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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08

the UnIed States III i easures wars
ranted and sanctioned by the Conslilu-
ton of the United Stntes,
The poet expresses his opinion Of the
Gov ernment, the Constitution, and the
untry, in the following clear language
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08

1V.
| followed old Mas Robert
For four years, near about
Got wounded III three places,
Aud starved at "Piht Lookout"
"cotched" the ''roomatism"
A camping IN the SNOW;
But | killed chance of Yankees
I'd like to kill some "mD."
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08

FAYErrE SOLDIERS MoNuMENr.-The
managers OF the association have de,
cided to lay the corner stone of this
structure on the 4th day OF July, prox
They announce rapid sale of tickets
and assure the public that the drawing
will be made in conformity with the
printed programme. Those who have
not tickets should procure one, if not
more, at once, 1t may some time occur
to Greene County that she should erect
a masuoleum to her fallen heroes and il
so she will need the aid of her sister
counties. Lend them a hand in this
grand enterprise!
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08
The Wonder Of the Age !
TIME, MONEY AND LABOR SAVED
THE LATEST AND BEST CAUaN

nNE OF THE LATEST PATENTS, ISsU-
" ed on the tn day of September 1866
tr VIM. II, McCutcheon, of Washington,
loWn, will be on exhibition In fnW dnYs nj
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08
JOHM MUNEELL'S,

JOHN MUMEELL'S,
In Wanl esburg, Pa This CllURN must
superscde any thing of the kind heretofore
produced. The simpeness Of It's construct
ion, and .s two-fod or reversed motion, that
produ, es butter from three TO six minutes
must induce the community to examine It's
qualities II saves tlmo-it saves work-and
produces as much butter as any churn in ex-
Islence Mr. Nlunlell has full power To sell
tights for PENNSYLVANIA or New York State as
well US to furnish Chuns to citizens of this
county. MORRIS, ULLOM & CO.
Agents.
3,27-T.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
VI FOR INVALID SOLDIERS.

Incorporotcdby Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, March O. 1867.
The Board of Supervisors appointed by tho above Cor
pOraon to carry ont the objects OF the act of ncorpo-
On, respectfully to the public that the Lcgisln-
turG of Pennsylvania has authorized tho raising of funds
for tho erection, establishments and mninlcnnnccs Of an
Asylum for Invalid Soldiers Of the late war; to he built on
have empowered the Corporation to distribute amongst
tho subscribers such articles of value and interest," from
association with tho late war; Orany moneys, effects prop.
erty, estate real PERSONAL whatever In this State or
elsewhere at such time upon such terms, and in such
way and manner whatsoever to them shall it, any
ing.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08

Az EDITOR OF Virginia 'conservauvc'
paper says the election in Connecticut
was nothing but an April tool operation
tor the democracy, as they elected for
Governor a man who voted f,r the abo-
ltlon Of slavery in the District of Co.
lumbia, an! for every war measure pro-
posed by tie aboIitionlSts. In fact, the
new Governor Of Connecticut Is as much
an abohllonlst as Ben Wade or Thad.
Stevens, THIS Vrgnian is we'll poste |,
and tells the facts right ont. lie, eyi>
den.ly, don't fancy abolitlonists.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID
SOLDIERS
FIRST DISPOSITION.

incorporated by Act of Assembly Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, March q, 1861.
Office ll26 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08

Onc-third Of the purchase money In hand
and tho balance intwoequal annual paymcnts
with interest. r. A, SAVERS.
5.I-f
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08
THE NEGRO INTHE NORTH.

Chairman Of the County Committee
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-08

MEMPHIS, May No murders occur.
red last night Tor the first time within a
week. On Wednesday night planter
named Smith Wilson, residing at Ger,
mantown, near here, while sitting on a
sofa, talking to his wife, was shot through
his window by an unknown assassn.-
He fell into his wife's arms and expired
There is no clue to the murderer.
QUEBEc, April 20.-The ice bridge
opposite this city is still firm, and is over
fifty feet thick in some places, The at.
tempt to blow 1t up proved unsuccessful.
Inn rnnuiry LnLMnnu hnrn and Mnntrnnl
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p RVV A r E S A l. E .

Those who desire to make choice selection
would perhaps do well to call immediately
aud obtain II at private sale.
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Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters

Were first used in private practice in 1928.
They were introduced to the pubic in 1895
since which time their reputation has extended
until they have size in excess of all other
C,thartic and Purifying Medicines. There is
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have not personal evidence of their beneficial
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! Bilious aud Stomdchic diseases, whether Of
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p res of Inc skin; anothGr is duretc and
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third is emolient, looscning phlegm and hu-
NOR from the lungs; ether properties
warming and cathartlc, and cleanse the sto-
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Their combined effect is, regulate the i'm
paired functions Of the system, and to produce
health It is not asserted Moffai's pills are Il
cure .all-that tn will cure 81 comp!aints-
but under ordinary circumstances they may be
relied upon to Nervous and Sick Head
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The printed circular around each box fully
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disease, specifies treatment, furn shtd evidence
dc.
We briefly refer to Pew. David Elder, Frank
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:. Gross, of Theolkc, III cure Of Liver Com
paint. H. Iiooloy, of Springfield, Pa , had
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Bowes, Editor of the Sprip gfe'd Aass.) Re
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lion Ed. Wcbier. Of Rumney, \. H., of Liver
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a box of Mvll.,ts LIE Pills, with full crcn-
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postage stamps.
NJ, fats Lie Pills are 25 cents per box
MoTat's pt osnix Dittors, s per bottle. They
old - Iii sp: etapio lcatsrs throughout.
tae cor!i cni, and the Tsiands Of the Ocean
WHITE il ROWLAND, Propriotors.
ucce ssols to Dr. john Motfat, AMI Dr.W m u.
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F5r sale b. ee,n < Co, Mauitowo c, Wis
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-19

SrbrucE.' sea eei Eonic.-th's me
decline invented bv Dir. j. II. Schenck, D
Pr iladelg .hi., is intended to dissolve the food
and make it into chyme, the first process Of
digestion. By cleaning The stomach with
Scherck's Mandrake pits, the Tonic soon re
stores tn appetite. and food that could not be
eaten bcitae tsl G II vii - 81! Il get =
Consumption cannot he cured By Schenck's
Pulmon:c Syrup unless the stomach end liver
is made healthy and the mppotite rest red,
hence the Tome ard Pill, are requi Ell in near
" every case Of consumption. \ half dozen
bottles Of the Seaweod fonic and three or fur
boxes of the Mandrake Pills will care any OF :
dnnry case of dyspepsia
DR., Scheuek makes prs cssional visits N
Ne. Yerk Boston. and 1T his pripc:p,,i Q flee
in Phila,iclI hin every week See daily papers
Of ea,h place, or his pamphlet Oh cons 'nption
fer his days for visitation.
Please observe, wheI purchasing, that the
two iii enesses of the Doctor. one when in the
last -e of Consumption and the ether as he
now is, in Perfect health, on the Govern
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Sold by all Druggists end Dealers, price
81 30 FER bottle or S7,5O the hall dozen All
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General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
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Joh.: D. Parke, Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker 4
Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins Bro, st Louis
No LIST W. ga N. 2S-ly.
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All " no would avoid the barbarous treatment with
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we concur with other papers in recommending Dr-
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PIANOS!! PIANOS
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The undersigned invite the attention Oh the
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tn z,s.SGs-ra Es,s,EN,sc.ai.

The REV, EDWARD A. WILSON viii send Gree
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the directions for making and using the simple rere-
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NAV prove blessing. Please Address
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OFT TIE TnrnTcGT WE'VE

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or Tinc sheds its white spray human heads,
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Tho worid-renownel author in this admirable Lee
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Also Dr. Culyerwels Marriage Guide, price % cts.
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MISGUIDED HT.N ard the Law. Of Char:ty ard
Mercy Howard E.says on the Errors, AJu.es and
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-
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EwNe,R-sATENN:

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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-19
THE TRIBUNE.
THE sPLANTiNG OF rHE APPLE-TgEE
Br WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.


Come let US plant the appe-tree!
Cieaye the touga greensMsrd with the spade;
Vide ietits hollow bed lie made
There lazy tie roots, ana there
Sit the dark nioTld with kindly care
And press il Ger thea tendcrly,
As.rptiiid the sleeping infants feet
Ae>ofily foil tie eradie-sheet:
20 plant We tire appie-trce.
What plant We in the apple-tree?
Buds. which the breath OF summer days
SIlnt ieEgrssen into le.afy sprays;
RorShs. where the thrush with crimson breast
Shall haunt anti sing and hide her nest.
We plant upon the sunny Lex.
shadow for the noontide hour,
A shelter from the summer shower,
y hen We plant the appie-trce,
Wiiaf plant we in the apple-tree?
Sweets Tor q hanJEca tiowerv springs.
II load the a!ly-wind's restless wings,
Wien, from the orchard-row, he rours
is fragrance through our open doors;
\ world III blossoms for tie Ice:
Fiswess for the sick girls silent room;
For tilc the glad infant spr.gs of bloom,
We plant with the apple-tree
What plant we N the apple-trees
Frf.ts thar shalt swell IN sunny june
Ai.sl s.si.:en IN the August noon,
Ana drop. as gentle airs come by
That IAN the like September sky;
While eli ldrc.l. viii with noisy Glee.
SAL seem! t..e.r fragrance as they pass
And search for them the tit;tos' grass
Al the foot of the al ple-tree.
And when above this appie-tree
Tie winter stars quiYering bright,
And winds go having through the night.
Girls whose young eyes o'crfiow with mirth,
Shall peel its fruit by cottag' hearth,
And guests in !iroudrr homes shall see,
Isei ei with the orange and the grape,
= fir - they il. t:nt ana shape,
he fruit oi the aplle-tree.
The frnitaee Of This apple-trce
u in,is and oar nag Of stripe and star
Shall ear TO coasts that lie afar,
Where men shall wonder ut the view,
All ask ii what fair groves they grew
And they who roam beyond the sea
Shall look, and think OF Childhood day,
A nd long lours spent IN summer play
IN the shade OF the apple-tiee-
s5zrll year 4sl.ali give til !. appe-tree
4 s,fvistipt fash Of roseatc bloonn.
A deeper, maze Of yerdnrous gloom,
Ana loosen when the frost-clouds lower,
The crisp brown leaves in thicker shower;
Tao years shall come and pass but we
Shall hear 10 longer, where we lie,
Til. summers SONGS. the autunn's sigh,
la the 'e',ghs Of the appie-tree.
\ ri time shall waste this aprie-tree.
@. wien lis ;,gt-l branches throw
Tim shadows The swur,i below,
Shall i.-,IG and force and iron VIII
Cypress tie weak and helpless still?
n hst shall thu tasks Of mercy be,
Anil tlEe tofls. the strifes, tite tears
o. tiioS, Nc live when ien@th OF years
Is wasting this apple-tree?
ssWho planted fiji old apple-tree?'
The children of that distant day
Tins. 10 some aged man shall say;
And Gazing on its messy stem.
Tie .-r;v-llsiretl man shall answer them:
u .ro4t of the land was he,
Born IN the rI.l'', 'Snt good old times
Il ls-Ss,isl he made some quaint old rhymes
aon is,,ting the apple tree
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Yeqetab|5 SiciIiaa Hail Remover

sGb5ldDi5 oloi.la'i i'aii iiuiiu"oi
He's stood tie test of screen gears
trial 6y the 2om5Ac: ana no pa'e2,n,
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aUuL produce the same beneficial
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VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
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hair; and aUiU make 1T g7'oac sif,0n
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persons. as 1T furnishes the uaits't-
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is l.0strisheG and supported. ~
makes the hair moist, set, ana
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HAIR DRESSING. 1T is tie cheapest
preDardtju5l eUer offered to the
public, as one bottle aUiW accom-
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three bottles OF any other PREPARE
ton.
II is recon- me a,s!eR and uSeG By
the First Medical Authority.
The sCo,st@sfts results 3,,'oes'sced
6y Ou7. .Siciiinl1 Hair Rene'0ef'
haze injured many to Dedaaifftc-
st,sfle1. vur;oaSs names and a1
order to induce the TRADE and the
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pounds, they hare s'esorted TO fntse-
hoods, by claiming they acre
former partners, on. had soi,se con.
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their preparation aUas simit0r TO
oars. Do not be GeceiCe0 6y them!
Purchase the original: at ms
ssece,. been eGuazJea. On'' 1re0tsse
on the Hair, acitfs certificates: sem
free by mail. See that edca oottte
has orr a,yig0fe Rere7ane Stamp
over the top Of the bottle. AU 9th
e1's are i3sitOtioRs.
r. p. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. n.
Sold or all Ct.uegists and Dealers in Medicine
C. A. COCK, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Agent for the North-Western States
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NaontIeth's Ge0grapnys.
Wilson's Readers, and Sanders Spoilers tn
day received at the
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE.
IAN. 18th 1857.
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Chemical Ink Powders:

By the quantity single ounce package
One ounce sufficient to make quart of good
durable ink Country dealers supplied. Call
Ia the Franklin Bookstore.
0. B, SMITH 90.
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WsJl.EAa. j. SHARPE
improved Billiard Tables,
WITH EtIS
Patient %EHTGrS

5IaauEac.oiy, 10 s1ercer street. n. Y.
The great popularity Of sIarp's Improved Billiard
Table, mss rendered It necessary to Eiake extensive
..rra.s - order 10 supply tic increased de-
..iaI, and he prepared 10 Lii si5 order with
which his patrons, the phlic seae-allJ r,ay favor
i.i.1.
" j. Sharp. having had practical experience for
nearly twenty wears the manufacture OF Billiard
Tables ana having made nurntcT OF valuable M
proYeiaets he garautees Table which ior elasticity
os torch mechanical construction scientific prin-
cipes and elegance appearance, viii challenge
t,et.t:on f.ls newly invented patent Cushions have
iecp pronounced by the most competent judges TO Be
sy,erior 20 in i.e Is enabled to furnish
the hest BjIl ard Table manufactured in the United
states ami snsfa.R the name which Sharps Tables -
justly have acquired.
balls, CEes and TRAININGS cons tantiy on hand. OF
Cusi repaired at short notice. Orders Big t,lai
pHnctualiy attended to.
Send foi descriptive circular and price LIST. 19-y
W.. SHARP. 43 Mercer Street, New York