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WAYNESBURG:
- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29. 18ifl.
Srop Thief!- Farmers you may woll
Vejoioe! Look ,it the advertisement of
Hie ' Live Stock Insurance (Jo" under
liead of Now Advertisements.
Ok it Ci.uii The young men ot our
town havo succeeded in orutiizin.i; a
Geary club- Two meetings havo boen
bald audit bida (air to become a foriuU
dablo and. u.nful organization. This is
what the young men of every eoinniu
Wty in our uout'itv should do. Hand
yourselves together. "In Union tiihiikis
VriiENGTii " Wo all know that an army
Compact and disciplined is 'invulnerable,
1ut it become broken and it is easily rout
ed. Unite then and present a firm and
"bristling Iror.t, against which the masses
of our enemy will thunder in vain, and
finally troiu wliiuli the.y will recoil panic
"stricken, dismayed and confused!
' 'CojIMI'.NCKMIiNT EXKIICISICS AT WaYNKS'
iiuun Coi.i.kuk. The Sermon before the
the Graduating Classes will bo preached
on Sabbath evening. Sept. 0, 1800, by
Rev. Wm. Coller, D. D.
Add less before the Philuanniitj Enimu
Wilhrd Literary Societies, by Rev.
Alexander Clark, of Cincinnati, O , Mon
day evening, Sept. 10.
A Musii-iil and Literary Entertainment
will bo given by the Young Ladies, on
Tuesday evening, St'pt. 11.
1 Public examination of Classes in tho
tomato Depart nient, Wednesday, Sept.
12.
Ladies' Commencement, Wednesday
evening-
Meeting of the Alumni Association,
Thursday, Sept, 13 at 2 o'clock i: m.
Gentlemen's Commencement, Thurs
day evening.
To all these Exorcises tho friends of
education are respect fully invited.
An Eaoi.k. Our nciuhbors jn tjio vi
'cinity of Nineveh, havo had the honor
of a visitor in the slinpo ot a monster
Raid Eagle. He stayed with them for
ft short time regaling his ina.v upon
choice poultry, lambs, &u , and departed
..u u..u.H, ... p.easeu witn ins visit - ;
Those that saw him, describe him as a
whopper 'Unsuccessful attempts were '
"",uu l" '
AsicsBMKNr and IssTitccTio. A series
of popular Experiments, enlivened bv '
,. . , ' ' I
lUigio lantern ISxIiiuil una was a von bv
i'rot. W. G Suott on the evening of (ho
23d inst. in (hu College Chapel, for (ho
purpose of procuring money to invest in
Apparatus for tho .Institution. Tho i
night was disngreablu, being rainy and
cold, and but few of cur citizens aware j
of the entertainment, hence their attou- '
dance was not so largo as 1-mked for, or '
as it would have been had it been a pleas- !
ant evening. Q.iite a nice little s.im ;
was realize I. !
A r a meeting of tho Republican citi
zens ot our place at tho Hamilton House'
on Tuesday evening 23d inst. numerous
delegates were appointed to attet d the
Loyal Suiithern Convention to bo held
in Philu Sept. 23d. prox.
We understand that quite a number
are going, and that an enthusiastic time
is expected. Success to till.
13c sums and call at llalsted's Wiiynesi
burg Shoe Store and e'xainine his stock
and pi ices before you buy your winter
supply. Re warrants tho home made
woik.
Ouit streets still exhibit a pitiable con
dition. Were it not for tho dillicully
in selecting subjects, wo believe a few
cases of cholera or somo other epidemic
would excrciso a beneficial effect. And
thou, our pavements I It reminds us of
the story told' by the local ot the Frank
lia Repository, Ho says t
A few davs sinco a stranger accosted
ns with great politeness, and yet with a
suspicious smilo upon his face : "Sir,
is not this town largely engaged in the
. vholesalo. manufacture of boots and
shoes?" "No Sir," wo replied with
some littlo astonishment. "Well then,"
persisted mv interlocutor, "m-n'nt. ilm
most of you tanners?" Still more sur
prised I answered in tho negative.
'"For," continued ho, "you havo the
Worst pavemonls and the fewest I ever
. 'saw anywhere." We felt naturally in
diguant, and thought that it was nono ol
his business, and indeed intimated that
to him. but upon subsequent reflection
tJOiicluded that ho had soma groun Is whore
upon to base his opinions.
Just so horo. It would be tho naturel
Conclusion of almost any stranger.
Tho feeent improvements introduced
Aw Messrs. Mason & Hamlin into (heir
Harmoniums havo increased wonderfully
tho popularity of instruments of this
'class. Admirers of true organ music,
"of sustained hnrmenios, aro no longer
"confined to theasthmnihlo, or weak-lung'
( 'ed tneMeon, or the noisy, ear leailug reed
torgari. An instrument is now obtain
ablo, which is much more under tho
oontroj of the performer, is capable of
producing the softest tones, and yet pos
sesses many times the power of any me-)
lodeon. As tho Mason k ilamlin iostru-
inonts having these now improvements
(we map specify as particularly valuable
the Automaton Swell) are sui generis,
hko those of no other maker, and sinco
thero aro other instruments called bar
nionious without thoso exuellenoes.Messrs
Mison it Hamlin havo adopted and
eopyrighted tho name of Cabinet Organs'
as their special trade mark.
As we have said, the great advantages
possessed by these Cubhiet Organs make
them very desirable for the drawing
room, and they 'are rapidly becoming a
necessity for the family. The low price
at which they aro afforded, brings them
within tho means of almost ovory house
hold; and as lovers of musio we weloomo
tho popularity they havo already attain
ed Jteio York Madcnl Review.
See advertisement in another column.
Tilt', grass and weeds growing over
tho "habitations of tho dead" north of
town, seems to indicate disrespect, if not
criminal neglect to thoso "departed. "-i-Rnnk
vegetation and the rum wrought
by predatory animals havo almost oblit
erntod tho marks that designated thoso
two lots as bii'ial grounds. An occa
sional sandstone crumbling to decay, tho
few marble slabs glistening amid tho
denso foliage, every month ii.clining'
f . V i
iaimer oariiiwaru, suggest norrowtui re
flections. Are thero none in our midst
who o.in recall tho lime when they hoard
tho dull rattle of clods upon the coffin
of sonio dear one in thoso lonely yards f
Surely there is. Then let a decent res
pect lor their remains iirgo upon you
immediate action. Restore tho fences
to a proper condition clear away the no
cumulating undergrowth, and preserve
to ourselves and posterity tho memory
of our earlier citizens.
Lost. Somowhoro on Main Street,
last Tuesday, a flat gold tube ab;mt J of
nn inch long, with a gum string nttaelier
Tho finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at this ollleo.
D.vm Ii;r.!tiKi) Tlio repairs to Dim
No. 2 havo been completed, and tho
Monongahcla packets will hereafter run
regularly,
Evuht S.vriiitDAV is .1 hew jotirnnl.nnd
with the first numoer for Sept will bo
enlarged from 32 to 40 nnsros. TIm
great success of the journal justifies nnd
demands this. Tho conductors have
engaged the sorvioes of such prominent
auditors, ns II
as Henry Kingsley, Alex
D",lla Anthony Tn.lopo, &a., &o , A
m0St lh,'il,in2 8tory fl-on' French of
til
" "'" " 8 "l"
"lioktior& Fields Pubs. Boston Mass.
Dhau John L. Gow. ono of the
.oldest and most cstiniiiblo citizens of
Washington, in this State, died at his
residence in t''nt town at an advanced
ago. Mr. Gow is well known as ono of
the ablest lawyers In Washington county,
Ho Ins, during his life time held many
positions of honor and trust. Ho leaves
a largo (ami y, and an extensive circle of
friends to mourn his loss.
Tiitstitt is great siarcity of teachers for
common Schools in Washington County
so says the Monongtthda RcpHlilicnn.
Friend Ilazzard send along your sheet
wb dont get it inoro than hall the tune.
Hits'. IIoiii.ton Waimi lately made a
speech in Maryland, in which he said:
"Who are against tho Radical Con
gross ? Jcir Davis is against it. Robert
E. Lee, is against it. Henry (iilmoieis
against it. Every rebel is against it.
The sumo men that burned down your
dwcllingsat night, and made war hideous
along your borders, are again.-1 it. Tho
sneaking.hissing, Northern Copperhead
is against it. I say to you who is tor it?
Everv mother who bus lost a son; and
every wife who has given her husband;
and every one Who visits tlm sacred
graves that aro sprinkled all over tho
land, in tears and sorrow; every lover
ot his country, North and South, aro in
favor of it."
WHO DID it! .
The last North American presents the
ease of Radicalism vs. Democracy jtl
the following clear light: -
The Republicans' in Congress labored
through tho whole of tho latu session to
provide protection for the freedmcn in
their now'.y acquired rights. How much
didtheDeimcrats in Congress do toward
that object?
The Uopiblicans in Congress sought
earnestly and persistently to provido
somo means ot scouring the personal
safety and the rights of-the persecuted
Union men of the south against tho
vcnginooof tho defeated rebels How
much did tho Democrats in Congross do
toward that object?
Tho Republicans in Congross endeav
ored to give the regularity of a statute
enactment to tho reconstruction plan ot
Prcsldont Johnson, and to phico upon
our records tho lonns "of re-admission as
a future security for';both south and
north. How much did the Domoorats In
Congress do toward that object?
The Republicans in Congress sought
by legislation and by constitutional
nniondmontlo guurrantee to overy citizen
of tho republic eqmlity of civil rights
beforo the law. How much did tho
Democrats do toward that object?
Uepublicans in Congross sought
to break up the foundations of socesuiou
And rebellion by making citizenship
national and not sootioual. How much
did the Democrats do toward that object?
The Republicans in Congress tried to
the extent of their powers to abolish
throughout the bounds ot the republic
the evils of caste-, as second only to those
of slavery. How much did the Domo
oraU do toward thai objoett
The Republicans in Congress provid
ed, tho Freodinen'a Bureau, a means of
defending the rights of the emancipated
slaves against the opp-csions of their
latu masters, by civil agents and tri
bunals. How much did tho Democrats
do toward that object?
The Republicans in Congress strove to
guard against all future chances of rebel
Attempts to repudiate tho national war
debt by amending the Constitution so as
to make tho debt inviolate. How much
did the Democrats do toward that object?
Tho Republicans in Congress tiiulto
guard the tre.nmry and the tax-payirs
against being saddled with the payment
of compensation to slave owner for
emancipated slaves. Row much did the
Democrats do toward that object?
Tho Republicans in Congress endenv
ored to guard against oligarchy by pro
,, ,
through
viding for impartial renresontation
a constitutional amendment.
whereby tho representation of a Stae
would bo apportioned to its voters. How
much did tho Democrats io toward that
object?
An answer to thoso queries is rcspoct'
fully requested from thoso of our Domo
emtio ooto.iiporaries who have been so
fluent in their denunciation of tho Re
publicans in Congress.
A SIGNIFICANT OMISSION.
It is a noteworthy f ict says tho Phila
delphia Press, ono, indeed, that may
well challenge the uttonlion of the whole
country that iu tho entire proceedings
ot the late Mongrul Convention, the
name of Aukaiiam Lincoln does not
oncooccur. The address, prepared with
so much care, and read with bo much
dramatic emphasis, by Mr. Raymond
purports to give a liistoiic sketch of the
late civil war, and of tho antecedcii
events connected therewith; and one
woulJ naturally look tor frequent mention
of the name of tho illintiions martyred
Pnsideiit in rispio.luction,if 'anywhere
Ami yet even from tiis, deference, of
course, to the teilmgsof the rebel fuiiirv
who listened to its reading, the nttine of
Mr. Lincoln is studiously and success,
fully excluded ! This is os if one should
writothe history ot tho American Revo
lution with the name of Gho. Wasii'inu
ion omitted; or tlm history of I'ein.syU
vani.t without once introducing the namo
of William Punn; or a narrative ot the
battle of Now Orleans without once nam
ing Andiikw Jackson! But, let it pass
However much unreconstructed rebels,
unrepentant Copperheads and apostate
Johnsonians may oSsay to pour con
tempt on the nami of Aiihaii v.m Lincoln,
ho is indelibly enshrined iu the hevrts of
the loyal millions ot the country, and
his illustrious name does not need to be,
in any wio, incorporated in their pro-;
oeodiiigs, to secure to it a slorious im
moilahty. Still, thu omission serves to
show wli it mu'iner ot spirit the Co per
johnsons nie of!
"Have you been naturalized!" asked
0110 of our up-uoni.try Demo-copper- i
crnts of a returned OOili Regiment 1. V. I
tioy. "He aisy, now," replied the 'bowld ;
solder,' 'I'm iverylbing but acCJMir- i
tisted I" 1
A political Cabinet weuther-enek is;
likely to fall 111 tie dirt and be Sewer-1
ed! I
iI )tto for the Hoys in I line: "Tliose
who aio not tor U. S. are against us "
Has any ono seen Andrew Johnsoe's
new talking parrot? What parrot? His
pretty pull-ye see I
A lato dispatch from Denver says:
Chileoll, radical Republican, was elected
doleoiito to Congress, over Hunt, Ad
ministration. The dispatch referred to
by Sjnator Doolittio, iu tho I'hiludelphia
Convention, is erl'oueoits. Southern
counties, hitherto Democratic, return
large Republican majorities.
EDUCATIONAL.
The undorsmnoil, .Count supuiinten
uani in urennu (Jointly will exaiiiine
Teachers at tho following times nnd 1
places, viz : j
tfor Cuinborland tp. and Carmichnels i
uoro, at uarmiehaels, Saturday Sept. 15.
For Greene tp. atUurrards t'ort, Mon
day Sept. 17. . ,
For Monoiigahula tp. nt Maplolown,
Tuesday Sept. 18.
For Uuiikard tp ut Davistown, Wed
nesdsy. Sept. 19.
For Furry tp. and Mt. Morris nt Jit.
Alorris, Tuesday Sept. 20.
For Whitely tp. nt Newtown, Friday
Sent. 81. '
For Franklin and Marion tps. Monday
Sept 2-1
For Wayno tp. nt Sprhgpfs school
ll(Uio, Tuesday Sept. 2")
For Gilmore tp ut Jolleytown, Wod
noday, Sept, 20.
Springliill tp at Freeport, Thitrsduy
Sept. 27.
For Alloppotp. at lSlbins sehcol house
Friday Sop'.. 28,
For Jackson tp. at Millikon's sohool
house, Saturday Sept. 29. v
For Centre tp. at Itogersvillle, Mou
day Oct. 1.
For Riohhill tp. at Jaoksonvillo, Tues
day, Oct. 2.
For Morns, tp. ut Nirlbveh, Wcdosdav
Oct. 8.
For Washington tp. nt Ross' sohool
house, Thursday Oct, 4.
For Morgan tp1. at Centre school
houso, Friday Oct. 8.
For Jefferson tp (Itid Jefferson borough
at Jefferson, Saturduy'Oot. 0.
, The examination commence at
10 o'clock A, M. Alplic8nti niUBt be
' ' V ''
.. : -A"
present at that time and should come
provided with Osgood il. Fifth Reader,
Stoddards Intejlcclnal Arithmetic, paper
pencil, pen and ink and ten couts in mon
oy the equivalent of postage and rev
enue stamps. Teachers must avail them
selves of this opportunity of obtaining
certi6cates, as private exatmnuions will
not bo granted, nor old certificates en
dorsed, except Upon undoubted proof of
satisfactory reasons of non-attendance at
the public examinations. The examina
tions in the Theory of Teaching will be
based on Wickerstram's School Econo
my Directors and citizens aro invited
to bo present. Persons writing to mo
on Olliuiul business and wishing a reply
should enclose a postage stamp.
Rich s Lammso, T. J. Tfc.u-
Aug. 22 'GO. Co. Snp't
rilTSBIIKO UKXKUAI, MAKKKT
rtmiiunaii, Augustas, I sail.
CHAIN-WI cat at $ 40
tn nt 778c.
KyO nt info.
Buckwheat -.. dull.
FLOUR Spring Vlieut at !i,'oOftin,oo.
Winter " at...v.. iilo,25(iji!i,w
Hyo at $,2iV.-to,50.
HAY Baled nt ftin.un V tun.
Loose nt $'J0.00Q'i5 on.
EOOS-Balcs At I7rls.
C1I liESK Western Iteservo nt 1 4)3 1 r.J.
Iltimlnirg nt n 17.
New York Goshen at OPiaL' I:
BUTTER Prime Roll nt u. S02-,.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
August 28. Uold closed quietly ut US
Waynesburg Market,
COIIliKCTKIl WKEKLY I)Y J. IIIIIIII.H.
Butter, fresh roll.-.u.-. $ E"i
Collee per tb...u 33 to 8"
Corn per bushel 100
Corn meal per huslial , 100
Country Soap per lb 08
Oimlles, mnulil per lb ar,
Caudles, dipped " "... ' 2.5
Cheese per lb 25
Dried Peaches per 11) 2!
Kf?.us pir dozen i-.. ir
Flour per bbl ift 60
Flnx seed per bushel... C.5
Feathers per lb f,o
Lard per lb 15
B. W. Flour per lb 07
Molasses 75 to 1 Ot)
Oats per bushel 40 to 45
Rye. per bushel... ..;....!..;.. ...... DO
Rioft per lb . ...... 15
Sugar, crushed per lb 22
ijuijar. reiineil " " , 20
hiijpir, JNow Orleans, 0 lbs ..)-.-.. ..-. 1 00
t'. U. tiusar, 8 lbs 1 no
brrup, pergslion ,.i 1 00
Salt, No. 1 per bbl 3 75
Soft Soap per gallon 25
Tar per Knllon.. 1 no
l ea per lb yuS 40
Turpentine per gallon 2 BO
Wheat per bushel
White Lead perkeir ,
JllllllH JUI 1IJ f,
2 no
... 4 to 5 00
1 50
........ rniii;o
,.1 20a 1 80
While Limo perbusnol...,
vo. 1 common to line
Potatoes per bushel
yOU CAN SAVE 5IONEY
BY
BUYING YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES
AT
ii a l s t e d s ! i
waynesburg shoe store,
next Farmers'' and drovers'
national bank
nng8,-tf
SPECIAL NOTICES,
AXEW PKBFl'ME F0K THE UAXBREttCHUT.
I'iinlon'n IVinIit Blooming d-i-cn."
Plinlon'a ".Mglil Illooiulns t'crcii.."
Phnloii'n ".M(-lil Kloomiiig Ccrciia."
Plinlon'a ".Mj;lil Itloiimiiiji 'rrrn."
I'linlnn'a "i;i':l SEI:iSii;; 'i-rrus."
A Itlol MXqli-ilf . ilrlii-iilt', iiikI Ti ii,!,! uiit. riM fiimr,
ilintl led from tlm nii'u ttul bL-miiiiul llowur Iroui
wbioli it tutu lu iiiiuie. .
MnnUnitatirril only by
VII A 1, 4M ti HU, Kcw VoiU.
w:vAHE ov .aovxv'mrKni
ASK I'Olt rttALON'S-tAKt! t0 OTHKn,
jy25,' i(i.-lyo(Wi
3- AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND D13-
! T1UBUTION of Pianos, Melodoons, Gold and
Silver Ware is now going on at tho Salesrooms
of Rkkd & B110 , at Liberty St., N. Y. TliBso
goods nfe sold at TWO DOLLARS EACH,
RiiiiARin.Kss of Valuh. Send TWENTY
PI VB Cents for ono numbered Notice, or
ONU DOLLAR for SIX. The Number on
oacli Notice corresponds with tho number on
ramo article of goods, which will bo sent on
rcccpt of 2. Tho money will bo refunded
or the goods do not give satisfaction. Agents
make TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER
WEEK. Send for a Circular.
. R13I1D & BRO.
Orflcol ' P. O. BOX, 5I!18,
H I Liberty St. New York.
Aoril 18, I y
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, while residing In South
America, as a missionary, discovered a sale
and simple remedy for the euro of Nervous
Weakness, Earl' Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary nnd Seminal Organs, aud tho wholo
train of disorders brought on by baneful nnd
vicious habits. Oreat numbers havo been
already cured by this noblo remedy. Promp
ted by a desire to bcnc'flt the uftllctod and 1111
fortuimto I will send tho roclpo lor roparlng
and Using I his medicine, la a soalod envelope,
to any ond who noeds It, free of cliarao.
Please Incloso a post-paid etivolopo, ad
dressed 10 yoursolf.
Address, JOS. T. INMAN,
Slntlon D, Biblo Mouse,
April, ly Now York City;
WmaKERS WHI8KERS 1 J
Dr. Li O. Months' CWoffn, tho greatest
stimulator In tho world, will forco whiskers or
mhsiacheS to grow on (he smoothest fare or
chin 1 never known to full 1 saniplo for trial
sunt free to rny ono desirous of lusting Its
merits,' Addross, REEVES & CO., 78 Nas
sauSt. N, Y, . Jyll.-flm.
milE CONP88IOIW AND EXPERIENCE
X Of AN INVAI.III.
Published for Mlo benefit and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNU MEN and others, who suffer
from Norvous Debility, F"rcmaturo Decay of
Manhood, &o., supplying at (he snmo timo
Tub Mhans or Si:i.r-Cun. B oub who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing a potpald addressed
euvelopo, single copies, frod of charge, may
bo had of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
May23 '66-ly Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
' t TOr.'SORIAL,
THOMAS FEHREL rcspectrully announces
that he has purchased the shop of Charles
Mickey, and solicits a call from those who may
desire his services as Barber aud Hair-Dresser,
lie occupies room No 5, Campbell's Row,
where he Is prepared to perform Ilalr-Cutting
According to the latest mode, and do Shaving
with real magnum bonum rotors.
Coma hltU ,-r, come hituor, by night or by day,
Fur tho gay and the witty lie shnves anc
cuts htiir,
And as quickly asouo, dressed slid brushed,
goes away,
Another la sure to drop down in tile Clmiri
And tho chin that is smoothed, and the hair
that is dressed.
80 polished nnd graceful and neatly npponr
That If Taste iwsa mansion on earth, 'tis con
fessed, It Is hero U Is horo I
Here Fancy dcslgnp, and as gay the design
As tho gnyest winch Fashion o'er tauglit to
the tnulo,
Aud graceful thewae of tho locks as they
shine.
Where Fen-el's band has their beauty array
ed s ' '
Then let old and young, all tho lovers of Taste,
For if Taste lutsu mansion 011 earth, hither
baste.
It is here it Is hero 1
Waynrsburg, nugl,-tf.
mm A LECTURE
Aa"tty TO YOUNG M E N.,
Jmt l'ulilhhr.d, in a Sealed Entthpt. Price six
A liKCTDiir. ox tiih Natuiik, Tiieatmkst and
Raiheid Cure lf Hpeliniilonliaju, or Si-niltml
weakness Invohintnry Emissions, Sexual De
bility, and Impediments to marriage generally.
Nervousness, Consuni lion, Epilepsy and Fits;
Mi ntal an l 1'hysicnl Incapacity, resulttus from
-noiise, vc lly UUU1SKT J. DUI.VEU
tvtiutj, ni, u., Author of tho
"Green Book,'1
lEC
TIlO WOlld-renOWneil niltlmr In lliia arlml.
rable Lecturo, clearly proves from his own
experience that tho awful consequences of sulf
amic may bo cll'ectually removod without
iiieuieiiio, nuu witiiout dangerous surgical ope
rations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cor
dials, pointing out a mode of cure stonco cer
tainnnd effectual, by which every sud'erer, uo
hiatler what lils condition nifty be, may euro
hiuiselt cheaply, privately, and radically,
this lecturo will pcovo a boon to thousands
and thousands
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain
sealed envelope, on tho receipt of tlx cents,
or two postage stamps, by addressing
.CIIA8 J. O. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Ofllee No. 4586.
uurz-t: tiii-iy
"SHERMAN HOUSE,
, JUST OPENED BY
Tli. oss. iOrctcLle.y
jvoiuviujx 1110 most completo Hotel in
L our town, Everytlihia combined to fur
nish tho best accommodation ever yet offered
to the public,
f Meals furnished nt M hours, table provid
ed with the best of the season. Also, a fine
ice cream saloon lilted up and at'achcd to tlitj
house, and a iiab unrivalled for the variety
and quality of its contents Choice wines and
brandies, pood whiskey, nle, line cigaiB, &c,
lorm a few among tho prominent Hums.
travellers and itmsu desirous of refreshment
will do well to call, "Tom" still retains his old
reputation of an accommodating gentleman,
and hospitable landlord. House, the oho for
merly oecuplod bvtho "Messenger" Ollice.
MnyO,'im..y.
U R U K X H II H U s if',
Ji'tTersoiij Crccno County, reiin'n,
MRS. R. J. DUMC'AItXER, Proprietress'.
HAVING RECENTLY FITTED UP THIS
well known establishment, Mrs. Bum
oakneb Is prepared to furnUh the ftejt, to the
travelling public. The TABLE always" sup
plied with the choicest delicacies, tho BAR
with the finest Wines and Liquors, good sleep
ing apartments, aud an abuudsnce of stable
loom attached to tho premises. Public
patrontigo soieitedj .. May 23,'6G-1 y.
"t)R TOBIAS'
VENETIAN LINIMENT.
D'.KD ,I'Mr0L',' what a pretty and Interest
mg child I saw last wetk 1 But now, alas!
it is no more. Such was tho conversation of
two gentlemen riding down town In tho cars
Uiedot croup! how strange I when Dr. To
bias Venetian Liniment, is a certain euro, If
taken In time. Nn. 'Vfi.iiioi-a on.,n..i
Voti. Ills not for the paltry gala and pr0t
wo make, but for thns.ilrn ,'.rvnni-li,f,,i ni,u,1
that now lies playing at, your feet. Croup is
b uangerons uises ; but use Dr Tnhlns
o.ii.-.i.iu iiiiiineni m mne, nntl it is robbed
of its terr .re. Always keel It In the house :
you may not want it to-night, or to-morrow
uii leinng wnen nut iirmou with this llhlmcut
you are prepared, let it como when It will
i'rice only 40 cents,, bottle. Ollleo 50 Cort-
laiidt blruct. Now York. Anh h ii a
Sold by all druggist
DR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN LINIMENT.
A CERTAIN CURS fr pains In limbs ana
1 Vback, sorethroal, cronn, rhcuinatism.colic,
&o. A perfect, family mudicino, nud nover
falls. Read! Red 11 Read III
Livonia, Wavnk Co., Mich., Juno 18, '".!).
This Is to certify that my wire was taken
with Qninsey Sore Throat it commenced (o
swell, nnd was so soro that alio could iot
swallow, and coughed violently. I used you
Liniment, and uiado a perfect cure in ono
week. I ilrinly believe that but for tho Lini
ment sliu would havo losl her life.
JOHN II. HARLAN.
Prlco 40 and 80 cents. Sold by all drugeists.
Olllcc'il! C.irtlandt Street, N. Y.
SJ3J.,SOO PER YEAR! We
want agents every where to sell our imimiovkd
vn cowing machines. Three new kinds.
Under nnd upper feed. Wnrrantod flvu
years. Abovo salary or largo commissions
psiu. urn oniv machines sold la I ho United
Slates for less than $40, which are fully licens
ed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Urovcr &
Raker, Singer & Co., ond Bacheldcr. All
other cheap machines aro Infringements nnd
the seller or user nru liable to arrest, (lno nnd
hnprls.soiiment. Circulars free.. Address or
call upon Shaw & Clark, Blddeford, Mnlus or
China go, 111.
Jan. 1 7-1 v-
For JSftlo !
rpiIE 8UBS(.!RIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
1 the property known us tho
TYGARD FARM,
situate at New Brownsville, Monongalia coun
ty, W Va., three miles from lilacksvillo,
Dunkai'd Creek, containing about 2111 acres,
It is iu title order, good now dwelllmr.
can luge house, b.ims, sheep pens and all ne
cessary out. oumiings. fences are In good
repair i a lino young orchard of cholco fruit
ution tlio promises. It Is near to churehnu
schools, stores, mills, Jfco,, &o. Tlio farm will
no snown fy Jur. a. w. lennent, near tho
promises, ot'by tho subscriber.
AUGUSTUS ESENWEIN.
May 28, -tf M'toel F-i-m n.-,'f.i . .
FARMERS' OROiiUJHrr.
TUB OI.I) NASIK UUT IN NKV HANDS.
L . W . T II O M P S O N .
HAVING purchased tho abo'Ve named Gro
ccry, has rofltted and rcntockod It Ho
lias a complete stock ot Confectionery, oranges,
Lemons, Sugar, Coffoo, Tea, (green and
black), Syrup, Molasses, canned fruit chaoso,
rico, soda ash, white limo, soft soup (country
made) candles, crackers ot all kinds, cigars,
tobacco, (choA'lng and smoking) fish, lamps.
ol1, small fancy urllclcs, &o., &o. Auy one
needing tho articles mentioned or anything in
tho lino not mentioned will do well to call.
Produce taken fn trade. Remember the place,
tho "Farmers' Grocery," formerly owned by
P, Brown. May 9, '(l6.-ly.
AT A
mtmm it premium!
Ni CLARK & SON
ARE NOT TAKING GOLD FOR
-BUT-
Greenbncks anil Pi iui'n.
GURPiKNCY!!
WILL BUY ANY ARTICLE OF CLOTH
ini? or flouts Furnishing Goods you may llnd
In their new fresh and well selected stock Just
buiight lu the
v
Eastern Cities,
And which, for variety nnd cheapness, tho
liks has not beca seen or heard of for more
than
Wn will only b'ivo u few of tho leadintr Rril. li.o
wiiii prices ami aaK you, one ami all, to come
and see for yourselves, and we will prove
more than we say. We havo
From 10 to 25. dollars, business coals from 4
to Hi dollars, nnd for B dollars will sell you 11
coat wo will insure
Patds front 1 7' to 10 dollars, wlllsell ALL
WOOL pants and vest for 8.00 dollars, thcRe
woivillguarauteoi vests from 1 no to 4 00
do hua A Complete ussortiuent of
For Men nnd Eovs, prico ranging from 7fl cts.
to B OO dollars.
Suspenderi, ,
Hosiery,
Drawers, Linen, Muslin and Drilling,
Blihts, wool, muslin and linen,
Gloves, Ties. &c. &c,
in ondlcss variety. Huspenders from 2" cts.
to 75. Ties for 1 and 75 conts, and a spleu
did cotton hose for 12J cents.
Nearly ODOOSito Cnmobell'a r.ornnr. M iin
Street. May lii. lv.
NE"WFIRM !
1 1 ME UNDERSIGNED havo associ Uod them
X ' Selves together in the namoand stylo of
HUGHES AND LUOJS,
nt the old stand of Hoohks. Bataiid & Co., In
Rices Landing, Pa for the purpose of carrying
on tho Grocery, Forwarding and Commission
business in all Its various branches, They hopo,
by the long experience of ono ot tho Partners,
and strict attention to business, to receive a'
liberal slmro of tho publio patronugo iu their
linn nf Itnuin.xa aM,.i.
....v Wt uusiiiLooi Aiiuy nut
KEEP CONSTAN TLY ON HAND
' Ltl m,PP'y of Ornceflcs, sufcli ns Siigar'
Collee, Rico, Molasses. Nails and Iron. (Ilia
IJulllt,8' nmi ll" rtlclns usually kept iu a
" ' uu,y ",re' an 01 which tney will sell at a
Kty email advnnen over cost and carria "0,
M.N1EY HUGHES,
TUOMAS LUCAS.
May 3, '65 tf
T ... T) T 1 r
' 8 reriOUlCal Dl'ODS
v
THIS GREAT FEMALE REMEDY P R
-,- IRREGULARITIES.
' These Drops aro a scientifically compound
ed fluid preparation, nnd better than any
Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid;
their notion is direct and positive, rendering
them a reliable, speedy nnd certain specitlc
for tho cure of nil obstructions nnd Biinnres-
sions of nature. Their popularity is Indicated
by the fact that over loo.ono bottles' aro nn-
nually sold nnd consumed b
by the ladies of the j
United Slates, everv n
United nlates, everv ono
the stronu'est terms of
f nraiso of their im'nt
" """ unn in
merits. They- arv ratiMly takimr tile nlnco fit
every other Fomilo .Remedy, nud nro con
sidered lij nil who know might of them, ns
uiesuiesi, saiesi ami most lninllihlo prepara
tion in the world, for tho cure of all 1'emalo
complaints, the removal of all obstructions or
nature, and Ihn promotion ol health, reinihirl-'
ty and strength. , Explicit directions staling
when they nuy he tlsed, and explaining When
and wli) they should not, nor could not bo
used without producing 'effects contrary to
nature's chosen laws, will bo found carefully
folded around each bottle, with tho written
signature of John L. Lyon, without which
none nre genuine .
Prepared by D. JOHN L. LYON, 1!S
Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn., who can
bo consulted either personally, or by mail,
(enclosing stamp,) concerning alPprlvate dis
eases and female wniknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
a g. cLark & co., ,
General Agei.ts for U. 8. and Canadas.
Nov. 8, '(;.. I v.
ElobtrJ s oitii-j,
Carrinsc gg UliinufacMirer
. WAYNKHimitfl,. Pa.,
MESPECTFUT.LY reives liotlco that ho has
11) lOCatod In Wnvn.ll.nnr P.. u-lu.rn Im In.
tends to manufacture
OARHIAOES
Of ('VnrV (lnqcptnllnn Vm. 1,1- AvnA.t,. l.
tho business, ho feels confident that his work,
iu stylo,, finish nnd durability, will give entire
satisfaction. It is lils determination to purchase
.hu uusi mniormii m marliot, aud employ none
but competent workmen. .
WAll now work warranted for ono year.
Wavucsburg, Fob. 21. 18(30 tj -
TSTOtlO
TS IIEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA
I tl"n will bo mado at the neit Session ol
tho Pennsylvania Legislature, by the Odd
Fe lows Association, at Wnyncsburg, Grccno
county, Pa,, to change the mime of the same
to the ExoiiANas Bask of vyyNKsuqiio.
Also, to authorize snld bnnlt to Issue stock In,
shares of fitly dollnrs each, (.ho wholo hoi to
exceed ono hundred thousand dollars.
i JOS, K. RANDOLPH,
JiilyJIea.-Brnj Jresldont
$OO A MONTH I-a
WHUted lor six anllrcly new articles, Jusv out.
addrei laO. T. QAREY, City Building, Blddo
lord, Mine. lanl7,'U0,.iy.
T r ' 11'.. T. tr IY.1
BOW STOP TO LOOK IM;
0 0 RIGHT IN
i
ko Tlllt BTOHB OF
... T V,
nr A' i oia ki n vO. t
w m r w m w imi m-m ww nr. h .
niHE abovo named firm has pun has '
J. Cohulete stock In thu East mid are
pt reduced prices, ll coaipiisesa genera'
soHnient of
DRY GOODS, C1R0CERIES, 1IARDWA'
iiUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SUCKS. .
i
CASSIMERES,
&o.i fto.', . . . if. :
Wo would nlso call tho special ntteu'.ic -tho
LADIES to the largest lot of
DcLaiiBcg and Calicir-
ever offered la this market, and it prie. ,i
low as beforo the war, also, our full li" '.
i '.
limnoNs,
. veils, .
duess goods,
uhess trimmings.
BUTTONS, r
HOOF SKIRTS.
BALMO. SKIRTS, v
, . i.
You would do woll to call Immedh'.telv
rices aro already sliU'cnlng in tho L :
market, Don't forget tho place', at tho
OXVD f&JSJSiX
In Minor's Building, nearly opposite U
& D. N. Bank, Waynesburg, Pa,
April is, 'tiu-tf.
CHQLBSA1 CHOLUK
HOW TO AVOID THE
DRKAD' i)ISEAh
COME TO TOWN, FOIt
RINEIIART & IN6IIP.A
HAS JUST RETURNED PHC.H
city, and havo opened tho largest
. - . f. ..
New Grocer
In town. They des'ro to inform the '
of Waynesburg and vicinity of the cn-
have taken in selecting stock, having v'
a cood supply of
CONFECTIONS, TOBACCO,
GARS, TAR, , nlso, PROV I
ONS, BACON, DRIED BEE.
POTATOES, FISH,
DRIED PEACHES;
. &0,, &0 , &0.
Call and see thiol hs they ' have
You will find them accomodating, w
sell lower thall any ono lu the plac .
suro to go to the right place, hi
LEDWITH'S OLD BUILD!'3
opposlto tho Court Iloine, aiid fori'.i'
cupicd by tho Post Ollleo.
aps ,'. -tt.
ONE IIUNDRED DOLLARS VM
OPPERED BY
NIXON & BURCHir
SMITIII-IULD, FA VETTH CO, 1A.
MANUFAOTUltUHS OV
CASE MILLS AND COOK'S EV.ti'O-
. Tlds is tlio only successful Evtipor
making a No. I Syrup with economy n,
patch.
Over ten thousand were used last fu !
ono of which was insured, and not one
n.,i.At.l ... .'. -
in mu inn jvnniriiiur nee irom j :
fo'rihfringBiuent upon somo previous .
We are also agents for tltb celebrate .'
TOR CANE MILL, "manufactured by
soiuio machine co. Wo offer Ono i
Dollars Premium for sample of be
(boo pilco list of Cnno Mills and Eve;
sent Ireo of charge.) to bo awarded l '
um Convoutioit, the tlmo and place i
lno samples to bo dcturmlia'd by the
tiou. D. OWENS.
also, Proprietor of ti -
EAGLE FOUND, n
WHERE ho keeps constantly e
STOVES of ull kinds and C
of all descriptions. Orders solicite . ... .
id promptly- .
rtpr Gin , WAYMKsaui ... 7 .-.
S. B. M'Ei.iibv. Jas. Dickson. J. 'i
SPRING TRADE, 1 :
SDi." "oo:..;:
at wuoi.r.s.u.ii I
M'ELROY; DICKSON
l FIFTH STREET, PITTSBUr.L : , i-
Now ou"erH.elrSPRING GOODS at :
market price Iteiims cash tho st. '
kept completo. during the Sanson.
tront eastern and central Ohio, '.
Pennsylvania and West VJrgluia, V i
tocall and examine tlio assortment. ,
, ' , ; .THE'
MASON & HA ML IN CABINET :
Forty ulfforont styles, adapted tot u
secular muslo, Tor f Ho to ahuu ctu.i . r
TY FIVE GOLD or SILVER Miii - '
llrst prcmiuras awarded them.
Catalogue freo. Adf'rcss, MAS(
UK, Boston, or MASON BROTHI
Yo"K- - . ' sepl; . ,
T Notice.
ALL persons knowing turaisolvi- -.' '
to tho lkrunuoAH Omo, cllhe ,
Work or Subscription during the B'- r
the paper was couduotod by Mr '
will pay (he accounts to Mr. Jas. V..- i.
who Is authorized to receipt for '. .
Early attention to this matter will - - -MESSRS
DIDDLE t t.Ar
aug8. '
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