PARTITION NOTICE. IN THE ORPHANS' COUKT OF THE COUNTY 01? GREENE, No. 17 , Deceit ber Session, 1800. IN the matter of Hie partition of llio Real Estate of Isaac Blookledgn, deceased i To tUo children of Thomas Blucklcdge, lata of Van Dureu County, Iowa t J 1id Blackledgo of Stark couuty, Ohio ; Barak Ann Wallace, of the State of Illinois Hannah Henderson, of Illinois ; Margaret Vale, whose Interest Is purchased by Bums BlacUledgc Hiram Blackledgo, of Dclawaro county, Ohio; William Dlacklcdge, of the Stale of Indiana Levi Blackledgo, of Carrol county Ohio Daughters or VVni. Blackledgo, dee'd., of Car roll county, Ohio names nt known Joseph Baker, husband of Martha Baker, tU c'd. and children wIiobo Interest is purchased by Levi aeklanVn ! Marv R c larilson, wnuse itnur cut Is owned by Sllers Blackledgo i James Blackledgo, whoso interest owned by Levi Hlacklodgo ; Bucks count Willi..,., tv' i heirs of Mary Williams, futo ol ity, Pa., deceased s t.) wit i John who died iu Ducks county. Pa., leaving children wlioee iiiuma are unknown belrsofThos. Williams, dee'd. who died lu Bucks county, Pa.. leaving Issue whoso names and residences are unknown; heirs or William V'illlams, who died In BuckB county, Pa , ieuving Is-.ue whoso names and residence nro unknown ; Jcremla'j Williams, who resides in Jay county, Indiana; Margaret, who intermarried with Abel Lceter and residcr iu Indiana ; heirs of Elizabeth Burson, dee'd., viz : (the children and heirs of Thomas llurson, dee'd.,) Hiel.atd Burson, residence Heury county, Iowa ; Thos. Burson, Orceno couuty. Pa.; Samuel Burson, where sides In Henry county, Iowa ; Martha, In termarried with Hugh Swan, Henry county, Iowa ; Eliza' eth and Sarah Ann, residing in Henry county, Iowa; Mary intermarried with Bowon llcaton Hill, residence In Illinois ; tlw children of James Burson. dee'd., whoso In tnrnst is now lu Hli-ra RlncklctlKei Sarah, who intermarried with Johnson, of Ohio, whose interest Is deeded to Sliers lilackleilgc lvl llnrMiin. wl-o died in Greene county, Pa li-iivlncr luHim. Kdward Buison and Marv Ann, lntnrm,ii-rld with Belli. Hartley, residing in Ureeno countv. Pa. und Benin, Intermarried with Thaddcua Horn, and residing in the Btate of Indiana ; Joseph Burson ol Jellerson county, Ohio, now dead, leaving issuo u daiiL'htur Elizabeth, intermarried wfth one Klmiliv. who resides in Jellerson county, Ohio: Isaac Burson, of Ureeno county. Pa., Ahra. ham Burson residing in Ureeno county, la. Mnrirnri't. Dursnn. whose residence was Oilem hiv eniintv. Ohio now dead leaving issue whose names und residence are unknown; Elizabeth, who intermarried with Frederick Wise. Wash, rotinlv. Pa.: Thos. Blncklod. wlm rnlilr.il in Carroll countv. Ohio, and tiled leaving Issue Nancy, who intermarried with Robert J icksou, unto; i nomas, wnu re sides in Iowa; Elizabeth, intermarried wilh Robert Hannniltoii, of Si ark county, Ohio now dead leaving issue, their mimes and residences unknown ; Maltha Ulackiuiigo, wlinsp Interest Is deeded to Levi Blacklctlgc: Joseph B'.ackledge, who n aides in Cnshock- ton comity, Ull'o; J,cv liat Kicuiin oi iiiiniiis, wlm died leaving children .lesso Black ledgo and Sar.ih Intermarried wilh Nathaniel Harris, whoso ibtrrcst'is purchased by Levi Blackledgo children mid rcpresentutivrs of Martha White, dee'd.. viz: children of Jesse White, dee'd., Margaret, Is.inc, Alfred, Eliza until. .Tallies. Jason, and Susan. whoso inter. est is deeded to Sliers 111 ickledge; James While. Thuur While. William and Margaret, who intermarried with David Uoucher, and whoso interest is now deeded toSlieis lllaek ledge, tuko notic that an inquest will be held upon tlio premises, tatntlio real estate of said ISAAC ULACKLEDUE. dee'd., situato iu Hffflninn tir.vnshin. nriioinintr lands of Thos. Shnrpneck. Hon. Thoiii is P. Pollock, George and John Rex and others, on TUESDAY, ."l!i day ol' March next, nt 1(1 o'clock, a. m., of salil (lay, .lor llio purpose oi loaning (minium of said estate among tho heirs and legal rep resentatives, if llio same can bo done with out prejudlco to or spoiling tho whole, other wlan to vnluo und annraiso the same, accord' inn to law, nt which time and place you are requested to attend it you see proper. ' IIEATIl JOHNS, Sheriff's Oifick, Waynes-! Sh'lF. burg, Pa., Jan. 14, '67 td. f NEW PHOTOGRAPH Gr J3l JLa 2Lm US IFS. "TEST -IN- WAYNESBUUG, PENN'A. jVOr.-A.. Wallace Has fitted up a now and splendid 'Photograph Gallery in the third story ot ALLISON'S BUILDING, Where he Is prepared to execute Pllii&OGllAPIIS, AMBROTYPES, MALEIANOT iTES, CARTES DE VISITE, And all other kinds and sizes of pictures, In a stylo equal to the bestartists. Especial atten tion will bo given to copying pictures and en larging thorn. All applications will be prompt ly attended to. Their rooms are commodious and attractive and every desirnblo accommo dation will bo rendered to customers This Is decidedly tho beBt opportunity to secure accu rate likenesses ever offered to tho people ol Greene County. Call any time it suits you. Pictures taken anytime in tho day, and In all kinds of weather. Nov, ifl. 18IIB. tf. DR W. H. WITMOtt HAS been in successful practice for a num ber of years, with tho experience of tho different hospitals in Europe, also n member of the Analytical Medical Instltuto of New York, continues to nttend to all professional, cases at 1 is olllco , No. 928 Filbert Street, Thila. No patent Medicines are Used or recom mended s tho remedies administered nro those which will not brake down tho constitution, but renovate the system from nil Injuries it has sustained from mineral medicines, and leave tho system in a healthy and perfectly cured condition. DYSPEPSI V that distressing dlscaso nnd fell destroyer of health and hnpplness, under mining tho constitution nnd yearly carrying thousands to untimely graves, can most em phaticlly be cured. Melancholy, Ahbcrratlon, that state of Alie nation and weakness of mind which renders . persons Incapable of enjoying the pleasures or performing tho duties of hfo. RHEUMATISM, In any form or condition, chronic or nccute, warranted curable. Epi lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub born cases of .FEMALE DISE'ASES radically removed Salt Rheum and every description ot ulcerations ; I'iles nnd scrotul ous diseases which have batllcd all previous medical skin, can ue cured uy my treatment; and I do say alldlsoaes, (yes CmumnptUm) can too cured by wearing my Medical Jacet, which is a protection to the lungs against all changes of weather in all climates having Investigated for years the cause and character of Intermit tents (fever and ague) In all parts of the United States will cure permanently all chronic or acute cases oi Ague and nervous dlscasos in a few days. CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAWING OF BLOOD. Tape Worm, that dread to the Human Family for years, can be removed with two or three doses of my newly discovered remedy, warranted In all cafes. Consultation In tho Enrllsh and Gorman Languages freo of chariro. Will makeTlslts any distance. If desired. 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KKIIIT TH.UNS (PATT.Y) TO ANO FROM PIITT.AnKL- J'lllA ANO riTTMllllKOII, AM) TIVO Tit AINS DAILY TO AM) KltOM URIK, (SUN DAYS HXUKl'TUl).) n Axn APTEit MONDAV. NOV. 19. 18GG THE I'lHuonncr Traliiii or tlio 1'cnnsj Hnnlii Knllrnml Com puny will ili'purt lVtmi llnrriiiliiiri;, ulul urrlvo ut l'liilodi'l- 'iiiuitiiu i'liiHimrKii nn ioiiowm : JSASTWAUD, riillnilltliln Ktinu Iiiivimi lliirriitlitirff iliillv tixr.int .Voniluy) ut i.lli a. ., iiml urrlvc n nt IV oil I'lilliuK lpliln at Wl A. M. Kiist l.inulonvoa ItarrlHlitirir iliilly (oxrelit Mnniluvnl at :JU A. v., ami iiitIvi'd at Wont riilliitlvliililu at l.Jl i. u. IlmiikfiiHta at lliirrhl.nr. r.i-le riiHt l.lnu r.iiNt Irntn Krfn arrive nt llnrrlnlmrir lux lliiiTlMlmrK nt iKLD A. M. Dully Hxnrim Imivn llairlnlniritilii'lv foxrmt Riimlnv lull., irftvr , .., iiiitii, n i. ,iu I'UllllUl'U, 1,1111 VIIHE l.llll, li.uv. otl.40 p. M.. iiml urrlvca nt Wont l'MliidtliliU ut 0.40 uiiiiiit ni iiiirrmniirK, t liH'liiiinlll Exiin-xa lonvi- Unrrlslnirir dully nt 8.40 ,p ., uml ui'i'lvi'mit Wuat IMillliili'liililiint 1 411 i. u. u,,,,. pi'r nt IliirrUtiui'ir. lliil'i'lnlnirKAt'i'iniliHliitlun li'itvi'a lliilTinliiirK iliillv (fx ci'PtSiiniliiy)nt4.lo . iu., nml nnlvoit nt Wmt I'liilu.lcl- nun ut U.4U i'. i. 'iiiia tiuiu Ima no cuuiu'dl.m frum tlio iV'l'Ht. l,miinntir trnln. via Cnluml.lti. Iinvi flnri.M... .i..n.. (Siiiiiliiva i'XM'itil) at7.U0A. ., ami wrlnaut 1'lilliuM- imiii ill 1 j.ju r. M. . ntllrrvlllti AtramiiHlntlon, rla Mt. Joy, Innvm Itnrrlilinrit ilnlly (vxn.pt Sunilaya) ut IUIU A. M., ami nrrivi-H nt Lmi cimtirnt .10 A. u., I'onim-lliiK Willi UncMtcf Trulu WKSTWAHD. Krla Mull wmt, fur Kile, li'nv,'H lliirrlnlnirii ilnlly (ox. copt Sunday) at 2.06 P. M., anil nrrlvoa at ttrlu ut 710 v, nt. Krlu Knat l.lna wint, for Krlo lintTi HnrrlMlitirir ilully (rxoopt SuniliiyiOnt 4.10 p. 111., urrKInu nt Krlo nl.Un a. 111, lliillllnoro Kxpiwa lonvoa llnrrUliiirK ilnlly (oxnopt Sun ilnynlnt 2.0ft a. ni.,ari'lvoN nt Altootiu, 7.!to n, 111 tuliua uroiiKriiHt, uml arrlvua ut I'lttitlmrKli nt 1.110 n. m. l'lillmli'lplilit Kxprvai Iimivoh llnrrlaluii-ir daily nt 3.10 a. tn., iii-ririM nt Allnoim nt 8.2ft a. 111., tukea bmiikCtat and urrivoM 111 ritmuurKiint t.4u p. ni. Kimt lino louvim Ilnrrinliiira- dnllv (oxooiit Sundnv at 4.06 p. 1111 nrrivoa nt Altoouu at 8.66 p. m.tnltca auppor ami nrrivoa nt I'lttMlmi'irh nt 2 it. 111. Mull Trnln lonvon llnrrliiliiira: dully (oxropt SundnyH) nt i.in p. m.i nrrivoa ut Autumn 111 i.vup. ui., uana auppvr, mid nrrivoa nt I'ltlaliuridi ntl.llOu. III. , KnilirrniitTniinWiiit(to wlilnh n llrit tilnni pnaaonRnr car U uttuitlml for tlienooomoilHtliin of loonl traTol) louroa lliirrlaliuru ilnlly (uxropt Momliiy) at 7 11. in., nrrivoa nt AltiHinn 2.40 p. 111 , tukoa dinuor mid nrrivoa at 1'lltauurgli at 10.96 p. ni. Dlllorvllla ArrnnimmlHlliin, went, liwroa Lnnraator ilully (oxcopt Siinilnya) at .1 00 n. 111,, Icuvon .Vinilit Joy at S.60 p. ni.,udarrlvoi at MarrUlmrKnt 6..'K) p. m. BAMUKLA. III.ACK, . ! if. Bup't, Mldillu Dlv. Fouu'a. R. B, doc6 ISJotloo. ATX persons knowing tliemsolvcs Indebted tn tlio ucpiinLicAN Okfich, cltlior for Job Work or Subscription durlntr the six inontlis tlio pnper was conducted by Mr. Wntkins, win pity tne accounts 10 ..nr. job, n ouyurs, who Is authorized tn receipt for tlio same. Early attention to this matter wl)l save cost. ' MESSRS B1DDLB & CLAHK. F O U T'Z'3"' -Horsa si Cattle Powflers. . YUU ftrenArfttlan. ' Iodk anil fuvorubly kwiwn, will- Umt. oukIiIj reilivlgoi-Ht brukun-ilown ml lowplrltt'U lionet, by tranKthenlns And cleuusInK Hit tomuch uj latw iloci. It li t lure pr Tontlvo of til illi. ennei Inclilciit in thU utiimal, inch W LU.NU rtVLK. ULA.NDliltS, I T. U It l ,? HA IKK, HEAVES, COIJOHS, 1)18. TEMPER, VS. VE113, FOL'NPKR LOSS OF API'B T1TE AND VITAL ENERGY, &o. Its UI9 Improvei tha wind, Inoreaiei tlio ppetlu-.glve iDooin ana Kloiiy ikiD and tramrorml t h ho!it,b' AtUXua Int0 ane-lool'lnS a iplrlnd To keepe" of Cowi Ihli preparation li Invalnalil. It lnorewci Uic quantity aud Improvei the qiiuliiy vi me mine, it uaa been proven by ac tual experiment to Increaiitt the quan tity of milk and cream twenty per oent. and make tlio butter firm and awect. In futtcnlnit cattle, It Klvea tlura an appetite, looaeni j tneir hide, ana makoa tlmm thrlva maoh niter. In all dlaeasei of Swine, tuch u CouglK, Ulocrl la tho Lunm, Llrer, 4o., this article acta aa a aiwclRo. By putting from one-half a paper to paper In ft barrel of mill tho above dlaeaiea wlu be eradicated or enUrely preronted. If given In time, a cortafn preventive ana sure rar tne Hog Cholera. Fries 2S Cents per Paper, or 8 Papers for $1. . rREPARED BY s. a., foutz &, into., AT THEIR WHOLESALE DRl'O AND MEDICINE DFrOT, No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Sid. For Sale by DrUKKlita and Storekeeper! through out the United Statea, Roberts & Co., agonta. , Wayncsliun:, P"j : novL'l'tl .-ly. QROOERIES! Let All Persons COME TO WAYNESUUllfJ I?o G-ot CHEAP GROCEF2!S0 -or , COTTERS!. & JAYLOB. Proprietorsoflhe splundid Grocery Store, foi merly owned by Joseph Yctcr. Mr. Taylor keeps on hand a good supply of the very host SUGAR COFFEE, TEAS, 1UCK MOLAS SES, 8PK3ES, c.vmiox ou IVMPa LAMP CHUINIES. SI It) 10 FINWNUS, &c. Two doors Knst of Wilsons New Building Oct II, '(iil-tf RECONSTRUCTION NOT OF THE UNION I5UT OF Esaac Hoopsr 9s GKOCEUY & CONFECTIONERY 1 i ! tinucs in the Grocery nnd Confectionery trade ' -u,.r" '.'""V"V "m"B """'"ess, aim mat 11 111s usual pmoo 01 tiotng business, nntl Unit ic has lust received A. Fresh Supply uc nus iusi receiveu 1 of the best quality of all ai tlclcs in his line. TOYS NOTIONS and a great variety ol usoful articles always on hand. 1 3EFHE5HRTENT5, In connection with the above, Mr. Hooper keeps a Restaurant, where ICE CREAM, ber-1 ohtVincd"11 Uie 1UXUriUS f U'U St'asU Ma b0 The most attractive and most popular resort I In town. June 14. 'liu-iy SHEHMAN HOUSE" , JUST OPENED BY . Thos. 23r-caio37- 1 vriuiniirt,iT t .1 . . . nusiiiVELy tlio most complete Hotel In L our town, Everything combined to fur nish the best accommodation ever yet offered to the public, Meals furnished at all hours, table provid ed with tlm beat ot'ihn Renann Alu ire cream mioon lilted up and nt'nchcd to the i house, and a lun unrivalled for the variety iniu iiiiiviiiy ui us eiiiiieiiis, vlioico Wllles IlllU brandies, good wtilskoy, ale, fino cigars, &o., form a fuw among the prominent items. Travellers and .those desirous of refreshment will do well to call, "Tom" still retains his old reputation of nn necominnilailng gentleman, and hospitable landlord. House, the one for merly oecupiod bv the "Messenger" OJlloe. Mayil,'til!.-ly. '. U It 13 13 1 E II O U S K v Jefferson, Grccno County, ronn'a, MliS. It. J. DUMGARNlCIt, Projn-htre... HAVING RECENTLY FITTED UP THIS well known establishment, Mrs. Bum- qaunI'.h is preparcu 10 iurn.Ii Mo bent, to tho travelling public. The TABLE always sim Piled with tlio choicest dellrarli. a 11, , ii.ii with the finest Wines and Liquors, good sleep lng npartiuonts, and an abundanco of stablo room attached to the premises. Public patronage-solicited ; May 23, 'CO -ly.. Robert JOiigiicrty, Carriage Manufaclurer WAYNKBBL'ltn, Pa., RESPECTFULLY gives notice that ho has located In Wayncsborg, Pa., where be In tends to manufacture CARRIAGES Of every description. From Ids experience In the business, ho feols conlldeut that his work, In stylo, finish and durability, will givo entire sa'Macllon. It is his doteiniinallnn to nurehaso vhe boat matorUl in market, and employ nouo Dutoompctont workmen. - , 1.. TAU new work warrontcd for ono year. ,l . PitAOTioAi. JoKiNti. Joe and Coinnio iloia Uodgors, , brother blaekHinithii in Whltewruttr,Vl8oOnsi,i,httvo groat ro pufalion" for being jprautioal jokorg L ist summer Joe bought nn old fashion, ej cliuru tar tlio purpose of inauul'actur ing lluur own , butter, and as tlio Com nioJoro was a widower, and lived with Joo, all such woik as churning naturally full to him. One d.iy, after supper, the first churning was got ready, and tho Commodore wns mvitud to churn. 'Hold on,' said ho, -till 1 go down and get some tobaoco.' He e:it, and while gone Joo did the churning, took out the butter, and lelt the buttermilk in the churn. The Com modore returned, looked nt the churn, took off his coat, and fays, 'Wa'al, old churn, it's you and I, nnd here'd for yo I' and commenced his labor. Afier churning a couple of hours, lie remarked that ho 'guessed it woulbo cheaper to buy butler than make i', 'I think so too.' said Joe, 'it you aro going to churn it out ot butter milk ' A few days alter that churning pro eons, Joe put ore end of u small bar of iron into his forgo firo, gave tho bellows threoor four pumps, aud stepped into tho buck shop. Whilo gono the Com modore heated tho iron to a black heat, then changed ends with it and stepped out ot the front door to watch the pro. groin. In oamo Joo took jip the Iron, but dropped it instantly, holding np his burned hand, and roared with pain Put on some butter milk.Joe it's good for a burn !' said llio Commodorfl, as he iniido a masterly retreat amid a Bhowt r of bouquets composed of hammers, hard coal nyd horse. Hhocs. .. Ir happened during the war that a clergyman was posted to deliver a poli tical address. Doth parties admired tho ability of tho rpcoker, and the result was many of both parties were present . Fa ther Sabin chanced to be seated by a rank Copperhead, who took the occasion to remark to the old man at tho close ot the speech, ns follows : Cnpp rltcad: 'Your preachers mix pol itics with their religion.' Sabin: 'What say!' The old man was hard of hearing. Copperhead : (Very loud :) 'Your preachers mix politics with their relig ion.' Sabin : 'Yes, Union politics. Your kind won't mix !' The kind of politics that won't, mix' with religion wo have no use tor. The kind that will 'mix' ought to ho preach- 'mix ought pulpit. to bo denounced from the WiiornsojiKsi-ss ov Arri.r.s. Uuw, mellow apples nro. digested in an hour and u half, ivhile boiled cabbage requires i five hours Tlio most healthful desert j that can be pb ed on tho table is a bak- cd apple, If eaten frequently at break J fast, with coarse bread and butter, with out meat or flesh of any kind, it has nn admirable cffeei on the general system, olten removing constipation, correcting acidities and cooling off febrile condi- l'ons oreefIeulmilly than tho most np- ... 1 t : i . ., i iiicu muiiieiiius. jjiooig says tiiey correct the putrefactive tendencies ot iii'.rooronous food, avert senrvv ami nro. , ' ' 1 uaoiy maintain aud Blrangthen tho power of productive labor. SHERIDAN'S VETO. General SlieriJan put a veto on the arrangement for paying civio hrnoin to tli e body of the late rebel Johnston, in New Oi.leans, tlie cream of wliiuh is an follows : 'I have too raueU regard for the memory of the bravo men who died to preserve our Government, to author. 120 Uou'Jofntu demonstrations over tho rt,"allla. of any ouo who ottompted to destioy it.' J ho beauty ot it is, this veto stands to the honor of its author, there being no power in New Orleans that can, and none at Washington that dare; override it. Mr. Samuel Dixon, of Posey oounty, j Ind.,oiilistcd for and served three years na 0 private soldier in the 01st Indiana volunteers. ' At the timo ct his enlist ment ho was C3 years ol ago Ho sorv cd his full timo nnd was never sick 1 day, or unable from thickness to tuko his rations regularly. At the end of his torm ho was honorably discharged, and a fn... A n.t.t ma nnnltail ..f'tt...' It! ... P iuvv unja tav niri'iicu at iiiu U11IUU Ol a bounty agent for his additional bounty, and signed his name without tho aid oi glasses, being now over GO years of C0. - , . . . m 1 1 , Artemus Ward says; 'Some kind person has sent me Chuwcer's Poom's. Mr. G. had talent but ho couldn't spel. No man has a right to be a lito'ray man onlces'he knows bow tospol. It is a pity that Clmwcer who lied genyus, was so uncdiuated, Ho is the wuss spellor I know of.' Just three f entonoos ,'too much of a good thing.'. . .n il t. 1 To duci.inr all advice, unless tho ex uniplo of the giver confirms his precepts, would bo about as sapient as if a travel ler were to refuse to follow the di root ions ot a fintrer-post, unless it drew its 0110 '.... ",...4 v.L'v...., ",B B,uuu"' u, ""'" fPpea DRY GOODS AT REDUCED FIICIS! AT JIM'S OLD STAND. ' 11 THE GOODS ALL FRESH, TUB STYLES, LATEST AND BEST! THE Fabrics, as Represented, AND Tlllfi ASSORTMENT KEPT CCMPlETE, MUTE UNDERSIGNED 13 DETERMINED L to sell, and the itKAiir cash will scmro the very best of bargains. Call nnd (txitniiiio his stock L. K. EVANA dec II -3m Wnyncsburu, l'a. Something New IN WAYJSESBVROy PENiYA. THOS. BR A DEN ( At Hie room formerly occuplcil by Andrew Wilson, Sr., uext door to lirndeu's Drug Store.) Respectfully Informs the good people of Orceno county, that ho has opened a HAEDWAHE STOHE. Anil Invites n call from his friends and tho public generally. His store Is tilled with everything In his line needed by tho Farmer nnd Mechanic. Being a practical farmer, he knows exactly the wants of his farmer friends. Among his variety of goods will he found Iron, Nails of all kinds, Planes of nil varieties, Au ircrs, Unices, &c. Tuttlo toothed, cross cut and mill saws, hand saws ami tools of all des criptions. AGRICULTURAL IMTLEM IiNXS Mowing Machines, Cutting Boxes. Corn Shel ters, Plows, Cultivators, blnvels, Forks, and everything in his line. SADDLERY HARDWARE, Agi'imml assortment of saddlery hardware, to which lie invites the attention of purchasers. WOODEN WARE OF ALL KINDS, Tubs, Buckets, Butler B v!s and all kinds of Kili lieu Wooden Fixing. Willow Baskets; Brooms, Brushes, Coal Buckels, Brass Kettles, Buggy whips, Shot duns, Boys Wagons and si us All persons desirous of puichasing any of tho abovo articles and many others not nien doned i will cousult their interest by CALLING SOON. Ho will take pleasure in showing1 his stock nt nil times. 80 give him a call when you conic to town. Remember the place, oppo site the First National Bank. declL'lf THOS. BRAPEN. fehca-ill'a SalY-. BY virtuo of a writ ot'Fi. Fa., Issuo.l out of the Court of C Hiiivion Pious ol OroL'nc county, ana to mo directed, Huto will bo ex posed to public s:ilo at CuvmicluclaDorougW in uiuuuntuiu iuwiis., on SATUKDAY, 23.1 DAY OF l-'EBUU-AUY NEXT, at Oo clock, A. M., tho following properly, viz : All the right, title, interest and claim of Dn fendent of, in, and to a certain lot of ground In the borough of Carruichicls, No. 72, in plan ol said borough, adjoining lots of llinun Curl on the South-Eat, bounded by nn ally on tho North-West fronting on Main street iil'ty feet running ba k ono hundred and fifty feet to an nlloy. aud has erected thereon the fraino of a slab'e, l.iken In execution ns tho property of urines juuruucK at mo sun 01 jolui W, Hath away. HEATH JOHNS, Jaiil6-la Ulic-rltr. 1794. t'hnr. tercd, 1T94. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA! rhiSadi'lphia. Oldfsl Insurance Company In America. CASH CAPITA', AND SURPLUS. OVBlt ,731,000. SEVENTY-ONE YEAH8 Successful Busi ness Experience, with a reputation for IN TEGRITY nnd HONORABLE DEALING UNSURPASSED by any simalfi: Institution. LOSSES PAID since organization, 17, 500,(100.00 I LIBERAL RATES for nil the safer classes of property, Insurnnco of DWELLINGS and UWITENTS, a speciality. 15H1UK or 8'1'ONE DWELLINGS Insured PERPETUALLY, If desired, on terms of the greatest economy and safety to the Insured. It Is WISDOM and ECONOMY to Insure In tho best-Companies, nnd there Is NONE BET TER than the old INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. DIRECTORS t Arthur G. Coma S. Morris Wain, Samuel W. Junes, Johu A. rirown, Charles Taylor, Ambrose White, Richard D. Wood, William Welsh, William H. Bnwen, John Mason, Goo. I Harrison, Francis B. Cope, Edward II. Trotter, Jidwarii a. uariw, Wm. Cumminirs, T. Charlton Henry, James N. DlcKsnn. ARTHUR Q. COFFIN. President Chahlks Platt, Secretary. v r jAvirTa Jan9,'C7 tf Agent tor Grecno County. UiNHOlulion ol Tai'tnerslup. THE nartnorshln heretofore existing bo- twoen J. M. Hoffman and G. V. Roberts. under tho style of Hoffman & Roiikiits is this day (Jan. 2nd 1807.) dissolved by the withdrawal of J. M. Hoffman fro;n said firm. The business will bo settled bvG. W. Roberts, who nlono Is authorized to colloot all debts and pay all Indebtedness of said firm. Tho Arm will hereafter ho known ns that of G. W. ROBERTS A Co. J. M. HOFFMAN, : THE GATHERING WORM XXAS 33TJJE1.QT ! A. HEDGE & SOiN Have just received a Kew Block ol BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, COLLARS, NECKTIES, GLOVES, IIOSI- 1 ERY, TRIMMINGS OF ALL DE 8CRIPTIONS. Wo have just received a largo assortment of 1110 latest Kinu ot ready made BOOTS AND SHOES which wo can warrant to wonr, and do good service. Also a few Low Priced Boots nnd Shoes which wo will not warrant bought exprossly to compete with our neighbors. Don't fall to call If you want to see good nrllcles in our lino of trade. It will cost noth ing to look at them. Remember tho placo, "Allison's Building, opitosito tho Court, II .use." Wnynesburg, May 2, tf. J. H1CKLINC & CO.'S CHEAT SUE OF WATCHES, Ox the popular ono prlco nlnn, giving cvpry nntron a handsome nnd reliable watch for the low price of Ten Dollars I Without regard to valuo. and not to bo paid for unless perfectly satisfactory ! fioo s.iii.io.ii.i liiintinu WuiriiM JNOmrr.w GOO Muslo Cn'. (lM Wuli;lli' iillO t,1 liOU filM) Liulifii' Wtiti!lina, Knami'llril 100 to 800 1.IHHI tlulil llillillliKriin.i mti r Wutclli'l liiioto .1011 1.0IH) Unlit lliiiitliii; KnulUh lVKra 200 to il0 ;;i,) (1"M IlniiliiiK Diiilvx Wut. liua 150 to SiHI fi.OIK) ll.ilil IIiiiiIIiik AiiiitIcuu Wutt'lioa Kioto 260 R.iHIO Sllvnr lliiiitinir l'vi-ra M) to 1 AO fi.tioo Silver HiiiiUmt Uiipi,xca 7S to 250 ti lino (lolil I.rtilli'rt Wntilina to to a.'O 10,(1110 lliilil llnntliiff I,i'iiui.a Mt,, n 10,000 MlHi'cllittiK.iiiK Sllvnr Watclioa fio to 100 2fi.lHH) HiililiiinSilviTWiiti'lii a 25 to 10 30,000 Amwrti'il Wuti h II kllula 10 to J6 Kvury iiiitnm nlitnlm a Wuti h hjr tlila iirrnnRtimi'iit. emit. Inn 1 .nt iiu, whilo it niaj tio wortli No purliality aliiwii. Mt-M-ra .T. Illrklliif; A Co.'a groat Alilcrlcaii Watch Co., Ni'W Vork City, wluli to llnine.llati ly UinpiMn of 111.. nlKive ningnllliiont Sloi k. Curtllkntmi iiamliiKiirllcli'a, an, plar oil in auiili'il envi'lupin. Ilulilcni aro ontltli'il to tlionrtkli imiiiivl on llii'lr I'lTtlllnilM. ilium pay at of Ten Diilliira, wlii.t)iirit lien Wnti'h wurtli rTuOur 01m worlli lii. The TliiMi'liiriinr our ci'i t I tli nti s iMilltli'a yim to tlm articto miiiiiMl lhr'iiHiii, iipon payment, Irri'spiTttvo of It wurtli, nml llano article, viiliml IiwiiIiiiii 10 1 niuni'ii on any uer llllniti., It will nt onoi Iwawn Hint till la no lottery, hot n ntnilKliMiirwaril li'Kitiiimto trniiKiii tloii, wlikli imiy bo pnrtiriputcil in ovollliy tlm moat riiHtUlioiia I A aliiKli-Ccrtlllciitii will litmont liy ntiill, iioiit'piilil, upon receipt"!' 211 ceiit8,tlve forjl, clevcli for $2, tlifitv-flirceaml pli'Riuit premium or J.Vnlxty alxnnil more vnliiiililc premi um lor $10. one Imiulrcil nml most anpcrli Watch for $lfi. To Aueiitu or thoiie wliliimt employment tlili Ih a rain op portnnlty. It Is 11 loxillmnti'ly comlnctcil lnilncu, duly until. irieil liy the tlovcrninent, anil open to tlio moat cure fill amitlny. Tar us I Aildn nii, ,). IIICKMNCI CO, 10 Ilronilmiy Nenr P. O. JaDlO,'07-5mo City of Naw York. ip jn j. c HAYING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG EST STOCKS OP DSY IKilIfi. LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats & Caps ! inOS, NAILS antl SALT, Aud a great variety of BONNKT8 nnd HATS for tho ladies, at tlio lowuat nilecs Hint Oimrlu have been sold for since the commencement ol the War. PHINTfl From 12 1-2 to 25 cts. poryd MUSLINS,... " 12 1-2 to 40 " ' At Pittsburgh prices. IHON&Nails" " 6trd Prices. SALT ' $3 per barrel. COTTON YARN, at reduced rates. Wo havo the goods In store, nnd all wo ask of our friends Is to call and see for themaelvna for wo nro satisfied that an examination of our stocic una low prices will repay them for thoir irouoiu, 10 our menus ni a instance, wo ex tend a cordial Invitation to call and see their old mentis who nro always glad to seo them, for we caa assure them that It will repay tliem tor utu uuuuiu. VV. II. M'COY & (JO. The old stand of W. II. M'COY, Greensbo ro, Ureeno County, Fcun'a. Mnylo,'iiS-tf Assignee's JVolice. rpiIE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE OF I AIoROAXllKM, ot liicnhill towns i n. horn- by gives notlco to nil persons Interested that the STORE BOOKS and Notes will bo left with Mr. William McClollnnd. at tho old stand, for settlement and collection, until tlio 1st of March next, and 11 not promptly settled they will he collected by duo process of law at once. Tho creditors of suld asslgnant will nlso tuko notice that their claims must bo nro- scntcu at onco, as 1 nm ueierimuou to closo up the business Immediately. Jan!i,'07-tf. J. F. TEMPLE. DISSOLUTION OF CO PARTNERSHIP. rpHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE X existing bctwoon the undersigned has been this day (Jauuary 3d, 18(17,) dissolved by mutual consent. Thoso knowing them selves iudebtod to said tlnn aro earnestly re quested to make prompt settlement. HUGHES & LUCAS. JanlC-3t . STILL continue to carry on the Marble tnd Stono cutting business nt their long estab ll'ihed stand Immediately East of the Publlo Bjimro, Main Street, Wayneiburg. This establishment has been In constant operation since 1831), and the long experience and energy of the proprietors, linked with the ererclso of sound Judgmont and good tasto, hnvo won for them a wjde spread and enviable reputation. An extensive slock of tho various miotics of the boat marblo kept constantly on hand. SimjcIuI attention paid to pollslung piosslng, curving at . engraving, Allnrdov.1 mil flllod. Docembor2a, 1802. : T. W. RO88, PIIY8ICIAN AND Hliunmnv GOODS" WARS ! rFPIC3K la Jewell'g building, West end of vears eatHlillsliiMl In N V f'li,, 11 "Only In'ullihlo remedies known." "Free from Poisons." 'Not dangerous to tho Human Family." "Rats come out of their holes to die." "Costah's" Rat, Roach, &c Extiii' Is a paste used for Huts, Mice, Rouclies Black and Red Ants, &c, &c. . . "Costah's" Bkd-Buo Extkuminatob Is a liquid r wush used to duslroy and alto us a preventative for Bcd-Bucs Ac. 6 ' "Costar's" Ei.kctiiio Powukb For Insects Is for Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Beb Bugs, Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, IXC. Will Bkwark 1 1 I of all worthless 1ml-' tations. tJ-Hce that "Costar's" name is on each Box, Bottle and Flask, before you buy. WAddress, 1IKNKY K. UlSTAIt, 484 Broadway, N. f. STSold In Wayneshurg, Pa., . WBy Roberts & Co.' And all Druggists and Retailers every wnere "C 081 A K8" CKI.EIIIIATED BUCKTHORN SALVE, For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Bolls Cancers, Broken Breasts, Boro Nipples, Bleed ing, Blind nnd Painful Piles; Scrofulous. Putrid nud Ul-conr'itloned Bores i' Ulcers. Flandulnr Swelllnga, Eruptions Cutaneous Affections, Ringworm, I oh, Corns, Bunions. Chilblains, &c ; Chapped Hands, Lips, &c: Bites of Spiders, Insects, Animals, &o , &c. 5rBoxcs, 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 stesg, . ,s B-j-9iilil bv all Diuggistsevorywhure. -And by Hksby R. Costau1 Depot 481 Broadway, N. V, fr And toy Roborts;& Co., Wnynesburcr. l'cnu'a- " C O S T A R ' UNIVERSAL S Corn Solvent, For Corns, Bunions, Wnrls, &e ea-Boxes, 25 els., fill cts., and I I tizce. . -j.,'.i i, n i...,.,..i,.. - mi i'iu65i uvviwuero. ra-And by flKMKY It. CosTAB, Depot 484 Uroadwiiy, N. Y. . .. yAnd by Roberts & Co., Woyncsburg Penn'tt. , 0 O S T A R PKKPARATION OT Bitter-Sweet AND ORAMSe BLOSSOMS : For Beautifying IbeComploxlon. TT 1 . I . , . .-' uscu to dim u 11 anu oenmriy ire BKln, re movo Freckles. Pimples, Eruptions, &e. ' Ladies are now usiug It lu preference to all others. SyBolfl"8; . . - C-3-Eold bv all Drueglsts evcrywhoro. . ' C3"And by HfiNKY R. Costaii, Depot 484 Broadway, N. Y. CTAnd by Roberts & Co., Wayncsburg, , Penn'a. n OSTAR PKCTOIUL Cough Eemedy, For Coughs,Oolds, noarsonosg, Boro Throat, Croup. Whooping Cough, Influenza Asthma, Consumption, Bronchial Altuctlons, and all diseases of tho Throat and Lungs. '' ' 1 09"Bottlca. 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 sizes. ' ; V9Snld by ail Druggists everywhere. ' ' OiTAnd by HuNur It. Costab, Depot 484 ' Broadway, N- "V. HSUAnd by Roberts & Co., Waynosburg, Penn'a. ' "COSTAR'S" ' " CKLKUBATIO 1 ' Bishop Pills A UNIVER3A" DINNER PILL, For Nervous and Sick Handaclie, Costlveness, Indlgosllon, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Consump tion Diarrhea, Colics, Chilli, Fevers, and gencrnl derangement of tho Dlgosllvo Organs, Boxes, 25 cts., SO cts,, tjl sices. Sold by nil Druggists everywhere. And by Hkniiy R. Costab. Depot 484 Broadway. N. Y. 1 ma Pa. And oy uooerts s t'o., waywsburg. rf. .r i n;i altirB I ,'. I 1 -1'. - - I alter Us own Soger. Jan9,'67-4t U, VY. UVUiUUB. j um strtes Waynssbujtj, I : oT.14,'00.4m. ;'iiiut ( ' MCJXIS ' i pi1. 1 M.a ..'-';' , ," . ,Vfavnesbur, Feb. 81, 1800 -t j
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