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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-23
CORPORATION NOTICE

Whereas, application has been made % To-,
of Common Pleas Of Wyoming County ..ur '1s
ing ot \ Charter OF Incorporation t. the ",
Water Company OF Ms>boppen. il saii Cra.
same having been filed in the oGico of tie F.
tary Of said Court. No,iec IS he,e5y si...
no sufficient reason TO the contrary Is al W.
he lawta Tor the sail court, az the next tern
of to dee are that the pers9nS 81 as4,cil. -
cOrding ~ the articles aud con htions So.
said Charter become and be corporIiiaa ~
polite IN law and ia fact, ani the court
such othar directions rs the cIss mnv relie
F.. J kEENEI. ?.
FUNK Dec. 8. '6S. -nla.x4
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The Undersigned having been appointed
Orphans Court, for the County Of Wyo1
Auditor, in the matter of exe-ptinss L, tn D.
of {. VI Nanviiin. executor uf the e.,,.o .f
peckha,n. iced. will 1tienl 10 tho .l,.,s v.
pointnenf at his office in Tunka ma. g.
the siXt lav of Jan A. D., 1889, a. q. o.
tue Afterno'n, at which time 4ni plA'e 20 81
Interested therein may appear AMI pc.
claims or bd forever after ds0lrfei.
JOHN A. STTTSER, Al.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

DI virtue OF IA writ Of diias Feni ere.
ID directed ther. will he exposed TO Puhil.
At the Court House. in Tunkhanaock, Wyoml,
Pennsy sylvania on.
SATURDAY, JAN. l6,i, '69. at o'cloc, ?
Al! that certain lot or parcel of lanI i'm.
the township Of NorthmoreIanl, Wyoming
Pa. Bounded as f.llows: on the North tv ..-
Yoodey Whitewell on the South AMI Wet ~
Of Eli Baker, containing about seventeen asI-.
the same more or less all improved wi one ID
dwelling house, one Frame Barn and one tran.
house and other outbuilIngs m an apple Dr.
and other fruit trees thereon with the apr ursl.s
Ssizei aui taken in execution at tho suI
Tripp, VS. Marp i. Lippo.
And will hs sold for cash only by
N. ". DeWITT. sl.r:
Sh1rif Office, }
TunJan. 10 jog
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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
N "PENN LETTER BOOK"

For Copying Letters ,rittom Press or Wafer.
THIS Great Time, Labor AMI Money Saving In
yentioG fills long felt want, bringing really in
dsl ensble feature If business within the reach OF
all Price So 25 and upward
None see 1t but to praise its simplicity gnd con-
vtnience and a skillful agent has only to show it
properly it recommends ITSELF and sells sight
1t is equally suitable to Woman Men, and adapt
ed to every kind of business. Ii does not play out
as the first sale is only beginning. For teStno.
mails terms, &c address P, GARRETT Il CO. 702
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, ll2 Clark ST. Chicago
Iii.
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Agents Wanted.

To sell ueo. p. Rowell 4 Co's American
" e " S p 4 p Il r DIR ECTORY
handsome Octave Volume of 300 pa-es bound
in cloth. Price SIS 90. 1t contains acc urate Lists
of all the Newspapers and Periodicals published in
the United States and Territories, and the Dominion
of Canada and British Colonies Of North America ;
together with desc ription Of the Towns and Cities
in which they are published
Every Business Man wants Ii.
Every Professional Man wants it.
Ever Advertiser must ha.eit.
Largest Commissions paid.
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two days and from $40 TO $50 secured in commits
sion. ADV ance sheets showing the style of the work
now ready aud will he sent on application together
with terms to agents Address NELSON CHES-
MAN, No. 4G Hark Row New York
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TUNKHANNoCK, Pa.
Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1868.

Es9- No PAPER NEXT WEEk-Cause-
Printer Boys Holiday-Office open and
prepared to attend to all job work
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Wyoming El'i,,n !.
are hereby notified ,hst there will be a uee-. :.
at their Banking house in he Bcro % Tuakilr
Oh the 18th lay Of Jan. 1863. AT 20 o',i..a &
for the purpose of clsllinS dire tor. to serve .
ensuing year.
SAMI STARK Gs.g
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gperial :Notirss,
ADMINIsTRATRIX NOTICE

ADMlNtsTRATRIN NOTICE
Whereas, letters Of Administration To the =
of John +. Wintermute, late of ForkstOn tn 4.
have been granted to the subscriber. All pers..
debted to the said estate are requested to mass
mediate payment, and those having claims q
mands against the estate of the said decedeut .
make known the same duly authenticated VII,
delay to JULIA A. WINTERMTTE
Forkston, Dec. lst '5S-nls-6w. Admins.
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Lmanufacturing facilities, and saves to them th,
profits usually paid 70 JobeD, Middlsmen and
Wholesale dse.era
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whereas, letters Of Administration to the estate
Of sylvester Carpenter late of Clinton tn dec,S
lave 9een granted to the subscriber All persons in
oeoted TO the said estate requested 70 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or de.
mands against the estate of the said decendent will
delay to SARAH = fiAPPENTEp
Cliut6g, Uso. ssrd 'ts-n5s.sW L. Ahministlaaflix, M
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ICE.

Having left with W, H. Robinson, I, a,el
mock Tp., a mouse colorcd Horse 10 ~ 70 "s
during my will and pleasure. lhls ma :, u, ,I-'
persons molesting or Interfering WI" ID.
as they will do 50 at their peril; ,,1g,} Z BBS
Lsusou. dee. lesA isSs.-dsl'wt
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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Nem advertisements.

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TT will pay you to call at Buck q SterIings', and
l. look their Stock Of goods, the assortment is
as good be found in Northern Pennsylvania.
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WANTED AGENTS. '1s month. sS 500 svtPs5 PER

WAN EU FUEV q month, every.
where, male aud female TO introduce the GENUlN
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem. fell
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more elastic seam than 1t makes the ELIAS
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and sti II the cloth cannot pulled apart without
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month and expenses, a commission from which
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CAUTI0N.-Do rot be imposed upon by other
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y. C. AVER & CO., Practical Chemis
LOWELL. MASS, U. s. A.

Sold by G. Detrick, TunkhannJ.N, - >'~.
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its composition. We have thousands uDo6 ~ ~
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following complaints, but such cures are knov,-e
every ncighborh0od, and we need not publish Is
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Minute directions are given in the wrapna, .
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NOTICE.

Meeting Of Stockh Ilders ofthe Ta1.
mock Bridge Co.
The stockholders OF the Tuukhaanp,N Erj5..
psny, will meet at the Office Of the Secre reiS-I
Borough Of Tun khann,.s oa
MONDAY, JANUARY 4th., l-n.
for the purpose of choosing One Pre,,ieat -
ayers, Treasurer and sl,h other OH ers =, @
required anIer the Act of Tnaop,-atln 81.
bylaws Of the company.
A full atteni rnce is rsga.s,ei
HARVEY SICKLER, q E r..
Sect'y
vlQ1w
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AGENTS WANTED

To sell the AMERI CAN KNITTI NG MACHINE.
Price S25 The rimplest, ehenpest and best Knitting
Machine ever invented. Will knit 2n,P00 stitehes
per minute. Liberal inducements to agents. Ad-
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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-23

CAUTION'-Uprincipled dealers are selling Axes
painted red, rs the RED JACKET AXE. The good
qualities OF this Axe consists in its superior CUTTING
qualities not in the Red Paint.
The Red JACKET" is for sale by all responsible
hardH are Gealerf and the manufacturer
LIPPIHC0TT b BAKEWELL,
Rtnturgh, Ps.
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TO CONsU MPTINEe.

THE Advertiser, having been restored
L. in a few weeks by very simple rene
having suffered several years with s'','s
fection, and that dread disease. t'n'ln-,
anxious to make known 10 his telI'" 'l-
means Of cure
To all who desire il, Ia viii s'ni > III
prescription used free ot charge, van o..
tor prepIriIg NJ using the s''n', "''.' b.
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the Prescription is 10 bupsaI "a M ~. .
information viii IN he "uuce"v' 80 ,-
AMI hs hn,'"s every sufferer VII 'f' '' .-
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Parties wishing the pres,glplr""a ~ w...
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EASTMAN sells gooi H.mloct hIJ-i'I'
~ Kip Boots at S3,7j; Fren.h cllt ps!,
at SO; Imported French Ctlf FaI, >7.'
Toes, at $40, AMI every Other art'ls 49,"
equally lnx pri ,es
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-23

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich Sept. 10, 1868.
LIPPINcoTN d SAKEwELL
The people'seem to be crazy about your Rkp
JACKET AXES Please send me twenty dozen more
Yours truly, WD.F.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills
For all the purposes OF a Lava.
Mp6In;ua alPs

=. Al's no One r,t
cine is SO Universe ,iIneb
@ . cathartlc, t1 nor va, va. -. =
any before so uDivs.s .'s
ly adopted into NAG
every country and ~ :
all classes, as thls s'',ss! y
but efficient pDry,- ~
PW. The obyion1.A 1AAI'
son Is, that itisamo',s,..al ,.a' =
liable and far more ss =
tual remedy than e,e'
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AUDITORS NOTICE

SAML STARK c.r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-23
Humorous PRragrap hs.

In California the radishcs grow from "a to
30 feet long. They are pulled up by machin-
cry and the farmers wall up the holes for
wells.
An Irishman on hearing Of "A friend having
a stone coffin made for himself, exclaimed
by me sowl and that's good idce. Sure
an stone coffin nd last man life time.
\ grim old Judge after hearing n fiowcry
discourse from prctcntious young barrister,
advised him Co pick out the feathers from the
wings of his Imagination and stick them in
the tail Of his judgment.
We once beard of rich man who was in
iurcl by being run over. at isn't the acct
dent" said he, 'that mind that isn't the
thing; but the idea Of being run over by an
old swll cart, that's what makes me mad
A gent out West was invited Ia take game
Of poker, hut he refused, saying: "No |
thankce; played poker all one summer, and
had to wear nankcen pants all next winter;
have had no taste for such amusement SINCE
Josh Billings says: III won't play emmy
gain, If ] know mi charackter, whar jack
will take an ace and 10 spot won't count for
gain. | won't play no such gain out Of re-
vpckt to old Conneckticut, my natiff state"
a negro passing under a scaifolding where
some repairs were going on, brick fell from
above on his head and was broken by the fall.
Sambo very cooly raised his head and cx-
claimed; "Hallo, you white man up dar If
you don't want your bricks broke, just keep
en- of my head"
A rather fast youth was relating the expe.
ricnce of his voyage across the ocean to u
,ympathizng friend Said he IL tell you
what, old fellow, there's one good thing about
IL, though, you can get rs tight rs you please
every day, and everybody thinks you are only
sca-sick.'
a young man sent 10 his father in the coun-
try his photograph, accompanied with re-
Guest for aid, as he was poor and required
money for the nccossarics OF life. The old
man looked over the photograph, and then
responded you cant cheat me, you young
dog. You cant be very poor 10 be living
among marble vases, and statues, and flowers,
snd nice furniture, such yo1r pict.sr' shotcS.
\ newly imported native of the Emerald
Isle dropped IN one of our restaurants and
wanted dinner, hut was not 30 particular
about the quality if il was "chape.' The
waiter thinking hash the cheapest thing they
had, brought Pat liberal allowance. Pat
eyed the dish suspiciously for u time, and
then broke ont. "como here, sir; h-dad, the
man that chowcd that may ate IT, ! won't
aud left the saloon IN disgust.
4 letter writer in the South saws YOU cant
20 un cotton plantation IN Alabama now
without hearing the command senator
start right smart 20 your contemplating;
Judge, you 90 and bring my horse around;
or, Colonel, have a shoe put on that mule
right along
4 rcd-hot gospcller, in New Haven, tore
out the trcsscs of u bar maid because she re-
fused Ca listen to his exposition of the doc
,rinc of future punishment or TO give him
more liquor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-23
Fearful Revenge.

4 shocking story of brutal murder and
wifi luwlcss punishment among IL party OF
miners travelling on foot over the Rocky
Mountains to the Swcctwatcr mines, j. re-
ported. Hess Frcnchman, and Armstrong,
= Nova Scotian, had quarrclcd hu, apparently
became rccuncilcd, when Armstrong re-
opened the disagreement, and threatened
Hess for taking some of his tobacco. During
the day the party entered Il dangerous and
difficult canon, through which they wound
along a narrow ledge Of rock, several hun
bred feet above the bed of the stream, which
ran along at the foot Of the fearful prccpicc
At the point of the greatest danger, where
the party had 10 travel in single hlc, and
several yards apart, Armstrong watched his
opportunity To dodge behind ledge of rock
unobserved, and thus fall behind the Others
Hess was the first man in the tlc. As he
drew near the place where Armstrong was
,ecreted, the latter stepped forth and followed
his companions without seeming to notice
him. Presently he knclt down as if To tie
his shoe, and Hess, unable to pass, stopped
within a few feet Of him The next moment
turning about To pick up his bundle, which
had been thrown aside upon the ground, by
= sudden change OF movement he seized the
unsuspcciing frcnchman and hurled him
over the edge of the terrible abyss. Some
twenty or thirty feet down from the face of
the prccpice the wrctched man lodged in the
branches of n ,craggy homlock tree, which
grew out Of IL crcyicc in the rocky wall and
might from thence have been rescued if AS
distance had been nigh. But there Was none.
How the murderer could summon the hardi-
hood 10 sto0p down and watch the fall of the
victim from the dizzy hight We cannot imag-
inc. YET Armstrong did look down the cliff,
perhaps 10 assure himselfthat his murderous
work was well done, and saw poor Hess still
desperately maintaining his hold upon life in
stead of lying a shapccss mass at the bottom
of the canon. The tonGi,h spirit manifested
itself still further. He got fragments ofrock
aud east them down upon the poor man until
his liiele,s body topped over the yawnng
abyss bclo y; then Armstrong arose and pur-
,ued hi, journey The whole act was seen
from u distance bg another Of the party who
was apart hunting for game s-.,nd after they
had got into camp "a night he told the story,
when Armstrong va, seized and charged with
the murder, and he did not deny il. \ part
of the company were iu favor ut lukiug him
with them through io the settlement, 10 be-
tried ly th' .Iyil aWhoritiv- iurt' q majority
we're determined 10 allow DO, murderer no
chance for escape. and ,ouhrUt gu hour before
midnight Armstrong was conducted to the
top OF cliN which arose. Hike % wall to the
hight Of one hundred aud eighty on Two hun-
dred feet huif mile iu the rcsr 81 tho camp.
Having bound his hand, and feet they cast
him over into the black aby. ont ot, which
no cry returned.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-23

ship canal, from the Mississippi river at
English town to Lake Barquc, is soon to be
constructed by company of New Orleans
capitalists. The canal will he twelve feet
deep and from one hundred and twenty-five
to one hundred and fifty feet wide II is
stated that this new channel into the Gulf of
Mexico will be finished by January ], 1870
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-23

It's said that in one of the late actions il
Japan, japanese Tommy who ted s.
much attention from the American ladies il
the days of the Embassy, was killed. He wa
shot through the breast and leg, but die,
fighting for his chief
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-23
A Sisters Oath OF Vengsance-Thc Reno
Tragedy.

From the Louisville Courier journal, 10th
The following interesting details did not
appear in the hastily prepared reports first
published Of the lynching Of the Rcnos and
Charles Anderson Frank Reno and Charles
Anderson were married After the bodies
had been laid out upon the floor in the Jail
hail. the wives Of these two men and Miss
Reno, the sister of the three brothers. were
permitted to enter the hall to take their last
look ofthose who, though covered with crime,
were in their lives all the world To- them. All |!
what "A scene was there! What grief and an
gush What unutterable woe The three
women entered, paler by far than the dead
bodies stretched out so stark and ghastly
upon the prison floor. First came from these
dcspairng women such piercing shrieks as
love only can utter when II feels that all it
lived for is lost forever. Then tears like
rain, bursting from overaown fountains,
and means so touching in their plaintiveness
and utter despair that not even the most
stolid could keep from weeping. Then fol-
lowed that quiet, almost stolid look, n sort Of
blank, purposeless agony that tells that
hearts are breaking, shat griefs work is per-
fcctly done. Great God what "A spectacle
of utter woe il wasl The outburst of grief
ended, the quiet of despair settled upon the
faces of the women. But not long did one
of them remain under the burden The sis
ter of the three Reno brothers, an intelligent
and handsome young lady, dried her eyes
with her handkerchief, then, taking the grief
stained piece Of linen she placed IL over the
face of her brother William who to the last
declared his innocence; then she kncelcd be-
side the dead man, and laid her left hand
over his heart, and raising her right toward
heaven, she took this terrible oath "Oh ! my
poor murdered brother may God curse your
sister II she avenge not your death terribly
and fully. This will do, so help me God T.
What II tragic scene was this-thc dark,
strong walls on Ill sides, and the cold stone
floor under her knecs-the sable garments of
the bercaved sister, the pale face turned up
ward, and the white hand pointing heaven
ward What a tablesu of death, despair
love and revengal
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-23
LO~~ES UNPAID NONE.
OTHER nEBTS OF COMPANY ..,.,NONE.

a. annually sent ~ tho East for no better or safe
'Ns'fano" 'han s offered 10y THIS company.
Applications received and Polcir, issued hy
JOHN Il. HELN,
iot1' tNdlt AGENT AT CAIRO Ill.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-23

The upper peninsula of Michigan again
talks ofapplying for divorce from the lower
peninsula. The chief ground on which the
application will probably rest is the npossi-
bility Of establishing any natural connection
between them.