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Subeterlptionit to tke Beaver Ar- Kuti .,The following named par‘ons hoe paid the sunlit set opposite to their Hamm on' autSteription to the Beaver Ann vs, Line° the date of 'our teat issue : soil' D. *rock, Ronseville, Pa., 400 John Cumming, Baden, p 200 .1. Smith, Black Hawk, , 2 . 00 Smith, New Brighton, 1 00 11. R. Plersol,Beaver„ ' 100 corirad Welagarber Bridgewater 200 Mrs. Charlotte Duerr, 31assIllon, 0., 2 00 P. M. Donahoo, &ismer, 2 00 Henry !Louder, Brush Creek, 2 00 A. li. Wolf, Brighten tp., 1 00 .1. MeCombo; Frankfort, Evan Powell; Knob. 'lino attention of the public la directed to tlic following Now Advertisements which appeal; for the tin 4 time In the An cos to-day : speiatNotlee—Orr at Cooper. Notivet—Hibbard & Co. special Notlee—Peter Angel.. , special Notice—W. J. Dunn. • Atcy. at Law—ltenj. K. l'iersel. New Spring Goods—Jos. Horne tk °CO. F.—Wm. Hurst. l'or Sale—G. S. Barker. .t4,eiignees Notlee -W. S. Morlan. Notice--W. 8. Morlan. =MGM Our Buillneeni.--:The cirenlation of the Alnico has steadily Increased within the pant two and a half years; end at no timu has theluerelse beep near so rapid a, within the last roti'r months. :Two weeks ago wo commenced working oil ttt) quires otpaper for our regular issue, wide!' makes our present circulition 1200 eoples per week. We do not say it in a boastful spirit; but BA. nevertheleu true, that this exceeds the circulation of tiny newspaper over published in Beaver il/1111tV. Theadvertising and jobbing patronage cl the Paper more than keitpa pace With its circulation, and we - believe 'we keep within the boundtt of truth when we say that but few country papers In Pennsyl- VIII4III enjoy more prosperity in these particulars at the present time than the Heaver A nuve. id! of which we make our lowest bow and tender_ our 'nest grateful thanks. The nano of 8, Jr Darling ton township, appears this woek In the Ations, for Register and Recorder, while Satnuf4 Hamilton's I, withdrawn, for the same position. About to Chientte t generally understood in Beaver and vi cinity, that our neighbor, Odell; disposed of the Local, last week, to a couple of gentlemen, one of whom hails from Law rence county, woile the other has been a resident of Pittsburgh for some time past. This week's Loco, we presume will give us the details, ste., Nalco or Wool.—Tho Steubenville (kizette of last week reports the sale of i.cvmul large clips; of Wool In that openly (Jelfergon) to Lliulley M. Branrion, Esq., at fifty cents per .pound. Mr. Branson has purchased within the past live years, of fanners within that_vicinity, about two million patinas of wool. No person miniomplating a jou ruey either by land or Soa,ought to omit sup plying themselvoa with a quantity of Dr. Whittlesey's Cure for Sick Headache and Dyspepsia -- as a iWeventative 'gybed the evils arising from' the change of water, climate, Lte. ,. [lt. Temperance Lectui;e.—Dr. D. L. DempseY, of this, place, delivered a lee hire on temperance in the U. P. Church, io Mayer, on last Friday evening. Ifie lz,tore was a very interesting one and //)IQI.I a doep impt,estalott on the minds of his hearers. Ittpentod.--Tho Pittsburgh — .Port says thatun last t Saturday evening one week ago, a‘dry goals merchant of Pitts burgh, reeelvedthrough the Poston:lce a letter containineone hundred dollars.— The letter which containing', no signature, road fuullows: "A— l n By—: Stolen from yl our counter day lbefore,Oirlstnms, last year. Returned, Ithrou . gli\ the Catholic eon fessional, by n penitent vkenan." An exchange pins the ques thnc should be answered: year at this etemon Iffileat was alwost 'two• and one-half doller)per bushel: Nole .1m lie bought for . one dollar and a half. llow touch larger, la the loaf td r day than lout of last year . ? Here we get Just the amonnt of liread. I.ltEntr Limo always on hand at the Mulvanon Lime 'Kilns, l'anport, eta+. wr bushel. . tf. General Assembly.—At the reeent meeting , of the Pileabytery of ..dletheny City, the following persona were elected Colutnisalturera tti attend the next Gen eral Amsexiddy,Which ix to convene fit the Brick Church, in the City of New York, on the 20th pf May next : Miaistera-1-Rev. l Jas. M. Shields, Rev. It. Lowery. I peter.l—Dr. Marquim, :Mr. John P.ttor. I ' Reid Emtatelilidd.—Tho Ilotel prop ,44ty in Bridgewater known as the liouee;" was sold taut week 444 t '4444t. Thorned C.atht.".ell °Mat village for Oo• SIWI of $6OOO. Capt. intends, I , plieve, to renrodel tln house, and tit it• up for a private :reeidonee. Print inrt Ink:it—The IViteiona/ barb li.nn'r, Washington, I). C., says: We al, at present using printing ink: mann f,,,tureci by Mr. ('..E. Robinson, at the r.ty'm Ferry Printing Ink Wm ks, Ph hi. This Ink we regard cui superior t,, any printlbg ink We have used for a. min Mer of years. It is clear and clean, , lions freely. We can safely recant-, nmml nS ova to all printers. . ' •I•he Phil:lda. North A nwriemt ',tt fhti t.+i.ctnrar Ga.:Cite, says: We Publish in :mating. place the roonunnondations of ihc printing Ink iniunabiotnreil by Mr.! Robinson, at the Gray's Ferry 'rioting Ink Works, Wo aro luting the ii from Itahluson's works, and aro plm.cil to add our approval of it to the many .11dt:rem:tents he has already re- The ink is of excellent quality char, and works freely. . - [lt.. I=lll Suecessful, becaizae of Superior null'. lire. Auarree Irnproaed (new style) Unto Restart or Merging. (Is one bottle). Elvey Druggis t...lU It. Ptley one .dollar. ialarlt;lut • _ N EATIMI liciu,au.Z-Poter Angel, of Bridgewater, with an eye to business and the wants of the public, baa fitted up and !petted an eatinif 'houite adjoining his :grocery and oonfactioitat7, where maids will lie stiried 'tip to order at all botuw,__ Every-, artieloin - the eating line afforded' by the Reasons or the markets, will he found on hand, tinkled to the orders of tho huttirtvii.Ritillinee through. More room. An4taL , 11•11 IZEI BEI 115iiCi „;..:Aiiiimasemeavinilowkiabs) . NOM”) - I fraternity in- vaorr APP* * 6 .o l , 43o untieli mote gown with the needful In etas wile.. • ,„rt ~AMP° mO7 z9m,- pUm Maar in this eonsre made pef pie lollowifig 'lbe 4dll l Mu. an: monolog' candidates:Ali tliar sapid of fline I —43tate Nem* IfiXl i AalwakhlY. $lO Prothonotary; Plipouiity,Triimitrer, 88; Register rod recorder, t 8; County Coin- nziedoner, Coanty Auditor, i 3. No annoomement w W be'plbilahed Weis Odd 114 in advance: The; &argils *it so high all 'that of thopatillaben ha Craw, (Ord cciculli. 7 No. name rioolved or en- , oouncOd until the 010 la Pahl." " RE ,43tr0a.0 Cured Hama, Clear. Endes, Mackerel, Corn Mind, Flour, and every-. 'blames° h t the grocery line at the low rat prices,id II 111.11.11 ED Co'a: Serious Dille=Hy at Noble*. temS.;--Alibout ton o'clock on Monday eight, of teat week; two coal miners, nam ed Peter Riley and Stephen Pulger„ bad an stßay In a tavern at Noblestown, du ring which the latter was stabbed in the abdoinen with a penktilfe, the blade of which'cut Hui entrails, producing injur ies of a very serials nature. Riley Was arrested the day following In Nobles town, and confined In jallet Pittsburgh. Riley gives the, following statement of the affair: • He says that 'he and :thilger were standing together at the, bar; that they had no previbis quarrel; that they there had an altireation about some triv ial matter; and that: Bulger knocked him down. The barkeeper Interfered and put Bulger outcif the house, at the front door. Riley went out at the back door, when he was again =smutted and knock:- ed down liy Bulger, who fell upon him. Some ono' took, Bulger' off, when it was discovered that he was cut.. After mak ing this Statement. Riley was asked If Bulger was cut while they were together on the griiund. He then replied that ho Was so drunk at the time of . the affray that he know nothing of what had occur red until be was told by the officer who arrested him. Both men aro young and, unmarried. The farmer worked In coal mines neer Nobleatown. and the latter at a place called Willow Grove, about a mile and ti half beyond. Riley will hive a hearing on Wednesday of this week, by which time it is expected the result of Bulger's Injuries will be known.— Wash. Review . • sOO 2 00 11.168-UID & CU. are selling a first, rate White Lead in oil at $lO per cwt. Otialnallen:—At a meeting of the U. P. Presbytery of Allegheny, in the United PiiisillytarliM church in Beaver, on the 13th inst., J. C. Wilsongtus ordain ed to the olilco of the Holy Ministry and installed !Pastor of the United Presby terian eongrogatlon.of this place. Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, of Allegheny city. preached the sermon; Rev. J. S. Easton, D. D., of Allegheny city, presided; Rev. A. Y. Ibiuston, of East Palestine, ad dressed the pastor, and Rev. A. G. Wal lace, of {view Brighton, 'addressed the peeple.—poeaf. Future Co. Commlttees.—Under the new rules and regulations fdr the government of the Republican party of this county, the County Committee, tak ing lest OctOber's, vote as a basis, will number Ilßy-four members, distributed as f0110W4: Big lieavet tp. 2; Beaver borough 2; Bridgewater borough 2; Darlington tp. 2; Green tp. 2; Frankfort dist. 2; Hope well tp. 2; Moon tp. 2; Nevi Brighton boo. (North Ward) 2; New Brighton b4o. (Middle Ward) 2; New Brighton boro. (1143uth Ward) 2; New Sewickley tp. (Feazitex dist.) 2 ; Ohlo tp. 2; Patter son tp. 2 ; Raccoon tp. 2; Rochester hero. 2; South Beaver tp. 2 ;,Borough• tp. 1; Brighton tp.l, Baden bolo. 1; Chippewa tp. 1; Economy tp. 1; Fallaton born. 1; Franklin, tp. 1; Freedom bore. I; Mc- Guire's dist. 1; HarMony tp. 1; Indo pendendii tp. 1; Industry tp. 1; Marlon tp. 1; Nev Sewickley (Freedom dist.) 1; North Sewickley tp.l; Now Galilee born. 1; Phillipsburgh bore. 1; Pulaski tp. 1; Itoehesteir tp. I; St. Clair boro. 1. The Republican voter's in each towu shlp aotrboroughcre required to elect the abOVe number of county committee men at the primiry meetings on the 29th of May, end care should be taken that these °Ulcers aro men noted for their probity, :intelligence and energy. Re publksidr, bear this in mind. Be I Cuittlimisk—The following hints on health at this season of the year will be found timely and adiiisory: "With the opening of the genial daysof spring, people are too prone to expose themsel ves to the changes of the atmosphere. BeeltllKO the day is warm, off' goes the cost in one sex, and the shawl is dispen sed with on the part of the other. These acts are indiscreet to say the least. They tend to the opening of the door of the system, disease, colds, coughs, con sumption and ultimate death. The great est caution should he exercised at this season of the year: The temperature Is varibip, and there is no telling at what mordent a change may come, and then the unpridected male and the irhawless Telltale is placed in a most unpleasant predicament, shivering and chattering, and all Leese's!, they have been foolish enough to trust to the weather Instead of 'good Judgment. Weedy's° our readers to'retain the protections Whiell they have used during the winter and not lay them :wide 'betwuse the sun shines brightly and air itirerthes warmly for a few hours. Exercise erre and you will .have nu °eve- Mon to cOnipialu of changes In the weath er.' =I .NON P: name thee but to praise," should be Inscribed upOn everi.bottle of "Bar rett's Vezetulde Halt. Ittteratit7e;" for among all ib wduld be contlieers it stituda alone; unapprottehed and tidskprottelta-, wirtrhinan and Reflector. The New Po to Stampe.-:-The following are the colormilf the now pnkt ago stamps, the printing of Which is rapidly programing at the eatahlishment of the National Bank Note Company, in New York, where . aeveral °Moons of the Postottlee Department, at Washington. are supeiintending the work:, One"cent —Dothan ochry. Two eents—light brown. Three eents—blne. Ten omits—orange. Twelve 'cents—green. Fifteen eanbs. brown and blue. Twenty-four cents— green and purple Thirty mmts—eannine and blue. Ninety cents—black and ear mine. Teachers Examinatlon.—on last Friday Prof. Whithain, the County Su perintendent of Common Schools, held an examination 'ln the ~ B ebool House in Beaver, Pa., at which about a dozen of teachers wok.' ezatniuod. The majority of them; we liollove, "pasted 1111 l ster,7 and wero'given authority to "tenell the young Idea how toldloot," provided always, that they can find pilules where their seniees are wanted. AN IN VALUABLE PREPABATION.—Tbe attontiorpof our readers la directed to the tulvertisentent of Dr. L. Q. C. Wished's Pine Trey Tar. Cordial, for the cure of consumption of the lungs, etc. This in-, va it it ibie oeigtration has met *flit' each an increased 'debuted • during the past few yearn the proprietor has found it ne coodu7 to Increase the faelllthie lbrmaa. ufacturlng, and has now One of the hug ebeLeboralorlos In Philadelphia, andhiut roduitlY removed, hie salesroom to . the large alai' eginm&nons" dote; No. ' 220 NorthSeeondStreet.PhiladelPhia. Some of the largest Patent Medicine dada!, . 111 the United Agates say the dettlauu " Wisheet's Pine Tree Tar Cordial la great er sit the pdaentiltne thlimany,oakirpt ant meacino Walla oos. • ';`. 600 bushels of oorn In the ear , ,01440! celved any for sale; in 'llesvq:o,oB stare or •*- • . Oita &Wales. OE NIE • • 11 • G. W. - W.IOK In, the PrAWINI we. y " That our tbaakii are dtaa,to e• • .W. Irsia, our' woiruly State " 411 *1Y . 1. 1 0 31 4d 0 d t!' Ward UNINAI Ibllktikauteuier mid& ishiamita uistailitioot To Clore Wirtet—Waris are very tremblesonus The ibl lowing lie parkreSeure;imis theelarg eat, without leaving 11% WT. a 'Frenchman's prerailptioMandbas_been tented by the writer. Takes small piece of raw,beef, steep it all algid In vinegar, cat gig, much from it, se will cover the wart and tie it on,..siif,the szersamme on the forehead, !halm it on with "ships of sticking &Mar.: it spay be removed in the day, end'put on every night.• fa one fortnight the wirt'vsl die and:Peal off. The same prescription will cure , • ' Wails Preparation iler Car. PlAiPric.—Messua , Liitoner Bierlett, Carriage Idanfatnreri, on Pan Street, - opposite Cecil's Alley, Pittsburgh, use a very valuable preparation for protecting their vehicles from the weather; They 'have fOund it batter. than anything pro viously devised fbr that, purpose, and thoawho have tested it bear testimony to Its worth. Steno! ! Idarlott do all kinds I of -repairing; 'and 'on Moderate terms. They oiler to their patrons coa stantly a largo And reliable assortment of Buggies, Carriages, end other vehicles made In the .latest. style and of the best materiel. They are liberal In their deal logs and invariably give sithrthetion to ' thole patrons. Orders will be promptly • apr2b2t.. Ftstibias Man labset.-4 Baltimore dispatch says:. Additional particulars .of the.tragetlyirhich took place at Jar retaville, Buford county, Maryland, on last Saturday have come to hand. Bich . - ohm McComas, ayoungman living abmit two miles from the illiage, was shot and simarinetantly killed, by Miss Martha J. Cairns, who resides about the same distance from Jarrettaville, but Ina diff erent direction. - From the ntost authen tic accounts it appears that on S*urday evening McComas luid ridden to J&retts ville for the purposeof attending sweat ing of the militia company, of which he was a member, and at the time of the murder was ins yard at the rear of a tavern. Miss Cairns followed him to Jarrettsville, and on arriving at the tav ern', dismciunted heir horse, fastened him securely, and passing into the ladles apartment removed her riding skirt, her hat ad other encumbrances that might retard bar movements. Leaving the 'ladieee apartment with a Colt's revolver in her hand, she walked directly through the bar-room, which was full of Ma; and stepped - out upon a bask porch which overlooked the yard where McComas was standing in the doorway opening from the bar on the porch. • She took deliberate idnarwith her pis tolta at McComas and , .he being scarcely ; ten paces die her. The bullet struck him in:the - and as he reeled toward the pillars which hold up the porch, she fired twomoreshota,noltik; er of which took effect. Ho clasped the pillars of the porch and endeavored to. sustain himself by them, but weak from; the rapid loss of blood from the wound, his strength failed and he fell. Miss C. walked directly up to him and standing over him fired the Iwo remaining shots into his body. Still carrying the revel i+or in her band the murderess passed back through the crowdofnum, stricken speochleabylthe awful fieezie'emaikedbe. fore their eyes. They did not move a finger to bar her passage. Laving the porch through the bar-room and back to the ladies' apartment, she walked with out showing any emotion. In We dress ing room she resumed ber .ridlng habit again; than mounted air horse, galloped back towslittlfifitt,limthai gime a con siderable distance from the village be fore any one thought of foliating her. A Mr. Jarrett rode after her; Joining her about a mile from Jarrettsville. She asked him if McComas was dead. Ile replied yes, when she said, "I told hint what I was going to do." She exhibited no signs of regret, and wa i ts composed as if she Just finished, the pleat or dinary action. On Sunday she rode to Bidlair and gave herself up to the au thorities. Miss Cairns was about thirty years of age, and McComas about thirty seven. Both parties belodged to respec table families, and hold prominent posi tions in the social circle of the comity. The excitement runs very high in the neighborhood of the murder, and public opinion is on the eide'of `3liiis Cairns.— McComas is supposed to have been kil led by the first shot, and the last two wore probably fired into his dead body. Some time since Mln Cairns brought a suit against McComas for broach of promise, but the (WlO did not come to trial. • Clieisplirank ligifildliaips.—Tako a clean water tight teak and put into it a half bushel of lime. Slack it by pouring water over It boiling hot, and In suffi cient onatitlty to corer it - five inches deep, and stir It briskly until thorough ly slackened. When this lime has been slackened dissolve it in water, and add two pounds Of sulphate Of zinc and .one of common salt. These will cause the wash to harden and prevent its cracking which gives an to tbe work. A beautiful cream color may be given to the wash by. adding three pounds of yellow ochro , or a good pearl or lead color by the addition of a /limp °Wolf black: Per fawn Cotor`apid four pounds of umber,one pound of Indian red and one of common lamp black.— For stone color add two pounds of lamp bloat. When applied to the outside of houses and to fences, it is rendered more durable by adding a pint of sweet milk to a gallon of waski. , , Mn. Forms:—On the receipt of your paper of the 14th Inst., I ace my name announced as s , uathAiste for Reenter and. Itecorden -• It has been ettatotial7 heretofore to give the Incumbent of that office two terms, and the present one, lie togAt worthy goltlibr, I deem It improper (at any time and doubly' tic now) to de viate from the rules reAulating the nom: nations for•that °Mee: For this grave reason I most respectfully decline beltig a candidate. lam thankful to my friends fur their dispoaliion to recompense me for the arseFilloel anode In defenn: of zny country, and when the proper tlnie comes I will lie happy to have their support anal Influence. I ant, yours truly, anorusu and many limos a:costively offensive disehargo . from :the none, with "stopping Fill." of the dosa3j_tlincs, lma palimeni of the sense Of smell and taste, watering or We eyes, impaired hear ing, irreguTir appealte,oocsaional nausea, pressare and lain over oyes, and at times in the back of the head, occasional chilly minaationa, cold foot, and a fooling of las.; situdo . and nobility aro symptoms which aro common to catarrh, yet all of thorn arc not presimiln evirycsse. Dr. Sago's .Catarrh licimady. cures catarrh in its Worst forms and stages. It is pleasant to use, and conMins ,no poisonous or ,eartille . drug*. . . &int by mall on receipt of sixty emits. Address R. V. Plan* M.' D., Buffalo, N. V. - For ago by roost • Dangesto ev erywhere' .'' : Palest Windsor Moldler.—D: M. Dchishoo Eel., of thlepliee halitakenout a patent, far ralalng.lowerinir and" lock• ing wlnctoens, which bids bitr to supply a went, generally felt by bonae,:oarnieo. Tlatizturtpill/enat bit trtde, , Ls, the molit ; perfect iiinwimriM for t6a PurtoMMAIMA Ms& !FP -4: IMI ME ',7.,: - ,'':"-: --- ,;: -. . , ,',, •,g .. --.•''' • -• r: :=•';,‘! - • -.,_,, ME HAnntsurrao, April 16, 1869 SAK*L:llAmtk.ros J ~ inoollllolllll Or tkijii**l lo 4 l l l , 4 eqle be °Me i ° O W " II g l e l4 l ll / 1 4 Va. of esoriburth‘idebbemid• ia*fYi mime Mealtime& coin , teMillbilitrodar Sad shill, Anti" be oboakibii*e;OC4bs pimp 00101111e6181811 Vidiestineese Inu - neduis The Vane, eadAini Plans Fe Pkbe abeuttandel*COO-, end twecee; vppereismi bi Awe,- wilky• 1 111• 0 1 14 0 4Teli-, lll **, Tbe new eeln die tor a &Mar, mime for deilde On Im ports, ettiretr tbe: exbdag akide and eoppee table witbdrawn. . . Ir you "int . aloe Turkey Truies et 20 outdo kerpound. go to litbbird d Co'li. Ncirtort.—Virs takliplessure In wiling attention lathe aird of Jas. Horne & Co.' of ihttaburgh, which appoirsin our col• linty* thisweek: ,ThlsHouseis old and established; and, bears imputation see and to none for dealing. Their as sortment Is one of the la get If not the largest westof theldotudidid m they purchsie exclusivelylbi emit frail fin periwig And idanufacturere, WmAltar goods at New York Jobbers Prat thus saving extra expense emir:might ipnw., era. Their' Millbiery Department and Notion Department Is unusually' well =Mound buyers an hardly ' MI to find an they want, and at the right. prices. Persons visiting the city will consult their own intered by giving them a. call 'and irrazt*lng theirstock. It - • Hinshaw ft Co. are selllngald *deaf Drugs, Pairda, Oils, de., de., at 'Piga burgh prices. NO humbug.. Call and liar- • IkLeetbs,, ge.—The note from Mr. Lawrence, in telstittn to the distribution of Books, liver* to., published by tias, exphilne,.lbalf: To Tnz lihninasioir vanlinirowetut, Gent., Rae a notice in your Lust hums In riilbrerieeto Books. he., due tbitntem. bon of Congress from thisdistrict,Whlch. may ecmvey au erroneous Impression. The costokn Lia been to Clowned:l Con gress the books dter. ordered to be pub lished by same; the present Congress by resolution a few daysafter Wey convened ordered that all books not thin cllstrlbn ted should be .reserved for them, thus depriving the outgoing membersof about 400 copies of the Agricultnialp report for 1867—which was ordered by the 40th Congress; but not distributed behame the publie printoryOuld not get it but in time for us. I have now at least 50 notes, asking for copies of this Report and can not supply them because of the 'resolu tion to which I refer. • . My sueoesaor will get the quell* com ing Limns, and will supply those who desire them as they aro printed. - G. V. LAWARDWIL, Monanpluda City, April 12, NO. Republicans, of Beaver Collings The time approaches when you must again select candidates for °Mee; an im portant duty and ono that you ahouhl well consider. The interests of the party, the interests of the county, and of the Stateare Involved In this matter, and de mand that you should act intelligently and conscientiously. Our majority In the county is large, and you should re member that the candidates you nominate Will, in all probability, All the various offices for the next term. How tapper tent, then, that none but, good men be Put in nomination. The County Convention of ISM resolved to submit to you, the question whether the mode of making nominatletui uhould be changed front- the delegate system ! then in use, to the Crawibrd onkuty pore tem—or the nominitingof candidates by a direct popular vote. You decided that the mode should hi nged, and 'that you would select jaw candidates by a direct popular vote. The County Con; ventlon of-1868 imposed upon us the duty of establishing rules and regulations for the government' nt the` ionlons: LOW, thereafter held for nomlnatlngeandldates arid for carrying Into effect your wishes ottleciarerL This duty we have sought to discharge, and below will be found the rules and regulations for the notainaten of =LID- bites by Our party. These rules are to be observed in making nomina tions for the present year, and hereafter, unless altered or amended. This mode of nominating Is a good one, slaw you vote nuocorrx for the men you desire as candidates, and there an be no misrep resenting of your wishes, or violation of Instructions by delegates. If you do your duty, by attending the elections and seeing that the rules and regulations are properly observed, there can be rio op portunity for any rings, cliques, or com binations ; controling the nominations; but If you stay away, leaving this impor turn matter to n few—who may be more zealous—potty pollthaana in elwil district,, the result may be unsatisfactory:. The success of this diode depends upon you. The control of the whole matter la, as it should be; in your hands. Give, then, a few hours to the honest discharge of this Important duty—a duty as important, and Involving as much as the next Oc tober election itself: On you. rents the responsibility. -Meet it. Let every:elector of the party be present at the election on the 9th day of .Asy. Raleo 'rnadßegulatlosts ibir- the. /tombs*!too or Candidates for I== Sec. 1. Candidates for the parlous cams shall be nominated by a direct vote of the Republican party by ballot. 8i c. 2. All electors who claim, to be, and are recognised AS members of MIS Republican party, residents of the elect bon distriabit . ifhers May pram" la vote at the Aline of the peintary„oloctthn, and minors who are identified with the party , ; and.who will boot full ago at the 'next earning clection,lhall be entitled vote fur candidates for the various be filled at snob earning election Sec. 3 Candidates for !the respective offices shill announce ihemaelves ay 1111141 in at leash ono county paper, for two weeks befbre the primary elections, and thereby pledge thommelesto abide the result of the nomination. Stx.. 4. The primary election for nom: hinting Candidate+ shall be held at the usual place or holding primary Meetings In each district on the last Saturday in Mayin each Year, and shall be opened at 2 o'clock P. M., and chafe in the . Town; ships at 7 o'clock P. M., and In the for = =As at tt, P. M.' ilr Or.p. S.. 711 to Ropublhatt . Electors pres 6nt at the time for openipg the election, shall elect, visa noes, one afraid Electors afr• Judge, and two of laid electors a+ Clerks to hold said election,and (*charge the duller+ incumbent on such -officers, under those regulations, said clerks to keep a correct Ilst of the tunnels of the Nersons voting. . 814 0. - The Electoni of earl :district shall also at the same time end place elect by led lot at stores-lid one person as it member of . the County Committee for the ensuing year; - and all districts polling Toon, than 100 Republican, T. at the preceding, election shall be entitled to elect tivb toormini from such district; as members of said Committee. - Sac. 7. After the polls are closed, the officers•of the election' shall correctly count the votes east for each candidate and fbr the member or members-of the CO. Com; and shall duly certify the same over their signatures, and such certifi cates, together with the Ustofvoters and. the tally papers; also Ocztfiled by iho officers, shall be carefully waled in an envelope aldressed to the Chairman of the Republican C. Com., which envelope shall then bit before b o'clock fi. M., on the Monday folfowing such alictksn, by the Judge or onset the clerks aforesaid to the person .winiASil heeit ideated a member of the Co. Com., or to Ntaer of MWM, when there .aiit more thie OA. in the same district. • apps hit i sabstitna: - Kit. 11.0 - thicr. IL The eeggihf*ileehreft— Ake 00e*Ii. Owduiltiee - shell iiiiikiiVeretilki . eodellieW hi Mena oWAhcifoodex 1 hits. dd egoti4iittOtiroik ii;-3t, 1 Owdihiell Of thill" ° :e sf4l end w* re 4401601 - iniadiersiel 4 1 r v i d ... deed Iderndens - WM* Nele et the ific litoWildie Phdriedo In tbe einheNjOgsdkla es roost/ad from the :0;144= ohms es shiediald, whkh retaffie: BO Aelliffred ifteg.be opened 'end thirrotei foe the wevessiceadideSeecorted4wwided, and the person teeigekg the blithest otuntw of 'MAK shell be decheys the Roadster, 'sad Übe coduaihted AO elskitesse Abe peddieldon of theondldateshankwal, So tie ' , nude la the ilefq, P?Pere of the exist,. ,_ . filso. 9, ..Any 'tyre or • orr periour an equal number Of icite o. l for the woe adios shall be balloted for by the County Committee, and the person re ceiving the highest aniaber bf votm shall be the: nominee.' • ' • fli* Ilk. A Majority<of the County Cori mittee on being sathilled of fraud In the 'returns or °limy election district, may reilict the . ..votes of such dintriot to the aslant 'of. t he' fraud °Gni-. mittod—and, In. ease It shall appear to the sathrfaction of "a talority of the. members of the County Com- MlUee aforesaid that sneh frauds ?a l ert; prtnuOil, aided Or abetted, or 'con nived at by a cold: 'data, the . entire vote of such district met ter the candidate thus procuring, aiding or conniving at. such fraud shall be rejected in the count of votes. rise. ' The person , having the high -04 number of votes for any Wpm. in the electiOn of which thli' man* may ho , emneeted with any other, shall have the right to appoinOhe Vxmibiewar ' Sue: 12. Immediately afterdeslaring the nominees for the ensuing flied lon-•the members of the County Committee shall prbeeed to permanently organise by elec ting one of their number a Chairman and one as Seeratst7, anjj tbs-appeint mead of seven of their number as au Ex ecutive Committee, for the ensuing year. Sum 13. The delegates_to all National and Mato Conventions shall bet appoint ed directly by the people, and it shall be the duty of the Chairman of the Couiity Committee to *ill meetings, at proper times for this purpose. Reio/rat, That the Executite Commit tee of the County Committee be authoris ed toprepare the neceassty, blank forms to hold the elections. • , • ikrotrat that 'each candidate for nomi nation be 'animated to make s coats-Ibis tion of 10,00, on or before, the lst of May next, to the Treasurer of Co. Cont., fur the purpoea of defraying the expenses of printing the necessary , bbmks. On motion adjourned to meet at the call of the chairman. - , • , Cuter us M. Minium, j . MU. Iltca. • Secretary. . j . -Chairman Cewreapondence. Comet, On Tueectsy, f, the 4th flatdi • *fey,' th e school direcaorstof tplicatilbc . li(af,;;l'lll the counties in theStsteire" tsonveue at the county seat for the pdrtwee of se lecting riva roes )1 is. seeberits,otthe wholentnnbar person of literary anitailiaipkieecufro manta, and of skill ands c a futile art of teaching, as Connty:ilkiseinteink eut for the tbreesucceedlngotrars, and ttie school Orton., Oramelorityr et .them, in oath .conventlonadtall deter: mine the !mount of eompetekeVon tbitlut, county superintendeeit.' l •'lTitus ;via the law. ' ; • ' * • - We hear it asserted by* elosiufs. cif persons and In allafictioini K the', caitiff'. 'try, that the office. of aniffilintenderrt is useless; and that in our colinty at least It never has:bosh of any,; fitteniflflto oYlr Scriode.. 7 "• • This assertion is to iintskistinith some qualificallen. We think -it has been a real besUffit, buesot so beneficial as It should have been; and all and solelu he cause the school' direelms of the county have never brined a williegnese , tc do their pert, by fixing a nary sufficiently large to command the lush's, and time, and energy necissiary to mske the °Moe just what it can be ihade;fii this..county and has been made in many; other - eoun tle*—the very life and soul* our "com mon school system. . • ... The ofhoe In this county requires the constant and undivided time of the In enanbent. If ho does all that should- be dime ho has no time to give to any other vocation, and If Ire - gives his whide time to the °thee his expenseri mustnecessari ly amount to several hundred dollars du ring the year, and all this he must pay from his salary, slum the law. makes no 'provision for the payment °limy contin gent expenses whatever—not even for stationery and postage' : , - • ' The directors in Beaver - county have the matter wholly in their hands, and if the superintendency continues for three years to come to be the - sadie useless Witco the Inds' tof them say it, Las been for the past fifteen years; they can blame no one but themselves. In this matter as in all other affairs of life, hasycan ex pect to secure a good and etrieleiwoffieer and a Ihithfril and vigorous discharge of the duties of the offiee only by .paying the prim pericssary to secure IL ''• -An an nual salary . ' . of .800' will not do-it, for there is Sot a mare In the Siatelli. for the office w caw Aer pti : tot earn from $1910063 51800 per urn in less laboriOus : iiiiitdions.. . d why should not*the superintend . • of Deaver county reelive a irdittl Hata y? Allegheny pays th 100; the city of Pittsburgh pays WO ; Rarbon. county with wily 111 schools pays $llOO, while over thirty othof coituties palltrim $lOOO to $l7OO, awl all see the fruits etlbstir lib erality In 114 gradual and steady increase in the standard of quattliestions of teach ers, and thoefficleney of their: schools. And all these counties just Motive as larg • a proportionate share of the State appropriation as do those ixoundes which pay but $5OO and 8800. •_ -. r ... . - • . It does not appearto be generally un dersterid how the superintendents are paid; and why directors sh — duld not ful ly understand it we outwit say, fur sure ly all who me reid might . bet ply .Im. funned itottlda head. . !i• t s ; i, f ' 1 They are paid (ruin the. annual State appropriations, as Is fully explained In the last annual report of the State Super intendent. • : The total amoUnt necomsary 'to pay all the superintendents in the Stale is taken from the State appropriation, and the re mainder distributed to the mayoral mou lded acoortling,to their respective number of taxable citizens. - By thia: method it matttra very little to any one cou n ty how largo or bow 0 11 4 tho to4orY It pays its su pert uterdeut,' provided other men. ties are not influenced by itlii,ll.sing Sal aries. For example eamerim •tounty Pays Al5O, and it they paitt#lloo :the county would roceiveNty-Ace cents less from the State appropriation than now. The difference to . Greene county be tween paying and IMO would be about 1113; and If -Beaver county should increase the salary from $6OO toiltion she Would rewire Prow the ptate appropria tion an average of drre-fourtAe of a mill less for each pupil in the school than she now rooeirroO i.andoloccl we had, an. ay. ;lenge of 54 mont hs school listYearnt an' average cost of 74 cents per: month for each pupil, It is wory ark. to see that the pupils iireaditeoleprived of about eight tainster ideal during the year. big YAW. thOtat e ,PrPPrtation Grp Stoo,ooo, but tor the mining year It is two-thirds more, that Is 000,0(1,0 so that for every hundred. dollen received the 01 .Mint•rfigAw f ,""kt:ff i lin ) F elye i lOG • . the coming year. *A maim acid It ere nod the pima chines to nu ow °mot / kid'itoiV fpllfloetothiidtidyrwDtlYt 4or =l=l, a. u-mul on if4o4.4firj' itiEoivicitici4ooo47 titetetse the Oregon very. hosuideleat WOW. theyorlll•base actAtte AIR .fottart *lag tP!!! 4 fri/e 0 4 1 " fsib 4 ° an thegettuty labia iethlts." • or all the Wei este of V* *elm' Is of 'hi'lesipsisuana. ; ' J f ' - Ilertrewros. Tel ts .4eF Illseigesra.-.-Wheress baa pleased on Ifesvmsly fib Inysterlouu POVldence to remove . troll among USlie g e below thi '.olooald' atenret,i our 'mai*, beloved and worthy Birdher D. COopii,` thereibie Resolved. That we as inembeisof: Ro bertson Lodge, in view of the noideprirk: alpha. true and generous Brotherly love manifested by our departed Brother, we do deplore our -great loot; yet we bow In hatable submission to the divine *lll of our licavOly Father, feeling that he doeth allthinp wall. Resolved, That we truly and fervently arnindhirre wP.le the bereaved and heart stricken family and friends In tali their day otaffilet* mourning and sympo thizing with them, bUt not withouthoPe, humbly balieVing that our Brother has secured his crown ofgkey In the Celia tial Lodge 'theme. • . ifueforif, Thit a copy of these mein- Ilona be presented to the afflicted fluMly of the.doecaluO, and our Lodge be drap. ed in fowl:Mug, tutd the Olken and members wear the badge of mourning • for thirty days. • Resolved, roil copies of those remit'. Mons beforntabedthecounty men with therequest that, they be poblieho9. • Aunt GODARD, • . W. H. Pow A.JouNsox.' BKAVZR FALLS, April 10, 1809 11f n EurrtMs—At s regular meeting of Valley, Echo! Lodge, No. te. , , I. 0. of L., held at their Hall, In Deaver - Falls, April lit, ISM, the following °Moen were duly Installed, by D. D. G.' H., •J. 1. Johnston, to Serve for the ensuing term: ' Noblo Urand, E. A. Darnel; Vice Grand, Hugh White; Secretary, H. J. Hickey; Am* Secretary, James Hone. ton ; . Treasusir, John IdWahey; Sr.:War den, Wm. RESsenberger ; Jr. Warden, Dr. 3.5. Elliott;, Honductor„ J. D. Thompsaini I. Guardian, i W. Elliott; 0. Guardian, Wm. Barnes;; R; ft S., B. F. Parkinson; L.. 8.5.; Wni. Davidson, ',Jr.; R.'B. to N. Elsiupir; L. S.,to N. G., C. R. non; R. FL to v. G., B. F. Yowling; A. to V. C. Large. F. V. D. V. . ii4VKR, PA., April 19, 19c0 Enrron last week's Loral I noticed an Wilde, in regard to so much intoxication: among the "young bloods" of our saintly town,,lt appears from the said article, there is "something rotten in Denmark.': Such really Is the case. There Is in article sold in our town, call ed eider, and if the persons who make such a stir about then:tatter, would ex!, amine this cider, they would discover the muse of Idle disturbances at church, suppers mid exhibitions. I have been informed by one who professes to "have been them," that two glasses of this ci der will produce a "drunk," and make the head feel las If it hid a " brick " In It all the next gay: There are a few perms bigre,iiiii4 if May dent know eveyrthbag, pretenct they do, and let any one get " slightly imibriated,: (withodt stopping to inquire wheat& it is' whisky or bust bead eider;) they bowl whisky—whisky, Ail our trouble is wlMdcy. I:ow if Ahesesitue persons will drink two glasses of this lard 'cider they will find that it will make drunk ui soon aa so much " red• eye." Cider produces many a drunk for w ich lirugStores are blamed. pia wno KNOWS. Arun..—Vicar your learning, like ydur watch, In a pidvate pocket, and don't pull It aft lowboLir that you Imre onopbot if you are ask what- o'cloCk It So If you ale asked what the greatest tonic in the World is, you ten with con fidence say,l the Eingari Bitters. It is reco 11111 l eudk by some of the moot cud nent men in this country,- as ivell no in Europe. • , apr7;lun I=2l AIIIIIIILAneTUR A L.—Thwte will be a =art. ism of the mat/igen, of the Bearer cantor Lyrical. twat Loamy, le the Sheen , Wilke. la Bearer Pa.. ow Friday. Aptß Bt, it I. P. IL A full atten dance, la requftled. • iaprll ,' Teiebleril Elected.—The board of School Direc tors for Heaver florouA'al their tuectitiF on last Monday evening xelectCd the .following pirsons to nerve au ti.ntehers fin. the ensuing term, viz:— Bev. ti. Curtis, of Georgetown, to be Principal, Miss Mary Dunlap, of linage water,_hr lx,teacher of room NO. 3; Mrs. S. D. Marquis, of Beaver, to be teacher of room 'No. 2, turd Miser Lizzie M. of Beaver, to be teacher. in No. I. ___ . , There were some ten applicants for the Principalship, and about twenty-four yOung ladles who were desirous of being. select«) as Wisistiiiits. A Wwahlagtou .dispatch Says that Rabbi Sneershorn, ofJeiiundemotecom -1)411 by Dr. Samson, President of Co lumbian College, and A. S. Solonuin, Han., had by special appointment a pro longed interview. on. Thunday with the Secretary of State relative to the present condition of the Israelites in the Holy Land. The learned - itabld has been a resident of Jerusalem fur the Nat twen ty-air yeses; and wasoinquont in ing the conditien of biwpeople, and the grievances under which.they labor, on amount of their hailng lio governinent of their own, or recognised foreign con sul to appeal to in cute or peed, which La by no means infrCquent. The geeretary sympathized - Tully, with . tjiii:nobi, and expressed Na entire willingness to rea der his people all assistance 'consistent with the enlarged and progressive spirit of the tiovernnient. ; ffIMM MOFFEZ--Ou the 19th test.', In Bridge. water 'Borough, heaver county, Pa. Mr. John Moffett, aged 87 years. Markets. • PITTEDURGEI MARKET.. Otrttitor THE PITT.I. GAZETTE,' r 1 SATURDAY, April 17, 18M Burma—There is a tuntinued steadc detuatid,and we um report regular salty, at 38640 for pritue to choice 8011. BEAttsln good supply and rather dull, but tinelumwd; voo to.tho' ltatle, and 1}1,75 to a retaLway. Cumesn—Sales of Stew York (lush's' at' 2410, and the market almost berm Coax it RA i.-151,750. 1,85 per cwt. CA mats On.—May luoted 29 634 0 for standard bninds in a' obblug way. Eoutt-;!There was an at No demand lot day, and but very Few in the market:— t • We now quote at 16(it.18. Puovistexe—The market Is steady with a good city and a try demand while prices remain !boulders;-Ribbed Hales of Bacon at 141 fur !Moulders Vitibbed Sides, 11110.17.• Clear Sides, 180081. and Sugar Cured Items, 181. Seamed Lard, 181,71tettla reilderviLt.l36=l. Mess Fork, "t. 1,30. Dried Beef, Id. tigalN—Wheat is quirt and unehatig ed, prime red Whiter being- quotetb at $1,480‘1,50. i Dais did', notwithstanding the supply is light; may be quoted auto lastly at,6446S on wharf and track and 67(atit8 in atom. Barley is in rather bet ter demand with saint sit 152,11092.15. Qum dull and unchanged; At 70478 for White and 75 for pritno.Yellow. noun—There - is quite . on ItiiprOve meta in the demand fur Planar, but not withstanding the market is more- active, prices, as yet, are no higher: Spring Wheat brands pI,K to 6,72%7. Winter Wheat $7,5008. Stye Flour $7,0067,25. rMuelators Nog!co.—Lethal testa. mentary on the estate of Hannah A. of, North Sewickley tp., , having heMigrudeil,to the undersigned all per sona knowing themselves, Welded to the estate of naldelecedent are requested to tintkeinunediate payment. and those him ! Ingelatan as demands nanhwt the same to pre-sent them tor settlement: to • • 2AB - , 1.3 t • - RiY 00QD8 • 'F. . ,„ ees s' • . OF NEW 004:3. 41 1 Wing 41 6 " lIID, DRY . • OF, EVERY D At - Pittsbu CALL EARLY A s vt4l - 1 ,2 4 AM DONE . T R . EMEMBER DIAMOND, ES otteu - red tbe cz. „oust,. New Adveilieensents. State sand Cikaskity Tits. ertHlt Coon Treastuer will Woad la the sem i as mod hasweghs, toe hue the of reeelehtg Ow Stale dad 4: Amity two year VOL at doe times and - places desigastod oda : TIM. A Band. nose. Phis% n i,,, =ti nii neor barn. 14 y Blekaratalra borough. lit, 101:Gaskey t Bares, Bad= at titooomy,. ". m 11, .1 IWO*. 'Wm Ilandemy toenuslu t t p 19. Hotel. Hoshestee lawon ••• IQ, Douemtees Hotel. naileit4er 1.0•11 S ip.: It, flo do , reidtprenstar hero. •.• 24, Dr. lasts' Mlles. Yallseao borough. t• 15, Toll HOMO. New Heighten bora, .* le. Huron Holm. do . do do •• IT. Magaw's Hole. Pattersoa A Hearse Pala Nay id, Head at dep Glasgow bor. t Ohio May,III, a. en. Joao thaltrs. Georgetown bao, " 111. pm, Calboaa's atom Industry to. , Jens t. Aber's sloe*. Brighton ty. • do 1. Illehey Bit Beaver A New Galilee, Juno *, amble& H. do do A Homewood, 4. Joh/wows H. North tiewiekly Tp.. June 7, N. Iterate., Pranklinip. do d, Antearoltb's Nartoa township. do 9, Goo. Ilartseirs. Pubild 1p do Id, IL Wallace.. New Sewletley tp, do 11, Dec. Bandoec's Itecamony fp, - do la Geo. Maley' • Darlington nguDarlingtonbor.Lip do 9,1, H. Cook's sites. do do 19, J. P. Dilworth'... Booth Ip. do an Jd.epli Lawrence's. signposts towaspip July 1, Mos Ganandthelta. 8 hoover A Ohio do 1, Mae'. Wore. Ulan township. :do I. H. B. Derkskirs. pm:al.'s hero. do 5, Mn. Btreamsea's. Hasweer t Greve. Jet, d, Swearedgem's hit Glop Hanover to July T. Bad's Mon. Wirt...edema tp. 'du 8, Jahn Ilolatee do A Hopewell, 'do 9, I. Davis* *tore. Elookstoota hav e do 11, Hotel. do • Grua fps. do IA do Haman Ip.• do It MON Hoye Hopewell tp. ' do lb. YeAree's atom Moon tp • . do U. William ylllO V.. Pittnente eats be nude In adjolalag tornablos. All Leeman mast be paid cm or beibre 15Ih. Of olbarwhe Hwy will be collected by PrtVollb- MI with coats. ZLIJAII BARN Apr 140.1 TrensKer, D. Alliance Shovel Plow. Patent Aug.ll) '6l. Re-hinted Aug 11, 1868. We would mil your attention to our Amble Shovel. Plow, which we think, without doubt, excels anything now In the market for the 'purpose designed. Its principal : points or excellence are that it is I/72 0 I.W.FIT IRON FItA JIE, Very light and stroug--steel sluivel--ess- Ilv adjusted to run shallots or deep, and is Neatly and Tastefully wade. NIXON St CO., Alliance Ohio. I?,o'r sate by SLIER ,tiprlttle • Impteweill Crythal Pulsed Cod Wag popeotater of the Bridgewater dander louden tale thanks to a aerwrone public for their very liberal patrosage, and infante Meta teat he bee cestpleted and le now manatettedat the hapreeed CYfrtal •Palsee Cooking Wove. la which all the &deers. real or bearthary, ever dl— covered la the of patient lure been remedied, the hoot wee themes enthethed and remodeled, tire heck rent caddied _after the soot darthie one ever made in PHIS COUNTRY , and other 4'4*(lM:wills both whihl 1046111/11,1M. tat. The LOW Canines that I have supplied with the .ollt pattern of Crystal Palace Stove. tor the Beaver Mays, a* they me cast lii tbeeonntryi will read. its hiedthslast dasysrathabeat molding and in• %tasty's* that an nu io In thb country. The advantages of the Immured me le Masud weight and draught enlarged Wks oven. eskee od front and doom. and mem grate, and, mow or all a anal: hi and pert.halthitt tine beck*. which In thrjudgment Of expefieseed experts le the sum datable patters of stave back that ant be med. • Send your orders to Tbm. Campbell. Rochester port office. to change in -rims Teems and epring wagons on band to deliver atoms In auy part N the ourruandlng country, old steers revive. ac., taken In exchange, Seemd-band dorm always nn hand and for melee them aerial I. THOS. CAMPBELL Thos. McCr6ery, BANKER, Cornea Street ad Diamond, Bearer. ltMiey loaned nn Goverment lionds, ImPrest allowed on time deposits. IVe will el.. revvire npplienilons or liolleies in the Moth, Nal Life loouraabeo Co. of tbo V. l. AIM Merchants'. )lenufacturenentill Ar tizang Fire Insurance Ca, of Pittsburgh. ryfirr below lie ( - burl Howe aprl7:tf. • Dramtnations esandnetime. M the accomenortatiow of - Mom who dealt", to teach mhool daring the cumin/ summer, will he held m Pillows, viz.: At New. Mallield, Hopewell Towoabip, April oth. • Green Ciudad. Memo. Hoot...town " /I I Mee Schoolhome. Hanover lab Warnoelis . North thrwickley lath Bohl's Marlon . lath Roma's New Sewickley . « IMb Beaver IGth Darlington bum Courre tiettoolhoom. S. Bearer " " Slat Fairview Ohio TM exambiattoot will commence., each day, at the boor of 9 o'clock. A. 11. Horeb Std, A. IL, ISCO. JAS. WIIITHAM. aair3l:2t . Comity Superintendent. Ithe jibases Color, of lb. Dulled Stales 10 r the WuterlLDletriet of Peusaylnank. • In the nutter of Wllltua P. Ahura. hanknipt: In Dankruptey. To tenon IT .AT mu:hurl hereby eive.notke or hi. eppoinoneui u. or of Witham P. Alemn of Brsdrivater, In the ointn ty of Dearer and &ate of Pentualnnla, within said DlAnirt, oho has been adJuitiki a beatnik alpon MD own peettim by tlio odd Markt Coon of said Dialler. Dated New Castle the Doh day of March, A. D. Mk E.NA MIEN% tar3l:lo Antos*. te. L'ior /ale.—A House WWoe Yids sts•et Balm Is **rod kg ode. The tut is 44 by MO WI: the house Is trim., confides 4 roma, • ball gad Idtelmo. Pommel= given homeibutsly. Fur foram/ Ittlormatloa Implies at tido 41544. XECUTOIIIIP NOVlClC.—Lettars testa. F watery haring been granted to Ma under, elgsted on the relate of George tllrletler. deed.. Isla of Onto township. I aver comity, Pa.: all twinges bay lua Malmo against . ..add notate will pre 'eat them duty aalhentkaied for mettlesome; and MI persena indetted to nold ratite are itorlild to meke huntddlate payment to • , . ROUERT O. DAWKON, ' • 8.171 U DUNCA7I. masltan ' • • - 131t14:41 I) ! The untitsrsignell takrs Omura in In. htrntliag the pnbile Hutt he is 4111 in:mused in the ltoking beeinete nt his ohl Sand, tai Inrket 8;1 . .14, Brititgowater, Pit. 1k warrants that nothing 14 mitt! in hie be• leery In make white bread 'out of dark tittr. Personr freeing their orders at hie bakery will he supplied at their homes drily Ilinoreil with Onilr4t of litynd. eft. I. I J. G. YOUNG. . . • mress Eaking , . laming • !charms.' from Ohio. informs her former rustouiers anti Ow puLiic cenelally, that she has re ~,,, ul to the Alm fornierly occupied hy W. It Clarke, Esti., one door wear of Air. llereley's store, where she intends camp ing on Millinery and DMA Making in all their nannies — sal Bonnet Trimmings in great variety constantly on hand) sprl4:4w.. • PICCUL troll tit.—Nisoe• lutist but twos to oISOSIIMI with ttto Coosa C000lolotkot• ere. 'WI MA Woo taa seseloo. tbatr PViday or .66 we*, iunn sept. lit. 11119. Ity order at tbo Dowd. oprlCOrtf] JOLLI, 8. ZA MN. Milt. noun. Mb vow. lava irs - no et mama sad mew dots: a geed me or bealeopy. ase real sad 1.641.2.1== agar .wr ia =earo •To iere with woo care: al r at ( lar w e dame gpf monism em - , • • f lernalry, Bearer Co., alril i a:1 11111 ; .; ; mtr tri-1 3[ 0 . 1 0 - ZEM SPRING- DS irmtga rcim GOODS ESCRIPTION, rgh AND SECURE MiarElaD: 0 ORDER; THE PLACE, E foimerly. wate LOOK HERE. PRIM MIS 40110131111 IMOD& —7bo hop tot Worm his Moods soirt=gooorally to too Jut nettroil a sew otodt R goo& of tho Wait Mika kr Illoolog s* is 4 Bomar wasr Mad Is Min at vary mar sotos. GIMTLEMBRY. ro*hwunAra aoopA! cossmarriTcniitaxn. ctou ..d. to alder oa u. Nonni sodea yaw.atom ids p r mat ro e obospms soo at Ow moo. DANIEL MILLER. BRIDGE ST.. 'BRIDOLVIATICR. PA mar 24:tr OLIVER MINNICK & COMPANY, #AVE just reeelyeilperOmaan Busm en Mionewta, Chou. liar[*, lowa, of London. and City of Baltimore, the Larsen assortment a mow beautiful C S A T R E R Y E A T Ever limught to this City, w loch they• port directly from the most celebrated man utl4cto re rs of Europe; and consequent ly can offer at the very lowest rates. They call especial attention to the very low prices of Ingralu Carpets for all descrip floes. OIL CLOTHS, MATTING,SHADES,&c Oliver M'Clintock & Co. 23 Ptah Avenue, Pin.bburgh, Pa. tna r24:13? Heavy Black Mks A. 'W. I•:It W 11411 ar, CO•M. Irish Poplins A. IN dc New Poplins, al Ceuta, at A. W. MIR W ,fic A. W., 'IRWIN & CO DRY GOODS, • WAIDLFSALE & RETAIL, No. 178 Federal Street, A 1.1.1 E 61.11 M iit. BLACK POPLIN ALPACAS, SV4 emit% A. W.1.1a-wlia lir. Co'ss. BEST CALICOS 1114. IMAM. SHEETING MUSUNS 1314 Gnus, SEIRTING NTYSLINS 131 lIIAAAA As A. W. Mi-wiss do Co'.s ossr9l.ly. rallalLlAL—The rearm lift Nana= ompry elMe IM We WV ce Ramose Moak amier =He 17 11 8iMe oft. Hera.. tee hem of RAE" Neer. Ilei. TM welts me inn WNW Ihr. t be misebettrlllagleee • ei =IL These as tes gest seit were me dm se. a catmeAcp sal coal bask meseeMel le teemute. Terms eser. fortanbew in g cal ea . B. r CIS, imellftt. . Ilkeme, h. =1 ltedichusT. • L' •;lX4 r esibi ••,.; • . • . .I 1 • . . Ri• naiads.' 6*-itgefe Ward Vitality aid Okra' . •; • A 4Mliiii'4 l * ) b * he prestwihg ff' g hale: Aided se peg hair sa "ass reis to ihr ariginst asks' ' • add elk jpr n i • 'hair h thkk. sued, *Wm - hair checked, and, bald.. Isms dlen, though. not 'Ways, awed by go us. Nothing can radars the hair where the fidlicla ere destroyed, ;or the Ow& atrophied and decayed. Bat ant as remain can be mod he l i ttsefabiess by this andicatice. • Insiaad of fouling the hair with a pita)! sell !went, it will keep it clean and vigorous.. Ills occasional nee will prevent the hake from - turning gray or Ming oir, and "masoquently prevent baldness.Frew bons those deleusious 'Wedowee 'Which 'snake some preparations denims*" aid, • ,b;ftwious to the hair, the Vigor cast 'only benefit but not Winn it. If Wanted. 'merely for a HAIR DRESSING, • - nothing else can be found aridesirehle.' 'Containing neither oil 'no* dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rid limy lustre and a grateful perfumer. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 6t ' Co., PitacruLts. am Ax.u.nums. Cams% LOWELL, MAMS. Pi= ILO% Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Poi Memo of the Throat mad Look each es Goal Odd", Whoooteie Coed limeMts. Mika% and Ooesumhttos. Walshky *Mr blithehi the wide theleth . stedlthse,aes anything wow se widely aid sedsepty eg • upon tar trowidaaos of asealthed, es late eithilent resedy Air pithathary complaints. Slung* a Wag swiss citywide. mad maws most of the these al • sea It has Ana Wu," sad h/ ht their sellthe. ,Yee. as *be berthas Wise irst. ISS umbra clumseller and wpswars to ears tar tubas allethows ;et Iths throat, hare wade It loam as a sw , bathe prstedlar Agatha( them Wthle adapted to loather Dorm anthems aad e l o : cog eathirm Its at the ems Dm the sees as be wen thelpleat orastmedlo=tft dam. ' paw Air` of the Most of On As a pee. ' vision asthma wwkles attatha of ,Creser, * Media . be lo*pt as head la every sad ladied ad all pre eaweththe subject to cold. sad eamitlis, shot i ltrnided with daa sailidote Aw then. settled theressatpideis *We to. curable, still greet wasters af air us whine the Ea. saes seard ethis bare both oseisktely eland, sad the =rated to good 'bleat by the . So eowitarla is Ira made* ea thermiste et the Lerma mad Throwthet the mast obstinate or them yield to it. Whim both by else as *disk* meek th sad eu pea mder the Mossy Pa* Mewl they teeth* Siakisssfrom IL thee Pe l& Mockers Sad great pto• Weis Is dims relletel sad Men ebolly • tared by IL getheadlie Is geoenlly amid by taking 110 Cherry ZMreerillm small sad frequent doses. Po are Its vtrases knows tlet we nod tat palalua the certlasethe of tithe hamar do moth • them IMMO We WA* Its qualities an leer lastalthoed. flyer's e Cure,. for !me imd ha ti al cmo ns= faMi l a Is abel ar albolions Dodson..uslarious, nureb. udill.llll4o Al its same !myna. It does Cum sad does sot , Coalitateit athther Arsenic. thabitae,thhauth. Vat. ace say other mineral or poisonous gabstasen urtaarner, r in nowise Wares aay pules& The amber and In of sta awes is tie= Meta, are boycott secoust, dad we without • pantie ta the history of stedithse. Der pride is gratified by Use adthewkdomth we twelve of the robed atm Warted ta *bedew* Cases. sad where can remedies had wholly hided. thusidlseated persoes, * th ee raids& Es. ei Ithindbag Ow* adasnalle irdl be pro , bFe U dor m Lbye wlnto th e a S aristh O g EN OI ga = ily. theUer, k e a a W n y exodiena mbedy, setthitn For Wiese Drodee p and Ur=er Coimmapilaebtas. zt :oebasm dr m •i = 6,cureg. = by Di. otters Todd C. Atha & aka• Mo J. ult, Land. Kiim,; l = ID Mod PRIM SUM Pl 2 BOMB'. lsmrl;;Jy. ; • 1. R 0 h,„ 44 5 ,* mai rusitur V ;A k A s, Or a Silver IMAM wail &IMMO 10 111UNIETPS NAIR REVOUWIE UALMTT.III Vegetable Halr Restorattve : 117, r or% 194.1:rwt% di. N. lIIANIMMIN CO.. iniedireir !Weals by all Drunle. Desk`. la 11ed apes averywbere. The 43 tee p RESTORR rAvoRITR IDOR DRESSitili ft ew ptsic ;rimies t:de ,1,111 quickly restore Gray Hair to itsrutural color and beauty. tad produceluxuriant growth. It is perfectly harmless, and is pr . efsared over every other preparation by those who hare a fine head of hair. as well as, those who wish'to *ore ; it. The beautiful 'lou and perfume imparted to the Hair make it desitable for old and young. VW SAW by all Dribytibbb DEPOT, 199. GREENWICH a.; L T. IMPROVED' J•mcsONEbo • The Kailas Illieurve aid Pea . A Cbalbn wataettrtaa Yam Da. tabillti sadism or aboagworat. 'mar art rout wit *WWII as Ow saw macabre at aIU,. U Won Ii fen Ida orator Oinsied. t.. 1. At aim* CM Wires oln play a• Crory as If as Oa wort or soy tatamodaaa saga. Jima the Wag for rlntit ratoog straw tad Maws libit ~ma tar lora wooing mocklaa, a Onad 0.54 Medal Onxo lewd Parley Agricalland Ihretary Mar tam Wye trial at Xenia, lith IRE satt WA of Jaly. Wt. Parars. sundae the mew amailse mai* la Dauer comity. au ro eta wive arab. Wars parcararao la slarrbare. Nomura& la atorwary out okrolltrea of ybig a trealao woaase• tared coiroaskat to the Ow aims Nod. Call sad ramekin* oar worts. • !MUUMUU NATIONAL PLOW CO. 11:01 • Nalaartiaq. Itochaaar. Pa. L'"'" MIMI= AT Tit LOWY"? WM. AT PAOL SA A arn, .Are. Pa. kr won ;`'
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