .1805] .
on the premises; the - following described real
estate, late the property of the-said Thomas
dV Hamilton, dec’d., to wit.* A certain lot of
ground situate in the borough of Darlington,-
Bearer county, Pa*, ;bounded and described
as,follows;|to wit: beginning at' the corncr of
Market ana Fourth sts, thence along Fourth
street sixty-six feetbo lot No. 83, thence along
said lot ;140 feet to Imbrle’s, alley, thence by
Seid alley j 66 feet to 'Market street, thence by
said street |l4O feet to the place of beginning.
The said described lot ii enclosed with a good
ieheta and lon it is erected' a good two-story
.welling hbuse. '■ ■: 1 j.
TsRM3.--Onctthird . of the purchase money
m the, confirmation of the sale by the court,
balance ini two equal,] annual; payments from
ihat date] with interest thOreon from same
time, Jto be Secured by bondand mortgage.
T -j MARY A. HAMILTON, Adm’x.
BS
Penn Planing Mill,
SASH & POOR FACTORY-
| ALTBKD •
SLACK &8110 LES.
| i Qir. jjfefm idb-Marbury Streets':, I
-iv - j : I PITTSBURG, PA. |
Flooring, Weatherboarding, Sakh,
i Doors, Frames,Brackets d; Moulding
Always or hind er made to order. [myX7:ly
NOTICJE ' !■;
IT6 Stool (holders of the Smith’s Ferry
| : and Little Beaver Petroleum Co.I
IEIBF ~- ii ’
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SttßSCw JEBB to the Capitol Stock of the
laboVc} Company will please call aVthel of
fice bf the Company and receive their berti#.
Caleb.. : | \ - CHASI B. HOEST, i
I Rochester,June 21 ,’65. j Treae. & CVk.
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.end No. 15.
*•' . $370,377 62
1 1. GOJJfiT SAj^p sss
*Ol lirtae.or.wj: order oLflrnW ;' K T
Jj the county of Beaver,' the
2? espose to sale by public “L-d? £rsi P*i
ery, on the premises,
. - Tftesday, August Bf*.
1 •«. W 'foibwi.,,'
parcels of grdtnd, late the • glot *>u
BowoU, deo’d. situated in the b
Chester, Bearer county; p». Ti " ou « k «f S',
j No. 1-: All that lour £’ T 'V,
described aa'fcdlows:
Pmney street, at the h. E'c„J! *
Johnson’s land, thence by said ««J” w , 1,1 "’a
E. 221-2ftbttoCase street-thll°* 1 o' «t*:
Evalongthrough north We of s -4’ i
150 feet to land of ItSallv ... c ‘»«« I
yardlr along throughly
fc“4} 248 fcel more or less,
Hinds, and others, thence west is.
144 feet to said Johnson's land, anil 1 '? 5
:r V- f«‘ to the place ofW n betlt ' I
lclosed.l - ' g,B, panu, g . £)
I 2; & Town lot,j bounded North k*
by Pihhoy street, East about ns fl 0 , 1 ? tt, »
iA. Izenour,South about 45 f ee , v , b f I«c}
;nnd West about 160 feel by hnS i> e , !t,e H
[Enclosed.. 1 ; r ■ . ■ loath.
3 8. A triangular Ik: bounded SomL v
jferson street, about 100 fcot "J hi
[lsland street 128 feet or- thpr«.i
South and West by Brighton etnsm ° U i! t ’ W'
feet. ■ ;• -■ ■ lll ‘M»UsS ,
•feiA lot of ground hounded' »
East by Brighton, street, 100 foet m» '
Sout h by an alley about; loi) Un ’
about 100 feetjby.ansflley.on'vrtljv 111 ®
cd two frame dwelling hphsej, i Me,re*t
of water is oohrenient. W »»U
-, Of thep art i . '
on confirmation of sale; by tki(>J^' aM O ‘
remainder in. two equal annndSi? 1
from that date, •with interest tromam
the; deferred instalments of
to be' secured' by bondUn J mottgiie Bw * J
For further: infotraalion inquire If : tv,
dersigned, . . 1 ’*
• SAMUEL J..CROSS. 1 ' •* 1
: HANNAH POWELL, f AJ 9 laisl «t«n.
[ ju1y12,’66,
ORPHANS’ COUKTSaIeT"
BY rirtuo of an order of Orphans’ Com
of the county of Bearer, iWmdcnirj
«d will eiposeto solo-hy Public VeadutV
out-ory, on.thoprhmisee, on
• j r~ Tuesday, August Sth, ,1865, ,’ .
at l o'cloek, p. in.; the undirideil' four-thu,
(subject to the.widow's dower) of the follow,
ing Lots, situate in the borough of Bejitt
Bearer qonnty, Pa’., late the property of he
.rid Johnson, deo’d,'rii:
NoJ 1. ThoundividccTfour-sixths oflolSs
159, in the generalplaH of the lots 'of'eaf
borough of Bearer, bounded and describedu'
follows, to wit: On the east by Mrs. Jamja,
west by M. Weyahd, north by an alley, up
sodth by Fourth street; on which are ereclel
a two story frame dwelling house and.ooi
buildings. . -
No. 2 'being-half of Lot No, 72,,intbgn
erol plan of the lots of said borough, eituiu
on Third street, bounded on the" eisi.lj
Zeigler, west by —, south by oorpoxatis
allcyi bn which—is. creeled a two story fna
!»hdp,’ how used by : S. J.. Small as a tursisn
shop.and store room. ■ ' ' I
:TaBHS:r-Onothird of the putohaaemwitjt!
be paid on the confirmation of (hb.aalcbylij
court, one third in due year" thereafter !!
the balance in two years, with intercti
each baek payments, ‘said deferred pnysy
to i>6, secured by bond and mortgage. j
For further particulars enquire ~of (8 j.
dersigned. S. HUT AN,
, NANCY JOHJSJ, ‘
Guardians oftho minor children o/su\V£C
ifho remaining two-sixths of lie abore Iv
scribed property, logethcl with the diiier’t
dower, can be purchased at came tine ani
place, and on eame-iefms. , ■ \fil
imTßVlffill’
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THHTTT ! TEETH! t:
UTltilTY & economy;
Health and JBeautj'
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T\R. Q. W. SPENCER'S st;-;asl
IJ ESTABLISHMENT, So.- Hj.lf>--'
mTSBUBO.-l’A., is;t<iC .
\pltte iij the ‘United Slates.;
eiitanta .always in' »ficad‘»see.;» *. « ' s
receive and assist ui waiting on ,
■children.' - " ' •, u „wai
■ Full upper or under
■Vulcanite teeth, SuciwnT' 1 !?
Gums, and tcarrahlrd svprwTtn -■ -v
any tnndo in the United slates, o
plain teeth only Sid, ... i,rC!
Remember Dr. Spencer mi.
sortment of Artificial teeth an
rials ever brought |u thcci y ■
thus enabling people to * clC
themselves regarding .the ' ■;
nre, &c., they 1 require; - ...jxEb 5
; ■ The. -'
the 1 different-papers m .1 JiS?
N. B..l)on|lqrget tl.e
! extracting the teeth and »? s
in the best style; guaranteed •
satisfaction. Every operatise
theDcntal profession exeetttea
and; despatch. . )i * » i. c bjlp
- o>nly ticdvt hours' time requi
aset of Teeth complete . o° u *
■ place. No.' 254 Tcnu st‘ Tiltsbnrg.- 1
- above the Suspension bridge*
Marine, Inland & Fire
INSURANCE:' bo. of * oi
,• 1 ,v AMEKICA.- ■
PHILADEiP 01 *
Incorporated 1794 Charltf ■
Tho Oldest Ca. in "the U ‘
OTeriiIT'OOO.OOO Losses paii in “ ’
‘ it 9 : 'Organisation.
'Cash Capital and Surplus JaPr?
. $1,715,171 71
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[ , Buildings, Merchandise »na fift
B.ured igainstj Loss orP»® '
: , -on the 'most Liberal
Brick and Stone 'baeUvy I”*?
Risks taken onj the most er
1 ; CHAS. B. HUB.
mj3l’6s
I-. Ag<-;»r:
Estate, in tite era* o* Jj c si
COOPER COUNTY. J . lO waters I ,{l
tentioh of his friends in .fief fe
nitt to the unprecedented
land, of the first [quality; * _.^ u , of
present time. 'M*. .fjSJ .tW
cheap farms wiU «k>
calling at my office in Bo 5 f(krn n«“ 1
will find aU descriptions
' er, with price, location. Ac- jiltf'
jan2V(!s .h J< * M ; I
Rochester,; Pi,
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