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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

For the REPUBLICAN,.
GREENE CouSTr TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Mr.. Editor Il desire to announc to tine public
that the first Annual Teachers Institute for
Greene County, will convene at WaynesDurg
Tuesday. Dec. 3lst, at o'clock p. NJ. and
continue in session five days. Ample arrange
ments are being mMe for the success of thL :
meeting. The services of men of cminen
ability have been invited, and are expected to
be present. Among the number, are IIJn.
]. p. Wickersham, State Superintendent, Rev
j. s. Ermentrout, Principal of State Normal
School, Berks Co, s. s. Jack. destitute L,c-
tu!er, ], c Gilchrist Superintendent of WasA-
ington Co., c, W. Vance, Superintendent of
Fayette Co, AID other prominent gentlemen
are expected tG be in att tendance.
On TUESDAY afternoon, the election of five
Professional Teachers for the granting of
Permanent Certificates, will be held All
teachers in common schools and in other in
slitutions Of learning as well es those who
are preparing for teachers, are regarded as
members of the Institute. The friends of etIu-
cation Of every class will he considered as
honorary members and are invitcl to partici
pate in the proceedings.
The law requires all teachers in public
schools to attend the Institute, and 1t further
provides that the board OF directors may
grant the time to the teachers 10 their employ,
while attending the county Institute without
making any deduction from their salaries.
Every teacher is recommended to attend
the Institute. They are eminently successful
in other counties, c,n we not follow in their
wake? Directors arc requested to act with
an eye single to the good of the common
schools, upon their action in a great measure,
depends the success OF our popular system of
instruction We ask the hearty CO opera
ton of all professional characters from every
department of business Let this annual
gathering first under the requirements of law,
be long remembered for the number atten
ding, for its moral, social and intellectual
advantages. The fare at the Hotels for
teachers is $3.50 Tor the session, and ladies arc
entertained free in private families,
Yours Very Respectfully,
# T TrIr
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liea.

WHlTE-On Tuesday, of last week, DR..
e. A. White, of Richhil tp., this county died
suddenly OF appoplexy.
Dr.White, was Deputy collector of Int. Rev.
for this county and was an efficient public
officer He had been on visit to rel;siyes IN
the Yves. and returned as far as Rocklick,
W. Va. Stepping from house into the coach,
for this place, he was seized with the fit and
expired in few moments He Is said to hav.
been subject to nervous arrangement.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

PEoPLEs LISE.-This Company has reorgan
lied and added twenty five thousand dollars
to the capital stock. They h,ye elected a
new set of directors and appointed Captain r.
II. Abrams Superintendent. This line is
composed of the steamers Chiefain and
lElector. These boats were built expressly
tfor the trade and have great speed and shpe-
ri,r accom- odations, We onJratuatc the
Company on the appointment of Captain
Adams ~ Superintendent. He il an active
,anl energetic business man. The interests of
the Company will not suf,r nler his ad
ministration} The river closed on Saturday,
last whieh,:soistes US until a thaw
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Theat'avaesburg Republican.
A9FiYAISTo To AMI AS FR3M PEs4WXHFEf 2E THE

From waynesburg to Waynesburg arrival
Wednesdays, "a p. M; departure, Wednesdays,
6am.-(via Joileytownl
From Waynesburg to Willow Tree, arrival
Wednesdays, II II. M; departure, Wednesdays
lam, ..
daily, p. M; except sundays departure daily
Bka. m.,(except Sundaysl
From Ricc's Landing to Waynesburg, arrival
daily, y, p. m, Except SundaysD departure daily,
9, n. m. Except sundays,
From Waynesburg, Pa. 10 Cameron, w. Va.
ture, Mondays and Fridays, S,a. M.
From Waynesburg TO West Alexander, Wash.
Co., Pa, arrival, Saturdays, p. ~, departure,
Fridays, Z, II. M.
FROM WaynesburS to Morgantown, W. Va.
arrival, Wednesdays, D. p. M, departure. Thurs
days, q, n. m.
From Waynesburg to Middlebourne, w. Va.
arrival, Wednesdays ), p. H., departure, Tues
days. I, a. IN. ....
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.Scuoo LBooks all kinds, at Days Book Store

OLD WINTER has inaugurstcd grand mas
querade. Jack Frost has sent in his card and
demands entertainment whether we are SO
disposed or not. Furs, overcoats, shoes Of
buffalo. and all the different articles of cos
tune ma ready wearers. Happy hearts keep
time TO the merry jingling of the bells and
ruddyIcheek and spriuging step indicates that
At least the many accord him joyful wei
come. But there are those who dread his
cold touch as the finger Of Death. You who
look forward with so much pleasure to glad
days offestiuty, remember the poor. Brighten
the cheerics fire and gil up the empty board
IT'S the least You can do. and 'inasmuch a.
- you do It 10 one Of these ye do it also to
Me-
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DJwS SoUrH.-We are in receipt of copies
2, and 3, of tho alabama Republican, just start
cd'at Decatur, Alabama, through the courtesy
of our oil friend and hoy companion, Frank. !"
Lindsey. The paper is sprightly sheet, and
evidences the dawning of new era Of light
in that land Of darkness. We wish Its editor
abundant success We see BY an advertise
ment that Frank" proposes TO sell his mill
and will probably be home soon. We shall
heartily welcome him back to Goods coun-
try
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

GEN. CUSTER who was recently tried
by courtmartial, has been sentenced to
be suspended from rank and pay for
one year. Gen. Custer was tried for
absence without leave, he having left
his command to visit his wife near
Fort Harker, at the time the cholera
was raging there so furiously.
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She 2Sagnesbure 2Rep,.blicam,

Losr.-On Saturday last, on Min Street OF
in the Court House. gentleman's kid glove,
tipped at the wrist with iur The finder will
confer favor and be paid for trouble by
leaving it at this office.
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Locomotive Boiler Bxnuosiou Several
Persons Kilied

WHEELING, December 1O.-A loco
motive boiler exploded this morning,
causing the instant death of the con-
ductor, engineer and another employee
ofthe road. A foreman in the engine
shop,in this city, named Shafer, died
from injuries received, to day.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

Tng LITTLE CORPORAL for December is a
capital number A new volume begins with
the next number. The publisher has deter
mined to continue his offer Of the November
and December numbers free to all new,sub-
scribers received during December Terms
Sl,OO year. Sample cory free if sent for
before January /. Address AlIrci'L. Scwel,
Publisher OF The Little Corporal, Chicago Ill.
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AN editor became martial, and was
created captain. On parade, instead
Of "two PAGES front-advance," he TIN
consciously bawled out, "Cash--two
dollars a year in advance!"
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Att the new Book. st Publishers, prices at
Days Book Store.

'Jusr IN TNG!"--Ths exclamation is justi-
fable to the forcthovght of Mr.. Isaac Hooper,
having fully replenished lis stock OF Groceries,
'Contections, Toys a full assortment suitable for
holiday eiftA Notions &c Big, fat oysters,
by the can or dish. tGs and sec aud stop that
watering at the mouth.
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'BRAKgs D1wS!" THE sound of steam
whistle in this remote region suggests queer
reflections. We were launched a: once into
the world of activity one day recently by u
sirill scream that canc directly from the
Planning Mill. Huge spectral steamers oomed
up before us, dcpots ringing with the cank of
trains the rattle of coaches and the hustle of
travel Visions of what might have been and
what may yet be in Waynasburs, Since the
Commissioners are not disposed to entertain
onr proposal for a town clock the whistle
might be of service to many il sounded for
regular working hous, morning, noon and
night. The pruprietors Of the Mill have AN
other boiler of hrger dimcntons in lieu of the
former one This was required BY considera-
tlons OF safety and the want of machinery
capable Of executing the immense amount of
work they are called upon to do.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

SroRM-It showed the past week almost
daily and at present we have the best of sleigh
ing and as it is court host of people in town.
The girls say it is perfectly lovely!' tho boys
dub it 'buly!" and the oil folks grunt it
''old f.shioaedl" Slcighing parties arc the
rage"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

A BaAwLrSo, razor.p,wder man, and mcr-
ry-andrew with fiddle, entertains the same
crowd on the corner that has met there ev,ry
court for years He's new one, old "kaee
breeches" didn't come 10 timo.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

WESTON when ne arrived Mt Chicago. was
surrounded by an immense crowd, but not
greater than would every day surround the
Dry Goods establishment of Shirk & Sutton,
did every body but know, and knowing dare
assert their intelligence, by trading with this
popular firm. A new stock, see advertise
ment.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS The attention of
our readers is specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
Registers Noticc--P Brown.
For the Pcople-Shirk and Sutton
Gilt for the Million-I. Hooper.
'Noticc--FirSt National Bank.
Great Pamic-Wm. Berryhill.
Notice in Bankruptcy-Nathan thinner
man.
Prospectus Y. Tribune.
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f'FoR Acts of Charity and Benevolence Phila.
de!phia stands prominent among her sister
cities During the war she had our refiesh-
ment saloons where thousands were fed while
on their way to the 'front.'" and now, in
order that the good work may be continued,
1t Is proposed to provide for the Orphans of
many Of these brave heroes who fell in defence
OF the stars and stripes For this purpose the
Washington Library Company of Philadelphia
was organized in aid of the Riverside Institute
of New Jersey. Here the Orphans of Soldiers
and Sailors in all parts of the country will be
gratuitously educated and made useful men,
bcrs Of society. Ths just and hon norable plan
adopted for raising the necessary funds for
this charitab lie object has received the endorse
ment of every one. Read Advertisement.
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NJ. c. i II. B,ll has 5000 worth of No. I.
Boots & Shoes. They will s,ll cheaper than
can be bought from any other store in Greene
Co. If you don't believe It call at Sayers
corner, Waynesburg, and see.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

TnE sweetest singer and the sweetest per
fume ofthe day are Adelina Patti and Phalon's
might Blooming Cereus" Both are Ameri
can! The fair singer enraptures everybody
the perfume is in demand everywhere
Georyetocn Union.
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PERsoSAL,-Last week our sanctum was
gladdened by the presence of Mr.. Andrew
Mccormick, formerly of our county and
whilom editor of the Marietta 20. Register.
He is a brother Rad and US such may always
command welcome.
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Has been over two years in preparation and
which has been brought to perfection regardless
OF time, labor or expense, and il now confident
" presented to the public as incomparably the
DestS Sewing Machine In existence.
TING Machine nquest,on Is simple, compact,
durable and beautiful, y is quiet, light running
aud capable ~ performing range and variety
o. work never before attempted upon single
Machine-is!ng either silk Twist, Linen or Cot
ten Thread, and sewing with equal facility the
very finest and cOarsest materials, and anything
between the two extremes, IL the most beautiful
and substantial manner. It's attachments Tor
llemming, Braiding, Cordng, Tucking, Quilt
ing, Telling, Trimming, Binding etc., are Novei
and Practical, and have bocn Invented und ad-
justed especially for this Machine.
New designs ofthe unique useful and popular
folding tops and cabinet cases peculiar to tho
Machines manufactured by this Company have
been been prepared Tor enclosing the new Machines.
such as Black Walnut Mahogany, Rosewood
and the like, and FROM the pla!itst 10 tlfo most
elaborate pattern anu nnish-thc Machines
ed, to correspond with the Tables or Cabinets
for which they are intended. 80 ., ,
A few reasons why ST. SGERs latest Inprov. :
ed SEWING MACHINES are the best for Fam
lily anl General Purposes.
gle thickness OF Swiss Or Nansook to several
thicknesscs Of the heaviest Beaver cloth. using
| any kind OF size Of thread with equal facility,
from No 2N Cotton up to the heaviest patent or
2l. 1t uses n short, straight needle easily set.
| and makes the popular Lock stitch alike on beth
sides.
3d. 1t has ar even self-adjusting tension which
requires no change ( diifeAent thicknosses Of
material or different sizes of thread
4th. 1t IL free from all springs, wires and other
and Is almost nnfsclcss.
5.h. No thrcads to hold or whecB to'turn In
starting
9th. It does not have to be talson apart to oil
and clean 1t.
7th. II has perfect feed whereby you can aeyv
the finest materials without having TO keep your
work stretched to prevent its "puclsering," ant
you never have to assist the work through ~ In
all other marhincs.
stl. 1t will hem any wisttlsy sew . straight
seam, or make q icll In the most perfect ma nner
with less skill than Is required 10 SOW straight
seam ON any other machine.
Its attachments for BradiIr, cordlng. Quilt.
ing, Binding, Tucking, &c., nrc novel nnd prae.
tical, and require but Iitf.e akin TO uhe theiii
Careful instructions .iven at tho house OF tho
purchaser.
Money refunded isiho machines are, not as
- Every machire warranted and kept in repair
three years wi .ttout charge. Il Z =
= 4 HIP. PNcAPnEH,
Agent for Greene County
! Ett Wnynesburg, Pc,
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Coal DELIvERED,-I will attend tn orders
for, and insure the prompt delivery of choice
coal from either the Camp Ground or Ten Mile
Works Large contracts at reduced. rates.
GEO. s. JEFFERY,
Telegraph Office.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

ArEw days since, while passing through
the Arlington National Cemetery. noticed
the name of II White, Co. G.. 18th, Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry. Grave No. 1907, Thinking
perhaps his friends might not know of his
whereabouts, | take this method of inform
ing them. b. FRASK. FLsSNIKgS.
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WASrED.-A girl between sixteen and
twenty to do general housework in family of
three persons. A permanent home for any trus-
Incapable girllwith good reference, who shall
apply at once. For information c,ll at this
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

MR RonISsos, collector of Int. Revenue for
this District was In town last week. No one
has bccn appointed collector rice Mr.. White
decd, to our knowledge.
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CouRr.-Court conv'ned NJ ,nday afternoon
Judges Gilmore, Graft and IIoskins1n on the
bench In licatiors are f,ra busy time this
term. The Shedding is good and the town
crowded with country people.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

"1D SAr!"-Yes, any one would say ifthev
should go and see, that VIM Berryhill has
complete Boot and Shoe Store. See .advcr-
tisement elsewhere,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

VIZ shall begin a seras o'nltccs on"Plison
Life by Prisoner" N our next issue, which
will be very interesting they are written
for the RErunLIcAN by one of our own Greene
County boys
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Nor so BAD.-Ta, hurt of Mrs. Rev ]. S.
Gogle,', we are happy to state, is no so bad rs
first reported. Sic will not be lame from the
effect OF the fracture.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

LsG BRUISED. morning last, Mr.
Charlie" Bradley, by miss step or miss-hap,
fell through the platform in front of Daughcr
TVS carriage factory, bruising his right leg and
otherwise injuring him Bad times these for
getting about. The quicker one gets his Win
ter legs on the better,
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne and at halfthe price;
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PrrrsBuRo Almanscs for 1868, at Days Book
Store.
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PLAsTERED. The lecture room Of tho new
G, p. Church, at Carmchals, is plascred and
wi | soon he ready for use, This is the finest
church in the County.
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HoIIpAy Books, in great variety, at Days
Book Store.
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Buy your Paper and Envelopes at Day
Book Store,
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Ii.-Corn firm new mixed
western sl2j. Oats firm ut T0n7jc.
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The latest arriyal-The cheapest Goods by
odds. yet offered. Enquire at L. X. Evans
Store.
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LEFT TowS.-Ths man that don't owe the
priAcr.
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geoal .Aivertitelneats.

REaIsrER's NOTICE EiTNfa.ra
Notice is hereby given to all creditors, Iega-
tees, wards and other persons interested, thai
Guardians have filed their accounts In the Reg
ister's Office, and that the same will be pre-
sented to the Orphans, Court to be held within
and for the County of Greene, on Wednesday
ance. PETER BROWN,
Register and Recorder
Account Of Robert Dinsf1fore ana John Dins-
more. Exeeutors of the estate of Thomas
Account OF Hon. Jonathan Garrard, Administra-
tor of Jacob Livengood. decd,
eeF% Pordyse S 1aiss mnor eha Or soo%on fordyc
Account oft Of j. H. Brlster, Administrator upon
Flnal account of I. w. Taylor and Samuel Bay
Il sst Af%tiP,ssTst rt s.ss upon 'he estate ofA.
'fSa Spon the ii es estats 81 ssaen: ea%pson aS
Final account of A. A. Purman, Esq, Guardian
Of James Rups, minor child OF Samuel
Rupe, decd.
Final account Of Daniel Fuller, surviving guar
dian OF Susannah Hess, o minor child Of
John Hess, decd.
Account Of Amos Walton, Guardian of q. A.
Walton,,a minor child Of Jonathan Walton,
Account Of ftAnsps. Walton, Guardian scf H. b.
Wafton, mfAor, child OF Jonathan Walton.
Account Of Philip Marsh, Guardian OF Mary
D,rbin, minor
Account of James CALL Administrator upon the
estate Of benjamin Grinage, deed.
Account OF William Gwyn and Marshall Gwyn
Admiirsi rstors uponsthe estate oflJames
Account Of Eliza Weaver, Administratrls and
George Weaver, Administrators upon tho es-
Account of Eli Jacobs, Executor Of the last
will and testainent Of Cavilier Poland, decd.
Account of Joseph u. Keencr, Administrator OF
George Keener, decd -
Fina! account of Joseph II. Donley, Executor
OF the last will and testament of Bar
net Renner, decd.
Partial account of Joseph Reeves, and I. [.
Iraft, Executors of the last vii ana testa-
mt ut of John b. Reeves, decd.
Account OF David II. Jones, Administrator up
Account ite Of Geo, &. GaymaS f ana Es' Kinder
Adminisl rator OF Isnac II. Kinder, decd.
as the oi s,sSSss
stone, decd.
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OUrH-SHULTZ.-On Thurs lay Dec.
18th, inst, by Rev w. G. Morris Mr.. Enoch
South. of Monroe Wisconsin, and Miss Eliza
A. Shultz, of Greene Co, Pa.
Enoch expected to return t, the west i'm
melia'ely but his wife is now South which
may delay his going.
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T IST OF CAUSES SET DOWN FOR
IL TRIALAT DEC. TERM, lse7,yvya.x,

Ia TRlALAT DEC. TERM, lss1,fvraoyy
Hook VS. Hook, No. 0O Nov. Term, 1885,. 80.
Branll VS. Kent, No. l86, March Term, 1900 =
Morris VS. Lucas, No II, june TerpslS6as
wilson vs. Downey. Eo.5b Decenf6tr Term, 1904
sanders vs. Morris tP., No n, Sept. Term, 1885,
Petit VS. same, No. a, sept Term, 1866,
Coleman vsTaylor, No. 81, Sepl. Term, 1885.
Maple vs. Prior, etal, No 81, Dec. Term, 1865.
+. y ID. Bank VS. Meghen, No. 00 Dec. Term. 1866
Petit VS. Richhll tp. Nd: ll6, Dec. Term 1855
Messenger VS. same, No. H. Dec. Term, 1885
March Term, 1866.
Lemley VS. Taylor, No. 75 March Term, 1899
Jayne VS. Kent, No. 90, March Term, 1858.
koss VS. Richhil tp., No. Isl. March Term 1904
Fosters Admrs. VS. Anderson, No. Isl. June
1866 ~ A''
Grain ct a VS. Peterson & Downey, No. sS Sept.
H2rn6aSs Us Hedge ct nj, No. 90, September
Reynolds vs. Waters, No. li9, Sept. Term, 1868.
linsasey Ex'rs. VS. sayers, Noe 100, Sept, Term.
Good VS. Richhilf tp. No. l72, March Term, lsee .,
Evans VS. South ct al, No 7, Dec Term, 1860
Jones VS. Morris tp., No. 1884, Dec Term, 1885,
Portcr's Adm'rs. VS. Rinehart. No. 1853, June
Term. 1867.
First Nat, Bank VS. Antell, No. SO, Sept. Term
1867 j. f. TEMPLE
ll27-tc CLARK
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE.
NHIs IS TO GIVE NoTfoE,j


1867. a Warrant in Bankruptcy wns ias,fe3
aglinst the Estate of WENMAN WADE, OIL Per.
~ Up, IN the county of Greene, and State VI
pennsyivania, who has been adIudged a
Bankrupt ON his own petition; that tho 3
payment OF any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, 10
property by him are forbidden by Law:
mat ameeting OF the Creditors OF the said
bankrupt to prove their Debt, and to choose
one or more Assignecs of his Estate, will be held
at Court Of bankruptcy, to he ,holden-at the
Court House IN Wnyncsburg, Greene county,
Pennsylvania, betoreJoseph b. Denley, Regin,
ter, on the 7rH DAY OF JANUARY, A. d, is8s. at
o'clock, p. m. THOMAS A, ROWIEY
s.l2i-G U. s. Marshal
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ERROR. .-Compositors. perhaps nc more than
others, are ever ready to get things wrong if
there is a wrong way for them. The letting
of the Blptist College builling contract will
be disposed of to the lowest bidder at Jetfer-
son on the 3rd of January nex', and not ON
the 5th Smiy ns our types would have IT,
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STILL IN Mouos-And kept moving. The
choice coal ut Ten Mile Works.
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ALL KINDS OF LUMBER /.

They arc also prepared to do all kinds Of Carpen-
ter work, with the utmost promptness, aud In
tho most substantial manner.
They respectfully solicit o share OF public
patronage, and natter themselves that they will
In all castH bo able to