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The C"nt;"erote publishes an extra to-day
lr"'n CASTOR July 1-saviny, reached here
lo-'!ay after two and a half days journey from
Petersburg. | don't think the road will bc re-
paired for 4 month to Petersburg.
Fighting has been going on for several days
past on the railroad near leans station. There
WAS heavy fighting there yesterday. The ad.
vantage was on our side. Our men arc conf
dent OF our ability to hold Petersburg. I'll.
l"nkccs continue to shcl! the city every day
Part OF it has been badly damaged, thcug
few persons were killed.
The Yar5ccs loss since The fight commences
is thought to be 10000. Our loss 1900
C!anll.s mel the Yankee raiders md
y ,on anal ',pcafs and killed, wounded a..t;
captured SoO.. He captured 1900 hcad 4,
horses, al t'c artillery rs picccs), all ,Ictfs.
wagon trains, baggage and ammunition. IhisS
happened O" "Wednesday, near Storcy Crce..::
-Four ':rn,!rcd negroes were also captured. 4
is said 20 I'c the most complete route VIC have
ever seen
Nothing Of Importance from the Georri.
Front. Everything quiet there.
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y gentleman recently rom Ischmonl, tells
very interesting" little Incident which cyilc,s
something Of t!'o state of the public regard tor
General Lee, and his thoughtful kindness 10
our sick and wounded soldiers. Duvi!n. len
cral Lees recent attack Of illness, he went
down to l;chmond to recruit his health.
w hl!c III the cars he expressed u desire for n
bottle OF port wine. After his arrival, his wish
was talked OF on the streets, and in less than
three Eonrs three hundrc,: bottles of ror were
sent t" han. N' the number he reserved enc
for his own Use, and sent Tic remainder 10 the
!io:pltalS, 70. worNde:. soldiers.
= .'oriilcrn paper stated so:mn time since
that their lrrachrra delivered sermons. Stoe!
from manuscripts written lv Southern minis.
lcr'; read tilcr texts from stolen .ilvH; preach.
cd I" Il people clothed in stolen anrartL. who
walked o" stolen calpcS, used stolen furniture,
and ate aHh drank from stolen plat. on their
tables \ n,,'on & roLhtr, AMI b!ood-thirstv
mNsdrrcl*, they have ben made 50 by their
ccc.yslas!!ra! teachers. i1,is Ianullacc nav
sound hal*:rIy. especially ;oru religious journal;
bat, as facts demonstrate it's truth it is not
wror% to express ii. Executions there arc at
the NoitlI---iii;ilv noble spirt: who have not
bowed the knee 10 this Naa. hut they arc tic
cAcci'tons, 10. thc yuic. Ill honor TO such
men who, like IlItkcr, can stand un,novcd and
breast the furious storm Of corruption and inf
deity. May thoy survive to sec better days
whI!c ,!ouh;!css tnciv traduccrs viii be swallow
Cd up III tic cOI4nolion thcy have created.
ANucois In,{,N
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Henry Stacy, a citizen Of Hawkins couhty,
East Tennessee, died on the 18th April} rsgl.
lie was abou: forty six years OF age, six Est. ak
inches high, and weighed oyer six AsapSfet&
pounds. -ReJcl y .'NE.*IEf'
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TIE LATEST PAElslAN SwYLE.--AP Parif

1HE IIsTHaT AEI5!AN 'oT1 E.===-zH L HT1F
rr*pnEdcnt writes sss
must for an Instant alIudesto anew fa$
@rouud;r@ my statements on apicture it
Journul NuShr. | limited some weeks
that ladies were about to wear. "tail ch:
The tim" has arrived for that innovation,
only last night I beheld with astonisH il
not uniniNoI With terror, many ladies Mlfs'
and dress coats, waist coats, shirts, collafs
crava,S-thcy have assumed them all inIf,;
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MEDlcM. USE OF :Si.r.--,!u ,l:Ir r.GS.>s @:
diS"r'!crrl stomach, i ,c;*pu"ni! OF sal: i; :,
certain cure. la the violent iulrr,r.l nr!,iu..
termed choc, add teas pnnni:!l If salt 10 ::
pint of cold water; drini il an,i .ro f, ,,,: i:
IS one of the spre'iirSt rcmrIir; h!!nwn vI,
S'inc Will revive Il person WHO $ysl.> #!.Au<t
dead from receiving; Il heavy il tr In an
ap"plrctic fit, II" tiAr >h"nL be o>,! in j',.ril..
down salt and water, if sufficient sr,l.l:ir X,
main +" allow @! swallow ll,M; i:'l,t, ,hv head
must be >l'"n"r'i with rutI wafer un.l The
sense returns, when sal; viii c"lnIirtr!y restore
the patient from Tive l':har"v. In iit TIC fee,
should b: placed in warm w;:tr4, with mustard
added, "u'l the legs hrisky ri,,r,, aij ban
daScS rm"vr. from the meek, ami !, cool
apartment procured, if possible, In !.laiv
cases "f severe h"rdin;: 1T llr lungs, n whrr,
other remedies; failed, DR.. Rush lrnL ,n.,t Two
tc'sp"onlu!s "fst c"nfpirtrlv STAYED ti... ,,u.G.
In ease of bite lr"ni Il mal doc, wash the
part with strong !:'i!:r for ~, hour, and then
hln, on some salt with Il Ia" IL tuntl.arhr,
warm salt and wafer held to the part, and re-
moved two or three times, will relieve it Il, nn,, ,
cases lfthc sulns be affected, w,Sl. the nl"..h
with brine. II the tccii, be covered will, tar.
tar, wlsl, them twice il day With salt anl WI
ter. In swclIr'l neck, w,>;! the part with brine,
and drink it, also, twice Il day, until cured
Salt will cNpcE WORMS, if used in food in i
moderate degree, and aids digestion. lit salt
; meat is injurious, if used muc,.--Ec.
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SWEET N,MEs.--lt is unfortunate for t7thrn,ss
that the initials OF his name'a q. S., fon It Aas
given :hc rebels free scope for dubbinl slsy,,
with all kinds Of comic sohri1ucts. ,Whatnvtr
his trlf, name may be, he has been callc bv
the following: Ulysses .SGgun United .States,
Uncle Sam, Unconditional Surrender, lure.
generate Sinner, unaIIoycd Scoundrel. .l}
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Ma S'llian has appointed SAINT, An..; :: Field
Marshal.
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IN ''cc"f'L'lco witl lH!c .,onr.- custom. no n,r
"li bc issued irc!n this o.:rc Tomorrow
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ne &c" YORK 1'"es, OF the 2:r'l uit., states t!la
'':\Nr s'; ae'' lost III The present ci;.,ln;iu on,
hundred and ten ;lt,.s:..d ,:cu
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Manufacture Of Wooden Goods !
CHAPTER |

The Manufacture of Woolen Goods both in the
household and in the factories has become Of great
Importance on account oftits forming at present
principal articles of clothing. The nature of cl
mate make ID necessary and the scarcity of Gotten
has greatly increased the value of wool and Fabrcks
made from it and being engaged in the business Of
making Clorh and Flannel, and also oil Cariing,
and Cloth Dressing. We hayo thought few remarks
with regard to handling Wool, and the proper pro-
Of Manufacture might be Of service the coun
try, and benefit ourselves
The first process with the farmer who intends to
make bis wool into rolls fur spinning AMI weaving
at home, after washing aTl shearing is asserting the
qualities. This We do not expect farmer to do rs
perfectly as n regular manufacturer, but by trying
he Will approximate towards it, and be amply paid
Tor the little pains required, 10y having
thread and smoother fabric. he fleece should be
whole and be spread out a tabe-tfe coarseSt
wool will DO fouTd On the skirts OF the fleece. and
can sasily be distinguished by looking closely to the
fbrs Two qualities from eadh fleece will perhaps
be close enough for ordinary purposes, but as the
sheep IN country differ much in their grades OF
wooi-the coarse pant Of one may do to 90 with tho
nner part of another, and thus make three or four
qualities of the lot If it is going to the manu-
factory to market, the fleece should not be torn
but after removing the locks. shr ud be rolled up
4 compsctly, skin out side Not less than pound
oflard fresh butter or oil should be sent with every
ten pounds of wool going to the cardiug machine.
The next thing of Importance is Of to he
well carded, for which will be entirely response
BILE but in the matter of spinning.an and veaving we
have another caution TO add, Unless the yarn ia
evenly twisted and beat up evenly in Il loom, tho
cloth shriuks uneveny in fuing making some pla-
css wide and others narrow, an. if the fESher sue
ceeds IN pressing out tho w:inces the cloth will re-
sumo its cOnturtion again when made into gar
I nsnt and the mechanic is sometimes wrongfully
I blamed for coat becoming lantern jared on a
mans back II 10 easily avoided by giving tho
wheel equal number of turns to given length Of
thread drawn We tini this difficulty ncre 1sing
OF late years, and have to the conclusion that
if some Of the spinners do not keep better time on
their pianos than their spinning wheels, We should
/ hate dreaduly to listen to their music
As every moment of labor SHOULD be employed to
the best advantage, and every ounce of material be
appropriated II the best purpose, on of our
war. propose to write other ch tpters our
branch of business after this is read sufficiently bS
remembered, and shall endeavor to do work
nice enough for balmorll skirt or doctors coat,
and make trOwsers stout enough TO last farm er
i through a years campaign at least.
INGHAM / WRENCH.
/ HOVE Factory, CAXProwx BRADFoRD Co May 2.'64
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OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING sYMpToMs
Resu!ting from Disorders efttc Digestire orgen.
PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold Qnder the nams
q BItters, put up in quart Bottles compounded Of
ne cheapest rhiskey on rum 'cossing from
~ % 4O cents per gallon tie taste disguised by 1niss
or Coriandcr Seed
4htS class OF 8ttters has caused and ,ciU continxs
TO cause as long as they can be sold hunres 20 ii.
the death Of hie Gruakard BY heir use the svste,n
IS kept continually under the Influence of AIcohoii<
Stimutants Qf The rorst ki,ld the desire for Lioaor
IS created and kept up and the result is the nor
r0FS attendant upon, a dru1kards and de tth
F.r those 1cho desire and will have a I:o,,er
Biters, zee publish the foiioring receipt Get one
Bottle Houiiland's German RItters ona mir
nth Three Quarts of Good Brandy or Whis.
Ley' and TIE result arW be a preparation that ,oia
lai 80 ~ - ms@'rtndI r'TfueS and trat ercelenes
any Of tle nualcrouS Liquor Biiters in the 1orE,,
and niH cost much less. You lciH haze oil "a,
rtrtues 2f Hoohand's Bitters in connection sifh
a good artide Of Liquor at a much less price i6a.
these Inferior Preparations lriU COS. YOU
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From Res. J NstetOn Br0nrn, D. D., Editor Of hs
Eneycloptdia Of Religious Knonrledge.
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An appeal will be held dt the Court House in the
Borough OF Iunkhanuock, on Friday, the z2d day
of July, A D. 1864.
/ Appraiser
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CWALLOW two or three kogsheads of ,.Rs,ub.
~ Tonic Bitters,' ''SarsapariIla" "Nervous
aaldotes, &c. DC. &c, and after YOU are satisfied
with the result, then try one hox Of OLD DOCTORS
BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and be
restored TO health "nd Vgor in less than thirty davs
They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take nromnt
and salutary in their effects the broken. down aid
shattered constitution. Old and youn ;. can take
hem with advantage. Imported and sold in the
United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER,
-s Station d, Bible House,
New York.
General Agent
P.S.-A box sent 10 any address on receipt Of
price-which i: OneDoliGr-postfrsc;
,3-n3l-3n A. a. Co.
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Al hough not disposed to favor or recommend Par,
ent Medicines in general throu ugh dstrust Of their
ingredients ana effects, yet know of no sufficient
reasons whv man may not testify 10 the benefits h.
believes himself to have received from any sinpls
preptraion,ln the hope that he ma thus contribute
to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard to HooHand,s
German Bitiers, prepared by DIR. NJ Jackson. Of
Z is city, because was prejudiced aga nst them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted to m
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ for the remo,si :,
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement,
70 try them when suffering from great and long cen
tinued debility. The of three bottles of thcas
bMters at the beginning of the pr sent year, was
iolo"ea ny evident relief, and restoration to de-
gree OF bodily an mental xigar which had NOT f.l,
for six months before and had almost despaire OF
rcgaining l therefore thank God and III friend for
directing me 20 the use of them u & sg =
iAtLAD A. June IS, 1901 NEWTON BRewR
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

Will im.nediateIy relieve, without pain all disturb
ance Of The perioia discharge, whether arising iroa
Relation OF Suppression. They act like u charm in
removing the pains ilit accompany difficult o. i'm
mo er4Le menstruatiop, and arc the only safe and
reliable re4eIt for Flashes Sick Headache, Pains
in the LoiGs. Brck aud Siies, Palpitation Of ts
Heart, Nervous TFemors Gyserics, Spasms, Broken
Seep aui other ~. pleas Ut ana llnscrous effects Of
unnatural cuuditiaE "f The sexual functIoUs In
the worst eases oi FLEOT A.0US or h!tes ta=y ef-
feet speedy cure.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been usct OVER A QUARTER OK a CEN
TCRY. They re otferad the only .fe means of
renewing interrupted n a7rlti,a, bu' LIliss mas.
bear in mind that there IS one condition q the f.
male Syst m in lsa,ct The PiiLs cannot c taken
p,i:hout prodaciar a PECULI4R RESULT
The condition >r-fer ed 10 IS PREGNANCY
!As result MISCARRIAGE, Such is the trresiSt-
i6e tendency Of He medicine 10 restore the serga!
functions 10 normal condition. that ersra I'll. pro-
ductire p0rer Of nature cannot resist it THEY
CANNOT Do II tRM many other wtY. -..-
DR.CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are The o.alv lie Iicine that MARRIED AND SIN
GLE LADIES have relied up1n FIR many years, or
can rely upon now. BEWARE OF TNITA-
TIONS! These Pitis form tAe Finest Preparation
.r.r pH foruGrd with IMAIEDiATD and PEk-
eGSTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE DFCEIy-
ED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist,
ami tell him that YOU rant the BEST and most
RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is comprised in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLsH!
They have received. and are receiving The
sauction of the most eminent Physicians in Anssr-
fcG.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box The
price, one Dollar per Boz, coG:ainiug from 30 to
60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly. by remitiing tie
price to the Fropre1ors, or any authorized Ase Mt
in current funds.
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NOTIONS, Sc. Sc, adapted to this Season.
which will be sold at the VERY LOWEST MA kET
PRICE for Cash or Country Produce at the Store Of
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MERCANTILE APPRAIsEMENT.

The undersigned. having been appointed Mercan-
tile appraiser for the County Of Wyoming for the
year 1854. hereby certifes the following to be
rect list of Retailers in foreign Merchandise, with
their names class an rate in the several townships
10 wit
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fh. gre,ts.t improvera n. yet in lhe sswins Ma:

The greatest improvcm NJ yet in the Sowing Ma
chine art. curiosity worth seeing.
Please send for circular with sample Of sewing.
rhe,s Improved Machiu one HUNDRED PER
CENT of thread and silk AMI make ths Locks-IrcH
alike on both sides.
They require 10 instruction to operate perfectly
except q the printed directions"
No harge in sewing from one kind of goods to
another.
AMI no taking al art 10 clean or oil
Our NEW MASUFAcToRr is now complete with all
It's machinery and tools entirely new al! i already
rapidly turning out N chines which for DHAurY and
PERFEo7InS Of FINISH are not surpassed by any
manufacture in the world
y B.-Shoall any Mlchino prove unsatisfactory,
it can he returned AMI money refan led.
Agents wanted in counties not cauvassed by Out
own agents.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Whereas Letters OF A linitistrttiot :, the Estate
o. WIN, Durlanl, ltto of Falls TownShip deceased :.
have been granted to the sibscri5er- All persons
indebted to the s. d estate are requested make
Immediate payment, ard those having claim gai
g the estate of SAID deeeadent will make known the
same without deiay, to Fs ~ .ln
Naych q, 1854 D' J" A''a'h'''E aeo
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE Pills -
S0lD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
uUTCHINGS L HILLYER, PRopRIETon's,
81 Cedar Street, es YORK.

~ Sold il Tunshannoek, bv J. W Lyman. in
MItrose, By Atle TgUcI, in S.rnrtcn iy L. 5. i
E. Fuller, IN T aeJoryvle by all Drnsyiss
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11

Tu nkha mock March %, 1894.
Treasurer s. Sale of Unseated Land IN wy
Oming County.

NOTICE is hereby given, that under and by
~ virtue OF tn Several Acts Of assembly Of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed for the col :,
lection of taxes unseated lands, the Treasurer of
w coming County, will, the second Monday Ito
wit. l3t!) June A. D. 1864, at the Court House. in
the Borough of Tunkhar mock expose to Public sale
the following and parts of tracts of uuseated
land for the taxes and costs them respectively
Sale 10 commence at one o'clock p NJ