The Beaver Argus., June 29, 1870, Image 3

The Beaver Argus;
ileaver, Ps., June 1111.11070.
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adetinisualeri' and 7Liocastace• Notices....s3 Oa
rpecial 'lurk= par PAW, terramtri.
rr' Payments to be made Quarterly, except
tir transient advertisements, arbleb meet be peld
in ethane..
Slate or the Thermometer for the
souk ending Jitne 25, 1870. j•
7 A. are 2
Juno 19 -75 des. , 70deg.
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21 65 deg. 72 dog. 87 deg.
22 00 deg. 73 deg. et deg.
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R. T. TAYLOR.
FñI4JJ 4 fl
Cleveland Ac Elusion* ili.llL—Trslas
pay Erat lane Berra tltatloo so follows: doe.
;a n ,: aq,ren, 9.11; Snaking Express, 9.14; Mad,
n ti p.
Trains 'role: West leave Bearer Statical aa
inns: Mall, 7.13 m.; Repress, 5.55 p. m; Ace
ommodatlort. 5.113 p. m.
Nit. Ft. W. a 111. i 3. S.—Trains going Nast
I are Rochester Station (at nail of bridge) as fol.
Isor: Bearer raUs Joann.
8.11 Been accom.
7.10 1. m 4 New (Male seam. a. m.; Falls
accunl. 1110 p. m.
Trains going West Imre Rochester litatiop, (at
end of bridge) as folkrwn: B. P. imam. 10 a. m.;
Rem accom.s.lty. m.: New Culls amen. 5 . 5 0 p.
le 11. F. littotn. 7.37 p. m.
Trains going East Mare Rochester (Upper) Do.
pot as follows; B. F. aecom. 6.091. ni ; Bohn gin
new. US a. m: Yew Culls accost. 4.10 a. In;
Chicano exp. 1055 a. m; Bearer Falls man. Ni.ls
p. m.; Chicago Mall 1.05 p,rxx Isle oap. 4.10 p. ml
Chicago rip. 5.05 P. to: Me men 0.55 p. en.
Trains going West. leirw Rochester (Upper) De
pot as follows; Chlescomalle..ls a. in.; Erie rip'
In a. m; Beaver Falls mom. 9.55 a. m.; Chicago
11.35 a. m.; Chicago exp. 11.55 p. m; New Cu.
d. snwm. LSO p. m.: Rite exp. 6.41 p. m; Bearer
Falb aWcOnl. LOW
The attention of the public is directed
to the following Now Advertisements
which appear for the first time in the
Aug+Vs to:-day
R. T. Walton
err as Cooper
John Border
Clerk it Co
John U. Robb
siwelal Notice,
A action Sale,
Homes for the Mei);
*options' Court Salo,
ithboieriptions to the Beaver Ar-
VI/I.—The following narnod persons
113 re paid the sums Not opposito to their
sans% on subscription to the Deaver
A mitts, since the date or our last)
S. C. Duff, East Palestine, • $2 00
(409. Douglass, Now Brighton, 2 00
Mrs. Mary Hunter, Industry, 2 00
11ev. A.ll. Bradford, ).Inon, 3 50
Estate of William Elliott-LNow Shef
field, 2 33
John f 3. Feder, Beaver, • 5 00
John A. (Gbh, 2 00
Samuel Crinkle, Georgetown, 4 00
Illackhawk, 2 00
Tug plaeo to got Cedar clowns I 4 at
IL H. ILanger'N, Ilridgowator. jo2`..';3w
STEVE HON at WITTINII, Real .Estate
Agents at Deaver Falls, have for sale
over 200,000 acres .of. choice — fasm and
mineral land, in Middle Tea'neasoo, in
trails of 5,000 acres, at 31.25 per fere, in
ctisy payments. There has boon no bet
ter chance for a speculation offered to
the married men of this.region for a long
time than this one. Three raiirmula will
s.toli traverse this tract. For particu
lars adtinsts the, agents as ahoy.). They
}MVP also about $300,000 worth of Beaver
and Lawrence county real property for
juls:4t.
AT' lianumer's, hats 131.00. • Jels;tl
"CuAittme," the agent for the book
On Mormonism, by Beadle, ix now' inn.
%Assiut% this, county for subscriptions
IC will no doubt be ii work of . thrilling
interest, and those who are disposed to
know more of the inatitutton of Isslyam.,
my in this eountry,should procure a copy
ofthis work.
Ile is airs° canvassing for a Polyglot
family Bible with illustrations and ex
planations.- This is a superb work and
should be In ovary family in theeounty.
insyliamos•
Li S ns, silk, cotton anti paper Vans, at
Mrs. Ilescont's. J015,4w
Dry Good's.
A splendid neiv stock jumf opened 31,
,Itticev More in Reaver on Monday, eon
enntlng in part of:
Tfie bent Delahis Espying and at l 11l ner
style 15 cents per yaid.
.1:ood slitulod poplmo now Ktyto At. I
1..4.11114 por yard.
' Extra hoavy gloss grain silk for sack
iiigs2.o4) per yard.
. Pikays white And in ooloroil stripes a
Is rents por yard.
peantiful grenadine:4 for dresses, ill
. 110 W patterns.
-Poplins of evory shade and polo r corn
Very good yard wide blenched or tin
bleached .111uslin, 121 per yard.
Double width mohair luidre 'Alpavei
colorm et-Inm.
A very good assortment of Law ns,new
patterns very cheap.
9:ocid shirt fronts at VI cents.
Plain and Ribbed hose 10 cents.
A good pure linen Handkerchief 8 els.
Extra wide all linen table linen 371
vitt% per yard.
I.aco curtains, counterpanes and other
v.sals too numerous to men don here, just
revived from the east. All those wan
ting real bargains can save money by
early at .1. ii. lIENCE'S, Nillin•
Pry and Dry Gcxxl Store, Third street,
beaver. • jeS;4w
A SI.E . CIALITV made of pure lat•e% and
NCO collars, Lq Mrs. Ilearotn. jel:l;4w
- 7 - -
• ,• Hanauer's, hats
,75 eents: jels
nigh onion cuffs and collars. and
f°"rY ribbons al ways (In hand at Nirs.
lleacones. • J01:44w
,:ellettm and bonito:4x trintmod to or
dur at I fitouneem, corner of Bridge and
Market mtroots, Bridgewater. • • jel3;tf
.t 1• Hanauer's. Ladies Huse, 10 vents.
jel.rOf
Beaver County Agricultural
will hold its next Annual Fair in
haver, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept.:Nth, 29th and •30th 1870.
al.r•'.A,•3mds.l B. Mount:, Seey.
• kir.llanauer's Hamra Fashion keeps
the hest stock of trimmed and untrian
iced liats.ana bonneti•in Beaver county.
;ire him a call, corner Bridge and Mar
ket streets, Bridgewater Pa. Jolrntf
A VARIETY. of cuffs, collars and neck
ti,,, at Mrs. E. 11. Beacon's, Boavor. 4
AI Hanauer's, late f2ii cents. jel:Of
ici: i Sparkling Soda Water. fresh
the fountains and flavored with
Avlieious fruit juices, at Hugo Andries-
N , ll • s,,lt'eavor Drug Storo. joDiftw
Itaratea tilts day at B. M. Itai)geF's,
4 . )ile ton pure white lead. Je22;3w
II racy black rep milk for ladles Racks;
al., a let of dross goods suitable for the
. .0.0.4011 at H. H. Rangodi. jeB2;3w
A Nara and fresh assortment of mil
arry, hats, bonnets, flowers, ribbons,
k."..Just received at Ain . . E.ll. Ileatom's,
Iteavc.r. This stock will be sold at the
lowest polisiblo prim. jels;4w
Itcesiven at B. S. Ratters another
lot of flaxseed oil : also one hundred and
fifty kegs asserted Wheeling nails. 3t
baSkoutand children's school
baskets at Ranger's. 1.324 w
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AT Ilausuer's, lu4M 50 ("antis. }e/53(
Sumunn Suawca A aeoond lot of
those beautiful Hhawls have Just been
opened at Bence•s otoro In Beaver. Alt
those ladies who wore dlaapolnted in not
getting any of the Brat lot, ran now be
fed.
Tire fielded "season' is isPotriet. Satur
day and Sunday last fairly dolled with
beat. The thermometer went up to the
tiOu in the shade, and in the sun it boiled
over. We may expect to see numerous
accounts of death by coup de solid.
Thla. It 13.84(1,1, nut! $ prevrted by
plaiting In the 'crown of the hat a small
sponge saturated with, water. Another
simple preventive is a dampened cloth
laid on the head. 'SUB another may be
fbnnd in placing a Om green 'leaves, in
the crown of the hat.. The Peet of all is
shade, and a dlah of Mrs. John Border'.
excellent Ice Cream. Her establishment
is a popular phme of. resort during the
heated mason: Try the remedy.
Young man. don't marry diMplei,
nor afiklos,
nor eyes, nor• mouths, nor
necks, nor chins, nor teeth, nor simpers,
nor other things. Those bits and scraps
efltenininity are mighty. }mar things to
tie to: Marry the pure,' true thing.—
Look allce:congeniality, kindred sym
pathies, disposition, education, and 'if
these beJotned With social disposition,
or even filthy. lucre, why don't let them
stand in your way. Get a woman—not
one of those parlor lay figures—not
one ottani) parlor autimutotta that sit
down Just so, thump a piano and dote on
• whisker. Living stature are poor
thing*: to , call Into consultation. The
poor little miss that can scarcely Whom
the depth of a dram trimming, can't boa
helpmate of any account. Don't throw
away your time upon such a trifilng
.i • 1
Mans, shoulders and sides of the best
brands at D. S. Bangor's, Dridgen - ater. 3
, liana rienic.—..t. social picnic will
be held on the fourth of July in R. Wal
telex grove, near his residence. Refrosb
monis will be had on tho ground by L.
Loose; all are cordially inylied. "Como
one come all I" Good muaic will be
furnished. Managers R. T. Walton and
.1: J. Russell. .
The lightning train on thePittaburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad, made
a recent trip from Bucyrus to Chicago, a
distance of two hundred and sixty-coven
miles, in four hours and forty-three
minutes; being almost a mile a minute.
Suamt cured ILIUM and sugar cured
beef at B. S. Ranger's, Bridgewater. 3t
—• • • --
111 9 Cnkeigeon vv. Drs. Marquis k Bare
low. This was an action to recover damage. ,
tried at our Court of Common Pleas, teat week.—
The plaintiff, in April 1%6, fell from a enfolding
upon which he was esgsgriat work, !waiving se .
•era Muriel. Dr: Marquis eras mmedlatelynum.
moue& to Ida old and audio:, upon examination.
that the plaintiffs Wades consigned in a diatom•
don of the ankle and Dictum of the !mailer bones
of the leg, requested that another phyalcian he
seut fore
Whereupon Dr. Barlow, the other defendant
teas sent fur and became the operating surgeon—
Marlinle performing the °Mee, eireply, of admin
istering chloroform.
Upon the recovery of the patient, It was aster
talud that the surgical operation bad not been
oucc.oful -and in course of time bl'eutcheon re-
In bring this action layingids damage- , nt
five thousand duller., Before the suawes brought
Barlow became a non.resident and consequently
the suit could only be maintained against Dr. Mar.
qui', whose aateloo was that he, bad absolved
himself from all responsibility by sensing to per
form the operallato and requesting the plaintiff to
sarure the services of another surgeon, avail
ing himself, however, of all the advantages
trivial him by the law, it was attempted to
etrenitthen the defense by showing that the dislo
cation had been properly redmoed and tiat the
present deformity of the limb resulted from a
want of prottc:r care on the part of the patient-
The jury, after hearing all the facts, returned a
verdict In favor of the plaintiff for one thonsand
dollars.
To nor the vitt:Bet redacts neither, wisdom • nor
Justice. for If there woe anyJegul liability ou the
doctor's part, he was certainly liable for a much
larger -ems We eau rou•eh e of no point of ..
view from whist. the defendant would be liable
for almut one-fourth of the damages the plaintiff'
has at orally nustelned either at his own halals to
somebody eise'n, except the mere fort of Dr.
blitrquie standing at dd patienee braise).- per.
forming a kindly office. If Dr. ?Unites none re
sponsibie, be seer sedately responsible for Ott
damages, but If Irrespenellile, then the rennet Is
erreneeolle.
, cTMulvanon Limo Hilne , Vanport.
Rest lime at tho lowest price. i Je'22tr.
Atteffialon G. A. IK.—There will be
a meeting of Post 204, G. A. It., at their .
Hall, hi, Beaver, on Friday evening,
July 1, Is7o. As business of importance
will be tramumded, all the members aro
urgently requested to bo proserit at Ilia'
time,
J. WEYAN D,
Pre3't. Com
Celebrating the Fourth. Our
old neighbors In North Beaver township,
Lawrence county, intend celebrating the
4th of July, at Moravia, in regular old
fashioned style. We venture the opin
ion that they will have a good time. No
celebrations this year iu Beaver county
that we aro aware of. Why is this thus?
Who can tell?
At Work on the Shenlm.—We no
tice that the 4:overnmont has rea eil
work on the river N110:11S opposite to
Beaver. The dam is assuming fair pro
portions. When completed, wo antici
pate good fishing territory below it. .
License.— Hotels. Harrison As
nts, Beaver Falls Borough, granted.
David Johnson, Homewood, rejected.
Joseph M. Reed, Bridgewater, grant
ed.
Done aster, Rochester, rejected.
David Magaw, 'New Brighton, : grant
ed.
Eafiny Hottlien.—JllllloB Conkle, Bea
ver Falls, rejected.
Lou is J. Wagner, Beaver Falls, grant
ed.
Wm. Barnes, Beaver Falls, grunted.
Henry Boyles, Chippewa township
refused.
Wm. B . oswell, New Brighton, refrmed.
Quart Ifou.ver.—Mary Alexander,
chestor, refused.
T. 40. Morgan, Bridgewater, confirm
.
Fatal Accident la a Coal Boak.
—on Wednesday, the 224 Inst., while
Mr. William 11. Roe and John S. ROC
father and Kon—wero engaged in mining
awl in the bank of Mr. William David
son, in Beaver Falls, a large atone fell
from the roof of the bank, and killed
both of them almost Instantly. The
father was about 110 years of age, and the
eon about 14. A coroner's Inquest was
held by the coroner, D: B. Corbus, over
the bodies of the deceased, and a verdict
in accordance with the above facts nm
dered.
TIIf SIWAY or 111111 HIMINEXT. By WIWI= II
Locke,A. Y., Choplalo. IJppencoth a Co. Cloth
too. ON pp:
The author inscribes his work "to the
living of the Old Pennsylvania Elev
sinth; imtil . to the :memory :lot its many
gallant dead." We have read this vol
ume with profound interest; At deacriff
tire and narrative writing, our author
can scarcely be excelled. To' the sur
vivors of the Pennsylvania Eleventh;
this book will be an Invaluable treasure,
and, to those of the brigades to which at
different times the regiment was attach
ed, it can scarcely be less so. It is re
plete with interest from the organization
of the regiment—throughout its battles,
marches, b!ivonacs, camps, hospital
scenes, discharge, reenlistment—until
its final discharge at the close of the war.
To tho general reader this book is very
interesting, because It atforils an outline
°title operations of "the Army of the
Potomac from the inception to the closes
of . tho war of the Rebellion: Camp-life,
marches, battle scenes, ac., are so mi
nutely delineated, as to be readily recog
nized as life-like pictures by every old
campaigner, whether of the army of the
Potomac , or of the Middle ♦nd Unif
States. If every regiment Could belie
had as able an historian, our history of
the war would now be as near perfect as
human ability could render Wo can
not • permit the opportunity to • pass
without a compliment to the publishers
fir the beautiful litter-press print and
superior paper exiiibitel In this vol-
Ulju•. •
k 7" Tbo 11;ThAfri;VitoOts boa been neat lei dl
loans and Mynas on tide Couttentat,ip
tletTiD STAY/010M &Wolof uen, T wo
thottaand notp4. of ten deign; each. hem No. fla.-
batmor. 11,0. liabmoo 9 .. both We ft
stolen use : the Mammary. No $lO notes of a num:
her Win than 113.11114,400. bare been hatted.
t•Pktaati look out Pot the stolen notes. .
A Metal reward will be paid to any person
through whose Instrumentality the thief may be
detected. Ifold parties preseating the shin notes,
intspleknia stick to them), and in any raw of
preantatica natty O. X. Slimy, i'ems. U. IA
Waahla&m June 14.1170.
A MuguLir Port
oounly
lotvlng novol merino acrimony took
place before the Mayor of that,to7n, on
TuaidaY, Juno ' • •*.
•
!gkikins_you er witaess,l agree to take
Cathrine stooll, who I bold by the right
band, and who intelligently, fell ooa.
and'aphitually love, to be my oom
pardon through hie, and to her I accord.
equal rights socially, reUglotudy and p a'
lltically with myself. "W. Pierce."
"Before you-as witness, I agree 'to
take Walter Pierce, who I now hold by
the hand, and who I intelligently, re
ligiously inolaptrituallylove,to be my
conapaniod through 1111, ind•Vilgree to
not usurp over or transcend him in any
particular. "Cathritte
"By this voluntary and premeditated
act, in your presence, we declare our
selves religiously, philasophi ly and
scientifically married. -
"Warman Pt ICS,
CATIIIRINIC
"These presents being duly ed, his
nonoraompleted the contract as en
tered into by pronouncing th parties
husband and wife.
CAJIIII PAID FOR WOOL.—Messrs, OIT
& Cooper will pay cash for Wool deliver
ed at their store in tho berciugh of Bee
vei. At'ednesdag and Saluiday are set
apart for tho reception of Wool. Je29,3t
141.10114 RD aro they who seek relief from
"Liver Complaint," "thilionsnces," se
vere lingering Coughs and 8i0n4 4, 1 a, by
using Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery; for they shad be
happy in knowing that the cn ticorn=
pieta. 01,000 reward is otr . 'by the
ori
proprietor for medicine that will equal
it in the cure of all thedisesaes for which
it is recommended. For constipation of
the bowels and as a blood purifier it can
not be equalled by anything over offered
by the medical thenity. Sold by drug
gists.
Dr. Sago'tieutanh Remedy euroit tho
wont, cases.
WE have received a cop . ) , of the News
.. Lr Directory published by George P.
I • ell d. Co., of New York, conhilning
& complete and accurate list of all the
dallies and weeklies published in the
United. States and British Provinces.—
Bound up with this volume is a Rate-
Book, giving the cost of advertising In
most of the principal newspapers of the
United States. There is also some
agreeable reading in the shape of biogra
phies or well known advertisers. The
whole forms a large octavo volume of
nearly nine hundred pages, and IN sold
for live dollars.
Improving the Obi. Riser.—We
noticed that the River and Harbor Ap
propriation hill appropriates $50,000 for
tiro improvement of the Oldo river.—
Sundt favors thankfully received, eke.
Ngw BRIOWTON SPLYINARY—CLOYING
Exanessm.—The present term will close
this week. Classes will be examined on
Wednesday at 9 o'clock. The closing
exercises will be given at Concert Hall,
on Thursday evening, 30th lust. 'They
will consist of essays and declamations.
interspersed with music, vocal and in
strumental ; the whole to bo followed by
tha singing of the now and boautifu
Gosischs, the Songs of the Months, in
which most of the young ladies of the
school will ho engaged. Tickets,
cents; to be bad at the book stores.
Late Southern Paperm.—We are
'indebted to Mr. Shallenhorger
ct Co., for a bundle of late Sosithern pa
pers. From their tone, we judge that
there Is vary nearly as, much bitterness
in the southern States toward the Gov
ernment as at any time during the war.
The whiphing they received was not se
vere enough. '
Fine Musie.—We are indebted to
the Now Brighton brass band, under the
direction of Mr. Charles Winter, for a
musical serenade, On last Thursday
evening. The music diScoursed on the
occasion was first class, and elicited
words of commendation from all who
wore fortunate enough to hear it. Como
again. In addition to the visit to the
A1LU1.714. office, the Memininaries of this
place were also visited and sweet strains
lent forth.
Olive Ltigisi'm New Book.—We
have been favored by Messrs. Parmelee
co.. Publishers, with advance sheets
of a new aud popular work of intense
interest, by the noted and talented Re
formed Actress, Olive Logan. It is evi
dently her master piece, and is at ones a
chaste, moral, high-toned nod truthful
picture of the subject indicutel by the
title, "before the footlights and behind
the scenes The work is a seething on
*laugh on the immoralities of the play
house and kindred temptations, by one
who has bean brought up from ti . child
amid the scenes so vividly desert bed.
The work takes in the whole range of
what is technically known as the "Show
Business ;" which embraces the Opera,
Theatre, Museum, Concert, Circus, Me
nagerie, Caravan, Lecture, Street Shows,
and everything which has an admission
fee. No ono could be more competent to
reveal practical workhigs of the Show
World, than Olive Logan. rho ix to the
manor born. Her father was an Actor,
her sisters live of them we believe, and
her brothers as well as herself, were
reared in the atmosphere of the them
Room. How hard to tear asunder such
life.feng associations! The Actress who
has the courage to break through pro
fessional etiquette, and turn her back
upon her old pursuit, has rare nerve.
Determination or pluck in any form, is
always admired ; but especially in a wo
man struggling towards the right. Wo
believe Mss Logan, has taken a long step
in the right direction. Her book is
bound to sell immensely paha' better
class iSliconiinnnity sympathize with her,
and will encourage and sustain her in
every step she takes to purify the Drama.
She is ono of the brilliant writers In the
land. The N. Y. Citizen says she never
wrote a dull line in her life, and could
not write one if she tried; which is prob
ably_ true, as the specimen before us can
hardly he excelled. The closing para
graph of her first chapter says:
"Wiudover faults these pages may ex
hibit, ono virtue I am determined they
:than possass,—the virtue of truthful--
ness. For the truth is the one thing in
the world of • Mandate which is the
rarest. Of critically excellent books, of
entertaining books, of books which' . do
credit to tho intellectual powers of their
producers, the world has no lack ; but
of books which toll the- straightforward
truth, there have never-been enough, I
take it, for the world's good."
While we may not endorse all she may
say, we believe that the work if awned
out as indicated in the advanced sheets,
will do great *anvils, to Morality, and
abed light on asubject, now imperfectly
understood.
The work is beautifully gotten up on
tinted paper, and in the. best style of
typography, proftuudy Illustrated with
over 30 full page spirited engravings,
besides a steel plate of theauthor, which,
by the by, is no of the best specimens
of steel engraving wo ever saw. It re
quires no foresight to see that the work
will meet a very rapid and immense
sale.
—On the 16th rust., Stephen Taylor, a
resident or C6lnton township, Wayne
county, was found dead, sitting in an up
right and perfectly natural position, in a
fence corner near his residence. fished
been for several years afflicted with
heart disease,. and has had a presenti
ment that his death would bo sudden.—
Ile was sixty years of age.
We have'lecideed- Dethly of the Pit.
kwntle Annus' Palaloatto of be 441cers
and Studetakoi
'Bittelcillestititutfeethesessions of 1860-
'7O, 'muted ' by Mithenial A' I s ab el a ;
pitestargb, Pa. . It Is the Deftest; and.
most tastefully &mulled' eibtlognit we
ever tow !II Beaver. Me. Ildarthens' is a:
geed.prlnter, as this pamphlet hears wit: ,
ewe:. 'was an siprontke the Pitt*
taltlo 'Pkocacit,egee. when_the resent
foreman Of the Aloes was Its formai.'
:iadelogue eihlblts 'an uerivalled
Faculty. awl' large number of Students:,
Thu Inatheilun Ir one of 'the uunCjmint•
Ise ilia floutlshinie of any of Its e,Uts to
the Western: eenntry—we might say in
the' Vatted &ides.
ES
irmrsavissa apsuutiwospasos.
Prrranviati, Juiscqo. /8 70
lklitor•lkaver Argue:!
I pig:pate to give ycot a hau4y sketch
of matters and things transpiring isaod
about thls "dear dlatcantlagt town," 'at
present.
MIME
lam well iware that very many of
yoeir readers, especially in the country
Mated!. tare sot I k e ... ildVa P tlig°l of
a
dallk Paper, and, Mecum, many things
are dlt4Y- 00,111 ThIll uldeh Is utterly
impossible to apprise them of through
the medium of a weekly paper.
I do not Intend to "do up" the Inner
life of Pittsburgh at this time, but will
lirietij speak of a Law things connected
frith certain movements 11pW In progress
in thn'Republlaua pirty of Allegheny
county, and which should beef great In.
tercet to the party in Beaver county.
There is a movement now progressing
here, looking toward‘ the' punting and
purif al l lion of our party.,
It is 'evident - to every carehrl olnierver,
that there Is a deep and wide spread dis
content with the action of certain per
dens of the Itepublicanparly in this and
othaecotintles In ' the Shale; nit - with
the party as a party, but with certain
quasi members of it.
Yes, air, we say it with deep , regret,
that our great prty—that *V which
wan. ersded for purposes of
which carried the.nati on through a fierce
and bloody struggle Elbe its . life princi
ples—which sustained, nay, which was
the government—that party, we any, is
lust now in danger of being wrecked by
its professed friends. And how?
There are some mon who value a ;total:t
ram; horse only as a machine for making
money—forgetting the noble qualities—
the almost human instinct and reason of
the animal. And.so there arenion who
value a party, only so far as it affords
opportunity for self-agrandizetnont.—
They may be seen attaching themielvos
to every party that comes into power;
first, a democrat, then a whig, then a
know-nothing, then a republican;
"swinging high their ready caps in alr,"
and always hurrahing in the largest
crowd..
These are the political iiampyres' that
fasten upon,. and suck the life blood
from any party.
And we hare them here; you hare
them in Beaver county.
Their baneful Influence can be felt in
various degrees; from the petty street
contractor who grade; and paves one of
our public streets] up to the highest
rounds in the political ladder.
The street con:_kitiet . or defrauds the citi
zens out of thairViSey by slighting his
contract, whiabda.7l;lnked at and ap
proved by th4illtteet Commissioner,
whet; pat iiiimdkiltpkin by a - member
of tke Council; saldmatiber belongs to
a ;" said "ring" shares in the
prcifita of this, and Many other similar
fruMis. This, is no fumy sketch: we
have several veritable instances in our
mind at present writing.
The License Commissioner, who
should-stand between the , people and
the dinlionoiable rum seller,„ sees only
in his office a moans adding to his In
come by , "extras," "bribes,'" and such
like; leaving the people who elected
him to suffer all the cells of the accursed
traffic. I .
We go a seep higher :and look at the
lioneeltmen shudder at
the :unite, ffir It is assaciisted with noth
ing honorable and everything dishonor
able. Such a conglomeration of Mill
representatives of the. people is seldom
aeon outside - of our State Legislature.—
lingo and daring frauds aro,perpetrated
upon our citizens at almost every meet.
lug, and the few really honest men In
that body are powerless to prevent it.
And the people Mitre hitherto looked
ntuphlly on—looking on as though some
horrid night-mare possessed them:
looking on while their hands have teen
tied and they Lust into hopeless insol
vency by these raids of the "ring' upon
the public money.
But the comatose stage has panned and
a healthy reaction is •setting in. The
people are shaking off the lethean lethar
gy and then—stand from under!
We also have an officer—City Treas
urer—initiating the glorious example of
State Treasurers, by pocketing the hand
some sum of fifteen or twenty thousand
dollarspor annum over and above the
salary pertaining to the office ; said sum
being the interest on the "unexpended
balance" in the city Treasury. Of course
the city is clear of all debt and don't
need it—tbn't know, what to do with it
—ntuat let Home body have It—no use at
all to any one except the Treasurer. The
courts have the mayor: under considera
tion knit now, and for the present here
It rests.
Wo might go through all of the vario
city offices in this way, and stir up such
a filthy, reeking stench as would cause
all honest men to hold their noses in
alarm, but we forbear at present for
want of time and hpii,M. Let us take a
passing glance at enrStateLegislators of
a few years back. Not designedly dis
honest when first elected, but once with
in the charmed elide at the State Capi
tal, perfect gluttons; for Lrgislative cor
ruption like vice is
"A monster of such dreadful mien,
That to be hated, needs but to be seen,
But seen too oft, familiar with her face
We that endure, thenpity,then embrace."
Here is both pOetry and . truth. How
many men could we in Allegheny, or
you in Beaver county, point to and say
truthfully, "(hero is an honest ;"
man who went; did his duty—and mine
back as poor as ho went,—accepting
nothing but his meager salary? Row
many? We fear they are few,
But what aro thelacta we behold Wo
Mend men who, to ail appearance would
not defraud a living being of a penny;
whose pecuniary circumstances crompel
thorn to borrow money to make a decent
appearance at the State Capital. We co
them on a salary of about a thousand
dollars, coming back alter a term ot two
worth immense emus; owning valuable
stock; buying vat:tablet real estate; build
ing tino houses; wearing lino apparel;
enjoying all the comforts of money; all
brought about by "rigid oconomy."
"Only this and nothing more."
And then too wo trod sonut whose
nominations for the office, 41:ftia them
and their friends many times the amount
of tho salary connected with the position.
What means this? • Is the empty honor
worth so much? Is the wish to serve
the "dear people" so powerful that they
cannot help it, Oven at such an Immense
pecuniary sacrifices. Certainly itla,who
1 1
dare dispute it? ut we will not pursue
this auiject farth at present.
As I Bald in an other place, the people
are getting tired ofithis state of affairs,
and mean to rebuke it. - •
Already a movement is afoot to purge
our party of this kkil blot upon, its fair
fame. We do net advocate forming a
new party, it. is ' enough, but we
l i ood
do advocate thro , lug overboard very
many JOnsha when. fuither continuance
in our craft will surely muse it to !bun
er and sink. It trill be done in Alle
gheny county, the "Oldest Daily" to the
ontrar y notwithstanding. S. R. it.
forty 7 fir#,...pi - gress.
fa:COWS i.. 10N.... • ,
iltaxAvt, tone So.— 1 / 01 , • rissoluthin
granting condemned' non tin' a mon
lat
ument to Gas. Nath:' init,'of . l,fo4` wash
pared. Beveral,reaol ens wire.affer-'
ed ; anions tberdiae ng" rint •ip for
illationas innieniri 41 1,4 'l4 U. 8.
ivoisury nn SeOinnt oPirePO4, siesed;
condemned and conflaMied in Yireinis._
by virinoof an Ante( Pongee's; :panned.
The Mouse amendment to the bin t o Au ..
thorize the setilisnemt ciftleeotints of of
-I,loers of the Army and itavi were cow
'eurred In. ' The Posted:Oppropriation
haus; then . considered. "audit named
mom areo a uipniv hi MOW tho frank
big privilege slug oolbe abolished un ui
after the first of October next. -in tho
avenlng the bill was Inithee.oonsidered,
"but without definite tietion the senate
Hotnen.--Itllla were ; Irodneed 'as IV!;
lows: To' authOrizejibit President to
open negotiations with:the BritisbNo . rih
AnierlomPrininontrpr,Otel'i'dirilimion:
an Stelae erica. Urilop; latannex-DOutini
-04 Supplement to the Stt:ftit tboLrellei of
Wid ow . sa d Orphan'i:or•sedmen-ail
marines of the IT: S. Minima, r Oneida ; to
promote the eultivatio4kof public lands,
offering annual proinintits for hest home.
steads; to repeal all IaWS vastly° to spirit
meths; granting lands to Preston, Sali
ne and Uenver Rail ltd, ; die. Several
reeolutione were Miami. The kortillesi-
Pon bill, aPPialiriallol • 1 1 , 2114 , 750 . , WAS
taken up and paned. {Pro army aPPro
prlalion of $29,977,3071,Wa5t discussed and
passed. An approptiatio n was made of
$20,000 oar ornamental** end shrubs
in Northern eenteterieMl A bill to re
quire National Banks, going' .
into liqui
dation to. retire their airenisaing noes,
was, passed. A bill extending the 'pro
visions of the act In relation to furnish . ..
lug suilliclailinlbs to ! ailieera acid ;liken
of the . nayy and marlin , corps', which
passed. AdJourned T L
SENATB, June 21.--A Joint resolution.
to determine the construction or the in
ternal revenue set so is to exempt hi
dietrihntablo some added to contingent
funds of Insurance 'companies, W:l4
pisSed. , .
The I.o4tofflee bill we. di.cussed,
amended and passed. The ileum+ Tux
and Tariff bill made special order
un
mediately after the Conajalar appropria
tion:bill wax disposed of. Amendments
to the'eonsular and diplomatic appropri
ation. bill providing for a Consultl calor.
al at Siberia; raising :Viuister to Japan
to an Envoy kr.traord!nary" and Itlittis
ter Plenipotentiary, and increasing the
appropriation for contingent expenstw
of fOreign lutercounici Mid for mimienx
abroad, from $50,000 to 81110,001), were
adopted. The bill was then reported to
the Senate. At sp. m., the bill waylaid
aside, and the Tax. and Tariff bill taken
up; but without action, the Senate ad
journed.
llousx.—A joint resolution donating
four condemned mitten to the 'Wil
loughby, Ohio, Soldiers' Monument As
sociation, was passed.: An net to pay
loyal citizens in the States lately - in re
bellion for services In taking the eighth
census, was passed. tinder a call of the
previous question a 'resolution reciting
the action of the Comnalitee on Military
Affairsund the HoMe in reporting a
resolution declaring"
,Mr. Whittemore,
by selling military midnavaleadetshlps,
as unimorthy a seat taflihe Ilouse, recit
ing MI election and the presentation of
his credentials, and resolving that the
11011%0 deeline 1$ allow said Whittemore
to ho swine In as a RePrasentative in the' j •
Forty-tlrst CongretuOtiel dirtetitm
credentials to be refartied to ' him, was
passed. The avii - eitcruses bill was
thon_eonsidered up tit; rho hour of ad-
Jonrrnntmt.
SENATE, Juno •"The bill to reduce
littered taxes, ite.„'wse called up and the
antetithuouts of theldleapto Contmittee ou
Finance wore read. :Tfui proposition of
the Committee to strike out the find
thirty-four sections imposing epochsl
taxes was agreed to. 'rho next three
sections of the bill inserted by the Coin
mitten In lieu of the. part stricken out,
were road. They provide for the repeal
after May Ist, 1871, of all special taxes:
except thosb upon brewers anti distilled
spirits and tobacco.. Also that thestwer
al taxes on sales he repealed, except
such AM now by law are paid by stamps;
also repealing the taxes on sales of leaf
and manufauSlared tobacco, snuff, cigars,
foreign and domestic distilled spirits;
also repealing the tail oti articles sched
ule A and tho special tax on boats, bar
ges and fiats; legacies and successions
on passports, and on gross receipts.
'Me three sections Were agreed to. Re
pealing., after Octets:U.lst, 1870, the ',tamp
tax imposed in schedule promisso
ry notbs for a less film than ono hun
dred dollars ; on receipts for any snot of
money, or in payment of any debt ; tool
also the stamp tax imposed in scluxiiiie
C. on (mimed and preserved fish ; and
further that no stain', shall be required
upon tho transfer Or assignment of a
mortgage, except when made upon asale
thereof, or when transferred as collateral
security. Also that COMUlbl'ilolll4 shall
ho allowed in the pUrchase of proprieta
ry• stamps. it also! allow 4 the removal
o c C lucifer or friction matches, sogar light 4
and wax, tapers froM:the place of manu
facture, for foreign exportation, without
payment of tax or +fixing stamps, sub
ject to the regulations of the'Commis
sioner of internal Revenue. A new se:-
Ron, which (when amended) was adopt
tstextends the time within which stamps
may be Infixed to instruments of writing
requiring stamps Ind executed in the
late rebellions Stateit' until June 13, 1872,
making the ponaltY; double the amount
of the tax. and In no mse leis than five
dollars. . The income tax sections wero
then , dfscussed, and tho bill laid over.—
The remainder of tliti day was devoted to
the diseutudon of the El !'assn Railroad
land grant.
Moves.—The bill'iluthoriiing the con
struction of a bridge acrosa the Missouri
river at Omaha and‘Council Bluffs was
painted, with an amendment requiring
that the construction spans h throe
hundred feet In width. l'he'e iten
OIL Ways and Means, reported a bill to
organize the department of interim! rev
enue and to regulate the collection of
taxes. The bill changes the . Bureau. of
Internal Revenue into departments, the
Commissioner to be the bead, at eight
thousand dollars per
. aniturn ; also, nn
Asaiitant CommMalimer, with n salary
of $1,800; three - leads of divisions, with
salaries of$:21,600; ninety-live wale and
fifty (auntie elerktl, twonty-live super-
visots, with salarleS of ti 3,000, and assis
tant supervisors ncit,exceetling twenty
five at nor-over elgbt dollars per day.
The bill also provides for revenue gau
gersi,assessors and collectors. Tito num
ber of tutslstant assessors employed shall
be permanently reffiteed by the disci' ergo
of all officers aisigned specially to the
assessment of any' taxes which have
been abolished by law, and the Co is
'loner Is further required to reduce the
number of assistant assessors in pro
portion to any reduction of the service
of assessments which has been made or
may hereafter be Made by the repeal of
any portion of the internal taxes. The
bill reduces the employees about one
third, and repudiates entirely the 'sys
tem of informers spies, moieties, dcc. it
was mado the special order for Wodroxi.
day. In the diseunsion of the vote or the
bill for the renewal:of the patent of Rol
lin While for improvement in pistols,
Messrs. Farnsworth and Butler engaged
in a very bitter piaaenat debate. The
vote was then taken' on the passage of
the bill over tho Piesident's ',veto, and it
was rejected, yeas, L: neys,•l 6 B.. Adj.
SENATE, Jane I.*: ---The COmmittee on
Foreign R e l a ti on * reported; resolutions
as a substitute forth° ono adopted in the
House relative to . fultan and Spanish
hostilities. 'They, declare the people of ;
the United Stales .caunot bear with 1
differs:woo the , repo - rta tiartrariti94
practiced In the island , of . .Citba... Tins . 1
Untied States prone!r against these,
baritiethy both parties, .and •denounces. •
thaw ns. contrary to the laws cst civilized '
warfare,land moloronly ireloda• they he
stopped, it' once... Vise peoPle'''hf the
United 'ate* are rattled 'to hear that
pretansicinain . properly In man are: still
:..014144 mine of
patlei n and humanity .thi ef'
. .y . overnment .
deMande slavery to ho shellattod. In all
the . dtiminlona of Spain on, this conti
nent ' Thellnited titraist 'having .'once
been; mimics; themselves, believe Ole
day of Enrtipean 'slavery on this 'conti-'
neat at an end, and regrettho :efforts of
liipaleito maintain her hold on Cuha
againtit. the wishes of the Colson.. The .
people of the tinited.States hympathizo
with the people of Cube In. their efforts
to secure independence, and at. the Mille
time ernpathire with the liberal party
in Spain who are endeaVorlitg to secure
hoe government ibr that country.- The
President is directed to 'ecnntnenleate
theie resolutions to the government ilf
Spain and people of Cube. They were
ordered to be printed. 'rho lax pll was .
consideioa • rot' home time r hut gave
place to a railroad bill which was din
eussedttil adjournment- ; , •
llotisa.—The apportionment bill was
disecused and referred to the - Judicituy
Committee; whieb, it la thought,' -will
kill the bill, airthey Will not bo able to
report this aesarion. The 'admission of
Georgia occupied the nttention . of the
Ilona e until - the hour of adjournment,
witliont dot:Julie action.
figtva'rn, June ell. —Mlle were passed
declaring the bridge hetween.lltasdal
phis and thauden a peat route; authoriz
ing the 510,000 nppropriatod lion for
the survey of the Isthmui. of Darien to
,be expended under the 'direction lit' the ,!
War or Navy Departtuent, at the dimere- I
lion of the' President: designating 'De
cember 2:it' it, January Ist, July 4th, and
Thanksgiving Day, us legal holidays fu
the district of Columbia. The Cuba res
olutiona were discusw.i and laid over.—
The tariff bill was taken up and Hu , see-
Umis continue the income tar stricken
oat, Time loss or revenue from thin Millie ,
will haven, hotuatle • up by the restoration
of other taxes ; its further consfilei ode!.
was pustpolled. After some other mat
tern olio general intortAt - were e..n31 , 1-
ered the Senate adjourned.
ilo es L.- —The (7onmaittee on Con inunce
reported an amendment to au act au
thorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to license pleasure yachts, which , was
passed. The Georgia bill, was arneodesi
and pissed. It is as follows :
"Snerlott 1. Be it enactcst de., 'flint
the State of Georgia, having complied
with the rooostruction acts, and Four
tenith and Fifteenth Articles of amend
meets to the Constitutiou of the United
States luiving.lieen candled in good faith
by a legal legislature of said State, it is
heroiv declared that the Slaw of Goorgi'a
is entitled to representation in the Con
gress of the United State , , but nothing
in this act contained shall be construed
to deprive the people of Georgia of the
right of at. Oleelioli for members of the
General Assembly of said State, as. pro
vided for in the Constitution or fetid
State. •
__ . .
"SE.. S. That so much of thu act en
titled - no act turacin= appropriagow , for
the atippert of the twiny for the yiar
ending June tO, lti44, and for other Tur
poleg," approved March 2, IBe7, as pro
hibila the organization of the artily or
calling into sereiee of the militia foreeli
rot' the Ntaten of th.orgia,
Texas and Virginia ho and the same is
hereby repealed."
Butler and Sandal lord a war of u•LaZtils.
.afier which the Ilona° adjourned.
Iff!2E!!!llff=
WASHINGTON COVNT
, —O ntn Friday last while Mr. Si bun
Wilson, of Franklin township, was as
cending to the upper part of his wale!'
shed, the steps gave way precipitating
him violently to the ground, a distance
of some twelve feet, breaking his coUar
binie and otherwise injuring him.
—A heavy hail storut visited Mon en
,gahela City on Saturday noon last. We
have not heretofore known a hail storm
of such duration, and when, after nearly
an hour's fait, the clouds cleared away,
rtearly the whole surface of the ground
was white. All the streets were „filled,
and in odd content heaps of the tee balk
accumulated and remained melting for
forty-eight hours. The committee
Making lea cream fur the Methodist Fes
tival, gathered enough to make all the
frozen custard needed.
—ltev..S. J. M. Eatou, 3). D., of Frank
lin, Venaugo county, Pa., has accepted
an invitation to deliver the address be
fore the Christian Association of ''.Wash
ington College, at the Coalluenamacutt,
on the 4th of August.
—Samuel II:million, aged about eigh
teen years. UM of Levi Hamilton, while
returning front a pie-nie held near
Point Lookout, in Franklin township,
on Saturday evening, was thrtiwn from
his horse and severely inJtired. lie
felt under the animal, the hind feet of
which struck him on the head, making
a wound between threefind four inches
in length. Both sides of his flee were
also injured. lie was rendered insensi
ble, mid eontinued so fur several hours.
We are glad to learn, however, that he is
gradually mending.
—On : , ..fonday, 13th ilia., a little child
of David Fulton, of Hanover township .
while playing about the house, fell into
a barrel of ruin water, and before It was
discovere , l was dead. '(he bereaved and
heart-broken parents have the sympa
thy of the whole community.
ncENI: COUNTY
—The sitwinill of Philip Shough, iu
Gilmore township, wan burned on last
Monday evening week. At the same
time, a horse in Mr, Shough's stable was
maltreated and several things disturbed,
going to prove that the mill was sot on
tire. Nothing but the iron work was
saved. The loss la about $l,OOOl Incen
diaries are becoming a little tee tvennmit
in this county, and u low severe punish'•
monis should be made. Mr. Slough is
a good man, and cm unoffentling citizen.
—The forepart of last week this 150
tion was visited by heavy rains. Now
it has cleared up and "old sol" is having .
geuenal "house warming."
LANYRENvE COUNTY
—. man in Mahoning,town has tho
nimo so badly that ho Ims 4 to sloop with a
corncob in his month to hoop Ills tooth
from shaking ont.
—Messrs. Ira D. Sankey and James L.
Carothers are, as delegates from New
Castle Y. M. C. A., attending the Inter
national Convetition, at: Indianapolis,
this week.
—On the :nth inst., Messrs. Frank
Sharploss, Mifflin Sharpies., H. 8. od.
bort, and Z. W. Helms, C playeaq on
the E . W & P. R. IL, were ar led at the
depot at New Castle, on a rant Issued
by Esquire Wallace, of Mal !zing town
ship, roundest on au information mado
by Wm. Holiday, charging defendants
with assault and battery, and potting
him off the airs of the Youngstown
train. The defendants entered bail be
fore Esquire Dickson to appear at court.
—On last Friday nght a party was
charged with wearing a watch which had
been "lost," and he undertook to con
vince the party making the charge, by
chastising him, that ho had not- stolen
time. A. few "passes" wore made, and
the pugilistic aspirants "stopped for
wind." They conluded not to light it
out on that lino, and appointed a meet
ing on Sunday, when some , "Ithoulder
striking" must be done; but both par
ties had become thoroughly, afraid by
this time, and neither mado his appear
ance. They were very fortunate in .not
getting into the hands of the law.
I=
--At Um mixing of a frame barn for Mr
Jacob Hoover,about ono mllo tram VU
ca; on Wednesday last, Ms son Mr J. M.
Hoover, a young man NMI Ab°" twen
ty. and residing in Mlllereek this
---.---- -
nounti, had his 101 l thigh broken in three
plural and badly crashed, his leg arm
badly:llo444 and other wise lejnied by
the Wilt* of a bent. Air. • Thomp
-24Hi.'-'1114•0 was also injured by ballot
from a Moving beet down through the
Umbers, but was able to get home.
—hfr. Campbell hteWilibuas had •
'horse, buggy snit harness stolen from
bin - preinises in Fitalloy township on
Sabbath night.. The horse was in pas
tura caught and'eric by the • thieves and
liihrbod' to tl t,
ct 'buggy, viltivlv had 'been
drawtai-ty bind sane distance from the
housO. Thu horse tea line, taiga; light
hay Gansu. with a white tnait in the face,
atid•rt good read:ger.
Roc. • L.' I. Ctawford, 'of Fairview,
Guernsey vOnty, Ohio, and eon Of IL
D. Crawford, of Mercer, has received a
will from the Unltcd'Preribyterlan Con
gregation of vtia, Valuate CO, and
hauqy, and Sandy LIAO, ;Menlo county.
—Mr. Jamas Carson of Oreenville wax
kicked I l ya horse and Seriously injured
on Tuesday moralng of last- week. lie
was leading the horse by the foretop,
when he stiddenly pulled loose, whirled
anti kicked, striking Mr. C., on the left
aide of the heed, tearint off a portion of
the oar stud fracturing the skup so badly
sa to leave but littlti hope for his recovery.
Ile coot:fleeced to rally, however after
about twenty-four hours, and it is now
thought that ho will get well.—LispateA.
01110 NEWN.
student at. Berea Uollege was
drowned a few, evenings pine° while
hapiing.
—There:ire now 1,030 prisoners at tho
Ohio Panttentlary , t 195 won and 35 wo
men.
+A man in Columbus ate hhi -supper
a few +minims since, and Mopped to the
pimp to get a drink. Suddenly ho mo
delled far help and PSI. lie died while
being carried into the holise,uf. homer
rinige of the hind+.
—The following resolution was before
the Methodist preachers' meeting at
Cincinnati and was laid over fur discus
sion 'Mutt It is the sense of the
preachers' meeting of the Methodist
14MAimial Church of Ciniannati, that it
is not only inexpedient. but unseriptur
al to license an ordained Wintuut to
preach die gospel." ' •
—.l Condon Moe Just dissevered
an immense quarry of glass gravel dif
quarrying his sandstone, :mar Trum
bull. It is I cry white, and said to bo
much purer than that found at Akron.—
A largo proportion of the rock is outnpus
ed of lino pebbles, almost transparent.
—The Dayton Herald furnishes this
infurcuiduns ounoarning t h e tobacco crop
in, the Miami valley : The favorable
weather for putting out plants, and the
increased number of acres devoted 'lathe
weed this season, give sesuraneeis of an
abundant Mop if no misfortune happen!'
it. About four fifths oflast yeer'S crop
has been sold at fair prices—ranglug
from ti to 15 ceutm—and whet remains
untold is held at smelt high tiguersi that
purchaser+ decline operating.
—lto not be above your business ;
he that turns up his nose at his work,
quarrels with las bread and butter.
Ile is a poor smith who quarrels with
his own sparks ; there's nu shame)
about amyl nonust sidling : don't be
afraid of soiling your hands, there's
plenty of soap to be had. All trades
are good to traders. Yousannot get
honey If you'aire frightened at bees ;
nor plant warn if you are afraid of
gating mud onyour booth. When
you can dig fields with toothpicks,
alt w-ships along with fans, and grow
plutueakes in dowerpots,lnen it will
be a due time for I lundles.—Dispatch.
- Tea! Advertisements.
AUCTION SALES.
r i .: » l i;l l ,":lTu l ,ft uc4 .• I Savlug L"" nr uma ir e ntl
Arietion Mk* to his ysril, in rear hfs dwelling
on Third Street, In the borough of Beaver, for the
pinnies of Lk/Begat Nth.: brut-('r
tows. Cows, Boma,B
or any ankle or erthandise,
_will be sold fur other parties wirhiag the setae.—
Day of salmi of ouch week, at the hour of
, r
2 u cloth y. to. Firms's wishing to hare artktes
alit be reitturrd to give th to dsyr Bolles of
I the article they wish to oder fur male. Public ut,
It. a will be :rivet. there days previous to days of
sale, Drir.rtf 1 . JOHN 11011D/Sit.
HOMES
FOR THE MILLION!!
Kan opporttualtles are now offerea for isecuring
.1.01331-1.1 Ina mild. Ala!My and rtas9,-”tat climate for
anatentta of their value Ise year. hence.
THE NATIONAL. !MAL ESTATK AGS3ICY
had ter .ale real eetata of every d Yvlpllon, loaf.
ad In the /fiddle and Southern Mate.: improned
stack grain, andirtal fares:
rice, erwr and caf
tan piantatkona; amber and atierrof U;ndal • CUP.
rl:Lapr and rvral graldesura and taming.* stanch ;
eaYL and will silts, factories, dc.
Write for Lamdlogister aantalnicke deserlpidaa,
location. price and wane of properties we have
lot laic
Afro, cows:4W with our Heal Estate onto& we
rinirn sad !tarn( Avt - y under
the supervialau of t h e \Vela laursto Thomas Taylor.
late ol the Oninance Dep..rtrucut, who to both a
as teat itic and practical usedi wile, and well aciptala
led la the di:Reran& liov ennuis,. Departments, es
pecially in the War and Navy, Urdpubco and
I?A_T_INT OFFICE.
Pzltra papers carefully prepared- DruDripye
tastlly executed, sod Ithoets ihnext
ore ix the shortest paaeilge haw.
hpodal attention given to rejeefol rases, also
moss fur reissue. exttraime, itsterferente.abaxaton
traul...i.C. •
I . ,fifidnitry rt.:lunation a 4 to the patentability
au artleto mad./ ou receipt of a brief ete•crip•
non or the ealllc—Slo 111041e1 requireti.
0211=1
P 00.11,, INVII:NT0111.4
aaelatin; 11:ercturaining pay uts arid after
nants ntitt.luz inventlonn.
Confidential m oar litts:traa relations Whit In
Ventura.
Tenn. ruwre re.......u0tb:e last any) other reliable
A1q.:.•11. - y. Circular cont.:AO:l2 Te:brunte 1./Draa:on
...pi /rd., : 11. W. .t CO .
net Suii.4,2l Rea: Lamle .Ivtory,
11:) .1r.:..... Wash:tog/on, b e.
Jett!
Notice to Bridge Contractors,
Omrz, Bra, LA Jane 1, 191)
propossie will be treolred at this °Mee.
by the Musa of County Ootomissicuers. until Frt.
day Um magi day of July. 142. et 2 o'clock p.
for the masonry and superstructuu of au Iron
bridge 0111 Mash Win. in South Bearer town
ship. where the State road moue. the same, near
the residence of AL Cusick- bald bridge will be
about 13 or 10 fret ipso sod IS ket road way.
Sruposabi must be accompanied with a state
mint glurg: the -total wel.tht of the cast and
wrought hoe. the ;Joann: working strength, and
the ultimate or breaking strength per linear took
u well se the greeted Wad load the bridge will
manta.
Plan and specifications tbr U rcennery of mid
brhlgo may be ..on o. Ms oak,' milli July M,
1870. The Conamisehmem memo the tight tofu
Jett any or all bid,. Ily order of County Commis
:OHS YeGOVN, Cert.
jeStnar kmlieni copy.
NI °OREN , DREG STORE,
INA V ,
)4. ) , M round nosurtnient 01
DRUGS,
M 0 et i a 133.0:3 ,
CHEMICALS,
pits,
And I.SrandioN,
1" a. i n t () i 1
OM
STUFFS:
TOILET AILTICL SUM'S
PATENT MEDICINES
In great •nuie l y. all of the heat quality. man pole
elnxilwr than can be bought at lug other
• Drug Store In the
inounle.
Impnnesio FroaiSi . 'TIM, 13 (...to.P m ' h°l
CheeresAtio.lll; $.•
The Lured Nock or
LAMPS a Lase Vilbolluvos, ziorruties,
STATIONERY. WINDOW GLASS PUTTY.
XIS, wawa! owtolde tbe clty,st Runner Druz
Swww.aad sold clutofer Om eau be twatubt any
where doe.
Let Rote wbo doubt Ibis (4#41 ore, sad Ibry
will Snob* tun mom
,r J. 3110.1111 K
Market:
rimmftvitsiso Dui aitimir:
°maul. TIM Nrra. OAZZTTE.
MONDAY, 1870.
rwun—is wady with. &blocs: deemed but
ustheaged, Andes lee
so
mew me. holder, a m e nladiessent abort
welter (beau". Mt a setter if mere. they sr.
endow to Newly their camoseere at quotatinoe •
We tonnage to genie wesletts doer, I. slums, at
s436distrd fatten onithilebed brsenterelther
ter.o spring. /tam/ breeds OWL Rmillistr.en
GRAIN—The amines ailed teedtheaddr.bet
with a good laid deemed. and 941. 8 1 01 1 1 1111 1 to
shipment, lie saute M
ani wen sea.
tithed t we tin neart a te to ruse
at SLIM and thoia, of width there is bet
tittle orbiter. woeld heft nt.litatin There le
ao impened doomed fret Coes, sad the useeket Is
Omer ender the der dote otardas free Ilk
(1
pile. and pricey are bight,. We oth leald ash*
orphaned at 110 etc, use oe mus, and we ate cog
andt this 11Mre teeing bete MON dm more
tensed. GAM Irma. noiwiamtmlidhU ll ""
it el Yet DO hepromment le the dewed, bet.
den genatully are cadlidest et better otter Nook
and may Mlles, ate unwilling to sell at poses&
4e:tattoos ; we mettine to smote at 61631 tt to
n, us inert and tretit—eale cat at di. Itypi
also roomer. etessimad by edam mat gh• tal e .
and pikes ate Mobbed lip; we cm report male ot
csra to go east, Os perste teems. understood to
be above Se et e . no momment to BMWS.
°wenn-or—mato vat and math r bet the
10 to be medal at this meson of the mit. IS oat
toustrt Medias always tight Muter the letter
out or June. and froth that until Meer berme.
Sugars and Coates are weak inth a droving tee.
deney, in • sympathy sift the donee is ged,
thong% th em I. no imatede Osage to make le
emotatices here new Weer inotheses quiet
but Sm. Symms den.
Vadusri Syrup, Owl Is
in ears Wird of MLA, SPf/OX sums, CAS
TOR OIL, ie._ 2100 Itgeoetel. Moment to take.
Cllll4res like It. Ales SS amts. 1111selesele, It.
IL Mien a Co.. 45 Wood street, Plttettergli:Te
,teetly
--------- -
Married._
ENTLF.--BRATTY.—OR Jima nat.
IVO, et the residence of the bride'
father, by the Roy. tiemire IL WM;
assisted by Rey. J, L Bromou, D. D..
Mr. John V. Beetle. of Freedom. to
Slim Miry Beatty, of Washlngkm,
Yeas Adeertiseaseists.
_ -
Miwr taur.. ist dna. of no
x_o Order of tbatripbota• (sort or Dome yowl
tf the naatersl ... : 'zoo yt ot ortte t . our t
ponniso, oil Me 1 elf d a, el%
t c o logr ti l i A an t
to teat
: canoe,
All that repot let at parcel of mood ciliated
to the borough of If ook ttoorn. county Ithieeethl,
booodot by the Pittabsegh rood and Lands itflotot
goody sod John Maribor, JOHN U. 110111 t,
jrl9;:al Ado,. gf .Ikryar4 Roth, dec d
--
J. 11. MoCaILEMII.V.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Third ?reel, Bearer, Pa.
Jona
GRAND CONCERT'
0?
VOCE, AND funitavrit MUSIC
BY TAE PUPILS OF TBE
Bearer Seminar! &Meal InstittU.
lu the Audis= Room of
The New M.*E. Church
• bEAVER. p00r,%.,
Uri I'Vedneaday Evening, June tUI, '7O
W cants.
Omar, W cosameace at $ o'clock.
Witte. •
114a1; Notes foe mile at the Aim:2 ore.
r‘xiscribats NOTlClL—Lotters Tests-
Lilteeatae ir l. Imming born fruited to Ws Itis►
scriber on Wa iadsp of Itioinicad Usrl, Ned,
late of ?toot likorlchtp, Roarer County,
Pa, all parsons ladobnd So said estate. set
notified that !mondial. payment is requirod i r
all persona haring claims against the soon will
pratent them duly authenticated for onslonieni.
JAREN P. PART. Xi,.
Nor Brighton. P. O.
DII
The plittoershlp_herelthereellstlag hetweeu
IgmeldeandX. C. Marton, Widen. under
the dna of Varslde R Marton, was dlepoired by
mutual comma ou June 1. tare. All Ina gammas
will be suliksl Say Mr. (iarslde.
I ' GAIMIDE,
Jefhlic) M. C. MARTON.
TOUEAnaieWs & M W e O lKh oSAL—Th
Itowetown. Mouth Seater lateoehlp. 151 this coun
ty. The lot eoutalog•hostlc4,,sorm Mhuul.frOC•
4 In, with good •eudeu .(cult hum. The
house Is I% storl dr. loth guar mamma and good
cellar underneath. ItoAter r I; , ts • aeslgebr .
re c ar ' s ert i V eholre " Cd' il tre " usd 1 . 00dWI the "gall.
JUL . calivai. it.,
or to Hugh Gamin. at iteebeeter. hod am•
EXECS:MOWS TICITICIL—Lettam 'festa
l:l4oml, Tesk: been panted to the Uptincel
lete otbilis estate of G. Calvin, deed.. tale
ides' Juni Deaver tornotep, Sneer Courts. Y►.. 0 1
perbono Indebted to bald estate, aro bereliy ttndh
ed that numedtato payment if, required: mud, ell
persona having dainty against the same win pie.
seta them duly authenticated for eettlentenat.
feit-taw. JAMBI.; ItAYL.
8899919 LADIBLIP 911M191.9.1911i.—Th0
°meditation M Mamas In tide bagitation vtll
commence at 9 a. r. e.a Wedaiendsy 191 k
Meant.
The closing exercises, coolletiag of • Grant
Compact of Vocal and IMUmmestal Moak. and
Grad nattn Exercleas of the Ilandor Chloe. oil take
place au Tharala_y avasba..9 l W knatlin
the U. P. Ciaucts.. - DooreEi t % coca. me
Coseat will be tickler the auto( Plat V.
do DAM . and I can pt the public &And
clam entertainment. AI Invited—nee to nil or.
der-karing citizens. D. 11. A. Pap%
}eatte
FIRE BRICK WORKS FOR SALE.
ryas rifaanx PTIIS Bard( WORM, stetted
at Batth•s Parrs, with all Par tools sad ma
chinery ecnaptete, an, for sale at a low prior. Par
chasers will address G. LUDIVRIO. at Plurbargh
(so. art Liberty street), 'tor Price sad temp.
je=aw
Reduced Prices
Speyerer & Sons
Unveil: 4 Iteturtud from the East.
WITII A LAME STOCK OF Coops,
Bought tt tlat
Lowest Cash Prices,
kill Sell ',Mlle (100119
AS LOW AS BEFORE THE WAR!
Con4hting of Ory Goods, Ornerie=. Pro
lardwetre, CanA,
anal Slam, Oeunt, Parting
Yarn- Iron, Nails, Paints,
White Lead, Oil, Putty,
quaensware, \Pil•
lowiritre/iour.
Feed.
Grain awl
Bacon, a variu
tv at Prials,lilusliaß.
Tietings,Delains,CheckA,
.I.lpauts,Jeaus,Dlanam,rniali
and Uoswry also. Thu. Collmi,
Sugary, Sy rupa,llalatutai, Carbon Oil,
9ali Mts. tithe Oietwated Omion City
AND NEW CREEK FLOUR;
Just urrirol and for talc, Whokiale and
Itettil,
At Pittsburg Priees.
200 Kegs Wheeling Nails:
ONE CAR WHITE LIME
Land Pla.•lrr, (ma Akron !Hiner!;
A Large block of
White Lead and Paints.
A eery superior quality of Strums & Wet
ups Soaps; and a lot of Carixm Oil
Just Arrive 4 and for sale, ll'holesulc
and Retail.
ALSO, PLIU CATAWBA. ISABELLA
-awl
Concord Wines,
Of our own vintage, for 41 " /
Sacramental li'arpiniev, are highly It..
emninenifed by there who have
used them.
They aro itlrin Agents fur the
ENIOPEN Nowa AND REAPER,
And Pitt. Nat. Co'a. Plows
Thanking the Publle for their mg pat
ronage. we hope to merit a liberal share
In the Inture.
All Gonda I.Wirered Ave of Charge.
Yon can rely on all goolfs being fresh,
as all our old goodmi rem wad at auction.
NIPEIVERER 8 MOM,
iivrukte
Miscellaneous.
11 ED
GROCERY g r rOltE
In .Bridgewater,
wrttar.iii dir,
Duidap'* Owner. otter the Bridge,
HAVE' OPENED AN
:ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK .o.e,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
GIVEENSWARE, NADA, WINIMY
GLASS, FLOUR, FEED AND
,CQUNTRY PRODUCE.
AY is peers) all bibles nasally band is etwit
connection. The bore rocs eab bees retoudehrd,
sad coovenissely errata rd. with Perm, Now wt.
dorm, Lo. Xr. Jobs Mike. so bag knows to
lido community, will give ble peroonal altastlea.
unr. enaisam, sad thorough acquaintance with
tbe Tra.&, to Ms selection sod potable of New*
Ctasd Issitegtite paltasais of all wha
t goo& la the loallral.- at !be lowest caeh
price. MI kind. egcoontry produce wasted.
J. aTILES & Bridgewrer. Pa.
- •
_ _
CLOTHING STORE.
NEW GOODS!
firing mod Suruser Wear
Tle• ain.lerognol takes pkawn• in in
forming his itietala :111Ni tin üblic gvro•r•
ally that li. 1133 ju4 nail lipeni”l
A New Stock of Goods,
OF TIIE LATEST STYLES YOU
BRING and SUMMER Wear.
He keeps the bun of workmen In hi.
employ. and fr.!ls confident :of Ids ability
to cot and maku up garments both
PASUIONAHLE& DIMAIULE
and in Hard I 'pauper will i.ie*
IZMM3
DEMO'S HOMING GOODS
ALWAYS nN HAND
OW and .let rift &lore fearing ywrt
Orders .Mseirhere
ItEICII. Jr.
mny 1;70.1y 111.1.1)(eWil4f, 1.3
New Millinery Establishment
IN 11.1(..)C1111:114TE it..
MRS. K. T. NEAL
Wnuld inform the public of itocluvter
and vicinity I lutt low
. 04 opened e
NEW 21:111XMAY STORE
1311.IaIITCIN 14 T In.: knr, ,
iltort .Ibove %law,
ROCHESTER. I'A.
911133
MD
liILLINERY
In all it. branches. Children,' cl.gliligy
tzliirt.g. Sze.. , o , lvr, work to IN. r.
114 A t,k3
MR$. p. T. PEAL.
inytnlimit
Newspa'per
Advertising.
A iktok of iii dopey piloted pager; lately lam
ed, coniainn a ilst of the twat American Advent.
la E Medina,. giving the name, cireniatione, anti
concerning the loading Daily and
tecel73= i cal and l'imlbr Newspapers, togrth.
or with all thine laming large cirestiittues. pub
lished In the legareatof Meligkwt, Agrumitare, Llt.
emus, ice, 4 Kier) Advertiser, and every
poison who coot emplanes becoming such, will And
this book of groat value. *stied the to any ad.
dress no receipt of fifteen cent.. 1311101L06 P.
IROWILLL At CO. rciblidenn. No. 10 Pah
Raw. New York.
The Pittsburgh (Pi) Lseries 4‘. icn
SP, ..Tbe.inst of U.
P. ID Co, whir
Lana of Mal
lanes *tie interarUng and uablo hook, le the
=mad ben Advertising Agency in the ta.
twi, and we can cAenially recatamwent it to
the attention of these who desire to adverts..
theilhosiness relestUSeally and layolleinaa/.
sally to ouch • way ; is. no to aware the
Lined Illabetlllt pu.dicity fur the idiot ezpendi.
tan of looney:* iketk tot
. S
71 M
Kitu a lrgar. l ll l rerVfot st. i .
uselB,ll. -
Inventors ',Alt with
are sdeleed to mower with "" `"-•
adltioe
of 72e SrientOV Amerietua, who lam bet aerrtr
claim bekow the Patent Ogee toe c"'"
TrteWr
Yew, Theo American and Xurete.."W
I`lt ht
Adeoey la the meet extensive In the world. •;_.."
cm lose th an any Miter reliable irzericy. A pa, ";
1.-tomtit:dog fall hutreellone to 12.114 X, Leah:.
final X CNN CO-. ST Cask Row. New York
. June:2;ew
YES ! IT IS TRUE !
That tie &at Moors—the Jk Droppro—the
11.0 Sr(pßaers to to (mod lo the world are the
Original and Reliable- Double Rotten 'Etna
litnelalabror made by the .ETNA MARCY/W.
TV NINO CO., of galena flight. Mend for pamplt•
lot Toothed= particulars. lionelletw
pup HUNAN SILICIIIINE-:Now Mak.
lan Tree for elan*. TARRANT & CO., N. Y.
tonollelw
11 JAPAN BEE COHN VILE remora
lE Ponto wldauat man; price 25e. sold at drat
and oboe atom. Sample. malted no receipt of
price. and trade sapped by THE JAPAN 4K
POKY FILE (NI.. $1 Pine ewer, New York. .
glrßlank Coastabitre bales for oak at the Au
e office.
Ja err tiJstr 37 .
Dr. J. Dr r 4
a water. I. deter. r.-
1‘.1.11111110111b, mined that
Dentist In the
- - -State .hall do
• work belt, or
• ehealser than
.. ... he offers it to
sy 11: Pd i5et 3 71 . 1....
best 13/11COAMI
111111.1116Ciarlid
I. Trailed Males. Geld and .11.
ter •)wrlllMllllool la a atykr
_that dray . cuenite•
ticket natialletion truarlinteed In all operation.,
or the looser returned. tine lam • trial
IlehtLY
STOVES & TINWARE.
0. R. ANAUTZ,
I►EALER IN
Tin, Copper & Sheet-
Iron . Ware.
ALLASICI O
bt Complete:A....trtrittlit of
Fire -N-roixtsg,
Grates,Cooking-Stoves
do O. do O:
Stooling. Gutted's& mid Swim Thou
Done lo tinier promptly and on Denson
able Terms.
Particular Attention Paid to Job Work.
.lappancvl nnil
PRESSED WARE
Kept Constantly on Hand
Shop on the lower end of Thin! Street,
Bon. 'vet% Pa.
Call and 1? .amino our Stock her ore
!mirth:l,4,lg rlerwh.•rr. [multi ir