ne Beaver Argus.
13EAVpt, JANU&RY 22, 18Q3
Lo cal and Illjscellaneous.
The OW has,noW a larger amid:MOH
'boa go o Oiler publlohed In the county.
14verthk•nr promote their own Inter.
bearing-110s In min d it
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Allis or 4nvratirl
718 g. i 13w. 1 1 6w. 1 3m. 1 Om.-1 17.
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Ore squitic=lo Hiles,. 13 , 2 00 $.3 00 1 ' s lsoolsB 00110 00
Tiro wpitires. ........ • ... 8 501 SOD ' 7 00 / 20 00,15 00
tw e e t unnreF ....... . 5 00, 600 0 00,11 0018 00
Four iptr. ........... . .6 001 S 00 10 50;15 0021 00
Due-tooth column 7 00;10 (XI 18 50'6" 50 1 25 00
Oue-111' column .. 10 00.14 00,17 00 : 25 00140 420
OM c01umn..........:: 20 00;25 , 00'30 0040 06‘..7.Z . i 00
Adminl.tratort," imp Executohe Noticci
ttpecisl Notices. per line. / i _71.0
~.;,-,:.ymeTit, to boinado triarterly,except.'fransrut
Urcrll,ltur. which most he paid in iii , ci i ce.
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Stale or the Therilionteter for Ow' heat ehd•
Ing on the 18th of January, 1868:. .
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9 deg. - 19 leg. 'lO oe.
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14, • 11 dec.. ' 2'i deg: - - 24 deg:
•• 15, . - .6 d.".ei; . :16 dee. 25 deg.
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17 deg.-,. , . 22 deg , 23 deg.
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R. T. TAYLOR.
firs, Louts* Patterrn,. of Sharon,t.thli coun
ty, le ituthorlzed to act* agent tor the I)4rts. '
w u ,.itnsclikm,
..Tr.; m Ptah street,_ Fitts
bnrgh, I! the enthorized tigent for Trts Afiorre In that
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city. . .
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New Advertimementm.
The attention of the publieris dlreetedlo the fol.
'rain Lew adverti,emeats. which, appear for , the
m ir new in Tor Anohi to -day:
illue-Cuau!-Jr nes Bro's. l& t Co. -
tif"Netlre -Heiman .
, t?rnbilolation-Orr Dawson.
Or - Orphans' C. Sale-J. Cunningham.
prOrpham* C. Sale-D. Tv Stone.
.:/r - iirpham , ' C. Sale . -EllzahMh Jameson.
tv - orpham•lC. tWe--.T. C. Wilson.
fit earl Notlee-John Canghey..
F - Valuable Property for Snie-Thos. Walters.
Irlamp+.plassrare..te. - .J. P. Smith & Co.
trt'rExr'e. -Notice-Est. of John Nevin, deed.
arl.dgal Notice'---John Caughey.L I
prceent+ Wante,,i-A. S. Hall k Co. -
tr - Whol;h , i9e Druggists-At, W..,5; W. J.-Snod-
ElSi
o — Nome—ts B. Chamberlin. I
re.'"Sperial Notice—B. 4. WiiKOrt. '
• [ininutits: Arconnt.—lloonTmrns,hip;..
Jol 4 n
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Public Doeitmenta.H-We are under oblivitlcma-
I, GovereerGears, Atulttor General Hartranft, ur
'teyor General Campbell, SMiator Tay*, Re piesenta
the Nlyholson :old others .t Harrisburg, for valuable
pt: t 4
documen. . •
711,04 171..,(langhter of Dr. S. M. Ross of
P:ola,gton, reports 21'2 . biltous from allTerent persona,
nu Is•r 4ring. :fhle places her ahead o( all who have
~Ireport, . .,d. • . r ' •
In AddWon't - LI
:\i , led.rai s our nultither-lrrthe Mouse of Iteinteents
e,N nt tfarri:burg, on: the I Itli fold, offered a bill 11 ti
...cialieg; the appointtnent of All additional Notary
r.,Slir'at. Smith's FeiTy; in thh county.
Broke Through. ---A boy, whose nam ewe were
to !earn, white nicatiog on the ice near St ones'
throe h, and WaB assisted i n ge tti ng ont
11%., , ,,t1runn who happe t ited to be passing along the
hank `,11 . 11 (11110.
Snotr.-On InH,Montlay night snow felt here to
.ihrdrpehof I or 12 inches. The. rontivere coed
Condi:tort-in the time the snow Jell, so the trospectfor
foodrldgl4g. ie excellent. Long mAy It continue.
Meeting; Jurors.—The two Jury Commission.
a•+i.tetl by the President amigo of this Oistrict,
il,eyJnn.rs for thin County fur the ensuing year'
:utl,eek. It required abqut three days to complete
I'v. Job. Th.: utimber 'selected was Gal.
County Auditors.—The Auditors of the county .
mrhalsa I leir annual labors on. Tuesday evening of
:se Ir., l •ek. They were In seen.lon for about ten days.
Thy,' Itith i whom they have been brought into con
-1
lac:. Nfacially, . peak hi g hly of their bt.wines quallC-
Nliull.l. awl then* zPalin the (115rharge of the r public
et:1:,..... They are named ai follows : 11.. J. arsliall,
JF. 1101111 en not U. K. Shannon. - -
A Large Mtg.—Mr:Thomas Ferguson of Pulas
ki tuenship, killed a hog )this own raising about
fun i‘eelis ago, which when drjseed, weighed 5O
• instls. It %ma of the Chester Whi:' beenNtand.
it tall kiiled IVAA but eighteen mouths f • age. Who
can beat this In our County
Gone Into Ofllee.—capt. Barnes, 111 gentleman'
flirted ('acuity Treasurer by the Eopublieau party of
Oil. aunty !mimed the 'reeponsllntles of that
a-dated by Mr. John It. Eakin. known to many
f the citirrur of Mk county, nit an holiest, upright
itd cap t busines4 man.
A Ferry over, the Ohio Itiver.—We notice
that Mr. Nitholson, otlr u l Tiref , entat:lve In the State
intrnduced a hill a tcw data ago, in that
hotly, f,,r the e , lablh•llftwnt of. a ferry acro r se the Ohio
at Vannort. In county.. A ' petition numer
-11.13 wactorwar(fed to him, requeeting the
rreeetcd
' Select. itelsool.—Prof. B. J. Lakin, ‘i . he was
Principal uf• our Public School during the term which
closed scone two weeks ago, Opened a select school In
this place on last Monday. At the opening, some 90
pupils were in attendance. lie is assisted by Miss M.
is Tacker. Mr. Lak a. in and Mis.s Tucker are both ex
perienced teachers. - and we hate no doubt hut they
sin ronduct their school to the adiantage of the schol.
att and to the salisfaction . . patrons. •I,
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Rank Director,. EleeteiL—Tbe Pittsburgh
Bans held their annual eieetion forDirectOrs last wiai
in that rlty. Three Beaver county men, we notice
"`re selected to ri:rec In tluit capacity; J. P. Dravo,
.1td„1. I'. 3feDonald were Chosen for rectors of the
•Trtiesmen's National Batik. mid 11. R. radrord was
. cleated a Dircetor; of the 3lerchaut nd Mechanics
Bask.
-•-.~'
illness
of Ilon.Geo. V. Lawrenea.--lion.
1.% Laurence, Our Representative in `Congress,
hao.4,:n quite unwell nt "Washington for some time
ilisßiness was.ofsueli a character auto prevent
ILI ..Wog ha. family during the holiday adjournment
f.,..aigrev. lie has beau suffering ..from a bronchial
IN,tion. The Wa.hington Iteporter in referring to
tiii4lt!! says : Mr. Laivrencelvits eempletqy pros
141'd h:rihid piclm.s, and hie correspondents I whose
i terihave not been attended to or fmtored wtti
r4eN, 'Xi:141111S understand the eause:4)Le he has not
ie: r ., evered it would he well -for eonmspdents to
Choir business with him until lie recov on ers ' his
bet: lr . :which we are glad to learn, from the Washing
tot 4111y , ide, big friende hope will be soon.
. .
44 /warned
timr.t. Court.—The folioning kis .4: %der
-of the proceedings, of the Adjotirn ed Gond,
4. ' , .• tuk the Tip in t, .
William Henn is. John Wilef--Exeoptione to,
iliE't i will kit ion—the Court set. aitde inquhdtion,witti
) " 4,,. to I . , se 'an alias ft: fa. _ ' •
i 'lltlda.. et. ul. use or Thos. Bradford's Er.-
rc,tor Rule to show cause why Jutlgment should not
' ''r" , c 1 - .
'''''r abmitted by - toitosel without argument.
~_gt stetrart rs. Aaron - P . S mith — appeal .from '44 thn of- ee.to — referred hack toProthonotaryj 'with
4,tract).nu to ktrike nit all costs Where' duplicated'
Fuel Ilerpoil N.A. Thos: - Neils, for new
` ; l ' Vie, hill rrantetl. ' • .''
s;
c ' . 4l ' '' P ll ntllt ta report ofAnditors 111 ihe mane, r ' Pr the
4, button of the estate of Alexander' ItteKennin;
~.6 f 4. i'Pos argument 2 tlie rase reeomniittedlo,Antlf
::T(4.. rithtn.triliakoos to i nrestlgate the claim . of John
"."• 3,14 etherp, of billance, Ohio. 'Testimony
~. iek , l on or.before the fltst, Monday of 3larcb,
..'i tqstt to be tqade at karch Term. '
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AModel Cofiflttetelt74A• fltterrlthlrliVelst
Meat occurred last Wedned... °nib° noon Express
troll] west rand, by6r . ften Valley undflolunstsbii
Ilbeeaniens necessary fire the Mal. pastierigirti;:to
le,
leave one of the roaches rather suddenly ;f Wheri a
woman was delivered of a healthy "Girl Dahy.'” On
the arrlval orthe• train at Colursblano,ZindnOtor. I
Morris -placed the lady and ; the
the care of Doctor Metzger: and at htstacrunta -they
Were doing ai well as could be expected'' The lady
MI. on her way to join her husband Limit Oleintan,
°Utile 10th U.S. Cavalry, at Fort Riley, at Whichplace
he frill likelyhear with somesexprise:of this interest
ing little OWL ' •
Condnctor Morris did all that abunion° an dconsid
crategentleman In him position could do under the
circumstance+ for the comfort of his passengers,'
,and
Is Undoubtedly competent to run a passenger troll! no•
der, almost any eircumstapees.—Salens Journal.
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OU the morning of theilth of -January. UM, in his
75th year, Brother Romtitra U. BARER, Inlllll - I — rust
in the ail-sufficient merits of his dear Savßun, Jeans
Chilst, wtioin lib loved unaweryingli'vkith Ste whole
heart, and whom, in the Mere on ':othis bretlakun. tidier
elnee the founding of the Societj in 1806, he served
unto death with unspotted fidelity. ' '
Since the lamented departure of Gannoi Raiz., the
beloved Founder of the Harmony Society, in 1847, he
vriv! Presiding Elder, the principal. Trustee, and tho
Religioui,Liader-hadSpatker of the add
ty. '
Ile Is now succeeded by Brother :Am)tt notelet,
who Is about 10 years his ionlor, and who, since 1832;
has been closely associated with him In similar:offices.
and who wider Father RAPP'S and his guidance. was
1
initiated into the business of I) Society. • 1 :
As his fellow Trustee, there as this day elected
Brother - SONATFIA7I Lenz. ' w ~o
was born in the
Society in 1807Lwas raised by the same, and which he
always served most faithfully, and by which he was
elected In 1897 a member of the Connell of . Elders, In
which capacity lie has served ever since with fidelity.
The general business of the Society, will therefore
henceforward be done lu the name of Helmet and
Lenz, Trustees; and all Deeds and similar documents
will be - executed and signed in the names of 'faros
HENRICI and Jot:Amor Lenz, Trustees, In conformi
ty to the Articles of Association, duly recorded In Bea
ver Co., Pa. JAcon Ilenttici,
JONATHAN Last,
Eononty, January 12, 1833.
Horrible if Trne.—The Stark Connty(o.)Deino
'crat says it is nn undiaputed'andl established fact that
n'young lady aged sixteen yetirsfnamed Anna Brown
residing at Mr. Tipton's on lit'fintit street, Canton,
has a snake,worm 4 or some such thing in beretomach.
Its head has been seen in her month.nnuMber Ortiines,
by many people, and on Sunday, the filth nit, by twen
ty or thirty, when for a brief time it was out as far as
the lips. Dr. Nieschang, the attending physician, was
about to grasp It, when a movement of the girl, who
was in a spastri, prevented, and the opportunity was
lost. The Doctor thinks it is of the tape species, and
very long, probably twenty yards. The girl, for some
seven years. has been afflicted with spasms of a severe
character. By laying the hands on her stomach at
tidies, its terrible motions and contortions can be eas
ily felt. The head of the snake. or worm Is qnite black.
The usual time for it to make its appearance Is about
Ft!..' o'clock in the evi'ctng. People arc constantly
coming anti going. amounting to several hundred a
day. 'Mr. Tipton is compelled to fasten the door and
reituest people to go away, Doctor Ifieschang has
confidence that he will succeed in p:lieving the Sir, of
her disagreeable cnstomer. , This singular case has
created great excitement among the citizens of Can
ton during the past week.
Public Leetitry43.—it is known to most of our
. ! readers that thelll. E. Sabbath School of this place
made arrangements some time ago for the delivery of
a course of lectures for the benefit of the school. The
number of the lectures is five. The first one of the
aeries was delivered on lest Ttor.ialay evening in the
M. E. Church. by Rev. iiiram Miller, wha.reati a very
interesting and instructive lecture on the - subject:
"God in History." its reading required about an hunt
and a half of Hind, anti richly repaid those who were
present to hear it.
Mope of our readers who git the _Arm thin week
on Tuesday evening he evening before 'publication
day.) are Informed that Rev. A. R. Bradfoill will di
liver the second- iectisre in the M.- E. Church, this
evening (Tuesday). .Dlr. 'Bradford is a man of inner,
than ordinary ability, nllne orator, and in generally
I very successful. in making his hearers underitand
aefly what he means. ,Go and hear him if In your
I power to do co. Ills subject: -The . politles of-the
Bible,'gill be well handled, we have no doubt.'
The Lady's Urleud,"kiir February.—A. beau
tiful steel engraving, representing•the hiding of
es In the bulrushes. opens this number of the '"0:/neen
of the monthlies:" It is a very tine picture indeed.—
The double Steel Fashion Plate le as refined and ele
mint as usual. Then we have fixo pretty (in - meets peep
' Pig through the curtains ouSt. Valent Mei , day in the
I morning-4nd 'also a fine enuraving of "The 3leteoric
Shower at Sea." The ungtavings of the Fa hlons,
Patterns, Fancy Work, &n., arc_ numerous and excel
lent. The music this month la the popular song,
"Paddle Yout,ovfn Canoe." The literary matter is
"The, Jtorinafee of an Old 31a1d.;" "it.. Dead man's
Rule," by filliabeth'Pzeitgotil "LULU Fcet,',: by Flor
ence Percy ; Dtstlluaron ;7 "Some 'things Mrs .
Shrimp Saw," bi - Frances Lee ; "Jean Clifton's Let,
tere,•' by Bellay.•Ettrtost ; "Friendships of Sisters,"
&.e.; Editorials, Sc. • •
The publishers are still sending thel:recember num
ber, which is a very beautiful oue,free to all.Non'
scribers for 1388.
Other great WM:lcemen% In the of Prendnme,
Sc., are promised to anbscribers. and our. reader'
Mould send for a dampli copy, containing aR thee.
116eral offer*. Sample copies will be sent for fifteen
cents.
Price (with engraving , 12. 50 a year 1 gqqr copies
(with one engraving) '56.00. -One , copy •'Of Lady's
Friend and one of that popular weekly The Saturday
Evening Po.l (and ono engraving), $4.00. Address
Peateraon, 810 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Filling the Ice . Monaca.—We notice with
pleasure that our citizens generally, batVe gone earn
estly to,the work of filling their ice houses. There are
quite a number of these "cold places" in Beaver, and
if they are all filled, Wi - certainly will not want for ice
water nest Bumpier. Werinderstand that 'they ®d.: ,
tang the keel the BeaXer Creek. where it fa very goods
and easy to get at, and of course very plenty. To those
who have not yet cOmthenced to fill their- ice houses
"g
we would say, et it," for you will fled no better
time.' , ' •
Fine Coen.—We are under obligations to Thos.
• Ferguson, Esq., of Pulaski township . , for a half bush
el of 'very fine, large ears of corn. Mr. F. raised it
from seed obtained at the Patent Office at WaShington.
Out of the half bushel of ears presented' to us but
few were lees thin ten inches In length, and gotta a
number of them reached twelve Inches. Most of •0,
ears had seventeen rows of eorn . around• tbeln Mi.
Ferguson will please accept our thanks.
New Advertisemente.-:Our readers will have
to bear .with rus this week and probably for some time
to come. Our advertising patronage is quite heavy
at the present time: We cannot lfwe would avoid this .
When the throng is over we shall give them the ens •
ternary amount of reading, matter again.
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MARRIED.
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McFARLAND—POWRLIi—Ant, the 25th ;pr Dee.
1067, by R. McHenze. Esq.. Mr. &mph McFarland
to Mists Hannah Powell. all of Dearer county, Pa.
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SINGI,ETON4Oit the lith of 3anuarii 1888,ra Car:,
bondale,lflinol'is,•slr. Bony B. Binglabial folGierliOf
Beaver county, Pa.. aged about 75 y inva.
BAKER—On Monday morning, Jan. 18th 1948, 131 r,
die Nichniion, youngest daughter of Samuel F. anti
Jennie .fletker, of New flewlukY XP 4 Beaver Co.,aged
8 years iind 18 days. '
"Iler.soul has taken its flight • • -"
' To mansions of glory above,
" .
To mingle with angels of light,
i o
i : And dwell I ho. B ,l l lfldoM or lino !
Then let us forbear to cOmplain. .
That "she is now gone from our sight," •
For soon we'll behold oni Birdie again. ; •
With new and redoubli# de118•111.'" •'
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Dled in the Lord.
Trudees
DIED.
nEgo.rFcgrAß4' tree.'" . :theliat-iesues,ott4 TIC
Lod, its "marty,e i ,Tlititic limplaiiiiiiiifatry
io
Of the treatment it r e - haiVee,iotit the hands .
Of the ‘rediCals:"'`•"'.ilailong t -other- grtilie
things (!) which he says they have *thine - he:
'mehtiOnk the f011oWIng: .••• '' ' - -.' .' • ` "' '''
_ ... 1. , ...„
• ',ARadical organ in Ohio was employed to.
nasailin a most scurrilous manneefOur private
cltiacter, the edition.of the paper containing
the filthy attack being • citculated• caelnsively
in Beaver county and never seeing the light:
in the Ohio county in:which. it wits published
and where we have been . 'personally - ana
Intimately :know for the past eighteen year,.•'.
. A Word.of.exPiattatien .. is ,tecessarylbere..
The editor of . the'Lotainome. six - weeke_ ego
made theloWeit and most obscene attack open
the editar.of this "Ohio"" paper. 7 ,aver":read.
Inlaci his attack was 110 filthy'Aliat f : the :pa l
per ••cientainitig , it . was . thrown r out - of. the
hatieca of nearly all•the respectable families
of this . county who: were taking it. This `4-
per was sent to tlio 'Ohio" . editor, by Od3ll,
and inerked copies -sent to many portions:in
the:COuntY in which he llved.. :The' "OW"
* edifor'replied; and lie did it In suehn manner
that . "silenced" Odell's little battery - i.t) ler
than no . time, Hidetalled itemaip Odell :s
"civil and'military history" that were' truly
graphic: Odell "dropped him like a hot po
tato,"• and never deigned a reply to- what Ate
arid. He got his fill of the. "Ohio" editor at
the outset, and his attenipiTnow to showlhet
the "radicals" of this eoun had anything to
do with the quarrel is na lib. pi as his priSon
cornplainings were ridietil s. He sought the
figlit, With the Noble county editi* himself, as
,the files of his paper show, and' did. .he got
"terribly whaled " in the first round is 'a fact
toAleer to be disputedoby' any one. As to
whether Odell's "civil and military history"
was published in the .regular edition -of the ,
Noble County RepuUienn, or whether it ap 7
peered only Ii the copies sent to this connty,
lam unable to say. Odell'a word is no proof.
either Way. A man (!) that has been convict
e l of lying two or three times by a "Jury of
his countrymen" would not hesitate - long be
fore saying just what 'suited his purprise.—
He to talk aboilt being attacked in' ti" "seurril
ous" manner when his main sheet is filled with
nothing but scurrilous attacks upon others. is
in keeping with all he does oi , says. He has
'neither modeaty nor good Sense. ' •, , .
Soldiers' Orphans
Enrrou Attars : I have frequently setn no
tices in your papent the Orphan's School at
Phillmsburgh. but T never had an opportuni
ty of paying it a visit until on Christmas day.
On the morning of that day I wended my
way thfther. and on my arrival there was
greeted by Rev. Taylor and his estima'
hle lady.:-Two pupils ton seemed pie:lcm) at
the enmi ngpfyisi tors, a tull'evinceat his in their
smiling faces and general conln't. At the.
time of our visit they numbered 175. boys and
girls, and were well clad, healthy looking and
apparently as,contented 'as if sorrow and: ere
were entirelyi4mknon n - to any of them.
am told that asa school they have made eery..
rapid pro,grees in their. studies, and that the
State Superintendent tonics upon this as one
,of thelvery best schools of the kind la Pa. Mr.
&Mrs. Taylor are remarkably adapted to the
work they have in hand. Both are persever
ing,,nnii both are patient, and these nrechnr.
neterlsties that are indispensible in 'the per
ormnnee of' their present dnties. Without
them their efforts would be unsucceSsful. Roth
are rigid disciplinarinnsomd so quietly and un
obtrusively has order been mode to reign
among the pupils, that scarcely tt seholer can .
tell'how or by what method everYthing about
the institution moves with clod: like regular.
ity . and precision. The secret of this, however
is to be found in .the filet that Mr. Taylor's
rules for the government ,of the schOol are
lost, mild. easily comprehended, and Min adinen
fstereq with firamesq: This in fact is thews) , •
to gailern whether the governed are child - ten
or . full-grown persons.
The whole building, (and I. was in every
pars efAt) is in good repair, the rooms well
ventilated and the bedding as. comfortable 'as
any one could. desire. o,p,tho whole J. could
not but reflect that these, children, though be.
reeved, are well-cared .for in every sense, and
have a
,brighter future before them than the
sons of many. of our rich men , Who are idling
their time away. upon the streets, or limrning
to drink at the numerous saloons that invite
i
Ahem, within doors.
• This is as it should be. re State owes the
orphans of its defenders wht t they are now
. reeeiving; and. mean,and co emptible would
she ire ifthii care was bestow With a grudg
ing hand, or an effort made . withdraw rt.—
•Let such a thing never. attempted until
every soldier's orphan of Pennsylvania has
received suclian education, and hai arrived
at such ago as will enable Minor, her to enm,
silence life's duties with the same advantages I
they would have had in case them pirents
were still living.. - . , . . ,
, „
air. Editor,. you may look upon me as be
log a little, enthusiastic on this subject, but
when I see such system, order, gentility' and
progress, anywhere, es I saw it at the or
pban's school in Phillipsburg on last Christ
mas day; I. feel liite giving• expression ~ to my
feelings in .a public manner and, in is, strong
language ei the circntristandes will 'permit.
Y had almost forgetten to say, that a Most
excellent diner was served on that day at the
orphan's school, of which the pupils and vis
itors partook freelY; alter the remit we • hid
vocal and instrinnental Music, short itilthesstis,
and the visitors left the 'Aining mom feeling
proud of the Keystone State. • ,
Lbrran AIIGIIB : Odell la awfully down on
the libel law of this State. Thisfenotatzange•
rogno o'er felt the halter draw,"
' good opinion of the.law."
.
He 'sip; I'Deniocrats; regard the libel. law as
being .itself a libel upinr, the intelligenTee "of Oki;
people Of 'the State." . . ;
My object to"enquire by what legislattire-
Wasthat law ena c ted? Who. vise GLANtirt*:
he the time? Y have an IndistinctieccillOtkin
that our Revised Penal ecxle was adopted in
March 1860, and Was signed by l a I)emocratie
.Governor, named Packer—:-Certified'bi a Sec
retary of the Commonwealth. wiled Wm. IL;
Riester,a•Detneemt alsO.
If Goi.;Pahher had known the opinions of
Odell on the 'subject, .no doubt lia ; smild hai r s'
eased the entire oc,:ide, libel law buitide4
If I am" 'not cOrrect' in t tills 'scrap 'of history
be gooclehough to enlighten. me. ' " '
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fn lia!ver goTAT..,
mina' Mier* ter; Pa. . '.
• Bee One ,the' !ill4 llNittiaeti ts 34.
Speer for 14 c el el i raft li roarePe*lne- 1 --
it Is the bastloape , 44, 'ever producied
this comatt3 o •; ) tbksta4o whM:for'entnimia
'on.puipes,sfMci,tbc9iiiiat benefteial , for :fp:
males and ;A.o4 l iiii l 4 1 4 ' : • '
I
. ' 15 2 , 9 0 w1 11 • 1 *!..14 1 4,
, 4s P lf i 3l * , A . Diamobd irzoch ter, pa,
$l,OO, •will buy a , pOr.or Ladles Siiitc..s, at
R. A. Wilson ' s, IVOOnd, Rociiester,-Pa.
A Innjltitri ; or ; WiFFAT rx.e •BLIMUL (iv
lminbngge7, when
the wits ofmlo:bitgAe• world: are at work
to Cheat. the other ' • •:it is refreshing tp, find
an *title: . of 1 . •:, tility among ui that
pc'eis*e.s the Merit
, ed for IC - requires
knowledge, of . the. gher,:mathematies'
to
entrinertate the number; of l woithlesi halt
Preparations that-flood our market, vaunting
therr supeitOF -excelende r s from . the Show
cases of every druggist: Among this nnisi
of- rubbish,. however, there is one article tbat.
if the popular verdict is worth anything, 1,7
as far rembved from its, competitors in the
valuable properties it posseises, as it is in !is .
enctmona
_demand. Of course we allude to
pe - popular '"ltarrett's Vegetable Hair Re
storative;".which is eo highly indorsed and
recommended by druggists. Those who
have used it—and they' name . % legion—are
unaimous in their praise of its absblute.supe:
riority over all of its would-be competitors'
--Cincinnati Times.'
For bargains , in Bilats, Bfioes tt , Rubbe
go to R. A. Wilson's, Diamond, Rocl6't
Pa:
Try IL A. Wibmn'a.custom made werlt. 7 -
All warranted.
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"Tim Blue-Coats, and how rthey
Fought and Died,forthe Union ; * With Scenes
and Incidents in the Great Rebellion," ib the
title of a handsomo volume, just issued by
JOICER BuornEns &'Co., Philad'a, Pa.
There is a certain portion of the War that
w ill never go into the 'regular . histories,,nor
he embodied in romance or poetry, which la
a very real part of it, and will, If preserved,
convey to succeeding generations a better
idea of the spirit of the conflict ,than Many
dry reports or careful narratrire.s of• events,
and this part may be called the ':gossip, the.
fun, the prithes of the War: This illustrates
the character attic leaders, the burnoref the
I soldiers, the devotion ofavomen, the bravery
of men, the'pluck of our heroes, the romance
and hardships of the, servile. • From the
begining of the war, the author has been
engaged in collecting all the, anecdote's con
nected with or illustrative of it, and has
gmriped and classified them under appropri
ate heads. and in a very attractive form.
The volume is profusely illustrated with.
over 100 fine engravings, by the first artists
and its contents include reminiscences' of
camp, picket, spy, Banat, blvotum, siege, and
battle-field, with thrilling feats of bravery.
wit, drollery, comical andludicronse adven
tures, etc., etc t . • • I
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Qut VIVZ
Amusements as well as instruction may' be
f• Mud in every pag,'asirr' detail,
liant wit, and.authentie history, are skillful*
ly interwoven in thli Work cif Wormy art.
- It is just such a volunie as will find numer
ous purchasers, and just suelia one as.persons
seeking to act,as book' agents should add jto
their Ilst.
For bargains go to R. A: Wil.Son's, Dia
mond, Rochester, Pa., where yoti ban get
a good pair of Misses Bal. for $1,00,1,25,
and 1,50.
A. pair of Men's Boots for 42,83, $3,25
and warranted we mend all our own work
For Chi Wrens Shoes go to R. A. Wilson's,
where they are selling at and below cost very
Cheap.
• THE FINEST GRAPE IN ASIERICA r
Mr. Alfred Speer, the maker of the cele
brates! Port Grape Wine, says, it is aboutrhe
size Of the Isabella', and that it Is the finest
on this continent Reims refused thousands
on appllcation.for the plant, as -he' requires
all available cuttings 6r:the extension of his
vineyards.. He has orders for his wine froui
Eur?po..., Our drugglits'haye procured, some
fpuryears old. „
Misses Shoes for $1,00,-at It A. Wilson's
Diamond, Rochtster, P
Children's Shoes very cheap, at R. A. Wil
Diamond, Rochester, Pa.
Children's 'long leg corppr tip Boots. for
$1,43, at R Wilson'; MathOnd, Rochester
this issue or the Argus will be 'found
btard of IL M. Oct J. Snodgrass whole
sal • ruggists, corner of Federal it Loco&
streets, Allegheny City. It is Stith especial;
pleasure we direct attenelmito this card and
recommend the Bongo to the. patronage of
dealers, and reliable merchaiite. In. the
second place, when a dealer goes to the City
bets Snakes to get,what 'he wants to buy
and have it: shipped good order :as soon
sss,posslble, alter . ; which devot e
time : a nd. attention ,to other 'business or
pierisiere, as he may desire. ; 'fiziodgrtuts Bros . ?,
eire ‘ F:lopatertiego: thci : Deiot, 'they '-dellier
e'Cla* of thq ivithogt ektib;:**s
they sell everything in the line: as, cheap is
anYHoupe in Pittsburgh or 'Allegheny,' and.
some articles chestier; their proximity to 'the
Pepot enables them to till , orleiscmi. ;ship it
by return train and Itiektbougli not: least,
Is decidedly. , to the- Interest of -dealers to•
assist the traid on this side, of ,the - river,
We ask our readers whanagain , inthe Oity - to
call at finodgramesandWer assure -them •thei
will find the aaseition that it; is acbeap and
good house to-dead withses there is in pieta
burgh Their,Price Current-can be
bad on applicathm Matt; .otbeivilse 'to
. . _
Inn
• odadisikatiogs is* ,st,es
1,50 and warrajated;OtOie bad It A.-
'. ll e 4 ; l eo;\ ilimmid,;Rothfttior. Pa.
BEAVE:W.,..:.MAR,K; TS.
(coitinicTED.lsritot..t..) ,•,,
. 1 f', 4 ,0 1 ;•4N: ,14- : ler.
,`Plaillritt:::
8 1 1 rlb •
Pilaw per .
Dried Appleq. per No.,- 11,20)
Dried Peacheapaiba., 3,0 0 '
jet LISt ,
Cora'per Dmi t - • • 11,)
Flax Skl P
taer bui;.; 2,13
Beans per bus 2,00
Potatoes .410
Onions
CoinMeg . '" " ' 1;10
L~~~u:~:
MSIM
40*r..s,t6re
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40
25
15
111:2
f ieldiiper --- -';
-1S
Tab* per lb. • • • 19
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per lb
• Der re 14.... 1,00
Olt
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~,,f•_ ontor or, Prrentneale,Ohnos a cr.u.',._ L :
MONDAY • Erixm .
o aanuartKr 18611, I-
• Onr general mar kets continue gOtet and dull; bui
among our meretnuits there it ert. teethes of despoil.
dency in regard to the future, rind" mines of an staple
articles are nominally unchanged from those reported
throughout the past week.
1 We quote as -follows, wkickare toe itholesaki pricei
unless otherwise' noted:. _ • • , •
- 1 Arruts , ...SMes.Ware made at $075. ft (9)44150 and $S
bbl as to quality and quanttty Patens
at I
I lithos. LAIID, ie.-Trade moderate at 1 16.%e for en.
gar need hams: 19%10r sides; 1 5-(c for shoulders;
Sic f o r dried beet;l3i‘c or lard 1u tier=, and 14 14,
.n bucketeandkegs V. le.
Bureau-A choice article readily mends 35Q14041
Fl De. We hare reported sales. of 1S tubs estra 434
Enos- , Acura and ,in demand ettOatlc V dos. ‘ .l
- Ilar•;- , We notice Sales of 17 loads loose timothy
the city sales, at $11443 .Ig/ w r i tim:s to quality.' ;
hogs
hare the folio .reported of fte
hogs sold this morning at. the °Bylines Cen tral
Stock Yards : Sitarist Co. bought 9 apt, as
reageweight MOlbs.et $7 Mi.' , • 3
romeires-Choice peachblows KIWI" $l4S
el
uckw !SO V
tarit bash. - •
netts-A choice article sells at 'Vs 25
ea 'B ao 100,
_and an ' Interior article (et which kind
there lea large supply on the market) at nominal, prie
a.a• • , .•10 I t *
nonn-4tariret qiiet Mid unchanged: . 19tocks !of
choice are light end holders ant firm 'at.sll wolt !TTr
bbbl. for winter brands, as to quality, and $ll -00 V
bl for good spring brands.
AGENTS WANTN.D.--o•ib 0 • Per d*Y- ' Ad
dress with stamp, -- •4' BOORS, ..
Jan2:67:lni . ' New lirighton.
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DIVIDEND .NO 20
I'fiTTONM. BANE or BEAT= flomrry, 1.
New 1311101ITON. Dec. 81,'1861 •
•
yriIIE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF.TRIS
J. Bank, have this day 'deilared a dividend' of. tee
per cent. upon the Capital Stock, oat of the prollts'of
the last six months, payable to stockholders or their
legal representatives on demand, free from United
States and State tax. . .
By order of The Board.
- EDWARD aoaria.
:Caithier.
janB'97:Bt.
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"1"T IS THE BEST 'CHANCE' EVER OFFERED TO
.L -Agents. One or two days' Mau will secure a good
Sewing Machine Freueb Silk Dress
or some other article of equal vain z, FREE OF COST!
Agenta wanted everywhere, Inset and female. for the
best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale in the country.
Bend for Circular., 8. C. I FIOMPSON & CO,.
.dea26'67:81n., 80 Hanover Bt., Baotou, Mass.
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I : HOUSE AND LOT FO SALE..
A COMFORTABLE AMTI WELL FINISITED TWO
1i story brick residence, 'Mooed on the North side
of Third street.. West of the Conti Hensel. !hie shade
font and water adjacent.
.Will be sold low it application be made soon.
' THOMAS M'CRRERY,
Cor. 3d Street and Public Square,
dec25•37. . Bearer, Pa.
S. Possession given Immediately.
ORPHANS' COVET SALE
BYCZThof EgißvetrluOnTilleOuPtirTniOyvel:
pose to talc, at public out-cry, on themtistal, on
,1 rEDNESD A Y, Feb.
,1*;18(18,
,
at 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day, all the following de
scribed real saute of Josiah McCowan late of Beaver
county; deceased, situate in Darlirigton
Beaver. county; Pa., viz: Adjoining. lands of Nathan
Eakin on the North, lands of - John McCanghtry on the
East,Jands of John McKnight, deed.; on South, and
IluadsOf Hugh Dilworth on the west, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN. ACRES,
More or less, eighty acres of which arc elcared, and
the balance well timbered. On it are erected a Stone
Honse, one story with basement, kithen and cellar.—
Also, a story and a half Frame House,fabont 20 by
14 feet. Orchard of good fruit on the pre ilea. Farm
well watered, and In ,a good state of c ultivation, ,A
four feetiveln of good coal underlies abbot seventy-
Ave acres of said land. Premises with n 1 }4 mflo
of Rum Station, on P. FL W. & C R, B.
TERMS.—One-third of purchase mon y in hand
upon - confirmation of sale by the Court, th balance in
two equal annual installments from that date with In
terest front same time, and secured by bond and mort
gage' or the premises. The purchasetWl4 expenses
of preparing title. bond and mortgage, and all requi
-mite stamps. For further Information inquire:of the
undersigned, Princeton, P. 0.. Lawrence county,
or H. Rice, his enemy. Beaver Pa.
HUGH BARNMI,
.Adm'r. de bomb non, cunt testament° annex°.
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CHRISTMAS - GIFTS !
01111.1STMAS GIFTS.
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!, TOYS
TOVS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS
iiI9LITAY • PRESENTS I
•HOLYDAYS PRESENTS
atllEnr-a3EXMIC3IiVE3
M.1:6-•Xt=3ll9lS •
Bridge, at., Bridgewater,
Bridge st.,,Bridge7avater.
Mil
urAvnto JO4T RETEINED Flto3l NEW TOR K,
11 I !etre/elected:the lamest and most varledidock
of Variety Good .ever offered in We county, I wit'
seal as usual. at' the lowest poetdble advance: To all m v
friends. I anr.thankful for past starers, and hppm yo
will call and end
me. It would be Impossible to enu
merate each turd every article. . • •
' Our. Stoats equal to any retail Variety Store In the
country. : .
B MULHEIM.
. A. Wilson
(late
_Wll.4llolst.
DE4LERI* . .
Boots Shoes
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rAyandopeesham of Merisos, DelatneKrolmrge,
Iff athead and Drees Goode of every kind. -• ,
,DO3IESTIC'S. •
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14aallits and Prints from GX cents t2144.0k
advertise what we have. Good fled Flannel Li cents.
ti . hawla aud.thanketi cheap. Ticking; from 10 ante nP, army Overcoats and Blankets. Dan l. fall to call
I
Frits: EVES!!
Direct from importers tn. I
assortment ever offered. C ;
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FOODS
WINTER
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FOR
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mannthetnrers the largest
eaper than ever.
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:I TO TUE PUBLIC. •
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lorAvmo mar CREDIBLY INFORKIED. THAT
4.1. different parties,timeboen runty of porrhaniug
sucks thetlitild once been filled by ne, and on which
vrehaffplarottoar, brilads. and reffillog them with an,
fabrics aline of near, and ih,en veiling_ the numb as
nom mannfactived by us thine befog gui lty Of Mr!
bating a beee trend upon us and abo on t h e POI
we 'desire to expose the buena* of sacblosrtiee st
• bring (knit toYastice, and ire.thsretbre offer a sews
of twenty-five dollars, to be psitt.to any person who
wiff furnish UP with snakiest to convict any
party of the fratid ranter aid. . • • • •
John Edgar, Mellon & Dangly.. J. W. Wilson.*
Nobunfinperintendent Dreyer Falb&rills Commit - I.v
E. If:
a di: Alessnder Eircesser WWWlarits & Alegandsk •
Jm
de. '
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max CBOIT . 1 ..... . • ' 4lollitrlll PHILLIP*
• CROFT & PHILLIPS
Real eshii and Insurance Brokeri;
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139 FOURTH STREET.. f
?ftTABU:EU" P*.
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R J A l ir t ' airTa T il n d I d iXAL MI! I in. lo t !:
price and terms of the properties entrtiatod to our
care for late, 'These consist of iratute.thast
Houses. Lots. Stows. Quid lA96:Coal WINO. Coal fa ,
tore t. Westernl Lands, ilobrim illitineries:CitY and
Suburban 'Property. . This Regb D
der we print onna
times • year, on end of Nay, September firl4 Jan
uary. -,• 4 -
Parties wishing to buy or melt .Rea) listatm an Mat
fur where the location. shOuld not ha‘ to emeault our
Register, *Copy of which am be had br sumding us
your address: lanuary number now ready.
janlytMiy: r.
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MOOR S DRUG SIVREI
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111 BEAVER:.
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ileyl be I
, Mond the
. beet easoettnent of
':' PIITGS,
e ell a 1 ia e is;
• " it'M
Ell
LI4,ILTORS, IrrN Es
And 13randiem,
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Paints, c•iiis 4
• AND
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DYE STITIFES:
TOILET ARTIC,Ltz,-SOAAPS,
Et FL U la;
PA ( E. 12.5: ?118 2 DIQINES
In great_Tiety, tuTt !rainy, atilt Poldcbev•
eithrui tan ,be bon; n nenny Dreg
Btons to di' couuty.
Dopnoco'fs Fronk rim, 73 men per bo9 Cheese.
. • Claren, $l.
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The Lazed :tack or
LAMPS & LAMP TRIMMI'N'Os: LANTICM, STA
. THIN EUT, WINDOW UL.Atid PCITY.,
Eve:redeem! ontalde of MO clmat Moores Deng Stork
and Pold cheaper than can be be eta anywhere else.
Let these who doubt ale Oa towhead thy add
dAtArroanowe.
THE LATEST! AND BEST.I
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tinaefs iniprsived FaMify Setting
Machines
QINGEit'S NEW NoISKLESS FAMILYISEWING
LI Maclaine with all.the recent Improvement, brig,
conettlered
- Til t ., Best and the Cheapest' '
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xnd tlic r, OKLT Machine, that will do ..itt trials of
. I , AKILT OISWING. It makes the famous LOCK IPTITCII,
the only Istiett 10d/124s universally approved, or la at
all adapted totrst clasp work.. It will sew on all kinds
of material with all kinds of thread. and his as trots*
Lass in Its operation ILP any practical Sew Machine..
It ts simian , in construction and /loss not .britelf on.
der. and a chl.d can learn to taw IL t his in ha
.
proved I
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Hemmer, Feller, Braider, Corder;
and Qullte.r.
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Qt has thonnly To ile sad mamma that can be ne
to
ed ad' Ta king.. It also re. a*
attotaant ArrsettmariT. and is the only Machine mak
Meth° liork•StltCh WA does einbcolder pracectily.
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Ilebra d Singer,litanutb.o•
turin Maohlnu.
The
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So . nt and S hoe ihtittedn hod Car
. dant:wen, will be supplied on the shortest
For Tail .
riace Ma
notice.
aOhitids WarrEtnied For
Three Years.
138
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All peti•ainut, stealer intending to trtthefsia* *Sea ,
in' Mac!tine or not, are reopectfttliv e rolletted to call
and eramtne Memel Nar a - Wring ' tam; and are
them to Operation, at th e :Millinery tare of Mrs. A.
E..K00 ' , .N, on Brighton St., 'one door above the
plantond, Roche *ter. 71carer county, Ilk., where I
*III kee n auppli43 ,7 n , lati A :l z ro ffinat t sale.
1' 4,. Agent,
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WSW Singer *minuted:it Com romp
T IN WARE.
WHOLESALE AND It2TAIL
DEALER tE ALL KINDS Ot►
Tin!, SleArt.r .
Alron_Ware:
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PROPOSE KEEPING CONSTANTiN OE HANSI
all kinds et TIN. COPPER AND SHEET-IRON
WARE, rtilch I will sell
TtLE itothir -PR/0V
Tinlßoofiing,SpOnt ing & Job,Work.
Done to °Kerbs the best possible manes, and at th
q ' shortest notice. ,
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Using none bat tiii,
..7...1.,.l best of, ntterisl. and hating ating toe
tI , bntth4oo.t of Avorknir,
WE s TARRANT - ALL
_WORK
B OP ON THE LO WER ZWO. QA
tr evot.
‘EAVER., PA:
Nit ai a oat, and - ',Oar flock.
Japan ad ware kep,tonstantOnn hand.
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