11
ME
ARGts
11
MAY 9th,
.f ac AL an d : ug,
• 77-
t
Boasaat, h.,'
beg, to the scaborised sgebtifor 'the Aura
that city.
• •
e i r See Geisly'u Advertisement in sae
column•
, .
me -WS tall attention to the esle ,of • the
,Real Ebtaig,of : Wtc,Olioner deo'd.'. adveitised
by the .igent, Dr; Thomson, which will be
}
. .
fond In nother column.
. gek.4. correspondent in the Pittsburg Com
niercia/ br4gs forvfard the name of Benjamin
Bash Bradforii. Esq.,'ef New Brighton, u a
candidate! for the State Senate in the Beaver
and IcaLhingtOn. Distriot. , , ~• „ 1 ., -
~
7 110;,1 1 0 . $ 1
were in error last week in. Stating
that .young 'McKean, who was' shot st , Little
Beaver. was 'dead. • McKean is 'still living
sad Rill in all probability 'recover. • "
ciascitop Vitx . s.--A cbinge of venue his
, i •
been granted in the cue of: John Lennox,
charged with the murder of Robert L•. Morrow,
tl
in Washington county. 'The case will be t :e'd
In this county, at the June t erm of Court. ,
IThe Allegheny county Fair will..be held
on the ritli, 20th, 21st and. MI Of Sepiember.
' -
LarcuslNO GAp —Why. do you go .to Pitts
tag to ge! your teetti, extracted toy this agent,
wifenyou'ean get it done by- Dr. J. A t turray,
at Ilrid piwater ? See, advertisement in this
week's paper. • • , •
- r _......—. .
, . !Col. Coulter, of Westmoreland county,
hie been announced- in , the 'folum`iii . the
gollibtytharg Register; as Srator Colvan's
etniliiistefur gubernatorial licit:Lora at the ?Jun
. Igeiectio. ' • ' 1 - k
I •
..L.
sklfe,are under renewed obligaticMs. to
Hos. Etly,!‘r.CotrOL, of the Senate, and Hon.
1 Oeo. V. I.awreace-,4f , the liouse, , fort favors
I receiTed. Aleut. , 'to! W. C. Dualap, of the
:Stenyau• -Anna," and James W. Edgar, of the
'Stertaer "Kenton," for late Memphis and St.
'Louis papers.
•
flig)..Bome paper having Unde.the statement
that butter she'll? not be kept in the room
with petrtilitum, as tercis i cne would spoil the
but t er—giving• !a • peel iar flavor— a po
temporary very jtistly remarks that some of
the butt eraow- a-days isJenaugb to ° spoil pe
troleum. • •
. _
• Ilicatvr Stliilcis.---The Grand Turk's Oil
vonipany struck a fine, well recently at Island
-Run. The'West Virginia' which was c'ensido
area a failure iome weeks ago, commenced
flowing last Area, and is, now conside i red
firat - class well.. The Maple. Grove and Con
quest have also strack-sinCe bin. last report.
'Reuel to Fiatmajts.—The Commissioner of
internal Itevenue. t eider. the direction of tie
Inedretary of the Treasury in the assessment
of. the annual, income, will not. require of
fanners the return of the Talue of "their farm!
products consu i med by theineeleins and fami
nea. Zhe 'instructions - to} aisessois, now be
lag prepared, will ezpreesly authorize this
relief. I .'
• I
rtsLif you want cheap Bonnets and lists,
go to Ciealy's.
• '
ll.•Agnewc, l ESN., the eiri nt
Clerk' to the Commissioners, resigned his nee
last week, lola account: of ill health, and John
late Country Treasurer, was
reletted to fill his piaci., Mr. Caughey ac
cepted the app ointment, and. entered upon the
discharge ° of h is -duties. ' ••• • •
• ' -
zzo n khaniberlin & Winans. of New
H Itrigh-,
leo, dealers in Hardware. ? &c., have added to
lh t eir stock , Paints. Oils, tinutly, 4e., and . are
rtw'prepared to accommodate buyers with the
bebi art if;les in that line. •'We hear these gen-
tierrien spoken of everywhere as enterprising
buniiese men, and all agree that they are the
. Ir.oatt accommodating and pleasant of,gentle
nen ro dm-business wi h. Header, take our
advice for once, andk)
efore you buy .elsa
where giya- them a earl [ , ,
THE FiTin . n ' OMICILIZ.—fI2 air
wall, the principal in the Housman murder,
- bas confe4ed that he shot: the deceased thro*
14 beli, while he lay - asleeja in his bed, and
Leis
r that NI . Housman was' present with a tub in
1 alaich t catch his blood! . 1 1 1 .1 rs. Housman, in
her "co rassion," alleged that Housman*st
; abet at rr hair:veil, and, that the killing was in
Iself-dinse. Thairwell ' s tataternent is proha
i, biytru : He alleges that .Irs. lloua.man per
)l Estently urgedhirn to commit the" actuntil he
,» 4
, 4 teeuted to do so. I ,
' ' 1
~• _ _________l._
...0, :
1. - ` . E7rr7itia or 13citoot. Surstnarsatizars
The School Directors of Denver county met at
the Court Ilouee on Tuesday of last week, and
re - elested J. I. Reed County Superintendent
for tl a ensuing ,three ye4 . s. • Dir.Fieids, of
sts . Brighton, was his competitor. The eat-
!?7 was`Sied'ut $BOO a year.
G. - W.- WOrackMi was elected Superintent
'dent of schools in Lawrenee county, and the
.Phrs : fixed at $BOO-a rethiction•of $2044
The School Directors of Allegheny county
fleeted Mr. Douthitt Superintelident,and irais
tdihe.ealary from $l5OO to $2OOO a yearl, • .
Prot J. Miller was elected SUPeiintendent
linter county. Salary, $l2OO a year.
1®" Go to licitly's for the cheapest Con
ies Gaiters..
atilf•Prof. Mowry; one of the most esteemed
rimarytaebers of Pittsburg, arid who is well
t our own communitY,heejust written
te following hlghly complimentary:letter
/1 r• Maßor—Dear Sir :— l rMany years since
I decided,'sher a long experience with nii
rierais makes or pianos, that those of Chic*-
. eril : l l' 4 4 Ron's manufacture were the best In
"et, particular. Since then•the -mere t ha7e
1. '"4& more acquainted with them,ithe more
I lows become convinced to their inpevierity.
1 have invariably found them to possess the
tore, the most perfect scale, the 'most
thistle action ; to ba the most durable, sad to
t . g. `" !he beet satisfaction at =any make. F"
use I wpuld have' nonebut a‘Chick-
Ont Piano, '&4 tan recommend the m -1'1.t34
i'orteonf.dence to my piipils trienag•
Respectfully yours.
- ',TORN eiMPW*Y.
' l ertisealeat is saotheieoiumn•
. 4.
, ..._,, j., - , - --;
_,
I. ' li ds; Amu a i, istibservitoe Aegleets
to say in regard
,to_ the ezhibition at
Preedoni, tbat...it was repeated on Fri
day night to a 'much larger.acidienee,
the gross 4:6044* bellig !$142*.:; As
i bay° a 'prograrama . before:me, I Will
giye :you the ;performances and the
performers, omitting those rObiierva
toe.' , has named. Dueti—Misses
Thcmpson and McDonald. 1 "Sa_luta-
tory,' by-Miss !rainier, , (o'riginal)was
a floe production I and reflected credit
on "the autheiress 1 "Tbe flrOi Quarrel"
Iwas well rendered by Mr., porter. and
'Mini M'Connell.l_ In the" "Tableau of
Hager," 'Miss Marphy as gager, Mr
? Clime as Abraham. and Mi4s Graham'
is !Sarah, was repreaeeted I with fine
effect. "Three leras, in - a Min's lite"
Was put on the
e trigir in good siyle ;
Mr., Snead performs well, whethe -.as
.-
a groom, a. gambler, or a 'man' ct
" Colloquy of thelnationa" li
was a 'c
4 r\
scum. Miss M - Caskey as Israel. bi t s
Pritchard as Raiisia, Miss I.M.'Kee as
Greece, Miss "
Grim as Italy,Mise, Cole
146 Germany. Miss Lourititore as
'Switzerland. Miiii' M.'Coiii.el,l,'ss Brig
land, Miss Fu re ler as France ) ; Miss
I Grin, as Ethiopia, Mhis Murphy as the
,Yeile&Propliet.eii l s, and Miss , Art. as
' tbe‘.'Grodilesa of Liberty." The "three
sable gentlerneri;" by Messrs. T. J.
Kerr,F. R M'Ciskey and lt, 8.. Keri,
"brotight down the house." Burlesque
on Torn `Thumb, by Mcssis ' Porter
and M'Caskey, cenvulsed the' audience
with laughter.; , . 41
' "Tlie source of 'prosperity" was the
grand tableau of the eYeeing,and was
rendered in magnificent style.and was
I pronounced by .alli,as a complete sue
cess Miss Graham representing Re
ligien, Miss Coleys (Gomiuerce, - Miss
Ilior l npon as Agineulture,and the little
girls. Edit, and Alio Kerr, with Lizzie
' I Thalia
Ash•es• 'as Angels; M'Caskey
painting Annie Snead- , with(
,a work- i
basket.; Cera Kerr, arranging 4,boquet
I '6f. flowers; Mira Brown reading from
a book. g•Tlie sOldier's retiirn" pro
duced quite a feeling.and was warmly
applauded Mi.l ,11.'Kee and, Miss
AtUrphy pciforiUed their parts to the
entire satieactioß hi' the audience.
In the- "Contest' between right and
wreng,"' Mr, Neal ao a rtibel, Mr. • T.
J. Kerr as a Federal officer,, Miss 4c.
Amulet - as the Goddess of
,Liberty,l
was a-thrilling scene. "NOW4ltioses, '1
)1 ) -1 mAs Hietr and ar, Portev, was a
perfeck success, and elicited; shouts oh
applause. Mr.° Porte! makes' an ex,.
c%.llettt".?,iosis." ! "?011y PeVlcins"was
sung In fide style by 11. y. POrter, and
was ,ttpprpciated The Valedictory;
by , Iliss all'Connel, (original:),. was an
excellent piece- of composition, and
exbibited much i thought. "Our Fa
, tber which ar t in ' Heaven," I by little
I Tbale, was s olemn and sublithe.
GiTat I)lft:time iti i xiue me. 'Gee, 31 . thies,
key for hi 'Tabor 4 in. perfee6lig - the
arrangements and' earryito- forward
thIL. progtimmeJ i Lin ttot.clusion, all
di,
j
l W
,better than as expected,' and , the
e hibitionl was alcunEplete 'sticeess in
every -
particular. l ~'- X. 17. Z.
1 ,- 1
. , .
,ATLANTIC MONTHLY.--,The'llay No
~
9ff this excellent!, magaztne is on out!
i thb;e. - The cont e nts' are: "The gar
rit'onists," by the: author. of ;"Life ;in'
the Iron-Mills," is a-sketch 'of the vil
lage of Economy!, in. this county; Miss
Fiel.i's rtcollections of " ' The last days
of Walter Savage Lantror;" "Abraham,
-Davenport," a poem : by ! Whittieq"To,',
morrow," a sonnet
. by Longfellow;
"Dr,. Johns;" ' "Passages frost, fl
saw.
Note Book;" "Ilia Fenian ;
Heti," d•Chinineyl Corner" !pipet, .by
MrS. Stove; "EdWirt . -Booth;' .`Among,
the Laurels," a poeni t. by Mrs. Akers,
' continuation of t"Ortfrith : ! Gattni?'
"Mr. Hosea Biglow's Speech In Marc h '
Meeting. ' h t 3 . the! title.of a . lpnngent
Biglow Paper, by James Ittnisell Lo.
well; 'Questions f pf Monuments," is ,a
!short—by - by—l.W. D. Howells, ,diS,-
1 t P.
Icasslng the meato.ro ' coin memcraiing
1 , 1- ,
1 the men and even S .f. the w 4. The
1-usnal RevieWS,ant4. Literary Notices
f0110w... Adtiiiess •T cknor & Fields,
Bostoit., -. :: 1,
I. .
teriifon. J N. M'Cullough, Presi
.
dent opthe C. &. P. RR., at , the re
quest of our ,pitize,ns has , kindly on.
dered the 4.00 weeeerriNtipress train
to stop' t the Beaver. nation. This is
now one of the most important eta,'
tions on the road, and we think all
trains should stop. dur citizens are
•
more interisted in the eiress train
going east at 8.00 , p. ,m.;
,and if Mr.
WOuliongli'c.ould be induced R. make
the same order as to that', train s he will
do a great' favor to our a people.. We
()We i M'Cullough u:any thanks tor his
'continued kindness to us, and all mid -
ing along the lino of his road. ' As one
favor deserves another; we hope-he
will 'grant, the second request.
We 'may be• albwed in this connec
'tiOnl to say,-that the officera c conduc:
Itors; &e.. of the C.i& P. RR are the
most aceomnfodating and obligin,g men
I comiected With any iroad. It is a'pleas.
uro to' do business with them. - and. we
are therefore emboldened to ask those
favors that benefit the people as well
_as the road.
tar Gen. John Littell, of this
eon ntt, has been appointed 'on the
Cotuniittee of Arrabgemente having
in charge the cereMonies , of the iew
eeption of the flagli p of Pennsyliva!pia
Regiments, in lude eadenee' Square - ,
Philadelphia, July 4th. The Legisla
turelin 1861 provided t t the Gover—
nor should_p . to,cure i t preient to each
Pennsylvania .Re" went as stanitaids
unon Which should I .ite inscribed the
number. of the Regmtente and. , the
painted,' arms of the Oommor.wealtb,
and jthat all, the standards afteil the
rebellion was ended ahould be return
ed tO tha GOVernor, that they migbt
be presorved by the Skate. The Fo.urth
of Jul3r4bas been set apart, for the tor.;
teal rein ruing of titeee standards.) The
selection of Independence Square ;
l'hiladelphia:,wee' moat fittingank:le p
propr4tte. To eoldies,-,their friends
and ihe, people of the 'Common.
wealth. the , - 00eston--fwill bs ode of
great interet. . , '
- j' -- .
MEM
----------- 7 — Nvi i- N71 . 4 , --- , :
rfb -r- 0
Tint Botangss Oci *S...
Soldier. and 'Siii,Joni,* Peemaylvaiiii•
are tuested to meet in qcsVenties in.;
Pltte ri on the;gig Of Junehues. , t
as .will 'be seen 1)4 - the fbllowing ad.:
- dress just i s s ued " - lif - Mijor General
Jiartranft: -.. - H . ---• ~ !-- -- -1 -,
. -
. - nAfIRIBB,IIItO, Miy 1, 1866.
' •
' TO the ',Soldiers ofeenn,syhiania . : In
obedient.. o' t the Aut ority invested hi
me by 'a retiotati.in I adopted 'by the
Convention, of Soldiers, held in this
city on the Bth day of bisiich,lB66,l do
hereby reqaest all hoilora - hly diacharp;
ed. soldiers. and *d'art!, of
,Petiosylv'n•
nix to meet inn- - their riespeatiVerlegisla
tive clistricte, ar.d Pelee!, 1 delegates
not exceeding itive, in Inunther—to ,
represent their district in a, Soldiers'
Conventibn to bc held at !itteburg on
Tuesday, the sth of _June, at ten ti'.;
clock, A.M. Where i any representac
tive diatiiet tlbmprisec more than one
county, the manner lof c'electing del.' ,
eghtcs is respectfully referred to the
coltliire of the district far iiucif.con-r
feren'ue as will result In a fa ir : repro
centatiOn of each county. Citizens
who have born arms in - defense of the
nation against treastin, hive an espe.l
cial interest In the purposes of `thie
convention, and it As ; desirable that ati
lull a representiOn .4 the brave defeni
der of the conntry, isl; possible
should be Bemired on this oe.cssien.
JOIIN 1 0 .1 HART4ANFT,
Late , Brovet M.aj. Gen. U. S. Vols.
se. The Lawren6 \Journal says
that the oil fever in that couuty is on',
the increase, owing io recent develop,
mer.t.4 on the. SlipperyrOck, and on
the Motioning. A I good well: was
struck un Thursday Icif last week, by
;the Lawrence Oil and Atit4g Com
pany, on the ; Robinson farm,ron the
Mahiming iver• - 11 boat ,two miles - above
Edenburg.. We hay.e not Laien'at the
weli; but, we are informed that it is.
only one hundred and fiftpiiine feet
doe At one . hundred and fifty-three
.
P... -- Van Wert ...;. I
feet a crevice abnut eighteenJinchea in fort Wayne!.::.
depth was 'struck, and 'pumping was VColumbil...... i
comnienced, After] about eighteen l'Etentsi i ille....i
hours purr piag, oil . .tiinie...forth . , and .1 1 ;,' L l' i. r : etm . --- !
op to thie time is prodUcing _ono bin..! 'Bourbon ......
ret per hour, or at th rata of twenty- Pl ymou th_ .- 1,
Plymouth._..:
barrels per i.lity. and night,- and i wanatah..:pr.4
increasing 2 .- - lhe i finality of the- oil is 1 ValPariiiso'••• '
tinc .- libricatir.g and has hitherte sold Illo bart ' 1
Clarke '': !,
at $2O to 830 per baiLrel so far :as prod 111C.RR.Cros-ii
duced. _ - :I'r - R Isl.RllJli. 1
Chioago . i
- I
Important to EfOuseice - eparo.
, •
The steady reduction of the premium on Old
Las sensibly affected every branch of - business.
The cost of -trierehandisen general, is grow
ing lees to,the consumer ?very day. Stiles
,&-
Shallenberger announce to" the public, what 1
their customers have already discovered, a
heavy reduction in the p a ce of Grlckeries. 1
They give na quotatione, as priesare- a1..1
1
most daily changing; an with a downward
tendency.
_This' much, however,l they will I
say : 'With a full knowledge °tithe Grocery 1
business, thiy buy the WI quality of goods I
to be found in the best markets, at; the lowed
cash vatee,l'and have, resolved to sell them at.
an unusually small
, for distant
, .
.
Goods , for distant p oint s, are carefully
packed, plainly marked, l and delivered free pt
4.
charge, at either .of tie ailroad . stations, Cr
on board the trains, vibe t freight is prepaid
,
. . iSru.r.s 1. - n.”.LeNBERGLif, /
Dealers in Groom. °e and Queenswire,
Bridgewate 7 r. Ps.
1=
I
' CORRRCTED BY•WRI. ORR.
lour,,Per bbl -
j l
Dried :ApPdes per blie
do ;Peaches
Wheat`
Corn.
Oats '
Flax Seed,
Beans,
Potatoes,
Onions,.
Corn Meal,
Eggs,
Butter,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Sides; •
Tallow,
Lard,
Candles,
_Molasses,
Carbon oil,
41
per dos / '
pe,r lb..
as
=
1111
per gall.,
PITTSBURG MARKETS.
lIONDAY;IIdaYi T,v1866.
l•
Ftsu--:-Sales of 15 hallbarralit Lake -
Herring, 84 50; sales Of 10 ;Half-bar.
role White Fist), 89 50. -'
CuEzsg—LSales 20 bOxes new
20c; sales 80 bxs. Goshen at 25c.
• ; BACON—Snor cur e d hams!—sales
10,000 lbs at, 21ic ShoUlders--
sales 7,000 lbs at 13f4146..
sales 6,000• lbs, ribbed,;at 161 c Total
sales 23,000 lbs. •-•
'LARD—SaIes of 21 barrels at 21ic
ef Ib. '
LARD Olt —Sales 251 barrels No. 1
at 81 85 13 at'llnn. •
FLOUR—Extra lam* from ;winter
wheat, 400 barrels in Jots, at 811 50 ;
@l2 00; 100 ahle winter at $ll 65;'•
75 bble of - at 011 75; - 40 bbls
fancy at $l3 Olrgi bbl.lSpring wheat
Flonr—Saies'2oo bbli choice at 810 50;
sales 275 iitils•do at $lO 25@i0,
Tho ir.:..riset wilt; firm at
.tbe figures
are ••
i havo noticed, without anyl pros
pcct of a decline being\ tar atlhand.
S.;Ratium—Sales bbls at 57-C and
5 hhls at 50c per gallon
.. t
}:oos-- - -Sales 18 bbis in' lots. lap:
BLITTER--Tho highest ;figures we
ear(' quoted were 40ewhilst :s o ine
I m
lots did not cotnand figures SO I
,high.
Hay--Sales 6 tons plover, 'from
store, at 821: 8 tans do Timothy,! 821.
Sales 15 loads "at the scales at 824@
26 per ton. No
Te.T.oozB-75 bbl.. of (.:bolts, fr
- ':by - 4 3 !torn
store, at $2 25@2 .50.'per bbl. Sales
300 Web mixed atsl 10. Sales of 20
bbls P. B. at. $3 l2'per bbl.
CORN MEAL—Sales 151' bushel at
qoo - .
GRAlN—Oatik—askles 350 bus, from
store; . ' at 132 e; 700 do , at 63e; sales 2
cars, on 'track, itt 000. Rye— was
steady; sales of 150 bush, from .depoi,
at 83e, an - adrucee. Barley is want
ed at a slight •advance. Jeorn:—Sules
300cbush.sar at_Boo, sales,3 oars' she(
led at 770.
.76 heat - alit Isaias_ 1-i . car
}.lllwinkie Club, at $2 10 per bush. •
EMEICEI2I
. - - -
6 . : • iti %6k.' - tiiiitiANlT
, „ ,
..
r i cHtitiocuo...,,,,F,iiii,LiESOTO
i
' , OIL CO." are hereby iotified that a.
nteitincor,ol d evolPaitil!a hel .# - thti' l
OFFICE OF ii,,J,_ PE T, • ,..lneq.,.ii he bat s
Guilt of Glasgow, Berra? !pupil, p un k., p i,
Thursday thert,th dm/At* itue,,.tt Acce.4.
s. *24'10 the 100144 Or a:said. eci--'
P an Y ithil tT 9 1 4' a C t ' 444tll P: i attis 1868, li)ut
transaating such (alai Visit:lima as may be ira
quisite in orde Itol . obtiin Letters Patent un
der sail - set,; lid:the itippleirteht 41a:roved'
April Tath,_l§Fri. •____, l'
• A., J. PETTIT,
,I"rttsi
,
itirr; fleoretary.l. tap
Cuss. B. B
CURB AIM IPAVIIfp
WANTED.
PROPOSA ; are invited .fcir the
part 0f.2P.i,000 feet of Curb atone'
inches face, two (2) feet depth; al3o f
thousand (59,600) square yards- of goo
paving stone.- Address
. 1
. MONAGHAN di EWA
Box 297 Allegheny City,
aprlB:st
R,A.,IIIJR, 0 'A
,
PITTS. OT. W.' ail .U. I
On and after Nov. 19, 1866, Trains wi:
,Stations daily, Sundays eiCeptid,
lows: (Trill:ming Chicago at 5,6
leaves.
Pittsburg i
itObester...,;
N. Brighton..
Euou '
Columbiana..
-
Baleai
Canton,
l i t 1
Orrville.
Wooster
Loudonville ..
lCresthne iAr
Bucyrus
U. Sandusky
Forest 11
Lima..
Delphos'
, -
. . ,
. ' • I T. AISS GOING lAil l r. I ' s ' I
. - •
,
PI • 1
' . . I ;;•11.m. Ries. ;Ex P's IlExtott. '
, 1* -] - .
; ___... T ._ ._.......... ___. ,--,
Chicago - L:' 440 mi ..820atit „P ,550 pm 0,02004
B.lslltltJunc ;,...,. " ; ~i ; 0 ..'t -• ~
11l C.Rli.Cros,l44 " "1' ' • -"II: ~
Cl ar k e • ; ; ; 1 ..I • '' l • 44 ; 1 • rt.:
Hobart 'I. .1,1. "; " i t.... 1 "1 ".
Valparaso...;.;.. - 00 , 4; 805 ' O l l 741 ";1243
IWanatah ....1 1 "I • "l i , '" I. . "
Plymouth .... ..14r• "I -94 P " 1 ;•940 " ; 225-4 ,
Bourbon 1 i... : .. , 1 - "11. '.,. 1 i.
Warsaw ....:. 1002 "11088 "11035.-" I 337'4,
Piercet0n... , ..i...1: ~ - 1 "1 " 1 ..
Huntsville '....! ..:1. "t •'. "1 , . 1 "( 1 • "
I Columbia...!. I . - 101 ";1125 "41123 1 , "1: 432 ,
1
Fort Wayne.. ; 235em11230P5t11.225am! 555 ~
Va ;ea -.1. 211 . ~' 143 " 14 1 6 ' .." 7•A '.4
D; p; oft 1 ; 1 253. ~ 214 : " '214 " ''7150 ,. .‘t.
la r 825 .. 20 c g 245 .. ' Bap SS ,
Forest . l i r 4OP • " SisY 1 ". . . 407 - " 950 "
U Bandusky..; l 525 ~ • 425 "; 440 " ; 1023 ".
Bucyrus . •;:I 609 "; 503 "I 526 " 1 11)12 "
IIAV .". 640 .1 530-" i; coo ‘i 1145. "t
Crestline ik ; ;; - g . ' oco ,II 6 4 0 1 0 4 r
. . . , • Li,e ; / ISOAN - ;", ' ‘,.‘ :a. ani
lltansfielil... l :. ! 810 ". 633.1" f 715- "1,-, - 118 " i
Loudonvillel.iy :922 ',) 718 "r. 800, •;`,I 204 ~)
W005ter....... • 1025 "I 811 "!; 850. "i; 255 •",.
0rrvi11e.:...... 1 11(10 ~i 838 ..r , i1.20. , ii 323 " -1
Massillon:..:. 1145 ". 914 ‘ , l 956'" 359 .41!
Canton ........ ; 1 1 2115pul 932 " 1 017 . ,'; 420 .11
Alliance 11 ; .120 "11020 ." 130 "I' 52 5 -., 1
Salein ...... .. : 200 ";1055 ' 1 1205t , m1 1 . 6 - 00. '''
Columbianal. ;I 230 "11117 "1231 - "11 620 ...
Enos.;. . ! 8 2 1 0 "11152 "r-112 " 1 655 ~ t
N. Brighton.. 1;.416 " 1 1225ax1 :1.48 i , 1 735 ..-
Rochester .... ;• 430 "11240 "' 200 "" 750 '•
Pittsburgh . 1 ..1 690 " 150 •' ' 810 :',. 1900 . 4
IPI • 1
For New Castle land Erie, 6;40 a. n.' Ac=
commodatiOn tri ' leave Allegheny for New
tH) a
Brighton-9, . rn; 11.50 a,tni; 2:05 p„ In;
4.20 p. In; 5:40 ( 0. In. for Ecynoiny, - 10,34 p.,
i ni. • For New C, stie, Greenvi .
lte an4.fairies-;
town, , , 3.50 pin. - ; '. i ' '
;
. ''
F. It. I,IYERR; Gen.! Ticket :Ag't:,i ..
ICETS.
51075
.. 2 50
.. 8 00
200
' j 75
40
2 "5
...
1 1 1 .5 L 0 5
86
15:
45
,2.5
16
_ •18
15
18
90
70
•••• , L •
CLEV
On and
'ions daily, 8
_ .
-- _
1 •
. 1 001R0 807711.
--. . .: •
. 1 I LAIL. Exiosj 111111 L. 1 ,
1 4.CCOX
Cleveland .... 11 ; 80. a
0m 225 em ~ l34oex
Euclid street 1 811 " 236 " ' • , 853 "
Hudson. ' 915 ." 838 1..1' : h 500."
.o A rr kr i n i u nt ....... r
......... , 1 ,
.; ~
~ i
Millersburg_. 'C . r i 1 1
Ravenna it 1050 ~, 405 4. ' i 536 . 41
Alliance ...... 111049 4.1 45b " 1 1 635 f'•
Bayard-% 1 11.125.'"1, 520 ~ .
WellevilX..,.. j12:55711 . 655 " ..1, ..... . ...,.. 44
..... / . . ..
..-. r flOllll3 11108. TH. ' 1 ea I
---. '
(
I ..
' 1 1 ItLati. Exe's. Accox z.xtys
_ 1 1 _..1-..
•
,Wellsville. ... , I1 4o.a ml 515 ex ..'1...... •........
:Bayarti..4.... 1)12 " , 653 ••• '' - 1 ... 1
Alliance ....... 1100, ". 728 •• . 510., , L* i.... ? „.•...
Ravenna......' , 150 ":'Blr7• 728.••
Millersburg... l ' • • ;.: 1 .4..... ' l l •
.
Orrville '.l
Akroh .....;.. ' • • .., .
1 -
Hudion:...... il227ex .4851 " 800 " -1
Euclid street 1. 132 1 '" 949 " 916 ,-. 1 ..1 .....
Cleveland .... I 1,46 1 "11000' " 1930 ' 4 ...I . . ...
[ •
, • r ,
'- • looma ;ult.' ,
' •' - • ' ,
; MAIL, EXP'II. Ear's. Acbox
___4_ —L....'.... ---.. ........I,—. ...i...,—.....
g '' I skil : .e. • •••••:..t• 40. us 500 am 405 ex . 1 :..i i .....
Bridgeport;.. 1501 , 615 " 415 •" ' .
-Legrunge...... 1130 1 .6' 711 6 , 510 6 ,
Steubenville. 1158 ex 738 " 523 ; ,' ....;,...
Welliville .1... 115," 840 " 715 " 710 Wat
Brenlt'sFerry 187 : 1" 905 " ' 1 765 "
Beaver; ....... 2'u7,44 .040 4' 1 • 835 .".
Rochester ... 16 PIIOOO ii ) 8145'sx S6Q . "
Pittsburgh .. ;IV" 1115 "i 93 0" itX I P"
.- - 1 1 GOING WRIT. "1 *
• 1 Al ze4 Exe's- - MAIL. 4 c F ' P lle 1
--- - -• 7--- 1-- ,' - ---- 1 - - . ---- 4 7-
Pittsburgh ~ 301 X ; 505rx 600 ax 850 P
Rochester ... 11(10 " 620 .' 715 144 610 14 ,
- 7 . • • 723 " 546;'",
Beaver:.
Smith'iFerry f 4,26 4 . ..... '.
~ 7551'4 4 f. 05 7 '44 !.
Wellsville ... 520 V 720 . " 830 1 1" 645' "
Steubenville. 06 44 8101 ,, ' 040 . 4 , ••-• '
Lagrange 1 043 '661 8.38111000 6, , ', •,'
Bridgeport... 737 " '930 " 1105 4; •••;• 1
Bellaire...—. 750 •" -.940 4.4120 1 4 .. .•.. "'
1 • v•
~ , •
TU . IV+
AWAS BRANCH..;.
Les7re t a,• it ; • Arrive" 1 1 .• '
Philad4lphi34.lo A. 50
Bayard, 11.4 .a.
'
TAllfe 00041
ON!
EOM
700 Ax 145 Em•
830 . " 905 "
843 „ 815
985 !.‘ 408 " '
1017 'et 447'
1048 1615
1150.. At , UM "1
1242 PM 703
102 44' 7'30 " 1
145 ; 810 "1 '
222 8.45
328 " F „' - '945 44!.
425 4 4,1035
1 .500.' 4 11110 "( 1
640AmP'700Aili
710 44733 4 0 ,
1750 1 . 823 t , l
.825 "1.857
948 4 41020',441
1025'44111102 "
,1100 , illl n 9 6,
1285.p.x1i 145 pm,
1122 , '44 23u 44'
4.1' •
• 215 ••11'833:••
322 .01 4.40 . ..
45@x , • 4 l' 830-s
‘q - "
sn ~
741 .•
I I 922
1 1
s.
TOO
.4,111;740
•6c PITTS• RR
21,1865, trains m4111(4043 stiik,
ays,excepted, as foltows:
CD
enteral Tioket Agent.. j
MIN
=Z=
SPRING-
C)
Vtltoitt received
-. LVFE . ST
Foa SPRING S! SUM-
I I
r ent.
's:3t
ONE
. t 1
hole or
aix (6)
or Arty
filter
N,
, Pa.!
MI
=I
Cons,
R.
leave
las fol
,l P. M.
CLOTH'S
IMEM
Wm
-Stelcuires
apr'2s'66
11• HEAL '
''‘A.TENTSELF-:
Wag's . Br
frAE subscriber will canvas!
1 "IL ty, in the order of Timms]
glat to use,-ruake and.vend,
ealy's Pt: Se i' , aeting MI
iii mvention,perf et ma every
Vas Of all kinds of
. 1 agens, Carl
ies. It is a perfeet revisal
le to which kis - attacked, acti
`,. rid Certain-undeT all circum,
finis of roads, by night' as V
Withlthe greatest Safety, e.itto
horse add isesenger, without
list ever from the. driver, I
a rights to use this patent hi
.1 .
lh p and - Borough't ) Mechanic:
paver; N0v22'45 - .C 1
. ,
, i6;i3 ,. ::
j 920 “
105''. 5 . g.
MEM
_ ..1
i 4
HAGENTt VIAW ITEDI •
All o w in Press and will be Ready Snonl
1, ..
HEIiIEW'S
I MS J 7RYO ; T: ; WA OMPLETE j 'in two roluto. ALSO I I
M
I.EDIC T IrPR L I ; E STI3 I I -
' I ie:ET.cIIAPasTTIRE 01
kAli. 'and Valuably Theory of t4e Rebellion pub-1
it'i!hed, which is inlly attested"by 't-hej ENOII.-
.{oc9 SALE it has reaelted ! "301.000"Ivols•
find is now, sellingjwitli . increa-ed rapidity.
! Bold only bi Subscription. ) sell:014 terri-
Tory given: For DO particular. send for • sir.:
cam% Address 1 . 1
-•
- I
j- I , ) 148 ! ' AMERICAN PUBLISI NG CQ.,
Asylum l stre e t,H 'f rd. Conn. -
1 ! -, ,
1 ScizaSyToN At'Bunn,' Agents. [ma ij:4! ',
.
, L.
f I - - INT,em7ll3atbrsz hi:yil T. ,
II '• , ... ,0 .-•---- I ' '' i I
SHAVING. • HAIR'-VIIITING,
j., . '•
SHARP DING, &c. „I'l :
kortN 13 : "WitidlA MS having. J ust rdttirned
Jfrom the army, where he Las setired for
ialmost three years, Wialies to ii nf o rail his form
'er. customers - and! 't he public I generally, 4 l , that
(he has opened hisjshopin the orth end f the
N i
! NAB.KET HOUSE; RID EIVATR,
' avii ere he will carry, on in . h s former liood
a
, , 1. i !
and fashionable style. By close attention to
: husines, he hopes to merit and receive 41iber-
Lel ;Attire of public !patronage. ! naafi witihing
jti clean, smooth share, or, bait cut in a fash
ionable. style; juSt. stop in and give ifebn a,
teat, and he feels satisfied thahe can:phases
them. ' . ,cdec18:2111
tIEM
'I'ITE COURT or comm
BE COUNTI",
In the matter of tue volunt
;of Thos. lllianley t o R..P. Ro,
Notice LI hereby given! that
and Final Account has been fill
William Henry. Executor
rand testament of fit. P Robe]
'that the same will be confi
say of,J,urte term, unless cause
be then shown. • !
, I '
• EX EC UTO -N O
";ETTERS Testamentary orb
10 Wg. s.l o t ot idee'd., la
tali., Deaver
. ty, haria
ed 'to the derl,signed, all
detited to said estate are reci
imMediate payment, and th'osn
againstthe same„will present
authenticated for settlement.,
RACHEL HELL,
5pr4436.
C0A.14
ty
'd WILL dellyer to the eitiseni
B
• • rt gen a er, .eaver and
quality of Coal,' at the Shortest
ens can. at any time, be suppli
'on AVlCinley's run; adjninint
Wm. Porter, Esq. ; Orders. left 1
Frazie,ileaver, Stilei & giallo 1
. water, Dl: Camp, jr,, Rochestoi ,
protopt attention. .• J. C.
no• 8
ra
BEAD' R, I
J. B. CLABIi, Pro,
lit
- 00 D, STABLIiIG sits
. Home. April
ueensw.:.
;c. TEA SETTS' CO*PLETE
Slant China/ ' 1
i :DIB.IIES OF ALL KIN DS;
;LAMP . S LA
old by i
STILT'S - St: SHALLEI
ILOVER;SEED--Prii
LOUISVILLE LI,
' • i WHITEWASH BR '
/, 1 SELP-lIISING FLq
1 For sale'at • 1
i i STUIES &•SHALLE:i
ADMINISTRATOR'S
kTTERS of adraintstration
I, 41 of JACOU lirAttims, late of
Deaver, Bearer- co., Pa., , d
been granted to ,he widarmgne
indebted to said estate are requ
immediate pas , ment,• and those
arainst the same will present tl
anthentioated for settlement.
c. - WILSON
mari4'66.
Lii
EW
stajnitoi4-,
D i . 7 4,. D.
N BRIGHTON, =P7 i [.
i
IN 'WU. iqnlE EL(
a
: , 046 4 7.
I kiwi
MEE
ti M .
'AND ,
ER
1 1 .,
..; .1 ;
=Ell
I®
Eil
niw stoc
ER W
orl,
Furnish'
ntly on hi
d. i
IMMI
'M %DE TO
ORDER
tyles aid at
ortest a
13,
ILEX
w, Brid
WEM
BRI
GERAT
r .CSI
0 i l l,
ke.
. .
Beivet'. eoun
lite, 'to sell the
agon-firpke,
espect j ;for the k
tinges and pug
, to every ;vehi
g alike prompt
eines,. on all
01' as 1:,y1 day,
and couqort to
any attention
ill sell ifidivid
, 1/L, or lowa-
-• '
.LIEIDWIC,K
.. _ t ea.
ll LE4B OF
, nar. T, 1858..
ry Assiininent
ertl. .! 1- '
a Stipplitaintftl
d in the:Offite,
of the la...iir will
tits, dec'd.. and
ed on •the first
o the contrary
' . 1
DIASO, P i ro.
1
EMS
TICE. I
the estate n
c of. Itnecoo:
been gran t
fperions in
estea tb make
having elaidnd
hem = properly
• xecutrix:
4actocion
1 ',.• 1 I t 1
t i Of And:teeter ,
•
cicity. 0. good
'notice. : Wog.:
d at the 'Bank,
.the -baulk z of
With'. .lohn A. 1
herar,Britig
;, will receive i
MOL ; TER,I,
riiitigewerer. 1
, •
IEI
ri
eter. l
bed to ,
I
1866.
Fins
-
- • i
S;
'BERGE
g I
E; I
BERGEEI
TCI•.
on4tbe eetitte
Inituet4 tp.,
.o'4, holing
,11 7- Persons
stld to make
trs7ng
Elam properly
• ~11
Miter
ea . , ler botO
SPRINt raItLITORY-
IMIIII
Straw
GHk3JtLX7,
AT. 1,
i ~ ~
GEALY' S'
EU
NEW . 41.L1:41iptY,_
Mil
kNi) ono': EMl'OlllllO,
• • B.RID.GEWATER , .•
•
• -
.• , • •
13 N ,
Silk and Straw all-041'1445t styles.
BE!
d
Children?s2l-latsi •
Large *stock,. Latest:StOes, ali.Cheap: I .
I •
a 1 1".1.132.33:1.13agir5at.
kings, very Ribbons, Flowers,
Ruches, Plumes, Ornaments, Fancy !Silver
and Mixed Cords and Tassels, Hair Rolls,.Hair
Netts, fancy Combs, Fano and Milurning
Collars, Einbroideries, all Ittnas, BLitt Fronts,
Linen Handkerchiefs; Corsets, Dress Buttons,
Braiott, Cords and Ruffles, old Ladies' Caps,
'l6 *1.49: lair S o •
' ' t
Very cheap,
. LADIES' FINW•I3ASKE'rS,
Hosiery ' GIL . loves,
BLACK & WHITE BALMORAL
'' SKIRTS, MEN & BOYS' HATS, .
HOOP 'SKIRTS, LA
. DIES' CLOT-HS. •
. - '
siixcomes.
- • Lasting arid ; Sid Gaiters,,eheaper Viten write.
Vlan,,Titeso - goods will be sold very cheap.
TIZOVLE to SHOTV GOODS
•
MlCll3.l.xi.orb3r.
,
Straw •134tnet8 stud fiats - altered and clesited,
VERY CHEAP.
Stamphig,"Pinking
,anii croak Cutting
- and wakiag on short notice..
Men'a shirts Made to order; machine stitching._
liar. Remember, the _place. opposite the
store of A. C. Hurit; corner Bridge, and:Mar—
ket:streets, Bridgewater.
WATT'GEALY:
425; -THE •
•-., Handel and Haydn Hall,
Eighth . and SpringS;Garden.streets,
PHILADELPHIA; PA
THOMAS. MAY 'PEIRCZ.A:Xt ,
President and Consulting Aecountcint:—
Extzaprdiziary " Inducements 1
•
ivovet and Permanent At rangement of
Business Colkge'Terms,
From April 1 to October 1, 1866,
AND sUCCEEDISO YEARS.
LIFE Scnot.AniniPs, including Bookkeeping,
Business Correspondence, Forms and Cus.
tome, Co4nplercidl Arithmetic. Business
,
"PennianshipAD'etecting Counterfeit, Money,
and Commercial Law,
- - •
TWENTY-FIVE bOLLARS
•
SCIIpLAIESIIIPS, including the same Subjects,
'as tthovetlime liMted to three 'mostka,
T WENT YrDOLLARS:
Penmanship, Three months • $7
Penmanship and Arithmetic, three mos 1121.
The saving of coal and gas in the summer
thonthe is an advantage of such importance'as
enables the management of this college to make
a considerable reduction in'the smutter rates
From October - 1, 1866, to April 1, 1867,
And succeeding years, as before,,
Life Scholarships
.Schularshipss Bmontha
Pentrianship, 4 months •
'Penmanship and Arithmetic, 8 months 12
.Special terms for clubs,l Soldiers, and for the son s
cJ Itinisters' and .
,Teachers.
Day and evening instruction for both se.es,all ages;
In banking, storekeeping, bookkeeping, pen
manship, pen_ drawing, phonography, ariih
metici, mensuration,' algebra, geometry, the
calcului, navigation, surveying; engineering,
gauging, mining, mechanical• drawing, om
mercial law, German; ,telegraOing, and the
English branches, at moderate peicee.
Lndorsed by the public as the• most successful
'Business College of the country, as is
•
evidenced by the Act, that
• , Four _Hundred and Two 'Student;
have entered in the r • •
Suter Six MONTHS Or ITSI EXISTS:WC'
lal
this
1
Principals of Depirtmcnts.
_ • m
AROMAS MAY Pantos, A. -M.
George B. Snyder, R. S. Barnes, -, .
C. N. Farr, . '-J. T. Reynold 7,. ' •
Llenry , Seim, A.E.Rogerson A M.,C.E.
upii.orted by an able Corps . 4 Assistants. .
,IrCarrall .or send Air. a catalogue, College
Currency., arid L'ierce't t Practictil Educator. I:
OFFICE--531 Ni) h Eighth. ..Stree
aplB: . 2m i THOS. M. PEIRCE.'
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
T ETTERS testamentary on the . •
1 . 4 tate of. dons Ewa°, lato,,of nage°.
twp., Deaver eb."dec:d., having heat gran
cd to the undersigned, all persons indebted
said estate are rNnestad . to Make- immedis
paymeni,and those having claims against t
estate will present them to the subserib
properly authenticated for settlement.
-• . DAVID E,WING, )
• ALEX. EWINO, •lecutolts.
apr3'66. . . Raccoon tp...
' .l• .
_. I—ioBj -. :• , ' -
'CC)=ds
t ..NIVifERS' , RzCSIPT for IT es ..
iii.the borocigh of Bridge:e s te ,
for the 'pairs 1861 end 1862, allowed on fie -
tlemontr ~ with J. M. Nerbear, . Collect r
'kr Texeei, April 2,.1862, tor $ 52,28. 'An
IPersorc thaittg ,the•eatne will please return' .
TROS. ALLISON,. Treseerer of School Boer.,
i ltriclewater ' •, : [spr26
ME
.$35
.. 25
.. 10
NEM
0
• "I" ri 41'_ _
1113" W e , 111615 g
6 -ri--,
11.11117111111 ft,f
r I A:fie'''. • r 7,
0 11-
-
11PIE
HTE matruntenta, now
this well knosyn, tong :eittiblishett grin.
are the regalia of •nesrly hays. cent'ury .of
study,- 'etpariment and improvements.;
Possessing greater 'advantages than all Oth—
errnalrers througly.ltliio long period orqii+.
creasing experience, two generations of ite:
dire,. energetic mind have been'astddiiusly...*
employed in perfecting their productions; •
THE 'CI3ICKEIIING- PLEVOS' •
Are now at, the head ef, , all the initrnmenti.
manufactured this C . ..itintry"y. , For' purityy
and sonority_ of tone, elegance -, pi' tinlehi
thoroughness and
. durtibilitity 3f. ;structure,
they rank foremost of all. '
,'With the 'merely mechanical excellence
Whielfreiults !argely from the ingenious 'in
ventions Of, -Messrs. Chickering themselies •
they combine a beauty, delicacy, and . poetty •
of _tone lthich is a rare Chalm, and seems re
depend as Mach on the ititelligezce as on the':
handiwork of the'inaker.-
Atnong the leading , artists who have
ted this epuntry and well-known Pisaistref
Bostos and Now 'York who use the "Chloker•-....,
ink ?land" in piefererice to those of othkr--
makers in the co - lint - ti t may be roentier!di
dottschalk,
'Jaen,
Tharberg,
—De Meyer,
Sanderebn,
Preset. I
Hoffman,
Leonhard,
Lang,
Scarfenberg,
Bassin', •
, Parker, ;.
Warren,
Bristow,
• f-ir- • •
Pitt:44lolh Agency Foe'
T •
15MatirINTG-et SONS ?mos,
_ .
(Established in 1831, by J. If. 1E7,1101)
I~SPQRTAST.TO • I
The subscribers are the exchisito - whole
sale Agents' for" the Chickering • Pianos, fop'
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio end
Wes) Virgihiti.. Special arrangements enable
them. to Sell at, exsittly fhe same' price u•
charged at.the FactOry in.Bosten, thus moving
freight, insurance and risk of transportation
to.purohasets residingin or west, of this'!oily. The Subscribers. *give particular - -attention
to the selection of their stock: visiting 'the
Factory - nearly every.month for this purpettg
their texperience in the business,- nundeal
.`
skill, a'rid praetical ,knowledge of. the maim- •
facture - a
Pianos, etuible -them is seleit Rho
very belt InWuinentothat Messrs.Chickeilig
produce.
. Every lust ument warrante4for 5 years, .by
the'manufactu'rer and the subscribers. Per
sons_ at d disqtnce 'desiring further Infer-Ws
ties should a;ddress the subscribers; who will
be happy to send them (poit paid,)Arawings- .
of the variou Styles'of Platte*, prices, &c.—
Ohfl'inoos t Shen in exchange..
CHA. C. MELLOR & 'CO:,
. WoodElreet„..
At: St. and Diamond' Alley.,
Pittsburg, ri!
Between 4t
aprlB'66-1
'
EVERYBODY
BOOT AND 'Ma
EM
I.IL - ' 013,1117 ;
•
LEE
DIN Alt Y RED UCTIVN
T RAO
*URMASkRS
TO
, rcooived a liirge - stook, o!
PAVING
E . :TIDIES' !GENT'S BUYS' &
t
• • D I REN 5 SHOES BOOTS.
• GAITERS ;
r ERS, • 8:6., -
I , For Spring and Summer ,
FIT•OS(PHILADEL:,PHIA,
I ara,prepered to , accommodate my old mists, -
mers and, the public', kenerallt.• I have ate
best selected Stock ever offered in Bearer. pox-
°based at reduced prices, and will be sold it
rates so low that purchasers Will 134.111nip454
of old tunes. - If
,any; of the stook-sold:altould
rip,, I will repair it frep of charge. T 4 4d,
for past favors, I still claim a liberal aliara..pf ,
public patronage. ROW TALION; ,
r At Old.Statida
- B Lavas, A.
ApilB
.
"i 17°I
NATIONAL
- • ROCHEOTER,
f
A RE 111 A NUFACTIIRIIeGr
all the Varieties of j , ' .
Steel an .Cast Iron • rlowe„
and would call the attention, of the Pubisprw of
Beaver - Bounty, 'wishing to' Purchase -
• • PloWs or NOW Pointe, lathe
aliperior.lfinish and 1 ,
. • I Quality] of our . r
Work_
gek.AL,L GAN ARRANTicalis
The points:and 'Landslides fit the soirw.
Iponding numhers of B4pdiurg
Sr Qui plow cask i n bought. tapvlihlY
1 - 7
;" EX EFLITORI'S
LETTER§ testamentary on the "stet,
,of SAM hiciott, late of Rtinover`,
township, :Beaver Cennty, Pa., dee'd; Lavin",
been granted to the undersigned:nil:persons ;'
indebted to Said estatei are regulated to nitskak
immediate pat,ment, 'Flnd those having
against the same will:tr',esent them propeyl?
authenticated for.setiletrient.
• * 1.111:1;1. FRAZER, Executor.
,
tnar7 ; I Hanover tp.
ADMANISTRA. OR'S .NOTICU.-
. - . J 1 • si ' • '
Ai - THEREt S
lette.ria of stimtuntrettom an.
1V T the es, ate "Of RaJfEco4.l 4 4/IN'atolkt , late
of horo town , hip, Bowyer county. i elms.,
deeeased,lafing,been duly . granted to4he Ink.
dersigned. all, persona indebted to acid estate
are notided to make immediate paymint. gad •
'those having Claims against the saine.loill pre-'
sent, them , properly authenticated for settle...
mentwithOutdeley.,.' l ,
.; • i :JOSEPH C. WILSON. Adia',r,. •
febl4'o. " ± - -‘• •. Beaver horse ,
. . .
IF you want to inly
. Pure Drugs . Medidoi.-
end Chemicals, go to - Itoore's Dreg Illioq-i
•. • - i I ,
•
• ~
Webll,
Mizio•
Pichgwski,
Itakerasn;
Benedict,
Btnapsch,
Idor,
•
liSl
pi3LTltla _
Pkol
PLOW