'I
.tGNVSnSlOOFJ 3-1GIS.
IN reply to numerous Inquiries In regard to
the in 'tiiicr til" t-oiivc niuir tne August 7 8-lOs
lulotlie now -2t) Gold Gouixm Bund we make
the- fullowlng statement lur the benefit of the
lioldeii of 7 3-108, who may not bo informed i
-Tho Government computus the interest on
'both bonds in currency from the date of the
maturing of the Inst coupon, allow ing seven
and three-tenths on the 7 8-lOs, and charging
six per cent on the n-'JOg. For example i you
,. vend to Washington 100Q 7 -lu Bond which
reaches there 011 . '
May 1st $1,000
74 days Interest, (From Fob, 15th).,.... H 60
6 20s, $t,000
Hi) days Interest, (From Jan.
1st.) J9
(This is counted at 305 days
par annum.; -
1.019 58
1,011 80
Allowed for 7 8-lOs,.....:
Tou pay Government .
4 Tit
it win Da f
1 seen hvthls that the Gold Interest
lmrlvfinnacurrencv.whlr.il is of itself a prufll
totho piuty converting tlio 7 8-lusof nearly
mow dollars per $I,IUI), aside from the fuel
that at the pros'.wt rate of Gold, say 40, the
4-20s pay over 8 per cent per annum.
At Dresont wo are convci ting tho 7 8.-10e on
much bettor terms than tho Government as
tho present buying and Balling rates enablrs
us wallow tho lioliler ot tne 1 a-ius a tieuer
, figure than has yet been offered by any one
as acommlsslon.
Parties exehnnglng through us. in addition
toccttinir much better terms than they can
from tho Government, will hnvo their 5-20s
. delivered to them Immediately, thus saving
dolay. We also Tcaistcr any bonds sent to us
without charge. On all Bonds sent us by Ex
J 1rsi, we pay charg-il both ' ways and remit
promptly as directed. Jas. T. BnADr B Co.,
Dealers in Government Securities. Corner
, Fifth and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
r g;i-9t -- .
,..lATJ5BTTASHiOJS8 DEMAND
v ' J. WV Bradley's . Olebrated
Patent . ' ' . -
DDPLEX ELLIPTIC
1 ; :". i V m i (OR DOUBLE SPRING)
tiLlii ri i '.'.""' i --':";',
, ,' The Wonderful Flexibility find great com
I ort and pleasure to any lady wearing the Du
t, plex Elliptic Skirt wilt be experienced partic
ularly in all crowded assemblies, operas, car
Wages, railroad cars, church (ews, ami chairs,
(lit fof promenade and 'bouse dress, as the skirl
. can bo folded wlien In use to ; occupy a small
V place aseasltv and conveniently as a -Silk or
Muslin Dress, an invaluable quality in crino
Uno not found in wiy Single. Spring Skirt.
0 -v AJady owing, enjoyed the, pleasure, enm
' fort and great convenience of wearing tho Du
plex Elliptic Sleel Spring Skirt for a slnglffdav,
will never afterwards willingly dispense with
'7 their use.. For Children, Misses mid Young
Ladles they are superior to all others.
They will not bend or break like the single
Bprmg, hut wM preserve their perieri and
graceful shape wh n three or four ordinary 1
Skirts will hnve been thrown uiilu as useless
The hoops are covered with double and Iwi-t-
cd tlin atl, and Ihe liottom rods arc not only
double springs, but twice (nr double) covered:
preventing them from wearing nuiwhon drag
ging down stoops, stair, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorito witli
all indies and is universal!) recommended lv
the Fashion Magnzln s as the standard skirt
of the fashionable world.
To'chjoy the following' Inestimable advan
tages in Ciinollnc, viz.i superior qualitv, per-
feet manufacture, stylish shape and finish,
' flexibllliy, durability, comfort and ecnnomv,
f enquire for J. W. BRADLEY'S Duplex Ellip
tic of Double Spring Skirt, and be sure you
get ttift aenuine article
CAUTION. To guard asalnst Imriosltlon
be particular to NOTICE that skirts offered ns
nitpr.RY" !, tWH ink Llnmn vif . T
"W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs," ! 1'ntt,0,, nl(l ,1"rln? Jha past vw, a
tipofl the wftistband-none othersarc geiiulno. fnfflclent puvantee of its efneacy. Price 011
AIso Notice that every Hoop will admit a rin 'v. " ents. Sent by mall, post-paid, onre
helng passed through 'he cenlre, thus reveal-, ce'Pl lr'lra t ,
lug the two (or doubled springs braided to- BERGLK, SHUTTS&Co., Chemists,
pother therein, which ia the secret of their ft , .285 Bivcr St., Troy N. Y.
flexlbllitv and itranirth and a combination not tcnzO 07-1 V.
10 oe iounii in any oilier kiii.
For sale lr. nil sto-es where first class skirts
aro sold ... throughout the United States and
elsewhere. 1 - - a
Manuf&ctnrf d bv the Sole Owners of the
Potent, WESTS, BRADLEY CARY,
97 Chambers & 79 & ft Kendo Sts , N. Y.
! 6;l5-!lm
" LADIES AND. GENTLEMEN",
FELLOW CITIZENS !
MR. PRESIDENT,
DilY
- w
Ehave just received a splendid stock of
vip. RING
j' ' AND
.' SIMMER CLOTHING!
' ADAPTED TO MEN AND BOYS'
;:WEAti 1 ALSO, A FULL LINE OP
(Gents' ,FurnisLing- Goods,
- .
Which we will sell at the lowest rates. Call
and examine our stock. Prices are down and
; if we can't sell a man the clothing he wants
' " HODODTM WAVHESBUnO CAM.
A. J. SOWERS.
" Boom In Allison's Building, Waynesburg, Pa.
B;l-8my ,
',' WHI5KE5S
; M LT STAC HE S!
FORCED to grow upon the smoothest faco
hi from three to nve weeks by using Dr.
SEVIQNE'S RE8TAURATEUR CAPIL
LAIRE, the most wondorful discovery in
modern science, acting upon the Beard and
Hair in an almost miraculous manner. It has
been used by the elite of Paris and Lrndon
with the most flattering success. Names of
all purchasers will bo registered, snd if entire
satisfaction is nnt given m everv instance, the
money will bo cheerfully refunded. Price by
mall, sealed and postpaid, l. Descriptive
circulars and testimonials mailed free. Ad
dress BEROER, SIIUTTS&OO., Chemists,
Jlo. 685 Rlvor Street, Troy, N. T. Sole
agentsfw the United States. fob2O,'07ly
' ' Hf ONEY FREE AS WATER.- I
,. JYl 10.000 ACTIVE LOCAL
' ' and Traveling Agents, Male or Female, of all
: ages, are wanted to solicit trade In every city,
I' . ' town, village, hamlet, workshop and factory,
throughout the entire world, for the most
saleable novelties evor known. 500 Per-
Cent PROFIT and ready sale wherever of
rl' ' fcrod 1 1 Smart men ana womeu can make
' from $1 to $S0 per day, snd no risk of Ion 1
7A small capital required of from $20 10 ft 100
;the more nionoy Invested the greater the
sl 'woflt.' No money required In auvsnco-we
JBrst send the articles add receive pay after
'"wardil If you actually wish to make money
" fapjdiy anl easily, write for full particulars
' fend address JULunun a (r rorn ran,;
sio Broadway, mw jtwiwtf.,
JPLASTJCVSUATE
HOOPING
AND OTHER, PURPOSES.
As a Roofing Material It stands unrivalled
1 mastic it adapts itself to every shape and
slope. Non-0' mbustlole, impervious, nou
expanBive, and uudccaylng.
FROST DOES NOT CRACK NOIl HEAT
i i i V DISSOLVE IT, i i 1
Tlio only roofing material ever discovered that
will r.-sist the action of the elements as long
as tho atructtiro It protects Being Buscoptl
ble of little, If mv wear from exposure, and
perfectly Fi HE PROOF. It is unequalled as
a coating for Miinufacluring and Farm Build
ings, fences, bridges, bottoiLS of Vessels,
Vaults, &c 1 . .
Ko erenccs given in any part of tho county,
or specimens shown to visitors. Apply by
li'tter, nr in person to
R, I JONES, Hknti.kysvillk, Wash. Co. Pa.
S. II. DOAK, K L. JONES,
Licensees of VVash. and Greene counties.
L. W. .Tonus. Agent.
4j24 tl Wayncaburg, Pit.
ITirow away your false frizzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive of comfort, and not worth a fig:
Come aged, como youthful, come ugly and lair
And rcioieo in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever cause it may have fallen out) and
forcing a groth ot hair upon the face, It has no
equal. It .till force the beard to grow upon
the smoothest face in from five to eluht weeks.
or hair upon bald Jieada in from two to three
months. A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is notlrng that will force
or hasten the growth of the hair or beard
Their assertions aro lalse, as thousands of liv-
ing witnesses (Irom their own experience) can I
bear witness. Hut many will say, l ow are we '
in aisiiniiuisn urn guiiuiuu iroin 1110 Biuiuima 1 ,
It certainly is difkult, ns nine-tenths of the
different Preparations advertised for tho hair
and beard are entirely worthless; and you
may have already thrown t. way large amounts
In their pur.ihasu. To such we would say, try
tho Kepamlor Capilll, it will cost you noth
ing unless it fully comes up to our represen
tations. If your druggist does not keep it,
send u one dollar and we will forward it,
postpaid, together with a receipt for tho mo
ney, which will be returned you on applica
tlo'n, providing entire siitisfuction is not given.
Address, W. L. CLAKK & CO., Chemists,
No 3 West Eayotto St.,Sy ratuse, N. Y
fob 13, '07-1 y
There cometh glad tidings ot joy to all,
To young and to old, to great mid to small ;
Tho bnimty which onco was so precious und
raro,
Is free for all, and all may bo fair.
Et rats csu or
CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
EX HI EL,
For Iranrovinii and Beautifying tho Complex
ion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving tho skin a beautitul pearl
like tint, that is only found In youth. It
quickly removes Tun. Freckles, Pimples,
Blotches. Moth Patches. Sallowness. Erupt
ions, and all Impurities of the skin, kindly
healing the same leaving the skin white and
clear ns alabaster. Its vse can not he detect
ed by the closest scrutiny, and being a vege
table preparation is perfectly hirmlesa. It is
the only article of the kind used by the French,
snrl is considered by the Parisian as Indlspen-
I SalllB tO rt PCrtCPt toilet. UpWa'flS' I mi.UUO
NEW STORE!
FRANK. M'CURCAN
HAS JUST OPENED A FIRST CLASS
stock of .' -t ,
DRY G-OOXJS,
Clothing, Trimmings, Notions, 4c., In the
New Storo Room in Mr. Qooige E. Minor's
building,, nearly opposite the Farmers' &
Drovers' National Bank,
WAYNESBURG, FENiVA.
The stock Is all new and fresh, purchased
since the late decline lu prices, for cash, which
cnnblos me to sell much lower than those
who havo old stocks bought at high prices.
I would bo highly gratified to have all my
old friends,customers and the public generally
to call and see me at my new store. I will
endeavor to make It pay all those who favor
mo with a call, as I am determined to sell at
such prices as will give entire satisfaction.
ssrDo not ftrgot the place, in the New
Store Room, In Mr. Gcorgo E. Minor's bull
ding, nearly opposite the Farmers' & Drovers'
National Bauk.
4;l7-tf FRANK. M'GURGAN.
AJFTLICTEDi
SUFFER I0 MORE J
When by the ubo of DR. JOINVILLE'S
ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, and
at a trifling cost
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and
Nervous Weakness, General Debility and
Prostration, Loss or Muscular Energy. Im
pntoncv. nr any of the consequences of youth
ful Indiscretion, rendors it the most valuable
preparation ever discovered.
It will remove all nervous affections, do
pression, excitement, incapacity to study or
business, loss of memory, confusion, thoughts
of self-destruction, fears of insanity. &o. It
will restore the appetite, renew the health of
those who havo destroyed it Dy sensual ex
cess or evil Drnctioes.
Young men, be humbuged no more by
'Quack Doctors" and ignorant practitioners,
but send without delay for the Elixir, and be
at once restored' to health and happiness. A
perfect euro Is guaranteed In everv instance.
Price ftl or four hotllos to one address, $8,
One bottle Is sufficient to effect a cure In all
ordinary cases.
ALSO. DR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC
PILLS, for tho spoedy and permanent cure of
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Grav
el, Stricture and nil affections of the Kidneys
and Bladder. Cares effected In from one to
five dnys. They sre prepared from vegeta
ble extracts that aro harmeless on the system,
and never nauseate the stomach or Impreg
nate the breath. No chango of diet is neons
sary while using them, nor does their action
In any manner Interfere with buslncupursuits.
Price ft I per box. -, ..,.
Either of the above montlonod articles will
be sent, to any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mall or express, on receipt of price.
Address all orders to
- BERGEIt, BHUTTS A CO., Chemists,
Wn OQX TJIv Rlrul TVa XT V
,tobvT.v . . :
HEIDJlli.
Shirk & Sutton,
(Successors to A. Wilson, Jr., Waynesburg,
Peun'a )
W have removed to Waynesburg, and i
spe ctfully Inform our friends and the public,
that w e are now receiving a beautiful ananrU
moot of
CHEAP DRV GOODS,
For tte Spring Trade, to which we Invite
thoattenUou of our old customers and all oth
ers ti an examination of our stock, which em
braces the
" LATEST SPRING STYLES
Of DRESS GOODS of all descriptions, very
pretty and at astonishingly
Low 3Erioos!
And aro determined no one shall sell bettor
goods at loss prices than we do. We 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 Ttept in a
flint diss Store
MEN BOYS FURNISHING GOODS of all
kinds. Men & Boys IIAT3, CAPS, BOOTS &
SHOES.
tiltOCERIES. MOTIONS
and Queonswaro. It would be useless to un -
dertu&o to enumerate all our uoods. We will
! endeavor to make it to your, interest to deal
fwlth 11s. ; ,
DSTWe hopo by giving strict attention to
nusiuesg and hnnornme dealing, to merit a
liberal share of patronage. Drop iu at all
events.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
At A. Wilson's Store room in WiUon's New
Building. Waynesburg, Pa.
April 24-tf.
SPRING TIUDE!
. 1867.
M'Elroy, Dickson k Co.,
3NTO 54L
wood Istreot,
PITTSBURGH,
WBUS
DRY H.
Havo their stock open for the trade.
GOOD GOODS!
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
8. B M'ELROY.
JAMES DICKSON.
8il3-8m JOHN T. bHANE.
FELLOWS'
WORM LOWES!
ARE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. THE
most extraordinary Meuiciue of tho ago.
Comprising, as they do, Remarkable Power
iu expelling worms, with pleasant taste and
perfect safety. Ti ey cotituiu no Mercury, no
Mineral, no Turpentine, no Oil ot Wormseed,
no Poison,' nothing injurious. They are en
tirely Vegetable
Symptoms of Worms : Itching of tho nose,
feverishncss, twitching or starting suddenly
duriug sleep, pnin in the stomach, loss of flesh,
paleness with hectic appetite sometimes vora
cious, at others feeble, a dullness of the eyes,
drowsiness, a swelled upper lip, tongue white
ly furred and etuddod with rod spotts, fetid or
garlic breath, grinding of teeth during sloop,
a sensation 01 lodgment in the turout, an un
natural craving for diet, chalk or clay, fret
fulness and irritability of temper, cholic fits
and palsy. Intestinal Worms are among the
first to undermine tho constitution in the list
of diseases. They often occasion severe dis
ease, ending sometimes fatally, particularly
when thev ascend to the stomach. Their
presence in their most ordinary situation is
attended with unfavorable effects upon the gen
eral heahh. Eminent men assert tbut all arc
more or less troubled with worms, and that
many die annually from tills cause, who, by
the timely administration of a proper remedy
would be saved. As FELLOWS' WORM
LOZENGES may be tuken without any un
pleasant results, and as UK'St children are
fond of them, their use is recommended to
those apparently healthy, and thus dispel tho
cause of what would produce sulloring.
Be careful what you use. Various rcme- j
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 are produced. The necessity
of a safe and sure remedy has caused much
research and study by the proprietors of
FELLOWS' WORM LOZENGES. They
are positively safe, pleasant and effectual.
Thev do nnt kill worms, but net hv makinp
their dwelling place disag-eeahle to them. In
order, however, to guard consumers against
deception by a base compound, the analysis !
of Dr. A. A. HAYES. State Assayor, proving j
the above statement, is annexed.
"I have analyzed the WORM LOZENGERS
prepared by Messrs. Fai.tows & Co., and find
that they are free from Mercury and other
metallc or mineral matter. These Lozenges
aro sKimiiiy compounded, pleasant to tiwte,
safe, yet sure and effectual in their action.
R spoctfully, A. A. Hatks, M. D.
Assaver of the State nf Mum.
Please remember that Fellows' Worm Loz-
onges aw prepared with great care from tho 1
concentrated extracts of two nlanta. Tlmv
do not act as a purgatlvo or emetic, will not
debilitate the patient, are so simple an infant
may devour a whole box without harm, and
will at tho same cxpol the worms iu an extra
ordinary manner.
3"Fellows' Worm Loiongers is the only
Worm liemody In existence combining harm
less qnalltics with delicious taste and amazing
powor. Price Twenty -five cents per Box?
Five boxes for a dollar. The signature of
Fellows & Co. is attached to each genuine box.
Sold by Medicine dealers generally. Prepar
ed at the New England Botanic Depot, for
tho Proprietor, J. O. FRENCH.
Demas Babnls & Co., Gen'l Agents, N, Y.
4;24-6m.
LEGAL NOTICE.
ALL PiSKSONB harboring nuipan an hmbv notlBad
tint UM County will pny no bill, for boarding or cr lr.
a thorn, union the pnuper li roturnxl to tho poor huuu
Immollntoly. And all purioni who tntloe w, paupura
Abla to labor and employ them, will be required to pay for
tho hibor.nnd unleaa paid for ault will be brought for the
lame, aa well ai proeoedtnge criminally for aaid offenoo. ,
May IS, 1W7.
AMIII1R IIINMAH.
MnnoAif Bait.
Wm. V. Scorti
Poor liouao Dlrectort.
S 1 83 3t
GREENE FACTORY
THIS Mtahllihment will be carried onthepraietitmiunn
Inall Ita parte, Card I of, Spinning-, aiMuAwturtngUlotli,
flannel. Blanketa. Janea. Oaaalnett. etc.. aa formarlT Wa
aak the peArosaft of our former cuatomera and the pnblio
jijsia,
CaJmwbielf, PaV
f i A QUEER COURTSHIP.
1 The poi lod ot courtship ia not a!wa
a time of romance and affeoiioD, at may
be supposod. If the wooer 11 romantic
'tort of 1 ohnp, and Ihe wooed, a aentl
mental darnsol, then, In euoh ease,
there are many hoar ot eqstaoy and
bliss ' enjoyed, by two loving hearts.
But it takes all kinds of people to make
up tre world, and it ia not to be sujipos.
ed that every body who indulges in the
bliss ot courting, is disposed to look up
on love-making, as a period of senti
mental enjoyment. No, not innoh. An
illustration,, ot this fact, ocourred, says
the Hartford p0t, which we cannot tor
boar relating.
In a small country town, in Hartford
county, a widower who had acted the
part of a brute nd tyrant to his wife,
went shortly after tho demise of his
npouso to a btixora widow, who, like nor
Knitfir, hnri "not the best roputat ion for
suavity of manners arid meekness 'ot
temper. The following colloquy ensued :
VVoll, madnm, 1 am come to see you.'
Well, you may just clear out again,
for Ml have nothing to do with you
You need not think to gut me. You
abused and whipped your first wife and
I know what kind .of a fellow you are.
You can bet high on that.' ;
Yes, I. did, and it I had yon I'd make
1 . . ,
V0" toe the I J B've you a d 1
good thrashing overy time you tleservcd
; it. and I would not lt-t v. 11 tfotn if w.rv
. ",,u 1 WJ,U 'tl y. U vote, II t'ciy
woman in town ran to the polls -ith
ballot in hand.'
. Strange as it may appear, this very
loving and roroantio couple, were united
in the 'holy band of padlock' three days
afterwards.
"Wnaoverwomtin In thto humor wooed
Wuh t ror woman InthUhuinorwout"
We think not.
THE FAMILY THAT DON'T TAKE THE
NEWSPAPERS. '
The man don't take the newspapers
was in town the other day. lie brought
his family on an ox sled, and 'baited'
before a store. He still believed that
Millard Filmore was President, and
wanted to know if tho 'Kamsuhulkiiis'
had taken Cuba, and if sd. where they
had taken it Ho had sold his pork for
six cents, when ho might huye hud
twelve. One of his boys went to a black
smith's shop, to be measured for a pair of
shoes and another mistook the Court
house for n church. He hung his hat
on a hook and waited patiently one hour
tor meeting to b?gin. One of the girls
took a lot of scod onions to the postollice
to trade off for a letter. Shu hud a baby
which she carried in a a 'sugar trough,'
stopping ocoHHionally to rock it on the
sirTewalk. When it cried she filled its
mouth with a cotton handkeroliief and
sang 'Barbara Allen. The oldest boy
had sold two ooon skins and was on a
bust 1 When Inst seen, lie had called for
'sody and water,' and stood soaking gin
gurbruud in it, and making wry faces.
The shopkeeper mistaking his meaning
had given him a mixture ot's.il soda ami
wa'e and it tas'ed strongly of soap.
But lie had 'hearn tell ot sody water,'
and was bound to give it a fair trial,
'puke or no puke.' The old man had a
tea kettle he wanted 'fixed up,' and ho
carried it to the milliner shop. The
lady thought he was crazy but noticing
the hole in the kettle politely told him to
take it to a tinner's shop. He then took
an old plow to the jeweller's shop to
have it 'plntcd and sharpened. 'Wo
told the old fellow he ought to read the
papers, but he would not listen to it
Ho was opposed to, internal improve
ment' and he thought 'larniii' was a
wicked invention.
BARBARIC JUSTICE IN DELAWARE.
Mkw Casti.b, June 3 Only one man
was publicly pillored and whipped on
Saturday. Till, a whitish black man, who
in a fit of drunken rage killed his broth,
er, after the latter had struck and kicked
him, was convicted of his crime. This
was bis sentence : 'That you pay a One
of 85,000; stand in the pillory one
hour ; be whipped with sixty lashes, and
be imprisoned for life.' He stood, a
public spectacle, the mark for the mean
est man's taunts, with his head thrust
forward, his arms fixed, in the pillory,
under this broiling June sun, one hour.
Me was then taken down, stripped to
tho waist, and his wrists pinioned to the
whipping post. He underwent the
.:, u)nu, tua ,, x,
8,xty bIowS ol the cat' Its c,ne thonB
increased his punishment to Ave hundred
j, .,.i '
ult
. " . - ,
1,111 Uunalo Lxpress is responsible for
the following : 'One of our printers
who used to set tvne in the .Tnbun
ofhco, smiled audibly yesterday when
someooay wondered that Horace Oreelv
oould be willing to let his name go down
to posterity affixed to Jeff. Davis's bail
bond. 'Horace knows,' be says, 'pos
terity oan't read the signature.' '
11 "1 .(. .. .... .i-i 1 mmt
The following Irish conversation was
heard in a street in St. Louis. 'Fat,
what do you think of President John
son T' 'Faith, an' bo's a good merchant,'
How so, Patf 'Ba jabersl he sold
arms to the Fenians and then took the
arms back and sold the Fenians,'
Bhkak his legs In answer to a note
from one who signs herself 'A distressed
Mother,' we reply 1 The only way to
cure your son of staying out 'late
O'nights' is to break his legs or elso get
the 'calioo,' he runs with to do your
house work. ..,-.
Robert IIbndrbsiiott, well known as
the 'Drummer Boy ot the Rappahan
nook,' eloped from Poughkeepsie, with
a rich rnerobant's daughter, on Friday
last- They were married at Newburg.
The interesting pair are 'soaroe 19 years
old.' ! : - r . "
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOR TtiE
., PURIFYING OF TflK BLOOD, 1?
DU ,...;.W.. . POLAND'S.
HUMOR DOCTOR,
Positive Remedy fo all kinds of Hu
rl mors, par'lcularly Erysliielas, Nettle
Kush, Bait HUeuni,- Scrol'ula,4 Csrbuuclts,
Bolls snd Piles. , It Is very gratlfyiug to say
of this, or of any other medicine, 'It Is" the
very best remedy known." It Is not always
30- easy to prove it. It is. however, exceed
ingly gratifying to the proprietor of this modi
due, that, wlille hd declares to the piiblintli.it
this is s most wonderful and effective specltlo
for Humors, as stated aboVe, he ho abundant
proof at hand to sustain his statement.1
For sixteen yeras the Uumor Doctor hits
been manufactued and sold, and every year
has Increased the value of Its reputation, and
the amount of its sales. In lew Hampshire,
where it originated, no remedy for humors is
so highly pilzod. An eminent ph vsloian (now
an army surgeon) when practicing in Now
Hampshire, purchased between fitly or sixty
galonsof It, during some seven or eight years,
and used it in lit practice. lie has since
then ordered it for the hospital where lie was
stationed. Other pliysicinis have purchased
It, and have used it in practice with great
success. When the proprietor lived in Mew
Hampshire at GulTstown Center, for the space
or thirty or forty miles around, and in Man
chester particularly, the Humor Doctor was
well known and highly valued for the nume
011s and wonderful cures which it effected.
Though manufucmrcd In largo quantities tho
supply was frequently exhausted, and pui
chattels had to wait for more to bo made. Iu
that region somo very severe vases of Ery
sipelas were treated with and they were
cured I Erysipelas sores, or carbuncles, those
ugly, painliil ulcers, were entirely removed
wherever this medicine was fuitlifully ued.
3o it wns with Scrofula and Salt Rheum. The
Humor Doctor cured them.
For tho sake of showing what is thought of
11, a icw testimonials are nere iiisuiiuii:.
Milton Gams, Esq , Bostom.
. . .. ,:..':."
with Bolls fur two vwirs iievoioiiing them,
solves up"u my limi.s and wtl.er parts of my
ljaJVi ''t tll. .n, i,,if wliu:h I entluruil troiii
ig
them are Indescribable, bodice It to say that
I lulthfully tried several of the most popular
humor remedh-s. but without removing the
affliction At length, by tho earnest request
ot an Intimate menu, 1 was induced to try
Dr. J. W. 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 uforesaid medicine.
Boston, Jan. 14, 1851. MILTON GALE.
A C. Wallace1, Esq., Manciikstuii, N. II.
Dr. J. W. Poland Dear Sir : I verv cheer
fully give my testimony In favor ot your Hu
mor Doctoi as an excellent remedy for humor,
My numerous acquaintances in Manchester
know how severely I was afflicted with Bolls
and they know bow perfectly good my health
' istit present Your Humor Doctorcurcd ine.
flense reter to me tor particulars In my case.
Juuo 11, 185G. A. C. WALLACE.
Mas. Poman, Dover, N. II.
July 22, 1 SrtS.
Da. Poland: I received your letter in
quiring ns to the effects of your medicine on
isea-siidiness I am happy to say that I thiuk
it is "tho medicine" for that droadlul sick
ness. I tried various prescriptions, but found
none that settled the stomach and cleared Ihe
head like tho Humor Doctor. I felt us though
I could hardly wait to get ashoro, to entreat
you to introduce it into ship chandlery stores,
that it may find it wav to those who suffer
upon tho mighty deep from sea sickness. If
captains who tnko their families with them,
or carry pussengels, should try it lor once,
they would never bo willing to voyage with
out it.
1 have used It for my family since its Intro
duction to ihe public for bilious habits, head
ache nud humors about my chi'dreu, and have
always found it a sure enro.
J am not fond of having my name appear in
public, nnd would not consent to It on any
other accountbut to relieve tho sulferirg j but
if tho foregoing will bo of any service to you
or tlio puuiic, you can mnan use 01 it.
Yours, HARRIET M. PORTER.
Much more might bo stated In relation to
this medicine, as contained in testimonials, but
it is needless. AHk Manchester druggists
about ft, esecl.i11y E. W. Blake, at Birr's.
Inquire of Mr. Henry Plumer, of Bedford,
whoso wife was cured by it of Salt Rheum.
Ask almost any person In GofTstown, and they
will declare I's value as a remedy, as used iu
their own cases or by I heir friends.
The Humor Doctor was formerly seld at
fifty cents per bottlo ; but the cost of every
ingredient composing it has gone up so enor
mously, that the prion has been raised to
levmty jioe cents only, and that by compulsion,
Tho Humor Doctor is irepnred at the Now
England Botanic Depot, fo the Proprietor,
J. C. French
Sold by Medicine Dealers everywhere,
DEMA8 BARNES & CO., General Agents,
Now York. 4j2l-llm.
Something New
IN WA YNESB URG, PENH' A.
THOS. BRADEN
( At the room fonnerly occunlod by Andrew
Wilson, Sr., next door to Brauen's Drug Store.
Respectfully informs the good people of Oreone
county, that he lias opened a
HARDWARE STORE.
And Invites a call from his friends and the
public generally. His sture Is Illicit with
evcrythl lg in his line needed by the Farmer
and Mechanic. Being a practical farmer, he
knows exactly the wants nf his farmer frl"nrls.
Amoug Ills variety of goods will be founil Iron,
Nails ofall kinds. Planes of nil varieties, Au
gers, Br ices. TuttlC' toothed, cross cut
and mill saws, hand buws and tools of all des
criptions. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Mowing Mucblncs, Cutting Boxos. Cora Shel
ters, Plows, Cultivators. Shovels, Forks, and
everything In bis line .
. SADDLERY HARDWARE,
A general assortment of saddlory .hardware,
to which he Invites the attention of purchasers.
WOODEN WARE OF ALL KINDS,
Tubs, Buckets, Buttor Bowls and all kinds of
Kitchen Woodon Flxlns.
Willow Baskets! Brooms, Brushes, Coal
Buckots, Brass Kettles, Buggy whips, Shot
Guns. Bnva Wacons and sli.ds.
All persons desirous of purchasing any of
the above articles anu many omen not men
loncd i will consult thoir futerott by
CALLING SOON.
Ho will take pleasure In showing his stock
at all times. So glvo him a call when you
come to town. - Remember the place, oppo
site the First National Bank. ,
deomf TH03. BRADEN.
FtLlsXloHNTotlOO
AS THE FIRM OK" HUGHES & LUCAS
Is dlsolvod by mutual consent, tho Com
mission business will still be oaniod on at the
old stand, In good order, and on the most
ruaaonahlo terms, In tlio name and style of
L. HUGHES A CO., (senior partnor). They
flatter themselves, by hnvlng the House and
the best location In tho placo mr that busi
ness, that thoy will nuoaiva a liberal share of
tbepubllo patronage ' .
They will also keeps good supply of GRO
CERIES on band to accomodate all who
may favor tbem with a call, i.
I HUGHES fi CO. '
ItlO-sf Noel Landing, Ps
THE rnOPOSFjf 'IilPsA citMliNT
,2
i !;,,
" v.,
H.EINEHART!
FOR SELLING CHEAP GROCERIES I
HAVING J UST RETURN ED FROM THE
city, he lis opened the largest
I '. H 'VMl t i ' ''
New,; Grocery
In town. ITo des'res to Inform the'' citizens
of Waynesburg and vicinity of the care ho
have taken In selecting stock, having on band
a eood supply of -
CONFKUTIONS, TOBACCO. " CI
GARS, T Alt. also. PHOVIS1
. ONS, BACON, DRIED UKEF
POTATOK FISH,
DRIED PEACHES,
. Cull and see him as ho has been getting n
HEW SUPPLY
You will find him accomodating, nnd can
sell, lower than any one in the place. Be
sure to go to the right place, lu
LEDWITH'S OLD BUILDING.
opposite tho Court House, and formerly oc
cupied by thu Poht Olll ce.
iipi8.'lM.-tf
BEAUTY !
AUBURN, Gbl.D.N, FLAXtiN AND
SILKEN CURLS.
PRODUCED bv the uso of Prof. T)E
UREUX ERlSEHLECHEVEUX. One
application warranted to curl the most straight
and stubborn hair ol either sex iu'o wavy
ringlets, or heavy massive curls. Has been
used by Iho fashionables of Paris and London,
with the most irrutifving results Does no in
jury to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and
postpaid. $1. Descriptive circulars mailed
Ireo. Address BEltOER, 8HUTT.S & CO,
Chemists, No. H5 River St., Troy, N. Y.,
Solo Agents for the United States.
feb'iu,'ii7-ly
EXCELolOni EXutLolUrt!
CHASTELLAR'S
HAItl I xti;kui. uto2i !
FOII RKMOV1NU Slll'Hlll'r.UOUS HAUL
To tho Indies especially, this Invaluable do.
jrllatory recommends itself as being an almost
luiuspcnsiiiio article to tenmlo Deuuty, Is easi
ly applied, does not burn or injure tho skin',
but acts directly on iho roots It is warranted
to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads
or from nnv part of tho bodv, completely,
totally aud radically e xtorpating tho samo,
leaving tho skin Bofi. smooth and natural.
This is the only article used by tho French,
and is tho only real effectual depilatory in ex
istence. Price 75 cents per package, sont
postpaid, to any address, ou receipt of on
order, by
BURGER. SHUTTS & CO.. Chemists. '
e 10. MI7-1 y BK5 River St., Trov. N Y. .
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.
OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
VIA MCVHAul'A, K VICKY TWENTY HITS,
With Passekukrs, Fiikioiit, and U. S. Mails.
On Ihe following ftrstclasn Steamships t
On Atlantic Ocenn I Vonntct'a on Pacific Ocean
SANTIAGO UK, CUIIA, A.MIvltlOA,
SAN FBANCISCO, MOSHS TATI.OU ' ,
MCA1IAOUA, NUII11ASKA, ,
IIOKATO, HKVADA.
PASSAGE AND FREIGHT AT REDUC
ED RATES.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK.
March 30th... 1 8G7. May 1st and 20th, 1867.
April 2uth... " June 10th nnd soth "
And every twenty c ays thereafter, leaving on
the Saturday previous when a regular Sailing
Day comes on Sunday. For further informa
tion apply to the i
NOltl'U AMERICAN STEMSIIIP CO.
Wm. H. Wkuu, Prea't.
m Exchange Placo,
N. Y
8:20-8mo.
D, N. Cahrinoton,
Aa't.. 177 West 8t..
cor. Warren, N. Y.
Tho Wonder of the Age J
TIME) MONEY AND LABOR SAVED!
THE LATEST AND BEST CHURN!
ONE OF THE LATEST PATENTS. Issu
ed on tho 1 1 1 li day of September, 18011,
to Win, R. McCulc'icon, of Washington,
Iowa, will be on cxbliiltlon in a few days at
JOHN MUNtfELL'S,
n Wanyesbnrg Pu. This CHURN must
supcrsedoianv thing of the kind bereto'i re
produced. Tho slniplcncss of its construct
ion, nnd Its two-fold or reversed motion, 'hut
produies butter from three to fix minutes
uiuat Induce thu community to examine Its
qualities It save time -It saves work and
produces ns much butter ns any churn In ex
istence. Mr. Mmuull has fu'l powor to sell
iIl'IiIs for Piin-svlvanla or New York State ns
well as to furnish Omnia, to citizens of this
county. MORRIS, ULLOM & CO.
8 2 tf Agents.
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD JSTOMSIIED
AT TIIH WONDKIIFIir, nKVKT.ATIONg
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTK LOOIST.
MADAME H. A. PERRIGO.
Sho reveals secrets no mortal ever know.
She restores to happiness those who,. Irom
doleful events, catastrophes, crosses In lovo,
loss of rolal Ions and friends, jussnf money,
Ac, have become despondent, She brings
togothor those long seperated, gives Iniorms
tion concerning absent frlen ts or lovers, re
stores lost or stolen property, tells vnu the
buslnossyou nro best quiilllled to pursue and
in what you will bo most successful, cause
spoody marriages nnd tells yon tho very day
you will niarrv, elves you the namo. likeness
and characteristics of the parson. Sho reads
yonr veiy thoughts, snd by her almost super
natural powers unveils the dark and hidden
mysteries of tho future. From tho stars we
seo In tho firmament tho mallflo stars that
oyorcoma or predominate In the configuration
from tho aspects and positions of the plan
ets snd the) fixed stars In tho hoavens at tho
time of birth, she deduces the future dts.tlny
of mnn. Fall not to consult the greatest As
trologlst en oarth. It costs you Cm a trlllo,
and you may novor again have so favorab'e an
opportunity. Consultation feo, with llkonesa
nnd nil deslrod Inibrmnttnn, tftl., Parties liv
ing at a dlatnnco can consult the Madams by
mail with equal snlely and satisfaction to
themselves, as If In person." A full and ex
plicit Chart, 'written, out, with, all Inquiries
answered nnd likenesses envloped, sent by
mall ou receipt of price above mentioned.
Tho strictest s"crcsy will be maintained, snd
all correspondence returned or destroyed.
References of the highest order furnished
those desiring them. Write plainly tho day ot
the month and year In which you woro born,
enclosing a small lock of hair. -
Address, Madams H. A. PERRIflO,
' P. O, Drawer 208, Buffalo, N. Y. 1
Mi ai Ha FoweEgts.
, Tbl prtMrataHh
long tad (avorabl
known, wUI tw
ouhly ntarliorata)
troliun-dowa an 4
vw-ipirito. aoraaa,
by atrangthaninf
M olauauM Ok
aumua ana in
tinea.
H Is a m urn.
vantlv of all dia
cajtra liuiln
thla animal, such as LCNQ FEVJtK. QLAHLZM.
YRLLoW WA- . TV. '
TICK, H K A V E 8.
UUUOHB, PI8- i" . l .l fl . J. ,T1
TKHr'F.K. KK-
VEKS, FOUWDKR '.--i'f V" '4
i.uaa or affk- .
TiTK AND VITAL
BNEROY, So. Ita
uaa improToa Uia
wind, ioorauaa
Iba appetlle- glrea
ora'cbl' AAttm lnt0 "to'f and fplrltoi
To kMnara of Com thla nn.nam.iinn i. tnwi...i.i-
It loorawei Uia quaaUr; and Improrea tht quality
V oiuioniia. jtnu
f.. ,v been proven by aa
VT i .Tl ii i in oal experiment to
IKS 'w57T5l Increue tho auan-
milk and
twenty per
i mate tut
Sraa and
fatttmn
RlTeathem
I aprallte. looaena
f MSSj aukat them thrift
uuon nutar.
Ia til dlteuei ot Swim, iuch aj Coughs, Clean la
the Lunira, Llrar,
ko., thla artiolo ,
aou aa a apecino.
By putting from
one-half a paper
to a paper in
barret of .will tlio
above dlaeaaoa
will bo eradicated
r antlrely prwvented. If gireti In time, a oertatB
prevenuve and cum for Ua Hog Cholera, .
Pries 24 Cents per Paps, or 6 Papers for tl,
rHEIAHED BY
S. A. FOUTZ & DRO.,
AT THEIR
ffnOMtSUI BRI G AMD MFDIC1N8 DEPOT,
Ko. 116 Franklin St.. Baltimore, lid.
For S;il by DriigKlsta snd Btorekoepan tbrsugo
' out the United Slates,
Robelis 04 , Co.,
agents, Wayneshure,
noviii'b' ,-ly.
Pa,
LlECOiNSTRUCTION
NOT OF
THE UNION
15UT OP
,.1A,
IsaacHooper's
GROCERY & CONFECTIONERY!
MR. HOOPER would still havo his rl'ends
anil patrons hear n mind, that he con
tinues in the Grocory and Confectionery trade
at liis usual plnce ot doing husiness, and that
ho has lust received
A. Fresh Supply
of tlie best quality ofall ai tides In his line.
TOYS NOTIONS arid a crcat varietv of
useful articles always ou hand. ' ; .
itJtiif illibtlMtJm'S, a
In connection with the nhovo. Mr. Hooner .
keeps a Restaurant, where ICK CREAM, ber-"
ries ami an the luxuries ot Die season ,ean be
olitaincd.
The most attractive and most popular resort
In town. Juno 14. '5-lv
Crisper Coma.
Oh I she was beautiful and fair
With starry eves and radiant hair,"
Whose curllna; tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchained the very heart.aml mind,
' CRISPEB COMA. . '
For Curling the Hair of Either Sax Into Wavy
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy :
MasslveCurles.
Er using this article LaiHi-s and Ocntlomcn
can beautify themselves a thousand fold. It
Is tlio only article in the world that will curl
straight hair, and at tho samo time give It a
beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crisper
Coma not only curls the hair, but Invigorates,
beautifies nnd cleanses it) is highly and de
lightfully perfumed, and is the most complete
article of the kind evornft'oredto the American
public. '1 he Crisper Coma will be sent to
any udilr ss. sealed and postpaid for $1, .
Address nil orders to ...
W. L. CLARK & CO.. Chemists
No. fl West Fnvetto St.. Syracuse, N. Y.
lel13 '07-ly . . ' '
WAtli PAPERS!
FOR SPRING BALES OF 1807, ..
We are now prepared to offer to our custo
mois, and tht Trade generally, fan extensive
co ledum of
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS,
FIltK ntlAKII PMIK1S, KTC, KTO.
Emliracing nil qualltle of goiKls, known to
the Trade fur Parlnrs, Pining Rooms, Halls,
Chambers, Churches; Assembly Rooms, &o.
ALSO, '
TliANNPiRENT Oil UM II M TAPER WINDOW
. MIIDLS.
At thn Lnwrst Market price, at
No. 107 HLvket Si near Firth.
JOS, It. HUGHES A RRO.
mfl flina. . . ' ' .
W A t K S Ul'HU .fl 1 ttULE A. si I'OSB
STTLL continue to carry on tho Marble snd
Stone cutting business at their long estab
lished stand Immediately East of tho Public
aware, jfnln Street, Wnynosburg. '
This estiiblishment has been In constant
deration bIiico I8;)l), nnd tho long experience
add cnerirv of tho nronrlotora. United with the
eircrciHe of sound judgment and good taste,
hvo won for thorn a wide spread and enviable
reputation. An oxtonslve stock of the various
varieties of tho best marblo Kept constantly on
hand. Special at'DMon paid to pollsliing,
pressing, coTvmg nti : engraving. i
All ordo'f mt flllod.
December 23, 18(12."'
' jftAr. "jF l tlty .ol
-VMS
, VALUABLE PROPERTY ( FOR
& vLXji XS! ..-vi
WITH GRIST M1LU SAW MILL, COAL
., U.YNK9, &0.
THJ! Undersigned olTors at private sftle'that
valuable proporty situate on the Monon
gahola Rlvor, at the Mouth of. Muddy Creek,
Grueuo county, IV. containing about forty
Ave (46) acres of rich bottom hind. 7. Tuart Is
on tho promlsas a yalunb.lo, ,i t ,.
f 'Pi t e, , i ; k juj; i n E r
which will bo lucludod In tho s do. The Cool
Bank is open and shows an lnexhuustabls sup-,
ply. J No nioio dosirable looatlun .lor. a Pistil
lery can bo found in tho Stato. , . . "
For further partleulars spply to E. A, Flen
nlkon, DnvtdBon's Fotry, Groone eouity. Pa.,
or by letter to the undersigned, w 1
' ' 11- " JOHN M. DARRAIV"
B;l-0m. HsrtsvlUo, Bucks Co., Ps.