U. S. 7-30 LOAN
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notss
bearing seven.'and three tenths per cent, interest,
per annum, Known as the
fflffl-TtMI LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date of August 15th.
1864' and are payable three years from that timo,
in currency or are convertible at the op ion of the
holder into
U. A, 5-20 Six per cent,
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
These bonds.are now worth a premium of nine pOT
cent., including gold interest from Nov, which
makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current
rates, including interest, about ten per cent, per
annum, besides its exemption from\State and muni
cipal taxation, which adds from one, to three per
cent, more according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest is payable semi-annually by
coupons attached to each note, ? whlch may be cut off
and sent Jto any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a SSO note,
Two cents " " " SIOO "
Ten • " " SSOO "
20 *' •' " "81000 "
81 "85000 "
Notesol' all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished uyon receipt of subscriptions.—
This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now effered by the Government; and it is confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make it
the
MTPGNIMINFEU
Less than 8200,000,000 remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed of within the next 60 or 90
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscristions toother Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be afforded fae'lities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Barks, tnd Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, in whom they hare con
ftleace, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL Bfc RECEIVED by the First
and Second National Banks at Scranton, Wilkes
Barre and Towanda
Special Notices.
Executors Notice.
Whereas letters testamentary to the Estate of
Jloa, P. Lemon, late of North Branch, deceased,
have been granted to the subscribe •, All ]ersons
indebted to the said Estate are requested to make
immediate payinerts, and those having demands
against the Estate of aaid deceased will make the
aamekuuwu without delay to,
E C VINCENT, )
JOHN PFOL'TS, T| L * ECATORR -
Ilasleton Lurerno Co. t Pa.
DISSOLUTION OF CO
PARTNERSHIP.
The Partnership between Ilallstead and Ilam
inell, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
Dotes and accounts will be left in the hands of
11. P. -Hallstead to settle.
11. P, IIALLSTEAD,
LCI'IS UAMMLL
Nicholson, Fob. 9th, 1365.
The business will be continued by 11, P. IIALL
STEAD who will be pleased to retain the patronage
of all who have patronized the old firm and will
be pleased to see any who may favor him with a
call.
H, P, IIALLSTEAD,
Nicholson, Feb 9th 1865.
DISSOLUTION 'OF CO
PARTNERSHIP,
0
The Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name o f II- L. HARDING & Co. has this day
boen'dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
# debted, will please call on H. S. Harding, at Hall
stead's Store, and settle up without delay.
H, L . HARDING A Co.
Nicholson, Feb, 7th, 1865.
Administrator's Notice.
Whereas lett ers of Administration Laving been
granted to the subscriber, upon the estate of Carles
W. Ferris late of Mehoopany,township deceased.—
All persons having demards against said estate are
requested to present them duly authenticated for
settlement; and all persons indebted aro requested
to makejimmodiatc payment.
Mehoopany Feb. 7th, 1P65.
HELEN D. FERRIS,
""5 ilministratrix.
Chilians Court Sale.
The undersigned Guardian of the Minor children !
f Nathan Sturd -vant, Dec'd, will expose to sale by :
public vendue, on the 10th day of March, 1865, at |
one o'clock P M. at the premise* hereinafter de
scribed all that certain lot of land situate in Falls
township, bounded north by lani of Morris Sturde
vant, East by public road leading from Falls to
Clinton Corners, on the South and West by land of
Hiram Evans, Cbauncy Sherwood and Samuel Dai
ly Jr.) with one Saw Mil and Dwelling House
thereon, containing about two acres, with the ap
purtenances, Ac , late the est ite of said Nathan
Sturdevant, now deceased
HANNAH LATEER,
Guardian Ac-
Informaiion Free!
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility. In- |
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error
actuated by a desire to benefit others, will be happy
furnish to all who need it, (free of charge ), the
rocipe and directions for making the simple remedy
in his case. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
l' eT V sers k R d experience, and possess a sure and
va uable remedy, can do so by adiressing him at
• f * J? 8 Pl*ce of business. The Reeeipe and full
wot by ; return* "'J 11 ia, P° rtance ~ W 'B cheerfully
Address JOHN B. OGDEN
No- 60 Nassau street, New York
thi!/inr~ Ne ]? 0U ? Sufferers o both sexes will find
tois information invaluable
v4-nlB-3uio
—OF—
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES,
O F
WYOMING C 0.—1864.
—————^■—
County Duplicates.
YEAR COL'TRS NAMES TOWNSHIPS DUPC'TF EXONS COL.COM PAID DUK
1860. James N. Baker Meshoppen [•• §153,23! 8107,52'j 842,29: $ 5,42 i
1862. T. D. lleadly, Exeter 13,34 3,95 9,89
" John P. Burgess Forkston •• 5,00; 5,001
" John Cyphers Lemon. •• 34,04; 18,475 15.57;
" Newman Miller, Tunkhannock Twp. •• 355.77s ; : 140,00 8195,77
1863. Joseph Fox Bruintrim •• 336,82; 1,60, 27,56! 307,66!
•' Chauncy Benson Eaton •• 576.23! 25,40! 50,041 500,79;
" T. D. Headly Exeter i•• 10'12> 4,39, 9,03;
" Peter Dersbimer Falls •• 204 46, 25,78! 41,23; 137,45;
•' Truman Maynird Mehoopany •;!•• 46,62; 1,62s 33,44; 11,56'
" Win. 11. Cortright Meshoppen •• 345,86; 2,6-1; 40,27! 302,95
" O L Orcutt Monroe •• 93,93 6,84; 17.35 69 74
" G. B. Sprague Nicholson i•• 243,27; 26.83; 48,69; 167,75;
" A. L. Carey Nerthmoreland •• 164,34, ji ; 110,00; 54,84
" L, C. Conklin Tunkhannock Boro ,•• 226,29; 3,95! 27,98; 194,36;
'• Win B. Overfield Tunkhannock Twp, •• 2.5,32; 1 j 52,00; 163,32
" Edmund Fass<*tt * Windham •• 133,41; j ! 111.00; 22,41
1854. Thomas Philips Braintrim •• 399,54; | ; 258,87; 140,67
" Z.S.Reynolds Clinton 1 •• 562,17 500,00 62,17
" J.M.Robinson Eaton I•• 831,37! ; ; 654,00; 177,37
• T. D. lleadly * Exettr;-- 152,97; 135,00 17,97
•' Hiram Hitchcock Forkston •• 235,42; ; ; 160,00; 75,42
" A, T. Dewitt Falls •• 618,48! \ 569,00; 49 48
" Chas. H, Ely * Lemon •• 328,54| 301,00; 27,54
" J.T.Jennings Meboojany •• 596,29; | S 275 00; 321.29
" Wm. H. Cortright Meshoppen 718,46; ! ; 350,0b> 368,46
Sam'l. B. Cook Monroe •• 320,52; j 243.00 i 77 52
" E.L.Bacon * Nicholson •• 715,82 495,00 220,62
•' Gordon Pike * Northmoreland 538,63; ; ;
" Joseph Burgess North Branch • 102,23; 2,99! 8,965 150,28;
" Wm. Irwin Overfield !•• 210,95! j ; 120,00; 90,95
" Isaac 11. Ross Tunkhannock Boro. i|* 452,23; 10,38; 22,09! 419,76
" Joseph Shupp Tunkhannock Twp : 672,99; j ; 400,(0; 272,99
" John W. Crawford * Washington •• 515,21 ; ! 250,00 285.21
" E. D. Fassett * Windham •• 427,57| | j 357,00| 70,57
TOTAL. , 811615.44, 8247,36 8394,39;88248.12]82731,87
* Settled since Statement was made.
MILITIA FINES.
YEAR COL'TRS NAMES TOWNSHIPS DCPC'EE EXONS COL.COM TAID DCE
1862. T. D. Headly Exeter i!-. 810,50 8 4,50| 830 8 5,70 i
" John Cyphers Lemon 7,50 5,00; 12; 2,38
" Thos A. Miller Tunkhannock Boro. •• 43,50; 43,50; ; |
" Newman Miller " Twp. •• 11.50 1... ; 1 81050
1863. Joseph Fox Braintrim 20,50 12,50; 40; 7,60! '
" E. D.Gardner Clinton •• 36.50 19,50' 85; 16,15!
" Chauncy Benson Enton •• 36,00 36,00; I
" T. D Ik-adly Exeter •• 750 5,00; 12 2.38;
" Petei Dershimer Falls ■ 15,00 3,00 60 11,40
il Hiram Ely Lemon ]j- 12,00 10,50, 20 1,30;
" Trutnnn Maynord Mehoopany •• 23.00 9.00 70 13,30|
" Wm 11. C'ortiight Meshoppen !•• 23,00 4,00' 95 18 05;
" O. C. Orcutt Monroe |- 16,00 5,91: 50 9,59|
" A.S.Carey Northmoreland |- 11,00 i 1100
' G. B. Sprague Nicholson 65,00 20,00 2,27 43,23
" 1,. C. Conklin Tunkhannock Boro, •• 23 50 23,50 1
" Win. B. Overfield '• Twp. ;j- 19.50 ' i 19 50
" John W. Crawford Washington jj— 26.50 26.50 ! j
" Edmund Fassett Windham j-* 18.00 ' ; 18,00
1864. Thomas Philips Braintrim :•• 24,50 ! ; < 24^50
" Z.S. Reynolds Clinton •• 27,50 ; j 27^50
" J.M, Robinsen Eaton !•• 30,50 < ; 30 50
" T. D. Headly * Exeter !-• 9,W ; ! i 9.00
" Hiram Hitchcock Forkston 10,00 j 10 00
" A. T Dewitt Falls 28,00 J 28 00
" Chas. H. Ely * Lemon J- 24,50 ! ! 24.50
" J. T.Jennings Mehoopany !•• 35,50 ? ; ; 35*50
" Wm. 11. Cortright Meshoppen j- 18,50 ; 1 18.50
" Sam'l B.Cook Monroe !'•• 27,50 ;.. 1 j 27,50
" E. L. Bacon * Nicholson •• 88,50 ' 88,50
" Gordon Pike * Northmoreland •• 44,00 ! ; ! 44,00
" Joseph Burgoss North Branch 1600' 4,04, GO, 11,40/
" Wm Irwin OverfieU •• 11,50 ! - 1150
" Isaac H. Ross Tunkhannock Boro. •• 14,50 14,50! \
" Joseph Shupp Tunkhannock Twp 20,50 ; 20,50
John W. Crawford • Washington •• 40,00 s ! 40 00
" E. D, Fassett * Windham •• 15.00 ' j 15|0U
10TAL * 012.00 82-16,91 87,61 5142.48 8515 0
'•"Settled since Statement was made.
Treasurer's Account,
DR - CR.
S IT,** , 515C0
and previous years ,UU ex , ons a „ owed eo( Co J
To Tax received on unseated land 1260,76 Bv •* " '• Mitiri f,n oxeni
T ° b donTweaUand' nent aainst Gor " J 86,22 Com. allowed coll. on Co. Tax.' 394
T ° SniT , Seafe n ! r d retUrn I 17,59 Troas - c " m - 13,158,89 M am't C rc- > J'**
eJ to Coinw th by collectors 5 ' OJ , ree'd by him at 2 per ce nt ( 263 ' 48
To balance on hand at lust settle-/ 3 ;By Trens. Crni, on 87,427,63 am't p. id ) ...
f . ) nut by him nt 2 per cent S
To cash received for uncurrented mon- ) . 0Q B y County orders redeemed 7427.63
e -y > ' ! Ballance due Cot. nty 5319 22
817302.02 ' g 7302,02
Expenditures,
Auditors, *Costs Wyoming County vs Gor
• v?„
7,50 , 30.00 77.84 83 16
FC. Ross, auditor to examine ; Com mon wthvs J. Densmore costs 747,18 825 02
acc'is of Register, Record, Pro- ; Guarding Jail 115,00
thonoury Ac. 12,00 ranfl Jurors 344,44
, traverse Jurors oa? UQ
Commissioners, Reltot to Soldiers Families nl'S
James W, Garey, Balance 5,34 j '
Franci* Hough 120,00 Printing.
Theron Vaughn 110,00 Harvey Sickler 1757 c
vr ™'rr. te P "A • • „ 115,00 350,34 William Burgess 05 IK! 270 75
M m.F. Terry. Comm.ssioner's Clerk 325.00 Refunded orders to Collectors over '
Prothosotarys. paid 1245
D, D. Dewitt, Balance 31,45 Bridge Building and repairing 1324.28
Ziba Lott 75,56 107,01 Attorneys.
Ahira Gay She.iff, on account 115,00 Peckham for Balance 13,00
Medical Attendance on Prisoners 4 00/ LJ- KA>SS, 1-64 25,( 0 38,00
Assessors 358,92 R e oordipg Treasurers Bonds, Ac'. 4 t S4
Repairs on Public Buildings wear i n S Co. and Townauip officers 13^50
Road and Bridge Views 110,25 Lights, Fuel, Stationery, Record,
Coroners Inquest Books Ac- ' J92 g6
Post Mortom Examinatrons 35.00 Penn'a State Lunatic Asylum 374 11
Wyoming Co. Agricultural Society 22,00 County seals 32'75
Bridge Drafts and Specifications. 28.00 Harvey Sickler, District Attorney 76 00
F. M. Hepburn, Co ait Crier 37,23 Election Ballot Box j^Oq
81778,33 85948,23
81778,33
87726,56
. r ** ° rt >ry that the above is a true and correct statement of the expenditures of Wyoming Coun
ty for the year ending January 2d. A D. 1865. "
THERON VAUGHN )
EDWIN STEPHENS > Commissioners.
A* * . XX— TI M , HIRAM BODLE. )
Attest, WM. P. TERRY, Clerk.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Wyoming County, being met fit the Commissioners cffica in said
County, do certify that upon examination of the accounts of the Treasu: .r and Commissioners of said County
we do find them correct as set forth in the foregoing Statement, and that the expenditures of said County
are correct as set forth in this Statement, and further, we did audit, settle, and adjust the accounts of the
Protbonotary, Sheriff and Coroner of said County, as roquired by law
Witness our hands, this, 28th day of January, A. D. 1865.
JOHN G. SPAULDING,}
HENRI NEWCOMB, > Auditors.
MARTIN SICKLER $
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relaxtion or suppression. They act like a charm in
removing the pains that accompany difficult or im
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in the Loins, Back and Sides, Palpitation of the
Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hysterics, Spasms, Broken
Sleep_ and other unplenscnt and dangerous effects of
an unnatural condition of the sexual functions. In
the worst cases of Fluor Albus. or Whites, they ef
fect a speedy cure
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used OVER A QUARTER OF A CEN
TURY. They are offered as the only safe means of
renewing interrupted menstruation, but Ladies must
bear in mind that there is one condition of the fe
male system in which the Pills cannot be taken
miihout producing; a PECULIAR RESULT.—
The condition referred to is PREGNANCY—
the result, MISCARRIAGE, Such is the irresist
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EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box—the
price. One Dollar per Box, containiug from 50 to
60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptyl , by remitting the
price to the Proprietors, or any authorized Agent,
in current funds.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCIIINGS A IIILLYER, PROPRIETOR'S,
81 Cedar Street, Aew York.
IW s old in Tunixhannock, by J. W. Lyman, in
Montrose, by Able Turrell, in Scranton by L. S.A
E. C. Fuller, in Factoryville by all Druggists.
COURT OF APPEAL.
Notice is hereby given, that the Commissioners
of Wyoming Covnty, w ill hold a court of appeal at
their office in the Borough of Tunkhannock, for the
several townships in said County, cotuinencirg on
Monday, the 13th day of March, 1365. and all per
sons who may feel aggrieved on account of their tax
es'for ifie year 1565., may attend and be heard.
MARCH 13th 1365.
Braintrim, Clinton, anl Eaton townships.
MARCH 14th, 1865.
Exeter, Falls, Forkston and Lemon,
MARCH 15th, 1865,
Mehoopany, Mesboppcn, and Monroe.
MARCH 16th.1863,
Norrh Branch, N<>rthmoreland, Nicholson.
MARCH 17ih, 1865,
Overfield, Tunkhannock 1. P. Washington, Wind
ham.
March 18th, 1665,"Tunkhannock Borough.
By order of the Commiss loners,
Commission..rs Office, Tunk. Eo'r, Feb 14, 1565-
WM. F, TERRY, Clerk,
GOLD PENS
FOR THE MILLION !
Pens to Suit the Hand, and Prices to Suit
the Pocket.
The Best Gold Pens in the World !
On receipt of the following sums, we will send, by
mail, or as directed, a Golu Pen or Pens, selecting
the same according to the description, namely.
Gold Pens, in {Silver Plated Exten
sion Cases, with Pencils.
For ti No. 2 pen ; far 51.25. No. 3 pen; for 1.50,
No, 4 pen ; for S3 No. 5 pen; for $2,25 No. 6p en
These pens are st imped THE IMPERIAL PEN,
and are well finished and fine writing GOLD PENS,
with good aridum points, although they are unwar
ranted and cannot be exchanged.
YV ARRANTED COLD PEN S.
Our name (AMERICAN GOLD PEN CO. N Y.,) is
stamped on all our first quality Pens,"andthe points
are warranted for six monts; except against acci
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same points as our first quality Pens, the only great
difference being in the quality of the Gold.
Gold Pens' Ist and 2d quality in
Solid Silver Extension Cases
with Pencile.
For $2,00 a No 1 pen Ist quality, or a No. 2 pen
2d uualitA .
lor 92 25 a No. 2 pen Ist quality, or a No-3 pen
2d quality
For $2 25 a No. 3 pen Ist quality, or a No 4 pen
2d quality.
Fir $3 50 a AO 4 pen lst quahty, or a No. 5 pen
2d quality.
For 84 50 a No. 5 pen Ist quality' or a No. 6 pea
2d vuality.
For $5 50 a No. '6 pen Ist quality
The same Gold Pens, in Solid Silver
Gold-Plated Ebony Desk Hold
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For ®2 25 a No. 3 pen Ist quality, or a No. 4 pen
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For $2 50 a No 4 pen Ist -quality, or a No. 5 pen
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For 83 20 a No. 5 pen Ist quality, or a No. 6 pen
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For 84 00 a No. 6 pen Ist quality. For) 85 58 a
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Our pens rank throughout the country as equal if
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Parties in ordering must specify the name, num -
ber and quality in all instances and whether stiff
or limber, course or fine.
TO CLUBS.
A discount of 12 per cent, will be allowed on
sums of sls, if sent lo one address, at one time ;
15 per cent, on s'2o ; 20 per cent, on 840.
All remittances by mail. REGISTERED, are at our
risk- To all who enclose 20 cents extra for regis
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Circulars of all our new styles, with Engravings
of exact sizes, and prices, sent upon receipt of stamp
if desired. Pen; repointod for 50 cents by mail.
Stationers and Jewelers are requested to corres
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ments.
Address.
AMERICAN GOLD PEN CO..
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(Formerly of "UKNIN'S BAZAAR,")
Under whose Superindeneo the above Departments
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in connection with the numerous ARTISTES under
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fflbics, anD (Cljilbrcn's (Putlit
infl ta (Driicr,
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Paeticular attention given to
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Most households suffer great inconvenience from
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The highest testimonials of their utility can he
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FREDERICK MILLER.
Tunkhannock, Pa. Feb. Ist, 1865
E. & H,T, ASTHON Y A CO,,
Manufacturers of Photographic Ma
terials,
WHOLESALE AND RELAIL,
501 BROAD WAY, N. Y.
In addition to our main business of PHOTO
GRAPHIC MATERIALS, we are Headquarters for
the foil iwing, viz :
STEMS® 11 (I STEMSCOPIC
VMS.
Of th se we have an immense assorting nt, including
War Scenes, American and Foreign C ties and
Landscapes, Groups, Statuary, Ac. Ac, Also, re
volving Sterescopcs, for public or private exhibi
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receipt of Stamp .
Photographic Albums,
We were the first to introduce these into the Unit
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in great variety, ranging in price tr m 50 cents to
SSO. Our ALBUMS have the reputation of being
superior in beauty and durability to any others
They will be sent by mail, free, oil receipt of price,
[ £'*FIXU ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER-
CARD PHOTOGIiAPHf-.
Our CataloguewbrnYl'menso rhik FIA'E THOU
SAND different s Kac'kuboe additions are
continually being made) of Portraits of Eminent
Americans, Ac., viz : about
100 Major-Generals, I 550 Statesmen,
200 Brig.-Generals, | 130 Divines,
273 Colonies, 125 Authors,
100 Lieut.-Colonels, | 40 Artists,
250 Other Officers I 125 Stage,
75 Navy Officers. | 50 Prom'nt Women,
156 Prominent Foreign Portraits,
1 00 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
including reproductions of the most celebrated En
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receipt of Stamp. An order for One Dozen PIC
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Photographers and others ordering goods C. 0.
D. will plea e remit twenty-five percent of the
arnowi their order.
E & H. T ANTHONY & CO.
Mannjacturers of Photographic Materials,
501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The prices and Quality of our Goods cannot Jail to
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