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WAYNES UUUO: '
WEDNESDAY, MAUCn 20, J8G7.
Q. Where Ib tho cheapest place to buy drugs?
A. AtO, W. HobertSiS; Co. '8 Drug Store.
s Bishop Kciifoot, ot the Protestant Episco
pal Cliureh, will hold service la tlio Court
House In Wuynesburg, ou, Tbaraduy evening,
March 28th, nt 7 o'clock.
0. W. Huberts & Co. 's Is the place to get
Pure No. 1 Carbon Oil will not explode.
i '
A Novei.it. In the Stove line, wo
have soon none that compared with the
'llosedale." It burns botli wml and
coal and with a great saving of fuel ; it
is light, durable and an ornament in any
home. Win. II. Hulphunstine has them
for sale go buy one.
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Brashes ! Brushes 1 Any kind of a brush
can be had at O. V. Honoris & Co. 'a.
Correspond! nt II. F." Productions re
jected as not suitable It would bo more lit
ingfor you to coxtrlhu'e to tho religious press.
...
ATTr.sius Coimit. Notwithstanding the
heavy condition of tho roads, on streets are
made lively by citizens of tho county In at
tendance at court. Wo hope those who owe
lis will not bo so forgetful ns to leave wit! out
waking a call. Wo should liko to make
tha acquaintance of such. Eveu If you can't
leavo us tho "greenbacks" come and assure us
cf your good will.
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Head! Pkah! All persons knowing lhon
solves indebted to N. CLAKK & SON cither
by Note or Book account are requested to
call and pay tho same, by tha 15lh day of
April, or wo will bo compelled to collect by
law, without respect to p.'rson .
If you want a pood pair ol P boulder Braces
go to G. W. Roberts & C'o.'h Drug Store.
A Word ok Anvicit. VI:ilo tho
weather is cool, have tho foul accumu
lations of the winter removed from your
premises, or from gutters and alloys
contiguous. The pulilio interest demands
this, ami wo intend stirring tliuso nbo
minatioii!) until they beuomo so offensive
as to ni'iko their removal necessary to
peace as well as health,
A splendid assortment of Pa'nt Brushes, at
Q. W. Huberts & Co.'s.
Tim WiiHvr.--Tho wheat is said to
present a very healthy and flourishing
appearance, and tho farmer as a general
thing, lire jubilant now over tho file
prospects of a g od crop. Tho wheat
has taken such a firm hold under the
protection of the snow, that no fears are
entertained from 'Much freezes,' 'rust,'
or 'weevil.' This will certainly he gra
tifying to every family, and if the crop
should turn out well, wo may look for a
great reduction in the price of Hour.
A splendid assortment of Fancy articles such
as Snaps, Climbs, Pomade mid Pcrfua'.cry at
G. V. Huberts it Co.'b Drug Storo
Tun IsTWiNAi. T!i-.vi;xrn Asinssoii? are
now engaged in tho assessment of in
come taxes in accordauue with the ;ate
law of Congress. The timo tor assess
mentis changed from May to March,
' nail the uniform rato of live per cent, is
fixed on all incomus, with one thousand
dollars exempt, as required. Tiiey are
to go at once to work.
All kinds, of Paints, dry and In oil, cim be
had at Q, W. Koborts & Co.'s Drug Store
Tim Conti'.st. Hi! annual contest
between tho l'hilom.itliean and Union
Literary Societies, ot Wuynesburg Col
lege, came ofF on Wednesday evoning
last. Any one acquainted with entertain,
monts ot like kind that have been, know
the interest manifested on such occa
sions. Tho spacious Chapel Hall was
crowded to excess by an appreciative
and highly respectable audience. Good
order piwniled, wlh the exceptions
thaf. cannot be avoided in Urge- assem
blies. Tho following was tho programme
lor the cvetiiw; :
Select Oration Patriotism Mas W.
Artell, (P) Wayucsburg, Pa
Select Oration Invasion of Mexico
J. Burns Peed, (U) Utirnsvillo, Pa.
Essay Light T. U. Johns, (U)
Ruff's Creek, Pa.
'((Lights and Shadows J. T.
Wells, (P) Brownsville, Pa.
Original Oration The Reign of Si.
lonce Jao. Uloiy, (U) Zollaisville, Pa.
Original Oration Where are we
Drifting tT. M. Carroll, (V) Simp
son's, Pa.
Discussion Proposition Tho Protes
tant Churches of the United States could
accomplish more good if united in ono
organization, than tlioy can accomplish
a their present dividod condition.
AmtiM Jas. N. Miller, (P) Wnynes
burg, Pa,
Duny "Campbell Jobes, (U) Clays
ville, Po.
Thnjudgos, Mr. Jno. C. Flonnikon,
Mr. Geo. L. Wylyand Mr. Jos. Ritch
io, after tho performances woro conclud
ed, retired and with Bhort deliberation
returned tho following Decision of
Honors,
All parties ncquittod themselves well.
The productions possessed much of
literary cxoellonuo, and wore rendered
i'n style highly complimentary to the
authors.
Tho Waynosbtirg Comet JJand dis.
coursed its best strains during the even
ing, conclusively demonstrating that we
have among us the material whereof good
musio is produced.
A vkkv (loon Kkahos. Among the
many reasons why our county rosidents
should take tho homo paper there are
few better than tho one illustrated in
the folio I ig i
Week before last tho Tariff Hill pend
ing in Congress absorbed tho wholu at'
tention of the people. Friday's mail re
ported the bill defeated. We had no
mail on Saturday and awaited anxious
ly the coming of Monday evening's
mail. It came and confirmed the defeat
of the bill, but added that important
amendments one increasing the duties
on Wools and Woolens had passed both
Houses anil been laid bi foro the Pics't
dent We immediately condensed, inserted
and sent the news throughout the coun
ty by Wednesday's mails. The Mess in
jcr.throujjh haste orneglect, reported the
bill defeated but did. not add that the
amendment passed A well-known
wool buyer, and, by tho way, a sub-
Hii ibor of the Mcmcnger, under tho im
pression that the bill was killed, set out
for the vicinity of lllacksvillo to buy
at i educed prices tho wool which the
firmer of that section were holding in
anticipation of a risf. When he at
templed to drive his bargains he laid the
two papers before tho holders and told
them lo believe which they cboosed.
They believed the Ui:iti:uoan and there
by saved theinselve a sacrifice ot many
dollars. In li s oh'ii words, "The darn
ed thing beat me twenty. lour hours and
knocked it all into a cocked hat !''
Yet some men refuse to take a reliable
county paper, when tho small pittance of
two dollar often saves round hundreds.
It is not necessary that a man should
conform his opinions to tho tone of the
paper lo reads, but it is economy that
men should read live newspapers ha they
of whatever creed or doctrine,
Ail. kinds ot 11 dr dressings very
cheap at Hraden's Drug Store.
Tub Emma Wii.i..m:i Socikty The
literary eiitertuitui'.eiit of this Society
was held on Tuesday evening ot last
week. Tho young ladies participant, in
tho exercises acquitted themselves in
commendatory stylo. Tho performan
ces in a literary point of view, .and tho
manner of delivery were generally good.
We have but ono criticism, or rather
suggestion, to mako, and ono in which,
wo believe, too thirds of all who attend
such places will concur. It is, that se
lect dialog ies,t hoy might bo called pan
tomimes, should bo laid aside. They
may havo their merits, we won't gain
say that, but wouldn't tableau bo the
better diversification 1
More than sixty dollars were realized
for the bum-lit of the Society to bu used
in relitting their hall a handsome trib
ute to the generosity of our citizens.
A large stock of Fancy Soaps, Po
mades. Toilet Articles, &o., at liraduu's
Drug Store.
"Tun tfsovr! Tub Snow! Tub Beau -rriv
i. Snow !'' Somebody sings, but we
"can't see the beautiful,'' not this time
of year. Liko a child ' sick on bon
bons, "sugar has lost its taste ' Es
pecially when propelled by a March
hurricane, does it loso all its poetry.
'Ignorance is bliss'' it is said, but who
can havo the hardihood to assert that it
is bliss to plant tho toot on a white o v
ering and have dirty mud and water
shoot with a "quash'' into his eyes!
Shine sun ! Melt enow ! Let us have
mud I genuine, yollow, Pennsylvania
mud 1
Foil Patent Medicines of any kind go
to Braden's Drug Store, the "cheapest
and bobt '
CiiAiu.ns Sri'.WAiiT, son of Hon.
Andrew Stewart, bf Fayette county, and
whilom paymaster in tho United Slates,
Navy, has been appointed U. S. Consul
at Copenhagen.
Ik you want a lino cigar or Wash
ington toby go lo Braden's DrugStoie.
w - C-
Timh isMonhy. Baity having removed his
Jewelry Establishment Ij tho frame building
directly opposite tho court house, will keep
constantly on band a full assortment of such
goods us tiro usually kei.t In a first class Jew
elry Storo, such as Watches, Clocks both
weight and spring .Finger Rings, Hreast-
Pins, E.vr ltinjjs In sets or seimrate Sleevc
Buttons, Watch Chains, Thimbles, Plated
Ware, Spectacles, Masonic and O.ld Fellow's
Breast-pins. In short, any and everything
you may want hi our line, which vi:l be sold
at little lower than you can uuy them In any
of tho Cities.
Rkpauiino
Of nil kinds of watcho9 and clocks dono In the
best manner and warranted. Cash paid for
old Qold and Silver.
8avu Yoi;b On.. An exchange has tho fol
lowing, It is no harm to try It : "Put tho wick
Into the lamp, and fill Hie latter about hairfull
with coarse salt, and then put In about I inch
of oil, and It will be found that a great saving
will .he the result. The salt wastes grudimlly
away during tho burning, and must, tlioro
foro, bo renewed from tlmo to time. Tho
light Is purer and more brilliant than without
the salt., and the wick requires no snuffing.
GotoG. W. Roberts & Co.'s. Drug Storo
and get a bottle of Hall's Hair Rcnower.
In Eaiinhst. Subscription Books
have been opened by the Slack wator
Commissioners ot Monongalia Co., W,
Va. for tho construction ot lock No. 7
on thu Monongahnla, The Post is san
guine ot success and says. "Our isola-
Ited condition during the winter and
even now, brought about by tbe lnrri-
b!e state of our public! roads, has induc
ed those who never thought of this sub
ject before, to think seriously of it now.
The commissioners expect to meet with
many obstacles and many discourage
ments, and to hear many croakers in
terposing the "its' and "ands" but
their fiat has gono forth i the work must
be done,"
Where there is a will there is a way,
Ero long Morganlown, through tho en
terprise ot her citizens, will be tho busy
mart and terminus of river navigation.
She wi'l advance with rapid stride in
wealth and growth, whilst Waynosbtirg
sits sublimely on her soven hills (minus
five) and waits for the spirit to trouble
tho waters. Wo do not envy Moigin
town but we do deplore tne contrast.
Mid! Mcdiy!! Mi.duku ! ! 1 Munm-
kst!!!! Mud in the streets; mud on
the crossings ; mud on tho door-step j
mud in the kitchen j mud on the parlor
corj et ; mud on gc.ds boots : mud on
gents pnnts ; mud on ladies shoos i iin.d
on ladies i-tonkiiigs j (beg paidon j didn't
see it ; but know it is if you have walk
ed two square-) j mud on our right , mud
on our lelt i mud before us ; mud 'be
hind us i we deprecate mud j wo think
of mud , we talk of mud ; wo write nbont
mud ; n. 'tiling but mud ; it is an age ot
mud ; some men are mud ; the road
supervisors must bo mud ; they should
be chucked in the mud ; the boys ought,
to pelt them with mud.
' Sir Llx!" What tho d euce is
the good of painted posts on the street
corners without lamps on them? Oris
it the object 'to wait until the iiiooik
light summer evenings for a saving of
oil? Oh! iho inscrutable wisdom of
our ''town dads !''
Ai'-nu. 1st. Tho lirst d ly ot April,
with its usual bustle and fussing in
fast approaching the day when confiu
sion reigns supreme tho day generally
deprecated by "movers." Several fam
ilies in Waynesburg have already
"changed their base," and many others
aie pioparingto "tollow suit."
Boats have bee" running to Morgan
town during the recent high water. The
tight of them gives its people thu slack
water fever. Lock No. 7 will bo a sure
cure.
To bu Dm.oiiKi). Tho "local" ot the
Newcastle O i-W'tf ait I J)imm:rat nx'di
tates suicide see "Notes and Notices"
in its last two or three issues.
NEW YOKE MONEY MARKET.
March til. Cold closed utility
Waynesburg Marke,
eoitm:cvi:D wi;i:ki.y nr j. uciui:n.
Butler, fresh roll
Cullee per Hi ,
Corn per bushel
Corn' meal per bushel
Country Soap per It
Candles, mould per Hi
Candles, dipped " "
Cheese per Ib
Dried Peaches per Hi
Eggs pir dozen
Flour per bbl
Flax seed per bushel
Feathers per lb
bard per lb
It. W. Flour per lb
Molasses
Oats per bushel
ltye per bushel
Timothy seed per bushel
Rico per lb
Sugar, crushed per II)
Sugar, relined " "
Sugar, New Orleans, (i lbs
I'.'R. Sugar, lbs
Svrup. per gallon
Salt, No. 1 per bbl
V to 30
au to :w
c.i
Sott hoap per gallon
Tar per gallon
l oo
l ea per Hi 2 no
Turpentine per gallon 2 0(1
Tallow per lb 1"
Wheat per bushel 2 Till
While Lead per keg 4 to 5 ()(
While Lime jierbusnel 1 fill
Wo. 1 common to lino 40a"iO
Potatoes per bushel 123 lo 1 (ill
Turnips, per bush 4."
CIUCA0.O MARKET.
CiticAuo, M irch Hi, ISO".
Ft.otnt Choice brands of Spiing Extra
Flour inactive b.il llrmly hald at :) !)iiMl l no
tor Spring extra, and 10 2."mU 73 for' white
winter extra.
Whbat Firm, closing quiet at $3 03(2 08
for No. small sales of "No. I at 2 tisau 00.
Cons Without change, und close linn at
8GaH7 jc per hush for No. 1 .
Oats Dull and closed quiet at 43c for
winter, and Ki.jo for fresh receipts of No. 2.
I'novisioxs 'j he fnvurablu tenor o'' Jiuw
York advices strengthened Iho market for
mess pork, und prices advanced 73c to $1 on
V bbl ; seles at from 22 23a22 3D for extra;
primo pork is also higher ; sales lino bids at
$18 00. Bulk meats quiet ; sales of short rib
middles nt l(i,(o loose, and Cun lieilan I mid
dles ut '.Ut! loose. Beef hams firm at $10 00
V bhl. Laid active and An higher ; Miles
1,030 tierces and 400 bbs prima steam render
ed at I2iul2je.
Duksskii lions Unsullied, but for fancy
lots l he pride is considerably higher j sales of
rougn iroin ijts jii to if'.i oo.
Livb I Ions Active under a brisk shipping
demand at an advance of $0 U0a7 40.
NEW YORK DRY UOOD.j MARKET.
Maiicii Hi, 1S(;7.
Int'iecolton goods market trade h fuhly
active and pri. es steady for nil standard
brands. Heavy sheeting aro selling at 2 ui2l i
ctsjor bast makes 20a2uie for seconds, and
IH.UiUc tor common irrados D vard coods.
Heavy Shillings steady at I7c. for such as
Atlantic nrnig aijc j uwigiit A command
l'.ljc j Fremont Iti.Jc New York Mills
bleached 40c ; Willlamsvlllo illlc ; Masiuiville
2ile; HIP 23o : Chiton C C 0 2lic: Rl-Bank
13iec Waltinara 42 inch 22c : do (i-4 :!!( On
8-4 43c do 10-4 115c j Anioskeg A licks 8!)c;
do U 2lci York UO-lnch and Femberton A A
3l!c; 'Ihorndyko 22n; Whitlenion stripes li
B20ci Amoskcig 28n2!lc; York 27.1c; Otis
Denims A XAU'-'Je; do B IVllCj do 0 0 23rj'
Farmers' Union casshners lOcj Bigelow's body
Brussells curpcts $2 lio.
o . ..
BALTIMORE MARKET.
March III Cotl'ee S.dcs 4,301) bags Rio on
private terms. Flour pulet but firm nt tho
late rdvanco of fliic on Spring wheat grades.
Wheat active j Maryland HO; Pennsylva
nia Rod 2 "8. Oats nominal at i;.'laiirc.
Clover seed In good demand ; old 8 M ;.
new if!) 23. l'rovlslons higher; mess pork
$22 72a2;l; hulk shoulders llall jo ; sides I In
ML Whlslov nominal at atiatllc In bond.
Sugar, quiet but steady ut lOjatOjc fir good
prime stock scarce.
S2
20
1 00
l no
l on
4 on
s.. ." rmmm!ffmmmf
riTTsniua gkxkkui market.
Saturday, March 10, I8H7.
Tho bn'hicis of tho week exceeded that of
tha previous mo to a very large amount.
There has been conddorablo of an advance In
Flour, and the stocks In storo are firmly held
at tho advunco figures, and still higher prices
aro expected by dealers. Wheat is scarco
snd very firm at quotations. There Is rather
an active demand 'or Bacon and Lard, and
higher figures are anticipated. Choice Roll
Butter is scarce and is demanded. Whisky
is very quiet. In other articles iho'o Is no
material change, or anythins spocial worthy
of extended remarks.
We quote as follows, which aro the whole
sale prices ;
CHAIN Wheat at
Corn at
Rye ut
Buckwheat
Oats
FLOUR Spring Wheat at,
Winter " ut..
Ryo at
HAY-Bided at
$2 8."k.3 11(1
778
. $:i,2:i,3:i73.
M.
$12,50.
if I 'l, (II)
72:Vr7"0.
$23, 01) V ton.
Loose nt $2a.()U(:ia no.
EGOS-Fsles at 21220.
CREESE Western Reserve nt KiJ.
Hamburg at
New York Ooshenat 20
BUTTi:R Primo Roll nt 23(iI28c
Al't'LKS 1'er uariel at 3. 7r(f l.uO.
OTinuMfiti ifriirfi yiir-i- .-- -i-n
CARRIED.
SliOUOlI (JII)LUY On the ilth hist., by
J. T. Smith, Esq., (I. W. liluiugli and Miis
Jane Uidliy, all ol'tlreenu coiiiily, l'a.
McCLELLAND-LOUDON-On Sunday,
loth hist., tiv tliu Rov. Wm Wall ice,' Mr. C.
H. McClelland and Miss M iry Loudoa, both
of this place.
DSED.
EVANS Very suddenly, en Friday morn
ing tho 13th insl., of apoplexy, Mrs. Rachel
Elans, wifo of Lewis Euis,dco'd., in tho Bllrd
year of her age.
Thu subject of this mournful notice
was, at her death, ono of the oldest citi
zens of Greene County. She was among
the pioneer seniors, und with the aid of
Iter very retentive memory could relate
most vividly many interesting incidents
in lie early history ot Western Pennsyl
vania She was a woman of more than
ordinary intelligence, was noted for
great decision of character, was strictly
a christian woman, having been a faith
ful member ot tho Baptist Church more
lhati halt her life. Since the deaih of
her lamented husband, the burthen of
her diMi'e seemed to bo to din and bo
with Christ. She had an abiding taith
in the precious promises of the Utble
with which she was well acquainted, and
could always readily give a reason tor the
hope ho entertained. And now that
she has departed this life there are none
left that knew her well who can say
nughlelsj i han lhat she lias tiiught the
good light and liuishcd her o mi i e so n
to receive the welcome plaudit on the
great day ot accounts, "well done good
and fiuhtiil servant !"
Shu was vigorous in mind and body
up to the hour of her death Shu died
at her daughter, Mrs. Jauo Myers' resi
dence, at tiarrard's Fort and was buried
on Saturday, the 16th 'mat., in the (.Jar
raid's Fort graveyard, by a largo con
course ot sorrowing friends. I.,
SPECIAL NOTICES
A COUGH, A" COLD, Oct A
SORE THROAT
Rl .it'USKS IMMKIllATIS ATTKSTION,
AMI SUUI.'I.II 111) CIII.CKI.II.
1 1' Ai.l.nwKn to cos ris'iT..
lliniTlTIONOKTIIK I.CXOS. I'Kll
MAXKXI' TIIKOAT IIISKASH Oil
. CO.SiiUMl'TlO.S
18 Ol'TliNTUK UKSUI.T.
BROWIV'8
BSONICHIAL TROCHES
llAVlXU A BIKKCT IXFI.UUXCK TO TUB l'AUTS,
tllVK I.MMU1IIATU EB1.IKF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Cons limp
tlvo and lliroat diseases, iioeue,s are
used with always good success.
SIN Q EES and PUBLIC SPEAKES
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Sinning or Speaking, and
relieving iho throat after an unusual exertion
ol tho vocal organs Tho 3'rato arc recom
mended and nrescri'.ied bv Physician!, and
have had testimonials from eminent men
throuirhout the countrv. Being tin ulwom of
true merit, and having pmxil their clllcacy by
a lest of tunny years, eacli year (lads them in
new localities in variuus parts ol the wor.d
and tho Trot-lm are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OiiTAixonly ' 15nowVsBitoxeiiiAt.Titnciir.9,"
and do not lake imv ol the U'orArem IiihImum,
that may bo otlered. tioi.n kvlkiwiiiosb.
Nov2l-mo.
iXEW ri-uriME rou the iiasdkekchiei.
I'hnlan'n ".'Vig!;l Stloomin Crronii.,
I'lialon'a "Ma'il ItlnomiiiK ('rrt'iii."
I'linlou'a "ni(;lil liicoiuiuu Vtvcut."
1'bnlou'i ri'lht BiloauiiMif Cetrun."
rhiiloa'a "Kialil lillooiuhig C'i'rcu."
A mint cxqnlilto, cMU'iito, mul I'rnRrnni IVrfumo,
illmi It-il rniiii tlio nuo uua btuuiilul Uuwur Irom
which it takuii Ita nmiitt.
llnuuructuri'il only by
IMIAI.OX & Pfew York.
BRWAllB QV COUSTEltrniTS.
ASIC FOIt I'HALOS'S-TAKB NO OTUKU.
j2.1,' Id.-lycow.
Wonderful but True.
MADAME REMINGTON, tho world-re
nowned Astroliglst and Somnambulistic Clair
voyant, while In a clairvoyant stale, dehne
ales the very features of tho person you are
to marry, iindhy thti aid of an Instrument of
intense power, known as tho Psyehomotrope,
guarantees to produce a perlect and life-like
lecture of the futura husband or wife of the
applicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits of character, &c. This is no
Imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place of birth, age,
disposition, color of eyes and hnlr, and en
closing lll'ty cents, and stamped cnvelopo ad
dressed to you.se'f, you will receive tho pic
turo by return mail, together with desired m
' formation.
cyAddress In confldenoe, Mapamk Qwr
Tiiunii Reulnuton, P. 0. Box 207, iV est Troy
IX. Y. feblJ'tiMy
B'rcc lo Everybody.
A Large U pp. Circular, jiving Information
! of tho greatest importance lo the young of Loth
8 'ICS.
It teaches how the homely may becomn
beautiful, the despised respected, and tho for- j
sukun loved. I
No young lady or Bcnt!ttmnn should fall to
send their address, and receive a copy post
paid, by return inuil. Address
P. O. Drawor, 21,
foh20, '07-0111 Troy, N. Y.
Know Thy Destiny.
Madams E. V. Tiiounton, the irreat Enall h
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and l'syehou. etrieian,
who lias astonished thu scientific classes of
thu Old World, has located herself ut Hudson,
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers of second sight, ns to en
able her to Impart kuowlcdgu of thu great
est Importance to tho single or inarrleil of
either sex. While in a statu of trance, die
deliniates tho very features of tho person you
are to marry, and by the aid of ut) instrument
of inteuso lower, known as tho Psyehomo
trope, guarantees to pro duce a life-like pie
lure of tho future husband or wife cf tho up
pllciint, together with date of marriage," po
silion iu life, leading trails of character, &c.
fids Is no humbug, us thousAinls of testimoni
als can assert. S'.io will send when desired a
certified certificate, or written cuaranlee.
licit Iho picture is what It purports to bo. 1!)
enclosing a small lock of hair, und staling
place ol hit Hi, age, disposition uml complex
ion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped en
velope addressed to youself, you will recelyo
tho picture and desired Information by return
mai'. All communications sacredly conll
denlial. Address in confidence, Madams E.
F. Tuonxrox, P. 0. Box 2:', Hudson. N. Y.
fcbl.1'07-ly
tiif A Yoi Nii Lady returning to her
country home, alter a sojouin ol a few months
in the city, was hnrdlv recognized by her
friends. la place of a coarse, ructic, flushed
face, flic had a soft ruby complexion of almost
mnrblo smoothness, and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Cpnu
inquiry as to tho cause of . so giv.it a change,
she plainly tol l them that sho used Iho CIR
CASSIAN BALM, und considered It mi iu-
valuiiblo acquisition lo any Lady's toilet. By
its use any Lady or Oenlleman can improve
their personal appi aranco an hundred foi l.
It is simple in lis combination, ns Nature her
self is simple, yet unsurpassed in its cflle.icy
in drawing Impurities from, n'.so; healing,
cleansing and beautifying tho skin and com
plexion. By Its direct action on the cuticle it
draws from it all its Impurities, kindly healing
the same, and leaving the surface as Nature
intended it should bo, clear, 'suit, smooth and
beautiful. 1'iico $1, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt of an order, hy V. L. CLARIC &
CO., Chemists,
iVi. li West Fayette St.. Syracuse, N. Y.
The only Ameiicaa' Agents for 'the sale of I he
same,
l'RKP.'.RED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
roil euKSKitvisu, klbtoiiiso, axu okaiiti
l'VISO tub ii.mii.
And is Iho most delightful' and wonderful ar
ticle tho world ever produced.
Ladies will find it not only a certain remedy
to Restore, Darken and Beautify tho Hnlr, but
also iv desirable article for tho Toillct, nsltls
highly perfumed with a rich and dulioato per
fume, m.lepend'jiit o! the fia.T.uit odor of
tho Oils of Palm and Mace.
The TI.u'vcI of Ptxii.
A new and beautiful pertume, w!d. h in
delicacy of s-eut, and the tenacity with which
it chugs to tho handkerchief and person, is
unequalled.
The above articles for slo by all druggists
and Perfumers, at ijl per bottle each. Sent
by express to any address bv proprietors.
J . W. WKKill I iV CO..
UK) Liberty St., New York;
Oct. 21, W.H. ly.
DP.. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.
ffV y.wat nu'il'rlnficiiro'! Dr. J. H. Bouknok, tin)
Proprtc! or, ot i'uiiiioiiftry L'(mriin;iv!on, u-lion it hal
a-iMinird ii? ni.ipi lormUtftlrip n pict, nml when pwl
ricV'i !iiiicnr.:il to lie hicital: c, U-t x; Hiclnif p.-o-uoaiitO'l
ca-o inrurnli'o ulion ho commootvi
t!i. ao o' tti cjiipiu l.itt p-nvcrrttl nuo Jr. IV
h-Ai'At va ri'.''i-f 1 in a vt nlir.ri .ili ie, ami no
r.' o' tin' d Vi'.iHO li v Lw;i nvinTiuioi, !or ftll
ll'i' r i!; o:ut n i.rltlr rlljwu-cJ, imd h'n pi'wcut
r-' hi it .ii-ir' t'.if.'i two It.ir.ilivl Doind.
? iiro In r 't.-ti' -T ', ho I; ik (iuvotoj li'a ailcntlon
Ca :a. :.'. lo :iiO tM-0 ol Cjlf iiMpi toil and Uio
(ii'U-.'ii u',-.? u-ii-.ll cotui) i.Mj w)ih It, ftiiJ
.-ta'.i' cll't'fcl hij Mi'id'i'It.c- litv.'o lico.i vm'
M" oi-.i; h kI '.va!.' u-jjil-jiMi', Pr, tieiiurs
n:.': i'iv t .: ; vicl I iwi-ia! uf Uiolarcor eUU'i
:': I::.-, ft li h i !:i a la.va coin'iuri-c oi' uatlotilM,
n .1 t ;e Ira!, i:-: ., U,.n to ico pwr coiiftu!iip;ivci
lii-etL In iiiul out yi t'utir turriaw:, and la
a !:. :,i.niilt- l.n'iJir, rriiu-t por-onn. Da,
c-'-:. Ni-;;j lvj.vionh: bVitn, bi:awkki
ir.-tJ, '."i MAXPlUKi: IMLI.S aro jcan-aily
ft i iv..,'i;i;: Connait plloit. Tull tKn.'C-
v :'. m.jn.t.' ' iv!i, i th-il a i.' one miii tnlit) ihom
v. iUv.j: icciMi Dr. Ij.j.n.iii, hut un It U con-.-(?
o it ' .: I.; i! i j o ; 1m,i, III) kIvm riilvliio Iroe,
I jl r:n t M v:.i.:i; :Kiiii rlt!ih R iilromotcr
li n I"'- !d .tii'.i li..a.'t,
I' c ..v o m :'vi, ii ii ' i p,;,r!ir.j'.n'f, Hi:;: tin two
;.'.!;:..? a a. ti e iJuc.or otn vU mi liitho !atBto.8
:i Vj.' :,!i..;vt ), ft.ij ilu) ottio-; l,o irnv lti, lu
I- " w:t li-T. lit li'j on i!i(3 (ios'oi'umniH Btaitip.
y.jiit j.- u.i Pii-.:,'lr'B a-id iJisaltw, IVicd $1,M
lo 6v tlio hull' iIjku.i. LPtlcra ;or
i'.Ii'j cH-aM a!v, a-rbi" illrcdivl to Pr. Bdimick't
1' ";( : 0 .!.!', 1 N.irsli St., I'll !a-!c;plila, Pa.
(in; oimI Wio C::alo A.',0!itf( Doinal Haniofl it Co.,
N. V.. B. 13. Ilruo, Piv'tlniore, Mil, .fotm D.
i-li K'iiniftli, ptro; Wulkcr Vi Tuylor, Chicago,
l.i.i t-'ohlu- llr j ai. Loula, Mo,"d iv. oa. tno.l n.
rpiIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPEDIENCE
X OC AM INV.VI.IP.
Published forlhe benelll mid as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN nml others, who Buffer
irom nervous ueiuiilv, I'retnatme Decay ol
Manhood. &c. sliunlvliiir nt the same limn
Tun AIkans ok SuLt'-Citnn. I!y ono who has
cured hunselt niter unilerrjoini? considerable
quackery, lly encliislng a postpaid ntldressed
envelope, single copies, free of charge, may
uu iiiui in uie iiiiiuor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIH, Esq., '
v23lv ii. KinjrsjC o. . N. Y.
ielmTioliv.s EX'rVtAc riruciiUKta
health and vigor to Iho frame- and bloom to ti e
pallid check. Debility is accompanied by
many iilnrniing symptoms, and If no treatment
is submitted to, consumption, insanity or epi
leptic Ills ensue. tislHuow-ly
APPLICANTS FOU TAVEllN LICENSE
FOU MAHOH TEltM. 18(17.
Glliiiiin llliiknian, Newtown, Greene Co.
Pa.
Urns. Hradley, Wiiynnshiinr. do do
Siim'l Jewell, Gray's old stand do do
C. A. Gnriird, Toylortown. c'o do
J. W. Harn. Greensboro, 1 do do
Strosnlder & Turner, Adams' House, do
1). A. Worley, Worley Hoiiso. Wnyuesburn,
Susannah Pettil, Hainllton House, do
Marnary llryiin. Jacksonvilln.
fleo Moniuer, Vanatta's Old Htiunl.
Ho.iryJ. Jeunlngs. Cnrmlclinl l!orouli.
. .1. Uumsarner, Jcll'erson, Pa,
Ouoruo Nuztim, iiuvt Frooport, Pa.
,Tt:sso Mitchell, Jackson township, Pa.
David H.- Jones, Greenslioro, Pa.
lliratn (,'uil, Ciirnilehntils l)oronli,
S. li, llayiird, Hlees'Landlnn, Pa.
J. F, TEMPLE,
foblS-te Violhoiiutary.
CJrisper Coma,
Oh! she was beautiful and fair
With starry c ves and radiant hair.
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Luchaincd tho very heart und mind,
CHI3PER COMA.
For Curllnir Iho Hair or Either Hex Into Wavy
and Glossy Klncdcts or Heavy
Massive Curies.
By uslmr this article Latin s and Oenlleinen
can beautify themselves n thousand fold, Jl
Is tho only article In tho world that will curl
straight hair, and at tho sanio tlmo o;h'o it u
lieauliful, plossy appearance. Tho Crisper
Coma not only curls the hair, but invigorates,
beaul llli s and cleanses it; is highly and de
lightfully perfumed, and Is tho most complete
article ofllio kind over ottered to I ho American
public. Tho Crisper Coma will be. sent to
uny addr. ss, scaled and postpaid for ijl,
Address nil orders to
VV. L. CLAHK & CO., Chemists
No. it West Favctto St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Iebi:l,'7-ly
LIST OF CAUSES FOR THIAL AT MA ilCII
TEH.M, I8U7.
' I'insr wkkk.
Lhich vs Buvey, No. 10(1, Junu Term, lP.'ii.
lllon for use vs Neafs Executors, No. l!0.-i,
Jl arch Term, Irt.V,),
Harvey vs Uell, No, 210. March Term, 18.-,!).
( :raddl( k vs Owen it Dunn, No. 04, Decem
ber Term, INiH.
Month II vs ( leavenger, No. 101), Peptember
Term, lect.
Moss' Administrators vs IIuss, No. 101, June
Term, 18ti."i.
Olasseyvs Kruiiklin township, No. 10, Sept.
Term, lS(l.ri.
lliignins for use vs flritliam, No. 81, Peptera-
I'l-rTerm, isir.
Stockthdo vs Hess & Stevenson, L'Ofi, June
Term, lHiiil.
Hughes vs lloss Jt Stevenson, No. L'07, June
Term, liSiiO.-
siccosn wkkk 1st mvihion.
Coo vs Lin d ley's, No 17, June Term. !srr.
Shouh vs Kinney's heirs, No. 137, Juno Term,
1.S.17.
Aiiamsvs Oonlon, No. Hi), Juno Term, 1HH1.
Henderson vs lCudm, No. Uu, Juno Tin in, '01.
Morris vs Lucas, No. 71, June Term, l.si; .
Shelby vs Dunham, No. Hi', rieptenber Term,
ll'UL'.
Sliarpneck vs. Curl, No. lot, March Teim,
ISIm.
Lemley vs Gapen. No. 124, June Term, isn.l.
Campbell vs Wiiliams, No, Hi, September
Term, 18(!."i.
2SI DIVISION-. '
South vs Lone No. (12, December Term.
Hickman vs Hickman & Wiley, No. U, March
Term, lMiiii.
Gordon vs Shrlver, No. 1 10, March Term, 'I'.ll.
Iliii-'svs Stcpueus, No. Irtl, .March Term. 'till.
lJ'.'iillry vs Cloud's, No. 18;!, March Term,
ISI.'i.
Foster's Administrators vs Anderson, No, !.",
June Term, 18ili!
Lynch et id vs. Dimkard township, No. U2,'l,
Juno Term, IHllii.
Hook vs Odcnbiutgli, No. 211, Juno Term,
I silt;.
Williams vs McCoy & Co., No. 10(5, Septem
ber Term, 18(ii;.
McKlroy, Dickson & Co. vs Hums' Adminis
trators, No. 1(57. Doooinhei' Term. IHHil.
. J. F. TEMPLE, l'loth'y;
Jeb27 tc.
dual pub! ''tiled, a new edition nf
Vflm. Ct i.viMiwm.i.'s Ci:.i;uim'iii
Essay
on tlio ,n(iVivi iwi-(wilhoiil medicine) of Sper-.
matorilio-.i, or seminal Weakness, tnvolun
tarp Seminal Losses, Impot ncy, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to niarriane,
ir:e ; also, Consumption, Eiiilepsy and Fits
induced by self Indulgence or sexual extrava
gance. r9.Piii!i'. lu a sealed envelope, oely ft ets.
Tho celebrated author, in lliis admirable
essay clearly tletnonslrates from n thirty yours'
successful practice, that thu iiltinuhtij conse
iiuences of sell'-ibuso may lie radically cured
withontthe dangerous use of internal medicine,
or the application of the knife poinlinoul a
mode of euro iitonco simple, certain iindeli'ec
lilal, by means of which every siill'crer, no
matter what his condition maybe, may euro
himself cheaply, ptiva'ely, anil rat'licully.
r.TThis Esay should be in the hands of
i every youth nod every man in iho land.
hent, until r seal, ill a jilain envelope, to any
address, im.ii inut, on receipt of tix cents,
or two postage stamps.
Address Iho publishers,
CHAM J. C, KT.TNK &CO
l2711owery, New York, Post Olllce No. 45SU.
niai2l:'l5ii-ly
IIELMnoT.D'3 FLUID EXTKACT I5U
CHU is plcaMit hi taste and odor, free from
I ii ii injurious propei ues, nun uumomnio m us
.action. :i:l:ltrv-lv
In the Common J'leas of (Ircemi county :
IN the matter of iho account of John lingo.
Est) , lrntce of Mary Heaton, ldow of
Abljah lleaton, iked.
Notice is hereby ejvon that tho account of
said trustee has been tiled in iho cilice of Iho
' l'lotbonotiiry, und will be presented to the
i Court ou tho '.'8th day uf March next, fur nl
' lowuncn. J, F. TEMPLE,
l'bil)-t. Prothonolary.
PROPOSALS
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL LAND
SCRIP
riMIE Hoard of Coiuii.ls.'-ionfrs now offer for
I. H-ile i20,oon ncres of Agiieulturnl College
Land Scrip, beln tho liiiinnco of the Sciii
granted lo tho Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia for the endowment of Agiiclillurid Col
leges in lliis State.
Proposals for Iho purchase ol this Lund
Scrip, addressed lo "The Board of Commis
sion 19 of Agricultural Lund Sciin," will be
received at tho Surveyor General's olllco id
Ilarrisburg, until 12 o'clock, M., ou
WEDNESDAY, AI'HIL 10, 18G7.
This land niny bo located hi any Statu or
Territory, by tho holders ol the scrip, upon
any ol iiieunapproiinaieii lauds (except min
eral mints.) oi too union eitai.es, wntcii may
bo subject to sale nt private entry. Each piece
of scrip represents a quarter pocllon ol one
hundred and sixty acres, Is Issued lu blank,
and will bo triinslorable, without endorsement
or forma! assignment. Tho blank need not
bo tilled until the snip la presented for li ra
lion and entry, wl en the party holding; It can
fill thu blank and enter the hind hi his own
name, lllds must, bo made as per ncrj. and
no bids will bo received for lens limn one
quarter section,
Tho Soilp will bo Issued hnnn dlalely on the
payment of the money to Iho Surveyor Gen
eral. On all bids for n less quantity than
40,11110 acres, ono-lhlrd of tho purchase moony
must be paid wl.hln ten days, und tho remain
ing two-thirds within thlily days alter nntill
calloii nftho acceptance ol tho bid or bids by
tho Board o? Commissioners.
JACOUM. CAMPHELL, Surveyor Oeli'l.
For tho Don rd of Commissioners.
w Haiiiiisiicko, Feb, 27, 18H7.-IS
Nolioel
NOTICE Is hereby given lo the DELIN
QUENT TAX COLLE0TO1W ol'Greorn
rottnty, that if their nrrounts nro not squared
up at or before March Cotnt, suit wl I ho
brought without respect to persons,
f.b I U -is TUOH. LUIS, Treumuvr,
THE NATIONAL
ttHOlCE Family Flour at mmket rates at
1NGUUAMS.
POTATOES tho best the lnnket slTonl". n
1NGHIIA.MS.
ERAFamllyG,i;Gn!i0
A FINE Quality of Salt, bv tho barrell or
il less, at INGUKAMS.
AVaynciliurg. March (5 tt
TU1 IONS, of both sexes uso Holiubokl s Lx
tt act llucliu. It will give brisk und energetic
feelings, and enable you to Bleep well.
;5:i;tcow-ly
ATTENTION I SOLDIEHS !
Disbanded Soldiers cntitlwd to additional
imnntv under tho recent Act of Congress
should he careful whom they employ to col
lect their dues. Il is not every . un-irKjapieii
'sharper" who hangs out his shingle that is it
luvnsed claim a'jcitt.
I am thus iiuthmized by law, ana win at
tend to nil soldiers' claims for back tay, h-.k-
u,..v nml llil.lTlcViAL 1I0UNT1ES. IlllVillg tllS
eortect blanks on hand lo make such applica
tion, there Is no cause for rcluru oi papers
oneo sent, or delay In making them out. Ite
ceipls given for alt discharges placed In my
p ssesstou.
Applv at once two more months will be too
llta. " 13. F. FLENN'HvEN,
P. 0. Box 108." J Otllco First Nat. Uank.
jaii:;o,'li7 ' Waynesburg, Pa.
Con veyancing done on reastniajdojertiij.
HiIwn'lKSENTION oh 1NCONTIN
enco of Urine, hii'ution, lullainintilion, or
ulcerution of tbe bladder, or kidneys, diseases
of the prostrate glands, stone in iho bladder,
calculus, gravel or brick dust deposits, and all
discuses of the bladder, kidneys and dropsical
swellings,
Usn lliu.Mnoi.ti's Fixn ExniAcr Ikcnu.
IhUlcow-ly
sherTffs sale.;
l)V vhtuoofa will of Venditioni Exponas,
J) lulled out of tho Court of . Common
Pleas ol Greeno county, ami to mo directed,
llicrowill bo exposed to puhiic sale nt tlio
Cotnt House in Wuynesburg on '1 ucudtiy Uili,
day of March next at 1 o'clock, v. m., Iho fol
low big property, Vwi
All tho right, title, Interest mid claun or
Dett. of, In and to n certain Tract ol hind sit
ualedin Franklin Town.klp Greeno Co., Pa.
adjoining lands of Daniel Tlirockinbito,, Amos
Clevcnger.Davld Scott, Jesiollill mh(j 0 t
containing ono hundred and eighty-flvo aeriS
more or loss, ono lunulred and thirty acres ol'
which nro cleared, and has eredeil thereon
one friinio I'welllng bousn and kitchen, f umu
barn, log stable tenant house and otheriovit
buildlncs two apple orchards mid other 'mil
trees on Iho premises.
Taken In excciiiltm ns Iho properly of Da
vid A Worley As ThnmiuMllll al tho suit ot
Furmers & Drovcis Hank of Wnynerhnrir.
HEATH JOHNi.
Sheriff.
fi.b. 20, 'C7.-ls.
MONEY Fit EE AS WATEIt.-r1
lO.ono ACTIVE LOCAL
and Traveling Agents, Male or Female, ofall
ages, are wanted to solicit trade Inevoiy city,
(own, village, hamlet, workshop and factory,
throughout tho entire world, for thu most ,
saleable novelties ever known. 500 Per
cent PKOF1T and ready sale wherever of
ferial I 1 Smart men and women run miiko
from W to 00 ier day, and no ilsk of lops! .
A small capital requited of from $20 lo $l(ltl '
tho more money Invented tho greater thu ':
pootlt. No money required In advance wu .
Ilrst send tho iirilcles und receive liny utter-
wards I If you uctiially wish to make money
rapidly nml easily, write lor full particulars
mid uildrefs MILNOH As CO . (From Purls,),
fell I II-1 y 811) llrtiadwiiy. New York Cliy, ,
siTATKIt obKNliAUXiTl'T""'
DEALElt IN 'DUUCIS, MEDICINES, I-"-(inors
and evt ry thintf portiilnlnij to ft tiit-t'
clnrs Drug Hlore. Presurlpllons carefully coil "
,,,wl,.,l 'Cll.l .1,'. (11,1 MllHll " Wl.VHB, J
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