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—The price of a room in Vienna, just now, is Not fading, as flowers V _ mented, highly varnished and polished, while season Single service seven dollars. apr33-8t Lima 12.03 pm 9.00 ‘Vi
twelve dollars per day, board extra. • ruiri.b for windows is better than whiting or water. No those with French Mottled Walnut Panels are by * j ... Port Wayne .... 2.40 in.so lii:
wmea wuaer ami peneu. removing curtains and carpets. for the most ~— __. T ™ T „ T - r f mpnvn Plymouth 4.45 2.35 pm »« Aa *•«
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placed in the new Citj Hall in Rochester. As with seasons return )S -A. JP OJL JTj O ELEGANTAND ATTRACTIVE _____ TRAINS GOING East.
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are to be hanged in that State within two months. Who sleep in the rqmtr; w v or secular music. The Qrgana are Warranted for * Forest 4.00 5.03 ■
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suwt with of flOO,OOO. For Heaven’s their home. Bath Brick. Will not scratch. PRICES' MODERATE., Mansfield. • $ |jf
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has liberally endowed Hillsdale College, in Michl- In remembrance still live, s , . D'A FUjJU 1 V And rated according to style. Styles from one up MThe Unwelcome Visitor ” postage prepaid, as a SbchesteV":;:!! U2 A m 4.-®
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—SMITH CURTIS. ■w'
Radical Office, Beaver. Pa.
—Tne Emperor of Brazil has closed the old and
opened the new legislature. A number of re
lorms are promised.
>pjig Brooklyufgas men's strike has ended, the
new hands being discharged and the strikers re
engaged at $3 50 per day. •
—The President contemplates a trip to Norfolk,
Petersburg and Richmond early In June, to be ab
sent from Washington three days.
—James W. Elbridge, of North Harwich, has
been held for trial on a charge of committing an
assault on his father from which he died.
—Tbe Geneva Arbitration cost the United States
f 14i,‘H,0, and brought ia 15,560,010. Not a bad in
vestment.
—President Grant announces his intention to
sink all personal and party considerations in tbe
appointment ofa Chief Justice.
—A number of prisoners in the Missouri State
Penitentiary mutinied on Friday. One convict
was shot and a number flogged before - order was.
restored
—The funeral of Father De Smet, the Indian
Missionary, took place at St. Louis on Saturday
morning, and was attended by an immense con
course of people.
—Sis thousand five hundred and sixty-ona immi
grants arrived at Now York between the first ol
April and the 19th of May. 17,000 arrived during
the past week.
Advices fiom Monte Video, April. 23d, say
that the ycl'ow fever prevails there to such an
extent that the people are flying from the city and
business is suspended.
—The New York Sunday schcol snperlntendants
gave a public reception on Saturdry evening fo
Mr. Hortley, one of the secretaries of the Lon
don Sunday School Union.
—Henry Ward Beecher was thrown from his car
riage on Saturday by a collision with a heavy
track. His vehicle was-badly managed, but the
reverend gentlemen os;apid unhurt.
—The cholera is at New Orleans, and it is giv
ing a large business to ihe undertakers and grave
diggers. Its presence miy aid in restoring the
political equlibrium of Louisiana.
—The Grasshopper is as groat a terror in Texas
as Is the Modocs in the Lavirijeds. He eats the
corn crop clo;e to the ground, aud in his victori
ous ravages does not oven let tences stand.
Fifteen new indie ments have been found
against Tweed, but not one of them pleases the
old sinner, lor he pleads “not guilty" in each and
every instance
—The Jersey file tula of General Van Buteu say
that the “outrage" inflicted on him in connection
with the Victim Commission, will make him Gov
ernonof that btate.
—All the old Democratic inline'ces, in Virginia,
with the Kichmoa E fftiref in the lead, are en
deavoring to defeat the establishment ol lrc<
schools in that State.
—Since there is soma difficulty attending the
Selection’of a Chief Justice, the Toledo Blade
says, why not have a competitive examination and
do the business in that way i
—Oh Saturday night Lucinda Trnsbee Cuff shot
dead at the corner of Vine and Fifth seven stieets.
West Philadelphia, a young man named Thomas
Price, used twenty years. Both parties are color
ed. The women was arrested.
—A proposition lias been made in the New York
Legislature to tnnnel the Hudson river so as to
admit ol +hc passage ol railway trains from New
Jersey'to New York without change of bulk.
Ex-Govornor'Je’well renchi d home from the
west on S i titl'd ay”night, and found the official ten
der of his appointment as Minister to Russia
awaiting him/ He is considering the milter and
will probably accept.
—ln returning hi# p rsitfon of the backpay steal,
benitgr Cisserly. of California, desires “not to be
held as reflecting in the least on members of Con
•gress wlio see their way clear to the ado ptiou of
ol an opposite course." Charming 1
—blucc the existence of our government, the
office ol Chief Justice has been tilled by bat soon
persons, as follows ; John .lay, John Rutledge,
Wnliam Cushing, Oliver Ellsworth, John Mar
shall, Roger B. Taney, and Salmon P. Chase.
—The Supreme Court of Missouri has decided:!
case involving the right of women to vote ui der
the Fifteenth Amendment, holding that it does
not colder such right—that the Amendment was
only designed to con'er the elective franchise up
on colored men
—Washington McLean and John L. Faran, of the
Cincinnati er and other gentlemen ol that
city, are at Fortiess Monroe examining into the
relative merits of Hi; Norfolk, Yorktown and
Newport News as the terminus of the Cheasa
peaks and Ohio Railroad.
—By order ofllie Prurient, a general court mar
tial has been app >in!e 1 to meet at Ringgold Bir
racks.Tesas, June oth. for trial of {-"irst Lieuten
ant Cha*. T. Davis. T -mb Infantry. First Lieuten
ant Henry F. Leggett. Twenty-fourth Infantry,
and bitch others as may be ordered before it.
—The Secretary of the Interior has overruled
the application of the McGregor and Missouri Riv
et Railroad Company lor the reversal ol his deci
sion recently given in favor of St. Pan! mid Sioux-
City Railroad Company, involving title toccitain
lands Covered by o\er lapping land Brants.
—lnjlhe case of Osgood & Co., Albert E.
Laystei and others, before the L : . is. Circuit Court
of New York, Judge Dlalchfotd granted an in
junction restraining the defendants from selling
copies of Bed Ut-rte’s books published in London,
an i ordere 1 iiteai to account sor all sales hereto
fore made.
—Scottsboro, A!'.', !■; ving ordiin.-d tb.it 10
liquu: si.ail bj .-ole! w tihiu five n.llca of the village,
abir w.is started lust that distance out. A horse
railroad was immediately built to the favor tl
point an 1 the stock pays a good per cent. A large
minority of the citizens whoigive car fare so many
times a day. think ol moving tld;r houses.
—A horse-car driver in Chicago gave a penny
over to twenty dinerent passengers to try then
honesty, and nineteen of them kept the money.
An experiment like tire in a Harrisburg str-ct
passenger car would result in the conducter re
ceiving every peunv luck, an i a -i:ong moral
lecture on his carelessness. We do col t eal in
pennies in this “slip o. countr,
Plant laurel and white-pine—
Plant cypress and willow—
Plant violet and myrth-vine,
For their lowly pillow.
Plant flowers, sweet flowers.
From garden and mead.
To mark with ttieir fragrance
The tombs of the dead.
-I 9 000,000 ACRES,
/
CHEAP FARMS !
The cheapest land in the market for sale by
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
In the Great Platte Valley.
3,000,000 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale in tract - of forty acres and upwards
on five and ion years'credit at six per cent. No
advance interest required.
Mild and beautiful climate, fertile soli, aud
abundance of good wafer.
The best market in the west ! The great min
ing regions of Wyoming, Colorado. Utah and Ne
vada being supplied by the Farmers in the Platte
Valley.
SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO A HOMESTEAD OF
160 AQ|tES.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES
Free homes for all. Millions of choice govern
ment land open lor entry under the Homestead
Law. near this Great Railroad, with good markets
and all the conveniences of an old settled country.
Free Passes to purchasers of Railroad land.
Sectional maps, showing the land, also new edi
tion of Descriptive Pamjihlet, with new maps,
mailed free everywhere. Address
O. F. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner U..P. R R.,
Omaha, Neb
WANT AN AGENT
In this place to canvass for the new. valuable and
fast selling book by Dr. JOHN COWAN,
THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE.
Recommended and endorsed by prominent minis
ters, physicians, religions and secular papers. No
otherfbook like it published. $4O per week guar
anteed. Address COWAN <£ CO..
130 Eight St., New York.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for.Catalogue,
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO„ N. Y
Y° u ask ! ixl
THE NEW DEPARTURE SHOOKS.
Agents wanted. Exclusive territory given. The
book will sell itself. Father. Mother, Sister,
Brother, Minister. Merchant. Manufacturer, Min
er. Farmer, Mariner and Y’ourself all want it.
There is money in it. Send for Circular. CHES
TERMAN & WERSTER, 50 North sth St. Phila
delphia. Pa.
'J'ELEGRAPHV.
A necessary part of every person’s education in
this advanced age is the art of Telegraphing. Ap
ply to the undersigned, for Smith's Manuel of Tel
egraphy. the best work published on this subject.
Price SOcts. Also for even - description of Tele
graphic Instruments and Battery; Nit ro Chromic
Battery for Electroplating. I. G. TILLOTSON &
CO., S DeySt.. New York.
HOW TIS DONE’ THE SECRET
OUT.
Mustache and whiskers 42 days. This Groat Se
cret and 100 others. Gamblers' Tricks. Cardiitlo
gy. Ventriloquism, all in the original “Book of
Wonders." Mailed for 95 cents. Address D. C.
Cuttle, Carthage, Illinois.
jpATENTS OBTAINED
No fee unless successful. No fee in advance. No
charge for preliminary search. Send lor circulars.
CONNOLLY BROTHERS. 10S S. Fourth St., Phil
adelphia. Pa., and 6tJB Ninth St.. Washington, D. C.
in A perday ! Agents wanted ! All
1U •” classes of working people, of
either sex young or old. make money at work for
us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at
anything else. Particulars free. Address G.
Stisson tfcCo.. Portland. Maine.
QETTY 8 B U R G
Katalysine Water
Is the nearest approach to a specific ever discover
ed for Dvspep-ta. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, (font.
Gravel. Diabetes. Kidney and Urinary Diseases
generally. It restores muscular power to the Par
alytic. It cures Liver Complaint and Chronic
Dianhoea. Piles. Constipation, Asthma, Catarrh
and Bronchitis, Diseases of the skin. General De
bility and Nervous Prostration from .Mental and
Physical Excesses. It is the Greatest Antidote
ever discovered for Excessive Ealing or Drinking
It corrects the stomach, promotes Digestion, :ind
Relieves the Head almost immediately. No
household should he without it. For sale by all
druggists.
jag Tor a history of the Springs, for medical
reports of the power of the water over diseases,
for marvellous cures, and lor testimonials from
distinguished men. send for pamphlet. WHIT
NEY BROS.. General Agents 227 South Front St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. •
Gettysburg Spring Co.
J IST OF CAUSES •
For Trial at June Term, 1873.
J G Nve for use vs Jordan C Nye.
M M Jones vs John (inching.
P H Sr.-venson vs Henry Cowan.
Hannah Cheney vs Wm E Cheney.
T W Anderson vs Hemic: and Lenz.
M iller. Dob.-on Jc Trax vs Kookcn & Brobeck.
Geoigc Graham vs John Carvey ctal.
Magdalena Stahl vs James Porter.
Mary Murray's cxr's vs Joseph Sharpe.
Same vs J M Imbrio.
Commonweal’ h vs Jennott Headland.
John J Mitchell vsJ il Gillis.
ClarkL'sselton vs Joseph Morgan.
J Walter & Bro vs George Poe.
David Mnsser vs S M Gordon.
New Brighton Water Co vs Charles Coale.
Albert JilEvans vs J K Harrali.
Peter WTLcller vs Patter.-on Mitchell.
Beutly «t Gerwig vs Charles Coale.
Abelard Whfllcr v? G L Kersfey.
Cov. Noble & Co vs Sylve*ter flnnter.
F W Wil iam* use vs George b Portef. ■
Charles Grim vs Perry Brown.
Coy, Noble <£ Co vs R T-Taylor.
Coy, Noble & Co vs J E Crane.
Coy, Noble <fc Co vs Noble. Angel & Co.
E H Alexander vg George S Porter.
myl6 St JOHN CAUGHEY, Proth’y
S APOLIO
Polishes brass., and copper latecells better than
AcidiOr Oil ana Botten Stone;'
S AP OLIO
lor washing dishes and glassware is invaluable.
Cheaper than soap.
18 A POLIO
removes stains from marble mantles, tables and
statuary/froto hard-finished walls, and from China
and Porcelain.
SAPOLIO
removes stains and grease from carpets and other
woolen fabrics.
There is no one article known that
will do so many kinds of work and do
it as well as Sapolio. Try it.
Hand Sapolio
a new and wonderfully effective Toilet Soap, hav
ing no equal in this country or abroad.
Hand Sapolio
as an article for the Bhtb, “reaches the foundation
of all dirt,” opens the pores and gives a healthy
action and brilliant tint to the skin.
Hand Sapolio
cleanses and beautifies the skin, instantly remov
ing any stain or blemish from both hands and face.
Hand Sapolio
is without a rival in the world for caring or pre
venting roughness and chapping of either hands or
face.
Hand Sapolio
removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink Stains, and
Grease; for workers In Machine Shops, Hines,
&c.. is invaluable. For making the skin white
and soft; and giving to it a bloom of beauty it is
unsurpassed by any Cosmetic known.
Hand Sapolio
costs 10 to 15 cents per cake, and everybody shoaid
have it. Yon will like it.
DON’T FAIL TO TRYTHESt GOODS
Buy it of your merchant if ho has it or wjlll pro
cure it for you. If not then write for our pamph
let, "All About Sapolio," and 15 Will be mailed
free.
ENOCH MLOTiG-VIST’S SON’S.
20 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
my3l-eow-ly.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
BORO. OF ROCHESTER PA.
William d. johnsun, esq., treasurer.
Dr.
To ain’t rec’d from former Treasurer $ 55 64
k >. •• k - “ Wharf 300 00
“ *• kk “ Burgess for fines, &c.. 78 00
‘j Shows. &c 68 00
k - “ “ “ Tax coHect’r (net amt) 3,737 71
• k •• kk “ Sale of borobonds.... 8,900 00
kk kk kk kk Lost tax (collected)... 60
kk kk kk kk Temporary loam 148 25
Cn.
By warrants paid, viz:
For payment of lot and buildtog and furn
ishing Lockup and CounclrCbatnber.. ,f 2,400 00
For old Indebtedness 700 00
For streets, sewers and othor purposes.. 2,928 17
Cash In the Treasury 279 93
Bonds of the Borough are now outstanding to
the amount of $2,600, running from one to four
and a half years.
The above statement is a true exhibit of the re
ceipts and expenditures in the borough of Roches
ter for the year ending May Ist. 1873.
A. T. SHALLKNBKRG-ER, Auditor.
T. M. TAYLOR. Secretary.
Rochester. Pa., May 24. 1873-30-31
$500,000 CASH.
Gifts to be paid in full.
THE THIED GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
Will be given in the great hall ofLibrary building
' at Louisville, on Tuesday, July 8* "1873, at which
time Ten Thousand Gifts, amounting to* a grand
total of $500,000 all cash, will bo distributed by lot
to ticket holders. No reduction in amount of
sifts at this distribution, but each gift will be paid
j in full. I
| Office of Farmers’ and Droters’ Bank, t
’ Louisville. Kt.. April 7.1873. 1
j This is to certify that there is in the Farmers’
1 and Drovers’ Bank, to the credit of the Third
j Grand Gift Concert for the benefit of the Public
1 Library of Kentucky, Five Hundred Thousand
j Dollars, which has been set apart by the Managers
to pay the gifts in full, and will be held by the
1 Bank and paid out for this purpoedVand this pur
pose only
[Signed]
K. S.YEBCH, Cashier
LIST OF GiPfS.
One. Grand Cash Gift
One Grand Cash Gift
One Grand Cash Gift
One Grand Cash Gift
One Grand Cash Gift
One Grand Cash Gift
24 Cish Gifts uf'sl.o4,lo each.
50 Cash Gifts of SO'I “
80 Cash Gifts of 400 *•
KM) Cash Gifts of SltO “
150 Cash Gifts of 200 “
500 Cash Gilts of 100 •*
I),<00 Cash Gifts of 10 “
Total, 10,000 Gifts,all Cash
Only a few tickets remain unsold, and tliey will
be furnished to the iirst applicants at 1 the follow
ing prices; Whole tickets, #10: halves. #5; quar
ters. $2.60; 11 whole tickets for $100; 6ft for $500;
li:j for $l,OOO and 5T5 for $5,000. and
full information apply to ; J-.
TIIOS. E. BHAMLETTE,
Louisville. Ky.. or
THOS. 11. HAYS & CO..
609 Broadway. N. Y.
m)3Mm
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ANDREW COLE, DECEASED
Letters of ad ministration on the estate of Andrew
Cole, dec'd.. lete of South Beaver township.having
been granted to the nndersigned. all persons in
debted to said estate! are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those haring claims against
the same topresent them properly authenticated
for settlement.
A. J. LAWRENCE. Adm'r..
my-31-Ct South Beaver Township.
OF THE
JOHN W. WILLIAMS. Barber and Hair Dresser.
Persona attended at their residence,!! desir
ed. Shop in the basement of Radical building,
Beaver, Pa myBo-ly
W AGES
FOB ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK,
Any person, old or yonng, of cither sex, can
toake from $lO to $5O per week, at home day or
evening. Wanted by all. Suitable to either city
or country, and any season of the year. This is a
rare opportunity for those who arc out of work,
and out of money, to make an independent living.
No capital being required. Oar pamphlet, “HOW
TO MAKE A LIVING," giving full instructions,
sent on receipt of 10 cents. Address, A. BURTON
& CO., Morrlsania, Westchester Co., N Y.
ESTABLISHED IN 1838.
RE-ESTABLISHED IN 1869.
Q G. HAM ML R & SONS,
Manufacturers of
FINE AND MEDIUM FURNITURE,
Of Every Description and Price,
Handsome and Superior in style and quality
than found in most or any other Furniture House
this s<de of the mountains.
Photographs and Price Lists sent on application,
or when in the city don’t forget the place—sign ol
the Large Golden Chair,
<l6, 48 and GO, Seventh Avenue,
mar2B-ly PITTSBURGH, PA.
Q A. SMA L L ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BEAVER, PENN A.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE, [de-20-ly
JAMES CAMERON. JOHN Y. MARKS.
QAMERON & MARKS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ROCHESTER, PA.,
Will attend promptly to- all business entrusted to
thetr care and have superior facilities for buying
and selling real estate. decl3 ly
F. H. AGNEW. J. M. BUCHANAN.
& BUCHANAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
(NEAR THE POST OFFICE,)
oct4 BEAVER C. H., PA.
MARSHALL SWARTZ WELDER JUO. C. BABB.
& BARR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 66 GRANT STREET,
PITTSBURGH. [seiS’ll-ly
JACOB DAVIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 75 GRANT STREET,
(FIRST FLOOR.) PITTSBURGH.
*eDV7I-6m
*6,308 10
$6,303 10
O.ILBERT L. EBERHART.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will irlve prompt attention to Collections. P«>-
curing Bounties and Pensions. Buying and' Selling
Real Estate, efc.
OFFICE ON BROAHWAY,
Opposite R. E. Hoopes' Banking Hoc**,
NEW BRIGHTON, BEAVER CO., PA.
septi'72-ly
J H. M’CREERY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
THIRD STREET,
tFirsldoor below the Court House,)
jyV7o—ty BEAVER. PA.
Q.IRARD HOUSE,
CORNER NINTH & CHESTNUT STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
H. W. KANAGA,
declPKStly lToi>neioT.
John e a kin,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
MAIN T . BEWHR FALLS, [ial()'7:s
$lOO,OOO
30.000
23.000
20.000
10,000
5,000
24.<HW
53.000
83.000
30.000
, 30.' 00
: 5!>,00i)
90.000
JOSEPH L,EDLIE,
* ATTORNEY AT LAW,
All business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. dc-c4’(sB:ly
JOHN B. YOUNG,
$500,000
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BEAVER PA.
Ofiicc and residence on Third et. ea*t of the Court
House. , ' „
All law business entrusted to my care shall re
ceive prompt attention. Also, persons having
Real Estate for sale, and those wishing to buy town
property, coal or farm lands, may save time and
money by calling at my olLce. [aprSin'l ly.
QENTRAL CLAIM AGENCY,
JAMES M. SELLERS,
144 SOUTH SIXTH STREET
Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, Horse Claims,
Sta'e Claims. Ac., promptly collected, hto charge
for information, nor when money is not collected.
decl’tiS'.lt
gmorncijs.
(Office, in the Radical Building,)
BEAVEK, PA
PHILADELPHIA.
UMBL E E E ,
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with the best and most interesting reading. Price
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where the Chromo can be seen.
| IgT OF AFFUAISEMENTS.
The following appraisements under the act of
Assembly of the 11th of April, 13dl, of property al
lowed to be retained by the widow or children of
a decedent to the v.dne of $3OO, have been filed In
the office oft he Clerk of the Orphan* - Court, and
confirmed Ai*». viz:
Personal property to the amount ot *r.K)o* re
tained by widow of Henry tScheibn ;r, deceased.
Andrew Carothers. administrator.
Personal property to life amount of $299 98 re
tained by widow of VVTUiara Toianci, deceased.
Samuel Gorsuch. administrator.
Personal property to the'amount of #2OO 40 re
tained bv widow of Janfes M. Smith, deceased. J.
M. Smith and James Christy, exe .utprs.
Personal property to the nintmnt of $3OO retained
by widow of John Eaton, deceased. Nancy Eaton
and James Eaton, ad air’s.
Personal property to the amount of $299 03 re
rained by widow of John K. Bueklcy, deceased
Jacob E. Sharer, administrator. -
„Personal property to the amount of $3OO retained
by widow of John Doherty, deceased. J. U. Do
herty, administrator.
Personal property to the amount of $3OO re tamed
by widow,of Robert Wilkisou, deceased. Robert
Patton and Win Wilkison, executors.
Personal property to the’amount of $3OO retained
by widow of fngraham Boyd, deceased. M, Camp,
Jr., administrator.
Notice is hei'eby given to heirs, legatees, dis
tributees and all others interested to appear at
the next term otf said Court, not later than the
third day. it being the tilth day of June, JS73. to
show cause, if any they have, agiinst the final con
firmation of the above appraisements.
mylC-3t JUUN C. HART, Clerk t>. C.
JJEGISTER’S NOTICEi
Notice is hereby given that the following ac
counts have been examined and passed by the
Register of Beaver county and will be presented
to the Judges of the Orphans’ Court on Wednes
day, June flth. A. I>. 1873, for confirmation and al
iowance: .
Final account of John Edgar, administrator of
the estate of Andrew Stratton, deceased.
Final account of John Freshkom, executor of the
estate of John Mink, deceased.
Final account (.personal) of Andrew Watterson.
executor of the estate of Samuel Harbison. dec’d.
Final account of John Sterling, guardian of
Elizabeth R., minor child oi William sterling.
Final account of Margaret McMahan, admimstra
tor of John McMahan, deceased.
Final account of Daniel Figley, guardian ol Ma
tilda Erb, deceased, minor child ol J. C. £rb. de
ceased*
Account of David Scott, executor of the estate of
Dr. D. Eider, deceased
Partial account (real) of William Leaf, executor
ol the e s'ate of William L. Dickinson, decoast d.
Final account (Personal) of William Leal, execu
tor of the estate of William L. Dickinson, dcc’d.
• Final account ol Sarah W. Brunson, administra
trix of the estate of John W. Brunson, deceased.
Final account (personal) of William Beatty, ex
ecutor ol the estate of Jane Rowan, deceased.
Final account (real! oi William Beatty,executor
of the e state of Jane Rowan, deceased.
Final account (real! o 9 V-alana Dunlap, adminis
trafrix of Pressly C. Dunlap, deceased.
Final account (personal! of Vularia Dunlap, ad
ministratrix of Pressly C. Dunlap, deceased.
Final account of J. C. Wilson, guardian of Nancy
McCracken, minor child ol John McCracken, dec'd.
Final account of Samuel Mitchell, executor of
the estate ofSerapta W. Dustou.deceased.
Final account of Robert 'Cooper, guardian of
Charles, Abraham G. and George W., minor chil
dren of Abram Bruce, deceased.
•Final account ofS. 15. W'ilson, Esq., guardian ol
Sena Russell, minor child of Ralph W. Russell,
deceased.
myl(i-4t
AN©- PLANTS
Fresh blooming FLOWERS aud PLANTS re
ceived daily. Orders-for all kinds ol Shrubs and
Trees promptly ttlletL.
CHARLES B. HURST,
myltitf Neas the Depot. Rochester, Pa.
gTATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
The County Treasurer will attend in the several
Townships and Boroughs between ft a. m- and 5 p,
st,, for the purpose-of receiving State and Count)
Taxes for the year 1873, at the places aud times
designated below, viz;
.•'Fallston boro. " 1(1 Toll House.
N. Ilrigh’n & Pulaski “ Ift Huron House.
" '• *• " iO Magaw's Hotel
Patterson tp i B.l'alls “ 21 Kendrick's drug store
u ** o*> ik •*
Georgetown boro “ ,23 a in Calhoun's store.
Glasgow bon., “ 23 p m Jesse Smith's.
Marion tp, '* 2ti George Hartzell’s.
Franklin tp. “ 27 Aatenreith's store.
North Sewichly tp, “ 23 Nathan Ua/.en’s.
Economy tp. “ 2‘.) Mrs. Nffeley’s.
New Scwickly tp " 30 Sneaxl's store.
Industry tp. June ;i Allen’s store.
South Bearer a Ohio “ 4. Mrs. Bayl's.
Ohio tp, “ 8 Kecd & Aber's store.
Big Beaver * llome'd “ IftJohnston House.
•• “ New Galilee'• II Union Hotel.
Chippewa tp. " ia\V. Cunningham's.
Dai linston ip a boro " 10 Jacob Marks'.
South Beaver tp “■ Oft Joseph 1,-nvretice’s.
Hookst’n a Greene lp“ 23 Jos. M'Ferren’s store
*v .. U H 04 “ “ G
Hanover A Greene tp “ 25 James Reed’s store.
Frankfort boro, “ 2li Isaac At. Steven's
Hanover tp, '* 2T At L Armstrong's store
Raccoon tp. July 7J II Christy’s store.
Independence tp. '■* ft John Holmes’,
liiden. a Hopewell, ” ft Todd & Brown's store
Hopewell tp “ 10 R W Scott’s.
Mooutp. “ 11 James Prentice's.
can bo made in adjoining town
ships. t
Taxes paid before August tst will be five per
cent, oil; on and after September Ist five per cent,
will be added. All licenses arc- duo by law .Inly
Ist. Those not paid at that date will ha collected
with costs. " C. P. WALLACE,/ _
apr33<tr. Treasurer Beaver County.
QAPERTON’S DINING ROOMS.
No (.0 Market St., Pitfgbtrtgh, Pa.,
Table fu.-n shed with the best the market affords
iujis season.
Meals from in the morning until 13 o'clock
at night. ut-m lii-l/n
J. I. STOKES, Register,
General Passenger and
/CLEVELAND & PITTSBUIuiaHR
On and altci Di-c. 23d, 1812. train- 4
stations daily, (Sundays excepted, as ioliowT
GOING SOUTH—MALN lTxk ~ L -
STATIONS
ECU'S. KAIL. EXPR’a .-7
Cleveland
Hudson
Ravenna
Alliance
Bayard
Wellsville
Pittsburgh
GOING
fORTH
KXPB’a., mail. kxpb-sT^.—
STATIONS.
Pittsburgh..
Wellsville...
Bayard
Alliance
Ravenna
Hudson
Cleveland...
GOING
ST—RIVER DIVISION.
STATIONS.
Bellair
Bridgeport
Steubenville
Wellsville
Rochester
Pittsburgh
ACCOM. MAIL. EXPR'3. *c rr .j
5.43 am i 10.50 am 3.:Jspm
5.53 j 11.00 1 JUS
6.57 13J2m | 4.45
8.15 ; 1.35 ti.itj
».30 I 3.35 , 7.15
10,40 j 3.40 8.3 Q
GOING
EST—RIVER DIVISION
ACCOM ; MAIL. BXPB'S. ACCOI
STATIONS
Pittsburgh
Rochester..
Wellsville
Steubenville
Bridgeport
Bellair
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH
Leaves Arrives
S. PMla.fr 40 am a 1.60 pm 1 Bayard, 9.45 am a 4 f(r
Bayard, 12.10 a 5.00 p. m. |N, Phila. 3.0<) 41,30 p a ,
• F. R. MYERS.
General Passenser and Ticket Asent.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
—After December :Hd. 187?,Tra ; n< wilhmu
and depart as follows:
KABTWAIH). ' TTB9TWAES.
Through Trains LciiTe Thronqh Train? Ana
I'i ion .Depot: f'nion Dtpov
Pacific Exp's, *3O ain Mail Train, b?u
Mall Train, 7:45 a ». Fast Line. l:3ui
Chicago Ex 12 20 p m Pktsbflrjrh K”. Sin |
Cincinnati Es. 1:10 pm, Cincinnati Ex. ilia-
Philadeljva-Jfix. s:Bft pm Scothern Ex.
Fast Line, 8:50 pro Pacific Expr's. !:itT]
local. Way P'assem.'er, ftSO!
Walls No T v (5:40 a m! local.
Wilkinsb’g Ac jWalls No 1 6:-Hl ,
No 1 7 - 05 a jni BrlnTo& A<. So 2. V.3»■
Walls No ir 10:20 a nriWl’lki'asVHit? At
Wall’s No 3,. 11:45 a m No 1
Wilkinsburg Ac ■ Walls No 2. ftic a a
No 2 2:40 p m Jolwif-r-own Ac. lO.li'a
Walls No 4, 3i2ftp m- Walls No 3, I:- p n
Johnstown Ac. 4:00 p m WalloNo 4 pa
Brinton Accent? , Wißsinsbnrg Ac
modat’nNoi:, 4 50pm No 2 j fc?n
Brinton Ac. Ne 2 5:40 p m- Walls Ac. No -j .>:v.pa
Walls No 5, ti)!s p m Brintsn No i. Oi j a
Brinton Ac NoB ‘t;2op mißrintanAc.NoS 7:2.ip
Walls Ac.No.O 11:05 p-mi Brinton At Not 11: "P
Chicago Express, Cincinnat i Express, f as u:t
and Brihton As No, 3 leave daily.
Pacific Express-daily, except Monday.
AH other trains-daily, except frauds'. _
Pacific Express leaves Pitisbu-r-h at -yd a
riving at Harrisburg at 11:40 a im Phiiadfljili a '
pm; Baltimore 3:o# p m;. Washrngtou 5 4'; Pi
New York 6:34pm*
Chicago Express leaves Pittsburgh at u.‘-| >'
arrives Harrisburg; 10,2 t) p m; PliUaoelphia I* l '
Netv York <>.lo u in. . ,
Cincinnati'Express leaves PiStsbnren st
m:arri vcs at. Harrisburg 10:45 p xnfPhilaC.slpn.i--
a m: Baltimore 2:15 a M; Washington awi a m. ><
York «;10am.
Philadelphia Express-loavesPlttehurgh at j
m; arrives at Harrisburg 2:53 a <.
a m; New York 10fl4 a m.
Fast Line leaves Pittsburgh at S;sopnu a":' ”
Harrisburg 5:45 a m: Philadelphia-9;’h) a ic: *>'
more 9:00 am; Washington 11:30 a m; Nr" “ J
12:24 pm.
The Church Trains leave Wall’s Station/"
Sunday at 9:10 a m,reaching Pittsburgh at W" r
Returning leave Pittsburgh at 12t3(tp m.
at Wall’s Statioif at 1:50 p m* Leave Fr.>-
■9:20 p m.arrive Brihton's 10:30 p-m.
CITY TICKET OFEICE—For the con'. «
of the citizens of. Pittsburgh the Penn',' j
Iteilroad Company have opened:a city pcxc.j
at No TSEltlb avouueoomer of Saiithfleiu * -
where Through. Tickets. Cemnuitattou i**;;
and Local Tickets- to principal star ion* can w
chased at any hour ot the day or eveniiu.’a.
game rates as are charged at the d-pot- ,
Baggage will be checked through to des.
from hotels and residences by Excelsior «w-
Express Co . on.orders left at the olhce.
For further information apply to
A. J CASSATT, i>- M- B<H L).
(jcnenti Manager. tdiu. Ins?--
L LLE6HENY VALLEY RAILK>'-
A . T .
On and attec Monday, July
Through Trains daily. except Snndaj. ' 4
and arrive at Pittsburgh, city time. *** r ,
Oil City, Snfflil»an4 uU pwiuts in tin
and We steru and Central New \Ork.
i Leave
Day Express - r ;|
Xiijht. Kinross- i"' -
Mail Train ; • a w - ~
Ist liulton. Ac ~ ‘ 1 " :1 :u i
let Soda Works Ac. — ul
Parnassus Ac 11 •' ® ■' -,
Brady s Bond Ac ‘I--- P L : j
•2d llukon Ac v »"" *" *
•2d Sodti Works Ac " |H P 1 --i
ad Holton Ac •'
A special Sunday train leave- ;,?. i
Sunday at 7.10 a m. arriving at Parker
Heturnln" loaves Pnrkor ai 4.10 p hi. • l “ t ‘ "
shared at 5.83 p m.
Jiuteh train tomul from Soaa
arrives at Pittsburgh at a m. a-*-* '
p m.
J.J. LAWKENCE. C-a ‘• ‘ J ''
J. 11. iiliAV. Ticket Agent.
STORE FOR SALE
A First Class Drag aftd
Very eligibly situated in Allogaeio
paying business. is offered tor , ' aL f . ..e
dating term*. 'The owner w t=' alll ~ -
active business, or would se ‘ n 7'u
to » person having good reieren^*-• ; • u: .-7
givo it their whole attentUm. t —•'
this kind to get into a good pay I l '- j. ~ ,
small capital does not eflen ov i ■ i( , 1.
particulars address H. F. Wl , ' ; rv. P'
lb'.) Washington Avenue-. A Hog he i .•
myS-ltu.
N "TIC K
»• ’ vV*> •'
ESTATE OF JAMES B. ANOof
l.encr* of adminisdration on ’ , " u.. fl ver' ! ';
U. Andrew#, doc’d , late >' -ai.'lefs--”
ry. Pa., having been granted to ; U>r .,
Jill persons indebted to the fcj‘
cd to make ihmwdia f e payment .at ,
c hums agaim-t the t-ame to pre'.'iu
authenticated for - ' }i& : v -
NANCY-JA^ANjiUtA^v.:,,.,,! ;■
stpri*djt. — -■ ''
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9,43 i
10.15
11.10 ;
r 11.44 !
* l.lOpai
.3.40
W" !*
3.33 . 5 t
4.13 ’ if
-4,44
0.00 I
8.10
USB]
•main
8.3.'> 3.15 •
110.30 4.30 ;
1 11-23 5.10 \ - vy.
j 12.12 PM 5.4* ' <«,
j 12.43 *J.I4 £
I *-55 7.15 i ift.u)
I 6.30 am
7.40
, 8.56
0.50 j
n.uo
11.10 ,
Mops
4.23 pi
а. an 5.511
8.211 i 7.00
4.20 1 s.W
5.25 9.05
б. 9.20
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