The Beaver Argus., June 15, 1870, Image 3

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Adrelniantiots' end Itsceutors' Notleee,..ooo
'peels! notices per fttie; teiti ewe:: • "
or payments to be mule Quit/My, except,
for transleet etteertlieicodis; which toddle paid'
ni advinee.
MAniin S. I.ron Is authorized toaoll
iabactiptlona.aral idrerilaomontai for
L., paper, and to collect, for thOisaino.
state of the Thermometer for the
week ending Jtinei ii, 181 V.
2 - 1". M.
Ell2l
tine 5 - 70 deg. 10 dog. • 66deg.
6 71) deg. 77 deg. IR deg.
"7 06 deg. 82 dog. COdeg.
~ 8 70 dog . dog. 71 dog.
62 deg. 68 dog. 61 dog.
10 57 deg. -70 deg. 57deg.
11 58 deg. ik2 dog. 68tteg.
It. T. TAYLOR.
TIME TABLE.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh W. n.—Tuilt..
gl)log' East leave Beaver /gallon in follows: Mor
ning F- 8 1 1 tr,.. LIT;
541 p. in.. ;.• I' • • , ,
Train. going West kayo Deaver Stilton 10 fol.
taro , : 'Mall, 743 a. Express, 9.5. i p. to.; Ac.
rommodation. 5.4.1 p. to. • • •
Pitt. Ft. W. & C. K. W.—Trains going East
I,..tve Rochester Manua tat end of hrldget na 101'
.1.”V 4 : Deaver Falb Accom.ll.3 ant: Elton accom.
; It. in.: New Carle accoin. 8.31 a. ni.; D. Falls
14 . ( . 4.111. 14.10 p. to.
Trains going West leave ittwinalcr Station, (at
roil of bridge) 44 follow.: D. F. accont. 10 a. m.;
1.•81.1 cone acc9r.ls.inati
: aecont...37 it. tn.
l'ralus going East leave Rochester (Upper) De
pot 44 follows: D. Y. seam. 0.5 a. m ; Enon ac
~tm. 7.15 a: m.; New Castle scam. 8.40 p. ;
unicago exp. 10.59 a. intlitaver. Falls &cont. 19.15
1.. Chlcago'Nlll 9.05" p. In; Erie exit, 410 p. m;
thicago exp. 6.01 p. m; Eels mall 0.550 p. to,
Trams going West, leave Rochester (Upper) De.
pet 41 follows. Chicago Min 8.15 a. m.; brie exp.
tit) 0, in: Deaver Falls steam. 9.55 a. m.,_• Chicago
xp.11.00 rfLr Chicago Op. &45 p. New rat,
11. awns: WWI". In.t. a. 5up.&491.94' Mf.• Be**
1' till deems). 3.56
The attention of the public Is directed
1,, the following Now. Advertisements
which appear for the first time In tlio
Imes to-day:
Advertisements, Geo. P. Howell & Co.
coughs t wore throat
special Notice, Spoyerer & Son.
special Notice, Stevens & Whittish.
special Notices, A. Hanauer.
'special Notions„ „. J. Linnenbrink.
Special Notice, Mulhohn.
„Special Notice, lingo Andriessen.
*pedal Notice, Mr. Frederick.
Esecutor's Notice, James P. Hart.
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moviiiilM. lotheet ,
ivrer
aux.—The following named persons
have paid the nuns set opposite to their
iuutim on subse4on to r t f l e .ho r oc
Antlystiattiertibt of o hub a li
cation.' ) '' ) ' . .. I/1 k.
' Woolen Mills—..."ew Brighton, 6•2 00
James Harpur, Seventy Six, 2 00
'I). Pritchard, Freedom, 1 00
E. Thomas, New Brighton, , , 300
Jam. R. Hill, Pll.h4burgb • 200
Robert 'Wilson, Service, 2 00
Mrs. Toy, Vanport, 50
S. It. Mitchell, Beaver, 200
W. W. Anderson, Beaver, ' . 200
Addison Cunningham ' N. Sowickly 700
Harrison Reed, Ohlovillo, 6 00
William Hood, Smiths Ferry, . 200
John Johnston, Ifookstown, 2 00
1.. jlarpri,Bl)mtert t t :.1 1 , , pif t
.Jantesl owlet', lilackhawk, •
Mrs. Jane Mitchell, Blackhawk,
SainuelTorrence, Harshville, 2 00
S.-L. Ewing, Industry, . , 150
_Aex Ewing, Industry, 200
IL D. White ' lndustry, ' 200
41. 1). Marsh all, Zelleuople, , 260
lua'ld Fassbenner, 74110110p'; 2 00.
Abram Krop a Froedo .., , , 2(1 00
11, 51, rape, eF , 4 l. 2!
SAM/LlM—The omit popular *trade in
the market
_All eleaniing. To be hail at
the Ileavey •Ml3g Store.
,
Filhltanauer's Bazar of Fashion keeps
the boat stock of trimmed and untrim
med hats anti bonnets in Beavercounty.
vivo him a call, cornor Bridge and Mar
ket streets, lirhigemstor FL Jels;tf
1 .
P.% Rill:A intending to purchase sEiew
lug Machine should not fall to call at the
geney of the Weed Sewing Machine,
Rochester. •;,,;)•, , •
ritjri #••••••4«—:.
SEL LIN (1 elf ,w,all.paper, ,greatly re
duced prime. °RC paper at fifty cents
per hot, and others in proportion, at B.
Mulholm'e Bridgewater Pa.
larr Busit.—Our friend Mr. Fred
erick, of Ice cream :and codfeJtionery
WHO, has been kept on the rush fur the,
pipit week, supplying festival and pie-.
ie orders. Mr. Frederick cannot be ex
veiled
in the making of leo cream, and
WO aro glad to coo merit appreciated by
..ur eitizonx.
ETEIMM. vigilance is the price •of
health as well as of liberty. Do not be
cheated by Bode Water drawn from cop-.
per and load plpea, and flavored with ar
tideial,
_poisonous extract*. Try.: the
pare, sparkling, ice cold article, ,favored
with the pure fruit Juices and syrups,
only t cents a drink, at lingo Andrics= .
sera's Beaver Drug Store. All kinds 'of
fruit Jars at the Deaver Drug Store.
Bea'ter Atlntd‘. • Idea'sidif
prospefon* ;iglu ,wilp,op, closed, on
Friday, the loth lost., l an examination
of the pepik, to the Koonce of such of
the Trustees and patrons of the School,
and of the friends of education generally,
%5 may lind it c invenient to attend. EK•
l'reitiV2s will commence aT D 7 . 0 A.; M.;
and he continued at 2, P. M.
.iv Ilvatdec'n, hewa In Is. 1 Jels;tf
A WILSON ShIIILIO Sowing
that. lOW her * ,but a t 0101: t iara ift ,U004.1111j
Im bait chent;:l;;•!aptlying nt tho ikgency
"I the Weoll Sowing Nl:tektite, Rochester.
SEA Moss FAILINE.—TIIC 111134 itdicious
I:reparanon tor, ittal4ng Mar.ge.
Ptithlings, ries. Sze- oupply, of the
-11iltver I)rug Store.
tlitnattor'm, hats '.O cents. Jels;tf
J -
vice; ot thnlocturo•roorn of the now M.
Churelt of this place, will occur next
Sabbath. Rov. C. A. • lfolmes, D. D.,
will preach at ll o'clock in the morning.
A Sunday School meeting in tho after
noon at o'clock. Ito'. S. 11. Nesbit,
It., editor of the Pittsb6ryk Advocate,
will it ipliukewpnigg.
the c6iiirreos6l!
with them in Tose 'lnterpjsl.ol; Aqua:cat.,
NVoed Hewing Machine' is war
ranted for three years. .1 Linnenbrink,
I:.A.heier, Agent for Beaver county.
AT Ilannttoell, hatt9 get' ',Jong
irstisied.—Mr. Sllevi Haley, of Nlonon-
galiOn city, has Placed us under huitlng
..migatibns tpr a beautiftd,cluto sent us
a few days .ugb.:The,*rdiyii and
‘‘:!I I not be 4,liscussed at the pros-,
cot time. It is e uouith to Kay that MC.
Haley is a clothier by,occupation, a
gentleman, and trithal,.the . keen
jukorin Wo.9l,lngc.oticoullty. ,?Long
may he wae."
16 4. 4T - T.OO 145;tf
r9tarP ll, 4o • l 4 l r r.
ha)l. or gowlli4litodifirornis t int to
planted some astir
to potetroos on tho
sukof Apra and on tho Ilth of Juuo ho
f ,, und'young potatoes in the , hills luny.
hie .i7AI of a 'walnut. !Sixty throe ' , Jays
rnsii the time of planting until ono can
e•.nt on potatoes is getting along quite
well.
I.adles Hose, 10 eentm.
1 ` . 1 3 403d5:tr
Wr: would respectfully erdl the atten
tion.of our readers to the , oar& Straw :
Morton, agents for the Singer Mowing
Machine and tho wouder'ful • Ilinkley
flitting Machine. The agency for these
maelrinuw at Pittsburgh Is thq oldest In
the Vn ited
td by Mr. Straw nearly ,twenty years
ago The firm is entirely reliable and
anything comi9g, frpm, tank, rtatiptpliMP%
"lent may bii • tegaidedrioi l th# beg: A
groat, adyautago in purchasing from this
house Is, that. they are flnply established
and repairs and parts: of machines 0511
always ho had.
Sl7 - Hats and bonnets trimmed to or.
dor at Hanauer'a, corner of Bridge sad
"Market streets, Bridgewater. Jels:tf
r" - * s. palitmlisig. 7 .The house
of Mr. Robert °ova's); WU&baster, was
struck by lightning, on last Wednesday
I n n ig l j airlitagiri I ta l it i lfetr
ts.
Jordon, who was in the house at tho
time, causing temporary blindness.
10 010 00
1 15 CO
I 1&00
) DI Oil
I alOO
/ tO OD
/ 100 OD
ICE Cold Sparkling Soda Water, fresh
from the fountains and flavored with
° dri
.10 j ;
7/44 , 0 °4
LINEN, silkreotton and paper Fans, a
Mrs. Mrs. Beaconestr J015,4w
Deeldlh' ; t64 - 47;4114, )
We neglected htv week to make a note
of .the sudden death of John.„Barele t y,
egg., one of our oldest and best citizens.
Mr. MatelAY, up.wniil tite,CoSeeeen. of
his fatal illness was In his usual health;
and attending, aawaabla custom, to his
mercantile, duties. Ilia husiness on that
day
lug to the store ho was seized with pare
alyals, and catching hold of a post ho
hold hilaelf lin hi Ailsittetti and
ho was cenveyed.Anto the bongo. This
dekiiii4situd)enetikesans.on Friflay
June 9d, and from that time until
his death, whiAlit
succeeding Sabbath at abou t L . m.;
n‘oierrickek Jai w ut n years of ago,
and for fifty yoarsll44,hogalp litudncso
In this borougk, ;IP Nre si4d, Ar(owii
throughout the' county, as a quiet,
In
ofltgqssl gintleman, and hie'
defelrfuro'frbfn'afuhnft us is keenly re :
Fretted by all wlio ... kn;w; t ilin 1.1 )
Making nu eirninliunlion.—
VOy;ia potengot hold of a gun a fine.
Says fig anA Aocking it blow down the
muzzle to %co if it was kouled.... Jle didn't ,
state the result of 14!;.suiiiiihail614%bilt
the by-slanders, who•saw his head tly
offieildliFjdoillAkliffbriliaithat the
Piece wris' 'gorged whOit itcanie into his
hands, 7.7.-.7tntyu,r.T
Man
SEA MOSS FARINE and flavoring Ex
tracts and Easeuees at the Beaver Drug
Store. jels;2w
A. Nici and fresh assortment of mil
linery, hats, bonnets Bowers, ribbons,
itm g
just received at Mrs. E. U. Bascom's,
BetwOr. ,
loWest 'poisible pries t jelSktst
A Heavy Fleece or Wool.—The
Washington..F.l ,ii raer of I s t werk re
ports a heavy fleece of wool. "The well
known Spanish ram "spool ,''' owned by
11. C. Slushor .t eq.. of Amwell, wag
shorn a few days sinith, and his fleece
'lghed Thirty pounds. It wanted thir
teen days of one year since the ram was
shorn before....' This is un extraordinary
yield, and if any of our Beaver county
furthers can equal or beat It we will take
pleasure in advertising thorn gratuitous
ly,if they report to us.
A SPECIALITY made of puro Imps id
lac collars, by Mrs. Beacom. jo15;lw
—hiSgiseic with 4Aghtssitag.--Klii ;last
Thursday aftcrniitUt terrific 'thunder
storm paused over Pittsburgh aud vicin
ity, the lightning struck' variolis points
In theleity. A Mr. Ilartje, brother-in
law to John Graebing, • °sq., sheriff of
this county, was instantly killed by an
electrical discharge rear the Pittsburgh
etclosf I,lropsetanics atrfet,t9iFe, ( l4l
was'ariVliig a liatk at did bine, In wh
four persons were seated. The lightning
struck the off side horse, killing him, it
then passed to the driver's seat, ald a.
aifeadi.taied: tjillbd tar. 4iirtio. , Tits
,passengers inside were terrible shocked,
but otherwise nuinjuredi The msui
h t " 'Psc'e4.
PI ttb6sghtind t tbedulit ywest
not been visited with so much electrical
violence, as this spring.
A VARIETY of culls, collars and neck
ties, at Mrs. B. 11. Beacom's, Beaver. 4
. .
Dtatitignholtiel Vbiltora. , -On last.
/friday ovening.blovernoe, Oottp",,
MePailand l (atabiSuporintondentof he
soldiers Orphan Behpalt) and
ington, at*p6d4OkAlit-f4olatels Or
phan School at•Phillipsburg and remain
ed over night with tbo principal and his
family.—They are at the present time on
u tourer inspection—visitingthe various
benevolent institutions of the State. Ilia
GoVirrilar 'anti 'party - lett in 'the - ellitly
morning train for Fillaburgh, intending
'to spend the reidainder oith6'day HI the
city, visiting us many of tho charitable
instilneons there 'at Abair thno h1.061t1
admit of. We learn incidentally that
the ti.ziWernosPent au, tiourAir , tor Very
pledsitriffir-in .
it
.and i expressed 11111111 f w t yl
ple e wsef , tho4:4naluntlinagnt; 00 e
pupils nethat : '
.
ci d
Lo i pi is_ Linen. Fitir . aptl cullars,, pug
pi,( f .,/ I.xWeifrays: otj )1242 . 4 ,11., td
riii
non .A. ' .. „ - d15;411
Admitted •tofike Barl—kAipt.
L. Median of Now Brighton, was on
Mluiday hat ildinitteillo , rdn'etito law in
the several courts of this county. Capt.
E. in an active, intelligent gentleman,
and will no doubt soon take high rank
at the bar.
- - -
LEM ucLEdiur of thloi "pkoki,
informs OH that ono of his hens hatched
a chicken, recently, with but ono leg—
not even a stump nor a sign of a second
leg. The chicken' Mid its nnather "aril
doinjyt ,wetl trs could ho expected."
Tian Iler (blitche;) had a but which
hatched two chickens from one egg.
They are perfoetly firmed; hot w•e did
nuta►wderateraF4l ivere.eortneelett-
a ligalnvp . 4llll* . prt . tni:b4lCN the
Hinnilnie Twins. The chickens ore dead.
The old ben Nortives.
,33.tese. with the
uhlek.en recently noticesnii - tho eottikty
as having been lytteht.d.wltlx 4
form nn intekirtiitilsoda in hill,t9l
ry of Aiaturo' pirturo front hit
form laws: ,
.7
List 'of lettors rein:Lining in - 'louver
l'oit office, Juno let 1870:
Mr. donirA Boyd;
Henry Guppy,
Hiram BOIL., req.
BArrr
• plc( prtyloie4 pie, 911
agundani. htirkast wsts.'Weiet• 'lnefd Vat:
tering ha, 44. 1.49.1Wi T 411.1 , „101r0P
proiniSidatitlaitesual yielkitstirlieottire,
even en,the cernmonis, is very,luxurir
ant!"iftidaVili 'l(crtntiidtate' ‘Vielhlo
is not quite so heavy as last year, but If
nothing bails it, a good crop will still
ho gathered; rye !Wks well; oats finite
rank; corn doing well; potatoes thrifty,
and' fruitinT litinds plen tlllll and grow
lug, quite rapidly. , Pio; VSIP
have ktiithit. ukth :!,fsiro
hie prospect before us fur a year of
plenty. .
§rg,vvigruzi 4 Wcrriett, /teal t histsto,
Agetibi at heaver Paths, Wive for * Wale
over 209,000 acres- of choice \ and
mineral land, in Middle Tennessee, in
tracts of 5,900 semi, at (Ital . Tier ado,
easy 'payments. There has beau no bet
ter utfaite'C' l / 4 6r d Iri;et . uflaficni !siter4l l to
the married mei!, ot this , region for a
tiao than this one. sTltiee railroads 'Will
soon; trortprso this tract. For pirtleq
tars address the agents as above. They
have 'also about $300,000 worth of Beaver
and Lawrence eounty real property for
„d o . : • .
E rr!' tiNn fln 31uplir t is B P
see a statement In regard to my sheep
which you will please permit mo to cor
rect In regard to the iambi,. Single'
Willi* (not Ottkeitwitillbkitriplete) Itt Za
weeks old, weighed 51 and 61 pounds re
spectively, Kunitor.
relegates
contract for fencing • tine of the public
squares in Beaver, has peen awarded to
Mr. Thomas Schley, who I.)einudi the
work last :wet*. AO. tipill9 looped that
nothing will interfere to prevent the
early, completion of .11*' job.! • When
neatly fenced and planted in shade and
ornamental Ernes it hill procint •it very
attractive appearance, '
!, GNOME sll~9 o "."liettrY
Lob will
Immo thill ix:matey" on a vleltto tleimany,
about the sth of .July. Ho will 100
00mp444 lo'Lls
My friend, Mop that terrible cou i gh if
you b ldr u vraultelt r ze.. a
AU. EM. or Golden Medical Discovery.
For curing all throat, bronchial and lung
diseases it has never been equaled. For
palpitation. or Irregular action of the
c d l r .l ?IV
f you s ei tom ' in r the hoed,"
or Catarrh, Use Dr. Sago's; Catarrh Rem
edy. It: • cures when everything else
falls. t =1 ri;cl'
Wa are Informed that Smite Wu= Poz.nonte
Bataan acts promptly and quickly In toting all
Chronic diseases Erecting lbe Cunitt, breast and
Maga, u W bronchial aGections, acre threat,cbrart
ic or receht cough., croup, uthma, bronchitis.
whoopinsicp Nth, p 094 itarap i f==of
blood, koredessbtthe brcist;
hoarseness, coughs, Ac. And dud It is ri powerful
Expectorant. trite& look alteratives and dlproalra
properties, and studs unexcelled If rarely equal
led, in curing all diseases of the throat and lungs
.cured.Utlitas• et lair yearrituallagi
croup it to sald to be a perfect sporcide, and that it
acts as is chemical f. od, - and will build up we:k
-eno/I apd r 934titutiops. 1 '71,150ir la
and V. '-ge6 Ativatisoiticiii."• • • • .
nALLOU'eI MONTHLY MAUAZINE..—
The July iftiniliernillallOngi 'Monthly
Magazine is the commencement of the
thirty-sawand volume. Its popularity is
now so great that no .magazine In the
country standstilgher in the en/imago*
Grillo istolcidnifijsul4o link46sr /14
,excellence. liac Itnumber contains 10./
pages ofreading matter—storles, poems,
liistorlini events, wit and humor,
khOliphWel l ig I flypartAliph rad from
sfxteesqi twenty iliustidflbris of noted
scenes and places. All this can ho ob
tained ftir lit.LO per year, or fifteen cents
single copy and club tams aro even
che et iler.! Thomas a Talbot,.
3f r a intittubli
?I I t ti 1 L
'leaver! County i Mbst
Assoclation.-Semi- I Con
vention. •
Tho *suit)). County B. S. Association
hold its .11riit semi-annual convention for
WO, in tho .Nt,hyptyroh; 4t, Rochester
on the Bth and oth trials. 'Rev. 1). P.
Lowary; of Beaver, President, and Roc.
S. P. Crowther, of Now Brighton, Score
;f.l ItZl,'";./
First day's session opened at le a. in.
One, hou r was spent in earnest devotional
• exereise
‘44drie L r Irariatariti
.
Reports from schools were called for.
Perhap4 fiftecen to twenty delegates re
sponded. Schools generally in good con
dition, though not
,tunny conversions.
The uniform ;asset: i system generally
iuloptederaursatistickl4 Ididsed with
prayer at 12 in..
The afternoon session opened at 2 ce
cloqk. I Fifteciiminutes spent in deiro-
Sknk . 2:lii tfuniiigtleni "fiOW Attu
we make this convention most profita
ble?" Ivas taken up, Rev. Locke making
tho opening address. The points made
were:, ,Rafteist9ess poi n.% 404 4Ly, ex
periesraVillej .14:44wkstya *ale by
several ethers to the saute effect.
Rev'6. Lowary, Locke and Shields,
were elected a committee to prepare the
nuttistit.s of the Sabbath Schools of the
covil=ro Fr,lr
Messrs. O. It. Coo, B. R. Bradford, S.
CroWther and J. F.'Dravo. wore elec
ted dolekatgs to the State S. S. conven
tigiil4 .4 - tarrt.bo Lot
At a it. in. the question: "slow shall
we best secure uniformity of instruction
in the Sabbath School?" was taken up.
Iter. Crowther making tho opening ad
dress. Thu following are sotno of the
leadini l thoughts prosenttxl:
. object, isle bring souls to Christ.
'rho vicuna we use, aro ideas. The ideas
.must be correct, in order to make correct
impressions. Uniformity is desirable,
beetusei we want only proper ideas and
hut; Cloupoi doetrineatatigtit tho ',suffer;
inity truth as it Is in Jesus.
Uniformlty secures system, oilier, pre
vents L.-Mansion, secures harmony, co
operation, construction and SUCCeSSa. In
order t& secure , , uniformity of instruc
tion, let thqrle school hayo the sour
l#4llo titolißtio if 47(4 444 f
teaching it. Argo° upon tho leading i dem,
especially the doctrines taught. In .or
der to this the Suporiteudent and teach
ers shOuld meet, and 'studY the loSson
together. A good :exam book , may be
used. The Superintondent should brief
-1 reriMe doctrinal lessens. Tito school
should be graded, uniformly, from the
Ake. deftrtineutt
and We same trutlit: docirtnal, et i ktitsil
and experimental, should be taught in
tho Sabbath School; and in the pulpit.
I'astors and teachers should be co-work
ers in Christ
tever:ll persons added thoughts; Con
siderable interest.
question Box was opened at 4 o'clock,
and the following drawn out:
Ist. What preparation Should teachers
make? •1 Answer by Prof. It. T. Taylor :
;et Met:leaning of the 1E40,011 and the
manner of presenting it. Come to school
fullmf 15.
::nd. What tire tho clone: or lou t
1
`;ber)PY,W,,llStita rat
ti„„.
rd. Who shall teach the Infant class?
Answer: Hest teneher—most 1,1005,
untlllatient. ttenerally mother, suit
best.
the S. S. with special lectures by the
Pastor or Superintendent did:Arabic end
:ith. Is the blailboaid beneficial!
Answer: Alllrnitatively
„Evening session opened with fifteen
minutes devotions. (in motion it was
orakil Ifi I ode - nest oeittention‘'sball
meet in tho Presbyterian Chin-chat Bea
ver, at the call of the nieentive Commit-
Morgan Lawrence, ego
John ~,,, cuj.. .
Mr. B. F. Reed.
MetiarrieK, P. M.
tee:
811. 'Co try to teach temperance In
Sabbath Schools? was briefly discusaed.
Some doubted wliether the pledge should
be Used, others had no doulit of IN pro
: prioty, but It /,It(cal,l I.O(lene 'prudently,
(To ho resumed.)
History of Sabbath Sibnot effort,.
What it Is, was taken up, Rev. J. M.
Shields tasking OR opening address.
, Ile said it is an carnet work—n*l.'l3lldt
ted—eVer characterised by prayer—hence
successful. Sabbath School- instruction
produces intelligent christians. God's
blessing gives the success. The address
1 % 7 4 rifibol art Ito maiput
.vrilfeStitik 14 , &volFai • •
, A new song, prepared for the Stoto
Convention, to sit at Harrisburg, enti-
Hel "Beautiful Vale,i' Wile:liango Ad
journed. Benedietiod by Bev. Grant.
F:C . O N D DA Y.
opettedialtlii in.; usual devo
tions. The audience being small, the
order For the hour was waived, and the
(location Box opened .
Question—lion : iatai' singing ShOnld
bo~~ont kA iicliesida, and what
ive sing? It was thougfit there
should be considerable singing, - but It
should be of the right kind, high: 4o4 4
pure, earnest, elevating.
lb if tri.,ktkit importance and prOper
DNS of maps in Sabbath Schools was
ken up. Opening address by Rev. A
G. Wallace. Important to the study or
the historical 'arts of tho Bible, which
anti he better understood by having a
knowledge of the geography and
of AleismirlegendAlsppe yrA history ctribe
Biligoddibit - tt4Al t l te tiktkjitato
the School. Brief lessons should be
given-Soy the Superintendent.
AtUral the, question,. What truths
should Sabbath School children be
taught? was introduced by Dr. Brecken
ridge.' tilk4 shbuld be taught
fundamental truths about God. Christ,
salvation. The doctrines and precepts
INDUSTRY, Juno 4, WO
4th. Are uxtra monthly unectlititt'
sontations, 4111MAIRANY !Lunged.—
Jaius octal*
IC V )4 eibtattre= tl6 l2f and
cleaTt g . Saki
and keep the attention of all? was taken
up. •In the absence of Rev. Wlbon, W.
W. Mir introduced by giving lalway ;
otkers followed—not much difference.
Summed up In istissingarayer, encour
aging words, he " '
The reporter Secretary for New Brigh
ton, diatrict was read, accepted and flied.
10=o= TIM
tributions„ Arc.
e (Wit 414 mkr#Al4art owl*
In the usual form. Orncers in place;
athinattitid
.
for Mer smirprilig rid approved.
2:30 the questfOit,'Wlio shall teach ?
NM opened, :by GAO, , who said
these • who teach in Sabbath Schools
shoUld have a deep abiding interest in
the work—personal piety, punctuality.
These aro Important. High standard of
1.111064kre hit nisi* itemity4
though the more Intelligent the truer.
There was general agreement as to what
kind of teachers wo N ought to have, but
nearly all admit thdifficulty of getting
-theget no manY•wba might :andAshould
teaeh,being unwilling to do so.
At 350, w. W. Mair road the following
essay on "The Relation of the Sabbath
School to tho Church," which the Con
vention requested for publication:
The lielallon ?lithe liandarlielsoobs to
=d2=
In' order to understand rally the natant of thhs
relation, we tenet consider. In the lint Once, tie
character of the Church's great mission to Otis
world.
The purpose of the coming of Christ to our lab
Inn race, is to bring all men to repentance; and,
In the prosecution of this great end, it la a part of
the divine economy 114 there,;shOeld be order
aildaYstein In the arrangement of hid Plan prd4
aphOh Of MMus need to brlag
men M . * trieteedge 'aflthe flospll, the 'Chniffli
bilda hieffnit placed and lbr titiPiiiittil f y tar
ati.ed of tik ttie thlniW'of 'god 'atinWftk
itienittuto - ta, and symbolising :the' great "doe'
Owns 'o' the, atonement 'end 'tozenetatton,*
pita-tea In oli thadletne Mai adminiShip'
the sacraments; and of Codriaali Other 'aid' nisei
havlng for their end the peaainlgitilen
fe e d' Mid the salvation of Irma; meat be proseent;
id in cOujunction whit old In euberdinatlon to
the plan which licibieti 'tidied by infinite
dom.
°Merrill:lm eobviug theGoopet with IN tai
straining, refining and cleating, Influences In
coniact with tbd Admit and minds of mrec wo
men and children of all grade, tram the lowest
Meld:hest: '' ' ' "
llr,e Want lament,' seltdenilug men and women,
who will bring the maasei' togettrt,'and leach
theni in plain and simple bingWe the Miry of
the eines, Mad their duty to thentsetver,i• their
neighbors dud 'to 'OM:" Stich IS Osaka
work ape Chareh ; und'eneh the special dad of
latter °tithe Sabbath Moot, going • faith In the
greatness Of the strength' of the' Chtlielee'grent
Mad, ander bee direction, and supported and sp•
held by her material aid, her eyeepatitlis and her
prayeer. .
These remarks are nude to privent the lutitive;:
shot thainiayeittain la hie inituiS Of some, I.lMi
we,iegard thoSalibmhlichool as Of_
orgauirattleit: ' •
Fiona its rapid growth and great once s, ind
the ;wonderful Interest cluatening aroaid It; the
t'savaellie 'of ecavinutlonli NA . their Imukiati 'at
tendance, esketally in the atter:whit the
glowing accounts of the Streelgth and• piograw of
theheetitution, some of the most staid and
rerective Members of the Church may Possibly
iiiicitide that we regard thitiabbataSchoof as a
tree of our oln p . , and that ' e are boldly
tiesinuilnk the in:nation and rank. and thei
ins Of duties, tti t tmlopz to the church dine,
Let ad. hppieiiton be realties tiaaeh-a; end MY
the'co-operstleibetween the Ciherch *and' BAIA
be so sweetly full, that as enceser'lna di4intiter.
they may go on to cum and certain victory.
In order that the union may he 'perk . et, let ;the
work of theseticiel ever Ontinne leittemaa..
The study of the School Is the Bible; the par
tent to only ist Christ ; the teachers should be Ills
followers; their preparation to be made on their
knees ; their effort In'the spirit of the enthosium•
of the Great Teacher; their confidence perfect,
booed on ills promises. lot the exerciser of the
School be cheerfully solemn: let not worship
prove a talk: let their song,s be the songs Of Zion.
and let not the school room be a strange land
but let the spirit of gentleness be there, and the
atmosphere he love; let the savior's blessed in
fitience be felt from every teacher: let every,
word, end look, and thought, be kind: anal the
nue great aim be the conversion of the sod to
, Jtatal; and then its, heavenly, benedletlett
rest upon the enterprise, sod the Church milli
ly 11,11 lien School as her most powerful adleuet In
evangell‘ing a fallen world.
The tahndard of religions education tom now
livcouie so much Improved In the schools, nod
the applications so pointed and direct, that the
Clutich ft; 'orpldly; re:6l.ring feria:icon:ea* of
Intelligent chrietkcs, both willing and able to
give a reason for the kith that in In them, aud
matey of them Oiled tvkh an earnest burning de::
mire to do what they can to HMO the perhailug
twills around them. la there a pastor here totitty
who does not look largely to his Sabbath School
Teachers and Bible classes for material and sod
titian fo oithir4 r rt4u6i
95tirchttt? I topi4
faithfully to l p yes m , knit tiler
of grsco? When spectal services are needed for
epeeist purposes, who moat promptly respond,
here am I, send ? Modestly, but prominently
among the tried ones, stands the faithful Sabbath
School labdrer or scholar, ready always to perform
tilt rows of obedience to the mil of his Savior. So
Is the Church Offing, up with willing laborers
trout the Sabtistfi'Stbool, Obedient s td her discip
line, ever ready to obey the command to disciple
all nations, giving their moms, thew time, their
talents, ihenuelces a free will offering upon her
sinus. True, befoul the inauguration of Sabbath
Schools, the Church had many faithful member.
ready to do and die as thousands of them did;
but how is the grand army of Christ's faithful
soldiers'itlirse** iktr9pedthr mut her& ;
with what readiness of mporwe and apostolic
enthusiasm does the . Church now receivo the cry
of the perishing millions of earth, "come over
and help nil:" and If the times should return
when men must seal their faith with their blood,
me! they
, t•py, think you thecialallan heroism of
the children of formWdayi'lectulff 'pat to sffamo
the Sabbath School hoynand girls of our own day ?
Goal forbid!
Time, to 1 ttor, Adak of the, Siddiath
School to idd daily to tho Church wieh an ghat' be
saved, mud se the winks of the ‘nlorotig grow
thin through the ravages of the great destroyer,
sod the sohiiria fill, wearied rind borne down
by the heat and burden of the clay. it h.
furnishing us with thousands of young and active
rcerulte—baptized for the dead—gladly willing to
glee battle: nod, strong In the Lord of Hoge, are
Able to drive the enemy before them. Through
this isgergry lb. Church la entangling bar lionflang
gathering lathe poor, the maimed, the halt, the
Mind; add proving herWilf Warily the abeam' of
Hun wbo - went about doing good.
The nitzied &Magid Great Brill'ln, - and the
htit.tlon and Orphan Settool of America, glorify
the Church with their tidlnita humanity, emYylm:
the very spirit of Jeans Into the hearts a td homes
of the utterly destitute and forsaken.
con any follower of the Barlow, here todar, w
ind.' from a paha of thankagiving that the thumb,
mot her powerful ally the Sabbath School. are thus
pthiCd in the holy wedlock of a ithrlitlan Mias—
mic in motive, one in eruct -together idling up
the Woriald God! Truly Is the Church refreshed,
and angels look Do reloklugly to see the ranks of
geoid meti armed by Coolant actessions of the
test talent in the world, coming up to the help of
thS . Lord against the mighty, from the Sabbath
'School. of the Land. As one, may the Church and
School ever continue la their Itheris dime ;'and.
a. one shall they rejoice; and together. leun'og
upon the arm of thck Beloved, than they come op
trout the wilderness to a high and glorious reward.
Seeing theth:my Chile Man iftworm, itri tow*.
cy of the relation existing between the Church and
the Sabbath School, elbow ma to uk the practical
question of each or you: What to your personal
duty with referencuto the school and its interest.?
Are you Justified to standing idly by. and seeing
l , thqt frtVev*4l.o°!l”sl"Pf of t he e , l et " In
education of the young? The psramonut only of
the Church is to extend to all nations, to curry
~,,,fserralimodiplomv- m aqhe Gospel of Christ
Whoa heriiedriiritiirtlilim with au earnest desire
that his children may be partaker. of the rich pro.
riotous of this grace? Sham Peter; as the repro.
tentative of the,perdot believer, ean 7. Lord,
modnilkmilitaArrceilliettiaad. , W6 6 the
direction of his Sartori "Feed my lambs."
-The duty of the Church is to care for the lambs
of the flock ; and you and I, m4' brethren, have no'
obi 4 ih Ma 0tet.110?464
leachers, bat in some practical way, we can oil
make common cause of this work. If we cannot
give our lime, we can give our money, and we can
playlet the Mini bkosingtotollow IL iThe.rwe
can bear this blessed cause of Sabbath school in
struction Olt Off bieglttSbllbilentle lebleuesiGriee;
earnestly beseeching the Grad Lover of Soule to
make these little ones Ills own; Wog them-for
usefhtiMaid this liftreidiltethortel glary le tiro
ether. brethren, do we do it? Do we do ad we
can, and the We we an, in this matter? Wilt the
ntrafirui - temeardid* . this re.peet. - 'be
rendered with Joy? Ohl it saddens mo to see so
nitickoritidiMent lank inietieebia 'lvrtlebt of tee.
Church so Balms to this imperative demand upon .
m. My Christi:Wl Molds', let ns mat be satisfied
Idar t yL p V:rit i Roti't 1141elpdy so
con cam and'ease and del
egate the performance of this c'l important tlgty
Inesthen or.linti44 l o4o44l ll 4sl l lft Ith 3 cue
Tot would cot be meowed fellatio Side tonna
,OH/01/,‘" irtomPir)
st 4 Iif4tICRPt. I O I I4I 9I I 9 4 ° )IPVIAIh.R.
kmourhoWllNiglitigooloo.4f Plkil"*"l"ir+
1 0 1 4 ,410-16 / 61 f looldir l V N4oll WIC!
Wad, Igo cde
that the ffetelOther loteklifthetlM
Lehthemtemseed seal if the Mientli l 4l.446,
PaTirellan_.,_l64!"9.ooB,4o
.wl4l hibmi.rorl! off_ ep ..th,
•,:m. brinier vhillllniineleJeu
Jein i rommoim, lsoirer taf
ri„ WOW, iitoaria l Q u i
the Itatiwtsaga Olt/ Ilat% ` l ' •
'WO toOnleeto, -let la Mulder taylusd
mom; Wt. thom: Ms tatp:lth . anom.ommakia
them, to" melee Sat tattr
assiiiinee *its& suit Om Mem hoes tali bi e je
HOP" toOlfeentlx evadenleleticivedaY
mum* et .11b:wood. i`taaf, that be hashes
Aimi 'M s
itos,tla hettltaliet* ar
. ati sad (hit two !luny to tighlanumaii is
1 4!" 411 ! f01.1.‘, J. , .4t j 4)
questlOW:drairar, Op•Oad‘ isto u .
we' induci.ehadyee
VATouldil edo. !iv vonnnote4.
*no c ,0 4 ,101a.- it, 'WU' unani
mously naolied...that.,lve. advise all' at
the trebbath School, to °Menne Nlsods
of Hope," In their Schools. ltWas - also
edviserl e ttattho children set he wftiont
O r , t h ew m onis *fore O italpg;',ltia
Ple(10 1.; .
Te O y .A.E.A6 tit h elF4l , t l ;
funxivi tr,
Aviv 271% g f =w or V j
so. absti•ii= the ,promedinga An the
county papers: . The lionetary ewes, le
responsible tor - what halt aTpcired.
The usual resolutions ot Were
paakbd to the Trust* of the Chinch; to
organist„ and tliti:lptseplot for en
=oh wee Oilfired Or the
Biireterilo.proserve Ins magma the
4:l l=riaihis were laid over until
the next cation. '
- SiP motion, adjourned, atter payer by
Rey, yy:4l. Taylor, and lxmedietion
a doi , A 7 I •
.
S. T. emu-rues; Secretary.
(Radical please copy.)
•
fl° ll l vict ( ot ruvaii-na
June 181,187 U.
.
Timehers' Eiassilostiolus.
4111TifiElr,,q11117 .
Phill psburg, at Rochester School Howie.
JubrAt Ailifurgi o DrAdg ravatcr.iirauport
stAl alatinsll Seirra!lakkittitritpe:l
July 1.81.11, Freodura and St. Clair, at
FM4dili6cislotilaott t •
July tiOth, Darlington bow. and twp.,
Big Beaver and New Galilee, at Darling.
Lou aria)°, "louse.
4ttly 22a, I.Wett ttaLl, 4eopyttly, at Haan
Okla Masi%
übst lea, Moan, Hopewell ttad Logs-
town, at New §ilyilleld house.'
August,*,fftWeitla t ittriliaal
euce "t
August 3d. Rumour), at I.ln:en , " Widen
tisk
,I:#j i
4 Illapo}err r
i at Sc
August WI, Iluokstowa, Greene and
Georgetuwu,gt lloOtstown.
August B,ti . l.tubliuuritak,'
view.
4.4F• 1 4 9 4b. Squ;li Beaver und,Chippe
-1/41:-Ifallaielhestsehool House.
August 18th, Industry and Neal's, at In
dustry.- :4 .4 4• • . , . - . •
August 111th, Brighton, at Eakins
tichout '
- - • .
ugust 2241, Nortb Seu•ieklry, at LSIU
rel d'dint School !louse.
August 2.:k1, Frauklin,at Philliy Schix)l
Iltatme..• g gg „t;
August 24th, 3larion and New Sewick•
ley, at 'l'eer's ,Sehoui House.
September Ist, Beaver Falls and Patter•
s.m, at itewver ' 4 '4 .
September 2tl,
School tiou.se. „
Special E -
Sepal'
ber 24t e tin' I
'Hooks
No e exardipxl at, these lirEct.ii.V..x.
AMISIA tics except at the 0171)(00 record
01 1)i EOM „Poivtiely prit•,ttu-,ex
.
minutions.
i, lludglierty'a
stions.
7ton : Septetil-
Whitt' 4th, ut
Applicants will phatie - therm
with fuolsalp Toper,. pen and ink,
and stamped envelope with address. Ex
eras's' Wftlamitytienai ppinfitly sit nine
o'clock, a. m. r
ardor. F.zettiolsest
M.—OrgaulzadosAda l Ott hoFraphy,
Gstrutusikilcograploy, and PempanShip.
P. 31.—Itclittpo r ywocal and Mental
Arithmetic, kral*Mdfr-of Teach
ing,__ which •in nge of op!ti
ions - mid friends
of education, the prac workings
of the school system, and!the b st means
of advancing the cause of education thni
Ode Ed/hteirseltools: ' • • I
tors.--One hundred and ninety questions will
he asked on the &bore topics, to wit: 'Pi. tathog.
mashy;,SC. Geography: 10. Heading; A emetic.:
Atitnnictiel 5, Menta l Arithetctic; 10, Pommy,.
ship; lA, Ithitory; and seem Theory of Teaching-.
VII to PO per cent. of the questions answered cor
rectly. gradu.l ;-70 to tal grade 3;—.30 to IV gelds
3. No certificate Issued whose grade 44'r below
.we cent.
esertoro bolt.ixtr, profoosolustal crittlicatow dotted
prior to June lot. mat, will ' , least, (anoint thorn to
tug for rg4gwal. prokooloruil cortlAr.ates tbAt
Itott dOt Wed periodafiyeaneadrivin be rcheweif.
Announcements, ete.
Corxeit IxemetTE.—The annual Conn.
lustitute•will be held in Beaver, coin.
utencing 3londuy, Oct. Ath, and continue
in session flie•days. Itsheuld lii remene
bered that the School law inake:s'itimper
ativc.on the part of the County SUperile
teudeut to bold thew; Institutes; and it is
expected that teachers will feel themselves
under. obligation Outten& ~130atals of Di.
rectonishotekthaveanundersieturtbstWith
teachers at the time of their engagement
as to their 6i/old:tan :Ode CothitY. I astii.
tutu, and the conditions of their attendance
inserted in thu Articles' of Agreement.
The Executive Committee appointed at
the isselostitute will pleao44 meet at' my
office, Saturday, Ott. Ist, for the purpose
of arranging progroinne; etc. , 4
Smoot, Lnws.—Copies of the school
law • will be distribined to school officer;
during my examinations.
Scuanal i E:c.tutTAva),:i4.-14, or:Mr / that
the...411k, Unity he •uunu oMdiehlf the
children, for whose benefit', the school sys
tem was established, be inure benelitted,
used the system itself be inure practically
administered • the I . olloWlllg, stlaTslions
are respectfully„ but earnestly submitted:
tat , Each teacher employed by Board
of Directors should stipulate lb bold a
public exutaivat ffi n at or prat' the close of
the school terns. Patrons and Directors
could then estimate the value of the servi
ces
rendered by the teacher; and have
some knowledge of the prop* of the
school ; and at the 'same tame the teacher
hituself would have an opportunity of ma
king Iffiown his professional iiiccess. This
stipulation should be inserted in the Ara
' e gq, 3 l:Aignietoddt. It • .:f 4 - ;
tttl. Teacher; should forward' monthly
to the Secretary of the several Damns a
watten report of the actual condition of
their schools. This, for the most part;
would be a duplicate of the Monthly Re
port book. Au hour will be set apart at
each examination for the discussion of this
suggestion. Directors nod °Riots uricre
quested to be present:
I altatnairras+Tlic School Dopiriasent
spectfully requests that Boards of Direct
ors forward to the County Superintendents
their Annual District Reports and Four
M or o i , . cr i,ig es to on of
.beirt; Ille•15th
last(' 51:411•40 - . 0):nr ,of Alto r %lenity
will con vi a favor by being 1)/0;10 to
this inall,er. •
Secretary's blanks to County, Superin
tsnuleut w.ULhe.d.istribtliathialig-MY—ta
aminations. It will wave much ;trouble if
the rpscrelitriA w i lll3 l , llreler c ire:
Po,,,Tir PIM
ruivavEScnow...—Directuratunuot le-
ILA ffs44
sc V woo house for private ali ~ d selects sc lonia
'mime built. tcuchete ikrgitu D 1 440° 11 " 11
legal certificate:" Iris to be ho that in
all ordinary wan the regular, , teachers
will have the preference in this respect.
In orsler, haweyee to mei all e i iiiergeopim
of this kind, the: following appidntfnents
are made:
Examination at ,flarlillfilun. Ala . *
lffil ; Nev_ 4eliiitori, April 4th; Hooks
tow April 'MI; New Sheffield; April
10111 fluids, Alarion Tp., APr l l,, l2 th
Fairvibe, April 14th. Ndeerlinouw‘wil ,
be granted id thme....examinations fora
longei Period Mali four Mee tlitT ' - •
Doccuszrra.—Teschert? Monthly ,Ite
port-Boollao and &Mini Lew. ain , SilweYs
be procured at the Clerk of the Court's of
fice, Deaver, or at lay odloo at.Fnllkdom, •
Cosicummx.—ln issuing this annual
circuit's; I desire te .eXpreseintY,Preleund
thanks and gratitude to pusny Directors,
enfiftilentki ofallitlNUgkr
out the County for their nelfortu kindness
and hosplialitvLextended to moduriug the
past year. I trust that In the coming year
PIP. 7 bepill beimecdinstioemgenVist
accomplishing much :; 00 d in the great
cause of POPULAR EDUCATION. ' . •
Geo. 31. Primo, • •
• County Sup'li
e tasa arc.. ono
2d, wo RdloWttitiiddrEss . , dolly
wr•pd.by for. D. J. Ddipiphey of ado Ow*,
Oh
1 1603911fesiTtaIMIE:Aiivii — inttittiih4ins
rlil i eftliurboldtere,/ bull td. Mat lay fr 1/144sW.
rafiltthegelegriarlaillatn 'Timm
the whole filXitsiniii•Witirt.t
anew Ow, Wrookalwowisax utisa4 Tbdistais
gyar. 441=u h il l iZItiole v N4/2
Mesa elVilltisernmentla Rah try
rrerwa. Cl VW F line taltOtal, mum'
wit* of thio prindpirifor todnuole; wilet:klikt Of
a go/crustal& bent We a rttha .coadmin•Leon
l ustappeeseet , Take the ttocaan swap:pm the
pate,late It lb Ware, and *W. 'alum mum
tests at .lAroy. Mb: Oat *Very put S o ho) and.
illiaLielf *SW !AVM% lindtheraniXel derirwS
cussi t =intA e lr e = B l . l t =
tilt the ,
, tho Pona,tha banshee lad the prey. New
thiunparleFFqq egad lataporMace, stiebare swot'
stmt., .11OW h Get toot. tat as tfuyildrig In
thitsre,. tetrebt' toi yeloctios. bow
mat PriliaPb/ lato talenfactlifti, sad what
is Lttellsol of gettstaseut event swot approval ?
Why,' a nth compacr'whete ell' to peas bare
arise rights ; • isesuochkry-.4 swathe surd hi no
pans seam, hot pro tt Ms brood meantug—huff
theta rights cosh.% nut bine the mil anapset, ton
Yam Gol wheaten., the men. Goa& bust plaised
whoa the Mate With sthic4 ry undowN MALL me
bow; whit 'caused ate war s : bane ay It was
ton perwhers. You Macao Lay will warts's) ter
lkst as psi the stoma, yea tbe wit day iwy Mat
Wu brought oh the terrible war; tedium& is the
loctossiatency oy attar. iliac It always casstradlcos
WWI. The preachers dsd zee thing on Ws war,
Ibdugh wu,leeXt lot, ear belfaia, Placding
tdn right:• hfone, It le kW; that 'Lavery toudght
au the lowa bins, also, Is tacorrect, the ainse leis
further tt.elg. ,4 hes Own sold Mat. stay call
cumpeet Codtalui the eletneu:s of ite'dearattion
widow thollf Meth' thou of 1114 ansawaod, rib wee
the s• Irish soar Vstsdrusion ,It would hare
twa a good Wog. If o
our Gahm, Wont the limo
lotion cloned, had Lustheredup traut7 tad aletodret,
aad scut him back to Malawi , leen* was Ws
loarale tat the Ilud, cud to soppfirilta ansittcraef.
there must ttu plulteune.--lo Moho= there were
Oilman*, (itarto)ado titre this *would , t wast
We had aptotrate in the North Ate'. to pletwaar,
MOO who amid be oppressal. now towhees.,
to the howl., warted nod supported Was art...t
aste who wolkt nos work scut pre roes areas!.
Work was thew was 4tadrate, how they thought
Dud a white case tam Would waif was eu; butler
ibsu •Idavu.sent ecenntly at good; 1 went 1 bad
thaitYPllf brad, 1:Would Imre 13.0.rtt rust
old those nom I. hay Ito wed, and res.A to tbrns
.11.2 th at -win slot warn; Sleet nut eat. nod I
Weald Icau compelled Ulna to war. or carve,
awl If they bad stoned, We world would Isere
heed the hater fur It:
- • l Mee been a good while Witte. Iteneraucy sad
11101, brews circulatiug mailees - In ties World.
WKS 1 traveled a charge that /mated over lute
Yarylaud. 'We had four or five appoindueets bat
gamut tilem 1 amid fled bat owe place where 1
was et home. TIM man bud tux .levee. 1 used to
see Wree, young "ladles" gulUg to Church. They
Wide on an old tomb. •The noddle belouged to a
+sore
that,
ittobeldie was Wade •DOFIt•teU yeare
that. and the cid horse had coma tutu hells
about ten ye,.rs WWI either. They Wee tau
awe USIA to say.: Tut ts..ouwwuald ride
thwaThiit.r
cit ;501itic1.111.;,1:.4,14411.,.5id,ne
000101* lor inti horse hover went any Whine
theo they wingated,Mui, awlpray e slopped nitr o
they let gtrls UOO4 me tOl4l
ant lay Wine Mid euriy Milken.' I lost tr et with
Went iunrser—amsiceieta,•Thia vritsalm 01041 gest
brought on the wer. , • •
There till deer feelcogitnitlietf.tere aristle-
Mee cud deems:racy, Vann the time itte.louneas
bull geteleutclit pat hat hia& Wow ems beep a
struggling tuWard a better ri.: tpeg bare tweu
Itatoruffnaind g Owl= mute twerwit hi:olmb tu,
ccasivoages.. abet Weide Oat been slay:glut& so
rrlrg l i W i f iOt r e P tlilree 'r tuTW ' r " i L7 gelti v" l ll o '' grth " tfu
white 1: staid Mid illg 410011 through 11 11.11 WNW
to What 1404114 1 / 1 141 1111 110 primitive rock,
Through km- periods - of time. Oh, how' Mug !
worked Loom,: the Mum Ricker. his wt rt
of bMidleg up Was muted by penoda ,and every
petted refolutuus, ,iu it ever has been tit
govertutients.
When me atisturracy of the Sietth Arad us burnt ,
ter, wry prticati . pte talati4 , ezy old erummel Acid
t:tanspe gave his s.lupathles ithiboutlikiet if
ever they pray—a dd innl ktidws they ought to
prowtheromyed earnestly the the sesames dt the
hue every buuedt in4l Uf Wdcserg When
prayed - WV...40y for the awiass of die !Otto. .
- rllei • !Mem • Idea Uf putr l uterin wore toustal. up
mid 351 w taiiiere,, hustisuiwo. sone mud brothers
!dining to the ri.ecue. The people loved the denio•
tentle idea of most, rights.' hen our army was
MINA aud drtieet it slay the best: limt Mal beer
alum We world wee, tight:rig to tli2gnolleal e• 111,•
Me which men ken fought and i. soy were 111111111
who sympe,htzed not will. them, rlntesl 000 u , tug ,
guilt Ife, 10.10 1 Wien W wield IWO fte. - 11 141.11 .11
tulle treated them to hemp trieugli to luisc taken
them out art the ,wild •or a snort. time. • The
citiva.ry," rave th , Mark, elite tar d...Tlartll4 1 1 1.11
. 101 A, 01 weir fIICO C•1110,W100 gee 11401 . 111 j
.. 000 hays" gorse them 'I mater being they ended
them 'Vt.:mike.' 01111 they - Were Juunkvs. ' •
-Itwaa maul by a great tabu 01 the close of the
or Waterloo That - the wink 01 lil.en3 hW
gum, back one buedile years, Wet we Lome 0
1114 CoaiWtt.ttlif esiumbi lawman rights skald hose
gums bagV; heat UM hundred 3 ears. thtilaught
me question clear through the storm out haw die
tight, and the slur old nag mid heck ."%uto vb.
rooks , The world I. murun Werard =Whir forms
of govermneut respect for labor has got down
smuts and we have gut ^Juntiy • at wore ho mint
wetter /IMO now, bat he witwork rather than
starve. •
We area working people and if any. nation has
anything they can't do let them 00010 00a and
hire the Yinikeee, for a Yankee's ability to du is
only bounded by illlyonaltdlitte4 Let us always
rer!rect the wan that works. ' •
sue cause SU which we ihughttaa good. Than
let us strew powers on this graves of those who
fen, and if ',hero is among no a man who does not
approve the act tt thme is 0 troVeristnentanywher•
that will take him let es ship him tu them.
kviglandoseis proud of itfureccu iehtengale.—
lier name should have beets Changed, she dtwerved
a road Itaitradi few she was then - lend of man.
We bad tionamela at wormer' Arno went Path to
cheer, end strengthen, And tenderly care for the
•atirrind sold'er - : let them coma with the dowers
on every recurring 3101 of Ma,inut cast theta tar
the dravca of those who dlr. la the alrlin. May
God ever rare fur Our country.
Dry Goods,
,•A splendid note' stock just• opened a
Dentc'a store in 11eaver ell Monday, con
slatitigin part of:
• The lsze4 Detains spring and summer
style 15 cents per ytt'd.
- te::tod shaded•poplins now, style. at 15
coot* Per PACO 4 .
Extra heavy, gloms grain silk for sack
ing4oo per yard.
'''rittitys white :ind iiicolorod stripes at
Iw ceetS par yard.
lk:autifnl grenadine's fur dresses, In
now patterns. '
Poplins of every shade and color very
CPcaP.,
Very good' yard wide bleached or un
bleached 31Uslin,d21 per yard. -
Double width mohair lustre Alpacca
all colors 30 cents.
A vary good assortment of Lawn ii,new
patterns very , cheap.
Geed shirt fronts at 121 cents.
Plain, and Bibbed hose 10 cents.
A good pure linen Handkerchief 8 car.
Extra wide all linen table linen :71
oenbi per yard. •
taco cititains, 'eounterpanN and other
good.' (oonittnereits to inen don here, just.
recuilvtl (min the east. All. those wan
ting real bargains can save ) Money by
calling - early at J., 11. 11ENC E's, JI iliiu •
ery and Dry Good„Htore, .T.ltirti street;
Heaver. • • jeS;4w
SEW style lattA. if. tee antl gimp. nt
Mrs..l.. E. Koykeii‘f, jutf•!t ,
ISft Bwitr.ii.l4 Canton' City and New
Creek flour, a lot of white Lithe, Linseed
oil, and Mackerel In kits, received and
fur sale wholesale and Retail at Speyerer
t moth' Rocbester, Pa.
Temperance Meeting.
Proceedings of • temperance meeting
held In the cOurt house, on the evening of
June Pith, '
•
'Prof. Taylor ealledt lit; meeting to or
,
der song by •
On motion. -Hon: Daniel Agnew was
called to the (Jhair. -and W. C. tinnier,
Secretary. •.,
The • Chair stated the object of the
meeting. Rev. CreAtltcr of ,New
RrigL
ton, addressor lite meettog, , •
song by Moir: t
COmmittienu'RKdtitines
reprinted the
tenoning, whielt were received, (Hammed
and adopted;
• ,
Witmer:As, Intemperan c e is great
evil, destrbellytetolhe Individual, and
therefore a curse to the family and tektite.
State; and •
WitEnnAs; It is of vital importance to
Religion, to publie virtue and to good
order, that the people of this county
should he 'awakened to tho evils which
grow out of Intemperance, and that the
whole community should be united in
rdifstlng its progress, therefore,
•‘ • leceolved„l. • That we do now Organ
ttothaßettYar County Temperance • As
sociation; the oltieet
,whielt shall be to
desseminate information, and arouse
public Kontiment,.by,means of temper
ance publications end temperance lec
tures.
Rexolved,!2. ' That thoofficers of this
wieuelathin shall consist of n Pregident
nud, a, SeerettliT. • There shall also be
chosentitree p retools, who together with
the Pieeldent and the Secretary,' shall
ecataUtuto the klateuUve Catuntittee.
The ..ecutl,ve. teannitteo Mall have
aaperyl.slo met the worker Teniperanco
RefornithrOughout the county ; and co- .
operate wit & local' orgardiallens whets:
eve/4166y way . be formed.. .:
• Iteseteal, l 3.• iThalt we recommend the
=erganne4= of otudilacy soda.
every, brips4 atoll, township
the 'county or yer,.. , •
'ltere/Cq, etu4licartOodifotso
ilia action of , the 'late Ctimity Sabbath'
School Convention Inrecommending the
fornuillon of our,Ffluldily Scheel Schol
ars in 'each distinct Sunday School, into
JuVehile..Toutpenusee. Societies.; :and
sinirely hope that the wisdom of such
a lief Will be'seen In its' universal
ad Lion/ ..•- . • . . •
The
,following ticreons were e!ectal
!leers of tits association: , .
Pres Taylor. .
Eteerefttcy—W. If. Locke. •
' Xreeatire Oisetnittee.- • '• •
• '1• •' • • ReY, 0' Wllsen,
t • 1:- -John F. Dravo,•Frig.,
t;). Henry Mao; Nag.,
Oa motion it was rewind that ;la
promo:lmp of this meeting be published
in the county papers.
e nom*
Omni etteittigiVtiH6iai, l l 4 Aal Wit/ 'met
of mmioury rbd dvy geed' we have gait," a ',how.
Thereof bassets sad latta,eutd Ilinoisyea 11• tad
Asa dry goecti eu varkitio.' they% am Waver,
Mti iimitiboiinetilitWei.atettituffbits
Tait oveiihe Wood 41.4 at evitestygete
With Letitia norm sedltlibatitire %AWN
That tlaileatire bOnsietlooka really aplead .
We fliee bit. of 'lei*, bee and Marina ;`
I hope these few linen will be nn
And new, nay dear' friends. i bye yeti will ha?,
And Vino kW retch lid All my ryn:-
"We'll inane It yogi Intemulo ;It. 1 14 a all,
birbslnsef,
.ebe and alf
♦tl. Dased's Dry Goat/midMier, 7t.1.A•
luDivit.ll,lo..oet, [Maya . P.c • Osktw
=CIE
. Sunman Stt.i.wws,÷A seountliot of
those beautiful nhawis , have just..bren
opened at liencrfa Wore In Beaver. ;
theselsdlei who ware dlsapoinled in not
getting any of the nest lot,- can now. be
..'.Cuanr.itr." the agent.for tho.hook
on Mointonbitn, by Bootle, is now can
vassing this county .for subscriptions
It will no doubt he a • work 'of thrilling
interUAt, and thosewho aro aisposod td
know sunroof tho Institution of polyga
niy iii this country,Shouhl procumainpy
of thls work..
. . . .
filo ausvassing for, a Poliglot
faultily llsbie witn_illustzations and ex
planations. This is a superb work. and
should bo in usury family in thoootinty.
• • „ • , Anayllatnow
Clamp' fani hi ill I.llora, nt Mn.k Ku
Ructestdr. ' ' jt 2t
FINR French Anycerd, 'at link. IL E.
Knoken'4„ ytowliemmt.' jutket
Tile lleaver.Cuunty Agricultural So
ciety, will hold lug next Annual Fair in
Heaver, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, Kepi. 23th, 29th and 30th 1870. •
apr2o3mOs.j . . ' 11; B. Mow; &ley.
Iluvuustureu The Soda Water at
Moore's Drug Store. Ile has a now 'bun•
tain act up and a full lows.l of stotram on.'
"Go drink when you fool dry, boys, fur
eartain you:ought." Oftwurso ladles era
no ‘ t excluded, this Is a rofroihing,
lusi.lthful and 'bad drink.. JuS;:r
NEIGilliOnllOOD
IM=MIE
—On lastl'hursday -evening. while re
turning home from lintler, Jacob Rel
bar; br Middlesex Wivnaliip, wpa thrown
from his horse, and seriously Injured.
Ills head mu* phcMiciers ; were severely
bruised, his arm broken, and otherwise
bajurok , :lfe is now, vie • learn', , douse,-
..• • • ". ' ,
2-4,513,4*i04 4 .44; trip; 4;ooii i l4oro
is a yellow frame house the nelghtur
hued of which seems to be fatal to boys.
thiitisin.yeara ago a boy named Camp
bell was killed by the klek or a !aurae
there: 000 year later a boy named
Itubitiled there .front a wound received
from a scythe. Wedneadry
1,4 muted tituckwast was 'leading a
salt to water; there, by is rope,, which ho
had tied up his wiist, when We animal
ran oildraggiog the boy until he gut
mirallst a •ituud bole. Mr. blutekuust
who Ilk . ea In the yellow house, aforesaid,
eut Itia ;sail loose, Lilt-fie died In a few
inintstes..
COUNTY
—The Chalice Shut, is tliu union of a
new oil well, on land of Julio Mu - a1
uurth uf %Vs:Minium str opt, Lawrenco
burg. It cuunneucuil pumping first on
Friday of lani , week, producing about
three barrels. On liatunliy, it pumped
eight or ten barrels; on Sunday three or
four. On Monday at '7 u'aluek a m.,
while the sucker rods were being drawn,
and when about half of them had' boon
taken out, It commenced to flow, and it
is claimed that up to 2 o'clock in the af
ternoon, it had produced from sixty-Ilve
to severity'barrels of oil. This well is
owned brit. A. Clark, of Beaver coun
ty, and others.
—Thu Kittanning Free l'ress says:
very serious accident occurred on Sun
day morning Imt, near the mouth of the
Mahoning, by the running away of a
Want attached to a spring wagon. The
occupants orthe wagon were .3lrs. Jas.
Steele, Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. P.mldol, Miss
Ilingatnan, and the driver. In descend
ing a hill the horses bevnrno frightened
and started off at a fearful ride, upsetting
the wagon and throwing them all out.—
They were all more or less Injured,
Mrs. Steele having lair collar bone bro
ken, and. receiving borne severe cuts
about the Paco and head. Kurtz
had her cheek bone broken, her scalp
very much torn, and the herb of one
foot cut through and crushed. tier in
juries are.serious, and her recovery is
doubtful. Mrs. Bechtel had her collar
bone broken. MiVi Dingman had her
collar bone and two or three ribs.
broken.
New Advertisemeida.
Newspaper
Advertisin
• A nook of La closely printed psecs. lately hon
ed. am his a lint of tiro best American Adscrtia
It' lilePonts. clvirtg the names, circa lathers.. and
full wartlenlars coucernieg the leadlog Daily aad
•••I,v:ly Political and mate' Newspa ter...to:eth
er with all Ulu, Laving large. deco intuits, pole—
Pehell to the interest of Ire Igloo. Aviculture. Lit
erature. Every advertiser. and every
person V.bircuutemptafro Wreathe,: ouch. will tind
thIS laud: of ;teat velor. frew Winos utt-
Srr..onteeeiptofllfterama. IGEOI4OIK P.
110WILLL Ae CO., Publishvs, Nu. 40 Part;
Row, New lota.
The Pittsburgh tP.1.1 fond,. In Its icone of Mae
Balt - "The duo WC. P. ..moral s co., *Writ
i.saver this Merest:it; and valuable book. Is the
Largest and best Advernsint! A4c.tcy hrthe
Lad
red:hates. end we can ch.-flirty recommend ft to
the utteurlen of - those who desire to advertise
theitlhaatem.s arleatinleally sad systeanati.
rally In ouch n way ; that is, so to secure the
largest amount of publicity for the least expendi
ture of tram liclEult
SUMWanted ma pay mg bililOess:2l.
Figs:min. 413 ettertuut..t..
l _tulTe : _ty •
Tatturiteas.,
Inventor. whir wich to take not Lenard ktent
are sdirtved to cogoved with Sill & CU., eilitork
of The Scielitigr 4meriran who bats promoted
claim* before the 'Patent tillice for over Twenty
Yearn.. Thew American and European Patent
Agency la thu moot extensive in Ww, world. Chu
lerii than any other reliable agency. A pamph
let reinstate.. to Iniarnettotic to Inventory to sent
knits, MUNN L r.:0..31 Park Row. New ',Cork.
YES ! IT. IS TRUE !
That the Bra .Volrerr—the Led Ihroppers—the
11,0 Mr-Bolen to be found In the world are the
Original and Rellablo Double - Notion .Etna
Matiblooft made by dre -ETNA 31ANUFAC-
Trttr.c; 00.. of Salem. Ohlo. tend for pamph•
lot a. ntalning parliculars. Liabet:44rr
, 13t1 11V31.11.N Book.
UM e Zor .tutop, TARRANT
• innels:ivr 4
j0r16.31-I ail& 141.111 Fe - MO - axll
coraa.rilibouf pain; price 13c. sold at drug
and oboe storm Samples mailed no toad it of
take, and trade supplied by VIE JAVAE.:-SE
CORN FILE Co_ SiFloe street. 'fork.
_
COUGHS,SORE THRCAT,j ETC.
. . •
No Tedicine or 1 reAment oan excel the
powerful rural ire porrernf
DR. SININIS'
White Pulmonic Balsam.
It =midi!' a rapidity unequalled - b; any other
retumly offered for Throat and Lang diseases. It
it recommended by overtbeti persona' la Wilming
ton, and hundreds In Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
other elites and emnmunitles Won:hoot the coun
try. Mr. Peruatngton, or %%Wagtail, Illinois,
writes that there is not (with *few execptiono
family In that city who will be without It If pow&
ble to immure It. Such is itspopularity wherever
15 h. known—and this popolaav arises horn the
rctMbat It unbrenally cures all who use it.
le Parise of COCCUS, COLDS, SORB Tluttt37.
ASTHMA, • tittUNCUMS, CROUP, BLOOD-
SffITTLNIO,IIOAIatigIiESS. and even PUL3Its•
NARY COlsl3l7,lUTlOskishere the system b sot
'broken down With the *dr of the distaste. or pre.
tended taiudlciae, •or isexperiansed Advice. lima •
this yialmun will pot emb tf carefully used accord
ing to directions: We guarantee It all we rave
mat It an be and invite alrbal dots tbs./kW
egerywbere, PA** 50 cents. oredmetals said fl
riF largo Axed balks. Prepared,
J. H. SIMMS,
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PRACTICAL ORGANIC CIIILILLSrp
No. 701 ** Si.,
• li7ILMINGTON, Del.
ileilideptda depot. JOkowns,noway s Co..
den, OS Arch burst. _
Baltore depot, B. B. Hance, US Baltimore St.
Yodel * by /Nelda* Dealers veseraur. ,
. _ lusiltVarAT
•
ri xiritinTioN
:
• , 0.3
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. I • ,
t In ::~+i ~I::''
ME
=IS
N . o. 91 Eeaeral Stree-
'MRS. 8.
Ilas the Largest, Best Selected and Olean
Flowers, Ladles' Underwear, Ladles' and
Ifindkarehters,lewelry, and Hair (toads,
wqii'Vemst or the
Ladles .voilting'the city should hose this
intriitreet, before purchasing. • . .••
Please compare prices below
311.wri lints,Trimmtiol
Litlies! Hair, .Trimine
hi, Black Lm c,
4ico Collani for riletA,*orth
P6rticular Atter*tioh
npr2l4liii
ANNA Dxclussos, the celebrated
female lecturer, was badly picked up
in one of the Ohio towns a few nights
ago: During her lecture, and while
uttering "words that breathe and
thoughts that burn," She cried out
"why was I born." Pausing a mo
ment she repeated the inquiry, when
a horrid boy in the gri lery sung out,
"I give it up."
4 , -
Stairroatils Cathartic Syrup, Used la
all carol Inetead or PILLS, EPSOM SALTS, CAS.
TOR OIL, &c Melly Savored. Mom& to oda:.
Children like U. Pries .10 cents. Whoientle. R.
R. Sellars & Co.. *Wood slant, Pinebsugh,
JeS;ty .
Marr led.
BUSiI—ELLIOTT.—At the residence of
Uoorgo Elliott esq., on Thursday,
June 9th ivat. iy the Bev. James M.
Shields, Mr. I. B. Rush, of Columbia
city, Indiana, end Miss Nannio
of Heaver, Pa.
MALL—TeCIiEIt.-4mithe 9th of June
1870, by Itev. Jas. M. Smith, Mr. J. Q.
lieu! and Miss M. E. Tucker, all of
Deaver Co, Pa.
WILSON—DAWSON In Bearer on
June 9th, MO, by Itcy.l). L. Dempsey,
Mr. William Wilson, to Miss iNaucy
Dawson, llutti of Wellsville Ohio.
MESS. Ou 'l"nunelay
9th, lust.
i at the residence of the bride's
parents n Zellenopie, by Rev. Mr.
'lint; Mr. Charles Orohring to Mins
'Henrietta (Hess.
Died.
YOUTES—At Darlington, June Mit, Dal:
of mnsutnntlon, %Valiant It. Youtes
aged about b years.
On Tuesday, Sth iwiL, Darlingteu
Lodge, I. U. of ti. T., of which the de
ceased was an exemplary member, and
also the entire delegation of flood Teinp
lars attending the District Convention,
then in . session in Darlington, turned
out In a body and the remains were in
terred with the usual ceremonies of the
Order. ,
At a meeting of Darlington Lodge,'No
755, L 0. 0(0. T., the following proem
ble and revolutions wore adopted :
Wherati, The Hupreme Ruler of the
Universe has removed from our millst,
our worthy and esteemed young brother,
William li. Youtes, and while wo la
ment the loam of one endeared to us by
his goodness of heart and honorable, up
right is:induct wo mourn not as those
who have no h ope; for we have reason
to believe that though the body has re
turned to Its kindred dust, the humortal
part "Shalt inherit the kingdom of
heaven." Therefore,
Resolved, That we how with unmur
muring resignation to that Provident.°
who death all things welt, and that we
remember the injunction, "lie ye also
ready."
Resolved, That we cherish a lively re
membrance of the matey virtues of our
deceased brother, and that we emulate
those good qualities that endeared hint
to us as a friend and brother.
Revolved, That wo tender our heart
felt sympathy to the relatives of out Be.
parted brother, and • in token of
our respect that the Lodge and Regalia
be clothed in mourning for thirty days.
Iteltotred, That these resolutions bo
entered at largo on the minutes of the
Lodge, and that a copy of the same he
forwarded to the family of the deceased.
and also to t h e county papers fur pub
lication. In Faith, Hope and Charity.
. Samuel W. Reed,
Cone, Cont.
Ilmina Burton,
If ART.—(In the 16th of May, 1870, at his
re•tidenve, in North Sewickley town
ship, Mr. Wuhan:nal hart, egad shunt
57 years.
Neu , Adrertiseneents.
NCVIrtI'IL. Letter. Teats
moo t 7 hasim been {treated to the Mob.
ocriber on ale ...state of Ilkliniond Ilart • deed.,
lain nr North Sorkkly township. Beaver County.
Pa., all persons indebted to Mid estate. are hereby
notified that Intrnediatc payment Is required; and,
all nelsons haste:: doh.. azainst the want, will
preaent them duly authenticated for settlement.
New Itrizlitnn. P. 0 . jet.l;rds
DiSitOLIITION Or PARTNERSIIIP.
The partnerabtp_beruttibire exist lug bemi tFela
William Gamble and3l. C. Maim, bonder*, under
the arm oT tlacolde,t Harlon. wee illettolved by
mutual cutipent un um, I.ltrat. All brut am uutifti
will be rolled ',flit.. Garphle.
WIhLIAM ILIARSIDE.
M. C. MARTON.
MEE
11
°Idit:111! .% 3 D L O ?
It its k o gil dto L a i n — lo T tL '
Iloweturin. South Dearer Unnothlp. m IW. coun
ty. The lot contalto about 151 erre , of laud, reitc
ed In, with good garden and font tow. Tho
Foote la Ili gory Mut, with four roomased coati
cellar underneath. Altogether It Id a &tired°
tpropertrAnd will he told low. For further par
lealani Ingots, al the suideralened on the ornol-
JOLIN GARVIN. Jr..
or to Mei Garvin. et Rottener. {online
Wall Paper,.Wall Paper!
PAPER t wA.u..PAPER •
Carpets, Carpets, Carpets
Carpets, Carpets, Carpet*:
Oil Cloth. Oil Cloth!
OIL CLOTH! CIL CLOTH!
ilia:Jou, Shades! Mallow Shwkw!!
WINDOW SHADES? WINDOW SUAII44!!
B. IRTLHEIM,
In the Store formerly ocenroml ht A. S.
HARVEY. on Bridge Street,
. •
13ridgewsJiter, .
ie itibt receiving Doe of the Largest end
Itest Selectiti Stocks or .
WALL .PAPER
Carpet-'4,011
Stationery; Tr.tveling Ihnrs, Satchels,
- Basket", Tninks, Toys,
Guitars, PMBnti Mits. Ac
corileonsiall kilo!. of 3111-
Mc Strings.
i:ocrit 'NG Gti.A.smr:P.A.
(all Awl), Picture Frzwiww , Bird Cages,
Inks, Blank Boeka, Sterosenpesnail Sten,.
reoptc Views, and e verything desirable in
las line that luta ever been hrought to this.
county. His Stock '
CAREFULLY SELECTED,
Purchased 'Wm first hands, and 'will be
Sold al Greatly Reduced Film:
, Call and Examine for Yourselves.
OUR STOCK OF CARPETS
Will be unusually large for the present
smolt, and a room for the keeping and
sale of Carpets will adjoin the titore.
ma r..V:3ml - . Madinat copy.)
11 1 . NillittUy) e
11 0 1 .,1
IRABI/E 600D8
t.
C. ROBB
eat Stock of &mutts, Mac
Children» Aprun', bvee (bode. Iliwiery,
of any Retail Store
31tEtiaritisailriza.
n mind. and lx• sure to mu at No. 91 Peil
with those of other Houses:
Hum.
EEO
laulie , : l iundl a rc6 iet,
Sun ILL%
linrPrmpw,
Maldr.g and frame rbr
pad(' ordei•ed Work.
Misce thsiacoum.
BOUNTY.
$lOO Mindy collected for all soldiers who cutlet
ed for tbreAt 7rant between
Yluy .ltdagl July 22.111931,
who went dlschar-ed for disability lichee sentlt-t
two ye/lIV, and w ho bate heretofore melted fll.
botiot,a. Thq. endtufgatal Is prepuce'
To Collett theme Claims at over,
K modepte MM. mo &Hovel by Government. Ab.
Per for ;Where, Ifothrra,
.
ALL SOLDIE/LS DISCHA MI RD FOIL II HIM I A
, „
Are Entitled to Full Term Bounty,
and also to Arsions.
Call on or ortuttar:Aree to the linden.
AND iont (A 4 WILL RLCIIIVI: Pfti.:4l7
ATTP...4110,C. • I
13. V. 1.311.0W.N.
U. S. Clann Agent, GALErry, Bui -
Cntner Gib Av. Luc:tint tiu itLtietd Strtrt
PIITSBUIHIIf, I'A..,
apr27;"lll
NEW•
GROCERY STORE
Yi Bridgewater, 1-'n:
STILES CO,
Paidap's ante r, iwar thr Bridyn.
HAVE OPENED AN
ENTIRELY FRESH s7O •K OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
:siAILS. \SIN/11M'
GI.ASS. FLoilt, PEED AND •
COUNTIZY PRODITF;.
And In 66a trial all articn. not kllr room) nr .nrk
notanectlon. The -tore r,.no ha. I. rennwtclett.
and rouvenl.ntly arranl:cd,
dnwi, tr. Mr. JAlin !Ittle.. 1,0 Ion: nu:11.0 In
lid. community, will c ice hid personal dtiestfon.
largo nsperionce, al4 Itn)rungh acqualutonce with
the Trade. to Ilan .election nod purctta.c of cltolco
;...00ds. and Invite* the patronage of all Mho vlrlt
Ow lost goody lu the curtest. at chi lowcat cavil
price. All land. of country .roduce wanted.
& Moidzewater, ra.
}attain.
CLOTHING STORE. .t'
NEW GOODS!
Firing and !hammer Wear.
unilerguoit4l takel itlmulre I.t lii•
(Atining his friend.: and the pithiir gener•
all) that lir has jtuit and ;pewit
A New Stock of Goods,
TITE LATEST STYLES i•t1I:
SRING and SUMMER Wear.
ne keep., IIIN 4 of lvnriiiiien in; Ilk
employ, :toil freL4 conlirletit of hit ability
to cut and inaku up ganuenta both •
rAsmos.taix& DURABLE.
null in swell a manner as will please Ids
I=l
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
ALWAYS (IN HAND
Gtrlt rtml 'Lsee us before letteing gum.
OrrliTs Bbterrlorre
11V11.1.1AYI -
may-1;70;1y Briagt:watur.
New Millinery Establishment
lii -n.c)(2nEs'ruir.
MRS. S. T. 3-1:1.11,
Would infnrui public:. of it.whestcr
and vicinity that - OW in . ts 1114 ' , pencil a
NEW EirbERY STORE
UILI(ill'l'ON s•rßln r.
A •6urt.lirtanix alm)vu dare
Roc EsTE tt. PA
Dlfinn - Ltlllo
ME
.ILLINERY
Di all Ili brant•lie4. eltildretri clothing,
Shirt 4. A:c.. made to order; work to lie r..-
11(.(1 no. A mil sollotetl.
, P4RS. }§• T. :NEM-
my2lAntl
JAVIn
11AS RECEIVED
A u(•'.%• I \yell r+4•1I•(•/c41
ssoirrm ENT nl•'t
DRY - GOODS,
VS1:01.V;a1'11:11 - :a14 0
4./ T INSWATI 14;
lEEE
P DW&I,
WHICII,IIE OFFERS
Low rirloeis-
MAy 131.
=3
MEM
MEM
:10 mutt
Ell=l