1g
The Beaver Argus:
I J. WETAND, EDtTOII AND 1110FAITT011.
Deaver; Tennis. impust2s, P 169.
Eon effiveusou, Ica),
JoILN W. GEARI
Jutl)4l. orSuprente Court,
HENRI' W. WILLIAMS.
ttopii 1 )1 iCiam -i Nom ill. ee
&nate,
JAMES c. it L'TAN, •
WILLIAM C.
%NI wILEW BUFF7Ni:T(►N
HARVEY J. VANKIIIK.
ShCrijr,
.k It'n Wit Slit ElaiS
Trefmnrcr:
EIISN ALLISON.
fiegixter and Ret . ttnier,
DARIUS Iin:MA:MS'
(vet* ." nwri.
jolts ItAltT
(s)whion:vitmer.
JOSEPH ititITTAIN
Aeidittw,
, 11. 1.1710E.,i.
Hop., ~,„„p! it.
qf
' 15. P. LO\VAItV..
.LMKS M. SMITH.
rims' E. companies of State ,ditty,
numbering all told about ninty•five
nom; left Louisville, last Sunday
morning at. 9 Waal: for 'Lebanon,
Ey.,to be dixtributed in the lower
coutlea, where the Iteguintors have
I wen depredating for seine time past.
• • tt'n have t h e sluthority of old Ilen
11 - afle for saying that In China, a
l'himmuui never repudiates an
;-.1 debt. Ito never fails to pay those
owes. This, then, is probably the'
cause of the Democratic hatred for
(11On...so—they would'ut :make good
winikers of that party.
rlt Es I iteNT (Irma WILS received by
tho Newport Rhode I stand multi
pal authorities at the State !lope on
satturClity Iwu. In the afterithon
brilliant reetlitiott ‘111.4 held in his
hotnirat the villaot Ex-SenutorAor-•
The gunbvt Tallaponsa,iwlth
an edictal party;nrrived there oittio
'tight previous.
Tta•o colored men. calling them
selves C. Brown and Jae. Merriman.
who relvntly vetumitted an outrage
o(lUn a young lady on the line of the
()range, Alexandria and Man:vises
Railroad, were taker► out of the
at Pront Royal, Va., foreibly,Thur4-
morn (lig, but aful'lynehcil by a
virty of (11.:4tmistal meu.'
IV is a fart to he vrtitefully remene•
1,, rod by tax payers, that tinder 'the
;ulntinistration or tiny. floary, not
only but the State debflteen reduced
Ilot‘rly rive millions of dollars, but
1114 , tax upon real odate has been en
tirely abolishell. With Ilrant in
the Presidential chair and Geary re
°loots! Governor, ;44 4th the national•
met State 4144141 trill no doubt eantin-.
1,4. to diminish, as it (linw, 'and
t ht , time will soon arrive when u still
further reduetion nt taxation will be
realized.
❑mtiounts froni Tettnessk2
represent the vonteA fur the United
Andy Johnson, with the Omen in
favor of the latter.—The Republicans
ereinutwv should be read out of
thn party, for having. permitted their
pi 4 ;r;:onal quarrels to .41 divide them
us to insure the eleetion to the Sen-
Me'of either imeor the other Of the. -4,
avowed repuiliationists. Their rou-'
MO is_ not only di , gravefol to the
tiny hilt will proxae to tie a publietin
lanolay. •
TILE Itepubliean,of tlhiohaveopen
;.,l the eampaign iu that Staie in goof
-irttest. meet ings are called at
all the prominent towns int thio,aml
the hest speaker.; the Slate eau fur
id:ll are already in the livid. They
;too riddling Pendleton', repudiation
, h,etrints a , they nt•ver were before,
and the more eritleally they are ex
,amined the Avorse they prove for the
.•• Vottng.,Qtglo of the WeSt."
be will he defeated in the rove, end
;,, I
!ayes i..(44.414,ti by 3 sweeping
otajorily, cecne 141 lie the coneltvion
iu all well informed politiod eireles.
I:. Tin ot !. Trots
.lll.l,l. of the Limoln Monument 1•'11114
loildislasi a letter out rtatunhty last,
in which he states the tuntruet was
mai to some Bum shay with 11. K.
Itrown, the cvlelmtted sculptor mid
author of the Washington Monu
ment In Square, Nev NUrk
zosi that he lots already furnished a.
plaster tiled of the Into President,
'which was aeeepted by the commit
t.keand sent too foundry to beefed In
Imaire. Mr. Brown
. has hem paid
ten thousand dollars on atr.s,nt, and
the Water of the fund, eleven thott4-
and dollars, is invested in 'llre-twen
ty howls.
T HE frii qu i s of Chief .Tustin; (lutie
. Aro open and loud mounted in their
a:sertion that they have tunurniteem
o' , upport for hint 'front the 'South
lir the next l'rtsi.leittial election.
They ay di:tight, Conservative lte
laiblitun movement ilk . the. South
t.As orptnized for his benefit and , the:
remilt of tit, Dent movement In
\yin ill the I . llll' ilemonttlgttu
liwtuloti, 0.1 their predietiowt.
:I.ltentl Y. T. DPW, known
ly n. the Pro,litent', itoorkeeper,
publicly ii)
dater lei, tieNt year's Glary that
Judge (inv.'. will be the next eattill
'hilt, of the I hatioentey fir l'reAilent,
eitelhiß brother, Jtidge I tent, will be
Ilse next floveritor of :llisi.sissippi.
M its. I 1:1:1 lir HU:F:OIIRn STiiWIR
'is AA now crt•ttilg n sensation in
litentrytdrefe,t. lit theititanfieffuptit=
ty for September, 3lrs. Starve
tributes an article in whwh he put
to g;Vt• tea• / (•eU• eats.re of Lord
ityron's separation: Her
ren.son for doing AO at the preSent
lime is that Hie l'outdess
(ii ioli--
Ilyrnu'.s niistress,-Indilisited a vol.
wile in whidi she attributed thee .+•
tntugentent of tlitseilistingutsited per
smaiwholly to the hearties:4l644ot the
wife•. In short, rthe make' Lord ity.
run a vory and lzuly Ityt
run a very great Niniter.
• 'lm. Sho%.• I:nglanil in
antl while there she }mule the
aefittaintatkee pf lauly ' Byron, who
was then living. Whileenjoying the
latter's 15110 'tohl Mrs.
Stowe; in a t.enlitiential *ay, that the
roil cause of her lenvitig her hnstnuni
ityron --was her dkloyery of
au adultrous intrigue with his owp
sister. Mrs. Stowe says she has kept
the secret for Lady Byron for thirteen
y.cors—eight or nine years after her
death—and her sympathy for.n long
suffering am! Injured Ogle
prompts her nowio lay it before the
world.
The whele story : is pp,itriprohable,
that Mrs. Stowe wilt find it moNsiry
to fortify'-it with something more
than she has yet given to the public.
TILE Loc.AL, In commenting on our
relew of We District Reptibl lea aw
n c
cliclateS, makes two or three cootie
4.ats statements which scene to require
correction. For instance: It says the
Arco cs was opposed to Mr. Rutan's
getting. t he cote of this county for the
Senate. This is ii fniStake. The An
(irs took no part, eitherfor or against
%Ir. Rutan in his contest with Mr.
Townsend: On inquiry,* this fact
fact :Can be learn&l iif Bitatutauthim•
self. Since tilling Ourinesent
tion we never have, tuabunless there
Is an ;urgent public necessity lin so
doing, we presume we never will,
take any part between Republican
candidates for county nominations.
..The Lora/ says we WV
"soured" Ixettuw Mr. It., secured the
District !imitation. This
,j;4 also On
error. We were aistiatisfitxl with the
manner in which the charges of eer
relate!' against him were Met, and
stated nt the time that these charges
in 'our opinion were disposetrof in an
Irregular way. 'But regular or ir
regular, we prefer his election to the
Senate, t ) that Of any" Dinnocntt
whuse 'name is mentioned lu'icanmx..-
tiOn with that otlito:. Will the/And
please makethesecorrections?
. Tn*Etlneatiensinintrition which
assembled at'lsrenton,N.T:;oulTharA
daj last,
renCited trenion4fmr,Cßrupcir-
Pius... There were over.oue thousand ,
delegates: in attendance , fides eiti- .
tens. fieceml district meetings were
held in the momink, viz :' Nafional
Superintendents' AmociatiOn, Amer
ican Normal School Association, and
Nation:li Teachers' Association. The
ladles were,addreistvd Ivy MIEI3 E.
ileccher,.on "Treenail Female FAlu
cation." • The first and last meetings
adopted a joint 'resolution fitvorlitg
National Edututional : Bureau, and
appointed a joint conamittut (await
on Canines( land -ativoeate the eon-
Eli:Mance 'and oxtehsln,i of: said Pa
rtin. The laSt named - ineeting was
favored with •it lecture front Miss
Banditti, ofNey; York, on "National
iteapiiig.l.John F. Pilbrock, of Boi
-1 ton, lectured on "The School end
the Workshop;" and' Prof. T. Mt ,
Clintock, of PhiladelPhin,on "Physi
ology in . School Education.'!' At
Taylor Hall, in the everting, Mr.
Klute, of Ohio, and State Huperin
.tendent Apgar, of New York, spoke.
ienerdi Howard lectured on " Edit
cation in the South with reference to
the colorist population." The Con
-e lition was a marked succe4s, and
Will give a new 'omelet, to the ea use
of ellutation.
sys,ix 11.A.NTimsr ham
fiir sninetime ila4t been 0114. Or MP
ehis•f manager; . the 'Wittnen'9
ittgltts Party lit the United States
She has liaally and smently
ehtfnt
ea the Intllot for her sex, and insisted
I
vehemently that until it was given
to women no fait rentunertition for
services, ill whatever capacity, would
!nailer the interests or ienatres, whose
ehantpion Miss Anthony proposed to
be, she establisinsl . a newspaper in
the city of New York, which is call
ed the Rem/Wien, tent id which her
self and co-thinkers have cut :ant
stesheil the " lords of creation" for
the last year or so, at tt sontewlutt
foarftil.rate. So much for 311-s Su-
111 ' 8 thoiell. Now for her prtietiet•
tt the National Labor Convention
Ott ill Philadelphia lust week, tt tel
.gran was 114..6041 by Mr. Wall of
he New York Typographical Union,
lireitiott hini to withdraw from the
'oavention if 111 Susan ii. Antho.,
ny was - permitted to OeCURy a sent in
it. The telegnati stated that last
A pri I the " Typogruphieul Union,"
No. it, had waited on Miss Anthony,
and rasinestisi her to pay the female
tomplsitors employed on the Bem
is/ion, the scale of prices,. which she
agreed to but had not done. After
discussing the question and clearly.
esbibilshing the truth of the above
7 ' l l B s4tltilokY.wng grini,fSrl "n
seitiin the National .Laboe Conven
tion by n vote•ef re against. to 45 for.
to, It will he seen that while • Miss
Anthony was. loudly" declaiming
against Men for 'defrauding' women,
she . was actually— (mimed in defraud
ing them herself. This is the history
of more than one refrortner.
Is St. Francis county, Missouri,
during the war, lived a notorlaus
character mimed illidehrit ltd. Tie
was n "bushwinteker!',;of the bloodi
est kind. lie has killed, it bralleged,
between aerciityand eighty persons,
Itteludin sweet.'lgo min
, a
.'
titter
rebellion, but he was nevereonnented
with any of • their: ;military foreor..:-
Plander 'was hint objeillie'pOint i , atal
trxiteditkitis tote k hint
to the ittiust - and barns of Confetle
nite,s as well ar4t Unionists. .1„t the
close of. the war this inan was a ter
ror in that part of 3thrsonri, and the
citizens handed to rid the
country of one of the racist mereilvits
desperadoes that ever cursed any hr
entity. When this ninyemeat was
initiated llildebrand, fearing the re
sult, left the country, and it is sup
posed, went to 'l'exas. ye or
•
.iix months tito, howeVer, he return
(4l to tit. Faille's ciatnty, ;aid emu
ineliciNl itiieW ids career or i.riiiw.---
The authorities then Wok- held of the
iitatter, and for the lasttwa or three
. , .
iiiiattlis • vigorous effort- hive been
made ti.ii his eapture. - :loar,qc nitrites,
intiler'tictlvo hatters have sil'oured the
Woods - hit:very dlittilitn, but all have
tlitik Air ltuen. tblleil . 14; the terrier.
scoundrel. Vol. flowen has Wu The
thief of Out-eon Itildebratid's tnick,
and after his last 7utistiorritiful expo
'Mimi; he recelvoit'the roilowin g kt
ter front t he outhtwititrattgli the nutil
front M., Litula'' .
5r...1.6i715, AI. A o g . lu, 'igi.
. 31.F.ssia...,nowE.y, i t. ' ;‘1!,*pur ,emu
or s itElts—Genttei/tegy WO gave you
recently a little foretusto of our abili
ty to resist tuptune. I We maid haVe
killer! every doom one of. ou had we
felt ilL4poseil. - .We. Will not shod
blued unlasiiforoett to doHo.' We truer
you kill hike warning in thine. '. If
your livm are of valUo to you stay at
lento. If we catch you, out in LIU.%
wixxla we laity. send you all to hell-
Don'tfolvetes.tostalt a hietistee,(Wo.
are not amen! handful. The catch
ing of Illitlybrunil will beetle of, the
(kunst things, ever..attoupted. .. if
you love your firesides and your al
tars, stay at 'home. •
IikADQUAILTEIN.
P. S. - -Wl , did not want to kill
Bowen.. But It he dont stay athome
now, we will mud him bean the
next time. Remember, it, you want
to avoid bell, blood, and thunder,
keep out of the Woods.
! '..lllldebnand is-n poWerfully built
111 Lill, and bears nptivi ids person the
mnrks of ninny wounds received.
while engaged in his pretient course
of life. - If not tuntured by stmtegy,
he will morellian likely add other
names yet to - hiS already.terrible list
of 'murders. Col. Ilowen is now or
ganizing another force to effeet his
capture.
CAistonitAut„,E tumets.;ouy excite.-
meat, in New York, has been °cm
stencil by the decision of the Com
missioner of Customs, that the fees
collected by the Collector Of that city
under State and municipal laws are
unconstitutional, and• cannot herca►f
ter- -he collected. It stmas that de
eision will not in the itlisieliangethe
preoentmode of collecting State arid
municipal fees, which hitherto have
been paid to U. S. officers as a con
' enience to alters. who prefer to
pay all fees at one. The Supreme
Court alone has power to decide what
Wes are UlllCOlLitlititlollttl. It is be
lieved the Secretary of the 'Treasury
will not uphold the Conimissioner's
decision.
VICE PEESIDENT Colfax, Senator
Stewart, Dr; Linderman of the Phil
adelphia Mint, and others, - have ap
pealed to Se/artery BOutwell to al
low of thetransfer of **Arend millions
from the Sub-Treasury at Sin Fran
cisco' as a relief from ''the present'
stringency of the money market,at
that:place, the amount being replae
ed in the Sub-Treasury at Now York,
bait hive reeci*l'ne reply. • It, has
Since • tranSpliul ttett 'the' Secretary
ilaspertnitted 'one tun to dritw'Snials
from the San Francisco SiibTretisury,
thereby :enabling it.to take advent.'
'ay) of the 'public' necessities. This'
action of the Secretary is denounced
by the Cldifornia Mes; and Is erect-'
hog indignation among the entire
nierctuitile community.
41.
'Welded at stithiintice.
The It'est, Chester Republican says:
We are prepared to pay liberal pricer
for accurate and carefully prepared
dedgas of Asa Packer, the Demo.
cratie candidate for Governor, as he
appealed in public under the follow-•
lug thrilling eiretinsonce:
.111ustralion3to.le ! --Asa Packer,the
Democratic candidate for GoVernor,
ail he appeared previous to being lm
:rimed in the Lehigh.river, by:ln
dignant boatmen, whom he wished
to compel to workat . starvationpri-'
ear, that he might accumulate a for
tune of V 30,000,000! The boatman
should also be faithfully - represented,
ur they aripeared upon that memora
ble omsion
Rt4str;Ation No. 2.-41 . ,ia Packer,the
Democratic Cfindidato lot Governor,
as he appeared when entering the
turbulent waters, together with the
position of the several individuals
standing on the bank, Nitneasing as
well as teislsting him to perform the
fearful feat!
IlluFtration N0.3.-41;sit Packer,th
Democratic mutlidate for Governor,
as he ankle from beneath the waters,
and what he did there!'
Flustrittion No. 4,-4WParicer,the
Denmeratic candidate for Governor,
its he 11%11v:wed on the kinks of the
stream - in the midst lit' his ath et ion
ate admirers!
The precise remarks made use of
by Asa itt the four several acts of the
Drama, together with, those of his
assistants in the aquatic feat, should
la•titors will forward their produe-.
Lions With all piKsible dispatch, a we
are anxious to place
hands of the Chairman of the Dem-
tallith! County Committee 4 'as form
ing a series of remarkable, soul stir
ring and patriotic. incidents M thei
life or their candidate, and at the
same time furnishing the most sub
santial reason why he shoulc I he elee
tcrl of the State!
P. S. —Should the above designs
pficve satisfactory, we Shall mecloth-
er, reptestMting Astes singular re
tuoval from Carbon timitty to Phila
delphia, to avoid payment of taxes!
Tue briltst works in front of
tetsburg, thrown up by the Confect
(Tato+ during the Into war, extending
to the left towards Rieliniond abut
twenty miles, and to the right :Mont
twenty-five miles, for the defeii:se of
the eity,las grown' up In the nom
tinuoun line.of peach trectv.of every
variety, yielding an abundant; erbii
the purled - year. . This. is the • only
legacy, lett iw our 'piliWthllows; who
were On the ndynneellnd One
hundred' yards of the enemy. Hav
ing eaten tho fridt while on picket
duty, they Lust the seeds aside, and
now they appear in on continuous
line of .forty- five miles in beautiful
trees, yielding the greatest variety of
the finest fruit.-
-On the ttstlt Of June, IKlll , at the
beginning of the late war for the pre
servation of the Union, John W.
(leery was mustered into the service'
1114 tt Colonel. On the •Ilth of April,
1842,-he was promote& to Brigadier
Clo ture'. and en the'lltit of January.
l 8(, was made Major: Gement'. Ile
Was Wonuded nt Bolivar Cedar
'Maintain aril Chaneellorsville. Po
the present day he earriet rebel lend
in - his body. lie has heen Mayor of
gat . Pritnehieg, Governer of Kansas
Military Os:Werner of Bavannah, and
(lovernor of Pennsylvania. Ile
dk
chargedtheresponsibleduties of well
and all of these positions withhopor
to himself and credit to his native
f4tate. Few Pennsylvanians have
ever nettle a nobler roSod.
EME
'r.tu% Chicago Tribtuir .ays: Winn'
,Grant's pretence was needed during,
the eight long yeans of the ,war, and
of the perilsof reenustrnetion, wits lie
ever histent from his ipast? DPI lie,
ever seek the t'apitalf tr promo 'Hon
or mine to it at all rrem the time lie
entered the army As 'Regimental
Shift tntartermaster until he WWI Mil-
ed Diem ItS De/tend-hi-chief of ail
our armlet I rid -stars .or. staff
then figure at thin wintering places?
Never.. The elonients of his igUiIIIILWA
were then military. Removed free—
ly among all his Officers and Men
fmni Sherman, McPherson antirlher
dam down to surgeons onartermits
t and privates. lie studied the
p deal In all its parts and made no
mistakes. Ilis problem .tow is a
financial, Industrial and politiod due.
Ifo hi:moving among men 61 broils
nesn, - of industry, and who thro
thew reuniters, .have. Olandl thea,
summer months for leisure. Reseed
a very great number of them. And
if he)earns nothing else, ho at hest
learns them. lie does Wdi and wise
ly. Before we find &nitwit!' it, let us
see what evil' winos hum
•
*. The ?thole!' Chunk Ilardte, pub
lislied'id the home of Mr. Pack r,
sii;r unpopular h6 is very there, even
tunoUg 4i • iqiik party, ai - @ ,"front
ormentatwowitnees he will not tarry
half hispuriy vote in the coal mines.
Ills I.oettish .isnliwC and niggardly
want or liberalitY" tOmods his 'own
county and toWit'intS alienated very
nutny of our citizens who have
known him longest and bent" •
Washington Correspondence or the Argot.
Weather-4414,4 Sessallau at the cap.,
Ital—Catreacy rants Bureau—
raslu Petst—Patents.
WA,SII.6:6TONID. ('.,Aug. 19,
wEATIIVIt
The' weather here stilt ciadinum
hot and dry; though a little cloudy,
.which we would consider an indica
tion of rain, if the protracted dry
weather of lute had not retaliated us
that "all signs fall in dry weather."
• from all parts of Maryland, Vir
ginia and the grader part of the Car
olinas, I learn that vegetation of all
kinds ; are suih.ring severely from the
&might.. The corrkand tobacco crops
in Maryland and Virginia, which
the pooplo.chielly rely 'on, art• tzeri
inisljr affected, and especially thecorn
crop; it is stated, wlll not yield a ltar
rel to the acre. '
LATE:4T SENSATIo!..; AT THECA VITAL.
The fittest rensation with us at the
Capital is the report that tienentl
Canby will be required to have the
Test Oath . . administered to the
members elected to the Virginia
Legislature.
Since the Tennessee election, and
the settlement of the Administra-
tion-lk.nt-31fis*pi difficulty, the
Demoends and Time-servers have
been jubilant over the delusive idea
that the Republican party is broken'
up, and the allying of the Democrats
with the Conservative Republicans
affords them 'an opportunity to again
Make a• tight with the Progreaive
-party of our nation. Bad they have
been patient andlept a little quiet
There might have been smite shoW of
their sMalltig_ the march upon . the
.11±3publlom party..,But their mitlea4
dispoaltion would not allow them to
saerete their well laid seheine, and
hence the Oveaslon 'adminiAerlnk,
tlio Teat; Orals, Wltleb
'illUstratiOn thailwherevier (here !Ha
will there la wayS'! , 2. • • • '
I ani inforined by akefiticliikus;•of
*Mai note from Albadsiditid; that it is
quite uncertain yet about .Judge
.Dent getting the conservative nom
ination for Governor of .31.isalagippl.
The Jilgv is expected to
Washington in a day or two for 'his
titan to look after his nomination.
CUIGIENCY _MINTING 'IVREA
The work ht the Engraving and
Printing Bureau, has nearly ceased;
and Males Mr. ltk(nrtce, now in N.
Y.,. adjusts .the difficulties between
the Bank Note Coniptuiy, and the
Strikers immediately, it is hoped
here that - Secretary Battweli will
relieve the Bank Note Company of
their jeb. it is stated aulliortatively,
that this company is getting from
the Govenunent $.lO per thousand
sheets printed, and only pmpases to
pay their Printors.ffiti, per thousand.
There tire sufficient room and
machinery up and in good running
order in the Treasury Building to do
all the work the tieverement
been getting dune in New York. If
the salary of douo' per year h not
sufficient to warrent the service of a
competent Superintendent at the
head of the burotu, let the. Aatary he
*4ooo, or cow $ INMI, the tlovernment
would then dive 7:i per vont it hav
ing. the work done litre.
It not the province of people.
generally throughout the country to
understand .and appreeiate the hit-
portame of the Currency Printing
Bureau. But when they wake up
some taunting and mad In Ilwir
the 114 , 1(44, the denominatiouri of ou
currency, and verfect toe
znzu it.tpusin mt• iuculcd in their
(JOlliOn a 4 to Wlwthor they are germ-
inc or not, then Mew will become
interesteii. (invernment has
already Inst, it is said by some $lOll,-
100 on a single denomination n{3lllll.
But this estinutti,xl loss, mind you, I
(+untitled to the Government. Who
knows how thanY hundred of these
notei4 have !wen paKsell upon hutment
people in different parts of the coun
try? It stated that only two of
flts(' "slo eouaterfeit Notes," about
which there ham been so iniu!li talk
lately, have made their itpiwarance
at the Treasury Department. That
Is probably correct, yet that is Ana
Buttielent to imlitate that there may
of ho now thousands of them in the
u . Oniest pthimlon of people through
nit the cOutry, who can illy afford
o.suffer on account of mistake; and
blunders at Washington.. Thrive un;
fortunate holders of timse rounteifelte
may think, and perhaps justly' too,
that the Superlntendenterthe mak
ing of our currency, notwithstanding
this bureau being a part oftun Taus
-I)eixtrtment, and under the See
retary-of the Treasury, has more re
sponsibility, and is more important
to the country than any of the Odd
net Officers. Any ermr or misman
agement of the Secretary of t beTretts
urx, of the War, Interior or Navy,
of official character, 1.4 brought to the
notice and criticism of the., whole
country at um*, hat errors :or TON-
, .
irmagc . nelnt in the etirreney Itureatt,
whether intentional or 'not, All 14
counting of the sheets to. he printed,
or the use of the plates an which it-is
printed, months may elapse before
the country or the overnment is the
wiser for it.
To counterfeit, it is only ta.;:essary
to put a sheet of haul upon the !date
beneath the press to tint a sketch of
every distinctly marked upon the'
sank•, by a proves of electrotyping
the sheet of lead thus Imprertsed, a
plate newly or quite equal to the orig
inal may he proeured..
A paperintrimixeil with
which the iniprcs4ion is plainly ern
on either believe, receiv
ed the favorable eintshlerationof Mr.
tmetwell, and his ontor making it o
line nod imprisonment for any per
son foiled iu pomsession of it, will
perk trim- Inc en the danger,of eminter
feliing hereafter.
PUBLIC I,EIII
itis i;uppesed. that the next, state
ment will show tin inert se Of the
public debt, of shout -three million,
owing to the peaty aMount drawn`
from the Treasury for the paynient
of pensfous au.l bounties.
In the way of bounties &t it 'bad;
pay-alone, Henri,' nearly a-littif inn l
ion allowed by. the 2nd Auditors OP
Noirly all of, thi,4 sent goes to
the *blows and orphans of the sol
diers a 4 these are by far the gmitest
' •
number .4,the claimants now,, and
as they are all Poor, all 'it . May be
said is tio'gwit into circulation. Tfie
tiovertintent is doing a great deal:of
good hi this way, not
.gerierully : esti
mated. lu one State lately, $.10,000
was distributed to those benetightrim
There nrenearly 100,0 u applitrdirins
for bo u nty till reinahllng to be stated
ution.in ilie.bitreau . , twit the number
is being added to quite largely every
day, peiliats; MOO per mouth ; • but
the forcei of. clerks, though small :IS
Umstliptly reducing the uumber:' The
u hale ;nunther_of the Cub', former
ly engaged 14:,thie Unice Wm._ over
00, While noWthere•are only SOO all
toldiang giAma . taigo portioriof this
nuMber are iinployed in settling
Paymasters' war accounts, which are
yet thrjhild, , - • • ,
• The'ainutint otclaims of • till 'drab;
settled by thoptioe duringthe past
mouth wlll l - foot - up t 30,000,00.
PATENITH
There were 322 'Patents kilted this
Av4 , ek, W of which were to the citi
zens of l'ennsylvunia.
'From orreepandenee of the Pit L•burglt Cion•lte
GREENMEIVRG.
tlitm:ssnrsto, lug. 18, 180.
• At a late hour on Monday Weinilig
l ion. John W.•Ciestry, Governor of
Pennsylvania, arrived in this place.
lie came on private busiumi, uud his
arrival was entirely uneipected.': At
the Depot ha was recognized by a
Democratic citizen thud conducted to
the residence of his brother-In-law,
Mr. Logan. ills presence becoming
generally-known, he was called upon
during Tuesday by a large number
of citizeiucgreeting all with his amis.!
toured warmth iind cordiality and
talking freely of the issues pertaining
to the present political canvass. Ile
was in prime health, and looking ev
ery Inch the gallant soldier mid the
distinguished civilian. • -
' ItEPUDLICAN iIEETING.7
The Republican, County Commit
tee being-in Warden at •M'Quald's,- it
Was deternrimil to hold a -public
Meeting at the Court House in the
evening, at whichthe Governor Was
invitee l to dellivran outdrew.. At the
appointed hour the Court room was
filled with an audience of leading eit
bens, including quite a number of
the Democracy. Jacob F. Kreps,
..eaq
candidate for AMMUV Mated to
-the chair, and Gov. making
, hia appearance was in &NI to the
assembly and reOeived with warm
'epidemic. I will not attempt more
than the merest Laraine of his speech
of an hour and a hall He spoke of
having spent his youth on a farm in
old — Westmorelanii, and remember-.
tag the associations of, by-gone days,
felt keenly the abuse which had been.
leaped ,upon hip py.the Detno.7
cratic clique." of Aireenshurg. Not
withstanding this, .however, he had
punned his course undismayed, as
he would to the end, acting in atria.-
danceVith his convictions of right.
Turning his attention to the national
fintutees, he said that during the last
year of AndraWitahnson's tuimhthi
tmtion the public: debt had been in
creaseds4o,ooo,ooo, while during the
first. five months, of Ortint.s .
career the debt had been reduced $43,-
1100,000. He theti referred to the
State Minnow and showed that under
a Republican administration, since
1860, the State debt—left as a legacy
of Democracy—hildbeen reduced very
considerably, and would continue to
be more largely -reduced in propor
tion OS they are continued In office.
The Denwermy talked of the extrav
agant expenditure of money, and
their leaders appealed to the Lumens
and the laboring, OfKAPM to throw Off
the yoke of oppression, in the way of '
taxer, which were weighing them
down and robbing them of hard
earned money. The Governor en
' floired of any Dcstioerittie farmer, hi-.
I orer or tenant, prwent, how inueli
ttix hepaid to the State, and answered
for them that they did not pay a dot
hit, nor had not, Hiram the Republican
administration took off the tax on
riytl estute, transferring to railroads,
bunks, Und other.turporations grant
tit spieild privileges. This was un
questionably news to the Viwtmore
bind 'Lemuel:ley e but, doubtless, at
their next tneetiag the Governor's
truthful statement will be character
jr.fid....a." cue"Tatunttie'utitlgiture
ant "dyed in the wool" Democracy.
It is to be hoped the cominggenera
tion will be more .;enlightened, since
there is little hope-of converting the
present nue of Wettmorehuld lent oerats. Those who have grown gray
in voting that ticket must Tx- given
twits u hopeless task.
The Governor went over the whole
ground mateyjuirridly, refuting the
misrepresentations of the opposition
in regard to his "Amin (strut' , prov
ing, most conclusively, that he had
done more than Mug of his predeces
sors to check special legislation, and
also that he hail been atom considei.,
rate in the exereisc.of; the pardoning
power. This portion of his speovh,
espeeially as to tine pardoning power,
would have been peculiarly appro•
prime laid Rims% ItthlrlYSt'd ton Plate
Putts
burgh audience, and on this I have a
word or two to say, suggested by a
conversation with an attache ,(if the
Executive Depcultnent
=iMIE=
3fuel; has been sald nvently, in the
city of Pittsburgh, 'cimeerning one of
the flovernorWpardons. , I will net
mentioninames Agit is Inutessary.
That pardon, I venture to b - ny, was
stronglygecomniceided or urged as
any ever granted , to an•Alleghen i y
onunty odbutier o gad were the. üblic!
there advhed of , the =tun!' of the
recommendations, end by. whom
1 made—both by petition and in per ,
son—by County onteers,tienaters and
Representatives, pleading at the Ex
evutive desk, in the Executive clim
ber, I. feel quite sure some mouths
would be etrecttually stopped, and the
innocent, •uninformisi people be . ,
amazed at the Governor's, fimincas
In hesitating for ;moment to refuse
the pardon. Even the individual. 1
who welcomed the notoriety achiev
ed by the, eiremitstatiee of a bullet
liavtug - grazed.hig leg,' and who now,
to the outward seeming, in finiNerlii
envy to the opposition, feels outraged
tlutt the desperadewho assailed him,
should escupe t wrote repeatedly for
clemency in his beluilf! After what
I have been made aware of in con
nection with this matter,
I have no
patience to write farther a bout it;
out of regard to some politind friends
IN well as enemies; your correspond
ent will dry up' on the pardon
question.
DUMAN. tiS,EAKb:
Afrer the Governor came lion.
Thos. J. Bigham, who came here in
revonse to a telegram from Mo.
John Covode. Mr. B. skid he be
lieved that, should the Democracy
he suecessfid in Pennsylvania in! oe
totter, and pandemonium vents] for
an hour, a hundred thousand dead
rebels would come forth and. slm(
glad I tidings. lie did not believe
tiny such (Identity was held in store:
by the Almighty, and asserted Most'
Ninth lends that a "copperhead"
could not he elected Governor while
he Muslims .111 war alive. ' ID. went'
' fur -Asa's " recoil," and related
among other things the fit that at
the tharleston Convention - ...‘•ta
threnten(ll to "whale" Bill Linn,' a
Douglass man, for' saying that the
other act of:Demorratis were traitors.
lie spoke tentintly of the Westmorr
land I/emoeraby; they wore prineelY
Ir4sad fellows, and lueorruptible. Ile
omitted the Word' i.‘eripperhead" out
of regard for them p i more so as he
first KIN the light in their midat.and
went to crliaol, by the hy, to Jolm
W. (fear 's fattier, at the time one
of tho best tommon school tettehem in.
the Wale.- lii, s t he counmi of Mr. Big
lutm's remarks it became very appa
rent that - during }ll.4'recent visit chat he had • been' bOttY, "making :Mat?
facts'', width "et..dahlßli ' - 'conelustvelv
that 'Mr. Pucker MIS 11 4 ;CoOperfamul ),
of the deepestdye, although now a
"bloated bondholder;" trnfileking in
the securities ofti iroYerement which,
during the war, hO did not \cimtri
bete one dritlar!tivtiMAdn, althiMlilt
theptiftsessor'oriull •,
lions. '• " s . ,
' ..
The tneeting adjoUrned aliont half
wit too,. threptepubileans well plens=
ed with thetlemonstration. ' '
• Fearing I have already written too
much : I will call a halt.
Yoars,
Destitutlioa Arafibuis_tke Peasityl.
, ' Taulik(**l Nineveh —.
Agreat deal of °emulator} was crem ,
nted hskthe announcement madein
yrday's Repttblican that - the
IfyittisPark committee had r e ceived
=
on the General Gunnell Aka
tion Arnow the needy. The
news spread rapidly, and early In the
.morning an army , of *omen meet of
whOzuf , bad baba Ow their arms,
made 'rapid strides ibr the headquar
ters of the committee. Bellevue,
Ham Patttgenhti—
were d Continen
ted, tal - end
the pton onaih
duy. The women crowdthroujiat
street, • clamoring to •• the_ dattgatte
room, Fellows Hall... The nommlt
toe had to exercise 'a • great deal of
judgment in regard to • the immedi
ate necessity of the applicant, as they
bad received hut one thousand 'dol
lars, which was the first instalment
front the General Cotince, those
who were fertunate enough to taiktb
iish their chums received , an order
to any store for three dollars' worth
of groceries --n mero pittance to some
who are- already in want. Great
were the tdtuitage for more, but"the
amonittbe 'were inexorable to all
the tles.of Misery that it fell to Weir
he, to bear. Many were the curses
that were heaped upowthe tomtit
toe by the disappointed, ,while oth
ers, quietly but sorrowfully returned
to titer; homes with heavy hearts,
~e ndeevoring to penetrate the misty
fdture to S , c'e if thdre were any
hopes of better times to come. fiat
pen.sion has brofiiht want to many A•
fitmily; and everything tends ,to in
dicate months of suffering and wand
in store for them. There were, bow
ever, Some 'who, applied for relief
yusterday who are in comfortable eli
eumstanees, one of whom, We know,
is the. wife of a miner who Owns VA
000' Worth . of prope rty , in fgeranton.
Herappliestion was promptly rejec
ted: , •
Last - evening the erosed had dis
persed; but only for the night. 'Fe
day the battle *Ribs renewed in all
its liereeness naW all the money has
beet4 it oC• The` edmmittee
are otherreadally.
4-a va," Aribooll4:./01,14.
The DelPlo,o4.
TheOurflibarePatdot denies the'
correctness of the statement that the
deligatealn therlernmatie State Con
vention who were pledged to true
voted for plucker.. We itnd by -refer
ence' td the , following report 'of the
preemlings Of the convention, as
published - in the 2‘..'e* York World,.
that somebody must; have changed :.
The convention then 'proceeduml to
ballot, Witham following result:
I l:sat Puke;
llcvtge W. Car .....
W. 6. Ilaneock,... : ....... ....
I W. Metitadleve,
Whohanumber of vut.co
Necessay t 4 a ettelCc.. 67
ThiB madeone More La the total
'vote than there were delegete3, which
gave riSe to a spicy cOntroveray"ln
regard to the mistake, and all man
ner of motions followed for a ,new
pallet to make a • new nomination
unanimous. , According to this an
tiOuncement; Mr. Packer had two
wites • more then were neeemuy, to
nOminate• him, but. the convention
Was not willing to perniit - the ap
earance of unfairness on the part of
p
the reeord. On motion ef the Pack , .
'cr t men, the :,econd ballot ciss bad.
Before the roll was (111114/ lancork's•
'risme was withdrawn, !caving the
vete between, Packer and Cass, re
sulting Iti.follows
A,A
1 . :!•011,^0 W. l'ltsic
P . m-ill be observed that thOre wre
risdly only two balloh4 Yet the Pa
triot quotes the hogu second ballot
which wow thrown out on amount of
fraud, and then claims that we have
naisrepresentod. Here is the mil
pititto of 'OS rase: , -
Fliot ..
.Bc..coutt ?tan
Now, heron, the Convention met,
C Iss'S friends counted eighty pledg
'ed men. What Iwcamt) of them? if
they had all voted for Cam he would
.linve been nominated. So - to prevent
airuuttamt.,ll4o eir daT-E7
for fucker until the final pinch.
Packer ;calms! :16) votes from some
quarter by some means. It could
not have been his reputation in state
numship, for he has none: It could
not have been his party claims, for
they were still lot). The retti)lons were
doubtless olid enough. It really
drf not make +my difference to us
1, cpublicans, whlch.of the mullahs
hoftwe the Convention had a- majori-
I for all alike were objeCtionable.
lint it is rather curious that the man
With the least claims should have so
suddenly become successful. We'
:hid that the notninatimi Wils at job.
When we see nos gis)4l reasmi to
amend t lfht statement, we shall dos();
lait.thw trick to wide)) the Patriot
riesorts ittliwas us no stwh reason.—
Xorth Amer/eau.
THE Vas . 3foitus, lowa , .W i ne
. .
'•
•*.tYti • • " Contrary to most ex-
Peetations wheat .is turning Out a
' Much better crop than was expected.
A #entlenum who hew been thresh
lngever since grain has becu ht , states
Ihtd not at field has been threshed by
•
him that did not average Fifteen
*helm to.the acre, while some oth•
ors turned out, eightOn anti twem
tyhushels of good ;grain. In some
localitiot the grain Ls' pretty badly
Shrivelled, but . taken altogether an
average crop may be expected, and
at least as many bushels will be
marketed this fall as were last. Wlf
haVe been told of u two fold patch of
Wheat,' grown from seed brought
from Kansas. that threshedout sixty
aix bushels of the best wheat grown
in that section this season. That's a
pretty heaVy yields W the - Seed did
come from kantaks."
I If party; conventions will. persist
ly insist on , noininating individuals
Wilted with suspielon„ let holiest
Inca. resolutely. black ball' them at
the polls. I Too many men seek, leg
islative position fur tae opportunity
Which it pri*ents of making money ;
and nothlhg will cure the evil, hit
it combittatiim (tripod men of nil par
ties to give such characters the privil
ege of staying at home."
_ .
Nest; 'Adeertisent eines.
.9. OREA'T REDUCTION
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
I,luir, Gimp and Maid.
IA I' ANi) i:ovNI •r.:
nhu•ll 101,vers,,
I';' VLO LOW PRICEN
fzelllil{C.
1 NErliN n. 11:.
• • • STAU Si
. •
Glover, lin KIA a Lisle% ii!ital
Fine l:ntlint
silk, Ifilliriggan
:Stem and Ilny'n Faller :pill
Sigwrflnc ontAttlrlitwe!..
Truvelilig SateliplA,
lint);) tiklrt ,, , • ;
... ' • (!f)rsi•L. of 1 cKt.\takca,
472,1 Sl:irts,• • .
,
• ' Piques, Swisses,h
JJ ITats::,Anietiting
lEnlllll/ititiffeti..
Litien Cnlhtn 80.11 etnn.
NEW twonsk-lARIIIVINoDAILY
~„ '
.77 .t.,79 L1M
\‘, rurrshurcaii,
If A nil.
Yew Advertlatnients.
idaliie of sundry writs of Vinidkloul Ex
-I.D pens*: Mari Pietas and Lyme' Tsetse, blued
oat of the Overt of Common Plea of the county
of Beaver, and l 0 ma Mimed, them will ho ewe
ed tO pablie sale, at the Conti Donee In the bor
ough of Bearer. Better county. Pa. on Balarday,
Beptenther 41" at tog *Aloft, a. m., the lol
kreinflydepatfY, to wit:
Anon rapt, Vas. Interest and Mahn of &fend.
Mt OA In and to the hollowing lot of land in New
Brighton. Beaver county FL. kuort. am lot No,
it pa Benjamin Toff Ise' plan of town lots,
hounded portt. by lot N 0.16, rut by Fifth Street,
Rooth by lot No. ni, and wad by Bu l b air et. on
irbietz than ts erected a two dory Irma cottage
building about *1 feet front, by L feet back. u m,
a kitchen extending to the rear of front budding.
Blued and taken In ceseatiou as the_property
uf Simnel Dunnorant, at the suit of U. D. khan.
6wita•as4 John Cottillarrtson's adatbdetratria,
' ' Nu. n.
At the tame time and place, all the right. title
Interest and claim of defendants of. In and to. a
Catlin frame dwelling boom. of tiXo etuttac is In h,
haring a front of twenty-alt feet a depth of six.
teen feet, and height of sixteen feet, with frame
back balldtng or kitchen attached— lug It fret
in length. It feet in width and eight tart to height,
Said building being Auto: ton a ocrtdm piece or
parcel of Land iu the village of Bolin:wood, town•
ship of DIE Sower. wanly of Matter sad Slam of
jwsmsyteanla, bounded as follows : Beginning at
the Southeast cornet, thente by street north ife'i
degrees mat 13 feet to s posh thence by Lunt of
tinalth's heirs north 7314 degrees went nu ‘,..t to a
poet; thence by land:of same north 14S deg. neat
TS feet to rumen demonby laud of game smith ly s
deg- east no feet; co n taining. ten thoulnutimine
hundred and lay feet. '
Seized and taken In execution a• the promsty of
David Roberto S wife, at the call of Alan Thomi..
son.
ALSO, N 0.4.
MI the right, title, Interest and claim of defend.
ants of, in and to, the following lot of ground In
Mtn township, Deaver cowry, Pa. belie:: No.
in. hugh Ferguson's pita of lots, Bounded north
by lot No. 17; coat by
_kW No. 13; acenth by lot No.
13; and welt by lot 'Not 33; Lut flny by one hun
dred foot on which Um= tea prodnclng oil well,
steam engine, boiler and smoke; slack, slot of loch
babbitt-In the well, &rick, shanty, sand pomp,
antildlr balloted.
ropefzed and taken In execution as the property
of .R Bohm% et al., at the suit or It A. l'flteh
ardat al., for use of Hugh Ferguson.
'ALSO; NO. 1.
All the right, title, Interest and chilat of defend
ante of, In and in, the billowing lot of ground
situate in the borough of Freedom, Bearer coun
ty, Pa.„ Bounded north by. P. Ft. W. a C.ltallwny
track: en, by Peter Cline; south by the Ohio river;
and went br Vickery street; being lotx a lit is
the plan of Freedom in rough, on Irina there is
erected a brick building U 1 byOtt feet, one story
high. formerly used an a foundry; a atone engine
and boiler, a pan and roller.. and other fixturesa
for the mannfacture of fins brick, twobrlck kilns.
a frame stable. and enters/honer.
Seized and taken In execution as the
, peoperty
of William Andersen, al the snit tit D. Nelsorr.
ALSO, N 0 .3.
All the eight, title, Interest and claim of defend
ants of in and to a certain two story brick build.
big 18 feet In width 'and IS het In depth • lower
s i t s z:3 10 lie ne gt42l upper
r e=f i e r e i lls s
and ore
our
ID centre In front; two story extintslon dow
In the rear
14 b_y lb bet, and bung fronting on the line
sof Nan strati, and being 4B feetfrom the cor
ner of Cheetnut street. Said building le on lot No.
Min the Sammy plan of Lola In Bearer Valls,'
banded north by tot No. lb, cast by Tank alley,
south by lot No. All, and wen by Main street.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
otA, S. Cawing and wife, at the suit of L abating
.S. llobaugh: alse;st the snit M Davidron A Muth.
AIL/40, • NO. it,
Al the 'mime time and oke, all right, title, In.
tercel and claim of dein:ideals ef. In 116 to, lot
No. Sill la the borough of New Brighton, Boner
INHinty. Pa., bounded north by lot No, :At, mud by
Broadway, South by lot No. WA and west by Ca
nal street; on which there Is erected a two story
frame dwelling house with hone:tent and cellar
underneath, and out buildings, k
Seized and taken in execution al the property
of 1: gh J. Bostwick, at the suit of Hull A Carpen
ter. Also, at the snit of Henry &quirk.
MEN% NO. 7.
At 4 the ume thus antl place; all right, title, to.
tenni aad claim of defendant at IP mid to the fb/
Wein piece or of
of land In Blg Beaver ty„
Beaver County Pa. Ps,, bounded north by William
Bents, emit ty i ng Beaver creek, south by Grande
Baker. and west by William Jones; =taping J.
acres mote or leas, 7 acres ekstred : d log houses,
and n let of belt trees on the prembles.
Seised and taken in execution ea the property
of ',Abort Foster, at the suit of Daniel Ehrhardt
executors.
NO. x 7 :7\ , ,
All right, title, lutttest and chant edtlendsut
of, In. and to tots Noe. SOS sad WS, sß,state In the
Borough of Dearer Fads, Braver mum. 14 1 ,
bounded north by lot No. 21S, east by Water ;
south by tot No. 21)1 nod welt by Water Ailey, on
width there Is meted two Ow frame dMittlC
boom with kitchen attached:and under
. ue..tth., a frame •tahle and othee•ealbuildimort lot
etecknied and planted with fruit frees.
Skid and taken In e.ucrittori as the property
of Thomas it. Davis, at the mat of Alex, Yon/Nine.
Also at the salt or It. D. Davidson.. Inc use.
ALSO NO. h.
At the same time and place, all the right; title,
WO:rad and claim of defemiant. of In and to the
following deserthed,lut of ground In the bonntglt
of Me er, Bearer co. Pa.. being the east half of lot
tat, In the !don of said horuudt bounded and
(leactih, d ea follows : North by Turnpike spry.
ran hyltranch Sank alley. south by Third street,
aud weer by western half Of odd lot No. SA.
being Dirty feet On Third }met and extendlnu
book along . Branch Bank alley three !tundra" feet
to Tumult:o alley: on which n. erech:d a lure two
dory hrtrit do elllngthor.,e, two stortea high w Int
store room , meeller underneath : a frame stable
and out built:lnv lit enclosed and planted with
fruit trees.
ONE
:eo
Seized mot t4i:1:11 In exe:cui:oti at tlu, I.r..ricriv
of U. D. Auden op nt the stilt of Jame., \V Barker'',
ALSO. NO lo
All. rl;:bt, title, interest and clam% ~; ticit•tiant
of in ana In lot No. 579, In tho llorotortt or Non
Drightou. Ltuavor county. Ps_ bounded on the
north by lot 'No: 575, cast by Third street, south
tot.tot. No. 590, and west by Second htmot
bowie with kitchtorsrtatgetreaterevtrxrintdrm'all t
—fruit trees, and cistern or the Int.
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Seized anh taken lty CICCUIiOII a the proiretty
henry Early. at the cult of A. II ialnlnrof
Co.
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All the r title, interent and oc
fondant or, n ad to, the follontng tr,, t a land
In New Met Ida, twownship, Deaver county. ra.,
bounded n rtit , ancl end hel of Stanton Cor
don, de, 'd., .onth by land fortncrly Wtn Cast:,
wept bylpti et Stuteeep Imlta rontntning hl; acre,
MOM pr It '4l Am, cleared lout cinder fence. MI
which IA crcrted n twit Flom Ir mr dweilm bon.,
Lime frame lam with .txtilltrz undenlextb: etch
mrd or apple and 1511), frith tree. 11” 1/1, 111 M
~ ••lard anti takes, iti cxertitami ❑.,• prnivrty
Joel lial.•r at •nit of .laroll,nuth s
.1, t'll.-.1 •t Co,
Also. NU. 1:
Alt titre, intero.t nad Lan, J.! Ilerondaid,
of, In and to lot No. v io 1103 borough of New
flrE:tatott. Itcaver bouml,.l north by
lot No. 571, east by Thlnl Street, booth by lot No.
57.4.001 seat by Socond etreei: nu a /deb then• 1.4
erected n two otory tram, l olllu, hou u Ith
1,71w00n attached and cellar atideanuath, tram,' %fa
ble, and lot taunted with fruit trues.
S'eized rtmStrikelf-in oxorislions, rho proper:" or
.hitoc,ind Thomas Itotrro. at It of 11 of tiu. Vull
Nt , rflll.7 Vadhlne COnapriffir.
J5111:1 S
Stitniry Orrtre,
Denver 4117. 17, Iwo j
L S. Ittaillot‘
Bridge Street; •
BRIDGEW ATER, Itk
ISAVEEKLY /1h:41:IV/NG A FIZINfI Ft
OF Glions U? THE 1131.1.°W 1N47
131:1'ARTIIHNTS:
I)l , Cr (it )(,)1):.4:
Steithenville .1(
Clu,...thilerei find Saltinet.,
White ‘Woolien
White and Clllllll4l :thd
Barred
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Lawns,
Watt.;
IVttolleil Shawk,
Drown and laai k
I %into!'
Text, Mota ..•.. ‘11111.•
I 4411., a 11114.% '0111•1 ..... tel vs 1",:.
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Soap. Sial. v. , owl 74 •r,
SA I:1'
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Hardware,- Nails; Glass,
hoot stun,. Table
rollvry. 'llllllu ahill Ten Nionono. Coll!
I , lre . Sllnvt•ls and r0ke..0.. Not!,. and
Slwvol.. and 4 710. , York., (takes,
F. 7111.. and Sum hi., Corn and !10.,
W(X)DENWARE.
BactrtA, Tub.% Churn., Ilnitrr Primo anal-1.11e,,
cAnnoiN
Linseed Oil tt, White Lead
Boots and Shoes
LNDIES: MI'SER' A NI) CHILDREN:,
Rifle Powder, and Shot,
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Blasting Powder awl Fuse.
Ivea,ti K tj l l 4 oollo4ll7lllre.
- henry good. drifter..l fret, of charge.
Hy elpshattitution•
to bottoms, and ty• katittax
edrielantty ou hand • wen amended stock or iTotuts
or all the different kinds mount kept Ina etouttry
store, the latoleedffheel hopes, In tho Now Is hi
the past to vault and rervlee • lihenst share or the
paldie patronare.
hd. 12 A.N 4 firrat.
' deett'6•:ty.,JyTehgd.
1111E1111WFI6 SALES.
Mantle 14.
_ I 'I, 11.
r , mti14 . 10,./s.
1110%7,,
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fn crest %at i.l`?
MiMffildffN
WV YORK CIRCUS,
From the Llippothehtrun Iron Itnildings,
.14th Fired. oppn°it•s tl.o Aonkroy or
Slveu ` re: York.
h. I:. LI.: sr,. .f)I121;t!TOR.
WILL EXIIIIIIT N'l'
ROCHESTER,
NA TURD A I', di I 'I; :NTI
TIIIS ('ELEIRRANED 111t0I'PE
Which is perrnahendy established in Ti
6 plendid Iron Alice on Fourteenth street
In the City of New York. will Lwetipv the
usual summer Intention, during. which the
building will he claged, with a
&RANI EXCURSION BY RAILWAY
through the country, traveling by !ipeeial
tntlosetiariered for the purpose, with the
Intenthin ntgivtng . the inhaldtantamf oth
er cities and towns opportunities r it.f wit
nessing u carefully selected programme of
those
BriMewl, Exciting, it7tgani
Fiptrr-
Irian Entertainments
which for years have proved ono or the
most poplar and successful features. of
the publid amusements of New York. It
should be distinctly trulenitood that this
establislimimt k the only
FIRST CLASS C.II4,C,'LIS
in America permaaently established in a
large city, conducted in metropolitan
stylcond which has acquired a metropol
itan reputation, and that the entire
MAMMOTH COMPANY
which has performed for ninny months in
succession to the largest audiences ever
drawn out to any similar exhibition in
New York, will appear at every place
where entertainment , : arc given during
the present tour To those -who have
ever witnessed the performances of this
troupe, either W. the Ilippotheatron build
ings in New York or during its former
summer excumion... it is only nef11491117 to
say that this year
New Artists, New Esstittee.s, and. Nem
Attractions
combine to render its resources for the
production of novelty greater than ever
before, and it is confidently believed that
in all respeetA the performances to be giv
en the present SeariClll will be Mond not
only superior to :utytiting t.f the kind
'hitherto nitnecsed in America, but posi
tively
Unequalled in. tiny Connery.
41414,:ig•
itf:N4/WSEI , Al:Tisrs
dtnr h•.l 1.. th".• NOW Yuck II 'it 1.4
the imnif s .‘f
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ith ilk 111E1.11t. Bon
tvhosk. daring ).arrbacklc C 113,: Act
has rrncicr• him evlchrati.d .1 liroughwit
the world. and whi, lira Nt
11,,ner: PV4 I a‘l n 1114,1 I. i t Ei••trian
frunt thY tttio,l el itie :111 113.
31 . 11.• cmtor,isi: It( ,u.AN
beyond 31( y•Ntion tlib ou,t
zweomplislw.l tally rider ongaged
in Europe nt 1 . 1i01111 , 111.: eNpellS , o \lll.,Sly
tor tl New York Civil, • who exenito.4
triton itarobati, All 4:411 I lir , 11111-
Ciiit hut, .ii , rtoilkpii,liel Iby lit la4iy oi•
or- qo, n hoard Saadi('
HonKra srtt•KKN.;y
the eltatimion equestrian. without eeetv
film the hest general performer who has
ever lived, who has achieved the two-t
triumph:it sa, , , , ,ses in all I ,apit.tls of
Europe, ,end win, i , justly oliStitiglll,llvit
RS theenmbodimentofskill, intrepidity an d
manly grnee, whether in his astounding
feats . upon a single h0r.0., or in his super',
ant ttplitt Four Karel, tels Stetsis—thin pre.
sent ingthe three best riders in America
ill one ft/UV/UV, a ( 1 )111billatioll n deli
eminent (loafed in anytmiest rian troupe
iii the world Also din this mag
!Arent company are
WILL rAm nt-TroN.
'I lie ntivpid samemult rider li:wow,
'caper
THE LEVANTINE BROTIIEIIS,
Gyiiiiiamts tad EllitilibriitA nt the mitt
etinsuntate
PRANK MELVILLF
graitftil juvenile Somemult. rider.
THE ...tTRALIAS PARTLY,
Wo !vlt (limas hi the Clasxi, &hard it
Gymnastic&
- W. IL LESTER,
tinin nt wondefuir nf Contort istc
MASTER AUX:ANDER,
twalitiftil Ruby Hurdle Rider
IL 11; WILLIAMS,
rt,.• Grew. London Clcmn;kut .IcAt,r
WILLIAM CONRAD,
The Cluonpion Trick Clown.
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Mi.iti.srs. Davis, Messenger, OrAnti, null
toll and etlleiunt corp. (.1 vaidn. n ., an d
Atioutt4, hmiling ni array of rir•it Class
Talent in (Nery .h.n:trtnu.at of • ,, luestain
mill nerotnitwl;ot never 1.4,,R...,inn1ed o n
this continent.
SiTO/111 nIIMSOII iu AUlerlCl4 CO'
Tr1 , 11;le Or it 111 ::%1/ N(; j1)01;S;' . irom
and
great leutute of the New Vial s cirrus
ete.i,t. in the extent, bratty and perivet
It:tilting 91 tlie •onni oI Pert.i
:mil Ponies. th,:n• ,i; to 6itJt ,tti. (ler. writ
Any Limit the
in the nrutin.
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r 'ROGRA 211411
of licrforDinitte4 err:lnge.' tot! the preAent
nenson will rolnprise more af , it.l better Jets
illigtiestriati anti Iliylititit•tht: 01:1f1
Lava
- ever bet..re been ineluttra in a %tn.
gin entertniunient, together it han 0 , 1011-
lehlnz display or-..14:0c1ty l,y ltiyhly TiAined
Rubes, Foram., Div. and Nolo.. the irhoto form
ing an ateninuint:on of .11tructluns whicti to: nov
elty, carloy and intermit ull I‘e found hovond the
approach of rivalry. PROF. lOUS. BOi4VOLD'S
tit EID% BAND, the enc.t ntroacal or,mnimUon
ever Attached to a eirmo, scrimp-yak. the troupe.
N. li.—As the New York Circus, travels entirely
by rid:rest/ no alienint IA mole et until& Dhow,
the rammer relying for p:tronage open the belt
ImAte attraction. oral,' exhibition, and not upon
lone proceollore it.tlt;;ltge 100.0. and 011,111 1 ,1
100 the pebble oterete.
,t)I'ATCII , II:NIY .11)}:
are allow 1:,I lib t ostahl kr.ll n t
, • .511 n
tinder trii c ent ..
Mandiny :4.(tte . „jqr
Tom open at 2 and 7. armlet 'En
tree at 21 turt 71 P. .11.
C. W. LT - L. 1.111 ,
A wintt.
Misceltaluf Nmt,.
lIIRAWIIIII. ARID Mtn-
Trrig43% s ge IftSlouth Anus! thaelou
14dur few, wader ebeeri•
tens:tea of the pa, NOV. R. T. Tea.
ler. A. X. Mpeetalatteation will be pa/d to ob.
preparation of teachers foe taw oataus Setuu„ . ,
Mute, road and tnatramental. C fa • etwaaeann
Itorowur.
it Moderate man. lade prem e d t o ,
CoLtege. of glees • Bodnar educatket.
aunt*. alteleal and m o dern. hr erci t . nt
law •b al, as well as Painting. Delwin, au se,
work. baud for a Catalogue to
MN. R. T. TATUM. Bearer, Pa
au.1131
rrEscsxaa• 114.11AJIIIINATION%
phi - buts for etboula In the tt.liewlng
will meet ftw exemlhalhet ss team*. vl4:
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M 1 Mouth Ikavdr, at DllOll lIYVVO
Ifonac.
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Ohio Tp., al licalnlow Wheel ilosse.
tt Indas d try and Neal's industry District, ta
inastry.
Brighton township, at itteh oy
*Awl Boom.
97. Lialppewa„ at BM* School House
ar, Pulaaki. at Daugherty's School none,
t• al. North Seitlekle, st•Warntictr.
N. 1,1„ 1. 11/1. st Febool Mao.
t Marion. at liohri lieboot Moore
:Yew Sewickley, at Morn ilk. •
tt
it. Haden how snit Economy tp.. et Petite
•• 7, Glasgow and Georgetown lowougta,
(Jaeger',
v. IloOkstown borough and Gime to,„
Willy at Lloolunowa
"l• 9. Frankfort brae and Ilanover tows lop at
Ittlier'• School Bowe.
• it . Narroon. at Greco (Medea.
• Moon, at Darla' School Blouse.
" )9. Bahasa townsht
Iticotts ip, andvllki. l.nesient.
district, a
10. Independence, at Independence.
Special examltuitions will be Lech oo
September ISO, at Ilookstosm, and That...lit
September 30th, at New Brighton. for Boris oarc
col Le cannot attend any of the aqua einem*
11046. and In such ewes the paws applytiet for
examination mint Ming • request bow the ißrec
tore. where the whitetail lbe exantinstiOn roper,.
to teach. watrif Wei the resew why Ihey omit
not attentie ',attar examination. applimar.
lutist appear fot examination In thedlattlet ate.
they expect to wade. sod 110106.1 they have neer
spolfortions regularly below the director*. the.,
win he refused admittance 10 the examlnatine
Private examinations aro 6/660,1ajely rdew.d.
Teachers will provide theaweires with stampra
, a v e ep ., hewing their address and umsomo,
their last yeses certificate, and *hal provide Mew.
wire* with eight or ten sheets of leobew a wa
Examintakma win also be held the last iltant ,
day of the month. of October, November, them,
bee. January. February and March, In the Yanters,
Grammar school Departenent, for the beneatoi
oath tracheal as herd provision., cenlacatte, sew
who are &skate of advancing the grade of tio.
certificates.
The examinations will twain stirs:Vane. a,
Applicants appearing at Vl4 or n hr. w
witted to the examlnattoo, •
Directory are earnestly requested to
a t the elawriatlotut, ss well am all other Mesas te
m i t rth ilar education. The Secretary It secerei
of the county wtD traekt apnea by phe
lw In the bands of the 63:111111116r. en the atomise
of the
O examtnatton. • eacefal e tered iht of cp.
muta for die
that no teacher :11= fliraildost kw a school
unkss with • fall6.osrat be blesser he
Interval et the Reboot be pewees," black WWI!
up a healthy ed•catkisal stellablant ha the coe
annuity is which he lebosii. awl soleutoote tic
cane of Wanda' to all parts of the toasty.
ang44n 0110,11. YIELDS, IL sot
HENRY -LAPP.
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FURNITURE ,
Brighton street above the Plow F.e taq.
Rochetstor, Pa
stock hi lktTea l omily . i ii i i
Validly on hand, and sliTit - nt tli:• Ivry
lowest prices. .. gIS
BARGAINS IN
11)1:Y (.00D
J.M. BURCHFIELD& CO.
_ No. 51 sixth Street, late tit.
13 rf•ttadit),, n 41114141 (roil file t.7c.
Chin?. rolitet , lfroin tr.:sl to #3,91
Dimity. for liremi N rellm p.l from 7; in
111.Inket , rglttr.,l from .#:1,71.11 to 3,:,0
Live Si:mi.. nAncell Irom COI tlf V.O
Itlrnr 111,1 .oitl 10[114:who!
1. - " a 11 lc
NAPKINS 14:, TO WkILS,
A largv a.vrtrn nl IW:inks ai I Dro
Cond. chimp, at
N4)..:_•14A STU EF.:I
11111111
1)11 . 1 7 C,S& MEDICINE:,
.Ir9ELl:TgEfitSMbei
- W. LT TA_\
Apcitheenry rind Dritypi,!!
IN THE DIAM(NI).
HOCHESTEI,
oomtantly on 11:111i1 n WVII ri elt
'it tick ot
PURE D111:4;S,
PATEN / r 3IEDTCINEiq,
PE (WU AIES AND SoA
PAIN7S, ous,
I'URE.WINESII
Llgrog: , It di
Medical Purposes
Cigar= inl Tol•atro v , enille and 14{410!
01)9.
ALSO
Sole ;Tent for 1)r 13r1n•1'x Pnwnt 'ffusit,
L111414(1 . 1' — niftiest win be kldistird
-on .hnrt 1111 , i lee. Pityaiciana prewripliaa.
will toe illicit at all beam of dry and meld
Marcy' pairotitigerritohot
jp2l:ly.
w. w.
Matfaufartlifers , ameter for th
DROVED BUCKEYE CIDER ELL
IfrNIIERRy (ileAl.V
pal EriIEICAFENITILtZIift
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~ y tti. Nlaluto,
thrtools 4r P.r it .4.11.
The
.11nepros Illuehele Chler 401
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fo:ct t. stolen.. re
I:etnettalwr nll th. uwe 1,,
Ilia,. 111.. 1.4
YUT(UELL s 4'o. ('ad's
M=n
M'SHERRY GRAIN DRILL.
N'.• ItAre .A4l eller &NO o these Drill. wry tl , - ,
ern rean.ylvanla, iillribpr the 1%14 Ihre..
r.rne.aly mem:atm:tot W..* to V... tie*
htTry Drtfi before buying any other. ',.'''.
tiro C.UllorOn fUrnlibed fret by rural or .1 ^'''
111prc.'
Eurek■ Rooky Nu perpho•pllk le of Lt..,
-- We supply thia Valuable Fettlhort t.r Pic* , '
and the trade at eletory prier*. Wr ins.... t" , .
empondenee of dealers and our ca-tomerr
ally, Pamphlet.. With full' tievetipilo".
Itrg analpsh., saithdireetiom. tor use of
Pboaphate, iMano. Itme liurt and laud Me: t
Furnished her; and supplied dealer
tuition.
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NEM
atwaTr 01. two i lin. gneutitin, 114.1
Ewioq•. 11611,
w. kNoX,
iloaPc No. vri Liberty Str.l
AGENT% WASTIED KYI311%11)111E
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