The Beaver Argus., September 20, 1865, Image 2

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BEAVER j^ftl
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MlNWigi
, , Nomin|
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. :. u ,i FOB; AUDITOR. QENEU,
Qsa. KAB^i
\ Montgomery coiiiii
,f .<! '.SOtt
'V ::-p rXr ‘-itf'KfUthiingi eointy .
j t j-lNonp
I - Assembly.
j MitfT'FTR #• S !I QUAY, 0,
I JAM ES li. -KELIiET, Was
? -jpSGfrff BIWRLSHi,Wae
Treasurer.
MILO. :Bo; ADAMB. New
: ' iii ' Olsfriot Attorney
jAM.BjrS.-i RUTAN, Bor
n< " Commissioner.
■ JOHNiWfLSON, Iu(
, • .County Supveyoi
AiZARIAH \VYNN, i
.. . Poop House Direct
Samuel, Gibson,
Auditor,
i hsn
HUGH I; itARBH lliL,
Coroner.
• THOMAS M<sGOy.
‘ Trustees of Acade
-■A. T. SHALLEN BERGEE
: ■ Rev.J). P. EOWAJIY,
. Tbaddeus i Stevens o
•‘j /•. , structlon.
the 7th insk Ho
,u£ pi ~ <*ny,
Steveps addressed the pc ' Hence in, organizing this' rebellion they
paster county upon the si lace gcted as -{states. It is no loose'
construction;** Hte positk unorganized rebellion .havingnodefin
.taken, and his argument, | d boundary or possessions. It hits a
-« . * * •' boundary marked .ov.-lmesof-baronet^
iliefntAble, and we regr * tUid, which.. can be crossed only by
space will not permit us ] force—south of fßla-line iienemy's-ter ■
L.remaiks trt exU/nso before ritpr y, because it js claimed and held
! ■Upon the status of the tL ! ip pcssesaion by 'an' organised, hostile,
s -• . t . . and ■ Hdligcreni power.*” What right
; " , ;,»rf •' I, , has ain r one t 6 direct a convention to
■ Two positions have bephsuggesipp. 1 te del d in a sovereign ot .this
lsl-r-To treat those SU|tea ; tw never Unk)n,.-tot--amend ;i 8 constitution'and
having been out of the. Uition.because lri . Si .,.jij e the bualificotiortajof voters'!’
ir j_tbe constitution forbids accession, and £j 10 SOVG y e janipr.wer ot the -nation is
| therefore, fact , forbid Jen- by law odgid ir. Congress. Yet where . ;is .
_ could not exist. " j . _ _ j t,’ n o warraht -In the constitution for
' > :2d—Co accept the posi,ion in whmh. , uc p, sovereighl potyer, much less tlipj
•hey placed themselves as_ severpo xe tivp to intei meddle with the do
froip tTie JJnionj an4ndc|>endent go ( y- raest j c institutions of a'State-mould;
- jprnmentde/aefo, ana pn alien enemy. - l8 Sftvya, and: .reguhtte • the elective
to by dealt with according to the. l£ vs f rar c hise ?»" ijl would he rank,danger-■
-Vf ,Vf aP *V , ? /ous anti deplorable ’ usurpation. If
to mo that while ,ve uo_ to l | reM ns true, lop, therefore, no reform'
b.y.opthat the United Stn.es are QOUjUd ; p all (j e effecigd to the Southern States
r lo peat.- them as &|i alien -enemy .1 et; t le y have', never left the Union.—
-they have a right |tp.ele ;t so to. qo it) jj ut reformation must bo effected: the)
for the intqrjest--{1 the .of theirinstitutions, both’|
. T ad :s' a *' p States • irp municipal and social must be j
r.'istcipped from denying - hat postti ~ n ‘ 'ji arid felaid, .or Sa.II our blood i
’ South Carolina,, the leader and lijeasiira have been spent in vain. !
h.|dinieiU. o,f the reffelhon.in tno mofith:,|rp fi d ajl on jy n-oating and
oi jJanunr.y, 1861, jjassod the folio-ySng ling them as a conquered people,
resolution by the unanimous vote ot f hln >1 things
.. t L r - woulu have 1 foM; power
, teresis in the Conslitmicn of the fJoi- l ? fpr.lheni; for the torrito
- ;.tcd Htates; and that the only apriro- rie ‘? f i aro ..«P.t under'the Constitution
priiifo negotiations) befvreon her and ; B° far as lhe-pxpress power to
..the Federal Government are as to ff,?^ ern '•bom is given to Congress.—
' their mutual relation! as. ford on 1 bc held in a territorial
- ODd,tl i on -."rttil they are fit to fotm
The thatforme/!-the' l '^i te . L: ?! ls! H u| ii OUH ) republican in fact
AOvyrcmont,of the qilnfi derate States '“'jorralonly and ask admission
and ail the eleven States that combos- |«V? I ’® Cbion -as.- new States. If
■"V edv.lf. .adopted (ho Shm 5 deelaratVoh '| t ; 0 VK ro< ‘ s , approve' of their Constim;,
vortd pledged their llH ; es and fortunes ! :* ,l<>l J rt ' ariC l think they have done.works
• .to support it. Thac GovernmcatTiiis, t ln , for they would bo
; -ed largo armies', and by ls'^ ,t . ted ne ' w Slates,.-If their'.
' power,,compelled i(he Nations of 'thet,h°t* tI,ULI( , are not.approved of,
: -civilized world as we;l\as - our eWn j l . y w puld jbe'sent back, until They
* ! -«*ternment> to nckifowledge thiM'aa become: wis.e enough so to purge
i»n independent belligere titiidrby- y le f 1 ’ as to eradicate e.voi-y
•' : Ihd law of nations} to bo consiiderodia»‘: de^ tl ? and >evtd,utionary principle—
; engaged■ in) a public W, and', hot U "\. , 1e ,% h&,| -s av « iearhed to ven-.
, : mei fely iir ah insurrection, it rs Idle < ’ ra p et * ie iiotrlarnlio,n oflndependonee.
;wc. treated thomjil a 'Mr. Stevens is o r f opinion that as
/or.ri’^aDject tol^ho°lifini |f South ' craated ike
- Rl.mp enemy.Wjo blp shaded ttjeir V" 1 t ob F forcing war upon ms
«»• Undoubted, ' a ( li: «pon their own people,they should
- ; '.ent right; .the exlontrof coast blocka ko'made to pay tbe debt, and also the
dahiages which the rebels have done
'■
“ S l irat^9 > % or- i But>yo propose to confiscate all the
1 mw”® the,r ® a ß! k *Y«- c rfeWB.to-be..tpeat- epliite of every rebelbeiligerenl whoso
T Pr .n°? erS 6t - a, - v W ® ack «Pwl“ e el ato vas iwonh 810.000. oV whose
a r '“ mm " shMr lrorn M»o. liln ' d «xceedjd two hundred acres in
..; was suffi- qunbuty. Klioy if not justice would'
t.ent to screen Sorames and his’asSo- ret uire . that the poor, the ignorant
cir,tea from the fate of lawless bucih» a ,ud the coerced should be forgiven —’
1 e6ra ' Yj°! )ut an a ckiu wledgpd gov- They followed'the example and teach
erpment dejme or A/acfo, could;hive it-g&jof theifiHvealthy and intelligent
'rhl^LiV 88l % Rn A V C D|®’^bborB^ bbor8 - The rebellion would nev-
T nn/fr««? d ,t r 8 ° f o lo i’ ! ' l Sta tes w|re havo originatod with them. For
not treated as outlaws, but ns soldiers tiiraioly those w.ho would tflus escane
. T* majority oSgl?
: ‘fi m b }. i ®?® r9 \ h ? ldln g commissions though, posaeasingibul a smallportion
. fropthat government. The Con fed. of the wealth. The properliOn of
: »V 8 States were for foir years what Phone exempt compared with the nun
-::
: 'Uiiion' tvbieh U,Tl’v n^ Wllhln i h ' e 46'5,000,000; "Of'thwJ
- .ffayened tho ConstiuuioL and fhere" ea(ib adall male freed
» fore they were naver e’ntnt P ,n' Sup^B ° there aro W million'
‘••■feiMlw-wttr 'Kn»' mlLi» en R a ße4 Tljat wou d require 10 006^
• Ibd" Uiiitod 'states • ! fi‘-S 'eaves three hundred and
. Jw- dfit |b e,4li.d .„
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; llh b ( rime of "treason can, bd corn
milled wily whbr&tfio person is ac
tually or potenifally’ present 1 . Jeffer
son 1 Davis sitting in Kichmoncl/cobn
scllmgjov adyipjng, or comnyinjijbg
: uh&li:ro!>d; into
milled in overset in ibis SfaSo, and
can bo l ied ifany where only In Ibe
BiWmbfnii Distiact. The doctrine *'ol
constructive presence, and coiifilr a Cl
ive treason, will never I hope pollute
onf stainteStW judicial
iSeiect-. «uT i ft)partial jartvlfcom ir’g&»-
; la;tunti 'i t .is obvious that no’ cnnyic-.
ticjn bould ever ;be bad Possibly a
jriry .gt packed tprcpnvtst. but
ibat Win IQ not] bean bimjuirl,ial”,joi;y r |
il'wbbll be judicial niuide'r,and .would j
frank' ii i inSadty Wtill the trial of Lord j
Basse),;exceptfonty;that tho’OMb 'was;
.the an yirinoeenlf man, the'
other of a traitor! The. aamo tliflS™
cullies u^tMil^tozi^t'liVi^teinpting'for-
Mtdres,,^hib|i l canl. onlyfollow con
viction in States protected by. the
cbnsli union;'and then it is said only
for the Jife ; of Ithe raalefaeior. Con
gress ;an pass.no .‘‘bill of,,attainder w
I'Kbr under that theory, bas Con
gress, milch tiss th'b Executive, any
power to interfere in remodelling
those. States upon reconstruction
' Wlliai recon-trUctionis needed?- Hero,
are Stales \Vhlch they never
hbbninbt of the Onion, and which are
c'||isequeDtly tiow in ■ it without "ask"-,
iog ipbve pf hivy orie. i They are com
petenC and Members
to Cb|greBsi.. ;Tl>n slate of war has
.broken no’constitutional ligament,for
ii was only, an insurrection of indir
yidnais, bot.a ; public 'war waged by
.Stalein reasoning, not
withs{anding,evory.Stale acted in its
miKirilipiil capaeitiy; and the .court in
tjh£ prize cases' (2 Blaek‘ 673). sav
GUS.
65. .
litions-
bAnpt,
lAfcrv ■
PBELL
inatiom
liiVei;
liingtoD;
Ijington;
llrigUto:
ju^h;
iustry;
leaver;
ir. ' r ''
Irighton;-
lig Beafftfi
Moon; i .
ijny
i ,Koohealer;
Beaverj
Reoon.- L
i.Thaddeus
ple-6f Lari -
bjeet of re
ne are well
to cur or.rld
at that bur
to place his
our readers.
)el Stales ho
=I
i
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* .;HI
.w. ' j. . '
1. Invest 8300.Q00,000 in six per
cent, govert.raentbonds,' and. add lbo
Jjileresl se rqi-ar.pua Ily^to.lbc pen'idns
of those jhjhq hnvojbeoqmo entitled by
IhisyUlaihbusiWar< 'S ! ; I
; ; 2KAp^yo^Vip»’' pfjr
the (damagea tfplne jo loyal raeo.Jiorih
s roe 'M |
N 3./Pay theTfesidue>ejhg !
000 towards the.payment of the Na i
tional debt;
Wljat loyal man canobjectiothia?
Looks' arojjqd
behold yonr neighbors, sorn£ !s Swh_ah
arraj a^regi^oiie' ih
• eye carried a Way"’ by '-rebel bn
Others; horribly mutilated la - every
form. Apd yo? I.njiniqroiw
wearing the , weeds . which. mark the- 1
death of those- da wbom they leanpq
for support.
1 aments ofji.ebol perfidy.'andof -patri
otic suffering, and: then' say „if ,tbb
much is asked for ohi* yaliani soldiers,",
Look', again, a'nd; sue loyal men no-,
duijed to'poverty by the, confiscation!
by the Coji finder ale Stales',and by tb®i
rebel States—see Union man, rpbped j
of their property, and tßHir .dweJlihgfy
laid in ashes by rebel raiders; and say
it isfaasked 'ot them.; Bdtl
aboyd all fel. its inquire. whether ibn-'l
, peratiVe djuty to the present genera-j
lion and rib posterity does not com, i
I mand us (to compel the w : cked enemy
"ti pay 1 tliel expenses ot this unjust war.
In oral nary transactions he w.liorais- 1
cs a falsd clamor and prosdeulesian i
unfounded.anvli is adjudged to pav-iho
costs .otf ;bis defeat. Wo 'have scpn
that,,by the law ot nations, the, ivan
quishcd in ah unjust war must/pay
the expense. ! . ~j
. His position is in briet thStTl
Bhnthern Slates though not right ft
'tout, of the Unjon, were but in fact
'Bach an ektent and i:i snuh a mun
as lb constitute them public onemii
that' as jenemies the United Sla|
treated them daring the war, a
having conqucrcd thejn, can oxei/;
i pf Conquest over them, a
that It isjlhe duty of the Government
to cxercise-fHhese rigljts for the pUn
isrtimer.t i,of. the chief l'
indemnification of loyal citizens. 1
CXlinguisinuent of ; the National d-,
anil the J protection of the naiio'i
gainst /the recurrence -of into-'
wa ? r. ' - - ■ J ;
. ifigflio Locil says it is waxing
upon new subscriptions, ami as a i
ter ot it becomes facetious
•funiiyi In its ' hist issue it inaum
tufe.s aj series of ' resolutions .ft
“Mutual Admiration Junto” a
calls posed of UiCj cuutuy,
it inlnftntcs control tliuii
’iualion§! of Lhp jitcgiiblltan ' purr
\yo -1 the' -'l&cttl.- notice? that
junto' that nominated the tickets;
I liffrarrfiis fljes at, its mast-head xai)
1 ,rj, It— r.—
Tuesday of liopi
- can coiiiilte.ssvho-io majorities rise
[ the thouh|indB , soinetiineS fall a
upon their watch, |bul Beaver n
does,- Sti|e is' one of the stars
never e’etj Notonce in ten years
her elected tc office a man
was nijgjlrue to his country -and I.os
liic to" huniuu bo:id;ig.\ d'ecro i,s more
probability xhnli a Democratic ea ndi.
date will bu strul.-k by lightning ipon
electip.n da}-, than that he will secure
the suffrages of ■'jjv majority of her
voters.! ■ \-
Theirtiolo of] iho Local is the most
ghastly attempt; at .wit which
yet adorned its columns, and ir. new!
| of the ijnariner in which .the .tickets'
now hefjjro Ibeptpoplo were nomim ted,
is peculiarly entertaining. For weok.
before the Union convention Ihot the
names of. the candidates for nomn.u*
tion Wore before! theipoopio, and their
respective merits were presented by a
■personajl canvass. Perhaps twelve
hundre(!l-citizens participated in the
priihafejr meetings, voted for the men
of their choice, und deputed a dele
if nearly one hundred man to
it their will, by w.homjihe can.
wpre placed in nominating by
\ a viva voci vote. On the Democratic
[ side no annoutfcjamorits .were made
Eighteen districts halt pi.
the county, were iircon
venlion,.some bjybnt'one4jdegate , ,and
some’by self appointed delegates.'|Tlio
convention was-hbout las large as a
good sized do mm ii too, bht was still too,
large to be allowed a voice in, the! 1
nominalioss, sol-a subcommittee. of‘
■three wits' ajfpoj|nlod to make the lick-,
ct. They reported it, thecon
vention had Gut to say amc...
was a bJunto” for yon, Mr. Local, With :
a vengeance !—three men dictating to!
twoHhousand voters for wjibm LlieVi
cast their ballots, bm a J
in' the! Democratic wigwam!
itxvas ail correct of course. I I
gallon
-repfese
didaies
suebj a difference shonld b>
tvrcedle-dum and tweedle den.” •;
The News from hfaine.
of die^and
make jno sigh. At the! recent elec
ti6n, io. bonjo districts hot:a Mngljj:
Democmic vota was polled. , |(3bv|:
Coney is hej-elec led upon.a very light
yoto by an increased majority. . (1
■ - f ' [ '- : j .q— ■! .■ ~t . >*
*®r t®? ioca/ Km not answered ffar
qudstiem Legislative
ticket. Will the,: Local winch: is pari
excellence the friend pi the die,
card Mr. Birchyor
and support James R; Kelly,a wound:'
ed private soldier? j
1 - 5 J' 1
1111
H rtfp&Jtes n kske )
’ '•; |2, 1865. ; ,f]
j'hasjl flo^tjpu
. i&ai
| : her £,gi»y,. j oiairfie
ol c | gf A.utarrtrj ■ h^ki-
lT’acmft',Qi(;j.ht> leaves of
the forest tbeglorious tynd ; beautiful
tints, Upon which a Rapbaef 'dr a Ti
, guzairt «%.pi|irtf >ofj nwftfc',
tion 'Tjfie inn looks on,, earth With a
mdder-glancc.-nntt-ihn'soft'rv-estern
breezes; cumotadeuwuh grate talcoob
mass seemingl'p, «j bispor tulcsj df.the
llMnd» ocer vfander
. ed.* All creation jslnmbefa ;in imelan
.! choly Ipyejltnoss. . |Kalurft,j«yeri|york
ing, aecump lis hos her wOndfWpehun
ges silently, but safely, andj liko ‘ a
sUillcjfrfeiitbHttiti'ef.W varies hbr ban
! quola' of. beauty;- that their . bounteous
| profuliionn'eVer satiates! - ■'■'.% ■:■ ••.
1 In lariicular is Uie Soul.liefnf|seqtion
'■ of thi ( great country blessed with her)
I'la'visl favors, artdj mail's ■ 1
see mi hardly necessary to cause beau-i
Jy AW bloom to gild :lhe ruins of ;War,
gntj-.l ansfonn tpsruiles the of
desoli lio|i. ,ly, : •... ( r% ,• .
Th«ie is a noble Vicwto- bo obijain—
ed‘ Wyjni the” is|al«< capital.which;
crowns the eloVatkirTTirthofcenler nf
ihK-tity. 'iluaMlly '-iwauiit-al at iHiis;
sens'd!, when the landscape' sleeps in
a b'u* hazy which give>i :
ko tin' gently sloping, distant bills..
And l T -tbe tvindjiug Cumberland, an
[ inexp essibie charm, , lliiitoiifteiously
| a tiMei ir dreaming influences teals over
jt he hj, riu, like' an Arabian - spell,.ar.d,
j invent the'varied . prospect, >vilh tbe :
j rosy 1 fht ot fomjance. '
j ' Hail by lies tl[e'’.hat, busyacity, its:
labyri tb of streets trod by the, -hairy,*'
'■nig cr wd, but insli"CUvely the eye
j wande h, from t/.o sordi'l scene, roams
over l ie circle |of bills and vales,
bound d by Ibo horizon, ami bathed
in an mean of mellow an mum Miu
shine. How. infinitely, lovely;
view! The. resuljls id human skill and'
j labor ( nU to; insignificance; compared'
with tjis ainl bow ' beloiethc display :
of' liatfre's handiwork.' ,:-'■, ; f'‘,
1 At lie present time, items syije' very
|si-arce\nd, con.-jeqnenily. newspaper
j coiTi'S|imlents,iiiOurn. The fere.to j
tore rioij-s. fens, leveled Ip- sup- j
pH ing U(-:'New lYork press w!|ilk the',
.‘■latest,j are bijkinr.ing to rdat 1 fori
want ol use, atHf uieif ownersi begin
to'.reali t ihe.fadi, that. un!f ss :t magi',
natb'ji i ones to the fescue/tnejr ;-oc
’ . However;it is gen
h&
tly
to
Aes
ind
■ise,
r.d-
►tan
M>e
jthe
jbt v
*rt tfOMO.j
LCIIIKI
inl
and 1
facj :
e rally. idieved t :iat those eiilpp'jtrising
gentlcrien have ipportun iliek pf . see
ing- anqhcnring things, nevefr droarnv
,«d of -hf lessfortunatemen, .whlcmuver
the r.cCssilies of the-Journals they
reprcst it. dcmi.nd something 1 iulbr-
Jvsiing and aslo'u'.di wliero with to
regale heir credulous readers
Pus; hly. the .{aforesaid gci/tlcmpn
are fa'iriid, will) visions.wherain t})sy.
r.eeeTvi wbnrferftil revelations, and t bf
things id cornel.., One of/ .them “will
—.ySfc 1-Aii mot'e! *- 1
, i 1L u ‘ although not
wholly among ft
-certain, class ~, J.asUn, c w „ b are
happy to be ahe to snv, i. D i,ilv dis
appearing before thV grab,! , v i va! , ce
of -sentiments -and C'J.i'trhi
. pnlilieu; . views,.; The „ ciltl, n 8 j
loiiigjfuicc began tO' comprehend that,;
thcißwas.nothing to bo gained by per
sisf.cnw in a diihnal .coifr-e;’,interest,
apart from', higher ciinsjih-rai for... ji r
gei .them. to.. re! in n to the path of
loyalty, and with. shine show of wilv
lingncss acquiesce in the va-t chanees
wrought .by tiitjj war, •' j i °
- Ilobhes, the Celebrated philosopher,
founded his peculiar system.of pbilosO
ophy upon the theory,that self ! inter
ts ; l - i s Jho great! conu-piliqg ,nj-.iivc,'of
jmaii, fr all bis relations.'" I’ei haps hid
deductions are nut the less.e'prrbcf for
Presenting sut'l an in,flattering view
of ouj- common liUniaiiiiv, Coin
merce,i which jhas. been Styled, “the!
great ,civilizgj , ,' ! nnd. which ,will un
doubtedly .prove the most' effectual
‘.‘rocot]siriiclor’|Vo,f Our ielation with
the jaijuthcrn Status,' is in ;iU many
and vai ied rarfijipcittlq’ns controlled by
motives of liidiyidiiaj iiiCeriost.. The/o
are. occasionally. very ' arnuMpg; as
ovujl as sad incidents cofij.ecied with
the, return of tile Confedcrafe soldiers
to,their homes,| !’ i)/
An anecdote! that ; partakes of the
Bad : and iin mor.|>us, was related to me
recently. I wilt venture to give l it to'
3'oijr readers: ; 11 .
A young inan 'of ihis eityj who, just
previous’ To the 'O! onmg of, the rebel
lion, whs engaged in ; . inarriagb .lb a
handsome young tady, on the break •
ing out of the war comditded to'fore-7
go matrimonial felicity, and' gd; forth,
in delenso of. Ids “rights "What
desperate deedf of valor lu< gerforni
ed, how'many Yankees, fejff beneath
his urm,;it Ja.nol known,: -TJ/e,
umphiof furiio jhasnot proclaimed, to'
an admiring'world, his daring IdWds.
.When [ihd.lCJonfederacy .gave* apt lie!
ghost, our-hewi, in amiood of subjlmo i
scorn, arrived t»>, the l ’"Concids|pit,',yhat,
he could iiot.exist under pur tyVdfifcal
form of government!, and therefore,
with njiiny of his Yankee hating com
pat riots end grn jeil f,i •; the happy> li ores
[y»l M‘|kico -M mey, ; however, li w’its
|, pot to jje galhefcd o.d the streets, of
that famed auriferous land, and with
out that' necesfiaj' atticle, oven 'i*eff.
exile (hr piincinle/s itie'ds -apt id be
come rather iinpfeasaiit a« ill loses {its
,MbvJeliy; and'i flhallyffturrfriendyurter
due| ddiberijlloiW resolved !lo to
Jiis dayvp ciiy,jmarry his laffebtidnate
brigo, and rusuma his.aUcgianee-bver
mpije.- _ Filled .with this apiuhle add
praise,worthy /itu-niipn, ,he 7 reached
.Nashville a short tipie since. . On,the
evening sabsoqhont to his arrival, he
prepared ar. ,elaborate anil! sal- .......
lied 1 out for, itlip ..purpose /visiting j| [ EX EC UTO R’S ’ X OTICE. !! T
the fair «>ne„a«rd .rejoicing- her . with ■}\\f Tettei»! : ‘teatatneiitary oi.'tbe
thy siglitbf her long] absent, lover;— :'!■» of SAM’a.. ,SH»iajTa, ;l*te: dfi
OWn-being.uidieredintoheriprekenfe, h.f.TsiLnL ?^v. et ! <, x2 ?ty ’ ■Wring!;
and juppartnily‘teejmg . perfectly-ati those havmg claim* igainst tKo &xdJ*Ul ’
borne, tcurooly able to properly aotbentioated for' get
cpntrol the indignation excited in his ; e “f nt; 1 T ntpa „ !‘ ‘ v ill 1 i
breast by ibis crowning spfctaoio-of i «ipt2o'ds. ** J OHIf 8. SHBLMTO.y f
'■ 7 " '! T - -j-'jj | *' ‘ • .V ■ Rji'*! j
ir a
lOIU
•Hhe
hiiOi
5,000
.■bnn
übli
inlo
sloop
lever.
:tbal;
lavo
who
*li
EM=
',Y anfejee "’jpresntnptloti' and ah£i'||iy;jj iv | jsl 'War' Taxi ••• ;
ckUed alibi* Whs together, pn-<ii Wi&-Ij rvVIS G~ %o t'ho unplcwUnt-tfest.lta
to intruder
f r<|r 4 t-rlxZ
; ffi'-l*" ■ 5* nor'%!>ekogniic(liibj him,, unless given
jdeHUnia j to: bo blip ted; or aclerfc specially authoru
iirms,heiguaod.fc a':i 1: ' ■■■ '■■
s£hisL-boS6Sa' my Vl&iU'l• * J - , '
ctVunteniSDCo ■ ‘ |.-_■, Disju Penn*.
object of 1 |»i** qffectipnij, who, Sad t<|
to say, dieplnytjdno burry or anxiety
denionfllbak
: lfoi»jon, the contrdryi appreqiatlirijj'
thc^vkkwtmineii,iof^ttto«itaatwn,alie
disconcerted, sand!? 1
trpjjii^ed, the ~.blpe coatcfl y«jd
: .ak'Kejjhpshandi i
linrribtdiy departed,
tdlhdfaitfileasneas of Wotnan. ■,,, ] ■ |
Somopoor follow, of sim ; .
: yAr. exjienence; otico l expressed j '■ blip
feelia*| ib_the/pl!6,\vingj linca: L
So is WotnaU' evanescent; shifting* with the
■;. : i.- ‘ shifting present; i i j'f ;!
Chang ag-iike tlTie chaJiglng.tido, apd faithless
| ,■:’ as tile fickle sea; , ’I" ,'■ j' rj 1 -
i Lighter than the wind blown thistle;'falser
|.. j,. : ,i . than the fowlers Whistle.; : j r . : ;.
Was that coaxing pUce of hoaxing—Amy Mil
; Eton’s lovi to me." j ; s .'-, -j; Jji
. ' ■ "' j ' '’’J. fj j; :
Democracy and K econstruc tion.
y,. President ■ Johnsdn’s} rdcoiistruptipn
jpp’icy’i deman(ia. as! aid indispcnsitijfp
prerequisite .to of ajßeb*
el Statjeqn|o the Cnitjii, thatjit !sba r
forevjer, aboUsli slavery by con'iji|.itvi|
tional enactment* Jl'ba, Ddmoctacy cf,
il.'C.nplsylvaDia endorse; jthjs.policy;l
but aix monlbsngo ovoryDainocrtvtit
i'tho Pennsylvania jjegi&luture vSle:!
against the amcminientl t 6 tboj Const]-•
tut ion of ihotJniteii
sluypry, and sprap.madbflabored'ariin■
mwvts to prove' that the insi jtution
was ofi Divine origin, 'and should-no i
I be- disturbed. _TliQ:‘'Pjrgsid.ent s
the offices in liis ba'nd,|an‘d'ibe PcmdC'
racy ai'e a 'mercajillilo egtnmtny tyt j |
' ouri..Peniperalic [;fiiienii]i
b’ring.o u ut : i»few oi ille fiulterhuybt'eaii
r - ■: -i * n- t i ■■• 1 i j [
pins Uiey sportoif last yearj-jnst-to ti
low the returned spldieVs tOs'esaini # c
the iiKtiel.e '! of give us‘.u'lj'e.wjof jilioi
ehetrs for Jeff Davis ‘wiiieb 1 . used |lj
tnake.'uigU.l liidcous In some.,’quuig'di
ofi '.liis county ? : ' ■_ _,| ~j ‘
• .fijair Will the. Lncal\ -jdeaso • i'ayL
ns vri|:li its views! iq|pii rebbl|
and 'equality,.of-’whiefi’ wo uiipiiieJ:
weeicoy two ego. '|
j;
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ory
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1 A X _ : 1
F. A. FORTUNE'S,
! -- " /*-• i . . • 'j . i ;r
.IN ROCHESTER. /
I', ! |
[■ '}■
GREAT BARGAINS I.
poor ft the Pp^jo^cdi;:
MEI
ftdl line of aU kind) at
i'. |
! BELIEVE COOD
~y iuve Uto^AsrcEi^.j
, LOOK AT QLli pkICES FlWr
||Go<i*l fust ccilorea.prints; only}..!. <
, ' ■ ¥ ! «t j r 11 • 'V j
Gp9tl unbUacbed'm.uslins, onl; * '2O c
i J ]‘ *. - —-r. -J .j-.A.-'i.,
■Got d bjcaohed niusliaa, only,.'.
Splendid BalmoralSkirts, an|y.. : j...’\L..^3'
Of;ESS GOODS’OF FVERV Kl‘
• f . . . VJ?RY. CUE^P: .
BARBED & PLAIN F 1A T
Fl|ESCll MEIGS OS. j
J‘ ; ; COBUEGS, v
- i_. , . DELAINES,
AU.MURIiS.
PIiIXTS, ,
'.! ' ] - . * i
11 TICKS, &c
: i : ' !
i
JjJj.;-i/ ri- :j
j- boys’ - . r
il-A-TiS <Sc
, Men ds IBoys’
<Sc SHiOES
j- ■'
tajdiea’ aid Children’s
BONNETS, HAT' '
t-- - - -'S.J NOTION;
All of which isire sold yin .proportion; t > 'i
, I‘
' ''■ above prices.
I •**’
: DON’T VqRG£T THE jPLAC S
• H -'V : ' o- r
f
GRiaA'T'BARGAIN STOR
,HT. THE DliMO'
I'. *
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i; ROCHESTER* PA;,
NEJTD.ObR TO-' j
- 1 -I'm
■ tt-rt'k.
LOST;
i)o ~ in BeaTer. ijr on the
* id betWeenthdhoaWr of Jubsribor
• inOhfo township and Reaver, an Told leather
t opt, contaninlngWaoaWd^ftrgreen
back, oi o 50, cent’ piece, and one o ccnt piece
I'/rhciiona), ;cdrr.ehcy t "and|proiniB3pry notes to
. ttlie amtmnU.bf si* br.s'eren hundred,
; i ; Tho finder Will be liberally; rewarded upon
. 1 earing it &t>ihiso£&ce f . ;■V b:v
i. £ ' _ < a tl i ; ,= _ 4 ;-;j _ , WM. SLENTZ. ' :
! i • EXECUTOR’S NOTICE.- j
WJ HE KEAS; letter* testamentary 6n -thej
|W estate of Kobt, Nlivis, late- of .Franklin
township, Beaver co.,^ * Pa., dec’d, having
bece £ranttd,to. the.undersigned, -ail persons
indebtcl to said estate are requested to make
Ihamedfate andthose haring claimi
against thesame will present them properly
antb'onticalcd for settlement.
6„ : _ |OfiN SLATER, -
Ex’rof- last will and testament-of said ijec’d
; »ep2o ’ p , ; Franklin'(p.
|~~l,A.:C'i BARLOW, M. D ,
SURGEON ANfc PHYSIt r
: |;| aIvING permanently located in Bfe AVEi
li 1 1 I•' tiomierir bis professional services to tUt
cit iicns of ‘ Itekyer and adjoining villagcs’anii
country. ' Haying had twenty years fajicriJ
euce (oVer four years as an army Surgeon) be
compelcTic to command.tbe confidence .of
those who niay wish his services. j
r iCallal da!y or night, promptly attended ! 4
1;' Js@b.Ofliee in the. National Hotel.building, ]
iwßerc tic may bc.fdimdJjiraU o:•
bnghti wdien nolprpfessiqmiilyl engaged,
i sepdl '’6s' -
NEW GOODS!
JUSt received from I‘biladelphia, a frcsl
supply of Goods, consisting of cloths, c*s
stmerei, satinets, jeans and tweedy, and made
np clothing: ladies cloaking. .merino,,
delaines, jirints, giughams,checks and ticking
with a great! variety.ofJarticles iti our line
with a good | assortment of groceries. Routs
shoes undlsalt, tv:il;ije s'dd cheap for cash o
country Iprodjtee, at, the oU st and, coivod 41
I and liiamond. ; TiiO.M A S .Mc'J RK% K V
,J, . sept t ‘ ' t
!>j lion of
>aulcot
The
• autliio
j tUeha
l*! appoh
' Tveol e;
( ' ; i ; purch
a j saU fjl
|j.witp4
.vcr,
Ub Orphan's -Court of Beaver county
T'lcjndtter of .the partition'and viilna
the.njal espitie of Mary hiving, hue- c;
maty, dcc'd. • j ■ ' ,
undersigned- having been appointed a ;
i '.fb distribute iheriininnnt of'money ie
ids of 1 toseph jLcu.lic.JSheritf,' Trustee
i led byJsnid.'OovirtJ to upikeisale of sal
State, feeing; the first instalment of thi
, ise money, to.- and; amongst the heirs li
deceased, and parties entitled thereto
leet at ;my office, in thejborougU of Bee
Jeavev icouuty, I’aJ, on Monday the i l
■day df October, ISOo.'iu 10 o'clock, a. n
!; i for t lie purpose of saiil appointment. ‘•'All pt
* dsous inierestcd; will take notice, i I . '
| ■’ W;M. fi. CLARK.
' ] ituuT itVui ; fT&n ;fT;
ij Seri* ch! ,S,eratch ! !Scratch.!
i; WHEATON’S ; OINTMENT,
j,!' , WILL (kRE tub) ifCH IN 48 HOURS] !
•Hi jl LSrt;jCures SALT EUEUM, ULCERS,; -
iii CHIjLULAINS, amrall.EßC PTIOXS OF ;
j IlruggislsT' • ~‘ r '' " : ■'■
; liy seDlingiCticftnls to WEEKS & POTTER,
• j ! Sole Hvasliington street, Boston,
i j Masp., it will be 'forwarded by mail, free of
I ; postage, to any naj-t of the UmtcdStates. \ I
i ■ septgtvos—- . ■ * ■ • !;■
i ,■
6reodi
Old Vrl'Cf
•I*} ! ■ -S’
f’DIfiCONTINUAJe!
►::* irirn
j i!
AS the time
rived, for
1 ; I !i«V. o!)owoJ the
r j 1 heretofore. in si
l! i.thiir meeting on
t' j-'ptvißg rcsoldtiot
:tS; I ■i''lfAv!ve'i, Tim
t i SstncUn nff f roni
ItJ! i Wlt - the- <si st fo
iJ - ?l>c Boa..l^'
ts. • I ' c ’l u Cdt agenlatj
•;] j aC;,lha same time
00 i al, y "Rom they b
jj I conlintiarico, to d
iJ| 1 -son at the Conni
jj j their statements
' jj I will be inves'tig
j-j proper allowancf
S ! ■ Uyi order:
j sepiO
; ; 20 ij
VI. ' ■
.'t *i
.V- I
rpIIE undersigi
■ Urge arid wi
of eTery Varied, and oil other articles usu
• 1 Ij kept in a fi^t -class Drugstore.,
■i
ijftUO RS,
,"Uf; ’ Brand ies,
FOU MEDI&AXi'PUiIPOSiIS OSL
■■i'i 'v* j. • -I*V • -
. The proprietor* hairing bad an ettenai
.experience in the prescription business, Set l
themselves that theycan g{re entire isatisfa
lien to aO whomayfaTor thoni with their p
tronagei ' ... ■‘ i '- 'i~; ; : j •
1 ■ eep'Km 1 XOBLjE & IJAMI|,TO!I.
'f ' i* 1
J i ;i ;i .K
ZVc>tio fV,
iOTICE
pE OF RELIEF TO F t \
S-OF SOLDIERS. *
sapproaching-, or perhaps
Ihe discontinuance of. the
iviivcs anil tamiUos of soldi
i‘n;iee,' the | Relief, 'RoaraJ
Hfe, 1 C>tU ult., passed the f
ip vii: ■ !■ •" | ' t ] ■
nithc entire, (Relief);List
n land after Ibis payment,”'
.jfa'ent'). ,1 ■ | ,
(directed j.beir iSccretaryj
jnotifyirccipicntp oftbeab.nf
that' ii' they knj
j).eht.v e ; needing: and Ucservi
c< fo appear in f
imssiouers’j o flj, cc< and m i
<»t ibe questi
,u?d,‘and.j if siiwfactorj,
3 of’ relief, will bd prauted
k RICII iy’ U.'AGXEW
! ... . v Sdcrc(ari
lIIM
a. uajulto;
EW *.
t. a. xjonte-„.
DRUG
STORE!
THlfe
STREET
. 'BE
l! '
AVER. PA .. ' i;; ,
? wixt. of Post .Ot'fit4 )
- r i
( Twodoor
icd are just receiving a newt
ull selected stock,corisistini of.
rI * r
BE.U
& <3L 1 o 1 331'0-js» ,
OHEMIOALg
,** f _ i
Paints, Oils^
*A JftD
•, t . . i l . ; • L • . a. .-,
1 DYE STUP P s:
Ala<v a lull Assortment .of 1
Perl^imerl^
ir 1 FANGr SOAPS, :
/ f . sii es'^'
*}. -T'
I* XT E, ZB
El
i-vf.
*-• •: §
r r£v''‘' ";r
r ; : - -
ip
S «!
neccsaai
J tp find t
: necosaai
issuing
m
'j.tLff
-f'-t. •
;l ‘ . :
!■ ■ s
fHo
f '
n - >
HAN;
Corn
tliov vr
NERY
t; • 1
Wi.
.! m the
'■l : .
rI _ ’ 5
| ' Ladi is', 1 Missel and children >• tv
I; vies. iaclndifig the
. lis very handsomejand becoming u a L
-) IT N K .Vf a|,_-a jrery pretty
jj--cnlivclv new. f --
i SCOTCH—This; hat, isjajlriiireili,;
1 J a decided success. ' - -
! t EUGENE or Kim.NG HAT: verft
. JTor evening, and is Avorn-altogether £
■ I ji ' T'BTKlSll—Another pretty style-'
ie 'l)suitablt for oil, anil a host of ot’t:
iTr.erousjto.mention', ! ' ' l s.
i_ | . C;in• early cmd get your cho.'r'e.
I
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1.,'
r-
Of a’
lot ci
• IT-ij
Fs
U
>»s
■ tr
ike
iop
El
for.
:Q»sls.ets;
■fc f
s': • * '
! Misses-and
ppgged- shoes, and largeraai
«tock,vrbieh will be sold.to suit aU ; .
■ I : - •!•. ■ • -
' '-.-I
STAMPING. BRAID
Emtoro
Stamping donb to order; latest sVi
Pinking,i cloak cdlting aml maps,
notice. ... .' ;i . r ■
WINE
'■ J alii examine for
&0 TROUBLE to SBOV> v
early and secure B*
; . vii» ibe'above
• ;• '• - • -r.l
Don’t tb<a place? slßS:
stand in Bridgewater. r
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ri.' ?■ . I.
"WJL'PT
V-
SHSBKi
s Mite
CM
Wi?4'SL*'
F *f* lndies slou,
NEALY’S
. --_T
w
Alt) ’
TRmHIXG EJn-OR^'
1* the
e Former!; (i K3fisj
1 -f^ElEs
zr of Bridge ab.'/j\m t ? B[fs '
oooi)/ ; hrge ; vsr, P ct - : »;
2••••• ,
a
'Uret'ah'PSatm lotfet.
latent styles, and in^uc'siofttjj
el
Tri^iiinizigs,
1 Itinda ckotoTs
cap. ' .. ■' ’ ’ _ ;;■ 11 ’ _ I
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LOWE
IR^CHp.S,
J :\ ■
incj .Articles
‘ >r >
almbral &; Hoop
BplilAuid ,-viry oiieny.
&■; 0H« :
sierv
MI
Eiiil yroicterie
full »j(oek—vgrv ;:licap. i
f". I
Ladies*' Cloths
Sicques an{l
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