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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-04

NOTICE.

70 iaoss - otlW, p&aa~y Ousy, John winthrop,
lsseaess 1aroti. 6seaA 1ex, Hazard - Foxs
I On2iSs kafs6naA Co, z a Fox, e4e<atOr Of the
ssssss OF Mary schinitz, deceased, Fred FoxS
fou, and each OF you, hereby notified that there
y nov on ale tp the oce Of Vie Clerk the petrct
Csuss q Lee csm3y Iosa, - Ksss u Tsss, Ssti.
tion Of HsnSy Caldwell. elaiatng II you, the said
james ". 0tisy, Twcnty Three Hsndrsd and Sixty
Eight 1910 Dollars, With 70 per cent. interest," per
: cSaaiss n. a. Ard "a ii ne
sssiGned 70 Hira m Earney, and By him assigned 70
Henry Caldwell, dsf - AnGAry I'd 1e57, also claiming
against each Of You the foreclosu OF said Mortgage,
the being upon lsGs K0- IL and ~ IL Block Ne.
In hasons Upper Addition, ~ the city ofKeoknk, in
Leo County, Iowa, for the purchase money and fur
ther saiaS Ssr the sale Said pssnissA anA general
relief
And unless Jou appear and answer thereto on or
before noon OF the second day Of the next term OF
the said District Court. st keohuk, to began and
holden on The LIST Monday In September, A. D. lses,
. esfauit viii be entered against you. and tudg-
ment rendered thereon.
uaYlQ-dAv AttoYneyx for Plaintiff.
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r E0AL NOTICE.

E<3AL NOIICE.
To Edward Cole, Eliza Stewart, and hrideman 4
Reed. ~ ~ EA
You are h0rohy nott0ed that thoFe ID nov NE In
The Caerka once OF The District Court OF Ice County
1owA, - Fort AaAlssus petttien o. John w naakin
Ssnnel Miller. claiming Of you, The said =. Cois
the sum Of en- Hundred and Nnety-eight Dollars and
1orty-Dtne cents and intersse money ans on tWo
pr0mssory notes, and also claiming against all Of you
The foreclosure OF certain morteage gfsau -
said notes and conveying the Following property, TO-
VII lot No. y lIul N Block Wsntyose .2il, In the
city OF keokuk, County Lee, and 6tase OF lows In
which Jon, ths salA EsssA stewart md 6ridgmsn
Reed, have sone Interest
And unless yon appear tAsvet4 sna detsnA before
noon Of the second day OF the term 81 said sIic
Court, commencing the third Monday In September
l6sa, Judgment and decree will Be EsndsKeu againe
you thereon BY default. ..s
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
maY3I-dzW Atloen eys Sor Plaintiff.
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nerally, they bave hlIod clvll Ofk0aA and
id at home and made fortunes ont Of
E war.
Never was . country so demoralized
ruined by faction ~ the United States
been BY the Pnrisans. They have
hverted in rehgion into dsisn. it, free
n into licentiousness, and bankrupted
like 10 power, purse and reputatios. -
cir success or their defeat in the pres.
war will equally Involve the humili-
Iu and purity Of their own sectiou.--
no event can the United Stateshe what
as been. And yet these architects Of
ruin reign supreme and the Democrats
their tools and slaves
THE new YORK pxHocaATs.
Re are not It Ill surprised q the heil-
Wish which the Northsrn Democrats
vaultsd from the position Of equal
sitiou 70 the war 70 ! iervsnt support
bFsham liucoln and biz 6tan md
-. We expressed the opinion ct
lime that not the slightest confidence
! pc placed in anything thoy should
n do. John Van Buren,, in pArticu-
begotten BY tho most unprincipled
sian that New York ever saw, with
ngls exception of W. II. 6eward) J,
. could not Be the legitimate son Of
z(Ea unless hs was entirely unrsllaAls
DSvsry word and action. II i 4 mattsr
littls importance. however, uhAt they
yyay or do. They cannot be nors
bited thar, they were It the beginning
tthssSss; mesa faeians and intent on
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VICTORIA;
THE HEIRESs OF CASTLE CIIFEE.
N q A NJ
AUTHOR OF "GIPsY COVER" "SyBrL CAMPBELL
"ERMI1TE,' { LA WASoUE," &c g.

The productions Of thi~ distinguished autboress
need no enlogv Puplic opinion has long since pro-
nouuced them superior to other novplettes rrh-
liShei this side Of the Aantic anl the true test
of their m"rit Is founi in the fac that fhcv qro CO.
scrlv renrodu'oA after their rrhIcation in the NrR
cray, hv the English We may add that the
new tale. Victoria" is fully euual IN interest and
depth Of plot TO either # those which have secured 40
large shar" of public approval md we an earnest
" 'noommnnl i 70 All storv-rc7lcrs
The New YoRX MERCrRY is sold bv all novsmen
and periodical dealers in America To Subscribers
i is regularly MAILED every Soturfav morning for
50 year; thrc" "o0ies fo- s. six copies for 50
eight copies CIR St2 with extra copy ret 10 the
eettor mp Of ''r club Six months sulsrrinyons re-
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GODEY's LADY'S BOOk FOR IsG3.
Great Literary aud Pictorial Year i!

The publisher of tioiey's Lad,'s Book Thankful, 70
that publ, which has enabled him to r,tI,.r, ,...,
a1ine f5r the last thrt,-,br,e Years d, , l,-,r
larlou than an, IN America. b., m, Ie ,n ,,,,,.,.
ment Wi h The most ,,,ul,r acrhr... N IN ..,,r.
-M,rion lIarltni, Au hnres, Of Alone" ,i,it.,,
p.h" N.ss sites" Nemesis and N,,.,..
wb,wIll furnish story for every p,.nh.r oS IA. L.
dv,. Boo,, for IsG3, This alona will ,iac. ,5. !,
dvs Boob, in ,itertrv tnnt Of view t.r ahead o,
,.ny other M, r,z.pe M,.iap H,r,nI ,c.;tas r,roo
other pl l,,i.,t,a oar other ,..,.rt, ,,i..-. ,v,I
all continue +, furnish articles tb.o,.b,, tho y.,
The best L,ai,'s ,ua.rtzips in the War 4 and ,,o
chearest-Tne literature i Of that kind tia can
be read aloud in the family er.l. and the rIer,.,
in immense nalnbers are subscribers for the B.ot
The Music is all oriainal AMI woulI cost y cents
(the price of the Book in the music stores hut ,p
of is copyrighted anl cannot be obtained cxc,lt
i'll "Godey."
Our Steel Engravings All efforts to rival us in
this have ceased and we uow slni alone in this de-
partment g,vIng IA we 10, many more ana infinitely
better eugrIyn.s than are published IN any o.aor
worn.
Godey's immnese double sheet fashion mates cop-
tanning from five to seven .ull len .ta Co!orei Fash
ions ON each iate-Othcr ma.,r2iue. oivs only t,v,
Far ah.at of any Fashions in Eur,ne or ,,,,cri.,
--Golcy's i tn. only work IN the yo.iI thai ,i,.s
these immense ,,:,te. AMI they ,r, .p.b - f., b,o
excited the Won Ter Of Ia Usher. ant tn, pui}i Tb
,.,I;,ti.,, ~, ,l,., = -, ,., s,.. on A..
7" "''"" W '"'N l'''' '"' - w -i''1 'h"h
fashion plates ot the oil style, ani nothing but cur
wonderfully large circulation enables Us to give
Thorn Othnr m ma ,ina c,,rot ,Grl i W. ,or,
..t,., .I,.-..,,:
SP''' hi'"eS WV" '"o d'iie Gan NC "e"ehted'
These fashions may be relied on. Dresses may
be made after them AMI tho wearer will nat siit
bo.,,If 20 ,id;.,,,,, , ,.,,,i H., ,Lo .,.
~ " '' '''' !" S'' ''S'''"
'he large c'''eS dressed AFTER the style OF
the latcs in some of uur 50 called fashion maoazipos
Onr wood Enrrayiu-s Of which we give t,yi.c nv
tbroo ,i,o, - ,,,o, =, ,,,.. o.l,. -:
'h'ee 'lhes 10 h'h! as my o'heT Hlt%azihe are OF
ten mistaken for steci-Ihcy are 50 far superior
any others.
I,oit,,o, ns,,oro or tb,r, po,,,o,n,o- .,,,,;
Va ',''''' i'''''''.eF punt
cation ana me ihe'Pe>'. you take Cooley, Jou
want no o,her magazine.
Eyerything that is useful or orn,m,pta, in = hons.
can o' .o"''1 ' 'o''S
Drawing lessons NO other magazine gives them
and we have given enough to fill several large vol
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RUNNING STILL!

T'UE Old ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber,
Is >li ~ running orIor through all the reyerSes
an Ran at former days, since 1888, without being
""uf1hl, 40 "ai a place !ou can lnd good assort-
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EXECUTORS SALE
Of q Large Improved Farm

BY virtue of dir-c;o..s IA the last WI of me.
Mckune deceased late Of Falls township Wyomin.
Co there viii he sold at puolic sale Gt tie Court
House in the borough of TunkhannDek Wyoming Co..,
Penna on Tuesday the l0tt day Of March 1868 at
one O'Clock p. H.. the following described valuable
improved farm, situate in Falls township, Wyoming
Co.. Penna., bounded the North by lands of Spen-
Ger Fitch; South by Adam kresky aud----Clarll ;
Etst by Fuller Sicker and William Owens. and
West by Stephen Post, containing about 300 acres
of lind, about 50 acres improved, with one frame
dwelling house, two frame barns, milk house,
and two good apple orchards thereon, good living
water all parts of the farm.
The land can be iyi le, into two farms with /
vantage, and will be soII together in two frro>
to auit iurch iserS This farm situated onc u!,le
from the North Branch Caral aud Susqpch,nna gir-
er.
Persons wishing information can inquire Of VII
liam M,Kune ~no resi- rrrr the premises. or hy
letter directed TO Fall p. o. Wyoming c." Penn or
Of 4 Peckham, at IunkhIElolk Wyoming Co.
Peuut
Cre third Of purchase money down, AMI terms
made etsy for balance
WV. MckuNE,
JAMES McKuSE, Executors Of the last VIII Of
JAMES MakUNE deceased
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/, zeal AND PERSONAL.

-..on.--Tbe friends of the Rev g. W. SEQ
ill make him donation visit at his residence
n'u wo pit,ston, on Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, the 27tn iD'''
Saturday last in the Borough of Tunk-
i'' ton dollar bill, of the new plate, on the
no.dale Bank Any person finding it will be lib
hO-' uor,,ad BY returning it to the loser, Miss
T1.h 1,". Fitch, or by leaving it at this Office
Quarterly Meeeting.--The last Quarterly
Mating for the present conference year Will he held
M'a = Church in this Borough, to commence on
c.,,r,sv the 3lst, inst, at 2 O'Clock P NJ
,mDortant Information.--Ross Brothers an
.n.a 70 the public that they will receive hemlock
,sb Iumber. of all kinds in exchange Tor stoves
,.,,uar. Now is the time to supply the place ol
me old stove by new one
Prepare," saith the preacher, q for that great
.hon,e which awaits you all" Prepare saith the
,.n,sr for the coming spring ani summer, by laying
:, ronr supply of Fresh Ground plaster at K. Now
-ev's in Sterngville
Heed the adnonit:on of the man of God, and don't
e,,rot the advice Of the printers Devil.
Meeting of School Directors. --The School
directors of the Township of Funkhannock, elected at
tbs lat, Township election are requested to meet at
W,ps Hotel, on Saturday next. The following are
tbs names of the persons elected VIM. B. Overfeld,
jeremiah Ostcrhout, Earl Carey, W Marion Stark,
H. A. Colvin ani John Wilsey.
News Depot. --The Subscriber having establish
Cd News Depot at DIR. khoads Drug store calls tne
attention of the readers to his Daily, Weekly and
Mouth Newspapers and Magazines.
If YOU want one hours later news take the Inquirer
or Press You will also find fine assortment OF sta
tonery Christmas presents which have just arrived
Call ana see for yourselves
Inquirer Daily is cts. per week,
Press - 20 "
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

~ HItLHIELPTIA.
foT me Reh:f9fthe SICK + Distressed, afflicted ,r,b
tFmsm and Chronic Diseases. and esgeciailv
,t', ,;toThe Cure Of Diseases t'Lte !sexuql organs
yIahI ad'ice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable heport> on spermatorrhoea or Se,nin,s
"eakness, and other Diseases of the Sexual Orr-,s
m ana on the New Remedesenrploye in t! G Disbe..,a-
~ sent 70 the afflicted in sealed letter envelope "a
oi enargs Two or three stamps for postage will be
TON 1SP'aple. ,ne Address, DR., j SKILLIN HOEGH
N;nth Hs nh.lns Sdsgeou Howard Association, N5Oly
''' nilaueIphia FaI ln20Iy.
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BRIDGE BUILDING.

Noltceis hereby given, that the Commissioners of
wyoming County, will let to the lowest responsible
bidder on saturday the 18th day of December 1862
the finding Of the material and tie Execution Of a
new bridge on the site Of the old one Mt or
near Eli N. Bacons in the Township ofNichoson in
said County Letting will be at Two o'clock of said
day at or near the site of said bridge.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the com
missoners Office One week before the letting:
Nov 26 1862
j. W. CAREY,
r !, vaSSSH aSSSH Commissioners
Attest WMILIAM L. TERRY. clerk
Commissioners Office,
Tunkhannock Wyoming County,
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CbriliiGa Tairs ans l1upr!ettes

are the hest published anvwhoro M the mos noo-
utar lrrifcrS em2!7yed 10 rrife or,gi1oIIy t.r
PetcrsOn." 1863 in addition to IS usual nu,n-
titv + shorter storses. F0T'R ORIGINAL COPY
RIGHT NONEIETTS will I've given hv Ans Step
hens l., G. Mou'tnn, Frank Lee Hol aict and the.
An:hor Of So The Murder in the Glen Ross" It rlso
ru fishes
Each number, il addition to the colored plate
Gi"es Ronrets Cloaks and Dresses engraved on wood
Also, pattern, from which a Dress Man:illa, or
Chilts dress can be cut out. without the aid Of a
martua-maker. Also, several pages OF Household
and other Receipts
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Application Tor L.icerscs

\ office iS hereby given TINT the following nam.
~ ell persons have filed their petitions in the
Court of Quarter Sessions Of Wyoming County and
will make application AT the next term of said Court
or Tavern license
JERRED LILLE Meshoppen
ZIBA LOTT, Clerk
Dec 30 1856.
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1T is THE BEST tADy'S MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD.
TRY IT FOR ONE YEAR,
PREwIUM. ZOE e:ErrlNG I.pcLir,

u NJ V . VI N''fN q .EE1HE TT u =
Three, Five, Eight or more copies make cup. To
every aerSon getting up clGb OF Three, Five Eight
or Twelve pp:es an extra copy of the Magazine for
1908 VIII be given, II our meEZ0tint for framing,
Bunyan P''ring from his Blind Child In Prison
To every persol getting up club of Sixteen, two If
either OF the premiums will be sent.
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
SOC Chestnut Street Philale1phia
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W. E. WALTON.

The Weather for the past two weeks has been,
what the almanac makers would have Called, had
they known anything about it" Variable" 1t
has alternated every day or two between the soft
balmy air spring, and the keen piercing breath of
winter. We have hau little snow, a little sunshine
and considerable rain often, all three in the
day. Women set down by some writer (some
crusty old Batch of course) tickle bat the weath
er for the rast fortnight has shifted oftener than the
most coquetish ga! of forty among them
Stove CIinkers--Re NJ medy.--There is no piece
Of information about household matters which we
give that will be acceptable to all consum
of anthracite coal than how get rid of the cnl
that form upon the FIRE brick lining of stoves, and
often to such extent as TO fill up the fire chambers
of small cylinder stove till it becomes neur,y use
less, 1t is laboTious work to break them off with
poker. and the lining bricks are often destroyed in
the attempt TO do SO. We have known instances
where the family II to suffer all the ncOnvenien-
cos of having the stove taken Gown in md-winter to
be sent to the shop for repairs, in consequence Of
these clinkers. There is an easy way to get rid of
them. When a charge Of coal has been bu-nei
down pretty well, aud is all aglow throw in half
dozen pieces Of oyster shells and Eli up with coal,
and let it burn very hot and you will find the cink-
eEs all in semifuid state plastic and adhesive as
sticky dough, and about as easily punched off with
a poker. The philosophy Of the thing is that he
lime acts as tiux to the matter composing the cnk
els. and probably limestone viii! answer where shells
are not convenient When the clinkerS accumulate
again you will not have TO send for the stove-maker
at some lnconvenient season. Now this is nothing
new, but something that everybody does not know
and something that many who do know fail TO re-
nsm5er wnen needaI.-PQtriot4% Union
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Written by NJ A CatliD, on the death of her
e Grand Daughter NELLY ALICE. who died Of =
ieFia, Nov 28th, 1862, aged years, months =
days:
Fleeting are our days of pleasure,
Few, indeed, the hous We prize
Life cannot be calei.4 treasure,
Bat in hope beyond the skies.
When i first became a mother.
y what gladness filed my heart;
lcould with my father, brother
Ur sister, sooner part
S"eetly on her pillow slumber'd,
Bright her silken looks appeared
An the kisses ne'er were NUMBERED,
AS the little cradle neared
00oA saw her footsteps novirg,
Speeding toward Mothers arms;
Y how understanding loving,
U what blooming, infant charms.
Every Mother lend thy pardon
cor you always think the same,
Every child, son or daughter,
For some nobIe purpose came.
AoPe, thus cps the heart together,
lis boon in mercy given
10 the heart Of every mother,
Ill they find a bIisstul heaven.
oy tnis ch'ld my heart was nourished,
LII 'wo years had quickly sped;
In my tWining arms she fourish'd,
Every m' ment's toll repaid.
UT smoothed her locks so golden.
oft arranged her infant dress:
on, my babe, where are you holden?
Are you in the arms of death7
les, heard thy bosom rattle.
Yes ki sed thy icy clay
v"'n nat stllled thy childish prattle
Ere the form was borne away.
Gee The little vlcant place
"nen the dinner tablets spread;
'io" we miss your smiling face
ue"F' "hen you are dead
No" read soothing message,
Sent from Jesus shining throne
lis written, scripture passage
1niS sweet child is all nv own,
IT T n's Oioomed on earth in gladnoss,
To my bosom kindly given;
She is free from sin and sadness.
She mns' bloom with me in beovo,
Hear ga her bloOd-washed spirit.
Chant sweet anthems to her Cad.
basking in the savors merits
VINO bad washed her in His blood
forget her ah' that never can ba
:, f0ndly we'll rehearse, her name.
'nr can never return unto us
We puSt shortly go to her.
NORTH BRANCH. Jsr- II 1852
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AMBR0TYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS. ABU en- RRlaTs. &C.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CASES

He has purchased a splendid assortment Of Cases.
among which are the Union, Band Clasp, Octag0n.
oral Gilt Frames, GW Trays, 6c.-very neat and
desirable patterns-bcSides a variety OF plain and
fancy Cases Of every and description
The foregoing. he thinks inducements sufficient
for every one to come to the Picture Gallery and
secure one OF those 'taM!fjd sbaIots'-
Which ghr and art wi5h magic spell.
BY working together, can carch So we'll -
IF not. there other cons ferations How imnar-
tan' th"t you faithful likeness OF YOUR ifien Is
and relatives ere II Is too late You have all cx}er-
enced something Of the satisfaction afforded in gazing
on the Picture OF an absent friend and some of you
have known the sad pleasure derived from possessing
the likeness of some loved who has been laid be-
meath the church yard mount, and felt that
I" No price could take from you
memento 81 cherished;
For, how sacred the shadow
Since thl subst.,nce has persisted"
But you perchance have friends still with YOU
whose pictures you have not yet secured II so make
1t the business of to-day 70 may be too late
Then come to the Picture Gallery in Samuel Stark 5
Hrl'K Bl1ck-hrd s+ory--a few doors east Of Wallis
Hotel and secure one Ot those jaihFm Sf1Roirs'
ALVIN DAY.
Tunkhannoci Dec 10. l652-v 2ulS
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UNDERTAKING. Having Uearse of his own.
and having had much experience, he will attend TO
this department Of tho business short notice and
In q satisfactory manner.
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MANUFACTORY!

The subscriber has Just opened new Furniture
Cabinet ard Chair Mlnuiactory in Tunkhapnock
next door to c. N. koon's grocery store where are
kept on hand and manufactured to order:
TABLES Of all sizes. patterns. and styles
CHAIRS Cane-seat Flag bottom, and common
BUREAUS of all styles. sizes, and prices
BEDSTEADS, Cottage and common
CENTRE TABLES, WORK STANDS, BOOK
CASES and indeed every thing which can be found
in the largest furniture establishments in the country
which he VIII sell at prices as low a. they can be
hourht in any town outside Of the cities. Being sat
isied that he can compete both in workmanship and
prices with any establishment in the country, he So
lics the public patronage
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21

REPAIRING of al kinds done in a neat .uh.tan-
tia and worknanlike manner
n. B.-0!i cane-seat chairs new-seatcd and re-
paired,
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THE PRIDE OF IEHY0RK.
1S63's pec1alty.
GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN GENIUS.
Correct with spirit, eloquent with ease,
Intent to reason, or polite tc please !"
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

It with fear of Wars effect uron their literary
fortunes, that the publishers of Tar New YORK MER-
curry acknowledge the unwaveriug H. atty of their
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SURSCRIBERS an1 announre
t. them an 70 all. that TIE NEW YoqK MErC,RY
r this year (iS63) will he richer in every luxury of
Polite Literature tn IN before It is no upsfa II
speculation, Temporary sensation" but n first
class literary weekly which has been familiar to the
United states Cor quarter OF century; AMI while
the wishv-washy mushroom prints yesterday are
Gu ting down their talent while thew raise their
suhscrnton-price, THE NEw YonK MERCrBY main-
tatES all its great Staff of ROmanrere Poets Humor-
lists ESsayiss Story rellerS AMI itors ana proIa-
ises to make it still greater for 1863.
It is the one paper for home. It's forty col
umns Of reading matter per week constitute an un-
paralleled
CONSERVATORY OE THE ENTERTAINING
and its Novels Miscellaneous Tales Beauties of V.rs,
Gossip. Fenetons, Rrnadsles Of IIumor AMI Polish
eG Editorials combine 10 epitoze 9I the charms Of
WIT AND SENTIMENT
The husband reads II to his wife the r,otbnr 70 or
children, the lover to his sweetheart the soldier 10 his
comrades, ami the village schonaster to the circle
around the stove It is familiar to III, sicht Of
every man, woman AMI child in our country ava bas
recui"r subscribers ~ s"vo~al countries sc Europe
THE New YORK NrF'rrY. ia als, identified with Tho
grahieS' patriotism - the age Cor several members
OF its hfii St boil high rank orr noble army
ari have made themselves rs famous with the Sword
as with the Pen. The great Illustrating artist Of
The New YORK MEnCUny. the iuimitahe DARLEY
gives the paper the highest attributes Of Fine Art
and yet this largest literary weekly the day proms-
eS TO surphss itself in all these respects during the
New Year.
The first NEW York MERCURY Novelette, for tha
New Year, to he commenced in the issue of January
3, 1868, is called
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-21
LIN ES,

Written by NJ A. Catlip, on the death of her lit
tie Grand Daughter, NELLY ALICE, who died Of Dip
iberia Nov 29th, 1862, aged years, months, ami
days: