The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, June 11, 1873, Image 3

The. Beaver 4rgus.
6esfer. Pa., Jane 11 18711.
Circulation Thirteen Hundred.
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t or traccient advertisements, which must be paid
Kuvance.
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t:h. , r Joh work at same rates. -
cleceland & PlUsbturah liw—Trains
• : ,,tnq East leave Beaver Sutton as follows: Mor
n— Accorn'n 9.19 Mail, 2. P. m 4 Evening Fast
Trains „ ,, olng Nett-leave Beaver Station u fOl
.owft: bLail,l:4l3 m.: Accommodation 5.40 p. m.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY',
.4exembly—S. J. Cl/CES.
Prothonotary--O. A. SIULL.
TreadUrer—JA.xxs IL MANN.
,moissioner —G. W. SITROADI:s.
Poor Howe Director—S*3mA McIIANANy
Jury Commissioner —JOHN Wn.soit.
Ccurartrox.
Trustees of Aradenry—R. Imirue.
P. L. Gam.
The atunition of the public is directed
t“ the following New Advertisements
xi Loch appear for the first time in the
A nous to-clay:
special Notice—Bagan'a Magnolia Balm..—C
rpcctal Rotice—Dr. Keyser._ ' —C
special Notice—Sol loway's Pills and OlntmenLe
special Notice—lloofland'a German riltlare-..-C
special Notice—Geo. W. Wilson 12-4 w
A dvirolin L. Davis & Son .....
A dv—T. B. Young 4 - Co ...ftcw2m
Adv--Geo. Crawford & Ce
Rank Statement—R. E,R00pea...... 4411.3 - x ,
so.c.tal Notice—Security TrustC
Adv- -J. P. Cunningham 10-4 w
r•pecLal Notices—A. C. Ilurrt....
Notice—Wm. Wallace....
special Notice—S. (t. d. Snellcuburg_.
Adv --Security Trust Company-- ....
Adv—Brighton fp. acct—Andltore.....
Adminietritor's Notice—Jacob Caler...
Administrator's Notice--Robert Adams.
Executor's Notice—Andrew McChesney*
A a yertirement—Teschers R , n*Tut nation...
Capt. Joseph H. Dunlap, has our
thanks for late St. Louis, New Orleans
and Galveston papers.
800 t.% Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers at low
priceB, at H. Meres,, Beaver Pa. 6-4-SW
Buy your Carper., 011 Cloths and Matting'
at A - . C. Eurst'e. Budgewater. Pa.
An lowa paper thinks it a curious
state of affairs that the lowa farmer
must sell two bushels of ripe corn to get
money gnough to buy a can of sweet
corn, put up green, and holding less
than a quart.
Bootay Shoes, Gaiters and 31ippers dlow
1.1-1, 0.. at 11. Merz's, Beaver, Pa.
The Philadelphia Age has information
that the "Pittsburgh Coroner makes no
charge where he sits on 'a young man
who parted his hair in the middle. lie
Says that his personal Ftatisfaction is
enough without the fee.” .
Ituportrd Carpets At A. C. 11:urera
Ladies' Sults, rat very low f igures at 111 -
Gavle Itoclie,..ter. Coll and examine. 6-4,3 w
yin Allegheny county M. D.- wended
lns way hither, ono:l \ 4v last week, and
aptu rod one of Beaver's fair daughters.
For pa - rticulars see our marriage column.
Ladles' Sults, at very low figures at Hib
bard's Rochester. Call .and examine. 6 4-3 w
Imported Carpets :It A. C. thireet.
.1. B. Wolf. csq., otßrighton fown
%hip, has opened and is now. operating
a coal bank along the road between Bea
er and Sharon. The coal seems to be
of a fair quality, and its near location to
this place and Bridgewater, will always
warrant a market for all the coal that
4an be taken from it.
All wool snits at aot J,Snellenbrat's for rid.
One car load Canton City Flour just received
and for sale, wholesale and retail, at Speyerer
Son's, Rochester.
In a flurry.—George Eicheiberger,
o f Mount Joy township, Lancaster coun
ty. was, on Friday of last week, in open
Court, divorced from his wife Lydia, on
account of unwarranted desertion, and
Thursday, before Justice of the Peace
Z.•dlers, he took unto htmself another
wife. There's nothing like being expe
ditious in such matters.
LudieserSallta, at very low figures at iith
bard's Rochester. Call and examine. 6.4-3 w
Here is a matrimonial experience:
About forty years 'ago, a man who then
resided. in Shaftabury, Vermont. mar
ried, and alter living with his wife three
years, they parted. He then married a
Manchester lady, and they went west.
They raised a family of eight children,
and the wife died. He then returned to
Shaftsbury and took west with him An
ither wife. Then she died, and now he
marries the woman from whom he par
ted thirty seven years ago.
J oat - received at Speyerer tt, Son'e, from the
ca-t, a MI) stock of Dry Goods and Groceries.
o loch have been hontrht for cub, and will be
...Id chew, i':case call and examine. jeVlvr
Those who knew General Canby will
nut t surprised to learn that he died
poor. His private charities; they tell
us, were absolutely without , stint, and
his widow was left with nothing but a
pension of thirty dollars a month. An
Oregon ,newspaper states that Mr. J
Montgomery, a contractor on the North
ern Pacific railroad, learning this fact,
collected from the-leading citizens of
Portland in three hours, a purse of $5,-
100 gold, and presented it. to Mrs. Can
'by. Such illustrations of the nobler
site of the American character are re
freshing to read of.
$lOO will buy . a rood second band
4patlier top buggy. Six months time
will be given for payment. Tuquire for
M. at ARors office. 4-30 tf
IL Washington special states that a
piece of land comprising some 360 acres,
which was bought by General Butler at
$l.OOO an acre some weeks ago, was then
eonsidered a bad bargain, being in the
‘ , utskirts of Washington, where' there
was no great demand for land, but it
now transpires that the commission ap
pointed by Congress to select a site for
the new Presidential Mansion has deter
mined to recommend the purchase of
this identical tract..
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liollowayls Pills and Ointment.—
White swellings, felons, stittjoints,
burns, contusions, have no terrors for those who
ilollowny's Ointment and know its prop
,rtio, In an internal diseases rely GA the Pllls.
is Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price 23 cents per
I r-s. or pot. Ask for new style; the old is coon
iNef cited.
Warning —Cold ni,gbts, warm days, and
,u,le.sm change. in the weather often produce
results; but if you wish to be fully pre
:iri.tl for di.vsses peculiar to bot awl chaagea•
weather, or thoec Caused by eating green
:•celablca, alwayr, bare at hand a bottle of Dr.
1 Mitzimiti Persian Oleine, as it is the best
known remedy for cholera, cramp and pains of
kinds. Sold by druggists. dealers and agents.
A Boy Mail Robber Sent to the
Penitentlary.—On last Thursday, in
The United States Court, in session at
Pittsburgh, John Boylan, a boy about
, eventein years of age, who was tried
and convicted at the May term of Court
on tho charge of cutting open and rob
bing a United States mail bag, at Cres.
son, Pa., was brought in for sentence.
The United States Attorney haying
moved for judgmeut, lloylain was aeu
‘t'e9ed by the Court to a term. of pre
year at hard labor in the Western Peni
tentiary.
Canal Bridle llarrylag.—A few
months ago-_-eome four or Ave—nearly
all, the newspapers in "Western 'Penny
sylvania contained a notice an roman
tic marriage on the - canal . bridge, at
Clariniville, Mercer county. .The mar
riage cemmony was peribrmed . by
Esquire Jones. Recently the nevi/
married couple / lave got into the news.
paPeps again,this time because of becom
ing the parente of a pair abounding twin
boys. Whether this event, so soon con
summated, will have a tendency to pop
ularize canal bridge marriages remains
to be demonstrated.
Why t Why t Why. 2-16 ntioliand's Gee.
man Bitten patronized by oar best citizens ?
Because it is reliable in all eases. Ills not a ram
drink. It has been tested thirty years. it it ree
ommendql by physicians. It is recommended by
clergymen? It is recommended by lawyers. It is
recommended by all who nee It. It will cure liv
er complaint. It will care dyspepsia, It win mare
Jaundice. It VW care maraimtu. It will tare
habittial constipepUon; It will care sick head
ache. It will strengthen the debilitited. It will
tone up the nectar It will giTe a good, appetite.
It. witless lit digestion. It will cure ail diseases
arising from diseased or debilitated digistlre m
eans. Be mire you get "Bootiand's German Bit
ters." Sold by all, Druggiste. Principal olner„
cot Arch St, Philadelphia.
Bay sour Carpets. Oil Clothe and Ratting*
at A. C. -liarat's, Bridgewater. Pa:
Bishop Simpson delivered an (Ida,
cational lecture in - the M. E. Church, of
this place, on last Wednesday evening.
The address was an extemporaneous ef
fort, pointed, practical, and was closely
stened to_by tbose-present. After the
Bishop was through, Dr. Holmes, of
Pittsburgh, entertained the audience for
a few minutes by giving his experience
as a pupil in the Beaver Academy dur
ing his early years. It is understood
that Bishop Simpson will be present at
the commencement exercises of Dr. TAY
lor's schOol, which occur in a few weeks
hence.
Carpet% Oil Cloths and Matting. of all grades
at A. C. Burst'', Bridgewater, Pa.
The following is the ticket nomina•
ted by the Allegheny County Republi
c= Convention which assembled in
Pittsburgh, on the 3d of June :
President Judge—Timmaa Ewing.
Associate Judge-4. W. F. White.
Slate Senator—George H. Anderson.
Assembly—lL H. McCormick, J. B. Wainwright,
John C. Newmyer, A. B. Young, A. C. Hays, B.
C. Christy and Hew Gerwig.
Treasurer—bonnet Kilgore. •
Prottionotori—B. F. Kennedy. '
Coroner—William -McCall's.
County Commissioner—Augustus Beckert.
Jury coramtasioner—John McClelland
Director
-of /tor —Thomas Varner.
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Farmers of Beaver County Read
Thle.-4. a R. Rersha, at Rogers' Ferry, Bea
ver county, sell all kinds of farming implements.
Go to them to buy the well-known Woods' Mow
er and Reaper improved. Also the improved
Lick Leaver Ray Rake.
They sell the latest trnprosed Bowe Sewing
Machine, fine at the best sewing machines in the
world. Their address ls Industry, Pa. lellits
Porter.--During the recent tern) of
Court the counsel of Porter. the child
murderer, made an application for a
change of venue, alleging that on ac
count of the prejudice existing in the
minds of the people, an impartial trial
could not be had in this county. The
motion was overruled, and the second
day of the August term of court set
for the trial of the case. Thiv was ex
actly right. We have no doubt
but that a jury can readily be obtained
in this county, of good, honest, sensible
men. who will render • verdict precise
ly in accordance with the evidence,_
without the least prejudice to the pris
oner, from any knowledge of the case
that they may have had.—Buckeye State
Marble.—Witham Wallace, Rail
road street, New Brighton, has just received a
large lot of Italian Marble from the East, and Is
now prepared to fill any and all orders for monu
ments, tombstones and slabs of every deseeption,
at the very Lowest cash rates.
To Invewterw.-1. want a partner with 00,-
000 dollars; or two that can comnomii i .s,OOD cap
ital to unite with me and devote 'attention to
stock raising in Colorado—will guarantee 50 per
cent. on the investment the first year. No better
investment can be made than this. Sheep are
pure merino, cattle are thorough bred?, short
horn, horses and mules the finest and best stock
hi America. Parties who do not mean business
need not apply. Call, or address Geo. W. Nelson,
at land office of Stevenson & Wittish, Beaver
Falls, Pa. jell-tw
Presbyterian Benevolence.—
The report of the Committee of Benevo
lence and Finance of the Presbyterian
Church (North), whose General As
sembly is now in session in Baltimore,
shows that 81,250,000 have been contrib
uted by the congregations in its connec
tion during the year ending March 31st,
1573. The committee recommends the
appointment of $1,:,00,000 to be raised
during the current year by the church,
to be appropriated to the different boards
and agencies as follows :
Foreign bliesions ......... ...... ...... $6OllOOO
Home - 353.500
Sustenatlon ......
Ethicatios,
Church Erection
Freedmen.
Publication--
MULL/aerial Relief
This report was unanimously adopt
ted by the Assembly.
Irk Cold Sparkling Soda Water, fla
vored with pure fruit syrups, fresh from
Hugo Andriessen's marble fountains.
aprl6-3m
Do not forget your dead; Nat call on Wm.
Wallace, of Railroad street, New Brighton, and
get imitable monnatanta of the best Italian Mar
ble, to designate and adorn their last resting
places.
In a city contemporary we find the
following. We presume the poetical ge
nius wtfo put the lines together still
lives :
Mary hart a little lamb
; With which she used to tassel,
She snatched the wool Cean off it's back,
And stuffed it In her bustle.
And when he saw he had been fleeced
He In a pas‘lon flew,
So Mary got up as her ear
And stuffed the lamb In to.
One cu load Canton City Flour just received
and for sale, wholesale and retail, at Speycrer
Son's, Rochester. je42w.
Tombstones and Monuments of every varie
ty, at Wm. Wallace's, Railroad street, am lower
station, New PaUhton. ,
Public School Exhibitions.—
The summer vacation of the Beaver
Public School commences after May 20.
On the afternoon of the 19th a public ex
hibition will be given by the pupils of
rooms lqo." 1 and 2, presided over by
Misses Ponik and Anderson, and on the
afternoon of the 20th the pupils of - No. 3,
presided over by Mrs. Marquis, will
give a similar pnblicentertainment. In
the evening of the 20th the pupils of
room No. 4, presided over by Miss
Blinn, will give a public exhibition in
the Presbyterianthurch of Beaver.
We hope that,parents of the pupils and
friends of the school will show their ac
customed interest by being present on
these occasions
There will be an Ice Cream and
Strawberry Festival in the Lecture
Room of the 31. E. Church, of Beaver,
et; Tuesday evening of this week.
Strawberries and cream are in order
now, and we hope that the above festival
111 be well attended.
College Notes—Normal Lecture.—
Prof. G. L. Eberbart is to deliver an
address before the Normal Class of the
College, Thursday of this week at 3
o'clock. Subject, Elements of Success
in the school room.
—The Normal Class are to give a pub
lic entertainment Jane 27th. The Pres•
ident's lecture on electricity last week
was highly interesting arid instructive.
—Bishop Simpsou's address was
largely sAtigided *otwithatanding the
severe storm of the evening. The Bish
op and Bev. E. 0. MIMI, L. L. D. are to
dedicate the College Hall July - I, at 10
a. m. Dr. Loomis of Allegheny College
is to deliver the Baccalaureak. sermon
Sunday morning June
Desti of In. Was. U. Brace.—
We were oineS, tb Item: the latter part
prise, elijsk.tketifte. 4 Pre44.Airlice, of
PU11'44011*, 1 44 at : the roeidence of
heiliusband lu,thaS oily nil Wednesday
romans ofthstrWielli." Mrs. Brueo was
otaultter of Mr. Thomas Stokes, of
Ittiikt4M township, this muitY, end
bee Tainains reiched this platoon Bator
&rises. and were oonveyedk Mb - a fa
thee* residence, hem which they were
interred at 2 p. on Sabbath day.
Mrs. Bruce leaves a husbend (Wm. H.
Bnmn i esii,;) and three malt children to
mourn her loss. She was about 38 years
ofsge and was very highly esteemed by
all 'who krurw her. The sorrowing husz
band has our sympathy' in his great
bereavement.
;moot waifs E. S.b enerieaDarsy ar57.1150
Assignee Appointed. --The °ma.
ton. of James Duncan, of Fallston, R. B.
Edgar of New. Brighton, and Duncan,
Edgar ct Co., met in. Pittsburgh on last
Friday and seleeted William Henry,
esq., as assigilbe, to close np the bust
ness of the parties above referred to.
Hata, Cans, trunks and umbrellas, at dueller
burrs. Broadway, Net/13,10t0n.
CICIZIECO
Seaver Wlststee,ladiea, misses and
children. Picnic at Beaver Balls. Visit
the cutlery. Take along. strong and
steady I ook at John Chinaman. Compare
a natural braid with his "pigtail." "Mel
low" girl badly beat in the comparison.
Lunch at the mound. Disccrier that the
cars have changed time. Panic stricken.
Some get private ootiveyances to bring
them home. Others shin it to New
Brighton. Hold a "council of war' ,
there. Send the baskets by overland
route. Ship themselves to upper depot,
Rochester. Get from there home scat
tered and , demoralized. Very tired.
Wives rash frantically into their hus
band's arms. Sweethearts seem sorry
and look as It they would like to be for
given. Children overjoyed to meet their
fathers. All promise never, no never, to
go away without their darlings again.
Happy termination.
Clothing of all lands aeady-inallei anttible fOr
annuner weer, at 8. as J. Snellentrures, Broad
way, New Brighton.
The June tern) of our county court
was commenoml oa Dicmday bat. gnats
a large crowd ed:peopie are in attend
spec. lirocoodlitgegumt //reek.
43 , 10
the:lndepentleet[torder,:.ot Working
Men;, has beetilorS*ooti RoehoW,
this county. and teiitew active opera
tion:- One ofthepuri)oses of the organ
ization is to provide the necessaries of
life cheaply for its members. This Is
done by buying at wholesale In the city,
and dist4uting the article needed to
the members in Rochester. The Lodge
is composed already of some 45 or 50
members, and accessions are rapidly oc
curring. The practical benefits of the
organization are plainly' manifest and
Its members are much pleased with the
progress already made.
Imported Carpets at A. C Hunts
We are requested to publish the fol-
lowing.
The Democracy of Beaver county,
and all others opposed to the present
State and National Adminiatratlop, and
in favor of honest government, will
meet at their several places of holding
elections on Saturday, sth day of July
1873, in the townships, from 4 to 6, and
in the boroughs from 7to 9 o'crock p.
m. to elect 006 naanobsr of Connor Com
mittee, and four delegates from asiaa .
electicin district, said delegates to assein
tile in County Convention at the Court
House on Monday, 7th day of July at H
o'clock a. m. for tbepurpose of nomina-
ting candidates to be supported at the
coming elecion, electing a representa
tive delegate to the State Convention and
attending to such other business as may
come before the convention.
By order of the county committee of
corrwt)ondence.
E. B. DAtronEarT, Chr'n.
J. H. licCansnY, Seey.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and liattings of all grades
at A. C. Hurst's, Bridgewater, Pa.
Obituary.—Thomas Jefferson Ayers
died near St. Marysville, Miami county,
Kansas, on Sabbath, May 25th, 1g73,
aged 27 years, 6 months and 20 days.
While engaged in bringing his horses
from the pasture field to go to church,
he was met by his brother in-law, Wil
liam Powell, and stabbed to the heart.
His father and mother hastened to the
place, but he was quite dead. No cause
for the fratricidal act has been given, as
the parties seemed to be on friendly
terms, however, the murderer has been
apprehended, and we anxiously await
the rest:lllot the investigation. The sub
ject of this notico was the son of Mr.
Thomas W. Ayers, formerly of Beaver,
and was beloved by all who knew him
for his amiability of character and good
ness of heart. The aged 4 parents are
nearly beart-broken, and express the
hope of soon meeting their deur boy
again. It saddens one to read the broken
sentences of the mother's letter, convey
ing the mournful. intelligence to her
daughter, Mrs. Wagla, residing in In
dustry; and while we mourn and sym
pathize, we can only pray God to dom
comfort in this great bereavement, and
prepare them all for a happy reunion in
heaven. A Flu Elf D.
Beaver Radical please copy.
Mr:.l
.Igll,ooo
.. 750)0
to ,000
Security Trust company, of Phu.
burgh, Pa.-1t Ls with more than ordinary
pleasure that we refer our readers to the adver
tisement, in our paper this week, of the above
well managed Banking Institution. The compa
ny is charte red by the Legislature of Pennsylva;
nice, with en authorized capital of one million dol
lars. The officers are among the solid men of
Pittsburgh, having long experience In financial
operations, and thoroughly acquainted with all
the various investments in the money market.
Six per cent interest Is allowed on daily bal
ances subject to check.
Collections are made on all accessible points in
the United States and Canada', on most favorable
terms.
Advances are made on loans on bonds, mortga
ges, and first class securities only, thereby avoid
ing risks incident to other Immo, and hence this
company gives greater security to depositors.
Country bank, bankers, corporations, administra
tors and all doing business in Ptttsbnrgh, are in-
Tiled to correspond with this company; and from
the high character. well known integrity and thor
ough business experience of the offices nab those
connected with the Security Trust Company, we
bespeak for them a large share of business from
our county. The names of all the officers and
trustees will be found in the advertisement.
John Bates McNutt:ln, the General Manager.
is well known in Western Penna. Ills experience
and management in his past connections are
guarantees of his ability to properly attend to the
interests of this institution, and parties doing
business with this corporation have the_ integrity
of the solid management behind him trtgnuintee
encases.
Carpets I Carpets ! Carpets t A. C. Hunt's
Bridge water has just received a large lot of
ported and domestic carpets *which he will sell
very low for cash.
A CousfOrtable Ineome.--A gen
tleman, named John Milton, residing
about mid-way betweep Oil City and
Franklin, on the left bank of the Alle
gheny river, was in Beaver one day last
week. Mr. Milton is the owner of a four
hundred acre tract of land where be
lives, which proves to be flrat-class oil'
territory. On his land ire twenty pro
ducing wells and ho receives one-fourth
of all the oil which they yield. At pres
erit prices, converted into cash, his
share of the oil obtained, is worth five
hundred dollars per day. Neither our
selves nor reporter "interviewed" Mr.
Milton while here, but we take it for
granted that be accepts the situation and
would not exchange conditions with ev
ery acalikwag who passes that way. Mr.
Milton is a relative of Mr. 0. It. An
salniZ, of Beaver, inkr l l. PIPS _that
gentleman a visit on the occasion' refer
red to.
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A aU4*llleisam IlleaverWallak,
: _ a t correspondent, of the Pittibl
toinmereinf, writing from Beaver F, :
to that raperots the Bth of aaya:
A fee inetanceirol
,rutilaniam kayo ,occiareAi
which imassidukisiiiikud cotopiott3 t:
e iu
gyp& toga.; ,1 4k cooteasipulai
perpetrated in one of the &midair u/00, uu or 1114
place—the local option law not yet being to fens
satire—o Pow dye dtici.. ArsseallAidamsall
called u the tar for a galls oases. Whashshig
waited upon sonie ruinous sitting by ask him to
outlet." The Chinammi not understanding - Ih*
heignage, made no reply, paid for his own beer
and when mating his pocket-book In lilt pock:
et. was attuated by *mind ebstOngi Iststsie.
In cowardly :jestillestlene 'of , tbair data:4ly sa.
they \ allege That TheCliiiummal • 'a , ,t . ultistured - to
draw.; Maker tiPoll the* while Utepect war. be
bad 50 rerolvir. With eimainalablo pr rues
lbw employees of the Obitunnettitadelaitirmatina
silks:the ruffians who, olitaao s ric Alvaseiii4ge
of the promotion. hive as fir ahead the direly:
but rip, without ekiebtOarappreheaded:Aad
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There appears much ridiculous incansbeleagy
among ma In all statiOns.
• riOnbt•
lees members ol tin . "Anil-Ctiollit4a4sle..! rime
too trimly Doily • to amactit• it% Mum* or
acknowledge than ire any war tbifir . equig qld
yet, wax*. they would gladlypertako of i WNW
glue with /ohs. provided he amid pay, lkir lir
Bad whisky is e great kcereK Ali dillatsalca, r of."
axial posalou vanish overtheald - ay - glass; It
le to be hoped entirdbegraceral slides veal beam
teal frequent ahem our irlibilty shops . - sitaitffiele
by expiration of license now granted. ' •
If yon manta Sae salt of axasacrodi 1 to
order on short notice, Saeltenbture Is the place.
What %ball WI Do With Our
Danikteirsteprcipos, of Mrs. Liver
more's late lecture on the above Impor
tant question. the ParenArt r efrat
,
thus setittltly, utak onu+
Vt)itt
Teiationa t.
Teach them to make bread.
Teach them to makeshifts.
Teach them to foot op store MP
-Teach Own notetci wear false title ' r.•
Teach them not to paint and powder.
Teach them to wear Mick. warm.shoes.
Teach them bow to wash and iron clothes.
Bring them up in the way they should go.
Teach them bow to make their own dresses.
Teach - them to do.marketing,foi Abassinn,e.
Teach them `that zlidolliz is tolly'obetoredred
cents.
.Tescei them bow to cook a good meat of victuals.
Teach them every day, hard, practical common
sense.
Teach thorn how to dart' stockings and sew on
buttons.
Give Lb.= a good, substantial, common school
education.
Teach them to say no, sod mean It; or yes, and
stick to It:,
Teach them to regard the morale, not the mon
ey of the beaux.
Teach them to wear calico dreasee—and do lt
like a queen.
Teach them all the mysteries of the kitchen, the
dining room and parlor.
Teach them that a good round tear romp Is
Worth dRy delicate consumptives.
Teach them to have nothing to do will. intern
perste and dissolute young men.
Teach them that the more one lives withh4 their
income the more they will save.
Teach them the further one lives beyond their
Income the nearer they get to the poor Douro.
Rely upon it, that upon your teaching depends
In a great memoirs the weal or wee of their af
ter life.
Teach them accompllshments—mustc, painting.
drawing—lf you have time and money to do ft
with.
Teach them to climb apple trees, go dialing, cul
tivate a garden and drive a road team or-Zarin
Wagon. " -
Teach them that God made them in his own im'
age, and that no amount of tight lacing will fin
prove the model.
Teach them that a good, steady. ireair, 'me
chanic without .a cent, is worth • damn oil paled
loafers in broadcloth.
Teeth them tho essentials of I:fa—troth, hones
ty, oprialonma—then at a inhabit , time tat theta
marry.
Boy's gaits, at S. Jr J. Smellettbiurs
The Literary Entertainment given
by the pupils of the Bridgewater 'Union
School, on last Tuesday evening, Was
largely attended.. Itri nick the tiotiseiip*
so crowded, that a great many latmoma
were compelled to go home and were'
thus deprived or witnessing the per.
form en ce. The programine—whtch 'wd
regret to say we have not space to pub-
lish—was interesting, the selections ap
propriate, and the affair throughout was
pleasant, and afforded a great, deal of en
joyment to those who were so fortunate
as to secure seats. Although some of
the exercises were of a high order and
deserve special mention, yet, we do not
feel disposed - to criticise tho variona'reo
itations, colloquies, songs, tte. All
were well rendered, and with but few
excAptioute,, worthy of commendation.
and gave evidence of careful training on.
part of the teachers, and reflected great
credit on the school. The String Band,
composed of members living in Beaver
and Bridgewater, was present, and at in
tervals discoursed very excellent music••
One interesting feature of the evening
was the presentation of a copy of Web
ater's Unabridged Dictionary to Prof.
Todd, tho Principal of the school. Win.
B. Dunlap, esq., proffered it, in behalf of
the pupils of the Principal's department.
in a neat and complimentary speech,
and the present was accepted by the
Prof. with a few words, expressive of
bis high appreciation of the esteem of
his pupils, and thanking them most
heartily for the appropriate gift
Bore snit', ar J . Bselleibargis
There will be an Ice Cream and
Strawberr) Festival in the U. P
Church, on Friday evening, June 13
18,73. All are cordfiAlly itlldieattOattend.
Tomb stones and Idonnments of every vane.
ty at Wm. Wallactee, Railroad street, OM lower .
station, Nett Rlghton.
U. PI . Penaiona.—The 9th section of
the Act consolidating the Pension Laws,
approved March 3, '73, provides that
"The pensions of widows shall be in
creased from and after the 25th day of
July. 1866, at the rate of two dollars per
month for each child under the ago of
sixteen years, of the husband on ac
count of whose death the claim has been
. or shall be granted. And In every case
in which the deceased husband has left,
or shall leave no widow, or where his
widow has died or married again, or
where she has been deprived -of her pen=
sion under the provisions of the pension
law, the pension granted to such chil
dren shall be increased ($2) to the same
amount per month that would be al
lowed under the foregoing provisions to
the widow, if living and entitled to a
pension: Provided. That the addition
al pension granted to the widow on ac
count of the children of the husband by
a former wife shall be paid to her only
for such period of her widowhcod as
she has been. or shall, be charged with.
the maintenance of such child or chil
d ren ;for any period during which she has
not been, or she shall not.be, so charged,
it shall be granted and paid to the guar
dian of such child or children: ProVi
ded further. That the widow or guardi
an to whom increase of pension has
been, or shall hereafter be granted on
account of minor children, shall tot be
deprivaLthereof by ressaiitietitiir;
ing maintained in whole or in part at
the expense of a State j or the public in.
any educational institution; -or in kai
institution organized for the care of the
soldiers! orphans."
[meting Love Mines,. —Twenty years ago,
when paha, pearl powder Angel, were .intolog
the complexions and destroying the health of
women of fashion, Mogan', Magnolia Bolns
we. bronglitost os-ol.gruro-• bOtabiali-cosuietle,
guaranteed to restore bloom and beauty to the
Ala_ • FLOM that time. to the present blow item
continually piihlio - istimaligia;aa file
fest mid meet uneiceptiimal pnpafatioa' of tie
el an , • thsfeld flikroduclig an'
lc surface, like too 21eallsiinamels:or'irbinig the
cutlets like therdoisottonaduldia sold *dm ypst ,
ou a names sa"beattlifters,lt hiSt - !ext - Urte
velvet, renders it as smooth and stony as loath'.
and imparts to It that delicate, rosy bar; which
la the Wm Wm/ olComplettional layslhassin This
exquisite chromitteeffett is not traislent
'plying the Dabs daily it may:bet' go inissaged 'rma
youth to age. A lady who purchased tho first bot
tle of the article nineteen years ago, write@ to say
that her compleattin at forty. fa. Plain; clearer,
and more brilliant thai tt has ever Meat" and
eh a attributes its beauty solely to the daily use
of flagon's Magnolia Balm.
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ble CatakilAttlaide#,NalßteitogC
.
A Triiiirait.=4.n March
last, Street Cinifits - likrner Wilkins, of
Stockton, Califirrklailiat' found dead in
tlieritreet and rebtied;;;o„.
pnesion at that,fifpe the. pe had been
killed fOrOgider t OA_ tip • netorlous
thieves irate arrellted-clittiord With tire
crime. The. Ablates could 'not, be con
victed rano. evident" against them ap
peared, andahey Were finally discharg
ed. The officers of the law, had been ef
fectually thrown oft' the scent and much
Urns lints /est. him Nilkina, the :wife
of the murdered tout, was known to
have been behavidg improperly, and a
grown daughter was supposed to be no
better than a . young girl ought to be.
There were 'overall younger children,
ends benevolent society to which Mr.
Wilkeni had belong d 4 took the child
ren away froth thelrfnafft home and put
them in an orphari:aiyium. It was
knoWn tee that lifr:Vilkins had forbid
den a man named fli t eorge M. Bennett
his house atinidaia , before he was kill
ed. Bennett badleftStockton and very
soon after Mrs. Wilkins left too. The
officers now thought they had a clue to
Wilkins' murderers. They found Geo.
M. Bennett and pirir. Wilkins in the ho
tel in 'Ban *incise° living as min' and
wife under the name of Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Marin. Both were arrested
and taken to Stockton, cinizirfid with the
Murder e 1.,. P..Willdne. ' The authori
ties think they have enough evidence to
convict one or both of the accused.
Tombstones, and lioninannts of entry varie
ty at Wm, Walbtee's,,Nallr* Omi t near lower
station. New Urlatton.
xe r •
The Eeelleahnitleal, Coen. which
'was in session in Beaver on last Wed
nesday. was composed of seven mem-
Insrs ,of the . Ede (4efereace, skX 4 i six
iMitiliars of the-4 hto ftkinibsencis,: and
110 .4 64 _ „.!tiiiikii**f :00 1 2:• 14 004p : . Oldc;,
Conivranerr. • Itimpsootr , pre
aided "6-7fer'The accused
minister, . Gregg, was
tot present at‘lbazirtal of his case,
Winies of .Plttaburgh attended to
atiringltif lAA while Dr.
Peratilitg'of the isunsidicis appeared as
prosecutor, or rather as the representa
tive of the church. The trial lasted on-
ly five or six hours, 941 the "jurors"
agreed upon the points presented with
remarkable unanmity. The charge
against Mr. Gregg was "conduct unbe
coming a christian," and the evidence
went to show that but a few days had
elapsed after his marriage until be in
formed his wife that he did not desire to
raise a family, and notified her that ev
ery precaution must be taken to avert
what ho regarded as a calamity—that of
her and himself becoming parents.
Mrs. Gregg dissented from her hus
band's views 'in this and other particn
tars, and declined to use the precau
tionary measures suggested by her hus
band. From this time forth a devil
seems to have been in the family. His
conduct towards her was harsh, un
unfeeling, and on one or two occasions
it wag brutal in the extreme. It soon
became evident that his purpose was to
drive her from him, and after his con
duct became positively unbearable she
did leave him and returned to her
friends in Belmont county, Ohio. Soon
after this ho wax- adjudged insane by
ono of the Probate Courts of Ohio, and
sent to the Asylum at Dayton, that
State, for treatment. After being at
that institution Tor live or six months ho
was pronounced cured and discharged.
At thoStatetit . time, ►owever, and for
months past, he has been regarded as
unsound, mentally, as when first sent
to Dayton for treatment. In the mean
time the church took hold of the case,
and charges were preferred against him.
Among these was ono accusing hlm of
"conduct unbecoming a christian" and
the specification set forth the treatment
his wife bad received at his hands. On
these charges the Pittsburgh Conference
tried kim and after hearing the - testimony
that body expelled him from the min
hitry and membership of the M. E.
Church. Ho appealed from that action
of the conference and it was this ques
tion of appeal that was tried in Beaver
on last Wednesday. The decision of
the Conferencowas sustained and Mr.
Gregg is accordiogly no longer a min
ister in the M. E. depornination.
Coal Supply Along the Illssis
sippllver.—The stock of coal now
lying at the supply depots between Cai
ro and New Orleans toots up over 10,-
000,000 of bushels, wortb as it lies $2,200,-
000, andJa distribpbsill,as ; follows: Cai
ro. I,6l4lloo°'briaelil;llleMphlsi, 2,000,000
bushels, White river, five boats with
125,000 bushels, and more to 'bq sent
shortly from Cairo; Arkansas City,
twelve boats with 250,000 bushels; Vicks
burg, 25 boats with 200,000 bushels;
Natchez !:loats with 500.000 Intehels
Red River 2 boats with 45,000 bushels;
Bayou Sara, 10 boats and barges with
200,000 bushels; Baton Rouge has *small
stock of only 2.5,06) bushels, and New
Orleans 225 big boats containing nearly
5,000,000 bushels.- In addition to the
above 'Tall amounts have been distrib-
Ut#o 4 4 akni
ouppry Is
conadered very large and exceeds the
stock of any former period. It is con
sidered ample for all demands until next
season, and will be likely to keep prices
at a uniform rate throughout the ensu
'ing year 'llnless - uneXtreeted - disaster
should conspire to destroy a part of it
The demand for coal in the southwestern
markets is constantly' on the increase,
and the depot at New Orleans is ,espec
' Idly heavy In the cionsumption of black
diamonds, owing to the large number of
ocean steamers trading to and from that
port. It is not 'lnfrequent for a single
outgoing steamship to take an entire
boat of 8,000 boxes at a 'single coaling;
and tkillurionikt offing thus peed Is 11102•"
ply'&fornferes. ' IRie''present " W
sefllog
rates between Calro and New Orleans
Amgen from fifty to seventy cents per
box oflBo pounds.
=IEMIEM
The Reps Shea hate*" homey:
'. - -Prockas"' ntirely reliable .ruettree - we
j i,
kV. learn something definite:alba
adekteir :of ,tho man calling , blisiXett
,aliflrk,t . , was arrested hem aotottion
daarsektoe 'James. Moore,' on "charts
of a fanged check at 'the
antentatio* Bank of Franklin, drawn
otka batik hit Oil City. kir
• sls9e It' 'P
-
pm* that,,V.,• whits be is intim old of
hadfri SI * 1) Were id,dined IMO the
first . to thltdc, gm Filar/Pit:4oA Which ha
. wili ernitea, ;wilt WS his first ORWISO
a similar aliarocter. , His truentuga is
*whew -Hdttnedy, 04 as '•aomethaes
written, W.A Kennedy. Hawes bons
In Beaver otunty, south of the river; mid
lived the* till a few yeari ago. Ala
married eini excellent . lady 'ln Ilk:b
-land ociuntA Ohio, whii,, with, one; child,
notate they e still. Thesold his firm in
that octunty l itid einbarked in melrehan.
•dieing hot through _ rash speCnia t tiois in
Endo boon* involved. .. 'Up, to Mistime
he :was zerp4•ded as an upright, honors
.ble ' Mina 'sad stood very higivitr the
toinmunityi In which •he litred.' • -With
bill: embarrisetneut, • however; milt
temptatinti,llo' which be yielded. "Be
_drat forged, It; check in payment of clo;
liar seed, gurchased from . 'a 4i: Kirk 1
siailck.. oft Pittaborgh, Tide , offense
was followed by, another lbrged check
upon a firni in Canton. -Ohio. Poi the
latter he watt tried, but , through Mein-
Stlentie of Mends,:, :and: on 4ctiount of
ids•Provio4 good • character: it) wit re
•ltstsed. , Sitt?laqiiently he came to Sea
`Vet eodnty 4nd" finged cheek. epee the
Thews 1 4 ,41# end: larlghton banks; gie-
It*, his 'hithar 4 i. nettle ink thatof his :
asvgiii Ail ,iiiitibautitto i ss, mm k grams ..
This later Itramoottkel •Astetirod .1 some
limo last wlhter. - Since that time. twill
ing has beat bend of hini by his Mends
till the nets* of -hts - airiout at this place
was learned` by them. Ills cage is truly
a sad one. lic is most respectably con
teectitd, bebig a brother of Bea. T. 3.
Kennedy, ii,'imeeit excellent man, some
years ago ',tor of the U. P. congrega
tion of Jarn`_ e alown, this county. and
more rece ntly of Steubenville,, Ohio.
His father and mother are still living,
and deservOly stand high In the com
munity in tltr Melt they reside. He will
Probatly be tried at Franklin the pres
ent Week, add this conviction is certain,
inasmuch 4 • it is said he has been fully
recognized as the individual who nego
tiated the forged check at the Interna
tional Btott.—Greenville Advaitee.
ME
HE
laupture.t—Srery kind of Trusses for the
cure of Ruptuke way be obtained at Dr.
_Keys
er's eatablishnie' tit. No. 167 Liberty sirtet, Pitts
burgh, PS. lOW a Matter of the greatest conse
quence that tii:l who are ruptured should be prop
erly fitted wad imitable Trues, and one that will
keep the ruplilred parts in their place. Many per
sons do not kPow when they are ruptured, and
frequently ye4 . rs are allowed to pass by before
anything is dyne. This is a great error, and one
that is often Odd for at the expense at the per
-, 's life. Rdatnre is too sedans an injury to be
treated with 4Sthtness or neglett, especially when
the means fortDs Midst:id cure ere so easily ob
i!
tained- C and young persons are easily
cured with - improved appliances which ate
(=patently g added to the great !Met" which
Dr. Keyser a4jesys has on band.
Dr. Kayser!. aim ac Liberty street, Pitts•
burgh, I's trom 10 a. rn. until Ip. m., and from
3 to IL and of Saturdays at night.
We wonld call the attention of our
miens to the advertisement in 'another
column, 41he Brooks Sewing Machine
Co. or Ness York, they advertise, what
is indeed a)raluable invention, s first
class Sewing Machine for five dollars.
feb.B-ly
ThB folitting resolutions presented
by the Conbty Committee which as-
SElMkid in tt4s place on Monday of last
week were *minutia's , adopted:
Resolved, That we re-allina ;our thith in the
petamptes orthirarapatmema perm Oat General
COstit's i Adests.:solllUms, hat ,Darn true to .than
principles, and 4ot only merits admiration bat re
ceives our heart* support.
liesa r rect, Tearithei Adodnistratton of Governor
el
IlLutroall bi y (dour endorsement. WI that
the persistent d tlethlmiseti use Of the :etc:
power, by the , varnor, In order to correct And
restrict the evili cif special legislation of the Leg
islature has beep judicial:l'th fruitful of good, and
consistent with the principles of tne party.
Resohvd, Thai We epprave of the records, made
during the hut ,Legislature, of our represents,
um,. tee Hons. J.B. Rom and Samuel J. Cross.
Reza:red, That we condemn as wrong in prlncl:
pie, tad most demoralizing in practice. the Late
con e tonal rdtroactive salary increase and al)
kindred legialatice.
lbwtrack That we earnestly advise our State
Convention, soon to assemble, and the active men
of the party eveiywhere, to place In nomination
men of unquestloned character and capacity.
Resolved, 'hid the candidates this day nomina
ted are ryoq.by itif our fullest corldence, and we
hereby pledge Ahem our nutted, chee.-fal and un
tiring support ,; ?
Besoked, That Capt. C. U. Myer, °Mew Biigh
ton, Bev. JohOicearty. of Beaver Falls, and 11.
J. Speyerer, oOtoeltester. be appointed Legisla
tive ton rerei.
Go to Wallies's for Tombstones and Monu
ments. i.
The Beavi]fr Presbyterian Church will
give a Stravdhorry and Tee Cream Festi
val, June 17th, for the benefit of the Sab
bath School:
For The Bearer
_4k
I.oohilki rt BEYOND.
Written in thOraningHonrs of the Year 1372
The world'a upset by wrangling creed.,
Dealing tar More in words than deeds;
And each beilrea its way the beat
By which toach the heavenly rest.
And pions a
ii
111
there are, who
The world ugh goggles colorsblue;
Z
And others who have never seen,
Except throngs goggles colored green,
,
And every :eld hu different ways
Of saving u s and offering praise,
Bach thinks 111 harvest rich glom .
That spring* our seed its hands have 'o ra
t Brother,. Dill world is,Aride and fair,
Its varied eobirs all may share. -, -
Let's take the goggles from our eyes— -
There's only One, road to the skies;
And this Isini ooth. and straight, and Sure
To all of deed and purpose pure.
-4p
illblasrePe.-Erichester—lajust the spot,
Beaver wanly Peoples!! agree.
Where dress goods, toinigitry, and meter hats aro
bought
At lowest Fleet s —jut call and see. .
Cloths, flannels, and extra wide sheeting,
Bonsekeeping geode, ()revery grade,
Prints, ginOams, P. 11.'e, and linen dcidnga;
Cheap lots ofelnthing—best that's mace.
•
For gloves, Maki, a linen and paper collate.
. For suns bader s ' tourist and dab, •
For a neat salt of ckitheest tea dollar",
llibbard's—Roeliester—is truly the hub.
liihbard'a Stare omit door to P. 0.) Rochester.
•
DARRIIR—XeLEAR—Thttneto steentak, May
29th, 18 . 18. 1$ Bev. C.N.Rtoddhig RT. Thu!
ry T. Barker: (New Brighton, etatletes
dithittiter of Ceps; Oeo. C. McLean, of
Rochester, Pa. t
warrAuum4TRACII-At Canneltoo.Pas•lo oo
3d, LF. Ibtrutield, tog, Mr. J. Syhtteket
sea is Wade Teach; ell oiogcul._
DONALDI3OI4=4Lit AYR-At the' manes' of 112 .,„e"
bride's mother, • Juno Stk.-Ink hi the BIT "--
/137ich. Ittallothie _caieys„..daaghtet at the
We amend Wei, to DealaD°w 4 l ll4)n ; X '
D., of Bridgeville; Alletheal coasts: . •
Cake. Estimable bride. No. I.•gnsish.-: Oran
3 0 • -
cc=
RA* xmo A. rowirspia.
Tossed cal the btilows of time,
My son* is sighing for rest,
'Jong foil pierclltne—
gJ
csre no longer oppressed.
31y friends, one by ono whom I love,
Are rapidly passing away;
In the love lands of beauty they rove,
In the light of the Heavenly day.
I iee in the visions of night
Those lbved ones so dear tb me still
Their fortes area lucent as tight—
Their iiiords my bosom doth
I'm wear] bf this battle for bread.
With the isordid, and selfish and vain,
Whose Mel are as heartless as lead.
In their maddening scramble for gain.
When Triitii in the market is sold,
And Fahiehood promoted to power.
When Juialce Is bartered for gold—
Then wed to the day and the hour.
Thus tossed on the billows of time,
Let truttibe our compass and oar—
It's sway I, supreme in that climo—
It only an bless evermore.
Bearer liecember 31,1812.
GOGGLES.
ET J. B. SWETT
MED.
DEED. :
GA11V121.40 /Wadle, Pa: awe Elt, IE3. at
the r addend , of her husband, *ve . AC.
• wife of Ye. Hugh 1/artin, aged SB years. 3
Yew A4vertigemOrite,
411tA431118111*ISX.11=PrATIONS.
- • ormacorGointre St:ration : in mixt, t
Ilaaviraoluno I, MI •
• iane Itanoiei...l4trdockaville; and Frank.
fort. at lfrankant. • •
Jana 13 Itufloatry township, :Reels ladepend•
=lv al ilttloott7 ,School Bosse.
Jowl, Olaogow,laland Ron, and Ohio - town-
/hip; AIN Fairview: • -
poet Aloe Att. Bachool
r wer, Bridgewater, Sharon and Van,
. at. Save S Souse.
+lmre 311, New Sewickley, At lintonville School
July I Marks) awl irstutkihr. at Mille School
H J use.
uly Scrella liewlcitley, at Lanrst Point School
July 7, Wane township ; Geo rgetown and
ileolcsto6s, at Ltookstown School Vaasa.
- — July S.ltown,'ltal 14 School Bouts.
Jatrla, Bo Beaver and Chippewa townships.
•
Courts School t.onse. • •
- •
July 15, Rochesla township, borough. god ?WI.
Hiwburd. at Rochester echool floeae.. '
- &dr to:Steles' boro, Economy twp, Hammy.
•Hatita andeadolui Y readout Academy. •
Jut, 21, yaccotatowtadtly, At Amithls. School
House. •-• ' •
Jab" ft New a:4lton; - Palliton, and Pulaski
towneldp,at New ton.Unkm isenool building.
Beaver, Mb and Patterson townskip,
at maser Palle School lickak. •
July Se. Brien= township. at -Zakia's School
How. ,
Special eimiknations will be beUl iL Um office
of 1 - tbe county superintendent, Bawerr Court
Mion Me Siltea thirdtporday's 0re45013"
. ".. oetober and November. Atiolkana for Ma at at are irpedal nemninationa.wiU brnig
written poets Boer the Maud of Diracterevisk•
its to eon them. and glen oldidaMor7 mamas
tor not a -t he ready emuntaadocm •
13ffillectere and oteduca*lonuxecordially,
tit ea MrAer for exambation la, the
dJatwher+ they meet to teach. - •
Ito private oaf will be given.
Pr:mild:ma cattle:wee wUI not be endorsed
witboot a resmendnation. Thom bottling
. .
oval cestittestop ‘lll plops°, kirtrod thin - I to be
tll lll=nninattOn hoOiti,;/111 tie nun Libelist 16
cents mutt. _•
MEG
.42=Witt Mina their hist yeses calla
-1 to an.envelopd bearbg their ad -
.thess. A hither degree of qualifications . will be
:crleach snesteeillairlear. ,•_-
ri " wow wig Diwww groat& tee "annual din
:tttetii=nnettibtOSSASSr tmentedistely.
• /ant
..,. . i miame4 irtth the
ge Mtn bo Ittlinalatt • • eer
Wieder of . ,
Itte wtil be iiithullakneattonid
office: lidaTelq.ol2Allollllk On 1 12. Irn MX - Mira
Saturdays ot mutt month until farther notice.
a. Examination, will open
M. L. promptly at 9 o'clOrk,
m.
Jeli.tf.l
r Supervisors of Brighton - township In- se
riCiount with the township for the year ending
April iltb,;lBl3.
• Dn.
To amount on duplicates...
" warrant granted.....--
By ;mount of work on roods.. 4%31 43
" Warning and superintending on touts 73 11
The School-Directors of Brighton township In
nodal:art with the township for the year endleg
;Mae the 2d, IS 3.
To tria t tnce to Transory from 1872,
no tax lotion
" finta appropriations_
By amount paid ou warrants
Balance An Treasury 113 no
We do hereby certify that the above accounts
are correct to the . best of our knowledge.
JOHN A. EAKIN.
JOHN M. SCOTT. Y. Alulttorß,
SMITH T bTOKES
Attest: S. KIIMPATEICE., efterk.
Executor's •Notioe.
Fatale of Jolzn
,D. Vaughan, dee'd.
Letters testamentary npon,the estate of John
D. Vaughan, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are
icquested to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims to 'present them at once.
ANDREW MettILESN EY, Ex'r.,
• Irish Ripple. Lawrence county, Pa,
A.drisinistrator'ge Notice.
Estate of :fiery Pocael, keeeased.
Leiters of administration on the estate of Biers
Powell, late Of South Beaver township, In the
county of Beaver, ihd tate of Pennsylvania, de
ceased. having been granted to the subscriber, re
sldinglin Brighton township, in said county, all
persons having claims or demands against the es-;
tate of said decedent, are hereby requested. to
make known the same to the undersianed lambent
delay. JACOB CALEB., Adner.
6-11-6 •
Administrator's Notice
Estate of Mrs. Susan Criswell, dee'd
Letters of Administration on the estate of Su
san Criswell, lato o tlnd ependenee township, Boa,
wee county. re..Cet.euea. sables tteen arOotC4 to
the undersigned minding to sald townstoir s all
personettdehted to bald - estate • are reiluested to
make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same to present them properly
authenticated fbr settlement to
ROBERT ADAMS, Adner.
Clinton. Allegheny county. Pa.
01/4w/ „
c ,
UNION SPO KE L
WORK
RIMS,
. W. Cor. Leopard dt Otter St.
nd PLOW
PHILADELPHIA.
rir Send for Price Lisail
jell-tan
• .`
#IOIINTRY STORE, near Pittsburgh. Rare
dance for a man with a email capital. Masi be'
sold to settle an Esiate.
Address, J. P. CRNSINGUAM,
corner of Sixth and Liberty ils.,
lell-4w Pitfall:magi:4 Pa.
BEAVER COLLEGE
BM
Musical Institute.
New Buildtnes,,Sehool and ItecitatMn Rooms
now ready for the
Fall Session' Sep. 9, 187:3.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT
a permanent feature of the Institution Apparat
us Mr Illustrating the bctenceA, Send for new
catalogue with cut anew building.
june4-if R. T. TAY,LOR, President'.
BOROUGH OF ROCHESTER, PA
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Wm. D. Johnson, Esq., Treasurer,
Dr..
To amt rec'd from farmer Treairtrer.... $ 53 Gt
•• Whsrf... ....... 300 00
•.
Barge for ones, Se. 78. 00
•• " •• Shows, be .... GS 00
Tax collector(net amt 2,07
Sale or Boro bonds... 2.000 OD
`• lost tax (collected) .... 30
•• Temporary loan 14S 25
By warrantsnatd, vte
For, payment of lot and buildin and
furnishing Lockup.r. Council C g.
ham
ber E3,4M 1111
For old trulebtednere- • • ...... 700 00
F* streets , sewers and all other put.
poses 2.9'N 17
Caah to the Treasury.-- 279 93
Bonds of the Borough arc now outstanding to
the amount of s2,ooo.—running from one to four
and a half years.
The above natement Is a true exhibit of the re-
catgut and expenditures - in the' borongh of no
cheater for the rear ending Mar Ist 1811
A. T. SHAIAMNILYX.GER, Auditor.' ,
T. M. TAYLOR, Ser'y.
Roenurrnn v Ts., May ?4th, 1873.
t° l 3 21.4 w
fitATU. V
FRANK , g'cIARTY,
Itainfactnit? of the Caebisted
STEAMIEFINED ENGiNECARpON,
Val= CYLIN . DIII4 PAINT,
SIGNAL OILS.
Prepared 'trader anew Prom's, without
the use Chemicals.
POINT OIL WORKS'
'SMITH'S FERRY;
BEAVER COUNTY, PL
WI2-1Y
F:xecutoers Notice.!
Estate of ALMS • Jackspir,, Deed.
Whereas lettais testamentary upon the pate o r
Mimes Jackson; late Pulasid township, to the
County of Beaver and I3ate of Peaturrivail de.
tamed. have been's:ranted to *bounders ro .
siding tumid township, all persons hide ted to
paid estate are hereby Dodds& to make Ireinedi
ate payment, and those havOg_elalms to_present
'Mame for settlement, HOBERT JACianoN,
May 14-Gt] Exeettlar.
T. F. PHILLIPS,
File Dry Goods,
Siith and Liberty Streets,
_../143145
_. 73 11
*lOO4 :16
hoof CA;
mayl4-1%3- ly
ALLEGHENY
3141anfacturens S Wholenge a Itetail Dcalers In
Erna
EXIMEE
THUM, VALISES AHD TILAVELIIIG BAGS,
*2169 :9
No. CO Federal St., Allegheny City, Pa.
Or all orders promptly tilled and work warranted
may2l-1 m
R;,056 89
TUIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on
the 13th day of May. A. D.. 1873, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of
ROBERT B. EDGAR, bf New Brighton. hi the
Conn.y of Be aver and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt. on his own peti
tion; that the payment of any debts and delivery
of any property belongtng to such Bankrupt: to
hint or for his use, and-the transfer of any prop
erty by him, are forbidden by law; that a Meet
ing of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to
prove their Debts, and to choose one or more ru.-
signees of his Estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the ofßce of the Reg
ister, No. 93 Diamond street, Pittsburgh. before
Samuel Harper, esq., Register, on the 3rd day of
June, A. IL 1313 at 10 o,cloc.k. A. M.
JOHN HALL,
may2l-1w H. S. Marshal for said District.
ME
s6l'o,lto CAS .,
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
The 1 hird Grand Gift Concert
,1N AID OF TAE
Public Library of Ky.,
Will be given in the Lreat hall of Library Build
ing, at 1401:118Ville.,on TiOrTSDAY, July 8, 1873, at
which time TEN MIOUSAND GOTS , amenicit
tug to a grand total 0.L . 5500,000, all cash, will be
distributed by lot to Eckel holders. No reduc
tion in amount of gifts at this distribution, but
each gilt will be paid IN FULL.
Orates or lisniczna• Ann Di:ovens` BANE,
Loutavnast, April terdir f
Thi .
itatocertify th attliere is to the Farm..
ere' and Drovers' liank, to the credit of
the Third Grand Gift Concert for the benefit of
the Public Library of Ky., Five iflondred
Thousand Dollars, which has been set
apart by the Managers to pay the gifts in full,
and will be held by the Bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only.
(Signed) . S. VEX:IM, Cashier.
LIST OF GIFTS. s
One Grans: Cash Gift. 41t0.00Q
One Grand Cash Gift__ ... MOW
Otte Grand Cash . - MOO
One Grand Cash Gift 20000
One Grand Cash Gift , 10,000
Oct Grand Cash Gift ..... 5,1100
24 Cash Gifts of $l,OOO each. 24.000
50 Cash Gifts of 500 •• 23,000
80 Cash Gifts of 400 " ....... 32.000
100 Cub Gifts of 300 " ........ 30,000
150 Cull Gilts of " ..... 71,000
590 Cash Gifts of 100 • • ... ........ 59,000
9,000 Cash Gifts of 10 . 90,000
Total, 10,000 Gilts, all Cash, $500,000
, Only a few tickets remain unsold, and they
will be tarnished to the tint applicants at the fel
lowing prices; Whole tickets $lO, halves $l. quar
ters $.,00. 11 wholes for $lOO, 56 (or $500,113 for
$l,OOO. For tickets and full information apply to
THOS. E. BRASILETTE„ Louisville,
or TAUS. H. HAYS & CO.. GU3 Broadway, N.,T.
A.4n . ,tliiimatirtutcur"o Not3,c©
Estate of E. P. ,Kuhn, esq., dec'd.
Letters of administration upon the estate of E.
P. Kuhn, deed., late of the Borough of Beaver,
county of Beaver, and State of Pennsylvania,
having been granted to the subscribers. residing
In said borough, all persons haring claims or de
mantis against the estate of the said decedentare
"hereby requested to make known the same to
the andersigned ulthout. delay.
MRS. M. L. KVHN, Adrn%r.
5-14 6w JAS. H. etiNNINGRAM, Adner.
Estate of Alexander Gibb, Dec'd
Letters testamentary on the estate of Metal/der
Gibb, deceased, late ofHanover townahtp, Beaver
county, Pa., baying been granted to Xtve ander
signed, all persons having claims epr demand.
atents the estate of said decedent, 61.4:mowing
themselves to be Indebted to said estate, are
reqd.ested to make known the same without delay.
THOMAS 31. ADAMS.
•
514 , 5 w Ilansusvutz P; 0.
PITTSBURGH TAR
$6,309 10
Chemical Works,
nab, Iron and .kaphatt Varriteb, Carbolate Pow
der—the Universal Disinfectant—Carbolic Acid,
Crndo Acid,Puriticd Benzolca,and other Products
of Coal Tar:'
$0,303 10
Office—Nix 62 FIFTH AVERITE, UP BLUM
THE PITTSBURGH
Tar Chemical, Works
RON VARNISH
Warranted to drylu less than two hours in lair
weather, leaving a handsome glossy black coat.
Asgreat pains are taken to produce an atticle
perfectly neutral--free from acid and ammonia—
it will be found to be the best protection against
ratting, being at the same time the cheapest In
the market.
This Iron Varnish, is especially recommended
for use for Iron Roofs, so-railed Iron-clad Build
ings, Stacks. Boilers, Fence Castings, etc.
Address office of
EW777MW7,IT - arTIU
No. (12 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBITIWEL
...e.,. . FAIRBANKS'
. rraamatur ' -
tii:
- ' SCALES
~...sa..l. ~... of rill kinds ; also ibr e ace Dar
' • ream Warehtale Truax. /In
- ' :i..; '7l7_ Droved Atoaey, Drawer..
'''.
' ' ' FAIEUMNPB, MOES S it 00.,
48 WOoa b 4. Pittsburgh.
Setles repaired promptly. Di ism.
ALLEaftglirr CITY
Stair Building and Wood Yarning Skop.
NEWELS. BALUSTERS. HAND HMIS.
wini Joints Cut and Bolted, ready to hang. ru m•
tidied on ehortnotlee. WILLIAN PEOPLES,
6441.1 Car. Webster St. OrOarn
"[ABM STORE POE SALE—. Pourr-cr.a . . o
DRUG AND FRISCRIPTION lITORR very en
gably situated In Allegheny city. doing a good
paying business, Is offered for sale on accommo
dating terms. The owner wishing to retire from
active business, or would prefer selling an inter
est to ;croon having good references, and who,
could vett their wheileattention. Atmportunlty
of ads dto get into a good payingitftesswith
pmall capital does not often occur. Per farther
mrUculans addreseD. P. GOULD. care Dr. Days
189 Witalditaton Avenue. Allegheny city. Pa.
8-7-1 m
SEEDS, SEEDS,
PLANTS, PLANTS,
TREES, TREES.
E arl y pe.as, Beaus, cren,_Tomatoes,Ordatt Sets.
Potatoes. aid all other seeds tbr market garden
ers, fastlfiss, Se. A box of twenty wirletlee of
glower Seedi for one della.
Send for Sensett's Catalogue, free. Address
JAI3. BENRSIT, Seaman,
aprU.Sw 13W Smithfield Stmlittaborgh.
•
Miscellaneous. , - - .
• IMPORTER AND RETAILER
EU
Pittsburgh,, Pa.
4,t
TRUNK STORE.
JOEL S. GOE ac CO.,
SADDLES, IEgADNESS,
U. S. MAIISIIAL'S OFFICE, :it .
W. D. Or PVINSTLVANIA,
PrrrilinUnon, May 16th, /873.
Executor's Notice.
MI I
MANUF ACTURE RS OF
Are now manufacturing a very superior
Xew davertisfnumht.
DIrIEtitICTOILY:
MI
Imix Mass il!mos
01"
iimatZed foi .the convenience of our'Readets
• ADNIRTISING,..AGEIsTCY.
Thos. L. McClelland, Dispatch • Malin , '
07 and ti 9 Firth Avenue, antiwar:l
agent for all leading newspapers in the
United States. 1
I '
ARIZONA DIAMOND JEWELRY
Benin solid told, 27 3 i 6 th street.
AWNINGS, TENTS ik TARPAiTLINS.
E. Manta= & Son, 175 & 171'Penn St.
ARTIFICIAL LINB MAN'FG CO.
roasters in Crutches, Trusses. etc. 279
•
.Penn streets. •
AItTLr M
s' AND SURVEYERS' AT I 'ALS
Geo. W. Backofen, 181 Smlthd Id St.
AMUSEMENTS:. f '.
Library Ball, Penn St. I .
Burnell's Museum, Fifth Ave. . 1 •
Frei. Anus' Amertean Theatre; Fifth
Avenue.
Pittsburgh Opera House, Fifth -Ave. -
...
Trimble's Varieties, Penn St. j , ,
BANKS AND BANKERS
Diamond Savings .Bank, G—Diamond,
(over $25,000,000 security for-Deponts
United Stases Bank, 12.1 4th Avenue.
Duquesne Savings Bank, 84 Foukth. Ave,
Geo. B & Co., 58 Fodrth Avenue.
BOLTS, NUTS & WASHERS.
Hubley, Adams & Co., 5 Market street
Iron City College;.crir. 'Pop
P. Duft & SOns, Fifth Ave.' !
BRUSH 3IANUFACTOMES
H. Stewart & Co., 120 Wood St.
13ROHERS ICI BONDS, NOTES AND STOCKS
'lsadore Coblens, 5t33i Fourth Ave.
Isaac M. Pcnnoek, 114 Fourth Are.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Gildenfeny & Hess, 4•i Fifth Ave.
BOOTS AND SHOES. •
B. Hinnnedricit .5:.; Son, 86 and 100 Mar
ket St.
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
T.l Wallace, 31 Mb St. (wholesale)
Piper & Co,. 252 Liberty St. (wholesale.)
B. f;': Brown, wliolmtle, 40 GUI St , et•r.
Penn.
CARRIAGES.
Workman & Davis, 167, 169, 171 Penn
Avenue.
CONFECTIONERY & FRUITS
Binder Elair,62 sth Avenue.
CLOTHING 4k FURNISHING GOODS
Boston One-Price Clothing House, 95
Binithflehl Si, and ITS FederaLSt., Al
T. Tobias, 13, 6th St. (Merchant Tailor.)
DRY GOODS
J. W. Spencer, removed to 9 Market
St , formerly M'Fadden's Jewelry Store
DRUGS. MEDICDIES AND PERFUMERIES
Joules E. Burns & Co., Penn & Sixth Sts
y ENGRAVERS,ON WOOD
C D Butler, 22 sth avenue
FLORISTS AND SEEDMEN.
James Bennett, 1.12 Smithfield St.
Send for Free Catalogue.
FURNITURE.
T B Young & CO, 21 Smithfield St.
J. W. WOodwell & Co., 97 & 99 Third
Avenue.
GENTLEMEN'S
- -
GOODS.
11..1.. Adams. Tit sth avenue, . (Importer. )
Shirts a specialty. .
GUNS AND FISHING TACKLE
IL H. Schulte, 330 Liberty St.
HATSAND CAPS.
Gordman & 3inekley,ll7 Wood St.
Wholesale and retail.
. HATS, CAPS.=& STRAW GOODS.
R H Palmer, 1.51 Wood SL (Wliulesale.)
nilit GOODS.
Julien -Morrow, '73 Market St.
MOTELS.
StClair Hotel, corner 6th and Pena Sts.
American House, 349 Liberty St.
JEWELERS,
D: P. Hoyle, tz_s sth avenue.
Be°. W. Biggs, 159 Sinithhell Street
JOB PRINTERS and STATIONERS.
Stevenson & Foster, Third Ave. • awl
'ood St.
KEYSTONE MINE% FLUID.
P. WeNeuberger CO., - 1•20 Smithfield Si
LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURES S FUAMES
Boyd 58 sth avenue,
J. a. Co., 86 Wood st.
W. W. Barker, 8 sth avenue.
Louis J. Brecht, 12$ Smithfield-St.
LUBRICATING and BURNING OILS
O. G. Pennock,`23 7th street.
MINING 4: SPORTING POWDER
Arthur Kirk 19, 7th St. Agent for Hoz
fird Powder Co.
MANUFACTURING JEWELER
C. Terheyden, Smithfield St
MACHINERY AND STEAM, PUMPS.
Hutchison 4S; Co., 2 Wood St., cor. 2d ave
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Henry Meyer, 73 Smithfield stMet.
James Gallagher, 10 Sixth street_
P. McArdle, 83 Smithfield street.
Byrne & trling, 101 Smithfield street
Urling & Bullion, 546th St.
NICKLE GOLD AND SILVER PLA
TING.
Walter E. Hague, Virgin Alley, near
Wood street.
PLATE GLASS it SHOW CASES
illespie AS: Co, 86 Wood street
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Central Photograph Rooms; 12 sth awe
L Strub, 09 sth avenue -
B. L. H. Dabbs, 46 6th street.
NV. H. Whitehead, 29 5111 avenue.
J. R. Pearson, 70 sth avenue.
PICKLES, SAUCES, VINEGAR, dm
Heinz, Noble & Co., 167 ct. 162, 2d Ave
PIANOS, ORGANS and ISUSIGAL GOOD:
J. 31. Hoffman, 62 sth ave. (Irriporter.)
Barr .it Knake, 12 Sixth St.
RESTUARANT & BILLURD ROOMS
G Mashy, under Pittsbutill opera lions°
STENCILS' STEEL STAMPS AND
SEAL PBESBES
J D Mathews, 73 3d avenue, near Market
NV A Bunting, 184 Liberty street
SPRINGS AND ARL E S
Duquesne Spring 5,:; Axle Works, 111
perm Ave. '
TRUNKS, V LlittS AND LADLE'S
SATCIIFT.S
Joseph Liebler, 113 Wood street
W J Gilmore, 38 sth avenue
Vont & Graham, 118 and 14( Wood SI
A lindle. jr., 89 Smithfield street.
THROAT. LUNG d; EAR DIREASES.
Dr. J. A. Hunter, 2W Penn St. ;
UPHOLSTERERS. ,
R.W. Roberts, 153 Wood St.
Wilts Upholstery; 44 Smithfield street.
WEATHER STRIPS AND WOOD
CARPETS.
Wilts' upholstery—Agent for Western
Penn'a and Eastern Ohio-44 Smith- 4
field street.
WOOD AND IRON WORKING MA
CHINERY.
M. B. Cochrane tt Co., 121 Liberty St.
WHITE LEAD AND COLORS.
T. H. Nevin & Co., cor. Third 'ave. and
Market St.
WINES it LIQUORS, (WHOISSALE)
Stevenson, 87 Second Ave. ,
WHOLESALE 3ilLLllit l a 0 FAN
,CY GOODS.
Porter, Donaftwn 0 Co., (successor to
• J II nawkins & Co., Steubenville) 127
• Wood Street
la
)
FURNISHING
npt2-73;1y