Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-19
Local and Personal.

Crowded.--We hardly need tell our readers
that n crowd OF new advertisements-whchn no doubt
will be read with interest-has left US little no
space for other matter this week. Smaller type or
larger paper seems to be inevitable. In the IAN
suage of the great Patrick Henry we say. "let it
come"
Dress up.-- Persons who expect to continue in
the prevailing custom of wearing clothes and those
who feel assured that the rest of mankind will fol
low suit :" would DO well to note the fact, that Mr.
o s Baldwin, on the n. E. Corner of Broadway &
Canal St n. Y, is now selling clothing, by the sin
gle garment at wholesale heretofore unhearl of
low prices. See advertisement in to days paper.
Deeds.--A large stock of finely printed Deeds on
hand and for sale at this Office also Blank notes.
Bonds, Appraisement blanks, Justices and COnsta-
bles blanks of all kinds
Variable 1.-The weather is what tho Almanac
makers might, with safety to their regulations call
variable. 1t varies from cold to rery cold, and
from slight furry OF snow, to regular old fash
ioned nor wester. The wind varies several points
of the compass, from N. to n. W. and keeps on
blowing though it had taken the contract to cool
of the hot-heads of Congress.
Getting Ready,--The &essrs Lees, who have
the contract for the building of the r. Bridge at
this place and who forced by the cold weather
to suspend their wall building, improving the
fine seighing and the ice bridge the creek, by
hauling stone fom the qyarres in order to give the
work an early start in the spring
SeriOus.--The scarcity OF water, W, h has been
felt all the country, sail to have been the
cause Of several Templars taxi. : to other and moro
common fluids with which to quench their thirst
Dealers in the ardent are said to have been oblig
ed to sell liquor and less since the great
scarcity of the latter faid. These long continued
droutLs are hard on all classes.
Several of the prominent Temperance meR Of
town have left for Harrisburg to attend the great
Temperance Convention, which commenced at that
place yesterday. 1t is hoped they will cscare the
temptations to which men who go from a cold-wa,
ter, to a hot-whisky district are liable
"a thing Of beauty IS n joy forever"
And thing is 50 beautiful picture of health.
Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, D.s-
nation for Society, Mental Dependency, etc, are
the rule rather than the exception with the human
family, and have stamped their effects upon all.
The most effective, gentle, sudden and agreeable
remedy is the Plantation Bit,ers They hive prob
ably cured and alleviated more cases the past five
years than all other medicines combined. They
sold throughout the length and breadth Of the land.
u,r,oIIa water
= delightful toilet tarticle-supcrior to CO.
logne and at hall the Irce.
No Medicine ever appeared with stronger vou b.
ers for its general and substantial excellence than
the Peruvian Syrup, InyaIiis, especially thoe suf-
fering from dyspepsia debility, should send to j.
P. Dinsmore, So Dey ST., y. Y, for a pamphlet
(sent free), concerning this remarkable remedy.
Proof of Superiority. --SaIes immense thro'-
out England anI F-an e, Of Ms ;. 4 Aliens In
proved (aew style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, in
one bottle.) Price One Dollar Every Druggist sells
it