The Beaver Afgtit.
neaver.siesmait4;tBsik.
Oier 2teemet Mildred!.
Rates of Adoeollaitag.
Tams , I! so
- I
. 01111
or -.lollllro,vi to so Y 06 $lB5O
do 5 50 1
GO 480 EOO 15
do 600 800 :11 00 El 15 IS 00
rtonrc., do . IA
18 50 Bo 16 00
tt
00
(11 ' t n ' t n " " I 6 1 0 1 6 112 IV4
00 311 55) lip op •go cs t i g
,d,„1014ifft10111 . and Excentinno• Notlces....ol:lo
n0t1,9 per Roe, km •
it Y tLootents to 1
ow.ient odrer ,
.I.ll.lnre.
Slate of the Thermometer for the
ending tho Slat of Jnly,
77. x. 2P. •111., .9 P. tt.
j „i s 31 91 deg.. 73 dog. 03 deg.
::11 99 deg. "73 deg: 02 deg.
1 .9 0:4 dog. 70 deg. 59 deg.
2s 73 deg. 80 deg. 00 deg.
27 70 deg. 79 deg. 73 deg.
....V. 74 deg. 73 deg. 70 deg.
.• 08 deg. . 81 dog., 74 deg.
R. T., TAYLOR.
Subscription , . to the Beaver Ar.
gil.6.—Tlin following named persona
11.,% ( \ paid MO mums sot appcmito to their
sonel on subscription to tho
A ' ow., sinoolho data or our last
.I..ika IL Itobertson, Montana Ter. 2;00
11. Cunningham, Beaver, I'oo
J...,..p1i Ammon, Industry,
ll..tiry Shane, Son'
.1, Martin, Darlington, 2'oo
J. v, porron, Fallston,
S. 11. Itriggm, Industry,
s.di Kett, Beaver,
Jelin Stewart, Beaver,
D. L. ItatbrJo, Beaver,
71. Robertson, Beaver Falls, 2 00
i... Ramsey, Bridgewater, 1 00
ltObert Cooper, Now Sheffield, 2 to
M. Barbour, Bridgewater, 2'lo
J, P.& T. J. Bradshaw, Darlington, 200
cAldwell, Now Brighton, 200
juoi,•l earothers, Baden, 2 00
'wile! Miller, New Brighton, 2 00
Loonel Woodruff, Rochester, 2 00
James Thompson, Smith's Ferry, 000
!Ivory Whitellehl, Baden, 4 00
.1. W. Zhunterly, Now Sheffield, 300
It. It. Stroek, Beaver, " .2 00
snout.' l'atterson, Water Cure, 2 00
.1. White, Rochester, ,‘ 2 00
The attention of the publicils directed
h. the following New Adv rtisoments
a Weil appear for thotirst.tiule In the Au
au. to-day:
Notices in liankruptcy--S. C. McCand
-1,...,
xeetator's Notiee—LoulsaEakin eke).
Examinations—Geo. M. Fields.
, l'atents=Alexander & Mason.
. I Pry 04)(16--.1. M. Burchfield h CO.
ectitc.r's Notico—Margarot 'Fisher,
Henson, Ex'rs:
I nvorm Notioo—john S. Litton. Schff.
For Sale—J. It. Each. •
Drags Gooda—.Jos. Horne & Co.
Agricultural Ifonso--W. W. Knox.
special Notien—Edinboro School.
The Eclipse.—Tho groat ocllpso of
thr am occurs on moat Saturday alter-
August 7th.) Bo on tho look out
fiir it.
Llmo always on hand at the
M illy:mon I.lmo Kilns, Vanport, 2D eta.
p.•r hosing. • aprd.4
The officers and managers of the Bea
emt nty agricultural society will meet at
the Sheriff's office, in Beaver, on Satur•
August 7th, 1800, at 10 o'clock a. m.
All those who intend to compete at the
coining lair for any of -the pacing or
trotting premiums aro hereby notified
that the track has been thoroughly re
paired, and is now free to all who may
wish to train horses therefore.
11. R. Moons, See'y
Eort Mclntosh Iteltcs.—J. T.
F.sq., who resides in player, near
where Fort Mclntosh once stood, halt
•It‘tws some relies, recently found by
aifit at that place. Maser°lies are three
laittttA, worn by the soldiers who per
formed duty In the Fort. Two of thaw
blooms are about the size of a nicklo
made of pewter, and have the let
s..A. curiously Interwoven on
tlwir ,urfiwe, white the third is about
w.• .Ire of a silver quarter aud plated
,lb c old. Comparatively of little value
th,lw:olves, these relies yet servo to (sir
, v ii, bark to "the tithes which tried
oloW•
i I fed by the titre.—On last Wed
ro,,Ny morning an elderly man either
"tit trout or purposely throw himself
11,ao a train of ears if* Sewickley. His
I-.ty was horribly mangled, and it is
..alqmsetl ho was killed instantly. The
train wits Immediately stopped and the
, orpsVaken on 'board and brought to
It ucheater. Front there it was taken
I. id: to Sewickley, whore an inquest was
held over the body. The mono of the
dcv;cted Is unknown, as no papers iden
tiryin4 him wore found upon his person.
le lilt pocket was a railroad cheek from
t'at.lairglt to Buffalo. .
slam the above was in Cype WO learn
th.elhollatile of tho &Yowled. wwrJohn
NleAliene, formerly . a resident of
l'iushergh.
' Painful ik;asually.—On last Sab
huh .even ing, at about 5 Y. M. a casually.
.wenrred in the river near this place, by
hieh Mrs. Stephen Stone and her child,
two years, found a watery grave.
NI r. Mrs. Stone,' their child and a
eee.thbor named Burns, had boon down
It, river some distance during the day
and were returning in ins skiff. At their
ening, on the opposite side of the
•iream, was a steamboat, for some time
1 , 1 , 4 in the Government employ. As the
if eon it I ulna: the above named parties
m . t minding the bow of the steamer in
ender to make the shore, the current
~ept it under the bow of the steamboat
end the party wore at ant* thrown into
th e :der. Mr. stone and Mr. Burns
re.ened, lint Mrs. Stone and : her
, :lel.l were drowned before they could be
The hod y of the child was re
en:a a few mlnutesafter life Was ox
teeq: Searelt was kept up for the body
m rs. Stone all that evening but with
"so avail, and we believe has not yet
tw.•,‘
W E hart) been using Reward dr. Bent.
.%1 kola a few Weeks, and have come
u. trio .:oiolumion that there is one prep.
:”..oion for tho.hair that good. it IN
..1.-gant dressing; and Makes the hair
mid glossy, F iving It a lively . ap
-Iw:trail,. It is not as expensive as an
.s.,linsry hair oil, and far bettor to use.
Nowar4l'm Cough Curo has cured Asth
th,
.1 severe Pitorsn.—A very 'heavy
oen o orwind, thunder, lightning and
r.llll, 111120441 over this county Wit Wed
evening. . Heaver Falls, we be
ll. ‘e. 'mitered severely, In Hookatown
No houses were unroofed and one Ma
-14.. Mown down. • The barn of Wm..Eu
,s.ag, in itras..oon tp., (one • of ouraounty
' • ';laloissioneis) was partly blown down
aei the grain within it scattered About a
Mr. Jas. Todd's barn, of the
. ..ame township, was unroofed, as was
: , 1-• David Smith's. lii Heaver . the
`toile raged very violently, but but lit
ilainagO was done to property.
.‘ ll- 11illlous complaints succumb be.
I.,re "Whittltsey'sDyispoPsiaenta..! No
faittily 4,lkeilld be without It. • •
Great Naerldiee.—Dry Goods,
and Millinery Goods sold actually
lit•iew the wholoside Cost prioe to make
rtwin for s . now stook of goods, at 3.
ih.oco's store, Third, street, Beaver any
pernon wishing to Purchase real CheaP
goods Should not fall to eall early, as this
Ihi poltitively the best opportunity ever
offered. Don't forget, at J. II; Itenee's,
Bearer.
• •
serer Amok'
tleak—Thia itined, and
t. nor going on f o r nearly 'two, your&
4 01 1/8 tollf o lll44brnift
ttW 1110,0ta. -1 Itittntkhale
mainly kvandidon theoo-operstive plasy
each share! ming 'weekly: Shumate.
and - entitling the owner to a loan of $lO4
The assochdbm beingtinished afteresok
aluneholder bas.recelmod,Sbr every share
VOL Thls Miriam la not known is
ought to be, having been conducted In it
very quiet and orderly way by nor Ger
man fellow citizen& The officers of the
association are as. follows:. President,
Lewis Weinman ; Vice President, Jacobt
Wack ; 'Treasurer, Michael (limn Kw
rotary, E. Kelber, who will give persona
wishing to buy shame every =phut&
arty,
mast
2
The following are the names of the di
rectors: Win. Rambling, Jacob Erb,
Nicholas AWL Ceeterlea,
Blattner, Martin Klein Abraham Sil
verman, Christian Week Joins Smith.
Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy produoce
perfect cures of the went cues of Ca
tarrh, Cold In the Head, Cori's, Qatar-,
rhal Headaehe, as hundreds of testimo
nials from well known citizens and end-
Dent phylicians who have used It in their
practice abundantly testify. It is mild,
pleasant and unirritsUng. The proprie
tor offers $5OO fora awe of catarrh that
he cannot cure. This remedy sent to
any address by mall on receipt of sixty
cents. Address B. V. Pierce, M.. D.,
Proprietor, Buffalo, R. T.
For sale by most Druggists :every
where.
sOO
a IX)
List of unelahnod letters remaining
in the Post Oftleo at Rochester, Pi., Ang.
Ist, 1869.
sOO
1 00
1W
aOO
James Agey, Charles Beighl,y, Brews
ter, Goss & Co., Elisha Coe, F. M. Cool,
Miss Sadie Cook, 2 ; Mrs. Agnes Cole
man, Deihl do Welts, Milton English, A.
J. Fitch, Miss Amanda:Hemphill, Mho
A.A.Hoey, Enoch Hunter.% S. B. Irwin,
Mrs. Hannah Kell v, S, lama Kenne
dy, Patrick Kean, MisaJosephine Lynn.
Dr. P. D. Llaoomb, Mrs. 1.-N. Miller
Mra. Elisabeth Macrons, Joieph Mc-
Donald, J. F. Mueller, H. Miller, Wal
ter Pennell, John E. Rice, Ham. Bench,
Noah Scott, Charles J. Sharer, Goo. 11.
Sargent, Rev.. Chas. Sickenplifer. .
T. M. TArs.on,' P. M.
The Board of School Directors of the
borough of Boavor in regulir session
July 29th, 1859 uxuadmously adopted the
following resolution:
Rewired, That the action of the com
mittee appointed by the late convention
of School Directors of Beaver county be
approved and the series of ached bobby
recommended by said . committee' be'
adopted and put into the school at the
earliest practicable time.
(Load and Rodicat copy.)
On Tuesday last, a man named Low
rey was brought before Fig. Dickson,
on a charge of larceny, preferred by
Andrew Fails. Mr. Falls alleges that
*HS was stolen from film at Homewood
Station, fourteen miles below this city,
and accused Lowrey of being the thief,
The accused was searched, but none of
Falls' money found. InrsttginkonPrinr.
ed that the offense was committed ' In
Beaver county, and Esq. Diekson,hav
ing no authority to hold him, discharged
him on his own rooognlsance to appear
at ten o'clock Wednesday morning. Up
to 2 o'clock Wednesday, Lowrey had
not made his appeeranoe, and it is sup
posed he has "struck."—New (bade
Courant.
Oun readers have observed that we
rarely praise patent medicines, and that
we advertise only the very best of them.
But now the remarkable recovery of lbw.
Rice, of Canastota, from her distressing
and almost!helpless scrofulous disease,
which is known throughout thaeommu•
nity, and unquestiOnably the effect of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, loads us to publish
without reserve the remarkable efficacy
of thin medicine. We do this in the in-
Wrest of the afflicted. Any remedy that
can so effectually raise one from the dead
should be universally known ; and we
Wish it may be Universally as successful
as it has been in the case of Mrs. Rice.—
Sgracitae Daily Journal.
nnuda and Feet.—l went into a
shop the other day, says the "Curiosities
of Shopping," to buy what the drapers
cull 'gusts' hose.', smilingyoung lady
was behind the «meter ; andwhen I had
made an appeal to her to show me some
socks, I was somewhat doubtful what
course of action I ougheto pursue In or
der to demonstrate to her the length of
my foot. As lam not a burlesque wri
ter it was clear that I could not lay my
foot by the counter and say "with all my
solo;" nor could I phsrapltser Dibbin's
Jack Tar; when he spoke of the dancer
who so "daintly handled her feet." The
little iceman, however, speedily remov
ed my first perplexity; though only to
plunge me into another. "Will you,"
said she, "please to double up your fist
and lay it on the counter?" I replied
that I did not want gloves, but welts.
t'Asul I want to take your measure," she
said. "but," I urged, "It la the measure
'limy foot that you require." Yes," she
replied, "and I can get It equally as well
from your hand. Once round your
clinched fist, at the knuckles, is the
length of your foot." And she took the
measure of my fist, and I took the socks
on the faith of the damsel's representa
tion; and in due course, I found that she
was quite right, and fitted me to a nicety.
Wit would directtheattention of Cam
era and all who are interested to the ad
vertiseluent of IC W. Knox, of No. 137
Liberty.. street, Pittsburgh, Pa. He is
the mainfacturers' agent fur the improv
ed BueVeye • Cider Mill. Tbis mill is
pronounced by competent judges to be
the only machine Inthe market that does
Its work promptly and gives entire sat
isfaction. It cannot be easily put out of
order, and is cheap and durable, making
more elder out of the same quantity of
apples than any machine offered to the
public. Mr. Knox la also agent for the
celebrated MeSberry Grain Drilla. Thu
great improvement in the sewing of
gniin needs very few words of approval
from us as.every farmer Is acquainted
with its Morita, and the unprecedented
number sold during the peat three years
speaks more for It than we could should
we All columns with its prabm; and no
farmer 'Would do without It If he wantsi
to sow his seed' and feel sure of good
crops for his trouble and labor. But in
connection with good seeding we might
'also mention that old and woniont larul
will not produce good cropa'unless pre?.
eriy - fertillsed, and as this suited Menzel
the farmer more thought than all other;
we would say to them, use tbe Bone Bu-
Perphosphate of Lime. This article is
now ono of the best fertilizers manufac
tured, and being cheap comes within the
means of all. We advise our readers to
read Mr. Knox's card, and send for one
of his pamphlets. .
Earaisithaess.' , --Twority - clerks. a '
store ; twenty hands in a printing °Mee;
twenty young men' In a vil age. - All
want to get along in the world and ex
pect to. Onoof the compositors will own
a printing otthei,esl become an influen
tial citizen. One of the clerks will be.
eomeit pitrtner in the "tore. One •of the
villagers will got a handsoine. Jinn and
live icpa4larch. But width W destined
to be the lucky ymilvidnalf There!' no
luck about it. The thing is `m plain ail
the Rthe of throe, The' young fellow
who distances hts,eouipatitors WM who
masters his business, never gets hi debt,
who gaths friends by deserving them,
and puts his money in the bank. There
are mine wiystothrtnnethatiookshbrtr
ar than the dusty old highway, but the
men of "the eiriiiiiingy , f Wan aehlsia
something really worth. haying—good
Airtime, name anitimeretie old age—all gti
this road.-Ithcharige. , • : . •
Dialkolreemalltig•
IMO dm,* WV beady solkuumee
4,4 u!stiksai crow. Was. Bledniukticie%
*Mt tbabletp de Oa* on the Uth boat
alstima # l/6 / 9 0 1460 .0 4 0 1 •1111*k!tw
ea to bail Wm pima atathiooktbi
►idket49 l lll7 411000 tt% trallteg t
and oaktali. Pritaar,
tholes. both avid& WS reported tO be
premien& it lirikfto. was the moo or
blidesehok -IYPou•ht. arrival
be
be
to /delimit; that hi. oree ketti.
but bell= the kiwi reqkobed thou • tel.
odium =beamed to thin' the Intern.
Upton orbit. death
Gen. Stedman, as commander': *CUM
Stn Ohio Onalry, ponliedpMed in the Sa
lmis* bathes. 2d Bull :Run, cross
Ref; Chantilly. Stepbensburg, Aid*
UPPerville, Booembora, Rapidan Station,
Sulphur Sprinp,AnbarnMilbOtristow
Station, Mine Run, Todd's tavern, Rich-
Mood, Chlkidug, Bottoms bridge, An
on Church, Coskaarbor, Trevillabk str.
tiger, St. Mary's Church, Malvern Hill,
Weldon Railroad, Vaughn Road, Hatch
es Run.. Mining passed through fluty
months of military Minim and been In
more than twenty argalpunents, he re
turned home to his tinnily and friends,
shattered in health but still buoyant In
spirit. . •
Ile expected WNW= home in time to
meet with the war worn veterans of his
regiment at Salim in' October next.: At
the re=union held In Climber. 1808, CO%
Tod in a'glowing address - • •
"We are going too meet in &dem foe
our ra-unioa next lielL , I alit PDX tO
there. My= shouldn't see me you can
ask Stedinan,whowillsurelybe cathand,
to answer the questkm, "When did Tod
die?" • • •
Gen. Stedman was twiesedeeted to the
Legislature, and ones to the /elate from
Anteile county. We had theplessureof
a most Intimstenemialilanee with him,
having been his Mow lsbeiger daring
two of his terms. lad winter be told us
he designed returning from Cabala Sep
timber, and &mired us tom" golds cow
rads of the salient old 6th that he would
not fail to meet them at Salem ' , and sa
well as be could, answer at roll rell for
Governor Tod.
Ah t who will answer now for Tod?
for Elladman.—Ankes (o.),Repsb/koa.
X 1 M. U. Dever will open &school
on 'Monday, August Sid, itiee, iu the
rooms over the rind National Bank of
Wellsville. Boys and girls received at
all stages of advancement. Tallion for
regular crane ten dollars lisr session of
twelve weeks. Pupils in primary dosses
received at proportionate rates.— WeUs
ville Union.
It L with regret that we reed the *NM
eiotioe, se we bed anticipated the pleasure
of welcoming U Dr►er beck to our
Bawer Seminary, where she ha merit
ed fir herself an enviable reputetion ea s
tember. We wish Impetuous in her new
field of labor, and if competency, mew
and experience are peerage:defies to sae
ease in Wellimille our brightest hopes
will be realised; •
The Melia Seeing Ineashhen.—No
merely Imam bsventkui Is perfect, bat
the Partisan Sewing Mecidne more near
krupprOscaca peribetion In its operations
than any maehble alibis ciseeription in
the market. Those who ere fisudliar
with an kind. of Sewing. Mealtime, and
whose experience entitles their views to'
more than 4(11=4 conaideratioe, Speak
In the highest banes of the Parham ma
chine. Ins word:the Parbans kr destin
ed to become the most popular machine
In the market. One of the most difficult
testa applied to sewing chlnp .of ail
kinds, and one that will be admitted: as
a true criterion in gauging their respect
ive merits, has been applied to the Par
ham repeatedly, with the most gratify-
Mg results. Those who are desirous of
examining the .Parham will find every
facility and opportunity - afforded, them
by calling upon the agent, IL Millings:,
No. 61 Wood Street, where Parham of
various classes are constantly in opera
tion. For general and domestic pur
poses—family sewing—the Parham is
unequalled. The machine is simple, du
rable, easily kept in order, has an cosy
movement, and is not liable to get out of
repair, points that go to make up a mod
el machine.
Resident agents wanted. augt 2t.
To the Trustees of the Metho•
dist Eli Moppet ckurehorßeaver.
Genacatew:—Your Society for about 40
yearshas occupied a Church erected upon
one of the Reserved Squares, the proper
ty of the Commonwealth, In the town of
Beaver, under a grant from the State
herself. During this period they have
done mucti good by spreading the gos
pel, bringing men into the fold of Christ,
teaching youth In the word of God, 'and
assisting with other denominations of
Christians to raise the standard of mor
ality,' 'mid to give religions tone, peace
and good order to this community.—
You'r church building, adapted .to the
wants and simple t style of many years
ago, having become inadequate to the
necessities of the present day, has been
taken down, to give place, as we are In
formed, to a.new and better buildhig, to
ba erected on a scale and In a style of
architecture which will make it an orna
ment to the Square and a credit to the
place. Understanding that a few Md.
ions have served a notice Upon you to
desist from this useful and creditable en -
televise, and feeling the Injustice and in
jury obedience to their notice would in
dict; not only upon yon but upon the
community at large, and believing that
the general, 'Sentiment of the virtutiull,
enlightened and public spiiited people of
Beaver Is In harmony with your Our- I
pose, we the undersigned householders
and owners of town property, and all
setts of 'Beaver, have subscribed our
names hereto In *limitation of this opin
lon, and as an encouragement to you, on
part of your fellow damns, to go for
ward In your good work.,
, .
Property Holders.
Henry Bice, X= It L Milliken,
Frank Wilson, 'Geo W Hamilton,
Wm Barclay, Sr, 1J W Edgar,
Thomas McCreary, Thos McKinley,
Daniel Agnew, !Mrs El K Allison,
Frederick Snitger, Joseph C May,
Mrs. 'Stoke; ~ 1 ... Iticiard D Brown,
J X Smith, '. oomph Strocki...
L
Marls& Winn; " vid Morgan; '
D P Lowmy DL Desiim .4.
John B Eakin, ' John M."
J Weiand, Mrs Mary' 11.11 . 1
Wm Orr, Mn X H. Boyd,
John Moore, T M Johnson, •
Nirs Elects Lyon, John Gibson,
Henry Edwards, 8 Sni4rOT
Robert. Tailon, 'Mn ar; Carson;
Ervin Crall, Mrs Elise Barton,
I N Atkins, • • IMard'ke Wilson,
H Mere.. John L Hall,
Mrs Ellen Adams, E P Kuhn,
John Border, J oseph White.
C A Derarme , Henry Struck,
-Jacob Triber, F Walther,
8 B Wilson, Vim M Warrick,
II
J Banos, LI Bens,
H B Anderson, X M Donehoo,
D Maloney, Jr., . John May,
Joshua Monroe, IWm Anderson;
.7 K Miller, 'GI W Dawson,
Mrs Mary Somers, IF D Fast,
Mrs Z Moore, • !James Allison,
Wm Kramer, 'Min Garside,
D Singleton Fred Dauber.
J. Barnes. A. G. White,
J. E. Horton: , , M. P. Hartqty.
Mrs Meg. Dunlap. Jae I Stokes.
R I n*,
p
ia
J B Wlaa,
Thos W T aty,
James Pegg,
Elijah Bann%
H Hl bard,.
R Wilson,
Joe
John B BOUM.
Wm H Board man,
C Turner, .
R H Cooper,
A T Thomas; . •
R 0 PhlMpa, -
Wm Frampton,
JnoHoCulloughotr,
J H Cunningham&
J T Boyd,
John R Obony.
John A Waxier.
John Tango,
8 DI Dinsanon;
I L Edam.
RR Risk • •
John Herr, r- .
Wnatilliaika;: • -•
War
l Eilk f i tmtglaai•
„
Levi Barna; " •
PluasP•i;.,
tbe4lo4s
.palbotothaple ead.kekidge took Mkt
litiboldas one lIIIIIII6IIIL 11,2413111a5er;
Aped. Omar at Wood Bt., PillsbuVi.
Reskientaggotawaistet ' tut
ill. Omni ot Obi
Iv p i ma vstat***lk.ttiolumpied am
11 " . &* 41111
00 4 1144taiistoopsd
at the . .**oll.Pktion."
mai" —.. 1 ** 11 1 1 0 1 041070 1 44
belbro 'coma ise9v
iteslittarted,
_thstryiNghbu
ger out 0N 1 0,01110 8 61
Dia•,444 titre
. 1 116 6 6
I kilt 17 *;#00 0 4 11 ilildiY:
Kr. o * - AIIIYIPII*24I4IIIII.
€l4 Oi n ireide,4salikka MIN
hissi.—aemeemie*Giisigte.:
• The k 4 . 1 . 0 .nri5.. NI frees an exchange wilt
be &G&W news lathe cilleiplei
bank Wilton: Who will skinflint? :
We sin glad toneneunee that the • •
fag ainneenaquoteneonsemestru • • •
lake, In 417.1f0rd etonntn- fix • •
P0004*111441.1164:'
TitefitatoTOtiatereitaaociationorhfell
fa to ottatat_Grolualaug on thateatttot
August, promisekto he a , atinpleto sue.
caes.• The people of Gretsisburemve al,.
ready made arrangements to give the
testheri it booty welcome. • All the bit.
dies who in attend will be eateitshis4
bee °Marge and gentlemen it the loaf
ride of Amu one dollar to one dollar and
Aftyeegtspar day."
Teachers paying full fare over the rel.
med. to Greensburg will be returned
free of cluirga
PErrasusung, PA., July 20, 1809;
Attieor dmae.—At.the Triennial
:nation of the school directoreof Heaver,
amity, tieldlast MAY In the Omit Honame
in Bawer, a committee wag appointed to
inquire into the expediency of adopting
a onlibrmity of text books tbr the whoie
county. committee wee ooMpoidal
of the following named gentleman: 8.
J. Crow, A. D. Gilliland, D. L. Imbrie;
J. R. Harrah and Beajamlb Franklin.
The oommideeafterdneeen and
reeleetkon decided that' a nnlibrinity of
text boots vairdattienrequee.
ted the agent* et the aeveml school bbok
pullilaklng . hews 4o Died.'Ssigt them
In an examination of their books,terms,
ie. They did so, and attar all thine
were oottsidtied the 'committee decided
on recommending the hallowing publics
tkos to the local school boards of the
eeuntY. Ming due regard to mlehettleld
execution, matter and price,' vie : •
Parker at Watson's National Berke of
Readers and Spellers.
Stoddards , Seers of Arithnieties.
Ballion't Series of Grammars.
GuyoVa Series of Geographke.
Leasing's History of thernitod Staten
Payson, Dutton afieriliner's Penman
aldp.
Al den's Citizen's Manual-4 text book
on Government.
Tbe committee published their report
in the county papers, and In the report
notified thi paha that the introduction
of the new books, would be made on
terms p :f se inal exchange fOr the old once.
I sup this settled the matter, and
was theretore no little surprised to learn
that some of the agents, whose books
were not selected, immediately 'bolted,'
and are nowaurvassing the county to In
dies the local directors to pay no atten
tion to the recommendation oat) mm
mitten, and to take their books instead of
thoseenumeratedabove. The argument
used by them is that the National series,
the budausee, cost 11.75 more per set than
Olgood's. This is either a wilful mis
representation or a mistake. The Na
tional series cost but Lid cents more than
Osgood's; and • give blitaroce, pages of
reading and spelling matey thin the Lat
ter. In point of binding, printing, de.,
the National series are superior to any
readers and spellers in use.
This being a true statement of the
"school book question," I most respect
fully submit it to tbeschool dLrectors of
Beaver county, and earnestly urge them
to give the National series of readers and
spellers a thorough examination before
concluding to sot the recommendation ot
their own committee aside, at the in
stance of interested parties. lam
Yours most Respectfully,
H. D. CABLE.
• (Radiartand Local copy It.)
. .
Yolueolltoilararillaett . ersolatllliiiis 6BloB -
for schools, ftfteleasialoastatylna bay lases vita
the Beards of liducattos *roar coaaly, find
the Ibllowtog list' of lietritarift valuable. It
should be .properwad. We are .tadebtod to the
=nutty siftertateadeot of Common sehoola forithe
seater Boet.-Joseph Lea., Beaver. . ,
BiglietverTP.-
South Bearer Tp.-Reuben Watt, Elders' NMI. "-
Sheen Boro.-U. W. Anderson, - Bearer,
Bridgewater Boro.-C. greaten, Rodmater. 7 .
Brighton Pp,-Abeer Norton, Bearer. ".
Chippewa Tpe-4tikit, &Outer, Dalin ton. ..
Darlington Bora --W. V&A Darlington.
DarUngton Tp.-A. 11:kaderson. NeW Galilee.
Ecoaomr - Tp.-John R. Brown. Baden.
Melon Bona-Jacob T. Winans, New Brlghtoit,
Franklin Tp.-Abram Thaw" Zellewaple.
Frankfurt lapringa-Robust Sharma, Frankfort
Springs.
Freedom 80re..-4saac Sleek, Freedom, •
Grometoint-l' 5. C. Trionite;GeOrgetown.
Glasgow-A, J. &tat, Smiths' Perm. -
Green-Gairge NeCiekey, Rookatourn.
Hanover-41sidreur, IR Willer, Haraturrille.
Rootstown - S. W. Miler, llookstown.
Hopewe N. am&
Independesee-t. agla Nome, Service. -
Industry-John itamelL ladasicf. -
Lemnown-J. O. filltdde, Economy.
Warion-B. W. Bahl, Zellenaple. -
Noon-J. A. Pleirdng, New Sbafdeld.
New Brighton--A. D. Gilliland, New Brighton.
New Sewickley-Alfred T. Hinds, Brush Creek.
North Sewickley-J. S. Wilson, New Brighton.
Ohio-J. B. Goodwin. Industry. •
Pnillipeinug-Gilbert Trempeter,Water Cure.
Pulaski-W. G. Wallace, New Brighton.
Racoon-Wm. flood, Holt.
Rodbeeter Boro.-0. R. Coe, Rochester.
Rochelle/ Tp.-Addison Whiner, Rochester.
St. dale Bero.-Jaeob Brandt, Freedom.
Nearsa.l. S. Neal, Industry..
New Galilee-nap L. Grhn, New Galilee.
Vanport-LSenutel I. Johnston. Beaver.
Buren-T. W. Dernre..Bideo.
Boma Yalle-1. - DUworth, Bearer Fare.
Igurdosikville-Thoe. maim Mildotkrine.
Mowing Mateh.—Quite i crowd of
persons gathered on the h rem of Joseph
Mitchel!, Esq., aboat one mile below
this place, on last Itionday to witness a
mowing twitch between several, rival
mowing Maehlie mannfactuehm. aittth
Ushments. Five machines wore on the
grutind. They were as follow*: The
Kniffen, Smith, Etut,Woodarsk
tic. The Judges In the 'Cott Wore S. R.
Dickey, Robert Patterson and
The matchwaa conducted under Meaux
pleas of the Beaver County Agrictiltural
Society, and was tbii 'plentlM - Of ten i
dollars and a diploma. As we go to
press we are not apprised of the decision
of thepdgea.
The' County Fade.—The County
Fair, of this county will bo held this
year on the 20th and Seth .days of Sep.
Umber and ad the lat *pc pctobtr.
Prospects of aUticicessfitl''exhibltiori are,
said to be good.
7 --
The Stave County Republican Ex
ocutlvp Camp:ate° mat at the Court
House In Beavei oit Saturday July Illsty
1809, hi obedience to the call of the Chair-
Mtn of the County' Committee. alter at
tending to Immo business relative to the
approacblugaunpaign the following res
olution wee offered altd unanimously
adopted:
itesaved, That we are 'gratified bythe,
completh +indication of J. S. Ratan oar
candidate tier Benste e from the Infamous
clangs, made almint4 him; and we here
by invoke .Ibr him the united support
‘ ot the Republian party of the district.
pu motion adjourned.'-
RY4t2 ' 'i4 ffsen. -
J. a Hues sr. &fey;
Chemise Sr illsiasek---Tbs muse of
the .. Venial* itepubileas," published
etNft ldr-eer , ebt ellee
Dads. was changed list iris* to that or
ells eOll CU, Weekly Mrssee,e- eh* the
namui meet with a frioadtrommit fi c ia t
the .bands of its nn unercuur pigmies.
Meiessts. toile and Davis deserve
PRII
- . Mara *lliiiiiil4 4 l 00•41 the latle
eV a 1 iiiikly gasper, siMikielai la • Nati
Yak; byliregusiomaillal4 . o34ancl a&
ittid *vomit KillaistOgril= Thier!gt,
itelie4r staitiroW,loota!Olwertietrleei
i r
JlOkii ', l 1 11 %inOliPft t° 4 407
. ' wallto d i Nis ParlrOfiraell 41;ii'lfltli
' ;ad bl '01 ," °l . tba nii k r a Pl'
Orli Paiiliblid 14 UM 1 1 / 1 31i0 1 /Bfial. it
0 5 1 4 11, 'WPM ~SO stilkuginatteAr,
sr, mou l ded. sat well be, lurk& lip,
peranantpor waste cochlea et least&
gisa periodical well worth the prim
yip*, end when it elm gets Intoalltni
, 0 conelorlettluit lip* *lll be 1.
part ecwiiping with It.' We itidge nth
,f9Hug 6 7 blirlle'Fros: ' I I
risbafr a4litare egad tiler 3Weihi
waist Ilipare•Pwlqiureh..
, • 11 ,•
• 2blAs Riople of :i3 eager :—. 1 • .: • •• ,
In the Inn century BeFeer town Ina*
. out by the State upoikhonournpikkp.
r • r .1 By the sot of 1701 Oa directed the
t Overawe, here t o the' sale hf ,the . "loto to'
-ii,reseive Out of tho tote of 'Oaf, prni, so'
ninchlUid he he'sabouhl 'ilitei!,' uoctennif
fee f)phlie uses.'' 'Thls. *4,1.41004g to
11,140 . 1 the Sired!, /Wail a nd alleys Of
: . : re. but 1330i10 . 110 Pe - A . 049n and
pc /F
. .. no nee of the iota. Trio
Clominlisioherato mu . theleying
ofit io r n e towit.hiltugtn it,libecume
hieonflent the eerie) , of Doi
. iecii 'rude In their absence. This
dono,bi the sici of 1793; but la •the act
the State erprisei,y peeled the opioctul
linl"lrcetCf_ _ .til“ 0 "! 4 ?.
..li e _ flied °"uni*
alio who regulatioari, amilres
irraihose in srepreeorfber In the act of
MIL Under these law, end the act Ali.
re ring tairthei sales Of iota to 1800 and
1810 ah 6 carefully guarded the reservir.
tioaii I,:irelcpressly exceitirof ruck of
leas. had Iganireacroci fOr public Cacti.
The LeCkalare mesa sornothlug ~ hy
this lauguage. They did not, eay for the
taw of the town, of the , pohlie, or tho
lot, holders,or the citisena. Tho survey
or was not direuted to lay off; public
wpraste as such; but to the Cloven:tor was
oomniittedl the 418mM:in . - of reserving
"Let Of the fora of rialdtewn" that which
"he should *eV tacceseary for public
elm" - The Governor atuaoutaxxl his se=
Dictionisi those 'words: . BMW the four
lota the center, and, this four corner
lots of the town plot niarked ••publict
, ikitiarren . shall bo runtonneed as binds
deemed. acerasary for public' Uses, and
reserved by the Governor accordingly."
..-The iitat e 4ad a wlso p l urf•iwo in. thin;
Which was tedeveteliorpiopretyto such
uses att she deemed to be Just arid meri
torious; instead of leaving tt to be wran
gled over by disoordresOind jarring in
tr3mts, or to suffer under the blight and
Inattention of the few end simple pio
neers of the plain who would succeed to
the savages at that tiled imbruleg thtAo
Western Wilds In,blood." karmar and
St. Cleft' word defhited in' 1741 and 1702.
lindthe treaty cif,peaue was made with
the ImPatis in 1714,' after their defeat by
Wayne hi 1704. , The purchasers of lots
therefore instead of taking any interest
in these reservations, had fell notice of
the parposeef the Statel to mt.:4.1 1 them
for nets 'yet uncertain, and which could
not be ascertained until they should be
designated by law.
' Tho kind of uses intended by the State
she had unequivocally expressed' in 'a
prior kindred law from i whieh the reser
vation 9[1791 was copied. - 'The reserva
tion hi' the 'primary law reads ,'thud;:
"That the *resident or Vice President In
Council adult resciXsi aid of the lots of
the said town, for the into of the State, so
much land as they /halt deem necessary
for a' Court and Market
fibuse,lbr places Of piddle arorah4), maid
thr burying the dead". rte. The Govern
or under the Constitution of 17131 per
formed the same functions' which rwore
committed to tho President or Viee ! ...f*-
'dent in Conntientider the tionstitatien
of MO.. •The entimonntion of public lutes
in the former ant boingdefective in omit
ting imPortantoses, aurirtaa the public
offices, Aisidentiza and ilellegen, the pert ,
man of Menet of 1791 instead of onPmer
sting thetn as before, gfoupted the Whole
under the better 'expression "for public
uses." Accordingly we tied the 'Legis
lature declaring these tithes from time to
time by law. Thus bytwo laws in 1803
staithls Laws pp 13 and 01) the Trus
loos' of 'the county of heaver ( then or
ganized) were authorized to erect a (Atari
prison and other p!ohlielniiidings
"on such parts of the public square
the town of Beaver, - ae.they may. deem
c9nvenient," and' the Trustees of die
Academy were empowered to "erector
cause to be erected a Suitable .building
on one of the public nqiutios in said towu
Of 'Beaver for an .I.cadel4.". • •
The act of 1814 - eziactetl "That the ptih
lie square situate la the North West cor
ner of the general plait'of the town, of
'Beaver, vhich was rewired for public
purposes, be and the mime is , hereby op:
preprinted for a buried ground.". This
ottiart followed by the art of March 29th
authorizing "-The Presbyterian con
gregation at ' - Beaver 'town • to erect . a
church on the South pest ptiblie square,
an enclose a yard not ex6eoding one
lbarth of an sere.
• 'Then ciao the actor ige3.ltuder which
we hold title in the following words:
"That Benjamin Adams, Robert •Dir
rogh, Milo Adams, ..Itt4epb yem =dine.
T. Miller, Trustees (Or the Methodist
HpiscoPal Church inr, the borOugh ' of
Beaver, or a majority, of thorn, or their
titerosOra i n °Wee, ho h and are bird
ioy authorised and empowered to °mat a
ehurch,, or house of worship on the South
flastemitection of tini publie• square., in
the town of Beaver, between the actule
tny and the South Eitatern boundary or
said public square, and to enclose a yr i trd
not exceeding ono forirth of an mire." ,
( Under this grint Made more, titan
ty yeareago; our fathers in the church
''erected &plain dukstantial buildingseit
!ad to "the times. There many. of our:'
fathers, mothers; brOthers; sisters and
friends—the beat, most useful and pious
;citizens of Beaver were gathered • into
the fold of Chriat, many children,
Useful 04 *timed men and women,
were taught (kid's holy few; and, Were
led Into the blesaed paths of peace: Yea,
moreover, ninny of these am forefathers,
relatives, friends and ,fellow citizens
hare been transplanted from .thla:'State
reseivatiott to that outer reservation in
the North, West corner of the town,thern
to *Walt the reward (4 : trust) which the
enllghtiniod and tionedoent pollo . of the'
Staia gado& thoOi to rook and
by her generous gift to 'an Important
ptibUo woo. MObelleire that their Mol , ;'
tai remains lie as Web. 'gizarded by lair
law in the Orient for ' th e 'doad; as their
living rights were , secured, by her law,
in the eh** dorllea4sl tho.Wership
Unbolt. kiod. Can Wire be a higher 1'34-
lie use theirthe public worship .of At=
mighty.. tied? What more IMPortant
purpose could the Statedea'otO her prop.
:Orty to, than to adyinee thoeauie of that,
Christianity: her highest. court
pronounoCd to be ;;;part of the ceatmen,
law Pennsylvania . ' ! '
That old Church his done much;
good,
and with Its PeesbAtriall , sy W. roared
under a like grant, has assisted "in raise
the standard of morality, and give velig
lona:tone, peace and Aped order to. thls
nonlinunliar." litit;; it having become
inadeginte, to. vaunt Wink* :we lattn
undertaken at grestencpeesse to rebuild.
by 1 ereeung a more .00itim0411014. and
bi lsuall. 4 Ovid; 041 theigilek•
Cezinln of par itdienreitnensinhcate leto•
Uses other* must oharasorbol have no.
titled in to dads; and greatly totuarsur-*
prise, have :also addressed In by. name
ln• the - public 'pink • Their" remarks
we tier
AYFAK4 6 adth,**C:.!, ' ••••-•
Irrom the onnunieoci ou
hors no one would learn that thls.aquare
bad been moulded lry two chinches, un T
der the annetion °flaw and the aequisa•
ettarqf the ciliate* for more than parer
iioara% i:Dro onaorquld drawn from It that
' sonieciat * thaw friends. lad lhontialroa.
• been lama:era !of our. sister ;church..
Some hada* inn loi.yean‘lsid ottani
and Wanted in it.
aid that ieimie tale now am altiatoarto
the ni 'that Maar ,
0 1 4* * !,i 1 idr,*iiii 6 utio theyiiior
10 pretatiald'havo thklinpcteadoilihat
1 1 .0 .ar*F.0": aquillies?o" .1 1 , 1 404 0
nahl, gralladtli, and no
oons!deistionk:4 /a ebbs kind, is it neigh
borly,"la alihrlstai charity T. They say.
offhand to aid ha. tbs. purchase of a
'lot for la; bnt they . rdo not disclose that
their* asked for (tho remainder - 4
*bah w e wore required to pay) anis
Igdi its to be beyond ouirmaunf; mesas
.
uato., to the. completion of our
.11iling,.pamisatingria to occupy the
eat tor , years to ;same., .Is this
t For three citadel.* of A century
the fitato and the people have construed
these grant* alike. Large expenditures
haw:Oaten made by the eonnty and by
. soelediesrgion the faith ofthis tile; and
Mien the deed have-been'" burled in the
mum Confiding truaj.. Li it tlio parr 'of
neighbors end of Citrwthin Men acknowl
edging the Golden Rula,.ro _tear rip all
that has that -been , made venerable by
ago, 'and has been 'txmsecrated_lt the
bouts and affeetlees of the people? nut
our neighbors have mistaken their title
quite as tnnekas we fearrhey have erred
In their .Views of , Public duty. They
hairo.mistaken a reserwition fore Julie:a
l-los—a right. 'retained by the State to 41-.
tact, the'uses of ;lier own property, fur a
girktoPema4r?!•.; are ov en
. mis
taken an their Own lota, and will And
'that they are nerbetoofect on the public
'gnaw: , They °unfound prospect
with-the title.. To look over a broad - ox.
pease is not to own it, bewever inviting
to Meer,. - . •
If forgetting the peace and quieter the
community they seek a judicial forms,
ns they intimate, they Must show a Prior
dedication, and how, and when, and by
what law it was made. We have
thought it neither necessary nor wise to
enter into our defence, contenting our
selves with a aim pie statement to show
our fellow citizen* that we are not acting
without right,4hat wo aro not Malty of
that Londlpiracy, se charitably hinted, in
tokisk frem the public, withouteompen- .
salon, * ;piece of ground of "the value
(theysay) of WOO. lite areadvbsed, that
we may 'inform' the..public, it dragged
into litigation, that we have a mass of
evdence, antborides and argutnints,
which when - disclosed, will set ithim inst.
ter at .retit. Suffice it •to say 110 W, wo
shall clearly establish these propositions:
Ist. That the territory marked "public
squares" s on the plan.tria reserved by the
State, and the title retained by her ter her
own narreare.•
241.'That 'this purpbse was to enable
her to devote these reservations to such
public uses as iho should deem wise and
judicious, anteing which wore planes for
'public worship. . .
3d. That she has always acted on this
purpose,. and by early and continued leg
islation controlled the uses; and tint by
contempbranoous and successive acts all
parties, the Stato and the citizens, have
given 's& construction to the words of the
acts of 1791 and 1793, which cannot now
be altered, after the lapsobf seventy-six
, • •
years.
- 4th. That Ow grant of the State to the
ehtirch Ina contract, within the pieta,-
tion of the Constitution; which the Leg
islature cannot repeal without. their con
sent. , •
' When, other ,religlous societies shall
ask for grants 'similar to Mope of 1821
and Rialto the then onlye istingcongre
gatlona gallonsin lifauer,objection can be prop
erly made, and a different disposition
prayed : for. "Oar example can be insila
fed," Only when the law permits it.
If our neighbors proceed by injunction,
they must not think us severe, if on fi
nal decree, ivo insist 'orrtioi utmost pen
ally of the bond the .law rixPfiref them
to give; to indemnity us for damages
whieh the arrest of our work will inevi
tably inflkrt..
Ottr.nelghbors appeal
,to Public opin
ion. Opinion cannot wake law, yet the
pamir 'pnblished herewith,
,shows that
the opinion of our most respectable, en
lightened and just citizens is with us.
The appeal to the opinion of the people
'of the county, Outside of our town, is a
singular delusion—first they have no
rights of property as lot Owners; and
seeond, the only interest they have is in
the Court House and, public buildings,
and these the doctrine of our neighbors
would pull down. If these squares were
dedicated to the citizens of Deaver, the
Staid cannot giant them to the county.
Jotta: Dna:ye, It. T. TA:viol:,
M. WEYAND, • J. S. TtUTAN,
JOIIN BAR(MAV, JOIIN
JOIN SIMELEY, JONA. :Itelikmzi K.
Trustees M. II Church.
' ' (Radical and Loco/ copy.) •
filrarkets.
PITTSBIJUGH MARKET.
OFFICE OV TUE PITTS. GAZETTE.
SIDNDAY, August, 2d, 10. i }.
APPLM—Continuo very sear and
with an active demand, prices are strong
er and higher, ranging from /4,16 rd per
bid, for grood to choice. •
ELJTER—INguiet and unehariged
-20g2 , for fair to choice.
CARBON OIL.-Is dull but 'unchang
ed; sales of 50 0000 barrel lots, at 27(9
IN, and in snutll lots, 22€00. •
EGGS—DuII with a supply considera
qbly in ,exeess of the demand; may be
uoted at 18919 - •
FLOUR—The market continuca firm,
-though devoid' of excitement, and not
withstanding stocks pretty well reduced;
buyers take very sparingly, and prices
aro unchanged: Good to choice Spring
Wheat brands are being sold at $6,75(y
7,25, and good Winter Wheat brands aro
offering at 97,00g,7,25.. As we have re.
peatedly stated, tiour is relatively much
cheaper here than in the west.
• GRAlN—Wheat is in steady milling
demand and in limited supply; we con
tinue to quote prime old Red at $1,40..
Oata.unaettled; dealers generally antici
pate higher figures, though Ahoy aro a
Milo apprehensive that the new crop
may bo thrown tip . = the •market before
'the (Ad *worked ottl we can report a
seleof 1,330 bushels on wharf, at OS; and
2,100 bnah..at 701—Small sales, in store,
at 72(474 Corn is, scarce firm but un
ehanged—sl,oo(aill4, for mixed to prima
. Rye lain, steady .. demand. at
EI/X, atal a "Mud let might bring 81,39..
HAY...Sales of new crop from coati—
try wagenstatels(42s," as to quality.
LlME—White Lime is quoted at 0,50,
and Cleveland at $2;50 per hbi• • •
PROVISIONS—Firmer and higher,
We now quote at 15ffi1M for Bbou/dont ;
•19(419 foritibbod and Clear Bides; 19
forTlain and =3624 far Roger 'Cured
Maids," and fl i t @Biter Breakfast Btoton.
Lard, 2 01 Drees-and 0114421 In half
bids and kegs. Mess Pork ;
HALT—Allegheny River brands .are
:quoted by_the car. load, at 81,750/.80.
To p"osuitap!lvels.
Too advertises hirlogbeeta restored to health
Ina CMS meets, by a very simple remedy, MUT
hiring :sneered aereral years with a oerme hang
atbetloa, wad that dread alseree„ ConsampUen, Is
oustosi to inako kwou to his Inflow stiffen:Y. the
Maur crews. '
To all shit 'distre It, he will wend 4 copy of the
prertriptbrti heed (free of itutrte), with the !Wei.
!Jambs preparing and Ming the exam, add& they
and a emir. meg ron Comenerrnott, Arm.
eta,Baescurne. etc. The ottyrti 0/the adroit/oer
to sending the Preemiptlon is to beneat the Wilk
ted, and wool lalbrmatlon which he conceives in
be levaloable; and ha lopes erery Narver win.
try his lentedy, in It will coat them nothing, and
may prose a blesehtg. Parties wtthingthe pre•
ertiption will pleme addreas
•• • •R. ZDWARD
- Vnlttamstnug, Kings Co., New York.
Maitkly, •
Errol! of tenth.
Gortutmai wboi wawa for yourfroatnev.
Preatatans Decay, and all Up effects,
°rya:MEDI lalltridell4 will, lb, the sf/Kof
lbstog balawalq. *cad teal to alt wbo salad It, tbt:
mteelpOid inswettats ue saddia the witiole ram.
edy by wfilehke : wisenitd,.- : Sonatra thetas t 4
iron by tbe advenlates'experteam'ean molly
adivesatiot:ti pariod eowlldwiwt, : •
4011N.114 OaDJIN.
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fonlaspraide; situatalbt Starr =.4 1, 4
ream w. a uraque , ,a4
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aloft
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Menima,
I)elalnea,
- •1.141d5,
u!o g ium.,
• . , coberp,
• Water PrnorA,
Chinchilla
Cloth%
• • • . •• Wnolloa Shawls
an'd Pair* ' • •
Tieklag4;, • .
PrinrK
''• Canton
.
. •
• ' • Jtieneetg, • •
'Vable Linen, •
• • Irish l.tnrii,
• • - t}mqlt,
(I(interpines.
.
• .
• it Wk. •
Groceries,
Coffee, Tem. hem, Xoliawea„ ,Wkite SltearDripa,
' Guide. sad Common Syrups, Xoetarel in W-
M, and Alta, Star and Tallow Candle.,
Soap, tiptoes andMAL Mate Meat. Alto, '
T.
•
Hardware, Nailg, Glass,
Door.Loclis. Door Latches, Strews. TOW
Cutlery. 'Table sad Tea Spoor", Sleek' Dells, Coal
Boxes, Vita Shove% and PoWm. Naha and Mau.
Spades, bboreLe., a, b, arid 4 1 foe Yorks, }lakes,
Scythes and Smiths, Corn ' aad Garden Hoar.
- ,, WOODENIYARE.
equens, Butter Print. and Ladles.
' ' CARBON. OIL,
Linseed Oil d White Lead.
Boots and Shoes
L&DIEN MIMES' AND CUILLIaIiNN SWIM
ro creat variety.
Rifle Powder and Shot;
Biastin g Powder and Flute.
Flour Voed fit-Quconmiware.
beery goods delivered free Of charge.
By time attention to binaries*, and by koeping
constantly on baud a well swotted stock of goods
of aU the different kinds ruinally kept Ina country
Emu. the undersigned hopes In the future as In
the_t to merit and receive a liberal share of the
public pea patronage.
dear6B:l3,--JfichiS•
NAIIIM FOSS RALIS.---The undersigned of
.l ten his farm, dimmed In .Nordi Sewickley
wanted p. heaver county. far sale. The fares mo
nde' 101 acres, %haat lati of which are &sued and
the whole under renem the bahume is well thither.
ed.. About Mame. or theeleermJpdle grit and
mould bottom. A large portion whole min
la underlaid with ore and goal. The farm la well
watered. On the arta are two comfortable dwell.
ling homes. a stem. spring-kmme, and a name
barn forty by Oily feet. and a log barn thirty by
shty Imt,torenther %Othello/unwary out band
A large orchard of beating fruit trees on the land
also SO grape vines set out hut hill, and TOM
zurArberryplaals at same time. Payments guy, Call on or adds.., HUGH MARSHALL.
North Sewickly P. 0., Dearer county Pa.
P. S. The alum farm Is known no the Dr.
Robert Cnnnliigham Arm." 1.131;dm•
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Volll'll6 mutt or
Throat alai Lusa; Diseases.
Dr. Wishart's Phi Tree 'far Cordial.
It L the Thal principle of the Pie. Tree. 'Ulla'
ad bye peenlhr procere in the dhtillatlea of the
tar. Thy w Whits Idglieet medical. properties are
retained.
It Is the only mermaid and tillable retried, that
haaever twee prepared;Mom theialce of the Mae
It hielgerstee the digeett ee *wow nod restores
the appetite.
It etranantrens the deb/Mated system.
It padded and enriches the blood and expela
honk the system the coeriptiori which eao&ht
breed■ on the lunge.
It dlseolves the eine& or phlegm which elope
the sippers:no ol the largo.
Its healtoit pthtdple acts hpeo the Initialed ern
fate of the tangs and Wait. peoctrallog to tech
discern! per, relieving plan and eabduheg tree.
matiou. • .
it It the melt capon et etude sod experhoest
sad LI offered to the Meted with the positive ate.
.611 thee of Ite pewee to cote ere Ibilewlec Theme,
If the pa (lent has sot too kat delayed s neon to
the means of cure:—
Cooromptkos of the Lun..,fte, Cough. Sore Throat
and Ikeset, Brourilds,. liver Complaint, Mal
d 3 AMed* Wt,nriPini
Dintheria„ Le,
we are often asked irbY are another remedial
in the market. Pr Ontwumption, Coughs, Colds
and other Pulmonary adectlem equal to Dr.L.Q.C,
Miami's Menu% Tir , Cordial. We•answer—
la; It auschmt by stoMing cough but 'Or
loomalng and aselatlug' adore to throw Of the
mhealtbyntater adiente• d about the throat and
bromide lobes, ceasteenitakm and cough.
14: Ron Tama said Img Remedies are am.
pored of attodynat which the cough for
awhile, but by their am aces the *-
bras became hodmed and f Wes cow
slate and are Maimed be the system, amber
diseases beyond** antral* foar most "minas%
. . . • •
P r ill The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with Rs mdse.
• .
=Wire pfefirarbikbomase they remora tba masa
Of initilism albs mamas membrane Ana Mao.
'Wel Wolk asalettbe rano so set int Army off
Der andastilly realtless aad pazikr Ma Weed.
ma Mistrial:My midday Me ewe Melba.
Dr. WY Ma es as at Me albs immienla
Ina Oman& of Corlinosies hem aim mai Mo.
• 10nannestionable cliandar Pr mem ogee
.1= 1 &!=e . r i rele md t e s =
by. flee Me Tree Tar . A tamir.bus in sn
samiammt.wbo ormaarena in person or by
son; free eirerege. Priest of Me Trails" C
or.
eisi IWO Per .11b an It be . SD Per dos.jdoet =gem
oa recipe of price. Android L. Q. C. Wbbart,
Noilla NaM Id Irect.rdWelpida .
=BM
•
I NEW
Spring and Summer Goods
800yerer Sr, eons
nr Water ntisliamciatrectx
R . O O . IIR 8T R 17, PENN' el
. .
.. • .
I faveirearetnnual from the east with
a large stork of good* bought at the kwr
(*.cash prieek which they offer to the
public at
REASONABLE PRICES,
Coligisting
DRY GOODS
GII6OERIV.S„ NOVDhONES
HATS, CAPS, POOTN AND SHOES
HARDWARE, IRON,
NAILS, CAIIPESTEB.TOOLS
ROPE. OCUM S PACKTIiO yAux
choice brands orWillTE LEAD and
PAINTS dry and fool!. and a
general variety of Oil Dryeni,
, and Putty.
Queenswire ant Willow Ware,
FLOUR, FLOUR,
We still Intve control ot the celebrated
CANTON MY ELS FLOUR,
also 14 that favorite brand, Clement Ss
Stevens high grouna flour,
NY.IWCIELEMIE FLOUR.
WC rccieTC the above brands by the
cis haul, and can eelt them at .
Pittsburgh Prices
thus saving leight,' we also oiler in - whole
sale and retail, NAILS. WHITE & WA
TER LIME, SALT, SOAP,
Feed. drain, &c.,
G$ Thanking the public for past pat
ronagl, we hope to merit a liberal share
for the future.. We always buy for cub
sal sell cheap.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED
ISM
RETAIL 090115 DELIVkIIED FREE OP
MEMEI
P. 8. Also ngento fir the
DIFFER EWER AND REAPER
wad Pilliburgh itt'3.
• 3R 3r—a Clo NAT
mayl2:ly;
ROCHESTER
MARBLE - WORKS.
w. H. MARSHALL,
3lanufactur . er of
MONUMENTS :
HEAD FOOT STONES
Marble and Stone Pests
Vor Cemetery Lots.
We have now on lianas a Large and Su
perior Stock of Plain and Ornamental
Monunumts and Headstones.
- -
We arc now ready, to supply on short
nnhee, all orders from the country,at low
rates. Also,
Grri..laatitCoXLOSS
Anil Fixture,' of a Superior Quality
ALWAYS ON HAND
L Our Neighbors represent that they
sell hut we practice
Belling
.Cheaper :
Aid Doing as we Represent.
We Employ no Agents, as we can xclt
10 Per Cent. Cheaper at the Shop,
- - Than by Agents.
All perm= &airing any thing In our fine
Arc Inalied to Call and Examine
OUR WORK AND PRICES
Before purchasing elsewhere:
• . frnarlla3ra
TIMMan Critnni Paton ConkMX
Mar.—The proprietor or the Migerrand
Foundry tenders lie than; to a troterol3. "attic
tbr their orp liberal patronage, tad Warm theta
that he has complaied aadi la wow esanalketaring
the Improved Oryittal Miace Codling Store. la
which all the DOOM, teal or hoadaary, ever
emceed Is the old miters hove Mem tested! ed,
HO front and the ern enlarged led tensed/IA
Are
ever mad beck e
l reoincin alter the molt durable me
et
et)inVa l trY.
and otberlorgornments boll useful aid ainumeso•
The Mu nimillee that I have supplied, with the
old pattern of enlist Palace Stores f or th e Barrer
store, as they are ailed to the country) win rend
lit tfttuy that they ans the best cooking and ha-
Mug stoves that are male fn this country.
The &drainages alba thiproad one Is tameamod
welitd and linnet& enlarged hake oven. enlarg
ed wont and door and open grate, fad most of
all a straight and perpendicular are becks, which
in the Judgment expertencedaperts ts tho most
durable pattern al stove beck that un be used.
Lend your orders to Thos. Campbell, Rochester
poet once. 'No change fn pane. Tams and
spewwagons on hand to deliver atom
any part of the suneauding country, old stows,
soaps, Le., taken to eatumge Second- and
stoves always on hand and for sal; cheap L
Mika THOS. CAMPBELL.
virr A. HOSE, M. D. tendera Ma=
• dome serrlees to the dttieno or
ter and surraunding , country. 011 tee C.
Maumee drag atom, on Water etteat, Rochmtrr.
Hamer County ft. Comatltatke linen between
"a. m. and4p.m.
Datan.aernEabed and preamtpttons Meetly Al.
D.
• bite.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Bearer County a:-la the Orphan. Court In
and for said rowdy, before the'
nial s i tt u rt c :i Art . . t
srtltton
of the real estate ot Xargarot An.
ken, deceased, and tow to rid: June Pith, teak .
the thiartgraat • rule on the knits and legal repro.
!mutative. ot sald decedent, to wit : Weary Ankt,
ny(parlltioner) residing ta Beaver county. Pm-
Alexander T. AnAmy, residing in tha State at tn.
*tea, Franklin An:wrong and Isabella .V. Awn •
strong, roddiag In Norm county, Pa., John En.
tU.b residing in the Plata of Oregon aforesaid.
Samuel Noglbit and Nathaniel English, nwidlev
In Deaver toasty diseerol4, and SW others
ed. to .bow easse,ifavy they beanow by ad tog 'Tat
to nine partition °lda real estate of eal4
latro
tale. should not be'swarded at an Orphan* . Court
to he !cid at Heaver, In and Ibr the. toasty if Dee
vet. on tee anithlooda yet' September next, I+G°
Wettest° eon-mildest heirs b publication In Ow
county payers according to ee l. at Court.
A true cy at /tide.
JOS.R.
/Wait : 'JOHN. A. PRAT'S Clerli.
NaINI T TN. -111°a ' (Radical copy.)
Eillseatiosal Notice.
6 0 nicioquencesilisw Academy,
ZeUfrmoPles Butte Co., Pa.
Mos Phrmatei Rim 111 00011 au DOXD.A.I,
AUGUST 11111. A. D. 115 D.
. .
..iosepb H. Tema, A: M....ittodpil.
lilts. C. N. Mit. Assistant.
Eer. E. F. Whiter, Prof.. of hooch, sad lustre
pbestal Male. •' • . • : . ..
.
Dr. A task wilt bar lemons le tikeALii. Italian
end ether 'models imagine!, and riemr.w it de-
one bait Is advisee, the remainder at the
deed cattle term. Boarding and rooms with the
Printtrel or In the 'Mine. For further perks
lan inquire of or madman
Ma
IWeilleMt4t:
,
A Sate and Spcady Cure lb, Cmigh,xolots,
'Asduna Bronchitis, Huancuess, Croup,
Whammy Whooping Cough, Incipi.
Consumption and all Wi ses of th ent e
That and ' Lungs. Don't neglect ; a
wan Cough, or throw away money on a
worthless medicine.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
="l4by SEWARD 'BRIVIZBY
ctpragtost., Bunilo, N.Y. Sold
by al/ Dingsbas.!'
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair te .
Its nature' Vitality - and Color.
whet
is
dressing wind
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and dreamt
for preserving i th:
hair. Faded or grol
hair is soon restore%
to its original cola
with the gloss' awl
,!iiieskesess of . youth.
'n hair es thick.
sued; falling hair checked, and bald
oess often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore I the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and decayed.
Bat such as remain can be saved foe
manhunt, by this application. Q Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi.
meat, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the bah
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
Make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to, the hair,
the Vigor.. can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doer
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
tong on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
I lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & CO.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CIIEXISISD
LOWELL, MASS.
palm •1.00.
- -
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
FOBS PlCAillr/COR IME BLOWN
The reputation this ex.
collent medicine enJoys.
Is derived from its cures.
2/". s many of which are truly
marrellons. Inveterate
•
cases of lierofulous.dir
A •
a... L ao ease, where the system
seemed
is
with
••a •""siFta' corruption, hare been
puritlal and cured by It.
licroffilons affections awl
disonlers, kith were as.
graveled hy sembi
.
lons contamination until
lbo/ Want Palatial/ atilletleg, hare been radically
Ivied In such gee* numbers In almost emay
tine of the country, that the public scarcely neared to
be Inflamed of 'blues or uses. wt.
Scrofulous 'poison is ono of the mOst destructive
enendea of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution,
Ond Incites the attacker enfeebling or fatal dlseatic.;
without exciting a suspicion of its presence..tgain
it seems to breed mfection throughout the troy, ari l l
lieu, Ott 110010 Womble occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hideous forms, either on lbw
terrace ar among the NUL. In the latter, tuba ,
riles may bet suddenly deposited In the longs of
nen" meson forsooll In Iho near or
Its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul nicer
aliens on sortiepart of the body. the Inca
sional useof bottle of this Sarsaparilla I. at.
virablr. Oren when no active symptoms of diaries
appear. Persons afflicted with the following row
[debits ,generally Doll immediate relief. mob al
length, cure, by the use of Ulla B.II4SAP.IRIL
LA: Si. dialkones Fire,Dose or Erysipelas.
Truer, Salt Rheum, Seca d Head, .Dingicorm,
More Eyes. Sore Ears, and ether eruptions of
risible forms of Scrofulous diastase. Also lac tht
(more concealed forma , as Dff .p,pa jp. Droppy,
garter! Disease, Firs, Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
pnd the VITIOUR I.7ecrores affections of the mu.o.t •
dar and Detroit. systems. es
Syphilis or /enema and Mercurial Disease*
•are cured by it, thoneh a long time la nateired fat
, subtle ing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
lint bug continued use of this torilii ins will cure
!the complaint. /encore/ore or Whirrs, Utcrints
ilflerrations, And Female Morose., arc con.
.1 3 1 ! : 1 1F "I t t Zl i . elY 311 i l l i r t:Te l 174 ii.
.for g en . L o u n r rfo ' lnol ' in our hlmaeac. sop;
Iliumplirl gratis. Rheumatism, stub (lout. when
',mood by accuniulations of extrauvons matted
In the blood, yield utrklyy . to It, as also Llrej
Complaints.
sitos tr
ef.d, a ity. tougestiou
or I nyo m -
nootheya ofhe !rndckorndireonenart,lnr.
Tht. S.II(S.IPAI(ILL. f I. a great re.
starer for the strength and rigor of the system.
retroubled Th ose who am Labeffy id and Listless, Despots.
tint. Sieepicss, and tubled with Nerrous4p
prekensious or Fears, or any of the affections
symptotnatie Weakness. will Snit immediate
relief nod convincing evidence of its natter:dire
power upon trial.
PII:EPARED
Or. J. C. AIMS dc CO.,lLosreU. 31111ros.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
nurl7:ly.
Restores gray and faded Hair to its
Ganzniat.CoLoa, removes Dandruff;
cans ALL DISUSES OF MIX SCALP,
Prevents BALDNESS, and hakes the hair
grow
Soft • o Glss!l a nd Learnt:int.
1 sal $1.51 >< kU. rut IliaLo a Seat Net hit.
hewed by REWARD, BENTLEY
by all dine CHENEY. Drum.: is* Buffalo, N.Y. Botd
tte.
LOOK HERE.
QPRIAIII AN P 9IMISIEIII oOD! . -Tar
undaralerbed be leave to laturva hl. frb.althi
mad the public imnerally that ho hn. Jost TN...l,rd
a Dew stotk 01 rood. or th. laical elite.. for
Spline" and Hammer wear ,which he olden at Teri
'federal rates.
GILVTLE.VH.Y.Y
GoODS,
CONSTAN'TLY OS HAND.
flothteg .. tliSdO to order on the •hert,t tiotiee
Tbaakhtl to the potale for toot faro,. I hoo,
by close attention to buaracaa to mertt a tomtit n.
ante of the same.
DANIET,
DRll76l l :ll7'.. r ptiinGElKlT. 47 .'
rmxtui
FOREIGN ATTACIET/ENT.
TOIIN 11. WITS .1: ‘01.1.1.13( N. lkaltiN.
" Partner+. &dm; nedness a, ilnyt..t 01,411. n. e•
llooderion C.lllll.
In the Court 01 011111:1011 Plead of lied. ct county.
No. :57. Nov. T. ca:,. Foreign Atlacluncnt in
anmpolt. Plaintiff. claim 1.3.4att1e ou 6001.: Ot•
maul 1. rgoollti raid and dehrored and lutereat
thereon. Sfdl:rt• Jon, Id 1 47 . k Judpllltali alsingl;
daegdant. Jame: , I,e), Rule on tuelProtbiAnta. -
, t0...e” the dantare according to law. ma.
tarn of clafto harlsug ban nit :toner la thereby
(dem that the Prothonotary of the Bald Cord o 111
Win lA,' Plaintiff.' d at Ids tate :a Ilea
,er, on Thoreday the a i rjaf An.a.t. MO. at
o'clock. pm. JONN CAUGIIEY. o'y
Jentcm
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