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In ruE WHovG RooM.-i gentleman
OF Wheeling, whose ladv was suffering
from cold, gor up at midnight and
went below to fetch "A mustard ppullpe
LII his agitation he mi,,ook the room on
his return, and wen, INTO one whe,e
there was "A light buihlng as diml, as
That he ieft-a room altogether similar.
and apparently his wife in bed fast
asleep. He applied the mustard pouIir,
TO her chest, an'l 81, quietly at her bed,
side Till it began to draw. Ii did draw,
but it drew an iniuriatcd scream from
,he young lady who had been the sui.
Ject OF his unconscious solitude. AT
the sound If the unaccus omed voice
the nature Of the accident which had be
fallen hlm aud his patient was at one,
visible, and he rushed headony from til,
arms OF the muS,a'ded woman into the
arms OF his own Both parties told ,hcir
story the next day, and had to retire
amid the laughter Of all the company
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/ DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDITI-
ID io> EXpoNAs, issued out the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Greene County, and to me d.
rectrd there will he exposed to public sale ut
III Court House, in Waynesbuig, on
,SnWday, Me 10Th My of December
next, at o'clock, p. NJ, the following pro-
perry VIZ;
All the right, title, interest and claim OF de-
tcndmt. of, IN and 10 certain lot of ground
IN Rlcrs' Landing, adj,inng lots Of John
Hughes. Thomas Hughes, pumpkin run and
the Mon0hgafla FLYER. containing ore-fo,lrth
of nm mere, more or less. l .,f u, ... l.r,
Taken In execution ns the property of Isaac
Hewitt, J. & ), Stdgwick, II. G, Cloud, ct. al.
doing business. and site of Pennsylvania OH
Company, nj the cult of Henry Delany.
HEATH JOHNS, Sheriff.
nov. u, GG-4t.
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SOMEBODY'S sox.

Somebody's SIN 80 out last night
i~ushlnc s'Dut the to~n
Aud II mistake not, he sas tight
Tight ASA Derry clown"
know he's considered moral y u,a.
Above suspicion bat thar
Ii no reason. to tell tha uakh,
He had - brick In bis hat"
Daylight morality o.ten takes
Strange fincics into HIS load,
An" pays 'he Dior, Jumps up snakes. II
When tie public eye Is in bed.
MY son can't dance" somebody said,
For never n lesson took he;
But h danced last night when you were in
bed,
And twilight was there to see.
You may call it dancing or not, as y,u feel
Though for hal an hour or more,
He danced or jiggcd single foot reel"
IN front ofmy office door.
MY son cln'i sing" somebody svcars.
But he sung Inst night Iknow,
AS rousi song as demon daps
To sinS III 'hp regions below
My son don't imbibo. somebody thinks
Well' may be, he DON'T but tn n,
That he acts very much like one who drinks
Can be proved by Il hundred men,
Yes, something was tght-ycs, drunk las
night,
80 drunk 1t could hardly crawl;
ferhnps, twas the brim of n rilnless hat
That found by my garden wall.
3d. for fear Tam wrong, and somebody
right
MY ias!y words recall,
And say that the thing saw las. night
Was nobodys son-that S all.
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AN actress connected with one of tho
'hea'erS. a great tavorre. was being
compimen'ed upon lin 'b!acknc.s of her
hair. why. it's dyed she reply d.
with the amable frnnknpys of the ,rue
artist. Dyed, replied the other speaker,
why, tavorlfe as you are. ycu are not
tive-snd twenty No, said tie ladv
'out yon know,
Whom the gods love, dye early
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H. MI. sz ayers,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAw

VIII attend TO all claims for hnck pay, boun-
" and pensions Of fsOldicrsand their representa-
livcs Tho Pensions Of the following class are
Increased rom ~ 10 $l5 and $25 pei month,
and " ,iows tor children under sixteen years
~ per month each, viz -tl..I.'l
lst Those who have lost the sight Of both
eyes the use ofboth hands. or otherwise total
y disabled and ilcapacitated from performing
manual labor pW lrlH WI era,T
I'd All widows having children under ak
teen yeats of aye are entitled To 81 per month
additional for each child. sl 'i'tmH 3pt
3h, Guardians representing the minor cLii-
dren Of soldiers arc entitled to The same Increase
40 the mother was living a. angl, ,'ss.IT
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STiarRLAnvss are dangerous things.
A man once wrote I" his wife. NV dear.
eat Maria and hv return ot post he re-
celved the col 'reply: Permit me- 10 COR
rect either your gramme, or yonr NOR.
atty. Pray who are your other dear
Marias
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PLEASANT "A Memphis paper saws
'Nighr after night afrra,s cccnr , men
are ahot within tcw vnrt. oi our Office
bullet. are a. 4 into windows. and II "a
'D-n Won! click /! bang I Am sho, |.
nightly from one end OF the city to The
other
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19

A gentleman presented = lace cola,
10th object Of his ,dmirs,ior. ,nA m
'i'ru'ar go, said -, ro. l.t .ny orc
"'c rnpplr y : No dear, III take /,
e1, saId The lady.
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On W. II. DuEs . enmanship

For the hest business and Ornamental Pen.
manship, awarded our present Pcnman, by
the :.
United States fare Mt Cincinnati In 1860
penhNylVnia state FAIR At Wyoming lsGO
Western 'ennsyvnnil i'tirnt Pillsburg 1860
western rginin tNr nj wheeling 1850
OHIO Stlte f.ir at Cleveland 1869
All Of which are exhibited Mt our Office.
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r. DlFr & SON,
fc',l7'6G-ly
~ OF GO

Alb persons knowing Themselves indebted
70 the ttrrnIc,s Ofrics, either for job
w rk or Subscription turing tn sly months
tlr paper was conducted by Mr. Watkins,
VIII pay the accounts 10 hr jas. Il Siycrs,
who Is authorized to receipt for the samr.
EARLY attention iothls ma'tfv will save cost
''N Q ~ MicSSlsS iB1DDLE s. CLARE.
aurN T17II1I,i
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Cl LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W Brad|ey's Celebrated
PatGt
DUPL ok ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPkING)
SOB rs L II a1r .

The Wonderful i'lex.biiity m great com
fort and pleasure to my Indy wearing the Du-
plex ELI tic SRirt wilt be eXpericacad plrtic-
ulary m all crowded assemblies. operas, car
riNgos railroad cars, church cws, arm chairs,
for promenade and house dress ns the skirt
can be folded whcn in us to occupy smull
place rs easily and convrni'utly as n SILK or
Muslin Dress. mn inyiluable qH'litym crino
line, not found in any Sln4r Spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed thc pleasure, com
fort and great convenience Of wearing the Du-
pex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a sldgie uoy'
will never nilcrwards willingl dispense wl'h
their use. For Chill lrrn, Misses ana ouhH
Ladies they are superior to ill others
They will not hent T break ike me sihE'ai
spring hut wi preserve their l"r'ci nn.
graceful shape VII three or ,ur "r'lln"!
skirts will have been ihOwn aside AS useless
The b0ops are covered with double ard t"i,''
ed tlr, nd. and the bottun rods alr not oliY
double surings. buttwi'e(or douhl') rovrrrn:
preypntjnc them from wearing on when 'lrag-
ging down stNOps, etnir &c.
The Duplry Elliptic is II grrqt tnvoFi'r witt,
all la,iics aud is universal! recommended h'
the Fashion Mhgqz'n s rs the standard shit
ofthe fashionable world
To enjoy the following incstimaHi" advnn
tages IN Crinolinc. viz superior qunlt per-
feet manufacture stylisl. shape and finish,
f.xibiliy, DURABILITY cmf,rt and econ nv,
enquIr4 for J ". BRADhEY'S Duplex Ellip-
tic, or Double Sprng skirt, and be sure you
get the Nenuine article.
CAUTION To guard AGAINST II position
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"DCPLEX" have the rd Ink stnmr viz: u
W, Bradley's Duplex Eniptic Steel s. rings"
upon the wa.thAnd--nonc others ARE genuine
81 1.....
heing pnssrd through he centre, thus reveal
ing The two Cor doube) springs braided to
gehor therein. which is the secret of their
fleXibity and strength and a combination not
to hr found in any other skirt
For sale in MI stores whrr' first class skirts
are sold throughout the United States and
elsewhere.
Mi f,cturl Ivy the S,'e Owners of the
Patent, VESTS BRADLEY e CARY
81 Chambers & 70 & 81 ReNde SITS, n. Z.
Oct 10, &c 3m
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| Horse and live Stock Insurance Company.
uh ricred by the state ot Pennsylvania
CAPITAL 100000,
~ [SUEE
Hors, 4. Mules and Cattle against losses result
inGl IRON Theft and Death. by fire, accident or
natural csus, Principal office, l0s South
th Street, Philadelphia.
President, Col CHARLES FRALEY
Pottsyil,e, Penn'a.
Vice President, ID. l. EsrrRLr, do do
Src'y. DR.. l}. I' cKEE, rhil'a. .s
General AGENT, p Ilnfia, do
Reference by Tc mis- i0
IT, Hon Simon Cameron lIlrrisburg Penn a.
Byrd Patton, Esq, Polisville, Pa
Gen JOS Stitchter, Hardware Merchant,
Reading, Pa.
Benjamin Haywood, Esq, Rolling Mills,
Pousyille, Pa.
Dr. john Gloningcr President Lebanon
Bank, Pa,
l.. Whitney Baker Pot,svillc, Pa, and
Others See circular. Reasons why you should
nsure in this Company; Cur rates are lower
! in pr"poriiun 10 any other reliable Insurance
| Company while they only insure against
Fire we irsurr against NIL risks, Theft, and
Dcith by fire, accident or disease, For tur.
thcr information we refer you to our local
agent. N IL, McCLEI.LAND, Waynesburg
Aaent lor Greene county. aug2a IT,
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ssOM&ra O!lsGlHrfA

si0bcra 0nsGerts,
Carriage sS ~ VI Manufacturer
WAYNEsDvRG, Pa,
ESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has
~ located in WaynGshorg Pa, where he in
tends to mamliaclurc
9 A r r | A G Il
of every description. From his experience in
the business, he feels confident that his work.
IN style. finish and durability. will give entire
satisfaction It's his sdctcrminn,iomtop purchase
.he best material in market, and employ none
oui competent woIkmen,
cyAll new work warrcnted for one year.
Wnvncsburg. Feb. q. 1850 It
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We have the goods in store. and all we ask
of our friends is to call and see for themselves
for We are satisfied that IN examination of orr
stock and low prices will repay them for their
trouble. 10 our friends ut a distance. we cy-
tend a cordial invitation to call and see their
old friends who NE always glad TO see them,
for we can assure them thatit will repay them
for the trouble.
w. II mccoy ,S co
The oil stand of w H. MCCOY. Grecnsbo-
ro Greene County. Penr'a lMnylO. '65 tfl
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|
celebrated Piano Nortcsand Taylor & Farley 8
Model O,glns, forwarded to any address on
application
| The Latest Songs, Published January l.,
| isGG, aud mailed 10 any address free ofposage
| oh, sing me that dear old song Doc
We've drank from the same cuntpen, by j.
G.. Clark, 35c
Beautiful Wales. sang by j X. Thomas, 35c
| I'm happy ms the dny is long, SOC
| Somebody's Darling. SIC
| Viuleis under the snow, by II. Tucker, 36c
sweet he lhy reposc, 10y j. H. Thomas. SIC
| Song OF the spoon n new college sony. soc
The Angel Guide, Ivy Favager soc
When went coufing Sallie, comic, SOC
| Only wiihercd rose, SIC
1 Mother. | have herd sweet music, SIC
Pleasant dreams of long ago, BIC
| Oh. say not u woman's heart Is bought, 5uc
| Kathleen dear, Acc
Before / was married. o dear. 35c
Wei meet no more ut twilight hour, SIC
Beautiful isle of he sea, b> j. r. Thomas, 35c
OH don't care, by w. X. Basiord, 35c
Light OF my soul, of thee I'm dreaming, $40
Five O'Clock in the morning, Acc
ClcOn md |, sang by Harry Tucker, 3rc
Come, Nellie dear, I'm weeping by Tucker 3Oc
Music on the waves, vocal duet, by Glover G0c
M time like the old time, 30c
Give the old man n chance. 3oc
Ono bright moony night, comic, SIC
They all come home hut mine, soc
Young man on the railway, SIC
/. When Fenhns fight tor freedom sic
Down by the gate, by ]. II Thomas, 2Oc
| r7rPNriies ordering Music and over paying
for the same will receive their change mclDsed
with the Music, or Music win be selected. AZ
parties prefer All orlcrs promptly attended
\ TO-. and amy information chuerlully given.
! RErhRENcEs lion. g W. Patterson. ex
Governor Of New YORK, Wesili Id, N Y. r.
r Co'man President Lake Shore Bank, Dun
kirk. New York.
Nrw fonK CRY RrrEnnNcns william A.
Pond & ca, William B. Bradbury Carhart.
Nedham & 90 Siberi, OF Hugh Riddle
Esl.. General Supt Motive Power, Eric Il. II.
Wheeler u Wilson.
gy.Address ORDERS
OJ WILLARD.
Wholesale Piano Forte OrsAn n Music Dealer.
No G!7 Broadway, N. Y.
Dec. 90. 1865. -tf
W :: 9 SO,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
nFrI Fin J.wclps mildina, N,N End Of
~ an @sst NNs.suuo ~ psi,.a
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NEW FIRM F.!
,INIlE UNDERSIGNEDh have associated them
L selves together in the name and style of
HUGlIE AND LUG 8,

At the old stand of TluuuEs. BAYAnD n Co.. In
Rices Landing, PA, for the purpose ofcarryiing
on tho Grocery, Forwarding and Commission
business In all its various branches, They hope,
by the long experience Of one OF tho Partners,
and strict attention 10 business, to receive u
liberal share of the public patronage in their
line Of business. They will
KEEP CONSTAN rLY ON HAND
!. good supply Of Groceries such as Sugar
Coffee, Rice, Molasscs Nails and Iron. Oils
and Paints md III articles usu,lly kcpt In u
Grocery Store. all Of which they will sell At n
,ery small advance over cost aud carriage,
LINDSEY HUGHES,
, THOMAS LUCAS.
May & '65--H "o'' II Pow
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s7T! LOCK i7 1EIs..
Roa;s sTeALivs IS PAVED CUT!

';'IiE GREAT EASTERN DETECTIVE
| Horse and live Stock Insurance Company.
Ch ricred by the state ot Pennsylvania
CAPiTAI. 800, 900.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
nFFI Fin J.wclls 'mildinq, N,N end of
W AAA&ssk Nss.sUuo ~ pei,-a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
Ioorrespondcnee o. the Dally Emplre. !

HARRISBURG, PA, March IL, 1895.
EDITOR DAILY EMPIRE: This city voted
yesterday for city officers. The Republi-
can candidate for Mayor was wealthy, in
faentlal man, popular with all classes OF
citizens and formerly Mayor of the city.
But the Democratic candidate after close
aud hotly-conteSted canvass beat his OPP
ponent by majority of ll7. The whole
Democratic ticket was elected against the
influence and wealth OF all shoddy and
mule contractors, State and Government
patronage. A great majority Of the soldiers,
here in the serUice. Voted tke Democratic
ticket. Yours, &c. KEYSTONE,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
The Expulsion of the Hon. Daniel
w. Voorhees,.

The Terre Haute (Indiana) Journal, pub
lished at the residence of Mr., VOORHEES,,
In speaking of the raseally act of the Re
publican majority. in ejectlng him from
his seat and giving 1t TO the man he de-
feated at the election says:
I'm this city, however, the home Of our
Representative, we have yet to meet the
first Intelligent and candid Republican
who does not deplore the act as an unjust
AS well as a most Improbable party out
rage, and does not eandidly confess the
probability that Washburne got three lille
gal votes where Voorhees, got one. 1t Is
notorious TO every body that an organized
system Of importing and eolonizlng voters
was resorted to for the purpose of defeat
Ing Mr.. voorhees,; aud, In fact, one Of the
best-infOrmed Republicans In this city
told us the other day, that, while lately In
q company OF a dozen prominent members
of his party, the subject was discussed,
and that In view Of what they knew Of the
facts, all but one agreed that it would be
a great wrong, and dorno good, 20 turn out
the sitting member tor the purpose of Civ
ing his seat 70 the contestant"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
The Clty Election-The Issue.

We stated on former occasion, that the
city election to be held on the first Monday
in April. would In some sense be of ma
tlonal Importance. The public will bear in
mind that previous to any nominations be-
ing made by either party, we gave our aid
and influence, to the proposition for pub
lie meeting without distinction of party,
TO indorse the reconstruction policy of
President JOHNSON, and especially his veto
Of the Freedmau's Bureau Bill. Our efforts
in that direction were only partially sue
cessfnl.
The meeting so far as the Democratic
party were concerned, was complete sue
cess. But the opposition to the Presiden-
tial policy Of Reconstruction. headed by
the Journal and the Federal Office holders
at this point, succeeded in keeping the
great body Of their adhereants from at
tendance on that meeting; and they are
now secretly at work useing all the CHI
cansry aud corrupt appliances that disap-
pointed malice can suggest, to place the
city ia opposition to the President and on
the side of that virLlent demagogue,
ScHEsCK.
We affirm, without any fear of successful
contradiction, that three-fourths of the
voters of the city of Dayton are on the
side of President JOHNSON, and in favor
Of sustaining him In his efforts for the rest
Grafton of the Union; and were 1t not for
the appliances above alluded to, would
trlumphantly vindicate him from the as
saults of the Radical disunionists In and
out Of Congress. As 1t Is it will require
the utmost vigilance on the part of the true
friends of the Union, to place Dayton,
where she properly belongs, In harmony
with the larger cities of the country, which
have already expressed their appreciation
Of the patriotic course pursued by the
President for the restoration and pacitica-
ton of the country, and the settling down
of the labor aud industry of the people
which Is SO essentially necessary to the
sustaining of the finances on which the
government depends for its very existance
1t mas seemed TO us, and we are more than
confirmed in the opinion, that our people
should east their votes ut the coming elec-
ton 40 as TO strengthen the hands of the
President in his noble fight with the Radi-
cal distructives, and his determination to
maintain the Constitution of our Fathers
aud the liberties OF the people under H.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
Spffial gutirfs.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. E. con Il may be consulted a. follows,
In xkNiA at this Depot Eating House, On ThaEs
days, Nov. ~, nsc ~, Feb 4, March q, Aprilis
In DAYTON At the Phillips House on PrldaYs
Nov. "a Dec xs Feb. :. March y April 10
In pkOf at the Morris House, on 9aturdays
Nov nee; 10 Feb, :, March 10, ApriIIA -
In SPRlNGFIELD at the Willis Heuss ON
Ihursdsys, Nov. %, Jan, 4, Feb .. AarsR Is,
Dr- CONE has had oniees In each Of the aboye
places, that he has regularly visited for the pAst
seven years and as he has treated and cured Innn
Patients IN each OF the above places, he can give
tDE toSk TreAts and Cures all VAri0ties or
Chronic diseases, jpelpding those 0f the Rye aad
Ear makes no charge f0T consolidation, but if
those who consult hin desire tseAtaens he Cd
Cash for his Medicines. ft7'F + N N ~ -
Medicines that will last patient yrom four 70 six
months, cost nom Five to Thirty dollars In Cask
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