The Beaver Argus., November 02, 1870, Image 3

The Beaver 4rgos.
---
Heaver. Pa:. bet. 20,11970.
..... _
Circa/diem Over 2ioelve Hundred.
• Rates of Advortishig__
nes. I srr. 6w. :at. 6a3.: 1 year
,qr-1011oes, $- 00 law 'six $7 03 $lOOO
.202N2, do' 850 500100 10 00 1501
a elitism., do 500 603 9001100 18 00
4 rqunres. do 600 800 10 50 15 00 Ou
u column 800 1100 1501 1000 WOO
!, column 1100 15181 WOO MOO 6000
I column el 00 30 03 ES 00 00 00 3181 00
♦dmlutitrators` and Executors' Notices....poo
specie; notices per line; ten cecina.
r/En Payments to be made Quarterly. except
fur transient advertisements, which most be paid
In advance..
GEO. P. ROWELL, 10 Park Row, N. York,
s. AND
111, PETTENGILL 1c Co, RI Park Row,
New York, are the rots agent. ew Toe Heaves
Atoms in that city, and ire aatbartred to/magnet.
far inserting advertleeteenta for to at oar low.
eat cerh Melt. Artverttsent la that city are te.
,antra to leave their favors with either of the
above homes.
State of the Thermometer for the
week ending October 29th 1870.
7A. M. 2P. X. .9 P. M.
ort. -- 23 a thy, 62 dog. 49 deg.
\ 42 dog. 66 dog. 54 deg.
\45 dog. 70 dog. 58 deg,
20 52 dog. 54 deg- ,49 deg.
42'deg. .72 deg. 66deg.
" 43 deg. 57 deg. 45 deg.
" 29 40 dog:, 56 dog. 45 deg,
R. T. TAYLOR.
TIME TABLE.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh A. IL — Trains
going Enst leave Beaver Station so Moe.
Exprom, 617; Evening Express,l.l4; Mall,
5.43 p. m.
Trains golno West leave Beaver Station Lica].
lows: 51n11, 13 a. M.; ExPresa.3.6l V. 1114 Ac
commodation. 5.43 p. m.
Pitt. IM. W. dc C. EL U.—Trains going East
leave Imehester Station (at end of bridge) as fol
lows: Beaver Felts Ammo. 6.61 a.m.; Boon accom.
7.10 n. m.•' New Castle accom. 8.31 a. tn.; 11. Falls
11,11111. 10.10 p. tn.
Trains going West leave Rochester Station, (at
end of bridge) as follow,: B. P. accom.'lo a. in.;
E.oin secoln. 5.12 V. m 4 Rein night express 5.45 p.
m.: 11. F. scram. 7.37 p. m.
Trains goingifast leave Um:heater (Upper) De
pot as follows; B. F. 'mom. 5.05 a. m ; Loon an
n. t. 7.15 a. New Castle acoom. 8.40 a. m;
'thing° exp. 10.52 a. nu Beaver Falls accom. 11.15
p. tn.; Chicago Mall 9.05 p. in; Erie exp. 4.10 p. m;
thiengo'cxp. 6.0.1 ta; Brie mail 9.55 p: wt.
Trains going West, leave Rochester (Upper), De
pot as follows: Chicago null 8.15 a. nt.; Erie exp.
k 23 a. nu Beaver Falls mesn. 11.55 a. M.,• Chicago
..op. 11.30 a. m.; Chicago exp. 8.55 p. m; New Ca..
lie amine 4.30 p. In.: Erie exp. 5.49 p. m; Beaver
dis eccom. 284.
The attention or the public:is directed
to the following New Advertisements
which appear for the first time in the
A Ito 17 3 to-day
Pimples.—Thos: Chapman.
New Advm—Daueby A Co.
New 'Advs—Geo. P. Howell A: Co.
speeial Notices—Will Smith A Co.
Adaninistrator'a Notice--Robt. Davis.
Admitil%trator'm Notico—M. Wilson
Cow for Salo—W. W. Irwin.
Special Notice—L. it T. L, Oldshne.
Special Notice—Schiff & Stet fold.
Special Nei & J. Snellenburg.
'Vindication—S. L. Cooper. •
Medical Electricity—Dr. J. S. Winans
Special Notices—A. C. Hurst. •
pissolutlon Nottco—William Sager,
.I.W. D. Smith And John Herron.
;FsTMulvanon Limo Kilns Vanport.
Best lime at the lowest, price. [
I. llAN2tuiut has a beautiful Stock of
Hats, bonnets, plumes, flowers, rib
bons, bonnet silks, &a., now on band.
Sept. 21:1f . .
;7:17 - New Carpet , ' Mora Bridgewater
oets3;3w.
Now Fall Goode at Horne'a, Mar
ket St root, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MI the novelties in lists, Bonnets, and
Millinery liooda, Ribbons, Sashes, Vol.
irks, Flowers, Feathers and Satins.--
IChele4ale awl Retail
wink, nllwool, country Flannel
41 els. a yard; white and black plaid
Flannel IS eta. a-yard ; 20. spring•hoop
skirts 50 Os.; one act gehts' under Wear
for $1.00; morritnac prints 121 ets ; heavy
yard wide muslin 121 els. ;• lace collars 15
eta.; 2 boxes gents' paper collars for 25
eta. ; nice plaids from 20 to 70 cts. a yard
—a great bargain. Compare theseprices
with others, and remember that we will
lint be undersold, Will Smith.dc Co. 2t
BMW.% tss, Bargains!—Fifteen thou
sand dollars worth yet unsold. Positive
ly a closing-out sale of clothing for thir
ty days. Rare bargains to pureluAers at
.1. Snellenburg's, New Brighton.
r you de'siro a soft, mellow light to
road or sow by get Mr. J. C. Spriggs of
11,3, or to put yoti up ono of his gas ar
r.mgements.. They two perfectly safo,
nothing ex plosive about them. oct.
'BEAUTIFUL stook or !pray-Skirts
;oral cortaram, :it I. Ilanatter's Bazar of
Bridgowator, Pa. sopt 21:tt
S t c I: 10 per cent. by buylirg your goods
of Will Sin ith fi. Co.,Rochostor, They Nell
In pier rrnt. cheaper than any ono this
~ilo. Pitehburgh.
Lyn:sr style:i of fall hats.—Ladies
e‘oillaild examine for yourselve..l, at A.
111Tirst's, Bridgewater, Pa.
J: D. Bernd, Corner Fifth Avenue
:eel Market street, up i!tair,i, Pittsburgh,
'lowlier and Jobber of Ribbons, Silks,
l'elvetx and Millinery Goods, Ladie.l awl
ch:ffilre'x relret, and Felt Hain
Wholesalo dealers . will lied ar, this
house ono of the most completo 'docks
Tula prima ny low am can be found any-
where Eri_4t. nti/ •Wemt.
r-il - Orders IlTperiptly,attend to. o19;4
SitAwt.s!Awls!! Shawls!!! hi great
variety at low ii.r.ieea, at A. C. Iltirat's,
Bridgewater, lja.
IlEmEaniEtt tho gloat bartrains offered
AViialebono Now Brighton.
Merino Irove 16 eta., ;11
p,ood bleached and unattebed 4-4 sheet
ing 12itaints ; Waterproof per yard $1.00;
Canton Flannel icr yard 123 cts.; grey
blanliets per' pair $2.50, and all other
goods at correspentlingly low prioe.s.
N N t.s.barrod anti plain,orthei best
ataterial
and at Cowen prices, at A. C.
I ‘z rsts'et, llridgownter, Pa.
How will tido do for Potatoes.—
D. M. tionehoo of Heaver, last
"print, planted the coed from three po
t a., halls, of the Buckeye species, and a
fow days iago raised his crop, and on
ming them, found ho had thirty-five
potatoes. Thestrangost part or tho story
I-, that from his - Buckeye seed, ho has
now four different kinds of potatoes,
Ita,•keyo, Patch Itloty, Garnett Chill and
l'im; Eye.
If , cuilo gentleman has also handed
it, a branch from a raspberry ,bush,
Inell fn littorally "alive" with! ripe
raspberries (Oct. 30th, 1870.
\V t: now offer our entire stock of Cloth-
Inc, Gent:ti , Furnishing Goods, hats,
tars, cloths, Doeskins, Cass. ate., for 30
I . l )s,preparatory to enlarging our store
room. Last opportunity for obtaining
c, , ,,1. at it sacrifice trot - 118.a. J. Snellen
borg.Broailway, ow Brighton, Pa.
,
I krioeit PIAT .7,t s—Tholargestand boat
a—ortment ever ,
rought to Rochester.
l'riee for gettliiiio fall quill front 60 cents
to L 1 . (11 ); and velvet hats for 7.i cents at
N% 11l Smith th Co.'s, Rochester. . , n2;2t
'Cir At .10,1,11 ll , ,rne ett.'o, Market
riusburgh: liottlevanl Skirts, Fail
cy NV , oolei; 'Goadg, Un
.1 , •n% eur, 'Aces, and every
v.,riety cif Trimmings and small wares.—
Orders rec.eiro prompt attention 4 4w
Afro Now Carpet Store Bridgewater.
oet26ow.
Burr= and eggs taken in exchange
tbr Dry Goode and Millinery Cicada, at
Wlllllmith &Co.'s. Rochester. n 2 2L
We see by the Beaver Axone of last
week, that our friend Geo. H. Young is
still at his old tricks. He took nineteen
or twenty premiums on lapsable" it the
Beaver county Fair, and then rentent-.
bored the editor of the Annual!" a "sub
stantial" manner. Mr. Young was for
many .years a resident of this county
and his *enviable, were always the finest
on exhibition at our Mrs.—New Lisbon,
(6.,) ihickeye Mate.
Mr. J. II Buxom who keeps One of the
finest stores In the county. has his rot&
now brilliantly lighted with gai• The
fixtures &resupplied by Mr. J.C. Spriggs
of Beaver. Oct. Mk
Extensive Fire at New Eastle.—
on last Friday morning at about 2 o'clock
a fire broke out in the eitenalve works
known as the Croton Glue works of that
city,owned bye Ihmsenjr.,burning the
entire works with considerable stock
which was at the winks, alio burning
four dwellings owned by the same party.
The lire Is supposed to have caught from
the furnaces belonging to the works.
The total loss is fifty-five thousand dol
lars, covered by in hummer, of thirty
'three thousand dollars. The effect of the
fife is to throw over one hundred and
f fly men out of employment, and is con
sidered a serious loss to the oily. The
works will probably be rebuilt immedi
ately.
otitr-Carpeta in groat variety Bridge
water. ect2oow.
BUSINESS MEN, who require a rid°
light at night, should introduce Mr. J. C,
Spriggs gas fixtures into their houses at
once. The expense la trifling, and the
Light brilliant and safe. 0et.19:3t
Enterprising (S)—The Beaver Rad
ical, is truly a very enterprising news
paper. Up to last Friday it had not dis
e3vered that an earthquake had visited
this part of the globe! Enterprise of that
sort ought not to go unrewarded.
t Joseph Horne & Co.„ Importers
and Dealer's in Notions and Fancy Dry
Goods, 77 , and, 79 Market at., Pattsburgh.
Pa. .Largest stock ant ruir prices. Whole
filth) and Retail
Something ofa Potato. Capt. G.
L. Eberhart, of Now Brighton, In addi
tion to being an adept at teaching "the
young idea, how to shoot," is a "right
smart" potato grower. He left a sweet
potato at our office a few days ago, of the
Jersey Yellow variety, which weighed
three pounds and nine ounces ;. length
eleven inches; circumference thirteeen
inches.
WEEKLY MEDICAL REPORT.-Of the
number and kind of diseases, treated by
Drs. L. dr. T. L. Oldshue, 132 Grant St.
Pittsburgh, during the week ending
October 29th, 1870.
Brain Melanchoty, &c. - 2
ConsumpUon and Lung Diseases 11
Liver Complaint and-Jaundice 28
Kidney-affections and Urinary
Organs - , - . 17
Fevers—all the different kinds 5
Nervour Disorders—Spasmodic and
Spinal -- - - - 8
Female Compl.Blas—irregular
ities, fic - - - - - 15
Scrofula—Hereditary and otherwise 1
Dyspepsia, Stomach Disease, Indi
gestion - - - 35
Eczema, Eruptions, Tetter, Itch, dm 1
?dumps, Swelled Neck and That, 3
Erysipelas, Wild-flre, Shingles dm 1
Neuralgia, Headache, and Dizziness 9
Dropsy of Chest and Abdomen 3
Asthma, Phthisie or shortness of
ortl2;4w
breath • - - - -
Other Diseases not here named
The whole number treated during
the week
• The Mound Valley Lodge, No. 733, I.
0.431'0. T., have changed their evening
of meeting, from Monday to Friday eve
ning. J. If. Syzvertsox, W. C. T.
EMMA A. WALKER, &ey.
RerirrED- I Smith'e Photograph Gal
lery, Rochester. Will himself is now
operating and guarantees satisfaction.
Ho can take you a picture small enough
for a locket or as large as yourself. n2;4t
Adminirtrator's Sale.—The
ministrators of the estate of the late
Wan. Davidson, sr : , of Bridgewater, will
offer a large lot of personal property at
public sale on the 9th of November, on
the farm near Darlington Pa. Persons In
want of cattle; grain, farming imple
ments ate., should attend the sale.
5.-.41- Medical Electricity. Dr. J. S.
Winans Is fully prepared to treat all
kinds of disease, by this method. I can
give the best references as to its success,
in many cases at band.• Chronic Disease
of all kinds made a speciality.—Bee essay
on medical electrictiy by S. E. Adams in
next week's Annum. Office and resi
dence, Diamond, Rochester, Pa. nv2;3l
A largo assortment of new goods Jost
received, including fancy patterns of fall
prints, fancy dry goods, notions, trim
mings, lace collars and jewelry, at A. C.
Hurst's, Bridgewater, Pa.
T e Chandelier In the room of the
Yotng Metes Christian Association of
this place fell the other night, and the
lamps in it were all broken to pieces.
Spriggs, the gasoline man, will no doubt
now be ca'lod upon to put up his gas fix
tures in the room where the accident
occurred. He has the best thing out in
the way of furnishing light.
FALL OPENINO at I. Hnnituer'n Bazar
of Fashion, Bridgewater, Pa. sop'. 2131.
We regret to learn that our old friend
James Young, who resides near Darling
ton'[ Beaver county, Pa., recently met
with a serious accident. —Mr. • Young,
who is seventy-four years of age, fell
1" min tree while engaged In
picking apples !
and receiving other injuries.
Fitxsoom, Oct. 31, 1870
MIL EDITOR :—Allow Hie to occupy a
brief space in your columns to defend
tnyself against those who would injure
my reputation and business by foulslan
der of alleged incompetency and inabili
ty to attend to my own business as a
Druggist. The instigator of this charge
has been making every available exer
tion to. impress it on the minds of the
people; and he asserts a mistake by me
in not giving a C.T1.11112 article called for,
but have given something else, to prove
my ignorance of the different articles. A
few days since, two yemor ladies called
at Illy Drug Store and naked for Gum-
Arabic,whieh I gave them In a pulverized
form. On the day following, one of said
young ladies called to return her pur
chase, saying it was not Gum Arabic, and
she 'could not use It. I informed her
that it was the article (Gum Arabic) called
for by her; she retorted that it was not
Gum Arabic, for Dr. Stewart said it was
Arrowroot. I imedistely called on the
other)ady who told me the - same story,
and that her pnicbase was in the posses
sion of the aforesaid Doctor who had
pronounced it Arrowroot. I have sent
the article which the lady retnrned
(which article Dr. Stewart said was not
GuntArablp but Arrowroot) to five of the
host Druggists of Deaver county, who
all prouomice It Gum Arabic of the beat
quality. And now I desire the people
of this community to know that the mis
take le the aforesaid would be Dr. Stew
art's and not mine; and having devoted
throe years and a half fitting myself for
the business, I feel oompetent to attend
to it, but if I should need sailatence, I
surely would not ask it of a man who
who styles • himself Doctor, but deat .
knoir the difference betwen Gum Arabic
suit Arrowroot. "Persona who live in
glair lionise should not dire* stones,"
.1.. Dooms
EN:=ll
In continuance 0( 9n Jimmied Mato
and national inistoin, and In diming
mknotiledgetnent of lumen &panda:mos
upon Altnighty . Ihror, I do, ;hereby' ap
point Thuriday, the -twetty.fciarth day
of November. next; as a day of miners!
Thanksgiving and praise, being the swim
day, and fir theism. ents and user, set
forth by Me Excellency , . the President
of the United Eta*ln hie Proclemntion
of the twenty-first Instant.
reFinteualOa. Wimltr,Pm"4 bl "'
singe. should not be sorpisted by any
In acknowleging her gratitude to (lad.
Let, ti then; (gums of thi Compiop-
IFealtb; abstain is far as possible; from *
our usual avocations on that day, and
assemble at our respective places of
worship mi btu" there, and In the he
tlyitles of our assembled rani/Has at our
cherished banes, Make la the goodness
of God, and rendes:thanks to Elm sr. ,
His loving kindness and His abundant
mercy toward us. Let our thankpriving
and praise find expression In dedkathig
the day to &midi Of benevolence and
charity, and administering to, and alle-
viating the wants of the poor, themeedy.
and the aufferingl so that all may "re.
Joke and A* exceetlitg "To do
good and to distribute,. forget not; for
with such sacrifice God is well plessed.'!
Let os invoke Divine favor upon our
beloved Stateind nation, and pray that
all who are called to administer 'Dude
governments- may be actuated - by-the
"spirit of wisdom end understanding,
the spirit of eounael and !night, the aplr
it of knowledge, and the fear
e of the
Lord."
Given under ray band and the great
seal of the State, at Harrisburg, this
twenty-olghtb day. of October, in the
year of our , Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy. and of the Coat
monwealth the ninety-fifth,
JNO: W. GEARY.,
By the Govonor
•
F. JORDAN. .
Secretary of Me CbonosonsoeattA.
New Brighten leinhner7. — This
Institution Is already deservedly pope.
lar. The teachers are thorough scholars.
The course of study is .
Scientific and Clusical with !Judo.
al and Normal • Departments: As a
boarding-school for girls, none is more
pleasant and healthful. It is • Howe,
not a prison. The winter session will be
gin on Monday, the sth of December
next.
octl2;4w
VS. The Little ebrporal Magazine, for
November, la a beautiful, number of a
most beautiful.' uvenile—good enough for
the most exacting. Since its enlarge
ment and improvement, and the addi
tion of floe full page and other engrav
ings, The Little Oirporai is worthy of a
circulation of at least a hundred thous
and. The remaining numbers of 1870
are offered free to all who subscribe now
for the next year. Don't fail to give yon
children this sterling Juvenile magazine.
It is published in Chicago, Illinois, by
Sewellit. Miller, at one dollar and a lief
a year, 15 cents . fora single copy. Beau
tiful and generous premiums are given
for clubs. .
No. Cases.
Gen.W.W.lrwln.—We were shown
a handsome present for Gen. Irwin, from
Samuel Mason & Sons.. It Is a pruning- .
knife with flee different shaped Medea
and a saw, enclosed in a nest morocco.
case, with the General's name on each
blade. The knife is to be hereafter call
ed "The, Irwin Pruning Knife." The
blades are of the finest steel, , and the
whole ihing gotten up In good style, and
can be seen for a few days at Winter et
Bedisoneiewelry store.—Beaver Valley
Herald.
Gremis P. Rowst.t. & Co. of New
York, the well-known and enterprising
advertising agents, have purchased the
sgencypfJolan Hooper& Co. of the yams
oily, an equally well-known and relia
ble firm, and by the union of the two
will have by far the largest and most
flourishing advertising establishment In
the country ; and If it, Is as well managed
in the future as In the past It cannot fail
to become still more gigantic and suc
cessful. Messrs. Rowell & Co. pUblish
the American newspaper Directory, the
most complete volume of the kind ever
leaned in this or any other country, and
at their New York office they keep on file
more . than five thousand periodicals,
which are always Open to the free use of
their patrons when In New York. Both,
the retiring partners of the late firm of
J. Hooper & Co., are to remain with Gem
P Rowell & Co., for some months, until
their own business matters :can be ad:
Dusted, after which Mr. Wayre contem
plates going, abroad,/ and Mr. John
Hooper, who has been elected treasurer
of the Colwellit, Shaw and Willard man
ufacturing company, of New York, will
give his attention to the introduction of
the patent tin-lined lead pipe, an article
of great merit,extensively manufactured
and sold by that company.—Sprinfleid
Republican, Oct. 18th, 1870.
11E1
YourigMhesetlLllsiritatlistaAtutoels.
810,1.—The Third Annual Convention
of Young Men's Christian Associations
of the State of Pennsylvania, will con
vene at Scranton Lucerne county, on
Tuesday, Noi. Bth, 1870, closing, its
abssion on Thursday evening. Delegates
are expected from all the Associations
In the State, , among whom will be many
of our most' prominent ministers and
earnest Christhin workers. A moat cor
dial invitatloivls extended to ministers
and Christian laymen, in town and coun
trydistricts where there are, no Associa
tions, to come to the Convention. .A
moat hearty Christian welcome is assur
ed to all who come, and arrangements
will be made for their entertainment, as
well as for reduced fare on railroads.
AU who design intending, are request
ed to address Thomas K. Cree, Chairman
State Executive Committee, Pittsburgh,
that they may avail themselves of these
Oa a "Bensier."—The Easton ,Ke
press states that Baby Anna, the infant
erephant belonging to,Forepaugh's show.
for some raison or other, woke up in a
pet one morning last week, and when
her master kindly asked . her to pack up
her trunk, and steer for Bethlehem, she
emphatically refused to do so. Her eld
er brother Romeo—of Bhakesperian no
torieiy—slowly move dalong the mad in
dicated to him, in company with his
hump-backed coinpanion, but the little
brat refused to follow the train. All
coaxing_iras in vain, she refused to lis
ten to the softest words and the most
subtle argument's: • Whether Bethle
hem was too dry and puritancal e place
fora baby of her lively and frivolous
nature, or whether she wanted her "ted
dy" before going remains a myatery,but
she showed her utter aversion to going
to Bethlehem, by turning in every other
direction. Finally, Romeo and. the
camel, becoming tired . of waiting,. and
her master being anxious to reach Beth
lehem somenime; commenced to be
labor the little baby's hide with clubic.
which, after a long lime, had till desired
effect; and previlledOn the little Anna
to move on, surlily and nwillingiy.
Fatal Aireideni„—A lad egad about
fifteen - yeari.. eon Of.Saninel ;Milk
siding • "near lima?* ran camp
ground, in Brooke county, W. Va., was
Injure Th Tor*ay df **week.
under' the following choetteisli44l: He
wee 'driving a calf from the farm of a
relative, Ellis Jones, of Independence
township, this county, when tin animal
turned and tiodesvored, to regain Its old
home. Becoming somewhat excited, be
urged the horse he was riding to a high
rate of speed, and the horse, overtaking
the calf, stumbled over it and fell to the
ground, at the came. time falling updo
the boy, who bad .been unseated and
thrown. - The injuries inflicied, were of
so setiotui i naafi, kilns. des***
&DJ egki ll 4'ff•' lo a •bright DUI*
Wow. sad Ns sudden . dogs. Is dimply
sod wilily IsalsWC—Woahtagfois
view and Arroisaw,
Joyous* . .tvaipiti.
he mwmpamilgimiguing;'4B7*.
=wrxmo k Ads Amway
Gawp Nolo. wrath* f
Boots Matron - • ees tonrneb
Biddle J R. 11 i4
ca Cowed .; • ;New serkkisi
Beetn am -
Eves Pella " •• Weir -- 80111alliFalleeldip
MIAs B EI ••. • .Rochasts=i
Johnston • • Borough
Lamed' A P Rochelle' tome*
Non As 'North fewlekley town'ir
. .
N J
Waster Jabs - Mapes& taanaddp
Shmusat CIL , Nay Gain basaySi
Staadialt ADM limner toinaStp
tramentaa
W Wilma 4 • Slam -taaraahlp
Wagner m • Pravda* borough
Maas Jobs • - Clamors tooraallp-•
StEliaa Midas. , lanod touradllp
Wake livarasait to
Iloactsad Samar . • latiatranatar berme'
Pada Mae • Illawliawkith7Ssillokill
lino* Sala ISSbecaia Haim boroash
LOA .r Petit Jurors lbw Novae.
V-; ewe- immia., ism •.‘
Doemr4 Daniel s'A Deaver Table leintWi
Reim Coster , ' ,7 4-ti Bewielder MAW
•Boyis Jackson •
Jarason. '••• 4riell= l =lP
Barns Wm . - Philipetom wont
Britain J Z ' , lkaante Pane borough '
(44114 township
=e - " • Rochester tmemigh
Cats* Robert ;
..poeith Bever township
Control Jetu. melee borough •
Cunning Chadic New Brighton borafigh
Carothus Wm N. Hanover annuli'
Cumndas John
as Bosomy
Thom Pandas borough
Waimea , Thightes town**
hit lidigenisrese borough
Diptioli Tended* ; Sidon borough-
Davie George 8 Hopewell h b r mn s
i t • •
Erwin Joseph J Itodiester •
Dilworth , 11WItutop bannetb
Otilillarld'A D. Now NW= boom&
Gray Robert 'Became torstai*
Harting Louie • • • New Pro_iddln=iii
MaClay James • b4409.11_01 1 1K18 P
McCoy John • • Groove toenuinnk
Mitchell Jams . Borough Mune* •
Minix 'John . Mina township
Ned Thounm • 'Patterson township
Powell Win. C • New Brighton torment
Ross John -" New Bright= boson&
Rime Oarlock: . Natal township
Serorright Russel , Hanover townsatp
Thames Bennet . Putted township
Thotopeore B B New Brighton borough
Warms Isaac ' Sumer Piths borough
Wray Henry lit. Cbdr bosoogh
WildThome Iteriami township
ratio ' Now Brighton borough
30000111111M1111 Brighton township
Borten J W . Unman
Brown W Big firemee t =ip
Cr dg John Greene
township
Doschrine 2401111X11f township
rms Greene township --
bs George • • township • ,
F Dob owler Roodt • • • • N M ew oon
Brighton borough
, industry township
=win Moo
J B ' Ohio township .
Gamble Ditd • Raccoon township
Graham Harlem New Edgerton borough
Johoetan Mugu , arilagton towardp
Jackson John lralleton borough
Kw Jahn 7. - Darlington township
Laughlin Robert Georgetown borough
Mercer Joseph Greene township
Moore Alted . Puleskt township
Munk John tit. Clair borough
Markee James' . : Phillicarg borough
Mellon Jamael ; New haincirler town'p
Miaow John Borough township
Fitton John ! Brighton township ,
Robinson Thomas IX Clak
Ramsey Davl4 Hanover t= a p cl
Block Joel piaßearer borough
Seely II W. - Rochester toast p li
Situp Joseph . . Big Beau
Boots William Hanover township
Todd Jame.
lit t uorto sa int w a lp romigh
Thomas Lori
Thompson Robert thg Bearer township
Whits Arthur I Mrpmdenos township
Week Jacob Rochester borough
Wilson Lee . • Ilplercendesor township
_.._._ . - ~.
nln
Whits Ruben Chippewa township
Wilms Joseph New Brighton borough
Reminiscences of the Past.—The
Lawrence Jearstal say*: An old gentle
min by the name of William McGatlick,
on his way from Centreville., Butler
county, Pa., to Alliance, Ohlo, to visit a
skier, stopped atjtbe Cochran house,
In this city this week.. The old gentle
man is eighty years of age, and In good
state of preservation. He says he was a
musician in the recruting service of the
ihtlted States during the Ma of 1812, and
played the fif• 'on the streets of New
Ilastle Ibr " Uncle Bain," when he was
not ao big a boy as he now is. Mr. Mc
°ARM then resided/a Dreetsburg, now
Darlington, Beaver county. He says
John &mole was a recruting °Meer on
the corner of North and Beaver streets
in this . place, which was a small log
hottse. He spoke of being acquainted
with a man by the name of John Moore,
who was aim a fifer in the war of 11B2;
Moore, It seems, was the , fatbecof-.lh - J
Moore, of this city, wbo says he has
the identical instrument on which'' hie
father played at that time,.ln his posses
sion, 'which he will exhibit to any one
who may wish to see such a relic of Use
past.. John Moore was an Inhabitant-Ur
Greersburg at the time of the war. The
old gentleman talked of the events of
those days with great animation.
To Ike &loads of Ileeeosodl
Soldlenh,—Some time ago Gen. Aiello,
Quarter-Master General of thspnited
States Arniy, in concert with Geo'. John
A. Logan, Commander-hi-chief of the
Grind Army of the Republic, Issued an
order relative to the graves of deceas
asoldient They desired to know where
all soldiers and ex-soldiers who died dui , '
ingand since the rebellion, were burled
In the respective counties,and asked that
this Information be furnished them,
through the commanders of the different
Pasts of the Grand Army of the Repub
lie. To what object this information is
to be applied we do not at present know
—probably to erect tombstones or exer
cise some other care over the graves of
the departed: As thereaie but two Posts
of the Grand Army of the Republic in
this county, the duty imposed upon the
undersigned is too onerous to be per
formed by them alone : they have there . -
fore thought it expedient to ask the co
operation of the following named gentle
men in the several townships and bor
oughs of Deaver county :
Big Beaver.—William II Foster, Sam
uel Blair. •
' Beaver bor.—John Radon, Hugh An
derson.-
Borough tp.—J B Harrah, E Barnes.
Bridgewater.-8 H Darragh s - Eobert
Anderson.
• Brighton tp.—D W Scott, Samuel
Gib
aoif,
Bade* bor.—L J Berry, Jas. Moore.
Beaver Pa ll s.—Harry Patterson'. Thos.
Ramsey.
Chippewa tp. , —Willlam Thomas, John
11VCarter.
Dar/ington tp.—Dr W C Shurlock,Jas.
A Anderson.
DlDnitsEernioany .—aunuel Mollstuusy,Geo.
. tp
.Paiistotr. D 1.1 Crleblow. Dr (lir
rard.
Franklin tp.—John H Wilson, D
Marshall.
r. rUoaa oor.—W W Kerr, D E Low-
•
Greene ep.—B Swearingen, 8 Nelson.
Hanover IF. /0.:, Thos. Nicholson,
Wm. Rice.
Hanover (M. D.) Jas. Wllllhiun, A II
Miller.
Harauray.—Jonatban Lens 11
Pa tto
Hopewell tp. —Arthur Welds. Eaq.
n.
Robert StarlL*, A
Thomson.
' iiedmistry L Knight, Jas.
a Cunningham. . . .
Marion.-8 Stone: . .
•
Moon tp.-41 W &broads, .1 8 Calvert.
New Brig Mon bor.—David Bhie!cla..l 8
Whop/is.
New Onoiektey.—Goorg, Teets, Philip
Beekart.
North Eleniekley.—James Warnock,
Mutter. . • .
New QaWee.—P L Grim, J B iolm
ston.
Ohio tp.—R McKnave, W F, Dawson..
.Parterson C Dickey. -
Phillipaborg.—W 0 Taylor, A Frank.
Pulaski tp.—D M Dangbarty,E Smith.
Raccoon rs-Willtant Ewing, Robert
Potter.
Rochester hon.-A P brooch, J a Dar
ragh.
•
, Rochester tp.—J .1 Faster.
Shea 'Bearer.—Johnston Lawrence,M
McCormick. •
•. St. Clair ber.jorlatitso Pool.
Georgetorns.—Edward Spence, Charles
Calhoun
the above named geatamen are earn=
eatly !equated to and to either of the
, attder►littpdi emu eoloPcaY
raiment, - pface of burial, and Uwe of
deo*. Drama sniffier buried in their re.
spectivetcanships or borough. Whirs
all thainfiiiminian cannot be obtained,
send us such ;acts ooncentlog their mil
itary history, as you can get. Of course
we rsibr to only those soldiers, who ware
in the United Bata tiereloe. priendsof
the daid.dstankolc,of. the country,,let
is invoke your Immediate satsumas in
looking up their graves., ' '
O. K. etiatemenuir,
Cbat. Pak la, Arpor zrylog ug :
' • ' WIIYAIIO,
Cbll4 AMC 204,"italser, Pa.
Badidicd Plans tam,
Kinn"
b od pi y melee theCiiirl nonfa
tal/de Phiee'Oe Nolety MOM
conth*4looo . 6l l Arirtnehlt leek A.
large number of beehas were • preens,
not only hob : oneTee._ crhfp ad
joining crounides. '- ereer "shun:
der illk.dimaco 1i.11101414
,
tountr- 8 91 111 fret But.
ofllliagniigh; ant! °Met,
lees , Rem et the
end,tan Ifflie .14
.=wrirpme.yojekt•noutki:9o
evening
elocodonesy entertidnume4 to twell
ftU
ed room Slake Ildeffiewidervigid bete
efforts warildikeeleteff by those who
beard her.. Oh Friday miming probs.
Wlcluitshatu,lhelllaloqapaiinteld
ent of Common INtele•rffigisered a lino-
tare on Education In the Court Home,
which `n highly lairreating. As a &II
report the pimeefflptinf the Instllnte
will be Pubflehed 1111 q 4 u 'Wit Mew, we
atop off horn., .
• A FEW SRIRONO/1110TECED.
1233
In my former &diode Isald smoothing
in relation to word* whleb •are , used to
illedt or . qua li ty tin? meabing °flak:
words, and I now Reppione to give some
silisti,!itordir keine I:hai
1, and 'sadly dlstlupdaliod from omer
parts of sionth. ;. .
The classes of wordt which are need
to, press quality, doneitifootkos, 40.,t
adjectives and iNivertrig Mui oti
mod in Om; nehool-boolis-iin -- Glidiniar
littat 4 4leethili 11 : 04 • 0 44
tOd-Prationnat- orres
=arise in Eoglad tis , tier :
ilia is a . worti added to litibitantivota
exports Ito qualikr."' authors give
idmilai delinitkour, but theists nee:row'
plate definitions; for, itlioleui to every.
one who knows anything of our language
that odjectives not onlyamprourrinallty.
but kind and condition also. And when
we come to the analysis of sentences we
discover that phrases 'and dependent
clauses moo= exactly the tome rune
glans that the words *ailed "adjectives"
and "adverbs" perform. ldthe - phoute
"a sour ande,".sour espnweo griality;
in the phase, "a silk. W.l silk simply
tells what kind of a hat, without any ref
erence to the quality; ao, silk hats may
be of good, poor,„, fine of worthless qual
ity; and, li the phi*, "awick child,"
al* daft dot dem:ribs either thakind or
quality of child, bid only its condition.
In the phrase, "el man of honesty and
industry," the word ma* is qualified by
the prepositlEirud phrase " of honesty and
Industry," just as it is qualified by the
adjectives honest and Industrious in the
phrase"an honestand Industrious man."
!Wilke inimer, "a very wicked man"
convoys the same Idea that is conveyed
by the phrase, " a man of great wicked-,
noes," and"an °dallied man" Is "amen
of education."
In.the sentence; "the Mil who, by his
indonfltable energy and splendid amens
plishmenti as a brave and skillful sob
dier, gained 'an immortality of fame at
Winchester In Sept. 1864, has been ap
pointed commander-th.chief of the ar
my," the subject Is qualified by a do
pendent clans% • and the verb, In that
clause, is qualified by another clause.—
The simple 'isontertme; shorn of all quali
fying words, clausesand phrases, is this:
"The man has been appointed comman
der-In chlef;" but,
,we ask, what max f
and we are told,' "the man who gained
an immorisdity of , figPo7; and this an
swer, we obeiritin, has he inaction of an
aellerther. • Aid Nth" question arises, re'
has been itipointad commander-In-chief
of what? and we suritold, "of the army."
'And now, coming into the class of words
called adverbs—those words which de
scribe Acne things are done—we may ask
how he pined his,honOrtality of fame?
and we.are told thathe gained it 4'by his
indomitable erteripf4o his splendid ac7'
.onniplialthientsipOrave and skillful
soldier"- if asked whfie he gained it, we
are told that he gained It ''• at Winches,
ter"; and, if asked when, the reply Is,
In Sept. 1864", all three of which phrases
perform the function of an adverb. And
sow We eoinego•the dednitkui of an ad
verb.
An adverb, all the grammarg• tell us,
Is a word used - to qualify verbe, adjeo:
tires, or other adverbs ; but there are
so many kinds of adverbs that, to recog
nise ell of them with any tiegreeef cer
tainty or inutoOteehis imtkissibie to all
younipersons, 'and etven'to many who
actually delude themielVes so fur as to
think they are grammarians in the full!
sense of the term. Adverbs are, indeed,
puzsling ; •and, if we Judge from the tes
timony of the past, we are safe in assort
ing that they always have been difficult
to handle, for wo are informed by no less
a person than that learned old Roman
king, SEnving; who Henri shed 500 B. C.
that °mutt parr' oration* qttrindo de si-
Sit case quod eat, infgrot in Adverbiam:
and this Home Toolce construed thus:
"Every word, when a grammarian
knows not what to make of It, Mycelia
an Adverb." This translation, of course,
le only a bit of Tooke's humor; yet it is
true, at least in a few Instances, as Ser
ving says, that " every part of speech,
whoa it ceases to be what' it is, changes
to an Adverb."
The character of a word can onlyl)4i
determined by its function or usage In a
sentence; hence, as '3ervius says, every
part of speoch, w bon it cessee to be what
it is, undergoes n change of function 'and
assumes a new character.. In the phrase
"a pound of gold," gold is a noun; but,
In the phrase "a gold ring," gold is an
adjective. In the following sentences,
the changes which words sometimes un
dergo is clearly illustrated:
Bring me a light.
•
It bas a NAt elude.
Light the Mmp.
" Hat they made light ur It. and went thelr way
In the first sentence, tight is a noun; in
the sosondi• an - agllective;;ln the third a
verb; andin the fourth, ansadreib.
the tbat
Do midtha tha t
Mat the,
ma th n patarse& that tot pained, was not
t
In this sentence that' mettle six times—
twice as a noun twice as a relative pro
&nu, once is a coajundlaii eidetic° as
a dentottatratlie adjective: -
But, toretarn to our itubject,osu rules
be framed by which, qualifying terms
can be reedllyand certainly distinguish
ed? . I reply in the attinnative, and I
think I eau fume such rules.' They are
' I. FveryWord,phrsse and clause which
will answer the questions, Which one?
What kind? What quality? What color?
What condition? How "any?. and any
question in relation to inaptitude, as—
How long? How thick? etc., hi, In its
Inaction, an adjective. •
2. Every word,phrase and chase which
will answeithe questions, Hirsh" When?
wh o m i ; whyr and,-with regard to du
ratio/Co/ thee, How long? sada with re
to Works lowan' a place, How lar?
How high? ate., is, In its ?mnias, an
adverb.
In colloquial ;sage, adVerbe sie much
abused. , It Is no rare thing to Sear ad
jectives qualify adjectives. as "remark*:
ble cold," " wonderful large,'! etc., In
stead of remark/WY cold,. wonderfully
large. I know of no two adjectives that
are so outrageously treated as wady and
citportite. Steady Is not only- mispro
uottnced by the illiterate, but In many
instances by those ,who should 'know
that there Is no stlbh adjective as "study."
And what shall I say of that moat barba
rous of all barbarisms—that most vulgar
of all sr ulgansms—"farariort," for op
posite! And main, :we must, In the
presence of many persons,:have our ears
shocked and our sense of : propriety out
raged by such'7,vulgarisma as "hew/add'
amPllesicst" for beyond;; and, "yonder"
for yonder. • U. IL E.
sserierimido. camomile syrup, Used la
an air hated of PILLS. BMX sum. tad:
TOE OM. de. RtghVarela& Pleassait to take.
Maim like It.• Fake 60 ands. Wholeiala. R.
Lamat/as WOO.: dt Wood m t n i sa. Pittabunit6 Pa.
"PerfLekr(y___ of rte. aililintr rielu. l o
• orai sioussaap. •
Three roirnalsiot Use nay.olz l!krars.
par . logisin WI; ere niiir
about-to notles and dose the lakateltes.
They blued Iran .Getielits, a; itito BO
MONO in barrel Oloyes 44monoail of
Vigglaixt • - ' '
''' Ist 'Button Gerlnn* was born'. in
lingland in,,lllfe. , He received a good
educed*, alterwideit bilheatne a mer-
Chin', t, in whreb. Wiliness he remained
hr several Yee* when beeinbarked Ibr
Apiaries anerthst axed his residence In
South Carolina I Ont. afterwards, remov
ed to Georgia where he purchased a tract
of land.•. In 177 e beiwan 'sleeted a dale
ph-to the Continental Charm, from
Georgia, end was there In meson to at.
his name Sotto Declaration of lade.
Pridenoti, He Wm elevated to the'blghest
eat elation in gilt of he State: but In the
00111a104 of party hte helinge were
wounded. He aspired , to the once of
ItrigestierGeneral s but was defeated. The
result was an allenatkur between Colonel
Mclntosh. his rival and *wolf. ' And,
itirgethl of tbei station be was Oilseed in,
be challenges/ Ma adversary 1-•-tbay taat.
and Owlm4/01.-May sai • 177 t. 1$ the
feirtg;llftli yeir,of Ma *q.t./le leas e no
bilis.bliltHigitilad IP= f * l , l t . bY i tidas
sense of lionoi,rlie gave way to the maw
the of doeUlng; which was too eominon
la the Praia of cone* itinere bit Mold
#l.lind eshoirlaced a lith whlab propds.
"iii 4 gi haw htlahl'adonitteecntistry.,-,
;,-:20,,,_ Lyme" Hall was bombs DAUM.
.60t1bi"1:46 - IWitiinplelliii. COUSge
• *ilia . - . 1 4 4110 X 1/4',oor",irlidtiat
lig'irith. tie . Piiiiilliorsors,;MieMpreted
the studicif medicine.. lif r.Hall removed
teSouth Car /:main 1772 e. but the rime
year took u hid permanent residence in
Georgia, end entered at once upon astio
oessful practice. He wan among thetret
in his colony who boldy denounced the
home government, and for a long time
stood almost alone in arousing the peo
ple to Revolutionary resistance. A large
portion of the people manifested oppo
sition at first to adopting these extreme
measures. -The people of the parish' of
St. John resolved to act independently,
and Ip 1775 eleCtel Dr. Halt a delegate to
the general Congress. Although not an
accredited delegate of a Goy, he took
his Mat, with the un ' mous vote of
Congress, and soon ed among its
prominent members. He „Continued
most of the time In Con ress until 1783,
when he was elected Govenor of his State
His death occurred the year following,
in the sixtieth year of his meat hisi res
idence la Burke county.
3d. George Walton was born in Fred- .
wick county, Virginia,l74o: Ho was
brought up a mechanic but, -possessing
a flue mind; /mod means to Improve it.
At fourteen he was apprenticed to a ear
= pouter, his master opposed him in his
desires after knowledge, and only by the
'left fpine-toreltee in the midnight
hour, etaid. he find a time for study.
But this anti was well improved, and
after finishing his legal studies, was ad-
witted to his profession, in the colony
of Georgia, and in which ho was emi- I
nently successful. Here he secured the
confidence of ids confederates, and was
placed on several importanteommittees
and signed the Declaration. He was ap
pointed Colonel of militia and was pres
ent at the surrender of Savinnah to • the
British. During Its defence he was
wounded' and made prisoner, and de
tained. 1779. In Octoberl 1779 he
was elected Governor, 'and In 1780,elected
to Congress. After a few months stay
he retarnorlioGeorgia, was again elect
ed Its Govenor, and in 1708 Senator to
Congress. ,He was a'Judge of the Su
perior Courts for fifteen' years until, the
tithe of hitdeath 2d of February 1803 in
'his sixtytfourth year.
The aggregate ages of these fifty-six
-petrifies" ease ausesesta-to three thousand
five hundred and sixty-four years, as far
as could be obtained. 'Their averaged
lives was, say sixty-seven and a fourth
years. Three of them lived to be ninety
and over ; ten. to be eighty and upwards;
ten, to .be seventy and more; fourteen,
to be sixty and higher; eleven, to be fif
ty and higher; five to.be forty-five to
forty-nine. The ages of three could not
be ascertained. Nine were born in tit'.
gin's, nine in Massachusetts, five in
Pennsylvinla and four in each of the fol-
lowing states Maryland, New Jersey,
Connecticut and South Carolina; four in
Ireland; England, Soothuiii,.Rhode Is
land, Now York and Delaware, two each;
Wales, Maine and Long Island, one each;
Twenty-two of the signers wore Law
yers, five Doctors, four students of Di
vinity, ten Merchants, three Farmers,
three Mechanics, viz Printer, Shoe
maker and Carpenter ; one • Writer, one
a lidanufgetnier and seven Politicians.
•
I sappose, ail mars excepted. Finis.
"The {navel olthe Oak and tbtrwillow ehall fade,
Be weat.entd around, and togetheibn laid ;
And the young and the old. and the low sad the
. high.
Shall touchier to Cut, mud together shall tie."
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE;
I Young Lady's Strange Disappetu
mice.— What has .become of Her.'—Sum
"'Woos of Foul-pluy
Elmore Anonst About four weeks
ago a young lady left her home in Zelie
nople to attend the death-bed of an uncle,
Who bad lately arrived from " Use old
country!' and had taken up his abode in
one of the small villages in the western
part ofOhlo. He was-supposed to be in
indigent circumstances; but, after his
death—which occurred abOut ten days
after the arrival of his niece—it was dis
lisvered that he was very wealthy, and
had made a will inter favor with a con
dition that She should mar i ry a nephew
of deceased (but related to the iady); fail
ing of which,t his wealth was -bestowed
.on some clujitable: institution. Altbo'
the young man poseeard st i pleasing ex- ,
tenor, & presented adaahing appearance,
the damsel considered that she was choos
ing the' least Of two evil* by becoming
benevolent and allowing "The Home• of
the Friendleas 4 to appropriate the en
tire fortune; which amounted to upwards
-of fifty thousand dollars. There must
have been some weighty objection, to
canoe a young lady of the present day to
refuse such a sum of money with only
the encumbrance of a handsome young
man attending it; but, whatever the rea
son, she evidently did object. Either the
charms of the lady, or the money, affect
ed the young man so deeply that he re
resolved to compel the girl to marry him;
and resorting to every subterfuge imagi
nable, he finally told her that her - respect
for the dead should lead her to comply
with his wishes. As soon as all business
matters were settled the lady started for
home—first telling him of the destination
of the money. He appeared to take its loss
.very cooly, which impressed-the lady
more favorably with his character, as she
informed her- friends when eonsmuni
citing with them. , She arrived at Wells
ville week before last, from wheaceno
trace of her ran be discovered. Her rel
atives expecting her, concluded, as their
letters received no &neaten, that some
thing had happened her. They quietly
sot detectives on . the track, as they had
reason to think they had an expert vil
lain to deal with.
The young lady is small in stature,
fair complexion,auburn hair, black eyed,
and a decided manner in conversation
and action which never falls to attract
attention. . From information gleaned
from the house-keeper Of the deceased,
Welearn•th . at the lady wore a drab trav
eling sulk drab hat with white
as her uncle had prohibited wearing
mourning for him. She is the yungest
daughter of Mn. Shut, a 'widow laity,
living In Zellenople, Butler county, Pa.
A gentleman In coriversatims,with the
writer, says he is positive he saw a lady
answering to the &bine description at the
Wellsville station. She appeared die"
tressed. and a handsaws gsatlsinaa was
.
pia ,
..endoSsoring tomoneoleher' s t with poor
anaemia, es th e dounselip tly wished
leillet rid Alf.hiln• .. . .. ' .• •
''''llisie j Issusidelon of feu play, and we
- Wme tha matterwiilliethoroughly slit
ed. ' The lady Is young, *Wanted and re;
apianble i and her *dbrappeersnoe Is
mourned by all who know her. Who
am solve this Mystery! - A; FRIEND.
- ..., -^••••----
—Street preach I ng 'and lively fights
With knives arb.the popular amuse
ments of Scranton, Pa., of late,
—An oil death- named Cooper, of
Itonsevil le, Venangooouaty, has roll
ed for between forty and fifty thous-.
and dollars. , 4 ,4. grease spot.
—The Deliberate of Titusville are
trying to make kola of thrguaelves,
by proposing to buy Judge Lowry a
house. Political Toadies '.are the
worst of the species. ' -
rarrsuvaun
Orris or vas Prrra. Gazirrra.
Mostiar, Om. 31, 1870.I . _
BUTTER—Prime to choice batter Is
source and may be fairly quoted at SD®
ILL sod the demand Ls hlly 4 up to the.
supply. There is Hal/Jur so Inquiry for
common or even medium:.
BEANS—bales of prime small white
(new crop) atper bushel.
. BROOM COR2.—Is dull but unchang
ed; small sales at 647 cents.
_ORANBERRIES-Bales of Sackett/1
Ball Berries at $l6, and eastern cultiva
ted at $134414 per bbl. ; •
CliF —li tanner and higher, and
wa •now quote Fac lb. tory at 13;014. and
Ohio tkisben - 14140.
• OORNMEAL—Is being sold in small
Wa r time ri storwat .Ipar busheL
DR/E FRUIT-- 956 8t0ck - in this market
Si 7 4 V light. and thereto vary little
inquiry e for -16 Wet can report small
sake anew crop.. Paged= (halvas) at 9
scies—hurket Owed iskebsinpir;
Calm at 26 and'rf, Mostly; at IM ' inside
quotation.
• FLOUR—Coutinteriquikkatt uichan•
gad; devoid of a idngle new characterts
tid worthy of notice. We quote western
dour at Pew; for fair to good, and 5 1,-
75 for choice brands; Bye dour $3.50
and dull.
GRAIN—The grain market Is quiet
and as already. noted, dealers nearly all
reportit unsatisfactory. and that in some
matinees Wow who handle it on their
own account cannot realise a decent
commission. Wheat is still quoted at
$1,15 @JAI for rod, Ann 11,3001,35 fdr
white—yery little of the latter offering.
Oats reported steady and unchanged at
44(845 buytog,and 47048 selling, that is
for ear load tom Rye is nominal at ipso
883 buying, and 83@88 polling.. Corn is
unsettled, and hard to quote correctly,
we are reported a sale of mixed at la/
prime yellow may be quoted at 83085.
Barley is dull and nominally unchanged.
GROCERIES—The grocery market is
steady with a fair volume of bll/1111061 in
the aggregate, though there is no quota
ble change in prices. Sugars are report
ed firm, particularly in the east, though
there is, as yet, no advance in this mar
ket; we continue to quote crushed, GI
'A coffee, at 131. B, 131. Extra C, 131,
Syrups more active, and choke brand.
quoted steady at 85th. Coffee is quoted
at Malt, for fair to choice Rio.
RAY—Is stereo and limit with sales
from country wagons at iliSaal per ton.
HONEY—Sales at 2.5e30 amts.
POTATOES—SaIes of Buckeye at 7013
75 eta per bush, Sweets are atill quoted
at 1113,50(04 bbl.
10.N13-13esice,in demgnd and high
er, we now quote at 13,50®4 "ft bbl.
PROVISIONS—PIain shoulders 14(3,
14*: short ribbed aides 17f clear do Di:
sugar cured hams .24 ®241 : breakfast
bacon. 2.:C9fa1., Lard, leablf In tcs. and
174a1ti in kegs and bnekets. Dried beef
21122 i. Nees Pork gelfl bbl.
POULTRY—Spring chickens are high
er with sales at futlo cents %t pair by the
coop.
Married.
It&Z - 17.1 - 41 1 E - R.=th — a — Wiidneaday,
October ID, 1870, in Phillipsburg, Pa.,
'by Rev. J. B. Wallace, P. Mor a l Kin
me, ofNearThiladelphia, Ohio, to Hat
tie, daughter of Philip Cooper, req.; of
Moon twp., Beaver county, Pa.
HIPPEL—BRUFF.—In Beaver Pa. Oct.
18th 1870, by Rev. J. C. Wilson, Mr.
William Hippie, of Beaver Fails, and
Idles Clara Wulf of New Brighton, Pa.
New Advertisements.
DISOLUTION.
TheTilbeisithoied la Mi ntakne eThtiag hoilreen
antlers us ed basins.. la the Bor
ough of allatoo, Beaver county Pa., i - mdlorolved
on the 95th et October. by the withdrawal 01J. W.
11. Smith Mini raid Arm. All unsettled business
will be attended to by William Sager and John
Barron. ~ WILLIAM SAGER.
-••- . . . ,
I J. W. 1 ). SMITH.
JOHN IIIitHIPUN.
The business will be conductsd is the !Enure by
Sayer. Herron and bpringer, or whom the patron
age of the public Is respectfully solicited.
norkflw -
.ESLATE LiFbellt.l4.gFn iz t. l ii . ,T.,',R. iiti:
ose
„.i.
titration on the allele of r
the airove rr na ..d sr -
dent. late of the Borough of nearer. In thee° illy
of Bearer deed., bare Bern aren't d to Ho
Davis, residing in the city of Pittsburgh; all
ems, therefore, haring claims or deniaucis against
the estate of the said decedent aro requested to
make the same known to the said administrator
without delay., ROBERT DAVIS, Adair.
P. 0. address do ck sired, Pittsburgh. Pa.
. mortals
FIE f~TOCK FOIL
I oar for sale, at my residence In Pulaski town
ship, Beaver county, one young Cow, half Devon
blood, dark red, no white Nora; will be two yeses
old no the 15th of next Jat nary; Is a good sire
for that age; handsome build and good disposition;
has a heifer calf • week old. sired by a thorough
bred Alderney Bull Price of c6w and calf SIAM.
which will be considered low by any owe who Is
acquainted 'with the valor of this kind of stock.—
• Alderney heifers sold, at a late silo in Phliadel
phla, at ironi 1350 to INA/. W. W.IItWLV.
norgriir
:P IMPLIES:
The undersigned will cheerfully mall (free) to
all who wiah It. the Recipe anal full directions lac
preparing and using a simple and beautiful Vege
table Labs. that will immediately remove Tan,
Freckles. Pimples, Blotches, and all eruptions and
Impurities of the Skin, /earths the same soft, clear.
smooth and beautiful.
Ile will mien .end (free) Lnytructiont for produv
byNerrsintple memo.. a luxuriant egrowth of
halr on a bald bead or anrooth lace.
The abate can be obtained by n turn mall. by
addressing TtIOS. CUAPIIAN, Cbrmiet.
novtllnt. HS Broadway New York.
ocTo.HEIt, ItS7O.
J. 4Sz P. COATS'
Hest SIX CORY)
IS NOW TILE.
CO IV 1-3
Thread put up fur the Anti:rims market
Which is SIX CORD ALL NUMBERS,
kronii kin, 8 to Nu. la) inclusive.
Fort T - land and Machine.
•nov2;4w
T ._...
.....A....A,.......c_.
COMPANY. of /o.rtford, Coon. Cub
. Assets $1.51.0.000.. Grants LIFE Gad
ENDOWMENT Po!kilts of all ap-
proved V. rms. • Ample security, im.
nava.. Also, &eines against ACCI
DENTS causing death or total disabili
ty. Paneled written by the year or
month. item paid $7OO per day for six
years In beticats to policy-holders.
filo vitte
PRACIIICSL FARMER.— The
.1 leading agrienitnral.Montilly or the Vatted
States; containingill quarto pages; la recommend
ed to Farmers everywhere as a Moron ghly reliable
out well lituatrated Agricultural and Irticultund
Journal. It la largely made op of original matter
and devoted to Stock Raising, grain growing. the
Dairy. Orchard, Vrgetableand Matter. Gardening.
Grasing, Read= and Fattening Animals, a Ver.
tainary "apartment. dc.. Prior $1.50 per annum,
in advance. Sample copies supplied on applica
tion. Liberal tmmo to Agents and Canvasser..
with show bill. furnished on application to FAS
CUALL NURNlS,Nditorand Proprietor 18 North
Thirteenth Street. Philadelphia. hottew
HOMES, HEALTH, HAPPINESS.
Row TO as °wringer. sea Flee Dollars l
Ptaatalloas. Irmo, Villa Wm and Mans Lou. at
rim Groat Premium Lima NW, Aiken, C. The
.liaratw of rho Bwth," 43 hams from N.Y. The
moot dMightfal este la theiwodd. Feta from
the rigor, of Ndrthein alatees,hzempt hem thinet
disease... Yineyards tad ambit* la fitlibemiag..
For desairve pamphlet, address with *tamp J.
C. DERN . Augmta , ti. aortirr
wonted s2sl,MrstameAritjamet' w __Al,..
‘wlik stamp) IL 13 IN Park snow. New
aort4w
Royal Il[Avant" I...otteiy.
Prizes embed slid Inkwaailon Webbed by olio!
UPHAM. Proskence. IL I. earkiw
.
THIS IS NO HUMBUG.
BY seeding Xi cu ., with age. height, color or
eyes sad W 1 r, you will receive by return mall
t MOet plasm of .70111. Mare wife or husband,
with Dame sad date of marriage. Address W.
FOX, P. O. Drawer No. 248slolloaelik.
Hostsumuu-tsagreft4 - ii - Utfarrh ttorti
years, sad • as eared in alx weeks by a simple
remedy. and will wad the receipt, p3elmits km is
all Meted. T. J. Meal), Drawer 1111. dr - mem
New York. asr
A BILTSTENLY SOLVED. FUk rte min
t). titre Private Coenerestkon et* Mated Lune,
Adde of their number. Sent tree Mr tyro stamps.
ea Ilitb. U. MIMOSA, Hammer, P.
A. CARD.
• .
In South America
A Clerformare.ohfle readied
ae a athalnary.dteemmed • mit and shoots rem
edy W the
of a:remote Weakness, Emily De
: Dhoesoes of the Urinary and Seminal Owens,
asd the whole tents at Mandan Domed on try
NOW sad vielmer baths. Crest sombre" hae
bum eared be this noble remedy.. Pr o mpted
a drain to benefit the afitteted and unfortunate 1
erul rend the retiree for preSng and min? this
insettelne le a eroded ones to ony ne mho
nerds it.Vree acr:. &ear 40;EPI1 T.
OMAN. Malmo D, HMO Holm, Nam York city.
hoeleehr • • . •
GOMM
'New AdeatieOteitte . .. -
lUCHA 17 • MAINZ%
.DCITP.--tattere ef Maas the ea
Me at Riqukra OW hoe. lata ortrihst
Buret la Comity of BMW, deed. g
ben mated to the endarehmee. raglans' to pile
tamed!: all.pefroao Indebted brut agree are
reasoned to Yeake lollordhito foriseat. mad ease
bariag dew *gala et. tborame Ida pereest tam
waboat dela to the andetelated., properly m a ,
tbeetleetea for settlement.
. 11.111ADUICIt 1911!07, Ahern.,
Marble Work at Cost!
lIMMII
Wa an paling oar
Lane Stool of tile •Fitisdcl York,
on hand at Rochester and Bearer Falb, at oast.—
Remota wishing to erect to the memory of theft
detailed Meads ■ dos head and foot stone, now
Li the time to get twain', as we are determined
to Sell as We Represent,
inn will imamate' uttifaction In "very lastanco
actrinaw. W. U. XANSIIALL.
Regikter's Notice.
Notlee i• baldly given that the following ac
counts of Executors, Administrators, Guardlane,
Ad, One bees duly poseu . :5 the Flagthner's Of.
Ace, nod will be presented to the Orphan' Conn,
for continuation end ollo.sncs, on Wednesday
the Ilith day of November, um.
Account of Andrew 3hether, Guardian of .thnici
Shaker, child of Andrew.Sheirer„
Account of Philip Co' ape?. Guardian of Seth
Wilson, son of Seth Wilson, dectseed.
Thal nthoant of Jame.' Stephenson, Adminis
trator ot Thome. Stephenson, deceased.
Arrant of Valliant U. Yrax.er, en., Executor of
the grille( Samuel bloom. deceased.
Final account of Miaow!. Cookie, Goon Man of
John W. Cookie, son of Michael Cookie.
Acamt of Joumph Cunningham. Chu rltau of
Mary Clack. (now Amy Coulter), child of Matt'
Cluck, deco:med. • '
Account of M. t J. 11.. 14prlorer, Executor, of
the will of Daniel Sprinter, deceased.
nit and Roof account of J. Leogbllu;Adolln
Istnitor cum teotamento aonexo. of Jolla 'Fair, do
awed. 1). lIINOLETON,
octl9-4W ; llegister.
A DMINISTRATORMMOTICIL—ESTATE OP
,gI.WM. DAVIDSON, Sr , deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate of WIL
Eim Dusidson, Sr., law of the borough of linage
water ra Ike amity of Beaver and tints of Penn
eylvania, decease d, having been granted to the
subscribers residing In said bonnet, ale 'persons
basing claims or demands against said Male are
hereby requeeted to make known the same JO We
undersigned without delay.
. THOMAS J. DAVIDSON,
SAMUEL DAVIDSON, Jr..
octleAlw•. Adair*.
. P.O. address, Rochester. Beaver Co Pt.
NM MASON &
uir BRIGHTON CUTLERY WO::
MANUFACTURER OF
PEN & POMET CUTLET
CARVING KNIVES '& FORKS.
And Butcherknivems,
TAILORS' SIIPARS,
SCISSORS AND RAZORS RETAILED AT THE
OFFICE.
Cutlery Repaired.
g atte w ne h o e n is giz . n . r i the w. I= a n
Tel= Ptnow
' and
ourselves to be competent to make the very nest.
as we employ DODO but experienced workmen, and
me the best of steel. Samuel tenon has now
been In the business forty years, and his eons are
practical workmen .
Special sttenuon is called to our dock of
13utvohor lintves,
which are made from the best of Steel. The Ran
dle Lone solid piece of wood, the taag going
through la visited on the end. so that It is imposot
ble for It to Mask or come oft All tor work is
warranted to be equal If not better than any k or
eign or Domestic make Coll and see one orka,
no mores required— _Office and Work., In New
Brighton, Pa eepkt—tf octl Lelia
Orphans' Cot Sale.
fract of Land' in Darlington town
ihip.
By virtue of an owlet of the Orphans' Court of
Beaver Co., the understned executrix of the Out
will and testament of Samuel Mitchell, decayed,
wilt expose to public sate on the madam oo
Saturdog, November 11th, I§7o,
at 1 O'clock, p. m., the following desailted real
estate. late of said decrascal, via : All that certain
tract of land. situate In Dullngton township. Bea
ter county, Pennsylvania, bounded on th e east by
lands ot John Gmtang and Joseph tibarp; north
by land of Wm. McCune, and west and south by
lands of Ablpth Chartley, James McGeorge, or.,
and McGeorge. jr., containing
EIGHTT.FIVE ACRES tt. FIFTY-SEVEN PER-
CURS
of land, more or lees, about 40 sues of which are
cleared and to a good state of caltivatkm ; the
balsam well timbered. Them are on the premis
es i two story frame dwelling boom (recently
built); a one story cottage home, a log bon and
large frame stable.
withinnd is tu l le Ilual•
1t1: and in situated half a of the P. Ft.
W. & C. By. Station of New Galilee.
TERBS,—One-thlad of the purchase money to
be paid Inland on the confirmation of sale by the
Onstrt; the balance in two equal anneal payments
with interest.
For further information apply to .Georce M.
YWlng'• bq.. New Galilee. P. or the eutecrlber
on the premise.. IiENTIILt MITCHELL.
octlitSw Executrix.
JO ST ARRIVED
A LARGE STOCK OF
THE LATEST FALL
A,;D
j OF
GENTS' PTILNISHING GOODS,
Cbmprising Shirts (White and Cbtored)
Under Stdrti & Drawers.
Mit Hose. Handketchleb. at:spenders, Neckties
Coasts. Le.
A JriVEI.ASSORTMNST or To' aAitiro.
("Cam. aulati. -an shrug on bandond
far isle at madame rredts,
BEAVER PALLS. PLii
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
J. K. CRAWFORD.
octitam.)
'CI& UM,
MERCHANT TAILOR;-
NEW BRIGHTON, PL
•
• YQ r• •• 4,•• • Wfe and vnlll Wetted stock
or
Fall and Winter Goods,
cooslnlng of
BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS
CLOTHS, CASSLVEREa'
LISH ILELTORS', V.E.STINGS,
of lb* latest and moot theldoitabk ogler, orkkb
be made to order on the
MOST REASORABCE TERMS
and se the abortest poesibla bailee antlwarduited
to uthfaction.
P. B. As I employ none but Int eta workmen
and baring considerable experience lo cc Wag. I
defyry
:i:p s eithliri k 47:r w herti on h i a li Ae s l34a n te. as
resel m n itit iado clothing of home mandietafeffeig.
Mat log Itesehiriels.
IMERN
PROGRESS I PERFECTION I
THE NEW WEED
Family Sewing Machine
s:t.
tid
The Best, as Hantireds Q Peopk,
who hat! them in tire; can &flit,.
Persona shout parchaslag a . flawtog
Machine Will do well to call on the Agent
or the " WEED,"—J. Llnne4rtnk. No*
cheater,—and see these mschltie4 as II
will be no trouble to show them, even If
they do not pervious - -
. . •J. I.INNENBRINK.
Agent for Beater Ca, Rochester. Pa.
- - Also. Agent for the HOME BlfireTLE
* SEWING MACHINE, the best.Sewlng
Mitalna sold for lan • 11100.—has ibo -
undoefetrt — • gartlaltn.
WILSON MMX
PRICE ONLY e4O!
Wean now able to offer to the Public
A FIRST CLASS SEWING' MACHINE
of Hopertor Style of YbUO.
Elnbracing all the latest linproremehti
found In Europe Rod Arnedeu, at • hiee
Quite within thereat.' efevery Hoare.
•
hold hellbe Lsvid.
UZI7h3OLICILT'Un.
The undentl,,ned members of the Sewing S.slv
ty for the Dement of the M. X. Chervil. Besvrr.
mg had the WILSON SIIVITI t S SE Nlfiti MA -
entSs In use for pate time, take plomors to
stating that, for slmpliclty of COUSLIIICOM, ti urn.
belty, ease of operation. speed and beset, of pm
romance, we believe It Is not 'lmpulsed by any
Machine to the market.
Mrs. J. Y. Dario, Fes
Miss M.A. Get/ll:Wanner,
!Mr,. A. X. Atkin.
Mn 3L Dowgoo.
Mrs. J. B. Boller.
Mni. B. W. Dickey.
Mn. Sp. U. WWII.
Mn. U. A. Wharton.
Mn. Aims Johnston
Miss U. M. Lyon.
Miss Elects Allison.
less Lon. C. Wilson.
Mrs. ♦odraw
Ykt Pre'r.
Yrs. Y. Trot*.
Mrs. Prof. lir, T.Taylor,
Kn. Rev. J. R. Miller,
Kn. Igoe. W. U. Locke,
Kra. Rev. F. D. Peet,
Mr.. Dr. Me -Nutt,
Rm. A. Derder,
lire. Wilkins Kramer,
Yrs. SeoatorJ. S.Rotku,
c n Third St.. &arm lid
. ANDERSON. Arent.
Often and Sala* Room
marattileal
Singer Sewing Machle.
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINES,
The must perfect and simple machine or the kind"
ever invented.
1000 t Or The Morro repot..e toaobloolk be.. boon
latelll Improvea until they viand without a rival.
Price of the SINGER FAMILY BEWRNO MA.
CHINE Crain $4.5.w crowd..
Price of HINKLEY 8 KNITITIS pL
Circular and liampks mailed free on applies.
Oen.
STRAW it MORTON,
GENERAL AGENTS.
No. 90 Sixth Street, Pittsburgh Ps
Agents wanted ror the ilinkloty Machine ewer) ,
where,. and for the Singer in Western Penn.) Ira•
nia Eaetern Ohio and Watt Va., where there are
none already established
nosily.
COUGHS; SORE THROAT, ETC,
No medicineor treatment tweezed the
powerful-enrollee potter of
SINIMS'
White Pulmonic -
It cure. with a rapidity unequalled by any other
remedy offered for Throat and Long dieeseee It
Is recommended by over:lA.o per.ws In 11111,11111:
ton. and hundreds In Philadelphia. Whitmire. and
other cities and COMIZIOLII ti tWooghout Ihruillll
Pennington, of Wilmington,
wri ry
tat that there la not (with a kw excepdinto
family in that city who • 111 be without it if ps. t.
hie to procure It. Such Is its popularity wheret er
It Is known—and this popularity' arbiee from the
fact thsl It universally cures attack° use It. There
Is no rase of COL . GII S. t. 0 LIJS. SOUK Tlllto T.
ASTHMA. lIMUNCIIITIS. CROUP,' 01fi0 11.
!WITTING, BOA ItIiNNESS. and evens't'l.M O.
NA ILY CONSUMPTION. where the system lo
broken down with the wear of the disarm.. or pre
tended •
medicine, or inexperienced adyke, that
this Balsam will nor eyrie If carefully used arcont
pity to directions. ti e guarantee It all sir friar .
gem It to be, and Invites trial from the &fillet.
everywhere. Price 50 Imlay, medium glee, and SI
for large sized bottles. Prepared only by
• J. H. SIMMS, M. D.,
PRACTICAL ORUANIO
No. 707 Market St"
IVIL-1111114 TON, 1)d
Philadelphia depot, Johnson. 1.10 Oes
den;GOJ Arch street.
IRaltlmorc drool. H. S. ❑ance, 108 Heil • Hi
For sale by-Medicine Deniers generally.
inneLMlltiy
VEIN' D U ]E.,
The undersigned administrator:4 of the
Estate of Wm. Davidson. sr., late of the
borough of Bridgewater, doc'd., will otter
•at public sale, upon thu farm of aihl
ceased, near the town of Darlington. Bea.
ver county, Pa..,
OnWednesday Novendfrer 9, 1870,
At 9 o'clock, a. in..
28 Head of Chute, including
Good Hileh Ones, ct One Large,
Thoroughbred Durham Ruff; .
1 Mowing Machine: 1 Stationary, Thresh.
Ing Machine and Tramp• Power, new; t i
der.3llll and Frew Corn-Sheller; Cul ti va.
tor. Windmilla, Plow, flayrake, and other
farming utensils ;
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
Hay, Oats, Wheat, Corti, Itye,Buckw I,
Potatoes, Grain In the gtound, &c.
The above -named farming mensik.
having been in use but a short time, aro
its good as new. The Mock is all In gutv.l
order. Terms made known on the day
sale.
TIIOS..J. & SAN% DAVIDSO2O
Brilgewatcr,lio., Oct. 26, j
oct:Nrc aw (1144ical copy. )__
TILVSTEM'''S
OFVultatattlo Itual JEsstato
V' Vida. of an Order of the Orphans' goon o t
Bthe comply of 8.,11. he underslgned.
epppointed by wild Coon to inniesak of the
Ursil estate. of Atilirsll do s, w ill
industry
township. in mod county, d.. will expos. to
peddle rendue, or mat-try upon the premises,
Ors Tuesday .21'orensber, 81h, 1870.
at! o'clock, P. es.. all the following described
parser or tract 01 land, late the estate of said do.
ceased, situate In
lachUtry 2brendrip,
In toll county of Bearer, State of Pennsylvania,
to wit:, Dente:ling at a white ask, Menai south
si degrees rattan needs," to • stone; thanes north
105 degrees nut MU percher to a post; thence
north PI dames east i 4 PerChal to a Wank theme
north 66 degrees east ICAO perches Wit skins;
theses south ft derives east Iteperchen%• white
oak, the place of beginn , ng; Contaningt
21meg-eight Arne* and 106 Rye Aes:
Co which Is *rented a good *dm house Id by In
feet, contaVai l etcht moms; a good trans* barn,
about Ire apple, peach. plum and cberry
trees ; • tweer-bt Nog well near the bone., The
rams ts all ander 4enct, and ta a very geed state
of cultivation, India admirably adapted Our gard
ening porpoises, being situated within fifs mike ot
Industry Station on MCC. P. •lIIF W. Ral tread; also
convenient to abool-bonael and churches.
Thauss.—One-tahrd of Ms money to he
told on confirmation of saley the Court: beliftem
In two equal annual thatOmeots with Interest frees
that:date on deferredoaymesta, to bo second by
bond and Inonsim .purchaser to pay' exposes
of writing same, oLLoipo de.
For further information Inquire of the nodes ,
signed, residing lo Ohio township truettald, oe by
latter to bliek.ilawk P. 0., Better Po. A.
JOHN tILJOISZ, Troetee.
at. It. IMO (Radical copy 3 'Woes, and aced
tdll to this elnec)
IN
i. WIT.LXD, Seer.
MEE