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Sampf etneu usbsrsanS rrStpin9en.
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9ie 8eali0eeitem .pesen ber @ieaesbOtfbaften

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I @lne Hnrth inn a,ntnrnne

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BlDCtN Stun fCrtGe3rgen. SEES Gapalerts
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Sangsfeas 81 ftnben.
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Grimtbls 0arOe berans!!

Samntltde MttSlieter btefes ~berubnttcn gprYs, uelte
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anfSefCreert, iib IN ibretn g0aifeniadle gu perinnamela UNI
ben ~berubtnten @esneral 3ttmbls, tbren Stestmentspatrpn
nitet9 81 %enpfareen
Muf Sefebt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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@eribt pIftvten @cn9sntnat on s.@rIafes uno @erfdufa.
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"a. WfaIsn" 15o ee9en 9 mr Dsrtouf.n weroe.
s1afbtngtDn BOntt1nt, .
(S0juntNl Ser. Ct Mar16QH.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-08

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blep aus %Soerbltetn BET @rets 2autenbad, wer6en t~ringent
erludAt, Ser I6re6e an Gerbtnanb Sdpar3, SO. 178 Se6fe
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Rsne Mn3etOen.
MuTOr0erumQ,

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SrteI IN Der gDefers Office.
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Oeut)he her0ls !

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OeS 9anptqnartier 6e8 II. WcQtS
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-08

Dte fotsenben Gnr~oIItrungs-
Sfft5tere In 5erfore Sc. msreea
bente !bre StGtt9fett Beginner:
!. Diff. @ltiat @relton. Sas. 6. @picr.
2, 9. 3cpfins, s. @rawf. Strmplou.
3. = 50. u. 8a9leY, SD. 6. Tra3Isr.
4. y SacOb Gtrf, 2ept Venntn9tou.
5. - 6bas Ml. Qammerllep,
6. ThcS e. @roorb. Whff. 81 Gnoarb.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

That will rest IRE them TO their usGal health Such
has been the case in thousands Of instances and q
fair trial is but required to prove the assertion.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

Encyclopedia Of Religious KnoEledgs.T
Al hough not disposed 10 ffgVr recommen nd Pat
ent Mediclnes in general ugh distrust of their
ingredients anl effects, yet know Of safkcient
REASONS i7hy may testify the benefits he
believes h,ui-eit to nave received from any simple
preparation, Ia the hope that &c ma thus contribute
to the benefit of others
DO this the more readily in regayd 10 uaoaand's
German Bi;ters prepared BY Dr. c sl Jilckson, of
Il Is city, because Prcjuliced 3,Za nat them
many years, unier &c inprcssiqn thatE Ethey were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture Tdnl. in Iebted TO my
friend Robert Sao. maker, Esq, for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests ana fnreneoura cement
10 try them. when suffering from great flhl hug con-
tuued debility. The Of three bottles efs these
Bitters. at the beginning of the pr sent year, was
follosed by evident relief, anu restoration a de-
gree of bodily an mental vigor which had not felt
for six months before, aGi had ALMOST despared OF
regaining / therefore hank God and any friend for
directing me 70 the use of them = -
PaILADA, June %. 1861. NEWTON Esowx
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

From Rer. J Ne11ton Brorn, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knoriedgs.si
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
TIE rUBrTeArt'S OF THESE PLATES COS,
$4,000 MORE.

'hrn Frshionr.os Of the OBI style and nothing hut
cur wonderfully large rui;t'ion enables Us 10 give
'hrn.- OtheF mag zines capnlt at 81 il. W. new
or epare aonev when the public c.tI be brncftte
These fashions may he yclIa,i on. Dresses NAV be
M ldc after hem, an the wearer will not sui ie t
herself TO rulicur, woul be the ease if he visit
e the large cities dressed after the stvle IF the
p ties giYlp some OF our so-calel fashion Inaga-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

Lady's Magazine i'm the World, AID tn
Cheapes. .a....-,....5
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OTR STEEL -ENTRA EINGSL I

nc - Jar super or 7" any " herS "
sLUITfTIQNS.
Beware Of than. Remember that the LaIv's
Book Is the orlginr publication and the cheapes,
II y"u take q 'tiev, Won wTnt ut-r N sclz1ac
Everything that Is u>e:ul or ornamental in a
liouse can he fauui il Cooley t.. ...s
DRRUTVlf LESSONS
No o her IN ~ zinc gives tham, .tnt We have given
emu h 10 fiji severa itse volumes. -..-'f
.. OUR RECEIPTS
re such eau be found nowhere else Cooking In
all il variety Couf'ctioti ,ry-tae NurSery-thc
Toilet The L'Un ry-ih" Kitchen. RrccIp uIsn
.ti sF 'riS 10 be fpn In the p1,cs Of the Iay>
Book We original ' >trrtr! tnjs departments an /
have peculiar n iities for inI it most !. r.rt-
This tepartment"!nur is worth the prie of the Book
ladies 'FORET4BLE.
This department cotnprl$es rn-rtvi rs AMI descrip-
h0ns OF every ar'i le that lady wears
MODEL COTTAGES.
No other ma; Izinc ha> III. experiment.
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Terms reduced t, Old Prices A.!
Godey's Lady's Book
\ For 1864. s~
GREAT AND PIC FUR4At YEAR!

The publisher of-Goiey's L1dy's Bdok,@th tnkful
to that IubIIc which has enabled him To publish a
naglzne for the last tlirty.foW years Of larger
.eiscuiAtion ib.a any in Auerrca has made N ar
Sl,Azement With the most popular au,h6ressR in this
COUNTY Y .FHTa. FrErssE
..s MARION II ARI.A\D.
AutloreSS Of g AioRe" 'U;dIen Path," Moss
Side % Nemesis and &" Niriala''
who will furnish sor eS for the L. ly's Boo for 1864
Tht- alone will, pllce the iaiys Book In IA literary
Point of view FIR a 'eal of aly other magazine.--
Mutton llarlanl writes forno other luag zine
Our other favorte writers will all eontinue fur
nish articles throughout the year.
rga a.-TEE BEST .r,H g.
Lady's Magazine in The World, aad the
CheapPS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

THE LITERA TIRE
isOi that kirdlh Il be read aoui in the family
circle and the clerg, in immense numbers are sub
serlbeTs for the Book P..,l p, ...gs.E .-.f
u.. THE MUSIC -t+ Traaa
is all original AMI would cost 25 cents the price of
The Hook) IN the music stores but nost Of it is copy
l-hted, and cannot be obtained except in Cooley"
t'as as OUR STEEL ENfRAVINGS t.r
An eff,ris rival us in this have ceased and we
now sianl alone in this department giviut, as we
do, many nrorr an Infinitely better engraviags than
are published in any other work = a!Nt t-0.a-
GODETS
iNMESSE DOUisi.;t-SGIEET FASH
lOS PiA lES.
CJNNAINING
From fire TO screen. .ftH isnqih Coiorea Plshi0as on
each Ptate Other mIgaeiaes gice only t,ro
FAR kHEAD D.6F ANY fashions in EUROPE
OR AMERICA.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
PARTICULAIsN NOTICE

There are 4,anl preparations 5o!d under the name
ofBiAers pat up IN quart BoRteS. compd,nded Of
the cheapest chis.ey or conn on rum. costing from
20 to 40 cents per gallon" tie taste disguised Aaiss
or COriander Seed ss,.ai lLs
This class 81 Duters has caused and lrM continue
to cause long they be S2ld h,hdred 20 die
the death Of HE drunkdrd By Me,r use ife system
ls kept continually under III. influence Of AicohO.tS
Stiulaat& Of the Eorst k.I,d lie desire for Liquor
Is created and kept uD, and the result 6 aHie hor-
rors attendant upon a drunkarde and de til
FIR MOse rhO desire and will have . Liquor
BttcrS, IRE pub{iNt the foiiOring receiDt Get Dne
Hottie HOofiiand'S Ger man Bite rs and mir
rriFt Three q uarts Of Good Brandy or Whis-
key, and the result rW be preparation that rciU
tar excel Ia medicinal rirtlcs and true erccliencc
anu of The nulne erouS Liquor Biters In The market
rirtues Of Uoofiand's Bi ters in connection lcih
good Grtirls Gf Liquor, at mueh lessrprice Than
these inferior preparations lrN cost y6u
EOOPLASD GERMAN RIFTERs
-- WILL GIVE YOU &lsi ~
4 GOOD APPETITE,
-| WILL GIVE YoU aH1
STRONG HEALTHY NERVES,
st.- WILL GIVE YOU ,
BRISK AID ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
WILL ENABLE YOU TO -nr9
SLitET WELL. s.@
AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, 10.
Thosesufscting Fara Sy
Broken dotrn and Dglicate Consultations,
From Whatever causes Sei'heria
MALE AND FEMALE.
-! WILL EINB IN
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN RITTERS,
n RENEDy
That will rest IRE them TO their usaal health Such
has been the case in thousands Of instances and
fair trial is but required to prove the assertion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-23

ED. JFrF.:-Hancook county has in the
field, or had, about 400 men, and Of tn is
number not less than one hundred have
fallen in battle, or died in hospitals, OF
diseases contracted in the service. These
men bavc given their all TO their country.
They went forth without reward or hope Of
reward-knowing that IL they conquered, {,
bnt little o. the honor would be theirs, and
il they fell, they died unremembered save
IN the bleeding hearts OF the families they
left behind them. The memory Of these
men should be perpetusted, that future gen.
erstions may know to whom they are indebt-
ed for the blessings they enjoy.
suggest that a monument, costing not
less than one thousand dollors, be erected
in.Maple Grove Cemetery, on which be in =
scribed the names Of all those Of this conn
~ who have died IN the service. As the
bodies Of the noble Stoker brothers will be
there inferred, il would be proper to erect
the monument over their remains. The
funds necessary could be easily raised, and
il should be done, as simple justice TO the
brave men who have given their lives for
our good. A.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-23
For the Jefcrsopian

For the Jefferson ian.
FLoYp's AppnEss TO JKrr. DAvis.--
The ruling passion strong in death.
DK,R ISpr-
love to steal a while away,
From every rebel care,
And think I cheated Uncle SAM
II was a bold affair.
] meant the con ntry to Destroy
All honor Disregard;
Cobb was to rob the Treasury,
And the Navy Yard.
Success our Efforts did attend,
And We enjoyed the fun,
Until suspicion on our hesds
Caused us like rugues to run.
And then Joined Secessia's ranks
And not qualm did feel,
Marching beneath that serpent flag
To plumber and to steal.
The Yankees say and they're no doubt
Sincere in their belief
That when I was a General made,
II meant Ger eral thief.
Should be taken I'm resolved
Bysll that's good and evil,
To steal the rope by which I'm hungI
And sell it to the devil.
So good bye. JefT-perhsps by me
No more you'll be annoyed
'Tis time stole away again
Yours truly, ]. B. FLorD.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-23

DEArH OF WIN. DAvs-Mr. VIM Davis
OF Marion township. started Tor Murfreesbo-
TO. 's soon as the news Of the battle was
received, 10 bring home a son who was
wounded in that fight. At Bowling Green
Kentucky, he was taken sick with fever,
and after short illness, died. Mr.. Davis
was an old citizen OF the county, and had
an extensive circle Of friends and acquaint.
ances. BY industry and superior business
qualifications he amassed competency, and
was known as one of the most successful |
farmers Of the county. His death is a loss
to the community.
This family have been sorely tried by the
war. A son-in-law, Levi Wolf killed, an.
other, John Scott, was one of the brave
men sent by Gen. Mitchell 10 destroy rail.
roads, was taken and hung. brother, Tho.
mas Davis, either killed or prisoner, son
wounded and prisoner, and now the head
OF the family corpse, ends the terrible list
How man more hearts must bleed because
OF this internal slavehold, rebellion 2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-23

AYrR's AMHRrcAN ALMANAC has now ar
rived and is now ready for delivery, gratis,
by our Druggists, to all who call for it,
Our readers may be surprised to know that
this little pamphlet VIII ch has become so
much a favorte in our section has quite the
larges, circulation OF any book in the world,
except the Bible. Ii is printed in m,ny
languages and scattered through many ma
tions as well as supplied to almost the en-
tire population Of our own vast domain
Every family should keep il, for it contains
/ information which all are liable To require,
when sickness overtake5 them and which
may prove invaluable from being at hand
IN season. II you take our advice. you will
call and get an Ayers Almanac, and when
got, keep it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-23

SOLDIERS AID Society. Y.---MR. EpIroR :
After reading a statement of the wants OF
the sick aud wounded Of our amy, as made
by Rev. b. W. Chidlaw and Charles E. Cist,
memUers Of the Cincinnati Branch Of the
United States Sanitary Commission. who
have just returned from the hospitals at
Penyville. Bowling Green and Nashville,
we have determined TO appeal once more to
the Ladies Of the town aud county. These
gentlemen say that our men whiie in the
army are exposed to ScaIvy ana diseases OF
that type. Tor the want of fresh vegetables,
and The sick and wounded leel the need OF
them sorely. Neither Tor love or money,
nor by the strong arm Of military power can
this want be remsd'ed in Kentucky. Ten
ness, o and Mississippi, for the articles are
not there. Potatoes. onions. sour kIou,,
picked cabbage, fruit, green, dried and can :
ned, butter, eggs and poultry, arc in great
demand, aud II the farmers will send in any
OF the above articles to Mr.. Cages store,
they will be forwarded immediately y TO Gin.
einnati. We. hope that the Union loving
people vail respond literally TO this cali.
Last week the Ladies Of the Society sen,
of a box Of canned fruit, and this week We
send Two barrels Of onions. fI
BY order Of the Society,
Mrs. s. srsornsa, President.
Ars. d. SrAHssuASs Secretary.
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hELrEr IN Trv mrNurrsI

N BRYAN's PUEhONfC wAFEnS
The original Medicine o tahlished in 1897,
and hrst article Of the kind ever introduced
under the name of 'Puln,onio Waters, J" In this
or any other county all other Pulmonic Wa
fers are counterfeits. The genuine can be
known by the name BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER.
Bryan's PuImonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds sore throat, Hoarseness
.i. Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, d ffcult Breathing
Bryan's Pulmonic Waiers
Relieve splitting OF Blood, pains in the Chest
Brysns Pulmonic Waters
Relieve inciptent Consumption. Lung Disease
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Relieve Irritation OF the Uvula nd Tonsils
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Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes
Bsyan's Pulmonic Waters
Are q blessing to all Classes and Consultations
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted TO Vecalists and Public Jpeak ers
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
are IN simple form and pleasant to the taste
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Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
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Warranted TO give satisfaction 10 every one
No family should he without u box OF
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
In the house
No traveller should be without supply OF
Bryau's Pulmonic Waters
IN his pocket
No person will object 10 give for
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Twenty.Five Cents
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochester, Y
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-23
BARRELS
INDIAN vEGE ETABLE
WORM CONNECTIONS.
sugar drops,
The most Safe, Pleasant aud Efeclual Rem
edy for Worms ever discovered.

The most Safe, Pleasant aud Enectual Rem
edy for Worms ever discovered.
Tho Objn3L vt these drops Ia iu accomplish
AN end long desired by Physicians, VIZ: Ia
combine by the aid of Chemistry, and tie
latest improvements in Pharmacy. the ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE Of we'll known Vegetable SUB
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efficiency, and at the same time render them
easv tu he administered and free from those
unpleasant and often dangerous effects by
'Vermiiuge in the old form.
SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS. Worms often
produce emancipation swelled and tense abdo.
men gnawing and turning pain In the stomach h
and bowels, irregular aud defraved appetite,
A pale and siCkly GOunteuance, foul tongue,
feted breath, itching al the nose, ieverish
particularly at nights. Worms occasionally y
produce culicky atteCtio with vomiting and
purging, and sometimes blood; ulcerationeo I
the bowels, and even poritonitis may 30 excl.
ted by the irritation; occasionally cerebral
symptoms aud Epileptio Commissions take
place.
Children who are troubled with worms often
awake, awake suddenly, screaming and ire
qusntly observed to grind their teeth. But
none of these symptoms or all Of them cOmbin
Ell, point out the positive existence of worms.
They may be produced by irritation or sub
accute Inflammation in the mucous mem
brane; hence the occasional failure of the best
Vermiuge to expel worms,
TREArMENT.-The first thing to DO done,
is to 9ndeavOr to restore the digestive func.
tons; and At the same time we must institute
an extermnating war against tho fllthy intru-
ders. Tho nature of this Ccnfection is such
~ tn produce this result most efie tually, re.
lieve all the symptoms and restore the organs
To perfect health. Hence Its great superiority
over all ot her vermiiuge.
90 DIRECTIONS ON EACH BOX. Price $50.
BARNES IL ARK, stern Office SO5 Broad.
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