e Beaver birgus.
. pa.. August 21st, 1872.
Nation Thirteen Hundred.
:ate Pi of Advertising.
:3sc. ; 6w. 1,3 m. Gm. ,1 year
nee, $.2 00 $3 00j $5 00' $7 00' 3 :40(30
do :3 50. 6 00' 700 10 00 15 00
du 5 0 01 600; 900 12 001 18 oo
do 6 00; 8 00' 10 50 15 00; 21 00
..; 8 001 11 00; 16 00 OO i3B 002 1
11 00; 15 00 %) 00; 00l bo 00
.. 22 00, 30 (0; 33 00 60 0(1,100 00
atone and Executors' Sotlces._ oo
Ire@ per line, ten cenrA
tents to be made Quarterly, except
advvrtit , cmentin, which most he paid
JOB WOR K
li:11. •25 copiva or less
copies or less
111114 25 copies or less.,
:n. qin! COpleP Or 1(4.1+
iffill• 2i copots or less....
ropit, 4,1
t .2:1 cold, or less
t't•tttal copws or less
,t,try tlve raZeS or less.
lotottoal IttALte
I t's, one quire
..! I :too, quire ...............
ottris al same ryt,s.
TIIIE TABLE.
nd d Pittsburgh R. U.—Trains
Beaver Station a. fnllow.: Mor.
‘.l 19; Mail, 2..47 p. m.:Evening Fai.t
tVe..?t. Icave Marc?' Station /LI fol
7.16 a. m.; Accommodation and Er
to Bellair,) 5.45 p. M.
tention of the public is directed
illowing Now Advertisements
Tear for the first time ru the
MEI
1 Chandler
Not - Given.
• rt issru sn t Weaver.. .
rttrr-- Drinstly .
srtissnistits-•Danchy
trice—lts twion....
tire -lit .1/Allison .........
insr,t 11 Noss.
itsrt 31.. h
11111, -1 rn- , ead ihrtiOZ,
One,._v & .I i‘nelleriburg
tfre.-1 I Nos- .........
•e.—From and after this date
le first of September next, the
iSti ion ers will meet on Sat
t each week only. aprlOtf
e Meeting of the Democratic
inmittee, last Monday, E. D.
v. was elected Chairman:
•I'reery, esq., Seeretarr, and
r-t, esq., Treasurer.
h 1.1 NI i—Pure Freneh \Vine
Iriple strength—the hest arti
!intz, for sale at I I n An
-I;ea% er Drug Store. angl-1;'21
Spinner" and Mr. "Prow
wen very arti Ve and efficien t
•I'scrs in this county within the
au s. They have matte them-
French \Vine Vineear for pick -
iolzo A lid ries , en's Beaver Droß
augl4;2w.
it es by t erian Congregation or
o will meet, on 711 , X t Sabbath
at the usual hour, in t h e Court
.r l i\ ine sir-ry hr. The l'a,tor,
I .nwarly i. e`c perted
R. 1t.% as!! A at IZ,
n( mile below f ,, r
Its They keep the 13(114:PVP
, rivan, and- will get any nther
,rel. ang7,lw
41eibll Ina,. at Leetsdale,
nn IN't , drie , day la.t, and nnt-
th e inittpTiriotisness of the
understand, is lanzelv
,t,,'hnunnx•nt familiPs from
lIE
any in fittornian(P.
1 I'. Dray°, Jnitn
=OE
-v ueniiine I t rix of Dr.
11 . .1 P biw.a t cs
1 ' \I INi • BHA
:r private, 'United
"Take no other,"
:mitations.
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--(Fur readers will
rzi. , erneut of this flour-
r 1 o!!rze
,E .n in this wvak's paper.
• a skillful teaeller himsel f
I as a governor and director
Young people of the eountv
,• t , , attend s o chool may. find
-r•if-bnartling, if they destrp,
as plsewhere. Term open.,
..•luan ut ihr e:t.O•rn in or :hr
,hout hi- anr,lt:ttod nn
twnt h t ri•zly nr , j1. , .. Ow
tor .. r•
1,11 , hi. twranit. ,traozh T.
• J ,, ,11•• 11Q It,• 0111,1"
.\ "re leg¢ed soldier of the
.erved in the 7th i,LEPtZ
a.,:itilted and robbed of 25 I
n New fas.tle on Friday 114
The Villains who tie(
!.. ra',Zl• wore i l f,t N ...0:21117.041,
.;p 1 ,,,,1 to 1 1 ;1%e fnlinwea hnn
Lurch for the purp., , P e,f rnl,
1 , f hl. 111(illeN
tr.lny 'n:.•
p ',, ,, k111.! .1/ -no „h
• 1 , • , 1 tt.inrn, 111••••:1 , -1 , - t th,,z
W
_iw•
=M/ZWERNEMMI
—ilmther
illl%ill 4 ii
hale 11001 VE , V ('nthu,jas!),.
v ;nnl
aftPr
4 T11,.e.t . ,m4 in that pia,...;t
pf•rctol., fr. , ill
that hp thp
II ,111 '
All , l 1 1 1,
.ipep from
—O. lIP 11:1 , . bcpn laid up
but is now "as
1; .1 he e ppete.i
In ,how thri.rnot only will Ow
.erolc,l 1,31:111(`P - 14 , ft-rely 11R441
Ipaii_rn, but that IlVi t 11Pr linkiN 11 r
ill hr sparPd,
nln rii n 1•111 lirn• !o•
r•rr - I•Or trio .1.1 , 11 r. rlorlr 1 , .• torr,r•
llorr cart of ,‘lrrrirr . ll n‘••
• T • !) , Vll l . - brrrilth lor tr) i. , L•oror itr•T
••
ally 111,-.11,, Ins Ivr••••orn'r. ,rerr , .•ll
• -1 .. . to• rr,rrroll 51i.1 throw II r. 11"
".•1
of th , . ...:-. , rnsc•Oh. c k
• •
and •ili 1,••_•m in ,•itintf,il,7o,..!
;hr nnt,firm , •,l hnt
. • pr•
jy3l-I‘v
re Vo.ault. -It is ast.nishimr
i'orently alooln.lie drinks effeet
indul:ze in their Ilse. While
and .ermrtemp:
• fired, rinerulr,n, an , nwlliizerent.
Nt•ith poetry ana eloquetwe
er iv silent and moody.
tizlit under the -everest prov
t—trMother,would assault withfint
aoltirst man he met. Ot the latter
tio. - man who • under its influence
,truck Thoma% Gordon with
inflicting tt severe
~f i the head. The aggre , snr —ft
q.ver—wa.s arrested and lined ~4:,
!:Mt von A STORE.-- first-elass
and liroyery ~tore in a good
♦near to the hest markets in
I "tv —now doing a gOod Im4lneqa
had for a good farm. Store and
%allied at from $15,000 to $20,0011,
rea.orni given for wanting to
pnly to, or addres Steven
\ Ittisti, Bearer Falls, Pa. [jel2;tf
South Side Railroad. from
.11 nun. Allegheny county, to
in thi. eountic, we learn is
subscript:on , to its stock from
the route through which
ated. The load
apwar,ls of forty miles in length,
1,1 facilities of traftsport to
ti ps , eluets of a rich agricul
and mineral section hitherto, to a
i.xtent, deprived of them. Saw
i in Is just across the Ohio river
I:legheny city, below Pittsburgh.
trust there will be no fallurecin
meats In the speedy construes
' this contemplated internal im
ftsi it will add largely in the
and , -cenmereial prol+perity of r
loavay3e ointment -*rbc: p.h..tr4t,r, g
Prtlor, of this potent salve Is a marvel
h h.: the ssurld. Nothing else should tie
"' raLter, ,!111 11.• ,, t11. erysipelas.
iriorie- Sold 71. Malden Lane. N.
centsper pot Ask. fee style, the
ce'interfelterl.
A Brun livestmeut.--The Now York
Day Book took strong grounds some
time ago against Mr. Greeley,' and fa
vored the Minton Duncan side-show to
be given at Louisville in September,
wherenpon it is said that our old friend
Hon. George V. Lawrence of Washing
ton county subscribed for a largo num
ber of copies of the Day Book, and bad
them sent gratuitously to several hun
dred Democrats of that Bounty. A few
days-however, the Day Book went
back ou Dfincan R Co., and nine fl ies the
dr9eley flag at its mast-head. Mr. L.,
no doubt, concludes at the present time
that his investment was a poor or 4 but
we advise him tc grin and bear it, and
never once ask to have the money re
funded.
GENTs' Furnishin. , Goods at Bert ct
Walsh's Clothing House, Broadway,
New Biighton.
IBM
Thirty-live Republican lawyers,
practicing at the Pittsburgh bar, are sup 7
porting Horace Greeley for President.—
Pittsburo Leader of
In Beaver there are, we believe, thir
teen attorniei who practice at our bar,
and ten of this number, WO iearn, are
supporters of Mr. Greeley.
son
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Br.ir is the nobbv eutler of Bert tt.
Walsh's Clothing Hougio.
Beaver Savings and Lonn Asso
elation.— A n adjourned meetingof cit
izens in favor of the organization of a
SaviTlß`i it Loan Association, will be held
in the rourt-I louse, on Thursday even
ing August •=a, at 7;1 Persons
desiring stock in this Association are
requested to be in atten‘lance, as an or
ganization will probably be affected at
such nieet;n;r.
lsq:Am
ly:'h~'
I~q:3m
II kr-, raps : 'Cranks, 1. - tntiri . .litts and
Notion,: Sowing: Nl:whiny throad,o
needles, and tixturts, at Bert l Walsh's.
"There alu'l a Decent Itepubli
can is tliia State -T; that Like%
Grant." - In the
AtlgllSt I:ttli, a reiiiirt a
ono Custi•ii in a Grant
room. 111,1nal. speech Cusick k
thus: Quay says "there ain't a decent
Republican in this State that likes
Grant, - tut I say "there ain't what
doll t I;:tte the 1 lennierats and iiree
levites.'
AV hair a1.. - ttio: that 016 gallant
Ci,lOllPl 1' a,
.1, -1 ',111:•
\%1;1:1111::. 'O , lO aTIII
with r0lf! leW I i'ir)int hero art , lanother
VieW .f tont in the ea.t, who ,Icko, not , o 0
that rtir . prodiotl nt Will n; .t rerLiin!c
\ .." • IleatiS I Nl,ll,
(Jo 0) 11 , f•rt Sinc,Pr
So‘v,ri , \!a, itroati‘%;iy,
Plr4 b
To di-, , ;0% pr :zre , 111,.1.1,-. or
nati , mal divi,lo the last two
figure , of the timill,yr 01'01011111 by f,ur,
and ;I one , remain 4 (h. lottpr
wiil he \; if two remain , ‘ it 1.1, ill h i ,
It; if three I': an l ahnul,l tlwre re.
rnainder the letter ":11 he I). F,, r (•••;_
ampie, a !,ofe I. re4l,tored , 11v1 , 1 ,
slxt four and you wf:l ha% ,ole
remain. .\ p-ording to the rule, thP let
ter on the note Will he It; case the
rule fail:, 1.0 certain the kill I. ,o,tnter
feit.
Grove Meelling.—The-ro otl I he :I
grove Meeting on the land of James
Hardy, near tho A rmstrong school house
commencing, Friday evening, Aug. 30th,
1572, and continue over the following
Sunday. Meetings in the grol. e Satur
day and Slintia3 -:" 111,1“.30 a. In., p.
and in the evening,. Sulilects. Man,
his origin and destiny. The Kingdom
of liod, what? When ? Where Ineated?
A:c. !tow to become chnstians, the ro•
ward, what, and when to be givon, ay.
All are invited. Come and hear. Elders
E. Sweet and John T. t inglev will he
to attendance to preach the word.
A. It.
iti r'lq m
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( Font; rf' NN I Xii If AM, I Wig 21;'2W
N•initY ST' Trq tnatln to firrier nt Berl .
,lii Clothing IlouseJtroathvay,New
Brighton:
ik 'Suspicious eharaeter arrested
13 , t. Friday evening in Heaver Valls,
Wednesday evening previous to the :Ir . -
re-0. he hail been seen to enter the nil
Salt \\ - arks in that nave and depei•iit
something in the earth. Ilier he retir
ed, the place was searched and a full set
of lin rgiars tools unearthed. It was
Umn li.tvrrnined to bury thrqn aLraLp and
watch I.r !lir , Man. Ite made
his appearance un Friday, as abrivo
statr-d wa, arre , t. , ,l and ,earchPd, and
an oxtr.i. (iiund uraqi
nun itted f-r try:.!. 1 lei
IZ.I t:111 , 1,011" I;ra'ilt
arr't,t N\ 101
t 1 I.l:rvi 14 , ,n
,f and Philadolphia.
t•r II! IV. i!1 I)j,H,
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11:1,10.r
(•: a:111 t I . r l 111 .1111,'.7
ra•pra•-••lltativa ‘ , l*
\Va , liln4t , l, an , l Ilat!er whi,h
"In
\II if
tht.,4' ,, rlh•leuc , (',, turnlttce,
tan 3,1•1o1 Butter athl geeured a
no-tul.er 1%.r the tlistrh•t—
we to infer from tlik that Ow ih
inimloir Lclonged to '...:onator
the ren.re 110 hail a riw,lit to do w 111111
flo I.lea.e l ?-1. 1 .AV0 him in vear
of time vounin, the
in poitti.ial capital out of for liini-nlf?
11n , P rt.:duly y , ,111,1 tif)t havo
111” ktil , p4rt r,r ;! Rertl! , lican pipPr in
the hy giN in I«n nit
ei;lier w - Beaver I,olflt
1,01 , I J mr71,11
brizilton a• th,y t t h,. tr
chi,f . ,
St 'l , Ol n• r, L• ltd unrth th • btvin 7. It
, I:Pr'011 14 q1 lir :!. T lie Val tie nlt 11 I.- )) , ,t
',nen tv.l nl,l
another
!hey 1.41 m.•
•-• I , • ••,- i I t.").
I 1. - . , •rt mr,r.• „rI)
I •VI `I Itl rTL: It. •I , • 3
: r. - 11.•41[ I. ,r f .t ., • , 1 in ;a
'Fite 11.:idie•• Friend inr
nwnl,r
pf•ri.”1 , ..•.111,141, with a la'atallai
tun- "In the " - j'h t .
Val. • f • 1 , 3 1..\
MEI
ar.fl pi• •[1!;:tr t•rt•,t
11 , 11%d a„. l ih,•
Th,
surpassingly e \yellent, as usual, begins
with Miss Nhizi.ey's premised sen alr
"I - na and and her Lions," a very supe
rior story. "I fitly a \\•i 1t" is very al
tra,tive, and "An [very Day Heroin,"
is
in Nliss Douglass' most fas , •inating
styl, There are some lively sketyhes
and good poems mingled w ith the seri
als, forming the best entertainment to
be found in the way of light, literature.
The work-table and pattern department
and the Editorials are also well attended
to. Prioe, a year. Fir ,•”pios
Eiv,l l l espies and one gratis
sb'.oo. "The Ladies Friend" (.5210 and
"The Sato rdity Evening Post" ii. , ; %3.00 for
$-150. Published by Deacon and Peter
son, Philadelphia. Smgle copies for sole
News Dealer§,and by the Publish
ers, pi - ire 2.0 rents.
Five Hundred Thous:lnd.-500.00)
Bottles of Green . .. A irei,At Fb,ir,r has
been sold in this State in three months.
We only ask von to go to the drug stores
of II o 1:0 A nd Hessen, Beaver, S Hannen,
itraiester, or Gilliland & Kerr. New
Itriviiton, Pa.. and get a bottle free
or a regular size at seventy-five
.rents. Every Bottle warranted to core
Dyspepsia 'Or Liver complaint, Sick -
headache, Costiveness, Heartburn, Wa
terbrash, Sour Stomach, Indigestion.
Itupure Blonsl, or deranged Stomach antl
liver. Use Dr. Itosehee's German Syrup
for consumption. nov2t;ly.
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ut that
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ni. ri• thn
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Sheep Killed By Lightning.—On
Monday of last week during a thunder.
storm, a tree on the farm of Maj. Robt C.
Scott of Hopewell township, this county,
was struck by lightning, 'and twelve
s heep killed, which had taken shelter
under it %t that time. The sheep he
longed to Maj. Scott, and were quite val
uable.
Tin: New Brighton Shoo Emporium
Urnstead liartzog.
Two Friends of Morlan and Re
form, burglarized the store of Samuel J.
Cross, the Republican candidate for As
sembly, on Saturday night last. We
have not learned the particulars, but
Mr. Cross' loss is stated at several hun
dred dollars. No exlgeneles of party
will justify such desperate9atempts to
break down a candidate.—fludical.
A fair construction of the above shows
undoubtedly that the Radical knows
who the "two friends" are, and we say
without the least mental reservation
that they are notonlynot"friemicinf Mor
lan and reform," but are in "cahoot"
with Quay and company in hurrahing
for the . Stato Treasury ticket. The very
fact that they are not arrested and
brought to punishment proves this be
yond all cavil, Now Col. We dare you
to bring them to light. You won't do it
though. You don't want the good peo
ple of this county to see that while some
of the Ilartrauft supporters are gutting
the State Treasury, others of that politi
cal pers•lla,ittll are "losing through - their
neighbor's stores,
A PERVEcT surprise to see hew reas
onable Nimes. gaiter4 , -end Slippers ran
ho bought at l'instc(l,lz Hartzog's Shoe
11(m-o.
f'ttttllAes no real niedi...lllo ever gain
ed the rapil popularity which Castoria
has dime. one person relates their PK
perieneo of it.i good effeeis to another.
It is a vegetable preparatsion, perfectly
harmless, pleasant t.. take; does not dis
tress or gripe, but relieves the system,
and is sure to operate when ail other
remedies have fail ed.i.7—Anv person who
has ever used Castoria for Stomach Ache,
Giusti pation, Crou p,Ftatulency. Worms,
Piles or deranged Liver, will 'lover
again use nauseating Oil, Bitter Pills or
Narcotic Syrups. The Castoria contains
neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol.
lip its soothing, rluietingetfectit produ
ces natural sleep, and is peculiarly adap
ted to crying and teething children. It
costs hut :1.". cents, and one bottle will
saye v Aliillars in doctors' bills.
Fe vall of Enola I,iiii , 4ll
1 , ;.t of 4;0.01 Templar, of Itridqe‘filater
hlyli wa, verti,ed to eenne ofiat the
f_7l - 11C I , *`;‘ , . eon fleas Yr and If ridßywater
on the alfYi noon of l t t Monday, mot tkt
the play... ile , ignatvi and ailinif moil to a
ca' ant store-roi:in in the latter villaqt , in
in,e4itioni-i , of a rain-storm. The on-
NVC:IOICr C:llltied the ilt.t.PnliallCP
to he ineftgre; and it Was re , olytt.l t.) a.l
ourn Tuesday aftern"firt. hut ing
Ow en:yr - lawmen?. Men, NVO
are , •'.rr} t•i , ay, etitere,l the ro.ml
a teml•erate moo.i, ami eall,,Atl a
11rJt. (11 , t1/1114110.; ill Cjtl(.ol,-; them.
Snob 14 highly improper asiii
r•om.iir.ll,lf. Mit hour.
eilc iit of this ,hitrio—
tor. \Vt. trl:-• tlio guilty iitti ‘‘ill
herta!ter Ain ir"lit tt 4,ilfs
rum thein-clve. and
111 , 11 , their Tlio same tt,111,..4
~111,1 11,1 i
a 1 1
t., 1110 f t.val
I.lr•\ ;t:;•••1 T l / 4 4, day ; a:1,1 ,•,111-
‘‘,1.1 a. a 1 1 1 , 1111 jar V 5.,1; , •0•4`.1 tlu
1 . 0 , -ti% al w '1 I tilllrl 4 . 1.11(
up. "Try, ti v n; .t n
cot.ottED cond. of every variety anti
patlern at I "rwsteatl et: ilttrtzo:::',. Shoo
Itroad wa v. Nev It.righlon.
No 1)11111 T:e , ..1..n:4 tho liono , tv of
Senator 1:1!ffilg:olt. 'file f"llowing aro
reasons :or oppo , ing liartraoft and
Allen:
Fir d. lteeau,e the Sfate %I - 3r elaotbi
against the' ,eueral govern ment,amott n t
ing to nearly , three rodrioto4 of dill larA,
were , permitted too longtoslumher in the
hand,: of irresponsible partn , , and all in
formation in regard to the same, siteh av
the plain aid of assent hl v re Inirey,'l+ltll
held by the Auditor General from the
public , and denied to individual. who
had the rvzht to demand , oien Informa
•
5f . 4 . ”11.1. llocause the sinkim• fond, of
which the Auditor general i 4 one of the .
commissioners, and who the ball
anec of power in the board, 11:1 , , 1 , 1"efl
t 1,4,1, to a largo extent, Iry it1(11% i lnal
favorites, for speculative i•urposeg, in
stead of being applied to the purpo.o for
%%Moll it was solely created—the extin
guishment of the publie debt.
Third. itr.ean.o duo dili;:enee ha+ n , t
1,44 m 11 , ,e ,J. nor have proper etl , ,rt , ‘ la-en
made t;)"redner our State debt a.; rap-
Hly a , the funds in the trea-tiry may
ji•Oify.-
Fourth. Iteealise on set•eral rrr.•aclons
both ileneral tiartranft and general AI -
n participated iionspiiinously in at
tenit,M to procure legimlat '1 tchith
v, ,, ald have increased the de l d of the
c- uitnon«ealth tniili , .ns of dollars, and
deereased the as.•ets in the sinliing fund
more.
MIMI
1:1.:•‘1111N , rrr:111 \ 0 1
tt.d.tt I 0 - 1...te.1,1,t, littrtz'tttr'sSh , w 11,t11-4•
',nil to !taxi 111 . SS. liege
(.1 r
11/.. lho 111 4 111 . 1 it 111 , •11 . r
1 11!.•t1 n (1111 r t'l:
r•(i,! I,rkigH lla,,lf•lter La •k
11V1 . , to 11 ~I • 'thirty Illy,
t‘ i, tvliorra4 it woulii t.i t.i
tlii• I,ett(.l - (Wire, if it shiitC , l Nil I,
to, partie , addre,sed. The ! , p i
:anther II(.111•fit ariaing front haN, inl
tl t•4: - . 1 on the en v t.l , pr. It frequently
no,re frequently than people
have any idea of, that letter' are dropped
if‘t,) tli flrtee without I.einq statrip
t• I, All si-11 I..tter, are retaine , l for
p,sta l ze. If the wr; tor i known I,v in,
ear l np.,n th., vi. 1 ,11) the i. , ) At 1.4 e
,1::..•tod, And I , •ttf.: ant ‘,ll with
I tit delay. N ,, t 1 , 7 t Yinr, a tra
1113.1 , 11 ,, 1 , pe , 1 a letter Ow
:1 ! p• 1'1,4 I irti,e twinv
Itv the printril rniittPr nn HIP tinvtiiiriiie it
1;1, ,, '.h who hail inaile I it, and ":1
asking the ratan if he had tn.tiled a Lotter
hr 'Said ho had and deseribed it minutely
Ile all 11" WOll tilt fur ahv tnonoy
h.tvo ill that !otter delavo . :l tt singlodav
'lli. will ,ulll,e tho intruirtaneo
ref Irtyltux your ton:inesq mard printo.l
y ,, or etiv.lope,4 with a reque , tto re
turn if mit eal!ed for in a •'ertain num
li rr friav-.
I. Intl+ of Boots, Sline..awl initnr4
fortio !.ir in any an every 4tvlt• at
iii,tf•ail h Hartzog'. Sli,e Ilnn.e 1:n1:1 , 1-
w:iv, Now ItriOiton.
••13:Ibe .Illotalgomery.•• wli miane
visarm scam Irina fiir tlu, murder n. a
!nom in NV:l , llinizton ernitity, % am mina I.y
t colorod pro , tittitv
Ili% Hie ha.. berm 0(1.1
ME
ti on and crime. Newspapers, f r om 117T1.1
to !IMO have recorded his misdeeds and
ferocious brawls. His intimatn rem
pAnions were of another race, and of the
100. est order. The Pittsburgh Mail of
\ l' educ•sday last says on the night pre
lolls was at a house of ill-repute
presided Over by a colored woman near
the corner of Webster and Elm street.
lie had been drinking, and was lying up
on the floor with his hands under Iris head
sleeping I a the effects of his potation ,- .
'the whinan proprietress of the house at
ternptr•d to take a revols er front his
pocket. As she drew it out it was sud
denly discharged and ti - !ball moving
horizontally with his bialy Filtered un
der his arm severing the brachial artery.
Dr. Foster was Immediately summoned
who gave his medical aid at (men to the
patient. The opinion of the physician is
that the wound prove fatal. Soon
after the news of the shooting an excited
qrowd surrounded the premises. No ar
rest was made, the woman resolutely
closing and lock lug the door, stating that
the pollee could "come 'round in the
morning." As the shooting waszteci
dental no attempt was made to arrest,
and it is probable that very little legal
controversy will grow out of the affair
whether the victim lives or dies. "Babe"
belongs to one of the most respectable
families of Washington county, and his
conduct can only be accounted for on the
ground of mental obliquity.
The Unexpended BalaneePeople
and Their Troubles:—The Hart
ranft-Allen people hereabouts seem to
have a trouble' on their hands which
promises to be irreconcilable and pro
ductive of no little mischief. Herein
lies the difficulty : Quay, Ratan do Co.,
havo always, for a few years past, been
foremost in organizing political clubs
and gutting "minute mon" started out
in order to "enthuse" tho people and
thus get themselves and partisans elect
ed to office. After getting these organi
rations to work it was the custom of the
gentlemen above referred to to lay
back, smoke lino cigars, drink crystly
wine, and march never a bit, with their
simple follei7rs. They neither wanted
to "come down" With the necessary ex
ercise themselves nor be seen In the com
pany of many of those who usually do leg
duty and throat Splitting service in a
campaign. Ty weeks ago the old pro
gramme was laid down again. but a largo
number of the tank and The gave notice
at once that inasmuch as all the dust
that was [limed up and all the noise
Made during the campaign was to bene
fit Mr. Itutan, arid consequently add to
Mr. Quay's storehouse, they woula do'
no marching this campaign unless
Messrs. Quay and Itutan would march
too. In vain the ('ol. pointed to his phis,
and declared they were unable to sup
port what was above, in a march.—
The answer came back, "we can't see it."
Ile said ho would "come down • with the
dust." but he would no d d, If he
would go down into the dust hitn. , elf.
Not any." "We'll not stir a peg then,"
was the response. Mr. Itutan plead that
his back Wits 1011 g, subject to aches, and
that marching would bring him to an
untimely grave. "Nary grave, - was the
word sent bark. "If you %won't foot it,
wo won't foot it," came up from a score
or two of half angered men, Thus mat
ters stood for a time, and seeing that the
whole thing was on the point of going
to pot, Messrs. quay and Baden yielded,
and agreed to "shin it" during the cam
paign. I.4st Thursday evening was
their "first appearance on the stage,"
and we must do rol. Quay the justice to
say that he presented a truly tine and
martial appearance. With head up, eyes
to the right, abdomen drawn in and
"chist" heaved out, he looked like a
warrior of the old Greek type, and we
fancied that the enemy who stood in his
path would have to leave it forthwith.
Mr. Retail, too, created a decided impres
sion on those who witnessed his bearing
in the procession. Alongside of three
or lour other wen, whose ages seemed to
rum from S to 12 years, Mr. R. was ap
parently in the line of duty and was
Matilki ,, tly .0110 happy. But all this
seeming happiness was a delusion. Nei
ther Col. Quay nor Mr. Itutan intend
marching much more. They will go back
to their easy chairs, their fragrant cigars,
and their excellent brands of wine, and
sock to make the unsophisticated do the
marching and counter-marching in the
furore. Then the trouble will. again be
on their hands.
The Premium list will appear in
i:c L Weols',l A 1:61.,.
MIZE
SNELLE:siti•nu, Or the firm of N. .l .1.
Stie:lenhiirg, is going East on the Ytith
u.t, to
00,14, Lot the whole et - Hilary he
thoroughly awake to their interest in the
clothing line on his return, for this lirm
'wend to suit all, both in quality anti
,euel Mu? noir :--liron4lwav, New
z %, it
rrire
I,lrigh tom
IiENTW fur:al:Aping goods, at S. k
Sraelleit burg'ts.
teeldeut trona I.latztufna.—nur
inv tho , itzirin on Monday afternoon, the
lirirk house of \t r. E. C. Leightty,
in \Vest Newton, \sit, struck- by light
nuicher porsons %sere in the
hill[ding at the tune, and three men were
WingPronly shocked: their names are
Adam Darr, Jr.. Daniel Parr ami Samuel
Iteol. All were pn)strarel and remain
ed helpless for hours. Arlan Darr was
horned on time rktrit stile from
;wad his c loil i iipz \ in;. I,,,riwin
injury is painful and exten
sive: the ~t her two niTti — received no nth
er injury than a severe shock. I(ry Reed
remained f r some time without much
..jvn hut prompt medical attention
wesisle , l his ,'stem to rally. All are
(loin:: VI and likely to recover. In
this intdancc the electricity seemed to
eotne in an unusual course; the roof,
,hinineys and walls of the house were
not hi any way damaged; the glass of
five windows in front, and the frames
and sash strips of 4MI of them were
more or less shattered. \Altogether the
e-irape from greater (1 actor W:l4 truly
rema: k able. -Monongahela B.rincblie‘tu.
If \T•4, Pap., 'Crunl; s; an (1 V nihrvlla.s,
.1.
\ewhpaper I. Sul,writ)ors
(lo not ic.o exp T101Ui•0 t. 41
contrary an , ‘x.i,lting to con-
FRIE
time thr•'r
If vnl)4or;l , f.r4 in tint order the tliv
e•olitltill•tivq.nl their periodic:Al., (helm,.
!hem anti
:1:: arr "a rairP- are
If , nlce•rihers nevlect nr refmaito
take their perWicals from the office to
which they areY directed, they are held
re , iponsible till they have paid their bill,
and ordered them discontinued.
I, I r suhsorlberm move to other places
without inlrmint: the puldishers, and
the napery are sent to the former direr
t: they are held responstltle.
'rho entirtq hare (Ireidod that roftn4-
nil: 1.. take poriorlioak from thOotlloo. or
r6 , itiov and loavina thorn nneallod for,
Is 1 , , .pl , t 1 , ,e4,, idf•IIVP ot . Intentioila
=I
Any per,rm wh" rovvivPS a 111 , w , -
paper and Makin+ n•-n •1 it, w hot ber ho
orh , ri , l it or k hold in law lig a
Mu hwerl her
7:rho twister ( ;oilers I reiiiiirris Post
masters t inform the proprietor of news
fialAer's %%lieu Ow paper is refused by
.+lll).cribers
1:0•Y your rlothinv. from S. N S. Sne
Ilroadwav, New Brighton.
Fear of Growing 014.--Why should
w. , ar to V,rOW OM 7 Why should we
dread to see the years (kinds away, and
leave their marks upon our brow 7 Why
should wo stay time in his enurse, 114 lira
r , 1 , h1“ 1 in ( - 11 never-wearied wings? Ind
p z e, ar t thou so dark, dreary? (tit!
limn art. unlovely to the eyes of youth.
Tho vi..llr of m ind a nd Ludy destroyed,
-ruses the tottering footsteps
nod bent f", m, all these aeeom party t hen,
Array thyself in the trappings of youth
an 1 festivity, endeavor to etraee the tin-
Vi'r prints of Limo, but it is all in vqin.
There is no mutate in thy trembling vomee,
no bloom oqoyeliness' upon thy
\ - et all unlovely as thou
art. still are we hasten Ii toward thee,
rind ran make nn resiqMinen. Wo mar
w ish to loiter amongst the flowers or
spring, nr the beauties of summer, hut
time speeds on to the dreary plains of
winter.
w hy i s lifi.•4 winter thoureht to be so
tireary ? 14 not winter the aett.ion for
enj,v lug the produce of spring and sum
tni•r's labor? The industrious who have
laid up their stores need have no an xie:
but the indolent who have made no
provision, may well fear its approach.
So it is with old age. Wo.need not dread
it, if, in youth, we have been diligent,
and laid up our treasu_res in beacent but
if we have spent our days in the service
of the world and its follies, then we may
fear of I age; for it brings Poverty, anti
there is no poverty like the soul's pov
erty. Then let us live so that old ago
shall ho for us a time for reviewing over
the past anti joyous meditation of the
future. _ _ _
11gricullural.—There will be a
meeting of the officers and managers of
the Heaver County Agricultural Society
held at the Court House at 10 o'clock A.
M., Saturday August 31st, 1572.
Ttio'. 0. AN9HUT7, SCCy.
Everybody has a cold now and won_
dem how he got it, when thothemometer
hasn't been below eighty degrees for I
month, and cioolltraughts have been un
heard•of. Theextmordinary number of
colds probably corresponds - to the unu
sually hot, Moist air prevailing for a
number of days, which prevents the
.change of perspiration into vapor or
cooling off. The moist, heated air, a
good conductor, allows the electricity to
pass from tiro body, leaving a '•moat
gone" debilitated feeling, the pores of the
skin aro all open and a trifling change in
temperature produces a cold. If the air
was just as hOt but not [milk the perspi
ration would , evaporate too fast for much
danger. Now an ounce of prevention is
offered. Chivtge damp clothes when
exercise Is through, or, if inconvenient,
keep the beat in the body by moans of a
woolen coat or shawl, until perspiration
has ceased. Probably more of these
colds are taken by night than by day,
because the bedclothes that wero insup
portable before midnight becomo insuf
ficient soon after. An easy and efficient
remedy is a loose woolen robe, worn
over the
,ordinary night clothes, which
will prevent too sudden change of tem
perature. .
To RTake a Good Collector.—Bo
on time to a minute when the debtor
says, "come to-morrow at tune o'clock."
Sit on thosteps and wait for his return
when he says, "I am just going to din-
nor." -
Insist on stepping out to makochatiO
when the man "baa nothing less tha a
twenty."
(lo to an "old stager" every daP , or a
mouth with a- -elacerful "conntenance
"about that little account."
lion•t mitio%rlging in a crowd to ask a
follow.
Tako a dollar In part if you can't got
ten in whole and "credit it" with alac
rity.
Always suggest a chock when the
money is not at hand, as no can get it
"cashed" to-morrow.
Always have the account "on top" so
the man can Imo no excuse for putting
you off.
Don't mind asking for it immediately
after being "treated"—or pleasantly en
tertained.
Never ho in a hurry, "will wait till you
get through." -
Cough or salute when the "hard case"
wants to pass without seeing you.
In tine—be patient as a post, oheerful
as a duck, sociable as a flea, held as a
lion, weather proof as rubber, cunning
as a fox, and watchful as a sparrow hawk:
The Comet which was reported
would strike this earth on the Bth that., '
by one astronomer, and on the 12th by
another, has been -postponed until the
24th inst., when, if it does riot arrive, the
learned professors will have to back
down and acknowledge that in this in
stance at least science has been at fault.
Meantime, it may not be uninteresting
to publish the report of its discovery as
contained in the Marseilles Tribune, of
July 21st : .
TI . 41 astounding intelligence cornea to
its that a comet, answering in all its ele
ments which have yet been determined
to that whose appearance during the
present month was predicted' lass Feb
ruary by Pcofessor Plantinnobr. has at
tnally been'observed nearly aimilltane
°tisk, by two astronomers, Professors
Bockh, of St. Petersburg, and Planta
mour, of Geneva. (The former scientist
having the larger llescope saw the new
celestial body Korn two days before it
ensue within rangeaPlantamour's less
powerful instrattne4o, yet undoubtedly
the merit of the idiscovery is to be
awarded to the Geneva astronomer, I;.r
the same reason that Leverrier is called
the discoverer of the Planet Neptune,
since ho was the first to ?mill its ap
pearance, although not tho first to actu
ally observe it. Professor Bockb's dim
..........„.......................-sts.od toAl.o in x..d......_.,
burg Gazette on the 2011 day of June
last, in the following words:
"Al thirty-five mil utes past 3 o'clock
this morning Professor Bockh, of the
Imperial l•niversity discovered a small
or very distant comet, or patch of nebu
lous matter, not setdown in the charts.
It was in right asecision 18 hr. 38 min.
2e see . and south deelnation 12° 18 min.
Three days afterwird , an announce
ment of the same nasirt was printed in
the Swiss Ft mes, the merit of the discov
ery being given to Prifesor Plantamour
who had then seen i comet which
(allowance being made for the differ
eneo,, of longit tide hoween St. Pe
tersbtirg and Genova) was known to
he the ono already observed by
ilockh. Believing the the now bo
dy was the same as tkit which his
brother scientist had redicted, Prof.
llockh had in the meanltne telegraphed
to Geneva an account of is observations
and requested Plantamor to keep him
fully informed of w hatoer calculations
and observations shouldhe made in Ge
neva. Ito himself woul devote all his
time and energies to to exceedingly
di nicult task of determinigthe elements
of the new comet.
For eight consecutivi days the two
worked aPart, and thenat Bockh's re
quest, Plantsmour d"01: to St. Petert :
burg, and the two woiltd together, as
they have been doing evaiece,keeping
the results of their labolierfectly quiet
until within the last few)aya. The an
nouncement in the Swi. Times and the
st. Petersburg Gazett Waded, as it
may Flo remelted ered, ome attention
when it appeared, but t neither of the
astronomers afterward* spoke of the
matter it gradually disapeared from the
newspapers and died mite some extent
in the public , mind. Tim Ga:rae now
rmidisbet in full the rests which have
Leon arrived at, ably - mg it is impossi
ble and indeed hardly (hirable to give
the complicated ralculatics which led lo
the astounding assertion tat, with a tri
fling error in regard to is moment of
contact (an error put at I remarkable
when the di flieulties of tl problem are
taken info con gidnration Plantamonr
was right when he assert) that the orbit
of his comet crossed arse the earth in
such a was' as to nccessate a collision
of the two bodies. It)iMught by some
mathematicians the acre maw be an
error in taking thOrlit to be parabolic
ris they think it Wily possible that it is
an eclipse in whil ease, as was the fact
w i th Ri c .i a • F , mm t in 1532. it will pass
through the earl's orbit on August 24.
at a point wheionr planet will !without
the middle otteptember. Bockh and
Plantarnonr 01% however, that there is
nn reason to 41elieve that the orbit of
the comet is Q,•tly n parabola, and that
in passing milward the Rim the new
and terrible sitor to the solar system
will smite thtarth on A ',emu. 12, w ith
what result, twever, It is Impossible
to foretell.
When tirssobserved the comet was
far beyond timosi distant point reach
ed by Neptul in its journey round the
win— a distas somewhat short of 3,000,
000,000.000 des. Subsequent observa
tions show 4t it is moving with a ve
locity of abt nine miles a second—
about the rant which the earth moves
in its orbit-41d that early in August it
will ho visil to the naked eye as a small
patch of tit; twelve and a half degrees
west of theiolar star. It will become
more and ore distinctly visible, and
gradually ; nucleus will appear, the
nebula arod the nucleus will become
less regniand the tail will be seen, di
vided intoree parts. Thenceforward.
until milt lakes place, it will in
crease in airent size and splfsbdor until
Its light sit fill the entireheavento, ren
dering thqws, the moon, and even the
sun invio. It seems probable that
the singully brilliant auroa which ex
tended °vise large a portion of Europe
a short thiago, as well as the unusual
number of meteors which have lately
been observed, while In several places
large Meteoric stones have fallen and
burled themselves in the earth, Indicate
some extraordinary powers at "ork ier
the solar system, which may 63 duo to
the approach of Plantamour's comet.
As to the exact moment of contact there
is a disagreement between the results
arrived at by the astionomers m Bockh
giving It as August 12 at twenty minutes
to four, p. m., Greenwich time, while'
Plantimour places it at August 12at half
past six, p. m.,—a difference of two
hours and fifty minutes. Let those find
comfort to this who can.
Already the report, translated into all
the languages, has created the most In
tense excitement In some parts of Eu
rope, but as formerly, when Plantamour
made his first assertion that a cornet was
to come, the newspapers treated the met
er in a serio-comic way.yet In ono Which
plainly shows how-ill at ease the phople
are. The time for verification is at band,
and the two men, Bockh and Plantarnour
Will then be set down al fanatical or igno
rent, or as guilty of a sensational report
which ill accords with the dignity of the
position which they now occupy. The
story is given as briefly as possible, and
for what it is worth; the dies mirabilis
may be at nand. Who can tell?
CUM
"1 have got tfirail of It.—One of
tho hardest working and most effective
members of the Republican party in
this County, stated a few days ago inßea
ver that although ho expected to vote for
Grant, be would otherwise boa non-par
ticipant in the present campaign. "I
have," said he. "got tired of working
yearly to promote and enrich three or
four men about the county seat." llls
feelings are the feelhTs of a great many
others In tho County, and his example
will no doubt be followed by them.
rithole in its Glory—Rail Roads
—Tionesta Tidionie Fisher
Drothers—lion. C. D. Culver—
Reno, dee., ite.
PITIIOI.K, August 14. 1572.
Six years since the writer left Oil City
for this place In a light, strong spring
wagon with two horses, in company
with a gentleman familiar with the oil
country, and a good, safe driver. At
that time no railroad advantages were
enjoyed in this country above Oil City.
Pithole was then in 'Ha glory, just bud
ding out from a miserable farming and
forest country into an over-crowded
town of live or eight thousand Inhabit
ants. The United States well VMS then
said to be flowing live or six hundred
barrels of oil daily, and the crowd from
every part of Oildoin, as 4611 as those
prospecting from all parts of the coun
try, centeredtherein-Pithale. Since that
day, however, the tide of excitement has
visited vations points, and now seems
rolling steadily toward the oil fields of
our own county.
The roads through this country were
fearful to behold, and much more so to
ride over. Wrecks of wagons and car
casses of 'horses at done seasons of the
year were of frequent occurrence. It
was a wonder to me then, and is still,
that loads of oil could be transported
over such roads. There was need then,
indeed, of Mr. liergh's "Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals." All
that has passed away, and it is wen that
it has ; for it would be an utter impossi
bility to handle theeil of this section in
barrels.' Your readers are aware that it
is now conveyed in pipea to the railroad
and thence by pi peg to oil tank cars, and
then shipped to Pittsburgh or Erie, or
East, without change. You see cars of
the N. Y.'bentral. Boston and Portland
Linen—showing how all points reach in
here for this wonderful and valuable
product of nature.
Pithole has heen( * burnetl out two or
three times, anti most of the buildings
not burned have been removed. Still
there is quite a settlement and consider
able oil found in the vicinity.
1 - met . - artifig pltiee a Deaver county
man, Mr. Henry Wickham," who is Gen
eral Manager of the Pithole Railroad,
extending from the Oil Creek Railroad
at Oleo's)ifs to this point. He is also
Superintendent of the Sunday School,
and is evidently and deservedly very
highly esteemed both by the company
and the community,
Mr. McHenry of the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway hi': engaged now in ex
tending this road through to Pleasant
ville and Titusville and thence, I un
derstand, it is to le extended to Erie.
This gentleman is able to command all
the means nemsaarr and is building the
road in the most substantial manner and
supplying equipments for it of a first
clas.s order.
A visit to Tionesta, op the Allegheny
some twenty miles, reveals substantial
improvements in progress in this coun
ty seat. \This towirxiependa rather up
on the lumber tratiel of this region than
the oil. Indeed, the benefits this town
has received fromth at business are like
those received from-it by another County
town that I wet of, nearly all on the
wrong side of the ledger. The piers are
now being erected for an iron bridge
over the river at this place, which will
add greatly to the convenience of its cit
izens, and must very considerably en
hance the price of real estate. It is ex
ceedingly unfortunpte to be nn the wrong
side of a river with ho means of crossing
but a ferry boat so, obstinate that it re
fuses to be hurried though your train be
in sight. Among'.others I ob4rved a
very neat and subStantial bank build
ing erected by Messrs. May dr. licitly,
who prripose to embark in banking, in
connection with a -heavy lumber busi
ness. They are gentlemen of strict in
tegrity and of acknowledged business
abilities, so there as no doubt of their
being able to supply a want that has long
been felt in the town.
Tidiou te, some twenty miles above the
seat of the immense territory and oper
ations of the F.entiomites, shows very
great improvement , . A couple of years
since the feeling prevailed that the town
would wane with the receding of the nil
belt, but time has shown that there is to
he business there lip- n permanent, flour
ishing town. though the transient popu
lation may be greatly diminished. Fine
brick blocks have been, and are being
erected, and nearly a score of first class
dwellings are now being built. The
suspension of the Fisher Brothers crea
ted an intense excitement through these
regions, where they bairn neßrly R half
dozen offices. It hi safe to say that no
firm has done mord than this one for the
development of this country; and the
business men cannot afford to let them
he crushed. They:,will no doubt cot a
sufficient extension to enable them to
resume in a short time. Their integrity
and known business habits era worth
a fortune to them in this crisis. The
Reim property; located between Oil rite
and Franklin, controlled by C. D. Cul
vbr, of great notoriOt* in this section. is
yielding very WO quantities of oil,
thus enabling this *My honorable gen -
tleman to discharge to Rome extent in
debtedness incurred when he failed
at the time there was it general collapse
in °Whim. It wai the general prns
trntlon tbat made the prolonged an pens
glom of Mr. Culver a necessity. He
succeeded in retaining the control of thi s s .
Reno property, placing. the fullest con
fidence in its ultimate development. Ho
gave those to whoin he was indebted
stock in this concern, many of whom ac
cepted it, thinking might lie better
than nothing, thoitgli not much. A
gentleman who had the payment-of the
dividends semi-animal for one point.,
told me be had eighiy thousand dollars
to pay out the first of July. Put I must
bring this yarn to a 'close, so Y will stop
short. I!ours, ttc..
R. T. T.
The weather, hot'da blazes.
From Whence Conies the Pay?
—Tho ,Radical givesnotico thPt "Mr.
Octrttss, clerk of the (liartranft) cam
tnittee will be in constant attendance" at
the committee's room, in the Radical
building, and "Republicans from all
sections of the county aro requested to
call, whether they have business with
the committee or not."
Mr. Curtis wo know to be agentleman
of moderate means, and of course ho is
enjoying a line salary while quartered in
tha-Com inittee'a room. Now, if ibis sal
ary IN paid from the private funds of
Messrs. 'quay, Mann itz Co., or if It is
raised by voluntary contributions, we
have no objection to the new departure.
In fact. In that event, we would feel.
quite comfortable under the knowledge
that the Professor had found liberal per
sonal friends who had provided a "soft
thing" for him during the present cam
paign. But if, on the other hand, his
salary comes via " the unexpended bal
sam" route, we protest op the ground
that the people pay their State taxes for
other purposes than to employ men to
pest bills for flartranft meetings, to mail
Hartranft documents, and to shake the
digits of persons who call at the Com
mittee's room, "whether they have busi
ness with the Committee or not."
Daring attempt to rob a store.
—On Tuesday morning of this week at
about 3a. in., Mr. M. M'Creery of
this place, who sleeps in a room in the
rear of his store, was awakened by a
strong current of air rushing in upon
him He immediately looked in the di
rection of one of the. windows, and saw
that the shutter was drawn back and
the window elevated, and a man stand
ing just outside. Mr. M. arose from
his bed quietly and wont into the store
room to got [Mid of something with
which to defend himself and property.
A hatchet wait the only weapon he could
secure. On his return to the bed-room,
hp found the man ho first saw, climbing
in through, the window, and another
person assisting him to effect an rn
trance• lie at 01/C4 threw the hatchet at
the person in the window, striking him,
It is supposed, behind the right ear.
They of course, made a speedy retreat,
leaving large blotches of blood on the
window sill, and along the lino of their
escape. It seems they stopped after
wards, on the bench in front of Captain
Hamilton's dwelling, as when daylight
appeared, considerable blood was found
upon it. They have, however, got away,
anti we are left in the dark as to who
they were or whence they came. That
one of them, however, has a "sorehead•'
we have no doubt. •
NEW 13,11GuroN, Aug. lar, it 472
Mu_ Ennon: The dashing report of the
llarranft meeting, held in this city last
rila,ht, which was published in the Pitts•
burgh "Commercial - this morning, is not
truthful; but, emanating front the "ring, -
truth cool(' not. Is' ex peeled, it would be
inconsistent with its character when con
nected with isiiititts That report says
there acre three thou.and
at that meeting. There not more Ilia n
We filth 1/1 that latinlwr pre:sent. Amy
man of ver.ieity, w lit I a as t It. re, a ill bear
te-olimoi that :it the utmost limit there
were no: to .' 111, 601 i, el I.llltir;Si 11 , 4 Cuts
ft , ll: edont Hocks! er, ittidge%%ater,
11 , a Fa! S and New Bright , n
The r.•port 1. lied in truth again in L.: is
it published the names of promii w nt men
as being present and acting us Vice Pres-
Went!. of the meeting, who were IPA there,
not in atiliation .itli that party', and who
cannot treseAneed by such empty honors.
One of them has assured ate of his absence
and of the uti of hits Hanle without ;SU
thOrliy, also of his determination to op
pose the "ring' ticket to the bitter end.
In fact most of the gentlemen 113:netl for
','lce Presidents were hlist arc op
posed t.) Mint mutt, Allen, Ratan, and the
entire cerdralizalion, re-nomination, ring
to kct.
The above are but two of the thousands
of falsehoods of a similar ch.itacter which
(ester in and emanate from the politival
.irc.-ise of the tlld Wirnebago C
Csmeron— and his said nes of the Treas
ury Ring, among the least Of whom a7e
the editors of:The li , aver R Laical: 'New
Brighton and the candidate for
State Senate in this district—J. S. Ratan.
Mr. W. W. Ketchum—standing candi
date for Governor—and the hero of Lib
by Prison, General Harry Wbite (who
paid a large sum to be nominated Speak
er ofthe last State Senate. and cried when
he failed to secure the office) were the
Speakers of this meeting. If Harry
White was 11.4 well known to this com
munity as ,he is east, his gasconade
would be pronounced rani. Ile is sim
ply a toady of the "Treasury Ring,"
hired at $l,OOO salary to stump the State
in its interest. Russell, Cameron, Er
rett and the chairman of the National
Committee, contracted to pay him the
foregoing sum at his earnest solicitation.
Cameron dispises White, but ordered
his engagement for fear he would join
the liberals If his applhaition was reject
ed.
r. Ketchum was unhappy and invid
ious in his remarks in several instances;
especially was this the case when he said
"there were those present who believed
they should be in Congress." Many
persons were simple enough to believe
he was directing a shaft at the chairman
of Ii:, meeting. He also said "there were
those present who would like to go to
the State Senate and be elected State Trea
surer ;" but he failed to toll, us that him
self had been three times a candidate for
Gubernatorial nomination, three times a
candidate for Congress and twits) a can
didate for State Treasurer. The differ
ent times he was defeated for the nomi
nation for Governor, he charged it upon
the Cameron Ring "going back" on him.
I don't think they would do so again, do
you? lie failed to tell us that he oppos
ed Ilartratift's nouination fur Governor
because he LI ght he (W. W. Ketchum)
should have been the nominee for that
°film; and that, it was only when the
Ring Committee-man "saw him" with
one thousand In "Spinner" currency to
stump the State, ho concluded Hartranft
would answer for a Governor; especial
ly, since he gets another thousand for
stumping for President—two thousand
in all. Who wouldril, be mollttled by
that amount iif greenbacks? Why, I
would myself agree to stump for Grant,
Greeley, Ilw•kalew, Irartranft, "or any
other man," in New Brighton, Beaver
Falls and vicinity for that sum, wouldn't
you? A LOOK EU oN.
4-.. Y -Once in awhile in what would
otherwise ho only an ordinary news
paragraph we find a most various
compound of particulars. In the
(use of a woman who, in New Haven,
charged her husband with assault,
it appeared that there was a child
dead in the house ; the woman was
trying to screw on the lid of the cof
fin; the husband came ia inebriated,
seized the screw-driver and punched
the end of it into her face. Per con
tra, the husband testifies that the in
jured woman threw a mil of water
over him and tore up two of his
shirts If a more miscellaneous case
of domestic infelicity can be produc
ed than this we should not like to see
it.
~,.IVeny Advertisements.
"My Picture was taken by If
NOSS, New Brighton."
I,usviwoullghaos
aue4;4w
Proposed Attiendinent to the
Constitution of Pennsylvania.
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSINO As
AMENDMENT Tp THE CONSTITUTION OP
PENNSYLVANIA ?
lie it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth
of Pennity/vanit4 in General Assembly
met, That the following amendment of
the Constitution Of this Commonwealth
be proposed to the people for their adop
tion tor rejection, pursuant to the provi
sions of the tenth article thereof, to wit
AMENDMENT:
Strike out the sixth section of the sixth
article of the Constitution, and insert in
lieu thereof the following: "A State
Treasurer shall be chosen by the quali
fied electors of the State, at such times
and for such term of service * as shall be
prescribed by tar."
Wit.trAm ELLiorr,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JA.M Es S. REJTAN,
Speaker of the ,Senate.
A.PPUOvED—The twenty-second day of
March, Anno Domini one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-two.
JOUN W. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication
pursuant to the Tenth Article of the
Constitution. FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
OFFICE SEC' Y OF THY. COM . TEI,
llAnntanutto, June 26th, 1872. I
NEW BR 'WESTON GRAIN lIIMEMET.
CORRECTED BY WIL%OIC
White Wheat, - - - - -$1 85-
Old Red Wheat, - - - - 180
Now Red Wheat, - - - - 100
Rye,
Corn, -60
Oats, 40
Buckwheat, • 85
- - -
.AVARRIED.
=
DOUGLAS.S—COULTER.---00 the 19th
day of August, A. D. 1672, at the Clark
liouse, Rochester, Pa.. by Rev. dames
M. Shields, Mr. R. C. Douglass. of
Cain berland, W. Va.. and Miss Salina
Coulter of Irondale, Ohio.
- - - - -
DIED.
GIVEN.—On August 4th, at his resi
dence in Brighton township, William
Given, In the S2d yea of his age.
GIVE-N.—On the 20th of July last, Mar
garet, wife ofJohn Given, of Brighton
townsblp,,aged 54 years.
New Ad v ert isements.
Zion
NOTlCE.—Letters testamentary
Ilion the estate or William Given. latent' Briot t
on township, Beaver county. decd. havinv, been
granted to the un.lersigned, residing in said town
otttp, all persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payments, and those
having claims against the Caine. are roNtlefted to
present said claims duly authenticated to the un
der.itr.ned for settlement
sugll:liw CIIA ELF::: GIVEN, Aler.
H. J. CHANDLER. Dentist.
TT AS of encd 1.1, an office at hi. reeltlence In Ito
cheater, above the Diamond, Text to Dr. A
T. Shalleuberger's office Ile respectfully invites
any person wanting anythli , in hts line to call on
him. Satisfaction guaranteed In all operutiotm. 4
singll:3m
/0,000 A (TSIVA I T p Di° ;I " PUltieal CHal.l 7.
!hr moat attractive at.IP ralrattle thing out. It
to indiepeneable to men of all partlee,
jn.t the tarts and tiguiee I,emi.ti. for e‘ery day
reference. by every inteilLttot vote r. Agent. are
pelting from
t A y
1 hr li . terlll I r 1 I ior A orrrtpclVe
circular... Addr...to 1)1 E , ILI D V. , IIMk.AD pnn
iblitr 'au-, in t au,,r2l 4
Penn'a Female College,
Near Pittsburg : 11, Pa.
Delighlfulty located on Co4ege Hill, away from
the city'a smoke and 1106 C, Provides Pies'
Clam Ilidueatiouai Advantages for
young Ladies, settla earnest teaching and com
mon-sruse. management,
Next term will open WEDNESDAY September
IL For Catalogue and particulars address.
Rev. JAMES BLACK, 1) D., President.
TIIre+TKLY , --James Laughlin, Her, W. D. How
ard, D I) . Judge J P. Sterrett, Rey. \V. J. Herd,
James Ktug. M. D., lte•. S. F. Scovell, Rev S
Wilson. D. D. Hon. Robert McKnight. Rev. M.
W. Jacobus. E. 1) 'Wm. Baliewell, lion. J.
Moorhead, Rev. John 41. Brown. L 1.1). augll ;4
Cannonsburg Academy,
For preparing young men for college and for the
education of teachem will commence its next terht
TUESDAY, r.tcrr 17th. No pane will he spared
to render both departments, C Lasr4 cal and Normal,
worthy ofpublic patronage. Thcnie purposing to
d
atten, and especially those desiring boarding at
club rates, are requested Lo give no curly notice.
For further information apply to Rev. WM. EW -
iNG, or Rev. W. F. BROWN. angi4:4w
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
opens September 10,1872.
Particular attention will be paid tboje cleeiriug
to become Teachers.
Seminary Hall afford,. accommodation for twen
ty boye, where they will be prepared for huelioNe
Or Collige. Scud for Catalogue to the I , ,,,dent,
R TAYLOR.
SIIkatIVV"S
13 y Vtrtue of sundry writs of Vend Mont Expo-
Fieri FACISP, and Levari Facias, Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of the county
of Beater, and to me directed, there will be ex•
posed to public sale. at the Court House In the,
Inimugh of Beaver. Beav , .r county, Pa.. on SAT
URDAY. AVG. lidth, A 1). 14:2. at ten o'clock, a.
to.. the following property, viz:
All right, title Interest and claim of defendant,
of, to and to all that certainptarcel or lot of ground
situate to the borough of llookston n, Beaver
county and State of Pennsylvania. bounded on the
north - by land owned by the C. I'. Church, on the
east by land of Samuel McLaughlin and Joseph
McPiterran, on the south and west by public road
—All ete ...ed. and containing about three acres
more or less. Ai-0. a certain lot of ground situ
ate in the Ntruuen of llookstow a. and county
aforesaid, bounded and described .41
the north by Darid Wright, east by Jno. IL. Todd,
south by Pme street, awl west by land of Mrs
Grter; on which there Is erected a one story frame
stable—all enclosed. Also, a piece or parcel of
land situate In the township of Greene. county of
Beaver, Pa., bounded and described as follows :
North by public road, east by Jame* Trimble's/
heirs, and south and west by Jambs of Moody, con
taining four acres more or less.
Seised arid taken in execution as the property
of Samuel IL Witherspoon, at the suit of John
Lloyd's executors
ALSO. No g.
•
At the name time and place all the right, title, in
terest and claim of defendant of, in and to all those
certain Inta or pieces of grr and situate in the hi r
ough of Beaver Fah.. Beaver county, and State 01
Pennsylvania, being tots Non 124:1 and 1144. in
Economy pia , of iota of Fald borough, and
hounded and described as follows : On the north
by Baker street, on the east by Cedar street, on
the south by lot No. 1245. and on the went by Ce•
der alley, each baying a front of 43 feet on Cedar
id reel, and running lack to Cedar alley, on whielt
is erected a two-otory frame dwelling. containing
in (mint 16 feet and lu depth :10 feet, with a portico
extending along the whole front of building, with
cellar underneath, and all enclosed.
Seized and Liken In execution as the property 4.4
George IlarAhall, la the enit of Jane. , J Crane.
ALM), No. I.
At the same time and place all the r fight, title, In
terest and claim of defendant of, to and to that cer
tain ID ePel inw e or lot of land situate In the borough
of Beaver, In the county of Beaver and State of
Pennsylvania, being part of lute No 92 and 9t. in
the general plan of guild bo rough, bounded and de
scribed as follows to wit: Beginning on Third st ,
at the corner of lot Nu. 91, thence by said street
wester:y one hundred and y feet to corner of
Lot owned by :Lary Moore. thence by said lot and
lot of Mary Carson norther,y one hundred and
tiny fret to lot of Matilda Warrick, thence by lot
last aforesaid easterly sixty-seven and one-half
fret, northeTly one hundred and fifty fret to Turn
pike alley, thence by Turnpike alley easterly
fret to lot No. 91, tLenee southerly 301) ( et to
the place of beginning: and on which is erected a
Yr.-story brick dwelling house with eight rooms
anti a kitchen attached, cellar underneath ; also.
other necessary out-buildings: all enclosed and
planted with fruit trees
Net red and taken• in execution as the property
of Mary Anderson, decd , In the hands of Marga
ret J. Anderson her executrix: and also of the
staid Margaret Jane Anderson and Joseph L. An
derson devisees ender the will of the said Mary
Anderson, deed, at the suit of S. B. Wilson, also
at ite rot of J. R. Harrah use of WLllam Harrah.
ALSO, No. 4.
At site same lime and place, all the right. title,
interest and claim of defendant of, in, to and out
of all those three certain parcels and lots of ground
situate in the borough of Beaver Falls, Beaver
couuty,State of Bannslyvania, tiumbt•ted 35, Jr
V, In the Economy plan of water lots In said bor
ough; said three lots adioiaing each tithes and, to
gether, bounded on the Ourth by lot No. qt in said
plan ; on the east by Big Beaver creek; on the
south by Walnut Run, and on the west by a way
or public street for use of mills and factbries; Paid
three lots having a fruit of about IRO feet on said
way or public street, and extending back there
from about 1130 feet to said creek. Also, two
shares of water-power, each share beim: equal
to
the one two-hundredth part of the tenter-power
furnished by the Beaver Fall a Water Company
Race. On said lot No :a; is erected a good new
frame building 50 by tat feet, two storks high
with good s tone basement story underneath the
whole building, and known as the Pittsburgh
Hinge and Butt Factory," with all the tnachenery
thereto, to wit: the motive power, being one Im
proved turhtne water-wheel M inches in diameter
title water having over Pi feet of fall; two cam
pe
! te .Clll of Hinge, and two sets of Butt machine
ry, with all the shafting, pulleys, extra pulleys,
hangers. belting, grindstones, Also. one
drill press, one planer. one large lathe. such as
arc nsnally used In machine almost. All the above
machinery complete. well adapted for the business
and in good order, and with the necessary vies,
anvils. Ac , constitute a complete factory for
the purpose of manufacturing hinged and butts.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Conrad Reiter and Thomas Armor at the suit
of Jacob Retied a..M Jonathan Lenz Trustees.
AISO. No. 5.
At the same time and place all right, title, in
terest anti claim of defendant of. to and to all
that following piece or parcel of land situate in
Darlington township. Beaver county Nana, boon
ded and described as follows, on the north by
bind of Thos. Braden, on the cast by land of :v.
Corry, on the Booth by lands of F Walther, and
sliest by rands of Conrad Freund. containing fifty
acres more or kiss, about lit acres of which is well
timbered, the balance hi a good state of cultiva
tion and all enclosed, on which is erected a two
story flame dwelling-house, containing 4 rooms,
the farm is well watered.
Seizedand taken In execution as the property of
Valentine Stier, at the suit of John limping, jr.,
[or use of Conrad Freund.
JOHN GELESING, Sheriff.
huEutrr's OFFICE,
Aug. 14. 1S T« 1 tog
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1 - 1 Mcf,oortp. —Letters of administration
on the estate of tie.,rge Mc:liven:L., deed, late of
Darlington township, in the county of Ile.iser,
and State of renin.)lvanta, haying' been granted
to the nubseritler, resniinLf in said ton tistop, all
persois ha. nag clatuns ur demands against thu
er-lai.• of Ilit• alt decedent are hereby requested
to make kno‘rn the same to the undersigned
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Trial List, September Term, 1872.
7110 T 'Nett:.
Catherine )tarter of al vs. r. P R. IL ('a.
Samuel 311111and'dadm'r co Samuel Reed'a ai N
James Mitchell VA William Kennedy
• . . .
S P Hosts rd 11Hton Brown
Jacob (4 Nye vs Jordan C Nye
Miller. Dobson ..t Trex vs El R Foote
P H titeyensint vs Henry Cowan
Hannah t 'he n y vs Wm I Chevy
T W And , 11,011 . NN lietirid ,t, Lenz tee
D L Anderson i+'l' A Shinn et W.
W W 'Winkle vs John Grmbing at al
J.IIIISS M litln, vailugh Anderson
Miner. Dobson & Trax va Kooken & probed::
George tirshalu ss Jolm'Carley
Joshua Cal, in vs James G Calvin's ex'm
Deolli• `savory va Milo A Townsend 4 at
John C Levts vs Wm F Barnes
B A McCullough vs S K Kane et al
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