The ~sea~reE - : Bearer. rii.i,SePt. gOths, S7l. Circulation ilttnctrid. Rates of OM I mir-19 (Wept). its Go la op . 43 ca l ..quarry. do it el* 0 , .4x) •"1: 0 i . ,quartv., do i 500 600 9 001 4 ,(1142TTM, (10 I f 6M. 800 10 501 i„ cuinum,....4l 8 00`. 11 00 15 001 ~ niltima 4, i 38 00 i 11 004 15 00 tO 00 t , olumn 1 22 Oul as oo _ _ __ ___ A. l “ , ourtrators''and Execitars' Notices r , cWt notlegaidilie, ten cents.. ;AI Ps Ytnento.. to he made quarterly, except for tratalettAdvettiseutents, which must be paid lit advance: --- - . - GEO. P. ROWELL 40 Park Norf.:N. York.. 31.-vErris.soiLL b Co r 37 Pruii itow , Now York are rho etrre.as.euts,lur . Tpz - ..Britirn A Up VII in that cirri .aud itre autborirea tocOntra" tot 'llmettluz athertisementa curie at our low ''• q 4, t l ra ft s , veruanni in that city are re cintatect to lEate , Milt favors, irlth elthet of the above houses. ' : - - -TABLE. +Cleveland (1 - . Pittsburgh 11. IL—Trains Last leave Beaver 'Station as follows: Mot . wog Aeconet 5.2; p. Van going We l t Ititte - Menier Station a,) stall, 7;46 m.; A:n4mtnitoodotion and Ex prL ,-, (through to Bcliait,) 6.15 p. m. Pitt. Ft. W: at C. EL R.—Trattie_ going rsis4 e rcoch,bwr. station (at. end of - bridge) as an Bea% er Falls Accom. 5.1.1:1 a.m.; Etion accent. , :1, , a la.. New Cattle uccom. 8.31 a. in.; B. Falls 11.10 p. En. I mine going Went leavOliochetter Suakin, (at ot Itrid,v) an follows: actoua.,./1.14. m.; I. accotn: 5.12 p. to.; Erie oßtbt impreos 3.45 p. Is F. accom. 7.37 p. m. rune going East tints: ltoaiesterAtipperilla p,,t as follows: 11. F. &TOM. 6.0.5 a. Etdtti at n,:.',.15' a. tn.; New cattle scrum. - . 5.411 ti. In; exp. 19.32 a. m: Dearer Falk aCoutia. 12.13 ;0 in.; Cliicagu Mail 2.93 p. in Erie exp.. 4710 p. in; u. Erie mail 9.45 p. Tratne gouag West, leive Rochester kl]pper) De pot a., follows : Chlragornsil Sari a. M.; Eric. exp. 2.5 a. in; Bearer Fait, accom. 9.53 a. m.; Chicago exp. 11.30 m.; etilcagn 3.55 p, tieW Cam accom. tau p. » Erie exp. 5.41-p. In Oparer 1 accum. 7.44.; The attentiou , of the public is directed to the following New Adrertisenienta which appear for the lirst time 41 the Anu Ca to-day Dlesolutlon—.l. W. Cross!' *„. .t Shoe itouse—d. U. thalami: . ltridge'Vater Foundry—Thomas Campbell. Minuet - Alto Notice—Boyd and Shave. A dvernsetneut—Joseph-Hotne Forma for Sate—Jndromerat••htad. -•- Administration .tiottUe—E. 't W. C "Cald*ell. Speelal Notices--nago Aildrkasan. !..perlal Notices-11 U. Mills Nottee•—speyerer.t Sons. X tlairs' Sale— Davidson's estate l',,rtnership Nottee—Ek, Shaw. card—Boyd Shati. J. IL Calkins & Co.—Curd. eiat Notices—lL S. ilibbatd. Noticce—Ladle? Working Society 1 , 1.-t•tal Notices—hire. Fast. !...iw,:cfal Notices—WO! Smiths Co. ...1... , via! Notict.zs . „--4. C. floret, gtitikel--11,:orge COI& & Co.: esq., a proud !wilt lawyer of this place, and one of Hes% er's beat eitizens,ls .about4to leave tr town to reside in;litataver Falls. „Mr t errsi re business deinneetions in - the, lAttcr place seems to make this move a whielt can no longer be avoid- It is to be hoped thal , LO B 1 314 Y ‘f r U l n among, iis will' not be permanent. -Mr. J. R. Imbrie, brother to the Imbrie of Beaver; who has, for the past six or eight years', ,, held a posi t .:1 in the Surgeon General's Depart swrit'-at Washington, I). C., is on a visit t,. tii. relatives in this place. He returns Washington in the course of a couple r ‘stekri. Mr, L's long continuance in th...auie Department attests his etlicien o.) a clerk and his.merits it 4 a man.- lAte-t and best Ptyleßt .of Jewelry, le all Ito aiN. twat,chee.to be found at John tilerenson'e a ce 93 Market btreet. Pittaburgd. Pest No. '219, G. A. IL, of Heaver exhildu3tl a beautiful Military Al legury:to crowded houses, for several .lays last Nveek,"at Lafayette Hall.- The perlorinanees were under the supervis - 1,,t1 of R. I'. Hu bens, er.,q., and elicited; the Itetive cu-operation of sufficient na tive histrionic,„talent—assisted by one experienced actor, Mr.• Collins—to ren der their performances veay attractive, and popular, and- entertaining. The Charity Fund of that Post has been con ' siderably j augtnented. ' Sreia.pio Tatit• i ya r e and presentation pieces, r John Slerenson' SON, tt Siarkeeptreet, Piusturgli. je'Lly Arithmetical. — 7 Now, my hod,” siii.te school director„ "if I had a mina] and should givd two-twelfths of it t" John, two-twelfths, to Isaac!, two tweiftlim to Marry, nod should take half the pie tn:4-self, whit would there he h•ft? Speak up lon&No that the people can hear. - "The pitte!" sbouted the Bu rr Ea, eggs:, fl andilliekens, taken in es h:ui,r •r g00d,4 a rs Bence's Beav er. isepti;4w. • . It the duty of evtry true woman to look a. beautiful as the can. It is her 11.1.42,- to brighten audfgladden the Avyrld .th her loveliness ,Stist a. 4 the flowers and trees, the, skies +1 waters brighten and gladden it. Ilerosense of the beau t,i al %Imola aiways everywhere.be ated, for thus vi;ill her thoughts be 11:01e pure, and her nsind be the home of tlangs. RefineMent .mes of an things tuttutiful. --- A :•:!:w stoek of the latest styles of dress coods. just received at t). Nelson's !•I li,ocheiter s on the thatlClOncl. "c pi 1 2w KO TO TILE Pstg.—Liu - lies going to the Fair should not fail to give Mrs. Settee a call. She has the largest lot of the latest styles of French and American Millinery Goods, as well as the cheapest: also-lut' line of Hosiery, Gloves, and Faney Goods, Trithminga, ttc. Third street, Bearer. sepl3-2wf Both of the Sett - liner/ea s of this place opeued'uo Tuesday, thel2th inst, Quite a number of pupils have enrolled their names and are Wetly engaged with their studies. - Mrnis and bopti' fall styles cif Hats and Caps, at A Harvey* Br/dona tor. init)ll-2w. An Excellent Reform.—lt is a matter of general satisfaction to travel lers on the Pittsburgh, Fort WaYne and chicago Itailroad that the practice of checking tickets before entering the train (starting from the 'Allegheny Sta tion} has teen at last abandoned.. Sev -erat suits have. been beonght against the man whom tho Company employed to perform that unnecessary duty, atten tion was directed to the matter, and the managers of the-Toad wisely abolished the whole system—for which though simply a matter of justice, they have re red many thanks from those wi> 13 u pursue their travels 4.1 perfect a - ,a,c. • N.' I' alt t•ltnice groceries ga pis A: S. Har • \ y . Bridgewater, Pa,. sepl3-2w, ii.)! It TH FAlR!—tadieM visiting the Beaver. Fair should call at Mrs. -- +V•tioe Millinery and Trimming Store, er, where they will lind.a full stock FAI I and Winter Ilats, Bonnets, Flow- Memel, Ilibbonm, Velvet"; Collars, liosierv, and 'Fancy (:nods gen ‘llv. Next door to U. P. Semi ary. '.l‘ her a call, sepl3-2w. The 711akinz of a Good Wife For Somebody.—Miss F. Luella 'Frembley, daughter of Dr. Trembley, of ), nhio, on receiving her diploma Granville Female College this miner, went home, took charge of her lees books, -.collects his bills, and the work of a besiness agent. .Her sui of books are as correct as those of any k accountant. Last,werk, when her I .;rtiolay anniversary came, she was the r•-.-IpiMit of numerous gifts, and her 1:illosr improved the occasion to rani - f,•st hr, appreciationi of her services by presenting he i r $l,OOO. Missionaries and others sojourn i+ ni foreign lands should not fall to 111 -- gwith them a good supyly - of John , tr . nod lint Liniment. It is the most ac ikatiie medicine for all purposes .there e• in the world. The Democracy ;at Now-, - ,Hrighton Al.! vicinity, through their Correspond ';scoretary,have invited Hon.Wtri.llle cllaml and Capt. J. H. Cooper, to meet in social converse at Concert Hall, que - okty this week. Although it is to h e "hat a social gathering;" "of course, th, disthigrii.?.fied gentlemen will be ex .lkk-cted to speak." The EiernoKracy re s-;lved, in solemn conclave that it would is , very proper,- meet and right, to take their wives, sisters and Children with' them to sail meeting, and they should -i tecordingly do so. The public general ly are invited. ;Thursday has been des ignated as a suitable day. - - r- Contagionsdiseases, each as horse as glander, may be prevented by the use of Sheridan's Cara/ry thud/host Powders. Pereoa traveling with horses - should take note of this. lIIZ st~N~s• _, • :.~ ~..i t- N Gal. 1 year ......... —,.... Et 11000 10 2011 13 00 18 00 15 00 2100 1100 313130 121 00 0000 GO 00 100 03 -fa 00 Reunion of Octogenaridno.— There teas a t ennlon of four relatives, at the residence of Chief Burgess M. S. Johns, of New Brighton, on the 7th inst.., whose united ages aggregated. &12 years, viz: Mrs. Susari Eckert, aged 84; Judge Jarob Slagle, aged 82; years, Mrs. Mary Cummings, aged 80, and Chief Burgess Johns, aged 75; years. The meeting was accidental, andldi parties said to be in excellent health. Military.—The Reynolds Rides, of New Brighton will go into encampment , In accordance with the requirements of law, en September loth, (Wednesday)• The ( . 'aptain, J. S. Winans has issued the following General Order: This command will: go into, en- CUM pMent Sept,. 20th. 141; to continue until the evening of 23d inst., in compli ance with Act of Assembly. During the encampment the command will be gov erned-strictly by the Rules and Regula tions of the U. S. Army. IL. The Company will meet at their armory, Wednesday, Sept. 20th, at 5:30 p. in., fully uniformed and equipped. Members will provide themselves with blankets, cooking utensils, and rations, except bread and meat, which will bo provided. WATcu Itzemarno —lf your watch. t* out of Or t lohi, StrreniOn's SOne C.4.4Pitto holgli 11 f ill be repub ell and returned tree of expremo charger. All work Warranted. je7,ly SZWING DiActirffm Ott., fineat , quality, warranted not to gum, at Hugo A ndrie4- tien'sHeaver Drug &Ore. An Independent, Judielpry.— Solomon Dunkleberger, of Little Maho ney township, Northumberland county, is KO to be•the only Republican 'in the township, and the only man who can read and write.' On this account he is ch3men justice of the peace by him fellow citizens, on the principle of an " inde pendent §udiciary.— =I We Melte our friend. to cal and ezmnlne our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Orders core mud promptly filled. lohn Merefaon't Wins af Co.. SKI Maryut street. Pittsba,rgh. Je7,:y To Marriageable Ladies.-For the benefit of those of our lady readers who wish to change their state of single blessedness, we publish the following extraet.of a letter from alooely pioneer of La Coma, Wyoming: , ..."lsinoigelji Wish that many hundreds of old maids and widows who cannot . et husbands at home would come out here, where they could speedily get a choice ofgo(x), hon est, hard-working men, who could make them comfortable and independent. '1 here are, I really think, five men here for one woman. In fact, very many men have been compelled to live with native Indian women, who, to my eye, are perfect frights, and worse in their conduct than appearance, although that is bad enough." Fon the newest and latest novelties In %Vetches Jewelry and stirer Ware st &be losceso prices: ;N. to .tua..Szer.h.cm's soni rt Co.. 5'3 Ntrket etreet, r:tt , har;,:h. 1C7:17% PA' RE old Monongahela Rye and Ken tucky Bourbon Whisky, French, Cali fornia. and Blackberry Brandie 4, fur medicinal - purposes only, at lingo An driessen's Beaver Drug Store. Prohibition 'Ticket.—lt seems that ice were misinformed last week as to who composed a portion of the Prohi bition ticket. The ticket is as follows: AsAiiably.—Jaines IL Fife, Beaver Falls, Associate Judge.—Jatneti NV. Mitchell, Beave; Falls. Tr cateirer.—R9bOrt Mears, Rochester. C'oniniussloner.—N. NI: Eider, Darling tou. Auditor.—John Decker, 3.;ew Wigton —3 years, Francis Banks, Beaver Falls I year. Poor House Direcloi.—joseph M. Al exander, New Brighton. Trustees of Aeadeiny.—Rev. David Williams, New Brighton, Rev. J. L. Deems, New Brighton. No nominations have been made for District Attorney or Surveyor, as yet. Rev. A. 11. Ravens. a minister in the M. E. Church. and wbo has resided in Beaver since last spring, was appoin= ted by the Erie Conference. which met a couple of weeks ago, to take charge of the Yonngsvillc, Circuit, Erie Confer ence. The reverent-gentleman left for the scene of his futnre,labors last week. He is a very worthy gentlemen, has an agreeable and interesting family, and it is to be hoped they will find their new home a pleasant one. ~: eihn has bintrafj o hiftilkildieelOrged the duties of PostmasieraiSeaver - Falls, is about to give place to tho t recent ap -4:44. B. .I)l7:in ic osq ' whip° lopion 11,oe 64614 „diactum 01143 duties of Postmaster, have been for-, warded to Washington for approval. Mai esiElittaiii l 4 lo63 g4 a l l t ies of Fall Blatt, Bonndts, Ri int . - ming, -Hosiery, dm. Butler, eggs, soil chickens, taken' in exchange lbr graida. Give her a call at 3d street Beaver. , 13 , 4 0fit iv * BooTs, SHOF.B AND Gusts, AT Wilma:- sat - N.—The attention of 011 r, reactors, is directed to the advertisement, Of Chit well wn house of J. H. Borland, 53 and 55 Wpod sttecf, Pittsburgh, which will be • tia itijanothhr Column- • ide: BOrkirid is fully up. in all branches of his btisi nese. Re keeps a very large stock, and buys his goods direct from the mannfac turers, for cash, so that he la ablest() sell just as low as New York 'and Boston dealers. He is also Agent for Philadel phia Manufactured Goods, selling at fac tory prices. Cotintry- Mebehants have their orders tilled promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. {five .him a call when in the city, and examine his stock and prices. Punic. NOTICE la hereby given that, on end af ter Ma, 6th; and until th 6 fit of '.SesAttmbett, :the County Commissioners will tr.ect at their office in the borough:rteascr, on 4 on Saturdayof each week.. Clerk. —•— The Egg Question.—A questinein the A saris a short time ago Seemed dif ficult of solution. An old farmer at North Sewickley gave the writer a solu tion of it which is doublims,correct. The question was In regard to eggs. First woman had 20, second 30 and third 50. All sold them at the same rates and re ceived the same amount of money for their eggs. The rates agreed upon were 2. cis. per dozen and one cent for the odd eggs. It is evident that each received the same sum of money for her eggs. If the astute propounder of hard questions WIN mom of the propounder_ chenieter lit him send - them to fltabertsort Clint; eikt., and obtain the solution. Fox SAA.—.k 'scholarship in Um Iron City College, Pitt.burgh, Pa., can behad on very moderate terms on application at the Anus officei Any young man desirous of obtaining a knowledge of book keeping, .Cc., will find It to his advantage to purchase the scholarship ghre referred to. ' • (Ang2-tf. WALTUAS WATCHICS.--Belng Agents for the pale of these Watches In the City of Pittsburgh, we are confident of our ability to please In styles and prices. Jo 7in Stern - Aeon's SO/18 at lb., 93 Mar ket street, Pittsburgh je7 ty NEW fall and winter Dry Go Oda and Notions just received at A. S. Harvey's store, Bridgewater, Pa. sepl3-2w. OPERA MOUSE DINING AND BILLIARD SALOON.—Those of our readers visiting Pittsburgh, should not fail to visit the above, saloon, just opened under the proprietorship of Geo. E. Reineman. This saloon, the largest west of the mountains, is complete in all its ap pointments, having commodious dining and billiard rooms and bar, all furnish ed in the most gorgeous style. Obliging and experienced gentlemen ere IN it the head of each depallinetilz- I the whole being under the personal super vision of Mr. Reineman—apd visitors may depend upon courteous 'treatment LsepGeow-4w. SILVER-PLATED WARE. : We sell none but trip. ple plate. nend for drawings and prices Goods sent C. 0 L. If desired. JoAn Ster , nson's Sons & CO.. WI Market street, Pittsburgh. icily eLocPta•. CLOCK*. CLOCKB.—Amerlc.an Clocks a full stock, oeuest styles, lowest prices. John Ster, , nson's None & C 0.., 93 Market street. Pitts bur;;li. 111;‘141:0 ICETNOI.O9 ItITLZIA, P. S. N U., # 11V.14itIT.N. Sept. 11. IS-11. Speroil Orders, No. 77—Extract By order of CAi=•r. J. B. WIN ANA. Commanding ('o in ny J. A. WAREPIELD, Crlmpany Clerk. =CI FRESII Tincture of Burdock Seed, by the pint 2r. gallon, at Hugo Andriemsen's Beaver Drug Store. . standhir Ibtkiesito.thair ss wr that Democrats were averse to tilling pc:oi -1 *nea r 144 pottl,..tt hi VIA We; farinshidi MUM& ny strong enough to dispel this illusion* At thellesentiisneAhero aro one lun drod and filly-six Democrats in that conutY announced tia•i4additiates for `"te various ollices,, Tlere are thirt i y ? three cand,444,l *lleattiikUcli*:k qoit , o . sen ator, thirty-six for Askombly, thirty for Sheriff, tv?eutPlaX for Treasurer, twqn ty for Conunissioner, and six for Aago elate Judp. Whit a lot of sore heads theresill/be,the day after,,tita iutpina tink convention is t efdl` NW . FALL. MILLINEILY.—idr% Fast has this week received a new lot of Fall Millinery and altc - 7will keep on hand a tlno supply of tritnnuld hats and '. 4 ° 4- riets. flon.W.'land has favored us with a copy of the 114 s 410 resolutions passed at the Third`Session of the Forty first ,Copgress, and First Session of the FortySeeond Congress. ONE car load Cautou.Vity Flour, one car of "Etna Flour and Feed, and a fno ios ef New:. Orlegrai.,Elehtseei 'fbr wet% wholesale and retail, at Speyerer at Sons, Rochester, Pa, , Two second-band Billiard Tables for sale, inquire of IL U. Mills, Broadway, New Brighton. [sep2A-3w. Mr. Isaac Shamir, of Brighton town-' ship, knows Ito* to pot the proprietor and employes of a printing office In a good humor. One of his efforts, In that direction last week, was the bringing of a basket of large, ripo peaches to the Annus office, which were not a little relished,by its whole force. So say we all. Two second-band Billiard Tattles for sale, inquire -of H. H. Mills. Broadway, New Brighton. ' Lsep2O-3w. WYANDOTTE Thi College, it Washington, Ps.. bpgius Its present session under very fa- 4 runt:ale auSpims._ President 444, mid libl: * colleagites in the factilk+. 4 lad tltrOlv lug all their energies into their work; and all the iodleatiouspointto a Sessant and prosperous` 'session. We :notice among tho studonis the name of James M. Smith, of this place. Two second-band Billiard Table* for gale, inquire of H. if. Mills, Itroadwiry, New Brighton. [sep2o-3w. We Rise to Explalin.—Tramping printers whose breath suggest thebung hole of a whisky barrel, are respectfully reqttested to give oar office a wide berth. Wo don't want them at any price. In our Judgment, a good printer, or any other, competent Mechanic, need not go wandering hero and there in search of eii s ipkfulent, and Siang to get atly;lte sort to begging from them who have habits better Wan their own. Wool. Yarns, Country Flannels, and everything in the Dry Goods line, as cheap as the cheapest; at Hibbard's N. Y. street, Rochester. ---, Narrow Eaeape.—On last Thursday evening, a .4 Professor D. Eckels and family, of Carlisle, Pa., were preparing to retire for the night, they narrowly es caped a terrible coal oil 'conflagration. One of the Professor's daughters, it ap pears, took the lamp up from the table, Intending to 'leave the room. White In the fact of -doing so, the flame ran down into %the oil. when ,tthe immediately dropped the lamp upon the floor. 'Her father rushed to the spot, and attempted to extinguish the flames, bat of no avail. He then gathered up the carpet contain ing thefiarning lamp, and threw it into the street, thus -making a very narrow escape from a terrible contiagration. Persons cannot exercise too much; care itt-the use of void oil. THREAD Lacss and Edgings, real Lace Collars and Setts of the Inked styles and in great variety, at. Mrs. Fasta. List of Appointments.—Tho fol lowing list of appointments, made by the Erie Conference of the Id. E. church at Meatildile, last week, will be of inter , es t to inany'utour. readers: Presiding Elder, It. H. Huriburt. New Castle, G. W. Maltby; Mt. Jack son, W. Brimfield; Lowell, G. W. An derson; New Wilmington, H. M. Cham berlain; Pulaski, J. K. Mendenhall; Mehoningtowo, J. E. Johnson; Harris- L. Wick; 'Mercer. L. W. Day; Hendersonville, I. H. Scofield; North Washington/J. Crum; Clintonville, E. Bennett; Poland, G. Dunmire; Middle sex, J. S. Albertson; Sharon, J. It. Ly on; Clarksville, A. 11. Dower; Sharps ville, J. H. Merchant; Fredonia, D. A. Corgell; Greenwood, J.N. Foster; Hub bard, E. It. Knapp; Coalburg, J. Perry; Wheatland, C. F. Delo; Charleston, J. W. Crawford; Mt. Pleaeant, N. Morris. Ilia n'oinerdus Men& will be grati fied to learn that Dr. A. W. Acheson, son of Hon.. A. W. Acheson, of this place. has peen appointed to the chair of Pro fessor of Physiology In the Mediad' Col lege of Kansas City. Mo.— IVaahingtort Reporter. THE best of Prints are still selling for 124 emits per yard, at the Cheap Store of Will Smith it Co. sep)-2w. Narrow Gauge Railroad. A meeting was held at Perrysville, on Saturday evening, of week before last, for the purpose of taking the initiary steps towards constructing a narrow gang° railroad from Allegheny . City to Zelienople or Hartnony, Butler county. A cortimittee was,appoiuted to wait up on the citizens of Harmony and other prominent points along the route, in order to secure their co-operation in the enterprise. A committee was also ap pointed for raising funds to secure a pre liminary survey of the route. - Comic and see those aplendid.Bleached Muslins, over a yard wide, ibr 121 cents per yard, at the Cheap Store of Will Smith S Co. aepanw: Court Proeeedlugs--2d Week. —Our county Court adjourned on last Friday. • The 'following cases. on'. the civil list, were taken up: Joseph Anderson vs. Johnson; ap peal by defendant; jury sworpr; verdict for the defendant. Homer and Dawson vs. Rosewood Oil Company; case in assumpsit; jury s w orii; verdict for plaintiffs for two hundred dollars and forty-three vents. George White and James White vs. George Graham ; appeal by defendant; jury Sworn; verdict fcr plaintiffs for ninety-three dollars and thirty-tive cents. John C. Duff vs. J. M. and John Mc- Millen ; Jury sworn; verdict for plain tiff forsia hundred and forty dollars and seventy-five cents. Thornton Walton vs. Jacob P. Alio man ; jury sworn ; verdict for plaintiff for one hundred and twenty-six dollars and seventy-four cents. Rebecca Wilde, vs. W. J. McLain; non • suit. 0. H qoueb vs. James Toy's admin istratrix ; jury sworn ; verdict for plain tiff for one hundred and forty-four dol lars and ninety-seven cents. Samuel Moorhead vs. Matthew John son► ; continued by consent. J• ct H. C. McGowan vs. James Fra zier; jury sworn; verdict for plaintiff for one thousand and ninety-two dollars and twenty-seven cents. Conrad Brown vs. Henry IL Foote; streiken off; not at issue. Thomas Harper vs. D. 11. tit Andrew Sweeny ; continued. . • James Watt vs. Dennis Vaughn; con tinued at costa of defendant. James Erwin•s executors vs. T. 13. White ; Jury sworn ; verdict for plain tiff for two thousand six hundred and fourteen dollars. ' Bow Pantieinns are Made.— General Butler is not exactlysucb a man as fills our mind's eye, yet for all that be Occasionally tells some whohisome truths which are hard to got over. nen: is one of them. In one of his re):ent speeches be told _pow politicians are made. The process is thus described: "If they live in - the country they get to gether a little newspaper, and that news paper being owned by them, they hire : the editor, and he Agrees to puff them upon all occasions, until at length, by reason of continued puffing, it is sup. poliathat the pr3lloalins szosotitebody after all." That's thiS Way. "Hasn't that been the way in this - State, and haven't people always looked into newspapers to see what there was about public men, as;idrarely thonirbt for themselves =111=1:21 =ZS 11:C=1 I=3 1:301 ry.—We sawed leas e the tog of Mears. Briggs- and ^Jackson's stern InTiAlliPtti) ° , 4l ,.. ll 4%Pr i bctiting bilimAvrptqg c _On 14 . f ine;Wateki falai ana nickel amounting .some ,twOlie or Anartoent lo l4ni.: Wan 4.01 ;44 in va "0" house n0:0,1E4144c belonging to Mr. Clork - Usselton T 4Titivltbaltt. 4d,o;t.ytel Aktrehientifllltk likY Nrkg‘i aid Jackson, who alleged they belonged to skid,iiierii ift;thiWtriarot ttw !polio the evening preceding the fire. This seemed to prove penclusively that. the store hid beenrobbed first and ibeit set, on fire. The finding' of a portion of the goods on Mr: Vsseltores prenthleit fits toned suspicion upon him and an infer illation was accordingly made charging hint with robbery and arson. iro wins arrested and taken before Esquire Todd of Industry tp., who committed 'hint. Ou reaching Beaver, and the etoUrt being in session, be was allowed to glve ball for his appearance at the November erre. Gnos Grimm Htnnoscs of tdk cobirs, Flowers, Ostrich and Vulture Tips, Woolen ada Cotton Hosiery, ,Corsets, Hoop Skirts, etc., for sale very cheap ,at Mrs. rust's, Corner of Third and Semi nary streets. ' =CI Tux. ladlot of the M. E. Church, of F:lotiver,-• repose haVittloli booth - at the •• `PO* hott ock. theelthiens will assist thero by. thelrpreseoco during meat titne;'-iiir they expect , luoito some good things to eat. Come all and assist in paying thr that fin' bell ttild rings out so melodiously in our ears. A. GOOD variety of now Sliawla'and Skirt; at A. C. Hurst's. 'The President and family visited the Oil Regions, last Week, and was ov• erywhere received with the utmost en thusiasm. He unexpectedly arrive 4 in Pittsburgh on Friday afternoon friint Franklin, v 0 Allegheny Valley Rail road. The party consisted of the Pregi dent an.4Dtra. Chant, 11 . 1 lasiTt !IP" and Nellie, and the family nurse. For ,the benefit of our lady readers we copy the Gault(' correspondent's description of the personal appearance of the ladiesipf the distinguished party : Mrs. Grant le a middle aged lady. a little main ed to embonpoint, matronly and gentle in man ners. She seems as (me whose Mattel aad habits are more, dizmestic than public. Stto was dressed in a black, Insterless silk and overskirt with lace trimmings. A black short • cloak trimmed with white braid and fringe, black hat with velvet trim, wings end feather. Jet Jewelry with oeektie, Nellie Grant is a young looking girl of linevom }Merlon, plump and rosy, with regular features She mare a black sink dress With buff overskirt trimmed with double laws of fluting of the same; slmlLv trimmings her sleeves ; long shawl; straw hat with black veil; white collar and oars I I • with large gold-stone, The Presidentliaidl ho was traveling as a private citizen anklosired two denten. stration, preferring /I /Wet trip to the excitement 'pefet'Wli receptions. This, however, thd hollrevent,he propiti from expressing r resperet "for their Chief NI agtstratiN MolBn immense throng gathered in Fraud to bid hint' fare well. -3`here, woe no..apeech-mak g, hnwevor, .and' nothing fennel in the adieu as the train moved out of the de pot. At Wadi's Bend, Parker's Land ing, Einlingtoo, and kEittiating. there were crowds of people assembled to see the President, who eitippeid , out upon the platform efAlle-car i sift dtd- : not-+poilk. thiliarielbeAtthe dekt WY-AO - 1 194 h., the Presideqtiel cite was detached, anti Alia:l4.oa itde ;net ak,sh*,itr , b,ml ot.ttatl platform; lits-arriiikwaSkaiWn balloliilat&i etgaltrt,643-136" raptily*weadesua ntio. Oh oars snaved Or. ddltioaNny;;AVOßt.Vat - in ttoOdlrsetton at Hide Niireshiwtm,A Wu) a large ero\rd had' gatti(freft Ttid Treed dent visits MS relationa,* liYaatiington • • WE are now , repareti to furnish Our ilatfiefOgii:. tor( *fat liiiiiiry.thing in Millinery .and Van - or ffryllesslis c -at its:l o- W-Prieffif racet.,o4. Vrionntitins Will Sicaitliret•Vci. e Cheap Store, at Rochester, Iltr: sep2o-2w. Mits, latest-Atflels, ttt A. C Rorst'B. , z, • , Horse Fair.--The ibaxon, Mercer county, Horse Fair commences, to-mor- Tow (Thursday). The Associalien has an admirable track, well graded, rolled, and perfectly level. and wide enough at the narrowest point to admit five trot ting earls abreast. The buildings for judges anti spectators are modern, large, and coMpieto, as are all other nrratige - Intits in and around the grounds. They offer 82,0(H) in premiums, and already some of the best horses in the country are entered, We hope they . g:itod.w,eatlior. as that Will seeiate titem a ,good fair, Nlrtv (loons of every variety. at A. C Oral: V. de Hum resumed his la bors in the Beaver Ladies' Seminary on Monday of this week. Young ladies wishing to perfect their knowledge of music. With this excellent teacher should avail thernselves> of this opptatuulty. Hours will be arranged to suit, th..se who are not iu the seminary as pupils in other branches. 122111=1 Fun Goons, Pair Goods, Fair (Rods, wade by fair hands, for fair ladies, and seild at a/air price, at the Cheap .Sore of Will Smith & Co., Rochester, Pa. sep2o-2w. ONE of the greatest attractions to . be seen at our approaching Fair will be the exhibitions of the Babcock Fire Extin guisher, which will blatantly put out the large fire which Is to be made for it. This little machinoo has within six months put out, 600 actual fires, and is in use in the Fire Departments of over twenty-four large cities. The general agents are Messrs. George T. Carter it Co., 67 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. It. Ywnss, Zephyrs, Germantown Wool, for nale at Dirs. Fast's. Fouzinnv.—We direct attention to the Foundry .advertisement of thonilis Campbell, of Bridgewater. lie I s pro pared to torn out superior: castings of all kinds. His Crystal Palace Cooking lEctoVe, is beyond qnestion a anperior; ar tier:l,-os most of the honatriviires , et.this and 81/rrounalng mantles, willingly bear testimony. Ills parlor stoves, heat ers, and in fact all his (=stings, bear am ple testimony that none but skillful workmen are employed. Mr. Campbell is an attentive, accommodating and coat : loons gentleman—one well worthy the patronage of the public. =0 FA LL STVLES of Hat and 'tonne( Frames, at, Mrs. Fast's'. Joseph Llntienbrlnh. M. D.—At A recent meeting of the Medical Society of Beaver county, the following action Wllli taken pn motion, the *chair appointed Drs. Isaac Winans, D. S. Marquis and J. E. Jackson, a czemmitte to report the sonae of tho society. in regard to the death of Dr. Lianehbrink , , 4 1pfl ; after retiring a abort time reportedl the fOlicitiinsi pre amble and resolutions WHEnts.s. we, the members of Ibis society bare Teamed with sorrow, trot since our last meeting, death has removed from our midst, one of our old and must esteemed members. Dr. Joseph Lin nen brink, who, during a tong le had been an ardent worker In the proiession; and was loved and esteemed by all that knew him, for his good- MAW of heart and many genial qualities. Any. wucusaa, those of us who often met him _during. the busy geriods of his Ilfe—aa well remember htm as always cheerful, cordial nud pleasant.—belug desirous therefore. as members .ut the miciety, to bear testimony and manifest our sympathies to this bereavment ; It is therefore, Resolced. That in tLe death of Dr. Joseph Ltn. neubrink, of Rochester. this society acknowl edges a Providential viaitation which has retnow-- ed from our fellowship of , honored citizen and member of this society, and whose friendly greet ings are still fresh to as all. RegOked, That as members of the Medical so. ctety of Beaver county, we hereby express our _regard as well as out sense of the lass we have sustained to the death of one of the old founders of this society, and of whom but few now remain. Itesotred. That the sincere and heartfelt Gym. pethizs of the society be respectfully tendered to the family and friends of the deceased and assure 'them their morrow is eland by everOmember, Beduins& ttutt they Miy;tind consolation. in She many good acts of his Me, In the gratitude with which his name will be cherished, y. and la the trust 4 / 4 4-11 inintstrind desalt. earth prepared rasa ailtestr.lesees.lntlatence ledge an h d ot purer happins. &solved, T es hat these proceedings be spread up otalite.mtantes of the !rot e tr. inth yam/ Pre" sentad oSichilly to the bunny. said Dsbiuhed in at least two papers of the county 111, gutorr . G. W. La.NCIFTTT. Prat. , Seep. pro ran, Maxi. -Nast has this day received a largo lot•of new Fancy goods. Millinery and Notion., which will be sold at a very low figure. Do net fail to call. Corner of Third and' Seminary !dim* Bearer, Pa. 1211 11n "" i arf,4 l°4"l julti th4ls7 4:thasert °llB Johamillisowthi believing bliLlarbe elio tClanatti t t*, i trit tl o,l * ;: be was *34 tp, ausweg: cintrge w pr der. 'A • , py,or Pigt l . 4 4 ll ‘wasi Me- Wdnidattl lifgifiesbription ON'S yho t h re The Waal? IN"hrubibt about In' thls' Aron " had been MO !hal rolling Chleagp e rer IMMO years. Some months alnott.anti.r police officer, who had ones read du copied k above. obtained entploysient,et the alma mill, One day the ,ez.erg en t recognized blm by, theacneon hie *bent der.andtatoticecoutinunicatedhisi clone to the polkie:# Mr. , iltrown . danwa over having been In Intl, and says that he was uever looked up before 4n his life. lie claims to hate been Woiking in the rolling mils fur upward •af five years, and previous to that time worked• fur three years in the South. Re says he never wee in, New Castle. but that he wonted in ,piiieberghsbciat eleven, years 043% thrittiatfr, New York street; Roches ter, is stint skillet; Dry Goods dt Notions very cheap: _4 sPLENDID amortniont of Opera Flan. eels at A. C. Hunt's; A detail police has been furntshed to protect the small•pox ambulance Whi c h Amami patients to the HOMO oil' Pride arta 13► streets. On several •occasions the ambulance has boon stoned by peo ple in the neighborhood 'while It was carrying patients, and even while- car rying Corpse, and the other evening a reek ma let off under - the horses' feet.— „evening aironic/e. If such a state of things exist in Pitts burgh, nniti presunta the 'e7ti`ontele knows wbelecif it'anlrme, theio is more inhumanity there than wo ever dreamed Of. Wo are shocked to learn that there are people in a city so near us as Pitts bnigh, who are so destitue- of human sympathy as the ( thiosids represents them. They need reconstruction badly. titiestrs46 call at Ilibbar&s, Roches puichanitlg frotidNiu*re what46/)ulisundhow Weikt4tecauxiiiid 01e1V r lot Plaine* }and Flowers, at A. C. Hurst's.. _ ~,........-........... 411 11111....----.....-.... y., , That the public may Judge Cerro:wily Il lx, bow much re mice Maybe Placed in the accounts given "interviewers" of the views of person holding official Posi tion*, ' whose °pitiful)s on subject* in involving the pubfic in terest are suppos ed to have, great Weight In Shaping pub lic sentiment, 'Vie cite a recent case of which we happen - to . have some knowl edge.. Thelccoinit given by a reporter of the Philadelphia Sunday Times Oran "inter view" with / Hon. Thos. Nicholson, Cashier lu,Aiie Stale TreallaaVil.the aqtdoatoptPoXYAugt WV. 411 PaY° taken place at liarriaburg the ['Meek in AttgustPtvas published in the Beaver R Cdicalof theist instant. Where the stuff, said to be the restilt of this inter vieiv 'inks ecintkwted;and rite': what purl pose, the knowing once have not inform ed ns; but we are very credibly inform ed that Mr. Nicholson was at his home at Frankfort Springs in Bowler" amity at the time the "interview" is' said to have occurred. •-i-Aildisere let ni devrp: is renitirk for thy congratulation of the virtuous accus. eeA of Evans and Governor Geary; - Of course the hands of such. irdniacu• late, eager accusers were never stained with bribes nor misappropriated public money. :ifliorge 0. Evans wareppoint trittler &elicit of Assembly iiribioh t r required security entire. nur,thittfhe should pay °ter to the State any money ho might collect. Ile was recommended fur the appointment by many members of the same Assettrbly, arid whoever may 9r May not be guilty in this matter the wrong originated in that body. It is not , forgotten that the editor of the Radical was a member of that Assembly as was also the! present Collector of this district. sCpit conga° neither of these gentlemen had any Partin paining the act which left the doors of the Treasury open, nor In recommending tho thief who entered andAttibr_the.Metioy. One would think not at least. I they bad It would be be coming' in thernt now to • " lay their mouths in the dust."—Lagrrence Jour nat. THE best assortment of nice Jewelry, is to be found at Hiblnird's Rochester.. 66... 4 Methodist Eating Saloon." at the Fair. A good time Is expected A • war.os lot of Shetland and Iltrlln Wools at A. C. flurat's. " A Probable belrlsas is the 31. E. Morels." Mr. Noumea :—ln the ARGUE; of the 6th inst., I noticed ,stri article, with the above title that contains expressions of fear, and an evident misapprehension of the subject to which reference is made. The object of this present article is not to answer the former for the purpose of controversey,bet to . humbly attempt to , • correet%t4-erters. . • - _ 1 I cannot particularly take oldection to the writer's detiluitiou. of tha doctrine of sanctification as entertained and taught by this:branch of the Christian Church, yet it !Knot a " question latterly sprung up among the members," but the late special movement to which refer °new% made is but the revival of and adherence to the doctrine which "has always been apeculiarit'y ofthis church" since its organization..- 'While the lead ers in these special meetings (I am sor ry that the term "new departure " hav ing at present such an unpleasant sig nification to the people should tie so ir relevantly employed in conneetlen with this subject,) for the promotion lot' boll neogive preininence to the dottrine of entire sancti fi cation, they by n means ignore the doctrine of Justification, nor 'do they aim "to make regeneration of little or no consequence," but regarding v, l it as a great and glorious work rought in the soul, they, authorized by t e word of God, humbly exhort them bat/ are sanctified to be " sanctified wholly," and to "leave the principles of the doctrines of Christ" and "go on unto perfection," sutured that "being justified by faith we have peace with God through Mir Lord Jesus Christ; by whom also we have ac cess by faith into this grace wherein we shind. and rejoice in hope Of the glory of God." The writer of this present article has providentially been permitted to at tend a few of these meetings spoken of, and thereby given opportunity to min gle with some of the people professing torenjoy " perfect love," and has never been able to discover a single intimation , that the "other, ameemblages" of the Christian had some other objcet in view,` nor hat there eien,been teen, In these meetingeattended, tsn'artparent move or expression on tiorfiert of the leaders, that could be preiperlyAnter prated as aiming to " uneboreit'isit,lheir own a nd c aber dehomlnitiolitAliat do not think and teach as they db ;" but the writer has rejoiced tq see members of different denominations mingling af fectionately together, whose watchword was "Purity of heart," and who were glad to know, that "the blood of Jesus Christ his son cleanseth us from all sin;" tend rather than frown on their brethren in the church, they have endeavored "by love's divine attraction " to draw them to the " fountain opened " "for ain and un cleanness." seeing this, the conclusion has been reached that ((there exists any outmost ty in the church toward the doctrine dr " Holiness to the Lord " it must be among those who stand aloof from this movement for its promotion. which has thus far been so signally blessed; and not knowing this state of feeling 'to be bitterly. aroused or likely to be, the wri ter feels confident in saying at .6 long as we are qll " hungering and thirsting after righteousness'.' • there Is no proba bility of a - schism,, but that " With all lowliness and meekness, with long suf faring, forbearing one another in love," therewill be harmony by "encteavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace." May God bless us thus, amp:ill on "with all the fullness of God," • Cam). BAITED Fi.altatat.a of all qualities, at A 4 C. . , l4 Af. , SIMMS on thuriday last, began the Jewish sacred year. In the Jewish calendar there are tWO years, , the Bibli cal and civil, beginning in the spring and autumn. The Tint niattth of the sacred year and the seventh month of the civil year correspond generally to the moons of March and April - It is ob served by the Israelites generally with festival and prayer, and theceremony is based upon Leviticus. 23d chapter and averse; " Speak unto the children of Larael, paying, in the seventh month shall ye have is Sabbath, a memorial of blowing trumpets a holy convocation." Daring the fend all pbp.• of business are closed, an the days are devoted soktlyin mil us duties. The festival it was observed _ , .the Jews in Pittsburgh Wltiki4OndlY IN& ''• • • 195tatte or the Notilitiretni and filtiVigtoi t. urben. By the Itter;, J. Bacot tOttheilklsiter pcholtr Mist .f:eoctattun - it Bever: PI, Aug. UV. Re% 44/4kitlo7s " ie 4 " if T 6014411 65miraistryouttan0 wpm. uou will'Ulteimpardoo'nfti4o/ntroditig ptur yourlanb sint4lo4ental,::. would not Italh gisito 004 PA 441214t.ne5w -1006igidovvet to my beat% dethandtt, It atsy • seem somewhat :tigotistio.ht otteef my humble rank' to tided eirmithint to,, and express - my dliapfiteihd of. senti-t Aitthitelhatlldi Itom_the men; uud direotett, to a . body of :Min !stem . whose' odticatlonal advantages are beyond Aines.6 thin vastly 13 uperlor to mine-Ittid,lf the queation . i nvelyed was mato be doter.' mined by worldly Wiltdom,' infidorido it self would dictate submissive silence au . .deolarattcni witicla, God luta never made, to man. is nociat 'extraordlnary, Who can bettove - • • . .:F The. whole of. theleerlpturea are ef,JeW ish origin. Every word of the sacred JII.S,S, wee penned bflewa. To what, Other. Flatten has God ever revealed a plan. for their redemption? Prom:' what other nation' of the Adamic ratio-have we. received a single doctrine claiming Ged for its author? And, if thironly revela tion we hate bontaine no declaration of . the soul's immortality, where could it have come from but immortality , heathen sour ces? It emanated from that "vain phi tolophy" of Greece and Rome, modest which Paul found it necessary to warn theehurches of his day. It originated in beitheu reasoning, unaided by, the light of - divine validation. Those who know this doctrine is false, also see that its pre pagation has been one of the greatest curses Of Le Christien dispensation. • We will now consider St. Paul's de sire 1 40-doper; and- be with. Christ," which ho declared to be " far better."— .Brele these words you infer that - Paul *obra depart at death—as a disembodied spiritr-toChrist, and that Paul desired thus to depart. liainnel: and Saul were to go down; but Paul, you infer, must go up. Paul says no such thing. He says. Phil. iii..o: Thai he "Was willing to be partaker of Christ's sufferings if by any means he might attain unto the ressur relation, that out from among the dead." 'Verse VA "Fur our citizenship is enroll ed in heaven, from whence also we look for a yielder, the Lord Jesus-Christ, who will change our vile bodies (or natures) into the likeness of his glorious body (or nature) Lon he wines." tio, in this very epistle, as in all others, ho points to the V I . le of Christ Ls the period when he ti - LtO:ltetelth Christ, pot '' IMMO- A - , netke_d -ftth,lt • but at the remit.- ' eetion. -In the 10th' verse - of the same, Ist c., he points the Phillipplaus to "the day of Christ" e s the period when he prayed that they might be found "with- , out o ff ence," and receive their reward ; I and tells the Thessalonians • that !" we Which stre al iv° and remain' unto the own ing of the Lord, shall not qo kfore those that arc asleep." From the emphatic languageethlefi tileapostitiliere mum, we may unerringly hirer 'that he. had no tither knowledge er expectation, but of a iitate of insensibility betweeldeath and the resurrection. Let us analyze theeext,; How would it be gain to Paul to die? Paul does not say, ,it would hogain to, him. Fill up the eliipslii aeseirdingtii grammatical laws— " For me to live, will baleen to the izuse of:Christ, for Christ will, at all events, be magnified in my body, whether by my life, or by my death ; and Tot me to die is gain to the cause of Ch r - .. ist will lie easiguititil. i o ultr, , ?ems LOD V I krfte_ 0%1011 4- , - I Who does' nAn p is n iy, and , iir t y_ t , Th i , ,, na hinfi z iy; in det, o t'ls - Ilielliiid illowdfili liffig"."; l— trioN4Tey y i t.i. I , they relate to his soul, or his spirt then you make Pant say it would be. or his soul or apirit--whichever pr r —to die. But if the " me" wet "I" fer to Paul's .soul tor spirit, thewhis b y 'Certainly was not involved in th44eath. Now if the " me" and "I," so often ex pressixl,,refer only to a pt of Peul, end that part the " never d y ing si:l om iflor "the deathless spirit," one Of...as ch you win probanty - ciaun as we put Paul, when Paul talks of the tleadz of I the "I" and the "me" that hi the isith of his soul or of his spirit, will you be kind enough to Inform us in year nexetissity what bei seor his - betty ?' t f you *hail: venture to say that dying and (teeth; re- fer only to the body, and "to depset" means to die, then you make Pout *ay that he earnestly desired that Aiiiedit should die, and that his body shed partand be with Christ, whiclt virtitilbr ii : better than for his body to tiv* for : vi dimity the I that Paul desiredMiglit be with Christ was the same 1 that w ' to live or die. Pray, then, what *telkentses of his soul or spirit? Now suppose you throw away your untenable,- hypothesis of Cho double or triple entity of mos and . believe that Paul spoke of hiruselfsits an (siseparatste unit, and yen will , . at Once become disentangled from year ether. Witier - inextricable difficulties; - 'We' tee that Paul could nut desire .to depart in the Sense of dying, that an undetinabte something might-go to • Christ and live with him while Paul himself was 'dead. Thus it le evidbut-4irespective of our previous deductiOus—the notlem, that Paul desired to die, "that his diseuabod-, led spirit," ass living, couscious tie ti ty. might depart and with Christ-, As an. inference will, y unwarranted, spd in ? deed, wben aligned, we find it with out any rational proof. In our next we ) shall conitder the text, the penitent Aide( on the cross, "This day shalt them be with =ms in Paradise, the tranallguration of Moses and Elias, and "For he is not the God of the deed tint efthe living." Roan. ItARh/E.D. BATCH ELOR—UESQ,—On September 14th, 1871, by Um . Rev; James M. Shields, Mr. Win. S. Batchelor, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Miss Carrie A. Reno, second daughter of Capt, Crate Reno, Rochester, Pi*. ; GI LLIN—CARSON.-Septetriber 7 tb,by Raw. Joseph Htdlingshead, Mr. Joint S, Gallia to lifisicristte Carson, both of Rochester, Beaver county, Pa. DU RBIN—PARKINSON.--On August Mb, by Rey. David Mlller, of Florence. Pa., Air. Thomas Duttin to bliss Mar tha Parkinson, both of Frankfort springs, Beaver comity, Pa. BoYD—MILLER.—Ang.I2tii, by iter. John B. Clark, D. D.; assisted by Rev. -101144clboti and W Jackson, D. D., t Satutlel Boyd, of Hanover town - shimmied - hal indite Atiller,-bf Greene townlihip, Beaver cOnnty, Pa. DiRD. BAXTER.—On Septeinber 6th, at h. residence in North SeVrickley tp., Miss Emma Batter , to dui 80th year al her age. CUNNING -EnonValley, Pa.. August 3d, Miss Jane Cunningham, aged sixty-two.yeare(and tem. months. QALDWELL.—On the 2d of May. 1871, iat his residence in Werth Sewickley ;township, - Mr. Jameti Caldwell, in the tiny-sixth year of his age. New Advertisements. ThIESOLUTIOIif 1110'1'iCE.—The Partner .l..r ship heretofore existing between John W. Croxall, Elijah Webster and Richard Thomas . , no de, the firm mune of J. W. Croxall A Co., 6not, 'llannfattuntrs, beaver Falls. Pa., was this day— September HO. —dissolved by mutual con sent, by John W. Cruxall withdrawing from said Om. The business will hereafter be conducted by Elijah Webster and RlthardThomas,, under the Srm name or Webster & Thomas. Iseptirlw A DNIIINISTIEIATOiIatt taillertiCE.— otAdtatnistration hevingbeen granted to the undersigned On the estatocif - Jantelt deceased., late of North BowitklOy township, Bea ver county. Pa., this le tO notify all persona in ,debted to said estate to mei& immediate payment; and all persons having claims against the same will present them duly authenticated for settle ment-to ELIZAItETII CALDWELL, adm'r... MLR. C. CALDWELL, *dm's. aefeltetv — _ Administrators' Sale of Person al Property. undersigned Administrators of the Estate 1 of Win. Davidson, sr., dec'd., will offer at XliblielSlDlS, !at:estate residence of the dec'd, In BRIDGEWATER, BEAVER Co., Pa., On &ptember 26th, 1871, at 9 o'clock, a. in.. One Wheeler Lt, Wilson Sewing Machine Carpets, Chairs. Tables, Bedsteads and Bedding. Cash Stands, Looking G es. 1 Cider Mill, t artage, lent now D. • !cod SprillE E t Wagon, nearly new, Cu a, oo ing btore, And other articles too to lons to mention. 'MOS: It SAMUEL DAVIDSON. Adners. NOTlCE.—Public no /. Ike IP hereby given OM the heathen of wagon And carriage tanking. heretofore earned on by Ingraham Boyd, Railroad street, Reektoter. is now conducted by Boyd and Shaw. Those knowing, thenwelree Waited to add Boyd will Sense all and settle their atmounta imm ed iately Thad? for pant favors. the new Ana hope to merit co tlnuance of the same. aYD B,4l4..Nlautulan" et 7= the.bea=o4:iters t=lij• , Ppigioluitifonivic," _PM" atipi. , 4tifi' , Ptitibiiiiii - cii+gars eine onlit 19ita dsy eontalh die &POW o itaragiiiph'relatt.its to' 'Aittandit d*ugb r'Br cagain bon as ipoo l ifq444 l loo6 vflOge; . : %. , atidgestater 4 o , leut *en made •.the 444 recipient beau Wei titaVidtiableSse -I.,sitital Service; be gilt Is hied, ato- Preelated; Itn" It , In the res ult of Welshers of one of its worthiest menet:ten, ivlin the last stage lor.coustitoptiou.."-, Aux, dons to 40. 4 0101,0 e opoldrrilater Amen, Ai? Arsupbell c,speut , time, stiii9n ittrengtli, wOltid_per.nilt-.-Itt, knitting •ti :cif& Nut' Other ulinits. - , ttr..eds"elf leit were tilietri to 'fhb ts~ fiefiridg . work that wis demo , in which, she'wari kindly aided! by *friend, 'placed. 40 • thestressury PE 7 sollatir a tun nediplenttovumbatteth eti- Aal The members thesociety iltheught, ;sole tumultuously decided' to 'use theitiodbY she'placed la their hands in tho purchase-of this Service, as the • mums fitting tribute to her memory. She Is patiently waiting for the Master toeall her home. May she-receive a t rich re ward lulteaven. elfseceice.--Tla meet cuatileta thee to ttie city til i Pithibitrith, quid all, the eetiesuriee tsehtecute to bbhad , fieeentotei.soni4 ito f et Pittsba!gb, , Ndui Ativertioementi. MOH HON & CO. • '77 AD 79 Market St. ;„ 4.16, tag sitteutioo of 0.016 Oyer* to their ex ' • - tenxixe latiesq Bribery,. Gloves ; Gent's Furnishing Goods, AlticTern'ear, , Einbroideries, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Hoop Skirts,. Lams, Lace Goods, Buttons, Braids, Tapes, and Notions of all Kinds. Millinery and Straw Gods, Hats, Bonnets, . Flowers, Feathers, Velvets,.Velvetek. Its, • Ribbons, Frames, Ornamental, &e. AT LOWEST EASTERN PRICES MEOW GOODS EVERY DAY. WHOLESALE ONLY: 14.00 :2u►. Bridgewater Foundry, Thorns Campbell, Proprietor, Continues to manufacture the unequaled Crystal Palace Coohing stove. With Ilboamitsda of good housewives in Bea ver, Butler, Allegheny and Washington counties, ible stove has won an atarliralled reputation for simplicity and effectiveness .:or all culinary pa H al ing by the latest alterations, remedied an rest or Imaginary detects, none now find fault, except those who are duped by ignorant servants or designing sharpers.. I em also manufacturing lour sizes of Heating stove one of them large and suitable for churches and school mums- 1 Ins sizes of Fancy Paridr Sieves' with'idyton's ratent Ira attached, to gether with the Yountrilon (a sick room stove). Cant lrqu Bob-sled Itunnert, Plough Ptritita, !Wear Kettles, Joni orates, Arches 'and Oralea, and a Variety ()tether mantis; A attend allowance wale tbr old Crystal Palace Cookidg ntovca and scrap Iron In exchange for DIM wagott ready to deliver ILOYCS at all Boles, oil priori notice. Weed poor orders to 11.103LA6 CAMPBELL, Rochester, igtaver county, Pa. Bus 63. .m1)24,3111. THE CIIEAAPEJSIL 1 WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE HOUSE IN PITTSBURGH. - ' J. H. 13001-1.7.A.N . 0 53 and 53 Wood Street. Jurt received, a very Urge FALL STOCK of ,:i non onmouia wow" anasta a Cbmpriaing ull k.S7Vte.s and Qualities, Bought at the lowest Cddll PRICES, direct from rbeinanntactitmrs and will be mid at the loweet New York and Boston Prices, thus saving freight and expense. Of - Agent for Ptilladel's Manufactured Goods, at Factory Prices. lsilAY GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. Orders from Country Dealers promptly !Wed. and satisfaction guaranteed. Country Mer Chants call and examine my stock before purchasing - elsewhere, as you can sure ten per Tut. by buying here. •J. 11. BORLAND, •Septratril 53 and 55 Wood Street. FOUR FARMS vcort. 13.iZ.E ors MADE. THE Undersigned, hos three farms in Brighton township and one in Chippewa township, beaver county, which he offers- for sale or•trade. The farms In Brighton township contain respectively. 50, QI and 110 acres, all Improved: goon building's on them and easily accessible. The one In Chip pews toWnship contains lit) acres, also well im proved colt: under all of them. Price sit acre. The Brighton township farms are located 2 miles from Beaver, and the Chippewa township farm three miles from heaver Falls. JUDSON CRAB: MU D. Sept 53, 187 i.—ti $100,000,000 FOIL REMIT lON OF U. S. 5-20 BONDS,' Of 1802, DECEMBER Ist, 1871. DUQUESNE 'SAVINGS BANK, No. 64 Fourth Ave , PITTSESURGII, PA. Authorized Capital, - $500,000. Paid in Capital, - - sloo,oob. Otter their perukes in returning to the Tremnry Department the eerie,' of U. S. Coupon Bond., dated May 1, PAL ae follow.: • 1 to 30,699, inclusive, 1 "_ 43,572, " 1 " .- 40,011, " 1 " 74,104, " Alec, regialered bonds of the same Act .1 to 595, inelusive,,s 1 " 4,103, • " 1 " 1,399, " 1 " " 1 " 2,665, •11. 1 " 2,906, " Notice has been given, by the Treas ury Department, that all interests till cease on the Bonds designated by the numbers above mentioned, on and of ter December Ist, 1871. The holders of these Bonds will therefOre 81 , -* the necessity of. taking steps to have their mum ey remunerative after that date. AU Bonds forward. ed to us for redemption will be sent to the Treas. urrDelartment, and the proceeds placed to the owner's credit, at the rateof 6 percent. per *flaunt lamest. Board of Directors Fames T.of James T. Bradycci-• • Butters. - Sltttoe Flyiser,of standard White Pala 19 "ekL M. M. !fluoillsead" of Sono Iron - Ruben Jassajosa. Wholesale Dry Gale! ger chant: Jficksou pram, Svc , Intel:Meat Meg: may Carpal/. ArtlbroWlseary.wboierste Queourrosus Chant. ler .g Us Innardloolis Sooretary Finsbury!' gaze and Iron Company. /*he IV BlleWooterst of late Ytltssll a eb Dabotaa. Co S. IA JAMES T• BRADY, President,. DAVID' CAMPBELL, Treasurer. sepanta. ALSO, 54) Bonds. 100 •` 500 '" 1 1 000 " 50 Bonds. 100 " 500 " 1,000 " 5,000 10,000 " Attataci at Law. , X4d4inat. • • • .. A GREAT CALMEDIIOVErI eQuagrcuilizei.- VINEGAR BITTERS ,V . ,Rundrids of Thousoads , • Eleal. ILe=r e tlieis W . osidie t WHAT ARE -TifEY,', ' • '4: 111 .1 }.o g , .ion 4 . k. a 4 . 8 N. 4 1 14 11 1 1 . _ 4 1 14FANCY DRIWK. Pt, Ode of 'Poor Bow, Whiskey. PreOf Spirit' cod liclisokr Liquors doctored, Weed tad tweet. teed to please the toga, eallixt"Totdea."" appitht as," ...Beatome," ac.. that keel the tippler to to titanium and rata, bat are a true Medicine, coati tom the Nattro‘ Maui tad Lied* of Callforrda. Oct. :rota all Alaokrilo kitheralanss. They cze (MEAT BLOOD PDIIIFIEtt gaud A LIRE GIVINO rurniPLEo.perfect Lenovatot fasigorathr of the Sictetn. eartraz oil all polsono= natter Lad r rectotinu U./WI to C. 20 jtbS CC.l*Ltt pettostitaa ad.e littte 111:41-4 t.ceo:C.ll:g r• • aoaatutl =Mal IOU:, unal.ll. 6100 SriUbe glien tseurate ease, • • be bones ate nor destroyed by iolecral poison 'that eseatei. sod the OM organs wasted , beyoud fable arm:kW. Bog Istiasousuatery end. elmslac . 11 heuram• ism and Gest. DirgeFeste. ee Issivitszion , alliesus. liieasittent and lutcratittest Peres 31oeniseo of the Mood, Lihrer;Aitdttelfs. nudger. tbeso Bitter" Lave been most meets "aL • WM% Alritilaucc Blood. which brisnicrally trounced by ecriumzunct A WO Digestive Dime. DYSPEPoIA INDIGEsTfON. Kite, Pain In the Shoo!don ( Coughs, lig:slugs of Mast, Mathews, Sour Eructations of the Stomach Bad taste la the Mouth, Batons Attacks; Palpitattca If the Mart. Inllamicsitou of the Loop. Pew IS,tiA •regious of the Shlnclarand *hundred other paimiu: quiptotas, ore the offsprlagsof-Dyspepsia, -Mt y inclgoraa the Stomach and stimulate bid User sad bowals, which alkuler them of I:mewls:2A uffteacy to eleaneing the blood of all Impurities, nod Upparting now Ilfo and clgorp; tho wholo spike= 1011)11 SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions. Teiter, felt fiketun, BP:pectic% Spots, Pimples. Postaleellolls. C.-Pr pouch*, Ring-Won:at, ficabbllcadsSoro,Eyci„Err :los. Itch. Scurf's. Discoloratioas of the Elan, Huhu. : end Diseases of the bkin, of slisterst term or miturc are Iltcrally dug up and carried out of the syltecia la tiairt time by the use of these-Bitters. On bottle l atilt caws will convince the moat incredulous of %IA: - culztlye acct. Okamoto the Vitiated lik:Kkl whenever you Slid its Unpuritles baitluithrough the skin In Pimples, trap• dons or Sores ; cleanse It when you tied it obstructed uul sluggish In the reins ; ammo it when It Is foul, and your feelings will tell you rhea. Seep the blood purr and time health of the system will follow. PI , TAPE and other W 011.318, lurking in the lystem .1 so many thousands. are effectually destroy. ed and removed. For hill directions, read earthily he circular' around each bottle, printed In four Ina umges—/Ingllsh,Garman, French and Spattlah. t. WALKER, Proprittor. F. 11. McDONALD & Co. • • and Gcn. Agents, San Francisco. Cal, and 113 and at Commerce Street, New York. ir SOLD BY LL.L.DItUGGIsTiI AND DICAIZBE oetil;":0:1y - - New Advertisements. 164 C I=l. "L. 0 07 tio vps ALA 1•41 U lb' A. CT U ICER. Head and Foot Ston9s. We teep - on hand in ourleate room, the target selection of duis , hed work than all the other works in the county combined; which ghee persons de siring to erect a Monument or Mead Stone to (hell departed friends, a better t pportantty to select a DUltahle Monument or Mead Stones than elsewhere. We will guarantee'the the workman ship. and the prices cannot be beat in the State. We u euld respectfully invite peisons wishing Merle Work, In esti had see our work before purchasing elsewhere, and satisfy themselves. Also, Grind Stones, at I cent 1% and-4 cents per pound, and all the new style fixtures to hang stones. a reasonable prices. aprl2;Gra COAL and NUT COAL \ FOR SALE. The indersignel is operatin g a COAL BANE on M nley's Run_ about half way between Ro e . and Batesville, where tus will be glad to Meets , orders-Air lump or unt coal. Orders can also be left at B. Mulhelm's, in Bridgewater, or at_ John rvis' in Beaver, or at tie Afters Mace or at the residence of ,the undersigned on Market street. Bridgewater. Coal on th, platform at sit t met. Coal delivered at short notice.— Terms hon delivery. Prices as law as the low est. I 10-1.11 4. C. MOLTER. I'ItOPCIISETI AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU TION OF PENNSYLVANIA. JOINT itEsoLuTioN Proposing an amendment to the Consti 'tion of Pennsylvania. Be it Resolved by the &nate aud Mouse of Representatives of the Ommonwealtk of Pennsylvania in Geheral Assembly met. That the following, amendment , of the Constitution of this; Commonwealth be puipocod to the people for their 'adopt or rejection, pgrstiant to the provisions of the tenth article thereof, to wit : AMENDMENT Strike oat the Sixth Section of the Sixth Article-of the Constitution, and in sert in lieu thereof the fotlowitie: "A State Treasurer shall be chosen by the qualified electors of the State, at such times and ft): such term of service as shall be prescribed by la-x." JA3IES H. WEBB, Speaker of the House of Representativeo WILLIAM A. WALLACE. Speaker of the Senate. Approved the fifteenth day of June, Anno Domini one thousaad eight hun dred and seventy-one. JNO. W. GEARY. Prepared and certified for publication pursuant to the Tenth Article of the Con stitution. F. JORDAN, Sec y. or the Commonwealth Office SRC). or the Commonwealth. l. Harrishurgh, Juty sth, 11. 1 Julyl9:3nt. Trimming Store, N IP or:l3d & Seminary Streets. ;BEAKER ,A- Mrs• F. D. Fast. as just opened a choice lot of fashionable Millinery: Bats, Bonnets, Frames, Rib. bons, Fine French Flowers, Illusion, &c Ladies", Misses' and afildrens' Rose, Bentlctnens' unbleached Cotton Hose— extra quality, KID OLO YES, CORSETS. CO LLis-RS, MAN D KERCIIIE FS, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, SPOOL COTTON, • Machine Silk. vior..v.wr Etzsisomst and all articles usually kept in First. Class Trimming Stores. In edition, efie will keep a good ailiort meat of Toys, load Pencils, Slat°!nen', penknives and Scissors; Fresh Ctinfec dowry awkGingeranaps constantly on hand. (aprl9o. .04( 4 1:T 'ILEUM Wittita 93,3titia LIFE lIIIIVILtiIiCe<OAIPANY, ,Ilomevfficei Nam., • mutualprotectlos bisect:red to tbe Hold onirof this corupany.by a Special law st the State. "or example : Suppose you arerthirty:Ave _years of age, and take an ordinary I.lGs PoUcy, Yds Owl& Snake ON/ psykwroy. and should fail to make the 811Co.ND payment wbau due. Ton still remain Insured dude 4, the second year and three days Of thwthiai leer. 11 Tao die during the two years and three days, your Emily will receive the furl elnottnt of the Polley, law only the overdue preminta and interest. One Anntial Payment_ win Asep ye s g ame st y ears a nd three days. Two Annual Payments will keep youi 'neared 4 years and is days. Tigre Annual Pajamas will keep you wisest 6 yes, s and*? days. Fourannuelpsymeuts kg:colon' insured ti Masud 40 days. lire Annual Pay'. write will 'you Wound 10yeara 'WWI days. 151 x Ammo) ftyntents will you insured is Sean and 14 days. , Thls•Prot- APPnelir to say age, and expressed in every PkilsY• The Adirsitsigis.er =els Itroseetten. New Volt, March 11. , W. Ciaszar. late oflisw York, insureds few / years dace la the Berkshire We iusursuce patty for $1.500; but, owing to rthsthrtune to bug.. ness, Wu. amble to =am any'papnent to the Company dkrtng Ons,yelar end =kJ Prior to his decease, width occurred 4 . 12. WO. I hare this day received (at thrOliser York alio of the Company, CI Broadway confer of Chem. ben street); Three tlionsandk hand. red and ntaatradne &Many this being the fultamount due to his widow. alter deducting the overdue paymenuf and Interest: - W. D. HARILISONOVI Orrfilawsl. A Special Law of the State of Aftusa ehwietts • : Provides-that If you should fall to.makerauppaa,yy• meat when due, and atilt preserve the eondrttoue of the Polley, yon wilt remain' insured for a-cer tain number of years and days thereafter. and It death occurs during, that time the Bari will be pad as above, ' The ratio of expeares to receipts 'ln this Company Is smaller than theaserage aU the tompanles doing business ht the rotaled, Statue.' The True Ileue4lsol LW , Isilitsinailie* Is time stint those who seek the true benefits of 4011 e Imetranee should. understand that Comps which strive to do the , lambusiness (and persistently ignore future ha irid es , ) are by uo means the heat Companies in to , insitre. 114 le the atca of trwoinem and Director. °title iterksbirato doe safe„ pritressive business, which shall each year add to the strength and sta . hint, of the Company and at the same time fur nish its members with more A.t.simsrbM.bizr Div idends, and greeter advantages than Cilil mat ted in any other Company. Annual Cash Dlirldends.—llds Company Is Strictly Mutual. and divides W the profits amot g the Po'lcy Holders. the Contribution Plan. A. your Cash Dividends thermic, the fu ture payments which yen make will gradually de. crease. Dividends may be added to the Feller. and are never torfelted by the non-paymentar pre- Whims, but may at soy thee be converted into Cash. ; EDON ALLISON, Agent. Deaver. Pa.., Sept Mt). • • ilk - AirENC4 yintin INSERTTEDTO MOVE AND LOCrLIKE THE NAthi....%l. EYE, • No Otating'or Paw ill ever. • at • ADDREMI-DR. G. W. SrEDGER,, Sur geon Artistic and Dentist USI perm street. Pitts burgh. Pa. 1103.1 y . con's Peerless •Washin[. EMANCIPATION OF OM . WIT,ES AND DAUGIITEIttk TILE DRUDOEHY OF THE WASH TUB A ROLISHED REID ! REEAD!! READ!!! The fAinving teeintoiky from substantial and well-known reddens! of this vicinity; . We do hereby certify that we have used the washing field prepared by Mr. Scott, and that r fully meets all that is claimed for it; removing the necessity fur stash boards, washing machines. or rubbing, larg ly eectuumizing time, labor, and money, and saving the *ear and tear of clothing incidental to the old irocess . We MOStaheerfally reccomMend'its use to the public. Mrs. Thomas McCrecry, Mrs. J. S. BMus', Sirs. 0. M. ItieNutt, Mrs. Jeseph Beaver, Pa. A. P. Lactick, Freedom. Pa_ Mrs. Dr. J. D. Coma. Mrs. J. Y. Marks,_lites. M. Miller, Mrs. W . W . Johnston, Mrs. Dr. ALarquis, Mrs. S. Reno, R. Doncaster . D. 4. Coe,-Roehea ter, Pa. Mrs. Wm. Dickerstatt. Mrs. W„ O. Taylor, Or phans' Dome, Phillipsburg, Mrs. M. G. Berry„ MiseSarab Fcrwiettliaden,Ps. Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Mrs „pint. Whillield, Bern ing_ton bunion, Pa. Mrs. S. B. Marks. St. Lmils Mo. Miss Belle Arbuckle, East Liverpool, Ohio. It economizes time, reducing the tabor of a day to that of an hoar; it economizes strength, as it obviates the drudgery of the wash-tub; It econo mizes money in saving labor, soap and clothing a .clearness and whiteness absolutely unattainable by any other process ; it will not .rade Rot, ,pr tn any tray Injure the color or text ure of (he Our• Agents are authorized to refund the money wherever it fails to come up to these rep resentstionk (kernlt your Interest and give It one air trial. FOR SALE BY S. Suitger & Co., Derfer. : 'Mr. Lowry, Freedom Speyerer I Sons, James Alexander. %%Wel & Linninbrink, Rochester; A Kt:tapper, Phlltips burg ; Hiram Reed, P. N. Hayes. Danlip and Reared, New 'Brighton : D. Smith; C. Riddle,-Ba den ; and In all the leading Groceries throughout the country. The article can be obtained from me, t&S.Roch ester, Beaver Co., Pa., at so cents per gallon, wholesale. It is retailed at io cent.. D. L A.:COMMON, agelg,; Rochester, Pa. 04 ta A g.Ztain $l,OOO REWARD' • A reward of One Thousand Dollars will tie paid to any Physician who will produce' s medicine that will supply the muds 01 the. people better than the article known as DR. FAHRNEY'S 1 / 4 Celebrated Blood Cleanser or Panseea. It must be a better Cathartic a better Alterative. a better Sudorific, a better Diuretic,a better Tank. and in every way better than the PanAtce•a. No matter bow long It his been in use or how lately discovered. &Wye all It mast not COAtilitl any thing NUT PVBELY,yearra-BLE. $5OO- REWARD ! ! A reward of Five Hundred DoHari will 1?r, paid for a medicine that will pertnanently,Curemore rases-of Costiveness, 'Constipation FA* or Ner vous Headache, Liver .Complaint, BWour 'Moor dem, Jaundice. Itheumntirto..Hout,DraPoPeia, Chills and Fever, Tape Worms, 13olia, Tumors, Tetters, Ulcers, Bores, Pain In the Lotus, Side and Head and Female Complaints than • DR. FAHRNEY'S BLOOD 'CLEANSER OR PANACEA, which is used more extensively b practicing .hz . t.icians than any ether pbpu lar medicair• flown. W'Preparzd by P. Parsturirre Bare. as to., Waynesboro, Pa.. and Dr. P, Patraronr. Chicago. Price 1.25 per bottle. For sale by Wholesale anti Retail Dealers, and by - Jolts imam, 'Druggists Bearer, Pa. IFFTSBURGEII RANK VOIR NAV. INGS.—No. GI FOURTH AVXNUB. Pitts burgh. Chartered in 1862. Open daily froM9 to 4 o'clock. and on SATUR DAY EVENING* Crum May let to November 1 ; 1 to 9 &Mork:And from November let to May let: 6. to 8 o'clock.. littered! paid at the rate or six Per trot, Tree of tax, and not withdrawn corn. pounds sercthannually, -in January and July Books of By-Laws. &c., furnished at the °Mee. BOARD OF MANAGERS: GRO. A. BURY% President. N. 11.11ARTMAN. JAS. PARK, Jr.,Vice-Pres'i.. . D. E. IieKINL.EF, Seermao and Treaaurer. A Bradley, J. L Graham, S. Bs% Wm. 6. Nimick, John S. Dilworth, F.. But ab, B. Follans bee, Jakh no Rhodes, John &MC .Bohmt Elehinuria. Christopher Zug. ' U. W. A A. S. Boß.Salleitors: aug.ln; Homes Still Larger • FOR THE MILLION! Hare opportunities Are now offered for securing bomea Ina mild, healthy, and congenial climate, for one-third of their value live .years hence. THE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has for sale real estate of every desaiptioa, locat ed In the Yid4le and Southern States;` improved stock , groin IM - timid farms; rice, etirt._and cot ton plantalloos; limber and mineral lands; city, village, and rural residence, and business "thuds; mills and mill Wee, fad-arks, &c. Write for 'Land RegUter containing Cliicrlption, location, price ard terms of properties we have for sale. Addresis—B. W. C .15* CO. The Nattanal Real 'Mats A etley, 477 and 4751 Me s ta. Accriese: Washin ton. D. C. L.'4o LONG AS AMEBIC& keeps the Bible, 0 the Bible will keep - Amerka. Tax Orss Mina. ' • . ' Au Important Book on the Great Question. .eIGEA7S W.dIYTED, FOR THE OPENBIBLE Br Bar• JOSEPH BERG, D. D., A g e Ave 0 , The Jennies. Church and &Ate, stc Third Edition Now Ready, REVISED AND ENLARGID„ . „ ...._ : Lao NGR A V I/40r Liberal Commis'lolls: Rapid Sales ! Quick Pro Ms. THE SURE ROAD TO SprOFScl; A- WORD TO AGENTS.. Theis is no scarcity of books to Md. But tho great success of an agent lies in his selecting that work which meets the went* of theldmes. end deals most Rowe:fully with the thing stashes of the day. The recent efforts of the enemies of Protestantism to banish the Blhisfretis Ike puma Schools, and the late attempts in the Legislature of Now York and Illinois to,legalisei this outrage upon our civil and religionsalbettles. Lae, Woe* ed in the 'minds of all trUarforcftsetents a dmire to know and have circulated a 'more tnorougtt knowledge of the intents and of this pftt comb/non. which boast they will Possese iiiht , colinta before; the close of the Nineteenth Century. Tea OP= gala deals with, these Questions. and tha readinesi with which the first two editions have been geld M seillehmt proof cd the interest felt in the book. Addresa fee desaiptive circulars, a.. .1. E. ivOSINN.M cch. th Pitt Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. febii.ly-chd ma. U ri 2 GM :o:,-
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