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State Constitution disfranchising rebels,
reminding me of "bumble bee" in n
fleece of wool On the oath inst, the
people of West Virginia will ratity this
amendment and let them know that they
shall neither "rulc nor rum" The citl-
zens within the bound of my labors are
a plots and X atriotic class, peaceably
rursuing their avocations, wide awake
and watching. They think that the old
Ship of State which has been in the dock
a short time for repairs, will in good
time, put to see greatly improved, and
substantially repaired. As she starts
upon her long voyage of national pros
perity spreads every sail, catches every
breeze, and while she ploughs the troubl'
ed waters Of political strife and gathers
wealth and honor from every cline
her happy crew will publish to every
land the superior glory and goodEess OF
Co,umbla's happy shores, look upon the
silken told of our time.honored flag as 1t
gracefully floats on the air, feel proud
,ha: they are American Christians and
sing
"The Star Sranglcd Banner; Oh, long may
it wave,
Der the land of the free, anl the AH:a g the
brave!"
The majority possess great deal OF
true Virginia hospitality and meet al
most universal welcome. The candy
Johnson fever has somewhat abatsd, 1t
is generally believed chat we have n
good set OF men'at the head of the Gov
ernment and if"Andy' does get little
SCOTTISH" tn y will keep the locomotive
on the track, IL LAuGhiiN'
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GOV. OGLEsBY AND PRESIDENT
JOHNSON +,

At a meeting lately held at Jackson
vile, Illinois, Governor Oglesby addess-
ed the yast assemblage in an able man-
'ner, and We extract the following, hay
ing reference to President Johnson's
present position; .o5s .o.4na.i = a
"Well, they say. 'Oglesby, what have
you got to say about Congress and the
Presidentr That's the rub l say,
when Congress passed the Freedmaus,
Bureau BILL Congress did right. When
the President vetoed it he did wrong
When Congress passed the CIVIL Rights
bill, Congress did right. When the
President vetoed II, he did wrong -
When Congress. passed it over the veto
Congress did doubly right. [Trsmsn-
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For the Republican.
BRANDoNvlLLE, w. Va, !
81. r May 2ist, 1866.


Mr.. EDiroR Il used to be humble
contributor to the columns of the RE-
PUBLICAN, and have thought fit to send
your editorship this unworthy produc>
ton if it meets with your approbation
you may hear from me again.
The Spring is very backward here.
The farmers are just planting corn,
making an. extra effort to put out a
Spring crop. and have sown q large
crop of oats. and planted Q great many
potatoes. u Some are preparing for a
buokwheat crop, the wheat and rye be
ing quite failure I think there will
be enough for seed In the Fall and some
surplus The pasture is fine and wool
growers will have large quantities for
the next market. No fruit of any conss-
quoncs in this district. Money is quite
scarce owing TO the small amount Of
produce taken to market Jrha 81
There was somo dissatisfaction here
in rcfsrance to the f.lisgistration Law,
but nine tenths Of those pbject,ng took
the required oath They 'grumble, too,
about the proposed amendment 10 the
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dous applause. come here to endorse
Congress | say, let Congress 60 on
We look 10 you because you are the
law.making power. The President has
nothing to do with it. We have get
no one man power in this country
We don't want any vain coxcomb to
talk about maintaining the rights OF the
people, Hear, Who in the name of
common sense is there in this country
but people. Cheers | tell Mr.
Johnson he insults the people by talk
ing to them in this way [Applause J.
They don't want any body to stanl up
and feed them. Laughter.] The
world never gazed on such a demagogue,
but like all enormities it contains within
itself the seeds Of destruction. His egos
tism before the American people makes
him powerless Tor harm. He led the
American people! | tell you the Amer>
ican people can lead themselves and are
his superiors. [Great applause lthe
wants to lead anybody why don't he
arouse himself up to the trying times
to the dignity of double emotion, aud
say, I will elevate the colored masses OF
the Sonlh, who need support Ap-
plause. But, no, he turned his back
on them and goes snutfng around some
platform ard talks about taking care of
the American people They ask, "what
will you do if he comes b,ck p l will
take him, but | will tell you frankly, |
wil!never respect him again. Never!
NEvER!! NEVER!!! We elected him
because he said ne was in favor of free,
dom. He received your votes and
mine and then took counsel from the
worst men of the nation. From Vsllan
digham, from Sam Cox, and Stephens of
Georgia. He takes counsel from every
rebel tnat goes and visits Washington,
and excludes every loyal man from his
counsels, because they will not hattsr
and fawn upon and cater TO his cgotism
and vanity. l tell him plainly l don't
want him to stand by me. l say ">a
tan get thee betiud me-" Laughter +
He appointed Governors of the rebel
States and they called elections, and
members have been chosen for Congress
and Mr.. johnson says, "let them 60 in
l say to Mr.. Johnson, don't care if
they never get into Congress. 1t will
be no loss to the nation if they don't
Did we fight this war for the benefit of
the rebels Did we especially consult
their happiness? Not bit OF it. We
fought this war for the preservation Of
the Union of our forefathers. Are We
to rush down there and hurry them up
into Congress' Why should wet They
hate US and despise us. 1t IS unsafe to
trust them | don't care it they never
get into Congress" '.a.a
1t will be remembered that this man
is the Governor of ILLINOIS. He is thu
representative of the mass OF the people o.
! that State. The exponent Of those stern
soldiers who went with Sherman from
"Atlanta to the Sea" Their courage
has been tried upon many Soulherl
battlefield and 1t is cheering to know
that they can WELD the ballot as efficient
ly as the bayonet, and wil do it.
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RAlN,-On Saturday night and Sundy
the long wished for and greatly needed
showers came. The refreshing atmos.
phero, the terminated face of Nature
present quite a contrast to the dusty
earth, and dry parching winds OF few
days ago. The blasted wheat crop and
the backwardncss of other staples drew
quite long faces on our farmers, but we
are glad to see them cheering up and
hope they will meet their dread enemy
"hard times half way. There is in
reality no need of concern. Reports
from the West, North west and East are
all favorable. 1t is only in some dis
tricts Of the middle and Western States
that the crops are bighted in some de-
gree.
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PlTTSBURG GENERAL MARKET.
MAY &c, 1866.

May 2G, 1866.
GHAlS-Club Wheat at 2.3j-Oats
finn. at 50 to SIS. from storeat 60 to 65.
Shelled Corn at 80. Rye is in dpmaud
sale OF 1000 bushels, at 800
FLOUR $l0,75 to 1925 for fair to
choice brands OF Spring Wheat, and
$3.50 to $l3 for Winter Wheat brands
Rye Flour is selling at SO so tot.
Provisions Bacon a. lAb tor Shoul>
der II for Sides; 2lA for Plain Sugar
Cured Hams, and 22@23 for Canvassed
do, LAID is selling at 20 to 2l for
country and 22! for city. e
PorAroEs-Sales in regular way
at Sl,35 per bush, and $3.50 to 3,S5
per Dbl, as to quality. y 1u .l
BUr-ER-Is quiet and unchanged,
Sales at 20 to rs for common TO strictly
prime Roll. Il a. lT rRIEg
EGds--Steady and fresh at %.
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REPRESENTATION.

The following startling facts from the
Doyles,own Intelligcnccr are worthy OF
the candid consideration of every loyal
man: ..'.. ....
One of the public questions which
comes nearest home to the minds OF the
people is that of equalizing the basis of
Congressional representation, The Res
construction Committee OF Congress, IN
their report, which just been adop'
ted by an immense majority In the
House, makes this n precedent to the
admission of tho Rebel communities as
States into the Union. 1t should he
constantly kept in mind that the demand
of these recent Rebels, and OF their
Northern allies, is that they shall come
back into the Union, not as equals, but
as superrors; not welding the same
power as that welded by the same nuns
Der of voters in the loyal States, but
vastly greater power. 80 that, man, tor
man, each late rebel shall count for nearly
twice as much in influence upon all
national questions asa loyal man, so
tina, in the House of Representatives
and in the election of a President he shall
have two votes to the loyal mans one -
How monstrous this demand is will be
apparent from the consideration OF few
figures, which we herewith present.
i The total vote cast in 1860 in the eleven
Rebel States was only S67,O24. They
could not poll as many now within a
hundred thousand. The two States of
Now York and Pennsylvania cast at the
last Presidential election 1903, ,428 votes,
or 335, 40l more votes than the eleven
Rebel States combined, New York and
Pennsylvania have -four Senators; the
Rebel States have t,tsntq-tUs! New
York and Pennsylvania have .tDty-fr'
members of Congress; the Rebel States
will have siry.hOo! But even this doe'
not fully show the glarlng injustice o
the case Each Rebel Congressman
will represent only $4,000 voters; each
PENNSYLVANIA or New York Congress
man represents 25,000 voters. at the
rate upon which the Rebels will be rep
resented, Pennsylvania and New York
ought to have ainty-three Congresmer
instead of only tity-ive. But after tht
arpor,ionnent of 1870 unless the basl
of representation shall have been equal
lied, the Rebel States will have a still
more unjust advantage, Tor they viii
have added to their basis of representa-
ton two,if.hs of all the colored popula
ton of the South. This will give them
from twenty to thirty more Represents
tive, than they could claim under th'
old system, before emancipation. Th'
power of one voter in the South will b'
greater than that of t,oo voters III thu
Northern States. THIS is the desirable
entertainment TO which, under the name
of justice and mercy and magnanimity
the people Of Pennsylvania are invited
Hester Clymer is the champion Of thi
scheme CT robbing the people of Penn
tsylvania of their just rights, that superio
po,rer may oe given to the Rebels.
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TIE Democratic Primary Election
came off last Saturday, resulting as near
as we can ascertain as follows Assem-
bly,, Jno. Phelan, by large majority.
Associate Judges, Geo. Hoskinsor, L.
L. Craft. Proth'y, Justice f. Temple
Comm'r, J. M. Morris. Reg and Rec.
Peter Brown. Aud. Jonathan Alum.
Poor House Director, Wm. p Scott.
Dr.oT. w. Ross, the opponent of Mr..
Pbelan, we opine, would have polled a
larger vote, had it not become known
throughout the County that he was for
merly sargeon in the army. These
would be friends Of the soldier display
their friendship in singular way.
There was but two men on their County
ticket, making any pretentions to having
been in the army; the one we mention
abovea a drafted man. "Actions speak
Ouder than words"
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT

VENETIAN LINIMENT.1 a"i p.
4 CERTAIN CURE for pains in limbs anu
Aback, sore throat, Group, rheumatism, collie,
&c. A perfect family medicine, and never
fails. Read RcedM Read \!
LIvoSIA, WAYNE Co., M1cn.. June ia, 's9.
This is to certify that my wife was taken
with Quinscy Sore Throat; It commenced TO
swell, and was so sore that sho could not
swallow, and coughcd violently, used YOU
Liniment and made q perfect cure in ono
week. firmly believe that but for the Iinl.
ment she would have lost hor life. .,i u I'NQ,
.I .J,sn.lI JOHN H. HARLAN. NJ
Price 40 and SO cents. Sold by all druggists.
Office,5G Cortlandt Street, N, Y. ijI l''TI :,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

81 AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND DIS
TRIBUTION Of Piauos, Mclodeons Gold and
Silver Ware is now going on a:thc Snlesrooms
of REED & BRo 81 Liberty st, N. Y These
goods are sold at TWO DOLLARS EACH,
REGARDLESS OF VALUE. Send TWENTY
FIVE Cents for one numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The Number on
each Notice corresponds with the number on
same article Of goods, which will be sent on
receipt of 81. The money will be refunded
of the goods do not give satisfaction. Agents
make TWEN1 FIVE DOLLARS PER
WEEK. Send for Circular.
REED & BRO.
Office: L. y. BOX, 5l3S,
81 Liberty st. New York.
A ,ril Is, ly
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DIR TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT.

VENETIAN LINIMENT.
nrED OF cRoup-what pretty and interest
- ing child saw last week! But now, alas!
1t is no more. Such was tile conversation Of
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars
Died of Group !! how strange. when DR.. 70
bias Venetian Lniment is a certain cure, il
taken in time. Now, Mothers, we appeal to
YOU. 1t is not for the paltry gain and profit
VIC make, but for the sake ofyour infant child
that now lies playing at your feet. Group 10
a dangerous disease but use DR.. Tobias
Venetian Liniment in time, and 1t is robbed
of its tcrrors. Always keep it in the house
you may not want it to- night, or tomorrow
no telling when-but armed with this lniment
you are prepared, let It come when 1t will
Price only 40 cents bottle Office SO Cort-
andt Street, New York. Sold by all druggits
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Registers Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
" creditors, egatces, wards and other
persons Interested, that the undersigned Ex
ccutors, Administrators ano Guardians have
filed their accounts in the Registers Office,
and that the same will he presented to the
Orphans Court to be held within and for the
co.nty of Greene, on Wednesday, June Is,
1866, for confirmation and allowance.
Account Of j. A. Sauterc, Executor of 5. G,
Ilindgardner
Account of John IIavcr, Gardian OF Wilton
Htidle, minor. ...r
Account of s. H. lleadlee and L. r. Headlee,
Administrator of. +. Headlee, decd
Account of John Netf and Henry Sharpneck,
Admr. of John Nef, decd.
Account of BENZ. WAY, Executor of Thomas
Burson, deed.
Account of Paul Raa Administrator of N L..
Smith, decd.
Account of Jacob Ramor, Executor of John
Myers, decd.
Accountrof Jacob Ramcr, Guardian of Nicey
Ann Evans, formerly Niccy Ann
Minor
Account of Uriah Rinchart, Executor of usan
Rneart, decd.
Account of. e. DinsmOre, Administrator OF
7- Lewis Barnhart, decd
Account of Thos. Moore, Administrator OF w.
Z. Brock. decd.
PETER BROWN, Register and Rec.
NAY %, '66. -tc.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT. UNE
v TERM, 1856.
commonwssath mon u, vs Thomas Wood, No. :
Burson tor uss vsyBurson, M Al. June Term,
1851, '' ..... rt.
Tucksberry vs. Lantz, No, AZ, Dec. Term, "a.
Garrison vs., Bosard, No. lis, Dec. Term ~
Howlsworthys, Gwyun No. ia, March Term,
Church vs.. Flennikcn, No. l20. June Term,
1856.
Hennen for use vs.. Elder ct al., No. 1873, NJ.
Term, 1857.
Slough VS.. Kinney's heirs, No. 81, Dec. T..
1851 ...f'..
Montgomery ct al VS.. Fonner, No. l2, Sept.
Tcrm 1858.
Clcmmer Il Dunn vs.. Cooper, No. 1877, Sept.
Term. 1858.
Piper VS.. Kincaid, No. 05, June Term, 1859.
Hook vs.. OTIS admrs., No. l3G, Sept Term,
1859.
Armstrong vs.. Fuller, No. 0s, June Term, go.
I.antz vs. Lan,z' No. so, Sept Term, 1850.
Same vs.. Same, No 81.
inc vs. Same, No. 53,
Staley vs. Cole, No. 72, Dec Term, 1860.
Shoemaker vs.. Yeager, No. 90. March Term,
1861. . .1
Miller for use VS. McNeely, admir-, No 90.
June Term, 1861.
Stephens and wife vs. Lantzs heirs, No. %,
March Tern, 1862.
Tanner va Uu m 10 az al No 10 June Term
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RENO TlMEs.--By the last issue of this
sheet we learn that it is compelled to
suspend on account Of pecuniary embar'
rassment. This is deplorable as the
Times was cre6itable in every way tothe
editor, and to the County. Venango
must have been torgetful Of her in,er-
est5
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Lyons Periodical Drops
TIE GREAT FEMALE fREMEDY +, Il
IRREEITIA RlTIES -.

lllE DhEh rEMAbC 4 hEMI-b1 i ~
i.-., g. IRREGULARITIES. ...r,
These Drops are u scientifically compound
ed fluid preparation, and better than any
Pills, Powders Or Nostrums. Being liquid,
their action is direct and positive, rendering
them a reliable, speedy and certain specific
for the cure of all distractions and suppress
siops Of nature Their popularity Is indicated
by the fact that over 100, 900 bottles are an
nually sold and consumed by the ladies of the
United States, every one of whom speak in
the strongest terms Of praise of their great
merits. They are rapidly taking the place OF
every other Female Remedy, and are con-
sidercd by all who know atght of them, as
the surcst, safest and most iniallible prepara-
ton in the world, for the cure of all female
complaints the removal of all obstructions OF
nature, and the promotion OF health, rcgulnri-
ty and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may he used, and explaining when
and VIII, they should not, nor could not be
used without producing effects contrary to
natures chosen laws will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written
signature of JoHN l. LYON. without which
Zone are genuine.
Prepared by D, JOHN L. LYON, 1a5
Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn, who can
be consulted either personally or by mail,
enclosing stamp, concerning allaprivate dis
eases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
c G. CLARK &c CO., .j.f
General Agents for U. s. ana Canadas.
Nov. 3, 'G5.-ly. ..... .tt ..t
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We desire to Call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.. A.
EsENwEIN, he offers for sals one of
the finest farms in Monongalia county,
w Va. 1t is known as the Tygard
Farm. To such of our readers who de-
sire good farm here is an opportunity
rarely offered. Churches, Schools and
Mills are close by. Good buildings and
tences-land in good order.
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LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS. The
Post Masters at Waynesburg, Clarksville
and Carmlchaels, in Greene County, Pa,
have been appointed Agents to collect
funds for the Lincoln Monument. They
are solicited to raise the sum of $500 in
Greene County
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9ofal Matters,
SOLDIERS CONVENTION.

The Soldiers of Greene County are re.
quested to meet at the Court House in
Waynesburg on Saturday, June 2, 1866,
to appoint Delegates to attend Soldiers
State Convention to he held at Pitts
burg, on the 5th day of June next, and
to further advance the interests of the
Soldier IN this County. All honorably
discharged Soldiers arc requested to
attend.
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A Administrators yotice

/ ETTERS of administration having bcen
IL granted to the undersigned upon the es.
tate OF Oliver Keener late of Aleppo town.
ship. decd: Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted to said estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same are hereby notified to pre-
sent them DULY authenticated for settlement.
...,, JOSEPH KEENER,
May 2.ew Admir-. Of Jackson tn. Y
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Baltimore cattle market.

BALTIMORE May 24,-Beef Cattle.
Prices to>day ranged a. follows: A
few common to fair at S7,60aS, good 50
and extra beeves 1925 per roo lUALho
.scalawags in market.l ldqaYi, .r, nv nv
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tual antido,c for dis
cases SarsapariIla is
reruted to cure. Such
u remedy is surely
wanted by those who
suffer from Strumous
complaints, and that
one which will accom- .
plish their cure must
prove, us this has; OF
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JosEru Cook, Chr.
Of Last Convention.

GUnIHR, like the Pre- ident, holds his
lcvees, admitting Democrats and Repub.
leans Unfortunately to see his New
Goods. t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of Administration upon the Estate OF
JOHN HEADLEE, Esq, late of Perry Town
ship Greene Co. decd, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Register OF Greene
County, all persons knowing themselves in.
debtcd to said Estate arc,requested to pay tho,
same, and those having claims against said Es-
late arc requested to present them duly au-
:henticatcd tor settlement Na|l" -''j-H
PuINEAS HEADLEE, .
... ELI HEADLEE y. ..,.-
Apr low Administrators.
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"WmRN you catch black cat shave
him 1t you want to avoid being
"shaved" go to JAMES GuInEI's.
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NKwiYonK Nav 9

Gold irregular, unsettled and lower,
openingat lao and declining to 139,
and closing at 1897.
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Gold has gone upto 1873, but it don't
effect the prices particle at JAMES
GUuEk's.
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Exchange Hotel
Gree n 5boro.

IN INVITING THE PUBLIC to his patrou-
L age, the undersigned feels confident that
by bis long experience, he will be enabled to
render satisfaction to all He guarantees the
best accommodations both to man and beast,
May IL, '65-Iy J. w. HARM.
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I'D " II u LIN G. Nh OU 4 II .

AYERS SAkSAPARlLLA>
I s Il concentrated extract of the choice root
/ so combined with other Substances Of still
greater Alternative power as to afford an ctTrc
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.


A Clergyman, while residing in South
America, as a missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Earl" Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal O.gans and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banelul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have be en-
already cured by this noble remedy. Promr-
ted by desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate l will send the recipe or repairing
and using this medicine. in a sealed envelope,
to any one who needs it, free of charge.
Please inclose post-p paid envelope, ad.
dressed to yourself
Address JOS. T. INMAN, ,-
Station ID, Bible House,
Apr II, ly New York City.
NNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION
TO- YOUNG MEN and others who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, &C., supplying ut the same time
The MEANS OF SELF CURE. BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, single copies, free Of charge, may
be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ.
May23 'GG.-ly Brooklyn, Kings Co, N Y.
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IT,. .EwIS DAY.

NEALER IN Books, Stationery, Wall PAPER,
- Window PAPER &c. Sunday School
Books OF al Kinds constantly on hand, Way
nesburg, Pa, opposite Post Office.
May o, 'Ge.-Iy
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Upto the time Of going to press we
have nothing definite concerning the re
turns from West Va. election.
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YOU will find that the cheapest and
best goods are sold by JAMES GUnsg.