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WA YN ESU UKU:
: TVEDNE3DAY, MARCH 2T, 1867.
Just received it inriro atock of Drugs from
New York at Mrudou's Drug Store.
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IUbmovam. Persons removing this
rpring and wishing their paper chanced,
will ploaso notify us of the lact, giying
the- post oflioo at which tlicy now re.
coive their paper, as well tn tho name
of the one to whioh they wish- it sent
Town subsoribers can notify the car
Her, .
On ok Timb. The ong of the robin
with five inches oi snow on tho ground.
- - ' i la.
Vim Tullct Soaps of all kinds at Dr. Bra
don's Drugstore.
Uxcmun i Unci.kan'1 'We again call
tho attention of our citizens to the nuc
ocssity of cleaning up the alleys and
streets of our town. If sense otHhnmo
will not prompt this let the authorities
proceed to do it. Horrible sidewalk,
miserable crossing, abomination recking
every whoro one out louder than did
over q iakiug pjptiluou ut tho approach
of a leper. .
Look Our. Farmers koep an eye on
y.ur stock Horse theives are opera
ting in Washington County.
lUu. Sicilian Hair rcnewcr at Dr. Bradcn's
Druis Store.
SntA.NUK bct Tuck Tlte weather,
wise proclaim the Snow of the last week
heavier than any the past winter. We
are not inclined to deny their assertion.
On Friday morning it was tho depth of
6 ve inches continual)- falling and on.
tinually melting. No estimation can be
made of the d"ptli had tho ground been
in condition t rcusivo it. Something
Jess perhaps, than six feet
Ai.r. a Mistaki'-. -'Tim'' says thero
are- no places on the pike (t) but what a
mules cars are visible, unless he falls.
Am. kinds of Worm confections at Bradcn's
Drug Store.
Ru.in! Rkad! All persons knowing them
selves Indebted to N. CLARK & SON cither
by Note or Hook uccaunt aro requested to
call and pay tho same, by thu 1.1th day of
April, or we will be compelled to collect by
taw, without respect to p rson .
GntoG. vv Roberts & Co.'s Drug Store
and get a bottle of Hall's Hair Renewcr.
Bishop Kkm-oot, ol tho Protestant Episco
pal Church, will hold service In tho Court :
House In Wnynesburg, on Thursday evening,
March 28lh, at 7 o'clock.
Farmers go to T. Braden & Co 's and get
one ofulsStccl Plows.
iiik L.ICBSSK ui.estion, more were seven-1
teen applicants for tavern license in tho coun
ty of Greene, and this at tho March Term of
court ! Five of these from tho town of
Waynesbiirg. D ies thla speak well for the
sobiiety of our community ? The determined
efforts of the friends cf tempcranca thwarted
su :h a wholesale prostitution of our public
morals Aa earnest interest w is manifested,
remonstrances circulated and signed, pellt'ons
sent up, an I, bo U sal I to t'ia UsUng honor of
our Judges, but oik! of tho fivo was license 1.
Wo nra not disposed to crow over tho fallen
fortunes ol'lltj unsuccessful applicants, out we
aro rej deed thu thoso In authority begin to
see tho law In that clear light which enables
them to do Justice to all. This Is the first
fruits of the reform movement and we predict
that twclvo months in we will entirely rid us of
this baro.
T. Braden & Co.'s is the placo to got a good
8ido Hill Plow.
A Mccii Nkiwkd Imciiovkmbnt. We aro
pleased to learn that part of the "Slater Farm,"
adjoining our borough, has been purchased
by some of our citizens for tho purpose of lay
ing out an addition to thu borough.
The portion of the farm which it Is propos
ed to devoto to this purpose Is beautifully
situated immediately south of the Court House,
and will allord do'.ightful sites for residences.
Tho wnnt of Increased facilities for building
lias long been felt here, and wo are glad that
thero is a hope of Its now being supplied. It
is truo that the number of lots which we un
derstand It Is proposed t" lay out at present, Is
not as largo as we think it should be, yet it
will be n great benefit so far as It goes. Tho
demand for tho lots being so great, they will,
no doubt, be rapidly bought up, and we would
advise persons who desiro lots to bo prompt
in applying to thu owners before they arc all
disposed of. It Is also proposed, we learn, to
burn a largo quantity of brick on tho premis
es, and this, in connection with tho Planing
Mill, Bash and Door Factory, which Is bo
ing erected here, will alford an abundance of
material for building, ut reasonable prices.
Q. Whore Is tho cheapest place to buy drags?
A. AtO. W. Roberts & Co.'s Drug Store.
My customers and nssoclato-ocs
I'll feed ynu on nice potatoes
If you your patronage will glvo
To one who lion stly trios to livn,
Tobaccoos, 'lis said, that wo havo somo
In quality surpassed by none,
Teas and Sugars, wo have tha s tmo
A clear conscience we will maintain.
Tubs, buckets, baskets and brooms.
With peaches apples, raisons anil prunes
At the lowest rates wo will supply
To all who wish of us to buy. '
Our stock Is good
Our prices fair,
If you doubt Hits stntomont,
To IsamiAM's repair.
G. W. ltaborts & Co.'s Is tho place to get
Puro No 1 Carbon Oil will not explode.
i 'apt - '
Laid u The steamer Chieftain, of
the . "People's Linn," I laid up at
Brownsville. The Elector makes
through trips alternate days.
Getting Ukady. Our out-door me
chanic are all busy ut work upon repairs
ol property, and getting ma.enal in
shape for uew buildings projected, and
ti be put up at tho earliest possible day.
rimuunou Timor. Ai the Sprinar
opens tho mcroaiitile busiiicsi revives,
and tho depleted shelvos are being rapid
ly refilled with new irturelmndiso. We
invite tho attontion of merchants thus
replenishing their stock, to the advertise
ment of tho Pittsburgh firm of Molilroy,
Dickson fc Co. Tliis oil and reliable
firm are prepared to furnish the Spring
styles of Dry Goods at thoir usual low
rates. Their well merited popularity in
this section is due that reliable and
gentlemanly member of the firm, John
T. Shane. All who are acquainted with
him will soaond us in assuring the pub.
ho that those who trade' with the firm
will bo dealt with liberally and fairly,
A splendid assortment of Fancy articles such
as Soups, Combs, Poniade and Perfumery at
0. W. llobcrts & Co.' Drug Store
Go to T. Bradffu & Co.'s for your agricul
tural Implements.
-
Tun Suorr Cask. The trial of Geo.
Scott for tho larceny of $2000 from the
Adams Express Com., at Greensboro,
in Aug. last elicited considerable inter,
est during its progression. The aeons
cd is said to have protested his innocence
and confi lently assertod that he would
bo acquitted whon pliioo.l upon trial.
A true bill being f jutid by the Grand
Jury, ho was arraigned and found guilty.
The evidonco adduced warranted the
verdict, but wo havo rarely seen so
much popi lar sympathy awarded to a
man guilty of such high misdemeanor,
Itis previous good character, his service
to his country, his talent, weighed hap
pily in his favor and tho Judge in pro
notincing seiitenco nlltfded touching'y
to the necessity which imposed such
severe penalty upon a young man of
previous exemplary habits. He was
sent to tho Western Penitentiary for
two years and left this place on Mon
day last in charge of Sheriff. Johns.
All kinds, of Paints, dry and in oil, can he
had atO. W. Huberts & Co.'s Drug Store.
Twi'.NTv-FotTii H irrells of lino Winter
Wheat Flour for silo at N. II. McCleU
laud's.
Tin: Wu.m. .;ic -jk run Aim Arything
that will save time, money and labor
denial ds the attention of the pub'ic
We direct our readers, ihcreloro, to the
advertisement elsewhere in our columns,
with the foregoing cap. ion
Brushes ! finishes ! Any kind of a brush
can be had at U. W. Roberts C.i.'s.
UsCKIIKMO.s'lOUSI.V "SlUITKD." OllO
of out liquor venders, hearing that the
court pronoar.ced him liable to indict
ment at any lime for violation of tho
license law, picked his traps and moved
out without further warning. Like
Lot's wife ho is said to have turned and
taken one hut, lingering look uef'ore he
disappeared beyond tin Cmietcry lull.
Unlike her, however, his flesh and
blood remained intact, bearing him
with incredible swiftness from the scene
ol his personation.
If you wauta sood pair ol f boulder Braces
go to G. W. Roberts is Co.'s Drug Store.
Tub Poor Housh We refer our
readers with pleasure to tho Heport of
the Grand Jury on tho condition of this
institution. It is a handsome compli
ment to tho ability and faithfulness of
the present Steward, Mr. Wm. Itinehart.
It is pleasing to know that wo have an
officer in charge of this trust who per.
forms his duties satisfactorily,
It is perfectly right that men engaged
in' merchandizing shou'd reduce their
stock as much as possible in order to
give place to the new lot. G-iiikr is
doing it in this way and will give you
bargains in everything in Ins line.
Ti:b weather for this month, so far,
his been very un-spriiig-liko. The
ground is thoroughly saturated with
water, aiid tho roads almost impassable.
The rivers and creeks are full to over
(lowing, and the damage to farms along
their borders very serious.
A splendid assortment of Puint Brushes, at
G. W..llobcrts & Co.'s.
Somb Pocinv, Moms Tmctii.
Could wo climb where Moses stojd,
And view tho landscape o'er,
We'd roll big rocks and chunks of wood
'Gainst tho delinquent's door.
'Tho man who takes tho papers
And won't pay when he .is dun'd
Will dream of Satan's tapers.
And by honest men lie shun'd.'
Hi fuskii We learn that the Supreme
Court after an inspection of the record
in tho Fogler ease, has refused to allow
a writ ot error to remove it to that tri
bunal, not soeirg any thing in the ruling
ot the court below that needed revision.
Whatever hope the prisoner may have
indulged on this score, no ono, save
perhaps himself and counsel, expected
thu Supreme Court to inteifero. There
is therefore nothing now loft to him but
to prepare to meet his end. HWim. .
to Importer.
NivW Jam. Our County Cumins,
hiimcrn have (ietermiuod to ereut a new
jul. The plans are now being prepar-
cd in Pittsburgh, h is ihe intention to
, ooiiiineuce t he work at the earliest pos
! Bible period Wash. linview.
j .Our Commissioners might take a les
! son from this. An institution that costs
the county $1000, or thore nbouts, a
1 year, (S.'O Wouoinls and Expenditures) to
' very little purpose, should bo abolished
; and a new one erected that would an
swer tho oud for which it is de
signed.
PiioTKcr youn IIol'sks. As the sousjii
for thunder and lightning storms is
rapidly approaching, the owners of buil
dings should make arrangements at once
to guard ngainst danger from that
source, nnd iro butter plan can bo devis
ed than by having Copper Lightning
Uods erected.
Business on the Monongauef has
been rather dull of lute. There is an
immediate prospect of revival however,
GniiKn having ordered somo New
Goods.
Gopt's Lady's Book. This desirable peri
odical for April Is at him I. The engravings
and the contents ore first-class, and wo com
mend it to laxly readers We consider it trllly
equal to any lady's magazine .published in
this country. Price only $ :i per year. Ad
dress, L. A. Gody. Philadelphia, Pa.
Bkaih.k's Monthly. Tbl popular monthly
for April lias reached us. Its columns are its
usual tilled with the best reading matter that
tho talenied writers of tho t'uy can furnish.
Its pages are very attractive, und is one of the
most readable miga.ines published. Tho
tablo of contents, if possible, are moro fascin
ating than ever. Terms $.1 per annum. Ad
dress Beadle tfcCo, New York.
A correspondent from the Rocky
.Mountain rf gion nays that when an Ida.
ho girl is kissed she looks up surprised,
nnd in nngelio tones, in which regret
and resent ment uro equally commingled'
exclaims, "How could you 1" To which
the swain replies, and ia expected to re
ply, "It will give mo great pleasure to
show you" whero you can buy cheap
Dry Goods at GciiikiiV
Thikd his IIasu. On Tuesday last,
being court-week and rather a brisk day,
several "degenerate sons of noble s'nes"
imbibing too much of the "ardent" be
came veiy "how came you so," and
tried to '-kick up a muss." Our new
officer, Capt. Frank. Campbell interpos
ed. The parties likely to bo trouble,
aomc on Ins hands, Frank, diminutive
in stature but large in courago, took the
rullims by tho collar and mar -lied them
off ton magistrate. Alter conlnbuting
to the coffers of the Commonwealth they
wer.i dismissed. This sninmaiy manner
. J
of dealing wilh noisy, riotous, charac
ters is just what is required and demand
ed by our citizens. Let it be followed
up and individuals ol this class will soon
find they have no business on our street.
With this singlj exception there were
no rows during court.
A nii.i. is now bctoiethe Legislature
incorporating a company to construct n.
tunnel from some point net designated
in the city of Pittsburg, to run under the
Allegheny and Monongahcla rivers, or,
in part, under the Ohio, to such points
as may be selected by the company in
West Pittsburg or Temperancevil'e, on
the one side, and Allegheny City on th
other. Tho Pittsburg Gazette is not
able to say whether the prop fed tunnel
will be like the letter Y or V, but its
object is to connect that cily with both
the north and south banks nt the rivers
wnicli bound it on both sides the one
branch terminating at some plaueiu the
lower part ot Allegheny, the other pro
bably at or m ar Sawmill run
Annapolis, Mil , March 18 In the
f lolntn, ,n..u.- .1,,. i.;n .,,.
..s...vo w ...j, w.
mining negro testimony in osurta, on
the same footing as while citizens, failed
tor want of a constitutional quorum
Tho vote was: Ayes, 30; Nays, 19:
Absent, 31. A reconsideration will
probably be movod and the bill enacted.
Savannah, G., March 18 A meet
ing was held here to-day, at which
about 2,000 negroes M-ere present.
Three white and five colored speakers
addressed the assemblage. The speeches
were confined to the topics of Universal
Suffrugn and the right to sit on juries.
Tho affair passed off very quietly
Tub Trenton Se t'inel in speaking of
Jackson township, Ocean county, .N
J., says "that it is almost unanimously
Democratic, ami the intellectual differ
ence between its oysters and .its men id
scarcely discernible.''
A man living in Washington Territo
ry has named an infant son as follows :
loliii-Elmer-Sherman-S h e ri d a 11-Mc-Pherson
Kilpalrick Thomas Butler Far-rngut-Lyoii-Grant-Mack-t?mitli.
,
A new newspaper is mentioned among
the enterprises of tho present spring; iu
the interests cf woman's rights. All
the work, editorial and typographical, is
to be done by women, and its advocacy,
the erlnrgcd freedom ot the sex, is to be
ot the most ardent and ultra character.
The Staunton Vhfyiiuan speaks ot a
fatal and mysterious disease prevailing
among the foxes in that section of coun
try, supposed to be caused by their
catiii!? tlie bodies of dead soldiers.
l'lTTSUl'KU OKNBIt.tli illUKKT.
Satuiiuay, March 23, 1807.
Tho weather has been very unfavorable for
mercantile transactions. Tho country roads
could not be in a worse condition than they
nre in ivw. They are generally almost im
passable. Business, however, continues to
bo pretty active and gradually improving.
Flour, sugar, colfeo and olhur staple goods
are generally linn .and tho transactions abro
gate a fair amount for the season. There is ti
fair demand for ui st kin is of grim. IJ icon
and lard is considerably la pared after, and
holders nre firm.
We quote the Pittsburgh market as follows,
which sro the wholes de prices 1
GRAIN Wheat at 02 nil.".
Corn at 7,ic,j,))()
Rye at $1 3i'c
liuck wheat
... $3,2."Kii37'.
fill
$I2.2.-.M2 M
4l4.onal5,nu
1 30 I
$ .'3.1111 V ton
$28,U0;I2 on.
Cuts ,
FLOUR-Hprin Wheat at
Winter " at..
Rve nt
HAY-Balo'd ut
Loose ut
KGQS-8alcs at ,
CHEESE Western Reserve nt "
Hamburg at
New York Goshen at
HUTTER-Pihno Roll nU.,..
APPLUS Per bariel at ,
POTATOE8-Per bushel at...:
H!J.
. fflls
21.
83A3.'c
f3.UU(ai.uU.
. ' 7oa80
NEwvmnc mon'iy market.-
M irch -'; -Gold closed ut 11. r
Waynesburg MarkeN
UOKUKCTKD WIXKLT 11 Y J. UUIIIKH.
Bulter, fresh roll..... M to 30
Colleo ner lb ...ilu to M
Corn per liusliut. .......
Corn meal per bushel..
Country Hoan per Itt...
08
Cundles, mould per lb
u,.
uuulles, tupped " "
Cheese per lb
Dried Peaches per lb
Egu's pir dozen
Flour per bid
Flax seed per busUel
Feathers per lb
Lard per lb
U. W. Flour per lb
Molasses i.
Oats per bushel , ,.
Rvo per bushel
Timothy seed per bushel...',
iii
... . -1
!
14 W
! Oil
, " iiu
m
: ::::::::
....77 tn 1
i).-lo4o
I 00
.275 to .1 '-'5
IS
luce per in .,.
Sugar, crushed per lb , .'
Suirar. rellncd " "
2(1
1 00
. 1 (II)
I on
4 Oo
2.-1
I 00
. 'I (lU
li on
Sugar, Now Orleans, G lbs
1 It. Sinrar, lbs ,
Svrnp. per gallon
Salt, No. 1 per bbl
Soft Soap per gallon
Tar per gallon
Tea ner lli
Turpentine per gallon
i allow per in
W heat lier bushel y r,o
White Lead per keg 4 to 5 III'
While Lime per busiiel l r.o
Wo. 1 common lo line 4)a"0
Potatoes per bushel 1 1'5 to 1 iiu
Turnips, per bush 4 5
CHICAGO MAKKIir.
CuicAon,' March 23, 1807.
Fi ,ouu Moderately active at about yester
day's prices.
Wheat Stead it nt an ndvanco of talc.
closing tirm at outside,
Oats nnn and Ic higher, closing at 45Jc
for winter receip's of No. 2.
Ryk Opened quiet bnt rallied and adv me
ed la'-'c, closing steady at- $1 22 for fresh re
ceipts of No. I.
Baiii.f.t Moderately active; sales of No. 2
In store ut fiiabuic.
Piiovisions Tho market continues quiet
with no decided change to noti e lu values.
Mess pork sold nt $22 2.'.; beef hums nt $10
r.O V bill; Cumberland middles at !jc, loose;
dry salted shoulders at 8e, 1 lose, and 8Jc
packed. Lard inactive and nominal at
I2ic.
IhiKSSEii Hoos Qul'tat $!)u9fi0.
Livis Hoes Active and a shade easier at
$(i 7.'iu7 80 for common to good.
U. 9. STOCK MARKET.
Satuiiuay Evkmxo, March 23, 18C7.
Tho quotations of the New York Stock Ex-
rflvfU'il to.inv nrit w.ilwiiit. -1111 v tmii.irlutif
chnngei.-: .
H- ??' """'Is. ' 1. lOii
'US. Bind, r id's, 18112..!, inn.
1 U. S. Itonds, s-20's, li!S...-.i in7j
U S. II 11 s. (new issue; fi au's, l.S(i5...l(l7
U. 8. l:onds, .7-3()'s..., 111.13
MARRIED.
GALLENTINK-R04IS15KRRY Get. 20lh
1811(1, by A. J. Hineriniin, Esq., Mr. Win. R.
U.illeutine und Miss Mollie ltuseberry, both
of Greene Co , Pa.
THOMAS C L A R K-November, 1 Sib
18(i(l, by tlio same, Air. Thomas nnd Mis3
Lida Clark, all of Marshall Co., West Va
IIARTZELL-WHIP K E Y-November,
29th I8i;i;, by t. e same, Mr. John Harwell
Jr., and Miss Natlio ' A. Wliipkey, both ol
Marshall Co. W. Va..
KING-P LETCH K R December, 27ih
18(iH. by the san e, Mr- Samuel King and .Miss
Lizzie Pleteher, both ol Greene Co., l'a.
RlCllSTER-CRISVVKLL-Jaii. 1st 1807,
by the same. Mr. Fred. Kjig.nu. I Miss Han
uili Criswell, nil of Greene, C'1)., P..
JIARTLN-LOWREV-Jah. l.lth IRU7. by
Hie Biuni'. 7lr. It F. Mmliii In AI cj Kiiv 1 A
! Lowrey, bo:li ol Greene Co., Pj.
JOIINSON-WAIT-Feb. 1 1 Hi 1 37 by tho
same, Mr. Wm. T, Johnson and .Miss Snllie
E. Wait, belli of Marshall County, West Va.
WI IITLATCH-CRICKPERN March !)lh
I by'-' '". Gi orge Whillilatcliand Miss
uuMC,x frickperu, ull of Marshall
County,
I West Va.
LOWREY DOUGHERTY March loth
1 807, by tho same, Mr. Robert Lowruy mid
Miss Rachel A. Dougherty, both of Marshall
Co. West Va.
DUN KEN FR AYS March 17lh 18(!7, by
the same, Mr. Win. Dunken and Miss Lizzie
Frays, both of G.eeuc Co., Pa.
CHAMBERS HINERMAN September
20th I8UU, by Rev. Adam Wise, Mr. Benja
min Chambers and Miss Mbllie j. Hlliermuu,
both ol Greene Co., Pa.
W ISE MI LLER February 17ih 1807,
by Rev. C. 8howllcrMr. lleiiry Wise and
Miss Lizzie Milk r, both of Greene County,
Pa.
SPECIAL STOTICES
ANEtf rCltllMK I0U THE Ut.M)uiui..J.
Pbalon'a
l'lmloD'a
Phnlou'a
Pbnlon's
Phnlon'a
"Night Blooming Crrcna."
"Mgbl Illoouiing Cereua."
"IVlgut Bloomlug Cereua."
'Night Itloomlng C'crcBa."
"Mailt Blooming Ccrena."
A moni Mqulnllc. ikllcuto, unci Krnernnt IVrfiimi",
dim loil from tha tarn una kunutllul Uuwvr fi'um
which it takuii Its dmuo.
Uanufacltircd only by
FIIAI.O Ac flOIV, New Vork.
BEWAItK OP COUNTERFEITS.
ASK POIl PIIALON'S-TAUfc KO OTHER,
yj'.'.-i,' 'C-lyenw. .-'' '
A C0UOH,. A COLO, OK A
SORE THROAT
RKqUIUKS IMMKIIIATK ATTIiNTION,
AND SHOULD IIU CllliellKO.
Ii' Al.tnWKH TO CONT1NCK, .
inillTATIONOK TIIK MINOS, A 1'HIt.
MA.NENT TIIIIOAT IIISEASK, OK
CO.NSCVlll'IO.N
IB OFIliNTUK lll:SL'LT.
B R o v n ' Hi
BBO ISCHIAL TROCHES
luviao a mitccT iskmjhncu totiik r.uiTs,
, (IIVK IMMKIIIATK IIHI.II r.
For llron.-Hiitk As ihma, Catarrh, 'Cons limp
live and Throat, Dix-nses Tioclies nro
used with always good sueciss.
SIN3ER3 and PUBLICS SPEAKER
will find Trvktrn useful iri clearing tho voice
wlien taken bufore Binalng or Speaking, und
relieving jho throat niter an unusu d exertion
ot tlio vocal organs Tho Trocliet aro recom
mended and prescribed 'by Pliyticlant, and
havo hud testimonials from eminent nion
throughout tho country,"" Being an abvo.n ut"
true merit, nnd lmvliig fifoetd thulr cillcacy by
a test of many years, cacli year finds them in
new localities In various parts ol ' the wor'd
and the JTrocAw are uiil.ersally pronounced
better than other article'. ' ' .
OiiTAWnnly ' Bnows's BimNCiiMi. TsnenKS,"
' and (lo not take am' of the Vortl,k Imitation;
that may lie otferell. . Soio nvtHYwusiui. ,
Nov31-6rao. ,
. roiiderfui but True. '
MADAME REMI.VGTON, the world-rq-nowued
Asirollgistiuul SninnainbulUtlc Clair
voyant, while in a clairvoyant state, deline
ate! tho very features of tho person you are
1 to marry, andby 1:10 aid of an lustrum mt of
Intense power, known as tho Psychomotropo,
guarantees to produce a perieot and llfu-iiko
pletureof the tulunt husband or wife of the
applicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits of char eter, &e. This h no
Imp ititlon, ns testimonials w itliout number
can nssert. l!y sinting place of birth, ngo,
disposition, color of eyes and hair, und en
closing H.ty cents, and stamped enVelirpe ad
diessLd to you.se, ynu will receive the iie
luro by return mail, together with desired" In
formation. ' . .
(-Address in confldeuee, Muiamk G1.1t
TiiuiiK Rkminut.in, P. O. Uox2i;7, West Troy,
N. Y. fibl.fCMy.
S'rt'c to Kvcrj foorty.
A Large r pp. Circular, ulving infornmlioii
of tho greatest importance lo the young of both
sexes
It teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, tho despised respected, and the for
saken loved.
No you g lady or gent'nman should fail to
send tlieir ad Iress, and receive a copy post
paid, by return inaiL Address
T. O. Drawer, 21,
feb20,'C7 fim Troy, N. Y.
Know Thy Destiny.
Madasik E. F. TuniiNTOv, tltecreat Enili-li
Astrofoglst, Clairvoyant and P-iyehon- elrieian,
who lias astouislied the scientific clavses of
tho Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers of second siht, ns to en
able her to impart knowledge of the great
est importance to the ring e or married of
cilhersex. While in n state of trance, elio
dcliniatc8 the very leatures of I lie person you
nre to marry, and by the aid of an instrument
of intense power, known as the Psychomo
tropo, guarantees to produce a life-like pic
ture of the future lmslmud or wife of the ap
plicant, together with date of marriage, po
sition in life, leading trails of character, &c.
This Is no lumi'iu;, ns thoiisinds ol' testimoni- j
ids can assert. She will send when desired a
C-'ilified certificate, or written guarantee,
that Ihe picture U w hat ii purpoits to ho, By
cnclosii'ga small lock of hair, and staling
place ot liiitli, age, disposition vnd complex
Ion, and cnolos'-ng fllty cents nnd stamped en
velo e addressed to ynusclf, you will reeciyo
Hie nietuns nnd desired Information lv return
1
m:d'. All communications sacrelly confi
denli.il. Address in confidence, Maiiamk K.
F. Tiioux roN, P. O. Box '-:::!, Hudson, N. Y.
febl3'(!7-ly
fer' A YiirsoLiDT retnvnms to her
country home, after a sojourn ot a few months
in the city," was hardly recognized by her j
fi lends. In place of a coarse, nif tie, flushed
faee, she had a sift ruby complexion of almost
marble sino'ithncss, and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but 1 Ighteeu. Upon
inipiiry a ti tin emvi of so great a chanje, !
hho plainly t'd 1 them that she used the CI It-1
CV.9SIAN BALM, and coiv-'u'ered ic an in-'
valuable ncqui.-ilion in any Lady's toilet. ly
its use tiny Lady or Guntlonmn can improve
their personal iippuir uioo an luni'lred fold.
It Is simpl in iis cninhiniitloii. its Nature htf
scli Is simple, yet unsurpassed in its ellleaey
in drawing iinpurl'i'-s from, nlso healing,
cIcAiiHing nnd beitiilil'ying the stdn nnd com
plexion. By its direct action on the cuticle it
draws from It all lislmpniities, kindly lie dlng
the same, and leaving the surface as N iture
iulonde:! it sliould he, clear, soil, smooth and
beiiuttlul. Price ij'. sent by Mail or 1'xiavss,
on receipt nf an onh r by W. L. CLARK &
CO., Chemists,
No. .'I West FayeltcSt , Syracuse. N. Y.
The only Anietieaa'Ageuts for thu sale of the
same.
PREPARED OIL OP PALM AND MACE,
I'OR l'UKSCIIVIVO, ltl;BTOtUXO, AS'll IlKACTI
FYINO TIIK.IIAIII.
And Is the most d lightfu'i and wonderful ar
tlelo tlio world ever produced.
Ladles will Hud it not only certain remedy
to Restore, Darken and B-'autliy the llalr, but
also a desirable article for the Toillet, nsit is
highly perfumed with a rich and detioato per
funic, independent nf Ihe tra;rant odor of
the Oils of P.tlmaivl Mace.
The barrel of Vivii.
A new and beaittluil pertu-ne, vieeh In
delicacy of s -out, and Iho tenacity with which
Itdjngsto the haudkerchief and person, is
Uiietialled.
Tho above articles for s do by all druggists
and Perfumers, nt I per bottle eneh. Sent
by express to nnv nildrrs-i bv proprietors.
T. W. Wltlllitr & CO .
inn Liberty St., New York.
Oct. 21, I SW!. ly.
DR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
A Substitute for Calomel.
Thorn r.l.l are compjieJol virloiu root, htring
tho pnrcr to re ax Iho iccrctlona of tho liTor aa
p-ompUv and ctTcotually oa hiuo pill or moroury,
and without producing any o'.' Uiobo dliagiocablo or
ilaiiiTcrcui cttc'.i nhxh oitfi follow tlio me ol tho
laltor.
In :i tallloua dlnoritora theso P11U may ho mod wllh
oona loito. ai Iho proinolo Iho dlactiariro of Tlltatcd
b' o, a'ld ruiuovo thon olmlructloni troin Ibo UTor
aid bll'ary ducia, which aro tho cauw of bllloui
atlbstlont In toao-'a1. '
BUIlKNr.lt'S HANnnAICQ PII.L8 ouro Sick
Ilco'Mio, .nla!ld.o:aorjolllioUvor,lnaicotod by
uillow ilcln, couol lonpuc, eoillvoiicii, drowiluoia,
and a gnno.'al liiolln? ot we'iiiMti and .'aultndo,
ilioiTiiis tha'. ilu liv.r la lu a torpid or oiu.ructcd
cond tion.
Iu thcrt. tliais l' ll tat bo uiol rlth olnii.
Inio In alt wlicn a pjrtailvo or aHorulvo
uiud;9ino la roiu roi.
l'oi-o 4i ior 'Pr. Scho-.icVi Mandratto Pllla,"
and oM'rvo Ihil l'i hvo llkonioi ol llto IJootor
aro on Iho Oovor;u..w.l atniup a.ie whan In the liul
tia to ol Comuuip.loii, and Iho oUiorlu lilt proaoul
ho-.'lli.
Hi d by all Dru'ig'it and dm'crr. Vf.c 5J eontl
" rar box. i r no pi. Olllco, Na. 15 NorJi 01 h Blrost,
' raiisJotpVa, 11.
i!iiijrii Who cia'o Anontii I)oma Uarnoa i Co.,
tl t'arlt Itur New Yorai 8. 8. Ilauco, los Haiti
nioro S ., Ha ll or. Mil. ; John u. farK, n. c
cor.01 1'ourih and Walnut B .. Clnc nnatl, Ohio)
Wa kcr & Ta. lor, WI and VA Wai aah Aenu
Cl' cn o, III. 1 C'olllni Urothon, aoulhwoal corner
0. Eoioud end Vino 8:1., Bt. Lou'a, Mo.
Hih6Slhw.oa.mo.ljT.
milE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
1 or AN INVALID.
Published fofhe benefit and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNU MEN anil otiieis. who Biiller
from Nervous Debility. Preinaturu Decay ol
Manhood. Ac.. stiiMil.vlntf at Ihe same time
Tun Mkans or Sm.r Cuiik. Ily one who hs
cured himself after undergoing considerable
nuackery. By enclosing a postpaid aihlrcssed
envelope, single copies, free of chnrgo, uiuy
be luiu ottmi noiiior. 1 ,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
May28 M.-ty IJrooklvB.KIngs Co , N. y.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP - CO
0PP0SITI0M LINE TO CaLIFORSU.
VIA ML'AUIht t, KVEUY TWKN f K I) VV,
With Passi.nukus, Fiikiuiit, anhU. S. Mails.
O i tlw fullftwinij firslKelast Stiitmshii 1
On Atuntie Ovt'in I Cmwt'u on I'm:! fie Oftan
sisriMjo mi ci iu, I ami:hica.
Sam Fii xi lseo, U03I S TATI.O 11
MC.lll.IOCA, NtlinASK I,
DDK A III, NI.VA OA.
PAS3A83AND F'anQHT AC IttDUC
B RTZe.
8AILINO DAYS FR M NEW YORK.
Maivh!)0ih...lt;7. I Mny liilb an 1 3IHI1, 1807.
April .Mith... " I .lunu 'Joih "
And overy twenty days Ihe eafter, lfivlii? on
the Salni'dav p,evlom wh"ii a regular S iiling
Day crimes on Suuilny. For further Inlorina
lion anplv to thu
NOKTit AMERICAN STEVMsrilP CO.
Wsi. It. Wnui. t'it't.
."4 Exchange Place,
N. Y
11:211. 2mo.
i), a. ciiiui'xiTos-,
.l.;'r . 177 West St.,
cor. Warren, N. Y.
THE GLORY O? MAX IU STRKXOTII..
Thereli relhe nervous ami debilitated slnAiUl
innu diately Use ileluilioh'.'s Extract Uuchu.
H:l;ieo-ly
SPRIplTllBf
M'Elroy, Dickson : Co.,
Wo.
"Wood t3tioot,
PITTSBURGH,
mum.
Have their stock open for tho trade.
GOODGOODS!
AT REASONABLE PRICES. '
S. 1J M'ELROY
.TAMES DlfiKriOtf.
0; 1.1 .1m JOllNT.WIANli
Oil! she was heiiulirul nnd fair
W ith starry eyes and radiiut linir,
Whose curling temltils snrt, entwined,
Enchained Ihe very heart and miud,
CRISPEB COMA.
For Curling ihe Hair of Either Pex into Wary
and CUossy Ringlets or Heavy
MassivcCurles.
By nslnrj this arlicle Ladh s and Gentlemen
can beatitit'y themselves a thousand fold. It
i-i fie only artiel in t'.n w arid that will curl
straight hair, nnd tit the same time give it a
neaiiium, flossy appearance, the Crisper
Coma not only mils tho hair, hut invigorates,
beautifies nnd cleanses it ; is highly aiid de
lightfully perfumed, and is the most complete
artiele oflhe kind ever offered to the American
public. Tho Crisper Coma will be sent id
any nddr ss, sealed and postpaid for tjil,
Address nil orders to '
W. L. CLARK & CO.. ChemiMs
V,. It .... V.. ........ J. C . XT V
.1 111.HI.IUUU CL., iTlULllMe, ,1, 1, 1
iebi:l,'!iMy
Takb no nv.re unploaennt and tinitsi'litl r 111-'
eilies for unpleasant n".d ilane.eioiis diseases I.
Use Helmlio d's Extract 1'iueliu and improved
Rose wash. :j: i:jeow ly. j
MniairoDiJ . How liO.i, iBiw '
Et'koyf(l. 1
Jii.il jiniil s.'iftl, tt new e lilio'i of 1
On. Ci;lvhiivi:i.i.'s Cci.tiutATi.u
Essay
on the r.itHnil (:hjv ( vvitln ml medicine) o'l'Sper
nialorrh(e.i, or sjuiinal Weakness, Iuvnlun-
tarp Seminal Losses, linpot nev, M1nt.1l and j
Physical Ineapnciiy. Impcdinii'iustonvirri-itre,
ie j ulso, Consuni' lion, Epili psy and Eits 1
induced by self-Imlulgence or sexual exirava-
gauce.
l!f-4.P'.iee. in 11 sealed etivvlope, n ly li ets. '
The celclii'aleil. author, in u,i8 inliiiirnnle
essay clearly demonstrates from a lliiiiv years'
sueeessutl pr,-ielee( Unit the nl irtniiig eonse
ipii'tiees of self- liaise may lie radieiiiiy cured
without til'-dangerous use of Iniernnl medicine,
or Hie application of the knil'e pointiim out a
mode of cure atonee Miiiplc, eertalu.iiul elfee
tual, by tin -ins of which every sulferer, no
matter what his condition' may be, may cure
himself' cheaply, ptiva'.ely, and rauieidly.
ea"Tlii8 E-sny should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to nny
address, jmt-iuil, on receipt of tlx cents,
.or two .postage stumps, y
' Address tho publishers, '
CHA3J. C. KLINE &Cf.,
ISTRowery, New York, Post Olllco No. .138(1.
maiL'ti'iiii ly
1 1 ELM HOLD'S 'F.CIDEXT RA CT IIU
CilCis plea at In l.if le an 1 odor, free from
nil injurious propv-iiies, and iniine linle in its
aciiou. UiMu'-w-ly
PR OF 'oJa LS. "
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL LAIID
SCRIP
'piIE Board of Coiiini'isijlim.'rs now offer fm
L s ilo 5'.'(),(i()o acres of Agricultural College
Land Scrip, being. the balance oftno Siai,
granted to the Commonwealth of IVtmsylva
111a ior me endowment 01 .agittlillirul (.01
leges In this Statu.
Proposals for tho purchase ol this Linn
Scrip, addressed to "Tho Board nf Commit
sion rs of Agilcullural Lund Scii:,"hl b
received nt the Suiveror (Jenernl s i lilee 11
Harrisuurg, until 13 o clock, at., on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1807.
Tills land may bo located in tiny State o'
r :. 1... .1... 1...1.1
iciiiuii v, ny inu noiiiers 01 mo scrip, itpoi
my of iheuiiappropilati d lands (except luiu
-Ml lands) of llto United Stales, which mm
tie subject to Bale at private entry. Eaeli idee,
of scrip represents a iiuaiter section ol om
hundred and sixty ncres, is issued in blank
and will be tinnslerable, without ettdorstnien
or formal assignment. Tlio blank need not
be II lied until the seiip is presented for h en
lion and entry, wi en the psrty holding It eat
utt ute uiann aim finer 1110 tatul 111 tils ovvt
name, Bids must be made its per acre. 11 i d
no bids wilt be received for less Hum om
quarter section.
1110 M'l ip will nc Issued Immediately on tin
payment oftho money to the Surveyor Gen
crul. On all bids for a less quantity ibm
4(i,il(i(i acres, one-third nf tlio purchase mone
muai ne pan: wi inn len onys, ttuu ine remain
lug two-tlihds wllliin thirty days alter nolitl
cation of lliu acceptance ot the bid or bids le
Miu Hoard 0 Commissioners,
JACOB M. CAMPBELL Jurvcyor Uen'l.
For the Board nf ComniUsloni'is.
IlAiinisMeno, Feb, S", I8il".-ts
Nolioo!
NOTICE Is hereby elven to the DELIN
ot KN'P 't'A V mr.l..VTOHM i'
atk fj- V s. art viliVI
uoumy, that if ill ir ik counts uro not siumuii
up at or bulbre Match Cuuit, luliwll lo
bniuxlit without respect to uersons, ., 1
, febia-te TUOi lAMt, Troawrer.
n it.
r 1 r 11 nr. 1 1 1 r 1 a j - 1 i im r
LV WAYNES BURG, PESWA.
THOG, D R'AD E N
( i llio room formerly occupied by Andrew
Wilson, 8.'., noxt door to Uradeu'a Drug Slore.)
' ' ; . ..
Respectfully Informs tlio good people of Greener
cou ny, lit it ho baa opened a
. . ... '.I'. .v
tr A rtr Hr Ann nmnfiri
IX JX J.I U XM AUl) fj IV II 3d,
... j
And invites a rail from his friends and tho
pulilii: gi-ui'iallv.' His store is tilled with
every till ig In his line nuodud by tha Partner ,
nnd Mech inlo lieing a irnctlctil I'armur, 'ho
knows ex-ictlv tho wauls of hii farmer Irlentta.
Amoi.g bis variety of goodswill lie fiiimd Iron,
."lulls of. ill kinds. Planes of nil varieties, Au
eers, llraces. &e. Tultlo tiKitlied, cross cut
and mill saws, baud saws ami t.ols of ull des
criptions.; fll ? f f' I T I T 1 7 1 ? A T . TMPT.V.MRVTS
Mim inr T:ii-IiIiiph rnttbiir Rotes Corn She).
iers. Plows. Cultivators. Slioveis, Forks, and
everything in his line.
SADULKKY IIAIIDWAIIE, :
A general assortment nf saddlery hardware,
to which he invites the attention of purchasers.
WOODEN" '.VAlilfi OF ALL KINDS,
Tubs, Bucket, Hotter 15 iwls and all kinds of
Kilelicti Wooden Fixlns.
Willow Haskelp; Hrooms, Crushes, Coal
Thickets. 13: am Kettles, Buggy whips, Shot
dins. B")'g Wagons and si ds
All netsons desirous of nmchiislnc nnv of
thealiove articles and inanv others not ucu
'ioned ; will consult their interest by
CALLING SOON..
. Ho will take pleasure In showing his stock
at nil times. So give him n call when you
come to town. Ui-memlier tho place, oppo
site tlte First National Hank.
dccl'-'tf T1IOS. BHADEN.
AT
AT
IlIM'S OLD STiffl."
THE GOODS ALL FRESH,'
TUB
3 "37 T-m 33 S3 , !
LATEST AND BEST !
. TIIK
Fabrics,' as Represented'.
, AN I) THE '
ASSOPiTMi.'iT KEPT CCMP1ETE.
milKUNDEHSIGNEn 13 DETETtJIlNED
I to sell, nnd the iiudv cai-ii v ill eecitro
the very best of bargains. Call nitd exiuidnu
ills .-lock L. K. EVANS. ;-
decll-:!in Wiiyncsburg, Pa.
HAYING I3EEN JLVDE, WE OFFER OUR
CUSTOJIEHS ONE OF THE LAIiO-
EST STOCKS OF "
1 .
DRY GOODS!
iEATUEIl, BOOTS & StIOES, '
f
Hats & Caps !
NAlI'Santa SALT.
Aud n great variety of BONNETS and IIAT3
for thu ladies, ut the lowest prices that Goods
have been sold for since tlio commencement
of ibo War.
PIUNTrt From 12 1-2 to 2Scts.peryd,
MUSLINS,... " 12 1-2 to 40 "
PISH,- At Pittsbureh prices. '
ltON.&Nall8" ' CardPricM.
UL'I 8.1 per barrel. . ,'
COTTON YARN, nt reduced rates.
We have the goods hi store, and nil wo ask
if our ftli nds is to call and see for themselves
or we nre satisfied Hint an examination of our '
.lock and low prices will repay thein for their
rouble. .To out; friends at a distance,, we ex
end a cordial invitation to call and see their
iid friends who ate always Rlad to see them,
or we can assure llicm that It will rcptiy them
or tlio trouble. ,
V. II. M'COY & CO.
Tho old stand of W. II. M'COY, Oreombo
rn. Greene County. Pun'n. MaylO,'(ir.-tt
lucre comelh Rbid tidings ol joy to all,
I'o young and to old, to irjcut aud to small ;
t'he beauty which once was so precious aud
rare,
:s free for all, and ull may bo fair.
Br tun i-SK or
Cll ASTELLAR'S
r rw ! af.lr w -
piMlil,
For Improvlinjland Bonutlfylngtlie Complex
The most viliiablo and perfect preparation
n iise, lor I'.lvini; tlio skin a beautiful pearl -ike
lint, that Is only found In youth. It
iiilck'y removes Tan, Freckles, Flmplofl,
ilntclie. Moth Pntelics. Satlowntiss. Erupt
m. and all impurities of tlio skin, kindly
'Oiiling the same leaving the skin white and'
loarns alabaster. Its t'e can not bo detect-
ii liy iho closest scrutiny, ami btlnn a vene
tble preparation Is perfectly ninnies. Itl
n only nnleln of lite kind uwd by tlie French,
ml Is considered by the PaiU m ns In llspea
t tlile to a ietfect toilet. Uw-ds' f .'lil.nuo
liotHe were sold durlmr the past veur, n,
. siunciuiii liu i-iiiiieo ni us etnency. Priori n-
SiCIIFMBlS:
iv t.t i ntua. neiti ny mall, post-paid, onro
ept ot tin order, by ,
; BEUaElt,SHUTT3&Co.,ai.mm's.'
V- ' - 1 .1 KtWlUvwSt, TioyN. Y.
fcb90'Mr.