WAYKESBUIU
WEDNESDAY, "MAY 23, 180(1.
IIohrkTamkim. Our town was honor,
ed by th presence ol one of the abovo
class during the past week. On Satur
day evening ho delivoreda free lecture
to quits a number of our citizens at the
Adams Inn bat whether he convinced
the peaple that he was a humbug or not,
we did not learn. Wonder if ht would
"give ni onr money back !"
I you want Muslins "what is Mualius"
tO JxMHt QlIIIKHJ.
go
Ficki.b. Tho weather has prove!
very treacherous of late. We have
teen having it windy and disagreeable
stanshiny and pleasant, by turus. No
rain, however, which we are very much
in need ot at present. The farmer' re
cnlly planted crop are suffering from
the existing drouth and there is great
tlear by many that if the coi n, cane Ac,
is not soon refreshed by copious draughts
there will aaftin occur the old routine
of replanting. We must not complain
until we see, as it it said, "all things
voik together for good "
How 1'uovoKiNO, Did you ever road what
you supposed to be a very Interesting para
graph in a newspaper, nnd found when ynu
were In the gist" of the Joko, that you sud
denly ran against tho announcement that
somebody had just received an and so In great
profusion, and was prepared to undersell
everybody else this Bldo of tho Atlantic. Wo
lmvj been caught In that snap many a timet
and had we ever learned the vmnli art of pro
fane swearing we doubt not we should have
"went in" on the Billingsgate with a gusto.
But to talk is profitless what wo want to get
at is, to Inform the public that Jambs Guiukb
baa a store "chuck full" of Dry QooJs.
Fordvce Post Office A new Post
Office baa been opened at Morris' Cross
lioads, in Greene county, Pa., at the
place formerly known as Morcdock's, in
Greene township. In consequence of
there being one of that name in Pennsyl
vania already, the Post Master General
ha changed its name to Fordvce.
David A Lemley, Esq. is appointed
Post Master.
Who is it that has th peculiar knack of
selling to every one that comes in his store 7
Jamks Quihkb.
- Wr deaira to Ball the attention of our
readers ti tire advertisement of Mr. A.
Ksv.swbin, he oifi'rs for sale one of ;
the finest farms in Monongalia county, '
W Va. It is known as the Tygard ;
Farm, To auch ot our readers who do- j
ire a gootl farm here is au opportunity j
rarely offered. Churches, Schools and
Mills are close by. Good buildings and ;
ftneos land in good order. j
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Iris unnecessary to say that any ono can ;
bp I I iiiififipn pnuni in .1 amha mini v i'
, ,
liatm.ie kou Junk We bavo recciv- j
el this periodical for June, aud nfu-r
perusal pronounce it every way entitled j
to the attention of all Bound readers. Its ,
.stories are all American, and are most j
'.powerfully and beautifully written.
The sketch of "Colorado," and Our
Entraaoe into Hicbmond," are highly J
graphic and historic. This No. finishes
th Grst Volume of this Magazine. All
who wish to close th volume for the
past yar should not tail to secure the
number for June. Terms : Single
copios $3.00 per year. In clubs of fiye,
aud ono extra copy, 15.00.
You will find that all tho best and cheapest
Ooods are sold by Jamus OimiKit.
WottK tub Roads Now is tho time
for it. They art in condition for im
proventent, and they need it sadly
Let our supervisor see to it whilst the
peeple have leisure and are waiting for
the corn to grow. Thero is not a mile
of road in our county but what needs
grading, filling, or ditching. Let tlione
who do not work hire labor for the pur
pose. It U not money thrown away,
nor labor wasted, it is for the interest
of one and all) means and time well
pent.
It Is customary to go to Gcmsn's for cheap
goods.
Arthur's IIomb Maoazink. The most
brilliant star in tho galaxy of American
pariodioal. Its contents are suited to
th grave, the gay, tho young and old
Iti fashions are tho predominant of tho
season, its illustrations well" executed
and designed. "The Wrecked House
.hold," byT. S. Arthur, "Petroleum,"
the ' sequel to 'Whether it Paid," by
Virginia F. TownBond i r'e among the
jwsny excellent stories of this JCp. fur
J une. Terni t One copy for year
92,50, nine copies tor $10.00.
DeN'r neglect looking at our column of Nbw
AnvariiiSKMENTS.
Goi)Er fOR Junk,- Contains all that is
beautiful and interesting by way of sound
and sentimental literature, "Christ mul
the Sisters of'Hcthany," is the steel plate
tor this month. The-gronping of figures
nd execution are perfcot. Fashions
plates embrace all the late styles, ami
novelties. Bur the insgntine and con-
Tince yourself of it high literary excel
lenoe.
Terms i 3 00 par ytir a singlt
eopy.
i HENRY A. WISE RED1V1VUS.
The following is an extract from a speech
made by Henry A, Wise at Richmond
on the anniversary of Stonewall Jack
son's death. Whatever sensible Northorn
people may think of Wise, he is a rep.
rescntative, somewhnt exaggerated, of
the men of a certain class at tho South,
and therefore the extract is worth reading
The difference between them is, that he
says openly, iu an extravagant way what
they only dare to think soberly. There
is evidenco tint he Is not alone in hoping
that there yet maybe a second revoln.
tion, moro successful than the first, and
wild as that hope id, it is well enough to
know that it exists. Ono reason why it
is never to be fulfilled is in the answer to
Wife's question "Why don't they hang
me?'' Poor man! To hang him would
be to elevate him to the dignity of
martyrdom. IIo answers a much more
useful pnrposo in bi'ing allowed to live
and talk. Hoar him:
"I don't know that 1 am a prisoner
Laughter. I am bound by no chain.
I have a pais to go where I please upon
the soil of my n ilive land. At least
Gen Grant says so. I may be arrested
but I wanted no man living to tell mo
whither I might go. Cheers I have
the proud satisfaction of saying that I
fought nntd wo had won the privilege of
being paroled- Applause. Thero is
no authority here or elsewhere to arrest
me or to stop my mouth so lorg as I
obey' the conditions of that parole; and
upon that parole I shall stand so long
as I live. Applause. You c!l mo
prisoner of war; I am not a prisoner of
war. It a prisoner at all, I am a pris
oner of peace. Among the last shots
fired by infantry at Appomattox were
those fired by the troops that I had tlu
honor and pride to lead; and there at
Appomattox peace was brought about.
"You call the cause lost; it is-not lost
If it it is lost, the cause ot civil liberty
s doomed, for it, too, is lost. There
was a Paradise lost and a Paradise res
gained and thero will bo a Paradise
regained in this country. The blood
that has been spilled
is too precious.
I should not believe in God it I did not
believe that a special providence would
jet give victory to and secure the
triumph of civil liberty in this country
"One thing can bo said, there was one
man who could not oit driven to do that
which he did not consent to do As
long as one man in this Commonwealth
i vnico. 'What Commonwealth?
There never was but mm Virginia
But I tell you, Old Virginia is riot at
home She will come back soon; ot
these days, and then the devil take the
hind most 1 am watching an 1 will lcl
her when she comes what has been done
in her absence I'll say, Mamma, your
children ilid not do that. Ii was done
. . , ,, , .u , - ,
byi
.J II 'WC bf a I.I..4 ll I lit- II. . . I o - n. .1 . M
uain.
-
ay,
thero is but one Virgin a.
They
havo taken ami are wielding her powers,
If I am a traitor, let them make the most
of it. If I am a traitor, why don't they
try me and hang in r! I have lost my
lands and property, but I would clean
boots on your streets sooner than bow
to usurpation. If I had triumphed, 1
should have favored snipping thorn
! naked. Liughter. Pardon! Ibey
might have appealed for pardon, but I
,,, , , i i t
..i.iu u w.c.1, u.iiiiuci. U1....io
would have grauted it. For my sol t, tho
boot being on the other leg. I take no
oaths? I ask no pardons'? Prolonged
cheers. I give you that brigade the
old, the lasting, tho enduring Wise HiU
gade. Cheers and applause
LKTTEll FItOM GEN. GRANT.
Wasiiinoton, May 17. The Presi.
dent sent a message to the House to day
enclosing the following communication
from Lieut. General Grant.
Hkadquahtkks Akmiks U. S
Washington, 1). C , May 10 '(!G. j"
To K- M. Stanton Secretary of War.
Sin : In view of the long delay in
tho lower House of Congress, in agree-,
ing upon a plan for thu reorganization
of tho army, suitable to our present roi
quireuiunts, and the urgent necessity for
early action, I am induced to present
the matter to you oftiiciallj, and to ask
tho attention ot Congress to it, believing
that when they have the mutter fairly
bcfore them, they will do what should
he tlono speedily. At the present time
settlements are spiinging up with unusu
al rapidity in the distnul ot country be
twoen the Missouri river and the Pacitio
Ocean, where heretofore the Indian
was left in undisputed possession. Em.
igranla ure pushing to these settlements
and to thu gold fields ol the Rocky
Mountains by every avail il lo highway.
The pcoplo flocking these regions aro
citizens of the United States, and are
entitled to the protection ol tho Govern
ment. They are developing tho resour
ces ot the country to its great advantage
thus making it tho interest as well as ths
duly 10 give if:?tl military protection,
This makes a indob greatr loroo west
of the Mississippi necessn j' lhan was
uvor heretofore required. A smaiiiiltl
itary force is required in all the States
lately iu rebcll'mi, ami it cannot be fore
seen that this force will not he required
for some time to come. It is to be
hoped that this foroe will not be neces
sary to enforce the laws, cither Slate or
tint i 'ni ill, but the difference tt sentiment
en gendered by the great war which bus
raged for four years, will make the pres.
nee of a military force necessary to
give a feeling of security to the people
All classes disposed to obey the laws of
the it u n try will feel this alike. To
maintain order the Government has
been compelled to retain volunteers all
the while. The volunters bave become
dissatisfied, and ohtiiu that the contract
with them has been violated by retain
ing them afier the war was over, liy
reason of dissatifaction' they aro no Ion
gor ot use, and every oue now remain
ing in the service nik'tit as well be dis
charged at once. The colored volunteer
has equal rights to claim his di'cliargo,
but an yet he has not done ao How
wilt the existing laws authorize the re
tention of this force, even if they are
content to remain ? Tho United States
Sunate passed promptly a bill for the re
organization ot the army, which, in my
opinion, is as free from objection as any
great measure could possibly be. He
sides, it would supply the minimum r
quisite force. It gives but a few thou
and additional men over the present or
ganizttion. but gives a largo number ot
idle battalions and companies, and the
public guarding routs over tho plains
and giving protection in Southern States
demand the occupation of a great num ber
of poets. For many of them a small
company is just as elfocient as ono with
more men would be. Tho bill before
Congress, or the one that has passed the
Senate, gives an increased number of
companies, by diminishing the number
o the rank and tile ot each company.
It is an exceedingly appropriate measure
In this particular, tor it provides for the
inoreaso when occasion requires more
men. The company is the smallest unit
of organization that can be used, with
Out materially injuring deseipl'me and
I efficiency, '
I The belief that Congress would act
promptly in this matter if their attention
was called has induced ino to respectfully
ask your attention to it. If you agree
with mo in this iiialtcr.I would also ask if
yon deem it proper, that this, with such
endorsement as you may be pleased to
make, be laid bofoie Congress through
the Speaker of the House.
Very rcsp'y your ob't servant
U. S. Grant. Lieut. Gen.
Some weeks ago the President nomin
ated Mr. Wm. l' Johnson to be Collec
tor of the 23d district, (Allegheny) in
place of Mr. I). N. White. The Senate
rejected this nomination, among oilier
i reasons, distinctly on the ground that
j Mr Johnson was not a resident of the
I district, and consequently was by law
j ineligible. Now, tho President has
j nominated to the same place a son in--
: law to Mr. Johnston, who does not live
i -r. 'in.:. : . m- uriii:
in inu mibiiioi. l ins ih mi. tv ilium
McCandleFs. He lives at New Brighton,
in Beaver county. Wo believe ho has
hitherto acted with the llepublican
partp. He is a young man ol highly
respectable character and connections,
mid served two or three years in tho
army during tho war.
MARRIED.
On the j'J;h of April, ISdli, by Win
Wiley, Esq.. Mr Wm Hi'Kr, of Ere
poit, Armstrong county. Pa , to Miss
"Maikiik" Maim.k, of Monongalia's tp.,
this county.
On the Slh day of April, by A J.
I rinerinan. E-i , Asv M. Boss, ot Mar
shall coriity, V. Va , to Miss S.UMll A
II AiiTsKi.i., of Allcppo tp., this county.
On the 1 1Mb of April, by the same,
Mr. ,Jno. Haimxki.i. and Miss Maut
IIoi.mi s, both of Marshall county, V.
Va.
Wayucsburg Mavko'.
coniiKCTim wuuki.y ii v .i. oriHi:n.
May 'Si. twit.
ISutter, fresh roll !i
Collee per lh 3;l
Corn per bushel 8.-,
t'orn meal per bushel Km
; Country Soap per It. (is
Candles, mould per It .15
. t ll1(lll!fl) (IjppiKl " ",.
Cheese per lb
' j,'1 p'Tlozeii'.!' Jl!'.'
i '"ur per bbl
Flax seed per bushel.
I1 outliers per lb
Lard per lb
It. W. l'lour per lb 07
Molasses 1 nt) i
Oats per bushel 40 j
Or.ions per bushel 1 CO
Uye per bushel lot)
Hire per lb 15
Sugar, crushed per lh 22
Sugar, retined " " ao
Sugar,. New Orleans, 0 lbs 1 00
Svrup, per gallon 1 00
Salt, No. 1 per bbl 4 50
Soft Soap per gallon !5
Tar per gallon 00
Tea per lb jja2 40
Turpentine per gallon 2 10
Tallow per lb in
Wheat per bushel 2 2.r
White Lead per keg...! 4 00
Whlto Lime perbusiiol fin
Wo 1 common to lino ; fiduOO
Potatoes per bushel g ouu2 M)
Parsnips, per bushel 80
PITISBIKO GENERAL MARKET.
Satuiidav, May 19, 18CG.
GRAIN Wheat is dull and lower ;
Spring is l.eld at $2,122,15. Oats
quiet and unchanged ; Corn it in bet
ter supply but unchanged i sales of 2
cars shelled ami' 1 car in Ears at 80.
Uye is in demand acd prune Penn'a sella
on arrival at $1.
FLOUIl Spring wheat may be quo
ted at $10,73 10 11,50 for fair to choice
brands and Winter Wheat ditto ut$I2
12,C0. Kyo Flour is scarce and firm
at $0,50(37. '
. POTATOES Firm. Sale of primo
Peach Mows ..from store nt $1,401,50
per. bush, nnd 4 dollars per bbl.
liUTTEIt Prices are nominal at 20
25, for common to prime. .
KQGS Firm, may be quoted nt 20.
Baltimore Cattle Market
Baltimohk, May III. Deer Cattle The
offerings during tho past week wore 14(12 bead,
against 80 head previous week. Prices to
day ranged as follows! Scalawags ijm.riO; com
mon, ,$7,r(-,. fair, fS aS.ni). good f8, 75a!, 5j
and ext'a beeves !),ri0 per lou lbs. Tho
market claso rather firm.
Sheep Tho supply this week was fair, and
prices unchangou. Sales were made at C?
1 7i cents nor lh, gross, for clipped sheep. '
Hogs The supply la markut has been good
and sales moderate at KlaU.iiO per inn
pounds not a decline of Ac por pnund on the
ate of last week.
'SPECIAL NOTICES
tr AN EXTENSIVE BALE AND DIS
TRUIUTION of Pianos, Molodoons, Gold and
Silver Ware is now going on at the Salesrooms
of Itwsn ft Bho , !H LUicrty St , N. Y. These
goods are sold at TWO DOLLARS EACH,
Reuaiuu.kss or Vai.uk. Send TWENTY
FIVE Cents for one numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The Number on
each Notice corresponds with tho uunibsr on
panic article nf goods, which will be rent on
recrpt o!' $2. Tho money will be refunded
of the goods do not give satisfaction. Ageuts
make TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER
WEEK. Send fur a Circular.
HEED A TIRO.
Olllce: 1'. O. BOX, 51. '18,
81 Liberty St. ; New York.
April IS, ly
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, whllo residing hi South
America, as a inls-lonary, discovered a sale
and simple remedy for thu euro of Nervous
Weakness, Fa'P' Decay, Diseases of tho
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and tho whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers havo been
already cured by this noble remody. Promp
ted by a desire to benefit the alllieted and un
fortunate I will send tho recipe tor j reparing
and using this medicine. In a sealed envelope,
to any one who noeds it, free of charge.
Plcaso iucloso a post-paid envelope, ad
dressed lo yourse'f.
Address, JOS. T. INMAN,
Station D, lliblc Mouse, .
AprJ 1 , I y New York City.
"Y AnjAnLl KAlriSTATE"'
FOE SALE!
mi-IB UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRA
J TOUS of the estate of tin late LOl' LKN-
AltD, dee'd., will oiler at public sale, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, !)t!i DAY OP JUNE, NEXT,
the following described farm, late the property
oi sam uccuaseu, to u a :
A Til ACT OF LAND
situate in Jeflersr.n township, Greene county,
I'a , ailjoininj: lands of II, 0. lloulsworlii,
Jacob Hush, Uiq., and other.), containing
TWO HUNDRED AND rillUTEEN
ACBES,
more or less, about one hundred and sixty of
wuieuiiru neural, anu cn which are erected a
two story irnme
Agoodframo tenant lmuse, one and a half
stories high, a frame burn, thir.y feet by forty
nud other necessary outbuildings.
This is among the most desirable farma in
the county, and is well worth the attei.lion of
purchasers. There arc several banks of
excellent co d opened on the premises. There
is also a fine orchard of apples, some peach
in.,) ..il.... i....: i... i
,... ...u. i , , i,u 1 1 i-i-n i iii i in; i;n in,
TKUMS OK SALE will be made known n
llie Ltuv ol sale. liKV I LEON lt'
JNO. S. H.YAlil),
May !l, 'nil. Is A.l.niiM.ti-.' .u
A1
for the best selling bonk ever published,
TUUILLLNU STOIIIKS OF TUB GHIJAT
KLIII.LLIOX.
Comprising hen iic adventures and hair breadth
escapes t,f Soldiers,, Scouts, Spies ami ltel'u
ceusi daring explniisot Siimgglers, Guerrillas,
J)espera('.ocs and others ; Tales of Loyal ami
llisloyal women ; Stories of the Negro, iVc,
Ac, with iiicidi nts of Fun and Merriment in
Camp and Field. By Lieutenant Colonel
(.'harks S. (irecne, late" of the United States
Ar.ny. Handsomely illustrated with engrav
ings on steel nud in oil colors.
Send for circulars and S"e the liberal terms
! offered. C 8. GlfUKNU & Co., Publishers.
No. 1U1 S. Third Street, Philadelphia.
Mays,4w.
AYEU'S SAHSAPAUILLA
IS a concentrated extract of the choice root,
so combined w ith other scbstanres of still
greater alterative power as to alford an clTec-
IIJ, lUM miU,lotu ''!r, di?"
II vnvurs oiusapaiina is
rejaueii to cure, nucu
a remedy is surely
wanted by those who
sulfur from Strumous
complaints, and that
ono which will accom
plish their euro must
prove, 11s this bus, ol
Immense service to mis largo class of our af
flicted fellDW-citiwns. How completely this
compound will do It has been proven by ex
periment on many of tho worst cases to bo
found In the following complaints :
Scrofula, Scrofulous Hwellings snd Sores.
Pkin Diseases, Pimples, Pustules, Ulotclics,
Krup'ions. St. Anthony's Fire, Hose or Kry
sipelas. Tetter or Salt'Hheum, Scald Head,
ltingworm, &.C
Syphilis or Venerial Discnse is expelled from
the system by the prolonged use of tills Sarsa
parlila, nnd the patient Is left in comparative
health.
l''emalo diseases aro caused 1V Scrofula In
tho blood, nnd are often soon cured by this
Kxtract of Sirsaparllla,
Do not discaid this invaluable medicine,
because you havo been Imp scd upon by
something pretending to tie sarsaparilla. while
It was not. When you havo used Ayer's
then, and not till then, will ynu know the
virtues of Sarsaparilla. Far minute particu
lars of Iho diseases it cures, we refer you to
Avpr's Aninrinnii Almflmie. which the Aironls
below named will furnish gratis to all who call
for It.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills, for tho euro ot
tjosuvencss, iiaimuieo, Dyspepsia, iiihiiji
Dysentery, Foul stomach,
Milan.,...... (.I.........I. Ilnoilitn IO ' HI.
Headaclie. Piles,
Rhoumatlst
ism. Heartburn arising from Disor
dered Stomach. Pain or Morbid Inaction or
Iho Rowels, Flatulency, Loss of Anpeiito,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Worms, Gout, Neu
ralgia, and for a Dinner Pill.
They uvc suirar coated, so that tho most
sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they
aro the best Apenlent in tho world for all tho
purposes of a family pVyslo.
Prepared by J. C. AVER ft CO., Lowell,
Mass.. and sold bv Dr. D. W. Rradun, Dr.
Wm. L. Crcigh, M. A Harvey, Waynesburg,
Pa., and a l'DruggiCs throughout the county.
May 1(1. 2m ,
PEOPLE'S LINE.
STEAMER "CHIEF-
TAIN," It. R. Aiiiiams, j
Conmmndor, Capt R.
&SlfoMZM CMasos, Clerks leaves'
Orcenshnro, for Pittsburgh every Monday,
Wednesday nnd Friday, at 0 a. in. Leaves
Pittsburgh for Greensboro' every Tuesday,
Thursday nnd Saturday. Mny tn,'(l(l.-ilm.
Aei'ii'iiluir.il Notice.
Tnii Grceno County Agricultural Society
will hold its annual meellna nt Iho C. P.
Church, Carinlchacls, Pa, on SATURDAY,
May ailth, at 2 o'clock, p. m-, for tho election
of officers, for tho ensuing year, and transact
Ing other business of Interest to t.l:e S iclety,
J. 1 M1T0HENEH,
MayD,-8t Secretary.
FARMEBS' GRQCSRl
TIIK OLD NAMK BUT IS KKW flApf"
L . W . THOMPSON
nAVINQ purchased tho abovo named Gr
eery, has refitted and restocked it Ho.
has a complete stock otCimfcciionerv,omnges,
Unions, Sugar, Cotlco, Teaj (green and
black), Syrup, Molasses, canned fruit cheese,
rieo, soda nh, whlto lime, soft soap (country
made) randies, crackers ot all kinds, cigars,
tobacco, (che a ing Hiid smoking) tlsh, lamps,
oil, small fancy articles. Ac, &e. Any one
needing the articles mentioned or anything In
the line not mentioned will do well to call.
Produce taken In trade. Remember tho place,
the "Farmers' Grocery," formerly owned by
1', Drown. J.Iay'J, Mill. -I v.
. TAYLOU & FARLEY'S
MODEL ORGANS.
0. J. WILLARD,
Wo (127 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
rpiIE MOST COMPLETE MUSICAL IN
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PiToc3.oX Oran
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Combining Sweetness and Depth of Tone,
Heautilul ami i waste in Appearance, Ho
llaing and Elevating in its Tendon-
cics. Kor Churches, l'arlors or
the IS indoirit has no equal,
unit has invarlalilv taken
the KIUS r PREMI
UM wherever
exhibited
in
Competition with other well known manufac
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twelve stops, Long Double llrllows, Double
IJlnw .Pedals, Knee Swell, etc., etc., giving
great powci ninl steadiness of tone.
THE SUU-HASa, applied to the Double
Reed Organs, gives a volume of tons equal to
a sixteen foot slop In a Pipe Organ, ami when
applied to our Organs containing them, and
four sets of Heeds the volume of tone is equal
t i a iji'-'ooo pipe organ, and costing only about
one fourth us much. Send for au Illustrated
Price List, giving full nartletilars. Address
orders, O.J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, (127 liroadway, N. T.
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rich rosewood cases, with full Iron frame,
over strung bass and French grand action.
All have large round corners, with back tin-,
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rect likeness taken from photograph, with full
dcuciipiive price list, sent free lo any address
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It ft caul i (fill OHg and O.onts
WOltTII T1I1HTV CKSTS,
AccompatiicB the Circular, and is worthy of
preservation. Dealers will no fur
nished these lieautilul Iu
Mriimcnls nt thu
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
And Teachers nt tho rates of discount. Ad
dress all nrdefs to (. .1. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, (127 Rroadway. N. Y.
Wholesale agents lor m. A. Pond iVCo's,
Reardman, dray A: (-Vs. Win. Knabe& Co.'s,
nnd other llrst class
Circulars giving correct likenesses of theso
ei-lebratctl Piano Forteaund Taylor ft Farley's
Model Oig.tns, forwarded to any address on
application.
Tho ' Latest Simgs, Pu'illslied January 1,
1 H(i(i, nnd mailed to any address free of postage.
Oh, sing me that dear old song y"ic
We've drank from the same canteen, by J.
' O. Ciark, 3-"c
IVantil'ul Wnlcs. sanj bv J. It. Thomas, Hoc
I'm happy as the day is long,
Somebody's Darling,
Violets under Iho snow, by II. Tucker,
Sweet be thy repose, by J. II. Thomas.
Hong ot the spoon, a new college song,
The Angel (luidii, by l'avager,
When 1 went courting Sallie, com'c,
Only a withered rose,
Mother, 1 have he ml sweet music,
l'lonsant dreams of long ago,
Oh, say not a woman's heart Is bought,
Kathleen, dear,
Uefore I was married, O dear,
We'll meet no more at twilight hour.
fillC
U.'iC
Soc
arm
rnc
HOC
:(ic
(5c
r.c
y.ic
HOC
40c
arc
11(10
licautiful Isle nf Hie sea, bv J. It. Thomas, rc
Old don't care, by W. K. lJasf-jrd, -''C
Light of my soul, of then I'm dreaming, !'c
Five o'clock in the morning, 40c
("Icon and I, kmitf by Harry Tucker, !"c
Come, Nellie dear, I'm weeping, by Tucker Wc
Music on Iho waves, vocal duet, by Glover ,i(,!
No time like tho ol lime,
(live Iho old man a chance.
( no bright moony night, ooinic,
They all come home but mine,
Young man on the railway,
Wheii Fenians light for freedom
Down by the nate, by .1. It. Tliomai,
fc-Pa"rlies ordering Music and over
UUc
SOc
lir.c
:10c
fic
a.'c
20c
for tho same will receive Iheirch ango Inclose"
wilh the Music, or M'isio will bo selected, as
parties prefer. All orders promptly ut tended
to, and any information cheerfully given.
ItKi'KiiKXCKs : lion. O. W. Pat'ei'scn, ex
Uovernor of New Yorlt, WesltLld. N. Y., T.
It Colinan. President Lake Sliore Hank, Dun
Ulrk, New York.
Nkw Toiik Cirv ItrPKiiKNcr.s 1 William A,
J p,md&c., William 15. Dradlmry. Cnrhart,
! Needham & Co., Siberia Olt ; Hugh Rlddlo,
. Vsi( i uul1P.,tti supt. Motive I'oweri Erie R. It.
. Wlieelerft Wilson
WAddrcss Orders,
0. J. WILLARD.
Wholesale I'tanoForto, Organ ft Music Dealer,
No. 027 Uruadway, N. Y.
Bee. 20. 1 80S. -if
OYes! O, Yes!
CIOME ALL YOU GOOD PEOPLF-,
young nnd old, who want to purchase
GOOD AND CHEAP CLOTHING!
and cxaniluo my NEW STOCK winch I havo
Just brought ou from thu Ciiy of Philadelphia.
I can sell as good suits of all kinds or
CLOTHING!
as cheap and cheaper than can bo bought In
any other cstal llshmtmt. I am determined
not to be undersold by any one.
A. .1. 80WER3.
Waynes I ill rg. May 0, Tid.-.'lm,
I NNIM
TVKALEH IN Rooks, Htatlonory, Wall Paper, mediate payment, nnd those lmvlnc claims
1 Window Paper, ftc. Hiindny School ngslust the sainu are hereby notified to pro
lloolts of all kinds constHiilly on liiind, Way- sunt them duly Hiiilienlleafed for settlement.
ncsburg. Pa., opposite Post Oillce. 1 JtWEl'H KEENER,
May 0, 'M.-ly Msytew Adm'r. of Jsckion lp.
HllBIln! CHOLERA!
1 Jr 110 V TO A VOID Till!
DREAD DISEASE!
:! 0 '
cujyt -ro TOW, Fttl
RINEHIRT & INGilROI
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE
lily, and have opened the Isrgest
Now Grocery
In town. They tics' re to Inform tho citizens
of Wnvnesburg and vicinity of the care they
have taken iu selecting stock, having on baud
a isood supply of
CONFECTIONS, T011ACCO, CI
OARS, TAR. nlso. l'KOVISI
ONS, I5ACON, DRIED 15KEF
POTATOES, F 1SII,
DRIED PEACHES,
&o , Ac , &i.
Cull and see them as they have just
You will find tlicm accomodating, and csn
sell lower than any ono in thu place. i!o
sure to go to tho right place, in
LEDWITH'3 OLD FLIILDIMG- .
opposite tho Court House, and formerly oc
cupied by the Post Ofilec.
ap:8,'tiii.-tf.
C.KO. E MlNOU...
. L. K. Evans.
DON'T STOP TO LOOK KICK
-uui
GO RIGHT IN!
TO TUB STORK OF
GEO. E. MlfJOH & CO
'IIIJE above named firm has purchased a
JL' complete stock in the Fast and are selling
at reduced prices. It comprises a general as
sortment oi
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, ROOTS, SHOES,"
HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHS,
CASS1MERICS,
ftc, &c, &o.
We would also call thtyipccttl attention of
the LADIES to the largest lot of
RcLitinc and Calicoes
ever microti m tins m truei, win at priees ss
low as before tho war, also, our full hue or
inr.i'.oxs,
veils,
duess ooods,
uhesstu1m.mings.
BUTTONS,
HOOP SKHITS,
BALMO. SKIRTS, Ac.
1011 would do well to rail mimeaiatcly, as
pecs are already stiffening hi the Eastern
market, Don't forget the place, at the
In Minor's Iluiiding, norly opposite tho P.
ft I). N. Rank, Waynesburg. Pa.
April is, 'liii-ti. .
DR TOBIAS' . .
VENETIAN LINI.MKNT.
Diuii ok chocc what a pretty nnd Interest
ing child 1 saw last wei k I Hut now, alas!
it Is no moro. Such was tho conversation of
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars'
Died of croup I how strange ! when Dr. To
bias' Venetian Liniment Is a certain cure, if
taken In time; Now, Mothers, wo appeal t-)
you. It is not for the paltry gall nnd profit
wo make, but for the sake of your infant child
that now lies playing at your feet. Croup Is
a dangerous disease ; hut uso Dr. Tobias
Venetian Liniment In time, and it Is robbed
of its terrors. Always keep It In the house ;
you may not want it lo-nlght, or to-morrow
no telling when but armed with this liniment
you aro prepared, let it eonio when It will.
Prieo only 4ll cents a bottle. Ollloo fid Cort
anilt Street, New York. Mold by all druggils
$l,500 Pa YEAR!" w
want ngciils every where lo sell our imi'iiovh
$1211 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under imu tipper feed. Warranted live
Years. Abovo salary or large commissions
paid. The only machines sold In ilia United
States for less than $IU, which aro lully licens
ed by Howe, Wheeler ft Wilson, drover ft
Raker, Singer ft Co., nnd Rachelder. All
other cheap machines aro Infringements and
tiio selter or user nre liable to arrest, line ami
Imprlasonmcut. Circulars I'roe. Address or
call upon Sliaw ft Clark, Dldde.l'urd, Main or
Chlcngo, 111.
Jan. 1 7-1 v.
DR. TORUS'
VENETIAN LINIMENT.
A CERTAIN CURS for pslns hi limbs mm
back, sore throat, croup, rlieuinatlsin,cnliu,
&o. A perfect family medicine, and never
falls. Read! Red!! Read!!!
Livonia, Watnk Co., Mich., Juno. II?, 'BO.
This is to certify that my wife was taken
with QuInseySoro Throat 1 It commenced to
swell, and was bo sore that she could not
swallow, and coughed violently, I used you
Llnlmont, and made a perfect cum In ono
wook. 1 firmly bellovo that bill for tho Lini
ment sno would have lost her life.
JOHN H. HARLAN.
Trlco 40 and 80 cent Sold by all druggists.
Olllce, 50 C irtlandt Struct, N. 1 .
AilBsiiiitMrnt.or'N Police
LETTERS of administration having hern
granted to the undersigned upon tho es
lateol Oliver Keener, late of Aleppo town
ship, (luo'd. Notico Isliorcby gfvrn to all
licrsnns iiiueuieu rr siuu esiato to nnutu lin
1 1 .1 1 1 1
atored.
Just nutilKlicd. i
1H. ( UUVFRWKI.I.'i I
mil woakness. Involuntary Seminal Losws.
Impotency, Mental mid Physical Incapacity,
Impediments to Marriage, eto.;itla, Commie- (
tiox, Ei ir.Ki ur and Firs, iudu 'td by eelt la
dulgenee or sexual extravagance.
, rrlWce, in a sealed envelope, only 6 eta. ,
Tiie celebrated au'hor in this aihnirabla
essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty year's
uccfiJj'iicc, Hint tho alarming conat
queneesof suit -jtbuso may bo radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal modi- J ,
mm hi inu appilCHUon 01 inarUllO poilllliil ,
out to a mode of euro at once simple, certain,
and enVctu'il, by means ot which cvtry 'iiif-r'J
icrer, no matter what his condition may ue,
may euro himself cliesply. privattly, and .
niiimy. . . . !
CTho Lecture should he In the hands ef i
every youth and evry man in tho land. ' '
Sent, under seal, In a plain envelope, 'to any '. f
address, ( pnij, on receipt of sixcenta, or
two postage stamps Address the publisher, ,
CI I AS J. C. KLINE &(H) "
l27Howcry, New York, lVst Olllce UoailSa ,
nist'2l:'iiii-ly
TAX BA.LE.
I WILL sell nt public sale, to the highest
bidder, ut ths Court House in Waynesburg, '
on tho
SECOND MONDAY CF JUNE NEXT,
the following lots of ground situate Iu lh.
borough of Waynesburg, for the payment of
the taxes due and unpaid by tho owner or ;
owners thereof and which have been assessed ,
upon said lots on tiio owner or ownou thereof,
for Siato. county, township and borough ;
purposes, to wif. ,
1. A LOT OF GROUND situato upon'
Maine or High street, bounded t.y lot ot J. '
ft M. ltinehart on tho East; by lot of the
willow of Christina Ualt.-.-ll, dee'd , on the
West, and Strawberry alley on the North, bo
tug lot No. seventy-seven (77) In the plan of
said town or borough. Assessed 111 the
name of John Jones, or John Jones' heirs '.
2. A LOT OF () ROUND on tho corner of.
Cumberland and (iroene streets, and bounded
on the North by Cle'rry alley, being lot No.
ono hundred nnd seventy-ouo (171) in the
plan of said town. Assessed to or In the
iiBine of Robert Whitchill's heirs.
8. LOTS NUMBERS 25. 2(1, 27, 2R, 29
and 30, situate East of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church. Assessed to Jonathan
Morris, or tho heirs of Jonathan Morris.
4. LOT on tho comer' of Maine or High
and Riehhlll streets, bounded by lot of John
Munnell on the East, and Strawberry alley ou
thu Norm, being the West half ot lot Wo.
seventy-nine (7U) In the plan of said town.
Assessed lo Mrs. Ross, Miss Ross, M. Ros
and Moses Ross.
TERMS Cash in hsnd sulllelent to pay the
taxes, aud costs and expenses of sale, and
bond with security on interest tor tho payment .
of thu Surplus purelmso money, accorduig to
law. TUU.HAS l.MS.
Treasurer ot Oreen County.
Treasurer's Olllce, April 4, 'tiG ts.
apl I '(ill. ,
Exchange Hotel
J, V. JIAI.'N, Proprietor.
TN INVITING THE PUBLIC to his patron- '
I mr; the undersicned feels confident, that
by his long experience, lie 'will bo enabled to
render satisfaction to nil. He guarantees the,
best accommodations both to man and beast.
May M.'il-i-Iy J. W. 11ARN.
Lyons Periodical Drops
the great: female -remedy f u
IRREUULARlTIEn.
These Drops are a seienllllcally compound
ed fluid preparation, nnd belter than an
Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Heing liquid,
their action is direct and positive, rendering
them a reliable, speedy nnd ccrtaiu Hpecitlo
for the cure of all obstructions aud suppres
sions cf nature. -Their popularity is indicated
by tho fact that over 100,000 bottles aro an
nually sold and consumed by tho ladies of tho
United States, every one ol whom speak In
tiio strongest terms of pralso of their great
merits. They are rapidly taking tho placo of
every other Female Remedy, and aro con
pidered by all who know slight of them, a
I lie surest, safest and most infallible prepara
tion in the world, for Hie cure of all female
complaints, the reniond of all obstruction of
nature, nnd tho promotion ot health, regulari
ty and strength. Explicit directions stating
when they liuy be used, nud explaining when
and wh) they should not, nor could not bo
used without producing ell -els contrary to
nature's chosen laws, will bn found carefully
1 folded uround each holllu, with the wiiltcn
signature ot Joiim L. Lvon, without whlcn
none nrogeuuino.
Prepared by D. JOHN L. LYON, lftS
Chapd Street, New Haven, Conn., who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail,
(enclosing stamp,) concerning nll'private dis
eases anil female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggist every whom
O. O. CLARK A CO ,
General Agei.ts for U. S. and Cunai'a.
Nov. K, '(in. Iv.
0
NE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM '
OFFERED 11Y
mKOU &M3URCHINAL.
B.iiTiii'ii'.i.i, i-AVK.rru :o, I'a.
MANCFACllIlllillS or
DANE MILI.3 AM) JVOOK'S EVATOCATOK.
This is the only successful Evaporator for
making a No. I Syrup wilh economy and dis- -patch.
Over ten thousand were ued last full, every
one of which was insured, aud not one return- .
cd.
It Is tho only Evaporator free from liabilities '
fur infringement upon some previous patent.
We are also agents for tho celebrated "VIO- ;
TOR CANE MILIj, "manufactured by ci.auk's
son. io MAciiiNK co. We oiler One Hundred .
Dollars Premium for ssmple of beBt Syrup,
(see piico llstnf (,'ana Mills and Evaporators,
sent free of charge, ) to be awarded by Sorgh- ;
utnConventlon, I he thuo and placo to exam
ine samples to he determined by tho Cnnven
tiHn. J). OWENS. Agent.
ALSO, PROPRIETOR OF THE 1
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
WHERE he keeps constantly on hand,
STOVES of ail kinds and CASTINGS
of all descriptions, Orders solicited aud 1U1- ,
cd promptly. ''
aprilfi dm Watskbiiubo, Pa, 1
A I) M I N I iTaTO US' NOTICETT
Letters of Ailnilnlsl ration upon the Estate nf
JOHN HEADLEE, Esq., lata of Perry Town",
ship Greene Co, dee'd., having been (ranted
to the uuderslgued by tho Register of Greeas 1
Coiiutv, all persons knowing themsolvcs In
debted to said Estato srejrequested to pay the
same, nnd those having t laluisng ilnitsdd Ka
tale are reipicstcd to present them duly au
thenticated lor settlement.
, JMIINEAS HEADLEE, '
ELUIEADLEE. .
A pr 1 0 h Admlnlitrstors. ; . , ,
Valuable llccipos lor halo.
The following reclprs can bo had by calling
on or addressing thu undersigned t
Hair Dye, No. 1, for 7.
Hair Dye, N d. 2, SuinuliillnsJ Onguent,
Hair Runower. Hair Restorer, Cr.ro for Pim
ples and Blotches, Romedy for Freckles and
Tan, all for A
Theoo recipes aro is good as any In use any-'
Where TIIOS. FEltltEU
muriHC Wnvnesburg, Pa.
J50O MOFTH !-rAt.Krs.
Wanted for nx irnliii'lv.new articles, JilSw out,
iiihlr. s O. T. GAREV, City Iiulldhur, Rlddt
fori", Mlno. JimlT, 'irt.-lf.
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