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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

TNHE annual election Of Officers and Directors for
l. the Tunkhannock Bridge Company forth en- su-
ing year will he held at the Court House in Turk
hammock on Monday, January 9th inst at o'cltck
P. NJ a general attendance Of the stockholders ID
requested
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Married.

WINTERS CLARK-At the residence of the
brides father in Monroe JIM 18th, b the Rev
WG. Gay, Mr.. Joseph A. Winters, Of Nor!bnore-
land TO Miss Fanny Z. CLARK, Of Monroe.
DERSHIMER ACE On the IIrh inst at the NJ
f Por-ouage, by the Rev, l-aac Austin, Mr.. d n
mis- Dershmer If Newton ami Mss Ly liza c. Ace,
of Ransom, Luz. Co., Pa.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that have placed in possession
of Samuel Dailey JF, pair Of steers, TO be kept
by him during nv will and pleasure II persons are
forbid mOlesting or interfering with the same.
DAVID PATRICK,
oyerfeld Pa Oct 7th le67-v7nl0f
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NOTICE.

The public hereby notified not to purchase
no e. given to Conklin for 500 d tel Dec.
9, 1867, payment the 9th day of April 1868, as
have received 90 value for the same, and that
will not pay the sail note ness compelled TO do so
by law EDWIN A. DEWOLF
North Branch Pa Jan. To- '66 v7n23w3.
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms
J. a numb, of
BUILDING LOTS,
situate at the west eua of Tu khannock Borough.
For particulars as to prices and terms inquire OF
ELISHA CHURCHILL.
TunkhannoeA, Pa, Jan. l,le66y7n2lm2
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TO CnNSuMPTIVES

The Rev EDWARD A WILSON will send free
Of chargel to all who dessIe it. the prescription with
the directions or making and using the simple rem
eGy by which be was cured Of lung affection and
tbIt dread disease Consumption His only object is
to benef; the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription il will them nothing
and NAV Lroye hirssing Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Na. l65 South Second st, ;Fillia msburs New York
6n4fly.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature decay, and all the eTec IS of
Youthful in isrretion, will for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need It the recpy
AMI directions for making ths simple remedy he
wbIrh he wa cured Sufferers wishing TO profit by
ihe advertisers experience, can do by addressing
10 perfect md ien-e,
y6n4U
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CHRONIC DISEASES, SCROFTLA, UL.
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drinking Of the Congress, Saratoga and other crle
hrated Springs Is principally owing to the Iodine
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Contains roline in the same pure state that it is
founl in these spring waters, but ov-r 500 per cent.
more in quantity containing as it does ! grain t.
each fluid ounce, hiss,lved pure water, 1iLaout
Solrent discovery long sought for in Ihis country
and Europe AMI IS the hest remedy in the world foI
!ScrofuLa Cancers, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ana all
Chronic Diseases Circulars free
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York. Sold by all Druggists.
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DISEASES OF TIE SCALP
PRODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BALDNESSl

The Use of
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
will rastore it to it's natural color and promote it,.
growth.
o Treatise on the Hair sent free nv mail.
P HALL 1 co. Nashua. y. II Il. ProrTietors.
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lsm a0bertisemsnts,
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
Will be soli at Public Venlue on the premises
ae Of John Gardner, of the tswnship OF lunkhan-
mock, deceise1, on
Tuesday the 29h dag Of January instant,
at lU clock in the forenoon, the following personal
property. To wit:
3Cows Horse q quantity Of Hay in Barn, the
undivided half o 6 Acres Of Rye, | Covered Car
risge ! Light Lumber Wagon, Slrds | Single Har-
uess Robe and Horse Blanket PlOughs, Il arrow,
Chains Driils. Crowb&rs, Sledges. Stone and o her
Hammers ws Shov, Is and Hoes with many more
Far1ing ami other Tools,-,ogether with variety
Of articles usually found at d Farmers home.
Terms made knorn on The day Of sale.
PHI. GARDNER 1e,.on,ors
In. GARDNER, hAe'u'0f''
Jan. 90 1868.
NOTICE.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
n chasing or negotiating certain note glven oy
me to Rl-y Race, dated January 18th, looS, Tor
thirty dollars payable one year after date AS
re eli we'd no value tor said note will not pay unless
compelled by law kLlLAbE tn y II ~ ~. N N Len LIN
Csnterunureland, Pa, Jan. 20, le6-n24w3
NOTICE
rs hereby given that have purchased one span OF
| Horses formerly owned by Frank Decker ana
that have left the said horses in the possession oi
the saii Decker to be used by him durlng my WI"
and pleasure All persons hereby forbid m"iest-
ing or in any way interfering with the said norses,
as they will do 50 at their peril. ,,o,-
NEHEMIAH DIXON.
Tunkhannock, Jan. o. l965n24w3
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Are Agents for the following and all other response
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IrI.--They are Eirrors of the Times.

10 one can peruse them without concedirg the
authors great skill IN graspug and dehneatlug the
chai actess which figure tOusp plcuuu,ly Ia them.
The study which enables the author TO delineate
accurately the emotions and incentives TO action
which moved men apd women of a past age must be
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Our people seem to have stopped reading French
novels AMI English works complained Of as dull.
Miss Muhlbach precisely supplies the public want.
The novels Of Clara Mundt are being read by ev
cry one - Times
Muhlbachs novels have a worldwide reputation,
and are read with aviAitv. fast issu from the
press Springfield Republican
They winning ~ wiie Fnh deserved popularity
in this country State Journal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18
RODICES Perfect and Permanent |

D-o,,-.
L REDUCES Perfect and Permanent
Cures Of the WORST CASES OF CATARRH, "COLD
| IN THE HEAD COTi=G end CdtGyTtR HeadGcte, as
HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS from well known citizens
and eminent physicians who have used in th.r private
practice, abUndantly testify.
DIR SAGES CATARRI REMEDY will relieve the
Pressure ClI Pain in tie AtId caused by sudden attacks
Of cold and in short time will the disease entirely
one HaHdrsd ThOscEd Persons annually die i'll this
country Consumption. There is the highest medical
sdthOriiy for saving that with fully onealf If not two
thirds of this number the disease first commences as
C-NTARRI IN TIE NOSE OR HEAD. The next step
being TO the TArOCt and BTOuci0t Tubes. Lastly, the
Lgags CATARRII CAN BE CURED. bronchial 4fec-
t0HS be CaTee. bHt CONSUMPTION CANNOT,
therefore it should be prevented while possible
DIR Sage who il graduate OF one OF the first Medical
Colleges in the land mas been pTacticing physician and
Surgeon for the past twenty years. lie great suf
ceeded in discovering this remedy which effected
Feet CURE in h own. and subsequently in
hundreds of other of this distressing malady The
remedy contains no mineral other poison. 1t pro-
duces radical cures and is mild and pleasant to
For Sale by WIN. r. ALLEN, Jefferson
II. A. HENDRY, AshtGbula.
Ard Druggists generally.
Price 80 cents per package. A Liberal discount to
Drnrrists.
WE WILL SEND the REMEDY TO ANY ADDRESS
By MAIL receipt of an untOrn 50c Fractional Chr
rency Note and one three cent postage stamp -Four
Packages to One Address for s., 90 postage free.
Address writing name, Post Office, county and State
plainly.I n,s,craco
s3Sy lock Box 14i, Buffalo Y T.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

LEAP YEAR.-rhe ladies who are yet
without husbands, have the privilege du-
ring the year 1865 of supplying them
selves with such incumberance, if they
desire. Custom gives 70 them, one year
in four, the right to do their full share
Of counting, and we insist upon their ex-
ercising the right, that they may know
just how fellow feels when he gets
IEiHened, if for no other reason. Don't
forget that 1868 is Leap Year. Times.
Is our cotemporary bachelor? and
are we to account for his interest on that
score .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18
MEcHAN1csYLLE.-The citizens of the

MECHAN1CsvILLE.-Th citizens of the
thriving village Of Mechanicsviile, in this
county, have come TO the conclusion that
they are titled to Il post-office. Here
tofore they have procured their mail mat
ter at Austinbufg, three niles away, or
at East TrumbUlI, much greater dis
tance 1t is claimed that full one third
of the mail which goes 10 Austiuburg,
belongs to Mechanics'iile and vicinity.
The citizens Of the latter place have pc
titioned the Post-ofice Department, in
conjunction with the people of Rock
Greek and Geneva, to have the mail route
asked, located by way of bIechanicsville
and the establishment of an office at that
place. Should the Department locate
the route asked for, it will be more likely
to be self sustaining by way of Mechan-
iesvill than Austinburg.-Itmes.
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CoNNEAUT, IremOnf.l1 IA - u % u u "A II 10 ]
AsTTABULA, Fisk Hose IS "A IS I6 3 IS IS u II a
GENEVA Union IIousc.9 IS 3 - Il a % g 3 IS IS l3
viii Consult Patients from the 18th to the 1s of every
mOnthat his Olce Ia Ontario Street, Cleveland Ohio.
Having had successful Practice for the past twenty
five year,. in the treatment Of all kinds of Acute and
Chronic Diseases, especially OF the Throat and Lungs,
and i'll the treatment OF all kinds of Female Diseases.
He VIII give perfect satisfaction all who may apply
for relief. No mineral other Deliterious Drugs
used Botanical Remedies only will all Diseases.
Having had successful practice in the above named
places for several years. with unparalleled success of
which satisfactory reference given ut any Of the
above named places.
Prices Of Medicine for One Month. from 81 to S. Mi
crOscopic Analytic Examination of the blood or Urine
free Office 124 Ontario Street, Public Square,
Cleveland, Ohio 5. q. CLARK NJ ID.
Cleveland. Jan, !, 1868. . Oh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

Es-Wm. B. Bradbury, the well known must
cal composer, died at his residence at Mount
St. Clair, New Jersey, Oh the 9th, in his fifty
second year.
SarIt is said that Santa Anna is at Havana
candeslinety preparing four hundred recruits
for service in Yucatan against the republican
government.
ES-Gcn. Grant has yielded the portfolio of
the War Oifice 70 Stanton. Who has taken pos
session. Tie President has taken no action as
YET.
El-tTr. William H. Smith having rendered
his resignation as Secretary Of State, Gov.
Hayes has appointed Mr.. John Russell TO fill
the position for the unexpircd term of one year.
Mr. Russell has been chief clerk in the depart
ment for number of years.
E.g-The members of the Georgia Convention
seem TO be on both horns of a dilemma. The
Governor and Treasurer appointed by General
Meade on the inspiration of that body, find the
treasury without funds, and a previous order
from Gov Jenkins suspends the collection Of
taxes until May lst, which suspension was au-
thorized by resolution of the convention
The result of this is that the collection Of the
tax imposed by the Convention for the payment
of their expenses is delayed.
eT~The heirs of the late John \. Washington,
OF Virginia, have commenced suit in Chicago
for the recovery of one hundred thousand dol
lars worth of real estate in that city, which was
owned by Washington at the time he was shot
in Virginia, in 1861. A Chicago lawyer made
his way through the lines, and finding the
Washington heirs, represented that the estate
would be confiscated, iii remained in their
name and had it decided to him for safety. lie
has since refused to restore it, hence the snit.
The Wisconsin State Historical Society has
received from Mrs. Tank !, 8l2 bound volumes,
among which are Ill folio and 36f quarto vol
umes bound in velIum. The. books donated
yere formerly the library Of Holland clergy
man, and in bulk measure two cords. A ma
iority of the books are in Dutch, but there are
many in French and Latin.
A gentleman returning home in Hartford,
Conn the other night, was attacked by an ami
NAL which he supposed to be kitten. 1t rush
ed at his legs, pulled at his pants, ard made
several attempts to bite through his boot A
well-drected kick, which launched the attack
ing party in iho neishborhood Of q gas-light,
disclosed that ii was large whalf raj.
Mr.. Paro, who lives three miles from Ellen
burgh depot on the Ogj!enhurg ard Lake Chsn-
plain r .Foad, left his three children in tis dwr,
ling with his two dogs. While the children
were eating dinner one of the dogs grabbed the
food from the youngest child. The oldest, a
girl aged twelve wears IL attempting to chastise
the brute, was attacked oy the infuriatcd ali
NAL which tore large pieces cf flesh from her
limbs She cannot live
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

Right Rev Bishop Hopkins. Presiding Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the T.
States, expired at the Episcopal residence at
Rockport. Vt, on the 9th, aged 76years This
makes Bishop Mcflvainc the Senior and Pres;d-
ing Bishop of the Church. These two Bshons
were far apart in their views, theologically and
politically. The late Bishop Hopkins was an
extreme 'high' churchman, an advocate of
slavery as divine and pa,riarchial institution,
and, hence, sympathizer with the rebels in
the late rebellion. Bishop sicIIvainc is on ex-
IRENE evangeical-or Slow -churchman, and
was an ardent supporter of tie Union cause, at
LONE and abroad.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

E6Potatoes are being taken from Madison,
and other towns along the Lake Shore Road, to
Cincinnati, in cars with fires to prevent freezing
They cannot be taken to New York, where the
market is very good, on account of fires not al
lowed in cars on tie eastern roads.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

GAsy.-Williams & Osborns mill, at the foot
Of Main street, Conneaut, the Reporter says,
is warmed and lighted by gas, it being conduct
ed from the oil well in pipes to the building
We understand the gentlemen contemplate
running The mill by steam power during the dry
months of the year, using the gas for fuel,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18
y ICcaPItUTItlOh on tAe Sources OF re-
venue rs estimated results rs follows
$l52,GO,UG
Congress-.

! The House and Senate are doing nobly.
The restoration Of Mir. Stanton was
! piucky, and at the same time prudent.
the passage Of the bill in reference to the
Supreme Court was timely. Now let the
Reconstruction bill go through, and We
shall have an end Of this Hancock busi-
ness, with Sheridan back in New-Orleans,
and Sickles in Charleston.
This is the time for bold measures.
Come well or i'll, the duty Of this Con
| greSs is to reconstruct tie South. the
President threatens anarchy. He means
to thfow these States into civil war rath-
er than have Union Better chaos than
peace with Republican members in Con-
gress. In this mad policy he is sustained
by every Rebel and Copperhead and
time-serving Republican in the land he
has not hesitated to break faith with Con-
gress, to use subtertuge and override law,
to accomplish his mad purpose. lie is
resOlute. Congress must bc no less reso-
lute. lie is vigilant, and surrounded by
evil councillors. We must answer vigi-
lance, and evil deeds by deeds Of wis
dom. This is Eo time 10 split hairs, Or
chop logic, or dawdle over the mere tech
nicalIties of: precedent. Tie qcoyk. mast
be done. We must reconstruct the South
irn spite OF the President. We must over
ride him, and, if he presists in this f;..
tai and deplorablc course, he must be
swept away as an impediment to Recon
struction. Congress wisely declined to
impeach President Johnson. lie has pre-
sumed upon that torbeararce. The pow
er remains, and he may drive Congress
to the point where forbearance must cease
to be virtue.
Let Reconstruction go o.. Friends of
the House and Senate, YOU were never
called upon to assume higher responsi-
bllitles than those of to-day. Let there
be no shrinking-no compromise-no
timidity. Our brothers i'll the South are
standing in the breach. Let lis move in
to line and take position beside them.
MASONRY, in Oberlin, seems to be at dis
count. Both Congregational churches have
barred it out by formal, positive action, go that
connection with secret societies excludes from
church fellowship.
ses, received at Cincinnati on the lIth, would
load one hundred and eighty cars
EGr A. G. Thurman was elected United States
Senator on the l4th inst. The vote in the House
stood 90 for Thurman 10 for B. F. Wade
In the Senate the vote stood 10 for Thurman
and is FOR Wade.
E9~For distance Of seventy-four miles along
the line of the Grand Trunk (East) Railroad
not drop of water is in the turks, and the
company are put 10 great straits in obtaining it.
Driving cattle eight or ten miles 10 water is of
common occurrence. even with Snow on the
ground.
E9-The season is unusually favorable for lum-
bering operations on the moist lands in this
county. The grounds well frozen. and snow
plenty, but not over abundant. Good sleighing
prevails over most of the towns off the lake
shore, while here il is of character so thin a
to tempt but partial indulgence, and wheels
are the runners most to be relied upon
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HhR aiEl.

In Ashtabula Jan. ~. by T. H. Sherman = P Albert
bancroft Of Cherry Hill, Pa to Miss Lete Holmes OF
Kingsvile.
At G:rard ihc fc;h ms by Esq Ball Henry Stark
weather Of CoInoaUGye, Pa, to Miss Sarah johnson,
of AshtahGla.
In CorncGut Jan. T. by Rev. o. T. Wrman. Mr Edwin
Hitchcock of CcTelnd, to iss Mary T. Bartholomew,
Of that place.
On Tuesday evening Jan 1ih at the residence Of the
brides father. by the Rev James Bornar. Can't &. P.
Curi%s Of fN-cifen Conn, 10 Hiss Julia a. Phelps of
AsEtahu'a Ohio.
At the Thompson House, Jefferson jar 1si by ! ev
F. C. FARLEY. Ar. Sidney A. Gibson OF Warren to Miss
Mary 4. Stirson, of Ashtahula
In saybrook. Jsn s. by Rev O. G. McEa:ire Mr.
Philip Beach, TO Hiss Caroline Prindc, bo,h Of Say
brook.
A. the residence Of r Y. Carpenter Jan Il by Rev.
o. G. McEHtire MFR. ". J. Richmond. Uf the Wilson
House. North Adams. Mass, to Miss Hannah IL Shul-
tiers Of kshtafua.
At the Thompson House Jefferson. Jan. g hy Rev. F..
c. Farley. Mr. Wilson Galloway, 10 Hiss Adelaide Thay
er. both Of Ashtahria.