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Beaver,l46. Oct. 5. trio.
REPUBLICAN. TICKET". us* "'
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OSEIHI B DONl.4li . opßgm qa
Ai/xi/Ably:
• % THOMAS J. 'CHANDLER, '
DIMAS M. LETHERMAN. •
WILIALAM A. MIC r KEY.
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• J OHN CAUGHEY.
SAMUEL TORRENCE
Jimry Cbasatiutower:
1 JAMES WARNOCK.
,trir Poor 'H
REEDowe Dirsetor:
• HIRAM .
Ibr Auditor
• • • J. IL CHRISTY.
lin• Trustees q t Acacia/2y:
REV. R. C. CSICHLOW.
' M DARRAGH.
Dii.JORNMURRAY.
Tine ibilowing is the' genuine Re.
publican ticket, s majority of the
Reptibliocnia having so, determined
on the with of May. Comusre this
one with your 'ballot' beam! , voting:
Congress--Joseph B. tkintery.i
Assembly--nomas J. .
Chandleir. • •
klutio LetberMan.
William A. Mickey.
Prothonotary—John Caughey.
Commlaalonar—liaumel Torrence.
Jury Comniissioner—Jamea Warnock.
Poor Homo Director—Hiram Reed;
Auditor--James H. Christy. ' •
Trustees ofikeadesny—Mattisou Darragh.
, Benjaroln C. Critchlow.
John Murray.
Do you lwant further troub l e and
agitation on the question tf recon
struction 41 If so, vote for McClel
land.' If net, vote for your nominee,
Mr. DonlSy. No selling the. latter
for vote, for Dr. Shurlock:,.
REJIIEMBZI4 that Chand
,offered
on behalf of thew who • for
him at the primary meetings, to
withdraw from the canvass, provid
ing Shuriock's friends would with
• draw his name; and let the County
Committee place the name of some
person on the ticket for Assentbly
who could unite the strength and
harmonize the action of the Repub
lican party. This proposition was
refined by those who are, bent upon
forcing a fraudateal nominee upon
the party. Vote 'for Chandler, and
rebuke this Cohort of corruptionists.
THE only opposition to the Rail
road on the south-side of the Ohio,
will proceed • from the ;Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. It runs and op
erates the Ft. Wayne & Chicago Rail
road, with which the new road comes
In competition.—Radied.
Now rend the following, taken from
another column of the same issue of
the Radiant.
"We drow up the charter, inserted
four or five Beaver men as- corpora
tors, put in Stoll and Macro/Ito pre
vent the opposition of the Pennsyl
\Tanta Railroad ring, and gave it to
Dr. Shurlock, telling him that if it
was passed at once under a suspen
sion of the rules we could build that
long-talked-of railroad."
Thong's frankness, consistency and
richness strangely', blended 1 Build
ing "the long-talked-of Railroad" on
the south-side of the Ohio river, with
Tom Scott and Don Cameron as cor
oorators, who are operating the Ft.
Wayne road—a rival to the houth-side
route, and Just on the oppoeiteside of
the river—ls rich beyond description.
Comment is not needed..
Do you want an attempt made In
Congress, to disfranchise the colored
race, and again fill tho °annul gram
blood and strife? If so, vote for Me.
Clelland for Congress. If not, don't
Sell Capt. Donley for votes for Shur;
lock, tho fraudulent nominee. •
"If a single • candidate fails this
year, we would not give a pleakune
for a Republican nomination • next
summer. —Radical. •
. The Radical must think its readers
are easily gulled. A "ring," similar
to the Quay-Rutan-Shuriock combi
nation existed in Lawrence -county
for several years. That combination
was .so overbearing in its deport
ment, and so prone to hociainate
'corrupt and inefficient candidates lbr .
public offices, that the Republican
muses revolted last year, defeiited
two of their most supple tools • and
smashed the "ring" all to &them&
(Since then the "ring men" in that
county have seen the injustice and
hupolicy of their course, and have
shown a less tranniml disposition
than they have for years before. In
fact that defeat settled things in Law
rence county, and this year the party
there is compact, and its members
are laboring shoulder to should
against the Democracy. •
The defeat of Dr. Shurlock, in th
.county, this year, Insures us peace I
'local polities next summer. Frau
,will not be •attempted again, tall
and return papers will be suffered o
remained the Co., seat, luvestigati
will be denied no one, and sour "ring
seen"; will be forced tb the conclusion
that unless they do right both, at
home and at Harrisburg, the people
wilt neither be led by them, nor act
with them. This lesson once taught,
these men, and ho is a short-sighted
politician who does not see that har
mony will soon after be restored to
our ranks.
THE last Radical has an article on
the Botithside Railroad bill , attempt
ing to hoodwink the public as to the
real purposes of Quay h Co. in intro-,
ducting it.. The principal point of the
!Radical's article Ina certificate of obli
ging generalities, begged by .1. B. Ru
'tan from John li. Page, Jr., Secretary
and, Treasurer of the Connellsville
Railroad. Mr. Page kindly, says to
Rutan that even if the Southaide bill
bf QUay .t Co., bad passed, in his
'opinion "It could not have 'affected
the building of a brancit i of the Pitts. ,
burgh'and Connellsville Railroad In
the same general direction."
'Nary sweetly said for Mr. Page,
. and quite soothing to the anguish, of
our Bouthsido Railroad schemers up
on whom the voters of Beaver coun
ty are about to pass Judgment. But.
when and wheredid any railroad bill
however mischievous to the public.
• prevent' any other railroad from be
ing built "in the same general, diree 7
tion?" Mr. Page's blandpropealticin
to ease the curse off our Southold.
Railroad ring, by such a statement is
as manifestly pointless as It a'
obllg
ing- no doubt Mr. Page, like_ a
ehrowd railroad manager watching
his opponent. while not wishing to
offend them, Intended it should be. .
The object of our Southside Reit
road schemers, notwithstanding all
effints to hide it, stands out plainly
. enough. Everybody who knows
QUAY and the corporator. be put into
his 4114 knows that with the amp.
tion of Thomas A. Scott and J. D.
Cameron, there is not a railroad mart
• por a man of apital among them.
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Scott and .Cameros • woulditot AVM
the. bonding of a railroad 4*kitie
south side of the Ohio rivet/o' 119 to
give the Pittsburgh and Coititellsvine
Or the Baltimore, Pi ttsbegb and ( Ill'
eagoltaliroad, an outlet in. this di
rection t 0 thewest, becamis:tbeir irof l l
!Tainted *tat:* sirt,_ 1 41 ) °,9t____! ° ;_i.
ik
The babe,* of gow's cort'u'obw•
could not bulld a lulled' nlirilectalld
did 'not people - Ito , tell to. Ball
they cou ld of their bill through the
10 1 0s4pire
,001 ;would seise upon
the most available route ibr a railroad
on the south • sdde of the lir** and
hold itigainit say and all ccalosithmt
wantlug M build a mitres& until they
got their Price or tbroed such railroad
over an inferinirratte• with thedsk :
of the Witte. route being sometime
occupied to the great dlsadvantageof
the firiat'road. • No. company would
like to build the firstroadunder such
circunistances, 'and 'the consemience
would be that Quay and his corpora
tors would get their price treat vat
ever company bid highest. whether
such company Wanted to build the
road or prevent its building. Thus
'Thomas A. Scott. would likely be
1 theptuchaser of. Quay &Co.'s South
side Railroad route to pretient a toad
being bunt over it, and farce the Balt
timmik and ConnellsvOle eorimairles
to adopt some other "geberal dine.
tion" westward. With' money In
their pockets our present proposed
Southside Railroad corporittorscould
chuckle over_thesuccess of their spec.
Math% and snap their fingeiti ke t thode
ile
they had awake' with delusive yes
that they would build or even id in
building such a sOad. i
'Mr: Quay boasts that he gav e VW
toward I survey of the route by the
Baltimore, Pittsburgh, End ' Chkego
company: He 'Could afford to give,
more than that if Shurk -•
wk and. Ru
tap could get his little bill through.
OD wanted to kiow the . best route to
Pittsburgh on the south side so as to
seize upon it as soon as his bill pis
sed, and wait Ito the highest bidder.
He was sharp enough to kuow what
he was about when he invested, that
$lOO in the survey, and the • people
are sharp enough to bee it too. His
legislative antics are the best evi
dence of his motive for such liberality.,
r~U`s,'
intim who are just now so busy
in denouncing us as seeking to dis
tractihe party in this county, would
do welt to pause a moment. If the
Anal's, during our connection with
it, has ever • been false to a solitary
principle of the Republican party, or
acted treachertitislyWith my Of its
ciulidates, er bartereflOtti,the ene
my, let it bush Own. If those men
in our midst who ammo to laumage•
our party aMsini, • were &derided by
right motives, rind! labored For the
interests of te parly, and behaved
themselves as honeldpol !Wiens ought
to do, there would be no crying ne
cessity for the - course we have been
compelled to takel We seek to sone
not destroy the party—to purge it of
traitors, and" schemers—to rebuke
those-who have shown themselves
unworthy of our corradence—teivrest
the party, now aleeost In its last ex
tremity, from the! grasp of those,
who by raislities 'pf the deepest dye,
have brought It to the verge of de
struction, andy possible bring it back
to what it was a. , year or two ago,
when as Republicans we all stood
shoulder to shoulder in 'an
and. earnest struggle for principle,
and went to the polls enthualastiad
ly, and .notreirsctantly, ns now; when
great wrongs must be endured, trick
ery smoothed over, fraudulent nomi
nations acquiesced • in, principles
wholly dhscarded,and the party sim
ply held together and kept in the as
cendancy., for the sole purpose of car
rying out the plans, and enriching
unprincipled political traders. With
principles such as the Republican
party has successfully, established,
and with a record such as no party
ever before made, if left alone. it
would run of itself, would continue
to gather strength year by year, and
could safely dely the assaults of the
enemy for the next generation at
least. But, held bad men have pros-
Muted It to their own base uses, have
almost hopelessly divided us, and un
less they are crushed and east aside,
As days,we fay, are well nigh num
bered. We have taken our
disagreeable as It 10; believing It to be
right, and shall maintain it-regardlern
Of consequences, washing our hands
of all respcinsibllity, and throwing it
upon those to' whom It rightfully be
longs. Let those men - who have
grown gray, and talked themselvei
hoarse - In denfousseln'g corruption,
fraud, and' rlngs,,lxdster up, if they
choose, these • tricksters who have
brought the party to such an unfort
unate pass: Time - Will show thern
clearly, that it is better far to purstie
the Right, thad to uphold the Wrong,
and wrong-doers.l.
REMEMBER that a vote for eh/nai
ler, next Tuesday, is a vote calk
against the disruption of the Iteinitk
Bean party, audio secure honest l y, in.
future nominations. Political in
trigue, end domineering mrogiucti,
must be checked... • 6 ' •
Lar rr ns distinctly anct•prorni.
nently understood, that the "rleIV.7
who are engineering. Dr. Shurlock'a
canvass for the Legislature, have
been convicted beyond all succensful,
contradiction, of having sold out the
party last year, (in the matter of
Sheriff) for the very purpose of piso.
log Shuriock's,election beyond tioute ;
for they were apprehensiveof defeat,
so obnailogi was their candidate to
many of the Republican party.
THE Radical has fora short • time
been'oehring $lOO for any one who
was Induced by Dr. Shurlock to vote
for John I Graehlng. The oar was
seen and Claimed, under affidavit, a
few doyen% by Wm. H. ffutherland
forrneily it dentist ot this place. M.
Sutherland swears positively that Dr.
Shodock last fall gave hum a Repub
lican ticket with Graabing's name In
It and ' , requested him to . vote for
Graeblng, which he did on the 'Dr.'s
request. But Mr. Sutherland could
not get the mosey. In, the first place
it was never op deposit at the /cacti
cal office •tio he paid, out if &derma
The offer was mere bluff and braVa
do. In the next place no cialtnitht,
with any. amount of evidence.what
ever maid get the money, Nouns is
the ring were to pay It, it would be
an open ackacroledgetnent th 4
lock was guilty ind eight to retire
from - lb* ewes. ' This would be
self-murder to the ring at eon: It
wilt play at almost anything rather
than. =itself.' Mr. 'Sutherland bid?
suocesdled, however, in exploding the
bubblowith whkb the ring bad ea-
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weloped l thruiiclek aniltexted
lie be; ibiredier anti the' plk*
of hts kappa's : v-10mi the eiiilenc,
jilt DUTY OF-YOTERD.:
The Yep/ York "TriNames" Ad.
else--Narostek elf EveriDlslum-
est •e Vail Nan.
H ill MT atietemmeall
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EiaiEEREEgI
Mos Me N. T. Tdbeis, Withisiasj
"We ask no one to 'Support an in
capable 4. uuworthy auidltlate,lbr
dike bemuse he it called
cm, and has a malty nomdnatiw,.
on tie contrary, lea tart every rote,
lex arils" from Ms ballot' any tianse
which he knows to be that of a die . .
himest or wilt satin, NO HATTER
FOR t THE . CONSEQUENCE&
Coaventiona and iviremorkers must
be taught that:such nominations will
not stinger. and "this is the Way to
beach them. Do not ask us par
ticularise and denounce—for , the
Mends of the bad candidates would
itesent such denunciation by . striking
at the good ones—but do you make
dtm immiry, and senders oft every
man's.wime from the bollolwhich
you tote. The immediate oonse.'
guava may be disagreeable, but tho
ultimate effect Will be wholesome
and beneficent. Understand, then;
otipi s tfbrall, that wedo not wish you
toiiis; for a thfef or afCal &cassia cif .
heiolitiar. If any Republican nom
ltieet unworthy you cannot' better
woe the Republican cause than by
reds & kg to cote ; /or him, Mid thus
compelling better nominations base
atter.
"But there are thaw who, disgust
ed with a bad name on the ticket of
their party, refuse to yob) at all; and
that is every' way wren/mad mis
chievous. It does nothing , toward
securing better nominations In fo
tare, since the good nominees Baffin ,
Squalfywith the bad oils'. It involves
the repudiation of a grave public
duty on a pretext utterly Insufficient
if, not:Wholly irrelevant.
"If every voter would religiously
exert:Wllla right of suffrage at each
elkttion, taking care to scratch from
Me ballot calc (1;4 every name talifeh
ought sot to be there, whether he put
a good name in Its place or not, we.
should soon have the right sort of
nominees every dine. Visprinefpled
aspirants would no longoi pack pi-.
mary Ter -tinge and fnatiorir,
If the Inevitable result would be their
disgraceful defeat. Let us all resolve
to acrateh every Dad nonsinee, but
telt*, scrupulous care to vote for every
good one I"
Do you wish to see the State rev
enue divided among faithless and
corrupt politicians, Instead of : be
ing honestly appropriated to legi
timate objects? If so, vote for the
inuad4dent nominee for Assembly,
Dr.- Shurlock. If not weds% fns nn
legitimate nominee--T. J. Chandler.
Fon many years thedus M. Clay
of Kentucky, almost solitary and
alone, voted the Liberty ticket In
his own State. He went to the polls
ftequently with his ballot in one hand
and his revolver In the other, and
while mobs were cursing and howl
ing he deposited 'his vote as he
thought would best subserve the
public welfare. It required moral
as well as physical courage to do that,
there, but the great Kentuckian had
both, and but few men now living
enjoy _ more of the world's respect
and admiration than himself. Wo
have no Cassius M. Clays among'us
here, neither have we trials similar
to his to pass through, yet It will
;take a fiats. moral courage on next
Tuesday to vote the clean white bat
lots when the colored ones are thrust
into our faces. Let us , show the po
litical gamblers of our county that
the number of Republicans who have
; pluck enough to do this on that day
is not so small as they affect to be
lieve.
WiriT claim:has any Democratic
politician to the vote of
. a member of
the Republican party? 'or years
they have denounced and villified us
with the epithets of "fanatics, scoun
drels, thieves,' murderers, traitors"
and every other opprobrious name
which their imagination could sug
gest ; and they hope fora partial sue
erns dills fall • in this Congressional
District, by selling Democratic votes
for Shurlock for Republican votes for
Zd'Clelland. Republicans will you
rattly this unholy alliance sought to
be entered into between Shuriock's
friends and the Demccrats? - •
WE have alluded elsewhere to the
printing of the Republican tickets sit
Philadelphia. The motive for !hi.
we are left to surmise. doing ahroad
for tickets, with two Republican pa
hand, Is something , unheard
of, and well calculated to excite sus
isicion. There is either some hidden
treachery at the bottom of the pro-
seeding, or there Into be some pecu
liarity about the ticket, which the
ring managers intend to use as a pan
ty lash to whip Republicans into the
support of Dr. Shurlock, and deter
them from exercising their rights as
freemen, and voting in accordance
with their wishes. 'We put it to high
minded men whether they are ready
to submit to such contemptible tyr
anny? If the tools or the dupes of
these unprincipled tricksters confront
you at the polls, and seek to influ
ence you unduly, or endeavoi to
"mark" you, or threaten you with
political consequences In the figure,
rebuke them as they deserve. Open
a book for future use also. Bury the
names of all such deep in your mem-,
cry. Bay to them in language they
cannot misunderstand, that if point.
scel gratis. are to be dui for men wit's)
dare to do what they deem to be
right that other graves will be placed
alongside of them, for the reception
of those.who are giving countenance
to the most glaring frauds v inflicting
au irreparable wrong upon the party,
and upholdiOgn lot of as uneeropulous
traders as ever cursed any party or
any community. Let them know
tbat_you have taken the position im
movably that thepaity must be pur
ged.nr Islost--tint,we Can ibliO*
triltori 'to ptintiphi end their fellow
candidates no longer—that we must
- 7~~_..a+y~~.eai+sk~a;.rx~.wstrr-+c...• rt:.s-•-n~a;,,
havejl*smolnatlons or 11000 at gli
—thafilVe want legislators who will
loolc,'lao our interests and the devel;••
opmentofour material wealth—and
**Aide fixing-up of private jobs; ebr
ifiouth-slde Railroad charters, , , , nor
"sand-bar"
9 egulations. test them
undentana, Akstinetly,jhat ipk, -
low Greeleies advink shit will enrol •
Vsaretek- asoncisut asaa's musts from
the anbeen—and ths, enreißlencffi:be
Upon pelted* of those guilty lebn.t
mars 'Who have• t finted" as: ltiOV Mir
present laments* Witical O W _
tion. Give 6 mark"Ritlimark," aud ,
the promise of grave for grave, with
the fullest assurance that will
surely triumph in the eud, and thia'
Wrong and the alders and &baton of
eivap-docks will at last sink deem so.
deep that they ain,tise no"mon3. • •
I,s' the Peifieue - ' - "the flag"—wh°
are etideavoring to frirce the 4audu 7 ,
lent rfixianatioa of Dr. Waldeck up
on thep.npubikan party of the noun- .
ty, are guilty of having .6 '5014: tut"'
the office of Wit yetir ; what
security have we that.the tame game
will not be played this year? It Is
beyond question that "tho ropeit"
are now laid to defeat—if paraible—
the election of the one•armod Soldier,
Torrence, for Commissioner in order
to get Democratic votes for Shuriock..
Let the people ponder these facts tie
fare ,voting to manila the..!‘ring."
We thank Gen. Grant sincerely for
this positive order. As in the days
of rebellion we felt the strength of his
relention will on the foes of our cows
try,roo now.do weexperience the sea
ration of gratitude for his command,.
airless, thatireason Inoue ams
s Ibe punished : -Beaver .
Grant always fbught the ene
my squarely and in good faith. Ile
formed no alliances with them, was,
guilty of no midnightintrignee, was
never known •to bode ce any of his
colleagues, and never even suspected
of conrid againit either the Union
causeor the Republican. party. What
then, would he be likely to think and
say; If he was Made aware of the &CV
that Mr. Quay had Made the, &Oa-,
ration that a certain candidate. whom,
name was flying at the nmst-head of
his paper hour he 'defeated-Lthat the
name of Mr. Onebing,.a'Denit
was inserted in the body of a Repub
lican ticket—that toasts to Ida sums
were drunk by Mame. Ratan and
Sherlock—that the defeat of Milan
Shields, a brave soldier and worthy
min, was chuckled over - that, Mr.
Guebing's!..office since then has be,
come one of the hautqaarters of these
geritienrierf—that'' they'll:Lye taken
him Inhitheir political confidence—
that ho assists them.'in makiug such
nominations, In both parties; as, they
desire--that he pays for 'German Re-
Frtilkan communications , written
their benefit-and that, they stand
ready, at any time to enter into kin
dred• negotiationsleith the common
enemy, in order - to advance their
Verpoeei, provided • they can do so,
Without the fear of detection. Would
the General be likely to regard such
conduct and such declarations es loy
al—or would he not be very apt
,to
cii,racterize the whole thing as trea
son of ' the most infamous charatter ?
What punishment, think you, wpuld
lie be likely , to mete out to the guilty
parties
Tatrrit and fair dealing must be
or
the Republican party, or the party*
must cease to exist.- The running of
Dr. Shurlock, when he 'was clearly
not nominated by the party, i 4 a wide
departure from truth and falr-denl
ing, and is a blow dealt directly at
the life of the party. Ought he to
receive the votes of honeat Repubtf-
Cans under the circumstances? Those
wishing to keep the party pure must
think of this at thc polls.
Ix the last eighteen • months of
Andrew Johnson's administration
the expenses Of the Government
Were . nearly $83,000,000 'greater than
in the first eighteeuponth of Grant's
administration. In the' former case
the parties who engineered the ma
chine were Democrats; In .the latter
they are Republicans. Tax-payers
will note this end vote for Capt. Don
ley for Congress, Demoeratic rule
may have some advantages to those
who hold office but the people can
not afford to pay $83,000,000 every
eighteen months. A vote for BP-
Cielland will help to reproduce this
state of affairs. No trading off Donley
for Shurlock votes.
Oga of Sherlock's friends in this
borough mid on' last Saturday that
Sherlock and ,Tacksou would both be
elected, and that one of the ,Waih
ington county nominees Mickey or
Letherman) would 'bo' • defeated.
When piessed to know which of the
Washington county men was to bode
faded he declined to give the name
but insisted that one of their would
"go under." His declaration goes
to show that certain' Republicans
here are going against one Greer can
didates for the Legislature, In ordei
to get eettitin Democrats, to go for
Sherlock, Republican.s have noth
ing tq do, with , these trades.. They
ate -simply dishonorable and none
but pollUonl scallawags eel them up.
Vote, for Chandler , Mickey'
,aid Lethermaii;a9d all will be well.
AT the time when the returns of
the .pritnary elections were coming
In, last May, they were principally
brought intolf, B. Quay's office on
Sunday. On the evening of that day
the' prospect:looked very squally for
Dr. Sherlock as Dr. Chandler seem
edihead. Quay declared then that
Dr. Chandler's name should never
appear as a candidate in the Radkal,
no matter what the result might be.
This is truth. and, being true, how
dares he now two* any one of lack
of party fealty who , does not support
Shurlook—honest: Republicans,. too,
who are'satlsfted that Shuriock was
not nominated?
We repeat that Shade& did .not
receive a majority of the Bop Oakum
votes 'cast last May. Chandler did
receive each mrdority. This the edi
tor of. the Radical is fully aware of.
But he, is determined that his dew
tractive programme shall.be carried
oat—that Chandler's name aludlnev
erappear in the Radial as the can
didate of the party, although he was
fairly nominated by the party. -
TnEsltnation of the ring is dei
ate. Quay declared that if Sharlocir
were not nominated, last May, 'lds
opponent, Dr. Chandler, should aot
havp the suppois of the Radical.
Thai is to say. the Republican party
must no/ nominate anybody but
ShurioCk.- If the party did, its nom
inee should be defeated If the 'Radi
cal opal do it. And QunY now de-
chtfas thstlt Eihtifaelr 4,01 A
theleptibllein party In *My
Therbutthee 1'011;45.46 Om-
Mutes upon the. party. l'Sule or
prpostUoriof I/taring,_
to beaccepted or 4,ieted bithuper7
ty, could not be more 'clearly put.
kit nottitne Buell ARlLlulaile low
beide **bulked in tbeinie grave
with the awastexLiting and tbe,piAlty,
: 1 9 0 7.1 1 .Men eencile#o 3l o94 9 4 . . ue.
on nominating end electing? For the
future Ninth . of the pat? tet It be
! I ? (2() P! 0 9 next Tue 9 da• -
4 .I._
Ws hititi it, 'on Ovidenteynit laen
WWI to th 4 mot implicit neethinett,;
that an arrangement hail .beett eater
ed into by • which, 31r. Denier-Ate-
Inlblit/lot candidate for oOngress In
this DlStrlet—is to be . aacrilaed to
Demcieratie catuil 7 .
date for the same office, in order. •to•
secure the votes of the latter's friends
for 'Matlock. There ts;ll9 POllOO l l .
knaictrite.vihich
tvlll _not resort. Look •out
Tor them. .
kr is a singular peculiarity of the
ellqUe of Political Wirkera.,yrheo
have Undertaken to rua tne Republi
can partyof this county, oho they
1;1
select far *WHIMS on thee to H of their
political Deity— to neeUre is aid In
behalf of thascusiiis of Sh riock-4he
brave Soldier who fought for his.
principles on
~the eusangoined battle
field ; who' left a - partion 4 ) fits , body
there In attestation of his devotion to.
the principles. of litepUb, Unanism.
Shields was , :the victim bat: year ;
Torrence Is singled cat far ibis. Vote
the; entire Itepublicin 'tfakat. 'With
the regular nominee ..—T. , ,,T r Chandler
—Om Assembly, and rebuke this
treachM•y. .
• :
WE reform' bit week $o the filet
that:Mr; M. S. CluaYVis getting ttt
Shurlock. tickets :for this coPlitY
printedatPhiladelphia. .Thls move
ment,' we knew, was a tourprichans
one, but at that time we could riot
exactly determine what there was in
it. ' Since thee however, we have
derneinto possession' of information,
which icids us to belleVe; that the
Purpose Is to have ail the Sherlock,
tickets printed on ; oolokci paper,
Red, blue or yellow Watt are to be
distributed with Sherlockletuene,en"
theta in or to intimidate and deter .
a 'misnumber of Republicans from
voting against Dr. Shutluek who be
lieve it tobe Breit duty todo eci. Of
course there are a great inany men,
who have •nerve enough ,to. vote as
they please regardless of • who knows
to whom their vote is glifen, but
there are others who - may fear th 4
tbey..wlll be "marked", in the .fu
ture Ina political sense, tnd others
still who may imaginetha theirbusi
nesinuiy be Wilted by the friends
,of
Dr. Sherlock in case they are di-low;
ered voting agalest that gentleman
for the Legislature. • This is a sharp
trick and its intent is to deprive men
from honestly and conscientiously
discharging their duty at I the ballot
box. Can It be pomade that the
chairman .ef the'county committee
will lend himself to a scheme the ob
ject of which tato drive men into the
support of Ded Sherlock, who =if not
watched hindered or cowed would
vete against hlm? The very purpose
of the secret ballot is to permit men
r.. ~n for wbell.nuats
out being called to amount for it af
terwards; ,but thii colored ballot
trick is intended to - foree Alen to' ote
in ascertain way, •or in case of their
refusal to dope to point thpm out and
subject - them tri annoyances or the
Imposition of penalties blithe future,
,for doing what they believed, to be
, right.—lf In their political devern
don the Sherlock mantwei.s attempt
so high-handel a measu a rens this, are
the Republicans of the county pre
pared to submit to it? [We think
hardly. If, however, it is sought to
carry out this infitmous prog. tenure
there are several ways of I contribut
ing toward the defeat of the object it
has in view
First, let then who are stiff In the
back and who have no fear on the
subject, vote: the ordinary ballot
printed on white paper. We trust,
I all of Dr. Chaidler's friendr will have
the courage todo so.
Second, but r there be those who
wish no one talcnow how they vote
let them get ore of the colored bal
lotatake it off itoneelde,paiteChand-,
ler's name over Sherlock's, nod then
vote it.—Cha n name printed on.
a neat slip wig ducilage on the op
posite side, can le found at all the
polls. Be sure red inquire for these
slips as soon as ya reach the voting
place, so that you, can direct others
to where they rk be had.!
Third, if these lips have, been sto
len or mislaid; • (raw , your pencil
heavily over Shulock's name and
write Chandler' etter it or! opposile.
.Fbertts, if y eo enlisted that
neither of these ys will !eV° you
an opportunity voting for Chand
ler, without get g yoit Into difficul
ty, take your ; 'I and simply erase
Sherlock's na rind vote only tor •
I%lickey and mum for the Leg
;,4i, ".•
Do not bebutbd into any inan'i
support. If yo re too timid to vote
openly as your insciencedictatext,do
not be weak enitgh to yofe against
your better .
Republicans there are Unica when
our fidelity to pinciple and &unmet.
are tried., The tisone,oftheria.
Let us do our y fitithfrilly, ftnr
leasly and in th of the New
Yorknibune, ksis 'of C 01390-.
quences."
.redoetlott of tho
destroy r.),tar roonu
end throw- thou
119r-
for
for
Do you desire
tariff, each as w
facturing inters
sands
meat',
Shurll
Congress.
RIM.
increase
consequent deprmisti . 1
of laboring men, all 3 ,
Is to ratify the nego
.. r i mt, w h o are forcin I .
on It he ReiMbllean .
Ca t. Donley, and vo
lan for Congress. :
n the wages
I • •
have to do
I oft of the
▪ tido*
▪ ; 'abendea
r 4 3 061-
1
Evmtv vote cast for :!
nest Tuesday, is
fraudulent nomination' ;
voting at printary meal
convention; "rouggl
pers; stifling invadign
subserviency of the Rep
ty to a clique who . ‘oll "
bravest soldier on.their
cure the triumph of one
come a pliant tool intim
to 'observe their
money from the State
-' t-. -
.4. _.d • - - 4-. 4.
A, you iiiiiiitaliirentliu+v
niOt of the Natloal debt , votit for
Afreielland ; Mao% vote ftirCaptale
"Way; and sand hope the repreeen
kt.lve, of. the "rot* rut*" &ilea
ver,-wrii would poniluido 'kw: it is
Much iiiaraiiiportant to Sustain Dr.
filnirkoshr Abair" iGhpt. Donley -and
Solleftloteti &Scorns traitors to your
Ruinlethality 113 you J, desires 'the
;fitudiettlement of all the questicma
growing Tian of the War on. their
PiNine#l4l3, 4,lllll.atriib all airy
dteculaton `cease; you would have
an end ofthirt#. trovertrql which has
king dist:title_ 41, 'l O6
es jkithfully
ciillectid You 'ivOuld
ope Cutrikr for tho !Muth
.holtiteand - :'the poor man • le:yoit
wigultrimisct laboiltud'ih
ployment if you wOuld gtpeeiiiV
Chico timpation‘sieht; Wpm , de.
sire to koett_the GovorumencliV, titO
himda of those Who c aavWit from
treason, and hatie- theahllity, e4ter•
lance mid purpose to make tolitqidei:
happy and prosperous nation, vote
for Dottlei, Chandler gthd theregular
ROpublican ticket.
oiin modest friend .Kl 3. Rtltilll,Wet
am Informed; was introducing his
faivoriMeaudidate for the Wslain re
daring the' fair as "Dr. Bhurlocl4 We.
Man the MIGUB is abusingeo touch."
We need scarcely say to our readers
that we have abused .no man in the
Annus.
.We have only `referred to
indlviduals'at all whtf" it Was fleece`
airy to do so in orcierin make .',our
selves'undorstood. All 'the abusing
that has been done during the present
"heated term" came from the other
side Of•the house, and the most of
that we understand was from; the
pen Of the. meddling Senator
pelf. •
I ,CAN the Republican who remained
tnie to his party during! the years
when It was obligedito impose heavy
burdens on the peoploli order to
supprem a wicked rebeitten, afford to
desert that party while leis engaged,
Iq reducing taxation, paying Natio
nal and State indebtednere, and lead
theeountry, in the way of peace
and prosperity? - Let, no man who
'voted for Lincoln or drant, think of
vidineagainst - Douley'for .Congresi,
in order that he maysecure a Demo.
cratic vote fur the fraudulent nomi
in3O—ShuriockL-for Assetehly. flitch
iceurse is simply suicidal
Da. .SnuatocK Introduced the
Sputh Side Railroad bill last session
for one of two purposes. .IFirst, him
selffd his corporaters eitherintend
ed bid/de road down the left bank
oft e Ohio from Pittsburgh to Bea
ver, or , they Intended to obtain pos
session of that right of way and then
sill it to Scene railroad company who
desired to lay their track down on
thetroute. "Tom" Scott.and "Don"
CrAneron are the oely persons named
in 'the Shuriock bill who could build
,a, c tra d• of the South Side Railroad
and they would not touch it because
they, are botfi largely interested in
•
a! rod on the right Wok of the Ohio.
The conclusion is therefore irresist
itile that their merles' were put .In
the hill only to prevent them froM
opposing its pass:tip:through the Leg
i‘lature, while the real purpose was
blackmail the Baltimore, Pitts
burgh and Chicago company for tie
henefit °CIO. Shurlock and a few of
his personal friends. Weeouid have
no objection to Mmars. Quay, Shur
lock, Mclannek Sc CO, making a nice
• nile of money, provided they made
it ;. hut when they enn
toct a :scheme to make it at the ex
. pense of the people of Iteriver county,
and return no equivalent for it, it is
altogether "a horse!of another color." •
i TILE friends of Dr. Shurlock, and
particularly that gentleman's organ,
tile. truthful Radical, feeling :that
something must be done to "turn the
tide" againsttis, have been Insinua
ting for some Itirrie pait that money
has been given to us, or that we ex
pect to tie paid for refusing to support
Dr. Shurioek for. the Legislature.
Wettest that with a-rliajOrlty of the
Peoples of -the county, no, denial of
this infamous charge, on our part, is
necessary ; hut lest there may be some
who can be .imposed, upon by such
hwinuatiouf, we have thought it pru
dentio go before a Justice and make
the following affidavit:
Weyand, editor and proprietor, of the
Beaver Anus, being duly sworn accord.
lig to law deposes and says.: That he
has no rkiesoest, knowledge that the Pa.
Central Railroad Co. desire the defeat of
Dr. Sherlock for the Legislature, and that
he has never heard of, or seen anything
going to show that that corporation was
laboring to secure his defeat, except what
be has seen in the Beaver RADICAL, and
the laid deponent further states that he
never- got, nor expects to get, nor was
penniaed. one dollar_frons that. Co., to op.
epee Dr. Sherlock's election.
Said depth:len thither sham' That nei
ther. Gen. Irwin or any ono for him, has
: 4 . Vgjalfl the salit4eponeet one dollar. 'or
to pay beeinone dollar or intimated
that- he wouldbd - paid a:della, for • with
bolding his support froth Dr: Sherlock fth ,
the Legislature; nor dots the 'sakt • demi. ,
Dent wxrwr to get or has he ever been
led to expect that he would get y ,.a &dial
Athes Gen. Irwin, or froikany
Sir declining to favor Dr. Sherlock's ;elec.
lion. Deponent further states:. '-That he
ble Sib rectiVed a dialler from any
person, company, or corporation for sup
rting or refusing to support a candidate
tor a public ofllce. Deponent further
states that. his true reasons for refining to
enter into thi support of Dr. Sherlock
have been given from time to timey,sidito
:Jelly in the Antics, within the poet few
weeks. • ' 3. Ws:visa'.
Sworn and subscribed Lefore sic this atilt
day of Sept:outs:4 1 870.
ROBERT TALLON, J. P.
•
THY.. most unblushing , assurance
tliauiiisas Yet mane to our knowledge.
Is`' s that exhibited by Messes.. Rubin
and :Matlock, and their particular
Mends, in making urgent appeals to
Republicans to stand by the whole
tleketand charging with an ' at
temptto breakup the tarty, because
we are not willing longer to, follow
Id their had, andssanetcon their
lit eai frauds - cud rasealities. Did
nay 'sone ever behold such effrontery
before? Mr. Rutan's shaniehnii i n -.
trlgues with Democrats, his base be
trayal of hie party, and his still tisk:
tretudiery of his colleagne,Mr. Shields
has been fastened home upon him so
tightly, by the morn testimony of
unimpeachable Wittmees, that lie
cahoot folds dying day shake it off,
net rellenbliosnif of the odium that
thereby attaches itself to his name.
Butlerland, blieved in this coni
mmity to be a man of truth, comes
forward, and by solemn oath, declares
that Dr. Sherlock presented him with
a Itepublictin ticket, containing the 1
name of Orsibing, and urged him to
vote it! , How mani others; Harty;
conid testify similarly. we 'op not
know. These gentlemen, aldeil..by
Mr. Quay and his Radical, have,
and a
lock, on
Wank
udtiletit
• packed
• on pa
tted the
pee
t" the
to so•
will bo-
Islatore
Wang
withinDle - pasfitiiii or Litici,liiikeir
unsamPlffousectildget, AMA dattroy
ed the party, They have swept : 6;6Y
our one thousand majority-have In
stalled a Democrai. In, the Sheriff's
office, and jutie - pmdueetTkiditte - of
affairs amongst us, hithertounknown
to any poiltiad party in the country.
Yet, with these Au:Watering them in
IetditIYNCJIP.I.TV O 4 W it-1 1 % ft
as,it was nombelmyed before, and
reeking all over with treachery, and
guilty of the sacrifice of:albrave aol,
diet and an upright man, they still
Mitre, the,hardihood - to inyoke party
discipline, to plead 'for party unity,
to ask honest. Republicans to overlook
their' treason, to ignore their outra
geous practittes, and' endorse their
fraudulent nomination. Can any
conselentlows, straight-forward, well
meaning , Republican* do so?. We
think not.
Gist. Tiros.. J. POWER has for a
long time been a prominent member .
of the Republican party. He stinds
high among his fellow-citisetui, kid .
alkacknowledge that he can see as Air..
!flies millstone's the most of people.
}kis a member of the county com
mittee; and was prtsent at tho meet
ing of that body on the Brd inat., and
itzard and mw all that occurred at
that time. On the • question of the
farness of. Dr. Shurlock's norn [nation
he wrote the following in last week's_
Attous : •!
"I do not consider that the nomination
wawa fair one, though I MO dingSed to
=stain it until I was tiosrougbly Tnirine
al of its unfairness at th'e meths of of Abe
committee on the Bnl of thli wont ; arberc
every effort 'was made' tit prcvdnr a fair
investigation."
It Dr. Shurlock's nomination tvas
not a/air one, it Is In no sense' bind
ing upon any Republican la I the
county, and that it is a fraud, is ap
parent to every intelligent man who
dons not try to close his eyes to the
ugly fact.
New , Advertieensents.
SIMRIFF"I4
BY Virtue ad sundry write of Levert Parisi. Is
sued oat of the Court of Common Pleas of the
comfy of therm, and to ms dimmed, there will
be exposed to public sale at the Court...llmm in
the borough of Nearer. Bello* Wanly, Ps. on
SAW/LIMY, OCTOBER Std. 1319, stied o'clock
in the forenoon, all that outdo Asm of had sit
nate In Ohio township, Beaver county Pa., de
scribed as follows, to wit being the middlepart
of lot numbered three In the plea of lot* lea out
by .1. G Wllliard foe the heirs of Nicholas Dam
son, late of Ohio townahlp, Beaver county, dec'd,
beginning at • stake 9 perches from the S. N. cor
ner of lot No. 1, thence by the eastern boundary.
of said lot No. 2 north% perches toe pot I; thence
by the north part of said lot No. 3 east 5 perches
to a stake on the line or lot No. 4; thence mouth
with the line of said lot No. 4, 9 perches to a—;
thence by the south part of said lot N 0.3 west 5
perches to the place of beginning, cootaining 44
=with reservotlon of wood and coal to
Co. sad the Iterointo .011 Co., they be ,
hag entltkd to the same on a termer beam Übe
log the same piece of land conveyed try Laughlin
wife to W.O. Cook.
petted and taken In executions aa the
p
et William 0. Cook at the salt of Thomas w C y
r
.
Ai O, No. 11.
At the same thee and place all right. title, Inter
est and Claim of de faidantofin and to the undivi
ded sixteenth In all of that certain piece of land,
alumni in Mkt township, Beaver county, Peon'a.,
known is lot numbered eixtpocie of the sobdirl
slog- of the lands of Thomas Dawsoo, lying on
blend Ron, containing one acre, be the same mot,
or leas, with all the appurtenances Ann itoievy.
mots thereunto belonglog, on which there Is a
derrick and producing oil well. Seised and taken
In execution so the property of John K. Heavy at
the suit of 'Montag Dawson.
JOIN tiRABBING; She Id.
Sheriff.. Omen, Beaver. Pa„ tkt. 5, ism -44
TS TUE COURT OF•COSISION PLEAS OP
A DEAVER COUNTY: DALE Yd. DALE.
March Term, No.. DZ. to Divorce. •
To Hattie Hale Respondent:
You are hereby summoned to appear at oar next
term of Common Pleas, to be holden - at Beaver,
Pa.. on the td Monday of November next, to an
sore. C. It. Date. the Petitioner to Divorce. at
which place you are reqnlred to attend If you
think best.
acct—lt JOIN Sheriff.
riff AR. B. lIOBST, Notary Public.
veyancer and Ineurence Arad. Deeds and
Agreements writien and acknowledgements taken.
Sc. Having been duly commies'.. .Agent for
several drat eta. Insurance Conipanlee, rt.
eenting the Fire, life.. Accident, and Live 'Stock
Departments. is prepared to take riske and write
policies on the-most liberal terms. Al.o, agent
for the "Anchor Line" of drat class Ocean Steam.
ere. Tickets .Id to and from all ports in Eng
land, Ira band, Scotiand , German y and France. Of
fice's Lear. brick row, Diamond, Rochester.
aprtfel_
.. '41. - .1% - i. ~ •, , r^r ,
*slim, taidhek SU And de, 14• L Dohs ' , W.
the 81, Ctssissadl, 0, sat Ler. Gresso, at
N. C„ are nth
\ thd thedai
c.v....A. L i t 0 s
aaW i a l 1 ,1 1 V i 7.
t ins , :
thd with the thela VI It a TOL._ IX;
real asd Ik. is 0 d' . . „, kiilod wed so.
soared, It ethos Is ail 0 re tbathad sedk•
dot ethers. Smears ~, , a a ayi ethos. Pro;
toms,
maws,their 71 in , do Sodas tresia
mos* oar gd gd gd hdraftiß..
lorale. Ids o th ers Mrs theft
treat eris. rose other *add am be and, res
• .L , . nal for eiroalsr sad sr aAllesed asthords.
=EI
Reduced Prices
Speyerer & Son
Tiny° just Returned from theTast
WITH A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
Bought at the -
Lowest tash Prices
And will sell s o me Goods
AS LOW AS BEFORE THE WAR!
Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro
visions, Hardware, lists, Caps; Boots
and Shoes, Rope, Ocum Parking
Yarn, Iron, Nails, Paints, •
. White Lead, Oil, Putty,
Queenswa re. ,
loiv-ware,Plour.
Feed,
' Groin anti
'Bacon, d. vane- •' -
ty of Prints,Muslins,
Tickings,Delaius,Clieeks,
AI pacas,Jeans,Dihims,Crush
and Hosiery ; also. Teas, 'Coffees,
Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Carbon ()if.;
..%)0 661 a. of Use CtiebratexlakitqA,o4,
AND NEW CREEK FLCUR:*
I
Just arrived and forattle, Who!male mid
Retail,.
.
At Pittsburg Prices.
200 Kegs Whpling Nails:
ONE CAR WHITE LIME;
Land Plaster, and Akron annent ;
A Large Stock of
White Lead and Pain 6
A very superior quality al St ruinz Lt. Wia
Soups;' and a lot of Carbon Oil
Just Arrived and for sale, Wholesale
and Itelail
ALSO, PURECATAIVI3A, ISABELLA
—and—
Concord WillOS,
or our own vintage, for ➢Medicinal end
Sacramental Purposes:arc highly Re
commended by those who have
used them.
Thny nre also Agents fur tiny
RNIFF!EM , MOWER 4ADIII REAPER,
And Pitt. Nat. Plow Co ' e. Plower
Thanking the Public for their past pat
ronage. we hope to merit a liberal share
In thelutere.
All Goode Iklivervd qraaarge.
• You can si: goods being fresh,
wall our oW goods were soh! at, sneUon.
SPETl3lllliir. SONO,
prlibto
agcaoh{saes
PROGRESS! PERFECTION!
THE NEW, WE
VIIIII 1I y Scwlntt Machine
The Beet, as Hundreds of PeoptE,
who have then; in use, can testify.
Penons about purchasing a Sewing
'Machine will do well to call on the Agent
of the " WEED,"—J. Linnenbrink, Ito
chester.—and see the* machines ; as i
rill be no trouble to show them, even i
they do not purchase. •
J. LINN Itkt . lNK,
Agent for Beaver . C . o...itochi.i.re. r, Pa
. Also. Agent for the II0:11/: SHUTTLE
SEWING the beA Sewing
Machine sold for s6s—has the
under feud. ung-24;:lni
WILSON SHUTTLE
PRICE ONLY $4
We are now able to oiler to the Public
A FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINE
of Superior Style of Minh,
Embracing all the talestlinproremente
found to Europe sad Artfertes. at a Pm=
ttulte within
olthe reach
of
very Ilona".
hd in the Lund.
UNSOI_AC rr_u.r>.
The ontle.Lned members 45( the Sewing Sode
ty for the benedt of the M. E. Church. Beaver, hay.
tug had the WIL:ION SiII.7I*.TLI: SF. KING MA
(MILNE In U, , e for name thee, take plete.nre la
mating that, for ..Implielty of tonntruction. dot,-
bVity, else of operetton. Spec.' slid beauty of per
formance. we believe It Is :tut purowed by any
Madam: In the market.
Mts. J. F. 1/otAvo, Pres.i3llr A. M. Atkins.
„Mine M.A. Get.lnd4tint.r. Mr 31. 1/3=rsou. -
nee l'res.lAirr...l. 11. Butler.
Mrs. M. Phillip". Tem,: Sire. I:. W. Dickey.
Mrs. Prof. It. T. TakylOY. f.e. Fog. It. Talton.
. . . . .
Mrs. Ray. J. It. Miller. Mrs. Wharton,
Mrs. May. W. IL Lockr.Plrs. AL'lrl.l Johnston
Mrs. lies. F. D. Fast, M. 11. M. Lyun.
Mrs. Dr. McNutt, Mies Elects
Mra. A. Border. Mira Lou. C. Wilson.
Mrs. William Kramsr. Mrs. Andrew White.
Mn. SeuatorJ.
me. Z. W ETAND, Seel/
c n 'Mint St. iteAver, Pa
. ANDEILSO:sV. Agent.
omce and Sales Mann
mara:l;ty:jaell J
Singer Sewing Machine.
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHH 4 R,
The moot perfect and Amide machine of the . klnd
sr, ins cured.
Both of the a t sote 110(.11 tar machines have horn
lately improved until they eland without a rival.
Pnee of the SINGER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE from foti.Uo upward.
Price oi HINKLEY S KNITTERS PIO.
, eircolars. and Sample+ mailed free on applies
lion.
STRAW at MORTON,
G EN ERA!. AG EN Ts.
' No. RU Sixth Street, eittaburgh Pa.
Agents rrante4 for the Hinkley :Norf . :lnc cern ,
where, and for the sln,ter In Western Pennoyls
lila Eastern Ohio and Waot Va., where there are
none already tadalOialied.
- n0r2.1.1v . shit jelit,
coos.
•
BUYERS, LOOK HERE I.
The anderricned, thankful for part favors vrould
respectfully Inform the public that he Las one of
the finest selections of
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Etc., Etc„
'am hand to be brand In the county. Ills assort.
meat of
School, Miscellaneous and .Ilellatous
XI CIO CMras
I to s comee h t i e j ; while no puttsare spared on his part
ma STATIONERY DEPART3IENT
smut to the best of City Establishments. Ile la
the antonym agent for the celebmtCd
Pealray's Graltl
for thus connty. Those reeking a good Gold Pen,
would do well to see them before pun:haring.
Ile I. the A gent for title county for Krider's
Pholograpa]carriage Certificate. The attention
of Cimigymen - le respectfully called to this, as he
can sell them at the same discount se they would
get from the libblieher. Alwater's School Use
entment for sale et Publisher's pricer.
Ateo on hand, Toys and Variety (moods, imitable
for all summons.
T. F. P r ICICLI. •
;sal. 11371t1y Broad way; New Brighton.
AA DMINISTRATOIVS NOTICE.—Let
Lters of admiuistration.having been granted to
the subscriberou the caste of William Fergttron4
deceased, late of Greeneers nobip. Maser coutity,
PO.. sti persons indebted to said Intateare hereby
nodded that immediate paymentla required; all
person, hawing claims against the same will pre.
sent the duly authenticated foe settlement.'
SAMUEL E. FEW:USW:I,
vangStivr.l__ Administrator.
TNlinsaralltglon.—The CoUtirtilcmhip heti
.ll/ totem existing between the Undersigned, cin
der the firm name of ••31. 3111Ier .k Co." has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent—T. Avail
Pendleton retiring.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted
to the late firm will make immediate payment,
otherwise their accounts will be put to the hands
of an outer for conceders.
• M. MILLED. •
DoLItY.
VERILL DIiNDLETON.
The business wtlt be continued under same dm
came. by M. MILLER.
augttl Itr7o. W. DOLBY.
In retiring grunt the above firth I would met
bearhly recomutemi h.r the ren11111114; partners
tbe patronage of all my fri• nd.. and the public
angalt.lw I . T. AVEILILL YEZIDLICTONL
COUGHS, SORE THROAT, ETC.
.Iro medicine or treatment irtn. Wel the
pojeerf,ul carolled power of
DR. SII\IMS"
White Pulinenic - BalsA.
It cures with's rapidity unequalled be any other
remedy Mined for Throat and fang diseases. It
Is recommended by overtire persons In %Villainy.
ton, and htlndreds In Philadelgtua;Lialtimore. and
other titles and communities Whim:hoot We coun
try. Mr. Pennington, of Wilmington,• lllinen,
writes that there Is oot (with a few exceptions) 4
farally in that city who will be without ir if pouf
tdo to procure it. Inch la Ito popularity wherever
It fs known—and this popularity oile a Ihinl the
tact that it uolvereally mires allwhe nee It. .Yhere
Is Horan of COUGHS,COLDS, SOR TII MOAT,
AS f lIMA, lIIIONCIIITIS, CROUP,
SPITTING. IIitAIISKNESS, UPI corn
NA itY CONSUMnION, where the *Teem be not
broken down with lb. wear of the disease. or pre
tended medicine, or Inexpetieneed advice. that
this Balsam will out cure if carefully used accord.
Mg to direction. We guarantee it all we repre
sent it to be, and Invite a trial from the arritol
everywhere. • Price 60 Cent... medium else, sa d Y
for large sited brans: Prspared . ottly by
e J. H. SI.IVIMS,.M. 13..
PIZACT.,(CAL ORGANIC CLIBMIB7,
No. 707 Market M.,
IVILJIING TON, Dd.
Pbllsdelphla depot, =on. /101$0117 t Cow
den, aft Aral ulna.
Baltimore depot, M. $. fiance, 108 Rslllsoons SC
Yor sal. by Arafura Dogero generally.
luneLienkiy
ryv WHOM IT MAY CONCEHIC—The nnda
.l made application to the Dim.
tors or the National Hank of Beaver county for •
duplicate certilicate or Stock. the arhrinal carol.
cats, No. =detect July 14.1310,f0r twenty shares,
baring been lost. Notice la hereby even to all
parsons• to show PLUM* by mid oertHimts Monad
not granted by the! bank. J. IL McCIUMHX.
ElepUOW
:3fiseellaneous
MEYRAN. & SIEL)LE,
succemw r s to
REINEMAN, MAT-AN k SIEDLE,
N0:43 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh,
trliL D AIM 131L)rERSIIITHs,
• -` And defilers In
FINE JEWELRY,
=I
VATClfiAlnAMost)s axn
•
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Agency rm.'s!l the !Nit ntakm
nj
Amv.rticAN wA•rti Es.
SETH TLIOMAs S
Special attention 'mid to thy rl.l.tirultjo
adjusting .1'
FINE WATCHES. •
3ixty-FiTe First Prize Ilelas tw2ril
_ THE CREIT
Baltimore plir j
- Manufactcry
WILLIAM Kn . tut: a: vo.:
Mthittfarlure o
GRAND.SQUARE. AND 1:11:1,!(T
/01t7Il
.11ALTIJf ORE, iii. s
Ttseas Inatcutriqut• Let)c I, cn . ..for.. 11,
for pearly Thirty yoire.llll4 • u:;. ,;,
alone attained an filiplreh.. , •ll,, •r,
tactuouncea them nuequall..l_ 11.• tt
Toni ,
combikes great pow,. one". anl Cc. rle•
ticall:y, a. well a. rtNit
eues tneas throuzhout th,
'Feat :41:1f
I. pliant and Maroc. 'unruly (tic
stiffnera r
LI% tyurti.zuurr.a.s,
they tum tmettaud"l.lol.l.: mum but tbr wet.
Mr-MR/NED NATLILIAL, LAN.,
lo our business enAtinoz es t o keep 0:1
atock of lumber. de., nu baud
Or All our SarAttr. Vt.tuns bate our N. u hr,
proved Oter Ntruth: , • Scale and the .17ruf t fr.
tf %v womd otpeulal attoutual rant.
Iro_provement4l n GRAN D NAN 0 4 co 04 t !
OICANIrth; P.erlltTth ACU. 11, 1 ,4 7.. a 11,3
the Marro Dearer perrectiou than hat , II
Dined.
aI .
6rery flaw? Fully Warranted for F. 1,,,,
We have male impart/tents fr .e.
filo/reale rflexcey for the moot Cliei.r.g,,j ?,,,
Lit UIi(JANS end ILELODKONS, ...kr. e.„
fer Wholesale and Retell. et LP...Pet not .., c,
' idtans
,WILLIAM KNA BEI c cc
101-Fols.nirtn" Cotirt Sale.
Valuable Real Estate in New Prwh.
'ton, „Penna.
By 'Anne of a 0 order of flot Orphan. rtoln
Beatty Cunity hut stuth . no,;ht
the Watt , oCiklajatoirt II b/Pler. Etteem...d.
pose to public cab op the wenn..., too
Monday Oclarr 24th, !sill,
at II ecloCita. Pa DiJualt g n,
cage. late .1.4 ,
t1,4.-a•erl , IL: Tr
.
ground altuate In the tapmezh of New
county of heaver. and rl,leut
Inz lota hfr.a. 1831 and IN, 10 ec,„
rind horuu:4l bountleit and deecr....l
viz: Beginning at the .'. , trier Of I% ahr
haaaarrao .hey. thence by said
phaeton alley: thence ht atria:..::Cley v:
to lot Nu. 15.4 tbeuce by eald 1..., 11
steep thence by Water ...rt..: I, Ito t!._
of begtnialui,-, a...wt.:en la erected .
Two ilory
30 by 40 fact; COZILIIIIg rooms, 1 "
Audi attic—and also, r
Ckdlar under llareut ire
The how e. IA Ingt.l fel.r. and u
tar two lamiliec There are,
Stable & other tiece.ssary 0u11,12,16,p
on the preadrec and • never iltil uf•ok;
Wes. flaw lu4 an
Fruit treat and Graperino,
lar•a number of We Muer belies lea pea beurz;
our itios
The properhi is in every respect d <Ar
able.
T E It 11S—One third or the purcha«•
he pant In hand at the cantlruuw•n oru.t
the Court, ant the rrmalnder to two
Instate:mats with Inherent. •
AULLARD 1%111 , 1,L1!, i , „
vi
sepal:S..lyr 1 MARY %%ERNI., I
Allen's Potato Digger,
WILL DIG MORE P 4 rr.vrot , .., THAN
WI he Lift , by
TintEE MEN IN THE t CSL WAY
Orer One Hundred Avoid lALt I,AI
• by lb. .1 LI, II 'A RJ:.-1 fED.
only 11111 . r eturned. Sent II
fifteen dollar.. W. W. KNOX
137 Liberty street, ibtr-leirr: l ,l'‘
Agency for the
THE SUEZ CANAL!
l A - 7 - the ..r
y ereiS(ll 11Vrr r,'
'1 , 7 ir•in•ii. in i sir.l
elnit v. not 10,..;:li•
S. SI\TITG I t Cu.
At Illuir old ,taud iu it tvi r.
furnishing tn ttir e i . rk :1110:
culled for in the lin, y
a full ussortment at
GROCERIES.
hour, F v ,d, Ct l frx, Tnx, Stvirs,
;:pieed,
Tobapco and Cigars
• And all other artioit,
Inn First ,
GROCERY STORE.
Front their long and intian.oe ae,in r. n t
anco with the Grocery, Flour nod
business, and their disposition to rem 1.7
gatkilletiOn to those who may (Aver P.,.
wir.h their patronage, they hope in tt.e t: .
turn, as to the past, to obtain a Ittnr,
share of the public,patronage.
Give us a Call
and ax if we do not mate a to your lc
tercet to call again. . •
jaas.
SLATE
THE
TWIN .CITY
SLATE COMPANY
Are pmparett to forulA 12ltIldrrw nr Merl, th ,
Very Dark• Blue Moral Superior
Roofing- Slate,
From their own gunnies lowed In Noroo„ ,
county, Ps..'AT 9.l.lAltttY PttlCEs
Samples may be seen. and rommonlcal,, rr
&rased to
E. L. GOODWIN, Agent
lIIIIALiICAIBEIIGIE 11, Pr&'.
018 m: BREWEIni L'NE
WAY. coruer Eighth SL, l'itiptmuh I ' 4 .
&Pa:Wu
I •
BARGAINS!!
1 4ttlies Natehels " 1 " - % 1/1"
and $l.ll
Just rocelred from our importer% and
. mauufucturors a largo 5t..4, 01
it 21 -I> :-!1)
FANCY BASF: ETS,
CHINA and BOHEMIAN w.thr
101111 Y 11(ilLsEN, AVAT;ONs, WAX
Ix)LLS, to tc.
adl and 11(nnini• our C000lf•
O'Leary & Singleton ' s,
14S. k'edernt 4t..
ALLEGIIE,vr,
•pr11;1y) ctegd }one, sept
FOR SALE.
ritt o tE trocrt 4 b i e . r i otf . e . rs d for sitie
ILree ./. Ear
rrti Ti...orf
nt Hanover wwn.hip, Itiavert aunty, oUr:
to of oda front tat fl l / 4 0 , o,lll.ouirt.2"'"
tr.dvo scree clued. Wane., well tonfierrd; .11
der tenon sad la tood Mats of ealihntion; 14.0
of Rood sprints, rood hull; convenient to cloaca
schools and mina haddings ars • frame Min.. Is
Zrepair, Infos Mnl. Me tram OW" 0000.
y holm. sal other oat balldislo , F . " Nr.
the, Infurni•Uon adtheavi, or call on the wrath.*
JANE?. tiltll.l lo .
IlanhavUlo, Bawer Co. Ono 14.
8. SNITGER A: Co