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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

A LOT of Slde-Ilill s. Steel Plows or
hands and for sale at Bradcns Hardware
Store
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- HERIFF'S SALE.

-
by virtue OF n writ of ven. exp. issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Greene County
and TO me directed, there will be exposed To
public sale Mt the Court House. In Waynesburg
ON saturday, sept 8, 1858, at = o'clock 4. NJ, the
following property, viz: All the right. title in.
tcrest and claim OF N. q. Cleavenger Of In and
to u certain lot Of ground, containing one aero
more or less situated IN Dunkard Township,
Greene County, Pa, adjoining lands of Nicholas
Dcbolt, bounded on the East by land of Mr..
steel, on the Suuth by Miller. ON the West by
Emily Linch, NORTH. Taken In execution
as the property of n. 4. Cleavenger alias Nelson
4. CeavenEor at the suit of Farmers and Drov-
ers Bank of Waynesburg for the use OF W.
Hickman and Danuel Williams
II. r. SILVETs, Sheriff.
July y, It,
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
GROCERIES,.
NEW YORK DIZZY GOODS MARKET

New YORK, August S.-Dry Goods-In cottons
fhbrics trade remains quiet somewhat, owing
to the recent decline In cotton. Heavy sheetina
In the brown l7@l7l<c; heavy brown drills l8c;
New York MIL shirting 2Sc, and calicoes lSlf@
40.
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INITIAL Paper put upin nea, boxes of one
quire each with envelopes to match at Days
Book Store.
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WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS.


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price.
On receipt Of s5 90 we win mail 10 any address,
post paid, the entire works of Charles Dickens,
ana also a Stee!-plGte Portrait Of Dickens, suit
able for framing.
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Sets for clubs are sent by express, at the OK.
pense ofthe purchaser. Eaeh set In u club en-.
Titled to the Steel Portrait.
rhreeSets with Portraits Of Dlckens.....,sl9 80
Five sets with & " . 20 90
Ten Sets with 10 - g1 90
8D~Send for specimen volume and fOrIna
club in your town, No books offer more delight-
ful reading than the novels OF Walter Scott and
Charles Dickens. These editions, viii lie remark
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July l,'6S
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l. o. OF o. FAT a regular meeting Of
Richhill Lodge, No, 81, |. o. Of o. + 1t
was resolved to celebrate the approaching 18th
of Aug, it being the 9TH anniversary of the
opening OF our Lodge. All sister lodges and
all members in good standing in the county
are respectfully invited to attend and per-
ticipate with US on the occasion.
p 7. HEsDERsuor,
j. II. DuRBIS,
r. l.. NOZZLE
Committee of Invitation.
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aalarried.

KINNEY-LEMLEY- ~, 1868, by A..
J. Hinerman, Esq, Mr.. Corbly Kinney, and
Miss Mary Ellen Lemly, both of jackson
d. township
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PrRRY DAVIS Painkiller and Aliens Lunl
Basom sold at Bradens Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

DEPoT for b. A. Fahnestocks Pure Lead al
G. w. Roberts Drug Store
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

PuRE Sperm Oil for sale ut G. w. Roberts
Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

CHICKEN Coor Our 'handsome" neigh
boris sheet this week looks as II he had been
on midnight raid and stumbled into pol
terers yard. II will be perceived that the
chickens are ''on the crow" For what
Because Kentucky elected Democl attic Gov
ernor. They might as well crow because the
Dutch hold lIo land. Can any of our read
crs, or their readers explain why these cocks
never crowed when Douclson succumbed or
when Vicksburg was won2 Why they utter
ed no SOUND of victory and defiance when the
heights at Gettysburg rang with shouts ofjoy
rs rebel hordes turned to leave the State
And when Appomatox saw the close of strife
why they gave forth not even cluck Of sat-
is'action?
"Whcn widows mourned their lonely lot
Aud orphan children wept their dead
Who said tl.er just deserts they'd got?
The Northern, rebel Coppelhead,
Crawl to your dunghill. viper, crawl!
For Gen Grant with conquering tread,
Marches to crush the thing men call,
In politics, u COpperhead."
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SUNDAY School Books, all kinds, for sale a
Publishers prices at Days Book Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12
A DMINIsTRATRIx NOTICE

Letters Of administration having becn granted
10 the undersigned ON the estate OF e. 4, Morris,
decd. late Of Whitley township, Greene county
notice is hereby given to all persons Indebted
To said estate t. make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement
ELIZABETH NORRIS
July l5-6t Administrators.
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A NEW lot Of Doty's celebrated washers 4
wIingers ut Braden's Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

SCHoosMAsER's Pure White lead for sale a
G. w. Roberts Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

ALLoocK's Porous plasters sold at G. w.
Roberts Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

WINDOW Glass of all sizes sold at G.. w
Roberts Drug Store.
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SpetMl Aotites.

BD-Guide to Marriage.-YOung Mems
Guide to Happy Marriage and ConJugal Fellci-
ty, The humane views of benevolent Physi-
clans, on the Errors and abuses Incident to
Youth and early Manhood. sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia, Pa.
June H. 49, ly
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Markets.
wAyNEsBURa MARKET.

WAYSEsBURG. Aug. II, 1858.
Corrected Weekly for the REPUBLICAN,.
PRODUCE.
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VARyIsnEs of all kinds sold at G. w. Rob
erts' Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

GooD Morocco Shoes at Fordyce's for 81 ,25.
For goods at fair prices call at Fordyce's
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

EvERYruING you want in the Hardware lin
at Braden's cheap for cash.
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BLANK Note Books best form now in use a,
Lewis Days Book Store.
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opening OF our Lodge. All sister lodges and
all members in good standing in the county
are respectfully invited to attend and per-
ticipate with US on the occasion.
p. T. HENDERSON,,
j. H. DuRnIS,
II. l.. NOZZLE,
Committee Of Invitation.
MosoSd AngLA VALLEY r. R.-There will be
a meeting ol the friends Of this enterprise at
Monongahela City, Washington county, Pa,
August l5, 1868. Prompt measures should
be taken to have our section represented as
the movement is to secure Letters Patent and
organize the Company
CHEERING are constantly making ad
ditions to our list Of subscribers Of men whom
we ae pleased to know seek the Truth from
the fountain itself. If Grant don't get
handsome vote in Greene it Is not because
signs are bright. "IIeres your REPUBLICAN
only 50cts. for The campaign!"
p. O. MArTEIs-IIon. Geo. V. Lawrence
presented our case to the Postmaster General
recently, and now the mail on the Washing
ton and Pittsburg line is run on schedule time,
and We receive our daily mail from the city.
We are thankful for the change.
TnE BIoorsr Boors.-Selling Boots and
Shoes all sizes and best quality at cost and
less, at ID. Shrk's for cash. Call soon.
JACKSONVILLE FAIR. The days for holding
the third annual exhibition will be on Sept.
49, II and Is, 1868.
INITIAL Paper put upin neat boxes of one
quire each with envelopes to match at Days
Book Store.
FArNesrocK's White Lead, Linsecd Oil,
Putty and Window Glass, at Bradens Drug
Store.
A LOT of Slde-Ilill s. Steel Plows on
hands and for sale at Bradcn's Hardware
Store.
PrRRY DAVIS Painkiller and Aliens Lung
Balsom sold at Bradens Drug Store.
DrPor for b. A. Fahnestocks Pure Lead at
g. W. Roberts Drug Store
PuRE Sperm Oil for sale at G. w. Roberts
Drug Store
SUNDAY School Books, all kinds, for sale at
Publishers prices at Days Book Store.
A NEW lot Of Doty's celebrated washers Il
wrngers ut Braden's Drug Store.
ALLcocKs Porous plasters sold at G. W.
Roberts Drug Store.
WINDOW Glass of all sizes sold at G.. w.
Roberts Drug Store.
ScHoosMAsER's Pure White lead for sale at
G. W. Roberts Drug Store.
VArSIsnEs of all kinds sold at G. W. Rob
erts' Drug Store.
EVERYTHING you want in the Hardware line
at Braden's, cheap for cash.
TRY Sargent's Backache Pills, sold at Dra-
den's Drug Store.
HAIR Restorotivcs of all kinds for sale at G.
w. Roberts Drug Store.
Buy your Drugs at G. w. Roberts Drug
Store
AruLL line of Wheeling nails just received
ut Braden's Hardware Store.
Good spool Of cotton warranted 200 yards
cts at Fordyce's.
GnSrLEMpN's patent, quarter Oxford ties, at
NJ G. & II. Bells, very cheap for cash
WRAPPING Paper all sizes at Lewis Days
Book Store.
Hay forks of all descriptions just received at
T. Braden's Hardware Store.
ALL of Dr. Sargent's medicines for sale at
Braden's Drug Store.
Standard Prints for l2icts at Fordyce's,
(Jefferson.)
ANEW supply of Wall Paper just received
at Lewis Days Book Store.
New Books received every week at Lewis
Days Book Store
BLANK Note Books best form now in use at
Lewis Days Book Store.
Coon Morocco Shoes at Fordyce's for 81 ,25.
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TEN MILE MILLS, yr

Two Miles below Rogersville. He defes com.
petition, md feels confident OF satisfying and
accommodating oil who may favor him with
their patronage. Price cents per pound.
He il also prepared to grind all kinds OF Grain
on short notice and In the best manner by both
steam and water. JNO H. DEBOLT
Junp a tk-lm.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

TRY Sargcnt's Backache Pills, sold at Dra
den's Drug Store.
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HAIR Restorotives of all kinds for sale at G
w. Roberts Drug Store.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-10
SIN einem GouarsEzDifrift 1T 2pui

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1iana bat cine &abl ftatt9efunocn> UNI
fir einen Dor Nblauf ieineS Ser
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Menarc. Gs 1T ihaee, bab Sic Bohl
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mas benz Gpn9res cine Gbance labt Der
Trase, pb er einen1 Ne9er 9iB unoStins
me einrdumen mid ppsr nidt aug bem
8e9e ;u 9eben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-10

Cine burft9e @eele. Dem
u&beiniihen &urier" entnebmen mir fol-
eenpe ben User" betrefenpe lebnlu@tt9e
Steue:
Sbr eblsn Dinser bort ant ii9Snen &bein!
@oQtS Gu9 at 81Hern unb an Glal9en ftblen
90 mD9t CUR GaQuns i'd mid ielbf empfeblen
giein Curt it sr0b uus siel stbtiin mid binsin
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-10

@raut> retBe rnp tra,ute wv(ens
Eeppid& btQi9sr ais je %ra9epeitn. Deutz
ide 8ettpefen, cine 9roBe NuspabL @eby
btut9. &leiperitpfe in st grocer M1sz
wabL 1ttt ie auf5u;dblen~ Gin erobss
Ni1prtiment non llnterfleieern fit Serrsn
unb Damien. Cine 9ro6c SuantitIt
E1@waare1 aller Art iebr billi9.
ueberrelte Yot &attut unb De QniAe$
weroen fprtpa9reno aus ben Tabrifsn
be;o9eu unb wir S~erfoufen pieIelben 1T
9 ppttpreiien.
@ir babeu pier psutfdt glerfs> biz
tbre 2ano5leute auf eas tete Meieneu
tperben.
q. 800 9ngerlou &~Uo.
Gefs Der 0ritteu umS @aSaibam Strait, Su,
aer'on'3 Blvd. nabc ser sSriiae.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
THE CHASE MOVEMENT.

A late dispatch says, number of
Pennsylvania politicians are now in
Washington prospecting for the nomi-
nation of Chief Justice Chase. As
part of the movement, the following
circular calling a meeting ofthe friends
in Philadelphia is interesting:
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1863
Dear Sir:-You are hereby respectful
ly requested to meet a few of the
friends of Chief Justice Chase on the
tenth of June, 1868, at noon, at the
Continental Hotel, in this city, for
the purpose of taking into considera-
ton the propriety of presenting his
name as a candidate for President Of
the United States.
Very respectfully, [Signed.] John
Welch, VIM. F. Johnston, John W.
Frazier.
Messrs. Welch and Frazier who
signed this letter are the parties to
whom the Chief Justice recently, as
they report, said he was in the hands
of his friends. They and Mr.. john
son are members of the great Demo
cratic club of Philadelphia, of which
the latter is President.
There are worse men than the Chief
Justice and none stronger aspiring fol-
the Democratic nomination, but he
nor "any other man" has business in
the field against Grant.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
rnE PITTsnCRGH POST ON GENERAL
GRANT.
THE DUTY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PAR
TYIN A CERTAIN EVENT.

Suppose that contrary to the wish
of some of the leading Radical Black
Republicans, who want the office them
selves, General Grant should be nomi-
mated for the Presidency by the
Republican party, what course ought
the Democratic party to pursue?
Ought zoe to nominate a man in opposi-
ton to General Grant, Ought zoe to
charge him with being an enemy to his
country, or in favor Of unjust measures
merely because he may hare received said
nominatione
We are inclined to believe that
more depends upon General Grant now,
than upon any other individual in the
United States. We beliere him to be
far superior to the majority Of the far
sighted politicians who hare been ruling
The nation without bringing peace or
economy to our legislation. He is
known tothe people as A STRAIGHT
FORWARD MAN, and so far as can
be judged a man weH disposed to deal
fairly nth hepeogle Of all sections Of
the Union. Certainly if such man
were nominated by the Democratic
party, we could advocate his election in
the hope that his election would con-
duce to the public welfare. The
question is, then, if he is nominated
by the Republican party, Vhether we
shall as party oppose his elec'ion'
In the first place, if the people gen.
orally believe Gen. Grant to be the
man we think he is, no indiridual in
the United States could command a
corporaPs guard Of rotes against him
ON ANY PLEA WHATEVER.
In the second place, it would be unjust
and very injurious action for our
Democratic leaders to attempt to place
the Democratic party in a false position
before the world, representing them
as enemies or opponents Of Gen. Grant.
What better thingcan ,oe do in case of
General Grants nomination By the
Republican party than to VOTE FOR
HIM FOR THE PRESIDENCY?
Our aim shouldbet to strengthen his hands;
to render him as much as possible inde-
pendent of party and to ELECT
HIM AS THE PRESIDENT OF
THE PEOPLE. II Unanimously, so
mach the better.
We solemnly believe that if the
people generally of the United States
can come together with real unanimity
OH General Grant, in regard to the
Presidency, IT WILL BE THE HApPIEsT
THING FOR OUR COUNTRY THAT COULD
POSSIBLY OCCUR. The future good
effects of this course are almost meal
culable. We earnestly ask our Dem
ocratic friends everywhere to consider
this subject carefully.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
Democrats and Preachers.

The Warsaw Lndianian says: The
Democratic papers in this part of the
country have much to say apout the
preachers, and one or two of them
growled considerably about the fact in
the conference that was recently held
here there was not single minister
among them who belonged to the Cop
perhead party. While we are willing
to acknowledge that this speaks well
for the ministers, it is equally certain
that it has a bad look for modern De-
mocracy, and the fact that out of one
hundred and fifty ministers present,
not a Copperhead could be found, most
conclusively proves the proposition.
Taking this fact into consideration, it
is no wonder that Copperhead prints
indulge in an attack, upon the ministers
in attendance at the conference. 1t
certainly can do no great harm, how
ever, to the cause of Christianity while
these editors are only instruments in
fulfilling the prophecy of Scripture.
We therefore, hope our ministers will
bear their gibes meekly, remembering
the Injunction that, "Blessed are they
who tire persecuted for Righteousness
sake"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
WHY NOT ORGANIzINGr

The above question from an cx-
change is equally pertinent in this
locality. We have frequently been
called upon of late to answer the
question why the Republican County
Committee are not at work organizing
the party for the great battle which is
approaching. We would like to be
able to answer the question, but have
not received sufficient information
from the Committee to justify us in so
doing. We are fully impressed with
the Importance of immediate and
thorough organization of the party as
any one in the county, but at the same
time are as much required to await the
Committees action as any other mem.
ber ofthe party who is not member
ofthe Committee. We believe with
the masses OF the party that organiza'
ton should be effected at once, and
that it is the duty ofthe County Com
mittee to supcrintend the same
COMMITTEES are simply ridiculous
appendages to q party iftho only duty
they regard themselves appointed to
perform is to call a Convention once OIL
twice year. The Republicans of this
county neutrality-suspicious.
viii their County Committee, appoint
ed to inaugurate and superintend the
same, proceed to action? Organization
must be had, and that quickly.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

On Monday of last week special
election was held in the Athens and
Gallia judicial district in Oh 10, for an
additional Judge, and the Republican
candidate had a majority of 1,s16,
being a gain of 227 on the vote of
October last. The four counties Of
this district give about 10000 votes
quite as many as the entire State Of
Oregon. This is another wave OF the
re-re-action that has set in since last
fall election. Cops must stand from
Nuder!
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
Lawrence County Republican NOmina.
tiOns.

The Republican County Convention
was held on the I'd inst. The Con-
vention was large and the proceedings
passed off harmoniously. The follow
ing ticket was put in nomination.
Congress-Hon. Jno. w. Wallace
State Senate-Samucl Mckinley
Esq.
Assembly-John Edwards, Esq.
Commissioner--Alex. Carpenter.
District Attorney-Colonel Oscal
L. jackson.
Auditor-James Stewart.
Congressional Conferees-John w
Blanchard, Cyrus Clark, and Sam
McKingly.
Senatorial Conferees-Jno. L. Hays
Jacob Haus and D. w. Aiken.
Legislative Conferees-David San.
key, Esq, Alex. Moore and John L
Hays.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

In the convention of the 22d Con-
,kressional District, held at Pittsburgh
on the ID inst, Gen. Negley was
nominated by acclamation. Mr.. How
md having withdrawn before ballot.
Hon. Thomas Williams was nominated
snsuinously in the 2Sd District con.
>msicn held On We sans day.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

THE managers investigating COM
mittee will report this week on the
charge ofbribery in the impeachment
business. Great difficulty has been
experienced in getting witnesses to an
swer a summons. As general thing
they are taken Suddenly i'll" and
send a surgeons certificate of disabili-
ty instead of appearing personally.
Obi the gentle democracy !" who
love rum and Office but get most of the
former.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
THE STATE FAIR.

The question of the location and
time for holding the next State Eair
has been decided. 1t will be held at
Harrisburg from September 29th to
October 2nd-A plot ofground sixty
five acres in extent has been selected
and buildings will be erected by the
middle ofSeptember.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

ATTENTION is directed to our COL
ann Of Washington news on this page.
The lamb-like demonstrations of the
Democracy" and their subsequent re-
vulsion of feeling over the election in
the District is indicative of the riotous
spirit quelled once at New York, once
at Appomattox, but twice victorious
at Memphis and New Orleans.
Bead and "look to your hearths I"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

HENRY WARD BEEcHER, in his
sermon last Sunday, said: "Repudia-
ton is wrong, and every whisper
countenancing it is from the devil.
If all the nations of the earth were to
speak across the sea in its favor, and
the great ocean itself should thunder
out amen, reputation would still be
wrong" This may be called "politi-
cal preaching" but it is in accordance
with Gospel teaching and Christian
principles, nevertheless.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

FURTHER details of the storminp
Of Magdala show that the b,unt was
borne by Irish soldiers. They were.
as In the Peninsular war, foremost,
and as Wellington said Of them, "bray-
est of the brave."-Er.
"Brunt" There was no "bruntn
sbsut i! EnglAh blusssr! H
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

OUR candidates for President and
Vice President are very nearly of the
same age, and may be regarded as in
the primo of intellectual and physical
manhood. Grant was forty-six on
the twenty-seventh Of April last, and
Colfax forty-fve ON the twenty-third
Of March last. oi -fi1
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

THE GYMNASTIC CORPS!
Headed by Messrs. Miller, Theodore and Whit
TROUPE OF CLOWNS!
Led by John Foster, Whittoney and King.
The following list comprises the principal per.
formers belonging to this Company:
GYMNASTIC EXPLOITS.
BY Miller. Theodore and Whittoney.
SCHOOL OF LADY RIDING,
BY Mrs II. Hemmings.
THE FOSTER SISTERS!
Youngest Eduestrennes in the Profession.
MISS SUSIE WHITBY!
Leading Juvenile Equestrienne Of America.
JAMES HEMMING,
The Ascentionist
MR. RICHARD HEMMINGs,
First Somnhersault Rider, Tight Rope per-
former, Hurdle Rider &c. aal
THE THREE CLOWNS!
Foster, Whittoney and King.
CHAs. KINGS FOUR HORSE ACT
AS-This immense Procession will enter town
at ten O'Clock in the morning, on the day Of.
DOORS OPEN ATT AND7P. NJ.
Admission 80 Cts. Children Under Years IS Cts
WILL EXHIBIT AT
Waynesburg, Saturday June 13, 1858,
CARNICHAELs, q
Friday, June IL, 1868.
WASHINGTON. N3I
Monday, June 15, 1868. Y
r. L. COULDOCK,
June s.2t business Agent.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

The New York Citizen Dem.
says: Schuyler Colfax is probably
the only public man of any note who
has not a single personal enemy. 1t
is to this fact that he Chiefly owes his
nomination. He was the strongest
candidate for the Vice Presidency at
Chicago, not because he had rendered
better service to the party than any of
his rivals, but because he was person.
ally obnoxious to no one"