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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-14
The Original Name.

1t is not generally known what is
the Specification or the aboriginal In
dian name of our beautiful Mononga-
hela river. Its name, the most musi-
cal, flows from our tongue, and ripples
over lips never once without bringing
to mind the poetical red man of Cooper
or the bright Indian maiden of Long
fellow. We love to think Of our val
ley as it was when Queen Alaquippa
reigned in peace, and extended to the
youthful Washington a friendly hand
and gave him hospitable welcome,
rather than when its bank was stained
and its pure water dyed with the blood
of victims to savage hate.
There is more in the name Monon-
gahela to remind one Of Washington's
first than his second visit; Alaquipp0
rather than Braddock's Fields.
Beautiful as it is, however, this was
not the original name Of the river
In the journal made by Rev. David
Jones, of Freehold, N. j., in the yeal
1772, we find that the "proper Indian
name of this river is Mehmonawons-
gehelak, which signifies falling-in-
bank-river, as it is common for the
rivers bank, from the richness Of the
soil, to break and tumble down into the
stream" We have never met with
this statement before, but Greer mus
have known the fact when he wrote
the following lines in his "Ode to the
Monongahela:"
"--IIerc then
Art Graded in the fertile vale, where swarm
OF happy beings move in joyous life,
And treasures seem abundant as thy sands,
Here thou hast tossed, and dashed and rolle
against
The rock ribbed shores, and sung
Thy anthems to the sweeping winds, an
heaved,
Thy troubled bosom to the frownnS clou6s
I've seen thee beat the rocks with surgcs mad
And too, I've seen thee send thy pillows out
And drag the banks into thy purling depths
This Journal of Rev. Jones wa
kept by him when on Missionar.
tour through the country from tn
Miami to Fort Pitt, in l772, and i
published in full in Cist's Antiquitie
of the West. Monongahcla RepubH
can
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Terms of Publication.

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In the year. Allsubscription accounts MUST
be settled annually. No paper will be sent
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all such subscriptions will invariably be discon-
tinued at the expiration of the time for which
they are paid.
COMMUNICATIONS on subjects Of local or general
interest are respectfully solicited. To ensure
attention flvors of this kind must invariably be
accompanied by the name of the author, not for
publication, but as guaranty against imposition.
All letters pertaining to business OF tho Office
must be addressed 10 the Editor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

EsOH sALE-ONE GRAY HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH, SIX
years old and one bay Horse Ave years old both
ranted sound kind In harness. suitable kind
Of work or for carriage Apply on premises lss Ludlow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
2oAm OF AUDIT.

~ -s- tMs NO1IC8.
Under md ~ pufSuence Of section (nlne) ef act u
Lcgsature 81 The State q New York sated sn ast
enable the Board of Supervisors Of the county II New
orh % rsse neasy by for the Of the Corporation Of
city Of New yorx spd IN relation to the expenditure
sns provide ior ths auditing and q IN
ss,nst Nd Corporsticn, ,".pss.sd Apsil y i9T no.
sss6y sssA for The adiussmens and sstusmsnt q Al
January The as eighteen huWdred and SIXTY against
Ho mayor, Adumen and Commonshy ef The sity 81 New
York have appented and Do hersby appons 1e6day the
oeth day sf Jms nsxt Ce67I at he Vsars q Conmon
e>s room, Psf (room No. 10), the u1tv Holl he
g Gsw xesa; q she AZ ana pa.es = 1lsA -
ze such claims q eleven o'clock IN ths fossnoea
~ sald q eossaas the following provi..on:"Au pa.
having claims against the city OF New York
usd are hereby reesd 20 present he same y the sa4
oad Of Audit within three months from the passAse uf
act and In case any now having outstanding
kenand against the Mayor Aldermen and Commcnaly o.
he uy OK New York. shs neglect refuse 10 such
afs ths board OF Audit within the said period OF three
nonhs from the passage this he shall be barred from
persecution or nsnsnsncs Of any right OF action which
- have against the id the Mayor Aldermen and Com
lnonaty Of the city Of New York srising therefrom
klCHARD H. CONNOLLY.
Comptroller City Of New York
H*. CHAukCEY n DBPEW.
HyWYoRK. Aprfl 20, 1857
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pOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
The Nails for Great Britain and the Continent via
|9enthampton and Hamburg steamer Cmbra for Ire
Hand via City Of Washington will
'soss this Saturday, May At lo0 A. NJ and Al
s2Le up town onlces foliows:staons and D. sos A.
- stathns and D. 545 A. NJ stations and y, 80 A.
~ station q. 7B A. The Mails for France, VIA Brcst
land Hayre per Percirc will close this once
r&aurday Nay at N 30 A. NJ and the mp oices
Ias s:-Stations and sUs A. Nj stations and ID,
20 A. NJ stations and y, 10 A. M station G.. 726 A.
~ JAMES KELLY, Postmaster.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

J0lEsA HIsPANO OANERICANA-LA IGLEsTA DE
Santiago csebra = culto cspahol los domirgos
las dos de Ia arde " Capls d. "a Trinidad calle 80 AZ
ssstA de Broadway; prcdandoss I'll Ell
LAvcr dvino c rector De csprsada sa Presbterc
knfigue Riley de Santiago de Chile Ne invita- al pubco
Los asientos gratis
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DEUNION HOTEL PoRTY-sECoND STREET AND
III Fourth avcnue-Desirabie Rooms, snitc or nnev
for hrst class families and single gcntcmen H"s
rEuropean.
~ and Hxth avenue. corner Thrrtythird street ~
open for reception families, ladies ana esnsscr
CouTHKRN HOUSE. "a WEST rwkSdIhssSyH rwkSn,.hsS Hcosss
s.sls ~ 10 suit Tor srs class fsmss Or sisss sn'
IsiAo dhosA
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PROPOSALS..


mo coSrRAcIoRs:-sEPA SEALED PRoPo.
sails each endorsed with the title Of The which
relates the name Of bidder and date Of s Offering win be
received this Office until II A. NJ Of Monday, Is
the consrction Of sewers and crosswalk 70 whatsoever
sceis t,pcc 20 in Lightly and Eighty fourth streets.
street between srth ard Seventh ayenles: t.pec 20 IN
firth and IN Fifth avenue between sixiyhird and
between Pike and Rutgers street and IN Henry street be-
street between Peck slip and Dover street and in Madison
street between Grand and Broome stree aud 90 Norfolk
IN 10th street. between Third and Fourth avenues,
nus at Forty sixth street. t.pec. - from Yves.
Seventh avenue between Forty fourth ana Forty nfh
streets: (spcc ~ In Third avenue between Forty
and Fv streets; tspcc 20 NJ junction Of
vicb and sixth avenues. fspec 81 Harno street.
lower SIDE Jackson square, and Eighth
lower aide Abingdon tspoc across Third
cnue a O4th O6h atrects and ~ Waverey
pace Al Tenth street, and Gsenwch street
orato street Flans for the above a seen and spec
acascns and bids obtained onappcaton al this
once. ~vcx,.c .x~~...~~
HOBERr l.. pARhAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduct board
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at O'Clock r. NJ Purse OF Sloo mile heats In In
harnesa N. Rogers b M Black bes. . afces &c . D. BEL
Jackman's . stallion, O. Y. Dtm%isks m Lizzie War
Crooks h q PHI Sheridan. d. Maces b. 3 whalebone
Hanard's g. g, DR.: 0gle's br Rebel. ~ nur1a@,s r.
Crsiss Dr. 6 Bug Ma.hsr, Rods1'sh e Lady Allen. DR.
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.oARD OF AUDIT.

0ARD OF AUDIT. .n.,c
- aRS y % o q scso s = q
The county Of New York raise money By for car
county e e,,sns M s q: "a hs Hsrope
hoard q r.
- asrsty created er the sdjsssns and sssismsns Of
!.l equitable claim. and .:counts oas.a naing Prcr
A. Sy. 3 90
.ad n =: ;is ss.a sy e. Sss
% sss 9 :: o such
.x Dsrsoss having claims sssisss sHs county Of New
4. e. q AS ssS, srs ss . :; s ss
p.ss of thi. cot And 70 ea.s any Ier.on NO. h,ynE
s.ssss :: .sss:s . .ssS cam: = ne Board q
sss::o.ss; q AZ .ss1s q :s.:ss .a:. ~ Ssvs
me ss'a s'anA Ri sichxRD hisi i5 6SsrorI1
csTRs5Sl'sE caxGscsa Hl'Z Z. 4 6sfs1. hss !0sA
xzw yoRz. April 30, iss7. I
|RAKERs. ATTENTION 1.-THE TIME IL APPROACH.
y: whsn w %a,s r., % up and Sons sa so W
nj q Putnam Hail. . Third Avenue An sddres. q vs.f
w. R1as as ssos rin . ISAAC President
|NcsrH xIDpLEsEx euARSY, Cromwell!
Asir fsnds and the pubic generally that shs above quarry
. on sssnd s sas
AGENT 1pS u aefcs Il saps
iDKRsoKs LEAVING THE CITY FOR THE SUMNER
- bnssr o.n ind careful, reliable family Of thrss
dnlt~ will take chargc Of their house without copsn
aton fer ths sAke Of pleasant home Address Care,
Sion ID
3CPEc1AL NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
u ar5ls Of New York attend meeting be held
- saturday. the Ah Of May In the Nineteenth Ward Han,
Ie III EAt FIFTY third street. 70 transact business of much
)1pportance 70 them- Come one, come ALL
ICEsSsoRrH CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, ND
1he meeting and election FOR officers and Directors
abe Third Corps Union win Be- held the Trvnton House.
Hrenton, N. J Monday next May " o'clock noon.
EDWARD L. wELL1NC, Secretary.
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COAL. WOOD. SO.
DFsT FAMILY COAL, - ~ PER ten: LARGE NUT
ID sire, eB 50; screened and delivered by THOMAS
srOKhs Thirty second street al Teath avenue
Branch ofce S7s Fourth avenue.
woke, 81; BEST RED Asn AND LOCUST NOUN.
broadway one door from rwssty. bird ssksL
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NEW ~ bFHtN kVFNs
~
ESSAY ON CATAHRH, BY HENRY A. DANIELS. ND,
~ Surgeon, lSflr Lexington avenue.
VAILED on recrps Of red Stamp
|RI0 IN GOLD EACH FOR THE RAREST CAN
NV ceusd stamps OF Europe. SEQ Stamp Catalogue
value of used and unused stamps. Nailed for s5c.
anSoH a co. NO S3s Chcstnst street, Philadelphia
Ron FOR CENT OF l7p SO FOR 1893 COIN
|X@g y1,alognn showing prices paid BY mailed for
nhy number ~ Magazine out
|e2(l0 For UNITED STATES DOLLAR or yspx.
|phohsnen ~ rer anni.fu, or Mc. each u lumber
.AASVh 4 W. - chsssaas s.rssL PiilaAslpAia,
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! rso EAST TWELFTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY
"a Il CAsHBER0 pays the highest Broadway prfces FOR
n1sa' and eentemsns eass o6 Clethine Ladies waited
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4 TTENTIoN.-LARGE ORDERS RHcRTvED AT THE
well known establishment OF Rosenberg 1Ia seventh
avenue % purchase Wearing apparel Carpets, Furniture,
ceivc the highest prices by calling Mr. or
Mira ROsENBEAG, number Al above. Orders attended 70
in or out Of the city
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3RAKRRs. ATTENTION 1.-THE TIME IL APPROACH.
- lag when must bo mp and doing. eat effort will
- made 10 compese The organization Saturday evening
ozt Putnam Hail. - Third avenue. An address Of vital
ntersst 10 the trade win BE- delivered At 7h o'clock
Wn. Ryan. Secretary. ISAAC HUNTER, President
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UoAsHIoh CouRsE-rRoTTING.-.sATUR MAY
y .tS o'clock sake Of t33 mile hsass three 70
colt p. Warren's = colt Anderoon's 2 N. Lady
Marcatinc. J. bIAAoNS, proprietor.
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bngsr nnd . careful, reliable family Of three
ndu Who win lake charge OF their house without
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-19
A GREAT BARGAIN!

The subscriber will sell his farm very
cheap! 1t IS situated in Winnesheik coun-
ty, on the Rail Road six miles from Cresco
ten miles from Counover, five miles from
New Oregon and fifteen miles from De-
corah. There are brooks running through
the farm and ten never failing springs and
timber sufficient on the premises for the
uses of the farm. 1t is we'll calculated for
stock and grain raising, having 400 acres
fenced, $50 of which is under cultivation,
and 80 acres with spring on it is enclosed
with post and rail fence for pasture
There are two good wells, three log houses
and new frame house situated on the
military road. The farm contains $50
acres in all, lying in one tract, and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1t can be
divided into 80 acre lots and have living
water on each lot. There is also school
house in the immediate vicinity For par
ticulars inquire of
n9tl31 JOHN WHOLEHAN.
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Howard County s. S. AssOci-
alton.

List of officers.
President, Rev. A. Craig; Vice
Presidents, S. L. Carey, l.. Has
sett, H. C. VanLeuven, H. w.
Partch VIM. Clcmme, w. H. Pat
terson. Secretary and Treasurer,
Aaron Kimball. Township Secre-
taries VIM. Phillips, Albion ; H.
c. VauLeuven, Forest City; H. P.
Cook, Chester H. w. Partch,
Oakdale; I. H. St. John, James
town G. w. Fields, Saratoga :;
Moses Kimball, Howard Center !;
c. +. Breckenridge, Vernon Spg's !;
W. H. Patterson, New Oregon :;
Alfred Walker, Paris Alex Hut
ton, Howard; D. E. Potter, Alton.
The next annual meeting of this as
ISOLATION will be held at Foreston
on Thursday July 25, and it is
expected that all the Sabbath
Schools in the county will be pres
ent and participate in the exercises.
Officers of the day, the President
and Vice Presidents of the Associ-
alton.
Marshal, G. s. Thurber, Fores-
ton Assistant, W. H. Patterson,
to be assisted by marshals of diff
ferent schools.
The schools from the Southern
and Eastern parts of the county
will report at the Court House in
Cresco at s A. Nj. to w. Fl. Pat
terson Asst. Marshal who will take
charge Of the Procession. Other
Schools wishing to join the process
sion will meet at Barker's grove at
10 A. NJ. There will he Pic
mic Dinner Immediately on arrival
at the grounds. Each school will
be provided with a table which they
will come prepared to supply. The
order Of exercises will be announ-
ced on the ground and as singing
will be a very important feature it
is expected that each school will be
prepared to do their share. It is
also expected that the Secretary
of the Iowa State s. S. Associa.
ton, and other prominent S. S. men
will be present.
A. KIMBALL,,
| Secretary.
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TO the Citizens
OF
HOWARD COUNTY.

We wish to call your attention to the fact
that we have on hand one of the largest
and best selected stocks Of goods ever
brought to DEBORAH Consisting Of
Staple Dry Goods. Groceries,
Crockery, Boots & Shoes,
Clothing, Hats and
Caps, Notions,
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths and
Cloak Trimmings in endless 10,
variety, Blankets,
Shawls, &c.
In fact We have anything and everything
usually kept in first class
Dry Goods Store. -,
Our goods were bought before the
rise in goods which enables us
to sell lower than those
who purchased at
later date.
We sell for cash, pay no rent
and are contented WiM 10,
a small profit,
You will find our store the next door west
of Weiser & Co.'S. Bank.
Yours &c. BOLLES & WILSON.
n49v6tf) DEBORAH. Iowa.
Sept. lSCG.
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The familiar face Of the Chau-
tanqne Democrat, published at
jamestown New York. gladdened
our Sanctum as an exchange this
week. Though differing slightly in
politics, it's excellent local record
Of events in every part of it's ccun-
ty makes it doubly welcome to one
as familiar with the business men of
that county as We are. Why don't
the large number of the Chautauqua
county people hereabouts, hear
from their homes and their former
friends weekly through the Demo.
crat? Correspondence from there
can be bnt an epitome of the affair S
Of a neighborhood, while the county
paperis such of the whole county.
Many thanks brother Fletcher.
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BE Oh Your Guard

against the limitations and counter
feits of HOSTETTERS STOM-
ACH BITTERS, with which the
PIRATES who make DIsHoNoRABLE
LIVING, by preying upon the sick
and suffering, arc now endcavoring
to flood the markets of this country.
Whenever these PoisoN-MoNGERs
are discovered they are Immediate
ly prosecuted by the proprietors,
who expend thousands of dollars an
nually in tracing them out and
bringing them to justice. Within
short time injunctious have been
obtained in the Courts Of the Uni
ted States against a number oflndi-
viduals and firms, and suits arc now
in progress against several others,
all of whose names will be given to
public. But in spite of the utm ost
vigilance and activity of their de-
tective agents, the undersigned are
of course unable to protect the pub
lie entirely against piratieal imita-
tions Of Standard National Tonic,
everywhere in request, and as read
lily convertible into cash as United
States Bonds or Treasury Notes.
They therefore as a MEASURE OF
PREcAUTIoN, direct attention to
the fact that a finely engraved la
bel, representing St. George and
the Dragon, and beautiful propri-
ETY. stamp, bearing the official en-
dorsement Of the Government, APP
pear on every bottle of the genuine
B1TTERS. The article is further
authenticated by miniature note
of hand, with the signature of Hos
letter and Smith," to counterfeit
which is STATE PRISON CRIME.
The true BITTERS are sold in bot
ties and never in bulk.
HOSTETTER & SMITH.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
HsTa,t G So 1owA nd pss fs cur
Edward Smallman,
AGST.
Robert Carey,
Patrick Carey,
Margaret Carey,
Isaac Howard.
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.

To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there will be ON file in the Office of the
clerk of the District Court of said county
on or before the first day of September
1867, the petition Of Edward Smallman
claiming of you the sum Of one hundred and
fifty dollars with interest thereon from and
since the It'll day of November 1864, at ten
per cent as money due on your promisory
note of that date, and due two years after
date, also asking the foreclosure of mort
gage of the same date given to secure the
payment Of said note, and that unless you
be and appear at the next term of said
court to be begun and held in said county
commencing on the second Monday after
the second Monday in September 1867 and
answer thereto on or before noon Of the
second day thereof, your default will be
entered and judgment and decree enter
ed against you as prayed for in said Pc
tition.
Dated. CIcsUu July 10. 1907
GOODRICH & MEAD,
n35vS) Atty's for Plaintiff.
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has improved greatly since our last
visit there and many improvements
are now in progress or contempla-
ton. Van Leuven is putting his
hotel up in new dress throughout,
is doing well and keeps an eye to
the comfort of his guests j. F.
Sheldon is keeping a good hotel
there also, giving strict and faith
full attention to the wishes Of his
patrons. The grist mill has passed
into the hands Of Messrs White,
Drake Il Co, who are preparing to
overhaul and put it in thorough repair
for the incoming crop, and with the
intention Of using more of the sup
ply of water furnished by the stream
there. The merchants of the place
seem to be having good trade and
are prospecting finely, they are
Moultou & Son, A. Lick and D. c.
Monty, dealers in dry goods, cloth
ing, boots, shoes and groceries, and
H. J. Stalker Druggist, all No. l
men and deserving the appreciation
they seem to 3havc. The Lime
Springs Seminary under the Super
oision OF Rev. \. Craig is very
creditable institution and meeting
with liberal patronage.
A lodge of F. and \. NJ. work
ing U. D. congresates here month
ly and possesses all the material es-
sential to success. 1t already num-
bers about twenty members, and
still the sound Of the gavel is heard
in the east calling the workmen to
labor on the Grand Masonic Tenn
pie within whose holy precincts are
iuculcated Friendship, Morality and
Brotherly Love.