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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

A meeting Of the new board Of supervisor,
ha, been called for the first Monday in May
it being the 9TH day Of the month.
There are many matters Of importance Il
be attended to in regard to the county fnauc
es, and it becomes the new board to set about
their business IN earnest Especially do the
people want to see Il complete detailed state.
ment Of the fiscal affairs Of the county, and a
new set Of books opened kept by double en-.
try, SO that hereafter, clear view Of the iis
cal affairs Of the county can be had, any day,
There are many matters connected with
county affairs which need invcstga,ion-
among which is 4 rumor that in settlement
with the treasurer, he was allowed one hun.
dred and thirty odd dollars for jury fees
whictwere mdrked pail on the circuit clerks
books. We do not know that the rumor is
true, but We have it from the very best au.
thority and it has obtained so much eredcnce
that the fact should be asccrtaiucd, if it can
be. The county probably gets cheated bad
enough, when the supervisor, do their best
but they are acting for the people, aud a- they
have some pretty sly customers to deal with,
it becomes them to keep both eyes open.
The people want to see full, fair aud com.
pIete exhibit Of their affairs, every year, aud
they look to the supervisors to furnish it,
They don't want any whitewashing reports,
nor any "huSh up' committees Thry want
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legal 1lotires.
WAR CLAIMS.

AViNG completed my arrnpremept.
ani ,,'n1 " gentleman IN Washington Clty. a well
s,or conn, hh""h attorney for claimants, pen-
mon' county Iahd aud patent agent, | am NOW G,IIy
pep"nGr" pr 70 prosecute all claims tor pensions ar
I'Ats VI pay prIe money &C., due wounded and
u,habI'd soldiers, seamGn, or widow and - 49,
children oi deceased soldiers. have nil ,ia
qusile FORMS Also list of the Killed ," n a"u
ed IA companies from tn, and adonn, Co',,,a.
copied from the original files IN The w,, J'n,,'
mcgL VII be- IN regular receipt ofthcse
CLAIMS oi suffers, Contractors, Sc, attended IN
before the proper departments Patcutsr,ur,,ed
claims before the general land office, aud alI ohio,
business requiring attention N Washington. a,-
tended 10, No charges made unless claim !,
successfully prosecuted,
IIashiaglon R1vcRra-llon. j. ). BLACK
Hon Edwin ", stanton, lion. Wm. 4. Richard,
son, Hon. Johc " furncy,
Rock khHd Recommendation. ]. W. Dury
Hon. q, wilkinson, Hon. Bailey Davenport
MossrS Mitchell y Lyudc, baukcrs,
Address H. Z, CONNELLN,
Attorney at Law,
March 81, dawly Rock Island. ,lI.
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Fanny Fern on Masculine Beauty hat
Constitutes a handsome Man

Well, in the first place there must bC
enough Of him. or, failing in that, but como
to think Of II, he mnSnt fail in that, because
there Gun be no beauty without health, or at
least, according 10 my way Of thinking, la
the second place he must have u beard ;
whskers-as the gods please, but beard !
insist upon, else one might as well look at Il
girl, Let his voice have dash oi Niagara
with the music Of baby, laugh in It, Let
his smile be like the breaking forth OF the
sunshine On aspiring morning, A' to ms hs,
urc it should be strong enough % contend
with Il man. slight enough to trcmble ~ the
! presence Oi the woman hc !pyc', OF course,
! if he sa well made man, II follows that hn
must be- graceful, on the principle that per
| feet machinery always works harmouiuu.ly;
! therefore, yIU and himself and the milk Dit,
cher are satr elbow ncighbors AT the table.
This style OF handsome man would no more
think Of carrying u cane, than he would use "A
parasUl 20 Keep IN" sun out Of his ewes lie
can wear gloves or warm his hands In hi,
breast pockets, rs he pleases. He can even
commit the suicidal beauty act Of turning hi.
OUTSIDE cpa' collar up over his ears Ul a stormy
day with perfect lmpunity the tailor didn't
make INN, aud as 10 his halter, if he depends
uh TINS handsome mans patronage of tho Ia.
test spring style" fear he would die Of
hope deferred and yet, by Apollo! what q
bow he makes, aud what an Expressive adicu
he can wave with his hand. For all this he
is not cQnceitel for he hath brains
But your conventional Handsome man, If
the barber -,wndow.waX figure head pattern
with pet lock in the middle Of hi, forehead,
and a raspberry moustachc with -ix hairs in
il; paint pot on it. cheek, ,aud a little dot Of n
soatce On IT. chin; with pretty blinking little
studs in its shirt bosom, and Il neck that
ooks as if he would faint were ittumblcd, I'd
=, lief look at poodle. always feel de
ire touip it up with a pair Of sugar ton.s,
Irop it gently rntoa bowl Of cream, aud strcw
ink rose leaves over its little remains.
Finally, my readers, when som magnctizcs
mi, the question Of beauty is dead letter
Whom one loves is always handsome the
'ori's arbitrary rules, Notwithstanding, there.
lrc, when you say "what can the handsome
lr. Smith see TO admire in that stick of a !
liss Jones ?" or what can the pretty Miss d
=. see to like in that homcy Mr.. jones'" YOU I
imply talk nonsense, as you generally d. On :
uch subjects. Still the parson gets hi, fees !
nd the census goes on all the same,
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fredericksburg, the residents of which are
entirely free in their usual business pursuits,
NEW YORK, April 22,-flour Si,G0ai, So
superior state; Z, ,Sja5, 90 extra do; 4,GOa4 S5
superior western 4,9ja5, u common to med.
un extra western.
Wheat iirmer, ,Oj for inferior Chicugo;
20 Canadian club.
Whisky continues heavy, 22ia23 ,e state
aud western.
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The new constitution Is fast overcoming the
PFeJodlees created against it before it was
porn, PORN. We have no doubt but that the people
u u lIIin9Is will adopt it by 100000 majority
Even hnoX county will 60 for it, the Knox
Msp"1!'ca" NJ ~ to the contrary Notwithstanding
we we TINS week we publish some facts and frurcs
winch Will clearly show it be the means Of
saving the state nearly one ma1io,, 6a5I,rs
aM"uat(y ; Let the laboring men and , mo-
chanlcs OF Knox county look to Their ;n,n ,.o.
rests, and vote for it in all cases. Tho 1aho. I.
ing men and mechanics Of Illinois ~ nov ,"'Ir, ,lc
taxes, and they should know where the ,9onnr ,ng
goes.-hnor County Ojserrcr '''''''y
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THE NEW CONSTITurION NOT ,
PARTY ISSUE

I
PARTY ISSUE
From the tone and temper Of the Chicago
THbHne, Springfield JourHai and Quincy
Hig, republicans who have not taken tho
trouble to read the new constitution for them
selves would naturally consider that the
adoption ot that instrument would br the
death Of the republican party, or. at least.
that the new constitution would but an end
to rcpublcausm IN Illinois. Tins is the
hrs! time that We have ever heard or known
OF an at'cmptln any state by men OF any
political party 10 make an issue Of pnrt.lan
politics against or IN favor Of the adoption o(
Il ac,n-tltutlOn. \ constitution is an ins,ru.
mont intended u protect the rights aud pro.
mote til" interests of all classes Of men Of
all political partIc., And the new cDn,titu
ton upon which the people Of Iihnri. nre
called u vote Is not an exception In tli- re-.
gard. Under It's provisions the rights of re.
publIcan4 are As carefully aud as scrupulou..
Iy guarded and secured Il, are the rights If
democrats. The republican mciuLrr- ,t tbn
constitutional convention contributed their
iuil share IN putting into the new coi.,,itu.
ton Its most valuable provisions. If it had
not been for rcpu5rlcan vote. in the constl,u.
upn, We are confident that several Of rhcun.t
important and most valuable sections u,w ia
he found III tue new organic law would hayo
been defeated Althonoh thr I.,'.....,. ''"NG
u very decided majority ia the convention. !,
- not true, hy any means, that all the rood
provisions that have been put IN the urv CON.
sttutlon were put there by them MANY Of
its very be.t pruyi-ioa, 1ri,;i,,rnI ,,.,J ~.
/ puhhcan members .! the convention ont
| these. together with some o,h.r ,.,,n..,' ',''
/ visions could probabIy NOT hayc to,'" t'' p:''
without republican yItcs. II ,y,,I ~,
just and ycry Tar from the truth T., rI,,o ~,
to pretend that the new constitute,
work OF democrats exclusively, A., .n
probably rs firm, uncompronI.i,,., anal 'l.',I
Il party man as anv,-at all eycuI. -, ,,,
50 as any reasonable man should br-Lnt ,,a
nave NOT me ehF'ntery to clam for the ,arth
10 ""'Sh we pe!'hS AL The merit that Justly
"''o"ET '' 'h"7' VINO MAJ" III" now organic
,"". n'P"OI'cahs ana dom'erats coopora-
''H III 'II 'o"''h''on' ~ laras they found it
fTa1Ioahie TO- 90 So, ana Ike patriotic men
VINO Hat !" we" something higher thnu mere
party TRIUMPH III the work oi MAKING the
ne" ''hHtl'uloiI' ana we nope to see rcpuh-
''''lN any N''n''Fa'N cooperating amt work
'- ''@''nv' IT, secure u, al ptiou hy th,
i''i''' "r ''''' "iy'tAm urged hy lwo or
'"''. ''""''S"" papers 70 thc heW cOustitu-
ton is that it rcdi.trct, the state s, -. :.
give the democrats Il majority in the next r,',
l>Iature. "he objection might pos,ihly f.. IS,
very good one, ii it were not equally trgo t,.o,
the districts thus made are not malc ,,r,,,,
ncnt districts, but may be altered. cbanr.I
Or rc-d,strlctcd by the legislature nc anv and
every session after the al>>stion oftha c3n>ti.
tuition. The language OF the new constitution
lpon this subject is as follows
" SEC. .. nth there shall be a new aon,r.
o"In''' u senators ana Representatives.,
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MORE ROOM AND DWELLING TO
RENT,

[ H. Madison street, near the Union house,
- Enquire of Lcas 4 son. or at Wilson'S, ON
the premises. W"
march l5-dwlm
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A son of Henry Clay fought brayely on the
federal side at the battle Of Pittsburg Land.
ing.
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Gen. Shields has been appointed a maior
general.
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There was no regular republican ticket at
the late state election III Connecticut. The
hcket elected wa, Il union ticket with re.
publican governor a democratic lieut. gov.
ernor, and fair division Of the other offices
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS,

School Commissioners Office,
Rock Island, April !, ls62.
Ltachcrs desiring certificates. and other per
sons having business with me. will find It to their
4uNah'ag' to come only upon SATURDAYS as the
duties OF m! office call me away somuch that there
no certainty ofmy being at home any other dav
III 'he week. {. NJ. HARDY,
april daW3m School Commis.r.
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lorSG GiRL, To our thinking there i. M
moro exquisite creature on the earth than =
ghi from twelve TO hI'ocn years orngc. There
l. period in the summers morning, known
only to early riSers, which combines all the
tenderness Of the dawn with nearly all the
spcnior Of the day. There i. a, least ruIl
promise Of the dazzling noon; but vet the
d"w'drop gIi-tcns ON the half opened flower
aud yet the birds sing with rapture their
awakening song. So, too, in the morning Of
Il girls life there is Il time like this when the
rising glory Of womanhool sparkle, from the
sport, OF an infant, aud the elegance of n
queeniy grace adorns the gumbol. Of baby.
hood' IuInpcdcd yet by the sweeping raj.
mcnt to which she looishl lya,p.rc-. she dido.
among her gros>cr playicIows like a royal
yacht among fleet Of coal barge. Uncons.
lalas, how soon to depart y has all
ia" effect of the highest breeding freedom
give. her elegance, and health ndorns her
with beauty. Indccl it seems to be the pc.
cnliar province Of her sex to redeem this part
OF IIt" from opprobrum.
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OFFICERS:
W. q. ATWOOD. President
hnY - hhLLENBERGER, Trcasurc,.
JnuN ATWOOD, secretary.
yIiN BLAlSDELL, General Agent
D. h. HOWARD, Asst Gcn'l Agent
Agents have been appointed IN .,.,, c,,,,,,.
and IN al the principal cites and town. 'p""G M
STATE Application tor insurance may bc made -, ,o
h. T. Baker, Agent ior Ilamptoni D. " Goal,
''o''"'' ana bf'"n Dcvore, Por Byron.
JAMES NJ. BuFORD,
Agent for Rock Island Illinois.
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Instead of the prqhh lor sem,-anuual dividend.
W u'',''1H |" premiums, usually drawn from m,
insured, by stock companies to pay eastern stoL
h"Idefs, the rates ia the lILINuI, MrTr,I are -,
plutahly arranged as ouy 20 require from ,L,,
m11inOefS 1 sufficient money 10 pay, with rsJtgjUt,
M a,1 'osses ana expenses The premium notes n,,
amounting 10 over one WHi1H B,llfr,. 5rc 'so
nv ",u n' ny .n upon the properly insured, valued
sure cno,an, pm M',l'ons' THIS ample fund affords
security being all located IN lI,nnis ,S
~ ~ Wv, own laws No policies are issucd ont -,
,,"n ''"iH' me members are subject Ia ma I,r,,,,
""'-"'i losses being adjusted hy agrr,a ,l,,'
occm, rnJ ' ''''sA fashcd wtthm aiagty gaa,. tba,
""''' P'"''fs pa'd yeUiy u. atrgacs.
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Go-1ay'a advertisements.
BOAT STORES.

| NJ undersigned has opened a store on the
i 'r''' Tor the purpose oi supplying steamboats,
WIN "foccres, Provisions, Eggs, butter, Muk,
'"''heHs, ie'' &c, -. He wI.l keep q large
supply OF lee, tor all who wIshIt.
Town trade solicited.
lIAAlN IInIkL
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BOARD OF DIRECr,p.

n \ -, ".'ENH VI UTKEIIUNN,
d. G',nan =, ia"' ,, samuel Wade, II, ". Billings
RoTST % sm,6 ',6""IIs Iso,l Tuner Lyman Trambuli,
" Schwcppc, benjamin =. Long rI,,,,I',, rIi,a'TI1G, o.
t,nneh ,, Hoffman, Lewis Eclcnhcrprr'' 'SJ',' NJ e.
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4rw Adrertisrmeats.
ILLINOIS Mutual
Fire Insurance COmn,uy
With a successful
business Experience of0yer 22Y,a,s

caPHa' shooo,oOO. Lowc, paa, 100000
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AMBROTYPES,

Not surpassed tins side of New York. taken .,
GAYLORD X SpElDEL,S.
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GILT OEAI.S.
All "orh Done in the Best Manner.

Artists and others IN want orony,I,r,,i, -,
Iihr, are respectfully invited to pr,c mo A cau
%"~Sh"p on Illinois street. over Mr. Child,
store. Dtrt,pr a., .m",, 49,"
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CARD PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS,

r." ALBUMS IN the most artistic stvlc. 10 be
"'" at GAYLORD X SPEiDEL'S.
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GILT FRAMES ! GILT FRAMES , ,

I)ohlkAlT AND PICTURE FRAMES
OF All sizes and styles, can be had at nv shop'
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BENJAMIN +. RiCM's ESTATE.

NdmInIstFltfN Of tNc Estate Of l.. 4. X. Y
Iams, deceased.
April H. wGw
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS,
ID issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas of wy
omng County, Pennsylvania, AMI to directed, will
be expose to public sale the Court House in the
Borough of Tunkhlnnn k, in said County, on
Saturday, the 5 n day of November,
A. D 1862 at O'clock pm, tho following described
property, to wit:
ALL of the Defendants right, title and interest in
ani to all of that certain tract OF anI situate in the
Township of Mehooplny Wyoming County, and State
of Pennsylvania, bounded AMI described as follows to
witt
Commencing at Hemlock corner on the West
bank of the Mehooplny creek, nearly opposite the
lower point of the big island said creek and run.
ming thence North thiry-eight degrees, West seven
ty-three perches TO the Braintrim certified town
ship line.
Thence South twenty-throe degrees West along said
certified township lne bunfred anl seventy -four
perches to posts AMI stones corner
Thence South sixty-nins aud half degrees, East
one hundred and sighty-sx rerchse 70 pcss co1nsr
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Sherif's Sale.
Sheriff. Office,
Tunkhannock, Oct. 20, 1862.

Rf VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI IA
- - GAS, issued out of the Court of Common
rIeas Of Wyoming County, Pennsy ylvana, an tn me
q1,rected, will be exposed to public sale at the Court
mouse, IN the Borough Of Tuukhannock, in saidCoun-
ty on
Saturday, the I5;h day of November,
A. D, 1862, at o'clock, p. m the following describ-
eaproperty, to wit:
ALL of the defendan Is right, title and interest in
ana to all of that certain piece parcel of land situate
IN Iunkhannock Township, Wyoming County, and
otsts ol Pennsylvania, bounded and described fol-
lows, TO wit:
on the East. by the pubic highway, leading from
iunkhannock Borough to Montrose
TN the South, by lands of John Brou ghton.
On the West by ands of Ira Avery
On the North by lands occupied by Rensaler Bill
ings. Containing about nine acres of land with
about three acres thereof improved, wi the appur.
senances thereto belonging
Seized and taken in exeouton at the suit of r IT
Mitchell, ass'd to Wells Christie, rs John Detrick
Will be sold for cash only, by
LEVI II. STEPHENS, Sheriff
Sherif's Office,
runkhannock, OFT 20 1852 (
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lfm ao0frtisements.
Court Proclamation.

NHEREAS, the Hon A. K. PECkHAM, Prc<I
dent Judge Of the Cour of Common Pleas ant
Court OF General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
the President Justice of the Court Of Oyer AMI Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery. for the trial Of cap
tsl and other offences for the tweEty>iNth Judicial
Dssrict of Penn'a s. Roberts and y. IT, Wells EsG=
Associate JUICES of the Court of Common Pleas and
"eneral Quarter Sessions Of The Peace. and Associ
ATE justices Of Oyer and Terniner an General Jail
Delivery of the County Of Wyoming, have by their
precept TO me directed, ordered
GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TT RM NER
AND GENERAL JAIL DELlNEEl,
70 be held at Tunkhannork on Monlay the l7th day
81 November, A. d, 1862.
Notice Is therefore hereby given to tn" Coroner all
justices Of the Peace IN Constabes within the Coun-
OF Wyoming, that they he AMI appear in their pro-
per persons at the time aud place above men'i"ne
With their rolls, records, inqusitions, examinations
recognlzances and oker rememhrauccs. to do those
things which TO their Office. in that beha!frespecIve
Iy belong
Notice Is also given that those who bound by
fscognizanres 10 prosecute the prsInr rs that
ehaIl be in the JaIl of Wyoming County, thathey be
,oeh and there to prosecute them shall be just.
l. H. STEPHENS,
Sht riff.
Tuukhannock, Oct. 29' 1862.
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Sherif's Sale.
L1ceyVliie, Utt. 10 loo-
T., n le nf Cow.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FA
ID GAS, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, and to me
directed will be exposed to public slr, at the Court
House, in the Borough of Tunkhannock in said Coun-
ty, on
Saturday, the 1 tn day of November.
A. D. 662, at o'clock, p. the following describ-
ed property, to wit
ALL of the defendants right, ttle and interest in
an to all of that piece parcel lot of land situate
in Eaton and Northumberland Townships Wyoming
County, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and dc
.cribed as follows, to wit;
On the East by lands Of Drinkers heirs.
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Thence North eight and half degrees West four
teen perehes TO Butonwooi
Thence North weight AMI half degrees
West one hundred and twenty perehes to Button
wood
Thence North three AMI half degrees West fifty-
four perehes to Hemlock, to the place of beginning
Containing hundred and six acres AMI one hun
dred and three perehcs More or less, being part
OF The Willis Dewof Of Ian with about if.vsix
acres thereof improved with one Frame Dwelling
House, one Frame Barn, and one Frame Stci. one
Apple Orchard, AMI some other fruit trees thereon
together with the appurten ,nces thereto belonging
Seized anl taken IN execution at the suit OF Sam
uel Stark, 81 rs. George b. Cimp5si.
VIII be sold for cash only, by
LEVI Ii. STEPHENS. Sheriff
Shcrff's Office.
TunkLaunock, O.t 20, 1862
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On the South by lands of Jacob Shook and Abram
Transit.
On the West by lands occupied by Charles McMul-
len AMI others
On the North by lands of Amasa Corby.
Containing about sixty five acres of land, more or
less with about forty acres thereof improved, with
one Log House, one Frame Barn. and some fruit trees
thereon, together with the Hppurtenances thereto be-
longing.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of A.
Peckam rs + D. Carpenter.
Will be sold for cash only by
LEVI II. STEPHENS. Sheriff.
Sheritfs Office,
Tunkhannotk Oct 90 1862
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Sheriff. Ofi,e
Tunkhlnnock, 0-t %, 1862
SHERIFF"S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERT FACI4S
ID issued out Of the Court Of Common Plcus ot w.
pmE. C,uatv, Peaps sTlylnir anl to me racteI will
be exposed to pubic Sic, at the Court House in the
Borough Of flnlh mo 4, III stii County, on
Saturday, ihe : IA day of November,
\. 1852 a o'co *, p. II. he following los rib
ed property 10 wit:
ALL Of the lcfen llnt's night title, AMI nerest in
and to all Of that certain piece, parcel tract of
land situate, lying ana being in Forkston Town hip
Wyoming County, and State of Pennsyyan bounl-
ell and described as follows 10 wit;
On the East by I'm Is owner unknown.
On the Souh by lani of John G Spaulding
On the West by lanis or Giles Burgess.
On the North by lands Of Alert Carey.
Containing about fifty acres of laal more or less,
with about th;rty-fve acres thereof improved, with
one log House, one Frame Barn, Apple Orc ari,
anl some other fruit th2reon together with the
appurenau 'es thereto belonging
5 izci anl taken in execution at the suit Of J uus
Boanisrh rs Jane Mooney.
Will be sold for cash only, by
LEVI II. STEPHENS Sheriff.
SheriTs Office
Tunkhann,ck o.t %. 1862 !
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REEVES -SMI l. H-At the resi- en.e Of III, brides
father, in Lemon, the 26h inst by Daniel Bail
Esq, AARON REEVES of Tunkhannook, to Mss Nj
sERvA J. SMITH. OF Lemon.
T-FOREMAN-Tu Nichols. y !. by
Rev. Cole, Tn'Mss osrAnuorT E,q OF Tank-
hammock, ana ELHInA FoEN,N, daughter of
SmlIn Forman Esq, ol Niyhoi5.
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DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI
ID FuciaS, issued out of the Court Of Com-
mon Plcrs OF Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, and
To directed will be exposed public sale 1T the
Court House, in the Borough of Tunkhanuock, in
sal Il Coun'y. on
Saturday, the 18th day of November.
A. d., 1862, 1T O'Clock, p. IN, the followin; de
5cribed property, to wit:
ALL of the fell rnts light, title anl ater,st ia
and to all Of that certain PIE e. prr;e Of tuI stu
ate in Tunhh anu: TX Township Wjprnin. any aud
state n nnsyIvtniA. boun /, anl described as fol-
lows, to wit
On the st, hy the puhli: hi "a way, leA,;ing ON
Tunkh mock Baroagh to VI Dnirose
On the South, by lands OF John Broughton.
On the West oy Ian Is of Grt Avery
On the North by Ian Is occupied by Rensalef Bill
ings Containing about Nine res of lrnl, with
about three thereof improved with the appur-
tenan:rS thereto belonging
Seized AMI taken in execution at the suit oil Wright
& Mott Us NJ W C. DERRICK.
viii be sold for cash only by
LEVI IL. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. 0fie,
Tunkbannock Oct %, 1862
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-29
Auditors 4 N0tice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE Estate oF ELISHA Harris
deceased
Tee unicrsjgne hIvinS he n appointed an Audit
or by the 0rph ms Court ot Wyoming County, ia ex-
anime md report exceptions filed to the account
Of R,siur g r!ner, Administrators the E,t,te of
Elisha ii iris. deceased AMI also to the account of
Si,as Sutton, Administrator to sIi Estate will attend
to The duties OF his Hp,intn,nt At his oi:e the
Borough OF Tuukhannr.k, on
SatgrdGy, N0re mber lSt, 1862.
at o'clock in the afternoon whn and where al per
sens interested are notified to atteul.
+. c. ROSS, AuPr
Turkhonuocl, Sept "a 1892
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-29

Sworn in.--Theron Vaughn, our newly elected
commissioner was in and entered upon the du-
ties of his Office, Monday last. He succeeds Mr..
Armstrong, who retires wi h the full confidence of
the people in his fidelity and integrity officer,
and amiability man
The people Of the county have chosen fit sacces-
ssr TO him, in Mr.. Vaughn.