The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, June 21, 1871, Image 3

The - Beaver Argus.
Bearer. Pa.. Jame IMO. 1671.
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administrators' end-Executori* Plottixe.— 4 300
pmial notion per nue; tenants.
Payments. to be made .Quartorly. except
I or transient advertisements, which malt be paid
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noWELL. 40 l'arit Row, N. York
AND
S. R. PECTTExpELL v"
i 37 Oak Row,
New Yorio. ate the sole/Wm. foo TP. 2 I, NUTSS
AttoUNln that city, arid are atelierizea So Collinitt
for meeting adverthenarnts fur es at our leve
ret mat rates. Advertisers to that city are re ,
quested to leave their favors with either , or the
nbeve dopes. •
State orthe Thermometer for the
weateendlng Juno 17tb, 1871;
7 A.
_X. 2P. 9A. M.
June 11 ‘ CO - deg. 79 deg. 05 deg
12 :65 deg. 70 deg. 02 deg
13 01 deg. 75 deg. R 64deg
1 ". .14 GS deg. 76 deg. 67 deg
15 02 deg. 74 deg. 60 deg
10 58 deg. 75 deg. 65 deg
n` 17 02 deg. 80 deg. 65 deg
R. T. TAYLOR.
TIMIE TABLE.
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:Cleveland .t• Plneaunrik 9. EL — trains
roing East lii
leave Beaver stlea as follows: Moe.
Mug Accoseo ⪙ Mall, 2.47 p. m.;Evvaling Feet
Due, 9.27. • s •
.. lt leave Beaver Station at fol.
. _.
Trains going West _
lows: Mail, 7:46 a. M.: Becummoaallon lad, Ka .
p 0.., (through toSellair,) 6.15
Fitt. Ft. W. & C. IL B.—Trains gninll L Eti
Our. Rochester Station (at end of bridge) as •
Iowa: Ikliver Falls Amon, 6331 a.m.; linen ocean.
:AO a. m.; New CUUo amour. 8.36 a. m.; B. Falls
12.10 p. M. .7.3 •
'Trains going West leave Rochester titatkol, (at
end or bridge) as follows: B. Y. (meow. 10 4. in.;
Sion accom. 6.13 p. m.; Eric night express 003 p.
in.: IL F.a&0m.1.37 p.
Trains going East leave Rochester (Upkwr) De
pot as Gallows: B. B. acorn. 6.0031. m ; boon 439
Coln. 7.10 a. m. New Castle acoum. 8.40 a. m;
chtrogo exp. 1669 a. ra; Deaver Falls scam. 19.13
p. M.; Chleago Mall p. m; Erie exp. - 4.10 p. m;
CillellgO exp. 6.09 cu; Erie mall 6.65 p. M.
Trans - going WeSf, leave Rochester (Upper) De
pot as follows: Chicago 200118.10 a. m.; Erie exp.
6.30 a. ru; Beaver Falls amour. 9.63 a. m.;_Ctileago
cxp. 11.36 n. in.; Chicago exp. 3.50 p.m; New Cas•
ile accom. 4.309. tn.: Erie exp. 0.43 p. us; Beaver
F ills accom. 7.66.
The attention of the public is directed
to the following New Advertisements
which appear for the first time in' the
A Haus t0 -day:
Special Witlces—Joseph Pontefract.
special Notlces—Workman A Davis,
Sp eelal Notices—J. M. Idcffreerrit Co.
Special Notice—lt. T. Taylor.
Special Notice—C, A. Denim.
Special Notice—Beaver Drug Store.
Special Notice—Watkins Glen.
special Notice—H. A Whittemore.
•
Special Notice—M. Setoff.
Special Notice—lL Weinfeld
Special Notice--Miss Tuttle.
Special Notice—G. L. Elwrhart.
Special Notice—Chas. B. Burst. -
special Notice—Jskries M, Phillis. f
Yew Advertisement—Wm. Wallace.
'New Advertisement—Umstead A Whiner."
New Advertisements—Geo. P. Howell.
special Notice—D. H. A. Mclxvii.
Wash. and Jefferson College—Praildent Hays.
National Hank Deport—Edward Hoops,
Money Wanted—lnquire at this office. .
'pot—Mrs. L. Toner, a in. um.iced. •
i•argl—Umstend & WYsner.
cod—James Camenni. •
usrit —J. It. Ncereety. •
cool—John B. Young.
c.f.! - Mrs. Hart Damaaa..
• Puume NOTIVE.—On anti after May
nth and until the Ist of 'September the
l'Outity Commiuslonere, will moot only
an Mat 'lnlay of (melt week, of their nine°
is Beaver. JOIDIM'CIoWN,
iniCl;tll
An office . key WISH picked up in
IlmWer and loft itt Ws calico la week.
The owner can have it by calling.
Sterling Itillver.—Sterllng Silver,
'Pablo Waro and presentation. pieces.
lons STEVENmoN'M Sous k (.?0.,.93 Mar
ket St., Pittsburgh. Ue7-ly
Reicelve4.—Wo aro indebt
ed to Hon ; W. McCloilanti, Hon. 11. F.
Butler and Hon. S. Sheihlberger for fa
von, received hrtho way of public docu
ment,' during the past few days.
FANIIIONAOLE MILLI:NEAT. — Ladles
wishing the lateSt styles of Hats and
Bonnets,. at a reasonable price, should
call at once on Mrs. Bence, next door to
U. P. Seminary, Bearer. She has Just
opened another large and well bolected
lot of tweryihing new in the Millinery
line. Remember now is the beet time
to bey. v Je7-3w
,
Wheu you aeon young lady making
a fuss over n widower's children, Utak°
up your mind that it she don't sOonlhave
tis , rigid •to spat* 'cm it won,'„! btirher
Oink.
Fon liAttonins, In. Hats and Bonnets',
of Owl:neat styles; -,g3 to Mrs. libnco's,
je7-3w
MEE
A merchant . to a neighboring city,
rereired a package the other day labeled.
"I Imx Tom. Cats." It took him aomo
limn to decipher the fact that the inaqip
iimi meant a box of tomato catatip.
hiilver-Plated Ware.—;We sell
noun but tripple plate. Send for draw
' , and prieosAida sent C Q. D. if
d wired. Jou RVEiSetileB SONS R
l'o., 113 Market , Ittsburgh. 087-Iy.
ltaxoute Piesnle.—The Nesonic lernity
of this county (els )odges in all) will have a pie
no. to Lama's Grove, between Itochesterand
Ftwdom, on Frlclay, the :rid. ;A Pittsburgh band
or 10.1 c will be In•attendance. A good time is
confidently expected. None but members of the
Nl.ontc Fraternity and invited gnesti will he
admitted to the grounds.
Waltham Watehes.—Bolug Agents
for the sale of lhese Watches In the
of. Pittsburgh, we are confident of
our ability to plapo In styles and prices.
301 IN STEVENSON'S SONS tIC CO., WS Mar
ket St., Pittsburgh. [JO7-1y
.1 Nerlone and Probably Fatal 'Aye*.
dent.—An accident betel Mr. Jacob Bruce, a
wealthy and hlithly esteemed old gentleman or
Hopewell township, this county, *a last Wednes
iley,•which may result in the lore or his life. The
pertienlarr, tur theybave been related to us are as
follows; On the day named, Mr. Bfoce was riding
(Ann Alis farm to New Sheffield, nod on the way
met a neighbor, who was also on 'Winched:. The
Inn stouped and commenced *conversation, et
rdeut MO time than horses. began to fight. In
teeing to pull there away from eat Is other the girth
•,l the saddle on Hr. Bruce's horde broke, and the
old gentleman fell tbile ground. He still held on
io the While, end adoing so the home step
ped upon hi, tam, crushing it no badly as to burst
cue at his eyes. At last accounts his life was
o..•pniren of.
Fourth of July.—Onr exchanges
arc all advocating a proper observance of
.mr National holiday, we would also
• s icKSest the propriety of appropriately
..hiurving this day. It should • not be
~11,,w0 d to pass by in. default. Let us
ktvB an old.faahloned celebration of the
conilincrourth of July, onn that will re.
.411 th memory' tho manner In which it
was celebrated In the day of "auld lang
sync."
Ee? Annus :—Please announce my
wont). as an Independent-Whisky Can
lolate for the Legislature, at the coming
le t,ther Election. ISAAC SCOTT,
• .R 14-3w.] Rochester, Pa.
tioinethilasyg *for fle Woolfreeform and
Testebers4Alt our beet teachers and most
I aut/lineal cantaloup unite In the opinion that, to
bath gray/Thy with success and eMcieticy„ Wall
Maim :tn. essential; and that at lout one years in
,trurtiou ohould be given, to beginners, excloolv•
Rom map beforr text hooka are placed In their
horn!, No school should be without a set Of Food
No good teacher will teach without them,
niooeible to persuade Directors to buy MoPt•
Eberbart, of New Brighton can (swum the
naps now published, at the lowest rates at
ullich they ell Ise purchased of any Arm to the
tr,otett Plates. 1e31.3t
WILL Sun (IL Co.'s, -Rochester; Pa.,
ars still selling Millinery, , Notions and
Fahey Dry (booth, at very low prices.
An Exhibitlion and Concert will be given
fa the IL E. Church at Vsnport, nu Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week, for the benefit or
tio• Sabbath School. Admission 1.3 Cents. The
rsure is s good one, the entertainment excellent;
rltodd be largo attendance on Nib even
ting..
l'Ananots, Fans and New White Goads
flf ev ery - deßciiption, at Will Smith &
( NA2B, also 11. S. Ilibbard'a, Rochester,
jel4-2w
• 5, -
The Nereer Dispatch' u the
" Mixt*" limp is the latest agony with
the young ladies of that place. Shaved
held* are becoming the rage with the
Young men. We notice.sevaral Who
have had their hair broken off and their
heady sand-pspered until they resemble
a mouse In color,. and a tutabsas 11P
pear,ance.
The ,Stelizier Julatai.wat for
some time past atßochester Wilting for
water to go up to Pittsburgh. - Oa Wed
nesday last she atteMptod to go up, lint
In Rowley's clumnol, opposite tho mouth
of Chartierl Creek,sho ran out of coal and
grounded. • Toward evening George
Ford, the barkeeper of the boat, accom
panied by throe othor mon, started out
with the.yawl to get some coal. After
ailing • short distance the yawl stink and
Ford came' hear drowning. All were
rescued, however. The Juniata Is 'still
aground In the channel, opposite the
residence of Mr. fif.cOonnigle.
MIEEMI
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*l9O IN IV
3300 9000
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WE invite onr friends to call and ex
amine our stock before purchasing else
where. Orders carefully and promptly
filled. JOHN STEVENSON'S SONS Do.,
93 Market St., Pittsburgh. U e7.ly.
•
An Important Experiment, it
Is said, is about to made fit the con
struction of coal barges. for the Ohio
River coal trade. Messrs. Oran, Bennet
CO.,.and Menai. Douglass & Son, of
Pittsburgh are about to construct bar
ges of iron. It is : lg ar ned that one so
constructed will. as great an
amount, of coal, and rig% iirohably,
less water. The first nam!d firm is to
fornistithe new plates, which are to be
,of Iron, the sides of which will be five
sixteenth inch plates, and the bottom
three-eighth inch plates, and the barge Is
to be 160 feet Mug by twenty feet wide. So
great is the confidence of these builders
In the success of the enterprise that the
experiment is to be- tried at their own
risk.
Jr you desire rosy cheeks and ot?m
plexion fair -and free from Pimples,
Blotches and Eruptions, purify , your
blood bytalting Dr.Plerce's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. It has rip
equal for this purpose, nor as a remedy
for "Liver Complaint,"' or "Billions
'less." Sold by all druggists.
Tut: intuit and best styles of Jewelry,
in alt its various branches, to be found
at JOHN STRVENSON'a SONO it Co., 93
Market St., Vinsburgh. IJe7-Iy.
About Cows and Ground Hogs.
—A Kendall, Beaver county correspond
ent of the Consercaßcc nays:
Kendall elaiT i kto hive the champion
cow In the ccu Shegivesseven gal
lons and one pint of rich milk per day.
She is the property of John Bigger, esq.
Who can beat this I'
Ground hogs urn very plenty in some
parts of the South Side this spring. -One
man ale oon tt_ single farm in Ilonover.
township, has killed sixty-nine of these
pests, al d hasn't them near all killed
yer.
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Watch Itepairing.—lf your watch
is out of order. send it to Join; Sxxv.gx-
Soss 6c Co.,' Pittsburgh, be
repaired and returned free of express
charges. All work'warranted. Ele7-Iy.
Lubricating 011.—Thomas Benton,
formerly editor of the Beaver teecti,
IIOW agent Of an Oil Refinery at Smith's
Ferry, sent' us a keg of lubricating oil ,
from that establishment, which we use
our power presses. It is the' best We
'have ever used, It does not gum up,
and stiffen the runuipg of the machinery,
as was the case with every oil we used
prior to obtaining this. It has body, and
works to a charm. We advise those
wishing 'a lubrigaUtig oil, to purchaser
from tholitulWa Ferry Refinery.
• Watches, Wutehes.—The most
complete line in the city of _Pittsburgh,
and all the necessary attachments, to ho
had.of JOHN STEVENHOWS SONS at. CO.,
93 Market St., Pittsburgh. [je7-Iy.
- •
. Revenue Assetotors.--Sinee, Gen
eral Pleasanton dune into omoo !up to
the let of January last he had "reduced
the force of assistant assessors troth 2,400
to 1,800, and • since that time a gradital
reduction has continued, so that by the
end of this fiscal year (June 30), the
form of assistant assessors will not ex
iced 1,400. The reduction of taxes now
limits the collection mainly to whisky,
malt liquoraitoluteee, cigars, and stamp
duties, 'so that the assistant assessors
hereafter will be required to act more in
the eapacity.ef collectors tlum as clerks.
Com issioner Pleasanton has addressed
a cire iler letter to all. internal revenue
s, calling their attention to the
furth r reduCtion of assistant assessors.
Golden Fountain Pen.—Somo
thing itew aotiloovol. Be cure and toad.
the advertisement in our paper headed
"Greatest In‘ - ention et the Ago." We
believe the Golden Fountain Pen is un
surpassed. '4.'icood pen is a necessity to
every . man, woman and child. Agents
hero ma chance to make money In Intro
daoing good and saleable article. )Iy.
IMPORTANT 'TO FARMERB.—In CORSO , :
quenceyt'present excited state of the
,wool et, woolen goods in the east
are rapidly advancing. in price. I We
would suggest to our friends in the
country that it would be wise to save a
part of their wool this season,
and have
it made Into such 'blankets, stocking
yain, caaslmeres, flannels, etc., as :they
may need for home use. The place .to
got such wbrk done cheaply and satis
factorily, is at the factory of Mr. Joseph
Pontefract, Fallaton, Beaver county,-Pa.
Any wool left with him will receive
every attention. (je2l4w.
Bitten by a titallion.—A corre
spondent of the Waynesburg altessoiger
says that Clinton Squire, of East Finley
township, Washington countyoras con
siderably injured by a stallion biting
him through the fore part of the leg,
above the knee, on Wednesday, 3lst
ultimo. about two miles nom Grays
vine. Mr. Squire had been lashing the
horse for some vicious conduct, when
the enraged animal seized him as before
stated, and, raising him from his feet,
as a dog would a squirrel; and if other
parties had • not been present to rescue
him, he would probably have killed
him. He was taken to his home on the
evening of the same day, but it will be
manyiweeks, probably, before ho wilkbe
able tp be about.
MuY Goons.—Our readers are referred
to tiro card in to-day's paper of Messrs.
Boggs di Buhl, No. 1% Federal ‘atreet,
Allegheny. This firm is now offering
special bargains to cash purchaserin and
we would adviao all such to give theta a
call.
Tlie M. E. Church.-111shop Mor
tis, senior bishop of the M. E. enurch.
now residing in Springfield, Ohio, writes
to a paper in Sow Yurk Oh his seventy
seventh. birthday, and gives some in
' Wresting facts respecting the history of
the church to which he belongi. -`,ln 1813
when ho entered the ministry, there
were no literary institutions In the
.church; now of the different classes,
there are 101, with 100 teachers and 20,-
000 pupils. In 1811 there were but few
houses of worship of an§ value; "now
she is building over ono ehureli a day on
an average,and more durable structures.'
She has already invested In churches and
parsonages more than sown millions of
dollars. There were in 1813.n0 Sabbath
Schools in the M. 113. Church now Sheba*
16,012 Sabbath Schools, embracing 189.
412 °dicers and teachers and 1,2'21,393
scholars, with 1,759,1'11 volumes in her
libraries." When he united with the
ehuiehi, her communicants were less
than a quarter of a million ; now; not
withstanding nearly one-half of her
membership went Into the M. E. Church
South, anti others went into various
other organizations, she has 1,1107,1'
members.
- 50,000 pounds wool wanted, at the
Fenster' Woolen Factory, for which the
highest. market price ; will be paid in
cash, Joseph Pontefract. • Uct2l-4w.
Chautauqua Lalck—A friend writ
ing from Chautauqua Lake, New York
says: • "•This brautifiii lake is find gain
ing favor with the public aria summer
resort. The lake proper, is twenty miles
long, with, perhaps, an average whither
two miles; is over two thousand feet
above the Wel of the sea and seven hun
dred above Like Crie';. the atmosphere
is dear and healthy, and for asthmatic
diseases, la an almost Certain 'remedy.'
lho !kite abounds in 1 flab of various
kinds and the surrounding woods turn- -
tab sport and pastime for the marksman.
Quito a number of good hotels may be
found along this lake,' amonpt which
the: 'Fluvanna Housd, 'at Fluvitnna,
three miles from Jamtern, seems to
be a favorite resort. it afavorable lo
cation on the lake ahnrciiand has recently
been re-built and re-furnlshed, and the
proprietor, Mr. H. 4. Whittemore,
spares no pains to make his guests feel
at home. It la decidedly a well kept,
orderly, temperance House. ' Carriages
to and from the Railroad it Jamestown'
daily. Let thaw who !desire to find a
quiet and, romantic retreat during the
summer Months; try 'Chautauqua Lake,'
either for pleasure or in pursuit of
healtlv" • •
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mu n sikigiunigd "OU - lalit l V*lnesday a
tonicon. passing upon
Oki sildicathavi theirtisulkot
which Was published the last Limns,
the folloviing criminal cases warp ella7
. , .
. , Commonwealth v. . George Wh il e. In
dictment, Assault. ' Verdict not guilty,
on account of insanity of defendant at
the time the offence was committed.
Same va. Jaeallarbison. - Indlotment,
Assault and Denary; Verdict of guilty,
Mid sentenced to pity a tine of, .10 and
Same vs. Win. Cheney. Indictment,
Fornication anil Bastardy. Verdict of
guilty, -
Saute vs: Judson Craighead. Indict
ment, False Pretense{ Verdict of not
guilty.
Same vs. J. S. blefloy.! Cluuge of de
,rtion. Judgmoutleserml., . -.•
MONZY wexxxn, fortrblcbank
ou 41xtoeu acres of excellent lutd=
Improved land will be glven:.- Inquire
et the Axone °nice.
Whiplow.—Thers is Wells* of per
sons lu - this world, by no mane:
whose prominent peculiarity Ir whin
ing. They whine because they are poor-, ,
or If they are rieh, to:Sunlit they have no
heitith to. enjoy their riches;.-, They
Whine - becalm' it - Is too - shiny; • they
Whine because it is too rainy; they
whine because they have "no luck," and
other's prosperity exceeds theirs; they ,
whine 'because some friends have . died
and they are still living; they whine be
cause they, have aches and pains, , and
they hive aches and pains because they
whine, and they whine no ono. can tell
why. Now, we wodld like to say a word
to these whining pertions:--titop.Wifin
lug! It is of nu use, this everlasting
complaining, fretting, scolding, fault
finding, and whining. Why, you are
that most deluded set of creatures that ev
er lived. : Do you not know that It is a
well settled principle of physiology and
common sense that thesehabits women
exhausting to nervous vitality ,thau al
most any other violation of the phyalolo
ghstl.lowl Aud do you not know that
life is pretty much us you take it and
make its. You can make it bright and
sunshiny, or you can make it dark and
shadowy. This life is only annotate:dis
cipline us-:to fit us for a higher and pur
er State of being. Then stop whining
and trotting, and go ou your way rejoic
ing.
A Fatrr.—lt hi an undisputed fact that
Mrs. Bouce's Hata and Bonnets are uni
versal favorites. Sho has Just recelvod
another lot of Hats, 'Sonnets, Flowers,
Clivo her an early call, ono door
below U. P. Seminary, Beaver. Je7-3w
Railroad Travelers.—The follow
ing "rules of the road" are based upon
legal decisions, and Ought to ho univer
sally known. Tho courts have decided
that applicants for tickets on railroads
can be ejected if they do not offer the
exact amount of their fare. Conduetors
are not _ hound to make change. All
railroad tickets are good until used, con
ditions "good for- this day only" or
otherwise admitting time of genuine
ness, are of no account. Passengers
veld lose their ticketit can be ejected
from the ears' unless, they purchase a
second one.- Passengers aro bound to
observe. decorum In tho• cars, and ore
obliged -to tvatply with all reasonable
demands to show their tickets. Stand
by on the platform, or otherwise violat
ing the rules of the company, readers a
person liable to ho put from the train.
No person has a right. to monopolise
more seats than be has paid for; and any
article left in the seat while the owner is
temporarily absent entitles him to it on
his return.
An Immense stock of New and Do
mestic Goods for Ladles, Gents and
Children. Ladles and Gentlemen will
be interested in examining the large
and complete assortments we now offer
and-Childsm's Cotton Stock
ings. from nix cents - a pair up to finest
and best made; extra barman* in all.
Elegant assortment new Bow and Sash
Ribbons; handsome nosg Scarfs, Sashes
'
and Bows • special har em s in Embroi
deries; latest styles In Litton and Lace
Collars; Parasols and Sun Umbrellas in
great variety; ff,adies' and Gents' Linen
Handkerchiefs'; Ladies' White Tucked
Skirts, full size and well made; Ladies'
White Flounced !Skirts, "Ladleit' Buff
Skirts, LadietiP Night Gowns, Ladles'
Drawers, Lidlos Chemles, 'Misses'
White Aprons, ;Misses' Buff Aprons.
Stock more complete than ever before
and lower than Pittsburgh prices, at 4'
M. McCreary & Co's.
lessen. McGee and Neely, the
Allegheny license Commissioners, lately
convicted of having received bribes, have
been sent to the Work House, and as
signed cells in the fewer range. Th°
Superintehdent says they are to be treat
ed precisely like the other prisoners.
On Wednesday they were both conald
erably indisposed, 'and were ,under the
care of the pyhsician. When they. are
sufficiently recovered Mr. Neely will
probably ho put in the Steward's depart
ment, and Mr. McGee pia to work at his
trade.
• docks, Clocks, Clocks.—Anol
can Clocks; full stock ; newest styles;
lowest prices. JOHN STEVENSON'S SONS
.1; Co., 93 Market 9t., Pittsburgh.
New Cigne.and Totosseeir.Store.
—Mr. C. A. Decarme, who Is known in
this community as a first-clue cigar
maker, has opened a shop in - 'the west'
end or the . "Clark Hotel" property,
where he will be happy to wait upon B.ll'
who desirCanything In his line. Ills
brands of cigars and tobacco, are No. 1,
and his prides moderate . Wire him a
ear and "see how It is youniolr.
Fon the newest and latest novelties in
Watches, • Jewelry and Sliver -Ware at
the lowest prices, go to JOON STEVEN.
SON'S SONS it CO., 93 Market St., Pitts
burgh. • Lle7,-Iy.
Robbery.—Tbe store of W. If. Fra
zer, eeq., in Frankfort Springs, was en
tered by thieves; either by picking the
lock or.by means of a falsekey,on Wed-'
nesday night Qf last week, and thirty
dollars taken from the drawer. Three
pairs of spectacles and some other goods
were taken, the value of which we did
not learn. Some papers were abto taken
from the drawer, but were left outside of
the building.—Radical '
WRY go to Saratoga when you can get
,the Pure Saratoga Spring Water by the
Ylozea or single bottle, at •tho Beaver
Drug Store?
A remedy for the sting of . wasps,
dc., at often proves effoctual is
simply totold a chest key or. guy hol
low key over' the place stunk, press it
hard into the flesh for a minute or so,
and when taken off, the poison will be
on the surface of the flesh and do no
harm. A thimble with a tight top will.
do, but not quite so well. .
Smith's, Ferry Time . Table,
Trains leave the station, Smith's Ferry,
for the east: -Accommodation. 7:45, a. m.;
Express and Mail, 2:10,p. m. ; Local
Freight, 1:25; p. m. ; Fast Line, 9 : 00 , P.
In. For the west: Mall Train, 9:17, a. tn. •
Local Freight; MO, a. M.; Express, 2: 30,
p. m. ; Accommodation TWO, p. m.
A fonr-horse stage makestwo trips per
day from Smith's Ferry, and :atom via
Older:Ile, to Island nun. Faro 50 oenta
each way. Telegraphic messages Ex-
Press Psekages. &c., will be carried to
and from Island Ran at reasonable rates.
' • . jel4-21s,
_
Beaver 14idleS! NeIIIIIIIIIII.—BAC
mIaureato sermon Wllbe preached by
Rey, J. C. Wilson on ne itsabbath even
ing in the U. P. Church.
A GRAND COSCEMT WM be given in
the same place on neat It ndi d &men a ing.
Door* open at n mulles(
cents. 2.s this contort Is - for
the entertainment Ofd_ bile mad not
merely as a oohedas pupils
of the Seminary arfilbe maistad by ot.r
pupils of Prof. de Ram, from the city.
Tickets can be bad at the Seminary
and both Drug Stores; Kr; Mulheimrs
Store; Bridgewater Cos ic Dar
.mgh's and Wm. D. 'Johnson:a Stores,
Rochester,
. Public Examinations :a - claws on
Tuesday, :commencing at 9 O'clock, a.
All ire invited to attend: - •
Commencement' exercises In' the U.
P. Mural on W.ednewilY__
This entertainment le, asasem.d ti rec. , •
Next Benton will open Dept. 4871.
- D. MoUtax, Principal.
June Mb, 1871.
VA Pi
A-Ltarsal sad alacWolint
don aompased of atealbels 'ban:
IlregationP_t Cb4rA.NOW
Brlllbtans.uulaor witio9 l2o
. I . o f, Raw: 3.
Blghaaa,' bie - 1114n] . ibrised.4 TWO
ball la wall lilted upaid supplletwlthit
11liaM for wow .orAr+ wou,con
ducted, and la whin, and
instruction to ha . •
distressing,derth Of's • child; two
years old, is recorded In theNewatigh
ton Presa of the Mk inst. Mrs. MeDon
ald, of that place was employed An wash
lug, on Tueals;
_of_ last week, and had
concentrated lyeilliiiolred in ienp
in siaoh‘of the child, v(ho - Ming Wray
grasped and swallowed It belbre It could
be prevenumi. Tbe remit was great an
guish, and resulting deith a a short
time subsequently; • •
—John Rhodes, brother of . Prof.
Rhoda a:. Phillipubtaf., this county,
was *algal Alit will', by `some un
kaiwit,Person, while aittaigsnAlie, door
of thii Ilona alba le is
thought he will recover.
--The Bayer Palls Patalhie was en
tered on liffednalaialght last and rob
bed of about #4l. - : t
—On Tueodke and Wednesday 'of last
weidtipeesamlostlotiof tbeelisses, end
closing eieiclsea of therlitiring toga - of.
tholiew Brlghtinisary took place.
They hod.kpleglo at Irotoosrond . agree,
where the literary assrolses=asslaara-
tient, orations sad, sessyn—yrentT l3 4
They had a good Lima, and ware a credit
to themselves and their Principals—Mr.
Johnston and Lady. The merit of the
Institution over which they pieside
commends it to public favor.
Tits popularity of merchants often has
to be bought in different waytc somethnes
gained on account of queer devices; but
all this sham popularity generallY_ fades
away in a fe w . years, esiectally Where
mercixints take advantage of their.cus
tomers and sell trash goods for an No. 1
article. 'This is not practioed at the cloth
ing houie of B. Steinfeld, Broadway
New Bretton.' Ho has n'pnotkal cutter
of twenty years' experience, and every
one can rely upon him in`gettlug a well
fdthig garment ; ; and; 'rillafdirierref , ens,
he knows no one can undersell hint, as
he does itot depend . upon the profit of
the clothing business, and he is there—
Aire determined to sell goods at such
figures as must Insure his popularity as
the cheapest , clothing store in Beaver
county.
' EXTRA giest bargains are offered now
at H. Schiff's, Broadway, New Brighton.
In dry goods, notions and Isatiy goods.
He has just-received a lot of summer
poplins, which he is selling at from 25 to
35 cents per yard, Wash poplin at 20 cents
per yard,'soft finish yard wide bleached
.muslin
muslin at 121 conjs,per yard, nice towel
ing at 10 cents, gingham at lOcents, tick.
log at 10 cents, all W6ol cm:diner° at 75
cents, Kentucky join at 35 - lents, cot
tonadea ' cents, splendid ladies'
ribbed hose at ton cents per pair:good.
men's sock's at 25 cents for three pair,
whalebone corsota at 75 oenta, all colors
kid gloves at $l.
13t.►cc Min Goth Thsorr.—To time of oar rea
ders Making Pittsburgh to make *elegises of
watches, clocks. jewelry and hney goods. we Com
mend Geo. W. Ulm LSD Smithfield street .ills
stock Is all new, and every artkle 'old wsnanted
as represented.
'The Republicans of Butler county
held, their , County Convention, Jane
12th. Greif hens:coy characterised the .
proceedings. Thetbilawing ticket wait
nominated :
Assensbiy.--Capt. W. Flogger.
Associate Jscigt.—Danlel Fiedler.
Treassirer.—Francis Anderson.
Chanty Ms .—IL F. Garvin.
District Attorisey.—W. B. Black.
Aarveyor.—A. M. Siator.
Asditor.—Elliott Robb. •
Resolutions endorqlng Omit, Geary,
Fleeger, bl'Junkin and the platform of
the Harrisburg Coureqtion were
adopted.
Teuma Waaoes.—A large Meek of oar era
sad B ub= make lbe sale, by Weriusuut Davis,
to Federal street. Allegbeoe Clty.
Daniel Peek, of West Salem town
ship, Mercer county, la 85 years of age.
He was a soldier of the war of 1812, um
was a participant In Perry's Victory on
Lake Erie. The old man still enjoy'
good health and only a few days ago
went to Greenville to make application
for back pay recently granted by . Con
gress, to sohllers of the war Of 1812
Does. Awn Jzoser Wsooxs, in every style , and
Mask st low prices, at Worin Davie, SS
rederil street, Allegheny City.
Ass Important Naggestion.—A
great many deaths occur to portions who
descend into Wells from Inhaling the
poisonous gases Which are liable to ac
cumulate at the bottom of wells. A
simple remedy against this is to throw
into dm melt; before malting the descent
a quantity of burned but mustached
lime.. This, when it comes in i'miilmact.
with whatever water Is below, sets (reel
great quantity of heat in the water and
limo, which rushes:opined. carrying
all the deleterious / gas with it, after
which the descent may be made with
perfect safety. / The lime also absorbs
carbonic acid to the well.
DCOGIZA AND BANOCCUES.—A Wye stock of
our own and Kastern mate for sale, by Workman
& Davis; ng Peden' street, Allegbeuy Cdy.
• Truth Its Brief.—Anybody can soil
the reputation of an Individual, however
pure and chute, by uttering a suspicion
tilat his enemieswill Lelieve and hie
friends never bear of. A pulf of the Idle
wind can take a mUlion of them:els of a
thistle, and do a work of mischief which
the husband-Man must labor long to
undo,'the floating particles being too fine
too be seen and too light to bo stopped:
such are the seeds of slander, so easily
sown, so difficult to be gathered up, and
yet so pernicious in their fruits . The
slanderer knows that many a mind will
catch up the plague and become poisoned
by his Insinuations, without ever seek
ing the antidote. No reputation can re
fute a KIM', nor any human skill' pre
vent mischief.
WORLX/All a Dam bail, on band a lirge stock
of /Aoki Waffnica. s, Beek and
Jerky Wagaww.rtif==t, la any style
or Antal. E 9 Federal unmet, Allegheny MY. .
•
Table Gains's*leak—A groat
deal of . character is received and im
parted at the table: Parents too often
forgot this ; and therefore biatead of
swallowing yoUr food taaullerCellence,
instead of brooding over your business,
instead of severely talking about others,
leethc - conversation be genial, kind, so
cial and cheering. Do not bring diem.
greeable things to the table in your con
versation any more than you would In
Your dishes. For this resubmit/at more
good company that you have at your
table, the better it will be for your chill,
dreg'. Every • conversation that You
have with company at your table is an
educator for, your family. Deem the
intelligence and refinement, and the ap.
propriate behavior of a family which' is
given to hospitality. ' Never Awl that
intelligent visitor can be anything but
a blessing to you and to. yours, _ How
few him fully , gotten hold of the fact
the cidnepeiny and aanveiraiDen form no
anialipsire of edu'alticin t • '
line Ttrria.—llds red ra
ildtpwSwedm dt itt
tow Stereos. lista Wesel. Isom with a
brit mad enetelly sekuted etrui
1 1 .7 CILDI dna 'a halts at all' iris to 31ass wad
G La o w od
I s m iso e s, a R ir i btbbso la',te i st e .ie. a
T M a i tt l l b e s a erp e
had leas expedeuee m Plietwita end Mein
cities. end ha made arteasha errenaeteesta With
rasters Hawes to have ell the attest Goode sad
sills' as Way appear WA: '
We wish her 'wary name sal we ire =Mot
the people of Beaver county will support her la
her now eats/pried.
Scoarranto iron Bouluensirgans.—
Red Turkey Dominic, Red Turkey Nap=
tins ; "Canary colored Titda*ths and
Napkins; ' Handsome' Willow . .Table
Mats; The Antt•rticith Stair Ilidsf
White Linen - Window Blinds . and
Trimmings; Wintiow Blinds hi ill
; Working Baikets i Carpata.,OU
Cloths, Rags; Matting. Uwe Cininitts,'
-Tidies. Lower than Pittsburgh priessi ai
J. M. McCrea y & Ws. -
dWonwa,atoppfng ae c otingnue, on
the. P.A11.:11411,4410 ftlidtg-lookhig
lieraonalia.altarei thOcarand knit seat
.41001f,14 4 Wer an who. peso.
Sandy lihtilio0014; Thei ems tae
%bew ar i ng glom at about their regular
"Fwd. between Epping Creek and Corry
whet, *Am; warningi the Pallategere
wan atertladhltboWqat - wisrbad got On
rt IfOungrWerateltlitant of Ida Mat and
*dug a drive for . Ehn of window.
m e b o d y paned through the window.
andinstantaidnatomild have been;
irtished. but for Oa Promos of mind
of Me Irish tallow traveler. who grap
pled for. th e ,Ireding tbetond, legs, and
succeeded in holding the man ' head
down and tun length idling the flying
air`e aide, tined assligonee was rendered
by the olden:Dam.. whciTdregged
the min Into. the. cr - adalu. fitter be
bed b ee, f esu pol the mail looked
around thr a inning* aid than took a
sett and remained quiet pall the train '
reached Corry..where he was left. -
Ir you wr d styllidiiiilllasry Goods.
a. ebeap as Ibis go , to Wm
Smith (Wilt ROO4l ill
lug sauced wow tW
on. Munn be Ons 44 S. Dakobb bins
tumid* ou ainsty. ,Then wow is Mike bowl
op swds; b buitio aim
Xr.Doeb W oboe anted the gala, wig gads
Ow WIIIIIIWW• SAO
Aaietber iCew 'Med lijr sLem
an4l•lllr. loilillenee of Beavea;
snared to tiosziestiptloiburnarteniy
nve.dollar efivi Lit week; by Wig run
over by a train of curs um the mevehind
'a iiittegirga Nampo.. - •
S. Waged hillletUirelWitv--On hot
Wednesday evening, a bnitesume on the Ckve
had lb IPlttsbarglilladlteed. tunnel Dade! Smith,
kllld the landlord. of the "Missouri Mose," in
that place. We base nolawelved fall parikulare,
but understand that Smith watt intoxicated, and
deshrd to ester the BMW: The tenant ordered
him to stay outotherengesu Smith mired a base
ball club ethic's the 'thodlord held in' bin band,.
wieiabodW feat kit, dolt Wm a blow on the
bead with It, and . hnorthlnd his brains out. Ti'h
Intel keeper died to a sionte or two afterwards.
math to now in lands of 010 of of the law::
U. is uld to be respectably connected, bat street
MIAMI been his tale He is wellknown to •
number of the aliens of Soria, baring been to
the habit Otattending one county tabs for mad
yam peat. -
nand BlUa.—Tho legislature at its
last session passed an act by which a
heavy line is inflicted on those guilty of
mutilating or tearipg down band bills.
There aro some. Pinson' about Beaver
who will please take notice. .
Ao Akiestetivo Summer Me/oft.
—The Watkins . Glen (including a half
tone section hitherto Inaccessible to the
public] and the "Glen Mountain Howe"
connected with thisattractlve and pop
tflar Summer resort, are open for the
season of urn, ant already • thronged
with visitors. The pathway, railings,
bridges susd."resting places" are report
ed to be in excellent and safe condition;
and pa Mountain House—under the su
perintendence of Joshua Bones, former
ly, for many years proprietor of the
celebrated Arbor hotel, it Elmira; N.
Y.,—bas been rellttsd and newly furn
ished, and Ls In oxoplete order for the
reception and aeoommodition of guests,
and the furnishing of un e rh
toed refresh
ments transient parti . The, ci
prin-
A visitatio ptember and October. n monlhs.- June, July,
cit,Se •
famous Watkins Glen located at
the bead of Sanwa Lake. Watkins,
Schuyler Co., has become one of the
most peptise Summer resorts in Amer
ica. ucco year the number of visitors
rosebud
is
and an Inrease of 10,000
to 20,000 is anticipated du c ring the season
of MI.
NEW ons, Gam", at Will
Swath C o.'; o New
Miami sweet. and U.
8. Hibbard%
chester, Pa. New York atrial,
4-2 w Ro
• • je4
A stesannesse CODUIIOII roods
Is alma. being pnalk!Ar tasted at Trot
"1:711 - 1" . A111:111711011
bonsimoted a ireideisiwt this desetiption
weighing neatly threttons, which when
loaded with admen psireenters, Res pro
pealed over • roust; and lumen road at
a speed averaging pat ir fifteen miles
an hour. All the attempt of the . past
have failed of success, but the Trdy
gentleman believes he bail mastared_all
dillicUltles, and that his 'Allele will
answer the purpose intended. . •
Are Yea Insured ?-Is. Nor, Way
Ncrrf—The cost la trilling.the duty is
mani(est. The result may be your escape
from ruin, while defy cud neglect may
iniolve you. in 'irretrievable dissatar,
bankruptcy, poverty said cruel (Map-
Priverty Of the value of,
210,000 is consumed by dredally, in the
,Unit pi ed Matt& The danger from stoves
and defective chimneys
oils,ligh pes, ts, accidents , accidents , neglect, an cadrelefinss
es,
ness, ' matches, explosions , and other
causes are constant. and far from trifling.
. Every one, the burning of whosepeop
erty would Injure, or inconvenience
'himself his bunny - , or hue' neighbor,
Mould be bleared. Select with care. In
sure In those companies that hive-elm
reputation of payingelains honestly and
promptli. •
Ica To•Day.—"Proerrediaation Is
the Thief of TieneXend "rose is Money."
This putting off froba ,clay to day, pro
duces a fatally false feeling of security,
and finally theidea of Insurance's aban
doned. A. man of immense wealth may,
in one sense., dispense with inaltrance,
but those of moderate or limited Means
cannot. afforst to have property swept
away man, boar which has cost years to
acquire.
Immix In A Flare CLAW COMPANYO--
let creates independence and pre.
Yenta being a tax on one's friends. 2d.
It is evidence of prudence. Ed. It saves
anxiety. 4th. It stimulates security.
sth. It favors accumulatkee, encourages
wealth, assists imaineas credit., rebuilds
and obliterates the ruins. It he a blase.
dog to the' unfortunate, reinforces the
wealthy, and helps.along the busy, grand
old world. Therefore, insure at once.
Put it not off until to-morrow. To-mor
row nasty be too late. Procure a Policy
in a Flat-class Company from
Cues. B. Hums • .
Insurance and A r g e n t,
. Pa.
The "Red Cent's" Iliater7.—As
tlui old "red cent" has now passed out of
use, and, except rarely, out of sight,
like the "old oaken bucket," its history
is a., matter of sufficient Interest for
preservation. The oust wits first pro
posed by Robert Morris, thegreat finan
cier of the Revolution, and was named
by Samoa' two years after. It began
to make ha appearance from the mint in
,It bore thehead of Washington on
one abla andlbirteen link. foully) other.
The French revolution soon created a
rage for, French kites in AlnerieS, which
put on the cent, instead of the heal of
Washington, the bead of the
.MA34= of
Liberty—a French liberty, with Rowing
locks. 'The ehalansi the ravers* was re
placed by the olive Wreath of peace. But
the French liberty was short Uved, and
imwas bet portrait on our cent. 'The
next head or figure succeeding thia—the
staid, classic dem,. with a Allot round
her Isair--came into beak% about thirt
or forty years ego, and her finely chisel
ed Oreclatilhatirm bare beenbutallght
ly altered in the lapse of time. •
• 'Room/rms. June Nth. ICI.
lb the Ettiterof Its Airs :
-•
I see by yoke mew of the lab imd..
some antiquortin . ben been at some
woo to mho a list of the agesce., AA, Of
persons in and about this pla 'and in
some butanes' wide off tbeinark. kw in
stance, two skims are of the some age.
It bas never been claimed they were
twins and bow yourintOrment mine to
the conclusion to make them the semi
age, Iwo not able to determine, unites
it be on the prinff_ pje that young folks
now Dye fester tan the old 'ones. As
for myseif„ I suppose' be is one who It
always inquiring about other person's
business, and the rune pollen who a
abort time since, asked me my si
told him if I lived unt il the gffh of
February. I would be ninely-tbor. ow.
'tribe gentleman ha&as much sense as
h° bid - ingulsitirenspe, - pt hid consulted
his ,abnanac, • he might 'have seen the
point. -But to we his( and other
who Poem to take an intend in the mat
ter. if they will'anuntaitee On the 19th -
Eio:oi, A. D. 1797.4nd" calm
this dais, May WI/I aritre'smudt
- • Y" aga. J. 41. 1C°11114 1LtaLss. ' •
t .)
*oll(!rvApg drinks win 111111111111
•
CIROULAIt, - No. I
Se,a ool . Dimrierrear literoote,l
= • -Ilarilabergatme 1, 11171.• j
4b fJfi Iriacipals Mid ilarieors Of the
&l a ws' • prphande • - Aireooti mid
Wan md of the teedeleturry ipProved
May 41,1871„ the midersigited Ms Wen
entrusted -with, Me supervision of the
Soldiers' Orphansof the Oumnionwesith,
with wham' from the present Ade. all
ollicki Mammas - appertaining - thereto
must be Smosectsd. •• • • •
• Whibithis delicate Mud has not been
sought, emniumas Wirbelleved It dons,
WM Osgood will of all concerned. it is
assumed wish's full seam of its Impor
tance, and the most alumni desire to ad
minister it in such ',way as to Atmore
lhe orphans of our ' deed heroes the
measure of good possible Stoma
piw=4"sl int ilyhin,has which no , in the breadth of its
. parallel In tbe Winery
of lid s or any other country. In this no
ble WOrk, !hope to have the active and
earnest a:reparation of all concerned in
MI management of the trust, and the
sympathy of the publie.
Tier immediate attention of those In
terested is asked to the !Whining special
1. -AU clothing kir tbe pupils in the
several institutions will horm be fur
nished by the principal or =avers of
the same, subject, as to its kind, quality
and quentity; to , the control of the Su
perintendent., Atm: ekthtr,
when presestMd for settle ennuimeat. must, in be
sooompaidoilby swans statements , as to
ti,• AU to bepurchased loathe
=it w e . r eenuntmeing withsame. in
date
will be substantially the
kind, sa herstoittre: -"Seek changes as
shall be found adviaibie to. make. will
In made known in time to carry them
into Meant tike begthithig of the quar
ter cothmenelng September next.
3. AU- now in the schools
over six years of age, and all other:
ea soon sa ilm = that age, must be
promptly No exception can
be' made,. nder the present law, in favor
of thus , ho have been in the schools •
'lesstime than two yeirs.
4. vacation for the' present year
will commence ,on Friday, July Mb,
end continue until Friday, September
Stb. The 'annual examination at the
several .achools will take place during
the tiro or three weeks preceding the
vacation. • •
6. A meeting of pnncipals, managers
Inspectors and others Interested In the
Soldiers' Orphan schools will bo called
at an early day at Harrisburg.
6. The Superintendent expects to *be
able to visit every Institution In the
State in whir/I/there/ire soldiers' orphans
under Instruction, before the coming va
'cation. Having prepared, in ltat, at the
request of Governor - Curtin, the original
plan Ibr the education and inaintenance
of ac6dlers' orphans; after which, in their
main features, all subsequentptans bare
been modeled, he Bois not only is for
or public. but a deep personal in
terest In the success of the system, and
will do all In bar powerlo promote. It.
J. ri/Wwwintswit,
Suporblteadent.
now to be Nobodi.—The following
'rules are talkoftho severe irony of truth.
Strictly obeyed they will secure to any
boy or young man the bitterest failure
that his worst enemy could wish :
Spend your leisure time on a whisky
barrel.: 'Wok as much as you can pay
for, or get others to pay for, or on credit.
Smoke cigars in the same ratio. Muter
the intricacies of don't/too', billiards,
and changers; above all things, make
yourself an adept at cardplaying. Chess,
the game of young intelligent men who
foolishly desire to be somebody, you
should eschew.
Don't road anything except the dime
novels of the day. Cultivate an impres
sion that all women like to be insulted,
and, tbat all men are thieve*, I( you
should ever become conscious of a de
cent emotion -4o which weakness, aim !
the*ost of us are liable at odd momenta
—crush it• out with littM impromptu
blackguardism, or drown it In a horn
of whis ky, Make of your mother behind per .
back, and never think—because think
ing is dangerous—of bow much Mie has
done for you, hoped for you, prayed for
you.
Chat your Mther, and z borrow your
alateee DUI* savings./
elm a p i t.7 ^".-
Do these *Mug*, whatever else of
*lle and worthless that shalt' suggest It.
self to you, and your =Milos will be
sated. You dual stagger and
through 116,,Moiststimideset to w ale!
spilled, Ind tomtile into your grave W.
most too loathsome to be pitted.—Gas.
pis .14,aquier.
Wleawer liesellmsry mad linneflate.—The
Conuncecement exercises of the Deaver esmensth
and betkete will take place the last week of June
an follows: Sunday. Janellith, Ott otiodc p. an.,
the anneal seen= will he dethmed by Wm. W.
P. Turner, of pad UTinpOol, Wm Monday wee!.
sing. June Nth, annual addthas by Bee. C. W'.
Keith, of klieghesy Ulty. Tneed4 evening:
Jane 37th, vocal and inetramentsl coocest. West.
needs) , emodsg, Jam lEak, an milker to the
Waal, by Mom Mollie Welker. of Washington.
D. C. Thursday eresusg, Jens 1110, cammence.
meet nereises and Preddent's receptkm. Br
sminatlon on Wonder. Timothy, Wednesday and
Thursday. The anneal sermon will bit preached
thePresbyterhus Church. Baser; the evening
exercise will be held In the Lecture-mmes ot the
M. K. Chards. The Depth of the firminsey of the
Feast and of former yeas together with the
shawl sad their companion me renssetfelm re
quested to take seats In the body la the oc.
canton of the sermon next Babb afternoon.
Nr. James M. Mills - hat just
opened a store in the room opposite Dr.
McLean's Seminary, in which be keeps
qUaellbellit, stone ware, andi
Liverpool ware, which be will exchange
for cash, woolen and cotton rags, iron,
metal, brass and copper.
The New Castle Guardian says: A
abort time a sincel'ebild of Mr. Burton
Alexor der. in Shenango township, was
given a piece of sugar tied up in a rag
about three or lbur inches wide and half
a yard long. The child suokod the su
gar. and, having demolished it, 26101 -
Tlished the , feat of avralliniing the rag.
Fcirseveral days the child was not ex
pected to recover, all attempts to teach
the rag haVing Boiled, but on Saturday
week it was thrown up, and the little
sufferer has now entirely recovered from
the effects of the atram?sdoee.
The Administration
.is eniting down'
expenses with a rigoroui hand.'' , The
reduction of taxes to I the' amount 'of,
eighty millions a year enables the In
ternal Revenue Department to dispense
with the serving' of an army of Assist
ant Revenue caws, tlnyeletrecting a
saving of nearly half a million dollars
per annum in salaries.
EDITOR ABOVII:—/U response to your
request that some person,hereabouts
ought to try the experiment of burying
cream, In order to ascertain whether
butter would be produced, I beg leave
to say that I gave it a trial last week and
here is the result: I took two owls of
ordinary cream from my cream-crock
and poured it into a 'muslin bag made
for the purpose. -Around this bag I
wrapped two thicknesses of muslin, to
keep the steam from oozing out, and the
dirt from getting in. I then lad a holt
dug in the ground two feet deep, and
depoilted the cream, thus secured In the
bottom of the hole and covered It over,
making the ground level at the top
again: After three days, I had the earth
removed,: and to my . astonhanent, I
found a Julep of solid, sweet, yellow
bsitter, pod not a drop .of buttermilk In
it or about it. - From the two quarts of
cream I had one and a fourth pounds of
butter. This is& large 1110411UO on wha
I usually obtain from a idthilar quantity
of cream by the old churning method.
Wier made in this way, I
thlalt robable that water should not
le used. lamln ho that some Wens
will try the ent , and make ue
known, through ARGO; the result.
Bruton Aaous:—ln the Beaver Coun
ty Pivas under the caption of "short
notes" the Editor-of the Press desire. to
be 'commended to. "11." irf last week's
hangs as an original poet. Hemp' the
"thought." were offered to Min 'for pub-
Heaton and adMite the "thoughts" to
be good, but older than mast people
now living. The inference which "B."
draws from the redbird .to publish -the
"thoughts" is, that "B." claimed orig
inality for the sentiment or.edsethat, by
the lapse of time,-they bad lost their
force. NIZIV, Mr. Editor, if the grounds
of . reheat to publish,' the "thoughtiO
were that "B." clabied'originaUty the
IV* Wm ray, much mist ken. "B."
behaving that soma tenth .. winaentainsd
io the "thoughts" oared them for paw
Pc!aiON aoa ilsolO:Wrized stnitlals
that the Preel, that flan
wire oEered - bta patron. But idinlting
that "It" claimed originalle7 that met
tar woltd beim,* by thepeo;e. 'B.
" - rOtthe WOW MVP.
"VIMI Oat pada. raft with 'At allied. sad
allsorarratraatar ma to glary."—tv.
.
r 7 ': . +Toti.tidill Stabil 1814 .
: : : 42 4" Terail li CS . AND "7.
tO Vases ft
.• ,
The Plislal.iimisics c;( Ood•is gi)odneir
• Ids psopl., and, Lb. 'Paalmbit•ratioirs
• • muct; ha was stumbled at the roe-
parity of the. wicked, and deacrlbasibidr
elite - - the' protons of the
temptation mot the pain they Mdlbred
in consequence; shows, how be won de
livered, and the ;thanel reverse of the
stele of the once prosperous ungodly
man ; by which his own bin reviews ,
were corroded, his great confidence '
God, and the good conseqnsewel of it:
"My feet were exhisoat rose." I bad
nearly given up my confidence.* I was
reedy to and fault With Providence, and
thought the Judge of all the earth did
not dotted. " ifencearioss af de /Dol
t*" st the prospelity of the ;ricked. I
began to doubt !Whirr there was a wise
Providence, and my mind bemuse irri
tated. If men bad pilliterrupted coin-
Ibrta biro, parboils not one soul would
ever seek. a- preiparation for heaven.—
There la reason to doubt whether there
would be any religion upon earth had
we nothing_ but temporal prosperity.
"No bands 41 Mein dead"—"pride com
passed dee; abosi as a dain"--reed.on
oil the fellowing varier for , pivot of It.
TINY M ithase every diap.ostiou of God,
and fault with everything; traduce; tha
mammy of the Just In heaven, aid ridl-.
Blue the saints that are upon earth.
For the Moe.'
Peter.
"And lA*, he le wep t"
.
Yang .111.12.
' Matthew says: "And he snit out and
wept bitterly."Cp. zit/. Ti,. lam
aware that it is thought by some to be
annually be weep, hut by whomaresuch,
thoughts cherished ? Certainly not by
good and sensible men, and consequent
ly areworthless ; and especially since the
theson of God wept over the grave of-
Lazarus. ' Jno. at 41, "Jesus Wept i"
not Over his sin, for lie was without sin;
but being 111040 so greatly with sym
pathy for others. If we may not weep
and mourn excessively over the loss of
our dear ones, *who thit considers the,
nature, tendencies and !et:sequences of
sin nnrepented of, wfildenounce :weep
ing over out. sins as degrading - to: man
hood? No wonder Peter wept, and that
`bitterly, and shed many lbundngteara of
shame and rearot at the remembrance of
his base denial of-Christ. Aggravated as
were the fanta connected with 'his fall;
his repentance was .speedy and sincere.
Sin must ever be followed by 4weeping,
it ends the soul that sins sorrow, either
hereer In bell ;. we must mourn awhile
or lament forever. Peter might have
given utterance to thentignish he felt in
words like these: "Ohl that my head
were waters aid mine eyes a fountain of.
lean, that I might weep all my days for
the .Canit of this one night." Genuine
i
repentance for a n. Is invariably the eo
sin of convictio of guilt; and have we
not all sinned nd practically denied
Jesus fifty times thrice, and that pre
sumptuously aid with deliberation?
Peter's sin was committed by a sur
primal of a sudden temptation under a
Violent passion of fear and contrary to
his settled purpoie and resolution. Let
him who is without sin among you first
cast a stone at Peter; or at the woman
addressed John viii. 7., by the blessed
Jesus. Peter' did not delay, like Paul,
almost a twelve month to repent. lie
caught the pitying glanceof Christ's eye,
takes the warning of the second crowing
of the cock and seeks retirement and
weeps freely and exercises repentance at
once. ,
*lnas lel thi7 re.
Call back a '
Neiirsak @beep:
toto nat l to Ow, like Pater, 1
_ 114 11 0 getet:FeeP.",
Small things are sufficient to mst us
down if God doth not hold us up. The
more we consider our sing, thole num
ber, and all. their-aggravations, and our
Inexcusableness; unable to allego either
Ignorance, necessity or interest. in exten
uation of them; the more we must be,
oiintinced of theJmportanoe and. crying
necessity of a speedy and sincere repent
ince and reibrmation. . .
..Lard we hue long abated thy Rive.;
Teo lose indulged our els ;
'
One aching haute now bleed In see.
What rebels we
After Christ's resurrection how kindly
and thoughtfully he remembered Peter,
when Gwen said to the two Marie., Mark
wet 7: "But go.yonr way, tell his die
elples, and Peter, Ac"—who so cowardl y
lett me in my danger =diktat not own
me In the high priest's hall; but no, not a
word of this upbraiding—but, "Go tell
my Brethren" Math. xxvii. 10, I stilt
recognize them as suck after my exalta
tion, oondbettheir sad hearts with the
news of my resurrection ; they shieU see
ins in Galilee, whither I go before them.
PAILVIIa Ho so. -
Fttna the Bearer County yress.
Sowing Madame Coolest—A
Taal of Merit Mid Shill.
On Saturday afternoon, those interelt
ed in the reCpective merits of competing •
Sewing Machines bad a lively time in .
BoswelPs Hall. The occasion was a
"friendly (!) contest" between the Sing
er and Elliptic Sewing Machines, to
which the Agent of the latter was :hal.
longed, in TAe Press of last wash, by the .
Agent of the ibrmer.
The contest was s very animated one,
and was witnessed by a large company,
crmposed mostly of ladles interested in
the merits of the • machines—ladies who
sew the
• •idesm,
sad puma sad sad gams sad
sem Die isd".. •
Wad*
No Judges were's pointed ; and how
ever wellthe spectators may have been
agreed nen:nth* merits of the machines
and the 81011 ol,the operators, it Is evi
dent, from the annexed earthy, that the
Agents add operators did not harmonise
perfectly In tAeir views thereon :
CA BD 71110 X Mr. OCUIPT. •
The Agent ofthe Elliptio Sowing Ms
chine Company has boon bragging about
the superiority of his mschissa over the
Singer, and said. in the presence of
ladles and gentlemen whose word can
notbe doubted, that he would like to
run against lir. Morton, the General
Agent of the Singer in Pittsburgh,
W and
would be willing to pay his expenses of
travel, &c. He even went so far as to
appoint Saturday for the day of contest.
Hence-my challenge, in last peek's pa
,E, far • friendly contest, -where nb
gos were appointed I but, neverthe
there wereptenty of gentlemen who
wizened the attempt of IM Agent of the
Elliptic Company to sew the same stuff
which. the Agent of the Singer sewed
I with ease.
At drat, the EMptio Agent declined to
sew against Mr. Morton. Ife'only could
be persuaded to open his box when Mr.
E. Walsh (who has only been operating
from time to time on the Shim within
a raw months) sat down, and, amid the
irritating and ungentlelnanly language
of the Agent of the Elliptic Company
'and his smart asithassit ng and
talkingend bull some
rli r rg ia ttith a small hemmer. which w 6
admit was not es well done es by the
Agent of the Elliptic, who' has done
nothing else for the last six years but
selling and practicing on these ma
-chines. M . - Morton then commenced
sewing—drat with the small hemmer,
, with which be did not succeed very
deli, but then be took the same ithW
hemmer es that of the rilirdie company,
and made a more perthotifill than they
had executed. •
al Nowm: Mr. Morton pro .d am
t °sloeed to sew
thie the Eptic Agent wi.
hja hendkund lli showed Uwe be could do.
N. Theo be. beamed muslin around
tho corner, which the =pas Agent
tried twice to do bat de not •= iti
'After thha•Mr. Morton sawed
wow, thee • dab, saustla, swiss. Goo"
&a, without
I t r ag ur: higlier sheed. alakh ae. This the
Ethstric smanilitj:7° twelve
.a.
Tb e e s tsfr. orion _
=of Unto _but kW_ Mit AIMS
not get =no sow otr•
Morton bummed some which'
the .gititreest quietly aside.
Now the 4Plot looilotod to a n
a .riee with ,Morton in hisaming
abentoneandagelfyardsof mualla. The 1
thread on the Elliptic Machine broke
bar times, which created quite_slengh
among the nudism* - The Wed on no
alliiimeitivie %SAC red ' •la
wet&well sad Addled. n l:3llptto "Agent dosed ' box aa•
Me MA amid the cry Or lb. '
"The Shape ball The Maps hair
Now,lt tbeNiliptire•gaet likes to
run =ther mutest ageism the Mager,
he can hatch • simmee. la 'YE house
when! Os two massioas are
alwo,M. the Beaver Fair this I. when
/edges will be appointed to decide about
the question, "sad - when'noMffilesive
talk am pin the day. M. tr!.
cARD ISOM lltr. rawrlr.L
As per an eat, we suet Our
worthy opponent, r. Schiff, ell
Hall, to sew the contain be had e raged
without stir knowledge ell on oar pen
—bolo in Yon/uptown st the than On
aawraey morning. before I Wendt a
telegram from friend S. called us howl*.
and on our arrival we sacertalned that
Mr. Schiff and the whole Sift's' Sewing
Machine Company were goft to dean
tur out. Not being of a • scary dtsposi
iina, we advanced to the fitout. Round
first, Ed Walsh to the amp ; this War.
thy m g ade a ham athlete was very good,
takin into ocaudderstion that !m
been learalag mom than ;
nine he
la montoot
hs.
nd second. g tryi
m ßou ake a kW, with ad
the M last akamee of ng
Mto
r.
Morton sad Ms."Sawtodl, M_ Idled end
was carried to the jeer. •
• A new ring - wm now !biased, and on
calling on the principals, Mr. Morton,
of .Pittabas
_made his appearesce a
smile IlluWasdeg his youtkild bro w;
a smile of satlitheakia played upon his
lip. As the General Agent of the Stag
er, a sewer of six years' experience, sad
Mr. Irwin, load Agent for the EWpUe,
which taschlanks Sas been nye
months, Came to the sersteth. Allegos
rested br a moment on the principals ;
t
betting stoodey .with one hundred to sixty on
bs ' m P oi tir no takers. .
Mr
Morton. with &s
-olstices of Mr. tiserteU, Mr. Befit , Befit , the
Mr.
Bert, Mr. Walsh. and several mom. too
numerous to mention. imooseded in
bud zi g eatutagitr.-linetiesdnsee.krebg•
um re.' - •
ow. Mr. Stlltor, I don't propose to
sew the Singer Machine Company. bat I
will sew with their Agent s of Beaver
conuty at any time or piemo.
I hereby challenge tichltt. Agent
for the Mager Sewing Machine Mtn
pany, his enbogmte, operators or em•
ployees, to • contest at sewing on soy
day, time or plate he may name. Now,
we want Mr. Schiff to come up or "shut
J. V. Jewry,
Agent for Elliptic 8. M. Co.
ASJL7M.
J W SPENCER
SO, Market St.,
Black silks, -
1 " Fancy Silks,
Jap. Silks,. •
Foulard De foie,
Pongee Faitaise,
Green Mohair,
Grisselle Poplins,
Macao Cloths,
Plain and Fancy
DRESS -0-0013 S,
Mourning Goods,
Paisley Shawls,
Stripid Shawls,
Lace Curtains.
Persons visiting Pittsburgh are re-peet
fully invited to'exatuine our stock, sk , the
prices will be the VERT LOWKST.
,March 29:, ly.
To Ressoviithe Taste of Wools
-4. new keg, churn, bucket or other
woddert vessel, will mairallyminmuni
cate a dbmgresatde taste to anything that
is put Into It. To prevent this inoonven-
Lenonialld thevesardwith boning inner,
Lining the water remain in it until oath
then - dissolve some psrluh or sods in
lukewarm water, adding a little Unie to
Wash the inside of the usual well
with this solution. Allonym d amid It
• welt with hot water, as 34 rinse with cold
water before you use it. Thermion of
this is the ready combination of ruinous
matter with alkines to torm compounds
soluble in alcohol. .
The West Chester Jefersonicut wants
the ninth resolution of thellemocrstio
&lib= wiped out. It says: "Our
sumstion .le, *at them
other Convention celled to expunge•this
odious and inconsistent resolution,
treating it as the famous resolutions of
censure against Andrew Jackson were
treated} by drawing black Ihus around
and through it.';
WHOLESALE HOUSE
MPH MENE & CO.
VI, 77 and 711 .
Market Streia,
prorrsistruami.
airbag remoeed the WWI Department of oar
Martel Street noun, to the elegant room. 117
and tee Mean Street, Library Bundle& we are
better prepared than any sawn beretotbre to meet
the demands ante Jobbing Trade. ,
We would reopeettagy solidi toll from
- Bina an Walla Notion,
teensige armed that we can offer an good, It not
better Modal and Priem than any house, East oz
Wart, tn.
Whito Ooodo,Boloory,ltiobroiderlasAbaos Trim.
is= RVllas- Hoop
Gets "rata-
hey goods, Spool Cotlasi,lttolds. 71qms,
Boßoos. 3olloos cud Milan Boni;
Also. areryttilag
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
♦T LOWS! SAITIMI TEM,.
75, 'n& 79 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH.
New Goods Arriving Every Day
uwittlbi
DIED.
AfIMUS.—Ott Tuoudny avowing,' June
1311 i. at 101 o'clock, at Beaver Falls,
Catherine Astons, wife of
Harman Annum '
. - NAo Atims,lbmnent.
NATIONAL .AN IITIMORT:
Rlllolllli of the coodldon at the Nat West Sault
61 Beaver county. New Brlebtas. Pa.. at the
clone ofluslnesa Do the 10th day of Jane. :
Loans said Dlaeoasta,
Ii
- • • .. .
U. 8 - . Bonds to SKIM elmandlos ISO
U. 8. Bonds and Seaultlea au bend— 99000 (U
Dee from redeeming and reserve
Writs - 11419 81
Due from other Ifittanal Banks 19 23
Dee from from other Betake and Ben.,
km,MI S 8
Bankig Ilonse 4,714 1.4
Yaratture and intim 1
Ural GS
P4gWi
National Danko .....
Prsetiosal Ouresity, (lacluillag Fact.
...... ...... •
Lfgat *coder Note,'..
Capital ;Dock
Bongos ins 4
Discount
lacturage '
Wand
Peons and .
Maims! tank cirinikk — Oi.
Divides& enupsisk.
141ridual degioolts.
Dee to Platioust lamb
Duo to Rote bunks =4 buts*
nocret
~... lama Len so
;•,. ..dd
• MIN ii
• Total . • sitasaa al
Getatkr
State ir Iturisigrado. 1 .. Idr i =3. i k o r
' °al l= bausr. odbao due do above
Dooms W. de tib . em e o r....kapo= r aod
alatemest la tree I wa= sWope,
bailee .
beam& SW able 14th ilay
of sgarrao 'tans" WWI GUAM
' Joitiee Vas him
Cff eieg UaW. lIAMILSON,
G S. NA OMI*
DONMI, f DWG
Jima. .
Black and Gad,Front,
GEORGE -W. .BIGGS
W 4111/1111111111110 4.
Yap dem Nett Sixth AIR
MB VRIES CLOCKS Jllllll4
,
Optical and J Goods,dlo2 - 7
PITTSBUB011; Pd.
FINE WATCH REPAqinra.
!New cut tbta advatiseuleat oat and
king ft with you. - jeUay
James T. Brady ft., Co.,
BANJO
R2 kke.
Pbscoseial *lade qlthe
Fotam AVENU4 WOOlitT,
Dealers in- ail
Pittsburgh, Pa.
haw qramovimit
• &origin, add: saver,
_and amp
poss; Bwy and nag •
DONDE4 OOLD_, MORTON)*
Andfind alastmeritio
sa lged. es Galieniontlaadhe. low
Minn ALYMV/Lir or moans.
resit
11. T.
son lira",/way, flevolreirk.
Inette the *Meth* Of the trade to their
extenalve usottateat of the shove good",
tAeir wont peblioarsoie, esiritefaeture
and importation. - ,
Also,
•
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES
and
GRAPHOSCOPES.
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
E. & .U. T. Anthony & Co..
591 limulway, Mew Yogi,
I,c
Opp Ja
osi ctropoltout Hotel.
Importers and anufantureri of
PHOTOOR A P I IC MATERIAL&
ma03:11-1y .
BEAVER SEMINARY & INSTITUTE.
wit Open fes Pa &mins ,
September 12, 1871.
It has added Wits Curriculum, a
Teachers" - Couripse,
Designed especially for Cowmen - School
Teachers, to whose interest special attn.
Lion will bencefloth be given. Also, a
NORMAL. COURSE,
Suitable for those who would make inch
ing a profess*, and tit themselves for the
highest gmde, 'or Principalship, of our
Union Schools
Young men are given a Budimise•
Education, or fitted for College. .
Send to Bev. A T. TAYLOR for
the new Catalogue. pelOur
• .310 TD. W. T. NCIUUT. J. C. 14111CITI .
Boyd, Murray &, Fawcett,
LOOKING GLANS,
Picture fitmes i Mouldings;
. OIL P 11117303 & CHIBA
Oa the Site Ode Ohl Tkreatre
NO. GB FIFTH AVENUE.
PITTSBURGH, PEINN'A.
aprsam]
Q.O LONG AN AIRIGIIICA keeps the
the Irak, will keep .Letertee. Tun One
MALL
As lesporGust Book ea the
Great Questloam.
.GENTS W4NTED,
TOR THE ,
0 7'3331•T 3-13EIDM,
Br km aim D. D.
Araor .Arnicts" Miro% mid Miside:ie.
. Third Editieiv Ncrver Ready,
lati
Liberal Conine furious t Rapti
title .I Quick Prelate.
THE SURE ROAD TO RUMS;
A WORD TO AGETTIL
There is no want/ of books to sell. ALL the
great gamma of an agen tabo Ids saleetteg then
wort width smuts the of the Owes, mad
del& mod powerfilly with the being he... of
Use day. The neat efforts of the euenths of
Frontward:lnn to banish the llibleftwet the Puffer
&Mak and the LW attempts In the legOistarr
of Nov York sad Illinois to legalize this outrage
•Doe our dell mad religious Menke. have Anew
ad In the Wads of all taw Proliesteets ■ desire to
know and hue drowned a wore thoro•
kaowhdge of the latent* and peewees of this
thint organisation. width how t fief will parses*
ottenstry before the three of the Wiestreeth
Century. Tor• Urea Bums, deals with thews
welters, sad the readhiess With which the List
two editions here been sold Is sollielent proof of
the btesest kit In Ole book.
Atidnes for &apish.. etrealer_aa..
' J. R. TOOTER Oa
New Trimming Store,
Con 3d Is Seminary Streets.
33 333 A. IT
Mrs. F. D. Fast.
.Ras just opened s choice lot of halosable
Millinery: Has. Bonnets, Frames. Rib.
bons, Fine French Flowers, Marine. de.
Ladies', ;fishes' ad Mideast' 'lose,
Gagletnerue unbleached Colton Rose—
extra quality, •
SID OLOVESi.
CORSET& COLLARS
.
... • • f SUSAN 57
MI
MANDE:I3MM,
EMBROIDERIES, TRDIMINOS,
BL'TTONS, SPOOL - COTTON.
- Machine Silk.
... 1,781 :
...i: 1 1 . 1. .0 in
ITMIAVET R113130D114
and all articles usually kept in First•Claa+
Trimming Stores.
Exa
EWE
VILMA 01
In Within, she will keep a good assort
ment ot . Toys, Lend Pencils, Otatoinery,
Penknives and &Wool: Fresh Cookie.
ht (sprl
lan oniuy and Gingersnaps constantly no
d. • Iktf.
MOW OD
• . MODS IT
_tea•
iMb5 .011111Sal3&Jih
TEA = STORE,
J. A. ROBINSON,
NO. '2 DIAMOND
PITTISIMGU, PE 'A.
lII' Dow In Store, a' Large sad well
selected Stock of
Fine Teas, Coffees.
• sudAzes, BMW',
Cammod Prune w Iregetabiles.
All of which. sr edited st fldr priesS—
Ito etuolastiou of persons - sinking
Pittaborg Ii Invited to our stock.
.1.; A. Robinson,
No. 2 131.9.M0ND,
malMin Plitobing6.l%
:.OP S,
VIEW& •
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CHROMOI3, 4
FRAMES,
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