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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.-Let the bus
iness of every one alone, and attend to
your own. Don't buy what you don't
want. Use every hour to advantage, and
study to make a leisure hour useful,
Think twice before you spend a dollar
remember you will have another to make
for 1t. Look over your books regularly
and if you find an error, trace it outs
Should stroke of misfortune come upon
you in your business, retrench. work hard
er, but never fly the track. Confront diff
ficulhes with unfinching perseverance, and
they will disappear at last, though you fail
in the struggle, you will be honorcd but
shrink, and you will be despised-Ex.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
NOTICE L..

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against puF-
N chasing or negotiating certain note given by
me to Riley Race, dated January 18th, loo5, tot
thirty dollars, payable one year after date As
received value for said note will not pay it unless
compelled by law ELIZABETH SlCkLEk.
Centermoreland, Pa, Jan. 20, lS6Sn24w3
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

WHEREAS, letters of administration on the e',
w tate of Peter T. Miller late of Nicholson
township, deed, have been granted to the SubScH'
bers All persons indebted to said estate are t Re
quIred to make payment by the lst Of April. I9o,,
and those having demands against the said eS'A"
are required to present them duly authenticated ~
settlement by April LIST, 1865
TOBIAS MILLER, Adm'rs.
n. P. WILCOX.
Nicholson, Jan. 20. lS6S.--.p24w6
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
Died,

WHIPPLE-On the lst inst, at Ms 80 N
Tunkhannock, Barnard WhiPPle, aged about 76
wears.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

Property of all kinds will be insured at the most
rates, in any Of the above companies.
Losses to insurers by Fire. accident or theft,
promptly adjusted and paid.
DANIEL WRIGHT
4 NEPHEW,
Tunk., Pa Sept. l6, 1861, ,-v7n7-tf.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

Additions to Clubs may be male any time In the
year st the above club rates
Changes in club lists made only on request Of
persons receiving club packages, stating eijtion,
post office and State to which it has previously been
sent, ant enclosing twenty five cents to pay for
trouble of the change to separate address.
Term, cash IN advance. Seni. il possible, Post
Office Money Order or Bank daft Bills sent by
mai will be 1T the risk of sender.
We have n travelling arcnts Specimen Copies,
posters, e.. sent free Of charge wherever ani when
desired. Address al! orinrs AMI letters to
THE WOHLD
s. Park Row New York
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05

LUMBER FOR SALE.
HOUSE BUILDERS and others, will find full
l. supply of
SEASONED PINE LUMBER
For ,Sule at ItS21khann0cK'.
This LUMBER, which was manufactured at Walt
mans Steam Saw Mill In Bradford county is of the
best quality, and we'll seasoned.
Boards will dress to inch. Plank to II and 2
inches in thickness.
Buyers wishing their lumber planed, matched,
&c, will fud Planning Mills at this place to do the
work. For particulars consult
Z. J, KEENEY, Agt.
Tunkhannock, Jan. /, 1868
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club PRIZES.

For club Of 49, to addres, Oue Weekly, year.
" 90, " One Semi. Weekly,
100 Z" One Daily
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
10000
VALEN TIN Els,
At Wholesale.
UIDERRILL & Campbell.
Scranton, Pa.
ESTRAY.

ES1RAN.
GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber in
" NorthmorelanJ township Wyoming county, on
Friday, Jan. II, 1868 Il stray horse. Said horse IS
about sixteen hands high, color brown, with white
hairs in forehead and white below fetlock joint Of
white hint leg. The owner is requested to come for
ward prove property aud pay charges, said horse
will be disposed Of according to law.
MARY RACE.
Northumberland Jan 25, lS63n25w2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

OBITUARY. - Rev. Joseph Haswell
Robinson was born in Bennington, Jan.
80, 1886, a son of Henry and Martha
Haynes Robinson, and descendant in
the fourth generation from Samuel Rob>
inson, an early and eminent citizen of
Bennington He began the study of law
in Greenwich, n Y, but abandoned it,
and entered Williams College, where he
remained through Sophomore year, and
then went to Princeton College, m was
graduated in 1859. lie studied thco!og,
chiefly at Princeton Theological Seminary
and was licensed by the Pre-bytery Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, June l6, 1862 He
was ordained pastor Of The Third Pres
byterian Church in Troy, April 27. 1868,
Rev Mr.. Beveridge Of Lansingburgh,
preaching the sermon. After years
pastorate at Troy, he was called to the
First Presbyterian Church in Williams
burg, and was there installed May 10,
1864 Rev. Mr.. Siorrs preached the
sermon. lie subsequently became pastor
of the Congregational Church in Corn
wall, N. Y, and there he died Marcel
4, 1868.
The Baptists are declining in this State
Thirty years ago they had 1913 churches
now they 80. Then they had 90 minis
tiers now they have 6S. Then they
had $500 members now they hay,
1917.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

MAuXoLt, WArER-A delightful toilet ar
tice-superior to Col gne, and at half the
price 4tf
Married Ladies under ali circumstances.
will find Parsons 'Purgntive Pills safe, and, in
snail doses, mild cathartic they cause no
gripping pains or cramp
Johnson's Anodync Lin;mcnt is no quack
preparation, hut on meeting the n probation
Of the medical profession ,hc most crlinent Of
whom bear willing testimony to lis wonderful
eff hoy
Caution IN our c'iangcthle climate, con, h.l
colds, and diseases of the throat, lungs an-
chest W Il always prevail Cruel consump,i, n
VII citim its victims These disc Sc, ifa.,
tended to in tim. en- be arrested and cured.
The reucly is Dr. Wi-tas Balsam of " Id
berry.
Puratp S)RE TrnoAr..-1hc best remedy
that has ever been discovered for this dreadful
disease is ohnsou's Auolyne Linimcnt we
do but simple Justice to the medicine. as VT Il
ny to the public. when we recommend the same
for general ue -, II Ilfx q - Daily.
Parsons Purgtthc i'il!s may be usel in all
frms OF diseases with the most dec dcd benefit, ,
aud wit cut fear ofnii lry. Try thcn.
For miny yrms the Pano-fortc his hell
Tor these orchestral effects In playing winch the
Piano cannot re der, has turned attcn'pn to
the Organ Chcapncss, ror;ablencss, and con-
vr'icncc Of mani ulation, are also alyanta e.
III the American Organs ~ made by y essrs
:. y & H. W. Smith. Of Boston. which emf
nently recommend them for ONE, school, anil
chapel use \ dag or two since We visited the
new ard cXtcn i've maruf,ctory of tie ab.ye-
namel in>lu utn;s ON Boston Neck, and were
snrp sci At the vast amount Of labor in eIrr -
lien, and the completeness of the appliances in
use from q heavy machinery which cuts the
stock, 10 t g delicate apparatus which fashions
the key work and action. Mcssrs : b 4 II
W. 'mith are regarded As the best rec Organ
manufacturers IN the wOr and although nhe
to IN ont = hundred instruments "a week, they
hive tuunl difficulty N filling Orders, which
come from all parts Of the country. None who
/ hear thee popular instru tents, with then
] ron 1t, sonorous, sympathetic and cxpr, ssiyt
tones, are surprised at The favor with which
they are regarded by lcI ing musicians. -
PR I'M r. B p.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31
FOR SALE.

The farm of the late Darwin r. Robinson, sit
uated IN Shoreham. ON Cream Hill. three miles
from tho village containing 1870 acres suitably
divided into moving, tillage and pasturing, with
a splendid new sheep barn, with running water
in it, and also running in the wards, the other
outbulh!ings aud the house good and valuable
timber pine and ce ~, in the swamp. Said farm
must be sol l.. aud, IT possible, this Spring. A
chance for a GREAT BARGAIN! Come and see
before il is too late. For further partica,rs in-
qure ct II y WRIGHT, Administrator
ShOr,ham, March n. 1913. 52,u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

De Soto when he visited the shores Of Amer
lea sought long and arluouSly for the '.SprjnI
of perpetual youth,' thlt tn sc who hathel
therein might never grow oil in appearance
People of our day have in part discovered "A
substitute for this uniound spmg in Rings
Vegetable Ambrosii a few applications Of which
gives to white or gray hair that dark, strong
and glossy appearance peculiar to youthful
beauty lfany Of our readers doubt this, let
them try n bottle and be convinced of the truth
Of our assertion
Throw physic to the dogs III none oft
To make assurance duubY sure
Il take" PLANTATION BIrr3ls
They never fail
Til great Stomachjc Healer is Just what the
pc pie need 1t is a rclncdy they can rely on.
For Dyspepsia Heartburn, Headache Dlzz
ness, Aguc, Liver ompaints, PHus in the
side and Back it has equal not the least
among its virtues is it, cxriemc pleas mtuess to
the taste and immediate beneficial effect. Try
it suffering Dyspeptics, and he cured SLcH
are the assertions Of those situated To know
From the vast amount Of this article sold, it
must have great merit.
Strawberries AND GtAPEs. Those of our
readers who would utiyate the best Strawber-
RES and Grapes grown, should see the adycr-
tscmcnt of J. b. Cline. in another column.
Onr humble province is to tend the fair,
Not less pleasing though less glorious care
Oh, ,houghtes ladies even blind to fate,
Too soon you'll find all remedies too late
/ Sudden your honors win be snatchel away,
And you'll forever mourn the luckless day
/ When you neglected to apply Barrett :
/ Vegetable Hair Restorative as preventative
| to he approaches of badness and grey hairs
/ You cnnnot find such an el CANT toilet article
elsewhere
It's GOpD EFFECTS ARE pEaMANENT.-ln th'
it differs from all hair dyes by its use luxu-
rient growth i guaranteed, a,ural color and
gloss are restored. Oac trial will cause you t.
say this of Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved (Rep
SUI Lair Restorcr or Dressing, Gin oHc b't
Hc) Every Druggist sells it, Price on'
Dollar l;V
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

LTTTNLL's LIVING AGE.-Contents of
Littelrs Living Age for March 81:
Works by Geo. Mcdonald; Lady Mae
beth (; Tornadoes About Ones First
Night at the Play; All for Good; Wo-
men in Miniature Occult Personal In
huence Brazil. by Prof. Aggasiz
Should Married Women Dance Mr.
Gladstone on Sir Walter Scots Valetu.
dinarian Christianity; The Religion Of
Self; Sir David Brewster; Coloring
Matter of Birds Plumage; besides a
number of pieces of excellent poetry -
Published by Lirtell and Gay, Boston,
Mass. Price So per year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

To the tenth article, which brings M |
a-ainst Mr. johnson the wrctchcd dcmun- |
STATIONS of that famous trip to the grave
of Douglas the president returns only a
general denial. that the reports of his
50 c Ii are not correct. Bat while his
case is very weak here, that Of the im>
pcachcrs is no better. The Senate is not
going to remove Mr., johnson from off c,
for what he said two years ago; nor, il
it did, would the people sanction it. We
live too fast in this country for that -
Besides. the fact that the House over and
oyer again refused TO impeach upon this
very matter, destroys all moral, if not ie-
gal, right to press it now,-SP''Rah"H
HpnJtcm
This assumption Of what the Senate
and people will or will not do under car-
tain circumstances, is nothing more nor
less than a little private buncombe in
fpired by the desire TO i.npress the public
with an exalted sense of the writers im-
portance, or the wonderful power of
demonstration in the editorial depart
mcnt of the Republican. But in this
particular case, the judgment Of the Sen
atc-Court and the temper Of the people,
Is, we apprehend, sadly misjudged. 1t is
true that we live in fast country. 1t Is
true that Johnson's oifsnso in paradine
lis AMI lis couniry's shame before the
world in maudlia speeches on his Infamous
Swinging around the ciIc trip, was
equally great two years ago as 1t Is now
But il is not true that the senate Will re-
fuse to pronounce him guilty OF misde
meanor because he was not two years age
impeached. 1t is not true that -! 1t die
the people would not sanction IT. An'
il is exceedingly difficult to SIC the torc'
or truth of that other assertion. that, ''lh'
fact that the House over AMI over nga''
refused to impeach upon this very mat
ter, destroys all moral. If not Legal RICH
T. press it now" 1t is seldom that iul
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

A TALE OF Two CITIES, AND GREAT
EXPECTATIONS Boston: Iicknor &
Fields The II Ii volume of the Dia.
mond Edition of Dickens's Works con
tnins tho two stories named above. ! he
''rnle of Two Cities pictures in a most
powcif full and graphic manner the causes
An | events of the French Revolution
1t is thoroughly dramatic, and, though
painting some terrible scenes, il Inspired
by "a genuinely humane spirit. Great
Expectations" is II story of private life,
with plenty of humor, an ingenious and
original plot, and is one Of tie most cfftc-
tive stories, both in narrative and char
acter, ever wrincn. The illustrations
excellent. strikincly in keeping with the
spirit Of the characters and scenes repre-
senrcd. The cost of each volume of the
beautiful illustrated Diamond Dickens is
only 81, 80; plain edition, Sl,25. IT
can be procured Of any bookseller, or will
be sent postpaid by the publishers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

The amount of money stolen by bur-
glars on Tuesday night from the Scltua,e
QRhodc Island) National Bank, proves on
examination not TO have been so great rs
was reported 1t is believed TINT the to-
tai loss will not exceed Sl3 900. Special
deposits of bonds TO n considerable amount
had been removed from the bank but II
few days before the robbery.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

Only very few Of the bridges on the
Michigan Central" one Of the oldest
and richest roads in the West, have stone
piers or ahutmcnrs Ncarly all are erect
ed on piles in the old style, and though it
is demonstrated that such bridges last on
ly nine years, the managers of the road
refuse to use stone, on account Of the cx-
Dense
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31
4 DDISON COUNTY-Tn Chancerv.


I JOHN Cl'SllING ". DENNIS W. TEASEI
Whereas. John Gushing, OF Hanover in the
Cnmtv oi pirmoVth AMI STATE If Massachusetts,.
las liled in the Dllicc Of the Cuk of the Con ui
Cgaucorv tor >aid County If Addison his petition
against dennis W TraScv Of New York in the
County and State u New fuk. setting forth in
substance that the sail pcuni, ". Teas y duly
executed ON d." u day of November. \. u. 1866,
to Shellon ). Baker, Of Sardtoea, in the S'aie Of
NDH>Y rk. q mori-a. dccl Of certain land. situ-
ate in S'io9cham, in sai County of Addison. con-
litons Tor the pay meut of seven thousand dollars
PAYABLE five vclla iro a date with interest paw hc
annually. anl further -cttiug forth TINT the said
mortgage was dilv assigned hv the said Sheldon
). Baker ON the 9th iav oi March a u. 1850, to
the aid John Cushing who now ha, the legal IN
icrcst and title in sad mortgage, and prays that
the equity ofrclcmptiuu ui the said Teasey in the
premises may sc iorccloscd. And il being made
to spi eat that The defendant resides out Of this
State 50 thai suhpWnn cannot he served ON him,
the said Tcasev /, hereby required to. appear at
the term Of said court next to he held at Middle
hurv in and for said county, on the first Tuesday
uf Jane, \. u. 1868, ON tho first day of said term
and make answer To such petition, and the petit
toner shall cause this order to he published three
weeks successfully in the Midilchury Register, u
public newspaper printed at Mddlehurv, the last
OF which publication shall be at least twenty days
prior to said next term.
Il. WAINWRIGHT, Deputy Clerk.
J. Q. UAwKINs. Solicitor 49;3w'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

The London Mechanic admits the cor
rectness of Gen Dyer's report of tho re-
suits of the experiment with American
ordnance at Shoeburyness in England,
"that the American smooth bores are the
cheapest and most effective gun possessed
by any nation
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31
Adventure with Robbers by a yer-
monter.

The following is an extract from pri-
vatc letter which was written by nv
tive Of this county from his adopted homo
in California.
"On the 18Th of July 1865, two mtn
rode NJ j TT before dark, on two bcnuti
tul hurs, :, and requested supper man
Ivy the name of John JOHN ON who was
about Is years cid, was then my cook,
this man was an old hunter, aud v'ry
brave. ate supper With them, and ask
cd them to stay all night. They said
that they did not wish IL, hut expected TO
ride farther that night After snpprr we
snt aud talked together over an hour -
just "A, { c. werc gong u lcavr.as | sup.
posed, one OF them stepped up to m,
drew his revolver aud putting it TO my
brc?st, told me not To move. 1t was enc
of the largest sixi OF Colts drasoon, ="
two Of which lac carried His accom-
plicc at the same time drew his pistol On
johnson, who was sitting near me At
the time we were nll in tie kitchen, |
WIS SlIllnH 1tHT JODt~OD. NI,N HtHT INT
door which led into the BEDROOM. This
door Fortunately was open, rs was also
the bedroom window, and what was very
singular, was the fact, that in moving
some trunks The day before, placed one
under that very window. After the vii
lain placed lis pistol 10 my breast, he
happened To take his eye from me, to look
at johnson, ut that moment jumped in
to the bedroom, and went out Of the win
dow like an arrow, just then the man
who stood in the door To prevent our rs
cape, with his pistol POINTED at John o.,
ran out Of the house tor me, he snapped
his pistol ut me-, but providtniinlIy the
cap did not explode, and it being dark
escaped If it had been fifteen minute.
later, when the moon had isen, when
they made their attack, it is not proba
Die that should now be writing TO You.
ran about seventy yar''s AMI laid down
heard the rcdort Of pistol AT the house,
but nothing more. In about twenty min
utes went back to The house, but the
murdercrs had gone. found peer job;
son lying dead on the flor, very near the
spot where left him sitting
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

CTR You've Folks for April has the
third insiallment OF Dickens "lIohIay
Romance with full page illustration:
"rhe Little jew" poem By the author
ess Of "John Halifax !" AMI interesting
contributions by Mrs Stowe. Miss Hall,
''P, ii. c." and others, together with an
appropriate piece of music by Mr.. + lch-
berg. Our Young Folks is an excellent
monthly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

ldlee position on tue part OF tho House.
-----------
1MrEACIIMENr T"IAI.-The Senate Of
the United States organized at one o'clock
on Monday as a Court Of Impeachment,
Chief Justice Chase taking the Oh Dir
WIN NJ Evarts, E,q, and w S Groes-
beck, Esq, of Cncinnatti, appeared us
additional counsel for the President
Messrs Stduberry, Curtis and Nelson
were also present
Mr. Stanbcry arose and announced that
the Pre+ijcn', by his counsel, was ready
TO plead and answer. lie should apollo.
gze for the ncomp)etencss of their answer
on account of lack Of time, every hour
since the last session Of the CoHrt having
been occupied in its preparation. Mr.
Curtis then read the answer to the first
article, the longest Of all, occupying about
half an hour. lie was followed on the
answer to the second. third, fourth, fifth,
sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth mtcl,s
by Mr. Stanbery, who also occupied about
half an hour. Mr. Evarts closed the
,ling on the tenth anl eleventh article
The answer was an explicit, detailed
denial of every allcgaiion,of every charge,
of every article; rcnilirming the legality
of all his actions; denying amy intent of
violating the Tenure Of Office or any other
law; denying the correctness of his al
legged speeches as rcciIed in the tenth ar
ticlc; affirming his right to express his
opinion the same rs any private citizen,
and "denying that any and all substan-
tive matters in said first article contained
in manner and form as the same are
therein stated and set forth, do Ivy law
constitute a high mis,lcmcanor in office,
within the true intent and mcaping of
the Constitution of the United States"
Mr.. Evarts addressed the Court briefly,
asking, in behalf OF the President, thirty
d VS. lime to prepare for the trial. Iii.
motion was opposed by the lnuse Mana
gers, and after long discussion 1t was
proposed to postpone action on the ques,
ton unit! after replication had been filed.
This was nrgativcd, yeas 20, nay. 2S. -
The motion Of counsel was then rejected,
yeas |, nays Al strictly party vote -
Counsel then asked reasonable time Tor
preparation, and ten days was suggested,
after which the Court adjourned.
On Tuesday the . Eth, the Senate rcor.
ganizcd as Court Of Impeachment.
Mr.. Boutwell,, of the Managers, ,her
rose and said
Mr.. President | am charged by The
Managers with the duty Of presenting III,
replication offered by the House of Rep
rcseniatiyes. The replication was ther
read to the Court.
At the conclusion of the reading, Sen
ator johnson said: Mr.. Chief Justice,
move that an authenticated copy be pre-
sentcd to the counsel for the President
which was agreed TO.
: At twenty-five minutes past three tn
Chief Justice announced that the Scnat
had concluded to proceed with the tria
} on Monday next, March 30th.
The Coult then adjourned ill iha
time.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

EVERY SATURDAY for March % has.
b sid.s continuation Of "Foul Play
"Popllar Science" "Chronicles md
Characters" "Dodging N Shark" La
MARITIME" "Ihe Sqnire's Temper Trap
and other Interesting miscellany.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

Robert C. Winthrop and George Pea
BODY were presented to the pope recently,
and received from him his photographs,
with Latin quotations from the I'iLlc
written on the back Vi them.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

Crowds of northern tourists now visit
Fort Sum.cr's ruins 'lmly, and relics 10y
the baskc.iull are carried away.