ifow otrrns - ORoricrEuit dit-KV
LAIN GOT MARRIED.
MR. JEREMY WHITE, one of Oliver j
CrohWeit's domestic chaplains, a
sprihtly man, and one of the chief
wits of the court, was so ambitious
as to make his addresses to Oliver's
yourifeit daughter, the Lady Fran
ces. The young lady did not dis
courage him ; but in so religious a
ccrtirVtkiis gallantry could not be ear
'tied 91Wiphout being taken notice of,
Tbe 'Protector was told of it, and
was much concerned thereat ; he or- '',
dered the person who told him to
keep a strict look-out, promising, if
he,eottld give - him any substantial
proofs.,:lfe should be well rewarded
and White seierely punished.
.The spy followed his business so
close, that in a little time he dogged
Jerry White, as ha w as : generally
called, to the lady's chamber, and
• ratkimmecliately to the Protector to
aecjikartnt him that they were togeth-
Oliver, in a rage, hastened to the
chamber, and going in hastily, found
Jerry on his knees, either kissing
the lady'm hand, or having just kissed
it. Cromwell, in a fury, asked what
was-the meaning of that posture be
fore his daughter Frances ? White,
with a great deal of presence of
mitiii,,said,".May it please your high
neskl'have for a long time courted
.that yonnggentlewoman there, my
lady's itvonian, and. cannot prevail ;
I wat;`therefOrc, humbly praying her
ladyship to intercede' for MO."
-The Ptiotector. turning to the
yo'ung ,woman, cried, "What's the
meaning of this, hussy; why do you
refuse the honor Mr. White would do
you ? He is my friend, and 1 ex
peot you should treat him as such."
"Ay lady's woman, who desired noth
ing more, with -a very low courtesy,
replied, "If • Air. White intends me
that hoildr, I shall not be against
him." "Sagest thou so, my lass ?"
`said Cromwell; "call Goodwyn , this
business shall be done presently be
fore I go out of the room."
Mr." White was gono.too far to go
uac .; tiffs brother parson came ; Jer
and-rny lady's woman were mar
ried in the presence of the Protec
tor, who gave, her five hundred
,pounds ihr.her portion.. which, with
what she had saved before, made
Mr. White easy in hie circumstances,
except that hp never loved his wife,
nor she him, though they liVed . to
gether near fifty years afterward.
OF A GOOD MAN.
ifttild rather when I am laid in the
gave,.!that some one in his manhood
should stand over me and say, "There
?lies one who was a r•ral friend to me, and
privately warned me of the dangers of the
young. No one knew it, but he aided me
in tiling:4° ineed., litre what...lllmA° him''
Or would rather have softie widow, with
choking utterance, telling her children,
'"There is your friend and mine. He visit
ed mein my affliction, and found you, n y
son,an einPloyer, an't you, my daughter,
a happy home in a virtuous'fanfily."" I
would rather that such 'persons should
; , stand at any grttve; than to have erected
aver the most, beautiful senlptered mon
'utnent of Parsian or Italian marble. The
heart's broken utterance' of reflections of
, flatt .. kindiridge ; 'itud the tears of grateful
'mernori shied upon the grave, are more
valuable in toy estimation than the most
costly cenotaph ever reared;-Dr. Sharpe.
Treasurer's Notice.
rI , IIB undersigned, Ti ensurer of Cii , etie , _;, , unty, will
utee. the —TAX PAY IsRS" iu le eillVeral WWII/51145,
u. said'coitiity, for the puipost: of receiving all taxes for
tie year, 1663.
In Momail tONVIISiIip, a& the II ilf;e of Morgan Hell
ou. sldy dp,aane lath, 1.130:1.
Jederson township; at fire higbrain house in Jeffer
son, on :Tuesday, June 16, 1863.
• cuidtiettand Township. at the house of :;wan
NA Wednesday, June t', 1303.
, JearissithaeleJtorongli, at the !loose of 'Thomas Lurl,
on 'Thursday, June la, 1803.
Monongahela township, at
. the house of w in , m es .
tr,izatt, in hlapletown, on Friday, June 111, 1863.
Greene township. at the 1101/Se of .1.!fe011:111 Stewart,
on Sty unlay, Jute tO, 0363.
llunkard township, at the house of Phillip Kuesart,
our Mlolday, June 22,
I'erry z lPWNlC.l: nu, at the house of Mrs. Burrows, in
Mt. Muirki, on Tuesday, June 23, 1863.
Whiteley tcwiiship, at the house of Elizabeth Mor
tis, on N ednesday, June 21, 13.3
Wayne towoolll4l, at the store of Bally &
Thursday, June 2., 1a63.
Centre township. at the house of Shadrick M. Sellers,
in Rogersville, on Friday, June 20,
Washington tow iiship. at the ionise of Cornelius Jer.-
:dogs, ou blonnay. Juin.. '29. 1603.
Morris township, at the house of E. Balker, Esq..
071 Tuesday, Juue 3il, 11363.
111C1113111toss 11:414). at the house of William Snider in
Jacksonville, on Wednesday and 'Thursday, July Ist
and 2,1, 1563.
Jackson township, at the house of Peter Gritims, on
Monday, July 6, 1603.
Gilmore township, at the house of Enoch lie' nen,
on Tuesday, July 7, 1563.
Springhill township, at the house of Isaac Hupp, on
Wednesday, July 8, 1863.
&Benito township, at the house of Augustus
nit Thursday, July 9, 1863
rianNiti township, at the house of Strosnider, at
Bridgeport, on Monday, July 13, 1363.
Waynesburg bor.aigli, at the. Treas . irer's office, on
Tuesday. Ju'y 14, 180:;,.
The "Tax payers'' are also requested to meet one in
their own townships, as I will not receive taxes whilst
OH ditty in another township trout any Man out of his
own township.
All persons paying, their State taxes on or before the
Ist day of August nett, will be entitled to an abate
ment of iii e per cent um OH the amount theleof.
Alt Mercantile licences tout lifted on or before the
let 07 Angll*t next. will be left with a Magistrate for
collection. JOS. R. RANIMI,PH, Treasurer.
TavAsrns.e.'a OrticE. May 13, 1803.
List of Applicants for Tavern Li
cense at June Term, 1863.
Tasse Mitrhell. Jackstillbownship.
I)larjory Itr}an, Rirhhill tp.
Susanna Pettit, do do
Wt supler, do do
L nuttnn, Wright House, NVitynesburg,
Jacob Lumley, Adams' House, do
Samuel Hinegardner. Wayne township.
John Ilitirtn.s, Rice's Jefferson tp.
Enoch Heiman. Jolley(own, Giihnoretp
Isaac J Hupp, Freeport,
3msepti hbintlell Willow 'free. Orexne tp.
George Omen. Lluvistown, itunknrd
I). A. WORLEY, Clerk.
Clerk's office, Waynesburg, May in,
3SIC3O 6 I I ICM
B hereby given to all persons having claims for the
Iflonoty of Fifty pollar . s promised by the Commis.
rioners, to those who erthsted in rise f% ate,' s tate ,
Ace, and were musmtered into th en to present their
claim on the Ott darn ( JUM. et. at the office of the
pirumissioners lit Wspieshurg. to reeeive their or
d'ers, as we desire (di close up the same. and after that
d.ty none need apply, for we are deierniined to close it
up on that day. E LONG,
0. TIIIIOCKMORTON, Co'rs.
JOAN PRIOR,
AiteFt : B. F. Lose. Clerk. slay 13. 1563
•
NOTICE TO lONTRACTORS.
IE Conirnissionere of Greene County desiring to
7new roof the Court IFIOUNC Walheib
01..11 ill
111 g,
e, wilt
l
offer at mar li n sale. or outcry the 2rideday
one &dark. of said day to [ha lowest bidder, the put
ting on eta good and sufficient roof. and in a work
:manlike manlier, ma said IMMO,. arid they will find all
the materials to coMplete the said /Hof. The plan and
specitteatilms will he made kiiiiMen on, said day.
E. LONG,
M. THRocKMORTON, Cones.
JOHN rßiore.
B. Itiiin; Clerk. May Stli;1868
Itar FOIL • liAl4llll, LT.--.THE MESS IT. N
onn, oWa,a lag, of t ikanula v CELRIPPIATED
a"LANt ibr Dispßioda and Debility . 0,4
!an ets net* ! ATV at' a dditar,
tilt TR ANNA. CLARK. Al s
.01 4 ii. - 0 J. CLARK
GA4V.2.h4OCA
I%;TATIIANICI, CLARK, the Clothing Merchant has
associated his ?on ALONZO .1. CLARK, in
Company
in the Cloging busine,gs. This is the
Right
pace to get your SPRING and SUMMER 416t6ing.—
It you want a
Dress
Suit. Fancy suit, or one for business. you will find nu
establishment the place to purchase Our business
house in diwctly in
Front
of the Court House, in A Ilison's building. Come one
and all shoulder to
Shoulder
and we will send YOU home again with our
Arms
lull of cheap and fashionable Clothing. The
Present
high pi ices caused by traitors in
Arms
have made a very sliglA advance in our usual low
prices. Now is the time to get good bargains. We
expect to
Carry
on a CASH business. and will he enabled to Fell at very
abort profits. If you will favor us with a call WP, will
uFe our
Arms
in showi Ir. you our goods, whe , her you desire to pur
chase or not We ask nothing for showing goods--
So come
Eight
along, and see us, and we will greet 3ou with a smile
upon our
Face.
and do our utmost to plsase you. We have made ar
rangementz with one of the hest Merchant Tailors in
Pittsburgh to manufacture goods to order, which they
will-
Forward
to us as soon as manitractined. Sn that perron9 de
siring goods "made to order" can have them made in
the latest style. Our
March
or Spring goods liave already arrived. If you f4hould
be passing our establishment pleas,.
Halt,
and we will try at least, to find von a good place to
Rest:
NATHANIEL CLARK & B ON
MiTCOvIaICJ.
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned, persoi ally, are requested to make
immediate settlement, as toy old business must be.set
tled tip. In my absence the busincse will bewettled
by my son. A. J. Omit. All account,: not settled be
fore first of June, 1663. will he left with the proper
ricer for collection. I would very much regret this
step, hut . to protect myself from g eat loss, I will Le
compelled to adopt it
Apr* I, 1P.63.
PRINCE &•CO.
ALSO Puircrecruaz TEN DIFFERENT STYLES OF THEIR
CELEBRATED
MELODEONS!
IN ROSEWOOD CASES.
PRICES, VARYING FROM $45 TO $350.
Elegant Descriptive Catalogues
Illudniting each insirument..l46fit: free by mail on application.
Address orders or conuritualestioos to either •
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., 'B7 Fulton St., New York.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., 43 Lake St., Chicago, 111.
Or either or the following, Wholesale Agents
IFENITT TOLMAN & CD.
W. F. COLBURN.
J.t:VES BELLAF,
A. CoI:SE
BAL3IER &
A. & S. NORM:MIME:It,.
MEM
Fine Octave, DOtiblo recd. F to F
Five Octave. to F
Four and a hull Octave, C. to F
Foar Octave, C. to C
OUR _LATEST IMPROVEMENT
PRINCE & CO.'S GRADUATED SWELL
Pcibentid September 17 h, 1861
This is on entire new idea, and its want bus been noticed by nil re.
unainted with Reed Instruments The cid Swell could never be made
to operate gradually the lastantthe pedal was touched for opening ih
the change would be instantaneous rind abrupt:
Our Nli W SWELL is constructed on scientific principles, and we
are satisfied, by our untiring study and experiments, that it is the only
one by which the tone of Ruud lnstrumemis mar be gnaluated from a
mire whisper to the lull power of the instriunert, nod vice versa. The
volume of tone is also very much increased by tins swell, and is now
all that we could desire.
Thin. in connection with our DIVIDED SWELL. (which we pat
ented in 1355.] will be added to nll the Melodeons which we unumfac
tun in the fnture, nod withontentra charge.
One other feature in our Melodeons is the IMPROVED VALVE
OR PALLET, being a combination of cloth and leather, prepared
expressly for the purpose. This valve we have used for the past three
years. and we find it to be the very thing Pint has been so long
' needed as a substitute for the India Rubber Valve, which has been in
use ever since Melodeons have been manufactured, and which fins
caused so much trouble by the dissolving and sticking of the India
/lubber. All of our 3min:extents. are now finished with thin improved
.valve and we can recommend them with confidence.
. .
• Persons unacquainted with the Melodeon and its history, will bear
in mind that we arc the pioneers and leading manufacturers. not oily
In the United States. but in the world. We cenunenced the manufac
•ture of Melodeons in the fill of the year IM7, and nine that time
'have dubbed and sold
•
TWENTY SEVEN THOUSAND 1
These Instruments are now In itse mostly in the United States and
Canada, but also in Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and the
West Indies, and from all these otta*ers see have the most flattering
testimonials of the high estimation in which they are held. 'At all In
dustrial Exhibitions they have invariably been
•
AWARDECITHE HIGHEST: PREMIUM !
whenever exhibited in competition with others_ We shall tak e jibe-
sure in forwarding by mail lot our omen expenscl our Illustrated Cat
alogue in which every instrument we manufacture is fully described
and illustrated by elegant engravings. .
Melodeons of OUT manufacture, either sold by - us or
dealers in any prat of the Coiled States or Canada, are warranted to
b 3 perfect in every respect, and should soy repairs be seems: ry before
the expiration of five years from the date of sale, we hold ourselves
ready and willing to make the same free of clutrge,provided the injury
is not caused by accident or design,
' 4 * / HOW OU R MANUFACTORY IS CONDUCTED. ,
As we are the pioneers and leading mannfivetnrers of 31eVeleons in
the world, we have, of course, the advantage of securing the service'
of the best mechanics in the business, and very many dr our workme;
live been with us since we commenced the manufactum of .lifelodcons
•• We employ none but the most thorough mechanics, and have lIQVVIr
had an apprentice in the establishment.
Our work is divided into thirty-nine different branch s 7
each wed,
man ban his own port to petform, and is never allowed to change ft` w .
one branch to another.
The different parts are reperatelv inspected, Mr wood IVOm one te
manlier to mill to other parts, omit the Mekideon is complete.
The delivering of materials and inspection of Wait is attended by,
the cor al foreman ; meted , a foreman of mibehines ; third a
toren= snluMector of tuning ; fourth, a foreniattin the varitiShhie
department ;fifth. *superintendent of the reed department.
The duties of the foreman me onerous, it being his duty to select
give out, stock, to carefully watch tine making of the different parts,
keep the .lepartrnents evenly bahniced. and, in fact, to have an rye to
everything, and keep everything
e have mentioned the others to P'lOlK tint the utmost core is taken
n every department
.. .
OEP. REED REPATZTUr.:T—..,:t , k 1 of the Melo
deon depend" on lutvi”g perlect I t is neee.,,...ey to have the
most perfect mac! dnery to cot. burr. stag. plane. AT.,
El 3 to use the otomst . eol, sokotiog soot using moric:LAKilioT
iiol3 for t Ito compomt ion o f 'reed lariat,
The supetintendent of this depattmel.t lam been with us since
cOm . mencement or th is business. mu d . being a practical workman. has,
ori'rmated. improved and peri.cted all the machiroery for making our
vee.s. and there at., no duplicates in any other manufactory.
From the fact that oar reeds are ,lebrated for their uniformity,
enennegs and sarretues.s we v,•7 often receive order] for Cam,
orsolieitatioas tuna lannu,, , pirms tho. rr
11::i or we u. , vc•r sell n-y part .If Imdrument separate, we
sill •••! s• ton "r. 7
I:I 0,710!, 01 iwr I . 1 o , 11.1 ,. : , 11',1 r t ,1,3•1 me Ingo 110
fort.na^:: r 9 to ?- :a ••••• 1
4 , uHrii it i ,,,
e ,!, r•• ••.- 1 IN,: 0, .. - 11::4 • rt' o . ' 3" to put in
!:7•A:vontg for Cu. spl of nor :` , lclot!,nno eau by found in
I , r ' ''. : 0 '1 tov , s of t:A. (riled rtat
CO.. ::...17:11o. 7.i. T.
( A. ti 1 'niter. St., :New rcez.
(•:)., ' t if'7.:k.r.c.o„ 13.
ST, .GLAIR HOTEL,
TORN ER OF PENN & ST. CLAIR STREETS,
PITTSE 1.7 R 0
J. N. ANDERSON. PROPRIETOR.
iu-Tiik popular house has recently been thorough
ly re f ine d and furnished, and now forms one of the
most pleasant stopping place., in the c ity. Terms moil
crate, anti satisfaction warranted. April 8, '63-71y.
•Taiitpesburg_ .. Y)usiutss Cars.
tItTS(PiItA?Re.
undersigned would inform the citizens of
Waviwsburg and vicinity, that they are prepared
to take
Photographs and Carte De Tisites,
Those wishing anything done in our line would do
well to call soon, as the arrangement in but for a i.tiort
time. Particular attention will be paid to
CARTE DE VISITES, MELAINEOTYPES,
FERREOTYPES, A MBROTYPES, &c.
We are also prepared to take life size Photographs
in water colors. Pictures of deceased persons taken
almost life size from small Andirutypes.
HAAS & W !UTE,
April 8,1863. Near Sayers' Corner.
THE UP-TOWN GROCERY.
GREEN dr. STROSNf DER.
HAVING purchased the stock of Groceries lately
belonritig to ( otterel. Hilt continue
the business at the old stand. will in a few dayb
he in receipt of a large as.ortinent of
Prime Groceries and Provisions,
Fruits, Confectionaries, Notions, &c., Acc.: which
they will sell at the lowest prices for cash.
Corn Meal, Flower Butter, Eggs, and Country Pro
duce generally always on hand.
March 4th 1803.
DOUGITERTI.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
Respectfully informs the public that he has located in
Waynesburg, Pa., where he intends to manufacture
Carriages of Every Description.
From his experience in the business, he feels confi
dent his wsrk will cive entire satisfaction He will use
no low priced material, in any past of his work, and will
not employ any but superior workman.
All new work Wiii be
Warranted for One Year.
Slinpnn Oil Aye street, one aquore S,,ntli r f th,Conri
onse.
WE1,n:;.!1 , :r, , z, Jan. 25. 1410—no 34
WAYNES Ur k
MARBLE AND STONE WORKS
SAYERS & RINEIiART,
Practical Marble & Stone Cutters,
Third Door East of the Court House, Main street.
WHERE they have. am' keep on hands a
,rcal large an extensive assortment of fine
and ornamen d
tal
k‘ 1 )1 , 4% !I MARBLE woRK,
such as monuments, tombs, tablet , and
grave stones, of every variety and style.
Particular attention paid to earl iue, which
....".""as
will he done by as toed workmen as can be
/nand anywhere 111 the business; .as one of the firm has
seen practically engaged ht the business for twenty-five
years, and the other eighteen years. They flatter them
selves they cannot be surpassed itt point 01 skill and
taste by any in the west. Persons:wishing auyining in
our line call have it furnished to any place desired at
lower rates than any other establishment in the country.
Persons can save 20 per cent by purchasing of us.
All kinds of building work done in either marble tu
tone. SAYERS & IIINEIIART.
Waynesburg. May 2.1% /557—0,
N. CLARK
The undersigned would resi...tinily inform the ['oh
li.: that he is now prepared god maim acturing
ElaCs 'VET &la . (3
lath as HERE AITS, TABLES, BEDSTEADS and
every thing in that title. He also wir:ties it understood
that he keeps a Hearse and makes coffins, and is lre
pared to attend calls in town or colintry, at liner .
Sa dUEI,.IFWEL.
Wavilestmrg, Oct. 26, 1559.
HOSIIIMKA LODGE, No. 658 I. 9. F
in Allison's opposite
M FAT th E et i ', " ‘a l r V t a l 3 l . l l ) l t e is s e lui c r, ; 4 l . ,ilav evening . . oath
‘vrek. at o'clock. Orkicka4:
11!1=1
._Cincinnati, 0.
Philadelphia, Pa
....Detroit, Mich
...St. Louis, Mo .
..Toronto.
N V 0 lt LEY, P (
Nor G, LS6
ALL pe=onsindebted to the subscriber, by note or
Book Account. are renne,ted to call and settle by
the Ist of. November ne)A. A I w emits unsettled at
that date, will be left with nn officer 6,r co n,, ct i o ,
word to the wise is sufficient '('his is the first
public call I have made on illy custoffiers rmr tilliney
since I I ommenced business.
ts'ept. 3, 'lid. CEO. 110-KINSoPi.
rimiE untlersisheil is illstip seethe'', the !PUMP 11,C11111?
1 . -ni ;US kind. Of Furniture and 1 ,911 , ! 1.11Itly solicits a
continuance 0f the patronage Si, getterraisly extended
the late firm.
COFFIN"; will lie furnished with the ureatest
hie dispatch Ell ATEN.
Wit) tiesliorg. Aileost 13.
Ina
HOUSE,
Waynesburg, Greene County, Pa.
J. 11.41?1'ZELL, Pr6l)rielor.
rilifEstlirscriber respert fully informs 11'..3 friend:
HMI !le has taken this well know:o Ilie - se
where he is prepared 10 travid!.•:::" 001
otheis, with gt.mlaiiiil,lll!o3!ltlal ineat_ dritak t .,!,
will spare ait, pains I.r atuudiuo in rciiqrrilat: hi.a g• 1 ,01,
rmitfortable and hapit% divrialg w•itit
iiirgeiting to gave hale atlellll Iu In their IlDrSeb alit!
CaitiagCS. &C.
April Io,—No 44—tf
Waynesburg,- Greene County, Pa.
JACOB LEMLEY, PROPRIETOR.
rimisweli known Hotel has been refitted in Ile,:
hy its present proprietor, who takes this np
punenitp informing the travelling public that he to
billy prepared to ISCV0111111"tt.:11., I tilt the best the
market • it rna, beard, a giving lherti comfortable (mar
lel s and beds.
icr II e has also lime stabling On - any number of lior
see. ‘Vayi,esbury.. April Ifi, 1862.
TREASURER'S NOTICE
Persons liar iue totsiitvss With tl•e l!ots toy 'PrrasPrer
Are itthouted that lie bay be linnet at his offlest in the
A.7otirt House at Wa)nesburg on the Ist :11111 3d Mus DAIS
and Tt F.MDAyd of every month.
.1. F. RAN DOLPH, Treasprer,
April 23. 181;2.
WOOL CARDING.
rave.3Fl.. C . 30
A'rm.: WA TN ESBURLI - TEAM MILL. has
filled 0P his t'AItDIING MACHIN E1.. 1 in tint miler
and secured the services of a competent wistant for
the purpose of I;ARIIING WO( 4.. lie renipectfolly
solicits the pat , onitee of the Wool crowing public and
assures them that every rare will he taken to do work
iu a scientufc manner.
May 13, 4863. •
WAYN I.IS. LIU RG NI. MILL.
117 M. ROC ERA tespectfitily inform his friends and
the public that he liatithiased the NEW STEA Y
MILI. at Waynesburg, Pa., whore l e will always be
Mitiol ready In accommodate all who may call on the
Rbortest until e Winding thine on thi! millle Wrllls as
by water m ills FLOUR and FEED kept constantly
on hand. Orders for either can I,l> it flat the :Minor at
Yeator's store. (Jan. 27, lbfi2
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
S. M. BAILY,
door Ea'st itCtlte old Bank Building,
keeps al way, ott haild a large and elegant assortment
,of Watches and Jewelry.
li_s Repairing of CiockP, Watrhep and Jewelry wil
receive prompt attention. • ' [Dec. 15, 18.61 ly
FOUNDRY.
DUNK & DOWNEY,
At the Wlyttieeburg Foundry, on Greene Rtreet,
keep constantleon hand Cooking and Parlor Sloven,
Grates, Plough Castings. end Castings Of nit kinds,
Kept. 11, 1861 ly. , . .
THE LATEST STYLE
LOOK AT THIS.
S N. G
1)—It .I'. Muss. V. G
J. F. Tv.htri.c, Sec'yk.
W - A. POltTiift, Trea,
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the. Democratic party, and will, therefore, neces
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defend the Constitution of the United States, and tlrit
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Waynesburg, Pa.
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E=ll
WEDNESDAY
Sept. 11. 1961-Iy.
NOTICE.
A". persons knowing themselves indebted to me
are requested to call anti teethe the same, before
the first day or Ali y. is after that time my hooks and
notes will he lift with a Justice for COlll'ololl. It i 4
.hoped this notice will not he disregarded. I have its
liabilities to meet and my friends must respond
p. W. lilt aI/ El l
Waynesburg, Apri 1.1863,
STEAM GRIST AND SAW MILL
FOR "E
9 , 11 E EXECUTORS OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
dec'd. will ut r al Private Sale, the steam mill,
situated on Alltd(?y Creek. Cumberland tp.. Greene
imunty, Pa., about a quarter of a mile from the
Miuningaliela River.. Tire Mill ie a firer rinses ;me,
nearly new, two rim of stone and can be rut, by
water power a portion of the year. A c.onilimal4lo
Frame Dwelling DouNe,
A lot of ground conneeti with :the property. The
Sill i.ventivethently tnthieteil Inn rteli :tutl fertile sec
of the eminlYi convenient tii market, and has an
excellent run of ciuytorn. For lets aid further par
ticulars. inutth, , ,ii tie iludoisigneol.
RUS: 4 ELI, Alt]l , TltONi t
AliNit 4 rlzoNu. Executors.
r-rmiPlmelq, Pa.. net, P.
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titre, clearly plover: 'min 'll6 0 , 01 n ,xpenient e that
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Stallll.S, I p whites in 7.
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his] elf 4, 1563.
WA.IL*CIZES, lENATELRY AND
83 LV
THE tespecifuliy itivite your at
tehtion to his %tell set:et...l stork of Fine and
Silver \Vetches. Foie (;. Jewelry, of every hied aye
s. fitllV ni Sty les—t . ‘ lll , p , i,illg nil of the 11('Wen and
taint .
SOLID SILVERWARE.
Equal to ('oto—void the hest make ..t• Shi v er Plated
Ware. Each article i= warranted to le as represented
Watt.ll‘,l and J. ivelry cal.:1111E repaired nod satishic
ii.lll 1;.)1i HARLEY.
.littecessor to Haliffer Ilarley.)
No. 6%11. Street,
—6 1110 R.
3farcli i I, 1,413
GZ.MEN.L . COUNT T, s :
The Commonwealth of Penna.,
To Till: MU :• ur C: It Er•: , (ors•rv, (;nEL TIN :
IE/Lem's, Nahry flainlin by her next
Wend, ithant 11. Ifthrittan, did, on the 11th day of
June,- PSC?, prefer her Petition to thr. -lodges of onr
County Court or cooonoo Plugs, for the Crnluty of
Creem•, praying htr causes therein smtell, that Pile
,night be divorced from the bonds ol atrunony, en
tered into u nth Allegheny IV
Ws, therefore, command you the said :Iberia . , that
you make known to the said Allegheny W. Ilardinn; : by
publication, according to art of Assembly, that setting
aside ali business and eat:Uses Witittsi.ever, he be and
appear in 'his p r oper perFoli beti re our Judges at
Way nothing, at a rt of Common Pleas, there to he
holden for the I:CUlity of (irreti, ton the Second Mon
day of.lu tie next. Itth3, the e r the bill on peti
tion of the Mid Piat.o hth.nd 1'0,1;i/1e:tit Iy Len Peat
11.111111Ittall, and to show catiiie, if any
he have, why she, the said Nancy . El zabeth Hardin
should oat be divorced from the bonds of miitritilliny,
entered into with him the said A ny W. Ilardin,
agreeably Inn the act of As-entbly tit such case wade
and provided.
nieces the. Hon. Jas. Lindsey. President of au r
iniMl Court at Wayitesburg.:thjs:2-hlt day of March, A.
1) . 1). A WWI.' LY. Proth'y.
To A I.I.EGIIEN Y lIA RD IN :—YOII trill please take
notice. ertlie abo• e order, and appear accordingly.
'63 -4i Tnom
GREENE COUNTY, SS :
1N the Orphan's Court of said County, of.lune 'Perm
1862, No. 4. lu the matter of the Partition and v •
dßnation ofthe Real Estate of Michael zltrosil
der, deed.
And now, to wit: Seittetelwr 10, 1862, the
Sheriff's return to the 11tH rest is contitined by the
and la le ois the heirs to route ildit court at next
Terri, and accept or refuse the !teal Estate at the val •
nation, or show cause why the same s=ail not be sold.
To be served as to those living out of the county b••
publication, in, the — Waynesburg Messenger," for nix
consecutive w •uks, and copies L. be scut by wail to
the set—.:tal NIA( Offices.
And pow. March 230, 1803, the above role removed,
and made re.uroable to the 14,4 day of next Tenn.
Ity the Court, I). A. WURLEY, (let k.
Apr 2S+, Ipt3. CH.
FAR A/ FOR SALE.
T HE molt-rsisood offers laic farm for- ale, siniata In
Hirlll ill tp. containing ahnot
One Hundred and Fifteen Acres,
•
More or lere, • 'on which ' IA C rertell one Hcwed 1.0 4 2
Imioe, three. Cabin houses, log tram, and oilier
out buildings, u c inn), is sr elliwatered andwell iirn-
In rod,
find re. . ail I, d for Fanning or Grazing pinpo
sYS.
TERM,; of -• moderate
tirolass, inquire of . „JOS 1/I,IIIIIN.
March 25. 1863.
paymentn• For ft.rther par
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
JETTERti teststneutarrupon the estate of I@ft A EL
IllArtEL,.rtec'd, late- of Greene enmity, having
bean granted by the Register of Greene enmity to the
usders.ignial, all persons having claims against the
estate are requested to present them for settlement,
an 1 those indebted to emit estate are requested' to pay
the same. AMOS BROVEIR,,a'r.
April 22., 15(1.. • .
GREAT SALE OP BOOTS,I
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. AT
BAITT:t3* .5111-9 t
JJutopened and ready for inspection and sale, one
ot the largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS
in my line. that ever came to Greene (Monty. The
only place in the comity •you can have a knoll choice.
The limited amount of goods kept on hands by other
persons throughout the county, in itiv line, mitten com
pel persons-lit purchase articles They do not like, or go
'without. This inconvenience may be avoided by giv
ing me •
alk. 40A.1.Jr.., !
as I new have en hand as good an assortment of good
as can be found in other Shoe or Fat Stores in ad
joining counties. I will sell the 1 'Pow lag articles s
very little advance on old taircs Take particular NO
TICE: What I say I mean and intend to do, as I have
boneht largely and have bought low; being in the clty
when geld was down to 40 per cent. 1 will sell acc,rd.
inely.
It; addition to my BOOTS, SHOES, HATS an'
CAI'S, I have added a splendid lot of Lathe,' gloves,
which, for variety and beauty can only be appreciated
by examiuing them.
trf\ El 04 lON
\ 4a3a - At
Misses' Ilme, Children's (lose, Suspenders, Neckti , •s,
Collarc, Portmonies, Gentlemen's Socks. Children's
flats and Cans. Nun Bonnets. Blacking and Blacking
Brushes. In tiirt, an assortment tin, nntueruuc tin
Thankful for p favors, i itsk, respectfully, It con
tinuance of t he same.
J. C LIGIITCA
Wayneehurg. April . 5, 1563.-3 m.
GREENS HOUSE HE-OPENED.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods
ritaelliNC
WILLIAM A. PORTE R
I FAS just returned front the Eastern cities with the
large t stock of GOODS ever brought to this place,
which was hototlit low and trill he sold at abullt old
prices, for ('ash or Produce. Ile invites part leo lac at
tention to his huge Stock of
BOOTS AND CLOTHING !
WM. A. will he round r,t Tie “(Ireene ;" Joe
trill rentaot at Ina I,ld noun up lOW la. Call soon at
either stand. '
Waynesburg, ))ee. 17, '62.
ODD FEINS SAVIIG ASSOCIATIOI
o 3
"Ais.ll 3 / 4 WWWIII)
Chartered by the Legislilture Mh. 27, 'O2
J. F. RANDOLPH, President; J F. TEMPLE, Sec'ty;
1V M. A PORTER. Ciffdder,
M Dil% is, R. W. Downey, Norman
Worley, 11. W. liraikiti, J. L. - McConnell, Josiah Por
ton
Collllll , llkatillltS cltr ,, ,ld be ad
e 55121 1 . tit Wm.? A. Porter, it'ay,,est.,•r2, Gwent! couti
ty, Pa. Collections promptly otteneed to.
Loans and tlisc,unts PoistneFs day every
Thursday. Dec. 3 'fi2.:llnion
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
:kp Miij
JAMES CANIER & CO.,
Wrilid respectfully inform their friends and the pu
hc that they have now on hand a good as.;rl:ll , . II!
ail kinds of •
CABINET WARE,
Fill It aF 16 tislinliy k. pt Ili shims in this part of the rot,n
try, of the best materials, aitci by the best work
41J -- Illey still keep a Ilear+e, tool are, at rill [ivies,
prepared to attend promptly to lutterais, eitherin
or country,
'Xitviiesharir, January 2t,
SADDLES AND HARRIES 3
SAMUEL APALLISTI , ,'H,
A1t,14110, Ilartle9; al,lTritak Maker. ..1,1
1.0, Niailistreet.
:opt. 11, 1,161-1-
TOBACCONISTS.
IIOOP .14. Si. HAGER,
Matotraetdirers and viliolosale and retail iioal,rsin
etPizars turd I?..eitr Crtsrw, Pipes, Ate.
Wilson's Old Building, Main street.
%clew 11, !Slit Iv.
4 1irce t
c,.
BiliLY MAU) ii At It
RUNNING REG , 'LARLY BETWEEN
WAYlelliilli} Al D Elb'ES'llllllll
THE undersigned respect fall) informs the generous
Pottlic. that Irt vimtr the euntract ler Inv rut ryititttil the
ui .ii betw eeh the althea molds, he has plan• t i cupola thr
route LWI/ 111/AV coottatoliomi Hacks for the ac
commodation of the tiavollnx ClllllllllllliV, (Inc wit I
leave the Ilamilton Enlist, \4 ayne:l4'. every morn
ing, Sum Mys excepted, at 74 o'clock. told wi.ll:4,Yrive
at Iticee' Landing to tiara for tint Itoat to eit t o,,, rg h.
the other will leave Rims' anthag at the same little
and arrive in ‘Vayttesborc NI/ 'ling will he
sparest for the ar....ohltootiation of passengers,
TI mirri 1)117(:11E11, Proprietor.
August 7tn, ititi I. no. 0.
HUGHES & O.IIIYER,
Grocers. Forwarding and
•
COMMISSION MERCIIELNI TS
Rices' Landing, Greene Co., Po.
Are prepared with the ll ums*. and hest Grocery and
Forwarding Rooms to tile for all goods on enn
.
signment. and also
GOOD WAREHOUSES,
on the kg.nk of the rivcr, convenient for boats to land,
for storing alb kLbils.ofprodoce, for shipment to Pitts
burgh, or the E astern cities, on the nona reasonable
terms.
They hope by strict attention and I,lllg experience, in
business, to receive a liberal share of patronage.
In addition to the above, fluty will keep on hand
gone assortment of
FREBII GROCERIEs.
from the head of pi,,sket. at wholesale prices, to accom
'mtate all who will favor them w i th their patronage.
A pri I 11, 18110.
S. & J. SEDGWICR,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
"
EiNDING,
The above gentlemen give notice to the pithlic. that
by the death of a former partner, the late firms of stro
snider & Sedgewicks, and Sedgewicks & Co., have
been dissolv e d, an d the business connected therewith
must he settled witti them; and hereafter the above
business will be rout inuerlattdepromptly attended to
by the above firm. Also', Leather, Shoe Findings, c.
as well as a good assortment of Mitt Maws will he kept
on hand. All up Commission must be paid heo,re
the goods are removed.
March 6, 1861—no:Ill—rim.
GREENE COUNTY, SS:
IN the Orphan'n Court of said County of June
'Fenn, WWI, No. 7.
In the mai ter or ow .sale of the. Real Estate of Thom
as Hoard. dec'd. Am} powOo wit : Maith 19. It:AA, the
Court appoint Norman Worley, Auditor, to ascertain
liens against the heirs f said olec'd, according to Act
of Assembly. . By the Court,
Aurst : 11. A. WORLEY, Clerk.
1 will attend to the duties of the above appointment
at the Prothonotary's office, in Way toesburg.on Thu rd
day, rue 14th day ofJoine, A. D.. 18133.
May 13. 'O. NORMAN WORLEY, Auditor.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
LETTPRM tessameritaiT upon the estate ..f 111 RA M
KENT, of Fran* been granted by the
Register of GreeneL.epunty tti the undersigned. All
persons having claims against the estate are requested
to present them for settlement, and those ins Wiled to
said estate are requester) to pity the same.
May 13, 1883. —. WM. GORDON, Rs's.
Vittsbu#4 Abtferligenunts.
BOOT AND SHOE AUCTION.
415 TEILLIMIn
Ell
AUCTION HOUSE,
Fifth Street, Masonic Hall, Pittsburgh, Penna
1 : I ..kp rgseiixs
Boys and Children's •
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
would call the particular attention of Country Mer
chants and dealers to the sante, a aarateteetvz that both
in retard to PRICE and QUALITY OF (:(101.)8 tee
can give better satisfaction than any other house in
the West. One call we think will suffice to prove the
correct!). SS Or the aill/Ve assertion. as we are continu
ally in receipt of goods direct front Boston.
Pittsburgh, April 6, W.- y.
_
PITTSBURGH
Mourning and Housefurnishing
I) BY GOODS STOII.E.
D. COOPER etc
73 Market street, Pittsburgh.
( - lON EINUE to devote, their whole ;mention as
V; in years past, to the stile of 31OURNING and
lIGUSEFURNIS;ANG DRY GOODS. In their
sMI/0 fr DEPA IZTAI ENT
will he foultd all times. a full assortment or Deep
and Half Mourning Dress Goods, Shawls, &c., &c.
In their
NOUS FIEF:I:IP WO DE P. 3 7'X ENT,
Donselieepers will find Slintdiinz. Table I
Pillow Case ;Muslin,: and Idioms, Towellings.
Quills, Napkins, &v.. &e. We invite poisrills
I;ity to piirrhase either 1/f the :thole ( . 1:14,,
of (;,,..ds to give it call. as we keep Lord Goods
:mil are determined to ,en t h em at t h e 10w,,,t Cann
prices. April 8. 1t5c3,_,2,,,
R. R. BULGER.
Manufar:t urer "of every deerriplion of
F°lJftlVX'l't7 312 ,
NO 95 F:TIikEET.
PENN'A
A full . - u.sortatent
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED FURNITURE
COll9l.alltly 011 11111110. which I will 4141 al the lowcat
price: fit cnsli. •
Ang..ll, Istll-Iv.
WAIL PAPER.
NEVER, OR NOW,
THE TTME 13r1
IAT ..eL I_, IA E".4l..E'' If;
Flic price is weacilly advancing in iltc Eastern
ilik(ly
ITi NYE on hand 100,000 Robs of Wall Paper to
li e illZ, and
selling at ibil prices, also
PIGGIIf 11 CUIITAIN S. PLAIN- AND SATIN
GREEN VI IN In, INN PAPER,
Call and examine for yonrsolves.
NV holesale liealova - roquestcrl to call and
e.kauline our stork ;Lint torires before porslinsing elqe-
12=
Mill
No 91, Wood street, butAreun -Ith :111.1 :/1 S'.P.
Jreud .." Ditmi.,m,l A Ile_'
Pittsburgh. April 9, 'i.3
/ 1863. olt
NOW OZ. NEVER !
:1) 2AI1 4
'
Arain heats till the %Vest in
STVLE. QUALITY killP PRICE,
Wall Papers
Boni , Deenrati , mg, Tf riurraing,
Fire r•ic , of rtlwigit anti I).kuiestir tuali
iifacitire, for? It Lc W. P. MARSHALL,
Apt '63. l'7 Wood i f.. near Fotirtll,YUlS.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
IN V ENT El) 1-43-BI Plt OWED IMO.
ADAPTED TO ALL KINDS OF' NIANUFACTIIR-
IN (4 PURPOSE:4
Sewng Collally as well on anus
this, Cloth and Leather.
cORN ER oF PENN & ST. CLAIR STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PI,
April 16 I . yr. A. M. M'GREGOR, AGENT
ST- NICUOLAS HOTEL,
cuRNER GRANT ANI) .ITEi STREET
I. I II"ISEUR'Ii PA.
FEU S'irciprivtor.
Api il 4.
NEW SPRiNS GODDS.
SEU'Y 1) ARVIVAL AT
J. M. BURatiFIELD'S.
Figured All \\ 11h• I,aities. for:'" .
Ne‘v , r 4 4 3.14 Vi g il led Miring I.itiny4=
Traveling Drnini
liti,rltVil and mi6dir'ailiY4l
Ii kall l iic it,.
A 14,1 of old Cond.: verY ellea n
A n il' , 4; r , I,nd.
& H. i• ILI PS.
N o , a nd 3 St. 1" lair Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MANUFAcTUREBS
1 , 1,1)(111 OIL CLOTHS. TRANSPARENT OREEN
OIL CLOTHS. FURNITURE (lIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW sIIADE: 4 . TABLE (wIL
CLOTHS, CARRIAGE CLOTHS.
dealers in Leather Belting, Lace Leath
er, Indiau Rubber Belling; Hose Steam
Packing. Tubing. IVheat Dri/Ys
?Vies, Clothing, and all other
articles made of
But& r, . , cti r.
WholeQate and retail 1111yITS twill tlad oar stack large
well sete, led. and at the Im,NFI p,
April d 4. ••
P URN )11:1i .1. s REvNtr,tt li. P. REMIER,
REYMER & BROTHERS,
Dealers
IS MAI "IA AAA
7 1i:b . ttzu 44, a a .4 20
Nuts. Confectionel , sugars. hire urks,
At . d also Mann r.v( Hirer. of all Varieties or
Pine Crcain, Cundus,Chvolate Creams,
Grim Jelly and Licorice Drops, Jellies,
Syrups, &c.
No 126 AND 129 Rion STa6 IT. A BONE .
April rut, Pt, TSBI ern, P 4
Young's Eating Saloon,
r,UNF,R VIRGIN ALLEY - AND
SMITHFIELD STREETS,
Where OYSTERS nod all the eelit 1.11 IPft Or the .seem
Will be served up In the ino.t p thtinble art le .
ELI YOUNG.
Corner Virgin and A Itey sutrt h Hale at
o,t 14. '62. v
S. B. Sr. C. P. MAIMI.E,
M A NUFA CTURERS ABU DEALERS IN
BOOK, OAP, LETTER.
\ O !: !l e l! ,
a k , tl it : i i ‘ t , s ) 0 27 f W4l.l ) l. o 7l s V F ;Y E 't r l'E to ß have remnv
No. 33 Sulthßeld Street,
PITTSEUROI, p
Cash IFP•or Tradefor Rags. No , .
THOS. C. LAZEAR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. fig %N I A NT STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
pf 11.1861 1v
(BOARDMAN, aakir do CO.t
t 1 WO 3
Manufactured at ALBANY, N. Y.
rrliE BEST AND MOST DURABLE INHTRUMENT
I made, and selling at Extremely Luso Prices, it
u It ate tlttu.s.
PIANO FORTES OF ALL SIZES AND
.STYLES,
WITH OUR PATENT
INSULATED IRON RIM AND FRAME
OVERSTRUNG BASS,
Containing Ev ry Real Improvement
These instrutrents are far superior to any other Piano
Fortes 'made, for durability, purity, and sweetness of
tone, perfection of elastic touch, and for keeping in tune.
FULLY WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS
Send for DescriptiTe Circulars, giving, prices and
every information. Satisfactioa guaranteed, or move
and expenses refunded.
BOARDMAN, GRAY & CO., _Albany, N. Y
July, 30th, 1862.-ly
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
~Fl l4 :,xtztA.
Medical Advice gi% on Gratis by theArting Atgeon.
Vainahle REPolurs on SPERMATORRIECEA or
SEMINAL WEAL ESS, and other Diseases of the
xual organs., ai:d on the NEW REMEDIES em
ployed in the Dispulmtry,' sent in sealed letter envet
op,,s, free of charge. Address
Dr. .1. SKILLIN HOEG IlTi IN, !toward Association.
No. South Ninth Str,et, Philadelphia, Pa
January 14, 1563.
STEINWAY & SONS'
kitXIFIE (1)
THE BEST PIANOS IN THE WORLD.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
WE would respectfully direct the attention °feta.
zens of Waynesburg and vicinity to the vent
and universally admitted superiority of I:se Pianoe mad
ny El;\ WAY & SONS, New York.
The tone of these Instruments more nearly resembles
the - human t oirC . in the rtdor i ged aid tingi n g quat
ities of their sound ; and they com Mite in a wontlerilVt.
degree POWER and HVEETXESS. Both fot
instrumental performance, and as an actompati
isterit to ~ , o cal music:4lm.y nr • altogether unrivalled.
We Challenge ConiVarison, and we War
rant them sill-mita in every respect to anything WIC
in the S11:1110 of a Forte
rio Id at ,\e‘v Swk l'oenov prices by
H. KLEMM & BRO.
No. 53 Finn Street, Pittsburgh.
Pole Agents for StflitM'ay . S
1911(109 for %V (ern
Pennsylvania, Rasters Ohio, and North Woolen) Vir ,
tint.
No. 53 Fifth 'Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Sole A gen tator the • .‘ (' a ;liar'. llarninniunia and Me
loileons,'• for Wrlatern Pennsylvania, Eastern 01110
and Nortlncyrothon art. 1,'112 lg.
MIMI
ECNABE'S PIANOS
MA MU F•CTURED 91t
WILLIAM .RI ABE & CO.
above Pianos from their Factory poetess nil the
enheri.o. and latest tutprovemehts, includin g its
• ..901-0-7EFE
Overstrung. Improved Full irrinTrame, Felt Cover*
11nooneu, &c.
TU Ln F. no. one of the most eminent pianists in 17.4.
wm Id, says : have great pleasure in certifying that
I have tried your Pianos, and find them equal, If
not superior. to any in this country. Among their
gie hick distinguish them, is the evennege
of 1011 e. the agreeable and easy touch, and volume of
lone. Wi,din,s• you all the sur:eas you so highly d;-
serve. I ate, sir, yours THALIIIMRG." •
C. Onoht:, illy well kiutivit rmaposer, Wilniingtoo.
Delaware. saps that "they cahnnt he surpassed by any
hi the market."
11. VIECXTEMI7I3 writes :—"1 Wag delighted on heal ,
'lig the clear aloi full vne of one of your first class
Pianos "
.li7 - The above Pianos are warranted for five peer
For Sale by CHARLOTTE' BLUME,
No. 13 Firth strord,2,l dolor atoviie Wood et., Pattenson's
New !Sodding. Wan. 1862.
WHEELER Si, WILSON'S
"Sewing Machines,"
No. r FIFTH STNEir.T, PITT:4IIIIPMIT, PEA
A2C(//' , /(7/ the First Propfuni at the
OMB STATES FAIR,
1838, 1859 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF 80,000
NACHIiVES sold in the United States,
Sill: ( inaks
Dusters,
g0,(00 SOLI) TIM PAST YEAR
Froni+
WHEELER VvILSON'S
ImprOved Sewing Machines,
.EST
REDUCED PRICES,{
with int tensed confidence of its n erits an the hest and
most usefdl Family Sewing .Mlfachine now in use. ft
1101• F! equally well on the thirWst end thinnest fablien,
„mkes he I,,,A,ttirh jr,iinspillle to unravel, with the ee
sontint advantage ”fherne alike on both sides, forming
nn ring, or chain on the ;tinier aide—is Rimple in con
el ruction more =pewit in movement, and more durable
than ary other machine..
We .ive full instructions to enable the purchaser to
ordinary seams. stitch, hem, fell. quilt, gather,
bind nod Welk', ..n the Paine machine, and warrant
it 1, , r three. scars.
'in.lll;us rootnirirg testitoon:als froni ladies of the
highest stanill , l 1 , a,1 and Welt, giving prices, &e.,
will be furniglir ,, gi:AiiP(lll nppliration 1.11 person or by
toto.r.
SCW in g Machine Neelice, Silk. Twist Cotton trod Oi
constanaly
WILLIAM StllidiNEß & CO,
Pittsburgh, 04 I. I,
VENITIAN BLINDS!
G. P. WERTZ,
First Mention, and Excelsior
VEIIIIBI iIL3II FACTORYI
NO. 7•.: .:ORN ER THIRD AND MARKET SE.,
WAR/MOOT ON FIRST FIAO/}l.
l'A.
TIMIOSIE wishing to ornish their housee with Venil
tote BRUM+ of the
EXQUISITE AND ELABORATE FINISH,
Will find it to their interest to give me a call befoul
purchasing elsewhere. My work in got up by the best
mechanics. Every attention is paid to the Made elf
customers.
PRICES 11.43 - w.
ALL WORK WARRANTED!
Old) lILINIP 4 4EPAIRED NEATLY, or reruatieleti, is
desired, to appear the same as new, of the LATEST
:ITV LE, without extortion.
Those having Dwellings. Cherehea or Public Build
ings to furnish with
Blinds di: Revolving or Stationary Shutters.
Would save money by gkin g rite a call, Corner of
Third and Market Street.
Oct. 1.
CORNUCOPIA SALOON,
No. Fifth Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FRED. WEISS, PROPRIETOR.
oaohpr • Iv
-AND
ittstlurg.
KLEBEP & BRO
1 , '()1t TIII, yEATI::;
MORE THAN
IMES
We offer to the public
GEORGE P. WERTZ