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nre emption declaratory stateme"'
70 within ninety days or be 'orsVe
II s. blanks and general ,nstrncto ~
mi. office. VIM. Nicely Johnson -
'0' ro U''r'I, 6. north range, G east
.h;n IA north range east; townsiy
eu'p r,nce 16 east township 10, 3.
ns"aa ~ east: township IS, north = &c,
16 east. The Consumes river PassesN dag
onallv through township g, north '""ge,,G
east Hicks bridge, on the Stockton .oay,
10 s;tua,ed on the Southwestern po'"N OF
this township, in northeast " OF Section
90. This is partly~o5vered by the Rancho
Sanion de los Mequelumnes, better know as
the Hicks grant, and the Rancho O'noc-
humnes. Ju this township there are about
5000 acres of public lands; the balance is
confirmed as Spanish grants. We find by
looking over the map, of township l6, north
range, east, many notable places des'gnat'
ed. among them Nevada City. Grass Valley,
New,own, Union Hill, Spring Hill Quartz
Mill, Glen Brook Park Race Course, Rocky
Bar. Kentcky Flat, Sacramento and Nevada
Civ road. Colfax and Red Dog roads,
About nine-tenths of the township is public
land. Township IA, north range, lG east
extends to Lake Bigler; the northeastern
corner bordering on the lake. Section |, in
this township is divided by the lake shore.
A small portion of section IL is clipped by
the lake shore The east l2 Of section ID,
and northeast IA Of section "a, are not eff.
fected by the waters of the lake. The fore-
going sections in this township (sections IA
N. and lG s., are the only ones surveyed.
About one third Of to"nship l3 north range,
II east, is inside the lake shore; only part
of the township has been fully surveyed.
Sections 35 and SO and parts of sections
90, 25, ~, %, "a and %, are unsurveyed.
In township Is, north range, l6 east, we
observe several notable places, to-wit -
Crane Valley, Rolling Valley, Telegraph
Line, Dutch Flat road, and the En'granl
road This township is fully surveyed, and
contains about $4,000 acres.
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IL G NJ IVY

u. .. NAV
David G. Farragnt. Admiral.
David ID. Porter, Vice Admiral.
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George W. Apologize, Chairman: f. NJ Ban
ward, Secretary; Thomas Curley, Treasurer; j.
Jones. and j. Il. Simpson.
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TIE JUDICIARY +:
limited STATES ARMY:

UNI Ell > l n LS ANU
Ulysses S. Grant, OF Illinois. General.
VIM. 4. Sherman, Of Ohio, Lieut.. General.
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
Hon d. w, spear, Judge. Court meets on tn
first Monday in each month.
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Auburn, Oct. 10, '67.-my
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Married.


CARR-ARNrS-Nov. 18th, 1858, by Rev. +. T.
Roberts, Mr. J. G. Carr 70 Miss Sarah Arnts, both
of Washington Township.
MILLER-W the house Of the niideS
father, Mr.. Caleb Fish, Springviile. Nov lUtl, ~
Rev. j. =. Lewis, George Millcr, OF Deposit " i ,
to Cecelia A. Weaver, OF the former place
FORD-IREIBLE-At LymdhFillc, nov. HIN, Dy
Rev J. 5 Lewis a. e. Ford Of Lynn, Pa, 10
. Rose II. Treble, Of Washington, Wyoming Go.
GAY-FASSETT-Att the house Of the bride, Nov
Il, 1865, by Rev. II. Gray, EX-Sherit Ehlra
Gay. of meshoppen, and Mrs Caroline II Fasset
Of " .ndaam.
With the above notice received the sheIi..
compliments, IN tho shape ci a G.eenback, together
with several delicious slices OF his newly made Tes
cake Ofcoursc VIC feel duly grateful FOX these to-
kens OF regard FROM Our good friends and ia return
we 90 no less than express our earnest hops that
their welded Joys may be a pare AMI llsn5, is We
lhnk them good and deserving.
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earliest IL not the first white settler of this region
The indians, we believe, rarely if ever made wells
Numerous evidences have however been found IN
that vicinlty-such arrows stone hatchets, pieces
ofJkettles &C. that this too favorite camping
ground OF that race.
Who knows the name of the first white man that
lived on the South bank of the Tunkhannock creek
its junction with the riyerl His descendants
may now return to and reclaim the well OF their
Father built long before the idea Of navigation or
Iocomotion by steam had entered the head of man.
What change has been wrought since that time
Could the builder, like Rip Van Wrinkle return t"
the spot once more. how great would be his aston
ishment! Though the everlasting mountains re-
/ main. as enduring monuments Of the handiw0rk OF
God and the streams mingle their placid waters
and Journey on towards the great ocean-as In the
oIden time-all else has changed The hills and the
valleys amid whose deep forests the wild beasts and
the still more dreaded Indians then prOwled, are now
dotted all over with the peaceful habitations O man.
Ills little log hut has multiplied itself thousand
fold in the neat and comfortable houses of this gen
Grafton. The bride paths which then lei over the
mountains and the dugout log canoe used for trans
portation along the streams, have been succeeded
by wagon roads, railroads, canals and steamboats,
Where the wild pheasant drummed his mattin tat
too may be heard the ringing music OF the bu-
sv bIacksmiths anvil Where then arose the smoke
of the Indians watch fires, now ascends the breath
o. the busy engine, obedent to the touch and doing
the work of its The tall pines with their
waving branches, have given way 10 neat church
spires, which rear their pinnacles as 1t In rivalry oi
their progenitors.
The anxious and busy throng Of men and women,
with now and then lstless idler among them, have
taken the places of the beaver and the chirping,
chatterlng squirrel. How great, indeed, would be
the cement of the first settler, at the mouth OF
the Tunkhannock creek, were he now to return
after his sleep Of perhaps hundred years!
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4 IS GlsEENBACK
ATWOOD. BATES 40 Co,
SSE.inhail ST., Boston, Mas

n flA rG!us ssa' f-ce 10 any Book Agsa:.
DOOK AGFNTS WANTED FOR
d xtrzET RALg sslfH's Nav scoE,
"Sunshinc 1nI Shadow ~ New York "
A WORK OF ABsoaaiaJ INTEREST REPIETE WIN AN
RCDoT E2 AFD InciG&sTs ~ LlFE IN.THE GREAT ME-
rRoPoLIs 0rr agent n Hartford sold so IA one
day. onr agent n. J. sJsi -. in Is lays; one
agent in Mas reid ESQ IN Oh" week; agent IN
Conn. sold 30i il Cne sesk No book published
that .s,.s So rapidly.
~ You ~;sh 10 know ROW Fortune, made
l. and io.; in 4 day; how SarcHcd Men ara ru-
insd in YAH Street hgx -LouuiTywen' are swim
died by 5aarprrs hev ministers and Merchants
are BlIeLulsiled; aos Dance lIal's ani Concert
Saloons ago Ma7tgei how Gambling houses and
Lotteries a.o caa;ily s& how Stock Companies
Qgiyirals srl %, tie Bubbles Barst, read this
VOL IClsl.g gaH 7tng! the mys;sriesj o. New
Ys.k and coa,aius bioErs phical sketches of its
noted Millionarss Merchants, &c, 4 large Data
70 EoL, 720 pages FiHsiy Illustrated The lar
scst given. %, 32-paya circular and s. Green
hack ssnt Free on application. For full Particular
and :e.ns Sc ires5 the Publishers.
: 3. EURR a CO., Hartford. Conn.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atropbied and decayed.
But such as remain can he saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
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St L1JIS AM Ih0I MOUNTAIN

DAEE.RtpAD GOMfSA IH'~ Sevga ICr cent
llfr,t MrriaZe B,nts. February ami August
Conto,s Tho earnings Of lie Completed ri,ti 10
Pilot Knob are now more than the iEtere,: On the
entire mortgage The proceeds ot thct5 Bon II HTr
Apr:NG 70 the security every DAY, OVER S7,Gbu"UO
have been spent on the property, ani not over 81
J1, Oh Of bonds issued thus far. The constantly
increasing trifc # carrying "EG. w'th ;he ro.gsnt
If controlling all the travel from u. L,uts tp N"
SoulheIn States, ensures an Sugta - r@rs"ae, the
directors rwS 10 a: tAs !. .pr IsyGsINEST, aui
inter. s'el ta srrich the property - Trii as
r,'YuIIuIsr L, expenses
.IHOS ALLET, President, IT, L.a5. 80.
We, tho undersigned, cordially Z, ,-,iniHr1i rGgsc
seven per cent; no.tga.s 0eu IS, 81 he =. Laaj. and
Iron Mountain Railroad, ~ - x. security. Ihe
revenue of te iuad will DO large a0d The admins
tration oi ae aaairs D. tas r.ni'HH is 10 capable
and experienced hIn!s, and - cDti'ol T." '7e Srsat-
est curt is.lro pt The public
JAMES = THOMAS Mayer of 81. l.,a''
JOHN }. ROE rces't i. Lpui. Cianh"r ot Com
nefce.
L w FOX. Prcs't ST Louis Goari OF Trade
BARTON BATES, Prcs't North Missouri Railroad
j. Il. BRITr0N, PfrS't Ma. Bank OF IA, state cG
Missouri.
wm. l. EWING, lscs't Of tha Mer. \ e. Of St.
GEO. il. HEA, Pres, seeool Ea,. Book Of st.
JAS. 3 EAps. c,5sf Epe 81 Loni- 4 III Bridge
GEO. W. TAYLOR. Pest P4oide Raiirol lot No j
WM MASSIG. tles't Traders BaUk, -. Louis.
JOHN r LIUNBERGER, Pres t. X Bank. st
Louis
ADoLPnuS MEIER, vice. Pres { paeii. Esl-
wiy. .H......
ROBERT BARFB Pres't Ger,a1u Savicss Iasti!u-
ti.ns
Coarons royg6le in tas city rf l.a Y..t. \
limited Euulbor of he above H"m,I BJnis I't .e
al E..7ty-fye. Parties living ru. 2l la- city can
reI i,y draft or express and the bOnis VIII be re-
tuned bv express lrue of chargcs We invit. the
lt cs0 of capitalists AMI others - them ~, IN our
opnl.n Il very desirable nves men', destined iorank
ns 1t Iirst-ciss security. DessriltiTe Pamphlets,
Mat,s AMI information can be- had application to
TOWNSEND, WliELEN Co, No 500 Walnut
st. Pai.adeiphia, a gents o, the st. Louis aGd lnn
MountAin K. r. "a.
Fhjia ielphIn references CAMBRIA. leos Co
0Aw, B6cox & Co I; tics DIbDLs & Co.
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LEHIGu VALLEY RAILROAD
WYcIIING Dry IIoN.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS,
On and aiier Eoy. 81 1863,
DOWN TRAINS DEPART FROM TUNKIIAN-
MOCK. AS FOLLOWS

lst EXPRESS PAssEyGER--st % A NJ, connect
lag win ) ContraI, aai North Penn. Rail
Roads, arriving at n :. nt 50 j. ". aDI st Phil
adsiphia ~ ? +. NJ
2l EXPRESS PAssESGEg departs ~ i25 +. N.
connecting Us above arrives a. ~ / $50 P. M
and at Phira Il at : 80 Z. NJ
81 FREIGHT ACcDGN0nATi0S departs Il. 2.l5 =.
M arrives ut If turh Chunk ut Q p p NJ.
UP TRAINS ARRIVE AT TUNKHANNOCK,
AS FOLLOWS:
let FREIGHT ACC1NNOnATIoS at ~ 50 A. NJ
ltayes Maurh Caunk at 330.
2nd ExPREss PASSENGER arrives at 4.30 i NJ,
Leaves y. J. via y j Central at CAS-, aud Phil a
via North Penna nj Is A. VI
Sd EXPRESS PASSENGER arrives az 1913 p. NJ,
leaves v !, via d. J. Central ~ IL N aud Phir \
yia Moth PcDna st las II
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PROCLAMATION y,

wyoming County IS, } in the Court of Common
Henry ROught vs.. Pleas, OF wyoming county
Laura Kought. NO. -, Jan. term leo'
To Laura ROught.
nary Term 1868 which was duly returned n0a est
inrSpfps and thereon an alias subpoena was issued
in saI ease returnaDIe to April term 1868 upon the
return of which proof made that the sald Laura
R0ught could not be found III my bailiwlck
This notice is therefore TO require you to appear
dqy in NOTember next, to answer said complaint.
'' N. W. DEWITT sheriff
.:uerid's Office, Tunk. sept. 50. lsGs.
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. .DMlNssFRAToRs's NOTICE.

Whereas, letters Of Administration to tie estate
of Uanu hunsman late Of Tunkhannock tip, deed,
nave been granted the subscriber All persons in
debted TO the saii requested h make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands AGAINST the estate Of the said dccedent, will
make kn5wn the same duly authenticated without
delay 10 LEh SlAl T., Auhr
Bald Mount, Luz. Co., Pa. sep. Is, 'G5-ns
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iricI il, kno9. ttlt il cured feuh; those wie hsv>
not, know that il cures their nei@hb5rs aud i:rsHH-,
and all know that what It doe, X does aI"ay-
that It never fails through any Iauit or nesir'.o:
its composition. We have thousands ipo.. tiCG.
sands o"certiicates OF their reArklblc eies Of t;s
following complaints, bat such ciIre- ore Known -
every ncShO0rh0od and %c nce'l 9i Iat.!lSii tfrs.
Adapted 20 all ages and conditions IL Hst CL:!ic-:
containing neither ealenel or any al atti,,l- tiIl
they may be taken VITA safety ~ anybody. ihI-
sugar c0lti' rre serves thrni CGJT fresh ,t 2!;t'
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
Ihev ofrrta l,y tfa;1. f,oyyrrI In 5iiesea o. ,r.
internal vscera IN purify the blood and stimua: i
into healthy action rn5ve The vlsirlcriaas "f tts
stomach, bowels, liver, and other ntc4!i 90 'B-
body, restoring their rEegia; action - rear .h',
by correcting, wherevor they x'., -. IN deranS"-
ments are tiic first origin ofG:~e4-@.
Minute dire ions ARE given "a ihe "faPpc.,
the box, fox the following c"nQaiais, which thu"
PiiGS rapidly cnre: -
For Is,spai.siA or Aa4sISe..iaR, Ess,t...,-
ness. Ian sHoF a5a G9ss of ApQetisr, ja}
should be taken uole-i-tiy ~ Stimulate tn. s;n'c
ach and restore ii= Ect1ly tore ani aeti6H.s
For Eiver Complains and is yarioI, 4-i.:g.
toms, RsiIions ksea'i.sc me. sick nm aeahar 81 a~,
JanniicE Gr dirreu sickness. zlsiiSas
Collie and zBiilaaS Fcyers. tney ,ehoHll he e.,
driOusiv taken foI each Ga 20. r. ar7rrt tho 81
action OF remove the ohstruc;ioas wa.sT ssu-7 i-
Fo: Dy.catery or ssiaT'-saas, i''It on NH
dose i generally required.
For sehruGaaItsui, fioRi, Gravel. Pal
t2ii9E "f sh:. sf:ar:, Pain 40 ths ~.'
taken. re4ri.cL TO change ti4 iise.ls .sIr ..
tie srs'crn Win such change ti',+' 'aia3 l'lts
GlSanpEnr
for Esr, .ssF ;llt nrosS-icaa sy=e:Efaxs ~:
slOIli b. taken in large ana fru,I;.:. loses - F.s.
dure Tie e.lc't u atrSSii,r TUrec "a
For suEissg.si0a 4 large dus1 shoHki be Sas.'a
y 1t produces thc desired at'e.t ~ Svtnr3ihS.
A. q DiAHr' PiH. take ope ar.lv1 pins fn '1s..-
mote digestion and r"iieEe the stomach tl-r
An occasional dose stimulate iiC s'n!ua~t $50
bowels into healthy action ~ uri- siia ntr it,
eii inv;Sora.0= the sJsirT. iGlS1 1 s afle- nj.
outrageous wnero no sa!1FtS 3errf r.f,Fst pVi -.
One who feels ;eisInily u4s ofsh HnIs ti'sta oip
OF these ptfts L'Jhe~ n lC GlrEiSIlg ltG3.Il i"1.
thcit cleansing and rnGovatrss sfrs~t ac H.
live gpparaIus.. +. i-i-.F Y .s.ri' f.'t q
Dr.. ,. 2. :TE9: a CO, ,I..ar:t e. 4, t.-. .s..,
L0VELL. MASS n. y, .ls,r,s
Sold by G. Detrlck, TunkhapHock, Pa. Sterling
Son, SterlingvilIe c. Z. Berge, NicAoispn. Frer
Dean S Co, FactoryvilIe, and 81 Druggists sud
Dealers everywhere
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F(DH SALE.

The Subscriber .fers for sale his HOT 81 and
LOT. situated in the Borough o! Tnnkhann"ek. =,
The house has lately undergone repairs and has al
tue modern i'm; movements. The lot IS more than
,wies the size e aDy others in tho place. with ne"
arm, Saven Good Grated Apple Trees, with Plum
nd Peac1 The Sut scriher. wIshin: - remove,
will sell o leSs than tie actual ya'ue.
EH A persons udebsea 30 ne viz nirase mai
i'm nedi. = q ttlelue' WI s hCTH
TgRk, sop. 2Stb S$H
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CACTIIDN.

Whereas. my wife Harriet has ielt my "ed and
board without Just cause or proyO:tl"n hs s iDere-
fore T. forbid all persons from harooring or trusting
ncr ou u,y ac-ogni "a will Phy 80 deots "f her
CONTRACTING -PiNCLH X" Ef'>'N,
Northumberland Get. 18Th. Ell5w.
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The undersigned has recently elected perma :,
neut Lime Killer and has on hand Il large stock OF
Waterloo lime which he will sell cheap Is can be
bought ut any point the line of canal from mt
ston to ElmiTa.
Orders will be promptly filled, ard lime 5hipPtl 70
all points by canal bAN III biNO" "
BrowHtown, Bradford Co. Pa
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GUIDE 10 MARRIAGE.

Young Mens Guide to Happy Marriage and Con-
lusai teIiciiy. The humane views Vi benevolent
Physicians. on the ETrpIs aud Abuses incident 10
Youth and EARLY MaohoOda seut IN scaled letter en-
v-loIes, free OIL charge. EdJres5 HOWARD ASST
ClAriUN, Eox p rhiladeiEhIs, Pa.
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~g,ss,s A LECTURE to
zEsiE YOUNG MEN

Jus. Published, Saa!cd Euyelope. Price b cts
Lecture "a. tho Nature. Treatment aud
E,3ieel Care 0s SpernatOrFh0t or scmnei Weak
us.-, Involuntary Emissions, ScXual Debility and
I'm pedIrlrata TO Marriage generally Servnushess,
Cousua. a,iou, Epsrsr, and Fits Mental and Phys
icaI Iaci,,-j.v 7ssniiing from Soif-Abuse, &c, BY
ROBERT !. CULEERWELI., VI. u. author Of the
"Cr,eu Book. l..
Tha Wurit t..suowusd author, IN this admirable
isgtare ci.a,ly proves f.om his experience that
toe awful consequences of Set Abuse may 6e efect.
nalIv removed without medicIae. aud wthou. dan.
2s.ous surgical operations haugies, Instrument.
riags OF cortiias rcin'ing out mole Of cure al
g-cs csrtsin sad efee;ual by which every sufferer
no natter what bis e0niili3n may be, may cure
himself choaply, privately, and radically. Thi.
LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO TH0US
hNpS AND THOUSANDS.
Seat. anicy sssl, in plain eryelo g, 70 any ad
r as postpaid on receipt Of slx cents, or two pos
s.4ups. Also, Dr. Cuiyer1elPs Marriage Guide, ,
7.-f.- . cents Address the Publishers
CHAS J. C. KLINE l. CO..
1872 BsWsry, New Work. Poss06ise Box !
5ss s7na0ly.
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Teachers Examinations viii be held as follows
viz at Mcshoppen. Oct. 26th: Mehoopany, Oct. 2,
j1iarreyiIie oct }uth School House near Whites
Ferry, in Falls Up, Oct. 5lst ; st NorthInorciand
Nov 2ni NJ
Come with writing material No private examina-
tIon will be held. - . =.
J. D. RIIOADS, Co. Sup't.
IDa
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a
sss SS1gs 81 s 81 "a 4 isS 8 Il

Fer doing family was!.iag in The best aud cheap
est manner Gusrau-cei eiaAl TO any in the "orii
Has an The strength Of oil TJsh soap WITH me mlii
.,IentiI soar Soil by The ALDEN CHEMICAL
WORkS. Is North Front Street, PhiIadsiPhis
yS n5 ly
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Book AGENTS

Are t.ceriny with rare sa'-c.- ia sriiin. SIH s..
v. EALEL's E&rIuENrIuSs au! AaVEN.TEES auIun /;
rLs Nile fEIgU TARIIs OF ABTs,lNii. - which II
u3s aG.ei at account ui the Ca,ti.i;y lai Release
Of E0z'i.h Subjects, and the of foe late EuI
per0r Theodore. No book is received among ali
classes e people with such unhogE he favor, o. -
fIiIy conbjnca thrilling interest with saiiI InsiruC-
lion agents alas9 aHi female, sell il TaVi .ly.-
An admirable record o sceGtii exploration. gss-
graphical dis:pgcTy, aad personal auytrtC'e.' n.
J Tribune Il Is .ssacI in very au.ao.ise form
a1I Is "a entertaining g. TJgaaa q. - 3 .stou
Journal pG,i pari.cetgs s,lt ud application L.
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&00O0 AYiAR iNg EXPENSES TO AGENTS

to introduce no wilson Saving Machine. Stit-h
alike ON both sides. Samples on weeks iriai Ex-
ira Inducements 20 experienced agents For further
particular TIIress the WILsnS SEWING MACBIyE
Co, Cleveland o.: Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo,
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BEAD THE RECOMMENDATIONS.

FROM HON. u!0. ". WolDWiEp
81. iCSti-" Of sjie SuPscrre C,.st 4 sye,sylyans
FEIL1psLrhI,. H,FcH l6sh. ISE;. .
Fss! FYa lds Gs.-aaa5. Si3s'I' IS ~. r il;cz
tca.tfaJ J'rsrape, 5tl goai tic usrf:' i digor
dsrs q tr GigcE''r6 organs cHi p! ;.cG. bv9si 80
of dsi!HY and wa',i If ns,r"as -cfiDE 20 ib<
trEtsyA- tat.ys t-slg,
tsLn NJ IEnl r.
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N,fm abGfrtisements.
I'd JACKET AXE

Patented July 9. 1867 q, Reissued Aug. is. 1868.
Extracts trVm Letters aud Repor's of the working
qualities OF the Axe.
l. Your Axe is bound TO be TIE AAE.
2. L. will cut 25 cea; better.
3. Ny brother lost one arm in ths wars but with
your Axe be can cut as we'll as any one else can.
i. II could mot get another, twenty-five (S2S)
dollars would rot buy i,
5. 1t ril cut hoop-poIes better than any other
Axe.
b. would noe 10 without it for ANYTHING
{. The only objection s il goOs too far into the
wood
G Men who crop FOR living universally approve
Of il, &c, DC ad inGnitum
For sale by all responsible dealers and this max =
ere
LIPPINC0TT 4 BAkEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Sole OUneIs og the Patents.
Manufacturers OF the RED JACKETAXES, SAWS,
SHOtELS and SCOOPS. and all approved shapes
anu Styles of Ayes.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18
CAUTION

All Iersons sre hereby f1r5ii lGsliu; ny CALL
ioeu o. nv argeuni a. sil! paw ds.ts u iher
contracting. CHRISTIAN hRN"i'''
TunkGannock. Nov 18th 1865
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color

y dressing wick
IS al once agreeable, ,
healthy. aud ciier;tlsi
Tor preserving lie
hair. Faded o. graz
hatf Is s00R restored
to as original coier
'ciM the gloss and
freshness oj youth.
Thin hair Is thick
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18

. SOMETHING NEW--Ladies and Gents-
,CJust patented II must be seen to bs ptrecists1
therefore, We 'ead sample and illn,triitd circular
free. Agesis wanted. SPENCE CO., Is Park
Place. New York
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18
CONSUMPTION.

Thousands OF eases, W;ssa iL> i.n-
ueHt supposed lac SYas aG1trtsd TSt;:s
thts terri BILE disc ase, have bec cured
by the use OF h csc emsdleE- EE.re.t
the usuaI attendants urn,s rcs.r1.
gases OF dyspepsia or dtzsry. rs ,;.s
dsse.tivs organs. Even To- eGs.8 -:
genuine COnSnmp; Ion, tliTs. ISsu-ts --.
Mill be f6und oF ihe Ers%tSst hs.,..
strengthening aIsd iHsiKGt"ii,,G
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18
5000 Yards Best Prints, fcI

THE rsseon that Enstmans Waterproof Boots
Il are impsFvious 10 water Is ieHt thew arc line
With s;s OIL clorh anil sapsr-iinea with water,
rroop preparation vhita will resigs the sI;iua oi
snow water, or sn alir5lt unlinto exposure 20 any
Hsn
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18
iSIOOd Purifiers

s.sr N.s.a ga ri ~or 81 j.zP.ss .'s.srs ira.
hni t..s.J. .-- -z
Eerp yos.r ;sool pm. Gesp 4.l & ~ a. ayder;
kssp CUR c,g="'re .F1Urs IN so-si.G, hS4y cosai
Eo.-. Jr re II -, SA md ais,ss iefH
se., CsEltt ;Uu.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18
ioolanA's OtrMau Coz

combinations of all the ingrcijsiGs y ~, -.s
pDiih PUrI !S1I.a Cruz Rum, Ordry- rte. r = -,
the diJ1dsSs tIs BittSTs IN crT-s s,h4 o. .-
pare GieoIo'fc stDssLes - required i",. d,.s -
srnd AGt G.eES TerleGiss entirely different r.-,.
@Iy others G6uertissi is' the carr qf he si..s--
,srnsf. Hs.s being scientific ireptTa.t4,s o. : a.s.:.
asactJ. +ohiLs the others decgciiais ~ .,n
gorss form. TFe TONIC /. d.cid,diy D., ~ n. 1-:
psdsd9 ara agreeable r,medirs ,r;r ussr,5 r. 70
pnJsr, Hs taste iE er9Risits ,|issu pI,'.ss. 70 INK
81, wAS ats !lfe7girin1, exLi'dT4fiaR, AMI - :'-e.
sudlisss e9Rs,i 4 10 b. L3otJi. - i;e .,s..
al
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-18
ItD~T.

On the 9th inst o. the ToEaaia Roti between
this place and i,shoPpsn, soldiers scharge Pa
pers, gnanted to . c Benngeg The finder will Ia
liberia Iy rewarded hy leaving the sam. With q. C.
Miller OF this place.
Turkbsgpskl TO. pss. 27tt. 1865,