1704.
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I N 8 U R A N C K COMPANY
or
NORTH AMERICA!
riiii.-MlcIplua.
Oldest Iasiiriiiico touipmiy In America.
CASH CAl'ITAL AM) PIHPIXS. 0VF.ll
$1,7:11,000.
BEVFNTV ONE YEARS Successful BiihI
ncs l'xp'iienco, with n reputation for IX
TE'HUTY tmil HONORABLE DEALING
UNSURPASSED by nny Miuuh.: Institution.
LOSS US PAID since" organization, 17,
COO.Oi O.'IO !
t(JlEl L RATES for nil the safer classes
o'prrpertv. Insuinnce of D WELLINGS anil
CONTENTS, a cperiullty.
BIUCKor BTONH DWELLINGS Insured
PERPETUALLY, if desired, on terms of the
greatest economy uml safety to tliu Insured.
It In WISDOM nnd ECONOMY to insnrc i hi
tlio best Companies, nnd there Ib NONE lil'l -TEH
than the old INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA.
DIRECTORS :
Arthur 0. Collin S. Mori is Wain,
Samuel W. Jones.
.Tolin Mason,
John A. ill-own,
Charles Ty!oi
Ambrose Yhite,
Richard D. W'-od,
AVllliiim Welsh.
Oi'O. L. ll:iin3on,
Francis H. Cope,
Edward II. Trotter,
Edward 8. Clark",
Win. Ciimiiiiiitr-.
William II. Rnwon,
T. Charlton Henry,
.T.ni'i' Dickson.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President.
Ciia Lies Pi.att, Secretary.
E. M. SAYERS,
Jnn9,'C7 tf Aent lor Greene County.
J. SUCKLING & CO 'S
CBBl'f SALE OP WATCHES,
On the popular one pike plan, giving every
patron a handsome and reliable watch for the
low price ofTen Dnllar.t ! Without regard to
value, nnd not to lie paid for unices perfect!
satisfactory!
600 ftillililuM Htititinir Viitcli. a S-'sn I" $"
fiUll.MinicC.r r.l :..l,l Wuli lrH - tu iMM
MH) I,h.1Ic-Wai.-li. a, Kiuiiiii-IImI 1Mu :m
1,0IHI (lolil llMlllhlKCIll Ii l- Wali-lii"" Si-." In
1,000 flulil lllllilhai Knulii-h l.i-vi-1-n WW In Mil
0,1)110 (Mil lluilliimilia-li-x Wnt.li.iH Kid hi -."U
(i.OUO llnlil lliiniitii.' Anii i Inill Wuttlius I'M tu S.ill
S,0(iu Silver Hunting-Lw-m ''"I"
!,lKK) Silver Hunting llunli-sos 75 tu li-'.O
J.'i.OW Uolil Lailiin' Wati-lu Ml tu
To.lKK) (lolil lluntin.r 1.1'plni-s Wlti) "5
10,0(1.) JlinC-1-llu a SHvit Wntcliol fill tu Hm
2f,C,0ll IliiiilliiK Silvi-r W.it. liiH Siitu f'l
110,000 Arartwl Wutrlli. nil kili.li 10 In VS
Evel-VMti-nn iflitahw u Watch l.y IlilHiimingi'iiii-nt. fi.t
lux but f 10, vihilu it way bo worth fVi.0. No imrtlulity
lliuwn.
MiMtrn J. Ilh-lillnc A Co.'n gr.-iit Ani"rlnin Wiitrli Cn.,
Now York City, n-li.li to Ir liali-ly ilimi' i.f thi n'-'ivo
BlilKlllllci-ntBliirk. Certllli'iiteii llaniiliiinl li' I'". hit pine-
cil lu sealed i-nvi liipon. Ilnlili-mii- tltl.-tl to tlir-ni ti.-I.-H
luimi'il on tln-ir riTlilii-r.ti-K, ujiini pitynii-iit nf Ti-h DnllaiH,
whi-llK'rit lin a Watrh wi.i-lli :7'i(i n- em- win-lii tre. Tin
Tliorclnniiif our i-irllllniU i tililliH .mu In llu. arlii-li-nnim-il
th(.ri-iiM,ii, iiii.niiiniint, ir,'.-sii-i-tivi' ul li ivm-th,
unit us no urtii-le vuluril lens lliaif J loin naiui-il mi any i-'-r-tilkilto,
it will at iilii-i. Iii-h'iii that till" l. im lull' i-.v, Imt
B Hlliilulit-fnl-wanl Irjiitlniittti ll-iiiMiirll"li, ninth may bo
liarllcii.ali'il im-vi-n l.y llu- iiiiml nisliilleun I
A HinglaCei-llllrati' will In- Hi-nt l.y nail, l st- ini.l, lll'iin
receipt ul' lift rnitH,-tivp'.'rl,i'li-vt'ti iHi-.lliii-l.v-liii'i-ii.inil
elffrallt lirrliliulll iir ?.'i,fixly iix ami llli.r.' viiltlal.li' iri'Mli
iliu fur f 10, one liiuiilri'il ami innrtt tsiipi-rli Walrii tin-jilii.
To Ap-nlH or t llciM,- winhin ciMil,.ylin-lit thin U a rtiri' ui
IMirliiuily. It U n li'ilimalrly i-umliii'ti il Ini-iins, ilnly
aiilh'iricil l.y tin. lluvt'niiiii-iit.iiml .iii.-ii to thu ukimI care
ful scrutiny, Ti.v tiil A.l.ii-iHH,
.1. IIICKMNO CO.,
ll'J Ih-cailway Nun- P. 0.
jnn3n,'87-,1inoi City of Ni-vr York.
ASTHOLOGY.
Til!: WORLD ASTOl'ISiiliD
AT Til 15 WOXDKItl'Uf. 1II.V;I,ATI0.SH
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST.
MADAME H, A. P E R R I G 0 .
Bho reveals secrels no mortal ever knew.
Bho restores to hnppiness those who, from
doleful events, catastrophes, crosses in love,
loss of relations and friends., loss of money,
&e., have become despondent, tfho blinds
together those long scperalcd, yives In oriuii
tion concerning absent friends or lovers, re
stores lost or stolen property, tells you the
businessyou are best qualified to pursue nnd
in what yon will bo most successful, cause
speedy marriages nnd tells you the very day
you will marrv, dvesyou thonaine. HUenets
and characteristics of the parson. Sho rends
your vciy thoughts, nnd by her almost super
natural powers unveils Hie dark nnd hidden
mysteries of the future. From tho stars wo
see iu tho flrmnnicnt tho niulillc stars that
Overcome or predominate in tho configuration
from the aspects and positions of the plan
ets and the lixed ttnrs iu the heavens nt (lie
time of birth, sho deduces Ilia future destiny
of man. Fail not to consult the greatest, As
trologint on earth. It costs you hut a trifle,
and you may never again have so fa vow Wo on
opportunity, Consultation fee, with likeness
ana all desired information,!. Parties liv
ing tt ft distance emi consult tho Madame by
mail with equal safety nnd satisfaction to
themselves, as if iu person. A full and ex
plicit cnart, written out, with all Inquiries
answered and likenesses enclosed, sent by
mail on receipt of prlco above mentioned.
The strictest sercsy will be maintained, nnd
nil correspondence relumed or destroyed.
References of tho highest rrdcr furnished
thoso desiring them. VV'rito plainly tho day of
the month and year in which you were born,
enclosing a small lock of hair.
Address, Mauamu II. A. PERRIOO,
P. O, Drawer 2'.)a, Buffalo, N. Y.
fcbl3,'C7-ly .
iPiffl CIPII. "
Throw away your false fiizzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive ofc omlort, and not worth a (ii
Come aged, ccme youthful, come ugly nnd fair
And rejoice in your own luxuriant liuir.
REPAR.VTOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever cause it may have fallen out) nnd
forcing a grothol hair upon the face, it has no
equal. It .v ill force iho beard to grow upon
the smoothest fact In from live to eight wcel.s.
orliair upon bnkl bonds in from two to threo
mouths. A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is notlrng tiiat will foreo
or hasten the growth of the hair or beard.
Their assertions are false, s thousands of liv
ing witnesses (from their own experience) can
bear witness. But mnnv will say, l ow are wo
to distinguish the genuine from tho spurious V
It certainly Is oillcult, as nine-teutlis ol tlui ,
different Preparations advertised for the hair i
and beard ure entirely worthless; and yoi
may havo already thrown n way largo amounts
in their purahaso. To such wo would say, try
tho Rcparator Capllli, it will cost you noth
ing unless It fully comes up to our represen
tations. If your druggist docs not keep it,
Bond us one dollar ami wo will forward It,
postpaid, together with a receipt for tho mo
noy, which will bo - w turned you on appllca
tlou, providing entire satisfaction is not given.
Address, W. L. CLARK & CO,, Chemists,
No 8 WcBt Eayotto St., Syracuse, N. Y.
fcbl3,'C7-ly
WHISK3EBS
AND
' M U ST ACHES!
TIORCED to grow upon the smoothest faco
V in from three to rlvo weeks hy using Dr.
BEVIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPIL
LAIRE, tho most wonderful discovery In
modem science, nctlnir urton tho Beard nnd
Hair in an almost miraculous manner. It has
tnen used bv the elite of Paris and London
with the most flattering success. NnmcB of
all purchases will be registered, nnd if cntlro
satisfaction Is not given in everv Instance, tho
money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by
mall, sealed and "postpaid, ji I. Descriptive
circulars and testimonials mailed free. Ad
dress HERO EH, SIIUTTS& CO., Chemists,
No. 585 Rlvor Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole
agents for the United States. feb3Q,,67ly
SOMtiTilhU NEW!
UliS. K. S. SAYKRS & IIOSKINSON
Ilivvoiuat arrived from Nkw Ymik with ft
large nssort.neni 01 loreign nuu uran
which thev prop iso to sell at tho lowest CASH
rlllCESI Biich ns Drcus Goods. Dicss
4'rlmniiir,', Dress Buttons, Gay's Patent
Mull's, Ladies's Shawls, Furs, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps ; also,
n great variety of nicn articles,
ut very low prices, for
Gentlemen & Ladies' Wear
Wares of all kinds, and n completo . vrtrlo
ly or llie " nest UKUUli.ilil'.3. ah i
i..l,t,,1. 4lt.it, iivnnnan t, cii.tl ,it lit,, vnrv l.tivr.
of
figiires, depending on the quality and cheap
ness of their goods to gain them custom.
G.ve them a call before pim-lmslng else
u'lnii tinil I In v uill nrol'o IiimL I til nltOYO li
correct, ltoom In Silvers' corner, cast of tho
...... ... . ,. ...
v.ouix iiouse, ti aj iie.Miur.;. uovn uu-u
When by tho two of DR. JOINVILLE'S
ELIXIR you can bo cured permanently, und
at a trilling cost
Tho n.-.tonisliing success which has attended
this invaluable medicino for I'Msind and
Nervous ',ealiiiesfl, General Debility nnd
Prostration, Loss of Muscular Energy. 1m
Hili'iii'V. or anv oftbe consequences of ynnlli-
fid indisei-elloii, rendcis it the must valuable
p:epai-.-ilion ever discovered.
It will remove nil nervous ulTictions, dc
iiresi.lon. excitement, incapacity to study or
business, loss of memory, in iifu.-lon, thoughts
nl' self-destruction, fears of iii'.iiiitv, iVc. It
will restore the ani'clite, renew the health of
those wlio have destroyed it by sensual ex
cess or evil practices.
Young men, be humbuged no more by
'Diiack' Doctors" and Ignorant practitioners.
but send without delay lor the Elixir, and bo
at once restored to health and happiness. A
perfect euro is guaranteed in every instance.
Price iSI or four bottles to one i ddress,
One bottle is suillcicnt to cllect u cure in ul!
ordinarv cases-
' ALSO. DR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC
PILLS, for the speedy and permanent cure o'
Gonorrhea. Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Grav
el, Slrictiiru and all affections of the Kidneys
and Hindilcr- Cures effected in from one to
live days. 1 hey are prepared trout vegeta
ble extracts that lire harmelcss on the system,
and never nauseate, the stomach or impreg
nate the breath. No change of diet is nee. s-
sary while using litem, nor docs their action
in any maiinei nuei ieie vwin uiiMin.-sspir.sii.ia
Price I ncr box.
Either of the nbo'-o mentioned articles will
be sent to tiny ad'liCfS.closoly sealed, nnd post
paid, by mail or express, on receipt 01 pneo,
Address all or.'ersto
BE RUE It, SIIUTTS & CO., Chemists,
No. :!M River Street, Troy, N. Y.
leb20,'U7 ly
BEAUTY !
ATJBUBN, GOLDSN, i'LAXL'N AND
SILKEN CURLS,
IIRODVCED liv the ihd of Trof. PE
1IREUX FUiSEKLEClIEVEUX. One
application warranted to curl tho most straight
and stubborn- hair ol cither sex in'o wavy
ringlets, or heavy inai-tivo euirj, lias been
used hy the lasluonaiilciiol J. tins ami Jjoikioii,
with the most nn-.tifvmi; results D ies no in
jury to the hair. 1'iico by mail, scaled and
postpaid. tj?l. Descriptive circulars mailed
tree. Address lililiiil'.ll, Ml I 1 1 .? iV (.!.,
Chembts, No. '.'M.- River St., Troy, N. Y.,
Sole Agents futh(j United States.
fcl)'-o,'(l7-ly
NEW EXMIEJIEKT
THE PROPOSED DIPEACHMKNI
-OF-
H.RINISHABTi
FOR SELLING CHEAP GROCERIES 1
TTAVIXG .1UST RETURNED FRO.M THE
J.J. city, lie has opened llie largest
Hew Grocery
In town. He des'res to Inform tho citizens
of Witynesburg and vicinity of tlio caro Iio
have taken in selecting stock, having on hand
n uood supply of
CONFKU'rlONS, T01JACCO. CI
UAliS, TAU, also, rUOVISI
ONS, r.ACON, DKIED HliEF
l'OTATOli-i, KIS1I,
DRIED PEACHES,
&o , ifco , &0.
Call and see him as lie "has been getting a
You will find him accomodating, nnd can
sell lower than any one iu tlio place. Jlu
sure to go to the rilit place, in
LEDWITO'S OLD BUILDING.
opposite tho Court House, and formerly oc
cupied by tho Post Olllcu.
npis,'i;ii.-tf-
"nx.'lSJi.. sayors,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
Will attend to nil claims for back pay, boun
ty and pensions of soldiers and their representa
tives. The Pensions of tho following class are
Increased Irom H to IB and -' per month,
and w uows lor children under sixteen years
$2 per monlli cacli, viz :
1st. Those who havo lost tho sight of both
eyes, tho use of both hands, or otherwise total
ly disabled and incapacitated Irom performing
manual labor.
2d- All widows having children under six
teen years of age are entitled to $2 per month
additional for each child.
8d. Guardians representing tho iW chil
dren of Boldlers are entitled to the sumo Increase
as If thn mother was living. augl ,'(l(l-tf,
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
CIIASTELLAH'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR !
ron itiisioviNO Burntn.uotis hair.
To tho ladies especially, thlB Invaluable do
Dilatory recommends itself as being an almost
hidlspcnsililo article to female beauty, Is easi
ly applied, does not bum or Injure tlio skin,
but nets directly on iho roots It is warranted
to remove superfluous hair fruin low foreheads
or from anv part ot tho body, completely,
totally nnd radically exterpnting the Biimo,
leaving tho skin sofi, smooth and natural.
This is tlio only nrtirlo used by the French,
and Is tho only real effectual depilatory lu ex
istence. Prlco 75 cents per package, sent
postpaid, to any auuress, on receipt oi an
order, ny
BERUER, B1IUTTS & CO., Chemists,
cb'JO.'OMy 285 River St,, Troy, N. Y.
Something New
IN WAYNEBURO, PEW A.
THOS, BRADEN
(At the room formerly occupied by Andrew
Wilson, Sr., next door to Brndeu's Drug Store.)
Respectfully Informs tho good people of Greene
county, tint ho has opened a
HAftBWARE STGHE.
And Invites a call from his friends and the
public generally. His store is II lied with
everything in his lino needed liy tho Farmer
and Mechanic. Being a practical firmer, he
knows exactly the wauls of his farmer Iriends.
Amoi;g his variety of goods will be found Iron,
Nails ofall kinds. Planes of all varieties, Au
gers, Braces. Ac. Tultlo toothed, cross cut
and mill saws, hand saws und t.-oU of till des
criptions. AGRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS
Mowing Machines, Cutting Roxcs. Corn Shel
ters, Plows, Cultivators. Shovels, Forks, and
everything In his lino.
SADDLEHY IIAIIDWAUE,
A general assortment of saddlery hardware,,
to which lie invites llie attention of purchasers.
WOODEN WAKE OF ALL KINDS,
Tubs, Buckets, Butter B twls and nil kinds of
Kitchen Wooden Fixius.
Willow Baskets: Brooms, Brushes, Coal
Buckets, Brass Kettles, Buggy whips, Shot
Guns, Boys Wagons and si Ih
All persons desirom of piuohasing any of
llu; above article!) and many others, not incn
'ioned j will consult their interest by
CALLING SOON.
Ho will tako pleasure In showing 'his stock
at all times. So give him a call when you
coino to town. -member the place, oppo
site the First National Bank.
dec I '-'If THOS. BRADEN.
DRY GOODS
-AT
inn nicBj
AT
"JHWS OLD STUB."
TUB GOODS ALL FKESII,
litis
3' 3? "S" Xs US JE3 ,
LATEST AND BS3T!
Tin;
.Fabrics, as Represented,
AND THE
ASSORTMENT KEPT COMPLETE,
MIRE UNDERSIGNED IS DETERMINED
L to sell, und tho hkauy cash,-will secure
Iho very best of bargains. Call and examine
his stock L. Iv. EVANS,
decll-.'lm Wnynesbtii'g. Pa.
3P E3 A C 13
HAVING BEEN .MAD!;. 'A E OFFER OUR
CUSTOMERS ONE GF THE LARG
EST STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS!!
L EAT 1 1 El l, HOOTS & SHOES,
Hats & Caps !
HUM, IVAlLMand SALT,
And a great variety of BONNETS and II ATS
for the ladies, nt the lowest prices that Goods
have been sold for sincu tho commencement
of tho War.
PRINTS From 12 1-2 to r.cts.poryd,
MUSLINS,... " 12 1-2 to 40 " "
FISH At Pittsburgh prices.
IRON & Nulls" '' Card Prices.
SATI " $:! per barrel.
COTTON YARN, at reduced rates.
We have the goods in stoic, and, all we ask
(if our friends is to call and sec for themselves
for wo are. satisfied that an examination ot our
stock and low prices will repay them for their
trouble. To our friends at n distance, we ex
tend a cordial Invitation to call and see their
old friends who aie always glad to see them,
for we can assure litem that it will repay them
lor tho trouble.
V. II. M COY & CO.
Tlio old stand of W. II. M'COY, Grconsbo
ro. Greene County. Vcnn'u. IMiiy'Ki.'iiri-ti
Thero comet li glad tidings ot joy to nil,'
To young anil to old, to great and to small j
Tho beauty which onco was so precious and
rare,
Is free for all, nnd all may bo fair.
Bv inn USH oi'
CIIASTELLAH'S
WHITE LKtlllD
ENAMEL,
For Improving and Beautifying the Complex
ion, Tlio most valuablo and porfect preparation
In ubc. for giving tho skin a beautiful pearl
lllto tint, that Is only found in youth. It
quickly removes Tun, Freckles, PlmplcB,
Blotches, Moth Patches, Ballowuess. Erupt
ions, and nil Impurities of tho skin, kindly
healing tho same leaving tho Bkln wiiito and
clear as alabaster. Its uso can not bo detect
ed hy tho closest scrutiny, nnd being a vege
table preparation Is perfectly harmless. It ll
tlio only article of tho kind used by tho French,
nnd Is considered by tho Parisian as Indispen
sable to a perfect toilet. Upwa-ds of 30,000
bottles were Bold during tlio past your, a
BUllleleut guamnteo of Its efllcacy, Prlco on
ly 75 cents. Sent by mall, post-paid, on re
ceipt of an order, bv
BERGER, SHUTTS & Co,, Chemists.
2b5 River St., Troy N. Y,
feb20 '07-17.
(fanners' Column.
From the N. Y. Observer.
NOTES FOR MARCH.
'Spring Is coining I Spring is coming I
Birds are chirping; Insects humming ;
Flowers are peeping from their sleeping ;
Streams escaped from winter's keeping:
Shout wo, thou, with Nature's voico,
Welcome, Spriug ! Rejoice, ri j. 'Ice ! "
Clin of domestic animals is a topic
tliat is always timely. Tlio nppetito oi
Loci cattle and multon nliccp that are
designed for slaughter a few mouths
hence, will nppoar to lie sharper this
month than it was at ni y tune ilunnjr,
tho winter. Uonscq.iently, their daily
allowance of meal idiould be increased.
Seo that ewe that uill drop early
lambs aro not allowed to tall away in
llosh, beforo grass is suflicieiitly largo
tor grazing. K tbey aro thin in llesli,
lei Biiuh bo led ono pint of oats or oat
meal . d uly, witli soin j roots, and a
bountiful mipply of hay.
Milch cows that will coino in nliorlly
require much wire, lost they lose flesh
Let it bu borno in mind that every
pound of fit, or fle.-h, that a milch cow
loses in tho spring of tho year will cost
hor owner tuoro than the prico of a
pound of choice butter to replace.
Lot calves bo fed a pint of out meal
each, daily. Out meal is excellent for
all kinds of stock, as it contains a largu
per cenlao of nourishment. Culve
that are dropped this mouth, whether
they lire to bu raised or slaughtered,
need a oonifortablo btull, well littered
with straw. It is a allocking way to
tie a calf to tho fence, or in somo cold
and wet corner, whero it must endiiro
the cold, and he in its own fllth. In
order to rear a choice cow, or au ex
tra bullock, it is essential to commence
when the young aui;nal lirst begins to
Dining the month ol March there is
ncod of exercising especial care of brood
mares that are expected to rear'oolts
tho coming season. Ono of the worst
things f jr a inuio with foal is to bu re
quired to stand tied, from d.iy to day,
in the stable. Such animals should
have the advantage of a largo yard for
several hours daily, or bo driven gently
several miles regularly. Thero la no
danger at nil that light work and mod
erate, driving will injure mares with
foal; lut harsh nsagi, drawing heavy
lo-ul, and worrying by rotiidi drivers,
will often prove to be their ruin.
Sou that slieep, which aio not abund
antly supplied with roots, hive access
to evergreen biwmhes of pino or hem
lock trees. When li-.-y cm be allowed
to go to the forest to browse, nothing is
better for their health,
D.icks, in soma instances, will begin
to lay during the latter part of the month
of March. Let il,e'ti be kept from (lie
pond ot water until the latter part of the
day, or until they have luyed, as they
aro so exceedingly ton, I of tho water
thi y will not suck i nest, but will drop'
their eggs iu the water, where they
will lie lost, A ducks lay large eggs, j
they require an abutid nice of rich feed, j
in order to produce an egg daily. ;
There is nothing better to make ducks
lay than feed inn lu of'cq i il pan i f In
dian corn nua! and unboiled win-at!
flour, scalded, and made into inu-li, and
miuglcd with milk, and fed warm.
liens may bo set during the latter
part of the mouth. Seu that such hens
have a comfortable placo, where cold
winds will not. chill them or their eggs,
when they leave the nest in quest ot
food.
Hrood sows should bo separated from
the herd at least four weeks previous
to tho time of ye.iuing, and have the
advantago of a comfortable and dry sty,
well littered with a few bushels of cut
straw. Such animals should always
havo access to a yard, whero they can
como to the clean ground. Avoid
feeding such animals too highly with
ooncciurated food. A few apples ir
boiled potatoes will often prevent a
morbid appetite for flesh, which induces
some bows to devour their own pigs.
There is no danger that a sow will
havo such an unnatural taste for flesh as
to induce her to ot some of her own
pigs, if sho has been properly ted and
cared for iu every rospeot. Whole
grain, ot any kind, is decidedly object
ionable tor a brood bow, as euoh iced
often superinduces fever.
rainting agricultural implements can
bo attended to during Iho warm day of
March. Sky blue is ono ot the cheapest,
most beautiful and durable colors for
painting tho wcod-woik oi all kind ot
farm implements. But little skill is re.
quired to prepare such paint. Procure
boiled linseed oil and a can of white
load. Purcliaso also about one-fourth
as much liquid drier as oil. Then min
gle three pnrls of boiled oil with one
part ot drier, and stir in powdered blue
paint into tlio while paint until tho de
sired shade is obtained. About two
parts of white lead and one oi blue
paint will make a beautiful blue color.
Onedolhu's worth ofsuah paint Will add
many dollars to the voluo of a tow im
plements If the oil and drier nre ot a
fair quality, suoh paint will become hard
in a lew days.
During tho mouth ot March the out.
side ot building may bo painted, as
paint applied in cool weather is Jar
ii oro durable thau it would bo were tho
same paiut laid on iu hot weather.
When the surface is so dry that much
of tho oil is absorbed from tho paint, let
the pores of tlw wood bo filled with
water. Then, as soon as the suifieo will
hold the paint, let the brush play lively
Uy wetting the dry wood tho oil will
ho kept on where it is the surface, whero
it is required to protect tho wood from
the influcneo of tlio weather.
fl IE CO PPEIB IEAlTFA'ti I liit" AN DSON.
A iio.iii:sric OHi.ouct;,
Filllier.
"Come hither, little Jefferson,
And sit upon my knee;
And cu'lyour brother, Johnny Booth,
And little Robliy Lee ;
I'll tell ti story dark and sad
About a Statesman stern :
'Twill make your little eyes to weep,
Your Hitlu heait to burn.
"Tho prtiiot Jeff, whse nam you bear,
Seized by n cruel foe,
Long months and years Is languishing
Immured in Fort Monroe ;
No voice is raised to cheer him now,
(Save one. und that soon hushed )
While 'neath the Yankee' iron heel
The noble South is cruxhed."
Li Uc Jefferson.
"But Is be not a traitor, pa,
Like Roman Cataline ?
And Arnold in my history ?
And iu u book of mine,
I read how C.in his brother killed,
And had to run away ,
I'm sure 1 think the stVesman stcru
Is quite as bad as they 1" .
Father.
"This conies of reading YunUeo books !
This comes of Yankee schools,
Where little good and inhehief much
Are taught by Yankee rules !
Here Jell'ei son, bo off to bed,
Y'ou little saucy brat ;
Why, next you'll call mu Copperhead 1
Take that, and that, and that !"
(Exit Young Jeff,, howling).
PHILOSOPHY OF SHAKING HANDS..
An Exchange says: Thero is a phi
losophy in haiul-hhakiog Jt is an in
dication of character, It give expres
sion to tho degiees in which you are ap
preciated or esteemed by another. There
are a variety of method of slinking
hands, according to temperament dis
position or occasion.
S.uiifc seize your hand with a fervent
grasp one foot extended and holding
your eye with their own. Such is the
sa'titation of a jolly tar, ready to sh.it e
Iho "last shot in the locker,' w ith tlio
nil-anger of tl e hour. Oilier, ngain.scize
your hand witli as much frenzy, and
may mean as well toward you; but they
do not look directly lowaid you, but
pass your check, with eyes stead ly set
hs it looking for some undefined ghost
lines bcyo.i'l and seeming to convei'::e
with the same.
Others give too great a show of tor
vency to the salutation, causing your
linger totiu'glo with pain, you involuii- j
tarily glance at the injured hand, ex.
peeling it to have been compressed into
one horrid, bruised, extended index fin
ger Others, again, adil to this exhibi
tion of iiinscclar power, by wringing
your band up and down a sort ol inliina- j
tiou that they are about to 'pump yon !
A le v conic so close to you that you
enn feci then bre.ilh upon your cheek,
other seem to be experimenting on llie
gi"uli'sl di-l.tiice at which ihc salutation
am b.i ex-hanged. Some daintily offer
yon tl e tips ot their lingers it means
either tbatlhev consider tlieinselvcs y. ur
superior, or lli.U liiey arc not disposed
t-i be e-peci tiiy giaumi. Others, again,
take your whole hand, even endangering
the immaculate whiteness of your wrist,
bands.
The most agreeable shako ot the hand
i that meaning, welcome gru-o, warm
but not painful in pressure, which stand
guarantee to tho synipalhetio look and
kisidly spoken word. The most abom
inable band shaking is lazy, listless of
fering, giving no prossuro and averse to
receiving any. Wo have shaken hand
with such person, and the memory ot it
has annoyed us for ever afterward. It
was liko touching a wet dishcloth, or a
e ld. quivering trog. An embarassing
shake of tho hand is, when tho party
greets you hastily, yet silently, a if ho
felt guilty of boldness, or was not quite
sure that ho had not been misled by a
resemblance. It is a awkward as a
pause in conversation.
Perhaps, to young lover, the qutct
h lit unintentional contact of hands is
most pleasant that soft, lingering rest
lessness.tliat delicious rema ning at loves'
dictation, that faint attempt at with
drawal, at propriety's suggestion, that
electrical thrill ot uontact which fire
the veins, modulate tho voices, colors
tho cheeks, add a brightness to tho
eyo, and a tromulousness to the lip.
How many men, profound in philoso
phy, brilliant in scholarship, high iu
position, sal for hour in still moonlight,
holding iu their hand the soft white
bandot woman t thuir thoughts wildly
borno oft' by a fitting leaf or the thrill of
a bob.o'-link 1 Who can say that they
wcro not all the bettor for it; con not
tho lion bo in love ?
To Youno Mkn. Dout rely upon
your friends. Don't rely upon the good
narao ot your ouceators. Thousand
have spent tho prune of life in vain
hopes ot those whom they call friend
and thousands havo starved because, they
have rich fathers Rely only upon tho
good uaino which is rnado by your own
exertions, any know that the best fiiend
you con have is an uneouqnorablo de
termination, united with decision ot
character.
Tub five bodies found in barrels at
the Grand Trunk Depot, appear to bo
those of paupers recently deceased ond
to have been stolen for some medical
college.
N W
PHOTOGRAPH
Gr J. JLm JLm US TFL "ST
. . -IN- - .
WAYNESBUKG, TENN'A
jSSLJT.Jh. WaUooo
Has fitted up a new and splendid Photograph
Gallery In tlio third story of
ALLISON'S BUILDING,
Where he Is prepared to execute
1'llOTOGUAl'IIS,
AMIJUOTYPES,
?J A LE I AN OT Y PES,
CAUTES DE VISITE,
And nil other kinds and sizes of pictures, In a
style equal to the best artists. Especial atten
tion will be given to copying pictures and en
larging them. All applications will bo prompt
ly attended to. Their rooms nre commodious
liml attractive, nnd every desirable accommo
dation will he rendered to customers This is
decidedly the best opportunity Insecure accu
rate likenesses ever oll'ercd to the people ol
Greene Oounty, Call any time It suits you,
Pictures taken any time iu I lie day, nnd in all
kinds of weather. Nov, 15, 18115. if.
DR. W. 11. TOMOR
HAS been in successful practice for ft num
ber of years, with the experience of the
dilleri-nt hospitals in Europe, also a member
of tho Analytical Medical Institute of New
York, continues to attend to nil professional
cases at 1 is ollico , No. '.I2t Filbert Street,
Philn.
No patent Medicines aro used or recom
mended : the remedies administered nre those
which will not brake down the constitution,
but renovate the system from all injuries il has
sustained from mineral medicines, mid leave
thosystcn ilia healthy and perfectly cured
condilion.
DYSPEPSIV, that distressing dlseaso nnd
Hi! destroyer of health and happiness, under
mining tlio constitution and yearly enrryiug
thousands to untimely graves, can most cm
pliaticlly be cured.
Melancholy, Abberratlon, that state of Alio
natbn and wuikncssof mind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying the pleasbres or
perlorming llie dulies of life.
RHEUMATISM, in any form or condition,
chronic or ncctlte, warranted curable. Epi
lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub
born cases of
F KM X L E D I SEA SES
radically removed ; Salt Rheum and every
description of ulcerations ; Piles nnd scroful
ous diseases which havo bullied all previous
mcuicai sivill, can no cured ny my lrealinc.nl;
nnd I do say aHiliseaes, (yes Cunmumtiuii) can
ho cured by wearing my Medical Jaeet, which
is a proleciion to tho lungs against all changes
ot weather lu all climates having investigated
for years the cause and character of inlerniit
tents (fever and ague) in nil parts of the United
Stales will cure permanently nil chronic or
acute cases ol Ague and nervous discuses in il
lew days.
CANCEU'CURED W1THOUTT1IE KNIFE
OR DRAWING OF BLOOD.
Tape Worm, that dread to tlio Human
Family for years, can be removed with two or
three doses of my newly discovered remedy,
warranted in all cases. Ciihsulta ion in the
English and Ocniuin Languages free of charge.
Will make visils any distance, if desired. May
be addressed by letter (coullden. tally,) nnd
Medicine sent with proper directions to any
part of the country,
OFFICE No. 028 Filbert Street, Pliila.
liur-Mi'iiU-Iy
'.VAYXPSUi itU .tl.tU&,U 4 STOXi-
STILL continue to carry on tho Marble and
Stone cutting business at their long estali
li'ihed stand immediately East of the Public
s iitare, Main Street, Waynesboro
This establishment has been in constant
O'leration since Ih;!!I, and the long experience
ami cnci" V of the proprietors, linked with tlio
ot'ercise of sound judgment and good taste,
lnvc won lor them a wide spread and enviable
reputation. An extensive stock ol tho vanotn
vi'victicsoftlie hcstmarble kept constantly on
lii'iid. Special iit'co'ion paid to polishing,
plessim;, cavvlic; nl cnmnviu;.
All oi-de' mi I filled.
December 211, 1MI2.
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
W. J Bradley's Celebrated
Patent
duplex' "il IiIptic
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
Tho Wonderful Flexibility nnd great com
fort and pleasure to any lady wearing the Dtl
plex Elliptic Skirt wilt be experienced partic
ularly in all crowditd assemblies, operas, car
riages, railroad cars, church i ews, armchairs,
for promenade and Iiouse -dress, as tho skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy a small
place as easily and conveniently ns a Silk or
Muslin Dress, nn invnhublo quality m crino
line, not found in tiny Single Spring Skirt.
A lady h iving enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort and great convenience of wearing tho Du
plex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single day,
will never nfterwitrds willingly dispense with
their uso. For Children, Misses and Y'oung
Ladies they are superior to nil others.
They wilj not bend or break liko tho singlo
spring, hut wi I preserve their perfect and
graceful shape win n three or four ordinary
skirts will have been thrown aside its useless,
Tho hoops are covered with double and twist
ed thn ad, and Jlio bottom rods aro not only
double springs, but twice (or double) covered:
nruvcnliii!! them from wearing out when drag
ging down stoops, stair, ifc'c.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favoiito with
nil ladies and is universally recommended by
tho Fiisliiou Maga.in s ns tho standard skirt
of tlio fashionablu world.
To enjoy the following inestlmnVio advan
tages la Crinoline, viz-: superior quality, per
fect manufacture, stylish shapo and finish,
flexibility, durability, comfort nnd economy,
enquire for J. W. BRADLEY'S Duplex Ellip
tic, or Double Spring Skirt, and be sure you
got the itenuino nrticlo.
CAUTION. To guard ngninst imposition
bo particular to NOTICE that skirts ottered ns
"DUPLEX" havo the red ink stamp, viz.: "J.
W, Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Stool Springs,"
upon tlio waistband none others are genuine
Also Notlco that every Hoop will ndniit a pin
being passed through tho centre, thus reveal
ing the two (or double) springs braided to
gether therein, which is tho secret of their
flexibility mid strcugtli, and a combination not
to he found In any other Skirt.
For sale In nil stores whore first class skirts
nro sold throughout tho Uulted States itud
elsewhere
Manufactured by the Sole Owners of tho
Patent, W ESTS, BRADLEY & CA BY,
1)7 Chambers & 79 & 81 Reude Sis , N. Y.
febti'l.7-am
IM OtlOO.
ALL persons knowing themselves Indebted
to the Ui-.i'Uiii.ic,n Orricn, either for Job
Work or Subscription during the six months
tlio paper was conducted by Mr Wat kms,
will pay tho accounts to Mr. Jus. E Sayers,
who Is authorized tn receipt for the same
Early attention to this matter will gave cost.
MESSRS BIDDLE & CLARK .
aug8
UM & Mill!,
FOUTZ'S
CILIMUTID
Hois9 ii Gal Powders.
Tlili prtrantlon,
long Ritil fiivuriilily
known, will thor
oughly rMiivlgoruta
brokuD-down and -low-iiilrlu-d
hort,
by itrtnithi-nlnn
and eleumliiK tlio
tomuh Mid lutw
Unei. II U a lura )ira
Yentivo of all dli
rant1! inclili-iit in
tnii animnl, men ai LU.iu rtyta, u LAM) tits,
YKLLOW WA- !yv
TEH. II RAT KB,
COUGHS, DIS
TEMPER, KK
VKKS, FOUNDER
l.OHS OP Al'l'E
TITK AND VITAL
ENEHUV,o. lu
uh lmiirnvt'i Ilia
wind, Inorensea
the aiictltO"givci
a moo tn and
glossy iklu and
transforms t li e
nlssralilt ikdutoo Into Hue-looking and splriled
To kwpen ot Cows this preparation li Inraluabta.
It Increase! tlia quantity aud imiirores tha analtty
oi me mine, it nn
been proven by ac
tual experiment to
lnureasa the quan
tity of milk and
oream twenty per
ceut. and make the
butter firm and
tweet. In fattening
oattlo, It gives them
an appetite, loosens
tneir hide, ami
makes them thrive
much tutor.
In all disease! of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers Id
the Lungs, Liver,
4o., thia article
acts as a speciflo,
liy nuttlnx from (
one-half a paper '
to a paper in a
barrel of swill tha
above dlsensea
will be eradicated
or entirely prevented. If gtren In time, a certain
preventive and euro ror tue nog unoiera.
Frioo 25 Cents per Paper, or 8 Paper! for $1.
FBEPAHED ST
S. A. FOTJT Sc. IlI?.O.t
AT THEIR
'rVne-LF.SUE PlU G AM) MEDICINE DEPOT,
No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md.
For Sulo by Uruggista and Storekeeper! through
out the United SUtei.
Roberts & Co., ngents, Waynesburg,
Piu . novt'ii ,-ly.
GROCERIE S!
Let All Persons
COME TO WAYNESCUR-G
370 O-ot
CHEAP GROCERS
OF
EG
COTTEREJL & TAYLOR.
ProprietorBof tlio splendid Grocery Store, foi
inerly owned by Joseph Venter. 'Mr. Taylor
keeps on hand it good supply of tho very best
SUGAR, COFFEE. TEAS, RICE. MOLAS
SES, SPICES, CAIiliON OIL, LAMPS,
LAMP C111MN1ES. SIIOK FINDINGS, Ac.
fcc, and, in fact, EVERY THING usually
kepi in n lir.sl das Grocery Store.
Two doors East of Wilsons New Building
Oct II, 'il.-.-tf
RECONSTRUCTION
NOT OF
THE UNION
JUT OF
Isaac Hooper's
GROCERY & CONFECTIONERY I
M R. HOOPER would still have his riendg
and patrons bear n mind, thai ho con
tinues iu the Grocery and Conl'eclii nery trado
at his usual place ot doing business, and Unit
he has lust received
A. Fresh. Supply
of the best quality of all tu tides In his lino.
TOYS NOTIONS nnd a great variety of
useful articles always on hand.
REFRESHMENTS,
Tn connection with the above, Mr. IToopcr
keeps a Restaurant, where ICE CREAM, ber
ries and all the luxuries of tho season can bo
obtained. .
The most attractive and most popular resort
in town. June I t, '(ll-ly
U ll E K IV 13 O u fj ft ,
Jefferson, Crccno County, Pcnn'n.
MllS. X. J. BUMGARXICR, Proprietress. ,
n AVISO RECENTLY FITTED UP THIS
ivntl known ('Stuhlialimmir Ar ii
- ; w.., ...ID. ItU U- .
OAitsK.it Is prepared to liirnhh the but, to tho
travelling puonc. ino lAuiiti always sup
plied wilh tlio choicest delicacies, tha BAH
with tho tlnest Wines and Liquors, good slcop
Itni nniii-tments. nnd au iihiindnnnA P a,ni.i..
o "i " . - uu"."i pu.ifiu
iiuml nttiielioo to ilia ltreinla,.u T..l.i!A .
patronage solicited May 2;), 'fin -ly.
Robert 'oiigiicrfy.
Carriage S Manufacturer
Waynksiiuiio, Pa.,
J RESPECTFULLY gives notlco that ho has
i located in Wnyncshorg, Pa., whero he in-
tends to manufacture
CARRIAGES
Of every description. From his experience in
tho business, he feels conlldont that his work, '
la style, finish nnd durability, will give entire
BiiUsfnctlon. It is bis determination to purchase
die best material In market, and employ none
but competent workmen.
IsrAll now work warrentcd for ono year.
Wiivneslmrir, Feb. 21. lBliO 1 1 '
Assignee's Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE 01 '
Mokoax Bki.l, of Rlchhlll township, bore- ,
by gives notlco to nil persons Interested that
the STORE BOOKS and Notes will ho left '
witli Mr. William McClelland, at tha old :
stand, for settlement nnd collection, until tho
1st of March next, and If not promptly settled
they will be collected by duo process of law
utonco. Tho creditors of said nsslgmint will
also take notlco that their claims must ho pro-,
sented at once, ns I nm determined to close ,
up the business Immediately
jtuiU,'G7-tf. J.F. TEMPLE. '
tv wTross,
PIIYSICIAN AND BURGEON, .
OFFICE In Jewell's building, West end of
Mala street, WaYuesuuigt 0.1,-tf . .