.. .
The Be a ver- A.l
..
rgus. ,
1 Pollards . Cause..—A Mend has brinight to
this lace a-circn ar which he found a few daYsugo, , jn..:
• -, • ailed 'by dm pub rs, she of Pollard's lost Canoe, In'
--- , — , ----1 this circular it is tated that the book 'itself Is Wiitten
..ity 441*:ard A. ' .ftert, ofVhgints,edltorofthe Itch.
__..lmood Examiner' tiring the war , and compriatal a toll
and authpritic a oant of the rise and progress of the
late Soafhenf co federacy—the arpfilpa,liatphs, in
cidents find adv tures °file most gigantic stregille or
the world's his to . PomPlete,intineteirriergyal octavo
volume of ne ty Pages, with tweet '
-tour splendid.
J I,
steel portrait; distinguished- Coninderate.- leaders ?
as folloWa t" th follow the limes of the twenty;
fonr, anioug wl we may mention Je ff Davis, J . d ,
Benjamin, IL. Wee, J. c. Breckeitridge,
sild e m E. E. Lee r Stonewall Jackson, P. (a. T. Seaure.
gard, Marti:in rirgg, 1i...u. Forrest, J. B. Hood, John
Morgan, &c.) , r te publisher further State that they—
... Take pleasure in romfamting that they have secur
ed the talents ott , brdistint, hed Author and,Histori
an, to preparing work Ivo. yof the thenie and the
OCCIVIIIIII. _ ,
The history of he rampaish d has ton often fallen to
the pen of-las vi hit."and to tniarejustl6., to thit 'Staab
erp canse. the pgri inth.t be taken by some Southern
man who is williiig to devotehia time and his talents to
the vindication i t his countrymen . In a history which
shall rhallentm tt e criticism of the intelligent ,' and in
vite the attraitia ofAll honest Inquirers . . -- [ :.
It Is wiliest f r rit to eay that the abject; of thlubook
Is to show that t e rebellion shoutedive been at faeces.
This fact stands ut on evetYpage, at d no edntt is
made by the'antl Or to corieealli. At the botnim of the
circular it is ate that . J..„Andereon le the agent.
far seater count , and will saillett ordetis for the above
work." . .. I
Thit'"i.t. J. An'
the"lA;st Cause"
the young genii
to conclude that
rent's direction.
candidate ft.ni tees ,
gutnent in tarot c
unit shows his
atbls side. Not
VEAVEit, AtTaST 2S. 1867
Locai and lwi.soc . llaiiooos.
---.- •
ttiSionial..lit:; 54 Fifth itreet; Pittsburgh, to
thd - an agent for Tur. Anurs in that titi2
New Adverpsements.
. .
, pie attention of the rblie le directea .tp ' the tot
wave IVIT edveylti.emeabi,' which aPpear. :fur the
arid nine in Tux AnitOs,io.4lo . ._• ..
; y r s„,', Agrieettural Impiements..lLT-4. Knox -
g-e-reachera Wanted-Freedom born. -. .
ivy-piste Notice-S:l'l'nel (J.'l'atteriou.. . •
Of'Special NOtke . l . 4--Vs1;5 011 & Stewart.
get-Special Notiees-Nillpson .t Brown,
i',--Sp:::clol Notice--i. .t J. Rep:Wield
,r,..Pretoluat ilat.,,Acriculturol Soefoly.. •
Ltr Bounty Areoent--drerne townahlp.
1 1 .
Viking.Vestiononi:-On tut Tiinntilay a Imo'.
her of d e pofiticata - li e cre taken before Jnatice Imbrle, of
11,6 pjace.iu a di vorce.aire pending between Thos.Wilw
tars end wife. The tbrmer is the plaintiff.
•
rit.l3lC.--Qt Tuesday of lent week. the young
t oe of liopewep hiwnettlp, tills county, had a very
Large ple-nia. at Loggtown . Grove. Some 300 couple
u:vr , preettt on the Occasion, s2X - good. time gerierally
.Ra-i the remit.
. .
Opening: of.thti Public Sch;ool.—On noticing
Ise the pnblie erhool of ti!fr place opened sOn,after a
Aioniim of four weeks. The tehehet4 %yore absent Ant
rang the vocation, bat are all at tilde poet again.
, e;anetCry Lots.-Our readers wilt bear th mthd
that to I NVednesday. the 96th) another public sale
.t, cemetery lota takes plate on the groutida, ha Oar
liosm;:h.nt the Cemetery Associatiuii INgsons desiring
to pm,lto f elots shuuld nut Eat to attend the eale,arhielt
tat.-foal It 1 P af. •
Mobheri In Rochester.—Some person or par
!km,. unknown. brolte l into the gnnamith shop of Mr.
William Craig. in Rochester, thin county, nu lag Wed
ni7d.and stpiv there.from tnia doable harrrlled shot
cm* ts;iptbree rerrilvf.re. . The' stint guns hid "Wm.
•,.,4 y , itocheAer, Fn n "' staapet iipss them. Necktie to
thr robbers. •
Tamp Mooting at IFtioa.—the eatnp"nreetlng
st e:in Valley: which commenced on the_ Mt, .clased
tt. twilit.... on Thursday the 22A. '
The attendance anfiatt th. meetinglarge,
thn ‘‘..3110.r all the being as favorable as say one
could dellre, Ti
. . .
noticed last %vault that on n Angie
:'fine In 1,2V - nrdy's pmrden 178 unmake were counted.
then forty limn• have been developed. Though
nil. report is an =Vial filet., it le, too big a thing to es
pea every body to twlieve!--- Treynalburg* Republit3e•
Leg rrushod..-7-Cin* Thursday morning "last, an
.nmplo.rce on theltitts. F.W. and Chic..vo Itallroad,had
le4..h:iir the hrihle, horribly smashed near Fiume
ionnly. by the cogs of a hand car, which
the ‘‘asii.:lii;ret , to work at the tune of the accident. •It
ray thought `ey throe who witnessed the casualty that
-amputafion would he necessary.
. The Ruth and Little Case.—The case of Rnth
:Ind Little. who tyere "Doggers attorneys In • the Dins
more runnier rase In Waddington: canity, and who
wrm ermigned by thermal and bar of that county for
•nnornnilnrt In the trial, tritsheardly kin Honor. dodge
.ichesta , . yesterday. Ir,l'hatre notheard the result. but
It mill end In their being struck Dom tike list
;of prseticing attorney,. In that county.
cidei• 111111 s, Grain Denby lte.- - -The Eaten
;lon of the readers of this paper JA directed to 'head
,,ttiAment fn another eniumn. of J. Knox 4t. Co..
littshnrg, Pa, , whn•are extensively engaged in the
.vie of Seeds: Agricultgral and horticultural imple
ve.m.. Farm lihWhioery, tr„ SC. Persons wishing
exitiang in their line eboniti gire then acalL
A
A Mae In the littrer.—On Friday afternoon
.pittr rl,O in the Hier afc ob€ercable at thle place.
came tlr some 1 feet In• a ; e'en,' short time. bet
'commenced failini-againthe next morning. ' The rise
aim. acclaimed by hi:wry rains up the Monongahela the
day before: It enabled quite a number of Steamboats
to •puttnat." and consequently river men were pret
ty emit r fin Saturday morning. •
„tlkized Ilor«e Tltlet Arreated.--on last
Wmthe , lay. Constable ['raven. of Nov Brighton_ ar
n ,, h,1 and brought to 3.lll'lla:tan named Morton; who
it 1. n!! ' mo d belong? to a gang of horse thieves. opera
tin: in t4teni Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. On
the r.llowilig day the eherlff of Portage county. Ohl°,
04.ptitY. hnd 3torton labectawiry from here, and to
thrit.comity. wh . ere he will be tried on a'eharge of horse
cy.allnff. committed there some time ,ago.. MoricT,
understand. we. rlll.l'd near the Bearer and Laii
ntwe'r,.nitty line, In this state.
i n irmi t r c ! neorn In ,the Shennntinith Valley writes
•:n rvrlieut %id' hi■ toe., loads and fires
nrrurntPlv with how and nrrow, threads a
tordlo and FelV,t , with it.—E.rrhange.
We know n :1104 Democrat who imposes thn enfMn
chlo'nwiit of .the:neerti on acconnt of his Iftiorance.:-
116..rutme,thuo. : Ids
• Jonw - x Mara.
• .- mark.
yirontrhflo JRII.—On fart Thu evening, an
Inotfoi:ive mtin - na - mrd Warner, residing Invheldp,eira
br. oar hronOtt to jail. We undertand that he LI
to fit , of in , .3nity, nod .derine one of theee he
committed 4omemi4detriranor„ for which if was thought
to I:11W him ink) eti6tody. Shortly after he - was
brnneht here. however. a friend came and weattds se
curity for a pprarauce alcoved_
.
Bern Without 14egn.—On but Friday evening
enc• azeti uh‘tut twenty-fiveyearsjwittinut lege. matte
Ais ritilwnewcti In our streete, in a little wagon, drawn
hr tt man etnployeA for tha f ipurpnee. Hie arms and,
wcrettiltMof little or no eervice tohim. nts up
pml to the people of our tenvnifor pecuniary neeleaanee
lihrri•l)
responded tn. He licionee. We believe.
!•'ther - ei rer 14.tb.ihnr^2. wheri• it ie said he le in
of rrnperfit nmonntlnz to Xl5 or eio.ooo, ae
ctnittlatetl* app(4lls In prehlic.i7mpatily.
•., The concert. .-Ttle Musical concert giten by
Prof. juhupton's normal class , In the M. E. Church of
thin phiee nn 'IAA Friday evenine - wao very well attend
1. and as indeed 11hig.hly creditable perfonnsace.—
s. , m, flfty 9r Flit" - different 1)4 , 04 of muck were ten
hy the elm.. and not a jar occurred in either
At them. The enpa. 3 ire rtider frOrn what we heard and
• .1w nt entuilrtlhare made very rapid pmt • and
needles.. fh,rrefnre. to nd.:lthit -Prof. • (Annum luta
hb.rod a.foatrkonely and efficiently .- to "bring them
0111V.S. •
11 f4i.c7Inrned e -I-On last Thursday, the clveellitlC
lums e of Mr. Levi liamea. in Greene tiourruildp,..thls
as discovered to be on tire. Mr. B. himself
ftwit home at , the time, and as no persons were
aear except hie wife and a young girl, but little was ae
t..tripllshed in ;staying thti flames. It was : not - long,
however. nntll'oome nelghlitarit arrived, but not until
the nee had made such progress as to render it Itoptia
,thls ro sec' , the house. It was entirely destroyed, to
-Mire with all that was within it. We have beard it
, _sever ,tlett in additioniti the furniture, clothing.
lure,a,, , nm e two hundred dollars in money waslike."
eomumed The loss is a very severe one to Mr.,
Berne,
. ,
The Stile Teachers' Aserietation of Pennsylvania,
at it: annual sesekin held at Bellefonte, last week, elect
ed the following oflieera for the ensuing year
Prel•ident --Edward Brooks, of Lanraiter.
fire Preside'nts—.llies Eliza Bishop, of Hartistintg
3 h:.1 1 9;:c..5. of . Allegheny; Professor Helga.; of rock ;
.Protstsor Grant. of We'strooreland. • '
F leV , Htariec - -Professors Harding, of Lanealiter, and
F,4 hlleAer. of Lehigh.
t ressurvr—Amos Bowe, of Lancaster.. ,
t'ommittre—ionea, of Erie Rant. ' 67 1
u s hargh: Jack. Westmoreland ; rip, of Clinton, '—
' ll :lParior. of Philadelphia.
Allentown,
the
capital of Lehigh county. was Select,
th e place of nest unnnal meeting.
• e
I WEAV In•Vanport, Augrust 7th, of cholera in.
Gr Nie "lintme... ) ,=.We noticed in our l ioeal I faritum, Hut ' Ettna, only daughter of Captain
co.tuuti 1:1 eel:. that ' d. N4ble graham , of Ohio G eorge an d m e .„T, Wtiaver. Ago it months..
had a grape vine Mia year : nearing 1.747 CALVIN--pn the of August, l ad 7, at the
~ n ' r e e r apei upon it. t4P behig
toeth heaviest
fever Connty Poor House:Balser CaWin. aged 37
forted. Mr. G. was entitled and took .
kuve "i r i , iltie e,. eTspe ':isene.". Since them, hosts- YearA. Is , • • -
.4fßochvt.ter, ed a e t t e nArTis i ns )r: thatteZt h ra d v l i e n r el 513THLF.Ratt"—°11 Saturday' August
1364. a
ler.
or the Fiketke of cholera Ir fantum, Willie,
In
son of 1:1--vid
planted in 1847 which now
hears Luz hunches . aodrA,Thate Sutherland, aged 1 year-and 7 tale.
e.rapes upon it. This excee
ralinT yield 216 bunches, and beats all others .2,%teis Brightini,-01 , the - 24th
'hat have beard of this or any other year. If we : Just,. Mrs : Lydia T. Men4miluill, it the BSI year of beg
n m u .s Ce .. r h o f tt . tod the ceremony, therefore - we would take age.
_ if,' off of Mr. G. an d pat it o n ourf riend ,the I SMITH 1
..
"rwtot
Rande]
1 emote' is ' 'the win 411. B. Anderpon,
Ohioan for county treasurer : and as
n Is livinewith . hia father,lt Ls;,totfe •
e ngency-tai:taftett uiderit he , pa-
II so, ,the Sather and Denricradc
;surer la engaged In distributing an ar.
f dead rehellion,While tdallinicm'oPpo
4464 in the empty sleeve that hangs
—nit I '' .. lioose yinl betla - lenthesl in6n r . -
In Distrenr.—Mre. Pollani;wife of the author of.
the ••Lust Cause," le itt Italtinpre In tiistresa. She
says her httsbani his esertedllier:-i•PittsVniyh. Corn
4.
merriai eale •h. • , . 1 -: , [ -
The attention f Mt. S . J. Ande'reon, who Is the agent
for this county ,ttte work abeve ; referred, to, is re:
speedup) , att • ato tide statement. If he', has an y .
funds in his de realized fro* the sale of this hook,
he ehottld hen theta over to Mrs. P. at once. We
hope 'Abaft? of h is doing so before many moons "wax
and wane." I • I
•
i
Shooting, iir:—On Monday last an E nitfortn
welt
nate shooting a air to 4 place In Wes ..NMe Castle.
There was aom family d:diculty be n John Wal
ters and Samna Smith, .brettemin•lavt. -MT. Smith
had been to Si t Wal tens' residence in e morning;
and it is stifid tan enchanter tO.c.k P eee-botYiteit
teem, when Waters forbid him to' retu7n to bielprem=
tma , again ; to etc?, Smith, did not heed . - 4 1 0 ;rarning ,
- and al. the dinu r hoar made a second Atte-I: l 'm:Km
Mr. W;Tters, w • en the atter drew a r volver • llpma
Smith, - and eh bins In •• left should and right p.l
- 'Tieing ' p .ity cove ly wonniled, to re l turneji to
Ne 4: Cestleen had his • • •;• • dressed, at ; hisVcrwn
r esidence, by I . John . and Inch. Wallace. - ilic
bone In Ma an I. pony.
fortable and d ng an cri
der the el rc amps Mi:11
11.41rosa
neon. whit:. o,
land and Pitts
engineer sudd
track between
Posing him, h
nigh to him.
and the engin
the Incomotitc
diotance from
up, and found
very badly hp
and coiiveyed
ante was . p .
heed, and whe
profupely at t
both ears. II I
idence Is in or
se - con - MA he w
juries, though
My. Reed ha
before leaving,
%ester and fin;
drinking preti
svaA under the
laity occurred.]
Apianyilt d Battery.--nn last TurSday avel.
ntng Al diftkul y occurred a Fhort distance below the':
court floroo_ youtT man nand Dean. of
n.
. . .
Wheeling. T tinii ~ a iinnford T. Andernon, of thin
plaer.. The ln ter is repnetkl• to have milled young
Deon'the fouler' . name! , of which he ennhl thlnk.lieehlea
Speltillg TOTY igrePpeCtfUlly Of Ms mother. 11(r.117. A.:.
Griffin, who is the untie of Mnnr Deitn, stepreg inri .
and politely sAlted Anderson to desist in the tisd of
each lantrunge n *reference to his sister (T)sin's moth
cr.) Andel-en , instead of stopping. continued the 31.4 e
t), his . foul la atm, Wisen Orient nnable.to contain
himself longer, as:-malted him until he promised to be
have himself. On the' MET:drift 'morning .:Anderpon
sued out a w. .nt for Griffirea.arrert: lie (91111101
%%lip tiftetivftnb , liken before . Jtipticeirrtbrte, n'hoUDund
him over for hip nripeanmce at court.
- . . ..• ; •
In a short time afterwards JinderSon wait arrested
pnd brought before the same jneme for assault and
1
attery. and PI .ty of the pence, nn oath of ynnntr. Dean,
st!ove retlyrrr , (l d. Ve prish to take 'no par( 'between
the‘iwirtles. but It ninst be evident to almost every per
son here that layming 'lkt.s. Anderson la.cettlntr. Into
too many "sc ' 44 or his tmssent nr inttirereltare.—
Thls'is the se's d time he has been hound over within
Ar 114X;ean
MIME=
vhould Ince b n the inetanne of the
,
fr
It 18 kitcrorn
Reaolution , w
State Legit , tat
tho coanty,to
to eel! Wort
nOoni on the
rahle to keep
politicians, a d to conceptrnte the whole Temper
ance enertrr o the electors, in the effort to suppress
the gliandc v cc of ;intemperance ; therefore, thean
del-signed:bac ng 'been desigmaled by correspond
ent of a coup paper, for that purpose, and in our ar
dent desire to eethe people liberated from the bon
dage of thin ! rent ;evil, issue this call. On the :Id
day of Sept. netting, at 14 o'clock. P. M., in the
Court Mouse 9f Bearer; there will be herd a Mass
ConVentlori cif the friends of Tempetance from
an parts of die - County. It is proposed to o-danize
for the defeat of . speakerewlll he
present. The committees of the several Tem )Ctunce
organliations. in the County. already appointed with
refefenceto 'this ;matter, are requested to meet the
undersigned, .t Ltie Court ; Hanie, at 6 cicloek. P. M s
of the . t . day :a . ova named, tiutOrr c alaybe;canicoit,
of action.
J. J. - MIL AR, • I t B. BRIF
.W SEL..
D. P. LO , THOS. CREERY,
J. F. D VD.
CoAret,.—fpntt begins its session i 4 thle place on .
'Monday.
beforeill continue for two weeks: There is a
great ampunt oTbusinees to be brought it. and
we are nom trad that thud' of it Is .of,a eitntinai
character. T re are,9ulte a number of prisoners in
the county j. These we presinne will be "thinned
out" as rapi d"lo posalble atter ,tbe.cOurt opens.
RAYL—L4TRAX—On the VA Init., by the Rev.
Samuel Pattciroun., at the residence of the 'bride's
father: Mr. di R . l Rayl and Rebecca J. Lonthan, both
,
of Beayer townehip. Beaver. county, Pa.
'hut Fluittered--be se:corft-
It am eelld be expeetedun-
Pee Journal-1
eeldent..—On last Saturday after
of the passenger tial Ili on the Cleve.
urgh 1141lmad was peeping; east, the
nly4;ocered a Mari laylrig on . the
nd i and . Beaver station. Before
wecer the locotnotice 'bad ; got well
Down breaks," was
. gniekly ;sounded,
rereraed, hnt all :,would not do—
.. struck him and knocked blm some
track. He was immediately picked
Fbe senseless and to all apPearanceit.
Hews taken On board of the train,
to koeltester, 'viltere medical attend
.ured. lainries were- about the
i I brought te Rochester le wall bleeding
e month, and blood was oozing from
name wee Thotkag Heed and Ala res.
ear liookstown. - this county. At lase
living and it was en - pposra his In-
CNCTe, would not prove fatal.
been In /leaver - during-the day. and
or benne, bad pissed threratrlk Bridge
heater, where It Is said, he had been
• freely. 1t Is needless to add that he
n dueoce of Ilqxot at, the time the cam'
•
WNW; 0 TIFEWPERANCE
Hr.:am - max COUNTY.
Call to Action.
o ;the ekszerrt :Or the conntY That a
prwell at the Japt„ session of nter
re, requirintr the of the voters of
he taken upon thegnestion of ficeape
ttiik *item—the . queiUou to he Tete4
Tnedny of October next. It ie deei
le !natter entirely ant of the lianas of
I :514R,13.1ED.
DIED.
• tb 27th of August 1E47. In Rochester
• tt..mith, aged about 21 yoara. •
Hnntins Slaeaberrtes i--er.llllll;iilaes.-
OS
ED: Annus : It was %beautiful tattriiing to Auguit;
I *ember ell*ra we 4
fOr it wan nettrly'seven d'elock, - and the seiSAftg - itteit
meet be at Awl!. poets, to ben the tolls of ,the day.—
Me sun warn fairly up, and the tender blades of grass
On.ttm Midden glistening.Tithrdew drops, romp to, kiss
Ids cheekuTbeame. .." -
: Eager to. p be off, I !wised mybastitr-prinizedhapch-,
the village, where I found Mr. M. waling for me, with
his littleone-honse wagonload Worm:tales whaprOpot
ed. Waco:46*y tie our quessfrost . th e Insciouitikuit.
One or Melia :prov'ed to boa genulieriPtialinen trOm 1
.Pederforsd, sat theiother had but recently, lifted her
foot from' &tree green sod, - and was troweeeking her
fortntie 1117;4 - Merthyr. '-''. ' " • ''''" ' e
1 ..'
We were g o on our way-to thst histepercytields.
distant frame 4 4 e vgjagOitrekty-ineiAp..., /Mei we
1 bad ascended the bill that Overlooks the village; and
iel
bed fairly gaherd,the temp cpiudis - , the PrefPfii*
unite enchantin. 'Wel! 'cultivated' faints itreteh hi
as far as the eye. could reach. adorned' with green
delds.6l' bloonthig corns,: andiotted with 'nuintsions
shocks of outstanding grain, while here and there
could be seen groups of merry barrette', some of
whom were, singing snatchee of familiar songs, af
forded Orarietly that wee hr the highest degree Inset
ring. . In ailttla 'time:We - had reached the hithe'sl . sidi,?
of the field wheie'welsoped to faltour vesiels w it h
the coveted:troll. Mere we stopped just long„enough
to allow the. Women to get out, and:cider the field;
• then we &ore oil to the-woods beyond, and fastened
our horse. 'This done,,Xr. W. began scaling . the
fence; and I was I j rapidly following, when hark! .!Who
ordered you to ,go Into that field to pick' berries?"
came . to our stertled . . ears in hearse and angry tones.-
Turning quicklyreund, we 'saw a deeply wicked
man in the field jitst across the.way, apparently abont'l
sixty years of egii. , "I say -who told You to gol. in
there?' he again demanded. Mr. X. then 'meekly!
replied "thatino Ans. la partlentsr had ordered la to gri,
in, but supposing thereireio berries enough for la
the people,of that vicinity and-some to spare, we had
• ventured to go In 'without miens." The man acrose
the nay th en declared that he was the owner ef,thit
berry patch., and 'had to pay enormous taxes, and
bad n't been able to get one bucket tokberrhre the , pea
a on; and -Pon my soul its too bad !" - Storiping to
take breath, he coutiuued, "You have beeiti here
two or three times before, yes you have, I knotryoui
dog.!' This unfortunate allusion to the del, 'Owned
to'tonch the feelings of the sensitive. brine, who al
sleet Immediately lay-down in the. sand,. and rolled
over and over again, to disguise hlsshaggy coat, cot
relishing the idea of belog spade the hinocant Cause
of our betrayal. I thensasked :the .old magi if he
could tell tor where to find berrlie . that were free to
the public, sind i that did dot come under the.:title
of "forbidden fruit." In a moment his face lost its
E cow. I ; as h 9 Vood vatiredly told us td go a little fur
ther along the road, And turn down Into a tiiiitOW
lane on the left, and there we would And a "God'.
plenty of therni" Vile old =wit was liberal' after all.
bat lt was not till he learned Whose oa"wai lobe gor.
ezt.." Wo immediately.samMoned the other, mem
bers'of the party,who were already up to their eyed in
aseulkuries, Ind very loth toteave such Interesting
,As wo withdrew from the interdicted
Acid. it was i'tlh a strong conviction that Itiosmer
bekfts to the ..4 - asbyfichool. . '
Taking' np.the lle e of march, we were soon at the
spot indicated by odr?dd Mend, and were pertaated
to wcwknway monolested; save now and then a young
ster In an adjoining, tleldmiedout,"We want them, bee
ries for oarselicar • ,
-At was now high noon, u.nd we began to think of
the lattehoon, so Mr. 3t., ;wad I etsrOd in: search of
some water, which weapon . found in ste ep valley,
not ki•nold y any means, still ft was. betMr than
none. Seat lug, onreelvie under a friendly shale tree
we began our repast, Which was,exceilent Ind eed l by
reason•of our quickened appetites. Wo I. l d scarce
ly ended our meal, when looking s ap we sew' 'Skid , '
the Uhl WO/11111/ . .eoMillg down - the steep hillside and
approaching us, Ale called out. "kin yees tell ILO
where to find some leather r • -
- Mr. M., In order tahave a little thn, said, "Biddy, and
how do you like to pick blackberries t 7 She looked up
her face all ablaze with-heat, and covered with perspl
ratio*: 'ft wit/hi was be lame; It 11 be the laid time.'•
Poor Biddy I ghe had rolled up her sleeves, and hei
bands and arms were all acerated by the cruel trench-
IMI
crone briers. I!er more phllosophicaleompanlon bad
takeulhe - yrecatitioq to cover her bad with& pair of
old gloves, reohilaktAtie =maim that "a eat io 'glares
catcher no mice."
•• Pinner,over,a F: resumed oar work, and were pie- 1
greasing finely; all at onceltha:sound of thunder
buret on our oars, and the angrelhoking cloud began
to seud down admonitory drops.. We hurried; off to
oar wagon, butto ottr ditties,. when we tnaclieat thd
horse *as gOne, Whither we knew not, Reader. yob
can imagine how we felt, 1f yon were ever caught in a
similar dilemua. here we were five miles truant:mine
Late in the afternoon, our wagon it: the middle' of the
road, two women in the company, a busbeiof berries
tOnarry, and the •ra In falling thick and fast. '
- But just at this moment, 0 joy:' we espy our horse
in a little: lane leading to the nearest farm hope.", and
itood licUrted lady Who bad caught hits just' in the
nick of time, istding him back. - •
Our faithful dog had gone. to the la.:V.:old inform
ilogship could•c and.
her the horse as louse, in the beet 'impinge his
4 2
.
We thought our roubles were now at an en s 1 d; but
in this we were inlet:ikon. Just as we w • ere in the
act of hitching our Morse to the ornion, We were star
t•kd by a shower of angry words, falling about Our.
!
care like stones from a meteoric cloud_
Looking up, we - §atif.la the field just over the fence,
a man with dashing leyes and mantling cheek: gesti
culating most violently, the very personification of
all the furiely i jvho Idemended of hic.,74-. if,it was
tine that be C a st * charged him with letting the-horse
loupe, and declared that If he would only conieacroie
"the fence,' he would settle the matter then and
there, by giving him a complete thrashing. llt was
had enough to come trespassing on hie property, with-
I oat charging him w ith encb,triattoneSe.and he chuldu't
and wouldn't stand IL It was well ter' both partici:
that there *as "it tenet'? between the assailant and
assailed, Air the .atitrle.of the former 'was threaten
ing in the extreme and the mishaps ;of the day had
Served to . make the feelings of the latter slightly
'impish.; But to his credit be it said, he keptas cool
as a encumber. FO much so, that the atm,. min soon
dr opt down to a temrierature more favorable told'
heaXh, and good beitavior.
We thanked him forhia berries, ass4ed htm hehad
been misinformed, and left him with the ImPreiplon
they he 21471,1 ., azencrons hearted man, but had faired
efforts at pelf government, Blitrimo
he too belonged to the 'Nersby &hoot
In a few momenta after this unhappy occurrence,
we were on our way."bomeward bound," nothing of
s pecial interest transpired by the way, only as we
were descending hlll,,Biddy . uoticed that the
wheel nearest to her, had suspended its revolutions ,
and cried oat "Arragh what's tlxp matther the
wheel, it aiut goinrodur Fee txplalhed tit l e phew.:
omonen,eo strange to her,and hurried on thrciugh the
fast falling rain to tier homes in the most h i ti
of Ml this beautiful..it/114;k sifirtingilosig the NNW
of the grand Ohio. And now dear reader, as the par
tics are all tiring, don:t asir:-any epirstionci hut be
content with the'llght,yoti brie, or else goalie hunt
blackberries as we did, under difficulties. I
MORAL—Bar your blackberries;
,and dcmi: at
tempt to pick them to your neighbors nalds,
pecially.if they , _belong to the church of the "Moo
Dispeuldwhan. ' • f • '
Barron Aaccs: I understand that. the Conimis
ploners2-haVe ►onii hesitsiticrit to ionttutimipg a suit
agaluSt Odell, for the $45,50 which be cheated the
county out of, on the ground, that haying no prop
erty of his Own, they could not tiblikelatetigrefnnd
it. If this is so, let me make 'Animation to them,'
which Is this: If they. publish the recipto and ex
pendituree in his paper, next year they should oblige
him to agree. to .do it Rm. the san;teaponnt paid to
the Argus, and• when the work ie ilotte, Wei should
retain from hie bill the $45,50 which he now 'lllegally
holds for. Work uglier 'peribrised. 'lf there as any
way of recovering' the • amount by law—if he had
goods out of which the money , could be 'made—l
would advise a snit for itiltecoveryit ontiel . As this
is out of ..the question; I am in favor of the dank
movement above pointed ont4lll_loll Insist rtpon
the Commisioners executing it.
EDITOR Alters: Let me asp to the. Union voters
thronghont the county - that Raccoon tOwnshin
wide awake, and will do itidnty et the coining
tion. We are all in favor,of a Free italityad law over
here, (Democrats as well la ,Dopublicana) and as the
"Loin Cense" leaders have abandoned that mean
ore. - you need not be surpripedlto bear ola: good
many rank and die Democrat s voting the U on Free
32ailmad ticke(oblrse 6th ot•October..
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i 7,
Amnhsi tat.t t
A. TAxi.e.incs.
700*.
a -. • s
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~: ADVOlVAPlFO.4 l . l ‘P a im a lmi*t,► 2 , f;
salon called your corresponde nt' to Bridge
water, and while I was there, an incident
4:marred, of which I was a witness, which I
think will biair piblicallohMitidratlieg as it
doe's - the character of some
,young mevesi
ding in that town, to whom the-Word "row yr
migic"4-spx.VPcjig be aPltliesi .. 4C.1 win;
wig
s ank die ideciple eirtiet if ttuar 1.4
village, my attention was attracted ton Con
siderable crowd of young men, bOys and girls,
which , hid collected together near the , dry
goo d s Am of A., C. ljnrr,;,,spd,wondeeine
at thetireninstatee; 11 ihfiw' add, an d ; found
that they surrounded an undignified spec'- ,
men of humanit*, who, having a tremendous
pair of lungs, wits loudly atoning the mar
velects virtues a( o tooth: pcmderi wldch.he
oifered for sale in quantities at 25 cents each,
:which lasted for 'V•a whole 'year l" -He had
drawn a box of Sr. IluiSt's near the middle
of the street, on tvitich he had, placed a tip
box 'containing' hie vainaltici- medicine, and
had taken his position behind thera,.with his
torch. I stood there wwhile, listening to his
harangue, when I sac; some young men start
O ff with the avowed: Intention:Of igetting thd
fire engine and giving• •thp. street. orator a
drenching with it. Before many mtnutes,*we
heard .the rumbling of some kind of car, aci
compankd by shouts . uck hurrolgt. • 4Twent
rig4t 'fin' Mrttixdi :pertilit k iiitemini
a bit for ilieci•Owtr, and lettingihem get out
of the wayos best t y could, which
1 )
they did,
scattering in all dir tions—but that individ
vidual was "too ;ha for them," and juSt us
'the car was about dashing over his stand and
medicine, he raised : his : hex -high in the air
and l quiekly ictrcutcd two or three - steps; and
the car went,rushine past. Swayer, 'poor
fellewl. he - Was doomed ,to nii.Xfortime, for
hardly
-had hpe c oinnienced ,hiespeechakain,
when- several: roof: mto rushed hastily
against him; almosticknocking.hiin upon his
face, and badly frightening" him. He.' was
but E too glad to blow out his' light,' pit the
boi Nick to its accustomed place, and retire.'
Now, Mr. Editor, I don't pretend to defend
the tooth powdettium, fottpf edupso Jlo*
nothing but a dishonest vagrant,' who might
have ruined the =teeth, of - several" childreri
whom he wanted to operate upon; but I
woold call your part:joule? attention to thet bey
havior of the young men spoken of Don't yciu
think their conduct very•reprehensible, and
that they area dksgrace to any town? A nd s i n
do you think It stpazigh: that _ robberies are
committed in a town livett in by such young
men, barbershops, broketi into so Often, and
peaceable citizetis dii3turbed? Don't you
think the, for even this misdetheanor these
young oty . .n .might 7 be . arrgatodlor.tturcty of
the peacit: I think aft, -and that you milli
agree with me, thidn• cePifm &mild take ,
place or punishment be inflicted.
•
(We know nothing of the circumstances', of
which the waiter of the above communicti
tion sprakir, 0f coy rn ! **allow, :w.? ar! ) ;lPt ,
rekliOrt;i(tle statements hi: ;mikes.—
;editor; .Argtos,): • _
pmgranime for _Teachers Insti
lute..
C.
s e l ec t R e ad.lng•by Misa - •Side Reynolds. •
Class p pe( f rapb 7 by T. J. •r . iLl in
Essay bir:Wissrlisis7-*; 01466 .., •
Lecture by Mr. 3f. II;
Beading the Period* bY.' .Mlsa,: Nettie
,
Wdodrow.. ,
AUswerinit queries from "Query Box."
Queries to be anssveTel at the next Institute.
What causes the tide to' rise . ut , oppolite
points of the earth at the slime; time? '
*hen can sound be heard the greater dia.
tanee : when the atm is efey .when
it is humid? J. ' . 1
When a wagon wit , 1. is Moving fOrK`rd
•
on the ground, which revolves more rapidl3•;
the top or the bottom 1 •
1
ourandATlcAL DP2ART3rsvr.
The,angleAi. with the angles B, and
forms the triangle, or should it be form tho
triangle ?
Each of the fractions 2-7 And 3-7 has the
same denAininator; hence, they express' parts
the same size.
, :The house looks "nice." ' ' •
• • lie is younger, but not .so active as his
mcrica NV/1S disco . vered by Columbus.
In the last sentende . shonht the verb "was
dis l e l vered" beyarlet las trarusitive 4ntrans
itire?
N. B. Addrims all enntributinns for., the
Wciodrintr. '
Institute to convene at the Public_Sehool
house, in Ileaser Pa., Nond# Sept - einher 2d.
at 7 P.3l'. (Exercises will be interspersed
with iristrumenW ;husk.) .
§i'ECIAi, NOTICES:
' I &
J;:Bestwick have on hand aniFfor sale
the Ruby_Crystal Palace and Great Republic
Stoves. Also a large variety of Grate Fronts
and Fentierklllichet/IMenn.and witiscll a 9
low aft any 'other linbie: - .'''Partlettla'adtention
Odd to Repairing and Job Work of all kinds.
i1;ook out for Wilion & Stewai:t's Stock
oflFall and Winter Boots & Shoes, prices to
suit the times . . •
'You can get Sugar Cured • flamis,.. En
gl+h Breakfast Bacon and Sitouldera, at VP 1
son
Best Tea, COree and E!ngar . , always at
Wilson and Brown's. cc— ••• • • •
159 - 3lsple Sugar and , MolitsSev,` tiVlVilson
& Brown's.
• .
VirWitch out.for.Wiine 4e : wart's New
sreival of Bohii and i- Stihk "'Gaiters chc.,.to
suit the times • -
•
lir Go to *Haim and Brown's, for nails.
ligrGo to Vi'ileon 1b Bro Wife, for anything
you may want in the Gocery line.
rirLeave your order for, Groceries. a
Wilson & •
-
Try ~Pileon Sitiines Flour. ,
'Don't tiirget to !obit on( for WilsOn - to
Ellewart'a fresh , arrival of Fall and Winter
Boots and fi/ioas.;.it will be AO goer interest.
• i
Cir Pure Cider Vines r, at Wilsop
113i6wris, waireited. - •
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.101 . 0/1163 . 118 HEREBY BIVEB 'TRAP Mir HITE,
1.11 - HATCTRA.4. V(14,...TER8,.bas NPE my, bed and
board; alid'aMpetsonot nee hereby w arned net to plot
ber on my account, aa I will pay no debts of her Con
.tracting. • THHMAS ALTER&
118 /11 4.6 i •
titICCUTOR'S NOITCE —Whtete litteetrittistant
tiff thelestete of !toms ,rras Popo., bite.
Fianklbrt bord..l3e#ee eotinlY:irt . d.."llllThig• bee
granted% to 'the undendasett; all teens Indebted
Bahl estate are requested:to make I retnediate ooyment
andlbose hoeing doling or Awnonflikhgeinst t4e ,eerote
of guild Ilece(lent, will plesett_prepeett them WegOerly
authehtlented for settlement .'• • •
lncuoisoN.Ezoentor.'
eiiwrc;:st....; • • Frankfott bora:
LAVGIIING GA4t,
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°MO ALL TS THAT IfAVE VEEN survEnera
the Wald *ivies of toothache, and dread' of es
traition. and you will and that , Dr. Chandler d ro.
are reedy ..us.rollere.von by the nee of'the greet paln
deatreyer—LAUGllll.4lsl.GAS--and make thelrextrae.'
lions anus pf,pleaeure.rather than of paid..
, All dental operations performed In the beat poeMble
manner, kitunty. ht - mtaonable terms is by any good Den
tlaitk.
ho • ' • , - -
°ta o,; te in'lleiver dtitlen, 141:
T. J. CHANDLER aro. ..
.BARGAINS
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Dry Gi-opda t ,
Ci-roceries
OE
HAD AT -
ORR SC DANttgON'S
Thiid Street, Beaver Pezm'a'.
CASH PAID ;OR WOOL.
sagllTZ:ty
• pia.
chine Awards. '; •
•
•••• • •-Eiroarrton Munn:ems, •
. Faris, 1167.
• Commtesionlatranxitz. Cairo-DE -Maus,
16 July, 1867.
Mr. R. ilusiting..Vo: 139 Regnt odreet, London :
DEAR dig Replyine to your inquiry. I beg to state
that the only Oold Medal for the manes/nitre nod per
fection of &sang tifocAthes and Beillon-hole iloohotee,
wee awarded to & Wilson of New
York. ; Noun, - noßectfully;
• : nts -F. Q. D'AT.I9NY:
Member of International Jury and reporter of same_
Another. letter of the some date: .
De Fist: Replying trp your, inquiry, I herewith
girt yoo tiM Rat of gold medals awarded-in my clans:.
Dupuis et Damen.; for 41 ere w thoe-Machlt.es.
Whoeley & Wilson. , New York. for the manufacture
hole M
and pey, kehlnes Ipp fir Abe Sewirt,Machlriqbandjlutton
. - _
There also. to the list cooperator*, a Gold
meillevrauted to:Kr. Elliotliowe„ . ll .. r, personally, as
Promnfeur.ortheliewingltscitine. , "
Res_ peetfull y,5901"0. ]
• HENRY - E. D'ALIGNY.
Reporter of, Class No. 57 (Group.. No„ 6t. Member of
the International JUry at the Exposition Unfree ,
.
Any, peraori wishing to .pnrehase one 'of those best
Sc.:wing-Machines. can , be accommodated bre:tiling at
my; office, one door mutt of ?doom's Dritg Store. Dm ,
ing. beep ip the businexa ,of Belling machines for over
twtryears and made a thorough ekamination of all Ma
chines of any noterlety, I tie d the Wheeler Sc. Wil
eott Machine. is Most aimple in Itu:.constrstelitm.; eaCy
to understand, easy kept in order, and doer n great va
riety of aewing, and works ax well upon heavy 86 upon
light good*. In.short, it a the only Ya,chine that, gives.
entire satistiction.
All ordera promptly attended too.
itaser67:3t. • R. 8. IMBRIE, Acent.
THE VER Y
LATEST I
6TH
GRAND OPI•;NING OF
spam &WEIR GOODS
AT
GEALY'S
INT
Milli nery,Trimaing
SIIOE EMPORIUM!
TWO DOORS BELOW STILES & SRA ALENBER
GEWS WATER ST., SL..O of the EIiDTOST,
BRIDGEWATER. .;
i N • B _yTrAvit l'intovED THE ROOM
• • , 1.. formerly 04:c upledby J. M. MICKEY,
op Water rt.. , wbere 1 will be dud to ven all my old
customers, and all othura favoring we witn a call -
lam now receiving a large mid splendid Stock_ of
latest Spring Styles of - Millinery, Tritnuitngs,.&c.,
which be sold very cheap.
MILLINERY,
Of everpdascrlption—Silk and Stray Bonnets, Ladies!
and Messes lindiuns, blowers, }lnaba., dc...c.ta.
• TRIMMINGS •
. •
Of All kisids, for Dowses and Samlnes. olmps. Cords
I.sims, Chew Ms. plgeoe Ratios, Buttons, ..te.
BALMORIL'AND HOOP SKIRTS,
R NETS:
BUCKLES,
9entlemeres lParnlshlng - GoodS,
Gent's &Ladles' Paper Collars.
• - •
MEN/AND BOYS' HATS kW) CAPS, NECK-TIES,
SUSPENDERS. UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, WHITE SHIRTS, •
' - PAPER COLLARS, ite.
liltsieitry. paid GI-loves,
LADIES' CIIOTHS, ALL COLORS,
SPELNO AND' 'SUMMER DRESS GOODS;. AND
' i SHAWLS;VERT CEIRA.P.
snotwp
At" reeetrdi a large . lok eery cheap. CAS and see.
MILLINERY. • -
noionsrs Amami AND CLEANED, CHEAP.
Stamping, Pinking and :Cloak Cutting
and 141i l !king on; shot notion.
MEN'S SHIRTS MADE T° ORDER. MACHINE
STITCHING
GALL AND SEE ME.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW 'GOODS,
Two doors below Stiles I Sballenberger's Grocery
`i Store. sign of the BED POSTlVatentrect; Bridge
water.
• .
DRY G
-.. '~
NEVir- DRESS 00 DS • _
- 'NEW PRINTSi• •
. . ,
NEW DELAINES
• and NEAP IJSLINS.
Greatly 1 educod
PRF_CE.Si
AMI
.Tar. ZIA=
WATT .GEALY.
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-IN THE
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DIAMON.I.) ' 1160C1rEST:lt,
I.
IN
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NEW MILLINERY 600DS.
HATS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS.,- &c
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EMI
11%rhig 4 1 t11:1 Cir the
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Empire Sewing liptchine
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1 reopeejtully eolte.lt an atamlnatloti of the , eame by
. 12 &public: I .
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El
Tuts Rialto is: constructed on a new principle Of
mechanism, .posseewing. many rare and- valuable im
-provements, having been examined by- the motet pro
round experts; and - pronounced to be simplicity and
perfeetioncorfiblued.-
11. n A taectumical, poineof view, the advatet-nes . we
claim the 'Ramis Macturre." are— • I_
1 . 1 ..— T h., method of drivink the Needle Bar by a
eor t4 iottnd cr,q-nk. which produces the same action as
beretufo:e obtain:4 by- memos of a Cam ; but in a more
durable and oureeles: manner. •
'2d.—We 'use a rofat-.!og shaft above the table, and
thus are enabled to give !IN the romu'required under
the arm ; without deteimeut t; - ` :the. durability of -Ma
chines ;' having a barring direce:',,r. over the Neef r ile
Bar.
ad:—Our Feed Wheel is a friction- feid, and so con-.
'detected there is hut one Joint in transutinNg the mo
tion from the rock- shalt to . the' wheel, anttUke all
'others, cannot be effected by oil, or dust. •
4th The` Rock : Shaft that works the Feed niodOn
also drives - the Shuttle. The bearings of this Shaft and
eetßretire'haidened. stOel and adjustable,eo that we
can take up the lost motion at will.
following pre the Prineipal_ objections urged a
gained Sewing 31aChInee: - • -.
L'ißteessive fatigne to - the operator. • '
2. Liability to get out of, order.. •
•
3d. Rxietle, trouble, and Ices Ordme iitteput
Incapacity- to Sew every description of Material.
s. l llisagrt:eable noise white in opennJun: ti .
•
The Empire Sewink,Maehitio; is
Exempt from all these
Objections•
.It has It Ptr al ,Iti t needle, perpendienlar action, makes
the lock or Annie qtitchi ',hid:vain neither rip. nor
ravel, and is alike on both dues; perforate perfect sew-.
lug on every description of material, trom -Leather. to
the finest lvansaolt lanolin. with cotton, linen, or silk
thread, from the coSreat to the finest number. - ' 6 '
4 ',4
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.IT H.E.MS,T,ELLS,.BIXDS,BRAIDS,
TUCKS; . QUILTS,PLAITS , andl
- GATHERS:. , -'-' - ''
t
flaring neither elan tiOrtog *heel. and the least pos
sible friction, It rens as Ernootti'as gram, aid is
t _ -
Emphatically a I,"olicicss Machine!
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$14 1 .6'.4
F. A.
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it i..6* t i'.6:N T ; '',
Dii ;..G004:,..•:'-'si6e.,
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ROC LUST , PA
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0
..r---. "-.- 7 LiCEPIINEI II . ric+l7_.'7. --
k PIit,FANTSFOI4.IC-F4t. 4
AT 7,177.5p01i0N
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. I " • . sA vo it irei. -.; : : ; •
Willtnt etiwn... , : ...... ..(...Thullngtob barb.
Ti l
• Ells-21:0(4h Rlpperl ' 4 :...tit. Clair bogs.
Samuel Najof,a, Jr '" I, • - ‘,..sewsevikiderw
David. Meow. -4, .. •..;.- • • - - New Brighttinueme - '
NathAß M 4.:41 , 41 . , ' D ef ile gtink ' ." ' - ' -
Gterße'Snikirner - , ' -Rochester -1". .
Thoinv- 4.Auliu.t. ton • . .11rldif ""
ewater
angl-rgiVt. ' • JOH ti i*. FRAZIEW Gilt.
Official—Purls :'l4liipr
.Atltiac i a Just tecelvetf,:liy-th!
tax,litrelit that the pniy . oad
pa machlnco INZI, , 7IIINi rded 1!
truth nractureror Hu! bc.t ac
irUrat d. There wi.ro ei:4hty-1 ;
114:: for UM and "4r.
al nwarti - C
the rOIS4 OE
manntactarer and Inveator. I
'awarill 'll, :
.110NrF Ifnekitcr.:
• "CO-notarateur
promote:Y. ,cla In p
chiue a ruudr!, Neckline: hi
rt.
1111
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• The it clakilkit of. giae. w n were male Kniabts et
the Deg t) of4innor; Ks pubi ltilt it., the Note, piper s
reocL thus: —Monti. Elia.. tit we. Jr../dbrtritiir di nap.
chines a enquire. c,rpo.fud ;' A.( itich...trportoted. iota-.
English; nvads: •31r, Elipe dltee in. Toker Of [del '( 'lug dnichines. exhibiting:. . -
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From this It will be SMil t. at the medal awarded i.
Wheeler & Wilson tine rorin. 3itttonhule Machine:-
ittittnotfor t/te Serving Afifehirte. ' ,
MERCHANT *IA:110 Rl,',.'-.
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JOSEPH-. :-.,'ll3:liAlTil',
H'BEEN CONATTITTED AGENT or
H
uows og.WING MACIU fite,
"and Lawrence enmities: Tie i,tonitses tdg:ase fin. sate,
isfaction to all wishing impurchase- u - Sewing Machine,
as he theronchly understands the: Machine, having nr.
etl It himself for a -number of years. The Machine has
been greatly improves' hitely, and he has taken a new
inteeest In them.
This Machine does the Attest. as well an the'coarie•
Persons ortiOni one of thiese machirest:WHlsheine
strncted how to set it urOine' also instructed .by
uty
reit' or other arturie r petibkkifivtio." bow to use It.. -T A
Howe .Niachlife' is now taking a _plate in Beaver and N-1,
Chatty. frcuti t :which the beet otother macliihdit have-been
excluded. • . ,
• - -Persons thnArJng to are these. Machines npande,ean
do sollyinlling at Mrs. 'Moore's. at the boniest.** Mrs.,
Somers, In Beavet rt„ orat the ilplp:tif the undersign
ed in Bridgewater. - • .. • • . . • • • -
• • JOSEPH -11RAITIf..
au g irptr. . :
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•
wAiqkz4, cmcino •
On anilaftcl Apri119.,.1::(67, , 'Pinks will linve , Stitkniii•
(iinriclays excc_pindlna Main leaving
L*Chic!igtkni 4:50, P. M.. „.
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- . ~.t .: 2-oAlss tioma•a•Etre.l,7 - .. - .. ", •
. „ ' • - t,,Aztlat'EN.l.4. - E:cr's.iEre'ii. '
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Pltteln:o3 - .;-:' - -" 1 111431tc810ialf9.112Pati 200it4
Rochester , : .-,, ii 815
~, 1040 :: 3.15 310 ;
Salem.• 1005 . 122Trit. 520 450
Alliinee - • : • •1140 •.. HO.- $-030 • 559
Canton • • ' 1....":31rx 1561 [ 706 628 '
Massillon:. - ' ' ' ;1 4 -55. 2101: • 730- . Sill .
Orrville • ' i 13q 253 ; WI 719. - .
Wooster. - ' • .(4 .219 - "31.11.. .540 h 740 t. -
Mansfield ' , ...1 . : .1i 405 - 560 1014 920. -
.1 44.3 . 530. - .015--:950.
cre'
.) 1' • '-'..*•:" , • -'!•,' OW4A* - 0io• , 1101.1 , inoo.
nuc.:- Ih ru l : - I- l i ( w, :. go . 'una: 1025 •
•Cpper Sandusky .....i..• ....719, • 722 ". NtA
Forest • - • •••1 753 t 755 1255 i 112 - I .
Lima ,• t - ( i 1,15-... $)11 - 216 purr* l '
Van Wen • 1,11214, -, 1910 810 'l27‘
Fort Wayne • ' 11220eit; 1145 520 300:
Coltimbia • • ' z 110 1230sia, 1 .. X14 . • 3463
Wamaw ; • ' j 200 121 ' ..); - 436
Plymouth 1 , " '1;300 • • 220 17/1 540
Valparaiso - '• ' '1 4.76 I Z -7 in?. 713
Cbicag0,..........••, .....i•,.. qp: 550..,... Ale,
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. - TRAINS 00 11 CO ZAST.• ' -1.. •
• - • ' ;11E.Yeel..1EXP 4 P. F.s.`"if. ttirr • 'ti
-- ji ?..-........., .....,..- ,—.. —.
Chicago • • 11
'-- .7`3lA lii 450 Pat W aal
Valparaiso' -904--;•• mix eta.
Phnmuth lilets 259.
- 810- 829 •
Wilma* - "1 11135 : 428 • • 901 - 14 940 . '
Cillumble; • . ' ir1219r14 580 944 , . 1038
Part Wayne q.1: 11 125' '7OO. 1080 1115 -
Van Wart • 1 13 236 j i 1
KR 11311 1252!
; Lima . 1 .". •:7", ••, 1930 1534iit -. 915..
; 71„Ireljt - ' /, - 2413.)' • 1106. I[4l 350-", '
- Upper Stinditylef ' "503 'i 1135 21:15 --: 'l,l •
i llneme • , - I 'MB : 1211zrar ' 244 511 ".
Vrestlino .3 . .11(0 • 1250. 310 550 -• • -
I . . %as : - zio ax, 600421: .
"Mansfield I '657 . ..tug - 346 •.. '; 636 , _
Wooster • 1, 840- , #,(-_). 516 - •885.
Orrvillo. • ; sin ". .430 510 . 905:
' 3Pas.illott - • - it 913 501 613
Canton • 11004 . 521 MS : Aitt ,
• Alliance • 311100: :625 736. - 1115. - •
• Saleth • 0139 -. '667 - 759 ' : 1149 ..' ....
Holster ~• • I, 12.5auj.8-65 940 ; 9153*
'Pitts ntgb - is ,ZlO . 1.950 1045 ;L 340
Young.town, 'Nen' Castle- and Ijrie Exprgas Pas.
Youngstown at 3:00 p."lno,•New Castle. 4:4p.rrn arrives.
at Pittsburgh, 6:45 p..ta. Returning, litives.PlttabOrgh ,
6:00 a. an arr. at-S. C.astle,.Bas a. trukTganatcyrnAt3o...
Yonnestou - n..lCetv Castle and Pittsburgh Ancommo.,
dation leaves Youngstottn..s:4s m; New Castle.2:2o
at: arrives at _Allegheny. 1000,
....N
a. Betantingi,
leaves' Allegheny, .;`.V.-
1 - p. m; • ariivesew Cantle, 6:23
p. in; 'Youngstown; 7:20 p. in. - • •• ,
F. R.NYEIIS., Citatral Ticket ditent:,
. CLEVELAND it . I"riTSBURGII RAILROAD. •
I:llvind prier Aprir2 , ..l, 1667,..traing . lea : ie 'Stational
daily ktiandays eacepted) lug
, . .
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I --, . - ~ 1 cotr:o - solera. - -' . •• . '
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1 . .
• • i , It Mae. l'Esert.llatiit..' 'ACO.O*
1, Cleveland:. : ' '. 0 - .1.5A1t., 243i311 .--,..; Warm
Eric-11(1 Str...Tt. ' .- 1 Fnt . 250; ', ~. 330'.
fintlsnu ,• Mit . 350 - _ - , 510.-
Ravenna - r• , l'.lolo .4Z.' . ...::-..• 515
Alliance
, t .:., . 11110 i . 510, -
; v CM
,latill' ..111144 553' - 1,...,
....ti . -
Wellsville -.• . ' t 120 - ex - 700. .L....' .... •;
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. .1 'OOINO - 1 , 11;;IIITIT.. - ' . '
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:MAIL,. EN.V . V; '.. ' Accost
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Wellsville - ' . -850,:a 411 Int r 4,.....,, .....-• • •
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Sayan] • •,, 1104 , b 26• ..,. ....- ....
Alliance - ' um : • :lie - . . u..•, - .... 715sta
, Sal - emus ' "V - 11201f* 648" , - - -1 . RIO
' llttd:ton •
I , 1.236 . 1 1 1236 71$ . - r• k 1450 i
Eucliclqtreet ... ... 1.... 11S7-• • tIBI ' ~.., ..". 1002,
Clerel 11aL...:..... , 150 1415 • • • 1015 .
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t 1 •, I DIAIL. ;E*.ei.: 'Ex„?''tto4l...ccoit
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Bel air • '• 1 43Ormi MOalt 104(11.,...- • -
Mi. ;.r.e , .rt - r 11 440 ' . 60 3 .1030 , .....
Ste be will° " :53.1 1 713 .., n3B .
We I,Y• lle - ' '"_ -I i 7'99 1 :0 - 20 1402 W i, Hitt.. -
/I
Sin tle Ferry : , , 7-tl' , 542 ' ' 903. I 645..
Bel ‘ - 'e - '„ , 812 1,93 I 250 . I 733. -
Roche ter ' 1.1 B'2o - '9204• • 210. v. 745 •
Pit aborgh ... : - ...:"...1,..9 • 11 `,1031 350 910
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Joiltion
mAiningig co.
Y., July 37,
lit enable nap annoiunlle
brit:ll-bn. Aihedtle - eew•'
G' t:llar Iltaxe, Jr., mirth.
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UW BHOAOWAY
r machine that was ex..-
cn In eompetiA
rsve - n•celeel the addition
he- Leiglon j.r linnet,- art
'he exact wording of the,
.
Wass:sir* WtraoL t - ,
:!•Wheeatir,
. Jfedaille d'or.
lEtiqdgewa.ier, Pa
qt..4.i..E-AQ".A.D - S:
bINO - WEB?
MIMI
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Pittsbargti • - ' 1
gIISA3t 'Vern! 435rx.1 SiOrsC
Rochester ' ji 711 -3a5(. WI , t'.4•lfe. •
heaver - •- ' - •- 133 315 6a5 :4551 •
SmiWs 'Perry ••' -• Fl3` - :313" ' :Ing • -., INC-
Wellsiiri• ' - - MS - • Atm .`iv) ' • 899 •-.
Steubenville... - ' i 960 '•530 -818 ~_ ~..
Bridc'eport .. ' jilln 6:30 W 22 ,;• • •
Bellair 5..:. :..... ~ , :if M* - ,640 - 935 2 .... .
TUSCARAWAS -
•
Lee .• 1 , •
N. PhiladeltAkia.r4o,o4)l:33ttardillt•
payard, m:PhilaVie
Gfnerei
.
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.. ' LUM BIER'I , LIJ. MBE.% I- , ...
...• • .
min HIODSH9IONED•*OI.7Lit RESPECHTITILItX
.1 Inform •their•friende . 'And the - Wad.* general,
that from this date, they' will yell lumber at the follow- •
ing rates, viz,: i - • • -.... • .
Hemlock Joiqs and Studding .- -'• ..• $ l5 per in.
' " - frame timber any length ortc,- *l6 per m.-.
Pine ~' . • ,r ' - ."I' .friteorr.Peif ¢t..
", Joistiand Studding, .;... ---_. 41. 1 perm. ,
No. 1. Common nlank, . •'• - ' ''' . ...!.. 00 per ut.
Good -' .• • ”..; . . 120 AV. perm.
No.'l, Clear pl ink,'
', '•• _ ..
Cpertn.
•• rend mutt. reieed. • - • . . • ,•- 0 per m.
- . . perm. •
A No, 1, faced, boards,. ' . s4o per m.
1 « " •2, . '1 " '.. . , . ...$'10.. 4 35 per m.
CoUrMorn BOartie. they'd . 4 ,
~'.
A No. I,`lst,,cominon'honn% - • - P2 per m.
Good common boards • 1120,p 23 per tn.
Floniing, a No: 1, ' V
• per In . .
A tn
A NO. 1, ShingleZ, . ' • .." Sflip p
erper per
m. •
Lath -.
.•- • ;. _ 1 i i Vr M.
1y17.66: • . -i., .-J..t U. DAIS Mi.
• - . •:(Liieal copy and rend ithiary advertiser.) . -
Coal and 'Nut coprfor Aide.
IrIIII3 'IINItICESIONED THE'.
patronago heltontrxrUstowed him. takes
pleaattro initgrt/reettlkoha pfßoebester, Bridge- ,
water. Bearer and adrtouudhir ettanto,. that be is
atilt prepared to &MAW an e4eetient article of I-Cpat
and Nut Coal, • lan abottlibeee.lither delteeredror at
the Rank.. on the,beet of tenre4, The !hulk . % lataditd.
on VlCintey's Bun. nOir Rnitheater. Pa °Meta left
them or at the More oF.Thlrtral4 Allieorr. in BM:tetra.'
ter: or at the Pea.honotarsri office in. Tk..lser, will hri
prompily :Capt.-S.3ly 14 - Agent,' Roche- rer, Pa:
• ' mpurr.R. -
nriciprvoter,
MINIMII
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=
A.STIVes
r 4, IX3, • -
Iphia, 1:64), p. m
?Wit Agent. _