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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
St. LDJIS An D LaOJ E0ITTALB

( ESAlE4foiD GDMPA : 1 - Seven per cent.
lGGrSt Mortage Bonds. February and August
Coupons. Tue earnings IF tha completed road to
Pilot Knob are nov than the Interest on the
entire mortgage The proceeds of thesl Bonds are
AIDING to the security every day, OVER s., ,JtV,GU0
hav" been spent On the prUpe- s, AMI not over -
co CGt 81 U"nls i..ued thus frr. The constantly
increasing train: &c carrying ORE, with the prospect
Of controlling :, ;he travel from St. Il9gis 20 the
southern States ensures ea5.mous revenue, The
Directors ovS = 10 OF the so:K ior INVESTMENT, and
inter. stei 20 enrich the property rs well Rs to
ccgu9ilis2 us expenses
IIiOS ALLEN, President, ST. Louis, No.
We, the undersIonci, cordially recommend these
seven per ceat mortgage bou.s OF the st. Louis and
lion Mountain Railroad, as good security, Tho
revenue of the road will be large anl tho aiialnis
tratiUn q the affairs o. ae company Is in capable
and experienced hands, aui Is entitled 20 the great
est confidence OF the public
JAMES :. THOMAS Mayor u ST. Louis
JOHN j. ROE prcs't -. Louis Chamber of Com
inerce.
4. 81. FOX pr.s't.e LOUIS DoIrl Of Irade
BARTON BATES, Pras'i North Missouri Rai.r4al.
}. H. ERiTro% Pres, Sat. Bans Of ths state Of
Missouri.
WIN. l.. EWING, pscs'toftas Msr. y b. ofst.
Lu4ts.
GEO. Il. GEA, Pres; Second Nat. Bank Of 81.
Louis
JAS. B EADs, Chief Eas, s.. Louis \ Ill. Bridge
GEO ". TAYLOR, Pras't pa.ila RaiIrai tof No)
WV. MAS$iG, Pfss't Traders Baal s.. Louis.
JOHN L. LIoNBEaGER, Pres. T. y. bap5. =
AU9LPGrs MEIER, yiao-P.s,', L. rasiGe Rail
EogEl;r BaHTn, r,cs't German savings In.;ita-
Coupons payable in he citg If New York. 4
iE1si uunAei gs ,i- apore nEmai Bcais t.f 81 le
a; Ei-a;s live Parties iliIg nus cl tho aity can
reai by jras exTt-5s, aud the bonds viii be re-
/. a fsa lFaA
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
ZOE GALE.

Tho Subscriber ciTrrs f5g sale his HOUSE and
lot, situated in the Borough Of Tankharnoek.-
The house hos lately undergone repairs and has all
the modern Improvements. The lot Is more than
twice the size Of any others in the place. with new
Barn, Seven Good Grated Apple Trees, with Plum
and Peach, The Subscriber wishing 10 remove,
will sell for less than tie actual yaue.
- All persons Indebted to me vii please mako
immediate settlements M. ,. kUTZ.
Tuuk Sep. 24th n9f
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CONSUME PTI0N.

EA0usaGds OF cases, ,vhci, fae oa.
tienS supposed he Naa afflicted ,yftl
thls terrible disease. have been cnrea
by the Hse OF tieEe remedies. Extreme
ssancla lion, debility, and cough are
ths uHuai attendants upon severe
xases 81 ayaptpzis nr disease OF the
dfgssiivF organs. Even in eases OF
genuine Consumption, 3l.ese renet,.e.
Viii be found OF the greatest beHclit.
t!f"a =: heninB and invigoEafing
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.pHESIsTaAroRs,s NOTICE.

whereas. letters of Administration to the estate
of Dan;I Kunsman late of TunkhannOck tp, deed,
have been granted to the subscriber. All persons in
debted to the said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the estate Of the said dec sdent, VIII
make known the same duly authenticated without
delay to LEVI SLATE, ADJ J.
Bald Blount, Luz. CO., Pa. Sep. Is, '6S-ns.
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lj0o;iAn0'g 0ermau Coi,ir

l. s79s5'Hl'icp = al tie i5Tc,'ie..s aE tis EaL
tfA 7CEE %'r's fI-ps Rum o7-c.gs, ete = .s..-, .
the s-ss as5sls-s =. 'is Btits7s IN ca.es ,ss ,,as
P-'s 2c7to:' s''rrs9r rTqtis.@ lou g.l! sstr -.
nri ~ tsss- rea'siisS entirely daereut I,,n,
HHsf, aisls 5'i' srieHfc proportions 4 s.eici7oi
-;fici icttis =. ctcrs cye d-c,e3.0as Of y7s,
il s9ne foTfl. Pie TONIC js -cisIsg On, H. n.s.
p p<tsdh ahE a7rs24Jt; fe.l5Gi.S ercr o5,rcd ~ a..
pH55e rs ;7"s a. 'TEg.sie i IS pleasure 10 iaLs
a. 'sit- ia ifegiriag, ezli'arGltpc and n,sdciaal
fau'A-f htsS ftct-f b b ts k7lcw7 tse g,saies Of
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
Nem ADdsrtis
RED JACEEu AXE.

Patented July g. 1861. e Re-is;ued Aug. I5, 1863.
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of tho working
qualities Of the Axe.
l. Your Axe is bound 10 be THE AXE.
2. 1t will cut 25 per cent better.
8. Ny brother lost one arm in theiwar,s but with
your Axe he cut rs .wcllSas any one else.can.
4. If | could not get another, twenty-five (S25)
dollars would not buy.it.
5. 1t will cut hoop-poles better than any other
Axe.
G. would not bo without it for anything
7. The only objection ia it goes too far into the
wood.
s. Men who chop for z.living universally approve
of it, &c, &c, ad infnitum
For sale by all responsible dealers, and the max
eTs
= LIPPINCoTT & FAREWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole owners Of the Patents.
Manufacturers of the RED JACKETANES, SAWS.
SHoFELS and SCOOPS. and all approved Shapes
and Styles of Axes.
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rEAcHfRs, ExAMINATIoN.

Teachers Examinations will be held as follows
viz : at Meshoppen, Oct. 26th Mehoopany, Oct 81
Pierceviae Oct Both School House Whites
Ferry, in Falls Tp., Oct 3lst at Northumberland,
Nov. 2nd.
Come with writing material. No private examina-
tion will be held.
:. 3. RUOADS, Co. Sup't.
pa
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Book a. gents

Are meeting with rsre success in selling SIR s.
w. Bakers EXPLORATIONS and ADVENTURES among
the NILE TRIBUTARIES or ABYsgsIA, to which is
now added account of the Captivity and Release
OF English Subjects and the career Of the late En-
peror Theodore. No book is received among all
classes Of people with such uub0gniei tIygr or 81
fully combines thriIin: interest with solid instruc-
ton Agents, male and female, sell il rapidly
San admirable record of s-ieRtiia exploration. geo
graphical discovery, ani personal adventure" ".
Y. Tribune II; IS issued in a very attractive form
aud is a. entertaining as a romance. - Boston
Journal Fall particulars sent on application TO
o. ID. CASE ,E Gu, Publishers Hartford, Conn.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
j,IMEl LIMEl ! LIME III

The undersigned has recently elected perna-
nent Lime Killer, and has on hand large stock of
Waterloo lime which he will sell as cheap as can be
bought Al any point on tho line Of canal from Pitt
stUn 10 Elmra.
Orders viii be promptly filed and lime shipped to
all points by canal. DAN I'D BRbW y.
BroWntOwn,, Bradford Co. Pa.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
SHERIFF'sS 5 SALE

EGT virtue of writ Of fTeri FaciaS to ne d.
- r~otsI here viii be exposed 10 public sale at
tn Cpsr -aus- ia IGnsAsunock Wyoming County.
PenrsyiyemH,
on SATURDAY, NoV H. '6s at O'clock 2. "
All the 7cnt .t, nud iuteres of the defendant in
aaI to that certain piece, parcel o! tract Of land. sit
ga.n sad hgiag IN tle Township q Eaton, Wyoming
County. Pa. Bounded ini described as follows, to
..it.: on I5s North ~ lands Of o. II Evans, West,
hv lands Of Geo. s. Leicr South bv anis 81 Ihoua.
piuler. .ast. By fsrfs Of WIN u piau, sani'I Cook,
Christian Letter, ant Wells Garris2n. Containing
ooat one hunire1 acres OF land more or less with
ajou; ten acres beraas improved with QUO log house
auG some fruit trees thereon, with epPur;naEces.
Seized alyLtskcn in execution at the suit of Geo.
II Fox vs. Geo. T. ICx.
ta3 VII Je soil Cor cash only, hy
II " Dewitt.
sherids Odice.
L. . 1 4
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
CAUTEON.

Where's. my ,yite Harriet bag i.e ms bed and
boar without lust cause OF proves 4tou this is there
fore u forbid all persons from harb 7Ting or trusting
her OH my account as | will pay no seots o. her
contracting. SPENCER III hU SA9OI,
Northumberland Get 18Th Ul43w
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11

Young Mems Guide to Happy Marriage and Con-
jugal Felicity. The humane views of benevolent
Physicians on the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood. sent in sealed letter en-
yrlopes. free o: charge Address HOWARD ASS0-
CIA'TI0N, Box. p. Philadelphia, Pa
Vcu3ly
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CAUTION

All persons are hereby forbid trusting my chill
doeu o NY account ds ! viii pay 10 detts O, -.leir
contrasting, CHRISTIAN Arm
TuhkhanGnek Nov tlh lSGS.
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iiaclIanA's Qsernlnn tiiilcra

~ entirely vegetable, nal contains A,
liz uor. /: is a conlpo und or E'Iuid Ex-
tr2c:s. ne Roots, Herbs, and Bark,
from ".sice l-IeSe extracts are made
Bre gathered In Cermsuv All "a.
naeotc hal FiEt tIes are extracted from
tEieFn by a scientific caeEnist. Phesr
extracts are thea forward ed 80 saIS
s1Cntry TO be used expressly for 1.tu
man uEaeiuFe Of these Bit9erS. There
Is no alcoholic substance Of any kind
used ia compromising tsie Ritter,
Renee it Is tAe oaiy Bf3ters that can,
be used in cases ~ here alcoholic stit.,-
Ntanss ZIG rana III In hlr.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11

On the 9th in,i o. The i6"nn.a t1au ..t"ean
this place IL! NesEoppea. - e.,.lrs 7snarge 2a-
fgrs. granted to C. { Ucnn PEI. th- inder Fii. be
hbsralIy rewarded by I'4gl"- .be ,'":a wi1h g. G..
Miller of this place.
TauEhauaa,l. -. Oct. ZIth. 1865,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
M!eak 40 Ealica!e ChiIdren
es; ts-.aeajss ay: lie best
Tslood Purifiers

ias/ aIJd iej al diseases resuliinq from
ISL ti1o1.
Hesp yosf iiooi pare; tesp yOur Lirer in order;
Feso s,tr dgasiss organs in souIld healthy condi-
.t5, " Tie ~ i-ss Ts..tGisg and no disease tcSU
t.Sr CssIiI VoIt.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
cnrRr pRocLAMArloN.

WHEREAS, the Hon: Wm. ELWELL Frssi-
w dent Judge of the touet ut Common Pleas aud
Count Of General Quarter sessions Ot tie Pea"e, and
the President Justice Of the Coor, O. Cyc~ and Ter
miner aud General Jaii EcEFecr, for 10 trial of
ca;i,al and other oaeascs, nct1e t"ruty-s.Tih Ju-
Gi.:al District Of fcrn'a g. Pike auI J. smith,
E.a.g Associate .IC j-es "ftba CopI. - Common
pleas aui General Quarter 0ssSivE- al tas Peace.
and Asso .4te Justices OF oyer apI TeTnjner u
General ;aiI He,ivcry cf:aa Ca5:y "gorujng
have hv their Pcerepr 10 'aa dir 81. oriar"i =
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
WYOMING DIVISION.
DEPARTURE A.p 1REJYAL OF, TRAINS,
On aud aifer toy, Cd Es6S, ..
pOWN TRAINS DEPART FROM TUNkHAN
EOCEE, AS FOLLOWS:

DOWN TRAINS DEPART FROM ILNhhAN-
NOC9z, AS FOLLOWS:
lstE&FHgss PAssEsGER--at 8 - = IL, counect-
Ia. with : !. .H:rii, aud North Penn. Rail
Roads arriving RI y. Y. 1t 35U 2. N. lnl at Phil
aiclptia - =. 81.
"a EArnsss phsgEyeEG departs a. - ; p. u.
connecting abOgs -arriFes ~ y. !. 80 j. NJ
aad at phii'a st $50 p. II
81 FREIGHT ACC1NMOatTION- taoptris AT :, 10 i.
u. arrives at Mdueh Ch,=,k 'f5e 25 r. ".
Up TRAINS ARRIVE Al TirNKHANNOCk,
As FOLLOWS:
lst FaEIcnr AccaTMoHtgi1S at ~ % 4. Il
leaves March CauaG ~ !.2J.
2ul ExrHGss ?s,sE>.-a arrives - ;:5 p "
Leaves X i s; =. =. ea'rr' s.. .E5. 1nt Phil .
via No,ih lsaa'.. t : - a. Y
81 ExrE.-s ",-sa..FH arrive. ~t--4D.43 T. ",
leaves y :. yji X >. 9 ., ral Ha y q. anl PHdA
via Na-ta PrHpl At i.45 +. y
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Ii 2yal HALLS
90 rTiVEGETABLE S!GILIAN
SsAs 3 III HAIR
.RENENZER

EENEWs THE HAIR 10 ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR WHEN GRAY.
psnews lie nutri,ive mntter which ugar:sies 'hc
49, hqrv
RENEWS THE .GB0TTH or THE HAiR
WIEN BALD
.R,lews tie s,ati vi.y pair pSEs s'itpess
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRESSING
,lns bottle -hARs iis sfssets.
T. f. HALL d 90. Nasit'r n a lroFrie'ors
Tor sale ty ell druggists
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TT GSacsI EXON.

Ladies who wish a fair skin and
good complexion, free from n Yellow
assI tisISe anS. all other disfig CURE M ent,
KhaaI6 use these remedies occasion.
ally. Falo E4iver I'm perfect order, and
ti,e blood pSire, VIII result in spark.
ling eyes ana blooming cheeks.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
BLU E-COATS

And holc they Lired, Fought and Died for the
Onion, 1cih Scenes and Incidents in the Great
Rebeliion.' II contains over 100 fine Engravings
and 500 pages and s the spiclest and cheapest war
book published Price only $50 par copy. Send
for circulars and our terms, and full description
of the work. Address JONES BROTHERS & co:
Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio Chicago, H.,
or St Louis, No.
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"A NTED
Cergymen, Teachers and Superintendents of Sab
bath Schools, and others to act as agents for the
HOME BOOK OE WONDERS.
work Of gHt interest fully illustrated also for
the COTTAGE BIBLE, aud FAMILY ENPOSIT0R.
in two volumes, containing nearly 1900 pages COM
prisng the Old and New Testaments. with practical
expositioRs and explanatory notes, by THos. VIII
LJAMs
A few ofthe many Recommendations,
From the late Rev. joel Hawes, D. D., PsstOr Of
the First Congreg atonal Church. Hartford CT
know of no commentary So cheap that contains so
great an amount Of valuable matter"
Prom Rev. \ Il Eggieston, y. D., Pastor Of
Plymouth Church, Chicago, Ill II cbeerluly
commend it as the commentary the Scrip
lures for general use" Fer terms and circuors ad
4. BRAINARD, hartford, Conn
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about eight years old, had 4 strap wich ring about
the neck The owner is requested 70 prove property
day charges. and take her away. Otherwise she
will be disposed Of aceorliag to law.
GEO. SICkhER.
Exftsr O.; 35tb lS6S y9ul43w
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sDeriaI 0.utirfs.
-. - - - ~. - -
FOR SALE.

II, Sul.-criuer o,r- ier : la his 10; - 6 LOT
adjoiuin: ihe Borough Il Tan .hanuors o.. To
Lot contains ab,uf un7-hnlf acre. WITH iu. urr,.
Grape vines Shrubbery. &e. thereon. 81 .,!t
by Nov. l9ih, 1t will then be Offered ~ Pu'ii; es'e
81 which Ii're he will ssh at
VENDUE,
lU o'clock A NJ. the fooaug prsonai property
to wt Oae Cow Hog, quantity Of tiar los
Vegetable, Cn1k Stove stueo pipes Fables haits.
Bedsieads and mun o:Ler articles too Numerous {"
mention.
Terms male known IN day of sale
T. L. WHITE.
Tunkhsnnock, Nov 5th IS.
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600DSpEED'S P27s.GSo P2ERGS f9gTFAaS iias5 Tfi55S
with QUE ren Of ink So blot,ing Ono dozen
sorted eamFlcs 'eut Cor = cts Agents make 5l0a
day Address G00DSPEED s CO, 81 Par. Row,
New York
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III. T~HeI g. eds

ISK-At the residence of Nicholas i.
Lisk in Tunkhannoek, Nov. 4th by Rev. 5. F.
Brown, II Judson A. Giles of Dimmoek, Susq.
Co. and Miss Mary z. Llsk. Of funkhannoek.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-11-11

EGoH Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
t-...J'l-.a" or the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 10th, 1867.
ast2 "iinofI7,fs Ge-mrn Btiers" is not an intor-
ir7tirg trre.gs, tli good tonic useful in disor-
7eTs = tt- 6tysSc; organs, and Of great beseft ia
etiss ~ fcjftg and 1gGRt of neTc0us action Ia Gs
srsf'Ht. Ioars fralg
GRO. " WOODWARD.
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READ TIE RECOMMENDATIONS.

thousands OF letters have been re-
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THE GREAT NEW YORK AGRtCUg.-
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- copies 5i250 20 copies $1,000 or oalv ONE
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VENDUE,
ES TRAY.

Came to the enclosure Of the Subscriber the 22i
day Of October last,
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FENI 10Y. LANES THOMPSON

Judge q tbs Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 2sth, 1866. :
GCOEsiGer - 'IkoOfianG's German Bit
tcrsf' 81 r6iUotle medicine in case of at.
;actkS or IntiI gestion or Dyspepsia. Il
can certify tEsis Efona nay experience
% IL. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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Price OF the Bittors, al.00 per bottle;
Or, Q half dozen for $500.
Price CT tho Tonic, SI.5O psr bottle;
Or, q halF dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic is pUt NJ ia quart bo,tles.
Eecaiect tGt G is E3'. Hoetitads GeIlaan Rcsstii,s
iA0' are 80 trs rersey asr3 rE1 50 hgIg recommend
sl GHE "a ;0i aa'r he Druqsist to induce yOt 10
ta, aHg taq else ta he Jy say is Just as goo1 be-
cs'1. be aldtes izr7S' pTe o1 H. fhccc Remedies
1'' 3. s7. u trgEssS 70 Gey iocaig upon dlti-ation
o. #lf
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
kT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
10. o8l ARcH SrPEEg, Philadelphia.
CHAS. II. EVANS, Proprietor.
a7rly Q. IL JACKSON { co.
Those Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, s.9rcKce3ers, n-ia Medt-
cilRu 3calers everywhere.
io He ..a' d. -. .s.:. r-'! - g;.rs =. jRg,m
0Trir- o. re' f.s ae3 f-9E
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-21

SAD AFFAIR.-The Providence Jour-
nal states that last Monday night, near
midnight, a young married woman NAM
ed Catherine Watson, wife of James
Watson, who had been quite sick for sew
eral days with fever, and slightly deleri-
Gus, escaped from the house in her night
dress with no covering on her feet but
stockings, and wandered away in the Bit
ter cold. Her husband, who had watch
ed with her for several nights, was asleep
in his chair at the moment, but awoke
soon and discovering her absence, at once
set to work, with some neighbors, to find
the poor woman. She came home again
within half an hour, before she was found
by any of those looking for her, and told
her husband "she had been down to the
wharf to see if the railroad and tele-
graph wires were all right" She was
nearly frozen to death, and evidently
quite insane, and though everything was
done for her that kindness and humanity
could suggest, she died at midnight,
Tuesday, leaving two young children to
the care of their disconsolate father.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-21
Notwithstanding ths activity displayed

Notwithstanding tbs activity displayed
by the Union Republicans of New York
for the Vice Presidency, We have as yet
seen no claims put forth for the empire
State over any other for that office. Blu.
ried under democratic majority of fifty
thousand, what reason Is there for sup
posing she will even vote for GRANT,
When other middle states went Union
by large majorities. she barely gave
some 1000 majority to LINCOLN in 1864.
Gov. Fenton is good man and we should
support him right heartily. but how is he
to add strength to the Union party Of
that State? Certainly not in those coun-
ties in his State where he has vetoed GER
tain railroad measures, and though we
certainly should like to see genuine JUS
tice done by the nomination of Ex-Vice
President HAMLIS, yet If the claims Of
States are to be considered what State has
a better claim than PENNSYLVANIA If
we are going in to bid for close states. let
us invest where we shall be likely to get
return.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-21

ELEcTIoNa-At the city election of
Syracuse, New York, on Tuesday, the
Onion republican party swept the board
handsomely electing' Charles Andrews
mayor BY LOG majority, and the entire
city ticket by increased majorities on the
vote Of last fall. Of the supervisors and
aldermen five out Of height elected are
republicans. The city has lately been
in the hands Of the democrats, though
Mr.. Andrews has before served as its ma.
yor. Gen. John A. Green, his opponent,
is one of the democratic magnates of the
state, and was an .unmitigated copper.
head all through the war.
Thomas c. McGreereyof Davies coun.
~, the democratic nominee, was elected
United States senator from Kentucky,
Tuesday, in place Of James Guthrie, re.
signed. McGreery received 40 votes to
IA for others. He has clean record
and Is regarded as one of the frst mer
IN the st&te.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-21

EXCITING SCENE IN THE House.
There was an exciting scene in the House
of Representatives on Monday. Butler
and Brooks had passage which set the
galleries of into an open applause.
Brooks undertook to lecture Butler for
opposing proposition to establish mis-
sion to the court Of Rome. Butler re-
torted in his most sarcastic manner upon
Brooks once know-nothing. and now a
devout Catholic. Brooks flung back
Buffers democratic antecedents; but
Butler wound up the controversy by say
ing that he left the democratic party jus.
when Brooks entered it, "when it became
a party Of treason" amid cries Of order
from the democratic side.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-21

Commodore Barron, who surren-
dered the Pensacola navy-yard and re-
signed his commission in the United
States service, at the breaking out of the
war, was pardoned, Friday, on the re-
commendation of Senator Doolittle and
Gov. English and other prominent citi-
zens of Connecticut
A rufiian is pursuing bloody ca
reer in northwestern Texas, unmolested.
He is known to have killed forty persons
in cold blood and with no provocation.
In one instance recently he shot two col.
ored servants and an old man, knocked
down with bludgeon one daughter, mu,
tilated the other with knife, and then
set fire to the house, leaving thefve dead
and wounded bodies to be consumed in
the flames.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-21

"THE SWEETEST THING IN LIFE is
good health and good spirits, and if you
have them not, the next best thing is
what will restore bloom to the faded
cheek and happiness to the dropping
heart. The great and sure remedy is
Plantation Bitters, which our physicians
recommend to both male and female pa
tients, as safe, reliable, agreeable and
cordial stimulant. They contain nothing
to disagree with the most delicate consti
tuition, and have won golden opinions
from all who have tried them and prob
ably no article was ever tried by so many
persons. They elevate the depressed and
give strength to the weak. n 80