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:BEAVEII,' JUNE 19rit, 1867
v ocal .and /01”6,11,111ko..ens•
Rt . przoriALAL, Fifth-!Yeet..tittsburgh,
r Authorized agent for Tat Mears in that city. •
Newd•Abrtlitewentt: ~ r. .
attention of the public to directed to the lid.
kr,ging ncl!-P44ol"l:lll°,,ll4ll,gpreirAtir,„the
tott wertrlmteco iqb q h7:?
0,-New.Grocentamori Bnilger. -
tyrAdm'a Notice—Tae. Ditlimr& Jno. W. Smith.
tarflonnaa*--, Agricultural S ociety.
pv—l X. Dreamy: ''
rirDWPolattim-13: A. Aletninder & Devertnyi: -
triatestArrival—Nciaort & Roessler-
Fir Sea
;if -Fourth Arrival—T. MeCreery & Co. •
or su m ational Meeting-J. F.. Draw and others.
y r-spec(al Notice- . 4lballintbeigreriy oe...' :
• ,cbl Notiees—J. B. Rhodea.'. . „
• c,ovrerx-.Volialiollllolo--
-Tar President of the Union Comity Convention,
b e ll in Bearer, 011t4tine-3d, hasimpolated the
. ra m], gatietnen as the CoMailttan,lo Serie. the
g -
rnsaill Yo u: •
/Morn Bono—D. L. Irabrie, ch airinan, J. S. Rubin,
J. weyand. Jos. Ledlie, IC ' S. Adams.
Itosetrsa Tr—James Derra4h,V;it.liarrah.
BlWrlrrOX Tr—D. SeotP - • -
Isurrox Bono—G. 31 , 14. Fields.
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'esirrrsws Tr—Robert Bradsh aw.
sum Bataan Tp- , -/t. - .lslanrreitee. John 0..1har.:
Pilaw:re?: Tr•J. r 11..Veon; -•
BIG BEAVER TE—! G. W. B wn,
01110 Daweori.
i n owsr Tr—Benjamin Todd. ' •
Fsrrrasoa Tr C, Patterson. •
W.ll,nEWATfhi BMW—Chah. Stone, Johnston Small.
'Fr-crater 110-4enr.Y Beta.
Minton Tr rq."11016.-• • ; -
NOCTH BET Tr-MiltoreVlOW; • •
Sew Sclera'. Tr—Henry Gearing. -
TKONMIT Tr—Ge orge Neely.
Peasat Tr—Thomas Fe
Nsw Barorrrow-31. T.Vrn L iedy Benj. 'Wilde,
ow: M. Merrick. Milton Townsend:. John C. Boyle,
G,,,sse Barker. F. - tunnel Marra. • -
it w iltsren Itono-T.'.l. Power, A. T. Shallenber.
p•r F. M: Anderson.
ROCTOSER Tr — A. P. loCork. '
FREITDMI Bono—Thos. G. Kerr.
Farrno-st Biter—James Park.
Fs CLAllll3cino—donatian
attursinmo—John IsL Shrondes.
Mess Tr—Daniel B. Short.
• liernwsti. Tr- , --Wm. M. Reed. '
INDEPriVENCE Tr--Robert Sterling.
; weans TeJohn C..Cliristy.
FILLCKTORT—W. H. Frazer.
lfGrter —Thomas Signer.
BRUNE Tr—Samuel lielaon, • A. M'Coy, J. IL?
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,Tyr,ra—Mr. 3i . ecreerx, of Kansas City, - No.,
war - thanks for late Eit: Louis papers.
Exists/rtes.—The examination of Classes at the
Aademy mill take place on Tuesday of next week.
The motet* 'Patna arid-public are invited to be
Como To ova covert.—We have Incidentally
kusyktlatt It -is thoDgention:titt J. D. Donley, Rog,
+.ll'o Iris recently appointed Register in Dataknigtey
Pe this Congressional district, tolocate - Ids cake,
Not* Brighton, this county.
iryresa MkTCll.—On Tuesday of lastireek a Jump
taganatrh, for the dummionship of America, and a
itt i.s of two thotuttutti dollars; took place in Pittsburgh,
beiwece -Bob" Way, of that city, ttiadlisarrnett Bor.
:Ir. of New York. Way came off an easy Tim* and
ma nears the ••belt" in the jumping line.
NprgrArEr. IXPROCEECKT.—We neglected to men
tionb.t week that that :Merl* Republican paper, the
Kikiminl' Free Fres!, had been tench eelarged,
othle greatly improved : it ;now proe m : is a
wty nett!. pearance, and eoatains'a vast ainonnt of
both local and general reading matter.
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Crose TlNlssorig . .—Andrew ray.Eati.,,sreli and fa.
voralnyinown In this cannti, ds itnttOrney, ihaa left
with a vititr of loading: in Irotio, lioiril county,
:m, a , young gentllman of good char
travr,lia, I n r,iaAtteraltic experienCe as a lawyer. and
wlll ho ,suw.hulla op for himselta Inepativaprac
tlce. sllc,...,,atfond
Gniar.--thw nefghborn (tier 1 . 0 tiabln; t m
rouory were . hoitorni 11.11,4 week irkth a viellr:Jit'llati.
G;aot and ramify, who rape to that place to attend the
riltTLire'd Wm. Smith. Jr.. a cousin. They were ac
o•nipani,l.hy Geo. De tit, and tarried but nehOrt time
I 1 4
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LE6MATIVE Co xyzUr.te.fien.- W. W.. Train, the
t :
t',ll.tirme of the recent ounty Convention of . the Re;,
publican pa - ay. hat an ounced the following
.nained
in-Niemen as TvgiFla r vl conferees, to ineetlho confer
ees from Wa.ddngton bounty and to put in norahiation
a Ilihrict ticket for the IState Leri, stature, viz.:" .Col.
IL S.Qaay, B. B. Bradford, Beq.:,'and . ll. like, EN.
llase
Bett..—:On Satarday.Met a match _ game of base
111 in - this place between a - NeW Brighton
r;ub and one'erptniacci In Bearer. The latter, we be
]faSe. came off first best. • Good feeling between the
t•u clubs e4leted . thoronghOnt.
iitiellAßß!Oß PIE PLAST.—Dr. Gatrard; of Faliston
our thanks for Some Rhubarb or Pie
raised by himself. The stalks sent us are the
ever saw, one of them measuring,. including
ttr lat, 4 {set iu length, and 3 feet in Width. i,
soltrittriviwnEntrr.—.7ohriA. Frazier, Esq., of this
bmt,rht to our °Mee on 'Monday last d tine:ripe
'"m RSJxltich measured hifkes in ttreamfer
,to, If any of, ourjstrawberry-raising friends can
squid or best this, we would be pleased htl lave them
:thing."
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tnrn iwr A CCI ' DENT.--On Thursday of last week
r:guk...ron Mr. Enoch Swager, of Brideevrater, while
tiir. hi a, skiff in company . with a playniate, in the
krrrei crmk, jam fell backward into
tb^n"!Atin and ,
.etuarade.tswam to
rborp. The an/ no stuldenlY to
k.uldiwas qn ligit'ae - IO years.
nears 7.1:4 divans of Beaver
h 4,1 17. on 1,51 at sonnd, lifelong
**meat of modern -Bernocre,,, able and universally
a truly. boiSeat man, T#oatas
Y.`"1,31. theli,Calldid4te for Assembly. lie will be elec.
ronrge, and dill add worth and dignity to the
Brl :e.—Grcrils.surg Herald.
AeCIDENT.—James Bryan, n colored boy be
to this ',place, while out hunting, onTnrsday
accompanied by a number of oth r young -
Ocelt, was shot through the right breast by the
rrtal , lhchnrge of a gun in the bands of bismuel
linco, and almost instantly killed.. The coronEr 4at
•-tr. Ikrn summoned to the scene of the accident , after
jury; rendered " a
verdict in accordance
f:s the above facts.-IVash. Reporter.
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,!",t7a.k'ses •temperante lecture skit
d'ihvred at the Court House on Thursday evening.
I.O :Km last, - The . public are nispecttelT invited to
OrC,III.ONAL )1 EETING,—On Wednaday.erenlng.
th , PM hot., eireditational meeting - will be held at
Lk Coin. Rouge in this place tor the purpose of maid
the educational interests of this aninnunity. Ad-
Killbc delivered . by Judge Agnew and other
Min.l4 Edible vicinity. Let all who an attend.
S:birr.",„
pridow evening Of
t "k litrawberry festival will be bold to the Pra
-I'll4 Church of this place. AfitaLtsion ten eents.— ,
• .A'reh to go to Sabbath Schools..
the game evcrong there trill also be in 'Nadi
4,11 . Rochester, for the benefit otthc X. E. collgre:
4 * , of that place . ' •
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MEETINtaI r.x.,,Wasnnorrox Cerwrr.--Out
P!M3nut friends In 'Wahl/ gtcm county
held their
enings on Saturday Tut. The county con
reln,_,held on Monday. We hare not heard the
it present writing, but presume that 31 mere.
Posltlwere bo
to them devekth renominated kir the Leeds
t'rt.
"Pon oped
Merl adult county. !belt IMMO
IRott
///i the sth of this mouth,
zq }lces, of this county held en inquest on the
.t e unknown e man Need l e th e Ohio river near
this county. The deceased was l aboUt Ave
inches in ' heiebt, light complexion, 41134 Y
4. 4 `a4
41 a ' car -on right side of forehead; shout one.
ipt la th betair the hair; had on a liaried shirt
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:nctel madershirt, barred vest, and In one of
kzifc .t.ith 6mall bladc.
our NepubllcsalVe*of attheir on
,icntienkheid eti Novelly'onairtirieit i
Thomas Nicholson in nomination . for AmsuiblY.
Nicholson is .a man of ripeexperience, tried integrity
and rare . fitness in every respect for the position.. His
long and intimate acquaintance With the athinvot oar
many? advdri sm auslillat,nu as
pnb11044,14 f . •
valuable Oaf 8 -4 " •
the holier of sending to the Legislative for nutaiyears.
Hte nomination will be heartily concurred in by our
convention on lionday next, and he will receive the
Cordial andenthuslastle suPport of ear Mends through
out the county.— Wash. Reporter.
Din. 'newton :—When a person gees to the Home of
God to hear sermo4 preached, and-be instructed and
iimprovett 'thereby.4ndjoht devotional exercises, be
testurallyiespects feel a seise of comfort and delight
while tail engaged. We, speak of this for the purpose
Okg T;t andUefklid
'Ay loiniofibe afenAtandiehn • •
niiip •.,
of synth:lllf neglecting to at all ventilate the same, by
opening nick doors and windows, either before or dur
leg the occupying of them by the congregations. The
Vesolt F3l this gross neglect, with. part of our sextoms,
IN of coupe ; deprivatkm of thim:umtptWns of froth
air, and sometimes, indetSd, of most an air. ' Persons
enter the Church, it is crowded to overflowing-11s a
hat spring eventat ant; out of doone- 1 ,-.
ladies are using their foonsoscid .60*Mo:ft itionslig.
their hats,'and both are sweating prolusely—the atakts.:
phere is stilling—end the windows and doors are closed
.aslf it were the middle of winter! We Vetellt adall!et,
thin-neglect as both unnecenitary and inhuman. It not
only renders persons attending Stimelt exceedingly
uncorafortable and uneasy at the time;•lmtVs ruinous
to the health. Let the iennini : do their ditly,intd keep
the Churches of which thethereebargemalarly freely;
ly &teen and cleansed. They are pall the doing so,.ann
let them do it. L. id.
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. Exencznx—The examination of the
chime at the Beaver FMake Seminary, together with
other eXerelses, commencer im Sabbath evening, Jane
23d, at which _ time Rev. J. .DsacWl ' wilpreachUse
annual .sermon in the Presbyterian Mesh; at 7r. x.
The other exercises 'will be in the following alder:
E.esveiserorthe"Sakmuiihemi Boristr—TheedaY Eve
ning.
- Examination of " Ckr s sea— W e4neszr Morning and
Afternoon. .
Annual Afams—Wedneeday :Evening bi
Rzs z i. B. W. GOMM, -
Errindnatlon of Classes—Thursdat Ifornhtg.
Match Gass of Crogerf,-Thitteday Afternoon. 1 .
CommenOsnotsd Naiereissa—Thar Everdng.
Address to the Graduates—by Rev. D. P. Lowary.
The following !aimed young ladies are the Gradn
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Jennie .111RieheII, Linde Moorbesd, Annie 0. Reno,
Sadie X Russell, Josephine Shilling, saute N. Todd,
Mettle Weysnd, Mary A. WoodruU
pterzvaLs.—The fhetieal - held- in the illpisenpal
Church in Roeheeter, en'Tuestayevenhig of week,
was a very pleasant. affair, well attended, and the *pro
ceeds =minted to the snug sum o[sl6o.
A festival was held in the Bridgewater Presbyterian
Church, on last Thitrsday atoning.' Quite a crowd were
In attendance. Everything parsed off pleasantly.—
About $lBO. were manned. 'Some graceless "scalawag"'
' is said to have passed a counterfeit fire dollar bill hpon
some of the ladies who were attending one of the
ta
blee.
FEIVITVAL:—Theie will be a strawberry teethe! held
in the Presbyterian Church:of Beaver. on Fdday ev
ening, the et of Jane.
Adrrd net
ten cents. •
Proceeds to be applied for the beaedt of the Sabbath,
School. • . . .
All are invited to attend. ' • Cosarrrizr:.
itomairum; “Ttitexv.T."—The war, we fear, taught
others besides mit milittai7 meni.t* pricUee Of trick-;
in g their enccales. 6 ..dn operation df this kindle said to
be going on now In gamer: Ariordinanceproldbiting
the roaming at la r ge rfswinngtthta thrborough -was
passed some time 4e sad tries :made the Constable's
duty to deice alr the! . .grunters." . heti:Mid find outsideof
their owner's -eticiarare; impound Iht* nee the own
er, or he biald.blabeloaad,selitihrftiattiers," deduct /
expelUes; and then pais-Vie proceeds wit* the school'
pad. law persons arbriawnedhOgi glareirstatagalnet
thls -ordinance, and has aponite beteg an abridge
-1114,4dasissoi to
pasture **hogs on the Willi grounds - whether do
ing so would be agreeable'rrc otherwise to their neigh
bore. Wiutt cared they about the nßatber °rotes their
hogs opened, the yards they rooted up, or the gardens
that suffered in consequence of their depredatlonsi
The ordinance, however, wasenibreed, and it ; now
said that RS opponents are.partially evading It by Wal
ing their sivine out to pasture after bedtime, and gath
ering them in before sun•hp. keen as this trick is, we
have no idea that our constable will suffer himself to be
• flanked" in this way,. but on, the contrary will make
arrangements to have a little -night paroling ffone in
the dtsaffected districts: One Of these is audio be' t
the upper a nd ot . town, the other on IfiUtrth strect::'
Court Proceedlags.
The following cans were illepboeil oflast week at the
Court held in this place:
Cora. vs . David 31.3forriirn, indieted i for fornication
and bastardy. Bingrieinentof the ea to the snit,
and ender an arrangement , saHentetory to the prosecu
trix, the jury rendered a verdict Of "not guilty."
Corn. vs. Joseph Johnston; indicted for adultery, for.:
nicetion awl bastarday. Case settled by the parties to
the suit. - •
Corn. as. WlUlam Gnrsides, indicted ler assault and
battery. Noi. Proi, entered on payment of Costa by
the defendant. •
Corn. cs. Ann Lntz..indicted for murder and conceit ! .
ing death of bastard child. On motiod of District At
tornera Not. Pros. ills entered and the defendant dis
charged.
Corn. vs. Frederick Caggras, indleted for assault and
battery. Found.mdlty, and sentenced to pay a fine of
ten dollars, and committed to.mmtody of the Sheriff un
til sentence }vac complied with. • - , .
Com. vs. James J. Reynolds, indicted for assault and
ea
battery. Plead guilty. and *as sent= to pay a fine
of Ave dollars. costs of pmmeention, an I committed to
the custody of the Sheriff *ail sent was complied
with. ,
Com. vs. MIL Johnston. indicted fora nuisance.—
Found'guilty. and the court gaiejudgment that the de
fendant abate the nuisance. 1 •
• Com. vs. Wooster . Fickes, Indicted with intent to
commit a rape. Found gnity, and sentenced to pay*
llne otone dollar antl,Undergo Imprisonment In the jail
of the county for eta calendar months.
Coin. vs. John 1. Swain, Indicted for assault. Not:
Frog; entered - cm payment of costs by dean:Amt.'
Coot. vs. Thomas j, Robinson. indicted for fake tire
tensee. Continttd and defendant to enter into recog-'
nizance in the sum of VIM.
Com. vr David Johnston, indicted for furnishing Uq
nor to men of known intemperate habits: Verdict of
the jury, "not gtillty,r but the defendant to pa 'two
thirds and the prosecutor one third of the coat.
Com. vs. David Johnston, indicted for lkanlsldng liq
uors to minors.i Continued to next term.
Com. vs. John Johnston, indicted for selling liquor
to minors. Verdict "net guilty," but defendant to pay
the costs.
Qom. vs. John Johnston, Indicted for &Malang liq
uor no men or kncityn Intemperate habits. Continued
to next term.
. Corti - vs. J. 11. Witherspoon, Indicted for felling
liq
nore.to ininori. Indictment gnashed and ,defttoditut
ordered to reneilds recogntrance.
Corn. vs. J. H. WitherspoOn, Indicted 'for fundsistog
liquor to minors. Continued to next term.
Coin. ca. Henry-Whitlock, indicted foretaitT
ism Continued,.
Com. va.. Zech Rin , i Johnfitinedeld, Char .
lie and Jack Ilrown, indicted for Nuking into a
'dwelling house and larceny.. Rol isms, mitered on
payment of costa by defendants. '
Com. vs. David GMllassd, Jos. amBana , Robt. 11Ic,
George, James Roger and Jainas Patterson, indicted
for disturbing publk meeting. Contymed to next
term.
Com. vs. David L. Anderson and WM: knots indict!
e d for assaultand battery. Propialcir Proksiok
tonne° pay the costs.
Cont. TP. Daiisit.4s4anioa. VW! . *friteilllPMll*
Mum, Mk:tea for riot, assault and Wanly. Nom*
tor, F. Geggree, el pay the cost ;
Com. vs. Henry Weyers, tutikted for sauna md.bat.
tery., Prosecutor, F.- Gegrea, tory tine coot.
Bosom:rat MILL allo Evaroaarom "OA Sauk—Any
person dest ring to purcbaae a t3orghtna Mill and Rail.-
orator, can learn Arbcre they may be tlal by taltta;
:14 ogc,c,
meet the Minis ridieeswithey.to. lbw d*lll
t t l i e
don-there. The beret tiuttP.mannat Gaye treated lira
With rend eantrno or else he would not have en
the !tette:arty °redoing to make this ststement.i
"May it ithwee;JOlr nowcwrffeektektW /of Pfraltthse
Praztve in this eiouidirtng the Berm, lid being mr
!Intonate in not haring any member of the bar to .pro"
pose my adadwion, I rise to ask -for myself to be
oulmitted as au attorney of this bad. Three may be
ntn2M
gl= l .
rein oe
gler ease; there biwe been wirsiaper statements dear
otory to my character. but wisteria they are I am
prepared to meet diem" gaffe Mellredne .
"appose you refer to tho,l M
crotkesioff
=1
Fogler.. I ink
etsfindri 4 tbe
ederWt, 111 , 1114 :
d e
trial of it here until" it is' settled. We recognize the
annuities due to meenbers'of the bar Of litotes which
recognize our attorneys and. admit three to the rights
of theirburn in out out Ms. "Tictirpcity. IN*
Re yeeriktit*lieNrtlf *sae tit
Plachlg on file in this court a written denial to to made
under.oath of the statement of Fffeler." Little—" You
mean the statements published In ouietinnty." Judge
;--"I peen particularly the statement that you inducer,
M Pofflerterst3bilitgarairt4
emus promise of &rt. You am maze pier Emus and
, we, shall then NW bow fir ft covers the statements of
?ogler." -
(The report here breaks off ray suddenly. and we
are uuadvised . ai toribetber Little tiled the as
riiiested'or not.. We impish lie did not do se.)
Tzscnxas' Intrrrisrri.—The tinchers of the 'Public
schools In the boroughofßearrer, and cltPkirough town
ship; met in the Public 'School House In Bearer, on
Friday eruffing the 141 h, Illorlbw pumps" e of
a tesoo.ooadakc'-tokosiOn or,
Swilbeatriltinitiel WAWA, Esti.;ist the . A
permanent organization was then effected by the adop
tion of a constitution and,by-laws. After which the
order of arrangements, as samouneedin• the Ames of
last week, was eisc' ated. ' After winging some other
prelindnarlee, the lestituteidlourned to meet on Mda
day evening, July Isl., at which dine the permanent
officers of`theinstltine for ristrpreielt terra' wilt be an
nounced. We arnrequested to state that thealtemdanee
of the publicat these ineiffings L respeetbilly al:111dt-
ADJornium—The June teem of Court whkl began
its session In this place on
_Vie 10th, adjourned= Mon-
day bat at 11 A. M. All the business ready fee trial
baying been`dltycreed of at that hour.
TIIESL*IrIiONAL ASYJJJ FOR
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
tfie-BOard'ollfanagene of the . .-ItatiOnal
Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers give
notice that they ere no* Prepared:to 'receive
beneficiaries into either branches near Au
gusta, Me.; Milwaukee,.Wial or at the Con
tmlAsylum, near Columbus Ohio! -
Volunteer Soldiers are admitted upon ap
plication by letter to either of the Managers,
or at the Branch Asylum nearest to their
plum of residence; whereupon. Idank appli
.cations will be sent to'the - applicebt, and, if
duly qualified, transportation will be furnish-,
ed him.
The:Managers are as follows.
The President of the U. ff.
The Chief Justice, Ex-Oft:leis.
The Secretary of War ) , '
Ma j. (4en . B. F. Butler,Vres't., Lowell, 3ftiss.
ittal:Gen. J. IL Martindale, Sr. Vice Pres't.
Rochester, N. Y. s •
Jay Cook, Esc, Jr. Vice Prat, Thiladel
phis, Pa., . • •
lion. L. B. Gunckel, Seey. Dayton.Ohlo.
Gov. Richard J, Oglesby, Springfield, 111.
E10i . . - -P-eederitik•Smyth, Manchester,N. , H. •
Dr. Erastus B. Wolcott, Milwaukee, Win
Maj. Gen. John S. Catrender, St. Louis, Mo
Rev. Horace G. Stebbins, San Francisco
Cal. ,
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THE REQUIREMENTS ARE
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dischtirge from the
Volunteer Service. '
SEccpm--Disability by wounds received,
of sickhess contracted is thelineviduty.
If the "peens; is unable to tr.lieZ or for
other sufficient muse, relief will be furnished=lief 40 (rttletillo 4 iistlitanaget to"_ Via&
application Is made. •
The overseers of all, rilmshousesand 'charity
hospitals having disabled soldiers subsisting
upon private beneficence are- respectfully
urged to report such cases to either of the
Managers, as it is not fit that meritorious dis
abled soldiers, of the nation should be .sup
ported .by private or public charity. Sol
dier* arc especially informed that the Asy
lums are neither hospitals -nor alms-homes,
but homes where subsistence, care, education,
religion instructiOns,. and employment are
provided fer.disabled soldiers bythe Con
gress of the Ilnited States, to be paid for from
the forfeitures and fines of deserters from the
Army. -The-provision is not a charity. It is
a contribUtion by the bounty jumpers and
bad soldiers to the brave and deserving, and
is their right.
Soldiers having a Wife, child or, parent de
pendent upon them, are not required to give'
up their pensions upon soming to the .Asy
lum. Other soldiers are required to assign
their pensitins to the Asylem in special rise
only, to be deterroined•ky the Board.
Suitable compensation will be given for
profitable labor in the Asylum.. Good beha
vior will insure the kindest treatment Wive
and children will not be cared for at the As
ylum, until after the soldier has shown by his
ability to aid himself and them in part, by it
labor and shadiness, that taking his -*mily ,
in charge will not increase his expenses to
the Asylum above the cost of other helpless
beneficiaries,, in-which' cases itioilitlon will
hereafter be made. •
Tribute of Respect.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the Bea
ver Seminary raid Institute, held on the even
ing of the 15th inst. the following preamble
and resolutions were •presented, 'and unani
mously adopted,• viz :.
The Board of trustees of the Beaver Semin
ary and Institute, having -heard with pro
found regret of the death of .llon. BENJAXIN
ADAN 3, their latefellow member, and one of
the original founders and most. liberal bene
fseuirst of the Institution, deem it their_ duty
to express their feelings opon this sorrowful
•
event, Therefore.
Resolved, That by the death of Judge
Adams, this Institution has bedn deprived of
a valuable officer and a fast 'fricnd. His lib
eral contributions of money, _and his long
continued and disinterested -personal efforts
to build up Its useffilnest, confer prosperity
upon its affairs, and make it a means of pro
moting the cause of education, and the inter
ests of our town, call for our deep gratitude
and • unqualified praise. , We feel ialso that
the community has lost in him a. valuable
citizen; the country a true "patriot, and the
church 'a consistent and useful member.—
We deeply lament the ereutivideh .has • em
.
ended him from us, , •
Resolved, That to testify our respect 'for his
memory, these proceedings shall be entered
at full length upon our minutes,•and publish
ed in the newspapers In this place,: and. that
a 'copy, certified by the President and Secre
tary, be communicated to his widow and fam
ily.
DANIEL . AGNEW, . Presl
WEYARD, Seey..
Notices cruse Pre* - -
rom among the nninenms notices given
as by the press since we donned our new snit;
weselect the following: • '
NEWSPAPSIi I
Amu* came to this efeee lad week in anent
new dress, and looking-p_msperons and
ous. The Arsurt is - one of the - oktest
papers in thelitata;', and istoktiet its advent"-
cypf Republican principles.—Piffs„ Oen.
• • Mama Anotis.—This sterling
paper comes to us. this wet* in a -line [new
dress froni the !Chicago Type' Feitlidif.. It
looks neat, reads msy,.and the editora. Wey
and; FJdq., merits-a itheral ' support-froth the
people of Beaver county for his testier:a and
341:16114a4entra4TOCag.44::
!.- ' ' 7 rr t 7 4: 0 177 71.
in en eu . new - . "a:. -. linp., , lel - s :
te te
re a rtiMrAY.. • .1. !'• 4 - rig . =,. 1
+Serves a h and . iluPporti r . e
*ids Ogg&
and
.• ver
eounty. We do ,
.. e y.
tusd- on thkevi daft or lib intsperity.—
Ngal b isyttuk % Worlitt.,---- ....-- r••=1. ..
midi - Sant Amu \ " iinlii-- 10 ' itialbri-wisat
rigged out in end:sinew, dremouut snakes
is' handlitnis oPptianntik . :‘ .174* Muffultes a
eaWisP Mew* PrilitWALT.l7-"7!.:Ii
meson for the .ftsts in 'Beaver
T e ` R Barr e r Amp/ and Affiance Monitor
pane to wi thisWriakfidtdbid lisiekititkiPe'tt
and bandied drenrand otherwise improved
)d They are bath ATsk , ".llWw ars pleas
tO note ilds'eti.'ar Prosperity..
I—New Lisbon DudsiesNate. -
u 1•T• ‘,""-+/-"•; A - •
.Tun Beaver diptie Utrineflo Ai in it new
;u m .I t i s 1001,des . well and stdeserving of
she miday.sAgkiiiiiisiiiiitAir-lhe cid
tens ofiteaver.—Wailmislint*ReP•
L_
BAKIN-4:ln the letkinat., in Bridgewater. Beaver
l evant,' / l a,trit:thiondigndid. ike about 'Cream
SPOT NOTICE&
; slialkoherger Bros, of . &Zinger *re
/nit received I%m - the Eat satiorttnent
of Virginia Tobacce
,andpgya bought at
7
11 " 17 4 gfte 4. ";Sii •
ha. Cigars . Inc, .ft Udell of ,
;brands, ranging • hi WO 'trawl; - ce nts 'tcy
$7 .50 perloo. • - • • ,
The Smoking Tohacces seeldso . or various
'kinds and ,t 1 Uti ; Min Oxtail Cat:and Dry
at MS cenja per lit, to the finest manufsetur
froth vire 'gWa leaf. put tip fn 3i mid
lb. psoitagea • '•
Also Virginia Tens anOaVY on band.
, . .
• tirPnre Ice Cold Soda Water from a Por:
celain lined Fonataid,at Rhode"' Drug Store,
cor., Eld st., and Diamond, Reaver. ' •
121r/A. ,new Jot of P.alittll,:styll- Bruabm'and
all painters taateriabcat ma' Ding ttbre.
rlirA new Style lamp, I* the thing for
ftirtnere; att•Rhoam' Drug Stam
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• •
WONDERFUL!
G E.A.14:1 7 *' S
' 4 T '
ery no,
:SHOE EMT OV11131!
TWO DCKIIIS.JU=7 STI:4MI!-,;BLUL
ws_wtax4
likVE 'T4 TUE BOON
N. ? 13 weerle
formerly it
on Wafer 4, mimeo 1 1011. deenbe A • my old
automat% la all otbeti faroriorme siatll. . •
I inn now yet:civil:lz a large 'and vigeodid Mock of
Inept Spring Styles of Millinery, Trimming"
which will be sold very cheap:
of ever; . 11 4GesipticEL-8 Uk and,Straw Botmets.*Ladl4*
and Messes puma, =boos, Fleveri, Roam ,sc.: do
•
, TRIM/W.Bi, • .•
-
Of all Model, for Drowns and Saognas,. - Gbnpa. corer,
Laoes, Clornetlls, Evonepnlins, #tdfoils, be.
BALHORALAND HOOP SW* COH-
Gent%Men% Furnishing GoodS,
Gent,i, dr. Ladles' Paper Collars.
MEN AHND . DOTS • 11412 . 11 KMES,
SUsPENDERS, UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, wnrrs SHIRTS,
PAS COLLARS: La
battery." •
*
- G4oes
a.
LADES• mama. &tL COLORS.
MONO' AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS -VW
dad istelved, a large lot, very clomp. can mad fee.
BORNATE ALTERED ANT! tLEARED, cunAr.
Skimping,
_Pinking •inif Cloak Cutting
and Making . on short notice.
KEN'S SMUTS RADE - to ORDER. MACHINE
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
- =not= Tur.:PLIC=
Two 400 rs below Sales Siusieno Grimly
- - More. Witte* stribel.
WATT VIEALY.
•
J. L THONIPSON F. S. HAinenix.
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TUOMPSON It -HAMILTON,.
Illiarck.Boavir C 0.,: Pi.
(4TH poop ! , NORTH or DARRAGH'S 87ORR).
MANUFACTITRINS OF FANCY AND COILMON
wok daders In Bandies,' - Tine.
do, & Th e7 l Ans.sransotesi. ambit - 29
excellent lot of corn, and presided .with all
needed,theilltles. we Batter rourselres that all Brooms
manofsetured by as win be as good as the I=lll
ineets theebs CanPe..
71 DDILBES—Borr:Ikeee. Pa. "
minmerzaKD Br DR.Xat i ls i Z sd reewA'
.n..ese. pa.. watipites we. :-/ "3
E.:, ether Oradell ix the umasegeLprosecation
strpron=e e rhbletuleg wet. All
branetieser -111 L thr beet and wet
mode= style.=werit done le = iihi ar ka =
Mg. WOW anal ! lotter' tiFfsi
wet tie me mete. - • tairrult -
—The Beaver
4 1 1 ... 1 %1 - Y e reirsa eat
Wat the 4)teei &and r ati a t il lattgante. —•
After the Ong of ftly Ark Oetelettettee ettonnts
win be letthe the hisibrelte Mime aleerke 'ecaect•
I ° ll *. ' De Weft%
. .
MAXIIRS WANTII2.-43ne or two weed*
Irss
s t . ti cs AltEttrbottletititelY to Mr. Base* 34
DIED,
TOAkOOO - Juma'
CB
NE=W
AND.
MILT;INERY,
arils, HAIR NETS, BELT,
BUCKLER,
- -
W4WLS,:VERY CEMA.F'
SHOES.
MILLINERY.
5T1:r91.1191.
CALL. AND SEE ME.
tALTOGIIIINO GAS
11111
iiOT2 -D,LI A ND r"
WEOVESAII D
•Draialt ALT 'KM* O.:
4 t t. .LT
Tint 'roW - 1611tto
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z _Fa oiebit wink%
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T PROPOSE T it ON BAND
a a Wilda
WAREwhich Of
liifff 2Ze azsr-IlepN
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iiierkr• airataiiiticgrit
is.l) .
1
Tinll°T l l l 4o r e° , 1 . 1 . 1 04 1 1 4 141..*
pony to cyder In the beet possible minuet, and et the.
- • ' . • 1-" '
teing,notte pat ihe beet of and.tutlagetione
: Sl* bgtt .
,
VA :
. ..WARRANT ALIr -WORE: I.
• . e •
PI L o e 90" rah - LOWE,R EXAM?'
iSitz- es e
• -AMA*II2, PA.' •
.fase , 5t:5..1201. and . mine: our Skict.
japannedware kept constantly on band
127117:tt
JUST OPtNED: .[ 1
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MRS. A. E.. KOOK.ENIS
Millinery Store ,
.O.O7IESTVII7
A NEW : ANIT fRKID ABBolrT3d:Mi OF 8:
MILLINER GO) DB,.
i
Including Silk, Straw, and Nonmhm Bonnets
llama every style and quality. Alm), =Ribbons,
era, Maltnee, Laces, titrsvr .Cord, and Tassels,
Amber and Jet, Bogle Fringe . and Ornament*.
STA:IIrED GOODS
Constantly on hand, or stamped tco,Order with the slew
FBRNCU PERVORAIIIM ‘TA3III3Ch BLOCKS
DIDELIBLE STAXPU4G • •
Sahib-is far ladiee s:ul CWldzen's ebtbtng, • •
to rash on Uses, cotton, or wolea goodie.
ralpsived a
RIM AITA \ MilkoVED nummo
' AND Tat tarn? rryso or
•
• BONNET AND KAT BLOCKS,
'tun now prepired to alter, bleach end prow ettaw.
goods in the best runner, and ottsbort notice.
.inarlll7: l lm. . : A. K. KOOK&N., .
pF &MOSES, BEAD THIS!
• . 11:37coroirrm r .
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.11411;v‘ a,nd.
popular
Nachine was anbmltted torthe most rigorous test -of
its superioritr, at l a trial of competing machines that
tat4lace, ander the management of the New York
. at - Mibnra. N. Y.. hs July, lift.; Theconalt
tee consisted of eleven Judges. audforty mischines wrre
entered as contestants for the prh.c. The trial lasted
three ;weeks and the tests were most . thorough. The
result was annoenced.at the State Fair held at Saratoga ,
on the 12th of September last, arotthe .
- GRAND. GOLV.IVIEDAL:.
WAS then awarded tad
1:3 "Cr C)
as the machine,
BLTEMOR TO ALL OTUERS 1
A similar testimony *as awarded It in same State
to IRKS. _ This machine Is regarded by the thonsasids
who czo !peak from experience, aa the.
Beet in the World
aldkin . ..-mminfactured bj the Incorporated Comps
tu,
1 C. AULTM4.N'ec CO.
Parsoia wanting any of, theme machines, can biro
them by applying to the undersigned. ..with is the agent
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JAMESPAITh e RSON.
. .
, - New Gailleo.,..ra;
J. W. HAMILL
pa E R,
Bridge street,Bridgowater, Pa..
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TS PREPARED TO DO ALL WINDS.
.1. Hone and Ornani=M i X. is
at atltintes,to - pahit W
on ohm. node% and On litvoi•tdit terals•
rt3painted and varnished. . • . , lie
- •
Sr#ll4lG FASHIONS!'
. ,186 1 7. . •
BODGE STREET, BEI*IEWATER?
NXTSW. `ASMITMENT MEIILTIMET - WILIi
opened at my old Wend, WM/ occupied- by Mr.
Only. ou notedly Nan* 14th.. with to Inform my
old blends, and as many new ogles as will piers pa.
Wee ink that I am now ap entire new
steek of =thee,. of tits latest theft Sqies.- and will
ho pleased with an earlytafl -
. war MEtly. - WEL 'S. REIS.
. FOIL SALE. ;.•
•
AROOD ' AND . sensTarrtm. sanii DWEL.
•ltog Ream -Paste la Roloadila. containteg 4
loom and bag Oa trot door. 6 roam oa second iloor,
good kfteben with Tanga, room cat tat law gentee l
and Tantlibed..- AU the rooms 'Atha boos wdl pa
pared. The bode well polkaed. add%
witb lattice work. two adiops brid good og pap, Tin
ehrubliety and small traits% 'thirty knit tree( set
thhiapring: •• Lot 76-by Uri feet. hood 40 by W. •
- Enquire of BENJ. R. 4111ADIPORD. Ecal Eats
deag , asw srightoa. • • LielireauLl'
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NEW . DRESS uU
./93WPRINTS,
.NEW
and NEW musLlNp.,
A.vntri*
iurreatly e d
1,1 \
• RATS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, a•c.
Empire Sewing BralrehOe
I •
I
=fully an t!xamiistlon ctf 60111 C by
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Mum Machine is constructed on a new principle of
rtoedudd s ln• 'reining many . rare and valuable im
vemente, ring been examined by the meet pro
mo:ldd experts, and 'pronounced to be Simplicity and
perfection combined:
_ _ln a mechanical point of view, the advantages we
Claim fbr the ••ftstrute Macame,". are= . ... . .
!Ist-:-The :
to t
ad of driving the Needle Bar by a
iximponndl which produce, the same actiorras.
'heretofore tee d by means of a Cam; ibutin amore
durable and n lwta manner. - I. -
,;bI.L-We a rotating shaft above. the table, and
thus are enabled to give all the room required under ,
the arm; without detriment to the durability of Ma-
chines; having a tawriug directly over the Needle.
Bar. . . ,
ltd.—Our Feed Wheel is a frktion feed, and so con
stricted there is but one Jointin transmitting the mo
tion from the rock shaft to die ,wheel, and unlike , all
others, cannot be effected by oil or dust.
4th.—The Roik Shaft' that works the 'Feed motion
also drives the Shuttle., . The battings of,thie Shaft and
Centres are hardened steel and aditt:t i t i e, so th at we
can
take bp the lost matiortut will. .;
The following are the principal o ons urged a
geing Sewing Machines: • • r'
I. Excessive faticue.to ftle ' -- I
1. Excesudi - e fatiene.to the operator.
2. 14bIllty to get out of order. •
&I. Expense, trouble; and TOPIS Of time In repairing.
4. Incapacity to sew every description of material.
5. Disagreeable noise . while In operation.
1 • •
The Empire „
; Sewing Ma l ohine is
Exempt from ell. these:
Oldeetions. l•
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tuts a straight needle. pmpendicular actbm, makes
the lock or shuttle stitch, which will neither rip nor
ravel, and Is alike on both sides ; perfOrms perfect sew
ing'on every description of material. stem Leather to
the-flnest Namsook Muslin, with cotton, linen, or silk
thread, from the coarest to the finett number.
• - •
Ca:molt, Onlo
IT HEMS, FELLS, BINDS,BRAPS/
TUCKS, QUILTS, PLAITS, and
1 GATHERS.
I •
Having neither earn nor eng wheel. a n t the lead pee
eihle friction, It rani as smooth es glue, oro4. ta •. ,
.. • . •
ElliphattititUy. a Noiseless Noebine
F SIGN,
abo reit ,
' =bora
*67:lm.
F: Eortune's,
Dry ElOods Store,
Y-4 t0 _
MIMIMMI
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NEW PAILUNERY 11001:13 1
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liscing secnred the Agency foi thc('
El
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RED FRONT,
IlMii•=3l
IRKELf.STE43., PA
Raccoon Towaddp Local 14•81617.
Amman to fan for thelf6ors
1864063, and
The OASOOLlakeetere in ikeentnit ivith A. D~etrret
liernthdorbillif° , d ef i lOrtv" .
TO CiLii 4iVeiFed r Cin • -1" .negrait
By Wilmot
4.1.1E1L WING. Treasure ,
To Cash on fkouisi.. 'VMS
TIM levied per Driplic.de.lBol: .... ... . ....... 14
WArranis SOT SO
" Led Tim
"2% per oral. pd TrOli- Cora pkbergilli- 85 05
S'i
BIM
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EN
111
MS
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MX. WicTtig,Trelearer, for Out OW 18w. 6.
R. 4
To Balance from A. Ealing ' - •
Tax Levied per Daplicatc,olo3l,
By Below Oil Wm- Ewint,Treseseer
uI
1 . 17 1 7 r at prints
on. ,
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/54Per cent. CollottOg.& - PIOFT/ d itiV7 .... ' .81 lY
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s i a jos
By Balance charged to oetuelO4190.::: .
se.
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WY. EWING, Treasurer. No.
To Balance due 190
Tax levied, duplicate, 18116
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Ea
11.3. Warrants..
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Exoneration"
Error in Duplicate
Soldiers exempt
2i4 per tent to Treasurer.:
ia3;iticet,i deTowaiblp • ••
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Vill:111X.C111S.:4110..
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BOUNTY .-. 4 kCCO '
F. TUB uliplErtstoNED , : frint * J
Brighton tuwnehip. submit the I wtoe'report.
.of the Bounty Aceounte from Mato . : . • '
• Btt.;! • • Ca.
Oct. let 1561, G. liubter By bonds and Lei • .
By. Duplicate /415a1 601Iereereatieeljak
Jnta. 5, 1855. Jno. Thurs.!Ltst Om • ' ,1141 0
TI;
I • Ylll gon liez t e ss taw•
rib.
rowed in emcees 4,110 04 - •
JuneS,Bywareton
funds at •
. 15 41!
-r • J.T.93 $7.27/ 4.1
1
J. G.
jetir=ltr. d. M.
(Local copy ond tend bi
Directors.)
rellieznent
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ISOL*Tif Attikoinft._
S.
mom microns EX ACCIRWr Win/ CUR
sews tovniship, on . Loeid Donut. kein%
Sear, ending bth'or April. IBM • • t
.
Tax DuplicatelSGC. ' enh pill on in
(available.) • ;$2,531 as Bonditand Macon&
am noteln Bin& •
We t h e undenigned Audition of (149
believe the above vtatoment to be pa 1110 tniettneur •
beat of our IniowledAta end j .
JOHN 8. lifildßoll4 .
DAVID DrIgLAP.
DAVID TITONAS.
(Local Copy: • - -
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fie:; 6::3c.
LiO6AL BOUNTY ACCOL'iT OIP
In full for the rear M. The School 111,
account with the Magda per Trieffurer,d. •
• DR..r ANL
'To balance due 116 P dfIBY iron Ont
I : 'lilt
Tax lecitki per du- ; Interest , . '. -• : '... ' ':
plicate tee 681 Lost Tax , .,.
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, By nab. Collected *X) 6)! I Mew' , '• . • ..
117
- • - -------112 -per term. to ,-
.‘ , 1.1.12 V, ,Treasurei , It 111
• 13a1 pd. to the .' -, - .
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rene. -of -.Abe -
&tool Ird P. A .
!Birulier,-Eini. .
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PFLUG, . - . Auditoee. ,
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AtfARUPACTITHE 310WRR13./REATIRRS. -
it Railway or Endives Chain, and Lever Power , of •
1.-itrion, plow, Threshers arid l=ra. a rm With.
prik ..
Cider. Mills, Vane Mills .antt
Corn Sheller,. Dtv Power* for Churni ng, anion other
Agricultural Machinery. , .
, REPAIRING ARD. JOHRISO
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Of all kind, done , on chbrt notice. Maclihses., of any • -
1 kind built for partici- .. •
Having had an experienc&of. filliireo years in Patents •
and Patent flpinmi..w,e ;re prdpked tomahe Models, ;
, Application 4 &c.,' for parties thitirbig 10 take -out .
Patents. -
.
i Raving fitted up our FaMorf with -' . • ,-.• .
I . NRW AND' lii.PROVRD• IifACIWRAZ.- ~. , • '‘
Selected from the best Hastens makes; in peracas, and
eniploying none but the bept. ktecki Wei finit pr
, pared to do, work in the beegetyle and .*i.nlttw. , •
I Having %second the cervices of A. MST CLASS
;PATTERN RARER, we am also priparpt**!liiimi ..
• • ~ ,,v kind or ,tyle of Pattern,.
• • Particular attention paid to - T e tzthing - 'tenpin and
Ding Machines. and , maehln in nemrel..l . :f .
liVe tiolicit , and hope by antral i r d.....th =
the patrOnage of parties wishing
_wo _done,
from a direancenromptle encoded-M. - -,
ALL WORB-WARRAN , TRO. -- - • ' , ': 4 - ' .
Address . . A.. 8.• MOTH .h CO.
niyahrtly - • • . Rochester Rar,.
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- 4S, " nut PRIMIIIIII• • ,
"" - v or . Silv er M 4
edal. ' .[.,-
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- BARRETP3 HAlt-Op . • Mft,
mr Nba..blizr.
• ; Batons Gm Hair le lb Hablat Cater t'
~ ' mein Or af the Hair i t t tere em Z rhir
Aft*"..D.d. weirs'
yilt i rlai l r able; oat is a 11 := 1 "41111F ',
' . . , It entomba ma
able suede the , .
ib t sss; West. A L
Sea&- •
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1 ' oit R. BARRETT & CO, Amiprligesik;}- .
i' . aumnaisiiiis, NAL , ,
.SOLD ET,DRUG6IIIOTO f OZNIRIAIakre
Y.
Atmnis—JOlLN MOORE.lkweri MORGAN CRAIO.
• New Brighton. . (june.sll:tim
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OPPIe _ I -
r 01P r.7124•A. d-OMO CANAL COWPAIII7.
' Wascrptx; Taerrant,tiCotriVi, 0 1110. f
Special Meeting of Stochholdlees.
rOner: IS HEREBY. GIVEN THAT'A SPECIAL
11 , meeting of theateekissidera di said Caltnpany, wql
be held at the oftletrof said Company, in Warren.illbio.
it 10 o'eloek, on .the TIM On dal oil Ady.
A. D. 1867. for • the ponvorekot considering: and draw
mining whether, and what division or divUlana oit red
Company's Canal, shall .be abancitmed.'a by In tile
authority groptod .by reticent ad oUtha tit
Pennsylvania and Ohio, and to make Sub orders ilib•
billow to said Canal. and ha piondonment In whops. pi
in part, as they may deem proper. . • -1 • .
By order of the 13eard of,Direehlra.
- • .TANES WNW; 3 , 1 1
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Warren. Ohio Nay *I, • -
Homer Sign, and Of /Mina t ►
PAINTER.
Sir Lettering cif a Kinds F,.reculed hviiiipar jar
Carriage
-4f Buggg Painttagi
Iq
Main St., New Brishtaa, pa,
apt3'67-our •• , • 1
MEI
IMMO
' - MOAB
*tieb4ol
BOUNTY ACCOUNT.,
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• BILIMETT'S. • e.
Vegetable Halts Itedorattille'
WILLIAM[ JONES,
• - .a. MU 304
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