The Beaver Argus., June 06, 1866, Image 3

reot - JMAVEIV AIMUS
JUNE 818; 1888: ; 1
ca . and MISO4MM_uti.
pers. Bisasau, 644ifth. Pittii
Nf6Y7
le.ths sathorised agent -tot t.ike Asa* .
• thstiiity;
.1
itiscrasa PasFrica.tDrt Jpsaph A. Phillips - ,
lets uigeon CleasraterPennsylraeli, , has re
'egad the practice of Lisprolassion its Pitts-
tigkil'hiliP K. Pauli, a printer' of Greats
bog, who loilt his right arm in- - the bittle of
' t he Wilderness, in. 1864, was among the ano ! -
o , 4 f u i, c.ompetitcirs for preuiiimm for left
board pe ns Ship. :The litirary merit , of
bit m anuscript was also highly commended.
orThe ne* five cent coin will be ready
f o r delivery to purchasers; At the mint in
Philadelphia.; about. the 25th of June, and can
thin be obtained in quantities .of fifty' dollars
old upwards. Ordera accompanied by the
greenbacka wilibe received at once„ and the
f oio forwarded : - by express, free 'of charge, as
bet as ready for shipMent.
TIIT rude Petroleum •ie being exten
sively used in New York for the destruction of
suseetson fruit and shade trees. It isms found
that tee acidsCf refined Petroleum were in
jurious to the frees themselves but the Crude
b harmless and. has ,the desired:effect in per
manently destioying the vermin .
Pews's' Os TRUSTE/A.—The Supreme Cotut
efreuesylvania, in a recent case, Bayard a.
picot the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, in•
Aolving the legality of transfers of stocks by
trus tees, has decide° that a: trustee cannot
nu - rider stock ' belonging to the persod for,
wbom the trust exists, without exhibiting the
authority under which he acts. . The mere
treseutution of stock certificates_ is not suftl-
tient authority.
Tut fir tae of Dmitaltni.—The annual
-tattling, o fbunkards was Leld at Waynesboro
i n yrt.aqu comity, Pa., a short' time ago.- 1 1
The Chatobershurg Repository nays it its said to 1
bete been the largest meeting , ever held for '
religious purposes is that county. The hos..
pindity of the DuriLards at their 'meetings 'is
4roverbial, and the good z'things if this life
were dealt out on this occasion without. stint.
It is computed that Mien thousand "Persons
Mere preeeti.
• ta'' An insane! man, nained Thomas Wit.
lams, was found the other dry in Youngstown,
fetahoning county r- , Ohio, and taken to the
County Infirmary. The Directors are desirous
•
of ascertaining where he came from, and think
he must have _escaped from an infirmary in one
of the iteighbering sotintces, either in that
State 'or Pcnttsyltmnia, and request pa,pers in
such couutios to copy this notice, He appears
to be icarly sixty yars old, has dark cam
' ;Amnon, is sparely built, and nea,ly six feet
is height. -
Herr ATruAcTiott,—The New Yori:
her closes an able and-complimentary article
oh Mason' it Hamlin's Cabinet as follows:
i"Taking our pen l t:imply to recommend the Cab-,
tact Organe to our friends; we were 'edit%) the
• reflections above upon the great value of snob
incites as these kir adding to the attractions
sad protucaiiigihe influence of Lome.; Wheth::!
. br they have convinced our reader or
they have at least wrought so firma conviction
. In our own mind, that we are determined our
awe borne shall at once have a new attraction,
and that a Cabinet'Organ."
LFFAIE.—We are called upiin to
record another instance of ? loss of life by the
carelesi handling of oil. • This latest casualty
occurred on the 27th ult., at the residence of
Mr. Joseph Anderton, coal * miner, in Boles
wille,. in this county. Mary, a daughter of
Hr. It., aged fourteen, was preparing to get
breakfast, and hiving . kindled a fire in the
cooking stove, poured carb • on oil on it to 'ac
celerate Its:: burning. Instantly the flame
communicated to the oil in the Can which' she
Iteld-in her hands, and an explosion next fol
lowed. Her, clothing was goon' all ablaze, and
ber'elbrieks brought her parents to the rescue,
but not in sufficient time to prevent , her, from
being dreadfully burned. The 'mother's
clothing became ignited, d before the flames
el. could be extinguished by he father, she too
was fearfully burned. e daughter , suffered
In great agony until feu clock in the after
! boon, when she expired.' o' Mr*. Ander ton's
Injuries are of a serere nature. Mr. Ander
, ton had his hands and , feet burned; but not
seriously. ,The fire also communicated to the
-furniture in the kitchen, but was extinguished
before it obtained headway. _
Xcauna 1N Tamentusonytm.s.—The Pitts
burg Gazeue says: - One of most unprovoked
vs ad reckless murders that we have been call
ed upon to record for a loaf: time, took place
en B3tut4iy night, 26th ult., in the Borough
of Temperanceville; on thi south side of the
Monongahela river. The facts are as follows:
1 i About nine o'clock on Saturday night., a young
4 . tun named Robins, in , company with several
others, entered the tavern of Charles B. Stein,
near• Saw Mill Run, and called for some liquor,
v•
kit was given them. - Subsequently the
• n .
y.--with -ate exception of 'Roberts, who
. thdrew fret the rest and stood at the Ar
li
~. ober end. of the counter—became .very noisy,
sod were ordered to leave by Mrs. Stein.
This they refused doing,- when. Stein, who
stood behind the bar,drew a .revolver and fired
two shots into the
,crowd, which' fortunately
„
!truck no one. lie then fired at Roberta, who .
" tell to the floor without a groan. The party
• who.hadereated the disturbance fled immedi
• ately from the seine, and Stein, "who . has but
~• one leg, -made instant preparation for flight.
Meeting two boys . lit the street, he engaged
them to row.lim across the river, which they
]- did. On reaching this side he went to Shield's
1 -
• grocery in . the First ward, where he borrowed
4.. ..-.4 dollar, out of which he paid the boy" tin,
eents each, and started up Penn street, since
- 7 , which time nothidg has been heard of him.
•
i I 1 About I t heir • an' hour after tiishootikg had
taken 'hes the - Men whO bed accompanie4 l
Robert li
te Stein'. tiuse -returned sad found
, •;',
. t li4ll Virg just where he had fallen. On lilt.'
• .-
tail VI up they diseoYereelthat his- face and'
- - bosom ere dyed in blood, and that -he had
Di
boss s ot'ut the right temple, .abottir :an inch
. abort lime.; Re was still alive, though an- able to speak intelligibly. A litter was pre
s aim was taken to the residence of his
t i
i'l L ,Atim Idono - bele b oro n where ht el::
i': lirsi 'um t x,..., ..-' e els. '
z ,
. . e emssalatelocis.,.. .;. *-1, "?'
..
~ 2}. .: , - , - litablv.;
ifet4,Anu7
a m' Co la* antyliaie" t:vi v Re 4l4 ceiteta " aod il tte l- ;n 1 *rellaittlfell4i
,. - 404:. ;j}} 1 } ,rectors of Shit ' } ;ftoiiiiiii r -of Beavai
132 g
cludiiiiio.-alittitii ; 'county, ap audited apdipabliabed jie*
glitr i Alkapiesig -, -r - ; Ibliiiic tie - Idg 'fieceisaii,y izeniirit;iorit
MAIM. ekair-.l3itins; : = 1 .\ prebeinting in imalfeempsail nod dn
,
Ijibes s ,-, - Wergerieral heada,Viel fi nancial op r
ations: &out( } 1
Berme} } _ Of the year } j§fis it _ may be
-,.C.illiarlseic, .1. -,: f • l j , pr o p e r, lEiF•4l66-14}9eftiatioilOisifu --.•
Neely; - t -payers, the: somctblu# more its dea lt
!if. Tsyym. ~- - be presented ;`' that ' the objectsr
. Wilson- i which -pukdic funds l*e.been.expeud-
W. A. Keen;
J. Paul; ' i:' ed by the !laid; he Ittitairiiitrtd under.
stood; I therefore suiltla,abiall-fortion
'of your space for thisipurpose. , ,}
The total antrint4ef Money iireteiv
ed_for,the year seas 591203,98., Of., his.
$l,OOO-ivas' retail } Vett, las the- voriefrer
will show, dn'the lait Iday,.(if the. seal
ye:ir. This amount, althcsigh in any
required to payyt the} bills fallysi .: Ace on
.that day, was reconvert too - Vite to be
paid out, and therefore is necessarily
shbn' as being inl tire hands of the
Treasurer, : ..,}, } i ---' •,_ . . •
Of tho money eiptMded, $2,272,8;
was paid for suppcirt Air insane ; pani
paupers. , Of theerrthbre were sixteen,
via: 'J. Saunders; iAI.. H. Conrad, J'.
Phillips, jphanna Baker. Sarah }Han
nah, Michael Russell, Ed w'd Bayler,
Nancy M'Carrell, Eddy fluid, IR. A:
Firidley, Henry Burel3ll, Mary Miller,
ROb't Allen, - John Doled; Ann }MA:D
ean) and Mary Lea:Mire, whose oard,,
attendance, clothing, Om, were pid by
.1,
the Directors, acco rding to tb rates
fixed and • required I by law.. Thus, _it.
will be seen , that nearly the me Mirth
of the entire ex nilitures w e e re.!
(rind t for th is *u annulate: c ass of 1,
I
I paupere,whomust eCessarily b main 1
,tamped at-the Insat .lospitals; there
} being no suitable a artment or means
at' the Puor Howie 4 control* g and
}
t restraining them, Or erFortting t at po
cul- 1
ler attention, ~ medlcal and other
wise, required in their,Cases. - nod].
er considerablettem of expense is :he
aid giverNto personslnutside ti e Poor
House, who require aid, but wh , with.
some assistance thns!rendered, re pro
vented from hecormng wholly a public
charge. Of this elasia there were Alex.
Lus t ier; Ruth -Burtoi, G. Miller, Sarah
I Ringiron, H. 1V itero E. I, Duck,
Sarah Schrtem,Cheirtes Wigley, James
Hartford, Morris IGolliver an G. W.
Hoyt, who reCeivocli aid. Th re was
1
paitJor the'kuppurt find board , of t.l is
clast, $462,50, and ft )r medizal attend•
..)
ante and nursing,.
} $274,25. Our ex
posses in this regard are• nJut:h in.
creased by, our poeitiam. The. Rail
roads passing ,throiigh .our 1 county
bring within'our limits destitute per
sons, wile, on aecOunt of to:ell:lents or
illness often bald* for the time, a
public charge; ante these ofteni require
considerable expense. for. medical at
tendance. nursing', &c. I - ~
There was paid 'during the Year one . '
payment} on the additional ld lorm-1
erly purchased by !the Bo ar', $2 00; ,
for mowing, machine, purelta.ed hi sic..
coroincts with the recommendation of
the Grand Jury:4l6s; fur hay rake.
$4O; other } farm inlements and re
pairs to same, 545,3 8; forharnbsa, $4B;
for repairs to the premises, including
Material ' earpent rit . and masons '
I
work (u ""'large: pa t]of which repairs
were rendered net sitais 'by the flood).
813155;f0r yi;lce ci t tile, ' $10). This}
leases t he sum of 80,464,48 xi the a
mount expended (including Lthe bal
ance in hands of reasurer up above)
in and about the upport of he pan
pen in the 'Poor I.l4ittse i6cl;f* This
I sum embraces tb supportin, cloth ,
ing, medical attendance, Di t reetOrs',
'Attorney's, Treasurer's and Tward's
salaries, Justices' and Consist les' fees,
'labor hired, smithin j g, ferriage, coffins,
fuel, and all Other expenses atending
the support of thelppiupers in lie Peer
House. Ik
i` -7
The whole number of paup
Poor House dui ing the year
Imales, 27, lemalesl2B.* Of t.l
13 arp blind, 1 deaf, dumb anc
I idiotic or imbecile' 3 cannot r+
'but two are able t 1 perform fi<
Of the females, ' 2 are blind..l
dumb, 14 are idiot!ici of intht
3 cannot wulk. I 1
•There was . produCed on the farm—
wbeat, 143 bushels;irye, 50; Corn, 600
(shol led);' oats; 60; !potatoes, 690; beanS,
15; beets, 7; onions,l6; apples 40; cab
bage, 250 heads; Staturkraut. 4} bbis ;
pickes - bbls.; tierghtimlo3 gallons;
hay. }'s t s. ; L •
?et
S oek on the farm 2 horse, 9 cowk
I.yoke, cattle, purchased duv ng year,
5 head young cattle,.2B ho6s There
was slaughtered } 'during the •year
2900 lbs pork, 110 0 4 lbs beef. There
were manufactured Iduring he year;
"55 gallons apple} butter, 1 gallons
other-butters, 100, !lbs butte , 2 bbls
i i
cider vinegar, 71,bbls sea . besides
many other similar articles seful and
necessary for the } Oupors. Of cloth
ing, there were matte for- opera, 31.
womort's,dresses, 11 aprons, sacques,
8 bo nn et s , 22 pair; stockings and all
.necessary under-clothing; for the men
23 pair pants, 39 S'ilirts, 46 Pair socks;'
22 pillow-slips, '1 sheets, 19Icoreforts,
2 quilts, .3 skirts (quilted), la towels,
tlic.,&c. - * t I 1 -
The exprinditurr—
}largh,„and r.eceess
the' large increa
paupers.. The ill
106; material fOr
.1 1
every thin 4 pertm l i
of the institution
tures of 1865 up
With a retain to
five years since tl
abled to reduce II
ingly. War
.„. ,_, ,
11101 . 1011,01rai 1401
the Chairmen a:Libel
tomnilitiii NI; t
y.
he . ".`
../
Beseeri'll. Willa
lithivogiv.lobw . •
Bridiei!sieW W.
•
Big Betier: C: P.
Brighton: David -1
Chippewa:. John 3
Darlington: Dr."...
Economy: George
Falb:toil: :George
Franklin: John .
. -Freedom. borough
Freedom dieted
Green: 3. Neleoz
Frankflf.rt: W. H.
M'Onire: John li
alopewelit Rohl,.
Indutitry:. John
From, ' .
:
fawn; • ' . ,
C. Bookt; -•,.. - -.- .' ;.'
i rl i l l ai i r ". eitiellig .i ..,..:;
- Phillis; •-„, • . .••••
B. • Mega*, John Doyle, B
Independence;
Marion:. : Thonit
Moon: B. 13k
New Brighton:'
•Hocips;
New Bewtckly:
North Sewiekly
Ohio: John Ble
;Pattemit":
Henry Gmhzing; ' .-
. Dr. J. Witherow; -
ts;
...
es Patterson: ._
i obert 'Louth; • '•'
Irwin; .
ICross, A. T. Sherenberger;
- Smith;
John Roberts. •. . . H
. Memos, Chen Co. tozz4
Phillipsburg
Pulaski:W.
Rochester: 8. J'
Raccoon: Jam -
South Besvei:
Joan
pureusnUe
1 a number of'the tint
• r county met in . the
it this piner;.on Thurs-
SOLDIERS'
of it public . ca,
diem of Beavl
Colin, House,
day evening.
ed by appoin
Chairman,
Secretary.
ay 81st, and organiz.
"mg Thoptiii liatiter j a,
I d Robot t r . Anderaon as
•
,
eject ot :be meeting 7as
Illowing delegates ' l4 t 4 iF°
end the Soldiers'- St:at;
ibe held in Pittsburg On
tine; vizAiapt. I. WO
-1
liuhert Dickey arid Snr.
I arrali.• , , •
IthCAtoldiers of. Beaver
-pectfully invited to meet
liouite, in Beaver, on Sat,
•tb, '1866; at 7 P. .11..,1 to
[oldiers' League, andl to
Icr,styips as may be deem
Ito adv,ance the interests
a. moio friendly feeling
I
ldier l y of • r the county. 1 -
After the c.;
stated, the fo
selected-to at
Convention t
the - sth of
and,Sergnant:
geant J: R.
On .rnotion I
c ounty are r
at the Court
day; June lt
organize
'take . such of
ed prudent
and eultivat:
among the s
• On motio
tho ineking adjourneil
110Si' HUNTEI{,
ERSON, Sec y.. .
ROUT. A-N
FILIT.NII. FOIL .10413.=
..
r magazine Itafia off vcili►
. THE • LA I
This superi
a .. beggestiet!
Mother's .131
tnuntic 'ator,
,tinguished
appropriate,
delicately
roses, of . en
Wood=en t~
Then folio •),
Which the
Gore( 1 1 Dre
Pattern, Thy
Coi refast
"The Old I• , '
pa :
number are
steel plate ealle&‘qhe
• siting?? illustrating Biro
, The fashions aro dia
-1 • !
8-Ut4Uh: fot elek,anee end
esti.. Airily grac s efill.'and
y, they befit the tinoniA of
mer blues and soft south.
.
.Music itiattess," a good
•
iso illustrates a storY
some Well:chosen designs
ladies will find. useful. a
Oriental -Braiding
Spanish FiChu, Grecian
) ionable caps and bonnets.
family Clock," occupiCa the
[!eti. ' The storifit 4n this
excellent.
0 a Sear; 2 copies $4.00_
sere for. sale by the news
Price s2.'
i
Single num,
dealers.
A.ddress
Walnut Sri
Deacon Petersor, 310
eet,
4 - Card.
•si—t have lately been in
t .I. am, charged 'with hay-•
le author `of
~an article or
Wished in • the; Local; on
o Beaver County ; Poor
steward, &c. The charge
have pot been the author
alit in.any article or articles
any paper coaeer ring the
•or it officers . . '. If this is
at to eatitdy the author nf
arge - upon rae, Who, I pre
own to many, citizoni.,of
~ .I . earnestly il4quest bun
take proper Measures( to
declaration, and place us in .
ion before the public. I
'66. . JAS. :BRITTAIti.
EDS. Ansi
formed ths
been tl
articles pu
eerr.tng t.
its
is false., 11
r.or parttei .
publisbecet;
Institution
not Puffici
this table CI
this count •
"t_they to
retitle this'
a true posi
-.tune Istl
- Board of Claim'S for the
of military claims having.
ed, the duties of the Board
rformed by. Thomas Niel'—
', of• this county., underithe
I
Of the Adjutant General,
• neral and State Treasarer.
eat labcr will devolve, on
'Won, as there' are still, an—
mynense amount ,of claims,
nding the number adjudica—
large Mr. N. is well quid—
the position, and we fare
heat of hcs appointment.
stir-Tbe
settlevment
been diesel
are now p" ,
olsoni
,Esq.
eapervisio
Auditor ti
A very g
lir. Nicb
Pe t tied an •
notwithst:
ted is ver)
Hied. for
pleaSed to
J. M. Campbell, Surveyor
I se appointed Samuel Ham.
Ise name was _ before lour
onvention . for the office, of
Recorder, 'to a derksbiP in
I 'Mr. R. left for iarr isburg
. ,
• .167 - Gen I
General,
ilton, wb
County C I
Register
liFitiweek
Gen. Caw.'
our IliOpU
and eervi,
enter upon its unties.—
I .bell deserves the tbanke of
for thin recognition of !the
luounty, and of tbe -merits
: es of a disabled soldier.
Curtin his'
_ordered en.
W. W.- Irwin_to remain on dlity, for
th .
parOose. of talong!charge of the
military claims of Pennsylvaniay a.
galgainet the V. Statee,growing Mit ot the
oporatipas of the:Btatti in furhis ing
her .qtio,ti , of troops
. to the, nathinal
armies..,ti
• -sae:V4 , Harrisburg - rekgraph-laat
week ipponfed in a riew l dresaancf en
laiged form..
, Tfla • Tetegriph'is a opt-
UniQii 0 11 / 4 r . aild ievery,ilgr Con-
uoted, Lis- are-glid- to-reoord this
Avidonevof ita•proweriNr,
716 AYII.- 1 'l3 ;Stedi;;;,-.-
•en of the Board are
i.
irtly si ngincreag with
.et in the number of
1
h -
Of grocer.
Itloti l ln i g ce , labor, and
rijng to the ipport
aI ran the expendi
to •it 7 high, figure.—
old prises pre ailing
it Board will be en—
ilh aggregate mord
.firtiatinze, &eward.
hi '
de either the insane or
it tide the Poor-House-.
*fhb does not bud
thoes receiving sid on
to raniiero.
Interesting
The new Woolen F
,friet' is now ready,
as will be see .1
tory of Mr. Jar. Ponte
o all kinds 'of
( "I tluia
y his =advertisement in
anothereolfmn,tow h attention is directed.
Those of our readerslin the country who have /
irciollowork up; would do-well to gine hini
call. )Ir. P. is a Wool manufaituret of long
experience in the bistiness, and- in determined
that the,work torned Out at his Factory *hal
tie'necond to node in the country, and further
that it shall be dm4in d tort notice s a d res.
sonable terms. r the ,pliee nearly
Now Prighion, Pa.
Taw bait L wars lry the
3qaC sr ,plate
lict`Lao Dat.
f
_
*4YER , , 2 444 110 ET5.
Flout • •,..ilO 75 •
Driiiptlif'VT'll"4"l****4*"""r" 218
vipupt Potto
Alssiik: ' fi•
• k •Al • • ....... •.. • • so* al:* • 76
Oats— - !. 4 ' 46
Fietl•fleest * .l4 ' • '' t .2 28
Bests. d 4. - 176
Pot4c 4 iN .4 1 . • . "•,` ... 726.
Ordons,; ! , 1 60
Cori lasal, B o
Eggi, j per dos, 4 40
Butter, i per
. 1b '
Hems, • • If.. 25
86ouldeil, .. t '• • • . 18
"
Lard, 7 e
.ta • /8
Candlee, • 1i .... 20
Molests, Per. PE- • '
Carbonil,- " ' 70
b, 1866,
BiAse—sl 70002 4:Oper bush .
Bunawagar-4225 per bush,
Pcriaross—PeiOblorirs,B3 26 per bI.
Ea4--24®25e per dozen. ,
Bator- bauTdbrs7B , ooo lbs, 141®
141 c. Ribbed Sides-6,000 lbs. 171
17.10.1_ Hamsptainsales 7,000 !be,
211®22e; tansassild Sugar Cured, 410
—4.000 23®28.0.,. Country m
found" ready puisbasers_at full pri
i cituas,Aresters IteserFe;l6€4l7ii,i
and Gosbeil, 21®22c. I
- Btirrza - -- Priestranke from ,26®28e
nova—Extra 'family wii,ter wbeat
—Sales 200 bbls, $1.2 00®12.50;, salei
160' ibbis, $l2 60(3312 75, and 100 bbls.
do, $lB 00.' Funny . . lots sold. &bare
tbesP figures. Spy ing -wheat; flour—
Sales 200 bb:s chtneeto,arriie; $1125.
Goleta, 100' tlo,sll 00; sales 75 dO,BIO 75;
t, Briaton Wool Mazket
• TtrAtis I.—The &Maud' for wool con..
Unties, quite actiie at. this pOint..T--
Salas of doinestia for the week foot ntit
some 825,000 lbs,st ti rabge pf 45®
75c ifor fleece, andt4o®7oc tor, the va-
Awls grades of - pulled, Included - c are
lotsj of:. cominoro and' fine ' Western
fleece at 45®55C; - .lntliana:and lliicbi. I
gar at 50®600 - , °Ohio. at 55®65e for
one, tom - and fine;. Pennsylvania, and
Vi Finis do. .at 60®67e; and a- small
foil of choice, doable extra and pick
lock do. dc.. at 68®75c 't The transac•
turas in pulled, have been - quitelarge,
and confined principally to thetenper
and extra gt saes, tat a lege of 50®60c
fort (bet former, and :60®87/e for th •
latter, a tear very select parcels re*lit
bring 70®71c. In California, gsilei 0 f
9,090 Ihs .iroinmon at 25e; ,8,000
new fleece, good and c'hcrice quality,
11135®40e;1 1- 16;also, 9,000 1104 ring
clip do., a very clean and superior at
tide, 40®45c. In Texas tW,bol,
aillts -,
of l 3o 000 lb at 30/, and 10,000 .Ths
at iBon '7,0 lb. Id Canada .ComtiOg_
sales of 3;000 lbs choice at 85c - ti9 ilb.
In ;foreign Wool, gales of 800 Wes
CaPeland- Mestiza at 35®4210 for the
former, and 26®86c for.the
PIXT:ITIWAET
ILSON & -STEWART'S
itcpc - irEsrrii,
Boot deo shoe
-wl-KA-POIRJrCrisS-.
rein the
. .
' I •
. .
VE WOULD RDSPECFULLY II FORM
the public that we Itsve"opeised' a •
--.----
was 55;
-males,
blind, 6
ails, and
, Id labor.
Idea! and
'•Ito, and
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
BOOT •• AND . SHOE • STORE;_
IN BdaISIESTEE;
••1- ' . • ,
H Ting p u rchased a large and wells selected
a l
Stock of ~ . ' •
Ladies % Gent's, Boy's and children's
Shoes, gaiters Slippers, &0.,
, . ..
direet from.. the manufacturer's, we are pre
ps ,ed to sell' as 'cheap, if not cheaper, than any
1
an :s w ta e b i l n is t h e m a tin t ii r n em P a n i t n sburorthicou in n t t h y e .
b iness, we wi ll • endeavor permanently to always sell
chap, keep as great a variety and. as good an
.arttele as the eastern market sffmds. • .
Purchasers will do well to call and examine
our goods .and prices before pUrchaiing else
where. AU Goods Warranted. •., .
I •
inayBo:6 i m 1
• 11,1101NOTON• & *SONS, •
,
I rd
I 4
"41 -Mannlactureys of
REITOJIrpRS, RIFLES,
•
ITSIrETS k GARB.IN
. poi the ia...Staies Service. - Also, .
l ocket, -and 'Bolt' Reltoivers,
REPEATING PISTOLS,
RIFLE
_CANES, REVOLVING .RIFLES,
Rifle and Shot Guns, and Gun Materials, sold
by Gun pealernand the Trade generally:
In these days'of Housoeaking and Robbery, .
etiery House, Store, Rauh, and office should
hitos_ one of ,
*EriatiCkTON'S REVOLVERS.
I Parties desiring, to avail themselves of the
Intel jinproveniente :Phable, and superior
Workmanship and,fila; will And aft oembined
theoliew
,
REMINGT" ON ApVOVVERA.S.'
Ciradurs containing miteand;descrytion of
our Aims will be furnished upon 'apPlieatias.
VibilliGTON SONS, Ilion, N.Y
Manz lk Nkciicita, Agent's, - - 2 •
40 Coestiandft,rikr.
Dr..'.:3::).4 :Stanton,'
Sui.geon, PhysiolarriV rension Agt, - .
--- ; • NEW BRIGHTON,. PA.
~ .
a ignal :and iltooldinee it louroi sad of
10 11 ..kr 94 .,. 17-
, i; -... •1 - i:::. -: .' .: . . ::-+: 'A . ' '
=I
a. A. WILSOX
CEI
WILSON STEWART, .
In the Diamond, ."
BOCHSSTER, Pa.
e. 7.4
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,
11:1P "
=I
LLINEIf
SPRING M
Goo
S - tx4zL
El
EV"'
GE
NEW
ILLI%I
''~'R
M=erl
.1,10111
1 1 ., - 1 .: '.{' .
r.litqpijiitiffei!S
13. ColN• ( 2'"_ XI
Silk, Idoussing s t ud Strsw,ell the
Ladles
PhilclreirA 9 .o
Leine st:ik;ixtesti Styles,
_ell c
"r3L•I3XL a a
Ailcheap.'
4 - em
ere, Hushes, Ornam . ents , . Silver
Mixed Cords and Tassels, Hair,
Netts, Fancy combs, Fancy
Collars,'Embrolderies, all kinae ,
Linen Handker4biefs Corsets, DO
Amide, Cords sad Rates; old
Very cheap.
LADIR§' FINE BAS
liosiery & I el
BLACK • &.• WHITE • RAI
SKIRTS; MEN & BOYS'
4'
HOOP SKIRTS.
' DIES' CLOTII'I
Men's white and 'color
...• IaIIECCOM
issting and' rid Gaiters, Oea
j.These goods will be 501 a
'NO T.ROVBLE to'S.ll6
Straw Bonnets itr.d Rats 'there.
. VERY , CIIILAP4
Stamp4m,.einklng an 11.;CI
an(l , mktag Ott
Men's shirts made to order. liOe
jar RemeMber the Ose
store of A. C.l Hurst, corner! Bra
let streets: Bridgewater.
WATT GE
HO II EVERYB
BEAVER'
800T.ii.17
Orn i
IA
EXTR/Co'
DINA Y R!DIT
'- ~ i
•
PURCHASER
{ TO
just, recoived, a large
IfArdill,
ADIES', GENT'S BOYS' .&
DICEN'S' SHOES •8001
. , . ,
-, • • " 6AITERS, SLIP- ,
4. -
,• ..
For :Spripg and Stintier,
FROM PIIILADF I .LP lA, 1
lam prepared to acco ate My l id custo
mers and t4ll public.. ge rail . I have the
•best selecteti stock ever o ered Be ver.
d4pur
chased at reduced prices,„ an will be Sol 4 at
rates to low that purchasers w I belrentinded
of old tithes.l If any of the st k sold should
rip, I will rtipair it free of Ch e. Thankful
for past; favii T rs, I still Claim a 1 beef share of
public patronage. 808 I LLON; -
i l' - ' .(At. ldStand,)
~ . 1 wens, PA..
sprlB I,
," T GREAT SEC . : ET
ANGERS AND OTH :RS-4trpon the'
receiptof 30 cents I will end the -"Se
cret , art o catching fish wit . the hook and
line," giving full and ample di eations how to
succeed well in catching all the different spe
cies Of fish that inhabit the waters..cif the Uni
ted States.' Also, "The celebrated Indian
fish charm,-or Chinettenrt of catching futh." 7 --
:This meansl of taking fish -and:the manner of
doing it, halt heretofore been flown td but fe
The value of ( 'ugh knowledg admits of no
question, and is really wort more than' a
thousand this the price asked. 'Send 81) ets
enclosed in' a letter and you will receive the
secrets by return mail. Address •
• • E, ERNEST,
raayUtli York Springs, Admits co.,' Pa
$1,50 1 0 riE f iltelt
sell our IMPROVED $2O flewi,
Three new kinds - . Under and 14 .
on trial. Warranted fire-ye
ry or large commissionsf paid.
chines sold in United States f
'whit% are.l.fullY &ailed by
Wilson, l Grocer Baker, j Bill
*Bachdder., AC other cheap
friagestatts u d-the Mier or, at
risst.fiarand#gnisonatent. 1111
senkf4s. o iddreas,or *imp
st.Biddeford, Blaine, or Chi
wayl6,'6o.
$9 0 :
.. 11 r 4" t r ale i l l
out,: AddreD. 0 T (}A B
Itiddeford, l Ms.
5i57 6,14 .
, .
LT, Zen rant to bur Pte•
slot Clrimakiti. , re
1311411.11111e,14"title . 01 1
a7' •1 , . 451. ,9, 1131111 19 e
4 ' • tz , '
Eighth end-SAig Garden streets,.
' •
~
1 , 3
Au t.,
yip
=I
, •
TOUSAS afiks4mic .
Presidio and Ciorqedting .4,cragnianp,
'AND
Sktraordbutry triaticoini7 ! !
Novel and -Pennaneitmstiang - cite of
Buoiness ,Cdiege. Tata
Prom April fta iSed,
I 1 .
s •
I •
Lira acliciumaturs, - including BoOkkeePidgi
Business .Correspondence, : Formaand Cus
toms, Cilliniereidlj" Arithmetic, ( Bulinstili
Penmanship, litetecting Counterfeit Honey,
and Commercial Lair; : 1 J
-TWENTY-Ft.frg DOLL/AILS.
itcuomiticiairi, Including did daltiC $i Meets '
" as aboier. Tines /beta to arse tainu . hs,
TWENTY DOLLAR S ; 1 '
Penmanship, Three months, J — $7 .
•Penmanship and Arithmetic, three mos ' 10.
The saving of coal and gas in the summer"
months itian advantage of each importance as
enables the management. f this college to make,
a conaiderable reduction in the eummer rates
From - October 1, 1064 to April 1,. 1867,
And.nucceeliing tare, as before, •
Life Scholarships - j I " sBs
Scholarshipos iimontlia::i i 1 • 25 '
Penmanship, 4 months •"-- - - ' 1 10
Penmanship and Arithmetic ; 8 months; ... . . 12
. :. . 1
apaiii. filters for Clubs, Soldiers, and for. ths:sons
- . ot t atfinisters and Teachers. -H.
Day and evisung ruin* Iron for botA sezes,#l ages,
'ln biiiiking,. storekeeping,„ bookkeeping,tpen
nianship,
.peti drawitit; phonography, 'arith
metic, mensiiration, algebra, geometry, the
calculda, daiigation, : sureeking, engid,erinds
gauging,' ironing, .- mpatiatiical...drawing, 4 em,
mercial lair: - Cierniui,: telegritialng, l and the
English branchei; at mtiderate peices.!
Endorsed by the public as tRe most successful
Btudness"College-of the country, as'
evidenced by the fact; that - • -
t
• Foils' Hundred and Two Sclide c s
haVe :entered in the •
Finer Sic hiolerits Or ITS SZ.llll%*Cli.
1
Prinoipils of Departments.
TUOMAS'MAY •PEIRCE, A. M.
george B. Snyder, .R. W. Barnes, I .: •
C. N. Farr, • J. T. Reynolds, ' • -
Henry Reim, A,E.Rogerson A •M.,C.E.
. Sup portedt by an able C orps of Assistants.
Siiirilall or send for s catalogue, College'
Currency, and Bierce's Practical Educater. ..!
bFFICE--531 ' North Eighth 'Streetj
nplB:2m , .T110.5.,31.- PEIRCE 1
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OE
ill
IV
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and
ts 4
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23
gam
one, Flow.
Fancy and•
Rolla, Hair
:hint rents,
ss
es' Clkps,&o.
• •
! loves,
I MORAL
HATS, I
A-:1
I_Acense
of applicant!! for License at Jane &mi.
• slows,. 143€ . 16: : • I
andt'aLs,
Jaime P. Parrisit' :Brighton tp;
John ;Alleband.... Darlington born; j
/Awn Johnston - -Rochester boro;
Richaid Doncaster' • do ' do 1
David llagaw -New Brighton tiord;
John Davis'' _ • ' Darlington Coro;
d Shirts.
er tk a ever
ery cheap:
:G ?OPS
R. L. BakerlTrustee)...HarnuTny tp;
Michael Coup, jr.. i • - Rochester boro;
BamuelWallace.. ... • New Fiewickly tp;
John H. Camp ' Rochester boro;
Andrew Swaney' Grestie tp;
Nicholas Rufer r,bl 'ltcusburg bores
Da'iidJohnston .. Ig Beaver tp; •
•
To sell liquor in qtiantities not less than on
quart, with goods, wares and *Merchandise:
Wm. Breitensteht - EconoinYlp; ":•
C. F. Searcher—L ' Phillipsburg borq;
Peter Angel ' Bridgewater boro;i
B. L. Baker (Trustee)...Harutciny tp; ,
G. C. Speyerer ...itocbester bora,
Jno. 8, Dickey ' Bridgewater.
• EATING EOIIBES. -
and olesied;
4k, I
notil
line si
I
. # l. lge iow
idling
itching.
te, the
d Mar-
Y
1 A,
x.
EMI
(SHOE
Notice- ln the Orphans' :Carirt
The followtngappraisementa under the Act
of Assembly, of the, 14th of April, 185 ,;of
property; allowed to.be retained by 'a ,*i
or children of a decedent, to the valtut2i of
$3OO, have i beett tiled _in the Office of the'Clerk
of the Orphans' Court, of Beaver , eoitety,
and approved' nisi, to: wit : • ,1
Personal property to amount of .spo, re-,
tained by , widow of James Lyidi, dec'd. Ana
Si, Lyon, adm'x. _
Personal property to amount of $3OO,
tained by widow of, James Jameson; deo'4l l .-a-
Elizabeth Jameson} j
Personal property to amount of $3OO, re
tained by-widow of 'Jacob Lpadas,
,deo'd. Al
elder atinf
nder Temple; r...
_ I
ppersonal property;. to amount of 15299 115,
retained by, widow' of. James Murray, dec'd.
Nathan Eakin, adm'r. • • .r
I=
DM
•took of
CULL-
S.
Personal property with claim of $278 28 oa
Henry-Briggs, amounting in all to $BOO, re
tabled by widow of : Jacob .Warner,:decl.l,l.l.
C. '
, Personal PropertY to amount , of $l6O 95,
retained by widow of John Walton,' deo'cl.-.
Andrew Watterson, adrn't. . 1:. .
Personal Property, to sinotfit of $282 if% rt
tairied by irldow*-Of. Jacob thasteisd;
Ann Ihmstead, aclueji. : . .
Wear,
Notice is hereby given- to creditors, heits;,
legatees, distributeeai and all Others! interest:
ed, to appear at the next term of said CoUri,'
and not later than the third day, being the,6th
day- of 'Jima,- to shewcause if say • they'
have, against the final oonirmation of the
above appraisements. •' ; ''h
mayl6 • JOHN. A. FRAZIER,L
EXECUTOR'S -NOTICE. yy
,
T ETTERS testaments : ll on , the; estate
JU of Saxon. Moons, late ;of != Hanover
township, Beaver County, Pa., dec'd, hag
been granted to the undersigned, all persona
indebted to said estate are requested to make "
immediate. payment, and those havintelaitos
against the same will present there proPerly
adthenticated for settlement. _
W. IL FRARER;EseCutori • ,
Hanever tp.'
AR! We
'everywhere tb
g, Machines:—
, per feed... Seat
Abate eels-
Thi Nora =-
lea than $4O.
owe, Wheeleill.
• et.- .3. Co., Old
Chines-ire ix-.
exeabk. to ar-
Ind circulars
.'Shia
, Ilt.
[iswl,y.
ACelpiTS want
articles, just:
~city Bu44ing,
[ lBl O7.
ii
:PriILADICI.PIIId, PA..
:J.: m,. sop° =Dow -111111.28;
-- • -
•
rranciii Blomit • New Bnglstonbatro;
W. &Jc Breitenstein Economy tp; t
Henry Wagner.— Nat'l Brighton bor;
John Aber ~....—. . ........ tistry tp;
Elizabeth Ripper ' freedom District.
mayl6'66 JOHN A. IRSZIER, Clll
mail
- . slo REWARD''-;
THE above reward will be paid' for any In.
formation that . will - read to the wrist' and
conviction of any personivho !hark any
trees or shall oammit depredations in either.of
the Waiter Lots, fir, shall injure' any Shade,
Ornamental o?Foteat Trees, growing within .
the borough. By order of Council. 1
my2B:Bt WM. S. BAucLior.
DOCTOR I •
XIVC:O. 4D. 3r..aMlntiet
•
WillPreotiee Surgery &
OFFICE adjoininetbe new, :Drug2Skors of
Lev.is • & Prptidlej;: Ihnilap i 'A :se:n=or,
Pritigewater , Ps.' I ima72s
itt# c,;:b.ti
BEAVER; Ph.
B:
1 1
11: CLARK; •
ooD , Erristvwfo
-
G
RE
HE CAB Irte=LE7 ORGAN; 1 '
-
_ _
,
Theigivind'o Cergail-t littlidefpial • •
SatedVinteitir,,Palierevtintt - leithe
11 7,"" - •
efipiliciattpt
blitakindits tar hitreilitetielits;
tir'theihuseltinf `Grote,
"Veitid 'olitY by ititgreaCchet; ''ll‘l 4 / oh:SWAP
voWl . .ertsavedby the ptocheSeffir •
provenient 'and PerfeetVik itiCapplieskti- the - •
Melodeon- ind vrof tiimirife
' :"
vet:tilt; in_ in:MA:seen rieltioti; 'oenaitteeler
ifeat;_igl - •'• "• : r''••
riThe CalglifltT 011 RAN - pflnfeirtiod . sole , ,, , „ta • -
ledliy Mason is Hatalin,i of Doston,'hatl
keenrbefore ;the -irublial but Itite - yeariitind*
Yet such are its unequaled_ quolitieelhat
baslound into shlulchedahool and .family., WI I „-
All part! of our. country::: The Art . .Critiorr'ef,
the,liew Yak , slut of - it in his - de- 2i I .
Pvtmenti ; ,qt kis been Blown brthe windt.'ef • 1 -
genuine succas from Boeton to Sest.Prnnetsesi ,;)
.• -.M.' hive sitocesdok 1.
In titsking „et better. emaall Instrument thaer,
any otber--from.little bandbox like things to
those. which, though Oitible and 'not litter •
thin a' pisno, can make! themieliss felt 'f
ehurch—ii the uniiersah opinion:of ihe.iitnatt
eel profession. .They to,}ires that 'no suott,tae ,
Chanted-works of the land' can: be found in s
equal.perfection in Surtipe. The tons is pitre,
and full, and with in immense- body fog ete • '
small provocative-mechanical; force. They. ; ,
stand rough travelling, bad' nstige, and : _
lied in' climates'which kill Ameziesi mioisa ..
• . • ,
The Het': Dr. l -PItIBIE, the . well-known Odic
tor of the New York Ob wrver , , -in his editoShi:
'correepondencei speaking of the insuffiiiitiney' I : 1 ;
of 'the htelodeon to take the place of. the roe _
Organ, says:. .But the want id is Mir ism* I ,
;by the. Cabinet Organ. iWith. your eyestiingt • J
you cannot distinguish-its sound : from thee 2,3 * .
'the Pipe
. Organ itself. • admirably Ale 1;
Idapted to: the perforniance
,of sacred *ale. -1 . -
psalms, tunes, anthems chante•, - &a., and to li l -
grand accompanime nt when the, Oongrege.. ~-
tion sings, and. is just the instrument , thaw
ought ought to be used in all_ churches : w-hire the
people all wish to have the privilege of. hear
lug &Tart in the prase:"" • - •';
200:Orginitta and Pianists. 3.,
.
the nibet.Annineitt of , theiri•rcrfeeSion if is, the';
country, have given written testimony , With. I •
superiority._ of.thise instifinieuts over.nitetie-.
sra cif their class. he Cabhiek Organ.
brief, commending itielf - toinausicians said. to ;
the people everywhere, Its-great power:. its
purity and sweettiess.of tone, arid its so* of 1
expression, added to. its durability
. inkeots- j
piste construction, C annot fail to: itutliei . lit
IP
universal favorite. Such is the diravite . I •
Perfdction to which thesvinstrnments haft I .
been'broight; that it is alike Suited to the
purposes of churches; hails, sehooli; satt pri
vete parlors, and is admirably adapted to both ;
sacred ind secular • music, and it is believed
that 'it 'will bear no unimpOrtant part iti ads-'
'cation and establishing a populir :nosiest 'theta
wherever it goes. ' it . .
The Snliscribersiiie • chisive whplesale .,L -
Agents for the Mason fk It id Cabinet Orrin'
: for Western Pennsylvania, and .ftirriish Omni_
at exactly the same price as ohirged it, the,
Factory. t.t' •
r•
The subsaribeis Are - - anxious lO.send to I
every pekson, whether intending to flirt:l4lg I
an intsfiusrient or riot, a - copy of the- Catiiti4ll
- Circular, which
s oontaiiis a great amount
of earl interesting ' i nformation. , Bent ,pest: l •
,
paid, to any address. , ' . • P
CILAS, C. PirEL,LOR 1
- ,
• •. - SI Wood 6440- , I 1
Betvieen 4th- Bt and Diamond _Alley.-- •
• Pittisburg,•
• t
Werimr
SHAVING Ent- atl i flNGi
SEAM.POOINti. :
most
B, tt &MS having just returned
from the army, where he,
.111111 served for .
a most three years, wishes to lateral hisi forte=
er customers sad the pyhlio generall4 . thai
he has opened . his shop in the nort end .of !hi
MARKET ROUSE, r RID qßifAtßit,, „
where he
. will carry on in his tcirinet gopd.j
and fashionable style. By chise attention to
buslnes, he hopes to, merit and receive wlibe_,
al share of public patronage. • Those kislibig
a clean, smooth shave, .or hair cut in i faiih•- , ,
ionable style, just stop in and Johu
trial, and be feels satisfied thst,ho.can-pleasa
them. - • . [decl3:2m I
t
I COAL
k• •
Tw L de liver lathe othene_ofltoeheater,;
Bridgewater, Beavet and. vicinity; a_good l
.quality of Coal,' at . the shortest &Mee. Wa g- I
one 'can. at any time, e r,aplleff thel3ata, I
on' M' r ifinley'w run, adjoining the, bank
Wm; Porter; Esq. Orders left with John, - 4.1
Frazie, B , Stiles & Sllall'enberger,piidg 7 l
*titer, M. Camp, jr4. , floohestir t , will resole ni
prompt attention. C. MOLE
• - Bridgewater'. 1
• \LOSE : a
ommusplostits , RECEIPT` for Unisiiiit
r
ed\nds in the borough of Bridgiarat9T; .
for th ere 1861 and 1862, allowed on eel ?
lenient with . J.Colledor
f Taxes, Aka 2, 1862, t0r...5.82 '
erson finding Ihe same will please, retutii-to
HOS. ALLlSOeaeurer of School Heard;
ridgewater. {:. • - ' • rafi r26
. ,
A DMIN ISTRII - OIVS , NOTICE.
ETTERS administration' on the . estate '
I_4 of Dads Munnsr,lat t e eY Marti on town:-
ship., Matra Co: ,; died hien isan- 1
id to the undeiSigned, oil pereons indebted'
are required to Make 'mutilate
,p.quiei,t, arat
those claims will presents them; prt4 - :
say authenticate." for settlement. I"
NATHAN EAKIN, Administraa is ' ..
Spr4 l 66. IfairmitOW*
ADMJNISTIiATOit'S NOTqLIf. -;;:
.~11 ,El 6 f4liS Of Stint . NNsiticroft• on the( -
~ 1
• 6f• Ittos::WalittlUti Ltd ' 410r1114J
.; P;;I
Beareig, .•Zeaver.; co.- Pi., liii4e, 41 , 11 ., g I
X
be4i-grinted to :he iirtderiuttlet,L4ll ns:
indebted to said estate' are recineited to, ntake
immediate payment; and those N having Olainuil
'aiming the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.. . . • ' I
J. O. WILSON, kdbt tr-4 . -
Itetivirkmit I
i . 1
marl4'66
1 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT OR.
ETTERS h
of administraon on the estate . it
I Joiu B. - lleLi, . late of
,Racceoonjwp.,l2
Beayei co.; deed, having been greinteo to the
an leraigned, -- all-persona indebtstitoaat:d_cutiite
atlrequesited to make inlinediate payreepl; and
those hayins daiiatt against -enid. .eetete *RV
'preevit them to - the ,intbeciiibCfr properly - a&
thentinatesi for ebtlitmenr.'
• ROBERT 8. •llA.Ll4.la.usiry
• JAMES ORR, Itaccoon i tn.. .
maM'66. . Adtainietnit
_ • ..,,
• _ADMLNISTEATOR'S NOTfCE.' i
x .- . r ......-: i -
ETTERS ot admlntstration ori.tee este 4
of JAXEIC JAMEaOII,. late of Geergetainit
oroujih,. Beaver eotinti, dee'd.-. liftvhig been'
greeted' to the undersigned,' all peoo3o' hi4'
debted to Bata eatata are reqateted••te_inalii
mmedhsta pititetit;. and tha haying se 'tilliala
fgatnet,asiftintate w ill .present .thetral tOzttal
•enbeariber;Troperly anthentieited hit 110.
!lenient . ... ' . 1 ' • f - . : _ .-!', ,
,i . I
It.. - BLIZASKTH JAllZlON. • ideilii.
1 4 Mir/ 4'66'; ~` :" a , Georgetotiaßlef ' i
k , - --• 'COATit . ,
AMI toreikored' to deliset , C.S. of 41( e ti o,
quilits' on Otorteibt nett* r..01.4fis Ist
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