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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05
A MEAN nENICE-

T A scheme, whicl for paltry moanncss has
been seldom equalod, was discovered at
Washington last week, and promptly expos
cd. 1t was nothing more nor less than a
plan to keep back tic payment of the addi =
tional bounty votcl by congress to our vet
eran volunteers. TIE board of army officers,
to whom the law hid been referred, to ascer-
tain whether bounies could be paid under
it and to frame rulcs for tho disbursement of
the money, reported on the Goth inst, that
the act was all right; and furnished the
necessary forms to be used in carrying it
out. This rcpcrt the President withheld,
Or in plain terms, pocketcd, with the pur-
pose, rs is believed, to prevent the payment
of any bounties until after the Fall elections
and, in the meantime, to create the imprcs.
sion that Congress did not really intend any
payment but simply passed some unn,ean-
ing words by which to deceive the soldiers
and obtain their votes. The chances arc
that tho unexpected exposure of this trans
action will secure tho publication of the re-
port II is said, however, that there is
settled determination in Administration cir
cles to prevent the Republican sparty from
receiving any of the good will which would
spsing from the general payment Of, boun-
ties before the election. sstfs f'-alo@ u
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1t is done Last Wednesday came
and has gone, again. The morning
was ushered in with damp,hrzy atmos|
phere. 1t had raincd the night previous,
and the overcast sky looked portentous
of heavy weather and bad day. es o.
clock camc, and as Che bright rays Of
The genial sun'beghn to dispcl the lower
ing clouds, faint hearts sighed away
their fears, and hgh,some faces supl lant-
ed the dirctul countenances Of an hour
previous, The work ipreparatiop, well
forwarded, approached completion, A
poster, containing an extract from ely
mer's speech against the admiltancc OF
johnson into the Senate chamber Of the
State in 'G3, had been placed by un-
known hands in prominent view. These
the Cops, made immediate war upon,
not liking to see Clymer's record made
so conspicuous. One night capped head
jerked suddenly out an upper window
exclaimed in bitter tones THE woody
heads are always pastn' up somethin'! !
This explanation was accepted, as a mat
ter ;of course! Evergrecns were sus
pended across the street in some three
different places, pendant with such ban
ners as johnson, Clymer and the Con
stitution" "The war was not for snbiu.
CATION" Gust as If any one said it was
sour Flag. not one stripe erased, not
one star dlmmed.' sour whole Coun'
try, &c. Horse and foot soon began to
pour into town. Men were stationed OF
the different roadsto stop all coming ir
and press them into the delega,ions,--
Many thus detained, rode in ranks, who
otherwise would net. A rivalry exist
ing between the Tr.dclegatloAs for ilae
promised by the ladies of the tow
to the largest, no doubt, prompted
this. About II M tie procession hav'
ing passed through and around the vii
lagc, they "massed the column on th'
pike, near the double bridge, and every
thing prepared, II was put in motion To-
the . -..,.,,,,......t
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHIcKERlNG AND soN'spIANos.

TnE EsTAnrlsMENT or THE FipM. This
celebrated NJ muiuctury OF Pianos was founded
In Boston, in 1888, by the late Jonas Chick
cnng, whose mechanical skill practical in
Senuity and uniling industry ron pale, d him
us Tie foremost Piano maker in this country
and Ills instruments far beyond those of his
competitors. His name is inseparprubly con-
nected with tic history Of the progress ofthc
l'iano ON account o, the many valuable inn
proYements he introduced, the perfection of
his manufacture and the vast quantity Of his
| production.
lllE PnEsESr FIRM consists of the Sons OF
Jonas Chickcrng who assumed the manage
ment OF business ON his dccease in 1850. THry
are all practical piano makers, each one having
served AT the work bench and learned every
part of the manufacture of Pianos. Their
skill, enterprise and ambition has enabled
| them not only to sustain the uniivncled repti-
tltion they inherited but TO greatly increase it,.
No efforts have been lefluhricd hy Chickeiing
y Sons to further perfect their instrumc MS,
| experiments and chinges have been made
without number until they have now attained
their present surprising excellence.
! Tnr LATE IMpHoyEME rs made by CHECKER.
| ing Sons, within The last TWO years. have
been OF the most marked character, by which
agrca; volume and purity OF tone is obtained,
combined with Il sweet singing quality rivallmg
the human voice, BY recent improvements
in The action the touch is rendered more
elastic and prompt so that rapid, difficult m,l-
sic can be performed with the greatest facility
without fatigue ........ ...... 4....' ',u.t, >
| The FACnlrIEs FOR MANUFACTURING pos
sessed by Chickering " Sons, are uncquallcd.
Their Factory is larger than any Piano Factory
In America by nearly one third, and more
than double rs large as any in Europe 1t is
provided with every kind of labor saving
machinery (much otwhich is pecultf to the
Factory, being the invention of the Mcssrs -
Chlckeiing themselves, by which the work is
done better and with more uniformity than by
hand. The great extent of the drying rocms
enable them toalways have on hand a large
supply OF properly seasoned wood which is
absolutely necessary for the production of a
durable instrument, BY these meaus regular
crceHoace is attained in tho Ohickering Pianos
TnE MERITS OF New Pianos are so great
and apparent that they have gained the ap-
proval OF the best artists of tho country and
caused them to be sought after more than ever
by the public.
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THE BUcLE SOUNDS .
STAND by One and All TO Sus'
tain the Flag!
GRAND MEETING OF THE RE.
PUBLICAN MASSES!!
AT WAYNEsBURG, SEPT. Is, 1865.

m, 1t is now necessary that the people
have clear and definite understanding
concerning the momentous questions
that present themselves for their deci.
sion. The ruinous "Policy' at present
advocated by the supporters of tho Ads
A., ministration IS repugnant to the minds
Of all lovers Of !he Constitution 9.. and the
of,gratiiying the ,rapacious ambition Of
an individual few,7 aud to the corsum-
nation of their ends they would not hes,
{ itate to plunge us again into civil war
and establish despotic government over
d such portions of our country as they may
find themselves able to subiugateg To
the end that oil may hear. truthful ex L.
pose of this Policy" an impartial and
truthful discussion of national affairs,
with an explanation of all the difficulties
that exist among the political factions.
the State Central Committee has ap>
pointed this a,el g.5di aia a'uI'
49,, GATHERING OF THE PEOPLE %
at W.aynesburg on the day named. We
invite ALL to attend You that have
firm convictions of the right CONE and
have your faith rcnewedl You that
always despised itree governments, that
upheld treason and denounced loyalty,
CONE; and ifthqre is. one spark ofmanly
honor inyom bosom we will convince
you Of your wronglu4o 'J7s 5si'dsi.
His eExcellepcy, GOVIA. q. CURy
TIN, and GEN. JOHN W.. GEARY,g
The coming man are, expected. ol a- p
We are authorized to- announce The
names Of fra.o III tr sus1is ,5ni1i
COL. +. MONTGOMERY OF Miss. %
eHoN.aW. T.'WILLEY, or W. Va.
HON. THOS.. WILLIAMS, or Pa.
HON, GEO. Y, LAWRENCE, ,o~.,
Asa few among the many able speakers
who wM be present., .osncHga8 sLl 1
COVE, 4, BY battalIons, by squadrons,
by companies and by foursi All come,
and let the day be long remembered
70 H. log ere ~ .. M sArrns'a /
r,Jyy-,,o5s5 Chm Rep. Co, Com.
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the vital activities ol The body, removing the
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cxpel disease. They purge out the foul hu-
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ulate sluggish or disordercd organs into their
natural action and impart a healthy tone
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do they cure the everyday complaints Of
everybody, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases, While they produce powerful
effects, they are at the same time, in diminish
ed doses, the safest and best physic that can
be employed for children. Being sugar coat
ed, they are pleasant to take; and. being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk OF
harm, Cures have been made which surpass
belief were they not substantlAted by men
of such exalted position and character rs to
Ient clergymen ard physicians have lent their
names TO occrtify to the public the reliability of
our remedies, while others have sent us tho
assurance of their conviction that our Propa-
rations contribute immensely to the relief Of
our afflicted, suffering fellow men,
Tne Agents below named Is pleased to
furnish gratis our American Almanac, con-
tanning directions for the use and certificates
of their cures of tho following complaints -
Oosiivencss, Bilious Complaints, Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache, arising
from Foul stomach, Nausea, Indigestion,
Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefrom, Flatulency, Loss Of Ap
petite, all Diseases which require an evacua-
lion medicine. They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which It would bot be supposed
they could reach, such as Deafness, Partial
Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability,
Derangemcnts of the Liver and Kidneys,
Gout, and oher kindred complaints arising
rlom n low state of the body, or obstruction
of its functions.
Do not be put off by'unprincipcd dealers
with other preparations which they make
more profit on. Demand AYEa's and take no
others. The sick want the best aid there Is
is for them, and they should have 1t. ]1al t
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Mass, and sold by DR.. b. w. Braden,l DR..
Wm. L. Crsigh M. A. Harvey, Waynesburg,
Pa, and allDruggats throughout the county,
our0 ON
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

We have the qualification of announ-
.cing tho following township me etings:
NEwrowS, FRpAy Srpr. 7th, 1866,
CARMIcuAEIs, SATURDAY Srpr. 9Th, ls66'
LetaifdiI attendance show your una, u ,
bated ardcr in the good cause, Hon Geo
v.sLawyence will be present on both oc.
oasions With other competent speakers
Improve the time and let the work &c
ont 'a1rhi QEna2ul .iAlN o' '''
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GRAND "ENTREE."

The Clllef marSlialS LED tne Van-tnelr
martial bearing, glancing eyes, and the
sheen oftheir caparison, fit introduction
for so granda cavaleade. llaister and
staff, seated in magnificent chariot,
came next: When the head 9ef column
arrived opposite the public square,
Three cheers for Clymer' was proposed
Immediately ten thousand throats sent
w the. shout of welcome the column
''"s"' .he refrain and rolled the loud
notes far toward Dotysbury the
dep hs of Ten Mile were stirred up i
the Court House steeple rent in twain !
or else they wasn't. After an e1nilibri-
um had been restored they resumed
the march. Next followed carriage
with the banner having the portraits OF
johnson and Clymer emblazoned on it,
and the inscription "The Defenders Of
our Coun ry.W This WIS borne by
a late Western backwoodsman, or per>
haps, subject of Queen, Victoria, Start
led by the cry OF "here comes the ghosll"
we looked and bebeld the head of the
Washington TIP. delegation. This was
thirty some ladies, mounted and dressed
in white, representing the States of the
Union. The one designated by the
cruel appellatlon Of l"the ghost ~ was
the Goddess of Liberty" Horse.
men and. chariots formed the rest OF
this delegation. Then Monongabel,
TIP. with band and banner, "Down
with the negro boarding house bill -
and full complement of charots and
holscmen. Wayne next appeared on
the scene, composed as the foregoing;
Next the Franklin and Whitley delega-
tions bearing a qnadrilateral banner
On one side a huge negro hust, with the
words "The loyal candidate to succeed
President johnson in 1868" On anoth,t
er "The soldiers friends /! $500 t.
Black troops 500 to, white troops!
5000 to themselves !, s6,94t5oo ,lc
support freed negroes y The gallan,
bearers were, no donbt, the heroes OF
many warm race with conscription oni
GERS. Jefferson and Morgan followed
in the train, with band and various dc.
vices such as ''C!ymcr andlhe Consttu-
ton, we know no negro spaaIity |! Free
press and Free speech, Democracy tbo
Nations hope !'-They don't recognize
The action of the Philadelphia Ctnven.
ton "Union the Constitution and the
white man - Chariots and horsemen
in proportion. Now, Centre files past
band, banners, horse, and chariot -
democratic soldiers ale neither COW.
ards nor skulkers, Geary lied when he
,saidso'!' was p!acard born alott 1--WE
blush to sayit Dby q member Of com. com
.pany +, s5th Pa. Volunteers. Shades
OF Falstaff depart! We leave his dis
memberment to his comrades. Thank
God, though he wore the s.blue' the
buttons were not disgraccd, for citizens
were substituted for the brass eagle.--
Then Morris township with pennon and
a and banner. A huge hickory chariot
filled exclusively pith ,coalsn bore trium-
phantly the banner inscribed as the one
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

WAYNESBURG, GREENE co, PA.
fNliE subscriber respectfully announces to
L the public that he bas taken charge of the
Hamilton House. which he is determined to
conduct as fist class hotel Long expert
cnce in bookkeeping has qualified him for
Il c business, and he feels perfectly confident
that he can satisfactorily entertain all who
may favor him with q call, The house is
large and wel-furnsh2d. 1t has undergone n
thorough renovation and been rciitted in such
style as renders itquitc pleasant The rooms
have been repapered and newly painted the
table is isabundantly supplied with the best edi
blcs the country affords, and pains are taken
to render guests comfortable. Rates as low
rs those Of other hotels. ID. G. SrERRY,
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dgIllnt our SENATOR I

We place in cur list of candidates the
name Of Carr. JSo. W. DEFoRp, of
Fayette county for the Office ex-senator
to be supported by the citizens of this.
Fayette and Westmoreland eounties,--.
Cart. DEroRD was gallant soldier in
the army Of the Union and we hope and
expect him to be heard from in this
county before the election, t,
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LIVERY STARTE.

There is sconnected with the Hamilton House
n Livery Stable, with good horses, carriages
and buggies for tho accommodation Of tho pub
lie, Horses boarded, and well llattended to, at
moderate rates d. q. SrERRY s. Son. d.
), atlgl5, '66. ly ~ sH''- -
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
rINlE UNDERSIGNED ADMfNISTRA-
| tors ofihe hte LOT LEONARD, decd,
vii olTer AZ puhlic sale on ihe premises on
SATURDAY. 10Th day Of Sept, S66 the fol-
lowing described Farm, hate the properly of
said deceased; 10 wit A tract of land situate
in Jefferson township, Greene county. Pa;
adjoining lands Of H. G. lIoulsa orth, Jacob
Rush. Esq, and Others. containing TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES,
more or less, about one hundred and sixty
ofwhich are cleared, and on which are erect
ed a Two Story Framc Dwelling House, good
Frame Tenant House one and half stories
high, Frame Barn Thirty feet by forty, and
other necessary out buildings Thisis among
the most desirable Farms in the unity, and
is wei worth the attention of purchasers, -
There are several banks of excellent coal
opened on The premises, There is also fine
oxhard ol apples; some peaches and other
| ir2 trees on The farm, The Farm Is situated
c0Ii icnicnt to schools and churches and with
in one mile Of the Irunpikc A good grist and
saw mil adioinsthc property. TERMS made
known ON tav ofsale.
LEVI LEONARD,
.y. JOHN 5, BAYARD,
nunoo. At administrators
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OUR MEETING !-NOTlCE~BoYs IN
BLUE,,


You are required to fight again. The
contest has been renewed, and to dis.
play without doubt' the love you have
for the cause in which you fought, come
ont boldly and show the enemies in our
midst that you would"do or die battling
for the fruits Of your victory. Letthem
know you are aware OF lteir treacherous
designs and that battle them you will,-
BRING forth from their musty hiding
places the old blue caps blouses, and
pants, that you lald aside in the Spring
of '65, Place on your hats the honored
corps badge and let all touch elbows in
this the final assault upon trenson's s
stronghold. Come In force on tie 18th
and draw on the faces of the Cops a
longer expression than the one they wore
on the 23rd of june. .o iof tt1o
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NEWS Y

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE
Il ceivcd from the East q new stock Of DRY
GOODS, which he offers TO TIE PUBLIC at the
lowest possible rates. Call AMI ee'''him.
Rooms in the west end of the "Green
House, Wayncsburg, Pa. ,...,...,,n. Ina.
aiI - '1q9r ''3n W. A. PORTER,
augl-tf ll oiENHJi9p Ai' N'i" wv .'"'
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lr Gen. Mcclellan, who really did fight
to suppress the rebellion, failed by many
thousands to carry Pennsylvania, how is
it possible for Hester Clymer to carry it,
whose services were all oh'the sidesof the
rebellion ? trs wIt Gg M 4@ N
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TIE PITTSBURGH UNION SOLDIERS

s" Z. CONVENTION.
o This promises to be a large and im-
portnnt meeting. The official call, was
IN the right spirit, aud vii; be very
widely aud promptly responded to by
the Boys in Blue Among The orators
who will speak are such men as Banks,
Butler and Burnside from the East,
Logan and Oglesby, OF Illinois, Mcneil
ard Fletcher, of Mis- ,ouri; Garfield, Cox,
Schcnck, Which, ,and many others from
tie West
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{ OrrlcE Or Ism NNNL RlNENrE. !

OFFICE on INT tRNAL REVENUE, J
2ilh District, State of Penn'a.,
'Ipagcsbayg .iUgasi 10Th, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who
~ have been assessed with an annual Tax,
under the Excise Law of the United States, in
Greene county, that their taxes are now due
and payable, and that the Collector win be at
JEFFERSON, September 18th, 1866.
.aH aHCARMlGllAELS, = 30 9th, g
GREENSBORO, 7th, =
JACKSONVILLE, % !Gth, g
And,Ht the Office, in Wynesburg on all
week days up to September lst, to receive the
same and II sai taxes arc not pail within the
TIkaE ABOVE STATED!
the persons 50 neslcclng or refusing 10 pay
shall be lmblc to "
EN9Gn. PeE. Cent,
additional upon the amount thereof United
States or National Bank funds only, taken in
payment of Taxes y W SCOTT,
Dept Col, md Diy,, 9Th Dis. Penn'a.
auglj. i'm. r-f $3.50
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r IIrIsTEn ClyMnn, the C5ppcrhcad of
Pennsylvania, and Just ms vile n rebel rs
Nallaniisham himself, "was greeted says
the st, Louis RVIGdm, with loud hu2zasn
at the Philadel phia Convention. Yet this
same Convention begged Nallandigham to
stay away. 1t was not the disloyaIty, but
only the notericty, that these viruous Union
men feared.
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Reference by rcrInissiO 4.

To Hon Simon Cameron, Harrisburg Pcnn'n.
/, Byrd Patton, Esq, Potsyille, Pa
Gen. Jos Stitchlcr, Hardware Merchant,
Reading, Pa,
Benjamin Haywood, Esq, Rolling Mills,
Potsyilc, Pa, III
DIR, John Gloningcr President Lebanon
Bank, Pa. .........
H. Whitney Baker Pct,svillc, Pa, and
others See circular Reasons why you should
insure in this Company: Our rates are lower
in proportion 10 any other reliable Insurance
Company, While they only insure against
Fire we insure against NIL risks, Theft, and
DcGth by fire, accident or disease. For fur
thcr information we refer YOU to oul local
agent N, IL. McCl4ELLAND, Wayncsburg.
Agent Tor Greene county. auc2O,tf
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

MEETING OF CoNrEREEs.-'The Con :
terees of the Twenty fourth Congressional
District, consisting OF Washington, Bea>
yer, Greene and Lawrence counties, met
at the st Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, op
the 2sth, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Congress Tor this district.
Hon. William Montgomery,of Washing
ton county. was proposed as the nominee
for Congress, The nomination was
unanimously ratified by acclamation, and
Mr.. Montgomery was declared the Dc
mocratic candidate for Congress from
the Twenty fourth District
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HIS SPEECH.

After few commonplace sayings he
braced himself, and drawing bead upon
"the great object of the war; let fly
Advocating 2 new theory in Democratic
politics, he told their, 'rhe war was wag>
ed for the preservation oftho Union, ard
the enforcement OF the lawS!' 70 show
ho@ violent the rcvulsion of feeling we
refer our readers to II resolution adopted
by The Nemocracy of East Bethlehem
and Millsboro fps. in Washington Co..
Pa. Feb. 10Th 1868, aud which was at
the time fair type ofIhe party through.
out the country, ',h .va
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DO u00O A YEAR nadeby any one with
w. UUU $l5-.Stenc Tools. No expert
ence necessary. The Presidents Cashiers
and TreasureFs ofS Banks indorse tho circular.
can Stencil Tool Works, Springfield, Yer
mont trrfN .vipucitG'g h'fN fidu Nupl Am. q
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WaymesbIarg lecsnin GrOccry
Market,

NJ H. MC[ELLAND'S PRICES, SUB
~ jrctlo change OF Market.
Extra Rir Coffee 3 lbs, ... 81 60
Rest lmpcrinicn, per H., 2 10
Bcsi Young Tyson, per H., .'' 2 10
Best OoIong Tea per H., Pc 80
Brown Sugar, l22 II, 10, lG, l7@ls
Pure White Sugar H, -, n223
/. lice, ...... li6t &
Sorghum, GOuaO
N. 0, Molassos per gal 4 80
Candles per b. ,.. 20
Extra Syrup, coverings, per gal, GO
Sugar Cured and Family Hams per h. 2f@29
SugarCurcd Dried Beet per lb. r 80
Best W. X Cheese, per II. B.. n.r 20
Candies, plain and fancy, 30@6D
Oranges, per dozen, Is
Pure White Carbon Oil per gal, so
iiaisons, per H., N 40
Figs, PEI lb., 40
Pruncs, per lb, ..,-f--a ,g -i~ 25
Tomato Tugs a. Fruit Jars, per doz, 25to3 90
3 1T Fruit Cans Self seaiers per doz / 80
Extra Wired Brooms, home made, each, 35
Pat, Buckets, lIfgFE .-. WTI. 35
Nails, per lib. 0Ml0
200 bbs. Salt, by bbl each, 3 Is
Old Virginia Tobacco, 7 years old, / 80
Best TINWARE Of every description war
rapted at low prices {. i l.-a p %. - '-s'
Also. every thing kept in a first class Grocc-
ry, from II needle to pitch fork, at low
prices.
All goods sold cheaper when taken in large
quantities. ~ N'ff itlH8BIl
Fun satisfaction guaranteed.
Flax seed and all kinds Of Produce taken
athiehtst prices. sgl2 lsst sgE"B1a
Call at Cosgrays Building u few doors be-
low Il. 4 d. National Bank. aury9 If
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The Chickering Pianos are Undeniab'y the
MOST PERFECT PIANOS MADE.
every Instrument warranted for Five Years

, The subscriber are the authorized exclusive
agents for Chickering n Sons, for Pittsburgh,
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and
West Virginia, and by special arrangement
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
A RE the most perfect purgative which VIC
IN are able to PRODUCED or which we think has
veryet been made by anybody. Their ef-