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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-31
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TO BUILDERS.

Proposals are invited, and will be received until
April Ist Prox furnishing the materials for and
erecting a frame PASSENGER and FREIGHT
HOUSE at Tunkhannock. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the Wilkesbarre office of the Lehigh
valley Railroad Co FRED MERCUR,
Prin. Assistant Engineer,
Wukesbarre Mar Is, 1862 L, V. r. r.
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To THE FARMERS Or WYOMING CD
Now is the time to secure
SPROUTS CONBIIIED
HAY-T0RK & KNIFE.
The Subscriber having the exclusive right to cell the
world renowned Hay Fork and Knife, in this County
propose to keep them on hand, with all the neeaT
sary Ropes and Pullys at his Store,
IN MEHOPPEN.
Persons wishing to procure any of these articles
can do SO by applying the subscriber in person,or
by letter If desired, these forks will be put in the
barn free of charge. with the privilege of using them
during half the hayipg season of 1863. when the
person using it will be required TO purchase it or
quit using it at the time agreed upon by The par
ties.
RI. HALLoCK.
Meshoppen, Pa, Jan. 5, 1865. -vsn22.
DON'T to 90 to Buck L Sterlings, to look at
~ their la ge stock of Looking Glasses the largest
kept in the place and then the prices can't help
but suit.
A LII of Eastman's Water proof Boots are made
n OF Leather tanned in the old-fashioned way-in
cold liquor consequently will turn water and will
not crack.
THE reason that Eastmans Waterproof Boots
l. are impervious to water is that they arc lined
with silk -cloth and super-lined with water
proop preparation which will resist the action Of
snow water or almost unlimited exposure 20 any
kind of damp. Warranted to give perfect satisfac-
ton.
| EASTMANS imitation Fren ch Cali Dress Boot
IL ut Sc to Sc, SO are q neat, stylish and durable
article. Nothing like them inths market
! STERESC0PES, Views, Picture Frames, Pictures
- Brackets &c, for the Holidays, for sale at Buck
& Sterlings, at your own prices.
! If you want Boots or Shoes ana full valueyio
! l. your money, 10 to Eastnans' He has everitnto
ility for manufacturing and CHALLENGES competition
! ONE reason why people go to Back & SterIngs'
~ to buy their furniture is because they sell first
lass goods at about halt the price they have usually
cen sold for in country.
! EASTMAN invites the attention of the public to
| Il tho STYLE workmanship, material variety and
price Of his stock Of ready made work
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PRICE, SI.O0 PER BOTTLE.

Sold by G. Detrick, Tunkhannock Pa Sterli
& Son, Sterlingville, G. g. Berge. Nicholson, Ere
Dean Co., Factoryvlle, and all Druggists q
Dealers eYerYWherc
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ERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
AND GENERA JAIL DELIVERY.

EAIR-sttehci imported French Call Boots. man
l. uideture,i by Eastman for 5 lU superior to
stymade Boots which cost Sli
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with woeful measures wan Despair
- .,,tIs,, ,or, a.. thair Grief be0uiled

Address II. T. HELMB0LD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway, New York.
NTONE ARE GENUINE unless done up in steel
" engraved wrapper, with fac-smiee of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
ii. T. HELMBOLD.
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| EASTMAN;S 5 imitation Fren ch Calf Dress Boot
Il at Sc to Sc, so are neat, stylish and durable
article. Nothing like them inthis market.
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STERESC0PES Views Picture Frames, Pictures
~ Brackets &c, for the Holidays for sale al Buck
/ Sterlings', at your own prices
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-31

ONE reason why people go to Buck & steriings'
~ to buy their furniture is because they sell first
lass goods at about half the price they have usually
cen sold for in country.
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n you want Boots or Shoes fall valueyio
l. your money, o TO Eastnan's. He has eyeritnfo
ility for manufacturing and CHALLENGES competition
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TASTMAN invites the attention of the public to
T. tho style workmanship, material, variety aud
price Of his stock Of ready made work
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$4,000 SALARY, Address I. S. Piano Co.. N Y
Evening star., 1869-07-08
u X Y G o d ID s
AND
CARPETINGS
AT REDUOED PRICES,

Wv: BURDETTE has this day reduced the
prices OF the moskoi his Immense stock OF Goods
at No 3s1 7thtIeet, Great Bargains may b.
mad All DresIGoods will be sold ut cost. Five
hundred Paraso Is ana san Umbrellas will be sold
Eith' ut regard TO cost. Three-ply. Ingram. ano
Brussels Carpets will be sold at great sacrifice
Mating will be sold at 35 cents per yard. To.
gether with lari stock of Linens Cottons, Table
Plain Naibsook; Piquss: Swiss, Null, French, and
Oan bflc MuslIns-ail of which will be sold fol
cash, at satisfactory prices to the buyer.
The lowest price will be named ct once All
goods warranted to be represe nted py the sales
w w RTITs N rTT = I'VE
iy6 cost No IS 1 7th A. hst TansStx
Evening star., 1869-07-08

III OATS At The department of Agri-
thifUr here y OL exhibition a Specimen of IN a
Ms ~ oars ever raised In TINS ,rctlou of conn
Nv ~ = Cf the white SneuOn specIes Im ported
nom LBgIaEd, four feet eight me hes in height
N-adS tWelNe inches high. and will average
f"Iiy-hIn- pounds 10 the busneI These oats
N-ie raisec by MIR CIendsuin al Glenvood
eteTy, from soil Of r. oierate richuess Mr.
'i'hu-h'h mas also sent 10 the Department Of
Agriculture samples OF a ysry SUPERIOR tim
''LN nay also Tdlssd by him at Cilsnwood
"h'Ch heads ter III, n, >. and measures abou,
>. Zee. high.
Evening star., 1869-07-08
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
For Gentlemen, Boys. and Coildren.
400 1lh ST. OppQsita z q.

CoRNs, &C.--Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF Twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
a24 PennsylvGnia avenue, between AZ aud 9th
streets, since 1851, successfully treats Corns,
Bunicns, Chll6lains, Club and lugrowtug
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, without
pam or inconvenience TO the patient. The shoe
can he worn with ease immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi.
clans, surgeons and thousand OF other respou.
sible persons who patronize his establishment
Hours from a. m. 10 p. m. Owing to press
OF business a Office, Dr. White Is unable 10
VISIT patients at their residences except between
8 and p. m.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

CALVARY BAPrIsr CHURCd-Ou sunday
LrNt The Calvary Baptist CnUrch. which was
>Cm- Jln- since destroyed Dy firs. and which
ha> been recently rebuilt. Will o. rededI Gated
The drdIcaiOTy sermon will be delivered by the
Rev Dr. Hsgus. OF Boston. II Is expected that
Rev. Mir hennard. u Philadelphia the FIRST
pastor of ne church, will De Present and preac b
N The evening.
Evening star., 1869-07-08
"HONG," $50 9TH street.

NEW WAY OF Dome BUsINBes-Hollau.
der Bros. will commence from this day TO sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at five per
cent. above cost. We aek all who are in need
OF tne above goods to patronize Us as il will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena
Ole us 10 ne selliD goods at these rates.
HOLLANDHR Bros, 2l0 Penna avenue,
5,3I,l between l,th and Istb sts
Evening star., 1869-07-08
nRY GOODS AT REDUcED PRICES.

To dininish stock We are eeliiug ct lOl Bridge
ctpes, Percais. Pigues. Alpaca, and all kinds OF
summer Prees 60 de. At grsaIiy rsducef prices.
u: Black Silks, At 81 80 to q very cheap; eua
Umbrellas aod Pafasels: Came Mevino Guder
10 and 20 centa Just receive one eass mere ssn ne
ktnd Beaehsc Mnslin ~ ard wideD We have been
selling At La Ceats.
jell I'm BENJAMIN 4ILLER.
Evening star., 1869-07-08
CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the Sixty.sixth Council,

AN ACT granting permission TO William III
wright to rebuild MS frame back building in
the Sixth Ward.
Be it enacted by tie Board Of Aldermen and
BOdrd q Common COunciloftte Cityof Washjn1top
That permission be, and Is hereby, grained ~
William II. Wright to rebuild his frame back
square 92si provided the consent Of ths Presi.
dent OF the United States be first obtained.
Approved, June 10, 1869.
s. j. BOWEN, Mayor
Approved, June ~, 1859.
L. ). GRANT.
AN Act granting permission 10 William II
DFowp, ST., to erect a frame building in
Be AZ enacted by tie Board of Ald.rm.H and
Board Of Common Council Of the Cityof Vaskinot,n.
THAI permission be, and is hereby, given %
William II. Brown, ST., to erect frame hni,d
ing on his lot on ID street south. hat wrsn
Fourth and Fifth streets west, in souars M.
Procided, The consent OF the President of the
United States be first obtained '"e
Approved. June 10, 1869.
). J. BOWEN, Mayor.
Approved, June -, 1869.
U. s. GRANT.
AN Act granting sernin privileges to Colbert
BE henact.dtyh tie Board of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of TIE Ctty Of WASHINGTON.
!n rnat PERMISSION be, and is hereby. granted to
Colbert 5 Syphax 20 erect a wooden building
on iot numoer D, Ia square 1853, fronting on l.
street. between Sixteenth ana Seventeenth
stree's, near d partially brick building. The
same 10 rLmain during the pleasure of the Cor.
Poratloh. Provided The consent of the PresI.
dent Of the United States be oo:ained.
approved June 10. 1869.
). ]. BOwRN. Mayor.
Approved, June -, 1869.
u. ). GRANT.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing Charles De
Selding 10 erect an ornamental railing IN
ResOlred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Qf Washington,
That permission be. and is hereby, given to
Charles DE SeldiEg . erect an ornamental rail
ing in front Of his house, situated on the south
west corner Of street south and Ninth street
west, in this city PrOcided, That the said rail
ing shall not be erected more than five fee.
from the building line, ana that the consent OF
the President of the United States De frs,
obtained.
Approved, June 10, 1863.
s. J. BOWEN, Mayor.
Approved, June 22, 1869.
L. S. GRANT.
AN ACT 10 authorize Reuben Collins to erect 8
frame building.
Re ii enacted by the Board Of AIdermeR dnC
Board of Common Council Of the Cfty Of Washington
That permission is hereby granted to Reuber
Collins to erect frame house, two story and
basement, on his lot in square Go, on North {
street east. The consent Of the President O
the United States being first obtained.
Approved, June 10, 1859.
s. ]. BOWEN, Mayor.
Approved, June p, 1869.
Y. 5. GRANT.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

~, oRgD APPRENTICE At Tgs NAVY YARD.
jeremiah Baltimore. Il colOTct 1Oy, who con-
<-IECcrd - model OF :teSm engine, which al
r=aCted great S-tertion a. the Parent Once,
4, ,lsd UUon President Grant, WHO was 50 we'll
Tl-as-d with bIm bal he al once directed an ap-
YOIntmrnt 70 be made out IHr the lad as an ap-
VI.n .Ca IN tne Bureau Of Seam Engineering
- -De Washing. on Navy Yard, on the same
:UCtIIs a. he white boys employed tAers.
Evening star., 1869-07-08
CHRAPER THAN TIN (,HnAppsr

CHRAPER THAN THB CHRAPRsr.- White
Shirts, 20 cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards I'm.
0ersnIrts and Drawers, from 35 cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand.
kercnlefs, already hemmed, for 25 cents The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth.Iined
button. hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
a. equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman's
marble Hall, No. 45S 7th street, opposite Patent
O"co. 1,6,I
Evening star., 1869-07-08

ATTBHPTHD BURGLARY.-An attempt was
made 10 break into the fruit and nut stand OF
Adam Schneider, aI Potomac Ferry wharf, ON
Tuesday night. The marauder considerably v
cot and battered the lock part Of the door TO the
= abiB, but before efeCtipg an entrance he was
frightened on oy the approach OF footsteps
Evening star., 1869-07-08

INsTALLArIsN OF OFFIcERs.-Las, evening
thr following. officers OF Howard DIVISION, Son,
Gf Temperance, We're installed w p, Sllas
BCyc-, W. A. ii y ROthery; X. :. j. l.. II
Winfield, A. X y. l. a. Fletcher; r. =, J. V
Wilson, 7, A. J Merritt: Chap, Rev. g.. W
lI-LnI>on- Con-, J. NJ. Duncan A. e., W. q
3rsham; 1 =, q. :. Wnitman; U. =, w. )
krliar
Evening star., 1869-07-08

THIRD WARD REPUELICAN CLUB.-A
monthly mee'ing Cf the Third Ward RspublI-
an Club VS. held last evening AZ wisewell
Barracks, Mr.. X. B-all IN the chair, and
Ia discussing tl- Virginia election, and o her
>UtI-V's. he Char announced that a. the mex;
August meeting the CfhceTs would bs elected,
anI M club sd louTn-d.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

THE GREAT DENTAL DISCOVERY Of the age
was made when the Bark OF the Soap Tree o.
the Chllian mountains was incorporated with
the other vegetable materials of fragrant Soyo.
don't Its property of srrestIng decay, and co.
lIterating discolorations iI silks. muslins. &
first suggested its use as purifier and prese :.
vatIve of the dental enamel, and Its efect "a -
sociated with other antisep;ic vegetable sup-
stances, has proved one Of the happiest results
OF modern experiments. 60
Evening star., 1869-07-08

PERsoNAL--Dr. 7. = Verdi. who for the
past twenty yeaIs mas practiced medicine IN
ms city, sails IN the CIty of Pari. ON Saturday
i0r Europe, with has family, 10 visit Italy, his
BatIyr country, from which he was exlled
after the war OF i>'9, and Will be absent
about ten weeks.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

ASSAULT AND BArTKRY.-Oficer Chase, o.
the fifth police precinct, arrested this NOR q
a colorc d wa:chmsn, named Robert B. Brown,
charged with assault and battery upon Israel
Dorsey. and using profane language in a publ ic
tnorou ghfare. The case was first taken before
Justice j. I. Il. Plant, but was subseG ne n v
ruled for examination before Justice Harper,
al the Central Guardhouse, who, after hear in 2
the particulars Of the transaction, bald the
accused 70 security 10 keep the peace on the
first charge, and fined him IS for using profane
language.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

MUST WIN-uNo Use Den,1no he Eact-
stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle Of selling Tea that must
tc'R, being sound and correct in every feature
thousand.
6,I7 UHONG.r 536 Eth STRAIT
Evening star., 1869-07-08

IEk GERMAN VETERAN ;xrox r... =,
IN-hihs al wills Hail, the PrssIdrnt ar.
, a-nA, III the char. Several new mamhsr.
80 TSeS, E,.sS,.A A committee. Consisting Of"
chosen 10 revise The consrItr.- -<esa.
IN regard 10 life irs .siaer a..
constitution - .sea The features
I"N''~' ursncr containea IN the
=. the New Orleans Union were
~ considered. After tnr transscUe4 of
.sEeT pnslhVes he IDICn ad oUrIrd.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

\ ETNk ARrIcLL-W. Is. Browne Il 90
Nho have opened q fns new grocery store. 90
N strert, South Washington, send rs q spect-
men of their Oid Rye Whiskey, which - an
excellent article, and speaks well FOR their
-tOcE
Evening star., 1869-07-08
PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

(.BAhD ENCI kSION TO GLYMoNr
SUNDAY, JULY IIrH
Tne steamer ARROW. Captain staek MOLE viii
IeaNe per wharf. foot of eth street at
~ ciock Q. m returning st
9sloch y. m. Touching 81 AleraD-
drla going and coming
fiSkeis Gentleman and Lady, 81 single Tt.ks,
"a Gents Children, hslf price
Ds 81 SOS. H. sHAFPIELD
Evening star., 1869-07-08

On ACCOUNT OF removing and the advanc I'd
state Of the season, we have made q great
reduction in the prices Of all Woolen Goods
excepting Middlesex FlaInelsl a. follows:
All Boys Clothing Isl to % per Sui! lower
All Youthe' Pants %. - $50 '
All Mems Pants...... 1.50to
al al Men,s Men yea. vos,s '.... TO :. ..
All Children's Clothing q to 8 years) marked
down below the cost figure.
2O odd Jackets At almost any price.
We have determined to sell OF our Spring
and Summer Stock, no matter how great the
sacrifice.
Gall early, as we move on Mondsy next, four
doors below.
A. SAKs l. Co. 5I7 1th street
Evening star., 1869-07-08

Miss VI LfvfSesrON. of this city was one
Of The graduates of the No;re Dame In<titnts,
near Baltimore, and received a gold medal and
crown al he distribution sn Tuesday.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

CRCRCH lNPRovKMBHT.-Ata 8 recent official
meeting OF the trustees, stewards. &c., OF Wes-
I-y Chapel. 30 was determined 10 proceed at
once 10 a thorough repair and renovation of the
church. the work 10 be completed early in the
fa!I
Evening star., 1869-07-08

The Doe WAR--This morning tue follow
ing report of animals killed by The oncers wa,
m-de To police headquarters: Second precinct
81; NTH, S; sixth, ~ eighth. o, (and IL Goats)
Evening star., 1869-07-08

SALE OF RIAL EsrArR.-Cooper L Latimer
aUctioneers, hsye sold part OF lot ., in so u Ars
~ s, fronting on 10Th street east, between s ruth
Carolina avenue and South y street, TO w. ]
Stevenson, for $50.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

SONBTIxG NICR.-rhe improved : Oda with
fIHIi and cream syTup, which caa be had At
kJIb's glass fonntain, in the NJ ~ Baildinx, z,
corner OF 7tb AID streets.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

HUNGARIAN WINR-rhis delightful summer
dnnk - now being dispenssJ, right from the
ice, by Sebastian Aman, who has imported 9
large quantity direct.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

AS PURTHRR PROOF Of the efficacy OF Hons
Malt Extract, we beg to refer to the great mum
Der OF American, not TO speak OF European
physicians who have either used il in thpir
own families, or prescribed il for their patients
in every case with the most happy results. 6
Evening star., 1869-07-08

CHARGE OF RIOT AND REsIsTtyG .x uy
t'kk.-On Monday. at a cCiOred pic me ON
MIS-. Ialrurts farm. over the Eastern Branch.
seLeraI nEht took place. i'll which number
% men Were o~aten. Officer Prather was the
only Ofhc-r present a the time. and he Iushed
h :" FUt down the disturbance, but WAS re-.
.l>''d snd beaten, and bis cloths torn 10 shreds
inr uhc-E >1r;ed Tor aid, hut before be re.
'urnsd he row had ceased YesrerJav wIth
'm' TT ANDERSON, hr arrested Richard G,ss,
way James Byer>. aut James Queen. on M.
SuaIs- OF beInE concerned, and they had a
h-afl1E before Justice Plant. who rOmmitrsd
m nr-' amsd to Jail on the charge Of RESISTING
az cfhcer; s.s nnrd the Otlers - each for dis,
"f0-r y conduct
Evening star., 1869-07-08

BASE BALL.-The game yesterday afternoor
on the National grou nds, between the National
and Jefferson clubs. tern mated in yictory fol
the former by score OF 3, TO Is.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

RIAL OF \ >TkAN FIRE ESGINR-Ths
IL" >'rain-r 'AnSco>ta, which arrived hsr.
' -"W dSys since. as 1nentIOnrd in Tuesday,
TAR ioT The prO.s -tIon of the Government
Pop-Fty a. ne naSN-yard. was thoroughly
t-sl-u IN ne yard on Tuesday afternoon and
taN- complete satisfaction 10 the authoritias
here At the same time a .aIs- alarm yvss 90
N = ia me yard for the purpose of witness
he ne pTohcIency OF the employees OF the nr.
nHparatI>. ~ ~
Evening star., 1869-07-08

TEE HARL Boko Mo- q AZsTrB. one Of the
mCst valued OF our cjGRtry exchanges. sa,sr~d
IN Iis sab year Tins week. Long may II wave
Evening star., 1869-07-08

IHE PIC MIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CT
hANs.-l ne frs wal which commence Ell yester-
day al AbneE 1th stree PARK the procssds 70
s- donated 10 the Cuban Patriots now strng
ghsg fC- freedom. Is fine affair Several of
n" most Celebr rated of the foreign gyonasts
nCm New \ ork appear. Miss Jeanette Ellis
lev Performs her wonderful and periIous fear
aho rvOiniloDs on the tight rope. and M lie
Znlefla. with Mons. NentIni. execute many
olhSult tests en- The double trapezs MILE
ZulsIa performs also the great living lean.
'lansepi nlght IN the sir of sixty feet. She will
ms afternoon execute = sOmersault i'm The
Irsp- Sring caught by the feet oy Mons Ven.
ilnl- An excellent cotIlIOn hand oc,.upiss tbs
faNiiiSD, where promenade concert Is given
on'ine The evening, afOrding all the oppor N.
MY To ehgace IN TsrpsrChorsan smusements
The c1mmIttee, Nessrs WIpthron E,sb.r
and Martini announce thar speaking m,y bs
expected ~ clock this afternoon with a con
hnuahce OF 'he DARN gymnastic acts in ,ludInp
several new ones.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

ATTENTION Is called TO the advertise nent o
ring los, IN ano'Aer column.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Sets Studs,
Rings and Pins.
received this morning at Priggs One ID, ,liar
Jewelry 81 re, No. AS Pennsylvania avenue,
between y and 9Th streets.
Evening star., 1869-07-08

SALBs OF MoNHY.-At the 4.th monthly
meeting OF the First Nauonal Buiiding Asso-
ciation, ID shares Of stock were sold a. an
average OF 27 per cent. premium
AT the I'D meeting Of the First Co. operative g
Association, $7,U0 were sold, at an average O.
l65 per cent. premium.