The Beaver. Argtts,
IIEAVEII,,DLAXI9; 1868
I,sind Niscollftneo
AB ham now a larger etrealatioa
0."30 any paper pullp,khel.ln the ronaty•
promote their own inter;,
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• • R, T. TAYLOR.
von. Bingham, Jr., 7 0 Fifth street,
.chieri
is di, authorized lagetit. for
rag seprs to that tuf.. • .
'NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS..
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t , „,,,,, ii.- J u of the public" la, diseited, to the fol.
ip ,, , x1 , 1 r,v Avetti4ements, which' epKar qr. the
nit titil;.. iii,Tut Annt:a to-day. •
. 0 ,-, r , 1 1 ,i,!;.routractots..-JOhnlt. Data; Cl'k:
:yej-weger's Nntice—D. Singleteh.
0-I:trtil f!)r Sale--S. M. Hier.! -, -
lir S,AI:e , -11auti rig ton a Hap.
OrPelity:ry —T. M. Itatton.
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arut,A2rdl.W. ci. Taylor.
cdr,kleir'e. Notice—David Beal. : , ,
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t?r-Special Nonce—H. M. Donahoe.
rrtiperis.) Notiee- 2 T J. M. Hatton. , .
c missy of Time at the *MINOT SUMO*,
C. A: ,• It. 11.—On last hionilai a change of time
ca the (.• ht. It. was made. 1 This change Affects
ts at Ikata• as follows: The first .accommodation
from tlellsrill^ arrives bore at 7.20. The mall train
inirgh arrives here at the same time. The
isyrsi train front 'Wheeling arrirca hero at 9.4 A. X.
Itiernoved.—By reference to Ids card In another
colaran it will be seen-that Dr.il Ilarton, has reams.
erdLiA denial elf tabiltiiplent to lb weak of
)14.1:. : Meg store lit ails place. Those needing any
;4ll4 done to his lta , would do ITO) to bear this in
41:(1 rill iapmi hint before theli. "aching grind
ti;-' cause them to think of committing suicide.
Tile i',111. 4 0 of a small boy, named "Paley" Blues,
fUiltel in the Ohio river, on 1a.4 Thumday, near
Shippleeport, county.- Tbo little fellow was
drowned at Pittsburgh a week or ten days
; owner McCoy held an inquest on the body of
the d;;tessed, 'aud a verdict in accordance: with thu
%bete fact WAS muttered. The body of the boy was
ftrnanied. to Pilttlitiruh for burial.
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Didn't Like the Fle.vor.— s ome fair one has
sea die editor eef the Memphis Arafatigte a, peculiar
try et, th • odor of which seems to haveloused the
tgl) in him, and made him forget his gallantry all at
•••rt'• says : ••11 the•young lady who sent that bo
of union-tops, dogtnuel and garlic, has a broth
er more than twelve y ear old, he will learn something
a hie interest by calling at this (Alice about 4 A. N. " —
..I a be pri.sumed titit
utlr' didn't Call,
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Public Etztertettuitiment.—A pubile entertain
:nest sill be given by Beaver Lodge, 1. O. of G. T., In
• lee i.‘ogi 110u.,e of thin place, on next Thursday ant/.
iente:s (May 1-ith and 11th). 'The entertain,
[ yen; coati:dice, orations, essays, rect.
Vane em-1, tableatix...te. Door's open at ';' o'clock;
t•• row ine!lee at.7!i. Admission
,2S ct 4.
:reLlr.tiou4 lii3t ary being made lartble enter.
(giaajcbt IVad ue ty think that it will ias rivers crecht
r.:,i tanlatiy hope to see a large' and
Hi at Le;l4.ltulec.
Atlyetzttlarcr.— Many of rum ladles
b r brlnlivalled upon at their rebidences,
'Art ••1a.1,!, - auent uoit.g around and culling
and fitritmlthutu rat a mntarifabla low
1 in an interior town in this State, the
% f j.p rve - el , :l.:111 byth^ cheapness of her Mock, and
4.41f...twat araat...l partiality shown a benuti•
tzl btTicion, and on thei . l!la .
a,' h. the was found to 'hen yo,ung man
di•eai. •-blur. aad Jubt for the ftin of the
;Ca, paS , ed through Easton, Allen
t..r,. and many other tcwna,
thousand yclung hulieb.-lAfiett
tvbfl
oad Tempt:art.—At a ineeti lig of Bearer Lodge;
:ro I ),P. ef ‘: T., the following otllc'erd . 'xere
tn.!;:!':d t. I/. 1). (3. W. C. T. Carter for the c.nar-
t-r htgli,i.!rl;.: May I.t„ 1865
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I'• F. Bravo ; W. V. T..-tielde Wood
r : Mcitinley ;W. 'T.- , -Bade ;
W. I G lirtt ' VO; %V. D. o.—Geo. 'Atkins W.
A. b. - It. raw cette; W. F. 13.-43.4. Boyd;
W -A. Wynn; W. D. M.L.3larygtokes; W. C..--
iilrcrerry ; It. 11. ri.--111nie Talloa ; S. U. S.—
Early : P W. C. T.-liarq 3lcCreery. This
In Franklin Hall Monday evening, and Is
In ur:Ailug couclition. •
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taplanatory„ --We axe engaged inst npiw in
tel: 44 zi.:..:4
fir the 61veral persons whose 'ileums
sr! ant.3 • l:iee , t in the .9 rsne for nominations at the im
p:wee:iv priluAry meetings of the Republican party.
With use exception these tickets are blank, and the
'wet man fill them tip with the moms of his choice.
tippo,neici the words -Popular vote System," '``yes"
et -no - i. to he ,mitten according to the desired! the
icier. tin is also left at the bottom of the ticket to
^'rhe the atno.r, of the delegates to the county con
sention, 10 iihicli the district" , tire iiiiipectively inti
tt,d -Val filling up can be done with - a pencil, but
Pitudid , ei....ei.iit9il in as plain A hand as possible.
Teachers , lustttute.--We, being anxhins to'
evil our,lves of all the facilities for self-improre
r.:(:.!,;.ri cll an It, try to interest the patrons of the
trlaan. and en 11,4 them and others In thit noble enter
,,f advancing the Intereato ofedneation, propose
Ia rounut our iustitot.y.r, feelirig asstired, from the
I. aarr , good attendance. and the hearty asaLitance
t•n.lertd by many, that 011CC3Atl will surely crown our
0r00f , .. We, therefore, invite all interested in theauc
--rev. of dd , ent4trise, to meet with mint the Public
t•ebo,lbnilding of thin place, Mhnday May 18th at 7
r. y , for tho purwort ' pose of organizing`; and =Unt , all
arxt,..y sar4ugements that the wort ' may egfp
sao,Jat delay. Vosturmur.;
shitruf.leosaii Conduct.—Rev. W. G. Taylor, of
il4sinirg,owni come flelda within the limits of the
b , ,e.ht 4 i, of Beaver. Ms train of horses was brought
o, er t. ,, r0 on hot Monday one week ago, to do %erne
Pifu:Lieg, and not Emoting - through on that day his
or:e0 were stabled on this . side of the river for the
.
During the night some scamps with should
its' Indifirze in the penitentiary, forced the lock on
.1.. e,. .r of . the stable in which the horses were kept,
utak tin nt out, and rodetheM nearly to death. They
4,1 % they. brought back to the vicinity, from which
n.cy n ere ,tahen and burned tome. • Mr; Taylor very
pru:,(lFs* t:fers a reward of $l7) for the arrest and con•
, ictien of the biPe scoundrels. Soo his advertisement
ir another column. 4
Service. In skirPreabyterlan Church.—
'h• !oldierg' orphans' of the Phillipsburg!" School,
("Jirsio this place in a body on last Sabbath, and at
cervices in the Presbyterian Church.
Lund.ored about, one hundred and forty, and
in charge of the Principal, Rev. Wm. 0. Tay
' Nei hie neplAtanto. The children presented a very ,
"I to and look remarkably healthy..
tehallor 'was unexceptionabfe. The seryicea at the .
".arch Were conducted by the Pastor,' Rev. D., P.
Lomary. Who pieached a very unereating diacoursii
ci thete words •
"Moreover aefor me, God forbid that I , should sin
The Lord to ceasing to pray for youl but I will
WO you the kood and the right way :
~ niy fear the Lord, and serve him in truth with all
4' a heart: for'exinsider how x 6relit thirip_he bath
for you."—First gamest : l o4l& "In veil"'
A PraponaL—On , the .14t1 i of last Feikon;
young gentleman reildinkin Leicester, sent the al
lowing yaITOIDO. tr.r i 7pttig lay ,in Londotac
! Delicate Ears And 'Radiant Eyes . .
• Scatter Their Wilesln Leicester
1 114h:ester Year Offer Under-Boys,
1 , " Each Ealden.la Notlather.
In the - count° of ts ferritisie hOrooelved -this ens
wez •
Deets*, schinlCan.LoveLepait •
NeverrEntrancementDearer.
Willlnterest Thy Band—Thy
;And Never KW Pineerer 1 • •
It: txsteeu
see: torm th.e''ven */ .1 1 0 ill*er and
tho s e it the Itecatid t "Dettll . aed, with Minim!! VW if
Abs elhbbite had tlif ittlett*ii or priVit
Ilniind re (Oiling w'etilvit l iiirer ".; •
'Pet Tiariarno k,.(l* - aito
liaiteisangT 4 ( 1 6 16 47 -- ; 43 , ar t e ' r A ° :
sfiringed.by the Intsbitgli,
Fort Wayne*, Chicagia Company will go in
to effect. Vollowingare.the etutngcsetbat
ptittieft; 'Ma Erle andAroungatovrn Itxpitsswillicave
OM,* the Cleveland and ~tlpeeUn g; Mail, 6:13
A. tr..; t he Mt - eland Mid Wheelhig 1:43
x. the Chiettgo•Pipresa.,' 1:58 P. A.l the Wheeling
and gile - *Picari,, 4:48: tai tt:;,: pa Leetsdale
Allegbelir al 11:58 a.; ; tha
chapter Accommodation, 8:2111r: ta:'; the Leetsdale Ac
.comritadatiori, 4:13 r;#., A thictigit ,ExPFess. leaves
at 1:54 A., and =rivet, dilly at 11;2:1 a tr... The pla
cers EX - Prege wIU arrieeitt . .tB3 A. X. ; the ,Cleveland
'Express at,4.Zi A. :- tie Cleveland and Wheeling
Express:it 4;3444 the Chicago at 443 P.
a. The WellavilltAcco4modation reach'Alle
gheny at S:i3 a A.; the Leetsdale Accommodation at
MT. X., and the Leetsdale Accommodation at 4:53
r. , todr. 4t,sy lia.
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L OfiliCerl-lChosem.;- - An election for Borough .of..
ticerif was held in Baden' this countyclast week, with
the law:ring result : . ' , •
• Burg,e@a--Darld Andeivon."
Council-John' Dlppold, Sr.
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L. L Berry, . • , -
' - ~11..' C. Macheeney,, '
T. W. Fowler, , , -1
Alex. , T. Forsyth; • '. ''' ,
Jadge of Elections-1. Alaxiutder. -
Inspectors of .Sleations-John Hicks, • '
" L. I. Berry.
Auditors-Bnos Hill, ~
• L. Alexander,
- - G. Y. Boats.
Atmeteor-James Moore. • .
' Justices of Peaco-Enos Hill. • , • .
T.' A. Herring.
School Directora-T. W. Fowler, - 3 yeses.
M.!
• W. Moore, 3 •
\ John Dlppold, Sr. , 9 "
' : Henry A Bryan, S
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C. Bente]; .1
• - T. F. Bovore, , I
Constable -Jos. C.l_Stough.
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' Who Should Get Ititads—One day last week
we saw a lady, dressed In the bight of style, promena
ding the streets, with about three yards of dress goods
folinwl4 bee. As a pavement eweepeat she WWI' a
success: As aho passed the post office she was met
by a platoon of ladies going in the opposite direction.
Severrd'Aentleman were trying to pass her and dodge
the approaching femininity. They also endeavored
to avoid her trail. One of • them was unsuccessful.—
lie put his unfortunatti foot smack right:down on the
three yards of silk behind her, ripping the dress star t
from the waist: Oh, if you could have seen the lady.
then I There was a cloud on her brow, lightning in
her eye, scorn on her note, cuss words on her tongue
and apaper of trix iu her hand. If looks were dag
gers, that unfortunate chap would have died right
there. She was fearfully mad. We could not heti,
thinking that the man bad the best right to get mad.—
, If the lady would not keep her drew( from the walk,
how could she expect him to,keep bia walk from the
dress .!ignitor. .
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State Tress. Gen. W. W. lirssin.-4fhLsulor
'ning about half past eight o'clock the oath of office
wee administered by Alderman Bowers to General
Irwin as Teetusurpref ithe State of Pennsylvania. NV.e
deem it unnecessary ti t ,; reiterate here that Gen. Irwin
wake a faithful and popular Treasurer.
The first official net performed Was themappoint,
moat of M. 11. Taggart. as Cashier of the depart.
mlint. Mr. T. has filled that responsible position for
euternl years past, and we congratulate Gen. Irwin
aim his good fortue In retaining the" services of that
'fisithfal officer. Next to the Treasurer himself, it),
the most responsible office connected with• the flnan;„
elslaffairs_of theghteratneut, and by the re-appoint
ment of Mr. T. the public Mel doubly assured thalts
finances w iii be cared for in a proper manner.
The retiring °nicer, W: 11. Kimble, Eeq., has made
one of the vlry bee: *tato Treasurers. The debt of
the State has been decreased some eli million of dol
lars during his administration, and the loan Raton Imo
been lada for a'cinitinned decrease. Re rakes with
the beet wishes of the Republican party, of which he
le an cmergea *id faithful represeutatlve.—liar.
dray 41h.
Cu rcullo:—We copy the folowing from the Saleri
Republican: Any mode by which the'ravages of these
destructive little insects might be kept from fruit trees
would, we should think, be readily adopted by every
body having an orchard. Last year, Dr. Coffee had in
the Salem market some of the finest plums offered
for sale. Ile preserved them from the sting of the cur
culio by simply burning tar under the trees at the
time the fruit was shaping. Ile continued the process
for three days, but thinks it would have been still bet
teiehad he commenced a little earlier, and burnt a few
days longer. The process Is a simple one and very
cheap. Swarms of the Insects were seen le tying the
trees as the fires were kindled. The result Wu,'
large, litaiday and Incl.:ma crop of plume, whilst neigh
boring orchards nearly or quite failed. We commend
a trial of this mode:4o our readers. It will cost but.
little time, or monhl , l \ and may save them much of
both. •
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d - bont Innuraitee Comrades and their
Atrentss.—A very large proportion of the people of
this vicinity have Inv'ested more or less of their means
in insurance policies of one description or another.--
Some of them have patronized tire insurance compa
nies, others life insurance companies, while not a few
Lave taken the precantion to have their persona insur
ed against railroad or other accidents. Companies
are also in existence, whose specialty it Is to take
risks on cows, and pay the owner t 'leis value in case
they are killed by moving trains lof cars . quite a
number of our people have avalled i themselves of the
advantages offered by these latter organizations. So,
among these several classes of Ins ranee companies,
it is safe to say, that, probably a *ray of persons
hereabouts, base a greater or less sum of money in
ve%ted. These Investments will continue to be made
from year to year, increasing in amount as the years
roll on. Agents for ,these companies ere numerous,
and it is to them we now desire to turn the attention
of the public. An itinerant or travelling insurance
agent is desirous only of selling a - policy so that he
may receive his commission. Ile of course presents
very plausible arguments to induce you to patronize I
him and Isle company. You yield to his , persuasions,
pay him your money, and ho goes on his Way rejoic
ing.; By and by mbifortune cornet, your property is
enveloped in dames, and your,buildings reduced to ,
ashes. You look about for the agent who insured you'
against these calamities, he L not tO be found, and you
are compelled to open a correspondence In refereniii
to the casualty with the companyat New York, Boston,
or Now haven.. It even the agent was an honest one,
and the whole transaction was legitimate, ninth time
is lost in having the claim adjusted, when perhaps it is
very -inconvenient to lose time at all. To insure with
a company who has a risPient agent then is dictated
by mludPolliy. lie (the resident agent) will take the
risk at as low a rate as a traveling agent, ho will be
I near by when adversities come, adjust losses, do all
the corresponding with his company, and take pride
in paying you over the amount insured at as early a
day re possible... Promptness With him will be the ob
fective point; forte will undenstand that his fhttire
success In business in this locality depends entirely on
the manner in which he adjusts your claim. It is to
his own interest to do it well, and to dO it quickly.
and if he is a shrewd business man at all be will not
let an opportunity of this kind pass with Ont making
as much reputatlawfor promptness out of it tut Is possi
ble to do. Select a resident agent then by -all means
to Insure your property or life. Capt. C. B 1 Must,
of Rochester, is such an one. He is agentfor the
Most reliable fire Insurance, life insurance and acci
dent insurance companies of the country. And we
are persuaded that no agent here or elsewhere would
take greeter pleasure than he, in adjusting, with the
utmost prOmptnesti,' all claims against either of the
companies for which be is transacting business. He
also insures cows against accidents by railroads, and
his rates:are in all cases, as low as they can Safely be
made. . Give him a call. Yon will find him a good
business man, and one toot upon whose word ixt bul
imia matters you Way safely rely.
tnion Stepp -.
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The Uptcrotepplifawrotiet! orAssarer,Count3(
ieqiieetoi-iceadeiat iienal plates Of holding ilea.
time in the severalltoroughe aid Townheipa.
SATOTIDATi THZ lam DAY Of NAT4OB, and;alMhit
Delegates to a counts Coniention, to be held on ,
morp . gp. mic 4Fr Rex -op am; •
at 11 o'clbeli,is..,4br the; pirierrol- no:basting a
candidate for Congress, Assembly, District Attotam
County Commissioner, Poor House Dim*, Auditor
Coroner andTbstees of Academy .
i The primary meetings in A the townships wilMbe
tweco the hours of S'andl o'clock p. m., aiQ to the
boroughs between the hours of 7 and 9 p. in.
• In obedience to a resolution of County Connedlon
the voters of the several &stricta are requested
street their delegates on the questlo+sicetlng the
popsVrimili 4104 In iNmlimisid ado
Murex
The voting for candidates !nth° different district'
shall biby ballot.. Each candidate must procure thet
printing and attend to the circulation of his own
tickets.
•By order of Co. Committee.
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,‘ tri'f-,ItIwP 19. 2 r'uL„ -i
The
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ds'iiirentitTed . to' veleifatia is follows
S i
Baden bor .
2 , Independence
Beaver bor ' 4 Marion 3
Borough tp 2 Moon 3
Bridgewater..... .., 4 New Brigiaton,
salet ward.. 3
Ilt , • .eaver..;.':•:.: , .: , ..i.1. : . :, , • ,•- . - ..3
Blighton. , • "• ' • -• • , • ild '• " '....3
Chippewa*. '• - , s , New ‘-fiterielly:-.',.. •-' 3'
Darlington 4 New Galilee bor S
Economy' 2 North Sewickley 31
Fallaton • .- Ohio. 4
Franklin , -,..• .. '..,.;....2
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1:
-ski
Freedom for
2
5
puitiai --- •
Rochester bor 4
Rochester tp 9
}raccoon
South Bearer 4
St. C WO:Her •• t •( •
Freedom dlilt
ihmewell
Industry
Announcements.
We are redwested
. to, announce the IMMO alike fol
lowing persons as candidates for the severid offices for
which tliLy are named : •: 7 ; ; ;
CONGRESS, '
. -
MICHAEL WEY.A.ND, of 'Beaver. •
FOR ASSEIIBL 1 1.
THOMAS NICHOLSON, of Frankfort
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
J. R. HARRAH, of Borough-tp.
JOliN B. YOUNG. of Rochester
WM. S. 3fORLIN, of New Brighton.
FOR COMMISSIONER, .
DAVID W. SCOTT, of Brighton tp.
ENOCH RICHARDSON, of Ohio tp
FOR POOR ROUSE DIRECTOR,
SAMUEL GIBSON, of Brighton tp.
JOHN SLENTZ, of Ohio tp.
I • FOR AIIDIT6R,
WILLIAM THOMAS, of Chippewa tp.
SAMUEL MCFARLAND, of Ohio tp
FOR CORONER,
WILLIAM. BARNES, of BridgeTtter
FOR TRUSTEES OF ACADEMY,
SAMUEL 3IAGAW, of Now Brighton.
RICHEY EAKIN, of Brighton tp. '
Deellnntliont.—We are requested . to state that 211 r.
Garrett Mega!llen will not be a candidate for Coroner
at l the approaching primary meetings of the Rept:11)11:
cau party. BlaitlCAß engagements won id prevent him
fr'om attending to the duties of the office. lie thanks
his friends for having his =Me announced.
A Largo Crowd.—Forepangh's exhibit' on dres
• large crowd here 'last 'Monday. We should judge
that in the afterooon there were not 11.438 than WOO per
sons Within the canvass at one time. In the evening
it was again tilled. The exhibition w•a a very good
one, and gave general satisfactym. The crowd was or
derly, and everything passed off pleasantly and ogre
able.
Impeachment. —A telegram from Washington
PittehurgA,COpuilerc!ak on last Saturday, says :
i'Th . ere arc no farther sii.;ifichid developm , mts In rc-
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gard to hopeaclunent. The Democratic evening pa
per concedes that the Pret ident will be convicted, but
two or three Senators, who have been looking over
the , ground, are not yet cure of such a result. The .
strong impeachment men of the Rouse are, however,
entirely confident of success. -large numbers of Re
publican Senators have been engaged to-day in ; look
ing over the law and facts, and a majority of them are
deemed to be thus engaged this morning. Mr. Rd
minds is writing a caret ul and elaborate opinion,
about which there is more than usual interest, as he
drew up the tenors-of-office act, and had charge of it
at every stage in the Senate. There is a good deal of
quiet cousaltation awl canvassing going On this even
ing."
Pickpockets at Work.—During the exhibitfon
of Forepaugh's menagerie and circus in this place on
last Monday, several persons, we lqarn, were sal lured
of thelr pocket books, Among these we may mention
Joseph Arideison, Eeq., of Beaver, who had a wallet
containing about BEO and some valuable papers taken
from his, pocket.
A Mr:Carothers from Brighton township, was also
relieved of his pocket book, ,which contained about
Demonstrations upon several other individual!' were
made by the light angered gentry, but in most case!
the'.atteinpts Were unsuccessful.
We donot believe that these thiel!es came from any
great distance. They belong to.this vieinity„ and. no
doubt had some personal knowledge of those they rob
bed. They mat:aced the opportunity and time to
commit these acts, believing that they would be charg
ed to the "rascally showmen.", What a pity that they
are not known, r that todgingi at the . Pcniteuttaiy
could be procured for them.
A Itltany•Ati..—Adatri Yorirpatagb. the proprie
tor of Porepangles Menagerie and Circus, which ex
hibited in this place on last Monday afternoon and
again In the evening, did.ttlittio act while here, that
shows him to have a good deal of manliness about
him. At Phillipsburg, in this county. to a Soldiers'
Orphan School. It is superintended and managed by
RSV.. Wm; G. Taylor; and numberrnaw about 14Qpn
pile. On List Monday morning Mr. Taylor and I
I couple ,of geatiemen of this place called to see Mr.
Forepaugh, and asked him to permit these children to
visit hie Menagerie free of charge. Ho readily con•
sented to do so, and at the proper tiny) they entered
the arensjn a body, and a great many of them were
thtukeeilMed to see-a large number of rareandcariona
anitrialefor the first time. The scholars were of course
delighted with their visit and will long remember mi.
ForepanglN kindness in this particular. This little
incident immediately spread Itself abroad, and we
doubt not aided materially In swelling the tremendous
audiences that attended the exhibition both in the af
ternoon and-evening.. SaEcesa t attend Forepaugh's
menagerie, pity the gird:Weil of ;:liddippburg, and so
say we.
General George G. Illeadobss boned s circu
lar soliciting contributions in aid of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, of Atlanta, Ga. The General says
—`•Believing that my position will add weight to the
appeal now made to chriattna friends, and Oestrous of
showing td those who are by law placed under my
commend that neither I oar the people of the North
entertain for them any feelings but those of kindness
and brotherly lave, and that while we deplore the
cause and regret the consequences of the war , 1 we are
willing to assist in relieving the suffering it has un
intentionally occasioned, I venture to make this appeal
to yon to aid me In raising a fund to be appropriated
to putting the honserof our evenly lather in pterYier
order; and furnishing it In beeogninginannet •
Stan ageo.
• CUNMDIGII4M—DTT • HELL—May 6U, by Bet.
D. A. Croinkmham, of ' Xr• T. D. Con
nizigham, of WooetercOhlo, And Mies X. L., daugh
ter of Joeeph Mitcbell, VanOrt, Buyer Co., Pa.,
WILSON.—GREGG—OnTneeday, May sth, 1801, by
Rev. F. W. Scans, et the residence of Wm. Wilecm, Jr.,
Frank Wilson, Esq., of Beaver. Pa.. and XI" Anna
M. Gregg, daughter of 71100:12Z Gregg, deemed, of
rentutylvantai ,RO Girds. W~mt,e9io4l4 -
tea) Press: ,
.:#.ooiiv',ificco: : - : ,
See one of the yriv3 - CUPS to
Breen
_r* ,eelorOid Pore rtoo,
it.laryn pest grape wine' ever produced, in;
this oiountry,thO standardiwhui -for - Comutun; l
ion ptitiorms, and the • moit beeetkthd for fir„
uiditund rutty • [ly
Builders should bear In mini that a very!
,
i+ enor*rtkle nitroish;Aean7, Matey* al l
ways be had as cheap as the aniiiink z tha
Llinesllns of Win: J. Dunn, ,altAlinpoit.—,
There Is no discountW i tifis 'artßilb trou gel
there. Call yourseir****fr orderi
WM - . J. Dunn, iiipWer, , !
It you intend tknilding.llll"," Or wall of
any kind,th - Efplaite td get yoir l ime is at Wra:
d. -Dune's, t near VanportigiamerS3r,r. , ,COine
and examitielOr yi,tnnse,l!, l T,ol ltenti sad on
prices will suit all: •
SPEER'S PcniT
The Port' Grape ienclr.,FilOtted ,bs tilt"
county} foiia*ineinirztinedti'any Other, in
its; mellow juciness,' ricbneas of flavor, and
brillting.' of 'color. TllB'insTilr has been
.brought to a perfection neva attairied,in Por
tugal, by Mr: A. Speer, in • bbi Vineyttrditeve
Jersey. Physician say it is'superior -Im
ported Port for invalids, and in sinner itde
mortfagreesble and refill/114th= claret;=-
Clergyin en use it for its purityas a nonsnitnilon
winc,while the moat fashionable faudlies drink
it as a dinner - wlnc:.=-17. 7.. - 7Wbuna- -
Some of our druggists keep it. [2t.
MEM
"The blushing beauties of apcdest tnald"are
doubly .. (rdt:Wtieslpi,alu'turppt hliad of hair .
One bottli 'flair Re.;
storative" will achieve the most wonderful re?
suits. It has become an indispensable 'snide
of the toilet, and is MilVersally‘ .admired.—
Newport Mercury. i
The undersigned hat opened a tailor Shop
on Third street, in Beaver, in . the room:gust
across the alley from Moors's Drug. store:
haye a.stockpfgoridsbitifOrlitich
make upon ghat - notice. - 'tenni reaso n able.
Give me a call..
BEAVER MARKETS .
(CORRECTED WEEKLY.)''"
flaky's, May 13. 1868:
Pygge per - dos ... .
'Butter per lb • - 43
Hama per 1b.....
Slutubkra .. ...... r.:. 124
per l
Sides b. 15
Tallow per lb 1214
Lard per lb ' 15
Catadlea per lb l 20
I ?anilines per ga1...... 7,00
Helloed OH ..... 70
Crude Oil 25
Flour pet bbl 413,50
Dried Apples per bun. 2,10
Dried Peacheauer bu. 4,75
Wheat per 3,00
Corn per bue
Oats 60
Flax Seed per bus... 2.25
Beans per bus ..... 2,00
Potatoes 00
Onions . 3,00
Corn Meal .. 1,10
FAMILY GROCERIES!
rimE rN. DERSIGNED HAVING PIi:IIICIZASED
T
the Grocery and Provision Store of G. H. Berki
later. on Brighton street. Boeheater,"takes pleasure In
informing hie friends and the public generally, that he
Eve added largely to the Stock,and Is now prepared to
furnish at the imam possible nice an articles usually
kept in a drat class provision store.
J. SHARP,
- '
I take pleasure in_recommendineCapt. Sharp to my
old customers, and trust they will extend to him 'the
lame patronage so libemilykeatowed not nt eelf. •
mayti'oB:Snicts. .
WANTED - AGENTS.
OLDIETtgkiTRACHERENERGETIC MEN AND
.
la woolen, for the . •
kite of"Gren.X.T.S Gi rant,
By HON. HENRY C. DEMING. Chairman of the MR
tary Committee in Congress. The only work of the
kind issued under the sanction and by the Authority
of Gen. Grant himself. It Is and is the, most
Intensely interesting biography ever published in
America. The author Is one of the mostbrilliant wel
ters in the country. Agents will find this thei selling
work 'of the season. Terms, the most liberal.
To secure choice of tefitory.-applv soon to,
PARS! EL ER & CO.
THE CHEAPEST
I3ocit and Shoe House
IN THE CITY,
J. H. Borland,
a,rANUFACTURERS, WIROLESALE, COMICS•
lttl ston dealers in Boots, Shoes . t Rubbers. at New
Y ork and Boston Prices, thus saving of expenses and
frei.
A g lso ht , Agent for Philadelphia MIT made !goods at
mannfacturers prices.
Country Merchants age Shoe Dealers will rare mau•
eyby calling on me before going Eau. '
Goode Received DigITY
At No. 102 Third Street,.
Near Wood. PITTSBURfiR, PA.
RETAIL STORE
No. 98. Market - Striei
1. ,
e Dodat rrionertr :
ra
•
NEW ORNERY
9
TWO - DOORS EAST OF Tom - P ,)
BEAVER, PA.
.1
J. B. CLAIM,
(Successor to W. F. Clarke,)
DEALER IN ALL lUNDS OF GRO r
CERIES, Provisions, Country , Produce, Bc, de
THE *1)1111E-
And Competition Defied!
The public generally arelnylted - -to tall and examine
hie stock.- Irnot suited in every .- partlenlar.lhey Will
not be . required to purchase. 1!
•
1868. SPRING. - 1868.
- CARPETS!
NOALLUI BROS.
51 '''Fifth
4 aow openthz,Terl•ri,
1,41.11 GE STOCK
VELVETS, BUSSELLS,
Thi:tte Ply,
• , •
Tvio Ply. •
AND . If • -
COMMON CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, ' :1 :
MATT/WOO, •
WINDOW SHADES •
. . ItIJOS,
the'
And every thing belonging to
- , ;I •
Cla,*ropt
MIALLUM BROS.
51. Fifai•Strfbet.
PITTIpUROa
ALL I PE
• APERI:
W.AIIt.ii . PAPER
Oil Maths.'
_ 2 " • l'
►avw Ertl' TIIOI7SANDBOLTS OF' WALL.
1
PAPER lust xeCeited...and lilt bp sold brier than
tta be purchased elsewhere, at
Me ..IMETTLit — TW I- 12E P S
Bridgii,3o4,er
. Direct from England. hearing the origDfai *Wive,
Alan. Window Etereoscople
Views of jilt places of Interim% inthel country and upon
the continent: - ^ .-"• • • 1
I tipipectNly, eyeatoßets to all to call and ene the
large and well selected .Stock 'of general VARIETY
GOODS. •
Included in above, we. have Looking Glavans,' Car
pets, Rugs, Oil Cloths ac.. of beautiful design and
pattern. •
::: • SEULEERLICE
• -
marillgkly.
NM MY
ROCHESTER; PENTIVA.
JameB A. Fortune.
T Womb AIiNbiTNCEI3-rteb:
Citizens of Beaver county, that I havejust ed
a new and splendid stock of Spring Dry and
Notions, in the room formerly occupied 'by Messri.
Nelson £ Roesler, - in the Diamond, Rochester. .Con.
slitting in port, of .1 .
Dress Goods Of every Description.
- Lusters, Colored and Black Alpacas, Scotch Plaid,,
Amuses. De Loin, White Gaols. &c. Prints
' Glnghsms.; Checks , Ticks, ;Jeans, Tweeds,
Caseimeres, de.
Hosiery and Gloves. Balmoral and ' Hoop Skirts., L an
cy Goods, Dress .Trimmings. Men and
Boys Hits, "large stock,
• 'try mar,
PAPER CIOLLAREA.
31-DoxtAxrpo
OP
I=
(MI 'Meths
Oil _Clothe.
C 1 A. - ELlesr s;
c,l4.n.wk,:ximisasl
GOON RTORE,
IN. TiCE `,DIA.IIIC.Np,
•
Stamping, Pinking an d Machine Stitching to ardor.
Men's Shirts made to order.
i Please call and exanine as we are bound to sell at
PITTSBURGH PRICES.
NO TUOIIIIE TO STIOW GOODS.
Remember tbe'plae,o, room formerly oedspbed by
NeblosAlb Roessler, ; ,
IN TWAT, DIAMOND,
ROCHESTER, PA.
JAMES.. A. FORTnNh.
P. ff. I'have secured the services or WATT GEALT.
formerly ofiledgewater.'t Lmar2s6B.
TIN
AID BST=
WHOLESALE
btetzlefix
I ALL KINDS Of
;/ •
Tin, Copper. & Sheet..
.Iron?" Ware.
T PROPOSE KEEPING CONSTANTLY ON HAIL
E , w kinds o I
Tl will N, s ell CO PPED AND SREET4RON
WARhich
AT TILE LOWEST rßice
Tin Roofling, Spouting & Job Work
Done Warder to the best wilisible nuainar, and on .
ahortest notice.
• '; - .
• , • ;
Caine none but the b est material, and hairnng none
hitt the bait of workmen, •
ALL: WQB,'
,
SHOJI oN THE LQWER END OF
"Pla e
BEAVER, PA.
' Glee to O 02U, and 2itcamine Mott.
.Capamied i4ai4' liptCopshilitly CIA hand.
• , A
' • .o.lt AN SIICITZ
I t 0C SITAR
MARBLE 'WORKS !
.' - fW.:II-16:itha411
DEALER llt
, ? ; -; , • ,
ITALIANiir.ABIEIUCAN TUBULE
MejiliP4,oltßES, OF Y
,NONIINSNTS__,_"TIZAWTONICS. NARIOX)LitS
TLBS, STONS - ANDMARBLS POS TS
• FOR CIOILSTEdY
. .
Grind St one*
Of 'a aiiirior ; titta44 on pawl.
ALSO
"-iiararr
Phenix , Ifydranlio Dements.
ALL PEIMONS DEMING 31011173IENTS 'OR
Headstones, girls 111 4 call and exuninennr stock
before purchasing elsewhere. We tore always +®
hand a large and superior mock of finished work,
*deb we are selling lower thanagent can be had to the city
selvor atn be had from stealing s through the costs
try. Bo bewa
parchming .re of agents, GO and =Mae for your
es beams
fhb IMAM. , • •
_ _ MWERRIThrI7
717;11- 1! •
• "
• 0;2 .
ite vielpring Goods .
•
210-,-;.AI)I74ILNOJEL
ESE
msorzi
MEM
SPRING GOODS FOR ISO
MIME
- • - AT
••, -I -
. ; - 1 • - ,• • -• •
CB:UP „DRY,. (MODS ...STORE,
'- L m:; - Tam . • DIAMOND
NEW PRINTS,
NEW GINGHAMS,
NEW DELAINES, ,
iTEW COBURGS,
ARE.
White Flannels, ,
Yellow Flannels,
Trimmings,
Bonnet Ribbons,
• ' ;
The above comprtees the most "Complete Mock ISM
otfered,to,the Citime oc,l3eaver ci , :muty, and we take
pismire asimritig our customers eel those who may
firer as with a all, that the above stock is as cheap
=
F. .A.: ..:142.6i-stuiiLe'ls
gE.EAtDRIT.GO9I4. imnm,
1,10
•
- Aitross thiV: pavement.
COMB zvArßotor AYD SECURE
: -I*
CM
- ' 'I ,
;OF
ISIE
lIIIIIM=IIIIrII
• ,!
i •. ~.,~
F. :L:Fortme's, "!
t.,.i
r r I
MEMEI
_.-~ .. ~
ROCHESTER PI.
IiMMI
NEW MUSLINS,
NEW CHECKS,
and' PLAIDS.
, 1
ALso,
Table 'Dinner Crash,
Red: Flannels;
Jeans,
Cassimerea,
Tweeds
Drilling%
Hats and Caps,
Hoop Skirts,
Balmoral Skirts,
Notions and Fancy Articles,
Ml,*tkery Goods, &el.
I=
fl'
wriceztaig,t TNII PL&CX,
IN THE DIAMOND,
ROCHESTER, PAS
BARGAINS
•
011 - Tools-. - 19Metari -Boitegi &O.
• i:P r 'w a- i rti44dr.
'OI4- - ' 14-SATURDAIT A..Yderil,' ___
. 14 vie
NJ P. N., st. Unlonirillo Owing
.. p7pc.c..r . . ,
~,,
Drab Creek 011 ColoStawr. .
.._, lbbiti
~,
.. . Brprder 0f kb e 47 ai..... 4 7.
; _,..,: .
~. 19. 1 14. _ r-7
tanyetCt
. . • • - • ..
Asalymmint of. .1. IN TUB COURT OPCOMION
?acmes 31,• Boyd •PLEAS OF IllthYEß oS.p.it
' -
- Ts'
-, • . TY. 144:h• Sta. MAUCH ua,me
John ItamseY, lON.
Assign '
ell
. ,
ee. . • - --
.. _
Interest pertres I= hereby two•
illed4 that the drat and anal account of John Banapy,
AShiPer of JaMee U. Boyd, to muss faith* creditors
of said James M. 114 , 1 d,_bas been tiled is the Brothels-
Marra Baku. it Besver,and -tad tralmes sufficient
cause tube contrea.bsaboirmAt• wily b c aonfirmel by
the Court on the drat Bo:Imlay of next term. _ ,
my 6' CS:St. ' • JO IFI. tail:J(111M no',lo.
ME
• • •
TIQ wiz 4 4 ,4:Karr or commor Pi:EAS Bit.-
VIM 4:IOI.INTY. NO: 313 MARL TIMM, 1816.
In the testier of tsa .aprilleatknalOrlit Charter of In
corporation for * Church In the borough of Beaver, in
Beaver county, to be ltiedfri ns the Batted Presbyteri
an reenigation of Beaver. •
Mad now . Illarehlihk, lege: Preseldedl°
the Conrt, and the same taring ovn' Wooed and ex
amined' and none of its article', oondftionemid mot+
slant' being,found to be illegal or ithproper_ art
direct the same lb betted In the Wee bf Uhl ?MOM
ma of the county of Beaver . . and .ditecexald smear
togive notice thereof by publication sceOrding'so the
rule. sitting forth tha applleaticaa, and; Odd rule to'
show Cause to be' entered why thedocile prayed for.
should not be granted• it tuna Tend..111133.._• • '
„ • • JOBN CAUOIIICY;Yrrey.
.
NE
• •
,
rfi TIIE COURT OF COStaiON PLSKSI 'Or '. BE.
1 vs.u. COIZINTY.I.IO. 4 / 1 4-MARCLI- TYS.U.: JAW
In the matter .o the application ibe a charter
corporation for Ili C li n rtk. IL ithichest* , ,lßoleilir
under the name and style of Itietnodht Ep
Church of Rochester. • •
And itte „RIZ ifarleb ,10fit-.4514.16 foregoing'
instrittneut efirrbi , specitylimetWonyeets. armies.
conditions and name under which the members of the
Ilethodist Eplscopal‘Church of Rochester. county of
Bearer. and State of peonsylvanin, desire to be blear-,
oersted, hang" presented in open Court, and having '
bee* perused and examined by ne,and It appearing to
Us that the, objects, article*, and conditions theiran.set
forth and containedl are lawful and bar taßitiewato
the community : we dl the said writing Whet Matt
in the of fi ce Of the thonotmrpf Vila county. said
we also direct notice to bo base rted in one newspaper
for three weeks, setting forth that an application pas
Ilecii,sdadi to WILCO on rotAtud, Charter. oplu
Ron, and If no sufficient maser be shownto a l =
trary at the next term of this Court, a decree and order
will be made incorporating said Church.
By the Court.
J OEM CAUGNEY, rro..y.
'Attept :
raWf6:3,.
Coal and Nut Coal foTSale.
THE UNDERSIGNED THANKFUL FOR TDB
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. tikes
pleasure in informing the citizens ofßochester, Bridge.
water, Beaver and surroundin,. country. that he is
*Winterised to Amish an excellent article of Cod
and 'Wet Coal. on *hen notice. either delivered, or Si
the Bank, on the beat of terms. The Bank is located
DO WlLlnley'l Run. near *Rochester, Pa. :Orders .11*
there, or at the Store of Thomas Alneon. In Bridgewa.
ter; or it thp •Prothonotary's office In Beaver. will be
prompul.oo6 Copt Stets la Agent, Itotheater, Pp
:A-v.7i. • J. C. MOLTER,
hire:lt • • 7' Briacerwarer,Ps-
I=l
STATE AND: COUNTY. TAI
fraIrCOURTY TREASURYS WILL ATTEND IN
.1 the several Townships and Doronghs, for them ,
pose ofg , ving' the Stater and County^ tries for the
year Ibr% at the Dines and .I:disci.) • designated been,
1140 7‘2 1r5 . town, Mi It, Hotel at rinokstown;
Hookstown Greene, 7, Hotel at Heoastcrwn;
0612.07tT & Greene, 8. Swearinger's B. 8. atom
Frankfort, it, 11. Stevenson's;
Hanover, 10, Heed's, store;
Raccoon. •.
13, •tore;
•
Independ. nee, l4, .John Donnas . ; "
do .1, Hopewell, 13, J. Davis' star%
Hopewell, 16, R. C. Scott's;
Moon. 17. Wm. Elliott's;
Franklin, ' 20, E. Autenmth's ;
PrPayments eanbe made in the adjoining' town.
I warly. All licenses must be paid .before the iii day
of u
; E. BARNES,
. Treasurer.
Lilt of Causes for trial at June
Term Imo.'
IsT K.
Samuel Picnsol
2D wd
John M'Cowen : ve.
Milton Townsend & wife vs.
McKenzie & Moore vs.
D. A. Pritchard et. J. use
Ildrh Ferguson vs. J. 31. Relmes et. at
Macey & Bicker to ye. Jame* Little.
Christlan Marks vs. J.MarkksJ.Davisadrare
Ephraim Smith vs. J. T. Townsend. •
Charles Coale • vs. New Brighton man. Co.
Patterson & Davidson . vs. 3Latlidl3onders.
Andrew Johnston's ezie vs. James Merits: '
William-limiter vs. Sohn 'Wilson & WiSe.•
• . same vs. John Wilion.
Willlani Motherel ve. James Fife at. al.
Thomas R. Mason vs. James Graham et ia.
John C. Doff - vs. Joseph Brittabi - ed tai.
James Darne4 et. el. vs. 'Millar flames.
George Muds . yd. P. Ft, W. aCh.R.R.Co.
Philip Morgan • vA. Adam llershberger.
.Joshua Dawson vs. St ii!ter Dawson OD Co.
Richard:Tea vs. A. J. Diamond ct. dz.
James Leonard ' vs. Perry Brown.
Geo. W. Duck • vs. Heals Anderson.
J. Robb ose S. Marker vs. Henri. Gamble.
Was. A.-Thompson vs. Wm. A. Gilman.
JOILN CAUGLIEY, Pro'y
NEON YOUNDRY!
ENGINE & REPAIR SHOP.
IN FALLSTON,
LTAVING relittSd arid enlarged my stock of markt*
err and tools, and haring secured tke swam of
the best of mechanics, I am prepared to warrant an
work done to give entire eatisfaction. I bare an hand
different patterns and Myles. of .I:nem* Fire Clay
Rolla, and am prepared to make 'or repair all dtatertp
dons of umbinery, on reasonable terms.
PLOWS ASP PLOW CASITNOS
I hare all the bestpl ow patterns that unit this market
among which Is th e "Great .Weatern.'" which has bean
awe plow of the county for the lam fifteen yeara. Also.
almost all other Plows now or previously in use.
STO VES STOVES ! !
I have on hind and -1 / 4 , 111 'ilintlnte . to manufacture
a large aesortment of
COOKMG, FRANKLIN ~12, 1 D IIEATING STOVES
{Vibe latest Styles and with aU the modern improve*
tient& which L will sell st modern rates. Among
these Is the GREAT REPUBLIC. This Store baa an
extension top, which gives It a large surface without
taking up much roorn,and It is now looked upoo its one
dt theeat.and most economical, stoves*s ittakesiese
fuel and is more durable than other in use. Tbefolkoving
persons, after navingnsed this stove for a amalderable
lel'Eth of time, may be mitorrd to tn.proof of what Is
here said: - •
Dr. Isaac Winans, ;
M. T.
en Kennedy, •
Ell Ro, -
John Watson.
Mrpt.s. Goo. Fulton.
Ca
Wfilia l, Pagers, inans.
William "..
-Joseph Darlieg,
Sturrt,
Robert McGowan.
Joseph Blackthorn,
Mrs, Joseph !denim'
Mrs. Major Wade,'"
Dr. J. D. McCreary,
MUD 'N. Miller,
David Leslck,
Capt. James, Raney,
Dr. C. R. Tattle,
William Reed.
Kelly Bunter,
John "McLaughlin,
Samuel Taylor,
Dr. Jas. E. Jackson,
Thomas Beacom,,
artshit Dental , .
Milton Davis, •
Marcus Baldwin,
David Lloyd.
John M. Duncan,
J. V. WI ens; _
Mr'. Robt. Andrcwe,
Mr. Lobley,
Cass,
Frederick Estarar.
Benjamin Franklin,
Capt. James Johnston 4
Samuel Kennedy,
George 'Evans.
John Jackson, '-
Walter Itnchanon.
Mrs. licFbillomy,
B. T. Reeves.
Wiulam Roan,
1 • '
ouritMly
Thomis Neill
Ft.W. It-W.oo.
John W. Wilson.
County of Beaver.
BEAVER COUNTY, PA
tpon Rietutrdson,
James McGehee.
Capt. Woodson Glenn,
Thomas R. Davis.
SamuelMurpby,
I Miss note'ship,
Hiram Stowe, .
Mrs. Petit:rum,
James MeDermitt:
Samuel Dunlap,
Thompson Johnston.
Mr. Crawford,
Mrs. Rev. Stephens.
Jonathan McKenzie,
Judge Kelm,.
Richard Knight.
Solomon Fronk,
James Knowles.
David Cslhoon.
Richard Staley.
Joseph McFerran,
David Carr,
George Wilson..
James Thompson.
Mrs.
Harrison Reed,
Milton Reed.; •
Boston (hove.
William Grove.
Washing.%omEngle.
James Galley,
Robert Graham. '
Thomas Bradshaw,
Milo Bradshaw,
Dixon Reed.
Daniel Maxwell.
J. W. Funkhottaer,
William Wagner.
Xt. Chaney.
Henry Sulimunt,
Mr. Wr_a_y, •
David hUt.tall. •
10111 TMOSICLIIT