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T h e Beaver .Argus,
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MAW R, OCTOBER 9, 1867. . .
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local and 311scellEineous;
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guicausr, JR., 51 Fifth street, Pitteliorgh, is
vwserissa sgest for TEE Attars Isithut city:
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yo, Louisa Patter Ron, ott , httrou; , this coun.
iosatboriseti to act os . agent for the Argue.
rieVr Adver;Ailenicilts.
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1 1 4 stleceoc of the public is directed to the y o i.
vi m nee advertisements, which appear for :the
i.. : tot In Tax macs to-day .
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g raio,o-y of the Secret Serviee—Martin Lyon. .
crFsslily Ciroeeries—Coe & Darragh.
orpeenty AceNnt—llatiover tp. ' .
yrfSterce Notice--J. S. Litton.
crilw.,terly Statement—E. Hoops, Cashier.
reiesis—:aal Notices—A. S. Harvey.
tripes,. Notioes—Coo.t. Darragh.
- trir cisrNoticee--Amos Doutt. ,
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ow not —.Pi match came of baae ball was play
,,!ta Ilochisicrlast Saturday, between the Young
, L=e dli sad Energetic clnbe, in which the former came
4,lcOessa
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'soldiers, Orphans.—The Soldiers Orphans' of
es nilllpsburc Scheel, were In attendance at' the'
Ird
~,,,,,,,:y Pair on lait Thursday. They, as usual, 8
'creditable appearance.;
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, Thau ks,—We sie tinder obligations to Mrs. Mat
tiot D ar y a h, of Sharon, fors bullet of fine, large,
ore : wawa, which were on exhibition at the rail..
j u dge Cairns of inclusf?y, and Mr. 7 , .T0b1s Graham of
o,fo.texe?blo, have our thanks for a basket o grapes
edj.d , i lc b of ulna left st`oar office last week. •
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col4elonging. to Mr. J• hn A u _
&:ron of iZocbet , ter, thht 'County, Wag killeti by the
tan-on lest Saturday. It was standing on the baron&
09tk end of the bridge near the Beaver shttion on
F. Ft N. a. C. It. B. when the train came in et&
w ith it, hruiAng it badly, and knocking it for.
ry e through the air and over one 'side of die bridge to
Ce ground brueath, where it died in a few minutes.
.
• Rail Off.—.S young man, named Win. B. Carter of
'i.therter, wag riding in a carriage from the 'Livery
13b:e of Mr. Powers in that place, on Last-ThursdaY,
.ben the boric took fright at something, galloped off,
isr.ths carriage Violentli against one of Mr. Arr
tnii,isliihing the former to pieces, and hurling the.
,yang man to the lie was picked tip badly
tttited.- •
• Belligerers4---DiFlO, the fair several of oar
coutius" who bad their bumps of combat_
,sr.L.Lss afo folly developed, edg,aged in the business
,'pasfr.Pling each other, on account Otspine trifling
cstztremrats. We presume, they leartie‘hbout the
Mends - interfered that the "nAnly art Of
} :'(defense" was not beyond a doubt a - promoter of good
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:c as end i preserver of fine clothes. L.
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UttnOvvr.—..k Irmo attaebed to* carriage; Ariv.en
!MO Ulan, Iviiceie name our reporter could not find
cv. Wawa unmanageable. near lir: liarboufa. In
Drithrewnzer. and deehed by a crowd of people gather-
Mun the Ftrett in front of big stint., running over a
and l:nocicing down an old blind man, who
Vati * ln company with her. They were - botlt - consider,
sty w.lared. The horse was stopped and caught be-1
as soy more damage could be done.
The . P acing Illatch.—=The ptiking matcb, which
me of on the lath day of-the fair, attracted an unusn ..
en:cent:of interest. - . But three
. horses 'were entered,
i t.e purse was for PL . The entries were as iol-
ShakoPee, by Capt. D. M. Donahoo of Meurer ;
stf!eott, by Mr. Holliday of :Pittsburgh; and Cra
p ins,by Mr. Cunningham of Wellsville—Capt.
twee won all of the . helts,iand of Coarse hla
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oistt toot - the purse.
I tntnatei of tlie "no time of lleftige.—The la .
mem. 0ft,t, , ,,11va.e of Refuge j for
Xy Weatern,
,a;heny county, were brought hith-,
la attended the fair on Thursday last..
,R3i, a vote e .
bhhe Hard of Nasgene of the A,grieultnial Socielyt
they were , a,lmlttre to the fait grounds, free of charge. I
A rernber agent :valet of the county contribufled fundtf .
er.frontrn pay for theis.:diniaer while heio. , Them
sere ceder the eerik.of their teachers dtiritik kbefr
It, end anearoa 1 . 6 be under;the very beat Co 1f Ql.
Eseared.--uores HUover, 'Who was arrested at .
wnoa :sst weskil,r horse the cut
-0 Waver, to lodge turn
'ta the jel Grl.o,:7l t ce e • entiscontieg on ..Satusdni
t.ttr.ettr Most ZarksOn. It appears that thersrere in
to:teth ?coon the, prisoner put 'his arms
thetortAtohl.. warmly embracing him. A Ms
..' wt, rt , nlt. during whish air. Utley's. revoln! t er
on of his p;,.'Fott to 'the etroOnd, the parties W i se
sst of the' boggy. The horse' ran, awAr smash- ,
sr. ‘ ths I,ugtTy coniplet,tly, and, the priSettil g9l
is still at large...
"Toni IFf,:tatr,. , s—A powerfully built horse,
tatted - ,lorn sod owned by. r. John Diilan, of
x,a 1:11i1ee, this rounty, - was on exhibition at oar
Itnr ht:t week. and attracted general attention. He is
16.41; ,Lttver laauds high, very stoutly built, an d,taken
Cl , abher. la as tine 1 sdetnien of a draught hors a
i s
eVer,FATr. imported from Canada last y r
by bh present owner, and promises to be a permanent
'lllinra" of the county white he lives. Persons de
sirous:of Unprovinn their stock' of draught horses
scald do Well to see the horse here referred to at as
fatly a dayss phcbrable. Ho Is bar{ PAS years old.
Premlnnt titove.—We are gratified to learn that .
au; cri.thor J:.l. Anderson Esq.. Of Rochester, this
rositty took the Er,t premium, at th 4; State Fair, for a
elrAieg Steye. The Pittsbnrgh Gai:ette of the .28th of
.14arrabar, captains thi. notice of it;':
Me.. l ..l.::enderson of Roehesteri Beaver ecoltity.
ftway with hits a first premium for a 'very
, •I , i'amt rook .tore n'hich he had; on extdhition.—.
vtrinz the Fair it attracted inuch:tention. ,not only
ihn“ n* -rrln no*practical Vcience
AnSorFeashat rocf-ntly, eomrronced the manufae?
acre a thie store. bat the'y hSse - hat. large stile, and
tire telly domanstriited their great 'florin and advatt:
yir,o. Their manufacture will, be pewee:lood with
IT . nt to iapply orti ero for the coming miter, and any
t+tr toprocrtre ench a Covesebotild
, • I, ltheirmrh:rs, The oven of the sisn , S Is In eerie;
!: 2 !:y anructt re feature; ha kind:A th er orabelsd rs or
1./11).111. The expression of the; Judge, pH I
;'rote gratifylng to the very worthy' Find '''* - •eel.
:tilt •,....I.th.rgau who had the stove on exhlbition:Nrine
t. %eve. It wilrretttle r perfect satisfactiot arocint. I
Tb . I, locs , trwnt'ot a State Fair, especially the awaie!
ftr,t viz °, to a very good revimmelidatian for any
:04 inrcutioc. .
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Buffls 'Mercantile colloge.—We have really
et' It clreminr front Dufrr College. Plitiburgb,.
76ich coLta l tm, the names at l' address of all the stn.
4etti enttrod fume the publication circu
.e bell; fro:n the hietitmlott one year ago. We..tlnd
th , foliolthL3. pen•ol, from thin county have been to
r• admire, iince. the period referred. to: T. flf. As:
Crrs r,emver JoFrph Briggs, Industry,;' Vim. P.
Zeriy, New Brighton ; J. D. Boy.d; Rochester;
1 1 - . - Drace. New Sheffield; Jas. B. Cole, Free.
deu: Martin itfppold. Baden Saml. B. Dawson.
; Genre e B, Dawroo,. Steithlt. Ferry
W. Rochester ; Joh it Raton;'llooliatows
E S. Beacom. Bearer; E. A. Barnes; Rochester .
Fey t; Hind ton, liaaver; Sam'f. Hamilton, Bea,
vet; Wm. C. Ittlltz, Denver W. W. 'Jackman, b
• 141 :7'. S. A. Johnson; /*aver; P. S. .Marclnte., New
L . , :ibt(M; S. R. Iliteheil, Beaver ; Chas. D. 'Mitch'
! -I • New • BrightDU ; R. J. YeAuliss. few Gallillee
P• Marquis, Rochester; Jas. R.. Pardee, Roches-
II: 4. S.. Root, Beaver; H. J: Speyerer, TALxlaPeteih . .
Sicalsion,iolt ;,Smith T. Stokes, Beaver; A. U.
kor t..Rendegion; Geo. 11.:Tras, .Ilarheslef; W '
Tracapter, Phillipsburg; Engelm - IV. Taylot /Vista' ,
11:4511 Wilhelm. Water Cure; R. T. Wallace,'
lemon W.:11. Welsh, New Brighton..
Peet
.titlillaa at the State. Failr.—The oftielir
lot et premiums awarded at the State Fali'held at
il tt•bursh, 11 publlehed . in thePitteblart papers.
tt we gather that the folloorlecweed persons
Bearer county wererhilueiry ones Bin t
among
Ifo're awarded prizes: • .
• nwidliagaw. New Brighton, thorough bred stallion
elver medal.
John D. McCormick, iemington, yearling buck, lit
MMus, lc,.
gr 4 i . th do Co., Rochester, chums `-*lvtr,
reeamtnended.
Mrs. Ellen MeCurmleS, ninOon, SO lbs. butiir
made b June, 1807,15 t presoluni,slo.
'lhsaine,lo:lts..bittier;lnailif -"NM Lt
premiums, 10. • .
' To same, 1" ins: butteicilept., 111, 1061', premium, S.
. To same, IS lies.tntter,. at anytime, lressium,!
To eame„lo lbst. honer, - Pr,emluois,3, : '• •
To same, eider vinegar;•iat premluin, E.. •
To Mime, eiembla coverlet, Id premtum;3. • - -- •
To same, pair woolen preathunA .
. To same, barred dar.nel,:l2 Talds, 24
To ratite, beet plain flannel, l 3 yards, let pemmican,"
. To garde, bast 10 'anis 'Olain linen, Ist preordain, .11
To seine, beat piece lininatteeting, - lat premium, -4. -
To same, double coverlet, premium. 1I - •- • •
liiss S. Anderson, Baden; two i'callas quilts, min
ium, 1. . '
J. - X. Andersen, Rochester; best iooking clove 'fa;
wood, let premiumOS. ' _
D: M. Donaboo; Beaver,' patent satet* bridle and
relic diploma. ' •'
De Wm. Garrard. Pension, butter cooler diploma,.
Only s Baby Sniall. -
Only a baby small,
. 'Dropped from the skies;
• . Only a laughing hies, •
Two sunny ens ;
I Only two cherry lips.
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One chubby twee ;
. ' Only two little bands, .
• Ten little toes; .
Only a golden head, '
Curly and soft;
'Only a tongue that.waga, .
• Lnudlyand (sit ;
Only a little brain.
Empty of thought ;-
Only a little heart.
• Troubled with nought ; •
Only a tender flower, .
Sent as tOrear ; •
Onlya life to lave
While we are here.
The lllstery of the Secret Service during
the BebelAoni•. 7
By General L. C. Baker. late.'Proyesti Marshal and
Chief Detective of the War ,Depakttnent. Phitadel
phia: P, Gaantrr St Co.
The name of Lafayette C: Bakerbecame a household
word daring the late wae:a 'terror to the traitorous
enemies of the Union, and a talisman of sandy and
security to the loyal and true. From the inceptionoF
the Rebellion until the dais when Rebel rule was MK
established in Washington under the patronage and
protection of Andrew JOhnson, General Baker was an
active, efficient, and useful servant to the country,-
What he maw and did. during the eventful live year+. of
the war, form the , sterling and engrosaing themes of ' 1
this remathable toot. , • '
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-.From the liaturkpf the Service in which the General
was constantly engagedihis deeds'and methods of e.c-. 1
tion were bat vaguely h inted at In the chronicles of the
day, But now that the necessity of secrecy no longer
eiists, General llaket deem! It lit and proper that his
countrymen should, learn the fall details of hie career.
and they are to be foind in this, the most romantic'
volume which the war hasproduced. The author hoe
I made a clean breast of it; there is "nothing extenuate,
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or aught set downlii malice." That these revelations
will cause a great Editerloi in the high oricial circles
at Washington there 14no doubt; more strange things
have transpired in the National Capital since the mu- .
render of Lee, and General Baker has fall knowledge
of them 1111,—and the present publicationwiltno doubt
produce, a rich 3.4 011. of Con ressional Invotigating
Cominittees. --
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The details of the mum! cy which culminated in
the assassination of the lamented Lineolial; are here for
the first time fully divulged; the,great crime is traced
from its inception until the gelltyConspiratore dangled
between heaven and earth. j r5 l • '
' During th e time of actual war General -Baker saw
Much service, al l of it of a my eteihes,,,novel, and
highly interesting character. The menneein which be
circumvented the ,disloyal schemes ofd eontraband
traitors, who, despite supplies,
lines, furnished the
Rebels with necessary supplies, is fully expiained ; the
' determination to.extirpate thiseftuioue traffic gave
rise td many exciting and startil g adventhres, which
re ad like legends of the fee(dal, gee,' but are literally
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true. The romance
, of thetvksr hasmot jet been writ-.
ten, but General Baker' givjes us the real and vivid
pictures of the hithert6unknown .phaaae . in the great
struggle for National
. tniity. The work' Is printed
from new and beautiful. typ e , on stout white paper,
trandriomely andsubetantially bound, find Embellished
with seventeen giet-dru9.lllnetrations, among them
due portrait of the author, and-an aocurete view of lb
burial,place ot 4 1 . Wilke* BoOth. , .. ' . •
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i Martin Lyon is the igie!it for Beaver County for the
work referKd to, and will Walt on the citizens of Beaver
and surround:lege 'ri. few' days for subscriptions, -aid
we hope that all friends ofplie Argirtand lovers of
good and interesting bookiAistit give him their signa
ture. The winter nights,- tob.. ate fast approaching,
and we need a good book, whit Wblib to while away
the time by our firesides. See advertisement in :Moth!.
er column '
ME
The Picolitical Mandel.—The; - above entitled
worls is a neatly bound volume of 300 pague, compiled
from allele] records, with biographical.: sketches and
comment's; by J. M. Hiatt, and published by Mewl.
Asher and Adam's, Iniliooppolii; Ind. .
It contains hil the 'lmpfirtant political events from
the formation of the Government to the present time,
with a short sketch of the lives of all the Presidents,
the important lave passed. And a chronological record
of the Great Rebellion. This work cannot fail to be of
incalculable sem ice to all who take an interest in the
put politicalhistory of the country. It is -sold on
subscription,at $ 1,60 bound in cloth, or 82,00 bound in
sheep. ,lidr..John , H. Stiles of Rochester is the agent
or this county, and will fill all Ord era for the work.
Matter V. Grant child aged fis .
years, and bearing the above name, interested a re
spectable audience in the 4... E t CherCh of this place'
on last Monday evening, by /di recitations in ortlM
graphy, grammer,mittlianuitigs, the languages; tc.,
&c. ?Ile has a wonderful Memory, and,his mental de--
yelonment§ are truly astonishing. lieris accompanied
by his father, who claimdthat his son's wonderfnl-ac
quirentents are the res oat of a system ofieaching of
whichhe only is the author. 1
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- MARRIED..
STCALES—McGAFFICK.—On the Bth of Octet the
residence of the bride's parents in Brighton tp. , this
county. by Rev. J. C. trins,ll.r. T. Smith Stokes to
Miss Mary McGallick. •
The parties sending us the above notice, accompan.
led it with, an excellent wedding cake, thereby evinc
ng their generosity and good taste. We respond by
-Nailing talent much prosperity and many happy Oays.
1 1 , TES—Mi..TRRAY—On Saturday, the'sth ink, by
the 'inv. J. Murray, of Bridgewater, Mr. David W.
Joneoth Miss Cynthia Murray, both of Rochester'
Beaver - July. pa.
- lIILLIN` ,4 ILEYL--11cRANE -On the 8d inst.. by
Reuben Ws, Esq., Mr. AmosZ..lllllingsley to Miss
}lsrY ail of Colombianit county. Ohio. j
BARNES— LL NI.A.P--L.Tesday, Oct Ist, by Res.
J. S. Bracken, h Unit Barnes. and Miss Jeanie.
B. Dsolst., all of\ever Co. Ps.
DAWSON— DAN% cfs.,...o c t a b ar istos67, 'by Rev
Jas. M. Shields, Thma Damien. --Esq., and Rio
Eliza A. Dawson. r oth T Rochester, p,..
rNmAN-smALL-.on ig same day, by the mile
Mr. Nelson Inman and Mhat uzie J. i man, both
of
Ilearer county, Pa.
McCGICEIrr—iMILEY--In jai city, Mo. sap
25th, at he Phil Preabjtertan ul teb, by Nev. Geo.
Fraser, J. McCraw,. formerly Belmar
county .
'Pa., and Was Xo).11a H. 61334°Y. a ll '
city.
DIED. -
GIBSON—On the lath of Sept., 186T,0f
re, °uteri* Gibson, aged - 22 yaps, 1 ntOnt i
days.
6108,01 4 1—0 n the 29th of Sept., 186 7, infant
ter of David and Gots" G 151014. aged 5 r9OSII! TOWIII3EIf9D—At his residers:eager Brighton Ma., •
Tuesday morning, Oet.lat, 1131111, 1 Roherla ' • •
aged 17 years. ,
on
%ki t ort a i na m mu m ikomni i
c!utdo axle byresnitre vissill• est oromt
pianos Amer" icatne seta donnee a l'axiantiatte .
Steinway s pg la 'Jury de rupOettion'l4tuziaipiiiii•
peel 10,maktere yule zit&
e(ti Ow %hi Mist Gold Medal' tett-A:Whim
Plum has :bees anantnionil7 ipiFINI •Aceisra.'
Elt,lnway In. :the Jury of the InternatimaiiiiirmitdcaL
lint myths Hai in qua X. • • '
• Resident of Internailied Joty..l:.
The ortginal Ferdfirate, together withAhe .'miginal
catalogue rof ammis," in which. thtimine °UMBER, -
*AY & SONS to recorded first on the list, eau be
York; t sees tithe Steinways ` Wareomnsi: rwork; itudifor
Avails caplet of the woe at IL be e a BriOs, the
sole agents, wareopms m WOO
. The aboie &turnout settles tit don Millirem!.
Conclusively u. to which are the but plum of the
world, and which, as such, receive the first prise over
all others at the.Parbt Bxpositton. , In view of this de-
Melon, which is s fatal blow, to the - asplritions and
pretentious of the contending Boston fame (Chicker:
tog A Sons), the attempt-of the latter to mover up
their defeat and divert public attention from the only
recognized authorities by ostentatiously parading a
monarchial toy ("Sore& orchids otithe Rl:Position,
ppeais as puerile as •it is ineffectual.- Although the.
great pointlaritiand= fife Steinways is not the
result of nude& (or bleu dishonorable "cros
ses') but of the aelmoultAl superiekty of their
Piano Port* yet it, is. ng to know that; the
highest mudleal anthtiri is o ,Europe unite with us
in limoiding to them theftrif sod Wait place cm the
list of the piano manufactritus of ths world.-11. Y.
Ershange.
Enrron Mums: inease give the following '
Report a place in your paper :
We the undersigned officers =of .the peace
and citizens of Phillipsburgh, feeling it our
duty for our own and the satisfaction of the
public agreed to visit :and . examine the Sol
diers' Orphans school in bur midst, of which
the Rev. W. G. Taylor has charge, and with
this view we made the closest and moat
then:nigh inspection of the,, entire buildings,
and premises, ,nd the grounds--accorno4a.,
Lions and food, and the condition of every:
thing including the cidldren, and we are pre
pared honestly and impart:laity to Report: ,
1. The buildings arB th the best Condition
and well and comfortably furnished; the bedit
and bedding comfortable, clean, neat - and
handsome; the halls grained and furnished
and carpeted, and the -rooms all neatly pa
pered, the ventilation `and light being more
than ordinarily good. The dining room liited
il
some y fitted up with wainscoting and gain
ed a d varnished :. The storerooms are icon
veni nt, neat, and well filled with supplies.
The iiiteir. rime found as ready access to'as to
the dining room, and even the 'cupboaida and
einkji were opened to our inspection. The
Vegetable cellars we found in he same condi
, Lion with the rest of the building. Thegrounds
we founcicican, shaded and well adapted Ito"
the play and sport of the children. The priv
ies w ere - free from smell and unpleasant odor
the 'only 4ffensive thing that we found about
was the flexions scepings from d neighbors
stable.-
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2. -The children were' in their ; every-da
dress andllieir persons clean, (and here we
oughtkuktemark that Mr.-Taylor exercises
the.greatest economylin saving the govern
ment expense by mending the clothing, which
he does at his ;own cost and by which. the
children are enabled to have , three suits viz:
Dress Uniform undress uniforrn arkeverk: day
suit.) This economy'in clothes mu*save to
the State from one to two Ahousanci dollars
every year. , '
3. The. Orphans' enjoy remarkably good
health, so mueiuso as to be a matter of surprise
to our citizens, they. have not had a death, or
serious, case of sicitzless, or accident in 18,
mintiitwhichisliows the intelligetit care that
exiieised in the Fmn4ary, arrangments' of
the institution, which embrace food, clothing,
Taeeping, light, ventilation, .bathing, exercise
si.ndfreedom from all violent passionsandlexer
eises, and as intiat cheerfulnenAnd innocent
amusement ai time and circumstantes will al
low.
4. The crisip6*.tie has been auceesa: and
shows the 'knowledge. of human nature and
particularly of'" - children, t o skill j and 'un
wearied industry of Mr.-Taylor and those as
sociated with him, and s
theiris a theme
accessi
of ) cotistant remark end wonderl in this com-:.
ta r it Y:f • ,
We can, therefore, as the result of our ex
amination assure the public and all that are
interested in the education of these orphans
that the State has entrusted the training of
these children'of our deceased soldiers into
the hands of oireqcompetant to the work, and
the results of whose efforts show not only this
competency bit.that his heart and his best
energies are ;n the work—week days and Sun-
day--day and niggt. Mr. Taylor's system be-
ing that of family training and school conabin
cd, hii care and Patience and that of his wife '
is the parental as well n's that of the teacher ;
and we now feel that this school, that many
feared. !when it was proisnsed to locate...it hcre
would be a pest .to this Community, has prov
ed a biasing to the children and is an insti
tution that: we are now proud to have in our
midst, aid 'we Would . congratulate Col. Mc-
FarlanNihe State Superintendent of soldiers'
orphans' and the State authnri ties on the great
success that has ' attended the Soldiers' Or
phut/ School located at.Phillipsburgh and to
its Principal and his associates . we bid . _ God
speed. - . - - -) .
• - JOHN M.BROADES, Justice of the Peace.
(Rep.) . •:- • ! -
1: !1
JACOB Utinkt.Erf, llurgess.' (Dem.
JOSEP ' WALTER, -School Director
(Dem.)
JACOB SCHAFER, Elder of the Luthe i rlin
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church. (Rep.) . ' .
Phillipslmrgh Sept. 25.1867. - • • '
lAt a regular meeting of Beaver Lodge 844
held on Tuesday everting Sept: 24 1867, the
following pretunble land Resolutions were
unanimously adopted . : 1-
WnElms% In thcdispansation of an All
wise providence tiu? numb; esteemed and be
loved Brother J. Ictn, has been suddenly
taken from us and left. us to mourn his ab
sence; and
WHEREAs, A_proper respect for the mem
ory of the deceased demands suitable and at
tentive action on our Part.
Revolted,. That in: 'the death of Brother J.
IL Veon. we have test a worthy, and active
i s
member one alwaYs devoted, to t - love o
our order defending - nit in many against .
the prejudices and .fanataciuma of wprhte
,kind and generous' friend,' his pa to! have
*in deprived of a kind and - ',Seca to son
led todgether withididiarlmitbi!n and ids.
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CleohN'testnez. ..
_m e b ers .
- ' Ambru!sio Thou: t.. l
_.o the
2c/run e , Interactional Jari
. • . ...-..:
•
L. Sel.aidmayer. . ...
SolMeirs Orphans'.
[For the Beaver Argitel
Obitio,uttlr„,
a nalv in and IP nitmgret, ; Mitearly-loft
ifsiefoni,,Thaweidnoerely
rqkt*Pf ilecelPast3theik
row and deep aftletion — tinstinOte who is &-
God of the universe will console the= in their
loss. _
Bela"4 4 tilatHliteettmont l aftialr o bavand
*teem lambi& he was held by the Memberi
iat oar Lodge, that throws/ badge of mourn
ing bewoak for,,ttOrty_dayk and the ..... 1
roenibil metad4i Kr the Wee
time. . .
Besoinsf; That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the parents of the deceased, and be
published-,ln.the,Beayer papers ' and siscz to be
entered on tie nalutea of tlieliodges...
WiLlihrarr, •
JEssu karma,
Jos. B. MCOAII2.
In insvair Beaver dorinty Pa.. Oct; 1,1667.
- ThirronAitons—D#sgrair: For sometime lea .
my time being unoccupied I have been visit
ing different parts of your county, finally hap:
pened to stop at the - Mtge of Industry, found
myself pleasantly situated' at the . hotel kept
by ,3!r. John Aber whit is a very -Obliging
landlord. After mixing with some of the,cit
iu;the l-met with Barthel Gorml4r Eaq r alma
for Cleveland 'tit Pittsburgh Railroa d who
spoke very encouragingly in reference to the
increase of buildings in the way of sending
freight froth this place-. which - led me to In
vestigate the neighborhood. - I find nature
has - been very liberal in her depoilts, boil beds
abound in immense' quantities, opened and
connected with Ohio river and C. & P. It. B.
by trains, roast, very congenient, a Sand rock
of inirneitse quantities, and superior qualities,
is daily being detached and shipped to Pitts
' burgh for building and other piripisyss, the
Boliver clay nixthntli in large: quantities and
of good qualities% a yard his :been huiltand
about to commence to thake.hnck on a large
scale, salt'Worke„ are" beierected to make
salt from an inexhaustable ream . of sait-wa.
ter, a large body of iron ore' found extending
rl
through it large amount of territory of a good
qualitY ;kith the advantage of 'shipment from
this place by river or rail. In connection
with the elove deposits this locality hail fit
, cilities superior to any othei I have seen.—
AU thatis necessary is capital which , only
roan's an e r f thmination on the part of those
having 'lt tO bring it him, ': , , •
After looking over the many advantages at
this,place, I coirldnot but observe the insde.
the part of the Itailmui
qnate bnildusgs on
that until recent
company,! and called von Kr. Gormley' ' for
the reasons why ,
,who stated ti
ly the'deveionments spoken of had not been
Made, but that he had no: doultt before long
the Co. would do themselves the honor of
showing the public that. they appreciated
their patronage by erecting proper buiMlogs.
I enquired what the freight amounted to Mr
month; he stated that the freight of - August
sent from, here amounted to 1 5541,81
Pare [Or pasaengera • , . 315,20
i , ;, ' I • 872,01
.PorBfpt.lfreights sent from thin
• - stittinn 784,41 . , 1
.
P.assengers 384,20 'I .
' ; I
Gross snrunt for two =blahs .2140,62
This amount is mare than is cleared from
the Bea Ter station during the same period.
Both stations need buildings which should be
in accoance with the amount :of business
done. More 1001. 'ItAidBLEII.
•+ ,
Prog 4
7imm For Teachers''
Select Reading, by ,Kr. B. B. Win ; Read
ing Periodical, Willis Maly 3faitiffiele.
Qusims.—What causes water to disappear
if exposedtp the open air ? 4
What is the principal Cause of winds'?
Whai is the cause of_thunder and light
ning ?
Gaaarstrlcm..—Correct the followingsen
tames : • "No monstrous height, o; lengthtor
, breadth,appear." "The rapidity Cf his niove
inents were beyond example.r •."A great; ma
jority of our authors is defective in manner."
"1 or thou art the persona who must under
take the business." •
- -
MATIMILtTICAL. - -"-TwO men A. - and • B
bought a side of French Kip - for SI6,A payiiT
$7 of the purchase money, and B Paying $B.
They had three pair of boots made out of it
A took one pair',B took one pati,and the third
pair they sold for 415. Now,. how , much of
this money belongs to A, And how much to
B'? What is the area of a right angledttrianege
whose sides are in arithinetical proportion,
the least side squared and divided by six; that
quotient multiplied by the mean difference
of the sides, will be equal to the area. _
If a stone is thrown vertically up*ard
through the air with force sufficient to carry
it 35 feet the first second, how long and how
big_hwill it 'ascend ?
1.)
.ExtAiir..-18 prohibition the best means of
promoting temperance?
I Performances interspersed With Instrumen
tal music.'
I Institute to convene at the Publie School
House, in Beaver, Monday evening, Oct. 'kith,
at 7 P. M. ^
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A large lot of liland bushel Baskcts suits
fqf Farmers; just ieccdved, at A.. 8. Fier-.
Bridgewater. Pa : . .
'IF you wit nt ood Flour ; gmto Coe ik Dar=
rugh's New Store, corner Railroad Crossing
and New York strcet,l Rochester, Pa. •
- To get the worth of your money,, go to „ifi.
Harvey's Store, Bridgewater, Pa.
I, you want the best and cheapest lot of
QueeneivEire, go to Coe & Darragh's, corner
Railroad Crossing and New . York street, Ro.
Chester, Pa. 1 •
•
Tax best of lime alwavi on hand 'And • for
sale cheap; at Amos Doitt's, Eilns, near Van
port. • •
• BlLTRaDittps,.flar rile by A. S. ;Harvey,
Bridgewater, Pa:
Iwyon .71rifiLtlitilbeid, and cheapest Coffee,
you must go to Coe & Darragh's .Newlatcre,
corner Railroad Crossing and new York-street,
• ester, Pa,
Goon MolAtitlia for 75 cts. per gator', at
A. 8: Ilangefer, Bridgirmater, Pa. • • •
Is yon want good Erne, go to Amos Doutt'ik
at the "Power Lime !lana i !' near Vanport.
Ir - you'ivant chesty Svaii, go to Olxv r it
Darragh's, corner Railroad C . aing and NO,
York street, Rochester, Pa.
It you want tke beit - Tea and cbeapest4O,
to Cuo*Darkagh's, bolter Railroad Crossing
and Xew York street, Rocbester, Pa. •
Goop lime at, 25cts. per , byshel st Amos
neOpanport. Call and we foryou
+A- • •
L.WELipTOI! I , ]?„ •
• ••• - 110,11ZOPAT*1,13T j ,. ,
IQs,4 B I FFUTb i t I 4 I 9 SII :GPX:r I r, PA *
D
AN. IMIDMICE Ole LOCUST ST.
bettoreealtadoad Widlikidge ate. - - tpul'etB94
T It SPLIdt. X- D' -
I
ei • Irstigg_iumni• theggielieblogether In' the :
=*Medicine and Surgery, reepectfuPy °free
s e rvices to the pub ,lle • the' former. ID "eurti
ous brasebes at the protbee. lonthe !!St . "..lxim .
tleolitty Ireelingetrethi • .;
• ; Disavow OF IW3il*
•
• Dr. A. Y. SPEER baring rivalled hireser titirhig
the last illtetarguire at theAdvantageit-allbrded b
the best boaldtals and teashers Una . COantrf and
in 'Europe, ftr• obtaining s thorough laiowletige "ed
the etnietureiuld themes orthoseisportast orgasuail
will bereiftertlerotesl atteatloh to their will- ,
eat and
_limiest treatment. - • • • • ; ;
011ice;'.No:194- PENN Wt. two doors bout SS:.
Clair street, Pittebnrgh. • • • •• • -;"' • -
Mee llour.*:-. L. X. 6o rs sitortnin •to lI P.
P. X. • ' • • seplrfitalt. '
' BRIDGEWATER
,
MARBIA WORIKS?
DAV P ID WOODIIIIII, MA2IRTFACTURRR AND
RAUM I24
Itialin and American = MarblC
• - • • •
mode to order. '
.; Please give me esti before '
durehering rimorhere•
gait" Sho Dr. Smith's Drug Sem,- &Sim
stmt. Betrmier -
• •
196 fllell . DAVID wOODRIni"
. . • .
Gittrie. Vines.
I' W. ELLIOT. ;t SONS OFFER ,IPCIB SALE
V.
very low, this coming atitatan,loo,ooo (*moped
Ives' Seedlin Vines. These vines are grown from
ranee Ales of - well ripened wood. in broad,l open
boaere„, where, having perfct freedom, tbsy. , Make
a.ubstantial woody roots tall Of fibre . For several years
. our, clock of vines have been exhausted in the autumn.
Thrise, therefore, who. want them should order early.l—
also oilier a large stock if Peach, Apple, Petit and
Cherry Trees; Mao Strawberries,. and all other small
fruits and roses; a few thousand also of the following
Vinesl.lona, Hartford. Prolitfc, Crevilleng, Nebticca,
Hybrid, and Isabella. Orders addresse4 Mus
will twelve prompt and,
and we will semi Plante,
Vines and Trees in the very best condition . Send for
Price List. .
Ornci Ant Sus Brim :—NO. 109 Btze et,
rittabovi; Pa: J. W. E1.1.10T a sot's.
aggl4v"hrk-1
voncE is mom GIVEN THAT THE
VN-
A.N. &reigned citizens of Beaver county will .ipply to.
thermal animal session of the Pennsylvanis Legiehrture
for the creation of a emporia. body with banking and
Beaver discountiar ted ieges under thename and style of the
ty Banking Mid Kato Depoeitliessoels
don," to be in Beaver, Beaver county,
.The
specified object:of said Assochtdott to be the tving
Of. deposits br money and valuables. at the risk of the
dati for which I reeionable charge will be made,
toAssc be bylaw. reoeivitedepositsmuidisernmt
ing In accordance with the , et:retort's of other tainting
associations. The amormtotespltal to be fifty thousand
dollars, with the privilege of increasing to one hundred
thousand dollars.
'son* seictsv. 11 Owa,
Xll .. QUAY. • • OSO. DAWUON,
W. W. HINDS 11. X. ATIONS.
manta, ' • JOHN BIDOHL
JOHN CALMEST. • f JOHN Mt. SAXON. •
3. 8. ATTAN. tH. 11.8NDSMON. , • '
. X. WITAND, 1 D. WHINERS,
•
H. RICE. - • I J .WlgT A.TID
3. c. mums. J. B. twirwt.
oso. w. nsin.row.. . I
J. & H• PHII LIPS
2.6 & 28 ST. CLAIM ST.,
3PittSbiar
,
FLOOR OILCLOT HS,
FURNITURE OIL CLOTHS. ,
ENAPS4ED - OIL CLOTHS,
• ; TABLE OIL ,CLOTHS.. •
,cyrAtE OIL= CLOTHS;
Tiair"piptirent arson Oil Cloth,
ford do* shades.
Teanspareid, Win:fowl Stades,
BUFF ROLL ANDS, I- •
MIA DE . P:I.X.T U RES. •
- I TASSELS. CORDS, ac.,. ike
ALSO. DEALERS IN • •
Rubberlndia kraebitte Belting . Steam Packing,
4 Casket, Tubing, Cement, Clothing, and
Rubber goods generally.. -
Olk Tanned Leather Belting, Lace Leather, Belt Hooks,
- Mints, Lubricating Steam Picking, An.
Agents for the pnirersal atgles .Wringer. -
A general assortment of Abe above named goods
ways on baud. • ; •
rXr — Orders , respectfully ; solicited and promptly
tlled. - f ' :•• 'i;flui
•
1168,61-11d,9,03
NIT X L
.SSC.)
!SI 3Eit'llgiT 3E!.. 'll-1
*MIDI A FEW _DOORS OF.F. A. FORTiTO'S
• DRIVOOD STOT.
-•. , .
AVE
.... . • , ~
JUST RECEIVED ANTI 1 OPEXE'D 'FOR
Hinspection,„their large end well selected Stock of
Fall and Winter I . .. .
. . .
BOOTS,SHOES it RUBBERS
• ,
11
Direct from the Xsinfacturer,and of our own. Manu
facture, " which we Mier low, having bought at the I ate
decline, and will be sold to suit purchasers. 'Ous
Mock is large in every department, and we defy com
petition. To be convinced is to try, a pair. •
. .
. . .
--' ' Alt w or t wa rr an t e d and nunited by us.
.
=II
DAWSON & RICHARDSON
gem:.ver
H a °a ir rOl3 N ED DINIE STOCK OP
NOTIONS, r
BOuTS A SHOES, '
- HARDWARE, •
GLASSWARE, -
11UEENSWAItE;
- TINWARE,
NAILS,
DRUGS,
Window Glass all sixes and double Strength. Spe
cial attention pald to alltng orders for large
size window glass, •tc.
Also, •
LINSEED OIL,
CRUDE BURNI24O OIL, • •
BENZINE, .• 1, •
• COALE'S PATENT DRYER,
Mats i:Ff sil , colott, cleoilivi e tliy sad Su . Oil
/414thamo will . well to. call and cantina our
. stock of Paiute. Word purchasing eirervitese.
'Aioil, choke Grande of Moat to Barret inn! in Sacks.
Alm;d/ of Codatry .prednee taken tzu exeluinge for
Remember the,
-
plant, Ant door abire the Gaiety.
n • ‘rt, • or "wok ' 'I . I, . • .. '. ,:y
' jr817114. - i c:' ..---•',• ~... : :'• -. 1 -•'. .',..
Notice.
121
Motif Adams iknd Dea/itrs ba
AND I
'Diamond, RoOhoster,
WILE4ON & STEWAV.T.
In the Diamond.
Rocasersit, Pa
THIRD 'l3tl:l4*Tl' s DP4141, 11153141,..
lEEE
liikbitineetvingatite Steak at
• I 1:
TIRE -LATEST STILES
M I N .. CI'S
Millinery '_sgOods,
•
._.-;, ,
HILTS, TURBANS, BONNETS, ' RIBBONS,
rLowsF.B, - FRAISSa i i ' ' •
, -
, W.
i .
•isoi everigling in Milliner, Line. W lirlihaie dn.
- ! . thing th e season all the 1 - •
9t HATS, TIIIpiANS, ;BONNEI se, as
• soon 'as they ,ars
Eats. and Bonnets *tered,Clean
ediDona 0' ire: (heap..
Ctf Every Kind, 84di and Cbtcir.
taltitors;l Sad Mei, Skirt*, ill kind* Of Hoskin
Mimes, Preach Corsets, Handkerchiefs, Bugle Trim
mings, all kind* of Buttons, Paper Collars and Cntik,
Lams, French Forms, gpphyra, Nanny, Waists, In
fanta` Cloaks, Napkins;Tnlies, Table Covers, Dress
Linings, Grenadines, Hareem and other Veil Stu ff s,
Cotton Batting; Men's Shirt* Suspenders, Umbrellas,
de
- EIJ4BROIDERY
Pinking and Sta
Ord
' I
Everything desirable in our !Eno la added t o u r
stock as soon as intreduced in the *Amt. Thanking
our Mends and the public ter past patronage, I would
respectrally ask continuance of the ne. It our
aim to vacate our eustomere. Our good tu i are seasona
ble and carefully selected, 'and sold jos cheap as any ha
this neighborhood lor Pittsburgh.
galray , e us a call and satisfy yd
• •
*D . Mt 1
vir •
Ili
la et,
I
I
Tkird strest;oni door iwror
Dit
will
M'ELIIO
PI rrsBuRGB;
(,/ •
. • N, offer to (k
ale their .
FALL ST 'JOCK,
AT
10WPRICES FOR CASH.
. . • '•• -
pi7131-coods &Ni ions,
GREAT VARIETY. "
Struorsza, 1867. -
-;SALEA.
T'O
WIRB OF A WRIT OP FIERA FACIA S , 14-
B sued out of the Court of Common, Fleas of the
County of Beaver. and to me directed. I will expose to
public sale„ at the Sheriff's Office, In the borough of
Btuver, In the county aforesaid, on
- T.1101181)A Y, :Oetetwar, 17th 1867.
at 1 o'clock, p. m., the' following property,tir wit:
All right, title, interest and claim of defendants, of,
in And to the following lot or Picea of ground, situate
in Ohio township, Beaver county . , Pa.. being lot No.
81 in plan of lota surveyed by , A. Wynn, at the in-
stance of Thomas-Dawson, bourided asr follows: Be
linnlng.st north-west corner at .a stake on the line of
ot No. %I and corner of No. 21 thence north 76 de
grees east and on a line of lot N 0.21, 154.10 perches,
to the corner ,of lots Woe: 29 and 85; thence south
along the line of said lot. No. fa, 17 perches, to a stake
andlands of. said Thomas Dawison; thence south 76
degrees west, 154.10 percheat by; lands of said Daw.
son to post In line of lot. No. rrij thence north along
the line of lots Nos. 87 and 20, 1., perches to the place
of beginning, containing one and one-half acre, more
or less,on,whkh there is a etcam engine, bolter, smoke
stack, derrick, shanty, boring tools, ropes, &c.
Seized and taken in execution* the propertv of the
Sturgeon Oil.
Company, at the; suit of the Howard
Iron Works. J. S. LITTELL, Sheriff.
Snattriee Orrtcu, t
-Sept, 25, 1861. I
ShaMenbe
C=2OII
tiridsre - wa - c
iii;s;~Y
4 — lieensware,l
T yrrkno tr 'CiALSB, WOOD AND WILLO PP
WARE, BACON; Pl5ll, GRALV,
• 'L .
. APID
,
CO7 tr . 1"r coduce
. ~ . pr 74!uous usis.
' : t •
..Isetoni9 'ificersal
leVashi g Compound,
TEM last grad labor Navin invention now being
tiodumd everywhere.. A fair trial will convince
like most seepdcal,rino wash Ward necessary. Three •
fourths in money. time, d, lab_or saved by . its nse.—
It will not injure fa any kind, and meets a want
long feltln bousehelds.Will remove paint, grease or
strains; teals cbapnecl bands, e Pollens and Umatilla. the
skin. It can be cattily and cheaply nuide, costing.fu
Reath= soap. an superior to the best of soap. It
is rneetintwith th g reatest tivot wherever Introduced:
Persons will be n plied with Family Rights for mak
ing and using it. by the Agent, J. Kirkland. The Com
pound will be lett fL. o r~ sale at the stores of me S. C.
Hannan, Water St: 'Roclmitert.- F. Kramer. N orth
!nate?: and It R. Anderson , Beaver. Orders for
Rights may 'be left at the boarding House of
Ji b. demon, wear the nine, Rochester, or sent by,
Milk enclosing SlllO to J, Kirkland, Rochester. Pa.
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MEM
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LATEST STYLES
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Alweis intluniek.
~mpin'DOJCl to
er.
•
th• $ amino.
I GOODB4
ILE •
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l OLESALE. •
IRE
, DICICSON &, CO
No. 54 Wood Street,
ger Bros.
MCI
•
,LENBERGER,
Pertn'il
irman
lICkE ;v4
Hardware,
NEW FALL - AND
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ME
F. -A. T l Ortp.ne's
eV
'RED PRO Nor A
DlAxorm, RoonseTin PI: •
_t
The Cheapest and 'best Sete
ed Stock everofFered . to the eitf.
zens of - Beaver County. ,
DRE§S GO'9DB
DEPARTMENT I
French MentrOs,
Coberis, - •
Wool Del 'taxies,
PoplinS, .
Wool Plaids ,
Aml*s, = -
Conan - on DeiMnes,
Baratheas,
. * and
DEPARtiENTI,
ENCE.
Bea Tor. Pa.
BOrn , and Bleached htialine
from i 0 -to 20 cents.
Prinfs ig, 121 and 15 cents.
Crasli Toweling. 121 and
15 cents. - - - '
Tickings 12 tQ 40 cents.
Barred FlannelSi, 4, large assort.
ment, cheap. , -
Ca.ssimeres, Tweeds; J4ns,
White, Bed and Yellow Flannels,
Table Diapers, Blankets White
and Colored, Balmoral - Skirts,
HoortSkirt . s,Batting,
GREAT BARGAINS
HOSIER.
DEPARTMENT:!' I
Ribbed; ISterino . , White "aid
Colored. - 4 =
Ribbed all Wool White and`
Coldred. - .
Piain Merinos White and Col- ,
oredl
Ribbed Cotton Hose. -, r ,
Childrens', 'all Wool Bidraorals:
Mein? Co lored and White ei
Hoses,
(0ct3 . 07.3t.
Hats and.; Ca ps for Men, and
Boys. Custom *nade 7 Shoes and
Gaiters for - Ladies' and Children:
dal every body 9,m1 lief) for
1,
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yoursel.yes if you aru . not yss:ort.
vinced at, -
-
F. A. -- Fortune , s
Dry Goods Bt
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