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E'e r JUNE 'lO, 1868
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um, IhriFliainr, Jr.i7 1 0 Fifth street, Chront
di , ', a iming, rittebuthi.is b authorized Nront tot
Ins Arica tj that CRY. 1
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NEW ADIVEUTISEISIENTX.
The ntleution o r the public le ditteted to the fol
to„inl ndverttsements, which dpittitar for the,
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tot Oro innif` wirs to-day.
VT Change of Thne—F. It. Nycre,Gcnetal
. Agent.
veritounty Accolintl-Rochemter borough.
ver New Store—Mni,'E. 1L Beacom. • '
titrWatch Jeunet.
rfrSennring, Drying and Pressing'—Jos. Braun.
OrSoUce to Stockholders—Charles D. floret. ,
fVFlour Down—S. J. Crone Co. • •
Orlime, Lime, Lime—W: J. Dunn. - •
tt'Executor's Notice—Jas. Warnock, Thohinson
IVaniock, Execatora.
CF .- Special NoticeS—ll:A. WEson: , •
terFrclat Notice—James Pontefract.
Of - Special Notice—lL Id.Donehoo.
07" - Spectal Notice.--W. t. Minn.
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Frost.—We understand that the cltizeml living on
and near Brady'n Run, In County, were visited
anti frost on last Monday thonilngi not beaVy dnottgh
howwcr, to do any material damage. In thht 'dime;
Clan. vlcinity none was noticed on that Morning,'.
Beaver Borough Statintles.—From the -
rittitrus of this borough, for 1363, we ascertain
that there are 69 horses, 76 COWP, 42 silver %Vetches
worth tal end upwards each, na 43 gold! watdies In
1k aver. -
The great need among Republicans he orgtiniza.
natl.( Proceed at once. Let every city, town and
hamlet organize, so that, as the campaign advances,
e may, be all ready. A long, pull, a strong pull, a
poll altbgether, and victory'is ours,
“Flour o_swir.»—Prord anadizr-
Uenmcnt
an
Ilonment In another will boneen that floor
la "tumbildr; doWn” quite cleverly. Mr. Cross a&
u. 3 that If his liner does not prove to he of tho
very beet quality, tire money received for it. will be
'rd inded. •
The Popular Vote Elystero.—One Republican
trienicin Washington county will hold their • iinnnal
cententian, on Monday the 22d of June. The primary
ew.uhmv.v4l.o he held on the Saturday preceding. At
Mete Inter the Ropn►dlcnn voters will Instruct their
delertem as to adopting the Crewford county system .
leiminating candidat es for county offices. •
'Gen. Slekles, at' the close $1:.( Ills Grant speeth Stl
very appropriately quoted from TetillY6oll
un the Duke of WiAlington, as follows:
"ife'ls Our createFt, yet `Jib least pretense,
• teen( in rennell.:ereid in war, ,
The grvet.rt captain of his time,
Itirtfin easing, common setwo."
The next State Fair.—The neat State Fah. for
Poncvlvanin be held in llarrlsbnrg, on &totem-
Per :nth find rgith, hurl October .14. Sixty-five acres
of rrodmi hacc been leaned for the purpose. A race
coiner of Inc mile In length Will he fitted up for the
necessary buildings are le be com
pleted by the middle of Septembdr.
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A Straw from Oblo.—A special judicial oleo
:Inn lru jut 1:0:en 11l the judicial district cow.
1.6,4 v the clunth:s orGallia, Athens, slcigs afi'd
h,n, and it hnA resulted In the election of
imumk,,lleptiblican,by 1,1315 majority, a, gain
et I:71n four counties since last fall's electiOn. A
'Ruhr radio I h rough the:4lde would increas4 our nut-
Poty by more than ton thoufand rotes.
Two youttz men who 'attempted to pin an en
two(' to the Young Ladles' Seminary, atfitenbert 7
,i!,4', lade, the of her . day through the rector the build
ing, for the purpme or elnudeetinely meeting the fair
pg. upants. were discovered and Ora at by a teacher.
--one Escaped, hat the other, in atnipting to. trawl
t..
down I Tont, wee precipltated to t h pavettictit beickr,
picked up by a policeman, and lodged in the station
how. 7
f .."Ntritek with Lightning,. While U heavy
.. storm st4'na.itlitit over this place•en last Saturday af
ternoon, the liriltfiling came M'contnel\ with a\ rod 15n
Mr. E. I'. Knitter , house. The top• of the, rod was
Itroktn nil lki the:cmieussloo, after whlch,the eieetrici
Ity Pit the rtll ana;by way of ate building was eon
rtncted to the ground. The roof of the house was
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damagednome lictle. None of the inmates vrent in
jured by the tl tt.
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" 4 IIaPP Patittly Is—A Cage of Agilialais.
Orennying In mnall 'pace in' the Paper Mill at
Adams' Liam, n OOP CUunty, le dcage filled With sev- ,
toral speeleA of AnhnalF, all livin.; together AR happily .
#l,ll' belongunAlothe sane fires. The eolloctlon eon
pits of foxi.s. ntreton4, rithhito, squirrels., •,eat..!!, mon
keys, ,te.., &r. We do not know. Who the owner is,
hot jim;v• that It .ttn.rds hint no little gra %ideation to
FMI, NI m , ny "varmints" living together in such beau
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' (Iful harmony. , •
Napoleon Wiling, the Elkton .walkistifteectm
owied the lent of walkilt4 a mile In seven minutes
and fft.on FP COndg.lll New Lisbon'on last Saturday
Ilteraeon. The watt was witnessed by a large Crowd
spectators who lined both altlea of Walnut "tercet.
A parse Ivan made tip for lir. Young, but we have
1101 anerthinedthe number of "stamps" contributed.
/ 3, Proposes to walk In Younk - stown on the 4th of dn.
ly, and at New Lisbon ag4tn, durfooluiCOtulty Pair:
Ey6t..ye state. .1
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The lifirrlsburg Stale Guard says: The Bepubli•
ens et Pennsylvania will be ably represented on - the
'lump 'luring the canvass for Ilveldent. From i what
Ire kani, we can confidently state that.B&Clovernor
Plinth, William D. Kellcy,lohn W. Forney;' Wayne
*V.'lab. Morton McMichael, U. Becher Swope, Bett
ina 11. Brewaar, ()tenni W,Scofield; Bon. - Thos.
I Villltmp L. N. llalt, George Landon,Trof. Wicker
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'dim, Prank Jordan, A. K. Mcdtuns, John, Cessna
meil ether able speakers will thoroughly canvass the
;siille• All that is necessary is organization , to. make
l'eria yivaniatgive Orant fifty thousand majority.
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1 41 Brainlike Bite. — Ammonia of bartshoni, is
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d Ynht '''`'' the best remedy known for tho bite of the
rl ! l llyilike. Alcohol la irocid. but not t9' be retied up.
fora cure in all eases, ‘ So wltkeeveral kinds of
etable remedies a they, Cure 114+1e caeca, ell, but'not
la all. Next to ammonia, - mud is probably the beet.,--
AMn ‘.2
--..0. .". J. D. Sharp, of Spring Volley, :Whines°.
IL was bitten on the foot by a rattleanake, they Bald.
I-ad Weame very Birk, an 4 likely' to die. AL length
'th^tilet his foot in a pall of mud. Ile was !alloyed
_l' ninon ininutes,.and combined to improve Milli Le
iwei bell. If one leis such a bite to treat, and cannot
tel symenia, let him give whisky,' ors, ndofilik SUM
1/antiiiiternally, and apply mud to the part bitten.,
i'miging It oncii in three houns - din lug the day.—!. T.,
! ' , .Vm )h, 'the , rr.r. , -
nitoCll;;elstiii.laitlitititidtsforining;
a deaf and dumb
. 144 w a d dropped Orr he„ eel?* the
railroad station in this place. lie was a stranger to
every itie in 21t1d stclalty ind ire Preannse.intiorthilt
ed off the 'train because =p4 inability !ti• Psi fate,
and the uneertainty of his deettinatkm. Pnblie
authoritice here took bhit-'fn ehartle. Pllrdtat 'lo,dg.;
Inge for, him tor the night, and: , the attic! Temityg.,puf
chased a Holies fir him to Cleivebnitt eent , him*
thither; Ftold what Wald be learned from him they;
stipposCei Min to hace ielithrde h,l that Place. -" '
A.Coriedtlon,We atated in 0 Oa* 61' last
Meek that a Young ' lll34 'ilizile . d, /kink 11 , 11 i 1 ",1 41 1 4 ,
brighten, had died' watt' stidaenly thatputco a few
nfghts before, and liutthie prepensititbr 'Makeling
liquors had probablyaKimaddag to do witlihts speedy
dealt. Since then we date lititnett that our infornw
lien as to Ids dribking vita labbrretti lie vrairibr tho
pat two years u" taember:of the IL E. Ch4ch,
t in
good stnadipg, and thatimil od had alistainediroin
drkiktitg' intbileating Oporil entirely. 't We-talc's
pleasure in making tlilicifirehttOn;fie we do not de
sirtito Ntronnd'the feelings In any way of the relatives
of the deceased: r. ,
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Old Trom—The Cypress of gamma in loam ard y,
Italy, is perhaps the .pldeet tree on record. It was
known to be inexistence In the time °Online Citiar s .
42 years before Christ, and. is, therefoiv, more than
1,900 years cild. It is 106 feet in bight, and 20 'feet in
circumference at one foot froM the ground. Ravi
leen, when laying down the plan kir his great rand
over the Simplon a part on one 'of the Alps, diverged
from a straight ]too to ova& Injuring this tree. .The
hondr of superior antiquity, however, is cill*ed by.
some In behalf of the Imnienee rind venerable freq .. In
Calaveras iountr, California, which Is suppdsed, from
the number of concentric circled' in the trunk, to be
2,565 years old. • •
Mosta:mister Nasbje—lt is said that the Post
mead General is In constant receipt of tenets from
all parts AA the country, "demanding" (that is thO
phrase noivadaye i l the removal of Postmaster Nasby,
who is only making himself ridiculous, and bringing
discredit on the Democratic, party, by his foolish let
ters. Surely these petitions should be heeded. Ile
certainly is bringing disciedit upon the Democratic
party, and if the Confedefate R. Bonds P. 0. can be
found on the postotilce list, liasbi ought to he remov
ed from his respon ebb) position there and some. man
put In his place who would not tell so mach abott the
`whisky drinking and miscegenallortwbich goes . on In
those puts. Besides be spells badly, at' rimes.—Dbr.
Wetting Brick.—Very few people, even build
ers, are aware of the advantage of wetting bricks bo
lero laying them, or if aware of It, t h ey too often nc
glcct triprar..ilee It. A Wallrtwolveifiches loth
of good mortar and bricks well soaked, is st ronger
than one sixteen inches thick built dry. The reason
of this is, that if the bricks are well saturated with
water, they will not abstract froth the mortar the wa
ter necesiary to its crystalization; sed,on the contra
ry, they will untie Chemlcallt. and 'beecoine solid 'nit a
rock. 'On the other hand,lftbe bricks are put up
dry, they immediatelrtake.uilail the moisture from
the snorter, leaving it hold andliirden, and the con
sequence is, that when a binding inf i lhbs description
Is taken down, or tumbles down otOts own accord,
the mortar is like so mach sand.
A Irtdthial Representative Renondinat.
ed.—The Republicans of Mayer county hate renom
inated the non. Thomas Nicholson, for Assembly.—
This was expected by every Republican in the State
Who has become familiar with the valuable services of
Mr. Niche%ctn. Whilst he not only watches and
cares for the imniediate latereat of his constituents,
he can truly he looked upon as the representative of
the great State of Pennsylvania. Acquainted with
• the financial affairs of the Commonwealth, in its ful
lest felye, he always watched the interest of the tax
payers with a Jealous eye, and saved them witty thous
and donate, which might have otherwise, underarals.
taken Raley or a litterat spirit, been , appropriated for
useless purposes. The Interests-of the State need
such true defenders, and we congratulate the Republi
cans of Beaver cobbly thfit they nrlll ,tdneribbtn thelr
full share.—/lorriltterg
fElebel Outrage In Alitbanut7A tuvro /I'lod
ged for Being a Republitan.-Tescmpu,ALA.,May IS,
IReA.—On Friday night last a colored man warned Ed.'
ward Shogogg was taken out of his bed tboUt nild
night, by three men, who broke in the door of the
house In which Shegogg and two other .colored men
were sleeping. They carried Shegogg aboht five hun
dred yards from the house. 'tied his hands dad teat,
end give him fifty lashes on the bare back, after tear-
Ili tila shirt off. The three perpetrators of this out
rage bad masks oter their faces, high conical smile on
their beads; and long white gowns over their clothing.
This outrage took place In Vranklin county, Ala.,
about twelve and a half miles from Courtland, out the
farm of one, Hennepin. The perpetrators Said they
were tlie noble Ktv , littv., sent by the Great Grand Cy
clops to ppnish Shegogg for wresaing Radical polit
ical sentiments.—Memphis PM, cif Mety.2o,lBoB 7 ', •
A Glaring,* ffrstlseisoddl.—Some petsott or pert
sons In this via Ity are just now engaged In the small
business of cite lilting a lie to thdetfect that on May
, i in this pla •, the grave n of officers of the army
were strewn pro scly with rare and beautiful. flowers,
while the gravesf ofprivates only received a handful of
withrred commin-place ones . This is simply n false
hood,' and the person originating it must have known.
that it was sucii it the time be told it. The cemeter.
les were :visited arid the graves decorated under the
auspices of the Grand. Army ofublic. They
caused a wreath of laurel
an p t A li t be made, for
each of the nineteen soldiers' graves in our two burl
al places. This wreath, together with a hotpot set in
a vase ware placed on the grave of each soldier, and
then a handful of wild floweni!were scattered over it.,
No flisductionslvere made between-privates, anlccr
(ably none between officers and privates. , If any of
the graves bad &niers or decotittiona in cams of
what we have-mentioned above; they were placed
ibefe..by the relatives or immedlote friends of the de.
ceased, before or after the Oremonics" took place:
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The illfookstOwn Robbery.—We mentioned
last week that a gentleman of this county, named
Wood, while passing from Georgetown to Elookstown
on the night of Wednesday May 47th was waylaid and
robbed of about $2.000. Since then we have come in
possession of the following additional particulars :--
Mr. Wood is an insurance agent, and-has had his head
quarters at the hotel in Ilookstown for some time past.
Ills daughter. a young lady . of 'seine sixteen years, his
been staying there with lath. On - the evening referred
to, heiras over at Georgetown, a village on the Oh ,o
river, and some five Miles distant from Ifookstown.il
Finishing up his business, he Started on foot foe' the
latter place quite late in the evening. On the way ho
was overtaken by simpletons looking men) whOm
he had frequently seen in Bridgewater or Rochester
some lime before. He and they recognizing each eth
er, they inquired of him what business he was at now
and whether he was going to Booket own that evening.
HC nruniered the)i interrogatories, and then they pas
sed on. There 'in:inner aroused /his ensplelons, and
having d revolver with him. hallow tool it [rem. his
pocket and carried it in his hand. Soon after this,
night set in., Passing alone, he came to a large.tree
standing within a foot cle tad of the road. When im
mediately opposite to this tee% he retraced tt, teirible
blow on the head from a chili, which knocked him
senseless to the earth. From this time for three or
foul houis,he was unconscious. Reviving.ine realized
his condition, and by gnat efforts he managed to walk
and - crawl to Ilookstown, where his moaning made
hire heattl,:andrellef ',was fftended, - tolhim. It was
now ascertained that ho had been isiblied of all , his
money—about $2.000. In the mqming his friends
went to the scene of the robbery, and there found his
watch, revolver, and two large clubs, evidently, the
areappna_esed. to,:overcome bilk . Mr. Wood was heat
en considerably carer the frand;'arafthinis he lie sus
tained some internal injuries by the desperadoes
jumping npon, and stamping his breast with their feet.
Ile is, however, now much hotter, and we preanma
will soon he Well again. No trace of the robbers
could then be found, save some footprints near ' , the
place where he was attacked.: : •
. Early last week, Mr. Wood- made information
against a man ridded Orsey Bolles, who lives some
wtiere in that locality,. believing him to be one 6f the
perpetrators of the villainy.. „Bolide Wiwi:rought to
jail on Tuesdarevening of fast week. Wedneeday
afternoon; another Man named Builth Mlg arrested in
Bridgowalei^airanother Of the patty connected with
the robbery. Bubbs was committed to jail to await
the resnlilofsoma Investigations that were then taking
place. On Wriday,'after a' preliminary euininatlon
befortsf ustlCe Imbrle, flubbs was discharged, the evi
dence against him notimingsnalcient lo
Bolles, however, is still In jail.
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:Itinsurerlielthe-llse Mites, =mad.-4
Atha Insurvace CONsuaY luta been transacting "the
btusbiess - ,tit l ialtrime Wsnalvel: ripe r b , iisityhalf
tentury bittmealithur claim ev4W- Arm , * al
most every phalli' of experience, anti acquired an
amount of practical infer:dation not anrpase4 by any
similar corporaildn. Tile mass of statistical record
',.accumulated In the transaction of so large a business
and for so longta i tit,WicAN4 a *WM Ittlyibt for
caleulafng t
is apparent economy, but real lmprtifience, to
Seek for cheap or kw rates, irrespective etchatacter or
standing. The only legitimate remit of insuring
property at inadequate rates..is,bankruptcy to the tin
fferwriter, and, perhaps, to thb insured also. When a
Company offers to insure et too low a_rato, disap
pointment and failure are mat as certain as personal
eitravagance—beyond one's income—lit next door to
poverty and want. ' An Insurance Company has no
power talito4deo'sacraff by Ina4nci thisreAs no-mm
terniit toi3ral*ictl94; !"0,9 fiw V. r i ti e P l X
,#) Weir prosperity as to individuals ; lAeir Income
meta =cad their expenditures, or they Will have an
early in'solvency, and be consigned jtci the tomb of
the Capulots."
the difference irptween cheap Insurance and cheap
*lode is this. When a man buys cheap goods he has
them. Goon, bad or intliffirtant:' "ItAgy them, ;and
knows het' the faltiedt his purchase; tint iihint be
gets an Insurance policy, he may wait one. two, ten,
averty years, or longer, until the day of flee, trouble
and calamity, before he can teat the' value of hit pur
chase. r When that, day arrives be will not r ente! bay
ing adopted the part of wisdoms in protecting klintelf
with a reliable Axis policy. • .4- - • •
It la the beneficent alai of Inanrantri-to &Maitre and
diattlimto lost ; so that calaniltles, instead of falling
With entailing weight upon tile !MT( 041 ibe
borne by the many.
Jararanca
.creafea independense ; a person paysjor
his oton inderruatty, cold Eked not be a lax on his
friends.
• If a proper estimate Lk formed of the rum and ,de:
struction occasioned tithe tinning of Turzusi-Twa
MILLION Dou.sus of property, among people in every
grade and position, in amounts large and email. under
evcry . conceivable circumstance, it will give a correct
idea of the Company's good works, and ; the Value of
genuine underwriting. The best is the cheapest. •
Tice burning of $80,000,000 to $100,1:90,000, f or pron . -
erty the past year, makes It imperatlyo on property
holders toc.onsider the reliability of,the Company in
which they insure, and should bo sufficient to claim
Immediate altenticin from every cautious and sensible
property owner to She great importance of not ne
glecting the ant:Oct of Insurance, if it hes' been over
looked.
DELAVI ARE DOnanous
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Dwellings, Out•Bnlicllngs and conteriiiire insnied
In the mist favorable manner for a term of Ave yeana
or leas.
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Fire and Inland Navigation Tasks accepted at tonna
Consistent with solvency and fair profit. - Bee adver
tisementln another column. Ow.
CarlomA Comp°.ltlon.
BY A TEILY MIXAtt 'BOY.
' I don't like the girls. Girls is very different Vom
what boys Is. Girls don't play marbles, and also girls,
'don't play hookey. I played hookey once and got
whipped for it. Girls sometimes get whipped, but
not so much as boys ; their clothes ain't so well suit
ed for it; that is the reason, • I suppose. I never see
no Orli play base ball, but theysay they do in Bos
ton. I was never in Boston. There is plenty of girls
in Boston and big organs. List year when I was
young the teacher made me set with the girls. because
I wag naughty. I cried. boya like Oils better
;than little boys. 'I went on a sleigh tide one . .night
with my sister Nancy and Tom Sykes. We were go
ing to New Hartford, and when we got up by Pegg's
tavern, Tom asked me to look in the bottom of the
sleigh for his whip. and while I was tearing he fired
off a torpedo. I asked him if he had any more torpe
does, and he said no, but he fired off' another when
wasn't looking. Girls &M't like to, have men, Maio
them. ' They Always say "don't." I f wasn't foetal
they would tarn their heads the other way, bet they
never do that; -I Saw Toni 'kiss Nancy once and I
went and told my mother. Then my mother put me
to bed. When.a glrl takes out bee handkerchief In
the street to wipe hei nose. the young men who earn
their living.by standing in front of the Pine Block al
viayiw,ipes their noses at the same time, If they see
her. Girls get married sometimes; but not alwaye.---
those - that don% get married don't want to. When.
they get married, they have !wedding cake. I live
Wedding callpr hit I do not see any fun in getting Mar
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ried,-4iipecially to a 'girl.
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An Act Rattling- to the MayonMon of'
iiinrplntellounty Irundn.—The following act was
passed by the Legislatnro of this State last winter :
Section 1. Be U enacted by the Senate and Howe,
of Representatires of the Commonwealth-qf Penney!-
canto In General Assembly met, and it is hereby enae
led by the authority of the same, That the officers or
autlictritles of any city. borough, ward, or township,
in this t ommonwealth by whom any fax or taxes have
been levied under authority of any act of Assembly
.for the payment of' bounties to volunteers in CV mili
tary service 'of the . United States, 'he And they are
hereby authorized and required to pay to , the, school
tfeasnror of such city, baronet, ward. or township, to
be used for common school purposes, any surplus of
such tax or taxes which may remain in their hands of
the bounties or obligations for the payment of
Which themune lore levied have been tally paid and
discharged. I
SEcTiox 2. Where there are independent school
district: in townships the aforesaid aupihrities having
charge of said surplus bounty funds Weill pay to the
treasurer of said Independent school districts,their
pro rata of said enrolee bounty funds and the court
of Common Pleas of the proper county may pn petit
tion decree the payment over of any. surplus. cc. bul , .
once and enforce such decree by attachment.
School Dlrectors'wq notice that this law not only
anthorisett them to pay over the surplus bounty tends.
In their hands for school purposes, but requireo them
todo It, and thus settles a question 'that tfaa given
trouble in many districts.
Sudden — I)eatb.—On last Friday morning a
young lady, aged fifteen °rel.:dean years, pamed Ada
Abkell, of New Brighton, cited 'very 'suddenly atilhi
house of her Grandfather, 31,r. lttlev. In her Usual
health, after breakfast, she went up stairs to attend to
some chamber duties, and not returning at the expec.
ted Cline, her avant went to ;ook for her. She found
her suffering with a violent pain in the head. She pm
tinned to grow worse and worse until in the afternoon,
when death ended her sufferings. She was a pupilin
the Public School of that place, and was highly es
teemed by her friends and acquaintances. ,
The exercises of the lialamathean Society; held in
their room Friday evening, were very highly aPpreel
ated by all present. They consisted of Essays, Bfn
ele; Recitations and Select Reading, and thoir prepa
ration mist have been beneficial to the young ladles
as thefr porformanee was pleasing to their emitters:—
We learn Bishop Kingsley is to popresest during the
commencement of this institution, And that - our citi
zens will have an opportunity of hearing en address
from him at sumo time during - the exercises of the
week.
The Sabbath School Convention will la 4 held in
the Id. E. Church in Bridgewater, July 16 and 17.
Rev. J. IL Gilbert - of , Baffsba N. V: will be present
- '
during all ilia . Pastors, teachers and friends
of Sabbath Schools, aro invited to be present. • ,
' lilildgewater June 8, 1888.
The Corner Stone of the American Mothodhst Elpis
eopal Church 1011 he laid on Tnariday June 18. 1568,
services to commence at 10 o'clock, to be conducted
by the Mir. Henry H. Harnett. Friends favorable to
the came are most cordially Invited to be present. • .
A Cartit advertising the sale of a
rumba our paper of last week, for Mr. Lyon of Ohlo
township, In this county, In giving the number ,ot
acres of cleared land, our type caused it to appear sa
150 acres cleared, where Itahould have been 190 acres.
.lilcaths•
- - -
LIIIMSH-On Ttotreday Jinni 4th, 18t18, Hi Roches
ter, Beaver county, Pa., Mrs. Rachel, wife of Goers°
Lehmer, Esq., aged 'ffl years. •
HALL-On Juno 6th, 1868, WU:aver, Pa., Mrs.. So-
phis aged 6:1 years.
WHYAND I -Athts maid enee in Somerset townehitt.'
Somerset' county; Pd.; on Sunday the 31st of May,
Michael Weyand, In the eightieth year of his age.-,
Few men in any community had a fairer, reputation
than the deceased-none played m the christian virtues
were more strikingly disp lie lived, as he died.
*peace. with-all men. A man of clear, intellect anti
dtscernthg mind, his judgment was seldom at fault:*
None knew him but to love him. Having been sorely
afflicted for several years-the Scriptures were bitt
soiace.• He read them with a Just appreciation of
their excellence, end profited by the winilevome.
ikons of instruction then.iin coutolued.-41msract
PerOcraf. e" - v
• =
. •
tiLliMai*ak oti% . tee soled;
heeled Brogans, at ' A. Wilson's, Diamond
.Rophester, Pa. .
ts ierrihe's' pita' t!ttehThita,
at IL A. Wilson's, No. 1 Dhunond, Rochester,
larg- and ,betd".l 1 *,)c of Chato L ls . for
Ladle, AfiagPssjind Children ever Offered In
Barb; bounty, now at ;IL A. Wilion'A Boot,
Shoo and Gaiter Empbrinm, Dlauidpd, Bo:
chOtel. . - - 1 •
Ia .low of the present. low prteti-or wool
NOM comp:it w.a to the Nst of woolen pods,
it is &trill , to the inters of evcryirbetpow
er, resbrve a part 9t, 'Auvsent clip=arid
tiie it manufactured fpehhi• own= nie. We
-know of no better i110c07,0 'have- , this. work
dine than the estatillahinent of Mr. JOs. Pon
tefract, New Pfightoai:Ptg Illankete, Flan
nels, Cleths; - Titrns, AcVaie manufactured
Um on short noticeattillffte most Teasonable
terms. Roll Carding, ?twinning, Fulling and
Cloth Dressing OomptjteAtended ye ••
`R. A. Wilson'slA oat; Siloe and . Gaiter Em
porium is mesir the B . ri_dge : , in Dhnnond,
Rochester, Pa. . • ,
--m---", . . . „. • •• -
. 1
t.
A good Brog*ll,Bteerheited, itrted:and war
rinte4, for : f1,65,0 R. A. Wilsol's Rochester,
,
B(ss:6:6cl:itthe Prize' Caps ' awarded to A.
Speer fur-his oelebratcd Port Grandly-inc.—.
It is the best , grape wine , ever Produced in
this country, the standard wino for commun
ion purposes, luSd the moat beneficial. for. les
nudes and weakly persons. - • • Lly.
_ ,
Gents Calf Boots , at ludonialablit
riCes,mi
rantefl, at A. Wawa's, Diarao (I, Roches
ter._ •
i "Clothing makes the man." To be a man
then, visit the tailor Lop of H. M. Donehoo
on Third street Beaverrts.. Ho -will make
you asuit _lsom top tattle, that wilFfit you
neatly,attd*ke you Took as gentcflpts you
eau reationality expect br. &sire..
Gents Congress and Lace- Ser e Gaiters,
jest reettivodlit It A. Wilson's , don't fail tb
eta pair. '"
• Ladisis will find good assortment of Kid
and Morrow?, hec edi Slippers, at IL
son's, Eliamond, R chaster; Pa. '
sy referenbe to as advertisement of W. J.
Duim m another co,ltitnn itwill •be Seen that
he hits something new iaft.he way firma
Hind. It is
_said that his tiparatus works
a • \
Besides this every persciti knows thlit The
linieiltone in his quraryth of the very best qiutl
hp; and with his additlonsl fsellitiestibr mark.
Macturing lithe, it can hardly.be °then,*
than, that he mikes and offers for sale a splea
did -..nrtiele of that important matenal-Tor
building purposes. Prices moderate,. and all
Orders attended to with the utmost ,proMpt
,ness.
Take Notice.—Call and examine the isrgo
,stock or Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, at B A.
Wilson's, NO. 1, Diamond, Boche.ster, Pd. • •
Gents Cali Congress Gaiters,box tO, Sewed,
new style, just received at R. A. Wilson's;ex•
amine them, t
SPEER'S WINE.
Speer's Port Grape Wile- , is the o nly , wine
calculated MA° good in disemersiof the atom
, Oh, bowels, liver, and kidneys, sink as acldi;
• ty, dysentery, diarrhces,incoitlnence of urine
and general debility. One bottle Is sufficient
oconvince the most sceptical "of the. great
uratite powers containedlin this wine.
Said by d - riiggtiur -
• •
Eri3llllllB R. 11., ; 3Viletieg .stock. Ot - Bwt+
Shoesund nisei • ; 4!i; • ;
A Largo aidoitrient`orChilthoeilk tileh. Cut
Congress Gaiters, at R. A. Wilson's; Diamond,
Rochester, Pa.' •
l'oriulles"Galteri. to 4" A. - Wilson's,
Diamond, Rochester, Pa., viheie you - wilPgett
the best and cheapest. ,
By'rennitrNO —A NEW •- . • AECIEkENT•- '
Mr. Henry Feicht of Bridgewater is exten
ding busineSs operations in the ' butchering
line, to Beaver. In the future be proposes
to'visit BeaVer three Alines a' week to supply
its citizens with fresh =Nits of .the.different
kinds viz: On Tuesday's, Thursday's'and Sate
unlity's. He buys his stock, inpart; In Ohio,
and the meats he offers for, sale "wilt be found
of,a superior quality. Halt Win. as he passer
your door. ' 4t
'The reason why joh should go to R.
Wilson's for Boots, Shoes and Gaiters: be
cause, you can get a good pairqf Gentsßoots
for' $2,75 a pair, of Gents Brogaris flir $1,65,
igtdallea Gaiter for $1,25, and warrentetL:
BEAVER
(CORRECTS
Flonr pet bbl; ' 218,50
Dried Apples per bus. 2,20
Drted rodeo per bu. 4,75
Wbeetper Itro.^. , 2,50
Corti per bus.2,'
Cite 70
Flax Seed per btu ,05
Bean. per bns ...... .2;00
10oes , ..4 1,00
.. : ... .... '3AO
Corn Mcat .. 1,10
Rickard Btellefsingoil ,- . - 111 THE CRIIRT Olf,COM
vs. monPleas of Beaver county
Robcrt:Clark. Nqrllo, Sept. Term, 1861.'
1 • `Foreign attachment, assump
sit, plaintiffs claim found& on note or deferildantdated
t ui
Augnst I 86 1,:lbr $1018.00.4 1181. 1805,,Indgnient:
A
against defendadt on delimit. .26 4 rile. for
tothtontrtary fp ewl &imager,* ,;• - : ; :
Notice hi h M ereby given that th e od iat bald
Cimrt will assess p l aintiff's damages, at bits office, In
Berwer,,on Friday UM 10thda_y_of .July,A.B% at 10 .
o'clock, A. M. - 'MEN CAUGH.., Pro'y. ~ -
A dminlitrators4l6lll6e.--LettitsZadminfi
tration on tbe estate of Eve C. Grab re deed.,
late of Marion towniblip,J3eaver county,' • baying
been granted to the undersigned, all persque Indebted
said gelato, are requested to make itmwdiate pin
ant. anddo ee luMug claittlabgainikthltelapc, Will
caent them properly authenticated for aeweraent.
4 4.E.h31 PERIFER,Adm'r., '
JOS. H. - GREER, •
-
AlecniTicr,
. - 0 4ip. ar dim aid 1.4604/14
ORD'uIBPSITc°' gocifirkintistk.: '
C ! LAVG3IIING -! -
ONIS:ALL Tlt THAT HAIM BEEN BUTIMItING
the untold Waffles of toothache, and 'dread 61'ex: -
traction, and yon will , dad that Chandler & Co;
are ready to relieve' by 'the nse tir the mat
o &
(kstroitefwirvaggp re GAßr . pd maikaithelt
gork Immo ,r akar duo et pan.
! All dental operations performed to the beat postd_l4
manner, and at remactrole terms as by . any good Dank
flat
4 67- 1
17,t l& •
s•
t ‘ itTJ - Thc. ? - n6sw •l ish ; tir
MIY ,918.
nos.
•• -
eivV, NO/Cg-TUI 62 • GEO
V Spnyeref , Is our sole Agent for Ann! ?pole at
"Canyon City AWL, Canton. O. • • •
11131V1170TC141; K.
MN
: \ ~
MARKETS.
D.WEEICLIr:I
iirxhii, - Mahe 10, 18118.
Egga per cloz • 10
Batter per b . ' 80
I.
S 'l tiaomn sp er
, V.AIS
.wari .1..;:...,.. la
811 op tty I ..; 18
ITalowperltl ~;.
ILardperlb
Caildles per Ib.' 181
llfoliseatBe/ gal.. ..... 1,441
liadn ed Crude OH •, •- 86
Oil"TOoli,": Engine, Bbiler,, &c.
1" , ' For Sale. I •
pri skruimii - .nnrs en 4 net Ai+ i o'clock
P. IL at UnionvOle ; beine at Dror,olz:
Rum 'brans ono coiqpir, . T0.,45
...
known on dlr °f I t i ord • ' u : o r i prent- • -
-JOlOl BM% Sec
ME:=I
tbaso rt
-4bralliallikiiiiiiii 4 a litolllllAo-Le tteriottidatliaa
tascipri pa Abe. asla44,-Itobirt. i :gegbeta* late, r
4krbughe. Bitrir taaray,-..rougea:4 - Idee d.
viag lreq grapied toal .updenignellt all person,
indabtesicktbe add gaup are s mArated to makeAnk•
mediate payment, and these barb dal - m.ler demands,
:aimimteaMhtObf'aalSder will prawn !Ite,
properlyeutbisd4l6,ralemett. 1..
saylBW.Ctt. DAVLl:l4l4+llX,•Adma'r.
___. ,
i'' ITIIIII4 YT:ViAIf/ill tt.cIikAGO,ILAPIAT4Y,
On mid Altai.Jane3t t,IWO, Trams - will lerio , Siiitioas
' dslly, (Bandar ear as follows. ' grata lewslar
P.. :. -. 4sayisrl daily.", 0r5,1!,4 itsv,,.
li t iMatasith as *P:7l4lessisidadly.l. t, A t.:,..
. • 'a. Par's. :rare. Rasoa
Pltbiburgh.-..00he. t: 1: IVa t • X
RXX ....... . 0 • 815 1010 500
fialein 1081 ' 12116rx 447 ..
Alliance 1195 115 510
Canton 1918rn 158 850
Wasdliorr,.,.. ell + f i 318 7 645,..
Orrrille. -:-.. :a:4. .: ..... 731; 71+ i RR 718 i
Wooster .
• 745 907 MO " Tll5
If itudiela • 116 400 SOO 228 I
Ciestline +1 '• us- 5 A3, 680 1000
100 d 8211 1015
Bncyrus 1095 640 1011 ' •
II per SarlusitAg.... liter '7lB . 719 1114 I
4 114
rest" r 1127 759 751 IW7 ',
1227 rat OM 908 116kx
V Wert. 196 1015 .1016 sn- I
Pert Wayne—. 800 1910161 t 60 g
coicoss:s %.,.. .. -. 837 .100
,A4,, 1 , : ,,,, i'..,.'' , ..:.. 0 • "..e. ma , 165 a g , ;44 2
uth , ~. 610 1100 533
7_44paralni . + 685, 447 415
W 03480 , eso 'silo cso 010
1 ox. ~. Iv , ..:. :_ MUM 64313161 WT. t • , ^, 1 •
.Moos. lisea. Estes. A.ii.
..
..---...-...--...... —. -..,..---.
..
. ..
' . 450 An MA* , 920 rat ..-•
1251 MEI 1106 710
P al442 :+uth •' 90 1125 198lAat .900
1090 1991rx 139 960
Cb tl ig i t v ila 1115, -leo, , ,217, i , ,4050..
Mt Wayne 11220x* 200 - 815 1116 .7 1 = 1 Wert• -' R
108 -. 3015 -.,, ,480 1; 1215 A
.33 itl 1:5
Forest. ' 413 500 r -
'653 218 ,
lipper23andusky...a a, 514.- - b 33 718 -212 .'
Bucyrus ' - 557 - 505 ' EDI 816
•
CresWne 1 .::: • 680 MIS SIO. 3io
so 91o' era '
Rensfield • - • er 723 424
W005ter....., ' 851 858 1
'll II 550
918
Nonillion .../. ' 946 115 ~
950 , 1 7' 4121"
Canton . 1001 1006 12 781
Alliance .. 1045 1830 , 11255 . Bl5
Salem ' - 11114 IL2OAx 125 539 '.
Rochester 1266. Ax 106 ins 802 10(6
Pittsburgh ' 155 , .910 • '4lO 11115; ,
Yonngetown. New Ca tie and Ede Express le:11:0 8
Younngsetown at t3O p. in; New Castle, 4:00 p.m; arrires
atsrttiebttrgh; 4:00 p. m. Remnitng, leaves Pittsbursh
7:15 a. saws. MN. Untie, 0:40 a.' m; YoungetOwn,lo:4s.
• Youngstown. New Castle and ,IllislarrA Accomnur.
dation leaves Yrinnestoram, SSIO a. in; • New Castle, 7:10
a. in: arrives at Allegheny, 10:00 a. In. Return% e„
leaves Allegheny, 4:15 p. m; arrives New Castle, 7:05
p. to; yonngstown,. 7:50p. in.
• F. H. &rural Ticket Aim .
,• Cif,BVELAND 42, .11M13111711011 'RAILROAD.
On and alter May 11, 18118,, twine w ill leave Stations,
daily (Sundays excepted) as !Allo ws.
' •-• . ' . . •Maix..EZeti. M. Accon
. ----- --I
Cleveland. , 839,sai 1210rn - 310rx
MAKStreet... 845 - 1221 " .1 - .1.
Hudson. i 950 .. Inc • •
Ravenna '!021 141
'Alliance 1 . 1120 2,21 2 1 1 7 0
Bayarslllsl 212
Wellsville ~ - • 1 -130trat 116 • ...... .•. ,
COIN° XOUTII. • 1 :
.
• .
, -• y , - 21,711.. Exr . a.l • Ae'con
--
WEN '.l Mix 335Px ....
Ba .:.., .. ~...;.. - 102 W, 415 ....,. ....
ill 2 .., ' 1140' -' 510 • 74asii
• Mr • 547 EC3I , •
.•
:Hudson. LW • 511 910 °
:Euclid Street •• - • 137 669 1017
,Cleveland • ' ' 150 710 1030
dolma au?. • ,
. .
• • ~
, --- , 1:?.',• ' ' ' IliaiX3 Extort "'Lapse. ACLON
--.--
Beller 4 tllf.oam 610 Ax 210ar ....
• 1113 8 3 pir 1;2 4 ;, 240 3 i .....
Ster ßri =le .
Wellsville - 1011 - 850 • 4451515.4‘i
Stolites Veen ..•1 t ..... - in A pg
Rodieme T , . . . • • 0
30105: : WO MO 730 '
Pittaburgtt •- • - • 425. y 1055. 1665. 840
.., .
1.1 . noirld Wirt,.
•. •
_1 Mm . Ex - r!s. Brea. Accon
_._.•____.. —.
rlttaburgh , ettl,4 1310rx 486 an 330pu
'Rochester 71 • 235 : 550 •440 •
• ono WI , ma - two
Scalth'a ireryy ,757 305 'r:,3 516
'Wellsville •''' " ' ' 1125• '., .4101 7.18 , 1 615 '
Steubenville 925 40 818
I ....
Brl u ttorl:, - - i 1035-1. 455 El. ....
Be " , 1015 • r 605 -WE • ••••
MEE
ENIIII
• _TUBCARAWAft BRANCH. -
'
jfi t r Arrivese ao.
' l4 s7ard~l~l .m -1- 7 11 M1 1 41 16 501.12 1 1m
7 ./4/101RIERELBesbesiLT.4,1fici
Geo. O. Speyer
Has just ftturilea Rein the
Emit and Is now ireceiv-, - •
log a , Large and. Well
. selected Aomori
mast of
Spi Bumpier Goods,
• - iii OLD STAND •
_ -
COMM! of Water and James sta.,
GOODS,.'' ,
NOTIONS,
HATS;
• CAPS.-
' BOOTS and SHOES,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
-HARDWARE,
• • ".-1 r 'MOW, 2:
NAILS and
CARPENTER TOOLS;
ROPES and OCUM,
PACKING. YARN,
•
Quefmwere and ~WluPw'tcrafe
- FLO' 7LOURi FLOUR,
C. - %) • r
worsur4 . , andagrAg.
.0 ICT O'l TY' 111
For iltoetweier and:tbirll9_ ls /
mist •PlUsbargitraiesi UCliat MM.
: ' !• ••
• 3EI 311 120 4 .. ..: •
WatiliEBAll3 &It?.
- ‘rringtMe - 4
44 illiffaiO -gale ceis
43 adeaVirtrdffer to'the pa e, Seale* at nfihnifact •
prices. consisting or -Hopper, Coaster, Hay; (.41.1e,
Darmont, 4 ltolling Mill and
, *allroad Beaks.
"ms. l
EtrOilt i ik6ti sitiphatci e• if
Also, rAgents for - - trio
and Plaster Pada forlands. - , :•• •
•
• !Bemis sat *salaaming wit. tisit Oways lisiad
we have always a full stock on hands.
'o , l4.olo* , iiii; 1(0 ,tv.AL4
ME
i P rt*ltiri " .
CUTS" GOING VINT:
Rochester, 1411,,
GENEXII DAAIER 1
I;IIT)4 7 I> .* t . kTETIV
OUR'MOTtoi
'.lO
FRESH ARRVAL I
• 7 s
1 ft" . AP. 4•". •) „
' ;id& Arc
Now mph .
E' `
f.;12Z0.44,1,VAX90-:.', ;
'Ffir k ST OPENING
[MI
=PEE
SPRING GUM VOR 1868
AT•
- 1- A. Fortune's.
• . ,
EAP DAY., GOODS '.STORE
IN ' Wild DIAMOND
N,.pW
NEW MtiSitNS,
NEW. GINGHAMS,
NEW. DELAINES,
ME
'tit& imer Crash,
Red :Flanxtej4,l
White Fhtilnels,
Yellow FlT[Telsi
Jeans,
Cassimtiies,
Twoods,
•Drilling;
Hats and Claps,
Hoori-aititi, • -
,Balmoral Skir,ts,
Notions and Fancy Articles,
••
, ,
TrirruninTi
. .
Bonnet RibbOne,
Millinery Goods;
Toe allele totitriaes the unmt complete StGek or e
Offered to the citizens dr Deaver county, and we take
pleasure In assurtni &stemma and those who mar
taverna with a call. ' Wok the abort stock la ad !heap
, •
as OYU: !
. ,
~; ~ ,
F. A. Forttna.e'g
cir vitt tiii it / GOODS STORE
EMI
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BIG SIGN •Aeriithrthe , pavenuint.
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MEM
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OF -
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NEW COBUTtGS,
and' MAIM.
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2091IpSTER, PA.
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rirwrziTikmilx TrfoIISAVDI.IIOIAV AL
.1. PAPER ) nit rectheit; sea will be sold =
Will
caq be parcliiitd_plaartare, at
IL;
7
ACV - I.3;EP S OLE j:f.
liiidgeWater 4 .
Direct fmin England, boarigabnottinatiiiickagrao
Also, Window Shadev.liatitglA.Ttlankai:S
Mewl' of all place* of Intekst is tho o=ol= .
the continent. t • t r
i ref Pettrully RIYo notico t.o. talland., sea Gm
and well selected btocleof• Kendal .VARIETY
GOODS.
•
Igclinled In. nbonNand brioutooldnaldnote, Can
We; Rugs" Oil plait,, 4flC., of tr.,utiful and
•
triiilf6B37
868.
CARPETS -
wpiLLu* . - ..840/
51 • Fifth litredt,
, Arell " c r tn t . '' ;,veri— r"
'AARON STOCK
BUSSELIAi
vEiVET - § ;
Three Ply,
• ANTI ,1 ; ;,;
COMMON. CAR,PETS4
OIL CLOTIIS,
RUGS;
• And. eYerY aria.; belonging i 9 tbn
Cjarl3fat Trace:
Brtmlum 'BR 6S.
Fifthsl Btrpet.
Tistrtfiititukt.
- TILE . OMEAPEST
Boot and Shoe I-lonse
T T
• ... • • • • •
• -
mA; , : i kr o u n i .t a n ur i tE i n k t t rigi,F.s oe. h il i ti e i ti Cl l. lMlS
York' Hew
and i ßosurs Prices, thes aa . vipg . of . end
• •
Agent for Philadelphia City =Ms ro6de -at
marmftleterma prices: ' • •
eCounttl Merchants and ShopPeaTess will tare nips
eyhy ding on me before gofer: Vtid:
Goode Received Dally
. • At 'No. 102 Third Stzciati
l•ift* Weed. • PIITSBURI3II, PA.
RETAIL STORE
No. 98 Market Street •
9D DOOR FROM FIFTH.
myfradni. •
MO:argil rind Cleratiiid Express, via. Youngs
town, leaves Pittsburgh, 9:30 a. la ; Homewood, 11: 10
a m Laurence Jnuetion, 11:50 a. ra. Arrives at
Youngstown, Der,o p. . .
Returning : leavesLatino:own 5:30 p. tam eu erl
irtegalt;b7ll UP: r ill° . 11"d '. "if P
97th SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE
RNA MANCE CO.
Hartford, 'Conn. '
ASSETS '(at Market V.ahie :)
Cash on hand and In Bank, ...... .. - ......tuam Ep t
Reamtate, = Oll
Bank
ortgage Bonds., . 1390, ank Stocks ' ' • ......r. 1,2477,810 0 00 0
U. 13., State and City' Mod: and other
publicaccuritles;. - ' • - ' 1,961,r3 Ts
$4:8213,4a ?a
405,148 eti
Net Arretit. titt.39 - 7 — kE 1 3 1
garlha9 Atteeted, Sworn to 144 Signed. •
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The Zino Insurance Company it the Mister of Its
Patrons Wan extent teu fold greater than of lts own
Stockholders
TOTAL Lb 57323
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$23,600,000.00.
If a proper estimates is formed of the ruin and de
struction occasional by th e burning of Twerrr:
Tutors MILLION . MOLLAILI of property, among,
people' 1n ev,ry grade and posidon, in amcinta
large and small, under every conceivable circumstance,
it will give a correct idea of the Company", good
works, wad the value of genuine underwriter!. - The
oldat Is the cheapest. • •
AGENTS FOR BRAVER CO
A. Wytn.lierver. Pa.: A. O. Roemer - ;:1 5 r Brigh
ton, Pa.; C. B. Murat, Rochester, Pa.; John IL Trim
blt±ive. Rook abr a h 11 - 61
aXISS. '
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intim STO!IE FOR SA RA
TILS UNDERSIBFF.D, ASSIGNS& 00: ,joszpu
M. DEVINNEY, of , Now. lirtzbton.ilearer coun
ty, Fenn $.. offers for salo the Drag Store of said De
cinney, in New Brighton aforefstd. - The assortment
of Drugs, ChenalmU, O il s, Palate, Liquors Dytt OWN;
Is of the twit quality, and the fi xture. furniture and
location of the Store, is unstirpassnd by any other In
the county. A rood custom likowiso awaits the put
chaser: ror Particniant itddrcas •
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TiIOWAS G. FERE. Arsigo 4 24`..
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FreCdom, Beaver County, Fa.
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execntoi 4 s Notlbe.-•-Lotter Tootamentazy OM
the, •Ititate o['. Hama& Reed.: dee'd:, late h l
DarllegtOn towlishtp, Bear*. county' Ph., having
granted: to tho undersigned, all persoydented.i
the told estate are feque-ted to milk; 1 . Odlate pay
meot, and those having clahns or neman s ainst the
estate of said der r odTt, will make known Me came
without delay.'
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*; :A. B. REND, I 'I
J. L REED, f E k eell " 11.
I'v ~
4aniBl : 6t.
-s;
,
rirli UNDERSIGNED .lIAVINII JiTRCSIASBD.
the Omen , and Provision Store t akes
O. IL Seria l
mer, on Brighton street. Roehea takes pleasure In ,
Informing his friends and the pu ldJdgenerally. that he
has addearaly to the Mock= ta-nossrpmed to
furnish at e lOwestpossibid rates all sell es Ouldb
kept In a drat class provision store. J. SHARP.
tidtopleasure In recotri ttb .nding:Capt..dharp to my
enstomerg, and tru.t Isria
tsWpr the
sm. pidrouttoimlifsarully
RMXR.
'may6tB:3mos. ' ' .
Mil
ME
jCoal and Sidi Coal rot Salo.
TIES UN RS ONtD ATIANKFUL FOR TII R
1 patter:se - heretofore bestowed upon
pleasure ininforming the citizens of Rochester, reel g
en
wa„ Beaver and rrotinding countrz, th at' he
sti, prepared to furnish an excellent tu'llele - Or Co'
an Nat Coal, on short notice, either dellferm.l or
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th... Bank, on the best of tennet The Bank ts
on WlLititers RIM; near itoettertee,lfdr Orden'
there, or at"the'Store of Therms Allisoheittlirldge
ter; or at the Prothonotarg_s,a®cetn Beaver, sill
promptly filled • Capt . sttly la Agent, Rochester, 1 11,i
.• S i O.' NO LTH R. Pa:
)717 .67 : 1 7. ltridgewater,ra*
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SPICING:
Two Ply:
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IVINEIC4 SIIADES
zubruziiik is;
Total Liabilities
SEII
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