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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
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III rem S,rengtcn 4inatcu puu 1cre. .NmcriFG
dlf ser
8aItimoresSbiO GiIcnbabn
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@riparuiG Son @ci0, 2cit tins Gnts
Tcruuuo!

Die gutfttuura Won Baltimore nab alien 5tsiIen he's
Getcns eer Der. StGdtn IT aa Sictsr 9abn iurier ais
ecn pbtlaeeptI Rew sCr p.rr iu trBee elmer anSrru
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Balm" gGeFucn, wertfn nit ttrigbtr juBtn une NdAcn
teicrtcrt wic tt FdNdG.e trIier NlaHc, write mrbr
tlt tty tNgrtilt ,dheA.
Gle Ndscu tltirr &nbn tabfu Geprllrrtc Spc, wcrtrn
ur 9ddticit rrltudtrt i'm Drrr gcteBt, unt Cs WITH
ten Eand0tcrtr TrirSGDfr rfrGt.etrt mrpn, CS II
fir tig &rturmtt'slI WnS SihCrbtt her gahdBrre In
auga Sluden 8elcrBt.
&Iuf rtltrgabn fibrer HE Nutpanttrtr oufS Sbura1t
unt S,ntlte; fiC it ec ciu,iae Sdbn III cCu Ncr.
Gtnutcn, tpcidie Muspancrrcr ,Uit Sdr'elit,i9cn
bciprnctt. 2llc anbsrn PNt"yn tttrrtern nch miner
9iRwlretIer mit hngiumen SmtBrar,ruji9cu.
N'IdRitrs ptdsu aui pclsr Sabn bic QEalen pibrerb
trr gdnleH 9ellc Baltimore ndb Cincinnati ,pe
Mai lili Der 9dnisn Strede ipiIhfu SGmcre nb -.
grul5 rpie NUiihen SdlttmCrr unN ShiroGp tbr trei
Mla. NId Gineurcti peldr0t man IN 80 5tuntrn, ndt
Ct. pCuis urt GttGgp IN lipci Idgtn.
N..er 4adaer Rat 100 pfune @epdf frei. Anter
ron ti5 II Sabren trSGbsu balbcu prCs. Rinlsr
inter ,jahren inb 9dni frct.
ll5 @eyGd lett nit pcp pdTaaicrcr uro frmrt nit
bntn ut glrihrr Belt an bent SeimrmuneeCrt al. 9n
ercr erbdt eiur SefAsnteune uber sin @Frdi Bis an
eer Grt, wp er tic &Gbn rprdst.
auf dleH S'6Cuctt, MS gSuBer atptd'tt rerten, tub
ttUt'te &1trten NEbe!eut, I'M bic Sinpaneertr lurrd
81 weiicn pro r rie ttiGe Sefrtbcml tbIet GtcpltE
~ crSen, etn gcrtDC wClher GUt lengr aHecrn Slbn
sebpeu pirp unS en- GQcnt iUr MeiiC tie GttCdgo unb
Ct Fruis 0ebt aGf &plrn Ger GitntaBH' WSGu'Ddlt nit
ben GulpGneerern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
,Nutld,eM! NutjMcn!

Der llntsr,etfnets bal bic srSsIc unr bette NusmabI
trsanter autf,eu sieensn 6dbtitas IN Der Staet gu
allen greiieR peIrabiB 9Ser eine Aitl6e braut wtre
"a int eisnn fntsree n tereuen renn er bel mir rpr'
iprii co i'd, sesen 8aaraet eter gut inbSlrts &edsl
aIsnchment bi0is peridrit.
tGtllsIS) x8n,. uR Gann, Rr. SO, Slh-Saaar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

2li6ithubcrcr umo 0iciicnSe uadj
bcn 2Scitcn Tuo IiorHiucitcu SCr
ScrCifintGn St00tgr pUn liOrOs2 2lmcrIfa
ihgrrH 8cu mo Oiglr uritr fir he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
@arl K. Sincbroue,
Slc 9cilfllnoe.
ScScrnlani icin cigcncr glritI
9aIlomaD's S pillrn
RlnIIninnN1& Gnlhe
puteae!mdsistcltrn ess Dsaaens, Der etbsr unl
(Ciunr,nriNp.


puteseinldsistcltcn tcs nsnaens. Der erbsr unf
Sinaciucice.
Der .idsen t1 her arCes Iitteprrt melter he iSe
| IunCpcr cptr AranIttt hes Sptems bGeinIuBt. Nv
| ihIChten Hebraut pcer Sdwa&una trb GrteNc treer
ais naturlite Splecn Vereuultgs getwcreen uttrie
trnper atbcm unS aG9elnetns Grhafina @rGie Elm
Nit eem Gebrre III Werttnpuna tebcRp " cdrn eCI
Oidgtn fte 2uelc Won Nppreb 9etliDer Nieeerlclbd
Die Neter trtIt in MIelbentat mo erjeuat S'alIen.
S!GrungCn G6nerieR III ecr Srtte w. T. I. Der Inter
ert mad iih cteniIus eurd NcrltcpiunN, Durtiau INT
9lrtr temerIltsb. Die Salptwirng etecr pilrn Nebi
nut ben Nia9eu, une teber ylu9eu unerleb uno Mic
rem uehmen al brer rieeerbsIetsneen uns Itarenssn
npfe une saasaua
Int rei her eswfpnlidaen uue trsdrit8len naf ster
GpntirtRte begriteursn lete; itnen Wirt tje SdlBt
pcisl ent8eaeu, melde iunahf has eii ausrciel uni
bann tc pcI!nnI rpleneet.
Spic Seiils. aIte aSlmesn uuc @cidruiirr.
nebel, he pes Sabre barinadt9 leeem anbtren Wttel
cher Ssbaneun8 8erCst, tnb undtdutsrd siRscn Gin.
rsibun8en eieer fraiIiaen SaIte aewitsn.
Pdufausidbldge,
tt, BplGsn elmer ibedltcn butmiibanB pter Grrni.
itcr SeRen, ptretn fit ete btrIieuenee 1rat tieei
SGse tcTeitjst uab cine flare burdiidtae SautnGtt
pseeuerieuet. Sic uteruifit pieie Sdmnt Mitel unt
icuigC SoeiteR nUGnIarteu urh ibre SdhtBeit, 6tn.
ncn, eistatsrn uns antsrs Seitdts Gatitsaursra ~
otrtrtibtn.
Sra,,en stfd,perten.
Geirn tie Tdtisntsn na pper aIt lcea pttr perbtra
thet al Ter Sdpele ber aSeblidtet ptcr beim snee'
rurtte Ger Idtlr biele 2phUd ehintden ctnen 10 cn'
imiceenen GniIub, tab In eem @eunete 3utanee BAN
sue mertlide Sslernng eiRtrt. ans retnen phdnten'
Stpcu tersiiet Rnb lie en dtres unb pcrdf Itdes V'
tel itr ale 6laiien ppn 6rauenitnmerr III lceem TIA
eun bee QebSns unb tei alien Geluit itbesiuillrpsn.
Sdniprrlcietn Iuie Hiiicn.
Stee Frrm ette 3ftdcn etcler berrlhentrr une Bart
nOlcR rslpen wire rrlib unt I'M Rdnien Sptemt tard
etu (Debraua eeits erpeiGuuas MitcIs ausasrpttel;
ieiiem Gstraude ipten marine Sabunaen rcgdusBeben.
Sciue cerGfie wir6 man urGbdntcrh UNI rrdgrei.
feHt nueen-
Sefts, SaIte uut @iIleu, ,fultteutr
tpiGcnbeu bditen Aebrnu6t peretn
llcterbcine Guediilter Ylutben, Sruieu. .tStidwult
gCgrcnfung. Vrdntwrneen, Sdncrrhrpen,
bCie Seine, eelenlletIf, aui9cornlssneui
cante, 8beunasmus, btit Sruf
: hplnten, krcntGGcn, FlCdicE,
bpier Nrpt @tl6pure, Bllitln
SG,luB, bplsr Sals, ycrerie St.
Ibwure hid,t, 8ruhpantCn,
cfene 5telsn, spunpcr gtnernnep,
soaustttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
VluSlOirtjge Muitraggcbcr

@.trnCn, he sem @.l'rdrt5 2tuitrSRe ienoen, wcHen
1ttaH tore unD bee GmgInBcr, HtrelC autRcNen.
M @uiraBCu ncu NuswirtI milirn ven cinem Ec'
lenprG psBletie ,t., I'M puntttt @rweccronN ~ tiu
tcn. ". Maine,
u5l-l Gde ven gaiincrr unl @ng.r
EJ' 9F fno gwei ,Suipt id)c 9iabmdid,ncu I'M
WIlr!te &c IUc, pcte pcG nfcGcnncp y so IN
lr. IT, Sbnrvlr.. prfut Wtrc, letet mebr ais raenb
cine eafers MIltne. llbd-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

selr,,,n,a = Afin @itttsl II dtt, auFtr he geprt
.s,plipipapt @,ip siprf u. Ypnepr" itre in ietem
8ldte Res un, ,ere Vudc seer oGahcl gertdtt!en Ss
rraunsanmsiiunas SuGce ~ urtsrtsiter tcniltG itp
man iie renn man tas Sldt 8eaen eas Stb pcli. Gut
gEte Seirbuuus trhait, wer rerarse dustunii Btebi
Eap man cine gtricn rrcr gerionen bic bic Nlteuintn
ndbnadsn seer nad asm, dte perauisn ub sabtt mier
tlp lie undbt linp, entted'n.
~ gu baten IN ser 6abtil bes greftlcrs Spapfuap
2r. so, Maisea eane. Ttm'grrt une bel allea reirei
1tslu Arptbetern urb Grine SdnrIern in etr aunier
Stpllilrten lSelt.
ss,- Himmt man be srt6erer Surten, 70 eripart man
teteutene
We. - enptifunatn FUR Taterten bst iehsr bsfrres
rem : ioruna hap leeer &ihie une ShaChtel beaefug
EB- Sdnser mil meiRcn ppblttidnnten Hrienettt
tcrneu hre Shautarttn Sirtuare &C. frifcntwi iuGe
5lr. so Waieea gaue IN. ireneen. tWoialt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
SGrl)rn crI,CIicll .
&'ru,tdics
WrOtcrir- mO IiQnOr V'rlGGfl

ftghtr rCSeii0rt 5priPcnhau5.'
u. Martini
bal rem arpfttn ftrufen NIB ouf has %efc aNotltr,
len eSrpccrie: uuh ccuiidjct s4d1lcriasrn III Satt'
more dm 0tt9en gldFe aynEct.
Sr IGtct ttac 6reure, unt has Tutii'tnr uterhaupi
trd sni ,lm Psde leint5 2orenS eu. u tat BE bt'
lci mn frihrlea
sruccyic'n. rruicirn N'darcn, aBsine nr5 Hianora
'tcls all rart mo ctrtnuii
iut tSrpscu irih Nlrittsi;
Eft meier flbtlciyrtnn ccr cSGnlcn ~ 'r9tnt cincm
:tltitbcic At ttr biaiufiru Ntriict.
6r mGdt duC icmt Gniiuie an cr'ier Crte in Mem
acsE nle htett n l1uUahs Int tann SerpGt6eneer
TIC Grtiutrn9 Gttrn taB We fei 'hH - "a laPIIift
uu0 rst0te %rt'tinwl NHsin i-;rotH.
l3aa'u ffft NG'' fsrct I'M Tic eadrsH ~ 5sipracn,
Iro ourittI a. 8du, tslcuspt
A:i,;hrr ScrfJu'cr
Ia ~ Alugt moirh. tsi Mn Sor'ulpcdrn' (RaIfl20.
H-y- Ipir nj cine r'rm9Gtc Sldhmdic,inc me
tbtu sstr ~ MseytnntD N W. 81, ,SeTmanraBe.
CISCO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

aa- N,e grrBte 2iuswabl rrn acbralid,fsn 4, ,it
Waid)isn, wslae lie in eer Staef anas trt.lt mp Rem
" BET Wteaennep, Rr. 81, @esmanlir., ~ fnsen.
llS6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

Weip GNNpt N.-Jn 2. Septbr. =
(3prt iuraf Wdb6cr pom BitSfrdble getpb>
rt) &pr0rtlcrn gdltmttt0g murptu anna
uni j5annab ,jpn}t, lOhhr ptS 9ithcre
9pnc3, Ycm @Ijpc NdEptet, Die b:itsu @ip-
trn nuntrn auf rr Tidiia pcS tltrrithCn
Sulet ais tcr Ylig IN cjnm pcr ccm S1uir
GcbmRm @luM ctnidluS, GbIpranB NIB bic
zttptltcrn 1uf tr Ssrlic tpptrtc. Gn Eru-
tcr oer teipct Widpdcp tON guy ,3ctt eiclte
traurtaM |GrilGcS GEi egm 1rpba i'm gar,
lry; or erbitlt tnbcrulcnpt 9rGntmunbrn
am tinfCn @lm unN en- belem gtmln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

Ytterdrtihes. Gatfcrnien BAT
er9enparttg 239 Scurnale mo peIippiibe
2rudlbrillelt pppca 7 in serfbisoenen
fremeen Spraden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

TtuamdibtAe.- - Gin Srlniole in
0tfo SIort bttaupht stnr ntue 6luBmdi6tne
crfunrcn Sl batcll, Nit lt6cr 9c6cn lepe guft-
t4trumt 0N,crR fam. GtrS III unaefdbr
DC iC0Nt Grijurunl llr &uiliabrteu. bic
ntdt ms 8laIte NcHen, lOnpern bic @uei.
Dung emc6 beltjmmt.n .3iclsa gum 3ncde
baben.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
From the Boston Transcript.

The MUHLBACH NovELs.-Last Sum
mer at the sea shore, when the weather
was unfavorable for walking on the beach
es or strolling in the rocky pastures,
used to while away many an hour at the
public library of G., in idly turning
over the leaves of familiar volumes, and in
studying the folks who came for books.
81 soon saw that the good people of
C, like the good people of every 9th
er town or city in the civilized world, were
great readers and admirers of novels and
romance | found that Louisa Muhlbach
was a prodigions favorite with these fisher
folk. The poor librarian was dreadfuIly
pestered with their incessant demands for
the Muhlbach novels, and was weary of
repeating that they were all out, and that
she knew not when any Of them would be
in. Pretty little Miss P, Minerva
in spectacles-a veritable Crichton in pet
ticoats-said, in one of her learned and
long confabulatons with the librarian, that
Scott was prosy and Dickens silly, but
Muhbach was splendid And to Miner
vas praise of the Muhlbach novels, the Ii
brarian heartily assented. / was not long
in discovering that not to be an admirer OF
these German historical novels, argued yon
TO be, in the estimation of the htera;i OF
c., a person of no taste or clever
ness.
AS goes Hull, so goes the State and
in the admiration of the Muhlbach novels,
as went c., so went the country
There is now real Muhlbach turor Her
works are the. fashion. The ladies dote
upon them, and talk rapturously of the
charming Muhlbach' She is the favorite
Of the hour, and the darling of the novel
reading public.
"'Tis certainly no small pleasure to sit
down quietly of an evening in ones own
room after the days toll is over, and by
the magic of book visit distant lands
and meet face to face such great historical
pc'sonages as Frederick the Great, Marie
Antoinette, and Napoleon Bonapar.e. And
how better It's to make the acquaintance
of the Empress Josephine and Marie Aa.
toinette than of Aurora Floyd and Lady
Andley! II, like Miss P, above
mentioned, readers prefer Muhlbach to
Scott and Dickens, | shall not think any
less of the Waverly' and David Copper
field : but if they read Muhlbach in prefer.
ence to Braddon, Wood & Company, !
shall think the novel-reading public Is not
wholly devoid of taste and common sense
Indeed, the remarkable success of the
Muhlbach novels tend to show that the
public is beginning to tire of high-spiced
mental food, and that the popularity OF
the sensational novel is on the decline
and in fact SO great has been the populari-
ty of Miss Mublbach's works, and such a
demand have they made fer the historical
novel; that her American publishers, the
Messers. Appleton, of New Yurk, are
about to issue Count Mraheau,' and the
other historical romanoes of Theodore
Mundt.
"ToM FOLIO."
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.

THAT on the 26th day of December A. D. 1867, a
l. Warrant in Bankruptcy issued against the
Estate of Nelson W French of the township of
Wndham in The County of Wyoming, and State of
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payment of any debts
AMI delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him, for his use, and the transfer Of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose one or more Assignees of
his Estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden at the Office of the Register in the Bor
ough of Towands, before Edward Overtou, Jr., Reg
lister on the 9th day of February D. 1863, at
o'clock p NJ
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, U. S. Marshal.
23w4 By Z. COoLBAUGH, Deputy
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

HE Proposed REDUCTION OF GENERAL
HANcoCK.-A bill is now before the Rump
Congress to reduce Gen. Hancock below
the military rank necessary to enable him
to act as district commander By such
despicable means the traitors in Congress
expect to bring back reign of terror and
military tyranny in Louisiana and Texas
In regard to this infamous scheme, the
New York Times Republican says:
"Congress proposes to degrade General
Hancock from the rank of Major General
because his course in the Department of
New Orleans does not meet the appreciation
of the majority of that body. General
Hancock won his rank by such services to
his country in the battlefield as few men
ever perform, and such as it is disgrace
for any public man in this country ever to
forget. The men who propose to take this
action in regard to Gen. Hancock are the
very men who insist most loudly on the
duty of gratitude to the soldier; but they
keep their gratitude to the soldier strictly
subordinate to their party interests and
party zeal. The proposed measure is utter
ly unworthy of Congress, and discreditable
to the party which brings it forward"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

Thad. Stevens destruction committee
have hatched out another abomination ir
the shape of bill to deprive the Supreme
Court Of jurisdiction over cases arising un
der the so-called reconstruction" acts
The prominent RAIDS swear that they will
perpetuate their hold on power by any anc
every means. Having long been legislat
ing 'outside the Constitution" they have
ceased to inquire-Can we do this lawful
ly? All they ask for in bill is-WIll i
assure to us perpetual supremacy ?-Er.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

GILus VS.. Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Co.-It will be remembered that on Sept
l4th. 1866, while the special train bearing
President Johnson and his companions was
stopping at Johnstown, large platform
belonging to the Pennsylvania railroad
company gave away. precipilating the peo
pie upon it distance of twenty feet to the
ground, and resulting in the death of sever.
al persons and the injury of perhaps three
hundred others. About two hundred aud
twenty of those injured, instituted legal pro.
ceedingS against the company. Among this
number was David Gilis, whose case wa:
made test case, and was tried last week
resulting, under the instruction of the court
in 3 verdict for the defendant, on the
gronnd that the company was not bound tc
maintain structure more than sufficient
for its ordinary purposes.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
Tunkhanno
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE,

THE undersigned offers at private sale valuable
Il Grocery Stand situated in the Borough of
Shickshinny. Luzerne county, Pa. The buildings
consist of a Plank Dwelling and Store House 20 by
40 feet, Barn 80 by so feet, together With other out
houses, all having been erected within two years.
A liberal chance will be given any one desiring to
purchase, and any one buying for ash will be sold
extremely low. The purchaser can have the stock of
goods at cost If desirable Re 1son for selling going
West
This stand is a central one and capable of doing
large business with proper management As the
town rs improving very rapidly, the rent of it
dwelling house will pay good percentage to any
one desrous Of. investing capital. For further par
tieulars address BOWMAN GARRISON.
Vin@lm2 Shickshinny, Lus Co.. Pa.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
George Francis Train,in a dispatch, give

George Francis Train,in a dispatch, gives
the following account of his arrest:
"Have just been arrested by the British
Government. Was seized on the Scotia
Immediately upon arrival out. Have told
the Derby Cabinet that the American ul-
timutum is; Payment of Alabama claims
and release of American citizens, or war. u
Parties in authority state that Train was
not arrested for completely with the Feui.
ans, but for debt.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS Letters of Administration upon the
w estate Of Samuel Carey, late of Northmore
land township, decd, have been granted to the sub
scriber. All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested 10 make immed late payment and those h8v
ing claims against the will present them to the
undersigned duly authenticated for settlement
J. NJ. CAREY, Admir-.
Northumberland Feb 3. lS66n26w6
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICe

VITHEREAS Letters of Administration on the es-
w tate of Christian Bush, late of Washington
township, in Wyoming County deceased have been
granted to the subscriber. All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settlement
to the subscriber at Mehoopany
BENJAMIN KINTNER, Admir-.
MehOopany, Jan, n, '6e,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

Commercial COllegc,--The success Of Gard
ners Business College and Ladies' Academy, at
Scranton, has surpassed all expectation The
of study is more thorough the terms cheaper
and give better satisfaction than any other College
of tae kind in Northern Pennsylvania Life Schol-
arship $35 co.. Clubs at reduced rates. Send for
College Paper giving full particulars. Address j.
n Gardner. Principal, Scranton, Pa. u7nl0yl
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
EXECIITnRS, NOTICE

A LII persons indebted TO the estate of John Gard
n ncr, late of the township of runkhannock de-
ceased, are required to make immediate payment
and all persons having claims or demands against
said estate, are requested to make known the same
to the subscribers, or one of them without delay.
P. II. GARDNER, Ex'r,
Clifford, Susq'a Co., Pa.
L. NJ. GARDNER, Executrix.
v7n24w6 .. TuukhanuOck, Pa,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
TUNKHANNoCK, PA.
Wednesday. Feb. 5, 1865.

e. ADVERTISING AGENTS, EX>
CHANGES, and all others interested, will
please note the CHANGE of TITLE, Of this
taper, from THE NORTH BRANCH DEM
OCRAT to WYOMING DEMOCRAT.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

How FASHION DETERMINES The
VALUE OF FURs.-Thc following is the
introduction of fur dealers advertisement
in the Toledo papers: b" Just a quarter of a
century ago entered the fur trade, paying
Is cents for mink, % cents for muskrats,
and 81 for little, yellow martin skins. Dur
ing these twenty-five years there has been
some wide ranges ofprices. sold lot OF
mink for $500 that now would have
brought $4,000. Then, again, have sold
lot of corn for $4,000 that in London
to-day, would not bring 81, 900. The little
marin skin is now worth the same price as
yellow dog skin-two shilling. The opos-
sum has been from three. cents to sixty, and
now down to eight cents. War has been
one cause of these fluctuations, but that
mightier power than fashion-has
done the most. While the combined armies
of Europe could only put down coon and
skunk so per cent, that powerful goddess
fashion, run the Is cent mink up to SIS,
and Knocked the big-black lynx muff down
to four shillings. If should be fortunate
enough to see my golden wedding in the
fur trade, / expect to be shaking the black
skunk skin--worth more money than the
mink"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

STAMPING DEEDs.-The revenue off
GERS of our State are being instructed from
Washington to appoint special officers to
examine the county offices as to whether
ueeus, AloI'g aSOo d." "V"v' ~--~''-- RI
have been properly stamped. The pen
atty for emitting to stamp, or for not stamp.
ing properly, is $50 for each deed. In
Bucks county the examiner, in going over
the first six dockets out of twenty, found
about one hundred deeds which had either
been improperly stamped, or the stamps en-
tircly omitted, making an aggregate oI
five thousand dollars in penalties.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

~ OO>(y~>O~-~-|>~ - ~~~~O~O-~~OG~-~D~
RHODES-HAYNES-I In TunkhanaOck, on the 22d
ult., by the Rev. j. L. Legg, Peter Rhodes to Miss
Elmina 1. d. Haynes, all of Tunkhannoek
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
SHERIFF. SALE.

DY virtue of writs Of Fieri Fdcias and Tend'-
I'D tiond Erponas, TO me directed, there will be
exposed to Pubic Sale at the Court House i'll Tunk
haunock, Wyoming Co., Pa,
on SATURDAY FEB. 18th, '6S, at ! o'clock P. N.
All the right title AMI interest of the defendant IN
and to that certain piece, parcel tract of land sit
uate and being in the township of Monroe, Wyoming
County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described 4"
follows TO wit On the North by tract of land in the
warranrce names of Peter Smith and James Miller
on the East by tract in warrantee names of Nose,
King and Moses Mount on the South by tract OF
land in warrantee name of David Bailey, and on the
West by tract of land in warrantee names of David
B ally and Peter Smith, containing three hundred
and twenty-one acres and one hundred and eight
perches of land, more or less all uuiinproved
Seized and taken in execution at the suits of IS'
Search and Perry Monroe VS.. William Koons
And Will be sold Tor cash only by
NJ. W DEWITT, Sheriff
Sherifs Office, Jan. u, IS
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
NOTICE

rs hereby given that have purchased one Span of
l. Horses formerly owned by Frank Decker, and
that have left the said horses in the possession Of
the said Decker " be used by him during my will
and pleasure. All persons are hereby forbid moest-
ing in any way interfering with the said horses,
as they will do so at their peril.
NEHEMIAH DIXON
Tunkhannock, Jan. 22Il869n2iw3
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

THE Radical papers at Harrisburg an
nouncc that Wayne Nc Weigh is cand.
date for United States Senator. He is a
son-inlaw of Simon Cameron. If Simon
could buy seat in the Senate for himself,
what is to hinder him from buying one for
bis sonin-Iaw. 1t will only be aquestion
of dollars and cents if the Radicals have a
majority in the next Legislature.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

No sooner had Stanton secured posses
sion of the War office than he repaired TO
the pay clerk and drew : 5000, as pay for
the time he was suspended. This is in per-
feet keeping with the recognized head of
the plunder gang. An ex NJ. c., from
Perry county-a gentleman of his own
party, bnt rather rough of speech-once to
his face called him "hog," and there is no
doupt now that he deserved the term.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
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