foal jptttt
WAYN KSU UU7:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL in, 18(17.
Puiimc Silk. Mr. Thomas Hill wishes us
to nuke known the fuel that ha will soil at his
resiilenco on Thursday, ) I tlx Inst., Horses
Cows, Shoop, and Funning utensils, die., &o
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a.m. 2 w.
Ti Bradcn & Co.'s Is tlio placo to get
Wooden waro of all kinds.
Q. W.
ROBERT'S & CO. DRUG STORE.
IS TUB l'LAOB TO 111 V
OltiS,
PAI.VI
PAINTS.
DYK BTI'FFS.
i'atknt mkmcine8,
pkiiki'sikkiks,
toii.kt hoai's,
mm'siiks op-alt. kinds,
camion oil laml's,
. TUUS8KS,
HlliH l.liKR BRACES,
NOTIONS, c, Ao..
Willi h Iihth Inn iKinitlit flir null, ncl will Ik
V SOLD AT MICKS TO SUIT TUB TIMKS.
Nuisanck. The wngotis elnndwf in
the street fronting tho Court House.
The pole of one extends over an im
portant crossing making It extremely
dangerous for po.lestrians after night.
They blockado tho street s are not or
namental and should be removed.
T. Bradcn & Co.'s Is tlio piece to get your
Iron, Steel and Nails
Uasb Bam.. The Beason for tins
sport is opening and old and new club
are organizing in the surrounding count
ies. Is tho "Daily" defunct!
Go to Bradon's Drug Storo if you want any
kind of patent medicines.
The Wind. For tho last few days
has been playing queer pranks It raises
t'le dust, the deuce and tho ladies skirts.
T, Bradcn & Co. keeps Saddlery Hardware,
I?Tfi, tins your paper! you are
not au.ro of it. The bc.it thing yon can
do is to ascertain immediately.
Da D W Biuikn la now agent for Greene
county for nil of Jay no's patent medicines.
Bii.rX-We nend out bills this week
to Bomo of our delinquents, and earnestly
request that our friends will settle now.
Fou Drugs and Medicines, strictly pure and
reliable, go to Dr. Dradcu's Drugstore.
.. m --'
RitroNu a QuKsnos. A well-known
citizen o' this place has deliberately as
serttM that "Billy NubbV mother told
him that she hoard "Billy NnbhV wife
say that "Ben B k's" wife remarked
while sitting in lliu"ol.l arm chair," that
'Kitty Clyde" had been informed by
tho "dark girl dressed ir. blue' that there
was no doubt that "Clementine Green"
intimated that "Teddy I lagan's" wife
thought thai' Gentle Aunie"liad received
positive information "down at tho old
plantation'- that tho "school mavm" told
the 'girl with tho waterfall" that her,
sister with tho '-jocky hat and feather"
declared to the world tint it was gen
erally conceded that "Tun FitinpganV
wife had said in plain terms to "Bryan
O Lynn" that die had heard "Widow
Machree'' allege while "coming through
th rye." that "Kate Kearney" had at
firmed io "llory O'More," who struck
"Billy F.ittorsoti," that it was well known
in tho neighborhood that "Fairy Bu'.lo'1
had caught "Nettio Moore" in saying,
that it was a matter of faet and of great
Diiblio interest, that the widow of "John
Anderson mv Jo" had declared that it
was the un anlmous opinion ot the"lai li
ed man" and his wife, "Mrs Johnson,"
that any ono who did not get their Crack
ers, Sugar, Ten. Unite?, Huts, dainties,
Brooms, Toilet, Soaps. & , at Kine
hart's Grocery, opposite the public
quaro did'nt know what was good for
them that's all.
A largo stock of Toilet Snaps and Perfumery,
tlio very best, at Bradon's Drug Stor3.
Tub Lorain (Ohio) donnty Ntws says
that ".ho young ladies of this placo walk
on their tip-toes, and can't help it, ns the
waterfalls on the top of their heads draw
up their back hair so tightly that they
can't put their heels down squarely with
out great pain.'
Ditto Waynesburg to some extent.
Tudk. The First found Halsted's
Boot & Shoo Store in Sayer's corner
immediately East of tho Court Housd,
where ho will "fight it out on tho cash
' line if it takes nil summer !" He tan
udo it too," because he has been rein
forced by a thousand or more pairs of
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, etc, of all kinds
and calibres from the small arms (or feet,)
of the infant ry to tho ant crushers" of
the 10-inch 200-pouiider. Go and see
if you don't believe it I "Alex,'1 Bond,
tbo gentlemanly and accommodating
salesman, is never weary iu attending to
customers.
ltiiTimN of this Mautins. The mart
Ins have again returned to take up
their abode with us during tho approach
'ing warm Beason, aud they can be seen
daily nlqug tho stroots busily engaged
fjxng up tho littlo houses proparod by
the moro thoughtful of our citizens tor
(heir accomodation, preparatory to bring'
jug forth their broods ot young. These
. birds annually arrived here on or about
tho 2Gth of March, but this year they
wore a woek later in their migration,
paused., doubtless, by the lojcut severe
pe)l of woather. 'llio return ot . tho
martin is always looked upon as a sure
herald of approaching tine weather, and
webolievu it generally noius goou. we
pre pleased to see them oneo more
among us, and hope that tho boys will
" not molest or Injure them In any way
They are inseotivercus and ure ot grent
benefit to tho farmer and gardener, do
trqyinji immense numbers of worms,
grubs, pater pillars, tfco , during tho sea
son they remained in this 'latitude. The
law imposes a fine ot $" for shooting
this and other species ot insectivorous
birds.
Tiiiiitymiqut years ago an Indian
woman rode on horseback from Los
Angelos to Santa Barbara, using a piece
ot grape vine as a switch. Un reaching
her destination she stuck her switch into
the ground. It took root, and sixty
barrels of wine were made last season
from its fruit Et.
An old tree stands in our borough
known as "Adams' Willow." Years
ago when our now thrivinp and outer
prizing village could boast of but halt
dozen houses, Hodkiit Adams, a pion
oor citizen, rodo from tho town ot
Washington, 22 miles distant, using a
willow branch as a riding whip. He
etuck the whip in the ground, it lived,
and some time previous to tho writci's
reoolleotion arrived at maturity. It is
more than 14 feet round the trunk and
lofty in proportion. The planter with,
stood the blast of years bolter than the
tree, the latter first exhibiting signs ot
decay. He lived to see Us branches
lopped off one by ono by the scathing
winds, and his descendants cut down
by the seytho of death. Two years
since he passed from earth, and the old
tree, with but three branches remaining,
it rapidly crumbling to nothingness, lie
died at the ago ot !), tho tree must be,
near 75 years old.
Waynehiuikj ani tub Knurr! Head
tho article contributed, headed "Baptist
College." There is life in it and cogent
reasoning. Hear and takolmtd! Bap.
tists strike while tho iion is hot, lest
this opportunity for good to your county
and town passes from your grasp ! The
institution is an established fact, its lo.
cation here, we dare say, can bo no.
quired. Why not! It nny have the
better right let them' speak. Onward!
is tho word, let It bo passed down the
line I
Hid i it. Severe laws are in lorce in
tho cities against tho practice ot corner
loafing. Our exchanges frequently no
lice tho arrest lino and "imprisonment of
persons guilty of this impropriety. Our
town, happily is not seriously afflicted
by them albeit we have a full share.
Asotiihu Scni'iiHK Common things,
moh as the belting of the earth with
electricity i tho stretching of railways
oyer tho mountains of the Pacific slope-,
a little muss m Kuropo refilling in the
death of a few hundred thousand men ;
a Paris Universal KxpoMlion ; excite
but little wonder now-a-d ivs, but when
we heard that Piiof. Walt. Suorr had
"been and done gone" into the grocery
business we were well satisfied that
that Grocery would bo conducted on
mathematical principles. W6 can't say
that Professor looks better behind the
counter linn he does at tho blackboard
yet he graces his new role by urbanity
ot manner and old-fashiouod good hu
mor. The linn will be known as that ot
W G. Scott, & Co It is a good placo
io buy Groceries. Give him a call, at
Inghratn's old stand.
FwsuKLr. & Mani.y's Barber Shop is
now iu the basement of the Hamilton
House They have thiugs fixed in good
style and will accommodate their old
patrons and as many now ones as aro
desirous of a good shave, hair.cut, sham
poon or bath.
Tub Contrast. There is a marked
difference in the community since tlio
reduction ot license for Helling intoxica
ting beverages. A balmy, moral shade
is cast by the giant tree ot justice. Few
staggering men on our sidewalks i few
fights; less carousing ; a great stride for
the better.
Back Aoain In noticing business
removals last week wo neglected to state
that Hickey had returned to his old
stand.No. 5, Campbell's How. "Char
lie'' has used every endeavor lo furnish
tho publio with a neat and comfortable
apartment for barbering, in fitting up
this timo, and we assure all that his is
tho place to go it you wish anything
done tonsorial in an expeditious and
satisfactory manner.
Wm. A. Poiitei:. Is in Boston &
Now York iu order to secure a new
supply of the Early Goodrich & Horn
son Potatoes, alflo'tho Maupay Superior
and Keys Prolifio Tomato, Greene
county will yet redeem herself. This is
an nee of improvement. Plant crood
' onnil in lln iMrvlif limn VA11 un nil liaua n
plentiful harvest.
DitATit Waiiiiant. The Pittsburg
Qazette says that on the 4th inst Gov
Geary issued a warrant for tho execution
of Hobort Fogler, on tho 15th of May,
in tho jail yard ot Washington county.
The condemned, it will bo romomberod,
was convicted a short time since ot the
murder of Hobort Dinsmoro, on the 4th
ofDeoember, 180(5.
Ciioi.kka. The droad ot this scourge
is agun compelling our oities to prepare
for its coming. Health laws are being
enacted and means taken to purge them
of all uncleanlmoss. We have no
thought that it will reach this corner of
oreation, but lest it should, hadn't our
"city fathers" better clean upt You
would be the first ones altackcd and
would ba suro to dio in twonty-four
hours.
Small-Pox Tho Heaver Local to bo conHiiod. in Allegheny county jail
speak of two or three oases of the de until the jail or thu former county is re
lent being in their towrf, pairsd.
Workiiigmeii's Convention 1
We have been handed the following
for publication. Believing the object to
be good and that it may be the source
ot great benefit to our peoplo we give it
place in our columns with good will and
hearty endorsement:
We the nndemigned, believing that
the interests of the laboring class of tho
county deniaud an organization espec.
ially calculated for their protection
against the wiles ot political demagogues,
do hereby call upon tho farmers and
mechanics of tho county to meet in mass
convention in Waj nesburg, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 23rd,
inst, to adopt such measures as shall bo
necessary fur the accomplishment of that
object.
George Stoops,
Joseph A. Phillips,
Isaac Pettit,
Sol. B. Wiso,
Isaac Mitchell,
Harvey Day,
Jesse Day,
Henry 1. Uncophcr,
Wm. Cotterol,
Win. Beriy hill,
Israel Conklin,
John Bradford,
Sam. Brndon,
John MuNay,
James Patterson,
Wm. Huffman,
Hugh Carroll,
Henry 11 Sargent,
V, L. Lewis,
Henry MuGlumphy,
Israel llutan,
David Scott,
Sam'l. McNay, and others.
'Tub Caiivhi) Hock,' The Washing
ton Jxep'rtcr tells ns that in F.iyeUe
county, on tho top of the high river hill
opposite MiJsboro, that county.is a large
rock, perhaps threo font thick and fifteen
in diameter, on which are carved the
oullii.es ot many kinds of wild animals,
such as foxes, ifca. There are also two
large ones ana iwo small one i no j
foot prints are as accurato and legible as
a person could inako by standing in stiff,
clay. Tho rock he on the top ot tho
ground, and is the only one there. It
is known throughout that section as 'The
Carved Hock ' Who can give a reason
able surmise ot how the rock was placed
there and who carved it ?
Ditowxiu). Tlio Pittsburg Gi:ette of
the 4lh inst says: Stephen Spiocr, a
colored in in, employed as a deck hand
on the steamer Franklin, was drowned
iu the Monongahela river on Tuesday
evening, by tailing off the guards ot tho
boat as sho was passing Gray's Landing
Every etlort was made by the ollicers of
the boat tj rescue him, but he sank
before assistance o.mld reach him. The
body has not been recovered.
Look to youu Cui.mskys. Families
who moved this spring should examine
well the chimneys of their now places of
residence, and see that no old rags or
papers aro permitted to hiive a place
therein. Wo have known ot instances
where, on moving day, chimneys or flues
were mado tin receptacles for quantities
of rubbish. It is of the utmost impor
tance that no combustible material be al
lowed to remain where it may be the
means ot setting buildings on tiro.
Namb Chanjkij. The Reporter ot
Washington Co. states that tho name of
the Hillsborough post office has been
changed by the Department., aud will
henceforth be known as 'Seenery Hill .
The similarity between 'Hillsborough'
and 'Millsborough' being such that mat
ter addressed to ono oflico was frequent
ly sent to the other it has been deemed
advisable to make (ho change above
mentioned in order to avoid suoh mis
takes in the future.
Fast Tiuk. The Monongahela 7?
publican says : During the high water
tho steamer Elector came up over the
three dams, and after receiving her load
at our wharf bout steamed to Pittsburgh
in an hour and titty-two minutes, lhe
Elector is the only boat that ever passed
over the three dams up aud down, and
her lime on this trip is the quickest since
navigation was established.
On Thursday niht on the up-trip,
the Bennett threw out the challenge tor
a race to :ionongaheia city, ana intima
tions were afloat that she had returned
from lock No. 2 for that purpose. Capt.
Phillips pioposed to carry tho horns,
and so he accepted the friendly invita
tion and both boats cast offal tho same
moment. The Bennett is a now boat
on the Old Lino, a inagnilicont steam r,
well ollicered and appointed ; she is a
four boiler boat, 20 inch cv'lndoi'. The
Elector is tho best boat o.i tlio New Line,
and claims to be the fastest on tho river.
She is commanded by our fellow towns
man, Capt. Hobert Phillips, and is uiao
ned by a first rate crew i the is a three
boiler boat, with an 18 inch cylinder.
During this trip the Elector made seven
landings, while it is claimed the Bennett
made but tour, and yet the former was
in port and tied up at her wharf boat
before the Bennett whistled. Be this
as it may, the New Line boat claims a
its n. may, me new iinia uuai i i.uuia n
clean beat," with more freight and
more landings.
Whether or no this is a (air test trial,
wo are not prepared to ssy, but so tar,
Phillips claims the horns, and prop Dsns
tp carry ihem. ,
Hhmoval ok Lksoi Lenox,
Wssliington county murderer was re
moved lo Pittsburg, one day last week,
Inconsistent. Tho Newcastle 0
:!! and Devocra shouU for the "lied.
While and Aluc" over the news from
Connecticut. Isu't it t mistake of a
shade didn't you mean Jleilf
MARRIED
RUSH WELLS On lbs 9th of March, by
G. W. Bell, Esq., Mr. Wcstley Hush and Aliaa
Susan A. Wells, all of Wayto township.
LEMMONS HUFFMAN On the flrd of
Fehruary, by Geo. W, Hull. Esq , Mr. Levi
H. Lennnnns, of Wayne township, and Miss
Julia A. llulliiiun, of Jackson tp,
MoCLELLAND BUCKINGHAM On iho
2(Hh of March, by tho same, Mr. Levi Sic
Clellundiiud Miss Louisa Buckingham, both
ef Wayne ip.
CLAYTON CRAYNE-On tho 21st ult.,
by T. W. Taylor, Esq., Sir. Abijah Clayton
and Mias Elizabeth Ciuyno, all or Washington
tp., Greene county.
NEW YORK SIONEY MARKET.
April 0 Gold closed at 134.
Waynesburg Market,
COlllttCTKU WKK1CLY 1IY J. OUtllUR.
nutter, fresh roll ? to .10
Cnllen ncr lb itOtO 3:
Corn per bushel
Corn meal per bushel
Country Soup per lt
Candles, mould per lb
Candles, dipped " "..
Cheeso per 11)
Dried Peaches per lb
!5
70
OS
2.".
211
Kges ptr dozen
Flour per bhl
Flax seed per bushel
Feathers per lb
Lard per lb
H. W. Flour per lb.........
Molasses
Outs per bushel
Rye per bushel.....
Timothy seed per bushel.
Rice per lb
Sugar, crusliod per II)
Sugar, rctlned " "
Sugar, New Orleans, 6 His
P. R. Sugar, 8 lbs
Svrup. per gallon
Salt, No. 1 per bid
Soft Soup per gallon
t;
1(1
2 0(1
U."
Ill
!!!"!""!!
73 to i n
3,-,t0
I 00
"''ll'f. In" 3 -"'
. 1
Tar per gallon 1 (l
Tea per lb 2 00
Turoentiuc per gallon 1 .10
Tallow per lb lii
Wheat per bushel 2 SO
White Lead per keg 4 to A ()('
White Lime per bushel 1 Ail
Woi 1 common to tine tOa.'O
Potatoes per bushel..... 125 to 1 fiO
j 1U.1I1', I'W UM.-l.l
o
l'lTTSBLKG UKNKKU MAKKKT-
Satuiihay, Apiil 0, I8l!7.
During tlio past week there has been enn-
slitcmlili' imnrnvement iii tlio ucncnil markets.
bllt m pi.ia,3 wu lmve 110 parlj(;uilir t-huno lo
note. In vnost articles of merchindiso there
appears a downward tendency, but in Flour
there is an anticipation ot a still lurtiier ad
vance; although reports from the West speak
of iho pitospects of the Winter wheat now
growing, being unusually good.
We quote the Pittsburgh market as follows,
which are the wholesale prices
GRAIN Wheat at $3 00i
(Join at ri'To
Rye at Sfcl 4(wl 45
lluckwheat
Outs r(i.
FLOUR-Sprim; Wheat at Sl3,C0aia.7
Wtpiw " ut a$l",ri()
Rvc at $7 r.dr.jH.
IIAY-Baled nt -'2,ii0 V ton.
Loose at 2G.()OG:io ho
KOaS-Palcs at Cf'-e.
CHEESE Western Reserve at ICJ
Hamburg at M'n
New York Goshen at '-'
IJUTTER-Prinie Roll t 887cll
APPLKS Per barrel at M.OOQO.on
POTATOES Per btislid nt 00c
MAPLE JIOLASSES-Per gal. $1 75
CHICAGO SIARKET.
Ciiicaoo, April 0, 18fi7.
Fi.oiir Firm and steady.
Wiikat Oi icned stromr. with an advance
of lie, but subsequuNtly declined to lie, closing
qtotat; sales at no wr jmo. i. uenvereo;
$2 4(1112 44 for No. 2, closing with sellers of
No. 2 at $2 41.
Outs Activo and 1 Jn2c higher, at $l 02
al 04 foi No. 1. clos'uii steady at 1 011.1.
Oats Iu good demand and lal jc higher,
closing at i3Ja54 Jc for winter receipts of No
2.
Rye iiudc hicher. at 1 44al 4(1 for No
4tal 4il to No. 2, closing strong at tho
outside.
Rahi.by Moderately active; sales of No. 2
in storo ul 1 (3a 1 1.
WmsKY-Qiiiet ut 24c for bonded.
Provisions The market continues quiet,
with no decided change lo nuti -c In values.
Mess pork sold at Hf"23 HO; with buyers at
$22 0(1. Hulk meals quiet; siimuuers iu tic;
Cumberland nt'Jlcl ioso. Lard dull nt l!)c,
Hons Dull and li.'uiSOc lower, at $U 7ua
C 40 for good to choice.
TJ. S. STOCK SIARKET.
Satuiiday Evening, April 0, 1807,
Tho quotations of tho New York Stock Ex
change to-day nro without any iinportuu
eimiigc? :
U. S. Honda, 1881 10!
U. S. Bond, a 20's. 1802 loo
U. 8. Bonds. 5.20's. 18G'. 108
U S. Bom's, fnew issuo) fi 20 s, 18GT....10
17. S. Honda. 7-!l(l'8 M05
SPECIAL NOTICE3,
JXEW PKUFIME FOtt THE IUMDKEKCUIEF.
Phalon'a
Photon's
FbBlon'
Phnlon'l
Phalon'
"Night Blooming Crrem."
"Mlllil Illoomlng Ccrcui.
!Vi(jlil lllooiulug C'crcun."
"Night Uloonilng Ccrcn.
"Nluht lllooiulug Ccreui."
dlill from tho rr. and iMwutllul Uowr lru.u
wlilou 11 taken Hi uunie.
Muiiuhicturrd only by
PIIALOtV Sc SOW, Kfi York.
BF.WAM3 OP COUNTKnKElTS.
ASK FOU I'HALON'S-TAKB NO OTHER.
yJ2.V ;u.-lyeow.
Wonderful bat True.
MADAME REMINGTON, tho world-ro
nowned Astrollgist and Somnambulistic Clair
vnyant, while lu a clalrv.-.yant stato, dullno
atca tho very features of the person you are
to marry, an lby tlio aid of an tnstrumnit of
Intense nowrr. known as tho Psychomotrope,
. .... ...
guarantoos to produce a period an d llle-1 ko
I" f mm mtt? 0t wlfu "V
ntmllcant. with date of marrlago, occupation,
leading trulls of charictor, &c. This is no
Imposition, as testimonials wlthounuinbcr
can assert. By stating placo of birth, nge,
I disposition, color of eyes and hair, and cn
the closing Hl'ty cents, and stamped envelope ad
dressed to you.so'f, you will receive uie pic
ture by return mall, together with donlrcd in
formation. tarAddrcss In confident, ftt.nAMs Qnn
Tituus HmiiNOtoit, P. O.Uox 207 West Troy
N. T. fcbll'IT-lt.
Know Thy Destiny. -
Madams E. P. Tiiokstox, tho great Eiigll. h
stroloulst, Clairvovuntiind Psyclioir.etrielan,
who has ustontslicd tho sclcnllllo claims of
tho Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
onderful powers of second sight, as to cn-
hblo her to Impart knowlcdjjo of the ureat
est Importance to tho slng!o or nmrrleu of
either sex. While In ft stato of trance, slio
liniates Hie very features of tho person you
aro to marry, and by tho aid of an Instrument
of Intense power, known as the Psychoino.
one, eu irantces to produce a lile-liko pic
ture of tho futuro husband or wife of the ap
plicant, together with date of marrlago, po
sltlou in life, leading traits of character. &c.
This is no humbtiu', as thousAnds of testimoni
als can assert. She will send when dosirod a
certitled certificate, or written gltarantoe,
that the picture is what It purports to bo. By
enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating
place ot With, ago, disposition tmd complex-
Ion, and enclosing fllty cents and stamped en
velono addressed to vouself, you will receive
tlio picture and desired Information by return
all. All communications sacredly conn
nlial. Address in confidence, Mada mk K.
F. Tiiounton, P. O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
febl.1 'C7-ly
fPIIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCF.
Ill- AN INVALID.
PuMlshcdfor'hehenelit nndiis a CAUTION
TO YOUNU MEN ami others, who sutler
from Nervous Utfliihtv, Premature I lecay ol
Miinhood, &c, supplyinu; at lliesanio tune
Tun Mkass ot' Suli'-Cimiu. By one who him
cured himself iifb-r undernoiiiir consideralile
unekery. By enclosing a postpaid addresfled
nvelooo, sln'ixle cooies, free of charge, may
bo had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.,
May28 '1)0. -ly Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
Free lo Everybody.
A Laruo ll iw. Circular, irivinir Information
'of tho greatest importance to the young of both
sexes.
It tenches linw tlio homely nviy b:cnmo
beautiful, the despised respected, and tlio for-
inken loved.
No vom c lady or uent'amnn should fall to
send their ad lress and receive a copy post-
uid, bv return mail. Adiiress
P. O. Drawer, 2t.
feb20,'f.7-fini Troy, N. Y.
S-jy A Yoi:so Lady returning to her
country home, alter a sojourn ot a few months
n the cily, was hardly recognized by her
friends. In placo of a coarse, ru?t!0, flushed
face, sho had a soft ruby complexion of almost
marble smoothness, and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
Inquiry as to the canso of so gre.d a chamre,
he plainly tol ' them that sho U9ed the CI 11-
C..SSIAN BALM, and considered it an in-
k-alual)le acquisition to any Lady's toilet. By
its use any Lady or Ountleman can improve
. , ' , 1 1 f 11
their personal appearance an hundred ioM.
It is simple in lis commnation, ns a autre ner
self is simple, yet unsutpiisaed in Its etlleucy
in drawing Impurities Irani, also heiihng,
cleansing and beautifying the skin and com
plexion. By Its direct aclion on tlio cuticle It
draws from it all Its impurities, kindly lienling
tho same, and leaving tlio surface as Nature
Intended it should be, clear, soil, smooth and
beatitilul. Price $1. sent by Mail or hxpress,
on receipt of an order, by W. h. CLARK. B
CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Favette St.. Syracuse, Is. .
The only American' Agents for tho sale of Hie
snme.
PREPARED OIL Of PALM AND MACE,
FOli rilliSlvUVINO, ltr.8TOIllNll, AND IIKADTI
. I'VIXO T1IU IIAIIt.
And is tho most d. lightl'uV and wonderful ar
llclo tho world ever produced.
Ladies will tlud It not only a certain remedy
to Restore, Darken and Beautify the Hair, but
also a desirable articlo for the Toillet, ns it is
highly perfumed with a rich and dulicato per
fume, independent of tlio fragrant odor of
the Oils of Palm and Mace.
Tlic Marvel of Peril.
A new and bjautlt'ul perttiniu, which in
delicacy of si-ent, and the tenacity with which
it clings to tlio handkerchief and person, is
unequalled.
1 lie abovo articles tor slo ny all tirugcisis
and Perfumers, nt $ per bottle each. Sent
by express to nny address bv proprietors.
T. W. WRIUIir Ss CO ,
100 Liberty St., New ork
Oct. 2, 18C(!. ly.
CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY
DR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.
TO CUBE CONSUMPTION, the intent mint be
prcpirod io that Iho Iudbi will heal. To accompllih
tlili, t'io llvor md itotnach miut Ant 1m elceiuod and
inipjiollle created Ibmood wholoaomo lood, whlclu
by lliow mcdlolnoi will be dlFealed proiicrl)', end
good licaHby blood innloi thui liulldlnK up the
eonatltutlon. BCUKNCIC'S MANHRAKK DLLS
clonic-tlicitomoctiot nil blllmw or imicom occiinm
lstlonai in J, by ualin tlio Sua Woud Tonic In con
nection, llio oppct 'to li iTfttontd.
SUIIKNCK'B PULMONIC SYBI'P ll nutrlcloiu '
ai well tm modlclnal, and, by iwlnu the threo rcraodtoa,
all Itnpurllloi are uxpollod Irom the ivtlcni, and
Hood, wliolmomo blood nnulo, wh'.ch will ropol all
dlicaiw. II pittlonM will take tliow inrdlclnooocord
InH to diroctloi., Coimiinptlon vory lrottiontly In
III lut itat!0 yleldi readily to Ihulr action. Toko Uie
pllli lrouiontly, to e:aAti the llverand Rtomaoh. It
doci not lollow that bucaiuo tho bowuli are not
live they are not ro iulrcd, lor loinoltmcj In diarr
hea thny are necoMary, Tho itomach ma-l bo kept
boalthy, and an appotlto ercatod to allow tho Pul
monle Syrup to act on the roiplralory orpim properly
and allay any Irritation. Thon all that ll re iiilrod to
por:orin a pormanont euro It, lo prereiit taking
cold. Exorclio about tho roomi ai much an poulble,
eat all the rlcheit food lat meal, nunc, and, In fact,
anythlug Uie appotllo cravoi ; but bo particular and
naitlcate well, 2nd w. ea. mo. 1 yr.
A COUGH, A COLD, OR A
SORE THROAT
ItKQCtltMR IMMKIIIATK ATTENTION,
AND SHOULD lilt CIIKCItliO.
Ir Ai.t.nwuoTO coNTis'rn,
iiiihta'I'ionoi'tiihi.iimis. a I'kii.
MANK.NT TIIIIOAT IHSKASE, Oil
CO.NbUMI'I'ION
is oi ri;N tub liesri.T.
11 It O W- IV 8.
BBON.CHI Alt TROCHES
1UVIKO A llIlir.CTlSri.L'KNCIlTOTIIUl'.tnrS,
OIVB IMMKIHATH HHI.IIT.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump
ttvo and Throat, Diseases. Troches are
us:d with always good success.
SINGERS and PUBLIO SPEAKER
will find Troi-hei useful In clearing tlio voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving llio throat after an unusivil exertion
o! tho vocal organs Tlio Tforlien aro recom
mended aud prescribed by Physician ana
havo had testimonials from eminent mon
throughout tho country, Bulng an iihvnni of
true merit, and having rotW their efficacy by
a test of many years, each year finds them In
new localities In various parts of tho wor'.d
and tho Trocht nro universally pronounced
bettor tliau other articlo?,
OiitAis only ' BiioWN'sHiinNciiiAi. Tannins,"
and do not talto any of the Woi'IIiUm Jmitmiom,
Unit may he olfored. Bold kvvrtwhkks.
Kovl-ti. ;
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.
OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
VIA MUKAUIM, KVEKY TWE.NTV IHVS,
WlTll T-lSSKNOIillS, FlIKIOIlT, A.M)U. S. MaH.8,
On tho following Jirstc!aH3 Steamships :
On Atlantic Omul I Conneeftj on Pud fin Ofctn
ANTIAOO tH CIUIA, AMISIIICA,
BAN VUANCISCO, M0SK8 TAYI.OIt
! MCAIIAUCA, M.tlllASllV,
DOKATO, MKVADA.
! PASSAGE AND FREIGHT AT REDUC
ED RATES.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK.
March auili...l8fi7. I May UUhandilOth, 1807.
April 20th... " I June 20th "
And every twenty days thereafter, leaving 011
the Saturday previous when a regular Suiline;
Day comes on suiuiay. 1'or tunnel' luluinia
Hon apply to the
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Wm. II. Wkiiu, I'rcn't. I D, N. Cahiiixotos,
r4 Exclmngo Place, Aft.. 177 West St.,
N. Y. I cor. Warren, N. Y.
3: 20-31110.
TUT. GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.--Therefore
the nervous and debilitated should
immediately use Hclmbold's Extract ISticlm.
8:i:ieow-ly
spriTb-tjTb!
1867.
M'Elroy, Dickson 4 Co,
No .
W o ocl street,
PITTSBURGH,
WILIMi
MY GSOOS.
Have tlieir stojk open for tho trade.
GOOD"GOODS!
. AT REASONA15LB PRICES.
S. 11 M'ELItoY.
JAMES DICKSON".
3il3-.ini ' JOHN T. MIAXE.
Olt! she was heaullfiil and fair
W itli starry evi-s and radiaiit hnir,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchained tlio very heart and mind.
CRISPEH COMA.
For Curling the Hair of Either !?ex into Wavy
and Cilossy Ringlets or lleayy
Massive Curies.
By uslni' lids article I.udi s and Oi ntleiiicu
can heaiilily theniHilves a thousand fol 1, It
u.e on y arueie in 1110 w
straight hiiir. and at the
i)(.lintiiil, glossy appear
is thu only article iu the world that will curl
wiuie time give it, a
tnce. The Crisper
uoma not only curls thu hair, lint invigorates,
bcaulillcs and cleanses it ; is highly mid de
lightfully perfumed, and is tho most complete
article oflho kind uverolferedlo the American
public. Tlio Crisper Coma will be sent to
any uddr ss, sealed und piistptutl lor $1,
Address nil orders to
W. CLARK & CO.. Chemists
No. 3 West Puvcttc St., Syracuse, N. V.
Iebi:t,'(i7-ly
WALL P a'FeITs!
EOlt SPHINQ SALES OP 1807.
Wk aro now prepared to olTer to our custo
mers, and the Tiutlc gcnera.ly. all extensive
co'lection of
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS,
KIIIU llOAItO MINTS, liTC, ETC.
Embracing nil qualities of goods, known to
thu Trade fur Parlors, Dining Rooms, Hulls,
Chambers, Churches; Assembly Rooms, &c.
ALSO,
TBlNSrARENT fill CLOTH MD PAPER WtoDJV
FDMS.
At the Lowest Market price, n.t
.No. 107 Market St., near Fifth.
JOS, R. HCGIIESJ ii URO.
niO Oms.
MONEY FREE AS WATER.
. 10,00(1 ACTIVE LOCAL
mid Traveling Agents, Male or Female, ofitH
ages, are wanted to solicit trade in every city,
town, village, humid, workshop and factory,
throughout 'the entire world, for tlio most
saleable novelties ever known. Still rcr
rcnt PROFIT and ready side wherever of-
! fered ! I Smart men aud women can make
, from to !."() per day, and no risk of lo s !
I A small capital required of from $20 to ijiioo
I the more money invested tho greater the
i piiolit. No money required in advance wc
lirst send the articles and receive pny after
wards! If you actually wish to nmke money
rapidly and easily, write lor full particulars
and nd.ltiss MILNOR it CO.. (IVtn Purls,)
feblJ-lv Sit) Hroudwny, New York CUv.
1 Toil SON RETENTION on INCONTIN
ence of Urine, ini'mion, inllunnnulion, or
ulceration of the bladder, or kidneys, di-eases
, of the prostrate 'glands, Mono in lhe bladder,
I calculus, gravel or brick dust deposits, und all
, disenses of Iho bladder, kidneys and dropsical
' swellings,
Usn IIni.unoi.u'3 Fi.cii) ExntACT llccuu.
!):i;leow-ly
TTENTION ! SOLDIERS !
Disbanded Soldiers entitled to additional
bounty under tho recent Act of Congress
should bo careful whom they employ to col
lect their dues, ll Is not every unprincipled
"sharper" who. hangs out his shingle that Is a
Ikcmcil claim wjcnl.
I am thus nullioil.cd by law, and will at
tend to all soldiers' claims for hack cay, iu;n
sions and adiutionai. imtiNTiK. Having the
correct blanks on hand to make such applica
tion, llioro Is no cause for return of papers
oneo seiir, or deliiy hi making lliein out. Re
ceipts given for nil discharges placed In my
p Bsesslon; :
Apply at once two more months will be too
late. U. P. PLENNIICEN,
P. O. Ilox 108, Office First Nut. Hunk.
Juu:i0,'(i7 Wiiynesbiirg, Pn.
Conveyancing done on reasonable terms
Ilelmbofd's Fluid Extract
Ts ft certain cnrn for discuses of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, OUAVEL,
DROPSY, . OUOANIO WEAKNESS, FE
MALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL DE
BILITY, and all discuses ol the
UKIKA1U UKU.1AS,
whether existing in
MALE Oil FEMALE,
fiom whatever cause originating und no mat-
now lon'u standino.
Diseases of these organs require tho use of a
'"ll'lio'trcatment Is submitted to, Consnnip
i,, nrinuiitiliv niav ensuo. Our Flush and
Blood are supported from thoso sources, mid
tho
HEALTH AND I1APPIEESS,
and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt
uso of a ro' table reined v.
llELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU,
Eslahlislied upwards of m y,'':!'11
B!) t Broadway, New' Vol k, and
lot boiitU lotu Ulrcct, Plilladelphla, Pa.
I:!8onw-ly
N E W
PII()T0(RAP1I;
-IN'- "
WAYNESRUUO, I'ENN'A. .
AflLirA.. Wallace
lias titled up n new and splendid Photograph
Oallery in the thud story ot
ALLISON'S 1JU1LDIXO,
Where ho is prepared to execute '
rnoTOGiariis,
AMIillOTYPES,
M ALEIANOT Yl'ES,
CAUTES DE VISITS
And ail other kinds and sizes of pictures, hi a
style equal to the best artists. Especial atten
tion will be given to copying pictures and en
lardim them. All implications will bo oromnl-
ly attended to. Their rooms ure commodious
ilnd attractive, and cveiy deslrablu accoinmo-
liitiim will Ins rem.creit to cieitoiners lliis Is
lecidedly l!ie best opportunity to secure aecu-
rale hki'iiesyi s ever ollercd to tlio people ot
Creene County. Call any lime it suits you.
l'ii tines taken nityiiu.10 in mo any, ami m an
kinds ot wcalhcr. Nov. l.", ItlliS. If.
"PROfO UALS.
PE.1NSYLVAKIA AGRICULTURAL LAND
SCRIP
35. 3.133! -
riMIE Board of Commissioners now ofTcr for
1. suit) ri'.Mljimii acres of Agricultural College
L'liid Scrip, being the balance of tlio Scrip
granted to thu Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia for the endowment of Agricultural Col
leges in IIi'h Slute.
Proposals liir ilia purchase ol this Lnnd
Scrip, addressed to "The Hoard of Commis
sion ri of Agivulttiml Land Sciip," will be
rcceiwd ut tlie Sui-veyor Oenernl's ollleu at
HaiTihliurg, iinlil ll' o'clock, M., on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 18G7.
This laud may bo located in any Statu or
Territory, by the holders ot the scrip, upon
any of lhe mi ippropritiled lands (except min
eral luiuls) of Hie Hulled Stales, which may
be subject to salent private entry. Kaeh piece
of scrip represents a (piaitcr section of one
hundred and siMty acres, Is issued in blank,
und will be trutistcrable, without endorsement
or forma! assignment. The blank need not
he tilled iiuliillin scrip is presented for loca
tion und entry, wl.cn thcpurly holding it can
till the blank and enter tho land in Ids own
nnine, lild i must, lie made ns per acre, and
no bills will be received for less than one
iniurlcr 8"ctioti.
The Scrip will be Issued Immediately on tho
payment of tho money to the Surveyor tlen-
eral. ln all bills lor a less quantity man
10,(10(1 acres, one-third of the purchase money
must be paid wi.ldii ten days, and tho remain
ing two-thirds within thirty days niter nolitl
cntion of the acceptance ot thu bid or bids by
the Hoard o; Commissioners.
JACOUM. CAMPBELL. Purveyor Gon'l.
For I he Hoard of Commissioners.
II.v!iiiism:i:c, Feb, '.'7, ISli7.-ls
u ,t t : lit, uu n i itjuLU . k i'0 a
WORK.i3! .
UTOI lllllit
STILL conliiuto lo carry on tlio Marble u d
Hlone cutting business at their long cstub
IWied stand hii'meiliately Kust of tho Public
t-'tMure, Main Si reel, WuyncHhurg.
This cstablisliment has been in constant
operation since I811!l, and tho long experience
aid energy of the proprietors, linked with the
otercise of sound judgment and good tustc,
litvo won for tliem a wide spread aiid enviable
reputation. An extensive stock of tlio various
varieties of the best marble kept constantly on
limul . . Special at'enMon paid to polishing,
picssing, curving nt ; engraving.
All ordev mil filled.
December 23. 18(12.
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND ,
W. J Bradley's Celebrated
Patent
DUPLEX IililiirTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
33L I 3Ffi. T -
The Wondevfnl Flesitiility and great com
fort and pleasure lo any lady wearing the Du
plcx Kill; lie .Skirl wilt be cxpeiieuced partic
ularly in till crowded assemblies, operas, car
riages, rnilroud curs, church i ews, urm chairs,
for prohicindn and house dress, ns tho skirt
can he folded when in use to occupy u small
place nscusilv und conveniently nan Silk or
MiuJin Dress, an iuvulu.dilo quality in crino
line, not found in any Single Spiing Skirt.
A lady hiving enjoyed the pleasure.- com
fort and grout convenience of wearingllie Du
plex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirl for n single duv,
will never afterward willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses und Younn
Ladies lliev are superior to all others.
Tliev will not bend or break like the single;
spring, but wl'l prcservo their perfect and
graceful sliupo win n three or four ordinaiy
skirts will have been thrown aside as useless,
Tho hoops arc covered with double and twist
ed thn ad, iitulthu bottom rods nro not only
doilblu springs, but twice (or double) covered:
preventing Ihem from wearing out when drug
iring down stoops, rtnlr, &e.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with
all Indies und is universal!) recommended bv
the Fashion Mugarfn s us tlio standard skiit
of the fashionable world.
To enjoy lhe billowing incstlinn'iio advan
tages in'Crhioline, vlz.i superior (plulitv, per
fect iniinulaclure, stylish shapo and llnisli,
llexlbllliv, durability, comfort and econmnv,
eii(pire 'for J. W. BUADLEY'S Duplex Ellip
tic, or Doublo Spring Skirt, and be suro you
get tlio aenuine tirlicle,
CAUTION. To guard ngntnst Imi'osttlon
bo ptirtlculur to NOTICE thut skirts olfcred ns
"DUPLEX" have the red Ink stamp, viz : "J.
W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs,"
upon Iho waist bund none others are genuine.
Also Notice that every Hoop will admit a pin
being passed through tlio centre, thus reveal
Imr thu two for double) springs braided to
gether therein, which is the secret of their
flexibility and strength, and a combination not
to bo found In any other Skirt,
For sale In all stires where first class skirts
are sold throughout tlio United States and
elsewhere.
Manulucturi ii ny mo isoip wwncrsot tuo
Patent. WEST BRADLEY & CAItY.
1)7 Chambers & 71) & fl Heado fcsts , N. Y.
febtl'67-lhn
WOtLOO. .
ALL persons knowing themselves Indebted
to tlio Rui'Ciu.icAN Oitick, cither for' Job
Work or Subscription during the six months
the paper was conducted by Mr, Watkins,
will pay the accounts to Mr. .Ins. E. Buyers,
who Is authorized to receipt for tho same
Eutlv attention to litis mutter will save cost.
' MESSRS BID DUO & CLARK.
"It '