The Beaver Argus. Beaver. Pa., Ilarah..2. 1870. eireulalion Over Twelve Hundred /112 Emm ELME EZMOICIEMEI I ../r--111 00 #3 00 iS Oo r 00 SW 110 du 780 6 (XI 700 RI 00 15 00 a miunrtv. Go '5 00 GOO 000 Hl5 18 00 4 squares, do GOO 80010501300 21 00 . VllllllO n 800 11 00 15 00 Cl' W 8100 11 00 75 00 10 00 Cl) 00 00 00 21 UO NJ 1.2 68 00 CO 00 103 03 c, a dmllltdratura' awl yt,vi,ll ootletto pof Ithu ;:tr I . .tymonto to , for trar,lout admr:lde. , otkuocc. MEESE made qua dill., which Stale of this ThermometeVfor the wool: entlizig tho 2Uth of Fob., A. M. 2 C. M. P P. M. - rttil. :211 --- 19 deg. 21 dog. • 11l deg 2t 5 deg. 12 dog, ° " 7 deg. 27 deg. M deg. "23 12 deg. 30 deg. 27 deg. " 2I 17 deg. 31 deg. 23 dog. " 24 dog. 35 dog. 25 deg. "29 2.5 dq.z. 39 deg. , 37 dug. R. T. TAYLOR.. Tho attendon of the public is directed t.i the following Now Advertisements which appear for the first time in the .Nears to day : ' Special Notice—C. 11. Hurst, Siiceial Notice—Mellor Hoene, License Applit.fants—J. C. Hart, clerk, Auction—A. S. Harvey, Selling, at Cost — : Thoiniet Allison, Special Ncitices—llugo Andriossini, Beaver Seminary—lL T. Taylor, Trial Listaolin Caughey, Protley, Wanted—Schiff Steinfeld. nrahmeriptiotto to the 'leaver Ar• gos.—The folloWing named persons •I rive paid the sums set opposite to their names on subscription to the Beaver A lulus, since the date of our last publi- Burns, Water Curo, $3 00 /011.1 IL Dinviion, Johnson Cu., • Mu., 2 50 John Purvis, [louver. ; 200 Samuel Walton, Brighton tp., hardy, Brighton tp., Jonathan Paul, Freedom, • 2 00 Milton Reed, Ileaxer, 2 00 Rev. A...ll:Calvert, litna,All. Co., 100 'AI. Hays, Mclies4er, . 2 00 B. K. Piersol, Petrol= Centro, 1 00 11. M. Dontallson, Sea-41341M0. 2 00 Jalllo4 (1. Eakin, Bridgewater, 4 0 N. McClinton, Illackhawk, 2 00 41tigh J. Marshall, Homewood, 2 00 _i into to Fortuno's for tho cheapest and bert goods: You will thid them on the Diamond, Rochester. feb23;2t There will be a union meeting of the churches of Btstver, Bridgewater and Yankton in Rev. D. P. Lowary's Church, )leaver, hn next Sabbath evening the Pith lust.; for the purpose of taking into con sideration the expediency of organizing a Young Mon's Christian Association. Several speakers are extiebted from tho Y. AL C.A. of Pittsburgh. ..ail - Gennino country flannel:lo Inches who only 40 cents, nt Fortuno'ti, 'Dia mond, Roctwitter. Rdel;2t Masonic Lodge Constituted.—On bt.st Thursday, the 24th ult.. Saint James Lodge, No. 4f. ; , of Free,ind Accepted Masons, was constituted at their new Ilan in Beaver, agrembly to the ancient usages and customs of the craft; Dr. A. M. Pollee!: acting as Right Worshipful 4: rand :Master..A largo number of breth ren from Pittsburgh anti elsewhere, were in-e -sent 'and participated in the comma b Z$ -Go to Vortunu's, don't torgot tt 'and you ictll never regret it, Diamond, Doehoster. j feb23;2t • New Wrinkle. —A writer in the °hip Farmer hays that alter the horse is t uiuo vents Old a wrinkle comes on the eyelid, and every year thereafter he has it., additional well-defined wrinkle on tito s:11110 spot. If, for instance, a horse inlY three wrinkles he is twelve, if four he is thirtecti. Add the nunahor quaint:. test• ntviffs : vet the age. As agouti many people havO horses over nine, It is easily tried. ;:ir(rand.elosingoutsalent Fortune's for two weo1:14. Cull early. feb23;2t • raitaftel ALeeld:iit.—On last Mon day morning while B. Snead of Vreciloin this county, was getting off the train nt Heaver station, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne a;.• fiblerigo Railroad, ho slipped and foll,the cars striking him, nail injur ing him quite soverel2,* about the head. Mr. Snenil's injures, though painful, are not, we understand, dangerous, and it is to lw hoped lie will be nblo to be about in a few days again. rir•tto to Fortune's for the yheapest dry goods in Waver county, Diamond Itochester, Arrested ter Disturbing a rub• lie ]feeling.—On lust Friday au infor mation eras ulnae against three young sters of this plum fur ilisturhinga public meeting hid in the Court IthuSe, the ovetrtug Is tut of re pert for thrir parents and rel atives withold their name i in this in- EIEMI MEM „71 , irl'hu only place to get genuine Mer rimack Prints for 121 cents is at Fortnno'm Diantontl, Rochester. fele2:l;t2t Ake!ennuial it:Zilee.—Thoro wilt be a meeting of the members of the Bea ver County Agricultural Society at the Sherlira office. in Beaver on the find Monday of the March term of Court, be ing the 21st day of the month, for the purpose of deeting officers to Kerwin fof the ensuing year. If run AN bEsesoN, RadiNd copy. ,Ir.str,\ll kinds of dry ghutlii id Pitts burgh prices a Fortune . ., Diamond Ho chaster. fidelit;i2t ,Virietaturail.—The Board of Mana.: gerA of the Deaver County Agricultural sii2iety will meet at Om Sheritrs office iu peat:er, oil Saturday. Man•h :ith, ISTO, :it Ma. m. A full :itt endanea is requested, littaitie4s will be brought before the Board nt the time. I limit AxliEnsoN, I'rea•t. Radical copy,. .t Fresh supply of Corn Starch, Fa rina, 'Cox' h aelutine: en Liquid Ran nil:, Flavoring Extracts, l%laccaronl and Vermicelli; jitst arrived at lingo An drle,sen's Beaver Drag Store, Pittsburgh Conference of the M. E. Chuirch.---The Annual Confer ence of the M. E. Church will be held I year at Johnetown, connzieneing on the 281 of I%lareh. Bishop Janes Ic ITeted to preside.- I lit-Genuine Aterrlntack Fritts only I • cents, at Fortune's. feb23;2t Pruclieal Banking.—Tho system or l'ractical Banking, taught at Iron City College, embraces all the Isto Improve inents,ond is eminently well calculated to give students a complete knowledge, both of the theory and practice of Bank ng.—.lohs amhier First Na tiosot /truth of J'illsburgh. , v-C rand elosin gout male at Fortune's fur two weeks. • Call early. .fele:l;2t THAT "Trade, Mark" of Seward et Bentley's, A. M. lent, S. 2., may seem a little obscure to the many who read It, but the many thonsands who have tried ,their valuable tofile, Constitution Bitters, fill to see anything but good effects from them. They strengthen the weak and debilitated, amend shattered constitu tions, place the ill and despairing ones firmly on their pins again; and,in short, are just what the suffering need. We Is peak of what wo know, and our advice to tho sick is, get a bcdtleand you'll agree with us, for the Constitution Bitters are certainly the beat in ow Go to headquarters if you wan to buy cheap, and tho Headquarters fo Pianos, Organs, arc. ; are oortainly.at Mol for & Hoene's, Pittibbrgh, whose es lislimont la the largest In this section. Mellor at Hoene offer indUnoments Imrchasers fat exeeeding any otho house. and persons who Intend to buy a organ or piano, will find It decidedly their advantage to send to them and their prices, etc. 'Old instruments take in exchange. ,Pianos and Orituis rent ud,and the rental allowed„to go'towar the purchase. Address 3lellior &Hoene 53 Filth Avenue, Pittsburgh. I= We wish to direct tho attention of ou lady patrons to the fact that that we abel always keep an assortment of fresh con fectlonories; manufactured by that role brated Confectioner, Mr. Arthur. An driessen, himself, .which we will sell a the Ina nufact arc,' a lowest prices. Anton the imeelalties wo would mention: Candies—llixod, Cream, Fruit, Rook Cough, Horehound, Cocoanut, and boa , French. crly, tillldt scept plaid Lozenges Cream, Vanilla, Lemon Peppermint. Cleraniets —Malt, Chocolate, Vanill. "tome, Cough, Kisses, Love Drops, Burn and Sugar Coated Almonds, I Chemin Drops,'. Candied Citron, Lemon and Or ange. rain,/ White, Yellow, Vanilla Fla vorod, Choice Fruit, Almond and P. nut Tafilloa. Orde4 for fancy cakes, pyramids, dm. promptly attended to ut tho Beaver Dim y Store. • NOTICE.—AII porsonn wanting to bu or sell Real Estate, of any kind, shout get "Tire Pittsburgh RCM Estate Regis ter," Published monthly by Croft r Philips, Iteal Estate Agents, 11 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hon free to any address. feb23o /ter. J. W. Htt/n, of Now Castle, de livered the thlid lecture of the course o Thursday evening, Fob. 24th, on the sub joet of " Workers and their work." The subject was ably bandied by thi Rov..gontleman, and at once established , his reputation among the Beaver public as a lecturer of no "'oinzilon order. Th lecturer showed that ho had made him self thoroughly acquainted with his sub Jed, and know how to till it. lli. eulogies of our late lamented President, Abrasank Linooin his diameter us worker-oe; a President—as a man, war beautiful and touching. Be alluded t those who worked and those who dill not; and the latter came in for a full sham of ridicule and sarcasm. In a word, the lecture was a decided success; and, to those who missed hear ing it, we *mild anyyour boas wail great, Tho Court Boom was comfortably fill ed with an intelligent and generally ap preciative audience. • By ull means, at tend these Lectures; thoobject is worth) and the terms very low. We call the attention of our readers t the now advertisement of the 'leave Seminary and Institute that appears i I our columns to-day. Our citizens wltt have known Prof. Taylor so fitvorabl3 as an edumtor, for ten years, need scum ly be reminded that the Institution over which ho presider, and in which ho so faithfully labors, must bo a thorough ono. The ancient and modern languages with the higher matheratins are taught, while the classes in tiles common branches, and especially in reading, have often received the highest commendation at Examina tions and Comtxtencentent exercises. Lo our citizens in toivn and vicinity, who have sons o daughters to educate, call and' make tihemselves acquainted will these advantages, before looking else where. Lisa of letttrs 'remaining in Wave Po,,t, Office, Mareg Ist, IS7O. Elizahedi Allen 'Mrs. Eliza Mann Mrs. Nancy, Boobs'Nliss Mary Morr • Lucy C. Cody • Miss A B Ricketts Mrs. —Grim Jos. Lloyd • • - .1. R. Loucks ;Fred Twltzell Joseph A. Otto '1) A Weigle M. s. BICtiAVIICIC, P. .M ! Loss of the Steamer Emma No, 3.—Many of our friends were pained of Tuesday of last week to hear that th Steamer Emma No. :I. bad sunk, nee J l J Island No. 5.5 in the Mississippi River on the Saturday morning previous Some seventy lives were lost by Rd mentality, among them Mr. Walter Mar, mate formerly of this county. The 111 fated Steamer was commanded by Cap James Marratta of Bridgewater, wh with his brother Caleb Harrah', were both saved. The steamer * struck a sum; which upset the stoves, causing the bo: to take lire, and Anon after to sink. Th Emma No. 3. was principly owned i Beaver and Allegheny comities. SI) was insured in the stun of sl6,oooiu srt end of the yittsburgh insurance eon A Constitutional Amendment llecting.—Aceortling to previous an nouncement, a largo and intelligent an thence assembled in the Court 11,01,e in Beaver to hear the proposed Constitu tional Amendnient discussed by stran gers from abroad, Its well as, some of our oum citizens. Public Leeinre.—The next lectut The meeting was called to order by of the course now' being delivered in the Rev. Wilson of Deaver, who nominated Court House, twill be by Rev. S. J. Wi - Prof. Curtis as President of the meeting. non, one of the most learned an.] Dr. iloardman was chosen Secretary; af eloquent Divines of the Presbyteria t ter prayer by the Rev. Shaw, the Presi church. Ms subject will bo .The Relig- dent announced the object of the meet ion of Science." No donbt can he ing, which ELM : To advocate the adult tained that the subject will be ably treat- lion of an amendment to the eoestitti ed to the interest as well at the profit tif Oen of the tiunited States recognizing the people. Let the audience on net God as the head and ruler of the nation. Thursday evening bo worthy of tit 8 The Rev. J, W. Bain of New Castle community and complimentary to flie being called upon, addressed the meet- full':: :;•2t lecturer. "WmLotion 25 as. Proem s to go to the churches. Elt.—Since the above was l i n typo, Rev. Ihi.rtowary, of this plaep, received n telegram from Dr. Wilsoh, stating that ho cannot ho present on tle, ovenitig referred to. The lecture I I , therefore, postponed for the present. The Leeluee heretofore publish to take place in 'the Court !louse at ll - Rev. Dr. MeWieder of New York next ver, on Monday, March 7th, , Tor tho addressed the meeting, In favor of the benefit of SS. Peter and Paul's chore amendment. Ile produced many fond- of this place, we are informed by Fr. Vitalian, Pastor, temporarily, has been unavoidably postponed until St. Patt rick's day - , March 17th. The Provinc of the Passionist Fathers—located in Neve v York—not knowing 01 the appointmedt, ordered Fr. Geepm on a Mission to Ch!i- CagO, front which ho will return in tile to deliver his leeture on "The tt the time and place to which it is post poned. All tickets will be held good it that time. Prof. Zweldinger,organist of St. Mb: t ool's church, and musical professor n Pittsburgh,.accompaniod by four or fl o members of his choir, will be present n the ocbasten of the lecture, and give a crincert, of sacred music to piano :teem 1- Filament. Fr. Luke, formerly past r of Saint Michael's, will also be pr - out. Altogether, the lecture and t to music will afford a rich treat tootir co 1- :nullity.' Tickets only 3 cts. II igh Mass will ho sung at tho Catho Ic church at tt O'clock, tn., on St. Patric 's day. J.B. B Burning of the Steamier Em 3.—Copt. Ilaratta, of the stean f or Emma No. 3, telegraphs trona Cairo t at seventy Uses wore heat by the dims r. Fearful los., of life indeed! The above elbows Mow necessary ti at sill persons, but more especially pere.ns traveling or employed on public cone y ances, should purchase a policy in he Aecident Inhurance Lb., which- gua n tees from F. to ssu per week lndomn ty for Loday injury sustained; or the p y. 'meld of from 8.100 to $lO,OOO If the ink ry causes death within three months aft wards, and only costing from Ole $l5 ier year for each $l,OOO insured, acconlim to the hazard of your employment. La ttetire show us that one In every tan in • , t with an accident cvery year. You..pr ably are the one. It Insures against at forms of bodily injaryludueed by par.) aecidentat means, including and I from murderers and robbers, and U ning strokes—at home or abroad. Mr Oar citizens aro daily traveling on cars to and frotiCPlttatiargh and other' phloem; how neeessdrythat they should bo loured, tot knowing what minute thoy way ho &lON, tal or . kilted/. .13oduni your. select against iota WAile disabled, and your wires and ehUdren, mothers said sis ters from porertY, or' with a competency in ease of your deatA by a Polley in the Traveler's Accident Insurance ComipaNY of Hartford, Connecticut. - No medical examination required, and policies tuned at ten tninates notice, by CLIAB. 12,111URST. Alt.; March 2-2w] Rochester, I'm. TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. NEW BRrotrrox Po 22d, 1870. The (icedT . ecuplare of Waver County held their quarterly convention iu Toni. plarre : Opened at 9} o'clock W. C. T. Carter of Aniaranth Lodge in the chair. Deco. tional exorcises conducted by NV C. Crow- titer of Now Brighton Lodge. Credentials showed that delegates were entitled to seats. A. BestwlelicS.P.Crow- ther and IL D. BfeClaw, ware chided a coirimlttoo on 'Resolutions and business generally. Reports front thodifferent Lodges wero next called for, given verbally from tho several Lodges In the district, most of them iu a prosperous condition. Dar lington way selected as the place. and Tuesday the ith of June na the time of bolding next convention. • An election for officers well held which resulted Its follows: W. C. T., A. G. !Bun; W. V. T., Matti° Biyerly ; W. 8., duel: Prim; W. T., ti t A. Behout ; adjourned after prayer by Chaplain. P. M. 1.30 o'clock, convention opened with the usual devotional exercise by the Chaplain, minute m of morning seslion read and approved. Tho Cotnrnittoo on romintions reported the following wkielt wore adopted: Resolved 1 That this Convention urgeo. upon every Lodgerin this District the necessity and importance of educating tho young in correct Temperance princi ples, and do advise that some plan of or ganization ho adopted for this purpose. Resolved " That the various Lodges aro requested to sot apart such sums monthly as they may elect; for the your poso of aiding in tho spread of our order in this vicinity, and assist weak Lodges In such manner as may be doomed best, euiid funds to Le under the control of the District Deputy, who shall mako^report of the "winner in whiehMo has expended It at each meeting of the.Concentiou. Rcaolred 3. That a o urge upon all. Good Templets the importance or edu cating the public, sentiment of the com munity on the Temperance question, and commend the circulation ofTemper once Literature, especially the " key stone Good Templer" and the "Golden Rule," they are being published in the interest or our order. Resolved 4. That this convention call upon every Lodge to hold open public meetings in their neighborhood at least once a month, believing It a great power for good in this4eform. Resolved 5. That we still regard all suggestions or efforts to revive the liquor trade iu this bounty, as shocking to the moral sense of the enlightened portion of the community. Resolved 6. That we in good faith, pe tition for a " Local Option Law," in connection with licensing house to sell intoxicating &hike, and that the Bill, No. 166, now pending in our Legislature at ifarrlsburgh meets with our approba tion, arid if it becomes a law, we will do what wo can to euforeedts provisions. Resolved, further That wo ,cannot ac cept in lieu of it, or any part of it, the substitute offered by Mr. White, of Al legheny, It being In our opinion, almost au entire surrender of the whole matter and wo earnestly pray our State lature to enact into a law, Hanel - VI No. 166, without in any way mutilating or changing IL Resofved7. That we look with favor upon the recent discussion in promi nent organizations, looking toward the formation of a Prohibitory Party in the State of Pennsylvania. - Resolved 8. That we seriously regret that some of the ministers of the gospel, and also other church members, do not eo-operate with us In this reform move ment, and that we will still urge them to mine and help us, and kindly,but hearti ly invite their co-operation in - this great work, and for this we still pray. • Resolved 5. That we •recommend the heitlinger Basket Picnics In the name of o 4 . )a , par, believing that, they do good. .44 -WL-4.-A.L.. 1. convention be tendered to the ale °dist and Presbyterian churches, for the use of their churches for our evening meet ings, also to the citizens for their enter tainment. Adjourned to moot In the Presbyteri an Chureh at 7 o'clock, where 11. I). Me (law of Pittsburgh who had addressed the audience In the Methodist Church last night again addressed us very ably on the subject of prohibition, after which the Congressional pledge was circulated and about ono hundred and sixty per sons signed it. The meeting was com plete success. S. R. CROWTIIIIR, SOP ing in favor of the proposed measure. 'redefined what a governmen t was ; and, what constituted the difference between a nation and a government. It would take up to much space to give oven a synopsis of of the learned gents. address, or, indeed any of the gentlemen who fol lowed—his arguments were clear and conclusive. tole arguments, and quoted from tho highest known authorities, in support of AN position. 'the Rev. gentleman had undoubtedly given the sapid much study, as evi denced by his powerful address, which created a favorable impression Upon has audience. .John P. Waco esq., said ho hoped the opposite side of the question might let heard; and, that others, differing from the gentlemitn who preceded him might give their views freely. Ito himself differed with them, and proteeded to give his reasons therefore; speaking warmly and energetically ittng frequent marks of approval front a part of the audience. Jas. Patterson, esq., also _imposed the amendment:said the movementwas ili timed; and wanted the people left to their preachers to teach them what, religious government .was.. The venerable geri demon advanced some Ingenious argu ments in support of his position. Dr. McLean supported the amendment in a brief speech, saying that if the phra seology of the Amendment was wrong let the people right it, and csintinue to bring forward arguments In favor of the me:Lai:v.—Remarks timely, and-well re ceived. Prof. It. T. Taylor, remarked that he had not boon much :instructed by the gentleman who had come to Beaver to advocate the adoption of the proposed amendment; and, that be had failed to hear anything from thorn relevant to the subject; and that he was in favor of let ting the Constitution remain as it now Is, dce., The applause seemed to be principally on the side of the opposition to the amendment, but we leavocaelt'aud alt to judge for thetnselve. Mr. litirlbritt spoke briefly in favor of the measure; and contended that God should be recognized In our National Government ite. Rev. Rain, again took -the stand and spoke of the utter impossibility of fully 1 discussing the pole in ; reference to this matter fa stiakt a b - sief tine; said that dayti--imi.weeka=milght too coca pled in glvteug the subject free. ind full - ventilation.. Jost• bare; the disciaialori waxed war tnZ4dde Tenni** were Otered while the gentleman still occupied the floor, which evidenced si Wide dlaivent from his views. Dr. McLean again arose and .Mferod some further.remarks additional, hi var of the manure. . - • Prof. Curtin added some remarks iu opposition: 'Referred to the agitators - of the abolition movement in theU. S. as generally infidels not recognizing God either personally or at tho hoed of the government. Roy. Wilson nominated Dr. McLean and John F. Dravo esq., no dellgates to tho Convention to be held in Plttelittrgh March 3, 1870. Meeting adjourned to moot again at the call of the President. Reymann. NEIOIIIIOIIIIIIOOD NEWS. WASHINGTON COUNTY We • are informed that another Now York forger, named Joseph Murray,wm arrested near Noblestown on Friday last by U. S. Detectives J. Wise and Joseph Smith. This man Murray Is supposed to belong to the party that bought Dins more's wool, as ho was recognized on Thursday as the man who had engaged the wool to ije shipped Murray and C. Adams, wll4 was arrested souse weeks aio, with several others whose names we will not mention at this time, forger( notes on the firm of Eagan lk Son,of New York, to the amount of 18,000. Too much credit cannot 'be.given to detectives .Smith and Wise for their promptness in arresting such characters. James . Hamilton, so well known throughout this county as a stock dealer, is now in Canada for the express purpose of importing to this place a lot of the famous Leicester sheep grown there.— Tho advantages Of this stock both in wool and mutton qualities, over . our common sheep have already been recog nized in this community. Mr. liamllten's experience and judgment will enable him to purchase the very best stock ever brought here,and those desiring L 9 invest in this breed will fled It to their advan tage to select from his stock. He expects to'arrive bore with the sheep the latter part of the present week, and they mu then be seen at the Fulton House yard. We are happy to announce that a great work of grace is being accomplished at the M. E. church In Wishingion (Hoy. Dr. Davidson'..) OnlastSabbalb Aileen persona made professions of their faith and .nnited with tho church. Meetings will be hold every night this week. Capt. James F.llarklate county Treas urer, has been appointed an Assistant Assessor of Internal Rovenuo to aid in taking in the income returns fur the past year. Tho appointment is an excellent one, as Capt. Hart possesses every quali fication for Use discharge of the duties. On Monday last, the 14th lust., a hugo slack pile, at the coal works of Farrow, Gumbert A Co., a few miles below Elis abeth, on the Monongahela rivcr,bocom lug saturated with thebeavy rains of the previous four days,ellppod down the hill and made a perfect avalanche of black diamonds. It crushed apt way through two blocks of houses belonging to the 'orks, into the river, completely cover ing ono block, and overturning another. The houses wore happily then deserted, and no lives lost, but had the accident occurred only a .few mouths ago, the horror of the Avondalo mince would have more than had its counterpart here. LAWItENCE COUNTY A tiro occurred in tho grocery atom of Mr. Leonard, 'at about half past aix o'clock on Wednesday morning last. The building was almost entirely con sumed, but a considerable portion of the stock was saved. Wo understand that the loss will be mainly covered by in surance. It la propesell by the colored rosidan;te A.11,111M1 kind of a detnonstratlon on the an nouncement of the ratithattion of the Stith Amendment by the Secretary of State. We hope the proposition will be curried out. The colored raco have abuntiant reason for rejoicing, when, after having beet for years defrauded of their rights as American citizens, the people have decided that those rights shall no longer he denied them. I=fi3l Prof. itlazo, she of the traveling ”cure ails," visited Wellsville last week, and succeeded so far in humbugging tho people, that one man declared he de scribed his symptoms "better than he could have done himself," and all this was done without asking patient a single question. lint this is Just where the horned doctor gained his point; he had the same disease for all parties—'Ca tarrh in the heatr-Lthe symytoms of this disease being so common to utmost any person at this time of the year that tho Professor did not have much trouble In convincing his patients. After disposing of a number of his prescriptions at from throe to live dollars apiece, the Professor look his departure, leaving them to pro cure their medicine and cure themselves at their leisdre. John Atoll, who had been confined in the county prison for some limo past for forgery, was brought before hW Honor, Judge Freaso, on Friday, when ho plead guilty to the charges against him, and was sentenced to the Penitentiary for the period of three years, at hard labor. Sheriff Morris, with the prisoner in charge, started for Columbus on the at ternoon train. • New Lisbon reports two arrests last week; ono Patrick Higgins got too much benzine aboard, for which he received one night's rest in the lock up, and paid f 5.1 and costs. Also ono John O'Brien, hailing from Salem, a witness before the Grand Jury took in too much of tho ardent, and paid $4.50 for the same. =9 Last Saturday morning about 9 o'clock the alarm of fire was raised, and the peo ple repaired promptly to the lower end of town, when the building of Robert Dougherty was found to be on lire end burning briskly, but WILY subdued with tint trilling loss. The oil interests on Lunkard creek, in Greene county, aro beginning to look up again. The 'Boston Roll' is throwing oil at the rtte of barrels every twelve hours. Mt:WEIL COUNTY The Dispatch says: The Sandy Lake Presbyterian church, Rev. John Rice, pastor, has just concluded a protracted meeting resulting in the accession of seine twenty members. The Jamestown at Franklin Railroad extension will soon be finished giving us a direct route to Oil City without change of cars. It is expected to vastly increase the freight and travel on the road. BEDFORD BOUNRY Robin redbreast and the blue bird have made their appearance, thus indicating the close approach of spring. One would think the cold snap the first of the week would tend to discourage these welcome harbingers, but on the contrary they sang as merrily as you please. CRAW FORD COUNTS' The dwelling house of Henry Shafer, of Greenwoodtp., Crawford county,was destroyed by tire on Satnrday evening Inst. But little of the contents were saV. ed. It-was insured in the Crawford County Mutual and the Putnam Insur ance companies to the amount of t 2,000, which will partially cover his loss. His • barn was saved by the almost superhu- Man efforts of his neighbors. —There are now from two to three hundred oil dericlot erected in and around, Lawrenceburg, Armstrong county., . .•• , .. . . - .. . ..... ~:.,,: , nfress 1 : ~ • -.... , • c.. ..' - ‘,.. , ..., ... Fo - riiii Fir4l szcolip poi • , .isintaxs, Fob..m. - --Are , t u,d edi it on the President for lid asu rn . „ 0 ; to whether...v.oMo*** Bovertiment had, contrary to tliti,ltel et•lded. WI it viewthe Cherokee Ned*'elt butes on products mantitkotliniel• that , tnitiott 'and sold width A . , , g em e r as agreed to. The Yin • ,, Route , • bill was called up, amended' ; inn al a j ,s„. bill granting lande &add; - . 600 . a I tion ors railroad and I. ,', ,hllne .I tumi gn Portland to Aetoriannit ~ . hinlvili in' Oregon, _ s wir "toil opt'. -' ' ' .4ed amended's* as to Piailtl .0 tshing 4 (deny lands onntainin , g oaren,eol.. pawed.- - ' ln ‘e- 1 I , , • • ~" Iletlielt•-'-;A blikt.dec the. lands eonetibithig the FortiC• na„..fitigary. reservation, in .Cailoralloi Wed, td Pre; emptlon'esid homestead try, passed. A bill was irdroddend 'awl . error; pp: viding for WAY of - . ,i n cart o n casos,rmele neeessiry i ; , ado:hied of the Supreme on/k on , '• • seta:4logal tender notes. '; •-•- ', ... , - , SEXATF, Feb. 21.--4 . )ohit, resolution declaring the ratiti o , ,r 1 t the 'lltli I mam Amendment was hi , an d ra t a , rod. A ' bill to ehoUih' e . Finednien'i Bureau was reported] tom borninittne. A. bill was introduredis establish Terri', tonal governmentin., a.". The re() President announ ced:,„ at hes Would' be absent threat. ;reek; : .'A nthony .'A was appointed to profile pommy. Th e bill to recognise -he! .. ..nyllospind aarv i— - • 1 i 'ek and dis abled nd pass. The r ' Confer: once Natal v deli , 00( 4 000 —WI staining the 1 direr- eat , ...doled to be Ability. The . 'pooch not seta. Anted :in did( Ht rill'''. )firnist. istene- Of t the A all bill' to ), was - - _ rata in dicates that * * LIU-46 . 11 . pupae° will pace the lfous. ‘, + flalifilSlity bill was amended and ••••• r; itis not a general bill, but ;ern ~• Itnifotesabilitlis from some two ' . Misittaand Peactorts. A resolution . • .". lig. B. F. -mhp, more to the Va. • 4 •ff' , ; o!ise at 2 p. M t on Wedn osd • ; - 2 ',-- ' manic why ha should no ~ .. • .1 '..- :in_ that -1 3f Ily, for selling •-• ..." I• Crf, - 'to Hie 3,lllltsryi. Academy, waa:adiiiite4 . 7 ...; :11 SIINATE, deep. #7-cisvoral blitit , • 4. resolutiousweire What from ' tea; and ace allectnaio n . to promulga ting' Cy nilbil i *ka . 0 .. fthei . ..Y.ArthAtuen ' geinneadAuhrned nUtorrinMenir . nOlingtion's birthday. ...... ' llousm a -Mb nOtteereportedtheiW was not suffidenevldiiime to warrsuat an bupeachruent,o ,Judge. Bustead, and i tem moved the pfhol aubjnct be laid on the table, which w donee The bill to ex tend the benefi t th e ftennestead law to the childrei of - soldiers wow! passed. A reset pled appointing, • a committee tot.itlip4re -yettelher My,. Mumma . hadn ßa ceme ated the, rules. Il of the „tivian Raceme -Liable to , its eemspreufen• ling an adelivered: speech In the iViebeLretlectiteg , upon' Sonstortaimnew . Thu ppvtottheOon . - forenceVoptagttit onithe Naval Appro. primal= hill was adopted.: Pending , a. cilieussion on the Legislative appropria tion hilt thellonscatidjoinwed.— • . Sniatn, Ftdi...Z.34 WHIMS int:mind for the Terrihintigovdrninent orldaska. The Nitvalalid 14111tarly etunttatietts were Instructed tireerit tiOnklittexpedienei of sb 6 ltalling lib Navel' Academy at ctiVitlWargfritlltit rind.,glainhglilin tb .. tw Revels Oolortidlsel Senato tti. r , State ondisslasippl, s ere presented and discussed till the honk of adjournment. The certificate *Us signed by the military commander of the department and pro visional Governor, and it was contended this was not an ottleer,lko ow n to the Law, consequently the certilleste was not such' as was required by Law. The Senate received the credentials, but adjourned before swearing in •the Senator. llouse.—The death of lion. Anion Burlingame, was • announced by tele graphic dispatch (rein Russia. George E. Harris, J. S. Morphis, Geo. C. W. MoKeeand Legrand ly. Pierce,members , elect from Mississippi, appeared and took the oath of MIR*, A number of bills and resolution:l were Introduced and referred. David Atwood, member elect from Wisconsin rice Hopkins, de ceased, appeared took. • the oath of office. The remainder of thelseasion was emu -I•Pled in an attempt.to postpone the hear ing of the Whittemord cadet bribery case, 1 which was defeated, but .he was given until to-morrow, to Make his defense. Mr. Butler, of Mass., l 'is his counsel. SENATE, Feb. 24.—The House anteed meet, to the political "disability bill was ameurred in. The President was asked for a copy of the COM /4 6.3 i On or authority /a Issued to Gene I Am Provisional Antes as Pvisional Governor of Msaissippl . . A resolution was agreed ton follows: 'That loadd to the present free leetuable paper currency of the country could be to render more difficult andremote the resumption of specie paymeni to encourage and foster a spirit of speculation; to aggravate the evils produced .)y th , frequent. and sud den fluctuation. of values, to depreciate the credit of the nation, and to check the • , healthful tondeock l oflegitimate business to settle down tipon a safe and permanent basis, and • thoecfore,,in the opinion of the Senate, the existing voiurne of such currency ought not td, be increased.' The question of the admission of Senator Revels was debated.l The funding bill wits discussed at length. • Roved:.—The most of the day was occupied In considering the bribery m det case of Mr. Whittemore, of South Carolina.. Idol got up and commenced reading his defense, When he was stopped by the Speaker, Who! said lie could not recognize and person but a member of Congress to address the chair.. Ile had received a telegram from the Governor of South Carolina notifying him that he i had accepted the resignation of Mr; W., tendered on the 2.11 inst. Mr. 'Logan offered a resOutionl, to the effect. that Whittemore did sell a cadetship, and wee , unworthy to occupy i n seat in the, Bonne.' By unanimous consent the accused was permitted to speak on this resolution; but, before further action the House a dj o urned. All am ndments to the ap propriation bill were agreed to in-bulk. SENATE, Feb. 25— IA number of bills anti resolutions were introduced and re ferred. The bilb for the sale of the Great and Little ()gage Indian reservations in Arkansas, and for the settlement of said Indians in the Indian territory, was dis cussed until! the o:case of the morning hour. The cridentlitls of General Ames, Senator ehxn,fmtu Mississippi, were pre sented and referred Lo the Judiciary. Mr Revels' sane !was tiMn taken up, and af ter a lengthy', debate, the motion to refer his credentials to the Judiciary Commit tee was defeated by it strictly party vote. Ile thou took the oath as Senator. . • (OUSE.—Many bills and resolutions wore introditeed and referred. A reso lution inquhing into the expediency of separate legislation', for the taxation of , fruit distillation, an especially whether i it cannot be rellev of capacity and per diem tax, was adopted. Two amend ments to the , Legislative Appropriation , Bill passed. i' A large number of private pension bills passed : 4 )A resolution was' • adopted to ,inquire whether any officer of tIM Army Or 'Nevi Departments have been concerned In the selling of cadet ! , i 1 lutk Ono Ong Wall for the Increase 11000' Tho - ludileoliA4liliktiatt Was *6l dtsesuamid.ill4iittoompnonl. Both Mows intautiod untlliticaulpty. Legslattire.:: .fparg,, Feb . 2t.-Among ' the 'blink PP# l . 7 O Vr # l ar!lPie 6 (Txmillinti gentusylvania Ufa Ituturinee Ipaity.;_ble.'Rigen.littnidueal a bin: td butorptinditheneaver Falls Water (ban.: A bill was,altei. Itibredneed, t 'Tiding that whoa a bond,* 'amino i)o 1 40 1 9',/ 1 0 11 . 14 4.0 )13 .X 6 Pd,Y. ' 11ifi Sonsiteimmourr4 In the Unitsci amend ; manta to Mated° River obatendionme, ointiont: ' ' • • Ileueut.- 2 -Mr..Lortry's flow Bounty bill was defeated. The Senate bill *Whorls lug die Western Pennsylvania Railroad Company to Inane mortgage bonds waa passed. The bill extending mechanics? lien law on leasehold estates In Vertango County, to Armttrimg, Clarion and But ler. counties; missed: 3(r. Niles objected ell the act extending the charter : of the Erie Cauat Company, and authorizing the Company to alsokwater the Ohio front Beaver to - Pittsburgh. • , Thracarz, Feb. Several local bills Were fitinwiticed . ` and . referred. Ur. Wltlie's Hoe Treasury bill was taken up and d An amendment.' was offered reqUlringproposals to be receiv ed each month ear the redemption. of State bonds, the beet Projxwall to be ac cipted,.and monthly proem:ll4ns to bo published ; 'pending the Wmaideratton of which, the Senate adjourned....'. ' • komix.'—The. approprbittort 'bill was under Consideration' during the entire adineo was 840 04 robt tive,tostrialng 910.09 appointment of a board of managers for the Western -Pa. Fob. 2S.—Both Houses adjourned at 12 my without transacting much boldness. - The general insosan, co lawwsruyported favorably. . In the House the appropri;tlen kill was discussed on second reading without materielf alteration. .Tho Governor sent la several vetoes.. Correspolutence. SEA CIIAMTIEU, • HARRIEMOTIO, Feb. 2), 1870. j. Eerreit - Anaux—: pear Sir: In ;or der that our position' on the Erie r .• •• ,T largement may he properly iinde • ,and to correct, perhaps, an uninpiq mhwepresentation on-the part of ythar ' correspondent, we ask the pardon of yourselprintbreadeni for obtruding our solves upOn.l•their notloe. We iris • ' : Of the proposed en . Sir t Cinial, and will aid , td secure whatever lia be nikessitry: Wo want 10 . • • r Irlimediate cOssilturmui Omit. , •• • tpurstions, and will - ' • ' . • Miami in oor;d Witt. All the people understand what 11-sakisk; arid • then express their wishes and "We arab°. governed accord }tr. litsidf - trio, is train and Mei Rai Matter lit charge.' Acre la, so far rii i irnknott, no ono hero Opposing the incniuro. Otirposition la woll known to •31r. Road rind the Mond, of tho move ment. and wo have thus far seconded his wishes in everything. lie Informs us, that ho desires to pass tho present bill now, and then may not ask further leg -lalution until next winter; and; In the meantime, will try what can bOdono by subscription and sales of stock. ' • In writing. to our friends and , h ating, sit ."; 'it is asked, and requeetinit their vimine on this question, as wo do on other queer. Solls, we must not be understood as in• citing opposition. • J. S. RUTAN, W. C. SHURLOCK. iednedlDepelimUly Ma. Eorron: 'think when private letters are publiiihed merely to try to ' bring ridicule upon the- author. the publisher kestrel) , fbuud a low state Letetarkthe ittat jicorcr Radical Ur. Quay has published what to ewer crow oen. W. W llrwin to 3irrA:.itlfenty. of Kit• tanning, for the sole and avowed purpose of bringing ridicule upon its author and nothing else. The letter was so altered and contorted that It really might be call ed nothing but a bane forgery.. Pious language fails to sufficiently impress ono with the concentrated baseness of such All net. After trying for months to villify and slander General Irwin, they now stoop to the lowest, dirtiest, meanest trick' of all—publishing an abortion of a letter, representing it to be his, for the avowed purpo3o or ridicule! The consequences of such unurittigated baroness will sure ly recoil upon the publishers' heads. I have In my possession letters from Gen. Irwin, and from unlimber of other prom inent political gentlemen of this State, and I must say that his compares favor ably with any of them in style, composi tion and spelling, and far superior to ono I have from a certain Pennsylvania State Senator. Mr. Quay should not make fun of oth ers because they can't write In the 'pol ished' atyle he dc es. Gentlemen of Bea ver county intuit be very careful when writing to Tim Beaver Radical mau to have all their words apelled correctly, or ho may publish their letters and make fun of them. 11. 1.. Beaver Valley, Feb, I% IKO The Bearer County Teacher's As- 'iodation. EDITOR Annus f—A very interesting and profitable—though not numerously attended—mooting of this Association, was hold in the hall of the Public School building of New Brighton, on Tuesday, Feb. 12th. Those who were absent miss ed en instructive treat. And it Is much to ho regretted that the effort of our County Superintendent, to keep active an Interest In common School odumtlon In the county, was not seconded by large attendance from the immediate community In which the Association met. 5 A variety of subjects connected with popular education, wore disco by Messrs.-Hull, Kelly, Sloan, Bar well, and Stevens of Pittsburgh, and by Dr. Stanton and Prof. Fields of our own county. A resolution thanking thegen- Benson from abroad for their attendance and addresses, was adopted. It would be trespassing too much on your , emus', to attempt oven a synopsis of the exer cises. Those who took the trouble to at tend, were amply repaid. The Associa „tion adjourned to meet at the call of the President, County Superintendent, G. M. Fields. D. Wanted.—Several good Pants Mak em at Whiff dt Weinfeld's, Now Bright on, Pa. marl,•tf. Postscript. Represesaistlou ol lae War.—The' soldiers of Beaver and vicinity will give a publieltapresentatlon of the War,from the beginning to its close, ontloS even ings of Thursday and Friday, March 10 and 11, in the. Court House. Admission 25 ets. Don't fail to go and see It. Fire at Beaver , Falls.—On last Sunday evening at about 74 p. In., a fire broke out in the clothing store of Porter 4t. Co. In Deaver Fails, and before It could be arrested the building was envel oped In Llamas. . The tire Immediately ex tended to the Drug store of Messrs. Wat son # Wilson . , and from thence to aeon fectionary establishment, all of which were entirely consumed. A portion of the contents of all the buildings, we un derstand was saved. All of the buildings we learn were Insured. Loss est/Ams ted at about $8,009. The fire Is sup Posed to have originated front the osplosion of a lamp whish.was left standing' In the clothing store, while the proprietor was absent. : - neightiortr: ; id Beaver Polls haves gold enthenteitenlent On hind at the Foment time. Thititrigin of:ft la this About two winks Ago so Wes engaged 'ln digging * for 31 r.'ll o . M. Hifi oO lain street, hi that be : tough: •in tint eveningaftergo-, lug home, Its *erupt:en tlw ortudfrom his bootSinksaw imuctiting ; bright sticking ito,,.thretii. On intaudoing Kho at first IntppOsedlt.to: ho • piece of brass, but subsequently on biking It to a - sliver. •emlth he was Informed that it was * Vrenish gold coin worth 'about slaty eta. But'litile was thoiight of the finding of this money until a few days ago, When an old paper aria diSonyetsd as baring boon throWn out of tigriatme cellar, cOn taloing the MioningirOida: • "To J. P. Titerols deposited In a tar barrel seventy thousand .ilollars In gold and twenty thousand 'ln silver, about twenty Joan feet In the direction of the ereek.'.frowt. where this paper is deposited."' i• Thh; paper is dated 1801, and is of the old parehment style of paper. Tho writing Ls also of the ancient kind, the it being of the old fashioned sort: This paper supposed to Italie been put wider a done In the vicinity of the cellar somedO years ago, by some person or persons at prod eat unknown. While- we, express no opinion on the merits of the above state ment; It will be 'nodded that we have nbt ' appended taarsißdavit to its truth. Markets. ;A:r4/1 Orrice or rue Prrrs. Gazerre. • Monnar, Feb. IR, 1870.. • BUTTER—Theurria acoutlnued- good deniand. for prime; to alatee Roll with Otte sat aaoB7..ets.l. Common and lute- Nor In supplrand dull. • c steady but landmark' t 'Western Resterveaud nambo_igh; I_ol® 17, Factory, 1441744 Now York 0 94 0 191@20Farm -Dairy, 180 l 9; New York Goshen; DRFASED 1100/3—ln -supply' but very dull, may be quoted at 100. DILILD FRUIT—Ico Improvement In the demand, and no changes le Amdahl quotations. Wo continue tO - *cote Ap ples at 7(58 eta; arnl Peaches, as 91190 for (fourteen, and 10®110 for halves. Black beBo rries, 15 @IR cta, kid pitted Cherries, 25( }AIGE4—In steady demand but un cbanged'at2l. PLOUlt—The market continues' vary quiet and dyll, and the demand'is still restricted entirely to supplying Immedi ate wentaof local trade. We continue to quottr.weetent :noun at 11514115,80 for ring and IniTKOI for winter. Rye • • r 5,25. AlN—Wheat, of which there is t Ittle offering, Is still quoted at S LID @Li 2 for prime Rod. Oats dull with a supply considerable In excess of the de mand; we continua" to quote at 42® 43, buying. and 45447, selling.- . Rye is dull &sever. wo now quote at 80®85. Corn dull an d nominally unchanged. Barley very'dulir, buyers are only offering 90e for prime spring, and $l,OO for fall. PROVISIONS—The market is quiet and devoid of anything new or import ant—demand fair and prices unchanged. Shoulden4l3 for plain and 44. for Sugar Cured; Ribbed side% 1514151; Clear do, 102617; Breakfast Bacon; 18; Sugar Cur ed Hams, 186181. Dried Beef, Ln. Lard, 18 funerary and 17@r/1 in bbls and kegs. IlanSausage, 131. Mess Pork, Pilia2.9. SEEMS—Clover seed is (inlet but steady, and while the demand N light, regular dealers do net appear arixfous to sell; we continue to quote at p1a8,50. Timothy although In limited supply, is quiet and unchanged, at $1.503:,.' Flax seed unchanged at V,10a2,13. STRAW—SaIes of rye straw at Stu, and oats at Intent MiiiiiEMM TALLOW—SaIe of reudored at 9;; rough, Gatti. 'Market very ;Wet. =I . Tim eilvertiser beets' bees Teetered to Matti In ■ kw Isaacs, D 7 • very slespki remedy; Mtn Meter, "stared several yeses erl* • wrote taus tillitettos. sad Oat drat aware. Cosaamptlea, asiztoos to iseloOtooliie 'ebb telliew sairelsts the isms of ewe. , 're an rtbo datre It, ba will tend a copy of the prescriptiou used (free of Swigs). with the direc tions fur prepping and Witt the um; width IbeS will and a sow cent roe Consonzrzow. Arra xs,Drioscuens, etc. The objector the advertiser seintleg the Prescription is to benefit the alllicv led, end spread Information which he conceives to be Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will temmtruiLlt will s.AI than nothing, and easy proves "iliii — nri- - scriptigin will please address • Tier. EDWARD A. filLilDif., " l ii r Illmb• r"JUst, Co.yhteys Xork. Maythir Errors of Toutb. A 01IXTLKINAN who Sttirtiri for year* Dom Ner. Tobin., Wily, Premmtme Deiny, and all Ore esibtu of youthful Itutlametioo, will, for Ma sake ad our kring humanity. aend hue to all who nehd it, tbir receipt and direction. for making the dna* rem tidy by which Me was cured.. Sneerer, aribing to pmflt by the ad&ribies"a experience, can do go by addreeolug, in perfect confidence, JOHN LI. 011DRN. No. ti Cedar street. New York mayltlyj r i W i T E OEN clu e C are mw pm to furnish all classes with roustant employ• moot at home. the whole of the time or foe 111. pore moment.. ftesioess.arew., light and prtlita• ble. Persons of either new easily earn from le Ms. to v. pie evening. and &proportional sum by de voting tfleit whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly no much as wen That all rao see this may sendlheiraddress and attest the bus inn ss. we make this unparalleled offer: To such RA are not well satbile a, we will send $1 dollar to pay po lie trouble of wrttinu. lull particular.. a valuable 'sample. which will do to commence work on, end m 0,14 of ma People's Llitrory Corn pah les —one of tho lamest and best family newe l:lnnen published—all sent free by mall. Reader, it you want permanent. profitable work. address E. C. ALLEN ocrnant. Married. HOLLOWAY —JOHNSTON On the inst., at Kittanning, by Rey. Win. Hilton, Mr. JCAMO Holloway of P. lb E. It. It., to :Miss Sallie J. Johnston, formerly of this phiee. 11 fed. McKENZlE—February 20. at her late r sidenco In Industry, Ellen, wife of W. 11. McKenzie, after a severe and protracted Sines. The thveased AVM 38 years, 8 months, and •-t3 days old. Shot leaves a family of seven children, and many friends to mourn her loss, but they do not mourn as those that have - no _hope. She died a christian In thettruest sense, exhorting all around her dying couch to prepare to meet their clod. Peace be to her ashes. J. R. • Riulical copy New Adeertisements. TIEAVENt• NEINENAIII.IC AND Rms7- 1.3 TOTE ail open Its Opting Session Marti $l, 1870; Igew.l U. T. Taipley, Principal. usisted by six able instructors In the different Departments. Close°, are being conducted. bow. In Greek, lade. Wench and Berman. the Principal Is a suece.fol Lecturer and Experimen ter with bls Apparatus. Philosophical and Cheml. co!. Dusk tot the Piano awl ttrgan taught by a Professor and vocal music hy • suretssful t The lnditntion dourishing, and la no a i rs- meat: and It Is determined by those haeing A the direction of it that it *hull Geed In the eau of ca demics and Penile/trim .11 has done conf.sedly for ten years. Add mon— NEV. R. T. TAYLOR. Deaver, Pa. marAtf list of Causes for Trial at, March Term, 1870. vim Week. John Speer vs A. W. Taylor, et al. Andrew WKlndlepi vs Samuel Lloyd. MUM& lAttun • vs Thomas Calhoun Wm tierrard et um kw we, vs Idar(st ColUui.et Gemve Graham vs Joint Flower. B. F. Wilson's admits re J. P. A Hems!). llartto NI Laughlin vs John Urged. B. L Anderson ms T. Us es. hamo vs C;11131.t. BMW Te %JIM. SEW ' vs Same. Robert Frye vs Lourtmore At Co. Seemeni week. ' John R. Smith vs William Glenn. John W. 0111,eVrof W. S. Gill.deed. vs Joshua I ' Buckley, it al. G. G. Brown re A. W. Taylor. Charles Vane VI N. Brighton Water Co. Same vs New Brighton 6 Wellston Water Co. Same. I v* Calvin R. Tuttle, et al Same i v. Same. Nell Irk of COlMlnetee TO John M. Struts ,llut IL Anderson vs William Andenon. Bea . Chen 's admen. vs William Jenkins. Mir el Genii vs Wm. .. Rai. et at. Conrad &Walton vs Joel B.Goold 41, Co. Patterson a Davidson vs Martha noildnv. Jm. Thompson** cult vs Dl:minuses 'dui.. John Thpreley vi etuirlesllt. SIR. Stephen Clarke mi C. l et at. James Torranoe vs E bertAl Tonsure. Wm. Ramsey Bud wife . sonnet Oaths. in Ferdinand Lndiv.. Samuel Megan ~ p. ay..w. a C. u.w. co George Wads Ti ir.oper Denh.rt. dames Mbrar T . m. a. Nt,t.a. Hal. Thornton Walton •••• J. P. M. 1 . 6.. 12 . eiry . lin:Z3mer re J: B. llertillen. vs A lessudit r Fombell. Jeff. Wibms a ,h CO.s S. P. Ross. 5atn'..1171..L°C..091. titinilo.d*r:keirs T v: T Ovid . Po Pir er ey. Jonas G. MMus:hoop vs D. 0. Marquis. William Johnston vs Lewis Reno. Pniek Kite. et or. vs Pat. Carrot. et oz. Wm. &lambi!. m us. vs Win. 11. Wiseman. Cluistlau Greta vs Y. Ft. W. S C. R.m. Co. rearkel JOHN CAINIMULY, PriMp. WE=Z=Z=M 12 r-, 7 .,,C . a. ra. rz gam: • :• . e. 0 ." ^.2.'M' • X. CP ir Att 010 dow . ~ l h : 1:6 I ..0 . - .{4 0 gli • C P ‘ m 1= t) v. e4i... di i4 g ta 6 xl Z s• ..M xi. in AD ..... c 'W' .-II N 0 P Z "S ! .1 1 0 Cr di a —• 1 0 * tJ #.14 ~.Pr • M • (1) ft E ;2 Cr; c 40 4 g rt .llo 4 et IMI• .1 Pmeml • 1.1 • ..... • ....1 5 O Ct 0 ti C ' "'S 0 R) zz 7. 3 .. ad m X • et , 40 'V 1 ra jialfhlia NE? CASK WI TRAIN 'At 2.ltrketpticellfbr 2000 BUSHELS OF OATS; 1000 istrsertrve" , as' itiriz6 1000 BUSHELS OP CORN JAMES DUNCAN, rani:togs; Beaver co. p l. 4• Who issA just received one of the isrgest an 4 utnnt n nplete otodu ever brAight to Rene cnuttly, ensisting of FOREMN AND DOMESTIC DRY - GOODS Hats,CoOdc Furs, wootrat 511330164 CLQTI IlTa , Carpets earl Oil Cloths, Hardware, QUEENSWARE. Ci-ELOC.EIR.I.IIS p Burrell Plan:it - 1i 25 et... awl .Ipwar.', (L.A./caw, 20 , eta. lux] iipwsrd, Tartan Plaid Alpacas= cis and upward, Plain Alpacas, LO ctt and upward, PRINTS 4 AND 124 CEN2X , Mullins, 10 ctn. and upward. Domestic G ingbams ilkfi" eta and upward nov 17.3 m. asaaat. A Valuable Varna la Itaewoaa Timm. Beaver Gump, LyliT ea Macaw* abet, two awl osobatt alba treat the Oblo Itlrer and da rain tram Nem, rataleln: iOne Hundred amid Tkbiy-Flve Awns e ibout tIU acre. of whlth are ander calthellow—We had wood bu!, sod Arty Nava thereof beteg am derlol WITH aqua COAL. The baprovetnettu cmilet of • kqg &veiny' 11oow —7/me etabte. tc. There la • GOOD MILL.SKTIC Ou the premien, Salem take plan 110 the prom. lan, on IVeidity' Marsh 4.11T0, al I.r. ma. N. B.—The allure property will be *old la part or whole, to salt parthasers. Term. nude kiwi on the day ofsatr. CHARMS WTTCttNtt. Pcbta, lit7ttatv) CM==:IM=Z! 1)110POISALS FOR COUNTY DOME. The undersigned will melt e prottomit fur the fnenlehlog of the mat crialr and bulklum a Coanty Home, tot the County Pour Yana." wear Ma month of Mumma Creek. Moon township. until Friday Navels Jib 18M. at V o'clock. a s. Ms building to be of brick, our handfed by linty :ant wee two storks, with Mane hattermut. Plans and sp.:Macadaoa can be area at the Coat rairdOners. (Moe. !Mayer. Pa. docatity for der faith' ul performance of the work will br required. MI proposals to be .sled, and directed to ••Diree rmn of t h e Poor," B.ICIO, Beaver Comq, Pa., and marked . Proporals for County Holm. tit.BNTZ S. Bele ANA Prorate feb.t3wl It. 11. COOPER. ILadical and Local copy 3 time. and maid but to U. Iliac. PG* SALEL—The underidgned will Dell We house and lot to Beaver —said property helm uow oncepled by shpt. R. Berne, —located ea Bee toad bireet. The twine welsher live roosie—cellar under part or the tome—sad web -hoare, ia vble, Re.. on the lot. A cistern wear the door, and the lot Iv enclose with a vied tesoe.— .Che above property will be sold derv. bet ilbspiwed rot before the Arai of March, It will this be for rent. Apply to Jenieph C. Wilson, or to the inbecrlber. tantklahtsw) TTIONAh WALTERS. LII GF 711ON111" Mats nay with oar Pa? mit A anew, Ksr. Taa and lIITIUICILTooLs Circulars free. F. W. DORMAN t CU, fel:ea.:lml 97 W. Leonhard St, Baltimore. PITTSBURGH BANK OF SAVINGS. ST Posit Is Avenue, Pludniegle, M. Chartered in 186Qi. Open tatty from f to 4 o'clock. and on SATURDAY , from limy tat to November IAL Ito 9 o'- clock: And from November Ist to May Is 4 f to 9 fiunwt pant it the ram of 111 pie tent. treeof i.e. Audit not withdrawn compounds silitl lannully In January and July. (tools of by-laws. Ate., fornhdred .t the office. (IEOR(3B A. HERBY. Nu% S. H. 11.anritax, l V i ce Pm *. JAI= PAM, - • H. E. WHiwucr, Sec'y sad TrosiVr. A. Findley. .1. L. Graham. 'A H. Ball, Wm K.Hunlek, Joo. B. Dilworth, Y. Ham. O. Vallenobre, Joshua Moder. John Scott, Kohl C.lllelithetti. ehiWthwi ZhJi• T. W. A A. h. Su; Solicitor. Farm For Sale. , YA BM, rot:Went:lg Ninety-wren awiA w thereabouts, known la the pngettJ at Jolla doomed, to MOW' t shoat cm• WM from Beaver and about this same !NMI nail* too and Brighton, All Muter/aid with CoaL There are on It a Frame Dwelling and a Log Sta ble; also. any amount et Fruit trees of Um tiole yet swede of 'pole.. moths.. plums. amiss and pears. Th e Wm Is In good molt andta • high oats of ealttrukm. Also, A INeee of Land betossiaa , to the Mate of the owe aea., known as the Saw 11111 proptrty.Brady'e ran, cositain. logsbout slaty-Are acres . Dearly all underlaid with ?Artie Fere Vela V (bal. It Is well Timbered. W • good o ur Power. aal Meats. of timber la the se*lthorbood wasting to be rowed. Tbm . m a leg dwelling sad • trans our bb thereon erected. .91 A. KrO ChiIIPows AYPICK, TA. poufm • ) For dale. /V.? ti of the moat Valuable nalasee Steads la 1,/ • Borough orßeldgewater. la wbkha &Am and Cordertionery More has been curled es lbw the let tort. yarn, la offered err isle. The ores and everything pertaining to the bakery depart ment, and the entire property, to la ander.— The beading. eonalet of Owe Tiro -dory Brick Howse, Wore room on lint moor. NM* fen • Illelien ail Dialog-room la Um raw of Om atom-goon. Also. One Franc Dwelling House. Ili% fret, sevunted front the Brick by a obkli also fronts oo the strait ; a rood if% l it r it: derneatti„ It bet cmp. The beluga of the trout of TS feet on the comer l. unoccupied, sod la wad& for bonding. On the lot Ls A Good Frame Mablia, leobooff. Cistern by the Kitchen, sad WI other oot•belldnage reef:wry. Tuve is, Wee,abaribiscr or IWO or tie lot. and A Grope Arbor running throe& the whole depth .tit. on whkh ant theOw choicest la pu l ma. All ander Irma well true, and property astly egarded as adapt ed to the pa rpome lbw rt med. TM lea fronts IS bet, and 'Mend* hack 150 bet, It Wo. eated on Bridge street, near tae /IMO. The Block and Ileteree on Ow pekalass earn be puckered if desired, tail ow J. N. lime& truer Law, Swum or so the nederriened. is 7111 it d Renews foe opeil pimalseill braph. Is =1". Axon. (facet wry) • ~ \ \\ Eil
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