The Beaver ttrgus.
Beaver, Pa., Feb. 7th, 1872.
Circulation Thirteen Hundred.
itates or Advertising. .
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A diututgratone and Esecutore Notices.. --$g 00
aut.tcyt per 11110, ten cents-
Payments p:t be m,tde Quarterly, eltept
tritradect advertisement& which mast-be pad
i❑ al~-ance
GEO:. P. nowEs.h,lo 'ark ROW; N. Yorks
5.70
S. M. PETTENGILL Co, 37 Perk Roo
'ew York. arc the sae agents for Toe -BEATER
nors in that city, and am authorised to contract
for inserting advertisements for I/9 at our low.
OA rates. Advertisers 112 that city are re
et..lsteo to leave their Wore With either Of the
.above born{
T. IatCLELLAND d Co. are the Mums'
r zent. In Pittsburgh.. and are authorised to con.
4't for adverttentikat our Lowest Cash rates.
TIME TABLE.
'ell:wetland at Pittsburgh It. 11.—Tratne
Eiust leave Beaver Station as tollows: Dior
I . , nz Accom'n 9.19; Ma% 2.47 p. m.;Evening Fast
5 .27.
"rniin• conic i.Ft leave Bearer Station a;
I:4G a. -m..; Accommodation and Ex
or,-m (tttrough tto Beltair.) 6.45 p. co.
The attention of the public is directed
•io the following New Advertisements
which appear for the first time in the
.k [tors to-dly:
:\ AdvertivAnent--A. W. Erwin Jr C 0.... .• C
..ovi,ernseuzelit-13c2g0 & C
t,t.cla I Notice—D*l3th, 4t ••••••-..15. 4 w
\..w AAlverttaementa:--Danchy fi C 0... 5 .... C
Sw•clal utier—J Cornelius& CO .........
S Ciai NniiCe.--sm B ti & Walther... .8
szp..eial Notices-8 & Snettentolre .
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Special Notices—A. if
Spreihl Notlec—lls . . li:enter
S. t , eial Notices—Dr. Johnston & Co
sveciat Notice—Mhnthant... Shannon Jr Cu C
t.pecial Notice—C. Winter.— ... • • 8
Sraie.—Sootier & McClurg
New A d v —A rbuibuot, Shannon &
srwcial totfce—Dr. Ayer__ • .
Ail. Navigation—Pre. andson ..—.—.-....14
Give it Your Attetattoitt.—We hate
quite a ,number of subscribers in the
NVest and elsewhere outside of the coun
ty who are indebted 'to us for one, two
aud three yeara' subscription. The ,at
t,,iit ion of each subscriber is therefore
rireeted to the label on the wrapper of
hi. paper. That will show him to what
tune he has paid, and a remittance of the
iurpslnt due us wilt be thankfully. re-
ci , lved. As we are about to commence
Me improvement of our property in this
we shall need till the money due
hy our patrons. From whom Alan
Lear titist
ruk g tV 4 Tenzy—ng for. the
f W ch
ates In the ßel City ofAgents
Plltsbargb,
a to ~, n fident of onr 3 billty to pleaye in styles
John Sternmon're Song .1. Co.. u 3 Mar
. ritoihrirzh. Se7-ly
cal
If %yr yolla fine buggy? Ir not
:Awl Walther, in Bridgewater
1.1 r key till your order in the mos ,
tqi style at the lowest cash price
on Jfarket street, Bridgewater
moo Lule.—A communication from ,
vs ilhatti ,, C. Hunter, esq., came too:late
,t` \Nt , • k•s Aitaus. It will appear
II; mr tieXL issue
n, a,-st and tateet novelties Watettee.
..1,1 Over Ware at the lowest prtoes, go
. • SONS rt. Co., tr 3 Market pt.reet.
. 5e745
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1:•.' i RN la O , N* patronizes H. Noss In the
1 , 1 •:!,re I,4l•ltieSs. Reason. becnnse he
~ t1,1;, ,t I,e exeelted in his professieu.
ii:- tam are on Broadway, New
bunged pulpitm,—Last Sabbath
OM! Week 'ago, Rev. B. C. Critchlow of
"T' New lirighton,.preac r lit:d in the First
tcrian church of New Castle, and
in of that congregation, occu
pied Mi. Critchlow's pulpit in New
Brighton the saint- day.
No F. Winter, in New
itrightml, has just received another hit
th.,e line Spectacles in gold. Sall'E'r
and .steal frames. 110 not trifle with
your sight a single day laiger. All are
invited to call and examine the goods.
convince you in less than
CIA c minutes. [Sabi-3w
N RE.r.inval —lf your watch i 6 nut of ru
ler. caul it 10 Jt,/o Sfrrenson ', Sons ct Co..
It xi 0/ tic retiainql and returned free of
Ali work warranted. }VT.Iy
Robbery in Rochester. The
Speyerer of itoehester had their
sb,re. entered one night u week or two
and about $75 In money and some
is ~-ore stolen. The thief proved to
1,2 a man - -iirbied Burke, who was ar
rt,`ed Ohio. brought to.
this 1.18,e, and i s ri ," 4 4/ Pbjoying himself
Sheriff bc):4/'
.tiljourned.—The board . 4. en" l34 'Y
A u ,11tors, having coin r t teted theit 44 , )° ";
I. rnel on last Monday evenlngi 14-
t , r hcing in session sixteen days.
• f - Many people, particularly chil
,u tier with the ear ache; and for the
1.• u, f math we give a sure but simple
r. we,l v, Put in two or three drops of
J. ,),,,,,ton's Anodyne Liniment, atop the
t.tr with undrossed wool, bathe the feet
r 10 water before going to bed, and
••r•p the head warm at night.
Whisky if hies - efts—Some person or
p,•rsons, "to the jury unknown,'' have
1.-on helping themselves to whisky kept
in the cellar of,the drug establishment
Hof Messrs. & Kerr, New
Brighton, for sonic time past. One night
last weA, however, they were detected
in laying in their usual supply, and the
t' ,ll tent , of a revolver sent after one of
them be Mr. - Kerr, who happened to
hear them in the basement. It Is not
known that the shot took effect, yet it 1,1
hardly probable that that fellow's at
tempt to get his whisky free out of that
eeitar will be renewed.
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'u cE! -PLATEII —We sell ilium but hiv
e w.f.' Send for drawing, and prices. Goods
1) if desired. John .51,r,h,ton'a Spurr
ttl 1,1,..thet street. Pittsburgh. v
Capt. Charles Sager, who keeps t
stock of livery horses in Por
rid, Me., informed us recently that h
sh,r,dnn'a Cavalry Condition rote
teOtarly in his stables, and that
ex.rense is more than offset by the
amount of grain necessary
kt , ep his horses always in good order.
Frew 01 Cli t arce.- ut Andtlegsen'o
or ut S C. Ilannen'A, In Rod:re:net',
of Dr A. 11 , ... , 1R-err li,rra2n syr-
c,'„irle. It hat. lately been MU - winced
' r.unlry from Germany, and (or any o-r
-;,...t• t.a; /torn a s,•vere cough, heavy cold.,et t
!trelet. coneump lion or any di.eaae of
;Lr.l; or It has no equal In the world.
• • I bottle* ra Cents. In all casea tha
• he promptly rqtarned It perfect Fat!,
t.,r ;riven. Two doses will relieve any
;:r It _ nor,rk-ly
Nitsigatiota.—At Porker's
;1-c:w-.0 , r, on Thursday evoning, Feb. S,
I.a;tons will meet with a rare treat
the shape of Professor Judson's 1ee
.41 "Air Nivigation," to ho aeoom-
by the exhilition of a flying Ina-
• • • ill successful operation. This
attract a fine audience, and we
u r patrons to accept this oprair
' Thetadmission is only 35 and 50
Prof. Judson brings with him
u,.• high recommendations of the press
Tickets to be had at J. Lin-
! , hrink'; - "Book Store, Roehester, Pa
(.144-K O. CLOCKA. —Arne Wan Clocks *
De% lolm est prices. Jolla
"' liaarket street, Pitts
-1e7.1y
In Love with the President.—
lady correspondent of the
/ Herald, among - other
.hJazs, writes the following to that pa
; r under date of January 23
nl-10 is a woman in - this city who has
„, cive‘l the "tender passion” for the
('resetent, and who gives as bet excuse
r nAtiptir)g the Mary Walker style of
dr‘••••, that she can frequent his favorite
I r ,, lnenitile,, and thus be near him in
milky blue eyes she sees reflected
:2“ Nne of heaven and all . that sort of
: 1 1111.t she acknowledges that she in in
with l'lysse4, and it is evident that
7.o ncealinent likes worm in the bud "
41as done its work, besides eommittinga
ttl. irregularity''—to Wit, making sad
i4v4) , with her upper story, if she ever
had atm.
11. Nos.., as a Photographer is an es
tabl bed fact,. Crowds come and gaiiiinti
all are satisfied, that When fine knish
and difficult execution are ramified,
Noss is the man. Room; Broad4l 4 /Y.
Neer Brighton.
Minor Onleers of the State Hen.
Bte„. 7 —After, Col. Gray, the newly elected
Sbnator from the Fourth 15Istrict e was
sworn in on last Friday; the Senate pro
ceeded to elect ita.niltior officers. They
aro a s ,s follows:
Affsistant Clerks- I J. R. McAfee and T.
B. Cochran., This arrangement cut out
Mr. Carsnrf; of the Philadelphia " Morn
ing Post,' who bad been the regular eau-,
CUS nominee until the election In the IVth
District. 'Transcribers--J. Ross, David
Lane, A. K. w al l e t, L. W. Thickson, C.
K. Sartwell, Curwen. Seargent-at.
Arms—James Dell . ; Assistants—Newell
Jones, Joseph Olmsted. Doorkee_per—
°apt. J. K. Swartz; Assistants—R. P. M'•
Call, Wm. Sheargold, Librarian—S. S.
Childs. Postmaster—Abram Lutz. Mes
senger; T. B. Monks; Assistants—W. W.
Reef, Wm. Bates. Superintendent of
For ing Room—M. L Sherwood, with stx
pesters and folders. and one doorkeeper of
the rotunda. The Democrats made an
effort to have -Jacob Myers substisnted for
Librarian, but failed.
O•rzttUFnSvtvsnrßteillnuSilver, Table Ware
and presentation pieces Jahn Sterenson's Sono
it (Jo., 9.3 Marl:rt. street, Pittsburgh.
COMPLETE stock of ladies', gent's and
children's shoes, slippers; boots and
gums, at J. M. Cornelius & Co's, Van
port. •
The blworie Ilualness In Alle
gheny Conn/y.—Judging from the
number of petitions in divorce In Alle
gheny county. which we see noted in
the Pittsburgh dailies, we take it that
Chicago is about to be excelled In that
business. The matrimonial knot Is
sought to be untied up there for almost
every conceivable reason. The lawyers,
At a matter - of course, will reap a fruit
ful harvest in consequence of this con
jugal wrangling.
A rum. ling of queensware, at J. Isi
Cornelius. Co's, Vanport.
A ScantHUl Wononti.—The Perceptive
faculty in women to keener than the same phre
nological organ in men, Women know that beau
ty rather than g,enlus Is worshipped by the eern
er sex. A man may talk of the latter to his lady
love, but the keenness of the woman knows that
he ts thiokingof the former. Women are fond of
admiration ; hence (meat their longings Is to be
beautiful. The grand secret of female -beauty is
health, the power to cat, digest and assimilate a
proper quantity of wholesome food. Take Vnir
Can Kiruna, , It will cleanse the stomach, tone
the vital-organ., give a perfect digestion, purify
the blood, clear up the complexion and produce
a state of mental and physical electricity, which
givio symetry of form, bright eyes, white elan,
glossy hair, and a genuine type of female loveli
ncr, which no cosmetic can produce. jan24;4w
A Bpd Oecurrence.—During the
latter Opt of last week, a girl aged about
IS years, and in the employ of Mr. Chas.
Uurlburt of this place, wet with a casu
ally which may result in the loss of her
life. She was standing near one of the
fires in the dwelling and by some move
ment on her part her dress caught fire.
and before assistance could be rendered
she was burned in a dreadful manner.
Dr. McNutt is attending to the case, but
even if her life is saved, she will, `in all
probability, be a cripple during the re
mainder of her days. Before coming to
'Beaver, she resided in Philadelphia,
where, we understand, her father now
resides.
PRIME. green and roasted coffees
granulated, extra C, P. It.- and Orleans
sugars. .1. M. Cornelius& Co., Vanport.
IF you want to get your clothing cheap
go to S. 1t J. Snellenburg'a, Broadway
New Brighton.
in the U. S. House°, Representatives
on Monday of last week, Hon. Wm, Mc-
Clelland, M. C., introduced a bill author
izing the Secretary of War to deliver to
the President of the Soldiers' Monument
Association of Washington county four
condemned cannon and sixteen cannon
balls—which was read and referred to
the committee on Military Affairs and
ordered to be printed. It will doubtless
pass both branches ', Congress, We
believe the design isihlsil!tee the articles
in the immediate vicinity of the monu
ment, in the Washington cemetery.
EXTRA choice syrup, white honey
drips, new crop Orleans molasses, J. M.
Cornelius Az Co., Vanport.
IF you want a good fit, get your clothes
made at S. dr. J. Snellenbtirg's, Broad
way, Now Brighton.
St. Val'entine's I)2o.—Next Wed
nesday will be St. Valentine's Day. Our
friend, Rev. J. K. Miller, of the Bearer
Book Store; bas his usual supply of Val
entities. Give him a call, all you who in
dulrze.
Rinuons, all colors and Widths, hat
frames, bonnet frames, - iets; panniers,
forms, felt skirts, velvkeens, at the
very lowest figures. •J. M. Cornelius &
'Co., \'anport.
hryou- want:lvoßuclothing made of the
hf_ist selected tnaterial, go to S. S. J. Snel
lenhurg's, Broadway, New Brighton.
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Cassimeres, Yarn*, Tiek.ings, Muslins,
Table Linens, Drapes, ite., cite., at J. M.
Election of School Discomfit. Cornelius it Co's, Vatiport.
..Thi following bill is now before the _____. _......•-...-- ----
t,i AturgiL4, 4 ibis in regard tothe Siogulai:Deivotion.—A correspon-
Leg. dent of h ßepublican,
e •of --? 0 , .....irectoa. ~1 w.., prob- . the Monon 'allele
writing from Now Creek, W. Va., under
'es law before our Spring elog
ably bens. , date of January 8, gives the following
. Aim year :
toms are lieki , account of the wonderful attachment of
Ti.st, in ail future elections
a dog to his master:
SE " : " 1 " N 1. r - von sebuols in this
of ditectors of cow , Vgr two Of inu re In the latter part of 1863, duripg the
eq111111ti1111.1111! b., weer, . in a di ar i a for Rebellion, a soldier, whose name is tin
persons arc to be chose).
..- „:), t „,„ mg, 'near New Creek, W. Va.,
the same term of service, et.' "— ..."-- —:
're ni ndid • Vim Ito
r
t h u rpa ti ne ' be ll s r l found oti his person proved
rem Washington county. At
give all his votes to one or to t i g„i, iv
:itt, to be voted for as he stall , .1 the time of nhi death he had a dog to
16114 " whom 110 was greatly attached. The
and the candidate:3 highest in VOtt- 4 • to dug ti o li u i et i hi s dead znakt.or to his
be declared elected. Any appointmei. -1 tilling
till a-vile:lacy in a board of directors shai.,
whenever pried able,bc made from among *Warmly, and tried to got the dirt from
4 fl r p a t v h e e g an ra d cr t h e is d e es om -o mi tell " fri v. o ' u e d re w bin o d
the voters of the district who Shall have p t h e g r av e. Every exertion was
Voted for the director whose place is to be um
tilled. made .. . t , : get ti t i b ed e d iy og in a g w o a n y t ir le mn icra th v e a, g o r n ay ly e
Sta.. 2. Whenever a voter shall intend but it turn h,
, b nough each day to go end
to give more votes than one to any candi- taking . • :nu.) to eat. Even the
date ,or school director, lie shalt express
his intention distinctly and clearly upon„ loyelty. It remaineti
the face of his ballot, otherwise but off* guar di ng t h e t wave tit:lii One month ago
fisblilitleitiheraeadstepvltteorl•clitta : 64 tile clog—hooorinff
vole shall be counted and allowed to such when death relieved him o." his 41(1 1 4'-
1 camlidme; but any ballnt which shall con- having stood a devoted watch Of nea4tly
I ,Agin - 67 express'a great e r n u m b e r of votes nine years. About twenty-live ei s tizatia
Itliail the whole number 10 which the voter buried him, ereetin,t a hoard v:1 it the
shall be entitled, shall be rejected. - if t libwing inscription : "Hero lies the
---*--- Remains of Poor Doi; Poseerantz, the
Unknown Soldier's Dev oled Vrielui."
finis° ) our chickens, butter and eggs-
We al/ow the highest market price for
all kinds of country produce. J. M.
Conieiius J Co.i Vanport.
Boyd' suits, of all sizes and patterns,at
the (.; rest Clothing Emporium of S. d J.
Seellenburg, Broadway, New Brighten•
A Needed Law.—The eltension of
a law to this county, noW in force in Wash
ington and Erie counties, is asked for nt
tee hands of Vat Legislature. The act re
ferred to gives aldermen and justices of
the peace jurisdiction over eases of assault
and ?Emery and other petty criminAi eas
es. Under its provisions justices of the
peace are empowered to summon u jury
ytf viz persons, try the case,' and, on cOn
viction, sent...rev t:3 jail for a poll tea tem.
This !Tactice has been found to work u
in evcry particular—saving the Courts
much valuable time, the parties interesred
suspense as well as expense, and the coun
i tics thousands of dollars annually. It has
been found that justice !us been more ex
actly meted out in theso petty eases than
under the ord system, for the trial follows
quickly on the commission of the alleged
otrens.:e
Cauueltott.—Tbe v illage,Can nel ton.
In this county, bids fiLir to be a place of
some note before many years paws away.
It is located on the Little Beaver river.
to Darlington' township, and the country
surrounding it is unsurpassed in Ws
locality for mineral deposits. Lately
the enterprising firm of Moody ct Cet.
opened a fine grocery and proviaion
store, and in the same building have the
new Postollicc, with daily mail ouch
way. frhere are five large coal works at.
this point, with a capacity of ono thous
and tons. per day, the most noted of
Which is the Cannel Mines, of Mansfield
and Morse, which bare been in opera
tion over thirty' years, and etc now
shipping, regularly ono hundred tons
per day—from a vein twelve feet in
thickness.
A large oil well also procures its sap-
plies from Cannel Mines, manufactur
ing oil for Nicholson pavements in largo
quantities.
A FULL LINF. of Germantown Tarns,
all colors, plain and worsted, cheaper
than anywhere else in the county, at J.
M.Cornelini & Co'a, Vanport.
The Leetares.- 01 1 last Friday eve
ning Mrs. Louise Holden of Elmira,
Sew York i leetured In the M. E. church
of this place. - The house was filled on
the occasion, many - having oome from ,
tbo adjoining
,towns to hear and nee the '
oratress. Mra,liolden herself is a
fine looking lady, dresseawith exquisite
taste, and seems to have enjoyed all the
advantages of a liberal education. Bo-
sides she is modest, self-possessed;
and has a voice net at 01 unpleasant to
hear. As to the merit:Oaf her lecture we
have only to ask this question: If de
livered by a prominent gentleman from
abroad, would it have been regarded as a
success? "We think not, and believe
that is the candid opinion of all who
heard it.
Mr. Frederick Douglass' lecture, on
Monday night, in the Presbyterian
church, was listened to, by perhaps, the
largest and most attentive audience ever
assembled in Beaver to hear.* profess
ional lecturer. Mr. Douglass does not
speak with the snap and ferVor that
marked his efforts fifteen or twenty yearr
ago; yet at the same time his utteranceo
still carry a force with them that stamp
Weir author an a man among men. Ills
lecture on this occasion was Well writ
ten,.- and abounded with ideas that will
do to think about long after Mr.. Doug
lass' visit to Beaver has been forgotten.
:"Self-made men," in his judgment, are
those who " work, work, work I" a con
clusion which should - bo reached and
cherished by all. Mr. D. left our town
on the fbllowing morning (Tuesday) for
Sharon, Mercer county, where he was to
speak again that evening.
Merrimack, Sprague and all other best
Prints 121 cents, at .1. M. 'Cornelius ik
Co.'s, N:auport.
Good litsuewemeed.—Thereseerne
to be no discount on the management of
the Ohio penitentiary; for its annual
statistical report shows that the labor of
its convicts last year amounted to $37,, 7
00f more than its current expenses. rf
this can be accomplished in the Colum
bus penitentiary, why can it not ho done
iu the Western Penitentiary at Alleghe
ny city ? Will some one answer us?
A Cs nri.—We beg leave to announce to
the public generallyetbat we are now
prepared to do a general merchandising
business, dealing in dry goods, Notions,
trimmings, boots and shoes, hardware,
queensware, wooden ware, drugs, Gro
ceries, and everything usually found In
first-class establishments of this kind,
and taking in exchange for goods all
kinds of country produce. We will also
buy grain, wool, and all marketable ar
ticles, for which we will pay the highest
price.
Feeling Very grateful for the generous
reception which we have met at the
bards of the people of Vanport and vi
cinity, and the public generally In mak
ing our debut In Van port, as merchants,
we hope, by close attention to the wants
of the people, by straightforward and
upright business principles, and judic
ious selections of goods, to merit a share
of public patronage.
Very Respectfully,
Y. M. ColisEtays it Co., Vauport.
List of letters rel
Post Ofrtee, Fobruar:
Miss Jennie E Brady, I
Mrs Catherine Booth, .
1' P Cummins, esq
Annie Cook,
Mr 0 W carey. 4,•
Mr D A. Cooper.
lite Label Cathie,
Lizze Bahlor Danville.
(care Thomas,)
W 0 Davidion,
Mr John C EaCCILIO,
MS Joseph Grata,
M.
IF you would secure bargains, come
and see us. J. M. Cornelius Sr. Co.,Van
port.
Aceepted.—We learn from Supt.
Fields that Harmony district, this coun
ty, will put into operation schools under
the School System of the State during ,
the coming ,summer. This district is
composed of what is known as the Econ
omy Society. Practically the acceptance
of the System, owing to the peculiar or.
ganization of the Society, will be of no
great advantage to the district. But in
order to remove any seeming hostility
to the great cause of popular education,
the Society Judged it proper to conduct
' its enucational affairs in accordance
with our present School law. It should
be remarked that the citizens of this
district have always been the most lib
eral and progressive friends of educa
tion of any in the county or State.
There are now but two districts in the
Common-Wealth which have not schools
in operation under the School System,
and these are in Wyoming county.—
CorroN Oity Flour, Buckwheat
Flour, at .1. M. Cornelius & C", Van
port.
-• •
Defuse the fever epidemic of the last
month, the stock of Ayer's Ague :un3
the Old North State became exhausted.
and before a supply could be recelVed
from Lowell, suffering from chills and
fever - became fearful. A few parties
were so fortunate as to have it on hand,
and in Iredell eoutity, the druggists eked
out their-slender stocks by gelling doses
—a
,spoonful each—for a donor. Many
paid ten dollars for- a bottle, when the
regular price is but one, and thought
themselves favored at that, so valuable
aro the curative properties of this-prepa
ration, which notonly expels the poison
from the system, but leaves the patient
with anUnpairedhealth and vigor.—ltot
rig& (N. a) Standard.
That Boggs tic Buhl of Allegheny aro
selling .goods cheap is atteSted by the
crowds that now line their salesroom.
This he t should not deter people from
going tbqire, as they have plenty of polite
and attentive salestnen to attend to their
wants. We bespeak for the firm a call,
feeling assatred that they will do just as
they say in their advertisement, which
appears is mother column of our paper.
REMOTA/L.-WO direct tbo attention of
our readers to the advertisement, In this
weeks paper, of Messrs. Arbuthnot,
Shannon st Cn., of Pittsburgh. This old
and well-known house have just remov
ed to their lame new building, Nos 239
and 241 Liberty street, and have vow
open a very large and elegant new stock
of Dry Goods and Notions. all of which
they otter tatt l e co, entry trade at whole
sale, at lowest gastc•rn prices. We be
speak for the firm tk; ‘ o success their en
terprise merits, and nylviso our buyers to
call and examine theLl - stock, when vis
iting Pittsburgh.
Brown Attormi—That ".Person " over
in Washington county is lnistaken as to
the correct ivronticiatico of °Roth
schild." The name is German and com
posed of two words, viz: 'Roth Which
means red; and Schild means a
sign—each as .we have ave.^ business
places or above the doors. 'The whole
.nine taken together in Bagli,sli would
be "Itedsign; l l and the carreet',pronan
elation of the name is 'Ronekactuld; and
not net-sehild, as tho Waskingto.n cons
ty man has it. Yours RcapeetfOL/7,
HELVES Cov Fn . G slut Apr::
s aki dwoz,....We Drtd , thefulloWing
from' the pen of Dr, Hugh dainpbal„ . an
einicientphystelan, of Uniontown, in the
Genisis.of Liberfv. The aug,63:loons are
no doubt valuable:—As many of our
citizens are very much alarmed because
of the existence of a few cases ofaMoll
pox, and vaileteld among' irk-lest it
might become epidemic, it may net be
unacceptable to your readertilo, learn
something definite as to the danger or
probability or ita spreading.. Incite drat
place I would remark thatpara is no
disease to which flesh is Bolt that can bo
snore completelg isolated and confined
within certain Multi than small-pox, if
the proper precautionary,. measures are
adopted; and , those Intestinal are the
most simple that you ean imaginemere
ty to avoid all actual contact with the
lick, or any article of clothifig or other
thing that has: been in contact with the
sick. ir this rule is rigidly adhered to
I will guarantee that the diseise shall
not sprOad bey ad the persons to whom
it is afready communicated. The phys
ician or any other person may enter the
sick room without danger of contracting
the disease, by leaving out of the house
for the time of visit all outer , garments,
avoiding touching door latches, stair
rails, ehairs, bedclothes, or, in a word,
any articles - In the room, by your hands,
your clothes or your feet. The doctor
must feel the pulse, but on leaving the
room tet him have his own wash basin
and towel, and wash his tunids•well,rind
he is safe. Nurses should be proVided
with suitable dresses to be used during
the sickness of the patient, and when
through with their nursing, dispose" of
their clothes by tire if they
,Cllll a ff ord it,
or if they cannot a ff ord to burn, they
may be thoroughly purified
,with warm
Water and soap by washing In two or
three changes or water,
tak,iug care to
bury the water deep in the ground.
Some hive recommended throwing the
clothes in the water closet, but there is
danger of rubbing on the seats and thus
comments:siting the disease. it is all to
no purPiese to wear' tunulets, sulphur,
camphor, assifcedda, carbolic acid, or
by any ,other medium, except actual
contact as above stated, notwithstanding
the strong odor arising from the person
of the sick, and where there is the con
tact all your preveutives are valueless.
I have been asked how long before it
would be safe to use articles having been
in contact with the sick, and not proper
ly cleaned. Thisquestion cannot be def
initely answered; it might be three
months or as many years. The only se
curity is perfecteleansinz,e or destroying.
There is great cruelty and wantot'ehris
lieu faith in the doctor or any other per
son erasing' to give Lho proper attention
to 0 sick, thrOugh fear of losing Kee
-1
ti or conveying the disease to others.
B attending to the proper precautiotes
tl physician may see his sitiall-poxpa
t* nt and then go to another patient
Without the least danger of:carrying the
disease. \The physician advertises him
self to attend the sick, and even at the
risk of losing custom through fear, he
has no right to decline attendance on
1 the small-pox.
If vaccination were enforced, and
rightly performed on every individual
and repeated until the susceptibility was
exhausted, small-pox would soon be
eradicated - Ono principal reason why
so many have the small-pox after being
said to have been vaccinated. is the ig
norant or careless manner of vaccina
tion. Every physician who inserts the
vaccine virus is bound to see, that the
disease runs its course rightly, and it is
his duty to see his patient, at least, three
times from the incipient stage of the dis
ease to the formation of the crust or
scab. Less than this is a failure of.duty
and he is entitled to no compensation,
nor can he honestly say that hie patient
has been vaccinated. Again, the thaw
seems so simple that ninny ignorant
persons think they can do it themselves,
the part becomes sore—there is much
fever and they conclude that all is right
—nevertheless the disease is spurious
and the e is no protection, and vaccina
tion dfacredited. If any oho desires
tox s/
• , io, and will call on me, I will show a
picture of the vaccine disease in its sev
eral stages, and then they can form some
opinion of itli right appearance for them
selves. But instead of trusting them
selves to operate or judge, better employ
an intelligent physician and then pay
him for his services provided ho does
his duty, otherwise don't give him a
cent.
infigning in Beaver
.y Ist., 1872:
Mr William Kant,
Lance Manor, eaq ,
Martin Martin,
Mr John McCarty,
Mr Hugh Russell,
Mary Renner.
Miss Kate Thompson,
Mrs Caroline Toy,
Lilly Taylor,
Miss Marie Waran.
Archie A Wilson,
A. MCGA 171 C 6, P. it
1:1=1
Are They True or False Propti-
ets?:---A pious nun, named .thrta Maria
Targi. died some years ago, out' before
death she made the following prophecy,
which has for the first time locum recent
ly published. She ‘)roplicsie'l that "Pope
Pius would live to completo the 27th
year of his pontificate, but before bis
death he would be boom! In irons and
east into prison. Thou would follow
total darkness over the whole world,
which would continue time slays." So
predicted Anna Maria Targi; and now
conies ono M. S. Quay, who,wedicts that
"The preaent is the last contest that will
be made by the Republican/party under
its existing organization."
Therefore let the people look out for
darkness and a sundering' of the Repub
lican party, for have not the deceased
Anna and the roaring Matthew Fail
these things will come to pa,4 ?
tiabbath Breaking.—For the in
formatien of persons who make a prac
tice ot gunning en , Sundays, and who
seemlo be unaware that they are 'iota Ig-
Ing in an unlawful practice, we publish
the following extract from . the laws of
Pennsylvania:
Serriorir 7. There shall ho no shoot
ing, or trapping on the first day of the
week called Sunday, and any person or
persona ofthis ac o t ff , g
o agaien o s n t
v t i h e e ti p o r n e v iors
forfeit i
and pay atom not exceeding twenty-five
dollars or leas than five dollars, or he
imprisoned in the county jail whore the
(Arouse was committed not more than
twenty-tive days for each Miens°.
CEO
Wpm the Weihism, Va.) liersia.j
HMO two years ago, a young Berman
girl, V i ony filegisaor, modest, handset
and indostrious, Woeensa4esi mr
to be
rlesi to a countryman named Jahn Lint lg,
a meelian is of unexceptionable eberao
,
ter, both residing or naviiig friends
here. About the time set for the wed
ding, the father of the girl died sudden
ly, and In consequence the wedding was
postponed,the,betrothal still continuing,
the girl helping to support ber widowed
mother and family, they oung man
working at his trade as a cabinet-maker,
at Steubenville.
Last On ristmas day, as we understand,
was the day appointed the second time
for the wedding, and the preparations
were made at Steubenville, even to the
providing, by his own hand, of the nee
esaary tables, chairs,. &e.. for house
keeping, iJnfortunateiy about this time
he was taken suddenly sick, and hoard
ing with a family in which there-had,
been small-pox. Jul was supposed to be.,
attackold with that disease. The lady
with whom ho boarded. knowing the re
lesions between the two parties, but un
known t o him, sent a message to his be
trothed at Wellsinerg to come up and
nurse hint.
Never hesitating, she went, as she
supposed herself in duty bound, and its
a short time the young man recovered,
not having lite small-pox at all, but
some other disease. She then came
home, was treated as parties supposed to
have been in contact with small-pox
usually are. and the wedding watt again
deferred fora few days.
Shortly after, las apparent good health,
she returned to Steubenville, on Tues
of last week was married, on Thiirsdity
was taken with the small-pox, and Sat
urday night died of the terrible disease.
She died among friends, it is true, but
her Very tanthar eouid not see her in her
sickness, and on Sunday she was Marled 1
out-of sight, with hardly an attenavOt.—
Site was a Catholic, but Father LligMow.
the faithful priest, was-then, also, op 14
death-bed, and the holy rites of the
church could not be performed over this
daughter of affliction. •
It is a sad story and a true one. True
and loyal woman as she was, her heart
was in her troth, and her truth and loy.
alty led her to her death. Without a
question, when other. hesitated, abe
went. in his deadly peril, to the side of
him she loved, and as bravely and truly
we over soldier died; itheidied at the post
of duty, May the flowers Of the early
spring bloom over her humble grave.
=
OLD Pnv..raniens aro dying nut. New
facts are killing them. The ideit that in
valids weakened by disease can be re
lieved by prostrating them with destruc
tive drugs, "fa no longer entertained
except by monomaniacs. Ever since
the introduction of pr. Walker'_4 Vine
gar 'litters it has been obvious thiit their
regulating end Inrigorsting properties
are all-sufficient for the earn of chronic
indigestion. rheumatism, constipation,
diarrhrea, 13er9CUS StriVAOns, mkt!,
rio - us fevers, sad they Are now the stan
dard remedy for those.complaints in ay.
.ery section ot the LT on. Ileb7llw,
Pennsylvania Legislature.
BBB(Art, Jas. 29,—The Speaker UK,
bekne •Lhe• berate hut, 4itiagt (roux the
minutes the Bowe Of Public, Chart:
interniing the Ogielatere that tha
Boartralteimirt ern piaci* in the hand*
of tfio,Printor / early In January. Thu
bin 'lnnorporsting : the 'Rochester Thant.'
ante Company was taken up and pas s ed;
A resolution fora public' ralendat every
week yrw, passed. . Nothing else of pub!,
no interest. Tito House was not in am.
El=
S 1 NA'. J a n, 30. The Committee on
Finance reported bills and vouchers for
litting up the walls of the Senate and
noose. ordered printed. The bills were,
eertifijd under oath to the Committee,
and amount to ttr,146.61. The Senate
bill authorizing the courts to incorporate
all game. m a r ket and town hall associa
tions and gas and water coMpanies, was
passed. The bill changing tho name or
"Beaver Seminary and Institute" to
'•Beaver College and Musical Anstitete,"
and granting it college ptiwers as a
lSoitliodl.f , Institution. passed:
1 -Tho House was not in session.
SENATE, Jan. 31.--Tho joint resolution
to pay the bills for fitting u and furn
ishing the halts of tho two ouses, came
up, add a motion to pay 5G per cent. and
refer the balance to the Committee on
Retrenchment carried. A. bill relating
to depositei in sayingti banks unclaimed
for shiny years, dividing the interest on
the same among the depositors, and di
siding the principal between the banks
and State; depositors claiming within
ten yenta thereafter to sue,Vhe State.
Passed to a third reading.
Roust.—Ameng the bills passed we
noticemi act ineorporatingtbe Pittsburgh
and VTnemy
_ltaisroadecunpany• At
half-past eleven Vali Houses met to
count up the vote of !lust October, which
'footed up: For Atiditor . General—Stan
ton, 284. 4 97, MeCandlagy 269,512; Span
gler, 3,132. . For Surveyor General—
Beath, 287,0.15; Cooper, 200 1 ,735; Wheeler,
2069, Fur conilltutionalConventloll—'
316,007; against, 69,715. No returns were
received from Phifadelphia, no tickets
having been priivided 'there. Speaker
Rutan said that David Stanton t of Bea
ver county, received a Majority of the
votes eat for Auditor liemml, but sat
isfactory evidence having been received
by the President of this convention and
tho Speaker of the House of his death
since his election, there is no.person in
existence to whom a certificate or com
mission can issue. There is, therefore;
no person who can be declared elected to
the office of Auditor General. Adj.
SENATE, February I.—A bill relative'
to judicial districts and increasing the
Supreme Judges to seven, was reported.
with amendments. The bill providing
County School Superintendents with of
fices, was reported negatively. A bill
securing to women their separate earn
ings was Introduced; also, asupplenaent
to the act allowing parties in interest to
testify, and extending time to' executors
and administrators. A resolution was
adopted requiring the Committee on
Retrenchment to report on the bills for
refitting the Legislative Rails on Thurs
day. The bill authorizing the State Su
, periutendent to appoint three trustees
on behalf of the State, in State Normal
School Boards, was passed. Col. Grey
was sworn in MS Senator for the Fourth
District of Philadelphia
llortss.—A Was passed authoriz
ing -assignors of insurance policies to
sue in their own na'nae. Also, a bill reg
ulating the execution and transfer of
notes Wen' for patent rights by rsqulr
leg the writing or printing thereon et
the words "Given for a patent," under a
penalty of inisdetrieanor and fine and
Imprisonment. Also the Treasury bill
requiring the Sinking Fund Corntril.s
sioners to notify annually, commencing
1873, by circular, nil State ard National
banks that on the second, Monday of
,April they wdkopen, in the presence of
the Governor, proposals for becoming
depositories of the State funds, bidders
at the highest rate of interest to be cho
sen, who shall report monthly, and nevo
or bold more than half the amount of
their bonds to the State Treasurer, and
report monthly to the Auditor General.
Ad j,
Suniau, Feb. 2a.—The Senate pro
ceeded to elect the balance of its officers.
Mr. Gray of Philadelphia giving them
one vote of a majority. The caucus tick
et was elected, except Mr. Carson, of the
Philadelphia Morning Post. Of coarse
all were ltepnblicatis. Nothing else
transpired. Adjourned till Monday.
liouse.—Among the bills introduced
was one for the protection of mechanics,
miners and laborers, giving them a pre
ferred lien for not over two dollars for
wages dim On the insolvency of the em
plOi,er., Adj.
RoCugsisit,,BEAVEll CO" PA., 1
February 4, 1872.. )
EnITOO BEAVEn A nous : According
to promise, I send, you a few notes,
made in an interview with a lady who
has been a missionary in Ponaba for
twenty years. yon have, no doubt, ex
peneneed the tiresome monotony of
awaiting a train, especially in a "depot
where you have had the pfeasurc of so
doing, for the one hundreth time ; un
less that monotony was relieved by
smoothing of more than ordinary inter
est. Being placed in circumstances of
a Kitnitar nature, at the depot In this
place, I bad the pleasure of meeting Mrs.
Sturgis,who (accompanied by her daugh
ter, a sprightly 'looking little blonde,
perhaps ion years of age) is on a visit to
her friends here, (in ohm) where she in
tends remaining a few months before re
iartiling to Vonaba. ROT. Dlr. Sturgis
anti )4dy it appears were sent to l'unalat
a s inis,sionaries, with other congrega
tionaltats, du the year 1853, who by
vino iiii.sitstanee tuns successful in estab-
lisbing a mission that was pruductive of
much good.
Ponaba is ono of the Caroline Islands,
and was formerly calisi Torres. It Has
about ten degrees nortli latitude endow,
hundred and tasty degrees west longi4
Jude; Or about twolhousand ,five hun
dred toilet soutb-west. of the Sandwich
i s l a nds. Ponaba is the most important
of the Caroline Islands, and contains
about six thousand inhabitants. The
nativea number aboutotbree-fourths
of
the population, and more nearly resent
ble the 41.triericart Indians than any other
race. The staple productions of theme
Islandi are ooffee, auger-cane and cotton,
which grow rapidly, arrodod abun
dantly, and in quality mompar ce e favora
bly, with the similar productions of any
part y
of the world. The natives are very
read to trade or eachange these pro
dominos for guns and ainmunition,cloth
log. farming implements, cooking uten
sits or the most simple and useful we
chanical tools, They too, like the Amer- '
icon Indians, are extremely fond of I
b r i g htly mi tered articles of drops, jewel
ry, trinkets, and gewgaws. or fa hey no-
dons of any kind . Their disposition
naturally, Is malicious cruel and re- 1
vengeful:The missionaries had at first to
encounter many obs before much I
progress {VHS !mute ;Mer e good cause. I
One of these cotaelai and a great one,
too, was a jealous, Ontrfui and almost re
lentless
spirit, imPlanted in the hearts al
these nattyes, against missionaries, by
the actions of traders who. claming to
be Christians, aye even under the garb
of tnissionarms—had through the Mlle
enco of that moat faithful servant of his
e a t In
Water, committ ,
outrages the mere recital of width would I
make your bloyun cold. Outrages,
no doubt, stroll to those that have
itattaed the death of Bishop. Patterson
and his fellow laborers, who were re
cattily inurdered by the
. natives of the
Island pf liukapu. Kidnapping—or
more jelintly, the coolie trade, tacitly
permitted by the British Government,
in,A updraft, has no doubt been the main
cause of such attroettles.. What a model
government i Having so often held up
her bands in holy horror of the bondage
of Russian serfs or American slaves, and
'even now to be sanctioning such (nitre
seal Pardon the digressions! Anoth
er trial, that these monaries at first
th o ught almost In was to
give such a degree of perteCtion, to the
but rudely spoken dialect, as to convey
the most important truthsof the Gospel,
in such a manner as to be easily under
stood by thkimtives. however, by pa
tience and periseveranee, they succeeded
in reducing this dialect idstry espresJ
Aliveritten language, isonly four-
teen talent thellnelehalpheUet. The
tuitivei -ere an TO* elvilleed;:-Inost'sl
enlightened—and many have embraced
Christianity and are actively engaged in
extending the Gospel among their Meth
en. ":What a change •the Gospel.: of
Peace works in the hearts of the children
of men ? There, where - once existed con
fusion, idpiatiy, auperretition, ignorance
and idientitra, - now exist* ottlers.Pietrs,
faith, Wisdom and industry. The mis
sionariea,and, indeed all tbreignemwere
tit arat afraid to retire at night,. without
faatenlng doors and windows, but now
they never think ersuch a tbinggeing
to sleep with a feeling of perfect Security.
Now school houses and churches take
the_place of tents of wickedness.
The climate of these Islands is very
salubrious—the intense heat, usual in
such- latitudes—being modified by the
healthful. sea breezes, and• little if, any
sielfnesal3x its, of amnions nature, illtber
among foreigners or natives . The only
communication betweeen Ponaba mid
the United States that is not accidental,•
is that made by a missionary .ship that
makes yearly trips to the Sandwich Is
lands, which are aiwaya in direct inter
course with the United States by the line
of.ateamers that ply regularly between
China and California, touching at theme.
Islands. Nearly all the travel front
China or Japan to western Europe,la by
this route to San Francisco,
thence by
rail to New York and by steamer to
Europe. See uow what ample means we
have for the :Tread of the Gospel. Let us
do all vie can to assist in ' the glorious
work, until "The knowledge of the Lord
shalt cover the earth as the waters cover
the sea." L. M.
• Att. kinds of vehieloa made-to order,
at Small dc, Walther's . Carriage Paenary,
Market street, Bridgewater, Pa.
Vor.tho,Beaset Argus, Oily request.l
TALE 011ttilS OF
1W .11640.-NO.
„
DeAn Merton :—We stated in our hiss
that via would put our definitions of the
origin of evil to Blida lest. We re
mark, then, in reference to It, that had
the original progenitors of our race con
tinued In a state of Innocence, evil In no
form would have ever. entered the world
to blast our raeo as it has done. They
would have then been changed, at some
future period, Id Immortal life; but, by
trunsgtession they Inst all right to that 1
glorious state. , Notwithstanding the
solemn prohibition of Jehovah, the for
feiture was made.
She placket!, she ate, earth felt the wound,
Aud nature front her seat, slgt.lng through
All her WOCRIM, gave signs of Coe;
That all was led. "i---.llUten. .•
,
In adducing our testimony from the
Scriptures, we Will allow the Apostle
Janes to peak: tirst. ” Front whence I
come wars and, fightings, among you? 1
Como they not hence evenof your lusts,
that war in your members?" (James,
iv, 1.) They do not some from a per-,
sonal devil, without, bin from that beast
ly
serpentine desire called lust, that
wars in our members within us. ' But ]
every man is tempted when he is drawn I
away of his own lusts, and enticed, then,
when lust bath conceived, it twinged'
forth sin, and sin, when it is finished,
bringeth forth death.," 0./ernes, i,13-1.1. i
A man is tempted, when ? When ho is
drawn away of his own lust, and enticed.
Is he then tempted or the devil ? And
if so,. what is the devil? If James has
told the truth, there is no other devil,
but this spirit of fleshy lust, that wars In
our members. It would lay the Apostle
in a lie to say that wt, are tempted by
some separate, independent ohtanized
agency. Let us:remember, then, a man
is tempted when• he is drawn away of his
lust, and all wars, fleabags, backbitings,
evil and rebellion against God originate
in our ow u hearta.e-Gabstierta, v, 17-26.
" The children of the flesh are the chil
dren of the devil; and the works of the
flesh are the works of the devil." Wo
have in this quotation the contrast be
tween the fruits of the Divine SpiriVand
the fruits of the" devil, or the flesh. If
We yield ourselves servants to obey the
spirit of God ~we shall not be under the
law of sin and deatb,but shall beservants
of tighteousnessj but if weare led by the
spirit of the fiesh: :: (of this lust that wars In
our members) we yield ourselves serv
ants of sin and Of the devil, and become
instruments of wurightemetness.
The Apostle shows that they were In
structed by our Saviour, for. He declared
the same doctring. ," Out of the heart"
says he, "proceeds evil thoughls," &e.l
"And these aro they that defile a man."
Now, a man wadts to he cleansed from
these, and resisktho influence of the opts
it of his lust, warring against the Spirit of
God and the last. of his mind, and then
, he will resist the devil ; the devil in him
wilt be cast euttand he will be clothed
and in his right: mind, The law of our
mind is not depraved or impaired by
sin. We are in our very nature so con- ,
stituted, and 041 law of the mind is such,
that we cannot help of inwardly approv
ing of virtue and truth, hcovever much
we may be• under the power and influ
ence of our lusta. Hence, says the Apos- I
tie, "I delight in the law of God after 1
.
the inward mai ' With my mind I serve
the law. But . . see another law ill my
members, war ingagainst theiaw of my
mind, and briniging rite into captivity to
the law of sin Which is in my members."
(Romans, vii, 14-22) Paul had no trim- '
blo with an otaward, personal devil—
with fallen angels. His difficulty was
with this spirit. of lust that warred in
his members.,To will was present with
him—he wille4 and desired to do right
and obey God ; "but how to perform that
which is good Land not, for the good
that I would, lido not, but evil that I
would not, dist i l do. But it is not I that
do it, but sin at dweller) in me. I
find then a law; that when I would do
good, evil is present with me."
Now, whore; ; is there a personal devil
in all this? 13;not this evil,tbat is pres
ent with us, the devil that is doing all ,
this mischief? If there was some other
foreign spirit eir agency to trouble, fear,
and resist, would not the Autistic] have
mentioned, and not contint.4l the „whole
to his lust, warring in hbetnembere? He
most certainlyisvould. To be ender the
power of the devil, or these depraved
lusts, with thiriiaw of our mind, or con
, science, condeinning us and approving
of the law of (sd, and that which is holy
and good, is a West wretched state to be
in. And who Can deliverus? Who can
destroy the works of the devil, or flesh ? ;
Hark! "I thank God, through out Lord
Jesus Christ." `E; He is able to deliver and
to save, to tho 4 ntmost, alittliat will cast
their burden do Him. He was untidiest
to destroy the works 04 the devil.-----
"There is theOfore now no condemns- ,
condemna
tion to them Illicit are in; Christ Jesus. l
who walk not-after the flash, but, after
the Spirit; filir the law Of the Spirit of
life in Christ sasus bath 'shade sue free
from the . law of sin and tleath."— Ro
mans, vii onicriii.
"Wherein In times past ye walked ac- '
cording to the course ,of this world, ac- I
cording to the prince of the power of the
air, the spirit that .now worketh in the I
children n
ot dbiobedience ;.' among whom
also we alt had our conversation in times
past in the Mins of our dealt, funding;
the desires ofAlto gosh and of the panel ;
and were by nature the children of Wrath,
even as otbefs. (Ephesitpul, ii, 2.) The
prince and pOwer of the air, is the spirit
and power otour lusts, our evil habits,
practices, and dispositions, the spirit
that now worketh in the : hearts of the
wicked. Tildso lusts and habits are also
so many evil : Spirit-3, or devils in the nat
ural heart. causing non to sittaani walk
in theta, and they altapa the course of
this world.
Ily an exaininination Of those , texts,
we get at what 15 in the 'script uses, I
called the devil. It nothing more nor
'less than thik'spirit of our lust warring
in our members. Becausii the devil is per
sonified, in tho'Scripturo; we aro not to
draw the conclusioal that he is or) as act
ual personality. WisdoM is ponified
and tie is goo lness and truth, buftve do
not say that .these moral qualities have
posronal identity. The spirit of world
is personified, but we do not give it or
ganism. The Apostle says in 1 (Swint/t
-hins, ii, 12, "Now we have received not
the spirit of the world, but the Spirit
which is of fsod." No one pretends that
the spirit of 010 world is:anything more
than the itaineueeenal power of the lust of
wicked mon; 4.nd wbon the; spirit of
the world is pot out of a man; the deed
is cast out. ' The Spirit of God is the
power and influence of Clod. The spirit
of the worldly the power and Influence
Grille world..] Hence, says the Apostle
again, "Having therefore tho.promise,
dearly beloved, let us cleanse ourselves
from all filthiness of the dash and'Sprit." 1
(2 Corfutitiaut, vii 1,) This spirit of the I
tlesb is an or spirit,. and this evil spirit',
la the devil that possess a wan. Hence,
fleetly!' nail:l'i Efithesians, iv,22, "That ye
put off, concerning this former converse
tion,the old ritan,w bid' is corrupt accord
ing to rho tip , eitful lust, and be renewed
in the spirit rtf your mind." Nellingnago
out speak mit plainer then this, that the
old man, the Spirit of our lust, is the same
us the devil; and the only thing that
needs to be purged from our minds. - It
Is the unclean spirit that Christ east out.
and that hA gave his Apostles power
over, and to irest out, Galled the devil
and Satan. ('Ephoiona, vi, 11-I*.) We
would ask when do wo stand up and
breast ourseiVes against the devil? When
we contend against the wickedness of
this tvorld, f:: e. spiritual wickedness in
high places, and when wo succeed' to put
out, or render harmless to us the den'
darts of the Wicked. The w tole 'Widow
of Iniquity 14 expressed by the word,
dovtl, and the plots, plans, persecutions,
anti ingenuity of the wieked. as eaereis
ed against Gadand Ills people, is what
We stay understand by the wiles er the
devil. - (Cotesaionsi iii, 9-41.) e
have "Lie not
put off
one to anothtfr, soixiing y
the said Man with his deeds, end haVe put
0406 nevi may, Which 'la 'renewed in
krimitedge, after the image of him that
ereated him."
We have brought forward these Pas
saw to show, *bat sin and evil is fostered
and kept alive in the heart from tbe
same sources, and from the same spirt!
and influence by which it waslntroduced
by. Adam and *F.:ye into the world, and
that this spirit is what Ise:died the devil.
it was the grat itiestiOn of I nat.or desire of
the mind. contrary to the express Com
mander God. that introduced evil'-and
was man% adversary or devil. and ,, it is
the same devil, or spiritof evil. that now
workoth, in•the hearts of the children of
disobedience. This is the devil of 'our
world, and the devil of the Scripture!.
N,Whenevf3r we find a person Indulging.
hia motion and lusts, contrary to God's
law; there we find a devil. Christ tarn-
I ed to Peteesind said..*•Get thee. behind
Me, Satan." Peter was indulging in a
wicked on- against a truth spoken
by our3.ord, and took birri to do for it,
I and began to rebuke him; therefore he
took upon him the character of ad./laver
sary, or devil, and Christ properly call
ed hitneitalt. (Matthew, zvi, 23:1rr, John,
vi, 70, "Have not I chosen you tWelve,
and one or you is a devil!' Judas was
.a devil hi the beginning, and proved
himself su to the end. His thirst for
money WAS so great %bathe sold his Lord
for thirty pieces of silver. This was his
ruling pasalon, and that which made
tnt a devil.
"W berefore wa would have came unto
you. oven 1 Paul, once and again; but
Sawn hindered us." -- (1 2'hessatonians,
ii, 18, Who was this Satan?' Was ho
8011110 abstract, peesonal being? some
fallen angel from heaven, that had the
control and power over him, to top
him? now foreign such an idea from
the truth 1 This expression is perfeictly
understood by the treatment be mentions
e bad received at Philippi, and some
other place, from the enentieli of the
truth. I e y had persecuted and shame
fully treated him. Such persons are
devils', and all the kind of devils the
Chrisuan law to resist or fear,
_
"Ocheld. the devil shall Cast some of
you into prison„and yr u shalt have trib
ulation ten days." (Revelation, ii, 10.)
Is this a real fallen angel from heaven, a
separate organized being? And has he
prisons in which he is going to confine
theSmyrnaChuren? Where is the account
of such an extraordinary-foreign . power I
In our world? We eannot believe in the
independent existence of such an agency
in our world; without better evidence
04 the blind traditions of men. It was
the dominant civil power, and nothing
more nor less, that was bete predicted
this church would encounter. This
wicked power is the devil that would cast
them ,into prison, and is ejuirgeable en
tirely to buman agency. "'
If an angel rebelling in heaven, and
falling-from that state of holiness, would
by that means become a devil, and it
Would be proper to call blip such, why
should it not be equally so in the ease of
man, and hence, call man a devil, af
terhis fall? We cannot see that there
wouhf he any impropriety in it. And
as we have no account of a holy angel In
heaven falling and becoming a devil, in
the Scripture, none but fallen man can
be called a devil. And hence, the Scrip -
ture's apply the term devil and,Satan to
the other beings. Man alone possesses
this spirit of evil and rebellion against
God ; and the angels in heaven rejoice
over ene sinner, or devil that repents
and overcomes this spirit of evil, and
from whom it is cast ant. It Is the work
of Christ to destroy this that makes a
man a devil, to•give liberty to the cap
tive that is bound, to this wicked and
cruel monster --the old man, the devil,
or his lust—and change the man to a
saint. He therefore, commences in the
early part of his ministiiy to exercise his
power over these unclean spirits, and,
cast them out of men, and also to • com
mission his disciples to go forth and do
the same.
[uoNcLUDED iN of NEXT.)
=
For The Beaver ArLgia
Gsonak.-rowN, Feb. 5, 1872.
Id r.Eni / rou :—As there area good many
copies of yOur paper taken in this neigh
borhood, I have concluded to send you
a few items to let the peopie l of the cone
ty know • what , wo are doing in this
place. Our tow* is Situated on a high
elevation bud perfectly healthy; a loca
tion unsurpassed by tiny other town be
tween Pitt.sburgh and Cincinnati. We
have two churches in the town—the
Episcopal. Rev. Morley in charge, and
the M. E., which has bad quite a revival
this winter; having added to their list
of members. seveilty-five names under
the presetting of Rev. Gledhill, who is
universally liked, both as a minister
and citizen, and was a few days ago pre
sented with a nice. cushioned rocking
chair, by a few friends connected with,
his congregation. ,
We have a flourishing Literary Socie
ty, offieered as follows: Charles Cal
houn, President:: A. E. Evans, Vice-
President Ildn'tted Spence, jr., Secretary;
Samuel Sucher, Treasurer; Miss Mary I
Leonard and Rev Smith Curtis, Critics;
Misses Ella Poe and Abbie Kirby, Edi
tors, and Messrs. J. N. Calhoun and
Robert Laughlin, Marshals.
The "Oil Fever" has broken out on
this side of the river, and a number of
wells are going down this spring. .1. E.
Smith and J. A. Cogloy have procured
lease on the Edward Spence farm, near
the ,celebrated Peters well, and are pre- ,
paring to bore immediately. Rumor says
that certain parties are going to bore on
the J. H. Diehl farm. Langtitt & Co. are
going to put a well down near the Withe
rspoon well, and a llookstown Company
are going to operate near Hookstown.
All of these welts are go down on big
Mill Creek. The above Parties feel en
couraged in, their operations by the fact
that their has not a single well beep bored
to the proper depth on Mill Creek, but,
that Etas got oil, and weex pact before the
year is out, that this side of the river
will be the oil region of Beaver county,
and oil territory be in demand.
N. D.
40--
NEW BB WELTON GUAM MARKET
COUR IiCTED Al' WUEQ 4$ courAsy
- STOSE 111u.t.s, Jan. Z, 1872.
White Wheat, $1 95
110 Wheat,
Corn,
61154,
Buckwheat,
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MARRIE .
M ANSELL--1.1011..NER , --January
by Rev. Joseph Hollingshead, Mr.
SAM 'act 11ansell. of Youngstown,Obio,
a nd Miss Jennie Horner, of Bridge
water, Beaver county, Pa.
BISIIOP—WATT.—At the borne of the
bride, February Ist, 1872,, by 11ev. J.
C. Wilson, Mr. John Bishop an,tl Mrs.
Naomi Watt, both of Beaver Co., Pa.
DIE 1).
SHIELDS —Jan uary I.tith ultimo, at
tonne near Ins Alarm, I'a., of pneumonia
John Shields, sr.,father of James M
Shield's, pastor of First Presbytert
an Church of Bridgewater.
The deceased had attained the good old
ago of R. 3 years and seventeen days. lie
held the oluice of ituling Elder In the
Presbyterian Church of Washington,
Presbytery of Sa kr a period of
40 years. lie was air tntellig.eKtt Chris
tian—familiar with the Bible and with
the doctrines of the church. He was a
man of prayer. Both by example and
precept. Ills was the blessed privilege
of living to see all bis children hopefully
converted and professors of that religion
which brought to his own heart, peace in
life, and M death,
[Radical and Conaervatire, please copy
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IDSECUOLOGIC Fascination. talioul Char
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CHICAGO 141 DESTRUCTION.
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tnne'w old standlneXt (loot to Pot ottlee v Ronlirt
ter, Pa., where he intends openinnt ua the hit of
April, wit'a Drug*, Pry Gootig, Millinery ObOdS,
ale., &c. .13.n44.1
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gi mpat t FOUND FOR 'OR4T TEA
60
Green, Black, Japan and Afixeg ! ! !
BROKEN TEA LEAP!
This •• Broken Tea leaf tr of the finestNttali
ty and of the most exquisite 4.teor. It la pore lest;
has no stems. and tea third rtronger than
_the
Whole test And but one hsli Its price.
Ali the first ease hote . .s throughput the eutiptry
ate using, it continuously and Pattsfactorily. -
It Is put up for family nse In rallies of 15 rounds
and Pent C. 0. D., to any address, and for the trade
in hall chests, upon which will he al towed a Ilbentl
disconnt. Samples sent free Address
PHILA. - BROKEN TEA LEAF CO."
No. 11 South FRONT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Jge,:U,3rn
11.at'devare, itc
1 4 "A.I.OLST ON
Foundry & Repair Shop
====:ll
Haring beCn Engaged in the Fonnary Business
for mote than tuirry Years,--dining . which-time I
hare accumulated a varlet,' of useful patterns, Re
sides canstructnag models and tating out patents
for Improvements on
COOKING - STOVES
-sad after having thoroughly tested these im
provements, I feel warranted in Offering them to
the public.
1-14::: 0 VC/ 13
The GREAT WESTERN. has no Su
wrier for this Locality.
T , a S 0
Stover of Diderent Styles for healing and Cookfr;;;;,
The Mat Republic Cook lit Side
llae the beret Record of any Stove ever offered in
thL5 market.
IT TAKES LESS FUEL,
LE ROOM TO DO MORE WORK
BEST BAKER,
mcos-r DUI? A. 1.311. E.:
A LTOGETTIA
THE BEST STOVE IN USF
n conneetlon with the stove I have g
Patent
ux-rtaNzszotv TOP,
which occupies littl&Tonm, no additional
fuel, and is not liable to wear out, dispen
ses with all pipe. eau be put on or taken
oif at any time, and Made to snit all stoves
of any slice or pattern.
- (15
85
Five ll‘itndred Pe,I•KAUS
Who have purchased and used the
GMT REPUBLIC COOKING STOVE
Most of Arbose names have heen publish.
ea in the Awl's, arc 'confidently referred
th, it itr,ess of its Superior merits
as it cooking; stove.
Ilavintt Italie first clas=t entrine , on hand. 01
about fifteen horse power cdpscity„ they are offered
to the public at reasonable rates.
/WIN Thltnt.NILEY.,
aprZlltt
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Pre.
The only reliable Gift Distribution G► the tountry!
$60,000 00
IN VALUABLE GIFTS!
TO IIE DISTRIBUTED IN
L. D. SINE'S
153 d HFAULAH MONTHLY
GIFT Enterprise!
To be Drawn Monday Erb. 19,
TWO GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES
$5,000 Each in Greenbacks !
Two Prizes, SI,IXIO
Five Prizes, $,500 1 .4 Greenbacks
Ten Pnzes or 81 00 t 7
I florae and Sligo with Silver-ccoonted Harness,
worth COO I
One One-toned Rosewood Moo worth $50 0 !
30 ramily Sawing Machines, worth VIA each
SOO Goth and Sliver Liter limiting Watcher,
Oa all) trorlll,from $2O to 00 each.
Firer cased Gold Rooting Watches, and
hesy Gold chains, worth Weacti,
Fire coh! Arrierlcsar ; Hunting Wateges, worth
tld s each.
Ten Ladies' Gold linntin Watches, worth $lO O
each 1
Ladies' Gold Leonine Chains. Gent's Gold Vest
Chains, Silver-ph:tea Castors, Sand Silver and
lDauble•piated Table and Teaspoons. Isry.band
led Dinner Knives, Sneer plated Dinne o r voila , .
Silver Vest Chains, Photograph Albums. Ladles'
Gold Breastpins, bhirt-Stnda and Sleeve-Buttons,
?bluer-rings, Vold Pens taileer extension),
Whole Number Gifts, 6,000.
9lcketa Limited to 60,000.
Agents Wonted to Sell Tickets, t o Vi tem
Lau nal Premiums will be Paid.-
stuglo itF.Uelt,st; gSx 711s.kets. pi; Tv_relve Tick,
_
• uts. $10; Twenty:are Tickets. $2l).
Cirentara containing a full list of prises, ate
scriptlon cattle nunuier of drawing, and other In
formation in reference to Ike 'distribution. will be
sent to any one ordering' them; order* must
no addressed to L. D. *INEp box SO.
dec:ltic) Oddee, 101 W. Fifth~lt,;f.lnctnnatl O.
ffifieettaise6u,s.
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SPEVEUER 414 WDONALD
riod# to ez.bange, Cob,. dovernntent Seala
nts's. take collection on all schnotble pdints
tan tinned titatt-a and Otztada. receive* money ore
tirPoP aubjott to check. sad gxelitre Mon dept o• -
to from olio dollar and upward: and allow inter- "
cot at.; per cent. Ity-iarni and rants llarettaked
free by applylog at tke teak. &Rik open 4 161 4
from U. t tn.,.ttlt 4. p. m.. and on Saturday even
ings from 6to 8 o'clock. We tater joy vremsseSolik' '
to—
L. 11.OATYAI & CO." Hon. A; S. float,,
Awn°. Scorr& clan A e 4 X 1 .411•' -
8. J. Monts & CO.. Wat. Kinixtrr,.
Smuts* & Wacxs, Jona SilAltr. • •
it. S. 'Lowers, R. D. &wan;
A. C. 111.111aTel Tnantatint'a NaltOnal
S. U. Wilson.
ld /WM Pittsburgh Pa .
n0.1611-IY-O
G. 8. BAsszei.. P. A. BAHREZ.M. A. UAW=
G. S. ISARKETI Cow Aso Brigid* 214
ti. 9. 111,11011613$ do CO., Beaver Pala,lis.
Et A.. N 0,131 S, •
Malan In Exchange. Coln, Ceopons.A.e..da:..;
Collections made on all amanita points In the:
NUM -States and Canada.. Aeccs/ntil of north--
ante. ManaGecturcrs, and Individuals, Benched; '
Interest allowed - on time deposnes. Coryta - ptm..
dente will vocalic prompt attention.- 01.0=11
COAL and NUT COAL
Z'U It SAL.E.
The undendJned is operallw a COAL RANK .
en WE:Were Run. about hall wsy between no.'
cheater and Boicarville, -where be will be Oil to'.
receive orders for lamp or nut coat ONO" can.
also be left at John May's, in Beaver. tre ss'
John Purvis' in Beaver, or at the Anus , ales:
-or at the residende of the undersigned car.
Market street, Bridgewater. Coal on th. platform
at all times. Coal delivered at shore - notice... ,
Terms cash on delivery. Prices 3B lOW Jul the low.
Cab 0.0 -4 93 J. C. MOLTER.
113 rrrsisuaGai BANK FOR 'RAW
111G3. GI FOURTH AVENUE:" rfitoier,
burgh: Chartered fit 1862.
Oyer; daily from 9 to 4 o'clock.. and on %
DAY XVKIIINOS from May int to Norember t
I tog s'cloclr. awl from November tat to May 1 0%,
6. toil o'clock". Interest paid nt the raid
Per arm, free of tar., and if tfot, withdritsru rum
or:muds ormi.nunuaiiy, J.timary mid July
Books of lly.t.r.irs. S.c., furnished st the office.
OF MANAGERS:
GEO. A, raqua, rtflatient.
N. I I A RTM A N. JAS. PAR K. Jr..Vlee•Prakl.
I). R. MrKINLEIC, Secretary nod Trenparer.
Bradley. J. L. Gratarn, A. S. Wm U.
Nitpick, 'John 8. Dilworth, F. Rahm, B. Fullarov
bee. Joshua Rhodes, John Scott, Robert Netonertz
Christopher Zuty,..._
U. .th , A. S. Belt, Solicitors.
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!LOOK ' HERE•
s. , ,PIIING AND SILDIJLED GOODS. —Th.
underragr.ed hee r a iw..tre to inform hi* friends
anti the public geuerany that be hi:wive reeergett
a new *MCI( of goods of the latest styles for
Spring and-Summer wear ,tvhich he oases at very
xaOiterat 111.01,.
GE ) NTLENILV,S PURNIBHINO
000Ds,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
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Clothir.f.rniede to order ou the shorfert
ThaukJul te the public for {apt favors, I 1. 01.6
by elope tote:3oon to harmers to merit a coritikti
tome of tte tame.
DANIEL MILLERP 4 •
iihiPoE VIIIHJKIVATER.
mar 24:1S
rierrfassitr3r.
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.:_"-', • ....._ ---- ~ State, shall do
4 . 0 -47 VV , Z3. - '1 '' ' li .2 ` , 7o . W he chlz be r r, "e tt i, : b i
ble patrima.-
1 ' Alit-qt” it : i illy Ile netts I ho 4 '
- be.t materials
tnannfactured in the United States. Gold and all
ver filling performed In a etyle that defies compe
tition Satisfaction guaranteed In all orwrationa,
or the money returned. tit*e him a trial. . .
ce tr.?: I y
$l,OOO REWARD'
•
A reward of One Thodsaud Dollars will be paid
to any Physician who will produce a medicine
that ...Vitt supply the wants of the people batter
than the article known as
DR. FARRNEY'S
Celebrated Blood Cleanse• or Pourers.
It mot be a better Cathartic better Alterative, a
better Sudorific. a better Diuretic, a better Tonle.
and to every way better than We Pan-a-ce-a. Nu
matter how it low been Sn ore orbow lately
diecovered. Above ell It mast hot- contain any
thing NOT PWtELY VT.OZTAILIX.
•
$5OO REWLMDt:
A rewardrof Five Bundted Dollars will be paid
tor a medicine that will permanently cure more
cases et Cosiirenesa, Corotipation Sick . or Ner
vous Ilea/ache. Liver Complaint, billoar Disor
ders, Jaundice, lihenutatiem, Gout, Dyspepsia,
Chills and Fever, Tape Worms, Bolls, Tumors,
Tetteni, Ulcers, Sores. Pains in the Loins, Sido
and ljdad and Female Complaints than
DR. FARRNEY'S
BLOOD CLEANSER OR PANACEA:
which is used more extensively by practicing
physicians than any. other popular medicine
known. •
eW'Prepared by P. Farrnarres Bans. & Co.,
Waynesboro, Pa.. and pr. P, Fannaorr. Chicago.
Price MA per bottle. For sale bp - Wholerale and
Retail MANN, and by Jona moons, Draggles
flamer, Pa. flyl2-ly .
James R. Ranldn,
DEALER IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOO 8,
CUTTLERY, PLATED WARE
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
Japannese and Plain Fine Ware,
WITH EVERYTHING NEM:SSA-11.y F(JI
HOUSEK EEPERS.
Call and sve our stock ;Int; team our pricts'.
No. GM ( Loie &. Clair AS2.)
PITTSBURGH, PA.
(fey I-1Y
S. F. WILSON,
BARS' LAY's ROOM, TIIIRD STREET,
Beaver, Pens 'a.
cox: Fnms.
( (1/ ek-n and Rousted),
TEAS,MOLASSES. SYRUPS.
Spice., Jellies, Ginned
AND DRIED VIECIT I HAMS AND
DRIED BEIW, MINCE MEAT,
Leaf Lard. in Tin Buckets,
Carbon Oil, Vitwgar Mackerel,
BEET BRAND SHOT-TIME FLOUR,
Best 4inti ?Allston 3111 Flour,
MILL :FEET), COPT MEAL,
13114,w heat, butter and Eggs,
itAG FISE CRACKERS
°fall Muds, Confectionery,
ORANGES AND LEMONS, RAISINS,
Figs, Fine Sale,
OVAL FRAME LOOKING GLASSES,
&c., &c., &C, &C
GROCERIESTHEE
'lave all beeu st - 1 wltb care; and,
BEND OF TOE FINEST AND FRESIIEsT
Will be sold at
Pittsburgh Retail iperos.
J. D. RAMALEY'S
0n ,..„ A
Hat House,
GENT'S FURNISHING
EMPORIUM,
No. 04 Fifth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH
The Best Goods at Lowe 4
, doocu.b!. sent to hay address, au approval
may 24-1 y,
011111 navy tic • Insitit vitt"-
R. TAYLOR, Pi•incipa 1.
The attention of tbe.Yoath of Oda and adjoining -
eseinties I. called to the
MAT,E, SU - 14 4 00U
now being opened in connection with the ether
Department. ~
Rooms have- been provided for Tielrty-tiaro
Boys or Voting filen, who witl recelrO event
advantage, and witt be boarded at rciwortithle rate*.
Address the Principal. DANIAG AGNW,
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Prices.