TOie Sqgnegbicrg QcpubUcan, educsbag, QfllarcH .25, 1868.
Niw AoTErniKiurn. Tka attention of
our readers ;eciijr airectea to me iuiiow
inxaclvertisemeuts, wliicU appear fur tha (rat
lime in our piper to-day.
CrReglslera Notice Pater Brown,
t-Tuvern Licenses J. F. Ttrarilo,
yrUst of Causes-J. K. Temple,
j-I.itt of Jurors CiimmlssiiMiurs.
(Improvement iu Hows Kjss St Gjodwln
-Eaiflo Foundery Chas Bower.
e-Nntlcoa In Bankruptcy 3 C. McCundleas.
ftrAi?onU Wauted-3 J. Chasa, M. D.
ay Wanted L. 0. Robinson.
Good reading on erery pajo
IiiraovrwiHT. Last neck Tha Pittsburgh
Gamut appeared in new dress and quarto
f inn. It U a decided improvemenL
Hekd Potatoes, for (ale at Wm. A. Porter'!
G. C The Central Grant dub moots on
next Saturday night. MembcM should bear
'-this in mind an I put la appearances. Out
aiders are cordU'ly Invited to attend
Tiik lcs nf the nation aro shrivelling up for
want of exercise. We do not walk enough.
Hence dyspepsia, Uvcr complaint, debt ity,
and a Hvcly demand for false calves. It Is all
wrong.
Window Glass of all sizes, for sale, at G.
W. Roberts' Dru? 8toro.
Local Lkoislatidn. A e nolo a bill passed
the House lan week "authorizing the School
Directors to levy a special bounty tax la
Jackson township, Grecno County."
Tiik large, newest, most fashionable and
chea; est slock of dry goods la tin county, at
Evans' Store.
Goto Evans' fir bargains la shoes and
gj iters.
F1U1.OS and tub Pora. Three new Italian
bells were baptized by tho Pope a short time
ago thousands nf American belles aro self
baptized everyday with Phalon's "Flor de
Mayo," the new perfume for tha handkerchief.
Sold by all druggists.
Krkk of Natcrb. A responsible man
tells us of a curiosity in thu animal kingdom:
A resident of Jacksjnville has a bitch that re
cently gavebirih to two pupa, which have but
two legs each, neither having any sign to
show forore paws. One died since birth the
other he is rearing and it will at some future
day command a handsomo sum
All kiwis of fashionable gonJs at Ev.tus.
Tiih citizens of CVntn.l township, Wetzel
county, held a meeting at Fuirviuw School
House, on tho 14th inst., and organized the
"Feailess Grant Club of West Virginia."
The club ad ipted res iluti onu indorsing C in
gress in the Npeacumcnt matter and recog
nizing Grant as a p itrl.it and statesman.
BAitKtTTS Uuir Iiesti native, hy siugl bottle
ordoz.'ii, for sale, at Q. W. ltobnis' Drug
Storo.
How wast of our citiz.-nf ifro beautifying
their grounds by planting trees and shrubbary ?
In the forests almut here is found the soft or
water maple, which not only makes good
shade, but In beamy is equal to the genuine
silver maple. .Every man hither he owns
propei ty or tvut should plant trees.
DaivK ayjrgain whilo you may. There is
n rare opportunity Ht Evans' Store just now.
Ijjr!) keg's, s:ri.tly pure White Iead, fr
, at G. V. Huberts' Drug Store.
G. A. or tiik R. The organizing of the
Grand Army of the Republic is being rapidly
forwarded in West Virginia. Wo note that
Mnj. J. II. Hristor, fonneily of our county,
bin been temporarily elected Post Comman
der of thu organization recently firmed in
Wheeling
You can save mouey by buying tickings at
Evans'.
Vahsisii and urupu.-s of all kinds, just re
ceived and for sale, at G. W. Roberts' Drug
Store.
M. C. A H. BtLL say they have Just recelv
cd at their cheap Boot A Shoo Store, Siyer.s
corner, Waynesliurg, IV, a lot of New Goods
consisting in part of ladies high cut glove kid
Hals. tho latest styles, ladies' and gents'
lJrue3ells slippers and any amount of gum overs
writable for ilthersex, which they will sell for
loss nioDtfy than they can bo bought for else
where in the County. ' Give them a call and be
convinced of what they say,
Knox's fresh Garden Seeds, just received
and for sale, at G. W. Roberts' Drug atoio.
L. K. Evans' has just returno.l from Phila
delphia with a full assortment of spring and
summer dry goods.
A riiiNO of beauty is a joy forever ! The
bard evidently saw with prophetic vUian,
Evans' splendid line of Carpotings.
Firm Flaxseed Oil, sold at G. V. Euberls'
Drug Store.
Siioks and Gaiters in great variety at Brans'
Store.
Wk overlooked the fact last week that Hon.
Jno. C. Flenniken, of our borough, was ap
pointed by the Slate Conventioa, as delegate
from this District to the National Republican
Convention to be held in Chicago, May 20,
pro. The appointment is an eminently satis
factory one. Wm. McKennaa, Esq., ot
Washington Is the other delegate for the Dis
trict. Elector, J. 8. Rutm.
Pi-rk Red Lead and Litharge sold at G. W.
Roberts' Drug Store.
Notice to Mechanics Tho undersigned
will receive proposals until the 1st day of
April, lor the stone and the Brick work of a
Church to be built In Waynesliurg Pa. SilJ
house is to bo seventy-two feet long by forty
six feet wide; lower story eighteen inch wall,
upper thirteen inch. The stone work will be
lei by the perch in the wall, and the biiek
work by the thousand.
For further particulars and full description
-apply lo tho undersigned.
Tuos. IIofKIXSO.Y,
T M. Fuiuia,
N. Clabic.
A ratTTT foot is regarded by many aa the
chiet of ornaments. To this end, Evaus' made
the selection of his new Hue of shoes a speci
ality. Strikro Oct. Muny of our young men,
mechanics and others, are setting their faces
Westward this Spring. Monday last Robert
Adams, of Dawson, and "Charllo" Berryhili
left for Cheyenne City, Dakota. Tuoy wll,
be followed in a few days by several other
boys of our town.' We also, noted one or
two families who bd "struck and packed'
for Western destinations. We hope the sua
cess of all may be at brilliant as thair anticipations.
"Maiio Baasaxv Aoai:" That Cock to
conspicuously displayed by oar neighbor, last
week, over the Township election has a de
jected air well suited to Vie occasion that
brought him forth. "To crow or not to
crow?" was fie question decided In the af
firmative, under the hypothesis, wa presume,
that It were "better to endure the Ills we have
than fly to otliors we know not of!" Demo
cracy, if for none other, deserve credit for
the christian virtue of Patience 1 seeming
reslgni'lon and cheerfulness ia times of dis
tress. It Is the part ol wis lorn to nuke the
most of llttlu tblagi and the ca33 la p ilut Is
one of tho but.
A buje (?) majority was that of thru la
comparison with their in ijorlty of tiyhtun at
tho Borough election of last June! Truly, a
victory of magnificent proportions! And then
the manner In which it was achieved most be
solacing u thos) of the faith wh ) pretend to
political principle. It Is a notorious fact that
at least Jim voters were Imp ortjd and voted
in this townshl.1, thru of whom spirited them
selves away immediately alter voting and have
not been seen here sluce. This la downright
frai-.d and a corruption of the intent ol the
law. To arrest their miserable dupes and try
them for perjury is not dem'nded, but we
think It could be clearly proven that tho so
called defeated candUiU fir constablo was
the lawful choice of our citizens.
This outrage upon lilght, just hero In our
uildst is a potent reminder of the truth that
Democracy, so called, is but the synonym of
all that U bass, treacherous and wicked.
Whilst wo pity the tools in tho foregoing
price of villlany, the utmost depth of shame
and inlamyls reserved for the Instigators.
Why fore the rooster f
Rkbklm k in thk W. Va. Pknitektiaut.
the Moundsville National, of last week says,
yesterday, tho 17ili Inst., about 4 o'clock tho
usual peaco and quietness of our town was
disturbed by a rapid firing of musketry at
tho Penitentiary j twenty five of the convicts
bad made an attack upon tho sentry-box
situated nt the S. E. corner of the stockade,
and succeeded by pouring In a shower ol
stones in driving the guard from his post and
capturing Capt. Williamson of the Guards;
also some six or seven muskets and nmuni
lion ; many of tho citizens upon hearing the
firing rushed to tho assistance of the Guard:-,
and after a sharp little engagement, succcedod
in capturing several, killing one and wound
lug seven. The convict killed was Woodson
L. Crews, those wounded, Abner Marks,
mortally; Mike Rililett and Jack Lawson
s'igluly; Goleman (colored,) severely; Win
.letter still ut large ; Alihetis Copeland and
Lawrence Cady.sliglitly. While the firing was
going on, somo of them endeavored to make
good their escape. They wcro pursued,
however, and nnst of them retaken
within two miles of town ; four aro still at
large, named Wm. Jctter, James Schroder,
Bernard Brooks and O. J. Woodbridge.
They went olT in the direction of Wetzel
county, and probably down the river.
Wednesday morning, 18th. Marks 13 still
living tliis morning, but cannot long survive as
his wounds aro very severe; ho was shot iu
tho breast and ryht arm with a load of buck
sh .t.
Dos't Do It! As soon as you are up iu the
morning young lady, or old one, don't rush to
the front door or window and hang yourself
out for hours at a time. It don't look well'
E pccially If you aro en dislMUt In drops and
person. It' you desire to s 10 whit is going on
in the street seat yourself on a More-box and
use n pen knil and stick. Unpleasant re
minders aro nuggest by tho head and shoul
ders of a woman protruding as far as safety
will permit from a w'ndow. And let us say
to you young ladies, rarely if ever will you set
your eyes upon j our futuro husband if that is
what you aa- looking for. Ho will, if sen
sible, think rf unwashed dishes, rooms in dis
order, us latternly slovenly wife, tho moment
ho detects tho fiizzlcd head hid by a sun-bonnet
or chance covering of any kind. First
fbish your work, then arranged neatly In prom
enade costume, sally forth for a walk. You
have ape feet freedom in this and will enjoy
It and be benefitted. But dor.'t endanger
your lives and your reputation for practical
S'-uud s:ms'i by dangling from a window!
Don't!
Rkaiuso Itoox Wo heartily endorse the
truth, that no village, however small should
be without a literary association and a library,
in which should bo deposilel newspapers,
documents relating to tho history of the coun
try, local curiosities, and other matters of gen
eral interest. The first step should bo to so
curc a club nt subscribers, tho next to obtain
a room, tho third to form a library, to be open
oo certain days, and then to hold stated read
ing, of original papers, or selected works,
debates, conversation, and business meet
ings. Thousands of young people have at
such ossocia'ions acquired much useful know
ledge. When the association is rich enough,
lecturers may bo ldred; until then the village
schoolmaster, clergyman or other resident
men of culture, may bj Induced to address
the meetings. Why can't wo havo such a
coterie in Waynesburg ? Who will move in
thema tlor 1
'A Tniso ofbeaity is a joy forever." And
nothing is so beautiful as a picture of health
Hcadacho, Nervons Pains, Sour Stomach,
Distress after Eating, Prostrating Weakness,
Disinclination for Sie'i-ty, Mjntd uospon
dency, &c, aro the rulo ruth.tr than the ex
ception with -the human family, and have
stamped their ellects f);on us all. The most
effective, gentle, sud 1en and agreeable remedy
is the Plantation Bitters. Th?y have prob
ably cured and alleviated m ro cases the past
five years than nil other medicines combined.
They aro sold throughout tho length and
breadth of the land.
Maokoua Water. A delightful toilet arti
clessuperior to Cologne aud at half tho price
There has been considerable discussion
lately ubout tho qu:stion: "How many
times does a moveable wheel revolve on its
own axis iu rolling once around a fixed wheel
of i hu same siz j t" The question was started
in the Scientific American somo months since,
and the mechanics all over tho country have
been making wheels and adapting rollers in
the attempt to settle it. The Scientific Ameri
can says that the true answer Is one, while
tho Amriem Artitan insists that two i Hia
only possible reply. Perhaps tome of our
mechanics can seiiie me mailer.
Man Killid. On lost Monday week a sad
accident happened at a steam saw mill In
Cross Creek township, which resulted in the
instntanneous death of the owner, Mr. Harrison
T Harsha. Mr. Haraha'hod been firing up,
and on stepping backward, slipped, and fal
ling against the fly wheel In his rear, bis body
was drawn under it (the wheel runs in a pit)
head foremost The body f tho .unfortunate
man was recovered shortly afterwards in a
horribly mutilated condition. Wtukhjto
tVywrfiT.
DiscHAaou n Basaauprcr. Otho Wade
and Wenman Wade of ihls county, "adjudged
bankrupts on their own petition" were "di
charged forever from all debts" contracted
prior to the filing of their petitions, by Judge
McCandleas of U. a Dist Court, last week.
Their aggregate debt was $ 14,000. It cost
about $ 100 to put each case through and
they are the first discharged In this
county. Bankrupt will fail to tee thebenifi
cence of this Act until after the 2nd of June,
prox., when the fifty por cent, clause becomes
opertive.
Prosiotid We are pleased to learn 'hat
Mr. B. Frank. Flenniken, the gentlemanly
and efficient teller of (he First National.
Bank, of this place, at a lata meeting of its
Directors, was advanced to the position of
Asiistant Cashier. This action la compli
mentary and speaks well fur the business
qualifications and future lucceas of the youug
genileinan.
Piscatorial. The late spring weaihor affor
ded a fine opportunity K extract "finny denis n
from their native element" Business, In that
line, opened brisk and It was not unfrequent
that inviting "strings" were taken. The
salutary law against S'lning has Incroascd the
population of our waters and the sport prom -ises
"fat takes" and good reluras.
Eviav column of a new spaper contains
from five to twenty thousand distinct pieces
of metal, the misplacing of a single one of
which would cauii a blunder or a typogra
phical error. With this curious fact before
you don't you wonder at the gcnoral accuracy
of newspapers?
Special attention Is called to the advertise
ment of "Eagle Foundery" under New Adver
tisements. A recent visit to the establishment
convinced us that Its enterprising owner, Mr.
Chas. Bower, bad pnt things In better condi
tion than heretofore ami that ho would make
it an ol jeel to meet all orders promptly.
Butter has reached famine prices in this
laiitudo, and is still going up, if, indeed there
is any to go up. At forty cents a pound onc
must have a pretty strong article and eat a
good deal ol It to get his money's worth.
' Tiikt Sat" that L. K. Evans' ought to bo
impeached for bringing such a magnlficlent
stock of goods to town and selling them at
such very low prices.
Fayf.ttr County Court convenes on the
second Monday In April.
Fon anything in the Diug Line goto G. W.
Roberts' Ding Storo.
ELY-LOAR On Batuiday tho 3 1st of
March, IHi;8, by Geo. W. Uilom Esq, Mr.
William II. Hy, and Miss Martha J. Loar,
both cf Franklin Township Greene county
WAY.NKSDi nO MARKET,
W ay.iibudro, March 17, 181)8.
Corroded Weekly for the Rkpcm.icah.
PRODUCE.
Itnttor (fresh roll,) f lb 85
Igizn doz 1A
Potatoes v bush 1 60 32 SO
Lara ? R - 10
Tallow V lb 12M
Country Soup V lb 0.1
Urlod Apples V lb..- Oc
FLOOlt AND GRAIN.
Flouripbbl 13 W
Wheat V bush 8 40
Hye v bush 1 1031 15
Corn bush - 00
Corn Meal bush 80
GROCERIES.
Correo H B 2S330
Tn At lb 1 80
Hrown Kustir Tfi lb 15
Hell ned miliar nib 20
UyrupTfiKal to
Molussis (N.Orleans,) 1 20
Hurt-hum a gal 80
salmbnl 3 M
lUeall lb 15
PITTSnURfllf MARKETS.
SATURDAY, March Jl, 1968.
During the past week, In our general markets
thcro hasbeena moderately active Jobbing de
mand In most branches of trade, but prices,
with fow exceptions are quotably unchanged.
We quote as follows, which are the wholesale
prices :
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat. Ponn'n. and Ohio, Winter Red 12 60 80
live V bush 1 75
OntK? bush ... 67"$68c
Corn (I hush (rt9'
.Spring Whout Flour 10H0S1125
Wlutur Wlioat 12 001250
PROVISIONS.
Shouldeni UMll
SuLinr Cured Hams lMal'?iC
Ijril ltic
Potatoes, V bush 1(31,10
Apples Ibbl .00aU,nn
L'hecso - - 1531(1
KmsH 7 doz R h 23
nutter ... Mff.ss
I ir eased Hogs 90
SEW YORK DRT GOODS MARKET.
New York, March 21.
Dry Goods The market Is dull and week, and
holders have consequently reduced the prlco ot
prints lc "jl yard. Heavy brown sheetings stead y
at ISc for Atlantic A; I7c for Pacific and othor
brand?, but wo look for n further dueling of lc TP
fard before the downward tendency Is arrested.
11 ofior styles of cation there is nopartleula
change to observe.
However it may be with gold
stocks tho rivcra are "rising." The
Hudson, Ohio, Mississippi, and their
tributaries, suddenly unsoosed from
the icy fetters of a long and snowy
Winter, are leaping into lifcand vigor
under thestimulusof onr warm Spring
sun, and, overflowing their banks,
sweep away over the brown meadows
and bare fields until the scattered trees
and half buried forests ride like navies
at anchor in their inland seas. Wher
ever the cities have trusted too far the
constancy -of the streams which supply
their commerce, they find their streets
and wharves submerged, and the
property and lives of their people en
dangered. Owing to the many heavy
falls of snow during the past Winter,
ami the late and sudden coming of the
Spring, our Spring freshets will prob
ably be unusually high, and unless
promptly met and adequately guarded
against, they will prove seriously dis
astrous. A New York paper says : . "At a
ball up town, a few evenings ago,
some of the ladies had three ser
vants to hold up the train of their
dresses."
piRST NATIONAL BANC,
" Of WAII-KSBUaO
Opens.
Close
fto'elork A K.
o'cioca r ti .
DISCOUNT DAY -..TUESDAYS.
R. BONIB, Pres't. J. C. Flkicwheh, Cashier.
D. Fa.lK. FLEKinKK, A1iUut CaiMer.
special gotta.
PSN.KHTI.TANIA CrNTRAL AIX-KOAD-On
and after Octobe , 1807, train
IlT W dPrl Union Depot, corner
of Washington and Liberty street, as follow :
Arrlv.
Mall Train 1:20 a m
uepart.
Day Expreal...iMam
W all' No. l...0:3i) a m
Fast Line... .... 1:8") a m
Wall's No.l tut m
Drinton No. S....7i50 a m
Wall' No. 8:50 a m
Cincinnall Exp K10 a m
Johnstown ac.l:15a ni
Phil a. Exp 1:50 p m
Wall' No. a 1:10 D 111
1 ram 8:20 a m
Wall' No a o u n
Cincinnati Ee 11:18 a m
uko. ...ii:SQam
Jonnnowu ac ioOp in
Phll'ft. P.n 4. m ...
Wall No. 4 fcSOpml
Wall' No. 6 &50p iu
Wall' No. 7:00 p ro
Alloona ao. and
Wall;. Nq.8.'"J;40pm
Fast Linn ..T:ao p m
WU' No. jjgjjo f m
Emlg't Iralit-lOiSO p m
Cincinnati Express learn dally. All other
trains daily Eicepl Sunday.
Philadelphia Kxprxaa and tho Altoona Ac
commodation and Emigrant Train arrlv dally
Cincinnall Kipres arrive daily except Mon
day. All other trains dally except Sunday,
For furlhar information, apply to
a Vf.H. Bftckwllh, Agant.
a-Colfitt Y .
umi
lERASIVE SOAP
s manufactured tmm fmnv
MATEKIAm una m.v I,.
considered the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
For dale by all Urocorioa. 0;4-ly.
To Cnuroptle. The Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON will send (free of charge) lo all who
desire It, the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which
he wa cured of a lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. Ill only object I to ben
efit the alUleted and he hopes every aulTerar will
try this prescription, as it will cost them noth
ing, and may prove a bloating. Please addrma
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. IBS South Second St. WUllamsburg NewlYork.
6;5,'il7-lych!M!l
rErrora of Yonth.A gentleman wha
sufTured for year from Nervous Debility, Pre
mature Decay, and all the effect of youthful In
discretion, will, for the sakeof aunerlng humani
ty, send froe to all who need It, and receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sullerer wiBhlng to profit
by the advertiser's experience, can do so by ad
dressing, in perfect conddence,
JOIIN OODEN,
6;5-ly 42 Cedar St., Now York.
J-Tht Healing Pool, and Hon of Mer
cy. Howard Association Reports for Young
Men, on the crime of solitude, and the error,
abuses and diseases whloh destroy the manly
powers, and create Impediments to marriage,
with suro means of relief. 8ent In sealed letter
envolopcs free of charge. Address DR. J. SKII
LIN H0UOI1T0N, Howard Association, Phila
delphia, Pa. oly
ctjnt gtUrfvttecment.si.
i FPUOANrS FOR TAVERN LICENSE
V AT Al'KIL. TERM, 18s.
Henry J. Jennings, Carmlohals Borough.
Oilman Hickman, Newtown.
William Kelly, Jeirorson,
Kvcrly Taylor, Hamilton House, Waynesburg.
Kdward Ferrell, Freeport.
Unnjumln F. Morley, Willow Trco.
Jesse Mitchell, Jackson Tp.
Thomas llradloy, Sherman IIoue, Waynesburg.
James P. Cosrav, flreeno House, do
II. H. Llndsi.y. hating Ilouno, Jefferson.
M. S. (Jrecne, Mnrrisvllln.
Ocorgo Unwell, Dnvlstown.
Islah Faddis, luce's Landing.
James P. A Hums, Graysvlllo.
Marlury llryan, JackHonvllle.
Phillip Illley, Jacksonville.
Llppencott Leonard, Morrlsvlll.
David 11. Jones, Greensboro.
Martin Moulger, Jacksonville.
II train Curl, Carmlchad.
Mrs. It. J, Itumarncr, Jelfhrson.
Susan Pottlt, Wuyncsbuig.
Maria Sntlon, do.
Wm. Phillips, Ml. Morris.
James Carter, Jacksonville.
S. M. Sellers, Bridgeport, Franklin Tp.
Mrs. J. Hurn, Greensboro.
John Nlswanxer, Clnrksvllle.
William liniinen, Jolloytown.
Applicants must lllo tnolr potmen and bond
immediately. J. F. TEMPLE.
3;ll-to Prolh'y.
n EQISTER'S NOTICEi
lii
Notice Is hereby given to all creditors, lega
tees, wards and oilier persons Interested, thut
the umlerslancd Executors, AdmlnlHtratorsand
Guardians have tiled their account In tno
ltcglster's Oince, and that the same will be pre
sented to the Orphans' court to be held within
and for the County of Greene, on Wednesday,
April 16th, bW, for confirmation and allowance.
PETER llllOWN, RogUtor.
Final account of A. A, Purman, Guardian of
Hannah M. Ross, deceased. who was amlnor
child of Hon. Uenjamin Ross, deceased.
Account of Maria Sutton, Executor ol the lost
Will of Joel Sutton, deceased.
Account of Simon Cocn Executor of the Will of
Jackmvre Cocn dcceaHed.
Final account of Ilea Dowlin & John Dowlln
Administrators of tho Estate of Joslah Dow
lln, Sen. deceased.
Account of Ell Knight and John Sharp, admin
istrators of tho estate o( William Crouse,
deceased.
Account of Jeremiah Stewart, Guardian of
Malhias Estel, minor son of BUo Eslel, de
ceased. Account of George Hennen. administrator of the
esUitc of Sabtas Muin. deceased.
Account of Workman Hickman, administra
tor of the es talc of David L. Keener, dee'd.
Account of John N. Watore, and George Waiars,
Jr., executors of the Will of George Waters,
deceased.
Account of Aaron Cox, guardian of James B.
South, minor child of Justus South, dne'd.
Account of Aaron Cox, guardian of Franklin P.
South, minor child of Justus South, dco'd.
Account of Krancts Drake, administrator of tho
estate of Daniel Burney, deceased.
Accuuntof I. N.Cary, administrator of thoestato
of Thomas Alfreo, dee'd.
Account of Marion Glial Inn and Harvey Hlg-
gins, executors of the Will of Elijah Chalfan,
(leceoHcd.
Account of James A. Black, administrator of the
estate nf William F. Dallou, dee d.
Account of James A. Black, administrator of the
estate of C. A. Mestreatt, deceased.
Account of William Moredock and George
Moredock, admidlstrators of the estats of
John F. Mordock. deceased.
Final account of Mary S. Huffman, and C. P.
Jordon, executors of the Will of Benjamin
Hufl'man, deceased.
Account of Jeremiah Stewart, guardian of the
minor children of Hiram Horner, deceased.
Account of Reuben Brown and W. G. Morris,
Executors of the Will of Renben brown,
deceased.
Account of A. J. Shrlver, Administrator of (the
estate of Adam Shrlver, Jr.,deceased
Final account of Thomas W. Taylor, Andrew
Huqhoa and John Clayton, administrators
of the estate of Samuel Cr.iyne, dee'd.
s
IIEIUFF'3 SALE!
B virtue nf a writ of Fl. Fa. Issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Greene Coun
ty, and to mo directed, thoro will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House, In Waynesburg,
on the
SATURDAY, THE 11TH DAY OF APRIL
noxt, at 1 o'clock, p. ro., the following property,
viz : All the right, till, Interest and claim of
Jacob Klnchart of, In, and to a certain Tract of
Land situato In Franklin township, Greene
county. I n., adjoining lands of David Han.
Daniel Boner, William Trait, WilllamScoltaiid
others, containing two hundred and sixty-three
acres, morn or less ; about two hundred of which
are cleared, and has erected thereon a large
brick dwelling house, two stories high with
kitchen attached, one log dwelling house, tine
barn, nne stable, line waggon-shed, corn-crib
and other buildiniss; tho land Is well underlaid
with coal of an excellent quality, with abun
dance of timber : also, apple orchard, cherry
and other fruit trees.
Taken in execution as the property of Jacob
Ri nehart at the suilof the Farmers' and Drovers'
Bank of Waynesburg.
H. B. SILVEUS,
8;lS-ts Sheriff.
jysSOLTJTION OP PARTNERSHIP 1
The publio are hereby notified that the firm
heretofore existing under the style and title of
T. Braden Co. is thl day, (February 13. 1W8,)
mutually dissolved. ROBERT EOYP.
TilOS. BRADEN.
The books or the firm wiH be left with the un
dersigned, to whom all person indebted will
pay their accounts, Business will be condnet
ed at the old stand, opposile the First National
Bank, Waynesburg, Pa., by
;ll-w THOS. BBADP.N.
JEGAL NOTICE!
Nolle I hereby given to all the creditor of
Morgan Boll, of Rlcbhlll township, that Justus
F. Temple, Assigns of said Morgan Bell, ba
died his account in the Court of Common Plea
of Greene county, and will b presented on the
1st day of April Term, 1ML for allowance and
confirmation J, F. TEMPLE,
;I8-U Prothoooiary.
vn .11
SSIQNEE'S NOTICE!
Notice Is hereby given to all the creditor of
Jacob A. Pennington, of Carralob.nl, Oreeo
county. Pa., that Fella H. Crago, assignee nfwld
Jacob A. Pennington, hia died his account In
the Court of Common Plea of Green county,
and will be presented on tha 1st day of April
Term, IMS, for allownnee and conlrmattnn.
.... J. P.TKMPLK,
S:ls-le J'Tnthnnotary.
II K R I ) I" 3 SALE.
UvwtrtnnfawTltof Fi. Fa. laaued out of tha
Court of Cum moa Pleas ot Orawi County, and
to m directed, I here will b xpod to publlo
sale at the Court House, In wayaeaburg. on
SATURDAY. Ih 11th day f April, UBS, at I o'
clock, r. St., the following property, vis t
All th right, till. Interest and claim of the
defendant, of. la and to a certain tract of land
situated In Jemtrson township, adjoining land
01 H. C. Houlaworth, Wm. Klneaid, Widow Wy-
corT, Oil Company, and other ; containing
any-one acre, mora or leu; occupied by
Mekr W. Waters, about thirty aorw of whlcn
are cleared, having arectad thereon a log dwell
ing bousa, a log atabl and other building,,
with a variety of fruit tree. The land Is well
watered and limbered.
Taken In execution as the property of the
Clifton Petrolum Company of Penn'a., at th suit
of Jamea Barber. II. II. SILVEUS.
I:IS-U Sheriff.
s
HEKIFF'B SALE.
Br virtu of a writ of Van. Red. Issued oat of
th Court of Common Plea of Oreane County,
and to me directed, thar will be xpowd to
public sale at theC'ourt Hons In Waynesburg
on SATURDAY the 11th day of April MO at I
o'clock r. at,, the following property via 1
All th right, title. Interest and claim of
David M. Johnson, of, In and to a certain lot of
ground situated In Jacksonville. Rlchhttl Town
ship, Green Co. Pa., bound on the North by an
alley, on th East by an allay, on the South by
South (or back) Street and on th West by an
alley, adjoining lota of Drak Johnson and oth
ers. Taken In execution a th property of David
M. Johnson at th suit of Morgan Bell.
II. B. SILVEUS,
;1Me Sheriff.
(tlothiug.
G
REAT BARGAINS!
N . C L A It K A SON
Are now offering thalr splendid stock ol
OVKR COATS AT COST,
No one wishing an ovr eoat, should fall to tak
advantage of this opportunity. Also, anything
' ! In Ihtlr tin at th
MEREST TRIFLE ABOVE COST I
In order to maka room for ihslr
SPRING STOCK1
All our good ar new and fresh andof th ht
styles, and were bought In th most favorabl
time In tho Fall.
JUST OPPOSITE DAY'S BOOK STORE.
N. 13. T.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted eith
er by book account or not, will pla call and
ottle and save cost.
10:30-tf.
THE LATEST SENSATION!
T
TELEGRAPHIC!
Th Preldnt ha not yet bn Impeached, but
A . J . SOWERS
llaa purchased an Immense stock of .
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
OVERCOATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
I1ATS,
CAPS,
etc, etc.
of the latest style and beat workmanship. A
choice stuck of
NOTIONS!
Hosiery,
Collars,
Handkerchief,
Neck Ties,
Suspenders, etc.,
also on hand, which will be sold at astonish
ingly LOW PRICES ! .
Oallandahlmhforyoa bnylwwbr. II
Invariably aatUna all
WHO WISH TO PURCHASE I
Room ta Allison's bnildlag, 'Wynatmrg, Pa.
a. x aowi
1 Lnfl,
10,-!ra
S
jysSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP I
The partnership heratofor existing blwn
W. II. Sutton and Daniel Shirk t thl day
(March S. IMS.) dlsaolvad by rautoal eonnt.
Th books and aocounu of said Arm ramatn In
thhndof Daniel Shirk, who will continue
th bualno as tholt si and. Allpmona know
ing themelv Indebted to mid firm will plaa
eauand ae.,1. .hel, L
;H t W. II. hVTTON,
QREKNE UOUNTT FARB t
AT
PUBLIC SALEK
WII1 b odand at publlo sal at th Court
IIoiaw, at Waynaaburg, on
SATURDAY, MARCH , iM,
at li o'clock, at. Th farm (known tha Jama
IlugUea.) alluat onTan MlieCrMk, about on
mil rrora tn town 01 jeneraon : part in jnr
son township, on th S. E. sld of th creak, and
nartln Moraan township on th N. W. aid of
th ork. Tn proptrty will b aOrad In lam
SEPARATE LOTS, AS FOLLOWS I
No. I. All that tract In Morgan township, ly
ing N. W. oltlio publlo roadlaadlng from th
Waynburg Plk to Houlswortb' Mill, and
bat wn said road and Smith' lln, oouUlulng
ABOUT FIFTEEN ACRES I
No. 1 All that tract In Jeflanon township,
in a. a. side 01 Ten nil ureea, containiBg
ABOUT SIXTY-FIVE ACRES I
NO. I. All that traat In Morgan Township ly
ing uehwvwu no niup ww u uw..w vw..
having a good two story dwelling hou, Unant
nou, Darn, ana tn requisite out uoum ) ww
talnlng about
ONE HUNDRED ANDTWENTT-FIVE ACRES.
Thl property I one ol th beat term In
(IrHni enuntv. esuih tract ha a fair oronortlon
of good farmland, and also, a good quality of
eoai anavaiuaoiouiDDer. iniiutnnvppuf'
tunltv to aacur a; valuabl farm.
Further particulars and term mad known
at ui um 01 sale.
F
OR 8 A L E I
l.lh. . VAK n . AIU, I- V.
n .111 ,.i ill . ' 1 v..m vu.utw ib . . vj
mutual oonsent dissolved, th business will b
carried on by J. O. Fobotcb, at Mordock's
X Rds, until April let, 168. I offer my ntlr
stock at flrat ooal. and tnrntofth Drocexty
for on year with th privilege of ranting for a
longer perioa. xnis is a aesiram location ror
th Mercantile Buslnesa, a good community.
tnveuint to Bonooia, unuron, rost umca,
Bla Wmlth, eto ate. My entlr atock wa
bought thl Bummer and Fall.
JOHN O. FORDTCE.
n REENE CODNTY, 83.
In th Conrt of Common Pleas. Secamear
Term, 1847 : In th matter of lb account of
Ephralm 8. Wood, CommitlM of th sslat of
josno amcneii, a lunauo.
And now to wit 1 December 80, INT, the Court
having ordered the account filed, notice li here
by given toall persons Interested thatthesam
will b for confirmation at the next terra of said
Court, j. r. TEMPLE,
l:l-to Prothonotary.
D
ISSOLCTION OP PARTNERSHIP I
This Is to give notice that the firm of Geo. W.
Robert A Co., I this day mutually dissolved.
Th buslne of th late Arm will be conducted
at th same plac and as heretofore, bv Goo. W.
ItODsr. uw. w.nuiir.nin,
Mrs. R 8. WISH ART.
February S, 1805,
M8S-t
T EQAL NOTICE.
letters of administration upon th aslat of
Pelr Meighen lat ofGllmor tp., dee'd., hav
ing been granted to th undersigned, nolle la
hereby given to all persona Indebted to said
estale to mako Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the sain to present thorn
properly auwsnucaiaa lorsetuement.
WM. MF.IOIIEN,
of Wayns township, Administrator,
W
AYNESBURO COLLEQK !
AT
WAYNESBURG, GREENE COUNTY, PA.
Rav. A. It. MILLER. A. M.
Prealdeutand Professor f Moral Science, Ac,
Professor of th Ureak and Latin languages.
W. U. Hljvl j , a.
ProfeMsor of Mathematics.
(I. (1 MII.I.KR.
Teacher of Penmanship and Book-keeping.
Mrs. M. K. B. MILLER,
Principal of tha Female Department.
Miss LUCY V. INOHItAM,
'l onelier of Instrumental Music
Mrs. M. C. PARKINSON,
Teacher of Elocution.
Miss EMMA J. DOWNEY,
Teacher of tho French Language.
The next Term will open on MONDAY,
20th, ISO!.
April
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
For tha special bsneflt of th larg number of
icacnars auenaing ma institution, tno rroros
ors, assisted by tha County Superintendent,
will oonduct a Normal Class, giving a thorough
cours of Instruction In all th branches taugbl
in nescnowm, ana ai nca noura as win not in
Urfur with th regular College recitations.
Those desiring rooms for self-boarding may be
veomtnniliud nv annlvlnv uiin.
For further particulars address tha President.
SM-tf.
piIRNITURE!
J. W. WOODWELL t SONS,
MANUFACTURERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS) IN
FURNITURE!
OF EVEBY DESCRIPTION,
in M-Thlrd SL,
lHy. PITT9BUR0, PENN'A.
UfANTED AGENTS TO SELL DR. WIL-
TT LI AM SMITH'S siiTiONABY or the
aiL. It contains over one thousand closely
printed double column, octavo page, from nw
leetrotyp plates, on good paper, and 1 appro
priately illustrated with over two hundred en
graving on steal and Wood, and a sarin of fine
authentic map.
It la highly eararaeBdeJ hy all learned and
eminent men. and by tho press ceaeraUy
throagtioul th country, and la lb bast book of
in kind In th English languaga.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
Owing to rheuaprecedented popularity of this
work, a small English abridgment adapted to
mvnue reaaero, inanouiceraoiorra, 01 aDoat
SO pages, has bean reprinted by another Ann in
larger type, and spread over 800 octavo page,
evidently by maklna a book laraar than it
original to give the Impression that it la our
dliion. It contains leas than ona-halfth read
Ing matter of our comprahentv edition; but
to thosa who dealr thl Juvenll edition, w
will, early In March, MUD. furnish th English
work, far superior to th Amarlcan, at 13.76 per
copy, uenu lor utrouiara giving iuii particular.
art
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Majority of thon who raad iwppsta, Barer
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Actually ha a ehet?a varlatv of Mod whloh
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It bt to almnlr Invlta ararvhod In
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wv sanal wjr but Uttla In raaard to o
ability and dttorralnatloa to make it advantav
u 1 tno who ar awt
DEAD
Tothslr own Intatvat to bay thlr CaadU. Wnla
Ralaona, OruearlM ana raryUimg
IN
Tharaeryrho- H. A.RInhart,lnLdwllh'
old building, opposlt th publleaquar,
WAYNESBURO. ;
a r.RKsn SUPPLY
JUST RECEIVED AND
t rOB IALC XT. TAB
Lowest p r i o b s.
lfcM-tt
R
BAD AND KNOW.
QUICK BALES AND "SHORT PROrTTSI
IMMENSE STOCK OF FRXSU OROOEWBS
AND PROVISIONS
Constantly arriving at tha Iter of
JOHN MUNNELL,
WATNESBURO, PA.
ConsUUng, la part, of
OnoCERIBS.
TONFTCTIONAIUaaj,
TOBACOfJ,
EOARfl.
SNUFF.
CRACK ETW,
. MO,3
CARBON OIL,
FISH,
BAOOJ.
Ao,, A
In addition ta tha abor. a full stock of
NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SPECTACLES,
POCKET KNIVES
aad lhausaad of other artlelas. which ar b.
Ing sold a low a U
TIHEB WILL PERMIT!
COME AND BUY.
JOHN MUNNXLIi.
lhlltf.
Jonn Huoasa. ........ rowA Lvoa.
rjl LUCAS A CO.
rOBWAKOIXO AKD COMMISSIOK kalCRAITTB.
And dealers In Oroosrl, Hard war, Laftthar.
Sho Klndlng. Iron. Nails. Halt, Flan, Ac. Also)
gent for Aubrey, Cromlow Coon's Window
Sash. A supply kept constantly oo hands. Rlos'a
landing, Pa., abov th acw. l;5-tf.
UBLIC NOTICE.
A th firm of ITUOHRS k LUCAS Is dhwolved
by mutual conaant, th Commission boainea
will itlll be carried on at the old aUnd.ln good
order, and on th moat maaonabl Urma, In th
nam and styl of L. HUOBES CO, (Mnlor
partner.) They flatter thmalve, by having
ih Houm and tha beat location In ui plaea for
thatbnelnasa, that they will aacxrVa a liberal
harof th publlo patronag.
Trhy will also kap agooofuwply W OROCER
IES on band to aocoinmodata ail Who aiay favor
tham with a call.
L. nU0HEH A CO.,
Rica's Landing, Pa.
t;l-tf.
gARKER ft HA9ELTINEI
ifo. 11 yinn araziT, .
PITT8UUROH, riNH'A'.
KAKurACTCaau aw's dcalscs i
PICTURE AND PIIOTOQR APII TRAME8
OF AIX KINDS.
08EWO0D. OlLT a WALNUT MOULDINGS,
ricrvBas, STiaxocora and tiiw. . .
-Olldlngand Re-gilding to Order. M,'W-ly
pL vSTIC SLATE ROOFINQI
Th Una of ODBERT JONES will furnlh tha
PROPERTY HOLDERS!
of Orea county, with tin
PLASTIC SLATE ROOFINtil
Introduced last Summer, and o highly rcom
madsd by tho who have tried It.
.A11 order lan, with I W. Jonea, Wayne,
burg, Pa., will rclv prompt attantlon.
ODfiERT AJONEH,
;ll-ra of WaaaingtoB County, Pa.
Okoxob. c. Stomuss, Joans C. tfAown
Altoniay at Law. Notary rablle.
gTURGISS A WAGNER,
UNITED STATES CLAIM AND GEXZIUL
COLLECT1NO AUENTS.
a-Kortha adHitBMt of CLAIMS. rf all klad
agalnat th Uallad Stat, inch aa
PEN8I0N8, INCREASE OF PENSIONS, BOI N
Tr, flW EXTRA BOUNTY,
and tho of any ethar elaa call oa or write! to)
th MlUtary and Naval Agency of
nM;lUIM WAU.HHK,
WahMt St., 1 Aoor betow Tiagaaa' ai mer.
(V si3t,)
tHfMai KIWaVtowN, W. VA.
NPERSON. PENZOLD A CAIXSON,
at a-aiiOTso Tana
WELL KNOWN MERCHANT TAILOR
ING ESTABLISHMENT!
8S ST. CLAIR STREET,
Two 4ora (root thalr old room.
ftl.'H-ly. .: