The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, July 10, 1867, Image 3
The Beaver Argus. BEAVER, .31.71:K i 1(r, 7867 Local and Mis-eelTalincina JR., 54 Filth street, Plattß i ret, 141 itie 3410 i-tad agent for THE Am US 1.13,01,9 t city, , New AdivertigemenLs. . . : . The agent/Om-of the putdic is directed.lorthalai... 10.. ~ n .8 •n .8 •-adrertisernenta',- Nfth -- stirpincr . itri the 11, Er:,.t time In Tug Anois to-day: 1- , . orßoacty Account-New Sewickley tp.: 4 f —E,tr., Notice_whie T & Irwin. i '...--specisi NudceS—Watt Gealy. 1, . '' 7 rtradnduktrators Notice—Slanghter & rintsinan'. , prNew ST( weL—DawFon & Richardson. rfrsia , cial Notices—R. S. Itangtr.. . . -.....- ...------ CouNc,tiotin SEttetrES.—On hod Sabbath 1 - forenoon •mternt nton pet , tees were held . In the "PrellVterlan Church of fide &ace; and on next Sabbath erit)lar exer v, 11 be held ht the 31.. E. Church here-. • smug' Dv:A.l'll.-0R Friday. morning last. intri cot child .or fir. dclin Clark, of this place - died very The attending physicians, we undersrand, itv 4 death to laughing gm ir4uticd by i t , wit , ur the day before while having some teeth eitructeetti IltAurch. pa. ,AciiESON.-)Ve exnitted to WI iateetlon 1 ),...fue-k ht thevard of Dr. A. W. Acheson, who hee t i,i; place. The Dr. I?tt 'sou of the Pre:4ldent .tacks of 0 . 11.4,1i-4de% and la said by those Vali) aie ~, ,, ally :LlWl:Anted with h 1 11. to he a gentleman of fine vhLitice, le , a good coedi:al etlncation, and Is deeply lii_ _ • FrsTiv.kt. is P.nits;EWATETL—A festival wps held in the Ilrldgeivater ('hutch on - Taesday:evening of ‘c , r..4(11 i cued to have been a very pleasant ir. Eveiyittite: was iilapple : pie order ; and the sum xsttzeti. over and above expenses, WAS near $lOO. Fourrii , iF Juily CELE R art OS —7IIC SOidiers`- ' orphans the l'llll , .!; ,, hargli School celebrated the 4th in a be !she: inssis.r. We would lutve been.much gratified 1,11;0 cilven whit them on The occasion, but prior en -:pusut• prc•rented us. We heiutthat the celebration ovilitalile to all—teachers, pupils, and visitors. ItNED.—During the early part of last week how , e of 3tr. S. Taylora South beaver, this county, took fire from the kitchen flue: hurled to the ground. It was a two-story frame ki,aditig. containing . four rooms. 'All the furniture anti, thing in the second story were lost; that which east :he tir,t thior was sari-:41: =I Dos Sronx.-A licayY'storut of wind, rain and light . ovetithis.PlaCe un \Tednday afternoon of Considerable damage was doneito shade trw.. tintiwr, 4k:f r in this vicinity by the wind. The Din gave vegetation a new. start, and everything in the ;:TUM ing lilts" hi corning forward quite rapidly. . —2— A itArz‘ENl"yitTill.". MOVEJIENT.-Thu leading basi n.. two of New Brighton have entered into an agree - 'ent with . each other, to the effect that between the Sth flinty and the 15th i)fSeptember. they will close their rta(T-.of business at half past seven o'clock each eve ning. extept on Saturday evenings. Their example ;Itonld be imitated, in tilts particular,, by the • baldness nun in all of our villages. Let the clerks have recrea t;"U and rest daring the hot reason at ljast. - ciusGtxo its Loc.trmir.7='We regret • to announce 111.11 Dr. It. Fright of this , place has determined upon !ening us and locating in Allegheny city. The Dr. is uell-read and skillful physician. and in addition. is a rains of who Many Community may well take pride. 'he isiople of Allegheny will find in him, as kmr the pini.le of Dearer, a gentleman in MIT) , way worthy of thditentildence and,patronage. STIOCNING ACCIDENT AT nOCIIM 4 IErt.—.A. fatal arei- , &DI happened to a lid named Robert Scott, at Itecher- Art, thin Finney., be the Fourth. Ile had onrcha,:ed a ! halt poittia ii: T.fiN,iliir. w hlch be ean led with some fire; icra6, , :Tl mid matcher in hi. packet.. When at, the curl': OM 1:4 'Nen 'York aid 'Water Istreetg, the matches !grit- t ted. catt.lne the ..post . der tq,explel e awl horning. 111h1 , fearfully. Ifesprant:lnto the rly r and extingulatik i i the fire. lie lingered until three o'cloc lti Saturday moi.u.', , tar, wheat he thud of leis Injuriem. '' • ..., THEY011:711 or JULY FESTIV4.—The Festival held lU opei4th..!erninikrie.s of this place 011 the evening 4f the lzhof.laly.tvas contir tied till 'thb evening of the quiri. a -crowd tt as ha attentlitqc both vv.:11111gs. About oar ha:ired and e.eventy-flee the sere Waltzed. Ile prireed4 are to he ap i!Vd :..I!hr M. E. Church of this borough. . . Tun - rot - Jun.—The Ith of July in tide place was .spent iltvarions ways. Most.° f our Merchants opened up their stor.!s early in dm day, and kept haMmering, away at good trades until away in the itglifq Others of our people cla•ed up their places of businese. and went with their jam ilk* to the Sabbath Schoorpic-nice, of which there were quite a Daintier. and thug contributed to their ow n enjoyment and' their children's Moutte;. font. Still others went off to where the •mrdent"l ,lumH kc..::- . could lIV li'llr ... \l7lthtilll. ...prescriptions," add returned . late at night. feeling., no doubt, that "smilptuarYlaws—• •••-- ' • -', pre!wribing what a man shall cat, drink and wear." are ~ -•- • . I'S nil tech make, a itr-t Alps.. school. rave think the" a il L n iTl L ; i t ;:,*,:., " ::ll ; !..i l ,-, 3 1 ' ,. 1 11‘ - ,',Tj r ri e e ,: i t i u :.. " , l ,: ,l, 7• t o r T ,l r t t l i i s ,.. e , ° ,,l i !, l l l , : e . n ,,,, ' t f•;;IN. Nunml siltool akEdenboro is unexcelled. Wel' beli-ve. good humor everywhere prevailed, and the tact. lee ;lad t 0,..,. that it is weltapprecialed and Patroulz.i. 4111pm.i.tal off very mum/ like a great many otherttlis have I tyne Lmyra. - . , el. "I'ret.S Lan, 1,...t - semi their children to a b l etter l i . 1 i.:gen 0 ,..r.:02:-. Imeadmg, It, gtawa,y to scliad should ! - . -''..., --"- ,' t.-t a etreal.r of the Norand School. Write fol . - infor-; ittli.VY STOIC)! IN New 8R11111T0N.. , -011 Wethletllllty., ''‘' ,l ol.l I. PM!. :1;.,V. Couimr. Edinber,E Elie Co., Pa: 3d inst., a sterm of and hail passed, over a portion - . I fm•itia',..!.',Eul.,f;.ua. • i of the town, aid blew dew a a greater part of the new ............._ l 4 Methorifteltdrch that was built 10 thesiptare. lrh - e , . - .b , rivits.--It laic been . proptPcd. 04 . west. to build . JeAF4te and - vyindow cratties,w ere much-broken, and the ' l,- :lFYlvtu fey ev., , ,5. y'eung men." We have such an' eastern wall fell on! the di.pot, building, but nti injnry 1 Z•tiIIII10:' now tii"dliQ State,•atqColumbus, very liber) accrued to it. It is- thought Jhat. the entire brick wail, ql - rerenired by that ria,s ofyoutig min. They vet-' will have to be taken down and la In aver again in or , e1:; . ,...d0t,,,tr1,11 1 i one to ten years, to se,l how they like der to make the building safe.:Thu amount of damage :* -. , liin tll.r Rep. , . .! i to the'edillee is e-thnated at mine than two thousand - ", Ivo.: two in thi. State at the present thne ; and ; dollars. Great effort and perseverance were requistte Mai te., ...„ , ,1„, i,i t ii , ,,,1 0 ,.• i,,,., take it t h a , , a hali. to obtain means hankie= to carryfOrveard the work ip c..a,a illOte Win ,WII bc llC'eliell. 1 ; 0 1 members of 'the,clitirch. The large brick building on :Themlway that b. in process of erection by Itobert 1.: , 1- I gar, for a mercantile house. was"partly blown down, and l fell with a crash, on the drug store 'oceupied by :Jos. Devinny. and broke Mid ',battered the slat.• roof. Shade and fruit trees were twhted off and blown pp by the foots, lint no iii es bal. . Tuf yt t rrr (1101..—The fruit' crop in this locality. VI). looked unite i prontising. Recently, 1, , ,,tt1yr. Pie 00,1 peacht , * hare eantinenced (al frf,lll the awl front Irp?ent appearances. the to tle O part Scalars will,be'tinite a short one. are ve.ty scarce: ,2'oo ,, eNtrrh , -• to found n most everywhere in gitzt ' 1•.:•-• In :dati. nutoh, r of the Salem t(Y,) rthat th ,, ,admini/tratort'• of the haveirceently •. e analred and tlftysOur t immand 'dollars among the 'About equal amount la at so :,i.• futur,.tl:ne. n iiom, of the :, *:1 711111 . 1 t a , forty thou+andollarg. therika man-with rout t.O (lead. 15 Lo bath .:dd."- . 11, , dVeetr one of them." NEW IS • TRFMENT Or DEATII.--';MaXitlliii.l7l, late NV:IQ , bot, by pollen N• of court_ nch. The Mexican trovernment refused :tire ht, We bye 11,43-Mier and scon persons eltot with b utlete cnr I.s the Eis,t)roNin, we have .It ,t With a ";entence." Can tI4 hou the — sentence — N l Vo.4 . fired, and , !ruck OM .15% -:Alexander Long, who has been In oa-t, nn tw - o charges rf assault and I...tritittrd to depart on 0 . 1,1 -Rh inst., lry thine for his appearanco . id court. The ofren 7 lniz him were contrnittkil 'at the time hr acrd l'handTr's circus and menintarie was 'at 11,:116.1.r. At thst time Long is said to !loti - e Made an 1°4,4 Bone:l:der. hf that place, and also np tAl the oticer sent . to arrest hint. , hn ceorv.e.. rolt Tr. kCIIICII,s' INi•TITT4E.—Ed. Ar - starts"l 71,4' nii-upittee aprrrinted to ar.rai . 4.'e the order of sutault the following. programme:' Select . Ilr Ai.. 11i,hipple: insUrthography • t r,”*.d s ; Peelateatiou by Mr. T. 4.. Itising"r Ri'","‘" eontinned) by Mr. B. Lakin : "Il.11,:t1,. - Periodical" by Miss Tacker; AitetTerhig. I . ''''`ions front the query -box.- Those who teifl. favor Cn r..rlations to the -. Periodical," please atl .:"4 Ni T '""'llirnpgl the post-otlir4. !nob tale to -t • i"1-4, hduse, Beaver. the ,at•P. M. • XT. X 1,1.. Col-T-7.------ . . N ti ,,,, , . 11, •t.- -Vi .‘ ate indebted to Dr. D. L u t .,.„ . ,•. y. ?this Pla , e, to? the annual cutaloLtue of Mt. F ro. ; 1 ::!ir:.0. at Nit. Union. Stark county, , Ohio.— t6,,,,,,:,F ath 'T ' I M (luring the year-there were S'S ~....,. • thlea i nane:alai:et. Of these, miobserve ~„.,..:1'...4.;‘,...z.t...h,.,..".r..‘,.,ty.' • They - are a. f0110w . 6 : J.l I. I:* i. - .. Lit ;' , '" t . , rry ; , 11.- M. :NleCauley.'iloche.ter: ' 'tie: p .sir 11' s mith. r , rrY; C.:V.:m.01,r. Unfini- 1 - 1,,,,. r. .:4. , , :!Illitili , rrry : Aud Clara Thorn as, 1 "• . - MASON—In Industry township, g county. on k.,,. 1 ,,,,.. - -.1; - 1).7w. 01 tf)... placr, h.. a member Uf the . ' " the leth''of Tune, ISta Magee., bon of &none' Mason. ! ri.„, , '". , ' - '''''..'• all , l the key. John Williatto.. of Ito- .: ~..,.,'•,,,.:t.yr.,1.-..,.l.Tra.raiiil/r.r .4,!' (fie converenee. i ng![l4,:molithe. and `2•2:days. r ,• : ' 1 A.N endless yariety -of Sugars, Prunes, .the „ po , es, 4t Ranger, , . . • i • ii,fin i p.,„ „.„ t „.,, t , ( I,AnE—on the' sth mat. : ii thi-.-torwagh. Croa. r e heiipe . FA In the he:;t, and will suit for all par ' :afar! Ch 0.0.. of 3. If. 4nd L:..elia pirk • I i'mtssrLy • trisere. at, likrtlibtirg, adids usthe following statement of the number of troops furnished by Pennsylvania during the war for the thi lon. It Is compiled from the &djutant General's fleport,, and will be found correct in every particular. , 18111. •,- Under callpfPreiident t .of, April yr,1861,, v.. o ‘. ... La. - -.... , ..penz,,,,mm. for threelllPauf mt _."., • t•- P D. " ',n sent . cap.. _,......!. sent into U. S. service under call of the ~. President of July. 22, 1861, for three .vears..,. - - t - - ~. . 13,866 s Oiganized under act of , Congress of Ju- . ~ , I,t llg, 1861, for three years 9t, 739-130,594 1 • . . aged. _ Under call of Presifinf of July 7,1862, -.for three years, Including 18 nine _ months' regiments g 1,8133 Organized under draft ordered August 4, 'lt*2, for nine months • 15,10:1 Independent commutes for three vars.. • 1,518 • En r, i .1.. forwarded by guperinten nts of , • • recruiting - serriee..l,-......-...z. .-,.. ..,.. ikSZI - - Entistuien4s in orgn. l lhitalion . 0 idler, ' ~" 'r .2 _, i t Statet and'in Megtuar Army - 5.80-71;108 . . i 18p. . - . . , Organized under special authority from_• War Dept.-for three years ,086 Under call Of ?resident onfune. 1d63. for • - sir months ...• ' '. 4 4,484 Under call orPresident of June, 1883, for • "Emergency" 7,018 Recruits forwarded by snperintendentaof recruiting service - .4,458, Entisituents in Regular Army .. . —..._ 23,.... 9W - • - -, Militia called oat in June, 18111, for . alne- • ." . •• t ty days . 0M" 13,04 G 1861. lie-enlistments In old organizations kir • . • three years 17,870 , rganized under special authorities from • ' War Dp't. for three years • ..... PAM Under call July 27, 1801, , , , —•— for one year • - • *034 Under call July 0, IsTpl, for ono hiu*od • days Recruits foryrardcd by intrpelintondonts • of recruiting service Draftd men and sub;ttitutes 10,661 • ' Recruits for 'lke gularArtny ' 2 074-01,704 1965. (tp to April, 'when recruiting for Vols. ceased.) " • . Under call of, l'rekident of Dec. 19. 1881, for one year • ' 9,645 Recruit's forwarded by superintendents . of recruiting service • 9,193 Drafted men and ssnbetitittes • ' COM Recruits fur Regular Army ' Ri7L-25.941 Toted number of men furnished • - 8f4,234 The' ,5,000 . militia in service in September, 180, are uot incinded,in the above statement: 1 THE Fut:Et:twit:K.—dos. S. Travelll, Eeq., tigent of the i'rendmen's Aid Conunission of Western Pennsylvan ia, has made a report of his operatiohs among the freed men of the Southern States. In this report he speaks very encouraginely of the past; and has high hopes•of the future. lie pays this tribute to a .young colored man, a native 6f this county, and well remembered by the citizens of our neighboring AU:ige, Rochester: • 'Perhaps. all things 'considered, the most interesting awl satisfactory portion of our work has been at Flor ence, Ala. Last Yovember Mr. O. 31. Waring, a young' colored man, a native of Beaver county ; Pa., and a grad uate at Oberlin, went to Florence, making his own ar rangements, securing a School house and commenced with some,4o pupils. This increased to 80 or 00 with out assistants. - They learned remarkably well. Be or ganizgd a normal class. Ile selected two of the beet as assistant teachers. These bare done finely. , So sac- Ceisful was Mr. Waring theta number came from neigh borint) places to board in Florence and to go to echool. The number has steadily increased. At last report there sere get. From the testimony of a number of -the most prominJnt white citiee l ns. including Gov. Pat ton, thwltical preis, and our Superintendent, this has been one of the most successful Freedtneu'e school In the south-west. For attention: neatnes, excellent or der, pitectual!ty ant rapid progress in reading, writing, entail! lie. geography and other Studies. as wall as in manners and genera information. we doubt whether it has had Ill.lllis4periorP. Mr. Waring segini 'to he, a ! p erson of unusual ability. energy perseverance and tact, and well qualified to exert an influence for good among his rare In' the South. Ought not such a man to be con , tinned in the work there? If the Means can be obtain ! ere, we wish to estahlish other schools in the neighbor ! hood under his care. We 'know of none more needy 't or more likely soon to become self-supporting." . • Bor!Dnowyko me 4ne Outo Rtv - za.—Benton It , Temple, agent thirteen gears, non of Wm. Temple, of the Fifth ward, Allegheny City (Manchester), - was drown etlin the Ohio riker, about live °Week on Sunday: evening. It appears that he wail bathing in the river, in company with several companion 4 near :Brn not's Island, and was trying to swim from' the Manchester shore to the bar on the island. When; about half the. distance over, he appeaved to be taken with ers . na . pa, and disappeared from view. Search Was made for his body but it could nut be lotind. Yesterday afternoon' about four o'clock a Man who was out Ina skiff-fish- ' discovered,tha Minty floating tat :site' river - maxim one and a half miles below the place where. :he was drowned. lie brought it to Manchester ill hii skiff.—' The deceased resided with his brother-in-law, John l'aiej on It mreet, Manchester, where the funer alwill he-held to-day at feu o'c o C3m, 9th. TnEWootlnAnE.—The,wool trade:of oar ownlocality is grow ingtOare bri- k than we stippos. it would some two week:, agiu.:-,"A good deal 'of wool is just now find ing it.. way into market, and it is very likely thaf with in the next two weeks a large, majority of thprarniers of our county will have disposed of their clips, notwith standing the low pricei they are receiving for It. ISLessrs. (kr .k Dawson, of this Once, commenced buying a few days ago, and we believe have already: stored is,Way ropy 15.000 pounds. At other points in the connty,'-the.satin , rush to eels prevails.% The price paid varies but lilt' , from what w.is otTer,d at the I,,zinaings of the season, viz.. front 40 to :41 cent , per pound. Ilmtvetrr:--The beau i rains thitt have prevxned in thi; locality for the past few dAys, have retarded ham, esi dad operations. Farmers who were ready a days ago to commence 'cutting grass. have deemed its prudent M leave It stand.nutil.the neather ahstunes a more settled aliect. Clear weather -is only wanting mow to inaugurate thehayiug'season. Mat little of our wheat or rye is yet "ripe v. - hough to cut. By Monday next or the middle of the week at farthest, the Ilelds will be ready for.the harvesters. Tlle weevil Ia doing considerable damage to late wheat. bet taking it as a wliole, the crop will" be'a heavy one for the number of aCreS sown. • ArPOINT3I72ST ax TILE GOVERNOR. We arc pleased to learn by the Harrisburg Tgegraph of the;.sth inst., the announcement of the appointment of CoL .H. M. Hoyt as an additional !ivy Judge In the eleventh dttdi- Clef District. Col. Royt is a gentleman 'of large abili 'tice and.ceperience—ranks high in hie profession. He - Was a faithful soldier of the Union during the entire war. This recognition of his merits and services be highly creditable to the Executive. lot I:EDER AT Wilt.till:sM. —The Wheeling Intaligenrer ofliitndity gives the pailleulara of the finding of a dead body in a culvert ou the Itentpdeld railroad, the day be. .fore. The head , Was cut oh" and laying beside the body. The man's name was unknewa, and none of the dr. cinneuncei, connected with his murder hive been de veloped. • DIED. 031310114 • r EDITOR ABouts.-,On looking- over the Argus I find that Kr. Odell the editoi bf the :Goad was a delegate to the. State Convention which was held atliarrisburgtoqugnimite a candidata for - Biipiein - e - Jd• _6;111'0 that he ?was a member of the co.. nee on resolu tions. Thateonventirm pasitednaresolutiont in favor of a Free Railroad law.' There- was not 'free kreatelqtiask olfartstipkfigror a law lit dividcleg4Re I'hav= able to find out and I have made dilligent in quiry in regard to this matter. •I have always been a Democrat and novel. voted for.a Republican in my life but once, and that WaTi, forf.pormial,raf- VIM ) 1 4 0 1 flyfe cessany to stifle MAI. But.aba mar -1 *Olt ested m the passage of a general Railroad, law, and so is every nuurort our side of t h e ;river. You have plenty &Railroads on your side of tlieLOldo bat-wdhave none lOW !talk* in der great inconvenience on that accord. We have no outlet and can't get anywhere without travelling a great distance and - crossing onto the north-side of the river. We can raise the capital to make theßoad if we,.ain, but get the. power.. consistently, - support any party or the candidates of anyparty that will ig nore this important-AuestiOn, and - I speak , for many other Democrats beside my self. We are all interested in this matter in :our neighborhood • AtelxlMic4.4. o iltik - '. Welbui • Democrats. Mr.Ode..ll...has, been all along contending in the Lixeffor , a free Railroad Law; this I was well pleased, and thought he was sincere in his advocacy of, this. Meas ure. But.how can I think so now w he was a delotate39, A* -.614e c 010 Thfiaiiija d never ciff6red" Moo Wig:Anti& in oiler - lid& an' act. It dou't amount to anytlifti„,n. to talk about it in a country paper and offer rmolu; tis in a county torivention and talk loud in favor of such ii measure when at herne if they rep udinte all when they are sent ass: delegate to a Stdte convention or State Legislature:,— Itilooks very much" asif all Odell careflabiant is to get our votes and thathe expects 111 de cieve us by talking in favor of it in his paper and offering resoluti ons in a county conven- Ulm that don't emount to anything and op pbse it when he had power: ffhe people.ot thin side of the river are a reading people, they lake other papers beside : the Local and - know what is goin,ff on in the world and are not to be deceived long by the false pretenses and clap-trap of dishonest and designing politicians. ' I have not been able - to find out 'anything about when or . who elected Odell as our dele gate or whether he was, instructed 'to vote againSt a free Railroad Law or not. I don'lt I think the masses of the Democratic party knew anything aboutit. But Ido know and Odell knows that the.peopleof - Beaver coun t} arc deeply interested in a . free Railroad Laiv. l , I ani'opposed and the people are Op; posed to the Pennsylvania Railroad monopo ly -rifling in this Otter any longer. 'And if ' the Democratic body of ; P ennsylvania has been sold out bodylid breeches to it without any opposition by r own delegate it is time it was known. • I am not iii thelabit of writing for news, papers and . am a plain man but if you pub lish this I will have more to say on this im p .ntant subject. . A.D.E3tOCILIT. EDITOR Amara:. Many of the Republican .Journalists are howling over the rdease of Jell. Davis, and at GreelS - for becoming one :tif, his securities, and clambring for the pun -1 isliment of rebels .in the South,.and for the confiscatio of their property. This is prob bly all right in itself' Butwhat equality or justice is thore,in .enforcing the penalties of the law against the misguided rebels of the [south, whilst traitors and ! , copperhead of The 'North arc allowed to" go s unwhippeds of jus tice? Is not the conduct of the, 'attar more despicable,' and in reality, more! deserving of punishment!than the !former? Although i reared and educated in the North, they syin [ pat hiztA aided, and abetted In every way pos sible, the enemies of our i goverruuent They Used every means to cheek loyal men in their efforts to overthrovt_the rebellion and save !the Union. :They „rejoiced at rebel victories, bewailed the succeis.of the Uniim armies, Dosed the drafLaidetLeoAcgaL4sliielded ' encouraged de,clared • the' war a failure, demanded the Withdrawal .v.f our troops, that treason might he tribmplutut.— They vilified Mr. Lincoln, rejoiced at his as- sassination, ! and. deified jell. Davis and J. I Wilkes Booth. They declared that the rebels ' I I were right, and that the supporters of the‘ government were wrong. What kind.ofjus -Itice would there. he in hanging Davis.Breck-' Venriage, Benjamin and the like, whilst Vjai- Jandigham, Heed, Woods, Bigler, and the I whole gang go unpunished? Why should the - qgnorant .ittul uneducated of the rebel I states who knew not what they "were lighting I for. be hung; Whilst such small fry rebels as J. 11. („)(01,.ami the traitorous rebcds of the North are allowed to go unpunished ? • ! --Let there be consistency on the part of Union men. -Qt7LIZIST. lioctiSTEn PA. July 4, 1.867 EDITOR Ancit:The editor of the Local embraces every opportunity of : saying some-. thing disparaging to -the colored race.. He divs not only make unmanly thrusts at the freed .people , of the, Southern States, but -those Immediately surrounding him generally come to for a fall share of his. billingsgate.— As this is nothrlonsly true I wish to ask him a simple question or two: Were you not at a.m/e,pir in this place a few weekii ago? And if so; did you not take a seat near by . a color ed person, and deport yourself ht a manner that ditserved different •Ireatment from that you received? More anon. : - A FraEND OF. TILE WEAX. SPECIAL NOTICES. ;',.3 - Mael:t!rel, in half or 4-tarter barrels, for haryest, at Ranger's. . Pbr Queunstrare; go to itangtr's, hrt(igewitt cr. rlf you want Bargains in Millimry and Trimmings, go La Gealy's, as he is closing mit .at low prices. sign of the Red Post, Bridge water. 'O - 11anger has a few barrcla of New Or leans Mola:,,es left, purchased direct frOnt the plantations. Gro.to Ge:dy's for Ladies' and Missps' Hats, cheap. CV - For cheap Drr• Gooils,.gn fn Ran!_rer's Ile is ret!eiving every weekilresli supplies. ts - Raisins and "Prunesitit Ranger's, in .Bridgewater. • few pieces of• those splendetl 13nrit- 1 nter Dress Goods left at Gtaly's. Arery, cheap. . ' . - / PEACHES and Dricd Apples -at Ranger's, BritliTewaL.r. IF you stain] in need of choice Teas; go to Rangers ; he keeps the bct. rg - Shoes, Shoes, Slaws; at tatty' s. Call and see. Sign of the -Bed Peat, Bridgewater. BISHOPRICKS, Baking Powder, for iiseuits, at Ranger's: RA.SGEII, has the Les; country smoked Sides and Shoulders in the market. fardealy can be found at the Sign of the Red Post Water street, Bridgewater. A vAitinTr of, Caruad Fruit kept at Rau ger's, in liridgewuter. FoR strictly choice Coffee, - go to Ranger's —he keeps CZ — Ladies' Cloths at Gealy's. Call - and secure a bargain before they are all gone. lot gy it at i• t--. 801 1 ANTS: R-Vr- N 'cc--.°Y7 , 7 ni f lS I VON ATI . '' GEA.12 ... 1'8 , ,NV !illin ery,TTrlmiiig earn . . . S * ' ; - • %die , r k.i • • ____. TWO'IiiOORR iIIRLOWISTILAS' & t ITAALENBER- I GER'S WATER ST., SWAIN the RED POST, .- 2 T' f 843 1 i l I - • _ . . • 'llk 11) ‘ VED TO TitE'ROOM II . ' ..1.3." . "111e nA e lr X° ',WY .11L )loor on Water at., whbrd - ro; T r i-cildil-arrit o - ka . customers, and all onto taw gm e with a call: . -:- •, : •;;;,; - *.-.--! • • 7•4".' , ": 4-. :, I am nos; receiving a lane and aplenttill stook of latest spring Styles of Milliner, Trimmings dc.; Ike.. which *ill be 11111 very nitatp. -• • • . -,. - i ~, ' MILLI ERY ! 7 r 1 Ci ' • 1 1 • : Of every diseriptio4l 3 lk and 4 Straw, Bonnets, Indies and Mb..sseslllatA• na , -FlOw* , l lllnther, Se., .tc; 1 . . 1 , . . ?Thflif2ilN . I 7 . • r. • : r . .. / _... .. Of all Unite, for Drib and . Saegnes, Gimps. Cmils, Lace,., Chanellls, Edges - le Rola"; Btthas, &c. \ \.... L BALPSRAL AND' LOOP ( SKIRTS, COD= SETS, DAM NETS,[I3ELT,- : -. , ,BU C KLES, fit" - - • Gentlemen's Tarok king GoodS, Gold's& Ladles' Papitr Conan+. MEN AND - BOYS' HATS AM) CAM. NECH.TIES, SUSPENDERs, UNDERSHIp AND , DRAWEES, WHITE SH FITS, •PAIR COLLABS,qc. 13osiery and Gloves, • LADIES' MOTHS,' ALL COLORS, _ , • SPRING AND R 1 :) 1MRIt DRIO•zS 'GOODS AND SIIAWLS,NERY CHEAP. ' ‘.B•llOES'i Just received, a large lot., very cheap:. CO and ace. • lIIILLINEAT.. • BONNETS ALTERED AND CLEANBD, CHEAP. Stamping, Pinking and ,Cloak Cutting . and Making on short notice. ME)TS SHIRTS MADE - TO ORDER. MACHINE STITCIILK G. 1 • CALL. AND SEE ME. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. • zrz-AEcntEr 'nig MAC= Two doors below Stiles a Shallenl -. ..erzer's Grocery Store, slgit of the RED POET Waterstreet, Bridge water. . • , WATT GEALY. _ . • X . i „,, . e t , .. . . . • . . lIST PIkESIIIIIIII 4 . 44 0, Oen' movie 41leass • . --• WAS 4WARDED 102....--;_ •Irife, . tAßperibig KAist RESTORATIVE • . • lit v {ti tt g'it t igni a it 0 c r u a l . l ,a & l a .h tr , . - ---f----, . . : . 1134.101,313.T.T TH'S. _ -Vegetable lair. Restorative . Restores Gtay Ratito Its Natural Color; .lun .. mains the growth of the Hair; changes the Illhe ' • roots to ( 3 ..1r orizind orkanic action ; eradi cates Dendrurf and Humor,; prevent. : Hair tallina out; Is a impeder DreeitiriC• 4. It contains no Infuriate Ingredient. , 41: end Is the nsoia_pontslar and Tel/. ilia ankle throughout the Rsat,44,llfr. Worth, and + • • . . IV . - W O . • . . .1. R. BAIIRErt 6 CO.. Proprietors. t , • 114SCUEsTrit. N. IL. . 1 - SOLD DT DiLL:GUISTA GEN*RALLY, AGENTS—JOHN' 3.1001 t?.. hearer: 31ORGAN CRAIG, . New Itittlttott r ' i - '• . [ june:ili'Ltiut y Goods Store • • Foi. Sale - . AA Li, the Goods In the inere lately owned and krpt in 1% the boronch orpearer by lion BEN]. ADANA. will be offered wholesale. rota short pritate Jiair; The Stocir consist:4of DRY GOODS,.QUEENSWA It E. HARDWARE. &r., and will be sold at reasonable fig tinat. A complete list of the goods can be ,seen at the Prottionotrirra office. If the purchaser so cbisires, the room lately occupli'd a the store room, will be rented, and mar be continued for the same purpose. - July:3(l'67:M. Al. WETAND, Executor. NOTICE. The undersigned haring partha.ed the Falision It Woolen MITT, formerly ownal by Ephraim . Smith. and fitted it np with the nics4 Improved machinery. are prepared .to matmfactnre Woolen Goods in the best possible manner; comprising Blankets, Cloth, Jeans, Tam, Etc. • Vre hiso keep on band goods or our on n manufacture to exchange for wool or cash. CASS 6 LOADLT. . DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-'-Lettera of Adtniii ,t tarragon on the r 91.111 4.(JAMES DT:NrAN, lste of . South Beaver, deed.. havite been _ranted to the on dersioned„ al: persons knonlin: theineetvea gniehted to Nat& e , .tate. are regheate4l to inake . lanneillite pay those havinz claim= azainst the e‘nrne will pretest them properly authenticated for - sett li.mont.. 'JOHN DUNCAN, .44m'r. Ohio tp. ' A namiistnAToirs NOTlCE.—Letters of admin tl hdratiou onl! the ..b*e of Titowts 31IDDLETON, late of the boronzli of Faliston. Beaver county. deed.. havinz been granted to the undersigned. all permits Indebted are notified to make payment without firlitv, and any person haling 'claims will present Ahem duly authenticated. 1511. Ilbß,V;Adm . r. • : • r . rallAtou. * ' LIME. 41DYE. • • TliE undersigned thankfarrix past faior.. Jake. pleasure in informing the pttopleln Borough town,. ship and vielnity. tiud he still continues to manufacture and sell the best article of LIME, at the "POWER LIME K I LN' S." In Vanport; two miles wort of Bearer: Pa: All order. promptly andcaTefully tilled.. The of lime now made can he bought at my Kilns at 25 cis per bushel. Je:26l7(almos. , • • AMOS DOUTT.II UXECIITOWB NOTlCE—Whereas. letters testament. I'4 ary on the elate of Bon. Brit. ADAMS, deed.. late of Beaver born., Beaver county. 'Pa., havintt been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to raid estate are requested - to make immediate payment, and those leaving amine* or demands isalnet the testate of raid decedent, will please present them properly au thenticated for settlement. - • • WEYAND., Execut or. - .Beaver born. Jcl9l37:Gt ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Leiters testament amentiwy on the eptate of ;lost:re 'tieing— late of Big Bearer tp., Bearer oonnty PR, dee'd. having been granted to the undereigmid.,llllPertioga knowing them /wire. indebted to said 'ell - tate, are reque.A.ted•to make immediate' payment, and 'tho... e having Maim+ itgatript the name will present them property authentieated for settlement: JAMES Mir^ t Adtri'm JOHN TI• ifjelfell7:fit WANTED. A FEW GOOD AGENTS FOR MARSITALL'S 11 GREAT*PORTRAIT of LINCOLN. established as the standard 'Portrait, nnanotineed by the best critics, a master-piece of modernart, and•relling Teachera will find ibis an honorable and luerativehn•- iness during the rummer vamation. Address batmedl atelv, A. IT. 111 - 1113ARD; General Agent fot We+tern Pa., • 110 Wood street, iy3'67:6t R V g r ., 2 q 0 D Qu4,z, nhrce f • - • 7"- Pc:3 ' l ' lll * e S =I ISM ... I _ ,• , i ii - ..4:, '' DIAMOND, ROODESTMEi .1-" A. NEW PRESS tIOUPS, NEW PRINTS, NEW DEPAINES, I and 'NW hiIiSLINS , , I Ckreatl",y,Ra : duco HAT, FLO ‘V ERS; RIBBON. ~ A 'Empire Sewing Mac • I regirrlfully solicit an e:austliwtll,ll or the i 411 e - . 'PHIS 3tachlne - constructedon a new pit, mechanism. possc,...ainte - many rare• and valiti provernents. hay . ina tweu examined by the n found experts. and primuttuced to be situpll perfection combined. In a mechanical point of view. the advan claim for the "-Extriutic M r," arc— , let.—The method. of driving The Needle t compound crank. which prodtites the klltle 'heretofore obtained by means of a Cam; - but durable and nooeless rummer. ' • ''- • 2d.—We' nse n ronnlter shaft above the tibt thus tin! enabled to I t t, ire art the room required the arm; ,vithout detriment to the dor:dont* o chines; having a hi:tiring, directly over the Bar: Bd.—One Feed Wheel is a friction • feed, and so strutted there is hut one joint in trot:Shutting the Lion from the rock shaft to the .wheel; and until others, cannot be effected by oil or dust.- 4th.—Tile Rock Shaft that works the. Fevtl nu also drives the Shuttle. The, bearings of-tilts I;icif centres are hardened steel and adjustable, si't': can take up the lost 10101011 at will. - Te follottlug are the principal objections Ur prink Sewing IMachines to : E xeesvh'ttratizme the (Trenton • 2. Liability to get tou, of order. Otl. Expense, tronbiti, mut less of time in tette' 4, incapacity to sew ecesy description of motet! Disazreeable noise Übile la operation. The Empire Sewing Machin' Exempt from' all these ' ' Objections. • . it ha.. a r.tratzlit needle. perprnificitia: aetion.l the loci: or I , ll , lttle 4.41,C.11. %%11101 Atli neither ti race!, anti in *like on both e hit+ : perfonni! ',crier ti ra imi.ott every tivocripthm or niAtr-rial, t ruin Leath 'the tinet , t Is:une.onk bitmlitt...with cotton, linen, u thre.id, from tits c0.tn...... , t to the attest nutnlYer. . . IT HMIS, FELLS, P ! INDS,BRAI :TUCKS,U I L.TSL PLAITS, nn • . • 7 G - ATLIERS. • • • flaying neittMr cam nor Cfr.. 'wheel. and tio•lea. sible friction, it runt) IS sinuothim glass, and is Emphatically' O NOIROCSK Mach: T'. • . Fortune'.. t A. I pry Goods Stor •t i L ~ ~ 4 -ATJ r r T MI gem = ` 430 it. . - ' Einil =I -.:- . z_: rig - P CE ME , NEW MILLINERY HOOD I ILavlnk secured the agency fur , the ~/ \ - RED fRoNT; IZOCIPESTER. PA NeTICE.I •- - ;.-• , : i - .) -•- :- --. - -4.--4--'.:l_, ;: 7 - .• ' -,, ''' - -,•,, k 1 . . i • • I ,' • . - .. i . B t'S \ oNw.t.TER; i ; A:s May ' 4 1 4 , 007 ii.,he'.yi..,4,_.,-,t, i .":ll.p . ro l ii,p . - . i : -- , i , -1 i ncr4tdon: exisilig, under the name alb -. 1 . i " - - , • . .I' , STILES .41c SLIALLIEINSEICGEIL • - • . . . . i . . . . t ' Was this day . • i' ,- • ' - •.. -.i 4- - Dliiieliiiii y'bolutuel Consent, ~• i . .- • Joint , STrycelung* , vnidt illhe Intezept In t he . lds re - same. The - takderslarred - *ill cdMinne , = the bash:tees, at the old stand, *ander the firm name of I . ... 1 . , 1 • Shall en r Brty • . , .1.. 1 • . - t • z EH • •1 • •• And will strive to mrit. to -u still =mater eitent. the cxmlidence and patronage otthe-eciminunity. , . - SL SHALLE%BEItGER 1 I • , . . Will; ! as befor , gicc 111 . , • I : EXCLUSIVE PERSOirAi A TTEXTION . • IV . TILE . • And the conetatit, aim of the new arm will be . to • UPA PERVIN6 . 7 AND PROF- iwrxelrLEslsnamrilayon,Aar,i • . , . , Th , y here state a feu or the general principles they ' adopt, an essential to IiaICCCS/3 : I 1 , . Ist. To buy and, sell closely, for cash. or its equiva !eq., In order to command the lowest pricca and best market.. I 24. TO exercise. good taste and - great dixerimination in - buying cholmgoods, and in keeping a fultand vari-. cd. stock.' • _ • • To earetnTly, i avoid-the practice of ratan-present ing, or of deceitfraly concealino the real quality of koOds- iu.prdcrso effect sales: . Andtinatly. in all respects. to,do an honest and le-• Mlimate business. which will best serve the interest or the;comuninity., and; to thiS cnd they ask the enconr agement of liberal patronace. SILI.LLFNBERGER EttdS.-, 1111 MI hallenbergber Bros. )4 TII:ES tiff. SHALLENBERGER, ridgewater:, lEenn'a.' INE FAMILY GROCERIES Queensware, gardware, Trynn oLAs.q, WOOD ANP 111720 WARE, BACON, 17811., ine Comitry I"'*-oduce_ =MI 14 M tindly Groceries iiill anifly Grucerie.; nnfl snmili.s . will he the main orb of imr linsitlel , P. , llll,i will inelidle• all itrtielei lolly found in it well furnished store, Such us • lido of le nu t Pro • and OUR: AND FEED, _BACON, FISH, •, . MEEZE by a a,4 mom , and unk•r Ma mmHg: D COUNTRY PRODUCE• con ma- a all C; 11E'A T Alt Y - OF SU GA RSO' dion rt atia And v:111 - ;TII nt yen , rmall tir,fit... especially in lots o 1 front to :in or NO 1u: summer P_MA eensware and Glassware. i 1.e.:. E 1,1 Ant' dew tr• to bilk t prominent , e will by given to MI, branch of the Invle., l'lo,e iu %%mit of the .• Fitt '4lways tiot , I rge Stock of the Lztest r-Stiles es, Dinner or Chamber Sets, coden-Ware;Willow-wax - e and - , kU)LINISTRATOE'S lNU'llt.' rc.-.- Letter . . Of witninis . f 1..: tration on the est ate of SfYi..t Es'ren..Dr,s.ll.As , .. late • • l ,tf itochelit.e Itortnigh. Beaver county.' deed., haring .. . . , . . ' ' I been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted .. _ .. :' Ito the said estate, are natne.nal to make inninsliato . . Oa Tett and lanards; i Cedar and Patent thickets, Pwknient, and those tutt int; claints "or demands again.t otTee Mills, J p o t a t o m ss k ey , . i the estate of sti I 11L.V(.14.14 will MAO kIIUWII the sante I:tolling Pin... Clothe,' Pli."und Lines, without dr3ay, Pi ' • Spice and Sugar iiitxes, flour Pail l if f • ittne:;6"l.l.t. 1 '• .. . -Market, School. rtrifcli and Plantes liii.keta, 1 . • • Poreelaiu Keith... , Fruit liana i Jnrs, j A ilmiNtsTßAtoini IxtrvicE..--Leticra or admin.,, Corks and Wax: • Stone Ware.. : /A: Ist - ration on Ilia estate or .1,,::14 rtEED.ino• or Chip - - NllllOl. . .f Window if:lass. I pewa tp....fleai - er enantv • dee' , l.. having - heen e . ranted. • Table entleTy .1 - Spoons, Toilet Soaps,.: lo 011 tinder.if,med, all 'per , oe , . indebted ti e t. -- ,id • i 1.,.. i a variety or similar -Innis will he found among our ' late.' ar" rerine't , 'd to m ake inltilr 4 ll , lo' paYnient. and - those having claims 'or dent:olds it:11111M the" artate et • • I • oinALLENBEit t iER i t ionoti. • bald decedent 'Nil make them know n v ItitOnt delay. • . - A:Sitli.i.W WATTilit.l:AiN, .itinl . r. 4514.1 tn .._ ... -.. Drit;titult iii. , • _ • • ITABLE TRADE. I:PON PROGRESSIVE. 1 _ 81::CESS011 TO I=l ANI, I= Visions3.-"rco- WO .41)e..ct . . t0 keep n Fine Teas and Coffees Will alto be leading articles, • N BEST QUALITY OF • ! Frntit which to Kelect full, OR SDiGLE' SETS We buy In new York and veil liWv VARIETY' G 00.1), QUARTERLY. - STAMAENT tOF The National Book of Beaver Co. . Lour aitd Dimon*. ' • • ' 11511,5515 II • " - • utidar Protest.... 4,150 00 U. S. fluids depot.iteit with V. S. Tnat'Aurer • to.pccure circulating noted. - 120,000 00 U. S. Bond* and Steatitic* on b and puma 00 Real Eattaandßanking-houe 91 anitneand Fure* I F xpenae Account Due thin Banks - - ISOM 01 - Specie' IXIIII3 /-• L 4721 Toder,Bank Rote and; Cllccke SOW Cipital Stade . SuridttePund,.....:. • • Notional Ctrepttion ' Cirenistion Dank of Beaver County: Dividends unpaid - ' • Dee Depostisiss - - Discount; liLschange and Interest... . • • • r , 37t — 41 ,0 8- 7'20 The shore is a cdrritet abatruc4 ttonithc report to the Comptroller of the Currency. • . .173 . 67. • . ' EDWARD HOOPS. Carttler; Peoptis Savinis Bank's/ Pittsburg!' INCOEPOkATED . IN 1866. CAPITAL .•z -. ; -- -ssloo. - '004; - 'FMK No. fie, FOrRITT •STRET. • . • • • • •• TnEslttsr: " Nlt Y LLO Y 1) .-- . Vidr, PicEnrr. WILi,LA.3I . .11E : . - llncur LT.orn, 1. 1 " B. • . , JAMES BENNETT, .p.AMES LIVPINCOTT, P: JoN Es. I - mix D. sect.Ly, Wu. 31.:MILLI/at A . - I EC.T.E7.1F . 1" TKE;r 4 VitEIC.: SID! BY VON 11(EiNLIORST Six per cnt. inteivst nllir.ved on time deposits., vestments made iu A - rutted States, State of .Pertuvilva" nia .and Real Ilstate • Securities. Bank .open daily Oundayo exteptedlfrom 9 ustdoek, A. S 1 to 4.ticlock, P. X A .. and on redne-Alay and Saturday eveninlps, friani tti 9 u'eldek.l P. 31. NoTict. , —lntere•e; Will lie dlltiwett friuri Ist of J6lr:— Timc depii,its Aid tmir, interest' rrintl Irdh,.of cacti manta if made prior to 'Or on'th9se . • .I . BOUNTV riC O I.I3ILT.N'r; - I T OCALBOUNTTACCOUNTOF ECONOMY T7rit 11 tor the yearn 1884, 1511:1 and 1866.. . • —_, ! i The School Directors In account. with D. J. eampton, • •TreA•suier. for 1864: - :.• ' -' • '.... . ',DR. - To cash fereh - esi on bonds . --'. E:101 Al . • To tai lel. hid per dUplleate 1551 . - .. 3,059 5r,171 10 .. . at: , . By warrants' . A.lOl AV By bonds paid • -I - - • 2,351 711 By interest on same - I • 72.64. , - Bv - 2ii per et jut Tress. for c01..t Ms. -.., ._74 A... 4 ;' •,.. ' . 13 . v lost-tax . I • --; r 25 58 - : - . •, • , 13i , balaufe In Treasure- I • ' . :3 0 li.V-$.171 10 By J. Campton. Trea:4urir. 1805: • - -- - 1.7.;t. '' , „ Balance brought down - I • •33 'l4 ,- I ' To cash received on bond*. • •-• ' 4.8110 00 . To :as: levied per duplicate of ISO 4,21,4. M-0,416 74 . • Cll. Et] BO EINTI / ACCOUXT.: 'l4 QF C. H. S E l3 l 7.k r i :- ?•: 1 1Fga () -i r lreT i „ i f f L .4 u C it t (j y t . b l l : _ of Vrecdom Finny ; zr+ required by late act of Asbembly, approved. , April 11th, C. 11. Treasitrer. To amounts .receiveil from .coliectOis Irani ISI-1 to ItxoT- " • - - • ' SV6S CR by e t iaeptibl on bond. rot Principal intl. In tetent to May 1 6, • ca , li in hantla or TrPrkae4c: - "t• the ..nioler...-izned Attaiton+ of the Borcni d gb of Am, have exmoined the above aeroants. an Gnd ern as taken Crow Treasiiretts books of said Bums b, to be correct. ' • . - I. • a. B.,Clifjll M'CASKEY; •" '"? ' (D4a/ copy.). - ' .• koll.rtM3' t ZUisyvlutiratn of-CO-Partuefriditp. T"E PARTIN ERS3III' IiKBETOFOBB =ST 'mn. INti he ee the endts'ivted.under the firm name of :1 lexander. Devenn v. is this clay illstsolved by mutu al consent. Tine ititert;t of 'E. 11. Alexander having been pnrehased by d. 3L 7 Devininy. will continue, the Drtr n btisinessat the cdd stand. All delnands as . paid - tirm are to he paid by M. De - Wanly. and au , debtp debts tine the Arm nifty lie . mitt to either partner of the K • 11. AI.Y.N.ANIOIit.' , - ..10SEPB 31. DEVENNY. New Brighton,' June Mlt; iS. . . Ii sold..ont. my interest Id the Drug bufdnesA heretofore carried on under tlie tirM mime of - Atexan. der ~4;, Develop:, to ini.eph •K. Devenny. my former Tyt.l net.; I would. hopeak'for him u. conlinuation or the p ronacTe of my pertonal nu ..1..l1a". the friend of Um d firm. ' .:E. IL ALEXANDER.. ... June t1th,1. 0 .137.4--jer.rfri:l in , - ' • - . , . . „ Notice to the , tecjiabitontg of BrightOn alid-Eistivberc. Ihavethis day associated with ni. la the practice of 'medicine. my el main W. Stewart:Witco on Bridge street. oppo , ite public' square.. n (wry %re may ha. con.- bullet!, at all hour:, 1 . 110.5. bllfwmcr. . , I • 4 L ___ I/r.„'Flicat.‘attewart having bad ' fin experiesce of yell ye:tra in the .itlveati,:.;-al ion and treatment of Yen:101 0 di".- ea,ea. and tie:lkm,—, ha.; at the rero.eat of mitny of Ili.; friends, Onncotited to spend Monday'', at Itiat nftlee; on 1 JeileirOn ,tre""t, opoo , itZ: the - ,.tletleali , t Clovell, :irk," l'aatlcl,.and , Thitr , dar:- - Friday and. t -, i.tOrday •of cacti Aveek.kat Id+ ollice. in New Ilrighlem. wh, rn hle. w ill ) altrand\ exclusively devote ills attention tut tleitreat . meat of di,eazo , r , peculiar to f..lnaloP. I'eron, wi'lii,n; to vi-it the - 3)0,•t0r for con , ultation or treatment will find him - "it ills: °Mee": :ts above. 'dal i-414 from 9 : m. to l 0 p..m.. Where hew ill wait 'on them, With phats tee., , c ,ru Tho,e r.toncsting . w ill he finebhecl. will' the to U 3 of many who have beoil treated by hint. - I - t'orrespondent, •tt ill :vlrlre,' .. ine - I n'etor at 7 , tew Itriiztiton: Pa.. P. (I. Roc I:'`. %%here a!le.mauutticationa trill receive jironipt attention. - .• ' julyt.f 67:6 mos. - - .• . . . (1.6 , 01 c.ipv and .end tifll - to ad v et 4 ker.) IT ' Dii4solu!ion of -.Co-partner4iip. •rl•he co-partnership hed , tofore tinder tkio .1 name of Lourimore.!;:: 711ct;a1Liii:1,: till:. day dissolv ed by mutual C1111:.C1512. The lotrune,•, - of the lino will be sett hql.liv J. Ai 31ctlahah.. Who eoutinne,,4 the busittens at thn . ola.stsout. liroad‘yr,New Itrt;:sh.ton. and is au thorized to collect all elaturt„ .and pay ail debts due by the. tire)._ per.oini ao the 014 Arra Wirt please corne, orward at go!ee and • F ettle - iticir accounts, atid-tho.4, having claim: :tgadi,mt the tame, present them for trettlement.. J., 31. Lot'utmour, July 1, INZ' f iTn -front tho firm ,cf to:triittore.t McGalian, 1 tend..r tny thanl:i; to our ft, ••c and cltv.•infal• • •• • - iy rolie it a cim t,ill mule, of 11 t ho cont haws iht emit.. at Itroarr , way, Bcightor. ri•rrs tirent latZnr trodtwed nur;,:t Aceptital. ,un wp,! fonrthi , tnutly, tlnt~, an It wilt not - itkiunt:ltibrica or any ',hid: and meets u Want lOng felt in hotiseholds. AVM t'en'iove paint, gtease or I.statits, heals ehapped.hands, roftet; and hi...aunties the a.kin. it can Ipl easily and t . heaply nnal.., costing ts,i• less than soap. and is -Kiel - km.lo the hest or pant, It grtanit - 4t where, er tntroduci-d, ll'er-ons will laastiPplitsi with EatniTy ItiOns for mak ing anti u-itti; by the Ageni..l. Kii . l.hotd. The Coin: poutari 'Air be lett tor saki at Ike btueet of Mr. 5. C. Hannan. Water. St., Itoeir...ster. 1.. F. Kninirr.efiorth Bridgewater; and H. X, Antlers.in. Oiders for 'Fatally itielita nifty left 01 the boardin.; Ilonse - of Anderson, near lite point. Itildie , trf, or sent by em I. sing $l,OO to Kirkland, ifochter, , 3.: ) i riinntos. 1 l!:111 BE NEW Bft!cepros, Jpkir-fti‘lB67. LIABILL-TIES 1150,000.00 7,000 OD 1Pt,511. 00 • 133 - 110 1X14;51 • ' 110,343" AS 12,1M0 sCi JILT 10; .1%7 IMEMEMI JaCkitiims' =lll CROSS,.Adniv. Ell =I 9.116 74 EiMil 1110 --3.43 1 : Iditurg. 3,63 T 90 Litt• partner:. Solllll tide of otzn4i low being:in convince snry: Three by its use.—