ThP (Argus:
Beavfe c laseek $4; IDOL " I
Niate of the Thermometer for the
w 001 F, °tang tho 20th - of March, 1800.
- 7 'A. M. 2 P. Y. g 7.' Y.
—,--
itur.l4, 30 deg. 03. Aieg•
• 15 25 dog. ' deg. 12 dog
114 10 deg. 92 deg. • 25 deg
17, 15 deg. - 33 dog. 22 deg
IN, 23 deg, . 30 dog. 20 dog
33 dog: - 39 deg. 37 deg
to, 37 dog. 30 deg. 20 deg
• lt. TAYLOIt.
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The attention of tho public is directed
to tile. following Now Advertisement/1
whildt appear for the first time In tho An
gus to-day
Carpels—Oliver McClintock 4 Co.
Dry Goals—Arbuthnot. Shannon at:
Co.
ilooks—Robert Davis tit Co.
earpetaL—ld'Callum,,Brothers.'
New Goods—Wm. Reich, Jr.
l,ook Rue—Daniel Miller.
Executors Notice—Robert D. Dawson
and Samuel Duncan Executors. .
Special Nottoolfre. E. ll'. Beacom
Special Notices—Snltgor dt Co.
Special Notice—J. Y. I)oherty.
Pitt hseriptions to the Ileavee ,
.111 r•
ens:—Tito following named pehOns
Lace paid the sums set opposite to .heir
mutes on subscription to the Beaver
Altlil'H, sine° the date of our last Issue :
Win. ElHeti; Now Sheffield, • $.3 00
Silas Moore:l3l4'cl Hawk, 2 ItO
D. Figlet.,..•:tlfow Sheffield, '' 200
chart es.ilninze, Brush Creek, 2 00
D. C. Brute, New Sheffield, , 2 00
James Niekle, (deed.) Kendall, 2 50
Err. A. 11. Calvert, Etna, l'a., • 1 00
J..\. Johnson, Darlington, ' 2 00
M. Days, Jr., Itcwhester, - '2 00
Rev. 11, Scott.: East - Palestine, . 1 00
1:. (:, Cooke, Darlinghin, • 200
Role. Bradshaw, Chippewa tp., 4 00
.1. S. Linen, Beat'er, • • 2 00
J. I. 11. Carothers, Allegheny, 2 00
T. It. White, New Brighton, 4 00
lienry Smith, Georgetown, 4 00
Jilt. litirford, Beaver,. g 00
S. %wits, Beaver 2 00
Wm.
. Reich, Sr., Bridgewater, 5 50
Robert Irvin,'Darlington, • 2 00
Gouge Neely, Economy tp., • 200
W'llei littler, Homewood, 5 00
W, C. Dunn,
Baden, I r 2 00
1,. J.lterre, Baden, • ,]. 2'oo
James I'. * Ewing, Holt, •' 200
It, S.'itanger, Bridgewater, 2 00
John Roberts, Beaver, 5 - 00
114 tins or County Committee.
- r9unty Committee of tho Repub.
limn lisrty . of ateaver County Is request
tdjateet at the Court House, in Heaver,
nu lotiday, April 'sth, 1869, at 1 o'clock,
e. n. A fall attendance is earnestly re
as business of importance will
brought before the Committee on that
day. if. !lieu, eltr'n.
'rho person who borrowod ono vol.
tune styled Legislative Manual, will
oluell oblige Dr. Le'ett, by returning
the mune.
Thanks.—Capt. James Darragh, of
Sharon, has our thanks for a basket of
fine Russet lapplos. May others Imitate
his example.
Change or• - rosAnsalsters. The
Postmaiter honorni has Made the fol
lowing change the Homewood Polit
Officp: To be P . ostmasitor at Homowood,
Bearer county, Va., J.' H. 'Witherspoon,
vice I. C. Evans, removed.
• Decllned.Wo have received a corn
intinication signed "Big Beaver" on the
Sheriff ittestion, We decline to publish
it. Coin inunications of that ehartuttor will
only appear in this pair over the auth
ors signature. In this instance, we do
not know even who the writer is.
••7isiu urn 3loakey."—Our nub
scribers in lloavor.and vicinity (those
who receive the Arms on TuosdaY) will
renumber that Roy. Aloa. Clorke.doliv
ors his lecture on the above subject, in
the Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Lowa
ry e) thin, evening, Mar. 234, at 7 p.
Do not tail to be prosent on the occasion.
Admit: ed to the Jonn
Wi , •lotain, of Beaver, Pa., passed
Me necessary examination last week,
and 111V1 admitted to the liar. Mr. W. is
young gentleman of intelligence and
energy, and will more than likely make
his mark in he logal profession. Ho
was a student hi tho ofIl!s3 of S. B. Wil
son, Esq , ant •••u believe ho purposes
removing to a id hanging lila "shingle"
out in ChWag .
,
ttio impiht
ltrid.;zewater,
in that town, fl
WO hoar, a 6
w:l+ over
eiere6e4 gav4
pri , ..! or adti
••••nnt. and wj
thu
tittablo to shit
n.—Tho exhibition giyon
of the Union Schools of
in the Baptist Church,
no .last Friday night, was,
great attocess. Tho houso
rod with people, and the
r i o groat aatisfaction. The
iftission was tw(inty-iivo
'werethe recoipts on
'were large, though wo aro
what they were.
Takeo to the Pone
Iva Saturday Morning, Milli Mary Boyd
wa , ; taken to tho Poor House of 'Mayer
~ onto, by Constablo Anderaon. Sho
re.idclit of Perryville, and had
froth thence to Rochester, but
n .t being able •to work on account of
.11evi, and ha v ing no ono . to support her,
ano Was !mica] In tho manner above
Sho ii in a • critical . condition,
inn in; the coniumption, and Is expected
1 , 3 11%1: but a abort time.
,Orphaus' Ilosue.—The 1)1 rectors of
the orphans' Venue of Rochester grate
fidly acknowledge the kindness of varl
mis friends in and around Beaver, who
contributed through The Rev. T. Welker
lownril the purchase of a fresh milk cow
for the limne r The rich blessing of the
rather of the fatherless rest upon them.
Direct Ors would also add that all
emitributionsi of groceries, provisions,
dry goodiii-ke.,.will be most acceptable
at any time, and may bo,left at 11. Mul
livitit's store M Bridgewater, or be sent
to the llama) H. Rianc. ,
While paying a visit to tlio bank of
the river, last Saturday, we stopped in
at the Shingle Factory of Mr. David
!•itiumaker, of this place, which Is now
in surcessful, operation. Owing-to the
dullness of business generally, Mr.
Snumaker ix tint doing as' great a bUNi-
Ito, its he os doing when busi
ness gets brisk. Still, be keeps his
machinery Moving, and several hands
•
at work. Ile expects to keep five !iambi
employed, end ,tlo quite a business in
thespring, MfiZ bIlRillOlO gets lively.
lVc wish hint all the success desirable
in hi+ enterprise, anti the patronage of
th, citizens generally.
. eorrespiUnlcut at Darlington sends
ur ilie following for publication:
The presinit term of our public School
,1
4 .1,4 on Fr day the 12th inst., with gen
sativfaction to ail. A. .1. Meliwin
was the teachel. The closing exercises
took place on Saturday evening In the
of .a spelling class. About 1000
words wore correctly spelled by the
Ism lag pereona:'
Mary Cochran, Join*. Kerr, Maggio
talersoa, Ella Maloney, Bella Kerr,
kliny , We will add IrDarling-
t.iit the age In Its appearance
it IA making a stride toward edpeationa
i . initience not welly excelled.
Alto Vols.—Somewherelat the Atlan
tic there b 4 it small Island 'called Alta
•V (4a. On It, In lurgequandtles, Is found
a liecies of Minium called Guano. This
maim is reMarkable for, its fertilizing
qualities anti I's therefore very Valuable.
lel fact the ijiland Itself was thought to be
WUrth ocpti I tch to aunt° a quarrel between
Pies4letit Je!union and Jeremiah S.
• Black ata to'vlio should be its owner.—
Itu t enough/if history. S. Snltger,t re.
Pa 4 have tame ofthis sante Alta
Vela Gus= on hand, and If you are
credulous is to Its fertilizing powers try
sotto of it on your cabbage, onions, letr
stc., thlis spring. It starts plants up
at a 111411
Grist =.ll[aeati`
term orCourt' which conuasnesdlta
sion In this platt'an Menlo; Oise***
ago, wad ray numerously attended sn
a largo amount of badman' transacted;
eighteen bills were Ignored by theGnuid
Jury, and six oommonwealth rises were
cennpromlpodhy the partial therneelvea
-Without legal asaisdanoe„ The IblloWlng
cases were disposed of by the Court:
Corn..mitobert McCullough ulndict-'
ed for seduction, forniCation and heater.
dy. on motion of District Attorney not,
pros. entered on paiment of ono-half the
costs by defendant
Com. ye. Mary gentian, charged with
surety Of ponce on oath otenirge
lletbndant -sentenced to pay costs and
give her owi recognizance to keep the
r
Conf. In. Mary Sullivan and Julia Sul.
liven, chino of auretk of poem on oath
of Sarah Amnion. Sentenced to pay
coats of prosecution and Vigor their own
recognizanoe for their future good beha
vior.
• Com. vs. George Boyles and Margaret
Boyles ; Indicted for assault and battery.
Not. pros. entered.. •
Cont. vs. George Boyles, Margaret
Boyles and Sarah Ammon; charged with
surety of peace on oath of Mary Sulli
van. Defendants discharged ; and Mary
Sullivan, prosecute:, to pay costs.
Corn s vs. G. W. Brown; indicted for
seduction and bastardy. Not. pros., on
payment of costs by defendant.
Com. vs: James Little; indicted for
larceny; verdict not guilty.
Coma. vs. Perry Brown ; Indicted for
assault and battery; verdict guilty, and
sentenced to pay a fine of five dollars and
costa of suit.
Com. vs. Henry Davis; indicted for se.
duction and bastardy. True bill, and
proccsa,aw•arded.
Com. vs: Alfred, henry; charge of
surety' of peace on ,oath of R. T. Taylor;
defeiidant discharged on payment of
costs.
Com. vir. Thoi. Flooson charged with
surety of the pollee on oath of It. T. Tay
lor; defendant discharged on payment
or eonts.
Corn. ca. Robert Rheel; eh*rgo of de-
Hertfim; on oath of Elizabothßheel; case
adtled and costa lobe paid by thodefond
ant.
COllllOll. Leander B. Sharp; charge of
desertion ou oath of Mrs. Maria L. Sharp.
Continued by Commonwealth.
Cunt; vs. David Ruddick; indicted for
larceny. Mardi 15, 159, defendant
!Taught into court and plead gtillty.-,
Sentenced to pay costs, restore the prop
erty stolen, and undergo an imprison
ment in the penitentiary for a period of
12 months. i
Com; va. Henry B. Wilkinson; indict
ed for larceny. Continued, and defend
ant rewgnizetl In two;
• Com. va. James Jatnlson ; Indicted for
larceny. verdict not guilty.
'Com. vs. Alex. T. Anderson ;, indicted
fur fornication and bastardy.. -Continued
to take testimony.
Cum. vs. Isaac llsigetntan ; ' lndicted
for larceny. Defendant plead guilty and
was ordered to be sent to the House of
Refuge.
Cons. Vs. John 11. Betelley; indicted
for assault and battery; verdict not guil
ty, and that defendant pay two-thirds of
the cost and prosecutor ono-third.
Com. vs. James Little ;Indicted for as
sault battery; defendant plead gull
ty,"and sentenced to pay a fine otsi and
cdlsf`
vs..llenry L. Nichols; indicted
for assault and bittery; defendant plead
guilty, and sentenced to pay a lino of (LW,
ho eomeit of prosecution fuel vaned corn
flitted.
COM. yl4. Andrew Swaney; indicted
for itelliag liquor contrary to law; ver
dict guilty,
Com,,vs. Robert Mitchel; indicted for
larceny; verdict not guilty.
Com. vs. John Evans; indicted for
rape; continued by court and ordered to
be conflict] into titer anti
Com. vs..Taines A..Sholes; Indicted fur
assault ;verdict guilty; sentenced to pay
C 014.9 of prosecution and a fine air, to the
Commonwealth.
Coin: vs. Samuel Moore; indicted for
keeping a ferocious dog;. continued by
defendant. nocoguizance in POO.
'Com. vs. Wm. Stamm; indicted for
selling liquor to minors; plead guilty.
Corn. vs. Wan. Steannt; indicted for
selling liquor contrary to law. Defend;
ant plead guilty; aontonood to pay a fine
of ;75 to Cord., costs of prosecution, anal
stand committed till pontos:we ix compli
ed with.
Conn. vs. Win. Stamm; Indicted .for
I:wiping a gambling lipase. Defendant
plead guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine
of $75 to the Com., coats of prosecution; .
and stand committed until thbirsentence
hi compiled with: •.
Resolutions 4f Respeet.i.--At a
ragular meeting of Beaver Lodge No.
-36.1,1. 0. 0. F., held on the evening of
March 16, 186 U, the following Pieamble
and Resolutions were unanlino'usly
adopted.,
. WittingAs, After a short illness death
has removed frcim among us our well
belovetlßrother John S. Evans, a mem
her of this Lodge, theiefore
Resolved, That while we feel and real
ize that another link in friendships chain
has been broken, we freely submit With
profound reverence to the vlsitnttons of
Divine Providence.
Rcaolred,`-That while wo deeply la
ment the loss of so valuable a member of
our Lodge and Order, we count it as
nothing in the severobereavement otitis
relatives by this sad affliction. We as
sure them our warmest sympathies in
their heart-rending grief, and that
will do all that land wordi and i good
deeds, can:to minting:O . it.
ReAolved, ,That as a tribute to the mem
ory of our departed lirothor that this
Lodge be draped in mourning, and that
the members wear the usual badge for
thirty days.
•
Resolved, That a copy of tho foregoing
resolutions, Under tho seal of the I.odgo,
ba fOrniehed the friends of our clocksed
Brother aml a copy bo sent to tho Balmer
P2Pora for publication:
JOIIN CAnrim, }Com
T. :NI. TAYIII
.0, JJJ
;Mod Dog Shot in Allegheny.—
Our exchanges, from nearly all parts of
the country, have been tilled, all winter,
with accounts of mad dogs and their do-
Ings, and. the horrible results of their
doings. Heretofore, however, our own
city and vicinity , has escaped oven the
suspicion of hydrophobia. An incident
occurred this morning,'. however, which
Shown Milton'. immunity 'shy no moans
entirely secured. At the house of Mr.
Carothers, on Monterey street, move
Taylor avenue, Allogheny,• was a little
pet dog. AU the Members of the fami
ly wore very fond of the animal, and he
was allowed every privilege. This mor
ning none of the male mealier. of the
family wore about the premises. Mrs.
Carothers, a female rotative and the ser
vant girl were in the dining room, and
With them was the canine.. Suddenly
the dog wag noticed to manifest symp
toms of violence and very coon he -devel
oped every appearance of madtteSa. lie
frothed at the mouth, leaped frantically
about the room, and seemed - In the ut
most agony at the eight of the glittering
glass it, the windoW. Once ho jumped
upon the lap of his nastreas and snapped
viclouily at hor;hut fortunately did not
bite hor. At length he WVA driven
through an open door Into the back
-yard, where, ho made every effort. to
Jump over the high fence, but Ineffectu
ally: Major Nance, *1 neighbor, was
sninmoned, and soon dispatched the
animal with his revolver. We would
suggest that all' unmuzzled dogs be dis
posed of hi the tame manner.—Pieftt.
4,Sonmercint, Mar. la.
The Mr. Caruthers hero referred to is
J. M. B. Carothers, formerly of Mho
Bor
otateriod Tcoradslioshostaiss
out , Use etal4;: kr/(43141441-02con,
to
or *deeds Theeilleent,
*dad 1 4 04 4n0rd
_I W P C I II44I ofWia
am% to brae moralised, asi al-
• ; I . IMMIX 1 1010VOIri
itarimia—Robert Mallon.
Asacaaor--Charlas A. Gritnn.
: aistabte—Chador A. Griffin.
Justice o:/' the Pedea—Robort Talton.
SeAcnot /Xrectoia--ipavid. 14-01 { 1 4n0Y;
Joint Dravia;
214 vi anteit—Dahlet Meager. 311-
, , „
ohael John IL Purvis, Slmou
Saltgeri Robert 8. linhib.
Judge of riections-=l.lenr, Moe.
raapeetee N Al'eetteeka—Jae. IL Bentz.
Auctiter ! '=Robert A. Panama.
IfirgAtbasfable--CharleirA.llrlllln.
BO*MOI/ OF Rocnarnin.
NurgesToeepli R Pendleton. l
Akeitopit Burgesez-Ivory Cole.
Cbrecll—John Morten, A. B. Do;been,
Monroe Miller, Thos. J. Power, J. C. Ir
vin, G. C.. Speyerer. John Black, M.
Camp, Jr. Win. Cary.
Judge of Meetiosse-0. Pendleton*,
Impeder ofElectiona--11. P. MCIIVIIMIL
'Asses/01% 1 401m MeGown.
&hoot Mrectore-4 J. Crowe, 0. R.
Coe,.
•
ausaiabk—F. U. Auden:ran.
DADRN 1101101:7011..
Burgess-:-Davtd Anderson.
Cbuorit—L. I. Bony, J. S. Itbulor,
john Dlppold„ A. T. Forsyth, T. W. Do:
'yore.
School .Bireetors.-*—T. W. Devore, L.
Aloiander. h
Assessor ,
T. :A: Herring.
Censtabtej7J: O. Stough.
Auditor—W. IL Moore.
Tudilo of Rtertimu—A. T. Forsyth.
hutpectore—John Dlppolci, Hugh Hig
ley.
Baden borough is something oitor
year old at the present time, and to the
credit. of Its local °Moore be It sald, , lt is
not in debt to the extent of one dollar at
thepresent time. Its citlions propose to
"pay as they go," and to "go only as
they can pay"-a platform that Is 'sound
to the Mire.
PRIOUTON TOWNMUIP
Justices elkie Peace—kadreW Wetter
son, A. 11. Wolf.
Judge of Election—Jacob Calor.
Ittspeetor of Eleetioti—Cieo. Engle.
Seloot Directors—John Artustronk and
Wm. McCague.
Digperviaor—W. A. Laird.
lAssessor—Wm. Beacon).
Cbsatabie—Wm. teacom.
Auditor—S. T. Stokes. - •'
Clerk-6. IL Reisinger:
NNW GAZILNE BOIIOUGH.
Cbsatabk—George W. Powell.
Judge—Alexander. Miner.
Dispectora—Wm. D. Earn, 11. H.
Donebleon.
. School Directors—P. L. ()rim, J. S.
11cidson.
hstgess—Wm. Thompson. -
Cknuseil—E. W. Turner, Dr. IL J.l3rit
ton. Thomas Grant, John it. Shannon,
J. P. Young, Alexander Miller.
Auditor—John Mc&wan.
Assessor—George W. Powell.
Asaistaat Assestora—J . S. Hudson,
Win. D. Eakin.
?kora Clerk—lL J. Britten.
Dr, MeLean's Xemlsarjr.--Tbe
noxt term of Dr. MeLesn'e Seminiuy in
this placo opens on Monday, March th.
Those intending to sond pupils to this
institution of learning should have thorn
in readiness by that time. .It has had,
and will continue to have the coining
term, an excellent Corps of instructors.'
f Beaver Aeademr
lorron Anovs ! Dear. Sir—Pleata ex
pram my gratitude to the kind friends
named; for their aid in restoring the ar
ticles mentioned, to the Beaver Acade
my; viz :
To Rev. Dr. McLean for a Telescope;
To Prot Taylor for a C'olritlal (llobq
on. T Dn../ T A.....
miresponding Terrestrial Globe; To Mr.
M'Guliongh, It. Bridgewater, for
volumes 2d, 3d and 4th of Allison's Ills
tory of Europe; and a coin= of Colon
ial Itemirds ; To Mr. Moore, Druggist,
for ono of the fine series of Astronomical
imilar favors are - respectfully request
ed; and will be gratelelly acknowledged;
by Rev. D. P. Lowery, President of the
Board of Trustees; Mr. John Barclay,
Secretary ; Mr. Caughey, Treasurer ; or
the subscriber. Books marked with the
Beaver Academy Library's stamp, be
long to said library.
.Friends, of education, especially trus
tees or teachers, and any of its numerous
atumni, are invited to visit us bet Ween
Ton and Twelve o'C; and between Two
and Half past Throe. p. nt. Bo oblige
yours. J. WYNN B MARTIN,
Prhicipal.
Correspondence.
.IPPETtEI . ANDUNKT, 0., Mar. 19, ISM •
EDITOR All01.16:—WO aro still besot
with the chilly blasts of winter, and
present Indications bid fair for ita eontln
mice. We have lost all confidence in the
wisdom of thp ground hog, and also In
the prediction of the "oldest man."
Sttow felt' on Sunday night last .to the
dePth of about five Inc*, and remains
mil the ground yet, although the sun
shines bright every day.
Court of Common Pleas is in session
a . t..present. But two criminal cases were
t ed. The criminals were boys, aged
reSpoctively 18 and 10 years. The for
mer; for petty larceny, woe setenced to
fifteen days imprisonment lu the county
Jail, on broad and water.
The latter, for an assault upon an old
German lady, to two years Imprison
ment In the penitentiary.
',Col. Joseph McCotchon, of this place,
died very suddenly, on last Saturday, of
appolexy. lie riad attained the good
old age of three score and ten, and
WO been a resident of the Wyandot
Reservation fur upwards of forty years.
Had always,taken an active part in pol
itics; had been a Representative in both
Houses of thelegislature; and had by
his uprightness gathered around him
Many warm friends. Ho was the first,
Grand Mister of the T. 0. 0. F., order of
Free Masons, in this. county. Fimeral
services wore conducted by order as
dell as eclealastical. The Silver Cornet
liand discoursed sweet and solemn
innate on the occasion.
Ilia loss's a father and citizen is deep=
felt. ' WYANNYTT.
A Home for the Hontelet i ot.
,[n. Ilorront-7.l[y only ambition for
several years to accumulate snore of this
world's }mods than would ho neoessary
to raise, educate and prepare my children
fir life's duty until they could prOvide
fir themselves, and what may be necedt
i
ary for a plain and comfortable support
fir myself and wile, if we should bo
spared to helpless old age, has been a
hope that I might secure a sufficient
dimwit to induce some benevolent mpl-
Mild to join me in creating an institution
for the homeless.
Some may say that we have ono already
-'--tho poor 111111/0. Hut I mean one In
which all the destitute, crippled and of
poor health may not only find a wel
come and happy home but also lucrative
employment, thus prevent thousands
from spending their last days in sorrow,.
*torso and disgrace, fa the Soda)" of
those unfortunate beings who haire too
,beeonio tho inmates, of our poor houses
lby their own willful ignotimee, diasipa
tlnn, debauchery and eximo.
,
WerAterow that. Misfortune; accident,
feeble health and old age frequently elm
pol persons Of a fitir degree of intalU
gonce and moral refinement venter our
poor boobs. Is it any wonder that omen
minds should revolt at the thought' of
such a Ada, and that it should often re
sult In acts of desperation and suicide?
- swii4
*18,0 , 1 itehitTibiebitibita:
. ves t We etWaLll *Mew IW
suarstiodtbetateleWt . Row ?B7
thew hal Olt loWee4 'et Wag
sad roams apoirtheboattly
others they. "wawa ' 0 11 1,11114111
thenwelvoi: by tboli:wifOlhati* 'ad
phyalcal powere bat coatributing. to the
tweful prOductkaw lethal eocuitiy:
firmly believe that if the wetted I
propose were Pot In inicwisful
It would be self sustaining. I will
give a very brief out-line of my Ow:
First,. procures aulUdole and cheerful
location. -
t3ooond. Erect a comfortabln, convon.
hint and sabstantialbntldtng. ;
Third. Introduce such branches otln
dustry 'imitable to the various mental
and physleal capaeltka ofthelumaituiso
that all might be able to And employ
ment. - from the youngest to the oldest,
the halt and tho blind, etc.
Fourth. Pay each ono • certain salary
to atimulatit his ambition, keeping& rot 7
ular book amount with' him.
Fifth. AU profits to be put le the tram
ury of the institution todehay expenses.,
- Sixth. When any one of theyoutha ar
rive at an ago that be might dash's to en
gage In acmeoutside trade or Profeedon,
or anyone of impaired health ehoidd re.
cover no that he.might desire to leave,
have a Settlement and let hlui depart In
peace, with an understanding that If he
oannotdo better elsewhere to return.
Seveitth. An evangelical churches to
have equal imam to give moral and re
ligions instruction at proper and stated
times, Is thh board of director's may de
ride upon.
Eighth. Provide every facility for the
education of *lithe inmate!, limb old and
young.
Ninth. The institution to be under the
direction of *inch a number of directors
as those donating the money may decide
upon, and the manner of electing them
by the same power.
Having thus briefly - stated myfeelings
and plans upon the subject, I will now
make the following proposition
• I will he ono of ono hundred persons
that will give ono thousand dollars each
to the above enterprise, and rather than
it should fall I will be one of fifty per
that willgive two thousand dollars.
It is hoped tharthoso who are ?aims
bly impressed with the enterprise may
respond immediately. .
IMM=I
Rochester, Pa.
Conventlos or Good Ireinplers.
Naw BUIOTITON, Mar. 11, 1809.
The Bervier County Quarterly Cim
vention met in Good Templars' Hall,
New Brighton, at 2 o'clock m.
The M 11414 allows wore found to
ho present: W. C. T., A. V.. Woodruff,..
of }Mots LodgeNo, 18S; W. V. T., Mater
J. bravo, of Beaver No. 500; W. a, Sla
ter E. B. Fawcett°, of Server; W. T., .1.
M. Alexander, of New Brighton, No. 801,
P. W. C. 'l'., A. Bailiwick, of Brighton;
W. 0. G., C. B. Blanchard, of ,
Amaranth
No. M. '
The W. C. T. appointed the balanee of
officers necessary. W. C., Bro. Crowth
er of Brighton; W.-M., Wm. Campbell,
of Enola; W. D. M., Sister —: W. F.
S., Sister M. M. Briefly, of Brighton;
W. I. 0., Sister Julia Sheppard of Am
aranth.
Session opened with. prayer by W. C.
Minutes of heat Convention read and ap
proved. On motion, Bras. Kennedy,
Edgar and Moorhead were appointed •
Committee on Credentials. -
They reported the following delegates
present: From Beaver Lodge No: 300,
Bros. Goehorn, Smith, McCreary_ and
Kennedy; Staters 'Wilson, Stokes, Faw
cett, McCreary.
From Enola Lodge No. 163, Bros.
Woodruff, Defeat, Moorhead, Campbell.
Carter, Bixtets Darrsgh, 011ie Campbell,
Moorhead and Clara Campbell.
From Amaranth No 2m, Bros. Ander
?ilikerritnageri, Anntin, Tr eza, C T lairn
and Nanab.
From New Brighton, No. 301, Bros.
Edgar, Morton, Sherwood, Elverson,
Crowther, Jackson, Bostwick, Devinney
and Mitchell, Sisters Tanner, Cooper,
Harker, Fowler, Tuttle, Beabout, Me-
Llnney, Cedes and Briefly.
Sisters E. B. Fawcett offered her res
ignation as W. S. On motion accepted,
and Bro. J. F. Edgar elected to till the
position.
The different Lodges reported pro
gress— that they- Were gal:dug:ground
against the whiskey sellers.
On motion, the W. C. T. appointed the
following Committees: on Beaolutiens,
Sister Chapin, Bros. Crowther and Bel
ted ; on Business, Bros. A. V. Woodruff,
L. W. Anderson and Wm. Carter.
On motion convention took a mesa to
bo a:died - to - order by W. C. T., on the
arrival P. R. W. G. T. Chase, who
was momentarily expected. ;
Altar recess, the convention being
called to order, it was announced that
Bro. Chase was In waiting In The ante
room. lie was then introduced by the
P. W. C. T., and received with proper
ceremonies.
Ile proceeded to address the conven
tion on the Importance of the temper
ance work, on the importarice of organ
ization,loid the great Importance of in
dividual action In order to success.
On motion it was resolved that to
morrow morning's session, bo devoted
to degree work, conferring degrees, etc.
At the request of the convention, Bro.
Chose occupied thW time until adjourn
ment In discussing the question: How
shall wo make our weakly meetings in
teresting?
At half past five - adjourned to meet
next day at 0 a. in.
MAttett ltrn:
9a. na. Convention met and occupied
the forenoon in initiation and explana
tion of degree work.
. 1.80 p. m. Session opened with pray
er. Minutes of yesterday read and
approved. Com. on Resolutions -Pro
'anted a report, width was adopted as
read.
By election it wee decided that Bridge
water be the place of holding the next
meeting which will be at the call of W.
C. T. elirrlon or about Tunti 11th, 11919.
It being In order the convention pro
ceeded to, select the elective of fi cers for
the non quarter, which resulted as fol.
lowti: W. C. T.—A. Bostwick; W. V.
T.—Mollie Carter; W. T.-Jos. M. Alex-,
under ; W. S.—E. 11. AleXander.. Tho
W. C. T. deferred filling the appointed
MMus St present.
On motion Brother Kennedy and Six:
for 'McKinney were appointed to solicit
subscribers to the KeyatoneGood Temp
./or.
• .
The remaining hour wu occupied by
W. C. T. In explaining the unwritten
work of the subordinate Lcidge.
tkomention adJournedAtO meet u be
fore decided.) with the W. C. pronounc
ing a benediction.
FRANK EDOAR, W. S.
PilLasitt Ti'., Mara" 18, IMO
EDITOR A.IKIUR.—I herewith drop yod
a short account of the closing exerelaes
Of Point Pleasant School, No. 2, whlelt
I was favored to witness, taking it fbr
granted that items of load news and in
terest aro among the moat relished tit
bits to many of the numerous readers of
your valuable paper.
Following the example of your school
in Beaver the teacher, Mr. L. S. Thomas,
in connection with the scholars and citi
zens, raised a sum of money to be ex
pended for three prizes, to be awarded to
the pupil of the. first, second and third
clime respectively who abouldspell
cor
rectly the greatest ntimbei of words on a
given number of pages.
_ • The scholars went to work with a 'sett ,
and determined energy which pis:Meat
edttselr Inst:Wednesday. A. goodly
number of citizens gathered In to wit
nos ths-contest.
7 7 , . 'Tat , •
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Theibitifik '' - 'l l o4* - 118
wee
tot said OR aid Vs l V7 B • 6l 4 .6l ka`
(ISROP9a)awelle4 Us*
Aiken tieerwei tie"
Peed hawlhei mode no
Ibibirokt elk / 1 lianad '2141
words, Mittei baring ape:.
led the gene emi • ` l tcurfickir
caws& tborlld ptisMlikiaook.
- was Pheweat I‘4ltWala as, hatio.
and miffing heat of tiWiticeeeetel anu
petthws As Ova eataibeirilid to *elv•
their rewirdes4thelsoiiiertheeptpudet.
tee. The friends of he' ieboa wadi ,
moui• ana wef „okorep AlWarke at
the eke% expreesing 'bele • witiatution,
end all Menial plewmpaidth the muds
and proficiency sztdbited in this semi
metal but muchWag,eetal breech ared..
'reaction l' Mr:ra.tobia,alkdrive
to,maks, your la.tday tpemost
in of the term. I Tours, , :
PuLmnu.
Special ;ffatices.
.you Inunedisie roller frova
Sick Heialsebe, use WDilibiesSs Dys
pepsia Cure. I ,
•
Food neat, fitting Mao or Gaiter, at a
reasonable pion, go to J. N. D4horty'a
New Baia acid Mhos Stdre, Bridge St,
Bridgewider, wood door oast of Praa
trytarka,Choreh. Troar24:2t.
• Dowel (beget to mil on Mrs. E.
Beacom, at ber New Stand, McKinley's
Corner. ;Me can . bs ibmsd there at .all
times after April Ist. A new Mock of
Spring abd Summer Goods expected.
EunxL cIIICIA.N. I 4 41111:1MafOr insh,
or trade Aar a good borao;, a giro Octavo
Ara rood Eureka Organ, of tb• ;Groat. &
Kingaly wanufactrire. tall and 4 see
coon. Da. H. 8 . ..11n4an,
Mover Drugstore, tearer, Pa.
Emararlt, • 1
IF YOU want the premium on Cabbage
at our next county &Jr call and got some
of the celebrated Alta Vela Guano, at the
store of & Snitger A Co., Beaver, Pa.
IP TOU want TOlllSkiell Or extraordina
ry growth the coming stammer *1 and ,
boy a few poond• of Alta Guano,
at tho dorsal: 21. Sifter it Co., !Beaver,
Pa. They will toll you how to sipply - It.
Idancti:.—lt Is generally known that
In the spring there is more sickness than
during tiny tithe?' semen. This can
easily be accorinied far, but to present it
V often much more dllncult
The whole violent is in a relaxed con
(Mop' which Is most firroraide to the
derillepmemt of disease. [lmo
- -
lly.wito's choice, and the whole herd
ly prefer it. Mrs. 8. A. Allen'. Improv
ed (new Ityle) Hair Restorer or Dreaitng
(in one bottle.) Every' Drugge4aella
Price one Dollar.
"Tuatt, nt bsautifttl, and the dark
tresses shade thy forehead meek!in glos
sy curls." To swilat nature in the culti
vation of glossy curls, or to present their
falling off, by premature disease of the
scalp, retied to' that wonderful
. prepare
don, "Barrett's Vegetable Hair !Meters
dye," and sae'what art can do;4flattger
lilanrroiuna Artrictos.—We are
tired of this idea of "putting" humbng
medicines that are constantly thrown
Into drug stores, and : are merely' an im
position upon community. But when
an article comes Into market that Ls real
ly worthy of comment, .we are happy to
make public acknowledgement, trust
Ingthat some benefit may arias there
from. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.
N., la 'the proprietor of Dr. gage's
Catarrh Remedy, and we' take pleasure
In calling attention to it because we
il/1010 tt to be a goad ptrtide, and a sure
Ms sold b most D ntfarrk
y ruggista„,,or may be
obtained for Sixty Pante through the
mall -b y addressing the proprietor as
abotru.—Ciereland Herald. . . .
'` Art Ow, FIRM UN A SZW PiaACIC.—
By relltrenee to our Overfilling co
l-1:111:12 se) .o
1l• It will be that the ',well
known firmer Robert ' I/1 , 4i dr Co.,
wholesale and retail k sellers and
statione'rs, hive remoitd to 193 Liberty
street, one of the target and most con
venient and elegant setablishments in
the- city, where they we now prepared
to receive their friends. Messrs. Davis
dt Co. have long stood at the head of the
book trade In Pittsburgh ; and In *their
new establishment they are not likely to
lose anything of their *ell earned repu
tation.
-I •
Their stock of books now is the
largest and most valuable over opened
in Pittsburgh, comprising a full %snort
meat of . standard Works on law, medi
cine, theology, 'religion, history, travel,
biogrrphy, poetry and fiction, school and
college text books, sabbath school books
and requisites, family and pocket bibles,
with i full line of blank books, paper,
envelopes, blank deeds, Notes, he.
Seism or saline a stock we have nev
er before examined. Inasmuch Ea cler
gymen, teachers, and students are invit
ed tomake this store a Owe of resort
for arquainisnee and social intercourse,
the firm will doubtless have plenty of
visitors.---Pittsburgh Dispatch. '
"Tam Secrets of the Groat City ; awork
descriptive of the Virtues and the Vices,
the Mysteries, Illsorlai and Crimea of
Now York City," is the title of a hand
some volume, just issued. by Jonei
.Crothors at Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
It tells how fortunes ire made and lost
in day—how shrewd men are ruined
In Wall street—how country:men are
swindled by, sharpers—how - ministers
and' merchants, aro blark-milled—how
dance halls and concert saloons are man
aged—how gambling houses and lotter
ies are cendneted—how stock , and oil.
couipanles originate, aad bow :the buts-
Ides burstr-eind treats of New york, rte
People, its society, its rich, its poor, their
life, their habits, their haunts and their
peculiarities; of cnurches, theitres, pal
am., hovels, tenement houses and pub
lie of oditors:Jadgesbrciyers.
brokers, merchants, mechanic % end sew
ing girls; of policemen, . detectives,
sailors, firemen, news-boys, !beggar.,
UiIUVON, dcadboats,swindlerck gamblers,
and the dent-mondo; of hotels , board ing
houses, saloons, beer gardens, edub and
danc% houseS; of 'Fifth - avenue limed
way, the llowesy," Wail street the 'Vivo
Points and Central Park ; of pawnbrok
ers, roughs, fbrtnne tellers, 'Meeks, kid
enterprises and humbugs fof all that is
great, noble, generous, rick* myster
ious, brilliant, startling, genteel or
eh:chic:4. and of all that interesting end
worthy of record in the great City.
As the Metropolitan.oenter of, the Uni
ted States, New 'York City reflects 'all
the good and evil of Ate land In their
most Intense' forms. There is ; nis man,
however often he may have visited New
York, who cannot learn, from this Work,•
much regarding that great City and Its
many and mighty interests.
Thri hook will be found especially
valuable to UMW,: who expect to visit
New York; and' would shun its pitfalls,
by stodyingit in their own/conies. witb-i
out cost or danger, and yet 'learn alb ;
This very I interesting work' Is sold
onlyby subscription, and the p o nt:ashen
want an agent in every COMlty,i
I=2l
- Branco Dams Goons.—J. U. Bence,
3d street, Beaver, is Alit receiving a line
boatitifid De/since. JaPaeas. Lastrea.
Prints, Ginglmai, Muslim, rte. Also
new style spring dram skins. spring
- shawls, white roOds, The above are
lasuditul patterns and very cheap.- Oar
Imams are resprmAy InVited to edi.
[mardLlS.
_ 1 1 . 1)4 7 . 440"7
hlstitl*MlPl metier' iof ooadnodtties dor
.trinissmit to Titiiirieetd Nandi*
'tra.Mo o 4.* 6 o.
_ . :0 3 , 14 ;
'asibo. • dOthil witonzitluty l essnosik I
espy: : Arid 14, vilkm,-,wa
wol44.ltiati'aiiiiikujiggiittritiostikui
__Avitialeglits4l4l44murpo.Owier Aso
:ll99PllgtqfP4.. f1E40446110r5, Ittaii ilk
Avian!, .ITbd spring - Is
opptcasidif4itirio :teeny ; people.roi
hunith Moir- houses ;and maw* :Mali
easpet,and it is very important In know
when, rho bat goods pin be Nail: the
best advantage, Oliver Ifeelinte4;
Cddo thidi own impirlltilf." . They parr
sham their TSroliptcarpets to Huropoln
staid of Ifior:Tork or Fhiledelphla t ihns
•04/11*mnauilss the JObber'sproild
They burp now :on hand: atirinutwass
etoch . ols
.winttgoods clan the latestand
I mood nuettable patterns,. comprising'
damlnst Volvets,Rnmeobt,
TMLiemold Three plies Impalas,
0 lihttinitil. 'Tboy :aro de
termined to hespat, all timer a largo stook
of the sheiper grades amp*. and sell
them at lower_priont . dian any one else
In thetride.... They have an upholstery
department with experlattood and skill
ful workmen, to cutiset outd lay dupers
at the shortest notice and In the mad
perfect runner, and this they will do
evett for than living at a Odense . Boni
Pittsburgh. • • • It
. Dar Goons, . Narrows, ite.--We proy
sent to-day' the adiettiasneent of Wears.
Arbuthnot, "Sharousi & Ca:, No. CS
Wood Street, Pittsburgh, one of theold
est and matt reliable Dry Goods Jobbing
bonds In the State. The gentlemen
comprising Melina have many years
esparto:nee and ample means,, and. by
giving their -personal attention to and
conducting It on a 'tilde:it forward hon
est principle have estabUabod ' a reputa
tion la • guarantee that any of our
merchants dealing with them will Lowell
used. This firm buy only for cash, re
ceives goods daily, and sells at eastern
prices. We advise our patrons In this
line of business togive Meeiin. Arbuth
not Shannon et Co. • trial when next
they purchase dry goods and notions,
and we believe they will find It to their
advantage. lt
Markets.
PITTIAIO2OII MAIIKET;
OM= OP PHI Prins GAMMA • -
Dloanar, March 24,1809. J i
APPLES—In limited impply. Indeed
the market is almost bare of choice.—
We continue to quote at 1 4 (45 for Com
mon and 08‘90..30 for choice.
BUTTER—There Is a very hir de
mand for prime to choice Roll and wo
can report salmi at 48(447.
CARBON OlL—The market is dull
and drooping, and., taking Philadelphia
as a bads, it should not command more
than 29 here, if that. ' -
DRIED FRDlT—Peachea steady at 14
015 for quarters; 18(417 for mieaL and
18(420 for halves.' Apples scarce sad In
demand at 11t4121e. '
POTATO M.: —There is a slightly Im
proved demand, though prices are un
changed at 75(480. 1 '
FLOUR—The demand conies light,
and while the market is dull ricar aro
unchanged. The following are the Pearl
Mill prices for their brand of Flour mado
of the boat wheat: Spring Wheat brands
in barrels $7.80 and in rocks $7.00. Pita.
City MUhn Choice White Winter Wheat
Flour in bids $O.llO and sacks MO.
choice Red Winter Wheat Flour in bbia:
87.75 and in sacks 7.50: nholoo tiering
Wheat Flour in bbia $7.30 and In sacks,
per bbl. '
married.
PATTESSON—LAUGHLIN —On the
, 11th of Februaryat the. residence
of the bride's parents, by Rev. S.
'. Laver, of Calcutta, Ohio, Mr.
(1. Patterson, of Beaver, Pa., to Miss
Josephine Laughlin, ofPredericktown
Ohio.
ECKEL—MILLER—On the • 10th 'of
March, 1809, in Bridgewater,
the residence of the bride, by Rev.
Steinbach, of Phillipsburg Pa., Mr.
Henry Eckel to Miss Louisa Miller,
both of Bridgewater, Pa. •
Died.
ADAMS—On Saturday, March 13, Louis
Adams, at the - residence of his parents
tw fterhasktr, aged abopt4o yrs.
TOWNSEND—In their residence hi New
flrighton,
Talbot Townsend, March I I th, 1809,
Iced 87 vows, and his wife, •
1 , 41 th Mr. Townsend, March 21, 1969,
Mtaeell *eoua.
WALL PAPER. ,
WALL PAPER.
WALL APEIR.
• 14.111.211.4 and rbeapad pluck fat W all ?spar
■ Beaver County,
BOOKS,
BOOKS,
• BOOK&
A litE: L imilatAt of lilx•ltaneoos, &bad
end Itel tons Boone, constantly on tandd Pan.
llnbers'
BM Books Suitatle for the Holiday;
El=
STATIONERY,
STATIONERY,
STATIONER)
AD szlenslre 'Reidy or Paper. Envelopes. Lead
; Poodle, Gold sod Steel Poo. Ink and Ink Stands.
AK..
MI ars that ociaslrs Apnt tattle enemas.
Foley's' 'Gold Pen.
mar2tlt
for Shim County; those nesting • good Gold Pen,
oottld tte welt to see atom before
purchaslug.
W• tb• Agent for this tlorntj far Kidder,
Photograph hlardse r CilltialtAl. The sideslips
of Clergymen Is tesprethell• rolled to Ibis.. as we
an mil them at the name discount as they would
get from the Publisher. Atwatent Ilebool Gov
ernment for sate at Petah& re' prime
We have eonstantly on hand Floor Olt Cloth in
large variety.
WINDOW SIIILIDMS.
AVINIMPTIr 011. CIADT.II
RUSTIC I PAPER SHAME.
osl Wad Tots 01311 Vl it ti n good . s lat it!
• . tt• . F., PRICE,
/:=3
Wall Paper !
Wall Paper !
Wall Paper
CYIL. €714(Yr13
011 ClCrtil. i ,
C)X.ILa CIaC,TIEM:
CARYFTti.
CATIE`I 7 . :TS:
BelAulheini, •
URI UR WATER; PA..
Hiinjn4t re , eire4 n Lugo atoux n 1 Wall
•
• CA.R.P=S;', •
0111C1 , 411s; RookA,l:43ione:y; dl kinds of
inflow Shade:l4
Conking atones; Trankg; •4.
TRAVELI.N4 SAVICS.
Baisketit
ail!drug% Carriages & Wagons.
AH kinds arroyo'. Fanerliords
Also. An katensive 'Amsiartinent of
STEREOSCOPE S
and ; '
STE=IOI3COPIO)VIEWS
This Is the largest :041 boo. selelled
Stock of Goods In the eon n. and bought
(Meet from tosnnfsettlerm et the lowest
pike. and will be told lower than else
where. :BINS. INTILHEIN.
_ _
ag•CAURAO3l, , Aunraq avl44 ,
gip: Mara. - hg...,1111kx in the roost'. tin ,
ii!!loh
tispdritiv I,t 1r7 7 , a le * ,• •
.
I,II6AIMIL uniffiNAlM 4_1131
Au!. Adissivirsaric. •
I irm srmics mompwalag »dot taTeltum
*Hi .11aii• Isse • bWm 'ray ass tar -errs ts
blab us .. Tons epees April
lbaraVlb • lI.T. TAYIAIR.
ai.ft. Vow stmi
ibs•Wasionslnstrics at PODUrrlatali,
is tw *Wee of vUu.. r. Abssev, b"sbrapt;
to rinkrsistry.
'- WisisS rr xis tosstimb 11.• soulers
=ls P.=r i tt r arr . ,,v2 . sl:=
ty of Sesver•ssit•fitsts trade. ...We
• elkl blossiet.: sibs his bees • brains
asps his ars . by lbs sob& IstottSes Coast
of said - Ns. *Otos tbe
ihrs Of D
uty,
.11.. MIND, • . WA* arum_
w0r,34 ..Passl.f o PYl - As•brakc- AG.
larYlLi. Parini ' . •
sy .
The 'Old :Paper S7ore" hp a New.
IN% P. MARSHALL •
nos hoot Yb old Otto& !So IT W.od Mt,
to tbo Soodoto owl Musa atom Moue,
•
•
-- 111' Liberty Street. - •
atirin.Lamingtiat l7lit. tipleudld Velvet, Hand.
1101116 Vatl and • Cinumber Patterns—Thaaasodi at
Malb§ hoes We arrunla—oa sale. Window Olt
tal 1111, Pli:e Baud., Taskas.
.BTUCCIO,ORNTICB PIECZY .
•
Of Ow liawert balers
_ gI.IIPLIGS I".PI D MiarnoN -
Can
liabated tad mat to imy Mrt of the ecasalry.
W. P. lIARAULLL.
umiak . Pittabargli. tlpdag Ugg.
DRY: GOODS.
J. M. BURCHFIELD It - CO:
. N 0.52 St. Ctalr Street,
Prrwsluu - wan,
11.A.VE,Jus'r OPENED
NEW GO . ODS.
Table Line
Towels, Napkins,
Ocialt, Diaper,
440 Sheeting.
Black Poplin Alpsum,
Black Alpaca Dialer
Black nnJ Colored 8111 M
Real Scotch Glngiutma,
Ne r Prints,, •
Plain, Pluk, Buff, - Bitto Peratkak
Winte,P.
Dee: IG—mar S. '
AGENTS iIIrANTUD.
- TEN DOLLARS A DA Y!
TAO $lO MAPS FOR $4
', i1.13 4 11:134% ,
'AM' OUZO DOUBLE UPS
Amiries sad 11Curajpe, Amities and
lie United IRWIN of tourbra.
.
Thaw greet Mat" now just comploled, show
every place of importance. all Railroads to data,
and lbw latest alterations la tbe tart as lta=
States. Those 11111 p• astodad Is gray
and hinny In the land—they oerupy the spare of
one Yap, but by mango/ the Roemer. either
old. cis be thrown front, and any part brought
lend to the eye. County Malta and Largo
mists glean to void Arcata.
Apply Ibr Circulars. Trivia, and and moray for
Bann& Napa to J.T. LLOYD.
laurmb Cordsudt Wrest, N. T.
rT/u'l/TM'!"•rn•rfTn'TiVirSTEß""
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE
In awe Elegant Octavo Volume of over
600 pages, welt printed, on fine paper,
Ithistrated with an aansirabie Portrait
on Steel, of Mr. Mateo Greeley, with
Pictures of Ma carious Houser, Me
de. de., together oritA a beauti
ful Arrival of Margaret Fuller; en
graved by Linton.
yr. o >eok7 ban Had of it; shall never write
anything else Into which I shall put so much of
myself. my expiitencea, notkois, conektiorw, and
soars of thought:an these Iticcitaternrs. I girth
with road nwerre, m mental litstary." The
boat embraced views o f
arty New Zngland set.
tinniest, theanthor's own you thibi life. education,
appreatkeship, adrentare . derofessicronl and po
litical rensin4aroces„ ex once In Convene,
newspaper life In New T , and much vary useful
tat. *nowt lams and funded. It lo a peentlarty
entertaining and valuable wort.-4 look behind
CO. of thi - stiOil
*tamp. .11AR. •
street; kitiladelphis. • [mambas
t 4:,00 GREENBACK
A S T PULL TALTSITOT TRIO TO •X T ZOOS MOW
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Bllstabew Bale SielltiOw Nessr
11811 • •
sane ant Shadow. in New Tot ll
A work replete wills Anecdotes and Incident. or
LIFE IN TILE GREAT METROPI).
'
1133,11 A enamor NSW SOUL akrtscrou TA X
atoereta °Me Great elty
One ',Agent sold BO in one day, another
sold and delivered =7 in IS an
other. :011 in 7 days. No book ever pub-
Itched that sells so ,rapidiV.
IFTau wish lo konailiori tortanes an• mad,
and had is • ••/ Itimr ahrawd ton an min
ed la Wall &net; haw • Countrymen" an onlo
dled by Murano • bew Iltalwers and Marebanno
ant Bbickmalled: . how Dance Homey msd (boom
Saloons are as lukaamb bow Gambllng Hanes and
Id:Medea are conducted ; how flock Campania.
°titillate and how the Bubbles Burst. dr.. read
fide work. It tells you Me sketches of Its owed
willlionalree. merchants. In.
A large Octavo roftne, pitgra, Fine
is( Illnerated.
Ile lamest comudeelon then. On'r n pun eft
(mine and a $5.110 OreenUele seed bee on modal
this. For Ind penleultrs and term Wrens dor
Pole publishers,
J. B. nrien a CM,'
feb ICkdo] Birthed. Conn.
JEIINET. •
' Watch Iltikker ius4 Jewelari
.
Tided street; Beaver. Pa. (be MOM ' adloluinE
C. VI IWO' encl.) Quid watthris aid a/an
aemia* rapairlid and Warranted. Engraving
'dons to order. The 'unwrap of tbe pribtfe
solleitad. sad railatactirao gaarantrad. Like Dd . a
tr •
aprirakarn.
ItEDUCTION IN PRIORS!
J. &11. BEGGS
---DEALEItr, IN
,
Qd moms vvA. it V.
-A\ D-
House Furnishing
ckoox)l3,
Iw. 124 Federal Street.
SLIDING GOODS AT COST,
TO f.,!1;1
This is a Bona Fide Sale.
17. ISO
NON EXPLOSLVIK.
I=2l
Illividviay, New Brighton
• The New liEht Petroteat Fluid
Irru . twice the - llght or Carte* oil, and I. ears
under nil cirrumenan yes.
ECM
Gail Not - E xplod
The undervlgued err vow tuanufacittrtagLen lty d,
beveled sale the New Petroleum uid:made
dlollgatles. without. the aid of com pared,. arldr.kt
I, gradually tea log Ow place of Certetu le all
pitted where Intreidared.
Agana wasted 1. every lowa. . grad the tlls-
Addreaa r , • • .
Deliver LedierPllinsalsairsr—Wlll opea ea
.13 theta ue tieplegetfet a m rupee 'grafted
et oreey :amp of edgeseasend Is the Parer,
t=t said sedge ablred Teen was
thy the papal Iv robe
01•11 robe.
lbefeese tam' ea boardere • '
One purpose Ye ir eetatina the "PS of
the getout on thareasek falderal, Is sverf
brava *WWI. to aerobe', ' beadtge t. agt
pupils 'braid ne passe !nred.fer i r. ll .7 .
ethaal. and madams ragu n fr 4 :4 l := d dl ibx
01411?7,.to;Lbm.aeo ez.. ise. •
t " . " . " 1 "0 - 71. NVINS. Prterlpil.
0011111 ea
col4me--4zi ccßiaur.
AGENTA !WANTED.
BY HORACE GREELEY
J. PALMER dt
No. 6 Ilmia Bram.
MM!!M
•
14 1 ,11144f111014,0,1XAM1G
- • •
= •../orD nlit•Ant *SHOP.'
Ei Nr ll4. m;amosclabiint Pl*ltel
Ow beat flaying' Met neerr o r iMe.
I cm wills rruespilcude mccoarodae" cti.lumari
irstli slam: mattslas le lb. t..41%;.11[1.
k.wsst Naar.
Plough and riongis
of dlairmit patients, hictedlng• Ma Gest Wa.frfu;
Oki spindly fat Heil; wben•rtr ll ha. Wes .44.
' • 44TOYEEir, '. • A 'arsidar"lrbki
Cookie r. Franklin aid Iletillint. of Ike ninyl pop Ss at'aies agresable.
else Panama, of all Cooking &pee the (Janet betlitilY, OM egalelni
ASPV/ille Is lbs hat A. It !tikes lible fuel. litue
nem to do tholepin wait. beg bake:: awl Mo.! for • .preoorring the
darabk: 'situ alt.E.llier lie lent SPIT. In WAN 110 I hair. r abl .?rf W I ,
toonrcttpa *llO the olinte 1 terra got hp • !
, _ ~• • hair is mai watered
' ' reshot Panama Eitstlamaosi Top,' , •
eibleii takeover? Mat 'roan: 110 additional fuel, ta • 11$
. .1 ' 0'4314 DAT
eile eina Get out or ender. sod not fiShir U. W.liir .* A * P" .• elld
2:l4ta a lratil ;Init n l i l d ri arinWiTstilt Talton' of
.. i tt i soiicat .. •ei Pi&
or ast one or oetterep , . in lair . its thick.
.lo wawa., or what le here yak!. I peer • kw
risme el pentaus bawlig n noes the Move Dr Nome sued, falling hair . checksdo , and. hnld•
sass .ollon, though . not. always, Cured
t
1 Dr. ease Winans, , GI John Cron
IN. T. Kentitedy. , 43 Abner Ilnrinti, ' by its use.. Ilothiag mat. restore, the
s Gaston lionnedy. i ittJahn 5 5 Clap"
4 Robert ICOorran, . is Jopailta• ilegentle. hair w h ere kaieloa a r e . 411411 V ed . _ _ .'
b John Watron. OS M rt. -• Itinyll. • _- 3r the. ig i i pads 1 astophila : awl .trimpa.
,G Dr. /Sp IC. Jackson. GI l atinW. 1 . 5 . 54 .1tb. .
t Dr. J . M. Elliott, , VIC a. 11 - Frrnin. Bat Melt AB 'MUDD , Ran be lured for
gDr • • Puke.' ' I 0/ Job. Jirknon,
,uoefulnetut by this application.. ,Instescl
9 Dr: J. D . ItcCreary. 10 Bent. Y. Pugh.
10 11110 W. W oma ilke, .
1 TI
Beinual K J ennedy. ,of
foaling the hair with le ray mai.
1.1 William LTS Clipt.Jas ointinne. '
.12 Andrea, Morrow 13 flel4lMill Franklin moot, it winesp it clean wag TiHotel/.
13 Rass H. 61464 .2._t 14 • 146 ' 1 . 1 • 66 ; 64 .ter• • its occasional RS& will prevent the hair
14 Cant. Jamie e.o.m. blames P. anort. •
15 awl. J. 5. Whim, IS TrederickiLstarar, ' from turning.gray or falling o6', and
14 Um Rater Wade T, Mrs Robert Andrews, i
IT Mrs. Gee, room • 111 Job, 11. Duman. 1111616 nPinn4 Pretcat balsam nee
is M. T. Bemis. ' Dike- Thos. li Waist.* from there deleterious substances which
19 A. U. Wenn:, i tal James 11 Dorian * make some _____. mos dasgesoos
m g
30 Jamie Cookie i ,a 1 Detail 1.1074 1 55 .F•asi.
ii nom* B. Ds".
l 1 'ED 16.01 . 6.2 e 166 injurious
. „,„
to the • hair tl e Vigor can
la High mom- - . ielJohsi Donlan t , _
13 Capt W. Olean, 01 Andrew W. Jackson. o nl y OCabili net harm it. If wanted
14 Thomas Bradebaw.lo•B3 Samuel Taylor, t ame l y f or o - ,.... • • .
32 Nilo Bradshaw. i lari Blain Stowe. .
PI Robert Bradshaw I ,97 Mrs. C. Patterson. '
21 Thas J Bradshaw. tr.'ne William Dneld•on, HAIR DRESIIsIG,
12 Diem Reed. Kt Geo lth Delo. .
19 Mlle* Reed , 03 Samuel Donlan. -
1 91 Rat. D. P. Reedsenothing elm can be found so desirable.
tale Unwary, f
111 " 646 11661, ! 61 Robert 16 b 514 1 'Containing neither oil nor de, it doe*
22 Joel Reed, i 93 Geo. W. llainuton. i
mamma mono , 94 Yank Winos. Req. not soil whito cambric, end Yet lasts
64 ' 4666 " 16661661 16 WllllB6l in "• ilong on 'tho hair, giving it a rich glossy
Mimes Thor. , 911 Doom. Wile=
11!Ilaatia Ta 4 . :ID Jason Rirbanlon. 'lustre and a gratelld perfume.
=Richard II si I 96 i t E. Sankey. r
16 William Ranee. ' 99 Alfred ?tem
Josspit Raman ' 101 Austin Pine. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
10 David Carr 112/.l l !'bu.PY l .o_ - -
CI Dr. Moon
101 Mos Jobn Thomas
MS John luwery
1104.1. W. Funkbouier
USG Junco Thomas.
KG Hobert Wallace
101 Daniel Loewe!:
108 Thom Swann,
109 Dr. C. R. Pottle.
110 Criss O'Rourke
111 Henry Fetter
111Yrande 1106010.
113 EH Berm,
11410. L. 111.2ene,
11.5 Handel d Leo:.
114 d kbeel Warm'
111 Willlem Peteland
110 Bev Wm Habit
119 Henry Bradford
110 Minato 'Arndt.
11l Joe ph L. Week:Dore
41 Mimeos Fronk
Cl James Knowles
44 dodge Minn
43 William Bomar.
44 Wm„Blekendeg
47 BPartlei Crumen
Joseph YeDermltt
41 Mn. Jae M'llermitt
GO WilUana Wagner
Bay II I eawhfL
141Waeltingto• Kngle
tJohn Y. Marko
Capt.•.WDortald
55 Cant M Y'Donald,
M Wm M'Doaahl.
67 Mn Nancy NrDonaid
LB Oleg. White
BO Kra Landis
at William Oros, •;
111 Boston Grove.
In Introducing oar. .In we receive in Pan Mr
• greet number of stoves recently maaufsetared
and sot& by other parties.. These. as general
thing. an nearly sew and embrace the area
and moot Improved atylm sow madee_ purpling
those manufactured by myself. Wn wni cell these
at very low Mae; -
Having three Bred data 'stripes on hand. of
shoot fifteen horse power capacity, they are tamed
to the public at reasonstde rater.
ICISLK THORMILIY.
teb 17 'Oki, -
WALL-PAPER f0r1869
Thomas Polnier, John C. Dodge.
At oar coMmallona and apaclon. Haler Itoomil,
• complete Asaortntect of r.lzw and Et.eczwraglaa
Of Wall-Paper,
Lath Ungloasod •nd Bath Web.
• Cheap Brown and White Papers;
Also, ovary variety tir
Car. CLOTHS.
Transparent and Paper Window Shades,.
Figured and Plain at lower prices than
ever be(src niferetl in the rue,
CALM. AND SEE.
Vpeelai Indommasda Offered b INlmionia Dealer,.
• • trlloll/13 MIXER *CO..
. • 30. SI Wood Strati. IjlleWern eta and SP ma
aurtd door below Diamond &Sri, Pittetiorsh,
madam. •
nmmovAr,
AND
CLEARANCE SALE.
RAVI NG limed our prrsenl.6tore too
lima uur Limiuem, we will Re
:neve to
311 1.11E1111.7F17
•lout April Ist. To ;.:IVI` trouble and
expense of moving, we arc noir closing
HARDWARE
Mil
G" 'CT rri 3E 1 .. Pt
At (tretttly 110111E141 ['Oct.*:
LINDSAY, STERRfT & EUWER,
337 Liberty st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
martUil ,
Dr. )Varne.r.
Cl=
" INDIAN PHYSICIAf "
nl Ptitaburgh. who. has. inul .tweijiy five
yeara experieneo in prailisr, and wina.e
father was known for forty year.,
.:ta
ISDIAN
treats with success 'nearly every ffinu of diems.
whether of went Or loop a.tion. 'rd. Dorror's
management of disease Is, In win) impact. pe.
roller to hlmaelf and predecersor, amt any per.
eons who oily still t .1,1i1M11,1% or 11. u.anuent
fur a sufficient lingth of time will be ere aly lone
tatted or cored. fret all Clifilhin. Ho mat...rum/sr
what symetei of prattle° the p. 11.10 may have
born trawled for ehtoulc Camara, 111.1tolig' which
may be Included - many female complaielts as well
m Inelphent coonwptkae,
Coughs. I)ispev , in, nod
those %minus diwnw , of the titowneh,
p.ow,4,mt ghlnuy,.
PC Tl•tria. liilllllllAll , lll. 1;rc•
qp..tax, ilronctibt
sort. VAreg. Nvnou th,ll
and Many others.' geneml'y yield to his
well.kumen pr.tral, e endow:int. the 11Se Of
Many Indian kleniedic..s. Where
iunient4 may I,e t mated by roi •
reipt,tulenee, and Medicine sent by having
the ttli,e oeseribed, giving .I}te. RA. &C.
°Met% 111.311Cilllt. :.111
formerly on St. Clair, nrr now lOcateit at
211 Penn st., may St. Clair, Pokbarglg,
Pa. Imar10::1m
SPRING, 1869.
M'Elroy, Dickson Co.
Ni.i 41 Wikitt St.rivt,
Pittsburgh, a.
OFFER THEIR ' I I.
SPRING STOCK
DRY ----
GOODS
Ana Nidioll4l,
Ai: - SAT
An.! Imiite llu•'ir fitglottirri, iutd tlit
Intik generally, to vall.
Isisagles.
Wall AND PI.DOWNO
robstaatly oil hand. and sold it the lanreat rates la
fits onkel. Ware tlitbar rimed to oak,
felt 'Cut J. a. n. luaus cut
Wall Paper, Window Shades.
PlitterissiNew, .
•
Prices lAiw. .
Variety Etidlew.
DEZOtTCHF, &
Car. Filth Avenisa, 112 Weal 2treek
. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Pnetiagendelive;reci nt n. It. nepoil, ar c.
fir iletiorge.
~... In ~ biz 7*.110411W1404: : . T. ~ i
..,-.:. • ;.-:: t 4A3rer!lak ,-:.
Elam 4,
• e. , : ,11 ommormsai;4l• , : '.iri 4 Vigor
I For. nista**
iiiitaiif t e
,Its liatiral Vitailfir 'air COW.
PILACYICAL AND ANALYTICAL PILIZaII4
LOWELL, RUB&
. Ps/0211 •1.00. -
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Tar Dimassa of the Tbzost and, Lump,
slash as Osatha, 0014, IMmatathh
*mitt, Bronattls, Asthma,
sad Chmstmmthm. ,
Probably sever before in the whole hiller, sr
medicine, has anything. won so widely and so deeply
'upon the conffdence of mauklnd, as this excelleot
remedy for pulmonary tonna/mute. 'Mountie tong
,milks of yann, and arming most of the races of
men it has risen higher and higher In thclr e•tlnia
tloll, Lft hes become better Isown. its iputocin
character and power,to cure the various Millectiou •
of the lungs and throat, hare made It known as ri
protector agnost these. While adapted
milder forms °tarmac and to young rldbiten, it I.
at the ammo tore the most effectual %rowdy Mai c.,u
be given fair Incipient consuruplion, want the
'lnoue affections of the throat and lungs. •npi o.
liaison against sudden attacks of.Clrewp, It shonld
be kept on hand in every family, end Indeed a. Jlt
ere sometmses subject to colds and "coughs. :IA
abotinbtrprirdited with We rust/dote far them.
AlthougtLeettled Cosalsetpl4,4 is thOlighl to.
curable, stiff great numbers of rases where the we,
ease seemed settkrl, bare been nomplettly coma,
and the patient l'edlPrald to sound beitha by the
;Cheery Pectoral. So cminikut to its
,over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat , net
the most obstinate of them yield to ft. When non..
; big else could redrb them, under the Cherry ree
torsi they =Wide and disappear.
' Singers and Public Sj.akers fn.t tsrel pro.
teetlon from It. •
datAssom la always reticent unit ones wholly
turcil by it.
Browsehlits,l2 erally , . cured he taken the
Cherry reeseral ta gen small and frequeut
So generally are 11.4 virtues known tact tee ore!
not publeb the certainties of them here, ordo n...ra
114 an assure 1.110 1414111 C that its total:nes ate
mu ntalned
A.yet's Ague Cure,
plot Finer and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
ChM Form-. Remittent Fever,
Ague, Periodical or 'Miens 1 , 07er, eze,
andlzuleed all the ailectiont urn:eh
from realarioaa, intrah, or mtaam.:t c
paeans. ..
Aa Ita name Imptte%, rhuorrone.
fill.
fine nor any other tontetnl or ' , women .01et.0..•
whatever, it In Tow", nnr
alimher and hirtanve rtireo In ihopplt..l,
trictP, ore Merl le been:el ne-oont,
Wlthont n prinittet 111 the I..tary ..1 •,
Dur Pride to Ihntlllhnt hr tho maw,. h.lhn,no- •
teeelre or the rade. it I ' i,, :L 1 In I
ease., and where othe, telne.th tII 1 , 1 Nth ••: •
Unacchniated Ili m.
rarelltntt thrronzte nn.t.o.tte. •
laded by taking' the .111(7: V VICE .loll.'.
FOT liter Canon/alto., 1,11 tort , •
rI the I.lTer, it to an exeellent rem...Jr.:4mnd.
pt I.irer Into healthy minor. •
For Dillon+ I/weirder* and- laver i •
II excellent remedy. prrathemr many Ind , :
narkahle curea,nrliere (Alley II
Prepared .1.7 (:. Atilt .t Cn., Pract • I
ta.l Analytienl Chgant4ta. Lutrell, Ilse r., eml r.., I
10111111 the world.
.r•RICE, $l.OO
----.' va - Rest-
, 4„) .... _....,
0..14
fro
HAIR
.k.
BARRETT'S % .. 0 -
•44 741 , Veg. table
IR RESTORATIVE
„Li ' T. 4414 br'flue )I. 11. Sit YeL: , §
...a ~.........,.._br,..,.-.
' Ilts7 Of I rrry ts..'lll4r-C,-Ise 0.4 ...1. ,
~ 3 pr.lobliair Its nroligti, 41.1.11•11 il••• ~..... • .
Mal .4 Delsanf,maJ Ilse laneedaig .....
eal Itoesilfylef Ito llslt. Is Ls Itels C. 44 •
1 Are” de. Noel AZ4 t
, ~, fn TlaTortsollst LW, ,uoI AZL..,„,
' • * '.. SIVItr . g - t, ' et ' r . & N t .. . v
t... .2. • ...a t . N/ 0 7 . _
C '.
' ''
Ibi? &E 10 / '
.1 °1 4,14;'• ~. . ..- . 4 ,
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Pho ii•lAn.
mixeuzirxici, X. U.
• - Tor sale b all Drawata =4 !LAI:v. In L.
dose everywhere.
She Um
HAIR RESTORER .
FAYOF . iI T E
liAlk DRESSING
fi ewl ltyie in oneßalat
IMPROVED
will quickly restore Gray Hair
to its natural color and beauty,
and produce luxuriant growth. It is
perfectly harmless, and is preferred
over every other preparation 'by
those who have a due head of hair.
as well . as those who wish to restore
it. The beautiful glOss and
imparted to the Hair make it J=
for old and young.
• Por Salo by all Drunguors.
DEPOT, ItISI OItEENWHII tiT., N. Y.
mmONEDOOI
o t 4ta lu ttted 'ilr" on ° Pe 1 1, : a 'a gtirmse m itleo rn it i li ; 111. ;"u lf
thrown In* ;ear with cutter slanted. tea In est
abuse) the hairs* will play as hotly stet( cm the
imel or any Intermediate .12%... 'ad. the Wet
fur moth land or ammo: moors sad *turnips. Tint
pretolum he belt mowing machine Grand G o ld
thre es from Meal Taney Amdetdresel Node y lbf
e days Mist at Xenia, kb Skt/a and lath oeJaly,
LW. Tartness, =Min@ the hew 111141400 UAW*
in Heuer county, no lan exleinbe galas.. Wiese
purchasing elonotheru. No camera t neems,sy
on the adsantare'ot baying • machine mas
tared cormrstant Itt th• playa wbmw aced. dots
examine one weeks.
ITPTABITRUII NATIONAL PLOW CO.
tab iir.tr • t Mao dietomitodmosior. Pa.
- 131/141311111'D AT TIM
LOWISIST RATIO.
AT DARlUkarrs• -
sun% re.
se Iltigl
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