The Beaver ttrgug liVer. Ps.. Minh U. NIL eircaritio . . .__ , I. Itstai of Adweittisharr • 1 ' 1 ,1199.. i 30 , ,, 6w. Bw.. 52 .... k. 19ear I ,qr-10 nues.lsl 00 pi op $5 a l S'loo $lOOO i rguaro, do I , 860 SOD T 131 10 in 15 00 3 Dooarro. do 1 600 6W . 90D hOO 1800 4 ...oar.. do ; 600 800 10 00 10 OD !I 00 • c01umn..... 1 800 11 00 15 0:1 6,1 00 36 00 !, colnmo, .... II CO 18 CIO 30 00 16 IV 011 00 I c010m0..... 13 Od X/ MI 38 OD •lID 00 100 OD Lde,iulstraione and lizociatore' l Nottuul.•44lo o .1...1el notices per hue, ten cluta. . or . l'myuleute to be mole Quarterly, except ter trecolcut edvertbeasente, which 'awl be pall In advance. GEO. P. 110%1VEL1.240Park Doer, N. York. AND n. rirrraninal.a. op, 37 Park Bo w . New York, ore the sots streets for TOO AAAAA A WOW In thst City, tuul are mullortized to contract IGT Insertiog what'll/meats for us at cror n estlow- each rates. Advertisers Ds that ell, softies to leave their hirers with either of lie .bore, houses. ' State 01rthe Thermometer for the week ending March :sth, 1871. --•- • _7 A. Y. P. V. 9P. M. Marih 19 43 de g . 48 deg m 40 deg. -. 50 deg .21 41 deg. _. deg. 33deg " 2.1 40 deg. 80 deg. 48 deg 45 deg. 45 deg. , ' 36 deg " 24- 30 deg. •43 deg. 84 deg thtes. ' '47 deg. hides • it. T. TAYLOR. TIME TABLE. , Cleveland k IPlttellourgta Is. iia;; lint leave Beaver ntstkat a lallowa: Mar. Ling Acumen 9.17; Mall, 147 p. m.;Earatag Ex. ,e-p, 5 SO; Local Freight (canice • weavers) On s. P.Tridur • going West leave Beaver Station lIJ kit s: Mall, 7;43 a. m.f liseal Freight (carrying psopeuxers) 10115 a.m.)Aceommodation, 1641 p. m. leavet. Ft. W. C. going /eel lioclunter Station (et end of as fol. less: Beaver Falls Aceom. 6.035. m.; EnOllaCC6Ol. 7.10 a. m.; New Castle accom. LW a. to.; B. Falls seeuirs. 10.10 p. in. Ifrainigoing Wert leave Itbehester Bialbu, tat end of bridge) as fellows: B. F. morn. 10 a. In.; }Lion aecom. 5.11 p. m.; Erie night express 5.45 p. iii.; B. F:SCCOM .77 :17 p. m. Trains going Ea t leave No:teeter (Upper) Do pet as follows: B. V. amain. 6.05 s.ui ; hum) se c4qn.3.15 a. ta.; New Castle scans. 8.49 a. m; Chicago exp. 19.59 a. m; Beaver Failoaccom. 1.1.13 xi.~ re.; Chicago M 511.1.06 p. m; Erie exp. 4 id p. us; Chicago exp. 5.01 p. ru; 'Erie mall 9.65 p. m. Trains going West. leave Rochester (Upper) lie. pores Aglow& : Chicago ms II 3.15 a. In.; Erie exp. s. as; Deena serom:9.s3 a. m.; _Chicago exp. 11.0) a. m.; Chicago exp. 3.65 p. .n; New Om. lie actom. 4.sto p. Erie exp. p in; Beaver ills sitcom. 7.tai. 'C .. ... an ._ To didate% tbr Nonalna: tions.--Tho proprietors of the two Ito: publicvn repent In Beiwer,,kerik agreed opodtho fdllowlng rates forannoune)ng the .nenten of candidates for °Mee, and, for printing thtlr eared and tlekets.- Money to be pal trken Orders are given: For AS,CILIbIY / .... .• •• • • ... $lO 101 For' reularer..... .... .. ....... .... .... 10 (V Prop. Attorney.... . . ...... ....., 0 (ID Cuonisrionor., 5 MI AotocisteJudro .' A to Poor Itolo4 Director . 0 CO Auditor' 11noteel of A eadamy 0 (0 Curd, per 1000 ........... ... .... ..... .. 500 Ticket..... . ` > \_ .s 00 The attention of taps bile is titrc kel to the following Novi Advortiseneenim, which appear for the find time In the 'Almon to-day: ' New Adrertirennent—Joeeph Nome. 4 Co. 11.1wer Ladles.Semlnerp—D,ll. A. 11cLean: New A dr.rdwerlenn—J: kV. Spencer. New Advesiblenbent—Firiruson & Rxdr.ler. V.., Halt:-}realer artie. - Monet and Reapeue-PftlabargbHat'lllow Co. Sprclal Notice—Will Smith A Co. Wagon for Wee--CkoArs P. Smith. • speele! Notice—Dr. W. V. Pierce. rp,161 Special Notice—all alokers. ' Sgwrial Notice-11.Y. Donaboo. Special Notlee—Jno. W. Spencer. l'on!try—Charles Conte. Spedni Summer.. New Adveril.ement—S. & J. Snellenburg. Snrpery.-.E.Thomb... National Hank, Report,-.F.dward Hoop.. Sew Adreelleetnents,George P. Rowell .4 Co. Special Nollee—Dc. Heyr.r. rpeclal Nullce—Wm. SOM. l'ocvniv.—Aniong t;he finest fowls we have seen—Darklmsi. Light Brah lIIILM and llondans T rire those of Charles Coale, of Nevi.llrighton, Heaver county, l'a. If you want to buy eggs, order of ' I s. [mar2t44w. tinkered by w Fall.—fit. Darragh, owl., or 'Sharon, this county, had one of• his ribs broken by a fall down the steps of his cellar nno day last week. CiON Fon BAI.E.—A -splendid neur_taublutrae . wagon with the celebra ted cast sjiliadles, and completely. finish (4l in 'the latest and best .style. \ Only $lOO. Parties finding themsolvesin want of a new wagon will find It to their inter est by purchasing. Inquire of• Geo. P, Smith, corner of Brighton street and the public square, Rochester, Pa. ;nau29;3t NEw Goode at A. C. Hurest'a. rtnils3w Some Persona have a etrange MMus about conthietingeemmapers. The two dollare'they pay On au beription they firmly believe buys then' right to edit the paper, and make it selections. 'Golden Foisuialn Pen.—Sonio -1 tiling now and novel, .. Be sure and road the advertisement In our 'paper beaded .. ilreatest Invention i ot the Age." -We Isiieve the Golden litiuntaln Pen is un 4arpassed. A good pen Is a necessity to every. man, 'elomarichnd child. Agents here,fl a chance to make money In intro ducing n good and saleable article ly. • ...-•+-4 tltev. De. Dempsey, - of this plate hail a beautiful goad-headed cane pre wonted, to him', by the ministers of his uistriet, during the recent sesaion of the ,Pittsburgh, Conference at Steubenville, (lido. Dr. 1)., ha the Presiding Eider of the North Pittsburgh Dbitriet,l'ittsburgh Conference. FOR SA LE.—Corner Lot on Second St. New' Brighton, 04. feet front ISO feet deep; well clocked with Fruit trees, Grape 'Atte*, &e., hook° containing ten morns, abundant* of eietern water. Apply to .liehb S. Prim., on the prenitem. Ilaweat of ti01d. 9 .-3Vo have just received from the publishers, Amos Mason a Co., Old State House; Boston, Mans., a copy of Choir book "Harvest of Gold, or The Great Secrets, How - to Get Itl~•b~llow to Get Fat, flow to‘Prolong' Life,;*; which they claim to bo "one o the Most wadi. al books o(, the 19th century ;" and wo dud it plain and sensi ble, and a work which Small should be read by 'evori man, woman and child in the .United States, as Ifs price of $l,OO. 'liar,. it within teach of.all. NDIKELESA AND BOLTLF:SS.—Rend with out Gail Geer k: Catty's advertieement another column, and write them at Mar, Michigan. pint hly. ' Wnivrtin to borrow ;on Bond and Mortgage 111500. Good real estate Keen rity in kiorough of New Brighton. • A v.. lily to 17. ran Pugh, Wall Paper and Sta tionery Store, cur. of Broadway and Falb, .sinpvt. . , The Corner Lounger-«A Pleture of ainuamon Aulannl....The young *quirt ,ii the corner, with his hat a little utt one side, the stub cote cheap cigar in hi. inouth, and a stare, for every lady that passes, 1. a loafer. Do you know 'here he gets money? Ills mother or 'eters, in all probability, earns it for tautly taking in washing. Poor soul I • 'he thinks her son will got • work soon. Il mold find work enough to keep him ' "f from early morn until evening if he wanted it, but be is a lazy loafer,and 41,,at want work, or does it so poorly het* • .you discharged. Ile never works - for the *:nee man twice, or 'puritan' he is 1411104 r what kind of work 146 . 410e5. Ile i. w i lli ng that his mother Or sister q•tc•i.ew or wash to earn Money for him to spend, but ho is a little portico hit HO to the 'work he door. Ile looks duly 11 on that sweaty carpenter who hur ries iliat him, nods condescendingly to hi, friend, the shoemaker, and sends a Litt . or a znoli 6 into the oyes of bedaubed Painter., with both hands full of pots and brushes. lie couldn't licirrow ten ,i•enhi of any or them. They know he would never pay it.. They earn their moey. Ile begs of his mother a part ur her .hard earnings, 'at an age, too, when ho is capable of putting his shoul der to the wheal and adding a' little to wards the support of himself and little brothers and sisters. ' 4 :2grn; cently on ditty In Beaver se minister In the M. E. Church, but Air • Year past lo cated at Mansfield Valley.. Allegheny connty, spent • few days lu this idelnlty last week. Ho to hi the enjoyoteltt of excellent health, wafts buoyant In spirit as any mortal could desire. Nita Ribbon, of all colors and widths, at A. C. littrat's. fmartkaw. neminatey Entertainment.— The entertainment given by Ate pupils' of the Beaver Seminary Mid Institute, In the M. E.. Church; Beaver, on last Thursday evening, was well attended, an the performances gave general sada facl on, Quite a , number of vocal and Ins nmental pieces in music were per formed, some of which elicited raptur ours. Opiate:o. Essays' were read by Misses Leon% Allison of 'Beaver. Ella Beacom of Beaver, and Laura Harrah of Vanport. all of which reflected credit upon the writers and their instructors. A declamation. by Willie Hinds, was well recited. The "Seminary Messen ger," redd by Miss Linnie Richardson, was an i interesting Ibature of tilt enter tainment.' Miss IL, is a good reader, quite modest In her appearance on the stage, and has evidently more than or dinary ability. Prof. Beater and lady rendered ono or two gem son the piano which showed them adepts In their de partment of the Sendnary's training. beeps jNaw Gomm I New White Goods, New Laces and Lace Collars, • NeW Linen Collars, New Notions, Now Goods Weekly, ! -At LoW Prices, At Hibbarol's, New-York St., ularrA3Wl Rochester, Pa.. A Chance An... Young Ladles In Went of llnsbando.—Tbe following letter addressed to a gentleman of Mar risburb speaks for itself: SUMNEIt CITY, KANSAM, • March '7, 1871. • - Dear Slr : We have Just organized Sumner county. We have 600 inhabit ants In Sumner county. There are 550 bachelors lit Sumner county. Cuuld there be that number ofgood,lndustrions single ladles of your . State - Induced to come toSumner county. Kamm? If so, I _think they can find good honest, hard working husbands. Yours, ..te. IFlreptaire. is the name of a drinking saloon in Pittsburgh. Any one can get,warm at It for len cents or rod hot for a quarter. • I Allegheny County Ileum.— e have received the annual report of to Allegheny County Home, lbr 1810. F orn It we notice that the receipts of the sti tution for the year were 5:13,913." ' and the expenditures 331,2113,38. No. or Inmates In the *Nome" Jan., 1870, .. 190 ',Admitted daring the year, .. 191 a.k.la the 'lime to the year 1810 ' .. 11 Total number . Dierharged daring thelear Died to the “firome . ',' daring the year....... - 10 Number remaining December 31.1, 13:0 .. 1: Mrs. Sophit4 Hays, of Beaver, a lady well and flivorably known In this vicinity, Is a teachl assistant Ma tron; in the IttathaltlON. 2 Power's; Hall. Rochester, Wednes day evening, April sth. TheNAllegha idans—ln speaking of the Alleghanian.% s Bell Ringers, a well known diy ‘ft to says "It' is Impossible to wove.) , in , writing' a Just idekof these entertain ments. Nothing can exceed the li4uld, soft, and nxquisitely sweet tones of the Swiss Bells, or the excellence of the ex ecution by the troupe. It was received with peal upon peal of entlmslastic plaudits, and with merited Justice."—. REV. Dn. Sizoi-r. Sew, Pnlyrst, Gingisauts and Dress Goods, - it A. C. llurat's• tunsrls;3w. We are advised by lion, W. McClell and that a special act has passed Congress creating a heir mairroufe from. Wahl punt via North Sewickley, Beaver «inn- . ty, and Wirtemburgh to Chenango. The route will be advertised neat fall, and is intended to take the place of the ,route from New Cantle to New Brighton. A maforlty of those served by the offices named had petitionedgongreas to make this clut4 \—New Castle Gazette and Deinoerat. • NEW Goods at A. C. rat's. (ml5Aw. Denalilionsta and Four Acre* of .0 round for dale at a bargain. The undersigned wisbing‘to enter into business requiring all tbd capital at his command; offers for sale four acres of choice garden ground, with small rani Dwelling House. Thirty-two thrifty applotrees in full bearing t and au abutid sum of small fruits such as gooseberries, currants, grapes, quinces, ‘te., dr.e. The `above property is beautifully situated adJoinbeg the Borough of Beaver, on the public thorougfare,or "Harlem Lane" of Beaver. Persons wishing to purchase a property cheap will do well- by calling on D, 11i. Douehoo, Beaver, Pa.• mar.:-•%tf.] Marais Mug Youtha.— We learn that throe or (bur youths, between the .age, of sixttion and eighteen years, have ii . ocn prowling along the railroad be tween New Galileo and Enon Valley fqr sonic tlayi:i [`wilt, stealing What eatables they could lay thek hands on, and at nights making use of the neighboring bay mows for eleepilig quarters. They aro unknown to the inhabitants of that vicinity, and it Is believed that they have escaped troth mutat) asylum or reform in ' stitution In this State or Ohio. The Erie Observer says: The session of Court last week was one that the liq uor sellers of Erie county will have ma sou to remember with anything but a kindiy,'spirit.'. N's less than fifty prase,, (nions for violation 'of the license laws were acted upon, and the combined sum of the tines and Costs levied is snore thin f 2,500. When to this large figure is add ed the eipense of witnesses, lawyers,' loss of time, hotel chargesoko., it is safe to estimate that the week's raid cost the , 'liquor men not far from $5,000, without speaking of the disgrao to w hich a num ber of thesis were subjected by being. thrown into jail. Tho number Of prose cutions surpassed that of any formor term of Court, and the, penalties, as a whole, were the severest over imposed in the county. • The prospects. of Waahington and Jefferson College have become so en bouraging that at a meeting held at the Town Hall of Washington last week the subscribers decided to pay up the filly thousand dollars pledged to the trustees on condition of its lotodien at Worthing ton. This will enable thetrusteor to in- , crease the faculty by the election of ono or more professors at once. It Is highl y creditable to the citizens of Washington that they are ready to give the college the benefit of their-money while theditl• go' film is still pending. This instlitition p how prepared to offer the best-facili ties for a thorough education, and--there is now every promise for be/leving that thecoll e for which Presbyterians have been so lo praying and wishing, and giving, is a tit to realize all the hopes 'of its friends.—Prabgferian Banner. A Lillla Rough sal the Radical. —We take the 'liberty of publishing the following extract trent a letter received by u■ through•tho mall; a few days ago: , "Enclosed [ seed von $2.00 for the (tun for one year. 71 bare been taking the Radical for some time back, but have looked in vain through its columns for something on the Sumner-Grant- Cameron trouble.. It seems to begiving Its whole attention to "mailing" pond elan's, of whom Shurlock and Itutan got t wonderful Abate. I wonder bow much It coats these men a year to get tbe Bad' cal to praise them so much." day evening. •by.. Ber l Pendbdon, •President, of wax a very scholarly pendueti9n, and mene._eiten. , PPP, an apple. oisefd singicare. z ' G. A. IL—A Postor the Grand Army of the Republic, wu established at BeM; ver Falls on last Saturday night one week, ago; :8/11v&Lacill eleetattleinnaider, ' . Au Unwindled f!rst elan family paper, forty weak. Air one dollir. Sea advertisement. Taxables in Beaver. County..— .I*o following la a correct number of the taxable Inhabitana of Beaver county Bearer borough Darlington horough..'.. - : Glasgow borough Foliates borough .New Galilee borough .• ••• Freedom borough • • Bower Falls boron • • • Phillipsburg bore Georgetown home • llookstown borough • St. Clair borougb.... . •••• New Brighton borough Bad= borough' Rochester borough Bridgawater borough Frontier* borough Ohio townehip Industry township • Ihulington township lkwongh towneblp...... Chippewa towuship..... Brighton township Big Beaver township Franklin township Raccoon IPRUPhip Hopewell timoship Honorer township Roan township...... Independence township Greene township Economy towosblp PulaAl township Ration township.— .. Noith Sewickley township.. Rochester township New Sewickley township.... TlLamony.township... ...... Patterson townehip lEM Dwelling Ilouse- horned.—No were pained to learn on moat Saturday that the fine dwelling liciuse or D. San key esq., editor of the Lawrence not, wan destroyed by arson last Friday afternoon. The loss.ls estimated at about 0,000. We have not heard how the fire originated. -theensbcirg Argue says that',a woman and her husband itunedßrlnaßas have just been arrested in that town for the auspectad murder of a ped.iler. It seems that-some months since the ped dler was seen entering the house not fair from Waltz's. MI and that he was never seen afterwards. Brindle has boon known to tieltsulieles since that were In the peddlers.possession before hied a - pearance. The Beaver County Press, Is We name of Bro. llaya' new paper at New The Press Is an eight column paper, printed on new typo and Is work ed by one of Cottrell Babcock's power presses.' Wo earnestly hope that Mr. nays mayMieet with great success In the publication of his handsome sheet. - TIIIEVES! KNAVES!! SWINDLERS!!! These are mild, terms with which to de-. slinate those adventurers, who hay " been induced by the high roputati. Which Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has won to offer for sale a worthless intitit il. Son of thin j eelebrated medicine. member that Dr. Pierce's privates p. which iii three end a • half inches lig end has upon . it his portrait, and the words "U. S. Certitlatto of Genuiowts," is upon every package, of the genuine. Sold by drugglata or by mail sixty otmta. Address Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. !OLLAWI, Laces and. Trimmings, [lord's. . [marls;3w. .t.. Sys-No:Eu . B NEw Di . cy . GOOD:3 UNE,' NO. K 9 MARKET STREET: DE. ?WREN TEE MARKET AND nrru. AVENUE. A oomplete Dry Goods Storo Is an In dispensable necessity to our holy friends; and we feel assured that avisit, Mr: Spenotrr'• establishumut s will convince them that • More complete line of Shawls, Silks and Dress Goods, Is not be fnund, .tutd_ .undialli..pannuandlgs. Dry Goods 'Nouse ,t 6 those who want handsome b ' froodaat the lowest, posille, prices. r • • . . airtime's). illeassera,-Many gentle" menzare,t(ow gladly, and pleasantly an-, ticiPatlng the change lit the season when —fer lowering clouds and,frosty air, and sleet, snow, hail and slush—we are to have fresh, soft, balmy , breezes with vonduro, foliage and dowers. 'Hiving this premised,, they naturally contem plate a change In their apparel; the over coat and heavy woolens are to be laid aside, and raiment donned more suita ble to ,the amelloratedetmostphare. His always important to knoW when, where and how to purchase clothing;. and, while we confeseto an oversight of our friend. Harry Dpnehoo, in our recent notices of Merchant Tailoring and Cloth±, lug House emporiums, it was, not cause his !Manila' merit sod ample stock In trade were unworthy of high commendation and unlimited patronage; but because of the neglect of dank fa miliarity. We are to apt_ to over-look home Merit in coatainplatlng distant similar branches of trade; whether "'TI' distance lends enchantment to the view;" we know not,but it Is likely. We :make the amend honorable." It is a pleasure .know that his establishment Is first Was*, • and his goods the very best: hence the secret of his suece4 In pleas, ing the - public With the most fashonble and seasonable outfits. His etuseter is ' fair-dealing; and every artlei whether the smallest boy's Jacket or the most ex= finish° wedding suit—is gotten up with I.hc same care and made in proper style, by the most etnerneed workmen, and, of the beat ma arial. Harry Donehoo Is master of the situation; and will make to order, spring clothing, or any other clothing in such a style as, will unre ,aervedly please the weitrer. Wo know this, and so do A majoritrof the Seaver CO tttttt unity. Success attemiyou, Harry. READ! MAD!! READ 2! I—lktiatl ful Goods for suits; new style liats, flowers and Ribbons, New Chignons, Switches, Hair N'etti and Rats, New Sash and Bow Ribbons, Spring Shawls, Laces, Lace Collars, Linen Collars and Culls, Jackoneta, Nansooks, Percales, Barred Muslin and all other goods generally kept in a Dry Goods, Notion and Millin ery Store, all at the lowest living priers. Call and sea Will Smith at Co., .Roches tor, Pa. [uiar2De2w. New Council 0 rgaufrat too.—The new council for Beaver borough, Met and organized on last Saturday evening at the office of G.W. Hamilton, eaq., and elected ollicsars as follows: I'rcsident.-0. W. Hamilton. Secretary.—Joseph Treasurer. =James Iratermam—lt. It Street Cbmusissicmer.--41.7. Turner. Council meetings, the find Monday evening of every month, at the ufllce of .14xseph Leillle, Difigeseefed Frame . A promiscuous melee occurred on Rail road street just opposite the Ken wood de pot on Friday of last week, from whirls a majority of the parties engaged return ed alter considerable heavy fighting with an abundance of black eyes and bloody noses. We understand that 'amon g them was a woman who "went ite with a huge dornick in her fist, and might have done serious damage but for the timely arr.!. val on the scone of a gentleman residing in the neighborhood, who succeeded irO, disarming her and quelling - the disturb- RUM The participants in the light wets' generally intoxicated and wore doubt less heartily ashamed of ibemselyes when they dyne to their 'woes. 'Atom is 'room for More effort on the part.'ot temperance Men in this gleinity,arod hope to see vigorous measures adopted carrying on the War 'against whisky. Lee us have a temperance revival here— the ' sooner the better.—Beaver county Pros ==l • t S,- _ Ennis u Astitlit--AtialisOcdatlontear , ingthe abets tI a hIS naMtlly r been . 0e; ganinid In the Borough of itoctioilar t under: favorable rebeidt*. 4 idnoilse -101- chancier and &Wittig the linilarair'ind Loan Aweigh:ow of our "neighboring towns and cities, which underjudielono: legislation, have broom* eo pOpfilar and auccessfUl. These organizations daterieewint ber;,• ter understood by the publki et large; as they ar of great practical booming hi every conneanliy, °Specially; mining and manufacturing districts, where large numbers' of yoong ,3110114 are eninleyeitl at regular and remunerative easels., .• In the hope, therefore, of stimulating inquiry upon a subject of general inter est, the writer requests thettsonf your columns; fora bilet-notice of the ass.- elation above. mimed. Ita ,objeets are —first—to seance' a systematic, safe and profitable investment of weekly savings, —second--to grant loans to its mem bers, on easier terms than could possibly be obtained elsewhere. The capital stock Is limited to - twelve hundred (1230) shares, of the value of one hundred and frit. (104) dollars each. The weekly: as sessmenta ire twenty.five (25) twits par share, amounting to thirteen (Is)duliars per year; or sixty-five (03) dollars in five years. Tho Charter terminates wheen each share shall reach the full value Of one hundred and four (104) dollars, lo Period necessarily indefinite but which both calculation and experience, war rant us in fixing, at Ave years ; or Java. Hence interesstou'deposlAWlll *Verne, say fifteen (15) per cent. , the Board of Managers, consisting Of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and nine Directors negotiate loans, and when one - hundred and four (104) dollars, or more, remains in the Treasury -unapplied for by members, they are required to seek profitable in vestment fur It. • Eil WI ••• ...... is , ::. ..... 1 , 1 144 .. Inl I is The Treasurer gives bonds ftir,the faittiftil application of funds. • - Loins to members bear Interest seal: per cent upon the time of the loan, through the entire term, collectedregu larly, each week, witirthe asiestuneuts. Premium bids are received for loans, the highest having preferenoe, bat no bid Is allowed above the maximum pre-, intim flied by the By-Laws. Security Is restricted by the organic law, to find Bond and Mortgage upon Real Estate iu the county of Beaver., an incuuabered, and In value, double the loan naked for. For neglect or refusal to y assess= menu, a line is im: osed . for the first week, five cents per share, for the second, week, ten cents per share, and ati addi tional five cents each week thereafteri until such neglect has o. *dinned !lin throe consecutive months, when the tack is forfeited to the Association. 11 hen a loan has been granted, and ne t or refusal to pay interest and - dile., Urines six months, suit is at ones 'An ted upon the security, to recover all • embers may withdraw e from the As-' f . Mien and will recolvo money paid rid five per cent of the pro fi ts, less cation lies or finosibrtheyinay sell .ir stock to another, • „- ...' • , sirs of decestod members mad With= aw their -interest in the Inune *eh or • eir legal representativerthey continue the stock lu their Own mullet The expenses -of the Association are trilling, the Secretary being the only of , ticer receiving any , remuneration. Those are some of tbeleading features, Fiven in theliopsof formulating further 'Ve trust this orgenisatinn will prove a benefit hi the:entire community; to the young twin without' property who are spending their wages freely, by en couraging 'habits of economy, system atic saving, and promptness in discharg ing their obligations, under the pressure of self-Imposed fines and: penalties for neglect; of benefit to Farmers, Mechan- I ice, Merchants and •qthers, who are sav ing money all the , while, and yet in. amount* too small each week, for pron.. sable investment elsewhere; of special benefit to all property owners, who do; sire to build or improve, and are with out the means to do so. For example, a young.mati may own a vrluable piece of ground—nothing more. He canepare from his wages, perhaps, a few dollars every week, with but little sacrifice. Ho takes ten shares of stock in the Association. This enti tles him to a loan of ten hundred and forty (10p) dollars. .Even if obliged to gr,Trri tee maximum remium, he will e left. nine hundred , and fOrtjr. HMCO do ra with whiCh he ciln anus datlehOusii. • • His uniform. weekly payments upon this loan will ha—assessment—two dol lars and fifty cents, and Intareat (six per cent on eitHe) one dollar and twenty• cents, or three dollars and seventy cents per week. making ono hundred and ninety two dollars; ind forty cents per year, or nine hundred and sixty two dollars in five years. This is virtually returning the money borrowed, in five yearn, In weekly instalments, without interest. Now, as it has appeared, the Associa tion proposes to :flake large profits, and can do so, only through the manipula tion of money loaned, at in other words from the borrowing class, and_ yet the borrowing class is highly favored as wo have shown, by reason of sharing the revenue continually accruing front the peculiarly shrewd and profitable re-in vestments of their weekly payments. In conclusion, we would say, tkat, wink) honestly entertaining, after much reflection, tho views expressed, we shall advise no one to become a stockholder, In this, or any other Association , until he has first acquainted himself with all the provisions of the constitution and By-Laws, in order to decide intelligent ly:upon his own responsibility. W. S. S. LATEST NEWS. Senator Sumner made an exaustive speech In the Senate on San Domingo matters . Nl on miday Inst.—Napoleon lulus visited Queen Vietoria.—The San Domingo' Commissioners arrived In Washington oti Monday 27th, inst.-- 7 , Brentiluger, the wire murderer, is to lie hung at Lima, Ohio, on Friday April 7th. —The Insurgents have carried the elec.- tions In Paris, and . it is said Theirs will be !breed to resign': and the Dde male is to boPresi LicENszi _mill% .. 1 - -- : The following license* were granted 'ow • I 0 -, , s Ilcuday : John Wilier Hotel New Sewickley. Jacob Marks Darlington borough;' John Id.Shrodea " Phillipsburg " - Wm. Bicker:dad " Phillipsbur.: Michael Camp. " Rochester "' Richard Doncaster ". ltocheitcr " - .' Stealer .t Clark ~ Rochester John Johnauu " New Galilee " . , U. W. Seely Rating Rolm 'Rochester " ' To vend liquors lu quantities, nut Imo than *Me quart, nub other goods and merchandise. , I U. C. Speyer & Sou* 1.. Letitiullon Rocheiter borough Phillipsburg - Court Proeredlugo.—The March term of Court commenced its sessions in Beaver ou Monday of last week.' Tile following eases were up fur heating: Commonwealth vs. Anderson Vector. Indictmert, larceny. A verdict of not guilty was rendered. Sanlo vs. William Barnes. Jndictinent, selling liquor contrary to law: Verdict of guilty, and lanuenced to pay a fine of oho hundred dollars and costa of prose cution. • ' • . Same vs. Extvid Johnston. Indict- Mont, selling liquor to persons of known Intemperate habits. Verdict Of nut guilty, and county to pay the costs. Same vs. James Trimble, Jr. and Jas. Calhoun. Inditement, assault: and bat. tory. Verditd • of. guilty, and . exch sentenced to paY-a tine of twenty dollars and costa of prosecution. Saute vs. Philip Brandenberger. In dictment, selling.liquor on Sunday, to minors and contrary to law. Guilty as to selling liquor contrary to law; and ac quitted on the other charges. Sentenced to pay st line of tiny dollar, and mats. ' Same vs.. Robert Veon. Indictment, aggravated assault and battery. Joint Donnelly prosecutor.. Recognizance for reitect,; saute day tesplted until drat, 4ay or next t a r ot :* ' ' Game vs. Robert Venn. Indictment, aggravated aasautraliti batter): Philip Bowman Pr.rsocutor. Case continued. , Same vs. George Knapp. Indictment, aasault and battery. Imre limbion proo f/ewer. VQrdkt not guilty, and prose 'tutor to pay the ants. Sane vs. Jeffery Headland. Charge, surety of the peace on oath ofJ.l.l.Young. After hearing the parties the court sentenced the defendant torpay mats, and to enter into recognizance in , the aunt of two hundred dollars to keep' the peace. Same vs. Enoch Fowler. Charge, de sertion on oath of klary M. Fowler. Continued, and defendant directed to 0 I enter into. recognisance in the aunt of throe lihndred dollars. • Smits° Nawarnay be expeetedle our• maxi issue, solVau. lielOtK just, went East to lax in a large stoce of Spring Goods, *Web are rola oosilnitew York sit such low figures.' - • 2 end` , t . gslaue: 7itstrals.—Mr.4lbatittels introduces:rim resolution. - ter a eisec , 4l Coteusittee•to ilitsellsete Use 'MOS Of the ?thawing SokUere Orphans' Elitstol. *Wass chime Gordon A Berry. erkW rewdrell a lots $3,000 Wow the abge under the dot , erlittit obliged him poi It Wick st the 'rite o f t z p . per ii pprpr. witlett he tilled to do. The retteluilos wal - sdoPtedf Afor the tripm ei cu y n ir sitter busines,. thillitieb,tbuse eoncepted ars Riese lu: Wrested. WeJlnpte adjettrped. • •Iflatraiti,::llareh 'the '" Border Rald ' , Willie" made ita appearance in the' Senate to-daY,-1n the'ltstpet of a petition or leitlienta or Chantignattais . for coup Penanthin fur . property.deatroyed during. the, lue,tedon Of the *hole. `lt was re ferred to 11, special reiniptittoa. Several l9cgd, pwo d . :As option bill WWI referred to, and the Committee raid they.would report as 4100 n as they bid settled steenstitutiona question involved • in the MIL • liousu.—lt belnir t privatir calendar day, many local bille.paased, but now of interest to clUmus of Bearer COuntY. Mari& gl.—LTbe committee of the Philadelphia Coiatctimmai of the. M. E. Church—for the , I.stiettad • time—all. peered with a rmemoilai *or the peisaire of the Load . OptiooOdil;lesirltig to speak personally in 90x416 ; but this time were relfsmed. ' tiotrair.— The speNgl ,coitimittee ori Erb:iliac:boy depredatioitereported a bill Approprhignilgskosoigithe.Erie Marine 4,espital for their rights in the peninabla which the Stank shall. transfer to the United States. The jel ut. fmunulties. on public' printing adJoerned till. April 4th. UNITE, March 23. f r—pttle of interest transpired. Mr. Rutin got Ids marriage registry bill reported..'_ ' Boum—The bill nithotiaing the rail roadr. mad war corks ofitryeuring, Wayne NO Lunn!' .ceritnties to lease or cousbildate, site jriengthy debate, L was defeated by tb 'Ades. The Sen ate public printing IC pasted withot e ; amendment. The teeny county f bill, also passed. '...4 ' SIMATE; March i t a -The Judiciary CoMmlittee merles' 1. report on the Anthracite coal di 10tity, whit& was ordered to be priniad. A number of private bills wore - entroduesd• among them; one to inoorilibite "The Paper" . company of Pittsbuille with the privi lege of it creasing *Air. capital to one hundred thousand *ism. The Senate refuses to pais anyalouse bills until filar body' takesactillp 'on Democratie maiiintioril which haifteasedtheSeiriste, iiiiiiii.44oitiwtp” engion eu-ilay t Tun latest novel 41 of Ladles' Hata and Chignons, of all colors, at A. C. Hunt's, Bridgewater: finarlsAw. EDITOR AROdet :—tire had the pleasure on the 15th ult., of witnessing the clos ing exercises of a school, taught in In dustry Township, by A. E. Evans, a young man of prondflug abilities and of much excellence, as U teacher. Thu exercises omsistedpirti% in the examin ation of the 'evena breams taught in the school. The Scholars acquitted themselves in a manner that reflects honor on themselves as well as the teacher, whose um ring devotion in their behalf as weal the cause of rdu cathm ha s . ralsayi hi school among the that grade of the eon ye and set an ex ample af energy Wo the I natation °fail young men,' b4r.,Hitana is a youngman of energy whets Orate' are pnbOlUlded, and if blemed . 1 41.)14 , and, health Will leave a name whlth t lorill bran honor to himself as 'wall ea Name' with whom he shall- chance to associate with in life. The exercises ar/irolosed by a telling valedictory on - The ft, of the teacher which clairl sh oat that while he was deePly" end written:llf pUa, he was no* A s =heated ir/ *set an 01Cample of morality, which la worthy . the,lnotlce of all young men who aro struggling up from poverty and Ignorance to . bigher and nobler aims. Ho leaves the school with the good wishea`of alf his patrons and the sincere wish of ill •Itla pupils Is that ho may be happy and prosperous wherever he may be. ._ A CISIZia. We clip tha following notice from the Helena (Arkansas) 0/orlon of March 15th: A New C6m. YARD.—We bad a call yesterday from Mr. F. M. Anderson, tho representative of Messrs J. V. it N. Mq- Donald, of Pittsburgh. lie informs us that his company proposes to establish a large depot for coal at our City, both' for steamboat and city supply. They pro pose to make this I depot where they will always keep some twenty or more barges of coal, and 'consequently, there will be but little chance of our getting out. Mr. Anderson, is folly impressed with the location of Melons, as destined to become one of the linkt, cities on the Mississippi, and is cleared* of getting a bold early lo the eadion. It Is useless to bespeak the kindly assistance of our eh lams, as every one la ready and willing to extend al I neededaleklitatles to all Per sons seeking to make Helenstbeirhoine. Mr. Anderson will remove ininsedhitely to our city, with hie fanailyi and becalms nipermanent citizen. The coal business will add many citizens to our city, as it is proposed to bane several • tugs is at 'Memphis and all large mei depots. Wo say come on gentleman. stweess to your enterprise. Aeolianmaple fe•Arithometielaus. —Take • string 12 It. to Inches long and .wind 4 around a shaft 4 Inches In diain :etal. What Is the length of a scribe that could hb made In upwinding It, keeping rthe &Wu* tense? o J. H. C.. :,,Pottltit.i..—Lcit on Broadway, Now - 13rigtitiin; bit No. 840, 42 feet front on lreeaway,:extendihrongh to Canal St., a very eentmr alluitlon 'will be sold low for cash. Also a mortgage for PASO. having one andtwo years to run ; • lib eral discount trade.,Apply to Evan. Pngb, Wall Paper ih Stationery Store, cor. of Broadway and Falls street. The followlnglinindtable• piece' of poetry Was comptieed by a young lady of a high school t "Monkey sitting on ihe end of a wall Pleklnehls teeth with the Cad ofbls tall ; Calle o sleeves, mulberry leaves, Allachoolleacheneare bard to please." Abner Morton, esq. and son: or Brighton township are agents for the Lock-leverhay arid grain rake, In Beaver etesnly„ : • —J.-2...Z-- ElateVAL.-111ra. E. E. lleaeom's Trimming Store, will remove on the Ist of bito the Meat and newly Etta!' uci) room 'ln Judge Adam's building.: Third street, Beaver. A fine assortment of seasonable • millinery and trimmings wnt be offered to per numerous patrons., marlsplw Riewsiseed - to 4 MISc tostew:—.!ohn Y. Mark; mi.,* 'gentleman well and fa vorably &flown by many of our readers, has chatigid lilit . ..resldenco from Baden M,Mochester,. Mis county, Mr.': M.. is now connected With the firm of M. Mil ler & Co., In the lumber business. Ho is an iutelligont,. active busloads man, and Ids numerous friends - will no doubt *iah him abundant sitcoms iu Ma new vocation. Soo advertisement of this firm In inother oolutud. 411eadtleads et;Dizsgoist.—Dur ing last week Mr.lleanter, manager of the Opera Rouge at Pittsburgh, took bin troupe down to Aliment, and gave the inmates two or three free performance!. .The pogi, unfortunate creatures who happen le be there were very mutt en tertained, and interned to be partieularly• delighted witbetbedandng performances . of Mlle Zatilketta. one of lb. lady !now here &the heaps. The - Dismont bakers think good reaults have been attained by these theatrical ..Visits to their thati - WZMMI Edam issem , . ' WAHllliraro3l,o: 0., 31aitt 16, 1 . 71.' , The wafter mill/ion flutist delightfat ly.triuth sills latitude, and the , farm er* are tosprorhigt Wirt I:Tapering their . . 'Vale APPROACKINO atatorlON itt the District of COlireibia Tahiti! to the lower. Howie D meld , Territory—and the delegate to Program, la creating antakierable Inter oat In the political circler. The Demo, orate eumasting of a set, ,well known hews during the war as Copperheads, a d sobels,are bosunlngeery active; Alrirady' secret meetings are "being held, books are being opened fur autricrip- Lions, the looney from width is to be used fraudulautly in buying votes. Otte of their plans are of those lumina. colored servants to totimidate those servants to vote the fkititarstio tickets udder the threat If theyidolot, their services will be au lungeritaided. • • • TEM WillInNOT , 0:1! IIONUMS:11 1 . RUPLISTIt WU out with another appeal to the, good peopl e of ~.00untry for uteri money fur the ocaupletlon of the Monu ment. - The reason fur_wantlug more Money to complete it Mimed, and doubt less if the people could wily be made to believe that Moir contributions would beJutWously used'itir , Ito completion, gut tlie months 'wuu.d elapse before sufficient money 'would be raised for that purpose,. • • ' . cosamearoNAL. A grest , erportion'isrehe Mae in , the Senate lately has 'bean biked' up in die ousidng•tibennan'a • resolution , alleging %beim hversion, by armed, disguised • end lawless men, mainly soldiers of the late rebel armies, of all Civil authority In large parts of the' late' Insurr,ectiouary States that persons and , property are unsafe, the rights of citizens deided,and powerless, by organized perjury to pun ish crime, and litftructiug the Judidary Committee to report remedial legisla tion. The debut' um been participated in by fully une-half of the Senate which indicates the Importance of the remote nom use most of the time, however, on Saturday war 'occupied by Sheridan, anu Stevenson, the newly elected Senator from Kentucky, who was last year Gov ernor of his State. • In all the debates Senator Sherman has taken part Iu the U. S. Senate during the last ton years, it is conceded by all who hoard him on Saturday that he has never shown himself to so good advantage bo lero. Thu in v estimation of the Ku-Klu x outrages in theSuuth has been going on lu committee fur some time, anti Mr. Sherman, true to his duties, has thor oughly probed tho whole matter, mid . has found after most thorough, earnest, and honest deliberation that UM dna du ller of the bourare to provide immediate remedy for the existing.evils—steven suMin his message while Governor of Keutticky, says "growing evils." In the 'course of Mr. Sherman's re marks an the Sesude, he observed that all he required of the U. S. Government, la that it should exercise the sane vigi lenoe in Isuppreasink the Ku-Klux ma nages iu the several States in the SOuth —with which Its powers were Le-eaten 'siva—as,was exhibited in spirit of Mr. Stevenson's message when he was Gov ernor of Kentucky. This remark of Mn ri.; was. a broad-sidur and it wiks hoped that It would have the desired ef fect upon the Denuicrats when they are ailed upon to vote on the resolution. 1:111:111=3 Seldom has there been in legislative Wailer 111 this country or any utheroucia a furor as was ethinited the other day lit the House of ReprUentatives. But Any doubts that both factious were sincere in - their opittioutt relative to the best nosh, of effectual!) , breaking up the Ku-Kitts: :Outrages in the South. But the him of :allowing their ambition fur self &grind izemeet, to throw theta into personal quarrels on the door of the House, is ex ceodlugly and unbtsxmuag tbu dignity of Congressmen. A correslsor dent has opportunities of knowing things behind the scenes which the cone try at large have not the advantagot knowing, and i therefore feel the right to assume the privilege not to reveal to the public (and if I did, it would be of no interest to IG the ucesaions of these personal enmities existing between cer tain prominent members in the Repub lican party, but to criticise their actions. It is not that these certain 'members of Congress love their country and their party less, but that they love themselves wore, and in their soltudiness. luae sight of the, fact that • perfect. organization and unity otaction is all essential to the plipagation of the best interests of the canoe which a party, espouses. A half dozen In the House, and about that number in the Senate, of the Itepub l eans might be namud, who are at log gerheads, and they improve ever up {nrtatuity.aseual rules. justice, or party politick, to thrust with vosomid wroth their notional misslitl. The Democrats here in Omicrons. now, are thoroughly organized, and feell g the need of party discipline, do not all w old personal feuds to interfere in the ryiug out of their well laid rebottles. to disurganise the Republican party. Only through the virtue of the p gresanve idea of a portion of the Arne - can people, and their disgust with the the logy Deg. o f the lead en cofboth parties of old , was the Republican: party created; and It is now to be wondered at;thattbrough lassitude of • portion of the leaders of this party, the Democrats should make inroad upon such • small State as-Netir Hampshire. "What!! the Gods wish to destroy they first make mad." Such is suggested by the action of the Democrats toward Sae Republicans this session hero In Con gress. Big a well understood fact here in Washington that the Democratic par ty at present, bas no National policy, and do not care to have any so lung as they can keep boatmen as Messrs. Daw es, Butler Farnsworth, Ilingbitu, mid lardy Speaker Blaine in quarrels with' h other. = • . . . . . As indicated in a fern3ei letter, the non-election of Mr. Sumner to thechair nianship of the Committee on Foreign relestions,is rapidly beothning acquit:aced in by the press of theceuntry as the facts in the Mile become known. So early were the fruits of this feitthat the Wash ington Chronide - which for two days at tacked the action of Congress, on the '-third day was compelled, after. reading its exchanges, to admit that the worm outside of Wishington was not so great ' ly convulsed after all. Whether Mr. Sumner be.great or little, Is yet to be seen lu his course in the Senate. Thu mistaken course pursued by some of his friends, but more especially his pretend ed friends, whose real object is to dis• rupt the - Republican party, has already compelled some hard truths to be told on Mr. Sumner and will result in still greater damage to his reputation unless they cease their operations, There is no Republican he this city either In or out of Congress . ' who wishes to take a single laurel from the brew of Mr. -Sunnier, but if lee is used by the open or secret enemies of the party for its disruption, and falls to denounce such Useibeliig made of his name, Republicans IV II feet compelled to defend themselves, id ho only will he the loser. MAN DOllllllO,O The leading New York papers of the 17th hist. you doubtless remember Mr. Editor were filled with letters from their Correspondents with the San .Domingo Commission, wester them presenting in a very strong light, the totally unfound ed nature of must of the assertions that have been made in reference to annexa tion by opponents of the administration. Tho main points in the case, you will notice, are thus summed' up by the N. Y. TisICS "Dant is not a blood thirsty tyrant; he does not hold his power'by virtue of the support of the United Sta tes ; the Dominicans do not want to be annexed to Hayti ; Cabral is not the pop ular leader he- has been said to be, and there is a perfectly universal sentitntut among the people in favor of annexa tion. On all these points, from counts received here,at Waabington,(re pert of the Vommissioners may be confi dently expected to be quite decided. It will be no less so in regard to the alleg ed laud johbing by the U. S. officials. When the exaggerations and insinua tions which have been freely circulated by the opponents of the President's pol icy ale disposed of by the official report, as they undouqtedly will be, the ques tion will be narrowed down to the essen tial issue, that is. will annexation be as profitable to the United Suites as it would prove to San Domit The data ob tained by the Comm ion Will doubtless enable Congtees to d o that question fairly whau_the question is again sub mitted to Whim • Fenn present Indica tions it linot, probable that the matter will be presented to Congress at this sesainn, no matter how long It may continue, or what time the C 01111111.11311011- err arrive here, The President feels that he can well afford to awaitthe judgment ortho coun try on an issue made up against hint by a few men in Congress. It would, per ' haps,ito unfortunate to present the mat ter to Congress' in view of the present ill temper of several Senators, whose opin ions inure I come dogmas to themsel ves, and could not therefore give a can id consideration to the testimony of the Commissioners. The Most prejudiced correspondent accompanying the Com mission is General lkiyntOn of the Cin einnattl Gazette, whose sti= i Pan t t , against San Domingo yet s tha the OltiliOSlS indulge, iti cockfighting on Sunday. • I r ihePresidenCiiOrpose - shotikl prove iliA)4o4orbilioatairerek to kliarrrabok!', ditto' btrlorq lluicmuutry fmr. licqttlut -iltn; unit • dbitiftailitti ''fttr• the nest tutu: month;,: darns 'am ine but little floubt itutithn people will commend hit COMM fa ia to every It her greet nestles' tir iihlpir he tea been tai kel treks'', Ti an-Le tin tineitlict, I inn sure sato lila lewdly et luarirame In the whole (trainman- Tilu• Manner of .lumicsits up de Cormalosimo, the turn selm tett no Cm; unolossurm. unn tlw uns..nor of Nail nr 4sa rticul.ir iitivriinns to them, nit .e how Lien he IN Irepoel n 1414.1411. W . 4;1 ens &lon rf nnything hiving the color tootelrinew. The tunlority, of,;li n oe.eeleet ed on the Cohnolioion,were konwif to be tin inthunin ferule nill; ;tie Illtleres t i apt pninnitm of Anttexm:mmt• TIII4 - woultl 0111 4 Ildieve the hies-of any —would lie igni Mil Chi. P11,1;4.111. Prraidenrar Leiter io 'Speaker Viable T.herti has been no met fiedilentide effort owl,. to Impress the publics mind with ilia belief tharthis tlehires to tie Wei i;angrest hiwe until the mato of the 3311 1 ) ": 111 1 1 PiOninnliwilonatnit then thrust ' this tickist hal of ttneeNotlan twittre t hoot doti picas It through before the popular judgentecit coo be 'inv.:lope.... ',stir icing can his further front the President's pur pose ithan.the action above uttlicitteil,. no it lute i..xn Well unilentood by all whashave tleaireil tit know the real theta di they ex ist; anti In confirmation of that It la known that low 1./est/lent has just written a let.• ter to :Ipeaker Blaine, In which he hat al -140101 1.. the deplorable condition nr.me of •the Southern States ad demanding the nnowthate alien. ion of thingresa, lout bus expressed tilts opinitot that—if the :Mew goo of Ciingroa could ix, coinined to !lie single' business or protattlng Ilfe'ond pro perty there, where this civil :maturity has railed to secure that, cud—the continuance at the session would he nowt thwiratile; hut. irteuvral legbdation roust be entered upon, there might lie danger that this, the only measure, would be hint. CHIEL. ' Coneoed Grape vine. fur sate; low at Milo Bowers% I utile west of Heaver. Planting Treen_ ha the Public thriaria of Beaver.—.tournar of workmen have boon busily engaged fur the past few days in planting trees on the public squares in ite.mer. Shade trees are tneeepelizing their attention new; the trnainental department bill be cored for •in a few week, hem* Low Maierlli Uobertes ifeennaP a Member . of the Far Company., Epirus 4.•ous:— With your permir• stout wallet' your tendons how ex-Sheriff Roberts cants to be a member of the Fur company; Owe upoir a time the ex- Sheriff went out to his corn held and it so - happened there wits snow on the ground. •In walking around be came upon the tracks of what ho rdipprwed to be a very large, coon. lie followed the frail but a little phice, until Mr. Coon took a stub. The Sheriff went back home, was reinforced by' his boy, an axe, and clog, and together they -"went for" that stub . . The boy and dog were put in position near where Its top would fall, so they could "freeze up" to Mr. Coon as soon as ho would reach the ground er It was hut a little while until the tr. o fell and at once the dog and boy tackled the !'varniiiit," but 10, and be hold, the coon was WO many ;guns for both. The Sheriff seeing tsmiff his par ty worsted rushed in, and wets about to give the coon An- awful kick, whcit the latter seized lain by the overshoe and down wont the Sheriff on the brutal of his back,. Just at this moment theSiter- Id - thought if "Dick Walton" had I.ecti that performattee it would have killed I . The Sheriff alai his party, soon rallied however, and made another charge Oil the coon and finally succeed ed fu killing him. Ilia weight was, 33 pounds. Don% you think, gentlemen of the Fur Co. that was some corn ? Dur ing the winter, the Sheriff caught, two other coons in one tree, one of which was as black as a bear, and each of them weighed 16 pounds. liy virtue of these coon hunting exploits, the Sheriff was unanimously elected a member of the Beaver county Fur Co., and for the pres ent be is Justly entitled to the belt. COL It, WALTON. Industry tp. March 2.1. Job Work.—Since our lag publics tkm, wo have printed hills fn. an I:Keen- Nolo of property of Freeman Raw don, deceased, in Bridgewater; Enter tainmont,and Programming for I. O. G. . of Beaver Fells ; Bills and Programme forclosi ng ex ercixes of Beaver Seminary and Institute; Auction bills fur S. Audersom—sale to take place on Friday next; Auction Sale at. New Brighton. John Boyle Auctioneer, and Public Sate for Mrs: Jennie Andersen, of Bridgewa ter. Pa. A LA Wit: stack' of new Dry (1..0d5,,10%,.: ac.. at popufar prima, at A, P. Buriit'.., Bridgewater; [marls;3w. DR. OLOOLIUE`O LOTTER OF lIITUTIOA. , TIOX TO PATRONS.—We area nstantlYre caving lettcrs front All iNarls 4 'of tlit:cout: try. retmeating infmniation resm.Aing our system of practice, and the eourse of pro. ceislin necessary to obtain from its a itiedicil-dinguowis. or nietlicines. To facilitatelbe neuter of answering these letters. and to make plain the con tilt' r required to obtain thorough sci• entitle and cornet diagnosis from ocular, ebtintati and microscopic CU011itift:1011 of the urine, we Would say : In collectinz a specimen of Orion for analysis. take tAat first pound no, the worn ? gag, or Immo:list. fy idler Thia iv Ili, only kind toile depended on. Hundreds gri nnny from our without receiving attention bet:muse of not having observed this rule. No other kind will tie examined. timid about two ounces in a clean vial. A kits quantity than two 11.111tV3 cannot be well tested by all the different proces ses necessary in conmlicioal eases. Iluallreils have been disappointed from cause, and have been obliged to send a second time More they could obtain a diagnosis cr medicines Alw•nps give tlmnnnu• of the patient in This neceß.qtry in nriler to nvniil the efinfuldon that might arise in the tiono:ondA acmes that came before ug; ar nko in stabsAnetit prescription■ of medi cine. The full tome and add rots of the pa tient must be given in all cases. Be sure to give the age of the patient. To know the age is not only necesmry to the regulation of (Mansur medicine. bit is inilispens dile to the correct e . rainina. lion of the cure: /11•11104 varies In in fancy, manhood and rildlpage. • Without knowing ihe age, ..we will neither examine the specimen' nor give leki the above intstractinns are strictly followed, no.nttention wilt he paid to the tIM. Specimens of urine tun be sent by ex• prem. (but not by wail) from nny part of the United Stntes,ttnil inctlicitna can be 010,nincal by the suite conveyance. Our charguifortwoulnation antl ntevli einex runge front three to ten 41o1lant. • Atlretut. Gus. OLDALICE No. VG Grant Street, l'it'...burgh, Ladles` fileinhiary.-=Tbis deservedly popular Institution will open its next—the 13th under. the present management—sear ion on Tuesday, April 4th. It would• be' a labor of supererro motion on our part .to assure the public of the superior intellectual talent and ripe scholarship of the present faculty An charge. Dr. McLean has afar-reach ing, and well earned reputation its an, erudite professor and eminent Theolo gian and his saanitatiti are of that high order of learning in their several • de partments, as to warrant us, in assur ing the public that their. children could be entrusted to no more advantages In 'atitution of learning in the western coun try. See adt.ertbiement In another mi nim. Married. BROWN—ADY.-13y , Itev. J. Murray, March 21dt. •Ilarvey Drown and Mat tic E. Ady, both of, Bridgewater Pa. (RadkaicopyJ - --litED. SHAW.—On tbo ;15th of I,larcb,.l.Til, at tbo reoldeuoo or Wu ron, hs Bridgewa ter, nu Mr. George Shaw, atoxl YOllOl4 New Advertisements. iv! 11: . r jtu a 11 .% flea ' I L i IT G X? ihr " Z a l; rAINTiIi, fit 141 1 to do oil hark hs her title At toseitoshi • rates cod co short Tim pat- Vonoe or the riblk• respectlitly solicited. :-.-7140r4Otwtiimmsossais.,,, -IVIIQ ESAU HOUSE JOSEPH BORNE & C 4). • . 79, 77 and 79 Marliet*Stre-ctc Pre"1411416.111..ai1. Hagla: removed the' ltatall Dpirtment of oar Marker Stiret Hoag, to ttso eleviat morn;l9l and 19. i Penn Straot, LtOriif BottittsZ. wo: SIM Witter prapared thi:slay season heretofore to nest Use dyes:ask of stialobblo% Trade. would rampoettalty solids a 'Oat hods ' Milliner" and Dealers in Notions, fading ahauregt that we and coPr as anal. If nut belga Stocks Aid Prices, tlito any bpi:toe, Ea.% or Meat to Whiff 00?d..Huiserr.045!olgerimevtiox Trko ubl.gs I.2taliaos. hoop Skirts Corot.. rlle , llowir, (halts Finals/a thy Goods, 11:441 Cottons, &oar. Tiqua.. Pillow. Niellow sad Small ; ' regain le MILUNERY LAND STRAW GOODS AT VrA . SIST 444444 X MCA*. 75..774079 A i 4rti•lcot Street PITTSBURGH New Goods' Arriving Every Day J Beaver Lict . Senamary' the °ldeal. eategt ,he Araftegar. to the equal , . wlirtoratneWir its tbittaaath goad= nudes the plowout ossuagament on norst.Tuteday„ April Ct. • all that we berirsald abnat empftrylng experi enced tuacbert, Yu bows endorsed isr,Jhe tutelar* of the Academy and Directors' of tha borough Pub-, lit school.. they having elected thcle Prltepala from my ceoomp of troches. These toschet•aceept ed these position. with my eminent, as I thought they would gale by It ; and I now floury the put tic the: the asoletants employed to late their mo an an, In ervcry reopect,,tbeir cquala; no IL. Bay sanol Will Ore nothla4. whilst others gala 1 hope by the dotage. Peptle to mule, not In the daunt of the demi, my. will be retrired an anus' Ito,. receirnd to to the cinema, but not taken at. Illardet a. I rill procure !minting for 4 t4or nha dc,lre me to do Oar purpoea In that Owagt.papil uncterd.tol ete rs branch 'ladled. and I PCall, teachers rally nolll petent to every branch tsnwht, and It wig lor the dull u( the pupil If I horouchnese Is not 'omitted. it. loft A IIcI..I;AN !'tin. Beaver, March tthit, loft FOR RENT.' • he'Second, Third aid Fourth Floors • CIF On Diamond. Al rgheito cif!, Having . Witter, (..:14 au I all nrxlern improveturnt•, ILrm , h nt t'sio entire J. suUable for a Fir.lt• (lasi 1101e1 or Boarding 'Loos.. Als.o, I=l VgAZIEII emirs, I'd trhlu Avenue. Allegheny Iwpa6• or nura.twe. I N. 833 0 3 &&& & & & 4 , IT T.I It It II II 222 2 2 2 1111,1 111% 'll 3 1 2 - I II 2 2 222 2 2 X 1' It It \ lt It It It S S j a 4 Merchant Tailors & Clothiers, GIIJFILfr WANTED.—Five rra class hands, on pants and veste. m.lw but drat class need Apply. S• &J.Snellenburg l MERCHANT T4ILORS, BROADWAY, NEW BRIGHTON I.sey,l4i;oci2aiturt:t4lolly a foillwrittr 7 v - eNTL aof I e ve 7 a4;fe new au valuable Improveineuls, sac are toruloc onflnit• atm* of aupctior worktnatubliv and finial, Far mers w 111 de well to glvs a. a call and eX/IrOIOO our maeblnar, beforevtorcluadnetluto eltewbore. ling.:nth National 'SOW Co., Rochester, Pe. Xarets. N New„4l4l,cers4qmcnA,•,...-_- J W SPEN4ER- ''No. tt3f) Market Kt.. tat. Fifth Av & the blifrktit PITTSBLEIfiIIr; Pa. ZY;Earmnx.lJ , .. - Vlibt.Paial" ~~f3~l i`Yl#~~l~, DRESS GOODS, WO MIER Wil'it A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT DRY GOODS: ArJ LAI W I lig. Atftrili29:l Futguson & Rotzler; uU Tu JuIIY A: SCUTI Whotomtits and Retail Dealers, Choice Family. hroceries; coFFLE'S, SCOARS. PRODUCE, FLOUR, &c., otm, Wi.tir OY DIAVUND_ r Alleghrily t:lty. IL la eLttly AGENTS WANTED A RICH FIELD!' 1 NOBLE WORKIH 1 771 E AEI; Ai FAMILY BIBLE; I= 1004) 1 Ilapitrutionta. r 70.000 RE FE RENCES. A FAMILY RECORD IP A:11. I,VALi3LiII. The Pletorlul Fatuity 81hte'inotalta • arovrhouse nt Inforntaino. Inns tan only resat the mh% through Ilse• t e r. Its Illuatrad.ma tarry no back to .ho ...oat Impugn:a era of the wIOW, and are or th,m.e.vea r.•tirwl'ot the .rty.tarry.rrldrret.thlg lie ma.t IllleYela!DC%lel/rll. (211.,118.riiKutie31 }.ICIIICL/411.1141e1ye :4Cr1.e... Ant:llll%r... ell.: um..., l'etaf. Ilfrds, e,.tn. Plant•. Minerals, Coin., iftdals, lastest.. Lion. Allid lin referred h. throg.ghout Dr, di n..l Tea:. :nett th • rye, correct yr...w oe. hpr• •Niee.. title thoughts, nod rm. doh ch arrr aI. w.. 1 D vino 'Truth. As Al ttolp to n•nta, .%I titialrv. and So I.Lattrhtlsol Teachers n fulfilling the dude. of thelt arpatala and hlgh vocations—and to all othen to whom lifuletial YOGIA are Intrustrd—thl. oplandld Plctortal Vol ante e.11111:111I tot orversalltuated. hln the Edltlou Meat Suitable for the FnmiN, Mod lii(!rable for the Strident, Most Insteactire for the Teacher, Noot Appropriate for the CNN, Ilost l'Aeful for Mr Mini.Nlir, Most, Interesting fur the Fgrnier, Itoq Elivonl Jro the' Itrtor, Mori Pnpable for kw& t- 4 The Pictorial Family !{isle. in morldl• Bow to Me featured already alluded to, contra. the Apocrypha. Concordance. Psalms In Iletre, a Summary of the Sacred Truth. am taught In the lumpired Book. to:niter with ontnurant Fad Coat prelletudve Tablea awl other himturfdal dadexplatt ntoy blather. emh,,d) log the labunm of many et the moot migrant Biblical Bchularm7 lt is (lamina on the flneat calandared paper, lrom,clear and upon 1) pt., in one large And bandmourc quartn‘vol LIMO. and ir bound lo Ir.e moor derubie and At tending manner. while the lnlece flea tagickstly iuW t., rt Clt t, idnu ctur)botly "0 reach. I: xperleured ze nth nro nrantetl through oat t he tnuiiiry with %how Itheisl nr. riugrinultir atll br mash,. Ah ulivirlunily or rtkull prowl-e Is rarely ur otAI r 4.r...cland. Its onto 0 I:1 not no I.inileit to roy loVfloll. bona 111 coo. tiour fora count,mtly intnrodug with the growth And I otolnnoto ,. of the countrA Ills Ihrn, fore do•lrnblethnt More lei with he• ohs!! rnail', anbo to CPA Llo the 111111113 e. h Iwo. 1.11.11 ~,,, Mtn Intern, Truelire.. St.sdentn, Parma Vauban; Mee. cud Woubtan,—lbope tor bit votekt intml u lib t h e moot yruntabl• of ail I.nployitoott•—are to rorre•potid With it. 01111 a sine to nu aurecy. Not a fret ruck are Isere:tint! from Iraeli to fltPO nuenal inallt In rt. pale. t lare I. • great want kw the book and • rlth field °Mord. 0 hilt. It trill elt.,‘ Ate tint eptritbal Collit Ilion by con.leof contact a lib WO Colllllrt rot ion! Ult. it.. ',entiref cool enema: troth,. Aso nta on the inatalasent Plan will be tunoolled the work In fine bludlers. Tblo le.au to inS povatsr and ptuatabie th eines atel lure in n.. We bane an edition or the book, oaperbly bound, naneteal .Ida, which Gm, on • rn w bete hero melted with marked favor. Sul. •Cilptions for the Vittoria' Bible, In Ott style and to thio way. call be obtained to au alumni an uu ea.tent, Of I hrrt• lo tic; outlay of money that the lilt reader ran make, which w 11l 'told him so eat a riono. We ate af.o the pnlsfl,fiere of Potter'• (Stan. dard Editions of Funny. POOL, Pocket and Thoutorphle Ulbko oo t Testa uttah nearly different co well booraferery where for Mgr beeurare of test • beauty of finial and data lirat yof Alluding% AlHeyetyk for YoTTS STAk• .1, %RD EDITION., MO get the beet. CatalO,rues enollalulng bt311.0 and prrep furnbh•.d on nppllra• log• 1/or Virctilars CJlltalning a fall tiarctiptbo of 77.< /Ismity with sample sheet • and t,rna• to A ge01.., PCATAIef STAND- Lou Mama AND TURANIAN? UOEVIC." JOHN E. MYT,TER PUblishers. .614 alit! GIT Sansom Street, mart:2;3ru. PIIILADELPHIA P.irt A red Cow, her leg a white C belly, white rpm on her hip, four rears old awl a.fresh left the premises ut tile antner(ber near the Paver Mill, above Bearer Falls, on the 12th of March. 1,71. When told cote left ehe had a rope around her horn, Any per.oo t Prim: information where she may found w 111 be %affably rewarded. Address FLEAYMAX. hoot laflo, March . Li'' Deeds. Bonds, /Loritrigee;Juatic ; ea' Dian k• hi 1.1 emir:stilly un nand antlor saleoit this office. To Coutrleton. Q.EALED PPOPOSALS fur braiding 'S. bUtal• In the borough of Bearer Falls. arched by the Dosed of Dtreeters until Aprll Irt at noun. Plans tool spoeltlsrttbus eon be seen at .1. Dawson'.. tar • in aincL The Dowd of Directors rear.. the right in re. }eel any anal all Olds. 11. M. LARUE, A. Montan, Ss." y• inantl:ltr W:V.I.I'3EI co Jr 31 rt 4. I.llllenlbotlt I C I heirthltlit. alea..(ll. -Lettere Terlantettia• ry upon the regale of Elizabeth Smith, fief...he...l. hat lug been granted by the Regioter of Will, of l ' o 'l iv a ii c' shl, t.Y. Wae lo b t in he tft g u a n d.. 7nu igTh nt r ed . ' 1% . ! 41 .,. "2 il 1 14 2' e o l h ' l e ' tiering claims is nenunolo erfalnet 'aid estate. are fentleeted in prettent the onine t end 'tow iodated in leek, payment to JOIIN FLltt/CietiN. E'r'r.. intshirri Itarlngton P. 0.. NV.It loetoe C 0 . P a. .... 1.,Pf1e*4.1:N71:D.-The tintlerhigimhl .111 ill I t pay Ahrbeht price to erodi for fon of all de- . heriptLine. 4 to hrthtie• the For Corepuby of Iles. .1 county be., 131 blind that be has Oil fl.tr.4 S 5 bill to g e 'tan. I rnon In the county alio 0111 nit li il brine him a reeroon I ilvinz if pew. eible. but deed or elite., trrlzttlea In Dynode. 1. til.. It. %VAL:PUN. Optry In. Meech 0. nrfl- nee • .. ... _ ._ .. .. _._... S. U. S. . . . ltanc rn.. E. A. ItA C. A. 11)rt4r0. 1111.1112KEI18; Ariz. AND 11AUKEIC &iO., Bow,. JWls, OE LI ..t.tNI -If E. Rs. , Ih.ater• In Exchange, Coln, Coupon., Jka...'Jte,%— 44dIeellun. made uu all sect mlble Wale flue l'alfed Ntatro and Canada. Aeconntn of Marsh , . ■n e. ilautlandarers, and NM, Weald, toddle. luiete,a alms ed .•11111:11,, depoelna.. 1 : 1 40.M1111. dram Vlllrycxlverotnntattyntlon. neelltly usTATE of Wm. Kr. uedy,lDecto. , - LPitcro of AA mint.tratlon upon tbe'et bit* of 14 af Kett 114 tly, deed., late of lbw Immature( /IC. 11 clop ter, 1.0100 been grankll to Una La fillhird 1,..1t11ng In saln horongh ,a All 'nima ant ad Malmo are rripte.l.4l to make payment. and lame tuning claim- aptittot It %111 preeeut the ranee dm Iy anthrttllcated for orttlrtnent to ntarlXolw I K. M. IIIIVICIt. Admit. REAPER. - WiCllver Mouth. The Lev( selling hook ever publebed. AIIE\ re %hued' Mt, INAV wort. PLAIN HOME TALK AND MEDICAL - COMMON NENNIC, bare nu compelltkun There llelft• Val ■ book published like It. Any body tan tell 1L Every hody wools It. 'Many agents ore now snaking from WU to KO per month *el Rag this vl °oder- ILI book. II pat-es Descriptive Eleeedar sent free on appllcal km. We want good Hos Agent.; nett w h o Iwo fitly ePpreclate Ore me es or the work. and Ike fart that It meets &universal want- Agents elm desire to do good as writ s. make mousy Address. WELT It vlb I'O.. M:l•=iMM .~ 'hfi ~ vyr.r t, mot:. NM Ein l aiar* lEMII MII
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