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Til E DEMOCRATIC VICTORY(f )
Democracy is on stilts. They ovolute
and whirligig, but not with that ease
and graco that they might did they
come down from thoir perch and Ack
nowledge the littleness of their success.
Once in thirteen years Connecticut is
to bo governed by Domoorats and at
What a price T Read the article from the
N. Y. Tri'mne on cur outside. See the
sacrifice of honor and means resorted to
by Democratic) candidates, men selected
with an aggregate wealth of $2,500,000
to buy up the floating vote. The little
harm that will result, out side the State,
will he at the South. It will, in some
measure, retard the growth of healthy
political sentiment, and tho progress ot
reconstruction under the existing law.
Tho boast that it is but tho beginning of
political revolution North, is an idle one.
Rhode Inland is a complete Republican
sweep with large gains. Ohio and Michi
gan tho same. The friends ot Freedom
in Connectict by relaxation of duty fail
ed to held the supremacy. However
small the consequence let it prove a
warning.
'YOU ARE HEREBY REMOVED!"
Such is tho brief, curt, and imperious
language of Gen. Sheridan in removing
tho Mayor ot Now Orloans, and Attor
ney General of Louisiana officials cling
cn by tho people ot that region. Tliis
is tho first lesson in military despotism,
and it is but proper that it should be
given by the same man wiio laid waste
with lire and torch tho valley ot the
Shenandoah, The samo military officer
that burned houses over the heads of
holpless women and starving children.
The same leader who made b nifn eeot
barns, in a country where thousands
were starving, and ruthlessly drove from
ono of the fairest spots on earth,
swarms ol "subjugated" women, "con
quered" children and "subdued'' old
men, to tho mountains to fteeze and
perish, rootless nnd homeless. It is fit
that the first lessou in military despot
ism should be given by this man,
"You aro hereby removed !" sounds like
the death knell ot republicanism, and it
could not emennte from a fitter source
than Gen, Sheridan. Still tho people
- sleep; no person is assassinated ; no re
bellion is proclaimed ; not even indignant
public asumblies indicate that the people
have still enowjh of the blood of '76 to re -sist
I
The llevkw & Examiner of last week,
thus relieves itself of an unusual burden
of hate because, forsooth, he to whom
the liberties and lives of the people ot
Louisiana are committed, by swift and
righteous exercise of authority swept
from power tho men upon whose souls
is the blighting stain of tho murders of
July 1860, in New Orleans. No re
marks of ours are needed to point out
in all its hideous deformity tho under
current of despair, and falsity, and re
vetigo, aye and cowardice! which the
language above betrays, Despair for
tho loss cf their cause; falsity in the
blasphemous libeling ot ono ottho North's
'' best and bravest defenders ; revenge in
the desire that another uprising should
. lay waste the laud with fire and sword;
. cowardice in that they counsol the assas
.' Vinalion of our leaders.
How long will it be cro such attempt
to cloak their sayings by drawing about
thorn tho mantle ot falsehood !
THE STATE LOAN.
Tho Philadelphia Press remarks truly
that it is gratifying to note the alacrity
and unanimity with which our capitalists
have responded to the appeal of tho
State of Pennsylvania for means to fund
her past due indebtedness, and thus, by
letting herself financially right, bo en
abled to discharge tho claims cf her
creditors. By an nut passed at the
present session ot the Legislature the
Governor was empowered to advertise
for proposals for a loan of twenty-three
million dollars, at par, for tho funding
of the past duo bonds of tho Common
wealth. On Monday the bids woro
opened, when it was found that more
had been offered than was required.
Thirty-ono million dollars wcro profier.
ed, at six per cent, interest, ranging
from par to one-halt per cent, premium.
Ono million dollars was bid for at par,
tor live per cent, interest. Messrs.
DitKXF.r. & Co., E. W. Cr.ABKK & Co.,
and Jay Cookk & Co., well-known
banking firms ot this city, have obtain,
ed a majority of tho bids, all at a pro
mium, and tho remainder, about seven
millions, has been taken in other parts
ot tho State. This exhibit shows that
our State has regained all her financial
reputation, nnd that she is now stronger
than ever, under tho able administra
tion of Governor GuAny and the labors
ot Treasuror Kiuiblk and Auditor Gen
eral Hartiianft.
New Count Aiy net ot tho West
' Virginia Legislature, a new county
(Linooln) has been formed from parts ot
Cabell, Kanawha, Putnam, and Boone.
Hamlin is the county at.
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION
IIaiitfoiiu, April 6. -The return are
nearly all in, and the result will be as
tollows;
The Demooralio-State ticket is elected
by 800 majority
The net Democratic majority on the
Congressional vote is J ,800, and the
average Democratic on the whole ticket
1,200.
Ilotchkiss (Dem ) is elected to Con.
gress, in the SeconJ district, by 2,500
majority.
Hubbard (Dem.) is eleotcd in the First
district, by 500 majority.
Win. TI.;Raroum (Dem.) is elected in
the Fourth district, by 500 minority.
The Republican elected Starkweath
er, in tho Third district, by 1,700 ma
jority.
The Legislature will bo Republican
in the Senate by 1, in tho Homo by 17
majority.
"MORE CORRUPTION.
Tho Copperheads of Washington Co ,
it seems, are ' indignant at the passage
inroumt liio State henate. of the bill ex
tending the franchises and power of the
I'ennsyivaina Kail road over tho Gover
nor's veto, and tho Eecicw, their organ,
launches a terrilia philippio against those
who voted for it. It says, Ho realize tho
exteut ot tho corrupt disregard of the
public intorest that prevails at Harris
biirg,the render should read Gov. Geary's
veto message. That a bill so monstrous
in its provisions should not only pass,
but receive a two-ihird vote in the Senate
after tho Governor's expose ot its iniqui
tous features, should alarm tho people, if
there remains sufficient political virtue
in the masses to protest against tho bold
betrayal by their representatives.'
It adds 'that tho bill gave tho railroad
company power to override all other in
terests and set at defiance tho State
itself i and if thii climax of corrupt leg
islation is permitted to pass, it will ap
pear the people areas corrupt as their
representatives. The repetition of these
alarming acts ot legislation, thus fur only
familiarizes the people to these hideous
deeds without arousirg them. The
representatives and Press, that servo
tliis huge monopoly are piid and fatteiu
ed in t lie service, and the trick is yearly
repeated, and the road buys a dictator
ship. Jn every county are to bo found
the nmoo:h, cautious, and cunning poli
ticians, who induce the people to over
look their real interests and vote for
their betrayers, and so the people throw
o2 the chuiiisof party tyranny. That
the burden of those outrages will some
day gall the people into resistance, is
certain
All this is well said, and indicates a
healthy state of feeling in Washington.
Hut will it produce ci lninensurato action?
Will the Democracy of Fayette respond!
Aro they so firmly chained to party, that
they will tamely cower under the power
of the monopoly T
We think they will. They have eleot
etl a Seiiator,whosetantecedei)ts bad long
since taught them to put no trust in bnu.
They have made it their party interest
to justify their own acts, and thus sus
tain the party.
We add the vote in the Senate, on the
passage of the bill over the Governor's
veto s
On the quest 'on shall tho bill pass,
notwithstanding the objections of the
Governor thereto, the yeas and nays
being called, were as follows s
Yeas Burnett, Connell, Donovan,
Fisher, Glatz, Haines, Jackson, James,
Landon, iM'Catidless, M'Conanghy, Ran
dall, llidgeway, Roger, Schall, SKA
RIGHT, Stulzman. Taylor, Walls, and
Air...t- ...
w oi iningion w.
Navs. Bigham, Billinsfelt, Browne,
(.if Lawrence,) Brown, (of Mercer.)
Duvis.Graham, Lowry, White, IIall-r-9.
The above from the Uniontowu S$tn
dard applios directly to tho Democracy
ot "Little Greene," can they answer the
questions pnposed ? Or will they still
listen to, and support, demagogues who
desiro their suffrage merely to betray
their interests !
MONONGAIIELA VALLEY RAILROAD.
This bill incorporates the Mononga
hela Valley Railroad Company, and
names as Commissioners to open books
and take stock. Messrs. Jesse Leazer,
J. C. Flenniken, P. L. Kramer, G. II.
Bowman. Samuel Vanhort, W. Ii. Fra
zier, jr., Robert G. Mullen, II S. Van
Voorhies, and others. The capital stock
is not to exceed $20,000 per mile of
road, divided into shares ot fifty dollars
each, but tho company may borrow
money, issue bonds, etc.. to an amount
not exceeding the amount of capital
actually paid in. , The company is au
thorized to build and equip a single or
double track railroad, from a point at or
near the eity ot Pittsburg, along the
Monougaliehi river.to a point at or noar
Rice's Landing, in Greene countyi
thence to VVayncsbnrg in said county,
"with tho right to construct any branch
or lateral railroad not exoeeding ten
miles in length, in the coal fields of Al
legheny, Washington, Westmoreland,
Fayelto and Greene counties.
Such is the synopsis of the bill given
by the Pittsburg Dispatch, as it passed
the Legislature. It is well enough to
keep tho thing nlivo and make beliovo do
something, but, gentlemen, it you really
desiro us to have a railroad give us the
Freo Bilpure, unadulterated. We look
upon this revival as iu no way oalcula
tod to improve our prospects, merely a
"pineher," to bo filed or bought off.
"Whoneyer you hear a radical spout
ing about loyaltv, you must not think
ho moans loyalty to tho government ot
the United States. ''Cop.
But, observes the Slielbyville Tetin ,
Ili'pubUoan, whenevor you hear oTjoq
servative (Domocrat) cursing j-adioals,
you must not understand him as mean
ing rebels who involved the country in
civil war and tilled the land with widows
and orphans No, he moans those who
(topped thtir career. J
... . . 1. I.,-. '....".J. ." 11 .. ' !
J. E. Hayes, editor of the Savannah
Rtpublican, it still kept in prison in Su.
vaunah, Ga., tor a so called libel, in de
dance of sense and justice, Ex.
The North Caso about whioli the
Copperhead journals are so loudmouth
ed was a clear caso of plotting treason
against the Government. Tho above is
one of a fearless journalist that dared to
uphold the Union of tho States among
traitors, a victim cf Andrew Johnson's
policy.- Are the Democrats or their
Press exercised for his welfare T
An atrocious attempt at wholesale
murder was made on Sunday last by
placing obstructions on the Fenn. Cen
tral R. R. near Turtle Creek Allegheny
Co. The Cincinnati! Express was
thrown from tho track, and irtost com
pletely domolishud. Although filled
with passengers, but four persons, and
they employoes, wore injured, one fu
tally, t-'uspeoted parties have been ar
rested.
RiSTom. Tho Italian tradegionne
performed two nights in Pittsburgh,
this week. The peanut merchants of
the city woio employed by the report
ers ot the press to act as interpreters.
Monday's papors report a formidable
riot in Luzerne county, Pa. Civil au
thority was resisted and the military
brought in requisition. It is stated
that the rioters are strikers.
Uton a holel sign, in Richmond, the
following words appear in painted, sol
emn earnest:
PiirsiDRNT's Policy,
Whisky, Porter, Ale and Cigars.
A Toast Andrew Johnson First
in War, last in Peace and least in the
hearts of his oountrymen.
KACH THINKS FOB IIIMSKI.F.
Due utti'titiun glvuu tu nil who comwuuinite for tliia
ruliuiiti.
For the Rki-culicin,
BAPTIST COLLEGE.
Tho Monongahola Baptist Association
at its annual meeting in September last,
appointed a commitleo of ten persons
with liio Rev. I. M. 1'iirington as chair
man, to enquire into the educational iu
toinst of tho churches iu Western Penn
sylvania, and to confer with a similar
committee from the Ten Mile Associa
tion. And tho Ten Mile Association at its
meeting iu September last, appointed a
oommiltco ot ten persons A. A. Punuan
Esq , chairman, to confer with commit
tee of the Monongahel.i Association
on tho educational interest of the church
es and the erection of a College within
the bounds ot ono or the other of tho
Associations.
At the call of tho chairman of the
committee a meeting was held at Smith.
held I' ayette County Pa. on the 7th of
Feb. last, and after a full interchange of
opinions, it was resolved to erect a col.
lego within the bounds of the associa
tions, and elected A. A. Purman Esq. ,
Rev. I. M. Purington and Prof. C. A.
Gilbert to select a site and prepare a
plan of endowment nnd report to the
meeting of the joint committees to meet
nt Brownsville Pa. in June next.
The plausibility ot this enterprise is
apparent when we refer to the fact, that
these associations embraco in their com
munion more than eight thousand per.
sous in the counties of Greene, Wash
ington, Fayette aud parts of Westmore
land and Alleghony, and including
Monongalia, Marion, Tyler, Marshall,
Ohio and Drook counties, of Western
Virginia, tho number would exceed tin
thousand. And to these may bo added
more than five thousand Disciples with
in tho boundaries, who may bo consider
ed as earnestly tho friends of tho Collego
as the Baptists themselves.
The Coltcye can and will be built I For
the want of proper facilities for tho edu
cation of tho youth of Baptist parents,
other orgauizitions are over-roaching
your numbers. Yet your Church was
tho first Protestant in the valley of the
Monongahela. It was tho Rev. John
Corbly who first proclaimed tho gospel
of our divine Master to the few pioneers
who sought homes in this then desert
wild. Baptists in South Western Penn.
sylvia waken up to your interests I
Build the Collego on an eligible si to.
We would suggest the capital ot
Greene County as the proper pluoo.
1st. Because Waynesburg is near tho
confer ot the Baptist organizations ot
South Western Pennsylvania and North
West Virginia.
2u I. Bee iu,o it is one of tho most
heukhly locations in the land, and of
easy access by its turnpike to the river
its connection with Cameron on tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nnd with
Washington Pa. by line of coaches.
8rd. Bunauso of tho moral tone of its
inhabitants out of a population of seven
hundred adults, about four hundred
profess to bo lollowors ot our divine
Mastor.
4th Beoause Messrs. E. M. Saycrs
& Wm. K. Gapen Eqrs., will give one
thousand dollars worth of land well lo
eated, on the southern tide of town, on
which to erect the College odilicc. While
the citizens of Waynosbarg propose to
give several thousand dollars and the
Baptists ot Greene County proverbial
for their charity would freely give to
adorn their county scat with this valun
ble institution,
A FRIEND TO TliJ OOLLEOf,
For th Hupubllcan.
WHY I AM A REPUBLICAN. ,
No. 4.
Cth. The Republican pang advocates
tin princip 'es of morality and religion.
It has done so from tho beginning. It
was orgauized under John Quincy Ad
ams to exterminate Slavery it is now
fighting against intemperance, polygamy,
Sabbath-desecration aud every species
ot vico and immorality, the rolics of
tho by-gone rule of Democracy. Facts
prove that, notwithstanding tho war,
we have mado greater progress in put
ting down these crying sins within tho
last six years, than in any soore of
years before. Never have we mado
such rapid strides towards the roign ot
pence foretold by prophecy, as since tho
old giant emissary ot corruption and
sin wag destroyed in Oct., 1860. I do
not claim that the party has been the sole
power in this great work, but I do as
sert that it has worked in harmor.y
with tho reformers, and that its princi
ples accord with the principles of the
Reformation.
Again, the religious papors of the
North aro almost a unit iu favor of tho
party. And they aro oven more radical
than tho seuuiar press. I think it sate
to say that four fifths ot the ministry
are Republicans, and four filths ot tho
church members. Some seats are com.
posed wholly of persons who vote tho
Uuion ticket. During tha war, Presby
teries, Synods, Assemblies, Conferences
and other bodies raised their voices to
sustain tho government and denounce
treason. And it was nothing but the
Republican party that gave to our armies
the Sanitary Commission, that noble so
cicty that ever shone forth with its
deeds of mercy and lovo amid the wild,
fierce, wreck of battle. And now, moral
ity nnd religion, everything true, beau
tiful and good, cry out to bless this
great party of reform.
7ih. It is the friend of science and
progress.
No bolter illustration ot this can be
found than at homo. Look at the old
togyism of our County, witli its fifteen
hundred copperhead majority, and then
look at the Western States, radical tu
the core' How tar are they ahead (f
us! About seventy years. What a
wretched condition the people cf the
South are in, whuie Democracy so long
revelled in triumph. Contrast Massa.
ohnsets and Georgia. The one a live,
working, moral Suite ; the oilier a dead,
worthless community of criminals.
What are the men of science and learn
ing in our country 1 Republicans.
Where do we find our celebrated col
leges, universities, und better than nil,
our common schools T Iu the abolition
states, Thirteen democratic slates with
out a free school 1 What a commentary.
The patron of lgcorauce and the friend
ot crime 1 Who that lives for the ben
efit ot his raco, could belong to such an
organization as the copperhead party.
J.
Porui.Au liunoiis. That editors keep
public reading rooms. That they have
plenty of timo to talk with every body
who wishes to spend au hour in discus
sion on such particular questions as the
state of the weather, the immorality of
tho times, tho condition of tho country,
public men and their deeds, eto , ad in
finitum That they are delighted to get
anything to fill up tho paper with. In
short, that they aie not human beings
and should be visited with all the ills
that brutes aro heir to.
T ii b RucoNSTiiucnoN Act . The
movement to test the constitutionality
vi tug ibi-uuui.i.1 uuuuii ucl, tsnya a vasil-
ington dispatch of the 5th, was catriod
out with exactness ot detail in the Su
premo Court to-dny. Tho eae will
como up for full argument on Friday
noxt, nnd will last for several days.
From tho Tribune wo learn that tho
Ohio Legislature, which not long ago
refused manhood suffrage, has reversed
that action, and both branches have Das-
sod a bill establishing it in tho Stuto.
Tho House amended tho bill to disfran
chise Rebels and deserters, and has sect
it to tuo ftenato Ttor action.
Tine Virginia Legislature has passed a
law prohibiting the selling or giving
away oi liquor at any locality near a
place where polls aro held, and its pro
visions are very stringent. lix.
And very sensible.
Senator Lowry, ot Erie. has been can-
oil by John Burns, the "hero of Gettys
burg " Tho cane bears tho following
in-onptinm "Tho root of this stick wus
baptized by tho blood of Gou. Rey
nolds, cut by the hands of John Burns,
who presented it to Senator Lowry."
Tiik lUi'onr Of Soyretury McCul.
lough for the year ending April 7 1 807,
shows tho reduction ot the public debt
to be $209,000,000. This is cheering,
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
N. Y. April 0. The dry goods trade
is generally rather quiet, though n fair
business is doing in uhw and novel de
signs in chaste and desirable colorings at
steady rales, but other descriptions hung
lire, and prices are low and weak, under
the doolino in cotton and gold. In prices
ot dry goods thuru is no essential change
uxoept iu Moi'iimno D brand prints,
which are down to IGo. Oriental prints
aro selling nt 15Jo under tho'name ot
Glasgow ticket.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tffiWrlfoiiS' silk i
BY AN ORDER OF THE COURT OP
Greene county, tho undersigned Admin
istrators ot'the estate of THOS ALLFREE,
dee'd., will oiler Tor sul, on the premises, ut
luce's l,amling, ureentt county, l'a., on
au:sivv, ii vv n, is7,
at 10 o'clock, a. in., tho two-thlrdB of the fol
lowing described property, viz s Ono tract of
land containing uuout six or seven acres, on
w hich are erected ono lurgo two story
FHAME DWELLING HOUSE I
Ono moderate sized two story frame dwellinc
uuu nfiio iiuuwj nun nun nun iiimiv, gwuvi
permanent foundation, and well roofed, with
......... i..,. nnn .. ...in r-
a goou ciumner stacu. 'i lie saw mm is large
ami new, anil well calculated tor uotu naw
aud Planiiij; Mill. There will also be offer
ed one Kngino and lioiler.
ino auovo mentionod nroportv will bo ot-
fcred in lots or as a whole, as nuy seem best
for the estuto, on day of sale. It 1b situate on
the AIonoDgahila river, about twelve miles
aunve lirownsville. Persons wishing good
town property or a eood location for a Saw
Ulill or Planing Mill, or both, would do well to
cull and examine, wo think they will pro
nounco this oao among tho best frames on tho
river.
TERMS : Ono-lmlf on confirmation of
salo, one-half In three months thereafter, with
Interest from conlrruiation, when Deed wM be
mauo. l. h. UA.KY.
LOUISA ALLFREE,
Administrators.
The romainlng ono-third inteiest in tho
sam o nrunerty will bo offered by the under
sinned owner, oil the same day, and nt tho
samo place. JUUjN j)iuuui!i
4jl0-ts
IPtjl1311o Notice
A 8 THE FIRM Oif I1UGIIE3 & LUCAS
XL is disolvcd by mutual consent, tho Com
mission business will still bo carried on at tho
old stand, in irood order, and on the most
rcasonahlo terms, hi tho namo and stylo of
L. Hi:OLlE3 & CO., (senior parlnar). They
Hatter themselves, by having tho llouso and
the best location In tho nlucu for that busi
ness, Hint they will hkckivb a liberal share of
tun public patronage
Tliev will also keen a mod minnfo of QRO
CERliCS ou hand to accomodate all who
may favor them with a cull.
L. HUGHES & CO.
4;10-tf Rice's Landing, Pn.
Statomont s
Accnriliiiff In n Act of AhhciiiMv niuwoil Anril 'ISM.
mukini; It ohligiitory nil tho Auilltum of t)in nlftVruDt
TnwnKhipii of tltU Cuiiiimitiwimlth to publish a Htfitoment
of th Bounty Tux Uvl'-il niul cullirtil. We th undur
nlgml Auilittii'i uf JulTwraou Tuwnnhiii, lubiuit tlie follow.
iiik -.
JaiiiDH KMly, (n Account Willi Ji'nVr
ion Tnwnxliin. !v lloiintv DunHcute DR.
No. 1, iiwlli'il Vl.ruaiy ISUt, 1,US 71
Crctljt to cash imiil committee or
onler 1.1,111 77
Lout money, bill nml feca fur collodion &')u 97
$3,118 74 13US 71
Jam Kelly, in nccount with .leffi-r-
cin Tiwnxlilp, lr bv lloiintv Pupil-
cut" No. i, Inuli'il NcpU'inhor 101 (,071 40
Cr. to cnli p.if-1 coiniiiltluc or onliT 4,050 TO
Lost mnni-y. I ill mi il f.Tii for coltia-tlon
ami rcfunriVu money 075 M
tifltb 51 Iff. B71 40
0,11.16 61
llnlnno In Jim Rully'li linn! 1,016 M
J.uiiim Kt-ll.v in ncfldunt with .Teflcr-
miii towiiHltip. Dr. hv lloiintv Oupli
rutu No. .'t. Is.iikiI K..l.ru.ir. 1W6. 16,137 00
Cr.tociKh p il l comniltt.'r it order S.OT4 1.1
l.ont moii'-y, billtiinu luiw lurculluctioii 710 01
6U0 77
6.i:n oo
6,1 'JO 77
ni1innin tliu Immlit of Jumnn Kelly,
coll ector S10 83
JnliiiNi.il WyroO'ln nrcount Willi Jcf-
tiTHOii Tp., lr, liv lloiintv Uiipliciita
No. 4, k.uolO.-tobur I Wit, i,0!7 60
Cr. tociisii puiil tlio K:inin'' A Dro-
vcm' Nut. II ink of Wiiyni'fiburK, 660 00 .
Cr. to c.-ioli paid it'ulorn.'iK otobl uotu 2u4 P2
Oilplicnto No. '2 wiu Umli'il iui'Iith apui'l il Act of As"Mn-
My. Number of n inilixtiil, 72, nt :uh 00 citch. The
limit of tin' Homily Ijuwn of tlm Htuto woulil coat 1'Jl,
000 00: tho net iimouutur tlm ilillcrcnt lluplicnti will lie
about nixtceii thootmn'l four liuuilrml uml ninety-eight
(lolbirunil Kixty-lwo centri.
WiTiTtify the ubove to becorrect tw per nccount pro
aeuU'tt. JOHN S.IUYAlll),
A. I). itl.SII,
WM. V. SOOTT.
4:10-3- Auditor!.
MicrilTn Male.
BY vlrtuo ofa writ of Venditioui Exponas,
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Greene county, and to mo directed, Micro
will bo oxposod to public sale at the Court
House, in Waynesburir, on
SATURDAY, 4TH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
at 2 o'clock, p. in., the followiug property,
viz;
All the right, title, Interest and claim of de
fend mt ol, in and to ascertain tract of land
situatein Washington Tp., Greeno county, Pa.,
containing two hundred acres, moro or less,
about one hundred nnd fifty acres cleared,
aud has erected thereon r,no hewed log house,
log stable and other out buildings ; adjoining
lauds ol Robert McCorniic, John MeNay,
Georgo Wisecarvcr, John Taylor and others,
there is an apple, peach and cherry orchard
on the premises.
Taken in execution as tho property of
Thomas McNurliu nt tho suit of Georgo Wise
carver. ALSO, .
At tho samo timo nnd place all tho right,
title, interest anil claim of defendant, ol', in
and to a certaiu lot of ground situate in Dun
Itard township, Greeno county Pa., containing
twenty-four acres, more or less, all of which
aro cleared, and lias eroded thereon ono
fraaio dwelling house and kitchen, nnd other
out buildings, adjoining lands of Abraham,
Sterling and others, bounded on the Hast by
the Monongahela river aud N. rth by Dunkard
creek.
Taken In execution as the property of
Pitlulmrirli nml Nnur Viuk (ill P,a., ... H,
suit of tho Administrators of R, W. Dav's,
deceased HEATH JOHNS, Sh'ff.
4; lots
A CURE FOR BLEEDING AND WEAK
NESS OF THE LUNGS. Tho unyield
ing LUNG r YRUP, is a sure euro for bleed
ing and weakness of tho lungs, soreness of tho
breast, pulti in the breast, &o.
This Syrup is nlato discovery, lias been
tboiomihly tested and has never been known
to full in a single caso. It is for salo wholesale
and relalo nt Oih-nimuoii's Drug Store,
Crulgh's old stand, and will be distributed
throughout tho country at country stores,
Merchants will do well to keep it on hand.
Send your orders.
Also, The Cough Extormlnator, which will
cure hard coujjli, horsenoss, bronchitis, croup,
iScc.
Another Syrup. expressly forllooplngCough,
which lsau able tiling in this contagious tlls
caso. All the above articles are for sale at Eastern
Prices, nt ODENBAL'GH'S Drug Storo,
Waynesburg, Pa. , 4;n tf.
JONAS KLY, TKKASUU1CK OF
BOUNTY FUND OK FRANKLIN
TOWNSHIP. GUEKNE CO., PA
tt. TO CASH IlKOKIVEI) TROM COLLECTORS.
.Inplietli Smith, Collector for tho yonrlROI f j.nns 65
ikiuiu i milium, i.oHciuur lor inn your mil!)
Iiinlh Tuiiier, Colhi'tor forthe yiur 1800
To CiihIi from Mile of Bond
To Ciuli received ou nubncrlpUott
e.siit
7.11 Oi
7,201 00
1,070.00
f2H,410 70
.7.KF.V
Br CikIi piilil In F. h D. N. nnnk
do do do
do pittil In Vint Nntloiml Hank '
do do Hurmiirir A Drove if' Nnt. llnnk
lil to J T. Hook for rocruiu mid xpoum
Ity orili'rn ri'ilopnuid,
n.v mnonnt mld on Unndi
By amount puiil for tuinpl
Djf percentage
tS.401 78
rtulnnce la Treuurcr't hitmli it w
Amount of Dountjr Tax lovlud for the
ymrlW 10,37 J 03
RxoniTiitlone, ' 2M (1
Ain't, ol tm k'Tlod for the year 1805, 7,M7 68
Kxonorntloiia, 1217 CO
Ain't, of tin lovlodfbr theyoar 1800, 1,073 39
Knuni'Nitloiiii, (272 38
Wo the tindrnlined Auditor! do enrtlfy tho atwre la
eorrooteaeutinl, JOHN SIMONTON,
4-ew iioa tviuguARVJU.
. on.
. S,M) 0.1
2.0J3 Al
ll.O.'IJ AH
Mi 00
3.100 4A
hMb SO
0,576 4
t 60
128,'M 47
141 31
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS .-jsioied
by HolinbolU't Extract lluchu.
Ujiaeow-iy
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
are regained by Uelmbold's Extract Duchu.
;iocow-iy.
Orphan' Court Sale
BY vlrtuo of an order of the Orphan's
Court of Grecno County Pa., the under-
signed Executors of James Dubeiy, lute of
Atoms l p,. Urecne County, l'a. will expose
to saic on
SATURDAY TOE 27tU DAY OF APRIL '07.
on the premises situated in Morris To. Groene
County, Pa., the following tract ofland, viz.
Fifty acres, more or less, situated In tho
Township aforesaid, adjoining lands of James
Conner, Abel (Jury, John Kotts ana others, all
of which Is cleared, on which is erected a
hewed 'og house and other out buildings, ap
plo and peach orchard, &a.
Tkrms or Salk: One half of the purchase
money at tho confirmation of the Sale, the
residue in one year thereafter with Interest
from the date ut the confirmation of Sale.
WILLIAM DURERY,
SARAH DUUERY,
Executors of James Pubcry, Dnc'd.
UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU nnd
Improved Rosh Wash cures secret aud deli
cate disorders in ail their stives, at little ex
pense, littlo or no change hi diet, no incouve
uienco nnd no exposure. It is pleasant in
taste and odor, immcdiato in its anion, and
free trom all injurious properties. 8; l3eow-lv
Just Received
FRESH FROM
PHILADELPHIA,
AT Til U
Clothing Store
OF
N. CLARK & SON
A LOT OF FINE
DRESS COATS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BUSINESS SACK COATS.
A LOT OF FARMERS' CHEAP
SACK COATS,
A LOT OF
BLUE BLOUSES,
The above goods liavo just been purchaser! In
Philadelphia, nnd will bo sold ut Terr low
prices. Call and compare our prices before
purcuasing.
ROOM. J TWO DOORS
WEST OF THE ADAMS HOUSE
May lfi, ly.-ch.lunlO.'OT,
SLATER ODENRAUGH,
TEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINrJS,
U quors and every thing pertaining to a tlrst
class Drug Bloro. rroscnpuims curciuny com
pounded. "Crelgh's Old Stand," Waynes
urg, Pa, , May EO, 'C6.-Iy.
Administrator's Notice.
IKTTEUS of administration having becn
J granted to tho undersigned upon the es
tate of James Neal, lata of Cumberland town
ship. Greeno county, Pa., deceased, notice is
hereby given to an persons inueiueti to saiu
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them properly au
thenticated lor seuieuieiH.
JOIN GWYNN.
4jS-0w of Cuuibcrlaud tp., Adm'r.
The Wonder of the Age
TIM?, MONEY AND LABOR SAVED 1
THE LATEST AND BEST CHUM!
ONE OP TIIE LATEST PATENTS, ISSU
ed on tho I Kit day of September, I8iiti,
to Wm. K. McUutcUcon. of Washington.
Iowa, will bo on exhioltlou lu a few days at
JOHN MUNIV ELL'S,
In Wavneshurir. P.i. This CIITJUN must
supercede any tlilnu; of the kind hereto'nre
produced. Tho slmplenrss of Its construct
ion, and Its two-fold or reversed motion, that
produces butter from threo to six minutes
must Intluoo tho community to examine Its
qiiinmi.-B saves itme-H saves, work anu
produces ns much butter as any churn In cx
Istcnco. Mr. Mun.iell has full nower to sell
lights for Pennsylvania or New York State as
well as to turnlsh rjhurns to citizens of this
county. ' p. ,B Johuston &Co.
Agents.
Bi27-tf.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTI
TUTIONS, of both sexes use Heimbold's Ex
tract lluchu. It will give brisk and energetic
feelings, and enable you to sloop well. ,
8tl3eow-tj 1
REAL ESTATE
IT'OK SAL 33
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT
public sale on the prcmlsts, en
Tlmisday.April 25tli, 1867,
tho following described farm, late the proper
ty of Isaac Weaver, dce'd., known faslhs
William Davis farm, situated in Jeflcrron
township, Greeno county, Pa,, containing ma
ACRES; adjoining lands of William Gwynn,
Alphias Di'Uncy, Alexander Duvis and others,
"of which there are about one hundred and
fifty acres cleared, on which aro erected a
two stoiy
BRICK HOUSE,
Frame Barn, 8lblo, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed,
Milk House, Smoke House and Tenniu Ilmire;
wilh t ixo orchards of different kinds of fruit;
This farm is situated In a good neighborhood,
convenient to Mills and Churches. There is
a School Hoiipo on one corner of the farm ;
is well watered and well set with
CLOVE11 AND TIMOTHY!
The farm is ono of liio most desirable for
larmlrt" or grazing in tno county, l i-.K.na i
One-third of tho purchase money to bo paid
at confirmation of sale and tho remainder In
two equal annual payment", with Interest
from continuation. ELIZA WEAVER,
GEO. WEAVER.
IjMt Administrators.
HELM HOLD'S EXTRACT 1H CIIU gives
health and vigor to the frunie and bloom lo ti e
pallUi cheek. Debility Is accompanied by
many alarming symptoms, and il' no treatment
is sulmiitled to, consumption, insanity or epi
leptic fits ensue. :UJow-ly
Something New
7.V WAYNESBURG, PEXVA.
THOS. BRADEN
( At the room formerly occupied by Andrew
wuson, or., next uoorto uraticn surugsioro.;
Respectfully Informs tho good people of Greene
county, Una lie bus opened a
HARBWAHE STORE.
And Inviles a rail from his friends and tho.
ntiliHi. irnwirnlttr Mia uturn la llllp.-l witlli
cvervthi ig in his line needed by Iho Parmer
i....i n. .: .. . .1....1 r....H,..H i.
mill :iu:i:ii!iliiu. iikrui 11 iui:iliui imiiiiui, 11a
knows exactly the wauls of his fanner friends.
A imii. j; his variety of goodswill he found Iron,
Mails of.tll kinds, Planes of all varieties, Au
pers, Hroci'B. &c. 'futile toothed, cross cut
and mill saws, hand b;iws and tools of all des
criptions. AO IUCULTU UAL IMPLEM ENTS
Mowing Machines, Cutting Boxes. Corn Shcl
lers. Plows, Cultivators, Shovels, Forks, and
everything iu his line.
SADDLEUY IIAKDWAI1E, ,
A gonernl assortment of saddlery hardware,
to which ho inviles the attention (If purchasers.
WOODEN WARE OF ALL KINDS,
Tubs, Buckets, Butter Buwls and nil kinds of
Kitchen Wooden Pixins,
Willow Baskets; Brooms, Brushes, Coal
Buckets, Brass Kettles, Buggy whips, Shot
Guns, Boys Wagons aiid sh tls.
All persons desirous of purchasing any of
the uhove articles and many others not men
tioned ; will consult their i uteres! by
CALLING SOON.
IIo will take pleasure in showing his stock,
nt all times. So give him a call when you
come to town. Remember the place, oppo
site the First National Bank.
decmf THOS. BRADEN.
Takr no more unpleasant and unusefnl rem
edies for nnpleosiHU a"d dangerous disenses.
Use Ilclmhoid's Extract Buchu and improved
Rose wash. 3:13cow-ly.
CLIMAX! CLIMAX!!
Pago's Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 25 cents. .
It heals without a scar. ' No
family should be without it.
We warrant it to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Tetter, Pimples, and all Eruptions
of the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Braises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
&c, it makes a perfect cure.
It has been used over fifteen
years, without ono failure.
It has no parallel having per
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. It is a compound of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
Sold bjr Druggists ererywheie. White St Howltnl,
rroprletora, 131 Liberty Street, New York.
UELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BTJ
CIIU is pleasut iu tnsto nnd odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immcdiato In its
actiou. Sililcw-ly
Thero cometh glad tidings Tt joy to all,
To young and to old, to great nnd to small j
The bounty which once was so precious and
r'i
Is free fur all, and all may bo fulr.
BV TUB USK OF
CIJASTELLAR'S
WHITE MO'l ID
For Improving and Beautifying the Comply x
Ion
The most valuable and perfect preparation.
in use, lor divine; tno skin a ncauiiiui peari-.
1:1. .1.... r. ....1.. 1 1 i. T.
imu uui., tiiui. la niiiy lounu 111 ycuin. ai
nuickly removes Tun. Freckles, Pimnlcs,
Blotches. Moth Patches. Sallowness. Erupt
ions, and all impurities of tho skin, kindly
healing the same leaving the skin while and
clear us alabaster. Its vso can not bo detect
ed by tho closest scrutiny, and being a vege
table preparation is perfectly harmless. It il
the only article of the kind used by the French,
nnd is considered by tho Parisian ss indispen
sable to a perfect toilet. Upwn-ds' f 30,00ft
bottles were sold during the past yeni, ty
sufllclcnt guarantee of lis cfllcacy. Prico on
ly 75 cents. Sent by mall! post paid., on re
ceipt of an order, by
BERGER, S1IUTTS& Co,, Chemists.
283 Rlvor SU, Troy N. Y.
feb20 'CT-ly. .
UELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Dl'CUO..
It At Grtat lHurKic. '
ntLBoio's coscrjiTiuir.n ixtract lAnsiPAinin
I tht Great Blood rwtfitr. ','
Both are nrnnnrprl nrrnnltnir tn ml.. n
Pharmscy and Chemistry; and are the most
cnv mat can do maue,. ;i8ecrw-ly