Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-11-27
Just Received.

SSee the corrected prices in to-day's paper. This
report is corrected weekly by Bunnel 4 Bannatyne,
dealers in general merchandise at S. Starks block
two doors east of the Bank
Lecturer for the Teachers Institute.
The services of the Hon. S. G. Boyle Of York, Pa
have been engaged, and he will be in attendance at
the Teachers Institute to be held at TunkhannOck,
on the 81 of December next.
Opening of the Seminary.
The Tunkhannock Seminary which We briefly
noticed some weeks SINCE opened yesterday, un-
der very favorable auspices. Quite number Of stu
dents from abroad have already reported for study
and others are coming Rooms for them il de-
mand Our citizens should, if possible, accommo-
date all comers
Look Cat. fs4s Them. - CoHaatastfsit >siO Bank
notes the First National of Philadelphia now
common in this vicinity, to justify the concIu~
sion that there parties about here who en-
gagged IN putting them off unsuspecting persons.
These eounterfets we'll executed as 10 deceive
all those who are not experts. Better refuse all
tens on the Philadelphia Banks. There are coun-
terfet 81 0 notes on several Of them.
Musical ReView.-We have on our table the
November number of the L. S. Musica Review, a
monthly journal devoted to music and its interests
Subscription price 81 so per year. The retail price
of the music in this number alone is more than the
price Of years subscription for the Rerier. 1t
contains valuable lists Of new music. together with
anecdotes, incidents and romance, which the mu-
sical interest is prominent. We recommend it to our
readers
Nl--
Mathewsca5 Of Factoryyflle depot, attached to a
covered carriage, Stoo kfrght ON Saturday last, at
some water barrels in a wagon, covered with carpets
blankets, in front of George Stansburys, about
miles up the creek, and away down a steep bank
st that place, completely domolishirg the carriage,
the broken fragments surely attest. Mr.. John
l. andberger and his were the occupants Of the
carriage the time of the accient--the son jamp-
ing from the wagon just in time to save being hurled
down the preciptous bank. The father was thrown
from the wagon in the general smash up, and some
what injured. though not dangerously. The horse,
in his frgh cleared himself from the wagon, scaled
the fence and was found in the field the house
Of Samuel Dickson.
Professor Hutchings at GardHer's BUSH
ness ColIege.--Prof. Hutchrngs. the famous
"Lightning Calculator who has been engaged at
Barnum's Museum for the past six years performing
his miraculous feats with figures which sstOnished
everybody-will lectursat Gardner's Business Col
legas Er4aF eV sAinga Dee. 10Th. Subject =" Fig
ursz and faces After the lecture he win give an
exhi6tiOn on the blackboard for the beneftOf the
auaisnee sshoN ne DE great raFidi Of adding and
multiplying and their application to business,
Young men desirous of attending Business Col
Iege this winter, will ind tho above College far
perior to anything of the kind in the northern part
of the State The course of study has been especially
arranged for preparing young men for business, and
is thorough and complete in every partieular-thu:
enabling every graduate to take position in any
kind of business. Address for College Paper, J. n,
Gardner, Principal, Scranton, Pa.-nl6w2.
Bridge MeetIng.-At meeting of citizens OF
the county interested in the construction of the River
Bridge at this place, held at the Court House on
Monday evening Of last week, Hiram Hitchcock,
Esq, of Forkston, called to the chair, and R. r
Little chosen Secretary.
The purpose Of the meeting stated by R.
Little Esq, who also addressed the meeting on the
importance of taking means to rebuild the bridge.
Samuel Stark in few pertinent remarks urged
the necessity of speedy action in order that the
tracts for timber might be let at this the most favor
able season for getingr; and at the same time ex-
pressed willingness to take one-thrd of all the
stock not subscribed if the citizens would not
take the whole of it,
On motion Of Vim NJ Piatt a committee consist
ing of the following named persons, appointed
to solicit subscriptions to the stock with directions
70 report at a meeting to be held in Tunkhannock on
Monday, December I'd:
CoHMrrEE.-Samuel Stark, G. E. Palen, Hiram
Hitchcock, J. 7. Jennings and P. A. Miller
Several gentlemen subscribed to the stock and
former subscribers thereto increased their sub
scriptions
On motion the meeting adjourned, to meet on the
day above mentioned. ,-Ja, Be-
Six P's--Poets- Painters -Preachers-Players-
Printers and PQliticianssll suffer from Dyspepsia,
HerEoisaess, Loss of Appetite, Liver Comp aints and
all diseases which they may cure or prereNt by the
use Of Plantation Biters- . If those sufferers took
these Bitters the Poetry would be purer. the Paint
ings grander the Sermons liveIier, the Acting ruek
the Printing neater, and the Politics honester. This
,Fpendid tonic ipvgorates the system, and enables
the brain to work healthily. .-.
Perhaps no article was ever so well endorsed by
all who have used it,
Magnolia Water.
= delightful toilet article-superior to CO.
logne and at half the price.
Writing Inks.
Use Grays Super Black Ink. 1t is cheaper
than all others. 1t works like a charm. 1t is the
best yetofered to the public Does NOT corrode the
pen-does not injure By freezing 1t can be secured
in anF quantity. of the mauufact urer now stopping
at C Martins in TuukhannOck BOrO. Don't for
gss the place, -- 80 g. W. GRAY.