The Beaver Argus. Beaver. Pa.. laity lg. 1870. arculation Over Moe* Hunare. Rater of Advolllising. • - - - -- I 311 r. 6W. SOL OM. 1 year 1 or —lolloeo, 118 00 *3 00 as co $lO 61000 00 moues, do 800 800 - '1 00 13 CO $ Nonce., do 000 600 oXoo,n i oo 18 CO 4 pquaros,.do so . ao 10 \o co OU 3 4 cult:lMO 800 11 00 1300 CO at at totmo , 11 00 18 (xi wom too to to t0tim0..... 311 CO 8000 38 00 OM KO CO edminlatiators' luef Exientors' Nodal-4 300 ♦litchi notices per line, tea Nal& rile" Permente to be, made Quarterly, except for transient advertisements, wbleh meet be paid In admits. , State of the Thermometer for tho weak ending May 21, pm ME May 15 54 deg. 78 dog. -05 deg. " IC. 53 dog, 79 deg. 63 deg. " 17 :, 55 deg. 79 dog. 15 deg. " 18 — 'ra dog. 83 d0g...70 deg. " 19 70 deg. 87 deg. 7d deg. ' " 20 70 deg. 82 dog. 67 deg. " 21 63 deg. 78 deg. US deg. it. T. TAYLOIL; • • The attention of the public Is directed to the renewing Now Advertisements which appear for the f irst time In the All(1118 to-day Applicants for Llcehse—John C. Hart, Bounty Account—Rochester Borough. i'ircus St Menagerie—D. 11. Buckley. Special Notice—ll. Neely. Special Notices—A Hanauer. Special Notice—Schiff AcSteintiold. Special Notice—Daniel Breed. Special Notice—lL B. Lakin. • Sheritrs Sales—John °netting. Variety Store—Mrs. S. T. Neal. Itotuoval—Mrs. P. Brobeek. Special Notices—Will Smith it Co. special Notice-George Frederick. , special Notice—J. Linenbrink. Special Notice—Mrs. A E. Kooken. Special NoUm—Magnus llamalauroui. Special Notims—A. C. Hurst. • "Tun “Weed" Sontag Maebiuo will be found to! 1..... ere all the improvements of other truichinea, and Iscllag their defects. Call and sea them at J. nentinnk's. Itoehester, agent for Beaver county: SILK for Racks. Also, sack pat terns, in overy variety, at Renee's. •, Fall at Fortune's and examine the boat uid eheapeat lot of dress goods In Beaver reality. Limes lined Gents 13tpt;r Coßeni only 13 cent, per box, at , the cheap ,tore of Will itrolth S Co, .r The Beaver,Counly Agrieuldural will . hold its next Annual Fair in Beaver, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 28th, 29th and 30th 187 Q. aurA:linos.) 11. 11. Moons, Soe'y. Freak arrival of new goods from Now York via Plttallunth. at Will Smith .Ir. - Co'a. cheap More. Call and 'me tilos° now Amerlean Chintzea only 12 cents, int 1 7 011111101 s, Diaingnd, noclic4ter. (lode Cotton half brew only one dollar per doz en pair. nt Will inulth S Co's. Too Cold Sparkling Soda Water, fresh from the fountain, at Hugo Andrieasen's Beaver Drug Store, OnylB 41; They are bound to sell at Pittsburgh prices at Fortune'a, Diamond, Bodies 'ter. . Winery, kat', nownrs, every ethic, at Mr.. It, Kiarken'a Millinery Store. Madison et.. near Pirnneyl, 11m:heater, Pa. mytNit. tho agent for the book on Mormonism, by Beadle, is now can vassing this county for subscriptions It will no doubt bo a work of thrilling interest, and those who are digitised to know more of tho Institution of ,polyga lily Ili this country,should procure a copy or this wink. He la aleo canvassing for a Polyglot faintly Bible with Illustrations and oe planationa. This is a superb work and should ho in every faintly In the eounty. mayll:2lnow • Beasts and halm as cheap as the cheapest. We slyly to please. Mrs. E. A. Komicm. • n1114:21. lard wide Percale, lino ixdor i , only 50 eents, Fortune'.. itiINNETO and tints altered on the altorle*t no. IWO ' at Nee. F:. A. Kooken'', Itoeheater, Pa. EDIToR MMUS :—Pleamo do me' tha favor to withdraw my name from the list of competitors for the Trusteeship of the 'Beaver Academy. I hold the oftice of School Director and am one of the "I Ity Fathers," so Unit my ambition for ‘,111.... is-entirely satisfied. Yours Solis F. DoAvo.• May 210870 1 vrA and Bonnets made to onlerott Wil . Smith tt Co., Cheap Store, Diamond, 1 theliester. Remember that James A. Fortune can be found In the Diamond, Rochester, and keeps the cheapest and best stock of dry Hoods In Bearer county, GCOUllle FARDCRICK, DWI:1011d liocheater, l's.. (SUccessor to J. It. Ila)s,1 would respectfully call the attention of the public to the loci that 'he has supplied his Corn with all kinds of Confections. !lei., Cakes, Candles, .tc. A good variety Fresh Bread supplied to families on notice. lion Ice 1 . 1 . ,3111 served or delivered at private residences. New Brighton Neininnry.—Nor teal Session. For the special benefit of teavliers Own° will be n stort• 'Perot of nix wesks, beginning oWII4II - July.ll. 'Fro studies will be such MS teachers need. Drill thorough. 'Sem i week ly lectures on school giWerannent, 'nodes of touching. Su. Tuition, fee till. .I , or full particulars as to boarding,/&c., send for n eirenbit., Add Tens N. It. Joblinlon. MUSK:. of nll kind% nt A . :C. lin rNes. ie4AO Rootlcor Van port, while standing on the platform of the C. t P. It. It. De pot at that place, during tho thunder storm of last Monday forenoon, was knocked down by a discharge of elet.it lu ny. Dr. McNutt, atlas borough atten ded Mtn, and although severely shocked he thinks ho will recover. Wo heard two or three Persons 'in Bridgewater wire prostrated during ono of the severe storms of Monday, but none killed. Electrical discharges were very frequent on that day. . t:o to A. U. Hurst'g for your carpets THE FASIIIONN—Ladiee MOM 8011- ..r.v.—Every lady is interested in the above two items of fashion. The first ia o lea shall we wear? The neat is, where i% the piaco to get . what you want In the millinery line? Wo would say to all ho rend this, go—and go at ouce—to J. 11. Pence's Establishment, Third street, Mayer. You will there find by fur the hugest, the Most fashionable and best stock of millinery goods ever aliened in this neighborhood. This stock WIL4 bought in New York, and is larger than niolit of the Pittsburgh millinery and can be sold cheaper. A -word to the wise is sufficient. mayll;4w Fiaa CarNetxonlviVicaintx at Fortune's. Rrneuwnx aial Neckties, at A. C. 11111,t's. lig horrible railroad accident at Eureka, has and quite a gloom over many families; and people are afraid to ri.k their lives on board a railroad, but nevertheless, Mr. fichST of the firm of SehiffaSteinfeld of New Brighton went East last week and brought on a wiry tensive stock of sumtner goods con sisting of the latest styles of mohair dross goods, poplins, alpaecas, silks, lawns, marsailes, shawls, fans, paraaolo and sun umbrellas, cloaking, cloth and eassi nieres, gents fur and straw hats, etc., all of which they are offering now at aston ishingly low figures. Go and see them and convince yourself. ALL the latest Styles of Gents Saintlier Hats, at popular prices, at A. C. Horst's, Bridgewater. KlMid by Lightslig.—One day last 'week two horses lielonging to Mr. Figley, of Moon tp.; this county, were' killed by lightning.—Also, a horn be longing to Mr, Sobing of Vanport, about a mlio below Beaver, was killed by elec tricity on Friday last. ALL kinds of Ladles Hats and Erin dawns, at low prices, at A. C. Muses.' Bachelors Atteatlon. , —A special meeting ache Beebekrs Cab will be held at the club tuna on Wedue•daY ornand% 741 Met 8 o'clock. • - By ceder of the 11Aelevs ilicciLevatere. The Borough of Rochester, ft will be seen by an official statement In another column of this paper, has paid up her bounty debt in full, and is now clear of debt entirely with a surplus in her treasury. This speaks well for our' aister borough... Wo trust and expect the other boroughs and townships of the county will soon be found In the same pleasing financial condition. • PIM . Tne finest stock of Millinery' in Bea ver county, id to be found at the Chimp Store of Will Smith & Co., Diamond. Rochester. j NEW. STOl , tli 111 - HENELY The ..!ptirday Rvening .Post of Phihalal phia,,lhaving purchasal the advance sheets of Mrs. Wood's new Story, "RES SY RARE," will Imminence the publica tion in the paperbf May 21st. Theie who have read . "East Lynne," and the more rocent."Goorge Canterbury's Will" need not to be assured of Mrs. Wood's ability to write a splendid story. We understand that "Bossy Rape" fully maintains MrS. Wood's reputation as a writer of great pOwer and interest. 7he Pow apart from its stories, is ono of the best family papers now published. Price $2.50 a year. Address U. Pater Son dt Co. 319 Wall) ut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sample numbers sent gratis. You can have your Hats and ilennets done over in the hest of style, at Will Smith J.: Co s., Cheap Store. To INvENTons. —Those having bust - - ness with the Baited States Patent Offim, would do well to write to Dr. Daniel Breed, Patent Attorney Washington, for thy necessary information without charge, preparatory, to taking out a patent. The Doctors long experience In patent affairs, both as an examiner in the Patent office and solicitor abundant ly qualities him fur his profession.—See, his advertisement in another column. Fun the latest and best styles in Dry GIK/11,4, Notions and Millinery Cloods,go to Will Smith & Co., Diamond, Rochester. Decoraqon Day.—On rent Mon- day we ara called upon to strew with flowers the graves of those who dial while in the service of their cmintry, or who have since been chest to tlttlir " long Lames.. Let Its all try and be present on that occasion to bestow a floral offering. We believe the programme for the day will be as follows: (he ex-solihers, whether members of the (1. A. 11. or not, :are requested to meet at I p. nt., ut the hall over Mr. Thos. Allison's store. The brass bands of Rochester and New Brighton, which' will take part in the ceremonies, will also mect„nt the same time and place. The soldier's orphans of the selothl at Phil lipsburg and the citizens, including men, women and children, will assemble at the Court llouse at 1 p. in., after which they will be joined by the ea-soldiers present, and an address delivered by Rev. 'Locke. A procession will then be formed and the old graveyard visited at which place an address will be delivered by J.-P. Bravo, esq. From there the column will move to the new cemetery and a closing ad dress pronounced by the Rev. I). P. Low ery. It is to be hoped that the. public gene:ally will meet with us on that day, and that good order will everywhere be 1111111irestql. By order of Con. The ladies of Beaver and neighboring towns are respectfully invited to send to the llall over Mr. Allison's shire on Monday morning, such contributions of glowers (not made into benquets) SII4 thpy can conveniently spare. my 2.111 DARLINGTON. May .13, Iti'M Entson Amon, : Sy name basing been an nuncmi as candidate for the office of Prothonotary, permit me's:ly that, while I regret that circum stances compel me to decline bang a candidate, I am,sincerely thankful to the friends who pre sented my name, fur thin exprelsion of their es teem, and oilmen:lly their confidence in my tar thint.s and ability to discharge the dutled of the office. You will please withdraw my :tante. Venom hr., SAMUEL W. Iteco. Editor Arguss , --1 notice In your Nene of Slay 18th a communication in regard to one of the candidates for County Cornintsiluner„ eulogizing his character. unalincat ions, Sc., which permit ma to nay is at baud an unfair and unmanly mode of electioneering, tending to mar the good feeling which has exhort,' between the several candidat, daring lies .111,0 e. The people or Beaver coun ty duly appreciate the claims of the soldier, as a took into the several offices of the county at this time and heretofore will surely testify. The sol dier with one arm has as much time, and Is as much in duty bound to canvass the several town. %hips and boroughs of the couuty, and converse with the people and afford theta an opportunity to judge for themselves of his “Intelligeuce, se other candidates. 'nuts would he mold the necessity of publishing a lung certificate purporting to come from an . - Old Man. — who, however, refuses to vouch for the abilities of his favorite candidate over Ids own signature. Per' sous who would wish to vouch for the qualiflca netts of any particular candidate -Should not fear to give nickname to the people, that they tnay known and their testimony recche Its proper weight, leaving nornotti to suspect that It Is the production of some political wire -worker, who would sacrifice fine interests of his party to moms plish his own purpose. VOTZR OP TUE SOLIIII Sass. The Cutworm Isagreat destroyer of cabbage and tomato plants, as Well 119 corn and other vegetables ; and any in formation as to bow they may be pre vented from cutting the plants - even with the ground, will be of special in terest to the gardener, at this particular time. A gentleman who has pint:Hoed transplanting cabbago,tomato and Cauli flower, fur t last twenty-fivo or thirty years, informs us that ho winds round the stock of the plant 'to be sot out, a piece of paper or a dock leaf in such a manner as that about two Inches will be below the surface of the soil and about the same aboVo. This offMtually secure's them against the ravages of the worm, which alWays cuts the unprotected plant on a level with the surface of the earth. It also acts as a support to the body of the plant. The remedy is cheap, rea smoble and simple. Try It, we bare. Young MetenChrlatitin ALIIISOCia• Hon.—We desire respeetfullyto request the Library Committee to commence their canvas for books for this associa tion at as early a day us possible.; that some of the vacant shelves of their case may be tilled. All young men or those beginning or desirous of beginning a Christian life, are cordially invited to the Young Men's Prayer Meeting Thurs. , day evening at 81 o'clock. The General Prayer T Meeting Saturday evenings at 8 o'clock Is opon to all and especially is it desired that all persons bugageti in the Sabbath School work be present. The Rooms era open to all persons whether members or not, and wo shall be glad at any time to. .rind the room fully oecupled. Wo wish it goner ally understood •that, tho room is open not for members only, but for the com munity. The latest news will always bo found there, and the best weekly and monthly periodicals of the country. B. T. TAYLOR Free% Assoc County Pineveyoe.—lt appears that the appointment of a County Surveyor by the Court last November was for the unexpired term instead ofonly until the next succeeding election, as was gener ally supposed. Therefore our Republi can friends will omit any expression for this office in making up their ticket at the primary meetings. The Greued I.lPiewietrietelsedl Ctrs sews, under the numisgensent and pro prietorshlp of the ,Blesart. Campbell—, said to be beyond all question the largest; traveling exhibition in the world—will be exhibited in Beaver on Thursday June Sid neat, prow specimens of the animal klugthori hails recently been ob tained at great labor, timeand money, to add to the attraction of the zoological deputment °tibia °enamel organization. The majority of our people will doubt less 'Wall themselves of the opportunity presented of visiting so greats collection of specimens of the animal kingdom, from almost every climate on the Globe. Tho Elephant, Zebras, Lions, . White Camel,from the horning sands of Arica; Lions, Tigers, dr.e., from Aida and the Indus; Bears from the Polar regions; Chetahs, or hunting Leopards of the Ori ent; African and American Panthers, Jaguaris, Pumas, Striped !Typeset , Griz zly, Black, Brown and Cinnamon Bears; Congers from the Andes of South Ameri ca; Zebus, Pecarlos, Kangaroos, Bisons, Dromedaries; Wolves, Cranes, Ostriches, Lynx, Jackals, Ospreys, Pelicans, Ea gles, Vultures, but there Is no use enumerating; they have almost, every variety of beast and bird known—that is, the most rare, prominent and Inter esting. Tho exhibition will well repay a visit to the curious in natural history. It will load many, minds to the pleasing study of the nature and habits of the va rious animals in their native wilds. The circus, connected with the organi sation, is said by, those who have wit nessed their performances, to be com post:4er the best equestrian, gyninastio and adrobatie talent in the country. To many the circus would be the loading attraction, especially when it Is consid ered this Is ono of the largest—if not the largest—on the continent, and pre eminently fastidious in avoiding any and everything which conld in ,We sllgbtost degree shock the pond, 10 1118 of thenrOst Polite and refined tats.: us the menagerie Is the great attraction. The street parade, headed by the tri ammhal Chariot—which will pass thro' town about le a. in., of Juno 2d,—follow ed by a long lino of massive cages, Ele phant &R. wilt be a pageant of oriental grandeur, well worth the price Of admis sion--50 cents to both shows, children half price. Wo expect to soo a large crowd in Beaver, on that day. Little Heaver V6111,7.-11' relation to the vast coal fields of Little Beaver Vallex, in this county, a eougqaalaaloa from Darlington to the Pittebargii Dela merciat, dated May 16th, will be found of interest. The writer says:, From Summit Cut, Beaver county, Pa., to the State line, which to-day is ono of the most beautiful and fertile valleys of our old Keystone State, it is surrounded by coal lands—bituminous,cannel and black coal—which is in inexhaustible quanti ties, but now remains a dead letter both to owners and thogreat western demand. Nature has certainly done much for this valley, and all thht romans to perfect it is a railroad to make an outlet for its coal and other minerals. lam surpris ed that when the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway was located it pas sed round this valley in a zigzag direc tion to the north, yin of Enon Valley, passing over heavy grades and winding round barren hills, makingitalmost im possible for an express train to koop the track, while down the above described valley the grade would have boon light, and an easy road to make. We learn by a recent survey old level that the .grade will not exceed thirty-fly° to forty foot to the mile—a saving of distance of over three miles, while there would be only from seven to eight miles of new road to build. It Is my opinion that the above advan, ~e s, in connection with the vast amount of freights that would be added to the present tonage, would bo sufficient in. ducoment to cause the Company to take this route Into favorable consideration. In passing over the road I observe many changes from Rochester to Summit Cut, by way of straightening the old track, and am happy to congratulate the Com pany by assuring them wo fool sincerely gratified. While passing over tho new road we are not thrown-from side to side in our seats, as wo aro west of Um Sum miL If Um valley of the Little Beaver is favorably considered, I hope some day to feel the same pleasure in passing over tho now line above described. If this route was adopted I ant free to say that it would be ono of the best improvoments for the Company anywhere west of the Ohio river. They would not only gain In distance, but `.Savomuch money by straightening the short curves over the old tract rin Rawl Valley.. • I trust the Company may investigate this matter thoroughly, for I um sure they will find it to their advantage." YOUNG MEN'S CEIRISTIAN AS ' . SOCIATION. BOAIID OF DIRECTORS. W. A. Laird, I). L. Imbrie, It. S. lon brio, 11. Mee, D. Singleton, It. 11. Coo per, It. T. Taylor, J. 1 0 . Dray°, Frank Wilson, John Uaughey, 0. It. Coo, J. 11. Doeker. I:= IL T. 'Taylor President, D. L. Imbrie Ist Vigo President, D. Singleton 2nd Vine President, Frank Wilson'Corrospondiog See., J. 11. Decker Recording See., IL 11. Cooper Treasurer. =! Executive—lt. T. Taylor, J. 11. Dockor, It 11. Cooper. Finn/Ice—Geo. W. Hamilton, John Caughoy, 0. It. Coo. • ROOMS—Henry Moo, W. A. Laird, M. V. eyand Uff==M Mentberahip-4, S. Imbrie, J. Harvey MeCreery, D. S. Carson. K M. Prayer Meeting—Jas. Smith, Wm. Johnson, A. F. Thomas. Reception—Red•. Smith Curtis, C. D. Hurlburt, Vin. C. Hunter. Library Soliciting—Misses Ella M. Foulk, Louisa Wilson, Maggie Ander son, Alvl ra Orr. Rooms of the Assoelation on 2nd floor of Col. Quay's.building, open from 4 to p. tn. daily, except Sunday, and from 2t09 p. in. on Saturday. Rooms open cn Ladias until 5 o'clock p. m. of each evening; and from 2 to 9 p. m.on Satur day. Young Men's Prayer Meeting Thurs day evening, commencing at 81 o'clock. Cienoral Prayer- Meeting, 'Saturday evening, commencing at Bo'clock. Gen eral Prayer Meeting open to all. Murder.--On Sunday morning last, before daylight, a murder was coMnalt- Led at Killer's Hollow, near Plymouth, Penn'a. It Is stated that John Cud dy, Patrick Citddy and Edward Devlin wore at the house of their father-In-law, William Williams, and while there a party who had been prolonging their pay day debauch Into the Sabbath, star ted out for the purpose of whipping these three persons. The party was headed, apparently, by Edward Bryan and Wil liam Butler (It is said by somothat these two were alone) and when they reached the house of Mr. Williams they com mencod throwing stones through the windows and door. The inmates used tire arms against the assaulting party, ' and with such effect thatßryin was shot dead and Butler severely wounded In the arm and cheek. Later in the day, on the information and oath of James Butler, Constable Brown apprehended and brought before. Justice Eno for a hearing,' Jelin: Cuddy, :Patrick l oiddy; . Edward Devlin and Wm. Williams. After an examination Patrick Cuddy and Wm. Williams were discharged, and John Cuddy and Edward Devlin, who Wore more particularty implicated so eording to the evidence, were committed to jail to await their trial at Court on the charge of homicide. No evidence was adduced proving who tired the shots that killed Bryon and "crippled Butler, bulb/ lbehavestigition it was shown that John Cuddy hido glut 4/ hhiliand In the .door iitratikikVudde• ;ilionaei I where he had bees struck with stones thrown by the party ;outside. • Cuddy /shunted that he held the gun in his hand,hutde.- clines *Who did hot Are it, and ibis* was inn loaded Whin the icesatHiblit ar. livid on the perishes. r An lent 'was mode to have John Cuddy ,and .Edward Devlin released on ball; but Justice Eno declined eat/Staining latch &proposition,: and they were accordingly sent to Wilkesbarre output le Jail. Whiskey and a propensity for cruel fighting seem to hive been at the bottom'Of MO whole affair, as is the case In nearly all murders committed In the county, and so long as. grog shape ern liewnstsituttl permitted to sell theiripolson at ell'hours of the-day and night (Sabbath Included,) every community must expect to reap the ;pe riodical crop of murder and riot. - awg.. if you have a discharge from the nose offensive or otherwise, partial ; loss the sense ofariteli, taste crt• hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull and stupid debilitated, pain or prettier& iu the head, take cold easily, you uisy riot tirairred that you have the Clitarrh.. Thousands annually, without manifesting half the above symptoms, terminate in consump tion and end in the grove. No disease Is so common, more deceptive or lass un derstood by physicians. B. V. Pierce, M.D., of Buffalo, N. Y., is the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy—a perfect Specific for Catarrh, "cold In the bead," or catarrhal headache, which he sends to any address, post paid, for sixty cents, or four packages for Sold by drug gists. Compllhneogary.—We find in our exchanges the following complimentary noUoes of lochires recently delivered by the Methodist Episcopal clergyman to aged in this borough: • Rev. W. IL Locke, formerly pastor of the Liberty street M. E. church, Pitts., and now located at Beaver,Pa., de li vered the first of a series of lectures under the auspices of the K. E. church, at Brad domes, on Wednesday evening, on "The true and the false Idea of a gentleman." The audience was large and the lecture very Interesting. Itov. W. H. Locke, of Beaver Pa., de livened. on Thursday evening, a lecture in the Methodist rAufah at Braddaakal Pa., on The true Idea of the gentleman. The lecture ia , spoken of as able and well handled. Forty - First Congress. g SECOND SESSION. SENATE, May 1116—A bill passed gran ting public lands to aid in the construc tion of the Docoter and Aberdeen Rail road In Alabama. Also, granting lands to a railroad from Minnesota to the Win nepeg District of British America. The appropriation bill and the Franking privilege bill wore postponed for the consideration of the one to enforce the Fifteenth Amendment, which was gener ally debated unto the hour of adjourn ment. Hoes E.—A great number of bi Ibe were introduced. A lengthy report was made by the Committee of Ways and Means, ow a bill to cesium Internal taxation, which was ordered to be printed, and referred back to the Committee. Mr. Schenck submitted a resolution in ref erence to the tariff bIU, that motions to close debate on all paragraphs embraced in one subject shall be in order, and said ho did not suppose the tariff bill would be passed so as to become a law at this session, but he did suppose if action on It by the Llonse was postponed until next session, there-.would be no ftnal action on ikby this Congress. If, however, the Ho lm° should sot finally on it this session, It would be sent to the Senate and referred to the Finance Com mittee there, would probably come up next session, and become a law by the third of March, 1871, the day before ad jOUITILOWIt. Afloat witaltlolobto dleolas skin the motion was agreed to,. under a suspension of the rules—yeas HS nays W. The House then passed a resolution to postpone the tariff, and all other orders, until alter disposal of appro priation bills,.considerlug it a waste of tine to indulge In sentimental talk about the tariff which cannot pates this resale n. A bill to enforce the right of citizens of the United Statos to vote In the several States of the Union who have hitherto been dented that right on account of race, color or previous condition of Rev vitude, was passed. SENATti, May 11.-3lelliOrial3 were p re sentil.l and bills reported. 'After mane miuor business was disposed of, the disw hility bill was taken up and discussed at great length. Mc. Reveils (colored) pro ceeded to define his pontiou, and that of the Repnblipin party of Mississippi, upon the question of genenil amnesty. lie was in favor of removing disabilities in the Sauth Just as last as the people gave evi dence of • loyalty. Wherever the man gave this evidence by ceasing to denounce and oppose the laws of Congiess, by re specting them and laboring to carry them out, he was. in favor of removing his distbihties If this could he truly said of a whole state, ha would be in fa •vor of the rmoval of the disabilities df that State. In the" State of 3ftisissippl the Republican party had pledged itself to universal amnesty, and the Legislature had redeemed 'that pledged by the pass age of a resolution asking Congress to reinove the disabilities of the citizens of the State, and which he had pmaented. The condition of things lu Mississippi was exceptional. The lawlessness and violence pr.:oohing in other reconstruc ted States did not. exisit there, but the people were harmoninai and prosiierons. lie was in favoreffainnesty in Mississippi, as the party had given its pledge to that effect and the State was tit for it. With: out definite action the Senate adjourned. Ifoesn.--Tho consideration of the bill to revive American commerce and navi gation, by granting subsidies, was resu med and discussed for some length of time, and laid over. The naval appro priation bill was taken up In Committee of the whole on the state of the Union, and discussed byldesars. Hale, Morgan, ficitofleld and others, but without final action the ifousendjourned. tisnAllt, May 113.—A resolution was 'adopted calling _on the State Department to communicate copies of any corres pondence or papers in their possuesion relative to the passage of English or Canadian steamers through the Sault St.• Mario canal. Also, ono calling for the correspondence or Mr. Bancroft, U. S. Minister to Berlin, relative to political questions in Hermany, was adopted. The Senate bill to enforce the XlVth Amendment, was laid aside, and the House bill on the *Lame subject taken up and discussed. Thla evening session was consumed by a speech in support of a bill to enforce the law In Utah. tionss.—The naval appropriation bill, out amended, was discussed and ponied. SM./AWL, May 19.—After the introduc tion of novena bills,.tiat to enforce the XlVth Amendment was taken up and elicited very lengthy discussion, but without definite action. Mr. Trumbull made a report from the Judiciary Com mittee upon the resolution directing in quiry as to whether bribery had been resorted to in Influencing Senator's votes on the Georgia bill, which was ordered printed. lions—A general debate was indulg ed in on the consnlarand diplomatic ap propriation bill, in which the dogma of the infallibility of the Pope was' discus red more warmly than that of the bili— s bid for Catholic votes on one aide and an endeavor to draw voters to the other by exciting to action the dormantApreP ndicee of protestants against Itomanism. ' SENATE, May M.—The 16th of July next was fixed upon for final adjourn- Meat: TIM XVII' • • ' • t Lill was discussed ddrius , Ow entire day but without silo& ) • !. L: • Houma—TM Seinds resolution to mate IM 0414 vie agreed 1 0 ; District of Woe* utiatues wel d ed ths sitootiou of aci Home ae r i es th e entire dicr, • . Law„..4.ssirst Mir dines@ in not aware gni glen raw ACI at k . rteitiadgy 'Ow the mirk io n egdege-' gala sad fineethe.-hy Winne, 0 0 , W IR OW. ht. WA C 01.14.— The Ix dolia an en turd no rigid of sang* Ow every alskieseg ege. Mt It dandies hint arbfi he the doniould iade, by waking him jleitineld PeePoiltao that, anyone bend VOW of feloth*l l , lf Wing mad eanTIOT away each persona nor tie shall be pained for She nine tralgarly.eaß4stelathig: g gke' l i t m o dy The /noniron:ld re4dery,i, i ts. , „mit, the toorhiene of an'Act Melding to doge la Minn ay, Chester, and other enatke,te Bearer eouaty. it provides that the Chili Of the Coen of (Loaner desolons shall procure O &whet at the expense of the county toe tie watlea‘g, el don In the nea ter tenswirer, tin: Megawatt of any dog Who tpe deft with • dentine= at tele het or their dig. glens eu„,-_, age, cow: height, and such ether won as they soy be ado to give, the tent A.Ol enter at length In by dock et, and faralsh the moot With a entitled copy of sada register so node. ear width he diell receive ma a anapeseation one we halt of the same being for the Re , of the county. The ode and tranakw of dine iedertend Inv likeerin be nude upon the docket. Uog. eh'lwgistered arc deelind to be perxona l progeny, lad the stealing al • reg istered dog Is larceny, and paniabable ae Wrathy of Other pentwal polinitn. Registered dogs an liable to taxation.' • The Eeesioseites or. last Thursday, paid the tinned States revenue collector twelve thousand dollars revenue tax their exotyi of inoule kr the past year . i n thi s distrlct: noun much they paid In the district of the oil regions we ire not apprhod. : This would indicate that, the Economy Association Is not in danger of coming to want for some time in the fu; turn. Paean Ilbstelt:—:Tbere wilt be a pa cing match in the Beaver county Fair grounds, on next Tuesday atone o'clock p. in.,- between Capti IdcDonald's .roan !MOW:Gipsy, and pam 11111, owned by Fleming, entered by nit. Bane.' - The horses are so well matched it it ditlieult to conjecture which will take the Purse of .1,000, It Is expected there wilt be a large attendance of the admirers of equine celerity. , The Beaver Ceitatir Sabbath behael Acinchattua Seadrumnal tiontention r ot WO, wilt meet In lb° Methodiet Mplnconel church In Bode mint at 10 o'clock, a. m., Wednetday June 8W and continue doting Wedienday end Thursday the Mb and inb. Pastors,thatrintendiatts;Sabbath School Teach er', and other school sockets, from all parts of the oonty.are tripled. r Eeett,dabbeth . tiehoui In the cattily la isoltartosend ono or more deklatar. Come, Maids of the Sabina School, and let to glee a few data to the coutilderation of the Inter ests of Quist's little ones, had let all . be present at the opening of the Modellen. Entertainment will be provided for all boa a distance. By order of the Kaman committee. • ni7ti4wi 0. It. COE, CA's. —Waynesburg College has more stu dents now than ever before. —Brownsville is to . , have a Fifteenth Amendment oelebratiOn on Juno at. —J.II. Adlum and Btu T. Ilewett airo candidates for the IlePublican nomina tion to Assembly In Itlalr county. -llon. D. J. 33ittr; la Republican candidate for Con iiind the choice of tho Cambria countiertieution. —A young nutrOntaissd Clarke was crushed ruiniehattlftda lie was only led lasktital —Milt Stever, daughter of Rev. D.M. Stever.or the Erie District SI, E. Chtrach." died on Thum*, from the effects or in juries received a week:before while driv ing a fractious horse. —Au Irish razorsluOponer tu Tyrone last week, Owed tog* allve tosidilf the bystanders would giveihim half* dollar. The money was raised; and he devoured the .reptile without Waltiug to kill or clean it. • - . • - —auensertastimastisies as ttui lo w'srminersierAydel'avit, was fatal.: ly injitkedsmilkinilay hyena( caving In of the roof of tha mine Whet* he was at work. He died from his injuries. Ile lived at Pine Brook, mitt had a wife and two children. —Mrs. Jesse P. Crai4ord, of Luzerue township. Fayette county, had a tooth pulled recently. and nearly died of the resulting hemorrhage lasted for three days and Wee only stopped by a laughs"! operation. • —The barn of Mr. William Fleming of Bonet° township, Butler county, was burned on Sunday bait. The family were at church when the tiro occurred. It is supposed to have boon the work of an incendiary. —The Bccmomites, When they left their old quarters at Harmony, lifty years ago, left also a graveyard tentaiu ing the remains of severty two of their number. This cemetery they have now enclosed with a handsome stone wall, sodded it and are about*, raise a mon umentin it. —On Saturday Ilay 7th Edward Paine, who was running a large circlilur MAW in tho mill of Aaron Boyd, in Slocum Township, Luzerne county, was caught up by sorno mishap and was thrown upon the saw. Ile wws elmost complete ly severed in two.—After lingering two hours Mr. Paine died fu great agony. —The Pottsville Jourealsays : !About two thonhitrid swallows 'arrived in Potts ville at 7 o'clock last evening, and atter serenading the citizens and getting hun dreds of them on the street they took their summer residence In the northwest chimney of Trinity Church, which is a pretty good sign that they are all Epis copalians. A large concourse of people gathered near the church to see them go down the chimney. —A cow belonging .to Mr. Ilenodlct of Butler township, Butler county, last week .was doliveied of a calf withont a head. It WAS dead; and the cow died soon after the bath. Which, Uncle Jake of the Ilerxild thinks was befitting as "there are monstrosities enough with ono head and two legs, Without tho cows bringing them forth rith nary head and four legs. —A man named Thomas Stewart was killed in a coal mine at West Eliraboth, Allegheny- county, on Wednesday last, by the falling of a large mass of slate, Six colored mon saw the accident, and went immediately to his rescue. They succeeded In getting like but alive, but he expired in a ferensinutes. The pro prietors of the mine ordered a suspen- Mon of all work until afkir the funeral. —Thu Republican primary election will be held in Armstrong County, June 4. The Armstrong Herlablirna makW the following anuouuceutents for rand dates : Coagreert—Captain Charley Gil leapt' and lion. Darwin Phelps; Aasem. bly—R. W. Smith, Robert Thompson, 3L M. Steele; Associate Judge—lsaac Kinney; District Attorney—J. 0. Bar rett; Sheriff—John Ambrose, R. D. El wood, David C. Quigkey, Captain It. O. Curren; Commissioner—W. P. Lowry, S. K. Ormond, O. 11. Smith and Thos. Herron. —On Saturday afternoon last quite a serious accident occurred on the Neshan neck It. It. at Harvey's paper mill, Law reno co. Some evil designed person bad misplaced the switch, thereby throwing the train off the track. A laxly number of passengers were on the train at the time, and it is certainly a Miracle that no one was killed. Throe boys, named Dia lony, Ward and Wardmsa were more or less hurt, but no bones hroken. One of the boys bad the flesh torn elf his leg, and it is thought It will have to be am putated. s —At Memphis. Wednesday during an altercation, Pat Burke t adrayrnan, with a billet of wood crushed the skull of B. Nauman, a rag-picker. Burke was arrested. Tie. !Simple. Mutant 11Alit ins immune. Compitiay onfew York; ln the Ai* Usletoon months of Its existence, 'has houosl thblimlnehunalrixl PoUcillest Insuring over 8.000,000.00, and hiking in premiums nearly. 1500,000.00 being the largest commencement business ever done by company in the world! Tun Itirrrnit ainavit. :Ain Haig • ..ettss ' r t." al r! l! - RI V in ‘ . Wesiemn.l '4 MO do. do do. Now Jersey maul. Newark, haa SI4VII to pe week POOL o a ItablUdea. • • • LAW -Ne ti wark, Iwo *IMO is maws *IOU. or Us liabil ies. Vatted Stater, Few Twit. Log f toy eels enn, etas tree test of the strength of Life Annnotabe Companies Ilea In thei•lttio which their insets bear to their liablltke. Mtirrled. MERE BENZ—du Thursday, May Itlth„ at - Allegheny city, Pa., by Rev. Mr. Weltershaussen. Mr. Henry Mena, and Mrs. Elisabeth Ben; both of Belo ver, Penn's. ' , AIBBIIUT7,-4.AMPBELL—On May le, .11GO r brIltev.4autes M. Shields, at the residence of Mrs. May, Thomas O. shuts, and Mrs. Snide M. Campbell, all of Beaver, Pa. HAT—LISMAIB—At Beaver leallm,Pa., Thursday, stayy 10th; 1870, at the residence of the br de's father by lterv. W. U. Locke, Mr; Samuel %V. liay of Pittsburgh, and - Miss Baffle A. Lis nom, daughter of Dr. P. D. Llsoomb, formerly of Pittsburgh.. • • Died. EXXITT—In New Brighton on Saturday .April 23d of cocummptiou Jamas Scott - aged 21 year*. •• &lOW beamed We's mum belaru him,. livrect sack holy To* Itarais tie.. . An out ;POW in hl.l wbdoin, • colted_ hint early to the skive." Wo have lain him down within the cold and silent house; the green turf prasseahesvilrupon that breast which so short a time agnno beat high with emotions of pyre hope. The hearts of loved once aro once more rent with bit ter anguish as they now look upon the vacant chair by the fireside and listen with a strange forgetful earnestness for the voice so lately inishodln death. 'ln our Father's house are many man. alone.' Let us remember that his is a Joyful change—that his voice so often attnned to the • songs of kion now Warbles in sweetest melody that 'new tong,—that those oyes which once spar kled with youthful vigor though cloned from all earthly scenes are now opened _upon those of everlasting beauty lu that boavonly bomo of eternal sunshine where the "pure in spirit." shall drink deep of Siloa's fountain of Life that flows by the throno of God. While we sympathize with a fond mother and loving ones in this sad be- . reisvment there in ii'voice which speaks words of comfort to blooding hearts,— which bids us cherish the fond hope of a happy re-union whore pro's fitful scenes are ovor :—Whon the transient gleam of life no longer glow to allure, where un dying hopes and fadeless Joys will bloom amidst tho paradise of God. "Oh I who would lire alway, away from hi. God Away hom you Heaven, that blissful abode. Where the anthems of rapture unceasingly roll. And the mile of the Lord la the feast of the soul J. 11. S. SuArirs. %max, Pa, Jfay 18711. Nett' Advertisentedts. =7=1:33 For Trial at Jame Terra. 1870. Gold Frye ea Lowdown et Co. A. S. Heed. • vs J.ll. 31111er. II T 0 Gosida eximax vs Ovid Pinney. ple & Co. no S. P. Rom .teVompoon'e $i r. VI 8 Donhanie admen. Jed' Wilmot. ye Atez. Fombell. Frank Klee,,etur... ta Pat Carroll at dz. Christhin Greer; nIBP:Pt.: Pi a CR W Co Swann' Magma, : ya Ferdinand Runk. Vateninte 3 Manua ye A. 8. litzbring A:wife Tp.r4 Industry . re S. B. Meg,. Same . ve tisane! Gormley. etrOND TISK . George Hindi vs P. Et. W CILW Co William Trotter " vs Rochester Manure. Co Cherie. Cask vs N. Brighton Water Co. James Weercheou vs D. S. Maryaks. John Morgsti's ecr's 1.11 John Wil•un. John Mender. vsW. Sill. . Wm. Garrard. et • Xvipro. er at O. • H. 0•••1•1•,, •• •I. Charles Coal vs C. R. Tattle. Same vs Same Same vs New!illaightea i Falston Water Co. Natl. Bank Commerce es John R. Sleety.. :. Christian Marks vi John 1./arlie sae:dela. Valentine Welch vs F. Y. Anderson. Benj. Chew's Ear's. en Wm. Jenkins. John Torrance vs Albert Torrance. William Johnston • go Lewis Reno. Benjamin Todd rs Jame Patter. Remy arguer vs hi. B. Welsh. et al. Stephen Mika le C. 11. Hall it Co. CastorL Bro. vs John Dilworth. T. H. Jackson • vs Esther &Dame et eIL Frank X. Fisher et oz. ss G. M. Ntppert. James Edgar Ai. P. tilemen vs Crisper Denhart. . v. J. W. Mitchell - Michael (hint vs Wm. L. hoyt. et al. Thornton Writhes vs J. P. Allegran. J. rt W. C. Klemm vs David M Blame. et al. tiojEC3w] JOHN CACCHIEY, Probliy. - - New "Millinery Establishment IN RU CHEBTEIL MRS. 8. T. NRAL Would infant' the public. or Ruchet.ter find vicinity that she has Just °pencil a NEW MILLINERY STORE IGTITON A short distance above Cross' store, ROCHESTER, PA. X 1223 y MOM IMO MILLINERY In all its branchm Cltildrens' clothing, Shifts. Am., made to order; work to be re lied nu. A call solicited. . T. PEAL tnye.:3;l2lml List of Applicants for License at Jane Sessiotts, 111011t1A. . . 1iA171,011 Assess Beaver Falls borough David J0hn5t0n.......... Homewood. Joseph Al. Reed Bridgewater. H. Doncaster Rochester David Ilingaw New Brighton. 1 4 . . . .. _ . James Cookie - Bearer Fells borough. Louis J. Wegner . do do do William Baines do do do henry Boyle Chippewa township. William lkowell, New Brighton bone. To rend liquors in quantities of not kos than one quart together with other goods and merch. iodise. • gary Alaseasler Rochester borough. P. O. Morgaa,, Bridgewater hotough. ma JOUR C. HART:Vier/. - - - . ..,........ REMOVAL. MRS. BROBECK'S TAIURIFT Steal, Has removed one door above her former El= N. Y. STREET, ROCHESTER. She Melia her trued• to cal aad free hoer at he, saw @mod, They winded o Dew &tuck and scar. olla] welcome. • Stamping and Pinking I. dose by ber In the best style: Try os: We give you estlatsetko. Itasenber the Sam MRS. P. 13114313100,11 i. NEW YORK splzact.RpcpesTEL PENN'A inyt3,lko,l. ICE CREAM SALOON AND I:1 The undersigned isrtreg bought out the Ice Cream Below sad Coulbetlasory ertablishatret of J. C. Mil, sea the Peet ottleetabeetee. wolud reepeettatly Inform the y ic tut be will Keep the heed et:alai' ef tee Cement darn; the Summer andtempectfelly s4n thone -In want of that article to gimelds ma their call. Ille.Conteetionny depertment is well Mocked: and peeks, wedding, ate, will be re ppind win ever/Wm; seeded os start notice ant to the ten of stile. dented. a Famines furolohed with leek breed ma often so lcoitag visa imazion. mosyllay Wlt,L-1t I-I I IFI rr BEAVER! 'TEMSDAY. JUNE 2D. 0 06"111.4) ZOOLOGICAL • EQUESTRIAN _ iz u T.Z. lITIMMILIIg NEW AND I.IIILLIANT. Nesesedeled • sad Iteeiworsted for tae 1 11. != i 'lesios at UM Now sad yesideeesa VI. Mg Dean, New Boor, New sad Vesely irsedsebe, essetaldisdelph wrashetered by Jobs Wassmeker, till Malawi ak. • A FULL AND COMPREHENSIVE BIENAGERE, =I BEST CIRCUS TROUPE Eyler Wore as Biopic Every ottsnaloa lan beta pall to the fsssloilcal D► parts:mit at this Colossal Orranisstiosa. NEW SPECIMENS r 1 7:17F1 i'M'i,9 Ulm bean aocaroi at grews labor and expeZllo, no keg Una of Owen Clllliaiti the following LIST Or ANIMALS, The AFRICAN ELEPIIANT, &lbs. AFRICAN 27A• BRAE, Data and Cott; NMITR RACTRIAN CANXL. or Bacrad Camel of the,Ortratals; ROYAL BENGAL TIOER; ORLYZLY teard ever =r• CHETAHS, ar Iltuathsi rds; AYR'. a I at ' ABIATIO LIONS, .*odld specimens of both varlet/0v SRS TiWl! IM endured la Abssiala &arias Isrsmks or the litallsh attalnet the Ea. parer Theodonsag Yowler wurns GRIZZLY BEAR, Dos Alaska. Is Ike Dees VIII be lbeed African and AslatieLkma, Afrkan and Amarkaa Pam. they, Brat Wan Jamtara, PUMBA, African and Asiatic leopards, &sped Hynes, Beene Grimly, Black, Wows, and Mmmon Dean, Dooms, 14.tte 4 lip Scan, Ulm, Camels, Pocaaries, Kangarom, Bloom, DroMmiarin, Ropes, Crap... 08016 m Lymdebale, Mame Lees, Cullom, Wombats. Torma. all Undo of Ca...Wrn/MI, /goalie and Itkit Plumed Meseta sad Domestic lards; and an unkantally veil saleetad amartntenl of Apes, Datoom, Monkeys, sad SIGNIOR MUMS. nle RUOIIIIIIOI use nra.. • ists eater ti. D.a of Liana, Slows mod leee emelt lialdbitioo, Awning the POWNA MAPI OVIC/t ?UN PlitTr CULTISM. The. Animas will lee Ted la do, Allensoss, I. ate Wrenn! of A nolle o n .. Attentive, polite Ned slt. Informed terror. rongautly its twat of the Aslant THE CIRCUS Will 1.. fond ezerlbrot in dl lu D.p.uwww. red coopises the Lliowlng LOGO ARLAN OP TALENT: MA Ths O DAME BROWN, wn 4if LITTLE MARY BROWN, .nd /wad.. c. di I.4..striiam 411 c 'fora. M'LLE JOSEPHINE, T 4 lAudiq TUrsiiar Mr. JAMES DE MOB EST, Wird Dporztrias Ilan to and Lupo.. BURROWS '456; CONKLIN, Cpulauf, raordindry, and Mai& (credits. SAM STICKNEY, Jr. C=== JAMES WARD, Terrific Road Slap anti Grokritat Rasa JOHN CONKLIN, phe America. ilereada. CHAS. BORROWS. ?ap.* sad Gyamai< Erpewient, kte. THE BEREIN Graxasts, de., de. . THE GRAND STREET PARADE Wbkh U 1 tale place daily about 10 A. M. idu ha A HUNT OF ORIENTAL COMOILITI. Headed by the Triumphal Chariot. Wowed by the law Lta. of Karim Ourm, lb. Upham*. Ma, Mt. The Maw amd Caere gaily doeoratrd with Plasm and Flap of awry ?radon, the Diluent Ilandsormay land, sad Oat eating Baia. la lull Holiday Array. Prof. PHIL. BLIIIENSCREEPS American Cornet Band and Opera Ordhadiv, .111 tF an& all Ow Pagodas Mrs af the Day,dartag u. itreat Die*, and Ina addbition. Rilladtkras L. Oren ender. Mammoth Three-Centre Pole WATER-PROOF CANVASS. Dry la Wet Weather. Cmll is Warm Weather, rill Catniatatile la all Weathers. Itemember On u o Tlket Moshe roe to both Clets m a lleentotorlo. 2EXHIBITIONS APITIMOON sad AIGIM Each Day Doors open at I In the Altersom and f to the En do(;. Crews performance begins of boar later. Or. log those who wish to view the Menagerie mod not the Ctroas, ample time to do so, sod retire before the Doneetztan exercises begin. Mai 702 EVIRY/lODY me emus FE!lastlyliminata at Irght. DON'T FORGET THE DAT AND DATE, LIT WAIT 701 THE LARGEST SHOW ON EARTH. Walt fbr the HEST. Dee t - Caw. fiend this with any other Show. D. 11. DITCILI_.EIr. T ArZW IT r; I°UNiI t eM S lo teroe the y ear Antrost of duplicate f 1253 Ktonorated by outsell. Inclading' lost , taxes .1 soldier% exempt by bor,ilial.ti Entered of Braver Collector's per tentage 753 ell from claim against Y. Ander. on EMESI22 fly cash paid D. Dint SI,OKLIS Br ark pant ileurci • Lents I.WI IS Amt pd Argus 6 Local Air pub Ihhleg account RCS, 1100 LIM 73 • Balance to Rochester borough $ Sa We certify the above statement to be a true and comet statement of the receipts and expendltures et the boosts fund or Rochester borough foe the Year INA and that the borough Is DOR free from &Unite, kind whatever. MONROE 11111.4 R. WM. JOHNSTON. Financial sod Auditing Committee. Atrest—.MAlN CONWAY. Orr*. Rochester. MU 17. 15ax mlyzat Assk — eirstwoe,rt. TN tbe matter of thke amnesties Of the members J. of tbe congregation of die Presbyterian tanrch (Old school), of Bearer Falb, Oar • deers. to be made by the Comet of Common lifts Of rer county, that certain aneendasturs. atrerad isproveMenti to mid appikalloa of the lou r s. be deemed sod takes to be a part of raniaii Ka bpd, at meat lama Witch come Yo. ink Jose Ten.. MITO: ted, and Me 4012; " P""a" C e lgd In Me Mhos Court order aid. Meet that It of the Protbosoaary of sold Court. and tint notice that said appricatiso has been made be Inserted in per printed In said county, at heist tiro= and that the raid Wait Ida, on the .ecood Monday atrium next—if no mectent anus o the mammy be /boon—decree accotding to the prayer of the pelltimelli. JOAN CAUGHEY. mayle;3l.l ATTENTION NEV k AND DEB i''- • • • . No_ 91 -Federal Stree MRS. S. item rad Large. Beat Seinen:4 and Cheap Pinner% I.aditie Underwear. Wide and liandkerehlea, Jewelry. and Mir OnadA, •Pont o= tb.e Lattie4 redting the city should limy tlll4 eral Street, hethre ittirehAtting. Please compare pricesbelow Mow.' llute,Trimmul • I,olive Trimmrd, 2.00 Bonnets, Black Lace, Lam Collars Air 50ein,wrrrtli 1.00 Particular, Attention a ir.Vdin New Advertisements. THOMAS WOREERY dc 00 THOS. WeREEIIIII4 J. Y. DRAY° ....J. ANGIEL, J. 11. WthIEKRY. Interest paid on time deposal.: Prompt attention ;theta to c o llection . . Also, lon auto Agent. for Fwd and reliable Companies. fmaylittf HEW reoatd—Aerates mayl3:4w ir2ei liti P pl A eN 40 . II".w kn nfltrrig marthive ' etaW - M.llmm and steady ea mint. B. F. BOWIE. 37 Arch Weal, Philtidelpkia, Pa. ikeitatir `t toadying, Theological Telsool.Edlii .ol. cater libulateret TITO a year to poor *lndent.; begin* Aug. ti Apply to A. A. Grwoore, Mal. ittlle, Pa. Inif Kier g • viTiours, BOW BILLANUK t—The V,a Lady's PAW* Cbwipatalon contain* the de elred information. Clean free fur *tarry.' AdOrew Kith IL BM - JAMB, Ilnnover, Pa. Itasts,oe We will pay Agents sealer) of $35 per week, or allow a large ensontrelon. to *ell our new Invention*. Addrew J. W. TICIN CO., Ragan, Mich. [mintier wrralliti liiiiitittic:3ll6 • w b aigi n s i ii,s. oar AvuL e grail.to itranumawbolp%bir. paysille per day. Address R ifo .o aroe Ai;chnoly Lb., Mishima Pa. _ wayiltio Boot AG AMTS . WA NTED.- - Ladies RAU& lkotar: No opporitiou. titer! en. gratings. Rapid sate.. Tor cimalars address V. Pvawulaa Co., N. Y., Cincinnati and Chien So. tasylB3or OMEN Ittawiel.':',:mig.bitml: mO7lO 4W 3 ATION OIL tiOIIL Y ps Moth. TIM wonder ful book ha. 101 l In.tr na to enable the read er to beefiest* either eexoar any Reheat, at well. Mesmerism. Spirituelle's. and hundreds of other curium experiment.. It fah be obtained bytiend. thg addrese, sits ten costa postage. W T. W. NV ANN tka. No. 4180. MOM a. Mts. (wyllntt TAU IMPLIVOLED bane I Moslem psper. Ledger elm, illostrated. Toted to Meade, Portly Wtt. flamer. 9. 5 . 1 " the Nomesee or a eseelMe handl. rod to the ex. wove of timiedUng. Us bs tti t. Ono S 3 eta. uzi.rnArrarg,2s6.. Hi to WI witio set U. It he wideesersts. fearkee. Inetlenal. 111 . 14 raw. a_year. doe. cheese Pau. Address N. MANmett." Iline dale, N. U. [mayttraw ?i , aalUller.l l Investors wbo mirk to take oat Letters Patent are advleert to mussel with MUNN A CO.. edi tors of the Meal* Ararrinta. who have prose cuted claims before the Patent Otize kit OTtlr Twenty Years. noirliClß and European Patent Agency Is the moat ealinstre In the world. Manses thaw any other reliable agency. A pamphlet contalutug faU Instructions to Inrentors Le sent gratis. LUNN d CO. easy INtsr,l it Park Itorsw York. One Killion Acres OF _ . Choice lowa Lands VOR SALE. at 13.00 per acre and o_pskrOs. kw P cash, or as credit. by the lowa Railroad LANA CO Hal:roads already Don't it:roost, the Lands. an d sides of them. Great ladneemsnts to settles , . Send for oar free pamphlet it glees prices terms, koeffkrtorells who should come west; what they . boots briag. what it will cost: Clem plans and elevations of If different 'tyke of ready made bosses. which the company furnish at from Mb to sl.t* ready to set op. Mrp• sent If tle• sired. Address W. W. WALKER, lies Presides! sny ROO . Cedar Rapids, lowa. A MODEL. &log a cripple. I bace made house.planoln„.• a .pedal stady. One bola Lori swam kas proved a no del ofmucoalenoe, %matt and Known,: De. miptlee drentars of Mar. leo,. etc, with gen. eral - tokens:upon of la aIL yew bee. Address swish stamp or script if cooreakall. I.lBolllill .1. COLBY. Acadian. WaLetherr. Vermont. uscritler rirllunkM«tiraira for .aleat the Assoc. 4. dre. VOlit PALE CHICAPN,—A g I` of Hamm' Lea User, Calflut rata avilde-liklasy and Upper mid Sete Lealber.—Persons Wring HARK to .ell urlr Rod It to their adrantatte tonsil upon we bonne dealing elreebere. mayll,l.l JAIIM DARRAGH. I.llu blle Nollbee.—nalm , woman& will be re• 11 ceirco by the Town Councilor the borough of Hearer. until Friday May WM, for Mixing the public square@ of Damen Any information touching the miter can be had foam either O. W. Hamilton or D. Wialager. Dearer. Ea. _na)ls;11. . .E 3 (.3 U N , 5100 IImory collected for ad yoldierc who a ollct ed foe three 7c,r, Artoveu May itla awl July 1.1.41111411, oho were discharged fur disability Ware serving two year., and wbo bare heretofore received no bossily. The codenigoed b prepared To Collect Moe Claims at 0110 r, at moderato ram u allowedby Goveruttsent. Al.o Pensions for Fathers, Mothers, Minor Ch iklren, &e., ALL SOLDIER'S DISCUARGED FOR DERMA (111.1rFURE) Are Dilitlul to Term Bounty, and also to Pandons Callon or oral illirebarge to the Coder. visaed, AND TOUR CASE WILL RECEIVE PROMPT I= 13. F. BROWN, U. 8. Claim Agent,AzErru Corner Gilt Avenue and Smithfield Street PITTSItUIiGH, PA. apr2;;:lni lAMB 11161111011 HAS RECEIVED A new and well releeted ASSORTMENT OP DRY - GOODS, ~~' :i33~Ei~33~~131~ 141 M Cal OS Wei 3S CLUEENSAVAII,'Is I MEI 3Ec.,-Izz),;:v..am, WHICH HE OFFERS i_scryv imprio ea mayllar LADIES! IRABLE GOODS IT' t.A.ll.leglionv City Pa. C. ROBB ebt Stark of Itnnnen, liaLL Motions .Clandreme Aprons. Lace Gonda. lino4ery or any itetiall Stone! WE.=iniata,l33Js. mind, and Ix. 'giro to (%II It No. 91 Vcd with those of other Houses: Li4ie lenlioe II stulkerelil44 Sun lint% Hat Pram-, Ilakirg and frame for Run 1et...411.00 ,aid to ordered Work. Miscellaneous. A 4/1114114110U1141111.111 Wethoo,,-111ra matterstga ed laving been nlated administrator of the orate of James decomaiad, life of Chi • pews toosarklo s Soon county. Pa, barrio .01 les all persons Indebted to .aid estate that Immediate payment I. moire& All prnama haring charm, spinal ma. imitate sr* rectioaled to preerat them dimly aotbrottcaaad fur awtkatioat. J. L WILSON. Adaalo'r Brighton Paper Mills, BEAVER FALLS, PENN'A. PRINTING. JUNWILLA, ROOFING, BAILING, Hardware, Glass, straw. RAG AND CARPET .11. I= o 3EI Pt AEI . MAN 1.1 VAC TILTICED AND SOLD AT Wholesale Ac Retail by Frazier, No &Co., till Tldrill A . PITTIiBLIU/11. taken In exchange. ' Ism REMOVAL. Thomas Allison, !RAVING REMOVED HIE BTORE TO IHEFIA:V1011.. In the Rooms formerly occupied by On. & Cooper, where lie now has and Intends keeping A General Stock of MERCHANDISE Hiving received from the East, within lifew days pap, a tine selection of DRY - GOODS, OF THE Latest Spring Styles, CONSISTING IN PARt OF POPLINN ALPACA De LAINS GINGHAM:4, CHECKS, C %S 41MERES, CLOTI IS, JEANS COTTONADES, JMNIMS, FLANNELS Cl{ ASII 1 tOSI k:RY , •ke, MIOI'S & 81141 ES, lIARDWARk;, SHOVELS MEM OES, TEALS, BUCKETS, qUEENSWABE..ke. To the above snicks Ile has adabil a choice selection of C3-12,00MIZIMIS: C(IFFEES, WHITE a: BROWN SUGARS, MoLAssEs ToBACCO, SOAPS, ac All the above articles will be sold low for cash, or exchanged for county y pro• dace. Cull and examine his ate& and prices.. TIIO3I . AS ALLISON. a )r.VI CLOTHING STORE. NEW GOODS! Wag and Summer Wear. The undersigned takes plwure in to fohning lii friends and the punlic gener all) that he 1111.4 lust recehad and opened A New Stock of Goodt, • OF TILE LATEST STYLES FOR SRINC* and SUMMER Wear. lie k eeps the hod of workmen in his employ, and feels confident of Ills ability to cut ail make up garments both FASHIONABLE& DURABLE. and in such a manner as will please Ills =NM 1 1 )Sidi41jj: :II(1I)h1 ALWAYS ON HAND 0111 raid see us before, leaving your Orders Elsewhere WILLIAM REICH. Ir. nmy4;7o:lY Bridgewater. Pa Wall Parer! Wall Paper! For 1.870. Wholesale and Retail. Cheap ill-own, Whim Or &tin Papers, NiCW AND DICAUTIFUL. )taper ;Rados:tem - tains erayawkiy, uoLD WADS!. on MO. Shades, noBo RDsRIDIo sod . Throwl4; 81.7T7 AND WHITE HOLLAND: • ALL AT LOWER PRICES THAN ZVI* ER. YORE OTTE:RID. THOS. PALMER JIG CO. 01 Wood St..between 4th & sth Avenue. Itd door below Dlamostl Alley, Melberg* TA wurlt3w. TILE PITTSBURGII VINEGAR WORKS,. BaHou &Adams 147. lea, MD awl 170. Second Avenue, Pittsburgh, Ps., Aro now prepared to furnish VINICOAX at the LOWZIT xex=rr RATE& Attention is particularly called to oar EXTRA WINE VIN.EGAIL , api2o3rn /-*—, EEC= J 5 rent,. SO Ctli 41 10 ceno PRINTS, TWEEDS, SPADES, INEZ SYRUPS. srici:t4
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers