WAYNE SB UllG:
WEDNESDAY.MARCH 13, 1807.
. KsTKHTACNjfKNT. Tim ratifies ot the
"Emms Willard Literary Society" will
give an entertainment this, (Tuesday)
evening, in the College Chapel. The
programme consist ot Literary Exercis
es Dialogues, Musio, tfco., and no doubt
will be agreeably rendered, A email
admission fee will bo charged, (or the
purpose of refilling their hall.
Tru-ses ! Thus ! L irgcst stock of Truss
i in town, at Q. W. Huberts. & Co.'s.
Look to your Inteuksts. The best
tiling our business men can do is to get
their posters and circulars for distribu
tion the coming court. These are struck
neatly and at reasonable rates at this
Office.
Go to Q. W. HobertsA Co.'s. Drug Storo
and get a bottle of Llntlsey's' Blood Searcher.
. m m m
A Novkl SpKi.uNa Match. Itaihor a
striking novelty in tho way of spelling
matches came off at the Bit. Zion church
in Dunkard Townsliip, bn'Satnrday last.
Twenty old citizens ton on a side
spelled from tho Old United States Spel
ling Cook.
Paints of all kimla, dry and in oil, at Q, W.
obcr Is & Co.'s Drug Store.
Good ' Idkv Tho Commissioners
have put in operation the work of en
closing the bell of tho Court House by
placing latticed shutters between the
collonado of the cupola. This will tend
much toward the preservation of the
building. Wo think, .too, that tho fil
ling of holes made by scaffolding or. the
front and sides, would add to the ap
pearance of tho edifice.
A fine assortment of Perfumery, Soap and
Pomade at G. W. Huberts & Co.'s Drug Store
Closh ok Twtvi The Winter Term
of the Union School cloned with the ex
amination of the several departments, on
Friday last. Not having a reforttr
pracn', and being unable to attend per
sonally, we h ive no correct account to
give of the proceedings. Rumor credi
tably acquits teachers and pupil.
Six Papers of FoutzCatt'u Powder tor
one Dollar at Dr Hindoo's Drug Store.
Louie. '-Thi' way of trangrestors
is hiird." Tlio ways about Waynes,
burg are not hard. E'tjn its people
are not transgressors Subject undis
tributed, hence an irrelevant conclusion
Foul Cuttle Powder by the gross, dczun
or paper, aid. V. Huberts & Co.'s.
IIunnino. Tho new rteamor Elislin
Bonnet is making her regular trips bo
tween Pittsburgh nnd Geneva. Tho
editor of the Valley Spirit sn.he
didn't see nor hear "jc calliope," how
ever. Brushes nt all kinds at G. W. Roberts &
Co.'s Drug Store.
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0 the outside of to-day's issue is the
remark of Hon, Revcrdy Johnson,
Democratic Senator from Maryland, ou
the Military Bill. Hitherto a fast friend
of the President, his approval ot the bill
and his animadversion upon tho veto
will be received by the peoplo as sign
of returning reason that many of his
professed followers might profit by.
Coacoa Cream and Hair Gloss can be Lad
at G. W. Roberts & Co.'s Drug Storo.
Poetical Puzzi.b The Council Bluffs
.Nonpareil re-produces the poetical 'pop-'the-qnestion'
puz.lo which has come
down Irom tho school boy days of 'the
oldest man ;' and we have been requestod
to publish itt
"I thee read seo that mo j
Love is down will I'll have
. But that and you bavo you'll
One and up and you If."
A anlAmlM naanrtmnnf nf T.nmnl Ami T.ftmn
chimneys at G. W, Ro'erts & Co.'s.
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WllITKLT TOWNSUII" OS THIS Al.KnT.
A new ticket was issued at their late
election headed "Widow Inspector," on
which ticket a would-be popular Dora
oorat receivod several votes. We
would recommend a continuation of this
ticket, for it would not only serve as a
nucleus for a new party tor the one
-played," but would be a kind of redeem
ing ticket for their action in support
ing (?) these women whilst their has
bands were in the late war.
Fhioiitkul M A n a l l n o. A son of
Mr. Henry Jocobs ot Franklin tp , ru.
oeived severe injury one day lust week,
iren having his leg caught by a circular
law. The young man was using his
loot for clearing away the dust, when
tthe saw eaught his leg near the calf,
making a wound near eight inches in
Hengib, rending musoles and tendons
sand carrying away four or five inches
of the fibula bono. His physicians are
hopeful of recovery without amputation.
jLr ladios, in mnking thoir exit in tho
,crowd down the stairways of our places
of amusement, would take hold ot their
dresses, instead of letting them drag the
apace ot three steps behind them, they
would save themselves the inconvenience
of furnishing a temporary stair-carpet to
those who follow.
If yon want Modiolnes of any kind go to
JJraden'i Drug Store,
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.
coPs." Sent up ag a f h
"NO REST FOR THE WICKED I"
Tho result of last Friday's election was
most gratifying. Hoi ttotofe tlio Jolin
rcbleson clan have maintained undis
puted sway over the town and victory
was ceded them without a struggle. This
lime the desire to elect the favorites of
'Tammany No 2,' did not impress us as
being so strong as of yore. There
seems to bo a lack of oooperatiou among
the faithful and if wo may believe the
signs ot the times some luckless wights
will lose their occupation of they are not
more considerate in bestowing favor or
rather in fulfilling promises.
The advantages are not so much to
ns as the fact that we have beaten 'Tarn,
many No. 2,' in its own stronghold,
nd, bust of all, they are mad. It was
really amusing next day to see thorn
holding call meetings lu the bar rooms,
on the street corners, and in and around
the Court Home, that palladium ot their
hopes. No doubt, they quaffed long
and deep in their efforts to torget, but
yet their faces wear a dejected, sorrow-'
iug air indeed. Tammany is shrouded
in gloom ' Ilawcver, 'there is a balm
for those who weep,' and when Clan
Temple' holds its cabal in the old brick,
it can with pertcct consistency incorpor
ate that ancient hymn in its exercises,
whose opening stanzts run thus :
Plunged in a gulf of dark despair
We wretched sinners lit.' &c.
JJolow we give the return. The suc
cessful parties are eminently proper
men and we predict, will make efficient
officers.
C0N8TAIII.K.
15. V. Campbell (R) 134
Elijah Adams (D) 122
JUW1K OF KI.KCT10M.
G. E. Minor (R) 130
G. W. Inghraiu (D) 125
INSl'KCTOII OF KI.KCTION,
J. J. Siinimeisgill (R) 131)
W. L Hook (D) 121
AS8K8HOII.
Rich. Led with Jr. (R) 12S
Alex. Stewart (D) 114
ASSISTANT ASWKSSOIiS.
Joseph Wile) (I)).... 127
Dan. Owens (I!). 12o
Shimm Rimdiart Sr. (I)) I2fi
N. G. Hughes (L) 123
sen n. niuKcroiM '
L. K Evans (IS).. 128
W. Cotivuill (D) 12(i
R D ..uglu-rty (D) 125
Isaao Hooper (U) 121
AL'IUTOK.
Milton Garrison (R) 125
Hall's Sieillon Ila'r Honewer, at Dr. D. W.
Braden's Drug Store.
Duty ok Township Auditors. It
may not be gonorally known that a gen
eral law of the last sension ot the Legis
lature, approved April 21, 18GG, requires
tho bounty accoun'.s of every district to
be carefully audited by the Township
Auditors.and'preparo a condensed stulc
moot of tho condition of 'hose finances,
and publish tho same at tho cost of tho
district for three successive weeks, in
two papors.' It not only requires this
duty to bo performed by tho Township
Auditors, but it imposes a ponalty of
fifty dollars upon each Aulitor who
refuses to comply, one-half of which fine
goes to tho prosecutor, nnd tho other
half to tho school fund of the district.
It provides, also, that tho Auditors shall
notify the School Directors or other
parlies having tho disbursement of tho
bounty funds, to appear beforu thorn at
such a time as tho Auditors shall fix, for
the purpose ot enabling tho Auditors to
oloso up the bounty accounts oflhe
township for tho fisoal year.
Timk is Monkv. Baily having removed his
Jewelry Establishment to tho frame building
diroctly opposite tho court house, will keep
constantly on bund a full assortment of Bitch
goods ns aro usually kept in a first class Jew
elry Store, such as Watches, Clocks both
wolgbt and spring Finger Rings, Breast
Pins, Ear Kings in sets or separate Slocvc
Buttons, Watch Chains, Thimbles, Platod
Ware, Spectacles, Masonic and 0.1 1 Fellow's
Breast-pins. In short, any and evcrytldng
you may want In our lino, which wi'l be' Bold
at little lower than y iu can buy them lu any
of tho Cities.
Rl'.PAIlllN'O
Of all kinds of watches and clocks dono In tho
best manner and warranted, Cash paid for
old Gold and Silver.
A large stock of Toilet Soaps of tUo best
quality, at Braden'i Drug Store.
- -
Ovkii Tint Dam. Four Ten Mile
aquatics becoming somewhat careless
went over Hooks dam a few days ago
in regular Sam Paluh style. This is the
first occurrence ot tho kind wo have
heard of yet, and we would advise our
horoes not to "roston their oars" too
much as it is the loss of many by stran
gulation. SoMi'.Tiiiso foil Tint Ladiks. Iloro Is
a recipe whiuh our lady readers will find
really the thing, and quite delight I'ul.
It is called Applo snow.' Try it i Put
twelve good tart apploi in cold water,
and set them on a slow fire. When
sotl, drain off the water, strip the skins
from the apples, euro and lay tlrom on a
largo glass dish, Beat tho whites ol
twelve !ggs to a stiff frost, put a halt
pound ot powdered white sugar to the
apples;beat them, and then add tho eggs.
Beat tho whole to a stiff suow, and turn
them iuto desert dish.
A large dock of Drugs just from tho East,
which will bu sold low for cash, at Bradcn's.
THIS TARIFF ON WOOL.
Under the wool tariff there are three
classes i clothing wools, common wools
and carpet wools. The duty on the first
class, upon wools valued at 32 cents per
pound, is 10 cts per pound, and 11 per
cent, ad Valorem; when valued above 32
cents, 12 cunts specific, and 10 per cent,
ad valorem duty. The same rates are
fixed for wools ot the second class, and
those of the third, 3 conts per pound on
wools valued at 12 cents, and on those
exceed 12 cents, six. cents per pound
On woolen cloths, bIiiiwIs, etc., fifty
cents per pound, and thirty-five per cent,
ad valorem are levied; on blankets, flan
nels, etc., from twenty to forty cents per
oaud, acosrding to tho grade; on bun
ting, twenty ceuts per square yard, nnd
thirty-five per cent, d valorem: on dress
goods, six cents per yard, and thirty-five
per cent ad valorem; on clothing ready
made, fifty cents per pound, and forty
Tents tier ad valorem, lit'iv cents per
pound nnd fifty per cent, nd valorem are
imposed ou webbings, belling, etc The
duties on carpets are fifty per cent, nd
vsloiem on Aubussnn, on Brussels forty
four cents per square yard, and thirty
five por cent. ud valorem, and on other
kinds in proportion,
MH.
Caulk dispatches of the Olhlnst., repoit a
formidable uprising In Ireland. The Fenians
and liritis-h have met in slight skirmishes, re -
suiting in a loss of soino killed and wounded
on each side. Tho Gully mountains aro sf.id
to be swarming with the insurgents and some
apprehension was felt in tho towns infccled
with revolutionary feeling. English troops
aro in force on the Island .
Swoiin In. Archibald Robertson,
Esq., of Beaver county, appointed and
continued as United States Collector
ot Internal Revenue for the Twenty
fourth Dit-ti'ict, received Ins pnpeis, filed
his bond and was sworn into office b
United States Commissioner fc, C. Me
Candless.
Berstadt's 'Rocky Mountains1 is to
be engraved. It will be sold only by
pubseri tion. Aitisi's proofs will cost
fifty dollars; proofs before letters, thirty
dollars; proofs with letters, twenty dol
lars; and plain proofs, ten dollars.
Newspapers of every shado ngreo
in declaring that in tho McCraken busi
ness Secretary Suward disgraced him
self and the country. To "McUrakeii"
a man is becoming the common word
or injuring any one by vile means.
By taking revenue, a man is but even
with his enemy, but in pas-ing it over
he is superior.
MARRIED.
Tl I Itt H -mil IllTON'Zor.L.V US On tho
lilh, of March, IW7. at the. residence oflhe
bride's mother, Mr. Jonas E. Throckmorton,
ami Miss M iry Emeline Zollurs, both of
Greene Co. IV
SILVERS ELY At tho residence of the
bride's father, by Itev. J. Melnliro, Mr. David
M. Silvcus, of Wayne township, and Miss
Euphon Ely. of Whilcly township, all of
Greene county, Pa.
KICN'T CLUTTER At tho rciidcsce of
tho bride's father, In Morris township, by Rev.
I.yns, Mr. Nicholas J. Kent of Centre town -ship,
and Miss Pliebo Ann Clutter, all of
Greene county, Pa.
NKW YORK MONEY MARKET.
March 12 Gold closed at 1:1-1
Waynesburg Market,
conitlX'TKD WKIiKLV )1Y J. OUIUKIt,
Butler, fresh roll W to 30
Colfeo per Iti 110 to 8;t
Corn per bushel 03
Corn meal per bushel 70
Country Bonn wr lb 08
Candles, mould per tti 25
Candles, dipped " " 20
Cheese per lb 2.1
urieu reaches per lb 2r
Egss ptr dozen 15
Flour per bbl 14 00
Flax seed per bushel 2 25
Feathers per lb -. 50
Lard per lb 10
H. W. Flour per lb 31
Molasses 75 to 1 50
Oats per bushel 30to 35
Rvo per bushel 1 Oo
Thnothy seed per bushel 300 to 8 25
Rico per lb 15
Sugar, crushed per lb 22
Sugar, refined " " 2o
Sugar, New Orleans, C lbs I 00
1. it. Sugar, H llig l oo
Hvrup. per gallon 1 oo
Halt, No. 1 per bbl 4 00
Soft Soap per gallon 25
Tar per gallon I 00
l ea per Iti 2 00
Turpentine per gallon 2 00
i allow per 10 15
Wheat per tmsliel 2 50
White Lead per keg 4 to 5 00
Whita Lime per bushel 1 50
Wo. 1 common to tine 40a5O
Potatoes per bushel 125 to 1 CO
Turnips, per bush 45
riTTSUl'UG CkVuKVL M.UtKUT.
Satuhdat, March 9, 1807
During the past week the 'general markets
have ruled dull compared witli tho previous
week. Thoro has been but few changes In
prices, and the demand for goods very light.
A general dullness prevails, caused partially
by tho unfavorable weather ami bad condition
of the country roads; but more pirtlculaily
on tho account of the failure of Congress to
pas tho Tariir bill. This failure has had a dis
heartening effect, vlsl do lu nearly all branches
of business. Trade bore generally depends
upon tho manufacturers, nnd as most or thoso
aro doing but little ; the Iron mills closed,
and likely to continue so most, If uot all the
coining spring and summer, merchants havo
not the same confidence In an active spring
trade Unit they had before tho failure of the
Tariff bill. Although spring has opened, yet
tho complaint roaches us from all places,
equally alike, of tho samo stagnation-- and un
satisfactory condition of trade, that wo aro
bore experiencing.
We quoto as follows, which aro tho wholo
iilo prices t
UUALN-Wheat at $2 U0.1 25
Corn at rgHO
live at Jl .HV,I 33
' Buckwheat $3,2;(jf373.
Oats 4tU.
FLOUR-Spi'liiic Wheat at $1 1, 7.5.
Winter " at jlA,ou
Ryu at v)72.V4i50.
HAY Baled at $'.'3,00 V ton.
Loose at -'8.uii(:l2 tin.
EGOS Sales at 22230.
ClUiEdli Western Reserve at III.
Hamburg at a is.
New York Ooshouat 20
BUTTER Prime Roll at 28q:)Oc
J APPLES. Per barrel nl :.009f.?5,
CHICAGO MARKET.
Cuicauo, March 9, 18(17.
Flour Choice brands of Spiing Extra
Flour inactive butflviuly held at 'J 750 1U ro
for Spriug extra, and 13 OOaU 75 for white
winter extra.
Wiihat Firm, closing oulot at $1 flTJigl 04
tor No. ft; small sales ol No. I at 3 G.-.uU CS.
Cons Without change, and close firm at
79C per bush for No. 1 .
Oats Dull and closed quiet at 43o for
winter, and 4;l$e for Ircsh receipts of No. 8.
PuorisioNs .Market steady but quiet t
Mess Pork is quoted at $ I!) .13, but very little
changed hands. Sweet Pickled Hams mode
rately active ut 12al2ie, packed. Bulk Meat
steady, with sales T shoulders at He, and
hums ll'Je, loose. Lard firm at l'-'al'.'c and
of No. 1 at Hal lc.
DiiKSSKn linos Unsettled, hut for fancy
lots the pride is considerably higher ; sales uf
rough from $S rU to ' 00.
Livb lloos Active under a brisk shipping'
demaud at au advance of. $ii !)0.i7 3.
o
NEW YORK WHOLESALE MARKET.
Nkw YohK, March 9.
There 1ms been a better tone during tho
past week. Money is easier, and there is
more confidence since tho passauu of meas
ures of Congress. Flour, wheat, corn and
oats nr better. There lias been a material
advance in provisions. There Is an increased
demand for breadstuil's for the Southern Slates.
A new feature of tho market is the largo busi
ness in California Hour.
Countkiikeit Coin. Countcifeit five
cent coins aro in active circulation
1 he die or matrix by which they are
made is nearly perfect, tho metal is very
base, in some instances being not much
better than lead.
SPECIAL NOTICES
I'rec to Ever) body.
' A Largo C pp. Circular, giving information
of tho greatest importance to tho young of both
sexes.
It leaches how tho homely mny bscomo
beautiful, the despised respected, and tho for
saken loved.
No young lady or gcntlaman should fail to
send their address, and receive a copy post
paid, by return mail Address
P. O. Drawer, 21,
fcb20,'C7-Gm ' Troy, N. Y.
Wonderful but True.
MADAME REMINGTON, tho world-renowned
Aslroligist and Somnambulistic Clair
voyant, while iu a clairvoyant state, deline
ates the very features of tho person you aro
to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of
intense power, known as the Psyfliomotrope,
guarantees to produce a perlect and life-like
picture of the future husband or wife of tho
applicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits of char .cter, &c. This is no
imposition, as testimonials w ltliout number
can assert. By stating place of birth, age,
disposition, color of eyes and linir, and en
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope ad
dressed to you.se'f, you will receive the pic
lure by return mail, together with desired in
formation. (Address in confidence, M,wamk Guii
thl'dk ltiisiiNUTON, P. O. Box 2G7, West Troy,
N. Y. febl3 '(i7-ly.
A COUGH, A COLD, OR A
SORE THROAT
RhQCIIIUS IMMKlllATH ATTENTION,
AMI BI10LU1 111: CIIKCKICll.
Ik Ai.i.nwmi to contivch,
imiriMTIONOKTIIK, MiNOS, A 1'HK
S1ANENT TllltOAT 1I1SKASB, Oil
CONSUMl'TtON
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
11 R O W S ' S
BE O N"C HI AL TROCHES
HAVIxa A nillECT 1NFMJKSCB TO TUB PARTS,
CIVK IMMIilllATE IIBI.IEF.
For Bronchitis, As (lima, Catarrh, Cons ump
tlve and Throat Discuses, Troches are
used with always good success.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKER
will ilud Troches useful in clearing the voieo
when taken before Sinning or Speaking, ami
relieving iho throat after an unusual exertion
ot tho vocal organs The Troehei nro recom
mended and prescribed by Physiclami, and
havo had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an aln-om of
truo merit, and having proved their efficacy by
a test of many years, each year finds them In
now localities in various parts of tho wor'.d
and tho TrorUa nro universally pronounced
better thau other article?.
Oiitain only ' Biiow'N'sBnoNciiui, Thoches,"
and do not lake any of tho Worthies Imiluiions,
that may ho offero'd. Sold evkutwiiiuik.
Nov21-Cnio.
iHY.fi rEIlITJlE F0U THE U.HDKKRCUlEr.
I'hmlon' " Night Blooming Crrem."
Fusion's "Night Blooming t'cren."
Phnlon's " Night Blooming Coren."
Phnlon' "Night Blooming t'onna."
Photon' "Night Blooming Cereal."
A mnl iqnllto. di'llrato, and FrKHint Vrhim,
dlitllnl from tha rnra an J beautiful Uuwor rruui
which It takaa Iti nitraa.
iluiufucturrd only bjr
PI1AL.ON sV BON, New York.
BKWARfi OP COUNTEM'F.ITS.
ASK FOR I'HALON'S-'J'AKB NO OTHER.
yj'-Ti,' IC.-lyeow.
Know Thy Destiny.
Madam u E. F. Tiioiinton, tho great English
Aslreloglst, Clairvoyant ami Psychomctrician,
wlio has astonished the scientific classes of
tho Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N. Y. Madnmo Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers of second sight, as lo cn
ablo her to Impart knowlcdgo of the great
est importance to tho single or married of
eliherscx. While In a stato of trance, alio
dellniates tho very leaturcs of tho person you
aro to marry, and by tho aid of au Instrument
of intense power, known as tho Psychomn
trope, guarantees to produce a life-like pic
ture of tho futiiro husband or wife of Iho ap
plicant, together with data of marriage, po
sition In life, leading traits of character, &c.
This is no humbug, as thousands of testimoni
als can assert, tihu will seud when desired a
entiled certificate, or written guarantee,
that Iho picture Is what It purports to bo. By
enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating
place ut bhth, age, disposition nnd complex
Ion, and enclosing filly cents and stamped en
; velope addressed to youself, you will rccelvo
' tho picture and deslrod Information by return
mal. All communications sacro.lly confi
dential. Address In confidence, Madams H.
F. Tiioiinton, P. 0. Box U23, Hudson, N. Y.
fbi3 'er-iy
SUT A Yocnq Lady returning to her
country homo, after a sojourn ol a few months
In tho city, was lmrdly recognized by her
friends. In place of a coarso, rustic, flushed
face, she had a soft ruby complexion of almost
marble smoothness, and Instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the ciuso of so great a change,
she plainly told fliem that sbo used tho CI It
C. 99IAN BALM, nnd considered it an In
valuable acquisition lo any Lady's toilet. By
its use any Lady or Gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold.
It Is Blinplo In Its combination, as Naturo her
self Is simple, yet unsurpassed hi 'its tllk!cy
in drawing impurities from, also healing,
cleansing and beautifying tho skin nnd com
plexion. By Us direct action on Iho cuticle it
draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing
tho same, and leaving tho ntrfaeu as Nature
intended it should be, clear, solt, smooth and
bcaulilul. Price $1, sent by Mail or Kxpress,
on receipt of nn order, by W. L. CLARK &
CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American" Agents for the salo of the
samo.
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND" MACE,
Foil ruusKitviNo, uisrouiso, and dkauti
ftino the haul
And Is tho most delightful and wonderful ar
tlclo tho world ever produced.
Ladies will find it not only a certain remedy
to Restore, Darken and Beautify the Hair, but
also a desirable arliclo for Iho Tolllet, as it is
highly perfumed with a rich and dolicato per
fume, independent of tho fiiigraut odor ol
Iho Oils of Palm and Mace.
The Marvel of Peril1.
A new and boautlrul pcrtumc, which in
delicacy of scent, and tho tenacity willt which
it clings to tho handkerchief and person, is
unequalled.
The above articles for salo by all druggists
and Perfumers, at $i per bottle each. Sent
by express to any address liv proprietors.
t. w. whight & co..
100 Liberty St., New York.
Oct. 24. 18C0. ly.
CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY
DR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.
TO CCItF. CONSUMPTION, tho ivrtora muat ba
prepared so that tho hum will hel. To accomplish
Ihla. tlio livor and atomauh must first be cleansed aud
an appetite orealed lbricood vholosome lood, which,
by thoso niediclnoa will bo dipostcd properly, and
good healthy blood mniln thus huildlna up tha
constitution. BClIl'.N(!i;'3 MAN1IRAKE PILLS
eleanaothostoniachotall bilious or mucous accumu
lations; and, hv ualnq the Sea Weed Toulo la con
section. Uie appet'te Ib restored.
BCUKNCKS PULMONIC SVItl'l' la nutrlcloua
as well as medicinal, and, by uslnit tho three remedies,
all impurities are expelled lrom tlio sytlcni, and
good, wholesome Wood niaile, which will rope! all
disease. Iliutlonts will talietlieio u.fdlclncs accord
ing lo directions, Caupumption very frequently In
Its last slaso vlolds readily to their action. Take tha
pills Irouucntly, to clennso the Ilror n id stomach. It
dees not follow that bi'causo tho bowels are not cos
tive Ihey are not required, for sometimes In d'arr
hoia they aro necessary. The stomach must bo kept
healthy, and an appetite created to allow the Pul
monic Syrup to oct on tlio respiratory organs properly
and allay any Irritation. Then all that Is re-mired to
penorm a permanent euro Is, to prevent taking
cold. Kiorciso about tho rooms as much a.i possible,
eat all the richest food lat moat, (tamo, and, in fact,
anything Uio appotito eiavos; but bo particular and
uaslicate well. liiud w. oa. mo. 1 yr.
rpiIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
J OF AN IXVAl.U'.
Published for Hie benefit and as a CAUTION
TO YOUN'li MEN find others, who Buffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay ol
Manhood, &e., supplying at Iho samo "timo
Tim Mfans of Sni.K-Ctntn. liy one who lias
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery, liy enclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope, single copies, free of charge, may
be had of tho uuthnr.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
MnvSfl 'tlli.-ly Mrooklyn. Kings (!o.. N. Y.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TftlAL AT MARCH
TERM. 1SC7.
V111ST WUUK.
Llncb vs llus ey, No. I0(, Junu Term, 1R.KS.
llixon for use vs Ncai's Executors, No. 205,
March Term, lrt"D.
Harvey vs Bell, No. BIO. March Term. 18.1!).
Craddifk vs Owen & Dunn, No. SI, Decem
ber Term,
Mundell vs Cleavenger, No. 109, September
Term, lHlll.
IIuss' Administrators vs Huss, No. 101, Juno
Term, !8Gr.
Glnssey vs Franklin townsliip, No. 10, Sept.
Term, Itfur..
Ilugginsfor uso vs Graham, No, 81. Septem
ber Term, tar,.
Stocltilale vs Ross & Stevenson, 20C, Juno
Term, ISiiii.
Hughes vs R"ss & Stevenson, No. 207, Juno
'l...... tui'.ii
SECOND WFI'.IC 1ST DIVISION. I
Coo vs L'mdley's, No 17, Juno Term, 1 8.17. '
Shough vs Kinney's heirs, No. 27, Juno Term,
. 1857. I
Adams vs Gordon, No. R!l, Juno Term, I SOI . (
Henderson ys Kughn, No. Ou, June Term, '(it. .
Morris vs Lucas, No. 71, Juno Term, lritl'J. ,
Shelbv vs Dunham. No. 92. Scntetuber Term.
im;2. v
Sharpncck vs. Curl, No. 10-t, March Term,
18li.i.
Lemley vs Gnpen. No. 124, June Term. 18(15.
Campbell vs Williams, No. 10, Scptcmhci
Term, lH(i5.
2nd DIVISION.
South vs Long, No. (12, December Term, '115.
Hickman vs Hickman & Wiley, No, 9, March
Term, 1HII0.
Gurdon vs Shrlver, No. 140, March Term, 'CO.
Hubsvs Stepncns, No. 141, March Term, '(!.
Uentley vs Cloud's, No. 183, March Term,
ISIIIi.
Foster's Administrators vs Anderson, No, 15,
Juno Term, IMid
Lynch ct al vs. Dunkard township, No. 'tl 23,
Juno Term, 18(10.
Hook vs Udenbaugh, No. 211, Juno Term,
I8(!G.
Williams vs McCoy & Co., No. 100, Septem
ber Term, 18(10.
McEhoy, Dickson & Co. vs HurnB' Adminis
trators, No. 107. December Term. I8il(l.
J. F. TEMl'LE. Proth y.
feb27tc.
APPLICANTS FOR TAVEUN LICENSE
FOR MA HClt TEIt.M, 1807.
Gllman Ilickmiiu, Newtown, Ureeno Co. Pa.
Thos. Mradlcy, Waynesburg, do do
Ham'l Jetvull, Gray's old stand do do
C, A. Oarard, Tuylortown. t'o do
J. W. Ham. Greensboro, do do
Strosnlder & Turner, Adams House, do
D. A. Worley, Worley llouso, Waynesburg,
Susannah Pettlt, Hamilton House, do
Margaiy llryan, Jacksonville.
Geo. Monlgor, Vunatta's Old Stand,
lle.iry J. Jennings. Curmiclncls Uorougll.
R. J. Uumgarnor, Jeirerson, Pa.
Goorgo Nuim, New Freepoit, Pa,
JeBse Mitchell, Jackson township, Pa.
David R. Jones, Greensboro, Ptv.
Hirnni Curl, Ciirmlchacls Uorougll.
S. R. Bayard, Rices' Landing, Pa.
J. F. TEMPLE,
feb 13-to Protlionnlary.
In tha Common Pleas of Greene county i
IV tl.n mnttrtrnl'tlin nrnnnnt nf .Tfdin lloirr1.
1 Kstp, trustee of Mary lleaton, widow of
Al.lt., I, 1 1.,., tnll ili n'll
Notice is hereby given Unit Iho account of
said trustee lias neon niuu in ine iniu-u me
Prothonotary, and will t presenioii to tut
Court on tho 2btU day of March next for. al
lowance. J. F. TEMPLE,
tobio-te. Prothonotary.
Crisper Coma,
Oh ! she. was beautiful and fair
W ith slurry eves aud radiant hair,
Whoso curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchained the very heart and miud,
CRISPER COMA.
For Curling tlio Hair of Klthcr Pen Into Wavy
nnd Ulossy Kinglets or Heavy
Mnsslve Ciules.
By using tills article Lndh s and Gentlemen
can beautify themselves a thousand fold. It
is tho only article iu iho world that will curl
Btraight hair, and at tlio sumo timo give it a
beautiful, glossy appearance. Tho Crisper
Coma not only curls the hair, hut invigorate
beaut illes and cleanses it t is highly und de
lltlhtliilly perfumed, and is tint most complete
article of tho kind evcrnffuredtn tho American
public. Tlio Crlsner Coma will bo sent to
any address, sealed and postpaid for $1,
Address all orders In
VV. L. CLARK A CO.. C'hcmits
No. 8 West Fitvette St.. Syracuse, N. Y.
Icbl3,'li7-ly
iS.'or.tii'l'tp-'A! 'ot a""IC
nsnoii siwav hiix .io ishav
suooq omi mm
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'R.NOS V JIUVXl "N
JLV OW!i!O10 3003
'S.NTOS -T jmviO 'M
V OMiUlOIQ AVO
P R O P O S A L S.
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL LAND
SCRIP
FOR QXXjUS!
flMIE Board of Commissioners now offer fur
I salo 520,000 acres of Atiricultural College
Land Serin, belnir the balance of the Scilo
granted to tha Coinmonwuali b of I'ennsylva
uia for tho endowment of Agricultural Col
leges lu this Si iite.
I'roposals lor tlio purchase ol nils i.11111
Scrip, addressed to "The Hoard of Commis
sion rs of Agricultural Land Sciio,"wlil bo
received at tho Surveyor General's oillco at
Harrlsburg, until 12 o'clock, M., ou
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 18G7.
This land may bo located In any State or
Territory, by the holders ot the scrip, upon
any nf tho unappropriated lands (except min
eral lands) of tlio United States, which may
ho subject to sale at private entry. Each piece
.if scrip represents a quarter section ot one
hundred and sixty acres, is issued In blank,
and will be transterable, without endorsement
or formal assignment. Tlio blank need not
ho filled until the scrip Is presented for loca
tion nnd cniry, wl.cn thopnrty holding it can
till tho blank and enter Iho land In Ids own
name. Hhls must bu made ns pur aero, and
no bids will be received for less llian one
quarter section.
Tho scrip will 00 issue 11 immcuiaiciy on me
payment of the money to tho Surveyor Gen-
oral. On all bldB for a less quantity than
40,0(10 acres, one-third of tho purchase moiioy
must bo paid wldilii ton days, aud tho remain
ing two-thirds within thirty days alter notlll
calion of thoaccepinnco ot Iho bid or bids by
iho Board of Commissioners.
JACOB M. CAMPBELL, Purveyor Oen'L
For the Board of Commissioners.
IlAHitiBiiuito, Feb, 7, 1807.-IS
NOTICE Is hereby given to tho DELIN
QUENT XAX COLLECTORS of Oreeno
county, Dial if their accounts aro not squarou
up at or beforu March Couit, suit wi'l bu
brought wllhout respect to persons.
fcblU to THOS. 1AMS. Treiisuror,
SLATEH ODENl.AlMll,
DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINE, Li
quors nnd every thing pertaining to n nist
class Drug Slore. Prescriptions carolully com
pounded. "Crelgli's Old Stand," Waynes,
urj", P. May SO, 'CB.-ly.
LATEST FASHION S '. DEMAND
W. J Bradley's Celebrated
Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
3 I It. T .
The Wiin'i'ful Flexibility nnl great com
fort and plea-uru to any lady wealing tlio Du
plex Ellii lie Skirt wilt be experienced partic
ularly in all crowded assemblies, operas, car
riages, railroad ears, church cws, anncbaire,
for promenade and house dress, as tho skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy a small
place its easilv and c mvenleully as a .Silk or
Muslin Dress, nn Invaluable quality m crlno
lino, not found iu any Single Spring Skirt.
A lady h iving enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort and great convenience of wearing the Du
plex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt Tor a single dav,
will never afterwards willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies thev are superior to all olhers,
They will not bend or break llko tho singlo
sprhi!.', hut wld preserve their perfect nnd
graceful shape win n three or four ordinary
skirts will have been thrown aside us useless.
Tim hoops are covered with double and twist
ed thruid, ami Ihu bottom rods tiro not only
double springs but twice (or double) covered:
preventing them from wearing oul when drag
ging down stoops, stnir, ifcc.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorito with
all Indies and is universally recommended by
tho Fashion Magazin s ns tlio standard Bklrt
oflhe fashionable world.
To enioy the billowing lnestiuin'iio advan
tages in'Ciinoline, viz.: superior qualitv, per
fect manufacture, stylish shape and finish,
llexibiliiv, durability, comfort and economy,
enquire i'or J. W. BRADLEY'S Duplex Ellip
tic, or Double Spring Skirt, andbcmiro you
get thi' aeuu'mo article.
CAUTION. To jcuiird aaainst imposition
be particular to NOTICE that skirts offered as
"DUPLEX" have the red ink stamp, viz.: "J.
W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs,"
upon Iho waistband none others are genuine.
Also Notice that every Hoop will ndnilt u pin
being passed through the centre, thus reveal
ing the two (or double) springs braided to
gether therein, which is the secret of their
ilexibillty iind streiigth, and n combination not
to be found in any other Skirt.
For salo in all sto-es where llrst class skirts
ore sold throughout tho United States and
elsewhere. '
MaaufuHnrt d liy the Role Owners or tho
Patent, W ESTS, BRADLEY & CAIIY,
97 Chambers & 79 & ft Hondo Sts , N. 1.
fehtri.7-llm
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SLtkiv Essay
on the railirul iw (without medicine) of Sper
matorrhea, or seminal Weakness, lnvolun
tnrp Seminal Losses, Impot. ucy, Mental aud
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to marriage,
Ac ; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
induced by self-Indulgence or sexual extrava
gance. ISS.Prlce, in a scaled envelope, only 0 cts.
Tiiu celebrated author, in this admirable,
essay clearly demonstrates from a thirty years'
successful practice, that Iho alarming conse
quences of sclf-abuso may lie radically cured
without the dangerous use of iutcrnalmedicino,
or tho application of the knife pointing out a
mode of euro atoneo simple, certain and effec
tual, by menus of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition maybe, may euro
himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
(3-This E-cay should be in tho hands nf
every youth imdcvcry man in tho land.
Sent, under seal, iu a plain envelope, to any
address, pnai-imitl, on receipt of six eeuls,
or two postage stamps.
Address tlio publishers,
('HAS .1. C. KLINE &CO
127 Bowery, New York, Post Oillco No. 4580.
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CIIASTELLAR'S
rou itrmovisa sci'fiiflcocs haiii.
To tho ladies especially, this invuluablo do
nllalory recommends list If as being an nhnost
iiulispeusililc article to female beauty, is easi
ly applied, does not burn or injure the skin,
but acts directly 011 ;he roots It is warranted
10 remove superlliious hair from low foreheads
or from any part of the body, completely,
totally and radically extcrpaling tlio same,
leaving Iho skin sofi, smooth and natural.
This is tho only ailielo used by tho French,
and is the only real effectual depilatory in ex
istence. Price 75 cents per package, sent
postpaid, to any addicts, on receipt of an
order, by
BERG Eli, S1IUTT3&CO., Chemists,
eb20.'(i7-ly 285 River St., Troy, N. Y.
A
TTKN1T0N ! SOLDIEltS I
Disbanded Soldiers en to additional
bounty under the recent Act of Congress
should bu careful whom they employ t ) col
lect their dues. It is not every unprincipled
"sharper" who hangs out bis shlnglo that Is a
HasnicJ cliim ajvnt.
I am thus authorized by law, and will at
tend to all soldiers' claims for u.veic fay-, pun
sioxs and additional uountiics. Having the
correct bl inks on hand to make such applica
tion, there is no c mso for return of papers
once scut, or delay iu making thorn out. Re
ceipts given for all discharges placed in my
p ssession,
Apply at once two more months will bo loo
late. B. F. FLENNIKEN,
P. 0. Box 103, O.lbo First Nat. Bank.
jaivi,'(!7 Waynesburg, Pa.
Conveyancing done on reiisoiiitblo terms.
SHERIFFS SALE.
BY vlrtuo of a writ of Venditioni Exponas,
Issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas ol Greene county, and to mo directed,
there will bo exposed to public salo at thu
Couil House In Waynesburg on Tuesday llith,
day of March next at 1 o'clock, p. si., tho fol
lowing properly, viz:
All the rigbt, tillo, interest and claim 0
Deft, of, in and to a certain Tract of land slt ,
uated In Franklin Townsklp Greene Co., Pa.
adjoining lauds of Daniel Throckmorton Amos
Clovcngur.D.ivld Scnti, Jes 0 Hill and others
containing 0110 hundred and clglity-flvo acres
mure or less, 0110 hundred and llilrty ncros of
which aro cleared, and has creeled lliereon
0110 frame dwelling houso and kitchen, frame
ham, log stable tenant houso and other out
i.:i.ii, -u two 1100I11 nreliiirds anil ot'.iir fmit
I, Kill,... ft" - - -.HI
trees on tho premises.
Taken 111 cxeruuon ns 1110 property or jm
vld A Worley & Thomas 1 1 III at iho suit ut
Farmers & Drovers Bunk of Waynosburg.
HEATH JOHNS,
SheriT.
fob. 20, -CMS.
MONEY FREE AS WATER
10,000 ACTIVE LOCAL
and Traveling Agonts, Malo or Fenialt of all
ages, nro wanted to solicit trado In ovary city,
town, village, hunilct, workshop aim factory, ":
throughout tho entire world, I'or tho most
saleable novelties evur known. SOI) Per
cent PROFIT and ready sale wherever of
fered I I Smart men and womou can make
from $3 to $50 per day, and no rink nf lots I
A small capital requited of from $20 to $100
the more niouey Invested the greater tho
p.iollt. No money required In advance wo
ffist send tho nnlclcH and receive pay after
wards I If you actually wish lo mako mon'oy
rapidly and eaallv, write lor full particulars
and address M1LNOR & CO.. (From Paris,)
febia-ty JlOUroadwny, Nov York City.