SAINTS AND SINNERS.
EV BICHABD BEALFB.
Then: goes a woman who, loving too much— s
some bow or other, perhaps, became
r.ct aid with patches of soot and smutch—
Wah blotches of sin and shame.
Bu t i think, by the piteous look in her eyes,
(Hav! 1 you seen the eyes of a stricken doe !)
•1 tat down in her heaebshe moans and cries
Witt unutterable wpe.
There goes a coIUBWa of circumspect#—«ee,
gow clean andcomely, and sleek and fair,
A dq. unto the ultimate degree.
Pnm and proper they we..
A worldling! Yon need .not pry nor peck
Into their natures for fault or flaw;
They are not of your kidney, frail and weak
'Ttcy are strong,and walk. by the Law.
Eta mark; theyhay* caught aglimpse of her skirts!
(Bow keen they ate on theacent for sin.)
And the hoandln the heart of, each asserts
itself —and4be pack begin.
Brtivcly.myfhSsttrs 1 Mangle her now I
What to yon Is ber awful stress ? ■
And not in tbe daylight dare yon avow
!>ity for wretchedness.
There, there, enough now—handsomely done 1
(Eow whilely your teeth show when yon snarl;)
And bow, like a poor, scared deer, did run,
, Whither !) the frighted girl.
Wtuther? -But that can be naught to yon—
Why was benshadow flung on your path ?
/1.,5 Heaven, of course, must be pleased to view
* strong man’s terrible wrath.
w. lam a sinner—or wtiat you please;
f iLd you miy be saints, for aUgh* 1 know;
F:,: 1 “wear. O excellent Pharisees,
TLa: whiter than driven enow,
Compared with yon, is the soul yon drove
Bard on the horrible edge of hell
A nd Bometbing, 1 think, was said of Love,
Bv borne One— can yon tell ■
POLITICAL.
—The Massachusetts House of Repre
aectatives has rrtyected the Woman Suf
frage resolution by a vote of 142 to 83
—The President, on Monday of last
week, nominated David Tidball, Esq., as
postmaster bf New Ca&e, for a period of
four years. Tbe nomination was prompt
ly confirmed by.'the Senate. The -bquire
bos held that position for a number of
years, and has made a faithful and accom
modeling official.:
—(general Luperon is about to inaugu
rate a revolution to overthrow President
Bae7, of San Domingo.
—Gladstone'will probably resume the
premiership 6f Great Britain oi Thursday.
-A demonstration -in favor of Irish
home rule look place in London on Sun
day.
Several large bauds •of Cariists have
been defeated at-Pampaluna, Spain, re-
ctc’?.y
—Governor Straw, of He# Hampshire,
has nominated the Hon., John E. 'Sargent
for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
that State.
— l Tennessee's is really try
ing ;o do something for the financial
hoc or, col to say unnesiy, or ine
/! is pruposed to fund-the past due in
terest and redeem the same next year.
Thi® action is commendable. " .
—Ex-Senator Sawyer, of South Caroli
na, will probably be appointed Assistant
Secretary oi the Treasury.
—Henry Howard has been nominated
for Governor by the Prohibitionists of
Rhode Island.
—Virginia politics are already becom
ing very';lively, in anticipation of the
coming Slate election, and, as il wyiTl be
hotly contested by both parties; both sides
will, no doobt,'~laim to bring out the
strongest men. ■ Colonel R. W. Hughs is
the most prominent candidate for Gover
nor spoken of] on the Republican side.
Including many popular gentlemen who
are mentioned!for Conservative nomina
tion is Robert E Lee, Jr. Among those
spohen of for Conservative nomination for
Lieutenant Qovernor is William Kilgour,
Commonwealth attorney at Alexandria.
—The National Labor Council, at a
meeting in Washington, oh Saturday ev
eniug, appointed a National Executive
Committee and received letters promising
earnest co-operation from different States.
—The largest number of dismissals ever
made by any President at one time will
he on tbe 20th of May when six-
Wo hundred Assessors and Assistant
■Assessor* of Internal Revenue will be dis
charged.
—Senator Pelrikin’s fish bill meets
*>th pretty general approbation, both at
the hands of the public and the press.
—Says the Pittsburgh Commercial of tbe
18th mst; The President, on yesterday ,
sect to tbe Senate tbename.ofJndge P. C.
Shannon, of this city, for Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of Dakota. This is
hut a proper recognition of Judge Shan-
DOD b services in the*cause of Republican
lSffi > and will meet the approval of friends
of both parties in all parts of Ihh State.
«if in every way qualified for the -posi
'-‘on, and will no doubt serve with honor
to himself and the Chief Magistrate by
*home be was appointed,
AiL the changes that will be made in
e in the office .of the Secretary of
e Commonwealth have been perfected..
be Allowing -w-a list of the appointees
tn der the administration of Hon. M, 8.
Quay.
Deputy Secretary of the Common-
B. Linn, of centre.
CMef Clerk—Thomas M’Camant, Blair
( "'unty. T
C-trkB-Benj. F. Chancier,,Dauphin
<; -Diy ; s Man p r j ( j a y ) Lancaster coun
h Robert T. Beatty,. Perry county; Job
‘ Jordan, Bedford county Wm, M.
Cumberland county; Lane S.
Montgomery county; Howard Hi
Lycoming county.
Messenger- Benjamin P. Thompson.
“totUg itcery county.
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LOCAL ITEMS .
j . JkjgaaTa.-—Qr
i Pugh, New Brighton; J. Llimenbrink, Rochester.
{ TO ADVERTISERS.—The Beaver
Radical Is tbe most extensively clrcu
; fated Weekly Newspaper in Western
Pennsylvania.
Cleveland 6c Pittsburgh Railroad.
C&mg Wut— Mail, .7,46 a. m ; Accommodation
5,40 p. m. • \
Going Host— Accommodation, 8;19 «. m; Mail,
,87 p. m; Express, 7,07 p. m.
Arrival audDepartoreof MaUs.
Western mall leaves art! a.m.; arrives at 4 p.nr. f
r Eastern ibaiT leaves at 3p. tm; arrivosatDa. m.
New Lisbon mail leaves every. Friday, (instead of
Monday),atBa.m.; arrivesonsatotday,at.s p.m.
Black Hawk, &t.Clair, Clarkson and Ne wjUsbon.)^
Physicians will always flnda.completestock
Of reliable; raediqiaes, at; the, Beaver
'Brag Store. Alloffictifilpreparations-'made ac
: cording to ttie tew ; HiannadOp«lfa large
1 assortment of Elixirs and new remedies alwhys on
band, llcao Befverßrag Store.
Notice Extraordinary.— Ail orders fur
Photographs mast hereafter bo paid for. (ht least
in part) when the order IS given. Order* not sif
complied with will receive ik) attention. H Noss,
feb~-2m ,
Try the Improved Economical Plow. Yon can
gel it for nothing at Mi L. Armstrong's, Harsha
ville.Pa. fs&Mf.
Fahnestock’s Pure White Lead, Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Paints, W-ludow
Glass and Putty at the' very lowest cash, prices,
at Hugo Andriessen’g Beaver Drug Store.'
Try the Improved Economical Plow. You can
get it for nothing at M. L. Armstrong’s, Han-har
ville. Pa. fefcl-tt
Two ent ire new two Horse Wagons, for sale
at SpeyererNS; Son’s. • feh2l-tr.
31en>ft and Boys' Spring styles of Hats and
Caps, just received from the east, aiJ.M. Me
Creery'e. tnari4-2w
New opening ot Men 1 ' and BoysMiats and
Caps at J. M. McCreery’e. mar!4-2w
FFeare compelled to defer again some
communications and oilier iDa.Uer r wbicl)
We would have been glad to have pub
lished this week. Our friends will excuse
(is lor not doing wbal it was impossible
for us to do.
The Court opened on Monday and will
continue during next week.
Mr. Cunningham somewhat known
in this community, now editor of the
Holmes county, Ohio, Republican , called
on os one day last week, and permitted us
to make an agreeable acquaintance. He
prints a good paper and we wish’* him
abundant success.
The annua! Conference of .the M. E •
Cburbh, met at Ohio, on tVednc.s
day and will continue th session ah->ut a
week.
Mr, Milo Groscost, of Brighton
township, had sixteen sheep killed and
four badly lorn, ny Tinge, one (I»y last
week. Loss about $lOO.
College Notes,— Examination r.f
classes open to the public this Thursday
morning and afternoon. Closing exercises
in tbe M. E. Church, this Thursday eve
ning at l% o’clock, will be entertaining.
Normal Department for the special in>
etruction of teachers will be opened,April
Ist. Rooms for self boarding and board
ing dobs can be secured. i 5^
The new building makes, an imposing
appearance,'and is attracting the atten
tion of all visitors our town. Spring
session opens April Ist.* . 1’
The following' arothb officers of the
Rocheslor Savings tfmfLoan Association
elected at tbe last annual meeting
President—Win. S. Shallenberger, - v
Vice President—J. J, Anderson,
C.Horst, ' •' )
Secretary—John Conway.
Directors—A. T. Shallenberger, H. W. Seely,
C. Martin, M. L. Wortman. W. D. Johnson'] T. L.
Darragh, J. J. Hoffm-h, John Linninbrink, 8. J.
Cross.
S. t£ J. Sneltenburg keep the lead
ing clothing store? itr New Brighton, and
have on band the best assortment of
stock in their, line, that can be found out
side of Pittsburgh. They believe In selU
ing at low prices and are enabled to do so
by practicing giving close
attention to every department of their
business. Those wishing to purchase
clothing, either to order or ready made,
will consult their own interest by giving
them a call. Don’t forget S. & J. Snel
lehburg’s. New Brighton.
examination of applicants for the
permanent certificate tfill be held at Ro
chester school house on Saturday' March
29th, commencing at 0 o’clock a. m.
J. G. Hillman, ]
ISec’y. Gom.
We are in receipt of the March nam- i
ber of The Republic, *new monthly
zine devoted to the dissemination of po
litical andpublished at
Washington, TL. C., by "The Republic
Publishing Company.” Price $2.(K| peri
year id advance. The magazine is full of!
useful information, and will meet the
wants of a large class. It should be ex
tensively circulated. , A
Accidents,— Mr. Crofz,
gun smitbof Rochester, t while -repairing
a pistol left for repairs at his shop, which'
went off, was wounded severely in the hand,
breaking two of fhb meta carpus bones of
the baud, Dr. Cnarles Foersiige was
called in snd dressed his wounds. K
A son-in-law of Mr: Epbraham: Hariet,
at the skme plact. tfsslojured by an ex
plosion of a boiler at an oil well at Bra
dy’s Bend, .Pa., on March i, 187& II is
fore arm is broken in -twr^ He is
at his home in Rochester. His arm has
been set by Dr, FOerstige.
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rcb2l-»t
XUE RADICAL: FRIDAY. MARCH 21,1873.
[The £<>!lowing comtnupicutlon waa ip-,
tended for last weeVs issue? bWrea«iid»
Treioffdatotorpubltmtiniu} "-2- r
, t Rochester,, 13,1873.
Editor of the Radical: '*
Allow rue to say, through the columns
of yoar paper, that in making op the
Temperance ticket of Rochester borough,
which you published in your last Issue,
the nomination for Assessor was,* by- mis*,
take, omitted. it is my duty to rectify
the mistake, I will do so by saying that;
Robert Clears, Esq, was nominated for
,that\iiripWtanit position. /Abdl ’as the
temperance men look upon yom paper as
the friend and champion of our cause,
permit me to say in their behalf that Ire
the’an to adhere firmly add unflinchingly'
to the cause and course we have adopted.;
Wemean to wotk in a 1 ifaH-j upright and
honest manner to uproot, stem and stern,
this bottled Vnd barreled damnation,
which is searing and polluting UicglivSß
rt bur bld and -yoUng merf ;tbis social,’
moral and national curse which is like- a
worih goaWng at-the Vitals of-our glo
j rious Republic; ibis curse which is louhfl
| in our‘‘Legislative halls and Senatorial
: chambers,found in our factories and work
-1 shops, found in foresiand mines?found'in
i Church and State, and Ustbut not least,
1 and with shatrie Tor our huhiabity,-belt
| said, found protruding itsjcloven foot at
, our fireside. This curse which is filling
I the length and breadth of our land with
j the cries and inostjDJki-'of ftidAtvfi.and or
■j phans, more-pnigaatttUnd heartland i ng
j than Rtchael bereft of her children ; this
; blighting, degrading, damnable curse we
j mean to, by the aid o( God and all good
citizehs, to 1 exterminate from our midst
! forever, and we respectfully, ask, sincere
-Ily hope, and fervently "pray that a " tem ‘
1 perance loying men and women will give
; us their undivided energies, efforts and
support in crushing to atoms at one blow
i this foul monster who has fastened his‘
sin-stained grasp os country, State
, and nation.
We bad a very interesting.and . pleasant
temperance meeting in the M E Church.
1 Addresses were delivered byHeV; Hkmpy
: and Thornton A. Shinn, both able and el
oquent speakers, and lam confident in
1 saying that the audience were well please
. ed with what they beard.
| We also had a wedding in our quiet ’'
“burg’! op Tuesday evening at tbp Lu
theran Church. Miss Nellie Hendrick
i son, of this place, and Mr. Bouyer, o£
| Pittsburgh, Concluded to go down life’s
stream in the same boat. Your bumble
j servant not having, the r necessary piece
o'f paste board was not one of the
I number, consequently can give no details,
I hut at a distance lean imagine what a
| calm and serene feeling pervades his
: whole son! when thinking fu the future,
no more button lees shirts nor heelless
- v -’ o *» ; —rs“ ""H Uis person. “Surely
distance lends enchantment to the-view.’’
A longlife and a happy oaeismy*4sish. -
I I alr» notice considerable improvement
| in oar town recently in the shape of new
buildings. Mrs. Lacy Johnson is erect*
icg or haying erected a ryw qf one story
~ frame shop*, along the railroad west of the
J<*hosoa-Hoiiae, eyidentlytolet. Our
bale, hcir^,^dr;; ? dhdertakJhg
frjeud, Henry' Laqb, has erected a. new
7 iwke oveajwilh. all the mddern.jrapirove
ments and convenience.
Is an age of progress. ,
There was an exciting contest oyer the
annual election of officers iff- tie' Agricul
tural Society on Monday, the issue: being
"Horse nr nn Horse.” Thebdrse‘ticket
carried and the following gentleman were
elected;
President—James DarraghV
Vice-Presidents—L. H. OatmaD.WjUj»mShix)deß,
Sebastian Grove.
Treasurer —RoberrH'Coojyer.
Recording Secretory—B. gtovg.: ,
. corret ponding Secremrj-jJamreCajbtMd.
Managers— Bast Side—Jt. P, W. H.
Marshall, S.-Magaw, B. R^dt.Ja&b&dbft.
North Side—D. O. CVPaterson. Clark Hunter,
A. Carothen, John Andrews', WrifiJ 'Laird;
South Side—James Ocr. Siiiaaa] Patterson, S.,
Laugbiin, Robert Potter. Martin Reed. :
A meeting of the officers and managers
elect, will be held at the Court-Hoase,
in Beaver, on Saturday. March: 59,' J 873,
»t 10 o’clock, a m. A prompt Attend
a nee is requested. •
i To the Editor of the Radical. \
i The latest issue of your paper ctf&taii is
| sad news indeed. ’Tia hard, very hard, to
read of the death of young companions,
jjso true, so beloved and so, (ui^nf,promise,
i.as Dwigbl,Coe, Thomas Hall ami.Thomas
| Reed. But bow infinitely sad to contfop.
I plate!, Sterling worth and character ;did!
I not excuse them from the grave, or ldving
, hearts would not no* bti mourn log their
| loss, or t should pot.now.be offering Hup
| simple tribute of justice. It seems as
though it cannot be, tffld] yet, erh this
reaches you, home and friends will have,
laid them in'the cold and silent tomb.’
• We mud believe in life beyond ! Though
they are gone, yet allis not lost, they,
still linger although theirpresence ignore
Interior, within the bearCapttHbm their
indwelling, bves, and from their precious
lives, “A hundred Virtues rise in shapedl
mercy, charity and love,to walk tile
world Jand bless it with tbeirlight. Of
every tear, that throwing, mortals
on such gfeen gnodisbnrn--.
de
stroyer* steps Uttere- spring upbrfjjhl dre-,
aliens that his power, and h»dark,
path bed>m^ft^Wi*y ; ,'o|. light to Heaven.*'’
‘ Jons V. McDonaxo, J n
New, York Oily, March 13, iffTS >.
-r- 1 ■ „ i <, ■)«.; ' 'i
Wkebuso, W. Va.. Mo»i JB7B, .
1 ha to used, Beymer, Bonman vfcCo.’s stricjy
Pare White Lead since the Spring 4 pf as b
practical painter ray,that it is the best-White Lead
1 ever nsed. and I give i: thd prefereptc; pfer ail
other brands. S M. ■
HANDBOMB OFFICES.
and
modeled—A •■ Laboratory AdddeA- r
Coaalbrtable Quarters and Increased
Fsellltles.
Physicians; as a rule, exercise, discriminating
care <lxl- fitting!up, their offices with ell the pani
phemaUa essential fo intelligent practice, and some
evcncqmhlne elegance with convenience. In the
latter Category the Drs. vOldshne must .he placed,,
They have formany years enjoyed an eitcnsivens
well ts ltrctative practice,' which, constantly in
creasing, gendered facilules necessary.
Then office has been several times enlarged add
remodeled, hat still their llstj Of Vlsitihg' patients
so inereased that they Obliged to erect en
addfiltional building. *ThHr has Jn*t. been coni-
theirdouhleenite of rooms remodelep
so asto secure the greatest convenience, comfort
andelegance. , ' r ‘ v " “* % ■
The firfl4nd main 'office is the reception room,
whlchls-entered from Orant itreet, by the old
doorWgy. :®d the right is . the ladies', consulting
.romp, aeoees to fi» gained from Grant
|treet,but by apriyate the
geDe'reiymtnuicu. On the left Of the Tccpptioh
room, U aPolhof pflVate consulting room, and in
the rear is thh ' Labbtatory, sothat there ;l&no nl
cesallyforehteringthe main too to fo.procure med-:
icines or.reiirtf—"an advsntagowhlch lady patient*
-always The reception andcohsnUing
rooms are:handsomely furnished, and in their new
adornments ofpiaihtings and upholstering present -
a most lusdriotts appearance.
ThaXaboratory ts a special feature ip itself, con
structed for t|ie particular purpose of obtaining ac
curacy , jd r pojupoandiug prescriptions. Here the
medicines "from the very hare to th 4 composite
state are continually nuder the Immediate super,
visioil of'the physicians, so that the greatest need
recy ik secured. In charge of . the Lahore tor j is n
chemist ot fifteen jeara. practical experience-
Thus patients can have the utmost confide-nee In
the purify 1 of Nhe medicines, and the accurate
compbttndiiig of the prescriptions: while the wide*
spreadreputaiioo dfthe'Drs. Oldshue themselves
A Diie*wwllb a ThoiuaiMi Symptom*.
Dyspepsia' is the roost perplexing oCall human
; ailments., Its-symptomft arp almost infinite in
j their variety, and the forlorn and deeppndcui vic
tims of the diesea-fe often fancy themselves the
prey.lntnrri.fif every ; known malady. Thie-fs
dee, in part. to the does sympathy pxiata
hetween and.ihe brain, and. ip pmt
also to the tact that any disturbance of the diges
tive function necessarily disorders the liver, the
r>vMnjU,«Tid tb” «—r*"»-; i a" <> ~» ■-»*** '»*»
eitont- the ogallty of .the. A raedi
th##'omafcb, hot at tlie same time controls the
e reguiarhaWt of body, brdees the
' nerves", purifies the fluids and ‘‘ministers to a
; mit& deseased.” is therefore the true and only
j specific Jorchronic Indigestion. Such is the oper
j atbDS of this famous vegetable restorative, it not
I only cures dyspepsia, but aho ail concomitants
| and consequences. Moreover, it" Is invaluaole as
I a preventive of indigestion. No one who chooses
j to take half a rotneglassful of this agreeable appe
| tizeiend stomachiciwbltually three times a day
■j win everbe oppression after eating^
| nausea* sour eructations' or any other Indications'
of a want ofvhrbrin the digestive mid mit&ulatlng
organs. TbedebQUy andlanghorauperihdacfcd by
hot weather are jmmedlately and permanently re
lieved by the Blttere,and perspps whoars consti
tutionally inclined to Took japon life u as a
glass, darhiy,” wit) be apt tO takes brighter and
more ftopefttl View ofthesltnation undgr ths gen
ial influence of this Iffcdlespmo msrfWjwi; Stimu
lant. ,
Verily, this
: Cliokiam.
.
1 Whereas ihy wife.'Florence Andrea, has left my
bqdand board, without provocation or cauae I
1 therefore give warning that I will hot, from this
time, bo responsible for any debts the: may cot-'
; tract, and those harboring her can have no claim
against me forberrnafntennnce.
■ ’ - CHARLES ANDREA.
Rochester, Pa.. March IP, 18TC2t
STATEMENT •
•■i ■ • i-iili r .f ■ . '• ■■ .. "
Of the Receipts an« Bxpendltare* of
f the the Connty Africa I tnrpl
Society (br^lTeeriSfS.
V; J " • '
Balaooein ivndaof Tit* g jut r. from 1871. . f ils Oi
Received of B Cook ftom oats on lot '.... 18 00
Family tickets told (1618) 1;618 00
Stogieticket*sold.............. .....i- 983 «
llelctatb seats at aland no uQ.
. .; ; >l9 00
Bating bonaes, * (and sand ebowa, 348 00
Retrace paWroTspMd .. ~.. U\\. WA. •>. ' <399 50
.amvmw&rs- > v ~ • 100 o °i
.\-rrrr l-c? jWsWW*** 1 '
r CB* f
; By cash paid furmtißlest ..f n -90 00
printing posters. tkkeu,aod.*dv.. . 318 60
“ ‘ ntoirtingpolfce-indgesantonagert M5O
rr.v> farmailsand barairan for repairs. J9l 75
**. tor hay god affair, tor 5t0ck..,;..... , 54 40
! “ > forpbstageindstationery .-.■ - ' 8-56
P v toy .labor andlumber *«•»...#. <. r..,, 316.43 [
i% , for gale keepers‘and p01ice.'. ...'117 «T ’
: f* r .Troaanwr’atalary :....a/)ic7stf> ;
.. Recording Secretary's salary , ,50 00
■ at - Carrerpoadhrg Secretary’s salory..> -“10 w
•“ ; for premiums at Fair, of- 1872. .«;. L 439 JB%
*• on Torrence Jot— . 1,70 ft OO
'• ;: tott’Bconomy t0t.... ........ ■ 900;00
Caabbalance ip bands j ?lS 89
r • , ... .- f . *^796^,,
. .. .. . WM. S. BARCLA?.I ;,.. ’
* 1). tt DONKiTOO, f Atiallor*. T
; •WUdl.v. - WM ilot*)Y, r - } v , • ’ I
furnishes a guarantee of their truatworhinere and
ekilUgnd. which been deserved only by constant add
IntellTght application to tbe arduous duties of the
diediCal profession in iW varied phases. It gives
us pleasure In tbits noting tbe evidence of rhejir
enterprise andancceas. —Pittsburgh Post,
IVe ealT 7 altentl6n ; Dr : the new adveir
lipefittent of J JrGilhspje & Co, Pitts
burg)). This 18 an Did, well established
firm, whose business Is extensive, nod
jvhoße high TP p'it at inf) has fairly been
earned by grind management, strict Integ
rity add a determination in sell at tbe
very lowest profitable rates. A principal
and leading feature of their business fs
that of Importing and selling French
Plate Glass, Mantel and Pier Gla<>6,
French Window Glass. They keep f-if
sale. also.a fine collection of Steel Engrav
ings, Gbr<>m»s and Oil Paintings, a collec
tion of which, we understand 1 , oh the lA‘
of April, they will offer-at public sale. |
JgAltltlEJD.
BUCHER—P<)&—At Georgetown, on Snnday eve
ning, lb tbe;Xl. B. Church, by Rev. Joseph
Oledhni, Hiseßlla Hi 800, of Georgetown, to
Hr. sanmelbiiclm, r of Wert Virginia,: t ’
DIED.
KRNBLBY—Mired stli, n of long. fever, Walter
Clerk, lufimt>o» oJ-J. Q. and N. J. Kensley,
agedS days..
IVBW BRIGHTON GRAIN RUHKBT.
, COfUiBCTSD WBBKIiT 81 WADE WRJSpy
White Wheat per b(i*hel ..f3 "0.
Red do. “ , “ .....I 63
Rye • —-i 89
Oats ,*• “ ...» MO
cart •• ra
Star
Htw
Eggs for hatching-
FROM PURE WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS,
]
Price SI.SO per. Dozen.
S. BEANER, Bridgewater, Beaver Co., Pa.
OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice la hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Q. C. Speyerer, H. J.
Speyerer, W. J. Speyerer and J. V. McDonald, un
der the name and Stjrle of HPEYERSR & MC
DONALD, Bankers, doing bnalnetsin the Bor
ough of Rochester, Beaver'county. Pa., was dis
solved on the 14th day or March. 1873. by mutual
consent, Johnny. McDonald retiring from the
Arm. The business will be continued by G. C.
Bpoyerer, Jl. J, Bpeyerer, W. J-. Speyerer, John
Grsebing, L. H. Oatman and Louis Schneider, un
der the name and Style of SPEYERER A CO.,
who are. authorized to close np the business of
the late film df Speyerer & McDonald.
- G, C. SPEYERER,
H.J. SPEYERER,
W. J. SPEYERER,
j. v. McDonald.
M.-.ioli is, 1!-TC —-hiirr?!-4t
SECOND £3sul&" J srATi-:MENT
Racfieslep Sayings & Loan Association,
F6r the Ycmr Ending March 6,1873.
A. ; C. Burst, Treasurer,
To cashii mu secretary i s3o,ew 7i
-Bycash palAoqMfarrauts-,. 34,783 37
J oils Co swat. Secretary
To cash receieed
To cash paid Treasurer —'
Installments '..538,254 59
Pines Iff 30
Interest • 22
Premiums 3,804 00
Register fee i 300 00
Transfer fee 198
Bond a mortg'e of G Hcidoger paid off.. 410 00
IXPERDtTCREa
Ip Bond and Mortgages $37,084 00
Stock withdrawn 402 35
Office Purniutffc...... I O'*
Premiums returned 38 no
Expenses as per Report ol 1878. ._ 520 14
Krrcr in Treasurer's Report of '1872 90
Expenses, 1873
Cash in Treasury. 851 52
Loans on first Bond and Mortgage 530,003 00
Office Furniture 03 05
Cash in Treasury 85144
u A BILI Tits.
Installments paid in..,
Unearned Premiums
secretary’s Salary (bal)
Rent of Office i bal) '
Undivided Profits— ■ • •
The undersigned have examined the accounts
■hove stated, and find them true and correct, to
the host of their knowledge and heliel.
WILLIAM LKAP, 1
1). W. MARATTA,
darvey brown
mar'll-It
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
National Baa! of Beajor Coaaty.
NEW BRIGHTON, PA.,
At tWclooe OJ businfees on the 2Sth of February,
1873:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.,.:.... k -*100,704 2a
Ovisrdr«ift9 * * w -
Vi Si Bonds lo iiecure circulation^.. - . 120.090 00
O. S.. Bonds and Securities on hand 15,000 Ou
Due from NalldnUl Birakr....; 5,601 gt
DuefromStatc Banks and. Bankers.... 1.4 H 5*
Banking House. ; 14.874 *1
PnwttMM MlHlltMittl ... ■ .. /wfi?®
Current expenses. 244 70
PreiDinjns..;v..; 18» 5k
.GheCbtaridxrthercasfeiteinav .......... ’550 08
Bills of other NafiOßaVßunks.. ; .
Fractional Currency, 253
Coin... i ,5,510 00
Legal Tender Notes. 27,104 89
*393.723 84
‘ LIABILITIES.
Ctoital Stock,;. i. *200,000 00
Surplus Fund,.. 23,848 56
Discount. .1,671 0i
Exchange. .., ... - 1,076 25
interest, t....... 1,448 31
Profit and Lose. ......... 140 61
National Jiank circulation. . 105,805 00
OtvfiteifdkdtiiaUSi 1,78* §4
individual Deposits, 49.688 93
Due to National Banka . 884 49
One toStatefttnkd atyd 8anbcra........ C4
' - -1 l :) -« *8931733 Of.
statnff &rtJisylvania*J:. n IJMx^HoamMiahUr.
' Beaver County, -(fit the National Bank of
Beaver County, do solemnly affiftn that the above
statement is true to the beat of our,knowledge and
belief. EDWARD HOOPS. Cashier. "
Subscribed before me; this 10th day. ft- March,
1873. , Hilton Townsend, N. P
Correct—Attefctt * - : -
Q. S. BARKER, 1
■ R.R. UOOPE9, \ Directors.
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PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY.—On and after Dec.
33d. 1873. trains Vv ill loave etatlons as follows:
STATIONS."
Pittsburgh......
Rochester
Alliance
Orrvllle
Mansfield
Crestline .. £g*
Forest
Lima...'.
font Wayne .-...
Plymouth
Chicago
851 44
$35,659 71
35539'7l
STATIONS
Chicago
Plymouth
Port Wayne
film
Forest...,
Crestline .. [ ,
Mansfield
Omrtlle
Alliance
Rochester
Pittsburgh
*38,873 79
*38,873 79
/ iLEVELa.
On and afti
stations daily, (S’
r GOING
*37,522 49
*32.234 69
. 2,112 00
39 00
15 00
, 3,121 80
STATIONS
Cleveland
Hudson
Ravenna
-Alliance
BSyard
Weilsville
Pittsburgh
GOING
*37,522 ’49
STATIONS,
Pittsburgh..
.WellsvlUe...
Bayard.
Alliance
Ravenna
Hudson
Cleveland.
.GOING
STATIONS,
Bellair
Bridgeport ...
Steubenville.:
WellsyUlc..,..
Rochester. ...
Pittsburgh.:.-.
SVAVJOK9
Pittsburgh......
Rochester.
....
Steubenville ..
Bridgeport......
Be Hair
TUSCj
Leaves
N.Pnifa.6.4oam & 1
Bayard.l2.lo *SJK
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
«*After December 2Qd, 1872, Trains will arrive
nod depart ap follows;
eaww/hd. ■ | ' : ' -WBsrwAhni
Through Traina Leave jThrough Trains ,Arrive
Uiton Depot: * | Union DepofT
Pacific Esp's, 2:50 ais Mat) Train, 1506 a m
Mall Train. 7:45 a m Fust Line. 1:35 am
ChkagoEx 12480'p m Ex. BAO a m
Cincinnati .Ex. 1:10 p m Cincinnati Ex. &40am
Philadelp'a Ex. 5:20 p mjHontherji Ex. 12:4(1 p m
Fast Lind, ■ ■ 8*.50 pmi Pacific fixpr'sl IrlOpm
-- LOCAL. i Way Passenger, 0:50 p m
Walls No 1, 6:40a in*. = local.
Wilkint-b’g Ac .-Walls No I Ct3o a m
. No 1 7 05 a m BrintoL Ac. Nol, Tab a m
Wills No 3, Ufc2oa m Wilkinsburg Ac
Wall's No 3, 11:45 am Nol 830 am
WlTklnsbnrg Ac ■ Walls No 2, ftio a m
Noi 2:40 p m Johnstown Ac. 10.10 a m
WallsNo4, 330 p im Walls No 3, 1:45 pm
Johnstown Ac. 4:00 p ini Walk No 4 ■ 3:01 pm
Brinton Accom- j Wilkinsburg Ac
mtidat'nNol, 4 50p ml No 2 ' 4.45 p m
Brinton Ac. No 3 5:40 p m .Walla Ac. No. 5 5:&5 p m
Walls No 5, 0:15 pm. Brinton No 2. 6:50 pm
Brinton Ac No 3 0:20 p m Brinton Ac. No3' 7:25 p m
Walls Ac.No.6 11:05p mJßrinton Ac No 4 11:10pm
' Chicago Express. Cincinnati Express, Fast Line,
and Brinion Ac. No. 3 leave daily. f
Pacific Express dally, excoptMonda.y.
All .other trains daily, exccnt Sunday.
Pacific Express leaves Putsburch ut 2:50 n Tn ar
rivinoat Hairlsburg *it 11:40 am: Philadelphia 8:30
pm: Baltimore 3:00 p m; Washington 5:40 pm.
New York «:34p m.
Chicago Express leaves Piitchnrgh at 12.20 p m;
arrives Harrisburg 10.20 p m; PhlbdelphlaS.Bo a m;
New York 6.30 a m.
Cincinnati Express leaves Pittsburgh af p
mtarrivesat Harrisburg lft;4sp m; Philadelphia 2:50
a m; Baltimore 2:15 a m; Washington 5;00fl m. New
York6:loam. -
I Philadelphia Express leaves Pittsburgh at, 5:20 t>
m; arrives at Harrisburg 2:55 a hi; Philadelphia 6:55
aro;New York 10:14 am. ■
Past Lino leaves Pittsburgh at 6:50 pm: arrives at
Harrisburg 5:45 am; Philadelphia 9:50 a m; Balti
more 9:00 am; Washington 11:30 a m; New,-York
1231 p m. -
The Chnrch Trains leave Wall's Station every
Sunday at 9:10 a nureaching Pittsburgh at 10:00 a m.
Keturnlngjeave Pittsburgh at 12:3(*j> m, and arrive
-S t .? r ® ,r 9 St . atio J . at L5O p m. Leave Pittsburgh
9:2opm arrive Brin:on's 10:30p m. “■
■ CITY TICKET OFFICE—~ For the convenience
of the citizens of Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have opened a citv tldrtt'offlce
at No 78Filth averne.corner of Smlthfield,street
; where Through Tickets. Commutation Tickets
Mid Local Tickets to principal stations can be pur
chased at any hour of the day or evening ut the
ranter rates as are charged at the depot. *
-Baggage wilt be checked through to destination
rrom hotels and residences by Excelsior Baggage
Express Co .on orders left at the oPice. -
For further information apply to.
A. J CASSATT. D. M. BOYD, Jr;.
General Manager. . Gen. Pass. Agent
Y VALLEY RAILROAD
ISth. 1872. Three
Through TiatDf daily, except Sunday, will leave
IV D^ lttBh J nr ?, h - c,, y tin «V for Frdnklln,
#ll P°inW In the Ojj Regions,
and western and Central Newj York.
-.-...../a:;.. ;
MSr WMS? 8 *'’"'•■**’>• • Vi^v
van Trtlo/. •....•;sv.v... v;... tfcfiOaja . uffe tm
I** t»sj ; **3oa IQ
-ISSSS
“ nffio* Ac*. ?:s:;*■:*■ fig*? ~ !s»■
A special Sunday train leaves Pnt*hun?heverv
SundM at 7.10 a,rn arrlvlnc at Parker at 11.25 a in.
pf..-wl^ ?C ?^o BEPnrkerBt 8 E Pnrker8t 44 °P ,n - and drives « t
Pnlßbaitrh st 8 85pm -
Church t rain to and from Soda Works (Sutidavt
arrivaß nt PittabnrpK' at %V) & m. and feavtes k
12.50 pm, y .
Jf. Oefc’rSniit
J:.R. BRAS\ Ticket Agent..
Pew ;
agaltaiadjs.
sng west.
EXYB.S.I MAIL. IKSPB’S.!*XPK , B
I. I 7.10 am ‘ 9.10 am 1.20 pm
2.52 | 8.40 10.25 . 2.40
5.15 ,1.1.45 : 1.30 pm 5.28
0.51 1 1.451* „3.07 1-17.00
8.55 . 4.22 , 5.09 9.11
9.20 5.00 3.40 9.40
9.40 I o.loam 0.00 ! 9.50
11. 7,55 7.55 11.15
12.08 pm 9.05 9.15 > -12.17aM
2.40 11.50 12.05 am, 2.45
4.45 2.35pm' 2.55 ‘ 5.(5
.30 6.30 6.80' 1,8.20 pm
AIMS GOING JSJUsf'
|| MAIL .expb‘B. eximi's., aspire.
TR
5.15 am 51.20 am; S.SdPMI 9.90 pm
9.15 ,12.02 pm 8.55 ,12.50 am
12.20 pm 2,20 '11.20 ’3.25
2.45 j 4.07 1i.18a5!8.15
400 1 5,08 ' 2.27 0.28
5.85 j O.PO 4.(5 ! 8.05
11.30 AM, 0,50 4.15 , 8.25
12;0.‘1V'7.19 4.48 '8.55
2.13 9.20 j 0,37 j II.CG
4.20 11.00 ' 8.25 I.lopm
0.67 1.12 am 10.42 f 3.59
8.10 2.20 11.45pkM.45
P R. MYERS.
1 Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Genen
ND «fc PITTSBURGH R. R.
sr Dec. 23d. 1872, trains will leave
undays excepted) as follows;
> SOUTH—MAIN LINE?
BXPB’B, MAIL. EXPK’S. ACCOM
B.Boam 1.55 pm !'4.oopm
9.43 3.02 ;5. IS
10.15 3.83 '6.48
11.10 1 4.13 I 0.35
,11.44 ; ; 4.44 .
l.lOpjf 6.00
. 3.40 ! 8.20 |
NORTH-MAIN LISE.
SXPB’B. MAIL. EXPP.’g. ACCOM.
6.80 am 1.15 pm
8.55 3.15 ,
10.30 4.50 ;
11.25 5.10 t 7.10aM
12.12 pm 5.46 8.00
12.45 0.14 1 8.45
1,53 7.15 10X0
ST—RIVER DIVISION
ACCOM.
5.45ax10.30aM: 3.35pvi r
5.53 .11.00 i 34E ‘ I
.0.57 12.12 PM i 4.« j
,8.15 1.35 0,20
9.30 2.35 i 7.18 -
1040 3.40 8.2 C
EST-HIVER DIVISION:
COIN
ACCOM J MAIL. EXPB'B.? ACCOM-
] 6.80a* l.lfcSf 4.2? pm
I 7.40 , 2.20 1 S.BO
.8.50 8.20 i 7.00
'• 4.80 ! &on
ll.uO 5.25 1 s*.os
h.lO : 5.40 0.20
I
AHA WAS BRANCH
Arrives
1.00 pm ( Bayard, 0.45 am 4-4 of»pm
) p. m. j N. Rhila. 3.00*7,30 p m.
P. R. MYERS,
il Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Genen
w
0
MAIL. KXPR’ft. ACCOM