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This we do understanding distinctly the
obligations and liabilities assumed by guaran-
aors under the 27th section Of the act of Con
gress of July ., 1896.
Dated (Signed by two guarantecs)
In addition to this certificate from the
Postm ,stcr, where the guarantore reside,
must be appended. This certificate is as fol
lows:
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

The .o5ber Time, that steals the sweetness
from fruits and flowers, is baiIled by Phalon's
'Night- Blooming Cereus Its aroma i, less
perishable than that Of foreign extract, essence
or toilet water, and incomparably more delight
fdi.=H@ttord Courier.
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BRUIsED.-Mr. II. C. Saycrs was thrown
and fallen on by his horse Sunday morning
last, and severely bruised on the left side and
shoulder. Moral don't ride on horseback.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

VIZ call especial notice to the advertise
ment Of the Sale Of Valuable property in town
by the Executors of Robert Adams, decd.
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NorrcE.-The books and Notes Of the late
firm of Call, Roberts & Co., at Calls Mill,
will be left in the hands of JAS. Call, ESQ, on
and after Saturday the 7lh inst, for collec
ton.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YoK, December 2.-Prices are steady.
As goods generally are pretty low, there Is no
particular change to observe.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

SLEIGH BELLS were heard on our streets for
the first time Monday last. Ten Mile was
''skatablc" but change of temperature and
fall of rain threatens to spoil all.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

THAT SHUTTER. The panel of latticlng still
is on the Court House roof Who takes care
of the building2 "Who owns that Court
House 2"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

SruL IN MorIoS-And kept moving. TIL
choice coal ut Ten Mile Works.
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THERE are three sorts of folks In the world
yes, four. Those who know one thing those
WHO know everything those who kcow moth
ing, and those who glory in it. The first are
the hobby riders-the one i1ea men;the second
are the quacks; the third arc the unbelievors
in the second and the fourth arc unalloyed
Eoois-twentY- carats ine'
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

New ApvERrIsEMgSTs.- attention OF
our readers is specially directed to the follow
Inc advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
Registers Noticc-P. Brown.
Valuable Sale-D. & L. Adams.
Notice in Bankruptcy Wade.
Notice in ankiuptcy-Wenman Wade.
Great Bargains-M. c. & II. Bell.i
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT WAsHrS8ToN, D. C.,
April IL, ls67.-Office Of Internal Revenue :-Hav-
Ing received satisfactory evidence that the pro-
ington Library Company will be devoted to char.
table uses, permission Is hereby granted to said
Company to conduct such enterprise, exempt
from all charge, whetheE from special tax or
other duty. L. A. ROLEdNS, Commissioner
---o--a~
1881 ~ pTE g.
Tho Association have opponted as Receivers,
Messrs. Geo. A. Cooke a. Co., % South Third
street, Philadelphia, whose well known integ.
rity and business experience Will be sumcient
guarantee that the money entrusted to them
will be promptly applied to ths purpose stated.
i- PHiLAgELPHIA, May %. 1867.
ITO the Offlcers and Members Of the Washing
ton Library Company I
n, y. READ, Secretary
Gentiemen:-0n receipt Of your nlvor OF thel5
inst. notifying us Of our appointment as Re-
cevers for your Company, we took the liberty
to submit q copy Of yeur Charter, with. . plan
and haying received his favorable opinion in
the benevolent object OF your Association, viz:
the education and maintenance. Of the, orphan
children Of our soldiers and sailors u the Rtv-
ersidc Institute we have concluded TO accept
the trust, and to use our best efforts to promote
~ Respectfully yours, &e.,
..9TVY GEO. A. .COoKE 4 co.
Addresss alllettcrs aid orders to
GEO. a. COOKE q CO., BANNERS,
B South Third Street. Phila. Pa.
Receivers for tho Washington Library Com.
AEio-0ssaO~- ..FH -. 81.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.--A delightful toilet arti.
cle-superior to Cologne and at halfthe price,
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aflarried,

NOTICES Of Marriages and Deaths inserted free
but all Tributes Of Respect and Obituaries charged
eight cents line. The money mast be adrancsd to
secure their Insertion.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

Coxrxo II 'rows--All the time. That rak
cd coal from Tsn Mile Works,
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aMnrAsts,
WAYNEsBURG MARKET.

WAygEsBURG, Dee. 2, 1857.
Corrected Weekly for the REPUBLICAN.
PRODUCE.
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Thc 2Sagnesb,.rs 2RepMblico",

TnE Morgantown Post says they are pay
ing but six cents pound for fresh pork. Our
butchers are charging twelve cents. Isn't 1t an
extortion?
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TuE MAIL CosrRAoTs. publish the
routes the second time on our fourth page OF
today for the benefit Of those who think OF
making proposals. The person making the
proposal must do so in the following form
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FEMALE Disc A S ES

won,en nv the score fall victims to maladies pe-
culIar TO their sex, mnny of whom might bo
saved from lives of wretchednessa and premature
graves by applying In time to Dr. W, The rem
manufncturcd exclusively by him from his own
Medical Laboratory and are always pure In
disease by means of the Urine, the only infalli-
bic test OF disease, never falling 70 discover Its
nature, locality and durability, thus enabling
him to cmploya
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PROPOSAL.

The undersi si,ncd -, whose post
office address is -, county OF -.
State of = proposes to convey the maii
orthe United S,tea from July !, 1868, to
,Tnre 30, 1872, on route No., between
- end -, under the advertisement OF
,be Postmaster General, dated October 81,
1867. with "cclcrity, certainty, and security, u
forthf. annual sum ot--dollars-
Thsrroposal is made with full knowledge oil
the dist ance of the route, the weight OF the
mail to be carried, and all other particulars in
reference to the route and service, and also
after cal eful examination of the laws and in
stuc,iot attached to the advertisement.
Dated (signed)
This Proposal must be accompanied by c
guarantee ofwch the annexed is copy
The undersigned, residing at ---, State
or-(-undertakc that if the foregoing bid
for catlyng The mail on route No --bc &C
ccpteH by the Postmaster Genl the bidder shall
pr1,F TO tho lst day of July, 1868, enter into
the ireqnted obligation or contract to perform
the service proposed, with good and sufli'
cGent surc.i,s.
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RATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CURATIVE
TREATMENT.

OF the absolute certainty Of his mode of dlayno-
Sos he can satisfy every patont who gives him
trial from the urine alone he VIII tell accurate
ly all that can be known Of any disease. In the
examination of this secretion, he employs opti-
cal, chemical and microscopical tests no case
being presented in which one OF these tests Is
Doctor does not claim to be "curu nll, nor yet
"the right arm of the Almighty stretched forth
INT hc does profess from scientific requirements
land
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

DISEASES OF A CHRONIC NATURE.
The Doctor might present avcluiiie OF ccrtif.
Gates OF cures, complimentary houftEs, &c, Dut
the public In trial of his skill. Dr, w. devotes
excI,,siye attention to Chronic Ailments, In
which his practice has been uniformly success
full, cflecting cures in many cuses. lhat nave
bafiied all other systems OF itreatHieht.
ncafness Diseases of the Spine, stomach,
Heart Liver Bowels, Kidneys, Lungs,
Female Diseases, General Debil-
ity, &c, &c.
Are all promptly and permanently cured by the
Doctors system of treatment. During the Past
cures TO which he will be pleased to give those
references who may call upon him. He invites
nil affiicted with any form of Chronic disease
and having failed to obtain relief to
GIVE HIS MEDICINES A TRIAL
His PRINCIPAL agents arc selected entirely from
| the Vegetable Kingdom, and these are so COM
bined MS TO eIualize the vital forces of the body
ana thereby restore IL to perfect health The
Doctor has been especially successful In the
| treatment OF nl
FEM ALE DIS E A S f s !.
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local Agents Wanted throughout the United
States.
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2SconesSap, Occembet 4, 1861.
aMistellaneous.
DIR. WHITTLESY.

DIR. r. wHITTLESY, Physiclan for Chronic
Diseases, has q permanent office IN Washington,
Pennsylynnia, where he has been engaged for
the past twelve years In the successful treatment
OF all
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04
YEARS or EXPERIENCE,

Devoted exclusively to tho treatment OF chronic
ills with his inflible testsof disease, to be able
/ 10 rel eve and permanently cure all those cases
wiI,ch IRE not already beyond the reach Of FEM
edies.
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HOW TO OBTAIN SHAIES AND EN-.
CRAVINGS.

Send orders TO us by mall enclosing from u
TO So either by Post Office orders, or In q regis
tered letter, Mt our risk. Larger amounts should
bo sent nv draft or q press
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

P4SSENGERS SAI[ED.

FOR HAVANA 26lp steamship MORO Caste-JuAn Nl~f-
gus wife children aud Juan NJ Catrea Jose Castelemos
Lorenzo servant Miss Mary Batson Mrs CLARK Aed
Reeves Franc SEQ Gueza Philippe Gabrielle Benz Brewster Eugeuo
Juo Prosper Gemana Jules Gen solomon Haas and servant
Pedro ARABIA Rafael Torrente Ramon Berastan FsMo Marquette
Federico Marquette MI j. T. Lanier MI Canning Frederick boh
man Saueana and servant Francis de Ava and children jose
Suarlsz T. Young Might Mclnye A. DebscheN b. Harris
eA Ehrman Torres Jose T. Fueutes Jose b. Braqu Francis
Cavaere Domingo Darmaun Pedro Hernandez Mrs H. hanvess
Guiera La and wife Alex hcNah Aham AcANrgh
Vaey Hens vsdey Antonio Nadey H. Bowman Dudey
Pav Edward Carey Laquira Camsch Luis j. Camahe
Fisher Nellie Miss Mary knsry Francis onda JHan
Damas Muuie Pierre Jahn Joseph Porges gnaoe lager
Geo. X. Medhury j. Whiehouse G. q. Seyey. -
FOR LONDON. sept 26ln steamship Beons-Mate Julie Colo
Chapman sophia Thomas H. J. Holden. Charles King r. Her
ge wiengett W Co.'S, James Burus lady and
family John Mitchell q. ". Mutus John W McDonongh Miss
White Mrs Kate kaauagh and family Cha Winter Mr ana
Mrs Thomas Gibbons and family Charles Lewis Miss MARY HAYS
Pahdilq Wuneta Alfred sullivan. and 40 In the steease
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
p,NKrNG AND FINANCIAL.

The Central Pacific Railroad First Mortgage Bonus
are destined TO rank among the best securities iof
permanent investment, as they are the preferred
claim upon one Of the most valuable ana productive
lines in the world. They possess peculiar aul noe'
and sanctions from the Pacific Railroad Act OF Con
oress and have also special advantages over other
corporate securities.
JJysf: Twice the amount of the First Mortgage
Ponds issued has been invested by the Government
nd from other sources in the road, apo. s"cord'-
nate lien. -, -,..oa
Second The surplus earnings OF the completed
norton already crceod one mioS dollars IN ooa ai'ei
i'o'' ~ al e,nenses and interest liabilities.
'A gi".J Tho princpal. as well the interest is
novoble eniannually in coin.
The Bonds are of $1,000 each and are offered ior
a.. r,rose at % per cent and accrued interest from
Jnly I in currency which rate they yield nearly
per cent on the outlay -..,..;n.o Central
Conversions of Government Securities INTO Cen'rai
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, Sept. 26.-ATivals of fresh cattle
to-day 535 viz One-hundrethst and % at Hudson
City There is very little change from yesterday the fine
weather favoring trade while the poor quality OF the
stock is opposed TO IT, Among the arrivals AT the National
yards very poor Texans, which ought to weigh
more but which the scacsmen called scarcely cwt, less
than half Of which sold and these at 9dlOc. The
majority OF fairish "a cwt ILL., steers sold at Is
lbgc with tails which would not bring over lee large
and fat Durham which weighed 1850 NJ at the yards
brought SOS An outside sale made by T. Wheeler 10 VIM
Ialor OF Center Market conveys IS OF the best cattle
Mr. Wheeler fatted 10 that noed buyer OF prime
beeves The stock was No the selection from more
than l5O head which Mr. Wheeler is fatting upon his
farm Weschester County They laid at l0i cwt and
the price paid $50 per head. Mr. Wheeler says that
this does pay for the feed, they laid In at
high prices last Spring some OF them costing ass per
head. They are to be delivered in three weeks.
Sheep very scarce to-day with only cars at Hud-
son CITY, and ~ at Fortehst AT the former place
226 fair sheep and lambs brought ~ 80 each, with 235
lambs at 81 rs per head AT Fortieth-st cars good
Canada lambs, 63 p brought Sic, with few fat 100
sheep at 6c. Prices are little stronger than yesterday,
but Is understood that there plenty sheep the
way; cars due at Hudson City
Hogs arriving freely sc at Fortiehst and le
cars Conmunpaw, most of them common stock or $50
al75 n, and selling at t06:c, with some too poor for
anything at &c. Prime hogs are worth 7ld7.c., with
few, such as cars OF 235 70 choice hogs Al &C.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
PETROLEUM AND MINING sToCKs-FIRsT BOARD.
THURSDAY. Sept. 2G-P. N.

THURSDAY, Sept 2G-P. N
Gold closes at 1888 after selling at l4Sa l4St The
slearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were S0'ViI'-
oOO; the balance, $l,12C,4%9.
Gold-bearng Governments are steady. Inc ''oos'
a., the absence of purchases by the Treasury, are
I'D lower The general share market opened quite
s. Int as the day advanced became unsettled and
- rices were made on nearly the entire list The
Irard for money is still pressing. and buyers are
oonired IA keep their stocks well protected. After
.ha caU Erie sold "a low as 0l 1Or conslueIapIe
.monpts. The market is wholly controlled Dy pro
1nss;onal operators trading upon call loans lheSe
orresent country bank balances, upon which, IN tle
,naioritv of cases NewYork City banks pay interest
,,b;cb tbev are liable TO have called nome a1 sho''
,,otice 70 the disturbance OF speculation paSeu Or
,cb a atreacberous foundation Atthe oeconu Do"iu
,be market was stronger and aiter the csii '0iy
- A. the close the market recovered part OF INC
cUou nlos;ny active and firm at quotations New
W Central. 1O7talO7.; Erie d2@o@'i heauing'
.NI11o1s. Michigan Southern, St@ ho hocA
SIa.d tooi1102s. Northwestern Common 4I~1lI
,Ta~,h western Preferred, Gj.aG5s Fort wayne
5Ol2G1C2. oo,,+ ord next TO
Money is in good demand at per cent, ana ne1' 70
-; T.; 1ne cbeaper The demand ior comhioI
.;aI naner is small at for best ana anu ~ -O 90
"a ,,rade The Sub-Treasury has Dough' i,e.ty -
. aos and placed the money at the coHi'h'"1 -,
rowers. but it does not produce 'ne on increase
,rg. balance at the Sub-IreasuIV sHo"o 80 IN a.;
sI,n ts nrocess has been going on but 1t WIZ us
Will '~P San the accounts are sent TO Washington
The Boston banks short 5000 oi l1ga,f Snt e
"o "a i is understood in bank circles 'n"' '"o
80 80 r5o,d hanks as a mass, have stllI 10 P'oP"'o
Hs~h ~. the Quarterly statement. The remote country
-" banks have to draw for their e Oaanpos So
n The Washington correspondent Of The D0''0" 0''
says: o.. ,oucv funds are short, and. 70
oect1,-' Nv demands upon the IieHsu2 2i iast nine
meet ihs i H. made Upto SATURDAY efo,, ,,d only
al gou Ia been sold during the p.@s' @ an depost in
n, ave millions OF currency are HasionaI hanks; of
fmr2 me smounfs the various @ ont under ex-
clnuns Ave millions cannot De uii w. y, ten uiilions
this twe! Tbis leaves Mr.. McCul0ch oG hGnds @ Tnis
tetibg n,J fnnds 10 meet the cufIcht h1rT
of avhioio sale OF "a portion Of the on have Good
eo millions Of gold now on nnWons Will be thrown
reason 20 believe llat tm'"''
npon the market TINS "eeA' ~. rondon. GO days
Exchange is quoted as follows: LomoO Ion~ s1el do
'c'Ie 10. ,a,. Am Antwerp 51s.0517I; Swiss 9S.% 70,
sTa' sn11 Hamburg @ ac Amsterdam al fi"nAi0i'' w.
Sn. Bremen, 7Ss; Berlin. H.~72'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
S1urt WlarOm's autttt.
CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBERs-Befo Justice CLERKE.
TIE SHERMAN HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
FURTHER TESTIMONY OF MRS. SHERMAN.

SUPREME ECOURT-CHAsBERs-Before Justice CLERKE.
TIE SHERMAN HABEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGs-
FURTHER TESTIMONY OF MRS. SHERMAN:
In application Of Frances Sherman for custody Of her child
The DISCRIMINATION of Mrs. Sherman was
continued yesterday she said that while they boarded
father slept In another room on two occasions her
fatherin-law came into her room shortly before day-
him If he did not leave the room she would call Sidney,
husband she did not tell Sidney because she feared
had never told Mrs Bunnen that the child was well
taken Of and that she would sooner leave there
her mother had in Government bonds that was All the
The eIaInination was then adjourned tin Friday.
A motisn subsequently made by the counsel for
Mrs sherman fer alimony and counsel fee pending her
suit fer Avsrss from her husband.
NJ gsaw. fsr ths defendant, opposed ~ motion, on
the grsasa that the defendant wss utterly unsse TO pay
ts wfich 1inasred hlm from attending e business
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision
DECISIONS.
Judgment John b. Manning ct al agt Andrew J. Soils
Motion denied without costs James H. smith ct al:
agt Solomon SinsheimerMOtion granted on payment or
a. fo' ssasaeT jSHn ISne giles = ct ' an ss az al FLOYD
Bailey ct al Floyd Bailey et al agt Giles ct al; n y
EShsneS BaPs S 0yG Bey s TO-
$1,000 Patrick ID. Casey agt Nicholas c. Carroll-Mo-
re application TO dismiss George Honeyman-Writ
missed aud the prisoner remanded
ALLEGED ASSAULT AND BATTERY UPON FE-
MALE.
Esther veroler agL George Reppher
The plaintiff, who is said 10 have been the
defendants mistress and had child by him, now sues him
for an unproyoked assault upon her in April last and
lays damages at $4,000 The defendant is about 2o
years of age and unmarried He denies the charge Yes
terday he examined under provision OF the Code,
which permits the examination OF party before trial
His testimony showed that he had been acquainted with
plaintiff srlce March, 1906, but he had never struck OF
assaulted her.
Other evidence was offered in the shape OF letters
written by defendant and box OF pills given 10 hey az
stated by plaintiffs counsel, 10 procure an abortion,
which was objected TO- aud will be laid before the Court
for decision. Adjourned 10 Monday morning.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Notes of issue for the first Monday in Octo-
ber special motion calendar must be filed with the Clerk
at Chambers before Friday, October at u M All
cases that preference IN of the classes
must be filed before that day II not SO filed, they
will be placed at the foot OF the general calendar and
wait until they reached IN their order.
By order OF the Court WM. c. CONNER, Clerk.
X. e. NIIsI, Clerk at Chambers.
Dat g s. It, 26, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-N BANK
RTPTCY.
DECISIONS BY JUDGE BLATCHFORD.
In re Of EliEa Altenheim. q bankrupt

DECISIONS BY JUDGE BLATCBFoRD.
Elra Aenheim, bankrupt
REGISTER ketchum, TO whom the petition or
the above named bankrupt was referred Informs Judge
Batchford that the first meeting OF the creditors three
OF them appeared and hed proof OF their claims Ihe
counsel of William B. Astor named in petitioners sched-
ue as creditor by virtue OF mortgage on certain real
estate OF the bankrupt, executed by former owner
thereof asked leave put file protest the part ot
for petitioner objects thereto. because the paper Is not
sworn TO- The Register considers that Mr. Astor does
not appear person by attorney and has not proven
Mr. insists his claim and demands that the
question be certified 10 the Judge Judge Batchford de-
cdes that the Register correct Ia the conclusion ana
in the grounds on which he placed IT,
THE QUESTION OF AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
In re John Bslamy, bankrupt
Belamy, who had been adjudlcated bank
rupt pettoned the Register in due form for an order 10
debts The Register informs the Judge that hc is IN doubt
az to power of the ORDER whether 1t should be made
retunable before him or the Court and II before the
prospect any opposition TO the discharge the bank
rupt insists order should be made reurnabe be-
fore the Register and that IL give notice OF the second
General Orders OF Bankruptcy" The Register also
that in his opinion when discharge is inevitable,
the Court should not be troubled TO Fix day to do
nothing.
Judge Batchford holds that the ordermay be made
turnable before the Court the Office Of the Register
such day and hour the Register determine allow
time the proper publication OF notice The order
must the newspapers in which the order Is TO be
published and the selection OF the newspapers 10 be
made by Register with due regard 10 section % OF
the act The Clerk Will in every case when peu%uoh %
referring IL 10 the Register in charge OF the case 10 make
order show thereon, and 10 SIT IN chambers
the bankrupt II there he no opposition. These regua
onS shall be considered standing rules hereafter No
discharge viii granted until all the papers relating TO
the filed by the Register In the once OF the clerk
nf he