PRESIDENT'S DIESSAGE.-
cickftnittEa nom
law-and treaty o nem k , how
' ' bilged' ' nedelay
ever, may belielleved to,. have tied; Itedin no
small slefroni the doziesele situation of
trvottl •'. : : entire *sego of kubtistry
mcurredin that country during the leateeseion
of Parliatedir. The attention of the new
Ininietry wasp called to the sethject at in early
day, an& there is - some reason to expect • Wit
it will now tie considered in it, becoming and
friendly 'spirit. The importance of an early
disposition of the questiolicannot bit eiagprr
sled. Whittiver plight be . thy rebates of the 1
t wo Governments, it is mend* that good wit
and friendship betweenthe two countries can-
not be eidahlished until a ;reciprocity, in the
practice of good faith - and neutrality, shall ho
Vekorett - betsreen the respeettie nations
• On thetithi of Jane last, in itiolation of our
neutrality lews,
_a military expedition and en.
terprieg against the 'British Nor&'American
Colonist* wee
,ftojeoted and attempted to b
carried on within theterritory and jurisdic
tion Of ' the (United States. In obedience 1 ,
ihe obligation imposed upon the Executive b
the CoAstittition, to see that, the laws ar
faithfelly exeouted, all citizens were warned,
by prodemillon; against taking part in o
aiding , such - unlawful :.proceedings, abd, th
prosper eiril,ixilitay and niral officers wer
directed totike all necessary' mersotres for tb
enforcement! of the laws. The expeditio
lailed,flint it has not been without its pain ,
cons_ peaces. Sorge - of °lir citizens;who, i
Was a d_Lwere engaged in the expedite° , , I
were ceptured, awl hove been brcnight!to trig ,
as for a capital °Abase, in : the ProAince / of
Canada, ,indgment and sentence of • deat 1
hare been 11.roarmaced Neatest some, whi e
;
otherahave been acquitted. Fully believin i
in the maxim of government that severity f
civil Punialinient for misguided persons w o
have engaged in reveintienariatteriepts whi
hare disastrously failed , is eingetand and u -
wise, such 'representations hive been made o
the BritiehiGovernment, in behalf of the co - '
witted persons, as, being sustained by an e
lightened and humane judgment, will it s
hoped,.indece'in their cases an - exercise f
clemency, and ajadicious amnesty to alt w xi
were engaged in the Movement. Counsel h s
thentirmployed by the, atelirtinig:id, to de d
citizens of'tbee" United Stat on Arial for tali
cal offenses in Canada;,and a' discontinuance of
thio,prosectitions which were instituted in Vie
, Courts. of the United States against those who
took part bi,the expedition, has been direct d.
I hare regarded the expedition as not o y
political in its nattire, but as also in agr at
measure foreign from the United States in to
causes,- cheracter, and objects. The attemt
was understood to he made in sympathy w th
r an insurgent party In Ireland, and, by striki g
,ti)
' at. a' Britgh Province on this Continent, as
deligned to si& in obtaining redrete for poli i.
il l
cal grievances whieh„it was assumed, the ci •
p• te of Treland had suffered at the bands,of ht
British Oovernment during a period of sere a
tenturiegi, The persons engaged in it w o
chiefly natives of that country, come of wh n
haol,_while others bad not, become citizens on
Ihe United States under our general laws of
naturalizetion.- Complaints ofmisgovern I
in Ireland continually engage the attention el
the British nation, and so great an agitation it
now prevailing in Ireland that the British Goy
ocrnment have deemed it necessary to euspeno
the writ Of habeas Corpus in that country -
These air umstanceis must necessarily mo /ii,
It
the opini n which wo might otherwise ve
i
entertain d with regard town expedition x•
pressly prohibited by our neutrality-laws. So
long as those laws remain upon our statute.
hooka. ley ottould be faithfully execntec ,
• sad if they ' operate I harshly, unjustly
oppreasirkoly. Congress, alone can apply
remedy, by their modification or repeal.
Political and ceimmercial Interests' of ht
United States are 'not unlikely to be effeetein
i
some degree by events, which are transpirin in
the e tern region of &pope, and thto tme
seem to, have come when our Govern nt
°lig to have a proper - dtplomatic repress te
am a Oreece.
'This Government has claimed for all per zu
not convicted, or accused, or suspects r
crime, act absolute political right of self e:
ptitittation, and a choice of new national e b
ittnce. Most of the Buropean States bat
dissented from this principle, and have clai e
- a right tohold such of t tlieir subjects as h v
k immigraied to and been naturalized in the a
t col States, and afterwards returned ,on t an
scent vt.*ts to their native countries, to tb
• r perform'ence of military service in likema ne
...,‘ resident subjects. Complaints arising rot
.'t he ,i, min in i his respect made by foreign St to)
i. p.ave'lleelofore been Matters of controvers be
- i - ten the United States Tend some of the Eti
i Divan IPowers, and the irritation cone° cent
upon the failure to,settle this question inc. eas
ed during the war irovhich Prneeis, Italy -
Audrii were recently engaged. Whiletp
, 'Britain has never acknowledged the rig
, expatriation, she hr.s not, for some years ai
practically insisted upon the opposite doe rin
;` - Franco has been equally forbearing; and In
_ eta hag proposed a coibpromise, whio
- though
"evincing increased liberality, ha n
, been accepted by the United States. Pe ce
;#--- now prevailing everywheie in Europe, a I'
present seems to be a favorable time for n
sertion by. Congress of the principle, so lot
'znainteined by_the Bxecutive•Departmen th
tl
natureli sidles by one:State Stall exempt
cl xi
native-born subject of mg piles State fro the
perfoimanee of military service under an for
eigidevernMent;so long as be does not olun
tarilyirecitantee its rights and benefits.
.. '. In the performanne of a duty imposed pen
inn byl, the Constitution, I have thus sub itted
to the Tlepresentatives of the States and f thio
People such informatioe °Cour domesti and
• foreign affairs as the petite interests -se m to
requite: Our Governinest is now undo ing
. its most trying ordeal, and my earned layer
.' ig, that the peril naylersoceteasfultriin final
i:,!)
ly ;pegged, without , impairing its original
. strength and symmetry. The interests 1 the
nation are best to be promoted by the viral
of fraternal relations; the ;Complete otoTi ' era
,. -lion Of our past differences, and the re -
- "iiratiiiii of all the purseits' of peace. ireet
big our efforts to the early accomplishment, of
these . great entre, let ui endeavor - to. preserve
hiumiony between the 00-ordinato Depart ine
of the Government. oat each in its pro
!pliers may cordially Co-operate with the o ther
,- ie Becuring_the maintentinee of the Cenetita
tion; the preserrationlof the Union, and the
perpetuity of der free institutions.
- Lim ' '
December 8 ,
OX.•
.. - .17 . GTO; ',
-.A. S 1 -1.,-live ,
1 - DEAtAi, L'i
•
•. - I
CO .)M= r ' s° _, Vl6-
/Ise received: a 'fresh supply et ,
Cranberries, • Hominy
:Crawled Peaches; - , •
Turkey T u le,
• Tomatoes, Layer /I •
- Green Cora; Seedless
Plums, . • English- Currants,
Dried Corn,- •--; Goshen Chee ,
Posehes, Sweet Pota es,
Piektes, No. 1 Macke 1.
Also, s prim Wrathful 08 T BBB l Sago
und•Coffoo. • 1. - ' •
*Wraiths, - strictly: CASH. , • .
A. S. BAEV Y,. -
Bridge street, Bridge
noT2B
'CA
m. -
: ATTORNEY AZIAAN ,
I Nio. 85 Firritl3r., Plrrastrao
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTER lON
et e ' C E s s i t i tt 3 e ti . c)ni rd n w a t e sEs ur o l i t ten I V
Imiliness of hie . prorssion in Bearer Cod (so
• ii .
A.mossru!—AGENTS
ji - jv eat _tor eft chtirely neto aril lee, '
.11! . A ddreva 0. T..GAREY.Oity tuitd
.•
• j- . j
Mil
Da
MOORE'S. DRUG
IN BEAVER
May be found the beet oesortmont of
DR ,
01-X WE IC A.l_o
PT.T •
LIitU.QICS t
And • Eti-andies,
Painta, 'oila
Alf D
DVE STUFFS,:
TOILET ARTICLE S , SOAPS,
. -
jE,I 14, U,.til
PATENT 3CEDICINES
in great variety; all of the bed quality, and
sold cheaper than can be ()eight at any
other Drug Store in thelcounty.
Dukonoo's Female Pills .75 qints per box;
Cheesamsn's, $1: Clark's, $l.
The Largest stook 'of
Lamps and Lamp Trimmings, Lanterns
Stationery, TVlndolo i Glass
and .Putty.l. •
ever offered- outside of the oily. st Moore's
Brag Store; and sold cheaper than can •be
bought anywhere else. Let. those who doubt
this call and see, and they will doubt no more
De018,'66. J. MOOSE.
BRIDGEWAIt.E.Ii
Jlla rble Works.
-- .
• 1 , ._
1
.4 -• -k i - . l .l
D. l 003DR.: 1 0"..b . _e s )
1 ,
11 Le . iIIASOACTIIIIIE AIM DISALVIII IN
b.
i I ' , I i%
Italian and American /garble.
if I
, 1 , -.
d" AKONUMENTS, Hal) .TONES, •
Ste:,
it In Made to order. •
1 Plesie give me a. call before purchasing
is elsewhere. --„ ) .
r-' Shop' opposite Dr: Smith Drug o re,Bridge
id street,' ridgewatez.
July 25, '66:ly D..: ODItUFF. •
Ty ._.
ES T.: BRADY & CO.;,
JA i
i
s
eooessors to S. Jon
lI es & Co,
i)f Wood '& Potrtli Streets,
RCor.
PITTSBURG/ PA.,
kerns, & prakkers,
113.11.
DEALERS IN ALL RINDS Or
RNMENT SECURITIES,
GO
5 • 11;
'f . I'OREIG EXCHANGE
Ili
Gold di liver tOupons, .
e .
li
d If:she:rm. 'perk! for, ColapotTd Interest Nola.
e I
, -,
I-
C°pLECTIQ ) NS made on , all accessible
.! 1% - • points in the,United Stites and Canadai.
e Interest allowed .on time-deposits. Lly,ll:nrn
. • T ....—:___
m , ,
8,1 GOOD O Gli O.CERIE SI
i - •
C3I:IIEII42LIm
EDWARD HAZ
Ca- IR, o c'
sl
sc,t
s is
he
IPRODUCE D
ng
bat
he api
i
29 ly) No: 21 Dia
NSURANCE
MITE nnderst g n © d has been appointed agent
MITE
for the Etna Instirinee Company, of
Hartford, Conn., and likewise for the Niagara
List:trance Company- of new York, and the
Enterprise Insnranob Company of Ph ilaielphis.
Each of thesepompaniet insure dwellings,
ontLbuildings, Storee, Manufactories, &c:, &c.
against loss by fire, on favoishle terms, for five
years or lesei- .
Loeser equitably , adj u s t ed and . procnptl,
paid when the insurance , effected . Al[ htt
,msess connected with either of these tromps
ales attended to with dispatch and fidelity.
AVOLURE, Agent:
aug22 o 66L-Iy. • Beaver„ Pis.
F l Oll, t4ALEr.
NE LOTSon the corner- of Fifth and BIX
O
Etreetts,' in the llorongh of Bearer. This
lot fronts on Fifth Street 118 feet and on Elk
188 feet. Will be sold low for cash.. For
firtherpartionlareinquire,of 8. B. Wilson,Esq.
'e0t31.'66. " I
VALUABLE FAR* FOR SAW
•
MIRE subscriber offers for sale a farm cau
-1 taining 85 aores of land,in
ton .townehip, Beaver county. The lying
farm is On
the road leading from Beaverto New Lisbon,
.and is only about 24 miles from Beaver atid
2} from Vanport Station on the C. &
The buildings consist o? a Frame House, one
ands half stories high, aid s Frame Barn,—
About 75 suite of tlieleMi is cleared, and the
whole tract under fence, sad in a high state of
cultivation. There is algood orchard on the
premises, and the farm is' well watered. t.
For further partirbtri inqufret of James - I.
Honda, on . the ,prcintses,.er to
it B. D. MISS, -
in Raccoon ;township.
1, ,nov2B:3t,
cuss.. $. sizszainr, •
Produce and Commission Merchant'
Weeroketies, No. 20 LTherty Street,
' - Yirricurzli, PA.
TO\ wsmaxasis nzatis tx
-'- I Butter. • -.Saco*, Potatoes, , 'Ffour,
Cheese Bettis, Ifor, Gnein, *-•
Lard Tallow, Ale Fruits, Clover Sud,
Eggs Peatkers, Ore do 27niezky do:
t. Pork Brooms, Onion, Flom do.
urn• Akd Game/and Poultry "
. egijartioulao r atiention given to produce
consignments. - ' Tjelg:6m
TORE,
3LC ICI XL I
Nll SWISS WAT T
*ij IA; p I s
AND PINE JEWELY,
fiILVER SPOONS JILND FORKS,
ETON, JR-
M
AND
EALER;
ond, Pitilburg,.
AGENCY.
C. C. Akie
DWI% IN :1
FINB , TABLB Kit
2-
SILVER PLATBDI
FILEN= CLOCKS & _
`AMERICAN
Fancy Cil:coodi, ace.
17
.I„„Special attention given' to the repair
tag of all kiads of Watches.
No. 22, FIFTFUST '
:
triarl4'66-Iy] Pit
H. MERTZ,
118 WOOD STREET, .4,
PITTSB C3-H,
BANKER.I3- OKER,
• •
DZALIR II ALL KINDS 01
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
FORE/ON EXCHANGES
GOLD, MINER &.'COUPONS.
Mr Highest. price paid
INTEREST NOTES.
Dunseath '
DEALER! IN
wiato:l2.oB
•
CLOCKS, . JEWELRY,'
SILVER-1V IE,
ca-, ' oohs,-, ' oohs,
MUSICAL
I ' *
56 FIFTH STREET,
.
ELI 7 •
10,Agenta for thiAmerillan Watch:-Com
pany'm Wowing UylB'66:ly
•
EXECt TO
tt'S 140TICE.
WHEREAS letters testamentary on the
estate of Saler. Camixas hits of RAC
coon tp, Beaver ebuntyy Pa., .detett, baring
been granted to -he undorlignedrall persons
indebted to said estate an reque,sts4 to malia 1
Immediate payment, and thou haring claims 1
ayainst the same will present, them properly
authenticated for settlement
D*VID ItINIRDY, Emmen tp.,
JAMES B 011?,. 14 eokstown,
' ' • -- 1 ,-. Rkedutois. ',
LAUGHINaGASI
AIDMINISTERED Bli DR. - IitIIRRAT,
1311IDGErATER, PA,;, in extracting, teeth.
are added to my many Other facilities for
the successful prosecution ;of, my profession,
this invaluable pain-killing agent. - All branch
es of Dettistry performed ha! the hest and, most
modern style. All work done as cheaply, and
fifty per cent, better, than at sof other Steam
1 Dental Establiehmentin the State. rmy9'fpfcly
1
oct24
O. 4 DAL
,
WILL, deliver to the citizens of Rochester,
j_ Bridgewater,Beavei aid vicinity, a good
quality of Coal, at the shortest notice. Wag- .
ons can, at any time, be supplied at the Bank,'
on '.llliinley's run, adjoining the bank of
Wm. Porter, Esq. Orders teit.with• John A -
Frazie,'Beaver, Stiles & Bhallenberger,Bridg-
Water, M. Camp.. jr„ •RociteSter, Atilt receive
prompt attention. C. MOLTER,
noyB s. Bridgewater&
'NOTICE TO BRIVA-BUILDERS.
- •
SEALED PROPOSALS ill be received by
the Conunissioners of Beaver county until
Saturday. Oct. 27th, inst.l at one o'clock p
for the eroction of a bridge across Brush
creek, in North &wieldytp.,on tile site occu—
pied by the bridge knowtt las the Plersolt or
Th. opholis Pornbell bridge:, ' Proposals to be
for an.iron or ivooderssiructure. By order.. •
Comxissiosaa's Orrice, JNo. CAUGUEY,
Beaver, Oct. 8th,.1866. • f Clerk.
Lloyd's Frew Map if - IL America,
• in
l
The U s States Continent in 1900.
most comprehensive and beet map , ever
Tpublished. Price 5 3 ,00. Contains maps
of all the counties in thU United States, •
iipsc3a Sole Agent for Boater covey.
' EXECUTOR'S 'NOTICE.
•TITIIEREAB letters I testamentary en the
W estate of Ilmo ItAttsss, late of Free
dom., Beaver county,l L-deceased, having
been' grinted to the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said. estate
are requested' to made Immediate payment,
and those. having claims , tigainsttho same will
present.them properly authenticated for set
tlement. JNO. bIcFALL, Adm'r.,
• Glasgow Borough.
Dr. D.-, - ta'uton
Surgeon,fliysioisn & Pension Surgeon,.
NEW BRICOITON;- PA
OFFICE and Residence at lower . end-
Broad way j any 24, '6B: ly '
STATENORMATACHOOL.
EDINBORO. ER1E.00.., PA.
alltlS School Offers excellent facilities . fer
obtaining a thorough, prletical EigioUsk
coition. :Tliattafe 'essfstif-tbose wbe 12
tend to become tencherS.l A certifleate from
this bistftedles Ltood !OW* is all put of .
Pennsileatda, and exempts the holder bong
examiasilon by *hod offieesf.: Winter
Term will open Deeembei . sth.
for ciretdar.or listalogas, sddreffe
octl9:6w ' I 1 T. A. QOM'S&
J. R. A. R. R A. 13. 9
ATTORIIat, AT LAW, 'N •
fIOLLECTiOIid atd Otbeg business will .re
f,/ ceive prompt stttation. Also legally
sultorind scent for tbe collection of back ,
pay, pensions, bounty and all soldiers' claims.
iparOlftee, District. Attorney's office. Court
Hease, F carer, Pa •H Caug22,T6=-Iy.
!ME ( YO,tlWHEaTifi
BY BUYING •
iv ..,
N--,
p' Media-fates..
LOUIS BREHM
ES,
rit is* •
- I
ROCHESTER, f
(On• door trpm Forum's :kr Georti.eiterh)
Can be found 'ii fullissoisext'of
PIT R• .1D Ci• SI
gßDlpatEs, ; -.
tad:
cREMIOALS, :
PINE LIQUORS;
VF.S:
WARE,
RONZEB,
Also, it full. AsEertment Of
'WINDOW GLASS„
PALNTB,
EpT,t,
birgjPa
NEAT'S POOl 014
- .LARD grf-it
OIL
PURE • AND _ SECOND QUALITY;
WHITE LEAD:
ALA; FINE TOILET SOAPS,
ALL VARIETIES IIIinS3IES,
•
or COMPOUND
)
FANCY & TO ILET-411,T1CLES,
AND' POPULAR, PERPARATIONS
CO.,
All kinds of Patent Medicines always o 1 kawd
Auto, - CIOARB.& TOBACCO,
•
My entire stock has , been yeitansed for
tAeli Mid is offend $ the vI?
Lowsre Paws,. ,••
I am a; thorougkly fdnested Apoth
eery and Chemist. phypialans ethers can
rely upon having their prescription seen
rutin, cud will riai''Ardiogie- 04. •
fag Elth, 113611-4".
. .
-NEW
B ARBERSHOP. -, 1
FIIAVING, 1 - hilt-00TTING SHAM
roolti0 ) . 1344. - ~ . -1
i . 1 •' . ' --fis. *. • t , . ,
V l olt ft- it. WiLLIA A Isvinst tS sioved- his
0 shop from BridirO*l' to !Beaver, wishl
ea to infor m his former customers and the
public genlltthat heir now be found in"
Room Ainindifie TOMM'ai Hamm
where be frill O:carry •in his: former good .
sa4 fooKatablo style . .: By elate iittention -to
busbies; lie hoties to Merit and receive I liber
al share of tublic patrona g e,. The s e wishing
a clean, snitroth, share' or hair cut in a fash
tenable style, just. stop in and g ive John,
vial, and he feels ea Irificd that he can please.
hem.. •, -- ; - , [sug •
'
ANII3I:4EW
ATTORNEY: AT LAW.'
411. AC TICING IN THE SEVERAL
Jr- COURTS OF BEAVER CpUUTT, will
promptly attend to all kinds of legal bdeiness,
in this•or counties adjoining.. r
Collections will be expeditiously made in
all amounts upon all sorts of claims either is
this county and State or in more ditdant lo
calities. e ; .
In Con v eyan cing. imetediste attention will
be given to the drawing of bonds, deeds,
leases, 'articles of agreement, to the furnishing
of abstracts of title, and to the careful prepa
ration of all sorts of. legal instruments.
Vortgegesjudgments and other sectiritles
in all sums bought or -
sqL.Ofrlce inbußding of Joe. CJ WRson,Esq..
nearly opposite . litoore's Drug 'Store, Third
Street; Bearer; P. - Lang 15,'66.
Nstrzn.•for
IHE sitbicriber eon his Farm, consisting
of 250 ACRES OF LANTO, -for sale.—
. eighty acres of said farm brit' Pulaski
Tewnthip, and the balance in New Sewieltly
Towitp. The whole farm fsi under fence,
and about one half of %dared. There is a
good frame hauls in alio a good frame barn
on the property,iogether with all other nec
essary out-buihilags. :The land is well water:
ed,hae two good orchards upon Nis convenient
to sole* ands:hiatus, audio only aboat five
milesfromliesser, thestounty , seat. The farm
can ,be conveniently divided into smaller
,tracts in'ittlititurchasers- L
acr.21,'68. - JAB. C. FERGUAON.
Strayed or Ailteierii
v• 50 ItuNsrkilTh'
•
STRAYED or stolen from t subscriber, In;
Ohio township, on Frhisy night, 1i0e.16,
light bay , hot* with ,whittil hind feet, a Miele
spot on one or both of them, a dim white spot
bOween. the ees, and a whitastripe between
lid nostrits.:' Hasa large head, wbonfeisteen;
hands high and about five years old: Had tat
whei litilprake Sway - isliteCtallasiinddle ass*
bridle. The 'above reward will be paidl by me:
foi tha recovery of the horse. T •
1..T6} gaLPILE.•RERBERT.;
ADMINISITATORS NOTION. •
VsTTEßltafsdatiabisotton oaths estate of
3Liztaa Naos, Ist* direly Ititrhikli tp;.;
ea a, ;mug boat rooted to the
naltrign . all torsoosbidebtsd to lad estate
koriqu .to stakehipaikientotae
those 'halt% alaitss whet 'ltsig estate • wilt
iresent timita to the subseriber . PonterlY en}
tliuktkated Mr set.tbeasst. , i
nc,iii .
ve
_. .. a . mtno , sr C. BYE : . &da marl i an 'r. 6. !,.,
wad' to irs,,NoTior,.., ,i
Li 4 tERS Misista"i
• • onli the • estata
of Jam BRADIN, late :of Raccoon
township, ;Beaver coluqe.:Pli., dec'd, having'
Wengrafted An th e “daisitaed, all: persons
indebted to said estate are rognested to milie
iennediate payanutt, in 4 Am* bnthafteleidlp
"Rand the sane will present i them :properly
authenticated for settlements' . f
•BLXANOR BR/WEN, Ea . ecutrix. ,
"\,
.
n0v21'66-I • . - Raccoon Ili.
. 1 ;
LINSERES
-A.ND
, ‘ - . 1 "-:
WM
TILE BEEWPi3RPUILERY
FOR THE 'HAIR;
Mil
LOIII&BRIMOK & CO.
VALt/AVIE AEMASTATE - At;"011.•
':. • - : :; P.HANS'ACOORT -SALLi7':;C*
kwtrim ot - liTt 7 eiTs; - 4 thy ' ariti"Ak.
- Vesta of Beaver ecounty.ilmundat tgewl,
by said Court. to make we
of thettlirittel l e id ef Rebeem"Mnlrinel"lolll.,
enidtvelpreendinga it *ration, of tog nal
w pen to eels by public' Vendee
0. - - the late retitle:l:not tlte "aid Ile.'l
teased,- anpost, in said eoenty;;Ms I ; 1 1
..i7lutteDA:r,. December 20th : 1' 671 186s 1
, . ,
at lr itelotat,& 1id.,•11 - the fonOwitig d bed
. real estate, attains 1 county of Beaver,'
State Wf Penneyilveuts, via; -. ' -1.
:ifei-:, L - %11 - itit'No: 28;laBortnillb 4Lp
eintidallightint:El Ono, bounded hi** line
of. thelleirino trust, in No- .29. G im it itel l it
WWI tea., all , Wleired. .and . under fence,', on
Vole/Live erected Unmeatalon, Aouse lot ' dio-1
nand I a large two atoty brick dwelling,witb i
.8 notesentl hall ; frameldeeken ittiehed; a
geod cellar Widonnath the' wit.ite helmet i
git 4islient Vattern.** the kitchen - I Aloe 1d '
Again* Wise (two Clones ) nittftel.),
mil*:.Wicocanis; 'a large frame beak born', l
;=.7 2iNu nt) 80 by . 40 feet; with , stabling
-•
h--all well Wetted; a brick Smoke.
ifitiele; coal limns, and buggy bane ; i also, i
kirtilatory frame rem at hauler,' a stable, sheep
-house, and other outbuilding". Thebnildings i
`And improvements In gitod order. A good
orchard on thi,pnitlies; said pp rises being
delOpAtedai purport “A" In thelpkdi astern.
Vanying the - return, of the inquest milting par-
No. 2. - A tract - of land is Brighton !amt.!,
ship, bounded south by the • Ohio. river, west
by hind of High Anderson, nortb east .by the
tract or parcellto._: 8, next hereinafter ; de
teelbed;etntalnleg 179 aerie and 74. perches.
Abilut 90.Were* Cleared and in a good state of
cultivation. balance Iriallikbered-'-premises
well. wide* designated se purpart,' "H" in
Ofortelaten of the inquest aforesaid.
. . Ne.
,is., ' A tree. of land In the township ltfeirisaid.' bounded-north •by, land Of I. 11.. hilm
. Hi4ie and tract N0..4, bereinafter des6Vibet
1 'by Academy lots, 4.c. south by,! land of
PO' ,er and others, and west by parnel NO. 2,'
almin ' described. containing 124 acres aid 22
probes. - About, 80 none cleared , *144, in a
geed state of cultivotion ; balance Went ,
tim
bered, welLwatered, o r good bearing ,app4r
third on the premises, and on which is t.
ad te. fame lug house; designated. lu) latiPart
I •C"iin the plot and return of I• the inquest
efonsaid. - 'r ,' '
• No: 4. A
_parcel of lan d . situate in' the
township aforesaid, bounded north, '•-by .linds
of Allier. end, Toy; east by lands edge. Mach
ellland' !Holtman, and weld, by !net No.
8 Oen described; containing 118 acres. nel.
70 perohes--abont '&S acres eltutred, balance
well timbered, and premises well watered.—
Deisigneted as purpart "D" on:ithe Iplot and
return of the inquest aforesaid. '• . i
_.
No. 6. ' Part of. Academy lot No. 29 is Ber- 1
ough township, 'containing shout 6 acres, ail.
bottom land, cleared and enelosed. I Designs,-
• t. 44 to- Fur Par t, 'B" on the plot and return of
thi Intidtiat ateresaitt .1 I '
No. 8. . Lot NO. 1'23; in like plan of out-lots
stljelaing the town of Beiver, a,djoining lot
Ne.-6, and parcel No. 4 ; above described. con
taining 8 acres and 74 'perehes--bottent.land—
' cleared sad enclosed.' Dnignated:Ceptirpart
.4" in the'plottiand reitirtiefor'esaidl
NoJ 7. La No. 122, in the plan of. out-lots
aforesaid, adjoining c lots Iffos... 1 and 1 8. and
tracts Nos. 11-tutd 4; as herein above described;
containing )11 sere*, exclusive of two small
lobs owned by Weaver and • Ferguson therein;
all awed and enclosed;' and on; which is
ejected a one story brick dwelling b l ouse, with
kitchen attached.. .Designalid• It plirpart
"0"; In the plot and return! aforesaid.
') No, & Lot No.:121, inl the plan 'of out=lets
. aferese.l4, containing about 61 acres, well tim
bered, 'Designated as' purport Ill" in the
Blot and return eforEsaid: .., '
I No. 0i Lot No. 64, in the plan of AeadeMy
lOts afdresstid, adjoining lands of Petrick Mal
eanon on the west, Land* of. 11. Minis, or pub
lie alley on the Last, the. Beaver and' Vanport
'road on the north, and an alley on the-;south,
ik•utaintag 8 sures and 27 . perches, 'all cleared
' send enclosed-good bottom land. • Designated
lee pnrpart 4)1" in the plot and Vet Mil aforesaid.
. 1 No. 10. 'Lot No. 15, In the general Plan of
h?te of the Borough 06 Bridgewater, bounded
Eby Wenn street, W i nter alley; SPrueetalley,
ke..being 180 hy 60 feet,enelosed and designs
' led as purpart ...I".ln the plot and return afore
iaid. . . .. . -
The above embreces a large notet.ini of ex-
Cellent property in good condition,llyirlg with
in 2 miles' of Beaver ; and Will be 'sold separ
etely, as above described, or ;weer mare par- .
Feels will be sold together. m 1 • ,, , ,s4 '
l '
t Tiss—One-third of the perch, money'
to be paid upon confirmatio' bf tale l',,tty the
Court, t one-third in one year; and the iba,ance
in two years from the date 'of confirmatlei,
.iwith interest from same time, the defeed in
stalment!) toile eeedred ii,thond luid mertgage.
The purchaser to pay all exiliiiiie of deeds and
*temps. ' • ' ~ , 1 i
For further information inquire of ;the un-
Hersigned.
!.„ , . ; „ ' . ,
.• , JO& G . WILSON 1. T stele
1 I ' JOHN JOHNSTON,. . ''
nev2l,'66. -Beaver, Beaver county, Pa.
.
MEM
BLEche PHYSICiA
Eleotricittd
Office3xer .yannert's Drug Store,
Opposite Steamboat Landing, :ft°
. cheater, Pa., .
UCCESSFULLir treats all C bronie Diseas
es, Palsy, Deafness, Blindness, Rheuma
tism, St. Vitus' Bane% D7sPoPsia,Cancer, and
all the old knotty diseases that are the curse
Of UM old school air provu their
.fnability to eradicate, are by this , scientific
methodeomparatiVely easy of curb. i A SPEC
IMEN OF CANCER OF LARGE 'GROWTH
may be seen at Dr. Harman's Drat Store by
thoselinterested,*and references !,given of the
cure of ,other Chronic diseases: Particular
'attention . to' Female Complaints and
Nuts Diseases. •
N. o.—Meroaq and Calomel are', not used
by Abe Doetori• • • 1 - n0v21'66 7 4mm.
. . .
. .
PER YEAR '
$1350 0 want Agents sverywhers to
aeU our utmost's $2O Sewing llaohln•s•
Three now kind!. I Trader and upper feet Sent
on triaL 'Warranted Sre years.l Above sala.
ry ere large oonunissians paid. The ONLY ma
chines iold in United State* for lam thaw $4O,
which ire. jlelly licensed by Noir, Wheeler #
Wilms, Grocer # Baker, Bigger Co,. and
Beadier.. :Ail other *heap molting, arm in
/rives** std the miler, or saw are liable: to err
natirustmed impriemedefts. illustrated circulars
sentfree. Addrees,oroall upon Shaw &Clark;
at Biddeford, Maine, sr Chicago,
maY16, 1 60. • I',lowly.
-
CEDAR BETC.SBAS—Pstent.` and Toy Busk
- • ets, Cothen Itsakets,3lar•
' • kit and School Baskets.
' Butter Bowls, Mop dish,
Rollin pins , ho , ice., at
i nov2l: Busse & Snaiinsamsn's.
.
PINS • TAM-- Itoperlit . Toting Hysint,
Ooloag sad Japan Tea, selectee
with great care from the choie.
cat brawls imported, and sold ate
the pries of ardisso twat at
Slums it. Hastusssaasks.
not2l
•
CANNA7I' - fresh stock, of
es; ik • s„! Grestillitges,
. - • • • ' drew . -Corn,, Totistoes,
- Blackberries. lifhortliber
- ries,-' - •Rasrberetes, En*
AFPIr! tec., for sale by
her..,l"• • STII.X4 15.M1.11:11/511211GLIL.
ARJDN -
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AND
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ALEistaigmet 1161 reel
ff.
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WHOLESALE & RETALL
DRY GNI DBALERS:
IBM
E 0 , LEAVE TO INFORM - . THEIR
JJIO friesida and .patrts of -Beaver county,
that their' second La ge, Fall Stock 'of Dry.
Ociods, complete in• -all departments, is now
open for inspection,' at. Ter popular prices
•
1 re 8 fit
Satin stripes,
Silk' stripy/4
Poplin etripea, - -'
Valencia. stripes, `
P l a id POW; 14
Striplitoplins, ,
Brocade poplins,
Brocade Empress'
Mohair cloths, , I
EYiihhir repps
Carded Empress,
Irish Epplitis,
Englialkmerinhe, ; I
And 'a variety of othe,
ii4OOdISS
'Plain poplins,
Plain Empress,
Plaid Empress,
Satin cloths,
French•repps,
English reppn, •
Freneh eserinos,
Gals cloths.
BlackalPacas,
Plain Baratheas,
I, , Crape barat hens,
Figured merinos,
WOol delJlbes ,
Dress Goods'.
, : •
iFigired silks..'
Repps silks, I .
lowest.
,
Cot4reci silks,
Fancy arlks o
At prices atirays the.
I '
It i
.• Cloaking Cloths y
Black ,beaver cloth, •
Black !sicken' cloth,
Black *nob cloth,
. Black 'English Water proof.
Brown English water proof,
Colored sacking cloths, - ' •
Poodle dog cloths, t
eassimere fancrcloths, - ).1
. • Plaid cloaking cloths, ,
Cloaks, IBastPcs, '
Sacques, • 's ' t
Paletots, '
Circuldrs, , ' I Wrapps, , ,
• ,
All of the latest stiles. s'
EMI
1311AWL4S.
Woolen,
Single and double,
Broched, , •
Cashmere,
Nei, desirable and cheap.
BALL2•IOitAIt SHIRTS.
Large . stociL, ftiesutitul goOds. from
to $1),01). •
Woolen: •
Gray, , I ' 'Blue,
Brown,;
From *3,60, upwards.
1 • ,
While, Red, Yellow, 111ua,liGray,
Pcirlyt, Solferino, Pink. Blue and
and ill kinds of fancy 'shirting flannels.
Blatt
bral.:o4
Wbite,
I
Otussirirrierels.
.For men and' boyi, Tweed; Batinettg, Blue
Mareeds, and ii i lardis•stock of coating§.
•
LiYiQn Goods,
npust, MNISMO GOODS,
.72.A.3317 TIN-MN-8
NAPKINS, VOYLES, TO W S,
IRISH I.IINEiIS,
•
dEIEAP-1 CHEAP!: ! .CHEAP! ! !
CorsW, hoop_ Skirts, Kidi
.Kirt Fronts, Tab!! Cqerst
Cotton Billing s
AU Mirka which cannot fail to init. '
itt-..* pi' x) N m .x‘
AND
CHZ,I+; 1;R
ll=
oxa M.Etrlket Elit4F
•
Pitt burg, Pa. toclo
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D Y . ,! ,G - 0.0 Ds t
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piIEA - P I qtrEAlii 1 ell nu ,
ILA.I,
Creeaiy — d on r •
DR. CriDo,Ds •
Ever efeiedl to ' th e Public idthi s , it -
; . •
Also: a rendi4- assortrae n t o f
Ladies!, mosses and Children's
• FURp & SHAWLS, .
R
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MI
CARPETS, bit cionts:RoGsm
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•
Persons in' want of nyth ng in our jam,'
would do well to giro us ft call, as sre are de.'
termined t to Ell our rock at peices which wilt
astonish -
aerßemeniber the Dieiee:
• DIIIiL&P, LUKER & eo.,
136 Federal sO, 4 doors below' •Atarget-Imuli,
oot3l:tjal 1] &LIAO RENtiaIITY.
CRATE. 'A. o.c
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WILS N & DI CREYI
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33 . 13:713-Et
2 i
1130Or l & SHOU
EMPORIUM.
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BOOT
Thibet,:
Promenade,
Breakfast;
Mournini,
I 1
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1
Ali qualities, styles and prices, at gr eat
la reduced rates..
rho
Largest Stock . and boot
~Assorinkett
. of Carpeti, Finor Oil Clothr,'lleartY
lugs, Matte, ae., over ofterod,
and at estram* .
low pricer.
12121:2
W "437
• the - p '
D PESPRCTFU;.LY !NOM(
Ha that iee have-opened
LESALE & RETAIL
ivD SHOE STORE i
• L
IN BI AVEK PAS
• " .
eh n-sed. et barge ani 1.
selicted,
„6c.,e)t
.• ' _
Using p
ent's, Boy's 4 1nd Chlldrai;'s
I . ' Golfers, Slippers, do.;
Ladies',"
:Sho
(Copp
!r Tip Sioes Ll,Bopts.)
[the
.-.lattnufactu7if Ira area pro- I :
as — clttap,- if not clictiper, than
I men? in l'ittiburg or this county:.
; end :o yemnin perrairlently in the.
0. wilt endeavor to lalways eel!
as great a variety and as good tz
e eastern triarli;et atio , dds. -
1 • ,, will do well to call and examine
td prices 'before pazchating- else-
yotieß warra . nied. • .1-
oictsh:r k WILSON.
• 8 Doors Eel -
- ,It • .. Anderson's Start.
ly - Deaver.
ctireoti, froo•!
pared to eit
any estabti:
As we in
business,. i
cheap,' keep
article as t;
Purcaasie •
'our goods it
'glare. 4 1
se2G 661
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,D lt" 1 N 1' 1 . I
C.l rrL '..4117). .`:6' ENG]-
; 31 Ffth. Sfre.t. (e.eggsi.e
Piitsbucyla..
ST ER IS I I
'haw Bari 1
Open f.'
t om Oatober 1,..v until let. •
boat to he a- rood Drr.n l . l ': .
piae'iea`. Stir; ,and. SGO:a
r eal Civil-Engineer. . -
It coSs3 •
man; $25)
good pr44t
ular address A. S'ittiDERSAILLLY.
.r W. $. RAVIIN, corner %pod and
Pittsfaurgh. .. • laugl3:iit
For a cir,
3I street,
MIZEN
H A It . ' -D 11. E S SI, R,,..1C .
:TAMES HRUIN is happy to minounee tnt:s.
0 hia add catomers, that he: has been cli.•
charged fro n the se - twice of the 'United .7t,nt,
and opened a shop in the fratne buthia4.th
-
joining W. Orr's Store. Ladies' link ent . a
the most , pprovad style. He trustn his o:1-
friends will renist their patronage. linsig ,
carried \ theLflag of the •liith lteg. U. S: C.l• ,
foralna4f-. year, in the battles around fe• ,
tersburg, he'thinks himsolteniitledto if.::l
share of It l e•publie patronage. ", /-.
Ho has also opened - a - In-Ft-ell shop in r •
li
room in th north part of th e 3 3larket liGat•
in Bridghi j ater, winch will be kept opennt ei
seasbnablahOurs." - . ' • .
Ladie , 4 l :4nd Gentjemen'a liaii•eutting ail
Shampoohlg promptly at tended to; and clea
ted in the ...nest approved style. . [augS•6Gly •
l'lnrSl3ll.7ll, G . -
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IN-AL 1 PLOW - CO.
. . •
iCHEgTER; PA.. - i
N ATI
31 N 7 U . CTILTIIIO
rye Varieties-of . •
A
dl,
Steel
and wok
Beav
nd Cut Iron r Bo*,
pall tho attention of the fanners e t !
r county 'wishing to !luau , '
lows or now Points, to the.
1 Superior Finish and •
Quality of oar
Work.
Hoar WARRAN TED* ,
tats art Lindalides fit tie ioirr
mbers of Pittelmigplows.
plow costinip
Fr.esii Arrival of
..0 1 (.3.9,f
-.•.
01. 4 A SSES,I
The P.
pondiign,
- 80-91,
P i.
kiSD
I
Extra ~ v
0 ,1
SYRUP
Lov
A. 5. TIMIS - ET , --
Bridgerste ,.
ZUr - r rirat urig! - .!
r ubscrit;er •icoulcl regnest his friesi,
It It and. examine Hs trait sod 01‘
ltS; tinoluding shruber,ll, befp:l
MstrArg, at Hs' Prospect 31'0,1'
3 IP, .. Viitt of te.# Drigition. - i •
Itr.27:44tvr• - ELWOOD:11104$-.
154116 V 1---------
.
. -., .Parf -
o"foticosi in'lh fardly tr.:-,..: si r- -
~,,.
ii. S. Harvey,. A Frie: 32:25,._ a t ..:
kV on trand'and to: :Iale"-'.-4,,,I+IIP.,''
For sale
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