8 : THtTtIADIG&L: ,a,i
-GENERA L H&E Wk Credit Hosier ” , “Ho* safVaskeii ;
*■ . ' >. r jNiblack. “Well, the men who had tbat
— Jam?i **• M,lner ' ,Ate coiioeior or in* did pay a little somethin!* for It, bat this 'T'O BOOK CANVASSERS;
tcrnal. Revenue for the Filth Maryland District. j g » , „ ~ v r ’
charged with misappropriation of public moneys, • TsTTr.-W i^^‘, y‘*
has been committed to Jail, hia former bdhdsmen — The Johnstown Tribune says: John , or sunninq I
having declined to become farther security. Ebey, Esq ,of Indiana, a candidate for 'V ' QfTTJCpDTpTfAXT nAATT
-Ahmng the departures to Europe on B«ur. Treasurer, of that douljty fell from his - uUDOljllir livi> OUUA.
day were General Van Barcn «nd Dr. Anthony horse (he other %ud received injttrieS ' ‘ . ' Oto^^WWAOTjl*
%jr”'*~***~* •*•'“« Bsh " 1 '-1 that necessitated' the ampu.aUoa X ‘ PLAIN HOME TALK, , ,
-Tb. Todd Floariaa Mill. IU.IMIU-, 111., o»n | le s' ,;, JtJalSjuOr"% B."Vosrtf Sh&S^aSn'
cd by Maurite Neustadl, were burned on Friday j —The West Cheater ViUaae ' J&cord Common Sense, I 'of Nd.liOLextagtdaAv«.vN.Ym
night. Loss *22,000; insurancess2,ooo. Todd a „ va . Th _ p h ;i Jlla ,„u; a D ' , who entertainseverybody with hispeh, andenrea
, enn K.,aK a i- i S!l y s ■ ioe Fotladelpoia .Pres*, last, week, everybody by hla skill, is Us author. In Its thott
bon, in addition, lost 1,000 bushels of wheat. No ! . . .. * and i*gsa « you
insurance. | seeraea aisposea to ao lardy justice to- don’tTwant to go it is,
-a grand racihg season is to be held at Dexter j Governor Hartrantt—acknowledging and “ t ft readta* 5 ” * Frills ® pr d
Park, Chicago, next July. Furses to the amount j commending the Care with Which the sent, postage prepaid, every where. Ck>ntents*ta
of ?10,000 will be offered. Goldsmith Maid, Amer- nroceedinesof the Legislature aro wn'toburl " ble mailed free. AgdnUf Wanted. A beautlflll
lean Girl, Harry Bassdtt and other noted horsea P TOl? » ! * 01 Ched.,
u , n , onmi , lf and the intelligence and independence THE Dona,” worth flftM, gqd«wmtWe bodltr Ko
will appear. . 6 F ., chromo the book. Nobook without the
-The House of Representatives ™th which the Veto power IS exercised, ebromo. Address
has passed to :the sacond reading a bill that all W® were pleased to observe this, for that , o. •- e i ’
places rcsorted'to for prostitution, idw3neas ; or j journal has heretofore seemed to be on 1 ■ —■■■■. —————W
illegal gaming,,be deemed common nuisancess, Ltic outlook for some occasion tL find fault, IUUWafIS.
and punishing whoever keeps such houses t»y im-1 , % , » ■■■= 1
prisountent. j and»when none presented, to eraifc one. nITT S6n PT l^r
-a new paper, called the Grant Vxdeiu, ot | wertt not surprised that it d|d sb; for, P CHICAGO RAILWAY.—Ob and after Dec.
mammoth proportions, appeared at Salt Lake City j having opposed tlie election Of thfi Cover* 1373. tralna will leave station* Mfollows: I
on Saturday. ' hnorl it was but natural that it should " " trails going was T. -; . : -\ -
—General Spinner on Saturday entered upon his desire thus to justify Us defection aqd its station 3. ; &XPB.B. XACL. HXPB’e.|XxrB T g
thirteenth year of service as Treasurer of the predictions of evil. ' The commendation IS Httsburgh.,.... 1.45 AM 7.10 AV 940a* L3op*
LnuedStates. "nrai a . Rochester 2.62 8.40 1053.... 2.40
•:» .U.-STtS-...
the purpose of erecting a large seminary for to- r f [ realty Q?. 16 railQ Mansfield 8.55 .4.22 i 5.00 9.1 t
males on of the Moravian church, at * a k< e pi n g 1 .1 , he pledges Which bis friends nrwsqipft (. ®-®®
Ncw Drop. Staten Island, to bo built on the plan ihade in his, behalf "As we' have before ' p o resiii|ys " 7’.66 * ”
oft ho seminary at Bethlehem, Pa., which is also bad oCttlSion'tO retnarfelrhis inaUffttfUl and " blxaa 12.08P51 9.0.V ; 9.15 IgiITAM
endowed by the Commodore, . l- —jr. ‘ .- ~ Fort Wayne .... 8,40 11.50 12.05 am 2.45
, omuiuourc. his Bielsage to the Loglslaiure were jodi- Plymouth 4.45 2.85p* 2.55 6.C6
-A terrible smte of affairs la reported from San C | oU9 ' inhaling- wisdom' ahd independ- ohlc&s ° 50 6 - 80 *-*' *****
Peto county, cal, owing to the small-pox. through TRAINS GUING KAS'P'
tb. c. rete . os! , or .h, poopic I. „0. ad op«« s ««! ••*>. to _«>«« ««« tar. »ee»; - J
proper sanitary regulations. consistent with his words. During the : ——
—A bill has been intioducod in the Indian Le- winter he has|£mnd occasion six or eight p^Sh!!!!!!! ti?* i2.Mr» 8 ss” JiSK
gislature giving ministers fees of from *5 to *lO tim?S4«‘> employ Uie Veto power In almost Port Wayne .. .. 12.30PN 3.20 lliw 8.35 e
“ d "”“, ir,be .««r X Vi.Bu n ceirb« 3 io ..ppo. fc;;;;::::;; iS IS S 8“ S
SIW.OOO, the tO be ft IiCD On I ». •■- \ , . , , It« eqe Cm iipt AIM
the estate of the deceased. , sllionlo combination and strong pressure. Grestiine .. \ £ u.Sam 6!w iis IS
1 always in the interest of the public, and Mansfield,— 13J»3jeii)„7.19„. .4,43 . 8.55 ,
aster, e, r I . ... . .. OmiDe *lB 9.20 «;87 iiM
/rlday morning, wjtliout possible advantage lo himself, Alliance 450 , 11.00 855 I.lopm
* Dlx haa demonstra- other than which spring from concious- ! 810 9!l'4spm 4«
ed out in New York. ness of duly performed anil*, the approval ~ —: : ~v w ‘niVTcpa
jo murdered his wife in ( ,f the people one °f Governor General Paesencer and Ticket Agent.
morning. TPs n- nmt'.oTth P " !(1 ® C ' 3S<i ' d s “ ul “ c |' *) v CLEVELAND * PITTBBUKOH R. R.
,t.lon suder - proto«,thn pnopid m Ih.srapect, »» he « \j o„„ d ate. Dee ffld, IS7J, .min. .11l l,„.
advisera doing. £.nd the effockof this is very ap- atationadally, (Sunda/ioxceptad) aafollows;
jy parent, both in inspiring confidence in __ going aopTII—MAIN LINK.
the people and greater xauvioc in the 9TATlb^br accjw
Legislature. ‘ ; ' '>«nd * ; v :
—The ca -nook murderer, Foster, expiated his
offense upon the gallows on Friday morning, and'
in his case, at least. Governor Dix ha& demonstra
ted that hanging is not played out in New York.
—James McElhaney, who murdered his wife in
August lust, was hang in the Saffolk county’
(Mass.) ja;l on Friday morning. The prisoner
since his avowed conversion under the ministra
tion of his religious advisers, maintained a calm
composure, apparently awaiting his doom in a
happy mood.
—The Pennsylvania Reserve Association will
hold its annual meeting in : Gettysburg, In May
nest.
- -Silver and copper ores have been discovered in
North Codoras township, Danphin county. Lumps
of silver of the size of a marble, and of copperas
big as n walnut, were found while sinking a shaft
recently.
- A heavy gale prevailed at Halifax all Thursday
night from the East, and continued Friday witlu
snow and rain
—There was two hundred cases of epizootic at
Los Angelo*. California, and the disease was spread*
lug in all directions.
%
—A brief letter, signed ‘‘John McEnery, Gover
nor of Louisiana,” advises the organization of Tax
Resisting Associations throughout the State. ■
—John K. Mingle, native of Philadelphia, a well
known telegrapher, formerly Superintendent of
Fire Alarm and Balize Llnof. died. at Ncw.Orleans
on the "list icst,
POLIIIVAL.
—Dr. T. H. Allistin. lias been recently
elected Chairman of the Armstrong
county Republican Executive. Comtalttee.
Dr. Allison was complimented by a' Vnte
ot thanks for like" services rendered -the
party in the years-1321 and ,1872. . V
—Robert Thompson, of Pinotownsfaip,
Armstrong county, is a candidate for As*
suntbly, subject to the decision pF the Re
publican Primary^meetings.
—lt hasten reliably ascertained that
the President does not contemplate ap
pointing either ex-Seimtore Cole or Nye
to the Chinese mission, made vacant by
the resignation of Minister Lowe, From
the favorable manner in which the Presi
dent has spoken of ex Representative
John A. Bingham, of Ohio, in connec
tion with this mission, it is believed that
he will appoint him as Lowe’s successor.
Mr. Bingham, it is believed, will be ac
ceptable to the representatives of the Pa-
cific coast interests.
—The Pittsburgh Ojuunerrial says:
The official returns of the late election.in
New lliiiipshir-; show Governor Straw to
have been re elected by a majority of two
hundred and eighty two. In addition to
a gain of two members of Congress, the
Republicans also elected tbeir candidate
lor Rallr md Commissioner. Three Re
publicans and one Democrat were chosen
as numbers of the Slate Council, and the
L gislalure will undoubtedly elect a Re
publicm to represent the Second district,
in which there was no choice. The Rc
publicans elected seven Slate Senators and
the Democrats three." In iwo districts no
choice was made, but Republicans will he
chosen by :he Legislature to till the vacan
dies. The House of Representatives will
stand; Republicans, 200 ; Democrats, 148;
Liberal Republican' l ; 4 ;'Republican ma
jority, 48. Another resounding anthem
concerning 'the glorious vitality gf Dc
mocracy” ’s now in order from the pro
perorgibs <d the parly, here and else
where.
—The "Libcntl Republicans" of New
Hampshire polled 0-J9 votes in the late
State election, in a total of sixty thousand.
This is the party which set out a year ago
to revolutionize the country.
.—John Gertig was elected Mayor of Ti
tusvi’.lc on Friday by a large majority.
There were large ma jorities; polled against
the Local Option law.
—The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette tells this: “Oakes
Ames said the wittiest thing, to Mr. Nib
laeV, of Indiana, that has-been said on
this subject. After voting for the previ-
ous question, Mr. Nihlack said,as he pass
ed him, just after voting yes ; "So,Ames,
you go for the increase “Yes,” an
swered Mr. A u>-«j, “it, d'u.’t hurt me, you
know. 1 have molting u> loge now, but,
confide at' ii.a. . s a loggt-r yea! than
f , f
Q A. SMALL,'
AT TO RNE X: AT L A W,
BEAVER, PENN A.
OFFICE IN THE COUKTJIDU6K. [dc2o-«y
JOIN EAtKXN,.
A T T O H N E Y ' A T L A W-,
MALS ST.. BBAVEK -FALLS. [jMO’T?!
JAMES CAMERON. JOHN V. MARKS.
0 A M E RON & MARKS,
A TTORNE YS A T LA W
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.'.
ROCHESTER, PA..
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to
their care; and hayc superior facilitie* for buying
and selling rehl emfe’. 1 r dedS ly
F. H. AftSEff, . J. M. BUCHANAN. ,
ON'EW & BUC H A N A N ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
(NEAR THE POST OFFICE,)
BEAVER C.H., PA.
oct4
■Q.ILBERT L. EBE R HART.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
; Will give prompt attention to Collections, Pro
curing Bounties and Pensions, Buying and Belling
Real Estate, etc
OFFICE ON BROADWAY,
Opposite R. K. Hoopes' Banking House,
NEW BRIGHTON,’HEAVER CO., PA
scpd'Ti-ly
JOSEPH LED LIE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(Office. in the Radical Building,)
BSAVEK. PA.
All business entrusted,to lua care will receive
prompt attention. dccTßStly
H. M’CREERY,
J.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
THIRD STREET,
' First door below the Court House.)
jyl’7o—ty
QENTRAL CLAIM AGENCY,
JAMES M. SELLERS,
144 SOUTH SIXTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Bounties. Pensions, Back Pay, Horse Claims,
State Claims. <£c., promptly collected. No charge
for iniormntiou. nor when money is not collected.
decTtWuf
JOHN B. YOUNG.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
11 E A V E I! PA.
Office ami residence on Third »t. east oTthe Court
House. •
All law business’entrusted to my cure shall re
ceive prompt attention. Also. pen-ons having
Real Jlstate tor sale, and those wishing to buy town
property, coal or farm lauds, may save tinw and
money hy calling at my <>f.,ce. TapnW'.'t Iy.
MARSHALL S-.VAnTXWnt.ItER . ... .ISO. C. BARR.
\V ARTZWELbER & BARR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 0 6 GRANT STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
JACOB DAVIS
ATT O R KEY A T LA W,
No. 75 GRANT STREET.
(FIRST FLOOR.)
«eoV7I-6m
pOR SALE.
The undersigned oTerrs )<>r sn!e a two hotrsc wag
‘ on, a good double se*: *»f harness', one ironcoltivn
tor. one cutting box, a", in good order.
J. CVMOLTEII.
Market street, Bridgewater.
’ febll-Sm
BEAVER. PA
r«p - 22’71-l v
PITTSBURGH.
Cleveland.
Hudson..
Ravenna
Alliance.
Bayard...
WelUville...
Pittsburgh
) >&80lx liMm 4.00 m
-=>: 9.48 8.03 6.18
5 .6.48
s it.io «.85
, ? ; ; 11.4 T £
fill; J jlio Sr«y- r '
GOING NORra—MAIN XJNB.
| «»»%.{ lun.. jxxpsN. accom.
4 1 6.3oa*’i.ljiii :
..... *• 8,55 | 8.16 . .
...' 10.80 4.SQ,
IUS„ I 640 7.10 am
..... ’ 13.12 PM ( 5.48 8.00
-• 12,45 6.14- 8.45
.fit fTS3 7.15 11Q.C0
GOING «AS'P—RTVKR DIVISION.
1 ACCOM. MAIL. KZPB’fl. ACCOM
5.45am !10.S0am 1 3.85 pm
.... 5.55 ill.oo ! 845
I 6.57 13.19 PM | 4,1 b .
I 8.15 j 1,33 6.20
.... ,9.30 | 3.35. 7J5 i f
110 40 j 3.40 8.30 ? >
I t ■ ■- J ■
GOING WEST—RIVER .
11 ACCOM MAIL, i UPS'S. ACCOM-
< ■■ ■ - - » , i.
6.30 am! 1.15 pm 4J3Spm
7.40 i 3.20 6.80 ,
8.50 | 3.20 7,00
, 9.50 ; 4.20 8.00
Ill.uQ, '.5.25 9.03
. ,11.10.. t 0.40 ; 9.00 •
’ « • -I
STATIONS.
Pittsburgh..
Wellsville
Bayard...
Alliance..
Ravenna .
Hudson. .
Cleveland
STATIONS.
Bellair
Bridgeport
Steubenville
Wcllsvillc.
Rochester.
Pittsburgh
STATIONS
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Wells villo
Steubenville
Bridgeport
Bailor
I.RAWAS BRANCH
Arrives
•00 pm I Bayard, 9.45 am * 4 00pm
)p. m. | N. Phila. 3,00 *7,3opm.
F. R. MYERS,
il Passenger and. Ticket Agent.
TUBC
Leaves
N.Phlla.O 40 am*
Bayard;i2.lo * 5.0
Gene:
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
—Alter December 23d, 1373, Trains will arrive
and depart as follows:
EASTWARD, ] ' WESTWARD.
Through Trains Leave | Through Trains Arrive
Union Depot: i Union Depot.
Pacific Rxp’s, 3:50 a OiMail Train, 1:05 a m
Mull Train, 7:45 a pi Fast Une. 1:35 am
Chicago Ex 12.20 pmi Pittsburgh Ex. 8.00 a m
Cincinnati Ex. 1:10 p m| Cincinnati Ex. 8:40 a m
Philadelp'a Ex. 5:20 pm! Southern £x. 12:40 p ffl
Past Line, 8:50 pml Pacific Kxpr’s, 1:10 p m
i.ocal. Way Passenger, 9:50p m
Walls No-1, , 8:40 a.»i .local.
Wllkinsb’g Ae ; (Walls Nol - ‘ 6:30 am
No 1 7 03 a m Brinton Ac. Nol, 7:30 a m
Walls No 2,1030 a mj Wllkinsburg Ac
Wall’s No 3, 11:45 aml Nol 830 am
Wilkinsbnrg Ac {Walls No 2. 9:10 a m
No 2 2:40 pm'Johnstown Ac. 10.10 am
Walls No 4. S:2op m, Walls No 3, 1:45 pm
Johnstown Ac. 4:00 p m Walls No 4 3:20 pm
Brinton Accom- | Wllkinsburg Ac
modat’nNol, 450 p m No 3 4.43 pm
Brinton Ac. No 2 5:40 p m Walls Ac. No. 5 5:55 pm
Walls No 5, ft 13 p m Brinton No 3. 6:50 pm
Brinton Ac No 3 9:20 p m 1 Brinton Ac. No 3 7:25 p m
Walls Ac.No.6 11:05 p mjßrinton AcNo4 11:10pm
Chicago Express, Cincinnati Express, Fast Line,
aud Brinton Ac. No. 8 leave daily.
Pjcifiv Express dally, except Monday.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
Pacific Express leaves Pittsburgh at 2:50 a m nr*
riving at Hairlsburg at 11:40 a m; Philadelphia 8:30
pm; Baltimore %00 p m; Washington 5:40 pm-
New York 0:31 p m.
Chicago Express leave? Pittsburgh at 12.20 p m;
arrives Harrisburg 10.29 pro; Philadelphia3.3oam;
New York 6.10 a m.
Cincinnati Express leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 p
m;arrivesat Harrisburg 10:45pm;Philadelphia2:50
a m: Baltimore 2:15 a nr, Washington6:oo a m. New
York 6:10 am.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pittsburgh at Br2o p
m; arrives at Harrisburg 2:53 a ro; Philadelphia 6:5j
a m; New York 10:14 a m.
Fast Line leaves Pittsburgh at 8:50 pm: arrives at
Harrisburg 5:43 am: Philadelphia 9:50 a m; Balti
more 9:00 a m; Washington 11:30 a m; New York
12:34 p m.
The Church Trains leave Wall’s Station every
Sunday at 9:10 a m,reaching Pittsburgh atl0:00 am.
Returning leave Pittsburgh at 12:30p m, and arrive
at Wall’s Station at 1:50 u m. Leave Pittsburgh
9:20 n m arrive Brlnton’s 10:30 p m.
CITY TICKET OFFICE—-For the convenience
of the citizens of Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company havk opened a city ticket office
at No 78 Filth avenue corner of Smithflcld street,
where Through Tickets. Commutation .Tickets
and Local Tickets to principal stations Can be pur
chased at any hour of the dav or evening at the
same rates as are charged at the depot.
Baggage will be checked through to destination
from hotels anjl residences by Excelsior Baggage
Express Co . on orders left sit the office.
For further information apply to . r
A.J CASSATT, D. M. BOYD. Jtu.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
ABROAD
On and after Monday, duly IStii, 187-2. flPhrcc
Through Trains daily, except Sunday, will leave
and arrive at* Pittsburgh, city time, for Franldjti.
Oil Cit>. Buffalo and all points in the Oil Ucgions,
and Western and Central New York.
Day Express—
Night Express......
Mail Tram
Ist Hulton Ac
Ist Soda Works Ac
Parnassus Ac
. Brady s Bond Ac 3.25 p m 10.30 a m
2d Unlton Ac 5 OOp m 8,55 s m
; 2d Soda Works Ac (i.OOpm 5.43 pm
!3d Huiton Ac.. 8 50pm 7.20 pm
i A special Sandtrain leaves Pittsburgh every
! Sunday at 7.10 a ni. arriving at Parker at 11.25 a m.
j Returning leaves Parker at t. 40 pm, and arrives at
I Pittsburgh at 8.35 p m
Church train to and from Soda Works (Sunday)
arrives at Pittsburgh at 9.50 a tu, and leaves at
, 12.50 pm.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Qsn'!, Sopt.
1 J. H. BRAY. Ticket Agent.
iqmML MARCH 28; 18*3.
Leave. Arrive*
. T.lOa m 8,35 pm
.10.40 pm tt,i3ram
.10.50 am 4.45 a m
C.4oam 030 a m
f>.3o am 8.05 am
14.40 am 210 a m
J£GGB FOR HATCHING—
FROM PUBS WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS.
Price $1.50 per Dozen.
S. Bridgewater, Beaver Co., Pa.
PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby, Eton .that the partnership
heretofore Speycrer, H, J.
Speycrer, W. J. Speyerer and J. V. McDonald, un
der the name and style of SPEYERER & MC
DONALD, Bankers. doing business in the Bor-
Beaver county. Pa., was die
solredon the 14 th day of March, 1873,' by-mutual
consent, John V. McDonald retiring' from the
firm. The business will be continued by G. C.
SpSyerer, H. J. Speycrer, W. J. Speyerer, John
Grabbing, L, H. Oatman and Louis Schneider, un
der the name and style jof SPEYERER &, CO.,
wturare authorized to close up the business of
the late firm of Speyerer & McDonald.
G. C. SPEYERER,
H. J. SPEYERER,
W,J. SPEYERER,
J. V. MCDONALD; j
: Match 13, lB?3.—manJl-4t
gECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
Rochester Savings & Loan Association,
For th* Year Ending ftlareh 6,1873.
A.tJ. Hukst, Treasurer.
To cash tiom Secretary....
By cash paid on Wahaota.
, « - „ 831 44
John Conway, Secretary.
To cash receteed . $33.6.39 71
To cash paid Treasurer ... . a 0,639 71
RECEIPTS.
1n5ta11ment5.;.......,,..,.,, ...$32,234 89
Fipeb :.. in'3o
'interest— 2,g79 65
premiums 8,2 W 00
Register tee .. T . ......* t SUO 00
Transfer fee 198*74
..Bond a mortg’e of G Heidcger paid otf.! 410 00
• $38,873 79
EXPENDITURES. }
In Bond and Mortgage ....$37,034 00
Stock withdrawn 403 95
Office Furniture :• 0305
Premiums returned 83 00
Expenses as per Report of 1873 320 12
•Krrcr in Treasurer’s Report of 1872.... 90
Expenses, 1873 170 28
Cash in Treasury ' 85152
Loans on first Bond and Mortgage *38,608 00
Office Furniture J 68 05
Cash in Treasury. ggj 44
LIABILITIES.
Installments paid in $32,334 69
Unearned Premiums a 112 00
Secretanr’s Salary (bai) ' 39 00
as o°
Undivided Profits ' 3,121 80
The undersigned have .examined the accounts
above stated, and find them true and correct, to
the best of their knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM LEAF, )
» D. W. MAHATTA. IA Editors.
mar2l-lt HARVEY BROWN. )
JJEPORT OF THE CONDITION
National Bail of Bearer Soonty,
NEW BRIGHTON, PA..
At the close ol business on the 28fh of February.
1873:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.. $100,704 22
Overdrafts : 343 49
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation..; 120.009’ 00
U. S. Bonds and Securities on band 15.000 00
Due from National Bunks , 5,601 63
Hue from State Banks and Bankers.... 1.411 57
Banking House 14,874 rn
Furniture and fixtures 2,975 6»
Current expenses 244 70
Premiums 189 52
Checks and other cash ite ms 580 08
Bills of other National Banks 9,369 00
Fractional Currency, 253 60
Coin... 5,510 00
Legal Tender Notes 27,194 89
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock.
Surplus Fund,
Discount.
Exchange.,
Interest
Profit and Loss..
National Bank circulation
Dividends unpaid,
Individual Deposits,
Due taxational Banks ....
Duo to Stateßanks and Bonkers;
' . . $398,7^1,84
State qf Penntyltaßici, h±, I,EdwardHodpB,LsMAL?r
Beaver County, f “of the National Bank.of
Beaver County, do sol easily affirm that the above
statement is true to the beet of my knowlcdse and
belief. EDWARD HOOPS. Cashier.
Subscribed before mo this 10th day of March,
1373. nraroK Townskkd, N. F
Correct—Attest:
G. S. BARKER, 1
11. E. HOOPES, t Directors.
J.P. MINER, J
mardl
JJ. G I L L E E & OQ.,
, t f s ■ • - , .*
8G WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Importers- ami Dealers in
FRENCH PLATE GLASS,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
MANTEL AMD PIER GLASSES*
STEEL ENGRAVINGS ■-& CHUOMOS
Eslimaks furnished for Plate Glass lo
Contractor anil BtiiMers. ]*
pOR SALE OR RENT.
.. The valuable and very Heritable lanre BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, situate on lliird street, in
Hie borough of Beaver, lately owned and occupied
bvthc late Rev, James M. Smith, ns a residence.
Said house on a corner. Sot, .I*3o by .TWj
feet. There is a fine assortment Or fruit ami shade,
trees; also stable, cistern, all necessary out
buildings on said lot. The premises are in a good
stale of repair.
Those wishing to purchase or rent will please
call on Mbs* M. Mcß. SMITH, on the premises,
or 3 AMES CHRISTY, Shippiiigport. Beaver coun
ty. Pa. uni rT HI
J^O.TICE.
Whereas my wife.'Florence'Andrea. hrs left ury
bed and hoard, without provocation ot cause. 1
therefore give warning that U wilj iiot. from this
time, be responsible for ary'debts'me m >y con
tract. and those hiirhuring her can have no -maim
asainst me for her maintenance.
. CUAHI RS a>4>REA. ,
Rochestot, Pa.. March 18, la??.'?!
O? THE
V ••*35.639 71
33,788 27
$38,873 79
ASSETS,
OF THB
5200,000 00
...: 83,848 66
;* 1.571 01
: i l,ott 85
* 1.443 31
f 140 61
< 103,805 00
1,788 34
884 19
7,478 64
; inar2l 6m
i s
R
GREGG, SON & CO.,
BOOT AM SHOE HOUSE
Have removed; to their new. large and spacious,
funr story
IRON FRONT- WAREHOUSE,
(BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES,
Largest Spring Stocks
EVER’BROUGHT TU THE MARKET.
■Buying for CASH, wc have 'advantages to offer
that CAN’T BE EXCELLED EAST OK WEST.
An' examination of our stock is respectfully
solicited.
OR EGO, SON & CO,,
'I.VJ Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ‘
N. B. Special attention paid to tilling orders
sent by mail. mai73m
ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN EATON., DEC’D.
Letters ofadmlnlstration on the estate of John
Eaton, late of Moon township, Beaver county. Fa ,
dec’A, having been granted to the undersigned,
residing in said township, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay.,
ment, and those having claims or demands against
the same to present them without delay to the un
derslgned.for settlement.
NANCY EATON, , ~ ,
febBl 8t JAMES EATON, f AdmrP >
- ' 1 1
STATEMENT OP ROCHESTER IN*
O BURANCE COMPANY.
ASSETS,
Mortgagee and other securities, .
Stock Demand'Notes ...
Cash in Bank ~...
Office Faraltare
Commission lo Agents.
Expenses, Salaries. &c
Cancelled‘policies...:...
Premiums in bands of Agents ...
$37,523 49
Capital Stock
Prurnfuins :
Accruy'l lute real
CuOiniiMtuh
*37,522 49
feh-iS
$393,7*23 84
Wc have on hand a LA&Gfi STOCK of
FINE FKftsjiED HEADSTONES
Which we are selling aa ches» as any other firm
in the btate. Also *
&Faaite Mflnmnents aid Eeajlstoaei
i'uimißhed to order as reasonable as they can bo
bad!eltowhcrc. Pbrfeons wishing? • *
MONTMENTB & HEADSTONES
- . - ‘ . a s . , f
sbenld* Call ami see ns before p-arebasina' i>ISo
Whore-, as «e will guarantec-to sell a better job-for
less money than any other firm in Beaver county.
OKIND STONES AND FIXTURES
CEMJJXTS OP ALL KINDS BT THE BARREL.
roarl4?Gm
UERDS! PLANTS! TREES I
, PREPAID BST JSAIL.
My new priced descriptive'Catalogue of Choice
Flower-and Garden Seeds, 2& sorts of either for
$1: new ahd choice varieties of Ptnit and Orna
mental lYede,'Shrubs, Kvcrgieeni, .Roses, Grapes,
Lilies. - Small Fruits,' House and Border Plants and
Bclbei one yeargratted Frsslt'Trees for mailing;
Fruit Stalks of ail kinds; Hodge Plants. &c.; the
moat oomploto iiaeortment tat tho country, will be
sent gratis to any plain address, with P. O. hex.
True- Cape Cod- £caq6otfy for-nplftndo'r lowland,
V> per l(w; fl per 100; prepaid by mall. Tfidc
List to dealers. Seeds on commission. Agents
wanted. -
8. ML WATSON,
Old Colopy. Nurseries amtlSetid Warehouse. I’Jy
momfi. Mass*. Kshiblished lfM2. raar7-8i
ANTED. ; ’
We will give men and! women
fijUSXXESS? THAT WILL £X\
irom $4 to $$ per doy;.«»a.bo puraneddn your own
iicigtborhood:; Uis &rard chance for those ont of
employment or tvivifc# leisure time, ;gU Is, end
frequently do as well-os men. Parlkuliire
free., g- • f * x i 1
Address -■ J. LATHAM & CO.,
*2l*2: WasJihigYon St, Jlpstoo, Mas*.
inar7-<‘t
Gt'N PO Wl*E R.
*I: ' J I- - ’ . - kP i' . . '
All kinds Mining, B asting and Sporting Powder
fn Metallic keirs. ter stile to lots to suit pnrehayore.'.
from our Maaaaines at Mill piices. Tnis,weir
known Powder- baemaaniifircfnre<L for over
TO years, and Is sold at fame prices as other Brands.
'Also; every variety Dry lUidWatefc.Sd/sty Fum. >;
D. W. U. BID WELL &Voi, Gen. Agts..
marT-lm ‘ Pittsburgh, Pa.
pXECUTORS’ NOTICE.
ESTATE* OF JAMES M. SMITH, DECEASED.
Letter* testamentary! on the estate of Jam£s
M. Smith. Jate of Beaver borough, Beaver county.
Ha., hivlngboen £rifited to the undersigned, all
parties knowing themselves indebted to said es
tate are requested to iriabe Immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will pre
sent them properly authenticated for settle mb At.
J. M. S M ITU, Beaver C. IL,
JAS. CHRISTY, Sbippingporf,
Executors.
ranrT-6t
OTIC E.
tjl
All accounts due the estate of Dr. J.'LINJJRN
BRINK, deceased, hot settled by April Ist, 1873,
will be left in the bands of a lawyer for collection,
with interest: , -
i , I B. K.& J. LINNEN BRINK,
Rochester, Match Administrators,
&tvc
’ E ; M
WHOLESALE
1 ;¥jhrTSBORGff f ; pa ,
NO. 151* WOOD STREET,
And are now receiving one or the
Ll ABILITIES.
5107.98813
JOHN -I k.. Bec’y.
W.HMARSHAU,
MANGFACTUREROF
MONUMENTS
&G^AVE
jW. H. MARSHALL, Rochester.
O V E X>
February 15,1873.
.. *39,445 00
30.355 00
15,501 69
115 57
636 34
1,140 13
S 30
434 00
#107.938 13
fJTO.OOO 00
'7,630 «3
»J 0 00
1 50
HAMILTON,
51 FIFTH AVBNUE, PITTSBURGH, P A
The Cheapen and Beet Souse in theCkv
Tbe Largest and Beet Selected stock or ■
Pianos A Organs.
TERMS TO SUIT EVERYBODY
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS GET ElTUjjh a
DECKER & BAHNES PIAXo,
HALLET, DAVIS & CO , PIANO,
CRAMER & CO. PIANO,
BRADFORD & CO
PARLOR GEM PIANO,
OR ONE OF THE CELEBRATED
Taylor & Farley Celestes Organs,
OR THE BEAUTIFUL VOICED
STERLING ORGAN
Quick Sales and Small Profits. **
We guarantee to gel!
AS GOOD AN INSTRUMENT
As Is in Uie market, at Prices tho;
DE FT COMFETITJO >,
And on terms to suit the purchaser,
Instruments rented and runt allowed to go toward
the purchase. ;
For Catalsgae and full particulars call ocm *t
drees the MBunSacturer’s General Agents
S.
Hamilton & Go.,
56 FIFTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA
nov2!)-(Jnl.
TER
Fllife COM PAX T
■ Incorporated! by the Legislature of Pena-vS'*
nla, Office one door east ol Koeli
ester. Savings Dunk, Rochester, Beaier cn:iD‘.y
Penrfu;
People of Beaver county can now have tb.-'
property lnsnrfcShgainst loss or damage by tire. A
fair rates, in a safe-and
RELIABLE HOME COMPANY,
thereby avoidta?tlte expense, tronbe and d. ;a-r
incident to lhe-ailj«»tsient of losses by coraps :<?.*
located at a distance.
BOARD OF DIBECTOnS :
J. V. M’Donald, George L'. speyere:,
Samuel B. Wilson* Lewis Schneider.
William Kennedy. John Qrabing.
Marshall M’Donaid R.B. Edgar.
C. B. Hurst.
David Lowry, Henry Goehring.
GEO. C. SPEYEKER. Pro
J*.,V. M’DONALD. V. Prc-
H. J. SpEYßaifi, Treas.
John Ghoeksu, Jb., Sec'y
r. * >
Maoniaeturera and Dealers a
TOBACCO AND. CKiAfe
2SfS LIBERTY STREET
fcbSl-lou
/YET AS AGENCY FOB i“ ; '
New ItoelerS Wilson Sowing Ma®.
We ; aro now prepared to offer sm.i
TEUMS.IUId OUEATSB INDUCEMENTS tO
mon,tlmu ovtr beloic daring our enf -rc ’
FIFTEUiN YEAhS in .the basinet*
Teumfed We *tamt all lds*e* and coU'.<: f a
at aua expense, Horse, }H*.gw '
mb*n*kl If necessary. •_ 51 • ~
SjfEctAV.INUVCEMEKT3.to meu who -aj n *
msm ovrMTKAJis. Now is the time . 1
gel ready .for tbeSpring trade.
1■ '■ ‘ VVM. SUMNKH <-'0
rdb&fat J ’’
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11.
NOSS,
PHO TOG HATH EH
Jg E A Y E n C o LI. - K
MUSICAL lAS T i T I'T ■
Opens its Spring Session
ON TUE FIRST OF
Tcacbere of tbo connly will do weil *■-’ f 0 “
pond with tho President.
feb22-Gt
JOB* PRINTING A T TH E
RADICAL OFF C*.
m
JENKIXSO3
I'ITTSHI Kuh
AND
R. T. TAYLOR