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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

ss- AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND DIS
TRIBUTION of Pianos, Mclodfons Gold and
Silver Ware is now going on a:thc Salcsrooms
of ReED & BIO 81 Liberty St, n, Y. These
goods are sold at TWO DOLLARS EACH,
RrGARpLrss OF VALUE. Send TWENTY
FIVE Cents for one numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIN. The Number on
each Notice corresponds with the Dumber on
same article of goods which will be sent ON
receipt of 81. The money will be refunded
of the goods do not give satisfaction. Agents
make TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER
WEEK. Send for Circular,
REED & BRO.
Onlcc: 4. o. BON, 5l3S,
81 Liberty st. New York
A. ril Is, ~
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT.

I'm II IN LIN Vt Nm It
A CERTAIN CURE for pains il limbs ar,G
~ Aback, sore throat, Group, rheumatism, collie,
&c. A perfect family medicine, and never
fails Read! Rc.dM Read =!
LivoSIA, WAYNE Co., Mich. June &c, 80.
This is to certify that my wife was taken
with Quinsey Sore Throat it commenced TO
swell, and was so sore that she could not
swallow, and coughed violently. I used you
Liniment, and made perfect cure in one
week. firmly believe that but for the Lini
ment she would have lost.J,cr life
, JOHN III, HARLAN.
Price 4oand so cents Sold hy all druggists
Office, SO Cortlandt Street, n, Y.
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SUCCEssFUT. RoBBERY Not long since
Mr.. Michael Gapen, who resid on
Dunkard creek, near the famous Bob
tail well was robbed under the following
circumstances: A man purpolting to
be an oil speculator introduced himself
to Mr.. Gapen at his home, making many
enquiries as to the region and its pros
poets. Having obtained satisfactory
answers the stranger was about retiring
wher three men with masked faces rush L.
ed into the house, seized and tied Mr..
Gapen to q chair Then with drawn
Nvolvers and threats to kill, they CONS
peeled disclosure OF his treasure. They
cooly COUNTED il out, some $500 in
greenbacks and silver, and took their
departure, leaving Mr.. Gapen as they
placed lin. No clue has as yet been
gained concerning the perpetrators Of
the robbery. 1t is supposed the first in
dividual was an accomplicc ofthc others,
and that all were well acquainted with
the premises, from the manner in which
the deed was done
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18

FESTIVAL. AND FMH.-rhe members Of
te "Chalmer Mite Society" of the Press
byterian Church in this place, will give
a granl Festival and Fair at the Court
House on Tuesday evening July 3lSt.. =
Every arrangement has been perfected
to make the entertainment one of inter-
esL and satisfaction. The citizens of
Waynesburg and vicinage are respects
fully invited. Proceeds to be used the
advancement of Church interests.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18

LABoR SAVING WAsulNG FLuIp -
Clothes that are washed with this fluid
will last and wear as long agan as there
il 10 f iction as in the usual mode OF
washing on boards OF machines Wash.
ing Prints with this fluid brigh'ens in-
stead OF fading them, and the expense
is but triIle more, TO say nothing Of
the time and labor saved. Does not
take half the soap. This recipe was in.
troduced IN his country from Germany.
1t is also very god for removing tar or
grease,
a full recipe, printed and delivered
for oNn DOLLAR, by Samuel llartzcll.
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COMMITTED ron TRAL.--On Saturday
last Officer Taylor arrested VIM Roup,
on complaint of Mr. Jno Hook, for as
saut and battery falling to get bail he
was sent to he county jul, to await his
hearing. 1t will be remembered thai
said Roup was one o! the chief ins;iga-
tors Of the disgracetnl rows in Jefferson
on the 4th
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TIE Snow.-Tuesday last the day appoint
ed for the exhibition of Robinson u Co.'S
Great Southwestern circus came a,ound,
but brought no show. Their agents who
postel the bills were on . 'bust," and lost
their reckoning it is supposed. None will be
the worse off hercaD)uts unless it may be the
hotel keepers, merchants vendors Of the
"red-eye" and the trading public generally !;
TO the latter class NJ doubt. it was n day Of
mourning. Altogether we regard it as a
wholesome disappointment, saving of innu-
merable dimes, whole Figure heads and ach-
in, craniums. We congratulate our citizens
on their escape from such nuisance.
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FARMERS GROCERY.
TIE OLD NAME BUT IN NEW HANDS.

TIE oLp NAME BUT IN NEW HANDS.
L. w II ii o NJ = S o N,
UAVlNG purchased the above named Gro
l. Gerry. has retittcd and rest0ckcl it lie
hasa complete stock ot Confectionery, oranges,
Lemons, Sugar. Coffee, Tea, (grecn and
black) Syrup, Molasscs, canned fruit cheese,
rice, soda ash, white lime, soft soap country
made) candles, crackers of NIL kinds cigars,
tobacco. (chc~ing and smoking) fish, humps,
oi, small fancy articles. &C., &c. Any one
needing the articles mentioned or Anything in
the line not mentioned will do well to call.
Produce taken IN trade Remember the place.
the Farmers Grocery formerly owned by
p. Brown. Mayl 'G6, Nv.
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The Internal Revenue bill needs only
the Presidents signature to make it n
law. 1t repcals aud reduces taxes to
the amount Of at least $l0O, 100000 per
annum. When before was Govern
ment able so to reduce taxes little
moro than year after the close of n
bloody, protracted and most costly war;
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CoRREsroNDENoE containing interests
ing local news, or of political nature,
solicited from all parts OF the county.
Allcommnnlcatlous must be accompa.
niel by the name and address of the
writer not necessarily tor publication,
but as a guarantee of good faith.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18

THE Genus Of Liberty says that at the
late term of court held in Greene county
there was not a single criminal case for
trial We have understood that the
Dem 1cratic majority would be consider.
ably reduced in that county This tall, and
tins would seem to indicate that such
will be the case - pash. Rcp. e
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

T ETTERS of administration having been
Ii granted to the undersigned upon tho es-
tate olSlmh Hoskinsnn, of Greene township,
deed Notice Is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same to present them properly authenticated
for settlement, ABNER FORDYCE,
j20.6w Administrator
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18
PITTSBURG GENERAL MARKET
PITTsDun0m, July Il. lSGG
WOOL MARKETS.

BosroS, July la.--Bailey, Jenkens &, Gar
rison In their circular of this datc, gave the
following prices current of wool at Boston.
O1io, PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia. Choice
Ssnxony, selected 72@7Ic 'hrcc-qu ,itcr and
lu'l bl OF Meiino, Gi@i2c; half blood, GUaG5c,
quarter blood snd common. 65NGD
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I ETTERS of administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned upon tho es-
tate ofuenlamh Strawn. decd, late Of GILL
more township, GHens county, Pa; notice is
hereby given toall persons indalted to said os-
tnte u make imme datc payment, and those
having claims against the Same to present
Them properly authenticated for settlement.
j. T. SAITH,
i20-Gw Admir-.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18

A TALE OF WoE.--"I claspcd her tiny hanl
in mine, claspcd her bcaulcous form
vowed to shieht her from the wind and from
the worlds cold storm, Shc cast her bcauti-
ou, eyes on me, the tears dill wildly tlow,"
and said pray you go and purchase your
Dry Goods Of JAS. GuruER, as his are the
best and cheaper than the cheapest.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18

SATURDAY night was made. hideous by
the wild orgies Of some person or per
sons who had evidently been taking their
"beer" Where was our valiant q con.
stabulary force
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Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREET FEMALE REMEDY f II
IRREGULARlTIES.


IRREGULARITIES.
These Drops are scientifically compound
cd fluid preparation, and better than any
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their action is direct and positive, rendering
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for the cure Of all distractions and suppress
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by the fact that over 900 bottles are an
nually sold and consumed by the ladies of the
United States, every one Of whom speak in
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Sold by Druggists everywhere
c. G. CLARK & CO.,
General Agents for U. s. and Canadas.
Nov. 8, '65.-ly.
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Truth all abound to the stores in town
and then to GUIuEn's, and you will be con-
vinced that he sells the cheapest and best
goods in the county
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Robert r!Onsgnerty,
rr;sUn oSstjA&A h.,,,p,

Carriage ast5s& Manufacturer
WAYNEsDURG, Pa,
y ESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has
IL located in Wayncsborg, Pa, where he in
tends to manufacture
G A Il r IA G. ES
Of every description. From his experience in
inc business, he feels confident that his work,
IN style, finish and durability, will give entire
satisfaction. It's his determination topurchase
.he best material in market, and employ none
but competent workmen.
@Al new work warrented for one year.
Waynesburg, Feb. 81. lS60.-tJ
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons indebted to WM. A. PORTER,
either by Note or Book accoun, to make i'm.
mediate settlement. The accounts must be
close Those having Claims will present
them for settlement w. 7. u. WEBB,
j205t Assignee.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18
M Ar RlE. ..

On ihe 2Sth ult. by Rev. N. b. Lyons,
Mr.. lIHAM TnAHp, Of Amwe|l township,
WASHINGTON Co to Miss SARAH ASN
Day of Morris tp. Greene County.
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A CARD TO INVALIDSs

a Clergyman while residing in South
America rs Il missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Earl Decay Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal O.gans and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baheful and
vicious habits Great numbers have be en-
already cured by this noble remedy Promp-
ted by desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate will send the recipe or repairing
and using this medicine. in a sealed envelope,
to any one who needs it, free of charge.
Please inclosc postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed loyourse'f.
Address, JOS, I. lNMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
Apr II, ly New York City.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-18
THE HOUSEMAN MURDER-TRIAL OF
THE MuRDERERS.

The trial of Richard Thairwell and
Mrs. Mary Uouseman, for the murder
Of Jas, Ifouseman, of Cookstown, Fayette
Go. Pa, has just been concluded. result
ing in the acqnittal of Mrs. II aud the
conviction of Thairwel, of murder in the
first degree.
TuAIRwELL's CONFESSION BEFORE TlIE COURT,
"When | went to board n; scman's
house, another man went TO board with
me he went to Po,tsvillc to work IN
the coal mines there. aud six weeks
afterwards he wrote letter 10 me, ask
ing me to 20 to Pottsville Mr. and
Mrs llouScman saw the letter, and adj
viSed me not to leave they said must
not go away llonseman then went
down street, when Mrs, lIouseman said
she wanted me herself, that she did not
love her husband, but loved me she
SAID she would poison him, and procured
something which size sald would kill rats,
during that day MIR. ii, complained Of
being nnwcll, | went to her ard told her
She was giving her husband poison,
when She replied that She had done so,
| told her would tell the doctor, when
she said for Gods sake not to do 1t, and
she would not give him any more ; She
asked me to knock him on the head with
an AK, but would not do it. Alter Mr.
ii. and myself had slight quarrel, she
came to my room and coaXed me to
shoot her husband He was laying on
the lounge at tie time. The morning
before had intended to go hunting
h ID borrowed Mr.. HIS gun bought
some ammunition. and asked Dr. Dough
erty's s,n to go with ne; ked the
DR.. for bullet moulls. when he said he
would get me pair. On Tuesday nigh,
| came into the house about nine o'clock
and she wanted me to get the gsh and
shoot him then looked in the room,
and saw her in bed she said do it noN;'
| then took tie gun, went into the room
where he was lying and shot him she
had u tub ready to catch the blood, and
said she had a plan already fixed | said
we had better let him lay in the house
until morning, AMI then go ard confess ;
she said "No we will put him in the
river; she said we could float him up ;
she held the rope which had been tie |
around his neck aud | rowed the skltf !;
when she let the rope 90 she said
Good by Jim : when we camu back to
Tie house she went to sec if the children
were asleep; she took the bloody clothes
and put them in bucket OF water she
said she would barn the rest; sala she
would put his boots in the privy; felt
sick aud laid down on the lounge; when
she got through with her work she came
and laid down beside me, aud said |
must not stay too long but get up. make
a fire, and she would take II basket and
go down aud feed the horses she said
+ that should go to the coal bank to AVOID
suspicion
VERDICT.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
T ETTERS or ADMINISTRATION HAy.
IL Ing boon granted to the undersigned up.
On. tho estate OF David Evans decd; no,ico
is hereby given to oil persons indebted 10 said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them properly au.
lhcntlcatcd for settlement
GEO. EVANS, Adm r.
Z, 'G6. ct,
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100 bb!s. of Salt, 50 80 per bhl, at N II
McClclmnd's.
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appllcatl'n.
The Latest Songs Published January !,
1866, and mailed to any address free ofpostage.
Oh sing me that dear old song SIC
We've drank from the same cantccn, by j.
c. Clark, 3jc
Beautiful Wales sang by ]. r. Thomas, 35c
I'm happy as the day is long, SOC
Somebody's Darling, 35c
Niolcts under the snow, by II, Tucker, 35c
Sweet be thy reposc, by j. II. Thomas. 35c
song et the spoon, new college song, SOC
I The Angel Guide, by Favagcr, soc
When went courlng Sallic, comic, soc
Only wilhercd rose. 35c
Mother. have he c'rl sweet music, SIC
Pleasant dreams of long ago, SIC
Oh, say not II womun's heart is bought, 5Oc
Kathleen dear, Acc
Before | was married, O dear. Soc
Wen meet no more at twilight hour SOC
Beautiful isle Of The sea, bv j. r. Thomas, SIC
Ola don't care, hy W. X. Bnsf,rd, SIC
Light Of my SOUL of thee I'm dreaming, 35c
Five O'Clock in the morning, 4Oc
Clcon and |, sang by Harry Tucker, sec
Come Nellie dear, I'm weeping, by Tucker SOC
Music on the waves, vocal duet, by Glover G0c
No time like the old time, SOC
Give the old mnn chance SIC
One bright moony night. comic, 35c
They all come home hut mine, soc
Young man on the railway, ;}5c
When Fenians fight Ior freedom SIC
Down by the gate, by j. r Thomas, 2Oc
Gs"Paries ordering Music and over paying
for the same will receive their change inclosed
with the Music or Music will he selected, as
parties prefer, All orders promptly attended
to, and any Information checriuly given.
RErEEENcEs Hon. G. w. Patterson. ex-
Governor of New York, Westfirld, n Y, Il.
X Co'man. President Lake Shore Bank, Dun
kirk, New York.
NEW loRK Cry REFERENCES William A.
Pond & Co., William B. Bradbury, Carhart,
Needham & Co, Siberia OFT Hugh Riddle
Esq, General Supt, Motive Power, Erie II. r.
Wheeler e. wilson.
Eay"Addrcss Orders.
O. J. WILLARD
Wholesale Piano Forte, Organ Il Music Dealer,
No. G27 Broadway, N. Y.
Dec. 20. 1867
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VERDICT.

The jury retired and on their return
rendvred a verdict of guilty ot murder
IN the first degree -
Thalrwell entirely refused to testify
against Mrs. ii. admitting that her
daughter had secured such a promise
from him whi,c he was in prison. Here
tn" Jnlg' severely criticised the conduct
of the Jailor i'll admitting persons to the
accused before uia.
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GuIupR buys cheaper than any merchant in
town or county.
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GurHnR says If people will not buy theil
goods Of him they must lose money.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Gold closed quietly at l52ial52a,
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VERDICT. IN MRS, II. CASE.

As the Jury wore about to retire. Mrs.
II exclaimed, "Now, gentlemen, place
myself at your mercy. Pity me-" The
jury returned and in the prrscnce Of n
large audience, brcaihleSs with anxiety.
pronounced the verdict of Not guilty"
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The verdict was received with MANI
fest dissatisfaction, so much that 1t was
Thought necessary for Mrs. II. to be kept
in the .inil over the following night lest
violence might be done by the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-23
-1-- .-----9 ksoKUE, sEpTEnBER

cipI1 thieh embsacs patriotic sstvot and
deem and abiding sense Of justice and philan.
thropy-principles which lay at the founda-
.ion Of the struggle, and through which our
noble institutions were defended And pre-.
served. BE discovered the issues At stake at
once, and with the master minds OF the
country, comprehended the bleesinGs 70 hu.
manity to be won or lost ON the decision OF
Utns. From his earliest childAeod hs hated
Oppression and wrong, and bitter were the
taunts and jeers he suffered from his playfel.
lows and associates at school and elsewhere,
for the Hympathies be always firmly expressed
in behalf Of the weak and enslaved, and the
defense he vas ever ready 10 interpose.
Prompt in his duties - 3 colder and an ofi-
Ger, and endeared to his comrades by his gen.
tleness Of manner and military bsarine, be
uAs sopa promoted 10 the position of First
Lieutenant, and with that rank passed through
an arduous campaign. An officer IN : colored
body Of troops was sphlAetsd % incrsassd
danger and greater hardships. The essny
was peculiarly incensed q tAe negro forces
of the Union army, end directed against these
their most deadly ERE and direst cruelties.
Bat through oil the vicissitndes Of the field,
Lieutenant Brooks passed unpcathed. The
bloody ordeal on the aContinental," TO which
his ceupeay - subjected, pun6rnea his
valor, ahd he safely arrived Il home with the
lst battalion of his regiment On the 2lth
Of last month he was attacked with cholera,
and was removed from camp 70 the residence
Of his father, Rev. Joseph Brooks, Of the
Methodist Church, in this city. The disease
was resisted, hot typhoid fever supervised,
which proved fatal. Thus perished young
Brooks AZ he stepped upon the threshhold Of
manhood, animated With the noblest patriot
ism and imbued with those pure prineiples
which give to haman character its grsndest
development, and to human actions the sure.
tv of true renown." f
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nsnbsrs n.y. ~ ! h;plonaeic ccsfict was
sninent bstwesn NJ. NasAbsrae, the Amer
icaa Ambassador . Paraguay, and the Ar
geuline 0ovefnnentl It sesns that Mr..
Washburns hes again rstsrnsl to Buenos
Ayres from Corfenties, having been denied
the permissiou TO pan into Paraguay. The
leame paper says that he issists upon going,
threatening 70 force his pasoage up with the
American vessels now il Hos waters. 1t 10
very doubtful whether n. Wshburne has
auy instructions from the Anesieaa Govern.
meut suthorixin9 him to commit any overt
act OF hostility against The Alkes in Para.
guay. However, il is supposed TINT this diff
ference will be settled TO the entire satisfac.
ton Of the G0veenments concerned.
seven cases and three deaths from cholera
are reported in the city to-day, and in Brooks
lyn six fatal cases Of cholerA are reported,
sad eight from dysentery. e
AdrNadfnl tragedy occurred this mornN,
10 the 14th ward, which resulted in tho deefh
Iof two Italians. named Peter hneni SD
Alexander Urini. Fun:ni was . maker o.
plaster Of Paris casta, in the basement OF l45
Elm strssk Urini is : journsymAn moulder.
and is said to have been an excellent artist.
Funaui was about getting out > splSer Of
Paris cast OF Msdam Ristori, Which ~ was
anxious to have finished Immediately, SO -
to take advantage Of the present excitement.
This morning Urni, Who was at work on the
model, did not reach the shop until eight
o'clock This ensaged Funani, who aseSd
the workman what he meant BY not eorAaeg
there until that hour. Urini curtiy answered
that he would come to work when he pleased.
This led to an angry retort from theenptgye!,
and the men were soon involved in 3 quarrel
Funini, who was large and powsefa man,
advanced towards Urini, who was much
smaller, when the latter dreva snAll single
barreled revolver from his pocket and fired.
The ball took effect in the left breast OF tu-
nina. He fell to the floor and some faends
removed him to his residence, LAG Elm Ut
Urini, as soon as he had fred the shot, fed
TO the street. He was pursued and caught
when he shot himself, and instantly expired
Funiui' wound is considered mortA
The new race track q FQsdheD, knows Is
the Jerome Park Il - b inaagorsted on
Tuesday. The track is reported to be in fine
order, and everything promises 6ss sport
The horses are working splendidly.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
have opened telegraph Office here for the
accommodation Of the preabAnd public while
the races continue.
The steamship Borpssia, which arrived
here last evening from Southampton on the
18th, brings 2,6os, ,e44 francs in specie.
Hon.. Henry c.. Murphy has been nomi-
mated for Congress in the I'd District, Kings
county, by the Democrats.
The steamer Herm4n sailed for Europe
with $46,o00 in treasure.