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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-01
Shape of Oar Bodies

Symmetry is one Of the conditions of He
created man upright in His own image. The
vital organs in the chest and abdoman are
fitted to an erect spine. If the upper portion
of the spine bend forward, as in dropping
shoulders, not only is the great nerve marrow
of the spine itsetdistorted, and its circulation
crippled, (Which is a serious matter, ri
suting in certain common Affections but the
lungs, hearts liver, and stomach lose their
natural place, and perform all their duties
cisadvantageously. very large proportion
of our many affections of these vital organs
take their rise in such displacement. What
shall be done
l. Improve the desks in our schools, so
that, instead of compelling our young to sit
for hours every day in STOPPING potion they
shall be compelled to sit erect, with their
heads and shoulders drawn we'll back. This
is very easily accomplished. Such change
in our school furniture would prove priceless
natural blessing.
2 Remove every ounce of pressure from the
waist Pants worn without suspenders,
and drawn close about the body, skirts and
dresses pressing at the waste, must produce
round shoulders, for when the organs of the
abdomen are pushed downward, the shoulders S
must drop in order to maintain the relation
between the thoracic and abdominal viscera.
3. The back legs Of our chairs must be
sawn of two inches shorter than the front
ones. The front edges of the seat must not
be more than fourteen inches high for a
woman and sixteen for men. This arrange
ment will immediatly relieve the back while
sitting, and secure q good position of
shoulders.
4. The habit Of walking erect, wit the all
of soldier, must be generally cultivated.
5. Gymnastc culture Of the shoulders.
With such means the nation will become up
right and vgorous.-Dio Lepis.
"You can't do that again." as the pig sal
| when the bow cut his tail off,
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Copperheads vsRlacksnakes.

The BlacSgepublicas& excessively fond
ofappying PsAames to their opponents, are
now very iadastriously applying the term
"Copperheads" to the Democrats. We like it
much, There is an applicability about it
which speaks out boldly and has palpable
meaning.
The "Copperhead" is peculiar to this coun
try fearless, independent snake that knows
ltspower, and when disturbed or interfared
with, uses it; it is brave snake, and there
fore naturally tolerant, harmless and passive !;
but take care you do not trample upon it, for
it never runs, except to attack its foe, and its
bite, when once aroused, is awful.
Now, the representative of the Republican,
opposite to the Copperhoad, is the BlacksRake.
And here, too, the analogy is complets. The
black snake is a cowardly, kissing thieving
reptile. He possesses somewhat the power
to charm but he always charms the innocent
to destruction. He robs birds nests, visits
the barn yard and sucks hens eggs, and will
often be found curled round the legs of COW
sucking her milk, just as Black Republican
contractors, jobbers, and Office holders are
now doing with Uncle Samuel's cow.-Jefer.
S0nian.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-01
4oet's QJorner,
From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
THE MANAGERIAL CHRIS-
IIAN LYRIC
BY EDWARD C. JONES.

hneel, Christian, by the manger bed
Think deeply; let no words be said,
For thee Jehovah-J Jesus, thee,
Begins his pilgrim infancy.
Go lay thy beating heart to his,
And count its infant pulses there;
The Roman spear in future day.
Shall lay its holy arteries bare
Look, Christian, at those tiny hands,
That fondly seek his mothers breast.
The stern rough nail in future day,
Must through their shrinking nerves be prest.
Kiss that dear little foot, like snow,
1t sweeps from out the swathing band,
Amid its crimson it must glow,
Trans6xed be mortalS impious hand
How calm that gentle, liquid eye,
Upturned to Mary's speaking face,
Without, the wintry wind is high,
Within, what Summer Lore We trace.
Christian, that eye in future day,
Shall turn its ray upon the weak,
Shall volumn forth its princely SPELL
And give to pnde an ashen cheek
Amid the hustle Of the Inn,
The clonging tones, of jostIing throngs
There is one still small voice within,
That voice TO Mary but belongs
flushed by the warble how he smiles,
The little briny drops sustain,
And in the Sttble she beguiles
Her bosom of tie shadow.d pain.
Christian he yet shall weep alone,
Ger social wrongs, and grievance high,
And no f3nd parent have the power,
To wipe that moisture from bis eye.
Alone, mid bustling, careless crowds,
His pilgrim infancy began
Alone, in future day ne tolls,
MID unapprcciativc Man.
Infant of days! thy life, thy death,
Oh, what circumstance may bound,
What issues, solemn and immense
Tha' manger-bed encompass round,
Agustus taxed his Roman realm,
But thou mightier tax hast laid.
Oh Universe! redeemed and won,
1t may be Otracd, hut never paid.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-01

E The draft has been quietly progress
ing in those counties of Michigan where the
quota has not been filled by volunteers.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
HHTLADEIpHIA

SOr The Reiefofthe Sick y Distressed afflicted nth
viruter1 and Chronic Diseases, and especially
,torthe Cure Of Diseases # the SeruaL Organs
- Medical advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea or Seminas
Weakness, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
@d on the New Remediesemployed in the Dispensa-
y, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelope l,as
Ncharge. Two or three stamps for postage will be
sceptable. Address, DR.. J. SKIBLIN HOUGH
tsoN, Ahting Surgeon, Howard Association, N50ly
NINTH Street; Philadelphia Pa, ln20ly.
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RECITATION IN GEOGRAPHY.

mats right, sonny-never tell fis.
"What is the surface of the earth 7i
'The outside"
Bully for you, sweet William"
"That's me-"
(which predominates-that is,which 10
the biggest part-land or water::n
"In the lainy season, water IN times Of
drouth land"
"What is the big body of water calledY'
Old Ocean,"
"Whom does it beneft?'
'The Secretary of the Navy, and his rel.
atives in the ship trade"
GLOW 500"
"They sell rotten ships to the Government
ten times their WORTH"
"For what purpose do ships sail on ths
Ocean?"
"To drown soldiersn
"What do our ships take to other cour.
tries?"
Raw cotton and minted gold.n
"What do they bring back in rcturn2n
Wool, (on the darkey's head,} and other
pestilental diseases"
"That is right, my bully boy, with WAX
ear; you shall see Gen. Pope some dsy.n
'What is a peculiar Characteristic of the
ocean2"
ats difference from the ADMINISTRATION
GLOW SO, my red topped stndent2"
"lt never becomes corrupt"
every well for an orphan. You may 20
and kiss the girls and emulate the ocsau.n
"What is sea?'
Pair of spectacles."
"Ah, ha! None of that, Timothy
What Is strait 2"
"Next to full--beats two pair"
" Hello, there. Pll call you from the deck
into the cabin, John HenrJ-You may 20
and get some wood"
What is a channel 2"
The place feller oils up with whiskey
just before he makes political speech" g..
"Correct; glad to see you in such spirits."
" Thomas, what is peninsula 2'
Z" A place where the Army of the United
States wanders, surrounded by Stonewall."
"What is o cape 2n
A fur thing worn by ladies'"
Observing youth, thou hast won capa-
bic name"
Peter, what is a cave 2"
The last Republican vote in New York
State"
Bright-eyed gazee, see, but you sec
more III take half of your pie to-day noon.
Now tell me what are the great circles Of
the earth 2"
Hoops"
"Very good. Can you tell me what s
Balmoral Skirt reminds you of 2"
"The peel of a BELLE" -~
Next"
"The earth"
"Right; but why so ?"
C. Because the son works round il every
twenty-four hours"
{" That's rlght-go up to the head.' .
" What is the principal production ofthe
temperate zones ?'
"Ten-pn alleys, rot gut, the Maine law,
and confirmed drunkards."
"Who is the Governor of State ?" t
" The man who furnishes the most money
for the election, or the clerk who has the
handsomest wife,"
"Steady, there, or you'll get it. Philan.
der what is the object Of the Government %
"Plunder."-
"Correct"
"What designates the aristocracy7"
&c Goldfish .....-,
"What kind of currency is used in the
United States ?''
" Pill labels, fine teeth combs, water mel
on seeds, pieces of egg shells, old buttons,
nail parings bus tickets, knot holes, and
postage stamps" f.-.
" Can business be carried on in hard mon
ey ?'' ---i
'It seems So"
" What is volcano 2" i.R
"a mountain with fireplace in it."
"What is plain 2" rr
'' A thing used By carpenters"
"What kind of cloth is mostly worn BY
the people of Green Bay 2"
Green BaZe 20
Here, Gustavus, none of that. Seven.
teenth class may emerge hence, if it'll keep
off the ice."-LGCrosse Dsnlorcrat.
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NJ. GILMAN.
Den list.

M GILMAN has permanently located in Tunk-
WI. hammock Borough, and respectfully tenders his
Professional services the citizens Of this place and
surrounding country.
=, ALL WORK WARRANTED, TO GIVE salts
FACTION.
Eg Office over Tutton's Law Office, near tn Pos
Office
Dec. IL, 1861
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resh Ground Plaster I'm Quantities
and at prices 30 suit purchasers, now for sale a
sssnnppen ~ MsYw 5E
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-01

CEO. &. TUITION, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
" Tunkhanaock Pa. Office IN Stark's Brick
Block rioga street.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-01

TT S.COOPER, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Il. Newton Centre, Luzerne County Pa
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Yusiness 0otirss.

bacon sTAND.-Nicholson. Pa C. L
D JACKSON, Proprietor Tvln49f
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"You can't do that again" as the pig sal d,
when the boy cut his tail off.
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r. w. RHoADS, NG. ID,
DIR. J. Q. BECKER e Co,
PHYSICIANS s. SURGEONS,

T VI. CAREY, NJ. D. Graduate Of the r
y. NJ Institute, Cincinnati) would respectfully
snnounce to the citizens of Wyoming and Luzerne
Counties that he continues his regular practice in the
Various departments Of his profession. May be found
1t his Office residence, when not professionally alb
ent
= Particular attention given to the treatment
Chronic Diseas.
entremoreIand, Wyoming Co. Pa.--v2n2
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NEW SERIES,
aortb Branrh 4emucrat,

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A G 4 Il D

The undersigned having been restored health in
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Parties wishing the prescription will please address
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Kings County,
New York.
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HorEL AT STowE.-The Burlington Times
says Having examined subscriptions Of stock
Tor the new hotel at Stove, We find that several
gentleman Of Boston have mace very liberal
subscr ptions-one OF them $1,000. They express
somewhat surprise that no more interest is felt in
this enterprise IN this section. Where are the
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Obj Dailp }rtfman.
MONTPELIER, OCT Is, 1868.

Rl.PBERRIEs IN OCTOBER. We have seen red
rs spberries which we're picked fir m the bushes
Oct. ID, at Montpelier. The fruit is full size,
of good color and excellent favor. 1t is the
second crop IRON the same bushes this year. We
understand the second crop of this kind of ber-
ries was quite abundant in Washington Coun-
ty.-BurhngtOn Times.
We were shown some strawberries the other
day, just ripened in the garden of Mr.. HAKRY
boutwell,, in this village, which grew on this
years bushes.
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LATEST.


CMCINNATTI, Oct IA. One-third of the State
gives "A 200 majority for the Union The to
tai will be 10000 on the home vote, and with
the soldiers vote, 100, 900.
New YORK, Oct. 10. A special dispatch to
the World says it is generally believed that our
army Will take up for the time position with
Its centre resting on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad near Catlett's Station. Falling back
to this point has been for some time talked
about, if not determined at headquarters.
The recent engagement on the Rapidan in
which regiment of New York cavalry was 50
badly cut up, and large portion of the Both
New York infantry taken prisoners, illustrates
the inexpediency of 30 heightened front as
the limo of the Rapidan Obliged the army to
maintain.
DEs MONIES Iowa, Oct. Is. In twenty six
counties of Iowa Stone, Union, is 7 1888 ahead
N The ouly counties yet reported tor futile are
Dubuque and Natter, which united, him LIS
majority.
There ar. large Republican gains. Stores
majority will pr obabv reach IL, 600 or $4,000
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HONOR To WI Honor. Martin II. Freeman,
a graduate of Mlddebury College, Vt, and for
eight years Professor in Avery College, Plttsburg,
Pa, has been appointed Professor OF mathemat-
les ana natural philosophy IN Liberia College,
and goes out in November. The college is al
ready IN operation, and ALI its officers are of AZ
rican descent.
The young mau spoken of above, was, under
he patronage Of the Rev. VIM Mitchell, then
pastor OF the Cong egaJional Church OF Rutland,
seot to Middebury College. The Rutland Her
aid says; - We we'll remember the row that
the entrance Of his BLACK boy into the classic
balls of - old Middlebury " occasoned, and we
have a slight recollection Of the shameacedness
exhibit by some of his classmates on finding
that in the end of his collegiate course he had
carried off their laurels. '--RuttaHd Herald
PROFESSOR FRErNAN will speak this Thursday
evening, at the Colonization meeting at Mr..
Loid's Church, and let no one miss the oppor-
tunlty to hear him.
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4 O'CLOCK, p M.
TO THE FREEMAN.

NEw YoRK, Oct. Is. The Tribune's Wash
ington dispatch says about dusk on Tuetday our
cavalry encountered the enemy at Catlett's Sta
ton
A brisk fire was kept up till dark, and was
resumed at day break Wednesday. Abont 3
P. M. heavy cannonadiug opened along an ex.
tended line In the direction of Manassas, which
lasted till p. NJ. The sound receded towards
night, and it seemed evident that the enemy
was driven back a considerable distance 1t is
thought that KEGS entire army is in front of
Meade.
The Tribune's dispatch says Meade has fallen
back to Manassas. Our trains are all at Cen
terville.
Rumors are rife that a general engagement
began at daylight yesterday.
1t s said that Gen. Meade has been compelled
to give place TO some new commander His suc-
cessor is said to be Gen. Sickles. Meade's re-
moval seems to be determined on.
The Times Washington despatch says the
surplus baggage of the Army OF the Potomac
has been removed to the rear, and that Army is
stripping for the fight.
Merdes position yesterday morning was on
the North band of the Rappahannock, his right
flank resting on the Eastern slope of the Bull
Run Mountains. Since then, however, be has
fallen back 10 the neighbOrhood Of Manassas
Plains.
Lees whole army has crossed the Rappahan
mock, and were yesterday pressing our rear. A
battle this morning was considered imminent.
Our trains last night were eli ut Centreville
LATER.
Rumors are rife that a general engagement
began at day break this morning on tae old Bull
Run battle ground.
The command Of the Army Of the Potomac
of course is fatal. Gen. Meade in his turn has
been compelled to Civ place to some other man.
His successor is said to te Maj.-Gen. Dan. E.
Sickles.
Gold, 1856 to SI56 IA.
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CAUTION
TO FEM4LES L.NDEL1CATE HEALTH

DR. Dow, Physician ard Surgeon, No Endicott ST. ect,
IL Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases incident to
tie female frOlapsus Uteri Falling Of the
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DR.. Dow, ince 1915 having confined his whole aten-
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Office hours from A. NJ to 9 P. NJ.
Boston, July %, 1888 wF30yl.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAlLRoAD.-Com-
pared with the fiscal year ending August Sd,
1862, the gross earnings of this road for the
past year show an increase of 800, 09S so, or
over 80 per cent and the net earnings, an in
crease of $50, 1856 "a. or about SO per cent.
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WESTERN VERMONT Musical AssocIATION.-
The Annual Convention Of the W estern Vermont
Musical Association, will be held at New Ha-
ven, October 27th 1868. The exercises will be
conducted by Prof Baker and Mrs. Little, of
Boston Persons attending will be carried Tor
half fare.
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TEETH EXTRACTED
Without Pain and Without Danger

BY inc use " TAI NWTUT5 UNTu5, On
LAU II L M c. CT "a - !:
This method is peri city harmless, AMI when the pa
tient is under tnGrence, thu operation be made
without the least pain 1t not only destroys pain but
gives the delightful sensations, and renders waking
to consc business thing almost 10 be deplored. Unlike
Ether or Choroform, there is reaction iassitude,
no excite ment when in five minutes one emerges from
state OF complete forgefuness wi bout headache or any
unpleasant feelings Physicians have pronoun led it ben
efcial 10 persons having etk lungs
have spared neither trouble or exoense to make this
jmportant addition to my Office for the benefit of those
afflicted with aching teeth. JOHN NJ. C0MEGYS.
Office in RiaIto building, State Street Montpelier