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lust received n new lot of choice perfume
J fumery, highly scented soaps, cosmetics,
g., including many NEW AhTIcLfs very cl,enp
call and sec them at BlsADEN'S DRUG
STORES! gl'lf.tI .Bgi. l. .l.fl.
A LARGE stock of Patent Medicines just
~ received. Call and bee our STOCK and
PRICES.
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HANEILTOM H0USB,

IL IA IslA AL j CLN IACOOO,
ID G. SP .!RRY, PRorRlNToR,
WAYN sSBU 2G, GREENE CO.. PA.
rNIlE subscriber respectfully announces to
! the public that he has taken charge of the
Hamilton House. which he is determined to
conduct ns II first class hotel. Long expert
encr in hotcl-k neping his qualified him for
e business, and he feels perfectly confident
that he can sOtisf, torily entertain all who
may llvor him with n call. The house is
large an well furnish d, 1t has undergone n
thorough renovation and been fitted in such
slyle MS renders it quite pleasant The rooms
have hcrnrt.plpcred and newly painted the
table is saAunAunlly supplied with the best cdi
h!cs tha county af, ds. and mins are taken
tn render guests comfortable Rates rs low
rs those Of other hotels. u, u. SrEEHf
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p0Sl,e SIDE OF the street hpd east OF me
Farmers and Drovcrs' Bank. b. .......
LGrr&H FROM IrAly Perhaps one Of
The grea'cst lriumls Of the Chlckerng
l'.au0 is recorded III the following letter
from our Consul General at Florence
We flIlyngr,c with Mr.. Lawrence that
tttnr pianos lave only to be- known in
Italy To be in demard
y. S. CoNstilA1E GES, FOR lrALY,l
FloRENcE.
Gentlemcn-It has been my intention
for several weeks past to write you re-
specting the piano>toite purchased OF
You last year. hu, my official duties dur
ing the present season have been so con-
stant andurremiiling ms to leave me bat
lllle time for other c,respondet ce.
Owing 10 scvrral'!elays both in Ar7c-
rica, before leaving New York, and in
lIaly, after reaching Geneva, the inslru"
ment did not rralh me until October,
although it left Boston in April, being.
consequently, six months in transit
Notwithstanding the frequent handling
to which it was subjected through thee
numerous changes. it arrived in excel
lent order the only damage being the
breaking of of a few inches ot moud-
ing from the lid, which was easily re-
paireI.
The interior was in rc'frct order =
During the winter it was used by sew
cral Of the best professional and amalu-
or artists here, (scarce!y one of whom
had ever seen an American pino,torte)
and met with most unqualified praise
both e cIearness iu!lneSs, and richness
OF It's lont. The greatest surprise has
been manifested tha' ,nch IN instrument
could be made in America, scarce y q
dissenting voice being. raised against It's
superiority ovcrihc Instruments OF Erard,
BroadwooI and the most celebrated
Enrorean makers
Ore OF the last performers upon it
was Signo. Scamb III, the iavorilr pupil
Of Li,iz now pni'e Il y"ung man, hut
who. IN the opinion If the best judges,
bids fair to ,v;Il ifnot excel, his famous
master He played at my house upon
several occasions, and could not CONCEAL
.hs pleasure. telling me several times that
he had never played upon piano which
in all respects he considered its equal,
and assured me that te t 1t confident
that List would fully agree in al! that
he .ail il he coul hut try it.
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Ready Made Clothing,
EF1HiN! The GREAT CAUSE
lN-Nnw OF
n U M a N VA I S G r Y !!

Just Pa0HShed, ma Sealed Ehcefope. IT'ce s'I
cents.
A LECTURE oS 'ruE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Radical Cure Of Seminal weakness or Sper-
matorrho,i, iilddced by Self Abuse, lnvolun-
tary Enissi ms, lmpot ncy, Nervous Debility,
and Impciments to marriage generally Con-
sum- ton, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental ami Phys
ical Tncapuc,y. &c BY ROBERT J. CUI.-
VERW ELL, NJ. D., Author OF the "Grcen
Book" &c.
The world-rcnowned author, in this admi-
rablc Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that thcawlul consequences OF self
lbusc may bc cl!tclually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical ope-
ralions, bougiqs instruments, rings or c'r-
dials, pointing out mode Of cure atoncc GER
tain and effcciual, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself chcsply, piivacly, and radically.
This lecture will prove u boon to thousands
and thousands ~.
Sent under seal, to any address, IN pam
sealed envelope, on the receipt OF nix CENTS
or two postage stamps, by addressing 'he pup
''' Also. Dr.. cULvERwELL's Marriage
Guide" p,iee % ceIts
Address the publishers,
CIIAS J. G. KLINE Il CO.,
1917 Bowery, New York, Post O.Hcc No. 1856.
,nnrD 1. 'l;(i.l
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"TurnE's mahyn slip 'twixt the emp
and the lip" but You cant make mis-
take ''noI1own if YOU go TO Gathers.
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Where he is prepared to execute
PHOTOGRAPHS.
AMBROTYPES,
MALEIANOTYPES,
Z CARTES DE VlSlTE,
And NIL other kinds and sizes of pictures, In
style equal to the best artists. Especial atten-
iion wiirbe giveu to capyiug pictures ana en-
iargng them. All applications will be prompt
ly attended to. Their rooms are commodious
and attractive and every desirable accommo-
dati0n will be rendered to customers This is
decidedly the best opportunity to secure accu.
rite llkenesses, ever offered to the people Of
Greene County Call any time 1t suits YOU,
Pictures taken any time in the day, and In all
kinds Of weather. Nov 10, 1861 w.
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UstoNrowN will have a Skating Park
this winter. Waynesburg "dou't in.
dulge."
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20 .ss-2e'. 4 * S- -
me Monderiut v, fieXi9illty an grea1 VA com m,
,ol. am l i'suH ~ i, i'y y "Ja y 'n1
picM EN- VI 9"n' mt,' oo ,,;' ,Mpi'seUsu p"c,u
ay u"ry ~ rirSd n i"" "s chm,ch nws % arm chairs
,",,'U. a" @ hn,, lr,s" nc ,hn sl,irt
~, p,'t,J'i"' tI,1 h i' IN s,. ,e1n, ~ ncc'nv small
eau VIC r,'eH "md" ,nd as Si,, w.
S;, "eG 10 nr"ss m nv. III. n',,,iv N rrinn.
M"s.i., br,n' f,5 III !, nny Mn ;js Sriny Skirt
'i''a' I,, .iI. 'r , " ;nvad IL, ,Irnsr,, com
,r, ,,dy ,,"at m'nn nf wrarin, ,hc Du-
t, ','m r,I; ic S,ro sn'nr Srir, rnr si1nlr dnv
p'HH PM E.,u n,r n. itimm,, ds,pnsr with
.I'';n "'i To. fn;l,Irn M.s.s and Youn-
i,uii "tos .Sn ,noy ,rr ", S smnerin IN MI others
i'rlo, III ',, NY, ' ,t "mJ nv hroal, likc thc sncle
ANY w., Mni ,I' ,"i W. ,hair n.rtsc, and
smaS 'N. 'sI w. 'v'' ,Irce ,u % nv for ordinarv
s,;s,s ,,;,l ' h'ra hon, ,h,n,vn ,si1r nc usrlrss
@ sH''s WILL nav oro.' .;'' dno apd wist
i,o ,i'"S ~. In,.'Sw NV "r, mnt nnv
iur, Jn ,, " ""e 'I h, ,wi tor Inhlc> coyered
,;,', 80, 81 r,o,,, wo,,r;n% ~, whnn dror.
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You will save large per cent. b,
callingat Odenbaugh's Drug Store.
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Cholera and Dar'hea Medicine, to be
had IN any quantity, at Olcnoaugh' $
Drug Store.
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Twe",y different preparations for the
Hair, sold at Hoffman u Roberts Drug
Store.
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TEMprENNCl RtFoEM la the haste Of
last week we neglected to notice the re
form movement in this most worthy
cause. 'H
A constitution has heen formed pledge
given AMI quite a formidable organlza-
ton pc; tcc.cd. Earnest effort character
ICES the proceeding thus far, and it is to
be hoped their will be no tagging now
that the scheme is well under way -
Good citiz,ns will rive it timely succor
Politics, religion, all else, may merge ia>
to this one great question OF reform, and
then those who wrap themselves IN the
cloak Of sell righteousness and popular
favor mas realize the truth Of the Avon
bard where be says, There is atide in
mems affairs, Sc Let those that be-
hold the march Of events loose 10 time
in joining Tie ranks OF Progress and
Right.
The next meeting. will be held in the
t.,Lurch on the hill," next Sabbath eve.
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Tobacco, Snnff and Cigars sold at
Hoffman q Roberts Drugstore.
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If you want good article of Hair Dy"
aud Hair Oil 60 to OlenbauShs Drug
Store.
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The reduction Of the public debt for
September was over $22 900 900.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE!

q u . YCUN STONSE e
We will send by EXpass or otherwise rs
ordered. securely packed, 500 SEWING MA
CHINE, either Wheeler " Wilson, or Grover
e. Baker, to any person sending us, be.ore the
first dayo Of .Ita@uy next, the names OF Sixteen
New Subscribers to the
New Work observer,
with the money ($5G) for one yearin advance.
ca On and after January lst, ~, we shall
require EIGHTEEN new subscribers (S63).
We have sent AWAY as premiums nearly
THREE HUMID RED!
ofthese machines, and they give universal
satisfaction.
The new subscribers may he from one, or
from various places.
Send the names as fast as you obtain them, m
with the money, by check, draft or fos' ol-
flee order.
Sample copies and Circulars sent lree.
TERMS S8 ~ u year in ndvance.
SIDNEY h, MORRIS JR., Co,
OctI7-3w. 81 Park Row New YORK.
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Knceland's Ra, Paste. sold at lloff-
man d. Roberts Ding Store
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Christ adoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, sold
at Hoffman and Roberts Drug Store.
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E.lYE nN STABLE,

There is connected with the hamilton House
u Livery Stable, with good horses. carriages
and hug rps for the accomodNion OF tho pub
lie. Horses boarded, and well attended to, at
moderate rates ID. G.. Sr.RRy n SON.
o,lrl5 'ii, -Iy
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Ulham's Liquid lIalr Dye, sold gat
Holman IL l.oDetts' Drug Store. ~ -

TnN FpNI>Ss-'Ile Chicago JoWn0t
says: The Fenians, and many other
Iri,hmcn in this ci,v voted the straight
Republican ticket Yesterday, This is
progress in the right direction. We
ronsiaulate Our Iri,h fellow citizens on
this evidence other having at last open.
Cd their eyes % their political duty.
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You will find the best article ot Paint,
ground IN oil and dry. PANT Brushes.
Oil of all kinds and Dye Stutfs at Olen'
baugh's Drug Store ~ 'l
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Nov. l2.-Gold closed atl44a.
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Notions OF all kinds. sold At rcasonable
rates at 0 lenbaugh's Drug Store
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LEDWlIH'S Old BUILDING

Notice is hereby given to the parties | =
dc,ttcd. that will attend to the duties of the
ahcyc app inimpnt, at ;ny office in Wayncs-
burg, on Monday the 26 h dav of November
next W. L. GArEN.
nct ~ ,SGf st
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The next meeting. will be held in the
t.,hurch on the hill" next Sabbath eve.
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300 A MONTH !-AesSrs
WA ted for six entirely new articles, Jus. out.
addres 40, 7. CAREY, City Building, Bidde-
ford, Mine. ~
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G IL Il Il N Z II o U s +,
Jefferson, Greene County, Penua.

MRS. r. u BUMGARNER, rrp,setr...
HAVING RECENTLY FITTED UP TITS
Ill well known establishment, Mrs. Ruw.
GARNER is prepared to finhh Me best. 10 the
travelling public The TABLE always ain.
piled with the choicest dclicncies tia BAfl
with tho finest Wines and Liquors, good sleep.
Ing apartments, and an abundance of stable
room attached to tho premises. Public
patronage solicited May 90, GO Nv,
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Pure Liqu0rs.
Whi$lx1cG,
WINES, BRANDlES, GIN
ALCOHOL,
TURpENTINE,
VARNISIlES, &C.,
ALL AT sHoRT PROFITS.

Call and see our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Thankful for the very extensive
patronage already bestowed, we hope TO merit
continuance of the same
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s-----------@--
sMAnIlAdEs and Deaths ale inserted
free OF charge We are frequently ak.
cd, wby,sueh aud such n"tlces are not
ppblishetll Simply bea'ise they are not
handed in
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, Olcnhaugh'. Drug Sto'c is on the op
poSi,e side OF the street and east OF tic
Farmers and Drovcrs' Bank. d, .....
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Wayncsburg Marke',-

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.a,IotalI a}gattesa.2 !
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER n. 1860.
WAYN' tEll {, BURG:

To Oun SaSSsND w ALL local irftIS CT NfrErSr
STATS rlg PNcrs BBEflY ASp wETitt pRErME THEN ron
prnlJc,rlos. GIvE Youl sAME ~ Gu lRASi@g.
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[oISHrT1 -
+. BIGLOW LAWRENCE.
- Mes.rs. CulrKnElNG & Sons, Boston.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-10-13
The vynialua Common School House.

Mr.. EDITOR A few rods from the Waialua
church stands a school house. the windows and
door of which were contributed by the American
Board. the stone-walls and rattcrs of which were
erected by the members Of the Waialua church.
At the expense OF the government the building
was foored and shinglcd, and during July last was
repaired.
For many years the men who erected this build
ing have with others held a Bible class or Sabbath
school in it. On the 18th and 22d of July this
Bible class found the door of their Sabbath school
house locked. and themselves locked out.
on inquiry being ma &c. the School Agent Of WaiaIua in
formed the pastor q the Waiaiua church and his friends. that
he had explicit instructions from the Board OF Education direct
ing that the school house be kept locked. except during the
hours IN which it was occupied by the government school; and
that he had instructed the school teacher to keep the building
locked from Friday afternoon till Monday morning. This state
ment Vas made on or about the 25th Of July last.
one month later, August 25;h. a writer in the Government Ga
zrtte. (~hom Mr. Mofht III your paper of last week informs Us
was Mr.. Fornander) in the leader Of that week, in the middle
school house Of the character % common school. ia allowed FOR
the use Of parents and pastors when not occupied during school
hours
Had the waialua School Agent been lying to the good people
Of Waialua' We do not think it. We can not believe il. Or
did the Beard Of Education change their entire policy In regard
TO school houses during the interval Of thirty dayst
The Naialua S,hool Agent. from the wCnted kindness OF his
heart, has permitted the school house to he opened upon the
ing on the occasion O. the conversation above mentioned. that
he would for the present allow It, bat that the permission was
given solely on his own responsibility and contrary to the eN-
plicit Instructions, that lie had received f.om the Board Of Edu-
cation. How interesting, it IS 10 place such instructions, side
by side, with declarations like the above from the Gazette.
Aolrs. 4 BYsTAGDEs.
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The PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
|NtrURD4Y, OCToBER -.
\ silver Wedding.

We have often read Of wooden, silver AMI
golden weddings. but never till last week di3
Honpluluans have an opportunity Of witnessing
a e silver wedding Before detailing it, We
may state thar IN the - old countries "-Germany.
Ensland and other European countries, a. also in
Aneri,a-wcdding anniversaries are often cele-
DRAFTED, though generally confined to the relatives
Of those honorei with them. y wooden wedding
is the fifth anniversary; a tin wedding, the tenth;
a crystal wedding, the fifteenth q silver wedding,
the twenty fifth a golden wedding, the sftieth;
and 4 diamond wedding, the seyenty-ffth ami
versary. 1t is customary on the observance Of
these TO make presents of tire nature of the ami
verslry, !. e, at a " wooden wedding, the pres
ents all consist of wooden articles, &c.
The very quiet observance of the '. crystal we'd
ding anniversary of the pastor of the Fort
Street Church a few months ago, suggested 10
some of the members of the Bethel Church that
it would be pleasant to celebrate the - silver we'd
ding . anniversary of their worthy pastor, which,
it had in some way leaked out, would occur on
the 9th of October instant. and thus to
4" Remind him OF the autumn
When she became his bride"
In this case the wish became father to the
thought and the thought inspired action, which
led TO an effort to raise a few hundred dollars to
purchase silver ware TO be presented on the &C.
casion. The necessary amount was spontane-
ously forthcoming, and the order for the articles
sent t. Mr.. Charles W. Brooks of San Francisco,
by the bark ID. c. Murray, which had so long a
ras>age over to tie coast, that there was little
hope of seeing the presents back again in time.
The clipper Sea Serpent arrived two days before
the date of the anniversary, and simply brought
Il letter stating that the goods would be sent by
the next ship Dunn spiro, sperO was uttered
by more than one, and when it is remem-
in the arrival Of the presents, it can be imagined
how eagerly the telegraph arms were watched.
At - NJ. of the siIth, the telegraph announced
the coming Of the expected vessel, and the news
sped like wild-fire, though almost ''toO good to
be true At / p. NJ, just two hours before the
time they were needed, the box arrived, on u ship
go square in the bows that a gentleman remarked,
:. if that box had not been on board, she would
have been ten days longer in making the passage
to Honolulu" In all our experience we have
never known a more opportune arrival, or one
that created more good feeling. Nothing more
remained to render pleasant the anticipated silver
wedding.
Beyond the congratulations of their friends
during the day, we believe the worthy Seamen's
gular proceedings on foot. About g.! p. NJ, as
,o,; I.tf q quietly by their evening lamp,
~ @ s,,c., Rpve
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Ma rE- ~ very Singular occurrence har-
p-ned iurilr aur IataSr hpmr. which. o. IL viii
Interest ynur u--I-r-, / viii si,e in substance jr-t
as 10 occurred. ttur fellow passrug'r. Mr
Schoi,4. 60 seems. less iouoialn Ia q d~,mnrri tate
~ mind. lie Wa eNritablr all The way TO cape
Horn. but was entirely harmless. When Ne reach
FL good weather in the Atlantic Ocean. W. d.scoy-
erred q decided change in him Tor the better. AMI
be was very quiet for some line.
One evening Lc proposed 70 give me a short
account Of his ;rcublcs. Il agreeable 10 me. which |
consented To hear. and in return gave him the best
advice | could. lie VAS TO all appearances In a
sound state ii mind at HAT time. and the chief
trouble seemed TO be: First-IIe had no desire TO
60 70 Bremen secondly-he was ont of work or a
situation. with no money. l told him ! would loan
him enough TO take him 10 Bremen. l supposed /
had eased his mind on the money question, but still
he seemed very gloomy.
On Sunday. August 5th. Mr.. s. appeared very
restless, and told me be was becoming a lunatic.
and wanted 10 write his will. I gave him paper
and pen. He wrote u few directions and placed
them in my hands. Monday night following be
made an attempt II jump overheard. saw him,
caught him and pulled him on board again. That
night Capt. Fuller locked him up in his state room.
and next day he appeared better. At night he
watched his chance and jumped overheard. Cap.
F. saw him when he came up, and threw a rope in
his reach. but he refused to take hold of 1t and
swan away from the ship. The night was very
dark, and the ship going about four kaots. with both
boats on the house newly painted. We heard him
cry out for help ONE distance astern. The yards
were braced around for n stern board, and. the
Roadway stopped. The ship soon had a little stern
way on, and was kept in her own track. For u
few minutes we could hear no more OF Scholtz and
we supposed him gone. Again we heard his voice
some distance of. 4 boat was launched from the
top of the house, and | volunteered To steer the
boat, whilst Capt. Fuller looked out for the ship
Our quarter lights were set. The boys rowed off
manfully, and we succeeded in rcscuing poor
Scholtz and taking him on board. after he had
been in the water twenty minutes. From that
time he has been gradually getting better, and is
quite right now. but retains u terrible horror of
salt water. Yours, &c. G.. ". w.