The Beaver .kr I us. Ri4V4l'. ra;ahillia siwilairm• MetdkiWns Thiredeif ‘IN*ImL wad Sw. Ilds: 1 per sqr—tidines, 8100 $0 00 pro in co poop aymemi, do. 010. kW 100 110 00 10 40 Nova, do SSO 00 soo_noviito 4 gi gues, do S 11 0) 10110 •10 10 11 SO ti 'I 00 11 GO ~ 111 GO so go woo g,caluisn 11 00 11 00 10 00 NI 011 40 Oa 1 c010ma..... SIGS 10 GO IS 00 SO W I NO 141 •dmmletratota• tad Ibleators' liodees...ll 3 CO eyeiaY aottea per Idie,.tea eats. Payiseatento - be node gusto% slaid for treisileat stivetiberiats. walri isset be pad In advises. CEO. 14 1110 WIE LAND 16 40 Put Now, NOratt. • • M. coy PS Park itikr, Xew Talk uu 'oar agouti lbw TRIP BLOOM. AI" . in Ma ruk is la 00otzaCt fat inserting vsfelsonliste Ice is la Oar low. or* orb nu Murano Is trot tt!, aro known rr k• kart Utak Onus • *Mr rikrkrr at the glows bow& • State Willie TI week ending Jane 24th, 1871: 7A: is. 2 134. 0 .1141. June 18 62 deg. 67 10 - 21,0 6 2. - - 80 dot, -70 deg ay deg. 72 deg. Slag • 2L 61 dog. —7O deg. 88ileg • .4 68 deg. 72 deg. 81 deg • 23 62 deg. 80 deg. 67 deg ,Y 4 70 deg. - 17 deg. 08 deg B. T. - TAYLOR. • TIME TAMILS. , • cumillaiwi * Mailimb E. 111.., , tni1m going Bast wave Bomar Otatbso a. 1ollows: Mot , ulag AMonen OA Man, 147 p. m4livailng MU Liu, 931. • • Trains go Wait leave Beaver Iltadao SA bi. loom Mall, 14 a. m.• Acixontoodatlon and Xs. ' pram, (duo to Sallidr.) ILO .n. m •-' ' • tt Ifi.loll. .Ac C. 111.11.--Thlall Mang Slat have ltubeaWAtallon (at end of bridge) as fol low.: BeiTeriflng ACeOlO. telle.s.; lines Neon. TAO a: m.; NM Castle mem. SAO a. ids B. Falb • Tralu Wed leave Embosser Motion, tat; b end of u Monk B. E. amn2 0 0 0 . 1 .4.: M.; 11. T - .T.211p. an. Trains ping But leave Inectiester (17pm) De pot aa folioed , : B. P.'amom. 4.06 a.si.;'&on se nom. 7.12 a:. se., _'• New PoUe scaosa. 0.40 a. adage erp,4oda a. a; Deales IVY mcons., UM p..m.; eldeago Midi Leap. mg MU exp. 4.10 p. im Cblago cap. 6.011 p. In; WM mall MI6 p. m. Trams going Peat. leave Haeheatee (Upper) De. poses lb&wal • Chicago mail dis a. x 44 Um tip. Ltd a. is Bearer Palle seem. OM a. m.; Mimeo cop. MX a. m.; (Mktg° up. 326 p. m; Mew iMa. Oa aczois.4M)p. mu Bate up. IA p. mai . Beaver 7.41. aoscu r ,ine„ . The attention of the publiois directed to :the following New Adieitisemente wadi appear for .the first time In the 4hous to-aai: • • Spodlal Nalco—Mrs. P. D. Put. • Special- Notice*—S. d J. Stiellechorr. Special Notice—lL Steinteld. Special Notice—J. tL McCreery.. Special Notice—tpeyerer d Soto. Special MUM—UM Oldsitue. Special Notice—it. BchW. Special Nolice—tipeyerer Sons. Special Notice—Dr, R. V. Pierce. ; Huckster Bank—bpayerer M cDonald. • awing Muldue-41,8. Kenner. Wanted—Bajada Wilde.. Overman. Illeat.-0q• Fri day last l ktr: Jamb Voght went to New Brighton to dispose of a load of produce cud upon his ritual him mare (a very valuable one,j dropped dead in the road to Sharon. Ff . ahad refused two hundred , dollars for ber kni dais before. ED. ARGUS anecounce my mune as anandepandent-Whiaky Can didate for the Linglastare; a the coming October Election. . ISAAC SCOTT,' ,jOl4-3*.3' . Itootnenef, ry;. L Persons hiring home and carriages from livery men are liable to fine and imprisonment for recklessly • Injuring •the animals or vehicles, a law to this ef fect having been passed by the Legisla ture, last session. All klub &t cotton and emotes goods kaea risked at the mown starkal;_butnOtwitbotendlng you can buy at M. W D are R Good* UM, at New Brighton, anbkatbadand bleasbadannallna Niels, shawls and faunal at the obi .low Ile atm bag a small lot at tbloaa elven haw, whleb be is still aelpag it to' sea 11% eta per per.. In emb!oldetle, 44mi Ibtd, agnenens - M. - - , Did You Hear it?—The Cape Ann Ailverritee says that beef steaks are sell ing at ten aunts per pet Keine. Happy would be the peep of Beaver, if wo had the same IllItlr161(le with ro• gard to beef steaks, that we used to hive an regard to polittes—"Ases Maine so goes the Union." Toe Clothing Store of It. b einfeld at New Inighton, la the place where 'ref/ one goes who wants to get the ;aloe of their woe,. Although woolen good' hare advanced from 10 to 15 per cant.. he is still selling his stook of seedy made clothing at astonishing low figures. Also Is he nuking np to order gents' and boyslaarments at lower prices than any one lo Ants Forty. Call thclrtore• and be continued, at Brnadea/. New. Brighten. ; ' The dwelling house of Mr. Simon X. Taintet.; of Clay tp., Butler - county, wu entirely destroyed by fire, on Thursday evening last,,theiSth lust. Nothing In the house was saved excepting a few bed clothes. The fire, it is supposed, mist- Hated in a defective chimney. ...ufF.50.000 pounds wool wanted. at the Ilkton Woolen Factory. for which the highest markSt price will be paid In rash, Joseph Pontefract. [jeal-tw. , A little *ea of Wm. ' McCall, of Mil leeri Eddy, Armstrong county, was kill ed a few days ago In a very peculiar way. lie was playing with a very large auger, carrying It In front of him with the point against his breast. Going near a horse it kicked at him, striking the handle of the auger and driving the stem entirely through the body of the child, and car rying away part of Lis Thechild lived but stew hours. MONET WANTED, ftWhiCh mortga on sixteen acres of e °anent and highly Improved land will given. Inquire at the AMUR Dine°. UO2l-2W. Arekleitt.—One day last week Mi chael J. Link, of Rogersville, ohici,',was engaged in roofing the cupalo of the school-house, when the scaffolding gave way, precipitating Mut to the roof, and . from thence he foil upon a atore-box qn the ground.' Two of his ribs were bro ken, and his face very much bruised: For some time he was insensible, but he is now slowly recovering. ! Fox the newest and latest noreltlee In Watches; Jewelry and Sliver Ware at the lowest prlcei, go to Joan Fintnaon•e Bona & Lt., 93 Nrket street. Yatsburgh. , , Kay. .1' 'hippy Fainlli.—During the travels of our Agent he Came .near Radon at the residence 'of IL 4t ' esq., a hen turkey with 4 fantilyCortaiating of 5 chickens, 2 ducks, and 7 or .13syoung turkeys, They 41 seemed very obe dient to the old lady and Mewed her about as natural as they would one of their own ..color" for w mother. Ctocnn, poor ^ Cumm—Atnarlean Crocks, MI *lock; agoras; eSV lowest pnods.'• nlrennqn's , Sows lal Vo., IS 'tartlet West. Pitts John - burgh. / : • 1 4 '47 Ti RIEIIIOI/1? JIXII - the rust spots inta„,pintiOn of tartaric or citric acid, or wetThb spots wilt lemon juice and rub on hard, white soap and expose it to the heat; or apply lemon jUIVO and salt And expose it to the sun. . • Until! Willnall.Be l . o l Agitate See' the side of these Watches la the City d Pittsburgh, we are confident Woes ability to please In styles %to prices. Joan summer lions .1b Co.. 93 NA' bet Street, Pittsburgh., Je7.ly- To riteoesdi illsstlua,—The cuttings of Ronal& leather pima with tuna, blan kets, cloth, etc., will'effectuallx prevent moths. Camper is also a gebd thing. The articles must be kept in plum and free from dust. • , I A Willininnport limas has got a nose that he. esti int, out of Joint and swing around on the atde• of his face 'living a gate. Ile don't do anything for a living but hill down on dilapidated aide ' walks and then sue tint city for breaking !dolmen, and as soon is he getable mon ey he straightens up his nose and sets out for another locality. • Samoa.ltoonn WAII2.—We sell none bat tstis• falloff. send Olfswlop nod polool.l - so. p Co, C. 0. L. If desired. John Sternum Co, 93 Muter street, Pittebor99- 39717 11 Falkersou, em- Played at the Etna Enrolee. In New Castle, very nearly Mat his eyes on Sat urday-last. Mr. rnikerson wan watch ing to see when a detect in the ,crusherlnto which another workman was pour. itta Melted soldier was tilled, when the metal spattered in his face, burning his eyes severely, though not so badly as to deprive him of sight. • i~'C7"" ~"~'i~ i~ Andrew Juin= Donahoe ,ibeba Jo:amen noptow, and br may Yaw prhstolhoWWW. died star hot 116010 . 14 aja dhrowor vs whoa behold Stentey hootwod and General PINISZMIG. men oat of tbo iownllog of contracts for funtoblag tbo toPur hx the eaw,wbk4 atm. lobaccoptisitlohought GessitileassntOsMit *Sit a hnoblo. to nobs Wow win Pbreolllll Onwowido.---4 tom sun owool Jacob hobo woo shot and -WOW new thong Welt by another young moo Rabbtin Thy was eel whom Or the hind of • young hay wood Winn Rabbit:boo been anested sod 001/ la the mono at U. dhow of the taw. .--Alonne wawa aged about twisty yin; name anssows, wo murdered now dale's them thohllisthipbla Railroad, in hot Saturday wombs. Wm wan spot by a nun who ouppooot per id be a hale thief wooed In Inwps's eitossi; • WATCMCB: WATC=I,4IIIII stoet oemplete H. la the thy of Eittebugh, sad ell the secersary tiehmeats to be bed of Aga Bteetesiree Bone 4 Co.. 33 Ilestot Plttelousti. JS V Alsimmit li t ilea- 7 A number ot,oll - Mat fte I/W*olm owned and occupied by Mr: Ches. Wel kw In Freedom, set Are tom collection• of shavings andatzaw, in a abed adjoin ing the dwelling, and bet fir the timely “Orikm balida l,e g i c finf / P 1 Ir° ' quire Kerr7s Ship Yard, me oy, would have undoubtedly resulfs,l in a general conflagration. As' it' was, there was no harm done. , • EMM WAIVE RZPALZIIIO.—If your imitate cot of OF der, send It to 'Ala Ateemenne• Smite al,. Atte tminti. It will be repelled and returned free of twee' Or" .kUvorkwerientid.,,. ,197717 Arotlikerifieiat4sstmade of swindling farmers is on the lapis.— The article now *offered is ► wrought iron plow point fitted Into A hollOw square, the eoonorny , of which is wonderful.— Those who have been bitten find that • .w .... vngtAngdalathitt c hresi s la ma nst plow point swindlers are understood to be making a hurried sweep through the country. papers desirous of saving their patrons' . pockets, will direct attention to this swindling scheme. It cost the fit mere of the West about two hundred thousind dollar.. Ws Invite our friends to all mid esmtne our stock before purchasing elsearbere, Orders care; fully and promptly Oiled. Jellat 81evaison's Bons • Co., 93 Xsrket street, Ilttiburgb. jefily *mother Swindle.—The latest new scheme for swindling farmers Is on the tapir: The article now offered is iwrought iron plow poirit, fitting into a hollow square, the eoonomyof which is Wonder fut. Those that: have been bitten find that wrought iron 'points oast more s piece than entire shares of cast Iron. As these ploW point swindlers are under stood .to be making • hurried sweep through the country, papers desirous of saving their Patrons' poCket• will direct attention to this iwindling scheme. It 6Cost the farmers of the Ivor iiboui two hundred thousand dollars. PCIIILIC Nonce le hereby glean that; on end at. terlifay 6th, and until the lit of &proper, the County Commbaboon will meet at thetr cake In the borough of Beater, crab , on Saturday of each week. [inObtf) ' Joux leGoun, Cert. lir. /elan Pleishager, an old chi sels Cif-Bluffton, met With quite an accident on Saturday afternoon last. Be, together with his little grandson, Mart Bulger ' was taking the horses to pasture when the bolve on which yonig , Balm was mountad, took fright and 31r. Plea singer In fferidatvoring to stop him, frightened' his own, cousins it : fo : tsl heavily to the ground upon Mr. P., in- JUring him one head and aide.: He was tarried to t he house and cared for , and although delirious on Satntd sy night,-and oontinekabice to his bed, is hurt' s The boy was' Rot hurt. • • ' . • EME3iIMEE reward le offered by the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Cetera' Remedy for a ease he eromot cure. It le sold by Dmgirtets. Can get It for slaty. caste by mail from Dr. R. V. Pierer. Buffalo, N. T. Pam phlet tree. . The Holidaysburs ,says that a mysterious individual , has taken :up his pods in l cave on the Cove Mo an ; talo. He is about six feeeeleven Indies high, of sandy complexion, sandy hair and whiskers, both of which he all4we to groaranimusuallength. Everything connected whittle past life Is shrouded' In the deepest mystery, and in fact very little is known of his singular habits since his abode here. He observes al most perpetual silence, only speaking when herbomes to town to buy his to bacco and weeks, which he always purchases at the cheap Gaysport grocery. The gentlsiian with whom he trades in forms us that he never comes lathe day time, eeledting theAlooroy militate of night. He answers no questkins, and never allows the eye of mortal to rest upon his face, and always asks for what he wants with his back turned toward the persons whom he addresses. - Gowen Poorram: Pal.-Bomethlng new and novel. Be enre and read Me advertisement in our paper beaded. " Greatest Invention of the Age." We believe the Golden Fountain Pen I. Maar passed. A good pen is a necessity to every-man, trona' and WWI. Agents, hen B a chance to mike money In Introducing a rood and Wean' article., lanii4l7 Dins. Fatrr has this week - marked down hor hosiery, gloves, fans, collars, ribbons, &c. _ The Geteyeberig Star marl Sergi. eel says : `On Saturday afternoon laid, Miss Sarah Thompson, daughter of the late Robert Thompson. of Cumberland township, met With her death under dis tressing circumstances. She bad driven to town in the morning to attend rellg one services In the Methodist Episcop.st Church. Alter church she started hcirne, driving a quiet and trusty horse, which had beenin tht possession of the hinny for years. Late in the afternoon, she was found dead on the road about poe r3i n mile from her residence.. Eve Ingl indicated that the horse had taken If ght and ran off, throwing Miss Thom' , from the carriage,whlch Was brok to pieces, the parts being scattered ong the road for several hundred ya m s+. Miss Thompson had evidently not teen killed at once. Her body °has tonna along the roadside; by the fence, between two rocks, lying on her fade. were no indications of serious external injury. Her let band was bruised iticid 'wrapped in her veil' The 'dilemma, k. Aar the accident, bad managed to pet over to the rocks to sit down and adjftat her Injured wrist, when she probalikil fainted and falling on her fuie ' alma, smothered. TEA latest sad best Fmk ! ot.leveni, In all Ito tteriant banthas. tote bond at Aga &trauma's Sons el Ur, Ilaziket Pant, Pittsburgh. jetty Two Carts or Coals, twenty-five Bops. Soappne hundred Keip,Whealing,Natts, and i lot of &meted Coffee; readied and for Inge, wholesale and retell, at SpOurer & Bona, Rochester; Pa. ammo Mammals are all the talk oyes tows. and many ladles debate about the meths of dillbr eat make., Jtua like polities doting election times, But it is isally woodcrfal what shoat of of trien4 the hinSem have Is. this town. Whoever gets oos of thia make la highly pleated with them. and pm recommend them with clear omedenete to Medi Mends. Whoever intends purchasing • machine could not fall to inspect them at the sieucl of N. 'RAM Broodway. New Brighton. Pile-ales:The rain on Tusk* of last Week Sadly interfered with the . fes , tlvitles at Linwood Grove, • near Econo my, where a large Slumber were con r rre• gated upon thegrounds, and thescareity . of shelter gave them a good drellel4hli• flit Friday last at Lacock's Grove, the Masonic Fraternity bald a plc nib; and the day being propitious an frOMAIMMI crowd was in attendance. The fee girl ties were kept up until a late hour, , and everything paned off to * the sattallOGOn of all present. 1116.1110M11110,11411111111- • • . • • , • iad►s' Whits and Buff Dress Suits, at ~" HAusaimuza, pan. gO, 1871 Elation BILLT.La Astiat4Diar, IW: ft looking over the Armin of the 14th itiMant, I ris4 an itrildireliPpedfroidtre Chardon Destorrpf with respect to ,rela taonship eitlMhti tiepin= Itervliorieem I think thit we can heal thid fn old Ifanover township; Beaver county. l i eg where we have or had not long ego alti persons all living on the same Arm, in connection with the slepteauro_ be' longlng to fi rst. elaM bires;arid bi lea ; gal marriage the following relationship: 2 husbands, 2 brothers-in-law, 2 wives, 2 sisters, 2 lathers and 3 steps ion, ; grandson, 2 mothers, dangi ter-ln laW, Aither-fo:7a4,ltistee - in e lair;ig iiind father, latep grand mother, 2 half broth ers, 2 Mints, 2 Imo*, 9 Mashie, 1 half eistar t 'l half an*, , , , . Sossidifte SW Schwa NIIIIIWINee mailebtantrAjr ear ;PIA &Wood pro:dada edsettaes Wee tettb• *Ake that. to N i ck R eopepar _with eseatee spa _eatiewg.lliatt Neve ire wetwuab end that It 111111 M OM yeah@ 1/11- Vsboakt be gtrivo taii eutedv• eep beliteNst bettpir .- No ectWed s *Wed. nape. No good meted will twb wllbatt It pomade to mewed* Dtreetai lei bey G. L. Zbeetart, of New Height= ow fewdeb tbe beet skim; sow Ipababbsk tbe lowed 'Malt Uwhich ed St tbe ates.y esu putbeeed Olt say am Is Ow 0111.3 t Clerk Mizelat.—From the Cincin nett' lkssmarcial we lamp that tha owu- Cis of the . Leenidaa *rajas! over the mysterious dialippeerarme of William McAllister, Met clerk of that steamer. On Saturday last he wrote a letter from Louisville, stating that he would leave for Cincinnati the next day. As he did tot arrive Monday morning, Capt. Marotta apprehensively telegraph ed to lie. -.1•••••+.14..j , 14 Tarevs&i, nny to learn the reason of the delay, and re ceived a reply to the sabot that the gen tleman had left that evening on the Uni ted Stater. He failed to put in an ap pearance on Tuesday, and inquiry being 'made on the States, It was shown that be bad not come up op that Iteamer at all. Captain Urinate hex every confidence In his clerk; who has been In his employ for Some time, and entertains serious ham lest Mr. McAllister has been foully dudes/RN as it wu known that he had a considerable sum ofmoney in his pos session. Mr. McAllister Is a resident of this place, arid we trust 'for his family's sake, these causes of appreheusion:may prove fallacious KETSTOXIII deluxe soother Col• num of taday's pipet will beloand the advertise. 'teeth of the Keystone Searntg Machin4 the west ern' agency , of which Is located at 'No. $4 Filth Avenue; Eittabarg 4 h. Thls =ebbe le the latest, and best offeled to the nubile. Agents wanted everywhere. The grit two cues indeir:the Mercer county Liquor Law, were tried before Esq. Pardee, at , Pardee station, Mercer Co., on Meads', MM . inst.,: the defend ants being Samuel Blackmore and Rob ert Jones. They were indicted for sell ing liquor without license, were tried by a 'my orals . , found guilty slid sentenced to pay a fine of $lOO each, to Findley tp., and the coat of prosecution. AnAndliayable Mllair.-Thoee who !Mended the festival given by the ladies of ; the Working Sashay of the M. E. Mord* Pflisiver 1•18 week:had:pm en joyable. time of it. A large crowd of "brave men and fair women" were in atiamdanar. and participate!) In the "ex ercises.'" The snug am of about 085.00 .was realized. paro Fatusaas.—ln aortaeqUenoe oftheprement excited state of the wool market, woolen goods in the east are. raptiV advancing Id prim. We Would lagged to our Mande in the ntry that it nwatfid bio WI& to rave a *". • of their wool ales yeesearold an t made into such blankets, stocking yarn. maiiimeres, damnele,tbr, as they may need for home use. The place to get such work done cheaply and sails hoorily, is at the factory of Mr. Jose ph Pontefract, Pension, Beaver county, Pa. Any wool left with • him wUI receive every attention. Ue2l-11w. The Indiana Mestnger aye: One of the best Airmen In42e'northern part of the county hands the following re port: "Wheat and rye will be a fair arop;• rathir Troudidug I auto still *Oa* be a' Miura; fruit, in . guttural,' ditto." Mr: Jobnatkau Altman, near seventy years of ago, was attacked by a highwayman in Kittanning township, Armstrong county, on the evening of the sth inst. The young scoundrel struck hie victim and demanded his Watch, but being resisted Mr. A. finally, escaped. B. 8. S. B. S. B. B. a J. J. J. J. J. J. J. Suellen• burg. The advertisers wish to inform you to come and buy your clothing brought directly from their shop In New Brighton, and will be sold at low fig ures to benefit themselves and the public. So go one and all and be clad In home made gar . menu at a small advance on cost. B. a J. Suellen burg, Broadway, Now Brighton. Totrasklp Clerics Take Notice. —By a law passed at the last session of the Legislature. township clerks are re quired within sixty days after the annu al election to make out ind publish n full and complete statement of the finan clal pendltlon of such township, under a penalty of $5O. 1 . , - I Decoration Day Ina appropriitely observed in Industry township, this - WO ety, tir the citizens ? turning out and visiting Todd's * drive Yisid, — witifire a number of 9 eoemiedpohlie n tare buried. fitter the eerdimistiviit. *Awing their graves with flowers was concluded, a short sadism was deal:lraq If ikloJa aile ;UM, awl., and ;',taiceitiliii, cepa of music were sung by the bsdfes who par pcipated In the eancohnia t t i To.enatirisiitzellf-ih • lady era 'baking tit the beendful chromo of the “Birthplace of Whittler:. when a, botandir remaiked that It was pointed ity Thomas Hilt "Oh, yet," replied she, "I think he mod be a great artist, he painted the 'Ye- Caneterles. ••• And in .imeaking of treat artiste we call to mind thn fact that IL £ J. Ilnellenhurg • great artiste., UM paloti the man, money mikeathe man, ateptnellenberg• clothe the man. Their vliee of * hdidneei if ocAleoliway, New Brighton. „ _ _ _ dodges' IN", Isei•essed.,The President Judges throughout the. State will receive a sabui.of $5.000 for the en , •Nultig year. Aconunenclng the Ist.day of June. Thd'aisocisie Judges will receive in lieu of the sabaryi now allowed by law five &dials ftw,every. day _they may be employed In, the diechatipi of llndrndia. duties. Thimdery tot Me insociste ridge shall be f leas than three bendy*, dollars. The judges of thi• Supreme Court have had their 'salaries relsed to tr,ooo a year. • lime is the reliseattairy.—Bob en, Prestos, wieroonviceed last week in areanecreanty Wf the murder of yalen• tine Craft. The murder was committed on the 9th of /sneezy, .11171.;* Ile eras sentenced tote yew imprisonment in the WOOtollt POOJOIOLIOI7, to whore he . has already been taken. • An am but Ursa saying. **Never , Judge a inan_byeppounnee." When you enter a toilet air* totattiiiiiiiiiKriatfillii*De• is it do other to sea lit& elothealithha. II they do you dotadl9 the honehndaaktbal la undeisnalda hb bb i . n. A J. salOshbenr aas Oa leehlanahla cyouaan of. Beyier...covisty 7. Nem SestitostarnAblaiale;^- `.4a Illmthiltirelgigiui f tleat the Siz. tweak Aninialpatalogue of-tba Beaver Seutinerrand Muskat Ina tute for the maim ot• 1870-11. In it we And that the total number, of pdplla during the imam untdliejeklflfbplarhleb 130 were tidies and AB ireadirsr. The session closes the peseta treek,; The kilo wins young lollies get tbeli\diplorita a thla, session: Leo* 8. AIILon Ella 8. Be.; coin, Laura B. Harrah, duel Hunter, Unnie Richardson, Emma 7. *bats— -• oabetl4 . 1 I I I I I TeensislP 44o Wthiinfeyhlight of Let we ek swam , raid wad made Cri fire Coy itk Treasury. This tinsiiiteatialei 4, 4 7.11P 1 PP ri . 4 01 1 2 i t i h w Ta (kWh; to opening the dare, of the drio. 0 4 " 110, 1 11 !' " " hands on Me burgiar proo the . Ala" In which the ,mossey, is lurid— they failed to mike "the lending"' and left. The tools need on the oreasion were taken from the shops of Mews. fiehingse and Reed of this 'place and were left in and Velum:Mr% ado% by he burglars: They made a complete "water.haul," rad had they suomodpl to opening the ash in which the funds are usually kept, they 'noddles. made but little In the °plinths, es them was not s bver $250.00 in it the time. • The general belief is that the persona !rho areaLtemi ,tar=l4l, who . ?", 488litY ftl!°B You carer get awe staff to the beak at yoar cast Users jpir tbe. Irt I; II aaelabort. Brail . f.wpb Rau Belf ; , • , • 1 4 4.. 1 .)1.1 1 , 01 4 1 690 1 :1 1 ini ur'! 1 !" iet the hotted ;opted of the ~newel ak4e, 4004614 4 P .l !Ri r, - Q -4 ih;;;;;;;;;;;;; , Twin; Wad sad - Wool as Galli. i.lllolthilliiintait Wad* Pk made Clothing am chop as Wane tatioWs. ga 1180.nakiiii IP JO Wen teib: am bun. flopthiag• at await& malt oral atorajksiOws.T. New Iltrisittan. liphileaslea6—We aro appiciching the anion when epidemics mug be ex 4. pitted. Lime and water are great puri fiers, and cannot be too freely employed as sanitary agents. The purity of the water for_dsmestie artnansup• tion Le a matter of, the highest pat* importance; quite as important within . supply of the indispensable element. Ii is now well established that dysentery, typhoid Skier, cholera and other 'Mil disown, Are rimed by anlatakand veg etable substances dissolved lithe water; Wien* all supplies of water tbr drink ing, uulittruior bathing parpines,should bece '4iNfitauY l 4o , *( l .. 6l * . P9/ 1 / 114 &) borne in mind is, that we may ifie io customed to'dsinkingimpqra water and not know it, unless other senses than taste Ste coniulted. Isisentty, Rldfb•lnesarsetee Malt. —ln a life-iniurince Inn from Kansu, brought by the relatives of 1 - man who had combined nutolde,lUellti which the ground was taken that as the act was committed in a fit of insanity, the com pany wis liable for the 'amount of the policy. Justice Miller of the United Stites Couricisarged that there West no presumption in' law, preen Jade or otherwise, that self-destruction was evi dence of insanity. The sot of7a suicide must i.e shown to be there:allot insan ity. The party putt hive been moved to the set by an itispuise `MeV he could not redid. Trench outdoor mind exist ed, the company must be held liable; but lithe party, in the.exerchoes of his ordinary &cultics had become angry, ereitekOr dlstieleilise that ha; pettier tea death to lif tlaq set. of f ink*, was his own, and the company could net' be hold liable. A •verdict Was !rendered against the company. -" .` , r ,7llie ' ICeao Baer dye :' OK the fi rst I.st.• - 06arle! C. Seulehflisid, aged about fourteen ;yeses, and:, Johnny Barkss, aged about iiisisivio the Al legheny River,. near ;the Knepp - bark landing, for the Omni) of ; . going in swimming. One of them prbposed to carry the other scrams the rives on his. back a , tri arge elder borundertook to - do lot Wit itiddle of the i f in iupplieed thilt Johnny became frightened and let go' and began ,to sink whoa' hiseeententeibint. by the hidr, and while tying to save him they both sank three or 'bur time, struggling desperately for lib and call ing loudly for help. There being no one near enough to aid tben;- they wink to the bottom an were fonnd,, by raking and diving, within lib hour and a gnar -1 ter from that time. Fametk air 3.4 Celebration.— The soldiers' fourth of July rani:lion in New (Wale . promises to be. a grand at ttir. Thlktmititdps of Abe .tuanty ;. are making extensive preparations, and the peoplerefenr cuyare Weedy busily en- • gaged In arranging the meeting pro gramme. Provisions are to be collected by donation, to be sold at Pearson's Grove, where the exercisen will take' place. A small entrance fee will be charged at the gate. Tho proceed , ' are to bo applied to the moommeist Geiteials"Meado and Burnside 'Ulf to be here, and a glorious time is anticipated. Let the ',people from all parts of the country gather in on that day, atidletus Dave a . gagring . :9 091 7 0 ,, Viliklgt°n Fourth Or July jolllfication. l 49orette and Dernocrafi, Dealt& of Arehlbald Robertsant, Esq.—Hon. Archibald Robertson of Beaver Falls, this county diod on Mon , day, June lgth, at his. residence; in that . place. Mr. Robertson represented this dilate! in tho Stets Senate , some sigh teen or twenty years. ago, and durlrig the Presidency of Andrew Johnson held the office of Revenue Collector Tor the 24th *ad& 1 1044 1 : br ••. venal months back has been poor, and Ithi death last'week did not come nnelpect id 'to hiniself Or friends: HI. age was shoat atzty:sayeti'ieota. BEAVER VALLEY ITEMS. —Bev. J. C.'Wlltion preached the Bac calaureate sermon of the New Brighton Ladies' Seminary on Sunday. A grank concert came off on .11dianday evening, Public eliminations of classes took place 34storday (Tuesday.) Commencement exercises come off today (Wednesday.) —TAc Beaver County Press says that seieloesw were to be held on last Sunday by several pastor" or Now Brighton in the grove near the upper bridge, " muse it In pleasant to worship God in His own first temples," and partly to catch those who, , on Sunday afternoons, visit-the i• Alum Rooks." • = pie Flo and Festival of the Presby terian Chntntipt Vea. lizightott:eioeed on Saifirday night of week bikini . last: Tturk netted : abbot $750. -Mears. T, B. Whited Co., of New Brighton, have been awarded the, oon, tract for constructing an Iron Bridge over French Creek, Meadville, Pa. We me glad to hear gist Beaver county me find, tniticlits; mit aPPreciated abroad. The work will be completed creditably by tbs enterprising gentle-. men who have undertaken It . The job . Mtaken at —The Grand Parade of the butchers of New ,Brighton, Fallstou and Beaver Fills, comes off next Friday : . Extenshre preparations are making to exhibit the gloat Bee. 011: WlEllase• hal 0P••• 1 1 a Bar p, alt awl Etiiitg• 'street, and the Diamond, New Brighton: John hi an exaerienoadbarbar. Canalise IslielligoseThe Port= land (Me.) Press says: "The following story, strange m it may • appear, is vouched by several witnesses whom testimony is unimpeachable. A. short time ago a female Newfoundland dog was in the habit of coming to the house of a lady In this city who would throw to it plebes of add meat, which' the dog would est., and, having satiatieddte bun ger. go away again.So ookillimed did this habit become, that at • certain hour. daily the lady would expect the dcg, and the animal would put in an appear; sum. A few days ago, before feeding her, the lady Webs her, "Why don't yon bring me one of your pupplear re psetAig,thei.qmitla,„lesbe mood' at the ihee4idtikast Of Wall!. mak Senn underelhellfr.nrY word the rutsilki * bars l‘our.'the dog returned, and, lo end !Odd! was so- QOalfailled P . OllO, :The: bulY tbd both doge, and Um took tip the puppy into the ?window.: whoa the old dog scampered Offend did not rebuts Ibr Was clays;'. At sof* that ifids she do ll Wan apps wku alter *WM It, the lady said, 'Next Alms bring. all Yofupupples, ; want to em shear and P1e**,7401241,120111031b1 th e dot - returned - wow by three Newfbundland pupa. Wrong of the nelghbom mw the wit.bi transaction, and declared that they cortaidMad this one of the Most wonderhd prucith of the ohlfruity of the dog they have ever known. Wherghae dog WM , fIPO I , MCI* whom It belongs ta - noiknocin,itati webers the wine of the Maraud &tor UM/110 who were ciradittemess' tor oceurrsaie as narrated by us." .Ifeessidir-ikr.MAiseo; the Carroll county, Db*CrAreoktiwits la Beaver I last week, on a visit some Mathes •i residing bees. He his paper in quite a donrishing e didon. . •- , lN' 04. 144 11 r, VWeileb?gton, New. Jersey, but f ly of Beaver, visited oar town led w sad spent s few days talking to his Mends. Mr. J., looki Marty and wer e 'grstitled to learn that he Is in. of one of the digest isid mo st ' lig Ptesbj terlap Omer , ekilt—Crall. aireiwpo;t; *y., a nathteof this comity and for several :yid* a 'cit.zeitTollic i sr; Waif abfulisi town on a visits few ego. Capt. C., is in the terjeiyineut f good health, 1 6 seems to be well pi with himself and everybody else, ; nds to his own the Asova busbies. ptoinptly, reiddiryriipili as a of comae is sdrigiereals reed iiiihlyo l esteemed by, ail who know him.. ' ~'. . . aa 747idliktirAVNA0' 1 4110 001 of pda who has been s pupil st the West Poin Military Academy Per some time list, reached home on a vise, a day or two ago. He has been desalt for about two years. His furiough t , we believe, covers two months of time. He has the repute don of being a close student and of here lng made rapid Progreis In his studies. • —Prof. R. T. Tay irt of the Beaver Female Seminary and wiled Institute, and well known ie this vicinity as ' - a successful edrntor, ha bad the 'degree of D, D. conferred owe him by the Al legheny College, at Reedville, Pa. —Lieut. Baarnel T. gimllton of the Ed U. S. Cavalry who with his reg iment, been stationed d ort Rills,bion bud, for some time pest, la on a short visit to his home in Dam, at present. Judging from his appeased% We on the plains seem to agree with him. Regular monthly 'Mooting Young Men's Christina Association, at their rooms, Monday evening, July 4th,• at 8 itorthatein 'Mumble violence rassetkover this place *Ma Priddy evening. • The MR of thin did considerable damage along the small streams north and west of us. The Two 'Mile Run was never known to be high er. The storm seenurto time been much More violent south and east of.this place. Wecopy that - 011'1411W porde:dam touch- Ing It from 'Monday's Plttiburgh arm isercial : • • A storm of more than usual 'severity visited this city hetween eight and nine -o'clock. Friday !night, accompanied by teethe thunder and lightning, but as far as we have been able to ascertain there was but little if any damage done within the city Ratite. It "Ripen that a sort of hurricane prorrnited,osfils masa to the southwest cif the silly, and. that It was menu the awr t perd abut the storm • w , h1 , 11 u _ ciek....v.044 /1110 0.* • ' Iflitim . ; Inver, &oleo • % 4i1 1 24-311 4=1; war. The vivid dasbiiioflWitithwyere blinding, and were accompanied by peals of deatinteg *wider, while the wind blew a perescstanvkane, mod the rain fell in torrents and was weighed with hill. Tlaiotorm passed from the north to the south, commencing at the mouth of Chartism creek it passed up the entire length of the valley, destroy big vegetation, uprooting trees and lev eling buildings sion4thisourse, The firm of ex -riff Patterson, in Robinson township, antlered severely. His hay house and nearly all .his out buildingswere blown down, and twenty trees of his orchard uprooted. Ills out buildings were all demolished, and sev enteen trees in- tills orchard were blown over. me fences are leveled, but forte nahrly his 'Stable containing valuable home; was not wrecked. The Presbyterian Church, known is Cloakey's, in Scott, township, wanutter ly demolished. It was situated about five miles from the city. • ; In the neighborhood of Palusereville„ Robinsonlit township, the farm of Mr. John Edmondson was severer Vlitted t. his harp was blown doWn, a hems killed and other severe damage insisted:"- The farm of James Edmondson vie alai; so. vorely dealt with. Here, also a bath was blOwn down and &large number of hives of bees blown away. Mr. Samuel Scott, near by, bad his fences demolished and five hundred dozen of barley in shock, blown ontirely,outiof the field. . The bbartierti; or Baldwin bridge, over the creek, werblown to a skeleton, all the boards being blown away and only the frame work left. ' On the farm belonging to the estate of Captain Craft. deceased, in Robinson tp. near Broad Bead Citation, the barn and fences were demolished. B. B. Davis, proprietor of a flouring mill in Robinson tp., had a-large wagon blown 'into . the :creek, • The mill was ,gellialiy,rloodedosid sustained oonsider tenon, .'S" At lit.• (, ,Waited Presbyterian, church was nearly ruined. The entire roof was blown off, and the west gable blown entirely ai4 The crops in the vicinity were Very grimily , dam mud. In consequence of the damige done to thisuchurch, the congregation. worshipped in the school house yeller daY., • ; Other andirtoresons &nage may have been and dotiMaws was don_e,Out as far as we harebells able to ascertain, there has been no loss of life. . Alongthe 819_130/41theill river theatinm web virraegere, bet there were no seri ous results, so far as than be learned: Oa Saturday evening about-ii o'clock Orton , ' dhoovered In the store roan' of Dishaig: do the'Plaoh road, Dialler county. Mr. J. Main Wag aw4 l ened by a light' shining In his bed room', in dwelling house nearby.. Thestore room was so far enveloped in daises that it watt impeosiblato.eave.amything. Only a favorable wind and good efforts laved the drips/ house. The total loss will be about' twenty-five hundred dollars, with only nine hundrid dollars insur ance in the Butler County Mutuata - The iirevas likely tbework of an incendlary int tar' nd matches ware both known to .be in the Acre. • . The papers of the Poet Otßea mitosis) consumed. ) • Ms& loin nallog off her Millinery end Parasols et leo then cost. Now hi th e ti me to re berseine in these articles. Nor Cowsvar ricat.—ye have on our books of Reoord the name, residence, date, disease caul prescription of friary , ease treated by us during the twat" , years. In tbece.books are contained the names of over fie! , fAingsiisd Park' and mom than taro hundred thousand prescriptions. In this last . num. of Mies, every kind and imolai, of dl eased have Men under our observation, mid every !brut of treatment bas been fully' InConentaption and "Lung Diamren," we lava baa ample oPPortobltY to teat not only every kind of treitmeat, but alai kind of medicine. We inntar that them are many canes of dbeimethat actniar4ratemblacoamium• lEEE beam* sr blob would leadlo Ss*: iodide roans in the -trudinint. It p thedidy7arevery physician to ascertain se nearly se powdble lbs precise nature or every :malady belbre prescribing. "No more certein sigh la °ahead In Mei ease than ill 1011114 in UN artery -etoins• Son" saysattion. And in this diaesee, we are eeptielaily &cored with 111db:e -fface in the arise which enables us to determine not only the acts ,relative to the true nature thereof. buffo umnsure bilerably *correctly the catimat of the ems. We hem thus &Meted and determined the crtrat of hundred, of cases of Cho. imaptkort, many of whteb,behr incipient only, More been eves by us In a very short this. end whilst we would not bold out Inducements or promise scare, ht the "last Mao" of this dreadful malady, we would Just say. that:webers cured many mace that so nearly resew-. bled Consumptlon,thei It wan Impossible to detenittne ths did by any other meads than byesamination of the trier" , se cretion. Among these we might mention- Us ti Complaint, Dyspepsia, Heart Mame, losaude Weekneas, tte., &a. • ' These Alston* °Nauss ranch resemble 'COstigPt l 9 ll. hiulan7 Pliribildirs. They inny,soFrie cin: 1 0,0 1 mu& taikoxpecumi -4494 et blood . az4 mum* Pilo lri the bread' and ahlesOteati and , chllis, fbl lowed .by weakness, night maga, c Aft. Thaw syniptons are taken for C0131111U14- tkol,.aod the patient la Informed that the ease is a "hopeless one s ", when perhaps II Was jeit a earthier as tnine•tenthe of chi' mat manon dlehoses, and when some, proioPl and 'efflosclous remedy fulminktirsd Ibr the reef disease would -dispel it In a very short time. We have cured Many eases of this kind even after they had ' been abandoned as hopelessly ooczapptod by their relatives as well as their physician. Whilst there Is, ite there is hope in such eases. Dnx. OLDSIWN, 132 Grant Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. The Internal Reveniie Bureau, will change all the stamps on or about August lst, substituting two kinds, one called positive 'hoops, so , that the use of acid to remove cancelling marks, will des troy them beyond use. The other to be printed in such colors as to prevenAlmi talon by means ofphotugraphy. Much 'time and attention have been bestowed on this subject, and it is supposed the precaution against fraud in the reissueof stamps will save a largo sum of money to the Government. • ' &Munro lirtsia.--Btallag Silver. Table Ware aad presentation" plows. Jan Sterenion's IT el C0.,110, M art a t 'treat, Mature'. SetlY The Grand Comeere, by the pupils of Prot de Ham of the Beaver Ladies' Seminary, came off al the U. P. Church, on Monday evening / . It *man 00CIU11011 over which this community may well feel proud, and the Principal of the Seminary, as well as his Professor of music, feel that their meritorious efforts are deservedly a p preciated. We have never, In all our vaned experience, wit nessed a concert given by the students of a Seminary, where the entire class, with out waingle exception. - performed so ao curately as did those on this occasion This is the general verdict rendered by the intelligent and critical audience present. It would seem invidious to point to specific instances of superior talent, where all done so well; but we cannot forbear mentioning the rendering of Talexy's "Etude Mimrke," by Miss Della Caughey, of Beaver—executed in a manner throughout, without once her eyes to the 'a Midsummer N is Dream," wee played by Miss Flora II- Earns, of Pittsburgh, _in a like superior styli; es wm the " Meade of Rubles," by Min Sadie Wilson, of Beaver. " The Mightiest Eyes," by Miss Amelia A. was a effr " Vir iar n m "I°.) was w re dared. a • has a voles avast compass, sweet and clear as a snaking bird.- Miss Eakin, of Pittsburgh, was Introduced and played " Piaber's Hornpipe " with variations, We understood she Is the daughter of Assistant Quarter Master General Eakin of the United Stites Army. Of Profes sor de Ham's performance •it ia only necessary to say, he is a master. The Grand Overture td Semiramide, by the class, was a grand finale to the enter tainment. The following are the names of those who graduate to-day (Wednesday) : Miss Amelia A. Poe, Georgetown, Pa. ; Miss Georgians Eberhart, New Brigh ton, Pa.; Miss Beanie B. Inabrie, Bea ver, Pa. ;.)Iliss Mary a Lea, Allegheny City, Pa.; Kiss Loos BelleGhblds, Soa ve!. PO. B. llotur thrums, bustles, French forms and corsets of various kinds, at )Ire. Mee Aturvessi.--Bomeof our driners began to cut what the liater.part of last week, and on last Monday a general "attack" on wheat and rye was begun. AU concur In asybig that the wheat 04 hen rarefy beeolbekter in thlaeounty and the mustier of 110flill.110wn is largo. Oats will be quite la leonsequenco at the sever • ilistria*C WM& prevailed here during their Met pert of. 314 and the first halt of.fiene. 'The resent rains hpve warkid an lasprosemeof, but they mane too late to make even a halt crop. Sty will also be light but the late .rsins have helped ihivirms wenderiblly. icic wiu gad the cheapest einbroid &let and *e at Mrs. last's that can be found In tbeemintr. Call and examine. ()mutation .r weariathis.—A Brooklyn physician, in an article in the May number of the Medical and Surgirai Bryorrer, argues that scarlatina is con tagions qtioting his own In illustration of the affirmative view : "In 1858 or 1850 I was in attendance on two families at the same time, in the northwestern see- Lion of the eity'of Philadelphia, in ono of which there wore four patients arid two in the other. In the former the disease was of the most malignant type, two of the four children perishing within the first day or two, while . the two patients In lie second family duly recovered. Bettie point;Wtkat In a fey days, I was attacked with the same disease, and• it ran its ordinary course—my person be- lug covered from bead to foot with comp- Bons, with skin about the color of abett ed lobster... The thick skin of my hands and feet peeled off in long &rads, and I shall never forget'the peculiar sensation imparted to the nerve radicals or ex tremities by this expOstne. Each hair seemed suddenly to have attained thrice its normal diameter, while the beard felt like a huge brush pile. ' JIARREED. McCORICLE—NEVIN—On June =II, at the residence of the bride's mother, In Hopewell tp , _by Rev. J. P. Sharp, Mr. Thomas B . MoCorkle of Washing ton county, and Mhos M. Asenath Nev in of Hopewe ll tp.(l3iaver wanly. SMITH. REEL.—On June Mb, by RV. Joseph Holllngshead. Elwood J.Smith of Rochester, to Llsale Reel of Bridge.• water,"•Pa. DEW 22d ~.bHIRST WRENNELL. June y Acroyd Dewblrst of New Brighton. to Ellen Wrennell.of Bolesville, Beaver Co, Pa. WHEPPLE •-• DIPPOLD.—On the 22d inst., by Bev. Jab. Brown, Mr. Adam Whlppie, of Knob, Beaver county, to Miss Story Ann Dippold, of Allegheny county: WALTON—DAVIS.—On the 15th of Jone,lB7l,attherasldence of the bride's parents in Vanport,DeaverCd.. Pa., by Rev. John Davis, Mr. George W. Wal-, ton of Brighton tp., to Miss Mollie Davis, daughter of the olliciallug der; 1139 Pan• New Advertisement. WANWElk—Alood gbrio'doieweral below e work. to oboist good Irmo wilt be grid.— Koontz. at ibis once. or ot Newt. WUde. New Brightes tieN4w WASHINGTON and JEFFERSON • cox.zamais. Two fiat antrum aassiecd& kleiestifia Nadi Ober Testi, experma tO the ladeet• DO to Its totommiloa. Waren A r lAs Migilial=tics."4;;WL IrSMCE No. 109 Diai•lceit: NM ; Black Sinai, , Puy Jap. Silks, Foulard-De Soie, Pongee Fiu!taiee, Green Mohair, Grieselle.Poplins, Macao Clothe, Plain and Fancy DRESS ,:,Gl-001314, Mourn y in S g floods, Paislehawls, Stripid ShawL3, Lace Curtains. Persons visiting Pittsburgh are respect thlly Invited to essudoe our stock, as the pried will be the VERY LOWEST. March29:ly. • - MRLIGIOVII. Pa tbo Brava Argot. rzni The Arunni, like all other newspapers, !stied by some who don't care inuchfor politica., nor the advertisementi; but .look s< the list of marriages or deaths, it may be, the. very And thing,. Others may for these, but reed all the ad= Tartlets:ciente and all in the subject'of politics. Others want to 'sod about the wit In Europe, or some horrible icci dest, or murder, and abmit General Grant; and the rite of gold, the price of government - bouds, ha. But don't you WOllll time are Sadie who raid the An des that have a tastejor something .I*. llgions ? If It should be only Some Ob scure, pious old lady ; or promising Sabbath-school lad, who are verily glad, among other 'Astir; to read something good about Bible characters, or religious experience. It seems to me that our newspapers might be made vehicles of spiritual prollito hundreds every week, if some of your many subscribers would favor us with an occasional article, by way of variety and interest, as I observe you have'recently been favored. Sup pose then I say a few words about St. Paul, of whom so much might be said. You know ho styled himself the "Chief of Sinners ;" as Bt. Peter was the chief of the twelve apostles. He once. about three years after his conversion; speed fifteen days in a friendly visit, with Peter in Jerusalem. Oh 1 I'd like to have a diary of that interview. - The fellowship ha Malted minds. Is like to that above.' Prior to hM conversion he was a tent maker in Tarsus ; and Peter a Galilean fisherman of Bethsaida. Afterwards Paul became the sposthr of the circum cision, and Peter that of the Gentiles. Paul utd been a great persecutor and devotee to Judaclsm, and verily thought he was doing God service while perse cuting the infant church of Christ, so deluded was he, and selfdeceived. How strange the tendency of the heart: "There is a way which Nemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the, ways of death." Prov. xlv., 12. After' bitter experience he gives this counsel, "Be not deceived; God is not mocked; for whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap." Gal. vi. 7 & He that once persecuted the church now preaches the tiiith he tread, in vain, to destroy. Oh! how mighty the grace of God to change inch an inveterate enemy. God has provided an eltaufnclent tfavior, and it is written: "He that beileveth not Mull be damned." Mark xvi., ld. "But why sinner will you die? Turn ye from your evil ways and ye shall live." “Yen's books with Mops at chef ere stored; Gods book doth golden pans. brd Then Wye the that( and spend thy paths, In nett/stag ep the golden glens.” Amax. Beaver, 21st, June. 1871 . • .• .4is6its on the Sunday question took place according to appointment in the Bethel Church, four miles west of Moravia on Use 20th inst. Rev. Mr. Patterson of Darlington, being sick the discussion was participated in by Rev.. lifesern; Alexander and John !don on the part of the sairmative, and Rev. Marrs. Onveten and Phillips on the part of the negative. After the first day's discussion of the subject, they ad journed to meet on the third Tuesday of August in the same church, in order to conclude the ..debate. The discussion was conducted by the disputants in a most excellent spirit. No personalities were indulged in by any of the speak ers. They all seemed intent upon sneer seining what was the truth by compar ing their views and a frank avowal of the points held In common. The antdect is exciting great interest in Lawrence Co. When the discussion is resumed It is expected the Rev. Mr. Patterson and Rev. Mr. Higgins will be added to the number of disputants. In haste,, au revoir. WYANDOTTE. The anniversary of the Pope's 2.lth yr. in the chair of Peter, was celebrated at the Catholic church lu this place on Sun day last , High mass was, sung, by Des. Julius Kuenzer, who also preached a ser mon appropriate to the occasion; idler which the "To Deum Latlamue* was sung by the choir, followed by 11w benediction of the bltesed Sacrament. Pin None is the only Pope who has compassed the years of•St 'eter in the Pontificate, and Catholka believe it' a special mare-of Grod's favor, hence the recognition of its anniversary. z AS the ,Pope Is a prieSner in his own capitol, Iw is entirely dependant upowthe Yolontmy charity of thu finthful for Alp• port, alche cannot accept • a salary from Victor Emanuel without recognizing the legality of the robbery of the dominions, posamsed by himself anti his preticses.sora tor over eleven hundred yearn. The Bea -1 .ver congregation - raised over $l2 It may not be audio to give the Catho lic view of the temporal sovereignty of the Pope. The pipet States are not lar ger than Beaver county—just sufficient to contain ' the' eharches, schools and colleges of that body of Christiana. They claim that the Popetannot be a subject of any Prince, Potentate-or PoWer, ex cept that , of God—otherwise he would be restrained and fettered in his action. That the pipet:States are the property of the Cotholle world, and should be main tained inviolate ;just as the District of Columbia belongs to no particular State, but to the United States at large. Any usurpationof the District of Columbia by any one State, would be resisted by 1 all the other Statesi So with the Papal District, or States—absorption by Italy is resisted by the entire Catholic Torld whose property it is in common. D. Tsui wart* season Is hat approaching, hare you got your supply of gummier clothing! If not. the seat time you are In New Brighton drop Into H. Z J. Snellenburgii on proaderay, and beeupplied. WHOLESALE HOUSE JOSEPH 11ORNR & CO. , . 76, IT and TS Market Sti - eet, PITTSBURGH. &Wag reamed the Retail Department of our Market ',Street Rowe, to the.eligant rooms. 192 and 199 Pena Street, Uttar, Sallillnff, we are bettiri 4 eillm.dthul" , season beretobre IA we Use demagidifet die Jobtikag Trail*. " Vre ieosld it:qv:Oa:lly soUdt a call from at Dealen in Notieu, Ream wend theft we ow etas me wood, If not trotter Stoehr lad nit" than any bol" YAW or Went. Ruh troodr,lmim . Ankigderukc. cook , " TAN" =I,:,R3PIAgs. 'loop Stiffs /braes. ibaau, , Caars-"enad , Int 9 0 ads: Add Dad flottotis ß , 71d/s. Maims. Naiad and Saw ! wa"s Moo. eveg7ll4ag MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS, AT kOWIIIT roam 75, 778: 79 Market IStrelet, PITTSBURGH., New Goods Arriving Every Day IItNRYLAPP Deigerin all kinds of iterniture„ 111011110-o Lin & PIM FIIIIES, OF ALiBIZZB FUEFISUBD TO OILDRIL eam oree4 above Mow Paelloryt • .120CHMTEli, PENN'A. . nig larva stock in BC4III maul eoutantly on hand. and .slag as tiro molowan price.. Crew and Hum prorldmt at Me shortest po lka. Bails( 4 largo Moot of all blade of Moo taro on and wishing to nuke room for 1101 86d med iae,. utak, woo* I We redaind of maylt dos Palm le Q. Joan - It G. JoinfXre Egc"*". Esibligeitylicritentdobste l ld William G. JolMston & Co., PlVEN'Triatea, STATIONERS And Blank Book Makers, 57 and 59 Wood Street, Pnlyii3UßGH, PENN' A. mys4.l7 MMt :hl 1 ~ Bogg's t, Buhl's. Battiete 81% Its, sokl this season at 50 cts. An Extra' Elarwain White Victoria Lifts, FOR SUITS, at 25 eta, about ono half the value. 1 Case Genuine Organdie Lawns, at eighteen tents.. LADIES' BUFF SUITS. OPENED TO-DAY New Black Hernania, at Reduced Prices. . JUST OPMN3EID, Brocade and Striped Grenadines, from 2..1 cents up to finest qualities. , White Llama Lace Points Bieck Llama Lace Points. Having purchased-a fine assortment of Laae Points nt a sacrifice, we offer the beast value to be found in this market. New 'Bargains, 'for each Depaitment, Opening Daily. , sosoz 3.lUitt 12S FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGEntMe CITY, PA aprs:ly;chdmylljeal. ATTENTION ,2 ,.....................„ 3 10 called, to our large et kor WAITHAM WATCHES MEN!iiiEEZI In the iltat pia* the Waltham Company Is the olds; and has had toarkold the ewe:knee of any alma engaged In tie buskins to the Vatted States. In the elicited puce. the insehbery In Deo by - UmWaWam Company le far more perfect ;And ruled, sae im a result In the Watches we of far Mew grade iced of wester variety, and we tabled La the lud at ineek t qw Pekes than 1.. %nyle considered. Waltham gbh 'snow =Warticle, lb reputatkm artabibthed, as • wasequenco, it sold at les* profit. thin say ghats la the auks& • 'JOEL!! wrinrzarsows MN* CO., Zevreterfasi alherrallits, , _ rxemvassi. r.a.! spriliam.) i Hews Still Larger FOR 'THE MILLON Rare opportunities are sow Maned far securing Lames te a mild. herday. and anogothil climate, far ono-third of their came Ave year. Mace. TEE NATIONAL REAL U.TATI4 AGENCY hag tar sale teal estate of every demaiption, locat , ed in the hiklatie and Southern States; impromd stock grain andfrair tams; rice, eu_and (on pLaritalkma; timber arid sanarras • city, v l / 1 09 4 . and rural residence. end tnaingar studs; stills and mill eitesJoetorke. La. Write 6w Land Register amtainingdaicription, location, price and terms ofproper. tkta we have for sale. Address—lL W. CLARKE d CO. .794 National Beat Beats elgente. 471' mut 479 Roma. Avenue. ITa~mii, D. I. 'State and County Tax.' or= County Tremiarer will attend in. lbe we mil towashipsand boroughs for the porlywe Of receiving the State and riounty Taxes for the year 1871. at the places and time designated be. low. el: Chippewa tp • July 5 'Wilson Cunning (ham'. BeaverS and Ohio G Adams ' Store • • 7 X It Deninyees 10 Hotel °trio tp Hootnnwn born It Hotel 12 Kroolio Smith- Oa 6 Greene tp Hanover a du ME!EIMES!MM ' [lel Hanover lir - 14 J R Wlleon's [Store Raccoon tp " 17 JII Chneteje Independence tp •• IS Jchn Hoboes' do a Hopewell tp . " 19 J Davie' Store Hopewell tp *.• 91 Robt W Scotee Mc ir xxA " 91 Mr.. 141Illott's i ymenta can be made in adJolnlng town. oh ill Iloenoce sun doe by law J a ly lat. Those SKR paid aithat date .111 be collect ed arldtcosta 1na7t.17.1 E. ALLISON. lower. Reeser Co. ' NATIONAL RAMC REPORT. Report of the cond i t io n of the National Bank of Beaver cosntr, New Brighton. ra... at the tined balance, on the Nth do of Jane. 1871: 'Lonna and Discounts , I.l.rerdratta KM 73 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation MAU CM U. S. Honda; and t3ecuritlea on baud.. KCVO is Due from redeeming and metre Wrote 'Jae from other National Banks_ Doe hem from other Nu N Banks and Banks____ kers 416 211 Bunking Louse • ' 11,314 14 , Yuntiture azaktixtures .uala as Current expenses rkho 42 Taxes paid *MAC that Items VC Itllla a other National Henke UK* IC Frictional Currency, (loch:ding nick LeraTh r ,n'e '2.-1....i. calan.;;;;loter., MOM= MOM CO PDX. $4.8.16 Zie ULM 00 8.1194 Ta SO Capital Stock Surplus Novi Interest . .. .bi. Pugh andogi National bank circulation. MMus& unpaid, bilvianal &posits, • Duo to National brinks Deo to State banks and bankers Total ' Ma u o yR B yo v m er ia i . L t h N e N atMo ve at B Ca d k o r f Beaver Coenty, do solemnly atm that the above statement is true to the best of mytmostiedge and 'belief. EDWARD HOOPN, Maier. Subscribed sad &dittoed before me Me 14th day of 31111 e. 1871. ' • JOHN GLASS, Justice olsAir Prat. Correct—Atteif i DSO. W. HAMILTON, O. S. BARRER, . . D i rec t o rs . JAMES DUNCAN, . 'Jong SI. VITI-3w. ' J. D. RAMALEY'S Hat House wzqul . GENT'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, No. 04 Fifth Alrenuoi PITTSBURGH. The Beet alma at Lowest Prices. Own& sent tat any address, on approval. mayStly. .MiseeUaneous. i James T. Brady lc To Co., • BANKERS A L: Financial Agents tithe Untledpgawry ; FOURTH AVENUE & WOOD ST., Pittsburgh, Pa. • Dealers be , all issue s o f Goveinmers Seenailien, Gold, Silver, and Onr Puna; Buy and Sell BONDS, COLD, MORTQAGES, And first class &curia= gasere4f. e =oaned on °averment 1004; at low. INTERNET ALLOWND ON DIPO6ITi. saiyaly --- Children's Carriages! ) A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK Of Two and Thrne-Wheel,Olgs, PERAMBULATORS, AND WILLOW CAERLAGES, of the bed New York and Philadelphia manufacture, at rvisonsbl6 prim. Also, Ladles' Satchels, nukes, Fancy Gond; Notions, Toga, Jet Jewelry, te., dcc wholesale and retail, at F. A. O'LEARY'S, 148 Federal St., doors above the Market, mayrkly. Allegheny, Pa. STEREOSCOPES, VIEW 6, ALBUMS, CIIROMOS, FRAMES, • E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., at Broadway, Now-York. Invite the attentioil of the Dude to their extensive assortment of the above goods, of their own publication, manufacture and importation. Also. PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES end GRAPHOSCOPES. NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE E. & 1111. T. Anthony & 691 Broadway, New York, Opposite Metropoliean Hotel. Importers mil Manyanturers of PHOTOGRAPIIIC 3IATERIALB unarB;'7l-1y BEAVER SEMINARY & INSTITUTE mill Open its Fall .Session Septembpr 12, 1871. It has added to its Curriculum, a Teachers' Course, Designed espocially . for Common School Teachers, to whose interest special atten• tion will henceforth be given. • Also, NORMAL COURSE, Suitable for those who would make teach ing &profession, and lit themselves for the highest grade, or Principalship, of our Union Schools. . . _ . Young men are given a Bugloss Education, or fitted fur College. Send to Rev. H. T. TAYLOR for the new Catalogue. [Jel4:llm • .30TD. w. F. NICI!!AT. 2. C. 11.WC117T Boyd, Murray Fawcett, Wholento and Retail Deskr. In LOOKING GLASSES, _ Picture Frame's, Mouldings, ' OIL PAINTINGS & C:1; 01011, cm, the Atte of Ike Old rhrertere psfildismg, NO. 5S FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNA. apr5;34211 Q 0 LONG AA AMERICA keep. lb. 0 the Bible will keep America. Te■ One Bum ' An Important 'took on the Great Question. AGENTS 'LW/TED, MEM OPEN MIELE, Dr liar. JOSEPII DEIIO, D. D.. Author of The Joevi CobtreA and Rah, Third Edition Now Ready, 111SED AND F.NLATIGED. 130 EN (7,ll.A.viNcrs.4, Liberal Cannabislons I Rapid Sales: Quick Profits. THE SURE ROAD TO SUCEW A WORD TO AGENTS. There le no ocarellx,of hooks to sell. Out the pest mem...of an agent lies In his sleeting that - work which meets. the waste of the times, and dads most powerfully with the living Wines of the day. The recent efforts of the enemies of Protestantism to banish the Intge from the Petite Sehoolo, and the late attempts in the Legislature of New York and Illinois to legal= this outrage t eeri n n b tre ligidaanol reli gi on. P i ro ib t a erteuta bl a v deshre aro % know and have demisted a more thorough knowledge of the intents and -purposes of Ude mat organization, which boast they will posress Mho conUT Debra the cloven(' the Nineteenth Century. Tim Orm Outs{ drahe wits dime questima. and the readinese kith hkh the first two editions have been sold Is sufficient proof of the inkiest felt in the book. ' Address for descriptive circulars. S.. .1. It. FOSTER d CO., Ot Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, F.. apr3. $ /0".461 19.319 Si 19 11 New' Trimm ing Store, Cur. 3d & Seminary Streets. BEA.VER PA_. Mrs. F. D. Fast. Ras keit epened echoic° lot of fashionable Millinery: Hata, Bonnets, Frames, bons, Fine French Flowers, Illusion, &e. Ladies', Misses' and Children' hose, Geatlemens' unbleached Callan Hose— eattn quality, KID GLOVES,. -' C08:3P.M% COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, 'EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, SPOOL COTTON, Machine. Silk. X4l 11 3,5:L 01./ 10,681 CO E=l2 'um di 104,1130 00 I,VI SI IMAM 40 11.1119 II 9131 SI 17V.1.VETR1C11313 4 0N 13 'sad all articles dually kept lu First-Class $113033 SI Tririnling Stores. , In ailition, she will keep a good assiort• me" of Toys. Lead Pencils, dtatolnery, Penknives and Selasorsi consi Fresh-Carder Urinary awl Gingersnaps anGy on (aprliktf. V.V..1 3 > esaukaitaa, TEA j - STORE, J. A. ROBINSON, NO. 2 DIAMOND PITTSBURGH, PENN'A. His now In! Store, •tfarge . and well selected Stock of Fine Teas, Coffees. SUGARS, SPICES, Cawed Fruits mill Vogetables. All of 'which are offered at fair prices.— The examination of persons visiting Pittsburg Is Invited to our stock. J. A. Robinson. No. 2 DIAMOND. wayB,em Pittslmugb,
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