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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

the vital activities OF the body, removing the
distractions Of its organs, purify the blood,
cXpcl disease, They purge out the foul hc-
mors which breed and grow distempcr. slim
ulale sluggish or disordercd organs into their
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everybody but also formidable ana danger
ous diseases, While they produce powerful
effects, they are ut the same time, in diminish
ed doses, the safest and best plysic that can
be employed for children. Being sugar coat.
ed, they are pleasant to take; and. being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk o
harm. Cures have been made which surpass
belief, were they not substnntiatcd by men
OF such exalted position and character as to
forbid the suspicion ofuntruth. Many cmin.
cnt clcrgymcn ard physicians have lent their
names to certify to the public the reliability of
our remedies, while others have sent lis the
assurance OF their conviction that, our Prcpa-
ratiOns contribute immensely to the relief of
our afflicted, suffering fellow men,
the Agents below nnmcd is pleased to
furnish gratis oar American Almanac con-
tanning directions for the uso and certificates
Of their cures, of the following complaints -
Costiycncss, Bilious Complaints Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache, arising
from Foul stomach, Nausea, indigestion,
Morbid maction of the Bowels and Pain
arising thereirom, FMtuency, Loss Of Ap-
petite, all Diseases which require an evacua-
ton medicine. They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which il would not be supposed |
they could reach, such as Deafness, Partial
Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability,
Demngements of the Liver and Kidneys,
Gout, and o.her kindred complaints arising
iiom n low state OF the body or obstruction
of its functions.
do not be put off by unprincipcd dealers
with other preparations which they make
more profit on. Demand Ayers and take DO
others. The sick want the best aid there is
is for them, and they should have It,
Prepared by j. G. AVER & CO., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by DR., d. w. Braden,! DR..
WIN. l.. Creigh, NJ. A. Harvey, Waynesburg,
Pa, and al Drugg sts throughout the county,
augS, On
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BE UP AND DOING.

The busy season OF harvest is nearly
over and our farmers having finished
providing tor their future physical want,
it would be well to look after and labor
for our future national welfare. Secret.
ly and actively our enemies are working,
all are acquainted, or should be, with
tEeir sinister designs Though many
meetings have been held by them in this
county already, we are induced to be-
lievc from the reports that reach us and
fiom what observation we have had
ourself, that they have accomplished but
little for themselves, on the contrary,
rather strengthened the side of the
Union We think it expe1ient for those
who are in doubt concerning the relative
position of the two parties to attend at
least one or two Copperhead gatherings
and hear their principles expounded,-
~ VIC NAVY CNCl 10
nothing like it TO excite the disgust of
an intelligent man. The tallacy of their
argument; the barctaced weakness OF
of their assertions cannot but have good
effect in Dispensing any doubts that may
exist. Having listened to their views.
90 he,r The doctrines OF the National
Union party as they are clearly and
torcibly given by our speakers.
You that arc staunch in the faith go
with your misguided frie"ds to Their
meetings, then take them with you to
yours, let them see wherein they are de
ceived, and it cannot fail to produce Its
results. See to 1t that our meetings are
well attended, ,forcgo your work, it is bet
ter to lose few dollars and cents than
to suffer the fruits OF dearly bought
victory TO pass from your grasp,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08
THE LATE RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS

THE LATE RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS.
WASHINGTON, August l.-Gen. Bard
telegraphs trcm New Orleans, July 3lst:
The riot has been suppressed. have
declared martial law in The city. About
forty persons have been killed. and
large number wounded nearly all being
.trlendly to the Convention.
- Tie Ece"i0g Post condemns President
J0hnsoR for interfering in the diff ;ulties
at New w'0rleaDs II, it says, according
to his theory, Lou siana Is State in the
Union, by what right does he interfere
with its internal aifirsl The Conv4n>
ton had right to sit, whether it was a
legal or illegal body, and ii Illegal, the
State was the proper judge Of, the fact,
which ought to have been decided by
the Courts 1t characterizcs his order
MS exceedingly unfortunate, and add! ess
ed to the wrong officer.
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TONSORIAL,

fTNHOMAS FERREL respectfully announces
i that he has purchased tho shop of Charles
Hickey, and solici'sa call from those who may
desire his services MS Barber and Hair. Dresser.
He occupies room No. 3, Campbclrs Row,
VIII he is prepared to perform Hair. Cutting
according to the latest mode, and do Shaving
with real magnum bonum razors.
Come hith n come hithor by night or by day.
For the gay and the witty he shavos and
cut hair,
And as quickly as one, dressed and brushed
goes away,
Another is sure to drop down in the chair
And the chin that is smoothed, and the hair
that Is dressed
SO polished and graceful and neatly appear
That il Taste has mansion on earth, ts con-
iesscd,
1t is here-it is here
Here Fancy designs, and as gay the design
AS the gayest which Fashion Ger taught to,
the trade,
And graceful tho wave of the locks as they
shine,
Where Fcwcl's hand has their beauty array
Then etold and young, all the lovers of Taste,
For II Taste has u mansion on earth, hither
haste,
1t is here-it Is here I!
Waynesburg, augl, TT
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A TRUTH WELL SPOKEN.

We say no more than every obscrv-
ing man knows to be true when we assert
that ignorance and in,emperapcc are
the main pillars OF the swindl,ng fossil
which misscalls itself the Democratic
party We mean precisely thls-that
if all the voters were intelligent, while
none were intemperate, the so.callcd
Dcmocratieparty would stand no chance.
Take any city, county, or ward You
please, aud single ousthose among its
voters who can't read and will get drunk,
and nine>tcnlhs Of them are Democrats,
even when the great mass oflheir ncigh-
bors'arc Republicans,-N. Y. Tribune.
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fects have been abun-
dainty shown to the
com nunity how much
they excel the ordi-
nary mcdicincsin use.
They are safe and
pleasant to take but
powerful to cure -
Thei' penc tratin g
properties stimulate
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lliesler Clynitr stands by his record,
He said so IN his last speech.

In January, 1861, he said, at the cor
ner Of Sixth and Court streets, in this
city, just after he had taken SOLEMN
OATH, as State Senator, 'to support the
Constitution Of the United States" thai
Pennsylvania ouyht to go with the South!
Did Mr. Clymer remember this item
Of his record when he declared he would
not to day alter l'no or blot out a
particle of it?"-Reaiiag Disp0tch.
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Ei. NIL. S@E layers,
AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.

viii attend to all claims for back pay boun-
ty and pensions of soldersand their representa-
tlves, The Pensions Of the following class arc
increased from IS to Slj and $25 per month,
and W dows for children under sixteen years
81 per month each, viz,
lst Those who have lost the sight of both
eyes, the use otboth hands, or otherwise total
ly disabled and incapacitatcd from performing
manual labor.
ID All widows having children under six
teen years of age are entitled to'$2 per month
additional for each child.
Sd. Guardians representing the minor chii-
d"ea of soldiers are entitled to the same increase
as If the mother was living. aug 'GG If
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l.Ssl otlGS.

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted
to the REPUBLICAN OFNcE, either for Job
Work or Subscription during the six months
the paper was conducted by Mr. Watkins,
will pay the accounts 20 .Ir. Jas. II Saycrs,
who is authorized to receipt for the slmc.
Etrly attention TO this natter will save cost.
MESSRS GlDDLE Il CLARK
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THE 18Th CONGRESS.

The adjournment OF Congress for the
first term of the 30th Session was an
event anticipated. For nearly eight
long months they have been celebrating
upon the life interests OF our republic
They have braved disease and contagion
to legisltc upon tie all>importont issues
presented for their conSilera ion, and
two OF their number have Dccn called to
higher council>chambcrs than those Of
earth It's history all are acquainted
with, and they return to their homes
with naught but the heartfelt thankful
ness OF loyal people. Theirs has been
a difficult task and they have proven
themselves worthy Of the responsibility.
Opposed by an apostate Executive,
caurnniated by their enemies, and hoot-
ed at by traitors, they have gone calmly
and deliberately through with the busi>
ness of the Session. Some have proved
recreant to their trust but to the greater
part too much honor cannot be given
Its record will show brilliantly in the
annals OF history, and the time will come
when the names of those members who
stood firm for the Union will rank in
classic dignity with those of the signers
OF the Declaration Of Independence.
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NiyiNclld Notice.

uNIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MON
l. oNGAuELA VALLEY TELuGRArm COMPANY
are hereby bynotificd that DIVIDEND, at the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum Is this dly de-
Shared, counting from da.o of last dividend
BY order Of Directors.
w. L. 8. WILSON, Treasurer.
Monongahela City. Aug. lst, 'GG.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

TnE Rlor.-The proceedings OF which
we publish an editorial synopsis from
the New York Tribune, will receive
the just condemnation of all fricnls of
the Government. The ill.timcd inter-
ference of the President with the MILF
tary authorities when thcyShould have
rut an end to the massacre, seems to
dash the last star from the crown OF
honor won for himself during our recent
struggle. We will publish clearer ac.
count of it next week.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

90 mn A YEAR made by any one with
DH, UUU $5--Stencil Tools. No expert
cncc necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers,
and Treasurers offs Banks inhorso the circular.
Sent free with samples. Address tho Ameri-
can Stencil Tool Works, Springfield, vcr-
mont, , augl, ,-3m.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Ten deaths from cholera are announc>
ed, The total mortality for the week
ending on the 2Slh was III, equivalent
to an annual death-ra'e Of 80. 10 III
1000 inhabitants The mortality oflhe
week previous was l,362 The deaths
from cholera last week were Is, an in.
crease OF 81 on the week previous -
Cholera intantum had l7G victims, and
cholera morbus l9.
The mortality in Brooklyn during the
past week was 800, of which Y were Of
cholera ntantum, and AZ of cholera.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

The Boys in Blue Of Brownsville
and Bridgeport, Fayette county, met in
Brownsville on the 23d, and organized a
campaign club, by electing the following
officers Martin V. b. lIazen;
Vice Presidents. j oseph e. Clarke and
John w. Watkins. Jri Secretary
James NJ Vim; Corresponding Scores
tary-A. N. Patterson; Treasurer-Dr
J. b. Barclay. The member ''pledged
to each other the honor of soldier, that
we will vote for no man of doubtful
loyalty, or who may be in sympathy
with traitors to fill any borough. county,
State or Federal Office Of profit and trust.
In determining our ballot the question
shall be, Is the candidate loyal! Is he
honest? Is he competent"
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nlggardly allowance. expressing sHlolll
contempt than gratitude. None need
be deceived by it, Men who would
repudiate the National debt, assume the
rebel debt and give pensions to the
soldiers of the South who would give
the lawmaking power into the hands
of late insurgents and il possible, place
Jefferson Davis at the head of the gov-
ernment, have 10 respect for the tn"u
who fought their battles
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

TnE last ruse attempted by the Cop,
perheads is to the effect that Radicals
are about to inaugurate h second civil
war. That already organizations are
being perfected and arms distributed
We know of no other effect this will have,
fit has any, than the wholesome one of
sending "Skedaders" again to the
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

The Cabinet, with the new appoint.
ments. stands as follows:
Sec. of State-Wiliam II. Seward.
Sec, of War-Edwin NJ Stanton.
Sec of the Navy-Gideon Wellcs.
Sec of the lnlerior-Orville II,
Browning,
Postmaster General-.A. w Randall
Attorney General-llenry Stansbury.
The above named gentlemen were
warm supporters Of Lincoln in 1861
So much for Jobnsonism. Stand back
Copperheads.
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AYERS CATIlAKTlC PILLS

A RE the most perfect purgaiivc which we
IA are able to produce oT winch we think has
ever vet been made by anvbody. Their Of
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

The ,Richmond IVaig wants to know
il the South is "to be left at the mercy of
armed negroes" After the recent mas.
sacrc in New>Oreans-where. accord-
ing to Gen, Sheridan, about "l0 whites
aud blacks were killed and 100 wounded
by |Vha people we consider this rather
a cool Question,-TW.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

Ar recent political meeting in
Louisville the names of Lee and John.
son were applauded and those of Grant
and Sherman hisscd. This explains the
good feeling said to be prevalent among
tho RECONSTRUCTED"
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GREENSBORO, GREENE co, PA.

and are prepared to turn out everything in
their lnie such rs Churns, Pitchers, Jars for
preserving fruit. &c, &c. A supply kept con-
stontIy on hand. The public, and country
merchants particularly, are earnestly request
cd to call and examine their stock before
purchasing clsewhcr,.
Orders Iloma distance will receive prompt
attention. augS, -3m
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

TnE ship Anna Schmidt, which was
destroyed by the Alabama off the coast
OF South America, had on board guam
tity of Ayers Cherry Pectora for Cali
tornia, DR.. Aver S Go. now appeal for
redress direct to the British Government,
as the responsible party in this wicked
business, and base their claim for pay
ment and protection on the ground Of
humanity, as their commodities are
wholly tor the sick, Their point is well
taken. and will doubtless be pressed with
the pluck and perslstency which charac.
terize the operations Of these celebrated
chemists. Baltimore Clipper.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Il JONES.

MI ANUFACTURERS OF STONEWARE
WI + all varieties and patterns. The above
firm have recently established Il mGuntactory
Of the kind named in
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Governor Morton, of Indiana, in his
last great speech, stated tho important
fact that every Senator and Representa-.
tive elected in nine Of the eleven States
is a rebel and wholy maJtc 10 take The
test oath. Several of them have been
chosen to the copper-Johlfson conven.
ton which meets in Philadelphia on the
l4th instant.
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News !!

NNIlE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE.
i ceived from the East q new stock of DRY
GOODS, which he offers TO THE PUBLIC At the
lowest possible rates. Call and sec him.
Rooms IN the west end of the "Greem
House., Waynesburg Pa.
w. A. PORTER,
augl-tf
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4 Canadas, thus deprlv-
|ot a great many votes IN
!. GNN,L. BY DRENET.

kpove rank has been conferred
|ol. s. NJ Bailey, formerly of the
r. V. G., by recent action Of the
senate, We congratulate Tic Colonel
upon his meritcd promotion. He has
many friends here and had it not been
for the dcvllIsh antipalhy which has
always existed among copperhcads' for
the sol'lier, this county might have had
an intelHyc / representative IN the last
Legislature.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

GAIT j. III. BRsroH. We note by
our latest w. Va. exchanges that the
gentleman named has announced him -
self, by the request Of his friends, as Il
candidate for the Office of Treasurer in
that State This is as 1t should be. No
one deserves it more, Is more entitled
to it. The Capt. we are proud to say
n native of this county, and s1stains
here as elsewhere the reputation of an
honest man, Union loving citizen and
brave soldier. 70 his brilliant scrvic
es in the latter capacity all can testify
who served with him, and the least the
West Vlrginians can do as an acknowl.
edgment is to make him Treasurer
We wish the Capt. success
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

To OuH PATRONS We would call
your attention to the Notice OF Biddle
& Clark inserted in this issue. We
hope those in arrears will come prompt.
ly and square up with those gentlemen
After the business is once tlirly settled
we wish to do less dunning than has
heretofore been customary with this pa-
per- So Tar we have received encourage
ment beyond expectation. Never, and
we believe what we say, has their been
such determined eff r,rts on the par. cf
our enemies to crush out your county
paper. We are pleased to see it. 1t
was not our i4xls"'io" when taking hold
OF this press to handle Copperheaas
with gloyed hands and it rcjoices us to
see them wriggl9 and squrm when we
put our foot on their necks. All we
ask is your fidelity, and we will trust
to luck for the rest.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

AUDITOR,
LIEUT.. GEO. w. SIIOUGH,
OF Gilmore Tp.
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AN H1sToRI0AL PARALLEL.

It has been frequently asserted that history fur
nishes no parallel to the recent struggle of the
South for separation from the Federal Union. In
the magnitude and sanguinary character Of the
conflict, in the tremendous energy of the com,
batants and the variety Of military and naval ope
ratons the war has certainly no equal in history.
But this is not the sense in which we use the word
parallel" We use it in the Specification Of SINH
arity, or analogy Of character, to the political
relations Of the two parties In this sense the St.
Louis Republican does us the service Of calling to
mind case which, in some of its essential par
ticulars furnishes q striking analogy with our own
struggle. This instance is what is known histori,
cally as the Soaderbunde1l war in Switzerland
which occurred in 1886.
Apprehensive that the abolition of the converts
by the eantonal government Of Aargau, and the
order expelling the Jesuits, might lead to a still
greater interference of the Federal government in
the affairs Of the cantons, and being stimulated
By spirit Of religious antagonism, the seven
older, or Catholic oantons, seeded from the con-
1 iederaey, and formed separate government, or
alliance under the title of the Sonderbund. The
ether cantona refused to admit the principle Of Sc
eessoni and their representatives IN the Diet, on
me 10Th Of July, 1876, passed vote to dissolve
me sonderbund." This vote was an adoption Of
the principle Of coercion, and was equivalent 10 a
declaration Of war. Both parties at once took up
arms. The sonderbund put $4,000 men in the
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T3LEILDa

On Sunday June No. 1858 halEpnst II O'clock afG long
and pniun illness which She bore with ChcstHn resignation
UEGELIA FRANCES STUART wife OF William Stuart
Der funeral will take place FROM tho residence Of her hus
band G75 Magazine street between Philip and First streets
THIS EVENING O'CLOCK The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday morning. June 9th, at o'clock MARGARET
VIRGINIA, aged four years and four months daughter Of
Peter and Christina schwNger,
On Wednesday, jupe 9Th at haEpast A. NJ, RICHARD p
Michael Hynes and Julia O'Nen
On the III inst att o'clock, LOUISE JENNIE only child
Of Divide DuBuys and Elisha Lebreton.
On Saturday, 9Th inst, at o'clock p NJ MARIE LOUISE
Aida Guernger,
On Saturday, June 9, 1866, at o'clock A. NJ Mrs ELIZA.
BETH POTTS, aged eghty-six years.
On Saturday evening, June 1866 at O'Clock A. NJ KIM
MAY aged thirty years native of Kings county Ireland
aud resident Of this city Tor the past twelve years
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Meeting
OF THE FEMALE ORPHAN SOCIETY

OF THE FEMALE ORPHAN SOCIETY.
At the stated meeting Of the Of the Female Or
phan Society held at the Poydras Asylum, June It'll 1866
the following preamble and resolutions submittedby Mrs
p. G. Latdlaw
Since last meeting my friends has pleased Heaven
y Father to take from among Of most beloved and
respected colleagues The stroke has fallen suddenly
u.s. that LOOK upon her scarcely
aze She will occupy it Her companonship at this
Board has been gentle her Judgment mature that
fondy hoped youth promised long years Of increasing
faness to our orphan charge,
But He seeth the end from the beginning has decided
otherwse-and we bow to His holy will.
That record bear its testimony of full appreca
ton of her worth, offer the following resolutions
Resolved That the managers Of the Female Orphan Society
assembled stated meeting this day. express their
deep sorrow the death of their late member Mrs
GEoRGINE ELIZABETH LUzENBURG, wife OF T
McCay ESD who departed ths life june 3D. 1860 brief
illness of a few hours.
Resolved That the managers mourn her loss to the nsu
ton her peculiar traits fmnes combined with great
tenderness aud affection qualities which appreciate
more than destitute orphans.
Resolved That the orphans Of the Poydras Asylum
mourning six months in memory Of their Rectonate friend
Resolved That approachwh deepest sympathy her
mother respected first drsoess whose loss feel is i
repaab We pray heaven comfort her and all other ela
ttyes dear to deceased friend
Resolved That copy of these resolutions he to Mrs.,
Nuremberg and family.
Resolved That in respect the memory of beloved
friendw we do adjourn
The above resolutions unanimously adopted By the
board and ordered to be Published
Mrs. G. NJ. PRITCHARD, Secretary.
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MONDAY MOANING, JUNE Il, 1856.

Az APPEAL FOR AID-We publish to-day com.
munication smbodying an extract from letter
written b. lady of Richmond, making an appeal
for AID IN improving and preserving the graves of
the Louisiana Confederate soldiers buried in the
cemeteries Of that city. We can add nothing to
the force with which this appeal is made, and we
can only commend Il to the attention of Louisi-
anians everywhere, who must feel il their duty to
assist in this sacred duty. Those who are disposed
to contribute to this purpose can leave their otier
ings at the Office OF the CRESCENT or at the house
Of Isaacson, seixas s CO., No. Sc Common street.
8 DO we all holy rites.
The dead with charity enclosed"