—-OF— RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES, WYOMING CO.—IBQ3. County Duplicates. TOWSSHIPS. COL'TRS' NAMES. ,'OUPC'TE !EXONS.|COUCOMS PAID. \ DUE. Meshoi-pen, James N Baker, < 268 23? < < | 268 23 1860. ; k (j, in nock Bor'o, Benj Newman, 192 34 10 80. 22 94: 159 10, " i jSrim, M. D. Gregory 210 97 12 35. 24 63 174 09 1561- J£'" ' George Nov, 1 250 97 17 41? 48 SI I 184 75 Fill* Samuel G 'Miller, i 105 04; 26 79, 43 20< 35 05 I " j Farkston Hiram Hitchcock, ; 82 77; 10 34 15 88' 56 551 " ' Ternon Cyphers, J 183 19 14 03' 14 39 159 77; " Eoo Wm F. Chart, 1 104 18 13 78 14 11 76 29 " Mehoonanv Michael Walters. } 231 85! ; 114 22! 117 63 Nicholson Edwin Roberts, 1 85 14 26 70, 49 10 10 34; " : North SlanJ, Horace Hallock, 1 235 82 26 12 34 50; 175 20 " i North Branch, J. B. Burgess, f 103 52' 2 39; 8 19| 92 94' " j Tunkhannock Tw'p., Newman Miller, > <6l 4?, 32 11 36 4o 692 91 j i " Bor'o., Harvey Sickler, ; 319 0b ; 13 44. 2j 82; 2bo 42> Washington, George Atkinson, i 167 27' 4 17' 30 27; 132 83! : ; SS? II w. Keeney, j 299 74i 20 03 23 64! 246 0?! I -o Pi lintrim Lyman Keeney, ' 553 39; 247 60; 305 79 1,362 Cinon D Biddleuian, I 702 44 578 62 123 82 p',.n' J. W. Rinker, > 1030 05; \ 697 6,: 332 42 " ; y t 'l ' TD I lead ley. i 200 80> I 99 9ti' 100 84 ' i-.ills ' James Fitch, > 891 34; i ; 664 Git; 226 65 F k : tOD John P. Burgess, j 293 18! 16 13 13 S3 258 20 lemon John Ciphers, 330 02 i 99 22 230 80 I : Erne, CUrk, j Jlf 09 | 119 3j 195 73 horiDen Antra Gay, 821 79 j < 609 5l lb2 28 5£S T. G. Walters, \ 626 69' j j 431 7 4 : 194 95 .. < North Branch, Jo eph Burgess. > l'J 63; ; ; 116 2?j 59 3b Nicholson Sherman Driggs, > 9J-' 271 < 4a9 ol< 0.J.) <6 .. < Northmoreland, Henry 11 Brown, 1 664 50 j j 480 45; 154 05 Overfield S. D Letter. i 2.2 02; :I'4/<j! 97 23 a Tunkhannock Boreugh, Thomas A. Miller, 551 0 357 0 4 194 16 " ; ' Township, Newman Miller, 791 AO ; _ I o(j,' 790 SO a Windham II VV. Keeney, 1 J9, , , 342 7y 119 20 Washington, George Atkim>on, 554 43 314 oj, 240 40 ToT^l 13528 92,246 59,404 69 ; 8692 89 1431 75 MILITIA FINES. YKAR > TOWNSHIPS COL'TRS'NAMES. PUP'CTE. EXONS COL COM TAID. DUE. 1662 - Braintrim, Lym in K-enejr, ' 11 50 TfTo ! Clinton, 1> Bi iHem 111 31) 50 115° 19 00 " 1 Eaton, JW. Rinker, ; 37 50 ; 37 50 " Exeter, T D H""a lley, ; 10 50 ; 10 50 " I F"" 8 . James Fitch, ; 36 00 10 oO 20 00 " jF. rkston John L Lurgess, . 13 GO 3QO 50 950 " i Lemon, John Cyphers, 750 ; ; 750 | " j Monroe, S. Z. C.ark, i 29 50 ; 29 50 '• M'.'shopi>en, Ahira Gav, 1 29 00 ' ; 29 00 Meboopany, T. G. Walters, 42 50 ; 42 50 " ; North Branch, Joseph Burgess, ! 13 50 ! ! 500 850 I•' . Nicholson, Sherman I'riggs, ! 61 00 ! ; 61 00 I " Northmoreland, Henry II Brown, 14 50 ! • i 14 50 I " ! Overfield, 8 I). Letter, 03 00 ' ' ! 23 00 k" Tunkhannock Borough, Thoiuas A. Miller, 43 50 i 43 51J r " " Township, Newman .Miller, 11 50 # i 11 50 " Windham, 11 VV. Keeney, 2S 50 1 • ' o-3 50 " Washington, George Atkinson, 25 00 ; 05 i)o TOTAL. 8463 00 $3 00 800 50 $36 00 8129 50 DR. RECAPITULATION. CR. o amount of County Tax outstanding for IStil A previous year $ 3597 69 j Amount Duplicates for 1562 10231 23 | Amount of Militia fines for relief of Vol unteers' tiiiuilies for i36vi-- 463 O'J | Total. $14256 02 I I Expenditure's. torn 'beolore Shiw, 9 O'J ~ ' 1 , 8118 05 fslmui Hireling, 900 r<r T; y rl{ V e ;> w ~ „ iI J 75 S22il SO .(\ Ross, Clerk to Auditors. 900 <-<• Al.p 100 H. M C Orcutt, ; f>U UO t Koss, app'td by And. Una to' } V * er " n "° A r" . 1lW, . J0 (|0 auditac'tsof I'rot Keg. A Hoc. 12 09 M- CK) , V* tepuous >ltcri n, 2IS 52 _ " Ziha I.ott, Piothonotarv. i:o ifi Commissioners. Vyo Co Agricultural Society, : $0 o0 ames W. Garey, $15703 Elections, j 555 60 ewis Armstrong, Ballanee, jq 3 ]2 Common wealth Costs, ; jyg y j tnjamin P. Carver, Ballauce, 25 ?5 A. lioadley, County Treasurer, j I 35 94 ■aneis Hough, gr, q<j FM Hepburn, Court Crier, ; 25 27 leron Vaughn, '■ 22 00 839 > 7" Refunded Orders. ! 93 at. F Terry, Clerk, j—. __ - J Conner's Inquest, j r , {,3 Nckler, District Attorn •y, ; -2 ,a r.ml Jun.rs, 31 - - j 3 futton County Attorney. .>7 !ff i averse Jurors. , 513 03 i st'te Lnn. Hoa. for M. Barry, Asses.sors, _ 50 1:1 and Lights, V 7? Hr: Igc Building and F.e (miring, £49 34 tblie Buildings. • j I Interest on County Orders, ! 254 23 1*! an I Bridge Views, Costs paid on judrn't vs. Wyo Co.: : 57 tad Damages to Win. 11. Carr, S locket mid Stationery, 46 41 ' ! 60 Constables, 1 joq p3 .li<3 D 3 ; $3606 65 $1173 93 TOTAL. J 54935 63 PAID TO FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS. fe' hn F ,', Ev '? DS ' 525 00 M K- Terre!, * 3 ftn ' ft V?'J 23 00 N. I". bickcnsnu, ii QQ i ■ cNewbury, 25 00 Ilel.-n I uni.aa, .1 XX ! I. t. Kitchen, 25 00 L. W. Averv, I() XX ' ITU M l '' 2500 I'lun. I!ronton, JJj Z ' l u . n .) a i>. 25 H) Julictt Aumick, 3<> lohn 11. Smith 25 00 J una A li-irvev, t terns D Gardner, 25 00 iiitev A Williams, 2 4 on i M '' ore > 25 00 Louis 1 Wheelook, 3XX j ... \ ! } : 1 25 00 Kliz'i Vangordcr, in ft U 25 00 I'hebe M Patton ! I A t-arney, 25 00 Susanna Kusael, 4 I I'.fw'T 1 2500 M,ria -lone 8, r, J VTW'- I *,' 22 00 Mary Evans | i V . ' 25 00 Caroline Evans, ,{ 00 i ifcr*- # • ggi iLn II t' I, M Ki-hjau;b, 27 00 ' ift P Teneyck, 25 00 /uli iM. Keeney, [J J ' II Reynold., 25 09 b. <J Wakefield, 7 JiJ ! I p 11 25 00 Sarah Smith, jo , ► 0. Reynolds 9Z fin • Oil 1 • L LriVr, 93 XX Ann Gallwpte, 4S 00 ! 1... n? M Diana Aciatns, i- (jn ; ''. I 1 0"' 2500 D.C.Bacon, 4 I orteri*T U \ 25 00 D c Barnes, °° fctfßK* gg- {?s A. Cobb, 05 00 p°i° a8 Co I rb / t ' fi 00 bos. A1 Hine 25 XX I ,V. ,hc ' ca J .. A . 22 00 •5 R -vnohls, g 0 Minervm Mar'in, JOO 'liver E Reynolds 23 XX Lncin.l:. bird, 400 ••nry Arnt, 05 XX Amanda shatter, 25 00 i LB Turner, -~5 ~a Alinma tlark, 400 1 ml W. Ingham, "3 XX w l 'i".l ulV\ 10 00 i 1M Hilling® 93 00 Elizabeth Hubbard, 14 0|) ™t M.ithewson, .>3 Amanita Uougtit, ,4 00 ' M. Gardner, 25 00 S-trah Netrton 700 j r B V.inasdall, gXX r el ! Sl lt Alcsandor 13 00 ! -ob A Thomai, g 0 '' r '■ Vi 900 ! •E. VVorJen gOO J 0 ""®-Miller, 4 00, •P. Farnatn g O - lan South , 500 | flverter barman. g,X ? rea A " j'r ' 600 eylert Roberta 9- XX Jane A ' Conklio. 6 00 ■F. Clark, ' gXX Surah Arr.t, 50Q : ■i'- Parnah, g ?.n Mry i\ HU >ert ' 000 I ' sl Wanda II 03 00 kV" n 300 t-ator Hewitt, gX Catherine Brown, 4 00 'fen Ball, gXX Atiry J Lereincr, 6 0() '"■ man Stark, g, , Sarah it. Low, 4 0(J nuel Bishop, XX Betwy Bennett. 60Q IG.Lewis, gXX .W. Harding, 25 00 "vis C. Smith, gXX I>ock Smith 25 00 1 . W. Smith, g XX 1 ednek, 25 00 c - B'lllock, gXn I>- T K ' ,a - ht > 25 CO Inas H. Farr, g Alvuh Letter, 25 00 I'lson A. J„vne, gXn Horace O'Neal, 25 00 iron Prevost, gXX Win.T. Sherman, 25 00 ■af Plattenburg gXX <} " 11 Eastman, 25 00 : Juben Plattonburg, g?X F M Eewis, 25 00 ; Stark. ? Sa*n'l lloovor, nn i * r j- V. Cole, gXX Eevi Conklin' 95 qo ! IW. llcydolde, gJJ A - E Gregory, 25 00 1 Charles Evaus, 25 00 8,573 $1575 00 i Ido her "l>7 certify that the above and f, TOTAL. ®ing County for the year ending January EDd C ° rr ° Ct BtatenM,Dt of tb < expenditures of UTTMT.J WM. F.TERRY, T v2Firs'v In - , (si v T.VALGHN, > Commtss'rs. c l6rk - J. W. GAREY, ) By Amount County Tax uncollected-.. sl-164 75 •• E.vmeratious to Collectors 246 59 " C'cnimssion to Collectors 404 69 •' Militia. Fines uncollected 428 50 " Exonerations on Militia Fines 3 00 • Col. Com'sions on " " 60 " Am't. Col. " ' 36 00 " County Tax 8692 89 $14296 92 Treasurers Account. DR. OR. To Ain't Dup'tes for '6l and prev's years S 3597 69 By Aui't Co. Tax outstan ling 84454 75 iMI I " 10231 23 "* Exonerations allowed collectors 246 59 Milt u fines ass'd for' 62 appr'ted to " Commissions allowed collectors 404 69 Relief fund 468 00 " Ain't Militia fines outstanding 428 50 Jury Fees 16 00 " Exous. to Collectors on Militia fines-* 300 F'nes 20 00 " Corn " ' .. 66 " Attorney Fee . 500 '* Treus' Commission on 812007 69 " Commonwealth costs re. eieved 3 56 aim uut receive tat 2 per cent 240 15 " L'neur'nt m ui'y on h'ndat l'st settl'nt 90 00 *' Tie.s' Comuiis.ion <>6 $10694 44 am't " Bal'iice on band at last settlement-• 1003 51 p..id out at 2 percent 213 83 " Tax ree'd on uns't'd laud f<>r'6o A'6l *l9O 18 " Paid on judgment oi A.-a Kecler vs. '' land ret'd to Corn's.•• •• 10 55 Wyoming Co debt, iul'rst & costs- • 235 96 " Amount received on loan lor relief "SsPaid on judgment ol 11. Stark vs ol Volunteers'families 1640 00 Wyoming Co , debt, interest & costs 1104 27 $17575 72 " Lncurreut money 90 00 ' Balance ou baud 769 21 $17575 72 We the undersinged auditor? of Wyoming County, being met at the Cdßkois-ioner's office in said county, do certify, that upon examination of the arcouuts o- tlsf I>-is-iru-of -ii imt>v • I. Ull dua urrj-t as set forth in the foregoing statement andtmtttbu o-V'i dt ri -f ai co in i '-.a >r;vt as s.-t fVth in thiss:ate mint The finances of sn l County are ia a much ti.-t.ci r nil.t; ,i, ,v •;n,i•-. ■• m - n"-a.u unsiouirs, than ihey were ut last scctlotno.il. lu-expea inure. ot sail 'Jji.t'y U iro a uasstnly oiou 1 irgir than last year, on account ot the amount paid to tiio families of V'oluntejrs, ni.v in tiu sjrrno of tho (Juicel Status. The account -fthe Treasurer shows that ho has atten ied faithfully t the interests of the County. The indebtedness of said County, including Loan for the U diet" ot Volunteers, will n.texieel Twenty-Three Hundred Dollars. Witness our Hauls this lOih dly of J.tuuirv, A D 1363. STEDMAX HARDING. ) . J G. SPAULDIXG. T ACDITOBS. EXECUTOR'S SALE of a Large Improved Farm. ! By virtue of directions in the last Will of James McKune deceased, lafe of Falls township, Wyoming Co , there will be sold at public sale, at the Court House in the borough of Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Penua., on Tuesday the 10th day of March 1863 at one o'clock P. M„ the following described valuable improved farm, situate iu Falls township, Wyoming , Co., Penna., bounded on the North by lands ofSpen : ecr Fitch; South by Adam Krcsky and Clark ; East by 1 uller Sickler, and William Owens, and West by Stephen Post, containing about 300 acres ■ of I "tid, about 80 acres improved, with one frame 1 dwelling house, two frame barns, one milk house, ! and two good apple orchards thereon, good living i water on all parts of the farm. j The land can be divided into two farms with ad i vantage, and will bo sold together or in two farms, Ito suit purchasers. This farm is situated one mile j from the North Branch Canal and Susquehanua riv ! er. Persons wishing information can inquire of Wil j iiam McKune, who resides near the premises, or by letter directed to Falls P. 0., Wyoming Co., Peon, or ' of A. K Peckham, at Tunkhannock Wyoming Co. 1 Penna. One third of purchase money down, an! terms ] made easy for balance. WM. MUKI NE, } JAMES MCKUNE, \ Executors of the last Will of JAMES McKCNE, deceased. . GODEV'S LADY'S HOOK L-'OK 1863. Great Literary and Pictorial Year ! I Ihe publisher of Gode'y's Lady's Look, thankful to that public which has enabled him to publish a mag ■ a/ us for the last thiity-thrce years of a larger cir.-u --la'ioa than any in America, has male uu arrange uient wiih toe most popular anth rcss in this country : —Marion Ilarland, Au hurts- of "Alone." "Hidden Path," 11 Moss Sides." " Nemesis, " and Mirsam, who will furnish a story for every number of the La dy's Book for 1603. This alone will place the La dy's Look in a litertry point of view tar ahead of any other magazine. Marion Ilarland writes for no other publication. Our other favorite inters will all continue to turni.-h articles throughout the year. The best Lady's magazine in the Word, and the i cheapest—The Literature is of that kind that can ! be read aloud in the family circle, and the clergy | in immense numbers are subscribers for the Book. The Music is all origin 11, and would cost 25 cents | ('be price of the Look) in the music stores ;but most ! of it is copyrighted, and cannot be obtained except I in "Godey." Our Steel Engravings. All efibr"s to rival us in j "his have ceased, and ive now stand alone in this de ; p irtmcnt, giving as we do, many more m l mfioitely I better engravings than are | üblishcd m any oihcr i worn. j Godey's iimnriiv-o dou'de shoct tic-ui-m plates coii ! taining from five to seven iull length Colore I hash ; ions on each plate—Other tcngasines give otiiv two Far alien 1 of any Fa-blons in Europe or America —Godey's is the only work in the world that gives I these immense plates, and they are su-h as to have excited the wonder of publishers an I the public. The publication of these plate- cost 810, 00 More than fashion platoA of the obi style, and nothing but our wonderfully large circulation enables us to give them, Other magazine cannot afford it. We uever I spare money when the public can be benefited. These fashions may be relied 011. Lies-is may be made after them, and tho wearer will not subject herself te ridicule as would be the case if she vi-ited tho large cities dressed after the style of the j hues in some of our.so called fashion magazines. Onr wood Engravings, of which we give twice or three times as many as any other magazine, are of ten mistaken fur steel. —They are so far superior to any others- Imitation. Beware of them. Remember publi cation and the cheapest. If you take Godey, you want, no other magazine. Everything that is useful or ornamental in a house can be found in Godey. Drawing lessons. No other magazine gives them and we have given enough to fill several large vol umes. Onr receipts are such as can be found nowhere else. Cooking and all its variety—Confectionary— the Nursery—the Toliet--the Lauulry—the Kitchen Receipts upon all subjects are to be foun 1 in the pa ges of the Lady's Book. We origin illy started this department, and hive peculiar facilities for making it most perfect. This department alone is worth the pri e of the Book „ Ladies work table. This department comprising, engravings and description of every article that a. ladv wears. Model Cottages. No other magazine has this de partment, TERMS CASIT IN ADAANCE,— Ono copy one year, 83. Two copies one year, $5. Three copies one year, $6. Four copies one year, ami an extra copy to the person sen ling the club, 810 Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to the person sendin"- the club 829 B ; And the only magazine that-can bo introduduced into the above clubs in place of the Lady's Book is Arthur's Home Magazine > Special Clubbinsr irith other Urafrazines Godcys Lad\ s Hook and Arthur's Home Magazine, both one year for 83 50. Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's Magazrne both one year 'or 84 50. Godey Harper, an I Arthur, will all three be sent one year on receipt of 8G 00, Treasury Notes and Notes of all solvent banks ta ken at par. Be careful and pay the postage on your letter. address L. A. GODEY. 323 Cbeftnut Streot Philadelphia, Pa Application for License. Notice is hereby given that the following nam ed persons have filled their petitions in the Court of Quarter Sessions of Wyoming County and will make application at tho noxtterm of said Court, or Tavern License. JERKED LILLIE, Meshoppen. ZIA LOTT, Clerk. Dee. 30 1862 STOVER TIN-WARE N^!^^TORY, T U N K II A X NOCK, Pa. ROSS, BRO'S. MAN I ' I'ACTI' ItE AXI> DEAL. IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TIN, SHEET-IRON, AXD Copper (iytarf, COOKING, PARL OR, AND BOX STOVES sro VE EI EE d: FUIINITUIIE, Heaters anil Registers, PUMPS, ZINC, LEAD PIPE, JAPANNED AND ERITANIA WARE, And. in Iced, evcrvlbing pertaining to their business which they offer at PANIC PRICES, ROOFING, GUTTERS and CONDUCTORS, put up, -<t short notice. JOBBING nr.l REPAIRING of all kinds, prompt ly an i neatly done. Give them a call. Tunkb. rui i.-k. Sop: JI, IRRI. J v . I ;<• 1 11 1 :ii 11 , t v r rit nxr i iu t< 1111 u ALijr, it \ AMBROTYFES, F'HQTtGRAPHS, AISU tN RRINTS, &C. \ NJ.U I'li I! RE G A I.I.FRY ha- u-• been cesv. 1 A •! in i nitkh iiiiio- k, which is su ' i wiih en t're new material the taking of Pi-tires in the Photographic Art. Ihe undersigned h.v r e-tittc-l mi i tiirni-hcd tiic Skv-Light Gillerv iu Samuel Stark ■- Brick Bio k, and is now prepared to take Pictures in the l itest and most improved style of the GOBB ASSBRTMEIT OF OASIS. IB has | u;vh ised a splendid assortment of Cases, among whi h are the Union, Band Clasp, Octagon, Oral Gilt brumes, Gilt Trays, \c., —very neat and desirable patterns—besides a, variety of plain and tap.-v ( iifi-H'c. size and description. I In- oreguing. he thinks, .<ie in !u ements sufficient o r every one to come to th* - Picture Gallery and secure one ol those " faittijiu shadows"— " U hieh light an | art with magic spell, By working together, can catch so well!" It not. tin re are other considerations. llow impor tant tii it you secure a faithful likenessof your friends and relatives ere it is too late. You have all experi enced something of the satisfaction afforded in gazing on the Picture of an absent friend ; and some of you hive known the si I j.l isuro derived from possessing the likeness e| s one loved one who has hcen laid be neath the church yard mound, and felt that "No piico could take from you A memento so cherished ; Uor. how siu'rc l the shadow. Since tha substance has perished " But you perch-iriee have friends st 11 with you whoso pi-lures you hive not yet secured. If so make it the business ol to-lay, to morrow may be too late I lien conic to Mi ■ I'ii ture Gallery in Samuel Stark's Bri a Block—third story— a few doors east of Wall's Hotel and secure one of those •' faithful shadows' ~ ALVIN DAY. TunkhaunockDec. 10, lS(i2.—v 2nlß THE PATENT PARABOLA SPECTACLES. Constructed in ae or lance with the philosophy of j nature, in the peculiar form of a CONCAVO-CONVEX ELIPSIS, I A Itiiirtl.lv ;i.) it,.*0.l to (lie organs ol siglit, and per- I fectly uatural to the eye. TIIE IJEST HELP TO TIIE HUMAN VISION. EVER INVENTED. The advantages in the u°e o' these Spectacles are that they can tie used for the greatest length of time! , either by il.iy or with perfect ease to the eve never causing giddiness of head, or that unpleasant sensation cxperieni- d in the use of the eomniou kind, - but tend to strengthen and improve the sight The manufacturer has received testimonials of their ; superiority troin the most emiueut men of all classes among whom are Hon Joseph 11 Chandler, Philadelphia. F. P Blair, lb &L G , Washington. T. Ar.'hur, , Philadelphia Dr, George McClellan, Reiubrant Peale, Artist, These celebrated spectacles are purchased by the Subscriber directly from the Manufacturer, Inventor I and 1 atcritee in Philadelphia, and are th' first genu ine Paranoia Glasses ev r offered to the people of this County—all others arc inferior imitations. For sale by P. C. BURNS, Tunkhannoek, Pa., Jan. 7, '63. Jeweller. LIME FOR FARMERS, AS A FERTILIZE for sale at VERNOY'S. lfcihoppca, MEDICAL HALL! BRIDGE ST., TUNXiJANNOCK, NFXT DOOM SOUTH OF l". M. KOOX'S. M. J. if. REBADS. PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST. JI ST RECEIVED iit tho Tunkhannock Medical Ilall, the largest au 1 best assortment of Drugs and Medicines over brought to this section of country. These medicines have been selected by the sub scriber himself, with great care, and hence be can reeotßnien I and warrant thorn as being pure and un adulterated. His stock comprises in part, the following, to vrit: DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, FANCY NO TIONS, FINE WINES AND LI QUORS, (FOR MEDICINAL PUR POSES ONLY) COAL OIL. TURPENTINE, ALCOHOL, CAMPIIENE, COAL OIL LAMPS, At.SO STATIONERY, WRITING INK, PHOTO GRAPH I C ALBUMS, TOBACCO, SEG ARS, PIPES, AND ALL THE PROMI NENT PATENT MEDICINES OF THE DAY, ALL OF WHICH CAN BE DO re JIT ON THE MOST REASON ABLE TERMS, FOR CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE. PIIA SICIANS PKE.-CRIPTIOXS accurately coui pouuied at all hours ol" the il :y and night. DR. J. W. lIHOADS, Physician and Druggist. Tunkhannock, May 14, lcG2. n4o—ly RUNNING STILLY J r T , IlE Of.I) L- i ABi.I.>iI.\IEXT of the subscriber, I J. is still in i uuuing order, through all the reverses j am panics of loruier days, since 1333, without being woun 1 up, at which place you can find a good assort ment of DYES. DRUGS & MEDICINES. as can be louud ;a the couaty, wai ranted genuine and | pure. j Boots, Shoes, Harness and Leather, as good a-'h" h ami < cheap as the cheapest, and j ail the WoKK WARRANT!!I>. j You an iror all kin . of Job Printing done to or j der, and blank- .d every- kind constantly on hand, which, in style, are not suvpi.-sed by our large or I county offices. TO THE LADIES. ro*t from your toil, and buy a SEWI3NTGr MACIIIKTE The subscriber h is also succeeded in obtaining one of the best, and most reliable Sewing Machines, for the money, n .-.v in market, viz: Davis's $45 Shuttle, and the §3O 1 r.ii.i; lin M ichines, erjuul in capacity to \\ heeler A U il-mi - 4>. >, or G rover A Baker's $45 machine, an i in >hi. •• the same stitch, which is one third s-ivi -in lap. ing ic-rc than at any other agency iu Northern Peuit-y lv.inia Leenj jiuiuess Man do yovj mm Printing ! IT WILL i'AY! I. O W E' S P A TE X T PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS. .'-'a| -t in the United States,) for sale. !'rice, from >"> to $25 tor a press. Office complete, Ir-m >.'u to Si.>. with type and all necessa ry mater:. 1 .11 an ! . .o them, or send for a circu lar of full particulars. Particui r attention is called to SPRING o RIIECMATIC ELIXER, and very effective Liniment, for all Rheumatic pains, Headache, D\pthcria, Ac , lor sale iu Mehoopany by Dr. Becke>- A Co. and Ilcnry Love; on Russell Hill by T. Mempl ; at tiuksfon by Mr. Garey; at Me shoppen by Henry .-'tan-bury. A trial of the medi cine, wiil in 11 cases, prove satisfactory. Try it, and be convinced. lIRICK : .50.000 Brick for sale. Thankful for past favors, the subscriber is determ ined, bv strict attention to business, to merit still fur ther patronage. T D. SPRING. Laecyville, Sept. 24, IS62—v2n7. HARDWARE & IRON! ■ & sum —OFFER FOR SALE — IRON, STE L NAILS AND SPIKES. MINE RAIL, RAILROAD SPIKES, ANVILS, BELLOWS, HORSE-SHOES, anb Cnglisb florsc Hails, WROUGHT NAILS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, CARPENTERS' TOOLS. (ALL WARRANTED,. 11l RS, SPOKES. I'ELLOES, SEAT SPIN DLES, CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, PIPE BOXES, SPRING STEEL, BOTTS, NETS, WASHERS BELTING, PACKING, OI{I XL) STONES ; PLASTER PARTS, CEMENT, IIAIR, SHOVELS WHITE LEAD, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, fcc , &., <kc. ALSO SASH, DOORS AND RLTNDS ON HAND IN ASSORTMENT, AND MAN I" FACTE IC ED 10 ORDER. LEATHER AND FINDINGS, Fairbank's Scales. fcrsßten, March 26, 1962. rInSJ-ly Latest AND Reliable iVewi Arrival of a SlWjf©® HOOSI, THE subscriber begs leave to inform his DBL friends and customers, that he has just rctVf from Philadelphia and New York, with the '< forjtst onb Pest Srlrrtri Stsrl if Fancy Goods Shawls, Cloaks, Sassintrres, MEN'S WEAR IN GENERAL, YANKEE NOTiOHS, AC. Ever brought to this County. He has also bought * Fine Stock of Ladies' Shoes —AND— GAITERS, HATS, and a Full Line of IMCI SUlg, bought at ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. As regards the Quality and Styles of Goods, he de fies competition. As regards Prices, he only assures his friends, that long experience in the trade enables' him to buy, and therefore, sell cheaper than any eaa else outside the city. A fair trial U all he aaka. No Trouble to Show Good*. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofer* bestowed on him, he will, by strictly honest dealing, and hereafter, a close attention to business, try la merit a continuance ol the same, John Weil. Tunkhannock, Oct 15, 1562. Ileemer's Ca>sli, STOti! at Falls. A LARGE NEW AND DESIRABLE iTOO* of Seasonable of all kinds, it new being received at BEEMER'S CASH STORE! j?A\? SPALLS. Having been purchased at PRICES for BELOW % MARKET BATES! and selling exclusively for Ready Pay he is enabled to undersoil any Store in this pari af the country. In the line of Domestic Goods, BOOTS & SHOESy —and— Groceries, HE DEFIES COMPETITION. Ilis stock of Cloths, Cassimeresj is complete. Also, HATS and CAPS, In fact he has ©Dcri)tl)ing to Supplij tlje IDootsoft^ P E 0 P L E. The HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid ft* BI TTER, EGGS, and GRAIN of all kinds, in ex change for Goods. lie returns his thanks to the people of his neigh borhood fir their liberal patronage ; and by fsfir a*4 honest dealing, hopes to merit a continuant* of th* same THE LATEST STYLES OF Fall and Winter *BGSP9B*Ot and MILLINERY GOODS, havo just been received nt the establishment of MISS LOUISA HEPBURN, on Tioga Street, opposite the Post-offloe, when wtf! be found Ladies. Chilren. Misses, and Boy's FLATS. HATS, and CAPS; HEAD-DRESSES, RIBBON*! FLOWERS, and TRIMMINGS, and everything tt the line of Millinery, which will be sold at tk4 lie* Cash Prices. Repairing promptly and neatly don*. Latßw please call and examine for tbcmselv**. Tuakhnnncck.Oet. 3, 1862—v2oII—!y
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