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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

SUDDEN DgArii Valentine Lucas, pas
tor of the First Methodist Church, of Allegheny
died suddenly between three and four O'Clock
yesterday morning, at the parsonage, on Union
avenue. He retired to bed about twelve
O'Clock Monday In apparently excellent health.
Shortly after three o'clock next morning his
wife was awakened by hearing a groan, and
on looking to ascertain the cause, found her
husband lying on the floor beside the bed.
She. Immediately lighted the gas, and called for
assistance, but In moment or two death in
tervened. Dr.. Cooper was summoned, and
responded promptly, but could render no ser
vice. The Physician gave it as his opinion
that death resulted from apoplexy.
The deceased was prominent Methodist
minister, and has for years past had the pas
toral charge of the First Methodist formerly
Methodist Pro,estant Church in Allegheny
He had been in the ministry number of years
and during his connection with the Pittsburgh
Conference, has served as President, and
has held other important POSITIONS --hn,.
Gazette
Mr. Lucas was native of Dunkard town
ship, this county, where he has a large and
respectable connection still residing. He is
well known throughout the county and his
death will be a source of much regret among
our people.
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+ United STATESINTERNALR REVENUE

BEAVER FALLS, May II, 1853.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual list OF
Taxes on Incomes, Carriages, Silver Plate,
Watches, &C. and Special taxes are now due,
and that payment may be made to Ayers L.
Myers, Dept. Collector, ut
Jefferson, Monday, June Is, at the Greene House.
Carmichaels, Tuesday, June 10, at the House
OtThOmas Curl.
Greensboro. Wednesday, June II, Mt the House
OF ID. r. Jones.
Taylortown, Thursday, June IS, at Taylor's Store
Mt. Morris, Friday, June TO- at the House Of VIM
Phillips.
Garnrd's Fort, Saturday, June 20, at the Wright
House.
Nineyah, Monday, June %, at Penn's Store.
Jacksonville Tuesday, June p, at the House OF
James Carter.
New Freeport, Wednesday, June 81 at the house
of Ed. Ferrell.
Jolleytown, Thursday, June 25 at Hennen's
Tavern,
Sails Mill, Friday, June 20.
And at his Office, opposite the Court House. II
Waynrsburg, at all other times.
The foregoing taxes must he paid on or before
the date above named, otherwise u penalty will
be incurred. A. ROBERTSON
May 20-2t Collector,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

A NEW GAME LAw,-The Legislature of
this State has passed very stringent law for
the preservation Of game and insec.ivorous
birds. The bill provides that it sh,ll not be
lawful for any persons with in the Common
wealth to shoot kill or any way trap or de-
stroy any blue birds, swallows martins or 9TH
cr inseCtivOrous bird at any season Of the year
that no dear, iawn or elk shall be hunted or
killed between the rirst of December and the
first OF September in any year that no wild
turkey phe Isant or rabbit shall be hunted or
killed between the first of January and the
first ofScptember in any year; that no par
fridge or quail shall be taken or killed between
the twentieth Of December and the twentieth
of October no woodcOck or snipe be-
tween the first of March and the first of Sep.
tember thatno will turkey, pheasant par
fridge quail woodcOck or snipe shall be trap
pedor taken by any means of taking such birds
other than by shooting, at any time whatever
nor shall any trap, net or snare be made cree
ted oi set cit her wholly or in part for the pur-
pose otsuch trapping or taking that no eggs
of any kind of birds a"ove enumerated and
hereby declare to b, game, or any insect
iyorGus birds, shall be taken or DESTROYED at
any time.
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MEplcAL-Dr. F. Whittlesey Of Waslingto

MEplcAL-Dr. F. Whittlesey of Washington
will be at the Hamilton House, Waynesburg,
on Monday and Tuesday, LIST and End days of
June, where he invites all persons afflicted
with any form Of Chronic Disease, to give him
call, DR.. Whittesey is no travelling En-
piric but brings with him to our place the
best test of ability and skill in his profession
the successful treatment of all forms of Chron-
ic Disease. For the past twelve years in
Washington his treatment effecting cures, in
many cases that had bafiled the m sdical skill
of all other systems Tor years his system of
Diagnosing Disease by means of the urine,
never fails to detect its nature, locality and,
durability, Of this patients themselve will be
perfectly satisfied upon submitting to his ex-
animation his medicines are all selected from
the Vegetable kingdom and prepared with
the greatest care by his own hands, and sell
dom fail to cure; we hope he may do the good
for some ofour suffering ones, that he has
done for the afflicted in his home practice.
DR. w. is permanently located in Wash
ington corner of Maine and Chestnut Sts.
whence, he comes highly recommended as
scientific man and thoroughly educated and
skillhl physician. Within the past few years
he has had the experience OF Il large hospital
practice in Cincinnati where he was also very
successful in treatment of all forms ofdseases
peculiar to male or female, especially all dis
eases and weaknesses arising from indiscretion
in youth. Remember that Dr. W. will remain
in Waynesburg only two days. Remember
that he will be prepared with medicine to
treat any case that may be presented Re
member that DR.. W. will make an honest ex-
of every case presented, and tell
his patients what he thinks of their situation
and not hold out tlattering inducement for the
hope of fees or reward. Remember the days
of his visit. The lst and End days of June,
Office rooms at the Hamilton House, consul
tatcns free and strictly confidential.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

Coon FooD FOR THE MIND The Phreno
logical Journal for June, serves up most nu-
tritious bill of mental fare. Among its lead
ing characters are George Hall, first Mayor
ofBrooklyn /; Phineas Staunton, Artist; Gov
ernor Isaac Murphy; J. G. Holland ("Timo-
thy Titcomb ~ King Theodore; Thomas
Darcy Magee, with portraits biographical
and chronological sketches, Philosophy Of
Dreaming and Insanity Mr.. Beecher's Phi
losophy The secret OF SUCCESS, for Young
Men; Writing for the Press Abyssinia and
its speople, etc. End OF volume AZ. A new
volume begins with the next number, July.
SO a year or 3Octs. No. Published by S. r.
Wells, 3S9 Broadway, New York,
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PENN. CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
PITTSBURGH, May q, 1868

PITTSBURGH, May q, 1885,
CArrLE-The cattle market has been q lite
more active during the past week, the sales in
aggregate beidg somewhat larger than for sever
al weeks preceding though there is still plenty
ofroom for improvement Prices ranging from
5k for common, To 81 for good.
sHEEP-The 81 oep market has been fairly &C.
tive during the past week, prices have under.
gone no quotable change. Quotations from 6H
OK are fairly stated.
Hoos-There is but little that Is new to be said
about the hog MARKET Aboutall that were offer.
cd were taken at last weeks prices, notwith.
standing the advices from the cast were unfa.
vorabls,. prices ranging from s,l@io,l.
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CouNrERPosrNG.-After Licenses were
granted last Court, some of the Bar Keepers,
it is said posted in their bars lists of those who
signed remonstrances as persons who could
not obtain Liquor.
On Sabbath morning last printed posters ap-
pearcd in various conspicuous places bearing
the names OF those who can get Liquor, which
has created much curiosity. This whole bus
mess of 'posting" is disreputable The tenn
perance men ought to have left 1t all to be
done by the grog fraternity.
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1csT--By the subscriber on evening of the
oath inst, between the Livery Stable in
Waynesburg and the tole- gate at the west end
of twn-a pocket book containing twenty
five dollars Any person finding and return
Waynesburg will be literally rewarded.
HENRY G.. MASKEY.
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Greal Adrsrtiseinsnts.
T tsT OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL ATJUNE
IL TERM, 1868.

/ III VI ShOpIAo L Oit hl.tL a .JU ANEI
IL TERM, 1868.
Lantz John vs. Elijah Morris, ct al No. l6i, June
Brant ct al VS. Kent No. 1853 March term, 1890.
MOTIFS VS. Lucas. No. H. June term, 1862
Tanner VS. Hughes & Kincaid, No, 70, June term.
1851.
Everhart VS. Stephenson, No. IS, March term,
South { Knots VS. Long, No. 81, December torn
Cornwen VS. Wilson; No, l2s, Dec. term, 1866.
Taylor VS. Lemley. No. rs, March term, iSGG
Gordon VS. Shriver, No. IiO, March term, 1883.
lindsey's Executors VS. sayers, No. l59, March
Huss T, a; e al VS. Stephens, No. lsl, March
stlvous VS. Martin, No. 10, June term, 1896
Lantz G. W.ys shields ]. G. ct III, No H. June
term, 1865.
Rhodes IS Messer ct al, No lls, June term, 1865
Hook vs. Odenbaugh, No 2ll, June term 1865
IIornbaiSe VS. Hedge, No. 90, Sept term, isB8.
Waters VS. Davidson, No i5e, September term
1865
Minors Administrators VS. Gapcn, No 50 Deccm-
Der term, 1866
Johns VS. Ianz's Administrators, No. li5, Dec.
term, 1865.
Leet vs. Hamilton. No. 50, March term, 1867.
Williams VS. Cleavenger, No. 70, June term 1867
Colyer ct al VS. Kelley & Kelley, No. 81, June
Mccormack VS. silveus, No. lsl, June term, 1867.
Stillwell VS. Thompson, No: lSi, June term, 1867.
I.emley VS. stephens, No. li7, June term, 1867.
Maple VS. Cleavenger, No. 49, Sept. terni 1852.
Mexican VS. Hewitt & Gray, No, 50, Sept. term,
1857.
Porter VS. Greene Co, Amber Gil Co., No. 81, Sept
term, 1857.
Woods VS. Black, No. g, April term, 1863.
j. +. TEMPLE, Prothonotary.
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lIosoRs TO THE CoUSrRY's DEAD.-Gcn.
Logan President of the Grand Army of the
Republic, has designated next Saturday May
80 for the observance of the beautiful rite of
strewing the soldiers graves with flowers
Wherever a soldier, grave marks the sod of
Greene county, let that soldiers friends and
the friends of the country, decorate the spot
on S,turIay
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A FACT WORTHY OF NorE--Opon closs exam
ination by competent judges, it has been as
certained thatD. Shirk has stock of ladies'
shoes unsurpassed by any in the place in
point of durability, beauty of style and reas-
enable prices.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

Mn. EDroR Since the wholesale granting
OF Liquor License il is no uncommon thing to
see men who are OF Incorporate habits, drunk
on the streets. Who Isl that puts the law at
deianc, by selling to such persons Is it the
landlords, the druggists or the distlllers?
Cannot the Good Tem?lcrs answer?
ORS ERYER.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

'NEw ADVERTISEMENTS, attention OF
our readers IL specially directed to the follow
Ing advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
e5New stand-P. Axtell & Co.
eSBook agents wanted-J. B. Burr & Co.
eSLegal Notice-Evelina Porter.
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Jusr OrESED,-A new and complete stock of
Boots and Shoes, at NJ. G. Il II. Bells
cheap store, Sayes' corner, Wayncsburg.
Among their stock will be found all the Spring
Styles, direct from the manufacturers, selected
by NJ. c. Bell expressly for this market
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Drowned. D.-On Friday evening the 18th,
Robert Rogers, son of james r Rogers, Esq ,
of Brownsville, and formerly Of Boallsvillc,
was drowned in Dunlap's Creek. He and his
brother were swiming in the dam near that
place, and in attempting to swim cross it, he
was siezcd with cramp and drowned Young
Rogers was about is years old, was nephew
respected, and great regret is expressed at the
sad fate which he has met.-Reporter
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For SALr!-A first class No. ., Empire
Sewing Machine; one of Grovesteen's Piano
fortes, of the best quality, and a scholarship
for course of instruction in Iron City Com
mercial College. win be sold on easy terms.
For information enquire at this office.
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- EG IST ER'S TICE. %

Nolce Is hereby given To all creditors, lega-
tees, wards and other persons interested that
the undersigned Executors. Administrators and
Guardians have filed their accounts in the Reg
listers Office, and that the same will he presen-
ted to the Orphans Court to be heldwithin and
for the county of Greene, on Wednesday, June
10, 1858, for confirmation and allowance.
PETER BROWN, Register.
Final account or John Hunt, Administrator of
the estate of Henry Brister decd.
Account of g. w. John, Guardian of W. l.. Evans
minor son of Alfred Evans, deceased.
Account of p. a. knox, Administrator upon the
estate of Susannah Beeler decd.
Account of Johnson Wychof and Lot l..
Rich, Executors of the will Of David Rich,
deed
Account of John Lantz, Executor of Jacob Iantz
decd.
Account Of John Lantz, Executor of Della
Lantz, decd.
Account Of John Lantz Guardian OF Louisa VI.
Garrison, n minor child of Abner Garrison,
decd.
Account Of J. p. Morris Guardian Of Marry
and Sarah Roberts, minor children of Spicer
Roberts decd.
May l3-tc
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COARSE people use coarse perfumery, and
rice rerso it Is safe to set down lady who
uses that spiritual PEI fume, Phaon's Error de
Mayo, )" as a person of taste an | sensibility-
perhaps poetess or a fine musician. Sold
by all druggists.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

GRArIrUDE TO THE GALLANT DEAD-The
people of Washington Co., propose to decor
ate the graves of their departed soldiers, at
Washington, on Saturday May 3Oth inst.
The strewing of flowers is simple but beau
tiful tribute twill be an interesting occa
sion
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue OF n writ of alias ven, exp. issued out
Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Greene County,
and to me directed there will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House IN Waynesburg
ON SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE,
next, ut o'clock p. NJ, the following property,
viz: All the right, title, interest and claim OF
John lams, of, in and to n certain tract of land
situated In Centre township, Greene County
liam Goodwin, and others, containing about llO
acres, about sixty acres ofwhich are cleared and
on which is erected u Brick Dwelling House,
Frame stable and other out buildings.
Taken In execution as the property of John
lams at the suit of Thomas Iams for the use of
Mary Ann Wilson.
May 20-3t H. b. SILNEJTS Sheriff
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY That d. Shirk has n
No. ! stock Of Mems Women's, Boys and
Misses boots shoes and slippers People
would do well to examine them before max
ING their nait chases in this line,
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PLAYING IyDIAs DoCroR.-Some scalawag
has been playing on the credluity of honest
country folks by giving out that the celebrated
ted "Indian Doctor & Lady were to be in
town this week. Perhaps some counterfeit
expects thereby to turn penny.
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aMarkets.
BALTIMORE nARKET.

BALTIMoTE, May 28,-Flonr unchanged and
Wheat dull and scarce, Corn steady 3, ,ls@l IL;
yellow, sl229l,4. Oats steady western Ssc
Rye dull western s2,OOG2,lO. Bacon quiet; rib
sides l674c; clear sides IKE; shoulders l4Isc.
Hams 2la@2lsc. Lard dun at lgl1GlOc.
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A Fresh ARRwAL.-Just received from the
East another supply of goods, that will be
sold cheaper than ever, at D. Shirk's cheap
store where every person goes to get good
goods cheap--Try him
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

Hos. j. G. FLEssrKEs, Delegate to the
Chicago Convention has returned and gives
most glowing &C count of the proceedings. He
thinks there has never been anything like it
on the American Continent.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

THE undersigned soldiers of Greene county,
.cherishing the memories of their comrades
whose lives were sacrificed during the late
wicked rebellion, respectfully request all the
soldiers of Greene county to meet in Wayncs
burg Saturday, May 80, for the purpose of dec
Grating The graves of the soldiers who were
buried In the Cemetery at Waynesburg. All
citizens are Invited 10 attend and participate in
the ceremonies. An appropriate address for
the occasion will be delivered
The soldiers in and around Waynesburg are
requested to meet in the Court House, May
26, Tuesday evening, to make preparation
fort the occasion.
r. X. CAMPBELL, r. ADAMS,
II. A. SAVERS, L. Il. EVANS
J. D. DoNLEY, H.C. SAVERS
HArirroArIoS.- On Thursday evening last
wnen II had been announced by Telegraph
that the Chicago Convention had done its
WORK 90 nobly by nominating Ulysses s.
GRANT for President and SCHUYLER CotrAx
dor vice l'reaident the boys brought out their
Martial music, and having mustered a larrc
delegation, proceeded to the residsnce of
JoHs BUCHANAN, Esq. After repeated calls
Mr. Buchanan appeared and spoke about an
hour in an able and eloquent manner. endors
Ing the nominations most heartily aud pre.
dieting their election by overwhelming ma.
jorities. The audience manifested their an.
probation Of Mr Buchanan 9 remarks bv re-
pestsd and enthusiastic cheers. Tho cam.
? sign was thus opened in good earnest.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

That on the 9th day Of May, y. H., 1905 War
rant III Bankruptcy was issued against the es-
tate OF William A. Porter of Waynesburg, In
the county ofGreene and State of Pennsylvania
VINO mas been adjudged u Bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging to such Bank.
rupt, To him or for his use and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law that
To prove their Debts and to choose one or more
Assignees of his estate, will be held Mt u Court
OF Bankruptcy, in Waynesburg, Penn before
On 2Oth OF JUNE, 1868, AT 10 O'CLOCK, a. NJ
THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
May 90 'os-lt U. S. Marshal. as MESSENGER
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GRANT CLuB.-There will be q meeting of
the Grant Club a. its head quarters on Sat
urday evening, May Goth. Turn out and let
us have full attendance. Good speakers
will be in attendance.
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aMarrird.

STULL-GASS-May "A, 'GS, at the residence
OF the brides parents, by Rev. W. II.
Winnett, Mr. jackson G, Stull, of Washing
ton Co., Pa. and Miss Mary E, Giss, Of
Greene Co, Pa.
BELI.-ROSS-M 6 1868, by the Rev.
A. j. Collins, Capt J. Fulton Bel, oi Wash:
ngton County Pa, and Miss Lydia Ross,
daughter of Judge Ross decd. OF Greene
County Pa
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"PoJr Toms a'cold. >"

'Por Toms a'COld."
How warm soccer the genial sun
May look in kindness on the earth
In Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
DLpels the gloomy sorrow of his soul
Dyspepsia, like goblin, hunts him down,
Agae. grim chamberlain, lights him to bed,
While Dizziness, Vertigo, and Headache dire
With fercer aches combine to make hin,
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We presume "poOr Toms" case is not
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this wonderful medicine.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,

That on the 9th day of May, A. u, 1863. n War
rant IN bankruptcy was issued against the cs-
tate OF Martin Smith, of Morgan township, In
the county OF Greene and State of Pennsylva-
mia, who has been adjudged II Bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment of any debts
ana delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the trans
Ter OF any property by him are for.idden by
law that meeting of the Creditors of the said
bankrupt, TO prove their debts and choose one
or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at
q Court of Bankruptcy, in Waynesburg, Pa
before Joseph b. Donley, Esq, Register, ON the
Goth DAY OF JUNE, 1863, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
THOMAS 4. ROWLEY
May 20, 6S-lt US. Marshal, ns MESSENGER
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Che AFaynssbarg Republican.

NOTICE TO ArToRYEYs.-Attorneys will be
held responsible for Paper Books, Advertising
for In advance. Such bills to be collectable on
demand,