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USroRrUNATE FALL.--On the 10th inst, Mrs
M. X. d, Miller, wife OF DR., A, B. Miller Of
our town, in making the descent Of precipi.
tous stairway, with babe sixteen months old
in her arms, fell and so injured the child that
its life is despaired of. The mother escaped
with slight bruises.
p. S. The child died on Sunday morning.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

Ma. JouN H>RrER, President OF the Bank
of Pittsburgh, says; II had recently the
pleasure of cxemnging the working of the
Banking Department of the lion City College,
and was surprised at its thorough practical
organization. 1t is an important adjunct to a
Business College, and any young man will he
greatly benefited by going through it, no mat
ter what his vocation may be"
The course of study in this College is highly
endorsed by the leading BANKERS of Pittsburgh
rs will be seen on examination Of It's circular
copies of which can be obtained by addressing
the Principals Smith & Cowey, Pittsburgh,
pa
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Inform matiOn.-inform guaranteed 70
produce a luxuriant growth Of hair upon ba1d
moval Of Pimpies, Blotches, Eruptions, eSc, %
the skin, leaving the same son. clear, and 6a1.
tiful, can be obtained without chSrUg b ~
dressing THOS. Z. CH HAPMAN, CRHfn.
Sa'G.iych9;ls SO Broadway HSw Y0tks
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THE trade of F1rdyce & Son at Jefferson is
gradually increasing ana the reason is their
customers are always sure Of getting good
goods and have no trouble to buy them at a
fair nricc
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

Jusr OrrNEp.-An new and complete stock of
Boots and Shoes, at NJ C. & II. Bells
cheap store, Sayers' corner, Wayneshurg.
Among their stock will be found all the Spring
Styles, direct from the manufacturers, selected
by N. c. Bell expressly for this market.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

The Normal School is well provided with
facilities for preparing teachers. 1t has su-
perior set OF apparatus. Text Books in the
common branches are furnished free.
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WE advise all young people who intend 60
ing from home to school, to so to the State
Normal School at Edinboro. 1t is cheap,
thorough and practical.
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FAMous,-The "Sherman House is ia
nous place to get good dinner. tom
Bradley keeps up with tn times-that is, he
supplies his table with the dclicaces of the
season, served in the most approved s'yl'.
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REc0MmyD. Our Printers are lookilg for
ward to day of recreation and a week OF
rest X being the custom of this Office not to
issue any paper the first week in July. We
would freely recommend our printers, the
'devil" included as young Gents of good
moral characters not addicted to any bad hqb.
its,ablc and anxious to wait on the young La
dies, and also fully prepared to eattheir share
of alFhe g1ol things set before them at any
time or at any place,
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Por VisT.-J Johnny NJ Williams, junior on
the Washington Reporter, made as flying
call on Wednesday last Come again "Mlclx. "
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VACATION. One week vacation to allow
Students attending school to celebrate, be-
gan Monday.
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HOME AGAIN !-Guiher is proud to declare
that he has the niccs, stock Of Summer Goods
you ever ''went any place!"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

OsE of the best selected stock of Dress
Goods in the county will be found at For
dyccs New Store
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INITIAL Paper put upin neat boxes of one
quire each with envelopes to match at Days
Book Store
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TUE GLoRIous FOURTH. Those wishing to
celebrate the day rightly should first buy
them good suit of clothes at Frank McGir-
pon'c
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New ADVERTISEMENTS The attention OF
our readers IS specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
9Waverly Novcls-D. Appleton & Co.
rSStartling Intelligence Frank McGurgan.
@Manhood; How Lost, How Restored
Chas j. G. Kline & Co.
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P.rFsnuRGu MARK Ers.
SATURDAY, June q

SATURDAY, June q. 1859.
Itisrow quite evident that there will be no
general revival In business until the new cereal
crops begin to move. Flour has hecn modera e
lively active, but the inquiry confined to small
lots. The provision market is quiet and un-
changed. Grains are generlly dun and droop-
ing. There is a moderate inquiry for groceries
in small lots.
We quote as follows, which are the wholesale
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

ISrERraorlcAL fragrance rises in Invisible
clouds the moment lhlt bottle of Phalon's
"Flor de Mayo the new perfume for the
handkerchief, is opened; one single drop
scents handkerchief Sold by all drug
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TOBACCO Antidote destroys all taste for to-
bacco for sale at g. W. Roberts Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

ALLES's, Barett's and Halls Hair Restora-
tiyes sold at G, w. Roberts Drug Store,
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TuREE thousand pound of pure White Lead
for sale at G. w. Roberts, Drug Store.
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"THrY made her grave too cold and damp
For soul so honest and true"
If they Ind been wise, the dire necessity Of
opening the grave for one 50 lovely might
have been ayeItrd. Plantation Bitters if
timely used, are sure to rescue the young and
lovely, the middlc-aged, and the aing, from
confirmed sickness
Almost all diseases have their beginning in
some sEgit difficulty of the Stomach, which
woull evcntuate in Dyspepsia, Headache,
Liver Complaints, Night Sweals, Consumption
Death, Plantation Bitters will prevent these
premoni.ory symptoms, and keep the blood
pure and the health good.
Willie they invigorate tie system they en-
livcn the mind.
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ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

a good Agent wanted in every township o
this county to sell Wcste0tt's Adjustable
Dash Churni the best butter maker now
manufactured. We do not promise fabulou'
salaries TO our agents, but do guarantee good
wages to good men. We are anxious TO hay,
this Churn introduced, and to this end will make
favorable arrangements with early applicants
Address THOS. III. BINGHAM ~ ~,
l:s-ly 35j Penn ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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READ HIM.-Read Nasby this week. 1t is
good for the sore head or the negr o-fright.
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SUNDAY School Books, all kinds. for sale ai
Publishers prices at Days Book Store.
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GeyTLEMFN's patent, quarter Oxford ties, at
NJ G. & II. Bells, very cheap for cash
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WE learn from exchanges that work
will be Immediately resumed on the
Connellsvile Railroad. An engineer
corps goes into the field this week for
the purpose of resotting the stakes, &c.
along the line. The contractor at the
Sand Patch Tunnel has been instruct
ed to resume work at once, and forty
miles, comprising the heaviest sections
between the Tunnel and Connellsville
will be let to contract, as soon as prop
er notice inviting proposals can be ad-
vertised, and bids examined. Heavy
subscriptions to the bonds of the COM
panv are being madeat Baltimore,and
at other points along the line, and in a
few days all the money necessary to in
sure the completion of the road within
treaty months will have been obtained.
The Vaccinations of the Penna. Cen
traI, and Fort Wayne and Chicago
have come to naught, and within two
years, a through line from Bremen to
Chicago and the far west, via Balti-
more, and Pittsburg. will be an ac-
complished fact.
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WRAPPING Paper all sizes at Lewis Day!
Book Store.
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DuBLIC NOTICE.

As the firm of HUGHES &LUCAS is dissolved
by mutual consent, the Commission business
will still he carried on at the old stand, in good
order, and on The most reasonable terms, in the
name and style of l., HUGHES Il CO., lscniOr
partnerl They iiattcr themselves by having
the House and the best location in the place for
that business, that they viii RECEIVE IL liberal
snare of the public patronage.
yhey Will also keep gootsupply, of GROCER
les on hand TO Accommodate all who may favor
them with call.
L.HUGHES & Co,
i:lg-tS Eice's Landing, Pa.
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WlsurGroS CoUSrY.-The Republican
Convention met on Monday of last week and
nominated the following ticket Congress,
Geo V Lawrence Assembly, ii. }. Nankirk,
A. } Burlington District Attorney, john W..
D)unan; Com, Ross Sweeny Director Of
Poor, Sm1 Kelley; Auditor, Davil Hurt.
the resolutions endorse the action Of the Chi
c1go Convention, compliment Grant and Gca-
ry, eulogise Lawrence, thank the soldiers and
sailors, and pledge Washington county Re
publcans to support the nominations. Hon.
Gl!ushe \. Grow was present AMI made them
a speech
The friends Of the Charters Road We're
again in counsel at Canonsburg on the 18th
inst. SOS, I25,0J are now reported sub.
scribel and still the good work goes on. They
want $500, 900,
Tac editor Of the Reporter, was wamel by
the Ku Kux tAat she il not saft after night. ~
short time since. lie seems to think IL his
own business and IS willing to risk it,
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al}AvyirA.

ADAM5-DUNLAP-On the 4th OF June,
1868, by A. j. Hincrmam, Esq, Mr. Wash
ingtOn Adams and Miss Margaret Dunllp
both of Marshal CO, w. Va.
ROSS-UASHELL-May II, 1863, by the
Rev. c. Tillon. Mr. Benz, Ross, and
Miss Nancy lIashcll, both Of Greene CO.,
PA,
KINCAID--RINEUART--Nay 81, 1868, by
the same, Mr. james Kncaid and Miss Abb
gail Hnehart, both OF Greene CO., Pa
WILSON.-SANDERS-June II. 1868. by the
samc, Mr., Albert o Wilson to- Miss Layinia
y. Sanders, both of Washington CO., Pa.
tT2:l1.,z7 n 7; sls'-sas'a sfaSsliE'a
d]ic0,
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DiRECroRY.-Frank McGurgan keeps the
latest style of all goods
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MARYLAND Snow White Lime sold at G. w
Roberts Drug Store.
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And dealers In Groceries, Hardware. Leather
Shoe Findings, Iron, Nails, Salt, Fish, &C. Also
agents for Aubrey, Cromlow 4 Coon's Window
Sash. Asupply kept constantly on hands. Rice,
Landing. Pa. above the Run. e,5-tf
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MAGNorI> WArEr.-A delightful toilet arti-
cles-su superior to Cologne and at hall the price
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atlarkets.
NEW YORK DRY GOoDs MARKET.

NEW YORK, June G.-Dry Goods with the
stoppage of one-fourth of cotton machinery Of
the east prices are on the rise in sympathy
with the raw material. standard Brown Sheet
ings are in reduced supply and Grm at l7lG9lsc
for best make, and second at l6ls9l7c. Fine
sheetings, like Atlantic have advanced to l6c
and Shirtings like the brand of the same
make to lie. Most Of the light styles of printed
Calicoes and Delaines have been entirely closed
out at the recent low prices and in week
or fortnight darker styles will be put upon the
market at II much higher rate.
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BARRrTr's Hair Restorative whole sale and
retail at Bnden's Drug Stare
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TOBACCO ahtldote destroys all TASTE ior 10
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FARMERS in want OF Grain Cradles call soor
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ALI Of DR. Sargants Medicine sold at Bra
den's Drug Store Waynesburg, Pa,
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A SEw supply Of Wall Paper just receive,
at Lewis Days Book Store.
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V>RSIsH and Brushes of all kinds for sale al
g. W. Roberts Drug Store.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
THE INDIANS.

Colonel LeavenwOrth Favoring War-Tne
Cheyenue-Kaw War Suspended The Usage.
Kansas Land Swindle.
ST. LOUIS, June Q, 1858.
The Republicans special Leavenw0rth despatch
says that Colonel Leavenw0rth, who has recently
been among the Kiowa, Comanche and Apache In
dams, arrived last evening from Fort Cobb. He has
been for several months among these tribes Colonel
Leavenworth has been heretofore strong friend Of
the Indians defending them against charges OF crime
and blaming the whites all the acts OF hostility
that have been committed. He now says
that the tribes have violated their treaty obliga-
tous ana ne advises the Withholding OF the annui.
ties and the prosecution Of vigorous war measures.
He further states that the Indians are continually
committing depredstons which render it impossible
for strangers to remain in their vicinity with safety
1t Is said that strong recommendations have been
forwarded to Washington to abolish the indian Bu-
resu and place the management Of Indian affairs In
the hands Of the military.
Tne Democrats specai Topeka despatch says that
the band Of Cheycnnes who made a raid on the Kaw
Reservation left on Friday, after little skirmish
with the Kaws, Their passage through the settle
ments caused great alarm to the settlers, but they
General Sheridan sent fifteen hundred stand OF
arms with ammunition to the frontier for the pur-
pose Of organizing and armng the settlers for their
The Democrat learns from responsible party that
the recent treaty with the Usage Indians by which
5000 900 acres Of land are ceded to the
Lawrence and Galveston Railroad Company for
twenty-five cents per acre, meets with great disavor
in southern Kansas. other companies desired 70
purchase the land but the Commissioners refused
their propositions. General Blair, representing :he
Missouri Fort Scott and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany, which starts southwest nom Sedalta, In this
state ana runs the entire length Of these lands east
and west offered e. 000 900 for the lands and IN ad
dItion agreed give every sixteenth section to the
state for school purposes on very liberal terms
The Commissioners. however, would entertain no
proposition the subject. General Blars proposal
and the Commissioners' reply will be published. Il
10 claimed that the government the Indians and the
people OF Kansas have been deauded In the interest
or single railroad company, and that land enough
TO build three railroads has been given to one CON-
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY kABK8T.-LOND0N, June o.
p M.-Consols closed at 95 q 9bk for money and
the account American securities close at the fol-
lowing quotations:-United states nve-twenty bonds
70 'S; Erie Railway shares, 4o; Illinois Centrals
l00x.
States nvetwentles closed strong at TN 7',s for
the old issue.
PARIs BoURsE.-PARIs, June $50 r. M.-The
Bourse closed dull and heavy. Rentcs 90 francs u
centimes or 5 centimes lower than last report.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKKT.-LrvKRP0OI, June o.
$40 p M-The cotton market closed dull at fur
ther decline In prices. The following are the quota
u0ns:-Middling upands, 1lNd. n,sd.; middng
Orleans 11Hd. IL "a.
TRADE REfoRr.-LrvERPooL, May s.-The market
for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is now reported
steady.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsruFrs MARKET.-LIvRRP00I.,
June 9-5 p. M.-The market closed quiet. Corn,
3ls cd. per quarter for new mixed western. Wheat,
l3s IOd per Genital for California white and i2s 3D.
for No. red western. Oats, 3Ss cd. per bushe
Peas, ass. per son lbs Flour, 32s. per Dbl. for
western canal.
kIvERPooL PROVISIONS sMARKSr.-LvsHrooI, Juno
per cwt for Cumberland cut. Lard, o5s. o. per cwt.
Tor American. Beef, HOS. per bbl. Tor extra prime
NESS Pork dull at s2s. Cd. for Eastern prime ness.
Cheese. Sis. per cwt. for fne. ............
LvHRPO0L PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures, June
9--5 r. M.-R0sin, 50. per cwt. for common Will
mnRton. Tallow, AS per cwt. Turpenttne, 2ss. 90.
per cwt. Petroleum, Sd. per gallon for spirits and
IL. ID. for standard white
LOHDoN MARKErs.-IoNDoS. June 9.-sugar dan
az 2Is. Sd. per cwt for No. IL Dutch standard Cat
cutta linseed, SOS.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, June 9.-PetrO-
ieum closed active and advancing. and higher prioes
are realized.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
TENNE
Democratic State Convention.

NASHVILLE. June 9, 1868
The Democratic State Convention met to-day and
was very largely attended every section OF the
State being represented. composed OF the leading
men Of former parties and prominent leaders on
both sides during the war. Its session was pro-
longed, and at times, considerable feeling pre-
vailed, but not Of accusing character. The
differences OF views OF policy were candidly
discussed while there was entire accord on all mat
ters OF principle. platform was adopted, formally
allying the conservatives OF Tennessee with the
national democratic party, declaring the doctrine
Of secession finally decided by the war; but asserting
the just rights Of the States Strong ground was de-
cared against the reconstruction policy OF Congress
and In favor the rghtrul supremacy OF the white
In the control OF the government. The greenback
policy was unanimously and enthusiastically adopted.
resolution audat0ry OF President Johnson for his
administration policy and congratuating him and
the country the defeat OF Impeachment, and with
out nominating him for the Presidency at New York,
1t declared In the event that his name was men.
toned IL was due that the delegation should cast
vote for him.
The delegation Ia composed Of men OF all shades OF
former politics. majority are considered Pendle.
ton men. The general impression prevailed that
PondletOu would be the candidate as he Ia the repre-
sentative Of financial policy which has proved Itself
very strong. committee was also appointed to
prepare an address to the New York Convention
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
TElEsaApalc NEWS ITEMS.

The excursion party OF the Nstonal Board Of Trade
reached wilkesbarre last night. after passing the
day among the Pennsylvania coal regions.
The funeral OF d. b. wylie. member OF Richngs
Opera Troupe. who died in Washington on Monday
took place In that city yesterday.
The freight engagement at the port OF San Fran.
cisco last month embraced seventy SIX vessels.
Several light snow fails were experienced on the
Central Pacific Railroad. near the summit, during
the past week.
Advices from Montana saw the recent heavy rain q
had given great impetus TO mining operations. The
country swarmed with gold seekers.
The boiler in Lymburner's steam saw rul at
waterford, Canada exploded on Monday. killing
only about $4,000.
The case OF the United States aganss BOYD 4
Wood TO recover United States postage stamps to
the amount OF 410.5O0 captured in July 1894 by the
Confederate privateer Florida, from the United
states mail boat Electric spark. near New York
ct Toronto. Canada, and now stands FOG Judgment
The dwelling houses near Medina. N r.. were eo-
tered by burglars ON Monday night. The inmates
wero gagged and bound and $4,000 in government
bonds were stolen. The burglars Wsre pursued and
dred at The bonds were recovered and three 0f the
burRlsrs were captured at Gaspors THE morning.
The Lowensteln block, in Rochester was partially
Brothers, tObacc0nsts lose aDOut Ira 900: insured
$1,000
Marshall B Matthew'S planning mill at Covlngton,
Ky, was destroyed by nre ON Monday night, together
with $4,000 worth OF lumber. The bnildinG was
chants, Enterprise, lafayette and two other Cin-
cnnsn compseies. Several frame houses adjoining
ae II Im no wefs aesSyea rhe total 'osa WV s'asus'