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Congress Sustained, The
President Condemned!
$500 MAJORITY FOR THE REprE-
LICASSI
"BULHEE! SET EN- Ut" /"

Ere this, no doubt, nearly every
loyal heart in the land has been made
glad by the joyous news of last Thurs
days victory in New Hampshire.
True to the spirit of Liberty that
dwclls in her mountains, the People of
this glorious New England common
wealth have again lifted up their voice
for the Constitution and Congress.
We predict it is the precedent that will
rule the decisions to follow in"onl
sistcrhood of Statcs
1t is great cause for rejoicing, veiw-
ed in the proper light. Being the
largest vote ever pollcd in that State,
we have made a gain at a time least
expected. The majority last year was
3,74G Republican. This year Harri-
man, Republican, beats Sinclair, Demo
crat, for Governor 300. The other
departments Of the State government
are controlled by the Republicans,
more than three to one. "My policy"
has received a severe shock and Henry
Clay Dean and Chauuccy Burr and
the Democratic party have covered
themselves with immortal infalny
Impeachment was made a distinct
issne and every effort of Coppcriica'1
press and speaker brought to defend it,
! all to no avail I,
The significance Of oar victory is
doubly great when the intelligence of
these 1900 voters is taken into conside-
ration. Not cycitablc, calm, staid,
reading New Englandcrs, place where
Horace Greeley says they average two
newspapers to every house, is not their
Judgment worth more than the 4oOUO
nays that would have gone up from
the slum5 of a city like New York
Well may Coppcrheads exclaim
with the "poick :" "Why arc those
things thus and these things as this "
I'VE have heard from New Hampshire. Bring
| out the big gnp,
And let it just mention the triumph shes
won.
She speaks through Connecticut down TO the
sea,
by tho lips of the lightning, I'm faithful aud
free.
forget not the blood of my children who died
| Sor the living ones loft mo- who stood by theil
side.
Sls,nr Satcs do you follow mo. first in the fight
Let our motto be Justice, aud God for the right.
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@ Ii F'S SA Il L.

Byvirtuc Of a writ of Fl. Fa issued out OF tho
Court of Com mon Pleas OF Greene County, and
to me directed, there will he exposed TO public
sale ut the Court House, in Waynesburg, on
SATURDAY, the llth day OF April, lsbs, at o.
clock. T.. NJ, the following property, viz:
All the right. title. interest and claim OF tho
defendant OF in and to certain tract Of land
situated In Jefferson township, adjoining bands
OF II. G. Housworth, WIN. kincad, Widow wy
coil, oil Company. and others contanlng
flfty-onc acres, moro or less; occupied Dy
McelSer w. Waters, about thirty acres of which
are cleared. having erected thereon log dwell
Ing house. II log stable and other buildings,
watcred and timbcred.
Taken In execution rs the property OF the
Clifton Petroleum Company OF Fem g., % ny me sun
of james Barber. ii. H. SlL'nuS,r
3.ls-tc NH'rlH
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The Democratic party is in favor
Ofpaying the bonds in grecnbacks, say
the Democratic papers of this State.
Why did the Democratic State Conven-
ton refuse, last week, to pass resolu-
ton to that effect ? They dare not do
it. They own too many bonds.
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THE proceedings Of the Republican
State Convention, found in another
column, will be read with interest by
many. The expression of the Con-
vention upon prominent questions is
cmincntly satisfactory in the main, and
presents a vivid contrast with the
nothing policy of Democracy,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue of n writ of Ven. ESp. issued out ot
athe Court of Common Pleas Of Greene County,
and to me directed, there Will be exposed 10
public sale at the Court House in Wnynesburg
on SATURDAY the nth day OF Aprii tos at
All the right, title, interest and claim or
David II. Johnson. of, in and to certain lot of
sshjn Grecne Co. Pa, bound on the North by an
,iIay on the East by an alley, on the South by
snnth Tor back street and on the West by an
alley adjoining lots of Drake Johnson and 9TH
ers. a.. ..-. ar
NJ. johnson at the suit OF Morgan Bell.
-'' II. B. SILvEUS,
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nEpUnLICAN COUNTY CONVECTION.

Tho Delegates elected by the several Town
ships In this County viii meet In Convention al
the "GRrESE IforsE," In Waynesburg, on the
liTH DAY OF ArRIL NEXT, TUESDAY Of Court.
II lssuggcsted to the Republican. Electors Of the
different townships, that their delegate elections
aa held on the Saturday proceeding the 2nd
Mondayof April. or at such time anterior there
TO as may best suit their convenience.
]. II. WELLS,
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HEREAFTER in the Southern States
undergoing reconstruction, themajority
will govern, the bill to that effect
having become a law without the
Presidents signature.
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Mn. JEFFERSON DAVIS and Major
General Hancock have been riding
out together in New Orleans, receiving
the homage of the unreconstructed.
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THE Wheeling Legislature is try
ing Judge Hindman for allowing law
yers to practice in his court without
Having taken the test tloath
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JEFFERSON DAVIS is said to ex-
press the most lively solicitude lest the
Republicans should violate the Con-
stitution of our country.
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GALL HUNkEA. .DORA!"

This is the cock that rrowcd I'm the morn
That ronsed the Rebels all foriorn,
To hear the bands with bugie and horn
That wakened the Yankees,
That worried the Rebs,
That tore down the flag
And called IL n rag
From the House thnt Uncle Sam buiit
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INsPEAESETENT.

Return day OF the SummODs-Tne Sem
nte Chamber ThvODgcd-Arrnngcd in
the Senate Chambcr-SOicmnity of the
Opening PrOcceding-Andrcw Johnson
Called 10 AppeRr-Eis Attorneys An
swcr for Him-FOrty Days Asked for
PreparatiOn-Ten Days Granted by the
COurt-WIicn the Trial Shall Conn
mencc.
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SATURDAY, THE lru DAY OF APRIL

next, Mt o'clock, p M, the following property,
viz: Al the right title, interest and claim uf
Jacob ltnehait of, in, and to n certain Tract Of
Land situate in Franklin township, Greene
county, Pa, adjoining lands OF David IiusS,
Daniel BOncr, William Pratt, William scott ana
others, containing two hundred and stAty-thrcc
acres, more or less about two hundred OF which
nrC cleared, aud has erected thereon large
brick dwelling house, two stories high with
kitchen attached, one log dwelling house, inc
barn, fine stable, fine Wagon shed, Corn-clib
and other buildings the mnd is we'll undcral
with coal Of an excellent quality, with abun-
dance Of timber also, apple orchard, cherry
and other fruit trees.
Taken in execution MS the property. of Jacob
Rinehart vt the suit Ot the Farmers und Drovers'
Bank of WuynesDurg. -
II. Il. SILNEUS,
/
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3onS c, BREcEISRIDGE, Esq, of
Jerusalem, has been suggested as a
Democratic candidate for President.
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A PPLICANTS FOR TAVERN IICENS
n An APRIL, TERM 1893

~ Al AfklL TERM. 1868.
Horny j. Jennings, Carmichwls Borough.
Gilmrn Hickman, Newtown.
W 0inm Kelly, Jefferson,
vert, Taylor, Hamilton House, Wayncsbsrg
..awnrd Fcrrcl, Frceport.
Benjamin +. Morley, Willow Tree
Jesse Mitchell Jackson Tp
Thomas Bradley. Sherman House, Wayncsbure.
james i. COSgrav, Greene House, dO
II. II. Lindsey, Eating House, Jefferson.
NJ. :. Greene, MorrSVilc
Gcurgo Cowcl, pavlStuwn.
ISiuh Faddis, RiCr's Landing.
James 7. Albums, Guysyillc.
Marjary Bryan, Jacksonville.
Phillip Riley, Jacksonville.
Lppencott 4 Leonard Morrsvillr.
David X. IOnes, Greensboro
Martin MOniger, jacksonville.
Hiram Curl Cnrmchpls.
Mrs. II. J. Bumgarner, Jefferson.
Susan Petit, WayncsOug,
Maria sutton, do
VIM. Phillips, MI. Morris,
James Carter, jacksonville.
:. NJ. sellers Bridgeport, Franklin TIP.
Mrs. j. Harm, Greensboro.
Applicants must file their petitions and bond
Immediately, j. +. TEMPLE,
3;ll-tc Pruthy.
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By virtue of n writ of Fl. Fin. issued ont
of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Greene Coun7
ty, and to me directed, there Will be exposed 10
on the
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Have Yoa Heard from New
Hampshire!
G0OD NEWS AND TRUE! !

"THE CONSTITUTION AND
THE FLAG"IN GOOD HANDS
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3;iSt
EGISTER's NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors, lcgg
tees, wards and other persons Interested, that
4 n. undersigned Executors administrators md
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At this point the speaker Of the
House, accompanied by his officers,
and followed by. a majority of the
members appeared at the bar. There
was a moments hesitation in recogniz.
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vic, till he begun 10 love the evil thinps

wit, till he begun to love the evil things
of which he heard, and you found at
last that the bottom of morality was de-
stroyed in him, could any apology be
made to your Could any ything be SAID
that should stand between the indigna-
tion of your SheArt and the seducer of
your boy2 And should you let your
bauch and destroy child of the Lord
Jesus Christ, for whom he died-could
you ever make an apology for it2 When
you have destroyed man, is there any
excuse that you can give7 Will it be
enough in the ejudgment day to say, "I
did not mean tor" Was that all the
care you had7 Was that the whole of
your dutyP viii you, by your word
or example, cause men to stumble and
destroy them? and then will you cover
their griefs and your responsibility
with no broader vail than this-"I did
not mean TOT"
Young ladies, women, the worst use
to which you can put your beauty,
your attractive manners, and the fasci-
tion of your sweet dispositions, is to
tempt your young companions and
friends to indulgence. Woman, who
has suffered SO much of mans vices;
woman, who has been the victim since
time began-she can not afford to tempt
men: Every interest of purity and
dignity and honor should lead
every woman and every maiden
to set her face, aud her sweet
and strong example, against ev-
cry thing that is of the passions, every
thing that is of the appetites, that the
young may strengthen their good reso-
1ut1ons. Dehort them from Indulgence.
Take them by the hand, and let them
feel that they rise in the court of love
In proportion AS they forswear every
thing that is unmanly and every thing
that is gross, and it can not but be that
in the end you will reap joy abund-
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WhoCan Vote.

Maiue-Every male citizen.
New Hampshire-Every male inhab.
liant.
Vermont-Every man.
Massachusetts-Every male citizen.
Rhode Island-Every male citiz en-.
Connecticut, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Iowa, New Jersey, Ohio, Califor
mia, Oregon, Nevada, West Virginia
and Colorado-Every white male citi.
zen.
New York-Every male citizen, but
colored men are required to own $3.50
worth, of taxable property.
Pennsylvania-Every white freeman
Wisconsin-Every male person.
Minnesota-Every male person.
Kansas-Every white male adult.
Delaware-Every free white male
citizen.
Maryland-Every free white male
citizen.
Every free white man for.
merly, but now negroes vote. ~
In those States which were engaged
in rebellion, and which are governed
by the Reconstruction laws, negroes
are allowed to vote and hold Office.
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The White Pine Compound.

"It was early In the spring of 80 that this
compound was originated. Amember OF my
family was afflicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with q dISagreeable cough, 1
had for some months previous Thought that
bark of white pine might be SO compounded
as to be very useful in diseases of the throat
and lungs. To test the value of itin the case
OF the medicine that had been planning,
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sons nature; Is warming to the stomach and
pleasant Withal to the taste, and Is exceed
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Remarks OF Mr.. Parker, OF Ohio
County, In the House OF Delegates,
Yesterday, I'm Support OF the Me-
mortal Presented by CItIzenS of
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