The Beaver Argus., August 28, 1872, Image 3

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Ind t Pittsburgh R. it.—Tratas
• itov.t.r Station ad followd: Dior
to. Mail. 2.47 p in ,Evening Fart
Ivave beaver Station a 4 fol
it, a to ; Accommodation and Ez
•ugh 1., Be laid) 5.45 p. in.
ttention of the public is directed
'ultowing New Advertisements
ppetx for the first time iu the
• —Dr Keyser - - -
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• .-•::: .1; Wlttlsh
• •.•-1.:•1 ::f Pr,miurur
tt• A .1. Sitellt-ttburit
. tn. 1::T •-•- •
• -1' %, Winter
.cr Ott 1:11%.1t1 -
1 atstexltt:lllartro:z
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1) 11. A. NI:
: •,••••• I. I'hoittipsol2
‘.1,1...r• t. Kberhart.
.lace,,
pl/b/ie Nelloolti will open
I and winter soaions on Mon
,t. Pith prox.
1 I ;tr....tam in Clothing, go to
ump-,leeting ,till pro
w Racvoon tp., this iiounty.
niiance i, much larger than on
u. occasion. There are sonie
more tents pitched en
:1 I this season than there were
the d.tity attendance has been
c il :ini•nted; all of which proves
If v and the ex errise!: attractive.
~,iand much good has been ac
r•,l through the blessing of di-
Acnce-and the preaching of the
From and after this date
first or September next, the
will meet on Sat
'each week only. aprlUtf
E yott Ira ye not been at IL
s new quire ; you bad better
q/4- , it. corner of 1,0,k and
undred Thousand
of GI ri•n . • A vtf II •kt er has
in thi4 State in three iiiontlis.
ask you t, I ut , tlie(lrtigstores
kndriess.rii, Beaver, S Hannen,
r, or Gil/111111d N. I:err, New
Pa.;,and get a bottle re,• o f
r a regular size at seventyrtiv;+
rv.llottle warranted to - cure
I yr Li,.•r c.mplaint, Sink
. Ilearthurn, \Va
s st,ottach, In litertion,
e.r deran , 1 5t...m4,11 and
:et man Syrup
• 11,,‘
I itailroad
• • • r IViii
• ':r. I I Vl
zi- tiro, 'lll4
n the hi)! nod
forr% . the Lome ,
" v - t""t'l Prt""
roqc hin , bec"itne
Pl' ,• •
roNs the r•til
tho :••,•••tntrill..v 1% inch
1.,•11 , ,,, it, and in-
Mr Itt l aged a-6,ut
r- Mr Itced and
,il4 - htly injured
for a large lot of new Goods
s.
• 11, real Inc4licine e% er gain
+ i popularity' which rastoria
me person relates their_ ex-
I its yllects to another.
preparation, perfectly
.-as.int h. take does not at--
but ea syNtein,
operkte when at other
• e failed. Any person who
.s.-I '4 ,, toria lot Stontaeli Ache.
i'r.up,Ftattilenvy. NV,,rm4,
:er.unzed 1.1% el, v.lll never
t.1 , 1.11.1t1Z ,) 11, Bitter Pills or
rops. The l'astoria eontains
I inerals, Niorplunt. nor Aleohol,
quietulgetreet it prod:-
O sleep, and is ',evil nirly aelup
nnx and teAthinzehlldren. It
eents, and one bottle will
Wdlars in doctors 1011..
I.lPutv f Clothine: 1 , .r 1,41 i
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-Ilvery person is invi
litatel A. Winter to rail
Jewelry Store, Broadway,
anti 1 4 X3lll MO the
rler t el.tatt ITt_the market. Cottle
r`kday,
D. P. Loy' air) , pamor of the
f.r.an church, will eothluet the
- D-e., next SAhLiath, in the
of the M. F. ehoreh, of
11. t at Hollgers .
one nude h,low Industry. for,
iii 64 They keep lite ihntkeyi.;
•rwan, and I.vlll get any other
trod. aug7,4w
..N.,—Every genuine box of Dr.
I.:S LIVER PILLS hears the
FLENUN(. Pitt. -
l'a., anti tt“..ir private United
tamp. „ZIP' "Take no other."
k tot is full of imitations.
old%hue. of Pittsburgh, are.
with plea4n re, doing a very fine
in the peaetiee of medicine in
• . They are not only successful
mers but a more prompt and
It in their business
OM% we have rarely met with.
r dune business with them to a
or loci., eNtrint for FeYeral yearn,
in.tanoti have we ever found
nreliable in oral, or dilator• in
their rontravts
lEN EI.D, Nlc.r.-hant Tailor and
, corner of Loelt and Broadway,
igtdon.
n'd Poll. A SToli.E. -A tir4l-vla_sm
,d 4 and .I;rovery Store in a good
, near to Pile best tnarketm ut
nty—now diong a good bll`,1111•,S1
• had for a good farm. Store and
valued at from $15,000 to 825 1 .00 1 0.
- t reasons given for wanting to
ro. Apply to, or add retm Steven -
mist.), Beaver Falls, Pa. jel2;tl
WALSLets Clothing House
Drowned.—On Wednesday, a son of
Mr. Blaine of Rochester was drowned in
the Beaver creek, opposite McKinley's
, Run, while bathing. The little fellow
Was only about six years of age. he
had been iu the water about a half an
hoar before his body VMS found.—
All efforts to resuscitate him failed.
Little boys should be warned by this
calamity to be careful while bathiug, in
the creek er river, especially when .not
accompanied .hy their parents or 'other
grown persons.
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your Clothing at Bert k.
i F:NTS . Furnishing Goods at Bert .tr
Walsh's Clothing House, Broadway,
New Brighton.
HATS, Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas. and
Notions; also Sowing Machine thread,
needles, and fixtures, tit Bert It Walsh's,
MU
tio to Bert at Walsh for your Singer
Sewing MactriniEet. Broadway, Now
Brighton.
Grove Meeling.---There will be a
Grove Meeting on the land of James .
Hardy, near the A rmstrongschool house
commencing Friday evening, Aug. 30th,
1572, and continue over the following
Sunday. Meetings in thogrove Satur
day and Sunday at 10.30 a, m., 2.30 p.
and in the evening. Subjects. Man,
his origin and destiny. The Kingdom
of God, what? When ? Where located?
.t.e. How to becotnp Christians, the re
ward, what, and wro - fi to be given, fie.
All are invited. come and hear. Elders
C. F. Sweet and John T. ingley Avill be
in attendance to' preach the word.
A. Tl. Wo-r,r,
Jos Pit M .ASS : (10
GEORI;F. CI: NNE , oil AM I atl g '2,4;'2Nv
hoc I.NK 711k1 . , thl , Cutter. is hark from
the EaNt, where he h;ts been on the 1.. k -
out for new s.tvles.
Cc}LnitEl, Gcmds, at I' Instead S Hart
ZOte S Shoo Store.
CM
Sudden Deuth.—on 'Tuesday eve
ning of last week, Mr. John Doherty, of
Bridgewater died very unexpe.ttedly at
his residenee in that place. Mr. Ihilierty
had been complaining for two or three
days prevbins, but nothing serious was
Apprehended by himself or family. ou
the evening referred to, however, ho
took suddenly worse, and at 9 o'eloelc
breathed his last. Ilis disease was an
affection of the heart, Ilis age was sev
enty-twoyeart. Mr. D. cs ls a Pry ex
emplary ,itil,(l. Mid iIV , IICd
the confidence and esteem of the whole
community.
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lAITFR'. Slippers, and Vati(.l.
S'hoes, all l.neels , at l iii,teaa N. Hart
AN! STILL TI R: ARE SELLIN , 4
Tho ktlance of the Summer stock of cln
thirnz at greatly redueed rates, at the old
esthhlisheil clothing 'house of .1,
Suellutibur. , . New Itright(m.
Prot. ( tills. tho clerk to the Hart
ran ft Committee of this county, hits liven
engaged for some tune past in copying .
the names -f all the voters of the count v
from the Assessor's books in the Com
missioner's dire . As fast as these are
isipied each or than tt lot. of
dOCtitri , i,t-, written at SO aeolumn,
we presume, to prole that Ilartranft
had no hand in the Evans steal, nor, in
eocinection with Yerkes, 11.111ae money by
gambling in the stocky of the State. The
taxpayer, therefore, who reeeives the.se
documents need be at no loss to knot
where they come from, and a little In
vestigation will satisfy him beyond a
reasonable doubt that the Treasury Ring
pays f •r their writing, printing and dis
f„,...that ring can deceive the
people into the lalief that Hartranft and
Allen are hones; men, and not the otli
el,ll TOIZIWS they rea:ly are, its members
\N ill i.n enabled in riot for three y , iliF4
11/4,(1` IM &I/OHM' whi , h they neither niade
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DEEM
N4,aa% Si 11 , . wade t‘t er.ler at Bert A:.
uttklm. Ne,A
ixiit,lN , „ in Ow DI:1111 )1,..1 of
wh , .7.lrr.amt Frv,h
\ w,t-k fr,.111 111 c 1.::1,4 lie
N% t ,t 11111.2: t., his patt , in. hut tur
11rtn.le., tun , l;l.-1.: the, pc ,, ple. (Inll
ipiwt• and they toll he iatistivd with
an , l pr.( Ili , -to, 1, of pat
‘t•ry (111111111 tc. I'hy it
v:Iref111)y Irrrlr.irrrl at
till h - 24 ti
I N 1 ,11.. kI• 11A it - rz,.; the Oroprietery
of tho Now ItriglitAm 11(,ioso, near
Sierip.usseutifeetionery, liniaci .New
8rig.10.4
Another Warning
I.v the 1111111 e 4.1 .1,0111 IN%cri4, h..... ro-d
-den,e uu, N“, 121 IVe,t 17th street, N i'
N ICOrk Illet With an :u•,niont which
testilted in Li. death, last Friday, near
Itvillupztdol , tati,ot. It app,ai't that hp
,tt a 1., ,, 1LL;
't twok, ruld Ltd hi , ;.•,, z
that
lt , ise per( 'rimed the eparation,
the matt N% a.; C.X113111...,N1
, 01 that, a;tleitigh Vrry
(.11.)ft , A '11:4'.0 in lie. behalf, he expired
e 1 run:: the- ne ht. NVIIon thi4 .•til-
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V. HI , r1• 0 ( . 1% It
1:1 nPatly 11. 111 C nt I ni•t1•r•I A
liar
I!) ..1 \ \\ln.
p 11101.• t.'(AIII-
Ine the large 1,,t (1 Nett 1,,0ti, inst
ed I,t 11. :ft his tio‘‘s..te.
~t I Itnet , l,,Av.
r 111 , ,11. The bitildifPg itself is a in.,del
heality and neatness the first
I de\ Wed t , . the purpose ~ja sales
nionf. nour Is 11,01 as :f gut
and the third a cr“rl.:
All e readapted to the titi,ing , is, and eN
hihit a prai , eivorthv ante nit of arelit
tecturat sktll. twing well arranged f.,r a
Nter,•liant Tailoring Estahlivlitriont and
Clothing and is well ventilated,
r , o'nv and ron%entent, as well as tasti:v
fitted nt,. Nir. Prank I rae, the cutter,
is 1-iit, a. guntieniati, qt eat
p,et,tire 111 Stil ti through th-
- • --••
•-•:ovk tug \I huto.\CtuuC. Pwrt
t: av, Now Brq,,iitop.
ProceedinVi of the Creele3.
Braun and lineliaitu tint).
:\ IN% 111:1 , :liTuN, ti4usl.l 4 ;, 1,72.
.Ir:pf., Enclosed 1 h.tol you
the the• meeting boi.l m pur
vu:uu•e V% It 11 1,111.11 c not we, at tIU ol!if.e of
3h...9111re for the ~rj.tanl4:ttl.ei a
1;1-,e, t •y ttr,,,t n awl Ittickalew ( tub, at
New evening
Th. NNW. , t'ai
MEM
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r‘irN Cit.crmaii, m. 41 Thwr..t•
non( Se , •r.•tAry pr.J r ;it. .k fler
10 thorn a lov. p.ll.l,:zraph, rr,,m 4.pet•ch,'M
11 1 3 , 1 , at , ul , hy t.tne. I. otir can.lidatio
licNt Prf•.l,l,llt,
Ilanll tit. y intend t , ...111,1..)1t.
tho Mr...IIIILT prooct th,l 1101', 0.11 :I . (1
111.1111:111. OniVers. Th.tirta.
elt..Nou ; J(Mil 1 ;1;a , •, NV: \V.
simpsm;:tml
; T. N. Smith, ('44: - .!•0;•"y; 1.:1w.tr41
F See'y ; Ellin - let Anderson, Treat.,
urer; William Numlali, James Reouly,
\V, Wa; I ace, Gcecutice rum in it tee, ti,
pi 3:i'rn
Joe. Snellenburg, N. N. and
Thomas Mellow, Ex. Com., M. \V.; John
TI
- Whitla, 11 McDaniel and Joseph
Funkhouser, Ex Com, N. W.; It. I'.
t. overt, S. Taylor and .1, Jackson, Ex
Com, Fallston; Dan. M. Daugherty, Pat
rick Coyle and Robert Wallace, Ex .!'our
for Pulaski tom nship. George Porter,
Thomas and Samuel Barnes were
chosen as a Finance Committee, New
Brighton : F. Kattarab, Fa!!stun ; W its.
Wallace, Pulaski township. On motion
the Vice Presidents were chosen to act
as a committee on arrangements. A
committee on By-laws and Resolutions
a 9 chosen, consisting of Win. More
land, T. N. Smith, Wtn. Wallace, John
Edgar and D. M. Daugherty.
It VIA, Caps, Trunks and Umbrellas, at
the Merchant Tailoring Establishment
of Bert Walsh, Broadway, New Brigh-
Ln.
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R. ITIENFEI.II is Still Selling off at a
little loss than cost to make room for a
argo fall stock.
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[For the Beaver Argils.]
SHEFFIELD . SPORTING CO SWAN Y.
It was In the month otAuguat, at the later part,
That the Sheriald hunter* for the Mulling grontide
did start;
and I tell you what, they were a healthy looking
crew; •
Each armed with doubled barreled shot-guns,
well tried and true.
The crowd wag ounposedt—of merelmula
who left tlleir store,
And went to the woods with the reel, to hunt a
great bore.
And there was Iteddy, with eyes so very clear
tool hright„,-
Wnu could ' , hoot every s q uirrel that came into
hte sight.
And also Samuel. del. J. P., Cues and William
Mac.,
Who would always come into camp with game
in their sack.
And neat conies Shorty, though shall when !tan
ding in a row,
Is not behind, when they comtnencz their Lapis
to blow.
And they also hays George, the blackamltn-shop
with his gun,
Who cau put on sights wit. n they get lost during
the fun.
But Laney says, "dog-on-me you-know, I will not
Co
Till ,get a run that the 8101 won't come off, you
know.
A week in preparation spent, and nothing they
lack,
Except a large vessel, In which their game they
conid puck.
The suggestions that acre made. stele neither
small our few:
Till one proptired, that his fifty-gallon cask might
Sometimes you can hear them bluffing, and come.
times grunting.
And each one can tell you k What I know 'boat
hunting.)
the provisions were ready prepared, nice and
tine, •
And they ail beast, that they will (Bunt It out OD
this liar.)
The appoint!! trine mute. and. at, ay they all did
ft'
m i t a en th e , come h ask, they will make an ex
cellent show.
If we are allowed to polge from experience past,
CO the ar-at hunting time they Lad, when they
vt . .•r moot /act
wish them Intl hartll, hilt w tell them a great
deal "1 Joy,
And hope potful,: nit I turn up to nmilest Or
an
nut.
IVs COllleis. ue %%wild Ink' to elimy with them
the spelt.
tha I, tthat n kn., Montt huntinz,
rt•pe.a.
YOUR , truly, TtawrifT Tuna rrruS.
Ilya% vit Col.LEor: opens its Pall Ses
.ion September 10. This is often the
most fa% orable term for those who have
a long distance to walk. We would Ray
to our young people, do not fail to so
cure all the education your parents can
afford you. You will tied it II good in
estinent in a very few years. There
(night to be at least a dozen young uien
who should take hold of the Course of
this institution with a view of complet
ing it and taking its diploma. It is a
great advantage to have an object In
iow, sonic end to reach. Let there lie a
large home attendance of vigorous, ear
nest students.
Exunil ation of Phi ID psbikra
Soldier,:' Orphan School.- Cwn
m Lin itws sue always interested in tlw ev
idences of progress in the Soldters' (r
-plm Schools. We have therefore pro
cured the official report of their late ex
amination, that took pbtee in the presi
enceof many visitor+. It was eonduct
ed by 11,01. J. I'. Wieker , hain, 1.. 1.. It.,
Nola. of l'.u»snon School+, :Issi.stetl by
County Su pi. Knight, in the presence of
the County Coln. of Soldier's orphan
School , . It teas a general conclusion
tkiwwo; Hie many vi,itors pro-ent that
Dr. Wi , ker,l.ani ip, a tnwster atii,.ng ex
um:aor , and Supt. sh..wed
a A, k wan that
liN 11,111 , • 1
ti 1 1•
of the examin.•tion. that the re.tilt(4
brought (Jut hy the exagninn:em were
411tis!:p•t.ry to them, cit.dlla
bl t, the W. i;
ray :,.1* ar.J. I i. .•orp, 1) , •rier),•(•,1
‘O,l ill i. Pr.,i. II
lLa li, r,
1 ler'. ,l
The tlu' rht,A
111 , re than 'V 11, t•X3111111:111..I1
ki , llll , NNW and [lit
I eneral avera•_:o a all 1110 grade', almve
the se,"nd, n ill N1.1 , ,vv the tu , ,a zenial
~.it,co,ol to tho eduratom ul these
I )6,ll:uiv. 1.1 th00htt41..4,1 ; the pruner
al average is and on ex:turkiriation is
was UI, the ,;andard being 161. The
children fear thoti4ll exam-
iDed 1J) . the : 4, tat , l Supt., lni Were eager
and iiriunlit in ati,Nvt•r, and , 14.1111.1 re
ally s,irry %%lien their limn had w5.),111,1.
The. I,,ys VXl.llllillPd ur niildary
drill and sli ,, wed rrellitalde
f , ,r the :Iwo they ha.l been drilling.
The enure establishment rta. inspe, t
ed and every thing found in peritot
rr
der andi.-leanlinevs; and all the sanitary
r,,; lat. im‘ , l ,AListael,kry.
In Ihr evenin...; tlr r swhool ;ON t` a lit
erary ”rtgin3l
re , itati,,ti. and
and arid 111,,1runiental
these 11r. WL•kershant expre4se,l him
self us gratdied and plea,ed.
1)r. NVlck , •rshaln presented the t.-4 . 0
g. , !d.nn,l Idhe silver prizes, al),1 six Id.
I.!es. In a hal.11,(11111 , , 1 1 44'1 0 .1
eepipellt"rs. 1 - 110 nine
prize, are given 1 Mrs. Tay liir 111 the
, lepartnwnt a-; a no,tl“ , tA, the
, klll in the nece..ars.
lahnr.
%%ort , ;;icon i Pra. Tay
.octir,. an honoralde
titi,,ll).; the children. The thrt.e highest
priies the ,•ttiltirt.ti, a' V. t.i as the faou I
t v We wh4, w.)rtliy ~f
r 1: ~1 t-1:
Ow tire, pri/..•, Iwin,i,ouile gold omlal,
the :Laalliffit.til. -
ent, indwntryr 110
th,r,l
Vlrrt. iv.anl
iii i• auk' Eliza I 'army, for w,rvalest
Iracter,
111 , 1
pr,, ' , led 1,,r all \ 1,11.,,i,
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Liberal Muss Nleeti its.; ita Me:l%er
Fatli,t,--The Liberal Nlas4 \l4' tiu held
in l',..act-r Tuu , ,ila}• c•cautug (0
laNt. eek, quac a large gathering
and v‘ pree.nle d vi er
-.1., N...vv Brighton. In taking thi
inadu a feiw felicitous
af;,•r x% Inch, Prof. a
I.lla.rai Itepublican of New York ad
d I (..5.t.,1 thr audivneo in. a speech of :Mout
ti , ,ur and a half - % duration. The
add rg-ss as a masterly prod urtion,
and tts. lisLeneki to with 'nadir,' atten
tiot% 1.% th , i , e present. Prof. took
gr , llll than poittical spe.ikers
genera' Iv arid his ellort "13 I hi Is .4,•,1-
ME
sl4lll 11.1.0'1(11(1 Or ohri.uan state,—
larely nut with {null III(
stump. We-never saw- a eriiwd of pop
lin, iwtter ideased with their tlrator, and
it will lit. strange if, out of the 1,.",00 or
. 2, U"" P t.r. '"" P reSe " t ‘" nj "" 1
Mad() to .'itl.C.fll.lll:/-
tom and lasting I'eacc' lictween
hecLon , ul nur comary.
AL the conclusion of Prof. Miller ti
Mud calls were made for S. It.
esq., of Beaver, who ascended
the phiLfotm, and gave lia4 reasons for
OU I g 1,,z . the "'Latium' and
tLe cincinnati nominevs, when a deft,-
izati- at tin , ltaltillinre (:onvention. M -.
\V. "'ado s4inui goiql points during
short speech, and retired amid consider
able applamie. ('apt. McClelland wai
also slleel ntivand thanked the people
for what they had done for Mtn LW()
years ago. and nmilei• ! tly suggested that
a tepetilion at the next eleetiOn would
not b€ construed into an elretn.e. The
meeting adjourned with three theera hr r
Greeley, itrown and ISnekaleW. •
NEw-Itiat.o rus, August
EDITOR Amt's:—Men whose veracity
is undoubted, and men that would not
misrepresent knowingly, will persist
that if Greeley is elected that he will ad
ocate the paying of the Rebel debt, and
pay
. for the emancipated slaves. Any
man that tells such things, is either a
fool or a liar, when it requires the sanct
ion of three fourths of the States of this
1011 to change the Constitution, would •
it be possible to get that many in favor'
of paying fot slaves or the rebel debt ? -
Hero is the 14th amendment passed in
1564 :
SFr. 4, The validity - of the public debt
of the United States, authorized by law
Including the debts Incurred for pay
ment of pensions and bounties for serv
ices in suppressing insurrection or re
bellion, shun not be questioned but
neither the United States nor any State
shall assume or p4l/ 0111/ *be or Obbga
tioll incurred in aid Or itisurrectitia or
rebellion against the - United States, or
any claim for the loss or emancipation
ninny slave, but all such debts, obliga
tions and claims, shall be held -Illegal
and void. LIRE:IUL.
About,Crillery..—Mr. Satnual, Ma
son, who tuts beenengaged In die eat:
lore business In thiM County for a nuin
her .4 3 (lar.:4 past, is shout to remove to
Canton, Stark county, Ohio, to engage
in his old occupation again. It is need
less to NIA' that we wish Mr. Mason great
BUCCO3S tU liusinessi in his now 1012.4 s !ti011.
The people Of Canton and vicinity will
find Mr. Mason a gentleman in every
sense of the word and worthy of their
confidence. We clip the following letter
written by him LO one of Lho papers in
Canton, and publish it fur the Infahna
lion it Contains:
"Full like. & REP.—SIRS ;—We bad
the pleasure of visiting your city a few
days ago, mid we were highly delighted
With its extraordinary developments,
and the lavish encouragement-from the
eltitens‘in donation tit land and capital,
to parties seeking to locate new indus
tries. By so doing you can now boast
of greaterVrOgress than any other town
of its population in the State.
We visited,the Steel Works of I'. Atilt
man & ('o., Mid our thooghts were car
ried back to the stone age, when steel
was tint thought of; when wan was con
tent with his flint ax and bone beaded
spear.jA volt , poor, bilorked radish of
areran ic must have been in those days,
and, Had any one descended Irmo 11111-
other world, and presented him with one
of those tine Ivory handled knives,
ionitle by Samuel Mason & Sons), with
its fine polished blade, its beautiful sqa
Ivindle with as SWIM hole ILI th e
.
center, would n not have pu - itziged the
barbarian, how the Lord's prayer could
be 'compressed lido such a miniature
hole! Would he not lime Winced a
dance of triumph on the spot, rind con
cluded the performance by piroutting
on one leg enraptured with the gift?
Why, such a knife completes the man
Such a knife is a supplementary faculty,
or rather a bundle of new faculties, fit
ted up in a compact form. One portion
teaches how to address .his Maker, who
is his God, and locates him in Heaven,
and teaches him to .pray—" Give us this
day ourdaily bread."
You need to be Intimately acquainted
with some men before you find out the
ballot what is in them. It is much the
same with a good knife. A good spring
knife ruieeubies a gentleman in this
that it gees through an elabo
rate form of «luccatun, If I may use the
word, and is in consequence, of an oven
temper and a fine polish. You can have
no conception . no suspicion even, of the
raUmber of hands takes to bring up an
ordinary two-bladed spring knife to its
highest state of development.
You sec that slender bar of steel ?
That bar is a length of incipient blades.
Tho k rule-blades 1110 in it now, and they
e to come out of it, and it Is worth
while to Witt) the magic by which they
are taken out.'
. _
During the last thirty years, only some
halt i 1,1,01 Americans have aorittired the
art of pen blade forging. The artilicer
piaci., the small liar of steel In the fire,
returns it red-hot, and gives on a tiny
pierr to the forger, who, by a tow
SNVI It strokes of hisliammer, ''nioudes
It, I,y which is meant the imparting to it
The rough form of u pocket-knife blade.
'no. end of the blade where the mills, or
shoulder has to be, is reheated, aßer
hirli it twelves the shape reitnired.
me more it is returned to the lire to
be softened by heat, in order that st
Might 1,0 smithed. This smithing puts
more of the graces of form on the nn
gr,unil blade, and Is eollipleted by
stasu
-1,ui,4 the nail mark, or mark for the ,
thuub hall, Oil its upper side.
The blade is now went, to the grinder
to have the tang ground, and Crow the
grinder it comes back to be marked with
the n:une of the brie. Shakspearo says
ue Ibinieo and J illiet
hat r Ili 11 tsatll.• I a rt.e
Ily nuy olher 8:11: .1
Not. with 'n knife! a Rodgers,
NV,,Nionlifilin ore Maxon St. Suu•x knife
I,y othirr natile, and twenty-lino per
otit. inu • e Ls ll n I l ulChou tuiseket vat-
kt•t 1.4 tho taL,itnun
IJr th...r (Awe. Their :,tl;)(4o....rivtiou g.)os
tuttlu•l titan .II! ilia 1111.1.1.',. , it'll; super
..t .t•Ler
After plating on the name the next
1.1..ee.s is that of hardening, by heating
the blade up to a red twit and dipping
in stater up to, but n o , flirtlfer than the
tang. The hardened blade Is tempered
by being pet upon a copper plate, and
%.% lien IL is heated op to the 1.11,1
of n 1.1t11,11 t ellt,w; , ll i withdrawn and
' , hinged into water again. .‘t this
stage Ili, blade goes into the %%arelion,..
.Xtter examination by the foletnaii, it
they leiss 'mister, the forger receives a
rt edit of d.,ll.irs and rents per gross,
Th,•y are then gate ti cult ti the ge n ders.
The k% url. tli:ut that forges a blade ratinot
gribil a blade, mottle' can a grinder ot
blades forge a blade. Each mttiL
n.,•t In the part he performs.
I am atraid that it would lie wearying
in. readers were I to deserthe in detail
all the various kinds of work which go
to the halting of a good spring kilt!.
The simple blade itself has already gene
through twelve several and distinct pro
cesses before it has coine near the first
or the multitude of men solely employ
cd in hailing, it is a polished blade now,
N% ell ibl% aimed in position having a nanie
to boast 6,t•—sanuiii Mason &
It is stud ing hi tghtly, as at this singe ft
is going h, ham e a handle to its name.
would It be Ili nue to tell all
about the !,,files of lwass, how made, how
Ow bolsters are staniped up Irom the
be-d quainv oltierman silver, the bright
eNt eiastic sptings, made irons the hest
st,el, the di illutg, glazing, bulling, and
loiriiishicg. It Is wondi rfol to see the
otlers lioidmig the story handles in the
buffing e heels, and to observe the beau
tilo I la, put upon the 1.111% es by this
moeess. XV hen the knile has passed
through all these niattipulathms and the
n,p.etion .d the f.irtiiian, who lutist he
juact.•al aorkluan the culler then ob
talns a credit of dollars and cents . per
After inspection, the handle part of
tiro knife Is %% t apped tin in paper, m ith
it,' of the blades extended, Will each
k ml . is now ready to be given out tce the
griuder, m ho, hy way or
tho hinzer 1,111 , 1..4 upon a line emery
toil. and the smaller blades are glazed
neon a lead ta heel ca!li.•l a "lap, - whi,•ll
j.i.di . l4 a very smooth, et eti surface
41,1,1,1 f, .•I taking a ',right (Torus polish.
I lee v theo tilidergoamither inspection
and if -.al istactory, passed on to the whet
ter who puts on the line edge, Alter
m they aril hi tinted over hi stnart
who,‘vorkin4 under sui yr
s ilia and wrap them in line tis-
SUP paper. They 3110 then piaeed in a
neat box, numbered, kilid paShed forward
tt, the ..nd - crontrt h r dlmtrllMl/011.
~' 1. ~. } r
'l, ~,Mi
RIM
1 - 110,0 of my reader% who have permi
ed t ireeley;s “What I know of Farming,"
haeu been told by that philosopher that
"lie Who can make tvu blade% grow
w here only OMe grew beim!' is n pLI
lienehietor; What, then shall eve sal
t., the artificer who takes that slcni'er
i, ar "I 22 111. I: i% the length of
rat and by his intrinsic bk tll
inakf•a iilades grow out of u knife lift'
or? writer of this article produc
ed a •peelrnen 1 , 1 blades some fifteen
years ago--a knife containing 3215 blades
ee hich knife has been nn exhibition in
the cot v e.f New York, at Mr. I. Saniler
son ni 111 . 4 M. under the Astor
I louNii duriiig 10 above flamed period.
lions:ind% of American citizen% have
•ecn the k lore, supposing it to Iw Of S Pr
tl Make, `A 111C11, if the knife was at
-1 to for itself, it would sav "I
:inn nierican inn,lc, both haft and
NV;tli hind fouar(l , 4 to tho (•ifizefp+ nl
hr, tiro taking an intort-4 nt the
l'utivry, I Mil re,pertfully
1' ressing through Itroadn ay a few
s of u , n 0 were quite surprised to nee
h ueli a large display of all kinds of Ho
swry ui one "1 the s.hnw n indewm, and
I,oiking for the sign over the door, ,we
notieed the nano: of M, Schur. Nut tieing
awart' that our uld friend wits so heavy
in this article ne entered his dry goods
sure and he gave us the following expla
nation :
Ile intends to use the room next to his
dry •goods More for it show and ware
room of his own make of woolen seam
less p.oeAs, ladies' and children's hose,
mittens and other articles in this Ilse,
winch he Manufacturers on the Franz at
Pope 'Knitting Machine. This Knitting
Machine Is the best one invented, as a
pair of seeks with heel and toe complete,
call be knit on the same in fifteen min'
4ites, besides everything can be knit On
it, that can be done by hand by the old,
slow motion. To form an idea of this
wonderful machine, it ought to he seen
working, or people hardly will believe
that its possible that all those fancy ar
ticles, which Mr, Schiff has exhitikted,
can be done by the knitter. lie informs
us that he will offer for one Month only,
extra easy terms to those who intend
getting one of the Machines. which east,
ti-to, and can be obtained until Sept. 15,
by paying a small sum, and the balance
can be given in work,
To be , Awarded at the' Sinetelath
Annuli Fate of the Beaver Coaaty
Agricultural Society, to be held at
Beaver, Pa.,_Septetaber 26th, 26th
sad 27th, 1572.
PatemeNT.--JA W. sulto.
Viol* PtuulDe r N.
DLS. W. IdcCOY.
It ;CollUlNti ScE' _ A NSHOTE.
CORNESPONDING blelf —W. S. BARCLAY.
TILIt.m.UMZII—I. N. ATILLYS.
°MN. 'it:Nieman:mare—D. Y. DONEUOO.
BAN.itatits—Bast %dr.—WRAY USED.. BA.
"SIAGAW, A. I'. LACOCK. C. B. HU Mit W.
IL PJARSRALL. It'es*Stde—NICHOLASTODO,
li It. WRAY, D. 10 . DON RllOO, JOHN DILLAN
AN DREW CA ItteTHER.S. Routh 814*-11. 1 t8 IL
SW EARINOEN. 11A11111U.. PATTERSON. ./All.
ORR, MARTIN REED. ROBERT tattIILING.
Trotting and Pacing races for horses that have
never beaten 4 uthrttete. (NO. 1,/ drat day, purse
$150.00.
Trotting purse. (counts) mile beats, beet three
in gee —Ol2 to enter, four to 'start. ilutrance foe,
10 per cent.:
First premium frts
Second premium....... . • ar,
'I bird premium 25
Fourth premium 15
Fifth premium ' 11l
Horses go as they please, barring weight. n od
distance. Time of race, 2 0 clock, ii• 131.
No •:—Pacing puree, (county) milt, heats, best
three to flee-1.4 to enter. four 10 "WI. Ten per
cent, entrance her Purse, 815.0111:
First premium
Second
Third
Fourth "
Fifth
Llorses go as they please, barring weights and
dlimnee. Horses eligible in the above races. Nos
and 2. must bo owned in the county on or before
the ISth day of Angust,
Secbt Day—No. 9—tree toil' hones owned In
the county. Mlle heats. beet three In Ave go u
they please. to rule. Trotting {thee, $125 00
First premium. 44 03
Second " 93
Third " 20
Fourth 10
No. 4—facing purse, free to all bones owned in
the county—mile heats. best three In Ilse. go as
they please, to rah:. Parse, $123.00:
First pntrninni ..... .
tiodend " ...... ..... ... ......... ...... 4. ...... 33
Third ...... 20
Fourth 10
..... .
Horses eligible fu races tios..3 and 4 113114 be
owned tn the county on or behire Sept. 1, ISM.
Third Day - NU. 5, Sweepstakes - Trotthm
pone. Free to all, to harness Purse, $300.01.1:
Firm premium ................ .........- .... -4145
Second - 75
Third - . . 50
_
Fourth '• :Xi
• -
No. fi—Facing purse—Vree to 311, to hamess.
Pane. $2251*:
First Premium
Second 4-
Third " 30
Fourth " 25
I All trotting and racing T Aces to be Mile hells
best three In live.
,2 A 'horse distancing thefield,orpaet of same,
shall he entitled toitrst premium only.
2. The above trotting and pacing races to be
governed by the rules and regnhariono of the Na
tional Association.
4. All entitles fur races NOS 1,2, 3 and 4 will
close ou Wednesday. the 23th Inst.. et 12 m and
entries fur races Nos. 5 and 6 to close on Satur
day, the list Inst., at 9 p. ru.
5. In all purses, except Nos. 1 and 2, Live en
revs to fill. and four to glut.
•
rt. Entrance,. 10 per cent. or the puree.
' 7. 'teats int - eacb day'a race" may tal trotted al
tarnatcly.
All commoolcationo to he addremd to T. 0
A! tlllz, Sec'y., Heaver, Po.
Note I,—The sweepstakes on stock is not can
ting d to the county, but competition is Milted
from other States end counties.
Istprto. ✓1
Rcpt stallion, 4 years old and upwards, $lO $7 00
hest du 3 do do 0 4 Ott
t), .t do 2 do do 3 You
bept do I do do 3 2 tal
tpt,t brood mare with colt at foot Ii 400
hest mare 4 years o'd and upwards. .... . I 31Mt
n..,e.t d" 3 do do .... ..... 3 2 tal
he . t do • do do .... .. 2 1 It)
be-t do I do do .. __.2 lOU
M•>t goldaing 4 )ears old Ez twarard4,...... 4 .1 MI
be.f. do 'I do do . .1 9OU
he-t do ...t do do .. I. 100
1010 do I do du
CLASS No. 2 - Light Draught.
8.411 !Inn . .. 4 year, old and upwards .10 7110
I,sst do -A. 3 do do . .. 6 400
best do 2 d o do .. .. 3 2al
Iw-I do I do do ... 1 100
1-.: I rood mars xs ith roll at Itad . _ ti 400
111,1 111 to. 4 yl,ll. ilia lull upairds I :t lIIJ
1..!
it, 1 do do ... .... 3 2 ild
b'- do 2 do do.
15..? do 1 no do . .-.. 2 I Oil
.. . 2 I IP
g, Id itig' 4 yro old end ups ani.
, do 3 I do,
01., 1 0., dot
he-t 1 it., 1111
i 1.2 1, 0 ii No. 3. —All Porposss.
b-.t g , idlug .. - • 3
tv-,t mare . 4 3
he., t 111.11( . 11Pd 11011.41.. .. ........ .. .... .. . 5 3
br...t nt:ttrited Mate. . ... ... ........... 5 3
bert .addle horro or mare.... ........ ..... . 3 2
beet jack.. . .. 4 1
bort span of mules__ ..... ... .... ..... ......... 4 2
Sayopstakes—Free Is All.
Best stallion of any breed ......... _______ .. $2O IL/
Jodps—llarriti Swing, Beaver, Jacob Mark.,
Darlington; Samuel Abel, Ilopewell tp; .1. K. Bu
chanan. Hanover tp' Joseph Darling, Beaver rolls
C. II Clark. ItoebtuAer.
CLASS No. 4.-442tfte.
Bert Dor`,.turt bul4, 3 yrs and upward.....-... 10 5
beat do 1 do .. ..... .. 0 4
bell! do I do 4 3
hell do calf, ....... ..... ...... ...- .... 2 I
hest Durham cow, 3 yra and upwards
best do 2 du
hest U.. 2 : do
hest th, heifer calf.
Deft A Ideroyl bop, 3 yrs and upward 5,.......... 10 5
heft ,lb a do ..... .... ti 4
Left 1n I do
heft iro ca1f.........._11 1
1,,,t A Iderney cow, 3 yre and upward 5......... 111 5
tit, t do 3 do
•hiiiit do I du ...... _ 4 3
i ,,heat do heifer calf.... . ... ....... ..... 2 I
lie-t waive row 3y re old and upworda... ...... ii 3
heat do 2 do (111 3 3
hest do I do do
brat yoke of oxen.. . ... ..... 4
Sweeps/ales —Free to AIL
Bent bull of any breed . It 8
.144ges—FureuR Mtetelland, Big Beaver: Mi
chael \l Leer. er Moon tp: John Hindman, Brigh
ton tp, henry Metz. r New Brighton; William
Stewart. New tiewickley, Alfred Scott, Hadover
towiannip
CLASS No. S.—Sheep.
Bent Sp/Inlet) buck . . ........ _ $5 3
bent 3 Si.subdi ewe! . 4 3
best 3 Sp-ollsh lambs. 3 1
cut.pw4l.l buck . . 5 3
ts,-,s :1 Cot4wold ewes, 4 :3
hrrt 3 Cotownid Isinba
bent I.,riero ter 1111 C k...
VICO" 3 Lci certer ewer
best 3 Leicester latribe
hest Southdown buck.
bent 3 Smithdown ewe..
beet 71 Soultutown lambs . . „ .
Jar, 'pears -ern to .411.
Me-t huck of any tweed..
Judges -G Raccoon tp; Atka L
no. liochoMer. George M 1 out). Big ntliVeJ.
lifr ('lle..ter bonr
he.; ( heoter POSY Mid p
ho•-t Suffolk• hoar
heßt Suffolk now uni tog- ...
IR:Rt 'tog of nny ituproved hreett
Sir•opflak , a- Free to cal.
lirm hoar of any hrt•ed . 12 S
Jwiy , • - Alex. Ewing. Raccoon towinnlnp; Jahn
U.ln.rtn•y, Itexiver, Henry Phllltr. PrOaski trip. -
('LASS 7.--Ptodtry
Rest 3 ii.:ht tit - alma chickens .
hest 3 dark. •• • • •
he r ., 3 r °chi It
hest 3%, tote "
he-t 3 ('reveconr
best 3 NA hits Spanish " .
he-t 3 black ".. •• • •
he-t 3 ilorkln4 • ...
be-t 3 howdou
Know
3 bantam
be-t 1.141 r Turku)
tie..t 'roc . . .
liept collection of poultry to mite persou ..
./i/c19.11. -John Cos* log. lloottstowo ; A bue r
I.sencht. Jr.. Rochester t.P , William McCagtie,
Brighton t‘q,
( - 1.1` , S No s - 1 h,rnextie
Rept 10 1.411 .....
114411 10 yArtll. carrtnu•rc
bent 10 yard! , Palliirt
he.l 111 yard& Minuet
11,eg .
heat made nvemost
Ye et math. drepa rant
herd made pantoloour . . . 1 txt
hart made vest . 2 IP
•
bent )urn cnr,,rt .
bettt rev carpet -.. .. . ~ . 3 lac
Rd herd rag carpet 3 or)
Meet storkiug yarn., .. .. . Lilo
2d Mott do . • ;at
twat pair blanket.,... 21.0
2rt 6..1. du ..., ... .. ~. . .. 1.1111
beet rouutry linen . . . 3.00
RC West d 0... . : (Pi
.
be-t• carpet yarn . .. Ito
2.1 le•st t arpet y lan
hest knit )arcs...
2.1 best (bo
best children's hose
2.1 best do
hest han.l-1; nil mittene
'241 t do
huor . . . .
21t beet fn;'
Dc.lpair or gloves ...
211 tiert lit/
itnn , l-linit stocking!
34 thict do
Judger —Mrr.......ttrah Irons. Hopewell twp;
H AI. lion gaol , Iteus•er, Joseph Pontefract, New
Brighton.
11,,t oleander
h.•rt dabliae.
SANCEI. \ SU❑
hest ro,rb le► , • , • 100 60
hest variety of cut flowers , Ik/ 50
hest flat hand bowie* ......SII 21
is-st rouni hand toiquet NI Is
hest verbenas. 11 varieties ~ t.l►/
hest roses 6 varieties . 1,00 ISO
best phloxes Si varieties . 00 50
hest geninturus fi varieties... .. luu rn
best enetu%
beet varieties of motors. !iti
best variety of green house plants.... 3.110 IMO
best lot of flowers any variety 1.00 50
chuivos ,_.mi,. M agg ie J. Anderson. Beaver ;
Miss Margaret Sterling. Independence; Mrs. Mil
ton Townsend, New Brighton.
CLASS No. 10.—Frut.%
Best & largest cot. of apples to 1 person, dip & $1
24 do do do do do' Wets
best 6 variety fall apples, 3 each dip & $l.
24 do do CY do ............. 511
hest 6 winter apples, 3 each. . ....dip &1.
24 best do' do do 50
hest and greatest variety of apples worthy
of cultivation, 3 specimens each, with
• Irote name attached, . dip. 1.
24 heat do do .. .. ..
beet 3 v3rletle* fall pears, 3 each dip d 1.
24 hest do Co
Meat 3 var. winter pears 3 each. ....... dip & 1.
24 beet do do do ... sees..
... s
beet and greatest varlet) of peas,. . . dip ..t. 1.
2rd beet do do do ..... . .
hest variety of peactrta, with name, .dip tr. I.
2'l beet do 00
beet one dozen peaches,. ... ....
....di p & L .
2tl beet
beet Li imebel of pliffile.... dip ~t, I.
2.d beet do do do .... .
~.. . .
..
beet variety of plume.. .. ... .. dip 4., 1.
24 do
Met I dozen quince's. ....... .... dip it I.
:Id do do ... ... .... ... .. ,
beet Concord gripea •.. .., .. .. ...... 50cta
21 do do
crest Catawba grape., 60
'l'd beet do do
LIST OF PREMIUMS
GEE=
('.ASS No. I.—nurses. (Ite.avy Draught.)
t LASS No .6. -
C U-S:4 No 9 Plants and Flowers.
beat habella grapey..
24 beat do do
best Delaware grapes,
tl best do do
- - •
%Met NO6 grapes
211 b•et du 410
beat. Cruvelthg grapes
511d,best do. do
belt Ivesitoedtmg grAPIP.
24 /wit do do do
beat lientbdrg, grapes
2d best do do
beat and targeet collection of gropes. dip & $2.0 1
bqrt R largest Corn of fruit generally. dip dr. n.u)
Judges—Epbralm Smith, Paliskiltwp ; D. C.
Thompson, Ohio tp: Samuel Nelson% Greene cp.
CLASS No. IL—Bread and Cbtra
Irt pas. Sci
Ileet.family *tread 50 24
best Ochs rakes
best Graham bread, N 3 23
beet corn bread, .
bent biscuit,
beat pound cake..
beet fruit cake, ..
best telly cake....
beat delicate cake,
best sit-er cake. -. ..
hod marble cake ........ .. .50 «5
bed cocoa cake,. ............ ...51 2
bed specimen each redid)? Ol .....60 25
Judge) -Mrs. Nlcholar Todd, Ohio fp; Mrs. T.
J. Power Itochester; Miss Mary lieVerromilooth
towo.
• CLASS No. ti—Farm Implements.
tted't mowing machine,. ..... ........ dip & $5. 00
bc.et reaping machine._ ......... ..... dip &
best combibed madam._ ........ dip al 660
.
hest threohing tnactilne
best display of plows ... dr a 5.00
best two•horse plow d ipsi.OD
best one.horae plow 1 00
I:wet bill-aide p10w......... ............ dip & 3 CA
beste corn-plow, 4 I OD
beat grain drill 1 CO
best earn-planter 1 00
beat square harrow... . ... r . . 1 00
beat triangle barrow, ... - ........ ..... .... 1 00
best clover huller.— ...... ...dip & 3 00
best horse-rake, -. ...... .... din& I IX)
best cutting-box, ...... ... .. . .. ... .. 109
best machine for gathering clover seed .... 100
best grain cradle 1 00
best cam shelter, .. ..... . • 00
best cider-mill. .. ... ... ... .. ....dip & 100
best tanning mill 9 OD
best corn cultivator.... ....... ... ...... . 1 00
beat hat ladders ................ .. ........ I 00
best churn,.... .. . 1 00
hest churn with power.. ..... .... ...... .. I 00
best farm roller 1 00
Wit. farm ladders.... ...... ........... .... I 00
-` Sao
26
beat 6 flout barrels.
best wheelbarrow...
beat 6 manure-forks
beat 6 bay-forks....
JaQgre—doCn A. Olbh Ilanovu; Laughlin Elli
ott, Ohio tp; Wm. McCrecry , North Sewickley
ton-1104.
CLASS No. 13.—.Wanufaetures.
Best and largest collection of wawa .dip and 115 011
best it largest cal sboXcle*spades.dip and 500
best and largest collection of airs. Alp and 5 1/1
best and largest collection files dip and sOn
best and largest cutlection Cutlery .01p and SOT
but and largest collection binges dip and 51X1
best and largest coliectiun wire ....dip and 500
best display of burial caskets dip and 500
best dloplry of marble cutting dip and 500
best tiloplay of glassware ..... ...dip and 500
brit display of stoneware ... ..dip and SCO
best two•boraa carnage dip and sOn
best do ....... . . 2(0
taint one-horou do or top buggy. dip mid 4to
2d bent ........... . 2 (0
best one-horse do or open buggy .^:dip and 300
21 bent do do
bent spring wagon... . ....... .dip and 3-00
Id best do 200
bent buck board ....dip and 3 Oft
21 bent . ..• .. • . 700
t wo.borne wagon ... dip and 300
t.l best
bent dressing bureau . dip Ind 3 1:/0
241 bentdoil
2 00
bent . . . . . . .
and lOU
2.1 best sots ..
bent nix mahogany chair 5......., . dip and 200
2.1 best do
bent nix cane neat . . dip and 100
2d beat do
bent oil cotnnton do . and 100
2d bent do du 61
bent dining table. .......... ....dip and IDO
thi bent do . . .
Ml
bent warb gland dip and 100
9d bent do . . ........ . 50
be.t lot of edzed tools .dip and 200
Oil best do do . 1 tai
Mot lot of horse shoes . . .
2.1 b.•sl do do .
be-t barrel of flour . . dip nnv 250
2,1 Lrst do .... . ..... 100
hest model hooioi. . 00
241 le•rt . . . 100
hest basket PIIII .
Yd Mo./ du .
tMoO hankrt ',Mow
2 I 1,414 do
irept picture frame.
2J berl .I , i
czirtlti . ,.
2.1 best (JO
1,1-1
111 1/A•st d. ..... .
1),...t $ bUCkt•IS
best three 1% tilte Iran 'keg. CSICLI
4 3 tio
...3 01)
. . I 00
1 uu
YJ best 11!1) do do S
hr.t l i nunp, 11. second best pump . . 50
hest Irot. railing. dip nod $2; tal hest to to lon
iir s t 0012 stioe, dip and $2, 2tl best do do 110
bet egg store, dip ani $2. ;Id host do to . 110
be.t fire front grate and fender. $2; ;Id best 100
best each variety of cigars. . . 2.1
Jot/fits -J B. Angel. Bearer ; Stacey Engles.
"114.12 township; k, Tuttle. New Brighton ; ti.
' , louts, Darlington; Johnson Small. Briugewatcr
CLASS No 11 Ltalber am! its Munlrechiree,
Best • ide of harness leather_ ....... ..$1 00
6,1 aide u( d;irtt.la leather
. . . - •
best ride of pole leather ..- .. ... : .... . ...... 1 110
hest 3 kip skins. ...... . ..,. .'. ........... 100
beat 3 calf •1.-.lis.. . .... . . .... ... .. 100
beet double sett carriage bat Ewes.... .
. 4 . 1 p ..t. 4 1,9
24 boot do do 300
best single sett carriage ranted' .. ... dip& 3 00
2d beet do do do .. ..... 300
best double farm harness .... . __dip 6; 3 (10
241 best do do do .. ....... .. ....... ...... 200
best man's saddle, .. . dip S, 2 00
'ld best do du.
1 ~..
best lady's saddle dip,..t 3 ( li g
td 11E44 do do ...,. 300
beet bridle and martingale, 100
111 5
fi 4
4 3
1 1
lx-el do do
beet huller $l.; second beet halter
. . .
beat lic,rse collar $1: seeood best do . NI
heat lea her trunk dip & $2; 2d best do do lOn
heat gents coif boots. $l, 2d best do do 50
bestgents stogies, $1; secOnd bent do do So)
beat ladles* boots. $1; 2d best do do bn
heat ladles' oboes, $1; 24 best do do 1.0
beat Indb`+' slipper., SI; 2d bes: do do "Il
beat leaihur work !ram° $l, I.ld best do do SO
Judure —ll. 31tiltieiro, Bridgewater; Jas. Todd,
Raccoon tp; T. Viler, Itoctioster
CLASS No. Is.—Groin and Seed.
Pest i bushel new variety of wheat $1
beet 1S bushel v. bite wheat $1.50; do do red, I
beet l, bushel rye, $l, beat do do barley, 1 ( 1 0
beet t, bushel oats, $1; beat do do corn, 1 Od
hest t, bushel clover seed $1; best do timothy 1 00
hest bushel flax seed 71; best do tomatoes !YI
b ee t peschblow potatoes Nil; do Buckeye
be e t io sally-rose SA, beat do new variety. 141
hest sweet potatoes 5O best do sow beans NO
beet tot Mulch beans 33; beat quart Uma beam. 21
beet ,ipart Irish beans t-"t
he.t operilflelll Jr Chinese !mom one ' 2.5
beet lot of manglewurtzels :X 'best do carrots, ''
beet lot 01 turnips, 4.5., best lot of rutabagas 2'
lot of Onion& eta; go turnip been.
he-t lot of parsuips, 2%; do sweet pumpkins ,
beet lot of squashes, 23; do watermelons,
beet but nlitlller melons do citron melons, 25
beet ..pectmen celery, *LI. best tot cabbage.
beet lot e;g plants,
Jddipo Knapper, Rochester twp ,
Jae. Patterson. Blg Beaver two., John Scott,
Raccoon township.
CLASS No. 10 4 —Crotchet et I , :enbroideri , o.
Isfprn.
Ite.t ottoman rover, $1 SRI
beet stand foyer, lld 50
rria
be+t !not corer,
heat 1.11111,
pkirt,
be-t cuff and collar
hrt.t 4 - 11,tnine bawl 3111.1 slarv••, I NI I
het. t rretl, 73 NI
Wnt night gown,
ne.t otrawberry nuts
beat etntwberry nett•
2 beet eufactieblon. lOn 7./1
beet Infant pacque. 1 1111 rf i
twat Infant ellawl or skirt. , 110 :,1
heel ladleek • ...haw lor ek ill, 11K1 5.0
5 .
.. Or}, pililMt Shp, I 110 11
'
' heft filpirer. 7'. .w 1
2
beet Vatting laCe, 1 yard. nil '4 , 5
2 beet vi itch caev. 7.0
b.•et IrwrirY Cdl.e. So
brit Prlt ladies' underclothes. 1 on 1 NI
Ilve.i chair tidy. 1 0 , ) SII
best Cake cover, nil ?:.!
beet -opectmen of Ineerti,rt. - ,' n to
I.e.t toilet sett. I'YII !II
hest Ituatect shawl, I IN/ 7.1.1
best crotchet &Lipper§ 1 v+) '' ,o
beet crotchet basket, 1 (111 :"+I
best 1i piny of crotchet work, 1 110 f.li
best display of knitted work, 100 ~ ,0
Jailors - Mi.' 'Amiss Darragh, Rochester: Mr,.
1 N Atkins. Beaver • Mrs. M I, /intent.. ludo..
try tp: Mies !diode Eaton, Moon tit; ;dm. Joseph
l'endiuton, Rochester.
CLASS No. 1: (halls t Ornathental Work.
Best fancy quilt. $!410 1 00
best silk quilt. 2 lid 1 1 , 0
114 , 4 t patch work quilt. 2 1141 1 00
best I , crap-work quilt, 2 (5) 1 110
cielt dentine quilt . 9 (111 1 Oil
bog( white trill 2 On I On
best counterpane 2 Olt 1 0 0
hest quilted skirt Ito 15
best fancy coverlet 2 01 1 al
hest quilted comfort , 2 00 1 00
.
best silk bonnet "1 on 7,ii
best trimmed bonnet I 141 trsi
best braided Infant sseque 100 .0
2d best do atm,. l 7411
best child's dress 100 50
hest and nenteet dretio ' 9 110 1 uo
best silk or lace cap I till No
best specimen of orn'tel needle work 2no 1 Si;
best pin cushion '0 ~r.
best worked pocket t andlotrebief 511 25
best pen crlpar 'St . Z 5
best braided pillows lip so 1.5
Judge,' - 14181 Kate Johnstria, 'Ohio tp., BIN
Marla Christy. Raoooll tp, Miss Naiude r
Itochmoter.. mrs. Samuel 13Wellingea, Greene
11r.. James Patterson. Big Beaver.
CLASS No. 18.—Monty pid Beta.
Beet honey in glass diplaut $1 00 $ 5. 1
beet honey la WOOd lOD N/
hest honey in Mate and woad lOU NI
hg#l omitted or extracted .honey 100 +tr
beet hive of babas bees Alp and SOD 1 on
beet hive of blark bees Ito Al
beet honey extractor (hp
lit pr*ln.
01) SO
1.00
Jadrs. Dunlap, Chtppews virp: John
Perzuoou, ludepandence 4 gamut Dunbar. N.'w
Brighton.
CLASS Na 19—ireicarieous.
nest cane basket or frame'
hest husk or eheilligtaktt
best shell ftlMO
antileLti fruit
- .
best was flowers I DI
bat bread basket . no
best collection photompbs dip and '2 isi
beet oil painting dip and 51t1
best tired= Wolin; 2 00
best cedar work basket st)
best crystalized bonnet I It)
best crystalized work I It)
best paper catch-all 511
best wire catch-all stl
best rusUc basket Ili
best what net - 75
best book idsoil VI
best card-basket 50
held display of fancy goods led
best penmanship I (Si
Judgra—Mrs. James Groatcrosm, South Beaver
township Mlas Mary Potter, Raccoon township :
Mrs. Eli Reno, New Brighton.
CLASS No 20.—Genta' Diseretionary
W. 11. Marahail Martin Reed, John Dillan•
Robert Sterling, Andrew Carothers.
CLASS No. 21.—Z,M.fi k ee Discre lionarlf.
Mrs. Mattison Darragh. ,
% Mrs. Wren" Reed,
Mre. WiiiilM S. Barclay, X.TII. James Orr. Mr•..
John Lilian.
CISNIACA Nos. '3) and !1 wllitembmce all articles
not enumerated on the Premlnm List of the Suet
id,
ety. A correct Itst of the gam with Instructions
will be famished by the Sc tary to each Com
mittee on Tbundsy, at o' a. in.
Bute* and Regulations for the Gov.
ernatent cd the Fair.
IMINCTIONS TO cOXPETIToWI.
I. Competitors must become members of the
Society, and show their certificates of membership.
to the tiec:rtary befornt any enti ley can be made.
Numbered card) must be attached to Ali cr .
Miles, stack, &e., which will be Wretched by the
Elocretaty—butog an exact copy of his marl'.
111. All animals or articles must b. on the
ground before ID tido& an 'Thursday. that they
May Warranted In readiness for examination by
the Awarding Committees or Judges. .No mattes
will be received alter the first day at 4 o'clock. p.
m.• althoto,M articles may subsequently be exhi b.
Ited' brit not bar a premium.
IV. The same article will not be permitted to
compete lii more titan one class.
V. Judge* must not be Interfered with In at,
manner by soy person. Competitors telil Mere
fore not nin-te them-tare* known to the Judger, tio
ells It to shsolutely necticeary to examim.-
lion of machinery, stock, die.
VI. The femoral of any article or animal from
the ground* before three o'clock, p. m.„ of the last
day ol the fier without permission tattle Commit
tee, will barrel,. any premium which may have
been awarded by the Jud=s4.
VII. Uay and straw for stock will to fiwn tithed
free, snit grainat Cost price and an abuud4nci: of
water gilt be on the grounds for all pintos''s.
VIII. rio premium will be paid uotli October
.30. 142; and all premiums rent for will he paid
only on a wrlticn order to the Tresurer. (I N Al
klns,) to he rebuffed by him as Q rimeher for the
same In all cases premiums are to be recelpted
fur to the Treasurer.
.11 15
60 *5
75 CO
EA 25
IX. The General Superintendent and a Com •
ealttee will dir?..et as to the location of any article
which masslie placed on exhibition.
X. Competition In all the several classes shalt
tie strictly eonfitted to rlte county, except, iii en
trance for speed and such ariLles as shall come
under the j urisdiction of the Discretionary COM
mlutee which stun be composed of persons cho
sen by the Domed of Managers.
XI. DumPetitont must be owners of all articles
or animals put on exhibition. Any violation of
Ibis rule will forfeit the premium to the Society.
XII. No diolomas will in any CM.] be awarded
on second premien)s.
The managers reserve the right to with
hold soy premium given by the ludges tinder (Vie
representation or out to accordance with the lie
and regulations.
dip & 6.00
'Up"
I. AU the Judges are requested to report them
selves at the eland at 10 o'clock. a ru., Thursday
otherwise vacauchm will he immediately filled by
the Board. They will make full detailed reports,
and return to the Secret/sr, before 11.1 o'clock, a
in.. Friday.
IL Judges will not permit exhibitors to make
themselves kuowt to them unless absolutely tie-
CeP•alry. .
L. Judges must not be competitors in the same
clams In which be or she may be tompettog, lA' in
say way tette
IV. Jad es permit no persona to be
present at their examinations, except as above di.
rectea.
V. Jadirea shall in no case award either a Pro.
rniom or Diploma twice* on articles of specta I
merit.
VI ..Judezs on Ptock will at:ch red badger on
atl animals taking first premium and blue bodge/
OD all anima's pitting ccou d prirniumr.
Judgre hand - In iludr reports to the
Secretary as soon's.' they are completed.
VIII. J udge, sill pay no attention to any err
ele or animal without a nnmtered card derivia
limy the alias and ever ry.
IX. Judges in all cares will withhold premiums
where the animal or article is unworthy. though
there be no competition.
Certi irate of life Membership ($lO each) ad
mit all niembers of the family to the privileges of
the Society, except malts over 21 years of L1::e
11. l'ertiticutes of Annual Membership I) give
all the privileges fir the year, including succeed
lug election, and admit the heads of a family and
their children residing , at home, except males over
21 years of age. Single tickets (22 cents each)
will ba good for one admission only.
111 All articles in the Manufacturing or Me
chanical Departments mast he made In the coun
ty., %%Witt, a period of one year previous hi the
present Fair The Board of Managers may award
premiums on articles ul special merit (tom other
mirth,. or States.
IV. Each Imr..e or e.,lt (except tim., eng.r.; , <l
In hauling articles to the Fair, which Phan ie,t
remain 1, will he taxed :15 (-elite each, pair
of horrea ona owner -In harness or other. he, II
cents.
The floard of Itatutzers, which Int-hole* °Metro
will be preornt uu do. ground,. and %via be pleat...Ll
to cave infunitstiou to compctiturd. or oilier, it
/Orin!! It.
TheSeervtary of the Society wlll he ready Io re.
eeiveltirntriets for two weeks previous to the Fair ;
end would request all who ern, to mike ap
pileztion hefote the Fair. as It may tatlittate ar
ramTements that may he made tar their arrommo
dittlOo
In preyeutini; theft rm:Mug "Liet of Premium."
the Board whithe. to rtli attention to the Net that
It 'MIA under:roue a thorough reNll4 , .t. unit correc
tion. mill little n careful peru.st. (caring that in
variety and ratent It Ia not •Eirpn.roill by ;my
l'4,llhoy Society in uur Stilt'. the- , 1,04 . _
Into iiiimiiicrailon inu lie :CI t.i hoh
tr,Lf that we may have •:) whit 11
Cr...Mishit! to WI? A poLorla tint, arid to
the eizriculiurril inimmis or our roti!,l
jyr, ANSI!! 17.,
1 110
5 0
1m
SA)
110
11 lin eitinN Trefi , 4lllHo4/4. -- Several
young misses loft Beaver Falls one day
a couple of weeks ago on a berrying ex
pedition, awl before returning to their
homes they casually entered the orchard
of NI r. ltol.ert Stinson in Big Beaver
township. Mr. S.. saw them, and had
two of them arrested for malicious
trespass, and a hearing was hail last
week before .Justice McCreary of Beaver
Walls. Messrs. Stevenson: of Beaver
Falls and Dunlap of Beaver et ndueted
the defenee, and Mr. Eakin of Beaver
Falls the proseeution. After an exami
nation of all the facts, the girls were
discharged on the ground that they were
under the age which held them person
ally answerable to the law.
The father of the girls hail previously
arrested Mr. Stlnmon for assault and
battery on the persons of his ebiluren
while in the orchard. This case, like
the ono above referred to, also failed and
Mr. Stinson wag released.
Not Enough Girls to go Round
—lt i , reported that the complete census
returns of the Le ited States for give
us theme startling mtatisties (.lottp popu
.l7-4
!talon :
Men and bays, - -
NVomen and girls; -
Su rpi TIN of 1/1011 an4l bnys,
A surplus of 428.8. Tin men and boys is
something really startling, w nen it is eon
sidert d that Adam and Eye, one man
and one woman, is the law of the crea
tion. lint as in the matter of tw,utonts
there are more fatalities among boys
than girls, and more old maids than old
haehelots, our surplus of men :mil boys
is in the infantile, and not in the adult
population. "So time at last makes all
things et e n •"
Si
nil
I CP VI
I NI Yl
Greeley !lass Ilecting at Beaver
I.:Erroit A io.ve : A large andintluen
lial meeting was held here last iitght in
the open air, mined by delegations from
Beaver and New Brighton, Leo Miller,
Esq. of New York, being the speaker of
the evening.
\V. N. Morlan, - esq ~ Liberal Republi
can iaandidat.o for the Legislature, was
chosen to preside, who, with some very
pertinent remarks, introduced the
',peak vr.
Mr. Miller, as an orator,has few equals.
Ills manner is pleasing, his voice rich
and full, his enunciation ciear and dis
tinct. These, eombined with a logical
mind, a sympathetie heart, an.l a fluent
command of language are the elements
of the true orator; and such does Mr.
Miller possess,
Ile regards ours as the ;soarer of na
tions, which is marching onward to a
glorious 'destiny. Among the instru
mentalities to work out this great result
are the political parties, which, from
time to time, arise, accomplish their
mission, and haying dime are super
vened by a "new departure' . hotter
adapted to the needs and exigencies of
the hour. Dennieratic and Republican
parties, had each, in its turn, done its
allotted work in the orderings of Provi
dence. And now, a new party, adopting
tire g - iispel of Recwarilothoo, of Fraterni
ty •and good-will, was inaugurated and
was headed by the man, who striving to
be "a repairer ail' the breach, a restorer
of paths to dwell in - -the honest, hu
mane and magnanimous Horace t;ree
ley.
t(11 , to
J V
''S u
This was the party that was to harino.
nize the l'keortlant elements, and to pre
pare the way for still higher achieve
ments in the grand march of national
Progress in the future. And although
it might seem from the confusion that
reigned, that we were all at sea, yet as
even the sea is surrounded by the hori
zon of heaven, so our ocean of uncertain
ty, was overbroodeul by the love of God.
"The truth is marchingon."
This speech of an hotir and half in
length, was listened to with the greatest
interest. At the conclusion of which.
Sarni B. Wilson, esti., and Hon. Wil
liam McClelland were called upon, and
responded with appropriate and timely
remarks. And then the largo crowd dis
heornlinoot;': bright beams
Mmosius.
a pe n7 ei lto tt nea motohn:t
EMI
To OVII PATRO.7O 4 . — AR tho Slimmer iv
about closing and Fall is coming on, it. is
natural to think of a change of clothing,
and also how (lid the last suit wear and
please we. Those of you that bought
your suits at S. t J. Sneilenhurg's,
Broadway, New Brighton, and got satis
faction are hereby untitled that our
large stock of clothing wilt be Cott:.
plete in a few days, and we can assure
our patrons that in the future as In the
INSTRUCTIONIi TO IrDOEP
I=
-
- 19,116 1,506
Fall%
past it will be our aim to,gi co good goods
it ;reasonable prices. The equivalent for
your money in all eases. Those of you
that have never dealt 'with us we would
ask to give us a trial at our store, Broad_
way, New Brighton,
liAlistu,nru, Aug. 21, 1M72
Ma. Enerou : Tho t*ollou ing, clipped
from the 'State Journal' of Ibis morning,
is simply an appeal mew in behalf of s
man for Govennor who completely
under the euntrol of the oil po it ical
Twee l' of l'etemsy I vania I hat, he has not
hem' known to make a move nu the Pet
!Weal ettesishoar4l, tor the last to,o years,
which has not either Iseiot suggested or
dlOtsted by Simon Cameron or mime one
of his many hummers:
"HARMANErr N.)nol)Y's ,UPE
Wheneyer you" Lear tel of oir : - .osition
to 11 irirantl it is almost always iota-lined
by denunciation of bitnou Cameron. "Wc
have nothing against Ilartrtnat, but we
ate afraid of voting for Cameron," is the
argument upon which the disatreetcil base
their reason (Or cutting' the bras soldier
and lionnaL man at the heiol of the Re
publican State ticket,
lf the !miters are honest in their inten.
:ion or defeating Sinom Uarneriin, why do
they not nominate Republicans in the
Legislative districts who are known to be
in favor of another pecion for C. S. Sena
tiir? Simon Cameron ii not a candidate
for this posithin, and why, at this iii at
important periial of the campaign, 'nest
the election of a United S!atc._-.7 Senator
conflict with the election of a Governor'
Why jeopanfize the sitece,o4 of the minim
al ticket by venting spite against a heal
officer? All this n rangling in our own
ranks is water ou the wheel of the oppo
sition. Hartratilt ettnnot vote for C. S.
Senator, nor is be using Ins intim:nee for
any parPicular person for that position.
The api.rtionntent of our St etc 1460 C'oSe
that a Deimairatie Legislature might be
e,lpcted even if the Governor is saved.
"Let it be under Loud then that General
liartranft has never been the dupe of
combination or of any 4olitician, nor will
he ever be. lie is not owned by S.rn in
Cann ron or Andrew G. Curtin. nor do
either claim to own him. It is to the
pi
pie this great Commonwealth that lie
oks (or support and I.)r their it rasa.,
will he only be it set - Valli: .
• (i-n. Hart rant is a good.emnigh sort (if
triisy Groin!! !nail Xll liiy tiW:4 %SA:, , llltt ii
Ii re be distinctly t
hia over)' ar t :s rlictated by Sinnin
C.inwron awl the State Ti.ia,ary Ning,
and, it Ile( 1...0, N., id 3ppont no 10.10 ct
wW) wilt not 1,1,1;:t. ;101Ve',IllipOrt 0'
the rri.l r tral's -4 It erirrii to the
'rera.ttr•. \\'lwn illy nei l,hor. NVi in Fiir
[lcy, the above article
the ,iiattlitent, tit( ri in were un
true, awl htti4licil in his sin, vc ‘vheii hr•
atlyl.ol"ilig. nomination of c'a .1i,1,t.•' 1q-
Mr Form-y wt It knew the 111,111 : .15.1'1.!1 ,
Leci,l item ‘il'fl...,:1111141•It 1,. i..n Uir .
111 WWII of Lite 111/4)Vt• artU Iv, .111,4 . 111
the int , re:J. Cann r..m I,y a ,r(
tie ninfiCy ui llit• Tr. :I• Iry It 11:"
tiiiincroti ilcc'ari• in r i rr..-enve
'hat '" if he c 1)
U. S Ihr ••11' 1111
be a 1k inn at • Mr , nor
ot 10 r It.r l!-•
cup: I. II 11 'I./
ill:111 ,, n tit -.l:f I 'l' r,
0.,r Ittim I :in I
Mr F'
11 , 1, ' -• 11..
\\ ' r•m h •.1 I ::"u. 1-1,1
1113,1 tit L ,
r, :t \ I I},
1E!
fir,. , .:,r \I t 'it
wolki l lA, v.
Tie y mpg- .irt• ! 1:1
I).lmt. of Curtin a itli tli•it t buT
th.•c Will n\ ii) tarni•Liu_ it
it the >iiu e n flat 4
the latter :old his clan of Nittuaia; anti
State treasury tltitvi. Never in ltt3 life
has Curtin nilule the , lightc , t eth,rt
(lire 11"111.111ati , po•r,,n:!l
any 411,tre to t lii't•
liits 1.• it lit, Hi,:
yt•ars„iii,l i, thus I. ij.II, .1
1i4.311 - 12td.1.• HP; 11 , 111.111dt I 'II li; I I) I 111
c o unty, anti t. k
vcr Argus,' much a , 1,,,,t
dependiiie(
1 t• hy •TIA• P.O :1%1. r I ii :,I'lll3t. y ,, ur
candidat, wr r
fear. t.. an,‘t r p.tir int r.r . ,,z
cr, it cl ,te.l, he ‘N %oh. it‘r K 1,1;3
Came! TL.,I j.l-t he
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A [teaser llelllorratt declare!: for
111-;.i. V F.:IC, ;21, 1,7
Trr the eril(4 , l* Of OW Cllllllliel ir.l —ll.lt.
N. Martin, of uur c“titity, a -
tient IhAtirreral., ha.. leolareql f r errant
ant will givy Ills reason, In
,pt`et'll at utirliv'ttt Tut-o 1.1)
t•Vetling's Thls is a ‘aluatle
In nur party. Y,,tirs,
We clip the abose Iron' last Moonlit 's
Pittsburgh Cuminerciitt, t‘i say
that some one has been imposing upon
the C(llllilierri , ll, and at the saute time
treating Mr. 'Martin with extrt 1110 cru
elty. Instead of Mr. Martin heing au
" llon, - he is scarcely out of his "teens, '
has never held an official positnin i • Ills
life, and has not yet completed his legal
That lie has cliangeil),is
tics is possibly true, and if he t. unaLle
stud lt PI
t, give negative ate4wer, lathe
iug qUeStlOnm, NVO ! , resume no ()fie Wilt
be at much of a toss to know w by he
Mr. Martin is almost a stranger here,
and if ho is entitled to vote at tin, eivutein
at all and gets his ballot in that wtil ht. the
extent or the lenient " .rant Ai
will derive Iron 111:3"ConVerNion; Hero
art) our tuterrogalinles :
Ist. When you eatne to Beaver ahoi:t
a month ago, did y not toll vows of
your associates that you had !welt:lt - v(1 a
speech in favor of i:reelev
like to deliver it at varispottity the
county I
2iid. Did you u,a sAy a company of
three persons in Deaver soon alter your
return to this place: -'•I o as approachei
heat week by two pronilhent Itertibll
eatis of this place, and told by them that
there was plenty of money in this C3lll -
paii,lll, and if I would go N\ ith than, po
late:111y, I could ha% e Inv share of IC!"
We will wager a penny that if Mr. Mar
tin did not mend the above hole Co the
rrlll 1, it Sr as someone whose ob
jective isdli), was to liring Mr. M. into
ruin-uh.
NEW BRIGHTON GRAIN TIAILICET
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)111 Rea Wheat,
New Rea IVbelu,
ltre,
Corn,
Hats.
Buckwheat. -
MA It E
DDEIt )111St , N —tut the :"..2.1 "t"
August, by 'Squirt , Todd, Mrs.
nohimon, nt 1./LBorille, to Mr. B. F'.
Badder of Chippewa township.
II ICE—In Beaver Falk, on the '2. - Att of
Atikust, 1;572, of erysipelas fever, Mrs.
Ruth Ann, wife of Henry Hire,
in the 37th year of her age.
('RAM ER. —At the Beaver County
Home, August llith, 1S 2, Mrs. Rachel
Cramer in the 83d year of her age.
EM LEIL—At the Beaver County Home,
August lah, Eve I.:tiller, in the S7th
year of her age.
REED.—in New Brighton, Beaver Co.,
Pa., on Sabbath Angus: 11th, b- , 72, of
congestion of she brain, after an ill
ness of tem days. harry A. , son of S.
T. and M. J. Reed, aged 5 yearn and
I month.
-From S s - erue Dlx.a, And 1^ tverinc 'dorms,
Our little Ildrry'n Toni, the Saviour born;
And with you hrie.ht angelic form,
11, lives, to dle no more."
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Dauchv & Co's Advertisements,
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rro Trim woIiKING CLASS. mane or
a. mate, stio a week guaranteed. ltrn7pectable
- Crup'oyment at borne. day or everting; nu capital
f , •oniffil; fall Poitructione and valuable package
of goocbt to Start will, free by mall. Ad
dn•.... a tin nett return Pfllnll , . M. YOU:743X,
ru.lnroorttanit St.. bie•.v York. aug2l;itv
AGENTS WANTED—for the Nivea of
Grant Greeley
WILSON BROWN am! tilo
lending
61011 (fal l punks Over 40 Steel Portrigkio
, horrh twkc ttu coat as tha boo& ant# vr
m. r A•lta It lir ot% rral pacer. Mend
for < Wm. Aririre 711.01 It A Met RDI
518 Ara at • i a rtus , 2l iv.
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HORACE GREELEY.
The hest and only Edition written try hill:v..lr
and for our 1 2 C.IIIPAIGN MANUAL, n
took of the times for all parties. lunstr a t,i,
One A:zent sold ati in three days. Also-jot Ikad
lerA Lire or President Grant, and spiel - Aid POT
traitA of ranilltlnter- $.390 a month made. E. It.
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First Minim kiLlusrign
Double Elevated Oven, Warming
,Closet, Broiling
Door, Oend, r .card . Dumping ai)d shaking grate
Direct bro't. N% Ann EN .t Co.. 231 i Water
street, N. Y aul;21;lw
Wells' Carbolic Tablets
For Coootthla, Cold., and Iloauractichm.
Them fuldets pro-eat the ACI4I in Combluatior,
%fill oilier ellicieht rnnindlep, in a popul4r form.
for tl e 4 are of all 77,rm.:1 ,111,1 Lung DL.easer,
,0,1 1 lt. e rnlrno nt the Throat are tm
londia:nly rninwed and •Intements are constantly
better sent to the proprietor or of
Threat difficulties of years standing
CAUTION,(I. co by o.ortbless itn
(,.,t ~nly Well.' (:Embolic
'ranks. 1.r.e0• relit. 1, 4 1 - .I‘.liN 4/. 1 . 41.•
to Putt Sr N. Y. Send for War. Sold
Agent for the S.
$250 AK,:I I - 4- ‘);\ll . elelki I.l a- te% ilY
sample. free. S. M SrzNcfilt. Brattleboro, 1 t
Age• Send for etreulanc.and
nts.'
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Spot, o.+ur & 7:13 Srin..orn St.. Phil a.
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4. Samuel Ultirecam
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Nno Mil4er ....Jacob Miller
Harmony Sa os:zt• Bank ,4 Abram 'MAUI
.1 Walter .c Bro s. George You
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John Me , 'on'an ls Audrew J Uos
.1 Nl alter S. I.ro Ns Isane,i Fezel
.1 Walter .t. Bro 'us Henry Philliti
Prier \V Geller vo httterpon Mitchell
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SCALES,
Samson Standard Sulu.
Also, Store
Trucks, Patent Cash Drawers, and tiro•
cers's Supplies SCALES REPAIRED.
SOLIDER ft 1111'CLURG,
General Agents. f.:l Wood Street, Pittsburgh, P.
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