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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-30
Nlr Tin Wedding.

"r-tuat Is, our modest" self and our "gude
e.'r' having on the 18th inst, arrived at Ten
.1ar milepost since have logged along IN matri-
a.1.Al harness and being somewhat destitute Of
10 'AXlngs' - concluded to have at our home, one Of
-.'e ,"c!A! gatherings, called "a Tin wedding
'4e affair came of to our entire satisfaction far
and every thing else concerned and to the in
h-e delight OF the two little lrees who have joined
--. FORTUNES with u, since the beginning OF the
"'"'y We can hardly hope that our generous
.''s VINO were present on the occasion, were as
." satisfied rs ourselves. We. assure all, that the
''eeIou Of their kind wishes, will ever cheer and
.a.a=e us ia the iuture-and that many Of their
-'-aD'c In tokens Of friendship will be carefully
.7'er'ed az mementos of the donors and the occa
N"'Ad whose notice Of the event We give below,
i.eFs that We had not before mentioned the af
. a. he surmises we were "overpOw We
.'- I'D maze OF tin We knew not what to say
feared tHat anything we could say might sound
'5" o.asi upon our own tin trumpet or a tunk up
.~ a0al.ag tin-pan.
-' '!'eui IN speaking Of the affair says:
-l EDITOR On glancing over the Local column
-' Democrat for last week, we wondered that no
"-'I'A Aad been made of pleasant little gather
" Which many Of our citizens were summoned NJ
.ws.
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NOTICE.

To al UhOm IL may concern:
II appears that there a subscription gotten up
for in the beginning Of July last II is now Sep
tember and have not yet received anything given
by the subscribers to Mr. Jared Marcy who circula-
ted il in the neghborhOod. Those who contributed
will please call on Mr.. Marcy and ''get their money
back" do not wish the people TO give him any
more money my account They should be thank
ed for helping him, who says he ''was ordained by
God to preach. and Is led by the spirit in all
things
ISAAC COOLBAUGH.
Fyetr Son u ISGs-uswo-
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Western District OF Penn'a.
In the mailer Of Jerome j. Lord,a bankrupt, in Bank
ruptcy
To Vhom may Concern Tie undersigned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment as Assignee of Je
rome J. Lord, of Nicholson, in the County of Wyo-
ming and State Of Pennsylvania, within said Dis
trict, who ha~been adJudged Bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court of said District
THOS. J. CHASE, Assignee.
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Tho 'Express Frei ght' down Trnin,' arrires at
Pittston and Wilkes Barre in time for the passen-
ger train for n. 7, It Phia. The Local" ieares
Wilkes Barre Pittston. for "McKunes and other
stations north, after the arrival Of the n Y. 4
Phii'a morning trains
K. A, PACKER
Sup't Wyoming Division
Office LtE.RRC-WyO Div,
Wilkes Barre Sept. 4, 68.
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AE. * Mas. HARVEY SICKLER,
Il II II q .H u,
without THE IT,

thursday Evening, Sept. II, 1853,
hsi"tea the hours Of 6 aud 10 O'Clock.
''NIH ASsyERsARY oF THEIR WEDDING DAY.
"'.. not insist that the affair was SO insgnif-
o., 100 Ie forgotten; nor will the guests. Is your
y eA'essivel We assume that your gratitude
80 many generous friends oyerpowered you
''e4sion became one, when silence is more
'han words. BE likewise charitable
e.. r ,t''e present for falling, at an earlier day,
"s ABUNDANT, elegant Tepast provided by
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gpsrial Cutters.
LOST OR STOLEN,

At the Nicholson Fair, pocket book, containing
ten dollars in money and "A note dated about June
Ist., 1865 calling for $780, payable year after
date to the undersigned and signed Jasper Billings
payment of which has been stopped.
WESLEY BILLINGS
TUNKHANNoCK, Sept. 2Sth, 1868. n93w.
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NOTICE.

Application will be made to the lie gslature at it's
next session for the incorporation of Savings Bank
to be located in the Borough of Tunkhannock with
privilege to receive deposits purchase and SELL Bonds
and Stocks of the United States, asl of this Com
mOnweaith and other securities 10 be cal led THE
Wyoming County Saving Bank Capital Stock
S50OG0 with the privilege to increase the same to
Sl00000
!. c. WRIGHT, DANIEI WRIGHT
o. s. MILLS, ] W. LYMAN. .-
Tunk June lSth 1862,
y7.ns7.6R.
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YsY sYIla5IRsI 3 q lzI;sliS 81
q

For doing family washing in the best and cheap
est manner. Guaranteed eqsal to any in the world
Has all tho strength of old rOsu soap with the mild
and lathering qualities of genuine CASTLE Try this
splendid Soap. Sold by the ALDEN CHEMICAL
WORKS, AZ North Front Street, Philadelphia
vS-h5 ly.
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lO6 Sudbury Street, Boston. Mass

NoTEs-From reports aud.letters received
|. Your Axe is bound to be The AAE.
2 1t will cut 25 PER cent better
}. My brother lost one arm in the war, but with
your Axe he cut we'll as any one else can.
4. If | could not get another twenty-five (s25l
dollars would not buy ii.
5. 1t will cut hoop-poles better than any other
Axe.
g. | would not be without it for ANYTHING
For sale by all responsible dealers, and the max
ers,
LIPPINC0TT & DAKEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Sole owners Of the Patents.
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DEBILITY.

T|ers medicine eqari to R5ofa,a,a Csr,ian
Ba,rs Or Jtsje in ej Debility. They impart a
tone and sor 20 hs irioe systsn strengthen II, on,
pesr" GUS s'.ioyHtat If ne food. erabe tie
s.oBtocI r. i,3-s' !, p4rijy r3s blood gice 09od
s1Gnd, teI'tLe rupsIin" eradicate NE gsiLo,c tia2t
fs'1H ~" sV,. ,a;Df @ tr .p the cheeks 9qd cidf,u,
:t' '"'-ir t"n .'art-b,ra.ted, eBt0c,y,.d, .,,ak
oqd Mr,ol, i,r1'' 10 Eai.facsd, s'oe, cad r,y,,.
N. 49,,
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Tasse Remedies are the best
Blood Purifiers

kno,rr, and tsil all diseases resHlty trvn
bad blood.
Keep your blood pure; Keep yolT Licer an order;
keep yoW GtQes'i0e organs IN Soltad healthy coadI
to by tie Of these gy7"ti59 uEd 10 disease .piR
sper dssdil g0a.
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Weak and Delicate Children

arc lnade stToI:S b. UN..!s t:te !tIttrrs
or Tonic. ln iaCt, I;LrS are Family
nedleines. They cEn br rGlsiit,, cssd
with perfect safety 20 child shISa
or a ma of ninety.
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EE-E SS[ElG GE%S&.

Ladies' who wish n fair skin and
good compile 1iOn, free from a yellow-
fsh tinge and all other disfigUreme ent,
should use these remedies OCCASION
ally. The Liver in perfect order, and
the blood pure, will result in spark
ling eyes and blooming cheeks.
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Agents w anted

For Matthew Hale Smiths New Book,
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Yours Truly,
AHIRA GAY.
Accident,

The bridge crossing the canal on the main street
sadug into town from the East near Samuel Stark's
While being crossed to-day, (WednesdayD with one
Col Marcy's teams, with load of stone fell dis
ance Of fifteen feet upwards into the canal carry
lg with it the driver (Mr John Ace) with team and
wagon. Mr.. Ace escaped serious iniury,-though
aot thorough duckng. The team by timely aid
.-5m our citizens, who rushed in large numbers to
flo scene Of the catastrophe,-aiter considerable
0Acuity was eXtricated from drowning and the fall
70 ruins The wagon was badly wrecked.
This bridge which appeared TO be and was thought
ali. 10 be a sound and safe one, appears, now that
down. TO be a mass of rotten trash. Of course II
E.a be most speedily replaced by a new and more
-o'tantial one, by the Canal * r. 4. 60. The
her old bridge at the lower end Of town should be
."loily looked to and tested
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HoeFGHd's German Remedies are co,stts,. fsitsd.
The genuine hare the signature Of Z. NJ. Jackson
on the tro'I Of Tie onsdc eTGRpsT Of each toias Gl
te name Of Tie article botc, IN zach to.s All Oder,
cOlIlfsFJeff
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THE GRECIAN BEND,

(iT HAT IT IS, how it grew into a national cal
wv amity 1t is not Nea Thing. Symptoms
and Treatment. A small volume protusey ilIustra-
ted. Sent by mail on receipt of 25cts Address
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40 OAgents wanted in all parts Of the L.
HIM Is, to sell our immense list Of nearly
4 UUUl00O different Books Bibles and Pho
tograph Albums. Every family wants some thing
from 1t. Catalogues furnished Tree on application,
and books post paid to any address on receipt
of price Canvassing books containing the list with
prices together with blank sheets and printed head
ings for enrolling list of names, sent free to any
one on receipt Of 5Gcts. Anybody can sell 100 to
1000 Of these books almost anywhere. For terms to
agents amp other information, address j. +. POTTER
& co Pao's, Ola 4 6l7 Sa nom St, PhIladephia,P Pa
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ONE DOLLAR
FOR EACH ARTICLE.

been about one million dollars
gA-Our business has been decided by the Courts of
This State and BY the United States authorities not TO be
a Lottery or a Gift Enterprise Gta regular iegifi-
mate business.
Terms Of sale for Club of S. selection of one of
the following articles :-20yds. Brown or Beached
Sheeting superior quality. Popn or Alpaca Dress
pattern. Wool Square Shawl q yards Doeskin-
An day Clock, Seth Thomas make / pr. gents
Calf Boots White MarsellIes Quilt Silver plated
Chased Castor with bottles A Morocco Photo
graphic Album, l00 pictures yards Ga Wool
Cloth. Silver plated Cake Basket. Sc yards Brown
or Bleached Sheetlng. common quality. Also, print
ed notices of go articles for sale at 81 for each
tice, comprising variety Of articles usually sold al
retail at prices from 81 so to So for each article.
For Club of $40, selection Of one of the follow
ing articles 40 yards Brown or Bleached Sheet
ing, superior quality Dress pattern, price $40
Wool Long shawl. Broeda Long Shawl. ? yards
Black German Broad Cloth. Common Sense Sew
ing Machine, pice $lS-(these machines will hem,
stitch fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind braid and em-
broider, in most superior manner) Gents or La
dies Silver Hunting Case Watch new. 25 yards
Hemp Carpeting. yards Beaver Cloth. 6k yards
good Doeskin. Silver plated Ice Pitcher. G yards
Wool Cloth, dcu. width. pair superior Blankets.
II yards Brown or Bleached Sheeting common quail
ity, and l2O printed notices of articles for sale at
81 each, comprising variety Of articles usually
s. Id retail from 81 80 to $40 for each article
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ZIngari Bitters

] I is conceded that the great ZingRri Bitters
ic than any bitter tonic in the known world. 1t
has cured Cholera, the worst forms of Fevers Pneu-
monia, Liver AMI heart disease Chronic Diarrh@a,
Dyspepsia. rheumatism, Sick lie tddche, and will
cure any disease arising from disordered state Of
the blood. 1t is recommended by Governors Of
States, Members of Congress, distinguished divines
and physicians, and the proprietor can show more
sworn certificates OF cures than any other Bitters
III anu. acturers in America Send for circular, an1
read them. Sold by druggists and deslcrs generally
BERRY, BRICKET d Co.. wholesale liquor dealers
sole agents for Western StaIes, Chicago, III. F.
RAHTER & Co., Sole Proprietors, North Front St,
Philadelphia
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
WYOMING DIVISION.

suPPLEuENr Na.3 TO TINE TABLE NO. l3.
IN PLACE OF SUPPLEMENT nos. | AND ..
To take effect On Monday Sept 7th 1858
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u A NTED.
CIergymyn Teachers. and Superntendents of Sab
bath Schools and Others to act agents for the
HOME BOOK OF WONDERS.
work Of great interest fully illustrated also for
The COTTAGE BIBLE and FAMILY EXPOSIT0R.
in two volumes, containing nearly 1900 pages, COM
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expositio and explanatory notes, by THoS. WILL
LIANs.
A few oftbe many Recommendations,
From the late Rev Joel Hawes, d. D., Pastor of
the First Copgreg ational Church, Hartford. CT Il
know of no commentary 50 cheap that contains so
great An amount of valuable matter"
From Rev. II Eggleston, d. D., Pastor of
Plymouth Church, Chicago, Ill 81 cheertuily re-
commend it as the BEST commentary on the Scrip
lures for general use" For terms and crculors ad
dress A. BRAINARD, hartford, Conn.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A}HEREAS, letters Of ADMINISTRATION Ga the es-
w tate OF Richard Alams deceased, late ol tie,
township of Forks.on have been granted to lhs
subscriber. Al persons Indebted IL the said estate
are requested - wasc immediate -layn,n Mt, and
these having claims demands against the estate OF
the said deeeieut will PRESENT them duly auhentiea
ted 20 tho subscriber, without delay.
AUSTIN Z. BURGESS, AdqiaSstrator.
Forkston, SeR& u, a6a..6t.p.
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n ID We hereby inform the public that we
IN. D' are not connected with any Of the Gift
Enterprise One Dollar Concerns in this city. All
concerns offering a Git, Premium, or any article
free Of cost to Agent, TO any one, in direct
violation of the laws against, Lottery. We have
information. from reliable authority, that all Gift
Concerns in this City will he closed up by the State
Police
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
By THE
METROPOLITAN
Gift Com pany !!
Cash Gifts to the amount of s25o,oOo.
EVERY IlCKEI DRAWS A PRIZE.

Fine Oil Paintings. Framed Engrlvlngs, Silver
Ware Photograph Albums. AMI a large assortment
of Fine Gold Jewelry, in all valued at 81 ,Od0O00.
A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes, by
purchasny Sealed Ticket for 25 cents Tickets
describing each Prize are SEALED IN Envelopes ami
thoroughly mixed. On receipt of - cts. n SEALED
TICKET will be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office or sent by mail to any address The
nrze naiueI upon il will be delivered TO the ticket
holder on p,ynent OF One Dollar. Prizes wi be
Immediately sent to any address, rs requested, by
express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize Is before you pay
for it. Any Prize may be exchanged for ano'her of
tho same value. No Blanks.
ElfS- Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
RErERExCas-We select the few following names
from the many who have lately drawn valuable
Prizes and kindly permitted us to publish them
5. T wilkins, Buffalo, n, Y, 900 Miss Annie
Monroe Chicago, H., Piano, valued at 5000 Robt.
Jackson Dubuque, Iowa, Gold Watch, $50 -"
Phillip Mccarthy. Louisville, Ky, Diamond Custer
Ring. $500; X. A. Patterson New Bedford, Mass,
Silver Tea Set, Sl75 Miss Emma Walworth, Mil
waukee, Wis Piano $500 ; Rev. 7. W. Pitt, Cleve.
land, Ohio, Meodeon, SlZ5.
eY- We publish no names without permission.
Opinions OF the press They are doing the larg-
est business the firm is reliable, and deserve their
succCss.''- Weekly Tribune, Feb s, s68
1--WE have examined their system. and know them
TO be fair dealing firm IN ]. Herald FEB. 68.
Last week Il friend of ours drew $500 prize,
which was promptly received" ."-paiy NelrS, Mar,
3 1865.
Send for circular giving many more references
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All letters should be addressed to
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Grapes Sot Sour, but Delicious.

We eacknoledge the receipt from our good friend
S-e-if Ahra Gay, of Meshoppen, ola box of very
ane grapes. Having sold our grape vine with the
apgUrenances, last spring: contributions of this
sind are very acceptable to who have vine MOI
aztree now.
The note accompanying the Sherifs remittance
which we publish below explains itself Those OF
5ar readers who wish good vines had better make a
note Of It tor themselves:
MEsHoPPEN, Sept. Goth, 1868
HARVEY SIcELER Esq, Dear Sir:
saud yOu my compliments with Il box of four diff,
rTent kinds Of fruits. The Isabella, the COncard,
the little Delaware and couple of clusters of the
BeaercI. We have nine of the choicest kinds OF
-Tapes, from which slips De had at the proper
tine for transplanting. All orders for the grapes
the plants slips will be supplied imade in the
s,npar season.
Yours Truly,
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E.)fI,LO1:JkE.T2.--Z TIE 0nly Wo1I'
which settles, by documentary evidence, what has
been said, written, thought or done, by
orr .3EIT PRESLDE.l,I,
is A. D. RIcHARnSoN Personal Histary of I. 4.
Grant. The Reaubiican Union COMMITTEES at Wash-
ington recognize its auttortioty aud use IL as an
authority, sending for copies Of it for that pHrpoae
The press universally discard all others. we
want Agents for it in this county. Send for Circa-
ars, terms, &c., to BLISS & co, Newark, n. j
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READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS.

Thousands of letters have been re.
ceived, testifying o the virtue OF these
remedies.
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.-G" FORADDITIONAL PARTICULARS SEND
FOR OUR CI tCULAR
Send Draft, Postal Money Order or Registered
Letter.
Bo and direct your Letters to
ANDREWS d co.
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Price of the Bitters, $1.Oo per bottle;
Or, half dozen for $500.
Price of the Tonic, SI.50 per bottle;
Or, half dozen for $3.50.

Price of the Tonic, SI.50 per bottle;
Or, q half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic is put up in quart bottles.
Recollsct that IL is DJ. RooRraFs G,ye.ra H.y-.i..
that urirsrsaly tIssd end 80 higLig ,.-,--,,.,.
ed and do not alOt0 he Druggist 10 .ndu.s .ra G..
take any thing else that le E.av s1y Is st az oa- i
cause he makes larger prof: Il. Taesy 4.sm.5,ys
.Oi be sent By express 10 any teca.Hy aia apiSiir,s
10 the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
AT THE GERMAN MEoIclnE sToRr
No. 63l ARCH STREET, TA.Juas,,.,i.,.
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly G, M. JACKSON & co.
These Remedies arc for sale h.
Druggists, StOrel6e epeFs, anal Nr,.f-
cine Dealers everywhere,
Do not forget TO erIElat 're} ne a.rici, ,. .. s
order to get The genuine
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A WATCH FREE given gratis to every live man
II who will act agent in new, light and hon.
orable business, paying $50 day. No gift enter
PRISE No humbug Address r. MONROE KENEDY,
Pittsburgh, Pa
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FhoM nun. GEU. W. NOUDNARU,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 10th, 1867.
fnd "Hoof1ndrs German Bittsrs" is not an fatoz-
icdti11 bcrerags but IS good ionic ascftl an disor
ders Of the dgestire organs AMI Of great Isaeft
Of debility and acaH, Of action The
syStSm. Tours truly,
GEO " WOODWARD
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 2Sth, 1886.
IcOMsider "Hoofland's German Bit
ters" n rdluabte medicine iR case OF at
tacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. 1
can certify this from nay experience
oft. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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Attend 10 the assessment.

Remember, Democrats, that all persons who in
tend to vote at the October election, should be
sessed as early as Saturday (nexD Oct. 3. Do no
neglect this matter Look to it, that the names 0
your friends are the assessors list A little actv
ity in this respect, will scores of votes Do no
depend upon Others in this matter-Look TO it your
s,f!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-06

Sta. 10, if there are any 10 secure complete
com itry representation b. the props SEA con
venhbn. Then the meeting adjourned, sna the
sdispa'trh adds significantly thst 'seyesA ! gen
tlemen. left to call on Judga Chase at th Me-
tropoiesn."' 81
f -Ther Ecumenical Council, summoned by
the Popeto meet at Rome, has directed att en-
ton to ale nature Of these assemblages. OF
which only twenty have ever been held. I hey
are never summoned except in cases OF sfeAt
emergency, when important questions re quire
settlement. Phey are such serious aftI rs that
no Pope since the Council Of Trent. io tba 6f-
teenth century, has been fond of c,eddln~
with them; tor, when once sumzaop
beyord his control. and their -eo' enef are
thofity are superior 10 his o. 1ecrees 0, au-
conyokes them, they arer IN Ihough ne
" porne nor is he neser lot necessarily held
cate or Nuncio is e. .sarily present. A Le-
him, and whatever ,nerally substituted lor 81
| -Se-Is~ and The party he represents.