The Beaver Argus., May 22, 1867, Image 3

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f H E RE JJi R US;
A. few days ago, notice . wairreceived here
1 4 t 44, A* . 1 .0 at. ' 20 1 040 *bp se mysteriously
disappeared in November last. that • n body
supposed tabs his corpse was found in the Ohio
river near New Cuaiberi#Ad, liortio* thirty or
on torty
hianday moaning and re
11111t1 fb e irr. thilr :o4 o, ..,T -7 021 - 0 1 idritt.
went from bore
', turned on the night train, having the remains
. _in their custody, and' fully identifying it is
. .f • . :.." . 1 being the :, ottriap,of ,Thornebliddleton. "The
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the sttention of the public is directed'. to the 1 family havatakshi it !to:tkeir 'tactic ii‘ralliton,,
Terries new advertisements. which appear this county, and an inquest was held yesterday
to-d
he ay. milt. Mutt the result of the investigation is
fel first time in ihe :Argstz
.. we have not yet learned, but presume. the ju
0-11sts kCipti--ifishatri dr. Byrne. :
have decided that beWaiisturdered.iti.itla
o,llowers & Ileapertlarrey ki' ry cotru. •
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: •alleged that the body shows marks Of baying
*Sberirs Sides—J. 8, tatted. '
i I been stabbed in two or three different places
.igrLicense Notice.—John A. Frazier.
, _,twice in the region of the heart or abdomen";
ofilpecial Notices—Watt dealt'. • --,
ifirSpecial Ntitices—Wilson .t. 15iokey,
(lit.
and once through the baud, And also--having .
a cut on the`rieck: If we are not misinformed
Sike*Notices—Nrm. F. Clarke. 1
'to this, and the . Coroner's Jury have ren
pt‘SpeciklNotice. 11. Rhodes. : •
dered a verdict in accordance-with these
. 1 alleged facts, there will 'doubtless be some
n
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ucovias.--Dlre. Reed, • who was stunned
1 arrests ma de before this week expires, and
1,. lightaino lastweek, was not as seriously u dlto mystepr, which apt'wered se
W • r e d as was supposed, r and is now couvales- , impenetrable a short tune ago, will more than
are
,• - .. ..' • . likely soon be &tired.
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ICA InSORIL'AMInk
lierWx. Pi0t431...4., 64 Fifth it.,
iithe;sothorized spat for tho hids
ttlt City:
14-6 W .ADFIROOLI4ENTS.
potnpahyo4 peoiple leading this
iltange ettcs,mied last week. near the
Bridge, - at Beaver Falls. They had
j ember of , good horses itnd . covered wagons.
CONITiID TO J.44L AGAIN.-77Mr. Swain who
its committed tojitil two or three weeks ago,
to s chatra pf.ineen4istism,- and was since
;:boated an , lOiVbai been again committed
c la ,;evcral new charges.
RES. :"OcritltAst:s LEcipue on matrimo
ny 1.1.5 deliveted last Wednesday niiht to a
qttite large audience.. The lecture was as in
tero.titg as one of its nature cluld be expect -
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' GUI ESGIN t Slily!, 7 44 rare -prize was Be
fe w days ago is the town of Fairview,
Ohio tovnshtp, this' banniy.. A large eagle
. wai , anAftring O'er_ dad town, and - a - gentle-.
Elan rook Ws gun and shot at it. bringing it
to the F auna.. Upon measuring it was found
ureature 7 feet fro s aii tip to tip.
Atm BpoKrx..—lt , is timid that Mr. Mcgen6 ;
sie, of Industry; Lai succeeded in tracing the.
',owns who brokeinto his house some days
,tge'to Pittphaf s gh, learning on his way, that
'one of the robbers, in his flight, had applied
to a physician nni got his arm set, it haring
eea igloken by Mr. MeKenzic'slilow with the
tliiir
Il via AND cArs.z-The attention of renders
directed to the advertisement of Messrs.
.1;rullato &. Byrne' which Will be found in
dads issuo. Messrs. G. kr.. have a vary
kggt‘ stock of excellent goods - purchased at..
rst es. and which ahoy olferat avery slight
:t ic snce on .curt. Their stock is;-extensive as
reriferii have , only to call and isee for
• theulaticesj . •
• L A p..;y. 'John Pennehoff, the
Petr s oleunA i log. of Bennehoff Run. returned
an itcome cf S19:000 last.' year. This .is the
It l vliciatralincorneretirned in Venango
calui c. . •
ntrlSia CM, Igsiovms.Lt:GovernaiG r eary
his apnel'ini.d Iron. Divid Derriekson, of
A
Meadville, Wayne McVengh. of Vest. Chester,
aod•William M. Hall, of Bedford, as commis
-I,iano-a to revise the penal,code . under the act
inssedat ille last session.", Messrs. Derrick - -
son, McVeap..lt an 1 Hall ar.Well known law
yap, at;d will .perform thelir afduous duties
ably Owl promptly
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. tiononny Arrinwran 7 -- - A robber attempte d
, ti; effect on. entrancelato the etoretof 'Messrs .
J * 'r. i1n,0 , ; in Faircie . w.7o. tp., this emtn--
ly. tie hot itnismi the window
,of t the store
yootii to get in, when the ratline awakened a
young loan. trim won sleeping in the room,
named Sanford Anderson, iOn of Mr: Hugh B.
..Inletson. ofAllit. place. who . arousedt he house
..
with SitierieS of alarm . ' The robber tgrned
\
tnd took l'h his' heels, •Pe was pursued some
, ii , tonce. When nil tritMes of him were lost.L.
te is thi.ntittil by th e young man as 'a large,
eary-;,;::a ni , !;, with broattrimmed hat.
1; NW: t, T 111:: )IEITHERS OW THE PENN . A
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u•avt -Ceees.—The firs,t annual meeting
'l , t the 1 ens sylvania• Reserve Association will
4t Lcld n liarrisbuVg on the 30th inst-..
Air taunters of 'the aforesaid corps are re
, ire cquily to ottiqul. • '
The jraii,oa will bo delivered by Gen. fpm.
Mcl!anlless, late of 2d Regiment-, at . the
i,!ete Capital Hotel. •
Any member desiiiaus of . attending will giie
;lake. as -fibou as convenient, t.G IL J. Cht!.n
il:er, itocloter. Pa.
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S; run cotta il ON I'Am:ft.—Says
the Ilicritzbuttg Telfgrupli: ••The .Republican
:Ate Wants to te of service to his party and
utast' ilarticill aid, in securing . the: triumph
Iti:l l .l , litelplV.s, can best, succeed by sub
u. ! l ocal Republican newspaper.—
There tie. W, I a time mare necessary than
i
°^^. to 4 e4tire lamer circulation for Repub
'
',.
"I'Ppytipapers.. - The neople want the truth,
azid titifkilly source, from which to derive it
in its fli : est and most sublime shape, is in }he
coluransof a manfully conducted Bell4blizark
te!"laper. -
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We trust- for these reasons, that ouT Repub—
lists cricudi will subscribe for;their local. or-
galls. Every iepublican family in the ' , State
'bouldliave the benefit of at least.one Repub.
teal new epeper. Sueli a Jou r nal is the great
Itcrilliary of free school education. We hop e
eur r trietulti - silt act on this tr‘h, and all who
.!irenot subScrihers will at oriole subscribe for
A Republican journal. • r
To Tli FRIENDS OF TILL D.--The prin
-614d, officers, and M Pupils of the Penis's.
lesiitut ion for t h e instruction of the Blind. of
Philadelphia, will visit Pittsburgh and remain
d uring the week. commencing on !gouda)" ,
Mv.i ; 2 4 ). They will give severs' . Musical
imd also the Method - of reading the
rhiied letters, and other interesting exercises.
The object of the visit is to exhibit the ca -e
!achy of the Blind to receive instruction in
t w ery.branch of 'knowledge, and to acquire
mechanical trades for their self-aupport.-- ,
many of theiVestern enmities h i ave never
. sent their Maid Children to. the Institutiou Rb
Philadelphia, their friends ire notified. that
th e State "provides for those who; Are indi-
APPlicatiou ma i y be • meAlett)
ChaPkt,
*EPP — PONAMII4D7 11 0 1 7nti
A Mystery: Pert-lal ly•U eravettedt
Ltcttrttic 8p..-- 7 1Jettyer*tnotlit up witliTis,
butlnotwithstantling darkitec'eddia"trot
ptcvail• within its limits. Not long ago Mr.
Joseph Hall of the National Hotel, caused a
large ,lamp to be. put _upon tz post near his
house, which emits a steady, strong :lightfor
rods away from the• •Mr., J. B.
Rhodes of tbo•Drug_Store at - McKinley's cor-.
tier has "followed : 5414" and pat up:a -large
sized lamp, - which' its rays to 411
around." : .othertiori - tbe Main , Street intend
doing likeloe, land: We presttria .it will be
but a short time until petroleum itp the
principle throughlare in Beziver,,from.one end
of it to theother.',' • •
OPENING Or THE 1.!IIHLI9 .ISCHooL.—The Pub
lic School of this place opened on :lOnslay last •
with 'Onn:lundr.edliind sirtsuly-fiyv
The school will .in all probability average
about. two ..hiindre4 • iyhen , ortael,t/ip chil
dren a.re all iu attendance: -The - teach
ers arq as foil - met .Piincipsl—B. 11. Lakia.
Assistants- - Misses Whipple,Tucker andliVood
row. The .Principal, Mr.:Lakin, has ben for
nnmber of years in charge of the High School
in CannOnsburg, 'ciiiinty, and
comes highly reccominended as an efficient-v.l
- ucator. Ihe Assistants are also flatteringly
spolicivf, 'am i d will, no
.. dciubt do their part
faithfully Ind %well.
, .BITRIFID IN . THIS CHUNTT.—FogIer, who was
eiecu!elin. Washington 6inuty on Wednesday .
of Inss. week, was buried in This cat/nth—at
Georgetown.. ills mother.died in that vicini
ty some yeui : a ago, and it; was his request be
fore the execation; that his remains should
be deposited ne.u• whereshe was buried.
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Bain/FM Cocpurrsok.--,-Thc house of a ne
gro bttrber ) named Tanner, in Rochestei, was
entered by robbers last Thursday night.—
Tanner and his wife were In the hones and
abed While the robbery was being committed,
and heard .dietinctly the movements of the
burglars; as- they - passed to and frci In the
house, • appropriating all they could lei their
hands on. lie did not rise to see' who ;they
were, supposing the noise was occasioned by
thaffeturn ,of another male Gemini of that(
Louse, by the name of Jackson, till after some
time; as they were departing With their boot',
Le suspicioned thdt rue facts of the case, and
pursued them, partially undressed as he was.
causing them to drop one of the trunks they
were carrying off.' Owing to Abe scantiness
od his attire, he was obliged to abandp the
pursuit. and return to the house and dress. him
-1 self; which When• be had done, the robbers
had disappeared. Beside other things, the
robbers bad possession of. two trunks, .one
i containing•a suit and other artielesbf clothing,
belonging to Jackson, worth $lOO, and the
other trunk containing - some female • apparel,
11. which lane• trunk they dropped. but success
fully escaped with the other. Thehouse was
entered systematically, a hole g hiving been
cut in a window pane, through which one of
the robbers inverted his arm and removed the
fastenings the window was then removed, and
the robbers entered: ' ,
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MR : Entvon: The announcement in your
last Iss re of tfiename of Lieut. Eben Allison .
late of o. •:.A," I ,th Pa. env., asti candidate
for the nomination for the office of . Treasurer
of Eeaver county, gives entire ,satisfaction to
all who haive the pleasure of his-acquaintance.
It is Proper to state for_ the benefit- 4 0f those
Who may be ignorant of the fact that - lie serv
ed a term of three, years in the army with credit
to iiinamlif and his•enininankl—se - i - ving, thirtyone
inontilint non-coraniissionedaiiieerandpricate.
His uniformly good qharActer,togetizei with the
above facts recommend him to - the considera
tinn.o4our citizens. Lieut. A. has since his
s return-(two.yearS) been the victim of disease
contracted by exposure while doing his duty
as a patriotic defender of his ;tint:au., now,
temporarily at least. plipi,ecilly; 4isqu‘lifi ed
front engngin in busines' away from .home,
adds another reason to those above ,raen
tiottud;
whyrth s e benefits of the office at the
disposal of the.peOple should - be cooferred up
on him: Let us support hinr'who has so man
fully helped to defend us. f - W. F. I C. •
nusTltr, May )8,1867
. El). AILGCB : It may be a matter , of some
interest to many of your readers to know of an
imiortarddisdoverY I deli ,. made in vicinity
of this plate. •
- . A large body of iron ore, has been opeped
on the land a Dr. S P,CUMMIIIB. itts.dis
rovery, I am informed, resulted..#o 44. e fol
towing circninstances . • .
• An extmvatiou.bact . .been mada some time
ago on 'a search iftit''fi - ie'''clay, when 'some
bnultlers Fereencntintereol khat were pronintn
ced limestone anii 4 th'e sear - ch'for clay at that
- -
point abando i ned. .
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Sinpe that •tio e large vein •of
fire clay baying ban opened at. anth er'
spot on the same property, -the D octot ; non 0 14"
.ded also to test the vein of limestone, Ind
set n hand to digging for the purpose of open,
ng up a quarry, but-when the product coma
lo be tested, it was found to be iron ore.of
tcellent quality. _-
There appears to be a large body of, it int
bedded-in fire clay, and the saute is found en
opposite sides of the hill, iedioatizig its contin
ue:we throughout.
This • may: kiwi*/ a source great wealth to
this and,nciglibcyling notions of Beaver coun
ty, Otero id •>a tine body of coalin same
hillsond s the locality 1 1 1,Kin•the -v4 ll ' ol ' ll And
river the meat con v etnent.one that could be de
sired for mantifseturila purpOses.
.
• Would it not pay some of our neighbOring
iron tneaufactoriceof Allegheny county to
give .their altentien :La this TR.atter 2. , • '
Onszavnit.
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-Piklate , t . . 'FrbiffunlT•Le!O r .rig,
WitkviitiimeALlO ' _ ibii*Abbvtif if SOP&
H. MaCititall4 at . - A gorresrmdeni,l
signing himself *Teri*" sends us theft&
loling additional partionlars: Oui the sleit
itig of the' 12th init.; between the bowled'
2 5": 44 1 d gt PO.kaPi9 of wiL R--- Mg4 4 4, 1 •;:5 4
&fedi?: Wisinirgiiiiimiti•eisiii4 ad 'SW
dered.
,Thaireiiitimiiiiiititsiditittii, enecteid
ed in forcing i r entrance by means et a
window which, nnfliitiiiiely, had bees seed
dewily 14 ezdksiened 7
..,,, After, ,ezzasmistitiii
the tittriiiits, -- *li-haisi . t. "Ai:. - tioliro
ifieded up stairs 1.0- the sleeping apartment of
Mr.' McKenzie; flout dimes they toolrhis pan
taloons with, h la . pocketbook containing peer
s26•Mio. tieb'elaidiliens in the mnn,bpfrenp
i
posed it w as a oft. belonging to, the family.
After going de iitairs they upset so:petit/th
en utensils, whe eupcn Mr'. McKenzie sprang
up and proceeded to ascatrtainl,he, cause- ef tit,
noise.'. On entating tha.re'om,Where the bizi.
glars,were.the light fram tt dark . lantern :was
throin in ids far. Percelring the outline and
form of the burglar. in. the obscurity , behind
the Melt, he replizedthe position sad instant-:
ly, grasping a "c Lair, dealt the intruded a *m
ortal blots,, felling him tithe 'floor at "onbe.r--
Whilst ettegett "with, this • one, hewerer, the
other atteckedihini, itrikibg him ,lirst'on the
, _
faCe aril : head and - again on the stomach, the
latter blow. paralysing all his eruirgies - iind
prodnoing inteese. sickness, and contronently i „
incipacititte4ll4m: frcitit any fUrt!tereifati..--
Before antother
,assistance could be had, they
succeeded iniffeatiag tie'} r oqoaps." l A broth
er-in-lair of Mr. McKenzte's was sleeping in
thekozze ei, the ; time, and heard - Zile nob*
but serer *tilt* been in the hcptiei bafcry,
wits'stioneWliA 'Contused- and fiiiled L lo - reach
1 • •
the scene of,att ion in time. Sir..lloKenzie'ri
pocket=book was found
. lying on the floor,. ri
fied of its.contents, amotlnting. as near as he
can tell, ,o Shoo twn hundred and !sisty dol—
lars. , M. McKenzie has entirely recovered
from the, effects of the assault. As yet no
clue hitsbeetzlitined - oftlie-robberst Apnarty
of three4tiOn, were Seen 'lounging along the
river that afternoon. and a women who 'hap
pened' toba tip late that night saw them drop.
ping their aka down in the direction of Mr.
Me/ten:47s. It isrtitonght they were the par
ty'vAo committed the:burglary .- , : •, •
Medic al.
The Beavel°Connty Medical
. Sotsiety met at
the Doncaster noise,. Rochester, May' '9th, .
1867. Members present :. Drs. J.. M. Cams
mins, W. W. AIL Morrow, D. McKinney, O. IL
Cunningham, F, D. McPherson, D. S. Mar-.
quit. !sane Viiiitins, and S. ?Al: Ross. Prosi
flout D. Stanton being absent at the American
Medical Association in convention at Cincionas .
ti, the:Vice President, J. M. Cummins,toolt the
chair • --11'
A very mil:vesting colloquium. was luid ip
''regard to tba N high moral bearing anti correct
deport4nt wbiah should characterize every
mernbell of thissociety, and thy! i.romote -the
public good, and honor .the medical profes
sion.. _ . .
Our delpgates o the State Medieil Comma,
Lion were Instructed to vote foi• i,lie•rectignitinft
fit - finaleS as' members of our Profusion
,Wdii)
have a regulir education in: medical scienoa
and have a diploma "from_ an appiroved sehool
of medicine. . 2 • . •
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Afteiswbith are had quite a pintraeted and
profitable discussion du obstetrics; Dre. Jack-'
son, Winans, McPborion, and Ross exclisaig
ing4eir-cieros
, tritlt.iibi,vitAiiiiilhilisreiony and goo* feSling
the soei:it3i edjencued lircieet-ttnes=pisti , ...-
Ittscoond Tlfurithy of July next.
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Ter. NEW CAPI'LE P. 0.--The•nmination a
111 , r
tha , Preaident's Po:Hamster at New Castle,
• I •
LawrencU ()minty, not having been confirmed
i
by he 4filatte, the Post Office Department
has ent an agent out to take charge,of the
offin ,'until Congress again meets. air. J. H.
Ramsdell is the agent's n a me, and an Ifonday
I
I lastj he iissuttied. the duties and respiusibill
, ties' of the office. . .
THE SOUTHERN REUSE' FUND—low Tyni
MONET WA& APPLIED.—We hare reeeleed
from Moses Scott, Esq., the following letters,
with !requist for Publication id the Argus.,—
They were handed t•o us last week, - but too
Cato fOr insertion in that issue.- The letters
•fully explain themselves.• . •
1 i• BEAvEn, PA, May 7, 1867. .
Rev, J. 8. Tiareni—bear SiXe4lol4e three
weeks ago - Ilgot up a subscription popeiinthis
place for the purpose of raising money for the
relief or thel destitute people of the
The . autount.centributed,,slo7.so, was sent to
you per hand of the Rev. J. F. Dravo,, for the
purpose •of hating it forwarded to the pace it
was most needed. . .
. 1 clip and enclose an editorial from the .
Beaver ounty Local, thopemocratio organ of
this cooky, of the 3d must ..:in which it is char-.
ged that. the Inoney in qOestion wad obtained
under false pretences; not being applied to 11}e
j,
object ibterided by the contributors. , Willyou
be so, kind as to inform me at your - earliest
cOnvenience as to where this money i As lent,
hud whitt.disposition, wail made of it. '..
' ' -: • • ~' Youra,AespeetfullY, , .
' . Moms Boom .
l'irtsacnoo, May 8, 1867.
Mr. 1 41eses 650t1. 7 -11,esr -Youi favor of
.yesteilief request ilk ine too form • you — Where
the tucinex•collected at, Beaver for the destktote
the South - ayes seitt 'aid what dripcisition
was made of it; is jolt received. With plea
mire I haste to reply. The money WIMI sent to
Wm. F. Mitchell, of Nashville, Tenn., with ,
instructions to 'lllittribute it among the deatil
tate and suffering,irrespective of race or,
eoi
-or, wherever he foOnd the greatest destitution.
'l'ke money, along with other moneys sent; me
for this kept entirely" separate
from the funds of Freedmen's Aid 'Associ
ation, and noes &ne of it:applied to the ex
'
raises of that os et:44ll°n; but entirely to the
relief or`iti'deitilii4; both white-and black.
have received lid "sent away ablint
nineteen hAndied dollars to Win. ' Of
one l / 4 , boniand dollars were from our,
frlends st Eeenemy, and five hundred
and fiftyAollars from the Young Men's Chris
tian Assoidation of fiittatinrgh—sent-to thei;
fordistrkbution. • These parties understood
fatly thatf,the moue' would • bet sent to Mr.
and • sou clarified it to be set. 111
acknowleilging the receipt of the _other
amounts reoeived both in the nesispapers,and
the le4ers to those who, sent it. I scaled the
stuns thlitg. Mr. 'filitohc i tis well hoar' in
Pittshurgh' as a Most re le. judicions, and
tittetworthy tofu; and felt the Wipe:tenth" pf
distributing-this sacred trustoarifully-1- I re
ceive 4 from him a few weeke ago an
.. ccount
of. Lis distribution of a pint of che Money
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id lit, ' we* iliP.
lorervidllOb il AR& '. ,ftlitills.
LidadO - 4 " 4:44- * ' -tilPall
the 'Pri4PeItIOINSC"' . .. to,- ' . . the
chilioca liar . . i i'''... ,
himes*
Mki isreasfirr, -131 . 1 =
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d - rill :.illif ile 4 1147 *
is7ol, - math. iill‘f id i attiedOmi will al*
then * apishilit aiiii Orsii.aigietilike , is mei.
PPP! , : .41, 111 . 1 !tni OS .004 1 *-: - ..t b r i ligroKf
lodise s letter from Mr. Browd,ri white ma,
sent by the Molar; s _ethe-,iriereseo
thanks for the aid given Ma. He had lost
Ilverribintist.o.4oOdi 00 1 41lisnidmitilf I
log hut. on the mountain 'lda.; This took dre
and burned down;-iiiitaben - after Milk% died:
Depressed and he brokei no wonder be
felt. grit,elhl.• , ,Notii , gs 411iimmaitiderlikt
and starrition_io treat or so extensive as ons
letters rispiesenteif;: Hi. , ItHeikeil has been
making diligent. inquiry,* to fares where the
gratis! stitCriiii Was' rePritait 'Last Rehm.,
day he was tcipe to Deßnlb tionnty; Geor g i a ,
near Carteteriliei , aliont ninety m il es,south of
Chattanooga, ith ie he had heard ,there was
`great 'de•stit*lcfl• B *., VA / - . , haxe. $4%
heard from . him. -Part of,the' Motley was dis
trii,tited at Florrn*, , ;ashilini . ; ',pot i2l
- at Atlanta. From this statement, Ikon's
we lure, not: had, Mr;llllitchilrelinal ieport,
you can sir how mach reason' thorn is , for the
groes aiid - taiiiiit 4511'644 :if jibe' iditorial in
ths_alip entddiied itilour little.: ' ti the .• hest
of my knoirlidgis and .oiled, ; _not Mi Mile
cent. ofthisineeiy 'has'goiii autf Procure Radi
cal trants'Aidaltailicarispeeoliesforriagrobs,"'
bn 4 ii l 4 * th t Lat lk . R rile ‘ ll4 , 11 0, 1 * Poeta
blo way,, in my j udge it , * n_takii sure of Its
resehingtie real sufferers: • it lilitkioYai4s
I -know, Mr. eitielteilis soured has been pert
fectly satisfactory to. the donota of the' mon
ey, where they havelheird his reports, 1111 thus
far received.;' I *llona think. that
~, aiiii dais:
minded mail would-diet ' deeply wrortined.. at
liming made, such groqndless charges, if he
riiitli4 4.0,,i40f
~ 'utterly , tithout foundatkoi
they iirc. '.
Resiectfuily yours, , .
:Jai7lF,* Tarfsw
,
—lt will he seeri-byreferenee riseolu
pious which were passed at the relief pect ins
held iii Pittaliurkh . oti thisll* inst.:, - Whitt"
were published in..the Pcttablirgh Coomitreial
the followinsdnyOUt Jacatei, 0 1 .: Bari, Erg,.
and the Rev. Jos. S. Tiavelli, are . aitthotized
agents to receive contribntioas tn'airthe star--
lug people of the South, and it matters not;
then, as to U:hich of-these . gesitlacuen
eotitri
bulione ,are sent.
Tin Denver: County Local:Ll resPect;n ll 7
requested to copy the above correepondence•
-, . - Motes Sccrrr.-:
Special : Notices. .
De,Go to Goalies-ft:4 all kind* of
Goods. , •
grariVileen &- Piekey koi- replettished
.
their Bait - of 'Baits & - Woes . old every pee
son can now . b e Callanier.aatise end
• am,
•1186,13ee. Destre arlvartietart la another
column.' . .....
F. -0-,4-71.
106.3u5t feeeivod iktgfaibleLibmirlsieiklef
adies"Erbraiiiiie r shoes. - Cbellibistin•Beaver
Cotuiti. Vona and siti.
*ft-Ladies, in order to:in,sare a nice 11,t - In
a Gaiter, call and select frost's large stook
whisk is found at Wilson 14Skey's,
j is founa a.
Go to Healy' s' for Delmont Hoop
k s and Corsets.
Stand ap and be linemen. Dr. Pattern
t expanding shoulder fences are jun the
in to keep jou erect. Cal said see theta,
odes'e Drog Store, co a . M et, and Di-
Beaver.•
moat
Latest . /Ryles et Hata, sad Sweets, at
Gest ly's, cheap. T I.
reirA tine artiele of Sherri Wine just,re
waived sit Rhodes's Drug Store. • •
BarMea's Gaiters at :Wilson & Dickers.
iarlista & Bonnets altered and ebssnad
at Gealfe, cheaper and bitter th in any other
placnln Beater County. . ,
F. F. F 6-2"--87;w • '-, -
Call on W. .F. Clarke, 'fod door above the
Post office, Beaver -Pa., tor your fine family
Groceries. Eve/thing fresh, and of the- best
quality only,. and dt prices, ailow as else
where. .
110,..1t , you are about to. paint, Call at
Rhodes's Drug Store and j ascprtaiti . ,/tori, cheep
you can buy puic white 'tad, oil, ornelits, &c.
&c•
Remember (inlay has removed big Millinery
and Trimming' &ore to Water street, Bridge
water. Sign of the Red Post
Budal. Cizred Rams,
cs 1 _ 4: - curtsied,
Country 4‘ . M
Dried Beef t --: -
Buokeye Peskehblow'Potatoes,
• White Ciover-lioney, •
Oranges and Leinot . us, _ •
. Pine Apples and CoeoU Nuts,
Turkey i Pruned!, Layerlaisine, • •
A fresiOnipply idistore'aud for 'sale at 13w•
eat rates byloirm. F. Clarke, , 2d dooriebnie
0, Beaver, Pa, • • -
Eihiria made Warder. at, Gesly's.
A atook.alwaye - on hand:• --
nor AmmonWed Photate. thegreatFer ,
tßizer, ki is worms on poso4 : freest end *ere,"
lei the *nintlty and dee 4.tho orop. IL is
also thebest *tido hi uso far genera gain*
For 8i le by 'Wni.l l 4reeßtif; *- 14- '
[2d door shore P..CI. Pe. •
Stir Reel)! rip' be found et the Sign of: the
Red Ppethnifrate st., Bridiewsten.
Cht .#4 18th hut, Mn...,‘:•-•lTAisoos,
moths, of Thomas StaiOdioto,•Esq;,:of 'ode
iteOdoisil township, is ibis Coant th!
i eli° o f boT4 9 .
ja a rtlED.
On the !tithe , Rev.J:3l. fhOfth,
i Jznia
r fn i ft t ' if 4_l3iideb;-Peinie.COnifYl.
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NEW PRINTS, •
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NEW MILLINERY (100D8
II4T4E,LOWFIRS,,aIO II 9AS, &c.
MEE
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ilitTiag soured the 'Agencifer the
Empire !Tiring Mach hie
I respnetSayi soNeit in -egan}inatian. at iite
num t by tht.public. " • . . ,
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Tuts Machine Ist coast= • •
ciple of mechanism. possessing many rttre and
valuable improveguests, having, been °attain
ed by the most profeind experts,; and pro-
nonticed to be simplicity and 'perfection -row
bitted
In a mechanics! point`; of vie*, the
tages Ire blahs for •t be !.illuriaa *mites,"
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Ist.—The • method of 1 driving the. Needle
Ba*.,by a eumpoiutd erenk, PutdlUtes
ihei same :action as heretofore obtained by
means of it Cam; bed hi a store derable siad
noiseless manner. r
24L—We Uee .11 TOSOling Phan above the IS..
ble,,ind thus are enabled to sire ell the
I oom requirexi under tii&arm: without _ detri-
meat to the durability of .Maohineo; bevingj
la bearing directly over Ile Needle Bar..
Sd.--Our Feed Wheel is :a friction feed, end'
constructed,tbat there is but one joint,
'transmitting the motion from the rock sbaftl
to the wheel, and unlike alt others, cannel
be effected by oil , or dust! - • • •
41.11,-:-The Beck, 'Shaft that works the Feed
motion also drives the Shuttle. Fite beating
fof this Shaft and Centres_ are hardened steel
and 'adjustable, sr, that we can talui up the,
loet motion at will. . -
• The following_are the principal
urged against Sewing Machines:
1. excessive fatigue to the oper
2. Liability to get out. of order.
• 3. :Expense, trouble, lose
repairing. , •
4. Incapacity to sow every tit
material.
Dieigreeable noise while
The Empire. Sewing
Exempt , from aU
OVeotions.
. . .
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. It Isar a straight needle, : perpendi cular. ad
ticoa, makes the Lock or . BHUTTLIC ISTITCI, :Wido
will karruka am nor lavas,- and is laltke Ot
both sides ; performs perfect sewing is_ everi .
description of material; from Leathe to .the
finest Nansook Muslin, with cotton, Innen, or
silk thread, from the coarsest totbli • • Mafia
number. . . . i . -'.
,
IT HEMS, FELLS, BINDS,BRAID
_ TUCKS, QUMTS, YLAITS; out
GAT ugßs.
Raving neither ems nor one trenst.lancvtne
least- possible friction; it inns its larkOitak
glees, ie
IA Fteaitp { f'Noissiai• # 44 A al
Fortune'
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DRY, G 001) STOIt
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LIGHT 4*:ICHAMBERS
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enti:gerie. Caraivan.o
And TRAINED LIONS .I
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TTF.P.Ur AT THEFENORMOS
OUTLAY OF OVER 100,000
El
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a requiring in this ititrioUis :iittieations , pre
stinted and the refiltitudoue duties belong
. ink te so giontioin. esinblishdent
* • . ;. the seinyiees of • • . •
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OVER TWO HUNDRED MEN AND 1101{S . ,
Wiil - .libckdbit : at Rochester l On
Wednetday, blip 29, 1884.
• Do o rs .
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open at l ait - 4,7 P. IK.'+ . .PorformantO
It 'continence at 2 and .7 P. M.. eying an
hoar for the ioapectaon the; Zoological col
lection. ' - • • • • •
Admission to Grand Combination 500,
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_ -hat
rende'r a place„of _public' amusement re
line* interesting.ind instructive,this Minds
pre-eminently above any rimibtr organisation
of the age. " The perfprming school number&
Thirty Lady and Gentleman, Mists
lirilliant and finished representatives of all
that is charming, intrepid and graceful in the
zriodetll ptir4l.9 of Annie exploits ! , •
1 11/3 OLOGICAT♦
--ports „ (tat, R h.., 4 -Of
rHe rar species , e from the noble -King of
he oral • • " to the most dinunutive of the
Hon 91 tribe, Ind. liirds in( foitils Without
number, This deptrtment 'rendered still
.. .- - .arformance of
THE LION QUEEN. SIGNORILL Wan'
•
IWho . ,
wn at each exhibition demonstrates tier cOn
piste larked over the wild denizens of the
forest by entering the eager of the Lions, Ti
wire and Bears and subjecting, them to obey-.
:anal as though they were household pets; the,
, owl ' *dr who ever has, or ; in all human prob
ability ever will attempt a.feat so daring and
intrepid. The musical deP,artment . embraces
Ell
GM
Of fif t een sole performers that acknowledge so
iniper . iors in the artistic rendition of true mel
ody *I Soul stirring music...,
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EQUINE DE.PARTMENT
T H E.•
objections.
of time in.
saription o
pea►cion;
eVis is
esci „
cannot, fail in pleasing , the more fastidious
and critical conniseur of that noble iinirnal, the
hem, aid" in„:truth - the egtiro tout amenable
is as complete as lavish expenditure arid years
of experience could Maker it, nothlog having
lb#ft widen:a to render it
-N the Court of Xonzmon*Pless of: Beaver
Iconnty, No. 189 Sept. T. 1831..,,
/it the matter of the individual
. .oasignmeo.
in Trust of . Virut. It:Rhodes late of We Erin of
Kirk & Rhodes. * :*
Notion is hereby given that4he Final Ac
mutt df Thit'sl4. Power, 11Bi Cliatntierlin,
ond Geo. P. Gain:Lore, Assignees of the person
al individnal trust above named, has been M.
44 in tbe t Prothonotary's office and teat the
ainte twill be Conlqued ottthe - first day of next
Tecin„ unless
,cattae to the contraur be then
shown.
,Slay 15,11367,--3t.
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THS PEOP EL'S OWN SHOW
Wryer morn Keneral information as to ar
tists, acts_ and .perfotinanias.
llirds,&a.;sse Posters and Pamphlets.
DI. WEYAI4D, Pro'y.
EXECUTOR'S NOT
WHEREAS letters testintentary on the
ettateL MoCtskass. late et
Psdaiski tp., Dearer einnty. Ps., dee'd., horie
been tea th e ittlncribeFttr aA
iadebteidte thii.eald*tate ire request
tasks isitesdista riyvakt, a 4 qtßas bring
claims or, demen4 against. t 4 lte•.estfts °tate
said deoalent ,w. 14 14e }nom* the
sat delay to • -
.• PRAHKbPCLELLA.N, New Brighton.
WMAI:ST..EI,LAN., Pulaski
• • Executors.
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- lioo RS BELOW- STI LEN
SH.AI,LEVI3I.; tit.; B WATER •
81:11 ET. BRl.pg S%V ATEtt:
ry H4lll. ItßSiovmp go
.N : ,,, V , lii ?honk formerry, GOO , 5.7 "_ - 3
. al. • cke, , on" Wafer "Su i ; tild4s , iralif*,,
w,iikre Oria.ba,Ag i to 7.g,c! 4 , 1.130,_ cuipit. t
mere - and\ail .ett favociug Into Ifikilirk Pa
. . . ~ . .
•i j.-ain p,ow receivialt* bihriri licit gip=
Ntock.. , "of ' IsAcit , wiring ayleit 4 :,. )ill ' .
Trizun{ing§, Sukll . l4l4willbe schlijr,Dl7ollolo
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• Th1113...131.0
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Of every desciiptitrt,ilik &psi:Altair bonnet% . •1
1 • 3 4 4 !" 1 " 1- gi"r l 4 t ii -1 1 1)1)( 0- 4TvOl-1P-
Of all kinds., for Drayseisaud,Sacques,eilipg,
arde,•= acniOisretigiits, ,c "eV
"eV
toos,'&c.-
IiAtkORAL S; .1160 . 0
CORSETS, II Al /I•
•Furnis4itig Gopd;s,. eig
.2nd Ladies' Paiier Colrarsi,'
MEN AND 'BOYS' - Attp-
CA YS', ECKT I ES,. S USPENDrak
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LA 1141S' OW; IA - 4 - 0 1 . 6
_Ol%O l i ts,
SETT NG AND.U Mggitli;•,-- DLES4
GOODS AN D SHAW lAirfirda
• . , citEkß - - 7 , ,,r V.
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J mewed a mre ult , '4 Or gnur,
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miLLlNkla r . . 7 71 - 11
liOnnt..s shored and civilise:d r d!Csike,--,
Stam i plu.t Pinking • sill' evoki,titi*
aitilakiag on sbikrt potici ~,
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Men's shirts wade to order,. Ideelune stitch*"
CALL AND SZ4I iN
iyzoußi,E r io SHOIV GOOD.
ser • Remember
,Vbe .iDlice—two (bora bi
,WAll
'CONVERSION Of 1_37 - 10S ,
l I N reply .to intnettmi, snqiiirleit is 1404 •
• Ut the manner of 01 , 4
4014 tbrAages.7
8- Os into the new 5-20 Gold Coupon Bold : ,
peke the following stole:mint teethe lietenlitef
the Of 7 3-10 s, wld May 4o( be WisTO-
ed : • • - - ,
The 0 averment - computes the interest on
both bonds in currency front the (Lite of thn •
maturity of the lest coupon, gloating 116T41111
And thrte-,enths on the 7 3-14 s, and.eharglug
six per cent on the 5..205. For estunple.: y 64 ;
sent to Weithingtou - $l,OOO 7 3-10 Bowl
renches there oo '
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litly Jot $1,0 4 0
74 days interest. (From Feb. 14,00
TRING
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&-209 ...- $1;000
119' dais interest . (fromJanlst) 1956
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(This is clivate4: Or 865 clays • ' -.•
per swat:ruin).:.. ,; : 1.0t9
,Sfr
Allowed' for 73-10,.., ..., 5U'
Y*l PllYo o Veiument, , .o..' 4 74' - , • .... r''
i"lt. lip ] , i' )3( len . I .t th.ie Nat.tbegilliii•iii"i"
est is gi*en as currene,y,' which- leaf-itself a
profit ; to' th,e_party eonvertlng the 7 11-408'. of
nearly eight' dollars per $1,0911, ssldatvsniclisli.
fact. that at the present rate ofj.:Gnidi:
i11e.5-30i pay over 8 per cent. per inittneF. - .r •
We are ,converting the 7. 8.:105.•en . much .
better terms- than. the Government„ as
the present. buying' and Selling rates enables I .
us to allow the holder of Pip 7 g_ 14s; it better I
figure thanas yet been cifferedby any %tette
l '
c
a cominis'sj, n'... • : ' " ; '
We also . , bange the new 8-20 bond for the.
other, ? Serie of 7 3 7 10 s on the , most fayerple
Parties - eachanging, ti rovigh us, loW4ditina
they to getting much Vetter „terms then they •
can from. the Government, '. will UV° their
5.20 s delivered to them immediettly, thas say.,
ing delay, We ,-also ,register. any blnidililtem 4 ;
to us without chirp. Ori all bonds;sail us
by -ezpress ewe Pax_ o'birges both it ys,•ind
I t
send , bonds vomptly as - direCied. . ,
' JAMES T:BRA IVY 4 CQ.- ~
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-(Successor {o' 8: fones It Oa, # . •
Peeler), in Government 'Securities. , . • '
'Corner Yourth and .iVood streets .
.nieyl-=&11 • '. 2., • , Pittsburgh :, Pa, t •
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STRAYED: : 6 R 6TOLEN
ClTRAYSD•or.stnlen fr.= the premises rif the
ta 4 subsprib.er, Vbin . 14 41 0 ; .epip , ,t 4 7,
Pitr‘.Pg: th,o O. Ole •,fith:ilMt4 ►
mare, both ion . feat ringboned, a star in the
forebeid . ,. - thin in -flesh. 'l4 :yearn -01,and
almal. 16 hands high.- iAny.:_pergen returning
ssid mare- or giving..infortnntion .coneerning
her, wilt - be liberally reWaded. G ' • d
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AGLEII.• Smith's Ferry, Pa. ,
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HE ndersigned baring purihsse# : tbp
"MULVANON pROPEUTI, ' at Vinpini.
ewer county, takes this means of informing
the public, that 'be intends manifsciterilg
and keeping constantly on ham:Vibe Terylsosi
article of, lime to . '-be found _anywhere. .
sons desiring it, eon hire itZelivered by teal*
it the River, at the Depots, or'SfaokylAseit - iii•
the snrroinidfitty4llagoi or tionati*"-Will-bit -
Sold. at peitsonishle rates; •
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