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Ch5iery,. Diarrhea, and Dysehtery !

CURE Is WARRANTED by DR. TOBIAS cnLn-
BRArEp VENETIAN LINIMENT. il used when
frs taken by persons of temperate habits. This
medicine has been known in he United States over
20 years Thous Dds have used it, and founi it
er failed to cure any complaint for which 10 Was
recommended, and all those who first tried it. Ars
now never without it. In the Cholera of le4e, DR.
Tobias attended 40 and lost being called in
too late TO do any good.
DIRECTI0NS.-Tsksa tsaspoOnful in o vine
glass Of water every hsle hour for two hours, and
rub the abdomen and -emities we'll with The Lin
ment to allay tn. thirst, take lump OF loo ta
the mouth, about the size of marble every ton
iminutes 1t IL warranted perfectly innocent to take
internally. Sold by all druggist Is, price 40 an1 90
cents. Depot. Sc Courtlandt ST., New Ysrk.
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DEAD HEADS.
cKlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
,COMSU MPTION CURABLE BY DIR,
SCHENCk'6 MEDlCIN

CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY DIR.
HENCk'S MEDICINE ES.
20 CURE CONSUMPTION the system must be
prepared 90 that the luugs will heal. To accom-
plish this the liver and stomach must first be cleans
cd and an appetite created for good wholesome food
which, BY these medicines will be diSestsd properly
and good healthy blood made thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleann the stomaete Of all bilious
nuis,'onsi nnd by using the Sea Weed Tonic in
eounection, the appetite is restored.
SCHENcK'S PULMOEIC SYRUP 10 nutricious
ss well a. medicinal and, by using the three reme-
dies all impurities expelled from the system and
good, wholesome blood made, which will rspel al
disease. 1t patients will take these medicines sc-
eording to directions Consumption very frequently
In ito last stage yields readily their action Take
the pills frequently to cleanse the liver and stm-
ach. It does not follow that because the bowels ara
not eostivs they are not required for sometimes in
diarrhea they are necessary. The stomach must be
kspa healthy and an appetite created to allow the
faimOn'c Syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and sllAy any irritation. Then all that 10
required to perform permanent cure is, to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as much 90
pesshie. eat ell the richest food-fat meat, game
end, Ion fact, anything the appetite Graves but bs
pArtieulM end ussticats well. v6ul2- -fndw sa-moly
kai;itt - :"
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Special Notices
REGISTERS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given to all persons - s
ta.. ane =, Tunkhannock, and will be presented
is sSs 0rUbans O Court to be held at Tankhannoek
70 InS SaI ,hs county of Wyoming, on Monday the
Ia,b day of November next for confirmation and all
lowauce j, 1u.,,: p,
ch",I.s late of fNorthmoreland Township 1eceassd
F;Ied. september 6th, 1866
Claims Of minor children in the estate Of D.
Spring late of Braintrm Township deceased. FILED
Oct. 10Th 1896;
o L PARRISH,
Registers Office, Oct. %, 1866. Register.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health In
In few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with a lung afec-
eion, and that dread disease, Consumption ia snx-
ious to make known to his fellowsuefers the mean,
Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of eharge) with the direction
for preparing and using the same which they will
hnd Q SURE CURE for CoNsuNrTIoS, ASTHMA, BRos-
cHIrIs CoUGHs. COLDS and all Throat and Lung A.
fsctions The only object of the advertiser in sendl
ing the Prescription to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to he invau-
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try his renee
as il will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings Co., NewYorb.
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$1,000 W. rsa Ear, .s.s;: rs:s. r..
erywhere to sell our IMPROVED $40 Sewing Machines
Three new kinds. Uuder and upper feed. Warran-
ed Eve years. Above salf ry or large commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold in the United States
for less than $40 which a's fully licensed by Howe.
Wheeler d Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, Singer 4 Co.
and Bachelor. ALI other cheap Machines arc in
frngements and the selleI are liable to ar.
rest. fne and imprisonment Circulars fro. Ad.
dress OIL. call upon Shaw Clark, Biddsfegd, Name
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WHISPERS f! wHIsK ERS II

DR. L. Mosrss' Corrolia the greatest ssimuIa-
tor in the world, will force Whiskefs or Musts ches
tn grow ON ths smoothest face or chin never known
fail sample for rnsl sent free TO al, one dear
one of testing lie merits. AlldEgM RaSw1 4 os.
. H~a A1SX
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CAMPAIGN
OF TEE
APMY OFTHE POTOMAC,
By WILLIAM SwINToN.
THE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE GRAND ARMY,
The greatest Work on the War.
Universally endorsed by army Of
fcers and the press, TIL AUTHOR
SAYS - ss~

aa@=-s
81 design in this volume to record what that Ar
my did and suffered In ten campa isns and two score
battles .-.. s-G
/ shall have to celebrate the answering LOYALTY
ofthis army, that oftmes when the bond of military
c. hesion failed, held it, unshaken of fortune. to
duty self-impoed. e.
shall have to follow it through checkered ex-
perence, in tale commiugled of great misfartunes
great foes and great glories but from frs to last
il will appear that. amid IN my bufets of fortunes
through winter and rough weather." the Army of
the Potomac never gave W. but made good tight
and finally reached the goal -. g.
THE ARMY ANDNAVY OURNAL" SAYS
This is the only American critical work on the
late war, and it is thoroughly critic, and entirely
oivested Of all political hue or tone"
This is the only History of the 'Grand
Army" and no one who has borne part
in its conflicts, or is interested in its grand
achievements, should be without it.
This work sells itself. he people are tired Of
political and partisan histories and want something
frnm official sources We have Agents clearing over
$500 per mouth. Sen for circulars, and zee our
terms and proof of the above assertion
Address, NATIONAL PUBI.lSHINGCO
5O7 Minor ST., Philadephia, Pa.
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THEMAsoN 4 HANLIs. CABINET ORGASs forty
different styles adapted to sacred and seuars music
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WORKS NATURE,-Ina St

WORKS OF NATURE In a state of health
tbs intestinal canal may be compared to river
whose waters flow the adjoining Lind, through
the channels nature or art has made, and improve
their uaities so long as it runs smoothly the
channels are kept pure and healthy: if the course
OF the river is stopped then the water in the canals
10 no longer pure but becomes stagnant. There
10 bat one Law Of circulation in ma ture. When
there 10 a superabundance ofhumorlal fluid in the
intestinal tubes and costiveness takes place. it flows
back into the blood vessels: ard nhrates itself into
the circulation To establish the free Of the
nver. we must remove The obstructions whioh stop
its free course and those of its trbutury
With the body, follow the same natural primo ;pl'
remove the obsiructons from the bowels with
BRANDRETHS PILLS which never injar, but
are always sectuAl for the perfect cleansing of the
system from from foulness or disease. Remember
never suffer drop of blood to be taken from you.--
Evacuats the humors as often and an Ing as they
ere deranged,o or as long as ysu are sick.
See that B, BRANDRETH 10 in white letters in
the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue CT q writ of Vendiioni E1ponas, to
directe,. there will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House, in Tunkhannock Borough, On
SATURDAY N0vEMBER 18th 1866
at one o'clock P NJ all that piece or parcel Of land
situate in the Township of Windham, in the County
Of Wyoming and State of Pennsylvania. described
Sollows to wit: On the East by lands of Charles
Fassett, and Kethlinss estate, North by Ambrose
Gareys estate Oh the West by lands of Be, j, min
Stevens Jr. South by lands Of Royal Carey and
others containing about one hundred and seventy
fifteen thereof improved, with the appurtenan.
ces.
Seiaed and taken in execution, at the suit of
Clark Hayden, ga Joseph s. Hayden and J. t.
Jennings
And will DO sold for casa only, by
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff.
Sherif's ofhse, Tunk. Oct 9th 1866
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rEO. q. TUITION, Alto aNEY At Law
II TunkhOnnosk, 20. o@es.a Sssskis Paak
esk, Ttogs street -
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
STRANGE, But TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very much to their advan-
tage by return mail (free of eharge), by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears of being hum
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card Al
others will please address their ODE dient servant
TiI0S. F. CHAPMAN,
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SOUTHERN HISTORY 0f the VAR,
Br EDWARD A. POLLARD,
La t< Editor of the Richmond Examiner With
SPLENDID St.ei Portraits Of
G.u. Lee. Gen Beauregard, Gen. Hardes.
4" Johnston, Bragg, Morgan,
Is Jackson Ewel Cooper,
{. Stn.rt Smith Jefferson Davis,
Longstrsst Price, Ajax. ID: stephens
HUI, Hampton, EdWa A foii&fo
Hood, Polk,
Mr. poIlard's facilities for the preparation OF this
most interesting and valuable history and the fact
that il was written while every occurrance was
fresh and vivid in the authors mimi. make .
STANDARD SOUTHERN HISTORY.
thas received the most hearty c"muiendstion OF
the entire Suthern Press AMI Of the prominent Of
a.ers of the Confederate armies.
We want an agent in every county. Send tor cir
euars giving tuli particulars terms, DC, &C., TO
RICHARDSON Il CO., Publishers
SAC Broadway, New York.
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Is now open day and evening for ihe reception of
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from l-30 to 4-30 NJ Evening from TO g.
There is connected with the theory actual
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taught by thorough ard experienced teachers.
No effort will be spared to give those who attend
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Reasonable deduction to Ladies for The CONNER
cial course.
The terms of this College at least 920 less than
other Colleges charge for The SINE course.
For further information addr ss
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Teachers Institute and Examination.
A Teachers Institute will be held at Tunkhannock
Nov. 22i. 23d and oath All intending to teach
arc requested to be present
EXAMINATIONS.
Tuesday, Nov 9th Mt Forksoe
Wednesday, 2eth Tunk nook
Thursday 29th '' Pier. vile
Friday 3Cth Brick Chapel
Saturday Dec lst i Ncrhno,elan
Monday 9Th II TunkhanDock
Exercises 60 commence mt 10 o'clock q. ~ Come
provided with pencil anil paper.
No private examinations. .a
W LAMoNTE.
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r B. COOPER. PHYSICIAN a SURGEON
.1s Neutoa Csntsss LsssEss County Pa.
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AGENTS WANTED EvERYwHEBE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

SIXTH ANNUAL MEETiNG-FIRsr DAY 5 PkVCELN""s'
Special d. patch o. Tho y. y. Tribune.
Boston, Tuesday. JslS g. 1886
the sixth annual meeting Of the American Dental
Association convened this morning in Representatives Han
gbs President Dr. c. " Spading Of 81. Lous No. called
tho Assertion 10 order O'Clock, About 10 men,
be-s-epotal o the Committee OF aange nents inel5dng
DELEGATES from a following dental sooeas colleges and an
sociaons Penn Dental Association Mississippi al
10y Dental Association Michigan Dental Association Indiana
State Dental Kentucky State Dental sooieyG
ia state Dental Soiey Nal River Valley Dental society
Western Dental Society Cincinnati Dental society washing
ton Dental Society. New York Society II Dental orgeons
Brooklyn Dental Association Oa.o state Drntai s,ceJ'
Northern ohio Denisl Association Pittsburgh Dental Assoc
alton central NawYork Dental Association odonograpn
Society Penn Phadoph, Dental Cese, WeerI Ns1
& Dr,t .oci5,ion Str,fT nd Connty Dental Association.
n n. GasIo Dental Sociot Iowa STATE Dental S'ciety Chr
Eer ID, ia. Sociey Albany Dental ssociaou. Mefrmac
valley Dsnt,l society HnDis State Dental Society North
Western Pen1syly Dental Association central STATES
Dental h.socaton Louisville Dental Associations New Or
eas DO NAL society L.: Beaver tdow Valley Dental As
sooiatlo, Wabash Valley Dental Association
Dr. C. Of Boston, Of the Oldest members OF the
profession this country. behalf Of the dentists Of 'h
ancient city and commonwealth welcomed them 10 tie hosp
aes Of the profession very neat and pertinent address
Ire morning chiefly occupied IN the DEF ais Of or
ganzson and election Of officers for tho year ensuing
The election resulted as folows.
For President DR.. C. 7. Fitch ~ NewYork; first Vice
President w II Morgan. Nashville Tenn second Vice
President L. d. shepherd Salem. Mas secre'ay j. I9ii
Cincinnati Ohio Corresponding SecTetVry, DR.. n hin
Com; Treasurer. W. w. Sheffield. Conn.
Daring between the morning AMI evening se'
sons Of the Association meeting OF every membor OF the
profession present tho city called consider what
course should be adopted wh rrsnce 20 tho claims OF he
GOODYEAR Hard Rubber Company aud the socaled Cam
nes pateu both of which become matters Of absorb
ing interest 90 the profession at large From the discussions
mon t subject y s apparent the entire profession re-
rI ne claim. of parties Aforesaid ertolonafc and no
u.i IN yery hrh degree and very readily see that
before this question is setil hard hsht must ehsue'
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,UNESDAY, AUGUST l, 1900
THE PUBLIC HEALTH

By Telegraph
CHOLERA or THg o. 8. STEAMER CHATTANOOGA
SIZE. .li Dispatch to Tie 81 g. rd5uHe.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 81, l-o0'-lI is ~"
positive fact that the disease that appeared among o
IT toar,or Chattanooga some weeks ago aud still con
inns. :. cholera All the officers with the exception OF the
cheengneer Mr. Bright have been detached and the yes
eel has been ordered to quarantine at Newcastle delaware
The Chattanooga has been stationed at the
Yard for some time past.
THE CHOLERA SUBsIDING At SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. Ga, July 30.--The total number OF
deaths from cholera at Tybee to Sunday was o. To-day there
~ to deaths and one new case The total number in the
bopto is ST. The latest accounts report tho cholera sub
siding.
There are three cases OF sporadic yellow fever in this city,
SAVANNAH July 81 lsG6There was one death from cholera
on Tybee Yesterday. No had appeared There
were "A old the hospital Fonr soldiers had been re-
turned to duty The health Of the on the island was in
proving.
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Steam Csmmuniessios with Australia via
Pauams.
PIoYEERR VESSEL.

The pioneer steamer KaikOura Of the new line to
run between London and Sydney, New South Wales has
arrived Panama. from the latter place in &c days two days
under schedule time
The following particulars relative to the Panama mail sery.
lee may prove interesting and useful
The MAILS AND RATES OF POSTAGE.
Victoria having sechned 70 contribute to ,ae subsidy and
terminus Of the line Direct mails w be made up there for
rsi.O San Trsncsco. Honolulu British COunb Jamaica
Barbados Demarars: 81. Thomas New-Oreans. Quebec
Uslifa1, and the United Kingdom.
The rates Of postage win be as follows; For Zealand
British Columbia. Americs, West indies, and Canada.
Isl aud for evers additional half o. Sd. For the United
Kingdom not exceeding oz Cd but under ios l and for
4oz will be charged Cd loz and under sz Isl and
for every additional soz, Cd Books for the United King
son sS o % nad cS sve T additional % Sd
All books sent to British Columbia America West ladies'
and Canada will be subject TO the letter rate Newspapers
will be sent TO ell ports ID each Letters books and
papers may be transmitted via the United Kingdom to the
Good Hope at the same rates as charged by the route OF
southampton via spez and that trade patterns from the
missib via the United Kingdom may also be forwarded at
the rates as are charged BY tho route Of Southampton
THE ROUTE TO PANAMA..
From sydney the mail steamer W make for Wellington on
the north shore Ct Cooks Stnta town the Of the
General Government Of New there all branch
steamers Of the line, from Auckland the side and
ago LTteon and Nelson the other viii concentrate
ace then mails goods and passengers board the ship
There $50 ;ee % es JUned 6y one Of The company
direct IRON then the caDns VIII DC
ale tied long voyage the Pacific Ocean accord
inc priority Of application the fares be paid board the
vessel By the possoBger by the agents. before the ship
ss the noney previously been paid them. The
passengers On board and M The arrangements perfected and
lie sbr cleared the 2h OF each month"; the pro-
oees 10 sea coaled for voyage Of - daystwO days
Than the tine allowed for The return journey.
once clear Of Cooks Stras-wheTe The winds usually
strong either up down the channel where stormy
heats upon an iron bound cOashe Of the ship VIII be
about northeast IN straight line iT the Bsy Of Panama
The French Government making efOrstO induce the
psng 10 call at their settlement Of Oauee This would occa
zion considerable detouf but glimpse Of The beautiful
Islands With which the Of Queen lOnaIe long
-oeiafed ~ Guild nRrccnJly vary tie voyage.
are soceI isanGs are &c clg ISLAND. q !le Sogl- Ssa
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and had been inmate Of the workhouse Backwens
Island few days ago he transferred 20 wards Island
as aborer where attacked by cholera and sled aief
few hours Illness The jury rendered verdict "a see9c'
with tie fact.
YELLOW FEVER And SMALL P)X ~ HAVASA'
His Honor tho Mayor has received te iDo1i genll'.
cation from the T. $ Vice Consul General no Havana
The bills health Uel By the local Boari here contain 10
following 80
There exists some yellow fever sma pot :, nrsvneg
te Superior Board Of Health subjects all vessels aVn pore
is laand from NeYork observc0n o. qialniine ~
three days though bn clean bills Of health duly auhe
ued oy the Spanish consul and of cholera "a occurred
on board on the
measure w adopted In n ren0rf m the NfN
ofs Jou 81 the existence Of choe IN thai city and s Erg Dor
sood ana WIN be also applied 70 vess i oe tho United
states wer nat disease may b. reported IN the %
s And the Board strict That hey wosld nail
tesihIp DANIEL WEBSTER and Eagle TO exchange t
lighters With the crew. in ouerantine until sdt
20 free pat4ue lie Eagle arrived to-day, and M "a Cl
lrtine iLIce dove.
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and DO beHeen g leelee. U mnates and U egres. q @

and lie between &c degrees II minutes and degrees 70 min
tess latitude and I43 degrees and l2 degrees W. ongtnG
fs b. the forests uarfuned sud tho natives genV
Intelligent that ly the whaeT ana weaed tar tAe Z aud
been regarded paradise should he direct COZ. ~ has
lowed however tie steiner VIII pass close 90 o. "A LcT, M
sichJ Ilt-4llas Island made famous by the "A ohiy
Tls lovely island will be fngerpost bv e.aHnes Oh H'
is passed land will be sighted tln t. n, ,,,d or,er
iring on the equator are reaceed Or Sh W. H 5nda
eoboed establish depot OF coal one Of & @cop il s
sed IN case the yo' . where the ship faelmay
Be sPi &c has Ssc9 PSe 5Ys he
steamer WIN WIN beauty hay g "a nds which though possess
ed Of naCfm mainly COW no other attractions the p9Raif
ton w. ON tie 600 o ~ s,n' "saer nom tHe hsVuO
The. srcP' ,..li Panama the 2lst u tho mouth.
rgE VESSELS PERFORM TIE SERVICE.
~ }. vessels which 20 perform the ocean service
Syo rcy aud Panama four IN numher-he Mltanra a
IN IS aad 100 horsepower Capt Bird; the KaiSonfa ~
tns and 100 horse power Capt Machani the huanne 80
V lns aud $50 power Capt. Bea and the iakaa H.
tuns $50 horse power Capt Wright The Oranch
are number varying from 900 tuns and $50 morse pow"
20 100 tuns and 20 horsepower. Too, AZ
or the ocean steamers watch all had arrive az
sidney lie akoura ONLY aud great feasteamlng Io
Plymouth 20 Melbourne in 80 days. exclusive oil
proves wen lifted 10Y the work before heI; %
on be CLYDE che has an the modern Improvements anu
which FOR sz comfort and elegance, have never 0ee ST.
passed the Australian ya.eTs She Is 10 b2itoWea V 'H0
Ruahue.
THT PARIS. .,t,
ine 'eS 20 Ue Ca Dey 70 Southampton saloon
vice rom sos 20 sos tt0Tdng 10 caDh lhcu
railway faro at Panama. From Sy dneY 10 anSnn d Nc
ia from f5i 10 400: IRON Colon y M @IVihnu ~
YORK to Liverpool, go by toe Cuuarders and ~ the
/ lnmin Tfssets
r; Is possible therefore TO take NeEYok by ho way and
reach London at less cost than by the West Indian dree
aud in the same OF less time The second cabin charge Geg'
York, A,e aa trrcc 20 Liverpool RJ to SIS Special ana
liberal arrangements made for children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
Probable STRIFE Among the Laborers.

MEETING OF THE UNITED LABORERs' ASSOCIATION.
The First Second, Fourth and Fifth Divisions of
tho United aborers Association held meeting last evening
at Millmans Hal corner Of TwenysiIhst and Seventh
ave. for the purpose OF taking into consideration the rate OF
monsrative Mr. Patrick Brady called TO tao chair
He explained that fr time past the abofes Lave iei
that the time al arrived for an increase OF least - cents
per upon their present prices Al present they receive IL
shngs After considerable discussion. conducted In the
best of humOr and Notwithstanding DESTROYS Of
demanding four shngs advance was agreed unanimously
that after the members OF the United
citation of NeW Yor shoud demand 90 shilngs per day.
This determination will be made known TO the bosses
and should thew not accede the demand may expect
another strike the transaction OF some slhess OF
routine character the meeting adjourned