the Beaver Argus.
;ester. Pa., October 28d,187'2.
Thirteen Hundred.
E 172
Kates of
1211
1-
..r Bees,;' $2 00
"••ret , : do 350
• .'••• do 500
du 11 600 .
oduon ..... 800
,:atun .ji 11'00
o
.-LoloaU. •••1i 22 00
13 00 $5OO
600 400
6 00 900
800 10 60
11 03 15 00
15 00 4000
30 00 38 00
x.ectitors' NottegeS....s3 00
notices per line, ten eenv.
Payments to be mule Quarterly, except'
r rat ~:y.nt advertisements, which must be paid
~! 4: sqratotte and
MI
JOB WORK.
b sheet Bills 25 copies or less
additional copies Or leaa— .. ..
,rth . ..sheet Bills 2S copies or lest
a:is:moor-1 copies or .....
ii . r•lss.rt Bulls 25 copies or less....
34,13:i0n5! copies or 1e55.........
rhret 13:11s 25 copies or less ...
s dditiorial copies or less
is In Equity fire pages or less...
E. 1. 11
s 1 itlonal
SI pisia. one quire.
cb addition& quire
r Job ‘v . or at same rates.
TIME TABLE.
ilereland & Pittsburgh R. R.—halos
East leave Bearer Station as follows: !dor-
Act•orin 917. Mali, 2. p. m.;Evening Past
Tmoni golni; Nest 'leave itteavcr Station 8J rdi
1;46 a. tn.; Accommodation and
- -
The attention of the public is-directed
t o thefollowing New AdvCrtisenients
ittch appear' for the first time in the
it ,it - q to -day:
Notit'e -Dr. Keyser
:••••• o[i -cc-Holloway's
Nouce,s.. J. Snellenburg. 37
sales-John Grtehing ltisq3ur
Notice-ritraw ,S; Morton
.• rtistment -E P. Roberti
Nonee,e-E. P. Roberts, .....__ ........... __73
rtieeruent-Aiellor Jr Hoene 5i I,C
, •7t 1-,m,nt -Barrett S, Co
institute
ml Notices-nibbled__
I,A:cry-J. M. Puttee,
!ecrtiscuient -Joan Veazy
—llanc be v S Co _
utor's Nonce—Eliza Hodgeis
..,,v—G. W. Cool:
Notice—R. T. Tsylor
:tor's Notice—Hugh Moore,
ilenver College.—The hilt term Of
14-sutution, roar in such a flourish
;, dud rigorous condition, opens next
„ 1,, at which time pupils may enter
~, t ‘ outage. tippo rtunities are afford
-1 ; r the young to prepare themselves
r I.asine.,4 and usefulness.
11.1 y for cash, and sell at cash prices. Clieap
. to W. A Smittffßochester, Pa. i.iclti;
rista t'asualty.—Saturday night
~: Mr. Henry Brown, who resided .
,k ii his family on Thomas Conway's
:3rol, above Freedom, started down the
rail track to purchase groceries in
:eedoin. His prolonged absence alarm
& his wife, who caused search to be
111. i ie for him. His lifeless body was
iii the gutter beside the down
-1,, about 3 o'clock Sunday morning.
:,ere is a sharp curve in the truck at
;10 , place where the corpse was found—
.wout tths of a mile above Freedom. It
1- supposed the deceased, stepped on to
ti*i down track to avoid , an up train on
the other tract., and was struck by a lo
comotive from the rear. He was a tem
perate, industrious, upright citizen, who
haves a family to 'mourn their bereave
[Lieut.
A. floe arwortmesit of how and rash ribbons
found at tho Cheap ht -we of W. a.
. Itoch,ter. Pa.
Five Hundred Thousand.--500,000
fifes of Green's August Flcnver has
+0 ...old in this State in three months.
*\ ask you to go to the drug stores
• Andriessen, leaver, S. Hannon,
or Gilliland & Kerr, New
Pa.. and get a bottle free of
r a regular size at seventy-five
• Bottle warranted to cure
L-1.1 ~r Liver Complaint, Sick
r.,tivenesss" Heartburn, Wa
-1 7' ra`L, 'Stomach, Indigestion,
Al . deranged Stomach and
t lir. lioschee's German Syrup
nov29;ly.
Tat Collectors' Receipts, de.,
SaJe. -We have just printed and
Lac , for sale, a lot of blank tax receipts,
-•; 1, a, are given by borough and town
,,llectors. We have also on hand,
mortgages, executions, warrants
,;,..•nas, summons, bonds, &c.,
which will be sold at the usua
,pr — : 40 tame Lumber of phltrriraph, and
.• ome from the Gallery of SL A. 'small.
r. recommend them.e.vea to the puhhc
• k FARM FOR A STortE.—A first-class
!-; t;...tds and Groeery Store in a good
. .tut , tn, near to the best markets in
.•ttt nty —now doing a good business
!)e had for a good farm. Store and
. . it n; . ;:' , "alned at from $15,000 to $20,000.
beNt reasons given for wanting to
•!r C. Apply to, or addrea Steven
• WlLli4li, Beaver Falls, Pa. [jel2;tf
Specks" A Co. In ft New
-James M. A lieu ,alias `Speek%;
his ass.ciates, while in Beaver Falls
s•ded and roomed at the Metripolitan
•el, in that place. The lannlord, un
•r--tanding his business, made them
every Saturday night Their
~ e ttlement carried them up to Sat
- iav night, September '2Sth. On the
of - the .id of October, learning that
.r business there had leaked out, and
(dll , -e,rs of the law were on their
f- telt, they "lit out," and left a board
tive or six days standing unpaid.
landlord is thus out of pocket some
, •!Ltlitcen or twenty dollars, and is at a
to know to whom to present the bill
; , .t. lniuidntion. The party or parties
aL rect , llitnelided Allen ).,) the County
11, as une of the I to:pectors for Bea
vor Falls, should, and doubtless will ,
!.e , t the bill, and we advise Mr. Hardy—
e landlord—to make an effort to aseer
•• !I NVI3 ,- ) they are without delay. It they
1-;:ine to "come - down," there is clearly
"honor among thieves."
Phase
fl•ir Always a pond P nn hand. iis Lug! nr
:nil tr akes quick sales. Rail sina3l prutlta his
•• • Call at the Cjleep c tore 0: W. A Smith,
• Pd.
:;nod buggies, wagons, carrtagss,
wagons, sulkeys, buck-boards.
'.. 4. , to Ingraham Bind's, near the
in Rochester. All orders prom pt
.1.1,11,1cd to. sept4;ly
' , lore About Stanley.—Edward
t 4 of the Boston Journal, in the No
. rt number of Srrilaier's Monthly
an account of an expedition
the Spanish Revolutionists,
took in company with Stanley
• 1.., :n6r.tone discoverer.
and butter takenOtr eichanwe
t al: hinds, at Il!bbard'o,.—flocbetter.
For the Beaver Arg,tot
Ln ,T*l• I make no tharge, bnt I wish to
: e few facts: Immediately after the letter
• to J C. Hart, Clerk of the Cotirt, by the
- -yf of the Beaver tou-ty Bar, asking for In
. touching the appointment of Altcn,
, p, k+, as one of the Return ;topectora for
•• 7 Falls, he at once had a conference with
r - • 4.,!;: , :ty and Itutan. After that conference,
I tte lawyers who waited upon him that he
ann. er their communication Di Olge week.
after the Clerk made that reply.
..'• hilly and Rutan Rent Eliot, and have not
LatorJu the a - T.O: Messrs. J L. B.
Beaver Falls, and J B. Barran of
tooli an Eastern trip. Now. can any
. L. a hat ill this journeying toward the ris
j • meant , . and what it will 11l el bring forth?
.a-" writ;az the abova I have learnea that
io•lerr to LI,S . East al I met at the "Lochiel
'•ln !Janis:n - 11v. on ot.t Saturday night. and
'Awn arta than• "rooked up" will, no
~ 1. , made puhlic to u few days. of course,
HAM a forth-coming an,wer was not writ
nat time and place
The Poets of Serfbner•r Month-
I) . --The October number of Scribner's
. I b , nthly contained four poems by wo
in.sfi. The writers are Mary E. Bradley,
Coolidge, Charlotte P. Baler,
Louisa Bushnell. The Press comment
un the poetry of the number ills being
• f remarkable excellence.
The poetry of the November number
to he contributed entirely by women,
! . liey are :—Christiana G, Rosetti, Celia
Thalter„ "fl 11.," Mra. Whitney and
Enzabetti Akers Allen. Here are nine
NJPrus by nine different women, and all
i% to be presumed of unusual merit..
The December nutnberiwill contain a
Pc , ern by the celebrated English Poet,
Robert Buchanan,
Inir A meeting of the Democratic Cowl
ty Committee will tre held at the .Court-
House, in Beaver, on Monday October 28,
at 11 o'clock, a. m. A full turn out Li
earnestly requested.
E. B. DA VOIIERTY; C hal EL
J. H. MCCREERY, Sec'y.
.200 do; of those) low priced un
der shirta and drawele at S cC J Snellen
barg'atßrgadway, New-Brighton.
MITE
sl'oo $lO 00
000 13 Ou
11 00 18 00
ism 21 00
4t l 00 38 00
38 00 60 CO
60 00 100 00
Holland on Ilyaelnthe..-Scribncr's
Monthly for November will have an
editorial on Father Hyacinthe, in
which Dr. Holland strongly defends the
priest's recent marriage, and bursts
scorn at his protestant revilera.
,x49-Mens' youths' boys' and children's
clothing at the Beaver Co. clothing store,
J Snellenburg, Broadway .New
Brighton.
, csCompllmentary.—At a meeting of
tft'e ,Board .of Managers of the Beaver
County Agricultural! Society heldat the
Court House, on Saturday October 12th,
18.2, the following resolutions were
'unaniniously adopted :
500
1 50
SOO
200
1500
200
200
100
Resolved, That the thanks of the So
crety are due and are hereby tendered to
the Harmony Society for past favors,and
more especially for the carefully select
ed flowers and ornaments presented for
the decoration of Floral Hall, at our last
Fair.
Resolved, That the Board express the
highest appreciation of the labors of the
committee of !tidies and gentlemen who
decorated Floral Hall, for the taste evirk,-
, ced both in design and ornamentation
and also to the lady exhibitors whose
contributions proved the chief attrac
tions of the Fair.
Resolved, That the judges er the +lev
eret classes, for their prompt and careful
action in the performance of the duties
assigned them, are entitled to our hearty
thanks. :v
By order of the Board,
T. 0. NSA eTZ, Rec. See.),
"Takes the starch right out."—liib
bard (R,ochoster) "takes the starch right
out" of the high prices and sells goods
cheap. 0ct2.3-2w
Irqbw
_lyiel
I+qt3w
I.lv.
Iligginson on Ilan borne.—Col.
T. W. Higginson will publish a paper
on Ilawthorne,s "Septitnius Felton,"
in the November number of Scribner's.
1..q6w
ILV-Snellenburga, the headquarters of
clothing buyers, Broadway, New• Brigh
ton
Prayer and Pills, Is the title of
aneof Flo Hand's Iglitorials in the No
vember Scribner.
.1. - S_To the ladies. A large assortment
of childrens' over coats and jerseys in
all colors at S J Snellenburgs', Broad
way New-Brighton.
"Simon says wiggle waggle" right in
to Plibbard . t. store Rochester.) and buy
your goods and save money by doing so.
oct23-2w
Col. Wm. Hopkins, of Washing
thn county, having received a larger
tiUmber of votes than Mr. Mitchell, of
(Butler, has been elected as the Democrat
ic Representative from this district to
the Constitutional Convention.
y...sl* - Neat but not gaudy. If you want
your clothing made in Ist class style,
patronize S J Snelleburg, merchant
tailors, Broadway, New-Brighton.
_•Repeaters.'•—Go to Hibbard's
(Rochester) and buy your hats, bonnets,
feathers And flowers, and do so repeated
-1 0ct2.3-2w
••The Demonsot the Shadow."
the title of a curious paper by Moncure
D. Conway in the forthcoming Novem
ber number of Scribncea, in which ho
gives what may be called the "Natural
History of the Devil."
Go to Hibbard's• Rochester, for
good goods at low prices+. o' tZi-Yw
To Ladies in want of millinery
goods, we would refer to Deuces estab
lishment, 3d Street, Beaver, whore the
most fastidious may be suited as regards
style and price. Mrs. Bence has just
opened the second large stock for this
season, of winter millinery consisting
in part of hats, bonnets', plumes, tips,
flowers, ribbons, velvets, frames, .ac.;
which for style, beauty and cheapness,
cannot be surpassed. Having many
years ofpractical experience in / the mil
linery business, Mrs. Bence can offer
extra inducements to her customers du
ring this season. Hats and bonnets are
also altered and lone over at reasonable
rates. "We always have on hand a sup
ply of neat mourning bonnets and other
mourning goads; also just received now
style shawls, gloves, skirts, hair goads,
scarfs, velvets, lace collars, C c., at the
lowest prices. Stamping done to order.
Butter, eggs and chickens taken in ex
change for goods, at the old stand,
, 3d
St., Beaver. oct9-3w
_.?.`have you grow❑ up !OUR. or small
ty,ys, S C J Snellenburg ran tit them in
clothing of their WXII make, made and
trimmed 111 a Nn. 1 style at Broadway,
New-Brighton.
lnything lwat I;rard. — But
the low prices at 11 ihbani'm Hoehestor
fur dry goodm, notions, millinery, felt
skirts, velveteens, ,to., beau any-
The Horne and Him Rider.--It
was a happy day f , r the horse and his
rider when the „thi.4:eNsy Lownent was
introduced as a cure for the external in
juries and di.eases of both. In the sta
ble, the barn, end the household this
wonderful emollient is equally useful.
If a horse k spavined, or foundered, or
harness galled, or afflicted with(any oth
er of the many superficial ills tin
equine flesh is heir to. the Liniment ef
fects a sp,edy cure. and it is equally el%
ficaeious when applied to draught oxen
or cows suffering from outward swel
lings, strains or hurts ofany description..
As an application for bruises, cuts,
burns, rheumatism, stiff joints. sprains,
neuralgia, earache, and toothach, it takes
precadenee for all other topical restos-4VA"
and is therefore n =articlei of 'frill ne
cessity in families .
1 - • hPro arr now? 4 )n Broadway
New-Brighton. Where is the multitude
going? to S i .J Snellenburgs' clothing
store to be fitted in raiments new fur the
upproaehing cold spell—moral: So like
wise you Will 'be benefited thereby and
your purse diminished but litele.
Con.terrahre plea.vc copy Swllenburgs
EOM
Z4l - I io to Ilibhard's, Itoche-qer. 1 - 4,r
good goods at low prices. orr.:3-2w
I.'sriio to Hibbard's. Hocbe%ter
good goods at low prices. o e • w
Mr. Inane Norm, or Industry town
kldp. has our "undivided . ' thank .4 1. r a
basket 1, f vory finely illyot.3d, and Im
men4ely large apples:. They em brace a
number. of tho ddierent varlet iel,and all
are exceedingly easy to take.
The M 011. 1 .4 Fair, under theaospi,!,,
of tlu.„lnductrial I . ..Ahibition Company at
New York, it is iNn ru^•_, =r•d to make
perpetual The ea ital st,,ek 11,
pang is C,0(0,00O\ A ti, i et ~f
blocks of land has been secured, bound
by Third and Fourth avenues, Ninety
eight street and One Hundred anti Si-,.find
street, New York. It co;', i. 551.700,000 and
$200,001 deposit has been paid on it:
The remainder is to be paid early next
year. The streets and avenues ero,sing
the property are to be closed by law and
the company is glvtri power to Imild on
them, but the present idea is to build over
them and keep them open to the public.
Membership W. ill be $lO for &taihnissions:
iflOtt for lite; $3OO for family life; no tle'li
itts transferrable. There will he 1:2.74,M0
feet of space to rent. Upon this is to Ike
erected a vast and substantial seructurte
with wary convenience for the exhibition
of every description of the world's pro
ducts in nature, art and manufacture.
ANTI-"SPECiP
Mg
Fraudulent Vottng.—Legal pro
ceedings have been commenced against
two individuals in Industry township,
for voting on fraudulent naturalization
papers in that township, on the Bth of
October. On being closely questioned,
we understand, they admitted that their
naturalization - papers were made out in
Philadelphia and sent to them by mail.
It is scarcely necessary to say that those
poor, Ignorant creatures were handled
by the Hartranft politicians of that
township, and made to - commit a crime
which will probably land them in prier
on. "Whither aro we drifting?" -
A tagnotic Project
Sport Ahead.—Fret Annual *set
ing of the Beairer Driving Association—
First Class Horses to be Here—The first
annual meeting of the Beaver Driving
Association will bo held on the grounds
of the Beaver county Agricultural So
ciety, commencing on Thursday; Octo
ber 2-ith, and will continue three days.
The premiums offered are very large,
anim t unting to $2,000. Four orthe fastest
pacers in the United States, "Copper
Bottom," "Voorhis," "Uarry" and Gip
sy , Tam" —have been entered for the
race; also a number of celebrated trot
ting and running horses. The follow
ing are . tito f premiums on the, different
races.
races. . 4 -•
.
FITIST. I/AY-THURSDAY OCTA' 24T11
Purse No. I—Premium, 8100.00. For
Boavef county horses that have never
trotted better than three minutes. tlo A
as they please. First premium, $50.00: 1
2d, $35.00; 3d, $15.00. t' •
Purso No. 2—Premium $400.00. For
all horses that have never trotted better
than 2:40. First premium, $,M0.00, 2d,
$125.00, 3d, 675.00.
Purse No. 3—Premium $150.00. Run
ning 1 mile and repeat, 2 in 3, to Rule.
First premium, $50.0 1 ; 2d, 8.V..00; 3d,
$35.00.
SECOND DAT-FRIDAY, OCT. 25th.
100
Purse No. 4—Premium ~ .00. For
all horses that have never otted better
than 3 minutes. First Pr Iniurn $150.00;
2d, $100.00; 3d, $50.00. L
Purbe No. s—Premium $lOO.OO. Free .
to nil pacing horses. First premium
$2(X).00; 2d. $123.00; 3d, $75.00.
'TIMM 15.t.T-QA,TURDAY, CM. 2GIII.
Purse No. o—Premium $350.00. Free
to all trotting horses. First premium
$200.00; 2d, $100.00; 3d, $50.000.
Purse No. 7—Premium $lOO.OO. For
Beaver county horses that have never
paced better than 3 minutes. Go as
they please. First premium $50.00; 2d,
$35.00; 3d, $15.C0.
Purse No. B—Premium $1:00 - 00. Run
ning—bast 3in I—to Rule. First pre
mium $100.00; 2d, $70.00; 3d, $30.00.
The officers of the Association are—
President, Capt. 1). ill. Donehoo; Vice
Presidents,- Hiram Reed and Joseph
Hays: Secretary, Capt. James Darragh;
Treasurer, C. 11. Clark. The officers
are all experienced in the Inanagsment
of racing matters, and we predict this
will be one of the most successful exhi
bit ons ever hold inWestern Pennsylva
nia. The ladies are admitted free.
lIM
Several communicatiMts and other
matter prepared for this paper, have
been unavoidably omitted.
Leg Broken . .—Mi..T. V. Winans.of
the Foundry establishment of Mr. John
- Thorniley. of Fallston, met with an ac
cident a few days ago, which resulted in
the breaking of one of his legs bolo*
the knee. lie was on a wagon, and the
'vehicle breaking down, a portion of it
fell upon his leg, and injuring it as above
stated.
- -
GRA ND °PENANG.
Opening of E. P. Roberts' New Jewelry
Store—The Finest Jewelry House i n
the City—E leyunt Fixtures, Immense
Ntoek, &c.
A few months ago We made mention
of the demolishing of the time-worn
buildings on the corner of Fifth avenue
and market street, ant of the new build
ings to be erected in their stead. In an
ex , :cedingly short time an imposing four
story building has been erected, which
in design and construction, isTully equal
if not superior to any of the kind on
Fifth avenues It is constructed of
coarse brick, cut stone and iron, with
floors laid on the European plan. We
desire to call attention to that
part of the building occupied by Mr. E.
P• Roberts, No. 16 Fifth avenue. on the
first floor. The front of nearly twenty-
five feet present-s a very massive appear
ance, and is finished in solid walnut,
with rich carvings. Tho French Plate
Glass Windows aro of Immense size, be
ing the largest in the city. The vesti
bule is laid with illuminated tile.
on entering the store-room we wore
surprised at the great flood of light
which pervaded it as admitted through
the French plate. The light affords tine
facilities for the display of goods. The
internal arrangement is a complete suc
cess In every particUlar. Seven largo
Walnut Show Cases,_sixty feet in length
adorn the walls. The cases are double
extra oil finished and elaborately carved
and vereered. An immense Plate Glass
Mirror with walnut and inarble base
stands the centre of the room. On
the counters running on each side of
the store are tine Silver Mounqi Show
Cases, measuring forty feet in all. The
gas fixtures, flooring and counters, are
all in the hest of style. With the Watch
Department, C.ock room and Private
()dice we complete the outfit and turn
oar attention to the display of good., the
stock having been purchased especially
for the opening of the now store, wan a
great attraction. Tho fine watches, rich
jewelry, silverware and "yen] antique•'
bronzes, as displayed, was grand beyond
description. Of the general stock, as ox
hil•fted. it may ho truthfully said that it
is the choicest and most elaborate e% er
brought to the city. our verdict is with
the hundreds who have visited the •torn
during the past few days—"that is the
hand , oniest Jewelry store in the city. -
Mr. Roberts has proven himself fully
alive to the interests of the city in open
ing such an establishment as this. His
past reputation, with his new enterprise
•will win hint a host of new patrons.
Thi*iatno stand has been occu pied by
Mr. E. P. Roberts and the former pro
prietor, J. M. Roberts, for twonty-five
years past, and is knod•n of throughout
the entire community. Patrons of the
house, and readers generally, aro invit
ed to visit the new establishment.—Pitts
A mysterious combination of cir
cumstances has recently been brought
to light in North Beaver township, this
'county, which caused considerable ex
itement; and as it is one of the roost re
markable occurrences which has lately
come within the range of our observa
tion, we shall give account of it for the
gratif cation of nor readers. A short
time sloven middle was left at the barn
of Mr. Hugh Hope, which after remain
ing a few days, was secretly taken away
by sight. Soon after this, a dead horse,
and also a dead dog was found in the
woods belonging to Mr. Sampson. It
was found upon examination that the
horse had been killed by being knocked
on the head, but strange as it may ap
pear, no one in that locality had ever be
fo're seen the lirse. But hero comes the
srtangest part of the story. At no great
distance from the dead animals, a new
made grave about si E t ff et in length,
carefully covered with was found,
which on being opened, disclosed the
fact that it was only two feet deep, but
that it was tilled with different earth
i from that in which it was made. Noth
ing further was discovered. No ono
conid give any information tending to
throw any light on the subject. The in
dications aro that a dark deed of cold
blooded murder has been perpetrated,
' but all is its yet wrapped in a thied cloud
of Impenetrable mystery. Wo anxious
ly await further developments.—Ncir
Castle Gazette.
MS
What fa thought or the Beaver
Falls Outrage.—)ye heard a promi
nent gentleman of this county, and one
who is universally esteemed, say the
other day
, that ho would rather be recog
nized as a horse thief, than to be in any
way implicated In the Allen alias
"Specks" atttempt to pollute the ballot
box at Beaver Falls, on tho Bth inst. As
a horse thief hir , ,would only injure one
man—the persoti whose horse be. had
stolen, while as an k abettor, alder or tic
compliNi of ballot-box stuffers, he would
not only bo injuring a whole communi
ty, but striking a blow at the free insti
tutions of the country.
-13Ctirza, Pa.,,0ct.1.20,1872.
JOILN C. ' HAAT, NW, Clerk of Courts.
Dir,au But:—On the third day of Octo
ber, 1872, by ii , frtne of an Act of Assem
bly authorizing you to appoint two Re•
turn Inspectors of elections for the , bor
ough of Beaver Falls, in this county;
you appointed as one of such Inspectors
a man calling himself, among other names,
James M. Allen or James M. Allen, sr., a
stranger in our community, and univers•
ally knotill.as a "rcpeatei" anti a scoun.
drel. One of titti untielslemed, a gentle•
wan in whose ve4):ity the other subscrl
berl hereto have the tn.)st undoubting
zontideuce, saw the certificate of Allen's
appointment in your - office and in your
own hand writing; and another unim
pealiltkie witness will testify, that he
vassiesent henyou deliverial)t to a elt•
zenNif Beaver fails. indetAl; ao far as
tve4 . 9te informed, you have never denied
tiELtrYoll one of raid In
stletorst-on the toiitral, hive ad
mitted it to mire than tole of the under.
signed.
Now, in view of your certificate, pub
lished on Monday, the ith instant, that no
PETITION asking the appointment of said
Allen was ever tiled in y our CifiCe, as well
as the affidavits of J. L. B. Dawson and
Harry Patterson published therewith,
that TtlEv did not mom:mewl uaal ap
pointment; and furt h er, in t i.w of the
tact, that your certiti 14tt. MOMSLid has
been improperly used aud construed us a
denial that said appointment was ever
made, the undersigoed, members of the
bar of Beaver county, and a itbout tbs.
stinetion of virty, bi* leave to respectful
ly request written answers to the .follow•
lug inquiries:
Ftusa. At whose request, instance or
recommendation (made either in writing
or otherwise) did you appoint the said
Allen a Return Inspector of elections for
the borough of Beaver Fal.s, or • wall
whom did you consult relative to such
appointment before making the same, and
when and to whom •did you deliver the
certificate of appointment.
SECoND, At whose instance, request or
suggestion, and under what circumstan
ces dal you assume to revoke, or cancel
.the appAintinent of said Alien?
Tuna), Please furnisn us with any oil'
er information relative to this matter
whereof you may be posessed,
As your action in making this appoint
ment was 01 a wifely runnic and oFFiciat
character and not a thine to be surround
ed with mystery, you will readily per.
ceive,that, tinder existing circumstances
the foregoing inquiries arc strictly pert
inent au proper, and seek as any citizen
desirous of probing an attempted traud
has a right to make. We as members of
the bar and officers of the courts whereof
you are clerk, are especially interested in
having the charge now being made
against yourself fully cleared up. We
therefore tru.t that your answer to the
above questions will be so rum. and
FRANK us to completely allay all suspi•
cams of any criminal intento..,:vur part,
and cause the respect and cotv*ence with
which we have hitherto regarded you to
- remain unimpaired. Hoping for a speedy
reply, we remain very respectfully, .
11 B. Chamberlain S. Magsw,
S. B. Wilson; Henry Bice,
.1. K. Pffirsoll, E. B. Daugherty.
John J. Wickham, H. It. Moore,
J. lI McCreary Frank Wilton,
J. M. Buchanan, F. 11. Agnew,
J. 11. Cunningham E. P. Kuhn,
Joseph Ledlie, James Cameron
Johnß. Young. .
To the Hon. B. B. Chamberlin d: Others
GENTLBMEN:—In reply to your com
munication of Oct. 12th, MI addressed
to me, I have to say that on the 12th day
of September, 1872, a petition for the ap
pointment of return inspectors of elec
tion for the borough of Beaver Falls, was
filed in my office, signed by several cit
izens of said borough, and asking the ap
pointment of George W. Nelson and
chrfstian Moulter.Aboth republicans) as
4 4
such inspectora said I thought there
ought to be one man from each party ap
pointed, but that I would see abopt the
matter. Some time after this, I met J.
L. B. Dawson and H. C. Patterson, at
which time they asked me what I had
done about the appointment of addition
al election officers for the borough of
Beaver Falls. I said I bad not eoneln
tied; they then gave as a reason for ask ,
log the appointment of two republicans,
that with the full republican vote Out,
they could elect three out of the four in
spectors to elect, and they thought they
were entitled to as many by appoint
ment as they could elect by ballot. I
told them I would not be In a hurr'y
making the appointment, a:.d that if 1
appointed one from each party, they'
could suggest one and the democrats the
other. About ten days or two weeks bo
foro the election, I asked the advice of
J. S. Buten, who passed the law, what I
should do, and he advised me to ap
point one man from each party; I said
to him, you tell Dawson and Patterson
what you think about this matter, for I
thought it my duty to appoint one Re
publican and ono Democrat, and I did
not want to offend them. This he prom
ised to do if ho saw them. The next
day he told too ho had seen Dawson in
Beaver, and had insisted upon the
apptfintment of one man from each par
ty: that Dawson had told him to have
me withhold the appointment until ho
consulted Pattfison and others.
The next day t '- ) ie (Mr. Ratan) handed
me a note addressed to him which,-was
as near as I can recollect, as follows t_
"iloN. J. S. lICTAIS, Dear Sir:—]lave
James M. Allen and Ira Ransom, sr. ap
pointed return inspectors for Beaver
Falls borough. [Signed,] J. L. B. D."
I asked :4r. Rutan who Allen wits.
Ile replied he did not know; that he
knew hansom; who was the leiding
Democrat of Beaver Falls. Which note
I carried in toy pocket or loft in my
table drawer until the evening of Oct.
if , 72, when I wrote out yike certificate
appointing Ira lIMISOIII, 4.1.( (Democrat)
I then started to Ito Post.otlice, and
wet J. Dawson and li. C. Patter
son on the pavement in fr nt of the'
Court-ID - tom when one of them asked
me if I had made- the appointment of
election officers Gil' Beaver Falls. I told
him I had. Ile then said, "Give me the
certificate for our man." I said the cer
tificate was not made out, but if they
would wait a few minutes I would
write out one for them, chick they
agreed to do if it did not take me too
long. I then went to my office and wrote
out a certificate for James M. Allen and
gave it to Mr. Dawson, and my impres
sion is that he did not road it, but put it
into his pocket and started home,
was then late in the evening; and I pre
sume B. Daugherty, esq., Chairman
of Democratic County Committee, seen
Allen's certificate, for he was standing
looking on the paper while I wrote a
part of it. Mr. J. M. Phillia [Democrat]
was also standing near me, but can't say
that lie seen what I Was writing. That
same evening, before 1 had retired, I
waiinformed I had appointed the wrong
ma return inspector for the borough of
Beaver Falls. " Why," I said, " I had
appointed the man they 'requested me
to." My informant said he know noth
ing about that; all he knew wtts that they
wanted the appointment I had made re
voked, and George W. Nelson—the man
named in their petition to Court—ap
pointed. I said, "All right, I will make
the change now;" and the next morning
I went to my office and wrote out his
certificate; which certificate I took to
Beaver Falls on same day which it was
issued.
And in conclusion I will sa`y that I
made the appointment of James M. Al
len in good faith, supposing ho was a
bona fide citizen of said botough; and I
revoked the appointment with no other
idea than that a mistake had been made.
JOHN C. HART, Clerk of Courts.
Mr. Hart, in the foregoing communi
cation reveals the astounding fact, that
although a petition numerously signed,
for the appointment of G. W. Nelson
and C. Moulter wai then filed in his °Mee
he appeinted Jams M. Allen through a
letter adArliased to a third person, and
signedottr. with initials! Why did he
disratmir-,the 'petition? Why was the
note M:i" which Mr. Hart based an im-
IMINNEIMMOM
ELECTION PRECINCTS
Beaver bow
Beaver Falls bona
Bridgewater bore
Brighton Imp
Borough tmp
Baden born
Big Beaver twp
Chippewa tarp
Darlington twp
ticonomntwp
Franklin twp
Freedom bow.• •• —• ......
Fallatou b0r0......... ......
Georgetown bow
°mews twp
Glasgow
Hopewell twp
Harmony ....
Hanover (11•Gritro'i 0144_
(Frankfort
Indopende nco .1
ludastry twp
Marlon Imp
Moon twp
North Sewtckty twp..
Now tiewieltly (Featilti . dist.)
(Preed'tttilist.)
Naw <Wilco boro
NoW Brighton (N. W.)- •
(M. W.)
.•
(S. W.)
Ohio twp
PAttooson twp
Ybillipsbarg boro '
Pnlaskt twp.... .......
Raccoon twp
Rochester boro e
Rochester twp .....
Sonth,Beaver twp...
St. Clair bow
.....
portant official act, and Which itn meth
ately became an,office piper, bist or dc-1
atroyed? W hy does not Mr. Hart an
swer tho sedond inquiry contained In
the !otter of the mcmqrs of the bar,
and tell at whose instatiee the appoint
ment was revoked? TiMe will not per
mit us to comment further on Lilo above
strung() rov*tion ut: t4ltp presonetitne.
We shall probably have - more to say
next week
.._
Rev. Dr. Loomis. Or the Allegheny
Colleko, Meadville, Pa., spent a few
days in Beaver last creel:. The Dr. is
an able minister of the 'M. E. Church,
and but few men Ml the pulpit In this
place whom our people would rather
hear than himself. He invariably finds
a full house when it Is known he In
tends to preach in Beaver.
An American Novel.—Dr. Hol
and's serlat story, entitled "Arthur
Bonnicastle," to bo commenced in &rib-
nor's Monthly for November, and con
tinued through the year, will be autobi-
ographical in form, and In a differellt
vein from the wailer stories of this wri
ter. It will imeorporstemmeh of per-
sonal experience, abound In interesting
incidents, and will deal with some of the
most important problems of Amor:can
life. The illustrations of tpis story by
Mks Hallock will be among tho best
that have appeared in the Magazins.
For the Roaver Algue:
"And the Colored Troops rotght BraveV
ED. Aeons :—Just previous to the
late election it was discovered by those
whose special business it was to keep the
colored troops in line, that some - ivicked
Dimnicrats or Liberal Republimns had
got among the fold and,so mixed the
ticket, that "Brudder Bruin,"•and the
other distinguished descendants of ;
Hain were in doubt as to whether they
had the Cameron or the Bud:slow ticket.
Fearing that the cloud of votes that was
to roll from "Africa's sunny fountains."
might not suit the "Col." or J. V. McD t ,
that pure patriot, and incorruptible
atateman, who claims to have left the
Democratic party to its great grief and
who had, it Is said, no loss than forty
thousand reasons for so doing, took
counsel together with other astute poli
ticians of Bridgewater, and called the
"Corps d'Afrique" to meet at, the Afri
can M. E. church in that lace to the and
that their tiottaiisieAgisilrFfnepepobed,and
the troops gladdened with tho presence
of some of the white brethren. After
things had boon investigated to tho sat
isfaction of one of:the committee (the one
that could read( i 8 was further proposed
to afflict the assembled admirers of our
friend, Col. Quay, by calling upon the i
redoubtable J. V. for a speech. Ye
dods ! what a speech it was ! The cor
usnations of sparkling wit, and the
'soul stirring clog uenco,wer e incompara
ble. Visions of Demosthenes, and Cic
ero, of Webster and Clay flitted through
he brains of his auditors. Solite oven
said that it reminded them forcibly of
some of the efforts of an eminent colored
divine, who was then and there present.
Others thought that the spirit Of our
friend, the Rev. Richard 'Gardner pow,
sessed the orator. Quay, had ho been i
there, might have had an opportunity to
see from whence the genius who did so
"much service in the State campaign
just closed," derived his groat intellect.
But Quay was not there. His "olfacto
ries" aro very sensitive. 110 was at •
homo meditating upon what style of
fulsome flattery his mixed editorial . ;
should contain. For a dish of that kind
of praise that answers Instead of an em
etic, commend us to the "Col.
The speech of the evening was almost
eclipsed by that delivered by Major
Thomas Fields, who lod those fierce
howlers whoa few evenings since cheer
ed a prominent politician as "do great
statesman." Thos. from some reason
(probably from his close proximity to
the orator who had just preceded him)
announced the fact "dat dere was a goat
in do Amp." This hit the nail on the
head, and brought down the house.
Thomas is destined to play an import
ant part in the nation at some time; who
knows but that some Blanton Duncan
Convention may not yet nominate him
for President.
We would have felt sorry for another
of the orators of the occasion, had he not
been supported (as our in formant states)
with a quart bottle of "new mown hay,"
or carbolic acid, with which ho from
time to time regalod himself. lle seem
ed rather asliamed.and out of place; but
ho must try and ovorcome that bashful- I
ness which is so becoming to him when I
in the presence of an intelligent
audi
once, and not pay any attention to "de'
goat in do camp." Ile may yet have to,
learn that as the road to Hookstown
leads through "Nigger Hollow," so the
road to Harrisburg or oven to an office
in Beaver county, may render it neces
sary to mount guard with Bruin and
Fields. Ho will also doubtless learn
that oven that is sweet and pleasant in
comparison with some of the sloughs
and sowers through which a latter.day
politician has to pass.
At last, to the relief Of the troops, the
meeting broke up and the orators, thank.
ing Providence that all the free air of '
heaven was not confined to the African
M. E. Church, wended their way ho
ward, musing on various things; and one
of them, no doubt, wondering to himself,
Was it for THIS that 1 left the DeMocrat.
lc party? and why is it that they don't
seem to miss. me More than they do?"
ALEX.
Sleeting of Return Judges.—Tho
raturn Judges of this county met in
accordance with law in Beaver, on
Friday, the 11th, and footed up the vote
cast on the Bth. The result, in a tabular
form, wi e found elsewhere in the
A nous. W(2O - ve • oubt but that it will
be readrpondered, and digested by the!
politicians of the county. Wo suggest
to some parties in this county tho pro
priety of sending Jas. 151„ Allen, (alai'
"Specks" a copy of it, thus 'giving Trios. KENNEDY & CO, eres.ors
to wm.
compoundedFaiE ß it e ms chi gfditiPy rtiB
that individual an opportunity of "` In
seeing where ho could have improv- the ith4taniet. Roelleater. fop4,l3r
t
ed an the count, had the officers of I,' EM NOTlER—Whenas. Letters Tee,
the law not obligedl :lame tart' to the cent() of William Rodger.. CC
• In to "WI up I late of Industry township. deccasetl. have been
and dust" before his time for action Sr. greeted to tie sebeeritelrele Persons indebted
rived. "Speck.," we presume, would mo to
at. and are having Vallee er demands a g ainst
lack over tee returns - with owl-like theestate
w of it tp e e t Ti deelya decedent
the gravity. Industry . Deaver Co I ' e.--ocisa,awl
•
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following table s
total vote cast au Beaver c
each of-the Delegates-at-Large, Dis
trict Delegates., 'Coroner, Poor
House Director, Auditors, Trustees
of Academy and for and against the
-Amendment:
• •ALT.LIATES AT LALIGE.
n&P. • , DE :d.
W. M. Meredith 3181 J. S. Mach .2203
J. G. Fell s 11144!A. G. Curtin.... —2830
Harry Whlto , :To W. Is. Smil b . ..... „VW
Wm. Lilly 8761. J. H. Campbell ..,..NII
Lin Ilartholomew...37B4,Jos. Ellir 2802
U. N. McA111gter....3735 Q. M. Milne 2.504
Armetrong..3ln: A A Pnman 2.113
Wm. JjaviA miG.. W. Wood ward-244
J. L. Roynolda 3785!Wm. J. Bzer ...:...10 . 2
S. E. Gimmick r035,F. D. Gowan .1.8tr2
G. V. Lawrence,' 3761.8 11. Reynolds E.Sf/1
D. N. !Vhito 37A3 S. C. T. Dudd oad
W. IL Alney 874 R. A. Lamberlon....2B l ll.
J. H. Walker 3:83',W. L. Curbott ......2302
DISTRICT DELEGATES
Jo° N Parc - ranee Wm Mph Ins.
'l' it ilazcard ...... ..3751) i L Z Mitchell Tan
couosmt.
a4211S Hooter
POOl/ ROUSE DIRECTOR
.....37511 James Scott..... —"IMO
AUDITORS.
...... 37001 R 1100t5...
3.310'1
TRUSTEES DP ACADEMY
D Corba 4
John Whtto
C A Iloon.
C C Riggs
D 3tcritoney
S Etoorhoad.
A3IENDVEMT TO CONdTITCTIOS
For Amendment ....Ce.l4 1 Against Amendment... 3
CONGRESSIONAL AN G LEGISLA.
VI V E VOTE
C0N.21:89.
I..awrence Beaver Wash'ug Greene
Moore 328'2 37:,5 5i I`Ri
lelland.. Wee 9.:35er 4011 3437
Total liopubllcan vote
Total Dlcuoertitta vote
Repnblican tunJorit y '
NENATE
Weebilbr..t on Be:Ivor Butler
Ratan...... '...;i307 trli 3118
Dunlap... ... .1 4 .173 t:it"..9 i n5l
,
Total Itepnblicm? vote I' r:7
Tutal Democrat* vote 11113
Republican wijority
Beaver Butler War.h*on
Cross :3850 .1041 5V.1
A 1 livon , WA 4046 5311
Waldron Bcl-12 4011: 5312
McKee... .... :132,8 4120 5
89
Medan 9787 :117 1 881
Donaldson 2734 34.59 4^ . t"
Welsh:— ... .2802 3 4:58 . • 4
4951
Bah I :Sul .144:1 ' .3G5
Total Republican vote—Cross ' I=l '
Allison 111'.'41
Waldron ..... . ...13t - n . 1
McKee is= I
Total Democratic vute,Morbn. ' 11144
Donaldson—. _ll2Ol
Welsb .. 11244
Buhl 11213
Average Republican majority 211e1
Th e Temperance Vo t e.—Tho
temperance vote of this county, 'as cast
at 'ha late election is .as
Governor-8 B Chase. ..... . ............. ¶l7
Auditor Generat—B Spangler
Judge Supreme Vourt—J Henderson .........
District Driegate—Hiram 14111er.... ............. 78
•• --John Patterson 78
Congressman at Large-0 F McFarland......... 9•2
—A J Clark 91
" " —Benj. Bush Bradford .11 , 2
Cougress—Dr. Junkin ..... 75
Senate—A Bestselck 1 , 5
A Aernably—Dr. Chandler S 9
—A Y Gailagher. rt!
•• —J w Brandon .. 90
—George Melllnt,er Nu
Associate Judge-4 II Doeigan... sl
Sherllf—George Christian 61
Register of Recorder- I+' Banks Ng
Clerk of Courts—J W Mitchell r.:
(Vent/us/Goner—Joseph Alexander 59
Coroner -4 C -Chapman
Poore House Director— W Murphy V
A mint or—Robt Wasson S 5
Truxtr eg of Acaden, y—J 11 Aughey........ ........ 7
—NV Li Grace 91
11:4BR1ED.
I V EN—TAYLOR—October btli, by
Rev. James M. Shields, Mr. Robert
(liven, of Brighton township, and Mrs.
Margaret Taylor, of Beaver, Pa.
HILL—KREPS—At the residence of
the bride's parents, in Economy town
ship. Beaver county, Pa., on October
2d, 1872 ' by Rev. C. Wortman, Mr.
Thomas Hill and Miss Emiline Krops,
both of Beaver county,
ANDERTONOn the morning of the
18th of October, 1872, in Beaver Falls.
I'a., Sarah Alice, aged 3 years, daugh
terofJames and Betty Andorton.
BARRET—At the Beaver County Heine
October 10th, 1872, Mrs. Maagaret Bar
ret, of New Brighton, in the 84th year
of her ago.
STANTON—At Now Brighton, Sunday
evening, October 13tb, 1872, in the 13th
year of his age, Charles W., son of Ly
dia M. and the late Dr. David Stanton.
New Advertisements.
GRAND OPENING:
E. P. ROBERT'S
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
N 0.16 FIFTH AVENUE
Same Stand occupied for 25 years past
NAMV Rebuilt, Refinished
n d Gr.-E D.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY !
GRAND STOCK OF GOODS.
Handsomest Store in the City.
New Goods Arriving Daily
LADIES' FINE GOLD WATCHES,
GENTS' AMERICAN GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES,
ME
LADIES' & GENTS' GOLD CHAINS
111C11 GOLD JEWELRY AND
- "''BRACLETS,
SOLID STETILI.II6 SILVER WARE
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
FRENCH CLOCKS, BRONZES, &c., &c.
E. P. 11,013ERTS,
Ho. 16 Fifth Avenue,
:ill — Patrons and the public generally are invi
ted to visit the New Store when in the city lte
member lam now at No. la, Fifth Ave., and not
22 as heretofore. novl6-try
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tion., they will frankly tell -you. Remember they
have cured many cases given up by other physt-
Patients treated by mall or express, but where
possible it is best to visit the city fur pereuoat con
anitation; or address
GIRARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No, 172, Second Avenue.
oc2':3;•4n. PITTSBURGH, Pa.
NEW STOCK. FALL TRADE,IB72-73
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Clocks,
Exclusively Wholesale,
G. B. BARRETT it CO.,
NO. 60 Filth Avhnur, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TB Choicest Block of
Pianos (t Organs
Ever ,Erhgnied in Piltzburgh
=1
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND, OUR
I,'ALL srroc j OF
Pianos a: Organs,
CO3IPOSING THE GREATEST
VARIETY Or STYLES AND MAKES
Ever Offered!
=HIM
\Ve do nut confine ourselves to to:1
za>44traa'..l '=Ac‘kr,D
But Keep a Great Assortment
TO SUIT ALL TASTES AND MEANS
WE WA IiRA.NT (.>Vi{
YA & :D:2.1-12r
be Equal to nn y 1 , 1 dr: Nlnrkt.t
Ana Gunn-Inlet. our Pro- , I,nw. r than
And• other liou.e i n th e City
If You wait to See Money
Am] gut , thC BEST INsTRUMENT,
oCla.Mta c)rL lET••
Monthly Pnyunents Taken
SEND for CIRCULAR and Price List
Mellpr & Hoene,
Pl.:kNO Ail ORGAN PALACE, 53
3111 Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa.
0ct.23;4w
Donlllr Brothorsi
Nto. 120 I•4treet
PITTSIBU RGII, P,l
Manttfacturers of Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware. Bealens in Stover, Clothes Wringers, Cut
lery, Brittonnia and Block Tin Ware, Enameled
Ballow Ware, Refrigerators, ice Chests, Water
t'oolen4, Ice Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Gas
Stoves and lionse-Furnialting Goods Generally,
wholesale and retail. Proprietors of the Patent
AdMs:We Stove Shelves, the most useful Inven
tion of the age 1 Sole agents for
SPEARS WORLD-RENOWNED AND
CNRIVALLED ANTHRACITE
COAL HEATING STOVES.
POLE AUENTO FOR THE
TOM THUMB CARBON OIL COOK
ING STOVE
This little Stove to the Wonder of the Day, and
the only article of the kind that w Itl give
you entire satisfaction.
GROCERS' GOODS A SPECO-LTY
oca,w
$125 FON A BICH PANELED SOLED WAD-
I= CASE MOAN, with lour atop,.
perfectly new, Factory price, trl3. al.
so a number of second hand Melodeons: and Or.
I'MI6. ranging In price from and upwards, o r
l - lor rent at moderate prim,. Call and examlneat
the new music rooms of
cliAßLorrErtums,
No. 19. Sixth Avenue, Putsbarith. Pa.
Sole agent for Prince A Co.'s Organs. eplSrun
Ear Claim Agency. , :o
OLDEST IN THE STATE.
B. F. BRO);"J.V 8: CO.,
116 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Collect Pensions, Bountles..rrize money, AC.
*peen' attention paid to suspended and rejected
claims. Applications by mail attended to as If
made In person. seplSitim
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35Zi0,3n1:3842 382.127*2787 :2301 34;54.2%;71
N the Oryhr_rs' Court of Beaver county. In the
1. matter of the final account or Francis he tient
lon, executor of the last will unit testament of
Margaret 13artindomew, dcc'd.
And now, to wit : - ‘l2elA. 10,,1872, the Court ap
polat Kuhn, es q., en Auditor to distribute
the halinice of the funds in the hands of said exec
utor, belonging to sold estate, to and arming those
legally entitled thereto. From the record.
Attest— ' JOIIN C. Clerk.
TAKE NOTle?..--I will meet the parties lutereet
ed An the distribution oC bald balance of raid Le •
Mt.a,'fa purtuanee or We above appointment, on
Thursday, New. 7th, 26. D. 1 Y. at 10 o'clock
a. tn., An the office of the Clerk of the Orphan',"
Court, ta Beaver C. IL , Ya., ashen and when: all
toartle% intereated may attend If they ace proper.
0,316;3 41 E. P. KUILN, Auditor.
Itecist,er's Notice.
TOTICE is hereby given that the following ac
/1 counts of executor's and administrators hay
been duly panted anti filed ni the Het:ls:eels effic•
of tleitver county Venusylvunia, and will be pie
vented for confirmation and allowance ou 14". , /
nesday the 11th day of November, A. D. 1s 2.
Fan: and final amount of ElEt.P.beth and V. tn. C
Caldwell, 1111111ra of the eetatwfof James Caldwell
deeenind.
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Miscellaneous.
Auditor's Notice:
Final account of John Beeler and I.leury
care of the will of Charles Dexter, deed.
Account of Geo. W. Shroacta, adnar of Waahing
tun Loncth, deed.
Final account of Philip Hoch, admr of the es
tall• of Geo. 11 Stammbach, need.
Final (real estate) seCUllilts of Mariiatet Item
ler, :unarm of the estate of Remlet, dec'd.
Final heal and personal) accounts of Daniel
Figiey. ad= of the estate of Maury Baker, dec . d.
tict Itac. D. S.:it-id-EV.Oi. Be;;
:.?; - 1 - 17.EAD OUR OFFER.
A BEAUTIFUL
$5 Chromo For Nothing!
"Early Mort," and "The Toting Foragers."
We will present one of the above beautiful Chro
1110a to each subscriber to either of the follow-
lug Papers or „Magazines:
Ilaiper's Weekly, New York Weekly, $,3
Frank. Leslie, $4. New York Ledger, $.3.
illarper's Lazar. $t Fireside Companion, s.3*
Leen , : a Ladies Maz, 5.1 Saturday Night, I.i
Ilarper'a 3higazine,;4. Yhrenologieai Journal C4l
Moore 'a livrat liew ler- Sinerican Volunteer,
ker, #4 . . # Prairie Farmer, S.
Hearth and [lame; Selentine American. V.
Godey's Lady's Boosr.s3 Peterson's Magazine. a.
Waverly Magazine, Address all yrders
Pidtsbargh Supply Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.
dtev.:.itn
.11N .P; .14JE A. 174;
Import,:r and Whole,aie Dealer al
Ya GJ .11 .✓
No. 81 Weal Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
American, English, and German Cutterj; Spen
cer Nicholson Files; Uisstou's Saws, and Boyu•
ton'a Lightning taws: Beatty's and lerke's and
Plumb's Hatchets; Eaatern Manufactures and
Pittsburgh Novelty Locks and Latches; Slann'6,
Lippineutt's and Gratis Axes; Ares' and Row
laud's 'Snore's, Blacksmit h' Took ; Ohio Tool
Cu 'a Planes; Coil, Tracal k and other chains; New
London W. B. Globe, rational and Ober Ilohe
N4lls; Fire Irons. Stands, Shovu.s and pokers:
Pra.ti:al Clothes Wringers. and a fu 3 line or -ren
, eral liarawan, at the I..GWE.,T Atari et RATES
Agent for Park Bros. at Co's Steel. oc iti.ln
Notice in .Purtitlon.
Pearer County, ss. -
c --- In the orphans' Court of Bea‘e,;•
coun i In the matter of the Pant-
SE 4IL d ty
on of the real e•date of Mary_ Mc•
Eibany, deceased.
The Cool no h mall h. ql Pennayirania To George
McElhany, William MeElbany, 31arthn itntermar
ned with George Schlott:), Catharine itutermar•
tied 'With Charles Trapper', James White, Lydia
(intennarried with John Ilendricksoni. and Nan
cy (intermarried with James IL 'I, rnylei
and their grand childrea, viz: Mar) s
Lutton and dames H. Lutton, John S.
sweare) aho ha for hi , . guardian 40...1i1t
...lilt A. Firming; the raid Ueor;:e MrEihnny,
Catharine Tramper, Jane Willtl. Lbitit Ili...lane 6. •
F.Oll, John S. Sweaney and Narti - y Temple, r L eide
in the said counts of Bei.ver; Martha Sciiienk in
1, et an.. 7.0 Co., Penn ;James M. Lutton and Mary
S. Lutton in Allegheny C•., N ; and Wm Mr El
tiJny in ttc state of We.iit V wirmia, and nil others
Interested, tlntinTtiio: You nod each of you are
I , re by cited to be anti api.ear, before ILA. Hon
IndLics of entil Court, to Inc held at Hearer in and
for the county of Beaver, on the second Monday
of Ncvember, A. 1) , 1,72, to acrept tr reltpie to
take the real estate Of •iiiid decedent at the salua
loin put upon It by an inquest awarded by said
Court. and returned by the Sheila . to September
tens, and found to rental., .LP follows, vii
• •
PltrpG re No I. Contatttloz tottet4, vl.llEit at
st. 3 I. Per rico': and in Clue of hollareeptance
to
phoNt. eau-.• at that unn•. I r any oa Gn%r, %Illy the
%Itaultl not he Fo ld, cordintr to law.
It itnetot, The Hon. A. ‘V. A clitron, Prototlent
if our ?alit ('I art at Beaver, tilt: , 2.1 ttay
blot , , A. It . 1 , ;1.
.t. Joh,: li N g-r— , 7,;ker I 'e 110 t
A foe copl. JOHZ`: Slirrtur
Pleasant Homo in tho Town of
BEAVER FOR SAL E.
The undersigned will offer at nubile sale on the
premises, Thursday Oct. 24, at 11 o'clock.
In the borough of Iseavf.r the following
pri periy. late the residence of Daniel Ikert de
ceased. vtz: eighteen acres of land in a high state
of a ith a large brick mansion house
thereon. containing 14 rooms, neatly tint-fwd. and
au excellent cellar; a good spring of never-falling
tt atrr at the dour. There is also on the premises
A GOoD FRAME TENENT
and Triune stable, together a ith all necessary I mt
buildings, and a good orchard of all kuals cel fruit.
Thu+ is a. commanding location, - over-looking
the town of heaver, and affords a rare chance for
those wishing a beautil al home
Thix property will he otlere4 as a wliolc, or in
lets to rust
ANN Ili I:11.T, Fr..r
Braver. Oct. :3, '7'2. J Beaver C. LI..
otai;:w
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN the orphans' Court of Beaver county, to the
matter of the account of Thomas Bigger, esecutor
of the last Will and testament of Thomas Nino:-
son, deeeui•cd, who was executor of the last M ull
and testament of John Withrrspoon, dec'tt.
And now, to wit: Sept. 11th 1572. on motion, 111 c
Court appoint John M. Buchanan, cso., an Audi
tor to report dtstributlon of the t alance in the
lvind ti of the acconntant among those legally en
titled thereto. From the recor,l.
At:est: JOHN C. HART, Clerk.
The Auditor above I.lllllled Will attend to the du
ties of his Iluointment at-the Con - rt House in U-A
ver, on f Uk.,:nDAY the 15th day of October, at 10
o'clock a. in., when and where all parties Inter
ested mu , attend. JOHN M. BUCHANAN.
sew:s:M- A edit or.
Fr;Nrircww.
LEMON Sz, WEISE
The old and well known fLin of Lemon &
of pittaburgh, Pa., Manufacturer 6 of
Cabinet Fmitaril & Chairs,
ll.Lve I:etnove4l t.)
No. rif r'ourtli AVOW' r,
Oppop te their Qld Stand
Where iliey cnntinue the basine in all its cart
one bwnrhos. Peplti;3m
A MOULDER WANTED.—
.Ll. A Brick Moulder mu tind :good job by ap
plying at ours to the undersigned.
NOBLE GRAIIAM.
Near Fstreiew.,OhloTp.. Eles , ,c , r Co.
MIMI
I=2
A Word With you !
If you want to hny property,
Ir)ou want to !mil property.
If you want your house In•urred.
It you want your goods insured,
If you want your life insured.
If you want to insu-re against aceld.nt
If you want to lease your house,
[(you want to hire al house,
If you wantrto buy a farm.
If you want to sell a farm.
;
If you want any Legal writing , tine.
Do net full to mil at the °Me of
Eberhart & Sedison,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
AND
Real Beloit, Brokers,
No. 223 Broadway, Nei.Brigntcn,
ang2-tn Beaver county, Fenn
Purchasing Agency.
We will purehaee and forward any article
MANUFACTURED or SOLD
In this city at the Lowest. rates
Parties in the Connuy wishing to purchase Pi
ntos, Sewing Machines, thins, Revolvers. Nurse
ry stock, Jewelry, Furniture. Millinery, Hard
ware, Drugs. Notions. Books, Stationery, Saddle
ry, Carpetinga, Dry-Goods, Sac.. fie.. will do
well to send to us. All goods will he chosen with
a view to economy, as well as taste and fitness,
and boxes or packages forwarded by Express to
any part of the country. All orders promptly at
tend to and satisfaction guaranteed. Address
PITTSBURGH SUPPLY CC.
tepis:sm Pittsburgh, Pa.
ik r e w davertiseineritih.
A Small lump will frequently appear on 0.
breast offemalet. This should hare immediate
attention, they being the beginning of some of the
most malignant cases of (lour.
GANGUE CURED
M
'WITIIOLT THE KNIFE.
Dr A, J. PIERCE.
flu proved to the world that Cancer; the mat
dreaded of all diseases. can be cured without the
aid of the khife, and without pain avoiding the
dangerous and painful operation of cutting. Er.
ery pari, its root and fibre, belonging to the Can
cti, 1B
REMOVED'ROM TuE SYSTEM
by bis chemical a:Tents, which can be applied to
any part of the person with perfect safety. Dr.
Pierces treatment of
Pi Is 2
112 57
14 85
Canters, Tumors. llcitrs, Fistula, Piles. Serep
la, MANS( of the Ear, Throat, Catarrh,
Lung Affections:mid Malignant peers,
of all kinds. WITHOUT THE AID OF TIIK
KNIFE, Is enclureed by the hlgbesfof raedlcal au
thority.
Wens, Moles, Warta, and Birth Marks
Removed without palm or scar
"I'IST'II3IOIAIA. 4 .
"I take great pleasure in certifying to Dr.
Pierce's extraordinary,treatment of disease. 1
ern Intimately aconainted with hlm, have known
him for twentyyears as a practiced Physician of
superior general information, and having travel
ed mach he has had great opportunities of ac
quiring thorough knowledge of bia profeeslon.
Ills wonderful skill in removingofneers. Tumors,
Se , cannot fall to give satisfaction.
A. W. EWING, 31 D.
EOM
akI.S .27hti
••We have known Dr. A., J'.4"ferce for a number
of ycans, and have witnessed his wonderful suc
cess in thg treatment of Cancer and other (Thiess
sus, some of which of the most malignant form,
- We confidently recommend him w all those
allieted with anything of the kind." •
J. tuxoN. M. D.,
J. STARK. M. D.. •
A. W. KWING, M. D.,
DR. J. S. KING,
Y. FETEIIMAN, M. D..
DB. YEERCE MAY BE CONSULTED AT
re—Mar.Aion Brloge‘vatcr on Thurrdny of
each week:. . ocIO
THE MOST EXTEN;.IVE LINE OF
Shiuts and 13srawer,4
Geis. Ffirmshila Goals;
RIBBONS, NOTIO:•;S, TRIMMINGS,
FANCY - GOODS,
Yarns and Flannels,
MORGANSTERN & Co,
IMPORTERS A,ND JOBBERS,
78 and, 80 MARKET Streot,
MAN 1" SPECIALTIES for the Season
amD4Dik.Jo&asA - ,i'z
To Purchasers of
D R Y - GOODS
At Boggs &Bulirs
One ear Popiin Alpacas, all Colors, at
'25 cents—a decoded bargain.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF PLAIN
IN ALL THE NEW :111ADES,
f.S Inca Brocade Taffetas at 31 C'etlL4, worth
LOWE:NT PRICES on BLACK ALPA
CAS, or qUalitv, than any house in the
-
City.
BOGGS & BUHL.
1•-2 Federal St„.
Apr 10:7•2;1y1
Now-Goals! Ntw-Gooils!!
A• C. HURSTS,
ithot returned from Ne, York and Pitt
;Mitt. 113% lug pun:hys , d r"r rah a Flite Avaort
m,ar ~f tittorl..Cl.f.dmerer..l'apsinetrt,learta
and an kortri:+ :zoods for I rentletneu's wear: with
fiats and Cap- of the nty
FLANNELS oF EVERY KIND.
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS;
Large Stock of Fall Shawls;
Nrw MILLINERY GOODS;
Hats Frames, Ribbons & Flowers;
sCARES, LEATHER BELTS;
Embroidery of all kinds;
NV,, n 1 U nderwvar for Ladies and GentF;
CARPETS!
romplite Assortinent ( - v . every De
seription of Carpets; the Latest De
igns and Newest Styles of Collor
in,,, Admirably suited to the Fall
Season; of the best English, Arus
sets, and all kiwis of Kiddemin:ster,
DIUTGGETs,OIL-CLoTIIS&TRCNKS ,
A 13% , stticii, to which 1 ins ite your attention,
to sell an low an any Pittsburgh
11oan.• A. C. HURST.
,e,511.11_
11.`A.1...1, OF' 1t57,2.
GEO. BRAUN'S
MERCHANT
Tailoring Establishment
A. Large and Carefully Selected Stuck of
CLOTIIS,.COA.TINGS, V ESTINGS,
ANYWHERE IN BEAVER VALLEI
LATEST STYLES
NEATNESS,
DURABILITY AND
CHEAPNESS t
v. 1.. lIKDISON
'Don't forget the place,
Where the public are invited to call and
EXAMINE for THEVSELVES
sept I Ltr
cr kyr TIME BEST
,:.1-'4 HOWE'S STANDARD
il l SC A,LE S,
( L„
Sampson Standard Scales.
„ E - : ..,..,:_
Also, Store& Baggage
; Prticka, Patent Cash Drawers, and Gro
eers'a Supplies SCALES REPAIRED.
SOUDEtt it Iti*CLIIIG, •
.; meral Agents. C.l Wood Street. Plttsbintr,l3. Pa.
.4:;—Send for Circuliirs and Price List, Vetitay.
OF PITTSBLIIOII,
HOSIERY /
In the City, eau be found at
PITTSBURGH, PA
3Dress F' brigs
50 Cents
_\LLEGIii.:
I; It IDG Ell '.l TER, PA
- AT VERY LOW PRICES
n - sT RECEIVED AT
BEAVERS, Etc, Etc.,
WHICH ARE UNSURPASSED
Snits made np on short notice and in the
Which I chalenge anybody to c'xcel in
SATISFACTION GLIAIL!M::ED
On Broadway, opposite tho
NEW BROADWAY HALL,
XI:IV-BRIGHTON; PA.
GEO. BRAUN.
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