agrintiturai,
liest.of Plowing by Steam.
livVnuaarve, according to the state
ment of English papers, that the cost
oflintaikteby the use of Fowler's steam
*ow on strong land, has been found as
gw „ stated. The expense of plow
silo engine complete is £l,OOO, but the
engine being used for other purposes
when not plowing, it is thought fair to
4;thitate the whole cost at £7OO. The
following is a correct statement of the
yearly items :
Interest'est x £7oo, 5 per cent.
Antill' wear, 10 per cent .
Ropairs of' brakage.
9frid, oil and tallow ,
gett.
Water cart.
£3OB
_litie above estimate is based on an
alleseance of one hundred days actual
*vice each year, which would be over
aor $l5 daily—or over $3O at the
prieent value of currency in this coun
try. The daily average number of
acres plowed has been eight, and the
cost therefore in our present currency
would be about $4 per acre, or $2 in
gold.
It would be a question for our far
teem to answer, whether this work
oil Mid be more cheaply accomplished by
hones, if it were not for the fact that
him-work, coal and wages are all cheap
er bi England than here. At. the same
*ilia the labor of horses is dearer. The
l,* Au
'Authority states that twelve '
shill
liper acre is the lowest rate that
Wing am be done on strong soils
*ones in England—which would
Ilia in gold, or over $6 at the pres
-14:0- in American currency. This
;ieigaft. tile case, steam-plowine , is prac
r
rid more profitable in England.
Probably with all the drawbacks of
higher prices here and rougher land,
,
... •'- ..40 -the want of experience, it
~ ,
4 •Mt be executed at the present
thgt a ttleas tlihu seven or eight dollars
piiistailka: 1, - * vif the preceeding figures are
rellM.'''n appears that the first year
;Lptrre eiperimerits there were many
ges and interruptions. But now,
afterAllejwse,, of ,three years, through
morilibllt iii licianagement, they have
become but few, and the expense con
ampatoveinly - lesicned. It is for
thelPlllo4iteige three years that these
?stag were made and not for the
'«W leave never been sanguine that
eteraft)wing would soon be intro,
:01,110.4166 seuntry, and have no doubt
tlairtrU i ttieml - retarded by unsuccess
ful eximPftwentec made through a enista
ked-ileiV 'of its easy accomplishment.
to r prospeet-at present of its in
. ction, except on the broad plains
Where the seasonable per
fessmsnos of plowing over thousands of
lOW
by. means of machinery, for the
pumas* of timely planting, may be
awe important than the saving of ex
pense in the operation. Countiy Gen-
---••
,
How hi Kitt Canada Thistles.
Heavy feeding and early mowing are
t - tor this pest. To
• i groumi. exoopt by thorough
"tr. ip a sure means of encourag
ing, • groWth and spreading. And
even the most perfect and expensive
fall*king'is liable to fail of its object if
by chance a single stalk is allowed to
seed indli j eseighliorhood ; because the
sevkapiscattered by the wind with '
great facility; and the better the titlh
the snore readily the seed germinates.
Stordinary cultivation the roots are . ,
brokori , and disturbed, and the seed is '
mafthed usually before the crop is ripe
enough to harvest. Under such cir
cumstances the spread is very rapid.
And even in pastures they multiply rap
idly, especially in loose soils. To rid
land of thistles, seed it thickly with
grass. A good strong growth of grass,
taiffldes reducing the amount of thistles
at once, decreases its vitality. and thus
records the maturity until a latter period
than that at which the grass is ripe
enough for haying. If, then, the crop
itpcifttin season, the slender stumps of
tlieitistles are exposed to the darriag
ifkg effects of the weather, and no tears
need be entertained_ clf spreading by
either root or seeding . -
If the eating
i*iayed, there is little danger from
seedmg,.as it is rare to find seeds hav-
ing.viiality When grown among grass
Time and pptient.determination are nec
essary to final sueeess. How long a
time sillthet required in every' cage to
complete their destruction,' I will now
911 1 11 1111 1ja to say; but I have never
&Hoant an instance when enough this
were found at the second cutting to
kiliss the mallet value of the hay, or
ter:lMlstuna4 lesson the amount.—
Aissnle, I think the third mowing
will prove effectual, except against
whet may yet spring from seedremain
iiiehi the soil.
t.
Dent Corn in Western New York.
We have noticeltin former years the
re i,
ah l e
.success of Joseph Wright,
o • ' 77 00, in the cultivation of the
large Dent core—such as is raised in
central and southern Ohio. His land
for t~ifwfweihs remeakell e Sat. - its
, , o,,,lightness and fertility—en
'._ . it-with . leanly planting to mature
, ""%41antassinal frosts. We have
, iirette of his fields, a stalk
w le hierissionly two inches of being
lifelletilfettlfigli, and the upper ear was
too far above the reach of a six-foot
iiiii - to reach up and hang his hat on.
Preolo4l4henie, could not of done
it had he been there. This corn gen
eidtklidded nearly a hundred bush
lietmire,- End in soave instances eon
reiceeded thiii amount. S.
of Wftterloo,• tarnishes the
Gintowilmeir with a statement of the
oftw ier . o4lit Maxon covering eigh
tow acne. He never had a larger
4rne ham. bushels of ears or
440112' Thee,* of this Miety
aommali three bushels of ears
fia i rMi . OTatietled wilt' "Thin variefe
illemat•vit.d tiot . - 0 rillaaanmer , ,_„
dinalliais tin Vi r adilliv
York—but it shown. the compifte fran.
trot in cultivation, which those farmers I
possess, who, by under-draining, ma -
miring, and other good management,
make the season a month longer, as
well as.obtain a larger growth from
everything they cititivate.—CounhT Gen
amen.
D. R. P. Huss. JAMES INGFIR-AM
Government Claims.
HUSS & iNCHRAM,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
.£35
70
36
77
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENT 3.
Having been duly licensed according to Law
by the government AS IS REQKIRED OF ALL PER
SONS TRANSACTING Brett 'BUSINESS. they are fully
prepared with all the suitable blanks and ne•
cessary instructions front the several De
partments at Washington City, to prosecute
with promptness and dispatch all kinds et
War Claims, Pensions, Bounties or Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers, I heir widows, orphan
childremparents brothers and sisters,as well as
the bounty of ene hundred dollars.due discharg—
en sold:era on aecount of wounds received OT
sickness contracted ~, hile in the service s , in
tF .
accordance with the special Act of wit 3d,
4
1863. Also, the Bounty of four it . red dol
lars to Veteran Recruits and t hundred
dollars to rnw recruits or discharged soldiers
or their nest of kin, as authorisea by the Reso
lution of Congress of Januar" 13th, 1864, as
welt as all county or township bounties due
them, will receive their undivided attention if
entrusted to their halitilliti. , Le s qut business of
all kinds respectfulty solicited. Collections
will receive *fir prompt attention.
Mr. Hong,' who has been practicing with
success Gat some time in the Claim business,
most respectfully refers to the following
tlamiants, who, among others, have obtained
Pensions, Bounty or Back Pay through hie
hands:
Samuel Rinehart, Rogersville, Greene Co. Pa.
Wm. Mcclelland, Waynesburg, do do
Michael M'Govern, Jefferson, do do
Jos.. Silveus, Rogersville, do do
A. B. Smith, Mordock's P. 0. do do
Thos. Barnhart, New Freeport, do do
David Johnson, White Cottage, do •do
Jacob Greenlee, Clarksville, do do
Jno. Lundy, Jefferson, do do
Wm. Pratt, Four Mile Bridge, do do
Thos. Longstreth, Spragg's P. 0. do do
Sam' I. Caplan, Prairie City, M' Doriogbli Co.ill.
Harrison Morris,• Newtown, Greene Co. Pa.
Thos. Roseberry, Oak Forrest, do do
Rinehart B. Church, Rogersville, do do
Wm. Wilson., White Cottage, do do
Wni. Fox, New Freeport, do do
F. B. Wilson, Waynesburg, do do
Mrs. Lydia Morris,White Cottage, do do
" Eliza Snyder, Oak Forrest, do do
" J3arbery Masters,N. Freeport,do do
" Nancy Hunt, Waynesburg, do do
" Cartissa Mattux, Sparta. Wash. do
" Mary Thomas, Oak Forrest, Greene do
" Mary C. Silvens, Rogersville, do do
Office in No. 2, Campbell's Row, Waynes
burg, Pa. Jan. 18.
OIL WELL PULPS!
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(Light and Heavy ; Iron and Brass Joints.)
OIL WELL PUMP RODS
OF ALL KINDS
Brass Pump Chambers and Valves
Wrought Iron Pump Chambers lined with
Brass.
Pump Tops and Finished Rods.
WE have on hand and for sale, tight and Heavy
Artesian Tube. Brass or Iron Joints. We w ill
guarantee our Light Tube to stand a working pressu to
of 300 lbs, and the Heavy 1.000 lI.P to the square inch
Wrought Iron Rms. Lined Chambers, the same size.
pipe, for heavy working pressures, We have Just in
troduced Tubular Wrought Than Pump Rods, Flush
Joints, made stong and one Mile its entire length, and
cannot cut 'he sides of the tube.
All kinds of articles connected with
COIL ''VVIOLI.aiSt
Kept constantly on hand
Send for Circular of prices,
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OFFICE, NO. 110,
PUBLISHED THIS DAY!
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BY
PROFESSOR BOWEN.
ore Volume. Cloth. Priv $2410.
COAL AID COAL OIL ; or, The Geology of
the Earth. Being a popular description or Miner
als an 1 Mineral Combustibles. By Eli Bowen, Pro
fessor of Geology. This work should be in the hands
of, and read by all who take any interest in Coal Oil
or Coal. Compliant in one volume, bound. Price
52 00.
Published and or sale at the Cheapest Book
in abe World to buy t r send for a attck of books
which is at
•
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306 Chesnut at., Phi Pa., Pa.
•
Copies of the above. will be sent everywhere, at
once, free of postage. on receipt of the price by us
For Sale by all Booksellers.
Feb. 15, '65.
. _
Auditor's Notice !
GREENE COUNTY, S. S.
Commonwealth of Pennryl- 1 in the Court of Com
yania for use of Thomas mon Pleas. of said
H. Meighen..l9lls. Throck- I County, of Docega
utorton and others, her Term, 1d57, No,
vs. 60.
TOOO3OO Hill and Mathias
Roseherry„ Sgectort of I ecire Facias.
Mathias Roseberry, deed, I
with notice to Tene Ten- I
ants.
And now, to wit: Pecember 21st. lfhit, David Craw
ford, Es q.. appointed auditor to distribute the balance
of the fund my/gaining in court after paying th
amount deemed to U.e representat one of Atk11115441
Sellers.
Attest.
1
I will attend to the deities of the ittswe appcitrt-
Olent, at the Treasuret's Office, in Waynesitrat, on
Wednesday, the filth day of March next • when and
where nil persona interested can attend, if they thiok
proper to do to
Feb 15th, 'Ob.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
TN penmen of as order of the Qrsdians' Coen 01
.L Greene Condi'. tki the undersigned Executor of
the last will and nittamenc ofldnitpan Springer,
deed , sett at etiblic m'" okac, the premises on
die t a b 41 4 , o f gpurai D esh, a valuable traet of land,
militated on the Itennegabela river. in bustard
Grosse CO.: Pb.. at4oining lends of Isaac Morris,
hein (Wert** Morris, land frincerie of doesthan
Miner, deed- and the lEmeagatteia river, COOttining
one hendintaeres sense er ateta it hula port oa of me
hied hiseresied, .witb* henntSlS l MAG r ier
heihiliaria exerted Magee, • , ja. lk• .tuf
werlierweee the left& awl we 1,0 4 1 .
11101111141 11414.11-oeir half if
eamilkiwilias of tbe male, and the remain
' - ' asethe khansidkhr, with [Merritt *eel
Jeg. T. elfitiNfiEß.
. 4,1- Executer,
DM
WATER STREET,
Pittsburgh, Pa
By the rota.
JUSTUS F. TEMPLE,
Prothonotary,
D. CRA WFoRD,
Auditor
-:0:-..-
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
-(.-a:}-
The tax payers of Greene County are
hereby notified that the undersigned Com
missioners will meet them in the respective
townships, to hear appeals from the asses
ments of the township Assessors, as follows,
to wit :
In Springhill tp.. at Stephen Whites Mill,
on the 15th and 16th.
In Gilmore tp., at the house of Enoch ?len-
nen on the 17th.
In Jackson tp., at Peter Grimes Store, on
the 18th.
In Centre tp., at the house of Samuel
Woods, in Clinton, on the 24th and 25th.
JOHN PRIOR,
JOHN G. DINSMORE,
THOMAS SCOTT.
CommtssioNzas OFFICE, Waynesburg Pa., 1_
February, 10 1865.
Commonwealth of Penn'a. Greene Co, SS
In the Common Pleas of said stung, Nn. 4,
Septemder Term, 1864.
Archibald Groc ms, LIBEL IN DIVORCE
vt And now December 20. Igol
Amanda Grooms. Alias Subpnenea returned and
woof being made that defendant cannot lie found in
*aid county, the Conrt order publication by the : 4 lier
iff according to the Act of Assembly, in Such case
made and provided. By the court.
Attest, .1. F TEMPLE. Prothly.
The defendant in the above case will take scrice that
she is required to appear in the Court of Gortim;n
Pleas of the county of Omen°. nn the first day ,if
the next term, to wit: March 20th, ISO, to answer
the petition or libel of the plaintiff,
Jan• 11, 1665.-4 t. MATH JOHNS, ssi'fr.
Greene - County, F.
In the Orphans' Court of Greene county, No.
3. June Term, 1864. fn the matter of the par
tition and valuation of the real estate of Wil
liam Miller, dec'd. • •
And now to wit : Dec. 20'64. Inquisition
confirmed and the Court direct the return of
the Sheriff as to the service of the writ on
parties out of the State. to be amended and to
amend the affidavit to the petition, and grant
a ride upon the heirs and legal representatives
of said deceased, Vl7. : Elizabeth Myers. (wid
ow,) and Elizabeth Millflr. residents of Came
ron, West Virginia, and Jacob Miller and
Hannah Miller, intermarried with Jacob
Isi
ntinger, residents or Aleppo tp.. Greene coun
ty, Pa., to come into Court on the first day of
March term next, and accept or refuse the land
at the valuation, or bid for the same or show
cause why the same shall not be sold by the
court. Attest. J. F. TEMPLE, Clerk.
HEATH JOHNS, Shff.
.023
Fxecutors'Notice,
rETTERS tes'arnent art , having been granted to
/the undersigned It ton the estate of .1 OP' 1,. Stains,
deed. late of Mar ion township, Greene county. Pa.
Notice is hereby given to all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
MARIATT SUTTON,
WM. 11. SUTTON,
Executors.
ja2s
Administrators' Notice.
LETTERA of Admistration, cum testamento Imam
upon the estate of John Cotterell, dec'd., having
been issued to the undersigned, notice is hereby given
to all,persons basins claims agsinst the said estate
to present them for settlement, and all persons in
drlded to said estate are requested to make Mime
d iatv payment. JNO COTTERELL, Jr.
.INO. lIA YEN
Feb 15, '65
Administrator's Notice.
I
ETTER:4 h
Admingration on the estate of
II;E0 KING, late 01 Wayne ta., dec'd., having
been granted to the ism ersietted, notice is hereby
given to persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate tc make immediate payment. and those
having claims against the estate to present them duty
authenticated for settlement. PETER YEAGER
Feb. 16, '6,5. Aolll . f.
Greene county, ss.
In the Orphans' Court of said county of Sep.
term. 1864, No. 21. In the matter of the par
tition and valuation of the real estate of John
McNay, dec'd.
And now to 'ol', : December 20th Mil,
Sheriff return to inquisition approved and con
firmed, and the Court grant a rule upon the
heirs and legal representatives of said deceased
to come into Court, upon the first day of
March Term neat, and chose or refuse the
estate at the valuation thereof, or bid for the
same, or show cause why the same shall not
be sold. By the Court .1. F. TEMPLE,
Attest,
HEATH JOHNS, Stiff.
Greene County, S. S.
IN the Orphan's Court of sad county, of Deeember
Term, 18134, No.
In the matter of the settlement of the final account
of Ezekiel Braden. Administrator, De Boni. a n, of
the Estate of Jonathan Walton, deed.
Exceptions filed—see arrount.
A oil now, to wit; December, 1864, the coact refer
this acemint to A. A, Putman, as auditor to remrt
upon e‘ceptions. J. F. TEMPLE,
Clerk, () C.
Tile underi-igned will ;wend to the dillies of the
above appointment at office, in Waynesburg, on
Wednesday, the Bth day of March, 18e5, oht n and
where all persons inte-ested can attend if they see
proper. A. A. PUR M AN,
Feb. 15, 1 65, Auditor.
PO= 10 al
GREAT CLOAHOME• OF THE WEST
Plittiburgh Cloak and Mantilla
Store :1
73 market Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
ORN, London and New York Fall and Winter
T
Fashions for 1884 and 1865 now ready and on sale
at our sales rooms 73 Market Street. We have now
in stock everything desirable in Ladies and Misses rich
el e gant and fashionable Fall and Winter Cloaks,
Basques, Sacques, and Ctrculars, in Cloib, Velvet,
and other heavy fabrics for wilier wear, and having
purchased largely of Cfrths and other fabrics some
eight months ago. a' 50 per cent.. below the present
prices, we are able to sell Ladies Clements 50 per cent
less than any other Cloak !Lase in the St tea.
And shall keep our Mock full and fashionable through
out the season. and shall offer inducements to layers
of Ladies wear, not equaled in the United States.
Country Merchant's will find us fully prepared to
fill their order, with dispatch. Remember 73, Market
street is the only exclusi ,, e Cloak Mime in the City.
Sept. 21, 1664. M.. 1. SPENCE.
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! CLOAKS !
3111113
NOW READY
And Receiving Daily New Addit'ois,
CLOTH AND SILK !
Paris Cloak ard Shawl
EMPORIUM.
H GUNSENHAUSER, & CO.,
OS MARZZT EMMET.
x=iittmaalax-sam.. x=.o4.
ADAMS' HOUSE,
WAYNESBURC, PENN'A• 7
JACOB HENDERSHOT, .
TAKES pleamare in informing his friends and the
traveling public generally, that he has taken charge
of this popular house of entertainment and feels confi
dent in saying that be can render perfect satisfaction.
Emery
.effortwill be made to meet the wants and wish
es of hia gateste.
The BAR and TABLE will he furnished with the
hest articles found in the snorkel. Ample and convect
kilt stabling. Give us skint. '
Waynesburg, April 1a„,./7104. , .
W A Y NE t lIBUlt G STEAM WILE.
• .Ai. ROlZE*ieepeetihrlly infirm his friends and
e tee ' that he has leased the NEW RTE AN
yi
et hum Pc, where h e will always he
Jeord read to accommodate an who may cell en the
I*barren 11 . Grinding done on the same terms as
by issue FLOUR and FEED kept. constantly
me Meg— Orden for either ran be lift at the lifillorat
- IrsterMiicon. (Jan. 27, ltlell
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p 25 te
name, writes:
"Mv daughter and myself have been cured of a
very debilitating Leucorrlura of long standing, by
two bottles of your SARSAPARILLA."
Rheumatism, Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrofula in the system, are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SARSAPARILLA.
CATHARTIC PILLS
possess so many advantages over the other pur
gatives in the market, and their siinerior virtues
arc so universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do al/
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. AYER, M. D., & Co..
Lowell, Mass., and sold by
Win. A, Porter and Wei. Creigh, and by dealers ev
vry
V0: 4 4' 114 I rwoTOSixd
Plll.l
SORES or Min SPECIFIC PILL;
WILL PI:MITT/7 AND PERMANENTLY Cris AXE CASE OP
Sperrnatorrhea ? Seminal 'Weakness, on
Involuntary Nightly on Daily Lossesi
HOWEVER ORIGINALLY CAUSED, on HOWYNER AG
GRAVATED IN CHARACTER; , while they will speedily'
correctthose terrible morbid conditions which spring
from t he primary d isease,orfrom secret vice- '4
THE SPECIFIO PILL Is equally applicable to
the treatment of every kind of Genitalor Urinary
Irritation“nfapacity t 'or Impotency; Diabetes,
Lime or"Bric,c-D Deposits in the Ham; Nilky
Discharges; Inflammation or Weakness o he Kid
neys, &a. Clergymen, Lawyers, Stud ents,and all wh o
follow sedentary occupations, or whose Brain and
Nervous System aro over-worked, are peculiarly sub
ject to weaknesses o f the GEN ITU-T - EINATY ORGANS.
'rhos() should not fail to use TILE SPECIFIC FILL.
Persons afflicted with any ono or snore of the
above disorders, aro sure to have several, and some
times moat, o f the rox.townie
SYMPTOMS_
Deranged Digestion; Loss of Appetite; :,:oss of
Mehl Constipated Bowels; Fitfutand Tirervoue,
Dr /teary sleep, toitls lustful dreams; Trembled
Breathing; Fai lure of Voice; Irregular action of
the Heart; Pustulous Eruptions on the face and
neck; Headache; A f fections of the Eyes; Loss of
Nemory; Sudden flushesof Heat and. Blushing*:
General Weakness and Indolence; Aversion 6,
Baclety; Relaxed Condition, or Diminished Size,
of the Genital Organs; Involuntary Nightly or
Daily Emissions; Frequent desire to pass Water,
Withyeculiar attending sensations; Melancholy, &c.
Professional Opinions.—"l have used
your 'SPECIFIC Pius' in many cases of Bpormator-
Asa, and with the most perfect success."—J.
TON SANDERS, M. LL. D., Brooklyn.
"It is as near a 'specific , as any medicine_
- can
be. I have cured very severe cases with from SIT TO
'EN Doses."—ll. Sarni, M. A, Ed. Repertory of
Med. Science, New-York_
"I know of no remedy in the whole Xateri ,
.3reclica, equal to your SPECIFIC PILL in Seminal or
Urinary Weaknesses."— ADOLPH Berms, M. D.,
Prof. of Organic Chemistry and Physiology, N. Y.
Personal Opinions.—" Mr. Winchester is
weirrur or ALL omerinsacz, and devotes himself
,enthusiastically to these Preparations."—D. Mass-
MTH Rassa, M. P., LL. D., American Medical
Gazette, New-York.
"I have a personal knowledge of Mr. Wraeurs-
TER'S HONESTY AND INTEGRITY, and can assure the
Profession and the public that his PREPARATION'S CAN
pram.= es."-Jss. E. CHILTON, M.D., Chenxiet,B". Y.
THE SPECIFIC PILL
Is not a Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury, Iron,Cantharides, or any injurious ingredient.
or Price: $1 per box, six boxes (when ordered a 0
once)tbr 85. Sentby Mail. Sold Wholesale and Retail.
at the SoleVeneral Depot in the United States, by 4 ,
J. WINCHESTER; 86 John Street, N. Y.;
LBW NOTICE.
•
LMOS ailiniristration 'having been granted
on thid sone of Jpseph Hallman, late •of Centre
tp t ttteentioen'r : Pa., teethe undersigned. att persons
indebted Is said estate are required to make imme
diate payment, all hating claims to present them
properly authenticated forpettiement.
=MN HUFPNAN,
. • Centre tp,
WILLIAM MUFFMAN,
.1: n 4, 'O. Ca Morrie tp, Adm're.
AYER'S
44i1abripkia.
I Wanamaker & Brown, 11
ii OAK HALL,
FINE READY MADE II
i! CLOTHING, ; 1
I S.
S. E. Cor e la t c;t xe t t li s. & Mar-j1 j
11 PHILADELPHIA. 1 1
i Special Department for
CUSTOM WORK,
11No. 1 S. Sixth Street (I
April 13, 1964-ly
ISRAEL GDIJLD
EDE
Jon eISM It 110, 1
IMPORTERS & JOBBERS 01'
Hosiery, Gloves,
&At4.7os
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES,
213 North Third Street,
Lat. ly occupied by .1. T. WAY at. CO
JOEL .T. (MIX.
ELP B. CILCOPO,
6A511, W. VAN CULIN June 1, IS.G4.
GEO. F. WARDLE. CHARLES N. RE
WARDLE, REED ot CO.,
Wholesale Grocery, Tobacco and
11111110 E CIIMMISSIOII MEEHAN'S,
N. E. Con Sixth and rarket Sts.,
April 13:64-Iy. PHILADELPHIA.
r e o rl (0,
, I))
JUST ARRIVED AT
SAYER'S & HOSKINSON'S,
AT SAYERS' CORNER,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
arc otPring the largest, hest and latest style.;
DLESS SibYkSi
Alpaccas, Coburgs & Wool Delaines
Ina word. we have a supply of the latest style
ni Ladies Dress Goods, Unliar,. and Sleeves. Ent
oidered Sets, Bonnet Skirts, Linings, Dead Nets,
Gloves, II cc iory, hest quality Kid Gloves Trims and
Gingliams, llohnorals and Skeletons, Triniminrs. eon _
sisting of Quilled Ribbons. firaithi, Buttons, lit•aded
'Trimmings, and Noiions of all kinds, :Am numerous to
mention.
1VIOURNI1?G GOODS
A lerns and fled a , entiment of die Inns? Fashionable
Monrning Conde that t.,nild he nail. NI ett's Wear.—
cae,iateres Twonde, .10 ale, Cotton:ides. Flan
nels, Boats all , l Stone of al! sizes, flats and Cape, I,a
-dies'lfate, floods and Nutd, e,
HARD qdRE,
91JEENWARE AND
GRO7ERIB
S ,
musefiirniSilin g Goo 9, Bleached Sqleetinzs, Un
ble,ehe.l c.hee:jog. Coiton Table Cloths, Bed Ticking
and Window'
Our stock is complete in every line, and if our
friends want :food Inomi ins. all we have to say is. that
this is the 'Mum to secure them, CM' soon, as our
',op) I,:
QUICK SALES, AND SMALL PROFITS.
Como one and all, as we are going to sell
the Goods as low as they can be had in
Waynesburg. Mat k this.
0a.12,-64. SAYERS. 4. lIOSKINSON.
EDDIE IS 01,11--10111111 IS IN
"g‘t
NFOrtMS: the citizens of Greene criutity that he has
1 riven up the Ltaguerrean business and re,umed the
old trade the
SILVER SIVITII BUSINESS.
He is pit-pared nuts to repair Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, in the very be=t style, shortest notice. and on
reasonahte tcitos. ii has on hand the very hest Clocks
for Sale.
Sll o P.—Camplo•lPs 1 We, rust dnnr to Squire
Wrh ha.
Way - nes:wig, Pa., May IS, PA.tr.
It DOUGIERTY,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
Respectfully informs the public that he has located in
Waynesburg, Pa., where he intends to mann tacture
Carriages of Every Description,
Front his experience in the business, Le reels ivtnfi
dent It is wsrk will sire entire satisfaction. Ile will use
no low priced material, in any part of ins work, and will
not employ any but sll•erior workman.
All new work will he
Warranted for One Year.
Shopon Greene street, one square south of theCouri
ouse,
Waynesburg, Jan. 25, 1860—no 34.
BRiDGEPORT
At the bridge, one mile east of Waynesburg,
SMITH GREENE, PROPRIE
FUHE undersigned hereby notify the citizens of
1 Greene an I adjoining cnnatirs and the DIWYING
and TRA v ELI:\ (4 PUBLIC in general that he has ta
ken charge of this Hotel and it fully prepared to en
tertain the :raveling pithlic in the v,!ry beet manner
Ile respectfully solicits a liberal share of pattomige of
the public.
The BAR will he suppli,d with the choicest I,IQ.
110R8. The Tattle furnished with the best the coun
try can afford. The ST sill.F.: will be carefully at
tend, d to-. call and try us:
Jan. 13, 1814.
PETROLEUM BANK.
OF CREENE COUNTY.
NOTICE
is hereby riven that the Odd Felkows As.orMlinta at
I Va y ,hutg has fill
in the Attorney General's
office, of the State of Penney Ivania, a certificate that
'mid Association desires to chall2e tie same into a
Rank of Issue, Disraiiiii and Deposit, to be known by
the name, style ant title of he
PETROLEUM BANK OF GiFENE COUNTY
Li he located ie Wayeealieriz. Gregae county, State o
P,nosy Ivan ot. with a cadital shirk or
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
wit'. the •Privilcee of hirreattitnt the Ralnl! to THREE
MUND111 , :1) TII()IJAAND Du I, A t', in jtuanaace
nf an Act ciitilled ''Suptnerncnt to 011 Al . l to esiahli-11
Frye Ittinkintt in Pennsvlvanitt," Ace., t.assett the 3nd
day of May, A. D.,
A. F. TEMPLE, Sec'y.
O H s' L
.10:. RAND LP, Pre
WAL A PORTER. Tren,E'r. net. 5,41-1-fim
sank Notice.
0
', FARMERS' & DROVERS" - BANK,P
‘,‘ ay iteshurg, l'a , 1,111, '64. 1,
‘TOTIrE is heret.y given. agreeably to the proviq
ill ions of the Act of the Legis ature of Penn'a.. enti
tled an "Act entitling the fiat ks of this Common
tve..lol, to become associati.tm for the purpose of
stinking under the laws of the United tztares." that
st a 'fleeting of its stockholders. the a FARMERS' &
DROVERS , ' BANX, II has cried to become such asso
ciation, for the purpose of banking as aforesaid and
its directors bay*: procured the authority of the own
ers of two thirds of its capital stock, to make and
acknowledge the necessary certificate of organization.
Such Rank or n Pqnciatwn to be called. the •Tarmers'
& Drovers' National Bank, of Waynesburg, Pa."
.1. L A ZEA It, Cteheir.
Dec. 21.
WAYNESBURG
MARBLE AND STONE WORKS
SAYERS a RINEHART
• •
Practical Marble and Stone Cutters.
Third Door Btu of the Court 'louse, Main St.
eept. $,'63.
WEALTH ACCUMULATED
LAND 1N MEND COUNTY
SELLING AT 110111,011 S PRICES
Oil Found in Large Quantities !
AT DIFFERENT POINTS.
NEW YORKERS
Jek rit
Philadelphians!
EAGER H lIVEST
Ph ilaelelphia
131, I' while "Oil on tlie . titaiti" tlie !aging eitittena
le, and thousands nt dollars are being invested in
till Stocks and Oil Territory, man} are reserving a
portion at theircapitol and invest in
©LOTIERIB
at the well-known Clothing Emporium or
N. CLARK, & SON,
• • cF .
Paul aID 111T111
CLOTHING,
Bought when Gold was Tumblin , z ! I
from 5 to 12 per cent. a day. an advantage we will
enarantee o every purchaser. We have bought an
immense stock of geods and are determined to sell
them al such prices none will hesitate to buy. Our
stock of both
UPS' 1111 BOYS' ttOTIIIIG
is full anti cotnplete. Coats of the latest style, Frocks,
sacks, anti the very popular business coat, the
I'NGLISH IILKING COAT.
Over Coats nf every grade and mast lashinnab'e styles
Ileavy Beaver, Chittehi Seal-Skins, and the very
newest, the
TIGER OVER COAT.
rants c f every vario v
RIBB ED
•
1' LA IN
FAxrr, and
PLAID I'ASsINIEftE
VeF! ts of e very rtyle,—the latrst hying the
!lOU ki LE- RR LI: A ,4 1'
FURNISHING, GOODS,
NOTIONS.
Filch as
Pulse-Warmers.
3VV,VA 1-NWi
Cariote or Byron of ail sizes. A. fine assortment of
always nn battik. Alsn Cittins and Cordillera which
WP will make to order on =hart notico,
Don't UlliAS the plate—Jo:A
Opposite Jos...Yeater's Confectionary,
TWO 1110113 EST OF Mifflin.
Nov. 30,
CUMMINGS & JENNY'S/
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND COTTAGE UPRIGHT
Piano Fortes,
I%Tco• 276 3Eircon,ct.iatr.n.3r,
EACII INSTRUMENT WIRRINTED FOR
rill 'HESE instruments hove now liven for many years
lie fore the Witte. an have from their EnDeriority
of !One, hness of touch, durability, and eligaece
finish; drawn both many and very tlattei ing commen
t!atinus fro is a ituitemr Of •he most plontineitt mem
bers of the musical profession.
'They ate now otTeredto the pphlic at prices front 25
to 30 per cent. lower than any other instruments of
equarqualities. The steady, increasing demand for
those superior instruments. have induced the 'tinkers
to increase their facilities for manufactut log th m, and
they are now fully prepa ted in meet the demands of
all. tooth wholesale and retail customers.
- Dealers in localities where these instruments have
not yet been introddeel, desiriug, an agency for them,
will be liberally dealt with.
Send for a circular.
Dec. M. 3 mos.
ST, GLAIR HOTEL,
tORNER OF PENN & ST. CLAIR STREETS,
PITTSBOT ell, PA.
J. N. ANDERSON, PROPRIETOR.
ET- This popular house has recency been thorough
ly refitted and fur nished, and now forms one of tbe
most pleasant stopping places in the eity. Terms mod
erase, and satisfaction warranted. April 8, '63— ly
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
Sexual System.—new and reliable treatment—in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION—Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Ad
dress, Dr. J. SKILIN 11011MITOM, Howard Associ
alien, No. R South Ninth Street, Phtlada., Pa.
April 13,'64-Iy.
IN A DAY!
where they are just opening' their
fresh from the Ea:tem cities and
DM
Traveling Shirt..
Draweis, and Under.hiria,
Gloveq, SOlkS.
Port-monies, Tier.,
Collars ibotli linen and raper,)
HATS ANT) CAPS
AIL 1 4 11161 - I.
MANUFACTURERS OF
NEW YORK.
FiVE TEARS,
th) ilorit.
CONSUMPTION.
Thpyimrporlinfalyinrr , n.ntlinii i ronfrannd ( 7, apri
the rotorof the pi blaa I.'l 2, - the
Fever, and dim innh tlia Er i ,etorutimi. y eked
the Izight sue ,t.n, aINN ays, in fr.,in i , proli to fouvteca
'lays. The appetite is at once iPtitaa , •tett, Spathe
patient rapid y vain 3 fir,l, ; the cough, end the
d ;flirt, t &rota! g are spi•edily relieved; the sleep
becomes calm and refreshiug, t the t raenations r row
tar 1 lIE GENERA SYMP
TOMS DISAPPEAR, ITII A tAPIDITY TLIAT
bELMS 111..A.UVELL01;6.—,/, F. Churchill, H. L.
• TEE EYPORTIOZPIIXTES
are an appropriate and s7.r.ririqrmF.DY for ernry (Us
order characterized by any (.1.,-; i unto% iug
M"' S-5.7111.PT0M5:
nip",7t,lmpe,:rerf, or ton lin p Prl , f'f',^ r , Co 7
r,ye sf the /.:/•trt. it. • ; Yiyht pr • ,lirwrrirry . i
; Warr/in(' 4f rgeoo:n t of th
61t111‘1.C, or i 1479 ; Cus4,77z. ; 2.,.8 of iStr9 tit!;
1 . ?O;teli illy it fare lie - PIT, or 1,, ; ,Sit t;,finq
irr4thr, ,ugh the Sbr,rarj, , , , ,,
r.rr or L i nit';
)Srrtiet or Pbntt Less of the Lne of t!e. Lim?,
IL-, (oche .;Gie i .1; P , / n ;
ptce•tts, ( 1'
1 Appetite, r Cpio - t.yalon
of the Stollloo6 alt. l', or AS7 hi. .vg ef e, frcb,
Wore eating; WWI:. or Sour 't,; i on
c,of the B e vy!, ; ,0,-en•nr , .--
71,C11tS of the Lir( r or RLIPF o / . 1 ; ,/,/ efq
11,7 a !J ed Dentition, i,t chi Zdr,'l; cO , 6 &no -
t; r, to CA4 ; or., as in the BeN cull •l nacl of
fins, in Catarrh, ./1:51h ~, a. Br,,scleiti;,,Oye
7,ei,9irt., Scry On, ICe rti If; i", Paral uNi porlia ut
cnmpletc), ale., and Especial I yin t. l I fo,, la Di s_
orrle re or I - keine; Irreg, r 9, Fu,th a s Diffienif,
Painful, Suppre6 Red, Scent", I.:rre ire, Dt la ;ed.
Pecmaturo or too Acrelulat,kot,sirutaicm.
WINCHE§TEIVS HYPOPHOSPHITES
are the best remedy known to Medical relenoe, iit
eV'ry case whore t he phy,iu-ian curnuonly pruncribra
" tonics," irtm,wit.iakty ixer 0,1, fininintet," 4(e.
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
OF MP: ITOPHOSPIII7FS is the only roliotao
form, f this llcine,and 1 3 •proVO t Medical
ProCes,ion r• cr dy
y. I , : 2, a -
0 0 .VOR dVY
ILE)/ El, r.\lll/1.71_1"6 , 11,'
P 1;, , t(ne..,51---F , iit Dollies for
$5. In 16 oe. Atles, Et —Three for 4 irculars
free. E , oll by all rk•rpeetv Driwg - ist tr, and at the
BOW General Depot la the United Staten, by
WINCHESTER, 33 John Street, N. Y.
In Pulmonary Diseascq, fl'le most arm
tire treatment shoutact be pursued
during the Summer Tatou t Its, the period
when most eat ietzls buspend
the use of the :
April 27, '61.1y.
Proclamation.
The :!reatcst than e ever ntl . Pre! to buy gond
Jewelry at Low Prices r
100,001 t Wzt.lleß, Chains. Lnekets. Rinzs,.braculeis,
s ot; ,o*.few.tlry (Mid Pens, &e..
•
TO BE SOLD FOR $1 EACH,
And not ro be Paid for until you know
what yun are to get.
Certificates telitopit ;in iodide and ile valve are pin.
codin Sealed Envelop., and w. II ntiied, one of which
will be sect by Nail to ;thy address 04 receipt of price.
(h•e Certificate ',i.ents, Five 6 , rsl. Eleven for $2.
Thirty for .1;45. :there ate no 1,1;1111(4. 1 . 4111 11111 et sot.
the value of your money. Circulars with particill4ra
sent FREE oldie.ss
I=
229, Broadway. N. IC
April 13:Gt-ly.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN,
Just Published in a Sealed Envelope
Luc; tire en the Nature. Treatment. and Bodies',
_l - 1L I 'ire Sperioritorrlmta or seminal Weakttestol
I nv olunta r y Effilsaion,, sexual Del,'lny, and Imnedi
melds to Mani:tee generally. Nervousness, Consump
tion, liiii!en,y and Fine ; Mental and Physical Ilitcauae
re-olltiiic from setr-Alutye k Be BOISPRT .1.
:II M. D., author of ate ' Green Book,"
&e.
The vyerld renowned author. in this ailinirahle Lee.
tw. clearly proves iron: be , own exiielience that the
171111,0t11 . 41.,A may be eilectuany
reit...vett without titedici.u•, and without dangerto,s
surgical operati4:lllS. hoagies, itistrii men's, rings, or cor
dials, Or the .1 - tit, bi - :We—pointing not
a wade Of a rlire. at once and effete us!,
by nleallti 01 every sullener, h. Mattel' What his
condition may he, IllaV cure hiniscif cheatity, privately,
and radically.
r-Ttll 4 . I,I.:(,TITIZE. ♦VILI, PROVE A BOON TO
THOUSANDS ANI) ii()UAANDS.
Brut, under se,l, in a plain nvelope, to any address
post-paid, rin receipt 01'61X cents, or two post stamps.
Arieress the publishers.
tlf NA. .1. c. KLINE &
127 Enwty, New York, Post Oftice box 1556
June '22, 11,61.
pilabcl*l
i.._ , -- - -tp 'Adlicted Read.---
, . .... . ,
~,RE. .. l iii„„, :,,,.
eds.„„, ~,,,, .„,
..„,,..
• . lion, Epilepsy, I alltllatloll of the
Heart, Torpid Liver, Patty, Irrita—
bility at the r ystetit General or Lot. I Pains or Weak
ness. Night Su eats, Dimness 01 Sight. Fits of Despon
&nee. Muscular Prostre inn and all ths• ases o f the
Nervons centres never 41re•an, Or the CAUSE of their
several afiiir linos. Trey treat results as it they were
c uses; and so no relief is tlllllll,l
WHAT IS THE Cat-SE OF TIIESE III'.3E.ASEA
very frequently 1 'I here is the secret—solitary 5..11-
:Ouse. practiced by thotisaitUs.- ('.:mum:need when
bnys, of school or Cl,'Whl!l"l,, IL iR 1:' pt up even during
yon no mantneel. prodite;ng mental and plivsica/ pros
tration. If ei,111i1111(.11, 1i., , ,, licenses and even mad
ness are the recall. lithe victim he conscious of the
Cail,e(Sfilis il.tray, awl IMt it, he rollers under those
terrible wintery:ll and involtituary emissions which
eeaketi and sitante him, till life heroines grievous.—
Thus place between certain decay and prematur a
death and lion Ode sulfering, tile wretched victim rush
est° SEEF'•DES'FTZUCTImN. or E.inks to an untimely
'crave. If he emanCipates limiscif i-efore the practice
' has 11011 e its wor•I and enters matrimony, his marriage
is unfruitful, and Ills sees?, tells hint that this is caused,
by his early follies.
SUFFERING YOUNG MEN,
Let no false modesty prevent you front explainine
yetr case to nee whose acknowledged position in the
medical piofessien. and respecta` ility in pr vale life,
point Mtn as a private counsellor. Think not to cure
yourself and so tamper with a faculty, the destructioe
of vt hich renders a limn truly itilseralfe. Conic to 1)r.
KINK KEEN, confide in Into as thousands have done
before you.
7n ainrt. to be cunot ralficalfr oC ell rotma or secret
diseases, and minors effects of self-indulgence. apply
to the most successful and experienont Dr. KINKS .
t';Eam‘N Vilr9l.l N. Northwest corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, a squatp
and a half from the .Merchants' Exchange, Philadet,
phis..
Itemernher that SITU:TT: I IER of the FR VIIIA are
rapid 13 removed by the alOi•ation of a new theromeg
twat ;tee' I. only by Ilr. K.
PACK A IMP 14E1)1(71N ES, AD WE, ,Ir.e.„ Fox,
warded to address. niftily direction; put up veiture from
damage or c rios Ur.
p osT I' A ID LETTERS addresPed to Dr. KIN,
KE 1.1 71 y . Phdadelphia, lit:answered forthwith.
April '27, 1 ,64-Iy
MRR! AGE ! Its loves and ha:es sorrows and an
gers. hopes and feats, reerets and joys: MAN
1100D, how lust, how RESTORED; the nature,
reatineet, and ritilipi.l cure of spermatorrlno; Pr sem-
Mal weakness,~ovolcnrar y emissions, sexual debility
and lisped n.latriaae. generally 4 nervousness,
consumption. his. mental and ph' sica I incapacity, re
sulting from SELF-A i:USE—are folly explained in
the MARRIAGE E EIDE, by WM. I'oUNG,
'11,6A most extraordinary book should he in the hands
of every young person contemplating marriage, and
eve!) , !luau n woman who desire to limit the number
of their offspri I,: to their c i instances. Every
disease, and ache Mcidental to youth, maturity,g i g
old age. is folly explained ; oyery partlele of knnw -
edge that shoo Id kno wn in [TIT giypll. It is rpii df
engravings in fliet it discloses secrets that every nod.
st.ouu know ; stilt it is a book that must be locket%
up and tot he about the house. It will he sent to any
n o , o n 11, rccequ el twenty-five cents. in specie at
pasta 2.., stamps. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG, No. 416;
Spruce St above Fourth Philadelphia.
.AFFLICTED and UNFORTUNATE, nn mat,
tel w11:.1 may Impair disease. before you place your
s, Wunder tin care of any one of the notorious Quacks
—native or tortlian. who advertise in this or any other-
Pallet. get a copy of Dr. Young's Rut. k, and read itcare
frilly. Ir will he the means of saving you many a dot-
ynnr health. and possibly your life,
Pr YOUNG can he consulted on any of the dit•ens.
es described in his mitilication, at hit Office, Not 416.'
Spruce St., above Fourth Philadelphia.
fa - Office hours from kw 3 o'clock daily.
/ mil 27, 'f 4 I
s. ar. C. P. MARKLE,
- MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
BOOR, CAP, LETTER,
ANDall kind. of WRAPPING PAPER have rernov
rd fr.in NO. 27 WOOD STREET to
No. 33 Snithileld Strpett
PITTSKIRGU, PA.
Nov. /3; IN3I-17
irrnrCash Tratlernr Rags
Notice to the Public.
riIIIE Cabinet business will be carried on at the old
stand, by the undersigned, where all kinds n
Foul'lore can be had and made to order. A Jlharsn
kept in readiness lo attend funerals.
A MOs MILtREP,
RI;LIIICCA UAL%
March 1854
il
Box 52191'. 0.,
New York