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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-03

ns-Every patron obtains 8 Watch by this
arrangement, costing but $40, while it may be
worth 81. coo. No partiality shown.
We wish to immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the ar
ticles, arc placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment Of ten
Dollars, whether it be % Wstch worth S1,0O or
one worth less. The return of any of our Ger,
tifcates entities you to the article named there.
on upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and
as no article valued less than $40 is named or
any certificate, it will at once be seen that this
is no lottery, but o straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most fastidious.
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt Of rs cents, five for 81, eleven
for $2thirty;three and elegant premium for So
sixty-six and more valuable premium for $40,
one hundred and most superb watch for Sl5.--
To Agents. or those wishing employment. this
is a rare opportunity. 1t is a legitimately con-
Quoted business, duly authorized by the Gov
eminent, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Try usl WRlGHTii BRO. g CO.,
f"1@l -i4~J,a Importers, l6l, Broadway,
sep 28-6n1 ~ fa. ."#"' NEW YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-03

Z BOXES. ADAMANTINE CANDLES; 8
, boxes Eastern Factory Cheese, received to-
dav and for sale 1ow.byi I4Ea .-afE&
nov 15 j. u. MI LIB Nm,
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WANTED-A secondhand TWO HORSE
w WAGON-iron axIes.. &c., -
noT1 8 GWIN, BECKHAM & CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-03

DROoMS, Buckets, Tubs and Baskets, r%eceiv.
~ TX IFNSIG &c. MILBURN.
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A LEXANDklA, LOUUOUN ~ I...
II AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.

10 Is.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16

1880.
'ssiss SesSIss - jSs ~ y
|ssssk n -! +. n 49,. -.
:incS = ~ n.ss,;e ..<''.1 ds~-
eSee 80. 800 i 800 ss.,.s;s-. q E'-sS ~
y15rS |S* &[<ss<> ] @sIesi :. i-~r,s.-s.,S e.'s-.
one Il osss 10 hund7ed = y 4 m hroS
~, 81 rlf(y eshbrrs. M ~ f. ~
jeskie a&Ghs III ~ q 49, ~ isl
thrown b. charge 81 segsnsy pound& Vith'
sh ishusi Selositv cf no ~ - ssoond
Ths Captoin. ! new Rnxl,sh tarrst 1hln. n
sey 49, wy ~ s9Ses gum y sson . -
NS.inch .~.,ys I,nass Ia. r-,.Sh -
ana hsil tans. - 49, 1870. ~s,sI -ncsl
ara also exbibiied - ~. : ). y.cl~ arseckt
loadine. polvgroo1ed -nn 4. Ir-.ssc.ssi,
yent .es.ss. ~. ~ &c - 1880 49,
kih.k y, .aS;t,,.s z, - .r-I---% 1870
,.sa.,s s,...ss -, 49,. 40. ~
VI, ID. 4s S1s,ssS - 80
-s.S 49, a, - !. s'. - -.
go. 49,. . - 80, y - =.
Y ~ ~. 1&ss 49, s-r.5, s.,1en ~
- $50 N s.' - - - ~
f1s,,s.s ia... ~ ~ S.s = rs -
49, 49, ~ s q - - 49,. 49, 49, $500
49, 49, 80. I. ffs&<sss'S
49,. 49, 49,. =, ..,.h - 49,:
49, "A. a 49, ~ 49, u = |. 49,. 80.
.'.s.t.'. = 81 -. -. 49,. ...s 49,
rh.,-n.- - "a -. 80
bore es,rs;s = 80 -. 80 - y - "a "a
twsnss.e =. -, = ..es $3.50 ~ ~ 49,
- i eo;1S. shs 80 .;,l,' - .s..css 1878
M sSss,,l Sss1 4 A.,s 1870 TSs xs.sS MI
800 4 ~ ~ -. "a 80 -
sa, 49, Ss:n - s..s..S - e
= ven rasss3 IS ~ "a .ss.issS ss.s- =
Aise miISs =; a. m mo- -sisc,.- r. q ~
feet.se
Atnerlesn ordnance. thk delicieD1v e Il Z |
measure, comoeks fSr - shs ,rial a AM |
iaxor,ss f5- ms run /. 1870 = E..lsrI
We need ksvs " fe.r Il vss ~ $3.50 q a.
ususpjsy 81 couS with - 80 - ns[.
sition afforla In the nav IN h-~-r igscs
TIE nnge ysns s~h,hi,.d ~ ~. r-s-cn
f3overnmeaf ana Nv Krnnn - s,.,S,d.sl.
a. snne.ranca hat th.ir snormaas 5;-..~-
siops sre ssr;eas oh;scfions II g.. o..
l5-incf run we,phs "A. 900 roupS~. hs,a ~.
aalf the weivhf ~ ~ , 'F..rch' Ie-;c.h -
aud scarcely more han .sh,rd 4 4 rnsrss
unsried mansla< Nsssds ts,;s -. Essrsk..I
dursd shss,sse q sesnsi- ssrv;ee ehiss 49,
ave grave doubts. Or tas reliability AZ thsss,l
heavy French and prassisn runs No rup
a stronger than in wesk,se rains saa -
weak point Of thsae e,Ins 4 sbe;rs $500. 1
loading arranasment. which ths -Fcgl;SS ~. |
ana which a have never re-. |
Krupo's eun e the least ,h;eorionskls n |
this rcsnsct. boa 4 'hardlv thihk even NJ. /
Kruup himsslf would he villioy "a suf |, |
through ire tsst "a rhicb Ne eeedlsA srss
ire .,,6,,.s 81 = shoxs dsscfibed. An sss
,bssS III IL = 800 49, n.ss.,k :is.s..,s. e
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16

GRHDsroxE grit, being mainly s,licia, Of

GRMDsroxE grit, being mainly silicia, Of
fers m excellent resiStance 70 heat.
Cas- WooD MPRNr or ESGRAvE fRox 2 -
Some rails OF enc u onrcity railroads were
taken up few days ago ind on their lower
.urfsce xas perfect representation, or re-
production If The grain Of ths asepers IN
which they rested, with nh the knots and
the curvatures Of the wood. ne neatly done
40 II bysthe painters art. On applying the,
fingers TO aid the sight, sbess linea were
found to be really engraved or indented into
the iron, 30 much 90 o. to be readily detect.
cd BY the sense Of feeling Whether pro-
duced BY chemical action OF BY mechanical
force Is question. 5EJ u sstIE
THs velocity Of light, according 20 q csl
culation recently published by Prof. Chase,
Of Bsstop. IL nearly the sanerps rwvuld be
scqairetl "a one year bya fellinki bsd, undef
the infueuce Of an accelerating force eQuiva.
lent to the force Of gravitation af the earsh,s
surface via. 80, 1,6x66 ,400x36a1 $50
l92, 234 miles Der second. F11.1
ORDINARY Britannia metal 10 composed Oh
equsl parts Of good red brass, antfmony, tin,
bismuth and lead. 7'E -ai ia
IoDIsE Of silver possesses the singular pro
Psrsy q cons-.c.ing by heat and expanding
Z
LA iusspiopa contriyance for raising
water 10 on exhibition ia New York, and, u
ID statsd, supplies the power for aour mill
In 'vfreinias The process II 10 jntroduce
eteam che sxhaust ef 3 non eendensing en-
/ giue-into . reservoir connected By pipe
With supply Of wassr bslsw, ara nAen. by
IL jst 81 wafer, 70 condeuse the steam, Great
ing I vacuum which e tnsettly filed with
wstsr - be discharged inss 6uus o. re-
l>gvoir, from which it is carried to the eater
! 4 NA,uu.s n mechanic kas procsrsd ! patent
for n invsntion for running chatting II right
angles, Or It any sngls, Without the CIV
| gearing Or betting. The idea ID entiFeN
fppykk ~ aids hw = ple1ed IN Tia ean6l&
- motion transferred BY the acn64 III b
tbubls <senk On sssh s6Afs. The nsshinery
Urn Fitbont ths lest noise. sa,.. q
No FrLL Hoo1.--TAst February waREg
ueneh IN 'whieh thsre was 10 fan moon.
| fsnark1 babls fsct, but nor not 20 rare 10
900 y the Italian joarnslists veuld mako
Il, ri thess suthorisies asssrssd thai this
accsEpspcs could only take -pleoes -spee 10
$1,000 ceaturies. A. MiisnG6e aess onemd,
y. Schlapsrelh, Who n0ficsd tina rash ~
1es,f>ssn q jusst shszN shat - ssuiS thing
sosnsssd inl e47, whea the mssn eame fqll
On the morning Of January sist, and next
again On the morning ~ Hafch ~ following.
n 100 tsers was' : similar occurrences u
a
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ea-opARAnvf Mws.

I
e. = Fssz'ihs FiSsi5ars5 a:-sssssss. !
We have always held that combinations
among xorkinfmen, for the purpose of OBJ
laining the prics Of labor, are not only To-
gitimate, bat necessary. these combine
90 makings .warfsre upoa employers bot
simply ~ preserve juss and hosorable Feia-
tions between capital and the prodnesrs ef
e4pilAl. Tslt "a, universally coacsded thet
capital is aggressive. and 'coastmtys &s'
posed 90 sBcFoaeh moon the hambls to7srs
Or the earth. sAnd5t ID . noesworfhy hct,
that wherever workingmea IS : body have
Gu operated ip support of sheis matual in
terests, the wages Of laoor are kept mp tosthe
standard OF 1t least . comfortable livsliheod,
while the very contrary o the csse whsrs'
no such coiopers ION has ever been sGsss.
Cd. MA, aet 80 - e
The world Of enterprise b vast muskss
"a which sall workingmsp should endsAvoF
to secure the highest price for their labor
b0fs we repeat, that proc cannct b. ob-
tanned without concert Of section smonx the
ssbofefs themselves. By. this msang = d.
mand for tair waBes can he effectively made
aad sustsined, and slsos public sentiment
can thus be formed, which s6&lf b poeer.
fol enough % AmeIiorats the ea:5t; :ssSs. G.
,ab6r, .e &C sfhsaesi Ia norsI n veil e in
matsrial value in che worlds estinst,on.
James, an able writer on subjects OF politi-l
cal ecOnomy, We would say % wsrkingnsu
here and evssywhefe, that, your Aonns zbsrl
is yaaF propsTtys ~ y sometime bA,Sa
yqn ave the ipslisnabls rieht % ssllr end,
Ia order % cotfnteraos shs seombineGkDn Of
purchasers of Epw hboEs yos have the rishs
- co-opefats % your mufnal resistance dn-
at you obtain what yoa dsmIso ~ fhs fair
price for L. The capisaasrs demands &np
ais customer an inefsn1sd sprics sor.ths sr-
ticle be Tanu'actursss end sells codnmsnsu-
, yss NV w z ss :sssi ss9sssssf' , .ss
me capildliss IN ibcsssssd pries for your H.
Dor, when the wagsss paid BY, him 20 you
viii NOS produce In exchange the quastiky ~
food .neeresafiss and eonrsnisnees OF Ii
s -. ], n sspss Y ysar'.: ~ .ad
D aCe-oPERAsEYE ,KzBcHnNs---A Nev. Orleans
paper peticss ehs gsus.si sdsssafiztaetien of
he hoIsFk keepers az thar city with shslr pre-
sent way &c husa Their princip$f grew
ance, READ On imaginsd, 10 sshs qoalilD d SER
vice. The freed-peopls srs aid % bsrsotlsss
sad feas 81 a5nT{ gEsaP = ehen. ~ lasy
and inefaeisnt. w6js $50 - ~ ortsnisl
do not, a. ruls. - 1tse1l,s' 4 - 4!
same ismilies fora long ssfns. IL iacss ne
same complaints sr5 mads there against the
freedmans which " hear - ftsQoenely ~
the hoEsb4i SuEasa saeut Xtl.s : no II
Such complainss will always b hsnr1 h 81
L. ..N~ L.
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Don'l Mk,p rAsm.

Tue new 1 orr ladeptn0eRt eaye: Mothera,
don't Whip them Treat Gods lambs ten
derby. Compel obedisnce. bus not with The
ROD. he othef evsntne, Whit. taking my
customary stroll, meditsting ON my text for
the following Sunday, NE fsss maternal ap !,
pesred at the door Of pleassnt little home
I had often noticed, and loudly ordered :
litsle lad Of three or 90 10 coms In, and
sea n shs did noe DO ~ shs said she would.''
The mother, in her wrath 1t being disobeyed
re-entersd the hoase, NOS hearing the little
ones scbbing explanation that be had step
ped outside TO fetch the baby in Directly
the blows and pIteous cries fen upon my ears.
Undoubtedly the little one had gone be-
yond the prescribed bounds, but Il was to
bring the wee soddling thing Inside, who 40
Jet needed not Commands, however hafsbl,
gwen, and his full heart and meagre use hi
words Withheld tie power OF explanation.
Poor little man, how my heart ached for
him. Kissless and cad he went to his bed.
Mothers, do not whip theml )
Do not yourselves make ,shado4s . the
sunlikhf With which God alwsys Surrounds
children. Do mot let them be lullsd 10
sleep by the falling Of their tears, or b.
thsir owa cad sshs asd s,Ghss Ear plsesr
sntsf u ia, H1es y0dEe % suiK tB1nMN
night, to end piak fses ess he eiIlow. din-
plrd knees in xsr, toys yet In sinhrusey ana
snales @ their sweet nssths. Ysursslves
bear N mind their last words. q n / shouid
die before waLe.s Treas sbsm kinAiy snd
ssndsrlg. ! took my little man sbot gnp
to-night and. handing IL over the gate, l
said, snow will yoa mind mamma, and stay
INSIDE yks9l Pbs tslls yPuf, Ian sure me
~me WIN" Mas very sinesrs t&s II thsy
forget bear with thsm. 10 childhood's dsys
cannot be free from sorrow, surely nons
~ss NAB aoT&G5nia7zH.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16

sEsHN - - f&4&4 80 - Ra@ss -
l16y iron GeorsIA, wsissxg &1go5s1py
letter IN shs Leader, nsptioas The following
ineidsat:
i = Me- fhs sssa u ths wszs ssnsef or
Cents 1rass soidieva LAssei my teps n
Georgia with . number Of Federal prisoners.
The tuy was intensely warm, and, filled with
pity for the poor stirsd looking men, ! ssnt
three o. four ofny nsgross en- nth buckets
u cold Waiter for -thsn. In tho 'nesueime
TIVE young ladies' who we're with me on the
psaxxs, made sses shoughtless remafks
about the prisoners, which were yell cslcp-
lated a ksrf fheir Ieelinxs. = -
L \ 90 tsaa h. please rensn ~
~ aFst1s cenqusfors N thisfins1aS cey edd
q . neither generous aor just To- stsb =
fsAn foe Ispoke Ion. bat wasoverheard
oX4 soldier Who stood near.
May God bless you, madam wis new
u forget your kindness
4 z" Nsnriy three pears hatS psssei 9ncs
then, and [ bad entirety 10 gotten tho Inci-
dent, until IL was recalled In this MANNER !:
A w days agp,.as was walking down
Broadway, 6 gentlesnsB touched my arm,
and, with susIle of recognition, held our
hishsnd. #
81 beg pardon Mr., II ssid), I Go not re-
member ever having mek gen before
"'No. hardly Thought you would recogs
nize me- said he, but am sure am uos
mistaken And then Be zsbssted xhss !
nave already rslaSs aud to my surpls y
found II was the same soldier who had nv
voked Gods blessing upon NE.
nd most nobly has he repard the sim
pie act OF kindness, anu It is with almost
shame that received aot only his IL ,nks
and favors, but tokens Of gratitude from his
mother and SISTERS"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16

- - @7@84&0~
a cofropondent Of DE San Frsnoisco
.Bsil<tis gives the following sssesnt Il he
nasaral advantages Of Arissua sey-
Al thas y resuissd \ capital and protse,
tion against the aFagss.-uGiRe % Arisons
Communication By the Colorado river ma
the Pacific, aud 9th the ons-hnndreeh pars
sf the capital expendsd upon the Consisek
tods q WI susni o. Dessst1li1od lh0llsva-
g Give e. = sssgEisy y pslsog end gsepsssy.
become = Esate nlessse-...sss .: nd s sssotats
fsssing 6tsts e Caiifornia. What are kno6S
- "Psinted Dessrtsp are associated with the
gold hslds and the l.rgs depcsis Of esql,a-
sxids of iron, nhssh 1akss up sAf~sDt 1fhs
Ct The eonponsse Pares Of he great Raiote4
Dsserss throu9h wkssA esuvses shs CslUsado
'Ohlqu,te snd TIE mais sesm Of We Oulofado.
1rppsr The Paiats1 Desert kfvtSssoa the
Colorado ia rcd ss1oE " isup8xfdS6f ~
miles wide BY 100 IN length. The sss.c
q achroaa bod IN 99py'paztA arpzikbon-
shsped md traceabIe for nfles; isssr. D srsss
n these stxiae ara 70 m stones, 81 nm
value. 1secpred Ia, Fehxuasy,. AS66. whiI6s.
passing osef this region, line speaaeas Of
Cats Eye-dods eehs5rs-aqua marine, eue.
emerald. ard largs number Of bstyis
ss1s 5ssss n. sssis ~; 4 ~, ss,' AL 81
end TIE mestof ~ sef lhs ssaxns(ers'
NJ conssti1a of spals -soaPrise 49, 1ns
opal, one blsok, o. anssmAR q slssspinrl
ordsss ~ sAaps ~ siss a. shsn sTsnsazied
~ opinioa 10 ssgar6 - s1fs Pssssf Arisems
h, that froa Dj1mend 1rss1ssv ths Lo1the.
end Chacs Muuntnirn suvens e - ensf ~
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~1~8
fsa Yeer Nou-Forfsitabae policies insure arssna
DEATH nom any cause and the prsmfums are IN psad
~ n ten years Indemnity for accidents under ths
form e policy holds until age u IT, These poc,ss
are noaforssitsbe sffef tive annual psynsnss. Rsss
psr 4lpo0:
Ages - Is 20 as .
Ordinary Life roIicy, 90 "A 60 Sass tmU e0Ss
Aecid@s......... ASs ND Ow Msl ~
Othsr ssss I'm pruusrnsa-
- rzn md NoHForniunls Epdowmsus rrm
60 - prspetsn1n low rssss
A-stttY tr.r4s45
n TzsssaD = Haraaart vas ~ Gtut company Nm
Ne world 70 combine LIE snA Accident Insurs.os IN.
O. 90 policy md premium. This frm a po,Icy
via nacA fAvor, = Il esvsn u personal -.
- sad~ ons ~. ~ - cot h - than noss Co..
renass eAnys ~ In hssrs.es slons. -a
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16

THE TRAVELLERS. OF HARrFORD-ths pisnssr
Accident Insurance Company OF the conntry-A.a. up
10 Marci
Assvssi ,'ser Ninety Thousand Policies
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@
'.sss. s|..z'
\ 1ur a.
ri! | .| ri 4 | ri h. ID.
9 6
= 81 49,,
~ q - r. 80. -. -, v.
S 49,, =. - 81 s s'.'.su ~. -
49, -: y r. - SSel l,irIcs~ -
sSX 11 r s1 K sk& 4. g. 49,
~ S " n 49, 49, ~. k1.. 3r-S~
~ 1-1 ~ s{< 81 .cs-,
~ w., |f [;.{S. Hir..s - ~ '.;sSs
q En- | - - - - " ~
~; -. - <;;--..ss. 49,
\. = : -. - \. -
I r. ny . - nm ~ hnr-
- K 1cr-3 k5rk, ~. Shi1k -
|is9 mn 1Sl@l4 o. leslkn q
~ 11o61mo15 49, r Gal \
= ~ poesonlo1 X kro1t 1osn5 fone "
W. y ~. ~ w ~ ~ " PiftSb Srrh
Wa - y, ss1cr1 = - - 3 n visS :
viC1 y - - 100 - ~ hopS
neSflly 49, lo1ie1frus ri go. Sc n
|aaoA fsood1 49, r - 1nSG1s - 81 neu
~ Pisss1S Ea& - 3>k1 t6fwest iksis harres
d - 10 LohIssIII6, 4nd thug reDx61a fhe
pregsing wants 81 he people there. and, q
~ t<e4 - dsstpf6bt thssv1esrG snb9
eAesfly vkit6g 70 prty opdd ttsIk titSIs. =
fHl Dubaque [LoHa) HMa says: awe
haze here a unexplared niplos Geld psssly
ae<spfya niles eQuarA Which hae been nsssly
scsasehe e ~ sarLaee 49, r. Poissspss
oReR 4s440iAN V4'ne ~ lead. hae heea
faisedss xhsA -eaeek : "a. oas1 ~ xe1tea
<ioss patsst>rl ofnt9 sfteotten IRON ~
niains adssatn eeais - ~ ssssssa
Tan lew wste&r ~ - Ohio hAs caused :
coal fsmine m. tQlneianati. aud tie inhuoir
tants finding they oafl no iongsr dspsnd epsl
water oommuniostioia for commereln1 pur.
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Including more than FIVE THOUSAND LOSSES
for non-fstsl II Jury, and sEvENTY-TwO TOTAL
LOSSES tby dcathl In which the srin or ssOcooo was
realized ior less q u 20 received N prsmiums
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I'ilE EQCITABLE

once, ). w. Cor. RandUIUh ~ LaSaIIe
Streets t2d hoeri 0PF- Metropolitan IT, Eairanss
On Las4le street
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Accident Department.
BODILY INJURY By ACCIDENT,

Aznual Cost Of a General Accident
Policy
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fhls Y ~ only mail hns carrying steersss paswneers
h&&ssn ldverposl. Cork snd New FORK sad u sthe
s1A q ehs rouss. "a
- atssrass ESQ = esz.so.
Passengers fxwnrdsd 70 III para Of eresr Britssn
" e-eins - siss, md ssrths sscursd = sdsspcs-
sioHf DeafTs 70 any AaaunT.
Ras.les In ths country viii address the unabridged
~ meA snd tAoss viutng the city, VII soe direct TO
TO oGee - NJ rrr.sr- ioyed ~ this compznr
VIM fNMAx. yAe. wAn1Acx.
UvsEpooL 81 Dearborn ~, Chicago.
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Arizona ~ Q FarnAhso.
4 correspondent Of he Sap Franchises
BsRsfis gives the following sssesnt Il he
nasaral adsansaRss OF Arisous > .suy-i
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16
The Elections.

The latest news in relation to the elec-
tions fully confirm the report of the results
given in our paper last week. Sharswood's
majority in the State is between six and
seven hundred. The Democrats of Ohio
have majority on joint ballot of the State
Legislature. The result as to Governo. is
still doubtful. To raise doubt in State
where the radical majority last year was
upwards of 10000, is indeed glorious tri-
umph for the Democracy. Woodward is
elected by majority of several hundreds
over ketchum. in the 18th Congressional
District.
For the result in Wyoming, see official
vote given elsewhere.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16
NICHOLSON.

WHAT THE PEOPLE HAVE DoNE.-"A
vote for Judge Shsrs wood will be a vote
for treason; vote for regulating the
Federal debt; vote to deprive the wild
ows and orphans of our soldiers OF pen
sions and for giving pensions to the wild
ows of rebels; vote to overthrow Con-
gress; vote to make Johnson Dictator,
and vote to stop reconstruction"
This was the language of the Harris
burg Telegraph few days ago. AS q
majority of the people of Pennsylvania
have cast their votes for Judge Sharswood,
of course-unless that veracious organ told
a fib-all these measures stand endorsed.
Hence, BY the verdict of the people, trea-
son is now respectable; the big debt is no
more; rebel bonds are at a premium !;
Congress" will Immediately abdicate !;
johnson will send to Russia for one of the
old crowns and the progress of putting
up the negro and putting down the white
man will be brought up with short turn.
Who says nay? The Deacon is = church
member and cannot tell lie, and is il not
written "Vor populi vor Dei"--The voice
of the people is the voice of God ?"--
Therefore, who dare say these things shall
not be ?--Patriot & Uniou.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16
Sensible Advice.

We see the following sensible advice
gong the rounds of the press, and re pro-
duce it that our readers may know how
country editors elsewhere talk to their
patrons:
/. Lay aside your fears that the editor
will get rich faster than his neighbors.--
We have never heard of a man making
much more than a decent living by the
publication of a country newspaper if
had ever so good business.
2. If the paper agrees with your way of
thinking, subscribe and pay for it, and per-
suade your neigbbors of same mind to 60
and do likewise. Do not tell the editor to
send you the paper without paying, and
when you get to owing two or three dol
lars, tell your friends that the paper will
burst up one of these days. The way un-
der such state of the case, to keep pa
per from bursting up" is for each sub
scriber to keep the editors books free
from charges ag ainst himself. This thing
of applying the credit system to the news
paper business may be likened to farmer
selling ont his crop bushel to the man.
The sum each would owe would seem Of
little account but the aggregate might
make or break the farmer.
8. If you have father. mother, brother,
sister, or a friend at distance, and are
able to do so, subscribe, pay for and send
them a copy,
4. DO not expect too much of the editor
when he is compelled to be his own COM
positor, proof reader, etc.
5. Do not expect the editor to make
honorable mention of your business every
few weeks for nothing. '
8. If you wish to sustain your local pa
per properly, to live in peace and die hap
py, remember what we have told you in
this article,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16

MISTAKES IN NAMEs.-In the report OF
successful exhibitors at the late fair in
Nicholson, gwen in our paper to day, there
may be, and doubtless are, mistakes in the
names of many persons. The manuscript
furnished US, was very well written but
without the most extreme care in writing
names-which stand as mere characters,
to which the context furnishes no clue
mistakes will occur with the best of print
ing Offices. These names, many of them,
are strange to US, and We suspect will not,
in all cases, be recognized even by the
persons to whom they belong.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16
Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale, the farm On which
be now lives, situate
In Tunkhannoek, Pa.
about ONE MILE FROM THE LINE OF
THE NEW RAILROAD. containing TWO
HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE ACRES
with about
IS ACRES CLEARED.
with large New Frame House and Barn
Lot we'll watered.
Balance OF Lot WELL TTMBERED and
available for faI ming purposes.
For particulars, Call at this Office, or ct the
premises.
VIM. CASKEY.
Tunkbannock, Oct. 9, '67-v7n10 3w.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters af administration to The estate ol
Sargen, KelIy. late of tho township Of Tuukhaa-
poek deceased have been granted to the sutscribsh
All persons l1debted to the said estate are reqres1
ed 10 make immediate paw nsat, Sui those AayiRS
demands aga inst the estate Of the said deeedent,
will make known the sams duly authenticsisd,
without delay. JAMES hkLLk
Admipistrstog.
Lemon. Oct 18th, 1867. v7p.loW
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16
HARVEY sICKLER, Editor.
TUNKHANNoCK. PA.
Wednesday. Oct. 8, 1867.

e ADVERTISING AGENTS, EX>
CHANGES, aud all others Interested, will
please note the CHANGE of TITLE, ofthis
: per, from THE NORTH BRANCH DEM
UCRAT to WYOMING DEMOCRAT.