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HALLET, DAVIS g. Co.'s Grand, Psrlol
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07

warn't finished, &C., &C. Chase got up first
he sed if the soers warn't paid it warn't hiS
fault. The fact was, that paper had rize on
expectedy, an his stock was low. Jest as
soon as paper got more plenty, an he got the
new patent National Ten Cylendar Revolvin'
Machine at work, the sojers wonld be paid
regular Then stantin got up, putin like q
porpus. Ses he, "Mr President, these ere
remarks are Impeachment, Of, if had my way,
| would send every one OF this Committy to
the Old Capitol. Pde like to know what
these men knew about war, and strategy.
Why, they talk about the defeat of Burnside.
1t is nonsense. sir he amt been defeated I
The people are humbugsed by the newspa-
pers. It's pity there's newspaper in the
land. They interfer With my strategy
Burnside has gained a great success. He
has discovered the strength of the enemies
works at that pint, an now we know that
some other route is the one to take, an NOT
that one. Eff it had not been for this battle.
we shouldn't have found that out. This
Committy of old gentlemen, or old women. [
had almost said, don't understand the art of
war. Their talk is sheer mpertnence. pde'
squech EN- with proclamashin, if no other
way.n
Then Granfather Welles got up, an ssd he
didn't like to have fault found because his
gun-boats warn't reddy. He sed he would
Ike to see eny one who had worked harder
than he had. he said he hadn't slept but four
teen hours day for six months, while his
natural rest required eighteen. He had sac
rifced all that for the good of his country
and he didn't believe one of the Committy
had done as much. Blair got up and sed he
didn't keer howmquick they turned him out
tie was reddy to go eny time, as he thought
the thing was about played out. Bates ssdS
he thought things locked more cheerful than
ever b-fore, as he had jest discover ed that
niggers could be citizens, an the Dred Scott
deslslon was humbug. When they all got
thru, there was ginnerel talk all around, and
they finally cum to the conclushin that there
warn't eny reason foa change after all, an
tney all went off in pretty good humor.
80 the great Cabbynet crysis ended, and
the Kernel feels like a new man. nv idee Of
gettin them all together face to face, the Ker-~
mel ses, saved the nashun. That mite we set
up till after midnight, and finally after takin
good swig of Old Rye, went to bed. The
next morning the Kernel was as merry On D.
lark, an could tell stories as we'll as ever.
Yours till deth,
MAJER JACK DowRIgq.>
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07
AIt(lsteuaneous.
Letter From Major Jack Downing.
WAsBINGToN, Dec. 20, 1862

WAsDlNGToN, Dec. 20, 1862.
To the Editers Of The CaUashin
SURs Wal, eff ain't been bizzy since |
writ you last, W uldn't say SO. got your
letter about seein Blair on the questshln of
sendin the CAwcAsHIN in the mails, an
hadn't eny doubt but he would do it as soon
as put the subjec to him in the rite light
Blalrs father, Parson Blalr," as he used to
be called in the old Gnneral's time, an u.s.
ed to by very thick. He helped me sifer
good deal wen was postin the Gnneral
up about BiddIe's Bank matters. But
hadn't seen the old man for long time ontel
[ called on him tother day. He was dredful
glad to see me, and shuck my hand as eff he
thought there warn't no fec lin in it. Ses he,
Majer, it's long time sence we've met, an
| know you are q loyal man, for there amt
no fOllerer of Glnnera Jackson that could be
eDything else" Ses I, Eff there's loyal
man in this country, Pm one. l 60 in for
putin down every feller that's opposed to
the Constitushin, don't keer who he is.
only wish we had an Old Hickory to step in
now an jest deal out jestiss all around, with
out any parshality.- guess there's good
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07
Abolition Philanthropy.
MAJER JACK DoWHIgG,

A correspondent of the ". Y Caucdssias
says:
Hoods Song of the shirt has been realized
in this country. Rich contractors, who have
reaped huge fortunes out of this war, war
which the poor man has to carry on BY taxesA
upon his labor; these rich contractors are
now serving the working classes as the trades
men OF England served the operative there
which poor Tom Hood so feelingly put forth
through his well-known ballad,
e" oh God that food should be so dear,
And flesh and blood so cheapr'
1t belongs to puritanical Boston, philanthro:
pic Boston, Aboltionized Boston, does this
high honor of paying fire cents each for
making shirts acith three button holes" So
reads the contract, as Shy lock said Would
that the world could hear of the Milk Street
firm" of that benevolent city, who thus
ground out the life blood from the Lynn sew
ing girls, at the rate of halfa dime peS shirt.
A smart girl can make two shirts day 10
dime day, 4" The hub of the Universe" takea>
all the glory of this tariff
A Miss Stone, of Lowell, drowned herself
in the canal of that town, is consequences Of
destitution. Although working constantly
for New England contractors on army cloth
ing, she could not support herself. Sixty
cents per week, on woolen undershrts. TO
the women of America, by the hgh-toned
"loyal supporters of the war p One hundred
and fifty thousand dollars donated in a ain
gle week, by the wealthy men of Boston and
New York, to the working people of the
English cotton districts Put thess. two
facts together, working men of New York.
What think you of Republican SYMPATHY
Dollars for foreign paupers as gift. Pen.
nies, grudgingly doled-out at the rate ofa
penny an hour, for labor on army material!
All this Republican virtue Is right royal
virtue
A lady, who signs herself G. L. j., under
date of Boston, November 7th," says:"f
have just carried home to Milk street one
dozen of well-made soldiers shirts, at Eve
cents each-sixty cents Messrs.-woula
not pay me because had not forty cents to-
give them back for dollar they rendered
me, and had to leave the shirts and cali
again for my money" This "holy war" en-
genders very holy principles in the hearts or
it's supporters. Comments are uncallsd f,r
howsrer.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07
Original.
WEARE COMING FATHER ABRAHAM.

We are coming, Father Abraham,
We are coming too, to show
Your policy is all sham,
And we regard it SO.
We love the name of Washington,
OF Andrew Jackson too;
They saved our land, when overrun
By all the British crew.
When British tyrant's fury cursed
Our land with wal and woe,
They sought to save their country 6rst,
And let the negro 60.
The everlasting negro now,
Is all you seek to save;
You let the Constitution 60
To find lonely grave.
o, had we Andrew jackson there;
He'd save where you destroy;
He'd make secession quail with fear
And Union leap for joy.
We are coming Father Abraham,
10 execute the laws
To stop this bold arresting men,
Without the slightest cause.
The Habeas Corpns" writ must bs
Enforced throughout the land,
Or else the people are not FREQ,
Ana freedom cannot stand.
But AbJitionists we hate
The name, we all despise,
Because they've wrecked our Ship Of State,
And tried to blind our eyes.
The Union" is their cry, and yet,
If we dare name the South,
They put us in Fort Lafayette,
And make us shut our mouth.
They want no fellowship with those,
Where Slavery does abide;
They say these men are all their foes,
And "let the Union Slide"
Then, pray, what are we fighting for
Just view the thing and see;
Is It the Union to restore1
Or set the darkey free2
We are coming, Father Abraham,
For we abhor the rigor,
Which sacrifices Uncle Sam,
To hbsrate the Niger, !. S,y,
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aurtt Yranrb Qemarrat.

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Doet's $ Gorner,
Original.

Original.
We give place to the following stanzas, not
much on account of their poetcal merit as the sen
ments contained in them. The writer evident
needs experience as poet. his opinions on affairs
government seem to be all right,-Ed.
Our armies met with fearful loss.
Where they have lately been,
Because they were not controlled
By military men.
Those men who sit and hold the reins,
They think they know it all,
But iftheir plans don't shortly change,
Their prize must surely fall.
They think the North is, is made Of men.
And they can sit and CALL
And push them on like tyrants mad,
Till they must faint and fall.
They care not how the soldiers fare,
Nor what thsy do endure.
While they can stand and fold their arms,
And feel themselves secure.
They change the generals on ce a week,
For tear the war VIII close,
They supercede and reappoint,
And so the matter goes.
And then they quarrel among themselves,
About the negro men,
And then resign and pout awhile
Ann then come back again.
They think that they are precious men.
AS you will plainly see.
They say, go fight the Rebels sir
But keep them far from me.
They're like a dog used to know,
fl the whole must say,
He'd pick quarrel with other dogs,
And then he'd slip away.
He'd surely make a safe retreat,
And never ste p to bite,
But seek a shelter for himself,
And leave the rest to fight.
They have mighty army there,
But will not move them hence
We need them all, they loudly cry,
To stand in our defence.
Methinks our ey's would shortly see,
The end of rebel race,
Could we but have A. Lincoln goue,
And Jackson in his place.
But so it is. and so it is,
And so it ia we say.
We have to grin and bear it all,
So let them rip away
Lot Wendell Phillips worship slaves,
Let Conway, say. amen.
Let Fessenden and Sumner nod,
And let old Halleck plan.
And let old Abe appro We it all,
No wonder if it fails
For he was never Drained for war,
But drilled on splitting rails.
Andlet old Greeley madly howl,
And let Fremont, hunt bees,
And let old Abe with sturdy arm,
Chop down the mighty trees.
But let Mcclellan have command,
And tell them when to fight,
The union cause would soon advance,
And Rebels take their flight. J.w.v.
-%sS- -------
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u. ". RHOADS, M. ID
DIR. j. G.. BECKER e Co,
PHYSICIANS IS SURGEONS,

IT NJ. CAREY, NJ. D. Graduate of the y
- NJ. Institute, CincinnatD would respectfully
ennounce to the citizens of Wyoming and Luzerne
Counties that he continues his regular practice in the
earous departments of his profession. May be found
p his office or residence, when not professionally alb
bent
ES Particular attention given to the treatment
Chronic Dseas
entremoreland, Wyoming Co. Pa-v2n2
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syI7M. NJ. PIATT. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Of
w fee in Stark's Brick Block, Tioga ST., Tunk
hannack Pa.
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sT TITLE s. DEWITT, ATTORNEYS AT
IL LAW, Office on Tloga street, Tunkhannock,
Pa
r. LITTLE. i. DEWITT.
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Buslness 0otirfs.

#DACON STANDARDIZATION. Pa. = C.
I'D JACKSON, Proprietor. vln49H
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TT q. COOPER. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08

NOTICE.
THE subscriber has this day entered into the
HARDWARE BUSINESS
Having purchased the Stock of H. q. BANNING.
No. 2O4 Market street,
and respectfully soleils tie trade Of his friends and
public generally. 1
yr,,n,,nu,.. n, G. A, RODNEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
MEDICAL.
II. K. Bringhurat's Bulletin.

ii. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Wholesale and Rstda Druggisf, (3l7) Fourth and
Market street,
cEpHALIo PILLS (spaulding'sl for Esad Ache at H
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RROWN'B BRONCHIAL TROCHEs one OF the best
articles for diseases OF the thTos kc ut H. H. BrinKhurstu
Drug store.
rOwNsEND'S sARsAPARfLLA, frssh stock just ~
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WlsHARTs Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
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stpre.
spAFFoRUs OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to b.
had by calling at u. Il. Binghufst's Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS, Ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP now 10 great
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kLASks for snurtsnienl have hne assortment Of va
Tions sEe from y pint to pint haye Just Imported
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08

A CARD.
ANlNG disposed Of the Stock Of Hardware r. a, NJ,
ii 2Ol Market Street, to . " at no
q. A. ROOM EY,
tAke pleasure In recommending my successor To nv
ana the puzzle, entirely worthy OF their patron
t,r,,t. - u. @. BANNING
puhh HEAVY cALUlNED MAGELsiA-Tbs h.
4 A axe IN the county, sold Wholesale Or IetsiI 4
NJ. BhiNGHURST Co
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
loco AGENTS Wanted

70 introduce DR.. nurd's Dental Remeiies into
every County. 9ien or women who want 10
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything 10 market, They arc
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising then for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing a dozen
Of the ons dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt Of sea dollars,
about half price, 10 any person Wishing TO test
his or her skill 10 selling with the view of be-
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De- We could fdtitr Poy salaries than Comnis
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p6S- Now is the tine 70 70 into thes...husinssu
For adirSss AID rsferSuyss see ab0yNss
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FOREIGN DRAFTs-We draw n, c,os, n.,,.t. =,
anS, Germany and every other country in Europe
customers " '"N'' " e"'t uul
EXOuANGE-Foreign or Domestc-bouRht and soli
AZ rue most favorable rates allowed hy ths market 4
York. ~ ''ou ioi NheehH gu new
REAL ESfATE-wo attend to the purchase and s,ia
OF heAl Estate IN town country and respactfuv iy
puiehAsers or sellers to give us call We rent bons
ton Of their rents "u ~ '"e euiee'
cuiLEuIlONb-Our correspondence enables ia 10
eaea any prominent point in America or In any oregn
.vuHty through the most reliable chaunelg tnr f.r
tes hr making collections are therefore complee and
CONSEQUENTLY persons AyAing themselves of them NAV ~
onnutnt mat their business will he faithfully ami
etpipty attended TO- thur charges are as low As M
made by any reliable parties. ~ '' M "u
every ease where we employed our aim ia 10 do
e beH loF Inc Interest OF cuHt0msrs and wa snelt
ne patronage III our friends and the public generally
Iau JOHN McLkhR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
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