(when called on in rrt*tK>n to the nght of soy per
wn assessed by them to vote ut such elections or j
aurh other matters in itlution to the Moment of ■
voters as the said inspectors, or either of them shall j
from lime to time requiro.
Pursuant to the provisions eontniued in the /flth
section of'he act first afore-aid. the judges of the i
aforesaid district? shall, respectively take charge of
the certificate or return of tho election of their
respective districts and product thorn at the
meeting of one judge fium each disfnet at the bor
ourhof Tunkhaniitn k, on the third day after the
duv of the election, being for the present year on
FRIDAY, the Uth day of NOVEMBER prox., then
and thereto do and perform tho duties required by
them by law of said judges.
B to that where a judge by sickness or unavoid
laMa accident is unable to atten 1 such meeting of
judges, then the certificate or return afores.u 1 shal
he takon charge of by one ot the inspectors or clerk
0 " 'he election of said district, who shall do and
perform the duties required of said judges unable to
Attend.
I Given under my head in my office at Tunkhaa
nock tke Slit dey ef September A P. 1864.
AlilFA GAY, Shenf.
4kerire Offloe. )
Tank Oet 11th 1864 S
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The I.rtdy's Friend —We learn from the No
nilEß number of this New Magazine of
end Literature, that it has already attained a large
circulation, The aim of its publishers i* to rival
the three dollar magazines in the quality of their
'•■ graving* and contents. Thjs it has given during
the peasant year, in every number, a finely engrav
ed anil colored Double Fashion Plate, while its oth
er numerous engravings are of the best quality.
Ihe long end brilliant arrav of tho liternry Contri- j
butors to The Ledvs Friend, nearly fill of whom are
ladies, is highly creditable to the Magazine, and
also to the country. vs showing bow large and culti
watcd a cluss of lady wiitersit possesses. Many
itaay wonder how any magazine can be got up in so
handsome and lavish a manner as this is, a! the low
price of $2,50 saving nothing of tho reduced rates to
clubs. The publishers say that it is oniy done by
having a very largo circulation, as money would
•certainly be lost on a small edition.
We hnve scarcely left ourselves rootn to speak of
the November number, bat we in iy briefly state
that th.-re is a beautiful an 1 touching steel engrav
ing, called 'TUB Eurrr CRAULK'' —A very hand
some Double Colored Fashion Plate—a quantity "of
other eijgraviugs, some of theui very pretty,and ail
very useful to the ladies- a piece of mus c, and the
'Usual a. eartment of interesting stories, poetry, Ac.
Price $ '-50; 2 copies 81,00 ; 9 copies 816.00 ; 21
•copies 835 00. Single numbers sent, postage paid
.for 25 eents* A. S.'tein? Machine -Premium u alio
jfirc* en certain hrmr. A 1 ress Gascon A Peter
•eon, 3t9 "Wa'nu. street, Philadelphia.
yie t the I ime to begin making up clnbsfar i
Marrie.
FEI MOL'R—BRKIf.tiV-Ia Tunkhannock, Oct 15
1961. by Emit Vorch'uimar Ej, il:ss Flora
F. Fro-uia to Mr. John 3. 3 eymour, both of
Northumrelav I-
Died
1865.
KENNEDY In; Tunkhannock Township, on the i
19th inst, Mr. Jnuie? Kennedy in the 90th year :
of his age,
EsCrayed.
fretn the subscriber, in Tunkhannock Borough, ou
the 20th itut. one tire year old c,m of a greyish col- j
or. with the left horn stubbed- nt( ut half or two
thirds length. \ny person inform'rg of her whore
about., w\li be liberally reward# 1.
IMcCLKLLAN AND PENDLETON i
DemocrnUe
MASS-MEETING 8
At Nicholson Depot on Tuesdav •
-Kov. Ist., 1864, at 1 o'clock P. M. *
j
And at
TtAKHAJVJVOCK, |
on Wednesday, Not. 2nd., 18G4, at
1 o'clock P. M.
' *
HON.HEISTER CLYMER,i
of BERKS.
|
Hon. Geo. Northrop,!
of PHILADELPHIA.
, J. B. 3VTCOLLU3VI ESQ.
of MOST ROSE,
• i
Ana others, will certainly be pres
ent ljion both Occasions.
-
All, in favor of "the,
"liJVION as the on
ly condition
ofpeace," j
- are
invited to attend, j
JNGHAM jnd WUENc 57 !
Manufacturers and Drate^iu
ON WYALISING CltlfildK
(CAMPTOVV, BRADFORD Co Pa I
Rolla Carded and Cloth Finished.
MANUFACTURE CLOTH FOR CUSTOMERS ON SHARES
CR AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES PER YARD:
Puil.TrV 568 ' F,nish ' 11x13 '
. .. Cloth, no 45 a
> ay Mixed Ceesiajerfce.4s "
22 (i
Whn UO L FuIUd Clotl b do
2; '!• *> n el. 22 "
Grey Fumade wftil talt "
b! ^rChthi Bg Dd VerjSlM,H |
HARVEY IMGAM 1
& A,„,lM g , d J^ OS w "iHCU 9
"crded so ng to take them h can bave roll
•"?
?. - ....,
i . NOTICE. I
For the Benefit of Soldiers' fit-pans. }
BY an act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania ap- j
proved M iy 9, 1364, the Governor wa/> nntljnrti- i
• ed to receive tlie sum of fifty thousand dollars, offer- !
•d by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, "for the !
education and^maintenance of destitute orphan chil- !
! drcu of ue, eased sol diets and sailors"
j The persons entitled to the benefits of'this Act arc '
j the "children of either sex under the age ot fifteen,
resident in Pennsv lvania fit the time of ih nppliv:*.
j tions, and dep°n lent upon either public or private j
j charity for support, or on the exertions of a moth r
; or othr person destitute of means to afford proper
' education and maintenance, of fathers who have
• been ki led or died of Wounds received or of disease
, contracted in the service of tiie United States, wheth
er in volunteer or inilUi \ regiments of this State, or
j sn the regular armv of the naval service of the Uni
icd States, but who were a', the time of entering
j tuch service, actual bona fide residents of Pennsylva
in i."
Such children will be boarded, clothed and educa
ted ; those under the age of six years, ' any *uitalde
s hool that will receive them o proper tcruis- and j
those over six years of age, in one of the Sute Nor- j
mal Seho> Is.
The application most be made "by the mother, if
living, if not by the guardian <t i • vt friend 1 '
Persons re . resenting suah <.q hnas a9 above de- |
scribed can receive inform .tUn, blank f :rm, nnd
all necessary assistaace by application to either of
the undersigned
P M OSTERHAL'T Esq,
ll.v. C. K LANE,
Rev LI TIIEK PECK.
Mrs HELEN M NEWMAN,
Miss RlluDA S CAREY
Superintending j
! Committee far Soldiers Orphan? ir. Wyoming Cmiuty
Valuable
FARM FOR SALE.
j The Subscribers wII sell at Public Vendue or
i Aucti i'l, :it the Court House
| IN LLNKIIANNOCK WYOMING COrNTY PA.
; on Tuesday, Noven.iior.22ad at 10 o'clock P. M.1564 :
A Valuable Farm
siinote in Novth Branch Township Wyoming Coun- '
jty Pa. 16 miles from Tniikmnr.o.-k, on the in tin
l ruffil, lea Jin< from Mehoopauy o Tuwan la, Bradford j
j ' "nuty,nrid to Dusboro and I.aporte in Sullivan I
, < ounly. Js well watered by good springs, an i
• reams pacing through it. Is well ad iptcd to grain i
;or grass. Contains
250 ACRES.
Out Kuiidi'td and Thirty, Improved
j irith a Large frame House, frame Barn and other
j Out buildings. Has an c.v client ..r. hard ~f Apples, ;
j Peach an i Plum trr. * The unimproved land is
! heavily 'im .ere l wuh Pin-. Maple, Adi a-.d lima
; lock. 'J he Fanu, late the Estate of the
IION PERCIFER LEM'N I>ced.
i is one of tho most desirable i.n Northern Pounsvivn-
I nia.
t Terms Easy, and made known or. .lav of .r]o
E. r V INC E.N 1 ) Exr's If
JOHN PFGI TS j P. Leitmn Dec' 1
Sterling & Luoinis
i HEP tin test ani lar'?t a-- 'rtmen 1 of
j MERCHANDISE |
jt> be found u the conn ry, an.l m>.st ef it was !
pui "liasnJ pr< v i.u> t the
| I .AT K ADVANCE INI'RICES,'
which enaliie- them
j Sell Im outls Much Be
low present Hates.
We have constantly in hand,
i >S'alt by the barrel,
Find .Suit by tbe sat 1-r,
and half barrel,
! Turks Island iSalt for packing meat
; Flour, Sole Leather, Iron, Nails. Nail
Bods, Tow Cork, and Oast Steal j
Carriage Bolts, Blaster,
lOjry Goods
Gll O CIJII IE S,
liools ami Shoes,
i 7
Hilts and Caps ;
j Drugs, Dye Stuff-:, Hardware, Wood
en ware, Stoveware, Faints,
| Oils, CVotdierv, Liquors, Stationeir. 1
| Wall Pa(ier and Borlrin§,
Grindstones, \\ bcelbarrows,
Pegs & Lasts, Buffalo
V/obes, Pocket and
Table Cutlery,
Plated .B'j >oons
Bosin, Tar
* ,
i
give boh w n few of nnr present priei-s j
subject to alt changes of the market, viz.:
Salt $4 per barrel.
Flour sl2 per barrel.
Prints 25c to 40e per yard.
Rest Brown Sugars 20 to 22c.
White Sugars 2acts. per lb
And every tiling not entitns rarcl, in same
proportion.
All we ask is f>r penile *o call and co fir |
tin mseive. as we teel e nitblrnt that we can 1
tiaet their most sanguine expectations.
STERLING to LOOMIS. j
r'inevi'le. Pn Oct. 1864 —v4- 10
WHEELER & WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
Sewinff-Machines.
o f
The Chi'a pest atbfl Best.
OVER 150.000 OF THESE WELL-F--T' RLISHED
SEWING-MACHINES HAVE BEEN SOLD.
AySxiro roji CpuriAß. I.ABIM* AIJIAXAC, AC.
AGENTS WANTED.
Addr. M WJ[!dELER & WILSON
Sctrin{/-Machine Co.
704 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
VI Ci 10tfEF.lt.
L. C- Conkl in, Of TUUKU UIUU k Borough, Wyo '
ming Cuirnry IM. hereby eiuo uotic-e, that he ha
taken n liceu*e an p'ib'i e AU' iicneer, and tender
lib services to the public in that capacity t .n re sou
able terms. LC. CONKLLN. ,
0:51 >ir t e f46 i
p W, LITILB ATTORNEY'S AT, I
LAW.Odlce ou Tioga street, Tuaihanoock
Fa I
.** . !M*
mm & BAKER'S
CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITHI
si:\vi \(j-ma( iiim:
Were aicunfed 'ho highest Premium* ever
atl Co npetito s at the f Homing
Strife and C unty Fairs of 1863.
j NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
j I-ir-t "uiium foi I'.nuiiv Machine.
I ir:-' Pr.mium for Mai uf.ieturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work
INDIANA STATE PAIR.
, Firs' i'lsmiiHii tor Machine fur all purposes
1 list Premium for Machine Work
I VERMONT STATE FAIR.
J-irs' Premium fur Fa mil; Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium fur M ichine Work.
CTITO STATE FAIR
First I'ltmium for Macbino Work.
. low ASTA'JF: FAIR.
Kirs' Premium for Fund* M 'chine
F i ist Premium lor M . nut'.ictu ing Machine
F nil Preu.iu:.. for Machine Work,
i ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
Fi-.-t Premium tor Mschine for nil purposes.
First Premium f.r Machine Work.
KENTUCKY BT.VTBFAIR
1 irn Premium fur Machine for all purjioiiei
-1 TS' Premium foi M chine Work.
; MICHIGAN ST ATE FAIR,
First l're mi it in f>r Family Machine.
First Premium for M mufaciunog Machine.
Eir-t Premium |.,r M I-him: WOI G
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR
i ir- Premium f- r Manufacturing Machine
First Premium tor Machine Work.
OREGON STATE FAIR.
Fir*"' Premium lor j amihr Midline.
Pir.f p, 11*ihi for M ("liii'ie U ork.
CHITTENDEN Co. (Vt ) Agril >
i I -t Premium Uj- I- -licit v Mi; hine.
In-: Iv-mium for Manufacturing M tehins.
first Pr-mium for Ma hine Work
• . P. AN KM \ Co (X. Y. )FAIR.
i iist i c.i iju for 1 in.'iy .M i Fine,
i•. - 1 liiin i i.m l r Ale i, ufa- tui irn r Mac Lido
Cii AM PLAIN VALLEY (VT ) Agr'l'soc.
HAMPDEN Co. (MASS )Ag,-T Sot.
It ■ M I i >r F o;>1t M • hine*
P n Mr M .chin- Work.
W A SHI NIL TON Y )F MR
i Fi.-.-i i'rcjoiuiu fo .'.imiiy Ma.hine.
|U< F .NS to (X \ . )Agr'l jioe.
j First Premium for F i.iilv Machine.
F..-t Pf i.iiifrn -..r M uniacturing Mcchine.
1 '-ft jip mill in for Ma hine Work
J SARATOGA 'O (X.V;FA'H
1 i •! i'n .lIUIII f'i r F.nuiF. M ichiue.
Mi- N AXP'S' FX ST i rrrn M> ; , JFAIR
' ' : ' i fur M• v 1 r..: for nil purposes,
F. • t ici.iiiiai tor Miehi <i W.,rk,
GR i k\TIKLD(O)I XI ON 1 UK.
F Pi Am for Kami!; M u-blno.
i Pre iu :i for Mn-hine Woik.
! CLINTON C c )FAin.
F -i.- . ieii.i.l r Fiuaiiy Machine.
I Fust Premium for M.o Liac \\ u t*.
i M >Xi i ME FY C, .'P.i )f"A IR.
' '* • i f>r M ichine for all pun>o # e?
j F'is' Prm. r. m f.r M-. -•-!•! W .rk.
; SAN AOl IN Co (C.i )FAIR.
F>rt i'n-ijjium for Family Machine.
Fin* Premium tor M ichine VV-.rk.
SAN JO'-tR DISTRICT (Cat ) FAIR
l iiri premium for Family M.o-hine
F-ist Prciuiuui tor Xlach/ae Wora
I The a'-oye eou|.riKs ail rhe fairs at win. h
the N t.n A E iKittt UACAIM.S were exhibited this
' yea
Sal-"- ooms H'JT Broadway, \jiv Vork,
i 739 Chert iut St. Philadelphia
Sheriff's Sale.
f)Y VfRTT EOF A "HIT OF F1 FA to me
1) • -t- 1 I will expo?-* to imolFc sal •af the
' oitrt If II cot i • I! >r-oiy,i of Timkh ir.iioek on the
J9'h 'iav of October A. D. la 04 m one o'l-lu.-k P. M
all of tho right title of Deft toil . Mowing deaerib
u.fic. <• -r j.ai -11 of I,i;cl. fcituate in Monroe Totrn
-1 hip. Wyoming Caunty a i.J State ot Prnn'a bou.. l
.an I it-, rife.l i r,11..v,: to wit. Becinnlnr on
tii E -t line of Wiu A Oreuttg on the North s ; le
of the L ike to "i an I running thence North one am 1
a half iletr-c.- li t-' iift.v-four aa I eight tfcnili per ii
<- " ' '• Ims' -7 J'cr-h- ■>. South 3f>
I i-xrets Ki Pi Perch -to L ike ro ni hv the Seh o „i
liou-v, i n t>y- inl-.vi'h oil roa 1 South 49 en I
one fotirt:. i-grees We f-J an I three tenth porelies
■" t Fo cla. eo| ticgi .mug. containing 9 arres, nn-i
>( Porch'*, toot* o I- Excepting and reserving
one h i,. r D' .I IJotisj purposes and a!o
axcep ing u. re- rviug afiout one fourth of n ace
| on the North mil whiuu is re starred to Curpanrer foj
i purpose of con noting water About t> acres there
of improved with Fr.lined Dwelling , IS e,i an .f oecu
' pied ..s Dwelling and Store If. use Framed Ran,
j and ii g Pen with so.ue fruit tre* thereon with the
aj purtenmuo s
Al.Sti, one other pi ace or t iret-l of Fan I situate in
N.u-th more land Township Wyoming Counts Pa.
Rounded ail i lo.Hcrue<i ai follows : Rounded on tlie
North t,y lon (sol Augu-tus Weaver, East l.r lari js
Au/iistii" Weaver .and I-nd late of Jams* ICI iy
: to;, eoiil lining Yi a.-ros, more or less about 23 Here
thereof improved with one small f.nme 11. u-e one
lritneParn arid small apple orchard thereon with
the ap lurfenn.-ice- thereunto belonging.
Si 'zed and taken in execution at the suit of lleii>-
ter Keeler, arsignei to A. K. Peeltham rs Elijah
Montrose J
And will Lc sold io" cash only by
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff
ShenflPs offi-e, >
. Tuck Oc-t, 3 1 *G-1 (
Slici iir's Sale.
"I T V VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF F1 FA to me
A-f direeteu, 1 w.ii e.ip. e to public s.ilo at the
Court tioue iu Tuukhanuo. k Roit.ugh on the 29th
day of Oct A. D Fold, ULOUS o'olock P. J|. all that
I certain I .t, jiicce, or parcel of Ir.nj, situate ill Li
j ceyville, Rraiiifriu, T .xuiship, and bounded on th
-mu'h by tho Tioga Road, on the East by 0 d Fel
lows' lot, itn.l R. W.tkenun, on the North by land
. W.ckernau on tbc \Vest by land of I. N. L irev;
} cor.tatnfng about one.4erc, all improved, with one
puldie Hotel, i'uc building called -'Odd l-'elloifs'
Flili'.'one Barn and oth r outbuildings, and some
f> II it frees f hereon,
A LEO. one Mb. r Jot piece or parcel of land situate
in s.ud I own-hip o Rniiiitrim and bounded on the
"onth by I. rids of Ren j. Edwardi afld S.inincl Greg
r.ry, on tn East by ih" <ptii-g Hill Road, on the
\* est hy land of Th.'tnas Sherblan and the Lifile
tus amm (TL-ek, ami .n the North by laml of Rei j
i Rlwa Is .it ! a tuunury, eontai. Ing about elewn
neros *lly,nproi -d, with some fruit trtts th roou
Ac. %
Se'ie i and tak'-n in exneution at the suit of So!-,
mon Rrown < s Mary A. Labar, Eie utors of I J
Lnbar Dec'si.
Sheriff's Office, ) AHIRA QAY, Sheriff.
Tunk Oct. 3d, '64
PROCIiAP.fATIOX.
Th snbaerilicr hawuig baeu Licensad as an Aue
lioi.ee •, offers his servsces as such, to all who may
need the. upon terms as low as th> lowe-f.
H 11. WALTERS,
OvßrCabl,'Aug 3!-rt 1964
\\ TM. !W. PIATT, ATTORNEY AT
VI fice mSdrrk's Brick Block, Tiga. 8.. Tunk
hßcuaek. F-.
Hi ir * * * * i
iii iii lollies wringer. ;
-wsAIW MO >I.YJ _ |
SELF-AI)JU TUsG WUTF&TZ:
N" TO SWELL OR SPLIT. '
™XO 'l HJSCRRWSJ.I'O TIET OUT OF ORDER
WAni:A\Ul> lH.OIt WITRoCT CQO-Wf KL.
I It to k kef MRST PRUMiLM 'at I .ftV-Segcn
State and Cvmty in iiffd. nnd U puhout an
. exception the best Wmgur ever made.
' Patented in tho Hnd'e I Stilt*'*. England, Cau.id.i, j
j nnd Australia., Agents wanted in evary town, and
iu all parts of "the world.
Energetic kgtnta ean uiak from 3 to 10 DoLant
1 per day. *
I Sample Wringer sent Lxpress^fciiou receipt of
2. ?G 00. NfFJ 50. No F. No
A 89.50. , ,
MauuTncturcd and sold, xTholesale a„d retail, by
TH L" PUTNAM M ANUF ACT I' RINQ CO
No. 13 Piatt Street, New York, deKilau i, Ohio,
and Benni igton. Vt S. C NORIIIRQP, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS,ris.—
That Iron well galrnniied i till not rust;
, That a siiuple machiue is bettor than n complieat
e I one
i That a M'ringer should be tclf-adusting, ,'urablc,
and efficient.
Tin it Thumb Serein and Fattening* cause delay
and trouble to regulate and keep in order ;
That wood foaked iu hot water uill sir ell, shrink
and svlit;
I The wuod bearings for the shaft to run in uill wear
•
i out;
That the Putman Wringer, with or without cog
i wheels, will not tear the clothes;
I That< og-wheol regulators ar,; not essential ;
I That the Putnam Wringer has all the advantages
and not one of the disadvantages above named ;
i That .11 who have t gted it, pronounce it the best
; Wringer over uiaio :
j That it will wring a Thread or a Jlcd-Quilt WITH
. OUT MATURATION.
We might fill the ]>apar with testimonials, but
| insert only a few to convince the skeptical, if such
| 'here he ; an 1 we JHtv t all, test Putnam's Wringer
i LVst it THOROUGHLY with ANY un 1 ALftoihers
j tn v if not entirely satisfactory, return it
! Putnam Manufacturing Co :
GKNTI.KMI N-; I kuouji-on practical experience
that iron well galvanise with zinc will not oxidize
or rust one particle The Putnam M ringer is as
near perfect as possible, and I can cheerfully rec
omend ii to be best in use Respectfully yours.
JNO. W. WHEELER, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mat-.v years' experience in tho galvanizing nusi
i noss enable me to indoisc the above statement in
nil varticulars.
New Y-rk, daa, I6CI. JNO. C. LF.FFERT.S
ItO Beekmnn St.
We have tested Putnam's Cio'.les Wringer by
pro lical working, and know thatit will do. Ft is
cheap; it is simple ; it requires no room, whe'her
at work or at roer; a child cau operato it; it does
itsdu'v thoreugh'y; i' sanies lirncand it -n\os wear
and .ear We earnestly advi-e all who ha-e much
washing to do. with nil intelligent persons who have
any. to buy th's Wringer. It will pay for itself in
,i year at most.
IICNTIOE RACGRS'-LEY.
A CAUI) TO TIIE SUFFERING.
SW.M.I.OW two or three hogsbends of 4 ' Rui hu'
'•Tu.ic Bilt.-r-,'' 44
j : .vs." Ac . ec • . A;. nn I after you are satified
i with the ,--ult. tit nti v one box <d OLD DoCIOK
i i.l ''H AN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-an 1
! e rt-si ,rv Ito health and vigor in less than thirty
bus. They re purely vcgetsMe, jd-asant to take
I ir. nipt an! salutary in their efft-c's on the bra en-
I own uud shaltcrrJ . ons ituli-n. Obi and young
•nt .ko iriem with advantage. Imporw i and F'J '
I in the United States only by J A*" ?. BUTLER
No. 427 BroadwaT, New York.
I Ag-nt for the United States,
j P. 5 - A B"X o 4 tiie Pills, secun iy packed, will
• maib dto uny a idre-s on receipt of pri -c, which
| a ONE DoLLAK, post p.-i l—money refunded hy
| tii.o ot if < utire sutiifa tim is not given
vl law.
AJCT'S Pillsi
ARE you sick, Treble and complaining ? Ara
you .ut of order with vour system deranged and
I your, feelings uncomt'ottable 1 These sjinptoms an
j i.On the prelate to serious illness. Some ui ot
j kne. i* CRRTGIFTIR noa you, and should be avert-
Ici by a timely Use of the r 7l)t remedy. Take Av
' -r s'i'ill-. an I cloat.yo <ut the ditorlored humors
' puri'r the blood, ami let the fluid* move on ur.ob
-trui'tt iin liP.iltn again, xhey stimulate the tunc
! -ionf. ftiie b"dy int" Vigorous activity, purify the
i -\s-riii from the ob--.ru. tions which rnako disease
; A c 1 I -ettle- - onewhcre ir. Tim t dy, and deranges
• its n itural functions . These, if not relieved renct
1 i.p.>n themselves undtb surrounding organs,produc
j ii g general aggravation, suffering nn 1 derangement
While in this condition, take Ayr's Pills and sec
how'directly 4 they res"are the natural action of the
system, and with it tho buoyant feelings of health
i I again. What is true and so a parent iu this tnvi
• i al and common complaint is also true and in many
j of the deep scute 1 and dangerous distempers. The
j F ioio purgative effect expel* them Caused by sim
' j ilar ohstructi. us ard .lerangemer.ts of the natural
tunc'i i'is • fI he body, they arc rapidly and many of
' them surely cure ', by the same menus, \ ne who
jkn av the vittue ot those Pills v*ill neglect to employ
j thi-in when -uffcring from the disorders they cure
su h"> II"i !a h . Foal Stomach, Dvsentery, liil
. i n:-Coinj lain--, indigestion, Dw-r-ngeincitt .1 the
Liver, < -'iveiie*-. Constipation. Heartburn, Rheu
' i matisin, Ih-op-y, Worms and Suppression, when tak
j en in large dos -s.
They are Sugar Coated, so ihatthe most sensitive
i can take t am easily, .ud thev are surely the best
i purgative medicine yet discovered.
4 i Ayer'i Ague Cure.
| For the speedy and certain Cure of Intennitlrn
J Fever, or Chilis and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill
I | l'c.er, Dumb Ague, Pericillcnl Headache or Ri!-
' : ious Headache, and Bilious Fevers ; indeed, for
jj the wii ilo class of originaiing in Liliar
dc-r.-.ngcnient, caused hv the malaria of miasma
tic countries
Tho- remedy has rarely failed to cure tho severest
cases of Chills and Fever, and il has this great ad
vantage over other Ague medicines, that it subdues
j tlie voinplaint without injury to tho pnlimt. It
j couUius nofjuinine or other delitenu? substance,
, nor does if pToduce quinism or any Injuries effect
1 i ek'Uvrr Shaking Mothers of Iho artny and the
| cwst, try it and you will endorse these assertions.
hvPrepired by J.C AY I R A C".. T. well. Mass,
d sold by t-amuel Stark Tunkhanuoek and all
i aailers in tpedieine eveiywhere.
WANTED!!!
; ! 100 BUSHELS OF CHESTNUTS for which tho
highest mnket casii price will he paid
A G. STARK.
: luiikLai.ftwsk Pit.
i H EH 5 IA MM EL &CO
PRODUCE
' CO O N ME KC HANTS
i | 3AO GREENWICH STREET,
New Yoik.
! G. P. Datding, T
■ L ILiiiiihef', V 4,
L. II trdiug. )
J! Farmer.- ha ving butter end other produce to sell
will re -Mvs fr .m this firm tho highest marke
pric > and jjvoinpt returns.
Mr. B. Iftrding.pno of the meaibers, who resides
s at Niiltcil.-up F'eppt, will receive and attend to
s shipment-.f aJ! utifilos. aqd if desired will make
ad'v■■incpiiicnh < f ..tfc'half market val c at time of
, doll-.ct-y Fi hita.
! TAG Yf-F WTSHTO BE CF'RF.n ?-DR BU
I ±yCHAN'S E.NGLI>II SPECIFFIO PILI 5 euer
in b>* thvn 30 days, the worst esses *>f NERYOI S-
N E-S Irnpatence, Prcn-ature Decay. Ieriiinnl
J Weakness lnsuniiy. and all L'riaary, Sexual and
Nervous Affections, no matter from what cause pro
duced- Price. One Dollar per box. Sent, post-paid
jbv mail, on receipt of an order. One Box vih per
i feet the cure in most cases Address
JAMES S. BUTLER
General Ageat, 427 Broadway, New Yerk
vfnl 3n:
HS. COOPER, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
• Newton Centre, Lnserr.e County Pa.
JV. SMITH. M D , PHYMCIAN A SURGEON,
• Office on Bridge Street, next i>or t-o the Perao
j erat Offlse, Fa.
"' T S
•NOT A RUM DRINK
i Wu JUI^UUIUUMmmmmL
VEGETABLE EXT 11 ACT ji
A PURE TONIC, ' \l
! THAT WILL RELIEVE TIIE AFFIUTED, AND ;
i i
Not make Drunkards.
BR, HOOFLANS
j GERMAN BITTERS, i
PREPARED BY
i
I)K. C- !H. JAfhSOV, !
PHILADELPHIA, PA. (
AVILL EFFECTUALLY AND MOST CERTAINLY '
URE ALL DISEASES ;j
ARISING FROM A ! ,
DISORDERED LIVER, STOMACH OR ' '
* KIDNEYS, '
Thousands of our cititens arc. suffering from Dys* ! '
i pepsia anu I Aver Diseases, una to whom the foi ! (
j lowing quesiior.s apply—we guarantee
! HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE THEM
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases ol
the Kidneys, and Diseases arising from
a Disordered itomach.
OBSERVE. THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullnes or Blood
to the Head, Acidity ol the Stomach. Nausea, Heart i
burn. Disgust f.tr Food, F'ullnessor Weight in the- I
Stomach. Sour Eructations. Sinking or Fluttering at !
the Fit ot the Stomach, Swimming of the Head lj Jr - !
ric I and Difficult Breathing. Fluttering of the Heart i
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when iD a lying!
posture. Dimness of Vi ion, Dots or Wei* before the <
Sight, Fever and Bull Pain in the ifoad, Deficiency !
of Perspiration, Yellowness of rhe Skin an Eves I
Pain in the Side, Back. Chest, Lii ibs, A Sndde i
Flushes of Heat, Burning in tho Flesh, Constant In '
agit.ing? of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits. i
PA IITICULAN O r J I C 1
There ore many preparations sold under the name
of Fitters, put up-in quart Pottles, compounded of '
the cheapest xchiskey or c tmv on rum. cost in* from
20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste disguised by Anise '
or Coriander Heed
This class of Bitters has caused and if ill continue
to cause, as long as they can be sold, hundred- to die !
the death of the drunkard By their use the system !
is kept continually und'r the injluencc of Alcoholic j
Stimulants of the worst kind, the desire for Liouoi ]
is created etrtd kept up, and the result is' all the hor
rors attendant upon a drunkarcf s and de dh.
Fr these who desire and will haven Liquor
Bitters, we publish the following receipt. Get it e
Bottle Iloofllmtd's tie-man Hitters ard mix
with Three 41 II arts ol Good Brandy or Wilis
: key, and the result icill be a preparation fruit win
tar x e.e lin medicinal virtues and true excellence
any of the numerous Liquor Filters f?i tAe marke'
and will eost niueli !e,s. You will have all the
cirtuis of llocvflaiid's Biltcr* in connection with
a good article of Liquor, at a much less price ihan
these inferior preparations will cost you
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN FITTER
WILL GIVE YOU
AGOOD APPETITE,
WILL GIVE YOU
STRONG HEAL IHA NERVES
WILL GIVE YOU
BRISK AND EN ERG E lit) FEELING
WILL ENABLE YOU TO
SLFET WLL L.
AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, A 1
Those suffering from
nrokc./i down und Delicate Constitutions
From whatever cause?, either in
MALF. AND FEMALE,
WILL FIND IN ,
IIOOFI, %XD* 4 GEKM4N RITTLkS
A REMEDY
That will rest >rc them rn iheir usual health. Such
hi- l eer, the case in thoc.-ands of instances, and *
fair trial is but required t.> prove the assertion.
From Iter. J Feu ton Brown, D. D , Editor of thi j
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge
A!'hough not disposed to favor or recommend Pal !
cut Medicines in general, through distrust of thei j
ingredients and effects, I yet know of no suffi.-icn 1
reasons win a m m may not testify to the benefits la |
believes himself to have received from any situ-1, i
preparation, in the hope that he may thus corn ibuic i
to the benefit ~f others
I do this the more readily in regard to Hoofl rod'- -
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C M Jackson, of I
tl is . iiy, because 1 was prejudiced nga nst theui f r 1
many years, under the impression that they wr j
chiefly an aicoliolii- mixture lam indebted to my j
friend Robert Shot maker Esq., for the removal ot |
this prejudice by proper tests, am for eu.-euragem -nt I
lu try thvia. wlmu suffering from great an i Jo' gcoc- t
tinned debility. The use of three bottles of these
Bi'fers. ot the beginning of the pr sent veur. was
] t.dio .c.J by cii.ii ut relief, and restoration to a de
gree 'lb. hly an . mental vigor which I had not felt '
for six. months before, an ( had almost despaired : I
regaining 1 therefore hank God and my friendfo- j
directing me 4 <> the use of them
PUILAD'X, June 23, 1861 J NEWTO.N BROWN
DISEASES OF KIDNEYb AND BL A DDE
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Speedily removed, and the patient restored to health j
DELICATE CHILDIiEE,
Those suffering from MAR ASMUS, wasting hw.IV. .
with scarcely any flesh on their bones, aro cure i in u '
very short time: one bottle in such cases, will bare !
a most surprising effect.
FARBPTH
; Having suffering children as above, an i wishing to '
1 raise theui, will never regret Cue day they commcnc- I
j ed with these Biitors
LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS,
I And those working uard with their brains, shoul .'al- '•
I I ways keep a bottle ot Ilooflaod's Bitters near]
j them, c. t hey will find muili benefit from ns use, to '
I both mind and body, invigorating ami not depressing |
IT IS NOT A LHtUOR STIMULANT,
AND LEAVES Nu PROaTUATiON.
j AT7ETIOft7 SOLDIERS 1
AND THE FRIENDS OF SULDIEUS. j
AVo call attention of r.l! having rei it ons or friends i
•in the nrmy to the fact that 44 U00?1..*N1 ,,S Gr- 1
man PAtlefa" will cure nine tenths of the disease- in- •
! duced by exposures and privations incident to camp '
I life In Ihe lists, published almost daily in the news- '
j papers, on the arrival of tho sick, it will he m-ti. ud j
! that very large proportion are suffering from dul il
j Hy. Every case of that kin I con he readily cured'
!bv Hoofland's German Bitters. We have no he?it:i- '
; tion in stating that, if these Bitters were freely used
. j among our soldiers, hundreds of liv-s might be saved
, that otherwise would he lost,
i I The proprietors are daily receiving thankfullef ters ;
, from suffcierg ill the army an I hospitals, who have '
, j been restored to healih by the use of these Bitters. '
- sent to than* by the-.r friends
j BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
See tbat the S'jl'iaiurw ..f 44 U. M J At'KMI.N" ,
is fit 1 ht- \\ RAPPER "f earb Bottle. I
. ! Jrire per Bottle 7 $ rente,
I {• 'or Haft l>ox. for 8 LOO,
' ! Should your nearest druggist h*t Lave be article j
. do not he put off by any of the intoxicating propsra- i
tions that may he offered in its place, but tend to us
and we will forward, securely packed, by experts.
Principal O/Hce and Manufactory,
0. I ARCH
JONES & EVENS,'
(Succeeaorsto C. M JACKSON A Co.)
, Proprietors.
* 1 FDR SALE by SiaK-a. a*d Detlcu.a
J owniu tHw fTMfkrt
V*.
tii sin mm mrni
. i HTiTiRW I K4MI £TjTLT'I MA L C ""g
is fast gaining a world-wide rrpntftTOff. if D bu
yon i doubt the best and cbeapegt and most beautiful
of uH Fnyl / .Sewing Ma bine# yet offered to tk
public" utfier Ftnrly Sewing Machine bas no
many no(ui appliances for Hemming, Binding, Fell
in?. Trnking, Gathering, Gauging, Ciaiding, Em
broidering, fording, and so forth. Ifo other Family
Sowing Machine hag go much capacity for a great
variety rroik It will gear all kinds of clotb,
and wt'li n!! kind oftHyeid. Great and recent !■-
provcm-nt? tnukr cur Family Sewing Machine cuolt
rrliibfo. an J iu<.?t durable, and :• >r certain in! ao*
tier at all rate- of It makes the interlocked
stitch, r !i-. ais the best stitch known. Anv one, ov
en of the toast crdinary capacity, can see, at a g!toee,
h<>tv to use the letter A Family Sewin? Machine—'
Our F:m:Uy >ewirg Machines are fitttuSed in chart*
an I exquisite stjlj
The Folding ta*c of the r.'.nsily jSachine if a
piece of cunning workmanship of thr. rttoot useful
kind. It protects the inu .hii e when ictt in /ad
when about to Le operated may le opened a a spa
ci us and subg'antiai table to sustain the wtfivle.—
While some ot the Cares, made out of the cSbieeM
woods, arc fnished in the simplest and chastest man
ner possible, others are adorned end embelisbed'iu
the most costly an t superl. manners.
It is absolutely ncce.-sary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, so as to judge of its great capaci
ty and bounty.
It is fast bee tiling as popular for family scsvinjf
as our manufacturing machines arc for manufactdf
itig purjsjscs
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk.
twist, thread, needles, oil, Ac., of the very best qual
ity.
Send for N PAMPHUKT.
TUB SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY/
453 Broadway, New York.
I Office, WlO Chestnut ffft.'
i Ag'.'i iu Tunklianoock.
m&vm mmm mm
—ANL'—
Tin Sliop.
THE subscriber has just received at his shop, over
Hank in.sen' 6 Store, ia
MESHOPPEN PA.,
and will constantly keep on hand all the latest
MPROVED COIN] SrVES
Among which are the • CALORIC," MINER and
" UNION" patterns, with PARLOR STOVES and
Heaters of every description, which he offers fa/
Ready Pay
it prices that will defy competition
11; stoves arc bought directlv of the Manufactur
er- it ALBANY, WILKt SBARRE. PROVIDENCR
and SCRAN TON. lie is therefore enabled to sell
i them at a small advance on the original coat
TIN, SHEET-IRON,
—AND-
Copper Ware.
j ail kinds on hun l aal made to order Also
1 PIP, WAGON n:> \s, AX D *IA GH
SHOES FOR SALE.
i The popular Cocking Store,
For st Qli € ii,
| (Elevated r,\. r.) is now fu tbe first, offered at
S'J" for L inch, 525 for ft nch,
REPAJ SIRS AND JOBBING
neatly ami prcrnp'.iy none.
HENRY STANSBtftY.
MesL' rpen, Doe 17th, 18G2 v2nii]y.
FRIHT6 & PLBWEM
r PiIE SUBo-CRILER IIA3 HAD IN SUCCESSFUL
A operation, fir several years, a
iff "XT T) -n -.n ~T)
I s *! '%J &IJ H i ,
A TOWAIVDA.^
where ill of the in-st approved and rare kinds of
FRUIT &■ ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Can lie obtained.
Being c.-nr nee 1 from experience that his Trees
an 1 Plant-will give far better satisfaction to the
FruP-g. ower* of Wyoming County than any growtt
i:i other lotftliucf. he confidently ijli. ilsthoir patron
age.
He wilt make annual risita either in person or by
tlis agents to most of the township.- of Wyoming Co ,
and asks only that his specimens may be examined
m I hi method of dealing be tested
A! riersbybtt ror otherwise, for Treeg, v iceg or
p; ritf will be promptly attended to.
t' vl-ly. D IIABKINS.
HARDWARE & IRON
I
HUNT SRO'S & Blair
OVV OFFER FOR SLE
IRON, STEEL, NAII > AND SPIKES, MINB
RAIL, RAILROAD SPIKES, ANVILS,
BELLOWS. PLAIN A CONVEX
HORsE-SIIOES. HAM
MERED HORSE
NAILS.
WROUGHT IRON,
I
miliar minn.
I CAKPEN-
I TERS' TOOLS,
(ALL VV ARK AN YEI>.)
IIUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, SEAT
SPINDLES, CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES,
PIPE BOXES, SPRING STEEL.
BOTTS, NUTS, WASH
ERS BELTING,
PACKING,
GRIND STONES;
PLASTER
PARTS, CEMENT,
IIAIR. SHOVELS. WIIITK LEAD
EEENCII WINDOW
GLASS, Ac Ac ,
AI.SO SASII,
DOORS AND BI.IN.'S
ON HAN DIN ASSORTMENT
AND MANUFACTURED TQ ORDER
LE AT 11 EE It AND FINDINGS 1
FAIi?BAK'S (SCALES.
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