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n,HE RICHsST MAN IN THE
Il WORLD. Extract OF q Letter from Bar.

Il WORLD. Extract OF q Letter from Bar.
on Solomon Rothschlld.
PARfs, s.h April, 1884, 25 Rue Fauby, Bt.
Honore,-Wll you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded 20 me here 40 bottles Of your In
dian Linilngnt; II you will send At the same
time the account, will forward you tho
amount through Mesrs. Belmont q Co,
New York.
Baron Solomon Rothschlld having recon.
menaed TO many of his friends Major LANES
LInIMRNT, a. they being desirous 10 procure
II, be should advise him 10 establish de-
pot in Paris,
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Fun AT HoME.-Don't bo nrraId Of n
little fun ut home, good people! Don't
shut up your house, lest your hearts,
lest hearty laugh shake down some of
the musty old cobwehs there. II you
want to ruin your sons, let them think
that all mirth and social enjoyment
must be left on tho threshold without,
when they come homo nt night. When
once n home IL regarded US only place
to cat, drink, and sleep In, tho work IL
begun that ends In ganbllng.hOuSes
anu reckless Degradation. Young peo.
TIle must have fun and relaxation some.
where; if they do not find II ut their
own hearthstonOs, 1t will be sought NJ
other and perhaps less profitable places
Therefore, let the IRE burn brightly ut
night, and make the homestead delight.
ful with all those little nrtS that parents
NO perfectly understand. Don't repress
The buoyHnt spirit OF your children.
llalfnn hour Of mOrrln0nt, round tho
lamp and tirelight OF n horne, blOts out
the remembrance Of many care and
annoyance during the day; Rnd tho
best safeguard they can take with them
Into tie world IL the unseen influence
off bright little domestic SNIlCLuIn,
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FXCELsloR DIALOGUES, consisting OF
~ new and Original trStcla dramas, coll
loYnles, &C., for advanced speakers In
sehpolS, Exllnlti0n.roOm and private theat-
rlcas. Every line written expressly for this
Dook, oS corps Of Professional Teachers and
writes acknowledged TO be the best work
o. tlic Kind ever published. Cloth, nearly
4O9dnOdecim0 pages, price 81 Is, mailed free.
AddreNS T.. GAkHETfS 4 CO., Publishers, 7U2
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. nOv2S
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REVOLUTION in Trade,
For Only Ono Dollar,

T ADlEs, you will be astonIShed at the
~ value ot NIL kinds Of Goods sent by tue
well known and Justly celebrated firm OF
GRAHAM & CO.,
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'rHE members of tho whIskey ring
have gathered In force In Washington,
and ARE making II determined assault
on the Ways and Means Committee
They do not receive much encourage.
ment or comfort.
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National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
The Peoples Bank

THos. d. LIST, President.
3. Il. HLLDRErH, URAhier. noyI
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1lhE PAPER FOR THE MILLIONI-
Farmers Own Paper, the Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural and horticultural journal
In America. Beautifully illustrated with
numerous Engraving or Farm Buildings,
Animals, Fruits and Flowers.
Now B the time TO subscribe for the year
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TOBACCO.

| B- We have not
discontinued, moi do
wG Intend 70 cease
i packing 500 Daily IN
papers or Century
! Tobacco. reports 10
| the contrary nOtwith
standing.
%-We are making
the t'entur. from the
choicest ledlf; IL free
IrOul drugs, and Is in
every respect, the
Hest Fine Gut To-
bHec0
manufactured. Sold
by all Job
beIs.
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WANTED-lOO Farmers TO engage In n
w business that will pay from ylOO TO $3.50
per month irom now until spring. Address
JONES BROS. 4 CO., philadelphia,
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YOnr Family and Frlsnds wantIt

$3.50 -
for II is adapted TO the wants OF all. Note that
II y not MONTHLY, but o Large and BeAuti-
iul Weekly. and that Vol. XIX will be ina.
terially ENLARGED.
Zach No contains Eight Double Quarto
Pages, printed In extra style,-CleaT Type
Good Paper, and more and better IILLuE-
TRAToNS ihan any other journal OF It's GLASS
A Title Page, Index, 60, at close OF Vol.
pRhllS.-.OnIy 81 u Year; 10 clubs oi
ten, $40 per copy. Vol. XIX begins Jan. 4,
Great Offers 10 Club Agents. Specimen,
show.Bils, Premium Lists, &c., sRNT FREE;
or the IL numners Of this Quarter, (Oct. %
JAM on trial, for ONLY 50 CENTsl Address
ID. ID 7. MOORE, Rochester, New York.
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Such advertisements as the following
are TO be found almost daily In one Of
the leading New York papers:
u-N.-COME BAUE To YOUR FAM
IL lyat once. Future position Dright.
ID EMEMBER "BAIEBRiDGE;" You
IL were then saved; rave me now by imms.
ulate return: you can have all you want In
four weeks aud 60 honoEably. No oue
Knows but me.
fINiIE LADY WITH, BLACK EYES WHO
l. noticed u young gentleman In the con.
cert last Friday, ut Steinway hall, mud after
wants In the confectionery, In Iervently be-
sSechBd 10 communicate with nn aidetit aC-
mlIer, ADONIS, Bble House Post office.
IFJ. N. FORMERLY OF AUGUSTA, Ga,
i or Columbia ., T., anu now OF sixteenth
street, New York, wishes 10 prevent trouble
aud ncL on the square, he had bettsr call I'm.
rnedlAtslS nt rOom No. 6CIlnton Place Hotel,
corner OF broadway aud Clinton Place.
Il, ". H..
TINIIE GENTLEMAN WHO THOUGHT.
i los ly addressed "A lady In Pine street yes.
tbTdny morning made Il mistake, aud ML-
cCrely begs her par1on. IL II granted?
INMAN GuSrAVE, New York.
HNHE LADY DRESSED IN A LIGHrCOL-
l. nred cloak AMI u white long halreI neck
covering, who rode down on sunday even
Ing, at about six O'Clock In n Seventh nVenus
car, aud got ont near washington Park, will
confer u great favor on tile gentleman sitting
IN the opposite corner, who paid her fare,
10 whom She bowed wlieM AhO laft Tie car,
HslpaNed her again when Ehe entered ma
house. Address L. Ii. JaIdlU. station u.
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Incorporated 1883,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

DnEcroRS-Alax. LAughlln, A. ]. Pannell
John Mcclure, lr., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
Ou, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Heel
Dcl1-ly A. q, QuARRIER, TFeABufeF.
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Agents wanted everywhere. For Club
Price List OF Valuable Prizes open To all, &c.,
address JOHN TURNER. Publisher and Pro.
pfietOf, Rochester, New York
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Leave Wheelings Leave Baltimore
daily at. 6:iO p m. daily at...-6s2O pm,
Arrive Washington a
Gratton ......- 1000 Arrives
ParkenbuTg $50 am. HArpers FIy. $40 u
Cumberland 800 /" CumberIHnd .l215 m
HArpon Ferry 7:l6 a. Grafton -. $40 !.
nn5,iutnots n,aI,tlot :.-i9:O Mheelihg-....lel0
SfIasIi,n, Masn y SnS ilsS 'IncludlnE sundRyG
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
ldAlly at..-- 7:bb am. daily at... &l5 pm,
Annes AAIwss- Wash'n Gity-&46
ParkenburE !,@ Harpe1s F,y-l:si am.
SHnn0erland. 7:3 Cumberland.-I:i0 "
hbrPeis FSl2:M Am. Grafton. lg::03 pm
WREh'n CITY. b:2O eExcept SunlnyS.
Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily At.-.s:l0 pm. daily al....S:l5 q, m,
arrives WaSh'n City-7:45 e
Grafton ...-.....22:22O Am. Arrives
Sum6erland:.7 .7:4O Harper's Fy.lOO pm.
tiisi tmiistperH F'ylEiO p IN. Sumberland.-a
MlnoneSter.4.2sJO GrHftOn....-.,,.ll.O y
BAltimnre ... ...6dl0 WHEELING. $50 n. m.
MRHh'n Clty..6sSO I" Except SaiuriAyS.
Except Saturdays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION,
TO connect with q. .. r, Il. Division,
Leaves Wheeling at...-- S:tOa, M. 400 p. m.
Tickets TO all principal points in the East.
West and South. west can be lFocurtSI nj the
Companys once. s-'N
JOHN L. WILSON, Master OF TransportatI
X. 7, DEVRlES
myL General Agent, Wheeling.
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WHAT CAUSES lNSANIrY.-From a
table prepared at tue Indiana Asylum
for the Insane, of the probable causes
ofthe insanity OF 3,9ll persons, thb fol-
lowing are given:
Abuse from drunken husbands, 40:
cou' titntiOnal, 85; disappointment IN
love, los; domestic bereHvementS, 229:
domestic diSsensions, lis; excessive use
oftobaccO, ~, nearly half0f whom are
females; fright, AZ; fatigue and anxiety,
10; nnanCiAl difficulties, 81; fear Ofwant,
II; lear Of draft, 7; inlemperate drink.
Ing, lOG; jealousy, 4S; loss OF sleep aud
exposure, ~; loss OF property, IS; physi.
cul diselse, 4Sl; religious excitement
and AnXlotie9, 2B2; war excitement, o.;
spiritual rappiuRs, II.
The table Of i0fmer occupation shows
that farmers are fur ahead OF any other
branch OF business. numbering 05i; Ia.
bOrers are next, ia. then carpenters,
40; clerks, 80; soldiers, IS; merchants,
81; blacksmiIhS, -; teNchers, "A; tnilOra,
IL; eODpers, II; physIclans and plaster.
ers, 10 ehGh; manufacturers, students
and wRgOninRkerS, euch Is; olergymen,
II; editOrs,2.
Oi tho females, l,4i2 were engaged In
hOusewOrk, and 81 were schoolgirls;
l,Gl were married; !, ,lS5 single; 0S wild.
overs, l72 widows, aud 81 divorced.
About s per cent were under 20 yenrs
Of ago when admitted.
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The Best is the Cheapest.
HARyEsT IS ovERi
THE YIELD 1S aREATf
PROSPERITY ABOuND9i
WINTER lB coM1NGi
MOOre's Rural New:Yorker
The Great Town ana C,ouu,ry wo,,,y.


THE RURAL d the Loading and Largest
Circulating Newspaper OF itS clasA ON the
gontinent-superior In Value and Variety Of
Contents and Beauty or Appearances. It en-.
braces more Agricultural Horticultural,
seienuhc. Educational, Literary and News
Matter inletSptned with EnRfavlngB, than
any other Journal, ,-for IL comprises Depart
ments Including
Agriculture. I.hofne Iftttdtikre
Hortictilaire, Ssieilee c,ld AL
&heep Hu4bdndry, Edticdtion,
Grazing, DdiFpfii1, Yottfh'G READING.
Rttrul agriculture, General Neipt,
DomestiS Economy, Commerce, Mdrkats,
va LliltitrdttonS, Tales, Essdys. Mutte,
foetEy, RebtiseS, Bat0nlaI, DC.
The RURAL NEw-YoRKER is q National
Journal circulating largely in The East and
West, North and South. Il EMPLoYB THE
Blsr rALENr In all Departments. ID corps
0tEditoB Contributors, &C., comprises many
81 the best Farmers, Planters, Wool Growers
Hraziefs, Hofticullflsts, DO, and also Au.
thots, Scholars, &u., OF note and ability. In
bnef. the RURAL i8 Ably Edited, Profasely
Illustrated, Neatly Prlnted-Pnlctlcal Hcien-
unc, Ussfnl-Moral, instructive and enter
taining. :
:, whersvsrlOca.ed.-I lin Country, Village or
City,
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#edtal.
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFL1CTED
J. throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years, In
the New England States, where It's merits
have become ~ well known AZ the tree from
The White Pine Compound Cures
Bore Threat Colds, Coughs, DiptherIa,
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon.
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difticulty OF Voiding Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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"a Complete Pictorial History OF
the TImes.r
"rhe b'st, cheapest, and most suc.
ceasful Family Paper In the
Union"
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIORR Comply

OTPICE HALT. q ONO kAILRoAD Co.,
WHEELING, May 4, lS67.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
DAsSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after May
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CENTURY
500
PACKED
IN THIS BRAND
Daily.


Mondays, One 500
Note
Tuesdays, Two Flrlles
Wednesdays, Five
TwenticS.
Thursdays, Ten Tens.
Fridays, Twenty
Fives.
Saturdays, Fifty
TWnS.
P. & q. LORILLARD
10, IL q 70 Chambers
St, New York,
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hihhroO, nov. tne ~ lSU7.
DERE XUR; WIN you pleze inform
mel weather nlggur MI phrnge Was oarrld
ht The lnte lection. ii Serh ignranl
peepIIl IL TO wont want 10 lenv this
God illrSMking State, and Go back ia
Suthren Illinois Yours Tro0Iy.
Tho writer OF tho above can iind II
home In Ohio. There In uo danger oil
"nlggnr snphrngo" In TINT State fol
two years.
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MERCHANTg NAT0NAL RAM

VI Wt3t NtfEtnIns
Capital Paid in, 100000.
HtHls RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BuBl.
l. lne8 OF the "MerchRnts' and MechRnicf
sank o. Wheelingn u y designated lie.
staleas and q prepared 70 do Legitimate
Banking business.
htadatt- CranRlo.
Dtrectors- Thomas Sweeney, L. Q. Delaplain,
Jas' Y; Acheeon, John ponlon, Jacob BeiHef,
a. Allen Howell, ]. Nelson Vance, JRiilOi
DalEell. 8, BRADY. CashleF.
jRnl7.ly
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THE following letter, vcrbatim ct titcr.
atm. MS printed, was sent to tho Office
ofa l'eavenworlh paper, and ''spcpks
for ItSelr:"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-04-03

Postal FACiLIrIgs-AN OUrRAGE.-
Tho post>otlice at Gray's Landing this
county has again been discontinued,
through the influence of tho "Old Line"
of Steamers and that OF Jno. j.. Dawson
There is no cause tor the dlscontinuance
excepting the animosity and selfshres.
which that line bears to all who oppose
it. A reliable gentleman informs us
that during the last quarter $4,000
were received for stamps; that 4 daily
papers are received l3 weeklies and
that the office will pay over Sl25,OO a
year to the government, besides it is a
great convenience to immediate resi-
dents. Why deprive the government
of revenue and tho people of oommodi,
ties to humor the caprice of a few un-
principle avariclous and dollar-grasp-
ing wre,ches who would if lett to them
selves uuscrnpulousIy plumber tie peo.
pie Of the Monongahela Valley? This,
with many other facts OF outrage com.
mi,ted, when considered, more than
ever demonstrates the necessity OF keeps
ing the peoples Line" on the river
We trust our representative at Wash
ington will take it upon himself to
right this matter.
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Know Thy Destiny

MADAME t. f. THORNTON, the great Engli'l
Astrologisl, Clairvoyant and Psythom etrlcian
who has astonshed the scientific classes o
the Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers of second sight, as 10 en-
able her to impart knowledge of the great
est Importance to the single or married OF
either SEX While in state of trance. she
deliniaes the very features OF the person you
are to marry, and by the aid Of an instrument
of intense power, known rs the Psychomo-
trope, guarantees to produce lilc-like pic
turc Of the future husband or wife Of the ap'
plicant together with date of marriage, po-
stion in life, leading traits of character, &c.
This no humbng, as thousands of tcstimoni-
ais can assert. She will send when desired n
certified certificate. or written guarantee,
that the picture is what IL purports to be. BY
enclosinga small lock of hair, and stating
place of bilth, age, disposition ind complex
ion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped en-
velope addressed to yOuself you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacrcdly conf
DENTAL Address in confidence, MAZDA ME Il.
+. TnoRNroN, p. o. Box 223, Hudson N. Y.
febl3 '67-ly
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II. S. STOCK MARKET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful but True.

MADAME RENINGTON, tho world-re-
nowncd Astrolisist and Somnambulistic Clair
voyant, while in clairvG,y nl state, define
atcs the very features Of the person you are
to marry, nndby the all Of M instrument of
intense power, known rs the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce II perfect and lilr-like
picture of the future husband or wife Of the
applicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits of char ctcr, sc. This IS no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. by stating place Of birth. age,
disposition, color of eyes and hair, and en-
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed to you.sef, you vii receive the pic
lure by return mail, together with desired in
formation.
syAddrcss in confidence, MADAME GER
rnuDn RlMlSCroS, r. .. Box 2s7, WestTroy
IN Y. febl3 '67-ly.
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JEIFERSON'S LAST WORDS ON
SLAVERY,

The world ia already familiar with
Jeflersons repeatedly expressed opinions
in favor OF the ultimate abolition of
Slavery in our country. The following
letter to Mr.. las. Hea.on, OF Middle>
town, Butler Co., Ohio, was his last
words on the subject:
MoNrcGLLo, May 20, 1925.
DEAR SIR: The subject OF your let
ter of April 20, is one on which | do
not permit myself to express an opinion,
but when time, place and occasion may
give if some favorable effect. A good
cause is often injured more by i'll timed
efforts of its friends than by the argu.
ments of its enemies. Persuasion, per-
severance and patience are the best
advocates on questions depending on
the will of others. The Aevolution in
public opinion ,oaich this case requires is
not to be expected in a day orpsrhaps in
an age; bnt time, vhtch omtiUeS all things
,piN outlipe this evH also My sentiments
hare been forty gears b fore tie pab!c,and
had repeated them forty times, they
would ouly become the more stale and
threadbare. Although l shall not live
to see them consummated, they will not
die with me, but iiving or dymg they p,!l
erer be in my most terrent prayers.
Tncs. JEFFERSON.
Is it not proclamation OF his name and
memory to link them with the 80 called
Democratic party of to,day. A party
which labored its utm ost to cherish and
extend in institution which the great
founder Of Democracy styled ian evil "
An things are transitory but that revo-
lution which brings odium upon the
tame of one of Americas noblest states
men il most offensive. ....... .....
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MovNo DAY.-The First was such bustry,
dlssgreeable day that few persons changed
hsbt,tlonss Notwithstanding, there has been
considerable shifting since and lefore. Nov
ing day Is great institution, but 1t is general
ly also q nuisance. Many grieve over the ne
ccssity which compels them to ''get up and
dust" Tho following changes have been
made in the business department Halstcd's
Boot Il Shoe Store to Sayersconcr......S Sayers
& lIoskinaon to Allison's building, room Tor
mery occupied by Hedge & Son. 80. Cotterell
& Taylor sold to Rev Wm- Wallace. to room
occupied by Days Book Store, Days
Book Store to Cottcrell & Taylors old room,
,.....Sayers & Gapen, Att'ys. at Law, to room
occupied by Saye.s Il Rinchart's Marble
Works, .Inghram, sold to Prof. w. Scott
remain at the old stand. Thompson &
Biltzell to west end of Braden's building
Wyly & Buchanan Attys at LAW, to Ham-
ton House. ..... Cleavengcr's Saddler shop to
Amity Wash Co,..... VIM. A. Porter to his
cd room in Greene House .....A Wilson, Jr.,
sold to Sutton & Shirk, of RufNs Creek, at old
stand. Baileys Jewelry Store to Ledwth
Building opposite the courthouse.
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STATEMENT REQUIRED, by re erencc to au
act ofthe Legislature, approved April 25th,
1896, relating to the Bounty Tax Township
Auditors will see that the provisions
arc somewhat stringent, and thata refusal to
comply with 1t may prove rather expensive to
them. Large bounty funds were raised in
most of the districts Of our county, but rs yet
no published statement of the di'our'emcnt
has been furnished by any of thcm. The
people who submitted to heavy taxation to
raise this monay, have right TO know how
It was expended. and can easily compel their
officials to furnish the statement required by
law.
Since the above is in type VIC have received
the report Of the Auditors of Franklin tp
which will be found In our advertising co
umns. 1t is well enough perhaps SO far as II
goes, but Reports should bc i,emiznd so the
people can see definitely how their money
has hcen expended. The Report should com
prise bonds issued to whom, amount princi
pal and interest taxes levied, when. number
of assessments, amount ot each; bountcs paid,
to whom, amount, substitute or not. Every
thing would then be satisfactory, otherwise II
isa enigma.
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scHENCK,s sFAWEED TONIC.

This medicine invented by DR.. J. II. SouESoK,
OF Plilal, phip, is intended 20 dissolve the food aud
make Il into a,Hmc, the irs process Of digcsiion. by
c cehsinr tho fomach with srhencks Mandrake
Pills. the Tonic soon rc!orcs tho appetite and food
thai could Mt 10 eaoa lc ors uslng It will be easily
Gigca.ei ...
Consumption ca mot h. curol b. 8 'hnac'>'s Pal
mouc 5 r.p uU,crs the a,ona"h and liver ID mGlc
hca't'| MA thc appetite rtsored hcncc the Tonic
a..d Pas ar3 rcii ral in nearly every OF con-
sWrp ion. g. i,l l0sGn bottles Of the SEAWEED
TUHjCtii ,G.c3 cr Iour b0Sc' oI the MANDRAKE
PILLS "l cAro ag oriirGry cae OF d,rp5p,ia.
~. SGic~aI makes professional v;aits in New
Yorv i!J.ca, Enl at he p'incpi' Olicc in phl!ado-
phr crart wees. see dG'l papers o. eAch nee, or
h., pa u9l y OIL Consumption Tor hs days for v,eita-
tin.
,''ac oL'crvc Y'hcH p!rc':ln;, iat the two Ike
sc ia3 o. ,hr Decor, oac when In The iai Rtagc OF
uain,p Oh, auI The o.hlr ~ he noH ls in per.cct
heath, 6teon lHc Government sarp
SID b. al nrugp!a,r and l'ca crl, prico S1.5o per
Lot'e, OF s7.tl,in in -oHeH. ~. letters or advice
sh,ud Lo al4rc5ac ci to Dr. S3nSSCWs Ptincpll
OG.c Ne. Ii NIr;h i,A Street. Phi aicphla Pa
General Nh,".a A 'ent-: DtMai Blnca 4 Co.,
\. Y. I. 5. llOrcc Baltimore, Nh. JOHN d.
rArGa CtAc Rl,ti, Ohio; Wa kCr & TAILOR. Chi
ca5o, Ill.,; CoIihs Brol., St Louis, Mo.
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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-04-03
#. Braden e. Co.'S is the piece to get your
Iron, Steel and Nails

"SwINGlN' ROUND. On last Wednes'
day II runaway team Of three horses
and lumber wagon dashed up our
street, amid tho cries of men. screaming
of women, yelling OF boys, bowling OF
dogs, squalling of cats, and general
panic; turned down by-street, and
brought up in an alley half way back
where they started from, Strange to
say the damage was Of no consequence
having missed all distractions and
rounded corners "beautiful All oc-
casioned by one Of the horses rubbing
his bride off.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-04-03
A TTENTION. SOLDIERS

Disbanled Soldiers entitled TO, additional
bounty under the recent Act Of Congress
should be careful whom they employ to col
lcct their Dues It is not every unprincipled
Sharper who hangs out his single that Is q
licensed cltim agent.
am thus authorized by law, and will at.
tend to all soldcrF claims for nAcK'rAY, rrS.
sIoNs and ADDITIONAL DouNTIEs. Having tic
correct blanks on hand to make such applica'
ton, there is no cause for return Of papers
onco sent, or delay in making them out. Re
ceipts given for all discharges placed in my
p session. ..... .... ...r... ...
Apply at onco-two more months will b0 10
| late. Il, f. FEENNlkEN,
p. y. Box l0S, Ct!ce Fi,st Nat. Bank,
jan3O'G7 Wnyncshurg, Pa,
.-Convcyancing done on reasonable terms