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,:' ARGUS.'
May eth, , 1887
ME
riticiii.antd.:*o3 :4A •:A7,15.5
BINO1!AM, JR., 54 Fifth at., Fitts
bufg,
is the authorized spot for the Agee'
is that c i t y.
-_«.r---
: AIIVERTISEMENTS.
. .
t h e titention or'the'public is directed to idle
diving new ,advertisetnett9v wkicia spies?
e t the tune in the Av. a to-day: • .
tet,,unty Account—BuFgess, otc. it4 . / 11
pa-Peru ,
05..,Getty,‘hurg 4ffman
See.) ••.
.6„Letter List--T.. Tivin*.P.
.tipicial Notices—Wilson 3: Stewart.
cecheiip Goods—Orr g, Dawson.
sertifteist Notices.L4.. H. Bence. •
.9„,Specittl Notices—J. B. Rhodes.
orLegal Notice—J. S. Littell..
a-Savings Sec'y.
ast-Srceisl Notice—Wilson 8;. Dickey.
i-Special Notic es-:-IVilsain 4 Stewart.
a,,Special,Naice—Wm. F. ciarke.•
'§alol73- ACCIDENT.—On:Thurs4ay of last
,4„.‘,llife:Mr. Jelin: McKenzie' of yanport,
qt'rou.nty, was engaged in digging a cellar,
di; tank fell, in oa him and broke hisleg. 'He
I,yrOially covered.rith earth for about‘ an
hoia,bcforerreliet came to him. After being
4ricittO, inedcekl assistance was procured,
irlttlie fractured limlircdOced. lie is now in
a fair Way fol.,recovery I
oirenar.n. —We incidentallflearn
ed abort titan ago. ; that ata regular meeting
t h e ' tiopi Tenni - lan's organization of,Bridge
witer." tbe•degree of = .Was 'conferred on
our f e llow citizen, H. Odell, Esq..,Tliis is
an honer of altlelt lurtnay well feel proud.—
The wne degree was alio conferred upon two
or illree at that tune`. • Can probs
. I,i 11:1111es with p?rticulars in our .
diou.• • . .
• ,
LECrtittx.7on tcismorrow titening,
(Thi;tglityi Williams . , D. D.: , Presiding.
tildzr of this dirt riot, will deliver a lecture in
the Church of Bridgewater. Subject=
..11e-Cit . riftiont orator on .Mars' Pro
etiettjittte aplilieti to religious purposes:
is reoignizel here 1 as a very . able
man. 0;(1 whoeVer goes to hear the leCture le
' firrol to will have , no cause to regret doing
Lope i4211 , 01' of a very large atidience
in altlelitiance on that evening.
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Ovna.—Tivo 'cows, belonging to
ltpleger. of Bridgewater. Were run over
by n train. near the railroad .bridge, last
Thor lity .afternoon, brAlting both cows . legs;
Fn Oily! Mr: lleideger was. compelled to: dis-
Tnchillicl', which he did with an ax. One of
the 44,v., - ; he valued at one hundred dollars::-=.
'Tis!indecd 'a pity that so many of our cows
see by locomotives. ; People ought to
I ,
twit(' ckrefol and keep them Away' from the
. _
MAxtv,;TAltts,t%G.—lL addition to ,ho rob-
lalt , j, of, ?Ir. gres money drawer, last
tame IMO PA. it appears, broke in
to Mr. photo,:rapla ear, in the Dia
mond. '25 trt.m him, besides damog
ing :f `r.end some of his moveable proper
-13. •Tito i v next OTT. t to ..the barber shop of
broke open Ale door, and stole
tt,lo tiro dollars in money. Cir
con:Ftnntnlso go to show thad they contem
plated b ak Mg into Orr & Dawson's store, in
ttibalitceltut wereirightened away by the dog
that is \kept is it at.
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„Ilysitilen CAT-S.—We would direct. Oie at 7
lemon of our readers in the county to the fact
that .11.. S. J. Blackmer°, a farmer resident. of
this county, and well known to 'many of its
Milks as a prompt and reliable business man,
is atpreScht 'doing holiness at No. 24 St. Clair
Ft.. Pittsburgh. l'a:, as a dealer in Jlats and
ripi His 4 1 Oft: is large, well selected; and
his been'" purchased at the loWest cash rates.
He i 9 selling these gooda at a smell :advance
cpnr, cash, nod Offers inducements to , persons ,'1
, leiritigin purchase which should not be over-'I
1, ,:,,I. w, , would recommend those visiting
hitt s t tit••,7ll to call at Mr. Blackmore's csiab
lidimel tend ex ptine ltis goods and prices.— ;
Remenihrt,the number :', 24 St. Clair St.
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SErsa Arr. EFErfinsi DISTRICT.—iII corapli
lye with a 1 cti ion" of-Jhte-Town Council and
chizens of the bo otigh of 'Beaver, he court
.4e , ireidat its Novetudietertn that. t4.boroughl
rJ Beaver should he subject to all O restric--1,
- linl.. and enjoy all `theadvantage le
s; pitmen']
1
tcripriile jt . s ., conferred by th'e act of April H,
iSc ‘ aild a tintilled the former charter; se far'
is ititotlict ed wit lt saidact, Being'doubta in'
tits tniys olf setae as to Whether the borough 1
lieixvie a separate ejection district by said de-i
ctei a petition .of citizens- was presented at 1
the ii.ljniirrie.: court held here on ther2dask- 1
I km - tic. ' decree be so amended as to ex- 1
p:1 , .4..'4. , hclire it such. This amendment was
e , r , ie n re•l : and , tilie Cork directed to so 'record'
il l Once rite, voters Of. Borough, township,
vilijiit the t o r tire vote at one place. • t".na. the
1 :044s of the i , orough of Beaver. at, -iinoth
erPt,,.
1 -, . 1 ,i 1 ," sl., informed - that the Bathe decree I
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niQWl)lf.thrike, Iteavcr borough an independ-1
tcjl; l 4, - ,,,,1 District. - ' . I -
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t irantit.r. —The editor of the fAiali is in
ir;144.,
.I:finie two or three Weeis ago Mr.
ik,sss icot I , if this piece collected from our,
caittitil sonictliing over one hundred dollars
.
fo r the r.ii..rof the destitute of-the Siinth,-1
Thell6 , l! imin, it, appears; contributed a
. 1 : 1 1 1 1fi." and ito ler the pretext ;pf misappropri
!inn, h '
e,it'oic bisists that the ' eferesaid !finite"
.211111.15 e returns:} to him: He' talks Viciously.
and anitoui ~ t her naughty things, ` says; 'fflt
.would h e tint- proper to held tbose who-collect
ci and di4i,Thell of it Ache Money) in the riiiin- .
ner stated t,,, au account. for. Obtaining mdney
under talse• pretences." ' This is all bosh.—
.The Lisa! and it; party friends have forgone
1- iis e past been insisisting that " oc - on'gress and
.
the anon parry Were oppresSing thaSonthern
.
people, Ind claiming that they were the only 1 rl
.-11.. Daurssv's -.. .T I ECTIIIIa.- 7 -The lecture
In7ldkill,tiie North the latel - Irebels now had. -,prepaied by Dr. Doppse , Y of this pine°, • (no
-Iti(, thes e late rebels were r'epresenzad aeon- I ticedsy us last week; ait.a reply to one - de-
P. /L enf s w"" I '''' -1 3 ' s bein g in !ii starving condi" Ilivered a short time' ago by a Canton, (0.)
r
4 .0 to relieve .theni , Oubscription was
• ° cited in Beaver. Members of the Union lAttorney) was delivered at Massillon,. on
fir.v - •
contributed quite freely, and when o ltr iThursda, evening of last,week. We hay . e in
r?triras taken to Odell, he could not, in the l cidentall y learned that,quite a large audience
.. ep ees! !that he had hypocritically said before,
. givin g a "mit e. l ' lie fshelled out," but:had aisemblid to hear it, that: the DT& lee
n:tn. like a two yeart old boY, to' have ' lure wvs .. avery fin , e . on , e, and that:hi! numer;
, 1:1_14.n returned to him again. If he ever' out'
~f riends; present
, on , she occasion, were.
0 , t ,. 1 " 1 .1 1 . 10 ve for the - itiutbein people it -.died , highly-pleasedmitb : bis•.hanthing of the lab
. ~ liten.S.eett "flanked" him to the tune of 1
c''' •He wouldn't give I ftred"• now to say/ j ' " -
Jett. under discussion.. •
~ Soutli—men. warden,
l ', e i 'lbois .• ' - --• . 4
tittligkers:'—fro.no death.' 'ABU% forced prate . and Two" stics.iie are indebted tolohn B. Eakin
Diked his theory all - •
to pieces, , • tEsq:, for lets New , Orleans papal:,
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.'. A NO toiiii.,Hozot i'enjrnr.sl.l*/***s.4 .
:Action is now being filen te,Previdit • lietiii
or Asylum for invalidsoldiers, at Gettysburg:
"In furtherance of tbis Legislature.
the Legialater
of this State, asst winter, p•smni.an act sitar:.
pig a corporation of . which General' : Mena is
President; and General H. 0. Sioi*lstrelul
urei, with an efficient board of Supervisors, i
whohaveAbe,power_to (Battling". to the , hold!
creed' certificates alerge in:Maier of hiunensely
valuable gifti, consisting, of diamondl,..petrls,
emeralds. rubies, &c., purchased front citizens
of the Southern' Statesduring the 'rebellion,
and which articles will itoon be ; exhibited in
this City: .By this Scheme it 'is 'oenfidently
inticipatOd a large fund will be . created to--
wards the erection of the Home. A great
' feature of theeffair.consistain the. fact .that
every purchaier of the 'certificates becomes a'
contribute} tothisNatiorttp. Home fund,. and
at=tbe same time has a direct .interest in the
distribution of the rare gems.mtnitioned above.
The dettille of the entire scheite wilt . be ", con
ducted in a perfectly fair and honorible man
ner. The site for the Home has Already been
Purchaged, and consists Of thirty acres of land,
'used by General 'Meade during the battle Of.
Gettysburg as his headquarters. The - plan
has been approved by ex -Governor.; Curtin,
. M afor General Meade, Governor Geary,.iznd a
Marge number of prominent milttary,heroes.—
ISee; the advertisement of the „A.:iodation in
another column - . ,
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Bouxrr Accounrs.Weitave on one or two
occasions spoken of the act of the Legislature
requiring township officers to snake a public.
exhibit"of their bounty accounts, through the
riewspapers. Some of these
_officers. in our
own county. have attended to their duty
promptly, while others have given the lastri
referred to no attention 4vh4lever ,For the in -•l
formation of these latter,lwo publish the act in
question, and again invite their attention to it
It is as follows, and appears on pages 778, and
779 o f pamplet laws o' l lBo6.
SECTION 1.. Be it enactiff by the Senate and
House of Representaiives of the Commonweeilth of
Pennsylvania in General Ass!mbly met, and it
hereby enacted by tfie with:ark; of the same, T hat
it shall be the duty of the commissioners. au.'
pervi.4nrs: borough and city councils, school
directors;; board of election officers, and all '
other persons and officials who, under the di- I
reetio% and autbority of an Act of theTteneral
Assembly, relating to the payment if bounties
to volunteers, approved the twenty-fifth day of
March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. and the several supplements thereto, pro
ceeded to raise money.. by, taxation, or other-
. 1
wise,,as the agents, officials or representatives
of any county, township,. ward, city, or bor
ough, for the - payment, of bounties to volun
teers, to have theiritccounts regularly and le
gally audited, at the time of auditing other
accounts, by the proper board of auditors of
the county, township, ward, city or-borough,
for which such moneys were so raised and ex-
pended: '
Sac. 2. 1 . That in case any such accounts of
moneys, raised for the psysticns of bounties as ,
aforesaid 'shall not haVe been audited by the'
proper board of auditors, as provided in the
first section, before the passage of this act, the
said auditors, or a majority of thesis, shill no
tify the delinquent parties or officials, Laving
authority to raise money for the payment of
bounties to volunteers, to appear before hem
at a time and place fazed by said board of aud
itor's. not less than fifteen nor more than thirty,
days from the date of.snott notice, forth.
purpose of auditing these accounts up .to the
preceding fiscal yer,. thence annualy here
after, as provided in the first section ; and up
on failure of the enamors to attend to their
duty, or of the delinquent officials io meet and
make a settlement with - the board,ff auditors,
aforesaid, each person, tlo offendirg, shall be
liable to a penalty of fifty dollars; to.be col-,
lected before a justice of:the Oahe, or alder
man, as other debts of liktamount are collect
able, one-half to be paid td the prosecutor, and
one half to be paid into the school fund'of the
`county, township.- ward borough, or city, for
which such delinquent has been sating.
SEC. That it shall be the duty of, the
auditors. immediately after the settlement, as
arpresaid, to prepare n'Conlensed statement;
of the condition of these finances, and publish
the -same at the cold of the district, for three
successive weeks, in-the two newspapers hay
ing the largest circulation in the city or coun
iY. JAMES H.
Speaker-of the House of Representatives,
DAVID Ftzminc,
, ' Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the elelienth day of April. .Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and six
! ty-six. A. H. Curtin.
MANUFACTUItING SALT.—We stated some time.
ago that Capts; Fretich and Mason' ald of this /
I vicinity, were putting up the fittures to`man
iofacture salt in' Raccoon township; this coon
y. • . A week or ten days ngp, having everything
Lin' readiness, they commenced the work of
boiling, and' are now in sneeesrfutleration.
On Saturday list we were shown gape of the
salt manufactured by them, and trititter
arti
cle we have not seen i for some `time. Their
product sells I.:adily at about threidollars per
barrel. Tn COMlllklifith the peeple of the
{ county, wo hope ilia their enteri rise will prove
a' pecuniary suceess. •
RECORDING or SOLDIRR9 Discumtoss:—The
last Legislature Rosati a law requiring ,the
Recorders of the se4al counties .14 place on
record the discharges - of soldiers,. so' that in
case of their being Jost or destroyed the proofs
will stiltremain on the counti - tecorda; It is.
as follows :
SECTION 1. Bc enacted 0., The 4: the
corders of Deeds in the .several. counties of this
CommSnweoltb are hereby authorized "and re
quired to record all final discharges; of com=
missioned and non-cormisissioned Officers and
privat i n upon application being Made to them
'by the holders of tne I same and that . the re
cording of the same shall•sibt be alibied to the
payment of the State tax. • •
MEI
MM
Gore To Wear., ---Oar rollyig lane and its
factories an all now in taltoperaiion. The
bands wa3l44l!nri;on.MandaY instil t 44 the
P rices al .31f ? d : 111adt q w b ial i URI OM*. Bus
luau alma die *Ai -a' MIN I M
aspect *we 'utt.~ ICU telte
boiled Chi l i peopeieforti ill be *(6.01.104t56
eta at Prices tof . w'aiii'Mt• than hi Pailall Wa
wages asked 14,1Aeirorkialni;.- iOitiskowlol
and 8h sron work bass also. teen teemed.
814siti &lots Cirimuirton" Monty
Sunday &had Coevention htdd
it
byterian haro of this place ontheldaid
. -
8d was quite a success:. Al th ough many por
tione of the county ,were not represent:Sib:lA
the coirtention, still, the attendant* was latip,
and the exercises of a moat interesting oksi
acter. Rev. J. Z. • Gilbert, of Buffalo, "was
. .
present:sad conducted the proceedings in la
manner which could not fail to make favorable
and lasting impression' for good. He will -be
sure to receiv e a. cordial welobme among the .
good People of Bearer, ihould be And it ion
ventent to visit our town at any future time.
There is but little doubt that the convention
has given a fresh impetui to the Sunday Reboot
cause in this vicinity. as ministers and People'
seemed more than ever determined, to devote
their best energies to its Success. • We expect
to pubiisk a fuller account of the proceeding,
in our nett blue. •
Sianias.
tv one Who will understand then.
There was a time—there was a day--:
Our friendship seem'd a thing divine
But ith4 that time has passed away-t
-. Our friendship new knows swift decline.
Could ail the deeds of days gone by—
, Could all the *Oughts, the hopes and fears
Be blotted from my menery's eye;
There might to blin in coming years.
But gloomy shadows of the past,
Still throw thtlir darkness o'er my heart i
As clouds, when oe'r the sun they're cut,
.A gloinny shade to earth impart.
But biz; it so. What's put,lve borne :
What's still qo c ome, Fit try . to bear;
And, though isur friendship's turn'd to acorn;
My eyes shall strive no grief to wear.
Would I might bate—would I could show
The same indifference you feel;
But, though I strive, all too well know
The feelings I would- fain conceal.
Thy heart is cold which
. once beat warm ;
With smiles no more thy lips. beguile ;
That glance forbodee the.frising storm,
Like lightning from the "fleecy pile."
Oh! may it burst with all its power—
May pent-up wrath pour from thy heart,
I g or sunshine may succeed the shower
New' friendship, like young buds, may start
FEMUR, AWOL; _
I ' Uookstown, Pa:
tpecial Notices.
mar Says toms Mosel."—You can save both
time and money by purchasing your Millinery
Goods and Trimmingi tt J. H. Benee'e New
Afillimry and trimmErig SUMm third •
Beaver. • .
1115rnowans Awn Rtssows.--Splendid as
tortment of. Flowers and Ribbons at J. B
lienesti and Trimming tstsblish .
ment,•Third et. Beaver-. - . • .
. ger4lf you want your fiats and Bonnets
done over, altered or cleanect cheap, and Yet ,
to look as good as new, take it to J. H. Bemis!'
Millinery Establishment, Third et., Beaver]
I
• 11$916:11fr. Wing, Teacher, of Pennmanship,
will remain in Beaver two weeks longer, only.
Citizens or, thers,desiring lessons in his art
can • join the elass, which meets evary after
noon at .4'o'clock in - the Seminary, or lessons
will be given them at their respective homes.
siirro save money is to buy your Boots t
Shoes at Wilson It Dickey's. •
, in Gaiters for Misses and
Childrens',.at Wilson & Stewart's.
• Men and Boy's Kip Boots cheap 'at Wilson
Dioksy'S. •
106.4ohror's Epectorant Wild Cherry Ton
ic will Cure and alleviate all morbid affections
• .
thewhuman system ,is liable to. Try it
willlspeak. for . itse:f. FOr sale at Ithod:
Drag Store, near the P. 0., Beaver
ei
sON;ATZD PIIOI3PII/.7ll.—The great aunt=
scentrated Fertilizer for Potatoes, Corn, and
Garden Truck, for sale by the barrel or byl the
pound, at the new Grocery Store, 2d door
above P. 0., Beaver, Pa. W. F. CLAIM&
Gents.• cloth lace Gaiters, tip & plain t
at Wileon & Stewart s.
Saes ball players! a now Shoe just
out, can be seen at Wilson & Stewart'.
1060A . good Selection of fine Cutlery, inClu f
ding and Gents.' Pocitot Knives.
Kriivei, Fruit Knives, just received $t Rhodes'
Drug fitore, ,Beaver. _ - •
167'431n - ea Oloth.Conipesi t Gaiters, tip and
plain, at Wilson 3 Sterrait's.
A new.thing in the Shot line, for Chit
dren, never wear out and Can be seen at Wit
son tr. Stewart's
gretents. , o ,fine sewed Fr. cog Boots at
Wilson & Stewart's. . • .;;
i i ! i.pere mite Lei ea,- tteleied Pll . lllt4t Liiy%
see d,911, Brnehei, &c., jnat reed at Ithodee
Drag Stare, -near P. 0...; Dearer $
=MARRIED: -
".AgrilBoth, by jar. i 3. Mcertm, Mr. Craw
V.. l Bl6l.u.si3utatut to Ifiss.Efou N. SIIILY;.
both. of gm? bestir; Ps. .
(MedPleut e4SPY.
April 18th, by Bel: P. - .7:Cumminp, at the
residence of the Arlie's father, Mr. 'Joss
Snags to Mies Menosses.a.BAFes.
DIED.
.On Ole ath at MAT. (11,67 Ifteirik
Mrs. 'Cerimuirs, wife et Rev. Joeinek- MOD.
ros. ! iii at 81st year of her sac'
I ,
-,.w,g;..g5, the _fnlionins'f_yar,plever lyric in
the
S q I : It Ithe ring of ileini.
aid is Adt i_ i s i r d i i i nixie& the Hposioseel.
rat.that 111110111/014-- d 4 1 0 !Fn.
...
segique_'.',...„ .',-_
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Theclisehistbl A
IMODlig Lddy.
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- -- - itr_i Sown. onw. '' - -
;- - 1 She Idea ii. the liOlittil P4 . 1110P. ~ t -
And rinks,* thatofdy beaux;
She plays ikak her Std. fingers, 1 ,
-- ,' And trots-witit'her little toes; ~• . -
She calls foi bar! SPnaiolt poodle,
She cells Sir Itar t ebitutfan, , •
Me kisses .
hin t • - lOtig.4l . t
red Puppy, . •
• And wishes it wns 1 man.
tier toother,ilityp in r the kitchen, _
Dressed in her wparae attire ;
...
She's bettsing nirfir Ithglans; - -
- , And roasting o,Tar that fire ; :
_She's tasking etas !aka einteotion--' ,
Some deliolonsitind of treat— - 1 -
I Of oreatns and varioonjellies,
I • For her daughteeirbeaux to est: . .
WON
NEW •M
TR
.(2 DOORS BELOW STILES &
SRA LILENBERGER'S, WATER
STRET, BRIDGE W ATER.
I •
.
HAVE
foim lith rl i y OVE occ E u D pie t d o ttheN. --p T
roomJ. M. °key, - on IWitter St., Bridgewater,
where I will be glatlto ; see all my old custo
mers, and all otheri faioring me with a call
• I am noi reeeivlngi IC Urge. and splendid
stock of
. latest spring styles of Millinery.
bimminp, a,c whit* willbe sold very 'Asap.
Of every deseription, - silk and straw bonnets
Ladies and Misses kali, ribbons, flowers ru
cbes, &G., &a. - • I— • •
Of all kinds, for Dresses and Sacques,Gimils,
cords,_ laces,- amnions eugene 'ruffles, but
tons, &o. • F. j •
BALMORAL & HOOP SKIRTS,
CO){SETS, HAIR NETTS, "
WALT'S, BUCKLES
Gentlemen's Furniihing Gaols, Gents'
end Ladiett:Traper Collars,
MEN AND SOY*: :HATS AND
CAPS. NECHTII3B. SESPENDERS,
- US - DOR.3llllrP r i A".ID - DRAViza
ERS, WHITE ...SHIRTS;
PAPER COLLARS,
Hosiery 4, 43f10v
LADIES' CLOTIIS, ALL C9LOli'S
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS
Just received & large lot very 'cheap, oaU and
see. •
11111
Somf
ethin g
. RFUL
AT
LY"' S
NN-q
~,LINEItY.
AND .SHOE, EMPORIUM,
2611111iier3r
GO9/15. AN D SI A WL3 VERY
cIEAP : _
•
oszir.coms.
MILLINERY.
tumuli altered and cleaned; CHIAP. •
• 1r _ j
Staliplig, Pinking and Cloak Cutting,
' r ani` staklng l oo short notice.
Men'e starts made to ardor. Machine 'Malang
CALL :4205 SEE ME.
ip TROUBLE to SHOW Goops
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• sair Remember the plsee=two doors be
wlo Stiles & ,t3halleiberger's*Grooery Store,
Visterstreet Btidkewater,
• I .
WATT GEALY.
TINWARE
irHOLESALEI AND BETA
T r IZALIth, I R ALL RINDS OF
Tin, I Cop
iron
er -&
Sheet-
NVsiate.
. ,
d• PROPOSE CONSTANTI.T ON
ban of . COPPER " AND
ET-IRON • WARE, 'Which' V will sell
•
42' rat
rukßOfing, Spouting *Job work
Done to tiAni,iba best possible manner
11 as IthOttO t i/130".
Using none bet 114 best of instertal-and lute
int :tione hit• the best of,vik
sir knee,
WE
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SHOP OYTHE jO WEE' EN OF
' I
Stri43
Give' #a a 04'40 Poole' L ( SWel.
Japanned
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iitiyon: bond.
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insyrita
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I•IIOPAIETARS: GOODS AND
WE-STUFFS. - ' •
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•e an prepared to sell PURE * SECOND
1 I Ann WHITE LEAD, ANb 011.8 of all
. , de, at Pitaburivi Prices.- , - - :, .
I==MlNi
1.13 . 1)o VP outsl OF ALL sup.
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Our. stock of Alcohols, , Wines, Brandies;
W_hiskeys,'t and other Liquors, will be .found
complete, and, being selected with great care,
cobe relied 'upon as being Pure as can be
obtained, and will be sold for . Medical. Me
chnical. and dacremental purposes oelq. •
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oPr,eseiipti ns and Family
R eeipta rAktourately- 'Filled at
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Ail flours. . • :'
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ra. Prescription and Medicine Depart
meit being under the personal superviiion of
M 1 L. M. HAMILTON,. with as experience of
seven years, we Satter ourselves that we can
give full
r satisfaction in . any bona, of the
builiness. .
i Pos t .
Diamond,
0 oe, c ß o e r m ne e r ini V b h err ird th s e ti ll e i e e t ce a — nd ne th ar e
B-
T ll er sin . . iespect . fetidly invitedHto call and• ei.
scne our goods and prices before purchasing
el ewhere. , , • - .
: eaver, Apr'24',67ly T. IV RHODES.
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D STEET (1 DOOR BELOW SEMINARY,
Beaver, Pa. 1
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era - to die Friend's sad" Customeil tetiOlect
of the
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BROIPERt_
HANDKERCLi.IEFS, , i
LACES, ' "
RUFFLES, -1 . 1
RIBBON,
BUTTONS,
• HOSIERY,, ,
! CORSETS, •
- . GLOVES,
. BAL. SKIRTS ,
e nevi style Invisible 'Empress 'Trail Rol*
Skirt, Veil Stuffs, Grenadines, Sun Um--'
break Zephyrs; Ladies and Gents
Paper Cuffs and Collars, itc, • ..
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MILINERY.
every descriptOn . flits and Realists,
very cheap, I ,
.wers iWeveryvariety,cheaP, Rate andßon.
netealtered and cleaned, Cheep.
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Dressmaking, Cloak and Sack - .•Cnt=
tt,g, Pinking., &en k r & v i •• ."
14113110 Detaorest's Latest Pa • : and'New
Tort,Triasto4l Pattern, constantly ;
' hand. - ; • %.
•PAT,TERNB FOR' BALE:: ,
• As - our etock has • iseis purchased - At ; lo w
flees, it Is offered at corresponding los `was.
ire us it eel and satisfy yourself., •
Dote& forget ilteitlsee-Tnie docor beloil the
• .• , /Minna)... Bears', • Pa. •
H. Bragop.
ADMINRITEATOWS !TOTIQE.
EWERS of adnaltiotsoulio' on the tallti
of 'limo Urns Isto of South goo's.?
ikabil•BuTer,cauxati, deo'44 hoTint bO. II
4 in-n
-. °Mod tO the said totits.areriquestea'poinsie
edlitfiliiiiment, awl thioo ho:iring elifinz
"demon& sigoliotAbo ostatolbf odd dtmedosit
Minsk* lutown dio Ilita. Without dft; to!
yllf twidun . TEms, mw r.l
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R' . DRESS tiOUDSi
EW PRINTS, ,
• .NEW DELAIRES,
and NEW MUSLINS.
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NEW MILLIINERY tiOCIDEI !
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EATS, F,LOWERS, RIBBON'S,. &c•
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Haring secured the Ageiey for the
Empire Sewl
_ng Machine
tttdly solicit sp iisminstion or the
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r.laeltino Is constructed on a new prin
mechanisml possessing niftily rare and
improvements, baring been examin
most profound experts, and pro—.
to be simplicity and perfeation nom-
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ciple of
vsluabli
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!mace(
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Ins echeal e:M point. of view, the advan
tnges w chain for the “Birrtst Macao',"
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lst.-4The method of driving the Needle
ai byi',a compound crank, which produces
t e same action as - heretofore 'obtained .hy
-1:1
eons of a Cam; but in
.a_ more durable and
n b
e2fLiseouil—emirniothanTeneerae.troe-tseteinabg;esahatfte
p a i )ze en tle
tte
m required under the arm; without detri
'ent to the durability of Machines ; haying
a bearing directly over the Needle Bar.
3d.—Our Feed Wheel is a friction feed, and
n: ,
s constructed that there is but one joint ,ia
transmitting the -motion from .the rock shaft
to the wheel, and unlike all others, cannot
be effected by oil or dust:
4th.—The ROck Shaft that works the 'Feed
motion also drives the Shuttle. /he bearings
ir this Shaft and Centres are hardened steel
and adjustable, sc that we can take- up the
biet motion at will. , 1. ,
The following are, the principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines: ."
1. Excessive fatigue to !lie operatoi, . 1
' 2. Liability to get ont,Of order.
8. Expense, tiouble,• and. loss of time,!in
repairing. . .
1 4. Incapacity - to sew , very' deacription' of
inaterial. -,—. - . -
5., able poise'while in operation':
Disagree . . ,
e Empire Sewing Ziaohino,is
. . -Exenipt
r 631 all these
Objeotigns. 1 .
It hatn_ straight needle, perpendicular , 'ac
tion, make thews or "Burris "Tiros, which
Will "Miami au , nor RAVIL, and is alike on
betif sides; performs perfect sewing, on every
dOseriptien of, Material, from Leather to the
finest Naniook Muslin, with cotton, linen, or
.thriati, front the etiarseet to, the fmast
number.'
IT HEI/IS,IPELIJS, BINDS,R RAIDS,
TUCKS, QUILTS. PLAITS, soli
' • ' GATHERS .1
I Haring neither cautner ) cma wins!, and ,the
least possible friction, it iruns smooth ss
lass, midis •
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ROCHESTER ? PA", ,
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R to mamma *Snietee'llil *lli 'I
.to the manner atiifiertinOtie c A, * T i .
-108 into the new 5:20-Gbild"CeePee Ileedl, ll l l
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ate the followinsiatementsfert.
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the holders of 7.8-10 e, who, ekeY 0 '
ea :' -. " ' 1 . ' ' ,i - s."- -
The doe.erpmeikt computes the isteried.. tW
both bonds in currently fr,nui the tate drelni`
maturity of the last. coupon. allophiCesivint, `.
Lod three-tenths on The TS-10s; and. charging
El per cent on the 54011. Fir eastapla: yea
sent to Washington $1;000 7 s=lo Bond whisk
reaches that on - - s : ' I "" • s , -,
May lit:- " ' ~.- ' P $l,OOX'
74 as.9 o interest (Frost Feb. 15.)...,. i. 14 80
5-20 e. , • ''. '".:
.j..-... .'
..$l,lBBl
119 dayi interest (fitenisalst *l9 56
(This is counted at'B6s days ..
per manual) ... . . ,;.; '- '4;019'0 . -...
Allowed for 7 8-10,-1:: . ... ~' . ..1,014 80 -
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You pay Govenunont; 4'76'
lt will be leen by).hie that the ,Oold inter 7
est is given as eurriincy, _-yvhich to of _Meet 4:
profit to the partiXonverting the T 8-11,ht of
nearly'eight doilareper $l,OOO, aside firms the.
fact,l that at the gpresent trate or Gold,
the 6‘2os pay ok, or, B„per neut. per imam
• We are_ g#nvierting the 5 840 s Mt` meek
better. terms = than, . the "Government, as
the present buyinki L arid selling ratteaeitabhl .
us to allow:the holder of_ the 7.8-1(. h better
figure than has yet been offered by enyone *6
a commission; i - I • • . - - ..
also exchange , the tle. lir Et-20 bond for thi
othc Series of 7 3,10 s )4 the most favorstilt
, P r _ ties exchanging. tbrougli uL iniddition.
the, to getting much bettor. terms then the, -
can from 'the Government, l , ' will-lave their .
6-... 'delivered to them immediately thus sw
ing elev. We -also register; any;; bol* - 410
to without charge. -On sll-bonds lent us
by Zpress we spay ;bargee :bah :
.ways, sad
sea bonds promptly se directed. ' - ' •
-.-., JAMES T; .BRADY .& CO, - ,:',
-(Succesioliptci S. Jones
,& Co,),
Dealers in GovernMent Eecnritles,
s "
Corner Fourth and Wood street:xi
yl,.2aa , • _ ftitteh t urgh i Pia
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ALI- PAPER, WINDOW SKADES
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west re s sible 'Rates,
ME
rs. M. :13onle,37's_
S STATIONERY STORE
n the,.Diamond;
Also Sehoot.atitl other
. Boob,. Station er,e.
EmiteFn PsPers aid , 1 1 1, 10tes• - ' All erden I - •
promptly attended to. • , .- • .
m•r a s 7 .= 1 Smog. .
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— NOVICE . I.N — PARTITTO.L — t ~ i.
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lIBAYER COUNTY, S. s.—ln the Orphanit , '..'N
Court in and for the cou(ity'of Beaver.
_a the _blotter of the partition of the real Si.
tate,of George 'Smith, laic_ Of South . Beeves ' •
township, in said county, deed: . - '." •
To the heirs and legal representatives of Ota l 4,
dee'd,..to-wit: William Smith, lameel.lllmith,i 1 .
Met, Edwerds, AndrettiiiceaskeT and Sitsch,,l- -.:
his wife:lianoy Culbertson,. Jane Link, Janes, .
Parker and his wife and all others 'interested,'
greeting'::' You and each of you are hereby no-, ,
tided that an inquisition to teaks partition - oe
valuation of the ' real estate of Will:deceased, '
situated in South Beaver and OhippeWa towa.
I ships, Beaver county, Pe: will be held cat- the
premises the 4th day. of Jane, 'A: . D:1867;
a t; which time and piece Ton may , attes4 -.
if you think proper. - J; S: LITTP.LL, Sh'ff,
'Sh'lf's 011ice,„Betiver,MIY r• ' 67 .. - • 7
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I - . 1 - ST INtERNAL . RE VENIJE FOR -
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•-- '- - 1.53,07%, : .
NOTICE 'is hereby , given to.oli • persons *-
11 .terested that the /Lineal lie s
ami
s •of assess . ,
i i
ments for Interzat Revenue text for thal
1867, have been returned to me y the sever.' .
el Assistant Assessotr, of the 2 , Dh Collecti; '
District of Pa t. and that . they will be open f -
-inspection at the Assessor's officei in the Bar- : .:
ough of Washington,. from the 2d to thelfat '
day of May next, during which time i irson
aggrieved may make appeals from what they
consider erroneous aseessments. Appeals most
be in writing, specifying particularly the told',
ter of complaint, respecting which' a.detisithi
.
isrequestad. - . ' ' - I
';Mayl437,
sEA . LABI.) PROPOSALS 4
w - ILI; be- received:by - the Cog:mink:mere
of Beaver county up Lemon of May 10,
1887, for furnishing the; materiale and build"r - '
in the stone weerincluding abutments „ sqd .
wing-710181y the perolOind.covered• woodsy:,
or iron bridge/struet ure,', thereon,: by the foot '
linear, soross'llaccbon oreeX, in Indepeudinite
inwnship, at, & point wl3sre the llooketown and
Clinton road crosses sata creek.- By ortlernf ,
the 20aid. .10111.1 CAUGHE
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pr 19,61. 1 0 . •
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EX.ECUTOMS ItOT.IOE. '
UTIrItEAS letters.testainentary on' that,
estate of 4:44elLivssar, late of
ctiestpr boro', Beaver Ob. dee'd.; having-been'
ranted to the titnierSigited, all persons hen:al- I L
themselves indebted to said its4tp are re-
Inested to-.make introliditte payment, and
thoie having claims. agatuitt the. Patna w - I
present - them properliautlientiato 1 . 97:
tlement:. • . - ; •
- ISAAC rgt.EY, 1 .11 , 48 '
• ALEX. F;
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HE partnership' he,retofore eiistieg, .be.i.
(weer' the- ' undersigned ; in the pniaticis
o medicine; was dissolved by mutual consent
'on - the 18th of Marchi 1867. Those indebted
'to the late firm will. please call'and settle their
acconitis at eh early date.' . ' ' I ,Ij
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EX.ECOTOEi'S
ITEREAS letters : testamentary _ a the
estate of Sons DOtroS, late of Rae.
&Min tirp, Bearer county. - Pa., dee'd4 haring
been granted to the undersigned;ialversons'
indebted to esiid estate are ,requested to nuke
immediate payment;and those having claims'
afainst the same willipreient' Lime properly
authenticated for settlemeat. " - • - •••.:
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wM. M. DOHDR 1 t'soutors.
THOMAS TODD, j _
ipTl7: & 7=6t.
Moon tip.'
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IfIHE BEAVER "'Aim MILL CO, PAprp
hare their- NNW MlLL eamidoted,.and7,
in successful operation..; In addition (0 Sir-
Alt lrerk they:are invpared to dd. all hinds
of Cisitoai Work in the bist'maniser,'-andi on
abort notice.. .(
The highest market Bit paid"' in
Castt.for.all kinds of; ()train, delirered at the
..:_ mayl'flizant,
C. J. Vif,END'L
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