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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12
SPE IAL NOTICES
TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRON,

TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
1 have, as many Of you are aware, sold my
Dental practice to DR. s. Hertig lie has
been engaged in the practice of Dentistry for
seven years, the latter half of which time I
have been acquainted with him and hi pro-
fessional career. and know him to be an hon
oraele, upright, energetic man; as Well rs
one of The most careful and successful opera
tors have ever known. can conscientious
lS recommend him to all INV patrons, feeling
assured he will render the very best satislac
tion to all. must now say farewell to all my
friends. and pleasant acquaintances. Igo to
seek another home, expecting to see but few
Of you again in the present state, but cherish
inga fond hope to meet you all in the land of
the just. With every good wish believe me
truly yours, s. s. PATTON.
6. .l2-3t
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RAILROAD MEETING.

Alta meeting held at the Court House in
Waynesburg on the evening ofthe 10th inst,
to consider the matter ofthe proposed Monon-
gahela Valley Railroad, Dr. Alex. Patton
was elected Chairman Rush and John
Baysrd, Vice Prcsldents-and NJ. r. Wise and
w. L. Gapen Secretaries.
DR.. Patton on taking the chair stated the
object of the meeting at length. Addresses
were also made by others in favor ofthe build
ing of the Railroad. On motion 1t was
Resoiued, That this meeting urge the citizens
of Greene county to attend the Railroad
meeting, to be held at Brownsville, Fayette
county. on the Goth inst And that the per.
sons thus attending are hereby appointed dele
gates from Greene county, to said meeting. -
On motion adjourned. A. Parton, Cham.
NJ. r. WIsE,
W. E. GApEN, Secy's.
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Registers Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby give to all creditors
~ lcgatees wards aud other persons inter.
ested, trat the undersigned Executors, Ad-
ministrators and Guardians have filed their
accounts in the Registers Office. ond that tho
same Will be presented 10 the Orphans Court
20 be held within and for the county Of
Greene. on WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1857,
for confirmation and allowance.
PETER BROWN, Reg & Rec.
Account of j. M. White and John Hewitt
Executors Of the last will and testa-
meut of Henry Hewitt, deceased
Account Of George Kent, guardian of Emely
Ann Eagon, minor child of Uriah B.
Eagon, deceased.
Account of Thomas Hill, Guardian of Enos
Zimmerman, minor child of William
Zimmerman deceased.
Account of Thomas Hill, Guardian of Caroline
Zimmerman, minor child of William
Zimmerman, deceased.
Account of Alexander Davis, acting Executor
of Christopher Davis, deceased.
Account of Francis Drake, ESQ.,, Guardian Of
'EI Mary Vannatta, miner child of JohnA-
than Vannatta, deceased.
Account Of James A. Black, Esq Administers
tor Of the estate Of Charles Mestsf-
zatt, deceased.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.rc-
nowned Astroligist and Somnambulistic Clair
voyant, while in clairvoyant state, define
atcs the very features of the person you are
to marry, andby the all of an instrument of
intense power known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce a perfect and life-l like
picture of the future husband or wife of the
applicant with date of marriage, occupotion,
leading traits Of char cter, SC. This Is no
Imposition, rs testimonials ithout number
can assert BY stating place If birth age,
disposition, con # eyes amt mir, and en-
cl 'sins tity cents and stamped envelope adj
dressed to you.sa'f vnu will receive the pic
ture ~ return mali together with Desired in-
formation.
~ Address in confidence, MADAME GER
TRuDE REMINGTON, p. O. Box 2G7 West Troy
N Y. febl3 '67-ly.
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areto marry, and by the aid Of an instrument
Of Intense power, known as tho Psychomo-
trope, guarantees toproduco liis-like pic
ture Of the future husband or wife of the ap.
pllcant, together with date of marriage, po.
sition In life, leading traits Of character. &c.
This isno humbug, as thousands Of tcstimoni-
ais can assert She will send when desired a
certified certificate. or written guarantee,
that the picture Is what h purports to be. BY
cnclosipga small lock Of hair and stating
place OF biith, age, disposition ind compile <.
ion' and enclosing fifty cents and stamped en-
yelope addressed to youselG, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacrcdly conf.
dental. Address in confidence, MAZDA MN n.
+, TnonSros, p. o. Box s2s, Hudson, N, Y.
iebl3 '67-ly qt r,- '-'' -
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For liberal dealing, good and stylish cloth
ing, 60 to N. Clark & Sons.

DECIDED Go AmEAD.A:TvENEss.--Talk
about your Continental and Mononga.
hela Houses, they Amt any place COM
pared with the Hamilton House! Our
friends coming from the country must
not make the mistake and drive through
Waynesburg Take the second look
and you will see a flint resemblance to
the old shell that stood on the corner
opposite the public square. GUlHER has
had it re- rcofed, re-painted and renova-
ted generally--that's all. He has taken
the lead in furnishing us with clean
and handsome looking hotel. We would
say to many Others go the on and do
likewise His store is In the east end of
this building and good store it is, too.
Every body knows GUruER and every
body goes to him for cheap and substan-
tial Dry Goods.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

LECTURE The lecture on 1'uesda,
evening OF last week, by Rev. Alex
Clark, OF Pittsburgh, subject, "A man
or q monkey. delivered in the interes,
of tho Philomathean Literary Society,
was listened to by respectable and
highly appreclative audience. The per.
tormance was Of that ohaste and elegant
nature characteristic Of the distinguished
lecturer. aboundlng IN q deep vein Of
common sense, interspersed with humor
and fellcitous illustration. The audience
respectable and apprec,a,ive, as before
stated, was not as large as the Society
had right 10 expect, and we can only
condemn the spirit that makes rs cents
difference between lecture such as that
Of the Rev. Clark's. and q travelling
mountebank's or wandering juggler's ex
hibitions. Aside from vitiated taste and
parsimoniousness no excuse can be Of.
Tered And beside, what encouragement,
have literary associations for accepting
the responsibility of procuring mental
and moral food for the hungry public
Let us point you to this as the great ne.
crst why no one who values his time and
labor cares to visit Wayuesburg to &C,
in this capacity. Hencetorth let not the
rs cts. stand between. Rather do with.
on, your tobacco or your habitual glass
for few days and give two hours to
the cultivation Of the head and heart
In behalf OF those who do appreciate we
thank the gentlemen Of the p. L. Socie-
ty for their successful and excellent en-
gagement.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

TEnPERAscE.-The reform is agltaied
to an unusual extent in our midst. The
late meetings Of the organization have
been immense out-pourings. Steps have
been taken to crush the traffic in our
town, and more than probably the
scheme will be success. All 1t requires
is the nerve that actuated our judges in
the last crisis, which we have all hopes
they still possess. On the part OF prof,
fessed temperance men the majority are
doing their part, some few that hang fire
will not prevent the explosion. DR..
Miller in few short remarks, last Sun.
day night, chit 'em up lively" causing
them to twinge when he touched the
tender parts.
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List OF Causes
FOR TRIAL AT JUNE TERM 1867
SECOND wEEK--lsT DIVISION.

Hook vs. Hook, No. 10, Nov. term, 1850.
Daugherty for use vs. Weaver, No. II, Sept.
term, 1876.
Coe vs. Lindlry, No II, June Term, 1857.
Shoush vs. Kinneys heirs no. 80, Sept. Il. 'S7.
IIilderbrand VS. Lambert M, g. Sept T, go.
Morris VS. Lucas, No. II, June term, 1869.
Shelby vs. Dunham, No. %, September T., 'G2
Tanner VS. Hughes & KincaidS No, 70, June
Term, 1854.
Sharpncck VS. Curl, No. lO4, March term, 'G5
South vs. Long. No. az, December term, 1865,
Hickman vs. Hickman s. Wyly, No. 0, March
term, 1866. '"
..... 2ND DIVISION ~
Martin vs. Drivers administrators No. Ga,
March term, '66.
Lindsey uso VS. Bell, No. CO. March term, ga.
Cor on vs. Shriver, M. l4O, March term, 90
Fosters Administrators VS. Anderson, No. Is,
June term, '66
Keener's Administrators vs.. Minor, No. 81,
June term, '6G.
Henry Lantz vs. Stephens. No. l4s. June T, 'ss
Hook vs. Odenbaugh. No. Oil. Juno r., 1866
Hornbake vs. Dunkard Valley Oil Comp INV,
No. 60, September torn, 1866. :. -
Evans VS. South CT al No. Z, Dec. term, '6e.
Brister W. Oliver, No. II, December term, '66
Lantzs Ex'rs VS. Hook, No. 80, March T. 87.
..,f ]. r. TEMPLE,
5i92-tc. proth'y.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. y. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Clairvovanta Psychon etrician,
who has astonished the scientific classes of
the Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers Of second sight, as to en-
able her to impart knowledge Of the great
est Importance to the single or married Of
clthor sex. While In state of trance. sho
deliniates the worry features Of the person you
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

A FACT THAT CAN'T BIZ Disputed
That l.. X. Evans has been in receipt OF
one of the largest and most superb as.
sortment OF Dry Goods, cloths, cassi-
mers, etc, that has ever been opened in
our town. The immense patronage ex-
tended him by all classes of our COM
munlty speak volumes Of we'll earned
confidence in his behalf 1t always gives
rs pleasure to see worthy, Industrious
man succeed in business. His stock will
will bear the closest scrutiny, and pass
examination by unanimous vote.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

HoHsE THElvlNa.- II. Moredock,
living near Jefferson in this county last
Saturday night had three fine horses
stolen from his barn A few days before
Mr.. I. Hupp and Mr.. Jesse Bell lost one
each, The gentlemen all reside in the
same neighborhood. The thisve; have
not been spprehended nor the stolen
property recovered. Here is mystery
to work up. We hope the sooundrsls
may be ferretted out and receive the
extent of tho law, One way to do it IL
10 advertise.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

Bro JUNE.'-The annual meeting at
the white church on Ruffs creek was
held on last Sunday. The turn out was
not SO large as usual. Saturday would
be more suitable for this meeting than
Sunday, the purpose having degenerat.
ed to one Of mere. sight seeing aud
pleasure seeking. What say our honest
Baptlstsi , ~
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

MONUMENTAL FArR.-A grand FAR
for the bene6. Of the fund for the erec-
tion Of monument to the fallen soldiers
from Allegheny county, closed in that
on Friday evening last. 1t was in ope-
ration ten days, anil was a decided suo.
cess, oyer twenty-five thousand dollars
having been realized. An inciient of
the tair was the voting Of q SILVER tea set
to Rev. Jesse Divine, (eolorcd) Of Al
lsghsuy. % the most popular minister in
the cities, We lsok at this o. kind of
cloak"
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SE1NrNa.--1nformation reaches us that
certain parties near Jefferson have sein-
ed and taken large Quantities Of fish, re.
Gently, in Ten Mile. We would remind
our friends, whoever they are, that the
special act passed by our last Legislature
prohibits this and imposes heavy PEN
atty on the offenders. There are those
in this section who decidedly object to
this procedure. hence we publish this
gentle admonition.
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French Army Lotion. the, best liniment il
use, at G. w. Roberts & CoSs N.

Coon TASTE, With commendable
good sense, too, the Commissioners have
had the railing round the Court House
newly painted. Don't stop here, Mr..
Commissioners, look at the shabby out-
side walls, a black cupola, uncouth coal
piles in the yard, broken windows. and
dismantled shuttcrs. Fix It aii up !!
Never mind what Mr.. Won't-pay.a-cent
says.
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PLENTY of Salt, full barrels. at SO 25.
All kinds of fish at low prices. Tea,
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Mclasses and all
kinds of Groceries and Notions, at
the very lowest price
We will pay SO cts, per bushel for
Oats and 80 cts, per bushel for Sheled.
Corn at N. II MoCLELLANp's Grocery
Store, few doors east OF the F. & ID.
Nat Bank, opposite side. 2w.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

The Commission BUslNEss.--It will be
important to all to know that new firm
having the forwarding and commission
business tor an object, has been started
in Rice's Landing. This firm pride
themselves upon their experience and
they are not unknown to the public tor
reliability and promptuess in their trans
actions. They bespenk patronage OF
the people See card.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

PANT! On, PAlsr!--When you see
the vivifyiug aud enlivening effect it has
why don't yon painti Some are max
ing free use OF lead and Ill but the great
majority of our citizens let their prop.
erty degenerate year after year, until
now We have town made up too much
of tumble down frames and bricks that
have an air Of look out or down como
Oh YOU 1t should put to shame the
men who live only to hold property and
exact exorbitant rents. Go to work, we
say. and put an additional value upon
real estate, and thereby confer favor
on renters. and an appearance upon
our village.
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Free to EyeryhOdv.

of the greatest importance to the young of both
sexes
1t teaches how tho homely may bscome
beautiful, the despised respected, and the for
saken loved
No young lady or gent 'aman should fail to
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mail. Address
2. o. Drawer 81,
feb9O, 67.6m Troy, N. Y.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

SPRiNG FEvER.-This disease is sup
posed to make its appearance simulta.
neously with warm weather. Signs of
its approach are manifested in disposi-
ton to sit on store boxes, &c and a
disinclination to anything like exertion.
We notice in tho few warm days we
have been favored with, that many find
it quite difficult to navigate.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

SrRAwBERRlEs.--'Though we have no
market OF any consequence for this de-
licious fruit, it has made its appearance
10 our saloons, to the intense satisfaction
Of those who frequent those places. In
Delaware and Maryland the crop is
large, and in many cases the producers
realize $1,000 per acre, the purchaser to
do the picking. What do our farmers
think of the business
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12
PITTSBURG GENERAL MARKET.

Throughout the week the general markets
have ruled very dull, and at the close there
was no sign Of improvement. Prices are gen.
orally unsettled and tending downward. The
weather has been very fine and the growing
crops, In all directions, far and near, are re-
ported In most promising condition. During
the past week -four hes declined IN this mar
kot one dollar per barrel a. WIN
We quote the Pittsburgh market o. follows.
which are the wholesale prices r
GRAIN--Wheat tat..".."....... a$8 10
Corn at.,.....,,...... 600 90
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All the popular patent Medicines of the day
sold at G. W. Roberts & Co.'s Drug Store.

BLUSDER.--It is none the less gratify-
ing to Messrs, Braden & Walton than
to ourselves that we correct the states
ment made last week in regard to the
completion Of the Planiug Mill. They
tell us it will be in operation by the first
of July, instead Of the last, an we had 1t.
This Is progress, truly, and speaks well
for the energy OF the gentlemen.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

Do you IlEAR2-When on, new hoard
OF councilmen 60 into power we shall
expect general cleaning Of our town,
alleys and streets 1t Is high time some
thing should be done. The sterch that
sslu,es the nostrlls in many places on
Main ana adjoining streets should be
aba'ed. Decaylng vegetable matter,
manure heaps, etc., should be removed
Clean up!
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For pure CD Liver 2oII, 4hsi, Viii not b
come rancid, 90 70 iBradt D rug store,

4 RAhalsd rhs ssApsratSte OF Ten
Nile IA been redacsd to.a bearable
I I. sssening witnessesa q column
oAii old wspdiag their way to
saha from |ss'5seek It il pleasant, but
iodsrAtion or it may have
d H. Fatal diseases are frequent.
~ contracted from tooiirequent bathing.
TQthe boyswe would say, find some
place more suitable than near the bridges
before you gst an, Q trouble about it.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Do
bty, Premature Decay, and all tho effects of youthful
indiscretion, will for the sake OF suffering humanity
send free to all who need It, and receipts and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he was curcd.-
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do by addressing, in perfect confidence,
6;5ly. JOHN b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st., New York.
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RGcoNsrRucroN, Those who have
been dealing elsewhere and need to be
reconstructed in the way OF material for
the body, such as, Calicoes, Delaines,
Clothes, Cassimers, ETC., should 60 to
EVANS.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

MososoAuELA r.. R--Subscription
books have been opened for this road in
Pittsburgh. We have not heard OF the
opening OF any books in this county. Is
it "to be or not to be I"
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Wv,
To amount disbursed, &c.
BY generations to col'r....$ 4043
BY collectors fees. go 90
By Treasurers fees ........ 80 90
By cash to order of John
Hunt.."......... ... III 81
Bv cash to +. Il d. Bank 720 SO
BY cash to VIM dIams -. 40 90
BY cash to sundry persons
on orders for monies ad-
vanccd................ .,,, ], ZIG 80
BY cash to Silas Barnes
order...".,............... 272 43
BY cashto A.A Purmans
order.".-."........... 50O--3. 065 rs
Bounty Tax leYied and collected in 1855:
DR.
To amount Of bounty tax levied $1,000 l3
CIR ,'s
BY exon. to collector.....$ 23S Is
BY cash paid T.. s. d. B. 4,7S477
By collectors commission 95 6S
BY cash paid by srreasurv s.7ci5,
er toF. & D. Bank...... 1877 40
BY com. to col. Oliver. l+74,
BY am: uncoected .s...N 214O $4,000 Is
Bounty Tax levied and collected in 1866.
,....t DIR -,
To amount of'rGxes levied. ..,...... so ,95S az
OR
BY generations to col...$ SO 81
l,y Coilectorp fees.... SO so
By cash paid to to cllector @
g. Baker, on order, &c. O. 76S 63-2,9 95s 81
We, the undersigned Auditors, do hereby
certify that the foregoing statement Is COZ. ect
according 10 the accounts laid before us for
settlement, to the best Of our knowledge.
ABNER ROSS,
ISAAC mitchell,
BENJAMIN SHIRK,
Auditors Of Washington township.
April 9Th '67 cont. to the 10th, cont. to j lth
OF May, cont. to 18th, cont to 18th when set
tied. "t q,
DIR. O
TO subscription money to hire vols $7,2l2 10
CIR.
By amt pad for v0lun-
teers and lost money &
collectors fees. 100 OF g
Bal in COLLECTORS hands,. 20 65-7,2l2 70
We, the undersigned Auditors do certify
that the foregoing statement Is correct accor-
ding 10 the papers and allegati ms laid down
before us. ABNER ROSS. ~
ISAAC MITCHELL,
BENJAMIN SHIRK,
5;29-3w tt t.., Auditors.
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WOOL.

There Is nothing .about wool in any OF our
exchanges that indicates anything like what
will be the price this spring, nor can we hear
of any purchasers in the market, though VIC
know of considerable preparations being made
to hale, store and ship the article. The figures
will come out after while, by due exercise of
patience,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

THs County Convention meets this
afternoon, (Tuesdsy.) We 60 to press
too early to give proceedings this week.
Our readers shall be advised in our next
issue. o..
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BAPTIST CoLLEGE.--The committee OF
location met in Brownsville one day last
week, but the result OF their dehbera>
tions we have not heard. Report says,
that If it comes to Greene county it
WILDE at Jefferson. Shame on Waynes-
burg capital and enterprise, ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTERS Of administration having boon granted 10 the
Ion tp this county, notice 10 hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against said estate TO present tho prop.
ory aVtnntcatod for settlement and all persons indrbt.
I'd 70 tho Same aro requested to mako prompt payment
.y .'s sARAH MiNoR,
Z; 1-0L AL. MysRs, Admire
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PREPAR RED OIL OF PALM AND MACE

PREPA RED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
FOR PRESERVING, RESTORING, AND DIAurI-
FLYING TIE HAIR.
And is the most delightful and wonderful ar.
ticle the world ever produced.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy
to Restore, Darken and Besutify the Hair but
also desirable article for the Toilet, as it is
highly pcrfumed with a rich and delicate per
fume, independent of the fragrant odor of
the Oils of Palm and Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
A new and beautiful perfume, which in
delicacy of scent, and the tenacity with which
it cl!ngs to the handkerchief and person, is
unenualled.
The above articles for sale by all druggists
and Perfumers. at 81 per bottle each. Sent
by express to any address by propretors.
7. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
100 Liberty st., New York
Oct. "a. lSG6.--1y.
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A CERrAlNTY.--There's no two wars
about 1.-THE direct course IS to Evans.
He keeps the most fashionable, cheapest
aud most popular Dry Goods store in
our town. Go and see him!
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WILL PUT 1T DowN.-Jas. Guih"r will
lay down new and handsome side walk
in front of the Hamilton House-and
we honestly believe, he would lay down
his life but that he should excel in the
Dry Goods business. Look at his stock
once.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

TURNED UP.-The Morgantown Post
has appeared, after an absence Of four
weeks, in new dress. Ii is sprlghtly
local sheet and merits tbe patronage it
recieyes. \
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

WANTED 10. 900 lbs Broke WOOL
well washed 1000 lbs new feathers
100 bushels corn 1000 lbs Bacon.
The highest price will be paid for the
above articles. WM. A. PoRrgR.
Waynesburg, May ed, 1857. At.