The Beaver Argus., June 12, 1872, Image 3

The Beaver ttrgus,
B ea ver, Pa.,June 12th,
aretgatiein ,7'4frteo
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Ti E TABLE:
& Pittp.:trurgh R. It. —Tralu..
t_sturiuu a. rollout:
a 9-19: 2.47 p j E Ven 1114 F:L•t
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• . M •!I, 7.4(j a m.. ArcoMaludstadu and Es
(throcwh to IleVali%) 5 45 p.
'lite Attention of the public is directed
• Ow following; Noci . Advert'letneuts
, 11 iiilwar for the first time in the
s
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sl N“Lice
•Dr .lohn,mou
Nt•i'„Uoll.3 RAM , „
Nonce—Ur .
•;” dig" Nut r Sc.,vltt;z. Machine .(‘
•peClai ZyrOLiCe.- Grand...............
A dreratement. - .\ Nr. Er rlu S co C
•pectaticoti,c,-zi. A. .1 hurg • •• 1•2
f 'Nattce:--L Gall3the . , Y.. A utenrieb,lsq
~ e ctal NoticeWit.tii.h • .. tf
\ vertieement „
Notic,,s- Dr. Hibbard
al Nor
tal Notac( ÜbOto
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4 ut Weitutst,—A table-spoonful of
dissolved i n a pail of water,
; I to ba a death dose to cut worum
kle around the plant every even-
In 4. a little of the wash, until itis strong
ton of danger.
na - t many persons complain about
n. 311(1 bunions, but never stop to in
quire shat cati-,e.., them ; UONV here w
liaN:A it, nearly the whole cause is in not
having Boots and Shoes that tit. neatly. If
you wish yourleet free from them get
it/r slides of
..Urresteatt at Hartzog, who
,plll guarantee a good fit, They have j Led
ed a nice assortment of Shoes, Guit
r. aThl-,....lippers,calL and see them, Broad
, iy, Nett-11rig,Itton, jes;tf
To Core Ittirtztoworom.— Take the
rizarN. Ameke ode -.n entlicient leatzth of
• , •o , onc-lowtt.t,-b - {x tne-h4ll inch of
upon cud of the ci A ,„"ear: -- !finty wet the
• • • ,ntfaro of Ito• sore th the esh• is-front the
I. rt.l. rich..r frlim the ..nA
Dr
• IN% fl
li taci ', 11
of ice.- Fi,tit .t.ta 11(1.'1- this dace
• • !)1,• S...ptetither next, tho
; • v ~,11,mis,i,•tters Hill meet on Sat
-4,r atrli week only. aprlOtf
Perfections of the body are noth- 7
~w parable V. the excellent
• lual -
1•1 , 1 endowments of the mind,
\‘ll. ark , 1,1:t the carill , ies and
r. of a mere inan, hut these are
perfections. and exeelleneles (4 a
n,m; since wi..ti)NV Is an
7th f nobility
1, ,„„ ant taste• in
•• • ind P Yfw :Itll e:ol , 41 , at 14) , ,v
Slitrts 3n , 1 -VC 11 , , 11 ,• can't }. brat /I S.
1111 ' 1 ""d''1111thartl. Itnci-rr je5;214.
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-• r r hnpri 110
~s. tl , •• .1 I 11 110
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t !, • :.:1 - eat Jaw (.1 his ,
, I t, , 11 !t. /Mt t
utials tits
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and
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SIMI
0z appvararv•e - "wiLl
• ! • 3 lra , :rarii , •, — Tho
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Atrai,s,
ti, Lilt. 11,111,e o r COMITI ,, tIA,
.1 and the tatter k th
• • ..7? •••••,k: ti.rancisoo newspi,f,r
II fsl, Kid 01 , &)(1•
1 1:II •U, CLc•ap, :.;
MEI
Con f. , ctionor's n
c•nzeti Cattf.
/no pool•ol , ftino tl , eu r, R half
fresh butter, a half-pound of
leaf -'Isar; mi< well in
•o, r-!! olit in Inch, thick n sq•uaro
o, I i nob the eih,..tev as LAY form
int., :irnsfrie,,h , t With outtitA a n al
" _to ohip.: hake hi 14 (iffick oven.
•-• a hale lennrn color it is done. This
and vory Moe.
N:ttit (' t•t•tr,, :t
1;"(-1.(,(or
littrapiato4s aria the suits of royalty'
~1 jutvrest mine
(12,1“4;11 of England, at a late draw-
r' , moiroanti4ple
with a train trittimo) with crni.t,
kite V,•i! sur
t(..1 ity .liailem of diatrioryk and
-, 3 d,ci0,.7 . 1 art l rul,y ne , •klavr ,
1110 Itihand aril the star ~1*
I)1.• varter • the orders or vi,:o
T.. 1 al , and I,<llliSo of l'rus , ia,
ah,l (ino.ha Family"
\ 1,, ..ry of Dr.
; \ I I \ I:It P/1.1:" 1 hear' the
- • -! r'l
:1•:,1 their private
no other. -
, rhost of imitations.
, •ient.tio vhap writes ills, says the'
, •fehin,t !,,, , ider, that "the him of a
1,111)ble abnnttnlmmt is only ato t
ff,ll rills I,f a 11111111,11 th Cvf act invit iu
he clieerftil
“ur ree n oer`:, and f we. had 1 , 4
' , • 11 " nul,, hv
ni"+,e
we Nvotiiti like to text thiN fa ,t.
tittiniz It Fines
N'l y oung lady al
•,,ninv. party si. tne ago found
to 1).540 theespreinri
• •,'.ar,l roal to travel Lot, think
thP f•+!
rr,grr. , :ipt)
ex , ursion thf, far
•:,,r,,tigilfare or fortune east up
of the spstrklmg river ~f
indeed, attended with het
lunlerwi.on of nnfor,een
11 1.011,..
I; r, 11 (,dots, froth
.:0 .1 :it Itthharri's,
tsa. rill from a fantail) increases
A.. rows into a stream, swells into
s.v m (nIS y are the oriain
tlr,o a yx(.K , tl name
is small; it takes its rise
mc. its natural source, ,:xtPris
stretches through
111mn it y, anti finally takes a range
/f I ..If to the qualities by wtklch
talents, virtue artl
" ."*" the ~ crest basis of an honor
r,•;
flaw' and constantly
Th• in I:,>,,mpt ilau
he tits al.. Doll Vmr
^ P ^ 1,1 1010041. of linty sin
• (0.• Hawn,"
41.1 hi fact every
• .;,1 :Irt.l 1 8s , Inturnina piorc
run'.2ll-.:vr
C.rittit •.iys tir "Ukt,s it. tint." That
- rea,oli paddy.l. ll, 4sed taking a
ir'T With St. l'pter, av - oka from
- Lef.re the teta-keto,e
er , •latnxtiun: •v r eh, honey, but
^h d taken it enuld.-
‘.1)(1 .111 U V . S.fikll.o this deed v•illn.ut
eornpufsion of Non. firm=
ed 3 Commi.sioner of ee(l , 4
at ' u ' a rlynomitudinovi ~r a
l'"r . it.l4. — Fear of my bus
' ) 1' ' - lelaired the Irate lady. " I -
! you are a fool and she
m dignally from phe Coma:its-
Eilcal4eN ofElee.
— Th'o ioitetstri3
lousy what the weather is to be, go and'
select the smallest cloud yon see, keep
your eyes upon it, and if it decreaacriOnd
disappears, it allows a atatOirtha
~`which will be surd to be follow& by lino
weather; but if it increases in size take
your coat with you if yott are going
from home, for falliqg wiiither will not
be far oil. The reasoe is this: When
the air h.Ocetriitig eliarkid with electrici
ty itiu.'*lll4iee . .every, clocind .ettrititing
all lesser ones to and it, until it gathers
Into a shower; and on tho contrary,
when the fluid is :passing oil or ditto
sing itself, then fib: large clood will'be,
breaking to pips .and dissolving, So
•
weather propke t tells us.
•
Am. gusting c7lTprices, Hibbarti l s,
oc) r. je3;t2w
.rtialag.
EISEM
The Sun.—From a careful observas
thin of the sun, we learn that it presents
a phase of unusal interest in the finer
cluster °repots which is now observa
ble on its surface. Last Friday, this
cluster was seen on the eastern limb arid
contained thirty-six well defined spots.
On Suturday the number had. increased
to fifty—all. with ono exception being
small. It k noticeable that very few
are vkible outside . the limits of this
group, thus presenting an appearance
directly opposite to that seen and cam.-
mented on-two weeks ago; when.
though the number of spots was n ot
`great, all were large and scattered over
the entire r.urfave of the orb.
CEM
Dux(; , )le , '.ivines, uti kind,-, are
lor a Very inn U profit, at Hibbard's. ILO
5E232
A Happy Hotnc.—"Six. things,"
says limn ilton' •'are requisite to create a
'home.' Integrity tnust be,the archi
tect, tidiness, the upholsterer, it must he
warrne.l by affection, and lighted , up
with cheerfulness, and industry must
be the Vent! Winn. renewing the atmos
phere and bringing in fresh salubrity
tiny by while over all, a_s a protect
ing glory anal eanopy. nothiug 'Aria suf
fice ex_rept the blessing of Clod:*
Trrs 11.4 It RoomIF:31F111 - for weakness
of the stomneh Is a nose of Hum Bitters.
Thov are surcharged with Fu.vel 11if , a
deadly* element, which is rendered more
active by the pungent astringents with
whi , ll it is combined. If your stamach
went; ror your liver or bowels disur
drred, tone. stri , nelbmi and regulate
thorn with I", wypir 11,1trr.v, ti7vq
eftzbh, Stwiinchir nn , t Aperkenf free front
_alcohol, and capal,le of infusing new'
into your e-xban.4ted and die.order.
I edAy.tPtll. ma iI:ln.
Fanny 11' ern says that when she
pretty man, with an'^app/e head
aroi rasplserry Mhustaehe with six hairs
it,}taint nn his ehreik i 'and alittie dot
-of a ..zoatee on his chin, with prettylittle
blinking studs in his shirt bo.sorn, and
a little neoktie 'that looks as ii it woul , l
fain! if it wore ttimhlecl, she al ways feels
a desire to nip him with a pair of sugar
toniznes, drop hint Izentls; into a pet of
erelttn, and strew pink rose leaves over
toe rent:lllls.-
Fashionable 11,11 e.—If there is any
environment which can degrade a hu
man tieing or harden a young heart, it is
the atmospherterif fashionable life with
out that home cuiture which should be
its natural accompaniment. You may
take the tenderest and most beautiful'
and lovely girl, the one that is kindest
at Mane, and loves her father and moth
er tu,ost, and put her in the highest cir
cle of fashionable life. with plenty of
money and full scope to do as she pleases;
let her dress herself as she Ns-ill—cover
herself with diartiond,4 and pearls; let
the love of admiration become the rul
ing passion: and soon all the tenderness
of that young nature passes away; her
tLmlchty concentrate upon herself
what figure she is cutting. NVi 0 her ad
mirers are, what emaquitsts she ean
tnak , N. 13v and by no , yrmtlkllll, boantl%
r i r!
In*. ling
, Itt a
=IN
t11 , 141 , 1 , 4tV is gone, and' the tray hi
~ p Pn vioo. that. in the lirginninix ,
onld not have been dreamed of, put
nn as ntleriv impossible.
i nu: are niuking hint
-11 f' rt 1.7 and ,I-(•
2w
),).•2‘c
Ilreums.--To dream of a gfm• P, i m
piles sitting for your picture. To dream
hvaps of g•nla, inflicate4 roNery . pm , t
vltrioo, a fr,v ple‘•its—hotiPmty •
4111.1ry . dream of eitilrlrnn, p(rtorids
a serious, diminution in your inenine.
drisam of a knave, impliesi meeting
:Wu aintanee. To dream of tieing
nn idiot- this lv a thing a person never
ill-P.:mi. , of! —Tn dream of seeing a king
~r I neen, denotes :t great disappoint
men r. ) dream of sec+ing the devil, I m -
pi WA A Vig.it from
. ...nor lawyer. To
dream f reading TCIIIIIIIIVCA, indioates
insß of time, 'ro dr earn of a eatettitm a
weasel asie , cp, indicates great cleverness.
OrPatn of eatriiinz fleas, is to over
-I,o'll ft I , OIT enemies. To dream of flat
irl
1, 5
I , ‘rv, inilieate. , ockly appetite and want
f a.tr
\ -'chat the people wanting
st", ~,ifoll,‘ware and House-furnishing.
I ;nod. shott hi a., to Pittsburgh and
make their purchases, and often pur•
1 . 110.`“ , Stoves and Holloware that were
lit rr,l lly the ('u-operative Omit
d ...ociation. at Beaver Falls. when
Itv going to T. F. Bateman, nt the 'Co
operative Sall, ROMils, save
ore P pence of a trip to Pittsburgh, and
tot y their gala at rialsonalde prices, and
have, theca ,lelivereA free of ehartrn.
Sample and silos room * lieeves' Itloe k,
near 'utlery, Beaver Fnas;, jes:2sv
.. pr:l:e.rn
Seen t Powder.— A. charming re
:,a f , ‘r scent powder. to Ve used fur
ardrohea, hoxes, ote., far finer than
the x!area sold at the ahops, is the
Cortander, nrrie ro4t, ro , c
I , •aN e , and aromatic oat otnns i each (;oe
etinee; la - Vender towers, two ounce.;
rho,lntitt 'wood, one- fourth ofa (traehro,
usk, five grai ns. -These - Oath be mix
ed nil redOCed to a coarse powder. The
si•ent on clothe: , is as if all fragrant gar
i• !I , .werl had boon primed in their
Fire Hundred Thonsand.--"Anoo
Fl wt.e. r has
..1,1 in this State in three.
We ~n1y_11...); yoo to go to the dr - ng •torps
“1 llu A ndriesson, Br-aver, S. II annt.n,
1 . ..eh...ter, or I Kerr, ... S ;PNV
I: , lO , if. 1'4.. and get a bottle. free 4
ccr a ;et.rular Kize nt seventy-ti‘e
I:%ery lacttle warranted to cure
liyspep.la c r Liver Complaint, Sick
c,e-tivene,4, Heartburn, Wa
t.•r bra,ll. lour ti :Loh, mi
Impure I :lood.or , I , •r:taszid Stematit and
Dr. 1 1,, sviket , ' , A(it.rmat ) Syrup
1„r onn~uctlS,Lu,ll.•
MEI
Festival. -The festival at the 1". P.
Church, Tlitir.ilav evening, %%as a sue
the first, of the session. 'I he
attendance \V ZiS Large, the btrawberrie,
pienty and of excellent Ilayor, and the
ice cream delielousi. There wail rflOti
order and everything pasaed off agreea
bly and to the Natisfaction and enjoyment
of all present. Such festivals will
dmibtlei,t, he frequent during the season.
\t ti r.t
eaellorila guliztitrile for l'n*tor Uu --n farni
obirti to pletoLant to traie and does not
dit.ti.4.o or gripe • but it vote to operate ix hen all
.nth. r n•mrd?rr lace frilled It i* a prirely scgota•
tiliVtirepnrstiolv.c.initaititog nvithWT Mawr Sib.
rh'il.• nor Alciihnt, tire• re 41 1 .4 nr llitevn vesre Pi
per-in-willing by I)r Sall.lllo l'itelier it it per
t ctic 400 tat rm- effective than Pill*.
Narcotic Syrtimi lir Castor Ott. By MoLthint the
.vrtem it pnxiuces nutty - al sleep, and to partitu
lirly, adapted to crying or teething, children. It
1011+ Worrnt• calve Stumart Aube, Conatapation.
Flatulency antr Derangement of the Liver. No
faintly ran afford to he without thin article. It
cetafkAnii4llviiitaaak
yon: - au? btrorill 111vrers keep it. -
There is ipere than one way of talk
ing on the subject of religion, and a bet
ter way, evidently, than thophl tnglioh
woman had found, whose husband lay
wasting under a lingering disease. The
re.tor expressed a hope OA she some
times .peke to him of the future. "Oh,
I do, indeed oir. Often and often l wake
him in the night and say, "John, John,
yon little think of the torments as is
Prepared for you."
.:
Ttb;li
Din. Eamon: it iscitTitlite io yOU, "and
the rest of mankind;" that our place
boasts the artistic, skill of Mr. Noss—the
greatest Photographer of tho ago—but I
doubt.whim vdturps can,
,Note=
pare With the pet-6orttatta ;of
McGregor, of Th'i Beriver amservative.
Take the following picture of the editor
of the Press, of this borough; It wilt be
: recognized at once by all who aro ac
'quaiuted with, him, as perfect in -all its
details. Please publish, anti oblige
" BACKED 'DoWtc.—Afters knocking
'fellow over, we don't like the idea of
following tihn and kicking him all
round for falling. So, we feel like let
ting the drunken little Major lie. Ile
squarely backs out of his defense of the
Coolie importation to Beaver Falls, and
tries to cover his retreat ltly *screaming
out, as be tumbles over, "blackguard-
Ism„" "drunken babble" and such.
There may be comfort In doing it that
way. lie has an Idea of journalism that
is pretty hard to comprehend. kle ar.•
seas palpable falsehoods; and when Its . ,
is told, of it, he says that is "blackguard.
t arn ." i lie contradicts himself; and
when he is told of it. he says that is
"drunken babble,"
The enterprising people of New
Brighton, Beaver Falls and Falbston are
anxious to / sustain a good and reliable
local paper. They did a great deal for
that drunken little whiffet. 'they ald& - 1
him in ways that but few newspapera are
assisted. And,' .theft, by his own ex
travagance, mismanagement and want
of business tact—as well as by his en
tire want of editorial ability—he has
made a thing ofeonterupt and ridlenle of
die paper the people of the Fails sought
to build up. At the same time, he bas
shownynt self to be such *
- irldni
beggar, and such a tricky and utterly
unreliable fellow that he has lost for
himself the confidence of the business
community.
jorytlsr
lie tnakos i ridiculous fist of twerr ,
thing with which ho meddlias.
In politics, ho is openly charged in one
of the Republican papers with selling
inscV Jac a price. And he dare not de
nv et. because he knows that, if he does,
the price will be given to the public,
Asking all who have kindness in them
to have pity on the poor, puny, pitiable
thing, we let him drop , for now."
l'noToonA ru Y.—Persons that have
not visited the ground floor Photograph
.poins, 46 Sixth Street, of It. L. 11. Dahlls
eeently, will find an increased pleasure
ii doing so now, and to those wishing
detures of ally style, we earnestly ad
•ise their seeing Mr. I)abbs' pictures
H-foro purchasing elsewhere. As as
rti,tal l d photographer he is unexcell
ti, and his pictures in naturalness are
luperior to any we have ever seen. The
4Frayon anti Pastel portraits he was the
first to introduce iu this city, and peo
ple have only to look at them to see at
once their great superiority over all
othera.—Altsburgh Commercial.
A Beatniks' Dolly V.—\Vo saw a
Dully Warden, it was pretty and it made
us feel glad that we saw IL The star
board sleeve bore a yediew hop-vine lti
full leaf, on a red ground with nuinbera
of gray birds, badly mutilated hy the
seams, dying hither and yon in wild
dismay, at the approach of a green and
black hunter. Cavalry mission infant.
class was depicted on the back, the ma
king up of ti.e garment scattering truant
si•holars up aril down the sides and on
the skirt, while a country poultry fair
and a group of Atnerican hunting boys,
badly demoraiii.ed by the gathers, gave
tile front a remarkable apocaranee.
left sleeve had on it the alphabet in five
different languages, while the right
sleeve had a bee-hive that looked like
florae° I;reeley's best bat. The entire
rig stunning and impressive and was the
best argument in favor p 1 Woman's
rights we ever saw in print—for it was
illustrated in a way that sent conviction
through a fellow like , - a dug through a
sausage mill
- -
Sun Uniltreliaa fur $1,2:, al
Hibbard", ttodieSter. jel2;2w
To Teat the quality or Wool.- -
A Texas paper says: "Take a lock Of
scoot from a sheep's back and place it
upon an inch rule. If you can count
front thirty to thirty-three of the spirals
or folds in the space of an Inch, it 'equals
in quality the finest neetorial or Saxo
ny wool grown. or course wimp the
number of spirals to the Inch diminish
es, the quality of wool is relatively in
forior. Many tests have been tried; but
this Is considered the simplest and best.
Cotswool and some other inferior wools
do not measure TI Inc spirals to the inch.
with this test, every farmer has in pos
serston a knowledge which will enable
him to form a correct judgment of all
this kind of wool. There are some
coarse wools which experienced wool
growers do not rank CO wool, but as hair
on account of the hardness and straight
ness of the fiber.
The most stylish and thr. eheapeNt Mil
linery in the county at 1111)h:ink. Ro
chester.
A lnteideat the radon 'Depot note',
Pittsburgh, occu rred on Wednesday
last, under peculiarly gad circumstan
ces. The Mail says; An triUdllgent,
pretty girl,, bet nineteen years old,
loved with all the fullness of a youthful
passion a man probably much her se
nior, and because be was more attentive
to another woman, yielded up her young
life in despair begotten of Jealously
Had she resisted the temptation to death
and lived but a few years longer, she
in iglu have laughed at the anguish
which yesterday hurried her to self-de
struction. Those who pretend to knot•
say love is blind; and that, very fre
quently, where most intense in its man
ifestatinns, the objects are either utter
lY unworthy or of so little account that,
once the illusion passes away, its tem
porary victims either smile at their own
foolishness to having ever entertained
it, or aro ashamed to remember the
weakness. Bet poor Miss Lineberger!
she vas no philosopher—only a silly
little girl.
1 party of gentlemen in a saloon,
disputing over the question whether the
American system of treating or the Eu
ropean system of not treating was pref
erable, couldn't kettle the matter by
talking, so they went to work testing it
by practice. First, each man took a
drink by himself. Then each man in
vited a single friend to drink, After
that, each single friend returned the
cAnnpliment. And finally, each man in
the party—there were Mx of them—ask
ed the rest to drink, When all that
was accomplished, not a soul in the
room could tell where the discussion
originated, or what it Was about.
The '•calling•' at a rural "hoe
down" is thus described by a country
editor: A wood-rut engraving of the
fiddler in the corner, keeping time with
both feet, boys with pants in boots, and
girls with sleeves rolled tip, would be
appreciated by many. "Sow dance to
the gal with the yeller shawl; now clown
outside and up the middle; turn 'or to
yor partner, Calvin Smith, and now to
that entire stranger ; sachez to the right
and left ; ra no tan, da dude, now to
so:nebody 'a daughter, turn to your part
nor 'very one; set to the girl with the
great big frill ; balance one and spin
right up to the girtirith &hole to We heel
of her stockin'; seat yotir partners."
"The Buckeye State" has been
purchased by P. C. Young it Co., who
propose to take possession the first of
July proz. It has heretofore been ably
edited, and we are assured its new pub
lishers trill maintain its good reputation.
'fhe paper has new type, and presents a
neat wearance. It is • credit to the
count}: and deserving of the great pat
ronage which no doubt it receives.
islEw BmatiToN
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Ma. Enz :: •T his publicOnilding In
the city is un rgoing greet improve
ments; but 1 ZIA trOt prouoktueo it infi
nitely superiOr to the dna at tlttsburgb,
because I adznitlitbaL:also.Viiry much ;
and consider o.azt honor ind 00 - aliment to
our city. Idohlprotinitenoir* take you
all through t4q . buildlng, InVriti mani
fold oCdoas l / 4 ti. - stairs and ,own, ' -lint,
titty otld.yea6 ago, when 'lQvv Ma 'Will C,
and I saw it so often, it was nut asahowy
and con vettie4 1.4 a tgiaii.d4;iii it will
be when It is ftilly finished. nib Rotunda
over-head, ex,filbihr fortr elepint paint
ings, not tsiti4l, howeyer, il those of
the Rotunda Plate ealptont‘iVitahing
ton, porbaps.'- - : One exhibits Atte Court of
Arms, of Afaryland. AnoOier, is in
allegory of the United _Stage, and a
third—of Cotnlnerce; and ii fourth ':---of
hlanufactureo; with the motio; Indus
try the tneani, plenty the_ alt, rep
resented by it; cornucopia. 14resette et
multiplicamit,,is the mottof my Ma
ryland, E Ptuributy Ifnurn,
y very body
know - a
is thiPmettii of Ibis*.. S. But
I saw that old, Neptune, in the allegory
of Cominerce4with his trident; did not.
somehow, occupy as high tel„ieat as he
.
used to do. . - ,‘-f' w
The steanlr,.,Berlin, fret* Bremen,
Via Sou theut,'...ittiVing Jug t arrived, I
had the euoos ti.,,; ;44) see her: land Bob
steerage and some•disting4Shed cabin
passengers, emigrantii',,to ol d s land of
the free and home of the bralTe. And it
was a sight 'to seo so 3nant strangers
from the old world, after soch a rough
sea voyage across. the Atlari tcc ,, finding,
themselves safely landed 9pon our
tainree, and greeted by 11:tentgin wait
ing on the dock, to sek:_bel4ved ones
again in this new world.:Hdiw expedi
tiously they could be triftistafred froth
thy ship to the Railroad-t . ..ar, :There, on
the', very , spot, to convey:. thin to Wa
viest ; or. by ships in
c A t aitg. to the
East, without much in v once. It
la wonderful what facilyeeare being
furnished emigrants to reach Avery part
°four country they may gave (I xed --on
to settle in. They must havOlio a crowd
ed time of it on stA Ip- boar* . .?seti about
for two weeks, and appare4ll' not hav
ing any delicacies of di el among the
poorer classes, at least,6 - 4 emigrants.
Men, women, and childreiiV, all in- good
spirits, bound to seek tOeiiifortunes,
as best they can, in theae..lot heard of
fr
American States. May ali, d provi
dence attend them. IS J. IC. M.
... _.',..
At Ilibbards, Rochester *eu find the
cheapest Dry Goods in the &aunty.
:'._ ic 12:2as
- - - • ..- --.-: ''.'U.
The liepabileans of I.4nritence Ce.,
mot in convention in NiiiwtVitatle on
Monday of last week and n'nninated the
following ticket: Congre, Pr. John
W. Wallace; Senate, Sattioq AlcK inlay;
Assetably;George W. biletOken; As.
P ,, Ciate Judge, Boa. Thor4S . Morneros';
C4blit rnisa . loner, Win. ti -
i r. (i eoige Y. Leslie; Detagite •to the
( . 01 1 Atitutional Converutioi4, :D. Craig,
It A t4ID Ptcato,Jnly 4th. '
lae STI Oiton,
Vs. Reading Declaration 4f lindeqemi
eries by Dr. IV. C. Shurlooli, and an ad
(lre,.sl by Ron. J. S. flaton., , Dinner,
Suppe?, Fire Works and DaOing. nll
are to I: ited. • fjel2;3t.
We copy the following prom the
Washington Reporter:
It Eptintada NS OP WABIII t 4 NG I' N -
Tv.—The importance of carrying this
Senatorial District in the ensuing cam
paign is fort,byislltrUoßeptabinians. lte
loving tha.hitterness eslnCeto3i a very
respectable minority pf the Itwublieinim
of Deaver county, against the oenomina
don of the 'lon. - J. S. ltutan 4intiangors
the success of the ticket. in order to pro
trnite unity awl Insure its kl,tietVAD4, ne
think it for the best interests a the par
ty to tako a Dew man, and thqeforepro•
sent the name of the lion. 44)11:\
l'ileDON A IA). a mall of strivr integrity
arid well qualified for the po.tbon.
MANI" itErt• - n,icANA.
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A FARM I'oll A SITql V.. —A ... first-elouts
Dry (;0(,,,1s and “r,,eary StoreAn a good
lorntion, 'war to t ilP 1.041, ntiylrketa ttl
this c.ointy -now doing a g 0,6
—can be had fur a good form. tiStore and
bodai,,o fr-vvra4 elln,no,,tf , C.Z.0,11U 1 11.
The I)e.t reasons given for:‘,t/inting to
exelmoge, Apply to or aildre, Steven
son Wntish, Heaver Falls, 1/1. [jel2,;tf
To Prevent Crow.; Pallibg Coro.
--Take, to each peck of curulv:et with
warm water, otie tablempoolOol of gas
tar; stir until it is well blackoed; then
roll in plaster to dry. I bayetried.it for
years, and never knew it to bOisturbeil
by anything. It is also a goill waY to
prepare corn to sow near a b4n where
fowls are apt to scratch It It. They
will nut eat more than ono k
A. D., in Rural New Yorker,
CITA:NUM OF APPAREL.—S4)Mer tins
set in and soon the questlo4 - 4 win be,
how to "keep cool." Provisi*, in one
respect, can he made, which w‘ji detract
greatly from the heat of the ise4y. Light
cloth i ug—w bite, grey,steel mi , brow n
and even black clothing, if tkiljn, is, of
course, cooler than heavy blael4dothinef.
All kinds, grades, and styles otSuttoner
Goods, for gentlemen and boOk can be
had at S. ,t J. Snedetiburg's, roadway
New Brighton.
A Letter addressed to "Tho‘i4: las -
tnerviile, Stinson's ollorl Beaver
county l'a.," can be obtained kw Nit - . S.,
by him cal 114; at the Beaver, 0411. Post
()nice- AN their is no Stins,m9
post office in this County, theVetter Iv
held hero until „claimed by tli - 4 proper
party.
The Young Young ko Nociet.—This
ni
Society, consisting of soetlin over a
score of boys and girls connected with
the (...liege, are to give a rare etertnin
ment in the M. E. C'hureli, Itea'i.ier, Fri
day evening of this week. A., ,, iconcert
recitation is being prepared by4wenty
fon r young Misses; n colloquy(;essays,
recitations, papers and music, Ole per
formers are all young, bnt they re very
ambitious, and determined to tv4ke this,
their first pit blicentertain men toOneeess.
The proceeds are to be used to pirchase
books for their library.
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The restoration of the wring nn
manuscripts charred by tire map, it is
said, he accomplished by separaPng the
charred paper into single leads, im
mersing them in a solution of dpritte of
*diver (forty grams to an ottnet, or wa
tat. Tlie operation is to be inducted
in it dark room, and when the alitingls
sufficiently lezible the e_seeas Of silver
841.10 rt should be washed out tftith dis
tilled water and dilute soltitioi of hy
posulphlte of soda.
A good dotal has been writleiisahout
learning to say "no," arid truly there is
need that people shall know how to say
no and stick to a good many
people need to learn how to say yes
promptly at the proper time, Indecision
wrecks many a career. While one man
hesitates, anotheiishouts out his decision
and grasps thei;.-prize: Fortune is an
auctioneer wim i , riever waits for a slug
gish bidder. if
- -
Tallt.—An • exchange says :
Wo en vyor the man nor woman
who cannot itieak to a follow creaturo
out of their oko circle, nor to anybody
without the fdimality of an introduction.
There is no imputing the amount, of
prc•fit as we'l as pleasure such persons
lose by hedging themselves in with
this
this stupidlense of fastidiousness. We
have alwayla found' more of this feeling
among perinns who are touchy on their
social posit,ions, than among those self
respeetinW persona who thought noth
ing about it. A great deal of. intelli
gence Is boating around the world with
,
' out betas labeled, and those teen or
women ibo bare the good sense to roc
' •
()grime this fact and Rot upon it, not on
ly are trey educating themselves, but
conforit* that pleasure which we are all
bound the common ties of humanity
to exchange with each other. It aeetini
to us t&at it is only the snob and pre
tender ;;who takes n * differebt view of
he quiadlon.
'slit, lIIMIPPIONMiIarnp eaw
i Mu. Eynon: Tbo'..Rting ori4 in ti n . I
lost issue howls for "hartnon "Ile
thing is ludicrous in the extretw''-pass
et-it! l epics tu . youT, ; far and is .Cor r .
1 horminly:' A hightYtitYillan rob ni
begs for harmony. The slanderetiempts
I to inure yo itgood name, anttiinandit
Lithritiony. So the Ring or . gainui it,;.,
1 rtmr.qrs, after having betrayed.tire p re.
se l nted and instated n lame tlasiißepuli ,
.
Ifictm.4,oo Ntelunuent in hOwlnitiijiir.
ntothy. Ilartuony,indeed! llarity with
wrong, with.Forruption, yiitb 114niant,r
with shame, and for tvirst? 'lt Ring
num may be elected, and - pltinchnity go
.
on; tied a few more needy; shift: hang
ersaround may get another " titian(' l''
Oli yes, 'iiir. Ring organ, you e:ilak o a
common defamer elia:rnian of 3,, . mu
ll. convention, and then howl thorium
nyi It La all waste of ;Anse and or. lie
flra there can lie harmony ino party
~t‘e re must be elevation of char:4; there
thitist be honesty of purpose ; Ite must
de open and fair dealing; the inust be
but one cud anti rtint—tito pd of our
einumon country. We nrcr Ity impres
sed with the magnitieent ..* : . 7 o f the
pitat; the grand anti lofty *.es of the
4epttblicau party; its sub] /hi:within to
principle; its vast and en. 'sacrifice for
the nations' life, but all t inore shame
tO those who gamble nnleculate upon
sbelt pnccless investmo»r their own
stdtish ends; n lig would mindinate str.dt
au illustrious orgunizatitior the uukiw'
Ctrl percentage of a Trmry hallanee.
say, verily, tbf- -''soourg of an °Writ:"
6 - itis and indignant peop will drive nut
01e "money i-hangers:" 11l there will be
harmony, then will the tiple of Liberty
become the "house of tliiisgiving.' and
the He-publican party relied of the cor•
ruptionists become, us itimes past, the
idol of the people. Tin tai, let there be
no cowardly cry or penednn the sword.
Tobacco.—The foll“Ing is a com
poltion of
, a young (bon the above
subject t "TOlateCO . .loo.l sattTtstblpg
liktilcithhirgs but i rievt.ealv bobg,i of
it bidlerl, although 1 hat eaten • boiled
e-A1v44 8 With vinegar not, and t . have
heard -Men Aar that., cirri that Ware
given . thorn on eleetten ty for nothing
were etthbage , leaves.. Ilhiteeo stores
are inostlybept.by woorit liljuns, who
stand at r tliedimr and lir to fool little
boys by t otterlng them a kiach of:'elgara
which k gluOt in the kijun,a bands,
and is' Made of wood alb. 1,106 an not
like tobacco; neither in 1.. titled to
evoke a cigar once ancllf Made. Ma feel
Ike, etiSOM salts.. Tent ed Wes ID Vey
ed by a man namedhatter Ttalelgh.
NVben the people first $w him smoking
they thought he was a steamboat, and
as they never saw a steamboat they
were frightened. My lister Nancy is a
girl. I don't know wiether she likes
tobacco or not. l'herees a young man
named Le ;toy who Owes to see her.
Ile was standing on th steps one night,
with a cigar in his iniuth, and ho bald
he didn't know as she could like it, and
she said, "Le Key, thoperfurne is agree
able." But when mybig, brother Tom
lighted his pipe, Nanet said, "Get opt
of the house, you build creature; the
smell of tobacco makts me sick."
There is said 41 bean itnniense de
mand for early fruit' and berries this
season,. Good. They aro not only pre
cious 1113(1111e; but treat uromoterm of
health. They act upon the liver, pro
nioting that secretion naturally which
many are In the hablt hf obtaining only
by the means of artldelal medicines.
Grier murmurs; anger roars: impa
dello. , frets; but happiness, like a calm
river, flows on the quiet sunlight, with
out a ripple or fall to mark the rushing
on of time toward eternity.
=I
A Piteeret foe 111Votiseas.--Many wo
men who before marriage. make it their
study to please the oyes of the men they
oam 'w marry TM.. oj n4r.ett1...... es fen ••
marriage by carelessness in dress. Men
aro fastidious In this matter. Even those
who aro careless in regard to -their own
appearance, take delight in seeing their
wives neat in their attire. They miss
their coquettish garments, the neatly
dressed hair, and anhe thousand tasty
and fanciful little articles with which
young women adorn themselVes, there
than they would bo willing to allow.
The neatuese and order which charmed
them so often 'giro place to a slovenly
morning gown, frowsy hair, slipshod
and unlaced shoes and the like. Alen
reason that they should have the same
desire to please the men they have cho
sen after marriage as they did before it.
The last 4ew song loses its charm com
ing from the lips of a slattern. The
poet: y goers out of a life at a glance, and
the household loses Its brightness. The
wife who for household cares neg
lects her personal appearance comtultii
grave mistake, which too often bears
hitter fruit, and they see their husbands
leave their society for that of others
without really knowing the cause, and
most men aro too proud to tell them.
Let women always give the same care to
their dross after marriage which they
gave it before, and not rush from the
room to "dress up," only when there is
prospect of "company." Let them con
sider that which gives them a charm in
the eyes of their friends has a like effect
upon a husband, and they will see that
be will not hare sn many pressing busi
ness calls "in the city," in the evening,
but will have the same delight In their
society as they had during their court
ship.
FoZirth of stulp.—Abont three
weeks remain befor' the anniversary of
our nation's Independence will be here.
For )teaes past this day has been mutter
ed to pass without any demonstration on
the part of our citizens. This ought not
to be continued. Patriotism has cur
tainly not died out. It only needs to be
called out by the active exertions of a
few leading citizens. Will the sugges
tion beamed upon? We see prepara
tions are being made for a prriper coie
bratiott in our neighboring towns, and
there is 110 good reason why Beaver
should not bilve an old fashioned me
morial. on that occasion, with guns,
drama, flags, speeches and fire-works.
Lee's have it.
Caution.—American ladies should
be muttons in entering into the bonds
of matrimony, with foreigners, without
brat becoming acquainted with the local
laws on that subject of the eon ittry from
which the groom hails, otherwise. they
may find themselves dish usbanded
should they visit the home of the man
they have here espoused. It wi 1; be re
toeuVficrtiasuch was the case with a 'Miss
Palterson Of Baltimore who married a
11d0004 1 4 . t'atit , ,now a Now 'York pa
per sayase Anitexicaogirl, *but a year
ago, mail/led a SwiSs gehtlethatttn that
city, awl went with him to his '4lative
land shortly afterwards. It la neli re
ported that, within a tow weeks int, the
S u prom e *Mit of the Cattibit, of. Sole u re
set aside the Inerriege' ,o o the ground
that it had been contracted in LAtnertea,
W ith out thaiveserit of the commune to
which the husband belonged - 4. laving
previously :be obtaltiol,_ _This, of
course. 'Woe* the vilftrlithont redress,
so long asTie; l— Lnaband„,taMitinues to re
side in his native place. It has remit.
edly happened that American girls, who
have married nal:Pits of Continental Eu
rope hod gone home with them. here
found themselves dishusbanded because
seine technical formality required by the
local t aws of the hush:ultra birth place
had not been complied with. ft there
fore behooves young ladles In this coun
try to be, careful to have every formal
ity surely attended to when they many
admirers from any part of the Continen
tal ixnantries of Europe.
I "spit in this czt.??,was Wed In tliie county,
where all the facts (leveloped!, rieeurred,
we think the following from The Wash
!injtetit .IV.zyiitliier will Lia rea4 .-ly Mt. in - .
forest. ~ i )str, rendez - a wiililkel4heiti tili
result of the Eelesiastleal trial which
Will be found embodied in the subjoined:
"Below we give another communica
tion from Dr. Eagleson in reply to our
row general remarkii in publishing his
a
former nrtlelo t tttbisstase. , 'Dore co 1 -
`viaced,After afatiefulitilltl4l tDV SC%
, article, • CIO Afro could, ai r , :. 1 both4o4'-
1 should, with perfect propriety, exclude
it. from eYur columns. Inasmuch as in
' 'Melia of it being a reply, It Is' Mainly an
argument of the case itself. But, hav
ing consented to the publication, we can
' itht do blots than point out a few errors
and inconsistencies of the article.
Dr. IL now mitten that the object of his
former article Was to "correct the state
ment, fn our notice of the Ist instant, us
to the vote of the Presbytery on the jino
charge. Kut ho fncorporatlv into this
article an authentic cePY of lite Recor.,ilg..,
upon comparison with the rennet
wilt find that there Is nessubstantial dif
ference and scarcely different* of.
words, The vote was taken distinctly
on the first charge as a whole, and the
result in detail we give exactly us the
Record gives it. Of course wo only gave
the conclusion of the trial, having before
us at the time the Wheeling Register's
account, but correcting some limeura
cies in it by Inquiring of persons who
"were present. We stated only the facts
without opinions or strictures of our own
as a mere item of current news, and tvo
now find our statement verified. How
the question of seduction was left by the
decision Involves an interpretation of
•10W, whiob properly belongs to the ap
pellate courtof the church, to be settled
nest October.
Dr. Eagleson if( mistaken in supposing
us to Mean or 'say that fcia evidence i s
required to sustain a charge lu eccie
slastical than In a civil court. A nother
reading will convince him that our retesi ,
was wholly to the nature and as-
eel i)r tito crime), or crime*, a 3 conteuip
atett from a religious or a civil point o
view. In one ease the law of (lotl ma
the rules of the church are to he appliei
to the question of moral character and
church relationsj, hi the other the whole
matter lies within the sphere of civil
law, and the statute may be enacted,
changed or abolished at the will of the
legislature—a body unfortunately of too
doubtful character .to intrust in their
t•Ni JR
hands the regulation of rnie4 to govern
the trial of 4ffences ogaiust the laws of
Goil. -We believe that our law eoneeru,
in g seduction Itself is less than *score Of
years o:d.
There is another reason why we would
have been fairly excusable for excluding
E.'s article. Mr. White and himself
have, by their own action, transferred
the ease by "appeal and complaint" to
the jurisdiction of the Synod of Pitts
burgh. It is therefore a ease pending
before a t curt of the church, and the im
propriety of opening our columns for a
general discussion of any ease before ei
ther civil or church oourts is so tipper
t as to render discussion ..tuneeemsary.
As Dr. ItL!'s tertiele appears to it* /ouch
like a special pleading for his laierliabt
before the recent Presbytery, we think
be would have done as much good fur a
case in which be has labored so atny, but
perhaps with a little ton much partisan
reel, by omitting its publietdant. We
say this with proper respect for Dr. E.'s
, character and position, and feel assured
the suggestions will commend them
' selves to his own approbation as well as
iliac of our readers get!eralty.
Dm - FALAI, PA., May 27, 1872.
2ife.yrrs. Swan e( Law :—After my res
pects to you, penult me to eav that my
object in wriuug- to you, as puLlialted,
your paper of the 2:td Instant, NV IL* to
correct the statement, contained In your
paper of the Ist instant, that the charge
of seduction waB sustained against Rev.
Win. M. White by the Presbytery of
Washington. I thought that the state
ment was calculated to injure Mr. White
and hi.. cliyme. That you may be satia-
cd t f itt*, fund See - Lilo way clear to
.rake the prude; porrectioti..l herewith
submit for your exatiiimittini an attested
copy of_ the action of Presbytery in the
from whieh it appears that the
Presbytery outitely acquitted himokthe
two higher otlenaea eitltt-which - lie , ntus
charged, tesiving ,but gni COO 4irclufo or
.*
fornication•itud nastikrts" - bn 4 tiltore "
a dtrong vote alao against that clotrge,
These things show great gain in Mr.
White's favor. Indeed, 'Providence has
been working fur his deliverance from
the txrainiencement of .1.11-s'llrilt triat to
the present time.
In regard toyour remarks in reference
to seduction, I have nothing to say, in
asmuch as Mr. White has been eutirely
acquitted of that eliarge. Permit mite to
make a few remarks ir, reference to the
argument which runs through your
diaciossion ou which Mr. White ought to
he condemned. Tho argument drawn
...L... .1 Iry olirtary
cam© 111 - 1.13C1121011.111n1 tlt
religion and in a church court, where
moral character is concerned, a man
ought to be condemned on ;can evidence,
and on evidence of is teas definite charac
ter, than in a civil court, and that a
minister of time gospel ought to be cim
deinned min less evidence than another
man: This itrgamorit Irmo& onty , Ul be
stated to show its fallacy and initittice.
It is at variance with the first and plain
est principles of' justice--at variance
I with the fundamental laws of evaeuee,
which rest alike on the same moral
principles, whether the adjudication is
in a civil or a church court—it is at vari
ance with our Book of Discipline, which
sags, "the ..e.stimorlyt of more than one
wittiest,. la neceSsary iu order to 'estab
lish any charge"—it la at vitt:Once with
the golden rule of Christ; fur where is
the man who would wish to be sworn
down himself by less evidence than is
necessary to swear down other people?—
it is at variance with the importance of
the interests involved in the case of a
minister. For if a o'4ll court is right in
requiring the definite testimony of the
Wondta in Order to impose a smelt fine,
how much-More - ought the church court
to require lier'detinito testimony where
a roan's personal and ministerial char
acter, and his course and usefulness in
after life, all depend upon the Issue; as
in the present case? The issues are too
important to be decided by loose and
indefinite statements on the part of the
witness. Moreover, there is no reason
why a church court should be less care
ful to protect tho innocent than a civil
court. When a man asks torlhe con
demnation of a minister on less evidence
than other people are condemned on, it.
is a virtual giving up of the case, And
in addition to this what she does say in
reference to "illicit intercourse" is op
posed -"by the test of limo and circum
stances," of which you speak. Thin the
defence made to appear by quotations
from the testimony, showing that. the
Bettis was of later ante than the time to
which aim swore to illicit intercourse,
stating that that was the only occasion
of such intercourse.
You a ask for evidence of her being
nuit4e4 "a competent nor a credible
wittier." Our Rook of Disciplitte,
chapter :ith, section 2d, says,: "The
competency cf a witness may be affected
by being under church cenauro for false
hood or perjury." Now the prosecuting
witness in this case stands proved, upon
the record, guilty of numerous false
swearing's, aniong which we notice the
following ma specimen ;
Ist, She swore before the Notary Pub
lic entirely acquitting Mr. White, and
afterwards she swore In the Presbytery
criminal tag him.
2d, She swore in the Presbytery say
ing, "I did not at any time take medicine
to procure abortion,' and afterwards be
fore James Boyd, esq., upon her solemn
oath, according to law, affirmed "that
Wm. M. White, with intent to procure
the moicarriage of the said Militia, did
from Lillie to time, lonween the nth day
of September, ISO, and the tith of Janu
ary, ttSiU, unlawfully administer drugs,"
Sze.,
3d, She swore before the Presbytery
that Mr. White advised her to take the
"tincture of iron" fur the benefit of bur
Wpfilth, and aftnrwarlia on tarn or Mk,
occasions swore iiiat he did it "to pro
cure au abortion,"
4th, She swore, on one occasion, "that
the taking of the tincture of iron and es
ereise helped her," and on another, "that
It was to hor great Injury.
sth, She swore; at one time, thut a cer
tain jump was accidental; and, at anoth
erOlitit aviurtalicin in accordaii - ce •' with
the ad vics3 of Mr. Whitt."
6th, She iswomin the Presbytery that
a certain examination other person was
made after the jump;, and in the civil
court, that It wee made brfpra thojanip.
- "Such , coutradietban Might he.inolthilf
ed. :1 think these ought to be sufficient
toqati:afy every, candid inquirer that her
testithronY l not emiffife: -yet, in an liar
swearitner, she has not sworn the !aqua
t o Mr, White, either directly, indirectly,
dr inferentialty, although she gave In
testimony - which was much more iut
modest than- such an oath would have
required.
In reference to the Corroborating wit
ness of whom you spoke, permit the to
say that it was shown by the new Jesti
mony that the peculiar questions sworn
%I tiy Win ,Were the result of a conversa
tion althat time about the peculiar form
of an expurgatory oath wjitch had Wen
administered In that neighbprhOyaiS
i that there was therefotstF,lSl„ , To :1i
whatever to this case re tee MK 0
a y
those questions. I has* befpri; re
tint y
„ ,
erotical* to the parts of the test
-- ..
this comainnimition. ...
which verify'fill the statemetitti- m ad . in
Mr. White has been a mndtpersecated iid ii.
lined man ; and be has been'.vrosecutedth, the
'Przebitery with Uncommon ittilillity.' Itott: &ON
kartja-Wriellt.Pitsitertrihrit4Wkilaat frifOttcr- 4 it
o gospel asirli MatlefiClVdtnetildinliita ahalf be"
stricken down z ovittenciktbarune mere
roar of the wotlehrbri otrfladtfwn 06 - humblest
of ftts fellow anon, espvclally when we bear to
niio4 thatin a civil court a unanimous verdict 1
nrcestart 'tts ordef 'convict, whilst s church
coUltt wild conviebon a barn itmlnrity To con
vict dd each evidences is dishonoring agar to re•
tigion and tb ehtirctx idlud fr atfoo. The rnetiby
ozy ought to rustle* and eon eattrs action in mt•
creme to this minor ottentee, , ea tt dto In _reference
ire two higher', orenrett of Which the defen
dant woo entirety intbnltte'd ot the tor meeting
vsilcckliti es the,apprioniate "lobo( diectnitil'e
bare been attained Jn (Ltd coat.
oto% F:scitasnv,
.Aselatani to Defendant.
Ezlrocla froth Ole T,!,corde Of Waidinofon Pres
bytery, in the case r t f IVA/. if hitt. al if.. Ca
dote is, Wert Alegotuler. ut Appli,lsl4: ,
"Le Dm former trial of able mien at Loukt.tow 1*
(ate paze the reputation crone of the ititnew-
Bets (Or. Um prosecution's for Until and voracity
had titan towelled. Dr ,Fagleauti, conned fur
the defeww, now momibl that eff the teeffmco. v to
Ptomst the ' , mutation of timid wlteest be d town
Ism. amuse ground that. the iblondan t bad Ant
hen Inn/m.41 that [how nittle•Bes would be ..
tecl . The motion we• 10.1."
, ' - flte Partite ultre frilly heard. etc, which the
rtill was called. and every meralwr had an °pp.:-
lenity of e/prorsing 1114 oWelon In the tatd , .
• • • The vete wits then tMoin by calling the
`lOl4 and remitted no rulkwea; On drat chatitt—to
n it pie, 1; not. to ~ , t+taill 18.
On the Beedad chars.'—to iond-ale, 7; to vastela
.10 part, Ut stout smonto, *t.
- Atev. D W., fletter and Elder F. firmly ware
appended a COMmlttee to prepare a Minute et
pt, watt* of the stow*. of Met Presbytery In this
cdee. After 11Q111e time the committee reported
the followingwhicli`W•ati accepted and
adopted: eutorciittee recommend the athip•
thin of the follow intbdthite 7,1 deco:demi vole,.
were rant in Giver of Buttuitilng the first charge
In tell, and *even to mutant It In part. 'the latter
of tbiwe 114.71.1.1 Old to sustain line (*barge of forni
cation nod intatar.l. but against-Deter Bedue
tine. In %den , hr . thi. resell., the aentetice pawed
14 die brat lasi of Ur'. bite Is hereby re•milrro•
66 —nee pouts 13st-14.1. - )
A true el pi
Atts. hicestortu.. %taunt (;leer:.
There Is no record to tim minutes •bowing that
"141.....Wfait0 and pia andante/ presumed a pctilion
to the ITreibyti9 at irookstown "
AN ADDRESIS:
An:lidera, elcocc/ico. Tcorperocicc. Orders
And iWi orhxr Momla ol . ,2kni,iperan,ce in. //ca
for CountY:
At a Tri-!.rinnat Conve.ntlon.of,the Q 7003 Tetra
place oil IN, COULIII. held ,1p Uflagewateg,, Apri
pith it wan reanNed unanimously, that attenmittee
if 'thirteen be Witted to prepare an Itildrdisti nutria
I,astors. %%ocelot* Te.rupertweeOrdera.„ and utter
friends of the reuse' and, also, to rirratage ?be a
Mats f'ouvention a ti, (rugs& Of Tditheranco
tote I b roughtint. tb e aronty„witn a view totl formation
of a county Temple's:re.: Ilutort, atuti tory to the
"Peninlyivenia State Temperance Po int" Five
at the thirteen menthana of the Committee •Were
chosen by the t.iottveintiltlit, and directed to patent,
the remaining, el-01d outside of the Order of Good
Tempters
The Commitlse. haring been organized accord
ing tu insonctluost, drake to present to you cuter
reasons ler organization and inert:awed activity
In the interests of Temperance:
/ire ; The evils that result from the ante pnd
use of intoxicating beverages are fearfully great
and mann•rons. 3 , acts. and figures tea? indicate
something, of their tnaguitude and client ; but
no pen, nor tongue, can ad. quatety compute or
portray them. E:vli, and only evil. and that con
tinnalll, tesußs from the sale and 11141 of three
poison.. There are no tannest , . that these chief
causes of evil do net assail. There f., ladeed.
nerd of or:puffll ton and increased Sett, ity against
111.,e giant Iwo.
S.tottd : Dad - ati are the reedits of the sale awl
use or intos.leauts, ware t lieu in u hundred and
tiny thousand of the cittry., , of tit country' are
diptor dealers. Their sates it. IF7I were in e-eeess
it six browned mud sevei.tvd met million. ,ii a,,,„
hu..! Our oo n ;date. o il i a a vopu lat., on of ittr.,-
IlliiitOn Wilt bemired snit ntneteen tiousand .1c
turrotred, has tuirtern thousand seven hundred
and *ix t vdls it of these d , aiere, or one to ei cry to e
hundred and fifty lire of the potmtation Flo enor-
Mniiii are the pronto of this awful trail.i In our
t a t, ! , that it Eau pay a hallonal WI of Inure than
frier bemired thuonand dollars hei.hite .tale it
e,uge, and they, declare such dividend. Rs are
tillOsrn to MI neural bultinees. It is bad enough
that these vampire* in uric than waste 'heir ~,,,o
dine sur d ihut of atone they employ, bur they add
sin to 'tie ant! crime to crime. by noise that.
WaSttlig large Iplantlei of our grain and sugar ; by
d/iltag our prism's, alms.-houses, and asylums with
their victims, end pen ing one hundred thousand
annualty to a drunkard's grave and the drunk
ard's perdition, la there not a demand no earnest
and organized effort rqpinst eurh toes!
'mini...Good people are coming to see that the
dmiking of tutoslcaung liquors, an beverages, in
a sot; that to sell theta for anal, i , a stn slid a
clinic; and that licensing the sale of what is a gin
and a crone to pelt is both a Eta and a crime on
the part of those iv tea, do it. We need to organ ,ze
*ad Contillne our efforts and means for the propa
gation of these fundamental principles of the
Temperance Iteturat--- Moira ,itiet4nence and Pro-
Arb,f ton,
Pottrrh: There is more than ordinary interest in
the "I entourauce question at the prtweut num, and
it c de. ra it highly important Ina , open Meeting/I
be held for the present:won and die, nester' of mu'
pritiCipleo. tin? (hutches and 'temperance air.
13 , 0, are tnng, with for the cause, but mere 1e need
of an organ , z.itlim that can combine and milli.;
the power at all thew agtturteri. The ''lntuit is
such no toganization. Under Ra IttinpineS (pelt
Wet:Ult. , gilt In: hold Wit, re all can work, WitatE, t
may Ire trieir ~ iew e of s ecret sOctettes. toutiar May,.
Meetittiti alas year its our county cannot Intl to
do good. At them the (n tale of Temperance
bay come u, ,:now each ether, the principles of Onr
cause 'May in. thorotigilly iilacilitto attaLul earnestly
advocated; plans for a ilettittlatie Eilait aas of the
cotaaty may be rietised AIM Much good may he
necolnpliolted where we in,et
'I buy we hale some of the reasons why the
fn. lade of T. toper:tore to heaver county ..i. oil Id
r,,,,,...0.6. ti. Ma.. I oroentimi and organize for
Inrreteac.l and •totalilatar / aorta in the Intere.tA
of Temperance, IV V., Itiref.r... my lie and rant
esti). ,-).hurt Pastors, v.ith inernbers of their coo
-1 gob:in/O.M/ ; lieleget,s (rout the orders, and
r rtemis of Temperance generally, to meet in Mass
t unvtititton at ..4/. E. Citurrle, .iely itruilillm, no.
Me Lade dap qi.kine ,
Tbe L' / Jntcutiou it'III be operte t with appropri •
ate ti.,votiatist exercises at 10 , , o'clock, a. m The
litOtning toolaileilltlNll 'Wee lone u ill he d e v o ted
na nttatileur, ..../1 ak....... •oin y to adalrotaea.
The eurretpOntling S ecretary or the stair rotor.
wilt be with us. Bev. Utz, 'Amain and 'l'. It,
babe, Esq., have also been Invited, and will con
tribute to the interest of the Convention.
let every thatch and Organization to the coun,
ty be represented.
A Cot:Wiwi in ill probably b.„, prep.tred by BA.
Ladies ofNew lirtghton, tor friend* train other
places.
A. lissrwica., :law Brighton,
ANDUEW WELsit, Ilartingtou:
Dr. T, J. 33' l'lnourox. Beaver Prill*,
/ter. .i. 1... rgam.s, 2sett , Prwhton:
(Lou. li. it, LiutatiralliD, eau
rommillee
J. IL Tann. Erg.. Itooketown:
1111i.aorse, Erg., Glasgow;
Suar.eu ti gr tv , llopeueli towurhip
Han. WILLJAY/ liadattry;
0. It. (Joe. k:eq., Itucheeter.
Prof. Jaws Dt.leriaN, Hadea;
Iter J 11. A rGurv, Beaver I' if.:
U. T Rettysa. Beg_ Beaver Palle.
(Go.nly paper. phase copy )
PLENTY of tho.e Vashionable Unaia, at.
j'1.7.:3, at, IL Stein feld'a.
The race or mankind would perish.
did they cease to aid each other. From,
the lime the mother binds the child's
head till the moment that some kind 113-
sistant wipes the death damp from
the brow of the dying, we cannot
exist without mutual help. All, there
fore, that need aid have a right h> wilt
their fellow . mortals. "So one. who
holds the power of granting ft, can refuse
it without guilt.
The houterset Iteratd, recently
destroyed In the great conflagration of
that Ware, after a suspension of three
weeks, contest° us with an entirely new
dress of types, and presents a handsome
appearance. For forty years that paper
has been printed in tiomerset, and has
always ranked high as atom( paper. We
hope the publisher will meet with
prompt subscribers and plenty of them,
in this ills hour of need.
Festi —A. Strawberry and Ice-
Cream Festival will be given by the
Sabbath School of the First Presbyterian
Church of Bridgewater, (assisted by the
congregation) on Thursday evening, 13th
natant. Door% open at 73 o'cl'ock. Ali
are Invited to attend.
FRANK RAY s till outs those fashion
able suitsitt R. SteinfoltFm.
Sunday *chool.—The Ni. E. Sun
day Senool are preparing interesting ex
ercises for the opening Of their session
next Sunday morning. The congrega
tion and fr lends are invited to he present.
Temperance Kervices.--Rev. D.
I.'. Babcock, Omni of New Hampshire 31.
K Conference) Corresponding Secretary
of the Pennsylvania State Temperance
Chinn, who will be in
in
county for
the purpose of attendin g the Tent peran co
Convention to be held in New Brighton
on the 2041 inst., will hold the following
services on Sabbath next, llith instant:
Preaching in the M. E. Church, Boehm
ter, at half-past ten o'clock n, in.; a Chit
dren'a Union Sabbath school Meeting in
the Presbyterian Church, Bridgevrater,
at three o'clock p. in., and a Union Ser
vice in the M. r: Church, Beaver, a
half-past seven o'clock, p. cordial
invitation hi extended to all to attend
these meetings.
=E:111
CITINAMVN are the great talk an over
Beaver eounty. All think these run
work for 30 cents a day and live on rsti 4
and' an—its, andpf course non stand it ;
while we have to Ay a tome num to
Prarrilon to tom L a s upport our
NW ',lsTow, the grind question iS t
how are wet do Wm and compete fitle
emauliy with the Chtneito labor? Well,
I tell yon. 'Reduce yolir expendi
tures as ITlttell _pnestbre, and never
spend money feellettlY. As clothing is
au article all must have, save 20 to' 5 per
co o. by buying It of it. Stein feld, Broad
way, Now Brigktott.
Neer Volletre' Building.--The cor
nerstone of this magnificent edifice is
to be laid with imposing ceremnnies by
the Masonic Order during commence,
ment week. This with the exercises of
the A.lutonae. Addresses, Concert and
Commencement proper will make the
week a very Interesting one.
woric tor of thi.se
worris, informs us that there; is it llkel ihnritl
t bat work in the a hove establishment will
soon he surpctelea. That owing to bb
haring been involved in the Ilvaver Fails'
establishment, in itsadvent and failure he
lost innst-nf his fortune, and constapienq
rend not place sufficient capital in the
prk'Aent %v. , rtpt Ii ruff theft sture,Rfufiy .
Thiit, tinder his 11l .I.:i.ligyinvw, or that of
any utitet lalsoa who is muster of that
trek Cutlery works,—in ibis sect i'dt of
our state,—can be made a.protitable 111-
'Velittritqlt, his filets still fig - itres establish
beyonil the sh f olow of a ituitit. Tint
such, a manufacturing establishment is
lienefitibil h. the caiirlr imininunity iii
which it is loisaietl by giving uniploytnent
in a large elita4 of arti-ans limit laborer.:
and by a general diffusion
~,er f hinds
arising from sales of its liYoducts, then.
Can belts lit t qUehtitnt. Mr. 31ason was
the first person who introduce,' Mi.,
branch of !ride into l'ennsylvalint, when
to Iqs lie located in 120elit , ritr
'rho question recurs, Will onr capital
ists permit this establishment to go by
the board for lack of funds? It seems to
us polrey as well usViderest would die.
tate that Mr. M1L.4011 should 114 . 4 tin suf
fered to leave the county, and his works
be suspended and sold for lack of the
rieeemary funds to drive them to R pay
ing and profitable result, when such aid
mutt:in safely, speedily and profitably
reddered. Our 'capitalists should exam
ine the claims this branch of mannfaes
:three present.; and. if sattsfactory, render
assistance at once. Delays are dangerous.
Mr.' Allmon can give, facts and figures
which will be satisfactory to a reasona
ble mind that there is money in tho'hus
' Mess—the beaver Falls assertions to the
tam tcary notwithstanding. It is only
ini3l3lAuagement which works failure.
•
truie persAn who "borrowed ( Me or
linuaton's and Niclane's tchnsl harrows,
while.engaged In putting' up the build
ing near the Annum Whist., returns it.
ho will reeieve the thatilclA.t the owners.
:t. SI Et NE ELI) romoves trl ht %WM
building in four tceeka. efill an Iye nro
bargaing.
Denver I.udlcs' Seminary
Examination E,xereist ..1 the Leaver
Ladies' Seminary will emnittenee next
Tuesday morning, at the Seminary to
this plate. The friends of the InNtitution,
and emteeiatly relatives ot %Indents, will
of conrso he there.
!ll:vvr Pli(dozrapli Gallery len%
io , n3 ht' 1)
,•r' , 4 Nov , ' lirt.tD•%% Lori, tutu n,;
hp latest irapro% viiplits in Ow art
sL,ti,r,at ion nu j,
The White Case Euded.-1)n last
Monday the celebrated Whtte case hi
which Miss Junual Scou WaS tho prose
cutor, cyan railed up in the Court which
is now in ReSI 4 , n in Beaver. The prose
cutor not uppearitw a nolle prox,etai was
entered and Mr. White releati from
bail. This virtually ends tie ease.
N E %V LititlearCON GUAIN "IA lIKET
It/t tYTI U B Y Wi
White Wheat, -
Ref Wheat, -
Rye. - -
Corn, - _
Oani,-
Buckwheat, -
(A.llltlE D.
WATSON - -SNV A N :EH —Ol3 .1 une sth,
1:472, by Ilairtti Waroovk, Esq.. Mr.
Robert, Watson. of th Sewickley,
Nlies NnuoySwanger, of Camp Ulla,
Lawrence county, Pa.
D lED
. .
A CTlils; EITII.—In Franklin town
ship, un the 3/1 of Jnne IS7II, Mr. Fer
dinand Antenreith aged 76 years and
11 day'.
New Adeertiseittenis
TI-1 E: (4-1-2
DRESS GOODS
MB
r . cods
tY
;
Vl7 la 01 el a 4st, 1 e
BETA_IL ,
A. W. ERWIN & CO,,
11 . 2 aml 174
Federal Street, Allegheny.
A GREAT STOCK!
A VARIED STOCK !
Itoutcht clu
THE DECLI
Sf_l3Ll: OF T. 11.1.;
Most Remarkable Bargains
Ever lin OWII.
GOODS SHOWN FREELY.
ROCRESfin SAVINGS BANK.
JOIIPC V. IIrtIOICALD
4.1E0. tirtTREL6K,
11: J.
SPEVEREIR at. 31e.DONAILD
nestle in exchani•e, Coln, &over - mama tiecuri
tim, make collection on all neeceeible points in
the Visited States and Canada. receive". money on
deposit subject to cheek, and receives timo (kW"
it■ from one dollar and onward, and allowm inter
eel at per rent. Ity•latt'a and roles 7urnielled
free, by applytua at too bank. Bentt open daily
from 9, a. in., till 4. p. rn,. and otthaturday even
ings from 6 toe' o'clock. We refer by pertunst , ior
to—
L fl. Okro &NE Co„ llov. J. S. Rrt N,
MARG. SeorT 4, Co., tios L t coormt,
En=3=
SNIEDER .t 'WACIVI, .h,w SIIAIIT.
13., S. ILLIWILIL. IL B. lizmAn
. ,
A. C. Huller, TILADLAISZN A NATIONAL
S. B. W. Loov. BANE, Pittebarah Pt
norl6ll.ly.c.bd je24 .
-
, t'ALI, AT
128 FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGIIENY
As W are offering
DEC•IDII7D 13 at- , -.:t i sl 1.4
IN MESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Ono Case SATIN sI'RIPEI ) ALPA
BlaCk and Whitt., at 25 cents
BLACK MOHAIR !Xt.:TRES at 40 eta.
very Yin(' GOO (1.1.
BLACK 11E1iNAN1.4
At one-halt the 1' ice ~f t viucr W11.7011E4
CASSIMERES, :JEANS.
COTTOINIAI)ES, GIIECKS, HOSIERY,
AND GLOVES
ME SILK STRIPE GRENADINES,
At 25 Cents.
PAIIASOLS FROM MCENTS to :)ti.oo
LARGE STOCK
AND CHOICE ISTYLEB I.'
JAPANESE SILKS.
Front 87 Cents to SL.OO.
BOGGS & BUHL.
12qi4 Federal St..
•
Apt . lo,"l2;ly] ALLEGHENY, PA.
4-oauchriegGo's , Advertisements. . , ,
7 - T .- . -...:f
prci crLule trots ."..o ce has. Call and eattfolltle.,cr I
U rxut ipootttge free) for 50 centx, Ihot retail
V() R. I Wol,roi-r i lgl Chatham ~ g riare, N. Y.
Age n It 4 IN I‘l3Ted fv`tho A ut , lbr , -frartlY or
.. ,
li. ley n,4%... — c E Ici .13 , 7 r :Iiira EV,
t It.:011 , 0:ons of A littmy Lire. I i Ins : ratA. Th-
Li f ".an'l Timms of no ALLeiL Li PLILOOLLILOpj#L rript
atpt It.Kpru4r, cat,out fittl to latere-t i'very Irtl• -
.Aoir•ilt nt, swad ' it.:l' :fig t*,r ~,j,i , , ,10, rntly E ;7.
. 1' . 1 : KAT. 1' e1 , A 1 4 , 1 , 4 . r. 306 ilnntlwity. Nt•ri York
" 181 , H 4 pilivlicl". .hr 4t I'L '
1 11., itt,r y gO.lll Ih
101. alati :tif.-..tiot of y twiewn
014,1111 v. 11dA rItrololluo;lal cm;
riuill.Vor cootp, tog.; :ter woo
a nOrriakre:%.,;:yptlan Gruel,. bream,
Illntt. to I.letuo6. .i A q^,...-r,
10(0000 sold. Addrt 4; T. WILLI I
. .
arren
ange.
; '
tglaginG2l
Ji ^4 - Ala r ,
rirsitum. r• inst 1871.
CAvn.. (.itu:•:t.
r t:l4 JO. I,)urupltl
Wrot t liftOr PPLI-En,
. 4, 41
poir
_ .
*ells' Carbolic Tablets;
Nor Cuttglai, Colds and Illoaetteness.
'flie,t: t ok-nt priesend the Acid in liOUllititatlttat
with reni-dlee, 10 a popular form,
for the i'nre of att- ?Arndt and PrAg I)l# , a*”.•,
74 - entrio. of the Pi , mu art , lin ,
rederial and AU...tin/mite art Cult-tiatal.l
ty-11. , , , grid to tile proprietor in c;,:re. ol
Thnistdlfilealtietl of years staudlie.f.
Tat.letA, nen . ie per Inik, aoms
1.012 , 11.. 14 Plait 81.., N. Y. rurtid for et:cut-gr. no,
laic U. h. . t. •
v u 1: i D 1: sv:i h
cotit t•. at, t
h M. t,;(l:tiCitli:.
1.1. E. ) 1 )I`t. 4(.;1 , .;NT; 4 .
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Illus!rr: ,„ l Flynt( y 1:11,10 r"Orttnittl•••• nc,•r I'o , 11i e
yrriorueC Mnelm'ince to atis nook .zen e
Charge. 0.. etuta. It.
, .zre.at
AGEfal th
S WANTED
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, A ~ , tIII, I III ion 1., Y1 , 74' 4 1.1, a /hr-'Wow. •
Sold la u few Dups.
yurtcr Lad
1,111)2, 40 r tnOk ArriOry ,ft
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all Itir 111 , 111 , , th, Te•rntwrautteetilit , e.:
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litns?nnil L. , ; 1 . !•.•• nutriL,rin
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:1011N 11ELIA)1.3i , . 1.• . W York.
f,o- the Tufted Star ,t.
Price $1 er 110:r1e Sop: :or c0:f.11.1%r.
160 ACFES OF KANSAS LAND
Foie SALE oQ lENCIIING4?.
FOR BEATER COMITY ?hiTaRTY.
1111 sh ire ! 1- near n flrff . rtnbiTtfr,
fwt of Inhah:ruht.. in the county ni
tttoue,tt ss L.ch 1.1....1t.ct0,ttn, Topeka
sawn In h.• r..mpt,tect the
Cotfli fie Pnnur.• r Th•-rr .treats of water
I tirorizh ate loome .Atooe 11.1.KL.t . aulwr vu it; a coun
try road on one bid.. 1111,1 a State rolol on the oth•
er. 111. , LILA Is nrarly 11'1 70 . 1111)Z prairie
warranted. For ittrther parttenlara inquire of
.101 IN IL ,11.,Lli:A lito:ltt.t , rt or
W. W 1;2 WIN. New Itrt,:rbton, Pa.
.7", war I , i'dri+ ,, t.qe , ,l,t the country
'6100,000 00
IN VALUABLE GIFTS!
To BE. DHTRIII,UfED Tai
L. D. SINE'S
sEm.IANNT:AL
GIFT Enterprise I
To be Drawn Tharwlap, July 4, 1872
UNE GRAND CA PITAL OF
:441.0,000 J. tkCILX)f,
One prize $5,000 in Silver.
TWO Prizes, SLOW g ,
Five .Prizt-, s,Lon 61 . _• enback - 3
Ten fuzes of 4.,.'100
Twn Family (itrria.L:° , 4 and Matched
Horses with Silvor-Jtountoti
worth SI,LoO ww.h !
Two Horses and Rtiggies wttli Al Silver
' Morcuted Burnem worth 700 each !
Two Fine-toncil ioewoutl. Pi3lloe worth vim
each •
W Sewing 314 chine,), worth 6210ye3c22
1500 (01,1 ar.d .Cilrer Lever Ihiptir,g
fit. all\ wort A. frhin ¢• to IfitiO eaei!
(1,11.1 Leontino Chairs, °curl' Gold Veit
Chains, Sulull and Duni)le-plated 'Fable and 'tea
r pootle, Pliwozraph 3,raelry, 3c., l e.
Whole Number-Gifts, 10,000.
Tickets Limitelt to .50,000.
Agent; Wanted to Sell Tirkef , , to Whom
I.therar PretninniA Wilt !,(• p a id
Shlglk• Ticketp, Sh• Tickvt.. $10: Twelve Ti..k
etg, Vat Twenty tive Tlcket.4. fig).
Clrtnlnal4 colatattlvag s full ref prii, a de
m:3.4)omi or the Manner of drat , lug, ;11)(i usher in ,
fOrmtitinn 1n refer,fnre ti IP trthation. 'will he
Punt ..nr orderinr th.rn. AII ordt•ro must
to ittidrc, , t l I L. D. Sll.NEtioir 0(6.
offlo., Int W
_ .
tUtt• Witt County 'Tux.
, rn ( - o ,;tl;r:Tr,..l:anrrr win attpl:d Li the se• , t-ral
j tosva•tity. and 1.r, - raira. , fel the purpt.:4o Jf
meet. ing tb , Stteir ami VAIUL 1 / 4 1.1:1 fur tic Year
1 , 7 - 2. at Olt , place, an , l Ucic , o,6l,:LateLl
(korzt• Netler's.
2.5 Jinn Dur.2104,' .
•.Y. ols•rt Wsllace s.
Allen's stow
"1:S . I) IX sAmite,
'W.' I runnilsgbaw's.
Arium's Store. •
Economy tm ,
New. , ~ua;~aey tap
ra'ss.ii I twt ,
(minor, (WI,
Ling!' ran ts+ p
Chippewa tw p
1.4 nl.ll%Vr Obit)
(000 •• 331 h. Derrlager'fs
llook*tursCan horo - • 11,,t.,.,
•• ,%; Greene ty " 9 liorol. '
llamorPr ~t• .Greene tp'• 10 !'rusk Binith'ashop..
Prankfort boro - t.t .1 It VAIICC . A.
Hanover LWI , " 12 .1 11 WH.soWo store.
ltarroon twp - 1.51 B Chrlaty'A.
IridepenAlence. twp - 16 John I.lolmee'._ '
" & 'Hopewell '• 1T J llialis'etore.
•
Hopewell twp " VS It W Scows.
31 oou tu p " 19 luntes Prentice.
notnenh4 can he mealein adjolninztownstrirte.
rerAti rio”rietvero lino by bimanly Ist Tbneo
not paid at that. data will
C. he. cotlect L e
LACE d• with COW-
P. VVA,
rmasarer Bearer County
trraTl:ti 1
GET TILE BEST.:
, f HOWE'S STANDARD
•
SCALES,
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EDSOII Standard Scabs,
s
A leo, Stored: Ilap,,gage
Truel;a; ,'Patent Cash Prawer.. and i/rp
eers's Supplies SCALES REPAlnbni
SO upEn d 31'CLL'RG,
Acento., 63 Wieact Street. Pittt.burKla, Pa
gllT'Setatt Par Circulars anti Price 1.114 Ltebily
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