The Beaver Argus., May 26, 1869, Image 3

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atteption of the public to dtreetett
to the fallowing 'New Advertisements
• NriOrli appear for the Ilrsetinte in tite Att.
gum to-day : ,
. iilieritt's Sales—John S. Litton.
tdtnr'a. Notice—Samuel Nelson.
finds .t Shoes—Win. Barnes.
For Sale—A. NtellwaLtbe.
loan For AntiersoM.
. Recount—liciellotter Horn.
Atiderson.
(71iirlr.
Trial List—John entighey.
..A iplirations for Lieen se 7 Joluf A.
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Workl4 7 -A.. H. Stnith t
N,,tivk , a—Speyerpr Jz. SonM
ty ; er Academy—J. W. :\ lartin.
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Stiliserlptlouit to the Beaver Ar-
Lt.+, -'lllt. following untied 'iersons
leave paid t h e MIMS let OppOilite (0 their
won,. on subscription to Olio Beaver
A a,. I'M, Alla' the date of our last issue :
Samuel BeolT, Bridgewater, tl2 00
Tho.. 11. Hunter, Brighton tp. 2 00
'Noma. Nerr, Industry, ' ' . 11, 00
Trimble A: Co., Georgetown, 1 (10
Ja, L. (load, Hookstown, -. 1 (10.
.11,;( . . MoCullough, Beaver Falls, 300
nliver Purvis, Beaver,' 2 -00
'llo”....Smart, East Palestine, 2 00
Win. Itriorly, Frankfort Sprint* 200
.1: 1.. Anderson, Beaver, 2 00
:..ainuel Blair, Homewood, 2 00
I,aniel Stone, 'Beaver, 1 00
I 'aili ,t, Son, Kokomo, Intl. , 100
Miry:llary.—The boot and shoo shop
or will. Barnes, toot., at Bridgewater,
u a. broken into by some person or per
unknown, on last Tuesday night
And shout two hundred dollarirwokh of
shoes and leather taken therefrom.
The burglars made their entry into the
roam by means of fidse keys used' In
opening the rear door.
•t 701 IN 31 I AI., wholesale and retail, nt the
, Ire of tipoyorer & Sotis, Itoeltestor.
TII E now illustrated edition of Web
•ter's Dictionary, containing, three thou
.:ma engravings, is the beat book for
ei erybody that tho press lies produced
in the present century, and'should bo re
gartit4l us indisPensable to the well reg
ulated home, reading room, library and
phtee•of businett.—San Francisco Gobien
tsr ear load of shelled corn," Just, re
vdi 110 d for sale, wholesale and renal,
at tho More of Speyeror & Sons, Ito+es
ler, Pa.
DeCoration.ortioldiers' Grovem.
(A. lA,. P. leFerlattil, the State :Su
perintendent of the soltiliTs' Orphans of
Pennsylvania, has made a request bfall
the Principals and 211anagerm of the Sol
diers' Orphans Scheele and Denies to
mike with the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic on Saturday next
iu deeorating with dowers the graves of
deceased soldiers.. lice. Taylor's school
iu Phitlipsburg,' this 'pninty,. will be
present and take part in the excreises
nearer on that day.
biaddrod barrels of Clcincitts
Sdrists' flour Just received 111111 i for sale
holcsale and retail at ilia store of Sliey
rycr d: Sons, Itticliester
CM=
Soldiers' Graven:—TV, number of
gravei in the two eetneteries of
I :0:1 is believed to be twenty. Nine
levit v.:, the number ono year • ago ; an
ot I;er :Is since been added. We give the
nat., below. If -there .are others we
1 1011 le pleased to be informed of the
1.1 and likewitie their pietas; of burial.
These known are as - follows t.•
Howell Walton, RMhard Walton,
Win. Morrow, Alvin greenkee,
John Wilson, •• Alfred P. Cairns,
Frazier Dillon, Wm. Jack,
I'. M. Johnston, LI. John U. Stokes,
L. Kennody, William Hall,
t J. Q. Anderson, Lt.' Henry Hurst,
Alex. Purvis, ' Col. H. P. Roberts,
has. Stowe, Jas.McCreary,
lir. 11. Minis, William Montag,
[Mexican soldier.
save the Scraps.—Two persons re :.
• in Beaver; count* limo tatteni out
from the Horatio Department,
,alier that they may deal in old iron,
sold, .t . e. They have 'wagons, and via- .
n th e different boroughs in this count y
very low days for tho Purpeiso of gath
ernia- upall the scraps 'that are offered
Save the old iron, metal, .te„
,n,l tarn it in when culled for. You will
Ihm gut it out of i•our way and l o re
iiianerated besides.
l'onsit Litho always on lutnd at tho
tiOvanott Limo Kilns, 'Vanport, 20. ets.
r bushel. apr2.l;tts
— Personal.—d. 1L Helsingor, of tho
1 -, .;,,1ag0 Citizen , was in town last week
spent a day4two 'among his rola-
Mes Millis place. Mr..R. Is a native of
aver, but for many yearS past has re
•,.i..ti In Crawford
_county, this State.—
I:tctudy ho has taken up his abodo in'
(aunty, where ho publishes al
paper, and takes especial do
licht in l'pepr.eting"thO licumeracy. lie
1.4 for Mono on Friday evening last.
Hats A: Bonnets. alterisl, cleaned and'
svereheap,'arJ. If. Bowes' cheap.
Millinery Establishment, Beaver.
way 12;31.•
%crest of a Murderer.—Abont a
i” , ealk ago a ruse named - Jachmon Kirk
had. an altercation at Watninun
Vcraace with another person .named
Ni.wits, in which Kirkwood killed the
hcer. The murderer llod and nothing,
, ‘ , L , heard of him until on last Tuesday,
"hen he was arrested at Ft. Wayne,
lcd., where he wag residing with . hig
hu , dly. Ile was brought at once' to
E.M.rellell county, this State, and is now
nildined'in Jaunt New castle. ,
.Dn.,. Goods! Dress ( .00JM I! Choice
',ltems cheap, nt Benno's. inyl2;:n.
Tile County Tronsan7 Robbery.
Wo.were ' , hewn n letter the other day
fr.s o 'a
detective, living In another State,
exprilarts a belle( that ho
li. , ...isained a clue to the parties who
hkw open the safe and rolibed the trees
hry ill tillh place, some tWO years and a
We hope and trust the 'ovate
' 3. yet be unraveled.
sandusky Register of Lee. lolly
I`s, says :. "We McMinn have any faith
In patent. medicines, but wo bellevo„ Dr.
lvnittlesey's remedy, noticed elsewhere
in the Itegister, Is an exception to the
rule, and Ls a really usefulntilxlielne. We
know Demonslly of several instances of.
it+giving relief to the moat obstinate
ease s of sick headache and, dyspepsia. It
inannfuetared by a gentleman of high
sisteling in Norwalk, Ohio, and is be
isuning very popular. Weiay this much
assure our readers that in ouropinlon
this remedy Is really valuable. \
IV, •
Naltertighutienta wt flew, fIJII.I
dtith — Theeitlienitititeer Frighten and
vicnity are anticipating a rich • theri i7 lica4 ocoport, ott,neittlTMTKPlF
and Friday evenings. The Yetniet : , men's ,
Library Aaseciaticin of that place have
proenred the services of Who Augusta.
LtWgen, whe.will entertain her Audis
once With select:a-papaws and recitation* :
from our moat' :kiuistr :authors. finis'
Dorgan . recently appeared before, a
Pittsburgh audieneti and the dasette of
that city gives her this flattering. notice;
- .Anse Augusta L. Damon's': reeding 'at
the Academy of MteledreW tegethdr one
of the largest and most intellectual aud
iettees of the season, and If we' are to
Judge from the frequent manifestations
of applause whleli rang through Mit
house at the proper ; times, her hearers
were keenly apprechitive: Tholady;trits
perfectly at home in her new rote , a* a
reader, and in ail of he.' 'renditions dis
played that •rare and charactetiatie : ge,
talus which has Made her's.) peppier - in
,theatrical circles. She is devoid of forced
affectation, And in her 'native, greed and
delieady incisively gains her wiwy into'
the hearts of her auditors. In the inter
pretation ofeharacter where great pow
er Ls needed, or in'tho transition to the
tenderest and sweetest bursts of pathos
whiclibid tears rather than start the
blood tingling and thrilling through the
veins, Miss Dargen is equally at • home.
She uses tine taste in the selection of the
strong points in her sketch, exquisite
Judgment executin hem, 'and mar- •
velous adaptation in lending together
in one pretty picture o ow) or poetry
all that Is worthy ands !king in, the
conception of the author. She has not
made a Mistake In abandoning the boards
for the 'rostrum. She graced the Theatre
as leading lady, shining conspicuously
forth to edam and elevate her piefesslon
but her ambition laid In another direc
tion, and with her vigorous will, Arm'
purpose told decided ability she must
and will carve her way high among the
few finished' readers now before the
American public. We wish her succ6ss.
A lady so relined, cultured, dignified and
pure, and possessing so large a share of
nature's richest endowments, genius and
ability, is worthy the place • her friends
so ardently desire that' she sliould otteu
„py ip the estimation of learned lovers of
the line arts.
Osu car lead of Canton (lay Milla
Flour; juet received and for sale whole
sale teal retail, at the store of Speyerer ,t;
Sons, Rochester Pn.
(Local copy.)
erly, except
must be paid
On Saturday morning last, at about 3
O'clo k, Mrs. Thomns, wife oeldr. John
not as, AsaLstant Superintendent of the
C. & '.. R. It., died very suddenly at her
raltionee in this place. She had/been to
Tittsburgh on a visit ; to her friends on
[Friday, and returned home in the even
, I log in good health. Atabout ten o'clock
in the evening she was taken suddenly;
.111, complaining of a severe kaki iu the
head, which never ceased till the bour of
her death.- About an hour atter kie was
taken ill she slightly rallied, hut-hersuf-
Terings returned; and. she never spoke
;again, but continued to sink rapidly no-
I til the end. Her remains were taken to
ißochester, Beaver munty, on Monday
ilast for - Interm6nt. Her husband and
i •
her friends have the sympathies of the
community In their sad bereavement.r—
lrellseille Union. •
lerighful Aceideut.--Tuesday
ternoon last three little Treys', aged are
seven an d nin e years, sons of :qr. John
(leorge, who resides nearthe canal aboUt
quarter of a mile below Melbas at the
State dam, loft the locks in search ; of
iloweri, going up the side °Ube hill near
It. They had gotten but abouttifty yards
p the hill when they came WOW° dog
wend bush tilled with dowers, against
which a largo log, about fifteen feet-in
`length by two feet in diameter, had lodg
-61. The borfapproaebed the log from
the lower side, and mithnsciourt of the
tlanget seized the bush and bent it over
t r o pluck the blosiioner, when the log
thus freed started forward far enough to
catch the children and pin' them to the
ground, Its weight resting upon, the
breast of one and the limbs of the others.
Their set:cams soon brought their moth
er to their assistance, but her strength
Was of no avail for their relief, and all
idle could do was to send a musenger up
t o the locks for her hturband and wait for
his return. It was ten minutes before
li'tt with other help arrived, and in the
meantime the child (Naught on the breast,
aged seven years, had expired, scarcely
living long enough to tell his mother he
W ‘ as dying. The anguish of the . parent
att she stood by her child watching, its
little face as -it blackened with soirees
'lion, without 'power to afford it relief,
I.tuneit bo pictured in words. When Mr.
i:eorge arrived the log was removed and
the other children rescued. Dr. Scearce
Was at ones sent for. lie found the two
children rescued to be but slightly bruis
-61 about the legs, the log being kepeoff
tif Weal by resting upon the breast of
their brother.—Cliillicothe Register, May
111/i.
ae kept Wheellog.Nails, just received
awl for Bald, wholesale and retail, at the
store of Speyerer A:Sons, Itoehester,
(loeat copy.)
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I, In Sic-arch of n Lost Ilinsbancl.
Yesterday morning a poor woman nem
'ed Mrs. Brown, accompanied by a little
girl seven 'years old; arrived in the city,
"Vearing a letter from the Mayor of Bala-
More to Ills Honer MayorXrush. The
letter naked that efforta ho made to pro
! °nn) the unfortunate Woman transporta
! tion to Chicago, whither she Was bound'
In search of her hist husband. Ma y or
Brush immediately made arrangements
to send her to Chicago, and Mr. Patter
son, the Clerk, tecompanied her to the
dWol. The Railroad Company kindly
• !
consented to take her there for half tine
---!seven dollars—and a• ticket waii'pro-'
eared for her. Shp was -entirely desti
tt& and had nothing but a few biscuit on
which she stud the little girl had subsist
eti during their travel from Baltimore to
Pittsburgh. Mr. Patterson gave her
three dollars to purchase eatables be-.
ti4con here and Chicago, and Nilo depart
•cd on the afternoon train. Previous to
her' departure Mrs. 8., .who is young
and of rather prepossessing . aftpearanee,
told e very pitiful story. 'For four or
liNe years she lived very happily with
her husband and his mother in the -city
of Baltimore, having had two children,
the oldest of which is now seven years of
age. About three years ago her husband
requested her Vi pay a visit to her rela
tives in Virginia, but-her inotherlindaw
tried to pursued° her not to go. Finally
she consented, end her husband SICCDIII.
ponied her and the children to the boat
and saw them off, bidding theme 'most
affectionate farewell. Some days afar
wards she returned front her visit, but
her husband was' not' at home, neither
could her mothir-intlaw giro Iv ac
count of his,whereahouta, and front that
day to this she, has never heard from
him.' She was kindly treated by her
mother-in-law, batwing left peuoiless
with two small children to support, bad
to work very hard when in -sickness as
well as when ircgoat health. Ono time,
she says, she sat propPed in the bed lin
able to otherwise sit 'up, so ' weak was
she, and hemmo the button holes' of
shoe uppers for shod manufacturers' in
Baltimore. Recently her good mother
in-law
felled fn health', and she left her
home and went to the hospital, and Mrs.
Brown was thrown upon the world. title
had on ono wanton heard that her huts.
hand was in Chicago. and believing that '
she yet could reach him alive, started on
her perilous Journey some days ago.
taking with her the oldest child.. The
other she left with a shear in Virginia.
It Is to be hoped she will find him3vhom
she searches for.—Pitts, ens. Moy2l.
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thnraionitsl l 44Alibi 4;4111111am
r,briiiiir 7 laiiettiNmtL.Ar OUr'Prinia
-ey meeting" are.to peket tifi r t a r, 'Sat
sudsy,. and 'milt 111; very le that
trio rules and.regulapone to be obeerVed
at Mai timeobithorongikr unikie .. •
We republish them in this week's An.
f i VS.ri a t liTrY l 9l4l,l4l9gUl iftr4 pert
tareftilly: -'-" •, ': -e . ' ..' t ',--' ' ; '''. t"' '
Sitertow L Candidate giethe verb
°016001 441:116. itiMtkittioid.Wy Ai - 4 .
vote of the Bcpublimn party by ballot
Sec 4. All electors. wilkelalin to.be,
and are recognized as members of the
Itepublicati piuty; roiddeati . of the elec.
Bon dlatrietewhere they, propeeetovoto
at the time of tho primary election;• and
miners who are Identified rich the arty,
and:Whe :will be of fall age' ,ht t tlll l'ext:
ensiling election, iliallbe entitled to vote
for =Mato; for the various .&flees to
bo filled at such ensuing election: .
- Sae: 3:Candidates for the makes ... give
officesehall announce themitelves assuck
in at least one county paper, for twp
Weeks before the primary elections, tutd'
thereby pledge themselves to - abide the
result of thonominatkm.
• Sac. 4. The primary election for nem-
Mating Candidates shall °be hold at • the
usual plitce of holding primary meetings ,
in each district on the last Saturday in
May in each Year, and shall to opened at
2 o'clock p. m., and close In the Town
ships at 7 O'clock . p. ni., and hi the Hoe.
ougha at 8 o'clock p: M.
Sec. b. The ItopubUcan Electors pres-..
en t at the time for opening tlie--election,
shall elect, viva rocc, one of said Electors
as Judge, and 'two Of said Electors es
Clerks to bold saladecilon,Mid discharge
the duties ineuMbeid on Such °nicer:4,
under these regulations, said clerks to
keep a correct list of the arum* of the.
persomvvoting.
SEC. 0. The Electors Of each district
shall also at the sonc, time and place,:
elect by ballot,: as aforesaid, ono person
as a member of the Volinty 'Committee
the ensuing year, undall districts polling,
more * than 100 Republican •votes at the,
preceding election shall. be entitled to
elect two persons from such district as
members of said . committee.
Star, 7. Atter the polls - are (dosed, the
officers of the election shall correctly
count the votes cast for each candidate
and for the member or metubers of the
Co. Coln.. and Ann duly certify 'the
memo over theirsitmatnres, and such cer
titivates, together with thelist .of voters
and the tally papers, also certified by the
officers, shall be carefully sealed 11t au
envelope addressed to the Chairnian of
the Republican C. Com., which 'envel
opw shall then be ,dellvered before 8
o'clock a. In4on the Monday following
such election, by the 'Judge or ono of
Clerks aforesaid, to * the person who has
been elected a member of the Co. Com.,
or to either of - them, 'when there are
more than one in the seine district.
lit ens° the member of the County
Orommittee elect, is unable to discharge
the duties under this section, be may
appoint a salmaltu to for the occasion.
Sze. S. The members elect of the
County Committee shall assemble at the
court-house in Beaver on the Monday
following sidd election, ut 1 o'clock p.
ut., and Shall organize by din election of
ono of their number as President and
two as Secretaries, and when so organ-
toed the members elect Ethan deliver to
the President the return of tho election
of the respective Districts( same
condition as received front the election
officers us aforesaid, which returns so
delivered shall be opened ,and the votes
for the inveral candidates correctly
counted, and the person receiving the
highest number of votes, alien be declar
ed tiro nominee, wattle committee shall
also cause the. publication of 'the condi
dateS nominated, to be made in the par
ty papers of the county.
Stk. O. Any twit or mordpersoushav
ing an equal number of votes for the
name office shall be balloted for , liy the
County Committee, and the person re . -
',dying the highest number of votes shall
lie the nominee.
Sr.(. 10. majority- of the Copnty
Committee on being satisfied of fratialn
the returns or otherwise, of any election
district, may reject the votes of such
district to the extent of the fraud com
mitted—and, ilt vase it shall appear to
the • satisfaction of a majority of the
members of the County Committee
aforesaid that such frauds wore procur
ed, aided or abetted, or connived at by a
candidate, the entire vote of such dis
trletcast for the candidate thus procur
ing, aiding or ecnnivlng 'at such 'fraud
shall be rejected in the count of votes.
:Sin 11. The person having OM high
est number of votes for.auy office, in the
eleerlon of which this county may be
connected with any other...shall have the
right to appoint the conferees,
SEe.-12. Immediately, after declaring
mominees for the ensuing el6etion-:—the
members of. t he County Committee shall
proceed to permanently organize by
electing one of Their number as Chair
man and on as Secretary, and the ap
pointment of seven of their number as
nn Executive Committee; for the ensu
ing year...
SEC,. 13. The dolewates to MI National
and Stale Conventionm . ohall bo appoint
ed directly by the pbople, and it fdtall be
the duty of the Chairmani of the County
Committee to call meeting-a at proper
times for tido purpose.
Eeso/red. That tho Executive , Com
mittee of the County Committee be un
thorize4. to prepare the necessary blank
forms to hold the elections:
Itesolpeol„ That 'each candidate for
nomination be requested to make a con
tribution of $2,00, on or before the Ist of
May next, to the Treasurer of Co. Corn.,
for the purpose of defraying the expen
ses of printing the necessary blanks.
`On motion adjourned to meet at the call
of the Chairman.
CI I A It LlO3 M . :MERRICK; }
Secretary. ' CLiairman
About Cellnni.—What is the condi
, lion of your cellar? Is it damp, close,
' tilled with disagreeable odors proceed
ing from germinating or decaying vego,
tables?. Ifso it is high time you gave
the 'matter your earnest attention; for
you have in that locality the germs of
disease, an l yourself and family nro lia
ble to be prostrated at any moment. You
think your cellar or basement is In good
sanitary condition ; do you knout that It
is f nave :you fairly and carefully ex
amined the promises? Have you looked
over. tho potatoes, turnips, squashes and
other vegetables to ascertain their con
dition? We know that diptheria, ty
phoid and scarlet fevers, and many other
mostserious illnesses have their origin
in cellars, both in city and country, and
we can do our readers no greater service
than to urge them to moo that at all tithes
they are in achy, sweett,wholesomecon
illtion. Why should firmers and farm
ers families, living in the country, away
from the pestilential vapors'of the city'
•lie so subject to attacks of malignant dis
eases? There's a reason fur it, and 'Aro
canpointlt out,' They arise from the In
dillerencO manifested to thelobservtuice
of hygienic rules, and tiro violation of
sanitary laws. Cleanliness is essential
to health, nett is just neectsAltry in' the
country In the city. - -A family living
over a foul cellar I's more liable to be
poisoned and inflicted with Illness than
a city family
its i pollnted at
mosphere, but without cellar or base
ment tilled - with fermenting roots and
fruits. There is far morosickness in the.
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country among husband:twin than therei
Ought to.be. , , With pleuty of Pure :air,
water and exercise, the evil imp disease
ought to bo kept at bay ;'.and ho
be if a better observance of certain Ity
gienle conditions were maintained, Bad
• condition - collars, small,. close sleepipg
rooms, stoves,—theso aro all agents. of,
evil, and aro fast making the, homes of
farmers almost us rtnhealaw'as those of
the dwellers In cities. Are notthose sug
gestions worthy ofeonsideration?--/Joi
ion Jostan/ of Chins /Airy. "
MEM!
- -, uprawliwmusirtollaigy SI; INgles -
;Evart sit*litmilletiOg i ft r iirtng
weather Le*NiAlleitifs . .1 7
no of those dratiching nthus ttuit bids
, -r to inundate the whobt name Of MI
'unla heen
. rattlet"nT
I t TIM, rabio
ft lib
favagricultural pursuits: ' The tires arid
shrubs aro covered with blossoms buds
and opening flowers 7, Their tbliage is
emblematic of lift, and teach us thigreat
own guitars too are blootningOigt tot
ditc l . i .9ll?-: -; , JP . f.klL'i, .''
'Into()
tOwn was visited ou Dfonday last
by two Circus shows, Yankee Robison's
and G. 0, Gntdrs..llloth :gave
,genoral
satisfaction, and`daring the day much of
taint beverage called "tangle foot;' for
, which this plate biliO widely p?tolr 1n4 1, '
consumed. '
. Mr. David Gray, living near thisplaoe,
madotwollllllllCFlll93kligtapTts totem
mil Suicide ti 'fair daye ago. lie came
hero in September last from Penrisilva
itia, whpreilte left a beautiful and ktte/lis
gent wife, who is sahlto possess aconsl&
crablo amount of wealth. Why he dee
sided her:.l am unable to state, the more
likely cause beluga family quarrel. '; Af
.ter his arrival hero be met a young lady,
and a match grew obit of the bile!' ac
quaintance. • Ito seemed to hear from
his deserted AviAi
some source, atul a short time since he
learned thatahe 'was ,nutrried.. /laving
laid befbre the lady itO4o thosellietik ho
.propOsed td her and was made glad by
her consent...to travel Ilfe'sunovenjobrn-,
ey with him; whereupon they Were
married about six' weeks ago. „ •
• Four weeks of ueilliditrbed , nuttritnci-.
Mai bliss passed away, when the start
ling intelligence reached him from
dot his wife there was not married as ie..'
ported, and that she hail heard of his
inisconduct i And, throateqed to prosecute
him to the full extent of thq, law.
This news fell like &thunderbolt upon
his with who immediately left him,! re
fusing to over live with him again.: At
this atartliog intelligence he was hortite,
ed; qt 6 t l oo hili;t 6 lo ,l ;
his choice of a companion would seeede
without any other provocation. Repas
sed the niitit alone, And whew:the early
dawn apprehehed lio prOcnied`a piece of
rope and proceeded in his Uindeavot' to
"shuffle off this mertareffirf by placing
one end around his neck and the other
to the beam efthe porch. The rope being
innufficient.to hold tip in- mid-air such a
Miserable being It broke. Having by
this tlute lost all confidence in hemp cord
lie went to the ding stoic,- Ind
two dmehms °temente, folly resolved to
make sure work this time, stating that
he wanted it to poison 'rata, Returning
home he lock the entire dose. Ito is 'yet
living although the dose was sufficient
to hare killed ton man. Two iihirsielans
are attending on him and have strong
(topes of his recovery.
Respectfully yours,
\Vtaxnorr
4.i go to Ikenees' for your
shirt.. unit collars. The Star Shirt In:all
numbers. mayl2;:tel
To Republican Voters.
ROCEIFATEIt MAY
Marron Anovs—DrorSir :—Being . One
of many csindidabes.har Bur
.nomination
'for Sheriff oethhe'confitY, subjiiet' fo ash
decision of the Republican voters of the
county, I am led to address the people
through your columns in vindication of
my character, and for tlui. purpose. of,
nailing a slanderous lie or series of beef
to the mast, which lam credibly inform
ed have been Prayerfully and widely cir
culated by several of my aspiring oppo
nents aboutine. To_lite. people I
.1011
sap in starting, that serving them daily
and nightly as I am in my present cape°.
i ty of Constable, I am untilite: to lk ay them
personal visit's for the Purpose elimprisy.
sing them with my Individual melts
and capacious ability to fill the canal of
Sheriff, and as. 'iron as ...fixing in their
minds hy zny conientatimial pcnetrts the
fact of my abstemious habits; virtue and
non-gambling propensities, as is being
'darn, by my ambitious competitors
, to
my derogation , or in other words telling
people who they may ace and talk to,
"Elect me, I am virtuous, sober anti tip
right, but F. M. Anderson laden) , drunk,
is vile,.and gambles." The only way I
have of refuting this is through the mil-
umust'oryour journal. Those Who :Soo
me daily and know me' know of the rid.
sit.). of those wide spreail, assertions, but
those who do not may lid, and douhtless
are led by, the plansibilityof thopenn me
circulating the stenos, to believe • that
such is the truth: I milk is it fair to take
this mean advantage Oa Marie° slander
and villify hint behiiid his' hack either
in private or public Conversation, and I
fool sure/be good pst9ple of thl.4 county
will bmwmc'out MhaYing it hi not t and
whetherchosen or not i default my duly
to myselland friends to mako at least
QllO effort to refute this- vile attempt to
traduce my chitracter. i
In my humble capacity as constable of
Rochester Borough, I am truthful in
saying that I have done, anti ant daily
doing more to serve the people at largo
than either of the vile traducers 'have
done in all their meritorious lives, elthbr
WI a soldier or a citizen, but people ail a
distance whci know nothing of this per
sonally cannot be expected to, take the
pains to investigate, and it is reasonahlo
they should believe what the first good .
square wirepuller Sayis unless ealightait.-1
ed by sotto ono who 'knows the (kind
-facts of the case. ' .
' I am charged by these 'candidate's with
being a drunkard and a gambler, also
with being In league With the oppbsition,
and that if I fail to bo nominated on the
Republican tickei I will run on the Ap
posite ticket. These charges are all pro
-fermi in an underhanded way in hopes
they would not reach my oars till too late.
But alas for human calculations. I haSre
heard thetas, and want it understood by
all they aro Labia, as can he prbvon by,
those whd hnow nio and see' me dallji.
My record of five years as constable, in
this and adjoining counties is open fin
inspection.l My retard aliono of the that
to enlist in the 10th Penn'a. Reserves,
ono of the first regiments in the Mild, is
what either Of th6to several candidates
cannot possibly show, try'however hatd
they may, and Upon this I base stir
ciaini. My private character as a Man Is
open-to the World, and .1 am willing :to
have any ono who may feet so dispoecid
examine it In. connection with that of
those several candidates and abide the
result. '
It has been said that thit Railroad Com
pany payaruo one hundred and seventy:.
live dollars per month.: This is Simply
absurd, and was it the case they would
doubtless forgo the fatigue And vetation
of serving the comity as Sheriff, and tuie
their prayerful and powerful infirm**
to obtain that position. Net that they
love the dear peoplis lass ,but, that they
love tlio railroads' money snore.
In-conclusion, Ism fairly on the track.
task only that whliti I will merit At
hazards; should I got it Iwlll oenrefotth- •
fully ; should I fail I hop° what I hallo
said above. will appreciated, as it Is in
'tended purely as a vindleatlgn of my
public and private charaiter:
. F.M. ANDISIL9O(4 .
P. S. I am informed that my op
p -
aro cireulating a report that I am
in arrears in my borougn accounts. Th,o
amount due the borough is on the dapil.
rote and stoml7 antxdieeted. 11[y dnpU.
catefor the year UM amotinia W ne4.
$9,000, and any" ono may ace by Mbar
yearstmy - list *Fail always asttlott to dote:
• 'F..31. A.
Tun little alimenta, gried and dismal,.
fort.: to which poor w!tak humattitY
liable are among this bards', d
bear. Los/s af hair_ attlictiPti
'soma people quits unbearable. Yet that
loss elicits no consolation' troth "our
kicitotarkifillikiP:iallot soihrodai
4riairtmes faiiimisar- tioal immOvalmt
Oresiiidoir kiitio thi oilimishe4r.gii
table.,r# Eistaiestie•Wilielaßtk
Ho ioplicikolkig s,[l4,t 7 ,'ttiote - :
saiiii.44464/4vii " ' OR 4 1.
1 ; rzomazatrin—ln andplpstion °tee
tOp*sidpiell,ithink• ili
4 . ' " 1101 17 1 ,,, 11stail e
i irrif4oo
7.__ S teLr i tit i mEst r s:
...-nrinw A pi marts ow* . x
lat e nWgra i 'va ireri t ir wirAmirwasimni.-1
Vbektiive•berta—ius Pr /wpm. mit
' .4 - .,L,:l .: •• I : , I -,,,,
T& biai•litmoNl;
foUowingpetltion hobo= handed
;for circubdicamolig.thedatleqedigcd:
: am on:l*W cddidy : • -
ZbAie Jtoittr6l4l44 md ldep.
ditiiVongfur
hkeolity .;era44','" ' -• •
y4iltoeutropelo6oota
salf4ep to thj trOd! *lo'
bd. Rebrilkon• 1 040311. 1 5 AA •X o ll.=whg.
Thrtliscdt. didle woOds Arrprottulty
riminmoddilo your: Itbdorsble Body thm,
earporiehre iM Aida that 00-Adlikkhd
Leg; 1 2 04eiej via dude, irWbrar la
ne for iiord gad o* yeti. lirigielat' be
iniiiejateid; &it iiptiy are unserrker.
taaiumo,4 tact with rard
expeol6**l7:4o4' , Orilx ltdra ourat
ter Aye (5) PletTo.k. 61 '.?; 14!.44 w0u1d ;sLO
•reprereat dig aka Odra rr 'Fib! 1)4
orate eircumbriaces, find OM dowsperw'o,
of. repairing gad; Rumbaing Artllloiiid
Limbo salami* boons our ability' to
support ouraolvai and tballi.depeadred
us. • " '
' Wp Would hiither repAstent thstqbe
latest sCailidics ShoW the". nutibir 'PLUS
malitio,dti?heabout Five Thotusind prig
theykateii,swis, 110 thit t4e pesitsge:
of the Act; prayed, for in the following
petition, will hinge so aspens...to . tint
Governnientyory =nail in proportion to
tie relief:granted. • .Your Petitioners
would 'thorothii. as•pd.nr • honorable
Body . " • •'•
ist; , .Tcrpouts , Act opt orizing the
Pr;tlPei antliarhics to fLinlsb all thus die
disabled with anomie!' for 'in Artificlie
Idtnb
on every Jive Tairs.
Yd.. That aompetitlow by lait open to
all - nounakettnerset.trtfileial /*ohs In
thspnited fitatesi Inning It optloisi
tboY aPPlimnt to • pseetwo.:epotinteh
oidor a leg where he'tnay look?: ;
• 34 That no Omit* heptild by the Goy;
oilmen' to
. applicants In La of s a i d crr•
• a n 'a
, •
der. . . . .
: Nowt I ant unable to travel ahoitt- to
eireniste tids poi t itlcat and I art tint favor
of the press of the County to, ciresitito It,
aid request au ottedened *abbot* Who
• wish to sign It to sand theta, natnes..int
medlately toitlie Radical *Mar, Beaver,
,Pe. The benefit's It lireponwt to wader
upon ono-leggedsoldiers will readily be
perceived. , Brook. :
vaaport, Boater co.; Pa.
Ti tie 1t iiLeiti valets lir
Glllls.—Olie part . : or • tho
election heat Saluiday, (the:2o h of
more tosportenok than .11111111
,auppoae,
and that la 1/i . ..tuition of aConsity Own
niittee ctmapciaskof over Alty liumberie.
repreeentativer from treaty Illatriet, who
will manage and control thiC Opera
tions of the Republican Party in Beaver
witaty, and it kill iniporUnit idioms
YO: bwf {way satemliaiiiOfthatCorn
ndttset as thiiiiia,o7 lißM.',dtadd but
that there will &fan idlivt tOda. to 'pat
us back into tha
something albite Ito , But lathe editor
of the Munn" varysensibly.rimarked iti.
thalami - paper, let-its give! thht popular
vote system a fldr trial before we even
Wit about a (*tam I holleie It is the -
tnie plan to let °Tory nun hive a iayis
to who itnittbeil candidate, More pirtla
ularly tillto*nti 'nibs nornhudion
amounts to en ideation. And Ineemapli
mentlo !one of thecandidates, Milton
Townspii34, liniaki selyrhamid trim a-
ldtulantidit entidithadl, that be
iraeitr favor orate ptillatOaratenir7
The "Merit Cifiee"l4lllo4/011.
, . „
Jiihtor tae Drape Argus
sin: Why di the accent parade of
a bu s e of "hard itidei," la the Ailment&
other papers of 'leaver, Wiwi are they
that, abusing the article, • label , . Own.
solves ignorant Of, Ite qualltktal lam
acquainted witli the character of the ci
der sold in onviltdet I . have
&snit of it, and know that it is. not In
toxicating, ittlfaut mixed with whisky.
Two brands ale 'sold Indus town—soar
and stood. Itlenathin two or.thnie gal
lons of the aoar:Will intoxicate, ao will
the same quantity of vinegar if the
sweet will intoxicate; so will lemonade
or orange juloe. 1 . • , '
For shame—fo the sake. of our "edu—
cational rettoarn'Llet the Bride of abuse
of cider cease. It will satiety none Oth
er, than fools, that 10 Is. intoxicating. It
is: an Innocent victim—an unwilling
shield.of the miserable whisky hn. the
cellars of the inebriate youths' parente-
Iliabler's, Ilosteterds and ftobaeleir bit
ters,
and other Worse polaims Issued from
ottrding storia:‘; Neither the cider nor
the pea-nut ,venders of it, deserve the
senseless abuse . your correspondents are
pursuing them with. They deserve,and
I ulna they will hereafter receive better
treatment at the 'bandied' at who Would.
net saddle their owe criminality .
_Upon
the 'boulders or Innocence. Abuse by
,thelatter la bearable, as the dirt they
!throw returns to soil their own 'gar
ments; but the knowledge' that • honing
people haveberminisled fete the chase,
demands this remonstrance. •
Order of exeMeo and procoselon of
G. A. 'R., mi ElattOay,llo 21004 78 AL.
the dodleatimi the graves of, &maimed
Soldlere:' at the Court HOtme, in
Reaier, It 1 o'cle* p m. Prayer by
Reft. R. T. TayhAr r Addrees, 'by Rer.J.
0. Aftetithe mbitmei the Fro
;eeeeket will Ibrm In Root of the Court
ROM* in the following order, to: wit:
IsG swum mind. awl Post' No. SO
G. A. IL, with °Mei intoobers the
G. A. It.
W. Honorably dlJcbaiied Radler.
and &atom not numbers of the R. A. R.
Soldier' Oipbane.
4th Any Orden that uuty be In ittend.:
auce. -
.sth. The several _lnvited School, of
Beeverand - •
6th. All others desiring to loOltlelpate.
itotrric or inoczeouoii.
To the eV gravayard; thence to the
cemetery, and . from thence to Minis'
Grove, then return to beartquarters Prot
909. A. R. • I
Capt. James Dal:nigh, Cominander of
the Post, will have charge of the prays
'dint and will eppOint his own aide..
All persons who feel incline]. to Pay is
tribute of respect to the memories of the
honored dead mato the cause for which
they died, are! regliested to participatelit
the ceremonial.'
By order of Pat
- J.B. iivris, t (k .ii ind i te ,
3. R. RAISAII.
The.l3mttliee appointed lbyPcat OD
Beaver, to', maettie dower .
ftir the dedlcattanvd Soldiers' Graive, is
the Beaver ' COMMertes, , on Stattrday,
*ay 20, met Pura* to odJoitrOtnellt,
at the A.sava 44104:eit t3aturday, avert
ing. Moat 22 r .whem on modeo, t< vim ,
P. , toteed, That the ladka of Beaver,
Bridgewater, Ileehoster and vjandtlr be
invited to contrltatte tleamo for tba putt.
iald deicers may left at 412Vay'
Brawn's Mare. Ttlidgoaratet: t;at the Pod
hatiquemeie, hiWynn'elatibllng,
vereor,,lth any member of the
,tattut•
initial, on dattmlay mond Zak I nat.
17i 11 4 6 :ircii4 11 71 1 rero 6 9 . 6'l li . ,_(l todo
4 ,7, 11 4 1 49,t0 Lbw filer crop in Ms moo !
. 1 . .100 of the orontry..
• •—• • •• • 4]lftprivteur: , ;•
• . legteer.fevocze3 - I‘c i
L Maui Oft the Ust of
'a pr nted titulteptibllaue to
)011„14, P
•oi7llr,ooitte l ..** ti.timPultlon
lie•
oruttll...***7ll4l4l"t;i'
inylifeetbetiyilidarerand pisairstbaliel,
(rat the stipiCtaght
'Amon :Pii‘::443i1.74
o . 4 oo4o 3 Nwli*?ftektb9 Wm ;
nefloweil brOishiPe who
Welue theneatination tbr Clerk of Cosset'.
WI believe this, would twit indiciona.
nontliWioni as ldr.linioilnit cmaliticw,
itkmeicif intipeirlof °Mew pm , the Office;
:tielnifie‘gratitiltnot Nitre college, '#ltta
titniKeutd'ificer4diini?otlyeer. in -, that
*Mention. • iitivo*l
11*14-melMiel o f Pc!-8.441.011ca1i
an dlabored with good effect , eluting tbo
*campaign. Wo think this ,Ilepubli
emi panty arotild bo • hozimingt Heel! by
placing his name on the ticked this lalk
ankilso;: oft 'made promi
see-Via wbuldlakiiiiirci of the :''boys
terlibie!''whetaliuktreinenediicine:'.
• • • :' • 'Muni CiztzxrM
r,..vraw inducements offered hi . .,411r0p
EDodi tbAs week it
!kat, makes, la
Betibetivileiveri EilizAtette•
"entilits
:' Wil,h/rre.Prott t 4? itn!/?unce
Lhenanurs Of the following gentlemou as
JOlUOdlital *Or the various Wilms In this
riounti, inthlect to the result of the. Re•
intiehian primary' eleeSons: • ' .
• • Smartie, • ' •
.J.mints ft:RUYAN; Beaver bore. •
'MILTON:TONI ..TNSEND; New lirlghicia, l
' " " Asserwy,
JOHN ROBERTS ; B righton tp.
Dr. Wx. C. SiIURLOCK, Darlington 4.
JAMES FIFE, New Brighton hero.
JOHN.Y. MARKS, Baden.
THOMAS J. POWER, Rochester bore.
,THOS: J. CHANDLER, Rochester bore;
CAPT. 0. &BARKER; .New Brighton,
Sheriff, • • •
F. M, ANDERSON, Roehdater bort.
THOMAS Iet.EFSON, ,
lORN-D. BOYLE; I.4nr . Brighton Niro.
JAMEY M. MeGEKIIAN, South Bowyer.
JOHN U. BEIGHLEY, Vraolabt ti 4 • .
JAMES A. ANDERSON, Darlington tp.
ABRAHAM It; WOLF, Brightnn.tp.
S. Di IittIGOS, Industry tp. „ • •
JAMES IL num BLE, Greene •
ARTJIUR SHIELDS, Independence
JAMES DARRAGH', Bridgewater. .•
JOHN 'AL DUNLAP, &tint b4O.
.. •, , • Tresinurer; , •
JOIIN.B...EAKIN, Beaver boro.
DHABLES P. WALLACE, Big ,Beaver:
BB EN ALLISON, Deaver bore. • ,
()LARK A. HUNTER,.OhIotp.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Falb:toil. •
Register and Recorder, •
DAtial7S SINGLETON. Ilritver bort'.
13. ELOEIL, Darlington tow neliili,
of Courtv
JOHN A. FDAZIED4 Deaver barn,
H.,IIRUCE, Iropenvoll tp.
JOHN C. KART, Darlington borkt.
' ••• • Coannaissioser. .
.TA.MES:WARNOCE.,North Sowiekley.
- JOSEPH DRITTAIN, New Brighton.
EDWARD COLEMAN; Marion tp.
Paoli Howie Dlei,clcir'. •
ROBERT COOPER, Main tp., ,
JOHN WHI E , Alopewolt:tp. , ' •
Auditor; • .
•%. • • •
'SAMUEL M. DISSMORE,Res vor
W. H. LUKENS, Rochester lioro. •
• ii;:tit!teeit or Assit4e!sti!7.
D. P. I Vittlit • Boomer. •• • •, •
i4 l / 1 11 . .. 4 "v". ! •• •
• • 'Markets.:
.PlTlrli*B44k
. . ,
OFFICN OP THE PYITH,
, ~• MONDAY, M 41144, 19.1).
' • Burma- 7 7A in good supply and dull
but doehanged; sales of prime to .tholoo
at'N
OiL • -1i quoted hi a jobbing
way at755113:60. • ,
50€;$1 75 pet cwt.
g In more freely but
unehanged. ' Sales of new Western Ite
nerve at 18@i 20 , as to quality. . •
.
FLOUR—lLdriner wlth a steady'
demand; but tires are unchanged; Wes
in 'store at id (47 $l5, for spring wheat
brands, and s7so@tr 00 fern-Inter wheat.
Ilya Flour $5 7507 00. •
ORAlN—Wheat Is quiet and prime
Iced lii muninal at $150; no 'demand , for
Spring Wheat in this market. Oats dull
but unchanged; 117408, to arrive, buyers
furnishing max, 70(372 on track, and 75
in store. Ear corn is.searee, and ; prime
Yellow may to.quoted at 80 on wharf,
and 8514901 n store. Shel Led 75480, as,
to quality, Rye is very dull and moan
nal, at $1 ®1 55. l'rfine Spring 'Barley
$175. .
u. -
Tes Consumptlvea.
• Tniadvartiser haring been restored to health
la a het 'weeks,' by a very stmple • remedy, atter
hartig as ered several years with a sever* lung
*Section, and that dread dims. e, ConsumpUon, Ia
•anxions to make known totals fellow suffereratne
mean. or sure. .
To all who desire It, Its will send a copy of the
presciptloa used (tree of zharge), with the dire*.
dope for priming and using the acme, which they
will dud a acturcuits YWICOXIMIPTION. APTI•
Bioxcniru, etc, The objectorthe advertiser
la sending the PMserlption Is to betient the Make
tint and stolid larortnation'altlch be conceives to
inesinable; and he boyce every sufferer will
try his 'Ornate.. It will cost them nothing, and
may prors'a Seining. Parties Wishing the pre•
saiirlon wiE please. addreu
Rat. EDWARD A. WILSON.
• Williamsburg, Kings Co.; New rink.
Sayl2:ly
itatfors of Youth.
A Gariumnir who infrared for years from Net
:ll3lM Deblliq,l rematore Decoy, and all the effects
of youthful Indiscretion, will, for the sake Of.inf.
bring humanity. sand tree to all who need It, the
reeelpt and directioits for making the simple rem
edy by Which he aim eured.. Stifferers wishing to'
molt by the Overtimes experience, Cando so by
add:reeling, In perfect tontidenee,
• • • JOHN 0: OGDEN.
satsizty) . No. e 9 Cedar street. New York.
VIWXOAIL
Married:
COURTNEY—ROUTE—On , May 20th,
' lelA; at the rettideneo of Amos Dontt,
esq., by Rev. Jas. lloilingshead, Rove
Joa.Vonrtneyi of Mt. Pleasant, lowa,
, to Miss Aggie Doptt, of Vanport, SNP
yer county, P.
The happy ample in starting out on
Rib's journey wore not unto ladle' . of tho
'printers. May thrir matrimonial career
end ad happily m'it has comtneneetl.
New Advertisements.
- I .TO3‘4olte eltlatni win undoubtedly corsult.
'date lee Hue, by kieinEtheir
1 1131 . 11AWi l tly l ' llrettt B eim e idgge:
ego, neraing. during betted season. ou
Was Oat other dealers. :snout compete with b
point itebeuptiese. Lowyee:tt
ANDXIIIIIION, Hand Carer o
• naves. couturio. 4e.s tn. itochester.
Hearer alum; Pa. Harhig purchased the Foun
dry lately owned hy Messrs. &odd Arbuckle, he
N prepared to @Apply the public with the celebra
ted ew Cookstove," for wood or coal; and to
WOW at short node& ahnost any eudude called
W
• (Local and Radical eopy.i .
.raiyAktf •
ADMINISTSIATOWNOTICE. .
tars of Admintstration or John
liiclistf. bite at Wean tornaship. Soarer county,
Pa".dgell. baring been ranted to dm, under.
mad, all person Indebted to mdd estate. are en.
ge to maks Immediate payment, and chars
Wirth, Malmo against-noisome wilt present them
properly an tbentlattod for sattlansent.
tiAMITIL NICLItOIt,
Administrator. •
ELIALAN MILUMMIIs desk: In Boots.
Slums, Gaiters, Slippers. ate., titß_ dwe
Porter's Tin shop. Bridge street, Bildgenater.
Ps.; what prepued to stanobetnre Intl Wit
evemthlsot An his iino &treasonable ratn Rav
in removed hie place of bustnen front the corn
er nee Oa Midge to his present location, be In
vitee his otd Lamle and patrons to sire him a
IRON-CITY SALT WORKS-
Beaver County,PeniVa.,
rin trasmi* nowasb;Lear irriir,
h; at 10 e'cloda,m,lLl be sold as the
Beam amity: at the North aide of Mt) 1 11
beloW the Ctrratind.Tlttaborth and Wheel lo
City best
Rabe wL, weeworks idle w
RV
mho** Am ." the hes
; -
N twolwellla andeight mop ofamend.
with Made". ea the Maw: esatedlaty beet fools
the Whose.; The it4t .Well Ls the Met la the
Co buoy. with aatemoem, Moo, On the primate**
ofthe bolt modlry Oat. .The worts have beta
' mkt time mouths aloppod oi nthe • •
RIM will bra favorable ty far pettham.,
'tat, teem Oak moat he pod Ire; to clam parhtm
'ehlitiMeteatat-had the saltlike talked whale,"
Magmata* MIL be foeutt aa object. Tense at
We Train lemettbe wool:49okm ritelbaglas.
a
112 kg. A. 11111LW
skit 4aetl.ear:
LPIN.
•
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' • • • • ..$4/LES• • :
Br samottif=y ai l=f Waa l
art Vto-Doer( of Coronas Paw of Pe twat,
et &AMA aidto we drectod dem will ladopm..
ed. 4. paddd& at the : Coats Wood be to' dr-
MO Or Betwer„'Beant itspaq. rm., as reuse
Z oe 11111 st tea Qatari , s. Ss Mkt/ •
i ii. tirr t ja dilli dig; htlated and hat of add&
Abbott. abbe art to de loildrhem
ries of =moon louranhin vete
I I& StrUb lase a rlialsor m i= .* thi lty
dads of dead IfeCallsoalt ant emus iscallb
behr, Art Cu the trot try Jamolopltt hale* sad
Maunder Vadat: oasttatalud tiltlo l dr .t z
taw; 'boot tat artetchnied. on eons le
; alas doodad bode asd lotmadde... drank of
hld end other fall hart es the possalow• "oda •
and bdupt to ezmeatloo n ihe property Kerr &
Ibeno, at the mar of.J,W , Bezter & C..
Alai% 6 NLY.3. •
fp ii 'd a r d t;dra d labellt and ei"% i i:l aa delbe;d. hoese
•
randoKrnriA mihn Amm
aort er Pa
ilfibrlbeboie
by .IWe 044. loath by knit Mat ilia
reef by lot Zs which Med Ja /afro two
neeynune dwelling Lope, wash besse. mad*
and. tither out.terthrogi. Lots ea:loud gad'
1 prated - math &oft tater+ Seised mad taken Is et.
•thation ea the property of U. W:Linahlin, at Abe
salt of Job Ilalawsonood What Wont children
of Nieholtufpartp. IWO , le it p' •
ALSO. NO,S. • • ,
AU the Orb*. ilda Interns and . sbilaz of denote
ant Ala and% that tartan kd 41111 , 0111111. in
IJI snow. Sesser county, Pe... being lot Ago. Win
,the Am of mad borough; god being lb. woe ha
con= W. . Itriant and wills to and C. Vir,
silt. • NUM Wv-Ws at am brow
ettyld C. W V at remit of W. D. Braga dr
s 'ALIO ee ofJ L. rad.
All the right. illJe:lntirost mad dale deans*.
oats of and to, tha lotions:4 lot =tad hi
ledutry. Heuer ; enemy. Pa.„ ha week
north sad east by lendetd. Warr*. Rasa. did
Lottbiti:4ll=kl a a a lajogle t =ll3o h.
team"&d" e 'bop et stare roan, .W 0 dory. Idfda
fleblad tad fatten in execorou a. the ;worm of
ao)b and lin/ lf.' Ron. It the du of Wag
Aloe. •
All the tight, thlm, littered sad cWm of darad.
ants of, to and to, - the' Ibllotrtor lot' of ground
duals bards toward/a LWO commt res..
bounded and deanded aelollorra: W
econUe•or v. est by
the Ohio Itrer.inatts•anth CArtmtkr,north
met by •: Inched duirtfer mad oortlearatt by
John Mirth, t coutalnind dordithe et at ante. more or lase. on %dirk there tt mated a 'town
gtiet od I. with two ies MP born mod as tbe dott
ed Indrovesnesto. and dyad oar odd sttacbed,
all in good runnlog-orddrateo. marten room
la d frame dwelling boese,rith ortbrundersestb.
Taken In etscodost ow the prooorty of Lafayette
Nirid, at the salt of William O. Dean. .
AMO. 'NO. 11.
' All right, tide; Integra god darn dethadant
of.- In and to, thn follootta bon lot of
ground in ?algal township, Beaver point).
boanded north by George Allison. eint and south
by Jame But and on the west by park • rood
containingone fourth Jef an sae. dam or
tin 'odd Is erected a one story frame dwelling
house. Taken try etheidoc as de property of
Janes Allison, at the. salt of Men Canning
'use of E. Ikardetun. • •
ALSO,- • -, - NO.
, All Meld. title, known: and dales of denudate
04 -In and to. the following let al greend to lAtra
Heighten, neater county, Pa.. Wended amt by
-lot of Thos. )(Atm. enttby Fourth onset,- swath
by tut of IL .11. Danghetty and west by .Thiett
',neck On which there le erected a as. stop
fratue dwelling house. a frame 'tablet and other
oat buildings; delete at the dew and lot phoned
mith fruit tree'. Taken la a:rendes as the peep.
arty of Jame.l Rionnekllogne. at the null of the
"Weed Sewing Ifacklas Co.`• •
ALSO. tPIO. C. • .
All the right,. Ulla, Interest sad clan of de
fendant of. Is aadt the fonowlngpkg lead
Is (.Iklypetral‘owestdp,Haver won „bona&
ed north by.lt. J. and O. N. Doe tt, reel by
Wen. Anderson, *oath by rum
and west
in Barone and Milton Cuttalsakets resitalw.
114134 scree mote or leer. about 90 sass classed
and tauter, fence. On which there la erected a
alone awellug boast, twa stories high • a Owns
barn; wagon abed. core ail and other ;wthatld
'lege. A good orchard an the Iran, and the prem.
low underfed with coal: Taken In execution ae
the property of Aaattah lumen, at the salt airs.
Ilaridson. Sr., and mbar'.
ALSO. NO. b.
All the rigid, title, literati and dabs of deka&
WA,. of In and to the ibliowlog blocks Wife boo
ouch of Bearer Yana. Bearer Wanly, PiL b =
block No. 11, In the Xconomy ylan of told
—bounded north by teonteny street. seat by Jobs.
plea attest, south by jlannony west, bad wort by
Urant street. bald lot 1830040 t ensure, enclosed
and on which there is eroded a two /Wry trees
dwelling house, Seized wed taken le nesentlon
IRO the property of William G. Wright, at the sell
of Jacob !ferule! and Jonathan Lens. Treateek
ALSO, , NO 10
All the right, title, Interest sod claim of defend
ant, of In and to the following iota of fraud in
the borough of Beaver Palk Beaver cars., bell
WA
Ned. 775 and Bounded not Why lot Na. IT
Bart by Grant street, Booth by tot No. TN, se I
we'd by an alley. :on which there Is erected • two
story terms derailing hods. with kitchen attached I
anti cedar moderstettn lots lades* mal4 hoes be.
.04, each 43 bt 143 length end width. :seised
see taken la smecepon se 1M property et Owego
x Il i Brown. Atm milt oracle. Border, las el
!1 , 4m..4:04,18.
• A LtiO. • ' 140.11. - •
' All. rigid, lid.. Intend end elan of defendant
cd in sod to. ad MS coil hi that ante= of bed at,
coal Memo sa the there lbet or Deet&rty rain II -
I the farm; oneridell the mid Je(0011 our statW
rtnides ih North therkkley tmrarh!p Beereelt 004
PL. bounded sod described as 14001 Begin
ping at twhile oak, online of lands Joe Pargoson,
theme* by land. of John J Dusgherty, north
deZ stet 911,10 per 14( pod, thence by toms
toriD 3% deg, west 71 830 per to • post. theme
towel 1 de.. west 33 3.10 per to II white oaks
Wean none 40:' -deg, t east by land. of James
Wllsou 69 2-10 p si
a stove. throes by land of
Thomas frameeyStid other* cud 131 .10 per to a
post, thence by hoes olletszler and !mad BM
tier. Mat Inn 10 per to .post. Weems by Ueda el
Neßleery & Fouler
by 1%; den, 101 11-10
per to a pool, thence by land* of Daniel* *oath lei
deg, west WI T-10 per to • pad. thence noedtt
deg, west 071.10yyeett to • pomttelow reoth a.
deg, seat per. &este south =i; doh mad 14 is-io
per to s post. thence by lands ea John Feemasoo,
north 03 4-10 pule the place of bectualog, cast
tsioing 114 scree tea 133 per. Bunco and takes In
esecudos es the property of Josiah King, st the
suit of Junta Thomas.
ALSO. 13,
All right; title . Inteteit and claim et dedandanf
or. in led to thelfoUotrtht piece or parcel of land
Inn Iftlan tp., Beaver conoty. Pa., bounded east
, and math by land of Bre. Baldwin, Brest by land
of John - Ferguson, teeth by the Ohio river. as ,
which there is enteled Ifoune dee:lint Mime One
and a half stories high and • frame stable;
enclosed and planted with Welt trees. ,
Seised and taken In minder ae: the property.
of Anthony faker, at the culted John O.
13.
t., title, tole:eat end claim of defesdant
or. In, end to lota Noe. 4011 and 106, situate In the
Borough of Beaver Falls, Beaver county. Pa.,
bounded north by - lot No'. 911, east by Water tit.
tooth by lot No. 811 and west by -Water Alley, at
which there In erected a two story frame dwelling
house with - kitchen attached and cellar -under
neath. • frame stable and other outbuilding.; let
enclosed end plaited with trait tem.
Kelted and taken In execution se the
Of Thomas-11. Dash. at the soft of Alex. A r n e =e r .
JOHN B. LITTZLL, Sheriff
Snmurr Orrice. I
*rover Mayl,lllo. nuiliSte
[fisdical co py.' •
TRIAL LIST.
tat of Camases lbr trial at June Tom WA
1.4 conunenaing second Monday.
ria.vr wrist:
Jahn Messer • vs Audrey Swaney.
hlngton Weigle es William [nowlet.
palmists Stub.. vs lamb Marko & Join
Davis' adm.
McKinsey & Moore vs COMA,' of Deaver.
tottharine Henderson is Adman/edema.
Sinai Wescotra ears vs George Wallace,
graGraham h Jahn
rh'onro.
Gram & teC en Jinni Wk. ,
aisles Morrow et ex vs Thomas Jenkins el al
Andersen vs Thornton A Sidon.
Sampson Marker vs II Delman. '—
John Laughlin et al vs bap Green et al
•LcO%D RICK.
tnlog
nsdiool Dtrectoni bAa
. -
... d. - , •
L Kroot vs W WeTrileii TO Raids
Michael Grim vs W L Rayl t R Pritchard
Andrew Smith Ts Win Kennedy
Wm G Clark eta: vs Robes t L Dillow's
Pitts Nat Mc orCom - vi Joan Z. Siests
'Jobs Stasbuty -vs J Wears Welsh
Moots* Illtasou vs James Grabs= et al
Georgia Wadi vs P, Yr.W JIG A It Co
limienbaugh's Wars vs Jos,Jobastatiet al
Itariey Er et al vs Jos Krisakat sll . .
W vs Same: Berns et st ,
Jobe Donrao's ears vs Jobs Wilson
Caret Jooa di wills vs Robert Patton
James Turret** vs Albert Torrance
Alva Tboissoon . vs David Roberts et az
Alexander Loma vs Jacob De
mrSkte • JOUN CAUGljlMo'rr.
LICNINSE NOTICE.
•
PHIS apptleattoas Lea ban OatSo
1 for W* WO:
•
• 4171!Lte.111711 roa awns, Jtar
John Johnston, Hootorood. ms Awear toraship.'
Michael Camp, Jr.. Rochester borough.. .
Diehard Doncaster, - do do
Montgomery b -do Ido
Adana Johnetou. . do do
John U. Smith, Freedom
Daniel Botirbeek, New Brightos t*m i s eesteL
Phillip L. Stiepler, Bridgewater baronet.
Job Johns. . Beaver Tana do
Jaeob Marks, Daillneon borough. •
I =1:11:i
James Andenon.jr, Beaver MIA baronet.
Mirk Wagner, •do do •do
Phillip Docker,. New &wick'''. tsurinhip.
To read Noon to quantltlis Dot Ins than one
quart, together with other goods sod merchandise
teo. C dpeyercr, _Rochester borough.
Mary Alexander, - do do
D. P. Encoding , Dearer Talk, . do -
Wet. L. Miller, do do do
Lartmore do do do
= Mead,
Mochester borough.
mar/fatal JOMN A. 111AMMR,
STATEIDIENIT of the Hooray Areosult
or the Borough of Rochester s •
Dr.
To amount doe Diudel pied, Angie.
Ist. I,elfm. sl4ltell
To Interest at 1 3.10 pee esoL to Sept.
tbtb, 1811 e, 311.111
. . . $14183.111
Cr - - ,
11iy,cabh pad sepirmber Va. 1,843,.. 48&118
Amount due Ikert, - COMO
. • Dr.
To amount d no Jacob Beeticl,Trattee.
August, PC. , GlOOO.OO
To Interest et.G per coal. to May, MA i 110.00
. , .
, 1ND0.130
. .
Cr. - • . , . . • . 0
Dg pagemot. Meg, Ilk . 1 3ID, . .1109.00
.
______,_
A mooed doe Bendel GlO/01/
Amount or dap:leafs kir lea, . *MELO°
Expeller. of collet_ —doe,. , ....$111.60
Am't ref emelt to Cocundaoes. ILO— 11K111
. .
By amount paid Into Tressury........
Balaaeo due bacon* ' !pawn
• • THOS. J. rOWEI, I
MONRE. MILLILU. MOWS COOL
11.. D. CRON, 1 10
noryll6:lt. ;
Fitagt .7- POs Lia...,—ausated...barty.4laiwltaan.Bl.••
Itadisder
wabostasq,a, arras/
i=b i rprias , ' wiry Seid bat awl; a
.4,cambea Or% ratd_boasa, bent
i t2rongoo. It fa aallaaThlalbribna
-11:=1,— = f ir Tr 7
P.IL ANDZILSON,
Xaelonazr. ra.
may XL**
321
ffMM
ISM
Sprig and Simmer Goods
Speyerer & Bolls,
Corner of Water and James Streets
R 0 (?His Pi If If' A.
'lave Just retuned from tie east with ,
o Urge dolt of geode bought it tie low
eat tads grim, whictt tbey Wier to the
public at
Ii , EASONABLE Pte,
Consisting of
DRY GOODS.
#3lwczaps,,'
HATS, CAPS, BOOT, AND MONS
, HARDWARE, IRON;
• •
mum cuitplarriimuovi
HOPE. OCUM # PACIMiIIt TARH;
choice Wanda or WHITE LEAD and
PAINTS dry and lit elk and a
general variety of Oil Dryars,
' arid Putty. .
Queensworo and Willow Wm,
FLOUR, FLOUR,
We gill bare eoatiel al the eelebrat
Cll7Oll - .CM' Kw rum,
abo of that favori(e brand, • Clement I
Stevens, high ground door,
.2$ akytoi :4 tie o[ o l '1
We reelere the above breads by the
kar load, and OM sal them at
Pittsburgh Prices
Onn swing freight, we a/monger at vials-
sale and retail, NAILB Wan &
TER LIME, SALT, SOAP,
Feed. Grain, &0., Ate
tirTbanklog the public for put pat,
roug, we hope to merit a liberal share
for the More. We ohms bay foe cash
sad sell cheap.
CALL AND BE' CONVINCED
swam 000 U DIL/Slalll, 1W 01
CR&IieL
P. 8.. Also stews for the
MIR AID MPS
and Pittsbargk National Row Cb's.
. FLOVitS.
tosy13:11.
Wall Paper
For Spring of 1869.
Al No. 1W Market 6L, sear 511 i A row,
Pittsburgh, N.
INN
•, A large stock of new and ehibrwate de
signs of Paper Hangings, linked for
Drawing Rooms, Parlors, Halls end
Chambers, together with goods or the
Lowest Cork now opening, and• to which
constant additions will be made.. AU to
be disposed of at_ Firaces to suit the times.
JOS. R. 11121011 RS it BRO.
marl7:3m.
. BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.
J. M. BURCHFIELD & CO.
• , • NO. 62 St. Clair Street,
prrrsußuizon e
Are seines out their stock of
HOOP SKIRTS AT COST.
' CORSETS at 75 ets, wolthsl..
Figured P. K's. for 50 ete. worth $l.
Plaid Flannel for 28 ets., worth VIN
A lot of soiled blankets at $5.50 irsirts. 45.
A lot of remnants for CM'Ulan's dream,
, cheap.
A FINE STOCK OF FANCY SILKS.
Gray Poplins. Plaid Pop Smelts.
52 St. Chilr, now Sixth IL, Pittsburgh.
Dec. 10: niays:. • ' 1
R °CHESTER
MARBLE - WORKS.
W:. Kam,
3LsnabctOror of
MOZTITILIIINME3
HEAD is FOOT STONTS ;
Warble and Stone Poste
For Cemetery Lots
We have now on hands a Large and Su
perior Stock of Plaln and Ornantenlal
Ilonumente and Heidstones.
,We are now ready, Ur/apply on short
natter, all orders horn the country* low
rates. .' Also, .
CW.rirLdartcasess
And Flatitres of a Su p erior Quality
ALWAYS ON HAND
- ,
1/0" Otis Neighbors 'cynical that they
sell Cheap, bat we practW.
Belling Cheaper :
And Doing!: we Heresont•
We Employ on Igeuts, MI we ma .
10 Per Cent Cheaper at tbs. Shop •
IM
Than by Agents
All pertain !Salting any thing is our Use
Ali Invited to Call sad Ramada*
OHR:WORK AND PRICES
Beto:ri:prireluudog'ebswikeit.
[inarVlAlts
~~r~ l d~~..'r r •~-.ti
mifr
IMI
roe rislarfai Gra*. Ride ti
*Wm! VW* .
,slie Calir ,. :
- - - , A, eresowir width
• . •ht at awe eisesahla!
-. :...- . heeithy, ma elheteli '
hr monk( he
is& Ada sr psi
(IT ', . • heir is •Nels swim*
' • ••• to, its erig lad raw
, , i '•• wig the' glow eta'
. , r
A ' ' ' A.kien 'S f taligh*
Tkia bake is glide'
~ Mating heir 'elterkedi'lma'beW
anent dicl& i xa s ^dweisi and
its um N
.ama 'mere 'the
• . where 'the . Ire la' -
tvietff'
w the eash atiop h ied and &wet
; . s ae as main can bio used hr
loofah= by this mikado& rladosil
of fcapling the hair with' pasty sere'
meat, it will keep it demo vigordo
Ls coessioeal vas will prima tbe hair
6ont turning gray or idling of, mai
;cwwwFselctlY beldame. Fres
item Ow • aubstooes which
I ,
some preparations dangsreas sad
linjarlons to the hair, the Vigor eon
oly benefit but not harm it. i If wood
t fix. a •
. HAIR DRESSING,
Sothlog else can be &and 'so desirsbk
ICestairtiog neither oil nor dye, It doer
not soil white aupbrie, and yet lasts
Ileng en the leiratving rich &no
hone and Rte pietinne.;
Prepared. by Dr. Ayes. & Co.,
hucncar, Ai? Axasaviau, leimaars,
LOWELL, WAIL
PSI= *MA
Ayer's .merry Peato 1,
Ice Dlision the Ilinst. sit Low,
"sok es Camdie. Odds.
• Ow*. likasairaft.
is. Ocumesies.
rreirekr arm bards Is as AdstW i f
modeeds,ble mad. weeso silldvand
eyes ds . ,111 et deshier seats
edeerydr ~err issolielle. ems. • tem
= l aZei Zs= el irel:=
; ids 4 es d a ti below bider Rs made
deabk imr = Il Messes s so
.e=gig"Mts.:
at demo Om as mod ....so ore
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5.1.1 7
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V =
; over et Ilis Low sad nesse. Mat
,ds °bridle of liest MA 10 N. WIWI 11.01.
du deo sold mei dret, used as Ceded Ad.
benot fts7 =Wig and deaspoter.
~es asd rs/do Slosslten ad grist pew
babe ado Y.
is Zta itdieve rellsvoi net Sam Thar
deeedeeditio Is reseraDi edid di deft ds
Memo ~sevens mad sad Doswell Ssed‘
So sto de dram Items OM vs semi
est ndroid orOdd bles. er Sop
ems weds Or a
tbs,pelds ass de diddle us
dyer's Ague Oure;
Sig
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plibiOSOL
Al Ms aars Impllea, It Illes ewe. awl
OM. m a n.OestambliaelatteAnoteMehow
=ir say Gest witaisi et poiesseeke eshAuKa
a le ameba %lima say pea& Th•
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sal brae as la thee=
Wm. ere etaased. sad we
Maw olf Acme amellefeee
It il Ztre se guilt by the thdatememe, VA
Mate It the Mad ems elated re obaltuatt
meek luta Ewe OW nommales AY wbs Muted.
thteettlaated dI abeam at, es
tratellme cho p awe teeektieAaal Ila Pak.
V ie d l er Itak h il l 411 . 1=1.11 ro ry.
il Oa LITs 10 . 2 . r QOtYa.a resselky. .
Ihe liver bete
lee Salem Intees sa Complaiste. It
Ss estelloas reasty. pe at emia=6 Bl, tni= es
7
part:abbe wee, lime ether
by,
ad& . Al=
"MI CM10144, iseliCartain, it ri m ag
a now w
?411C.. 41,11.00 !Si atoms.
111m17; I y:
J. R. BARRETT & CO., ►nrrMwee
liilAilatalr rip. N.
nem& by MI Dregirthtv sod Degas is MM
etas. everywhere. •
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The Last A
• • •
0 .11V11449
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AV LIF ilTc
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Italß onsgiffi
fro Pet in cadode
. will quickly restore Gray Hair
to its natural color and bwiuty,
aad produce -luxuriant growth. Ift is
per- dy harmless, and is preferred
over every'. other preparation by
these who have 'a fine head of hair,
as well as those who wish to rsitore
it. The beautiful
. gloss and
imparted to the Hair mishit=
for old and young.,
rer Ilballe by all
Ovum
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PRIMONEDOVjai
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jii‘alles=ifs= sr.est t -
Now.
... 0 Wheel ea the IMO Iliac
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Nowa la ger vita eines slesaied. ( la iall
above) the blies wlll No as freely ea al the
level or •ay hietamee asess. Ars tes
tee mob Wei or wow Name sad Waage
primaleat fee last iseatatt imeelataa. a
laMbil eau Mud Talley Ageleallatsl Ity iirt
Naca
lam dips hilt Mies* ith SW awl I S OW dab , .
tae. Taman, =WWI the sea =Me
hi ewer .as ea saaastre sasta y learns
=illiliew .No among le aegasearT
arrusiege at beyft a usellse maasear.
Mal wentadeat te the when Yea. thill
ead .ribs ear warts.
PTITSBUNOII NATIONAL TLoW i.O.
stab lON . m.......y. Ne4hlif•elf4
ea