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MISCEIEANEOTTS
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Wednesday, Thursday Friday;,.
O Ct . 4th, sth and 6th, *65.W
c not confined to citiiensjof'
■frwjt?:. -i : ■■. i .
: received a communication
who sljfn* himself‘SoU
f” ntilli-'ve must decline.to.pub--
f* bectiise' the name of,thb. writer
% no'.Wcotnp»nJ H --, Oor ? rulers
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_on il:c street in Beaver on Sabbath
pmnl-chßin. If . the finder will
*it M-tfiis office,, he will be ire-
Lout,— Monday morning, either
Cjiewtob and Wampum station, or: on
rJ T,ctween 'Vampum and New Brighton;
11W n ixiye pocket-book containing my Di's
, ire a of my wife, and a niin
(J unimportant papers. Any.per.son find
-;,jte sniie will b? suitably>ewardedfby
ii Kith Capt. J. C. Boyle. .J.
: ■>_ 1 Josiah Liqhtnee.
t learn frjan the Couronf that a'son
c (-lVrj. I).. Johnston, of New' Castle, aged ,4
rest? '' m * tliovfncd in the Canal, in that
jHcf ~n &uurjny, : last;. His mother was. an
Ij.d'jw spectator - .of Ihe accident, but was
‘
Briden, formerly of .Ohio tp. L
m 3 lilici ’sj the [cars hear Enon station, on
ftfilivlsr. .Vo one witnessed,the accident, •
hutSejMf T ar!discovered immediately after'
(i» irsia .ca*cJ, .sutW.it. is supposed that he
uinvoreJ lu’gct upoh it while in motion,and
safe! ills on the traejk.. The
kjr'M! so-mutilated that it Was only.!deif£.
gjei person. He was killed
:.i'S upon the county line,-and We un
itrsiaml iHot inquest s was held both by the
jßw'ssdhaKrreifce county authorities. ;
The .l.'ccuVe.l had .‘recently returned from
iiirLy.'-anil was residing hHo
■ujsa.wifo an 1 two.children. 'a 1 ;.
readers will remember that some
■z» agiV y;<i. the finding of the
■ afe of a'-woman' in. the. Ohio riveVy. neat j
'hearing marks which caused
3<rtf h-violent death’. The body' l was Instep
k >li>ini-crrcd and-identitied, and no doubtj
eMiVidinTcd by# those conversant--with theg
jip. that slys was the victim of-a robber’ and,?
«win. At the request of thejantharities, I
die arc. -|tlie investigation. w<*f
•utjhhoVd ' particulars,- merely stating
i\vh O.w discover; resulted from a stray num--;
|>«X \bc Ati’k, a- ich wandered, a consider-;
■hje home * j
h'wi wishes To know the views of ;
K-" i y (piay& Biu.an upon' the “all-absorb-
F J ion of negro suffrage and’ equality
r, iifof pure courtesy Iq the Ticca/, which is a
■ "ir,:?ramongst-us, wc are ready to favor it
..u oiir views upon: this question, as upon
precession of the equinoxes, the. Allantic
the tidal phenomena;oh the .coast or
ip matter pf interest, • and (ji'cso* latter are
as much involved, in Vlfe pAsent-cam
. the lie MJggesfs. I
A? jo cn'iinlity we believe a I ova! *negr,o is,
' - only Tire but the" superior of a dis
i-.nlAvbiic.- ’Our negro regiments on tbgfield
ihe:r superiority fo'the white’enemy
r '• r aivl these werejßuperiur
■ r ft .u* stayed home, .both Xorth and
A.^to.suffrage &*c mn<tf ash the Lticil
hr- meaning more cj-early mbis.nex|,
t!;pr the.suffrage that absorbs him issiit-
T*(*'nnsyVvnnia, Texas, Liberia or Da-
Statement,-of Moneys Received
Disbursed by J. C. Wilson,
Treasurer of Soldiers’ PeSti
• V v> at “Eeaver, July 4th, ’65.
- $254 00
■'u„.r.i l»ro ..., 1.....; 31 oo
i oo
jt * J,n - 'p ’••• : ; ino
k 85 00
v -04er-l.oro ...; 203 25
tp.....; ........ 40 00
ip...-.- ;.... '5B 62
■ p >" r s !i boro’ ........ ss 00
*£fV Ps 1 45 so,
Vj. 'p ...., 64. no
!p : ■—••—.....5.. 35 'oo
y±fv‘ •••••■•• - 47 20
f Ji’ d T e *p-‘ -21 00
V.' 1 11
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a...-. 56
*P ■ 24
bdro ’ - ll
' BB
? f ...::zz •■•••• •2°
Anna Miller... "50
w Vn’ 1 1 I,- m
•*; W ‘6raott id ; —a* {*•***• H OO
, p P \ : 17 50
* : 41 00
$1,49125.
' ' Co "t^ rfeit pa*lal currcncj : 18 75
r' ' . ' s. ■ *' $1,472'50
a:^- nart mtT ' WonWarfaDts -- ’
‘i’M Cnllrir,® a -. for Are w0rk5.... ! ..._ 100 00
\ S: .R«tan foVi ;r i hl,n<, V' : "" i “' ; j43 u 00
&C -V ■••12 00
V; f 4 L for t . I ' owdftr - so; M
; r -!liM+i,c '■ . '2O oo
iPA* ;Jr &,c k « e E",.. .> • 2 oo
* ft. r>ir_;.'. „ arpf^C.ter w0rk...... ; 000
r i;;^m a ’ £ ?” bt * i-s - 2i;-44
• z 1
_i $1731222
Jj472 50
lnTr< ‘ aiur^, s hands
l r ..
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:' 1 ,o E^- Ground ' r ‘°
, U ■of soldiers' widows 110
f ’u4en a - B e ' t , tl ! rOB d ? ,lar bil >« °n
in N " Pit f Bbur g wor6
Th °y
r i ; 1 w «‘l executed. : "l.
-Pi nsion3f6r
eral to
the CoWmisaidner 6f under
the essjon, r.t'‘thp
laat-nesaioft Adf*
pensionifjr the loss ot limb had been
increased, it is (Officially ainouncei !
that no - feuch change in‘ lift ■ pension
law las, been m ( adp. For. u e ofj
One limp,. the army, pensioner re*
celrcs 88 purinomlu i lie was u pri-'
vate non-cummission ?d officer,or mn
sieia i; 815 if lieutenant; 817
if a irst;lieutenant; t 20. it ajucaptainj
825 if y,;major, apd 530 .it a lieutenj.
abt colonel qV: tiffany ’higher -grade'-
The Same' rates,i according toranS,
are applicable to navy pensions. ; l
-CISTIIESSINO LccjnENT.-- Willing
Tleecl, cjf jHanovei' tjp.wnßhi p, son <|f
Mkj. Adurh Reed, wel|knowuthrougl{-
pnt iho jconnty., had ilia leg tornoff b|r
a threshing- machine, on Saturday
last, below the knoej J)r. M’Carrejl
amputated the.'-.leg -above. tho kneO,
but ho’ injuries Were! •so .serious thait
he d yed in fire hours alter., He leaves
a-wife £,hd three children. |’ ,
'BSt.'Vrei: learn that'k Than was robbed
of B|doo. at Smith’s Hotel;; ficar Glas.
igom.onOnight last week. The lock
of the dopr of T tho robin Ip whielLhe
slept was broken and the thief enter
ed and [took'thfe tnoney frori i the .pock
et of his p&ntaloons,. whish he lind
placed under his head forgsale keeping.
The offender has not yet been arrest
ed, vhobgh Arr. -Smith is inakiugevery
effort for, bis detection.
' Oil.-—MTp ;are iniormei!.that the
T’enolon well at Smith’s Perry*] which
has been unproductive for several
yearjS, |:ommenced last jvoik to]yield
oi| afetho rata of fonr or live barrels
per day. It is the [property of tho
& Littio.Beaver Oil Go.
Oil was struck Inst week'near the
Hugh Lee well, orirLittlo Beaver, at
- J I / If !
175 ;'ect, promising an two parrel well.
Vvje did not learn-(ho n« the of the'
lucky proprietor.
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Take’Your; Home]' Pap
gives' the fol.owi
irxjt'-Sli^ek.. to your homo paper;—
matter it ,j-on are poor, remember
le are so poor as the ignorant, es
•, it be the depraved, and they too
"> go together. Keep, yonrj homo
Remember, 1 that; if it ; Is i.-it
trge and imposing as some, it is
of ydur ti 3ighborhood
business* ami tells you what
oing on around yon' instead, of a
isand nvles away;”. jj
oh a
adv
No
IE Squirrel La w— j
s ti: Ije.sorrift ui is ap pi
I'd to the UavoyWhe n
arj legally |“shi>ottibl(
Idr the J tSjiiefit of at
tliev’ act joP April (
tinc : fronvlho
tc the last dliyi o(_
la vinfl'cts a penalty
for killing, them s
pear
rega
rels
ter NAf, Revenue Decisions.— '
Commissioners lias decided that,
.jerejf partition of 'real .estate be-'
i en f joint nr tenants in eomm.on
not be made without being detri
tal do the interest ojf the parties
eoniernod, and the court orders the
lTfejre.es to self the land 1 1 public auc „
a deed of ,tfie sime.'is made
to purchasers, such; deed must hfl*
stamped as other deeds. There; is an
td;tc al sale, and a valuable considera
tion passes. The htnmp oh the ori<>-
inal process does not hover the deed/’
••Where a mortgage is foreclosed
and special execution iss m, and land
is sold the same ns an original exeeu->
lion, the deed made Ijy sheriff to ppr-t
chaser must be stamped :as tS »tber
deeds.”. r- \ ; .[ r ' ■ . •■
• T|hc Cotr.hnjflsioner pas also decid
ed that ‘‘Wjhere a| mjortgage-contains
a attorney! to sell, it is sub
ject to. a stamp dutyi as a power of
attorney-iujaddition | to the duty re
quired upon i t as a ipoi)tgage.” (■■■i
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;?üBUo Examinations. : v
* T|ho following, appointments are:
made by the undertignnd for exarpi
natton-ofapplicants ibrjteaching Com
| nvon Schools in BeaverjQpmuy, viz:
Chippewa diet Aug. 31,.McKinlbVg £. H.
Freedom dp , Sept •1,
Ohio j d0,,-do ro, Fairria*£' do
Greene do do [6, Hooketown, do's
Hanover ,do dp |7, (Miller’s do
Raccoon .do do 18, Smith’* do
Industry 'do Vdo JR, Industry do
Brighton do do 14, Fnkin’s do
Moon [• do ■* dp 10, L)avis’ do
I’atjerspn ,do do 18, O: Brighton do
NewScwio'y do . do It), Boggs’ do
Ecodomy do ;do £O, Baden do
Hopewell do do 21, N. Scottsvilledo
Indepcnd’ce do A d« , .22, -Rarden Run do
Pulaski | •; do -do 28, Kettlcwood’s do
•Franklin ’do do 2!), Furnace do
N. Nowipkly do do 3oj Warnook’s do
o’clock
to App
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cept ti
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initiations will .feorameheo at 9
a i- V l ' jTcaphers are requested
i|y 'for examination in the dis
khere they expept to tench,'ex
jose of llig, Braver and Marion,
iill apply] at th[e hiont'
place.,
cej t :i
absent
'“spo
at the
tors /
cpj
atjour
EMI
No private exj
i caBefof| -sickle
e froiVi home iit
blie exajninatio(
written request i
Parents, SoKod
: mdn are reques
examinations
J. I. RjEI
ingtqn, Pa., Anl
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fir*—.
per at, the! -following
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..“Wbiclebdaiit fide -d&C.
Ayer & Go., and ,lq. ipkp
their Ext.flarsaparilla in-'-oor family
by stating the
which itr was taken andim effects. •
; .Wh en pur only. -cb iWw r , in 111#,
third Jpear, was about eight months
oild; j a : spire! ‘apjfekred 1 ; fiiWt;'in'small
pimples on'his foreheadoverhianose..
These rapidly.increased and[ -uniting
formed a loathsome, yirdlent Vepre,
,which' .“finally ; sprpati: ipy.er fils iforo
head and*facPi.not even .excepting his
eyelids, which became soswollen that
his eyes were closed. We. called - a
Bkillfulphyiician.'whoadrainistered
the usually prescribed femedi'iiJ. A
solutipn bij nitrate of silver wah , ap
plied until ■"the ■ mass, of corruption
whieh covered bis entire face .turned
jet black." the sore again [and again
burst through the and artifi
cial skin formed by .this jsolutiom—
Meanwhile many remedies were em
ployed without any apparent benefit:
(For fifteen days and nighfe : he Was
constantly held by his parents to.koep
him frfimi tearing open 1 with.his bands
the corrupt mass whiph ehverod bis
'face., f ■ ■ . 'i-,j' ,
Everything having' failed',..we were
indnepd .byltbo high recommendations
of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for the enie of
Scrofulous (disease, to give, it a trial!—
In' hi* treatise: o.n. Scrofula, Dr. “Ayer
directs a-build soluiioS of lodinc of
Potash to be used as a wash while tak
ing the SafsapariHa, and. it was faith
fully applied. _ j : !. !
Before one.''bottle of Sarsaparilla
had heen given the sore had lost mu'cli
of its virulence and commenced lo
heal, Another!botvle effected nn en.
tirebure.andlue general prediction
that the child would die was contra
dicted. ' His .'eyelashes' came
out, grew again, and ' his face is left
without a scar, as smooth jas anybo
dy’s. It is unnecessary j for me to
stale in how high esteem we hold
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. • f
.'Etna Insurance .Company.— We
would .call the attention o;t-6nr'read»
ers to the advertisement oi the
Insurance Company,”lm another co.U
umn This is one of the very best
companies in the’ United Suites
Their assets on the first, of January,
last after paying alHiidehtednesß was
nearly 'throe million dollars. Losses
paid -by. thjs company' in forty-six
3 ; ears amount to the enormous sumi of
seventeen millions five huuilred thous
and; dollars. This is.miffu-ient guar
anty of the reliability of the company.
Every property-bolder •-tiow shoudl
have his property insured, and it) a,
company, where in case of[ loss he is
sure of lifting liia- insurance.;; The
-Etna Insurance Cohipanyl is just the.
company 'wd would recomihencfe—
Charles B. Hurst, Etfq., of Rochester,
is the, agent for this cotmt^*.
iiil
eh.— r-An cx
ng sensible
|n there ap
rehensi.on- in
gray .squir
e,- ’ we wouhl
• ißeaver, Angusti 21 ( ls(33i ]
Jlfr. Ntfftor: The undersigned, pupils
'of (Jnioii rSchpol, have flood “very.
good, 7 ’ fob the'week-ending Ang. 18’th:
No. 2 —(Teacher; Miss Savage), Ella
Crail, Anna Stokes, Jessib M’Crecry,
Eddie limn, Vvillib Sheldrake, Wijlie
M’dintdck Joseph Heed | !
No. S—(Teacher,Miss Harper), Ada'
Welsh, Cornelia Hob—'
j inson,. Laura McKinley, ] Mary ile
i Cipro, Harry Patton; WeJsli|.i
, No. 4—Gertie DonehopJ' Angelina
Anderson, Ada Early,.Mary Ln (forty,
Clara Smith,Lillie Str6t!k,ji,tjna Thom
as; Martin Lyon _- ;| ;
Hoporf front Xo. 1, next week. |-
,J. G. Wood, PrmL
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11 eonebrned,
2, 18(12, fixes
Y of Septem
Dcoomlber.—
‘ of five doU
t any other
ilutr). Editors : ’Thinking tha£ a few linos
from fbe south side" of the river might hot
come amiss, 1 have cone Xudeil |to write you a
short letter to let y<|u. Jtnow .thatj, we are. still
alive in old Independence. | , . . I
The greatest prop ot the Den|ocracy has
fallen in this township, in the shape of the
closing of the Distillery here. j I. should not
be surprised if we beat thenT'this fall,, now
thattheir great departed 1 ;
The, loyal men good spirits, and
mean to give a good affiounl of themselves this
falL L 1
The late heavy rains have sknewhat retard
ed jthe ingathering of the crops, bnt jif the
present dry weather should continue we shall
have enough and to spare.' , L : j
Youra truly, ~ B.
Look Out foe Them -i-An exchange
says there is a aet of inhuman cbarla
tans going about the conjntry applying
sulphuric acid toitho jeeth of their
dupes, which while it gives-, a tempo-
brilliant whiteness to teeth,
inEvShort time-'ruins them: forever!:
Ortr eduMry friends should look out
for and ieep all such
preparations from theip tnouths. •
Gen. Grant BefK
Judge Moody, in a epeojfcv
man banquet in St % tiotu
follows of Gen. GraWfel; •
“I knew Gen. Grant long S&iore
this rebellion hCgan.'We were birth:
poor then, struggling for a livelihood.'
We had no interest ip the risb and fall
of stocks; we had: no railroad shares
nor porner lots, and -jmoney for to
morrow’s market was ofxen our chief
subjecidf inquiry, Lknew him when
be hanled wood tb' Louis" on the
Grovais ..road,'andfalef., when,, with
impaired health,'." lio UieVip "
point prop t to a county office,’ but-the
wise County .Court could not see "his
merits. They appointed' iP his Pleiad
anotherman long since forgotten.”
convenient
iminations, ox«
ifl or necessary
the time of hold
l, and then only
id School Direo
fl Directors and
jt,od tobe present
IjD. Co. Sup't.
II, ’65.; ■
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tfg. 18, 18G5.
IsnKPKSDKSCE, jY,
.E TUB Wak.—
at the. Sher
apoko taa
OTJWBMG&t4N;
, - __ .—r
Hobday evening; 21st-;WBt, a meet*
ing, for the purpose bPs
ak'l6'Bii^lob‘ l ihxinajy"to
raen’s 'of A w!e«tePni
Penn a., Aq.-, ( was'held .in
low’s..church, Bi R. dfridibid, Jssq.,'
presiding; -The meetiop opened with;
ani appropriate prayer by Rev. J.iD.jl
Glen’n. After ; a statement -of ? fbe- ob
jebt.oftHe. meeting: oy■,/• S.Trayiilo
Agentofthe Pittsburg Association
R6v. A.. 8. Bradford was! introduced
and .deiivefeda ' prepared
leeturC'on the fights 'emanci
pated slaves of the SoUtfa; anti-of bar
d.nty towitrd them—strongly advoca*
ting the right of suffrage in theirbo
half, which be believed to be the main
hope of ..Southern Unionists in thb
work of recon Strnclion on a piopet
basis. '.Wilmer Walton, who for sev
eral months past has been teaching
a large school .bt Freedman in StcL;
phenson, Ala:, was called • ont and
delighted the J audicncpriyith a plain
qarrutivo of his experience .inthb
South., Of. this';Jgontlenrah and- hw
good- work wo shall speak' again
A| Committee, appointea.for the puN
pqse, reported a Cor.atitntion for the
Association,together with a., list of
officers for tbe sSibe, which ’&as ac*
cepted and adopted. A vote of thanks
was tendered Rev, I Bradford for his
able and eldqnem: address, and . the
meeting adjournetl.,~
|C. W- Taylor has been appointed
Chief of Police, and [ will .hereafter
aid lLigh Constabl sMitchell in bring
ing offendersto j istico. i .• |
Thursday of lost week. M. S. Johns,
Burgess, issued a warrant forthefaf
reet of Alex. Long, Edvard Kene
dy, £nd a young man named Baker,
vfho. under the influence of bad whis
key; wore amusing themselves by
driving furiously thfcugb the streets.
In the attempt tb jsrfcst Long he
stonily resisted, inflicting several
severe blows upon tie] body ot, Mr.
Johns.. Long and Kannedy escaped;
but Baker was arres;cd, fined 85.00
and costs, upon ihepr ymontof which
be was discharged. Long jp a des
perate character, and jrichlj’' merits
lliP penalty |of ihe law; therefore
it is'hoped ! that he will be cauglif.
• MAUWIED: . f
,On the 15th iiist.. by |ih«f Bov, John
Brovin,-of Freedom, John
so{n Kerb, to- Miss Anlnie p. Abbdth
not, all of Beaver County, Pa.
Thursday, Augut -17,at--tho res
ide f.oo4>f Samuel Iranian, Esq,Bridge
water, Pa., by RtSt. Jj M.Shields,,Bav,
R. R. Moore, of Tenri., to
Miss Emma C. Dunlap fT
AC ADEM "5T ,
THE .Fall Term ot this Institution Will;
commence | j I ‘
j: Tuesday, 5c0t..121 h, 1865, . ' i
under the charge-.of . !.,j .
'M. GANTZ ' .
' r ■ ; as Pr incipal. '
■ jit is desire, and will lie the aim, to make
this a thorough English; Classical and Com
mercial School, and td sustain the high char-,
acter it has heretofore maintained. ! ‘
.Good opportunities Witl be afforded to young
men and boys Who desire io| obtaiiro,.'tho'rough.
English land Business! Education, and to all,
who may desire’a Classical Education, trffto'
fit themselves for entering the higher College;
classes |. - ,| . ’ .j'jj
Ferrates of &c.send for circular.;
Address the ■ Principal at New Brighton,
Beaver county. Pa., iir th,C undersignjid. . :
' ; I . H. HICJE, {: •
1 1 pec. Board of Trustees, Beaver, Ea..
CABIiAiIT’S ,
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JParlor Organs
■ .and;[l
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■ ORGAN HARMONIUMS.
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THE oldest and most popular instruments'
of :he kind in tUia c^uatry.
J^or f ; Sale.vply .at 1
H. KI.EBER & BRO’S.,
i 122 Wood st.,
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■©■"Sole Agents tor Cirhwt's Parlor Or
gan* for Western Penn’a. c • my 10’66 ?"
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jptRUIT TREES FOR 1
Persons who intend! planting
■ Orchards, Gardens,] or Vineyards',
•Are invited to examine our Nurseries it Edge
worth Station i on the P; Ft. W. *C. R. R-,
12 miles west of Pittsburg, or 1 send for aCal
alogue, before ordering from irresponsible tree
pedlars. ■ Onr stock is very superior-,'srf large,
stout, heavy Trees, and the. varieties are war*
ranted jmrrect to name..] Parties residing in
the same district, hyl joining l and eommglto
the Nurseries, or sendingiheir orders by mail,
can. ha ire each lot put up separate and najned
plainly; and charged at |the-«rates porhuk
dred, and delivered in Pittsburg or Allegheny
fijce of, charge. ; '
1 1 ! -T. E. SHIELDS & CO.,
' ! eug2 { Newietly, 4i le gi* en y co., Pa/
’ EXECUTOR'S, NOTICES.
LETTERS testamentary on the
Rebo, lato of Nbrth BewioSly
township. Bearer Conntyj, Pa., dcc’d, having
grouted to the juidersigned, all persons'
.indebted to said estate ars requested to jnake
imnieolate payment, tind those-having claims
against the same; will present than properly
authenticated for settlement. . ' -T-"
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MABTW RENO. / Kx "•
a r*l ■ .... -.Mil !' New Caatle, Pa. i
J. iH. Qtjortzs.
HOUSE AND SIGH PAINTER
IA hrdera left ahM'ioreVpMrug Store.in
x\ ;lhe borough of Bearer,' wilPhepromptly
anabtfedfo. ■ ■;), :j
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!T)T yirlne.of sundry writs of
X>. and fieri Facias is;
Court W- GowmoriPlnfsof,th4i
ser and. to me directed, T will
Uo sale at the Sheriff's office {ri
Bearer, in the county afoi-eSaii
»alU¥d£y *l&ep^mßer|
at 10 o’filooh ia '
property, to wit:. 'j j ■: M
All the right, Ititle.j interest
defendant, in and id all the t Certain
piece and parcel of lAbd-'aitutte 1 in tbe.town
•nip of Big Bearer, epnnty ,J «ild (Stale afbS-
B *ld. beginning at the north-1 bet corner of a
formerly by* : Thomad B, \
Clarke, and part qf the same,' new .conveyed,
and running thence by lands, of 1 the heirs of
David Clarke, ’edtilh ‘lJ’degj. (kstl6operahe«
to a post, thence pjr land of S intuel -and Rob
ert Chapman, east,- .10l .per. 1 t |; d po*t4; thende
by paid of the land lately oihbd by Rhberij
Clarke, deo’d., north 2J : deg west 94 perches
to* post,.thencernprth, 79dog eait ; 7-I,o'pit
to a post, thinoenorth 17 west 74 perfo,
a post,- thence_ north,73 ;deg (aat 36 ppr toi a
post, thence north —| deg we* oOpcrdhcs to a
pwt, thence by land of Robert Stinson, south
$9 deg .west 87 J parches to a white oak, thened
by land' of William Miller, 'sotiih 2J-deg epst(
77 .3-10 per to a post, , them el north £9 deg
west ijSßt (perches, to, jibe plac »(of beginning,
containing 148 acres (.and44l perches, ’strict
measure, more or less, about 140 - acresblear
ed; .tße entire farmunderfancj.fandin
stale of cultivation—on whic 1 are erected‘a
two story, log house, double (leg barn, and
stone spring S6usd, : iabtSut 23 by 16fbbtdn{
length and breadth;—orchard ofgopd' fruit
trees on ,the; premises; the whole ,farm;.well
watered;'and underlaid with <. three feet vein
of. coal; Also, levied on one otiier piece lor;,
parcel of ground, bounded aid described. as
follows, viz; All that cerlain piece or parcel
of land in; Big, Beaver tp , , hounded bn 'the
north by the track ■of the Pit 14. Ft. "W. St Ci
BRi, on the east by land of JOs. f Smith, odd
John Beatty, on . the .south’by land;of Joseph
Smith, and on .‘the ‘west'by land of Walter
Beatty, containing bhout :p0 acres,. about;6o
acres cleaved,; ;and 'entire 1 fa rm nnddr fence,
on which, are erected, l?.doubl( log house, twd
stories high,; spring-house, and old log build
ing.; The above described farm underlaid
with a three (feet vein of coal I one"bankjopen;
premises well watered, .with: a good orchard
thereon. ' ,i t'■ -■ j •; ('• ; "T.
Seized and’'taken in execution as the prop
erty of Jas. De Fombellc, at;,be suitbf.Thos.
M’Clure, C.ommittes of Jolalthan Phillips,
a Lunatic.' 1 ; j 1 . (([.'(
50., 2. ALSO,
At the same' time and! placi
title, interest and claim of d<
and jo the following lot of gr<
of No. 178, in Finney’s, plan o
ough of Boobeet»r, Beaver Co
ed on the north east! j by . Bri(
the south by Washington jSlre
west by George I*. Smith, on
a two story stone house, from
buildings; fruit fees] on the 1
good water convenient.
Seised and taken in exocuti
erty. of Joseph. A. ' Sohonlau
Evers, at the suit of Shackle)
Purchasers will take n
cent, upon all amounts ofthei
. quired in hand. All (bids un
required in 1 cash at the time
these conditions are|' not co
property wijl bo re-sold. ,
•' • : JOSEPH liE
Beaver, Aug. 1 OtbJ 1805.
I
ALL persons (interested
Administration anil Gi
which have .been passed, n
■Register's Office, of Uijayer c
take notice that the line wil
the Orphans’. Cpurt. io be hi
end for the county of Bparei
the Gth day of September, II
tion and allowance..). 1
The final accounts (real
Peter Angel, administrator
Christian Leffler. decj’d.t
The final account jof fohr
tor of the,last will of Wm. '!
I'lie final account..if Davli
tor of the last! will of Tlios. ’
The final amount |of|,Ja?u
ministralrir. of the estate ' t
ney, dec’d. i ’ | \ j ! .
■ The final account of deo.
minis! rat or with tlje will a!
tale of William Spalilin'g, dc
The final'account of Mary
of the last will of lienj i Haz
’ I The final account of Bobl
utor Of the last will of Jnme;
■ The final account s 6f ;Edmi
utor of the last will .if Hobt
’ The account of James. M
of tSe last-will of Jos. M’Cn
I The partial account iof D
imnistralor of the estate of
afaaw, dec’d/ ■ . !
The partial account of-Th<
of the last wilt of John Clar
The final account of Rob
of the estate of Harrison Cai
The final account (teal) ol
lon, adm’r with will annexe
less, deo’d. I ,i '
The final account of And
of the last will of Margaret
|Tho accountl pf Henry Co;
estate of Henry Cowan, sr. '
‘ The eiccounts (real and p
Calhoon, ex’r. | of the Uist y _
Calhoon, dec’d. ]. 1 .. | ,-i7 _ (
The final account of l Char!es'John9ton, ! exfr-j:
of the last will of James Alcorn, dec’d. j 1 i, j|
The accdunt*of-Francis T. Wilson, adm’r. of
Halid Thomas, decM!'. ~ • 4' ’ll
The final account of Alex. T. Ritchie, udin’t
Of'the estali of RoijtJ Ritchie,-nec'di il |j.
Thefinal ’aceount of T, P. K6hinaon, ci'r. ,of
the last .will of John Boggs! deC’d.-' 7; I j;' |i
' ■ The'final accounts' (real- add person: d) ojf-
John B. Cheney, adm’r. of Vhd estate of J ohn
'Cheney, dee’d. 1 ! . - j." ■! | : '[M
7 The final account of Jos. A. Wray, ad'm. oF
theestate of. Henry Findley dec'd.■ 7‘: | -j:
The account of Robt., Harbtson, lOuarflian
of James Si. Johnston, Thinqf son of Barnes W.
Jphnsto.n,. dec’d. | j!:.
The accouhl of Samuel M lore, Guardiin of
Eiisa|>eth Cassiday,' formerly Elizabeth Hai
sha, minor daiightet of Elizabeth Harsha.dccd.
The account of Jacob Umatedd! Guardian of
(Frederick Beuchler, minor son of Peter Bduch
ler, dee d.' '■-i 'M v - •• 7
j The accounts: of Robert 1
dian of Agnes and Marghrej
daughters of Wm. P’oweU, da
‘"i ’ A!
'■ ! Bearer, Ang! 9, *65.
FALL PLANTING.
: iPJLAJSTi
Tlie~most perfect .Piano Foi
KLEBER $ BRO!S.,
» !: -. V. .- LV Vi i
122 WOOD St.; PITTSBUR^
Agents forSlei iway’s Piatiqs for
Western Pcnnsylrania. 11 [inylO’?pj , ; ,
BOSS BROTHER, & Co’
Writing Fluid, thebest
Bridgewater Ihrug Store. *
vinoed. Manufaotnred bj
Company 1
it, all the right,'
• fendants, ot in,
fund, being part
i flots in the bor
imty.Pja., hounds;
i;hton Street, ion
iet, and. on the
vhich is, erected
i b stable i*nd duit
-I>| , and awed of
ion. aaithe Trop
■ and Ferdinand
It M’Lnne &00.
io(iCe that .lb ‘ipeii
ifjbids will bftfe
i ler SoO will he
of the,-sale. It
' nplied with- the
; Sheri,ld. |
.OTICE.
ji the following j
ardian adpounts.
nd i filed in the
Njinty,
1 be presentpd. to
eld at BcaTee,i\ni
r.Jon Wedneailiy,
105, for eon^jijis
and personal) of
■<|f the eatptjg of
: Smiley, Execii
lltnn, deed.: j
I Graham, exeott
' j)>ffet, dcc’d J : , 1 .
ii M’Elhiaey,; nd
; flJan.es Jl’Elhi-
M.' Spalding) ad
i ineicd of the os
[C’r-. ■■ f 1-1- ii
Ilmen, Executrix
: in) dec’d i | jj
I. yfhitehili, .exec
ii
and Brawn, ’eiecj
Brown, dec’d [
Cresdy, : executor
nady, dec’dl j -|i .. j ;
>vtd Jbhfta&ji) ad-
George C. Brad-
is. M’Clare, ex’r;'
k* dec’d. ; j 1 j i
t; Alcorn, adm’r.
fey.. 4® c ’d. ■i j .[1
Francis Lo Gdul
d of Harriet Car
revr Harsha, ex’t.
Harsha, dec’d.
ian, adm’r. of the
1 'Mi. 'l;'-
jrsonal) of Milton
fiU| of Thomas Xji‘
THE GR
CAN BE JIAD
i. l.« ■' -• .
r ’ Air:'"
s. ExiraCheihieiH
in thl worl4 jkt the
fry; it and Be: con
lh» American j Ink
TM'li::
=ME
Eaßig
. | tire A«t
of • 14th .fdf
properly* allowed to *be rcU*itie<r7jy »,'widow
or ehjdrfctpof a' decedept.vid th&amTuaPof
S3(K). hkre becnfilSdiaMipfiea of-AACICTk
:«r th,doj9sßP»ii«’ vcSjiw'' : fcr_ B»afpf j ! «DMy,
and approvodTikLlb;wSt: ■• •■ *. •::■'' •
.1 Permpajuroperty tolimonnt o£ sl7%S3ii W-
UawsqfJ,
Jacksod flv-'Dweoh/ Aui’r-. ’ ■/' .W.,'l
■';
tainettiijiViJiV*' HA 'jVftilnumti, dei’di'---;Vln.
A 1 :S~~ - - - ••■» : **V j*’
kzuount of s2or,&l,rer
tained'jbywidowjof James May, dee’d. "If.
}. Ingram, Adw‘r Vi .[ ‘ S ....
- Perainal; property toiamount 0f.5180,30,' re
tained by widow of decVl.
MUvink i ,i j J
i Personal property Idjamount of s3oQ,OO,‘re
tained Iby widow, of . Robert .Flemming, doc’d.
J,C.|Calhoon,Adm’r| . ... - ... |
|Personal property to jemoijpt ofsl3l,S7j re
tained iby widow ofSilas Powfdl;“doo‘d. '~S. J. ■
Cross ind Hannah Powell; Adm’rs. !-. .
j Personal property to la&ountof $2!V5,10i re
tainedpy widow ofPriqa'Bryan, deco. Cyn
thia Bryan. Adm’jS ; 1 ' ' i ; ; ,
Personal property to amount of $300,00,' re
tained by widow of: \Vm, Davis, dee d. John.
ston'CalUoon, Adm’r j ... ■■ : V ,_ ■ f
i Beal and personal property to amount- of
$3OO, retained by widow of Jas.- Smith, dec’d.
Hobert|Garrott, Adm’r , ’ , •■*
Venditioni
exposetdpulji
this borough of
I. °“ -■ . ■■•|
E aa;lB6^
'■itWfoHOwiiiß
1' „ , v'il
Had claim.tc^
... . : .. |
Notifce is hereby giyqnto, creditors, heirs,
legatees, distributees, and all ethers interest
ed, to appear at next term of, said Court,
and not later than .the) third day, beingftbe
6th of i Sept. next,, to ahew cause, if any they
have, jagainst the final confirmation ofjthe
above 'appraisements- 1 ‘ '
; angle JOHN 4,
! tH ~ 4
INSURANCE
| ■ iIART.F'
, j Assets Jdnutiry. 1, I 860;
Cash fia bank'andwith ag’t5......-$265,631 • 86
Uniteq States 5t0ck.764,666 50
Keolestate.unincambei-ed... - 76,056 67
State stocks. .._ 564,020 00
New. Yjork bank- stocks...... 704,410 00
Hartford bunk stocks.,l 296,980 00
. Miscellaneous 1.......112,'40(i,00
Railroad 5t0ck'5..........L.* 286,380 (JO
jMbrtgage bonds, oity and county..; -786,416 00
‘Atlantic Mi ; Ina. Co. &J V. Scrip... 28,411) 00
Xjotap.....i ;;:.L. 3.800,4351 93
|’ I- ' LIABILITIES: J
Losaes unadjusted and not due $128,077.212
:, j NET' $3,677,362,71., "| - ;
Fl A, ALEXANDER, Pres’t, 1
j ; '.Ll'-J. HENDEE, Sfec’y, '• !
C/pB. HURST, A.*?*,
|j angtl’OStdw. ■ y j[ . .Rochester..
tlnfacturers’l & Merchants’
insurance company. !
OF PITTSBURG* '
Office 87 Wafer st'yßogxdey’s building
Man
J
!- J. I. BENNETT. President,
' r J. Vl, CJIAXFANT, Vico Prea’t.
/ Wm! P.-Josjes, Sec’jf. ,fi. ;• ' .j
Insures Againsjt Loss by. Fire
' 't Irituret SleaJnbbats and Cargoei, !
And <|n property in.transit against .the perils'
| ■ of' navigation. |
Directors. —James! I. ■Bennett, 1 Jacob L-
Schwartz, Robert Lee!; I. C. Pershing, M. W-
Watson, L. It. McAboy, A-. E. W. Painter,'J
lW. Ohnlfant, Isaiah Rickey, Wm. Walter,“Jl-
G. Boshnell, John W.lsoii, Henry A. Weaver.
; Risks taken on, the'"most liberal tortnfe, by
•’ j.j _ CHAB.I B. HURST,
in Co jj; Rochester,' Pa. r
Vlv
BKAVKR >KMINAKY
MUSICAL KSTTHITK.
Reviß. T. TAYLOR, A. W , President.
rptfE Terms open. respectively-Sept. T 2, ’65,
|_ January 2, and April.s; 1866/
for instruction in any
branefi of science op on any musical in --[ru
men t| also vocal music, private or in' classes;
id iaflprdcd het'erst reasonable rates. j
tajls received, iii the Primary Department;
also small girls of nfty degree of proficiency.
, • Dijiwing andcpaintiiig of every stylfc will
Receive the special “attention of a
artist.
■ i’jTuttion: $5,50, sBllo, and $12,56, nc lord
ing tjo department. T
, None but thoroughly qualified and expert-’
ensed Teachers - fire employed in any de tart
ihent For fuithcr information address
<au£2’6s <. Ji. Tj. TAYI.OK, President. .
!T"' chas~ B-*ifijßSjr ;
Banker and Bicker,
i *i ’ AND DILMsER IN*' i~"'. I l-.‘.
Beal Estate, Stocks, Government
mßbnds, arid Securities..
INSTJEAKCE&CLAIIt AGENT,
jConveyar *al Agent.:
'> i 'HE Bt|fbseril oaned an. office "at,
■ 5. ' Rochester, • lately occupied
by F. A. Fortur jr solicits the pa
tron* gc rt his fnenos and the. public in gen-
«al-'| ■ •’ 1 • j; • ' i ■•.
1 Particular attention given to the adjustment
of Officers’ accounts, j and all . claims arising
out of thejju-esept wSr, such.as , ‘
, Piiltnte, Bounties, Atreart of. .Pay,
j "■ Prize J lokty,. jfc., .je.
Deeds drawn up and acknowledged.;
:;Pire risks taken ’in first class Insurance
Companies/ !• |
; Revenue stamps always on hand. *■*,;
;R*fers to John A) Caughey, Jos.'Plummer,
•Win. jll. Smith.&-Col, Pittsburgh '
Rochester, May3|’(»s ->,■ • . ' '
= ■ TRIAL LIST
FOR SEPTEMBER .TERM, 1865.
J W Decker's'JEx’rs k-aJno. Mellon, 'eta.; .1
Charley Thorn Va Margaret Higby, ,
L Ra,wden’a heirs ,]ra John T Holmes; ,i
Patterson & Davidson vs Martha Souddrh; I I
Boro of Bearer ra Wm.Q Wolf; ■, i U
Geo. Fry, etal vs Jos ILippiacolt, etal;
dames Collins, et al vs W M Shirts, etal:
Dayid Scott's heirs i ts Arch’d Robertson; V
■’ 4® ts at at; i
Geo Hinds o : TS Pitt.Ft W&C IlRCo;
Philip Bentel . ts A .Bailsman, el aU
Wm Eakin’sEx’r ;Ta Henry Jordan & wife.
J Ai|({9’6s . °j M. WEVAXD. Fp. '
RUodesiGuay
f Powell, minor
moorb; '
■r J
s-r J-r:
CHARLES B. HUE
. JTOTART -.PUBLIC.
• - V
THi-
SiTER,
l.ateij Ov
I or tone.
f ISTotice . : •
To J: Stockholders 6f the fhillipsbtirgahd
■ Rochester,Steam Ferry Cp.‘ i i
rtlBE Stockholders of above company
I | will meet at thh.offide of Chas. B/rHurst,
Koch ester; SatObdat, Adoust 26, ’65,
at 2 o’clock pi W; As j businesa of great iti
portauee will comebtfore the iheelingi ierenF
stockholder isesrhestly requested t<s be pres
ent.) By order ofthe Board. , * ’i . ■
'f |- 1 ~\to" V-tfHAS. B. HURST, S^c'y, 1 !i'
i |:'lliochrst«f 4 Aug. iji’.ltw. , ,| ■ j
■ ; ■ .'i
In the Worldi,
OFFICE IN
ii T ftOGHE'
la tbe Room
i 'j A.
’NLY- ' -i!
> ’> I‘fi -V
t,, r; 1 ;
*'!• *A-
i. FiIAZIER, Glerki
'TVA' ;
COMPANY 1
ORD, Ct.
THE DIAMOND,
TER, PA'
.tielj occupied Ky
octane. {aps:fltft
‘ i ,!
UMNiZUMN
; ] . 1 *-,y i ■'
■ Scrtjfiilal 'cod Swdfolmw’Blseage*, ,
From F.nirrp o tr*U-hno*CH incrchant of 0&
r - '•!■•• ■* - ■" ■^wrrf» .ifftljuvr.', '.,' ,- ■:' :
“I have wW lac;(i,iluaniuk.-i) vfyonrSARSAPA- .
RILLA, but ucvef vcf ode bottVdvlilch foiled Of tbs .
S paired effect ami tullSalinractlinf totlsnsewho took
u -As hat as far people tfrHaiwy.'urH'Aliefd had::
been uo medicine like it ln.Tuic iu , eut co#imuliltjr.”
Eruptions, PifnpltSi Blotches, Pustules, TTI«
cej«,^ro»,aiMl.»BDlBeaLae*o)rth«i,Skia. 1 v U .
; lErawtltei.noSi: SMOion, ffrMfa&tglatul: " - :
“ I only ,dtrnny,duty let yon autftbc public, nltco
1 add rnStestimony to that vonpabllahof tlic n»'."
dfclnal virtue* of Soar tty daugS-;;
.Ser,agwF, < ten’< had an aWtcWn'}- Humor In fer ears, -■
"area, an* hair foryeur»rwtai* wtfwero tumble, to
euro until wc tr(wl J'onr JSshaarAiilM-V. She has .
been well for sonic mdntii»'.“ , ,>
from ffrs.Jane ti. Itice,d .tectl-hthmiand mt «*■<:-
esteemallmlgitfDenMtvUle, C.i/k Hag Co.; X. Ji ' ; *,■
, u Jiy droateerjn* suffered for s year past with ».,■
scrofulous eruption, wtifch was very troublesome. , '
Nothing, afforded any relief until wc tried youj .
-Sarsaparilla, i-lucfi yooocompletcly cursdfter.'’
Erom.Chqrles Pi Cage, Et&rof iheteii/r^Munim*
■ Gage, JforrWji If fo+ mamJlicturcr* ~
papers in Xnthitn, X. It. ■ - ‘ ■
■ “T had for several years a.Very trirablesomo '
kronor in my ifaie, which grew constantly wOrsn.t' ■
until it disfigured my features and became an
crable affliction, {'l dried almost every thing a nlau ' '
could bfbottHulvlec and Ihedlelnei but wttllobt. toy ,
relief whatever, imtil 1 -took your .SARSAPARILLA. 1
Jt Immediately mRc my face worse, as yon told me
it.might fora time; but lots few weeks the new.* .
skin began tt>l form'under the blotches, and Cou- ■
tinned until my tfaco is as smooth as any body’*,. ■
and lam without any symptoms of the disease that .
I .know of. 1 mfjoy.pcrftct'liealtb, and VrlthOßt * .
doubt it tifyour I" I, ;'
Erysipelas—Gen end Debility t-Purify th» .
.--v■ ■■"•Blood.’;
JVdsi JV.-RoM. Eareiri, HouUfrt Ijf„Site Tnti
. «.Diu Avan. I seldom fail to nMovc.RpupMons; r
and Scrofulous Sores bytUa pcrscvcrtugUsßOf your
Sarsaparilla, and I nave Just now cured an attack ■
of .Malignant Erysipelas with it. No sltcrstiyd we 15
possess equals the Sarsaparilla you have sup -
plied to thu-profeHidon as wcll os to trie people.** ■
From J. E. Johnston, Esq,: WaL-eman, Oluo, ■ r
. “ For twelve years, I had the yellow Kryatnelss ,
on my right arm, dnring which ttmc l tried all the
celebrated physicians I could reach, slid took lino- r
deeds of dollars worth of medicines. Thu ulcers - ,
were so bad that the eords bccamc visible, and the'
doctors decided that ray arm mimt bo amputated.'r -
began taking your BausaparieCv, Took two bot; .
ties, and somo-of your I’lLL.'Lf'Togjelhertheyhsvo .
cured me. lam now as well add tound asany body.
Being In apublic place, my ease la knosm tp every a
in this community, and excitea the wonder"of j
From JTon. Henry- Mnnro, if. P. /*,, of XesscasUej r/
_ C. If., a leading member Qf the CaMuUm
vtenL *■ . ' '■ ; -■, ■
, • yqnr Sans A papilla In ray family, *
for general dth&iiu, and .for purifying wbiood\'
with very beneficial rcnultsvand feel coafidCaocTn '
aQmmpndlny It to the nfflfripri.” . - ' * • - J
Bt, Anthony's Bait Bhaum, ---
_ Scald Head t BorQ Ey«.- : -
From Harvty os/c editor eftht .
■ 7\inkhannocl: T)evu>crat\ Pennsylvania. ' i
“ Oup only child* about three years of age, was
attacked by plmplcaon hisforbhead. - They rapidly ::
fiprcaduntil theyformed a loathsome.ana rirulcab -{C.
sore, Which covered hU face, and actually 'blindedX- *
bis eyes for some days. ’Atskllful physicianapplied j
nitrate, of silver and other remedies* witliont any -
apparent effect. For fifteen days we guarded hnT v
hands, lest with them {he' should tear open the fee*
teriug and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face. Having tried every thing else wo had any '
hope from; we began , givingl your Saissapaiulla, r
and applying the iodide orpofnth lotion, as TOtt .
direct. The sore began to heal when we<had'-ejV«t'
the first bottle, and was well |wbcn we had. finished
the second.. The child’s eycla*ltv&, :
out, grew again, and lie is libw us fair , .
ns any other. The whole neighborhood predicted 1 ‘
that the duct d!c, , *'.; : - * ....
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease!
From Dr, Hiram Shat,.of St. /x>uu: MUsettri,
“1 find your &ausapauilla a , more- effectual
remedy for the secondary -symptoms, of SyphiUt
and fb/syphiluio disease than any other we poisqsv
; The profession arc indebted to you for some .of th*
t>cfit medicines we liavd.M
From A, S', JVbi ch, Af, />., ait eminent n&ysfefcm of
' Zairrencc, A fuss., t chfris a prvvtineni.inembcr of ,
' i)it Legislature of Ma*mdnt*eit*. c •
“,Dn. Ayer. 3iy dear Sir: I have fbnnd your
- Sarsaparilla an* excellent remedy for SmbUtit
both of the jand secondary type, aua effeo*
tunl la some cases that wore toe obsnuatclo yield
to 1 otlier remedies, , I do not know wliaf we con ent*
ploy with more certainty of Success, where apowoK
lui alterative la requirco. 7l -/, •-v> : ■
Mr. Chnf, t Fan iictp, o/Xap
. had. dreadful ulcers on his legs, caused by, thuabuso •
.of mci^QryrQr mcrcurfa/rfwt’aw, which grew more ’ '
and more aggravated for years, .in spite of every J. ,
remedy oc,treatment that could be applied,until
-perseveriag usb of Ayeu’s SausapalUlla relieved - -
nim. Few eases end be found- more inveterate and ■
distressing than this, and it' took several dokca; ;•
' bottles to cure him. 1 : * •j_ ' ><rr
lieucorrhcea, Whites, Female Weakrieaaji'
are generally produced by internal Scrofulous Ul- i
i, ccraliou f nn<i arc vbry often cured by the alterative i
effect of this Sarsaparilla. Some cartes require,
. however, in Jiid of the Saks vi’AKlu*A, the skilful i
. application of local remodiesi ; . «■ . r
the «*U-tnown oad middy-rvhhrhttd Jjtj V'
•j . Jacob Morritl,-o/,Cincinnati, : '■
M T Ti/xvc fouurl-your Sailsaivviuixa jiri excellent
alterative in diseases of ibrnnlcs. • MSfff rases .of !
Irregularity, Lcucofrlmn, IntQraal.Uloefation, and
locou debility, arising froni the scrofulous.diathesis*. 1 .
have yielded tci.it, and there arc few that do not,* ;
• whed’iueffectikproperiyakied by^o«lit^e^^tm^nt. ,s j
A latyy UritciJUnp* to affair the piihUtiatinn .qf r her.
.*• •[ vume,iCritcs: - I".
'** My daughter and myself have boon, cured of a j
very debilitating 'Loucorrhcea of long h landing, by !
.two bottles of your SAUSArAUiLUA.. ■ ’ i
Eheumalism, Gout, Idvcr Complaint, Dfra- [..
. pepaiA, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when ; cmised by Scroto/Ia In the «ypbem r we rapidly |
cured by this £xt. Sarsaparilla;
AYER’S.
CATHARTIC
possess So many advantages bri*r tlie other '
purgatives ;in .the .markot.aml their superior
virtues are si) unircrsallyknoWn. thafwcneed ■"
not do more than to 'nssUr(> the public their
qualityis maintained equal to the best it ever’'
has been, and that they, dependcd on Vj
to do all that they have ever done. - -
Prep*i S d..by’ J: C. AYEK, M. D., & C 0.,!
Lowed, Mass.,- and sold by {
Bgk-Sold, by J. Moore,' Beavpr; X)r. Smith,
Bridgewater; Gross, Rochester; I) f. Sar
gcn», New. Brighton; and by dealers every,
where; ' 1 - ‘ \ ' huV9’C4 ■
Wines and Liquors* WB^esale.
(froctriea at or hxjfjfamwe.-
PIOXJE, GRAIN, FEED, &c.
At,Peter Angel’s, Bridgewater.
BUTTER, . Eggs, arid all kinds, of country ;
produce taken ia legchhngqr..for Which ?
the highest market price will be paid. lu r
connection with the Grocery nndLiquur.stOrc;;.
the Bakery and Confectionary .in still.carried i
on, wherp may; be found a first class assort- : ;
meat of cakes, confectionaries, canned traits; >
pickles, spiced oysters, &c. A fine stock of.
tobacco and cigars of all fancy, brands. :
N. B. A pure article,;qf. win es,;&e., : fqr,,.
medicinal and sacramental purposes- constant*
ly bn hand! - - . , „ .rc i.
Do not . forget this place, TJtter;Aiigetti i‘\
old' 1 stand, Bridge [&ug2;3m.
Marine, Inland 3?ire Insurance;
INSURANCE CO. . 0:E NORTH.,,
' AMERICA.
;/■: RHIIiADEtjPBIA: '
Incorporated ' J 794 . Charter Perpetual, j
Th? Oldest Co. in the U. States. J
Ore# $17,000,000’ Losses paid in Cash, since ■'
' ’ its Organization. , . r i.iv
Cash Capital and Surplus Jail. 1, 1805* ;
■ 7l-. J ;i;
Buildings, Merchandise and Furtiiiufrd jh*
silredagaiimt Less or Damage by Fire, 1 .j,
' on the most' Liberal Terms; ■
Brick' bnihStone Pjcet tings InMrtct PtrftluaUy.
Risks taken on the most liberal terms, by .
CSAS. B. HURST, Agent. >b
mySl’eS , . Rochester, Pa. ;
T,
O. DECA.BME,
o.'' TOBACCONIST,
COR. DIAMOND* THIRD ST. :
f I TOBACCO & SNUFF always" on hajnd.—,
I Cigars manufactured and
etailers at lowest prices. v , . ~ [nyBl: Om
■ X>r*. j. M. /
(Late Surgeon 114th Penn’a Vots,J:
OFFERS hiSLiservicea td' tlie citinßsi'of
.. PAIRVIEIV- AND ’VICINITY., ' I
July 19,1h', 18(Ki-4t .: J ■ • • , "