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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-07

4 RE prepared under the Immediate super
"a vision of OF a skllliul Physician, and they
may he called upon la all cases.
lhe intelligence at tho community l. NOT In.
'uNod ny the olfer of the single IN. dicina
Nhirh claims 10 CuhE ALL DIsRASEs, but the
irdieubers Remedies consist Of eleven di f,er.
en- Medicines all unequalcd In tho cure of
The disease for which they are recommended
'mong which may be selected one Appropris
'le lu any at the diseases Incident 10 tbis
country and climate.
HslIlE GRKFENBERG GETABLE
ms ,t,"o are 9et,Gr tlah any other kind of Irlls
~ tho world. Price p cents.
~ llit HbdsFEN NBEi'G UTERINE CATH.
'IiCJN rs AN inhtllible remedy for all Female
itHrHsrS PtiCe 81 -
uH-rliE UrELNE CATHOLHON will also
culG "r"Nel' Diseases oi no Sldneys, urine dif
.hcultleS IN males.
tp. rhE GR.E9ENBERG sARsAPARILLI
~ lar The most powerful aud ouicauiuus
'ump"und m uSeprcc 81,
90 The GRE'EN BERG DYSENTERY SY
NDI u "A certain and qdlrk remSu, iur all
! 'ls' asrs ul ihe bowels. irice - cells
! va HE GHRtEN Bfiai lILE REMEDY
never lu!S 10 permanently r.liuVa thls dis.
r"sslus disease
w. IhE GRAFENBERG CHn.DRGN'5 PAN
ACEA Is an luvoluabl compound in all dis
'dsuS incident Ia children.
w III. GREFENBkRG FEVER AND
AGbE kEhEDl isH So, erclgn specinc Tor THIS
rA-Tht GRd!FEN NBERG EYE LOTION IL
iilfh utsV lh tll ttlutti nltllOI or ulse..scs n
ltbe Eye-Prce ~ cents.
particular disnlse--Prt"e Is cents.
w. ne hHIt IN BERG GREEN MOUNT
AN uiNTMENi eXoels all 0ther sulyes nm y
curative ELECTS Price ~ cents
No iiir ut.i.e IN BERG CUNSUM rIVE's.
BALM Affords the most astonishing reiiei I,t All
pulmOuay Gun luuts-Price 81 4 bottle tAs
eminent PHYSICIAN ui New YORK, states Il ~
40 hds KNOWN 'he Grnieubeg CuHsumpliye'n
b''iil uaol WIN great sucuess IN Dmpsy. Our
uow experience substdntlates his statement
r2- II + Gh.EEEA Bkii HEALln Blf
lL"o are The h.ust pleasant ,lud dalighIul
O"hio ever preDtred--Prce % cents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-07
A Nice Thing.

A Nice Thing.
One of the prettiest and most sug.
gestive banners in town last Wednes
day, was over n wagon from Lib
erty township. The wagon contain
ell about twenty extremely pretty girls
and on their banner was this inscrip.
ton:
"Wo all have brothers in the army,
and they vote for Brought"
Lord bless You girls, you need not
have told us that. OF course your
brothers vote for Brough. If they
would not, they would not be fit to be
your brothcrs-in fact if they did not
they would not be in the army ut all.
The girls are to be envied their broth
crs, and their brothers are to be en-
We'd their sisters. a good set all
around.
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: M A r r I e d -

= M a X X Il ID -
BY ID. b. Beardsley, Esq, on the
9th day of July, Mr.. JAMES STACK
HOUSE and Miss MARY G. SEWER.
BY the same, at the Colt House,
August lst, Mr.. FRANKLIN RICHARDS
and Miss JULIA A. WEAVER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-07

a friend of ours remarked that a
series ofarticles signed "Morc Anon -
were running through the Courier
Yes says another, "they are thin
enough To run through it,"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-07

Heads Right.
The most of the men in Flndlay last
Saturday, were of the class that take
the Cincinnati Enquirer as authority,
in preference to the Congressional
Globe.
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6untcrh 9tItfrsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Union Meeting.

There will be Union Meeting held
at Harpster's School House, Big Lick
township, Saturday evening, july Is.
Good speakers will be present
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BrNroN, August 1. 1868

ED. JEFE.:-Thc editor of the Cou
rier last week asserts that ] am tn,
man who shouted for JET. Davis a
the Democratic meeting held in thi.
place few weeks since, and saws h,
can prove it. assert that did not
then, or at any other time, shout foI
jeff. Dayis-that the editor of tho
Courier cannot bring any man who
would he believed u@ler oath to face
me with the charge and further, that
the editor is as dirty II liar rs there is
this side of the pit. He knows that
! did not do this thing, and yet the
old seccsh, to screen the traitorous
crew who polluted the village of Ben
ton with their presence that evening,
charges me with it.
| also assert that the letter of
Blanchard published in the Jeflerso-
nian contained nothing but truth
that the butternuts assembled there
did repeatedly cheer for JEFF. Davis
that they boasted that they would
"clean ont BentOn-that they fired
revolvers in the streets, showing that
they came armed--that profanity and
lobscenity was uttered under the win
dows of dwellings-and that, for the
first time since / have lived in Benton,
women and children were afraid to
venture upon the streets.
These statements | can substanti-
ate by good, respectable citizens OF
both parties. demand of Lewis
Glessner his authority for this charge
Respectfully,
j. Is. EATON.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Findlay Post of
flee, August 7th, 1888:
Miss Kate Buck, Miss Emma Beck.
with, j. ID. Ewing, Thomas Gonda
Byron johnson, Miss Mary Lemon.
grove, Thompson Myers, Mr.. Alfrek
Myers, Mrs. Elizabeth Runnion, Rob.
ert Pennington.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say they are adver.
tiscd. j. B.ROTICHILD, =. NJ.
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rI,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription Of Sir james
Clarke, NJ. d.. Physician Extraordinary to tho
Queen.
THIS Invaluable medicine Is unfailng in the
cvre of all those painful and dangerous dtsea
ses to which the female constitution Is sub.
iset, II moderates all excess and removes all
ohstructiens, and speedy cure may be re.
ted on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
II Ia peculiarly suited. II will. in n short time
bring GA tho monthly period with regularity
Each bottle. price One Dollar. hears the
Government Stamp of Great Britain. TO pre-.
vent counterfeis.
CAUTiON.--These Pills should not be taken
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS oI Preg.
nancy, ~ they are sure to bring on Miscar.
riage, but ut any other time they are safe
In all cases of nervous aud spinal affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, paiptation Of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites. these Pills will offect a cure when
all other means have failed: and although u
powerful remedy, do not contain iron calome
antimony ar anything hurifGl TO the constitu
tion. Full directions in the pamphlet around
each package. which should he carefully pre-.
served. Sole Agent ior the United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.-sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed
To any authorized Agent, will insure bottle.
containing 30 Pills, by return mail. 925
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Union.

Union.
Unite your good -four with d. b.
DeLand d Co.'s Chemical Saleratus
if You want extra bread, biscuit and
pastry of all kinds. United they rise,
divided they fall.
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Notice

Notice
Is hereby given that the militia of
the Northern Division of Union town.
ship, Hancock county, will muster in
the village of Rawson. on the second
Saturday in August, 1863, from two
o'clock, \ NJ, till four u. NJ.
BY order of
O. w NTr,Y r,,,,
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautifYing the human hair is again put up
by the original proprietor, and is now made
with the same care, skill and attention which
irst created its immense and unprecedented
sales of over one million bottles annually /,
ia still sold at rs cents in large bottles can Ca.
silly be sold in year, when 1t ia again known
that the Kathalron is not only the most delight
fal hair dressing In the world, but that II
nleanses the scalp of scurt and dandruif, gives
the hair lively, rich luxuriant growth, and
prevents II from turning gray. These are
ron has been tested for over twelve years, and
is warranted as described. Any lady who
values q beautiful head Of hair viii use the
KathairoD. II IL finely perfumed, cheap and
valuable. 1t is sold by all respectable deal
ser throughout the world.
ID. \. BARNES n Co.. New York.
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Strayed.

Sund ". the l2th inst, from the subscriber r
a small brindle COW, with white stripe on ho
lhack, two years old. Persons giving inform
alton as to her whereabouts will confer n ia
vor. and he rewarded, by addressing
| FisDLAY, Ohio. GEO. ETTER,
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Oak Ridge, Hancock Co., O.

The following, dated McNIinville,
Tenn, July 4, is rather pointed
"lOu want TO know whether | am
going to vote that old traitor Vallan-
digham. No sir. | see too much
traitOrism here.
NJ. j. HANNA.
/ Mr.. Hanna always was II stauncll
Democrat, and is a good soldier.
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Had notice been given, the Union,
lists of Hancock would have had 9
big meeting last Wednesday.
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Lost
BY the undersigned, about the 22d
inst, favorite red and white fresh
milch cow, about five years old. Any
information or return of said COW shall
be literally rewarded.
III. p. GAGE.
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Apprentice.

| apprentice.
a good stout boy wanted rs an ar-
prentice, to learn the wagon making
land blacksmith business. Apply to
kARR & SPRAI.
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S75 10 $50 Per Month.

V,IE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
i Company want an Agent In each county
10 solicit orders tor their new SIS Machine.
with guage, screw-drver and extra noodles
give large commission. For parti uiars term
&o., inciose n stamp. and address
I T. 3. PAGE, Toledo Ohio,
@ nj Ag Mt for the United States.
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Produce Market.
WHEAT--S0 90 to 80 %.
CoRN-5O cents.
RYE-40 to 80 cents.
BuTTER-S to l2t cents.
EGGs-S cents.
LARD--1 to $ cents.
Oars 90 cents.
TALLow-S to 10 cents.
BEES WAx-225 cents.
TIMOTHY SEEp-S1 90 to 81 %.
CLOVER SEED-S5 90.
WHITE BEANs-S2 30.
DRIED PEACnES-S1 10.
DRIED ApPLEs-S0 75.
PELTS-50 TO S100
IIDEs-6 cents geeen, II to IL dry
RAGs--Cotton 3 cents, woollen /.
WooI.-50 to 80 CENTS, n decline =
Dali.
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sunday schools.

sunday Schools.
Notice is hereby given to the friends
of Sabbath Schools, that Sabbath
School Union Convention will he held
in the town of Findlay, on the last
Saturday in August, at the NJ f..
Church, commencing at 10 o'clock A..
M. JonN STRUBLE, Agent.
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Difference.
One striking difference between the
meeting ednesday and the one Sat
urday, was, that on Wednesday no
women held the reins when they start
ed homcward.
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NOT ALCOHOLIC. "A
A HIGHLY CON z NTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR H0oFLAND's
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED ny
DOCTOR c. NJ. JACKSON. Philadelphia Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
! YsPEPuA, JAryDIcE
CroHic or Nervous Debility. Diseases of The E;d
ssys, aud .H dis,ases gristng fyopi a ais.
ordered Lirer or Momach
such
~ Cunstipa-
ton. Inward Piles, =
Fulnsss or Rlnod To
tho Head, Acidity of tho
stomach. Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust lor food Fulness or Weight
IN the stomach, sour eructatinns sink
ing or fluttertng ~ the nit OF the stomach,
swimming of tho head. hurried and difficult
Breathing, Fluttoring ut the heart. Chuk.
Ing or SuiIocating Sensations when in
lying posture. dimuess vt vision
Dots or Webs before the sight,
Fever and dull Pain in tho
head, Deficiency of
Perspration, Vel.
lowuess ui the
Skin and
Eyes,
Pain In the
Side. Back. Chest,
Limbs, Nc, Sudden Flush
esof Heat, Burning In the Flesh,
Constant lmaginings Of Evil, and great
Depression uf spirits. Aud viii prevent
1Beg contain no AicotoIor Bal Ithisksg
rhoy will cure the above diseases in ninety.
nine cases out Of a hundred.
Do you want something to slrhngthen you?
Do you want a coed appetite?
Do you want to huud nj your Constitution?
Do you want tn feel wel2
Do you want To get rid Ui nervousness?
DO you want oneygyy
Do yen want tu sleep wel2
DO you want n brisk and vigorous feeling?
lfyou do, use 1oo1tnd's Germar Btters.
From Rp. =. Nl'rfon Bro'cH. u. u. Editor ofhc
Encyciopedid of Reiigimn Roo,cicdge
'Although not disposed tn favor or recon
mond Patent Medicines In general. through
dislrust of their ingredients aud etIec's. yeti
know oi no Sufficient reasons why a man ma, I
not testify to the benefits he believes himself
- hSve received from any simple preparation |
IN the hope that hemay thus contribute to the
nenefiit uf others.
do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoof |
lands German Bttors, prepared hv Dr. G |
J. jackson. OF this city, because was preiu |
Heed against them for 70 amy years, under the
IMPRESSION tlat they were chiefly an alcohol |
ic mixture. ] am indebted io my friend, Rob |
ri Shoemaker. Esq Tor the removal uf this |
prejudice hv proper tests, and fns cncnurHgr |
nent Ia try theul, when suffering from great |
md long continued debility. The use or three
bottles Of these Bit,ers. ~ tie beginning oil
he present ar, was followed by evident re.
lief, and restoration To- "A degree of bodily and |
mental vigor which | have not felt for six |
months before, aud had almost despaired ui |
rogainiug. ] therefore thank God aud my
riond tor directing me the use oi them.
L INlA.nAA.
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Strayed or Stolen.

Last week, light chestnut-sorre
colored horse, with three white feet,
some white in the face, l6 hands high,
and -four years old last spring. \
fine animal. Any one knowing the
whereabouts of said horse can receive
liberal reward, 10y addressing
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rHE GREFENHERG
MEDICINES

FISDLAY. Nov. , IsG2.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-08
AMBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS, AlBUvtN RaINTs, &c.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Cases

He has purchased splendid assortment of Cases,
among which are the Union, Band Clasp, Octagon,
Oral Gilt Frames, Git Trays, 9c.-very 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 '.faihtiH shadolos"-
(Which light and art, with magic SPELL
BY working together, catch SO well /"
IF not, there are otlier considerations How ime,.
tant that you faithful Likeness of your friends
and relatives ii too late. You have all experi-
enced something Of the satisfaction afforded in gazing
on the Picture OF absent friend and some of YOU
have known the sad pleasure derived from possessing
the likeness of some loved one .no has been laid be-
meath the church yard mound, and felt that
No price could take from YOU
mementO SO cherished
For, how sacred the shadow
Since th1 substance has perisled'
But you perchance have friends still with vou.
whose pictures you have not yet secured If 40 make
it the business of to-day to- may be too late
Then come to the Picture Gallery in Samuel Stark's
Brick Block-thrd story-a few doors east of Walrs
Hotel, and secure one Of those faithful shadows"
ALVIN DAY
TunkhannockDec. 10, le62-v 2nls
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II AND PERS O NAL,

BvF ~
Ic,n,l--I pom which operations was sus-
-Gt l,r or two for repairs is now in good
r. Billy Button wishes to escape from
mi draft, as he did from the first, his
cor,e. AsW D. Barnes says in re-
a., soscch at the Mehoopany League, "a
he wise is sufficient"
r,rrtb--At this place, passed off as quiet
=. burniag of thousands of fire-crackers, by
-. tro of boys would allow. Most of the
.'a ak, and many from the vicinity, were "off
waiting for something to turn up" The
s..Ders did quite thriving business, in the
r,os d,inkibles and conbustibles. In the
,,onan-candles, sky-rockets and other sorts
',,s were let rff affording some little
II. tedium of the whizzing, buzzing ana
4 fire crackers, whose virtues Gf they
=, consists in noise, and strong smell of
# and saltpetre.
sous--.sI DREAMED MY BOY WAS HOME
i - new sorg by the author Of "When this cru
4 ,rern Charles Carroll Sawyer, set to mu-
Il II. same author, is now becoming the III, s.
rseo Of music nthe country. The words
.',, which will bc found on our first page, so
;. ,oqcbing and beautiful, will fnd responsive
,bs hearts Of thousands Of fearful anxious
.r in our once happy land.
s,r, set to music, for the piano, can be pro-
" addressing Sawyer and Thompson Publish
/ q Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn Ny. Price Is
arm Burned.-The large, new barn of John
1 4, in Tunkhanuock township, was struck by
" i'm, on the morning of the 4th inst, and en-
Il ,,,,royed by fire. 4 wagon or two, sleigh,
I ..o,ino implements and about hundred bush
4 Grain we're also destroyed. The loss will prob
4 +. nat less than Sl,0C0. This is the second
ii ,b;.b he has ad burned down on the same
A -,bp two years At the burning 4 year ago
L. h. barn was filed with grain and hay,
~ this loss very much greater IN IN the present.
VA, 10 insurance on the property i'll either
Vr Jackson sustains these repeated rais-
l~ssipa very christian-like and philosophic
and Opening--We should not forget to men
at the GLORIOUS 4,h was ushered in, under
4 Is i tie most favorable character. At late
tae evening of the Sad, Ladies and music
\ indispensable requisites TO a good tirne) were
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that have purchased
~ of Edward Kroker sorrel Mare, and one
brown Mare which I have left in his possession, for
use on the canal, during my viii Of pleas,re All
persons therefore forbid to molest in any way
interfere with them. a.. ).
j. C. CORsELIUS
Falls, June 27, 1868
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-08
Died.


LINGS-June 18th HATTIE e Billings aged
|; and 3 months. June 9th, KATIE Z. Bill
BILLINGS, aged years and months, only
b Of Perry 5, and Frances E. Billings. The
Eere neatly lli out, and locke beautiful even
embrace Of death. The two last, were buried
grave While the fond parents AMI relatives
ends could see so much in these dear children
and admire, vet how much more lovely shall
On the other side Of the grave, and while be-
their lifeless forms with loving tears, may
even smile through those tears and sing,
j Yet these new rising from t he tomb,
4 ;h lustre brighter far shall shine;
Revive with ever-during bloom,
be from diseases and decline.
v ioIlowing deaths Of the daughters Of Richard
4rlstiana Shupp Of Tunkhannock Township,
9-n Diptheria, AMI afford ano herl example o.
HbIe mslignity of that disease.
PP-June 4th 1868, MALvIyA JEMIMAH
aged 6 years, ? months, and 4 days.
''h' SARAH ASS SHUPP Aged IA years, 10
and IA days July 2nd CAruARIEE AL
PIP aged l. years, 5 months, and 29days
ALF'-In Dushore, the oath ult. of DiEtheria,
HELEN, daughter of Major Henry Metcalf
granddaughter of Asa S. Dana, in the tenth
ofher age.
An Eaton, the 30th, ult Mrs HANNAH
vile Of Asa 5. Dana, in the fifty eighth year
age
"VRIH-In Washington township of Dipthe-
oV'A. LANER LAURA, wife Of Thomas
'sedZ4 years. July 3rd., EMMA daugh-
@'ana Arnold, and sister of Mrs. Ellsworth,
-'Is' The bere2ved families feel their loss
''|' yet they console themselves with the
's'sI that their loss is as nothing in COM
ne Infinite gain of tie dear departed -
Ihlng ones prepare to meet the depart
- '1e kingdom Of Heaven
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THE MAGIC Time 0BERV'
The Perfection of Mechanism.

u ENG a HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR EADYis
- OR GESTLEMAY's WATCH COMBINED.
One ofthe prettest most convenient, and decided
ly the best and cheapest imepiece for general and
reliable use, ever offered. 1t has within it and con-
nected with its machinery, its winding attach
ment, rendering key entirely unnecessary The
of tnis Watch composed of two metals, the
outer one being fine l6 carat gold It has the i'm
proved ruby action lever movement and is warrant
ed an accurate timepece, Price, superbly engraved
Ia neat morocco boxes, Tor those proposing to buy
Wholesale S35 sent by express with bill payable ona
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in advance,
as we cannot collect from those il tho Army Adj
dress
HUBBARD BROS & Co., Solr IMpnRrERs
Cor. NASSAU & JoHX Srs NEw-YoRK,
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III G.


Russell Hill the 2n
1y Rev c. R. Lane Lieut. CHARLES RUSSELL
Of Co., B 5?ul Regt. P. V. and JULIA A
5hter Of Benz mn Bartrou, Esq.
ERS- -CLARKE-The same day. by the sane,
Elynard'S Hotel, Tunkhannock Mr. DURwi s.
ERs Of Susquehonna Co., and RUTH Ann
liter of Mr. Edward Clarke Of Luzerue, Co.
gLoCK-S!CKLER-July 2nd by VIM. Owen
Of Falls CnRisrorRsR WHrLocH If Exeter. 0
CAROLINE slJELLn yl IraLal.n Twp. Llz-rne
Pa.
lE-NEY-In Mehoopany July Ist. 1863 by
Rev. j Jayne Mr., EDWARD JAYNE OF Wasi-
N Township Wyoming Co. to Miss LYDIA T.
7 Of Eaton Wyoming Co, Pa.
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NOTICE to TEACHERS and DIRECTORS

An examination of teachers will be held at the
School House in Seringvilla. on Saturday the End
Of May, next commencing at o'clock A. NJ.
Teachers must come prepared with writing mate
rials
J. DEWITT Co. Supt.
of Wyo. Co. Pa.
Tunkhannock, April 10Th. 1868. 2w
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LOT no. g.
AISO

An equal undivided four vefths part of certain
piece OF land lying in the Township of Falls.
County and State aforesaid. Bounded as fol-
lows BEGINNING at the North West c. rner of A
lot of land surveyed in the Warrentce name of
,mes - Thence South 69k degrees East lI5
perches to post and stones. Thence S. Ii degrees
West 45 and seven tenth's perches to a corner.
Thence North ssh degrees, West ll6 perchss to a
corner Thence n. IS degrees West ll6 perches to q
corner to the East line OF Elisha Sparks tract of land
Thence North Il degrees, East 45 and nine tenth's
perehcs to the place of beginning Contains 80 acres
and A perches of land more or less
Terms of sale-0ne fourth of purchase MONEY! m
be paid at time of sale the balance with interest 70 be
paid in one year and to bs secured by bond srd
mortgage.
BY Order Of Court LAURA sToyr,
Li6A IoII, Guardian of the nros
Clsrk' Chill iren of Jeremiah
Stou e.-Deceased.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
HHILAnELpHIA

For Me Reliefoftte Sick q Distressed aic.ed ,OttI
Virulent and Chronic Diseases, and especially
.forthe Cure Of Diseases # The Seruul Organs
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea Seminas
Weakness, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Orgsns
and on the New Remedesemployed in the DISPENSE
ry, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelope f,e
ofeharge. Two or three stamps for postage will be
acceptable. Address, DR. j SKILLIN HoCGH
TON, Ahting Surgeon. Howard ASSOCIATION N50ly
Ninth street, Philadelphia fs, ln2oly