JpolKop From tße agonal Guard. GOVERNORS OF PENNSYLVANIA. The following interesting table contains matter which will be very useful for future; reference, and having been preparen li gnat care, it* accuracy ca;^ be FROM 1682 i 0 i Q ' b yr-V - Mi. % s ■ 1682, October, Wdham Pe I 1 acted as Governor till An? •• v"** Thomas Floyd, President, until December: 1688. Captain John Black well, Deputy Governor to 1690. President and Council to "Benjamin Fletcher, Di'pmjrwiCHpr to Sept., 1692. Wm. Markham, Deputy Governor to Dec., 3d, 1696. Wm. Penn, again acted as Govern r to Nov, Ist, rul. Andrew Hamilton, Deputy Governor to Fab. 1703. Edward Shipped, Prcsidcßfc of Gooocil to February, 1704. John Evaus, Deputy Governor to Febru ary, 1709. . i Charles Gookin, Deputy GovcrftW to March, 1717. Sir Wm. Keith, Bart., Deputy Governor to June. 1727. Patrick Gordon, Deputy Governor to June, 1736. James Logan, President of Council to June, 1738. George Thomas. Deputy Governor to June 1748. Jamilton, Deputy Governor, to Ort !>cr, 1754. Robert Hunter Morris, Deputy Governor to Aug. 19, 1756. William Penny Deputy G ivvßL r no Nov. 1759. James Hamilton, Deputy Gjvern wf c> Oct. 1763. John Penn. son of F.icLa rrT A* n. Deputy Governor to May <>, 1771. Richard Penn. Governor to Aug. 1773. i John Penn, (second;time) Governor to j Sept. 1770. Thomas Wharton, jr.. President of Execu tive Council Jo Oct 1777. Joaeph ReeJ, President to X v. 1781. Wiillam Moore, President to Nov. 1 782. John Dickinson, President to Oct. Benjamin Franklin, President to Oct. 1788. Thomas Miflln, to the adoption of the new Constitution, in 179 *. UNDER TIIB CONSTITUTION OF 1790. 1790, Thomas Mil Tin elected, reteivt-d, 27.72"> Artuur S r Clair had 2.803 Whole number, g 30,529 1793, Thomas Mitlin received. 19 590 F. A. Muhlenberg lOjUj ~ Whole number, 30,391 1796, Thomas MifKn receive^,*3ol>29 . F. A. Muhl.T-.herg ' toIlJ! Whole number, 41.031 1789, T. McKean received, £7.2 4 James Ross 22.613 Whole number, (.5,010 1805, T. McKean received, 48 483 Simon Snyder 43 644 Whole number, 82.53-5 1808, Simon Snyder received. 67 976 James Boss 37.575 John Snayd 4,000 Whole number, 111,564 1811, Siniom Snyder received, 52,319 No opposition. Whole number, 57,6u4 j 1613, Simon Snyder received "1.099 Isaac Wayne 29.566 Whole number, 81,503 J 1817, Win. Find lav received, 66.331 Joseph Heister 59,273 ' Whole number, 125 604 1820, Joseph Heister received 68.9D9 Wm. Find la v 66 000 Whole number, ■ 134.205 | 1823, John A Shu! z received 89(928 Andrew Gregg 0L221 Whole number -— ——151,149 1820. Jonn A.ShuMz reC' ; veil 72 710 John Sergeant 1.174 Whole ntirnber, 73,881 1829, George Wolf received 78 2DV Joseph Hitner 75.776 " Whole nnmlier, 129,695 1832, George Wolf received,^9l.23s Joseph Ritner 88,186 Whole number, 179,421 1835, Jes. Ritner rccc-iv.d, 94.023 George Wolf 65.804 11. A. Mu'nlenbe rg 40,586 Whole number, 209.413 UNDER TiiC PRESENT CONSTITUTION. 1838, David 11. Porter ree'd. 131.196 Joseph ltirner 121 389 Whole number, 258,885 1841, David R. Porter lee'd. 1 36.336 John Banks 113,371 Wlmle number, - -219,700 1844. Francis R.Shunk ree'd 160.403 Joseph Maikle, 156.114 Whole number, 316 517 1847, Francis R. Shunk rpe'd 1-1$ Dfcl James Irwin J28.1 18 Eman'l C. Reigart T1.217 Whole number 285 476 j 1848. Win. F. Johnson ree'd. 168.462 Morris Longsfreth 168 162 Whole number, -*336.024 1851, Win. Bigler received 186 .107 Win F. Johnson 178,070 Whole number 364,577 1854, James Pollock ree'd 204.008 Win. Bigler IGOOOI Whole 1857. Wm. F. Packer ree'd. 137 390 Davin Wilmot 146.147 Isaac Hszlehurst 28.100 Whole number, —564,137 1860, A. G. Cur'in received 262 403 Henrv I). Foster 230.239 Whole number, 492,462 1863, A G. Curiin received 269.496 G. A Woodward 254,171 Whole number, 523.667 - President Lincoln has issned a proc lamation appointing the last Thursday of November as a day of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God, for the blessings and favors bestowed upon the land, even amid tbe havoc and desolation of civil war. i WBiiiHiiii von"" aw^tnt*4.Tutit'ul of allEmil; S&*4 MaebWjW Ohl-tad to the Uiir'Ty Sewing MachuJZLha# so in any fox Hemming; 1 bng, .. 1-roidosSJir. : sithg, forth. ... oilier Family ; .-cwiniHtf'wfone thSfoa ea pa city for a great ! , variety of work it wilt saiv ail kinds of Doth, j and with all kirnli uf ihru.uU Gopf arid recent im provements miee •JiV Fiifci!'.' Seadng M i dline most relicts, "'id mo-t durable,* an 1 id*..-* c .wia:rs in ae ti. jif-rf V i'#; edd, , gtiteD, wnien is the best Hitch known. Any one, ev- j i n.yi' the n> .t or hgayr eaj < "t see, at a glance, how to n e tffoietun - A rnrouy Sewing Machine. — : ' The Elding Case of the Machine i-a pi of tinning woikmcn.-i-ip f the wont useful 1 kind. !' p;meets Fie tnaei.ii e when uot in use, and when a bent to he o; orate 1 may I e opiene.il us a spi vi- us and a! fcut.le to ru-Piin the work. — While ; • A tilemi* of Vie choice-1 woo k-.aije f|tv4ti-,' jv Fn tij " ;!!! ' vhastt st man- - ; ner phP^blo,otV-r* are 'r./lbmeu an l embolished in : 9W*,? a. | chine in r.pei tion. so a to'juigo of its-groat euritci i ty and beauty. it i ;"n-t ot pritg as p ph: r for family sewing | • "s oprr in i it factoring; mu epiues _.irc for uiuauiiictur iag udri rues I Jhe branch Offices are well supplied with silk. I •wPt. fi!:i Tit jlc Sj ui. Ac., ef the very IxAtqual- Send for a Pampscctt* TUP SAN'rFAfTFBrxtl COMPANY'. ; i*' ' ■■ , -ioa Broadway, Mew York. i I & IHiila telphia Ollice, rt IO t'hestnut St. MRS. C' T. .M'ecrj ) I J'. A. Bai: -.vci.Ej"': ( "J lia 1ia Tuaihanno k. ,D i ' Lfi jt>' iTI L* T WOOL CARDING CXI! liat-S'lit ! t ■: ■ * # . It x. AJffl v? If \ : MIC. CAMS wm L 8 Ifi i Ja a - > A j thpun it v- it! nkful f r pn.-t favors, inform i i* hepU 'li • th?i( they stiff e'Oi'inp.e the business t>{ | f F-.ir'Fng AT Tht CLD 87M IN NIfiHCLSCN mile ' "h. v the I'-epoC , Jh!r. r *• " ''ur terms for flic ensuing season j ' " ' aqc%>nlos tlie wool, in the! j pro; irtii : ohe IT,. f rt (?• nof woo! Five rents per j cent p*i di caahj..m delivery el' lolls. If tfo-re is no rraiigvy.y as 10-j }s -'groase. one and a half t , vent# pier lb. will be , a rg. • in ail lasc . I M o ngffn neg or the T i lies, n< ( •>-• ilmelr ! anda | I hj wool at home i but send us Dean; woi *ri\ giod g?e win w.-ifian! them goi.d work. .JSoir v. r. it A cox < I-: A. BACON. y-ijjr Alay lrih 1 - gv ® -AkCy i Tin fESTiLiQjp!. I r n HE su' - riber lias pa.-t ri.-cive iat his shop, over X Ilc'.kii n'-' Ffj n-e A in MESHOP Em! PA., psmft wnt constnntly kcep*on nan 1 all rhe late-t MP (BED rnnn'r; ; i!ii LjU ,u Jn iIU 0 1 It j_l U | I iAmng v;(i v|r- tf •.'•(" \l 'jftlC.' l JillVJiA fv. 1 t "T'Ar m-U ; tliem ntueuiati lidvaiice or, the ori&irin! > 0.-t 1 "y 4 TfG c V 4 rr "t- A N i*A i | j - a **, 3 tfX v'i' 3 i -and- j (stopper IVarc. ■ nil kinjs on hand auJ m ile t i order Also I'IPE, WAtIOVISOM S. \M>>!,r,l(;sf- SHDIiS FOR SALE. | The j/OI 'ddf Co kin 8 ive, F o v c st ueei), I (Elevate;l oven) w f-rth • rffcr? \ nt j 820 for Q inclt. 82" for 9 neh, , i neatly and promptly dj tg-. UFXitY BTAXBBUKY Mt.-hopp.-n. liec ltth. 1842-yvJntOly. I MRS. W OOD'S . ttiiij-RBATlil' sTiMWATise FOR WHISKERS AND HAIR. . • i: T. \Tixn-oNcbFNT \; at ranted to bring nit thij, at of WHISKERS CR A MUSTACHE ! in from three to six week a. This article is the onlu [ one . ?t!>e kfe|l used by the 1 n ach, and in Loudoy and T*nSnT ftruniWrf.iT use. It is a la- nit Ho I economical, soothing, yet stimula ting compound, adingm it by magic upon the roots, causing a ( autiiul growth of luxnrinnt hnir. If ap plied to lie s- ilp it will erne BAhDxess, and ennsa to spiing up in place of the bnid sj-ots a fino growth of ! new hair Applied a.. rding to directions, it will j turn RE i) Or liglit hair DARK, and restore gray Hair to its onginnlwlur, leaving it sott. smooth, and tic.x --i i'de The " Um.l;; . ris m artivl. ir. every gentleui mV toilet, and after one week's u.-e - M"f "•* itl'i'J '-e ivUh-ut if. : . Tp" ro-tlfcicitdy Ag. nis for the artiele i in the United Jt ties, to v.hom all orders must l.e ad- I dressed. Price O- s^.-box— - for sale by all Druggists i and Deal stfjt'of 4fe "onguenf," warranted to have th: ; sire it.by m. (Wmit} segtfiilv paciic I, on receij.f I of price an l | -t.. •a|d|l.lß. i Apilyto or address HOP,.VCE WOOD .Sogih 7'bsSi,. cor Grand,AVillminsburth.n he sub.-eril ;r. IftvS i r jfo- tha following prop- ' ertv, Those wishing to purchase raal estate can do j so at a bargain. ONE I.OT OF BAND > i tkin one nt:wef \ichMl.-oi. Depot. L*L DTK It : of sixty acref, partly in,proved, with a . good house and barn thVreoh. "Wen watered, ahd living water ruuring in the house. A GOOD GOMFOHTABLE Tr< >\r 1-7 SOLO LOW. AT SJYA 500 ACRES OF WILD LAND. XXX-iOVTiying from one to two miles from the Station,, in Tots to suit Lpyers A 1 /A OTHER REAL ESTATE at a low l\. ' j v_J figure. For terms, call on K 3."SEARLE Ag't. * Nicholson Station. D.L, AW R. It. July 29 im RUNNiNG_ STILL! T'lf? nir> ESTUfS?Thn:NT of(lhl i X is still in runnigg onlcr. through nil f,io reverses i an ! panics of feitac! 1 days', TB33, without being j wound ur, at wUiah pltfee YOU cag linda good,nsort- BOM <•;' DYES, DRUG t MEDICINES. as can be found'in the county, genuine and j pnre. Boots, Shoes, Harness and Leather, a? coo l as tho hot, .ill as ohca na* the. ohpapest, and j all the WORK \V All If AKTEI)' You can get jiil ldnds of Job Pruning done to or- ' 1 dor, and blanks of every kind constantly' hn hand, I which. In style, are not surpassed By our largo or county offices. TO THE I, A 1)1 ZP. ' your t g S3 kva;ua.o£XXiiraz3 The of the best, am! raot relftiHfe f*evin .Ma him >■ for the moi* v, now Iftmeri-.tt. vizt Shuttle, • and the *3O 1 anklln Machine*. equal in enmieity to Wheeler A Wiioifia 475, or liri.er X Baker's Mi machine, and (Cflftptg the same stR-h, which is one third say lug in buying here t'iiaa at auiy other agency in Northern I'cjyi.-ylyania. Every Business Hon do yanr own Printing ! IT WILL PAY! ho \V L' S P A '1" K X T PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS, i ('he ehc.il"? t in the United States,) | for sale. Price, from #5 to *25 for a press. Oflico ! ■ complete, from t>H> to 4!/"). with type and all necessu- i ry material Call and see them, or send for a circu ' laroffull particulars. Particular attention is called to SPRING a RHEUMATIC ELIXER, and ten- cfbefit- TJTrthnevt. for nil ilhrurffirfiit pains. Head;, he, Ifvr.t Serin, 'Ac , f.r*a!e in M hoop my by | Dr. Becker &to. and HmtjLo ve; on Russell Hill I by 'i'. Stemphs; at I'orkitu I by Mr- Gasoy ; at Me ' shoppen by Henry Staasbur.. At: : .1 of the medi cine, will in 11 easels, prove satisfactory. Try it,and be convinced. ! It It ILK I 50,000 Click far sale. Thankful for |>ast fa. >rs, the, subscriber is deterui i i.ied, by stri t attention to Lu.-inci-s, to merit still fur i thor "atrotirtgc. T D. SPRING. Laceyville, Sept. 11, !%2-v2n7. NE W GROC ELi Y —AND— Provision STOM! The S'l' -' riber hs opened n Grocery-nnd Provis ion Store in the Store Room, formerly occupied by • Thos. Usterhuut, in the borough of Tuukfiuunock, j : anl inten Is lotkecp on h.in l a good assortment til I such articles as arc usually - >ld iu such an oa'ib | lishnicnt. He intends to deal in nunc nut good goods, an 1 to dispose of them at just so small advance upon ! cost a< it i- possible for any man to do with -ifetv to i himself— being witling to share in these " hard I ; timt.4' the profits with bis euslomeni. Any ore wish- i in rto purchase any of the following articles, will do ! well to tail mi the subscriber be lota l" ,ri basing eleef Tea, Go flee, Molasses, Syrup, Kerosene, Candles, To bat-e, Snuff, iSaleratus, Sal Soda, Ginger, Pitjtper, AUopiee, itma mo n, N u t in egs, Cloves, Raisins, Cream of Tartar, Pork, White Jfftsji,.Matkerel, Trout, Nails, 0 hiss, Wheat Flour. Buck wheat Flour, Com Meal. But ter, Cheese, I'leg's, Apples, Vulvar, Starch, Pen- II o1 d e i s, 1' eu - oils, Ink. Pa per, Envel opes, ; Pocket Books, Money Purses, Spool Thread, Liner. Thread, Sewing ilk, Butt-ms, Thimbles, Pins, Needles, Shawl Pins, Watch Guard s, Buck N'kin, Cot ton, ilk, ami Lisle thread Gloves, ' Cotton and Woolen S 'ks and Hose. Boxes. Coarse, Pine, Dress and C i rele C) oni lis. 11 a i r Brushes, Shaving B >£'es, naps, &c., Arc., A!-w. n srenprn! ii"-'rtinint nf c! 4,,Tn mad" Fonts : ind Shoes of the very best quality warranted also I -"ult by ihe barrel War. xi ia ex ha ge for goods ! and tor wlrkh,'hfi hjghftgt.bi irk *t price will bo paid ; Grain of all kin Is, I'.u-kwhoat l'iaur, Butter, Eggq I'.-eawax. U'-ue>. La d, Tail w, Poultry. Fnper Rags I I'red lh aehi S. in ati . i. GEO LEIGH TON Ttmkhantinok Dec. 10, 1562. >i r.i> i ift, (i HARD WARS '-I TROX. STE I. NAILS AVF ' SPIKE*. MINE RAlf . UAILUC \D IfPIKES, ANVILS, LEm.CWS,' lIOItSHT-SHOES, Jlntm'ntit anb Caijlijl) Qarcc Hails, WROUGHT IRON, IfflllllSS' FAfID ff A E i "• >. JA?-is; CARPENTERS' TOOLS, (ALL WARRANT ED 111 BS, SPOKES, FELLOES, SEAT SITN LLIiS, CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES PIPE BOXES, STRING STEEL BOTTS, NITS, WASHERS BELTING, PACKING, GFUND STONES; PLASTER PARIS, . EM EXT, HAIR, SHOVELS, WHITE LEAD, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, iU, &r. t ,tc. t | ALSO SASH, DOORS AND BUNDS ON II AN D IN A SSO RTM EXT, AND MANI FAUTrR ED 10 ORDER LEATUEEIi AND FINDINGS, FAIRBANKS SCALES. ScrmtCP, Editroh 1563, "!n33-!y DEL. LACK. A WESTERN •RAILROAD, ox3C-A-3xrevte OP TTMB 'pT:IRT M-FI . \r, X. ■ IN' T 'JVh Icti!.1 c ti!. Trnit. - ' J will run as follows: EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN'S Leave Great Bend at 7:20 A. M. New Mi!ford 7:39 " Montrose 9:00 " Hujibidtoui- • v '■"s*s'/ " Nicnofeori 9:40 " Faetoryville 904 •' Abiington ' SCRAN TON Hi did " iMoseow lOHl' " Gouldsboro 11:07 " Tobyhujmi.. -• • 11:20 " StroudShUrg 12.32 I'. M- Mater li#p 12:48 •' COLOMBIA !;00 " j ; 25 U Hope (Philadelphia conncetion) - • I:>s Oxford 1:53 " Wiifliinjjtqn 2:10 " Jnn"fi'tit 2:32 Arrive at New York 5:30 " Philiiielphitt 8:30 " MOVING NORTH. I.eate NywA'orlt from foot of Courtlaud Street WW A'.M. Pier No. '2, North River, 7:00 " Philadelphia, fr.im Kej.aington Depot 7:10 •' Leave Junction 11:15 " W ashing! oi: s -........ v 1 oxford - 11:50 " Hope (PiiilaJelpnid cormectiori).. I'lfFl P. M. Delaware 12:13 " Columbia 1:00 ' M'ater Gap 1 :l(j " S' roudrburg 1 :Ht) " 9'obyhanna 2:42 " Gouldsboro 2:33 " Moscow 3.17 " SCKAXTON 4:10 " Ahingtoii 4:40 " Faetoryville 4:58 " Nicholson 5:18 " Ilowbottmn 5:38, " MAntro?o OrOO' " New Milfosd 8:21 " Arrive at (Ireat Bend 6:40 " T -/" These Trains connect at Great B"ii I with the Night Express Trains both East and West on the New York and Erie, aud at Scrantun with Trains on LackaVanna and Btoohisburj- Railroad, for Pittston, lvingsten and W'.ikesh i rre; and the Train moving South connects at Junction with Trains for Bethle hem, Mauch Chunk, Reading and llarrisburg. Passengers to and from New York change cars a Junction. To and From Philadelphia, via. B. D. R. R., leave or take cars at Hope. For Pittston, Kingston and Yt'ilkes-Tarre, t ike L. A B. R. It. cars at S ranton. For Jpssup,' Arehbald and Cariondale, take Omni -1 bus at Seranton AC CO MOD A IKJ .V TRAIN. MOVING NORTH Leave? Seranton 9:30 " Abtngton 10:35 " Fagtoryville 11:00 " 'N?eh"|on 1 l:3'l " [ Hoj4iottom 12:1.5 I*. A1 Jlontros6 12:15 '• New Miller I 1:20 " Arrives at Great Bend 1.43 " MOVING SOUTH Leaves Great Ben 1 2:10 I'M New Milfor l 2:35 ' Montrose nib 5 ' H ipbotto- 24:45 " Nicholson 1:15 " Faetoryville ":!3 " Abington "10 " Arrives at Seranton 6.30 " Til's Train leaves Seranton ait r the arrixal ofthe Train from Kingston, and connects at Great Bend with the Day Express Trains hotli Hast and West on New York arm Erie. JOHN BKISBIN, Sup't. Superintendent's Office ) Seranton, Nov. 25. ISGI. PROSPECTUS "riie'ajt," imMnisPir!! TO BE PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY L\ TILL: CTTV <)!•' IMISI, VRLLPHU, BY A. J. < i LOSSBHENXKK ii cb>. A J. oi.osannrxNfti rnxvcta ,r. r.ervn. 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The present statu of the preparatory arrangements warrants tfie oxpeetalifm, th it the first number of the Daily v. ill appear before the elo.-e ofthe coming month, (February, 1563.) The Weekly will be is sued soon thereafter. TEII MS. DAILY. Per Annum, - $6 00 Sis Months, 3 09 Three Months, 1 59 topics (ieliv :red at tho counter, and to Agonts and Carriers. 2 cents each. WEEKLY. Per Annum, ' $2 00 Six Months, 1.09 Three Mouths, 50 Teu Copies to one address, 17.50 Twenty " ' " " 32 00 Thirty, " " 45.00 i fl° Payment required invariably in advance. Address, * A J. GLOSSBRENNER A CO. 430 Chestuut Street, Philadelphia. January 26th, 1863 TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES— BSCRETB FC. THE MILLION ! A most valuable and wonderful publication. A wo. of 100 pages, and 30 colored ongra ings. DII. 11U? | TEK'S VADE MECUM, an original and jHipuh j troatise on Man and Woman, their Physiolog , fuue | lions, and Sexual disorders of every kind, with Nev er-Failiug Remedies for their spoedy cure. 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Mathematics. ! A J WArseA, PtoretKOi'iff Practical ami Omament i i.l Penmanship, < torn ink fetal Calculations and Cor respondent. J. J. CiAssistant in Bookkecjnng ! Department. LECTURERS.' I Hon. DANIEL B. DICKINSON, LL, D Lecturer on Com- I uicrcial Law and Political Economy. Hon. IL'.IMO* ItAi.ctor, Lcoturertm*Contracts, Prom j i.-ary Notes and Bills of Exchange. I Rev. ]>r. E. ANKUEWS, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics. Students can enter at any time; no vacation. Graduates are presented with an elegantly engraved ; Diploma. Usual time required to complete fullcom j Luerru I course, from Bto 12 weeks. Every student I is guarnntaed to he competent to talte charge of the i books of any business firm, and qualified to earn a i salary from §61)0 to 81500 per annum. A A-t inee rendered to graduates i.i ohtaiuiug situations. Board $2 00 to S2 50 per week. for particulars send tor Circular, enclosing stamp. u5-ly. TRY Til id NICHOLSON MILLS!! -oTTcr: t'-.i (NEAR BACON'S OLD STAND.) r IIIS Mill has been lately re-fitte l ami all the X modern improvements added and is now in : charge of TS/LFL. 3B^2uCJO2Nr, of Nieliolson, Wyoming county, one of the best Mil lers in ;he country. Particular attention paid to C sistoni Work, a ■ - which will be done on short notice I ALL WORK WARRANTED, and if not fcltnffnc ! torilv done may be returned at the expense of the ! subscribers. ! I FLOT'R of all kinds, MEAL and FEED constant ; ly on hand and for sale, at the Lowest Cash prices 5 '"*?* C vsh or floor paid for grain at the Highest Cash price*. S. P BACON'. Proprietor 3%T El "W O S3: j%- I *** ■ - Si Cj 5K . 1 Ci t J® MANUFACTOY! j The subscriber bus just opene 1 a new Furniture ! Cabinet and Chiir Manufactory in Tunkhannock. J next door to C. M. Komi'.- grocery st rc —where are | kept on hind an i manufactured to order: I 'I'ABLEo ot all sires, patterns, and s yles. ' HAMtS i !n< -<. at, M ig-nuttoin, and common, j 111 Kh VI ,Sol all styles, .sizes, and prices. BEDSTEAD"?. Coir ig- and common. CENTRE TABLE?, WORK ?T.\NT)S, BOOK CASES, and iu l 1 every tl.ing which can be found j in the largest furniture tblishtiieuts in the country, [ which lie wil sell at pri.a s as low as they can be bought in any town out.-idc of the citic. Being sat isfied that ho e.an compete, both in workmanship and prices with any establishment in the country, he so li its the public patronage REPAIRING of all k'nds done ia a neat, suistan- ■ tial and workmanlike manner. N. B.—Old cane-seat ehairs, new-seated and re- j paired. I NDERTAKING. —Having a Hearse of his own, and having hid mu h exjierien e. he will attend to this department of flte 1 usiness on short notice, and iu a satisfactory manner. ABRAHAM TT A AS. July 16, ISo 2. —vhid9ly Traveling Public! A33Q i TO accommodate por-'oru wishing to go by public j conveyance from this place to any section, or re- i turn, the undersigned continues to run a laine OF t ¥ li ft W f to and from Fa toryvtllo Depot, leaving his hotel at 6 o'cl .ck, n. m , arriving at Faetoryville :u tiuio for Trains to (!3rcat pen&, £crauton, llnu-ljorh, awl PHILADELPHIA. Returning, leaves Faetoryville on tho arrival of the New York, Philadelphia, and Accommoda tion Train from Great Bend, arriving in Tunkhan nock at 7 o'clock, p in. N. B All 1 press matter, packages and goods will he conveyed to and from tho Depot. at reasonable rates; the proprietor holding himself responsible for the safe delivery of all such entrusted to his care. Towanda stage arrives at this hotel at 12 o'clock tn. Returning, leaves at 3 o'clock, p in Stages for Pittston, Wyoming, and Wilkesbarre leave on the arrival of the Towanda stage, and re- 1 turning connect with the same. Montrose stage leave* on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 "Mrs'k, u. m.. connecting at Montrose with spigrs for Linghamton. JLc Returning, COUIIVAS with stages lor Wttatou, Towau ia. Ac Persons wishing to lie called for at their residence!) will be accommodated by leaving their names at the hotel of the proprietor. •, ' Horses and Carriages in readiness toforward pass- ( engerf at all times. i T. B. WALL sept 21—v2n7. ; _._ . V J} V THE peculiar taint sir - i - <- infection which we c*l| SCROFULA lurks I® the constitutions of Sv multitudes of men. It \ either produces or ig Tjy- 1 produced by an en . feebled, vitiated state v|;7 of the blood, wherein y, * s that tiuid becomes in conu>etcnt to sustain J ,hc vita! torccs n their vigorous action, and leaves the system to fall into disorder and . decay. The scrofulonn contaniination is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, disordered digestion from niihealthy lood, itnptre air, filth and filthy haliits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by i the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin, ! it i hereditary in the constitution, descending ! '• from pttr'nN to children nrito the third ana 1 fourth gctmra ion ; " indeed, it seems to be the ro l of Him who says, " 1 will visit tho iniqui ties of die fullers upon their children." The disease.; wlii'-h i: originates take various names,' according to the organs it attacks. In the lm u-. Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally Co;.-a:tion ; it: the glands, swellings which sir purUe and become ulcerous sores; in the sto in:' li and bowels, derangements which pro duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com plaints : on the skin, eruptive and cntawmtta iific'dipns. 'Jliese ail having theyarfe •origin, re [ture the same remedy, viz purification and invigofation of tlie blood. Purify the blood, and" these dangerous distempers leave you. With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can not have health ; with that "life of the tlesh" healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease. Ay or' 3 Sarsaptirilla ; is compounded from the most effectual and j dotes that medical science Ims discovered for this r.ftlicting distemper, and for the cure of the J disorders it entails. That it is far superior to any other remedy yet devised, is known by all ; who it:;-, a given it a trial. That it does com ! bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon tli cla-s of complaints, is indisputably proven by the great multitude of publicly known and remarkable cures it has made of the following diseases : Kirg's Evil Or Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erup tions, Pimples, Blotch.es and Sores, Ery , sipelas. Pose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum, Scald Kead, Coughs from tu berculoui deposits in the Dings, White Swellings, lifcbiljty, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and : Syphilitic Infection?, Mercr.i-ial Diseases, Female Wsaknseser, mid, indeed, the whole j series of compl-iiiits that a;.' c from impurity i of the blood. Minnie reports of individual j ea-es iuay be found in Avi.nLs AMERICAK AI MANM*. wlti ii is furnished to the dniggisU fur gratuitous distrilmtio'i, wl.ertin may Lo • learned tie- directions fir its use, and some of j the remarkahi ■ cures wl.i li it has ntatle when ' ail other lcivedics hi d failed to afford relief. • Those ta-e.- are purjiosciy taken from all sec tions of tire country, in order that every reader j may have access to some one who can speak to I him of its benefits from pcr-oral experience. ! fsenofula depresses the vital energies, and thus | leaves its victims far more subject to disease an ! its fata! results than ore healthy eonstitu- I tion?. Hue if tends to shorten, and doeu ! gicath' si: et -n the average deration of human In • . ■ va-t i iprc.'t.n.-e of these fonsidera ! Tim: !>.. • h-! u- to spend years in perfecting a : roin-dy which i- ad qo.tte* to its cure. This we now .-le i to the public under the name of An n's Sw:-\: I :M.A, nlthoitgh it Ls com p )-ed .f iagte-!" ' . utile of which exceed tho ist of s /.s i/ mi' i in alterative j>ower. Bv it- . ! yo i may p t yourself from thefiuffer i-:g c:t-l d-i'e.cr of ord- rs. I'urgc out , the l ni'. corrupti-nis that rot and fester in the : Liood ; puree oift the cmitcs of disease, and vigorous it . w..l iollow. IJy its peculiar virtues this le.iTaly siinm'atus the vital ftinc tiou?, : 1 tii'.i- evpeis tie distempers which lurk wh in the system or burst cut on any part of it. We knew the public have been deceived k many . omp'.rmis of Sirsupariifa, tlmt promise niti h -.tit! did tc! —r; but they will neither d'cenc l rtor l : - rq tnted in t!:;.?. Its virttfc have been proven by abundant trial, and tbert remain : t itpt'-s ' mol its stt, px-.-ing excellence for the cue of t: •• : fflicting di: eaea it is in tend d. to u- U. Ai'.'.tot:- i under the same vame. i: is a v .- . -.cnt toed it ine from any oilier v. hiei. it a.- la'cti bctore the people, aud u far !•:■• v •;! -ta d than any other which boa ever been av.iilc.ble to tltetu. i i EPL-3 CHRRRY PECTORAL, The World's Great Remedy for Coughs, Cclds, Incipiont Cou siunption, and lor th 9 relief of Cocsxtmpt ive patients in advancod stages of tire disease. This has been so long used and so univer sally known, that wo need do no more than it-sure the public that its quality is kepi up to the best it ever lies been, and that it may be iviiedmm to do all it iias over - done. l'repared by Hit. J C. AYI it A Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, I.owell, Mass. Sold bv all druggists everywhere. 8. Stark, Tuukhannnek ; T D. Spring, Laceyvillo Harding A Co.. Nicholson : E & J Frear, Factoiy ville. and bv dealers in Medicines everywhere. 1 J. G, BECEEH All CSMFASY HAVE JTST OPF.XKD A SEW DRUG STORE opposite the residence of R. R. Little Esq., on the Corner of Tioga and Warren Streets, in Tunkhao nvk Borough, where can be had all kinds o DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDIGTNKS, DRUGS ADD MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND M DICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICAL? CHEMICALS, CHEMICALS, CHEMICALS, CHEMICALS, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, DYE STTFFS, DYE STUFFS, DYSTUFKS, DYE STUFFS, DYE STTFFS, PATENT MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICIFES, PATENT MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, P \TENT MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINER, PATENT MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, with evervthing usually found in his line. |3f*Pres#riptions accurately filled ; and all order* promptly attended to F 1 Dr. J.C. BECKER & CO. Tunkhannock Pn. May 6th. 1963 v2n381 " HOWARD ASSOCIATION, lIIIILADELPHI A. L"or the Relief of the Sick ,V Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases, and especially for the Curt of Diseases f the Sejruai Organs Medical advice given gratia, by tho Acting Surgeon Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea or Soiuinag Weakness, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs and on the New llemediesemployed in the Dispensa ry. sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelope fme of charge. Two or three stamps for postage wul be acceptable. Address, Dr J- SKILLIN HOUGH TON, Ahting Surgeou, Ho ward Association, NoOly Ninth Street. PbilaJolpbia P*> BUOJy,