Local and Personal.
The Cars on the L. V. K. R. will probably be
T m .lirectly into town within the coining week.—
l'he l.ridirc across the creek at this place being near
ly reaily for the track.
Mr. Joshua Kelly, of this place, died this
Wednesday) morning. The funeral services will
M field in the basement of the M. E. Church, on
lhur-.lay, at 2 o'clock r. rt.
( lover Seed, — Alt who wish to secure a nice
, r t rle of Clover and Timothy seed, are invited to
,11 at the store of Billings St Philips and examine
t(,.- tine stock on hand.
*rleft School.—Nancy Lyon wilt open the
>: rhi- term of a seleet school at Mehoopany. on
Tuesday the sotti inst. Term to continue 12 weeks.
For rates of Tuition see advertisement tn to-day's
I'M*'
Meetings by the ltev. I>r. ILire, Episcopal, of
Pittston. an.l by the Ker. Mr. Parks, Presbyterian.
, i -a me place, were held at this place, on Tuesday
evening. A series of meetings are being held at tne
Baptist Church by Elder Furmnn.
A Mistake.—lt seems that we were mistaken
in announcing, some months since, the completion
:,nd deilicatlon to public worship of one of the church
es in town. We are informed that even as late
fast sunday, at the house referred to,'a large num
ber of sleepers were in full view.
doing up.—The north wing of Walt's brick
lintel, with a new addition to same, is now nearly
finished to three stories high. The front or main
building wc understand will soon be built to four
stories. When these Improvements are completed,
this Hotel will be one of themostcommodiou9in this
part o' the State.
Jobbing,—Wo have heretofore sai 1 but little
on the subject of our facilities lor doing job work.—
supposing that everybody and '-the rest of man
kind" knew that we could and do turn out, work of
the very best styles, and on tho shortest notice.—
Vendue bills printed at from one to two hour's no
tice. All kinds of circulars, letter and bill heads, di
rection tags, labels, envelopes and other jobsof print
ing. plain or fancy, done at tho shortest notice and
in the very best styles.
Tltc Importation of Bags iron: tho Mediterra
nean, hides from Brazil, and other commodities from
ihc tropics, is known to bring the germs of disease,
chiefly fevers, which are sometimes very afflicting
and fatal. Aycr's Ague Cure stimulates the Liver
to excrete these germs from the system as effectual
ly as it does the miasmatic poison of our Ague dis
tricts. Consequently it aiiords invaluable protec
tion to stevedores and others whose occupations ex
poso them to these dangerous infections ; and we
hope to render tuctn a valuable service in giving
them this information.— Xew York Despatch.
Men lea I Electricity— or a new application of
tills wonderful agent in the treatment of diseases—
recently discovered by Prof. C. H. Holies oi Phila
delphia, is producing some astonishing results in
Scranton and Wtlkcs-Barre. The Doctor, who is
now stopping at the latter place, has procured cer
tificates and recommendations from most ol the
leading men there, and at Scranton.
The following diseases are those which have been
almost invariably cured by his method of treatment:
I'.-vases of the brain and nervous system, of the eye
and ear, the respiratory an d digestive organs, skin
-eases, diseases of the urinary and genital system.
Public Sales.--Vendue bills have been printed
at this office during the past week,advertising: Salsa
oi personal property, as follow? : I
tin Saturday. March Gth. Richard Brftiton. of
N I'h dson. will sell Horaes. Cows, Yearlings, Heif
er-. Shoata. Wagons, Sleighs, and farming utensils;
ilsu Hay and potatoes.
Uu Monday, Mar. loth, H. A. Conger, of Wash
inglon Tp., will sell 1 yoke Oxen, 1 Mare with foal, '
It.'dr. I Cow, Wagon, Sled, Harness and other
irtielcs.
•in Wednesday, Mar. 17, Jacob Kresky, of Palls,
wid sell 1 Ave year old Mare, ltwo year old Colt
Cows. 2 Yearlings. 3 Shoats, 8 Sheep, Wagons,
sied-. Plows, and other farming utensils.
, !
Dedication.—The new M. E- Church at Clark's :
rr-en. Abington Twp,, Luzerne Co., was dedicated j
p. Thursday, Feb. 25, by Rev. B. 1. Ives of Auburn,
V Y. Tho day proved favorable, and afairaudience
esembled and listened to an able and eloquent ser
itwn. after which be announced that the wholecoet of
coat and pleasant church, was four thousand of
lobars, sixteen hundred and fifty was unprovided
' r The .amount seemed large for the congregation
raise, but such was the enthusiasm aroused that
'.r.e whole was soon subscribed, and three hundred
. liars in excess. The building was then formally
, Invited and the congregation dismissed, well
• used with the church, the sermon, and especially
the collection.
s. y.m.
l'lie Velocipede mania, which is sweeping
through the country like wildfire, has taken a strong
id ol the Scrantonites. We notice by a late num
-r ■! the Republican, that a school for instruction
I practice has been opened in Washington Hall,
at that place. We saw one of the two wheelers
"tented by a gentleman of that city, a few days
since. Though he informed us that the art of riding |
■ ■ ilurned thing," was quickly and easily aequir- I
•■>l. we concluded that Alons. Blondin, 'orsome other '
' ; walking gymnast, would make a safer business
•t -'citing his education, in this respect, than we.
Tne rider drove his wheeled horse along speed
'~i as great as the fastest walker, t®igh not ,
tit some difficulty and delay in passing over'
ne crossings, gntters. and uficaven places in the
walks. Such is the furore about these machines
'■ r; ctomotion. that every Imaginable style of tkcm
•'■a s lately been built v wtth from one to tfi
Senatorial Delegate Coulcreuee.—Pursu
it to call the Conferees of the Eleventh Senatorial
d met at Laßarre's Hotel, In Lacej-vlllo. on
' 29th, for the purpose of choosing a Senatorial '
■• gate to represent said district. In the State Con- j
fi'ion ior the nomination of a Governor and |
' a f the Supreme Court. Ahira Gay and H.
Hi.: appeared as conferees tor Wyoming County, S
: .'1 s. W. Buck and S. W. Little as conferees from •
ida tpnl County, Susquehanal\ County hot repre- j
"■Mel. The conference was called to order by elec- i
'■■'■'■g Ahlra Gay. Chairman, and c W. Little. Sec'y.
A rt-.,iutuin ottered by Ahira Gay was carried, rcc-"
'-unending the nomination of Asa Packer of Car
-501 A' nnty. as a candidate for Governor, and Wm.
tlwellof Columbia County, forjudge of tho Su- j
" fiic Court, believing these nominations will in- j
'ire the triumphant vindication of the true princt
ivhsiof Democracy. and render success certain at the
in Gctober. susquehannah County belag un
"■■ -."fitt'l, upon motion of S. W. Buck it was de
• ito adjourn the conference, to meet again at the
'■cue p.ace, on Saturday, April 17th, aud that the
fiMings of this conference be published in the :
• "nmq Democrat, Montrose Democrat ami the
■ I fits. *
AFI;HA GAY. S. W. LITTI.it,
Chairman. Sec'y-'
idl I'uiKSU FOB MARCH. — TllC
■' ''•! litimln'r of this "Queen of tlie !
UPCII with A fine stool ougruv
- ' ■DLCL "IN tho Firelight" — whoro Jire-
TH' IIIUS an* TAKING visit vie Imt tj4heiial
->iaj This is followed BY the usual
DM-MNO colorod str>el fashion plate, ami
aiiidsi TIG engraving of "Half an Hour
at tho party). Then we have
'.riisil large number of cugravingn <lo
!L" tLo fashions, noodle work, Arc. As
■" tin- lift rarv contents, "ROTUND Yorko,"
L"<-Jly intorosting no volet bv the fa
: US author of "East liViiuo," niul ihe
I'L'l'ihiit IIML romantic story" "Between
T*O. IIR( . CONTINUED. Among tho <th<'r
"GILT* UU WC IIOU- "Tho Story of Two SIIRN-
H"-RV. HV NORA Perry ; < inwie with the
'I Hair," a l'oeiu by Floronoe Percy ;
'• 'ha.' t.Y Anianil M. Don glass ; Edito- 1
" fa-'uionnble intelligence, Arc. Pub
'"'"l 'IY DEACON A: Peterson, 31U Walnut
"T. L'liilideljihio, at $2.50 a year (which
' SL includes a large steel engraving). Four
'l' S I'J VO COPIES ( TTN D one gratis;,
I in- Lady's Friend" and "The Sut-
Evening L'ost," (and one engraving,; J
MERRY'S MI'SECM. —TIie March number
! of this favorite magazine for young people
j is received. The publisher will send spcci
- J men muiibers, with ]remiuin list, FREE, to
- any one wishing to examine this magazine.
Address, HORACE JJ. FULLER, Publisher
14, ILIIOMFRRAJFI STREET, BOSTON.
BftL. The carpet bag Senators from tlie
j Southern States lieM a caucus the other
j day to agree on sonic concerted plan by
1 which ihey ooultl obtain their salaries for
J j the whole of the Fortieth Congress. It
; was agreed that they should unite in oppo
sition to some favorite measure, and thus
, block legislation until their impudent de
j luand-should be complied with.
SNEEZING.— The Home Mayizin* give the
following hints for tlie superstitions :
f ■ Sneeze on Monday, yon sheeze for dau
. ffsr
r Sneeze on Tuesday, you kiss a stranger,
s Sneeze on Wednesday, you sneeze for a
letter. •
Sneeze on Thursday, for something let
| ter.
Sneeze on Friday, you sneeze for sorrow.
■ Snooze on Saturday, see your sweet-heart
* * to-morrow.
Sneeze on Sunday, your safety seek.
The divil will have you the whole of the
week.
' FEMALE CHANCES OF MATRIMONY. —A cal
culator has made out that the following es~
| timates are the chances of matrimony a fe
male has at tlie different (leriods of he?
life : Out of I.tMK) women. 32 are married
between It and 15 : 101 between IE and 17 ;
200 between 18 and 10; 233 between 20 and
21 ; 105 between 22 and 23 ; 101 between 24
1 j anil 25 ; 00 between 20 and 27 ; 45 ls'tween
'! 28 and 20; 18 between 30 and 31 ; 14 be
tween 32 anil 33 ; 8 between 34 and 35 ; 2
between 3(5 mid 37"; and 1 lietween :> ,s !( .icl
3tl. To judge by tliis table, a iedy of 3-0
1 years would have only lSeliauccs of getting
married out of ; when past 4o the
chanees are far less.
' SOMETHING EXTRA FOR BOYS AND (IIRLS.
- It is well known that THE LITTLE UOKI-O
RAL. tlie brilliant Western Juvenile, lias a
larger circulation than any other Juvenile
j Magazine in the world. This has lx-eii
gained hv real merit and enterprise.
The P übhshers are endeavi 'ring to double
their immense circulation this year, and
have determined to send their Magazine
| FREE FOR THREE MONTHS —January, Feb
j ruary and March numbers of ISti'J— FREE
jto every family who will send their ad
dress before the first of May, with four
emits in stamps for return postage. These
j are intended for samples to those who are
j not now taking the Magazine in its new.
1 enlarged form. Address ALFRED L. SKW
ELL A CO., I'ublishers. Chicago 111.
How TO MAKE "HARD TIMES." — A good
way to make "hard times" is to refuse to
pay all bills although you have the inonev
in your pocket—push men to pay you who
haven't the money ; if a man don't meet
your obligations just at the time they be
come due, report that he is about to "bust;"
cut down the wages of your*hainL before it
is accessary ; keep-back everything from
market until the prices get up at starvation
i rates ; use money in speculations that you
should pay your creditors with ; forget that
unnecessary retrenchments increase hard
times instead of bettering tlieiu ; carry a
long face, aud talk mournfully of evils to
come ; do these and other acts like them,
and, "hard times" will surely come, liow-
I ever little cause they may be for them.
Every editor of a newspaper will j
appreciate the truth of the following pas
sage from the writings of Captain Maryutt. ;
"It is not the writing of the leading arti- j
eles every day or week, whether inclined or j
not, in sickness or in health ; in ufiliction, |
disease of the mind, winter and summer, !
year after year, tied down to the task, re- j
maining in one spot. It is something like ,
the walking of a thousand hours. I have j
a fellow-feeling, for I know how a periodi
cal will wear down one's existence. In it
self it appears nothing; the labor is not j
manifest: nor is it the labor, but it is the
continued attention which it requires, your
life becomes, as it were the publication.
IMPORTANT TO THE TOBACCO TRADE. —The
Conimisn'er of Internal Revenue announces
that, hereafter all smoking tohacco. fine cut
chewing or snuff, shall lie taken and j
deemed as having been manufactured after |
the passage of the act imposing taxes on 1
j distilled spirits and tobacco, tqiprovt d July
I 20, 1808, and, therefore, shall not be soli I
or offered for sale unless put up in packages
and stamped as provided by the act, under
penalty of a fine of not less than five hun
i dred nor more than live thousand dollars,
J and imprisonment for not less than six
months nor more than ten years. Dealers
in the weed should take due notice of this
and save themselves from vexatious prose
tionsl
"WHITE WASH..—As the season is near at
hand fi>r whitewashing buildings, fence, |
! itd., we take this opportunity to inform I
I our readers that they can make a very su- i
I perior Whitewash paint, by taking two
! quarts of skimmed milk, eight ounces of
| slaked lime, six ounces of linseed oil, two
| ounces of white burgundy pitch, and three j
I pounds of (Spanish white. The lime must l>o
1 slaked in water exposed to the air mixed in
about one-fourth the milk. Tlw#oil (in :
, which the pitch has previously dissolved) \
| must be added a little at a time. Then add
I the rest of tlie milk, and afterwards the
Spanish white. Color it to suit, iif you do
itoi prefer a white paint; with Spanish
brown to make a red pink ; with Spanish
■ brown, anil finely pulverised clay, to make
a stone color ; with yellow ochre or chrome, i
to make a yellow color, and so on.
Married,
LT'KE— DIMOND— At til" M. E. Parsonaire In
Aleshoirpen. Dee. 31, DM, by Luther Peek. Xlr. T. ,
K. Luke to Miss Xlchala Dlmond, both of Wash- !
i ington Tp.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Drier of Country Produce, Corrected Week
ly hy BILLISGS 4" I'IIILLIPS, Dealers in Dry
(ioods, Groceries. 4'c., \r., on Turnpike St {near
the Canal), Tunkhannock, Pa.
A (iplea, green,per bu.diel SI.OO ® $1.25
Apples, ilried ' 0,10 " 0,12
n eKna " 2,50 " 3,00 ,
lWx, per ft, M " 35;
Butter, " " " Ci
Burkwhcat. " bush > " ;
Com, " " '' 1,00
fiiggs, " d>>* 35 " 35
HAV ton 10,00 " 13,(H)
Honey " tt> 1-i"
Hides, " " V.
Lard. " "
Pork, " •••• I*4" D i
, Pot ,toes, " hush 00 " 70 1
' 04ts, •' "32ft, 65" <0 j
Onions. " " 1,25 " 1,50 j
Rye, 1.25 1.28
Wbeat, V 1.75 2,00 j
Poultry, per ft, •■lO ••••10
(TjO' WILL purchase a |air of Lastman water
sjp I proof Bo A ts, certain to keep any mansfeat
DRY who wear* em, for a twelro month.
f
l ' | The negroes in Washington, on he
ing refused a chance to participate in thi
~ inauguration ball, have divided not to at
. tend as waiters, aud to get up a ball of theii
r own ; which they are assured, either Grant
or Colfax will attend in person. Many oi
the more respectable colored people sav
3 they would not attend the hall of the wlhtf
, O)Iks, so many of the white women thert
r invited lieiug other than respectable.
ipfftal
A jum HALL'S
epCb. f VEGETABLE SICILIAN
mka " HAIR
lEHa-aJ jßenewer .
is the only infallible Hair Preparation lor
- RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH
It is the cheapest preparation ever offered to the
I public, as one bottle will last longer and accom
plish more than throe bottles of any other prepara
tion.
Our renewer is not a Dye ; it will not stain the
i skin as others
TT WILL KEEP THE IUIR FROM OUT.
It cleanses the Sea.'p, and makes the Hair .Soft,
Lustrous, and Silken.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent tree by mail.
R. P. HALL A CO. Nashua, N. Tl. Proprietors.
,F„r sale by all druggists.
For Sale !
1 In NOUT 11M'>RKLAND TP. Wyoming to. l'a.,
1 A SA.V MILL, near y new,ivi,li one Ml LAI SAW,
l LATH MILL, and a "T'tN'O TO GRIND CHOP.
It is run by two WATKiI A'ilEELS—uuc v< r
• shot,
I Also a DVrELDING J* naity new, with
, FIVE AtOIKS <>F LAND ui re o I,si
, JACKSON KRES
Nortbiuorcl.il d, M r 2. 'u.i V9D3U-lUI.
SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.
Vary A. iiotihkl l,y hor 1 lu Gnnuion J'l .qp ..t
next Irieml Nt-Non D- ■ .little > Wvoming o,'tmty. >o.
j t. Albert I', l|._Tcl,kis9. V'S, N". v. 'l'erui, 14-
. I LIBEL FOR DIVoKCB FkO.M THE BONDS OF
MATRIMONY.
I I. Mo.-ei W. I'ewitt, High Sheriff of the fountv ot
Wyoming, hereby ui ike kuotru unto the at>, e
named R. HotehKrv-', that he he an 1 ut,p"ar
! at a Court of Cou.iiV u l'iua-, to be h'dll at Tuuk
haiiii .k, in tfi" fouflty of Wyoming, oif Monday,
, i the 19th day ot April, A. 1). 1859, 'hen and there
| to answer the said complaint, and show cause, if any
j he hatb, wliv the bond* ot matrimony between l.iui
| self and Mary A Ilotehkiss, bis nite shall nd ba
I dissolie i.
M. W DEW ITT Sheriff
I Sheriff's Office, iunkhaunue , Mar. Ist 'iffi-nbuwl
TILU llliltS' INSTITIf I'!'.
TL. AV yen, ipg County Teachers' Institute will
be held a: Mehoos tuy. D will commence on Mon
j day JMr.reh 29th, and continue live day - The l."g
j islature, at its Session of 1307, made provision ior
holding annual Institutes, to be devoted to tin- im
prorement of Teaeltt-rs in the science and art of 1-
ucatlon, requiring tho Treasurer of tlie proper Coun
ty, to pay muney out of the County Treasury to the
County Superintendent—such money to he expended
iu procuring the services of Lecturers, and Instruc
tors for the institute. I hope that ail Teachers,and
these intending to teach will attend, and so profit
i,y the Institute as to faily justify the action of.the
Legislature in making such provision.
J. B. RHODES,
Tunk. Mar* 1, '69 —n3o-w3. Co Fup't.
iELCCT iiHOOl'.
A Spring Term of Select School,at MEHOOPANY
will eomtnenoe on Tuesday, the 30, ot March, and
continue Twelve weeks.-
TERMS :
. Common English Branches, 51,00]
Higher " " . 5,00
French and Latin, each, 2,U()
NANCY LYON
Mehoopany, l'a n3UvJ.
AGENCY OF THE ©
! AMERICAN
£ [JIFE INSURANCE ( OMPANY r,
' £ OF PHILADELPHIA, © !
3 South East Corner of Fourth ,x Walnut Sts. ~
X S I 00.000 I'f ftositl'tl Willi t!IP Aud. 2
S itiir Cieneral ot tltc State, as security to I-
Policy Holders, * ■'
X
Annual Income sl.l 15,530.20 I
I Losses and Expenses 671 957.26 '
Net Inorcase, over
CAPITAL .t ASSETTS- • 32.325.492 63 ,
As.xt Ai. nivii'ENK 50 per cent
Policies issued on tho Cash and Note pian. Joint
! Stock without profits. 20 year reducing plan Re
turn Premium Plan, (all premiums being paid back
at death.) All the approved forms of endowment
Insurance, Children?' Endowment. Income produc
ing plan.
ALF.XANT>BR WIIILLDIV, Joii.v S. WILSON.
President. Sec'y. ,t Treas,
For Tables of Rates or other Informations, apply
to STKOI'D A BLOWN. Ageufi>.
vßn'29 ly. Montroso, Penn'a.
A AZURENE.
I 9 (COKCBKTRATED INDIGO]
FOR THE LAUNORY.
It is warranted not to streak, or in any manner
ir iure the fine-t fabrics.
| FOR FAMILY USE Sold in FIVE cent, TEN
cent, and TWENTY cent ".(oxes.
Each Twenty cent box, besides having Five tiuios
as much blue as the Five cent box, contains a pocket
pin cushion or emery hsg.
For Hotel and largo Laundry use, it is put up in
! $2 00 boxes.
•See that each Box has the proper Trade Mark.
For Sale.by BILLINGS A PHILLIPS, on Bridge
; St. near the Canal, Tuttkhaonock. l'a. vßn'29wß.
DISSOLUTION.
1 Notice is hereby given, that the firm of Eastman
Bros, has been dissolved by mutual consent, tho
nooks and accounts of said firm heve l<een left with
G. H. East man fur collection, anj to whom nil ac
-1 counts against the firm should be presented tor set
i tlement The business will he continued by G. H
Eastman, at the old stand. Those indebted on the
j partnership hooks, will please call ind settle with
out deUv G II EASTMAN,
Tunk. Feb. 2id 't>9 n>9. M. J. EASTMAN.
A VALUABLE
I/O USE AND L 0 T FOR SA IE.
The undersigned offers for sale a HOUSE & LOT.
situate on Second St., Tunkhannock, Pa. adjoining
residence, tormeilv of Harvey Sickler, now owned
by IJerij. P. Carver. The property will lie disposed
' of
0 X It EASON AB L E TER MS .
Tho bouse is a
Two Story Frame Duildiug,
24 by 32 feet. WITH WING ATTACHED, IC Ivy
•22 foet, H Stories high. A good WELL of
NEVER FAILING WATER !
and a LARGE CISTERN FOR SOFT WATER, are
!on the p>remises ; together with fruit trees orna
| mental trees, Ac. There is a fine Cellar under the
building, Tho proporty constitutes a most desirable
home, and will be
SOLD AT A BARGAIN !
For further particulars, apply to
TIIOS. OSTERfIOUT.
j Tunkhannock, Pa., Jaw. 13, 1869—n23-3in
| Views, Picture Frames. Pictures
Brackets Ac., fur fho Hollidays, for sale at Buck,
i A Sterlings , at your own pries
If you want Boots or Shoes and tne full valueyio
your money, fo to Eastman's- He has everitnfo
ility for manufacturing and challenges competition.
ONE reason why people go to liuck A Sterlings'
to buy their furniture, is because they sell first
class goods at about halt the price they hare usually
been sold for in country.
! .flpto StarHsrauute.
fYOMIIB METALIE FIREFROBF
111FU6
AND
COTTAGE PAINTS
Manufactured by
0. L. IIALLSLEAD.
Nicholson, Wyo Co, Pa.
I *
j THE WYOMING MKTALIC PAINT H ASP,REX
I'HOROI OFILV TESTED by conqietent chemists
' nd first class MASTER PAINTERS, and ALL
j TESTIFY TO ITS SUPERIOR QUALITY.
. It has a GOOD BODY,MIXES READILY, requires
RUT LITTLE OIL. TAKES. TINTS. WD JS VK
| HY DURABLE.
j In view ot the LTo.it abundance of tn:iteriai and
i the SMALL COST OF MAXL'FACTURING. and
I the SUPERIOR QUALITY OF OUR PAINTS, the
! Company expe-t to ruppl v the market 11ii a BET-
I TER ARTICLE and at CHEAPER RATES tb.rn
j any othpr company in the country.
OPINIONS OF PAINTERS.
The undersigned, a practical painter, hereby cer
tifies that he has used most of the mineral paints in
use for years past, and that ho regards THE
WYOMING METALLIC PAINT superior to all
others for durability and finish.
GILBERT BROWN
Nicholson, June 2?th, 1368,
PtKUCEvii.i.E Aug. 25 1868,
O. L. IIALLSTF.AP, E.-q.— DEAKSIR : I have used
the Wyoming l'aint, and believe it to bo the best
; and most durable Metallic paint in ue. It has a
j good strong body,works easily,and requires but little
Very Respectfully.
I't.KUV STAKK.
NICHOLSON. 0.-t 6th I 858
it L. HAI.LSTEAII KSIJ —1i vr: SIR ; I have used
and otherwise te-i 1 the WYOMING METALLIC"'
j PAINT, and am clear of the beliel 111 it it is supe
j tier to any other Minei >1 Paint IU tlie country. It
has a go 1 color .n iin i ■ ■*rc > !i' v ; 'at it a strong !
and best feature- are :i* heavy s iloran'.ial Poly
cool iticd with n extremely oily nature, in coMe
quetic. ..t which it requires at |.-u •: t third less oil j
than any other pain -11 use. .1 L. Pkck.
NP'v YORK, Oct I*i IFfIS.
• L HAI.LSTKAO L.-'| -DKAI:8IR: I am a prac
rical painter llace been osten-i. 'lv mpiged in
ttie tuistne-s forover I iny ytcs During Ihntpo j
' riod 1 hive use I ci.-iy .'.irietv oaiut klc.wn to the
. trade, ai (with nt -.tattoo pr.oioaace the WYO- j
M IN I i MET < LI.I' IV i\ I'- the ' >: I have ever
I seen. It his am -vv body, mixtv < a-iiy and takes
■ trmu a halt to i t nril -aoil than ordinary paints
It can be n-e ! sir* -ssfullv, either tor cottage pur
lanes, rough out i. a o utronton . 1., u- a lire-proof .
j paint. d.c- uccifullv ,<
A G. BOLWIN,
' Practical Painter.*
I'icrccville, Aug 28, 1863 !
0. T, HAI.LSTKAII Esq.— Dear Sir: i hsive tested |
the Wyoming Paint, by using it in my shop, and .
helinn ii to I e supctior to my other Metallic '
Paint in the m irket. tas an excellent bo Iv, mixes i
readily, and requires only #boat half the usual
amount ot oil of other Pain's, R'spe dfulfv Ac.
i it A-. 1. JACK SUM Cabinet Maker.
Piert-oville, August 15.1868.
0. L. II ALU-TEAI). Dear Sir; 1 gladly add my
testimony in favi-rof the excellent qualities of the '
Wvomit x Metallic Paint. From practical tests 1
believe it to be superior to any other mineral paint
in use. It his a substantial body, mixes easily, re
quires but little oil and makes a handsome finish. i
ISAAC I) CORKY, Wagon Maker, j
Later J'rom Mayor Hill,
MAYOR'S OFFICE, Scranton l'a.. June 23d 1869.
0. L. HA LUTE A n Esq—Dear Sir: Having tnudu I
a personal examination of the properties of the Wy- [
Wyoming Mineral-Paint, and tested it inmost every j
manner, I am conviuced that it is inlerinr to no ar- :
tide of the kind to be found in the country.
Very Truly Yours,
E. K. M. HILL.
TOWANIU, August 1-t, 19 T ;9. j
0. L llallstead, Es<| —Dear Sir . About thirty- i
five years ago my father purchased a quantity of the
Wyoming Mineral l'aint, with which ho at that
time painted a building, an I after tlio lapse of a j
Quarter of a century it is fresh and good. Better i
evidence of quality car, hardly bo required.
Truly Yours, IP KEEP MYFR !
Scrauton, Sept. 8, 1338 i
0. L. llallstead, Esq—Dear Sir: 1 have use! i
the Wyoming Metallic Paint, and have great pleas
ure in saying that it is superior to any other mineral
paints in the maiket. Its heavy substantial body
makes it durable for outside tvrrh, roofing and Ac.,
and the readiness with which it takes tints renders
it an excellent article for cottage purposes. Alto
gether I regard it as the best paint in use.
Very Truly Yours,
DAVID RAIMA:. House and Sign Painter
All orders or communications should be addressed
to 0. L. lIALLBTEAD A CO.
ROCHESTER CENTRAL NURSERIES.
FRUIT A. OKN.MGN I'AI. TREES,
Virtrs, Flowering Shrubs & Plants.
• PLANTERS PRICE LIST SENT (It; MIS.
GREEN-HOUSE fc. BEDDING PLANTS,
i . HERBACEOUS PLANTS M ROSES.
■ CATALOGUE OF CRKKN'-HOUSK it IlhllDlXU PLANTS. j
With beautiful colored plates, sent on receipt of
10 ecntsm
i To those wishing to buy in large or small quanti
ties, we will send gratis, on application, our
Planter's price list for of 18G9. i
Send 10 cents In fractional currency, for DESCRIP- !
TIVE CATALOGUE op FHUIT AND ORNAMENTAL j
TREES, containing information about varieties ol |
j Fruit Trees, comparative value, mode ofculture and
| description of Ornamental unci Shade Trees and I
| Flowering Shrubs.
Address, O. W. SEELYE &|CO.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.
VBntß-ow.
NUTIGE.
Notice Is hereby given, that the Commissioners of
Wyoming t 'ounty, will hold a I lourt ot Appeal at the !
Court House in said County, for all those who may j
fell aggrieved on account ot their taxes for the year
lktitt, commencing as follows, to wit:
Braintritn Township. February 25, 1b69
1 Clinton •' " "
■ Exeter " "
Falls " " 2fi
Forkston "
Lemoa
Overfiel " " "
1 Eaton " " "27
Northmoreland "
.Monroe " . " "
| Mesboppcn •' " "
Mehoopany " March 2,
Windham "
North Branch "
NichoLon " " 3
Washington "
Tunkhannock "
Titnkliannock Boro, " 1
- GEO. \V. SnERWOOD, 5
W-M. B. OVERFIELD, ,- Com'rs. |
WM. F. CAIKL. )
Commissioners' Offices Tunkhannnock, Feb'y. 17th
lßf'J Attest, WM. F. TERRY, Clerk
VICE'S .
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.
The first edition of Ouo Hundred Thousand of
Vick s Illustrate ! Catalogue of Seeds an 1 Guide in ,
the Flower Garden is now published. It. makes a
work of 100 p.ves, boautifully illustrated, with 1
about 150 Fine Wood Engravings of Flowers and ;
, Vegetables, and uu
ELEGANT COLORED PLATE,
A BOURUET O F FI.OIVE It 8.
It is tho most beautiful, as well aa the mo.-t in
structive Floral Guide published, giving plain and
I thorough directions for the
| GL'L TV RE OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES.
Tho Floral Guide is published for the benefit of
; my customers, to whom it is sent frco without ap
| plication, but will be forwarded to all who apply by
mail, for Ten Cents, which is not half the cost.
Address JAMES VICE,
Rochester, N, Y.
PLASTER FOR SALE!
I have FRESH CAYUGA PLASTER, for sale,
j at the Falls Mill, and 1 pay cash lor all kinds of
grain.
A. BROWN.
j Falls. Keb.lt, 'O9. •
U*AIR-slitched Imported trench Calf Boots, rutin-
I f ufacturod by Eastiuau for aid, are superior to
i litymade Boots which colt sl4
Iflisffllaitwus.
Selling; Out!
; The Subscriber having rented liis store building to
A. W. RESSHAW, of Scranton, for a term of years,
I wishes to dispose of his entire Stock of
o_ < j t * n Q
U Jf O
j at Retail, between this ami the Pith of March.
I Those wishing to purchase
j CROCKERY. STONE-WARE,
j GLASS-WARE, WOODEN-WARE,
I BOOTS & SHOES, HATS AC APS,
DYESTUFFS, LAMPS AT FIXTTURES,
WINDOW A WALLPAPER,
I GROCERIES t*. PROVISIONS
of nil kinds.
j Together with tlie endless variety of smaller arti
! elcs. the Subscriber lias usually kept, will find it a
good opportunity to buy . Also for sale a large lot
! or empty FLOUR, PORK, MOLASSES, FISH and
! other barrels, very low.
GEO. LEIGHTON.
I*. S. Those having book account
with the Subscriber, will tint! it to
their interest to settle with him per
sonally, as al'ter the 15th of March
unsettled 15ills will be left in other
hands for collection. G. L.
Tunk. Feb. I6th 1869 vBn2B-Sw.
FOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED
Horse anHCaltlePoffflers.
This preparation, long and favorably 1
b known, will thoroughly re-invigorata
F broken down and low-spirind horses,
by strengthening and cleansing the
stomach and intestines.
It is a sure preventive of all diseases
incident to this animal, such as LUNG I
FEVER. GLANDERS, YELLOW A,
MATER, HEAVES, COUGHS, PIS- VWi
TEMPER, FEVERS, FOPNDEB, 7&Jt
LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL /PmjpEV
ENERGY, kc. Its use improves
the wind, increases the appetite— \y vY
gives a smooth and glossy skin—and \J ,J J
transforms the miserable skeleton
intoa fine looking and spirited horse.
. To keepers of Cows this prepsra
tion is invaluable. It is a sure pre- j
T| ventive against Rinderpest, Hollow
UtMfctKcJt-w1 Born, etc. It lias been proven by
j actual experiment to increase tha '
If d^af' quantity of milk and cream twenty
per cent, and make the butter firm
--*_a="s: and sweet. In fattening cattle, it
gives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes I
thein thrive much faster. qm
In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, TTlcert in
the I.ungs, Liver, Ac., this articleact3 \
as a specific By putting from ono
half a paper to a paper in a barre! of ejjry
Swill the above diseases will be eradi- j
rated or entirely prevented. If given ,s- FJr,s. f
in time, a certain preventive and 1
cure for the Hog Cholera. * "
DAVID E. FOCTZ, Proprietor>,
BALTIMORE. !!d,
• For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout j
the United States, Cauailaa and South Atudtit;*.'
ir.7 tf.
KiJi'ICE TO FARMERS!-
C.AJjI L'ORNIA & OREGON
Seed IVhcut.iyency.
Vi'o furnish I' irtncrs with (he
BEST SEE)) WHEAT IN THE j
W0BE1),
I'erfectlv frco fr.un inse-ttfoTin or other impuri
ties ; grown Iriuu Australian and Chili N ed, yield- |
ing, on good soil,
SIXTY BFSIIKL.S TO THH ACItK.
and weighing
fini,us. ro Tiir: MEASURED BUSHEL
The I.AItS of WHEAT, when mature, arc usual
ly ELEVEN' OR TWELVE INOHE3 LONG.
SIT I'dl p and securely tied and sealed in linen
bags, and sent by mail frco to all parts of the coun
try, on rceci/it of price.
i' it i c i: s •
SAMPLES-*lOcts. each | BAUDS-.50c and SI. each
Or in 1 tiger quantities at reasonable ratos.
Address—
California and Oregon
SEED WHEAT AGENCY,
PAN FBAXCISCO, California.
v9n'27-tt.
W.'Plr 17 n J\jn. Q
xsl si* nil tiiy
"I I PT RECEIVED , the usual variety > __ —
In-fit in a Country Store, which wiil i„ _)
""''l nt Ron finable Rater, for
■ —-prompt pay. Special Attention given to -
y=*e DRUGS A MEDICINES,
C=cS PAINTS, OILS, and w.mo of tho *
• most popular ESQ
PATENT MEDICINES
'on hand. We nro Agents for ''Rur-
, r.td's Patent Iron CORN SIiKLLER," I ■ j
the he.-t Iron hand shelter made. Or
dcrs Irene Merchants solicited —also
Agents for The Celebrated Grover and s -^ CI
linker Sewing Machine. I'leasc call
' ■ < and see fir yourselves.
•— 1 W. JI. RARNES A SON.
Mehoopany. Jan. 8,'09 —vSn23 ly. •
m tm \ LKCTI Ui: to
fe# YOUNG MEN
(Just Published, in a Sealed Envelopo. Prico 6 ets,)
A lecture oti the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea or Seminel Weak
lier', Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impediments to Marriage generally ; - Nervousness,
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits ; Mental and Phys
ical Incapacity, resulting from Self-Abuse, Ac., -Ry
ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, M. D.. Author of the
"Green Book," Ac.
'J'ho world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, dearly proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may lie effect
ually removed without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments,
rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically. This
LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO ' THOUS
ANDS AND THOUSANDS.
ScWt. uhder seal, id a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two post
stamp-. Also, Dr. Oulyefwell's "Marriage Guide,"
price 25 rents. Address the Publishers.
CIIAS .T. C. KLINE A CO..
I 'A7 Bowery, New York, Post-Office Box -1,
BRti v7nsl)ly.
GUIDE TO MARRIAGE.
Young Men's Guide to llitppy 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
velopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSO
CIATION, Box. P. Philadelphia, Fa.
vSndly.
THE reason that Eastman's Water-proof Boots
aro impervious to water is that they arc linod
with silk oil-cloth anl super-lined with a water
proop preparation which will resist the action of
snow water, or an alinojt unlimited exposure to any
kind of damp. Warranted to give perrcct satisfac
tion.
I A AST-MAN'S imilatiou French Calf Dross Boot
a at SG to SG,SO are a neat, stylish and durable
•article. Nothing like them inthis market.
TVTO more necessity for complaints of wot feet
l\ Eastman's water-proofmßoots are warranted a
j complete anl perfect re edy, and this warrant
1 moan as written guarantee, if required.
I
JJtystellaitMus.
THE NEW YORK WORLD
i DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY, A WEEKLY.*
TERMS BV MAIL.
• Weekly World
' One Copy, ono year * 82 OC
Foor copies, 1 yc.r separately addressed 7 00
Ten copies, 1 year, separately addressed 15 00
And on extra copy to getter up of the club
j Twenty copies 1 year, to one address 25 00
and an extra copy to getter np of tbe c lub
j Twenty copies 1 year, separately addressed 27 00
And an extra copy to getter up of ulub
I Fifty copies 1 year, to one address 50 00
j And the Seint-Weekly one year, to getter
up of club.
| Fifty copies, 1 year, separately addressed 55 00
| And tho Semi-Weekly, i year, to fetter
j up of Club
j 100 Copies, 1 year, to one address 100 00
And the Daily, 1 year, toget.sr up of Ciub
| 100 Copies, 1 year, separately addressed • 110,00
i Ann the Daily, I year, to getter up of Ciub.
SEVI -WEEKLY WORLD.
One copy, I year 8-1 00
Four copies, 1 year, separately addressed 10 00
Ten copies, 1 year,to one addtess 20 00
And an extra copy to getter up of club
Ten copies, 1 year, separately addressed 22 00
DAILY WORLD.
One copy, 1 year 810 00
One copy. 1 year, with Sunday Edition 12 00
THE WORLD ALMANAC.
Single copies, SO 20
Seien copies, by mail, prepaid ICO
Fifteen " " ' 2 00
100 '• " " 12 00
IIIKKTIIIIIH
Aduitix *to i lut *mm I<• n.n i,; rwv time ir. the
j year st the a bore club r.i'e-.
! Chang'ill e,u .*a C> 111 id. nly r . J. ( f
persons nei iviug • tub package- tntb ; I f cut -
I gciiptiun, c .i:i .n puaL-uHiee, , Stm.. <u whi. h u
| has pre\iiui> boeli srnl and tnlosiyg twrii'f five
I cuts 'o jar tor ' rootda ~f ih.. .b mg I svparaie
' ad
i nn.r' (.'.••> iu :o v fru i h u U/hi-e \ioii
'r • Orjo o 17~ .. . Dr. ft. tliilr c.ar \ ' i • >i. I l-e
| al the ri.k of tin.- sender. .
\\ ■' I ■ r •r-iveling gei* •; i t . ri copies,
j posters . , i ' free .if iltarg •. r ad whcii
' ever dir-iroC Mr— . | o, ~i ! •••us to
• ' Tilt' WHtLD" lid I'irl: Row. Ivv York.
Vt li. K ES-.B All RE :
Spoke & Benl-work
Factory.
A full line ol
C T) f X r P V'
o I U ft ft
of all sixes. constantly on bajW. ma le lcm seln ted
HICKORY and second growth Wrfl TK OAK.
CARRIAGE
AND
I'S A GO N MAKERS
are Invited to send Fir price list. Our goods cannot 1
lie excelled, and we are determined not to Ire under
sold. ■
BOWS,
KIMS,
FELLOES*
NECK-YOKES,
WjnTTT.ETPiF.ES, j
ANI) HANDLES OF ALL KINDS.
j
VELOCIPEDE WHEELS
furnished at short notice.
WM. K. ELDIUDGE, ) T'RQ CHART L PAINE, ]
Sup't. i Prop'rs '
Canal St., Wilkesbarre, Pa.
vSn'JCly
Large and fine Stock of
Furs, J33ia.wls, £tlank.ets and
OVERCOATS,
WILL BE SOLD AT COST! j
In order to close out Stock for tlie
Spring Trade.-- at SHERMAN & LATHROF.
Tu n kha i \ noek, Pa.— n2 3tf
TO THE MIXERS OF Hill CO.
Now is the time to secure
spr ours coMini:kd
HAY-FORK & KNIFE.
The Subscriber having the exclusive right to sell the
world-renowned Hay-Fork and Knife, in this County
proposes to keep them on hand, with all the neces
sary Hopes and l'ullys. at his Store,
IN MEHOPPEN.
Persons wishing to procure any of these articles
ean do so by nppjging to the subscriber in person,or I
by letter. If deOTed, these forks will bo put in the
barn free of chatge, with the privilege i f using them
during half the hayiDg season
person using it will be required to purchase it or
quit using it ut the time agreed upon by the par
ties.
R. J. HALLOCK.
Meshoppen, I'a., Jan. 5, 13bS. -vßn2d, t
PLASTER ' FOR SALE'. |
I have Several Hundreds of- Tons of (Cayaqga)
Ground Plaster, which I offer for sale in any q'nanti- ,
ties to suit purchasers,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Farmers should now provide a supply for the com
ing season,
PRICE PER TON, 89,00
HIRAM ALL.
Tunk., Pa. Jan. 5, 16GiJ.-vSn22.
DUN'T to go to Buck X nturliags', to look at
their large stock of Looking Glasses, the largest
ever kept in the place, and then tao prims can't help
but suit.
ALL of Eastman's Water-proof Boots are made ■
of Leather tanned in the old-fashhued way—in i
oold liquor, consequently will turn water and will
not craok.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tho Threat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopiru
) Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the v. hole history of
medicine, ous anything won ro widely and aoilecpiy
upou die confidence of mankind, a- tliis excellent
! remedy for pulmonary complaint-. Tiirongli a long
series "of years, and among most ol' the races or
men it has risen higher and higher in their c-unm
„ | tion, as it has become better known. Its tmiform
character and power to cure the various affections
[) of the lungs aiiu throat, have made it known a ■ 11 c
j i liable protector against tlr*m. While adapted to
milder forms of dueae and to young i hildreu, it is
. at the same time the most cflectu.il remedy that can
' I begiven for incipient somsimllw, and the dan
gerous affectionsof the thro.it and lungs. Asapro
) ! vision against sudden attacks of Croup, it should
be kept on hand in every lamilv, and indeed as all
. are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for tliein.
Although settled Consumption in thought in
curable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
) ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Chirr;/ Pectoral. So o mplfcte it its mastery
. over tlie disorders of tbe Lungs and Throat, that
' the most obstinate of tin'in yi 'ld to it. IVbeii lioth
-1 Ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pcc
) ! toral they subside and disappear.
Siiiyirn and Public Speakers Hud great pro
-1 tection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
j I cured by it.
i | Bronchitis is generally enrol by taking tho
Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses.
' 8o generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates ol' tiieui here, or do more
) : than assure the public that Its qualities are fully
I maintained.
; Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
I j Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
1 poisons.
i As its name implies, it does Cure, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic. Qnthirn-, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous subitance
whatever, it in nowise injures any patient. T.
number and importance of its cures in tlie ague dis
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we b .* >•
without a parallel in (lie history of Ague medeune.
Our pride is gratified by the acknowledgments v. e
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
, cases, and where other remedies bad wholly failed,
j Unacclimated persous, either resident in, or
I I travelling through miasmatic localities, Vill be pro
ij tee ted by taking tlie AU VP CURE daily.
3 For hirer Complaint*, arising from torpidit-
I of tlie Liver, it is nn excellent remedr, stimulating
I the Liver into healthy activitv.
I For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is
I an excellent, remedy, producing manv trulv r<-
I markable cures, where other medicines had failed.
I, Prepared by Du. J. C. Area Co* Practical
■ and Analytical ChemisD, Lowell, Mass., and sold
•jail round the world.
' PRICE, sl.oti PElt JIOTTLE.
i Sili by tf. JJozrivk, Tankh inii ick. i. steriing
Jc Son, Stedlhgrille, C. C. . . PCI ho] oa, 1 rear.
■ Denti (!., FactoryvlH". sir! all Druggist* an I
Dealers everywhere.
slLYl.tl FLATLU WAltil.
D M-K'.wn ras;eerfa|iy ai.i.unii. e? f The j.• pie
H U'vomitie < •unty thit !. hiisMftde . . <
jfBAVI .-ii.* ;if i' I .'.Ti" i. y#.„ t*. v
!iu pr qoruun 1> •supuiui o~v,-r u- i. S;*iou.-
aad 1* rkr, slimiM n : •ui le- dur Jti ps | late
iJbor IF or. rviiull e far more cc-rtomlSa!. Ya'
1< pi ite is.fall-'l • gob Ipi it* i,y the tmdo ■, i-i I
| pror as it i , .out a . .jitior, ui . tho g ■ -
made inrtie opt- tI.W ft-.a rj. Uiuoc piate," in
i platarf langunge mcai s tke nuhii-erof ounces of
) silver, to tbe grow ol tabic sj-ions. All other sur
| faces are estimated by these. f v r esimple, des.
! serts are estimated at Tl; and tea :p. "us at 1-2 the
| surface cf table-spoims. Sirteen or. Plato is IB uxs.
. of line silver to the gross of taide- poons or dining
I forks. 12 ox. to the pro - ol de ert spooua or forks
| and 8 ox- to the gross of tea-spoon This quality
1 ©f plate will cost, on the akHtuge, twice as ranch r.s
i i cz. and will have four tones liic umoitaf of silver
ion it. Tlfirty-six oz- j late will cost abcut three
I times as tench as -1 :.z , and will contain nine times
tho amount of silver on it. Thirty-six oz- plate is
tho lightest that will all . V the engraving on it. i f
. name or initial.-, without cutting through unto the
j metal beneath. Forty-eight oz idaie wiilcest about
four times as mu.-U a.. 4i z. plate, and will contain
jl2 times the amount of silver. This plato costs
1 about one-biif as tnuoh as s©i;,l silverware of ordi
!diuary weight, and for every day use will be m.>re
durable than fiV.'i/, s-li 1 silverwnre. Most oi the
solid i!verw:ire is made much to light to ba dura
; ble in constaut use. The terms "double." "treble"
| io. Ido not use to designate qualities— there being
I too much ambiguity in their mo.
i AlFgoods, made by me. having my name and fig
j ures denoting the oz, plate, stamped oa theui, will
be guaranteed lull v.vtghi ol silver on first quality
! of metal on Iheiu.
I I will plate to orddr, e 4s of any thickness of
j plating desired, from 1 t43 oz
Ol I goods, (Ist quality of metal) any thi 'k
' ness required.
P. C. BURNS A jsiiU, Jewelers, at TuakhannocU,
Pa., nre agents for the sale of these goods.
! All orders left at the r fdnre, will receive pro] or
| attention.
DAVID MoKOWN.
' Pittston, Pa., Dec. Ist ISGS.
THE AM Id DC AN
BIT'TOI K ilSflll Ml
trEWING MACHINE CO }
jln directing atieniion to their CELEBRATED
COMTHN VflON BUTTON HOLE AND SEWiNIi
I MACHINE, beg Ic:.re !■• refer to Wi ularful pq-
I ulatity a* conclusive proof ot its great merit-
The increase in tiio demand lor this .vulunoie
! machine has been TEN Ff'LD during.tho fact seven
I months af its first year before the public.
This grand and surprising sttcce-s is nipreccilent
i cd in the history of sewing machines, and w.-feci
fully warranted in eflltrting th.it
r T IIAS XII EQUAL,
BkiSO AUS oLiITKI.Y THE IIBST
r TYfr-fvo rrurii!
IN TilU
Atvd lutrinslcaliy tlie Cheapest,
' It is really two michiucs coui'jined in one, (by a
i simple al beautiful' mv.tisnioal arrangement.)
. making both the Sha tlo cr LflWn-Witch, and tie
Overseamjng and Dutiun-hoie stitch, kith equal
I facility anl perfection. It executes iu too very
best manner oiery vari y of setting, scch ns, Heiii
uaiag, Foiling, 'dopii'lK, Tu ktag. Ftitehing. Bra: !-
j ing and Quilting, Lathering and sewing en,,(June
• at tho same time,) rtr.i i:t addition. Overseaais,
i Kmbrei lers on tho edro, and makes beautiful But
j ton and Eyelet holts iu all fabrics.
These machines with .; eciincns of work hud
workings can bo sera at
I . -ru-
PA.,
: by callinr on (lie under.-igngJ, agents f. r the kale
1 ol them fjn Wyoming County.
MRS. GEO. ri. TETTUN,
MRf-KPN.!* NEWMAN
i v"n46tf.
iLIVERY STOCK UNO FIXTURES
KCT •
i
For sale!
The undersiuncd ott,*,* for nlc, ~n fa vorai ?r tetar.s
! to the purchaser, his entire stock of
HOUSES.
( KIKMIES,
WAGONS,
SLEIGHS,
GUTTEFwS, i
ROLES, A
HAKNESSIvS,*
• Ac., Ac., Ac.,
used in Ids Livery, 'j
AT TUNKIIANNOCK, J'A.
, Tho horros aro tiret-class anvt mo r - of the
i vehicles aro new, or hut little worn. *
T. U. TV Aids, 4
! Tunk. Feb. 2,18tt9. vsnSSOti.