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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

NEw FIRM,-We invite atten.
tion to the announcement OF the new
firm Of STRopEL & EyERsoLE, sue
cesssors to outcalt, Stropel & Co
They have the largest and finest
stock Of Furniture ever kept in
Lancaster, of their own manufac
ture, which they are selling very
low.
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Lancaster and Newark Rail-
road.

Elsewhere will be found the pro.
ceedings of o meeting Of the corpo.
rators of this projected improve.
ment, held in the Council Cham.
Der Of this city last Saturday. The
zeal, unanimity and energy with
which the originators of this enter
prise have laid their hands to the
work before them, justify US in ex.
pressing the opinion that few un'
dertakings of the kind havo ever
been set in motion with more fa.
vorable prospects, and in predict.
ing its speedy and complete sue
cess.
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We learn from tho Sandusky
Register, that Rev. G. H. FULLER.
TON, formerly pastor of the Presby-
terian church in this city, and more
recently of that of Sandusky, has
accepted call to the church at
Walnut Hills, near Cincinnati, and
expected to leave for that place
somo time last week.
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e9> The robber Time, that steals
tho sweetness from all fruits and
flowers, is baffled by Phalon's
Might Blooming Cereus." Its ar
oma is less perishablc than that of
foreign extract, essence or toilet
water, and incomparably moro de.
lightful. .-Hartford Courier.
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IA NdDMMCE.

D OBERT r. Church, whose last. kno
IA place OF esidence was Washington, u.
and whose present place Of residence Is
known, is notified that Hannah u. Church
August LIST, 1867, fled her Petition. against !
In the office of the Clerk Of the Court oi Co
mon Pleas NJ Fairfield county, Ohio, chare
the said Robert r. Church with wiiinl ahsei
and gross neglect Of duty for more than ih
years, and with adultery on Mny lst, 1864
on divers other days since that time, at
Washington City, and praying TO be divor
| from the sad Robert Il. Chnnh-whieb petit
will be for hearing at the next term oi :
Court. 3. J. i. NANDEMAhk, ,CIe
Oct. 18th. lss7-yv.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

A deer was killed near Circle.
vile a fow dsyS ago, the FIRST that
had been seen in that region for
several years.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

At the annual meeting of the
Fairfield county Sabbath School
Association, held on the 31st Of
October, Rcv. B. N. SPAHR was
elected President Of the Association
for the ensuing year.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-In Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 23d, Mrs.
Mary Benadum, wife of Philip Benedum, in the
46th year Of her age. She was born IN Fairfield
CO., Ohio, June 23d 1923. She hau been for
many years q resident Of this city, where she
leaves husband and six children to mourn
her departure But they hope to meet her
where sorrow and separation never come.
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Ladies, Enra

Another large consignment Of
Ladies' Furs just received at
Brooks Hat Store, which will BE-
offered at Panic Prices. G36 3t.
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Wanted.

To rent comfortable residence
for a small family, in a desirable
part Of the city. Inquire at this
office. r35..2t.
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MEDICAL. NOTICE

DK.E. CONE MAY BE CONSULT
HE'D at the following times and places
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colbornho ousl
on Saturdays and Sundays. Nov. 3Ur and be|
/; Jan. 4 and 5; Feb. and 81 March IA az
Is; Aerif IL and 10.
InLANCASTER, attbe Tallma ige House 4
MONDAYS after the Express train arrives goii1
lest until It goes West cp Tuesdays, Dec
Jan, G Feb. 10; March Is; and April 20.
DR.. Cone has now practiccd, at the attve o.
Aces. nearly nine years, and If be have life arI
health, he will fill the above appointments hi
after that time he will not practice at any OF W
abcye offices for some months, and he may OH
continue his visits entirely. -.
De. CONEcures allforms OF Chronic Di'
cases, as Dyspepsia in all its various yeri'
ties; all diseases oithe Lungs and AIR lAl
ssges, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis, end Coz
sumption; all diseases Of the Kidney
Liver, Panereas and the glands generally "a
dis seases of the Heart, Blood and Blood We
sells: all diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves,
Epilepsy Chorea, OF st. Vitus Dance, Neura
gia, Palsy, and general herTouslnnntIritlo
all diseases OF Females, enlarged Tonsils' o :
all forms Of Scrofula; also all diseases OH
RyeAnd Far, aud all other Chronic DiseGse
svNo charge for consultation, butsaI h 4
[ApIis. tssT-S-lyi
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Justice to yourselfand friends requires that
you should use that which will do you good
when sick The White Pine Compound will do
Won good In all cases ofLung, Throat and Kid {.
ney Complaints. II Is q true article, as all who
haI used II will testify.
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Ohio State journal.

We inavcrteDt!y neglected last
week 10 call attention to the new
prospectus Of the above named pa
per, but our readers no doubt saw
and considered for themselves new.
erthcless. We can endorse the
Journal as being now the best pa.
per that has ever been printed at
the State capital, ard as a vigorous
and able advocate Of The Union Re.
publican cause. Every one desir.
ing to take a paper in addition to
that Of bis own county. will find
the Journal to fill the bill, both as
a political and family newspaper.
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Stable for Rent

On the GRIN property. in the rear
Of City Hall. Inquire on the
premises. 35-3t*.
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Kentnelv Static I.ntterr.

OhouOhy otdtC IOtICTy'
Tho only legalized Drawings in
the United States. The Grand
Holiday Drawings will take place
December 3lst. $3.50, $50 to be dis.
tributed. Capital prize s5O,oOO.
Communications strictly confden.
tial. Circulars sent free by ad.
dressing MURRAY, EDDY & Co.
3i-4t.] Covington, Ky.
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aAEAFNEss, CATAHEH. CON
u SUMPTION, AND CANCkIs
CUkED.

4 Treatise on Deaioess, cataTrh, consump
ton and Cancer: their causes, means ofspeedy
relief, aud ultimate cure. BY Pnpil Of the
Academy Of Medicine, Paris. Sent % any nd.
dress for 10 cents.
Letterfrom Robt. McMurdy. D. D.. ILL., D.,
Grand PrelAie OfGrand Encampfnent Of U. s..
and Editor ofthe National Freemason."
New fOEK. 5ept.17, iS7.-DH. STLwEJL was
IN charge ofGrace Church Hospital, Alexandra
Va, during the war. I frequently, almost
daily. for months, visited this Hospital, and
had every means Of knowing his reputation foi
LFTfcIgScI and SKILL. It was OF the most cred
table character, and his success in the treat
Igen'of patients was ren.arkable.--RoBT. Nc
huRDT.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR,
II Cts into the ear,is mt psrcspifble, repoce
singing nOises IN The hsdd, and enables deafper
sons 20 hear distinctly at church and public as
semblies. Thisinstrument will onen produce
results almost miraculous, and indeedin mos
cases Of long standing deainess. IL will reliey'
IN shorttime. It may be adjusted with tn
ease Of spccthcIes.
Or. SrILgwEEb will be professionally : at 81 Eas
| Washington Place, University Buildings, N. y.
daily, 10 10 /, except Tuesdays, when lie vi u h
at his roomslO3a Pine Street Philadelphia, ia
| Nov. 20, 1SG7.-ly.
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Dissolution.

The business Of Milling win be continued b.
the underrlgned, J. r. Mulsaugh, and havinI
determinedto devote particular attention L
custom work, and having thoroughly repaired
my Mill ard Machinery, and having nm expert
enced and competent miller, hatter myself thai
can give satisfaction TO all who may favor me
with their work. warrant all work done at my
mill, and when good sound gfnifis is hirns he'd
fthe work Is not satisiactory, return Il to the
will at all times pRy the highest market
price in cash for Wheat Buckwheat, Rye, and
II otniny Corn.
Best iamilyfiour Ny the sack or bbl Bnck.
wheat -four. corn meal, Hominy and mill-feed
ss J, r. MUMAUGH.
Oct. stat, lsSY.-tw.
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CoLToN's Journal OF GEOGRAPHY.
is q new periodical, the first
number Of which was issued Octo-
Der 1st, in New York, by Messrs.
G. W. & G. b. Cotton & Co. 1t
contains sixteen pages Of ordinary
magazine size, and for the present
Is to be published quarterly, at one
dollar a year, with a large map Of
tho new territorial acquisition,
Alaska. presented to each subscri-
Der in addition. This magazine
enters a new and rich field, and
must prove valuable and interest.
ing addition to the periodical liter,
ature OF the day.
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der The drm name Of Ouicalt, slropel a Co
is THIS day dissolved By mutual oonsent. All
accounts Of the said hrin a.ll be settled by ths
undersigned. bTR0PEL 4 EvERsoLE.
Oct. lst, leeI.--3e-1t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

New AdhIcULTuRAL WEEKLY
The Columbus Journal publishes a
prospectus of a new Agricultural
Journal, to be started in that city
early nextmonth by Mcssrs. Dwycr
& Busbey. 1t is to be sixteen
page quarto, entitled The Farmers
Chronicle, and published weekly
at $500 a year, in advance. The
Journal speaks favorably Of the
ability of the gentlemen named to
get up a good agricultural paper.
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tApIls,lsH-s.lyi
BOOKI.AGENTs WANTED
To solicit orders for New Illustrated
BIBLE DICTIONARY.

COMPLETE IN ONE voLUNH,l
Fitted bv Or. WV. smTn, Classical Examiner
OF the University Of London
The Dictionary embodes the results ofthc
most recent study, research, and investigati7n
| ofa5out sixty.fye ofthe most eminent and 0d'
yanced Biblical scholars now living. Clergy
men fvarious denominations approve u, aad
repardit as the best work Of its kind iG m
! English language, and one which ought 10 h
| in Inc hands ol every Bible readerin theland
In circulating this work, agents viii Il, tnd
merous obiechons which are usually encoun'
tered in selling ordinary works Will not eN,S I,,
| with rms. But on the contrary, enconraGemen
and friendly aid will att n the agent, making
his labors agreeable. useiuland lucrative;
Ladies'. Clergymen, School Teachers Farm
ere Students. and ali Others who possess ener
gy, are wanted to assist IN canyassing ever, i
| town and county in the country, towhom TN
most liberal inducements WILDE offered.
For particulars address,
National Publishing Co.,
14s West 4th ST. Cincinnati, Ohio
Oct. 24tf, IsG7-ew.
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Roll of Honor.


Receipts on subscription to the LANCASTER Ga.
ErTEior three weeks, ending Nov. Goth
Robt 'Townsley.....Si 90 A VI Ashbrook A OO
County Audltof......2 90 Jas W Keller.......l M
II. .CampbclL..-..... 2 % Chas Greed. eO
Ann Shannon.......3 90 J T Keller ........,l on
q Tong.."...........4 90 John W Bishop......2 o.
NJ digger. ....".-.....l 90 stephen Compton W
Elijah Ruhdio ........2 90 WIN Eyans........2 Oh
y Mcfarland ......2 90 } Nj Gallagher ..... 2 OC
} Q Hartzler..".......2 10 Noah Miesse ......2 q
Geo Kerns .....-.....3 10 JacoD Yenser.......1 on
FaIrchlld.......2 % j II Brandt ..........2 N
VIM Brulntield....,..2 10 Mrs W Timmons2 OC
George King ....-...2 90 FL Langston........2 OF
W Pearsc, c,......... 90 Adam Brandt ir. 20 N
l. NJ Spitler........... 90 ] N Balor ...,,'..I On
Jacob West........2 90 Henry Sears .........2 Ot
Henry Elllker."..I 0OAilen Titier..... s. o.
Jonas Powell ...."...2 90 Same Chllds......2 N
David Abrght""....1 90 Chas Shrlevos...... 81
A Ream .............4 90 jacob Keller .....2 o,
Vim Monlux......lO 90 Robert Reed ........2 0,
q Weaver. .......G 90
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fataf, oT Aa.m 1g.1n.-.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified a. Ad-
minislratoI Of the Estate Of Adam Hurlbert,
late Of Fairfield County, ohio. deceased
Nov. ~, 1867. 81 GEO. y. HAMLIN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

Glassware and Queensware,
Just opened atStewart's, in Greene's
block, opposite Tallmadge House
Lancaster, Ohio. The largest stock
ever brought here. All of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard to cost. Al.o
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Oil.
Sept. 26, 1S67-3m.
Clocks ! Clocks ~! ClOcks!!!
GO to Butch's for the Best
Clocks in the Market. T34 3rk.
Panic Prices.
Go to Brooks Hat Store for q
good, Boys Cap at 25 cents, and an
extra article for 80 cts. 81 II.
Butch has just received Large
Lot of Clocks and fine Plated Ware
direct from, the..Factory. [34.3t*.
To the Members of the Photo
grahic Society.
We did not make the distribu.
ton as was expected, of the follow
irg gifts:
One Piano Forte.
One Gents Gold Hunting Case Watch. 200 U
Two Ladies Gold Huating Case Watches
300 each....... wv "
Fifteen Silk Dress Patterns $40 EACH. 600 U
We have nearly one.folrth o
our certificateO unsold, and they
must be sold before the distribu
can be made, from the fact that w
are paying moro than the amoun
on each certificate in Photographs
The distribution will positively
take place as soon as the remain
der of the certificates are sold. Re
collect this is the Premium Gallery
n AL. FELLERS.
Lancaster, o. OcL. 24th. tjanl
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FARM fors,SALT

A GOOD FARM OF 222 ACRl
~ ofI.and, in Berne township. on the 30
Station Road, two and halfmiles east Of l
casteT,i offered at private sale on reasonn
terms. For observation-disclosures ter
apply on thepremises to
AprIl 4, 1867. 7.2.tf. DENNIS REM
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Lost Hopes.

Aaron Jones, the defeated pugilist
is lost and ruined man. He staked
every dollar he possessed upon the
result of the fight, and lost it, and, in
addition, has forfeited his political
standing in the Democratic party Of
New York. He expected to van
quish McCoole, and then, a Ia Nor
issey, accept from an admiring consti-
tuency, seat in Congress, as he is a
better Copperhead than NLorrissey,
having servcdin the rebel army. Poor
Jones !-Chicago Tribune. ~
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

mon, before the graduating class was preach
cd in the College Chapel, on last Sunday eve
ning by Dr. a. b. Miller, President. The
Hall was crowded and the exercises, two
hours in length, were lstcnel to with intent
interest. The Doctors subject "Lord, what
wilt thou have me to do'' was handled in u
masterly manner His sermon was full Of
sound, wholesome advice, good logic, clear
and concise illustration.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

D PRIsos LrB, 1--WE. have received forty
page pamphlet having the foregoing title, with
two steel engrayiRgs, One the Grant Fami-
ily" and the other of ''Capt. j. L, Kitchener,
of Co. ID, S5thrPa,. Vols," finely, executed
and very, natural. II is the first installmont Of
series OF monthly publications 10 contain
full and authentic accounts of thrilling ad-
ventures, sad experiences and unparalleled
sufferngs Of the thousands of Union soldiers
who passed through the horrors Of torture,
pcs,ilence and faminein Southern prisons dur
Ing tho war, with views of different prisons,
hbaitle- fields, soldiers, statesmen, cte.nl 1t
rather took us aback 10 conc Of the Sold
9 Rsbuflwritten 'in Q book uldwe were doubt
I full uutilafta perusal lhatit could be so4 Ere
., 9uent reference to- familiar scenes, aud incl
dents convinced us however, that our ,Yoyilly
friend and conr,de in arms had feaflytccn
assigned niche in History. In 50 far as we
ore acquainted, with the sketch, which was
previous to the capture of the Captain, the
portraiturc and statements of the author are
remarkably correct The work is profusc In
Its culogy of 'Mich" and his Regiment,
which, by the way, are all deserved 1t is
edited at Washiugton,.D. c. in monthly parts.
byT. J, Simpson, and can be had for fty
cents copy by,addressing him there. The
number spoken ofwould be highly interest
ing to the members of the S5th as 1t is replcie
with anecdote with which they are all famil-
lar. Instance the following, which occurred
at the battle Of Williamsburg after Keim's
brigade, commanded by Col. J, B. Howell,
had relieved that of Sickles,, and had halted
Sin column by division" within seven hun
dred yards Of Fort Magruder, under heavy
fire of grape and hidsketry: :
''Halting for moment for further orders
General Summer came dashing up, and inquir-
cd who commanded that brigader 4 do,
sir, replied Colonel Howell. Colonel, said
General Sumner, i want good and reliable
regiment placed upon the front line of battle
without moments delay Colonel Howell
plunging the spurs into the sides of his noble
horse, Charlic,' wheeled and shouted, with a
voice rising high above the roar OF 'musketry,
Forward, the Eghty-fifth!' and forward they
went into the thickest of the fight led by their
gallant commander. The battle ragged with
unabated fury until darkness closed the dread.
ful contest, the Eighty -nfth Pennsylvania
Volunteers remaining in line Of battle under
the fire OF Fort Magruder" .,s-r
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To THE T,N-PAYgRs OF GREENE CouNrr.-
We received in Juy last from Wm. II. Kem-
bic, Esq, Treasurer Of the State of Pcnnsyl-
vania, what purportcd to be Statement of
the Taxes due from this County to the State,
that there is yet due Two Thousand and Nine
Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Six Cents
(S2, $50, OG.) with interest from the Second
Tuesday of January last.
In view of the fact that this same officer in
juno 1866, sent ms u circular in which he
claimed about Eight hundred Dollars as the
Taxes from this county to the State for that
year, and for which our Treasurer holds re-
ceipt in full we confess that this latter de
mand excited in us no little surprise. Having
assessed, collected and paid over the full
amount of the Taxes then demanded, we very
naturally supposed the whole matter settled.
This demand for Additional Taxes for 1865,
having. been made after The duplicates for tho
present year were made out and placed in the
hands Of our Treasurer, and after consider
able portion of the hxcs had been paid, n
ders our situation an embarrassing one. But
as we have no funds in the County Treasury
beyond what was deemed at the time of the
assessment necessary to meet the ordinary ex-
penses of the County, and as we are advised
OF no mode by which this additional demand
can be legally evaded, we see but one way by
which the County can be relieved, and that is
by the levy and collection of a Special tax
sufficient to pay off tho additional demand.
We have accordingly placed in the hands of
THOMAS IAMs, Esq, our County Treasurer
new Duplicates for this purpose.
We make this explanation in order that the
Taxpayers of the County may place the re-
sponsibility of this act " here 1t belongs The
money is not collected Tor the County, but for
the State.
We of course do not know what necessity
may exist for the imposition Of this additional
burden upon the people. We only comply
with the demand made on the people by the
Iroper officer constituted by the laws of the
State, over whose actions we have no super
vision.
Tnos. scorr, y 97J@uf Nl -
ELIAS scorr, Commissioners Greene Co.
J. N. MoRKIs. gvgn,,
I'' 9;ll-3t
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SMlTlT-MOORE-On tho 18th of Aug.
by Rev. p. AXtell, Mr.. John Smith to Miss
Lydia Ann Moore, both OF Centre tp, Greene
Co., Pa.
Among the relations of the bride were a
babe, its mother, grandmother, great grand
mother, and groat-great grand-mo!hcr--fivC
successive generations, all present The last
named lives alone, does the most of her own
labor, frequently walks mile to church, and
visits her children and ncighbors on foot
Cambsrhnd Presbyterian.
YODERS--TIITON-On the 2d of Sept.
1867, by Rev, $. Kendall, Mr. A. Yoders and
Miss Libbc TitOn all of Greene Co., Pa.
RlNElIART-IIUSS-On Tuesday, tho I'd
inst, by Rev Mcintyre Mr.. Jno. Rine-
heart, and Mrs. Eleanor Huss, both of Frank
lin tp', this county.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

FIREs.--One day of last week, the stable of
"Tim" Dougher, near the jail, caught fire
from lamp being knocked from the hand of Il
groom, by one Of the horses. 1t was prompt
ly quenched without damage. Mr. John c..
Flenniken's barn, over the creek, was set on
fire by mischieyous boy, and for timely dis
covcry would have been burned to the ground
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

NgEDs ArrEsrros. The 'old willow treo'
on Washington street, recently blown down
by the storm, should be disposed of in some
way. 1t Is at present, a dangerous obstruc-
tion TO The highway and might prove the cause
ofinfinise barni win the council wait until
after the accident occurs to have It removed !?
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

Forty feet front by one hundred
and ten deep, on the northwest corner
Of Clark and Lake streets, Chicago,
sold for $4,000 a foot, cashl This is
the highest figure yet reached for real
estate. Three years ago the same pro-
pety sold for 92,25O per foot.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

In sTOwS.-Iteturned to their homes in this
pSst; Mr. Thomp Minor, Mr. r. X, lIelphen-
stine, Maj. Jas. Is. Lindsey, to escape fora
short time the tiresomc round of city life at
the Capitol ID. G. The gentlemen look we'll
will spend a short time among us and return
10 their duties.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

p L. S.-The Philomatllcan Literary So
cicty of WLynesburg College, had public ex-
ercises in the College chapel on Friday night
last, The performances were creditable and
the audience large and appreciative, Diplomas
were presented to the members of the Gradua-
ting class, belonging to the Society. Tho
gentlemen distinguished themselves.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-11

ear readers is specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements, which appear for the frs
time in our paper to-day.
General Election Proclamation.
Dry Goods-M Elroy, Dickson & Co.
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uhea&'ayaesburg Republican.
A RRIvAIs AED DEPAprURFs OF THE
IA MAILS To AND FROM WAYNESBIJRG:

IA MAILS To AND FROM WAiNESBURG:
uIm from Maynesburg to Waynesbnrg, arrival,
m.Ayia Jolcytown.l
From WayneSburg to Willow Tree, arrival
Wednesdays, IL a. m; departure, Wednesdays,
I'm.
From Washington Pa. to Waynesburg, arrival
daily, Typ. m; except Sundays departure daily,
ih p, IN, Except sundays.
From Rices Landing 10 Wayncsburg, arrival
daily, d, p. M, except Sundays departure daily
J. q. m, except sundays.
From Waynesburg, PA. TO Cameron, W. Va,
srrival Tuesdays and Saturdays =, p. m, dcpar-
ture, Mondays and Fridays, ga. m.
From Waynesburg to West Alexander Wash
70, Pa arrival, Fridays, l. p. NJ, departure,
saturdays, Z, n. in.
From Waynesburs TO Morgantown, W. Va
frrival, Wednesdays, ., p. ~, departure. Thurs
Gays, 8, a. m.
From Waynesburg 10 Middlcbournc, W. Va,
srrivnl, Wednesdays, ., p. m, departure, Tues
Says, 4,a.m.
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s, B. IIorrAsp, the gentlemanly salesman,
representing tho Wholesale dry goods house of
Bancroft & Co.., Philadelphia "a again at his
post ready to receive orders from, or wait up
On Western merchants. He is clever, whole.
souled fellow and deserves to be patfonized.