The Beaver Argus., June 26, 1867, Image 3

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The Beaver,Argiis.
BEAVEI!, .31J 4S Ittra
Local and i's e
BING:i A3l, JR., 51 'Fifth .street, Piitsbargh, I
the witlsorizt!:l spent for Tim ARGITS ifl that elfy.
cciv 4.dvertiteeme2its.
'the Atien,tiun, of the tinbili:: - is tiirectpd to tlic ',fol
lowing new adverttitentenli, ,
OA time In THE AHErtis . l.o-day:
Grocrric:.—Sittaltenberger Bros.. •
Accent—Economy tciwnship,
OrDonnty A:ccount—Frcadom Borough.. '
Liine—Amon Dotal: .
- :or administrator's Notice—A. Watterson.
;-tr-hunther-,LstrUtier;LAlf.ns.:_lit.iiivldsun..- •
Notie--eitize.n.s..of Beaver, '; •
N o ticed—Wileotra'.4teicart.
Brown.
pnr)rilinsiire—Town
gpecial
NnOcei3—Wntt pcnly.
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' C O UNT Y , colsiipriTTEC. --.
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Tile Pretident of the 'Union' County
[. Cnns'eti tton
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held in Beaver, landau° .11, him. mittinted the fon*,
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. nam ed armtkITICTI ns the Committee, to. verre'Atts.
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ensuing year: - . • .
BEAVT:II. Bono—D. L. Imbrie. Chainnan, J.
[ B, n u ta p,
J. Weyand,',../m. Ledlie, lit . R. 'Adams... , ''.
I't'--.lames'--.lames' Darra g h, J. R. nafialt: ! i
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ittanirron Tr—D. Scott. , . • •
• FALtsroN Bono--G. M. M. Fields:.. - _ ,
CuirrEtra Tr—Robert Brnitshaw.- ~ ',
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SOl'lli BISAV.F.II . Ty—A. .T.
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. [ Lawrence, John C.Bnifr. '
Dnitit soros Tr I. P. Martin; J. 11. Veon. _ . .
Bid MIAVEIT.Tr —G. W. Brown, .
limo Tr—Daniel Morton. ! . • _ -[
Isnrsrnt Tr- llenjamln Totld.
P kT11:11-ON Tr-11. C. Pntterson.4_, I
Btu ts;rwAtr.r. Itotto—Chia, 'Stone,•Johnston Sinai];
[ l'ela:Y.l.xx Tr — . Henry J.Mets:. -.-
MAntos Tr-,Thomas Phlllis. • . ••
. NoirTil Stu - WM.ln' Tr—Milton Clow. ,
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New Ser. - trimur Tr---Renry!Gtehring. - 1
ErOS.Oll - Tr— OPOTge Neely. .
rt•tonf Tr—Thomas Ferman.
N EW . itrtmrro.s•-14. - T. -Xennetiv, Benj. -Wilde,
chtts. M. 3terriek, :Milton Towunend; John C. Boyle,
George Barker. Samuel 3lngaw.
Flom' Drier: Bono—T. J._ Powyr, A.. T.. Shallenher
ger. F. M. Ander.on. , -1...,
Itnenr:srze. Tr -- A. P. Lsenek. • . - . [ '
Fut:MON lion—Thos. G. Kerr. - [-'
FIXEDOM Dis•r•-•-lantes Park. -
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nun Th)110-4013.1th311 Prifil: • ;
Patittrsntml: —John 31..Shroades. .
Mpos,Tr—Dantel B: Short i
llormyr.m. Tr —Win. M. Reed.
Norms ne•rer. Tr --Roliert Sterpng. ' ! •
r ,,,,,, 3 „ Ti:_ - _John C,,Christy.
FE A N I: VouT--W. 11. Frazer.'
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OUI It E—T11611111.4 Bigger.. 1 ~•
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linr.r..t Tr--Samtiel Nelso A. A. M'eny, 'J; IL
Tithllf.e. [, • •. . . I:t.,[
Amn- Dont( ofrii•ii genii lime, [hi" i'weel:
tlentigiiihe.:lov4, at 25.ct0. pr bushel.' 3 - 1.
FrOrn - , , :r..—There . will be an ice cream and grawher
ry the'selniol 4.111. Finedoin, : on Weditetn*
, • mi 11.% 3 . 1111 e '24, for the benetit of time Freedom, M. E
.Santlay Scbool, cents. •
Foor S3uistro.-:-Ort Tueiday of last weelColille Mr.'"
'4,enrm• Irarnilton% jr.. of thi. place. who i. ouiployea :
is Ohio. was erictezeti In:
a shaft.: the piece of timber fell upon
I.:P toot and :eilinitlied it to a very painful exteut. , Ile
lielne at present. rtudhiA injury is rapidly "rizhtinef.
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iztlz kynritnrEQ:—Tlidsfriwlirry erhp in this Vicinity
cry ablttiantat ote this -Go nimo.t Itvtire
NW; nil]. ' where articles of thi4 character are kept for
,a!r, siul they will found in reat protuEihn, rrides li
me ten days alio were 1:0 chi:. p. 7 mart. No/n.1114
:.re•freely offered at 10 to Ifi. •
Drsn.-411:111r, min ,Washini:
Ps.. Avlpri shot by ntl.flt•r;' ou the nit9iro - f the
i'n of Huy, died of hie wouruts;on Thursday two steOirt.
w:o.- An inquoet Was held on.iiso hotly, nndremfited in
,1,11:,11 . ! in ne.crtryl i nreesiritfi puhltidied in the .
.lfl!n .011 w ‘veeks ago. The Odin_ exonerates young
vho fired the fatal :deo aegnits
th.• ot all evil intent ita vlsi:ing the t esitienCe
t the time he iepeived - the. mortal"
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Tcursu.txra Lrrrunz.—On Thursday evening a
hxiibor rf the pt.opl of Beaver-gathered. tit
Court m !Wen to a tenaptrantelectur
Y. Matb. E:Fq..orßaden. this OnOttty. The let - lore was
gnu,. and interetiair 9115; and the speaker had
%Wady Liven the nuli'yect much thongbt before
:oitt! , nce, v(Hed Mr: Marks thauks, after
L•ch . The 'nmettiz.i. its presided over
.1q 'lf. Per-4, lisq, of Itochi,Sier, and A. Wynn,
. acted as Secnitary.
_Orr Cat n•t::--ortr nelgittaira, Capt. Ball,' Ja.q.
1,! jaitlrd E,(1;41% Ftarted rat a cruise
.I.m*u Ohio, nil Tlittrmiay t)iel2Otb, ~~ili ; a r flat !treat
10,01 county They; intrpo , Fe intrtttlarintt
*LiF ott into town. of the Oltin river, and it
• te•ohabie that they mitt gn clowt:a that stream as far as
beforertsturning.`i hope that:they will
h.t% W . , riith and make iaelity of "chink,"' be
f9tt, their return.
I.lr.en . Staktenratitins.—J. 1100r‘1 2 , - Esq.. of
Prireas'er, has tier thank, fo‘rh swifter of the llnest
mrpalierrie, (uf l;is own raking) that I.‘•c have ever teen.'
Prohahly.Let one in the lot Bent us; would measure less
Clan inehee in i ' !'ircumfereitee,lwhile the largest (ate
tgeanred 5:•i; inehr:s around it. They were of the "Va
riety A"reieulturi4t," raid were undoubtedly. the finest
b...rries:and the bePt nivored . of any that
:le tier met midi.
• MstirtoroMlACHTEP.—thileridisi Inot twit persons of
this place, who we onppnre had ixten on a lietoli - a." the
slight before, Nv(le. brought before a l jnotico of the peace on
mancloas was alleged that on
the torte rrsolooro the , :e had slotted' the barber .
ttopefa colored man named Johli and while
L+naratwnt. humtetl in his door.'' Onisofthe parties
'aid to have hi en there on a visit once before—some
ase nT three montho . - ago—and a...m'sleit in breitldng -in
to the - opm through one of the winnows. while the own ;
mu . away. Ruth of the persons were hound over 'no
the man of ;f:!00 each, to appear in court and answer the
nevi Per • as,--Itecollect If a hnnie weekly paper is
14 b e: , upporied, home iniliience'l itinid fin It, ~ S eery
4 .115 r sent to an eastern paper is at, the eNpeilse ,, of thp
'. s tal.latirnalii A county acquirrli 'prominence through
more than in aicy other way, and to every one
lias an interest in his county tit heart, his home Is
:Never will such a man take a paper from
it,n9e until he is able to Like a seoUtal paper. Ills first
Kill lie his home sheet 1110 he Win so identify his
eria initre,t with that of his canniy Paper. aslto coil
r hit subscription as much of alyearly duty is pay
aantuf tais..—Cuttribersbtirg I VicposgOrif•
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Sesertan AlarramoSztat.irrath.—The AVaTnes
,'":, nreene;rnanty, Jks . atager, Pi , YB: Mena siLsteen
'l7‘ Y , ' ;iamiiel State of Raclin lit., in this comity,
married his coa.dtt. Cassandra State. After three chil
d:lr, vete Isom to them, about theiear l!i.A5, State went
M C a lifornia) Ile wrote ilOlllO several times
,ill' the .
l ilirstnr a year or two Anti he went them, and 'then
` ` ° ' ll . Ml' .wile is?lieving,- from 'lib , r.ilence, that he
I , at dead. married_ , Jonas . Ches.= sonie time in IS0).--
(be s.,ventintO the army and died i AO. %V weeks - age..
}4l r• thPl6r=l4l..band.. returned iron: California, to
hi' Pr.t i•.it'e married. ned a aviilOwi i There is now
;'° 'Zzi tlistaeltin, the may•of . icattiniti their drat mt
ge.:sweat II
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c ' Ex . iiwilsi rtreo)t•arNnEn.—G. it . . AV, Irwin ir.f
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lazy ; , 111 , 111v I.rioken of everyW ere as asuitable
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;.'".'" 'oho ;he neat State Trea..iirer, and the Itepublitii
, x , :, 1, itir r•i- this Congresslonal iliarkt, we believe, lel
%,,r 1 ; in ht,44.tor. The rceent rieralidican cci-nrenti°7•
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•- 'r'(ll. ( aunty:among other re,olutions adopted this I
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i4 7 ;;; )1, •••• • • Thai we heartily endorbe General - W. W.I
....,,,; .'" p' per rnlllit,. a the eanildateot the Riliuh
,- party Lir ~. 1.11,. Tica..;. , ur '.
T. to be
elected - 1v the next, i
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Pr,n,
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t 1 -ct •
tad
'744+ Woontl,row•; - (lasn in Menial firi!it.
' 'I" Tock,r;' by itißin;:er
Pli Vical..Go. by H. K , Lak6; lit (id ihg
v.-49gity ribg VticA l rintial ironi• -TY
wliow fivor eamitll:ntributiona to the
4 1 '.14 ," 1 " Pletee addre.sa -5 ', 111 1 -, Ple or, neY
';., '7lllllllth tlie‘Ptq Office: 4.4: :::Vii"51 turn-outia de-
I—tuate to convene aethe Sheol hcluse Bea.'
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tocalehtee ist at j ()cloth r By•order
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.i 6 direct( d to . the adverttsement anoth-
N.,, , , , '" r '" , , n f th . s Argue; of Wm ..payAdion, .k..sq' ...of
r.."ge‘.!alier• we 4: prepared to dp raw.'
not.c.e, and is always i,eit'y to nal orders'
titay be Ica - at KIS . • -
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lir ; nTrso 4.. Tizr $ O Mit; lio&si:- 2 rhe meetingnt the
Conti HonsetprfirsetlissilitU A n ki
• - tolerably well attended. Its object was stated by Judge
App, es% who explained that the Beater Female Semina
ry u lid ing was passing into a state A of dilapidation and
dee:ly, and urged upon the citisems of, this vicinity.; the
duty of raisinifin4a at as early a day as poaalble to put
a new rti . 4 !tar Pt .I,ulda an ceir triZ t lf
repairs stistra ptillietiUtondian e
Mended. lila t emarks wore followed by short addres
sea frOm Rev. D. P. Lowary, Bev. J.. S.- Bracken: and
Prof. It. T. Taylor; all of whom appealed strongly to
''the people of Beaver and the surrounding n,elObortwaid
to come 'forward with a portion of their mean; Mid
thus assist in rasintitlttimtli7rilheureterCf oar
town for educational purposes, "by preventing its bon
ding:: for these Inca from going into further decay, and
froM pmenting an unsightly appeatance to strangers
who visit our place. A committee consisting of Devi.
J. F; Dravo, It. T . . .Taylor, 'J. Murray, :and ' II: Thee,
tsq4 waA' milioilated lolittiktionlibe Theo** at-! . -large,
and solidi dountionii forlhe'parposes nattitat, i..:11,_
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ntr... Woot.,Tnson.:—The wool trade this spring ap
pears td he opening up itite dull, not only in our own
vicinity, but almost worrywheri else. Buyers . arc
afraid of aMein pricis,-and am therefore
_fearful to
take hold o article atthey.have heed acctudoined to
do. for sop . ' yeam past; and growers, Who are able. to
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hold.theirklips,leel disposed to wait riutil prices_ "set
tle,"4hd mocks' higher figure 'Wan. hi grow offered..t-:.'
Under these circumstisiCes but liiiie wool is Clitmginte
hands anywhere, and; that which I; doing so frdisto
command such a pike as farmers think they should
have. i . - . •
In Beaver but few of our merchants are paying cash
for it, and those 'who are_doing..so are not prepared' to
of more than from 40 to 50 cents Or ponta,: . finiiirevr
Brighton from 38 tosoc.k.appimrs to be thernling rates;
and at -points in.Ohlo; where-the local- papers refer to
Prices, we node° that 35 to 45 ets:-Rer poiand is all
that is offered. What tuna prices will take,ifauy, soon,
is more than vie can nffir discern ; but to eaitheleast
Of it, things do not batik flattering in this particular,
compared with what they did for . a few years past.
iIETILEAT TO'n2iNE Ferrar...-}-Our neighboring '
town, New Brighton, contains a retteat for insane fa:.
rrtali.l , , which is now in successful operation. It is un
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dor the supervision of a beard of Directors, itnewas
:incorpOnded in .1564. The Directory ace as follows : -
Gen. W. W. Irwin; Thcis. lir. Robb:omit, hi. D.; Wm.
Kennedy, Esq.; Ron. 8,11. Chamberlin ;13. Kerithicli s
M. I).; and Bcnj. Beason, Beg: Dr. Kendrick, former:
ly connected with" the asylums of Ohio. Li Superintend
cnt and chief-extentive officer In the inatitullon: The
pprpost , s of the Retreat will he:gatherod 'from' the fol
lowing, which we . clipfrom one of ihlcirealnrs:'
The principal !lain of thelietreatits4e..kiirnish to
the independent cites ofour citizens: a comfortable home
for eltraniVinsanity. where they may receive that indi
vidualized care and treatment so essential to their well
.• being, and which they canuct_obtainHmi.coptat greatly.
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increased expense.—in private famille - snrordina7 pub-J
fie receptacles. Until the institution shall be entirely
tuic(f. th this thus% howeter, enttable recent cases will
bead:tinted to the Retreat. Successful results:, in scr-.
eml :Astiices - of rise* Origin iirertiOY l'ectiV4*
as the humanity of affording erery•failfity . ;for speedy
recovery to such persons, indicate the propriety of ex
tending the benefits of the instindion to them oleo.` .
Tat: VitsTririlthe festival Lela hi thelleiVer Pres
byterian Church, on Friday evening .last, was well ar
ranged. well petroniz id; - and lit reCr7 respect a very
I pleasant ailair:, All, both old and young, Seemed to
enjoy themselves heartily, and after staying a conpic
of hours, left w ith no mean opinion i)f festivals gener
ally, and - of thla Pile Iri particular. There were three
table:4 at which qreslitnents were and hard by was
found a lemonade stand, -and a soda faun tain-the Istt
l ter li ...idea over by J. B. Ithailes 4. — C0.-,,'and the for
mer b ' `Lodge", Atitiu, 'IN ill) acted the part of — cool
f' i . drink. vendor x ithont loWering hi;. , judicial character
in the leash May hla Ehaquw never grow less. A Pat
i Office. at the lower end of the:taom, appearOtohe do
i inga fine hn5111(4.6 ; but /4 we weer- - Enin 'Alpe once or
to ice by receiving letters from it that should haveheeo
: s hauslei to ladies, and upon which thc eyihr7lll77i should
nq'crhave looked, wo refrain from giving it,rnore that.
a pa. Sing notice.
...Ober - attrartions were numeree's,
hot •Ilme.and spaoel: tall us Moreteriing to them in de
tail. _
The proceeds lit. tbfe . fenitiesr *lied tea about $19.5,
which will' be +Died inrthe p " .bfloooka, - paPers, 1
&c., Itir'tite §64;bathlEkv.l9#l.oopnoc#4,ritlEttu,Ohniql. 1
.1774iTIM,TIIL Taut.L-itrigenninetbctKVoitper, or
/ ihi , .ool,info IrtikettOntiornsconpoi of Irak', attend- .
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I.iitit t , ...i.......lit:Waibing*"(„Vrttnitnalrntasi
?lig any:tirel:4g. :On the 1961itet.. hewas worn,
owl at tetlimoiv. is thus reported - by telegrtaidr . to the
Pittborgh Corrune.rcittfr
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i-zergenfit Cotmer reat Tie wap with Sergeant
Dye on.the night nt the arras.rination, and heard one of
the men in Cunt of the gloom.calf out.the time, ten
tainatee to ten ; there wal nothing which elpecialbt
hi 4 totspiriou: he corroborated Dye , * teeth -
twiny
that w h ile he amd Dye we're rettintitte to Camp Bury,
nt vtreet. No. au. a middle aged lady -mised the win.
dow and a,ked what war:ming ou down town ; nitnee4
and Dyo told her the PreAdent had been nbut •by
Tooth.
The middle aced lady was Mm. Suratt, as was stirmr,
by the testimony of, etliee witnesest.and the fact being
established that pi* 192,4 no . r:xcitement Or . noh4e.,Eci
induce r'to it.-k'anch ' a etnestinn, ali_proof of
the strunaest character that nbe anticipated just what
occurred.
I.7ICIIDE 1517 A MAN SEVCSTrTEARS or Anr.—An .
old man named Wooster,. near seventy years' of age,
mho resided in East Birmingham. jumped in the Mo
nongahela river, 'jdat below Dam No. 3; on Thursday
morning, und was drowned. The - facts of the ease, as
far as we were able to obtain them, are as follows: On
Thursdrring .Woocter and his 'Wife quarreled.
when be left the'lMuse. saYing he would drown him
self. His wife followed him, and endeavored to- stop
him, mhstrhe,kiiocled her down.with his get and ketif
on toward the rprei. gotup and fulhAredtater
him to the river bank. jinit. belirte the. dani the
water i.;very deep, and arrived-just in tim/to see him
plunge into - the water. She immediatek raised an
alarm, and cried forheip, but it was too late, as the old
man had (lb:lN:cared befote assistance arrived. and his
body has not yet been recovered.e , -Pilte. - Gazelle. "
A CurTnto ArTnAr.-00 gatardny, last, while the
steain'inat. Armadillo was laying at Roch&ter, this
cor.nt'y, a cutting affray occurred vu board which may
prove fatal to one of the parties.' The circumstances
as we have been able to get them, arc aubstantlaUy as
follows :
A negro and a white man, both Connected with the
lmat, had had some*trotibh - i previous to Saturday. On
tharday, it is: alleged,' the.colot ed man was sleeping in
his "bunk," when the white man:approaehed r wherelie
was: laying, and dealt him a blow with a-stick which be
lied in his band.' The colored- man retreated and was
then followed by-the white one to differen t.-parts Of the
boat, Another colored man,-who was a passengeron
board, seeing the condition of things, hindoe= the black
man a knife, and told him to defend himself 'whit it.—
As seen as he was put in possession of tite!reapon,le
attacked the white man and cut him very 'severely
about the neck altl breast —'so severely, imbed, that his
life is in danger. The white tnan is said -also to have
had a knife in his baud during the encounter, but did
not - get time-to neolt. 'This is the - vciskur of the affair
as given by the coicired Man. They were both (the Col.
bred men) arrested Plmilly after the oecnrreuce, and'
brought to jail here, where they will be held for trial at
the Lest term of ottecourt.'
tir.OLUTIONSI orlitsrtc-r to Teklittatorrects• G.to
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W. EAKIN, OF ENOLA ',once. No. 163, I. 0. OF (L T.
WHEREAS. It Itt. j9eared our Heavenly Father to re-'
more from ou 'entithit our worWyandnatiemod brother,
Geo. W. 'lFiaidai;; .Mtn' Witesticast, : -Wo aB metidmite.of
Fnola Lotlic, No 163,i. 0. OF G. 'F., do di.u.ply and sin
cerely syn)pathize with the b s ereatrl mother, Alters,
and friond.i of deceased 'this the . .ir , day of . affliction
and borrow t.
Peen:emit, Tilt in MI life mother bail lostit kind
and dutiful son, hiini4eiS'alethig and indulgent broth
er, anti the community - 4M dietpplat'y young'man and
i4ooll citizen. • • • -.4,
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Re gigV f. 41, That 'hy. the death .of 'our:.BrOther Eakin..
our Lottqc his Igt , t, one of its most efficient members—
one whit-wha hie: at lihs posj ihtil,r;dcauehti duty in
'the cause Of temperan c,
n ntil rapidly failing healtlipre
Rrunlrrd, Tint ada inked of reopect our Lodge-room
lw draped iu monde and the ine#thers,ive!tr their,
propriate badge fur thirty deys.
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ite,ori•ed, That thcii,c be entered on the'
journal of thc-rxlge ; and that the Worth3l3ecretat7 be
instruct;ut to lii4nlst the triothci dectwed with a co
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abe.the 03 14 1 :0,1 1 alic115 w igt al P, 3 o l o - P# l .4 cit!toil;
Fraternally submitted in Faith, Elope and Chariti. - •
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Tirals E, X09na.43),
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Sonnitrx Mud. Alm EvironA : rctit y =-Aon -SALF—ny
litrvpn wishing'to rittnclutpe'a Sorghum Mill and Svap.
orator can Icam rvt cro they tan be bid thenp, by tol
ling at int.:once.. •
E . 0 LIVLErs* F ;••• ens• Un
=of et.A fertpaergrire,
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bly, and' are making rap d progires tdr ens
atudiee. They 4nunber now 134-35 having been .ad
ded within the fist two weeks. The Orphan` School
in north Sewicld;_hay.ing.been itl'Peetlell, the Pe
la there wOre
035 above reigned .to. Thia acceesion made it me
c3aary for Mr. Tayler to procure more room for
sCliolara, and accordingly another,bnilding, In addi
tion ' 1 ,f, • 2•1 • , • • socuretri
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A grand festlial and mustial 'entertainment will be
held in Betner.pn the s cytl44.pl: ,J,ttly r 4lh,,untler t il:
athSplcei, of:the-44+i 1 . 4 * Aild u tild3tat
School. ._Thse - tinest andi- - ar4trruittlinalet., Ai all
the delicacies of the season, will..be served on the occa
....ion.
The eminent vimillst, and 'organist. Mr. IL fileber,
and . other.loadlasartiata,hgraktnd coaanntcdfoes
shit to Memoir:ll deportment . Athrtlsstori to nil Oda
of, the Mall, taenty cents.. Yrottcds for benefit of
Church.
Tai DiatillerXr: Daniel Canis, of 'Brotheraval;
ley tOwnnhip; Italia >iy tollec
tor Mils:om, on Thureday lalt4or a violation of the In
ternal Revenae lane.
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In the trial of John M . ; ,Surnit, new pro- .
greasing in Washington,l3. C., Joseph I?ye,
fonnerlya•msident of Wrshington county,
this State.testified as foll4s:
. Josef& ed kria etp"irod.
by the prosecutlon.'"Witness ;SC Ming'
sergeant in theTnited St es army, and is
now stationed in Phibgelphia ; in
1865, witness belonged toy. .battery- C, Penn:
sylvania artillery_
, and stationarat Camp
Barry - ; the wimp is about two milei from
Ford's Theater, witness and Seargeantßobert
Cooper .orlthe Mitr
der ; at the Abb .. ° of the murder ~~ltttess. eras
in an oyster saloon; went intliAhe Oster sa
loon'froM7Ford'S Theater ; witness had gone
to Ford's Theater at. 13,130; flergeutt t-lOpoper
was in company ; 'witness west sitting. upon
some 'plank in front of the. thittie' Anil:yaw
Mr. Lincoln's carriage: there ; tho stritet in
front of the theatre: was liglitt.tl by a lamp ;
while man* Nrlis..sittin e, there .Co.9oer was
walking, np' and down while' wi t ne,s s was
there' part carne. out „ of„the theatre and.
went into the saloon; before they came down.
~titnwss r oScrlt there;
netts' J ohn . :Wlikes • Beoi .ItoOtit
one of the persons entering -into -that ..con.
versation • K '
Question by Mr. Piontit:int
that conversation:l;
.
Mr: Merrick"objeetedt.l the - rynr;stion:: It
'was proposed to give the conversation of
Booth in relation to the murder, and Ahe
prisonerat the lhir has not been connected
yet with BoOt At t - •
3tr. Pierrebon said lt'initst • lie evident
that whatever John Wilkes Bpoth sahkwould
be evideke. • .
Mr. Bradley inAstcti that the parties most
first he c•mnccted. , • ..
Judze Fi-her sahl if the • connectiiin was
not this testimony woubi' be ittle(r
out. He ndmittijil tl c testimonv:
Witness r!!'sumetl, an I Said the first that rtiv
pcared -was John -W. Booth, ronversing with .
:a low, villaVons person at the end of the paS
isagtk; it ; , xas a Moment bef,?reanother . p erson
I joined thenti_and entered into BM converst
hen ; this person was neatly_ dresied ; the,
criiwilthen cable Eront.the theatre, and Bout&
remarked "1 suppose he will come but now,"
as witars:s suppusod referring to •the Presi
-
dent ; the- parties in conversation r nged
themselves where the President was to pass, I
and Watched eagerlyfor his, appearanc,; he
I did not row, and one of the. parties went,
and czaahineclff.h!;"Wriagf.,:vi_d'll94thlii.-ent
into the restatirant mid . ronaineti there _r
enough to take a drink. MO tatne 'out Mull
stepped from , thustreet into the passage loll
: ing to thy stagel - Li appLAred - iu7a...menu;nt
ngain; the party-above-mentioned as neatly
ciresse hen SteppW atuntrcuihsiAini-Vme
to Rooth froni cane qiitihiilt.c . '•• As'
soon"its he called the time he moved up Tenth
street to II ; he did not remain long, bat cattle
down again, stopped in front of tile theldie,
lohked.at the clock, anti called the time again,
looking directly: at Pamth corny anion,
and being somewhat excited; he then turn
ed on his heed and went le` k toward II
'street ; it was then witness
.thought rome
thing wits wmitg:; ,ivitnesirrie:l • 411jtevi.l.
vek, and had a handereltief wrapped anound
it' and' his suspicions Ivan 5u nroustal that . he
)undone the lOndkerehicf from about his re
volver it was not king until the well-dressed,
man cattle again from the direction of if
street ; -the Wan. stood insfront - oft he theatre'
and the tight glioneSull int , 11.13-11:Ce; there
was pictured in hiS counteurneegr'eat excite
-Inept, exceeding paleness, and he toll them
for the third time the time—that it was • ten
minutes • past ten o'clock ; witness means
that at this time it was ten minutes past ten;
witness saw - thedistinctly,
Qtiestimi hy Mr. Pierrepont. bid you see
tile man distinctly?' -
Answer. Very distinctly. • • ' .
Question. Do you see him now. Ans
wer.- I do sir, (pointinZ to. Suratt;) there
he sits; I have seem his face frequently ih my
sleep, it was so - very pale I could never for
get tt ; I did not see. hint since until 14tely
and now; :the wan I sn.w then„was•Johnj IL
:Suratt, the priwiner at the bar.; Sundt then
moved up toward II street; Booth then en
tered the front of the theatre; Sergeant-Coop
er and I then went into an oyster mhxm;
we lint not time to .cat oysters wheir we
heard of the ivurder, mid We went inunedi—
ately tip to II street and out II street toward .
Camp Barry; on our way out a la 4 hoisted
a window and askid us what '"‘ ,
Witness I'vasitere interrupted by an ob
jection from Mr. Bradley, and the prosecu
tion closed the examination
!Sir/mirage Mlarlinonial Intricacy. .
Au Oil City 'paper. relates the
. ftillowing
and vouches for its authenticity:. '
"Durilig.lhp . f . firs!. zearof the' • rel2Cllion a
man living in GeOrgia came NOrtli aid join
ed the Union'amiy. - lle left behind him in
his Sputhern home-a wife and. two children
biiy and a girl. Months passed away and
no - tidings Caine to this little family of the
absent husband and hither, At last there
canteltwell nothent•itatcti rumor that he had
fallen in soure one of thit sanguinary battles
which were so frequent in those 'dark and
bloody days. Tune passed on and the widOw
agairtmarried, in the, full • ,bellef that bur
husband was dead.• By this second .husblind
she_had one.child—a Durinrr the clos
ing scenes of the raellion ,her .sceohd . hus
band fell in defense of the'Sontliverr
-C nfed
cracy. 'Since that tithe she has supported
herself and i liree chi tdren.. : by ;:tetiehing-afi)r.
she•whs a lads- of education aniriefiiiement.
I A short time i4ac4.l 4 .slte,receiv#.4...iMelligenee
which led beHo - belieie-thOt-bet4
band was and that he was in .- the
oikr9g,Mils Of.2d4Witita::'-'fblerit'Sed nt
the news, she gathered her means together
•and.started on wary journey, in
• :relt of the husband whom she had so long
suppo - Sed_dtztl, net-doubtingt.hat• be would
be the shuae as, of old. Last week she Anil,-
ed iii this egion'and found her husband, but
instead-of being rejoiced to see her,.he coldly
informed her that
-slid was no inure than a
stranger tO hint And that leis. affections were
entirely alienated froth - her: She ".,then bet
Sought him to Make Shine prbvision.Tor the
bringing up 'and edtication - i,f his .two child ,
ren. Thishe positively declined to do, and
said he wantet nothing to do. with any of
them. TheiMtiy inex
°jade,. tutne4 sorrowfully away. yiritlLker.
4knai clifidtea,s6i sulked jottrngy
southward. bhe wastint reeipient.',of mannl
kitatatteritiouslrom thoseirrthis region wtio':
understood the, eircunistancesolbe"...)
WILLI'A4 LLOYD GARR tiON) is to be enter
taineitat it pohbe . dirpieri . bl;orkn, Nebo
i€ said John 1341Aht. - wil nictr.iae
7
- • - ;
%ens 4101eatt
Cheap, at 3,411aan Stelyart
2 61e`
,cer-el ' • - 1 4. s.-- 91 1 / 4 - : - .'•
. 1 iiff: aIN P rig' 004 •4% i rods iG*• - ' ' -
Call and sec them: ' - ' ' - •
.. NA
irti
i4P - Wilh'on at btls•ft.^t Te juA reCar l el a ize
litho( of Ladle!, Mistea AliiipllndlliniCalicra Ch p,
.1: 30 1 ;4f ' ths ,. sg„.3al :yzi y. ~,.4 1: 1-1- a r.464:
at Wiletin .t , ...4lcpriat t • A, I. 4 '''.., .." ,
i ' 4".
. igir9o to Wilson.% Stewart's Boot, Shoe aDd
440thifitailiiistilatii. °41!4.r
pArGO to Cleoly's fo4r, clotha—,rlcikka.nall
and examine before finvebaltiS etieettkire.
tar Wilson ibfwantrisroailling op os b,
or cost. C.lll atorextinitie, nn e 6 n~SilccQ
glr Lea v e your orders iFithll'irabriatitroarol4tiour
Grocerfes, and they will be Promptly delivered. .
• -
r4?r 1 a tido Ike stM tin tututat ltmr de
-cline, Why() Wheat ranilly Fkinli,—"Varrantal.
f
edlectlf Chi*, at a B '
Freshpti rovrn s
Or - Wilson & Brown are now offering extnuireAnary
inducements lutins Avg of CpFee, Zutand Sam
• . t., . ..-
,' -
I:2rWilson . & Brown I=;‘,the finest quality cif
i'ea in the Market. , Sl7 it, . . . • •-: - ,
W - Gealy to on Water St., Sign of the Red Post,'
Bildge ' • ...
giy—Freeb tic) 1 liackgrel,. a! tir lecin ,t Drawee.,
M — Candle? for pie-ntps;at Wileon heroirri . 'a
• . .
7, 1 0 - 6istattttl Pratt& khatt,S.Thissper thtui the Chmsra
est, as NV4sors O.Prosslee s ' ;' . • ;
VlT'Woet Twine Cheap.** Mineola a Brairelp
OrDest Nd.l. cal:neatat Ih - 1 g rown , a . w ar
ranted. .
IgirTrinim4lgi at Gcalro ; all kinds fo• dm:semi and
sictinem, &esp.
ilßrnerinceotiated%Lye and /Vika Claoats;ai Wilson
tit Brown's. Try it . .. :
' b•sig — Now:e the the film! for•Baigatn. I t toot Apes.
Gallen., Slipper., se., si4l>:itirfou Si Stewart's •
112riatikligld;Noroceli natteloth,Slippors, Chtyp
I' •
rtt WilbonitStew:Art.4 ! .; • —• . - •
„_ , -
• , PIP/ keep thelvsl, INfi. 1 It.o
liftilast=4 - • N -• • • '
ruL, i llfliattul.riPoivil°nn#fteyrne: Iry
oo
selling Bt+, Callas atlSlipp(lro at
REM
.Ir 7, - .ToRt received .at Gealy . o,-3 ;srge lot of Afillinery
goals of every description. Call and seethem, as they
Rill he "45V I Atop:::
•C 4 "S l . l Iti.G.Th's Cudluss variety. au 1
31.1..5es
•
"Gait upd
F•^_n (lealy'e-goods w iU,e tlic n...or;thent
le fall. Yon will riot re et it.
- PrGutty 14 on 4Va' tar. St., Sign of the Red Poet,
.llrldgenAter.
liubbO.rd Mowers and Reapers
.
The Best Machine .an the 'U..' S.
!
A .T TUE GitfLlT, NAT,4O;i4IL FIELI;t 7 IMU, OF,
.311uwere, anilAteafaMV,belitat - A'abitni.N.'Y.
lastimr-thtett:tleeks. Graiid GokF 41 - 04:a
and premium nit., awardyil to the !Lithium).
Combilied Mower Z`V Reaper with evif-rake attached ne
the beet Combined Machine. !At • the Grand Moidie•
trial of tha Franklin Institute. held ati;yraceute; W. Y..
in Ample., lati4„ the first prominta Grand Gold Modal
was awarded to-the .11ubburti. The Hubbard aboi took
for ~is ?acne:tetra years the first pre:whim-at the Ohio
'• 4 - For Sale by • •
11:iiitVEY M'CIVWX. •
martril7:!hn Earn Valley, Pa. .
Omen or &auto CAX.M. CroxrANi - .
WARREN, Titultut - m. Com:Tr, Onto. , ,
•
Specliti Meeting, or Stochhplders.
li 4 -1 1 ,KHERY,TILitT A TrECIALL
, tneethot nit ohstithradors ofl%oPtitY• 1611
b heittpta he ofticeott4hl cOlll',llny,.,
at 10 0 Olt;e1::. 7q., tot the hintt, . divr of July.
A. 111. 1 4 M. fur tho nurntuzu or con.fdering, and . dolor
trattiti.z mlithre, attil onat dtriblon Ar dhi:ton. of Enid
caustl4l.lll. VIIVeAIy tho
undo:l'4y =tat.] br recent r.ct or the fPfzi.latitxj..of
renneylvattin and OWo, and 10 rtalie such ortlJr. In to
laiton to said Canal, and it.t ah , ,ndot.tient in. a hole, or .
in partootlboy may dem proper. . • ,
, • artier pi-the Board of .TheitctOri.
• JAMES 211;EWicST,
Warren, Ohlo s 21, : Pro.hlont,
.AVILLI.I3I JONES,
!House, Sign, and _OrTcamental
2 !
rir vat Zie;r4t,l Awn: pay
,Carriage Mug!, Paintog,,(C:c.,.,
St., 'Mew Brighton, ta.
Prop° . sals• for Building aflouse..
rrIIR UNDERSIONLD COMMITTER, APPOINT,
ed by the Aftricatintral; Society of Beaver eonnte.
will receivo sealed proposal:. until_ SATCRDAii,
JUNEII9TII, for the bulitlini of riDwellhur House on
the Fair. Groinds'of etiid botiety. th - e 'foundation of
of - whit-EN already eon,.tructed. F4.r further particit-
Inrs.intinitoOf either of the undenk4nled. or Hoch An
derson, Req., President of the Aerienitnral society.
• R.14 - DONALD,
W3l. A. LAIRD. Corn.
MUR1.,.1.1413801.41.,.• •
•
•• FOR sAL - E...••.':
MOD - AND SUBSTANTIAL BRICKDWRI.-
11..* ling Houre, F hunt e in Itoleivllle, conteining ; 4
rooms and hall on fire floor. 5 room on second floor.
good kltehen - with ratter, rooms nn itrut floor oinked.
and _varnished. All the rooms in the house pa
pered, The honre (*Anted: good. cellar; 'rorch
with lattice' 'siork, two.arbers oc bearing 2.111Pc
s•hrnhhery and Mina fruits: thirty fruit trees set out
this spring. Lot 75 - 14 - IS7 feet balm-. 411 by ?r •
inquire of R. BRABF 01 0), Real F.siate
Agent, 'New Brighten. - L1e13'67:1m.. ,
•
•
C. F WINTEE W. L. BY.DISOIC.
'WINTER AND BENSON,
.. ; ,,(SHOCia3SOR§ TO O. F. wnaitil,) • • -
EAXERS. Ill• WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
I Sliver, tind , rist4
. 4,1 Wates. X wicallu*trumento,
Notinne,
— Orlilivelal attention giren to the repairing of Retch
ea, Cincki‘ and Jewelry. „ •
. Store , : Car: BitoitniAr & Arrix STrencrs,
.."‘ , LW E BRIGHTON, PA- [jinni?
SPIZI.NG FASIIIONS!
•
1861...
- 4Rlli q e STREET, BRDGEWATER,
•
• . .
NTEW ASSORTMEXT. MILLINERY RE•
.1.11 opened at -my',old rtnnu, lately occupied by )Sr.
Genty, tiallmmday, 'March 11th. 1 wish to inform my
told ttiends ‘ and faunally new. um* st , t , pit,b ta' e'
pa
ironizc me. ihat am nowrrereivintr tin entiro new
ptock of :41111nory, of the latent Spring Styieg, and will
1 pleat,tl With au aatly
mar 13Vitly. 31123. S. RE)3S. 1
A DMINISTRATC)ItS.NOTIGE.—Lnnen of admini,..-
/IL nation , Clll the . caul.: of SYLVSsTER. .Plinirn.LX, • Into
or Itocheater Deaver eant.ty, dee'd:; hasina
Iw4al wrwitiaLig theownno;iiptelL aU portions indalded
loam asid;nitate, are iegee.ted ulabx inamedinte
payment. and thorn having claim:: eT demands m actain.t,
the eain sniadticctitad.witkinake known the rame
mithont &lily •to •,• -•- '
jnne5'67.0.4. i J. clipSS
• •
•
'D.,.
W 3t.
, ,•
•
- rllrw4x,sultGEoN;t Akcouctittrit.' •
IT 3A nernenty located in the TOtVN OF R001fF..5
. Freatpt tion'`gicerr to stir excepting
lettfrz.tecetelly eneepla.'
Adjoteitta the " - Mention itoni.e." In the
Clevehuld end Renroad Depet; Pula
elter. pa. - • • Itn.49AnTatf
C
ILOME . O IrSZ Ir Sr ,
NENV.BRIGBTo.N. BEAVER GOi ITIT. PA•
(NF CE RESEDENCE LOCeST T.
An; 4441 0 1.4 F.
~Z,ip
. -t~?.
SPII
MO D
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on Walcr
custume ;.;
I am fm
11:e :Npri
Of 'ererll
and mi e
of albhin;
Lilco', 4.., I
DA.L3I
Gent]
Gen
NEN AN
bl.:
I-I ois
SPRING
Jii.t revel
BONNET
Stampi
etl
MEM
BEE
Two doonil
El
Aiiit.kEN TRIUMPHANT I • , • .:.
' This extquelvely known, and deservedly 'plipular
Machine w submitted to Alio most vigorcom test of
Its euperiory. at a trial of competing marhbiw that
took place Hinder . the' manazement of. the New York
OPtietY, at Atiburn.M: Y.,•in July, littA. Thecomtniti,
tee ormAsted of eleoen judges.. and forty Machines - were
entered as eontostatits for the prize. The trial lasted
three weeks and the teats were most Hiccough. The
result was announced at the State Fair held at Saratoga
on the 13th (if September laet. nod the
(GRA.
IEI CS :10 "W" 333 Hr
as the machine ' -
•
iiraOrt To Atr, ,orirrns i '
Earl
A slinflin.
TWA
isho can *ln*
B
and ie man
ny of
Persons
them .hy app
for . flower co
aprlr67:3ni
7LIXECUTO
ary on t
bd.: of beayei
grunted to It
said estate• a
sad t hay
cif4aidlieeidel
thenticated to,
jcl9'67:6t
;VD)
11 amtuitary;
B:W
lgaver tp.!
gran . ted to thel
sf.ivizA intlehtej
tunu , 2 , liabt pa
thr same 1r
E•ettlement.
CEEB
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ruximinFuOF
- : 7 1 `r: l- =
IaitBIIIIIIIIIMOADS
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AT. '
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N'E'W
i nbiy,Tripming
,•47$D, '1
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114 - E- Emr onrr-x!
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ons neLow sTiLts s i SLIA
WATER urubiaEwA TEß .
•'.
fl AYE nEmov TfTTIN.ROO7d
• .beuterty occupied by d.J , I.Dr eNEv.
L. where 1 will" Tni glad to ire alt: 4 1
Pll O ,
and adfoilicre AtiLit vori tau µJul a call. •;:
• : •
•
•
1 r receiving n..inr,:c ilhii rnlcnnia Ftock of
itifun.y,
hu sold vt:i
IVIILLINEII 7 V,
. .
erlpiton ntld Straw., I.lop.!wirt.
Itat Itibbont , , Flovreii,]
111111111NGS,
,1
I
14
, far Dre. 1 , 1 and q, ames
in. Gimp.' Car
C , i., ' Ills, Eug — epe Ruffles, 13uttone..tc: ds '
II AL AND'hOOP SEIRTS' COE -•
4 1
' ETS, HAIR NETS, IVELT, I _
I . BUCKLES,•&e. • 1
•
aaf's Furnimhing 'coodS,
pi & Ladies' Paper Collars.. ;.
I rir, -. l3ll!:ral c ;iiii s is.V.; ll&s ?
1 Al i gi: amss s r ,, , ,
erw, adn.4 Gloves ,
ars , cncyrns, AIL coLp . Rs:, •
I '
STIOES.
a large lot , - er cheap. Call. and 2. CV
ISA •
ALTERED AND.' CLEANED, diIEAP.
g, Pinking and CloakC !tin
Making on short notice.
dos AlATitincE
sTITCBING. • I
ALL
,11ND SEE )IE.
• .
ZOITBLE TO . . SHOW' GOODS
RERIEX BEE Tht PIACI'?
1
,t
helew Stites Shallenlierger's- rocery
lure, Water street, BriSkavivater. •° i * •
WATT 'GkAkt.Y.
I MERS,' K 1 Ay,Tllli.S!
FIB'
- crairm - y.m
1 It
,ND COLD MEDAL
was then awarded the
4 Filmony nay nu. : nr(loci it I:Otte sirlvtltatc,
ranchine is rezartiell by the. t ustuidYt
- y Iron; qmpt*leuee, a."
:st.. in, the World;!
- • .
• tared by the IncarparatO -470/apa?
• JIULTIIIAN &
of machine.; ea have
ine to the u
tj nderaigned,ovho neat
•
JAMBS : PAIXTEBSON,:,
. . New Ga.lllc.e,
.'S NOIICEI-IC,II - ert.•.vo let t ent t E;sktment,
, -. .. • .
el•tate of lion. ISCHT. ADAX/4.; * decd.,
bore., Beaver coituty,. l'u.., having. bean'
0 .tindtrbitmc4, ell pen§onm Indebted to
retjneeted to make immedta, Cid.
ngclatawar degnintto Afireltust kettle
will'plette-prpeetittbem
ket 1 lemma. 1.
' 3110.1AEL1VEltAND. E.xecutor.-
_ ,
,ATOlMlCtll'lLS.—Letters tekainie4t-
on tke.a , tate of Jo!Rott Szurritj late of
Roarer county ni.olec'd. laachigheen.
, t i.
I und cri Lin a , : II I PS
cs in isk it 01% 111 them-
0 M bald comie. Me 114131011tird mate„
'inen,k :out thm , e having claims, mate,; 1
resent
them propffly authenti • ied. furl
•
T,',:.H.EI• DILL,OII. ) • 1, 1 • i
, . joli: : ; 1,t,,... 4, 111 , 174. ,- ~. m 11.. !
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ME
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N -Ti; w ) R
rtt 1 y
HATS ; FLO , W EPI
Empire Sew
•
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, .
•
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ri4pertfally. rolLtit an c
tic public. '
' Machine con:strut'
rlit.•chaniste,"possessing nun !
ProremeotS. 11min - if - been e.!
Pound experts. and , *now!
llertection combined,
!L
In a : mechanical point of
c~almfor the "Elamite 3lAci
It t.—the Method: of del!
inpinuld crank, ivhlch p
lii:retorure obtained byline=
tiumbli.• and nceieless manne
I2d.—We use t< rotating s,
tints are enabled-to give at
the arm; uithont detriment
chinet; having a bearing
Mr.' •
124.—0nr Feed wheel Es a
structed there is but one Jul
ttpn from the rock shaft to ,
others, cannot be e ff ected by
! , ith.—The Rock Slat the
al ! ao drives the Sbuttie. The I
•Chutres are hardened steel
can take up the lost motion
The - follovrinLs are the pri
gniast Sewing . )lachinos
Excessive thtbme to the •
. 1 %. Liability to get out of!
3d. Expense; trouble, and':
4. Incapacity to sew every
5. Disagreeable noise whit!
The Empire Se -,
Exempt fro
Object,
11E1
'lt hm a Ptraleht needle, p
the kick or shuttle stitch, sr
ravel, and is alike on both si
Ing on every description or
the finest ISansOok
thread, from the coarest to th,!,
IT HENI§,i FELLS,
TUCKS, QUTI4T
WITH.
•
4 .
11: 1 V1 , 1 1 ir,IICither S4llll tictr co
t4blc frlgdpit, it clip as epic)
EiiWhaOiallt a IV
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flaying it:ctred t
Ammo; tui tlic
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nffikin'LS by
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''ed on a,...nekv principle of
y n 1 -valuable' im
,aminetrintv the most pro- .
,
'htti ,to be einiplicity and
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1 1_ - - -
I "lU', theadvantages vc r
Ilan." any=
Ow the "Needle Bar -by it
1 ucee the, came' acttun as
i lot a Cam; but in a Inure'
aft above the - table, and
!the room required nuder
rio the durability of Ma
i Irectly‘ ever- the Needle.
riction fded. and 1 , 4:1 con-
In tram...n:lllth* ihe mo
e wheel, and unlike all
II or diagt. • 5'
, orks the Feed!Wotion
wha,rn of thy Shaft awl
d . leijuetable f ee that we .
,
1 1prd objections urged a-
pecator.
, t er •
as of time in repairing.
twcription of material;
in operation,
ne Machine is
an these
lons•
'endtcnlar action, makes
tch Hitt neither rip nor
perfolms perfect Nen . -
aterial, horn Leather to
;it cotter, linen; or silk
ducat number,
PLAITS, mid
RS. •
(WbeeL, and the least pos
earl , az4lB
cWss MEteckitie.
rtu.ne'
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A'N y A M R R:.I.P.Eft K..
Itailmiy a Endless Chan and Lever rtnlitth o
Vatkots sixes, "nreshe'ss rout eirerstonc Farm. I%lUls
Alder Midi, Cane 111%ts and Sorghum s tletipenittirs.
Corn .Shellers. Dor. POI. 'erslorlitarnint: soil all other
Agricultural Machinery. ' •
JOBIRM:1 I • .
0( all kinds' done on abort nottee. . ilaciincs of any
kitid built for Parties .,
Raving had an experience of fifteen years in Parents
and Patent Business. wo are prepared , le Make Models,.
Applloolous, nkpartiesl desiring to take out
Patents. ; , . •
ilavin,g-fitted elf oe. - r Factory -
. 5 5 • V`. • - '
• IZEIV LALItc . rstymaytic-4Actiil4Eitt •
•
Selected from thh , beit,Rasiern malts s. &Ma, =di
eMploying
do
but ilia best Mechanics, we are pre
pared to do Nviiri th he best...`style sod manner. -
Ravine secured serrkes! cif A PIRsT CLASS
PATTRItI,ir MAKER. we. are 'also •irreparcd tainMlut!
wry kifid orStYle of patients: .
•.
Particular, atten_drxutinid to ' repairing Mowing, dint,
Reaping:Machines. and machinery in - genend. -
• We solicit, and.hopetty attention • and ratio to merit.-
ttil patronage oflpartieo .wit.hine work done. Orden, ,
from a dL,tance promptly attended to. _ '
.ALL WORK . WARRANTE'D.I
:Address R. SMllitt.i CO.
a13' 29.67 : 1 7 I • Rochester, Pa.
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atiny'''. Miedai
ins AWATOCD TO .
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ig i BARRETT'S HAIR-RESTORATIVE -
. Bs the M.' It. State Apletatetal treeirtyat
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I . ea Felt, !rialto, In .1%. abbe" Stit.llo,..
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BAlt.ii-:E.TIT'.II, -i L.f
,ITlTAntable Hair Itestoratite
~ liestores OniAli to lb Miura' Color e s‘
. ' 'notes the of Due lbw t gog!.
web to lb ' original organic aellon t .
cites Dandruff .and Kitson I,____Preeenb4
Bair biting out i is a:superior a•reraarrt. - .
It contains no injurious ingredktits. .' • -
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and Is the moat popular and roll-
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. ~able article throughout tbs 4 91 p- •
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4 4Eut.'tt'er s t u lriturg i o r r ol . -
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An - EN-Tit Oli2l ,tOOltE, Beaveb 3tORGAII CRAW,
Brighton r . • " [jundiCtran
Av . A - NDF.TIitiIIGNEI? AUDITORS, 0?
- tit:ldor: Tat the following report
urithe bola:ty Acconuts. rom 1 t 01.357 .-
• ft:I! • . CR:
oat. lrt isr.L.T. rp. un frr:-By Minds find in
By Dnidirke 69 Iterest, canceled Is6,lZe; bit
Jane t,, 1ri05.• Jno., Hayti, - 1.0..t . tax. - - 337.48
• 2.257 tA - By pdreentpd.cot
By 1111/11iVS ; I and To..ater3. N 46
:. 1,1.16 81 1, •• -
J arat:Litywaret Qll •
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ichunt .fonds Int
t.ellietnent
j1:172 - GT:3*
Jim( al c,,pi
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BO NTT AC(:1:1 UST:
c (moot. DIIITICTOILS IN Aa7OrNT
nny'n/hip,.un .I.oCal Bounty, Fecond. • tiecal
year,.en ding Mb ofTstpril;lB6l. '; '
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: - - - .1-)It. 1 . 1
Tai linplkatclefpn. • I ilk. east pd. on 1$ .
iamilable.) . .. e2,731. 85 'flinoleanddistount
1. , '
, 'on note tti.Baok ) •$G3'l 65
. - . I Tn per a c * en' 1 e . e‘6 ' 14 . - " " ! '
.We 1 hefinniTersil_med Anilitolt of Chippewa:lmp:l"MT,
hidieve We nI O ePt otement to l'e jut and true to the
best of Our km wlettati nod nhility. -
•; , •'' JOTIN S. ItEttflON, -) - •
-- + DAVID Itt.7.CLAl''. -
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• DA'vla T 110316,5, - -) • i - :'' ..
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BOIJINTY ACCOVNIri.
li, in fell !peAl. ACCOVN'i OF- MARION 'll .
;:..
for the year 11 1 06. Thri School Directors is
accintht witti the District per, • Treas.urer, J. A.:Zchner
•
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To_balance dne •", uf Wirentrt $1:000 0117 .
Tax Idciad per Interert- • • :460 00 -
plicate • 1,069 fit4-'.LOSt Tax' . ' 630
By rub. Collected ; 90 00 !Error; 12T
2 per' cent. to .
I`. 1,112 35:Treasurer
'Hai pd. to the.
. 1 - Treas . ! of the
I ••• • Schoo..TM I'. A
Blinber; Erg:
1
MEI
3el2'f;7:3‘v. '
NEW
MRS , TINDERSIGft:D. ..TitANEFuL . /TO :m s
1 friends amt customers for theltenemns patronage
heretofore ext.lhtlect to him. takes .plrisnre ( ininforn-
Mg theln that be - Jets retentlyelnado large additions to
3. , ,
his stock; and t he can now mil' L.
Gr-
coCerlen '-- -
t,"
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Of the ve hest naiitn.as lOW as they can h e ym rits
fl westof Pittabarg, By efOck embtatat the best or
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COFFEES ; 'TEAS .SUGARS, -.SI t
,
UPS ,. -310I4ASSI1S; SOTZG fir ' , .
RICE: PEPPERS, SPICES,
SOA PS, cA.N.p.I.Es. RAI
- EV-1411
CURRANTS,
&o.
.
And fa facfeveryihing in my line that' Itrionally kept -
.in a well regulated tirocery,Stbre... .
VERD of all kinds kept nn and: and the held bran&
of FAbiILY FLOUR can- alleys .be obtained At mt..
store. 'I . ~
All goods delivered if required: s - • - '
' jeialiTay. - •. -- .51441).7 siirraEß
.
: of CO...Port ershiix
rjr ILE nitursdroltEL:: Fatst
i.. between.thenoderSigned.noder theatre Rama
of Al,nander venu v, thistlay iliss,6l% - ed by tnntn
al consent. The Intere . st of R.. A. ;Alaxander having
been pnnehased by d. 4..lFevennv,' will cdnlifine the
!Mrtuz l imelness at the old stand. - All demands al ainn
. Pahi[ctruk ;tre .he - paid 1).5- J. M. ,Devenny. and all
debt& debts dne the Orin may he NW to either rarther •
of the old arm. - E. 11. ALEX-ANDER.
• '. DEV,ENNY;
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:New .Tune Cal, 143- - ,
Harlot! sold ottt Inter, l st la the Prhp br“ , iness
'heretofore carried undo' the nun opine of A Itixan-'
:der tt, Der cony. to Joseph M. Iterettny.. my former
prltler; I ci . ould lrtspealr Tor him a continuation of the •
Patronage td . Tay per as welt am the friers' or the
old Grin. , 1•:. E.:A LEXANDEir.
;Tnnellth' • . • i
F . DRUGS! D . RIJGS!!.
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111 , PI - CR TO GET %II THF POI! LAR
Patent
.IMediein'es,.., Perfumery, -
•40SEili -- M.,..'-.)DEVENNTS
;DRLTG,S`T.ORE,
Broadway, New Brighton,.
MIXND FAINTS and PUTTY filu . :4lyo , an band;.
. . .
Physicians firestiripiliiiiii 1 1 -• •
1 ..
c.,trerOi'Fomppundea at all: ittvar:. 4 - 1 t the day . -tind
. - '.. •'-' [ja11r.M.3917
8 ( tore ;
ISLAND .SHELLS..' •
R ,
iO
3E NV • JSOINO . : TO ;ADOTtN. O.111,1),1( •
' valks rutactr.ry
woul' dti well to tlpply
whero - n rponoliti let of WnAont
sHELL,s train bn:nu ttCekt. 0, and »rt. Mt. calb..- 4 1 --•
jr.19't4 . 31. . • '
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8011, 1 7,1 TY • AcCOUNT.,.
13 . 41:
t 7 .471 .• -
id send hill, to Brighton- Nil. I School
HENRY SCHBAX,• - ')
JACOB PFLUG. .• .} Auditors,
C.'\{ WAGNER, •
GROCERIES.
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2178
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