8 pit adKrtUttnnrtS. gHERIFP’S SALES. By virtue of sundry writs'of Venditioni Expo nas. Fieri Facias and Levari Facias, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Bea ver. au l to me directed, there will he exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in the Borough of Beaver, Beaver county. Pa, on SATURDAY, JussTra, 1373. at ten o'clock, a m, the following properly to-wit: All the right, title. Interest and claim of defend ant of, in and! to the following property in the borough of New Brighton. Beaver county. Pa.. bonndMsnd described as follows; on the north by laud of Charles Katz, on the east by land of B. Townsend, on the south by land of I Townsend, and west by Beaver Creek, containing one acre or less, on which is erected a One and a hair-story frame dwelling house, with four rooms, cellar un derneath, and other necessary outbuildings. Seized and taken in execution as the property of George Graham at the suit of Charles Berlz & An drew iienuctt, also at the suit of Charles Bertz & T. Arney. ALSO NO 2. . . At the same time and place, all right, title, in terest, and claim ot defendant of. in and to all that certain tract orpircolof land, situate in Pulaski township, Beaver county, Pa., bounded and de scribed u< follows, to wit; on the north by lands of James A Barett. Wm Hauler's heirs, and John Hays. DU the west by lanas of Evan P. Townsend and Zachartah ‘ or. the south by land of James Wallace, and,on the east by land of James A Barrett, containing 23 acres more or less, ou which is erected an engine house, drying house and two brick kilns with engine and machinery for manufacturing fire brick. The tract is under laid with coai and fire clay. There are also sev eral tenement houses on the tract, and an orenard ■ of bearing fruit trees. Seized and taken in execution as the property ot P D Honlette. one of the defendants, at the suit of Ephraim Smith. Alsoattbe salt of Wm Ken nedy. for the use of Chas Coale and Sam’l Dunbar. ALSO NO. 3. At the same time and place all right, title, in terest and claim of defendants of, in and toall that certain piece or lot of ground, situate in the bor ough of New Brighton. Beaver connty. Pa., being lot No. 189 in said borough of New Brighton, bounded oe the north bv Jot No. 188, east by Wa ter street, south by lot No. ISW, and on the west. by the canal, said lot havihg a front of 60 feet on Water street and extending back to the canal, on which is erected a two-story frame dwelling house witn cellar underneath, said building having a front of2l feet on said Water street, north line of said building being 39 feet long, west line of same 30 feet, thence from south-west corner of said building running eastwardiy 16 feet, .thence right angles north westerly 6 feet, thgbce again eastwardiy 23 feel tosouth-east corner of building having 3 rooms and 3 halls on first story and four rooms and 2 halls on second «tqry; 5 windows In front on Water street, 3 on the north side, S on the west side and 3 on the south sldc-Jone looking southwardly and the other two eastwardiy. Seized and taken in execution as the property of J U Woodward and Mary C Woodward his wife, at the suit of William Levi use of Diiworth Bros. ALSO NO. 4. ; At the same time and place all thtt certain piece or parcel of ground situate in the of Frankfort, Beaver county, Pa., bounded and de scribed as follows; on the south by lot of James Mc- Cntcheou, on the east by the public road, on the north by lot of William Parkinson, and on the westrby lot of James Morrison's sons, containing., about of an acre, upon which is erected a two story frame dwelling house containing 8 rooms, with cellar underneath. Frame stable and other out buildings on the lot. all enc osed. Seized and taken in execution as the property of John G. Erwin, at tne suit of D. v Gregg & Co. ALSO NO. 5. At the same time and place all right, title inter esl and claim of defendant of. in and to all that certain piece or lot of ground situate in the bor ough of St, Clair, county of Beaver, and State of Pennsylvania, being lots No 110 and 111 in Vica ry’s plan of lots in said borough, bounded and de scribed as follows; Beginning at the lino of lot No. 113 on Plea-nut street, thence sonth east along said Pleasant street 98 feel to Bank alley, thence northeasterly along Bank alley 1-13 feet to Spring alloy, thence northwesterly along Spring alloy to tne line of lot No. 112. thence along said lino to Pleasant street, the place of beginning. All en closed with good board react and planted with fruit trees. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Isaac Hessen, at the suit of Thomas Sloan. Al.so Ai the same time and place all right. title, inter est nnd claim of defendants of, in and to the un divided one-half part of alMhit certain parcel or lot of ground situate in Raccoon township, Beaver county. Pa., bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a p*st, thence by lands of Jas. McCnUonoh north 8(1 William Hood north 8 deg east 74 per £q a white Oik stump; thence by land of John Allen north B*i deg. west 59 perches toa post; then<-e by same soittu 77'/j deg. west 46 Vt perches, thence by lands of \\ eyaiul & Brittain south SI dogreftd, west 80 perches to a post, thence by land of M. & P. .ind. John Kinman. south 12 degrees, west 178 par ches to a white oak Stump, thence south 72 de gree.- east 72 perches, by land of Aamiiel Clear and thence by land of James McCullougn north 28 de grees wc-t H2,perches to the place of beginning, containing 131 acre.- and 3’J perches, 75 acres clear ed, bilance good timber; on which is erected two one-story log houses, one log stable and other out buildings. Seized and taken in execution as the property of John P. Baker and George U. Baker, at the suit of James Brittain, use ot Quay & Harrah Also at the suit of M. Weyand for use of H. Hice. ALSO. NO. 7. At the same tiraj and place all right, title, inter est and claim of rtefendam of. in and to all that (vrtaiir piece or lot o! ground situate in the bor ough of Rochester, Beaver county, Pa., being lot No 283 in said borough of Rochester, bounded and described as follows ; On the east bv lot No. 20. south by Green alley, west by Rhode Island street, an 1 on the north by Washington street; 'i/ie of lo* s:Kill f-.e.t. on which is erected a two- story fram-j d .veiling house with cellar underneath, two room- and hall on the first story and 3 rooms and hall on the second story, frame stable 12xl« ;-et. good cistern, fruit turns, Jcc. hot enclosed .vith good f<*,uce. Seized and taken in execution as the property o: John .Morton at the sun of Henrietta Javens. use of Thomas Javens. AINO NO 8, At the saw, time ’ and place, nil right, title, in terest and claim of defendant of, in and toali that certain parcel or lot ol "round situate !a Industry township. 15 ‘ i. er county, Petuisy nani *, bounded and describ o! as t oilow.-. to wit --Biginning at a post on the south-west corner ol said tract ; ihecct nor.h degree-, west Hi* 4-1') perches to a po-t and corner ol lands of Alexander Kwing; thence bv lands of said Ewnig and Simpson Hall .'smith sr-‘i decree-, cast loti perches to a post ; thence no.th d *grees. west 2 2-10 perches to a po-t; thence norrh 88 decrees, east 81,‘d petclies “ to a post and corner of lands of Klchard Walton ; thenee south 1- , degrees. east Ps 2-lU perches; thence so'.ith ST‘ 2 degree.-. west S 2 4-10 perches to a post; th-ucc north 2 1 * decrees, west 44 85-lOu perches to a post, thence uoith ss?x decrees, west <;s o-iO perenes to a post near a red -o ite-; thence south d 1 * degrees, we-t 11 b-tu perches tjo a post near a maple ; tneuce south stt decrees, -ive.-t 81 5- ld perches to place of he .’inning, (except lay and reserving tiierefrom thirty five acres heretofore conveyed to Samuel A. Porter, b. K. I’. Kuhn and M. L Kuhn, hts wife I; -aid above described premises. oxelu-iv.j of the reservation aforesaid, containing seventy six acres, more or less, upon whic’igs erected a two story log house, with a one story fram; addiiion. "ith porch running the whole length ia Iron*, a trame bar i, a well of wa ter at the door am) a good orchard. Seized and taken iiinv-fiition as the property of David Campbell at the sui! of .lames Alloa. «« of .Moses Scott ALSO At the tune and place all risht. title. inter cst ami claim of defendant- or. in and to. all that certain lot of 'jmnurt situate in the borough ot Beaver Falls. 1$ -aver countv. Pa. lot No. 1134 in the Economy plm of lots in sah) bounded on the north by lot No. 1123. east "by Main alley..south by io? No. 11-JI and on the wot by Cedar street, having a front i f 4:1 feet on Cedar street and extendin': back therefrom Ifj feet to Main alley. Enclosed, and on which Is erected a "ood two-story brick dwelling house tlOv-Jl) fee', having 4 rooms with c :liar underneath, water in house. Also a trood frame stable and other oni bniidintrs on th-* premises. Seized anil In ken in execution as "he property of Christian Camp at the suit ot Ueunei ami Lenz Trustee.- Al>o A: same tiin-an! [due. -ill right. liile. inte-esi and clniof (lef'.-1i.1.-iut of, in and to a!! that h>t <>i ground fit date ill th>. biiroiijli <>i li.'av,-r r'.il’-. Beaver county. Pa., being lot number is! in tin* Economy piano! lor? 5 in -said borough. bounded Oil the Im;IU by lot No. IS2. ea-t by Cedar idle', south by lot No I>o. and on the «•’<•« t hv Heaver etreet. having a front of 13 feet on Heave- street and i-xtcmlnu back therefrom 115 tee! to Cedar alley, on winch is erected a good two story frain" b f, use 2-2 by 'j) feet. containing d rooms and hall, cellar underneath, porch in front, and a one story kitcucn attached* Itl by lb leof. wster in the house. Alsu abroad frame stable about ;c by tin leet. lot enclosed. ;.n 1 taken ia execution a? the properts of Joseph Hyde, at the suit of Henrin and Lenz, rust >es. Aa> at the suit of Elliott A' Hope ALS i No. !l. At same time and place, ail right. tit is, interest nni ct.um of defendant of, in and to aii that cer NO. 6 NO. «>. NO. V Petit tain lot ofgroaad situate in the borough of Bea ver Falls. Beaver county. Pa., being lot numbered S6S, in the Economy plan of lots in said borough, bounded on the north by lot No. 867, eest by Sherman alley, south by lot No, 869,-and on the west by Thomas street, having* front of 48 feet on Thomas street and extending back* therefrom 143 feet to Sherman alley, lot enclosed, on which is erected a good two-story frame dwelling house, about 20 by 32 fe»t, having « rooms with cellar un derneath. Portico in front, also a one-story frame back building or kitchen about 13 by 18 feet, with porch, water m the house; usual out-build ings. This is a good and desirable property. Seized and taken in execution as the property ofChesterT. Porter, at the suit of Henricl and Lenz, Trustees. ALSO NO, 13. At same time and place, all right, title, mterst and claim of defendant, of in and. to all that cer tain lot of ground situate in the borough of Bea ver Palls, Beaver county, Pennsylvania.: being lot number 1331. in the Economy plan of lots in said borough; bounded on the north by Jot No. 1380, cast by Beaver alley, south by lot No. 1382, and on the west by Brighton street; having a front of 43 feet on Brighton street, and extending back there from 145 feel to Beaver allay. Lot enclosed, on which is erected a two story frame dwelling house 16x32 teet. having four rooms, with cellar under neath, water in the house, usual out-building•». Seized and taken in execution as the property of George Campscll, at the suit ofHcnrlci and Lentz, Trustees. ALSO NO. 13. At same time and place, all right, title, interest and claim of defendant of, in and to all that cer tain lot of ground, situate in the borough of Bea ver Falls, Beaver county. Pa., being lot numbered 010. In the Economy plan of lots in said borough, bounded on the north by lot No 009, east by Thom as alley, south by lot No 911, and on the west by Tank street, having a front of 43 feet on Tank street, and extending hack thereirom 145 feet to Thomas alley, on which Is erected a two-story frame dwelling house, 16x30 feet, having 4 rooms, with cellar underneath, and vatanda In front; wa ter in the house. Seized and taken in executions* the property of Charles W, Taylor at the suit of Henricraud Lenz, Trustees. ALSO NO. 14. At same time and place, all right, title. Interest and claim of defendant., of. in and to all those .three lots of ground,sitnate in the borough of Bea ver Palls, Beaver county,Pennsylvania; being lots numbered 159,160, and 161, in the Economy plan of lots in said borough, adjoining each other, and together bounded on the north by lot Ho. 162, east by Beaver street, south by Beech street, and on the west by Beaver alloy ; each lot having a -front ol 43 feet on Bearer street, (aggregate front 1211 feet,) and extending back therefrom 145 feet to Beaver alloy i on which lots is erected a good two story I mine dwelling house, about 30x42 feet, having live room* on Ist floor, five rooms on 2nd Boor and a finished attic, and with a basement of stone part Itheruof, finished for kitchen, sc. Lots enclosed, water In the basement and on each floor of the house, usual out-buildings. Seized 4pd taken in execution as the property of George W.SRuapp, at the suit of Hourlci nnd Lenz Trustees. \ / ALSO v No 15. At the -anuKtime and place, all right, title, In terest and clainNrf defendant of. in and to all the following pieces land, situate In the borough of Beaver Falls, Beaver county. Penn., -bounded and described ns follows, to-wlt: being lot Ho 781, In the Economy plan of lots la said bor ough. bounded on the north by lot No 780, on the i east by Grant Alley, sooth by lot No 782, and on the west by Sherman street; size ot. lot '43 by 145. Also lot No 18 In Barnard’s etlension of the bor ough of Beaver Falls, county, Pa , bound ed on the north bylot No 17. east by Cedar alley, south by lot No 18, and on the west by Beaver street, having a irout ol 40 feet on Beaver street, and extending east'i43 feet to Cedar alley; also -lot-No 910, Economy plan of Beaver Palls, county and State aforesaid, bounded on the north by lot No 909, east by Thomas alley, soutlUiy lot No 911, and on the west by Tank street; size of lot 43 by LJ2 fee:; on which' is erected a two story frame .dwelling bouse. 10 by 30 feet, with 4 rooms, cellar underneath, van nda in front; also lot No 16!, Pat lefsou’s plan of Beaver Falls; county and State aforesaid, bounded on the nosfh by Oak alley, east by lot No 166, south by Linden street, and on the Wrest bo lots No X 59. 160 161, on w hich is erected a two-story frame building, 16 by 30 feet, with a one story frame addition, 16 by 30 feet. 6 rooms ; ; -Jot-enclosed. Seized andjaketHn execution as the property of I Glumes VV. Taylor, at the suit of John Reeves. I ALSO f No 16. At the same timn and place, all right, title. In ; terest and claim of deleiidantot, in and to all those i two certain lots, situate in the borough ol Beaver : Falls. Beaver county. Pa., being lots numbered i 1*27 and 1328. In the Economy plan of lots in said I borough. said two lots adjoining oath other, and ■ bounded on the north by iot No 1326, east by Bea- 145 feet lo said alloy, and having erected thereon a frame dry house, for drying brick, front! ■ g about 50 feel on Henry sired, and extending back 70 feet or thereabouts, one story in heighlh, and with a sbed attached, 12 feet wide, and extending the breadth of the dry bouse ; also an engine house, two storys high, 16 by 20 feel, attached lo said dry bouse. Also all that certain other lot, situate in said borough, numbered 1326, in same plan, bound ed on the north by lot No 1325, east by Beaver al alley, south by lot No 1327, and on the west by Brighton street, being 43 feel tront on Brighton street, and extending nack theretrom 145 feet. Al so all those three other lota in said borough, numbered 1419, 1420 and 1421. in said plan, said three lots adjoining each other, and together bounded on the north by lot No 1418, east by Brighton street, south by Henry street, and on the west by Brighton alley, each of said lots having a from of 43 feet on Brighton stieei,, and extending back therefrom 143 feet to Brighton alley. Seized and taken in execution as the proparty of Reid G, Bracken and J. If Brackeu, at the suit of Uenrici and Lenz, Trustees. ALSO NO 17. At same time and place, all right, title, interest and claim ot dependant of, iu and toali those cor t-ain pieces or lots of ground situate in the bor ough of Beaver Kalis, Beaver county. Pa., being lots numbered 848 and 8U» in the Economy plan of lots in said borough, bounded on the nonh by lot No 8)7, cast by Sherman street, south by Jtapp street, and on the west by Sherman alley, each lot having a front o! 4 5 feet on Sherman street, and extending hack I herefrom Mo feet to Sherman alley. On lot NoSl'.l is erected a two-story brick dwellin'' hon-e, c.pntauiing 4 rooms with cellar under neath. Lot enclosed with good board fence. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Charles (.»./timmermau at the suit of Edward Witti-h, ALSO NO. 18. At llie same time and place,-a 11 right, title, in terest and claim of defendant, of. in and to all that certain piece or lot of ground situate In Economy township, Beaver county, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows : on the east by land ol Thomas Smith.-south bv land of John Kuiiiman, vest by land of Wni, Brown, and ok the norih by land of S. W. Neely, containing about torty ;r;res, on which is erected a one and a 'half story log house, all cleared and fenced. Seized and taken in execution as the property of .Matthew Brown, ol the suit of W. Broiteiisteln surviwng partner of .1. fit W. Breitenstcln. If?*"Purchasers will lake notice that 10 per cent, upon ail amounts ot their bids will be required in hand, all bids under SalJ will be required in cash at the iim>‘oft he sale. If these conditions are not complied with, the property will he re sold at the risk ot the purchaser not comply jug with the terms ol sate. • CHAMBERLIN WHITE, Sheriff, SiiKr.iKF’s (Imi e. Be.wei:. Pa. t .May 21. r A n.pWfpfl everywhere to swell our new and novel AUXin 10 Embroidering Machine, send torlllu— W A imn tn,,e(i ( ircnl!!r - lo Ihc McKee Maim fl Alt I ijfU facttiring Conuunv. 300 Broadway, New York. r jMIE PA BLUR COMPANION Every l.ady wants one’. E>ury M in ought to have one 1! Sent on receipt of Ten Cents’. Address, L. F HYDE A: Ct.. IUS Seventh Avenue, New York. B ON-TON FLIRTATION SIGNALS, sent on re ceipt 0( 35 els. Caujue Printin': and Publish ing House. :i; Vesey Street. New York. 'CUE NEW ELASTIC TRCSS. .O- h»po,l Hartford, Conn., or Chicago, 111. • 3|Wt fUwttswwitt#. „• OP CAUSES For Trial at Jane Term) 1873. J G Nye for use vs Jordan C Nye. M M Jones vs John Gweblng. ‘ P H Stevenson vs Henry Cowan. Hannah Cherry vs WmECarry. T W Anderson vs Honrici and Lenz. Miller, Dobson & Trax v» Kookcn & Btobcck. Geoigc Graham vs John Carvey etal. Magdalena Stahl ys James Porter. M»ry Murray’s exr's vs Joseph Sturpe. Same vs J M Imbrio. Commonwealth vs Jennett Headland. John J Mitchell vs J D Glllis. Clark Usseltqn vs Joseph Morgan. J Walter A Bro vs George Poe. David Musser vs 8 M Gordon. Now Brighton Water Co vs Charles Coale. Albert E Evans vs J K llarrah. Peter W Keller vs Patterson Mitchell. • 'Bontly'drQerwlg’vs Charles Coaie. . Abelard Whlsler vs G L Ketsley. Oov, Noble &CO.VB Sylve-ter Hunter. ? W Williams use vs George S Porter. Charles Grlm vs Perry Brown. Coy. Noble &Covs R T Taylor. Coy, Noble & Co vs J E Crane. Coy, Noble & Co vs Noble, Angel & Co. E H Alexander vs George S Porter. my;6 3t . JOHN CAUQHEY, Proth’y, pLOWBR^:-iaOS' PLANTS. Fresh blooming thd PEANTS re ceived dally. Orders for all kinds of Shrubs and TTC '* B. HCBST, myldtf e» , Near the Depot,Rochester, Pa. i 9 000,000 ACRES, 1-W, : -I'., CHEAP FARMS! The cheapest land In the mafketTor sale by THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY . .In the Great Platte Valley. :. *.OOO,OOOjAgBES IN. CENTRA! NEBRASKA, Now for sale in tracts of forty acres and upwards on live and ion years’ credit at six per cent. No advance Interest required. MHd and beautiful climate, fertile sou. and abundance of good water. The best market In the west ( The great min ing regions of Wyoming. Colorado, Utah and Ne vada being the Farmers In the Platte Valley. SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO A THE BEST LOCATIONS FOK COLONIES. Free homes for all. 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Q.ETTYSBURG Katalysine Water Is the nearest approach to a specific ever discover ed for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary Diseases generally. It restores muscular power to the Par alytic. It cures Liver Complaint and Chronic Diarrhoea. Files, Constipation, Asthmw, Catarrh and Bronchitis, Diseases of the skin. General De bility and Nervous, Prostration from Mental and Physical Excesses. It 1s the Greatest Antidote ever discovered for Excessive Eating or Drinking. It. corrects the stomach, promotes Dice scion, and Relieves the Head almost immediately. No household should be without it. For sale by all druggists. „ .... , , JST'Fpr a history of the Springs, for medical reports of the power of the water over diseases, - tor testimonials from iom: NEV BROS'.', (ielßSfabfl Philadelphia, Pa. Gettysburg Spring Co. 10,000 GIFT8 ' $500,000. On Tuesday, July Bih. 1873, the Third Graad Gift Concert under the management of Ex-Gov eruor/ThomaS E. B ramie tie. and authorized by special act of,the Legislature, for the benefit of jtno Public Library of Kentucky, positively and unequivocally comes oUin Public Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky., when 10.000 Gifts, all cash, amounting to $500,000, will ho distributed by lot among the ticket holders. The money to pay all these gifts in full Is already hi bank and set aside for that purpose, as the following certificate shows: Office op Farmers’and Drovers' Bank, > Louisville, HJp. ; April 7. 1873. f This is to certify that there is in the Farmers’ and Drovers’Bank, to the credit of the Thirl Grand Gift Concert for lire benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, which-has been*set apart by the Managers to pay the gifts in fill), and will bo held by the Bank and paid out for this-purposo, and this pur pose only [Signed] B. S. VEKCIi, Cashier. Only a few tickets remain unsold, and they wiiil be furnished to the first applicants at the follow ing prices: Whole tickets, $10; halves, $3; qj£>r ters, $3.50; 11 whole tickets for $100; sii lor fout): 113 for $l,OOO and 573 for $5,000. For tickets and full Information apply to TUOB. E. BRAMLETTE. Louisville. Kv,. or THOS. 11. UAYB & CO.. my3lm fib*.) Broadway. N. Y. JQRUG STORE FOR SALE A First Glass Drug and Prescription Uton Very eligibly situated in. Allegheny City.’ doing a paying business, is offered for sale on nccomnsio dullug terms. The owner wishing to ret ire from active business, or would prefer soiling an interest to a person having goodirelerences, and who could give it their whole attention. An opportunity of this kind to get into a good paying business with small capital does not often occui. For lurther particulars address B. P. GOULD, care Dr. Hays, 189 Washington Avenue, Allegheny City, Pa. myi-lm. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Lctiers of administration on the estate of James McOready. dec'd.. late of Greene town-hi;,*. b>ving been granted to the- undersigned, all pci son.-, in debted to said estate are requested to 1 make Im mediate pay munt v iiud those having claim; against the same to present them properly authomiCiiicd for settlement. .JOHN li. Mi'CKEADY. Aflin’r,. (•rcouo 'Tmw DMI&ISTKATOU’S NOTICE. ESTATE OF JAMES B. ANDUb’W.', DKC'U. Letters of administration on the estate of James B. Andrews, dec’d., late of FaHston, Beaver coun ty, Pa., having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are request ed to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present them properly authenticated for settlement to NANCY JANE ANDREWS. Adm’r.. aprltKh. Falistoa. Pa. IMPORTED ENGLISH ANGI-0-SAXON will stand for mares the onsu tug sodson. commencing April ‘iSin. and ending July sth, as follows ; On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the stable of the owner, in Ohio tp„ Beaver county; on Thurdays, Fridays and Sat urdays at Green’s tavern, Calcutta. Ohio. TKRMS—Ten Dollars tor insuring a mare ttr be with foal, to bo paid when that fact is ascertained; simile service,eight dollars, to oe paid when ser vice is rendered. SIR ARL’liru will also siand for mares the en suing season for the same terms as above, as fol lows: At the st ihle of John Grove. Brighton tp., on Monday and Tuesday forenoons: at the stable ol Samuel Walton. Chippewa tp.; oa Tuesday af ernoons and Wednesdays; at the stable of the owner in Ohio tp., on Thursdays, Fridays and Sat urdays* v Hgm §MvertiiMmetrtis. ESTATE OF JAMES McL’READY, DEL’D aprlivGt BLOODED HORSES B. D. JOHN»TO>'. Owner r d Keeper. aprl3-;: Q A. SMALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEAVER, PENNA, OFFICE IN 1 THE COURT fHOUSB. [deSWMy JAMES CAMERON. JOHN Y. MARKS, QAIIERON & MARKS, ATTORNEY Si A T LA W AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ROCHESTER, PA., Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to their care and have superior facilities for buying and selling real estate. < * decl3 ly F. 11. AONEW. J. M. BUCHANAN. * BUCHANAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, , (NEAR THE POST OFFICE,) ocl4 BEAVER C. H., PA. XAB9HAIX SWABTZWSUIEB JNO. C. BABB. & BARR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, No. 66 GRANT STREET, PITTSBURGH. [se22’7l-ly JACOB DAVIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 75 GRANT STREET, (must ploob.) PITTSBURGH. Q.ILBERT L. EBERHAHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will ffive prompt attention to Collections, Pro caring Bounties and Pensions, Buying and Selling Real Estate, etc. OFFICE ON BROADWAY, Opposite R. E. Hoopes’ Banking House, NEW BRIGHTON. BEAVER CO,, PA. eap*i'7'2-ty J H. M’CKEERY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, THIRD STREET, (First door below the Court House,) jyl'7o—Ty BEAVER. PA, Q.IRARD HOUSE, CORNER NINTH * CHESTNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA. H. W. KANAGA, decll’fiS-.ly > Prooneiot. JOHN HAKIN, attorney at la ay, MAIN ST.. BEAVER' FALLS. [jalO^.3 JOSEPH LED LIE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (Ufllce, In the RcKiicai Barring,) _ . REAVER, PA, All business entrnSetfTb b» prompt attention. dec4’tiB:ly JOHN B. YOUNG, ATTORNEY AT LAW, beaver pa. Office and residence on Third st. east of the Conn House. AH law business entrusted to my data shall re ceive prompt attention. Also, persona having Real Estate for sale, and: those wishing to-boy town property, coal or farm lands, may govs time and money by calling at my ofhoe, [apr2S”lL ly, QENTRAL CLAIM! AGENCY, JAMES M. SELLERS, 144 SOUTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA Bounties, Pensions. Back Pay, Horae Claims, State Claims, «Sc., promptly collected’ No charge for information, nor when money is-not collected dec4’6B;tf gTATE AND COUNTY TAXES. The County Treasurer will attend in the several Townships and Boror-eha between IKv, mv and i«. M„ for the purpose of receiving.' StaJe and County Tuxes for the year IfsTo, at the places and tiaaes (lesiifnated below, viz-; Fullsfon boro. “ Hi Toll House. N. i Pulaski “ lit Huron House „ " " 20Maas'S- Hotel. Patterson tp a B Falls-" 21 Kendrick s drug sjore " " " ” 22 Georgetown boro '• 2k a m Calhoun's store Glasgow boro, “ 2« p m.Jesse Smith's. Marion tp. “ 20 George Hartzell’s. Franklin tp. 27 Autenreith’s store. North Sewickly tp, •• 28 Nathan Hazen's. Economy tp. 2'J Mrs. Neelev’s. New Setvickly tp “■ .20 Snead's store Industry tp. June 3 Allen's store. South Beaver a Ohio " 4 Mm. Rayl's Ohio tP, *• 5 Reed & Abcr’s store. Big Beaver a Hojpe'd 10 Johnston House. •* New Galilee *• IT Ghion Hole 1. Chippewa tp, *' 18 VK. Cunningham's. Darlington tp a boro “ 10 Jacob Marks'. South Beaver tp " 20 Joseph Lawrence’s. llookst’n a Greene tp " 24Jos. M'Ferrou'& store 2-t H mover & (froene tp “ t»-James store. I'r. nklorl boro, “ as Isaac M. Steven's llanovor tp. " aT MI. Armstrong's store tpf, July T J }] Chfifty's storer cent, will be added. All licenses are due by lawJuiv Ist. 'Chose not paid at that date will he collected with costs. C. V WALLACE, apr2S-tf. Treasurer Beaver Connlv. AGES FOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK, Any person, old or young, of either sex. can innke from $lO so S;VI per week, at home dnv or evening. Wanted by all. Suitable to either’city or country, andany season otyie year. This is u rare opportunity for those who arc out of work, and mu of money, to make an independent living'. No capital be-iag required. Our pamphlet. "HOW TO MAKE A LIVING.” giving full instructions, sent on receipt of 10 cents. Address. A. BURTON Mi. nn* trained, and will pace 3 m e in "bout three'min. ntei. Enquire of L. RICHARDSON. Smith’s i’crry, Beaver county. Pu. mariS-U Itomisfwfnts. JJUNTBE BOY, | The Hunter Boy owned by t): L R enn ~ cheater to, will standlfor njares thn of &»• son as follows : 1 - - {ce easn tog sc,. At the stable ofthe 6wner. near , from April 28th. to May sth, from the w-n l^B ' VJth, from the 26th to June 2* from I.° the the 16th. then from the 23d to the 50*h UDtt 9til to THB -HUNTER BOY Is better known John Moore horse ofNew Cast'e «•«■*-» n - ? ? ’it draught horse Clydesdale, import-d 'f !! ■> land weighs 1300 pounds, js 16 hands fc f=-- bay, handsome, graceful stepper, and * r , dar s in 2.50| with ease. Terms--Ycu "V «m-e season. Single service seven dollar •°'the ; *- * apri^ f " RK-KSTABUSUSu IN n- i 9 ESTABLISHED IN Q O Ui premium to our monthly Magazine. caDcd the U M B LI E E contains 39 large pages bes-idas the cove-, f. u with the best a'nd most interesting reading. ?t only ONE DOLLAR A Y EAR' vw-yvt»» oprati t 10m and an eifirnt dollar chromo in re*.arn. Wewset and will liberally yay Send for particulars. A'dare.'S BUMBLE BEE, Albion, U Snbscripf ions received at The c 4 ’ where the Chromo can be seen. >, ffEMAKE White L Bed Leai Litharge Potters'' Putty, Colors. Every keg cttmr White Lead bears the foUorfcK warrant, and we guarantee a degree oi fineness sti whiteness unsurpassed: | THIS PACKAGE CONTAINS I a-:;: ■> PLAIN HOME TALK Is plain t:i 1: ahoutthe body ami social ut'vtS Dr E. B. Foort;. .inti "’ - r ’ ■ , ■ Common ofXo. , who eiii'-Diin- over) body v,;rli !•> yt‘ everybody uv his skill, is itsaiitiio;. I;:;'* ' and jatres U answers a thoiwtnd i ! don’t want-to go to yonr pnyski.o; r»”V. as it is stamped upon its covS-r. ”n K-kJ . va'e ami considerate roadiiij." CrF siM;t. postage prepaid, everywhere. ' hie mail-id fine. Agents. \v ■-isA ' ' original- c!in)tr«>. ntonrv’ed, ••Tfiko-.v , the Psus" worth flh. a«Ws w it’s , ‘ ; Chromo wit limit the bc-ok.. So hook ohrop-io.' Address MCUIIAY HIU. VL Tiki' 1 ': COMPANY, No, Vib Ktist 3sih siio-kN'' , . _ _ . ..n I>OSTON ONE PRICE CLOTIH' V > HOUSE. 9o Smithfu-Ul Street, Pi"*'/ ■ L ’ The host place fti the lit* to ha” ( tjd-' ’ Fm.isbing goods. rit;ii yiV.r H::''- ‘ ' jg E A V E R c o I. h 5 B .V rfi/CA L Iy > T I r i ft'- Opens its Spring SisV.ors OX ni£ FIRST OF AFUlf* T<*:\ciit»rs of t' - ? csvi?.ty w;do ''‘‘.‘l tc poi*d with tha I’re.-i df! • PlTrsunPiri. j. >y CAPKOJf A Vi> Box 5, Pittsburgh, pj A G E K T 9, JL. 2STEAV WJk.V or nuS’xis A N A jj T. 'iis' ' ' “