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iffirAhutn! Jr. 70 ylftl! street, Chrout
„bq, litsber4h, hi 'the authorized agent for
lore In that citY.
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,NE IV ADVEIITISEMEhrtg.
:lotion ()Lillevublic fe directed to the fol:
wqr advvrtistundas, whl i ett appear fur the
in Diu A uhrs to-day. •
Jade!-d.. lAit".4l.
Orplutus' Cuurt-4. A. Frazier.-
;ry tool. -J;l4. A. Farttuie.
, '.a:•usuSotice 7 .16bn A. Frazier.
Insurance CO.-Local Agents.
• -•• , 1,:ro for Sale—'rhos. G. IScrr.
tt A. Ite;,gs, & Co.
JO 4 Clill Greer.
Dal rava.
NOI/CVS -J. 11. Bence.
pra NOlloll—lns. A. Fortune,
Andon Ir directed to qio advertleemonttu an•
ft,t:wart, of ate Beaver yulits (las Company.—
looki Are nuw open for enbactiptlon to the
ors Piantlng.—Our farmers are just now
,altahle wenther fore planting corn.—
.. ,f eon 3r, through, but the great majority of
awir yet to put In the ground. The sea.
~„1,1 quit, lorltwaril, and the matter does
ar g. bc yettl..(llyet.
reflecting 11,Ctoretitte.,On Met Saturday. A.
r.tei., and kite ireltnty, were at this plate
•••olo,:the Intorno' Ilevenno take. The room in
...ct:ol• Num.(' picots wee thronged nearly the
;:t by, and the oniatint nr"etappar taken 141 on
2:00I011 routtom: been'quite exhlternting.
The Pruitt Still Itimilrijuied.—Notwithetand
r:Sdh*i!4 of May, the fruit in this vicinity is ftiii
*red. and the prospect of a bountiful crop of
&c., was never More flattering
ilir present thne. The'.bloeentnn atv jnrst now
»; fain the trees and the ground under them la
erim if with enow. •
,
WM that one or the members or the Ohio Leg
.,a,,,vtiolvoted for the bill dlitfritnchleing the sttb•
se. Re traveling abroad, wrote home to haite his
I' •
11`41 to " Enrlp." Among the
purchavcri abroad, and which now
niativion," le "Au Oahun (Ocean)
!01' retch are the elect!
.
Au lixplopiton. — On last Friday night, at about
ow locomotive 7 , .:0. GG. Pittsburgh Furt
& C. It. It. was standing on' the :find:, 'near .
~ . ..re. , ltlence of notiles Lukens, -roll., In • Rochester,
he bin•r and ' , tore np things" generally in
L.. itci;tr . s, Mr. Lukens' house was ennsidetably
fottutuntly none, of the Inmates were
The ille rorripr says Of the editor of the
•-, Pta•iet••l!: He lea sort of eilitOrial horn
;- d i•eht tent showman aud a moral monstrosity.
ht.in ii••• North, he le a violent Southern man,
•t e‘itte tkull toflyism is agreeable to Siitith
-...ettemert. het, se:ea.-Mg in Ids etTorts to ilegrado
1. , inon and wonion of hie own oection of coun-
nu hi. own decadation."
Fr.
Idicture. l'e , t Grand. f. , tre 'lgen, one
.." • and tepreEcntatleee o the I. 0.
F. in re;tol Stateg, u ill ilelireC a lecture
ere!!.t ThaNdny ev'enin7, May 21e t.-.
volt orally In invited to attend. Theorem=
et Ite:e,er 366, are requeFred to mart
oual next Jend:, , e 711 , ,r1a ,to make ar-
La1:t.1,,; ; 0 to the lect are Iu a.body.
I tearful logetita. —A southern poet, dcFctilv.
'7 Ir. N \• Orl,nm , paper the style or death' End
' at; pia, e the ‘rtrald prefer, cultahuttee , with the tot
!, 1.11•1;:c bur-t
"l'••• my nave Abpuld rhriek,
CUanirr 1 1 111314 r rownl, T ne
• Tome IA !Me rho lhalltninz opeak
Wlwalrh.' , poor, fitfal dream Is o'er." •
• lait44 li:is , thrown in a whlit for an octatlional
6 1. tinie....rniiti nn4 an parthquake now and then,
plea,ing variety to 1114 posthuntonp entertain
:.cm,
totertalunornt:--An exhibition was given in
on the i•vealags of Thnraday and
of 1 k.t week, by the flood Template, Lodge
X t• 41 . tlcite a laree andlcoce assembled for each
entertlimnent, nail certainly, a number of
otatleus, Feeitatlin. tableaux, etc.. were per
with ;1)1.1 blste. frhe Rochester Brass Band
L'on'.l the afeficnce, the flr-t evenine, with fiery
111'14C. The second eveninit, the Beaver
,;11.e wlleved by the eweet vox humane of the
'tr-.Mailirtl af hum:" of entertainment white away
!rf
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Thee it ha claim that the delegate system eXPr,"'
• wit! of thlllovjority of the people, and haat
! . .n the popi;jar Vote id . an hoe not, ohould bear in
recd a Gat ecenFccd at the'ltnt delegnte convention
thin county. In the convention referred to,
: 0 /11 htte came in to ife.tvcr without having a sin
r late front the people to back his pretensions for.,
tntta the Let:Witt ore. and yet he ?rent home with the
Fidalitlon of 1110 party for that Mike. The people
trenirten for Hartford and Hamilton; the delegates
n.ra!rd these inotrections, and went for a twin nn-
kr,o l to them na a candidate. I What they did, can
bvirepi.atett at any time by any delegate convention
hat the Kane trick cannot ho performed under the
vote PyPtern.
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tPilsky Ventierst noware.—Last week two 1 1
1 : rune. at - imoien Intemperate habits," were com.
awr,:dm Meld! of tins piaci) because of being on e.
' solar drun}." These persons are not strangers in
c '''''' ,ll,ll tY, and the area who sold them the
hcenees' teu IA not have done it ignofant of tbe fact
ihtt 'violating the Itw to doing so.
,Lale braid h stated that one of the drunken men al
•tt!ti he obtained hit , •tred-eye" st a dreg store in a
tillage,.and,on a prescription furnished
I ) , Ktur or en idl4)ltitng town. Why do not the
t rod Tetplare of Beaver, Bridgewater and Roches
. 7 ;its thin “preF.eription business" somo attention ?
:t ,, .4101nv, we fudge they would put n stop to much
tho a rtuLCIIIICSS that is now almost dolly seen on
or
S ingular Death.—On Saturday, the 4th' Inst.—
Mr. John Inunoo, of California, Ohio, burled a &ugh-
T. Agvil 'nearly elghturin years. The young lady,
:Thuut .; year *lore, whilst walking to uneatiocality on
IlAit ,ome friends: was beset by 4 strallge hag.
' t " a knife and made several : attempts to stab
r. The terriiled girl was fortunatO,to Struggle away,
'•th but a rely cuts in her clothing, but., as she was
the fury pronounced upon her a fearful Ira
and said that she should die before the
iv, fah sun shone upon her. As has been stated.
. 1 .a:el:roll but a few days preeeding the time in
'• s a 'au the expression of the witch-like object, and
case is doubtless attributable to
it': al , mai effect wrought upon her _by the circuit:l
-, ,uct was secured by a very secluded Ufe elute
Lads of.the meeting.
WADDINGTON VODUIDIPONDENCE.
.TAsuarwroar, D. Q., NAT Um, WM
. Awe Argus : Yon doubtless have _ been adYised as
to how — impeachment stands to-day
_The Senate adjourned on Tuesday until Saturday
following. The voting has been postponed on Ai:-
count "of .Senator Howard's Illness. The Capitol on
that day was thronged, and can only be imagined
by itestml44ty to a bee-hive after a May shower.—
Anxiety was depicted In all coantenancet Those in
favor of 'genial looked hopefel whiti ttont In favonot
impeachment looked grave, depressed, overwhelmed,
at the prospect of the nation in awe of agnltaL The
wail of woe from the Southern Union Ulm has already
sounded in their ears, and the feeling is universally
this, as one of Judges told me, "Rebellion would
•
be once more on its len."
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7 00 10 00,15 00
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10 BO 15'00)21 00
13 50 10 50)95 00
17 00125 00)40,00
50 00'40 00,75 00
•Tie city 4 Cali of rumors of all description. Male
dictions are beteg freely ponied out on Grimes, Pres
benden," Trumbull, a Co. These having expressed
their intention of voting for aquittal on Monday in the
Senate. There 4 all manner of con ectire ea to the
motive of such recreant voting. While some' charge
them with being bought, others charge it to tlils and
that. • '
Tbeiv is Muth Indign . Mien felt here by Republicans,
but not a tithe oftrhat will be feltover the North lithe
verdict proves "net guilty."
The. President is confident of success, probably not
entirely without foundation.
Tours in hope for the Nations welfare, '
I remain
Salcide,—Eame two weeks ago a woman, while in
a state of intoxication, committed suicide by drown
mg, near - Liverpool. some sixteen or eighteen miles
below thisPlaee. ner Tornio was :Margaret Lynch, and
when the rash act was committed; she, together with
her husband and two children, were traveling toward
Wheeling, where they hiid some relatives tiring. A:
Combination Of circumstances induce ns to believe
that this it the same family to which we referred some
time ago, as being m this vicinity, mid on a spree at
that time. While here the woman went from home, to
house bagging mow, while the men lay iu the woods
adjoining town. Willey, were the same parties, the
woman at least, has ended her life of poverty and
wretchedness.
The Lady's Firlend, for Jone.—Whatever
the Ladles' Magazines may Iwo, been In Dines past,
some of those of the present day, both in respect to
engravings and is to their literary contents, are of a
very high character. The steel engravings are exe- I
In the best style of art—the fashions are refined,
judicious and chant—while their literary contents of
ten surpass in their peculiar line the efforts of the
masculine monthlies. ' To blame these Magazines for
not being more solid and heavy, Is as sensible as to
blame a young girl for notheing an old man—or a rose
for not. being a potato. Vi e take the 'magazine before
us—one of the beat of its class—wet what do we find?
A well exbented and suggestive steel engraving, cal
led "The Prisoner of State." A handsome and pic
turesque colored steel fashion plate ofs Fancy Cos
tumes. An Interesting wood engraving of the "First
Church in England ;" and a number or other engrav
ings illustrative of the presentmodes for women and
children's dresses. And, in addition to all this, novel
etS and stories by such writers as Harriet Prescott
Spofford, Elizabeth Prescott, Amanda M.• Douglas.
August Bell, Miss Mummy, .tc. Now when in addl.
tion to such writers, we give the names of Mrs. Lieu
ry Wood (the English novelist), • Louise Chandler
Moulton, Florence Pere?, Margaret Roamer, and oth
ers wha contribute to the LADIrs PHIEND, onr renders
Will see that this magazine mast necessarily take as
highs rank in literature, as it evidently dtss, in fash
ion. The truth is that, so costly are the adornments
of these !edits!' magazines, It takes a very large addl-
Ition even to pay their expenses. The "Lady's
Friend" is published by Deacon t Peterson, 819 Wal
nut Street, Phitade.phia, at 0.50 a year (which also
includes a large steel engraving). Sample copies, 15
cents.
Initiating a Candidate into the Good
Ternplars.—Thetrisithod of iodating a =diorite
Into the Good Tiimplars is but a slight imprtivemeut
upon the same programme so long in vogue by the
ancient and honorable fraternity of the !•Sous of Mal
ta." A chap whts was taken from a lager beer saloon,'
where ho got tight without knowing that lager would I
hitexicate, was put through a course of cold_ water'
treatment by the Good Tempters a few evenings since,
Ife'Peachee on liiiTeitlplars; and 'Odes theltillowing
expose of their Vitiation ceremony, for which, no
doubt, he will bOnspluough another course of cold
water "sprouts" et the next meeting of „the lodge. In
the first plate the v ictim fa initiation IS blindfolde d,
bound hand and [opt, and thrown into a cider press
and pressed for flee or ten minutes. This Is done for ;
the purpose of clearing fits system of "old drinks."
Ru is then taken out 61 the rider press and by means
of a force pump gorged with cistern water, after which
a scaling placter Is put ever hie month, and he is rol
led in a barrel four or live times across the room, the
choir at,the same time singing the cold water song.
Ile tanow taken out of the lairrel and, hung up by
the heels till the water rune out throtth his ears.—
Re is then cut down and a beautiful young lady hands
him a glass of cistern water. , A cold-water bath Ss
then furnished him, after which he is showered with
cistern .water. lle is then tIVao to read the 44ater
works acts ten times, drinking a glass of cistern water
between each reading, after which the old oaken buck
et is hung around his neck, rind fifteen sisters with
squirt guns deluge 'him with cistern water. lie is
then forced tb eat a peck of anew, while the brothers'
stick. hit cars full of icicles. lle 1.; then run through
I, clothes wringer,Ufter which he is handed.a glass of
water by a young holy. Ile is then again gorged with
cistern water, and his bouts tilled with the fume, and
e Is laid away in a refrigerator. The initiation Is
now almost! concluded. After remaining in the re
friglrator for the space of half an hour, be is taken out
and , given a glass of cistern water, run through a
clothei-wringr, and becomes a Good TeMplar.
Insure with the Minot, Hartford.—The
LEtna - Insuratice Coinpany 'has been transacting the
business of Insurance extensively for nearly half a
century and lus during that i time passed 'through al
most every phase of experience, and acquired an
.amount of practical information not surpased by any
similar corporation. 'rho mass of statistical record
accumulated in the, transaction of so large a business
and for so long a time, furnishes a reliable basis for
calculating fair rates for titnre oPerations.
`tit is apparent. economy, but real imprudence, to
seek for cheap or low rates, irrespective of character or
standing. The only legitimate result of insuring
property at inadequate rates, is bankruptcy to the un
derwriter, and, perhaps, to the insured also. When a'
Compnny offers to insure at too low a rate, disap
pointMent and failure are just as certain as personal
extravigancel:--beyond one's incomel---is next door to
poverty rind want. An Insurance company has no
power to produce money by magic ; there is no mys
tery in their ransactions ; the same lat 4 is as essential
to their prosperity as to individuals; their income
insist exceed their expeilditurer, or they will have an
early ineolVency, and be consigned to the tomb of
the Capelets."
- emu dtt' bet.
The difference between cheap _ _ die*
goods Is this. When a man bnys cheap goods he has
them. i •Good, bad or Indifferent; he ins them, and
j o
knowepast the value of Lie pante/se • but when .ho
gets nuinsurauce policy, he may wai one, two, ten,
twenty year:‘, or longer, until the da ' f tire, trouble
and calarnliy, before he can teat the
,100 of hie par-
chase.: When that day Arrives he will,
tug adopte4 the part of wisdom In p
with a reliable 'Eta policy.
ltie the beneficent dm of lustutn e
die4lhlite lots; eo that calamttlea,
with crushing weight upon the few,
borne by the many.
Insurance creates Independence ; peraonpayefor
his own indemnity, and need not 0e a lax on his
1 . 1 •
If a proper esttrealo is formed of tar e nun and de-
struction occasioned by the burning of T r wzrri-T'w'o
Ilit.taox DOLLARS of property, amou. people in every
grade and position, in amounts largo and small, tinder
every conceivable circumstance, It wiligive a correct
idea of the Company's good works, nod the value of
gennine underwriting. The bell ia the cheapest.
The burning of tv,ooo,ooa to $100,)00,000, of prop
erty tho pas't Tear, makes it imperitive on properig
hoidens to consider the reliability of the Company In
which they insure, and should be at facient to 41alm
Immediate attention from every canitoos and sensible
property owner to the great importance of not ne
glecting the subject of iusurapte, it t has ben over
looked.
DELAY* ARE frAPI6IAOVB.
Dwellings, Oui-Bullfling,s and cements are fesnreci
in the most favorable it:tuner for A term of five yea{!,
or less. --
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms
consistent ivlth solvency and lair prollt. See adver
.
ilvement in another -
talon Republican County Clanventien.
-,The Untie Repo 'Wan Toteispf Saner Ceitatiere
rdeoistei fa elate& the initial Plane et holing elec.
cion4 in the several Boroughs and - on
IlOnt DAT 01P MAT, 1868, and appoint
Delegates to a county Conomtion, to bo held on •
MONDAY. TR Ise DAY .0B 41 - UNT!, -
at 11 o'clock, a ts io, tor UM puipeee Of ;tont:Mtn a
candidate for Congress. Assembly, District Attorney,
County INimmissioner, Poor House Director, Auditor.
Coronet tuidTtestees of Academy.
The primary meetings in the township. will be be
tween the hours of 2 and 7.co'ckiek p. m., and In the
boroughs between ttui hours err and 9 p.
: In obedience to a resolution of County Convention
the voters of the several d:striets are requested to in
struct their delegates on the question of adopting the
popular vote r system in nominating candidates for the
. .. _.
?lie toting tar candidates ir. the Mesta 'district
*Sall be by ballot. Each candidate must procure the'
printing and attend to the circulation of his own
tickets.
The Districts are entil
Baden bor
Beaver b0r.....
'Borough fp: ..
Bridgewater...
Ble Beaver...
Brighten
Chippewa
Darlington..:,
Economy
Fatiaton
Franklin
Freedom . bor.
Freedom dirt.
Green
Frankfort.
3fetinire
Hopewell
Industry..
We are requested to announce the names of the fol
lowing persons as candidates for the several °Dices for
-which thty are named :
CONGETISS, •
MICHAEL IVEYAND, of Beaver. ,
) ,FOR ASSEMBLY.
THOMAS NICHOLSON, of Frankfort
,FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J. R.' HARRAH, of Borough tp.
JOHN B. YOUNG, of Rochester
WM. S. NIORLA.N, of New Brighton.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
DAVID, W. 80 OTT, of Brighton tp.
ENOCIT MCHARDSON, of Ohio tp
FOR POOR ROUSE DIRECTOR.
SAMUEL GIBSON, of Brightonlp;
JOHN SLENTZ, of Ohio tp.
. • • Iron AUDITOR., .
WILLIAM THOMAS-, of Chippewa tp.
SAMUEL MaIrA.RLANH,.• of Ohio tp.
WILLIAM BARNES, of Bridgewater.
FOR TRUSTEES OF ACADEMY. !,
SASEUEL 3IAGAW, of New Brighton.
TUMMY E..4.1{1N, of Brighton tp.
Illasoille.„—We learn that the new Maicmic Lodge,
Meridian, NO. 411, at Darlington; in this county, was
dedicated and its officers Metalled on the 30th. of 'last
Month, by D. 0 Kughler, D.. D. G. U. of this State,
according to the rincionecustogut of the order. A great
many of the members of the fraternity from a distance
were to attendance to witness the ceremonies. Gur
Informant, who was present, ntatea that the brethren
there have fitted up a very suitable room, and furnish
ed it at cost of about one thousand dollars, and that
pr ebably it iS not surpassed by any hi the western part
of the State. The prospect fOr betiding up, a good
lodge there, appears very fair. The present oMcers are
Semi W. Reed W. M.
Thos. P. Marshall, S. W.
Wm. C. Sherlock, J. W.
Jno. (knelling, jr., Seely.
Jae. Greeting, Sr., ,
T. M. White, 8.
John Paul J. D.
R. A. Cochrane, Metter of Ceremonies. •
Thos. J. Ilartram, Tyler.
A Cotetriporary lays down his platform on the
matter of compitmentaty editorial noflces soruething
in this wise: To, yearly adiertiserranit
Oiled who advertise liberally ‘ It affordeldm pleasure
to notice favorably from time to time.. But there the
patron inserts a short advertisement, beating him
down to the lowest terms, and then regneatc a gratiii
tons notice In the editorial columns three times as'
long as the advertisement, calling attention to it, be
thinks he will not comply. The brother talks sensi
bly. We beg leave to add to his platform he follow
ing plank. When the inventorbf a new patent grid
iron calls on us to wulk. half a mile to witness the
operation of his machine in cooking abeef-steak, with
a view to a favorable notice in the editorial columns,
and having walked the half mile and spent a half hour
In seeing the perfornianee, and then the inventor for
gets to offer us a bite of the bdefeteak When it is cook
ed, we cannot get up a very enthusiastic ,puff of the
new patent grid-iron. Not very. •
Testators , histltute.—The Teacher's' Instßote
for the Borough of Beaver and Boron - eh township was
organized to this place, on last Monday eveningat the
Public School house. B. L. Imbrie;Esq., was select
ed as President of the Institute ; J. F. Bravo, for
Vice President; Robt. Moore, for Secretary, and Miss
Mints Anderson, for Treasurer. -The committee on
neat evening's programme is, PioL Lubin, Mrs. Mar
quis and Miss Leonard.
;The Constitution of the last term of the Institute,
witheome few amendments, was adopted. It was al
so moved and carried that no persona under fourteen
years of age be received as members of the Institute,
and none but members admitted to its sessions. An
initiation fee of 25 cents for male and 10 cents for fe
male members was also moved and carried. The In
stitute adjourned to meet at the same place on next
Tharadag evening two weeks (June 4th). The exer
cises for that evening will bo announced in the mean
time. . -
Three Men Drowned.--inides McCarty 'and
two brothers, named McDonald, were drowned in the'
lsitonlng river, in the pool or elackwater, about
mite and a quarter above Lowell, on Friday (May let),
about three o'clock. They lived at Mt. Nebo, had
gone to Lowell In a &tall skiff and were on their re
turn. They were all more or less intoxicated and by
their unsteady motions causei the boat to dip and
fill,.when she went down and they with her. They
sank about fifteen feet from the the north shore, but
there was no one near to give att‘' assistance. They
were seen from the south shore, bat help arrived only .
is time to recover their lifeless bodies. They were all!
miners and worked in the coal banks at Mt. Nebo.—
McCartey : and one of the McDonalds leave familles.- ,
They were all young men.—Mahoning Register.
The Tribune on the Chief Justice.
The New York Tribune this morning has the fel .
lowing in Its leader. It is deemed significant here,
because until lately a number of Mr. Chase's friends
have counted on the Tribune Ribald in any movement
looking to bringing out Chase , :
"'The man who has done more than all others, un
less in a pecuniary sense, to secure this result is Chief
Justice Chase. Ile decided the vote of Mr Van Win
kle. lie did his utmost, happily in vain, to carry off
Messrs. Anthony and bpreguo. We doubt that Mr.
Henderson would have voted as he did, but for the
Justice's ezertions..._Tkose exertions saved An
drew Johnson from a verdict which we' feel that he
has worked bard and successfully to deserve. Thanks
to infinite , mercy there is en ordeal befbre ns in which
a concurrence of. two•thirds Is not required to insure a
righteous verdict. Let Messrs. Chase, ressenden at
Co. take care of their man . Johnson while we oegan.
lee for and make certain the joyful advent of Grant
and ilctort."
•
insuranto and ch 4
not • r ezret
tectlum Lirosolf
to equalize and
stead of falling
shall be easily
The G. A. We.—We are requested to state that
A regular meeting of the G. A. R.'s of Post 99 will
be beldidthCitioord in Beaver this evening, May
20th,. at the usual time. fleetness in which every
member should take a deep intereit will bo brought
before' the menu. 4 lull attendance le - therefore
earnestly requested. • . .
To the Bepuhlleates.of Borough Tostu
ohlp.—We are requested to state that the Republlatn
primary meeting, on Saturday May 80th, will be held
at the School House In Vimport (and'not at the Court
Uouse as heretofore) between the' holm of 1 and
P. X.
WARNOCK—On May 12th, IE6B, at his residence,
in North Sewickley township, Bcavcr county, Pa.,
Raj. David Warnock, aged 78 years.
, NELSON-In Rochester, Nei! I.Bth, 186% or Congwi-
Oen et the Stain, Warren C: simi of J.
Esq., aged 33 ycars.
By order of Co. Committee.
B. L. IMBUE, Chairman.
led-to Behteatell as AinoW 2
~21 Indepenliepte ''' ' 2
..41 Marion 2
Moon a
.. Now Brighton, tat ward..B
. ;8 l id ..
_ 8
...8 New Sowteykl a
ew Galilee bor s
lif North Sewickley 'a
• 3 Ohio ' ..
.... ' _SI Paterson 2
it Phillipsburg
.2, Palaelti 2
••• • V Rochester bor ' 4
8, tocheater tp " 2
11l Raccoon .......... ......4
8, South Beaver 4
a t. Clair bor 2
- Announoements.
FOR CORONER,
catbs.
IC" of PaietY•
Vixtues and]
EMU
' What party
it th lst. at saeradly,reverens is
and sustains thecOnati•
tntion, and eves all Its
influence to strength- I
en and sustain the I
bonds of this Union by
strictly adhering to,
and recognizing its
wholesome and wise
Demoetaticprovisions
to constituting • be ' I
Congress, and&mate ,
its only law Making
power, and the only,
safe and reliable meth, I
od by v, hich the Beni
timents and wishes. o
the masses can be fair=
ly and truly represent=
ed, and .a Republican
form of Gov e t n h u p ffent
pi g e o anm e o e Thl e
btates,aud theirzights,
libertics and lives pro
tected.
Vilna party
,Lt(
Vie meet
Wreked, infanumesual
terrible rebellion to
dissolve this Union
land destroy - this Co
nstitution and -Ocivem
meat, and while the
Southern faction was
denouncing it as a
wicked league with
Hell, . the' - Northern ,
wing was denOuneing
its defenders as viola
tors of the . Constitu
tion; and when the ar
my was:called out to
drive back the inva
der from capturing
bur National Capita,
with One accord, they
cried out it was , un•
constitutional; when
money and supplies to
feed and equip our
brave men in thelleld
was appropriate:l4v
cried out, a violation
of the - Constitution ;
when Pirates, 'l9pies,
Bridge.
burners and Mobites
were arrested, it was
proclaimed agrees vi
elation of. the Consti
tution tddeprive them
of their liberty, and
the whole !arty. ~ men
tvomen and children,
were disgracing and
dishonoring by ans.
applying the Coned
tudon in support: of
the rebellion, and
against its supporters
and defenders, and
not one of them in a
thousand had ever seen
or read that sacred in
strument.
2d. What party
WWI it, when this in
strument was assailed,
that loudly proclaim
ed we had no consti
tutional power to pre
vent the secession of
the Southern States,
and that we never
could coerce or sue
cessfully contend with'
or subdue the galtapt
,chivalrous people of
the South;
through the war, And
ntil the day of Lee's
surrender these sena
ments were proclaim
ed, and the war pro
nouncea a failure;
and even now they
are stealthily circula
ting false and lying
work V, called "nista
ries of the War," in
which they lire elan
<Wring ours gallant
soldiers, calling !hen]
Lincoln's cowardly
dogs and hirelings and
asserting that that gal
lant,* heroic Southern
army, was always vic
torious except when,
we outnumbered them
three to one.
What party was
It, when this sacred in
strument was assailed,
and denounced and
the glorious (Adds&
the emblem of our
liberties, was (milted
and ruthlessly torn
down and trailed in the
dust, and our national
vessels and forts tired
into and ciptured;and
our citizens murdered,
imprisoned and '.ban
ished froin Southern
States, and their prop
erty confiscated, for
their love of liberty,
that so cheerfully. and
bravely responded to
their country's call
when the life of this
nation was in its dark
est and deepest peril,
that shed their blood
andlaid their lives and
their treasures on the
alter cif their country,
and sliouted on their
way to the field o
strife the Goverinnept
must and shall belpr'e
served, cost what it
may.
3d. What party re
cognizes that Holy God
like .rule, that' can
give any hope for* the
future of this Itepqb
lie—that of doing ito
others as we: •woltil
have them do tn . ' tt
and that acknowledges
the Iliht4
sole of faithlrid 'prdel
!ice, and proves their
fidelity to the same b •
sustaining ail the-great
moral enterprises
prAnoting education 'I
and civilization to.all
classes and conditions
of mankind, and advo
cates the observanee,ol
the Sabbath, the sup
pression of drunken
ness, gambling, pro
fanity, and all those
demoralizing vices
that are sapping out
the life, health and
virtue of our people.
13d. What party is
it that denies the Gol
den Rule—of doing to.
I others ns we would
lure them do to w—
hits- any application
'to - the Negro ; but
• hottletluit they are the
chiseendanta of Ham
VteiimrteAtp
obalq> CIO con
!did .oritevanasanil
I .coheuDilsa of the snz
perio . ritots, - The latZ:'
ter. rition. Witch
Morel results in Banal
ganui n, and which
has been cleetly • ad
untied and sanction
ed by that party as
ev
ide a few years
ago their united
support in electing
Richard , .JOhnson
as their candidate to
4th. What party is
it that selects the
most loyal, intelligent,
upright—and faithful
men as the rulers o
this natiozpind whore
garde these Christian
virtues as the mighty
levers on which alone
our national glory can
be elevated, dignified.
and perpetuated
and that takes
the true Democratic
view of the three sepa
rate and distinct parts
and departments of
our government.
Ist. The legislative
department, compos
ing the - Congress and
Senate, 'being the im
mediate and direct rep
resentatives of thepeo
ple, are' constituted the
only proper law.mak
ing power.
2d. The executive
departMent vested in
the President of ' the
United States, who can
recommend the pas
sage of snob - laws - as
may seem to be ne
cessary,- and may re
turn such laws with
his objections as do not
seein'to meet hid hp
probation. But all
nets passed by the con
stitutional authority
he is.' bound to see
promptly and faithfill
ly, executed to the lots
ter.
• Bdi The judicial de
partment. Its povitt
are vested in the Su
preme Courts, and ex
tends to all cases aris
ing under the consti
tution And laws of the
United States.
,- •
Mil
See,one of, the Prize Cups awarded to ,d.
Speer for bis celebrated Port Grape Wine.—
it is the.best grape wine
' .ever produced - In
this oonutry; the Standard wine !for commun
ion purposes, and the Most bencileial for to
map and weaklipersons.
, ,
Igo troubli to show vods, Ja m es A. For
t u ne's, Diamond, Roc tor.
"How 11l white hairs beeoine a fool and jes
ter." said floury IV. Row ill, indeed they be
come any one when "Barretila Vegetable Hair
Restorative" .occasionally applied will keep
the Imir as lreslfind ;glossy in old age as in
youth. TO this valuable acie was rewarded
the , oillyvete medal over all competitors.—
Tri%States Union.
pioda selling at Pittsburgh prieei, a
Zeroes A. Fortune's. Diamond, Rochester.
A pure and unintoxicating wine, prepared
flout the finest native grown Port Grapes, es
*hilly for the use of Christian churches, and
guaranteed to retain its 'grateful flavor essen
tial qualities tinimpaired for any period* by
Asl filpecr, Passaic, N.I. and 209 Broadway,
New York.
'Our drugri, sts have some that is four years
old. '
;;Cheapest goods in Seaver county, atJamcs
Fortune's, Diamond, Rochester. '
'jWii are indelltedto Messrs Croft and Phil
lips tbe energetic real asstate and Insurance
Agents whop office Is located at .No 139
Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, fora copy of the
May issue of their - Peat I..'stats Register. It is a
neatly gotterup, and Valuable work, contain
ing descriptions of farina, mills: stores, hotels,
tanneries, salt worka r iwestern lands, city and
suburban property, and 'should be in the
hands of every one contemplating the pur-
Chase or sale of Real estate. Persons desiring
a copy of their Register can have one by
sending them their address.
Great Bargains in i dry goods, at James A.
Fortune's, Diamond; Rochester.
75 crafts, will buy, the latest style, Ladies' or
Misses ptorlstmw Hat, at Bence's, Bearer.
- • •
. rforraE Etauvranalioe Goods.—We take pleas•
urtilit calling the attention of our readers to
'the c:ltrd of Messrs. J. B. Beggs & Co. which
appears in another column of our paper.
Those Geztlemerilhave a large and varied
stock of Hone furnishing goods on bands,
consisting of all tie latest styles and nove.
ties. ' They make ' a specialty of Queensware
of which goods, they have one of the largest
stocks in Allegheny city. They also deal
largely in the wdoden and willow ware line.
Persons in want of almoat anything in House
furnishing line, (inn not go amiss in giving
them a call, and td the trade they are prepar
ed tel'aell at setbsfectery. prices. Remomber
'the place, No 124 Federal street, Allegheny
city.
- 15-cestts irlll.bny.,Aie latest style, Ladle a
bi Misses pc ail 'straw !Ist, at Bence's; Bel•
Var. ' ,
t 1 •
•
! NOTICE. -
, , May Oro, 18e8.
ATE ,lIEREBT GIVE NOTICE TIIAT OEO C
TV Bpoyerer Is our 8010 Agent' for flour_ outdo a
"Canton Clty".4lllls, Canton. O.
" 1 lIUNTINGTOIINt AMIN.
.
. $25, , REWARD.
VOMTHE ARREST AND CONVICTION oe THE
.L.' person or, persons .that broke Into and took my
horses from my Beaver Etable.on the night or May 4th t
and rode them .• . W. G. TAYLOR.
my13138:110 , ,; •
the -like Prisideney
of tiiiiJulted State&
When theiVl4 PAY
let out the fact he hid
a black wife, his riar
ty denied, hid having
married het? but' ad
iCsbsaluletrator 9 e Notlee.,-Letters of Admlnts
trationion the estate of Robert Stephens, late o-
Frankfort borough, Beaver county. Penn's., deed.f
saving been ',granted to the undersigned, all person.
indebted to the said estate are req,tested to snake Im
mediate payment, and those , having claims or demands
against tale estate of said decedent. will present them
properly authentiottted for settlement.
DAVID =ALL, Adm'r.
untied that he bad
children by her slid
and freed her from
slavery like a gentle
man, and owned, and
educated and - intro
duced. his daughters
into sileety,as refined
Ladies * and married
hinA to white men,
and be never lost a
vote of his party 'on
, account. of his anal-'
gamition with these,
femahiltmerican
citi
zene of African do
ecent.
1-larton,
D E N TIS T.
OFFERS MS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
the citizens of Bbaver and vicinity. Office south
of Moore's Drug Store, Third Street, Beaver, Pa.
inylW6B.
r:For Sale to Close a Partnership.
A FARM, CONTAINING ABOUT 2 1 30
11 part under fence and improved, etiolated In
Greene township, Beaver county, within a short dis
tance of Smith's Ferry. The land extends to the Ohio
river, on which it bounds over 600 feet: ;contains
two ;.c.lns of Bituminous Coal 234 and 414 . feet, and
one of Cannel Coal of 6 1 feet thickness. Atari, a vein
of Fire Clsuitable for the manufacture of Fire Brick.
Poi furt her information inquire of •
S. 31. &TER,
No. En Liberty at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
taring.
4th. What party
is it that gbes,to show
its _ -bitter opposition
to law and order by
discarding bud de
nouncing the laws as
cruel and tyrannical,
and an infringement
upon those rights and
liberties " wherever
those laws are vindi
cated in suppressing
treason and rebellion
and in arresting and
punishing those ';leak
ing traitors for mem=
bling their duped fol
lowers in public meet ,
Ingt,andexciting 2 their
already inflamed pas
sions in disregarding
all-hews, and aiming
themselves to Inlet
the execution of the
1 tettneandreanifesst their
strong attachment:to
traitors, whether 'of
party or country, they
embrace' them ,when
ever and wherever
their strong affinity
draws them together,
they , pity and 'mime
thize with' them, by
contributing large
sums of money;to - ae- I
fend them from the
just penaltieslrof. the
law, and to educate
and supply their fam
ilies with alt the htx
nries their hearts could
wish; and in order
distal' they party, as
far as possible may be
committed and .hden
tilled with their tzeas
enable enterprise, it is
contributed in small
stuns, so thjit, all can
take stock :. and also
they assert that trait
ers,„gamblers, priie
k
' fighters, drunkards
• and snobites-rand se
lect such as represen
tatives of this
,great
nation. and also con
tend that the Frnu-
The Beaver Falls 1310 Works
_
TIIREA WORKS ARE NOW IN suopEssPut,
opera lion, and making an •excollent COARSE
SALT.lnaperior fOr curing Nada, Au. And also mak.
IN SALT: a good quality.' The attention of
SALTERS IKERCIIANTS FARMERS,
Ia knitod tonne d =gulag for themseiroa. Orders
will be promptly plied.
Beaver Fags, April IL itlefl--aprllV6S:Snt..
• LCIIIING GAS!
florid ALL THAT HAVE DEEN SUPPIUUNG
tis the untold es of toothache, and dread of ox.
!auction, and you will And that ,Dr. Chandler a Co.
are re.. di. to relieve you by the nee of the great pain
destroyer.—LAHOMN. G OAS—and make their ex.c.
Sou a source of pleasure,rather than of pain.
All dental operations performed In the beet possible
manner, andat reasonable terms as by any good De o.'
last In the county.
.111 fr Office in Deaver Station Rochester, Pa.
- Si3ol/7-1/ J
. T. J . CHANDLER & CO.
Aristnlstraitor9e Notleo.—Lottere of Admtals r.
tration on the estate of ' Bard. F. „Wtbson, lato
New .Brighton , having been granted to the undersign
ed,all persons knowing themselves Indebted to said
estate, are requested to makelnuoodhao parent, and
thosei=laima against the same, will present
them islthentlested for settlement.
!adILII3 WILSON, Adger.,
aptildlB.lt.- • • New Brighton.
111113IDING IX PULASKI
township. offers for males 160 bead of fine ohm,
(pot Spanish). • nice $5 per head. This will include
the la cube banging to the ilOck.
ELWOOD TAio.
ape994lBt4V.
~
. _ ,
,SWEET POTATO-PLANTS.
.
rrUNDERSIGNED HAV E d CHOICE LOT OP
ia.semond Sweet rotate Plante,,at their gardens,
In New Drightott, wick d they oiler Ibr sale.
This plant is better adapted to onr climate than anj
'other now cultivated, Ind Its yield Is very fair,
Persons about to engage in raising sweet potatoes
for their own use, or fors should try the Name
mondpiant. 'lt will prove higtiy satisfactory. Oar
terms are Moderate. Vali TOR see ns.
E.V. WNSEND & SONS.
apr.29'eBi4t•
A dministrator's Ttotles.--Lotters et &Eliot"-
Dation on the estate of Daniel Evans, deed. late
;of New Brighton, Beaver county. Pa.. having, been
grasted.io lito — undersigned. all persons indebted to
'add estate, are requested to makeluaradlatopnyment.
and those having claims against the saroc, wilt Present
i them properly autnualeatsd for settlement. •
Llow,Ajw DVANS. Adner..
aptlsl6:6w*: Fullsion, a.
de.at, is the Go me e :
wont. thuscompletely
repudiating the true
Desnanutie, .:,doetnne
of the people 'ruling, 1
and goes In Ibr des-
potic, one-man power. ,
• and - eneourming and
' /mien* g An.
drovir J., in dictating
into for the Govern
.,
meth of this country.
- ' :. `kola Anon. 9...
4
; Special Notittl.
SAORAYSiTAL WENS.
A VALUABLE WOIIIG
SEIEEP FOR SALE.
FRESH ARRIVU I
New Spring Goods II
NO . .ADVANOE. •
FIRST OPENING f
- or -
SPRIG - GOODS FOR 1868
RE
F. k. Fortune's , '
OBBAPDitt GOODS STORE,
•
IN' 213111 DIAMOND
TiociresTEß :PA.
NEW PRINTS, '
NEW MUSLINS,
NEW -CHECKS,
NEW GINGHAMS;
NEW DELAINEA,..'
NEW COBURGS,
ALSO,
Table. Dinner Crash,
Red Flannels,
White Flannels,
Yellow Flannels,
Jeans, -
Cassimeres,
Tweeds,
Drillings,
Hats and . Caps,
noOp Skirts,
Balmor'al Skirts,
Notions and Fancy Articles,
Trimmings,
Bonnet Ribbons,
Millinery Goods, 47. e.,
The above comprises the most compiete Stack era
offered to the citizens of Beaver county, and we take
pleasure In assuring onr.customers and those who may
favor us with a call, that the above stock is as chap
IS UV
IZEMEMBZR TILE rug,
P. A. rortune's
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
- •
111 1 .0 -.THE DIAMO
ROCJWsTER, P.i.
BIG SIGN Avroir the paverile4l
COME EVERYBODY AND SECURE
•
{_'BARGAINS.
WALL PAPER !
WALL PAPER !
WALL PAPER !
Oa Cloths !
Oil • Cloths !
Oil Cloths
11. X* ar
CI AL Pt M te;
CI AL 11.3 Vb "I"
TWENTY-FIVB ITIOUSAND BOLTS OF WALL
PAPER, jest. received, and will be sold lower than
can be purchased elsewhere, at
B. IZETILT:twTivrIS,
Bridgewater, Pa.,
Direct from England, hearing the original packages.
Also, Window Shadmi, Satchels, Trunks, Stereoscopic
Views of all places of interest in the country and upon
the continent.
I respectfully Wve notice to all to call and see the
alarge
S and well selected Stock of general VARIETY
GOOO.
Included in above, we base Looking Glasses, Car
pe
pa ts.) Rugs, Oil Cloths, &c .. of beautiful design and
ttern.
• B. ratratEutt. •
ma:1168;1y
Assignment ofINTER COURT OF COMMON
1
James M. Boyd I PLEAS OF BEAVER COUN-
Ye. I TY' NO. 332 . ILMARR TERM,
John Ramsey, 1867. ~ . .
4 51 iltoe•
Interested parties are hereby no.
Med, that the Out and_final account of John Ramsey,
Assignee of James Maley& In trust for the creditors
of sell James Y. Boyd, has been filed in the Pnlthon
otarre: taco, at Beaver, and that unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be shown, tt will be confirmed by
the Court ortthe first Monday of next term.
myoifit9t. JOHN CAUGLINY, Prcer.
T THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Or 134:A
-I.VEMCOUNTY. NO. 814 MARCH TERM, 18G&
In the matter of an application for a 'Charter a In
corporation for a Churel in Now Brighton, Beaver
In
co Pennsylvania, by the name of the dist liaptist
Church of New Brightna, Beaver county. Pa.
•
And cow, to wit : March 25.1938,the tbregonig
Arnment of writing baring been perused and mann
ineddly the Court, and the contents appearing to be
Law I, and their objects, £c., not being Injurious
community. The court direct the stdd Instrumen •to
be died in the °ince of the Prothonotary of the Court
at Bearer, and direct the maid officer to give notice
thereof by publication, and grant rule to show reuse
to be entered why the decree prazed for, should not
be granted-at the June Term 1 aB. •
ms6lsteL JOHN OAIIGHHY. Pro'T.
Eixec atorhe No tlee.—Letter Teshunen i tar, tm
the estate of Samuel .Reed.-•tiked.. Into of
Darlington townsh* Beaver county Pa., baying been
granted:to the uWerslgied, all persons indahtedj to
the Bald - estate are regueded to make Immediate pay
ment, and those hailed claims or demands 11,711198 t die
estate of said decedent, will make known the same
without deity.
A. B. o n i uters '" -
L MOM! •"••
apithEt6t.
,Coal and Nut COM for Sale.
TaigVISDERSION'IIO THANEFUL,'POR - TICE
patronsge Iteretofitre bestowed upon him. takes
pleasure In informing that:Miens of Rochester, With;
water, Beaver and surrounding country, that he ,
still prepared to furnish an excellent article of Col
and tint Coal, on short notice, either delivered, or a
Abe Bank, on the best of terms: The Swirls loot at
on WKlniere Ran, near Rochester. Pa. Orders ted
there, or at the Store of Thomas Allison, in Bridgeleft
tee; or at the Prothonotary's tittle-01n Beaver, wllwa:
promptly Ailed -Capt Seely is Agent, Rochester, Ibe
) . J. C. MOLTER. Pa.
jyrrnir, r f firridgcwater,ra
GRAND SPRIM
a. - :;_n....l3ENCE'$;
Entirely New Stock
RIBBBoN, ,
ILO WEBS,
" HAT&
BONNETS,
FRAMES. &C.
and PLAIDS
blue receiving a gee stock or.TRIICIAIIiat% or CT.
Cry kind. Dress 'Trhatutngs, Maws. L►sss for Trlns
mluP, Gel -
MI
We claim to bare a good se;lcction alwaye on band-
FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS AND GLOVES,
Of all !dais. Cuffs and Collars, Ladles' Scarfs,
French Forms, Sc.,
A good moan% entalwa}•r on hand. Beauttfol pat
erne of etntapod work for ladl(4oudetwokr, Ac., AC
VEIL STUFFS,
HATBAND BONNETS ALTERBD . .CLEANUS AND
DONE. (NEE Clißlr.
Also, Dresses and Samples cut
and made to order.
Elegant French Wba;ebono Corsets, very cheap
Thqse new style* of
1100 P SKIRTS.
Our Geckle are fPaiionable and carefully seletted.—
Everything desirable In our line la added to our stock
as soon as introduced In the market. Our 4;oode are
what we represent them, and our prime as low 4s any
Thanking our Mende and customer', for put Wuxi
age. we would respectfully ask, a contlnnance of th
same. Giro us an early call and as tidy sour
selves. •
aprslS:am. • J. 11. BENCE.
•
Geo. C. ,
Has just returned freint.the
East and is now receiving a
Large and Well Selected As.
sortineut of
Spring and Siimmor Citiods
LT HIS OLD tiTAN D
Corner of Water and James its.,
DRY GOODS, -
NOTIONS, C •
CAPS, •
BOOTS and SWAB,
' GROCERIES, • r
PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE,
IRON,
NAILS and
CARPENTER TOOLS,
110PE13 and °CUM,
' PACKING YARN,
OILS,
PANTS, DRY AND IN OIL.
faueesarftse Lad.,Wiilow-ware
lievivig - tbe 'solo Avery for the cel.3bratgd
CANTON CITY MILI.
For Rocbeeter and. vicinity, we offer - flour to deal
en at Fittaborgh mice, saving fielztit from atm.—.
Ale°,
Also. having the agemcv for Il u Wale ewe
Scale*, wo Mr to the ;male, Scales at manufacturer*
price*, cArusl.tlng of Hopper, Counter. Hay, Cattle,
Darmouri Rolling MAU and Railroad Scale*.
Agviits Air Marks Dona Solid:do of Ulna
and Muter Par% for lauds.
Bower FAII iiikeitrazt snug Co' always on I=4,
we pare alansys a Rill stool on hands.
L. •
CALL ONCE, ANT.) YOU W 1 1 4 G.V1,1 4 &GM,
UfHa
OPENING AT
'
VIER') STREET, BEAVER; PA.
MILLINERY GOODS I
J. H. Bence
Buttons.
Embroidery,
Of every descrptlori
PINIUNG AND STAMPLYG
Done to order.
Sp4 , erer,
rtcycheat r; P a.,
GENERAL DEALER IN
FLOUR, FLOUR, FL ÜB,
IVITOLESALE and REL.
3EI 3111 T:1 7
WHOLESALE AND /LET CIL
Ot.IR MOTTO;
apcl'63:l7.
=2MA=I
Alnays on bud