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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-22

IsDEPESDEST CANDIDATE FOR CosGREss.-Jesse
O. Goodwin, of Yuba, went before the Third Dis
trict Convention as candidate for Congress.
After a warm contest over the admission of two
contesting delegates, the Convention went into
nomination. Hon. C. Harrison, of Napa, made a
radical speech, indorsing the State ticket, and
urging harmony. Judge Goodwin being salts
fed that, to secure his defeat, unfair means had
been resorted to, withdrew his name, although a
vote on the admission of a contesting delegate
from Butte county resulted in a tie vote-43 to
43. Harrison was then declared nominated by ac-
clamation. In the MArysville appeal of June
18th appears the following card
To the free and independent rotsrs of the Third
Congressional District, State of California, who
believe that nominations for Office by Conven-
tions, conceived in fraud, put up in utter disre
gard of public opinion, and shamelessly carried
out according to the directions OF clique of
politicians (so-called) acting under the mandates
of few souAess corporations, | submit my name
as an independent candidate for Congress. Cir
cumstances beyond my to control, together
with the advice of prominent men from nearly
half the counties in the District concurring with
me in this regard, have induced me to this ac-
tion. Time and space will not allow me to dis
pleasure in doing in person in every county in
the District during the coming campaign with
a full, firm and abiding belief that the free yeo-
mary Of California have some rights left even as
against moneyed corporations which may be
made to appear on the 4th of September next at
the polls. Ny platform is Equal and Eract JUS
tice to all, to accomplish which the Government
should be administered upon the most economi-
cal basis that can be devised, unfaithful officers
displaced and faithful ones put in their stead
taxation reduced to the expenses of the Govern
ment including the interest of the National debt,
with only nominal sinking fund for the pres
ent, and in the collection of such tax that all
money, property, or eridence Of debt should be
taxed according to their real value none to be er-
cLuded; and that " The powers not delegated to
the United States by the Constitutions nor pro-
hibited by it to the States, are reserved to the
States respectively or to the people," Finally,
for the present, having been brought up la
borer myself, am in favor of all laws tending
to protect the white labor of the country, and am
also in favor Of all that will kill or tend even to
choke the soulless corporations now sucking the
very life-blood of our young State. | love and
venerate our common country, and her flag, the
starry emblem Of our nationality, and | am for
all who will stand for the Union of States and
against all who are opposed to such Union Ny
motto is-God and the right.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
Lime by the Barrel On Pound, at G. W.
Roberts & Cos Drug 6t0e. " ~

To Att wnoa IT NAr. CoscERs.---I would
call the attention of Folders and their Heirs
10 the following Benefits and Restrictions OF
The Pensions Laws with which they are not
generally acquainted; 9flWE4
l. There are many persons entitled to Pen
sions who have no. yet applied They should
do SO iaimsdtairiy, as their pensions win COM
mence only from date of application; and IL ap-
plication is not made pi0aa three years after
discharge or decease, their pensions will com
mence only from date of filing last paper in the
case. -,-.f +. ... ..r.i ---...,r.
2. Pensions which have been OH file for
more than three years after discharge or de-
cease of soldiers, will if allowed, commence
only from date Of filing last paper and those
not settled oitsin. fpe years from date ofappli.
cation will be rery difficult to obtain. I'D i.
8. There are many soldiers, both officers
and enlisted men, now receiving one. fourth,
one third, one,half, two-thirds, and three
fourths pension, who are entitled to higher
rates, but not coming under any special act of
Congress, do not know now to get their pen
sions increased. ''iiH ~ a s-frf-1r s4.t 2
4. Orphan brothers and sisters under 10,
and partially or wholly dependent fathers, are
entitled to the same pensions as widows or
mothers. 71Hf H.t
would say to any and all soldiers and
their heirs, who have been so far unable to
procure their pensions, or who have not yet
applied, or who wish their pensions increased,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

CoSyrers CAPruRED,-Three of the escaped
prisoners from the Moundsville Penitentiary,
A. g. Simms, Frank Adkins and Ben Rifle,
all new State celebrities, and, withal, most
dangerous characters--were captured by a
citizen named Hood and two young ladies.
1t appears that Sunday night, 25th inst three
men called at his house on Fish Creek, about
sixteen miles from Moundsyille, and demand
ed supper, He, suspecting the party to be
fugitiyes from the penitentary, invited them,
very cordially, to partake Of his hospitality
While seated at the table, enjoying themselves
heartily Mr., Hood in concert with the two
ladies. demanded an unconditional surrender.
His determined appearance and manner, at
the same time telling them most positively
that to move hand or foot wouil insure instant
death, together with the two ladies in the
background armed each with an axe, had the
desired effect. They were then commanded
TO lie down on the bed, and there remain i'm
movable until morning, which they did most
submissiycly In the morning they were es-
corted to their old quarters in single file, under
the terror ofan empty revolyer-the same one
that humbled them so successfully the night
before. ''Brayc boys are they" There are
seventeen yet at large some of whom will re-
sist 'loaded" reyolycrs and pay no attention
to sex. -....
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

DEMocRArIo ',JuBrLo. LAST Tuesday eve.
ming was the standing appointment for thor.
ough ovcrhauiing of the tenets OF Democracy
so-called. The "Mother Superiors" chided
the novices and consclled afresh those firm
cstablishcd in faith. Empty honor seems to
DO their catch and whilst the select few beaI
away the fat things they make puppets Of the
cnsnared. We have frequently stopped in to
be diverted for time by antic gestures, lu-
dicrous contortions and grimaces, and to won-
der at the adhesive properties of the books
chat are pounded so numerically when the
speakers make their poisfs, or, rather when
they would disguise their ignorance from the
hearers BY heavy thumps and the significant
"b-r-r-f-r-r-r-r-! accompanied by q self
ceited lser. This has ceased to be entertain
ing, without variation Of programme. The
meeting referred TO was slim iu point Of mum.
bers . few dozen at the most, and they com
posed in part Of curious Republicans The
speaksn rehsarsed amid perfect bur,t, Of
silence The weak attempts 70 cresse en,hu-
siasrn made he Istlsssnes the more obssry..
be, However, We would nos dssract from
~ slosy Of the occasion, nor. would ws rob
The s.lAithtul" Of the satistaction they vii,
have ofresding y . orasd osfposrisg, tie peopls
s.asnikdh IN misAt etc.,-sss this weeks
RsssAa slial sisieaains! f..a s-lf-saos4 ~
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

Hoo CHoLERA.7The Chaiem and Throat
Disease in Hogs Is prevailing, to a fearful
extent. in some sections. II Is indeed much
to be regretted that the farmers and stock7
owners should, in these pressing times, suffer
so much loss from these terrible diseases.
1t is stated, by some that have used the
preparations. that Foqszs, Celebrated Horse
and Cattle Powders will cure it; and ifoccas-
ionally used, this time of the year, will entire
ly prevent the Diseases This Is simple
remedy and easy to gct-we believe all res
pectable stores keep them for sale. Wewculd
advise owners of Hogs to give it a trial, as
great good can be accomplished by lis use.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

THE Harrisburg Patriot and Uni;o.
''pitches into" the cx-rcbel General
Longstreet now that he has turned
Radical. While he was in command
of a traitor army he had the full SYM
pathy and support of the Patriot and
Unio's but now that he has repentcdof
his fearful error that Journal denounces
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25


Steals through the mist of Rlabaster lamps
And every air is heavy with the breath,
OF orange flowers that bloom
L the midst of roses
Such was the flowery land filled with heal.
Ing airs and life-preserving products. when
DR., Drake discovered the chief ingredients o.
his wonderful Tonic Medicine -PLASrAr1os
BlrrERs-the enchanted tropical island of St
Croiy. The PLANTATION BlrrgRs, combining
ALI the medicinal and tonic virtues of the heal
Ing and life sustaining products of that favor
ed cline, are without doubt, the Worlds
Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits,
and all other Stomachic difficulties.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

ALBANY, Sept. 22.-Last night a
Policeman named Walls shot two
young men named Fitzsimmons and
McAllister, who assaulted him, in
stantly killing Fitzsimmons and wound
ing McAllister. 1t is thought the
latter will recover. The young men
were intoxicated.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
pAINTs FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS

The Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now manu-
facturing the Best, Cheapest, and most Durable
Paint in use; two coats well put ON, mixed wi TIA
pure lnseed oil, will last 10 or Is years Il is OF
Light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can
be changed 70 green, lead, stone, drab, olive or
cream, % suit the taste Of the consumer. Il is
valuable for Houses, barns, Fences, Carringe and
Car-Inakers, Pails and Wooded ware, Asricui-
Ships Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and shingie
Roofs Ut being fire and water proofJ Floor 0iI
Cloths zone manufacturer having used 0O0 bbls.
unsurpassed for body durability, elasticity, and
adheslveness. Price Is per bbl. of sd Rs., which
will supply farmer fde yssn To- come. War.
wSisii sitss faii pariicSisk. None ~ SssuinS Sn
Lee: branded In, trade PoEk 9,sfioel NiPsral
His,W-em no MPssr sstseA NswYSgh.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

SNALL-Pox.-As this would seem to be
made an all-absorbing topic in the county,
however the excitement may have wancd
just among rs and become altogether com
mon-plsce, II ever mentioned, it may interest
those who have such great dread OF the dis
ease 10 peruse tho following, which we ex-
tract from leading journal 'To prevent
Its ravagcs as far as possible, two means are
resorted 10. One Is vaccination, and the 9th
or Is seclusioa ofthe sick There is common
ly altogether tooimuch made OF the latter and
too little of the former. The scclhsion is
generally ovcrlone. The alarm excited by
the appearance of the disease occasions this
As to seclusion, this can commonly be ade-
quately secured on the spot where the patient
Il. Separating him from the rest of the fami-
~, aud exercising due care in regard to the
clothing Of those who attend on him, are all
tho measures that are requisite. The very
common notions about the virus being readi-
ly csfricd in various ways, even in the smoke
of a chimney, for instance, are altogether
unfounded. In addition to the seclusion of
the;patieut, there should of course be vsccn-
alton fall persons who have been in any way
exposed, even If they have already been vac,
cinatedrr, Some doubt the protective power
ofvacciaatiop. But nothing was ever more
certainty demonstrated The fact in regard
TO the present compared with the past raw
ages N the disease proves it, 1t is true that
variolod, stuhted form of 1t, as we may
say, Sometimes appears in the yaccinated
butitt is ordinarily worry mild, runs short
codisa, and leaves no tace behind. Now
and,thenI but very rarely, a yaccinated person
has smallpox 10 full bit the vaccination may
not have been proper one, but even il it
was the occurrence is so very intrequent that
1t ought not to bring any discredit upon the
protective power of vaccination. 1t comes as
near to perfection as any thing does in this
Imperfect world. We may add that re-vac-
cination may prevent such occurrences. A
single vaccination will indeed protect the
great majority for a lifetime, but it will not
all; and so. in order to attain the highest Sc
curity, all had better be vaccinated twice
In infancy and on reaching adult life. We
do not deem 1t, however, necessary that the
second vaccination should be compulsory"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

Two or three Republican Journal.
OF this State have recently recommend
ed the nomination of Mr.. Curtin for
Vice President. As many have ex-
pressed q preference for Mr.. Grow
Either will do; but make a Supreme
Judge first.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

BASE BLL.-Whilst the fever seems to rage
the country over. in our own village, We had
scarcely heard "bat" "ball" or "base" men,
toned the whole summer, until last Saturday.
The "spirit moved" and once more was
heard the cry of "ioul :" zone strike! !" etc.
It was desperate lazy game and more than
likely will be the first and last of the sc ason.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

NorniSo conduces more to secure political
success than the extensive circulation ofpo-
litical papers. Experience proves thisto be
the case. From this, we are able to predict
the increase OF the Union vote of this county
in exact ratio to the extension of our circula-
ton. Ifyou don't believe It, try It.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
0hsWayussburs 8spublitan.
A ERIyAIS s. 4SP P DER, REsARyyRss W q IA a THE

A RhIvAIS AND DEPARTURES OF THE
IA MAILS TO AND FROM WAINESBURG
4. From Waynesburg to waynesburg. arrival,
sWeanesdays, IA ?, M; departure, Wednesdays,
From Wayhesburg TO Willow Tree, arrival,
lam. llIUcy : nIFF. ~
From washlhetth Pa ID waynesburg arrival
daily, TIP. M; except Sundays departure daily,
g. Ha., M, lexcspt sdndaysl.
daily, p. M, Except Sundays departure daily,
0, q. m, Except Sundays.
From Waynesburg, Pa. to Cameron, W. Va,
arrival; Tesdays and saturdays, 8, p. M, depar-
ture Mondays ard Fridays, s,a. m.
From Waynesburg to West Alexander, Wash.
Co. Pa. arrival, Fridays, 7, p. m, departure,
saturdays. a. m.
From Waynesbnrs to Morgantown, W. Va,
arrival, Wednesdays, 5, p M, departure. Thurs
From Waynesburg to Middlebourne, W. Va,
srrivai, Wednesdays, 5, p. m, departure, Tues
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

NAVIGATION REsUMBD.-'rhe announcement
Is made by the Pittsburgh papers that the boats
of both lines commenced their regular trips
from that city to Geneva on Saturday last.
The present low stage of water would seem
to invalidate this statement, but we learn that
a small boat called the Active, was launched
q: Brownsville, last week, drawing but ten in
ches of water, and that she will ply above
that point until the rive. raises, when she will
run to Morgantown, she being designed for
that especial purpose. Words can't express
the inconvenience endured since the stoppage
Of the boats Their 'pufling" once more, will
bring universal sigh of relief from the valley
Oh the Monongahcla-a sigh because we have
nothing better-a railroad, for instance.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

I FIRST ARRIVAL OF FAIL AND WINTER CLorn-
ISG.-N' Clark Il Son have just opened nice
assortment of Clothing bought at the late
decline in prices, and are determined to sell
cheaper than the cheapest! We invite all
our former customers to call and see us before
purchasing elsewhere. and all others who
want good article for The least money
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

[ In the matter OF the settlement Of the account
OF William Clevenger, collector of bounty tax for
1865.
DIR.
10 amount of duplicate as specified in tho bond
of said collector dated May II, 5000 %
CIR.
by amount that VIM. Mestrczat, Treas
nrer OF tho bounty tax, admits that ,l
mot produced), inCleayengcrs hands,. 1850 90
The auditors have reason to believe that w.
Clcavengcr also paid to the r. a. ID. Bank OF
Waynesburg, about eight hundred and fifty dol
lars, but have had no vouchers produced before
them. o.. t
The undersigned, auditors Of Monongahea tp.,
certify theaboye statements to be correct accord
ing to vouchers, &C., placed before them.
WILLIAM BOUGHNER,
! JOSEPHUS HARTLEY,
n:lS-3t ... ..t.r. Auditors .
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

PARDoSED.-Skiles Austin, sentenced five
years ago, in Fayette county, to serve seven
years in the Western Penitentiary, for shoot
ing the lobe Off the ear of Mr.. Kaine in
Uniontown, was by the unanimous recon-
mendation Of the board of Directors of that
Prison, pardoned by Gov. Geary. --
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

I The L,DY's BooK.-The number of Cody
for October sustains the reputation that it is
emphaticslly a book for the Ladies, The new
fashions are charming in style and numerous
in variety, the literary excellence is up to the
high standard of the work.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

EASTWARD, Ho! L, X. Evans has gone to
Philadelphia to lay in his Fall and Winter
Stock, and promises to return with the best
and cheapest vet. H.tr
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

"CoMING events cast their shadows
before" sayssthe Democrats Wonder
if the present shadow isn't little too
dark for them.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

FIVE cent national currency is coun-
terfeited in Charleston, s. C. Just
like the rebs; they are always at some
small business or other. ~
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

Nsw ADvERrIsEMssrs. The attention of
our readers Is specially directed to the follow
Ing advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
Administrators Sale-Estatc of Susannah
Besler. syEUIt 8F.I
Qua rdean's Sale-Htate of Danl. Owens.
Administrators NOtice---Susannah Beeler.
Dissolution of copartnership A, Foutz
& Bro, ...7yrII =.
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1tttdtnts' Gstates.
f== =-4----=--H----. - -
Il G A L N o 7 | q L

+ Il G A L N ICE. e..
Letters of administration upon the estate OF
Daniel owens, lateqG Waynesburg, decd, ,hav-
ing been granted 10 the Undersigned, notice Ia
hereby given to all persons indebted TO said
eslaio 10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement
....ar H...." JNO. G.. FLENNIKEN,
9;ls-Gt Adminlstrat1r.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
ON TIE IND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER

CN lie SND lOLODh1 OE OClODEn
| next, (bcng the Sth day of the month"; n General
Election will be held Mt the several election dis
tricts established by law In said county, Mt which
time they will vote by ballot for the several Off
GERS hereinafter named viz:
| ONE PERSON for the Office OF Judge Of the
Supreme Court of the State.
ONE PERSON for member OF Assembly OF the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
| ONE PERSON for the Office of Sheriff of the
county of Greene,
ONE PERSON for the Office of Treasurer Of
ONE PERSON forthc.onlce oCCommissioner OF
ONE PERSON for the office of Coroner Of the
TWO PEIisONs for the office of Jury Commits
| sioner, OF the county of Greene, each elector
ONE PERSON for the office of Auditor of the
ONE PERSON for the office Of Director Of tho
Poor Of the county of Greene. "
The said election will be held throughout tina
county as follows:
The Electors Of franklin township will meet
at the house Of smith Green i = 4 u :
| The Electors of Marion township will meet at
the West window of tho Court House in Waynes-
burg.
The Electors of Whitley township, at the house
formerly of Lewis Headlee, Esq, In .Newtown.
dwelling house at Kussart'sMiis
The Electors of Greene township, at the Office
,rhn Einc,ars or Wono,,obo,, ,o,rr.,,t,, -, ,,,,
aso nc,,,;od "a ~, tvs Hs, ~. VIZ
tnwn 'N~"p'o ~ "A'' -"e''io@"'' in 'i"Pio
The m r,octors of Ioo,rsor ,o,,,sht ,,,,,, ,,,,o,
at The hnnse ~ Wp, ycIi,, ir na,rr,m m'i' iieo'
az ;rho So Inan,orn NJ, r noy, IN Jeiicrsou,
a,so ,aor ~ +, III III ti, ~, ~ nSif, Nv
The Fiector: nf II ioc,asnn' tnyns,,n n, ro,,-
sons schooi honsa '" ''"h'iiP' Nv 'oi'h
The Eiactors oS c,,nbor,ord ,o,,nshtn n, ,ho
lyaat ui,,Ic,v ~ The hn,,sa ,,,,,i U ~ ~
c,Irn T., c,rr, IL ihaais '"'o ooo"P'oa y! 'VsePii
The Electors OF the Borough Of Carmichaels at
n,, 1 in 49,, ~ nv ou'e occuPieu W 'o
1kk'a L Ena,.ar ~ - ~ 1i,,,,
dn,,,eI V,i III 10 NJ uie ouse
Oh r,su sainned az WOODS s N ~ linton. n,.u,,
school 90 house. house " '' nv |"A'''p' 10 i"i'''p'
of Edwasl Barker, "iS ,''n,P az 'i,' h'u'e
brick school house between the farms q Heath @
'Snns Ths RIsc,ors ahn " h3is issnn -,
OF August Milier, on %hselng Creek. ~
ormerv ~ ssepb l FUNK .ne mouse
rii, Inc Electors oi terry townsnip, at inc house
The EessSra Of amoss tovns%ip. % I'll S5u,s
The a.s.ephen
\ make known and give notice as in and bv
s% :!afis
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

A Success The Juvenile Concert at the
College Chapel, on Monday evening was high
ly successful. Those 10 attendance was much
gratilied with the performances.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
died,
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( ADAMS0N-At his residence IN Franklin
township, this county, Mr.. Charles Adamson,
OF inllammatory rheumatism, aged 7l years.
He was an old and highly esteemed citizen.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

Are all promptly and permanently cured by the
Doctors system of treatment. During the past
few years, the Doctor has registered hundreds OF
cures to which he will be pleased to give those
references who may call upon him. He invites
all afflicted with any form of Chronic disease
and having failed TO obtain reliof, 10 - l'-
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

M,oSoLM WArER.--A delightful toilet arti-
Gle superior to Cologne and at half the price.