' IN reply to nnnii-rt ub ImiitttU'n In reirnrl t the manner nl' i-onvt nine tin- Anoint 7 !l His Into tho new " -'u Gold (nupon timid wo make tlio following sliiluinmit for Hie benefit of Hie lioldcis ri' 7 H- ins, who tuny not lie luformi d : ' Tho Government roinpuics the interest mi both bonds In currency from tint dale of tint maturing of tho lust coupon, allowing seven and Hires-tenth on the T :)- Km, and flmrliiLT six rer cent on tho B-'-'i's. For cxmnih! : you goad to Washington luiKi 1 B-ll) lloml which reaches there on. , .. May 1st '.(llin 7-tuays interest, (From Feb, 15th),. .... 14 nil ft20. ".00 119 days lutered, (From Jan. -st.)... k 1!) 50 (Till Is counted ut mi" days per annum.) - 1 1,010 fill Allowed for 7 3- 10s '," You pay Government J'.1 It will bo seen by this thut tho Gold Interest is given us currency, which Is of Itself a profit to tho party converting tho 7 8-Ids of nearly feioiiT doixaiis per $1,1100, aside Irom the fact that at the present rate of Gold, say 10, tho 4-208 pay over 8 per cent, per milium. At present wo are converting the 7 8-lflj on much bettor terms than the Government ns the present buying and sailing rates enables JUS to allow the holder of thu 7 !l-lts n better flguro than has yet been otrered by any ono as n commission. Parties exchanging through us, In addition to getting much better terms than they can ' from the Government, will have their B-2i dclivored to them Immediately, thus saving delay. Wo also register any bonds soul to us mrlthmit Rliitrcc. : On all bonds sent us by Ex press, we pay charges both ways. and remit promptly as directed. Jas. T. Hbadt & Co., Dealers lu Government Securities, Corner Fifth ond Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, ra , ..LA'tEST FASHIONS DEMAND XV'W,, Bradley's '-(Jlebratetl fv:' Patent': rv,:!5: "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (Oil DOUBLE SPUING) ? .. , asim-fr .':, "' ZT- - , , . 'rlie Wonderful Flexibility and' great com tortand pleasuro to any lady wcarlntf the Oil plos Elliptic Skirt wilt Im i'Xii"i"ie ;l iiri.io ulurlyin all crowded iisfvini.liis. p. n-. c 'f riages, railroad cdrs.'cliurch , tw. m-iuclmiiv for promenado and. Iimne iIivb.,iis tin; si; in an be folded when In use to oeeupy a miiuII place as easily and CHivomVntlv ' o '"' Slusliu Dress, an Invuhuble quality in crimv line, not found in any Hinsrln Hirimrt-kbt A lady having enjoyed-thr plensuvc. com fort and grout convenience of weiirmu the Du plex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single d iv, will never afterwards willingl'- dispense Willi their use. For Children, Misses and Youns: Ladies they are suporlor to nil others. They will not bend or break like the slnulc spring, but wid preserve iheir perfect and graceful shape win n three or four ordinary skirts will have been thrown aside as useless The hoops are covered with double nnd twist ed thread, and tho hnttum rod urn not icily double springs, but twice (or double) covered: preventing tliein from w'eaiing ou. when drug trine down stoons. stuir. &u. The Duplex Elliptic Is a great favorite with all ladies and is uuiversall) recommended In tho Fashion Miigazin s us thu stun lard skill of the fashionable world. To enjoy the following inesllina'ile advan tages in Crinoline, viz.: superior qualit. per fect manufacture, stylish shapo and llnis'i, flexibility, durability comfort and ccoiiomv, enquire 'for J. W. UllADLKY'S Duplex Kllip tic, or Double Spring Skbt, and bo sure you get the acnuine article CAUTION. To gourd lurtdust imposition bo particular to NOT ICB that skirls offered its "DUPLEX" have the red ink H.un .i, vt..: W, Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs," upon tho waistband none others are genuine. Also Notice that every Hoop will admit a j in being passed through the centre, thus reveal ing the two (or double) springs braided to gether therein, which is the secret of their flexibility and strength anil a combination not to bo found in any other Skirt. Forsalo in all sto'cs where first class skirts arc sold throughout tho United States and elsewhere. Manufacture d bv tho Sole Owners of the Patent, WESTS. BRADLEY & CAUY, 07 Chambers & 71) & 81 Roado Sts , N. Y. 5jl5-Um LADIES MO GENTLEMEN. FELLOW CITIZEN! ! MR. PRESIDENT, W Ehavo just received a splendid stock of SPRING AND Sl',nii:R CLOTHING! ADAPTED TO MEN AND BOYS' WEA1X i ALSO, A FULL LINE OF Gents' ' Furnishing Goods. Which we will sell at the lowest rates. Call and examine our sloclc Prices aro down and if we can't sell a man tho clothing ho wants KOilODYIN WaYNLSIIUBOOAK. A. J. 80WER9. Room in Allison's Building, Waynesburg, Pa. , fijl-3ra. "MU ST AO HE 8! FORCED to grow upon tlio Bmoothest face In from thief to five weeks by using Dr. BEVIGNE'8 . RUSTAUR VTliUlt CAPIL LAIRB, the most wondorlul discovery In modern Science, acting upon the Beard and Hair id an almost miraculous manner. It line been used by the elite of Purls and Lrodon with the most flattering success. Names of all purchasers will be registered, and If entire latisfaction is nntglvi nin evorv.lnst'ince, the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, . I. Descriptive circulars snd testimonials mailed free. Ad dress BERGER, 3IIUTT3&CO., Chomlsts, Mo. '685 River Street, Troy,- N. Y. 8o0 agentsfor the United Btntcs. feb20,'67ly . MONEY FREE AS WATER. 10,000 ACTIVE LOCAL and Traveling Airenls, Malo or Female, of nil ages, are wanted to solicit trade In evmy city, town, vlllago. hamlet, workshop ami factory, throughout the entire world, for the most aaleablo novelties ever known 500 l'cr CCIlt rROFIT and ready side wherever of fored 1 1 Smart men anil womcu can make from $!i to tJtfiO per day, and no risk of lots ! A small capital required of from $'20 to $100 t-U wore money Invested the greater the pooflt. No money required in advance we first lend the articles aDd receive pay uflnr wardsl , If you actually wish to make money rapidly and anally, write for full particulars andaddrtaa IlLNOBCO;, (From ParU,) ft W-iy 10 Broadway, Mw Trk Otf . ELASTIC SLATE ROOF IN Gr and oriiHit ruiirosKS. Av Hoofing Material It stands unrivalled niiutlc it adapts Itself to every shape and slope. Nou o nilmsiliilo, Impervious, non expiuislvo, mid undceaylng. FUOST DOES NOT UinnC NOR HEAT DISSOLVE IT. Tho only roofing material ever discovered that will r sist the action of the elements as long as tho structure it protects being suscepll blonf little, if mv wear from exposure, and perfectly Fl HE-PROOF. It is unequalled as n coaling for Manufacturing find Farm build Inns, fences, bildges, button of Vessels, Vaults, &c. Ho'crences given In any part of the county, or specimens shown to visitors. Apply by letlor, or In person to U. U JONES, bnNTi.KYsviu.n, Wash. Co. Pa. H. II. DOAK, U L. JONICS, Licensees of Wash, and Greene counties. L W. .Tonus. Agent. 4;'J tt Wayneslinm, Pa. liplioa CuPif flirow away your false frizzes, your switches, your wig Destructive ofc milnrt, and not worth a fig : Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair And reiolce in your own luxuriant hair. REPAKATOKCAPILLI. For restoring Imlr upon Imld heads (from whatever cause it limy have fallen nut) and forcing a urothoi h.dr noon the face. It has no equal.' It III force the bear.l to grow upon thu smoothest f ic, in from livu to eight weeks, orlniir upon bahl heads in from two to three months A lew Ignorant p'aciiuoners rave j wserted that there Is noth ng that will force ( or hasten the growth ol the hair or nenru Their assertions are lulse, as thousands of liv ing witnesses (from their own experience) can bear witness, but nianv will say, I ow are we to disthi'Miish the genuine from tho spurious ? It certainly is dilleult, ns ninn-tenlhs of the diflcrcnt l'reparitions advertised for tho hair and beard are entirely worthless; and you may have already thrown way large amounts in iheir purchase. To such we would say, try the Iteparator Capilli, it will cost you noth ing unless it fully conies up to our represen tations. If your drugeist does not keep it, send u one dollar and we will forward it, p .stpaid toeellier with ft receipt for tho mo ney, which will lie r turned you on appliea li in. providing entire salUf action is not given. A'Mivks. W. L CLARK & CO., Chemists, Noil West Enyeitc t-'I..Sy nuuse, N. Y fehi:i.'t'7-iy TIiim-c coen lii triad lldiims ol joy to all, To yoiuitr iikI to old to );reat and to small ; The lieiiuty which once was so precious and ra'e, Tfl free for nil, and all may be lair. V.T Till'. LSh or CHASTEIJ-All'S 1VI1ITE LIQUII 1 iir Improving and Uenutifylng the Complex - The nmst v doable ami perfect preparation In use. tor civlng the skin n beautltul pearl like tint, that is only lotinn in youiu. n nnirklv removes Tan. Freckles, Pimples, Blotches. Moth Patches. Sadowncss. Knpt ions. and all Impurities of the skin, kindly healing the sumo leaving the skin white and clear ns alabaster. Its rso can not be detect ed by the closest scrutiny, and being tt vego table preparation Is perfectly harmless. It is the only article of the kind used by the French, and Is considered bv tho Parisian as indispen sable to ft perfect toilet. Upwa'dsi f 3(1,000 bottle were sold dining tho past vear, a sullicient iriift'iuiteo of its efficacy. Price on ly 7." cents. Sent by mail, post paid, onro ceipt of (in order, bv BKllGKK, 81IUTTS& Co., Chemists. 2M Kiver St., Troy N. Y, fetiSO '(17- ly. NBW STORE! FRANK. M'CURGAN II AS JUST OPENED A FIRST CLASS stock of URY GOODS, Clothing, Trimmings, Notions, &o., In tlio New Store Room lii Mr. Oeoigo E, Minor's building, nearly opposite the Farmers' & Drovers' National Bank, WAYNESBUIIC, PEAWA. The stock is all now and fresh, purchased since the Into decline in prices, for cash, which enables me to sell much lower than those who have old stocks bought nt high prices. I would be highly grntitlod to have all my old friends, customers and the public generally to call mid see me at my new store. I will endeavor to make It pay nil thoso who favor mo with n call, as I am determined to soil at such prices as will give entire satisfaction. tarDo not f'. rget tho place, In the New Store Room, In Mr. George K. Minor's buil ding, nenrly opposite the Farmers' & Drovora' National Bank. 4;l7-tf FRANIC M'GURGAN. J.TFXX CTBD'l 81 ITEil WO 10 JSC! When by the uso of DR JOINVILLE'9 ELIXIR you enn be cured permanently, and nt a trilling cost The astonishing success which has attended this invaluable medicine for Plivsirnl and Nervous '.eakness, Oeneral Debility and Prostration, Loss of Muscular Energy. Itn potency, or nnv oflho consequences of youth ful Indiscretion, renders it thu most vulunble p oparallon evnr discovered It will remove nil nervous nfTi.ctlons, de pression, excitement, incapacity to study or business, loss of memory, confusion, thoughts of self-destruction, fears of Insanity, &c. It will restore tho appetite, renew the health of those who havo destroyed it by sensual ex cess or evil practices. Young men, bo lmmbuged no more by 'Quack Doctors" and Ignorant practitioners, but tend without delay for the Elixir, and be at once restored to health and happlnoss. A perfect cure Is guaranteed in every instance. Price $1 or four bottles to one sddrcss, $!l. One bottle Is sufficient to effect a cure in all ordinary cases AT.80, DR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PITiLS, for the speedy and permanent euro ol Gonorrhea, Gleet, Urethral Discharge. Grav el, Stricture and all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in from ono to flvo days. They sre prepared from vugntn blo extracts fhiit'aro harmolcss on the system, nm! never nauseate tho stomneh or Impreg nate the breath. No chnngn of dint is ncc -s-gary whllo using them, nor does their action In any miinner interfere with buslnesspursuils Price $ I per box. Either ol the abo"e mentlonod artlcra will be sent to Buy addresa-closniy sealed, Btid post paid, by mall' or express, on receipt of prlco. Address all on'crs to BERGKIl. SIIVTTS CO., Chemists, No. 88ft Mivtf KtMtt, Truy, H. Y. taMO.tMy Shirk & Sutton, (Successors to A. Wilson, Jr., Waynesburg, Peun'a ) We have removed to Waynesburg, and io spiwtfully Inform our friends ami thu public, that w o aro now reoeiviug a beautiful assort ment of CHEAP BHV GGOBS, For t'.io Spring Trade, to which we Invito the attention of our old customers and all oth ers 1 1 an examination of our stock, which em braces tho LATEST SPRING STYLES, Of DRESS GOODS of ull descriptions, very pretty and at astonishingly Low Prices ! And aro determined no ono shiill sell better goods at less prices than wo do. Wo call at tention to our stock of Millinery Trimmings, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves and Ribbons. . CALICO AND MUSLINS, And every variety of Goods usually kept in n first class Store MEN BOYS FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds Men & Boys IIAT3, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES. ii tttOCEKIES, .'TH and Qnecnswaro. It would bo useless to un dertake to enumerate all our goods. Wo will endeavor to make It to your interest to deul with us. WWo bono by giving strict attention to business and honorable dealing, to merit ft liberal share of patronage. Drop in at all events. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE At A. Wilson's Sloro room in Wilson's New Building. Waynesburg, Pa. April 21-tf fPTlNB 'NUDE! 1867. M'Elroy, Dickson Co., NO 3-3 wood (Street PITTSBUR GH, jsy mis. Have their stock open for tho trade. GOOD GOODS! AT REASONABLE PRICES. S. 11- M'KLKOV JAMGS DICKSON. Bil3-3m JOHN T. bllANE. FELLOWS' mm mum A RE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. THE i most extraordinary Meoiciue of the age. Comprising, as they do, Remarkable Power in expelling wornis,wilh pleasant tasjo and perfect safety. Tt ey contain no Mercury, no Mineral, no Turpentine, no Oil ol Wormsced, no Poison, nothing injurious, They aro en tirely Vegetable. Symptoms ok Worms : Itching of tho nose, feverishnefis, twitching or starting suddenly during sleep, pain in tho stomach, loss of flesh, paleness with hectic appetite Bomotimes vora cious, at others feeble, a dullness of the eyes, drowsiness, a swelled upper lip, tongue wliite- ly turred and ttuildeU Willi roU spolts, ictlcl or garlic breath, grinding of teeth during sleep, a sensation of lodgment in the throat, an un natural craving for diet, chalk or clay, fret fulness and irritability of temper, cliolic fits and palsy. Intestinal Worms aro among tlio first to undermine the constitution in tho list of diseases. They often occasion severe dis ease, ending sometimes fatnlly, particularly when they ascend to the stomach. Their presence in their most ordinary situation is attended with unfavorable effects upon tho gen eral hcalili. Eminent men assert that all are mora or less troubled with worms, and that many die annually from this cause, who, by the timely administration of a proper remedy would bo saved. As FELLOWS' WORM LOZENGES may be taken without any un pleasant results, and ns mrst children are fond of them, their we is recommended to those npp.u ntly health), and thus dispel the cause of what would produce sullcrlug. Be careful what you uso. Various reme dies have from time to time, been recommend ed, such as Calomel, Oil of Wormwood, Tur pentine, &c, so that dangerous and even fatal consequences aro produced. The necessity of a safe and sure remedy has caused much research and study by the proprietors of FELLOWS' WORM LOZENGlCS. They are positively sale, pleasant and effectual. They do not kill worms, but act by making their dwelling placo dlsag' ceablo to them In order, however, to guard consumers against deception by a base compound, tho analysis of Dr. A. A. HAYES. Slate Assayer, proving the above statement, is annexed, ; -I have analyzed tho WORM LOZENGERS prepare'1 by Messrs. Fkllows & Co., and find that they are free from Mercury and other metallc or mineral matter. These Lozenges are skilfully compounded, pleasant to tasto, safe, yet sure and'cfluctuiil In their action. R Bpcctfully, A. A. Hayks, M. D. tssnycr or tlio btato ol Mass. Pleaso remember that FoIIowb' Worm Loz enges are prepared with great care from tho concentrated extracts of two plan's. They do not act as a purgative or emetic, will not debilitate the patient, aro bo simple an infant may devour a whole box without harm, and will at tho same expel the worms. In an extra ordinary manner. t-yFullows' Worm Lozongora is the only Worm Remedy In oxlstence combining harm, lass qnali les with delicious taste and amnz ng power. Price Twenty -flve cents per Box. Five boxes for a dollar. The signature of Fellows & Co. Is attached to each genulno box. Sold by Medicine dealers generally. Prepar ed at tho New England Botanic Depot, for tho Proprietor, J. U- FRENt II. Dkmab Bahnks & Co., Gcn'l Agents, N, Y. 4!2t-in, GKKKjiR COUNTY, 88. Is tub Orphans' Count, Duo. Tom, i860. No. 17. IN tho matter of the Part Won of the Real Estate of Isaac Blaekiedge, doe'd. And now to wit i March. 18, iHG7, on mo tion tho Court grant a rule on tho heirs and legal representatives of Bald deceased, to be and appear at the next Term ot Court and choose or refuse the pre jilsos at the valuation, or show cause why t tie same shall not he, sold By the Court, J. F. TEMPLK, Clerk 'All persons Interested will take notice of the above rule of Court, and alti ml If they sec uiopur. lliAlUJOUJSa, t&wlil. M-M. " FIGHTING FOR ANOTHER MAN. In tli 4 11 of 18(11, a certain rcgimci f troops, which boasted of a gal I in major named Ilcasley as gay a boy i ever enried u halt ottrica of lend in li body, u brave as the lion-hearfed Kiel' ard, and withal as full of putiiotimn, to deeply enibuuri with gonerou font incuts, pity tor the weak und scorn t tlia mighty oppressor, an ever soldie was was temporarily Mutioned in Tin boro. Tlio Major was decked out thu day in a handsome new jacket, luid tw ot three drinks nbonn, and was slosh ing about in the broad expanse. ' W hili strolling about tho Btruets of the village he came across a brawny ambulanci driver, who was ilourWiing hin wht) and bitterly denouncing a one-leggei Contecierale who had been retired am1 sent to post duty 'J ho Major paused. and turning his bold, frank eye on the driver, remarked, very quietly 'It jou don't dv fip. you i d (toward, I'll punuh my fi.it between our eyes.' The driver throw off his ragged (mat and invited htm to 'pitch in,' whereupon iho Major, turning to thfi c.ripplo whose part ho Pud taken, nml jorUing luiriHell out of his liiu('-heiliy.,eiieil jacket, Hiiid i 'Hold my ooiit till I whip this villian who hus abused you in your helpless" liens.' and threw one-lvg iho girment The fight was over quick. The driver got what Paddy gave tho drum die Mnjot was a made man with the inter ested bystanders Mot waiting to listen to their compliments on thu ifsuu of bis engagement with the iletealed until gonial, he called tir his jacket, audit was gone The oii"-!eirged anldiei had eloped, leaving his champion in the 'vocaiivu' himself the foitiiuato posses nor ot a uow-found t ieud, and a bran new uniform roundabout The Major crept off in his shirt sleeves, amid tbo laughter ot tho crowd, saying to himself as ha went : 'D d it I ever tight tor another man. even if ho has ; lost hid head on the field .' AsVcDoTis or SM'iiiiN Giiuim, Stephen Girard had a favorite c.leik, and ho always said ho 'intended to do well by Ben. Ltppencott.' So when Ben got to be twenty-ouo, ho expected to hear the Governor say aoJiething of the future prospects, and perhaps lend a helping hand in starting him in tho world. But tho old tox carefully avoided the subject. Ben mustered courngo. 'I suppose I nra now tree nr,' said he, and I thought I would say something to you lis to my course. What do you think 1 had bet ter do V Yes, yes, 1 know you are,' said the old millionaire i 'and my advice is Unit you go nnd'letiru tho coopet's trade.' This application of ico nearly trnzo Ben out; but recovering bis equilibiiuin he said if Mr, Guard was in earnest, he would do ho, '1 am in earnest Ben forthwith sought the best cooper in Spring G:i. den, became an apprentice, and in due time could make as good a barrel ns the best He announo-i d to old Stephen that he hjd graduated, and was ready to sot up business. The old man seemed gratified, and immediately order ed threo of the be.t barrels lie could turn out. Ben did his prettiest, and wheeled them up to the old man's count ing room. Mr Girard pronounced tliein first rate, and demanded iho prico. 'One dollar,' said Bon, 'is as low as I live by ' 'Cheap enough ; make out your bi.l.' The bill wasraade out, and old Stephen settled it with a check of !50,000, which he accompanied with this little moral to the story i 'There, take that, and invest it in the. best possible manner, and if you are unfortunate and lose it, you have a good trade to full back upon, which will afford you a good living . Sorhy If a bill is presented for pay ment, say you are Horry it was not 'hand ed in' before, but that you 'havn't the money by you.' It an acquaintance reprimands you for 'not calling,' say you nre sorry, but you have had so much to do, &u,, &a. That is a standing apology. It you nre asked to give something 'foi the support ot the gospel,' say you are sorry, but but I I'll see you again. Ot course yon will. . If you are asked by your wife to at tend the concert, say you are sorry, but 'previous engagements' makes it impos ible. Ot course she will be satisfied It you nre asked to 'treat the crowd' say you are sorry, but pull out the stamps' and 'call 'em up.' The church or your iamily don't need the money. It you are asked to 'settle tor your newspaper,' say you are sorry, but just swear'yoe never had it, or oi most any excuse will a.iswer. Paiison Gkkkn, u'j American preacher, , in the habit sometimes of drawing upon a box of sermons bequeathed him by his father, who was also a minister, upon one occasion, got hold of a sermon, by mistake, which the old gentleman had once preached to the State prison con victs. It opened well, and the congre. gation were becoming deeply interested, when all at once the parson turprised thorn with the lr formation that 'had it not been tor the clemency of the Gov ernor, every one of you would have been hanged a long time ago,' Tho following is an epitaph on Mr. John Cnilds, former president of the Philadelphia Typographical Society "Ills last form Is locked up In eternity's chase, His composition's corrected above ; His proof whs not foul, nor imperfect ills cae, Say tho angels of Omniscient Love." 'Ii.i.ust"atud with outs,' said the ur chin, as hodiew his pocket knife across the leaves of his granuner. " 'Illustrated w'rh cuts,' reiterated the schoolmaster, as' he drew his cane across the back of lUt young urotiin. N INVALUABLK MEDICINE FOB THE PUKHTING OF THE BLOOD, . OR J W. POLAND'8 IUMOR DOCTOR, l Posiiive Hemedy fo all klm'.s of llu V mors, par leuhirly Erysipelas, Neitlu iiwh, Salt Uheuin, Scrofula, Carbuncles, oils mid Piles. It is very gratifying to say t'lliU, or of any other medicine, "It is thu ry best renni ty known." it is not always i easy to prove it It is. however, excoed gly gratiiyiug to the proprietor of this inedi ble, that, while he declares to the public thai his is a most wonderful and elfeclivo speeillc 'or Humors, ns stated above, hn has abundant irool nl Valid to sustain his statement. For sixteen yeras the Humor Doctor bus een manufactued and sold, ami every year ns Increased tlio value of its reputation, mid lie amount of its sales. In iNew Hampshire, vhero it originated, no remedy tor humors Is so highly prized. An eminent physician (now ,n army surgeon) when practicing In New llampsldrc, purchased between fifty or sixty galonsof it, during some seven or eight years, and used it in his practice. He has sluce then ordered it for tho hospital where he was stationed. Other pbysicirns have purchased it, and havo used it hi practice with great success. When the proprietor lived in New Hampshire, at Oolfstown Center, forthespaco of thirty or forty tulles around, and In .Man chester parlicuiarlv, thu Hninor l) ;lor w ia well known und highly valued foi the nume rous and wonderful cures which it effected Though niniiufaeiured In largo rpiantilies the supply was I'reipienllv exhausted, and pur chasers had to wait fir mom to be made. In that regi'in some veiy severe cases of r.ry sipelas were tfe ited with and iliey were cured I Erysipelas sores, or carbuncles, those only, painln'l ulcers, were cnt'rely removed wherever thin meili 'ine was faithfully used, jo ir, wns with Scrofula and Suit Idieum. Tlio Humor Doctor cured them. For the sake of ahnwfng what is thought of It, a few testimonials are here Inseited: Mu.ton Gale, Esq., Boston. I hereby certify that I was sorely afllicted with Boils for two years, developing them selves upon my limbs and other parts of my body. The sufferings which I endured from tliein are Indescribable, ttulllee it to say that I faithfully tried several of the most popular humor remedies, but without removing the allliction At length, by thu earnest, request of an intimate friend, 1 was induced to try Dr. J. VV. Poland's Humor Doctor, and am very happy to attest that all my Bolls were removed, and my health was restored by us ing Dr. Poland's aforesaid medicine. Boston. Jan. U, ism. MILTON GALE. A. C. Wai.lacp, Esq., MAsciinsriiit, N. H. Dr. J. W. Poland Dear Sir : I very cheer fully give my testimony in favor ol your Hu mor Doctoi as an excellent remedy foi humor. My numerous acquaintances in Manchester know how severely I was slllicled with BoiN and they know bow perfectly good my health isat present iour iiumor Doctor cm ea mo. Please refer to me for particulars in my caso. Juno 11, 1850. A. O. WALLACE. Mas. Portkb, Dovnn, N. H. July 22, 1 ")". Da. Poland : I received your letter In quiring as to the effects ot your medicine on H'ti-slckucss I am happy to say that I think it is "tho medicine" for that dreadful sick-, ness. I tried various prescriptions, but found none that settled the stomach and cleared the bead like tho Humor Duct ir. I felt as though I could hardly wait to get ashore, to entreat you to introduce it into ship chandlery stores, that it may find iU way to" those who suffer j upon the mighty deep from sea sickness. If captains wuo iiiku iiicr laniuies wuu mem, or carry passengels, should try it lor once, they would never b.j willing to voyage with out it. 1 have used it for mjr foully since its intro duction to the public for bilious habits, head ache anil humors about my cbi'dren, and have always found it a sure cure. 1 am not fond ol having my name appear In public, and would not consent to it on any other account but to relieve the sulfi'i h g ; but if the foreg .ing will bo of any service to you or the public, you enn make use of it, Yours, ' HAUIUETM. POUTER Much moro might bo rtated 1c relation to this medicine, ascontained In testimonials, but it is needless. Ask Manchester druggists about It, especially E- W. Blake, at Bin's Inquire of Mr. Henry Plumer. of Bedford. , whose wile was curei ny it oi pan uueum. ! Ask almost any person in Golfst own, and they j will declare i's value as n remedy, as used in their own cases or ny 'irjir li t nus. Tho Humor Doctor was lormerly sold at fifty cents per bottle; but the cost of every ingredient composing it has genu up so enor mously, that the linoe. has been raised to ' seventy Jim cent on;, and that by compulsion. ' England Botanic Depot, fo tho Proprietor, J. C. French I Bold by Medicine Dealers everywhere. I DEM A3 BAKNES & CO., General Agents, New York. 4;24-(im. i Something New IN WAYNESBURG, PEXWA. THOS. BR ADEN ("At the room formerly occupied by Andrew Wilson, Sr., next door to Brancn's Drugstore.; Respectfully In forms tho good people of Greene county, that ho has opeued a HAXID WAHE STOHE. And' invites a call front bis friends and the public geiiorally. His store is filled witji everythi ng in las lino needed by the Farmer and Mechanic. Being, a practical farmer, he knows exactly the wants of his farmer friends. Amoug his'variety of goods will be found Iron, Nails of all kinds, Planes of all varieties, Au gers, Braces, &c. Tuttle toothed, cross cut and mill saws, band saws and Uols of all des criptions. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Mowing Machines, Cutting Boxes. Corn Shol lers, Plows, Cultivators, Shovels, Forks, and everything In bis line. SADDLERY HARDWARE, A general assortment of saddlery hardware, to which he'lnvites tbe attontlon jof purchasers. WOODEN WARE OF ALL KINDS, Tubs, Buckets. Butler Bowls and all kinds ot" Kitchen Wooden Fixlns. . . . i n i. f- i Willow HftsKeis: nrooms, urusuus, Buckets. Brass Kettles, Buggy whips, RjShot Guns, Boys Wagons and sl da All ruaraiina fliiuimua nf ftlll elmslnrf any of the above articles and many others not mcn doned will consult their interest by CALLING SOON. TTrt n.ni tnlro nlniuurft In showillir his stock at all times. So give him a call when you come to town. Remember tbo placo, oppo site the First National Bank. dccl'itf moa. imAumt. jRTJlTDllOlVOtlO AS THE FIRM OF HUGHES & LUCAS l&disolved by mutual consent, the Com .vlll mill hn nurriitil on nt tho IIUI '1 - ; - old stand, in good order, and on tho most reasonable terms, in Iho name and stylo of r iTfTfitlcu .6-. IY1 fai.nl, ir nurtnnrY Thnv flatter themselves, by having the Hoiibo and .,. unai L.naitim In ihn nlaco for that busl fcllu u i. . " . v.. ...... i ness, that they will imcaiva a liberal share of tho puDlto pauonune .' They will also keep a good supply of GltO CEIUES on hand to accomodate all who may favor them with a call. anEg &co 4,10-tf Bice't Landing, Pa. NEW .'EIIHTEMEKT! THE riOPOSEU Imveaciimksi -OF-, H.RINEHART! FOIl SELLING CHEAP GltOCEHIES! II AV1NG .1UST UKTUHN'ED FltOMTIIE city, ho has, opened the largest New Grocery In town. Ho des'res to Inform the citizens of Waynes! urg and vicinity of the care h, have taken In selecting stock, having on lmud a uood supply of CON FKCf IONS, - TOBACCO.; CI GARS. TAR. also. l'UOVISI- , ONS, BACON. DRIED UKEK rOI'ATOIi . IMS II , . DIUUD PEACHES,' : ifce , &c , ite Call and see bonus he h;ia b( en gelltn,; n IE :m SUPPLY You will find him accomodating, nnd c:ii sell losvcr than any one in the place, lfc sure to go to the rigbl place, in LEDWITH'S OLD BUILDING. . opposite tho Court House, and formerly oc cupied by the Post Olllco. jqilH.'iiii-tf BEAUTY ! AUBURN, GOLDEN, FLAXEN AND SILKEN CUfiLS, "PRODUCED bv the uso of Prof. DE 1 BREUX FRI'SERLECllEVEUX. One application warranted to curl the moststraigbt und stubborn hair ot either sex In o wavy ringlets, or heavy massive curls. Ifas been used by the fashionables of Piris and Loudon, with t he nnv-t miitifving results Docs no In jury to the hair, Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, t$l. Descriptive circulars mallei! free. Address BERG EH, SIH'TTS & CO, Chemists, No. 2M River St., Troy, N. Y., Sole Agents for tho United States. I'eb20,'li7-ly EXC ELolOHJ EXU tLi I U tt CIIASTELLAR'S I1AIK I XTI.IMlI WKm ! FOR RKMOV1NO SCl'KKFl.l'OlIS HAIR. To the ladies especially, tills invaluable de pilatory recommends itself ns being an almost indispensililu article to female beauty, is easi ly applied, does not burn or injuro the skin, but acts directly on '.ho roots It is warranted to remove sit pel Huous hair from low foreheads or from any part of the body, completely, totally and radically exterpnting tho same, leaving the skin sofi. smooth and natural. This is tlio only at tide used by tho French, and is tho only real effectual depilatory lu ex istence. Price 75 cents per package, sent postpaid, to any nauress, on receipt ot an order, by BERGER, SHUTTS&CO., Chemists, eu20,'7- ly 2r River St. Troy, N. Y. N3RTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO. OPPOSITION IINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA NICARAGUA, EVEKY TWKN'TY IIIY8. With Passknuuhs, Fkkiout.anoU. S. Mails. On the following JlrsUclasi Steamships : On Atlantic 0wtn SAXT1AOO UK CIlll.V, SAN FRANCISCO, NICAIIARL'A, Connect!) on Wi'e AMKIIICA, WOSKS TAYLOR NKllllASKA, Ocean iiokato, nkvaha. PASSAGE AND FRFIGIIT AT REDUC ED RATES. SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK. March 30th...l8li7. I May 1st andaOlh. 18(!7, April atith... " 1 June imh and noth " And every twenty diys thureafler, leaving on the Saturday previous when a reaular Sailing Bay cornea on Sunday. For further informa tion apply to the NORTH AMERICAN STEM3HIP CO. Wm. II Wkiiii, Wl, I l. N. Oauiiivotov, fit Exchange Place, Aifl.. 177 West ft.. N Y cor. Warren, N. Y. 3:'J0-3mo. Tho Wonder of the Age TIME. MONEY AND LABOR SAV'.D THE LATEST AND BIST CHU..N! ONE OF THE LATEST PATEN TS. Issu ed on the lltn day of September, Itiiiil, to Wm, R McCutcheon. of W.isldmiton, Iowa, will be on exliloitio'n in a few day- a' JOHN M!UNrLLS, n Wanycsbitrg Pa. Tills CHURN no" .supeisedc,auy thing of the kind lifrt'lo"- re produced. The slmplcness of its construct ion, and its two-fold or reversed motion, 'hat prodmes butler from three to six minutes must induce the community to examine lis qualities. It saves time it saves work nnd produces ns much butter ns any churn In ex istence. Mr. Mnn.iell has fulf power to tell lights for Pennsylvania or New York State ns well as to furnish Chums to citizens nf this county. MORRIS, ULLOM & CO. Agents. -J)j27-tr. ASTROLOGY. TAB il'ORllTlSTOJilSllliD AT TIM) WONDI HFUL HKVF.LATION MADE BY THE GREAT ASTR LOOIST. MADAME H. A. PERRIGO, She reveals secrets no mortal ever know. She restores to happiness those who, from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of relations and friends, loss of money, &c., hnve become despondent. She brings together those longscpernted, gives ln ornn tlon concerning nbsent frien Is or lovers, re stores lost or stolen property, tells you tho businessyou aro best qunllfied to pursuo and in what you will be most successful, cause speedy marriages and tells yon the voryTJay you will marry, gives you the name, likeness und characteristics of tho person, She reads your veiy thoughts, and by her almost super natural powers unveils ino aara ain iiniuen mysteries of the future. From the stars wo see in the firmament the mallflo stars that overcome or predominate in the configuration from the aspects and positions of die plan ets and tho fixed stars In tho heavens at the lime of birth, she deduces tbo future des,tlny of man. Fail not to consult the groutestAs troiogist on earth. It costs you but a tritlo, and you may never again have so favornb'e an opportunity. Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired InlbrniBtlon, Sf I . Parties liv ing nt a distance can consult tho Madame by mail with equal safety and satisfaction to themselves, as if In person. A full and cx r Hell clout, written nut, with all Inquiries answered and likenesses enclosed, sent by mall on receipt of prlco above mentlonod. Tho strictest s'-cresy will bo maintained, and all correspondence returned or destroyed. References of the highest cnler lurnlshod those desiring thorn. "Wrlto plainly tbo day ol the ne nth and year In which you wero born, enclosing a small lock of hair. Address, Madamr H. A. PERRIGO, P. O, Drawer 2D3, Buffalo, N. Y. tebl3,'07-ly FOUTZ'8 011IMA1ID BBtflfrftlufrftfto. ThU pnranUon, long awl hvonblr kuuwn, will thor oughly IwltlVlgOHU uruKn-aoirn U4 tow-iplrUt'd honc, by itrenKthenins nd alajulni th t itomuli kail lufefr. Uiws. . ' H U t lura pr. venllva Af all dl. - in.- nm Incldunt1 to tlili animal, inch u LUNO FEY KB, CLA.NOEBS, Y Kb LOW WA TUB. H BAVK, v u n , ma T F. M P E a . FE VKItS, F0UN0KR 1 LOSS OF Al'I'K T1TE AND VITAL EN EIIG Y, to. Itl um Improvct Hit wind, Inoreuei tht ppetlte-'lvi ft I m o o t n tnd flour ikia and 1 tranaforml the4 mlierablg iktloton Into a flna-looking and iplthel To keeper! of Com thll preparation A InTaluibta. ' It locreani the Quantity and Improve! the ouillir oi tn mill, it naa -been proven by ao tual exptrlment to lncreaea the quan tity of milk and oraam twenty per cent and make Uta butter Arm and , sweet. In fattening . cattle, It aivee them 1 an appetite, looeens . tneir n in a, ami muoh fiuter. In all dlieaici of Swine, luch is Cooghi, Uloeri fa the Lungs, Llrer, to., this article aots as a speciflo. By putting from one-half a pnwr to a paper In a barrel of swill tha aboro diseasai will no eradicated or entirely prevented. If gt'en In 11 me, t certain ' preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera. . Prloe ii Cents per Paper, or 5 Papers lor IL PBEPABED BY ' S. A. FOIITZ Sc TITt.O., 1 AT THEIR ffHOimig DRl'O AND MKDlflNB DEPOT. No. 116 Franklin Bit Baltimore, Md. ; For Bate by l)runl!U and Storekeepers through out the United States. s , i. ! t Huberts ii Co., agents, . Waynesburg, Pa. , novL'i'O ,-ly. LlECOJNSTkUCTlON , NOT OF -.1, ., ' THE UNION . .. .i HUT OF ' ' .,i'i,'' IsaacIIooper's GROCERY & CONFECTIONERY i TlfR. IIOOPEn would still bavehls riends IM and patrons bear n mind, that he con tinues in the Grocery and Confectionery trada at bis usual place nl doing business, and tbf he has lust received ' e A. Fresh Supply of the best quality of all m tides in his line. TOY8-NOTTON3 nnd a great variety of useful articles always on luuid. r v.wRV.ziTwv.rsTri In connection with tho above, Mr. ITooper keeps a liesliiurant, where 1(512 CHEAM, ber ries and all the luxuries of tlio season ean be obtiilncd. Tlie most attractive and most popular resort in town. Juno 14. 'liu-ly crispsr Coma. Oh! she was beautiful and fair V ith starry eyr-s and radiant hnir, Wliose curling tendrils soft, entwined, Enchained the very heart, nnd mind, CRISPER COMA. For Curling the Hnir of Either Hex Into Wavy and GlnsKy Hinsrlets or Heavy Massive Curies, fly using this nri.icl" I.ndl s nnd Gentlemen can beautify then, si Ives a thousand fold. It Is the only uniel i In tho w nil tliiit will curl , I straight hair and at the same time give It a "..I - fl',. ST-l m:iiiMiiin, !iihhv- iiiuiiiiniro. i im iriBicr (!oiuu not only curls the hair, but luviuorales. be.'iulllles and cleanses it j Is highly and do li'.diltully peifumed, an-i is tlio most complete artiele nf I lie kind ever nlfuicd to the American i titiiic. The Crispcr Cotna will be sent to any uddr ss. si'idrd ni t postpaid for $1, : Address 'ill nrd'T-i in W I.. IT,.IK& CO., Chemists No West b'nvi tio Ht.. Syracuse, N, Y. , ' P i'iil 'ii7 ly J . WALf, PAPERS? KOH SrUING ALEfl OF 1807. Vn nre lU'W prepared to ntrer to our custo-' meis, and tht Tr ide generally, 'an extenslv co lection of PAVER HANGINGS, BORDERS, ' Fill It llOAltl) 1'lllMS, HT0., KTO. .' Enibritciiig nit qualities of goods, known to tbe Trade fur Parlors, Pilling Rooms, Halls, Chambers, Churches; Assembly Rooms, &c. ALSO, TliANNPAliKNT Oil I'LHTII ,1ND PATER WiNDllW SUMS. ' ', At the Iiowcst Market price, at No. 107 MaiketSi . near Fifth. -' JUS. if. HUGHES & DUO.' jnu-llins. ' : ' I - mm t BIKEHJIRT. STILL contmuo to cniry on tho Marble and Stone cutting business at their long ostab-. lWicd stand inimodlatoly East of tbe Public utaro, Main Street, Waynesburg. This establishment has beon in constant operation since I83i, and tho long oxperlonc6 B'd energy of the proprietors, linked with tha ' exercise of sound Judgment and good tasto, -h vo won for thorn a wide spread and enviable reputation. Anoxtnnsivo stock of tho yarlous 1 ynrletles of the best marblo kept constantly on i hsnd. . fpeelal at'en'lon paid to polishing, pi casing, curving nl engraving. All tllllU ' mm UIIUU. ' . December 2.1. 18(18.. VA"UABLK PllOPKIiTY FOR - 3 ,V T . 3Z2 ! WITH GRIST MILU SAW MILL, COAL i BANKS, &0, THIS Undersigned offers at private salotbat valuublo property, sltuato on the Monon gnliola River, at tha Mouth of Muddy Creek, Ur.,i.nn enmity. Pit . cuiitaliihur about fortv- I five C45) acres of rich bottom laud. There Is ' I .- l-- .. ...,!. ,l, In On IIIU IMUIIllBltn u T,iiui.u.u r. rn M i II W V n T XT If I D 1 111 A 111 U il U 1 il u I which will bo Included In tlio s ilo. The Coal j Bunk Is open and shows an Inoxhaustablo sup ply. NO more uestraoie location lor a uuui- Icrv can he tounu in mo eiaio. For lurlher particulars apply to E, A, Flon nlken, Davidson's Fe.ry, Greene county, Pa., or by letter to tho undersigned, ' JOHN M. DAimAH, Ki"-3m. HartiYlllt, Bucks Co., n, , vMSr i , . .. . LA
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