MI
Etbnefeldedfrors Piist
fallen In battle, - but whose remains,
have not been discovered and brought
home for Interment.. Several ladlea
of town had already decorated the
latter elaborately.
The people were again eloquently
and ably addressed by the Rev. D. P.
Lowery of the Presbyterian Church
of Beaver. We regret we have but
on outline sketch of speech—mere
ly the heads—to report. In suteisnoe
he amid:
FELLow-CmzEns —As time rolls
on, the facts of history become in
distinct. Great events may be iteah
and well-known to us, and we may
tell them so to our children as that
they will be well-knoa i n to them ;
but only a few of the rapidly palming
generations of time will have gone
until these things with which we are
so &miller, will become distorted
and indistinct. It .b well, as it has
been the custom of all times, to cow
niemorate grand events. This has
the sanction of God and of the wisest
and best of men. Many eventa•L•de-
I iverance from perlionLechtily among
ancient Israel—were tinctly com
manded to be memorialized by sim
ple but significant rites which were
Instituted, and were to be handed
down to the latest generations. And,
in the new dlispensation, i. e.—new as
"Tentrasted with the heavy customs
of fifteen centuries--the 'Eastern has
both solemn and undoubted sanction.
` But," you ask me, "What has
this to do with this day 1" "Thls is
Decoration day 1" True, yet what
' is this but a ea/ling to *membranes?
"Remembrance of What?" The
whole past history of our nation.and
of the events preceding its natal day
by at least an , hundred years. Its
establishment,
youth prosperi - ty and
d o e g e ot o enmyeasuphdve6lod
then, especially the immediately sue
ceeding—bnt In the event, as seems
to us—the long-delayed yews of strife
'and bloodshed, but with their glori
ous issues. The day Is one of retro
spect,. of remembrance. To-day
many homes are sad. To-daY many
homes are thankful. [The reasons
were given by the speaker]: The
day is one inciting to present duty—
to the preservation of our God-given
rights—and to firm, unswerving re
solves to advance in all things . that
will tend to our true development
and real progress—(a frultfUl theme,
• but not to be dwelled upon just
now). We may argue , this from the
past dealings of Divine Providence.
Ile bath preserved us, and led and
strengthened us, as a a people, What%
and as Israel, of olden time drew
comforting and helping assurance
from the retrospects 01 God's dealing,
so may we. But we, who .
day, have duties to perform and
principles to inculcate—memories to
hand down, and living aright, cher
ishing the names and virtues,. and
lioroitun of those whose graves we
today decorate with flowers; giving
their names to our children, and our
children's children, to latest genera
tions of. time, let us perpetuate this
day and its hallowed memories. A
day of remembrance,of:present du
ty, of hope. 7 It is "ecoration day."
Weave the chaplet. :Wind the
wreaths; Scatter nature's fairest -of
ferings lavishly! They died for our
country—they died for us.
, The above is but an outline taken:lief
the remarks of Rev. Mr. Lowery,
who spoke extemporaneously; and,
ifWe had no stenographer on the
mind, his eloquent exordium said
pernestion, ire lost to us for publics-
Alon;: . 1-
'The 'benefiktiii;io6ietintalM4 l
by Rev. A. 11. Bowers; after which
the procession returned tolls(' Court
Home, what) it dispersed; highly
pleased with the entire programme
• of proceedings.
The soldiers of the. Post '6l the
Grand Army escorted Qipt, Winans'
company—than whom therd is not:a
,more . richly uniformed one in the
/. State (all picked men, and as fair a
specinien of America's eons as, can
be found In the same number) to the
Upper end of Beaver, where etler a
salute given and retu rned, they took
their departure. They added much
to the general interest of the occa
sion ; and have the hearty thanks of ,
this community for their voluntary
presence, soldierly condtiet;and eym 7
lathy with the spirit of the occasion.
It is well the day has not been
made by law a public holiday. The
spontaneous expression of feeling
• welling up from the hearts 'of the
people to comniemorate with flowers
and wreaths*, graves of their fallen
.' sons In theittuse of their wholecoun
try, le more like a Gunny - and fireside
festival, than it would he were it
made the subJectof special emwtment.
The hearths are few where thetnem-'
ory of one lost in battle is not a fre
quent, guest. The organization of
soldiers under whose auspices "the
lirstobservanceof thisdaywasmade,
acid whose skillful management has
. brought it to eo successful, au issue,
has been especially fortunate in keep;
' • big the simple and, touChing cere
,monial free from every taint of poi
tizanship." On each successlveyear
the eksreinonies have been more wide
ly and more lkvorably observed, un
til now the day has taken perthanent
rank Imelda the anniversary of our
Independence as a tiatiatial holiday.
long may its observancecontinne.
?The thanks of the soldiers and
theft!, friends are hereby tendered to
the Economy Society, tO Mrs. Jack
man 'of Industry, to Mrs. Cumming
of Baden, and to other ladies and gen
' tiemen of Beaver and vicinity, for
flowers furnished for the occasion.
TheY are also indebted to the Beaver
choirs, and to Misses Maggie Ander
son Lou Wilson for music and
aid furnished in the Decoration Ser
vices.
IPlUabank Memorial Day
Mayor Brush Introduced to the as
sembled multittide, General George
G. Meade, who spoke as follows: '
litllow-c:liftens cf Pittsburgh; La
dies and Gentlemen: lam here to
day as a guest, and not otherwise a
participant in the' , ceremonial occa
sion. I therefore did not expect that
I should be called upon to make any
remarks, Nit, as I stand here in your
flpresence, surrounded by so many in
uences bringing back the associa
tions of the times that amassed, I
feel within me .a spirit w slits,
and requires me to_sty at e few
words to you.
In the first placo see theserepre
sent:dives—efts and leis, who are
under the tender care be oar State,
which originatel with the predeces
sor of our worthy and distinguished
Governor, and succetalblly carried
out by,thim. This State has taken
better care of the children of those
who fell as defenders of their country
than any other State in the Union.
Then I see before me thia beautiful
monument, erected by you, fellow
citizens of Pittsburgh, in honor of
those who fell in the maw cause
- many of whom were my personal
etiendi; and when I sell this monu
ment before me, my heart is sadden
ed with the recollection of their no
ble qualities, and what theirpountry,
'Suite and families lost when they
fell.
It is not for me to reamitniate
those of this c pu nty who died in de.
tense of their Ountry —such men as
Black, Ilays..Childs, Jack
son, and a host of others, men whom
I knew, who were by my sh=
/ of whom I almost mw
down. e+l
'kid maddened, yet at the same Woof
oVto know that, es somitn9 won
s county went to the war, and
so many never returned, you have
not forgotten them b ut have erected
this monument to their Memory, and
I also r ..ke to see you take so much
care ofjthoee ma de o rphans by the
war.
anuterg qr oovairsoa ,go i naziT.
) Governor Geary was then intro
'dm:Cal:and was greeted with chdbrs.
•
In response be mid :
My Rffow-Citirem:—l -did not ex
pect to toe called upbn tospeek at this
time,. but as it'has been trie pleasure
of your worthy mayor to call upon
me, I trust that I shall have your at
tention a few minutes. We are as
sembled this day upon this classic
eminence, overlooking these rivers,
Mils, plains and cities, the busy hum
of which has been suspended for this
day's occasion. We have come here
to assist you in the celebration, with
appropriate . ceremonies, of loader
majestic monument in honor biome
dour brothers who have rendered
inestimable services to their country.
even to the yielding up of, their lives
for their beloved Country. Title oc
casion my friends is full of deeply
Interesting circdmstances. They
arise in our hearts, ode by one; so
I rapidly that we can scarcely stop to
give them utterance. The gallant
soldier who has just taken his seat,
has referred to other monuments of
Pennsylvenia's greatneas—these or
phan children, who stand. here in
such numbers and who are the repro
sentatives of the dead soldierly They
are a monument to us in a manner
in which Pennsylvania and Pennsyl
venians
will are rmA never ha ng them up—that o
oti t
which she ve oectsl
to be ashamed.
Them -children are the special
wards of the State, and lam delight
ed that they are hero to-day, and I
am also delighted that Gen. Meade
has seen proper to pey them a pass-*
ing notice. We honor those who
died on the 'battle field, and whose
names honor the scrolls of our coun
try, and to-day we have been orna
menting and decorating their graves
with the choicest floral offerings,
and their graves have been moisten
ed with tears of the purest affection.
There have been parents to-day who
have moistened the graves of their
that born, them sons who have. gip m
a dreadful sacrifice to their mann.
There have been those to-day who
have decorated unknown graves.
We have read of the Athenians,
when they erected 'a monument to
the unknown God, but it to for those
of this generation, my friends, to go
forward and dec orate the graves of
the unknown dead. But their
names are registered on high, and
the Great , Father of us all will not
forget them, when He comes to
make up the jewels in His crown.
When we think of the sufferings and
sacrifices of our heroes we are lire
' sistably carried back in memory to
the services of those men, and I have
no doubt there are men here to-day
to whom. the Mystic chords of mem
ory can recall those dead heroes as
the friend of their march, the com
panion of their bivouac, and their
comforter on the battle field. We
Cannot help being impressed with •
the solemnity of this scene., We
cannot help having our hearts arows 4
ed by the patriotic emotion to which
every American heart is subject
when he sees those old torn banners
and those stars and stripes which we
all delight so much to honor.
We cannot help but to respect
those who have delivered our coun
try within the last few years. We
can go where soldiers enter the bat
tleff ,eld and we can go with them
amidiths,ciaeh alarms; we can hear
the aboutibreleilory
_mid thermal'.
Inge of the' vantinhhea; we can re.
cord the names of many with pride
and pleasure who have .been added
to the roll of honor, no matter wheth
er they pave been ; commandera or
officers ; but we can add thousands
and tensor thousands of the men who
simposed the class of rank and file.
We can recollect the seems which
halm made our hills and our valleys
classic ground, where the sons of the
loyal - States, with firmness—unbend
ing firmness, I may my—gave up
their lives for their country, where
they laid down their bones side by
side in the samq rude grave; where
their blood crimsoned the mane soil
and mingled in the same sacred
streams. -These' circumstances, my
friends, should encourage us to cher
ish the recollection of a common
danger and a com Mon glory, and
should cause us to cherish the blend
ing together of our States. in one
grand perpetual Union, thus cement
ed by the blood of our citizens.
The decorations of this day, and
the tears that have been shed by the
people over the graves of our coun
try's brave defenders, are far more
eloquenrtestimoniats to their worth,
and to the veneration and affection
of our people, than any monument
that could be erected to their mem
ory. They are far more than the
most eloquent eulogiums ' that could
be pronounced by. the meet gilled
tongue. , -The eulogiuma are as the
dew of heaven which is distilled in
the night, but is dissipated by the
morning sun.. My friends, you have
done right in exerting yourselves to
erect that/durable, enduring monu
ment td the brave sons of Allegheny
county, and which you have.tMs day
reslicated to their memory. The gal
lan deed have sgone to their fi nal
*.th, eir trials and their labors have
ceased. Their memory will forever
be associated with their country.
Their achievements will be recorded
and 'perpetuated in the hearts of their
countrymen, when yonder beautiful
and magnificent - monument shall
crumble into dust, and human affairs
shall have terminated in eternity.
A SONG. •
_ . •
The Phillipsburg Soldiers' Orphans
then sanga memorial tribute, written
by Maggie M. Taylor.
RECITATION BY A . BOLDLER'S -OR
PHAN.
Mr. Taylor then introduced little
Willie Burns, of the Phillipsburg
orphan school, who recited a parody
on Tennys on ' s "Charge df the Light
Brigade." Th e Hide fellow, who is
only nine years old, recited his verses
in a manner which elicited the hear
tiest applause. • The following are
the vents;
•
eteca or TIM lIIITTITHOCRAND.
halt a nole—halte mild'
half a mile coward,
tro to the rebel host
Starched stzt,y thomend:
Beaus and Banco*ahead._ • _
Forward the.P=seylvanla Reserves
Go
Chu th te tor the mut Meade raid.
tort
l Mat
Narctred ality thousand.
Cannon to Hatt of 'bent
Cannon to left ot them— •
Cannon In Croat of theta—
Volismoll and thundered.
Stormed at Nth shell and shot. •
Each charge fresh courage brought, .
Bondy they marched and fought.
Gearre corps bad no thought water
Thought bet a victory near,
Se t ALA Into Gettysburg ,
shay thousand.
Flashed all their bayonets bare.
Plerbed as they turned Is air.
Brady So do sad is:e—
merging as
or Wklklali the world woodand,
Plunged In the betterries' smoke.
•
Right thereat the Uwe they broke,
Traitor and rebel
Reeled from the sabre stroke
'Then Gory marched back again,
But soa-not sixty throsseed.,
Cuomo to right of than,
Cannon WWI &them,
. Cannot ballad them
Volleyed and Wandered.
Stormed at wit% shot mad shell.
and privets tell. •
'They that had bravely Courhe
• Came ham the jaws of death.
et lth victory dearly bought
All that eras lett or them.
Otslity thotband I
When can Cadent, ry
Oh! the bank change they made!
Friend mod.tne liteored:
• Boers to each la due.
Those gallant. men and true,
Brave. Wild thousands. •
The little 'declaimer left the stand
sunk' pie plaudits or the audience.
rofteirrtillPS lIIIPSIICIL—Iatters Testa.
amatory buts' boo costar! is the subsert-
Massimo or lll2obeolt Iliathertom. deed.,
Ws et Ohms BMW IXllliaty, Pa. Ati
=Taladobtoot to ea estate. an liontW
atlatoottlato . to reltillnid : sad,
Per bias
sabot ttto owe wilt
potent IlkoitOoly autlomotkstAil for sottleutat.
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u a .
'm a e k d e i c a in n e y ,
-without
the paramount consideration of die
triminating the source from which it
is obtained, or Ham for the pur
pow for which It Is designed. Vhere
lea cough and itmg_ medicine which
Is sure and permanent in its effects,
and however people may doubt the
sincerity and truth of an advertise.
went, they Will find • this all that
promised for it. We mesa Da,Kra - -
13E0.'8 PECTORAL SYRUP. Lest the
name might be forgotten,' cut.this
out, and ask for pa. ICEstssa's Ps>
'roam., SYRUP. • One dose often
cures a recent cough, and the .Doctor
says he has known -half a dozen of
people cured with one bottle. There
is no medicine anywhere' that is of
superior value to th* and in old
standing, and consumptive or bron
chitis eases, it is taken with advan
tage. in conjunction with Da. .V.Eir-
MR'S' Luxe Mimi one of the most
valuable medicines for old and long
standing chronic pulmonary diseases
that has ever been discovered. Da.
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treatment of lung and other -chronic
diseases, at 167 Liberty Street Pitts
burgh and has every facility for
sounding and exploring 'the lungs
and ascertaining their condition.
The medicine is now sold in nearly
every drug store, it 75 cents per bot
tle. If you can't obtain it from your
druggist, send to the Doctor's store
and he will send it.
Joluma's [thematic Comet
Sellers' Imperial Cough Syrups.
Lindsay's Improved Blood Searcher.
•
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No- medicine ever offered to the pebde for the
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an blastulae mealtime. Toithoontale have been
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ad.mea civiliand
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la thole while sidans meow
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should provide a positive remedy, one that
ready for me at all limas.
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and opeedy remedy for coughs, cold', end all dis
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Limbers Blood &meeker.
The Stood Is the very fountain ofIlfe; therefore,
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The Firilimiabils Wosiasts Prayer.
Strength en mi husband, and May
his faith and his money hold out to
the last. -
Draw, the lamb's wool ov unsus
picious twilight - over his eyes, t
l at
mi flirtations may look to him ike
viktorys,..and that bills may
strehgthen his pride in me.
Bless! oh, Fortune, mi• 'crimps,
rata and frizzles, and let thi - glory
shine on mi paint and powder.
When I walk out before the gaze
ov vulgar men, :regulatis mi
and add nu grace to mi gaiters.
Bless all dri goods klerks, milli
ners, manty-makers and hair Ma
sers, and giv immortality to Lubin,
and his heirs and assigns forever. •
Take usl two children off from ml
hands, for they bother me, and take
them to be. thi children, and bring
them up to snit thiself.
. When t bow miself In worship,
grant that i may.do it with ravish
ing elegance, and preierve unto the
last the lily-white of my flesh, and
the taper of my Angus—
Smile thou gradonsly, Oh! For
tune, upon ml nu silk dress, now in
the hands ov the musty-maker, and
may it fit me all over like unto as
the duke foot fitteththe mud.
Destroy mine enemies with the
pul ov Jealousy, and eat thou up
with the teeth of envy all those ,who
gaze at MI style.
Save me from wrinkles and fester
ml plumpness.
Fill ml both eyes, oh, Fortune!
with the plaintive pizon ov infistua
shun, that I may lay Out mi
vic
tims, the men, as knumb images
graven.
Let the lily and the rose strive to
gether In mi cheek, and may mi
neck swim like a goose on the bus
snm kryeset waters.
Enable me, oh, Fortufie to maw
shoes a little smaller,
and save
me from all kerns and bunyons.
Bless Fanny, ml lapdog, and rain
down bezoms of destruckshun upon
those who would hurt a Mir ov
liektor, ml kitten.
Remove, far from me all th e walls
ov the sorrowful, and shield ml Ben ,
BUM nature from the klamoursov the
widder and the rank neceseilys ov the
orphan.
Smile; oh Fortune! most sweetly
upon Dick, mi kanary, anti watch
over,' with the fondness ov a mother,
my two lily-white' mice with red
eyes.
Enable the poor to shirk for them
selves, and save the from all milusion
ary beggars.
Shed the light ov thi countenance
on mi kammel's hair shawl, my lei/-
gider silk, mi point lace and ml
ffecklace 01 diamonds, and keep the
moths out ov mi sables, 1 beseech
thee.
ffhweilaneous.
oo Lose As ANIEBICA keepithe
the Mt vtlll keep America. Tut Orci
MALY..
An' Important Book on the
Great question.
✓IGENTS WANTED,
I .
ED
0 PMIT 3531331_,M,
By Wm JOBSPII BERG. D. D,
Author e The Jendites, Ohm* and State, cfc
Third Edition Now Ready,
REVISED AISD INIARGED
IZIO ENGRAVINGS,
Liberal Conn al Rapld
Sales! Quick Profits.
VAT' SURE ROAD - TO BUCB98;
A WORD TO AGENTS.
.Than is no scarcity of book to sell. Bat the
wok s w u h m ch m meets agent ile n a t s i n o h f i s h see l times.
a rm ed
t
deals most pdwerfully with the living him of
the day. The recent abets of the enemies of
Protestantism to banish the llthisfrots. Use Palle
&hook and the late attempts In the legislature
of New York and Illinois to legalise this outrage
upon oar civil and religious liberties, have Irons.
ad In the minds of all true Protestants a desire to
know end .have ch.:tasted a-. more thorough
knowledge of the intents and purposes of this
great organisation, which boast they , will possess
this cottony before the close of the Nineteenth
Century. The Orem Bing deals wttn these
questions, and the readhiese with which the test
two editions have been sold is satedent proof of
the interest felt In the book.
. .
Adder for deseripUve circulars. A..
J. R. FOSTER A (V.,
68 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
febS-Ipeld apOS.
ew Trimming Store,
Cor. 3d & Seminary Streets.
= EAVER, Pa..
Mrs. F. D. Fast. •
Has Just opened &choice lot of fashkuMble
Millinery: Hats. Bonnets, Frames, Rib.
bons, Fine French Flowers, Illusion, dre.
Ladies', Misses' and Childiyase Rose,
Gentlemen' unbleached Cotton Hose—
extra quality,
KID GLOVES,
CORSETS, COLLARS.
HANDKERCHIEFS, -
EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, SPOOL COTTON.
Machine Silk.
VIELVETTI.XI3I3O2 , 4I3
and all articles usually kept In First-Class
• Trimming Stores.
In edition, ebe will , keep a good assort
ment of Toys, Lead Pencils, Statoinefy,
Penknives and Scissors; Fresh Coulee
tionary and Gingersnaps , constantly yo
band. • (aprISAIT'•
J. D..RAMALEY'S
• OPERA
Hat House,
AND
•
GENT'S FURNISHING
EMPORIUM,
No, 434. Firth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. -
The Best Goods at Lowest
Prices.
°omit sent to aui'noitims,,ou appyorsL
mayt4-ly.
ina) teats.itruab*
- STORE,
J. A..ROBINSON
NOe 2 ' . DIAMOND
PITTSIIIIIIIOII,-./PENS'A !
Has now Inlftine,s; ilia. and well
.-:aigtelliiketook of
. .
Fin - °Teas- Coffees.
SUGARS, SPICES,
Pulsed Fruits sad Vegetables,
AU of which are offered at fide reirea.—
The examination of persona visiting
Pittsburg Is Invited to our stock.
J. A. Robinson,
,No: 2 DIAMOND,
•
mayl3,6m Pittsburgh, Pa,
hirtheakCooethblee sae Owed. at the Aar
0.011.
• FAtAPS'I'ON
ForTdri bpair Sh.op.
•
Umbel Web Ireogie he the Irofrottry Buitooft
fbr mote dm titresie./L/-4210W . which thee 1
Fare areoandetso a vedette or gum Pr d i era4
eldee noetreettfer models sod to oat *eats
for Imprcrmorete as
COOKING- STOVES
atter haTbm ihoroubly Wad thew 1a
paelllto. 1 feel mammal bt cdteitor Om to
3E" La CIP a
The GIIMIT wows= w la
•
-Sr air Oa Latalky.
sTevEse
Ilitmis pf DlZereat Elliles be Baiting imd Cooidas,
Tie Qicat POD Cook[ gore
Has the beet Record of any More ever offered fa
Vile market.
IT TAKEt'3,LEBB FUEL,
LEB ROOM TO DO MORE WORK,
BEST BAKER,
MOST lOU.FLA.I3LE,
ALTOGETHER
THE BEST. STOVE IN USE.
•
In connection with the stove I have got
, up a Patent
E]CTENSION TOP.
which oecoples little room, no additional
feel, and is oat liable to wear out, dispen
ses with ell pipe, Can be put on or taken
off at any time. and made to sultan stoves
of any size or pattern.
Five Hundred Persona
Who have purchased and used the
GREAT REPUBLIC COOKING STOVE
Most of whose names have been publish•
al in the Anoint, are confidently referred
to, to bear witness alas superisr merits
as a cooking stove.
flaring Wee first class engine* on baud. of
stoat Ana= bone power weeny, they are offered
to the public at reasonable rates.
TUORNILIT.
I=ll/1
NEIW
RY - GOOP
R ' , B
o
The undersigned takes pleasure In In
forming the public that he has just opened
a new Dry-Goods Store In the Room re
cently occupied by James Fortune, on the
DIAMOND, ROCHESTER, Pa.
• HIS STOCK CONSISTS OF.
ilisslins, Cblicoa, DeLaina, Alpacas,
Silks, and every variety and styl e or goods
usually kept in Retail Storrs, which lie
will sell at the lowest cash prices.
apr26,llm - ' D. NELSON..
Islet or A.ppralosemento.
Ttoliming appointment, under the Act of
.I. Assembly of Ito leth yr April 1811. of proper
ty allowed to be
. returned by the widow or eldl.
Ann of deeedet to the invite of poo, baseborn
met In Use nate
_of the Mirk of the Enplane
PessenaPpeamealle to me anscont of Min we
brined by Indoor or Wm. Itaraatry. chred,, W.
Finaler. adcagy z
Persoital to lbe anment Et MD retain.
ad by widow . Butts, &waft Jena pl.
am administrate...`
Personal pregmely to the mount of three haw
dyed dollars, retained by the widow of Andrew
Stratton, deceased, John lfilgar, Mast.
Real property na the amount otipxo retained by
widow of Allpsh HaadYnd, doused; F. H. Doerr,
administrator.
Rorke la hereby given lobeirs. legatee., distrib.
woe, and all others Interested,. to appear at the
next tom of the mid Conn , not later than the id
day. It being the lath day of June lan, to show
cause If any they have, 'salmt the anal oonerms
lion of the above spool/amen%
Per oval property to amount of M1N.40 retained
by the widow of Henry Baker. de arced_ Daniel
gluier. adarr.
mayiltel
JOHN C. HART, Clerk, O. C
FREEDOM FERRY.
T a bt:t. Freed .? CILTF C" reer "' W " bare i trir l u ble r•
on's landie n g,mr the eouveyanea of Pawners,
Freight ace Tenn.
Parties on the south irlde will please ban Is
mind by taking this Prrty, they will be bawled
near Flooring MOM, Weeks lens. raw and Plain.
log Mills, Lumber Yard and Stores, -where every
thing they need, ran be had at nameable mines.
J. PAUL, Preset Pro
Attest :--11.1101WAil, IsPritkihri•
A dmthi t.
itrac4"is Nitkre.—Tbe
LA undersigned baying been appointed adman'a
trator of the estate of Itartln Nice, deceased, .late
of Chippewa township. Bearer county, AL, hereto
notifies all, ransom indebted to said estate that
immediate payment Is required. All persona
harrani claims 'phut said estate are requested to
present them duly authenticated tor settlement.
anflikbw.) JAMES DILLAN. Admit.
Aillostreiesees Noelliee.—lotoffle of Ad
ministration baring been Vented to the tab.
scriber on the estate of gotten )(divert:ed.,
late of Bearer aninty, Pa.. this Id tonal all per.
sons Indebted to ma estate th at lamed pep
ment Is required ; and sit persons baring claims
against the tame wlll present them may authenti
cated for settlement. AB1111:11113EILELD9,
apralbew Adru'r.
LOOK 'HERE.
SPRING A101111:11MIGOODS. — Tbe
Nllll undersigr.ed begs Sate to reform Ida files&
and the public genenity that he harpist received
a Dew stock of goods of the Welt styles for
Spring and Herniate wear ,which be offers at yeig
soderat rater.
GENTLRMSINF FURNISHING
GOODS.
A CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Malang made to order on the skates%
Thankful to the pates for pest rayons, hope
by dome attain:lon to tsunamis to omit a continu
ance of the same.
DANIEL MILLER,PA.
BRIDGE BT.. BRIDOSWATA74
mar 24:tr
NATIONAL. BANK 111144)11/1r.
'Deport attic, condition of the National Balk
It of Beaver amts. New Brighton. ra, at the
elope of twiner on the TM day or April, A.
D. WTI:
REsoUnCEs.
Loans and Discounts BM= 87
erdratts . . . 1411 71
Chr
U.S. Bonds to secure drealation .. MOM 00
U. 8. Bonds and tieentides on land. .. 31.330 00
Due trout redeeming mid reser.° agent, 13,163 10
Due from other Natbnal lknks 4.535 65
Banking House 14,1174 54
Furniture and lame ON 115
aureut
Taxes =en" 1,41C1 85
• &BB a
Cash Items (Melte:as stanni9) MD 00
BILls *tether National Sanity 1,181 00
F rictions! Curretiey. (inelildiug mickell) 5 111:6 al
Legal pod eTenNM .545 00
'
der Notes, axe oo
$411A07 01
Capital StockMOPS 00
•
Surplus Mad 9,906 Tt
Discount, , . -SS= OS
Sactian 1.783 OS
Interest ge, l OD— LOSS OS
Dividend. t* ctrealatiou, 105.11 S 00
Dividendunpaid, 1,449 84
Deposits, SOW Si
Dtui to atter honks It bankers ' WOO 49
Total • SWAM 09
E=l
•
sear.qJP"'"l l • VALI, Ed. Wraps, Cagier
Comity of Bona. — of Me NatbiY Hank of
Bea m Vaunt& do solesody Mrs Out tbe above
statement Is trio to tMi testa:my know=nd
bale. HOWARD ROOM,
Anteedbed and aimed benne me Oda Mb
day of May, WM MILTON Toexszne, N. P.
cameo—Attest:
• B&W. WILDIL
WM W. HAMILTON. IDlreeten,
BOOM,
Hay IT, =Me.
Orphans' Court Bale. _
BT striae din order et the Orphans* 111003, of
Dearth cosily, the intdondyned Trwitor, as
Pointed by odd Coart to nob sale of the red es
tate of Sylvester Dunham, deceased, dim propel-
Inge to Partition. will expose to sale by public
voodoo or outcry at the Court House. to the born.
of Beaver. in sale coca.
On Silturdor. Joao 10, 1871.
iftT 1 O'CLOCK, P. M., •
sU that midis parcel or let of ground situate to
Rochester township, In said eounNellub._ed and
'designated on the pot neettethell . ow =quest
or nthatket of the real estate of deassed. as
bounikd by lands of the belts of
=Row, ise c omek, M. Cconelly and oboes.
Cbmtai * i ng 2 Acres awe 32 •Peroto.
T1RII8:--thothIrd et the pardons money In
bead on 1:01122.4100 disk by as COOK sad the
balance la two eaaarl annual botsithents hem
that date with telerest UM= troth sane time.
Deemede
I instaillarots to be s eared by Bond and
_nori.filit thstwdoner wy ovum of prepar
ing MK. Bo
B.II.IWiL nd and lilayb J. ieotod stad=be
rine. ' ROSS.
day 17, 11111—bw.
1VOTIC11.;-1 .at quilled to the Court a(
1:1 comma Mom of 1 1 Minrar o =4 fo the
beam of tOs laeoltaut Uwe of this Common
weal and the add Coat bate acrtdatad UIS Ant
day °Mine Tem, CM, at die Court Bowe la
Deem tor the Wain atuat l:m ead auditors.
=own
•
Mg==!=:=
r, iti use; 'a
JAKIINGIAIII - 011,.
Commission Metchants
And Deakin &all kinds qiGrabs.
•
qu sium, e2l) pao.wiT giTUßris.
Guaranteed atiQues.
Office 287 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURG'', PRNN'A.
CONSIGiIIUNTS
THE OLD ORIGINAL
HOUSE.
BOTTLING
H. W. ma nn= ac Co.
22 and 24 Market Street,
PITTSBURG, PA.
Established InlB44 l by H. W. Buffum.
The (Midi add Wiest flottllag Howe west of
the athastatas. bag nude exMave
for ot=t. their Meade aed the g = "
th
their -
Mineral- Waters,-Ales, er g &t
Tat the Spring Glade, at the souovring. Weep
Serotherilla, $ WM peril=
Illaeral Water diti
aerobe= " EN • "
Chaspegoe Cider. gift r "
Patter
Ale, small bottles,
" Wiatertaar
Imported London Porter and
Wines;
Imported Scotch Ake Rod bat
' ths• 3 CO "
Crab Cider Alper gallon.
2 00 "
be MOM li eituraoL 23 ends per pot. gain. Money rafted
ed o •
Oaks delivered bee, gad tridabt mad to MI
reedbiellese sad gumboils baUsi. lyr
.P - 'STAIR BUILDING
Wood - Tsunamis Shop;
wuzse,st PEOPLES.
Allegiumiy CUy; Pa.,
Is *spared to do all ktuds of Wood
'Turning. Scrol64awing and &MI .Notil
ding.,Neurelfs Balusters and Rand Rails.
WITI ALL JOINTS OUT. BEADY
TO HANG, furnished on short notice.
Orders by mall promptly attended to, es may to•
left with Otoser A CO.. MI, Mb At. Pittsburgh,
Pt., and at the Mill, earner of Webster street and
AUST. • MOW/
a. M. Rum.. P. A. barna-C. A. BAszzA.
G. S. DARKER& Own' Any Briptioarlt,
O. S. * CO., Bearer Adis, R.
BANKERS,
Dealers In Ltchstage, Colo. Coupons. ta. dd.
Collections made on ell aotessible points in the
United Suttee and Canada. domains of Xmas.
ants. hismaSentrem and ladirldnals, sollelned
latareet allowed cm time depositor. Correspon.
deuce Irillreosive prompt attention. Dienelay
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•
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ous laipralliOna, awaken new thorights, and fur
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hi Welling the dotter of their sepeta and high
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The Pkt.dal Pimallly in Wi
tless to the 'estrum shady alluded to, coalahm
the Apocrypha. Concordanee. Psalms In Iletre. •
lanan
Bommuy of Me Sacred Troths la taught In the
Book. together with nanierons end corn
Ire Tables end OUICT historical and cipher
story Matter. embodying Om Islam of many of
the most eadnent bcbrdars. h printed
on the guest Wandered paper, from dear •
open tit*, In one bogeyed Madame unarm
rune. and la hound firthe most double and 7 11.
tractive manner. widh the prima are sufficiently
low to place It within everybody's reach.
aspartame& Agars are wanted through.
ont the country foe lta sale, with whom liberal srr•
rangements will be made. An opportunity of
willprom Is natty or news presented. Its
sal not be hated t o period. bat will cow
&nue for a lifethmt , constantly ittonesing with the
growth and intelUgence of the tawny. It is thea
ters desirable that those who engage with as, shall
do so with a view to making the bosfota a per.
=nett one.
Itlakieny Tbsekers. Illialleath Firm,
ere, Young )te• •of Womiewe—thoee
eho would meet with the mottlitnelable. of all
employments—are invited to cortespond with ea
with a stew to an agency. tn kw such ans
avetseng from SUM to $lOOO auita pr to Us
oak. There la a great want be Me boot and a
rich laid caned, while It will elevate the spiritual
condition by constant contact with and cower.
sane= upon Its beautiful and stems: troths.
fl=eta ow the UsCalmest ruts will be
the work In doe bindings. The plan hi
quite popular and. medtable in cities aid
towns. We have en edition of the book milnethir
bound, with marine paneled sides, which has cv.
,erywhent brat received with marked Ikvor. Bob
malptions for the Pm:nodal Bible. in this Ont. and
, in this way. can be obtained. to en almost an no
limited indent. le them le noonday of money that
Ins Bible reader can make, which will yield him
so riche return.
We are aiso the publishers of Potter), SW.
daM Edltheas of Potptt, Pocket and
and Photographic Bibles and Testaments— ninety
lOU dilliment - itrlemi—so weltirnown everywhere for
their accuracy of tech beauty of trash and deur
linty of binding. Always oak fog Potria'a &raw
Dann itrornotts, Ind get the brat. catideiwo
coandalag styles and prices tarnished on applica
tion.
For Madan coots/Dinga MB desetiotion of
27t0 Itsloriot )broil y MU/with sample abort.
sod terms to Assets. sOdroui Perrino &USD.
Aso Anus us Tommie HoFsz," . •
•
JOHN E.
~ ,
614 and 617 Hansom Shad,
mar22;3m. PHILADELPHIA
PRAGUR MOWIR
• inns '
CHEAPEritS, - •
MOTH:NEW OF DRAFT,
. AND DURABILITY,
witheat as areal
We desire to call the attention of Far
meta to this Mower, and request them to
examine its merits before purchasing any
otheejEuteliine. Warranted, or no sale.
PRICE . $lOO.OO.
4'olllllll3er particulars, call on or ad
dress the General Agents,
a .„ .
.pPFIA7T, JOHNON igt
No. 145 Liberty' Street,
rrrruitrasta,
Manufacture - is of Plowand Dealers is
all kinds of Pare
Ommts,olloloths,
Mattings , &a., ,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Henry McCallunt
(Late M(34l3allum :Bro.'s,)
at FIFTH AVENUE.
rrrroonunomr, PA.
I have faillties for supplying
ILETAXL"DP/AX./M 3OlO
.roiud 0 any Masters Jobbing Sow.
enry
S. C. COYLE,
WAVtGliaNd4 3 / 3 1831.
. AND JM=;
third amt. Derr. t
l afierly oppcdfr
All , Mere proniptly attended to.
Aimed= Watches. Cktelut. Jewekty, Plated
Wow. SPattaschat, It, always cat bead.
IttL
5
8 8 t
dr, dr, dr
S-
5 5
50
a it
IL t
s
3
It it 0
3 3 II
V V -
It I it it
10
SOO See
Merchant Tailors &Olothiers,
& J.Snellenburg f
IKERCRAIVT TAILORS,
BROADWAY, NEW BRIGHTON
Bepl44(:sds:6;mr29elidly
CARPETS,
033.-.l3ll.o.xuitiro9
MATTINGS,
WINDOW. -
B?MI ISIS, fit.
A full and well selected stock of,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Will A Liberal Reduction made to Min
isters and on Church Carpets.
BOYARD. moss at
*1 Fifth A eeeee .
tuartl:ll-Isl PITTL4BUROIL Pa.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE,
N.. so Market Rivet.
PITTSBTRQH, • PA.
e ff
•
BOTTLERS or
Sarsaparilla. Mineral' and RaMberry
Sala Waters, Syrups and Cider, Smith's
Kennett, WalnwriOts, and the best
brands of Ale ind London Porter, select ,
ed and bond bottled for Medical and team-
Ily use. (fonds delivered free. [mit:lllly
J. B. SNEAD &CO.
114VE NOW OPENED A NEW
Saw and Planing Mill
IN FIFIEIUDODI, PA.,
Having the latest iwp►+ooed machinery
• for the isKspßfacture qf
TirLACPCOrtarl\TC3i
SIDINC3=,
A.T Elf & 0.;
and are nose prvared to easunence
the building . qf
StellmbOati t Bathes, nit% sit.,
Keeping constantly is land a spperior
q uality otLosaber. The
patronage of or
public is respeetbilly Vicital
[ —bli orders
PtcreP4 4=llo l nuudtbd.
HIRT t lINIBOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID
F A xim:wt Catawba
GRAPE PILLS.
Owspeona Arts—RlM Itttroet RAwbarto and
Phekl Aktroet Masao Orepcie
Tor Doer lbos2lafs, Javndkx. DIAPso afte
tiosu. Ilet or Ntroosso Ileadowite. aware's/44
tie.soproble, cooksbilitg Zirefory,
'Rural* or triosis Drop.
Thesie Onset° the most deUghtful pleas 7
ant purgative, oupervaling castor oil, mita
magnesia, etc. They are composed of the
geed lieurealfessta. After a ktvw days' use
of them, such an invigoration of ;beguile°
system takes pluee.as to appear miracul
ous to Ake -weak and enervated, wbetber
analog from Imprudence or disease. B.
T. Hermbold's Compound . Fluid Extract
Catawba mpo Flaxen' not sugarcoated,
from the act that sugarcoated Pills do-not
dissolve, but pass through the stnreacll
Without dissolving, consequently do not
produce the desired efface TUE CA
TAW BA GRAPE PILLS, beteg pleasant
M taste and odor, do not 'malamute Wei r
PERbeing sugarcoated. FIFTY CENTS
BOX.
• •
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Will radically esienninate from the sys•
tem Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Severn, Ul
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Salt Rheum, Cankers, Runnings from the
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been esuttilisbed In the system for years.
L=
Being prepared expressly for the above
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are greeter than any other preparation of
sarsaparilla. It gives the complexion a
clear and healthy color and restores the
patient to a state of health and purity.
For purifying the blood, removing all
chronic constitutionaltliseasesarising from
an impure state of the blood, magi the only
reliable and effectual known remedy, for
the cure of paint and swelling of the bones,
ulceration of the throat and legablotches,
pimples . on the face, erysipelas, and all
scaly eruptions of the skin, and beautify
ing the complexion. PRICE $1 50 PER
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UENRT T. UELD[BOL•S
CONCENTRATED
F 4 Ail I 1) D.: 4 0 ; *if):
THE GREAT DIURETIC, -
has cured every case of Diabetes In which
It has been given, Irritation r f the Neck
of the Bladder and Inflamation of the
Kidneys, Ule_iratlon of the Kidneys, and
Bladder, Retention at Urine, Diseases of
the Postage Gland, Sione In the Bladder,
Calculus, Gravel, Brickdust Deposit, and
Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for
feebled and delicate constitutions of both
sexes, attended with tho following sym•
tome: Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of
Power. Lan Of Memory, Difficulty of
Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Hor
ror of Disease, Weakluinersi, Dimness of
Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands,
Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin,
Eruption on the Face,Pallid Countenance,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular Sys
tem, etc.;
Used by persona from the age of eigh
teen to twenty-11re, apd from thirty - tire to
filly-tire or in the decline or change of
life : after confinement or labor pains; bed
wetting In children.
El
Rehab°ld's Extract Buchu is Diuietic
and Blood•Puritying, and cures all tlibeases
arising from Habits of Illissipation,i and
eeettses and imprudences In life, I mpu ri •
tiesof t he Bkwsl, eic.,Superseding Copoit.
in Affections for which it is used. and
Syphilitic Affections—in these diseases
used in connection with Helnibuld's Mrs
Wash.'
LADIES:
In many affoctions peculiar to' ladle.,
the Extract Buchu is unequalled by any
other remedy—as in tillorods yr lteten
Lion, irregularity, Painfulness or Suppres
sion of customary Evacuations, Ulcerated
or tichirrus state of the Uterus, Damn
rhola or Whites, Sterility, and for all corn.
plaints incident to the sex,, whether aris
ing from Indisetetion or-Habits of Dias!.
pation. It is prescribed extensively by
the most.eminent physicians & midwives
for enfeebled and delicate constitutions, it
both sexes and all ages (attended with any
of the above diseases or symptoms.)
H. T. HEDIBOLD'S EXTRACT BU
WIC CURES DISEASES ARISING
FROM I3IP,RUDENCES, HAB
ITS OF DIMIPATION,
in all their stages, at little expense, little
or no change in diet,' no inconvenlcnce,
and no eiposure. It datives a frequent de
sire, and gives strength to Urinate, there
by removing Obstructions, Preventing
and Curing St:rid:tires of the Urethra, Al •
laying Pain and Inflamation, so frequent
In• this class of diseases, and expelling all
Poisonous mattter.
Thousands who have been the victims
of incompetent persons, and who have
paid heavy fees to be curial in a short time,
have found they have been deceived, and
-that the "Poison" has,by the use of "pow
erful astringents,'•' been dried up Intke
system, to break out ins more aggravated
form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Use lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU•
CHU for all &Sections and Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, whether exciting in Male
or Female, lrom whatever cable originat
ing, and nu matter of how long standing.
, ;
HENRY T. HELMBOLIYS IMPROV
ED ROSE WASH..
cannot be surpassed as a FACE WASH,
and will be found the only specific reme
dy in every species of Cutaneous Affection.
It speedily eradicates Pimples, Spots,Scor
butte Dryness, Indurations of the Cutane
ous Membrane, etc., dispels Reclines and
Incipient Infiamation, Hives Rash, Moth
Patches, Dryness of Skalp or Skin, Frost
Bites, and all purposes for which Salves
or Ointments are used; restores the skin
to a state of purity and softness, and in
sures continued healthy action to the tissue
of Its vessels, on which depends the agree
able clearness and vivacity of complexion
so much sought and admired. But. how
ever valuable as a remedy for exirting de
tects of the skin, 11. T. Hembold's Itrise
Wash has long sustained its principle
claim to unbound patronage, by possess
ing qualities 'withal render It a toilet ap•
vssdaye of thd most SuperlatiVe and Con
genial character, combining in an elegant
formula those prominent requisites/ /cry'
and efficoey—the invariable accompani
ments of rte 11Se-114 a Preservative and
Refresher of the Complexion. it is nu
' excellent Lotion. for diseases Dia Syphilit
ic Heinle. and mean injection for disefetes
of the Urinary Organs,atisingircm !lab
ia of dissipation, used in connection with
the EXTRACTS BUCHt, SARSAPA7
RILLA, AND CATAWBA GRAPE'
PILLS,in mesh diseases as recommended,
cannot be timpanist.
Full and explicit directions accompany
the medicines.
Evidence of the moat iesponsible and
reliable chanicter furnished on applies
cation, with
,fiundreds o f thousands of
living witnesses, and upward of 8,000 un
solicited certificates and recommendatory
letters, mart' ofwhich arefrom the high
est sources, including eminent Physicians,
Clergymen, Statesmen, etc. The pro
prietor has never resorted to their publi
cation In tberohirspapers; he does not do
this from the fact his articles rank as
Standard Preparations. and do not need to
be propped up by, certificates
Hwy T. JilelasratiboWs Geaslaie Pro.
yowy
Delivered to any address. Secure from
observation.
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWV.
TY NEARS. Sold by Druggists every
where. Address letters for intomistlon, in
confidence to HENRY' T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots: IL T, HELMBOLD'S
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No. 504
Broadway, New York, or to H. T. HELM
BOLD'Slfiedical Depot, 104 South Tenth
Street, Philadelphia •
BYROM OF CoMmiTlTrra. Ask for
HZ2IIII T. HELYBOLD'ir TAJULIOOTHZ2.
maylik,"fikly] chd'kbls. •
FITREI • ES noell - "kr.
Warmer% Me IIlam& liss mita Nag
Ott Li am motto amps mey emu mt .
an • alsediu
allictsd &bogie Maloodimely se Thom IPS o
tfctard dray.
girt a toe It wid. wits um int mitietstiou.
complete nib I. sad tat tmiLiik...
lag spobolgioas ars °sly teutft or il to *aim • m t .
maul curs Ifiliost say trouble acusruksc*
tm use.
WAISILICS Pus BISSOT Is tipltlilly for t h e
not, sad ts sot meougstuded to Mug my otbm
digue. bal *wad sissy esui or over thirty
pus' stesillae. Prtai to Dollar. Portals b
digagittg ingrywbirre.
No
WEAK
VEs
Worla i fe'D”WiffilaToftWlMWeil
enormity for Dyspeptics wd Utak salient g Witt
habitual Cr..ovatiosa. Then ue srry tew who
bare Dot employett obraktuut for years to rsowlly
groat this prepa:i:fon wilt do is a few week, b y
atm:unbolting the barres, lnertesaing the Mula
ttoes, tratiximcbgestfoll. givinguints mann,
ault_pbysteally, assabilalt itiOas who any bars bees
waned to. 1.11.111 to Mal, room aa Invalids to
mato roma their occapatloos mud all tits Melo
of Life. Use OW la aN we sok uteuarle Ulla rem
edy to nroossaud *Wit to the most obstillon It
La a alluttly atiroulanuyt took and • abloadld Its
Itatrolgtbas• tlw atuttuitb lad Amore,
tits direattv• orpoa to their healthy auto. Weak,
bersous `sad dy•pstule perwata .herald a.. Nor.
otr's Ilyaprprta 7001,. Var gala by aruat nt y_
Prier Otis bolus
(;VU( iEL no All-P itt
Illiassetras Cough' Makes Is bedlug.
'
twang and expectoraumg. • Tbs es Irsordlasry pay.
er It poiress. • In Immedtatsly rellerunund met•
matte calms. the Mint obaunste eases of coughs,
lokts, twee Throat. itnamblw,liallwato.„ Catant..
Oluatsesteas. Mama and Cotwomyclon t. snout
Incredible. erwpompt. Is the Mut and cedilla lta
strestrln all the abort, cam, essay allsoloata tpe
theitst um lungs, that Ibo.aand.4f physlcuon are
daily sescribuse It. and one and all say teat It Is
the nowt ; braltag and ripectoraung modwtne tort
known. - Ooe dude always afford., Mkt and la
nowt amp oast bottle casco a cow bold by dray.
gook In large bottles. Price One Dollar. It a
lut= i wn Walt If you still cough and sefftw.
,Ter
will CUM.
COIIIIICIIID
wini.e. ca- 141'0E%
Ile Greet Stood Porßler and Delicious Demi.
raier's Slams Ifilits• cle Mae *f Wig
le tree OVell any pompous dreamer Intpartes.w.
log prepared lot thaw win/main • ethoaltat.—
It I. • apkodul lopetiter and toce. end the Lana
thing In the voted for parlfylng the blood. It la
Ikea most plawatatante &Woman/deer* tarred
totter public Car enperkw to boody a
whisky ; else.
bitters, or any other ankle. It la more healthy.
and cbeigker. Both male sad konale.yvanir or old.
can take the Wine of Life. It la, la fart, a We per.
ferret. There who wish to coley good health sad
• free Sow or lively spirits. NW do well to take the
Wine of Life. It la dirk:en% hone anythlng ewer
before ln nee. It le sold by drototlsta. Mot 00e
Dollar. In quart Wpm.
k..I3IDI.V.NA.GFOGIMIr..
Warmer's StmesermaWeesse to the ably sr.
tido known to care the W Mts.. (It wW core Ic
emery awe.) , Waco is the family In which ttd.
Important medicine is cot wasted I Mothers. ltd.
Is the greatest blessing ever offered you. end pot
should - immediately procure It. It is aLo • can
for Yana* Inegularides. and may be depended
upon in every case where the monthly tow hse •
been obstructed tlocrogiii cold or dieeare. gold by
densest'. Pries One Dodge.
pir Sold by in Dranyesta, or sent by mall aa
receipt of One Dollar and a Quarter. Addnma—
SIN State street. I.3duaro.
Po , rale by 8. C. ILAN N ON.Roebert er. BARNES
& BRO.. Bridgewater, and 111;40 AN DRlRss
beaver, 1 . 84 jyd: ly:chd 1 v:7l
ek' 4 1 ,
P 4, ,
4 4. +
e a
• OF ME AGE! %
P Dscasina 7TI, Mg
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN
n l.= ah b.sve
14 neon ear
Iwo"' 111 1 emtsi Web* r: I
LC ma n u..., 11.001
Wasnopt Itsusiuso Co.
MassofarraV A.U.p Plzataap, Pa.
4t t A ia.: ll
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111.7
Stb. austi4
MERCHANT TAILOR,
- BROADWAY,
NEQD 3311.1GETOIT,
a Mein . received a large wad wall selected Mock
Fall ald. Winter Goode,
BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES', ESG
LISHMEL TONS, VES'TINGS T ,
n& the Wait and curt brehlenable stitch which
will be made to order on the
YOST REASONABLE TERMS
and on the ahortent poestbla notice and numene
to dive satidection.
P. B. As I employ none bat hat clam noalln
and having conelderable experksee In
defy competition anywhere In Um State. as .to
mike and at Its Wind a fall stock 01
rake mode clothingrof home atannhave.
telt&
USN'IP. YOUPICI, litteesay as Merl
J
Dearer. Pt Mee mad Neideace em Third 14
east ot the Court'noose. A Maw bastnem cows
red to my care shall halve prompt &Kneen
Also penwea haring SAM Ada* or Bate, and
those wishing-to hey town preachy, coal es am
lands, may save time and money by Minna at ml
once. apilthly .
isaa.
6
LANE BR OS.
SrccF ,o B. WOLF Jr. r 1 CO.,
Cbrner of Liberty and Sa.th Street",
(Late kIL Clair Street.)
PITTSBURGH'i s PENN'A.
luipotters anti Dealers in
Baama>l7 12.
AND
1 11 Ha 111 Brit 9
Have now in Store rite Largest and Hell
Selected Stock offered in the City.
tar Special Inducements offered to tlei
country lnuic. aprsfim
-
BAR MASON &
kW BRIGRON CUTLERY WORKS,
MA:NUFACTURERS OF
wo*cmtarat,
.11..a.zirEau4
c.a.i>stoz
Snead attention to given to tbeA ,....
Bardening & Tempering 4/the Blade",
and we *el and know ourselves to ew e lt
to make Me very bait. u we employ el
Wtiesoed workmen, and use the beet et
kdarnuel Matson Ise now beep ts the
Daeloem tort years, met Ms Sons awnl Ottc""
workmen. We are also manatstMi ot
POCKET-KNIVES.
PEN•ICIIVER.
PRUNERS,' 944 1 .4 . KNIN TA.
mk
bade from 8. t C. Wardlow's Itertned Sof
Steel, and Every Nods Warroottol.
Special Mlssitloa I. callud to our stock
oh
Razors
'bad &boors ,
Ladies' scissors,
All orders will be promptly Wed sad 6.101; 44
obrised.
ET Price Lit handahed oneppnestion.
0711C11 AND WOHILS
NEW BILIGHTON. /46
scadiurnUA:b. 4 l o o l k
OUR CELEBRATED
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coulsting of
mail;aza>
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Bankers' Setsso ,
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