The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, June 26, 1872, Image 3
The~~eaver- _4i us, Beaver. Pa., Jame 200 i, as n. aretaatithelabtiln' . itsteii t i ow:- . mic A . p oo .m 1 1 00 :Ivo JD co is eo eco sa --.4510 'n cm niek iu co , IS 10 a) A 8420 44. *to le co EEO .yr —lO lines,t /110 clams, do 360 3 pq unreel., dooo 74 4 square'. do /X) .y 4 8 . column, 77"1". Administrators' and' Itsicnbtone ItaticelL • ••• $3 CIO c x•cipi notices per MM. tee Ocala. or Payments to bo tiStblibfrlYclite.Pg travkient advertisementi. "whirl angst bovata Arum. ' - TIRE TALIIILArI - V, • Cleveland a Plttaburgh ~,Ing gut leave Beam Station an (*lowa: Yoe ;•••,, Actota'n 9 . 19 ;-Mall. la D. ZlL:Piebint Falq , Liu , . bill. Train, going Cart lame Dearer Station u tol -0.. • Mail, 7•0 a: tn.; Aceotnitiodurtna and Ex prrts, (through to Bellair.) 643 p. The attention of the public % directed to the following New Adirriiitiernento !Itch appear for, the first tith:e to the Aaocs to - daY: ! ..peCl3l Notice—Dr. Key.ser.. special Node's—Dr. Johnston. s p ecial Notice-8. Jr J. Bwelietkineg.4 adeerlisecunts—Daucby & .C. ix. cud Notitedi—Wm. 'hied' ... Badge Notice—County Conuoisatonete.....2.ow let in COG. Pletta Adv cane te) Coat/supra ... •• • MN'. heated 0. J0hnet00.....:. IscOw v Iceler Bltterf—DlLStkr &Co .. , . rw Advertisement—J. Witter 4t . stgty 5 pecul Nottrea—s sudnatt,;7,. 4 hpeclai Noddies-11 Noes special Nonce—Bert :special Notice—Do critamc;.......4....---130 special Notice—John cteriray::".,:;.,=,,, .. s Oratimmes Saq N‘Alce In Partition Gueblng 9aq Executrix' Nodes—J. Administrators Nottce—T. A. AndeAscia..laq,ilw 1=1:::::: The English taNguage elinsista of twenty-flve thousand redlcalietorda, of which Shakespeare =Os fiftern thuds and; and It lathe vernacular Of seventy millions of human beings, ', , • H. Noss takes pictures in alt kinds-of weather, but 11, is not so well .: - Uf choose o day when t* snushines t<ii? • brlebt. come one mai mar linghton. . Flowers.—Ttatay 1 hild'itnwet:aa a general principle that a larger proportion of white flowers are fragout than those ~f any other color; yellow conies next, ttien red, and lastly, blue; alter which, and in the same order, may befreckoned )01e.t r freen, orange, brown tiOd black. P. ;Es 7 1 7..v-urniahing Goods, Otory va r v , d most Fsshionablii quality, aicAays on - Imnd at Bert it :Walaha, .-..,thing house, Broadway, NO* Brigh- sparagns.—lt is said by phyalclans all: asparagus le very beneficial in cases ~f rheumatism and gout. Slight cases are cured in a few days by f6sding on s delicious esculent, and more obronic easel are mueb relieved, eapecially if the psueut eareftillyavolds all acitlikwhetber I.od-or beverage. =ll:=2 EN EBY BODY goes to H. Noss i Photo- K-apber, Broadway, New Brlghton. Get y r pictures for the 9th of 14y. Hadon't It to Bpare.-:!:•I don't cire much about the bugs," said a young nian of emaciated appearance at . * fashion able Ivoarding house the other qay, "but !be fact 'is, madam, I haven't thki blood to !Tar p you see that yourself." 4, A FARM FOR A STonE.—A. E . trat-class lir% , foods and Grocery Store lb a good near to the best Mitiketa in Uu .aunty—now doing a gomtbualness —'_an be had for a good farm. gtore and building valued at from $15,00003,20,000. ThP best reasons given for venting to evitance. Apply to or addrea4.Steven- NV ittish, Beaver , Pa.r: Ljel2;tf Sipectlieles. The latest tttitige la spectacles with galvanic "tixinf ' at the ends of the side pieces, which a 5 to send a current of electricity through llebrain stid nerves and all the rest orelt. - The assn with the "eye cups" will please step aside and let the man witklbe elec tric spectacles acme up.. Pci:syle irbo tamper with their eyes either Itty using things positively injurious of by em ploying useless appliances, a rea thrum glecti ng proper medical aid, se proba bly as abundant as ever. 4 New Photograph Gaiter" has y.:O. been oened by J. Übelto tit D. New Enek, Bridgewater; with all 111 , !AltrSt improvements Iri thew'. Entire s,:,,t,elLion rendered. jei2;4w geadowa.—The general litpression k, that the most economical:: plan of farming, is to get the land [n grass, henever circumstances will admit, and to raise the smaller articles for market, place of the cereals. This de l» not on the facilities for markit ing, and U. rapacity of the farmer to .undertake 4 ,tiblesome business—bat tinder all ,r, ouistatices on every fartn ample pr , p.ion should be made fora goodly %.7i , il hay crop. If you have u meadow arid it is found to need renolation, as as your grass crop is, Reeved, her r,' it, and broadcast thereon a corn of 2 bushels bone duet, Ei 1 . - po, ashes, I of salt ; let these remain In piles i„r two or three weeks beforei'.applying Thim will be found the cheapest and 1 . 0 ”. l. Permanent renovator 7you can = F: ('old Sparkling Soda Water, drawn r.,1 marble fountains, fiaOred with re fruit Syrup—always fresh at Hugo arieaueu'b Beaver Druggtoife. jel9;St Drowned. —Mr. William Parrager, of scotch HIM, Clarion Co., andfine of the triost respectable citizens of that vicinity iia drowned at Miller's Ed 4, en the clarion river, last Monday evkning It - all'ivirs that he was thrown off a boat nod by himself, which he was trying get loose from a raft on wh3eh it had .ver. thrown In the gorge at the Eddy. lost was swinging around when the In some manner knocked tam over loihrd. He rose and tried to siFim, but It va. .4upposed he was hurt, alud before 4 , sl.tanet+ could reach him he`-sank. At drcounts his body had not been •„,,tld. He leaves a wife and several ti,idren. -•- ( astorta -a substitute for Cluitor,Oßl --a faml which is pleasant to take aid does not or gripe, but is sure to: operate when all • - , ernedies have failed. It las Weis vegeta. - , reparation. containing neither ktthentla. Moe , - our Alcohol, the result of fifteen years ex by Or hagmel Piteheiii It is per • !ImilePi and far more effective:than Pills, syrups or Castor 011, By sucttring the ' 11 prciduoea natural steep, sag persica . • • .opted to crying or teething dreu. It . worms, cures eltomseh Ache. Cemstapatlan. r ~..ncy and Derangement of thoi Liver. '5lO f 321 afford to be without tali: article. It t!:-.150 cents—ask your e drvtto get It for spa he will always keep It. • On and after the Ist of Jnly. 1872, • vrY person who sells or °fibril for sale manufactured tobacco, snuff:or cigars, ei , sept importers of those articles who • only their own products sr, the place f production, will be required to pay a ..1 , 43cial tax at the rate of fife dollars Per annum. • without regard to the amount of his annual sales. The exemp ,Hn of persons whose annuli; sales do not aimed $lOO is repealed by the new hr. Seth C. M'Clare. lohg a resi dent of this county, but latkarly rad ,ting at West Branch, lowa, it renswing LIS H Ubsoription to the ABOViS few days 4 110, sent along with the cash, tote follow ng ispes, which we heartily approclatec • I think the litious is the best n; And cheapest par to the West;; soon. articles in appear Si (mil the seise ption a whole . eat', Besides, the Astoria in its turn, '- Hu thoughts that breathe and liXda that bttrn- That's ail 1 have to say about it; I would not like to do with ont Thew ars the thoughts. you stay 'be aura, 'Jr TO= well wisher, Seth ki'Vinia. OM or oil nar.to I lett the "C,' tat rhyme and metre may agree , , NE Car load of Canban City 'Flour; for - , kite at wholesale and retail at *lerer At Sons', Rochester. A (*Rest' many persons complain about , 4artas and bunions, but never atop to in quire what ,nausea them ; now here we Lave it nearly the whole cause la la not harin g Boots and Shoe' that tit neatly. If roil wish your feet free from them get ~,ur shoes of Umatead HartZeff, Into Riu guarautoi t goo d v i t t Tjw_y kts.vejust red a nice aasosttneut of Snow, uait bnandalip sad seethes;, Broad - WaYl New Att 'mew& Chtuwe"tt -I lode - to toad thee_ day with Sam tew Sr. - Hi' 'lli to: a "deuce eta hurry." He bed wild i tub •sitiullter to. be ..delirered at the atallp9 liblittay. and W ilatt a 604 reacli AP . ' ':sow liith wheat. He didn't know bow to spare the time, -hut le "needed Um y, mone" and so harnessed . his team• to deliver the hotter. This hedfd, got his Cash, and, returning from the station, iliPPlxxi 4 4 140 1 3 0 --9 1 4 tir o P C illii4l9l "' • i Pointe 'Of isoffee,-1 'pound of all. , sidee, five pounds of sugar, and a gallon Of moll/eau& He hustled them into the wagon, and, as he was untying the tle strap, be' shunted to the merchalli, "Charge IL" •. . . . EIM 1ia.* 7 . 1 11 year i sloot 15 00 II OIL 21 02- /19 . 0 a" 'o4l] After eve bad started home, I said, 'IWO did you not pay that bill? Yon had the money In your pocket." "Yes ; but you sees had got to . bny some clover seed of Peter Juxdpar, who only deals In caab-don't give credit. Thenl have got a bill to pay oldie milli zees. My wife wants a new bonnet, so does daughter Sally, and last year's bill is not paid; and the women folks said they would not ask for any more credit there until it was, so I've got the fifteen or twenty dollars to pay up last year's hi WO can get their bead•gear. The 4 Garrulous, I'm behind time all Abe: vtlalle.,,i'llbese middlemen do take the llfe-bh.4:l out of um tardier's." — "Bah !" said T. "That Is all nonsense. -i.e are two words, Stewer, that you aboard never speak to a man or woman of whom you make a purchase ; nor should you allow any one to say them gar you., If ; you will agree to do so, / will warrant that within two years you will be out of debt, a free, happy and independent man ; and that what you buy will cost you from seven to fifteen per cent. less than it does now r "What. words , ' . • "Never say 'charge ill' Never allow Inv one to say 'charge it.' The Min who does it has to pay a good round per cent. for the use of the money he thus borrows—more than any farmer can af ford to piy. I've tried It Stewer, and know. You have often Wondered bow /always manage to have ready money. It iB because Ido not say 'charge it.' It is beCause I will not say 'charge iL' It is because I will not buy What I cannot pay cash for. And it is because when I do buy, I can get it cheaper than you can, because I do psy cash for it, and you say 'charge it.' That's what ails you, Brewer. And you'll always be a Stewer, and in a stew, a long as you say to anybody, 'charge it.' "—Rural New Yorker. BERT it WA [An, Agents for the justly celebrated Singer Sewing Machine,— Broadway, New Brighton. • The bleated Season.—ln accord ance with a custom fixed as the laws of the Medes and Persians, deriisens of the fashionable world of cities must migrate during the present and next month' to the sea-shore, lakes,'monntains, or some cool, picturesque and quiet place like Beaver borough, or be forever tabooed in polite society. The fortunate posses sor of a "cottage by the sea" has little difficulty in complying with this inexo rable mandate, but when business is dull and money scarce growlinga are heard in unintelligible patois about stocks and gold markets and a financial crisis, all of which anbterfoges at . . quietly Ignored by the feminine popfkin of the commu nity, who are busily engaged in the su perintending of traveling toilettes and the packing of Saratoga trunks. About dresses and styles for sea-side and coun try wear what can one say? The water ing place costumes will be gorgeous in the extreme; but, those ladies who go to quiet country places, like our pleasant borough, more for recreation and enjoy want than for show, will pay less atten tion to, fashion in its more costly forms, and be satisfied with grenadine,victoria, lawn and other less expensive materials. The new fahric..ualLed " Bait Is, ea" ceedinglat fashionable this initeither. /t is very coot, `tian , frer - limy "word than the ordinary linen. Suits made of this material : are !melded, embroidered and trimmed with insertions of _edging! ' of blaek, whits -land unbleached lace. Amongst thetoilettea shown usat one of our furnishing houses was a costume of ecru batiste. It has two box pleated frills on the skirt, beaded by a bias 'fold and white guipure insertion. The over skirt has an apron tied back with beef art back breadths. The edge is cut in large points and fringed, while perpen dicular rows of insertion are down each breadth. The beautiful basque has a pos tillion and wattesu trimming. PLE YNT of b i e Coats, at trho4-4e as $2.75, at K. Steinfeld's. tonldn'S see worthy peda - gouge who "teaches the young idea how to shoot"'in a neighboring distfict had occasion recently to correct a little boy named Johnny. Now Johnny bad what is called the sulks because he was whip ped, and in order to convince him he was justly punished, his teacher made the following argument: "Now, Johnny, suppose you were ri ding a big horse to water, and had a keen switch in your hand, and ail at once the horse were to stop and refuse to go farther, what would you do?" John stifled up his sobs for a moment, and looking up through his tears, inno cently replied, "l'd cluck to him sir." "But, Johnny, suppose be wouldn't go for your clucking, what then ?" "I'd get down and lead him, sir." "And what if he were obstinate, and would not let you laid him?' • "Why, I'd take off Mi in:idle - Wad turn hint loose, and walk home, "You may go to your seat, JOhrtely." Johnny could not be made to see the ne(v-asity of using the switch. FRANK GRAYetiU ants those fashion able sunhat R. Stsinfeld's. Not •0 Bad.—Peter Cartwright, the reverend pioneer Methodist, used to be annoyed by a noisy hilt not over pious sister, who would get off on a bigh key every opportunity she got.. '4lt an ani mated class meeting one day the sur charged sister broke ont with: "If I had one more feather in the wing of my faith I could fly away and be with the Savi our." "Stick in a feather, 0 Lord ! and let her 1,:e," ferrentiT responded Brother Cartwright. Naw Goods constantly received Bert ar, Ws clothing house Broad way. New Bightou. - A Manly Answer.—All honor to the boy who cannot be laughed out of diling right. Four boys, pupils ins boarding. school, were engaged in a game of cards, The nfth was not standing looking on to see how the game would go, but waxes gaged in work of his'owo. It so hap pened that ono of the players was called on t. "Come r' said the others to their com panion. •'lt is too bad to have the game stop here in the Middle. Cemeatatake his place. ' "I do not know one card from an other. " "That makes no difference—we will leach you. (Amo, now ; do not let our sport be spoiled." The boy perceived that this was the de cisive moment. Ah ! just such are the critical points which are sometimes the turniorpohtts in lift4 - ,Bilf.Pes?lnitoit was Immedlatei3f liken: Tftinutde 'no more excuses, tut at once Planted him self squirii oil' principle - . • "My father does not wish pie •io- play cards, and - 101W ti th la h wishes." This ended the matter. It established his position among his companions. It compelled their reapect..and, pressured him trans timptation in thettture. Flats? snits, best;flta, lowest Ms. Bert it Walsh, Broadway, New ton. =II tbr botuiaholddatissesetatatigazindai led as necessary as instruction in reeding, ;Mom d Mithmetle; arid:quite sent& kerind, We are in our houses More than half of our tifilideeneo4o4iitobt ,labldfsurrqiiidinte w$ 1444 mi,4 largely the happiness or misery of do mestic life. If the wife knows how to "keep house," if she understands how Ac"efiti a table," Umbel has learned bow thirigis ought to be coOked, how beds should be made, how carpets should be swept, how the furniture should be dust- O. !Dim the clothing iisoadbeirepalres t . and 'tuned, and altered and renovated; 41. she kisolirirteiff - Pirrcluessa'ileq 1 1 * made to fbeli&if stands o . _e laying 199 prn,vi si °9 - ‘t how to rriake Neill go tab' farthekt d last longest; ff she appreciates the im portance ofayatem, order, tidiness, and. the quiet management of children and serrnnts, tbep she knows how to make a little heavoin of borne,—bow to win her children from the street: how to keep her blighted, than the - ft c t b-t mg w o;a, ainsblinititait, and the Wine-etip. a family will be trained to social respect ability, to busines success, and to ell cleney and usefnimesi in whatever posi% lions may be allotted to them. It may beside to say, that not one girl In ten In our large towns and cities enters Mar ried Ilia who has learned to - bake a loaf of bresditOlitirchassa roast, ,to!dtirst painting, to sweep a carpet, or to cut and fit and reeks barmen dress. How much the perfect knowledge„,ef these tangs begs upon the thrift, the minted, the health of fpmilles.inay ba ,Slopienttirt4; but not calculated by figures. 11 tread be an immeasurable advantage to make a beginning by anaehlng a kitchen to every girls' school in the nation, ah ' d have iterikna givern dallpjA gst+iirepfirit- Won of all the ordinary articles of food and drink for the table, and how to pur chase theni In the market to the best ad vantage, with the result cif a large saving of money, ID thorium of ancotort, end 'w higher health . in every family In the land. GRAND Picnic, July 412 t, at Cannelton, Pa. Reading. Declaration of Indeqend enoe by Dr. W. C. Sburlock, and an ad dress by Hon. J. S. Rntan. Dinner, Supper, Fire Works and Dancing. All are Invited. • Liel2;3t. Huller CounLy ~.p111.7 - The re is great exeitetnent at 'present, in our neigh' boring county of Butler, over the rich developments of oil recently made In its limits. Last week's CITIZEN says : "From all parts of our county where wells are drilling, we hear good news. The Pair view district is the centre of interest at present. All the wells nitre so far are a success. Several new strikes have been made since our last issue. About Millers town several new wells have been com menced. One on the of Rudolph Barnhart and one on that of David Barn hart, are fairly under operation. The Jamison well on the Connoquenessing, we learn, still gives evidence of being a good one. It is not tri the necessary depth as yet. The timbers, etc., for the contempla ted well on Bonnie Brook, near the old Brinker mill, about four tittles east of Butler, are upon the ground, and the work of drilling will soon:be commenced The wells drilling around Sunbury, we learn, are still progressing favotably. The fastened tools in the Thorn Creeß Well, we believe, have not been removed as yet A6oil tank on Bear Creek, near the bridge, irstr•arruck •by lightning on , Wedocsday last, and, with Slit► barrels of oil was destroyed. It was with difficulty the bridge was saved. said after this date onto the tint of September next the County Commissioners will meet on Sat urday of each week only. aprlOtf The Commencement Exercises of the Bearer Ladles' Seminary took place last week. After the examinations or the respective dimes on previous area, saa Mltainrig prep1M11:10-.11nntior took place at the U. P. Church in this borough. before a large andience—cloiied the sesaidn : "Caprice Militaire," (irriterer) Miss) Annie Wilson, Beaver, PI. "Danidraz leaven," (Mattel) Miss Della Caughey, Beaver, Pa. "Kiss me mother, kiss me darting," 03,000 Chomp tiyClxia. Essay —"lt might have been," Mills Mary 2 13; Caughey, Beaver, Pa.: Caprice de Con cert, (R. ilorman)l4ies Georgie Eber hart, New Brighton, Pa. "Wild ash deer," (Mrs. Pendtetrow) Miss Lizzie Pea cock, Princeton, Pa. Essay, Waymarks, Miss Lillie A. Cunningham, Beaver, Pa. "Sounds from the ringing rocks," ( Waf ters) Miss Bessie Stone, Beaver, Pa, "Bird Song," (Guinbert) Miss Amelia A:- Poe, Georgetown, Pa. Eseav—"Stridy to mind your own business," 'Miss Mary A. Gordon Rochester, Pa. "Trio"—tor piano, violin and organ on the opera of Martha—(Brisson) Miss S. Wilson, Prof. Manning and Prof. de Ham. "Air com posed by King Louis XII (Arranged by Ghys) Mimi Jennie Cunningham, Bea ver, Pa. "Little Sam," (;VW S. Hays,) Emma and Eddie Weysuid, Beaver, Pa. Essay--" Labor necessary to refinement," Miss Kate C. Nannah, Rochester, Pa. "Fairy tales,"—A waltz for piano and violin, (Faust) Miss Della Caughey and Prof. Manning. "I'm amerry Zin gers," (Balfe) Miss Amelia Poe. Essay —"A peep auto -to-utorrow by, the light of to-day," and Valedictory; Miss 'Sallie A. Wood, ilookatown, Pa. "Cascade of roses," (Ascher) Miss suite Wilsori.Bea ver, Pa, Conferring Diplomas; "Grad.. uates' Song," (ConeoecO "Overture to William Tell," (Yesstaii_Mhis G. -e'er.' hart, Prof. Manning, ProG de Ham. "Good-Night," ( Thomas) Chula. - Catrriorr.—Every genuine box of Dr. MeLANES LIVER PILLS bears the Kignatureof FLEMING BRO'S„Pitts burgh Pa.. and their private United States Stamp. . 0 1211` "Take no other." The market is full of imitations. Gunpowder.—A little stilt:thee; a little charcoal, and a little nitre, ground together, and we have that wonderful to which rates, for good, or for evil, the destifiles of men. When pin powder is ignited, the solid Is almost in stantly converted Into gas, 'which, were it tired under water, and the gas waled down to the ordinary temperature of the air, would be found to occupy 900 times the apace of the solid powder. Gases are, however, known to expand with an Immense force when heated; and as the gases ofgunperwder are, ordinarl . ly projected at a red heat they are con sequently greatly expanded, amounting it is estimated, to more than 2,500 times the volume of the powder burned; and it is here we see whence springs the power of projection of fire arms. Great as are the evils of wars, the use of gun powder has shortened their duration from years to days. Five Hundred Thousand.--500,000 Bottles of Green's August Flower has been sold in this State in three months. We only ask you to go to the drug stores f Hugo Andrieasen, Beaver, 8. Hannen, Rochester, orlll4nd * Aerr, .view Brighton, Pa., and get a PO, W. i r*e IP f charge, or a regular erne at seventy-five cents. Every Bottle warranted, to surf- Dyspepsia. or Liver Complaint, Elia headache, Costiveness', Heartburn, Wa terbrash, Sour Stomach, Indigestion.. Impure Blood, or deranged Stomach suer liver. Use Dr. lioachee's German Syrup for consumption. tiov"Aly. Cantles' —There are • great many extraordinary things in this world, but when a circular informs us that eleven ears of corn are grown on three stalks, and that MO bushels of Dorn or this par ticular variety are grown on a little less than one acre of mead, we beg ia, tin permitted to say that, belief in such a Iftertle ming a Hula igo much Of "on0 . , • ' • . credulity. Cure fee Felenti-4isturpersonstre liable to extreme suffering from Mous on the linger. The following preserip• tion is reogittuneuded as a care for the distressing ailment: Take common rock salt, such as is used for salting down pork or beef, dry it in'on oven. thee pound it tine andllii2 with.xplrits of turpentine in equal parts. Put it on a rag and wrap Irani:lndian) part infected and as it gets dry put on more, and in ltventy-four hours you are cured--the Mon is dead. "getting over" LIMN AuribwpattOr !WWll bx - thruatirig it ittto 'Oblivion. Not ao.„ one eirer ) does that—at least no tugiire •eh can laiefittnehed by the/tr*eg AO. 0 ' 317 s.'" htto ° ocean of oftliettetrk*eatuly welt hOmility eintlith; ast.tuil * ue paned tbr0tt1ib',g44914.,..,174;11A yo,r lt r wimps of m‘oryivall ttbidi kid** k‘-; to os a wall on the,rigtA tide ,a9O .9014 left, unlit t W he ttarrutriciv, nt4. l 4wi beforo our eyes. Fon your cigltis iridtoutgo . jot Beuniilings' in theDlltini*iitur, *bikefull assortment rsiti" • • r . Killed by XI attiog.. ), l.litaiiit frolocit a in. `lAttiqiiy._ TiAlultobrejihni was struck 01,11ghtnink add , blank killed prhllekohkink in the back dooe • building Inlheitletlll344l.lrWret*- ; burg, Ito•wai a man apparently about 23 or 24 years of age. About one week previous to the gokipieurieuokba - witanautfedto , OneOf tZrpcoesuisets of the house In which kis earthly career was so suddenly terrains. ted. A number of femiles were in the , building et the Ilpie,sonsecterhosnyvere shocked, but no one was 'seriously in ured. W. lirucutma h 3 the Diamond,Rnches• ter , keeps a No. 1 ice cold Soda Water nm)taln, and Byrupt Call and see him. je2l3;Bve Grams greentireirisirwrites from California in praise, of the mud baths at the Geyser Springs. 1,i1:10 feet iritiYit 610, BO level beodore Tilton triciirione to know if Grace herself tried.t4in process, declaring he would go across the Conti nent tb see Grads in a mud pickle. Was Tits n ever a cruel'boy who wont about IlLic,lUng off the heads of poor frogs found .frozen ir We i land 'lhoile'q 11"4111 gestion of Intirclef in such T ar-rencbiug curiosity. Chignons, at least, would hardly be safe topping oft an Intellectual k'neb In such aleiSptiblpsituatiftn. W. BECCULINO in the Diamond. Roches ter, is receiving pure and fresh drugs every week from the east. He will sell to his patrons nothing but the purest arti cles and ask the people only to buy once and they will be satisfied with both quali ty and prlea. auck 4i( patent tactil ely is very complete. Physicians pre : t dung carefully prepared at all hours. je26;:lw Newspapers.-11orace Greeley thus hits the nail on the head : "It Isstrunge bow closely mep read the papers. We never say anything that anybody don't like, but we soon bear of it. If, how. ever, once in a 4while we happen to say a good thing, we never hear of that; nobody seems to notice that. We may pay some man a hundred compliments and give him is dozen puffs, and ho takes It all m a trrikitgaiktilffAr)4l4.494l!o, fever thinki - op A _thittlitfit:46,ll him any gotlif:,; . )44l)*ailp things this ItattLiktrallite, oirsiorrattitaii that he linagbiaklll iiiiittaqtrott:•lllll4nd or his charittakaitti*tiTijaibit** , up and getaapaiii i taititik 'AlLOttr . evila are duly 0 1013111W01,:but.we never aPParen Us', iinyrMit for whit iotott we do. WsLL mAviat-41031: 4th. ;A•itti. hag. of goot4 iitudygorreitittada s and thQ reasonable p 11/ .piled at 0104,. /4 A 3.13ne1. lenbarg BroiWiriNT,Ligeve Brighton. curra [NO: 04i0;11341'"ii44:11".1114 millions at IvSnoutiniatimil aroalt:4 way, New Itilablteli,;_ Postal : Cluugas.-rThe new postai law makes many changes oUgensral tcr,est ha existing postal regulations. The most important is the authorization of the one cent postal cards for corres pondence or for printed matter, similar to those which were introduced in Great Britain some years since. The price of the card and stamp will be one mot, al though Ira card tudnufictnred by private riles. and_ not bv.the Governsnopt.i*. the regular three cent postage be charged. The postage on circulars . newspapers, itc„, which under the law wits two cents for every four ounces or Ida, Is now- oqe cent for every two ounces or less. The change is now in force, the law being immediate In its ef fect; but the Postmaster General, in the absence of a certified copy of the law as passed, is as yet unable to issue any in structions WM. posimmtanwttimughout the country in relation to thepoatsicard system. W u Ex next yen need sstiit o(4:lethal try S. tic I. Saelienbetg, tireedriirs New Brighton. Respberrierier-Comparatlrely : few-; people ever eat a really good raspberry. To hive this delicious fruit In perfection you must raise it in .your own garden and take a little pains with it. We do not now propose to go into the general subject of planting, pruning, and man aging raspberries, but simply to throw out a few bints-thatAtiay be of practical value at the present time. Raspberries require very rich land, and It is not too late to fork in Amy° well-rotted Manure between the rows. If this cannot be obtained, sow about three pounds of some good artificial ma nure to the square rod, and work it into ' 4 2the soil with a pronged hoe. A spade Sibould never be used among raspber-, Way. Keep the ground -as clean -and sneliew as possible. Weeds pump up large guatftitles of Water out 6f the soil. Stiffer none to grow. And remember that a raspberry sticker that is not need ed is simply a weed, and should be treat ed accordingly. You want four strong suckers to each plant to - form canes for year. All the rest, unless needed to form new beds, should be killed as soon as they show themselves. This is n very important point In raising large, delicious raspberries. As dry weather apPro l 44ol, the laud bay ing'been repeat edly stirred to kill weeds, mulch the ground thickly with the clippings of the lawn , or other material, to prevent the evapci r ration of moisture.—Agriculte at. A pr3:tim. RAVE - you ever bought your clothing of& it J. Mnoilenburg, New Brighton. cota)'llllalds Good and Aside&le. —A quaint and gallant writer of some tLfty Yeats ago. says ;--.` I love an old maid -I de not speak of an indiv idual,but of the spat:lea—l use the singular number, as ape/drink of a singularity in humanity. An old maid is not merely an antiquari an, she is an antiquity ; not merely a record of the past, but of the very past itself, she has camped a great change. and sympathises not in the ordinary mutations of mortality. She inhabita a little eternity of her own. she is Miss from tho beginning of the chapter to &bo end. Ido not like to hear the called. Mistress, as is sometimes the practice., for that looks and sounds like the resig wq,loj3 of despair. a voluntary extinct - dun of hope. , Ido not know whether marriages . are made in heaven ; some people soy they are, ' , but lam . almost sure old Maids are. There is something about them that is nat'of earth, earthly. Teey are spectators of the world, not edventprers or ramblers; perhaps guitr dhotis ;Nre mar nottrinit of tattlers. are Prodeatinated to be 'what they, are. They owe not the singularity of their condition to any lack of, beauty, Wis dom, wit, or good "temper ; there is -no acconnting for it but on the principle of kr tality. I have krio*Xt Jrubli 1 31 4.4004 and of all not on titt)cals.gotposippased as many.goodwad ninety and ulna ukarrialacqualritarietiii; Why, tbee ' llere 'lnky sd.gtet It is their fate! G mix apples and unripe fruit *l) s lk r , soon„appear Boa oar sheets, and as a twig ! : ars) Zionsegnenee, obituary nottees "vre hadit little ode," will beeoriththeki glentlittl: Bat nevertheless, tbs sale ot Mena', Youths': Boys' and Children's. ,elot ins goes on at the clothing store al 4t J. Haellinburg , New Brigbiam 1 IRMO MEE MEE 1:Z1111=!1!S - .llWilitlifilrA6l46ll4ll; 4 4freisip - apectioth of the sopost-7444lup f w i tin Just beta issued from the DePitrtment, o f ,3 -heeds in reference to the annual ex * lust :wet ',mob in /4144, orphans i•gialve iniirtict!Oht , ' fi c if. tlona tide year will commence on Mon day, JOY 22. Previous to that time the Super( tendent and State officers will makee examinations. They h ave :par s pi agraro me ,ofyislts from which 14)2‘41,09 thi k rol*Nrt" Vit ~ gard ta. - our own and' !nigh 'Aug ichoolit. Pinahurgh mid Alleglieby oii,h ee Asylutii,Allegheny, Wednesday, July 3. St. sul's Orphan Home, Better, Fri day, Jttl,y 5. Eplsto inpal Church Horne, lin, s h en h ., ,Saturcl ; y, July 6, a. . Romp of the Friendless, Allegheny, Ilsturd y, July 0 a., w. 4 At P HilOsbetlifefkiev,9rAciulliY; Wad j beads 1111111: '. s ' -' -* Atercer; Meroer cowl% Friday .Inly & , 111 '" - Illspaelqr Chinforth will attend, At Uniontown, Fayette county, Mon days . S ly J y l , - , At I) yton, Armstrong cottocy, W ed _ Iles& , July 10. At TCimino, Crawford (*Linty, Ifni* Jft lY 12. The ezatninations will- . ? commence daily sit 0 a. m. and 2 p. in, . - Idre.l P.,,E. ?Mutter, ladt Inspector; will attend a/ number °CAW em ot io n s_ . ' tionst the schools, and itvitatigns to be pre nt will be extendec to his excel teeey,povernor Geary aad, the Board of Slate 9'harities. •'- I ; --' A9xh(bition of industrlid skill and a milita y drill will form era:item of th e i exam tattons, The examinations will be, toi heretofore, public ; and the au• thorities of the several schools are re- Oathid to tnvito specially the piegence of ,di / s ectors and -teachers ~er; c o mmon "olio() ; members ist soperibteriditig comtnittees, members 04the Legisla ture. )udges of the cour clergymen, editors and such other chisens of the several a i r / realities Jut itst%' 4nterestetA themsel yeti" AlttiWft rlc„Af ~ *l fs 1 03" orPhao 3 4 1 0 1 44.11 , 1 k:-, 0L , 1:11z ,il';, 4 p!i p i „ t1,4:4--11-:.-t.l. , • ~,- . • ,zi,,, o v NeisrWigirla.haverntb.7,,thiggi i ~, vo,k-tbedarlWhastrk-e. • d0 , w ,,, I true, and o lt*amdriitt , 4, out on hOet*lstretr./ 2 / 1 4 - ' _ Ypklteiof locked, whi4 . 4Mo l employers WW)4,-twiltistv eir; r:5741, , and it is va 0 . 04 ;V:ll4liltit , It Is writ_ I„enttriitir4 it ft *, 41 V ilith, 7 46 txmvert6d - A lba43aittitiCr ni jartalt;' insisted st4thiSitel Nibo bli 04!Ifilkilig. also join thiki‘;*orainatt th, jitheliviiiii aequare*itiiitis*iii 1 1 ,*? vent. 064541.pastaiiiiteit " tsar; It was winter, and they dit not want to catch eold. It would be mach ioetter to watt till spring, and until house-keeping was over. She left. Neighbor Ratan in Washbig too Cotinkr.—Tbe Washington i 1 ?e -view ll' Examiner, gives the (Wetting seism ut of a part of the proceedimis in the Washington county Repnbileantion ventlon held at Washington last trek: On [notion. J. W. bonds, Wm. , dd and lion. John Farrar were appotr Senatorial Conferees; Able Evans. 3 n E. Bel( and Maj. John H. Ewing, ' greesional Conferees, and D. S. Walk , James Elliott and T. P. Morgan Leg* - live Conferees. A this point the Ratan faction at temp. ed to overslaugh Mr. McDonald, the 4- elart4tch,oice tho,,qounty fur_ Sena*, -turtle tistroduenton of a resolution WI Mlckey, Esq., lneeructing tho kies4toc . ialoferrees in case the nomini tion i of MoDonald - Arotild`not ,b 0 ,03014.0, cal, to cast their votes for the nest highi eat. This was virtually instrueting,l them to vote for Mr. Ratan, and giver rise to quite a lengthy .. and heated dila 011'0410n between M. L. A. McCracken Esq., and the mover of the resolution. ,Tquif aevelopodriin rent of blatietippositiotn ?to • M. 'Belem' Both speakers made use of quite stron.. language in regard to the other, and there 'was a general raking up of thuoi sores . made three years ago when tie Washington conol7 , Radicals were sod out to Mr. Rutan. Mr. McCracken was was willingto trust the conferees without instruethg them. Re said It was well known hat Mr. Ratan was obnoxious to a , irge "number of the Republicans of thalls trict and that his nomination woof be 4 misfortune. The resolution was lath ing but a piece of treachery to pavt the ',way for "layitur out" Mr; MeDopild. That this was not the first time that :Washington county had hem aoiJ out, and ho hoped the conventlol would not sanction so transparent a trek. Mr. 2diekey Understool why Mr. McCracken opposed Mr. tutan, as a "burnt child dreads the tie" He hoped the motion would prevail l Iter. A. It. Anderson. °Cecil, offered an amendment lustructlnipe conferees, in case of the failure of h. McDonald, to vote for the candidate 'at would se cure the greatest harmony: The amendment was iscussed by Messrs. Mickey an& hUmeken in a most bitter manner. Mi McCracken said In reply to Mr. Mickf 's fling that "a burnt child dreaded thire," that he had been "burnt" three a by this man Rutan, and that be did m:hropase now to lend his support to theme kind of corruption and trickery ht disgraced the Republican party at _tit . tinte. Mr. Ratan had helped to keiWashington county in a strong Repuican district, tint for this he deserved' credit now as he had taken care to ceive kis pay in advance. At this poinleveral meth= hers seeing where the dniersion was leading, and fearing datiging revela tion°, called for "the %Winn," - when the amendment was votedown and the original resolution aaopti M. McCracken, as ehtman of the committee on resol ntkl, introduced a series of resolutions, sap was passed by the feW members a remaining, quite &number having bd tired out by the long discussion, or aced ou tby fear of farther "war in the vwsim." The contention finally adjoned, leaving some sore places the WI not only in jure the ticket ocani (tato:Set tido years to beat up. ' ;1 The rumored death odr ihitOt Brush, tbrinerly of Stunk leyvill Mercer coun ty Pa., comes to us in Oils, testifying " to his death, which melted in Western Kansas, under the moslborrlble SIP , outristaeces. 14t.'gruslirft thefeou city about one year ago for tl West, and on taking leave from some lends remark-. ed in a Jocular manner tit he could and would Make Ida way' thsiigh the Ihdlail ' l eountry, as be in tender to shoot the "red devils" down alonitils pathway. ltemainiu r i klowa amither Western States u kaddattt a moni ago, be Join ad a ' eu'reuo.to thdtocky Moun tains. past i t i ltingh Western Kansas the tratha VA . zLop, ti i and whetb i tproVOli ' 14 the , . or ptherw fee, sit borro a gni 4WM one of his; party Sall a t sl.ltOlin . . squaw. Thkreopon th e bethattarthhal 3 3 and lin medlately k aurronnette trit4rty,, Oemauding aa a hnatekge 14 fMani who comm4ed ; tie atr a ld be delivered '•• 4140 thor 101nd:1 1 :441w Onntsttment„, Viisaillei thri Its of the whore '..istitrie:Cßifgt,,,,: en ;VP and his-es_, ~eara r,COmpelled 10 stand by and wituetf-ttliragonies : • whitely) wmt:literally sklined altink I Or course death ensued whiitthe.titit 'Win being performed, although oar, inform.' , ant. states that signs of life were shit visible after the gory wcrk was ended.-- (b ceirdte Argus. ,No ulna In busing" altatild 'ever -*rite ; a-beelines. letter altbaut I 4 s card priniedat4l3lo bead 'oft' s abeet otpatoed. It Iv a fltat-elass advertitement, end pre vents qiunbarkial mistakes.. grass in this Districhlty.,i, .7,0*,,, licrfp, Dr. J. MT . Wallace, Wm. S. Mot re and Ca t .1. 1 8 Dorde,---one frog' each of t out ifiej o n?' wprfidlig* pill d 8 tt, ' . i t l inie: - ive, tiihve: hfiefet l y, been agreed upon for a District confer. eager, Blutdee and - Sutclde.—On Mon. dat eningof. last.,,week, ttio,,argi,,er, of ne4.l . welt/. inquest at Hamlin Btation, 7 on the Pail.' !telOts rsflfoad, Y no th-ct bodies 9! IP? t r io men killed mar that place early on Sun day morning, John O'Donnell, the en• gineer of the locomotive that ran over pien, on his ti p said that on Sunday inarilmg, while be 'as running his en gine to Dennison, with no cars attached, as he approached Hamlin's water-tank . the morning being very foggy, hq served an obstruction on Arty ti oft bah rigauptil it was too late to stop. At the first glimpse he obtained there gppeal:ed to be but one body on the track, but -get ting nearer he saw twomen; one - of wheat raised himself upon Ills, etboarti, looked calmly at the swiftly approaching death, and then laid down again, his head over, ;one ling and Ilia feet extending across the ottiFT, The smallest man 'wet; struck' 8114 and rolled over several - times ) AO beaming' entangled In" the . machinery loiraftOnEiggetl a cnneiditatde'distiote to the' thilway crossing, where It was left by the wheels of the engine In a ter ribly mangled condition. The heed of the tittdir *aft wis mit, off • at-iliougit IL had been severed by a knife, and both feet , ' , Were tikendiff : near the ankles. Other wise the body was not mutilated. A pass book was found on the body of the smaller man, and it contained the name of Win. M. Lloyd, with an order on somebody for and a memorandum •statlng that payment had been refused. A ticket on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Zanesville to Patakala was also found, and - u passage ticket or the steamboat g. Gray, a comb, q ablart)4l4 !WOO, and Al . 1 the I*!,ttitv,firellilV.of dthelled Norrt -. ; he oilier * chitecii . *era - 'llO reited;' jut 'linking that could lead . to Ida identi *liiiraa was fouziaLi :Mile telegrapikopiera ,tor at llumlin station testified that the luen had called at his Mace daring the night for a. drink. wal4ri sayfralt they were anxious to get to Pit's. burgh as soon as possible. The inquest .elicittril a singular fact that `gives rise to thuct6:peculation. Near where the men isere killed a :revolver,' Woo 19u1 3, A chambers of - which were empty, and bore videtice of recent discharge. Lloyd's 'Maly., although taken up Immedlattly of ter the engine had left, was cold and indicated that life had been extinct fnT some time. It is generally supposed that the uhknown man first shot and killed Lloyd, then laid Ids, body across the rail and took his place beside it, calmly await ing death. The jury rendered a verdict of accidental death, exonerating' Mr. O'Donnell, the engineer, from all blame. =I , is! mostly a habit. There is not much meaning to.lf. It is nileti the result, of nervousness, and au irltable yunlition of both mind and body. i iwreult wino 74144 hirt,bo 4 it t iO,P l o4 nienec finding fault with evrryttaing . ahif every hotly in reach. scolding .ivt 1f,4.4,v45.,Y ' 4 • 41 , 4, s ' ll o It is ledeinishillgqiniiislefiwi; who liiiiitt l i it at till beciiituktmitlietiid to! it 4P4,Onti-t Armed in IL It is an nnreasnrittbie anti ' unrosoning habit. Persons who once get in the !lint of scolding ala ays find somethir.g tp 1441 ,ithout. If thera . was nothing &Se:they-would fall iirseolditwak the mere absence of anything to scold at_ k is an extremely dangerous habit. The constant nuithling of distant thunder, one's wind „,-esterlr.s....sier„.....7-. vo•-••••,...1....4: . w i l d..., osir: - Wottelie lens thir.deuttint. The habit tscontaglotts. Ottee,lool* duced into a, fitmlly,il is pretty certain; in a short time, tont:red ail the members. If one of thetu begins • always finding fault about something, or nothing, the milers are apt very soon to take it up, and a very , unneeessary Wiliam iterated-. Pio* in WO country more readily fall into the habit of scolding than people in toed. We suppose 'it 'ls because they have teas to occupy and divert their at 'tendon, Women cnntract the habit nu m! frequently than men. This.may be beiause . they /ire more in the-,house, in a , confined anti heated atmosphere, very trying to the nervous system and the health in general ; and it may be, partly, that their natures are , mom susceptible, and their sensitiveness more easily wounded. Women are sometimes culled divine, but a sco:ding woman never p eeni . t ai v t ife . ; jr,ut w go 1 i 1,1 say no taore On the aulltzt..:± - 4,4.446,1)iv,tty creatttr niqy feel Inelineilitti.sinlitns !or what syr - ‘ Say about scolding. niettled.—lt will be seen by thy notice .if the proem. dings of the Washington county Republican Convention, that the 'Convention Las "antacid" the nomination for State Senator In that;,diStrict sn far as in its power by instructing their Con. forces to vote for J. S. Ratan esq., on second ballot. Should not this arrange merit satisfy the Beaver County politi clans for this year ? And as Washington and Greene counties have furnished Mil Republican cand Mates' and Represonta Ives in Congress since ill is county has enjoyed that privilege, should they not eoper i d e us Ilse Congressional candidate now.?—L A W HENCE Jorreim.. Fatal Accident.—On Thursday night last, during a storm, Mr. Adam Dumbaugh. who was returning from liar. !limy to his home in Petcrsvillo, this county, carne: to his death by the ling of the wagon in which he was tray . cling. When found by Mr. Sutphen: Me('-Irtniek of this place, the bed of the wagon was lying upon his neck., which VMS broken. Mr. Dumbaugh *as an aged citizen and respectable farmer of our county, and his sudden loss has brought grief to it large amber of rela tives and acquaint inees.—Bcriaot CITI- BE Il.eustro Coke.—Two cups of flour, two of sugar, six eggs, six tablespoonfuls of butter, four of milk, two'bnispoonfuls ofeream tarter, sifted wild the flour, and one teaspoonfUl of soda. Beat.. 111", together, and bake in two loaves. For the jelly to use with It, take three fourths of n pound of sugar, ope T fourth of a pound of butter, six eggs, the rind of three lemons grated. and' t 4 9e juice. Beat the sugar, and and eggs thor oughly togethilr;and Sill/lb - a hot water untij , ,heaieti,sthou add the grated lemon and Juice; 'stir until thick etiongh, and quite smooth._ then split the cake_ and poi t e jelly w want) llt la very Thee lionOngaiteler Navigation Com-. pany design putting a chute In darn No. 1 this summer to facilitate the passage of coal. This "chute" is an entirely new thing, which was lately patented by Capt. John t. Wood of P1‘10)1111511. jf the experiment proVea profitable It ei rii adopted at alt therdams on the river, ' $ PP glib RII9III ,:-.."- ft ' pp II em a n who wax a mighty hunter was plagued with I degenerate son, who ,maelfested ne . , great predl t teetlen ter Ida 'l4 -1 r suits. One day he exidat *lift.' terneea of his mot tificatio "gfirifi . ~,° Finn, If -ion , re not ge t, ' lieret!lr ' worthies! I Ydeelf neither 'Will'" 4 0 i I'll be hanged If I den't*l* rig'? 0..ar. , :-'2 ..tr saboxxL" . ' , .. sr •,...,..-..-,:: SabbathAnorning-a very large suPince Ilaseinfiliiit,i4`44,:t . civiw 8I 4d., place to YgloolwAkelsoie.44KY: 41 !um M.A.Ohurch recently erects- Itaartirt sTtiwnedienco Walt ectiw posed of a large:number of the leading church merabbri 'or ill the various , flow inatimui 'ref fleecier- 'and lotelnit;y. bishop Simpson'of the hi. -E."Chtiich Preached Ala 'Marling:omm, •41finett, 4nngd to,with "attetitiou' i h 5 4i+ ; 4 4,4r the it*Osi7 l T l4B ended a colleotiun to pay ntt thesChUrch, debt urtuktaketi up *4 1000 110,890 was subsodbed. This sum only lacked about thretchmithwelitottziwofiwyteg, its whole indebtedness. Xl‘tt i lnie fled dedly one of the most liberal subscrip tions we ever witnessed. "That'we are not alouph trAii , hoistg ! h et ivi r4 s,4l , remark we, overheard oil dm' chub• "When Beaver has a dubs to cdt 001 head 'end .boulders in Squidetrog it above any country town I Over Wall in." In the evening another lat ud lent* attended to hear a sermon by . Dr, Newman of Wasbington City. at present the chaplain of the U. 8. Senate. It proved to by a very excellent discourse, after Web anothe,t,collection was tak- 1 en 4p and the renfitliiugll3oo was raised with 1141 e or poelfurt. Atter it was an ttoiniced the( tric44 - •ti Afitient tor pay fie every claim against the new building Siva reused, tie' tilititeee of the'Church were Invited fnrirard arid the • Church was fokmallyphtiskiss worship of Almighty,GO'd , 'l3l•Nril b is gilapson tins, at.the canclaalon Qt whiob Olottanlj edictiort was pronounced. by dm Ittattop and the large andellentivit audience'dist pursed Dedicastiou.-311116,, c. Church of BeaveroOltir' ill fiiiisoo4ted to the service oalltiiCWA4ll.Y 4th prox. nisi* Diocese of Pittsii*Witrlfrtiffttfia misted by the raiii**,„aicot .0 the neighborhood. RitClOakittkinii'itte, al ways iin p rens v e and iiidattUti-tut 'pee u - thirty so when conducted according to capon° ritual,. The public are invited ti a ttend. boutetblog About Women.—The Parson says that woman Widmer; mast restless under the moat favorable eon- . ditlons, and that there is no state in Which she is , really happy except that of change., I.llppose this is the truth &alight id. vfkalibes..bgeP ( 4 14 4 4 4 e "Myth of the Garden." Woman is a perpetual revolution, and hi that element in the World which continually destroys and 1 re-creates. She is the experimenter and the suggester of new combinations. She has no belief in any law of eternal fitness of things. She is never even con tent with the arrangement of her own' house. The only reason the Mistress could give, when she re-arranged her auartnient, fin-banging it pletu rein 'that seemed the most inappropriate place, Was thaki ti ,iielfet. beg 'We ltiOrBbeforek: Woman Inienti respect for tiadltion, and because a thing is as it is, is sufficient reason for changing it. When she gets late law, as she has come into literature, we shall-41p sora , ettiing iiii the destriao U fall all dui vast Illittil musty libraries l or precedents, which tow fetter our mi -1 iiiinlioration of individual justice. 'it is j l.l t ridev I tie's opinion that. monten are, . , --r- . ' l . not so , enttinental Minims: and are not. so easily touched with die unspoken poetry of nature: being !Ems poetical and having Irma, itniginstion, theyerti more . ~f itted for practical affairs, and would -;mike loan failures In blindness. I have noticed the almost seitish passion fog - their flowers tvhich old gardeners have, and their reluctance to part with a leaf Or a bloilsom from theft. family. They love the flowers for themselves. A wo man raises flowers for their use. She is destruction 1p -a conservatory. She Wants the flowers for her lover, for the sick, for the poor, krthe London tast yr ne n Y 4..,;• the ornamentation ' of . tiei house. -1 4heriotIgke3arin , tho eustkv.piesii it re ofasktrilleidg lbeth. Sheo4ref i seek li flower but she has an Intense but prob ably sinless , desire to pick IL-e-Frost Warner' a Back-Jog Studies, inAlerihner' i for July. Lawrence County, in the hantA ofthe :•rin le! inanagiirs seems co be oedrus a kind of "make weight" to assist in tile election of thiw Republican .aspirant.s-in the different districts to which they choose to attach her. At pre4ent she is rsED to neutralize the Democratic Vote or Greene county lot Congress ; and for State Senator she must be overslaught lw the two counties; with tieh near rtriee her le and with proportior6W more aspirants fur office ,if such thing can be). thus wi must "hew the wixxl and draw the water" year after year until a complimentary, vote for personal rut-, vantage is about all our men Call expect. — LAWRENCE JOURNAL: Female Dluessets.—At, the present day It is extremely rare to (Ind a female who is entirely free from some one or other of the diseases peculiar to her sex. Go where you will,. onthe mountain top or in the valley. In tho hamlet or in the city, among the rich or the lowly, there will be round very few females who are not laboring under physical affliction pe culiar to womanhood. The cause of this we wilinat undertake to explain ldire: " The numerous appli cations made to us for relief during our twenty years' practice.have long since induced us to make :copped*. study and investigation of these diseases, awl their best method of care. They are maladies of a peculiar character, and as a general thing they require a method of treat ment entirely unlike that adopted far those common to both sexes. In fact, the very frequency and extent of female diseases in our midst, is evidence that Abe "common treatment" has not met with success, and shows that some more efficient cotulte should be' adopted. We werF, laztfr sinmconvinced that lo cal remedies and - external appliances; bandages, &c., were mere palliatives for the time. and Arno permanent value igats,isr, but ofttimes inlortous; and was the ouly hapemitre_o of medication For the benetleot afflicted with any disease peculiar to the sex, whetholf fi.otniX slight , Uoldfollowed by a derangetifetit 'and 'irregularity of the general system. which many times produces cough. -expectoration. tight ness of chest, difffetil t 'breath ing ' palpi tation, &e., with fill the symptoms of "going into a decline," or from any of the very many causes which produce such terrible suffering ainoncrworneo f as to make life a hunien• to them, we would say, that our remedies are select ed and prepared with a special view to wards these ends. and will give relief In all these kinds of cases, without needless exposure to indelicate examinations, or !The wearing of dissurreeable instruments hr cumbrous appliances. We have, cured hundreds—yes, thous ands—of ; Valle ; by onedicaß Arispropt alone. hancirediof whOrri wehave newer seen, but who only obtained their meth cinesaflorhavfng sent itt uti their - eases for examination. our remedies in these disetusee are mild hut effectual, and are such as we have found out to act in conformity with the laws of nature in regulating health and from the success which has almost in variably crowned our efforts in these 'cases, we can promise, end do promise, ,p speedy cure in every ease where a reas onable hope can be entertained. For the benefit of-those Wriug.gt s die twice laboring under Chronic Affections. and unable to attend in person. we would, say; by sending ass a vial of urine for examination, the necessary 12 " diel"8- can be sent them by express.„ L. °Lusatia. •D. T. L. Or..oNfrog, M. 11, J. W. oLosune., M. D. Address DexiisoLDßElv _ No. 133 Gratit st_reft,...P_lttsburg Pa. Temple of lloner,--The temper afloormenor Rochester ;Ind vicinity are abode itarting a 'Temple of-Kollar (a ben tetiolal organization) in that Borough. Wilhite wishing •to become eherter = embers can do so by applying itntne diately at FL B. Biesels tin store, Roches leir, Pa., and signing application.—Tenn 'potence 'applicants moat be eighteen ' t years old. • - , . • 7,31307.haet0tate,..14w.-_, thy, memorable Dee litrAth)ti ‘ll , bas been the 04ill Ehoit voisCrne l 7 to F 0 ,4 146 printers the beitiedlt.9r . item tiering the week se bsixtrieot to find tecleeiVe of that443lo Whe Beaver mina. If/ •papers have Agreed to observe this, rate ind erospend 'patallatUoe • daring thee - habit; hence 'no• Anoint will appear ott• ''fiyisineaday .or the week following that the Pourth'el July. ' Advertimeta govern tbjenselyea ttepOrtitogly *Oita ilitd ettittiiiitietted leirttotiortee hate 'about that Wight .aabataaces cotoeflr 449 d tind tolled tot is totdleol PricdttO, froAlAufic . ix and dap trope; yet tome of these inbatan co, lava Mined MAP l4 47l44oldedSCideot4l4o4l4bi, 141, walker. Gitifforakt Vinegar 411.erif, tick,e/V. er. contat.aotlstag Wro orkout. befog •copoted ezeln.ively regetatile tobetaneos Wan t sta. For. Ell alaotde to /of the dyer. k tonere., Wad. Fak la. Ito44lgettive ottrartt, ,and for porgy. kbethe t orr ook ere tbe7 A the tlbst lepriderfni rope- REI.I.ING OJIT •AT •.CosT - --Porsons de- Sir/ og to boy goods, at eon can do 50,b24 Mr. Johti.Conway'e in lioehes ; fir P r e. 4e is elosiuji out his entire stock With a view of engaging In anotliir busi ness, and for some time, in the fature, therefore, bargains can be bad by ,A,lting at bts store. NEW BRIGHT ON GRAIN INARKET. CORRECTED R wiLsos White Wheat, j 1 90 Red - Wheat, I 90 - Rye, ---- ' - 90 Corn, - - - ' - 4 45 bat; ~ . to Buckwheat. -• • 05 , . - • MARRIED. VOIIIP , IBOI3—biWN AU4Uns.!---Pit atm U.th. Afnidig, P., 1.. "Gtrim, 435 q.. at. ilia reside:lap; r. John - Robinson cif tan: , Fence Odanty, Pa., to !Malt Ittichel Poe naught, of liOvos-iiinnty, Pa. DIED. SCOTTAon the 76th Met. Miss Mary Scott, of Brighton township, in the 26th year of her ago. WILKINSON.—On 'the 10th of June, 1872, at the Beaver County Home, Sarah Wilkinson, of Hanover twp., in the 25th year of her age. JACKMAN--On the 18th of June 1872 at his rftidence in Indostry, Pa.. Mr. John Jackman, aged about 59 years. SOWASTI.-00 June 11th, 1872, at the residence of her husband, -Mr. Fred erick So wash., 4 hilMevita AIDPYWibiPi Beaver county, Pa., Mrs. Margiret Sowasb. The deceased was one of the original members of the First. Presbyterian chiirch of Bridgewater, which was or itemized January 29, 1845. In early life ebe professed the religion of Christ, and faitbfidly did she maintain that profes sion until death. To a large circle of mourning friends she bas left the pleas ing and comforting hope that their loss is her infinite gain. ' , (//fi dice/ tiarttbniervatire please copy) New Advertisemenis Sealed Fir o possal pa W)11 he received by the t4ehool Director/ or Ohio Beaver count!) Pa., atm! July 2.5tb, at rat lock, p. m tor faritivhitig all material mak• ing and bunting a kiln of our hundredittotutand brick. The Board vesetrea the rtypht toreject any or all bkla. Addreaoiliolaert Reed. luitaatty. Pa. By oidcr tif the Board. J. G, Jun:sr . :ll4lN. krz:ow secretary. Common Pleumi Notice. T St thu . nonther of the lunacy of dii•xander Mr- L'Uoinliti. in the Court of Cumin:lo,l 4 nd+ or Bea r. r county, at tio, ni klatch term. 1845: luterenend rutrtiato err hereby nettigteo tint rho u•auet of dPf..OO ttoCC ,CUJUS/Ilttec of Alexander Disciald. lunatic, bairn filed In the Prothon otary e oaten, et Beaver: and that miler, engdatent true,• to ttof caul tory 0:1 Ptaird 0, ARLO be culitirtll ed by ihewon on toe day of next tentr, 1r46;3, JOUN CIUGriEY. era. - ottoo-to CiontirtVCOV Pa. kzEALED Propene': .will be received by, the 1,7 building Cosuautute of the Board of Educa tion of the ppectal School dletriet of L,eetonla, Uttio, until July Id. Ih7l. for the erection of a brick betiool !louse. Piausand specitiretions tan be seen at the °dice ad.!. FL Bargee. Main et., Lento nut, Ohio, said will be explained by James Harp er, Separate bids may be made for the brick and carpenter work, or for both together. The Cern mittee reserves the Hen to Fleet any ar.'d all bide 3. B. liAnTol.lrer J. Q. Camas a la.'s, EtnUding Jsitka Ilartrau, ;Com:dime IL td. Iflbo. ) Whet,' Notice to Ori4gi Cotitmctors; dEA2I7 PROPOSiii3 7 VIM De PillosisNed a$ seta. aji of by the Boarder County Comintaalcoenr. until the iikh day of July, A. D. NM at lOo'clock a. m., for the masonry end iron structure 'of a bridge aver Walnut Hun in Beaver Falls borough, near the cutlery; of 30 feet span and 30 feet road way; to have double carnage track;and to haves foot way attached 'outside of carnage way, of six feet in width. Proposals for etructara meet be ac cumulated with astalement glvtngthe total weight of the cast and wrought Iron:Abe general working strength wr iblelf Not. together with the greatest local Toad the bridge wdlattatain. The Commis sioners reserve the right to reject any or all bide. Plans and . apecideetione for the masonry of said bridge an be Sere atthis.oftice until the morning of the day of letting. By order of the County COmotiselonem JOHN YcHOCN, Clerk. ColunstOwzles . Orhos, June 22, I L 1.1e2ti31 t Prelim and Co!mervatlve copy.) hX If erTOWS. NOI TOR.,- Letters tewolotentary on the estate of remlinAud Autearel h, deed. 4114. of Franklin toutustdp, )14aver count y, having been grrnted to the undrralgmed, all persons In debted to .aid estate are requested to emit and make payment:, and nit permJno having claims azniunt the mune Are requested to pram.% th duly am lironacatrd. for I.qt-it:Meld. LOrD3 riALLA.OHER. ItlgtriLltil ARD A UTEXICRITIL. (11:17"- NV. Vk , r. . Eit Alt li.k: R. , (Suceetaor to Barka' & lianittue,l WlloLtsatti AND Daman rX CHROXO LITHOGRAPHS, Alegraring" liOloguapka,Ptato-cout Gbfor&l. PA°. tovroptsa, Puss' Partuotp, Moulting" and racturr frame• of all kinds, tri Filth Avmae, (Ilion •bove Smithfield At,,]Pittsburgh,l'i. ftnalritly Rochester Borough School District. D Eelarrtl EXPIiNDITURNS for yeas eudtog Jane 3, 1511. Tas rate 13 malls ou the dollar valuation Ir/earring. Gross Amount of dopltaite. -$31393 Deduct lost tax Collector's commtssiurt • • IN 15 - sper et. off on vixtrt, paid Trengarer. to at 24a Temporary lor.o Return tux to Isii9 State appropriation rx.PID/DlTtlirb. Paid hdianed dna Trt.aoureeli7l4l Paid .... '.145 43 Paid interert on building loan._ WI RV Paid fuel bill for year..........._....25 Paid ....... Paid A WWI, fur reports . Paid tot digging well and for I,be pump and !inures For Dame?. . Paid hidden tal adiavtiaea Paid temporary loan, 1671 Paid the teachers' salaries Paid treasurer'. euu.mbateu Paid. idecretario II A. I'. SHALIAINBER4n....,. — [lent.= U. R. COB. Seerciary . _ Testehers* Examinations. °Mei OP l:01.1 4 TT SlTVlallrrnm inn"; I LIZA.IIIIi PA., June 11, 1872. f Fa u kind Ha f o in v W to o w rt h Ssphrip, MuSrcuh o o c o k l s [rio lules. ea.nd uly 2. New Brighton and Filibian. et Now Brighton S. U. July 8. Industry and Neale Independent, at In. dustry 8. 0. July ]O, Ohio tornialdp.Glasgow apd Island Run at Fairview 8. 11. July 12., South Beaver and Chimes:li, at Marva 'school house. - July 15 Brighton tcnvnalllp, it chin 9. li. • July 11, Blg Beeves, New Ogden. Clinton. ID. dependent, Darlington borough tint} township, at Darlington 8. H. Natilvicereltkln an,doPitiaski,ot War neck's 8. H. July tn, Beaver rails and Pofterson township, at Beaver Fella 8. IL at *lair SL Itnctiew te r borough end rearmbir. lincilitt .7111/I,n,Pteedoul and 14t. Can borOugts. at dm .Ffeedom 8; ff. "ILLYMtpeeser. Brldgovador and Vnoport bur- July antl,Phiensrivecinr B.sud Eerrickhz". at Teet's S. H. • w Mtn. at s. H. Aug.% -;" hit t uootaitown and Gnome „Avg 5. Grespe Wink. town, at iloolnitown , t August 7, Baden and Bcooosny town ship, Baden S. 11. Atigtria Logstown liutteruident, Moon and .tforewelL , et Now linefdeld .a. , Aa g r f ot 1 . 3., _Raccoon township, at Scott 's 8. IT. Angast It Independence Intrust:Mx et lone.: imiudi• 8, - ; selicsat. ycoxpotonons, Almost al„, frankfort Springs ;, September 4, norlington Sept. A 5, Dente,. - No one eumtad at those special examinations slyby tritium request of Bisectors, Bpecisi examinations for ptoitssitmal errittl eines bat-bektafter the onot schools. ApplicantslrLl furnish then:molten withpen and ink. Blank examination books rrlll be !Tweaked At ten Cents each. Irtirteterts and friends of education are cordially •iineised to Mend pm examinations. I than bu permed to copier oath them In 'regard to the best integrite of the common animals. . flleschers ahould be reelected at the Close of the a Mitigation. .Dltioettint ;dew iormard tim Diet Maputo mid certidestim. lait that Cnunly bn- Orinionnent. on or before the 9100kbp ilaut. lona he round In the educational office% Bea. v reviervaturast of each week. •• . , - - „ M. L KNIKIIIT. Co. .901— 1).110' BAIIitly; }IC , Dauclut: , 1300.1trAGEptgris - Now at Wed', or bolas/ for rubtletaisi book. Wu Ulf they do DIA et once write for clscuLsns of thy best wiling book publisbal. EVraordluarY tgaucept.mta offiltehltzPhifteioctre sari &outdo. money. outntaree. Addreer..F. AI. It43F.D & 139 Ehrthi‘tweet.'Nine Yak: • "- .• AGENTS F'or 1 104irlfing,i1 'PREBIDENTIA LIJAMPALGN B OK. • • • .EN.;try Catena.- • Also, km CAMPARIN 6001)6.11,40ch5._- 2 . 11;ioodiveed". EtnOtillrtablVbillit nom° ItYT Ltberrystreel N 4 'Y.; -or, Ctodintssi„-0. tifeltred — Or - Grant, Greeley ! _ !NVIIEJ*C11•11 lITCONVA 'And the lending men of Ali pwtia , ()rm.:o AOKI Portraits. Just the bOok wantea by the thaett‘-a every where, ;Agents meet with Woutiernit ew e ce". Ffod tor (3rettjar. and: PerAUC triliPrj . at once. Addros; nEatelt 3freetrftny, Arc:lSt:mt., Phatdelphft, Pal' Iliendktard' Unlink& motmeni and Plantar. arren, ange. Mit first Mill. ertean 'lntim, Double Elevated Oven, Warming Closet troilism. Door, th..adEr Goard.Domotoz Mid "W•py Drrect Draft. Vrara, aartELl CO., I air? street, 1,4 Fells' . Carbolic - Vablets /tor ,Coafistlsar oalosatialtilltaimmatala. • Teta. Tomato_ iitellaatilbaAatik vitt:rattier, tomelent„Tat4ettl&—ln a 'populat , lorn, .fat , ,the cttre at all 'Thrbal athClqing. illatases. itoorsenetraga4 `atasOiois,o7t.tte; Woo l. aro taadtatety callexed, aa4l,- - atatataezi Is are codattatly hrltie seat to th 4 proprltgoe , of' relkfla 'easini at Tbroat olitleattinaaryears rtaading.7. • • , CADTION poul INAlecciveti, by aroublala Itatlone , . Get only Well** Carbolic l'atdeg... Price al ends y6r baX. Jona Km, is Platt 1M..; N. Y. brud far circular. tioie Agent for Mu I: S. WENTS WANTILD 10U 1 • P ILO P V 1) ler LETt'S-G RE AT WORK On Manhood, Wurnanheini, and their iicitteal in ie.:relations; Loy; Irt , Limo. N.wer. etc. `end. tnr spe...imen pares and circulate. With terms Atidresto NATIONAL U &O., Phllndelphiu, Pu. AGENTS! AGENTS!. AGENTS! Send for thaurriptlve circular and staamal terms far toe greatest caulautn book 4rublialled— lAcClellan's Republicanism in America. owing to the preeeht exriteMent, AVM r , •r the best rdx months int. wtht firl3. ihe nitirt reli3lne bovii 111 the market. J. dL STODDA it Cu, 733 SWISOLD SI., PLIII:n. tem. nue. r....littitait c . riAAgel.4s-Toi uTTA.roli - AT rimiest, ruele,t,ntostatst.tuattm.t.ntsutteuve and Isn.thienvorstng bunk leaned hir . years.; ac know' edged .nperittr to Mark Twain. Is splen didly tlluStrated, 'elegantly hocmd and very cheap. Agents report grand success. Sample pages, special term*, and -.t'Agent's Pocket Companion" lime Address. ElPllrlAftll Poltinthertt, 72:3 Elansom Street. Philadelplals. — Cluit 1,11 , 6) kilt!o'ri4ol24 MY J LY , FRIEND'S 'SECRET u les 9 bait • 'reatest, t' or This invaluable tatimmuu-seasu &stk. should-hi: read by cv ecy mall and woman In the emintry. Thre,bierth+ of all the sickness In oar midst may b.• avoided by a knowisAlge- dud practice—of our •latly Friend's i,i.cret.' • Ths must eminent au thorities In the land-heartily recommend it for its great common ...11,43.r11C1 humor. 'shrewd gilmyk‘es or rnanklua nod and pLthy style of ea jate.siou. AGENTS 'WANTED to make motley tact. For itlnstrated circular. :erms, its, address GEO. MAGLltit)i. Pub's, 733 Seesaw St; le tt',Aarcijalt {Lille. specially ~ rai.ted for net to Spring, when the lanoufd and debilitated system needs strength and .v itaitty; it will give vigor to the teZble,.eirougth to Me weak, animation to the dejected, aCtivity to the singgish. writ to the wea ry, quiet lo the nervousand health to the Infirm. - It is a South American Plant which, according [ t the medical and scientific periodicals of LoOdon d Paris; 00-secrecy the moat powerful tonic pro: . erties known to Materta Medici, And to well Own in its native country as having wonderful rittive...qualities, and has been lone usedas a ?:e-ifte - tlir all cases of Impurities of the Blood, orarrot of We Liver ant , ft i tra. n .7 . ittre. - ta P e 'l lt ;7 t e ;e r a Li:_o , c,,€.;-. 3 .‘o,:ce„;it'..4 ,- - €." re WELL CT OF JITRUBEBA is strengitresing and nourishing ; like nntsicious od, taken into the stomach. It assimilates and diffuses itself throngh the circulation. giving vig. Or and health. i It regulates the bowels, guide the Lerrih' ad. irectly on the Secretive Organs. and ny its Pow riot TONIC and restraint effects. produces heal. y and tl4,tonous action of the wbole system, JUILN 4. KELLoGG, I , t Platt St. New York, Sole Anent for the United' States. Price $1 per bottle. Send for circular. . jel9 4w. 160 ACRES OF KANSAS LAND FOR FO B I fiIrIT CQONPY PROPERTY. or TIE ahore• land la teemed neat a floortabing two over oliatotants, in the county e( ' ederson through ‘vhlch the Atcht?ttn, 7bpetta Si aura Fe Railroad 11. eapectall to he completed tla cumin:: summer There is a RIM= of. water through :air' some etooe and timber on It; a cottn, try mad-tin one aide, and a Storm road on the oth. er. Thu land it nearll, all rolling prairie. Tide Vf rn u t ed. For further particulate inquire or JOHN R. M, LEAN. Itoehemer; or inr2T3ra W. W. IRWIN. New Brighton, Pa. The only r,liable Gil? DiAlribution in fleCOuntry $lOO,OOO 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! TO 1W msTRIBI! TED TN ti,,641) 21P tri,Nek . r "ft 7 W 1-,46; L.D. SINE'S GIFT Enterprise ! $5 r- , s •N To bo Drawn Tbursdray, July 4, 1872 ()NE GRANDAJAPITAL OF 1r7,;141,0414) IN GOLD! One prize $5,000 in Silver. Two Prizes, Sl,ono Five Prizes, $,500 )) Grefltbacks Ten Prizes of $lOO Two Family Carlin...vs and Mali:4llBd Borges with Silver-Mounted Hartnett worth $1,500 each I Two /ioraea aVii'lll 4 ofilna wale ...Sliver- Mouatat/ Harness wortA 700 each Two Flue-toned ltoaewOod Piatae UOlttl $5O *Sal ; %tifta r ioning Madiner, worth $lOO each Ladles 41old Leount...r dt .b../h m ti * , Watches ChtliDB, Solid end Double-pia.,.. *poen,. Thoingrapb Albums. v , whole Number Gifts; 10,00 Er. rieket4 Limited to 50,000. Agentq IVOnted to Sell Tickets, to Whom I. 4 liteml Premiums will be Paid. Single tickets. fd:Rix Ticketr. /110: TrrtheTicit ete, Twenty Oat - Tickets. Jul. • Circulars contatning a fedi hat of prizes. ectiption of the manner or drawing. and &Darn %Madan in relevance to the distribution. will be Petit ll) any one ordering them. Nil orders toast he addressed to • L. D. NINE ? bon 86. J mush:4i) Vales. 111 W.. Fiftbsii,t..t•incinnsti.O. Om}tute find County -Tom. w5 l ) lu 641 II nsv► 5t . .V.4 RI) &MO 411 51516 1.5 140 0,141 'LI 111 HE Count/Tremont willatiend In the several townships end borentroi for the moose et woe the State and county taxes for the yen' vi j. at the places lea times designated below, !is: Induatry twp - " " 2'.1 Grieve& Allen's store • /stirring' twp - V , D W Scott's. Chippewa twp July, I W Cunninghain's. .. S. Heaver & uhio '• - 1 Minns Store. Min '3 MR Derringer's. Henketown born " 8 Htcl . S Greene to " 9 li o ntel.. Hanover jr Greene to " In Rrank Smtitritahtsp. Fran.klett born ' 11 J H Vances. Ilanuver,two " 12 .1 Ti Wilson's store: }raccoon two " 11 .J H Chtletet. Independence two ". 16 John Ilcdrnes!, & Hopewell " 17 J Davis' store. Hopewell tap " V , It W Watt's. Moon tape • ** 10 James Prentice. Phymontsean bo made In Am/Joining. tOWnshipe. rirmi liceneee are due by law July let. Those pot 'paid at that date will be collected %with toot. Q. P. WAIJACS. wait:Ml _ _ Treaatcrtr Hearer Vototo. - ve ..i i i.' Tirk.:7l3-0-OT.r- ""F!"*. HO W E'S STANDAIW , . SCALES Altistaniariscales. _ •m2o,Btored, Baggage Tracks, Patent Cash Drawers. , and Ciro yenta Supt•Heit SCALES :REPAIRED. SOIUDER & NrCLVRO; General Akents, ftl Wood Street, Plttsbuzol Ps. argead for ctrestossadPnesLtsa tlilft:l7. - Weimar bar. In tbe Sold -4 =Oro& Pbasiclana ano enetevere in titl 111.1177 ter 41properties coafainee In spillaoft,tiokteuilofX ottalaN a valuable pray to be &wiled as i adlve dr for tteumatunpegoap,pain as of back , cbert.or om ealt staryysorer. man !oar. sore torax.frOat, IbLitae, few breast lt. gw Jorms, dulling; • of ladanimatoor mute. ttrfOrbfoor. fiek aft -al• 3stli 1. 1 EMI-ANNUAL FIS