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J. WALTERS &1Co1r are now getting off in
New York, q volume of about 600 pages, be-
ing Mr.. VALLASDIoHAM's Speeches, contain.
ing also a biographical sketch. II will be
ready by the middle of March.
This will be q most interesting work, en-
bodyihg az i does everything worthy Of nOte'
in the e%ventful life Of the man to whom it re.
lates. The book is got up in the best style,
being ornsmented with a new aud beautiful
steel engraved likeness Of Mr.. VALLASDlG-
HAM. Price $500.
The sam firm have also at the printers,
and half done, a new work Of 700 pages, en-
titled Speeches for the Times, by c.. L.. Val
landigham, George h. Pugh, George H. Pen
dleton, r. A. Merrick, d.. W. Voorhees,, and
s. s. Cox" A few others may also be added
by other parties. THIS work is also .rnament-
ed with three new steel engraved likenesses
As volume Of Political Literature, deal
ing, as it does, Immediately and effectively
with the great National Questions now az is
sue, this work will be more valuable thar any.
thing hitherto published. Price $3.50.
The publishers have also made some addi-
tions to Vallandigham's Record, and brought
it down to the beginning Of the present year
Price 81 90. Paper soc. They have an Of
fee, also, in Columbus, Ohio, and in Chicd-
go, ILL., ri3ao fr aaa.u aaHallatl
At the prices above named, these works are
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To agents, and the trade, there is a large
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this publication, to make a live and profitable
business. All papers containing notices, or
advertisements of our publications, should be
directed to J. WALrERs d Co, No. 10, City
Hall Square, New York.
The Whaling Voyage, To-night,-The
highly popular and instructive entertainment
of Capt Williams, in which the whole mat
ter of whale catching is presented and ex-
plsined, will attract a large audience tonight
at Huston Hall. Rev. Donald Kennedy, D.
d., of Troy, says of this entertainment:
y Everything that takes place during
the chase Of the whale, whether the effort to
capture him be successful or not, is repre-.
scented to the very life. You almost forget
that 1t is a mere representation, and the illu
slos becomes at times 30 complete, that you
fancy Yourself an actor in the exciting scene.
" v The most opposite emotions are ex.
cited by the different events and incidents of
the voyage. You are at one time conyulsed
with laughter, at another agitated with fear,
and again subdued with sorrow. The burial
of little Willie is one of the most tender aud
touching scenes it is possible 10 contemplate.
That alone is worth all the time and expense
a visit 1t is a sight that does the heart
good. sflaH
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Berthe Ohio Legislature, considered with
reference to the majority party, is a most
Ponderous aggregation Of intellectual stupid
ity, s~tatesmanlike verbosity, and loyal Dom
posity. "Pegging away" is hardly suitable
diction wherewith to express the magnitude
and multiplicity Of its labors. These are no
only hercnleau, but they are Augeap, and be.
meath them the great rebellion is lattenine
out like shoe-mAker's wax in the sunshine.
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Notification would hereby notify
those who have goods paioned with me, whose
time has expired, to call and redeem their
goods or they will be sold on Saturday Febru-
airy 18th, at public sale.
H. KLINE, Phillips House.
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House for Rent on Sear,St., and a farm
for rent or sale below Centreville. Call at
VIM. Walkers Clothing Store, Third St.
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Dayton, 1enIA ana OOlum6u. KaIIro.a
a Qasasagrwag.1s"

nNuKtF TaiT, 49,
i tickets from Dsytop f "a !, va Columbus. TLroueu
East AZ I 6 JraIy Trans ,kast, leaving 6 5sves;
anu Columbus DAY S's 4 EArrssS I2;sOia, M Giner9 et
n. Imn ~ v Aenia and London. Accom-, 'nese trains
oltmbu Wy H'AIons betgesn DAYTON ar
nnnia ~ at Dayton, night expressAAS
press 442 .. ~. N'o snd Cincinnati DAY a.
rains run by Colum nus time vh,
'er taAn layton time "H'e'"hlehIA7 minutes iGs.
calling Of = '' y can be had for an RsstanD
noIf hlNG. Ilcke t AKont. SiheSb'
Il W. WOODWARD bnnsrn
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MARGARET GEBHARTs ESTATE.
ON the 2Tth day Of January, A.D. 1854, the under
signed was appointed and qualified Administer
tor OF The estste Of Margaret GebhGrt, late Of Mont-
jSsoas JOHN sHUPERT.
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Hle0lcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in as Year 1850
FOR THH CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And undeF ne esntrol Of NO Of he mos Raainsnt
Physieians in the void,
nR V. BONAPA RITZ, from London and Paris
u Hospitals, and for the past zen years OF the On
late OF New York. This is me snly once in ne Sfy
where a permanent surS Of Pnvato Diseases can be
obtained, without me use o. nerSary or change OF
in 5 to 10 days; 5~6iotnTss ssrsd in I 10 . weeks; Noe
turnal Emissions stopped n . 70 8 days seminal
Weakness cured in : 70 wSSSa; syphilihin IN pnmA-
~ stages cured IN . days. See -ndaTy symptoms IN I
TO Swoeka; ahn Diseases onred h I 70 . veeEa; i'm
potency, vigor restored IN I 70 AWssks AHdiseases
of private naturs Eeated Win unparalleled success,
Df. BonSparts's grsaa vovt On pAvsts diseases. ne
Private Guide 10 Health, 10 beneficial 70 all, male and
female, old and Young, should read this book. twill
enhghten those who goPs IN darkness. Pres Is
Dr.. BsnAparte's FrsneA Pateni Mals sass II Ia
perfectly safe, and never fails 10 90 sahsfashop. Itis
he only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Price Of the French Patent Male SEE, u he singe
enc. 81 per half dozen, ~ per dozen, sent by mail.
81 hadame LOzIER's Female Monthly Pills il a
male diseases Ladies' should bot use them daring
pregnancy, as they WI prOdnee miscarriage. Price
81 % per box-sHsSA nne sS-sentt 70 any address ~
Drs. D. a 4. are me men to sonAult, uhoy ore nm.
OCCASIONALLY Acknowledged 10 be the ehaIapaons and
kings Of Venereai diseases, fnd tho only Doctors who
reoslse monthly reports nom tho old world; they
have been neonstomsd nom an early aRe Of youth v
wShass ne various diseases shleh aailes a.nknd,
professional study In avep sphere ofli&, Gom he
humble abete ei poverty - The Eanslon Of the veal
ahy,aud having aseortahat beyOna q doubt ahe Vasa
suiennR 81 humanity, they determined ~ select the
generaiEe system a. their p~aTuoutlnr studv, aud 10 de.
vote their whole attention. othe dloyadon Of the dis
eases OF heseImportantfunctous. Noleiters will be
~unswefed anless they o@ntain q remittance o. = pose
&c stamp. Call or address,
bra B~0NAPARTB a REYNOLDS,
No; is2syesmose street oss.sean Fiah a Si-ih, q uf
S1EN - N ssap
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Illinois Central Railroad,


CHANGE or TIME.
{ = and amer Monday, November 10. lss, p..
~ AThns viii leave Nation AMI haao IHssenge1
t,ob,a LEAVE NATION. "H
SSVhB north, l;lO p m and li.OO NJ
SornS SOUTH 500 a m and 500 D m
n.L. LEAVE PAN
song North 600 n and a.gGn NJ
~gso ll;SO a m and RAJ
hoH W r JOHNSON, Gen, y.
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f OR s A L II
A. E. McoLUaE,

NO. 200 THIRD STREET ATl4QHR U. sTOPPEL-
MANS QFFfoEf
L HAVE g large amount Of property for sale, such
as houaee and lots, IN all parts Of the city, ut vari-
Gus prices, raneingfrom urhundredt 30 ten thousand
dollars on good payments, and Well situated; aud
any quantity Of vacant lots ior sale. Al-o, seYerl
farms Tor sale, ranging from one hundred and sixty
acres down 20 atwo aerel Z, adjoining the city and IN
the county.
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
10 buy, will do well 10 call on me, ~ ! shall give
prompt attention toal business entrusted 10 my care,
] hsve had considerable experience IN the business.
iasdlm A. e. MCCLURE,
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.lgmSperlaI Notices.


2 =
L EARNESTLY caution all Young men suffering
L from Nervous Debility, &ca against endangeTing
their health by patronizing any Of the advertising
quacks. You can fully recover by the methods used
by the advertiser, and by hundreds Of others, and Ia
no other way. Read a letter which l will send youif
you will send me a post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to EDWARD n. TRANER, -
de28dRw6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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sandHskJ, DayIOn and C%InclnuatI n. !.
M@Ml@gaaaanmaa

tU
and after November 40, 1868, anal nnsi o,-,.
notice. Passenger aud FtslgAt Jf.ins 80 ~
DAfIONi going north, 40 f0ilows "' 'os''
MN A. "a: through frelghl and A.oon.n.n
Wv Win passenger Car attached.
iD.Rl A. N. Mail train tor SbrnebslA C,,,
AO.OO OrbahA, BellafOha1ne, lonett' Ii,aHs'
InnuushyI connecting a. Springfield vIl, - AA"
LOhuVh and columbus ~hrriVihg ~ LuuI,Iu.. tNh 10
u, AZ uIbAna with trAlu NJ Columbus. Al y
ram on fltts0urg, ~. Wayne A ybitialu WI
nas'l arriving ia Urettline a. 0.4o - IA ~, S,. t'''e
s'ga ~ at Oyde wit Irin o. tisteiaI,o ~, ',is a.
=, bp'hs hasA arfiVlnS in Gle yeiAau a. 80, W
~ a. a'9Oa ~ And DuilAIo al o.3e a ~. -
W., arriving IN Toledo ~ 1zIo n IN, Dettuii q, .Iht
~ SANAkoA' iV'SV n ui ana hAUduAky M al. ~"
h.I ~. Night l1press lOt surtnvbsls, ~
vi anu beilelontInei cCnnes thn "a F 'n'hN
slNI going hast ON ~tiHsLurg, H. Wayne sn.i %, ~
onu arriving IA IteAuIne at eIb = ma. Ittl.bn MN H.' =
~. SOlhB htst, "lth IruIu arr ylnn ~ ~ . ''C
o.1o y M and chicago ~ lJ:4O a H., a. IIvds u"ghee
40 SisNeiAhd ana iOleuo h. X. arfItiup IN nv
800 ~ Dttlkllk ~ l;Ou y IN and Bunaio Al s..n
reHches eanuusky at 1:4U u Ia. "S0 p D.
7.tl6 =. M. Huntsville Acromfnas.t..
Dayton on HIrFRl Of Tram frnn lVaVllt
tvaI Springfield Al 500 p N, uftAnA an NJ .h''i
wy thioeIty at ll!xJ m, BeieiontaIne Al H. p -
am huntsville al l2:l2 u m. sol y III
waa gAe.s va tlns Line 10 ali points North. h,.,...
Sau IS nau Al Tie Ticket Othce la M In,at. a -
sAnb W. KING Ticket Agent. DefS
are always as loN as BY any otber rant.
uo.ta oInnaNon ftinttYe " shipping BrslvlI A.
49,, aPIIJ Al Tue Cthpany's hreisht Insna,D W
Asent. n. RICE, SLp.1,r- %
OLAfr, Cen. Ticket Agent. nm
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BaIIlmOre and Ohio RaIIro,d

A&M aE s,ssF.,x7
u H men s snd ROUTA.-Iermlpa1a.. ,7s.rs
4 nn"1, No. and Farkersburg on the Wss, anu Wheeling,
ponts h ihs w nasroads, Steamers, ac., for and n piAo'
Three ir,ns a. !, Sou.hwest ana NorthwesI' IONA
LcaSa ns ~ me only route to Washias,nn"e ~
and 5.iS . m a aS az t,So, 7,4oand 1000 1 M MN IN, = ~
leave Washington at 90 . ~ and 7i4O a M onb
1hrppna6 u 1mnSadays AZ $3.50 and S , n o MI ana s'St
via Warrington CIV S 40 81 Eastern oites can be proopr q
ina,1s : laiek andfare as low as Cs anI ss o. "
at anS of H. ~ .naess va baltimore and 3bIo Route
). H.sULLIYAN, Gen uwthe West
W. .sMITlE ~. OOLh, Gen. Ticket Al
AAstot OF TranspUrtatons
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Success.-Tbe masquerade, last night was
q most pleasant and interesting affair, and
90 completely successful witha!, that we I'M
derstand IL is TO be repeated some Of these
evenings. %
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JAotlrGS.
SPEOIAL NOTIOE-

afUa SPhC1AL NOTICE rg fg.
A LII persons are hereby notified not to trust or
harbor my son, George G. Maxwell, as / will
pay no debts OF his contracting after this date.
Dayton. January Is. iso4-jasodiwO @NA
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Musir.

r. MUSIC.
r AM prepared TO furnish String Music for balls,
j. parties, &c, at the lowest possible rates. having
played with Prot Fairchild during the last summer,
/ feel confident that / can satisfy all his old custom
ers. ] am a member Of the kegimentsl BAND, aud
can furnish any number Of pieeeH for a string baud.
All orders Ien with Charles Theohaid, corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del3d3m DANIEL r. BAKER.
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sdSrGeu. Buffers expedition, the object Of
which was to 'take Richmond" and release
the Federal prisoners there, was one of the
most brilliant dead failures that ever was
planned, secesh women are Buffers special
ty, and the failure of his expedition is attrib-
utable to the fact that the city was not de-
Tended by ladies.
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p o r K p A C C
STEPHENS &c TURNER.
CORNER OF MAIN N BRUEN sTs., DAYTON.
TINE highest price Will be paid at this establishments
II for good hogs. ~
Spare ribs, tender lofns pigs fee. a., SlyAye on
hand. def2dtf
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On and amer Sunday, Nov 10, 1858, trans vi
~ leave Union Depot, Sixth street, Tor Ioledo MI
all lnterniediate points AZ follows.
Toledo and Chicago Mail a. ~. W a m.
lineage and Detroit Night Express nj 500 D m.
nolt X. N. hHOEMAKkR, superntebdsbt
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RAILROADS,
Dayton a western Railroad.
B
CHANGE or TIME

ODANdh w linn
ON and after Monday next trains on me lndial
" Central Will leave the Union Depot, Sixth street
at 500 a m and 400 y M.
Returning will arrive at ll;10 = m aud 500 D m.
The 500 q m, and $3.50 y M, express nNps MA q
close connections 20 MI points IN the West aud sout,
and 3tO p m train - the shortest and quisk Get rou /,
10 Chicago and the Northwest.
nolT W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
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9ailggnGmpire,
City and b Matters.


Pg-Trsns arrveAnd departfrom the Union Depot
follows;
OIHcInnAgt. HAnIhroH AID nArrnn-
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Grsat gtnN, Strantun, llsm-Dork,
and PHILADELPHIA.

Returning, leaves Factoryville on the lrriIa
of the New York, Philadelphia and Acc amOda
tion II ,in from Great Bend, arriving in 'nkhan
mock al o'clock, m.
N All Express matter, packages and )odS viii
he conveyed to and from the Depot. at asonab!e
rates the proprietor holding himself resi- nSoIe Tor
the safe delivery of all such entrusted to hi care
Towanda stage arrives at this hotel at II o'clock,
IN. Returning, leaves at o'clock, P m
Stages for PIttston, Wyoming, ana Wiikesbsrre'
leave on the arrival Of the Towanda stage, and re-
turning connect with the same.
Montrose stage leaves on Tuesdays, Thursdays an
SATURDAYS at O'Clock, a. m, connecting at Moh"o'
witt stages for Bnghamton, &c. Returning, eonnte'
with stages for Pits'ou, Towanda, &c.
Persons wishing to be called for at their res'lsh'I
will be accommodated by leaving their pames ~
hotel of the proprietor.
Horses and carriages in readiness to torWsf'
TB WALL
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T ii E
L III h
CAMPAIGN AGE.
THE PUBLISHERS OF
THE PHIL ID ELP HI A A GE

Will issue Campaign Sheet fer the Democratic
and Conservative masses.
1t will be printed on a large sheet Of fno white
paper at such rates as will bring it within the
each of ALL It will support the nominees of the
Democratic National Convention, the full proceed
ings of which will be published in its columns. 1t
will boldly advocate the rights of the white man,
and fearlessly sustain all the constitutional rights
Of the citizen, no matter from what quarter they
may be assaiIed.
The first number will be issued about the 9Th of
August The whole numbor will be thirteen fol-
lowing each other weekly, until the Presidential
election, the result of which will be contained in
the final number. Democratic and Conservative
Clubs, County Committees Agents and ali inter-
ested in the invited to cooperate in tn,
eircula ton Of
THE CAMPAIGN AGE,
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POSTSCRIPT.

His stores at EWToN ENTIRE and
Notwithstanding three in all,
are also in full blast, thereby ena-
bling him to keep up a complete Is
ortment in each.
G. SHERWC IN
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The Passenger II, ain Northward

uc fdSSeHSer III AIN N0FtnWaFu
Leaves New Hampton on the orrivaI of the Mail
Train which leaves NEW YORK at SO A. NJ, and
MANUNKA CHUNK the arrival Of the Train
which leaves PHILADELPHIA 'kensngton De-
spot) at 7'l5 4. NJ. At SCRANTON this Train
makes close connections with trains the LACK
AWANNA Il BTO0MSBURG and DELAWARE &
HUDSON Railroads. and at Great Bend with the
Mail Train on the Erie Railway going West.
the Passenger Train SOu'hWard
Leaves Great Bend after the arrival Of the Cincinnati
Express from the West connecting at Scranton
with Trains on the Luckawanna and BoOmsburg
and Delaware and Hubs u Railroads !; at HInunkit
Cnu0k with the train for Philadelphia, and at
New Hampton with Trains for New York, the Lc-
high Valley, Harrisburg, &c. Passengers by this
Train arrive in New York at $50, in philadelphia
ut $50, and in Harrisburg at s 20 p. NJ.
The Accommodation Train
Northward, connects at Great Bend with the Day
Express going West, by which passengers arrive at
Ithaca and Syracuse the same day
Southwark, leaves 6 Great Bend after the arrival OF
the New York Express going East.
D All Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway
stop at Great Bend
WATTS COOKE, supt.
B A. HENRY, Gen. Tkt. Agent.
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheums
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

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The profession are indebted TO you for some of the
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From 4. j. Fr. H. NJ D., eminent physician Of
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Mr Chas s Fan Lieir, Of Netc BransTck, N. -,
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THI SITGIp SEEIEG NAGEITIS.

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1t Is absolutely necessary to see the Family Ma
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The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk.
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z. S. 1910 Bonds.

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as theses B nd are
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxatinn,
their value is increased from one to three per cent
per annum according to the rate of tax leyies in
vorjol,s larts of the country
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TEAM
The CAMPAIGN AGE, of Thirteen Numbers
SIEGLE COPIES for the SERIES ........ so cents
IN CLUBS of not less than 20 to address As cts
each.
In CLUBS Of not less than so to one address As
cts each.
Cash must accompany each order. and NO VA
RATION WILL BE MADE IN ANY CASE
FROM THE ABOVE TERMS.
Orders should be sent in Immediately. to
GLOSSBRENNER & WELSH
13O Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
AudifOreS Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed bv the
Court of Common Pleas of Wyoming County n Au-
dtor to distribute the fund arising from the Sheriff
sale of tbs Real Estate of James w Carey will at
tend to that duty at his office in Tunkhannock Bor-
ough on Saturday. August 18th. A. d: 1864 at 10
o'clock A, NJ; at which time and place ell persons
are required to present their claims or he debarred
rom coming in upon said fund.
July 18th 1864. Harvey Sickler,
Auditor