0 -* hit •' * 'T. P. |)
"V - >!-;•' ol rratiH, June
• i isai.
-3sC. jr> ...:-~a -a.- ■! _
J ukaT e soi CUWAHD !
j IW-eu- J Aecom- I \
s ger. I I g- | inodn- |
UHK < ' j . toot. !
pf M |P.M. ! lA. HI. P. M. I i
STATIONS
"i 00 Bv4l Great 7.10 .' 20
iio3 ti.-Tl TiTew Milliard ">9 -•
I .1 6.0t) JI >urr*wo • 5,21) 3.!0
h&M S3S&7& j
T D io -iJ°. d irk'- 9.4s 6,00
#*s- H5 srVtvrON l'•"•'■) 0.30
Jra&P***' iM
',.... 231 Won! Isb-no 11.26 ••• se
® ... f J 4i< T.v?.-. li inna 1t.40 •••• ce
< ... 2 20' V'lk ••••>
r? -fv -I# 0 vkl i'i t 1217 "
s *' 2 !.'46 Ilehryvilfe * 12.73 •••• _
".. A .25 sfiriG'uev iiv ■ 12.4 5 ■'••<
~■• Li c,Uuu.M'urg 12,"1 ••••2
td ..a'-pos >r.itct'o-iD i,j ••••==
.... 12,17 Mount Bethel 1,21 ••••>
1 ... ■?>**, yi|.,n-.irc 1"0 S
..A 1 ■'!0 Jhonn!;a Chunk" 153 ~
*".... ■* t"2 02 Pitjgevil'o- • ••*••• * 2. 1 ■••■>>
yi..., 11.51 -P-. ori 2,15 ••••.-
.... U. 38 Washington 2,2s
1 ~2l Xv Hampton •••• ) ■ •••
A- M P M. ••••
•be Iasei gVr f' shi V rthwaid
I< .4 e ll'i r >o He orrn ai of th" fcl "1
* fTiv s v r?W ° ? 0 4. M , and
M VVI.MvA flit '.VK n the arriv :il of the Tram
w i:ib leave*Pß IL.ADKLPIiI A Kensington De
a *l3 ,i M At SUE ANTON thOTra in
ir-aii; j ...* e, ruvtk'j\s with tram.- o tbo B VJiv*
AW\vv \ * IVfOOM.YIWFO at; I DEI YW \ttl .v
HfcjDsO." t 01l a , .•)<•! it Un it L. i' i with the
>lai, TiVin ti>„- Erie 15 nlw ly g.iug West.
Tie l.i'<wei!gpi'fiii s iuthu ar.l
Leave? Gie.t I!- I ilt-r t: o arrie.il of the Cincinnat
K'Swo tie West, 1-n'vtui nt .-•ro-tr.n
witn It .niF'in k'ti l l.ro ktwoitis Imrl ltl(Vi:u>lnjr
anh Deli-w.ifw iim ritt i- " K ■' rA.l' ; at M inn .k •
w' b•• >c train f - I'h'l uielf-alli, tin. I at
X itr t! itiiiMnav&fe Ti in- for N" \• *rlt. tie I •
biiih V-Ui nt.'Sltafri."! , ' r -. - v ' i' iss •ttiivf r>y ttiis
Tr.ir. > - Y . V".'U t 5 " r> . in 'Philailelpoi.i
at tiy'J. l r e2O P. M.
Thr \c otiim tii ~tlnll T'aiii
> -*■ . r -.- i 4 ~i [>n I tih the Daa
j,; N West, by which piiswngaii Hrltre at
j. i. f tttA .^sS*:n■.*,* Ihc same '!*
!i .vv f.it (jeii'itfftcr the arrival ot
th'°s 2 " r|M " 2 East
J-1 I'.i-- A-' Tram" on the Erie Eaihyay
:>>L' .it G. 1 ' Pel. 1.
•" \VATTS COOKE. Suj't.
R A. lirX'liY, Ccn. Hit Ajject;
I
CHICAGO TIAIKS.
UEfy. ,;iVt.F.!.!.AVS IvEFOUT.
, A (J ii L A r U D I r I 0 X .
form (eoj-e j
covrr-.) (l: V Vi't'l Kl.l.A\'s R'reiir a origin"
t fiiMiiitt -i| to the \\ .n: In (>ait.vaeiit, 11y him
this law liK-utMut of ti. m ey ra.irlit %ry pub i
•.nfereit, it ■ tf'.i t, 1 ; ,i t . min-rs 1' ."nvilfarii n i
fit Ho rat |ly • ••••>• nan, wmil'n aril vhi!
u ih" counti v. it is sujijilie'i a? in .ops at
I 2 n0..-, s 5.5,0f
° a
y%. .<<>
>• >x\:i, ii.. *
P si'ikb iapy SO.OG
2 e . <>
" 4 • ?'>
' 14
'• 1 J "
• • T '• <• ivj
" .>fj " *••••, 1 io
IChieU in tUi uitsnp most preji • •!.
i'I'OEEY £ WOEI'EV,
oi Cm<?Ai3i Hi.
' '■A L i ~310DE.~
TIIK I, vri 'HUM SEW VORh.
c
MR v A. r:. STUSK. T CAE- PT.E V-T'EE TV
n *f.f a hiiu; hr a uuis .i t! p Invlies p. n
rn.lv, ihNt ...c* his • oiv -l nl is stilt receiving 1
larao .in-y yr-'l s Js. to t as. '.tawut- 1 !
PR I AS D UMUIi LI < DS,
c MJS. IS. lUV\ HIBUOSS,
El,0iI>, j i.A {!(.!{-. lAI Lb. llllAlf
1> 1< an i, in shirt all art 1 s usually |
found iu ' w
s f , -,-.>y yy | | y>" v r fti'i "I I i
V i J JLI UA El LI IL |T JL U 4 111 •
h so'i. its fr no ill ri'n'itrinff (iOniW in i
her liu', lie? 'e wout has hi % elsa-who.e. Mis St.ai ;
emi fc i f iut. lat tli Jo,use fvn un-rlv o- euj.ieil by Hen.
rj St-.r't in the b iruWgn ..I fa iklia mo k. ready and j
■tailing to serve .ill i*tto in .y favor her vith a call.
MA AT UA-M AKIXG.
h-yvs:
TL.. . fL ,2i a /&? fc -XV J. AS. aliZ, Aid UTi. ?
.iat a 1 t m . a ill ej.. ;i nod to lit and M ike
oe-.es in the !•; ••? ■n l most *pj>rr.ve4 manner.— j
i ititv your e tl' - before purchasing elsewhere, we j
-in tin
Jv"S| eei fuilr.
MRS A O STV.EK.
Ai ril 27. P' i
T II E
CAMPAIGN AGE.
■THE: PL bl.icU E!l- OF
I II F. PIT I V, A P EI.P IT r A A G E
Jt ■ '
II i.-'O* a Cimai'-'n. >'n •t f the ]1 nmriti
.i. ' i '.l is • rv'niivV • ■ i
! • will he i.ruru l -*ti i I • r.e she-.-t t-f tino white
t, i.t su. it an . : *>:' irnny it wit ( in tin
ft V:l, It "i,' tr |i it the n mm-.-sof the
' i ai e r bo fSvnPcin i,i. tlfe f.itj pru eo l I
, s . r viii h •;i pu .ti.h-d in 'ts -(on i.n.s It
1 lli*..i ty. K, i'o lij.- ol the. wiii.e in in.
r'ptly i!! t'io cni'-t 'iiif.in. ! ri -'i's
v ae •itire'i. no • t'icr from irhai quarter thev I
*l# ill"
/' e fir-t him mt iv"i' ic e.-ncT lismt the sth i f
• HJ'vt. The vh"' ( . km nhor w'tf 1,. thir con fi-
L'fV'h I'lftli l WPekic, unri' the Pri Si h-Liti.i
'•en Mien suit ct e'. \ h will !•> ~ nfained in
• •*(!* ntfei cr Deal . • smi f'on-erv itivc
C .untv UoniiilT'fi es ' s 'lis ail ! ,•) iriti-r
-lin the ,o-- . ■•. invite.i to en-operate in th
I . Hfa'MeW el '
. THECAMPMG:: AGK.
f **"
T R t< M S :
A Hi
'*■ €AV P \TOX \fE. of thirteen Nimbm.
* *l44+', CHii# ii i th# s.iriM. ' f if p,,nig.
VXAJ. is Ot'not j-s.. than 2* to ftne ad irtss 43ctr
S Ci.i-Binf not !c--s tl.au 50 to one ftdiretur 45
li < e ii-h
h ioul iM oivi anve cb r ler. and VH !
:: K'lh- WIRE HE MADE IN ANV CA'-E /
' M THE ABOVE TERMS. ' i
* italM kh -yl I b eu in ifi jiediafelv to
GLOSIiItKI V \ ICR A. AVkIABJI
ia Chestnut
PUl#4#l|k P
It LKi iER A. FAAI.IA iEWIXt) M
i, "'iSSu i:2,"tiS
r,t 'i';l tSr'i'lt jAiiw M=S U""' '' v, ..'''2 r 2 V' lb *
11 V ' .Ih r Fuuitv Fewinx Maoh ne bas so |
S,'; fafcl ri!-H m. ts Sir Heium.n* Bin Hug. Fgl- I
" . 'TuSSp. iL'theiing. Umttrmg B. a.J.og, E.u (
;.| lenne IV- Hug. an iso forth. No other Family
C in. \i .eh-ne has so nun-h capac.tv for a great
S t;Sv of wITk It will row 111 kinds „f cloth,
Vi. i V-th .111 - 111-It Of thread. Great ami recent iut
|. n vomcots m■ kc our I anniy Fewiug Machine most
'i. v|.|c and Hirst iiuv 'de, and most certain in nc
tl„n at -11 rtves of speed. It makes the interlocked
h, which is ihe best stitch known. Any one, ev
cn ihe most ordinary capacity, canee. at agl :nce. ,
how to use the letter A Family Sewing Machine ;
our Family "tewing Machines -.ro huisbed in cliriste
and exquisite style
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a
piece ot cunning workmanship ol the most useful
kind 1' protects the machine when not in use, and
when about Co he operated may I e opened k a spa
cii.us an I substantial table to sustain the work.—
Wailo some ot tile teases, made out ot die choicest
iv , N. arc finished in ih" simplest and eh istert man
ner |s.i.dhlc t others are adorned an.l oiubelishcd iu
the most costly MII i nperb m nic.rs.
It i. Ibs- Intelv n't essarv to s, r the Family Ma
chiti'' in "I oration, so as t > judge ot its groat oapaci
tv and beauty.
' It i. fast beci tning as popular for family sewing
as our m in 'fa taring machines arc for manufactur
ing purposes
Ihe idraucb Offices are well supplied with silk.
tvvi=', thread, needles, oil. 0r.., '.'the very bortquhl
ity.
Send for a PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MAN GF ACT EKING COMPANY.
■133 Broadway, New York.
'■ * Phitaillpliia Office, HIO Chestnut St.
D.*A. sJimintSJ* i -4st' i Tt,.kii.innocV.
—AND—
Six-o-p.
G 1 lIE >ub- ri'-crfc -jut received at his shop, over
i Hiiukni.M-D'.- S'ore. in
MESHOPAEiM PA.,
u:. v.... exn.sT.iß ly kiep or. band all ihe latest
KPROVED mm srvss
,\v ng wht. h an- th" " CALORIC," MINER, and
' : MON" patterns, with PARLOR STjYES and
'{,..,tc! •• ut t . • ,\v .le? ription. wnivh he offers for
Er&.ostcLy'
it prices that vvil! d< fv cumj i tition
lii -.-MV"- " .-.ought dir-.-tiv ot the M ihuf icttir
,t \ LJS \NY, WiriKi SDAKRE. PROVIDENCE
11: • SiT".ANTON lie is theref'.ire en tiled to gc'
hem at a - n • U tldvct, e on the i Hgtnal viist
TEN, SHEET-IBON,
—AND—
Copper Ware.
•;! kinds on h-L : a:, made to order Also .
'£l'. tV.VCItN >i > XN V V If M.I <il
-SItilES POH > AI/E.
The popular Gin'king Stovey
ro r 8 t U " * n,
Ed. -.• ed oven) i i wf .r the first, offered at
>2• f r • ill. li A.5 for 9 'ii 'b.
fiE'PAHHHu Mi o JOBSiG
urn' JIU a pr< i.Mptiv d. ue.
HENRY S'i AX.-LEUY
M I- ; ] on, De" 17th, I°'j'2—v2iilf)!y.
?Si iJYIS LSU7ES3
-pHF. HAS HAD IN SUCCESSFUL
JL (((.leutioii. for SvV"ra 1 veurs a
T'f 77 ra 'D TV T) 7T
ill X) Xi ©Sil ± i
rr-<o-w^TV3D^v,
vh-re ol the must Epprovil and rare kinds of
FRUIT >9r ORWAMENTAI TREES t
<hiu be obtained.
Being "onv d'-ed ftnm experience that hjs Trees
■; JMantswill give far be tter s iti.fa "th nto the
Fruit-grow# J of Wyoming County tb vit any grown
<ii oth r tuoaiilics. he coulilou fy solicits their patron*
li" wii make annua} visits e tti-r in per.-..n or by
hi to 11.. •-' of i lie townships of Wyoming Co ,
itu I • • vs •' 'i; it his spe irnoi < may be examined
ui i . - :.e i ■ lad ilea ling uc le ted
■- t y 1 tr-r ormhiiwi-e. for Trees vines or
p. .-. i! \>c pwimptly attended to.
' i.o.G-Jy. D. HARK INS.
HARD WARE & IR0?T
i HUNT SRO'S A SLAJB
OW OFFER FOR SLE
IRON ST P. T . NAILS AND SPIKES. -MINE
IvAIl-t KAILRCaD -ITKES. ANVrL.S,
BFLd.OTi S. PLAIN .v CONVEX
IfOU>K-SHOKS. HAM
MERED HOKSE
XALLS.
WROUGHT IRON,
IflllUS' lOIIAIE.
a
CARPEN
TERS' Tt'OI.S,
(ALL WARKANi f D.)
HURR SPOKES FELLIES SEAT
SPIN DLLS. CARRIAGE SPFTNGS, \XLfiS
P'PK RONES, SRRTNG <TEEL
BOTTS, NI TS. WASH
LRS BELTING,
PACKING,
GRINDSTONES;
7 I
PIASTER I
PARIS, <EAI ENT.
HAIR S toVEI.S, WHITE LEAD
FRENCH WINDOW
U i.Ass, Ac., Ac.,
ALSO SASH. |
DoOU- AND BLINDS
ON U AND TV ASSORTMENT
AND MAN LFACTI'RED AO ORDER f ;
,Enaw ; te A : t i-ii"! tu • '
LEATUEEH AND FINDINGS ■
" 7 c
SCALES.
'S Z.l* NB
oc*p ktrtfc ♦§ lty tIb3R—
i( < pills/ J
P R0 C L M A T I 0 "8 ! j
TO THE LAD ICS J.IJ
pot h . M a rri ed' a rt Single.
THE DIM ST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES.
DR.CIIEHC6MAK 3 FKMAI E TILLS
Will iran^<fi.lteT/relieve?without pain, all disturb-"
aote <.f the periodic trfsoha'rge, whether arising tri.in
rduxtion or suppression. They aet like a uharm in
removing rho pains that accompany difficult o.im-.
too lerule menstruation, and are the only, safe uild
r diable remedy for Flushes Sick fleadHche, Puins
in the Loins, Back ami Sides. "Palpitation of t! e
Heart, Nervous Tremor.*, Hysterics. Sp istns, Broker
Sleep} aud >ther utipleas. Nt and dangerous effects gf
an unnatural cftti lirt.n, of the sexual functions'. fn
the WOT. si . AES OF Fluor Albus. or Whites, they ef
fect imspcedV euro.
t'r?. VdILESr.M W'S FEMALE PILLS
H i-e hec'n used OVER A QUARTER OF .-f CEN
TURY. They are Affwred as the only safe me >ns ot
| hut I/adtiis muft
bear in viihct That Ihtrt is one condition of the je
rn-ule system' i/t tchtch. the Fills camot he laden
m iih out product nz a I' E C ULI A U li ES I El'
The condition referred to is PR EG if A TICY —
the rebut'. MIS OA RE lAG £, Such is the irresist
ibte tendency of the medicine to restore' the sexual
Junctions Iqu normal condition, that even the pro
ductive poreer oj nature cannbt resist it TULA*
OAN NOT DO HARM in any other way.
DH.CIIFESL'M.IN'3 FEMALE PILLS
Arc the on'.y Mcliclnc lhg.l MA Kill ED AND SIN"
OLE L iDlt'S have relt< I up n for many years, or
cnrflcihy up n now. EE WARE OF IMITA
TTOPIS ! The.-v PilHto'ip the Fined preparation
ever :ut ftfripard with JMAIEDLATD anil PER
SISTENT SCtCE*? BOX'T' RR 'DPCEIV-
I KJ>. JilUe titii to yo.ttr Druggist,
a • tell bin- :k it vhn irnnf 'the 1 PP. Mi and rrfr/st
R flf ABLE FEMALEMEpICIXE IN TEE
\r r 'KLP, which "is comprised in
DR. CIIEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS !!!
They have received, and are now receiving the
- auction of the urnst eminent Physicians in Amer
i-y.
LNI'LDTT DIRECTIONS wi-h each Box--the
pi a, e, (hie Dollar per Box, containiug from 50 to
' J 60 l*i ID.
j pi -cni hy mail, prnmpiyl l.y remitting the
; price to toe l'tvirwjiur.-. or any authorized Agmi_.
1 i;i cUtrvCt fun is.
. •,i > ■ ' 5
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS CtNERAtLY.
HI TCIHNiiS <i IHULYER, PKOVRIKTOU'K,
81 Cedar Street, '■ ere York
T %/' Sold in TauKuaimock, l>y J. W. JLvmas. in
Mo tr.ne, by AP.< iuru il, iu So run ton hv L. S.&
i; C Filler, in Factory villa by all Druggists
?3 2- €U €3
) * * *
, Worth of Goods
i| ARRIVING AT THE
" i:r '
RTow Store I
AT MILL TOWN, PA. f
i
Xow is your time to pursliase
*II,K GOODS,
DKY GOODS,
lIAKDWARE,
(IUEESSWAKE,
GLASSO ARE,
' HOOTS & SllOF.*'
, H \TS A TAPS.
And a Variety of other Articled too
.Numerous to mention,
i
. Cheaper Than hirer
C. SHERWOOD,
Has received direct lroui the cities ot
PHILADELPHIA. & HEW*
The Largest, Cheapest and Best
ssortment of
Fall ami Winter Goods
(purchased entirely f<sr Co. . V<*Y offfrcd In MITIL
TOH'S, which he is sellio/? at
| UN COMMON" LOW PHI CES !
Ilis /S'tock, which he intends to
Imp always Full, embraccsc very* 1 -
tliiiig wanted by the People in this
1 1 Place, and customers can at all times
j rely on tLo rtieles tliey may I
' want at -Satisfactory Prices. eis
i nof to be'undersold bv any, find asks
' the Public to call and examine liis
! STOCK. e would a t k the LDIJiS |
ot call and Examine liis Assortment oi
i LADIES' DRESS GOODS!
I
l AND V A N O Y A R T ICL If S ,
!
(IF U Hit H 11E HAS the FIRST CHOICE.
j
POSTSCRIPT.
i . L
His stores at FAVTON ENTBE and
I lIWA-UKIF —nuikintr three in all, '
qre also in full blast, thereby ena
bling him t( keejp up a, is- |
Ortment io.&a.u, ti 10
C. SOLJjHi'C r 4C j
Nov Pi. ,1563 | f
Do VmrfVTSn TO BE CFRFT> ?-DR Br'
CI I.AX'S ENGLISH .iPWIk'FIC
in 1 -i tTit-n 30 d.ivs, ihe worst case* of KBnYOLS-] T
N'E-S I niT'otpn,*,, "Prtfmsi flirfc lAy, Sotiiinn 1| „
W enkness Tnsmity art fnH * rnn ifyr Sexual and e
N -ri 4- VtljscMwnt. rw> m>t t- r ftitkiu .vlfr^cwtse>#ro-~ ( ;
-du'cd* iy*, perjft*. Ftirf.iistnftliU
by miiT, on receipt of an ord r.. One Box ill ner
feet ihe cure in haft CUSPS Ad IrCsS " " '
JAMES S. UfTLER 1
General Agent, 4UI
v4nl 3B: k* PP e^;
KtlttM EUUOI'E •
I .TIJ •IM ft % w■■ n W of.
' Is FIDRC confinnaforr OF FBTIAEF REPORTS (hat TIIK
Dl ' L'-CH HAVE POMEhsION OF AiOL
t.AN 1).
It is also nnthoritatiVely announced that
* ' ff • ni>. ' ,H,r • "
o. St. mills
j has exclusive p° ,, ' ES *' ON of (he
STOVE AND TIN-SHOP
. ! ..E ~■ "IR AT ._
. • J !T ' ' .. " Mil.
TUNKHANNOCK,
where every thing iu the line of his trade can be
•had at the
LOWEST LIVING PROFITS.
tlwiw ,\MHlinftT}H M mu< ! .
110 l' < L-IV.EE^ > ERS will find at his Shop, the lat
est and most improved Patterns ot
COOKING,
AND
Pia&£Qß STORES,
: . t • . - I'. 1 I: : '
witiuil thaFURNITUHE and FIXTURES complete.
Roofing & Guttering
in all ii br richer, attended to o i short notioe and on
REASONABLE TERMS.
REPAIRINTa,
PBOMPTLY, NEATLY, AND CHEAPLY DONK
0. S. MILLS
RULKBIIIJNOK. Nov 1, 13G3. v3-NIH.
•—— 4k
Mauutaccure of Woolen Goods :
cmrtKF. 1
The Munufn -ture of Wonion Goods, OOTLI in the
houseiu !d ind in the factoriei h.l* HECOME of great
i ..P' "TIINEE ON account .tyruiing at present, IN
prin< ipal arficjes of clothing- The nature OF our cli
mate NJUK" it neccessary, and the scarcity of Cotton
has greatly increased the value OF wool and Fabricks
made, lroui it - and being engaged in the business of
iiiukiug CJorh A%.1 Flannel, and also . ol! Carding,
AND Cloth DRESSING, we have thought a tow remarks
with regard to handling Wool, and the piopar pro
cess of A! inufacture. might beof service to the coun
try. and a benefit to < 'USELVCS
The FIRST proees> with the farmer who intends to
make his TIXOL into r<dl for SPINNING MD wonving
A' home, nfter'wa-shingtind shearing, is assoriing the
ualities. This wo do not expect a farmer ro do as
erfectly as a regular manufacturer, BNT by trying
he will APPROXIMATE towards if, and be amply paid
lor the little PAINS required, BJ having au even
threa 1 AI.D smoother fabric. Y 1110 fleece should be
whdltf and bo spread out on a table— THO E>>arse.it
wool will BE FOGRD on the skirls ot the fleece, aud
piiri'easily be <Ji.-tii:goisheJ by looking closely TO the
fibre Two qualities from e UKI fleece will perhaps
LIE close enough for ORDINARY purposes, BUT as the
kheep in I.u'v country differ much in their GRADES of
wool— the <- arse paitofona may do to go with the
filler | art of another, and th 'S make three or four
qualities out of the lot If it is going to the inanu
f.U T vor to market, the fleece should not be tern,
L ut after REUNITING h tag ! >eks, should he rolled up
LIIINPAC'!Y. skin out si le Not less than one pound
oil ml,fresh butter IK >*ii shott,'.! be sent with every
ten poundsof wool going to the CARDING machine.
Ihe n xi th ng of import , nee is of coMr e to be
WEIL carded, for whiih wo will be entirely resnontfi-
BLE . hut in the MATTER of spinning and veavinir we
have another caution to add. Unless rhe yarn is
evenly twirled, and bout up evenly in ti e LOOM the
•loth shrink- unevenly 'N lulling— making SOME pla
ces wide an 1 others narrow, AND if the Scisher suc
ceeds M pressing CUT the wridolew. the cloth will re
sume it> contortion again when : .DE inrb A GAR-
I.ent. AND THY mechanic- is SO.UETINIHS wrongfully
llainei for a cou I, S BECOMING lantern jarred one
inaa'S back . It is easily arrdded by giving tha
wheel M EQUAL TMM I ar of RAMS TO RT giveu length of
thread -.rawn out IVB find I his lifti'-ulry increasing
ot late years, and have come to the conclusion that
if Sl.mo of 'he *| "liners no not keep better time on
their pianos than on their spinning wheels, we should
hate dreudlully to listen to their music.
As every moment of Ut bor should bo employed to
'he OCTII advaniage. and every ounce of material he
apprtijiriHted to the best purnoso; on account of our
war. we propose I > write some otlierch ipters ON our
brunch of business after this is read sufficient! R to be
remeiubeic-J, and shall endeavor to do our work
nice enough for a balm oral skin" or a doctor's I oat.
J ami rnnkt trowsers stout enough to last A farmer
| through A year'scampaign at least.
INC RAM A WRENCH.
HOMK FACTORV, CAMI TJW.V, BP. vntoKP Co May 2,'G4
i ELi oxl
AGAINST—
FIRLU JFIUE ! ! • FIRE J 1 !
Taken at this office, on all kind* of Town AND
Country property, AT the MOST RKASOXABL* TS-RMS,
Ind for any time from THREE MONTHS IF!
FIVE YEAR' — either
H ITH or WITHOUT PREMIUM NOTES
Is the company reliable ? Will it promptly pay
its honest losses ? are the important inquiries with
• all ir-urers. We answer t
THE LYCOMING CO INSURANCE COMPANY
HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL OPF.KATIUN
FOR TA\" F.NTY-TIIBL*E YEARS.—IT JIAS
A WELL SECURED CAPIATL OF
OVER. *2,400(0© IT PAYS FROM
660. TO *125,000 LOSSES
ANNUALLY.
.ALL
* 'LOSSES
ARE PROMPTLY
? ARTU&TFD ANT) PAID . "
EAcft iNsURFTf IS FURNISHED
\JJTU AN AUTHENTICATED ANNL".
NUAL STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES
AND OPERATIONS OF TIIE COMPA- J
NY THE COMPANY IS" CONDUCTED ON J
JUST AND EQVIT-ABLF PIIINCIPLES.
TIIF. JCIIARTSR IS PEKPETUAL.
References Hon. WM. M. Piatt, Hon. A. K
PF khait, Henry Shark and Sfuhtier Stark Esq?, ot
drisCounty ; S.l.ver A DK>s. of Stuqnehinna, AND
ieorge M Hollenback and other? of L,userric Countv,
who insure in and have been paid losses by this.
Company.
HARVEY SICKLER, Agt.
DISIITii Of CSfARtIERSBIF
The Pnrtnershifi between 0. L HALT.STEAD
A SON, is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
The note* and accounts will bo loft in the hands of
0. I, II rjlstead to settle and can be found at the
STORE formerly occupied by 0. L. llallstoad A Son,
with some one to attend to the same.
0. L HAI.LSTEAD,
II I'. HALLSTEAD.
Nicholson. July 27th 1861.
The busines* will be continued by IF nry P.
ILA 11 stead and Lours Hummel, under the name and
firm of
HALLSTEAD & HAMMEL.
W'uo will be pleased to retain the patronage of all
who nve putmnived the old firm and will t>E pleas
ed to see any who ui;iy favor us wi;H A call.
,\V I, ary pre pared "F> furnish RA IN DUC E -
rt:NTO VT 'THOAE H WINB PRODUCE *0
DRSPORE OF. will pay the HIGHEST CASH
I'RICE for the same.
■ls& , X *****#:
TBEKELEE.
i The llufest Kfvl e
I \ —OF—
*
:
bonnets,
and
MII.I.INERY (rot)ps,
have just bn raoetvod at the establishment ef
LOUISA HEPEERH. |
on Tioga Street, opposite the Post-office, where wi
he found Ladies. Chilren. Misses, and Boy's FLATS
" lIATS, and CAPS; HEAD-DRESSES, RIBBONS
FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS, and- everything in
the line of Millinery, which will be sold at the lowest
Cash Prices.
Repairing promptly and neatly done. Ladies
I please tall and exnminefor themselves.
; Tunk.hjuinock.Oct 3 1862.—v'2nLl lywil
' Kr e w
. CABINET
I - —AND
iCHAIR
W '% J
MANUFACTORY!
The ?,jbs, v riber lias just opened a new Furniture :
i i Cabinet and Chair Manufactory in Tunkhannock, !
'■ • next door to 0. -V. Koon's grocery store—where are
kept on hand and' maTTOfsetured to order:
TABLES of all sizes, patterns, and styles.
CiiAiiflS Cane-seat, Flag-botiout, ind common.
BUREAUS ol all styles, sizes, and Drives.
BEDSTEADS. Cottage and common.
CENTRE TABLES, WORK STANDS, BOOK
CASEB, ati'l indeed every thing which can be found !
in the largcs; furniture establishments in the Country, i
which be will sell at prices as low as they enn be i
bought in any town outside of the cities. Being sat- j
iified that h- can compete, both in workmanship and
prices with any establishment in the country, he so-i
licits the public patronage.
REPAIRING of all kinds done in a neat, substan- j
tial and workmanlike manner.
N. B.—OIJ cane-seat chairs, new-seated and rc- !
' paired.
UNDERTAKING —Having a llears**f his own
and having had mmeb experience, he will : t t.-nil !
this department of the business on short notice, an
in a satisfactory manner.
ABRAHAM HAAS.
July 16, 1662.—v1n491y
CROCKERY!!!
A Large Stock just Opened
AT
:T. L. RQSS COS.,|
I WALLPAPER.
WAI L PAPER.
WALL PAPER.
WINDOW KH ADES.
WINDOW .SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.
OF ALL STYLES.
CLOTH SHADES Wi l li BORDERS
CLOTH SHADES WITH BORDERS.
FIXTURES AND ROLLERS, U-OM PLETE'i
FIXTURES AND ROLLERS COMPLETE!
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS. !
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS- ;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS. !
ALSO
A Large Stock of White Goods; I
SWISS MULS - J
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN,
BRILLIANTS,
JACONETS,
LACKS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
SPUING SKIRTS.
gIWES,
REAL ALEXANDRES KID
And a Large Stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Tron,
Nails,
White-Lead,
Z no, Linseed Oil,
Glass, Putty, Door-Looks, I
and a general assorting*
j 5 t'l E R S'_if A R# A RE. j
Pish, of all kinds.
Cash Paid
for a.l kinds of Grain.
Trmkbannock, March, 9tb ISG4.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
Sewing-Machines.
The Cheapest and Best,
ove sc-Hm.?2 < L of . THE:SE WELL-ESTABLISHED
SEWING-MACHINES HAVE BEEN SOLD.
FOR CIRCULAR, Luuts' Am.\iAc.
AGENTS WANTED.
I Address WHEELER & WILSON
Scu-iny-Machine Co.
__ . 704 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
LAO YOU V'lBli to BE CURED ?-
h Ml a UAN S R > ' G, " ISN SP* CI PIC ru.Ls cure
han 30 day* , the worst pases of NERVOVSNEM*
in P *lnitv V '.nd ,U n a r° J)l0ny ' Sft minal AV'eakneo
JAMES a BITLFR,
*ttiei D, Bible House
1 iftia i *•* T|A F
I . S. 7 30 Loa
} ao Secretary of tti • fmsay g iveslriotleet he
sujicnpHofcg will be receiver! for Votnln' WWsur
" payable tbree jenr* (torn Aug Jfttk |ht4
t7r, B ! UMM,ttni ioferejt at theyrat* of seven at i
1 u fll , r " s ' t C(,nt P o *" * r -a.—pnwHpa
, LoU> to 1* in (awful •
he b •"i 001 *.* Wl " be> convertible at th* optim at
i irur ~'ll' m * tur ty. mto si* per cant, gtldbdar
tJ , payaMe Do t less that* Wl more tban
nTar 'vu™ tK ' l . r ,j!ite ' aa Government,
of esfi lino £-/'* ba Issued redenominations
," f 9uO. 9100, 9V>6, SI,OOO a,q S,OOO, ancTall sob
'of Sfty doll"™ ' f ° r "* 0r Bome
, Thc<nbtss will "e transmitted to the owners free
ot transportation charges as soon after the receipt of
the originul Certificates of Deposit as they can be
prepared.
As the notes dninr interest from August 15, per
j sons making deposits subsequent to that date tnun
: pay accrued from date of ndto to date f
; deposit. ' \
i *rties deposit'.ig twenty-five thonswd dollar
an i upwards for theso rotee at any ope time wiiUb
i aliowet aCommissionof one-quarter of oho p
, which will be paid by the Treasury Depart u It Up
jon the receipt of a bill for the amount, cert'-- '
|by the officer with whom the deposit was made N*
deduct ions tor commissions must be made Irom tfe®
deposits, -i .
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF TIITS LOASC" 1
IT IS A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANC, offering a higW
rat® of interest than any other,'and Ike best securing
Any savings bank which pays its depositors Hs U S.
Notes, consider that it is paying in the best cjrcula
ing medium of the country, and it cannot pay in
anything better, for its own assets are either in gov
ernment securities or in netes or bonds payable in
governmentpapji , ~ _
It is equally convenient as a tempdrnty or pelm
nent itT\ cshnerlt. The noteVcan always be sold for
within a fraction of theirface and accumulated inte
rest, and art the best security with bunks as collate
rals for discounts. _
CvtVKBTIr.E INTO A.SIXPT.R ■ ■ *~F - jpTgpay
In addition to the very liberal interest on toe
mßes for three yours, this privilege of conversion /is
now worth about tbree per cent, per annum, for the
current rate for 6-10 Bonds is not less tban nine
per and before the war the prcm •u ai
on six percent, U.S. stocks was over twenty p.r
cent, lejvUl be seen that the actual profit an this
loan, at the present market rate,.ia not less tjhre ten
percent. per ami dm.
l is hxhjtprios VHOM STATK onMuirieir Al. TAJATIO*
But aside troro all the advantages we enu
niorated,aspocia! Act of Congress ex**/).', Apm/s
and lr4uiii-y nates from lorqi, taxation. "Oh ike
average, Ui s exemption is wofth about twdtpeeient.
I>er annum, recording to the rate of taxation in va
rious parts of the country
It is believed that noseourities offer so groat - in
duceaieiits to lenders as-tbose issued by the govlrn
inent. In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith
or ability ot private parties, or stock companies, or
separate communities, only, pledged for jjwvmeht
while the whole proj e-ty of the countr' • is cefd iv>
secure the discharge of all the obligations of the
United ,>'taies.
White the govemnrent offers the most liberal
J terms lor its leans, it believe dthafe the very itrong-
I est' aj will 'be to the loyalty and patiiotlsui of
I tins people.
i Implicate certificates will be issued for all de
! The party depositing -igust f endorsb upon
j the original certificate tnc dcrtolninatioß of notes
| required, and whether they are to be issued in Mann
lor payable to order W hen so endorsed it mast be
| left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be'for-'
warded to th" Treasury Department.
SuliTCiiiptions will be reeeived hy the Treasurer afi
the United states, at Washington, tbo several As
sistant 'freusgrers and designated Depositaries, aad.
bp the " " ■
FIRST AND SEf f ND NATIONAL BANKS OF
SCRAN'TON. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OE
TOWANDA. I /
and by all National Banks which are repositaries of
public m-mey, and
ALL ItRb'PECTBALE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further iuiormatioa
a d
AFFORD EVERT FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
rhe greatet improvem- nt yet in the Svwing Ua
chine art. A curiosity worth seeing.
l'leaae send forcircular with sample of sewing.
These Improved Much in stave oxe HCS DT>KT*TF W
j CR.VT. of thread and silk, and make the lAICKSTITCH
I alike on both sides.
They require no instruction to operate pirfeotly
! except " the printed directions*"
No hange in sewing frum one kind of goods
| auother. . t ~,
And no taking apart to clean of oik
j Our NEW MANUFACTORY it now ec*plet with all
j ts machinery and tools entirely new, and ia already
| rapidly turning out Machines which for BKAUTY aMA
PERFECTION of FINISH are not surpassed hy ay
manufacture in the world.
N.B.—Should any Machine prove unsatisfactory
it can be returned and money refunded. t
Agents wanted in counties not canvassed by ear
own agents.
KINKIiE fc I,YON. S. H. CO.
No. 539 BROAD IVAY, NEW YORK
April 13 1863, v3-n35-
Traveling Public!
TO accommodate pers n.s wishing to go by pub
conveyance from this place to any section, cr c
urn, the uudersigned continues to run a
Oaily Line i
OF
n I from FaHoryvillo Depot, leaving his hotel
o'clock, a. m , arriving at Factoryville iu timet -
Trains to
(ftrcAt Bcnb, Saonton, tltui-^orfe,
and PHILADELPHIA.
Returning leaves Factorv V ,„ a on the irr ; v
of ,be Nel ! hl '"-iielpbift and Aee o.noda
tion fi iin from B en j arr jving in Tinkhaa
nock at 7 p m .
N. I '.il Express matter, packages and <>ods wil
be to and from the Depot, at vasonable
Rt'os; the proprietor holding himself resf uaible for
he safe delivery of all such entrusted to hi.* care.
Towauda .are arrives at this hotel at 111 o'clock,
m. Returning, leaves at 3 o'clock, p m
Rtages for Pittston, Wyoming, and Wilkesbarre
eave on the arrival of the Towauda stage, and re
urning connect w'th the saute.
Montrose stage leavci on Thur.-daj s
Saturdays, at 7 o'clock, a in,, connecting at Jluntre
with stages for Binghamton, Ac. Returning, con*i
with stages for PitUton, Towanda, Ac.
Pi rsons wishing to be called for at their res iden
will be accommodated by leaving their name s aid
hoti 1 of the proprietor.
Hoy-as and carriages in realises* to fo ward pa
e-ng|e at 1T Mmes. r '
T h WALL.