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, 1866-05-01

The prest{cst thing, the "sweesest shln<.'taud ,he
most OF It for the ieast money. 1t oyercomes tha
Of rerspralon Roftsus and -d- ~.ssacy to the akin
il DEL .h,fat t,etfes; sllafA hc1iachc and tu1am-
,.e,.vI and Is sssry in the scx foom
In the nursery And upon tha toe: sdeboari. 1t ean
be obtained eEerywhtse At one doltt PET bott1n.
SARATOGA BpRIEti WATER, sold by all drug
Fists, -
, 1866-05-01

9tst:te but'E. The Jl.ld Of But ser in the Western
s1s blos talr tnls largely IN e1Iess Of the
atm u tmtEoysmeu she ssaSlt viii b Ereauy . hi
ducts. ana rTots ne tpnl ips OF Euttcs tot .h=
r. . sa.l sts .s "a .2a b.f nrEis.
and must s2on re:ro.rade neavuy ptce. The "a nle-
Eet clc.cs dali and tc1vy Elsh downward tc11eacy.
~eaao:e:
FEw CROP BUTTER
otaos { and anssex Cn.-teah pals, e o.....5s aso
Pcnrsyiy9n1a-iFesh pals. q D., ..........N a6p
EfeW York statc-hs! ntSln tubs. y n......59 e53
Wcstctn-tubs and tsk1ng.. 9ia
, 1866-05-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
AT 81les of Cram reported In tAts market report
are sudde on t1is EtcFge. HnIe4f o1atFctse e.

art ,aade on oa4ts *toragt. Hnlsts oertss e.
p'e'seo. noxn4r EyEs1xo, Arr, %:
=, EHEIGaTlsH Go 3sI :1 t.. ! H5x .ss essy
id Z iIxIs: fSaf E i
s.1n.. a; :! = sse . Eos!sn I'D Feili.ad:
:: r. sstG1sshEss SS!fns.cc oaa
T1o6lss@feseissd.' '.ess nriI: snpped. Ais ntla
MEe qu. hny s sad ssl!sss Rc!SE ngaF; s.'ss
"a isc =; RI d < =! s. i,
:; il = sss e: s d & y =
No. spring regular advanced ssae So:2 sp;tng Eas
e & e 6ss.7 no saes neT 3. . SG's & 6usa,
do At f1ss z 6p % at aa .tsf:y fce2a; q Io9
& 5x g 9 r. Se s s. 5n e
e os ~ e. ssst e as g 10 q s. s e
sis 100 b .rEuiss i tls t95 By Do at s.es ,2o'
hu do 1T $IQ3-cloet1g quiet with buyers OF No. 1t
S1.53k and stlteI1 At $i-:S4.
CDR E-Eecelvtd s1bshf Dn 6h{pped. 1lssssS Gu.
e an SEQ n
Iii basE &c. i:e,ec;e1 Cora vas very Saiet and
eaE1er. Enfcs were: CoKH ~ FrpKE-5,tco bu NO.
o r a Sss GO 90 4 so ss S9 SS
a. a. a. q e a;ssssa = @ s. Ns5sss e
sAri;c i:crs TErx OK 1oArp-I71o IN h!yh mixr1 a.
siseiosiHE s;esG5 5nd urm al :o1c ior nesh 30. In
stGyc .-
ses & hi Ss.s e. e.
9G M liz ia nj c. nj bu No Il fsj<c
DEG-ErrtIyef 2 $40 I'm aldppet nuue. Market
at1!ye sLd El better. Sales Ee1f: 2410 nu No. at
ss. stsn hu Al 5jEc: IN ia do II Nxc
Tni n fecr1 rcd . I'm ~ shin1ed {St hn
,,ana rs 1Mi.s Ssirs wsIr: ltoo bn Esnsts It ii E
- = N IN Ne.fe,n Al e0c IN track
T. sf:sssTt%U1Is ~ nrct md nnmjosJ ut II 4Aa ats
nHGHANHaEg Se{s. rvere. IN toni tftf1ittr-s II
b1ASs eo-s@es "7e' !" '0"o ''' -
*l!:M'. dru ,,t bnn,r,, IT Il mai -. smsr,
ut!t - ~ - as,,n. w;tfin ~ T.n .snrs
fa!ts ex-StoEe ~ N4ue - ,4is ~ h.t.aH
BRGUM ~ suM -
pefni n - y a. a. ~
/ rEESN AA-ls noulanal ~ s"a>9e' "eAea1 " ~
t14nsaGI1ns. .,t..s :, ~. -,
| bEI1lEH-KeeesSEa. n9oc: sMPpea. axs9 ~ ~
Atlae tEona tnt atukna ius i31a MMIts knesu ls ~
htch EQ1lfy. lncIg u ~ tshas caotGE utsa
" the tnaIk nuo salss ot soa: !ota atS Ia4e ~ ~
gther dsts1tp'ions are qalet a. 9aotGa esc
Eholce ua1t3 =. =. ~ ) r.
/ Geo4. ~ ft1fkin ........ -. .......... if~ 1sr
'DAEG{N(s-7hc uc1,iS-d modc,Atc ia rTrrs
aIRItyeiy steuoy C0ttoa GOODS n.e fasi-r nnd
on round lotS slant co: ccsslons Ert made Ncdnose
Lincoln A. bu Sentnlts, linen. .,,,,,,,.,.. Il Il
| Rational i, p" 90, ,,,,,.,..,... IL
| UaI1n i. ~ ................ H
| Illinois A. :. ,.,.,.,..... e
| Com EXCHANGE. - S.S ne
flaHccn 4, 1u. sesnleS3 0IS
S11yE n. - cotton seamless. ............. 6Es
Lewiston !. ...,,,,.,.,,,..,.. Hfs
| tx
, 1866-05-01
The Greatest Discovery In the
World.

Treatment by incubation. The only way to cure
yenereai H!sea.es. d: RosESBERG. istesy y. r.
rived rom Europe, currs III Ven.feA D1eases Eltnont
diet or cass oI e1po.urt, the tae way as
we9t cured n London hos!!ta!s lat yea5 D. e. 18th,
1he wboie Of Europe. snd bEo9ght America, most e.
eurcNint True benefit for III etltcted.
9AE ESs Sh We ~ ~ 2Esss,e6 4,
for lie fn1ure. Prisons cured By him never take
the yenereal disease aat ie. then be eyf 70 6adi5
h!s pr1Tnte consultation foou, adiouing his o!ee.
Consultslon ree for bath se1cs Perert cure sna.an
erred here given mp By other doctors.
org u 12S De3des.n 5Ssro IT. IT sPefaa ~ s9Ts
Oficc honTs-9 to Il h H. to p. n, to9 Pm.
ap19sSS3-7t III aAAIN
, 1866-05-01
C0UMENcEaY..

. MONDAY ErEx1sc. Aptu %, 1865.
1he tll1oW ing tabic shows the receipts and sh,p.
ments ot Produce during the past fotty-easht
hauIs.
, 1866-05-01
Navigation Open On Green Ha,


The steamer GcrEe L. Dunlsr, OF the Chicago aud
Northwestern Railway ilne, hal commenced running
regularly II connection With h6r consor the SArsn
opening The Lake Superior route.
, 1866-05-01

The pnruM eieetlen for Directors Of the Mrrchsrt's
lufurance Company Of khitaEo vii taFe Ace 1t her
tfee % Monday, atsy ssn. lse between The noasa OF
LH WIN. Z. AVlLV& secretary.
, 1866-05-01

And Fu1ure Prospects, in Life clearly revealed bY Or
f:aphael Tie Wins tho affections OF the opposite ser
he guides you to wealth. health and happInsaa. Gail
at 213 East Aadlsoost., {up-stsrs.} between Wells
and franklin. Consultauon fra One Dollar. . Is36
, 1866-05-01

Hsre tbe Gold market OPENED At II, hut 1ua:ae:
d1slely fen back AFTER the 1espt Of the New York,
oe.pstcher. and closed At tzsG5 1854. suYer was
dull aud nominal al 1l5f1118.
Government Bonds kc:c steady but tim. VS.
, 1866-05-01

Use Chester's Vegetable Liquid
Hair Dye.
oae preparation only. Sold by ali Drusa.ta.
DroorlnG Lily. mY19tl! 4t!Ara
, 1866-05-01
kcxv yor..s .ssoru &1uru.,


New York Stock sturHef,
CLOSING prices for cash. April s1a 1876, rrtelyrd by
Jo:crA b. Lyons Commlsaoa, etock and BOND rraket,
md ccs1cr In Government Secnstue., No. 81 Sonth
, 1866-05-01

| tE&6VW1EN KH1&A6 u1NFREf-APf1I stSs
For S1K6Lr rs7sExaru-SHcoyp ovALrrrSbY 10.
hJ = Z and I'd, y p p Il s55:s to 10 hT H.
..Fos sSdLs sTEEse4u-BE - IT IS bya .s..u; b7 .,
$sse; ksy 4, Ss.;5; :! 10 9bylE sSi9: ! y i
btl. t6.:a nyi5 to 5by d IS; 81 Is Is 70 By is
:9nI l. 1st9 +, y y $sS;: i b !ite l1sI r.
EIE: 9hy 1870 tnby ". sGs5; II ~ IS ia II b IL
II by 3to y bJ 1s s6.s5; II BY Is to by u.
, 1866-05-01
DROPOSALS FOR HAULING
l. CAST IRON wATrR PIPES.

OYYsck or TaE BnAED or PunLIc WoRxS}
Chicago, April u, l.s5- s
Pubic Works.. 1t theiF office. unni II = H. hl2tfs5.
april sotn for hauling uom tha =. ldeve De-; % nu
1ne kame shs bs csJsred to be s. Sid "
rcipue iii iaaor Of ,oett. Aud un!Yad!ng e plpts.
and 10 be done aec9<iS 70 III y IL ~ r ta ~
1nnns,e for nnv damaEu done 10 the rpss alter It's
ees II st be sddrcs. cd fhe BoA=G Of Public
,,ttks endorsed ~Proposal fos uacin- Te1et Plpc4"
and be ACCOMPANIED With the usua! $9N bond, with
sureties, to be approx I'd b. sha Boxfd.
8o4rd rcstsyc the Tshk to reject any bid rotin
accordance with the conditions OF this advertisement,
ot to reject MI BIDS and no proposal wills Be sccp.ed
iaceIy 10 The bosfd that he bis The neccssayy sill,
experience. e-esEy nud ability for toi.s the Work Is
Trustworthy. amt has Sufficient pscnuta:y aurces
j. u. t}fSpKLE
FRED LETE
... Q,J- RA57.
ap11T63Sl0t EoaTt Ct Public Works.
, 1866-05-01

Hav1aE been cured OF Epezmsto1hea By celebrates!
aaa n9tneo 1 n. msssS @ o. LSatms, ~, aS
which tney csa BE- rc:nan cGsly cured. Al com3n2[.
cAtopA co11ldrt4Al. Address with stamp Il. STAN
LEY. 4. .. Drawer 64SSt Chicago. Ill. 1I9s
, 1866-05-01


Lumber. 1.Sooo z.t!4oo
Ian. m...... .........-.......... lsa,Eo 1900
LCMEER-Tht deraCnd for cazcoes continues active,
1nd Lie rnu1kei u ttead5 AID firm. II! arrivals TO-.
da5 we1e lehs. sa1el were: Cargo sctr Fisher. from
Thttc LAKE, u n strips, balance mixed, At tla 50;
carro ethf Lizzie fhtoop. Afcakegon 50 H. coasc
cut, 1t es sH; carCp schr Honest john from Muske-
s",.se 81, st s.tS s:
E&peta C1ief. from While Lake. llo n. cosffe eat Al
x1- e.x: c,rco schr Peofa. netm Grand hrrT. 50 H.
strips, teaptlinz and tols' It ssIso sehr r1sn.
es-ro s.hr T1or,ee, from Grant River. % NJ ittp,,
h,}scce oos-ts End scantlins. 1t e1s.tQ
n lie nsds the cca:and IL good and ihr market II
e,-a. NC quote: .........
fe,r x ss9 A'SS q
Thr TT. Cd Gs a;soaa ssr foo3i1. ID
ss'he'. Toueh-1he sarae Al second *o Nv, * n,
csT:u E,a;rior -; r. ~
9IRtclcd and drtsse1 con- F.ooFtoE.. a.hte51.o0
Matched aai dressed, Inch common
Fiiss I'd seeons eiesi s'ain: ,osstla @sSs 50
Nssop.ooI toetds. select, Is inch and
4:|::s $::; $sz
saM'si e I'd I'd s ss:saiss !; e i 5sss.;s :$9sS
g or s shsssd asa L ..e.:
40; Star ssEed sh,aE'es ssSs ssSs 515
sSo. ssaee seRa shinlei:. 49,: 80: ~
= ia II T. E;ro;a i Z
q or 50. shsvcd Shingles, oy car .,,. 50
'eae e s. 6 ss1sd Si.nziSs. S5 ssi
so.i eio SAVED aa saa:ie;: 81 caf oad o. '
nSo: sawed Shingles. :; cai load load s' ~
xc sdded 10 sGofs prices x6sa tIsnsfsrred
, 1866-05-01

BaicheIor'B Hair Dye.
1he Best in the World! Harmless reliable. irstan-
tAntous. The only perfect DJe! No disappointment
DO rtdiculors TINT StgHsd H1lItdm 1: Haieselcr,
MIL1EE ELEURS-E preserves md bc4 ut lie.
the hal1. Sold by all Druggists. 1e9als8 II
, 1866-05-01
NOTICE-

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Money for damages for tie exteuston Of alley
IN block IS, see. :. .. IL Is ready foE osymenf.
OFYIcE OF TUK hoard OF PCBLtc W0EKa,k
....-. EuIcA1o. April 31lL 1885,
HosIce is hereby gtyeI by The poard ofPuhsic Works
reany 10 be paid ovc1 to the own Or owce1s entitled
to the damages awarded 3or the extension OF aey
that afttr Gays from the d3te thereof the city Of
Chicago vii! en.ef upon ind nppsortate II. property
j. G. GIADELE,
FRED. LEIZ,
o, l. ROSE.
qna1ye.&1tt EonfH of Public Works.
, 1866-05-01

EE@F
II TAHlK.


Mosn4Y EyKsrsn, April %.
The recc!rts md shipments dnstnz the past forty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.
PASSED BY THE FoRTY-FFTH LEGISLATURE. A d 1866
CapEr6.

a. act III rHlsfn fl fHr r..s f tans II s1Eri.r ~
A. a. FL saai srar Eafs tHrae af .asrtar asfry
g. II ~ Arfsrl -tslaras r..srHr rr.-as-In1s
sssfr
o. Il rea.raf n.
-r.r-T d. d. s arfies IN shrh eNrrutlr. sfr1ials
Halr Id ..lHr ...a aasa af r. laasasl arsar
party saH .tHarr si..aslfstar raararstlF. rsrfF
rsr ~ .aa a.raass al ta-lfF fl. 50 r. ts 49,
i ai-sss.ae ca srurs ralas II rFaiar aallrulng
ltrr tar AN af tstarar i1te-ts-a lrf .-l-
Ell. a.HH ra.Ir.T alr..r.srrsfHr
eve gsrtr rrers alf snl t-tas- tae -lFess s.rfr
srs s-ar R rsr.ali ri sNl-sei fla1a ts-ufi rai
errrHr s-i.h n.
-rlr a. ts "a l-.rts ~ SO uu.asts1 ia
i.rllsisaaus ttas naretF Iasisf
lhspresei frtrasry q lsos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

A At A. fHrtarr n1rra rn rrr e. - rtar
e. srfrr'r .re IT fa saH .I .-r ....r-f go slarF.
fe 0.|n.rrr.rr srr..r rara.rts
- u rar.ael - .t fI - $780,
~ Ar.ar.aIarF rrrre..ef f...rs
- ftrr D fssfnr -.sraIrr I'll 80 as q rishtrra
tar.rHa 80 atfffsH rnutal 40 sasruf 1srtsa
Fr.sru u rtsrt.- .ff ri tt. 49, 80 -r.fatrs CO.
0rrnHE 'arss A. arr.Nr .rrfhrr .ara1- tr frr nrfI
e. a.trrth 49, . ssrarr. rtrareu nrr.ri ani etfF
~"H" Inr.H. so 'ars0Hs .rrsrafn1s sl.a. Hl-n a.
-snf rr f-t.r r.tvunf RI tar tis .n a. ar irs.ts
II .as... u.rrr .f 60 tHltaa rtstas
~rr 81 r..s e. sh-l ur ia 49, fr.-- sui 49, a.
lsFsca.sa y.u..-y o. tea
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

and rebellion by making citizenship
national and not sectional. How much
did the Democrats do toward that object!
The Republicans in Congress tried to
the extent of their powers to abolish
throughout the bounds OF the republic
the evils of caste, as second only to those
of slavery. How much did the Demo
Gratis do toward that object9
The Republicans in Congress provld-
ed, the Freedmen's Bureau, n means of
defending the rights of the cmancipated
slaves against the expressions of their
late masters, by civil agents and tri-
bnnals. How much did the Democrats
do toward that object!
The Republicans in Congress strove to
guard against all future chances of rebel
attempts to repudiatc the national war
debt by amending the Constitution so as
to make tho debt inyiolate, How much
did the Democrats do toward that ohject7
The Republicans in Congress tic d to
guard the treasury and the ta&-pay'r rs
against being saddled with the payment
OF compensation to slave owners for
cmancipated slaves. How much did the
Democrats do toward that object?
The Republicans in Congress endeav-
ored to guard against oligarchy by pro-
viding tor impartial representation
through n constitutional amendment
whereby the representation of Sta,e
would be apportloned to Its voters. How
much did the Democrats 10 toward that
object'
An answer to these queries is respect
fully requested from those of our Demo,
cratic contemporaries who have been so
fluent in their dendncialions of the Re,
publicans IN Congress
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

present at that time and should come
provided with bsgood's Fifth Reader,
Stoddards Intellectual Arithmetic, paper
pencil, pen and ink and ten cents in mon
ey-lhe equivalent OF postage and rev.
enue stamps. Teachers must avail them
selves of this opportunity of obtaining
certificates, as private examinations will
not be granted, nor old certificates en-,
dorsed, except Upon undoubted proof Of
satisfactory reasons of non attendance at
the public examinations. The examina>
tons in the Theory of Teaching will be
based on Wickerstram's School Econo-
my Directors and citizens are invited
to be present. Persons writing to mo
on Official business and wishing a reply
shonld enclose postage stamp.
RICE $ LANDING, Il. j. TEAL
Aug. 22 'G6. Co. Supt
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
. EDUCATIONAL.


The undersigned, County supevin,en.
dant Of Greene County will examine
Teachers at the following times and
places, viz:
For Cumberland tp. and Carmichaels
boro, at Carmichaels, Saturday Sept. Is.
For Greene tp. at Garrards Fort, Mon
day Sept II. .,...,,
For Monongahcla tp. at Mapletown,
Tuesday Sept, Is.
For Dunkard tp at Davistown, Wed.
nesday, Sept. 10,
For Perry tp. and Mt. Morris at Mt.
Morris, Tuesday Sept. 20.
For Whitley tp. at New,own, Friday
Sept. 2l
For Franklin and Marion tips. Monday
Sept "a
For Wayne tp. at Spragg's school
htu3e, Tuesday Sept. 25
For Gilmore tip at Jolleytown, We'd
nesday, Sept. 26.
Springh'll ,p at Freeport, Thursday
Sept. 27
For Alleppo 'p at Elbins schco ol house
Friday Sep. 2s.
For Jackson tp. at Milliken's school
house, Saturday Sept. 20.
For Centre tp. at Rogersville, Mon
day Oct. /.
For Richhill tp. at Jacksonville, Tues.
day, Oct. 2.
For Morris tp. at Nineveh, Wedesday
Oct 8.
For Washington tp, at Ross school
house, Thursday Oct. 4.
For Morgan tp at Centre school
house, Friday Oct. 8.
For Jefferson tp andJeffarson borough
at Jefferson, Saturday OCT. 9.
The examination ,Ill commence at
10 o'clock A, M. Applicants must be
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

AMUSEMENT AND INsrRUCrIov. series
Unpopular Experiments, cnllvened by
Magic Lantern Exhibitions was given by
Prot W. G Scott on the evening Of the
23d inst. in thu College Chapel, for the
purpose of procuring money to invest in
Apparatus for the Institution. The
night was disagreable, being rainy and
cold, and bu, few of cnr citizens aware
of the entertainment. hence their attcn-
dance was not so large as looked for, or
rs it would have been had it been pleas
ant evening Qnite a nice little sam
was realizel
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

GHARY CLUB The young men OF on,
town have succeeded in organizing q
Geary club Two meetings have been
held and 1t bids fair to become a formi,
dable and useful organization. This is
what the young men of every commu
nifty IN our county should do. Band
yourselves together. "IN UNION THERE Is
STRENGTH" We all know that an army
compact and disciplined is invulnerable,
lot it become broken and 1t is easily rout
ed. Unite thea and present firm and
brlstllng tro"t, against which the masses
OF our enemy will thunder IN vain, and
finally from which they will reccil panic
stricken, dismayed and confused!
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
7'7'7-77'll77 y '7s&'-7-<s---l'7l7---' g
A CARD TO INYALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing In Soutl,
America, as u missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Earl Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Ogans, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banciul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have be en-
already cured by this noble remedy Promp-
ted by desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate will send the recipe for preparing
and Using this medicine in sealed envelope,
to any ono who needs It, free Of charge.
Please inclosc postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself
Address, JOS T. INMAN,
Station D, bible House,
April ly New York City.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

THE OLD NAME but IN NEW HANDS.
L. W. II II 0 M z so N,
uAyING purchased the above named Gro.
Ill Gerry. has reftted and restockei It He
has q complete stock OF Confectionery oranges,
Lemons Sugar Coffee Tea, (green and
black), Syrup Molasses, canned fruit cheese,
rice, soda nsh, white lime, soft soap Country
made) candles, crackers OF oil Kinds, cigars,
tobacco (cho wing aud smoking) fish, lamps
Of, small fancy articles, &C., Sc. Any one
needing the articles mentioned or anything In
the line not mentioned will do well to call
Produce taken IN trade Remember the place.
the Farmers Grocery" formerly owned by
p, Brown. Mayo, '66.-Iy.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
DIR TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT.

LIED OF CRoUP-what pretty and interest
;, ing child Saw last week! But now alas /!
~ is no more. Such was the conversation of
Two gentlemen riding down town in the cars
nled OF Group how strange! when Dr. To-
pas venetian Liniment is certain cure, if
taken IN time. Now, Mothers, we appeal to
YOU 1t is not for the paltry gain and profit
we make, but for the sake ofyourintant child
mat now lies playing at your feet Group is
dangerous disease hut use Dr. Tobias
venetian Llnlment in time, and 1t is robbed
OF its terr RS. Always keep It in the house :;
you may not want it to night, or Tomorrow
no telling whcn-but armed with this lihiment
you are prepared, let it come when it will
Price only 40 centsa bottle. Office sc Cort-
landt Street, New York. Sold by all drurrist
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

The grass and weeds growing over
the "habiations of the dead north OF
town, seems to Indicate dlsrespect, if not
criminal neglect to those ''departed. -
Rank vegetation and the rum wrought
by predatory animals have almost oblit,
Grated the marks that designated those
two lots as burial grounds. An occa-
sional sandstone crumbling to decay, the
few marble slabs glistening amid the
dense foliage, every month iLclining
farther earthward, suggest sorrowfal res
Elections. Are there none in our midst
who can recall the time when they heard
the dull rattle of clods upon the coffin
of some dear one in those lonely yards
Surely there is. Then let decent res.
pect tor their remains urge uron you
immediate action. Restore the fences
to proper condition clear away the ac-
cnmulating underground, and preserve
to ourselves and posterity the memory
of our earlier citizens.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
WHO DID IT?

Tho last North american presents the
case of Radicalism vs.. Democracy in
the following clear light:
The Republicans in Congress labored
through the whole of the late session to
provide protection for the freedmen in
their newly acquired rights How much
didth Dem ocrats in Congress do toward
that object3
The Republicans in Congress sought
earnestly and persisten,ly to provide
some means OF securing the personal
safety and the rights of'the prosecuted
Union men of the south against the
vengance Of the defeated rebels How
much did the Democrats in Congress do
toward that objectl
The Republicans in Congress endeav-
ored to give the regularity of statute
enactment to tho reconstruction plan Of
President Johnson, and to place upon
our records the terms of re.admission as
future security for. both south and
north How much did tho Democrats in
Congress do toward that objectl
The Republicans in Congress sought
by legislation and by constitutional
amendment to guarantee to every citizen
of the republic equality Of civil rights
before tho law. How much did the
Democrats do toward that objectl
The Republicans in Congress sought
to break up the foundations otsocession
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

AT a meeting Of the Republican citi-
zens OF our place at the Hamilton House
on Tuesday evening 23d inst. Numerous
delegates were appointed to atteld the
Loyal Southern Convention to be held
iii Phila Sept. 25d. prox.
We understand that quite number
are gong, and that an enthusiastic time
is expected. Success to all.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29

lloN, llNMlIroN WAEn lately made a
speech in Maryland, in which he said;
"Who are against the Radical Con
gress? -? jeff Davis is against it. Robert
E. Lee, Is against it. Henry Gilmore is
against ii, Every rebel is against It,
The same men that burned down your
dwclingsat night, and made war hileous
along your borders, are against 1t. The
sneaking, Kissing, Northern Coppcrhead
is agalns,r 1t. | say to you who is tor i7
Every mother who has lost son; and
every wife who has given her husband;
and every one who visits the sacred
graves that are sprinkled all over the
land, in tears and sorrow: every lover
of his country, North and South, are in
favor of it,"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
TONSORIAL.

THOMAS FERREL respectfully announces
i that he has pure hased the shop of Charles
Hickey, and solicifs o call from those who may
desire his services as Barber and Hair Dresser.
He occupies room No, 8, Campbers Row,
where he is prepared to perform Hair. Cutting
according to the latest mode, and do Shaving
with real magnum bonum raiors
Come hith II, come hithor, by night or by day,
For the gay and the witty he shavcs and
cut hair
And as quickly as one dressed and brushed,
goes away,
Another is sure to drop down in the chair;
And the chin that is smoothed, and the hair
that is dressed.
So polished and graceful and neatly appear
That Ii Taste hasa mansion on earth, Ills con
fessed,
1t Is hero-it is here
Here Fancy designs, and rs gay the design
AS the gayest which Fashion e'er taught to
the trade
And graceful the wave of the locks as they
shine,
Where Fcrrel's hand has their beauty array.
Then let old and young, all the lovers of Taste,
For II Taste has u mansion ON earth, hither
haste.
1t is hcrc--it is here :.
WayncsDllrg, augl If
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

gJr AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND DIS.
TRlBUTION of Pianos, Melodeons, Gold and
Silver Ware is now going on a.thc Saesrooms
of REED & BRo 81 Liberty St, N Y. These
goods are sold at TWO DOLLARS EACH,
REGARDLEss OF VALUE, Send TWENTY
FIVE Gents for one numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The Number on
each Notice corresponds with the number on
game article of goods which will be sent on
receipt of So. The money will be refunded
Of the goods do not give satisfaction. Agents
mako TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PER
WEEK. Send for Circular.
REED & BRO
Office: l.. O. BON, 5i3S,
81 Liberty st. New York.
April lS, ly t