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a Good WAY TO Give Thanks.

Bsnor OpssnsissR, Of New jersey, Ia "a, cir.
cur letter for the obssr,snco Ct Thanksgiving
Day, makes an admirable recon nend,,ion for .
collection In ell the churches, behalf Of the San
itsry Comnission. We hope that every church In
the city may carry ou, the suggestion. Tho sight
Of dssb.ei mon and The In wl.dse Of suffer- s
families, ought 70 incits US W something better
than words. However eloquent she sermons % 10
day may b.. is, them he followed by more subsssn
vAl toheas OF Thanksgiving
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TRADE NOTICES.

Noi'ce regular meeting 81 tho ship
Joi ere q on will BE- h'ld IN the build us th-
sOuth east cor Of Rorery nd IL ootne 4 N hurs-
dsv Augus Ssh. nt O'Clock New .p'rs o. the Juion
are repeated to le pun-'usl In att.pd.uca. I. TIE
hidgss are 70 he asi 'Iitrd. - hoy .hir oir.ts OF
Se- York and vicinity vi 'eel a. In ere. 10 the
welfare o. he union ar, luvi 80 10 attend. Is, ord
oi join ENt. sec; AARON 81 CALL. PREF. .G3
special Notice The hrst regular ronILi-
fne-us = he 40 f,fcf uel'r ulou Protect ~ A..
.ca au iii hs 10 IA ttrtr nice .ug rains, corner
Hro.i srd Pear sts,Ne- luIs, on rhursdAy evening,
tie ga lus Il nc.o a ~h ~ ~ momb.r - yinr-
TIA feVuest to At end. At = s7~sis m. ias ~
sNlI A. = iui, le : a Wet ~ o. frunr
es' iv1. Iuua fth, ~d3, he 10 loving Officers W.
ur 1uiinoup elected, serve 10, t.,@ term of Que
l.-t Nj, iiAIL llibGISe. 3D. -, JAM pos.
liDt. ' T.. JOSEPH A-!iArRs, Gen. sec EnN
IA Man, Cor es,ondlfs CO.. sud AILhAEL
lHl-t Ol, Sec. Go
vir.tinp 81 'rrH.n ~hoepskrr- viii be
a. a. tue an War Hotel, co ne of Grand ad
FiSsfstt -. on rlIfsity 'vHtirr, AuF. Mh,
oco~t Al COX NJ ~ tear - "a 49, .us ted To At
t.rd. ny orp,r o. EDWARD O'sLiLl, Pr,,i 10 ~
MICHAEL kESNIpI, se"y. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tho Grand Pic-Nic Snd Fesli,ni OF the
fR'hsr Mathew l. A, Il. Society, No. 9, of New
ioit. wi b. held at Jones Woods on rhlr-i .,
81 thanksgiving day August 9TH. loo3. TieketsofAi
nae on u ceits. There WI asJ he mon Fl"
temperance mee ins undu. tho eco, shade OF ho,e
.o'eiy ~oods NJ ich will be attended BY All ths p IN.
cp. Irm2era-' .n.,.s ana speak IL OF New S1rt
ibG II uoxyn. Dancing Mi commences; 10 O'clock
o. he two lArg. platform. IN Temperance meeting
VI op.u a. noon. JAMES BRE MAN, Pr,sid, nj
> o'Ntll" Ih'tman Com. +, uooNEY, rira.
4 Me- AElrt, Stcy. g.
IN" u hLrIs,it Tue tatao,ic FAB sor g.
~ o. tie thu oh II The luna uia ConoDY .,i " II
y IA h'r noathly NEE lag IN the scAo r,.Int ia
10 u slrret,n,a A. A. n IhIsC.., = "a utt ~. !
g.. oe.lck, p 900. JOHN u BRlEN, Vic, Pes
CHARLES BOYLE, Sec
The SECULAR NrrI,rg of ~. Master
sevrdoist citation -ill be ne At their o1u. on
lh!i d4y 'ytulns, August lJ'h. PIuciual sitspo
ADd 10 requested. tHAr, t.. " Il.sOS, Jr, SEC 81
FstLer Matthew r. 4. Is >ociet, No. q, of
bro9ti'n. Pubic Temperance Nee IN sat ID s. II, Ill
,.i IN snd Il aai 10, h.. D,ldur day. and Eu,d W.
VI SPA. ,di' Mctnafh Pr o. st,Jsme,'
!; 4, b' soNivtT, J In hlirLn, Hrrriss, BucklD,n
Glover, efen, Flanagan, ksg-., suL 9th ~. sIstr.
tst. 7 ak 'cuss, hcb,uny, Mach. Aullig.n, ung
rts, ADD ''ala.h tile bat tenn 81 nee -iuscrI in
the c,qnuy. 10 the m MIXERS 'his !. the r,l.l,r
monthly meeting. rhOS. JOYCE, Pre.t DANIEL
aANSlHu, .. SEC, IL
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We fo't. w,3nesddD, ArV.'' ., +. h-T'he
Stock market hU .ur.r,d at,Gction 20 some cttent
t. lay. ~ 10Th price And basiae. q, -ernmen, and
State stoob were steady. ON TIC vholc financial
transaction, have t<env a ~ interest Sterins
chsus' va gu,e; At i4ialii, fot tsttcr. bin'
nt,d closed at IN. Tho loan market d. stl .urly
supp i"i vth csgi'M seeking Investment. aud rates
are ,loied rsthr a, thAn q l-i cent. To morrow
all b. close, % erved as nations. fnt pa, in
TN ,ncis and eonmu cisi circles, md no bu,in.,s will
be dous in Nail stre,t
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N 4 * 7SHAesI.S.

CURTIS PARsLOW on Wednesday, Angus. g.
by "a, bey 10 jones, Wligh Curtis Ef l.. a naive
4 NV flrt, n Mi. Mr., Ann y MOS, younrest
daueh - 81 "a. lc'o wi IAN P,rsow, E~a, iafe of
Enniscorthy, County Wexford lr land. %
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ofano,hsr eise. and 'shs North" 10 a eomrr.h.n.

OF Anoshsr eisse. and 'ths North" 10 q eomprehsn.
shrm asinifyins respons.b.li'y .or any ct Of
Congressional leg station eistsstefll 10 Elslsh
wishes or interests, or any public or privn. Amer.
lean expression Of dislib fr English don 80, q, auy
time du In The las, thirty years itpq tie anus
,s'o observe se en- respect nsp rel y the
hshet eehuity ~ the chivsr d tle coute.uI .s
suddenly conceived Tor the 'fnuitii an 8 u.,-.e.
nsfes ~ The North by c,.s, fin.n VII a, know
enss MIR eng 'serisni 10 trade = he n-c do
ql"Hn'hoh for ihette q gent emu. Th-, there
ave cen many, and smongst ven men ~ tie
.te "s' Intellectual e'Llt Ike straat NuL,
VINO ave q en- anov" IT,. ltteu's, a. puzzle OFT ~
shd hitacy, ~eshould he so'ry g. iofg,t, but ~
we ymfAhy OF tnglsnt a. oesn withre'tf m
vs. ana va IN Law ~ rnessu t. Tie rfuI'o-- o'
VIC ,eue."on, - beyond 'st on. II Is trIa tht
me"n's Arselv attended. have express d IA /.
Apl'oiAt q o; The admin sitston, but, uuforfIu.
a'eIy' IN Crest Bft,'r tie rap'rs 1u 4 nufnt.rs
n.- not ths zane sglt snce Il hAs VIII rs a~idr
d'neionee 'Nsistn.re betsp'n tle e,pr -f0n ~
VIC pope and the vii 4 the ruin cI,sses. y
uhiet 20 d. not mean OIL ILe tJ..l .,fs, Tut
VA - Who Are pros. 'fou- enough T. 'tsi tie tIut-
shu hsVe TIC souo~hst rsrU p'.vl.eto Of a vote"
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TRADE NOTICES.

Harness Aiakers- Journey men Unr
nsfs lax re- Association will hold a mretin. hi,
lThnndeyl evening, At 3 O'Clock In thu .ud ~
AmoTS (IrA Tonpkns Maker. Bu .usss Of in.
portsnce will BE- transacted Attention /, directed Ia
Sec. OF Art. Of Behave. Mcmbep ar, regursted
10 produce cards When paying dues
By order,
VIZ. HANL0N, Sscy, i.6
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DENTISTRY.

A MO>I WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"a Having i.Gd | too'h extracted without mar,
by ID. j. JAY yll.LEkS, la5 Grand 81 hIart1
tom Pru-d~ -. che riuy insert thi. a, a ,scon
nendst'on 70 tho'e suffering from toothscbs a
''"''''''' "o SUN ". I'll
X L. WAIT Us Am AV.OPPOSrTE Ilth St
80 LEtrsetr Teeth b u pa n DOC
Fll- T,cth, warranted ior life "a
Inserts Tee h. vulcaute warranted to 6t A
num gertct Imitation nature nj
tht Cfy. en 10
nR. join HOWE, 1875 CANAL SPpFrT
set. astt o. teeth on slv rat ~ to sIr an ia
az ~ To- eIo; seci al .ets % CO nts ~. oo.L'
hiyu WITH soIu, bone crE.tnt, o. Oih.i III -.
TO 81 per tooth Teeth extracted without pain a.
nRS. GRIFFIN, 25s GRAND ST WV
, ork, opposite Lord Tsylo',, and 257 ru,,o.
~ oso.Siyu, are Inserting ths,r improved Artbcis
ie.ln, WIN o. without extracting thu root I'D
s-,. on god o; platiEa, s25. on slly.T or rubb,
Htrsc, ist 900 per tooth "! silver or rubbei II
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 6, 1858.


Srssoss sendins esmmunicstlOns 20 shs rdisor Of
The - A.. reminded that ne taxa not 60 Of ,oeh
81 the party forwarding ~ We DO not male public
th.r names but retain them - . private susisn'ss
Of 'hc 1000 faith Of the writer Our eorrwponeeut.
generally understand the importance Of this rsgus.t
a, Il from vountssT oorrespondeps that OF en-
reeve much valuable information We obi sed TO
the signature Of the vrites
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GksEuAa BasRNh.s.

4 CHALLENGED WILL PAY so FER
'otnt more an any Other m.n In the c'y ior
p'ruhrptstt =, kctt Of rlcthins, tiamoads. dry
g-r' ,e-slry, hr nrfn,, Sc. A lth premium paid
tof y at. % oye-co.'s. lug lot Of ,lothing 90
hand " sale. bu'n % coat. 80 spanish linen dust
.f', ~ 10 black flock cpat. csc. mere tr1,. =
. on oa.simere IL ~ ve'usi. GEO. LENlR ~
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M-rcers pr.bti. 3 Tsa9 a. Dik-nan....- 75s3 90
Buckeyes .......l b0a2 0Oi
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07
EXECUTORS SALE
of q Large Improved Farm

BY virtue of directions in the last VIII of James
Mckune deceased late of Falls township, Wyoming
Co, there will be sold at public sale, at the Court
House in the borough of Tunkhannpck Wyoming Co,
Penna., on Tuesday the 10Th day Of March 1868 at
o'clock p. NJ. the following described valuable
improved farm, situate in Falls township, Wyoming
Co, PeIna, bounded the North by lands of Spen-
Ger Fitch; South by Alan Kresky and--Clark :;
East by Fuller Sicker and William Owens and
West by Stephen Post, containing about 800 acres
of md about SO acres improved, with one frame
dwelling house, two frame barns one milk house.
and two good apple orchards thereon, good living
water on all parts of the farm.
The land can be divided into two farms with ad-
vantage, and will be sold together or in two farms,
10 suit purchasers. This farm is situated one mile
from the North Branch Canal aud Susquehanna riv-
er.
Persons wishing information can inquire of VIII
liam Mckune, who resi- les near the premises, or by
letter directed to Falls P. O., Wyoming Co. Penn or
of A. X Peckham, at Tunkhannock Wyoming Co..
Penna.
One third Of purchase money down, and terms
made easy for balance.
WM. MCkUNE,
JAMES MckUNE, deceased
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Application for License,

K4ETEIIBCa
office is hereby given that the following nam
~ ed persons have filled their petitions in the
court of Quarter Sessions Of Wyoming County and
viii make application at the next term or said cor-+
or Tavern License
JERRED LILLE, Meshoppen.
Dee 30 1867
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Nem a0dertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

D Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS S
ID issued out OF the Comt of Common Pleas, of
Wyoming State of Pennsylvania, ami to me directed
will be exposed to public sale ut the Court House in
Ethe Borough Of Tunkhannock, in said county,
ION SATURDAY. tbs 18th DAY OF JANUARY
A. D 1863 at o'clock P. NJ the following describ-
ed property, to wit:
All of the Defendants right title and ir tercst ia
and to all Of that certain piece parcel tract of
lani situate in Exeter township Wyoming County,
AMI State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows TO wit:
On the East by lands of William White aod Aaron
Whittock
On the South by lands of Aaron Whittock
On the West by lands Of William Dymond and
Ransom Coooaugh
On the North by lands of BENZ sran Coolbaagh,
Containing about 40 acres oil land, more or less,
with about thirty FIVE thereof improved with
one story and half frame dwelling house, one log
barn. old frame house used for storing hIy, and
one apple orchard thereon together with the appur-
senances thereto belonging.
Seized AMI taken in execution at the suit of New
man Vdntyle use Of Aaron Brown We. Ziba Sickler.
n Will be sold for Cash ,ly, by
LEVI II. STEPHENS, Sheriff
Tunkbanpock KID. Dec, I 81 1863
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THE DAILY WORLD.

The Daily WORLD is the N st compete CONNER
cia! AMI News Paper published in America Besides
full tele ph news, Acorrespon dence and for
egn news &c any twOcent daily. il contain Al
much Ililer conmpr.ia news Its Ship News,
Produce AMI Cattle Mar Let. reports. Foreign d
Domestic Importaiions, Stonk Lists, AMI CONNER
cial news no business in III c.ln d without.
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCES:
One copy for one year, So.
Four copies for year, $50.
For clu of tell copies extra copy will be
sent for one year.
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II E w GROCERY
AND
Provision
STORE!

The Subscriber has opened Grocery and PrOvis-
ion Store in the Store Room, formerly occupie1 by
Thos. Osterhout, in the borough of TunkhannOck
and intends to keep ON hand good assortment e.
such articles usually sold in such an est h
GShment. lie intends TO deal in none out goo goods
and to dispose OF them at just small advan upon
cost it is possible for any man to do with safety to
himself--beiug willing to share in these L" hard
times the profits with his customers Any one wish
ing to purchase any of the following articles will do
well call the subscriber before purchasing else
where.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup.
Kerosene, Candles, Tobacco, Snuff,
saleratus, Sal Soda, Ginger,
Pepper, Alspice, Cinna-
mon, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Raisins,
Cream Of
Tartar,
Pork, White Fish, Mackerel, Trout,
Nails, Glass, Wheat Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, Corn Meal But
ter. Cheese, Eggs, Apples,
Vinegar, Starch, Pen
Holders, PEN
ellis, Ink, Pa
per, Envel-
opes,
Pocket Books, Money Purses, Spool
Thread, Linen Thread, Sewing
Silk. Buttons, Thlmbles, Pins,
Needles, Shawl Pins,
Watch Guards,
Buck Skin, Cot
ton, Silk, and
LisIe thread
Gloves,
Cotton and Wooden Socks and Hose,
Suspenders, Spectacles, Tobacco
Boxes, Coarse, Fine, Dress aud
Circle Co m BIS, Ii air
Brushes, Shaving
Boxes, Soaps,
&c, &C.,
Also, a general assortment of custom made Boots
and Shoes of the very hest quality warranted also
salt by the barrel. Wanted in exchange for goods,
and for which the highest market price will be pail ::
Grain of all kinds, Buckwhrat Flour, Butter, Eggs.
Beeswax, Honey. Lard Tallow, Poultry, Paper Rags,
Dried Peaches, Beans, Onions, &c.
GEO. LEIGHTON.
Tunkhannock, Dec 10, 1862.
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New Publications, Inventions Discoveries ani
WORKS of Art will receive the same careful and tho
rough attention
The Ia est AMI most important news from London,
Paris Turin, Rome, Syria, China, California, japan.
Egypt, AMI South America, correspondents will
promptly send to US.
Our correspondents attached the various d
visions of the army viii acc6nipany them wnere-
ever they go, AMI 10y free of the telegraph ami
the mails, present in he columns of The WORLD
Il COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE
WAR.
from day to day end from month tn month.
In the We ky aud Semi-Weekly editions ct The
WORLD, especially large .pace will be given to
AgricuItures
and to all the departments Of Manufacturing and
Mechanical Industry.
The Weekly WORLD will contain aa admirable ST.
rial story during tue cJlniIg year.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07
ocAI AND PERSONAL.

Now Advertisements.-See new adverl'se-
-,onis in our issue to-day.
Gao C. Burns advertisement of the ceieorated
D.rohoa specta cles, If you can't see it. go ana get
pair
settling Up.--The County Auditors are now
,,.,v engaged in their annual settl with the
commissioners and Treasurer
r,a .and Regt. P. V, Col. Dodge, has left
rbere it has been for some time stationed
t''.., rps3 last week at Fortress Monroe on an
.rneditjon Observation-Disclosures unknown.
Tbere will be donation for the
c,.,ben Ellwell, in Sterlingville at Sterling's
u.u on Thursday afternoon and evening OF January
,~n, All are respectfully invited to attend.
ro,,amber that the largest and most complete
" ..,,tnept of Dry Gods, Groceries, Hardware,
HC-,.tsry ready made clothing &c, ever brought to
towr i. now offered for sale by Theo lore Ross
"A Co at the store lately occupied by j. H. Bogart
Iobp webster. who joined the militia from this
.,n,v a. a substitute for George Harding, drafted
man has returned to this place, having lost his right
.rs through the ignorance, or carelessness or both
Of the surgeon Of the 7ls Regt to which he was at
;sched
The Croup.--This dangerous disease will be
bbe Of half its terrors to the mothers and children
os tho land, when it becomes generally known that
the syrup of Ipecac, prepared by D. Mitchell is an
irf,lIbe remedy for it. This article is for sale
At Mitchers Saloon on the corner. bottle oft
should be kept in every family.
Rreyities. ..- HIGHER tlan mad cats back-cot-
TN.
GoIp DoLIARs-Scarcer than hens teeth,
PLEyTy-S -Shinplasters and stick backs.
MuD-DLED-The brains Of the aboltionists, and
The roads, for the past week
MEAS-In the superlativo degree-The man who
cheats the printer
W1sE-The man who advertises his business.
FREE-The niggers since the proclamation.
News Depot.--The subscriber having establish
ed News Depot at DR., Rhoads Drug store calls the
attention of the readers TO his Daily, Weekly and
Month Newspapers and Magazines.
II YOU want one hours later take the Inqu irer
or Press You Will also find fine assortment of sta
tionery Christmas presents which have just arrived.
Call and see for yourselves
Inquirer Daily IS cts per week,
Press, 20
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07
w. E. WALTON.

Rcad.--The organs OF sight the most delicate
of our " fearfuly and wonderfully made structures.
No one of our senses affords greater pleasure to the
mind and none, the loss Of which would prove so
great calamity yet, perhap2, no part of the hu-
tnan form divine is sadly neglected the eye.
This neglect, now, might be called criminal in view
cf the fact that those who have weak eyes, either
from inflammation sickness age, have the remedy at
hand in the Parabolt Spectacles now kept by P. C
Burns, Jeweler of this place. Any person doubling
h,r superiority all otaer kinds, nre referred to
pr. j. Y. Smith and Hon Ira Avery of this place,
who use them and will testify to their virtues
! None are SO blind those who will not see thro'
ehe Parabola Spectacles.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07

&SfANTED "A RESPECTABLE PERSON OF
w EITHER SEX in every neighhorhood to sell J
R. STAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, and also J. r. STAFFoRD's
IRON AND SULPHUR PowDERs. Olive tar is Thin,
transparent fluid; it isthe best remedy known for
diseases of the Throat, Lungs CT Catdtrh. Also for
Dptheria, Group, Whooping Cough, &c. My Iron
and Sulphur Powders strengthen the system, aid the
digestion, and purify the blood. I have l6 page
pamphlet containing full explanations, and over 100
testimonials from well known prominent porsonr
which 1 will send to any one free by mail.
JR. STAFFORD, Chernist,
vin24,ly. 442Broadway, NewYork
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THE sEMI-wEskLY WORLD,

The Semi Weekly W. RID is ! large quartp sheet
same size us the daily, continuing all its news,
correspor lence, miscellany, AMI eIiiorials its com
neIcal marker news, and entertaining selections
and miscellaneous reading IT'S cattle IN ct an
provision repors make it highly valuable to every
farmer
Published Tuesday .api Friday. Single copies 3
cents,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDITIONI
~ FrPonaS issued out oil the Court of Common
fleas OF Wyoming County, state OF Pennsylvania,
and to me directed, VIII be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, the Borough of Tunk hammock
in said County
oN SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY,
a.; D. 1863, at o'clock P. NJ the following describ-
eu property, to wit:
All of the defendants right title and interest to
ne following described tr1ct of land, situate in the
HeTnnshlp Of Nicholson Wyoming County, and State
VI Pennsyvania hound described as follows, to wit
beglnlng at Hemlock stub on the north co orner of
q 'iact OF land in the warrantee name of William
snth hence south along the line said Smith tract
Ny perches to post and stone corner; thence East
'"o hundred aud sixty-six and 40 perches to a
po'' ana stones corner; thence North sixty perches
post and Stones corner; thence West two hun
Ie! and slxfy-slx and 40 perches to the place of
s'lhing, containing one hundred acres of land,
,..el measure, and peing part of the William Smith
a@c' OF land, excepting and reservng therefrom
NY acres OF land heretofore decided by d. 0sterhoa.
Ih"mas lIalsead,) with about thirty acres thereof
improved, with frame house and barn an some
iFuit trees thereon
.eized and taken in execution ut the suit of p NJ
0'terhout VS.. Abner Lewis.
VIII be sold for Cash only, by
LEVI II STEPHENS, Sheriff.
Tunkhannoek, Dec. 81, a, 1858.
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AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, AlBU IN RRlNTs, &C

A NEW PICTURE GALLERYh, u.r cen cesv.
n ed in Tuukhauno.k, which is III with en-
tire new material for the taking of Pl '-. in the
Photographic Art The un lersgned has re-ftted
AMI furnished the SKy-Li.ht q llery in Samuel
Stark's Brick Block, and is prepared 10 trke
Pictures in the latest an most improved style of the
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-07
TERMS.
THE WEEKLY WORLD

The Weekly WORLD contains th- led ling editorials
of tn" daily and copious summary of all the of
the week up the hour Of publication. In no other
weekly paper published in this country are there
found such full commercial and m 'rket reports and
general news intelligence, linei with so much
editorial nltter AMI variety of inScellahcous reading
as in the Weekly WORLD.
Published Thursday
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THE WORLD.
49, AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, WEEKLY AND SEMI-wEEK-
In NEWSPAPER.

In soliciting for another year a continuance and
increase of the favor which in short iiod has
given to the WORLD IFS pi esent rank among Amer-
can journalsa circulation, business patronage. and
influence equaed other Journals only after the eff
fort of many years-we renew to oil and new
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