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81 sTEINWAY 4 sons
Grand square and Upright Piano Fnrtn.

Grand Square and Upright Piano Fortes
sTEINwAY & sons direct special attentiop
to theT newly invented UDiieht' Pianos win
their " Pat nj Res0natUr' and double Iron
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to the iron frame in rTCnt of he soundbOatd) with an
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cas- IN ne ~ CO. thereby mparting soldity of con
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aitatned in that class instrument
The sOundbOard is supported between the two frames
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16
GuIuER can beat them all selling Goods !

CARMIcuNELs FAIR The annual exhibition
of the Greene County Agricultural Society
was held on their grounds at Carmichaels,
Thurslay and Friday OF last week. The dis
play the first day, we understand, was not 50
profusc but very creditablc wihal The sec.
ond dav there was large attendance. The
lower end Of our county was fairly represent
cd by her youth and beauty. The weather
was somewhat unfhvOrabc and fitful showers
made it rather unpleasant. Notwithstanding,
cattle. etc, were exhibited the day before,
the display of cqices was exceedingly large
and, indeed, the extensive variety of stock
lRgs) which was on exhibition afforded a rich
fast to the eyes OF the admirers OF the beau
tirul IN the works of nature and art! The
state of the weather and the play Of the ele
mcnts were favorable to this part of the eXh
bition In the horse line-ahough nothing
very fast was entered. yet Of stock for general
purposes, the exhibition was very fair. The
mechanical department presented good ap
pearanCe, the collection OF machines, farming
implements, wagons, carriages, etc, was Ger
tainly good. Passing hastily through Floral
and Domestic Hall, which were combined in
one, we noticel'due displays . flowers fruit,
vegetables grains etc, together with some
excellent we prcsuwc, We didn't taste) speci-
mems orwincs, iellies, preserved fruits, cakes,
bread in short, almost everything imagi-
nabc calculated to please the eye and tempt
the appetite, As we passed on through the
domestic department we noticed that the IA
dies had not been lille lookcr'.on in the get
ting up of this fac display. There were on
exhibition some ofthc finest specimens Of
quilting, knitting, crochcting-in.hct, almost
every variety offanCy needle work which the
fertile brain and s,itul fingers ofwoman are
capable ofbringing into cxiscnce-that it has
been our pleasure to see any where. 1t has
not been our fortune to attend this Fair for
some years past, but judging from the oxhi-
bllion this year we do not think the Society
has in any manner retrogralcl.
The National Band, of Carmichoels, was
present and rendered excellent service.
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anr,s,innC Convention.

A call, signed by the officers of
the young mems Christian Association
of Pittsburgh, and all the officiating
clergy of the city, has been issued for
convention of all the churches of
Christ, in Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio
and Western Virginia, to be held in
Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, October 22d, 23d and
24th. All Christian churches of the
sections named are requested TO send
delegations of pastor and two or
three laymen. No Credentials will be
required. The object of the conven-
ton is to promote the harmony of
Christian denominations, and stimu-
late each other to greater activity
in the cause of Christ. Similar con-
ventions have been held in Maine,
Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Illinois and
other States, and been followed with
good results,
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nOga5 Bonds.

Counterfeit 7-3O bonds are in circu-
lation and have but recently been dis
covered. The Treasury department
furnishes the following description OF
defects in the imitation. The points
ofthc star forming the seal arc longer
than in the genuine and have Il
slightly blurred appearance, and the
rel ink Of the seal is Il shade lighter
than in the genuine. The imprint at
the bottom Of hcbond is set differently
in the margin. THERE'S undesirable
difference in the expression of the
vignette, representing a female figure,
upon the face of the bond, the lines
being not so we'll shaded nor as smooth
and uniform in color; in the counterfeit
the figures dcnoting the number oftho
b nlarc ghtiyuneyenand theb blucink
in which they are printed lacks the
metallic and glossy appearance of the
genuine. The red figures in the cou-
pon3 attached designating their num-
bers are larger than in the genuine.
The borders and ornamental lathe
work Of the coupons appear blurred
and indilierently executed, and the
white space between the margin of the
bond and the coupons is wider than in
the genuine bonds. The Government
will lose nothing By these countortaits,
asallseven-thirtie3 are made payable to
order by the holder when presented
for Endorsement.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Two MONTHS FOR NOTHISG Look At THIS
OrrER.-We have received the American AJri-
cultuist for October. We wish that all our
friends could see this paper, We know OF no
way in which 50 large an amount OF truly
valuable interesting, ard Instructive reading
matter could be given to a family at 50 small
price as the subscription to the Ayricuiiaist,
Each number contains 32 to 40 large quarto
pages, and 80 to 30 fine engrayings, many OF
them very costly AMI beautiful. Here, in this
October number, we finl, in addition to the
great amount of valuable information, hints,
suggestions, etc. more than 80 engraylngs,
several ofwhlch are among the most eXpen
siye ever found in an Illustrated Journal.
This number is of itself really worth years
subscription. The cost Of the AWsricR dgr'-
ruita~ist is only 81, 30 for u year, in advance,
or four copies for s., The publishers olsr
that valuable journal free for the remaing two
months of this year to all neV subscribers for
1868, Vol 27,) who send in their subscrip
ton dnrng his month Of October. We adyiSe
all our readers to secure it on these terms. 1t
will be sure 10 benefit all fathers and mothers
and interest and instruct the children. Sub
scrptions should be sent to the publishers,
Orange Judd & Co, 2i5 Broadway, New
York City,
[We will send copy of the Agricahvist
undoubtedly the bes. journal of the kind pub
lishcd in the country, to any one ofour friends
for fourteen months, ifthey first send us the names
of three nep Subscribers for one year with money
IN aicanco This proposition open for tbs
month ouly. -ED. RErUn.
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CuEAp.-All sorts of goods at Evans.

Man srAnBED.-A dispatch from Uniou-
town, dated the 9th, informs us that the cleo
ton passed off quietly, no special interest
being taken in it by any one to secure a large
vote, and it will be very small At McClel-
lantown, the day dill not pass SO quietly.
One or two stabbing allrays occurred. The
first was Of an insignificant character, but the
second serious. A man named Daniel Hos
teter stabbed md cut another by the name
of Vincent quite seriously lie stabbed him
several times in the back, but the only danger
Gus cut was on the side Of the neck and the
throat. It's thought to-day that Vincent will
recover The quarrel was about politics,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16
J)itl

McCURDY-At the residence of NJ H..
Leonard, in Greene Co. Pa, on the sth, OF Oct.
of Typhoid Fever, Mr.. l. M. McCurdy, of
st Louis Gratiot county, Michlgan,in in the 23d,
year of his age.
THROOKMORTON-At his fathers, resi-
dence, near Homer, Champagne Co lis, of
Typhoid Fever, Aug 9th, 1867, VIM. $.
Throckmorton, aged 23 years.
THROCK KMORTON-At the same place
and of the same disease, Eyeline, daughter OF
Mr.. Isaac Throckmorton, Sept 18th, 1861,
aged lG years,
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The italian Revolution.

LONDON, October 8.-Garibaldi,
from the Island of Caprera. has issued
a second proclamation, couched in very
violent words. He urges the revolu-
tionary force to go ON and capture
Rome.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16
She 2Sapnesbmro 2aepubican 2SeSnesSap, October 49,

WAsHISGroN CogSrr FAR-The Washing
ton County Agricultural society held their
annual exhibition on the fair grounds at
Washington, on Wednesday, Thurslay and
Friday OF last week. The attendance is said
to have been unusually large, and the exhibi-
ti0n a very fine one.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

The following are Agassia'5 esti-
mate of the formation and age Of the
Florida reefs on the Florida coast:
These reefs are built up by an in
sect that begins to workon thcground in
water of twelve or fifteen iathoms deep,
and he cannot live unless he has the
constant action Of the open sea upon
him, SO that he stops at the height of
high tide. BY numerous experiments
it has been asertained that the coral
building constructs at about the rate
of half an inch in century; but in
order to err, if at all, on the safe side,
Agassiz doubles his estimate in his
calculations, making it in an inch in a
century. Now outside of the Florida
Keys there is a long reef with an
average height of seventy feet which,
therefore, must have been begun 1000
years ago, or 1000 years before Adam,
Secondly, the keys themselves are
nothing but an inner reception of the
same sort of coral reefs, of at least the
same average height; and the builders
must have finished them, before they
began the outside reef,as appears from
the necessity of having the open sea,
and from the fact that there are none
outside Oft the one we have mentioned
above. The keys, therefore, swell the
record to IA, 900 years. Next we have
the shore bluff ofthc main land, which,
is also of the same coral construction
and which carries the carth's record
above 10000 years. Moreover, there
areas you go inland seven well defined
and, of course, successive coral reefs,
which added to the foregoing, would
make the work 10000 years old.
And Professor Agassiz regards this q
very moderate estimate.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Boiler ESpLosIoN AT CAMERoH.--Thc
Moundsville National, Of the 10Th, inst, says
one of the boilers attached to the kcg and
stave factory Of Mes.rs C. ii. Bender& Co,
at Cameron, exploded last Friday at llo.
clock q. m. At the time Of the explosion
about thirty men anl boys were engaged at
work. but very fortunately only three were
injured. The engineer Mr.. Spears, was Sc
vcrely scalded about face and body. An old
Citizen Mr.. Willard, and grand child, were
sitting in the engine room at the time. Mr..
Willard is badly SCALED, arm broken; the
child severely scalded and cut about the head
Both boilers were carried some distance
through the front of the engine room, making
complete wreck Oft, aud tearing an i'm
mcnse hole in the base Of the smoke stack
The loss will be severly felt here as large
number will be thrown out Of employment.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

AGED CITIZENS DRoprINd OFF The follow
IN Old residents Of Fayctte County, have re-
Gently died Mr. Stephen McCloan of Union
town, aged 81 years, on The 2nd inst; Mr..
John Gano, of Morris X Roads, aged sc years,
Aug lst 1867; Mr.. John Miles, of Sprinshill
Furnace, aged 50 years, Sept. 18th, 1867 !;
Mary a. Gregg of Uniontown, aged u years,
Oct list 1867
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

A STRANGE AFFArR.--
At twelve O'Clock. one summer day,
A handsome man, in fine array,
Was seen to be in great dsmay-
His eyes they wildly rolled
He strobe around in deep despair,
And savagely he tore his hair,
And smote his brow, all lined with care,
With hands so damp and cold;
What was his grief? List to his tale
Last week, in tremendous gale,
As his clothes were bleaching on rail,
They ell were blown away.
He stormed Ia vain at the clustering thief,
And mourned his loss with direst grief,
Till good friend came to his relief
And took him in tone horse shay"
right up to James Guiher's Dry Goct,s and
Furnishing Store where his loss was soon made
good; since which time this individual has
been enjoying his otium c,im dgaitais.
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GRASp.-Ladies shaNls at Evans.

OSA SrpNg.-The coal dig-ers of the
"banlis," below town were on a strike last
week for three cents per bushel, two and II
half being the price paid for mining, We
know nothing of their grievance, or whether
the parties have arranged 1t amicaby. 1t has
had the tendency to raise the price Of coal.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

AorSrLRMAN Of great medical knowledge says
that mora genial, wholesome and efectua
tonic and appetizer than brakes Celebrated
Plantation Btters was never discovered. lie
recomends it for Dyspepsia, for Liver Com
plant, for Exhaustion, Weakness, for want
Of Appetite, and for Mental Depression. 1t
Is an agreeable stinulant and is equally
adapted to young and old. Persons of sed =
cntsry habits, clergyman, lawyers, merchants.
and delicate females are particularly benefited
by its use,
MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne and at halfthe price
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

DAY OF THANKsGIvlEG- Through
ont Canada, Thursday next is to be
observed as a day of general than ks
giving for an abundant harvest. Cana
da has been as fortunate in the plentc-
business Other crop this year as the
United States.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

"ADMIRAL" Scmmes has, from
force Of circumstances, been obliged to
sever his connection with the Memphis
Bulletin. An exchange says that he
made a very good pirate, but mighty
poor editor, though he did about an
equal amount of stealing in both pro-
fssions,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16
Tho Monthly Statement Of the Pubiie
Debt.

The Statement for October shows an
increase in the debt of 81, $50 %,
compared with that of September.
The Greenbacli currency has been con-
tracted 100000, making the total
reduction since April, 1866, when
Congress limited The amount to be
Withdrawn each month to four mil
lions of dollars, S61,5S4,40S. The
sum ofS22, ,749,2 ,252 was withdrawn as
belonging to the original S50,000,000
Greenbacks provided to meet the con-
tingencies of the Deposits in the Treas
ury, bearing from 4 to 6 per cent, and
which Deposits have been wholly paid
off since April, 1866. The further
sum of S3S, 1851 has been with,
drawn from time to time of the original
issues of S400,000,000. No change
has been made in the maturing Com
pound Notes. These amount, as on the
lst of September, to S7S, ,S39, $50 and
the new3 per cent. Certificates ofDcpos-
it have been provided to the extent of
$50,000,000 as the substitute Of so
much ofthis sum as falls due this month
and in December. OF the 7-30 per
cents, outstanding on Sept. |, s29,670,
600 appear to have gone into the new
5-2Os of 1S65'67, and $4,250,00O
transferred to the past due debt upon
which interest and the right Of convcr-
sion have ceased. ~
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

PRESIDENTIAL.
Nomination ofGenerai Grant by Mary.
land.

Thclollowing resolution, wasadopted
by the Maryland Republican Conven-
ton at its session Thursday,
"Resolced, That the Republicans of
Maryland, in convention assembled,
earnestly recommendto the Republican
party of the country the nomination of
General Ulysses S, Grant as their can
didate for President Of the United
States"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16
plTTsnNnGII nARK ETS.

MoNDAY, Oct. H. 1857
Daring the week trade has ruled dull, the at
tentiOn Ofncarly every person hcingnhSOrbed in
the elections. Our flour dealers ara very firm,
aud the tendency Of prices Is to higher rates.
Curh IL scarce and firm. Receipts of oats small,
with air demand Butter and eggs are scarce.
cation is severely felt in all departments of
trade.
We quote as follows, which are the Wholesale
store prices
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

DEDIcArroN On Sabbath, the Goth of Oct, a
new and very handsome Mothodist Church
will be dedicated at Amity, Washington county,
Pa. The Rev. J. D. Herr, pastor of the
churches at Washington and Amijy, has been
very successful in his ministry there as else
where, and is highly appreciated Ivy the com
munity. The Rev. John Cowl will preach in
the morning, and the Rev. James Robinson
in the evening of dedication day.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16
T. 7. PETERSON L BROTHERS,
800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.

And thay will receive immediate attention.
Salnple copies " colonel forncy's Letters
from Eurup," viii he srut to any one; to any
place. N Hdygugc %! one day 81 publication,
postage paid, ON receipt Of he retail price ofthe
work.
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up n list Ofsubscribers to tine above work.
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L T. NJ ALE DIS T. 4 s + S

Women by the score fall Victims to maladles Pc
Cuiiar to their sex, many nj whom might be
saved from lives of wrrtchclnessand premature
graves by applying il time to pr, W. The rem
manufactured exclusively by him from his own
Medical laboratory anl Hre always pure In
quality and specific in effect. Dr. w, diagnoses
disease by means of the Urine, the only nlalli-
be test Of disease, never falling to discover It's
nature, locality and durability, thus enabling
Nun " empOr u
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Tnr eou'noctial storm began on wednesday
last and we have been having alternate rain
and murky weather ever since.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

SrocNuoLDERs TAKE NorIcE.-Thtrc Will
be an election held on the lst Tuesday Of
November next, at the Office OF A, A. Pur-
man, in Waynesburg, to elect five managers
and one President of the Waynesburg turn
pike co for said road for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the President
4 PI-nAIAN Nln,N
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The BIGGEsr TrrYG OUr.--Evans' stock o.
domestic Dry Goods
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oDHr1yGuIsuED ARRIyAL'-Eyans' New
Goods have just come from Philadelphia, and
are meeting a most hearty reception
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ALWAYS FoTEMosr. Evans is just opening
the fullest and best assorted stock of Fall and
Winter goods erer brought to this market.
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EvASs says his goods and prices will bear
inspection and extends the broad invitation to
everybody to come and examine them Come
one, come all,
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40 kegs new White Lead just received at
G. W. Roberts & Co.'S Drug Sore.
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Mlatriea.

NorIcEs Of Marriages and DEATHS Inserted trss
but MI Tributes Of Respect and Obiiuuic, ciirge9
eight cents Eas. Tie money mast Be Advanced 10
secure their. insertion.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Robertson's Liquid Dentifiice for cleansing
and preserving the teeth for sale at G. W.
Roberts & Co.'S Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

BOATS RuyNuSd.-T recent rains have
caused a rise in the river and the packets are
now making regular trips.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

TuE work on the Peuiteutiary Of w. Va.
at Moundsyille is steadily progressing.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Window Glass Of every size for sale ut G, W
Roberts & Co.'S Drug Sore.
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PHILADELPHIA.

pHIrApELpHIA, Oct. li.--Flour dull Wheat
quiet. Corn duh yellow 81 30. Cats 7IGiSr.
torsnqulet, Rio lll5 yl7c. sugar steady; relln-
iuU | l3. .Ul1r
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

SALE DErERREp.-The sale of the eagle
Foundery." (Owen's) was postponed from
former day OF sale to Saturday next.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Nav ADVERTISEMENTS. The attention of
our readers is specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements, which appear for the first
6Ine in our paper to-day
Auditors Notice.. G. Flennken.
Bank Report--J. G. Flenniken.