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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-02
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known. that we need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended On
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, N. D., Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
For sale BY BunneIl BannatyDe, and LymanS
Wells, TuDkhanIock. Sterling 4 SON, Meshoppen
Stevens AcGley Laceyville, Frear, Dsan Co
FactOryviile, and all Druggists aud DeUlsIs in med
cines, everywhere.
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Insurance Agency.

DANIEL WRIGHT d. NEPHEW,
... 54t Iunhhnnnock, 1u,
Are Agents for the following and all other responsi-
bic Insurance Companies: ..r s.. =.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given. thata bay mare, about
eight or ten years old came to the prenises of the
subscriber in the Township of Eatn, the 7th day
Of August 1868. The owner is hereby notified to
prove property and pay charges otherwise the said
mare will be sold a. the law drects.
~ t-s'- s't CLANCY ROSENaRANT.
Baton, Aug. 10 1868 NJ j = -s
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-02

PoTAro CUsTARD.-Ten potatoes boiled
soft, six or eight eggs, sugar to your taste.
ous- cup milk, quarter pound Of butter, nut
meg, essence of lemon, brandy and wine TO
ysur iaate. Mash the potatoes very Hne.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-02
farm Garhtn & Kittben.

u Farnerz, %nd AgTieEltarsl mea grnsrsliy
are reqnetsd 70 e0ntbsis to this Departulsat a. Il
s from ihsr experience that hoSs 70 gain some
AiBg Of intsrest for cur rea8eB-
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-02

PORK, HAM and FISH,
Farming Utensils, &c, &c,
We take in exchange, all kinds of
Grain, al the highest market prices,
Receive and forward feight of all
kinds for up or down the river during
the season for shipping. and will keep
coal on hand, in quantities to suit
purchasers, during the season will
be found on Bridge Street, below
Huford's Hotel, the sign in large
letters "Stere." i" d.nl5siaA
.7-o-s -.--. .E" #kr-E. s-v "A
E We have good PRINTS at
II IL cts. per yard, and all other
goods in proportion. Call and see us
and you will be satisfied that it is not
the best place to buy where there is
the'most blowing done. Our stock is
always full, as we receive goods every
day from New York, and are bound to
SELF as low as the lowest. EIfLf}1>
"A @s5 BILLINGS 8 PHILLIPS
TunkE annock, May 27, '67-n42 tt
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-02

W. " H. or can Dc
l. found at Lyman 4
Wells ard J. w. Rboads,
TunkbAnnock. Penn'a, and
ssi other dealers, the GET
EkeLIEH swKEsY SPRcR-
Ic LISIxExT. This Lini-
ment stands aDnTalled
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-02

In large quantities and at reduced prices.
... .-...... -. A. B. MOTT.
Tunk. May1,f #. '66-v6n38
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
let not Prejudice Csurp Your R eason

II il fact that, In the minds OF many persons,
a prejudice exists against what are called patent
medicines; but why should this prevent You
sorting TO an article that has such an array Of tee
timony 10 support Il as HOSTETrER'S STOMACH
Bir1ERS. Physicians prescribe It; why should
yoI ii card itl judges, usually considered men
OF talent have used and do use Il in their families
why shOuld you rejectit? Let not your prejudice
nsurp your reason TO the everlasling Injury OF
your health. IL you are sick, and require medi-
cine, Try these Bitters.
Waen the bodily energies are worn out by
anxiety, and need stimulant, this Is the best that
can be taken. II Is tempered and modified BY
hygienic herbs and roots, which prevent IL from
feyering the blood ana hence IL does not produce
a mere temporary excitement, 10 be followed by
injufio us reaction. bat communicates perma-
nent potency TO the entire vital organization.
Some OF its herbal constituents are slightly
sopori1c. SO that in cases where sleeplessness Is
one Of tue accomplishments Of nervous disease, a
dose Of u taken towards bedtime viii tend to pro-
duce quiet and refreshing slumber. For palpita-
ton OF heart, tremors. Mysteries. faintiDg fits.
distressing fSnces 20 which ladies' are especially
subjeCt under ccrtsin morbid conditions OF mind
and body peculiar TO their sex, the Bitters will be
found The most agreeable and certain Of al COM
teriTritante. fHFg FfHnEH ~ 1rt
The corstitnfonsl'y nervous nay readily keep
their Infrmity In constant check by the caily use
Of this healthiul vegetable tonic; and those who
have shattered Their nerves." as the phrase Is.
either by imprudent indulgence or undue physical
or intellectual labor. viii find in this WALKING
elixir prompt restorative.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

Atlas sign from the Pacha a janizary- drew
his -svor1f snd'with-a single blow struck
or she. head of The young man. Every
one uttered a cry of horror; but the
Princessinstsntly sprinkled tie still palpi-
tatfng BODY with her marvellous water, and
Stoian arose, full of hfss- and health; and
so young and handsome withab that Che
Pacha, mad with jealousy, cried,
. Mako me young Iagain, Princess, with
out losing moment" saies "a ra,tg.
BE called the January, and gave him his
ordersi then spying Yacesb, who was pre-
lending 10 weep-siii4 bv stf5 Il .ar4 AS.
~PoOr sYacoub, my faithful friend, my
right hand said he, al cannot leave thee
old while j am young ;swe shall no longer
understand each other. No, my friend, i
am not selfish; need thee, and We must
both grow young together. We viii both
be bebeaded at the same time. go al bre
At this mark OF, friendship, Yscoub
turned as pale as death. He attempted to
speak, and opened his lips ~ but the signal
was gwen, and in an Instant his head
rolled on the ground by the side OF that of
the Pacba. hsrjIF -
take away these corpses," said the
Princess, colby, aud throw 70 the dogs
the boly of this insolent fellow who dared
Insult me AK .aaaah .iefrFi7 .afat
At these words every one looked at bis
neighbor; the Turks frowned, but the
Servians drew their swords and said, "The
Princess Is right; the insult has fallen on
the head of him that offered il. Woe to
him that does nos res pect womanf's ~
And an old Turk rejoined, What is
done is done None can escape his des-
tiny"
tranquility re established, the Prin.
cess said to St0ian," Behold me widowed
before being married, and myself without
master. Art thou not going to take me
back to my father?"
mo-" said Stoian "the nOblest right of
q Servianl is to carry off his wife, and
have twelve companions ready to follow
my example"
"Stoian," said the Princess, smiling,
"thou knowest that l do not like violence.
What need is there of carrying me off? Is
il not encughto take me TO thy mother and
mske room for meat her fireside ?"s-s' -
No sooner said than done, and on the
same day there were thirteen marriages at
Kroujevatz
Reschid had more than one successor,
and there was more than one Yacoub-for
wherever there Is aPacha ike Rescued,
there is also a flatterer and traitor; but
the wicked profit by experience and are
reformed by fear. No one troubled Stoian
all respected the Princess of the Indies.
The houses where the spouses dwelt may
yet be seen and the stranger is shown
stone, placed above the door, with a cara
bine and yataghan crossed thereon, which
were sculptured, it Is said, by Stoian him.
self Below il is written the word that is
the j ~ OF the Servian and the terror of the
Osmanli-ISr0bOdnOt- Liberty
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

fng the Calf" Cfrontspiece); ''Doingsof the Bod
ley Fsnny''-Msy- Day; As The Columbines"-s
poem; "A South American City-Lims," two IL
lustrstions " My Three Gardens - I" Hunter and
Tom '-coniinued-with Illustration; "Whitsun-
tide in Pomerania - "The Young Virginians"-
eontinued-thrce Illustrations; "Instinctr-poet-
ry; Francs Huber" 4 biographical sketch:
"Tle Arbutus Quest;'' Barrels and Beams"
"The True Story OF Eustace dc st. Pierre OF Ca
lais - The CScSoo Clock"-poetry "Jennie
Rochester, with Illustrations; Books Cor Young
People"-selections OF poetry: - Patchwork" oy
the Editor and his Friends-.llustrated. The Re
eFsids Magazine IS published by Hurd & Hough-
tor, New York, at sa5O'a year; three copies, Sc
t9S hye copies, $1,000; ten, $4,000, and an extra
copy gratis; twenty. $500, and'one copy extra.
Single numbers % cents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
Misfeilauu.s
SPRING AND SUMNER.

Spring ia growing up,
Is not it pitys
She was such a little thing,
Aud So very pretty -
Summer 10 extremely grand,
We must pay her duty.
(But tie TO little Spring
That she-owes her beauty.)-
AL the buds are blown,
Trees are dark and shady,
CT was Spring who dressed tnem, taousn,
Such little LADY,
And the birds sing lOuo and sweet
Their enchanting histTles.
IL; was Spring who taught them, tAoush,
Such singing mistressD
From the glowing sky
Summer shines above ue;
Spring was such little dear,
But will Summer love usf
She IL very beautiful,
With her grown-up blisses,
summer We must bow before;
Spring We coaxd with kisses!
Spring is growing up,
rr.( leaving rs so lonely, 49, a rrrn.~.
In tie place Of little spring HN4tt.iN
We hsve summer onlyf -e%& As~A
Summer, with her lofty airs.
And her stately pacss,
In the place Of 1.-THE spring. seff ~
And Der childish graces - tAse4t0Na
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
Sagacisy and Instincts Of AM.
mails.

Much has been written and said of the
instinct or intelligence of the lower order
OF animals, and where one leaves of and
tie other begins, according TO the quality
or importance of tire exhibit. The TACT is,
that know but little of il, and somt lines
] think much less, especially after witness
ing such actions and results as are contain
ed in this '"tFue etory." ftA&
A gentleman "a valued friend OF mine)
residing in one of our rural villages had
pony, a lively, docile and very active ami
NAL, whose principal service was TO carry
his mistress q niece) out riding every fine
day-her uncle lthe gentleman) riding his
horse. IHtheir rides they had 10 pass a
farmhouse, just over the bridge, where was
kept surly cur dog, who habitually
jumped over the fence and barked at and
worried the horses, and particularly the
pony, attempting to bite his hind legs, and
causing him to wheel about and squirm
about, to face the dog and gave his heels.
One day the owner of the dog was
spoken to and requested to keep bis dog in
side his fence and prevent HIM worrying
the horses.
He replied His dog had as good
right on the road as any other puppy, and
he should not tie him up"
"Then, said uncle, ~ II shoot your dog
next time he flies out at US in this way"
and so left.
When they got home, and the saddle and
bride were taken of the pony, he shipped
away from the hostler and ran up to the
house, where Bruno-a large Ne1found-
land Gog-was lying on the mat in front
of the piazza. They met; pony put his
nose down TO Bruno's and lie raised his
head, as though he was listening. tt
There, look at that dog and pony"
said uncle; "whst under the sun are
they ats They act as though they were
talking"
They letthem alone till they got through,
and pony ran about the lawn and would not
be caught, and Bruno laid down again as
before.
Next day they rode again, prepared to
shoot the cur or scare him from his evil
practices. A short distance from the house,
and on turning an angie of the road, they
looked back, and spied Bruno quietly fol-
lowing them.
"This won't Co" says uncle. d"Go back,
Bruno;yo know there -is nobody home
utyour mixtrees, and who'll guard the
house when you are away? Go back"
The dog turned and jumped over the
fence, as they thought, to go home across
lots. 80 they rode ON unfit the farmhouse
appeared in sight. Out came the cur
Uncle prepal ed 10 shoot, when all of a
sudden over came Bruno, seized the cur
by the neck, shook him severely, and
made him yell Ike fun; SO much so that
the family came out TO the rescue, while
pony looked on, evidently. With as. much
delight 40 child would at play. He
ed the oyound ah0ok and hox al his
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The Cedar Rapids Tines announces
thata contract has just been edbetween
the North Missturi and the st. Louis and
Cedar Rapids Companies, in which the
the later hsn Az the cSmp ii U of the
road to the Cedar River in enc year from
next Autumn The North Missouri Com
pany viii complete their road to the State
Line by July next, and from that point
the iron will be laid upon the st l.. & @. r.
road continuously, as fast as the road Is
graded and tied. The st. Louis and Cedar
Rapids road is already located to Williams
burg, the center Of Iowa County, and
ample provision has been made by the
managers Of the company to grade, bridge
and tie the entire road to the Cedar River
while the arrangements with the Moth
Missouri Read will put it in active opera
ton as soon as it is ready for the iron.
The successor this road is now beyond a
per adventure. f,f f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The propose, PEeumatic Dispatch
Company of New York and Brocklyn has
for is object the dispatch of the mails OF
'those cities in double quick time, through
iron t-bes, by air pressure. 1t isproposed
TO use small tubes, ~ or IS inches in diam
eter, these to pass under the lamp posts,
in each Of which is to be q wheel to catch
the letters dropped and carry them to the
2 letter, dropped into the New York once,
delivered to its destination in Brooklyn.
that the mails win be transmitted between
tbs PoetefAces Of those. cities A flve min
ute& The tube is % be laid On the river
bottom TO Long Island. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

offered for sale. A butter dealer in New
York Gays that weslglE 6dI5Sf b put
up in such coargs SN|kb1p packages.
has 10 be taken out, worked over, and then
repscked in suitable firkins before it can
be sold.
Improper packing in kegs. or frkins
soiled on the outside and leaky, makes
from three to five cents per pound differ
.en ecs n the price of the article. He says
FIJI Z ms should be made of seasoned white
OAK, with hickory hoops, and should hold
about so pounds. The greatest care should
be isszen TO free the butter entirely from
milk by working Il and washing it
thoroughly, alta Temperature so low as
viii prevent it losing its grar ulsr character
and .becoming greasy. Eisht ounces of
Ashton salt should be sufficient for ten
pounds Of butter Salt Of inferior quality
dame yes butter 20 the extent of from five
TO fifteen cents per pound Western RGral.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The great hotel near the Cheyenne
Railway depot, projected by George
Francis Train and commenced building
hate last fall and subsequently, through
Train not coming up to the agreement
win the RAILROAD company and others,
ceased building, has fallen into the hands
of Other narties. - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
IN caNsIrMpTfyEs.

m i.rv EDVeRD i. WILSON VIII ssEd Gree
ehsT. 10 al who desire Il. the prescription with he
iiseeiIos tor usin2 me simple remedy BY
vi ic ne was cared cfs Jung Affection and that dread
disease Consumption Eis only object Is 70 bereff ire
sliC -, and lie hopes every Sufferer VIII uy his pre-
scfiI... i vii cost them notlinS, sad may prove
liezEi.g. Pseass ad dress REV. ED WARD A WILSON
10 it, So1ti second eIee.. "! z. smsba fgh ssv lcrE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

new waiting cara has been poiented
-it 10 oval, and the border divided into
twelve angular sections, cacharrymG the
figure from one TO twelve, 70 rep16ncos the
hours of the day. If you paw visit at
o'clock you turn down the corner with
ihefgNyes -four. In visiting in persor, in
France, the upper left hand corner of the
card is turned down, in csse the person
called upon be not At home.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
IMPORTATION.

Jnf,s ssasio1- guaranteed 20 prodcos Q i11u-iaut
erOEs nair upon bald head bezIdicss
zee iOf The removal of F1nples, Bosches, Erul~
Jon sea The skn, lssvil - sol. csear snd
peat sl csr Re Ohtained without charge y address,
lcg TBoS F-t9AfAiAs cHxsnT. SO fnoangsy \. !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

sT
--Amorg the passengers in the cars
which went over the bark at Carr's Rock,
were E, b. Phillips, Esq, President of the
Michigan Southern railroad Capt. Geo.
Nj. Gray, General Passenger Agent of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail
! road line; and c. x. LOOMS, OF Buffalo,
General Freight Agent OF the same line.
We congratulate these gentlemen upon
their narrow escape, and trust they may
speedily recover from the severe bruises
they are reported TO have received. The
public cannot afford to spare these officers
from their posts at present, especially Mr.
Phillips, whose valuable and ell-directed
, abors have done so much toward perfect
ing his railroad. 3. = 90 4fff Haf5rul
The following is told us as having oc-
Cured recently ia one Of our larger cities
A lady from the country entered one of
the grocery stores and asked the clerk If
he wanted to purchase some chickens-a
couple OF them-at the same time throw
. ing pair of live ones on the counter.
The clerk replied he did, and as the pair
showed considerable anxiety to be freed
and out of their unpleasant fix, he asked
the lady if they would lay there mean
ing would they remain few moments on
the counter until he could attend to them.
Lay there's" Indignantly asked the lady,
"of course not. Them's roosters; they
won't lay nowhere" -.-s.tf
"A Yankee having told an Englishman
that he shot on one particular occasion, 900
snipe, his interlocutor asked him why he
didn't make it thousand at once No"
said be, it's not likely I'm going to tell a
lie for one snipe." Whereupon the EGG
lishlnan, determined not to be outcome,
began to tell a story of man having
swan from Liverpool to Boston i" Did
you see him yourselfs" asked the Yankee,
suddenly; "did you see him yourself %
why, yes, of course did; was coming
across. and our vessel passed him a mile
out of Boston harbor." "Well, I'm glad
We saw him, stranger, COZ yer q witness.
that did it That was me"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

pers and went to New York, since which
time every effort has been made to find
them, but these efforts have been unsuc-
cessful, though. skillful detectives are busy
in ferreting out the affair.". ~ & az :
d There is stage driver in Pike county,
Penn, named David Starner, who has
driven stage for the last forty years, aver
aging 80 miles per day. Deducting the
Sundays from forty years, leaves 12,520
working days, which at 30 miles day
makes q total OF 375, 900, equivalent 10 fif
teen times the distance round the world,
and GOO miles over. lie is now sixty years
OF age, and is hale and hearty 4, =. svs- :
- A young lady, while Walking at a
party IN Boston, met with q very cad acci-
Gent which should put others on their
guard. She was backing in the dance,
when her foot caught in her dress, and she
fell with great force ON the back of her
head, becoming instantly insensible.
Sheis in critical state. The fell caused
four large pms which were fastened in her
chignen to pierce her skull and brain. =
At q public school exhibition, one Of
the visitors made brief address TO the
pupils on the necessity of obeying their
teachers and growing up loyal and useful
citizens. To give emphasis to his remarks,
he pointed TO large national flag, spread
on one side Of the room, and inquired,
Boys, what is thst flag for." A little ur-
chin who understood "the situation" of
the house better than the speaker,
promptly answered, "To coyerup the dirt,
cir" fr f rf.rrt r.I fl rff-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

WATERY POTAToEs.-In tue spring,
potatoes are apt to be wstery, bat if, when
you boil them, you put into the water a
bit of lime as large as walnut, it will
render them mealy and white Western
Rural.
i. The English are advocating our
factory system, for they say Ameri-
can cheese has become 60 good as serious.
ly to compete with their best and they
complain that the Americans are sharp
fellows
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

the hilt of bis yatsghan, "whGt do you
think Of my power ?"
al admire the genius Of your Highness,3
answered the renegade. bowing, and
hope, therefore, tina. be will not leave his
work unfinished"
'1-Does my ivorytowerl lack snytbingi ~.
asked Reschid, with q disconnected air
1t lacka the Prueess or Vthes IAdses.
What is the ivory tower if il does not con-
tain the masterpiece of creai9nf"
Thou art srighs,p returned the Peche,
" it Is the bird that gives value to the cage
ConemhQsyvmEEWEDp aid he 70 Sto-
IAN. "Gc, bring ne the Prince ssM the
Indies. IL thou returnest without this
miracle OF beauty Eulll cut1off thS head.
Thou hast heard-obey - -.
,Stoisn fastened 70 Lis mother, weepire.
,ffsAlasf. m0sher ~ soarsilne xhun Wiz
never more behold thy child p
60, my son, run to the mountsip, and
pszhAps you win had ME oarpsoe cos
and friend"
tain nl sa ssS ssi: r. 'i sa;:3xs
came to him, smiling, and listened with
10 dat she. EcOuraue,
brother. am with thee. Go to the Pacha,
and ask him Tor large ship. In this ship
build tEelYe frs shops. and Gil them nth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

! --Beecher, who wrote an epic lately on
squeaking boots, would be made happy in
England, where the following advertise
ment bas appeared Reeds Noiseless
Boots are specially recommended TO cler-
gymen, medical men and barristars, reme-
dy being found to prevent that creaking
noise, so very Objectionable" ., -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-10

Something made on the principle OF .
blAeking box, about an inch and . half
in diameter, was shown TO as as looking
very mach ike an instrument Of de-
struction. Inside il contained three
pivops, on each one was placed cap,
while the vacant space Was filed with
nitro giyesrine. II is supposed, By the
arrangement that light step upon 1t
would make . concession and cause an
instant explosion, which. no doubt,
Wenld be very destructive There were
three of them picked up on our landing
yesterday and taken aboard the steamer
IngomAr, where two of them were
thrown overheard, and the one referred
to opened and examined. We don't
suppose they were put there With the
design of iDjuring anybody particular,
bot they were found in q place where
they were liable to be drove over or
walked over most any moment In the
day. II il was an attempt TO commit
murder, the reason only Why il Was
10, successful was because no one was
so unfortunate as to come in contact
with the instruments