ipniim 11 1. 1'--J u i
Clic H2niincbtira ' ctmbUcan, -3fcbHcbai), SfcbrimtrL' 1808.
'. Nkw Advkiitiskmkkt.. Tlie nlU:ut"nn of
imr readers 's lHfc-lally directed to tliw t'ullow
in advertisements, which a)H.-nr Tor the Orst
lima in our piper to-day.
(rShetlir Hale It. Silveus.
Executor's Mi; Win, Gordon.
ta-Krost King B. Urnckury.
fyUeceipts & KxiionUilures.
"M tluya, my weekj,my montlis,rny years,
fly rapid as the whirling s;liore8," Yea, and
you'd better hurry up and secure a bur
(jsin Id Dry Goods Clothing, Trimmings, or
something of the kind, at Frank, McUurgan'a,
tuTorc he sells cut.
"Kino Frost!" Tlio Curculio, Woid
Borer, Locmt and all other insects ') destruc
tive to Fruit Trevs'and Fruit, successfully pre
Tented from committing their ravages on
orchards, by Fisher's new nnd useful process,
patented Bept 12, 18G3. Alto, the prema
ture budding of Fruit Trees and injury from
Frost prevented. Mr. B Bmckney, of Wash
ington Co. Is now at the Wofley House, in
Waynesburg, and desire to sell the riglvt of
townships In our county. Ills undoubtedly
an opportunity I'cr enterprising men to make
money. Fanters, particularly, will note the
great saving lu Fruit, Trees, Shrubbery, e
Any person wishing to purchase BhouUl call
soon as the rights are beiug raphUy disposed
of.
A BoQKtTlS k HlXOI.lt DROIT or Fl.VII. All
armful nf roses might exhale a moro orapnw-
cring odor than a single drop of I'iialon's
"Night-Blooming Cereus." but In freshness,
delicacy, and pure, healthful fragrance, the
drop would flir transcend the 11 nvcrs. War
Maw Mirror.
A. II. M. Arthur's lfoma Maj uin! is nt
band for February. For good moral an J
Instructive reading we coainwuu1 it to every
family. Published at Pliila., and for s ale at
the Book Stores.
IIkahts aro not trumps in tho great game
of lifo. Frank McGurg.m's Notions and Ttim
ruings, Clothing, Hats, Caps, etc , arc chiefest
among those who admire the beautiful.
ISTKRNAI. llKVEXCK In'tiIK -MTU PlSTIIK'T.
The following statement shows the amount of
Internal Kevenue Taxes collected upon the
Annual, Monthly and Special lists, in the '.'Ith
Collection District nf Pennsylvania (luring
the year 1807, and also the quantity of Dis
tilled Sphits and Refined Oil produced, in tho
district, and placed In bond during the same
period :
LAWRKXCH COI STV.
Annual Income List
Special Tax List,
Special Annual Tax List
Monthly Tax List,
i;,7ri) ifi
4,110,') HO
i,:no on
47,.13l 42
ci.ei.1 .w
Whisky produced and placed tit
bond, B,2ll gallons, $1,00 10,482 00
Total revenue In Lawrence count,. 72,127 6S
I1KAVK.11 COCNTr.
'Annual Jncomo List, $12,877 00
' Special Tax List (1,220 00
Special Annual Tax List, r.an Oo
Monthly Tax List, 2.19i
45,870 01
Whisky produced and placed in
, bond, 3,001 gallons, 2,oo fi,oiK,oo
'ltedned oil, do do 4.-.,9)0, 20, 93.18(100
Total Revenue, in Beaver enmity,
WAS1I1SUTOK COEXTY.
Annual Incnrao List
" Special Tax List,
Special Annual Tax List,
Monthly Tax LIbI
. l-.,o;,8 oi
.$U,nii r,:,
. 7,12 00
4,313 IU
,. 40, r: 9 tu
4.", 327,04
Whisky produced and put in
bond, 6S.3.-.8 Mgillons, $2,00, 151,358 SI
Total Uovcnuo In Washington co. rJ7,4l'J 97
ORKF.NB COCXTT.
Annnallncome List $2,051 32
" Special Tax List, 3,'Jj 00
Ppecial Annual Tax List l.OiG 10
Monthly Tax List, 07,084 62
45.S27 04
Whisky produced nn l placed in
bond 213.913 93 cations, 2,00, 427,827 90
Total Revenue in Greene county,. 473,134 94
Total taxes assessed and dutiable .
productions in the distiict
amount to $387,790 30
There were some 23,300 gallons of UofinoJ
Oil produced, which. Is not embraced in the
foregoing statement. That quantity was not
bonded, the taxes having been assessed at tho
refinery. The bonded oil was transported in
.bond to eastern districts generally, where the
taxes are paid upon its witlidraw.il.
The larger portion of the whiskey proline
ed, was transported in bond, principally to
Baltimore, the tax is upon which remain un
paid until it is withdrawn.
Oil and whisky are re-inspected at their
withdrawal, and a credit allowed for leakage.
This item is a pretty largo one, and the rcyo
nue is reduced accordingly.
During the past yoar the oil refineries in op
eration were, ono in Lawrcce county, and
three in Beaver county.
, . The Distilleries in operation woro; three in
' Lawrence county, two in Beaver county,
twelve in Washington county and fourteen
in Greene county, making 01 in the District,
producing 287,515 47 gallons,
The ' Messrs. Gray of Gray's Landing, in
Greene county, produced 143,805 1 gallons of
blaky .rjuring the year, the taxes upon which
amount to $287,790 20
. There are other sources from which rcve
. line is dortrod fines, forfeitures and penalties
ibr the non-payment of taxes. In this Dis
trict they do not constitute any considerable
bortion of the revenues collected.
There are sometimes pretty large deduc
tions from the amount of assessed revenue by
abatements allowed the Collector for uqcol
toctible taxes, by Uic remission of taxes tm
properly assessed and by the refunding of
,. axes improperly paid. Rtporlt of Criiectrr
. "Wmi.is xna Lamp mold out to berk"
there is a chance for restoration of health.
If therefore, the constitution has been weak
ened by disease or excess the nerves shatter-1
ed the stomach weakened the appetite
gone, and all Ui6 world appears gloomy
. poursorao fresh oil into your Jamp, la the
shape ol Plantation Bitters, which will make
tlio flame of life again burn brightly, and il
luminate a once Wretched existence. For
ladies it is an elegant and gontlo stimulant,
exactly such as they require. Many lamities
will not lie without it. t It bar an Immense
ale throughout tho world.
XyiNOMA Wati r. A delightful toilet ard
. ctl aupaj'T to Cobgiic and at half the pric
Comi-i-aints coino lo us ol'tlia ftilure to ru L Vwuoni.kL or 1!pkit. Wukrsas, It Uav
celvt tho Ui'.i'uiii.n-.M iiy auligcriliurs at New ing pleased Almf,Uty God to remon from us
Ficeport nnd other oRIccs hi the county. It hy death, 8. II. Milllgan, a worthy member of
is alleged they are allowed to be opened tin 1 1 tho I'liilonmlbean Literary Society, of Way-1
read, or thrown carelessly asUla and lost, by ucsburg College, whoso memory we cherish
parties who hare no right to handle mail mat- with feelings of true respect and lore, alike
lor. Tliis U hot the first tlmo such word has for his talent, purity, and christian integrity,
reached us. We can Inform our subscribers
that the paper is mailed regularly each w eek
and if it fails to reach tlieui it is tlirou;h gross
negligence of post utlice oflkiuli. For which
they are amenable to tho luw and should suf
fer its Densities. If any subscriber can make
out a clear case agiimt sueli ollk'UI, substan
tiated by facts, we will hive the olT.-uder
brought to justice.
Are you going to the great race at
Wayun'iurg? What race? Why, tho hu
man race, of course ! You aro not posted or
you would know that everybody in Hie county
arc making their miles iu 2:40 to see who
will got the first choice of those custom made
Hoots and Shoes lhatM. C & II. Bell are sell
ing so very low for cash, and warranting
every pair.
AWoRiiir Act. Mr. Amos Enochs, of
our borough, last week presented the Iruild
itu committee of the C. P. Church, a ch)ck
for the h milsome sum of osk tuol-saso hol
lars, to be appropriated to the erection of the
proposed new church. This commendable
act will redound to llw l isting lnnor of the
geutleman 'Tnc good deeds men d live
after them!"
Stork I'aoiT.iiTr tor Hale. B. F. Daily,
atU.inurd'aJ'ort, litis county, offers nt private
sale his valuaMe Storo Property, Any person
wanting properly of this kind will do well hy
calling upon Mr. li.iily soon, us this Is one of
tho best locations iu the county. I, 22 .It.
I Das.;i:hoi.'s. Wu call tho attention of the
! Town Council (as ours lias iruiMientlv been di
; reeled to it hy the public) to the exposed con
dition of the C'.'ll ir near tho comer ol'.M iin
and Washington Sis. It ii a pilf i'I for the
! pedestrian that illicit be productive of fearful
i cottseoileuces and should bo immediately
I covered
Sm.i.il Low. A lot of corn shutters,
sli'lgli-soles and slcijih-bell.i, just received and
for sale low for cash, at T. Bradeu A Cj's.
Mi siiit io l'i.un:M:;s. Ol the swarm of
interior perfumes got opto compete with
lYalon's ''Nlglit-Bloomlng Cereus," scarcely
even the memory remains. They arc literally
forgotten, while the sales of lhat e pbn ultra
ol all fragrance constantly Increases. Win
Dhwocn.vrio Miss Mkkti','0 s Kimviv.-
j e have heard the 11 :v. (,'. 1'. CI inghton, of
i t!in Methodist lOplscop il Church, Smith
j preach n condensed re prod irtion nf all the
sermons hu cv r pre-ichod In his life,
J (to use his own words). Judging hint by his
effort of Sunday last we aro prepared to say
that he nevor (IU much good iu Hie ivoild in
a spiritiisl way. The text wis: "lam not
ashamed of the Gospel of Christ ; for it is the
power of Uo I unto salvation, to those who be
lieve etc. " 1 lis argument, If such It may lie called
went In prove that the kingdom nrc.tirist ",VI"
not of tills earth." That the salvation of man
was lo beworkcl out by soirllu il moans
alone without the aid of secular power- 'lhls
accounts we presume, for the "divinity of sla
very'' and tho grand part it is to play, or rath
er mi to, in the consummation nf Divine will.
And hence the objection in the S aith to any
interference with tho ''institution." Construe
the paying of Christ in a stiictlv literal sense
and what would tlio ntllco of religion lie
among men? But, we do not propose to dis
cuss theology as there would, no doubt, bo as
wide a difference between us as in polities.
The p arallel between himself and Paul in his
fearless advocacy of tlio .camo of Christ was
good. Faul wrote to tho It imxna, fx cvae
in person. "I) unto others as you w.iuld
lhat they shout I do unto you'' was acknowl
edged to be a "niea point" and ono upon
which he was careful not to dilate, further
than to reprimand what ho thought an un
favorable feeling against him before he was
heard. We should like to have heard him
lurtherupon this "nice point" but his christian
spirit forboro. In fact tlio sermon was con
servatlve ia the extreme, with a free and
lilicral ground whereon to base his principles
and a striking contradistinction between tho
sayings and doings of tlio sect and people ho
represents.
As we have inthuited wo would diffjr with
the Iley. Clauliton in religion and politics.
But, for all that wo nro partial to his right to
be heard. We may be censured for what w
have said concerning him, but not justly when
it is considered that all,, and more, too was
invited. Why was the meeting in tlio Court
House when there are choreics in our place,
and clergymen, that profess the same politics
ot'Hev. Caughton? Why tho absence, of
anything that would givo it the semblance of
an assemblage for worshipping Christ 1 The
matter was in tho hands of Democratic politi
cians and no ono assisted the reverend gentle
man in the pulpit. Flocks of Democrats came
in from the country as to a political gathering
and men attended whose ears are not accus
tomed to hcai the word of God. But for the
women present it would have been considered
a political meeting, as much so as if the most
rapacious Copperhead of our acquaintance
had filled the chair with the tlijhc differences
of Methodist hymns, prayer, etc. We ask.
wtiy all this unless to invite comment ? The
Rev. Claughton, certainly knows, if not, we
would have him, that we of the North differ
from the South in the fact that hero men are
not ostracised for opinion's sako. It would
certainly appear better if be would associate
with men nf his own calling, or brother lay
men. If he does not preach political sermons
he shouldn't "hang out the sign." Thus de
ceived we expected to hear him gibbet him
self with his own arguments, but be was wary
enough to forebear the risk. Let the gentle
man keep in mind the old adage lhat "evil
communications corrupt good manners" and
morals ; let him introduce himself to the peo
ple through the proper channels and he may
be assured that he will bo beard with due al
lowance for the many bcrcsys of b Is doctrine.
If not bis motives and sincerity will be ques
tioned, from the very reason that the people
will think his politics and religion won't mix
and therefore neither will he acceptable.
There is a portion of our citizens that will
object, at all times, to Democratic Mass Meet
ings on Sunday, whethor for tho furtherance
of Southern missionary projects or the Interests
of their party. '
Dr. Payson's counsel to a minister was,
"paint Jesus Christ upon your canvas, and
then hold Him up to the people, but so hold
Him up, that not even your Utile finger can
he seen '
Pat Cr. AH persons knowing themselves
indebted to the firm of T. Braden & Co.,-Will
please to tall Immcdiateljr and sqdare np
th.eiraccoo.nt. The bocks of the firm must be
cloSC. f. T, fJltADLX Jt Co.
I ; !ii-3l.
who ihoujb dead Urcth by bis pure life in all
our hearts, admonishing us, also, to be ready
for the day ol the Lord so cometb as tblef
in the night. Therefore be il
Rttohtd, That we, the members of the P.
L. Society, by bis death hare lost an estimable
member aud Urn frleud, yet we trust that our
loss is his eternal gain.
JtteletJ, That we truly and deeply sympa
thize with the friends of the decsasod in their
bereavement
HttaiviJ, That the Society bsll be draped in
mourning lor thirty days.
lirtolrtd, That these resolutions be, pub
lished 'in each of the County papers and in
the Cumberland Presbyterian and that a copy
of the same be sent to the parent of the de
ceased. W. A. Fksklamd,)
S. L. Mestrkiat, Committee.
8. D. Acna, )
Waynesburg Pa. Feb. 1st.
On, woman, loveliest of created beings! to
thy virtue we give love, to thy beauty admi
ration and to thy hoops the whole pavement.
Wk acknowledge the recilpt of Miner's
Almanac, for '09, from our friends of the Arm
of Stanley & Slekelsinith, at Oirrard's Fort.
They demonstrate tholr shrewdness In (lis
tributiog those pamphlets gratis, with their
advertisement on the back. We know where
of wo speak, when we sa; the Arm. named
enjoys a reputation and business patronage
second to none In the county, It is only a
matter of surprise to ui that they don't m ake
it generally knonn by advertising in the Hh-
I I'llI.K'AX,
Tut Phrctiologic-.it Journal, for February is
full of interest and entertainnvent. There ii
no perl 'leal better suited to every tasto. Clot
It at tho Book Stores or of Fowler A Wttls
pub. N. Y. city.
Look Yb! The selling off of the entire
Block of Dry Goods, at cost, ofJno. Q. Ftii-
dyc ', A Co , at Mordock's X Roads, Is the or
portmiity for getting bargains. They aj
being rapidly disposed of and to secure a
"good thing" you must call sion, Sue adver
tisement. NoTU'fSo MarruiatB and Dtiitht inserted tree
but all 'Jributei of R'tpeci and Obituarits eh'trned
enlit rents a hnr. I ht mm') must be advanced to
Stimre thtir insertion.
HAMMOND-ADA MS-On tho 8th,of Jan.
at Canousbnri:, by Uev. D. A. IVarce, Mr
Oeorge T. Hammond, jr., of Washington, lo
.Miss Mary L. Adams, of Waynesburg.
May the sea bo a placid lake for thctn in
their voyagooflife and not"a wave of trouble
roll across thtlr pencefid breasts!"
I1EATTY BL'IIK At tho houso of Robt.
Hamilton in Hookstown, on Jan, 22, lftflH,
by Simon Itinehart, Ksq., Mr. TIioumb Heatty,
ol YV. Ya. and Miss Nancy Ikirk, of Franklin
tp. this county.
POLLfiCK Duccmbcr 12th, 1807, Mary
M., daughter of John and Maliasa Pollock, nf
Morgan Townshhi, Greene County. Pa., atttd
9 years nnd fi mouths.
JUiifhcts.
WAYMMiM'SIU MARKET,
Wavnimiicro, Jan. 38. ISM.
Corioetrd Weekly tut the HkfvnLivAM.
riUIKCL'K.
Hotter (fresh roll,) f
Kukk "0 doft
l'otutnoN y hush m...
I,ur, yft ....
Tallow Ih ...,,
Cmatrv H,wip yi ft
Iirle.l Applea V lb
X
an
1 ,r
in
ii
DC
FLOUR AND UIIAIN.
Ktmir V bill
Whrrtt Y lll... .........
H)rof loinl,
iwn y hush .........
Corn Meal $ bush .....
GROCER I FA
n oo
a. 10
..1 leei is
76
su
Coffee j lb M
Tea id tft
llrmvn .Mnqttr y lb
Itwiooil Humr v-tb
syrtip r dl
MoUims ( N, Orleans,)..
Horn horn fl gal
Halt y Hlil ..,
Rleoia tb ..
,. 2am
....1 K33 00
W
20
SO
1
-.. I 00
I 00
u
rirnocBGn markets.
Satl-rdat, February 1. 1868.
The tone of the market deems to he gradually
Irnprovlns, and inerehants art looking forward
and anticipating a good spring trade. During
tno weou vtiora has tiwn little or no variation
In rrlrps.
Wo quoto as follows, which are the wholesale
prlcN:
GRAIN AND FLOUR,
Wlioftt, Pnnn'a. and Ohio, Winter Red ti Sfl.tJ 65
nje p uusii l )MI l
();ilVloh - SltSSr
orn hinh loaior.
Snrlm w heat Flour . 11 do II j
n liner n neat
ntoviaioNu,
Shonlilers y
Sucar Cured llatus
tjird ....
Polrttm-s, y bush........ w
Apple f bill ........,....
ClletMMi w
Kukh l dos ...........
muter. ..... ,..,...,..
liruned HHi,.
,li 0011
: '
HISe
t
tatatm
l;m
40
SM.17
The bill repealing the charter of
the Connollsvillc Railroad was struck
from the statute books of the State oo
Thursday last, without discussion in
cither House. As the Bait. &Ohio
Road liavo about two millions surplus
capital and arc the bona fide owners of
the road, its early completion to a point
of connection with the same is anticipat
ed. . Tho signs are hopeful ibr the
passage of a- general Railroad Bill,
and, vt course, theintcrcsts of Western
Counties brighten in proportion. If
the Supreme Court can have such in
fluence upon our legislators, why is it
that the voice of tho People is not more
potent?
By a recent decision of the Court of
Claims, tho members of the following
Pennsvlvania regiment aro entitled to
$100 bounty: 2Gth, 27th, 28th, 29th
and 71st; also, H persons who enlisted
bet ween April 15th and July 22d,18Gl,
and were discharged upon surgeons'
certificates of disability and received no
bounty. '
. ! LH.JJ.. -LLi
Maine, as a State, is the first to in
struct Ire r Republican delegates to the
national convention, in ftfvor of Grant
fur l'reiiircut
Tilt! OPF.MMU VICTOR V OF TIIECA.n
, CONGRESS .SUSTAINED.
corrmuEAvmi in:n vked.
Gen'K M'm BeaHy, tliu Ripubli-'
enn enmlitluto fori Congress in the
VHItli District f . f'Uiia (to ii 11 tlio
vacancy caused by t.IjuS dentil of Jlr.
Ilnmiltou,) was f the 2.7 ult.f clui'tcu
Iiy over one thousand nxajority. nist
November, ajiih. tlio liibuMj. ,CV.
Ilava had only 210 majority in tlie
district. The result h especially grati
fying nnd auspicious from the fact that
the Democracy threw their whcT
power, with Andrew Jolinson at their
head, into this Jirat election in 1868; that
thev did their utmost to get ouo fact to
Hustain their noisv clamor about Con
gress being repudiated by tho people.
Here was a test ease j it was Congress
rw Johnson ; a Congressman was to
be chosen ; the district was to say the
least very dose, and needed hut the
change of two votes in a hundred from
last October to give them tho coveted
victory. They canvassed the district
with great spirit; their new Senator
(Mr. Thurnian) led tho long list of
spenkorK, among wlvoim wtint Vallan-
digham. That they confidently look
cd for victory was shown by the outgtv
ings pf their leading presses.
That "great Democrat io reaction, "
which Bet iu lust summer aud fall, and
which, as we are told every day, the
present, couiwof Congress is biiro to
strengthen, received a bad sot back.
A Republican gain of over seven hun
dred votes in a single district, since,
lastOotober, is a kind of reaction which
applied to the whole State of twenty
one Congressional districts, would givo
a Republican majority of some eighteen
thousand. We aro afraid this is not
tike kind of eucourgoinent the secession
Democracy expected. Their boasted
reactiou has come suddenly to grief.
If Stanton's reinstatement, Grant's
horrible treachery, the Joeobin doings
of Congress, and the growing impii
denco of the reconstructed frecdmen
down South, can do no moro tluvn this
to help along the great and glorious
rebel cause, then hadn't the iinterrified
better try another tack ?
Taxes Due the Statu. Alle
gheny County is indebted to the State
iu tho sum of $27,542 03, taxes due
and unpaid. Of ourncighboring conn
tics, Armstrong owes ?fl,0'JG 71 ; Cam
bria, 80,821 24; Clarion, $1,800 98;
Eric,$17,958 40 ) Kayctte, $9,914 50;
Groetic, $0,79059 ; Indiana, $.1,213 14 ;
Uwrcncc, $3,951 21 ; Meroor,$2,82
31; Somerset, $3,802 GO Venango,
$2,8 1 2 78 ; Washington, $748 72 ;
Westmoreland, $12,730 30. Tho only
counties which have paid their liabili
ties to the State arc Beaver, Rlair,
Butler, Centre, Crawford, Delaware,
McKcan and Montgomery. Tho total
amount due the State is $064,880 19.
JIL
A great pressure will soon be made
to carry out the e.xjiansion policy to
increase by many millions, the volume
of currency. Speculators aro tho head
of this movcmcnt,and those speculators
nro Democrats who would break the
plighted faith of the nation, ruin the
credit of tho country, and plungo us
into nnarchy all for dollars and cents
and lust for power ! .
HH!1. . 1 I 1
Wfiaro glad to' know that wo furn
ished, the as-tute editors of tlio Geniut
nf Liberty the material for an item last
week. They need brains and as they
arc willing to use ours wo won't object
if they only report progress in common
sense. "
The Republican State Convention
will meet in Philadelphia on tho 11th
of March, to elect delegates to the Chi
cago National Convention assembling
20 of May, prox.
A Horrible Ontrace.
A teacher of a colored school in
Breckinridge county. Kentucky, pro
posed to have a concert and exhibition
on Christmas Lve. Slicvas warned
that it would not be permitted, but still
went on with her preparations. The
exhibition was finally held in one of
tlie colored churches, which was pack
ed with the friends of the school and
children. Within a few minutes after
tho cxccrcises closed, but not until the
peoplo had left, the church was blown
to pieces by the explosion of a, toe of
i ii i i 1 1 . , . p.
iruwuur uuu nuu uecn piacci ,inier tlio
platform on which the children were
seatcu, and nrobablv fonched nfTwifh
a slow match. A-., exolosion durinrf
the exhibition Would nrnhnhlv hnvn div
stroyol therjitircaitdience, 1 "
,nHr.-Thc: lUr. KDWAHD
A. W1UWN win tpnrt (free Of cliunrel to all ho
desire It, the prescription with lliedlrectlons Ibr
maklngand using He simple remedy hy which
he was cured of a tuna affection and that dread
dlarsuwCansamptiai. Hleooly ohjert istobeh
ent the afflleted and he hope every sufferer will
uy uilapraaurlptlon as It will eost them noth
ing, and may prove I hleseing. Plemie addreu
Ret. KiWAHP A. WlLHOV.
So. ,l!Wh Serordst. WlUUnuburg SYork.
.... . tiv-io ,
produce a luxurlantsrnwih of hair upon n mA
head ernmnllnM f., alua recipe for the re
moral of I'lmplee hfetchce, Kmptlona, etc., on
llieekin. leavlne kl,cH.M ..n 1 . i-.t tl
tlful, rn be ntiialird wllh.ml chin hr .!
n. 7lxh',H UlliroaUxay. ew York.
t-Culnat 4'o'a.
Q IIS i I
KRASIVE SOAP
Is mnnnfoetiired from Pt'FtR
MAIKItlAI.I, and niiV l
coiulilered (lie AT A Nil AKU OF liXl'K
:i.l.KS('K.
Fur sale uy all urocuriM.
Kii-ly.
y.-lIoWHrd Association JN jwru for Yontig
Men, ou tli crime of solitude, and the errors,
shtMfS and diseases whtrh destroy tho manly
f'ower, and create Impodlmonis to marrlag,
Willi sure means of reliaf. Bent In analcd lnttr
Aiivlnips'ire of charge. Address I) It. J. HKIL-
LIN HOUOJiTON, Howard AMoelatton, 1'hlla.
delitila, Pa. , 0;ly
S-Errr of Taalh.-A eatle.'naa
sutftired for yer from Nervous Iblllf;T, Pro-
mature Decay, aud all tlis effects of yonthfril in-
illiicrotlon. will, fortlissakeo miffnrlni Imrosol
ty, send frceee-all who'RWsl-lt.and receipt and
direction for making the ntmla remedy h
wnirn ne was rami. Munerera wMinng to proai
hv the advertiser's oxDcFlaaca aan do so by ad-
Urrwhig, lu jiorfoct ouutldHiiee,
Mill. , ,,.,ir..,
fr,5-ly MOrdarHUNev York.
COPPKll AND TINWAHR K3TAWJ9II
MKNT IN WAYNESBtW, Ft.
DON'T THROW MONEY AWAY, BI'T VBK
IT TO 111' Y I'HKAP ANO I'HKri'LHTOVFM UF
W. 1 r. II K L r II E X S T I N E ,
Tlicy llav tlie handsninmt and noatcsl pattern
of
WOKINU,
jIKATt.VJ, AND
tt'l'OVES !
PAH1.0R
i.. .,. r.iii tt,,.i nvnminA the ilirr.trcnt riattertis
hefo'rn' you: purchase, elsewhere. They have
tho KiiHEDAl.K, for wood or coal, inreo (;
hiiiI the t'orfcctlon, for wood, Ihrue sizes. They
am the het Htuvin In ue.
Iik't Id the woiiiku scold any longer, hut get
them ftUHl nicy nci u.
Tboy mnnufactiiro
TIN, COPPfcn ASF BHEF.TIIION WAltEl
of all kinds. Kverythlji'n' n our Hon will he
attended in promptly; send In your orders soon,
for 1 will sell cheup for cash or Country proauce,
STOUTINO AND ItOOFlNfJt
dono lo order on the nhortent notice, at the old
slant), south of tho Nhvrlir's Ilimse, Waynes,
burl?. Pa. W. II. HELPIIENSTINE.
l,JU-6m
M
E 1) I C A L, ,
nit, WHITTLES?.
till. F. WHITn.EHV, Ptiyslclan for Chroavle
I HscHMeH, iimhh iH'rniHlinni omcein waHninsion,
I'cnuKylvtiiita. where he hn lieen engaged for
the imhI twolvu years lulhe sucowsftd (rent men t
ol all
DISEASES OP A CUHONIC NATURE
Tlio iHictor mlKht present a volume of eertlfl
eales of rttrc, i-oiiipltiiientnry not Ices, Ac, hut
the iihimi MutlHfiictorv t4Mtliiiinilnl will be slven
tlie puhllc III a trial of his skill. Hr. W. devotes
CXCIUfllvn niltilllioi, or ,.ir,iinu niniiriiifl, ,,,
wlilcli his practice has lieen uniformly sueceea
fiil, .era-i'tlng cures In many cnae that have
ba filed all other systunui of Innlruent.
Paralysis, niieumallsm, nronehills, Tntarrah,
Deafnenfl. Itincascsof theHiilne, Htomnoh,
(i art, Llvor, Mownls, Klilneys, Luiirk,
(aiuule lMeeaioi 4 teneriit ImiIUI
lty, 4o.,AC,
" i.
Are at) Momptly and tiermaneritly enrol by the
Ikictor system or trHntment. imrliw tno past
few Tram the rinctor Iihh rfMrlnternd
nu
i
undreds of
cures to which he will he pleel to
ire Itiow
references wbomav call upon him. Its Invltm
all afflicted with any form of ( hrouio disease
aud having failed tooblaln relief, lo
GIVE HI8 MEDICINES A TRIAL.
His principal (gent aro selected entirely from
tlie Vegetable Kingdom, and these are so com
bined as to equalise the vital forces of the body
and thereby restore It to perfect health. The
IlocKw has been especially successful In ths
treatipent of all
FEMALE DISEASES.
Women by the senrs fall victims to maladies pa.
cullsr to llislr aex, many of whom mhikt be
Mved from lives of wretchedneen nnd premature
graves by applying In time to Lit. W. The rem
edlea employed In the practice of Pr. W. are
manufactured exclusively by him from his own
Medical laboratory and aro always tpura In
oimllty and epecinc In eirnct. Dr. w, diagnoses
disease hv moans of the Urine, the only infalli
ble test of disease, never falling to discover Its
nature, locality and curability, thus enabling
hint to cuploy a
RATIONAL, Sf'lKNTIFUi ANt CURATIVE
- TKEATMEST.
Of the absolute certainty of his Diode of dis
gno
hlm rat-
Irlal. from the uiioealone he will telfaoenrat-1
ly all that can be known of any disease. laU'tjt
examination of this secretion, he cmnlovs e.,,,t
caL ehemlcHl and mlcrooeoDlcal testa. ,aAj.
bclog preeentcd In which one of Ib'o teate ia
r . i X. i V u ,UT,aooes. The
Iloctordoes not claim to be a Me-ura al nof .
"Iherlahlarmof theAlml,iT stretinod forth
tnsavelha world from prmafiira dlaaolullon "
ne aoes proicss mmsclrntllte acqolreins
JXU? OF E&P&mtXCE,
rievoted exclusively to the treatment of chronic
"", u ,i,e inuHiiiMtt hw.1 cueeaee. tooeame
oreli urt, and permanently cure all those ease
wmon are 004 s,irea,ajr neyona me reacn of rem
Mies. OFFICE
CORNER OF MAIN & CHESTNUT STS,
. .. . orrOSlTETHE HA'8I0! HOU8B
' WASnrNOTON, ft "
CONSULTATIONS
REE AXD CONFIDENTIAL.
Mt.' J T. WHPrn.BnT.'
yAYNESBURa MARBLE AND STONE
W 6 It K H ;
SAYJWS ft ItlSEUART.
mill coiXInneto carry on the Marhle andMoae
illtiua uuelwesal IHelr long eelabllahrd ataad
nilitmllateeHetof tlie lihlie reiuaepl between
11 .Ml. - ... I u.. 1... h.
..-. - ... ...... rk.
1 his cMiaiMi.iiiuent has been in conataat c
toner.
alionelncc l. and the long experience anu en
eruy of the proprietors, linked with the exer
cIm of wmnil Judgment and good laate, have won
for them a wide.prcad and rnvlahk' repuraUon.
An eitcneive nloek of tu various varieties of
Hi,- heat niiirhtc ked conitsnlly on hand. Spe
cial utteutlon jiolil iq pullshiug, presslug, carr
Ing and cnxrliig.
All order, promptly tilled. (,Zk'-tf.
G
KB AT B A HO A I N 8 1
Ns CI. ARK SON
Are now ertlpMKg, Hlalr spianiOit stock, of
OVRR COATS) AT C9tk
No on wishing an avtr oat, should tell to lake
antagejor tnis opportunity, aim, anyiui
cum In their I in at the
MKHEHT TBirtR Aftl tWT 1
In order to makt room fur their
SPRING BTOCKI
All our KsO mxm nnw inq irmpuntLwnim ini
tiylm, ww bWrjkt iu the fuutt fn Tor able
uui iu iiiti r i
JVHT OPPOMTB DAT'S BOOK STORK.
All persons knowlmr IhnMsereea Indebted ellh
e hy book account or Bute, will please, call aad
fMiieenn mtv coai.
fjyiE LATEST SENSATION t
T E L 6 K A P ll I V I
Ths President has not yet bean Impsarhed, but
A . J . SOWERS
list purchased an Immeass stock of
FALL AllO ftlNTKD CUTMNOI
OVHRCOAT.
TArtm
YBITi,
HAm
CAPR
ETC., ETC.
of ths latest styla and bast work Ms fu hi p. A
ctaolea stock ol
Jf O T I O 31 SI
Hosiery;,
Collars,
Handkerchiefs,
Keck Ties,
Suspenders, etc.,
also on hand, which will be sold at satont.h
Ingly LOW PRICES !
Call aad soa bins before vo Kr.yelsewher.
Us
wno wma to rvRcnAari
Hoorn In Alllroa's battaf, W'syaasborg, Pi
. A. J. aowBlus.
Pa.
liniai
gUUTflTL, WSPLAT!
DRY GddtA CLOT II 8, CASSliffiRS, .,
A?
bvans establishment:
CpMPtdif A ASScJiiTMrLNT
evertthino in the unki
Wishing I roas aal far the Tall Irade, ha of.
ajnhiaaoBtaataailslilM Um ralaa kweash.
The atork la aa lata aa Um lalrat aad Ua bast la
market.
Mlnor'iBulldiBC OTPoSltS the Oreeae Honee.
a,. I va.m.
n IFT3 FOR THE MILLION!
A II II K S T O V K ,
nolUHT KXPKFilHLV F(n THE KWITIVK
llAln A 11 LAD, A I
I 8 A A C II O O P K R ' S
akuuHiir ssn cusmnofrst t
Mr. Hooper would still hare his friends and pat
rous bear In mlqd, IImI Im eoullnue In Ilia Orw
eery and l.'tiif,tlunery trudust his usual place ol
doing lill rum, and that he hu Just rrvulfcd
A FHKH Bt'FI'LT
of the host quality ur all articles In his Una.
ii.
TOYH-NOTION.S. and a areat vatlety aWlnl
articles always on hand.
REFRESHMENTS. .
In eonnectlon with tho above. Mr. Hoonar
keeps a Hoataurunt, whuru
DF. LlCIltl'8 OVHTK1IBI
With all tlio "ct ceteros," are served at reason
aide rat,.
The most attractive aud most popular resort
IB town. :lt:'n-ly.
Uwinrii:. C. cfTriiiiiki JoHM'trWioVist
Attorney at Notary PutiU.
i . t. . . .
gTUnuirW' W A ONER,
UMTEII HTATIVS CI..JM AN P llr.rlr.nAK.
CUI.l.KITIiU. AUJiNTt..
-Portlinadlnment of ( 1, A (MH. of alt kinds
afalast the liillpd blates, sueli a ,
PUNBJflN, IVCIIF.AHKOF rf.NRtOVSjB'H'ye
it.siuv b.llt. UULMl,
and those of any other clans call on or write! .i
thaMllllary and Naval Agency f
n , I, lit, inn oj n A, I i r.i,,
Walnut St., 1 door heb.w llegntis' corner,
(t u KlMirs.i
;. 'tl-tm MOItiUSTuW N, W. V A.
fcX'7TxT; cl i mYxI i
I'ace'H Climax Salro, a Family
blessing for 2," rents.
It heal without n Near. No
family should bo without it.
e warrant It to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt lthcnm, Chilblain",
Tetter, Pimples, and all Eruptions
or tho Skin, t or Sore Ureast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruise.
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
Ac, It makes a perfect cure.
It has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
It has. no parallel having per
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. It is a compound of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up ia larger
boxes for tho same price than any
other Ointment.
Soil by Pmrsiila srtrywhm. Wait St fluwlaad.
Proprietor., Ill I.ihertr HlnNt. New York.
T
UW IS TO atVE NOTICK:
That on IheSlh day of January, A. !., ISAS a
Warrant In liaiikriiiitcy was IskiimI against lbs
Katale of TlldMAH If. If TII of Carmlrhals,
In the County of tlrneno nnd Hints of
Pennsylvania, who lias ben adjiidgil a
llankrupton Ills own petition ; that the ay
tn.ftit of any debt, und tliedelivery of any prip
erty bclonitlng to micli llHiikrupt, to him. or for
his use, mid Hie tran.fi'r nfany proprty by him
are forbidden by ljiw;lbat a im-etlng of the
lYmlltors of the said llnnkrupf, to prove their
fielMa, and to chooaeono or more An.lgneee of
his Ksfate. will tie held nt a Court of Hankriipt
er, to lie holdcnnt thef'ourt House, In Waynea
hitrg, freene county, lvnnsylviirihi, lfore
Jotfeph II, iHmlev, HcKl.fnr, on the nh jluy of
Feliruary, A. I)., 116S, at lOo'rlwk, P. M.
TIK'MAH A. ItllWI.KV.
l;K-lt tf. H. Marshal,
II1III8 IS TO UlVE NOTICEi
r
Die
That on lbs tie! day of Deeemher. A. ..
IM7,
Wsrmnt
t in llnliKruol
Ilniikruidcy was ImiicI
iwifl W. .loliea of Wiviim.
agnlnat the fiate of f,wJ W. Jones of Wa-nas-
burn. In the ronnly of oreene, and Ht.le i t
feniiayiysnia, wuo litis iM-cn aljuiiail a
llnnkr'iilt on his nwn iwttlion: ttiat the
pnyiiiei of any debt, and delivery nf nay
Mwperry In-looglng lo mcli liankmpl to
hlrn, or for his nue, and Ihn transfer or any
property by hi 111 are forbidden by ;
lhat a meeting of Hie (.'redllors of tlie auld
llankriiit, to prove Ihelr lelit, and In choose
one or more Algneea of hla tXelc, will be held
at a Court of llnnkruptcy, to be holden at the
f 4jurt House, In WavneatMirg. Oreene county,
Pennsylvania, lieforejoeepb It, Iionley, IUwIs
ler, on the Idrn iAY or rKnaitaay, A, l. Ihas at
I o'clock, p. m. THOMAS) A. MOWI.FY.'
l;Jt 1 H. Marshal,
n O I'll T OF P I' K Ah s:
Notice Is hereby given to th Tux-payers of
Oreene county lhat the Court of Appeals for the
several lownahlis of satdeounty will he held si
the following times and plscca, to henrsppeals
from the sascasmruls made by the Township.
Assessors. '
In Msrlon township, on Tuedny, February lib,
at the Commissioners' Offlee, in Wsyneaburg.
In Washington town.bip. Wetlneaday, Feb. 6th,
at the house of Iiavld clavtou.
In Morgan townahlii. Thursday, Peb. 61b, at tho
houae of Morgan llell. ...
In JefTerson town.tiip, Friday, FoViisry 7th, ai
the house of Wm. Kelley.
rumberlfind township and CarnilcltadM Botough,
February Sth, nf the House of Henry Jennings,
1n Carmlchmla llof. '
Oreene townnhlp, Kljr't!iry 10th, at the house of
Jeremiah mewa?.
MonongahO tbwfiablp. February nth, at the
nous- of ertlinin M,-trsMtl.
(h'ukanl towimhlp, February I.Th, at the house
of C. A. (larrard.
Perry town.hlp, February 13ln, at the bona of
William llurris.
Wayne township, February 14th, at tba houso
ofjeaaephllllwt.,
Oilmore toafnuinp, fchrusry Will, at ths housji
of Kuoeh Hennen. '
Bprtniihill townslilh, February 17th at the housn
Htdien White.',
Aleppo townsh)n( Feliruary Mth, at lha bonso
of Augustus Miller.
Hlchlilll townahip, Fehniary 1Mb at the houso
f Marlary Bryan: Jarkannvtlte.
Moms fowh.ililp. r chriuiry Xitli, at the bouse nf
Jamea Adameon, Nineveh.
Jackson lown.hip, February Slat, at the boosa
of P. M. Orlmee.
Centre townslilp. February 22nd, at the house of
lllnehan Church.
Franklin township. February 21th, at the house
of M. H. Oreene.
Whltclev township. February 3T4h, at the boom
of Oilman Itl-Kin.n
Y.l.lA
Ki.iAHnCtrrr.
J. M. MHItHlM.
in A AC J. HIPP,
Corn's.
l:l.ts-.'t.
p;
THK niSTRWT COt'RT OP THE
WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENS' A.
IN THE MATTEn OF WF.VMAN M'ADK, A
BAKKKTPT IN HANK HI PTCV.
To Whox IT MAT t'oyciBir :
THe undernlgncd hereby gl vca notice of h la ap
pointment aa Asalgnee of Wen men Wade, of
perry townauln, ilreene county, Pa wlthla
raid Trial rlrt, who has been wljudgcl a Bank
rupt upon hla own petition, by the Matrlct
Court of aald Metrict.
D. B. P. Iir3. AtVt.
l:M.(Vult Aaelgnee.
IN THP
maTiucT cornT or the
1 W
ESTERS DISTRICT OF PENN'A.
IN THE M.VTTF.It OF OTHO WAIiR, A BANK
. KL'IT I.N BANKRl'lTCY.
fU WMOX IT MAT CO!CI!B.t t
The nnder.gned hereby circa notice of hla
appointment a Araigncenf CXhoWade, 14 IVr,
rv towii.hip, Orecnr county. Pa., within sold
Idatrirt, who hue been attlniLril a Oankrupt
upon his own petition, by the M.-trtcl Court of
aald IH.trlct. l R. P. lllH, Att y. at law,
M'VSrf-. .Vsalgnes.
U D1TO R ' N O'T ICE !
fiarrvr: CorxTT. w. '
In the matter of the settlement of the sftrour
of f. K. Kviwis, Siiniiniiirator oa tlMci3ie uf
KphraimC. Alexsndcr, dee'd.
And now to wiv : Iiecembor l, 1SCT. the rmr;
Bprolntcl p. II. P. Jluas, Ksq.. auditor, to dis
tribute tbentn,a In the hand or ih.iM,n...,
and make report, 4c. Hy (lie Court.
J. F. TE.MPLE. Ocrk.
All peranus Interested are boreby Botuied lhat
I will attewl to the duties of the obove appoint.
S?en.!i?lJn)r !!T; ,a Waynaabnrir. ou Mokbat.
the 10th day of February, A. VH P. '
..... D. R. r. tn-BB.
h-U . Auditor.