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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
Oyyel OF IaE CaICA0o AND ALros Z. & CoNPA1T
CricLGo July n, 1906.

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board OF DlTec'
- Of the Chicago ard Aiion ksI4sd Sonpnny o hsS
Fms DAY declared DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONh'
EAIP PR CENT free frsr Government tar On the TIE,
rvd sud Conl1on Stock Of the C0psny s,o DINIDLhD
~ Two AND OxE HALF PER CENT, fee from Govern
S<a tax on the Common Stock Of II. Company being IN
10 Dividend the -yment Of which ~s deeTTee IA Jan
y st by reason extrsoTDsry expenditures ier rsnr
oA and other purposes Ell payable at the onee CT NJ a
SeSUP Co., No. ~ ExchAngoplsos Ne"'hsrk' on aHa
kdSr 30tb August 1854 49,,
1s Transfer Boot, q the Company VII elose on The ish
- 'pen On '"' 'A H. Il. BLACKSTONE, Predderi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
o71icF or ou1Scr MINING cOxrAvY,

No 81 E,chAnEeplaee. New ork. July 90 lss+)
nIVIDEND.-Ihe Board OF Directors nave ave
~ deolaysd DIVIDEND OF EIGHT DOLLARS fEk
kARE from the earnings o. the past sI months payable 90
sed ser MONDAY, the 18Th Of Aasos seIi hs,ssoesst
ksLrs will be paid al the once o: T. HENRY PkRhlNS.
IA " Safest. Boston stl september l. The transfer o"ois
W HART SMITH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

rINHR BANKERS AND BROKERS TELE--
Il GRAPH COMPANY inoerporsted Under Tie Law y
the State Of E.wYok, New jersey, hsryDs ana the p'
Pennsylvanis Esy 1864 and rsIred In Philadelphia VIA
II H. WAIyRlGHT, President.
JOHN s RiTrESHOUSE, Secretary
pRgcToRs;
GEO W. NOLAN esq., arm Of Jerome hisr Co.
IL L. oAw. esa, frm q Cav, M,aales,er Co., Phlasel
RNos EEwBoLD eco, Ann Of NewbOid, Son osrt''n'
Philadelphia - -. n-,,
s sptE fckaE T sa r,''' Sons
HOWARD MACY, B.ntsu fer he Company, Sub
TIs.sIry BsiSng. sev-YoIt. q, ,o,.,
and wire, FOR double hne BY hereri ronie
meeting the eues Of New Yort, Fhsdephs b.iD'or- ana
Washington and the principal itefnesisfe po'h. sho 70
tbs ofess for reception ana tsnani-aon st.sAphic
messages and by csuneo,Is with other iines a. the man
pont, 70 be able seEd 10 al parts Of he uni.sS
sts;cs and Csxsass.
have been entered the purchase OF vie AID other M
terals None VIII be bsod eIcsp, the best gnay and y II
contemplated to have one SCI Of wires an epeiseo. yes
sixty days End the ctheT ~ w DC pat IN opeisAoD LII
Ne ent.ryrlse now in the psriet Offers equal rue,pee
OF PROFITS with that Of ts rsphns and the nslis OF ts- bq.
nes. prOpOssi 10 be done by TINS Company !" bsne iH
pe, lie stook being Recommended TO TIE pSoie -
careful estimate. b.,od far below the stu. capacity Of
tho number Of proposed to 10 employed BY this Com
shows that with proper Management It can earn aud Do
care 1vid.aes Of 10 TO 10 pr cent per
Book for subscription the Ct. Siock OF the Company
viii be orensd in this city SATURDAY. Aug O. 81 Tie
olh-s OF O. HILTON SCHIRhER, No. ~ william s,., ard
ra1u open unit, further noe and tho subscription received
will be psysb.e by iDstsllInents. -
Ei rlcnded 70 have the a,ereu divided 4, h, d6ere.,
cities through wnich the Line win pass therefore. o., n
lied amount u tho Stoek vii b, offered Ia each
fqrhe Psr,iea.,, W be siven upon spPy nf g. ne y.
the COnapany will b. In constant attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

xi,PANAaA-Rerrlsr sailing DAYS: 81, 18th aud sd
Of each mouth sIcepi when Jeie, M on Sunday, when
the dsy Of departure viii be the hopdsy following
The first ola,s steamship
COSTA GlCA,
T. l.. Tnkcptush, Commander
VIII sail nom Pier No g. North River,
SATURDAY. AUGUST b. at " o'olech m Il,
Tn, steamship NORTHERN LIohf viii suceesd the
COSTA RIGA, and .,n AUGUST -.
yoI freight passage apply 70 go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.

NETWORK AND HAklIEM hAlLhOhD.
Train, for Albany Troy aud Sara;oss sprnss also ron.
p-csrr with the North Nes leave hthst depot a. wv
a. m. AMI T. =,
SPECIAL SOTiCE.-Pas~nters for ssrstofa Springs ey
tasinz III, ds,, and Oh SATURDAYS the v NJ
train 70 through o. SsgAiOE4 without ehsnse OF cas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

INOK NEW. ORLEANS DIRECr--WEDhES
DAY. Aug II, OF u O'Clock noon Tho AtAnc m W.,
Sta,.p company fr.t.uass side wheel steamer ARIEL
Will sail .. above from Tia No IN H.
NJ Kovi,n, Gr,-n d. y. ALLEN.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
PAfsTFCULA NOTICE

There are many preparations sotd under The nam,
IF BHferS, 1at Gp m qnarf butte. coH; onnaed y:
the cheapest Hhi&hty c,mp on rum costing fil,;;
~ to lt cents per gao" tic taste dt&guiQ ~ An,S
or COridnder Seed
This class Of Biters has caused ou,, nil,
10 cause. as long as hey ran be sold I,ndreI y III.
he deafh 81 fhs dr"nkG7a BY mir use The xysien
Is "ep' c."snuaHy nnder III, tn.fneRce II AtvtoiL
Stimhtnnts q ihe Gorst KIND ne desire 10, Liqmy,
y created nrd kept up ana the reSHH is aUihe hor
rOr~ attendant "pOn drHnkard'S and dc fta
+ r ttoSe UhO desire and viii have a L;ouo,
BHierS, zee p1sb'ish ho .toiioTine receipt GefU (.
S"'tir H""iiiaEd'> Ge ma tsiti, rs and mis-
Fm Thr. Quar's "i Good Brand. az NhI>-
Key. and the result TiL be q preparation that lr,h
tar * in n'sdrinai rirtues and true ercehenc,
aay 81 The numerous Liquor Bi.ers la he niarke
and rW :. ST much less. You uu hare Oh m.
rtr,ueS Of % infia d's B'ier> in connection arif,
good arfi"ie Of Liquor, at much less prtcc ihqn
these tnferi0r reparati0ns rH cost Y0u
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
NOTICE. es
For the Benefit Of Soldiers Orpana.

Dr an act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania sp-
. proved May 9, le64, the Governor was authoriG-
ed 20 receive the Of fty thousand dollars oHer-
ed v the Pennsy ylvania Railroad Company, "for the
education and maintenance OF destitute orphan chill
dren of deceased soldiers and sailors.
The persons entitled to the benefits OF tins Act arc
the "children of either under the age OF hfeen
resilient IN Denusy at the time of the appica-
tions, and depen lent upon either public or private
charity for support or op the exertions OF moth
or other person destitute of means to afford proper
education and maintenantc, of fathers who have
been XII led or died of wounds received Of disease
contracte in the service of the United States wheih
er in volunteer or inilit regiments OF this State or
in the regular army of the naval service OF the Unit
ted States, but who we're at the time OF entering
such service actual bona fls residents OF PsnnsyiFa-
mia"
Such children will be boarded, clothed and sduea-
ted those under the age Of six years. IN any sata's
school that will receive them on proper terms ana
those over six years of ago in one OF the State Nor
mai Scho Is. -
The application must be made "by the mother, Il
living, if not by the guardian or next friend
Persons representing such orphans as above de-
scribed can receive inform 'tion blank forms, and
all necessary assistance by application to either OF
the undersigned. -
P NJ OSTERHAUT Esq,
R.v. C. K LANE,
Rev LUTHER PECK,
Mrs HELEN NJ NEWMAN,
Miss RHODAS S CAREY
- - experimenting
Com ittee for Soldiers Orphans in Wyoming County
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 'RtT OF Fl FA to me
- directed | will expose to oubli4 sale at the
Court n: e IN tle Borough cf Tunkhannock on the
29th day of 0ctoccr =. b. 1864 at one o'cfo < p, NJ
al of the right title of Detr To tn fllowius descrb-
piece or parcel of lani, situate in Monr,,, Town
snip, wyoming County aud State of Penu'a bound
ell and described rs follows: to wit Beginning on
the East line OF Wan. O-cutts on the North sid
of the Lake road ami running thence North one and
bah degrees East fftyfour AMI eight tenth perch
es South a0s a"grees East 81 Perrhes, South 36
degrees East ID Ptrches to Lake ro I'd by the hoo
House, hence by and with sIid road South 40 and
one fourth degrees West 6l and three tenth percbes
10 the ulace OF beginning, containing 9 acres and
80 Perches. more y: less Excepting anil rescrvlpe
one half acre for School House purposes and also
excep ing AMI resarvIng about fourth Of an acre
the North end which is reServed Carpepter foI
purpose Of con ueting water About acres there
of improved with Framed Dwelling used and occu-
pied as Dwelling and Store House Framed Barn
an Hog Pen with some fruit trees thereon with the
appurienane's
ALSO, one other place parcel Of lani situate in
Northnoreiani Township Wyoming County Pa
Bounded an described as follows Bounded on the
North by laniS of Augustus Weaver East by lands
o. ADJUST Weaver and land late of James CLAW
ton continuing SO acres, less about 25 acres
thereof improved with small fame House one
frame Barn and small apple orchard thereon with
the apdurtenances thereunto belonging
SEIZED and taken in execution at the suit Of Hcis-
ter Keoler assigned to A. L. Peckham vs. Elijah
Monroso
And will be sold ior cash onIv by
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff.
Sis iIs Office,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19

We're n1parded The highest Premiums ore~
all Competifo s, at the t lo'on7
Stale and unity FuiIs OF 1868
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Marufaci uring Machine
First Premium for Machine Work.
INDIANA STATE FAIR
First Premium for NJ ,chine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine Work.
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
FIrs, Premium for Family M Ichna.
FRS Premium for NJ .nufaotu~ine Machine
First Premium for Machine Work
OHIO STATEFAIR .f
First Premium for Machine Work
IOWA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Flmilv Mrrhine
Fiast Premium for Mnnufaetu ing Machine
First Premiu... for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATEFAlR.
Fvst Premium for Machine for all purposes
First Premium for Machine Work
KENTUCKY STATEFAIR.
FIRST Premium far Machine for all purposes.
First Premium to- NJ chine Work.
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR,
Fusi Premium for Family Machine
FIRST Premium for NJ ,nuf ictur,ug Machine
Eirst Premium for Mlchine Work
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAR
First Prem urn for NJ 'nufActuring Machine
First Premium for VI lchine Work
OREGON STATE FAIR
Ilst Premium tor Family Mrchine.
First iAreman for " ,.,hine Work
CHITTENDEN Co. Vt)Agr'lSoc.
Fl st Premium to- T mily Ma hine.
Fns Prra'lum for NJ ,nu!acturng M lchins.
FIfst Premium fer Marhine Work.
FRANKLIN Co (N.T. lFAIR.
FIrs' y e'uirm for Family Machine
FIRST Premium fnI NJ nuiactutipg Machine
ChAMILAiN VALLEY tvt) Agr'l Soc.
HAMpDTN Co. (MASS) agr'l Soc.
Diil"na for Emily Machiue.
D!ri"tnt for VI chine Work
WASHlNGI0N CON. YDFAIR
First Premium for Family Machus
QCE&NS eo.(N Y )Agr'l SOC.
Elfst Premium for F, mily Machine
FirNt Premium or Mnuuf. cturng Machine
First premium for Ma hine Work.
SARATOGA Co (N.Y)FA'R
First Premium f6r Family ,chine.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE (Pa )FAlR
First Premium for NJ ,chne for all purposes.
First Premium for Ma,hin. Work
GREENFIELD W)UNtON FAIR
First Premium for Family NJ chine.
First Prcuum for " icbue Work
CLINTON Go (C)FAIR.
rst IreniuIa G.r Family M,rhinc,
F'rs' irrIu uGuy for Ma .hiae Work
u )NrG Dfi!JY Cr(PDFAlR
First Prcmnra for NJ hne for all purposes
First Prem urh for M,ceine work.
IAN JOAQUIN G" CCai)FAIR
First Premium fo- Frmilr M,cbinr
First Premium tor NJ rhin. Work
SAN JOSE DISTRICT (Ch) FAIR
First Prcmiuu for Family Machine
| FsIsi Premium Machine Work
= The comprises alI the f,irs ,t vb,
the GRoDER & BAKER MAGAZINES were exhibiteJ IN
yea
Sales CONS, f35 RroaHway, Now Yorl
750 Ches; 'Ul 81 Philadelphia
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
uc,HoE .EAtGRr LEY.
A CARD TO TiE SUFFERING

StWALLOW two or three bogshe De oI " Eu hu'
= Toni, B;tters" Sars,p,rilia," " Nerv"u-
Au,do,es" &c, Be. &c AMI after you are sa'lte.l
with the result, tn n try on" box of Oh0 i;O' iok
p;;-II::;aN:; !;EGLTSu SPECIFIC PILLS ant
oc restored to health and vig"r IN less IN IN tn''t
Io ~, ,rn r,,--!v vegetable. pl asant to tax
nr, ,upt ii salut,ry in their rfcc N the br" en-
',oyn and shattered ons tuition Oil "d2 Youn*
IN take them with adv 'ntage. Imported ani sol
in the United States only by ~. ). ~ il.kt
No APT Broadway, New Yak.
ggo Agent for the ''ni'nd s. tea.
p.S-A A Box Il the Pills SEE " packed vii
+ mailed to my address receipt f price. .hici
= ONE DOLLAR, post p.iI--moaey refunded by,
the Gent if entire satista ton is not given
ii Nv
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
/ imam Clothes wringer.
1T IS THE ONLY RELIABLE
SELF-ADJU TInG WRINGER.


SELF-ADj u TInG WRINGER.
NO WOODWORK TO SWELL OR SPLIT.
NO THUMB SCREWS TO GET OUT OF ORDER
wAReAsTEp WITH OR WITHOUT cae WHEELS.
I,n the FIRST PREMIUM ut Fify-S~vcn
s,ate and County Fairs in 1868. and is lrithout
srce,tion the best Wr'ngct ever made.
p,trnted in the United States Englani Canhd',
ami Australia. Agents wanted i" every town, aud
in all parts of the woFli.
Energetic agents Can max from 3 to 10 Dollars
pc som1le w.inger sent Express-paiI on receipt Of
p'iSe, No 2, Sc 50. No /, $3.50. NoF, $3.50. No
Manufactured and sold, wholesale a.d retail by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co
No "a platt Street, New York. Clev elan !, Ohio
and Benui ,gton. Vt S. c NoRTHR0P, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz
That IRON we'll galvanized ,rai not rust;
That simple machine is better than mPi''at-
That :, Wringar should be seLtadusting, durable,
and e6fcient ...-..- IT,.
and trouble 10 regulate and keep in order !;
That wood soaked in hot water 1'H sHeH, saT"i8
The % wood bearings for the shaft to in wM 1ear
TIT The Putnam Wriuger, with without cog
ubeaJs will not tear the clothes;
Thai cov- wheel regulators are mar essential;
| That the Putnam Wringer has all tha advantages
and not one of the disadvantages above named
That ali who have tested it, pronounce 1t the oes'
Wringer ever male;
Tbatit viii wringa Thread or u Bed Quilt WITT
OUT ALTERATION ,
We might fill the papar with TESTIMONIALS "u'
insert ony a few 10 convince the skep'lcll, II >rci
there be mi We Jay all, test Putnam "rinSef
Test il T IOROUGuLY with AN un ALL others
any If no, entirely satisfactory. return 1t:
Putnam Manufacturing Co;
GENrLEMLN; [ kr3i5 tF m prdcficat eTpeFteh"e
that iron nell gaIraaize lcih zinc 1W MT or'1tze
| or rust one particle Ths Putnam fringer Is as
near perfec! as possible and ran cheertuHy rec
! omend Il 10 be best IN use. Resp r'ia'ii !o"!''
JNO. w. WHEELER, CirVei'nd' oho'
| Many wears experience in the glv"n'zing tu =
ness cnaf7 me 70 inloIse the above Statement III
all particulars. rAo ,pprpprs
| Ito Btexmun ST.
! We have tested Putnan's Clothes WTlnger by
pra,ii al working I'D know tbatit will d.. III Is
heap; it is sitapte il requires no room whe he'
At work ar at r"st IA chili can op"rate II II los
its duty thoroughly; it sames time ami II saves
! and GEAR. We earnestly a!vi'e all VIII" haze md6i
" ,shing to do wi h ~! intelligent rersnns VII" ny
anp tv oGy TINS Wrnger. 1t W. Iny tor itsef il
year at moe.
| uc.HOE .IACGRr LEY.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
Ayers Pills

RE you sick, feeble and complaining Ar"
\ l,u o,t Of Order w,th stem ter.n red ana
,,,r ,..,;Es IN ONTO table a! These synp:ums
.f..o the p.e Il te- ~er",us illness some It ~
s,kgess is ,-rrrIn3 : up" you ani should 'c a"ert
al r,- Il, Timely ~ o tle gIt remedy. Take Az
rr pis eaL ri4 lust uut me iis"T'iefet hufn"rs-
rur,.v the o,soi. and let th- all Is move un ur"h
stru.IeI n ae litn a.; tin. Iuey SuGatr 81. tnn:-
tiops %, tAe body int" vigorous dctivl'i, iur he
system from the oaStru tonS which make IsesSS
4 .,II ..,tl.s somewhere in the b"dY, ant der.cs
it, ,turtl functions These, IT no' rei'evei :r'''
,p,n themselves auu tn surrounding "rgan sIr" iur
ing general aggravatiou, uG ring 'n ~ arIs"rl!
While in this .ondi;ioa. take Ay rs Pulls ant .e'
hy III re- II ;htv rS ore the natural action of she
sys.em ontfsiit. il the bunyaut feelings nj h-ilfh
.iu What - true an s. a pr ent III tins 'rF'-
al and common comp. is also t'ue AN III hah'
of the deep raed aud dangerous His'enlpers ne
same IIlr ike fleet exp~.s hem tused pS SIM
i,,r o6srr til n. ard drriug nitnt1 II the RttuFh
fnnct,ns of no nody they are rapidly and many oi
them .urely cured by the same scanA lie wh"
know the virtue Of these Pills win uegfcet TO employ
them when suffering from the dls"c.'ers 'hey cure
su h rs Healach Foul Stomlch, D'sentery, bii-
ious Compla,n.s, Inllscs ion. Dr. nSentnt ni Tue
Liver Costiveness, Constipation. Hear burn kheu-
matisrn, Dropsy, Worms and Suppression, "aen TAX
eu in large dos-s
They .-e Sugar Coated so hat the most sensitive
can take t. en- easily, nj they are surely the ocst
purgotl,e ii, iicine yet discovered
Ayers sue Gu re-
For the speedy anl certain Cure ~ lh'e''''''e"
Fever, or ChilIs ana Fever Remittent Fever, Chm
Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bill
ious Headache. and Bilious Fevers indeed, for
the Whole class of diseases originating in nj a
arrangement, caused by the malaria Of miasna-
tic countries
This remedy has rarely failed to cure tie severes
cases Of Chils and Fever and it has this great adj
vantage over other Ague medicines that it suhduss s
tho complaint without injury to the patient l.
contains no qunne or other deiiterlus substance,
does it produr-e qninism oE auy injuries effect
ekItever Shakins brothers of the army and the
ewst try 10 and you will endorse these Insertions.
lwPreparei by AY' r & Co., l. WELL Miss @.
d sold by Samuel Stark Tun< hammock. and al
aRders in medicine everywhere.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
AUCTION EER.

L. c. Conklin, Of Tunkhannock Borough Wyo-
ming County Pa hereby piho- notice that he has
taken license pubic Auctioncer and tenders
his services TO the prbiic in that capacity
able terms. G. CONkLIN.
October lst, 1864.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
Valuable
FARM FOR SALE.

The Subscribers II sell at Public Venduo
Auction, at the Court House
IN TUNKHANNOCK WYOMING COUNTY PA.
On Tuesday, November, ,22nd at l0 o'clock P NJ 1864
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
MALE AND FEMALE,
From Fer j Nerton Bro'rn d D Editor Of tn
EHcyclope pedia Ct Rel gious Knoriedpe

A.
Encycloi. .cdia Ct Ref giouS Knoriedge
Al hnligh Jisposrd to vur ur NJ, INN nj PAT
ent Me%icInes IN general through distrust of .hci
IN. sients effects. yet know of 20 suf;eicpt
why rana may not testify The bene;its he
believes hnn>eli to nave received fr"ln any srnrI,
prerara on in the hope that he una thus cent iLu;.
10 the benefit of others.
10 tbs tie more readily in regard 10 Hooa nd.
Germ Bittera. prepared hy Dr. c Jackson. OF
RI ls city, because pr'judiced "a rs, them
many years uaier the impression that they wer,
.hiefy airo1"lic mixture, | ana indebted to nv
friend Robert Sho maker. Esq:, for the removal Of
his prejudice hy proper tests for encour ,gem,p,
30 try them whom suffering from great and long con
tinued Debility. The Of three bottles of thess
Bhters, At the beginning of the pr sent year was
tolloned by evident relief ami restoration 10 n de-
gree OF bodily an mental vigor which had Not felt
-, six months before, an had almost despaired ,.
regainine> ! therefore hank God and my friend 70,
directing me 70 The -" of them
pHILAD'A, Junc %. 1861 :; iSEwroS BRowx
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19

Tn. Lemon Farm, advertised for sale In our
raper is ore of tho most oe'iIao'' :. ~ :,
Tbo.e W shng to purchase should go and examine II
bslcre the day of sale
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl IA TO me-
ID directed will exp sc TO public s"lo at the
Court House in TunkhannoCk Borough on the 29th
day of OF A. d 1864, ut one O'Clock p. NJ. all that
certain of piece, parcel of lanI, situate in La
ceyvIlle, Braiptrim Township, and bounded on the
South by the Tioga Road, on the East by Cd Fell
lows lot, and b. Wakcman, on the North by land
of skcman on the West by lanl of I. N. Llrey:
containing about one acre, all improved with one
public Hotel, Que building called odd Fellows
II n one b lrn and 9th outbuildings, and some
fruit trees thereon,
ALSO. 9TH lot piece parcel Of land situate
in said Township Braintrim md bounded on the
South by lands of Penj Edwards and Samuel Greg
ory, on the f st by The Spring Hill Road, on the
West by iant of Thomas Sheridan ami the Little
Tuscarora creek, ami on the North by land of Benz
Il wa Is AMI tannery, containing about eleven
acr.s all improved, with some fruit trees thereon
&c
Seizei AMI taken in execution at the suit of Sol,
mon Brown Mary A. Labar, Executors Of I. J
Lahar DEED.
Sheriffs Office, J AHIRA GAY, Sherif.
Tuuk Oct. 3d. ga
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19

Com ,ittee for Soldiers Orphans in Wyoming County
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
VATI0IA Al CLAIM AGENCY,
CONDUCTED BY

Harry AND COLLINS,
WASHINGTON. D, c.
In orier to facilitate the prompt ad-
justment of Bounty, arraas of pay, Pensions AMI
other Claims, due sosliers and Other persons from
tho government of the L ,itsi States The under
signed has mode arrange ments with the abov firm
who's" cxperien and close proximity 10, ami daiy
intercourse with tho department well as tie ear
ly knowledge. quired by th'm, of the decisions
frequently he,ng made, enables them to prose ute
claims eficianilv than Attorneys MT u distaute
eanposshly do Al persons entitled to claims Of Il Q
above description can haze hem properly arte nded
10 by calling on me and entrusing them TO NV care
HARVEY SICKLFR,
Ast for Harry : Colliss,
nkhannork, Pa.
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NEw YoRg June 25, - Times WAsnNGrog
special "a says Tuesday 2nd corps moved 10
a position half way between Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad and Weldon Rairoad
enemy in force, formed miles this side OF
the latter road Lively skirmishing ensued,
but the enrmy's position found TO be strong,
and the advance fell back to the main body
Wednesday the army put in line Of battle
ready for action Heavy cannonadiog heard
at City Point Thursday bnt not known
whether II proceeded from general en-
gaRement
Another Times correspondent, HKADQuAR
rERs, after detailing operations, says about
8 o'clock Tuesday evening, the enemys cav
airy under Ross, dashed into our lines, nut
Immediately disappeared on discovering ol
our forces. Small party OF rebels captured
belonging to,Hils, LonRsireels aud Ewells
corps reporting these troops TO be in front
Worids Washington special says, heavy
firing heard at City Point, rhuaday, up to
noon in direction Of Petersburg and also
toward Fort Darling reported our army grad.
ually moving around toward our left
Tuesday night, while the President was a.
the front the Prandest operations Of the war
we're in progress Passengers report that
the stceples aud towers Of Petersburg are
shot away
Tribune correspondent with Butler IlrAn.
ouARrrRs 2lst says, Gen Foster with his
troops moved north Of the James to position
withir miles Of Richmond and intreuohed
himself, This movement presses the rebels
greatly