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Special Notices.
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested
that the following Accounts and Claims have beer
fled in thn Registers Office at Tunkhannock and
will be presented to the Orphans Court, to be held
ut Tunkhannock in and for the County of Wyoming
on Monday the Goth day of August next for confrma
tion and allowance.
The Final account of J. V Whitney, admInistra-
tor Of E. J. Rice deed who was administrator II
William Rice decd, te of Clinton Township filed
April IL, 1866.
The final account of ]. V. Whitney, administrator
of the estate of E. J. Rice late of Clinton Township
decd, Filed April H. 1866.
The Final account of John Lnskill, Executor OF
the last Will and Testament of Asa Pike, late OF
Northmoreland Township decd, Filed July 20, 1866
The Final account of John Linskill, Executor OF
the last Will and Testament of Riley Pike late of
Northumberland Township decd, Filed July 2Oth
1866
Appraisement of Property set off to Amy Sawyer,
Widow John Sawyer late of Washington Town
ship decd. Filed February :, 1866.
Appraisement of Property belonging to the estate
Of Jos eph s. Vaow late of FOrkston Township decd
set off to Emma Vaow. widow of seid decd, Filed
May IA. 1866
Appraisement of PrOperts belonging to the estate
of John Tripp, late of Tunkhannock Township ded'
set off to Lydia A Tripp widow of said decd Filed
June IL, 1866
Registers Office. L. PARRISH, Register
TunkhannOck, July %, 1866.
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few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
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tion and that dread disease Consumption is anx-
ous to make known to his fellow sufferers the means
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WHISPERS /! WHISPERS ;.

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tor in the world, will force Whskefs or Mustaches
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OF THE
APMY OFTHE POTOM AC.
By WILLIAM SwINToN.
THE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE GRAND ARMY,
The greatest Work on the War.
Universally endorsed by army of
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SAYS -
"I design in this volume to record what that Ar
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I shall have to celebrate the answering loyalty
of this army that oftimes when the bond of military
cohesion failed held it, unshaken of fortune, to q
duty self-impOsed.
L shall have to follow it through checkered ex-
perience in a tale commingled of great msfortunes,
great ollies and great glories but from first to last
it will appear that amid many buffets of fortunes
through winter and rough weather." the Army OF
the Potomac never gave W, but made good fight,
and finally reached the goal
OF this drama there will be no other hero than the
Army of the Potomac itself; for 1T would seem that
in his of the People it decreed there should
arise no imperial presence to become the centr al fig
ure and cynosure Of mems eyes. Napoleon, IN an
outburs of naughty eoquence, exclaims that III the
great armies Of history the Commander was every
thing. This proud apotheosis has nc application for
the Army of the Potomac. And one must think
seeing it never hadta great, and generally had med
iocre commanders-it that it might be said that
wherever it won it owed not to genius, but bought
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Local and Personal.

! a.
~TecaI Items are about as scarce as ,'sKinhed
ssls" I'm this region. We can only turn up ABOUT
ons week. We hopeto find both more aounaant
hereafter
showers. have been 50 frequent during the past
..L :, this part of the vineyard that the gath
.,O, Of hay and grain crops has been seriously in
tsrfsrei with. ..-- o.
E-erything needed in the lise of Family Gro
,;.s at fair prices always be found at the Go
..ry store of Buck d Fifth on Bridge street.
Piles Of Goods. Of every description are being
constantly received and sold at Bunnel Banatynes
psw sto:s, at Stark's Brick Block,
Lime and Cement with general assortment OF
goods, at the lowest cash figures can be had at Sit
sar A. Co.'S. store, on Bridge street
Col, E. wv, Smith we learn has been appoint
md Postmaster ut Towanda. Of course the "kicked
out,' radical is now iskinned eer' of the most
lively kind. Let the skinning process 60 on. 1t
will be nothing to these Shiny hided felows-after
they get used to it
A Serenade was given on Saturday evening last
by the band, to Ge3 S. Tuition Esq their leader, on
his return from two weeks trip 10 the Vest
Though owing to the absence of his mellow horn, tho
music was bat indifferenty played, the attempt was
fuilyspprecated by their very critical listener. In
. later part Of the evening" p. NJ. Osterhout Esq
O very liberal contributor to the band funds, was
given few "toots" --
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WANTED. S27.6Oper day.

AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen, in every
County in the United States to sell the Ink Powders
of the American Ink Company, The powder sells
for forty cents per packa and will make ink enough
TO fiji fifty bottles OF the size usually reaed at ten
cents per bottle A smart agent can sell gross of
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from the powder in three minutes in common boiling
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world 1t flows easily. does not corrode the pen a
PARTICLE never gums up, is not injured By freezing
and Its color will last for ever. Every family in
America Will buy it, as package will last a family
Tor years, and ink can be made in small quantities
as "ane1. with each gross we send a thousand
circulars with testimonials from clergymen lawyers
hessnefs lnercnants, commercial colleges editors,
&c, ana the agents name the bills Only one
person VIII be made agent for county The first
one sending S5U tor gross Of the powder will receive
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deHgnates. If others send for the same county the
money VIII be returned to ther@free of expense To
make sure one had better designate several counties
Snnsr OF which he or she will take. Send for trade
. AUG circulars if you dare the risk of waiting
a. ~ eae money for gross. Letters addressed to
..-yr yor postmaster. cashiers Of the banks or the
sesn@ oil this city will show that the business
";,1 0'y apd sauarely conducted. An Ink Pow
ues Nni % sent by mail to any address. free of
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Address writing your name. town oonntr and
State distinctly '"H' coun'y anu
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NOTICE.

Whereas a certain Judgment note, dated Feb l6
1866. for one thousand dollars with interest &c
against Theron Detrick was taken from my posses
sion about the 5th day of July, 1866. by some
psrs0n persons. All persons are hereby forbidden
from Purcha sing said note and said Theron Detrick
10 hereby forbidden to pay said note to any
except myself, my executors, administrators or as
signsr.
GEORGE DERRICK.
Falls Wyo. Co, Pa, July 7, 1866.
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Estray.

SEayed from the enclosure of the subscriber on
the lst inst. q reddish brown COW about years old
heavy bodied with rather short legs Any per
CON delivering the same to me or furnishing lnfor-
nation MS to her whereabouts besuitably reward
ed
GEO. D. WILLIAMS.
Tunkhannock, Pa. July 10Th, 1866
W6n47tf
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the entire interest in thu Pho
tographic Gallery in this place, take pleasure in
Informing my friends and the public in general that
am prepared to produce pictures of every descrip-
tion, including
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of Pennsylvania, aud will earnestly support the
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Restoration and Constitutional Liberty
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18

power Of appointment and dismissal his
powers Of mischief would be very small, his
| powers for good as large as ever A reform
which would compel candidates for office Ia
submit to an examination, and which, while
leaving the President his power of dismissal,
would compel him to do what decent re-
garu Tor public opinion compels European
monarchs to do-assign cause, either in In
competency or misconduct, for dismissing a
man-would reduce the abuse OF the present
system to as low point as human nature
Will permit. Leave the public service in its
present condition, and make the President
ineligible for reelection, and you simply
make it tenfold more hotbed of intrigue and
characterization and corruption than ever.
The bill reported by Mr.. Edmunds seems as
near an approach TO perfection, perhaps, as
Is either practicable or desirable. Patronage
the power of constantly, and with or
without cause, making and filling vacancies
IN the civil service-is the course Of our poll
tlcs 1t debauches and demoralizes every
Douy, from the President down to the
common councilman, and converts public
NE into mere game for places. II it be
possible to stop it at Washington, we shall
not despair of Witnessing its extinction in
the several States. The creation of an
onicial class which is involved in making
tenure OF office depenednt on good behavior
Is, no doubt, an evil but 1t is small evil
compared with the present system, and our
society has grown too busy and complicated
to make 1t possible to administer our affairs
by any but trained functionaries whose bread
depends on their good behavior, and on
nothing else.
As supplement 10 this reform there
should be another confning the Vice Presi-
dent to the presidency of the Senate, and |
depriving him of succession in case Of the |
Fresident's death. The plan of the Consti-
tuition has now been thrice tried, and has |
Twice proved total failure. The possibility
OF the Vice-P Presidents succeeding to the
Presidency ought 10 be borne in mind in
nominating him, but il never is, and so re-
mote Is the contingency that it is not in
human nature that it should be. No man
should ever be allowed TO fill the presidential
office who has not been chosen for it direct
ly. No man should get into it by an accident,
without ever having submitted his qualifea.
tons for it to popular vote. When the
PRESIDENT dies new election should take
piace-an Inconvenience, no doubt but not
likely to prove very great one, as we see.
There have been only three vacancies made
by death in the office in eighty years, and
an additional election every twenty years
would be a small price to pay for assurance
against such accidents as Mr.. johnson
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
THOUGHTS OF HOME.
BY MISS MARY E. k1RBEY.

4
I've been thinking of Homel Of "my Fa
theirs house,
Where the many mansions may be;r
OF the city whose streets are paved with gold
Ot It's jasper walls, so fair to behold,
Which the righteous alone shall see.
I've been thinking of Home, where they need
not the light,
VI the sun, nor moon, nor star;
Where the gates of pearl ''are shut by day,
for no night is there, but the weary may
Find rest from the world afar.
life,
That flows through the city so pure;
vi the tree that stands by the side of the
stream
Whose leaves in mercy with blessings TEEN,
Ihe sun-wounded soul to cure.
I've been thinking of Home; of loved ones
Dear friends, who have gone before,
Wlth whom we walked to the death-river
side,
AS sadly thought, as we watched the tide,
VI the happy days of yore.
I've been thinking of Home, and my heart
Of love for the lamb of God.
Who His precious life, ransom gave,
For sinful race, e'en our souls to save,
From Justices avenging rod.
I've been thinking of Home, and I'm home
sick now;
My spirit doth long to be,
sing
Of the love of Christ, their Reedeemer, King,
VI mercy, so costly, so free.
I've been thinking of Homel yea, "Home,
Sweet Home;"
OH there may we all unite
raise
To the Triune God, sweetest songs of praise,
With glory, and honor and might.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
$500 REWARD.

will pay $500 to the proprietor OF any msdeine that
show greater number Of genuine certificates Of
ourea Effected by It, the place where is
MIsHLERs HERB DITTERs--of Consumption, Dys.
pephA, Liver Complaint, Bloody Rlux, Diarrh@A, Ty-
phold, Intermittent and Bilious Psvsrs Fever and Ague
Cholera Morbus, yellow Jaundioe, serofula, Running or
Sore Legs, Cancer, Abseessi Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Coughs Colds Cramp in the Stomach Chronic Diarrhoa
Piles Tettsr scad Head 0phnema, or falling away sick
peculiar TO children, LeuohorrhWA, Falling Of the
Womb ali distractions to the due Of nature
females all venerla dlsetses and all complaints arising
from impure Blood weak and disordered state OF the
Stomach, Liver Kidneys. Certificates Of Of the
Yellow Fever in Mexico also be furnished.
Remember II II does not cure, the money will be
funded by the proprietor.
BENJAMIN MISHLER
s. 3. Corner Of Centre SQUIRE
Lancaster, Pa.
Females afflicted with Irregularities will and this
medisine very beneficial.
POr sale Wholesale and retail by
A. AITKBN & CO.,
General state Agents.
No lOs West Front ST.,
And by all Druggists and Merchants.
Families should not be without II. oot2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18

A wife in New Orleans sued for divorce
and obtained it on the established testimony
that piece Of belt ribbon and hair pin be-
longing to another woman were found in the
plaintiffs bedroom A wife in New York
visited her husbands Office down town and
discovered long hairs in the hair brush, tried
on the same dodge, but he turned the laugh
against her by proving that his char-woman
had been surreptitiously using his toilet
apparatus.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYA MS
PULMONIC WATERS.


81 The original Medicine established in 1887 and
hs article OF the kind introduced under the
OF PUlhoNIo WAFRRs In this any other country. MI
other Pulmonic Waters are counerfets The gan,,ins
can Dc known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
These Waters have been before the public for nas,y
mry years, and the immense sale attained not only IN
America but In foreign Countries fully attest thai a.
trinsic worth The medical properties are superior Il
Any other article offered for the Of Pulmonary o,
tions advertised. ''''"
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
cure cure Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness, Asthma
UstArrh, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing Splitting n
Blood, Palms In the Chest Inoipient Consumptop and
All diseases Of the lungs. Not only AordnR tenn nora
relief put eheetng rapid and lasting cure and AZ
warranted to give satisfaction 10 every nstsnce They
DO not nauseate like alcoholic compounds and the mali
olnhl properties are combined In form so Agreeable
and pleasant to the taste that any child will reSdv
take them. One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
10 VooALlsTs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS these watar,
are peculiarly vhuable they will in onA day remnvs
the most severe occasional hoAseress and THAR ragn
lar use for lew days will at all times increase the
power and hexlblity Of the voice. greatly i'm nrovIn ~
tone compass and cearness for which purpose thsy s
regularly used by many professional vocailsts - 80
The very great celebrity of this Invaluable remadv
mas induced unprlneped persons to prepare base im
tAtioRs, which dlsapp0nt the Just expectaton az H.
deins. s-u'He me
ses that the word, "BRYAN,n is stsmpsd on ..,h
Wafer, snd also observe the fac smile Of the sEpAtura
OF the Proprietor, "J0B N0sES,n on e,eh rrsonas ~
counterfeit which is gerry. as-OfendnT n.rttss
be dealt with to the full extent OF the law ~
bRrAH6 PuLhokIc WAPERs for sale by All Drugyiat
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dee2s-ly ~ Cortlaudt Street New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18

A wealthy farmer named Moses Rindall,
residing in the town of Petersburg, Rens
selaer county, has been lodged in jail on the
charge Of having committed rape on the
person Of his own daughter aged l / years.
The evidence against him is conclusive.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
lETuIIy lUUFdt nc
MORRIS NJ. ANDERSON.
wuxrsoroS. Oct. 2s,h Ia,

WILMINGTON, Oct 25ih 1868.
4. Aiken Y Cb, Agsnts for DR.. D uishler's BihGrs
II affords pleasure say that your DitterB very
valuable in case Of cramps l somewhat subest ts
them Your Bltters gave me relief itAmediAtsly
CHARLES SIMMONS,
No. ZIG West Front Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
PRroHT OFFICE p. W. a B.IR. R. Co.

FHEIlHT UFFIUE T. W a Dih' h OUl
WILMINGTON, Oct. 23d, 1855.
ksiIri. A. Aiken & Co.. agents for Dr. MishleTs Asdi.
eindl Biliers.
aRHrsI have been troubled for some time with asevsrs
cough and cold and have taken many different medcInea
With but llltee Induced 10y persons who had
tried your celebrated Mshlers Bttsrsl to give II trial
have done and must say truthfully and cheerfuy
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on until am entirely restored.
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MORRIS NJ ANDERSON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
TAE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,

'THE AnTIsAEs' SAVINGS BANK,
No. GOT MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware,
eesa 70 receive deposits daily Sundays exespted) dur.
~ NE usual business hours, and Tuesday and
Aaiaay evenings from TO O'Clock, p. NJ.
All ms prohtH Of the Bank, after the payment OF
neeeasary expenAes are devoted the benefit OF the
aapesiboFs, and dividends made semiAnnualy In
AEl and Oetober Since the organisation Of the Bank,
lss the dividends have uniformly been at the rate
" siN per cent. per Annum.
dividends not drawn regarded deposits, and at
ones become entitled to participate In future dvidendn
NO manager 10 allowed to borrow any OF the funds ia
uuHied 10 the Bank.
MANAGERS.
nnnHiAEs. hHLEs. EDWARD DARLMsEoN,
SS~,sNh W. Bust, f0sRPH W. DAY,
=. n. bsasoh, HENRY 2. DURE
1NAhb bErrs, CHARLRs W. HowLAND,
". H. bitLANE, JOB H. JACKSON,
oaoaaa g. CAPRLlK CLEMHsr n SMITH
WM s. IITLLRs, PREaDEHr.
efo W. buDh, Vice President.
V~"'H JoHS ?. MoLHlH, Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
RfLNIsnroN. DEL. Oct. 2sth. 1859

WILMINGTON. DEL, Oct. 10Th, 1856
Meitt A. Aitk,n Z Co., Ageng I1r Dir. Misher's Medi-
elndi Herb Biiters.
DRAR siRsI have suffered for the last fifteen months
with attack Of dyspepsia aud general debility,
and have spent great deal OF money for different medl
clues and must say In justice tO your BitteTs that the
hfst bottle took did good than all the mddi
cine before took. am now upon my fourth bottle and
hope BY the tlme hnish II will be perfectly we'll.
will be pleased TO give any afflicted full statement
OF what your medicine has done for me.
Respectfully Yours,
MRS SARAH HOLT,
Jefferson Street, between Second and Third.
Many more OF the sbove certificates can be furnished II
deslred
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
SIoo REWARD.

will pay to any Doctor or member OF the Medical Fra
terny the sam Of 800 any compound that
more medicinal virtues and curative powers than
hlHhleF'H Herb Bitters.
D. MISHLER Proprietor,
3. b. Corner OF Cent Square.
Lancagtar.