II
II
KV. HAVER
1866.
LOCAL ml MISCW 42I33 O#*'
sori9o: Boom:, 3z4 'b4 Fittlist.,
to g, is the. authorized agent fee tie, Axe
that city.
irden. Knipe, recently appointed P.
‘st Nerrislatrg, is i delegate to the
sol di er s' Convention, to be held in Pitts
burg itbe Eak
-
Godfrey GainfornotWentlitiddle
)lercer coimity,d, ied Monday ereiiins
l i st week, fronks done of - oil Ofbitter abattifiti,
administered either by drip or,sacident.
sorTbe *coin ptersry_ Society, of DIT.:
ligtojk, cril4ive an Exhibition in that pla e
`VIUMISY , evening, .2ith' inst. The pet,
f o gainces 'consist of otations, colloquies;
music, &o,
, ; At s logrolling. frolic held a few days
joi n Aleppo township, Oreege county. a min
ied Oliver. Keener, was killed by being
wight under one of the: heavy logs -the men,
rere engeged in rolling down p piece of sid-,
iigg ground. •
'3l.ts KILLin.--On Friday, 11th Inst., a mitt
tithe name of Jefferson, Graham, a - resident
of !.:cor Castle, while attemiding to, get
d ie a xe of the Cleveland and kahoning rlOl.
vo id, at Hubbard; Ohio; fell between the tail'
and wat instantlY - • •
MISTING Or Wont:, finowsns..—We ark.
quested to state' that there will be a meeting
d t he Wool. Growers, of_ Beaver ~County 114
De li ng ton,"on the 29th of 31,0, for the spur:
pose ); fortaing an associaticiri for the co.untr.
Those interested in this matter are earnestly
ineitedtoittend . j .
Cuksot Tins.—Theaceoinm-
Win leave! Beaver Stah going East t
111 i
st, 6 , m., ana going Went leaves at 5 05
train going West leaves the station
nt 7'1.; A. m. We have not as yet received a
.time -fable. but trill endeavi* next week o
Ore thr change 9 entire.
• traramaa.-=-On Tuesday of last week the
I
honking firm of Kramer Kahm, •3f Pittsbur g,
euspenclel. It has long beenregarded as - one
cf the most reliable and substantial houses in
the city; and the opinion is confidently ex-,
premed that no one with whom they gad trans
action-8 will suffer in the long run. ; The snit
peisioja_cess caused by that of WoriclibleCouldh
,
Co., of Philadelphia.' I -
RAMIE , INVESTIOATZONS. The Meadville
. ,
Journarsays, receivers have been appointed
ty the comptroller of tire currency to tak
charge of , the Vonango Natiorrgl- , Bank and
Crawford County National, Bank. The ac
counts of these two institutions will be rigid_
ly investigated and perhaps the public nay
be enlightened upon certain points connected
with tbeir "management. '
•, _
ST sent 1 'Acme Cf. Search.—The "Medidal
Sciolety et the State of peaneyiinnitt" will
bola its
,snnusl ineetint at Wilkesbarre. Lit
:erne osonty, on Wednesday. the '.13t1;,_ day of
"so. The comniittse of i f reception eltp,
round at the Wyoming liotel, where
lelegslea arerequ'ested to report, upon their
:C .
rFf It FLAG FinIZNTATIO4.--The PEGAVITIL.
cis Railroad Company generously offer to
trapiport,: free of charge, to and from the
fig prinentation - at Philadelphia. on the next
Fourth of July, all surviving col o r-bearers
.14 color guards of Pennsylvania sigiments.,
It isdesir:ed that lists of such soldiers, want
ing tickets, sboilld"be in the hands of General
Nogley, of Pittsburg, or of General Tyndyle,
of Philadelphia, on or heforo - ,the 26th of the
present month:: Fort) er, that such soldiers
Mould assemhlo at II risbucg by the•first of
July. .
•
•Loos: Our Fua. •Tztprt:—,Counterfeit twenty
dollar bills nkthe First. National Batik of Port
ilia. Conn., ve in circulation throughout the
country. It probable they will soon be in
circulation in this section, and our business
nen would do well to. keep a sharp look out
for them.
Counterfeits on the new postal cwrrenoy, 'of
the denomination of fifty cents, ire also in
.circulation. The eaptiring and general ap
iesrance of the new counterfeit is tolerably
trod, but the face is soinewhat grayer in ap
vesrance, and the green on the back of a
lighter shade.
INTiLLSTING LETTER.- ‘To me and my fam
ily, the Cabinet Organ. I purchased of you hail
'teen I constant source of unalloyed pleasure : ,
Tie sweetness, purity; and power.of its tones,
• laibeen it subject of•froquent remark among r
es
„virsts and friendii For sacred music, and
' t!facially fcr Übe' at family worship, it seems
**happily adapted. Ii regard the introdus•
tan of such: instrumente into families as
.!ti
)nblic ;bonefit,refining.lpurifying ant elevs4-
titto, and in every wavy n bleksing.—
terel the pasfar of a congregatiba, ahorild
tom it r. duty as well as a , privilege, one cer
tain to result in goni—to use my • 'utmost ea-
TIOPF to introduce one into every family itf
s cighborhood'ivhere there are young peo-
P it " REV. 'JOS. t 3.., TRAVELLI,
Rea s ickleyville,
,Pa.
set advertisement in ariotker columni
DEAD.—A correspondent informs us
' 4 u c.a the eveningof the 15th inst., Turner
Ne. "aged about 201 years, 'son 'of :Samuel
(.0 % of Independence township, was found
isid about half a l Mile from his father's house.
lit was diseovei,ed late b the evening, by a
szakboy. lying On hts face, with his arms
cider his bead. rile Ind that evening -started
/ 40 to his aunt's in company wi, th two young
tezel.his aeguiiiitinee, and was found only
stet, rods Mon the' place where they stated
te/ had separated from him, be being at. the
time of separation perfaCtly welt. to all op
llarance. -
A jury waS summoned by Jas. Irotity't
l a lcinq ttiere might have been foril'plit)' in
atter, the jury thought it expedient to:
ue a_ post iniitent eiatnination of the bodY:
the examination was pa'rforrited by Dr: G. W.
41gfitti, assisted by 'Dr. John Brian. • Dr{
di. Thoir.pson•wii - also present at
_Ate- ex
!tiastin.. No exterk - were founon
t ab body, except thr na eeli sn armall s
'marine.= the
sot extending heneatit, the 'integument:
75,_,r4bably cense(' by his falling. •On exam
-1:mof the brain, it was found thatalloodl
in 6 ll 4ld given w ay , - allotritig the. blopd to
trL._
• thin the meninges and ventricle, of
eal/47,11,1,1_.0.11tottetiaing his death elry-p res 7
-!' lit s ta 7 -48 lIdoved a virdiat**ll com aamil
abowiilltta. :".""
ME
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:(< ki r. ZS e Xiatiii 'ir elk ','
Ule
of your colmita - tor. the
,ptir e. of
0.050044040 w relVieilithe 01 1 ilms
of the' r . l ßeaver Female Seminary and' ,
4
Institatii. ,- i Pkltrlnsti itiemliiidittil4
igiri iitia - eit air acli - Otiteggietinkes:
sits for inproved. A autsges 'for fe,
male k.ducation. Tho:ractical, idea
was .first suggested by • Rev. Bishop
Simplon, of the M . church! The
project was at once `received With fa.
vor, aid in vie* of the fact that
was thin 11o:10i:tool of High gradelbr
the education' oflyoling . ladies within
many W.iles'of Beaver, add iti vletv of
the many . - adtaptageS which the !wi
llow, presented; Its' - . eaie of access,; its
- IfealiNk. atinosplidiel and . beauties 'of
scenery- ina ,tbei high Total Tend,intel •
lect ual tone if the 1 inhabitants, . the
idea seemed both feasible and attrae...
tive. I 4. .. u; - ~ I
A subsciiption paper sr' ' ld
t -14
_..script on paps ; .as prepareo,
and .upon, its presentation to the peo-;
ple the_prolect •met•ivith mitch eneour
agerneint, many . liberal inibscriptioue
being:made. .SeverApublic meetir.gs
were also - b elcl,•in which Rev. J. Mono.roe,,so long 'known akd so, , highly re. ,
spected by air Who knevi . bini,', Rai , .
-W. G. Taylor, 'peator ;of the Presbyte
rian Chtirch, Mom Don't Agnew, R. P.
Roberts, Esq.!H.figh .Andersod, lion:
Wrillienry, And others, took an ac
tive leading part. The requisite thuds
were
„loon raised, and a chatter of_in
wiper:talon applied for and cili ] grant
ed,
.ana. a Board of - .Trader) elected
under; its provisions: The charter as
amended, and under Which the; insti
tutieni is now controlled, besides the
usual f provisions . contains a Clause to
the egect that the Princ ipal, Iwho is
elected - by the Board of Trustees,. is to'
be "al - regula i r Member, of in gond
etandibi.of tk a M. - - •R. chureb.7 Thal
ITrustees are elected h i ythe Stockhold. '
I ere, and I. are - ti ft eii,d,'T iii &tip other, of
which; fife constitutes qucirum i The
Institution, thong,denominational;
has never been sectarian, and filt, pres
ent a Majority
.of the I pirpeof instrue.
tore are attached , too:Aber denb-minit
tions than that to which it is provided
the Principal shall belong. :The Board
of Trustees also are elected frata !va—
rious denomintitiOnKl IT
The reasons which, led to - this, de -1
nominational relation which the in.
stitution sustains .Were, first. that the
DI E,lChureh . had ao schools - of this
kind in the ,vicinty; and second, from
its itiaerency and frequent•chtliiges of,
' its.cnfaistry, it had amplafacilities for
brir.ging the school into wide, spread,
notici A ve r y large and' judicio us.
I ?
commiLtes was en g a g ed it) the Selec•
qi
tio,n of a location, which, with great.
nnahimity, fixed upoo,the present site
Tie . i 'wisdom , df the choice has been
amply vindicated. nut only by all'
those; who have been connected in any'
, way With th e schools, but- by visitois
i'and sirankers,from abroad.. From its
openfpg, May 7, 18 1 56, until the prea
cot irme,it has steadily grown; in - fli• I
I vor With the public, waif durink, the
• I
last year there we ' re enrfilled 3 . 1-1 pa.
pits upon , its Catalogue while its fro
uity•ntimbered 13 -teach ers in all - the
departments. About - 46. year sines,
throe h, the energy' of the preaent el
ficient Principal, R - T. 'Taylor; ii• new
baildi t ug was completed, and; the one
occupied -as a FeMale - emnraryl unaer
the recent-centre! of Prof. S. B. Her
; cet, ‘iiii 4 purchased: The latter is one
lof °an finest school , lidding in the
"I,countiT. This.- con olidatio has
greatly Increased the number of pa
01 , 4 ip attendance, "and has .secured
the employment-of a puller and more
efficient faculty,, while it has brongh l t ,
to the • school, many decided advanta
ges.a4 betoreenjoyed. •The I l tattita- 1
tutionf appealisliitroligly to th&ilitizelis
of Beaver slid theliarroudding towns
for their patronage, encouragement
and support: Since the, establiSh merit
of this school and largely attributable
to itti icfitience, arid, to that Of 'a
deservedly highly esteemed Academy
and Mien School, 'the ratioof in
crease of our, population, a id of
the valuation of property hee' beeol
'very - large. - l i t, 1855 the number .of 1
taxables was 156, in 1860 it.was 191,,)
and in 1.1.865 it had reached 239, ,Itin in :
' creasci . uf more than 50 pet cent. • '
In 1855ithe 'Val uation of our Borough
was 8107,602; in 1860 It was 8135,344;1
.while in-' 1865 it' reached the Sum of I
8201,790,beingin increase in ten; years
of 894,188, or more; than eighty per ,
cent. I These facts ' need only to be '
recounted to present. an unanswerable
at guirient to our eiti?,ens for their *no-
Itaining and maintaining our schools. I
INay, more; 'they appeal by iniontro.i
.
r yertallle logic to• the pockets of ou ; I
I people to. enlarge ocir , p ockets
Semina l -,
ry, and make it , more r efficientj more
I worthy, and more in keeping with the
progress of the age, and ahead ? of all
rivals' or'support in its suporior ap—
' pointifienfa and facilities .
,The educa
tionalatilities of our 'quiet - , beautiful
old to wn, Itio -- ,,are .iiitraciine lii.beiNt
large !god very desirable iii ciesie Of ,
citizens, who come tbat thtiY l may
enjoy 'Oily advantage's ; and in conse
quenck, a:spirit of enterprise and im.
prove4Pti is everywhere 'visible. It
' beconiet us as citizens to foster thi g
emigra ion_ ' and this spirit, and .wel
boldly4A rm that' in no other way can
it be ale easily, so cheaply. and , so effir
cientlY • done r as by liberally endorsing
and . os-tering tiur wtiii•ationalinstiti;
.tions.l And this same-appeal ctiri , :
with aimed equal krte to thntinhabl.
tantii,lof - our surrounding Beilough*
and 'v icinity. They have all 4e ad-1
vantages of home soh osi l s oil) WI grade;
Sod save the risks and 'expense of send
ing their hived ones - a irdm the,
Pareniio : goof : They may educate
their daughters, in all that is tieedful
' ever tb: meet the advanced reiluire
-mentslot the: times, and still haVe the
charm ; ,of home .and the nn roken
: ,' 1 •
Be t, th e
r argu igen teappliei - :as . It to
1 L
the 'Ci ci tizens orthe entire,edunt and
; the : : - S i mi - coediting:: iegiiine. Your
dm:4ol4ra While in-Bisave'r are not far
from home, are or eitiyinore'lsiyitia MO
see thigh frettientlyatitiflingexpstyie.,
and +sit have:Mani WltAloit at thit
firmly. fireindli: Weed; very Imo)*
!WIT airyine .psimusisethe istiklaittono
sdistii*Cse -- _onilettly emesiiiri)f :tat
i
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er
- - -' ,4 34 , 7 --- - t- t ,
tailwit •Ahoiltdeii:; i: ienjlir c 4 -their
ilingiitOrs I - will:10mm irktbe morning
and returning= to- it a. evening. We
fe°l , 06 4dir4.$ ', t* ITPIYW-PsliiPg
Ali iiitentiot to ' superior ann.
. . ..,.,
tages r oil 'er.joy„ in appuling to you
in rally as One Milli-for tbe *import of
our' ovro,hOraq school „Let us inquire
into Ole wants etilfmeneseltlee - *it this
noble Institution and meet them all
with a' liberal liiii:d. Nett week,with
yourpermlesieei -11te i ~ Editors, we
will hive more t oday up3 n this sub
ject.- -. I ' 1 • '• 1 -:Ctritatt. 7 '
Ax Acrr,ielatie to radios:sot ltelinsettiltni
ler, Lawrence, Adam,, Beaver
. O 0 I,l*k
..lra 0 611 , tit# `.'-': ', ID: '. -. 1._ ',..., '_.:.
Stto..ll. ,Be it enacted ,by the Senate
find Rouse '. lof 1- Repreeciiitativetot‘ the
CommOnwealtb, of i Pennsyliania in
General AiieeinblY iniit; iind it, is here.
by •enacted by; the aiiihnrity - of the
same, Thit the CoOrt Cf Quarter Ses
sions atonojof thct, cou f ctiea of Batler, ,
Liiwrecire; - #lll,4ll;tßedierrana Frank
lin; shill 'be authorized Ito krant lieen»
1 ~
ses to keepirestaurants r inatead of the
County Treasurers cif Isaid Counties,
and the same notice shall ho requited
i,
as is new 'required for application to
keep an In or Tavorni Provided said
lleenssii ma be granted at any regu
lar term of court; ind ail lawe or parts
of-lams inconsistent I , herewith are
hereby repealed . .. f- 1, , - 1 • -
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I lIIIIEECit. KELLEY. :
• Speaker of House of Representatwes.
•
i I D. r LaMINO.
.1{ • Speaker 'of the. Semite. •
Approved the thirteenth day of
April- 4: I..i', one thimsand eight hun
dred- and aixty-eix. •i 1 ,
,I , , A . G. CURTIN.
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131 7-7- Oti :
tore gto owners.
The OW Woolen FectorY*Tilr.-Jos. Ponte
fract is no* riesdy to . do &11l kinds of _custom
work, ae willibe seen by his advertilement in
another leolumn,to which atientionis directed.
Those of our 'eaders in the' l ionntri who have
wool to Work up, would. do Well to give him a
call. Vr. P. !is a wool maiiiifsoturer of long•
experience in!the business, and is determined
that the wort turned out at 'his Factory shall
be second to none in the r country, and , further
that it ;shall be done on -shertlnotice and res t
sonablei termii. RemcmberJ the plaae.' nearly
opposite Gilliland's , Store, New Brighton, I" a.
gier:A.tteittior. is direeteite - the
vertioement of the Bank for Savings ;
(formerly D i hne Savingsristittitioli) of
Pittsburg. 1. For _ persona. or, limited
means; and,who wish to: make email
_deposts, sins is the boSt inslitution in
the Deposits orany Sum over
one' 0 1 011er 1 1 can be mailein thi s bank.
and will draw interestlNom ;the time
of makingjdeposit. The'men;aonnebt
, ed with tti,is bank are among the boot
in the eityr,of
6
867-w0 cull attention ' Co th card of
Dr. JOn C whiCli will be fcund
' •
in nat . advertising ;c,olumns. •Dr.
Levis! has; recently I tosaine.l the
practice, of medicine and surgery In
Bridgewater. Heerved two ot three
years in- 'hi) army, and! wit 6 consider:.
ed a vCry , fine surkents:l • 'office is
in the i t-onni adjoining the new. Drug
Store of Levis I Proudiey..
C r siarT, di' If the -..0
ine editor of tlyS Mercer Press,
the Democratic organ of tint: county,
.
annonnees - that the paper Oust be.
suspen4ed for lack of support, unless
pecuOtry. hi at once tbrtk;eoming.
"The. vsflyl. of ;i the transgressor .is
bar:.l."6: -
; :
• I i .
Tuf . t
b rg Gazette "I,tabltsh.
ment has been sold to. P l enturnan;.Reed
& Ce.,:by whom it will hereafter be
conducted. f The editor, klir. Ptm - niman,
is an Ole writer,and litive!no doubt
underibis c ontrol the Gazette Will grow
in 'white favor. The
. Gazettel is now
b leading paper in the W'ett.-Ji
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OEA3Mit[MARKETS.
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. 1 Cl:tlißar Et, 11 , 1! WA 2. b as: ut& -, r --•. • -
Flour Per bbl ' ' ll $lO 75
`Dried Npples per 2 50
do Peaches " ' ' 1 800
I Wheat 1, , r, el - .1 200
Corn . -I .. i ' '1 -• 75
Oats i 1 " - ' 1 ' 45
Flax Semi, i " ' • - .2 25
Beans; 1 '- • " - --
' :/:• 1. 75
PotatoeS, - i . " -•1 • I"2b
I Onions; ; V " . - I 15 0
Corn Meal, . ' , ".' r L:.:...., -, 1 . . .80
Eggs, i.. • [perlos • ' . 1 • .20
Butter . 1 'D lb
1 f 1 l. or ,1
~
20
, 1
Hams, - - ; .. ; 25
Shouldeis, .'. " ' • d
1., . 16
Sides, / •le lB
Tallow, - is • " 15
i Lard, 1 f - ..' 1 . 18
(_Candles; 5 . " ' . -. 1 i •••• ,20
Molasses, • I:Per gall' - •', • I- 'I
.90
Carbon oil , V .. ' 1 70
, "PiTTSBURG MARKETS.
"MONDAY, May 211866.
BAcoa—Shoulders-7,000 lbs; 141 c.
Sides-LSales 8,000 Ilse ribbed, 17®170.
S C. Hams—Sales 5,000.-1bi,12116.--
Salei 6,000 lbs do, canvassed, 230.
, 'Lawn bble Na. 1 at
-81 85 V gallon. -
'LARD—SaIes 15 bbls leaf, 28c,. - .
Buriza-ales of 12 'packages 'roll,
20®21p. .
t l iaoczarts -- Coffee-- Rio, ?fair to
good, 25®26, prime . 28®29 ij Sugars
-Cubs, 12®131; Porto ißieo, 121®
141; l coffee, 16e, A do. 161; Crushed,
granii4ted[and pulVerized. 17}.-
laqsl44-Potjw Rico, 75®84; Xew Or.;
10®1 14 per gallon: .
GRA i iN—Wheat--Sales of 2,000: bu"
bliehi,en, at; $2 28. Nothm zidone in
other. idesCripttops. Onic—We note;'
salts of 5 ear
. loads. estern lon .the ,
track, ;at' 52e. Sales or 'so''4o - froin
atore, • 1.,0rn was. in moderate
.demand_; sales were made from
store at-85tgi90n, and front first hands,
80e. Rye—We note- Odes 4011500 bn
Pennsylvania,-at' 95e.
PorATt.:Es-Salei 1 car - Peach blows'
on traek,4o.7s; - 1, do, - $81.85; and 150.
liblet.frOm storees4 25 ,
--- Fr.o#R7-Ratrkfamily.winter wheat,.
125 bhlii air 81-2 56®18 00000 bbls
do fany• pt , $lB 00; Spring irbeat 75
bbhutt4lo 85(x311 00; 190 -bbla do at
$lO
I'llair-LTWelve loads Weie,ilislipsed
tif Atrs2o" 00(423- 00,,p9r;10n.
?.- ~i 611!"
batik. I • ' '
7177,1 1b4 741 /4 1 1 - •;:'
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M
Obi
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COld/ILTSO 116. lei MIoNDET.
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....;.:1-7 , : -',.* P4MleOzi 4 . • '.„ __
Industry :•-C *Ai}
.40 1 701 Rn
s i x
man,) George - ptlitrt.. • I
Itaisover •:•-t I fluss -Adanis i , ad
Keel' r,..••%„ : ... "*.---- i • -', •., •7. i 1 •,,r -!:.
. Ph thliebitirgi SiniciA-Binkeia
B dgewater WHljin• Barn's& . '
Keel'*, ;
hinny: Jo 'ti - C , ocl , ir_ an ,.. .:,• - •••
. 11i Beaver: a cres IC Cilboud•
Falistoni fir.: : Laved; 1 •
NO/ . Brighto, : C Li.Thamberlin
Boith'Beitii ,Itobt Eakir., And
JohnSton, Sam el, Lawrence, 814
MitchellC ' , r L i ' '',
MO I 9O t. Da ni llP.O c als' l Fasbing
,-•-- -•-•. --
4
-0 o: Yampa Littell; '•. - . I,
Rochester Til:'Daniel‘Mitchell;
Sipe:well; William . McDonald; , '
Paski: Jecriee:Oldlutni,
Freedom i lk4o : °B., F Birkinsen
, No l ith 'Bewickly. • Johnf'lS . ariCtc; •
Rochester Boirughi Lewis l i Snyd
'Gr ene: Wasbinglatd ed;
• _rill: J 1711. 1 1, 9ND AT .
iI en I : John Andrets . V:l,,- Thom
1
'Brun on; Jas. Campbell,lOhn Swint
Isaac ' Eakin, Jeinies Latham; • 1
Moon: I Allen Brooke, John Steiva
C0r41:04 Wey4antft; -'-' 1
BAnOver : Joseph Bac anan, •
Cale,' Henry ~ti nee, Wm Miller;:
Ne i l s , Sew iekl :•• Geo: Budio, !a
e ,,
•Enieeick, Josiii Majors. I, • '
~ FALtnomy: thrv-A.:•Bi•yan. MIT
Ebr sn;lirrn • liarkins,Alex. Forsyth
- Bridgewater.l . ThosnasC ,t,
ampbehl,
JohalS. Dickey, Cbas."StOne• •
.Rd coon . : Anthony Chleder; Bei
Barn 8, James Ono.
' • I
Da lingtc.)tt: ' nci.ll4. Crawford, J.
Yea: g; I : '-'• ' . - i
So thißeave : Samuel IG. Caugh
-Fa leion : George Dologlas, Au
Hen( etieon; 1 -• 1 1
Ohio: Noble Graham; i, 1
Now . Brighton: R E. Hoops; -E.
hterrpck; JoSeph r. Pugh; • t -
• Roblies' rl Boro :• J. R.[ - MCClella
john Stiled, Jnsepb Vandev,or, 1J
McGrol , ' LI a , . ontk f . , I.
.Itioun, 14, intmitn;
Independence: W.m..Kennedyi
Priogiom.:Boi•ougt. ; lavid Lb%
Brfghtoti Township . : Jtip'.i.lll.Sh
Somers. , ' 1
13:e Bonier: Om. 'Patterson, dot/
Cra‘vtord, Hugh - 1. Marst;all;
Rdrirester TO: Robert Itannsel';
t Ph,dliPsbut g: John 'ld shrodtt;
Bettye! B l oro• hicoses*SoOtt,,John
; Purvis; j .
ttl:itiou: Austin Tbomaie
Indust i ry: Santuel Tod 4
Ilurtr.Ony: I) U niel Card,
'GhisgOw:' Buret Cann;
Nfirtb;;Sewle 'ly: Nail)
HOokritown: lohn S. Li
.Prankrni li my J .1121
; Pulaski; j ood Thom
:Bo i rouih John Wri
, 1 SZC BD
-'1"-'iii.*BD 31
Rucheater b ro: J. J.l
.ontioegiqer; • 1
Botinorny; J noting) 13!
'tirri,'.l3,enj ' Beighley; :
1 j)
ilricikaiown: - 'ho's Biail
L Witliersipao
.. i . • - .. ,: f ,, -
Pli!iliesourg : Henry. Jolly; i 1 I
110, 1 peoielll
Rai.:coon:
Da y .l,inktol
Agicr, .T(Ply
P
Birtiber,
%lithium Cal pert; I
inir•Christr, 'rho GUrr
Hugh
Mitrion: '1
Ingerndi
:'Cane, jr,
J
1r cinf,4[3 - i
Brighton:
ho' French:.[ •-•
is : LeanderHohnen,
•
oh Kerr. Thn Wither
Knight;
Lester; '
tpt A. P. Lacoek:
Bridgeiwaterl Joba I.4ntton;
Harmony: David Lenz;!
S. S. TenVer: Jas M7Elty,:iTohn
Franklin: .` S,aTopson MeQl.lBtot
FreetlOni: 1 Robert iireaskey; " •
North 'Sewieltly: - .llugh Marshal
Williun':Portel l 4 . , ' 1
il
I F i pilifort "bOro: Tbo. ' Nieholi
Hugh il.!enteheon; , •
MoIon:1 J asePh Nevin; ~ '
Ne!wlSewiekly: Robert: Porter;
NOv (Brighto n: C. W. Taylor.
.1L .
icense Notice.
.1 1 -
1 IST cif appticants for License at• June ;
i Moab; .1866: I
f J I worsi..s, sc. " , --.
James P.- Parrish ~- ' Brighl9n l p: t-
John' Alleband .J. 1 ... Darlington born'
Adain Jcihnston. ,Rochester bop;
Richard. Doneaser do •do
-. David Magaw . , New Brighton!) ,
John Davis -- • I :.• Darhngton bor.
R.Z. Baker (TrMitee)...llartnov tp;
Michael Camp, j Rochester boro
Bamhel Wallace. j ' •--,....New BeiviCklyt :
John Jl.j Camp.. .... ..... Rochester bor?;
Andrew Bwittioyi Greene tp;
:Nicholas But l er. Phillipsburg bo
; David Johnston. ' ...Big Beaver tp;
i
Toeril liquorip quantities not less tha .
nart, with gods, wares and merchandis I
Win., Breitenitein ' Economy
..tp; I
, C., F. Kearcher. l - Phillipsburg be
.Petsr Angel l r .; ; . 1 1. , .. ..... Bridgewatertor •
.R. L. Baker cr. tee)...llinaony tp,
' o.'o. Speyerer .4 - ...Rochesterboro.
Jn0, 1 •13. Dickey . l ~..B ridgewater:
'-.•
I ' ZAT4IIO Hones. ' ; •
Francis Blount .. L ... .....'..New Brighton b.
ii
W. & J. , ,Breliens in Etionomy. tp;
Henry Wagner ' -New Brighton
John Aber - .J..... 1 Intinstry tp;
Elisabeth • Ripper Freedom .Distri •
.
mayll'66 - JIBS A: FRAZIRsb; Cl'
i a 1 11"W..
,O II 1 - I dis
. , , ¶ECOND WEEK..
m Elates Eer ' vs Henri Jordan &
Ashhnrst & Co. = ir
ve C Bradshaw;
mee r t ollins, et al vs IV M Shirts, et at
atte on & Davidson vs Martha Soudirs;
1 bare ThonC •"vs Margaret Rigby,
Rsi_r4en's heirs is . John T , Holmes;
John Wintsman, . - vs Athos Bond. .
Michael - Main , '43,Ahrahsin Minitel'
C k i ß: ,RA Co. ". - vs win JaPeg . ' ,
same I : -. .1 . ' vs John Beatty's_Ea'r,
iiiid Beatty, 1 .is Alex..Robinion..
~
. . m 7916 6, ! .. .M. WEYXND, Pr
_
gIECUTbit'S' NOTICE.,
1 .l .
REAB le hers testamentary _bang
i
. been grime . to the undersigned.oe the
kistate':ot 'DAMS'. isiusass, late ot Ohis p.,
4htiyee- coiiiiti.
,- a, deceased; all. Ve oss
know themselves indebted. to said es 'a,
,iire diked :to: iiiske, Isliiiislit iininidi OY
1,,,at
And those haviig oltimemainst theism. 11
iireset& - Iliein to *or imbibritier ditT,t intik liti.
i ten
lltifi4it . , .rttliiimest.:. - ' -,- - • • • ':.
~. '
it-i ; ‘-:-' , JCIIN BLBSTZ.:Esseirtar .
fal.7 °l' i I . 91as 0
E. TERM, 18
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AIDi iiii*I..E.IIPOI
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•BRII)GitWATER'
3Et 0-IV,,'N' .35:1. ILI ,
' Silk 1 . 1E4 Straw !all the latest styles.
,1 / 4
I.4#,die SI i.l Misses, • I fkl
~.4Cliiiildi.E?ii7gi. Eiiiiit;,
Large stook , 4d i fertS_tyles. all cheap. 1 7 `
''..l i sil i b ±/111.31: j a
. * I . + ' • very' , .".. • i
AU kuici2s,' iheap. - .Itlhbonsi .F l
Banittes, Plinea„ i Ornaments,. f!in'eY
midi Mixed Cords and Tassels, Dairltol
Nets, Fancy doMbs,'.Fancy and 4,11
Co , rs, Embroidefries, all kin4s, Shirt
Lin '¢n liandlterchtefs, Corsets, Dress 13
Braids, Cords and Raffles, old' Ladies C
• 1 i - '' I . . '
. 1 19 ME 41.. , i7ir .T. f
1., 1
.. 'F'sry, _cheap. ..i c l
f LADLES' LINE BAS .
Hosiery .4k •'. E1.1,r
.I,r- I• `: I --- .
"RitACK..,ii-• *RITE BA
- KIRTS. MEN $z BOYS'
I:100P !SKIRTS. I
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I
'ry;
op,
II DILL' CLOTAS.
1131M3C<>0.;
iastibtand, K Gaiters. cheatthi
142 These
goods will be sold re e
.1711) TROUB ,E to SBOITIG(
ttlerS .
L ' 2
Ingham;
iArt B.ste
z;
• I
:1!1iC13.3.132.er
Straw Bonnets ak.d Hats altered
Veer Cutup. •
Staapi Pitilting'Anit fto
4- an/ Hiaki/g Go short
shirt; made to order; ioachi
— par .flemetisberl the I place.—
store of A.. C. Ilu I, corner Brid •
kethtreete, Bridg Water. • .
1 •
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'4 WATI. ' GE
EMI
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on;
Ander
ddle if
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Ckamore
}10 . 1: EVERYBODY(
,1, f• . ' 'l-.-• : • - : --.:.:, : : - .I
-{:. ••• - bl - •. .-.. •-•.'.
V* BOOT .. AND - i
1. • , , i _
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is :EM 014.41.7144
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„EXTICAORDI 'AEI' . Rit#lTO
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- : - ,- 1 . . • '1" .
7'. 1 To PII• ' CHASERS
• il AVlNG:just I reciived a‘ 1 ,:lai
I ' • • '
1 LEB", GE N T'S lt,(lrrs ,
• i• Dic,EN'S. SHOES 80.
GAITERS, SLIP-I
• • : PEES,
PiliT Spring iad Saltine!!! Wear,
• tRODIAIIILADELPHI* I
I atn prepared to accoMmodate my. old
lulls and the public .generally. 'have the
best selected stook lever offered inßeever. pnr
ch4ed at reducedLinices; and will be sold at
rate:trio tow that,p ram
ient•will be ; etaind - ed
of old times. If any
. of the.stOck:sold should
rip - 4 I will repair itlfree of charge. ; Thankful
for east favors, 1-stai Claim i liberal share of
public patronage. • ROBT 1 . 41L10N,
1 •' (At Old Sta.rid,)
, aprlB - Bsivati, Pa..'
I I:'.IErTTSEU R.
1 I . ' i 1 1
NATIONAL ''.A , OW_
i .
If , 1 - ,
"I.- 'ROCHESTER, PA..",
'
A" 11 A N IJFA CTURING
* all the Varieties of 1 [ ;
St, and . Cut ; Iron I Prowl('
a id
, 1
..
an would call the tittention of the Fanners of
Beaver i counly, wishin g to, parch",
-I' - Plows or Plow •Pointi, to rim
Superior Finish and,
Quality of, our .1
Wo r k'. r
1 ' ...
itg r ALL Dati.'i W A RRA X TE,1,108
i
The Points and, Landslides fa the -corres
poding numbers of Pittsburg plows. 1
It i er Old plow cuatings bought. '[aprltitly
Pkuditcet• 9 6 , cotide.
IIF the Orphans' Court of Beaver county.' In
i the matter of the account :of- Henry' fl.ms,
atupinistrater of the estate of Jimiti Ness, sr.,
' decd.; account cordamed- ~ ', i
And now, to wit:l April' 26, 1866, -:.n motion.
of John B. Young, Ettcy!, the court• appoint
t*tt` nel Magary Esq., 'an Auditor-to hear the)
several parties elailaaut, Und repot. the mour
OP hi the hiunis of said; administrutqr belong
itigito the said estate. for 'distribution, etud.dis e
tribute the pier td the partiskentitled to the
sanie, 'accoittling to law. 1 l' =
.'"4l Atrue hxtritct from the BeiA . ;ed. i
'Attest- JOHN A. FitAZIER, Cl'ii '-
Vie Auditor will attend to the duties of the
above appointment At the Clerks Office, in
Bee t ver, on Thursdiy, Zitli of -3.18 7 , 1866, at
10 o'dlock, i. ni., ta whiCh time aad place par
tie!in interest m* y attend if they. see proper.
4) 7 2'66. I 8. -41A0A1Y, Auditor.]
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1 BEAVER; , `PA.' ''- ;, [ • 1 e '
r.l ft.— r -, , . .1• : )-
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J. B..CLARK,I. Propiifter. '
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[GO i r P.T.U3T I INCI: It i t:4l , l Bl ; ek ti
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..• Handel and Haydn- Hall ;
41Aghth and Siring Garden swede,
. . .
- THOMAS MAY PtIRCE; A.M.,
' Prudent. and Coswitini .. Amigagoal
Extraordinary - , Indiloemento !
. -
Hovel and Permaitene At rongentent of
r fr I.follesre
Prom t to -oOtObeir 1, INA
,
?O.ItID SUCCZILDIAGI •
List SesoLtasstis, including Bookikeeptug.
BligneS 3 COrreSPOiaelteP. •Foritsus
,toms, .Curnmercidl Arithmetic, "highness
• Penmanshih Detecting Connterteit
and COMmeiciali Leaf, - '. • • -
DOLLARS
Scitinassuiss,_ i lhe same SObjecris,
as ibstre: risie i lini . tsdi to thr i cs tf4o(ttitth
TWENTY DOLLArts:
'l'envianship, Three months - m S 7
. _
Penmanship and Arithmetic; three os ' - 10
The saving of coal and gas in the summer
months is an advantage:Of such importance as
enables the Sianagement of this college to make
s , considerable reducticki"iii thSsummer rates
From October 1. 1066; April 1, 1867,
Anti succeedin g years, as.before,
Life Scholarships, ' ' • $35
Scholoirshipss 3 mouths • ; - 25
PenmarishiP;4 i mOntlis r I ' 10
Penmahship and Arithmetic; 3 months 12
itil .
a
CB
Special terms/or Clubs, Sob Vert, and for tite:aotte
• I :- Mini . sters • And Tenehere. , ••1 ; _
Day and evening instructionpi Yea ISeXei,all ages,
In banking, ,storekeeping; bookkeeping, pen
triaiibip,- pen •dristsing,:phoneigraphy, arith.
metic, mensuration, algebra, , geothetry, the
Calculus, navigation, surveying, hngineering,
gaugin'gi mining, mechanical drawing, t eta
mehial law , ,German* telegrap'aingi' and the
English branches, at moderate pekes.. ' '
Endorsed' by the public as the, most successful
Business College. of the dountrY, ns as
eridenced by the fact, that.
Foyr .iltouired anc( TwolSodents:
haie entered in the ' • '
Fuzzy Six Morras ITS EXISTEFCII. •
i Ores,
131Inei
s, Ilsiir
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Fronts;.
ut, cods,-
aps,io.
Principe's of pepartments. -
• THOMAS MAT PEIRCE, A. M.
George B. Snyder, R. SI, Barnes; ;;•.. •
C. N. Farr, - J. T, Reynolds, I .
.Henry Kelm,. A.CRogerson A M.,C.E.
Supported by an able Corps of Assistants.
- lareall! or send for 9 catalogue, College
Curency. and,Pierce's Practical Educator.
OFFICE--531 North Eighth Street.
aplB:2ln • T,1105. -31: PEIRCE,
I I
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RAL
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1:k eTOT.
gap.. 1
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New 13atber-Shop
•
SHAPING :HAIR- t; rum
,
AitpooiNG, &e.
- roHN 13[ WILLIAMS having just returned
ty from the army, • Where' he has served, for
almeit three years, wishes to info'rm his form
er 'customers and the Publie generally i -liSt
he has opened his shop in the north end of the
MARKET HOUSE,: :RID GEWATER, 1
where be: . will carry on l in his former good
and: fashionable style. Bylclose attention ',to
buiines, he , hopes to merit and receive a,liber
al share of public patronage. Those wilhing
cleati,smeoth shave,or . hair cut in a fash
ionable style , just stop in and give John's
trial. end he feels satisfied that he can please
theni. m .-• - - - Edecl3:..at
•
HIM
EIM
tett'.
It i e 1
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14., 4.12 . Y
PATENT SE ,F-AC TING
NlTa.gsCvn. .lEgrake. .
- . .
THE subscriber will canvass. penVer- eottn
, ty, in l ti9 order of Townsitips; to sell the
right to use, make and vendi -
-
Healy's Pt. Self-acting Wagon-Brake,
an invention perfect in every respect, for Ike
use of all kinds or Wagona, Carriages and B g-:
giei.: It is a per,fcet regnlation to every vehi
cle to 'which itis- r attachled, acting alike prouipt
andicertairk under allkeironmstances, 4:M. all
kinds of roads ; by nig, to as well as by day;
with the greatest safety,:ease and comfort - to
horie and -igni.senger, without any attention ,
whaever fronilhe driver: - I. will sellindivid
nal:rights to use this patent brake, or Town
ship and Borough iiliechanics. -
.Beaver,lNov22 - 66 C. LIIDWICK.
HOE
I TIoN
ii
.
1 ' , I. Fa,rm. for. Sale. •
'
9 I HE east end of the ,farm known as the
I. I:Andi.ew Glass property, situate-in Ohip
township,' !Beaver, Oou ey ; containing 0*
Hundred and Forty Acres shout., one hundred
acres cleared and.under gobditate of cultiva
tion; is offered for sale: ; A l good orchard _on
the pretnises. It lays , On% theLhead waters, of
Beshier's l ßun, within two miles otthe cele
brated Island Run oil regiontri'and- is said to
be good oil territory. '1 for particulars, in
quire of John Johnoton'near - the premises, or
of leseph Lawrence, South Beayeet ..
• •
NOTbIE.
ETTERS of administration on the estate
'of JACOB Wastssz, late of Indtuitryltio.
Bearer; • Bearer c 0.,. deo'd, ha.iiin.-
eeik granted to undersigned" ill persons
indebted to said estate. are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
siiiinst the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
EMI
CO:,
t . nirl4'66,
testatoeitaty - on the earns
, of, Salton. Mows, late of Hancrrer
township, Beaver County; Pa., deold,
been granted to the undersigned,'all periens
indebted to said estate are requested•te mike'
immediate paYment, 'and those having:oil*
againbt the same will prisent them' properly
authenticated for settlement'.
W. H. FBA2Elt,tieentor,
•.mar7 • Hanover tp .
~ - -
1 f ,
. , co AL !
, ,
I,
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yymt, deliver to-the citizens of Itioshesisr,
Ilridgewter, 'Beaver W11:11 iiglniti,;, task
quality of Co 1, a t the shortest notice. Wag-
CM cam. at y time, be supplied at the Bank,'
on !infante)? s run, adjoining- the bank of
W,m: ; Fortin'. Esq. Orders left with John -A.
Yrs:le; Beaver, Stiles.& Ehallenberger,Bridg
water, M. 'tiunp, jr.,, Rochester. - Will receive
pronipt attention. ' J. C. MOLTER;
' I n• 18 • - i'• ,r .- ,'i - . ',Eridgawater.:-
1 .. EXP.CIIICiR'I 4 IOI'IOE.',
bpETTERS I . teetattie tiff' 6d - 1:1)e, 'is
tate. of .Joust , Eft n,,141.6,,if Reeeion
, .; Beaver Op....diet 4 iie elii been -grant.:
141ito the undersigned ' , 1 persons indebted to
d'estate, are request Ito make immediate
Payitent,and those havingelainia against Abe
hate .will present. them 'to the subteriber
properly authenticated. for settlement. .., ...--.:
DA.VIIi EWINGI4 il •,,,,' •
_-, ''• -
ALEX. gwiNo i • , i z..!ey401"..,
•
1 apr4 go. •_.. . , . ~: p l'' c, Raeoool* tp.
El
COAL'
~,ot.r e ppeiv,4 o :y3ii, boil of the.l,
- - 17 • :7,7
clitelitp_ saottest girders lit
st
.Atkiateicbithing Store, Beaver, Stites
99tialietthergo's Groeeri, Bridgewater,
rose 9 ga:e , Dry Goal Store, I Iteitheiterortll
Cestre katbeatiaiwi 1 I
• • .11 POSTOR.
74 ,
' ; - 1 ' •
J: C. WILSON, Adm'r:,
- I Bauer bare
Ititekteret Vi Ins - ' --- '
-............., . •-. .t • -.'-='. 7. '' -''`' .11..
~- Van riot pain= !bailee for ceitailee,
filled ChureVi:Pfaittie, -, and, eitthedrawitb MI .
colossal t harst oidstiCds'*eressitalf"'dan7-4 162 i .
valued. , and appreciated I*i-religion* lissesa-;
,blies,:and'ita elinestitsliarsallitriadeettleis*, .
to' the diarrhea Of oar Cedritryiksijikelar, '-
venitistinly-Vitti'grest coati.:: TAU ' ' ilk
now;remoTed by the proem, cUineviticith, I. -
pruvement and PertectiOn. at applied to the .
Melodeon and+, Minium, and. *chars lii.n -
result .in en la transient which; poi:Mamie*.
s las
itsbulk and cb i is . --- ~ ..- --. 7, -, - ... -, -- t. :
it .4 - t .-:
A:3ltt S! l .l. a:l7Wondev...:l- •
:Pio C4iiiii:i f iii4i..l)eiteciOi --44 - ,.'paisiic
ed ,by.,3lasiti ~itl gp.i,Tdin, ; of Dostan,.has no*. . ,
been befOre,the the. public...but tiiii. yeari; and :
yet such are - itsjimequaled ;qualities,. 1114. 2 0 f i
-has fetena , inCe_heh.ikeeh, eche91.,ied,..f42,-41i
all parts of ant, tionntry. l :- Thei 4./t Critic-of.
... -
the Nee York 12;iiVent-, says •of 'at in Jiia.44- ~
partineatz. It has been. bloe-sa by 'the' aiid . g..; . •
gemoe success fete Bestow to - San Frentior;. ..
~1
•z. ;: That . 11,- At. H. have succeeded,
in -making . - -a-hettir "small tnetriunent,_ thus .. ~
.any,either- r frona little handboi like tialogiha• -•
those *hiCti.,t - hbtigb portsibleand not *got
thaw a :pteno„ can make. themselves -folk in s
churoh, r ss the'ardiersal opinion of . the sausi4,
cal Profession. 1 They agree chat,' as snob mel' r .
,chenical,worke 1 14". the kind can be held lay %
004 perflction Etwotte.-_ The , tenable:to, : '7 ; .
and .full,„and wi ,an immense body
.fort .
ma n s
. provoiat ve meohanical force.. force.... 1
stand rough tra elling, bad usage.", and.,seilk.
live in cliniates, Lich kill Amerman mileissa.h
cries.": - ,: ''.• ' • 1 ~. ...t .. .. \ l' . 1
.The Rev . Dr. 'RIME, the well-koeffikila-r
tor of the New!York Observer, - in,his eaditeriail i$
cerrspondence, peaking of. the insufficient:4 - t
la the Melode to take the-placc'ef4the•Pipa : ' ,
Organ, says: : .i.• ut the. iyant,is is fulir.snec •-•
by the CabineC ilea. Witts.youle.'sYes shall.
you :cannot dis aguish its , sound. item that or
~
the Pipe Organ ritself. j•it is‘ndinirably- sil
daptiiii:tii the perfiirmance - of ' sacred musics' '.
psaltini; tunes, anthetrucchants, 6 - . O:," mad It -- ilii • ,
A grand accompaniment *hen the . ...,cougrega-1 ;
tion singe , a nd - is' just . the instrument that r 1
ought to be used it all y church - es where tie; 1 _
tie',
- all li - is/kiln ha ' - theiltrivilegli of :his r.l
; hag a part in-the prase.t.! . ;I. , _ ' ! , i
• 1 1 4 -
' • 1. 200. , eirganists a nd. P ianists . -...-
the Most eminent of their-ifrofeission, jay ,ther
country, have giVen written teminiony to the -
superiority of these instrumeuts civer,.alteth l - - 1
ers of their class. The Cabinet 'Organ is, - * .
brio; commending-itself to , Ft:main:2ns and ,to
the PeeP l o everywhere. Its •Sli.eatc Pe; 1 1 1 /7.. it*
purity sand siveetnesa 4r. tonn an 4 its-agopeetz
expression, -added to its 4110'0:ally , ~ and.com, - '
-pieta construeln, cannot- fail to make, it it . i ; - •
universal
_favori e.' aieeli - igt - ihp degree , of l , i
Perfection' tni . * jell these instruments have:
been brought 4 that it . ii . .ali)te Suited to. the , -
purpoies of .chtirches, halls; Atiliells, 'and prk. I • ,
rate parlors, aid is adniiialikyidapted i tO . both '
sacred and secular 'Music, and it lehelievodl- '
that it *ill befit- Mo- unimportant part is .edii- - 1 • '
Cation and
. popular
a abi
eatalAing musical isitel . '.
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Agents for the Mason & liaralin Cabinet Orgel I t
for Western Penii,ylvania; and furnish !.fie
a 1 • 7
at exactly the same : price as
.'charged' at t he 1
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Factory.. , ~. if , : i ;
The subscribers, are 'anxious to. Send, to 1
every person,
.*hether intending to , purMasse i
an instrument or not, a copy, ot I the : Oihifiet I .
Organ,Circular,*hich contains a iresattunouittl, ,
4-4 very interestin information . V
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1 1 .I. 0.1. • :•.-- 81 Woodttreet , .. -.1 .;
Beiwe4C4th Si. l and Diamond - Alley. , 11„ .
maylti;'6B 7 =lM. • Pjktshint, Pa.: ''• -
-,SHERIFFS:-SALES.
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Y Tine _ of isundry write 1 1;4 Piefi',Fielts-, ,
MO' add Venditioni Exponu, iitsned4tut of
the CoUrt of Common Fleas of the -'4antitofi _
Beaver,: and t co' ine direct ed, I 'will: e*pose,• to!
pablic,eale al3#
the 8l Office 1 ' in the.htire'l .
of Beaver; .- :1 the ctlunty -iforeSsld;' on ''- 1 :.
. ' Sat7llllllY,j..lllle 2d ; 48136,f.f . .- : 1 1
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at 10 o'cloc' !in the , forenoon, the teliortnir
,property, to wit f -. ; j , • , . • ! ,
All the`ght.;•titic, interest and claim:of-46 11 . '•
fondant, o iniandito the following detieribedi
houie and tOf gr4tied,sit tint en:tate. borough [ .
Of Prankfo t Springs, Beaver co.,th.".,bontidedi,
on the north 1c,) , 1 the Betgier-sand Ttithifiii-f -
3
road, on the esisti and south by; land of .Johiq - 4.,
Carothers, and ont he west by 'Ma:in stretct,con-L
taining one-foUrth• of an acre, Mere or less . .l -
ortwhich is ereeted afratuo house, one 'arid it ,
half-istimie.s i higli;' a nuMber . of fruit .trees . ota*,-_ .
the lat.. '
Seized_ and fa „ ,
en in eiecution_ as thti. prop-. 1
erty ' of Leivis*ron, at;, ' tire I sun, of fi . 11:; . 1/
Frazier &. Co. 14. 1 ' t ' • ..• . - .1 -
No. '2. 1 . • I -ALSO; ...
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Alt the ti ght, title,_ interest and:, OtaUln
of defendlin,' of in and to' that_OeiXain pietto 1 .
or parcel of bind,. situate -in Oluo 4 .townit ti pt„
Beaver Co., pa,l bounded and describe as 1
follews, to woi Beginning it a hickorY on Mil;
bank of the Oliiii river,' thence b,yjnipi of Dan--1
11 - 4 Oloud;noithl 2 degrees,. west 45 perches Id,
At ; . stone ; til l etteo south ; •, 88 "destr6s, .West ,28'.
Perches to ' I stone; thence by lon - ,of Teen.
Smith's - helissont); one and one-fen h dtgroei •
coat 45 parOhei.to I stone en the,bi k .of ate 1
Ohio river; . thene,o north 88 degree ~e ast' 28i... 1
percheirto laCtOf beginning ; con !lining .. 11 - ~
acres, min or, less, being the tut' pijet.Of 1
land cone ed by Conrad Schad' an wAfeN 1
4 1 )
Robert NI r Henry Cappell - :'an en -
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- Hill, by in entoo t re, dated,the 11th - di!: f.4,aa- 1 ,
nary, 186”, and res.prded . in Beed,B 4 Ook A.A.. 1
in
page '547, • &c., 4 ..T e ttercifearectedcon the above,
describedPrenilieit Oro finite imildings—onis 'a 1
ware-roOth, the otb4r,nsed for a pottery:l .ate
a steam. gina:aird boiler suitletle for btriittg
an oil W 1,-with
, derrick and 11 tires.. : . There,
vr ;i
are oil silent; the premises, in. - one of whic h
Oil has been obtained.. , .•
. Seized and taken in, execution; ea - theirOpi
rty ef Robert .Newtoan,tilettry-.Capjf i and .
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ea Hill, lit l the suit of ponradEeh . ~. ,
IlliirTernis,csalu ' .--' -- ' ',`
i JOC_LEDLIE B her4.- -
i .eavor , Mat 18' 1886. ' 1 ' '- • ' ", 1
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SUMMONS.IN git.wrilrxo t f,
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EE COMMONWEALTH Or; V ENA , _
'IM To ins Snanyr.or. iAtnCorrrit,•Gnszi..
not' Ifjohn Marino' , make you !entire of-prti
ecutingi his claim,: then we command.you that
you summon, byl good and.lnTifill:Enthroonors,
William Barlow, I Ann; Warhnrat,,Daiiti Bar.
low, Thomas Barlow, pqber.lecaPpn. Barbel
•Jachson,Rarah Barnes;: John ) ,Barlow, Thos.
.Smith, William, _John, Sidney_ and. Jonas
- Smith; Sankileifield, William Pullen, .Tantes.
Pullen, 1 . Mazy!. Whitehead,- „Esther Woolltry;
Samuel Parkinatin, Latina Nor - ensile; - .Tana
Ingham, RacheliDarb-yshire,_ William .Smithi
Jonathan Smith , and Jonas"SchOfield, so that
thoy be and appear before' our Judges at Bes=.
vet, atone county .court of Ctingnott,Tleni;
there to: be held, oti the-first Monday of Initts
nekt: to show l a•herefere, 7 "Wheretis4he' the slid
John Barlow.intrite 'said defendant togeth
er ands undivided do, bob' s•-certain Ouse sad
lot of.ge
roun, situate-in the lioroilli 4 . 10
Brighten, - Bes.verconnty ; Pa.,liticrit , aid, it='..
soribod 'op the iplot• of said - tOiftilis lot .194
298, bOundeil . :nostlk bY' lot NO. '247, east, y
Bridge !Yer.wit,•, l tenth' 'by lot No.. 2494 shkt I* t
by, Canal - .street,- or towing ptijit:, of vr h
they thn.eaitl dehndentaliiktiyi titian-.
made between theme .ftecording te the fortit of
Act,of Amenity hi such Mtn _ int./Tweet
ded, and...ualostly. permit not the Salmi to_bis
dOne,4contrary CO the laws-and ou tionnot thOt
-Commonwealth (as it is , Add; Scc4 . Aid hatis
1
you then there _ the 'rtasnot - .of t •I'stuntnett..
en, and thierrit,- .. .. 7 -;.• . • -_ , - !.)1! - = ,
Witness the Haa."ll.: II; Cha sliii Salt.'
dent of our said -Velum.' atlleiiier; ' this Slat
day of...Mateli._ A. D. 186 8.. - • ! .' s f-
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