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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04
FINE PICTURES.
THE subscriber having purchased the estaBIishme
= Of Capt. Wilson, is prepared to take
PHOTOGRAPHIC EsiIxenesses

in style that viii compare with those Of the best es
adjustments the country and at as reasonable pri-
ces as they can be procured elsewhere.
Pictures taken from Small Card mp to Life Size on
canvass or paper. rH
The public are invited to call and examine specimens
Rooms ever Lindsey Book Store
Nov. 6, 1S63-3t -. -.--.,s ". II. FURBUSH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04
YTheaIino Mails.

TEIHE BEST IL THE ALARKEre-Al LARGE STOCK OF
al hand g. ID. POTTER 4 cos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04
BLOOD! BLOOD BLOOD
HeImbOld's Highly Concentrated Compound
Find Extract sarsapariIIa.

This is an affection of the Blood and attacks the e
ual Organs, Innings Of the Hose Ears, Throat Wind
pipe and other Mucus Surfaces making its appearance
in the form OF Ulcers. Helmbold's Extract SarsaDa
rla puriAes the Blood, and removes all ScaIy Erup-
tOns Of the Skin, giving to the Complexion Clear and
Healthy Color 1t being prepared exclusively for this
class Of complaints its BloodPurfyng Properties are
preserved to greater extent than in any prepa
ration Of Sarsaparilla
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04
w. z. REID.
Steel PlOws.

lust RECEIVED, the largest and best stock OF
y STEEL PLOWS ever offered in this market Among
which may be found the following: -rs t. T-l9
Gill's celebrated Combination teeF PlOw. &
Gill's Double teel Plow.
~ Gill's Subsoil 'teel Plow.i .rs.4
Lagonda Works all teel Plow. TFa .oss
Roberts Cincinnati all tee1 Plow.. -a,- 8
Roberts Columbus all teel Plow. H-s
Single and Double hoYel Plows, &C., sc. {
which win be sod at Manufacturers prices for CASH
Mar l4'62-tf c. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04

NENand BOYS OF THIS AND. 4pJoIy1yG CouNT
III Although thousands upon thousands Of patriotic
have LEFT their hhnes defense or fthniEcountry.
there still great many left, whom it will be
good news learn that though the cold and frosty days
of Autumn and Winter coming upon them they can
be supplied with the necessary preservaives in the
shape Of READY MADE CLOTHING; FURHIsHING GOODS
SHAWLs, HATS CAPS at prices. The reputation
of selling Goods in this line lower tan ang other house
number of years. Will be still more fully maintained
this season The great commercial disaster in the cas-
cities having enabled them to buy their Goods
low the original cost OF them, and the advantage
which they giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous, low prices. ya7dfsT = ~
Now, therefore, all ye men and boys, beye big lit
tie rlch or poor come TO t1e GREAT CLOTHING hPoRuAi
OF Reynolds Frank and let your wants be big lit
tle they will be happy to wait you se you all you
want, and send You your way home rejoicing asl
No charge for showing gools. sffgssa
REYNOLDS GE FRANK,
Delaware, Oct. E5. 1861. f.. .t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04
NOTICE

DR. T. B. WILLIAMS having entered the military
Service - has left his books with mefOr settlement
Anpersons knowing themselves indebted to him will
please call upon at the law Office of Reid & EatoO
and settle by note or otherwise Immediately.
DelSEAEse Oct 81 1852 .-fe- = JOHN A. CONE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04

DATENT WHEEL HEADS just received and for sale by
Is junel c {. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-12-04

Virginia MILITARY Lands. =. aze !, o w., "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

iNrUEEsTISo CEEUto~Y -Corrrrurat.
bi~rrtlSr. We understand that thc cop
pcrhcad Caucus. held last SATURDAY,. a, the
town house. had something ~ an intcrr-r-
tion. in eonsequcnoc Of the attempt 81 a
democrat uho suPPort. the var. % vote for
delegate. Tao tickets were run. -.. Par
RS and i-rarri..~ Th- frat hor.
tic nauls oi = T.. Carter. =. r. H., him
son. \. T.. Anlrevs. Rob. Dean. \ Bri-.-.
20. Toe second. Al,ah Biack. Charlie.
Ticker. Eob. p,aH. >,i,aHa. Porter. Sim-
con Cumming.
lher. is not a copper difference in the
men. aal probably the oniy feeling against
the ir,t t,.ket. vas in Consequence q o..
being selected o. rauis. Ahcr u,c bal
iot.u- lad commenced. Mr.. Sid1c, Farrar.
a rct4ucl Volunteer. AMI a man uho has
always voted thc pc-aocraiic u,ket. a.
tempted O. deposit ticket bearing thr
second SO 20 names. H.. vote va. chal-
ienscd by John H. Iluichiuson. Upon tha,
Alfred Aulrvus. moved flat brf,r, ,otir-.
Mr. iauar should D. rc3uir.i Oh pledge
himself in advance o. support the candi-
date uou.uafcI NJ. Far-ar ss.l a.. VA. 4,
deuio.rai. hai aiuays been one. AMI q the
colscrticn should nominate ss.h a raaa a..
Daniel :. bickcn-on. Gen. q ?. Ratier.
Coon. Lreau. or any man Who su.ia.acl co..
government. D. would give l,m uo.i
hea-', s-irort.
Afer this cateeh..a. tic question "a.
PIT visther NJ Fauar .L..ll D. allowed
"a soic in ihe caacls. ami decided ia che
!. -hfi'e. Do to g.
A''cr the formal '' ,aiin- out- some o.h-
or i.uo,rats present male 20 attempt Oh
'o.c. NJ. Farar sass thit having 1s-rr-
canned taht none lui q tra.ta-ta li. coaa-
Or. oaa'l ,r permitted to vote io tst car.
eus. hr va. gl.;e ul.ia- o. Oh, denied OBJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07


Mr. Austin vas somewhat surprised on
Saturday morning. on visiting jail. 90 find
The outer door open. an1 John Hale and
Ephraim Gilman missing. An cHauina-
ton rcvealcd the fast that Hale had escap-
I'd from his ccll ard rcieasea Gilman. vl,en
the two opened the cater door bv rrmov-
inc The scrcws vhich fastened tlc Ioek uiih
a wooden wrench
When thc lower cells we're enlarged ~
throwing t~o into ore. the dom. ia thc
rcar vcrc fastened With iron boiis. IN f,iacc
81 the locks Formerly used. These ucrc
siroug enough 90 u,sisi any attempt o. e.
caps from the inside. Which was az thoacht
ncccssary. of late thc vet weather has
made tn cells vcsy damp. and Gilman has
had the privilegc 90 going into the entry
way. which was IN fact a thiri cell IL
seems that he had taken advantage 81 tie
kindness and removed sn iron vclec. fas-
tcuing the opening IN ;hc slide vhcrc tLe
food was passed in. Substituting a rounl
wooden Tin.-a picce of uhiP-stad thar b.
ha1 obtained. Il vas so near the color
that thc iailcr dii no; detect che change. on
shutting him ~. ~ shaking thc door tins
Pin dropped down. aad Hale thcn worked
oct the other fa,tcuings ana oq,acd his
door. The coucspoadiar door opposite
wa oPcncd Ia Ike manner. \ sto-t wool
en- wrench served o. TAKE OF thc nuts Which
heid ihc look upon tbc outside door. e. l-r-
ing aPp,rcd by WORKING in between tLc
door 49, wall
Alien vas invited O. ;zkc alraata-c %
thc opcn doors. hut declined. much O.
rs suhseIacut di..aii,iact.oa. A. ,rc leara.
Summer Bamiam. E.q.. vas plt upo-
ihe track. on >-taulay morning. ana D.
brought iu Gilnan. Monday u,orniu-. d.
having been taken D. ofic,r Masbury ct
liarTison. saturday li-Li. about t,u o'el...k.
liair caule in Ca 'Taesla, rlo-ain-. ha,-
iug been taken about tao O'Clock thst
morning by Daai,i e. smith os Nani..
Both thcs" men vcrc acting uuIer ihe li-
rcc,iou 90 Mr. Baruhan.
l. aPIczrs t1at after cscsp.ar th,v scent
Immediately CD llarrison. by thc .,a.. rad
Ihry separated az >1ath Pare. iat t.ii-
man io.t thc way. and rrturair- came u,
viii Hale Sai-7lay va .rcu; iu a I.1a-b
house. iAey had fiteI up in pasture.
where they couI observe What vas r.ir-
On iE tlc r,al. Gilman leh >afar.lav
nisht. betsecn u.ac AMI ten. and vas ar
rcsted a. above stated. SHORTLY after. on Oh,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

TIE Earsor WLig .a,- that NJ. II. ".
irouii'' ot taai c.,y and Eieiarl 4 DERBY
oi Boston. tents az Camb-il-c. arrived
ilere Iees-ag evening iu a couple of vle--
ri... shirh they bad ro~ci every in,h ot
thr way irom En.taa 90 Bangor They
ia-loucd the ooast. making the distance
roucl sametaiu- over thrcc hundred miles.
Notuiiastaading bad weather AMI iozs.
thr, made th,ir journey in twelve DAYS.
rowing from tamlcn 90 Bangor. Gay mi.es
tlr ia,t DAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

Dtro. in Hiram. June igth. psa. Eph.
hiubail. AGED - years. uonths ani 40
dass 4 icw facts IN thc life q this good
man may not D. u.intcrcstin- Iic va
born IN the p-cseut town 90 Firninston
y a.. Feb. 2olh. t7~6 IIc VA the sew
cnth ohiil ani tic thirl son of a fi-aiiy of
tn chiliren. H. moved inio thi. town ia
$50 having vifc AMI oas .on. Es.sm.
nov living in Anans in iLis couuiy. lic
commenced telling trcc. Or farm. living
WITH Mr.. Slipper during o., uuc o,ca-
pied IN makiuc a '' c.carias~ and crcrtin.
a small lnusc. liis flriliiss f,- ott,iri--
On education wcrr such a. az ct,llren en-
loyci ~ thai time. but b. devoted himself
O. BIS Studies most assiduoa.ly ard thcrc-
by a~IuirCi a good. practical education
uliDl lad o. foundation f1r a lif. af use
fulness- Never gifted % naiarc with a
PoEcrful physical organization siill D. per-
formed srcai amount of labor. adopting
the oii aia-c. &C. Slow ana steady wins thc
race. u eariy became Interested in al
questions rvisfinc o. moral reform. The
orgnniraiion ~ t'ic f-,t teu,pr-ancc S5rie-
~ in Tins town b.. in -o-at measure % D.
aiiributei O. his efforts TIE Can-rc-a-
uonal church va orcanircl in l~-G. ana %
be- sur-cstions and instrrmcutliit, belongs
thc credit o. carving it through i,s s1'>r-
qucni 'ieissiiaics ani str1--ir,. IT, b-II
thc o'i-v az Deacon fourteen YEAR. waen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
PrOelanati On Of Presiden, Iipeoln.

MAsHtNoroN Juiy Sist i~s8. Coal
ORE ". 213. -rbc following orI.r II
abe President it pubE.hcd for,h irf,--,-
AMI government ~ al concerned.
ENrcruVE MtNsioN.l
Mashiustoa. Julr alth
Il b. The duty 81 every Government 20
give protection O. is ciiiseus of uhatcver
class. color or condition. anil especially %
those who arr duiy organized a.. soli.crs IN
the pubic scr1icc. The law II nat IONS.
and thc usa-cs AM customs. of war
az carried GA by civilized powcrs. per-
mit no distinction a. 20 color in tie treat
mont ~ prisoner 81 var a. fablc enemies.
% sell or cnsiasc any captured prisoner On
accoat - his color. and for an oH-noo
against thc laws of war. 4. a r,isp.e into
barhaHsn and a crime Aeaias, thc ciuiila-
ton oi thc A.. Tho Government 20 toe
United >iaics uil give the saui. perfection
Goa o. i,s soldiers. and n ,hc enemy shaii 81
or cn.aro Any one hcrau.c % BIZ color tho
offence .hau Be punished by retaliation
between thc cncny's prisoners IN our pos
rrssinn.
r. O.. therefore ordered that for every
soldier 90 ths Uniici States Killed bra ,ioia,-
ion of the laws Of uar rchci soldier shall
D. executed. AMI Or every one cnsiarcl by
thc enemy or soil into savcry rci.,l SD
aicr shall tc placed AZ hard labor oa the
Ialiir works and continued 40 such labor
until 'hc other slal De r,lsased ana re-
ccisc tle troaineri doc a prisoner g var.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
~ orisr of the >scr,tsry of War.
T. %. Tow~,I>r. As. Ala Gen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

E,rr We lssru that = -a7e vac commit
% on Fo-r >t7.r,. ia Ozf.-i. oa >atarias
evening". -.ih a't. upoa Gle Person 90 a
waii.n his. aged 90 years. va1 rr.iI.s
alone. The as.a1,,i-- par. 81 Supposed
t' hf man uao l-s vo-krl Ed ir.ek
ta-i nrar lg. l-r.rg thr season. ~ho te-
longs iH 'umlcrlani Coanty TIE h8s
Vas badly lr.ar.l in thc s..auf. .o that
i.1r, arr ,rf,rta.ael 'lai Do u.as rot ~
cover
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

Col BeaI hss been ordered o. ...1t..
men. a. rerrai'ed. iuto camp a. A.r..,,
A. most of BIS mes vii protasbl, 81. 49,
the Western portion 81 ihe STATE th.. A..
Engagement ril prove rery in-onseai,,,
Several oft he oHcers OF tlc lotb. a-, Sd.
Ing ~ tier companies. siroady.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

deadly conflict- Every nan IS arrayed
upon one side or he ether. Again Nc a..
uaaer ,oiioh Gs-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

a. 't-.. HsaLia came Bono a'L. a.t
Nru "r-rar. fieam--. H. lroasit CO. r.-
'.a.a. of Dbl. u.is uho died yer, .4lIs-I.
a- N.u Orleans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

IT, o.pf-rh. al County Convention b, Oh
i' h,'i az tie Ca.st Hsase. GA Friday %
tt.. week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

-FIhe nsmperai Be- issatI a IA, earlier
tiaa a.aal i.ls ucek. that th. oanra..to-.
NAV otssrs, tA, National tiaak.-i,lrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

iHle- r-oert decision oi the Srcrsfa-r
oi Mar. oulor,I men vail d. received Al.
....flt.t.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

Rebel papers .ay Gen. Dos has been
sent to Mobile
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
UNION NOMINATION.
FOR GOVERNOR.
S A M UEL C0NY
90 AUGUSTA.

FOR SENATOR'S.
RUFUS :. STEVENS Of Paris.
GEORGE b. BARROwS Of Fr-cbu-r.
Dor CLERK oF COUErS.
ALBERT L. BURBANK OF Bethel.
FOR CO. COMMISSIONER.
&. {. CCSHMllN OF Hebron.
FOR GO. TRFAsyErR.
WILLIAM A. PiDGIN of PARIS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08
REGISTERS MOTTO

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons interested that the following Accounts have
been filed in the Registers Office,
The Account of r. D. Spring and C. + Lacey, Ad-
ministrGtOrS of the Estate of George G. Lacey late
Of Braintrim township, decd, filed January lst,
1853
The partial account of Ezra Thompson and VIM. II
Crispel administrators of the Estate of Thomas S.
CrisPell, late of Monroe township, de'd filed Janu-
ary 18th, 1863
The Final account of Daniel Vanscoy, Executor Of
the Estate of John Young late of Eaton township,
deed, filed February l4th, 1868.
The account of Benjamin NJ Hall, Gttardian of
the person and estate of Moses I. Dewitt late a
minor son Of John C. Dewitt, decd, fled March 7th
1868.
Tia Final account Of Miles EggIeson, Adnf1ais-
traitor of the estate of Amos Eggeson late of North
moreland township, decd filed March 9th, 1868.
The final account of Thomas Hough,- Administra-
tor Of the estate Of Sylvester Gregory late of Over
field township, decd, fled March l4th, 1868
The Final account of George W. Fasset, Adrafpis-
traitor of the estate of Isaac Vosburg late of Wind
ham township, DEED, filed March Goth, 1863
The Final account of Peter Hopkins. AdminiStra,
tor of the estate of c. w Russell. late of Tunkhan-
mock township, decd filed March 23rd, 1868.
This is therefore to give notice to all persons inter-
esed, that the above accounts will be presented to
the Orphans Court, to be held At Tunkhapnock, on
Monday the goth day of April next for confirmation
and ailowanc
sINT0N WILLIAMS, Register
Tunkhannock, March %, 1863. 4w.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08
Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS, the Hon. VIM. ELWELL. Presr-
wv dent Judge of the Court of Common Pleas amp
Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
the President Justice of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery for the trial of cap
ta and other offences, for the twenty-sixth judicial
District of Penna a. S. Roberts, and N. H. Wells, Esqs
Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace. and Associ-
ate Justices of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery of the County of Wyoming, have by their
precept to me directed, ordered
A GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
AND GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY,
to be held at Tunkhannock on Monday the goth day
q April A d., 1868.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coronor all
Justices of the Peace and Consables within the Coun
ty of Wyoming, that they be and appear in their pro-
per persons at the time and place above mentioned,
with their rolls, records, inqusitions examinations
reeogniZances and other remembrances, to do those
things which to their Offices in that behafrespective-
ly belong.
Notice is also given that those who are bound by
recognzances to prosecute the prisoners that are or
shall be in the Jail of Wyoming County thatthey be
then and there TO prosecute them shall be just.
LII STEPHENS,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office
Tunkhannork, Dec. H. 1851
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08
Died.

TAYL0R.-In Lynn, Susquehanna Co, Pa, on Sun.
day, the 9Th inst, S II. TAYLOR aged 54 years.
Mr. Taylor was a printer by profession, and Tor
some time, edited and printed the Wyoming County
Wing, at this place. He subsequently removed to
Mauch Chunk in Carbon County, and for several
years edited the Gazette of that place. Six or eight
years ago he removed to a farm near the line be-
tween this and Susq Co, where he resided up to the
time Of his death He was man of good business
Qualifications ripe scholar and social companion
From the Dubuque IO,ca Herald
NoRTHUP-In this city, March 10Th, 1863, JAMES
S. NORTHUp, aged sc years, son of H. W. and
Elizabeth S. Northup, late of Wilkesbarre, Penn.
James S. Northup, the well known Conductor on
the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad is no more
He died yesterday morning after illness of over a
year. dating is commencement from the time when
bis train was so long bockaded by snow.
He came from Wilkesbarre, Penn, where his pa
rents (H. W. and Elizabeth Northup) resided until
recently
lie was we'll known among the Railroad men in
the West and was universally popular, Offend
ing any one, doing his duty at all times and ever
true, faithful, and generous friend His good deeds
stand as a monument to his memory more beautiful
than marble columns lettered with gold.
He ran the pioneer train west of The Mississippi at
this place, and never lost one day by sickness until
the last six months
No more deserving tribute to his memory can be
paid than that he was coed man, true man, an
honest man, and friend to the poor.
Ihe funeral will take place Thursday morning. at
iUs o'clock, from the residence of the family at the
corner of Bluff and 4th streets All his friends are
invited to attend
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08
focAL AND PERSONAL.

SIiu.Renting.--The slips in the Presbyterian
Church will be let for the coming, Monday, April
r9tb at o'clock P. NJ
Remoyed.-%Miss Louisa Hepburn has removed
lar Millinery establishment one door further up
,troet from the old stand Her shop is still nearly
,tnoste the Post Office, where her old friends and
,,stomers will find her ready and willing as ever
b, minister to their wants.
New Grocery and Provision Store.--The
areery Provision Store and Saloon on the cor
mar which has been for some three years past under
,Ssrreof E. Fl. Mitchell. has been started under
tBe auspices Of Mr.. A. g. Stark, whose thorough ac-
1naiptance with the business will enable him to make
:. first class establishment in that line. Give him
scall
The Nicholson Mills have been rented for a
sn Of years by friend S. D. Bacon lately of the
Eaton Mills While at this latter place he secured
=, enviable reputation as Miller and took the first
vremiums for superior work. at the Luzerne and
Wyoming County Fairs. Our friends at Nicholson
aill find him well worthy of their patronage.
We have fath--That Spring lcM com e, though
"a do not now recolect the time when the fair dam
del has been quite shy and coy in making her visit
as at the present. We have had snow and mud
With change only to mud and Snow until it has be-
come pretty much a nuisance in the opinion of all
right minded people-as the politicians say Were
in tor change"
town, with the intention, we learn, of making it his
as Surgeon and Physician is now CO. extensive with
the County, and his residence at this place. will give
him far greater facilities for usefulness his profess
SION
1t is his intention, also, to establish Drug Store
as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made
The DR.. will he found when professionally absent
at his residence opposite that of R. R. Littlc's.
Fasting.
The undersigned give notice that their places of
business will be closed Thursday, April Both, the
day appointed by the President of the United States
as a FASTING, HUMiL IATIoN AND PRAYER:-
Wright & Co., C.P. Miller
&c. & K. P Ross. Henry Barham.
T. L. Ress d Co. Samuel Stark
Ross Brothers, p. NJ, OsterhOut.
A. X. Peckham PC Burns.
c. ID. Gearhart, A. o. Stark.
Mott Wright Mrs. A. @. Stark.
J. W. Lyman Co. L. H. Stephens
Little & Dewitt. Jas E. Lampherd.
Wm, Barnes. VIM NJ Pratt.
A, T. Eastman Carl Henninger.
J. w. Rhoads. Geo. 5, Tuition.
Wm S. kutz. Louisa Hepburn.
Mrs. Bardwell. Milton Gilman.
Abraham Haas D. L. Peckham
E. Whee ock. Wm. Burgess
Geo. Leighton. John Stempies.
E. Buck & Son.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08
THE MAGIC Time OBSERVER.
The Perfection of Mechanism.
d ENG HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR LADY
ID OR GENTLEMAN's WATCH Combined

D ENG HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR LADY, s
ID OR GENTLEMANs WATCH Combined
One of the prettiest most convenient, and decided
ly the best and cheapest tmepiece for general and
reliable use ever offered It has within it and con-
nected with its machinery, its winding attach
ment rendering key entirely unnecessary The
of this Watch composed of two metals the
outer one being fine l6 carat gold. 1t has the i'm
proved ruby action lever movement, and is warrant
ed an accurate timepiece, Price, slperby engraved
per case of half dozen, s204,00 Sample Watches,
IL neat morocco boxes, for those proposing to buy
wholesale, $685. sent by express, with bill payable ont
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in advance,
as we cannot collect from those in the Army Ad-
dress
HUBBARD BROS. Co.. SOLE IMPORTERS
Cor NASSAU & JoHS STs, New YoRE
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08
TO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OI
WYOMING COUNTY,

dENTLEMMN.-In pursuance of the Add section of
Act of 9th May, 1854 you are hereby notified
TO meet in convent, n at the Court House
In Tunkhannock Borough, on the first Mon.
day in May, A. D. 1868. being the 4h dav
o. the month"; at o'clock in the afternoon, and select
ora roce by majority of the whole number of Di-
ecors present. one person of literary and scientific
requirements, and of skill and experience in the art
OF teaching, as County Superintendent for the three
succeeding years; determine the amount of compen-
saton Tor the same and certify the result to the
state superintendent at Harrisburg as required by
the 39th and 10th sections of said act. =
j. W. DEWITT,
County Superintendent of Wyoming Co
Tunkhannock, April 6, 1863
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08

AWFORD-CRAWFQRD- In this Borough, the
5th inst, by the Rev. C. r. Lane, Mr. DAVID 5.
CRAWFORD, of Sullivan Co. N. Y, to Miss ADELIA
NJ, daughter Of Mr.. Henry Crawford, of Tupkhan-
mock township
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-08
GOOD ASS01THDJT DP GlSES

lie has purchased splendid assortment of Cases
among which are the Union Band Clasp. Octagon.
Oral CIT Frames, Gill Trays lsc-yery neat and
desirable patterns-besides variety of plain and
fancy Cases, of every size and description.
The foregoing, he thinks are inducements sufficient
for every one to come to the Picture Gallery and
secure one of those '..faH.fIt shadorrs'-
(Which light and art, with magic SPELL
By working together, can catch SO well %
If not, there are other considerations How impor-
tant that you secure faithful likeness of your friends
and relatives ere ii Is too late. You have all exper-
enced something of the satisfaction afforded in gazing
on the Picture OF an absent friend and some of YOU
have known the sad pleasure derived from possessing
the likeness of some loved who has been laid he
meath the church yard mound, and felt that
I" No price could take from you
mencnto so chcrished
For, how sacred the shadow.
Since the substance has perishedn
But You pcrchance have friends still with YOU
whose pictures you have not get secured If so make
1T the business of to-day, tomorrow may be too late
Then come to the Picture Gallery in Samuel Stark's
Brick Blocl-third story-a few doors east of WaIPs
Hotel and secure one Of those " faithful shado,rs"
ALVIN DAY.
TunkhannockDec. TO- 1862,-v 2nl8