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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOsE WHO MLLL REFLNCT

class CT maadies prevail TO fearful extent in com
unlt doOmlng a. least 100000 youth of both
nually to tariy Those diseases very i'm
perecy undeTs ood Their external manifestations or
symptoms Nervous Debility, Relaxation and eX-
haustiOu; Marasmus or Wasting and consnmpt OF
the Of the whole body; shorfnpss ble thing
or hurried breathing ascending hilor fl gnt oil
stairs great pAlpu&t on o. The neaIt Ast ma rOn
chitis and sore InrOat; shaking Of the Hands aud
Limos aversion TO soclety lusines, or study
mne.s Of Ey siShti loss VI Memory; Dizziness OF
the dead keut SIc FANS ln Vanou pats OF The body
rams III the BacA LlulDs; umbIso, Dyspe, sia or
lndIse 1esulanty .. the OG"es deranged sec
| LeLcorrhG tIeur Alous, L4kew4se Epilepsy,
! uvstera and NeV0us SpAsmS.
! NOW, in nInet. -nIne Cas,s out of every hun
dred all the above Laneu dis dsrs, and host OF
Others not named, Is lsLVAsumplon OF the Lungs, and
that most lnsdious and ~Hy IO.m OF Consumption of
the Spinal NeTVe known Tabes Dorsaes and Ia bes
mesen erica, have their seat oIIgn diseases OF
the elyc Viscera hence the want ot success the
part flhe old school practice III treating ympto
only.
| Dir. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung an
Hygenic Institution Is now aged in treating tht
class modern malacleS with the most lshla
sncce.s The treatment adoped by the Institution il
new 1t Is based upon scienHc principles With newt
di. covered remedies, NlthUut mle ais poison. Th
facnties Of cure such that patients can De cured
their homes, any part OF the country, from
~scrpuonS OF their case by letter and lave the med
icnes them Dy mail xpres.. Printed interrog
al ores will be forwarded on mp. llcatiOn.
| IL Cousumpuon CAtarrh anu diseases of the throat
cured we'll at tie homes OF patients as at the Inslu
uon, by seadn the COId MeuIcatou iHhaling BAlsami
NHpors with lnh4 and ample directions for their
: anu direct CORE spOndeoce.
- Rg-Paients applying tor interrogatOries or advice
= must nciUse return stamps, to meet attention.
zine attending physician VIII De IOund at the IL
sttuton tOr Consultation, from A. NJ to L. M,
Is each day. Sundays, Ia The Ter moon Address
r DIX. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Try Lung and Hyglenic In tute an
!, physician Tor Diseases OF the Heart, Throat Il
:" Lungs, 81 Fifth street, rroy, New ork,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

1IS work is one Of high moral tone written in chaste
| yet thrilling Language, aud appeals directly to the
moral consciousness Of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
lANs especially, detailing scientific and IelIable aids
and treatment for
it viii be sent by Neil on receipt OF TWO 8) cent
STAMPS.
~ PARENTS AND GUARDIANS! tail not to send and
obtain tbs book,
~ YOU'VE MEN! Fail not to send and get this book
g~ LADIES! You, tCo, sAoaId II once scare copy
of mis- book,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

zoo WILL BE FORFEITED BY DIR l.. DIX if
OUC filling o cure in less time than any othe
cbyslcan, more efectuay and permanently with less
sraint from occupation or tear OF exEosu re TO all
s,ther, with safe and pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Laoies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR 1ERS
sefcuria Affections EruptiCns and II Diseases Of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimpes
an the lace F.; Sweilng5 OF the JoiOts Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in outh, and the
more advanced, of ell ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
The Early Physical Degeneracy
4 NJ Z RICAN PEOPLE.
Just Published by DR.. STOr

Just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGIEN1c INsT1.
TuTE. a TREATISE IN THE eau ~Es Of EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo.
PIE: THE CAUSE OF NERVoUs
UFBLITY. CONSUMPTION
AND hARAsMUS,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09


The ,f,ti Wing Ecerufinase' from a highly re-
spcctable citizen of Maryland shows how the
lsles licahle party in ip"Her. maDaged matters
in Maryland; sa y IT 'neI ,df.sss r.. -.
~: l. hereby certify thAt1 offered to vote
the Democratic ticket at.the polls M the city
oi Fxdefie,,en Welal siiays the IT d tday OF
Nopeisbers 4 863 and that a soldier objected
to my voting thai mysiieket was taken
from my handSa'. the same tune by a soldier
whose haaae is Marcelus7 Shstiner,s- came ap
in me and sand, { Here you are entitled t" a
voleFat tho same time putting an abolition
ticke, in my hand aud se'zing me, by one OF
nay arms, and an etherseldier BY the other
was forced back sgain to the pills through
fear of personal yioleace, aud compelled 10
vote aginst my, y,sentiments." sS ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
Gun,her over Bnote, 4r4d 6,5S7

a "BrowIsG GoLD, 1.-THE Abolitionists todd
the people that if they would avnid anpthes
draff, they should elect Curtin.-The people
took them ait their word and did elect Cur
tin. Immediately cali for more men came,
from their masters at Washington, and now
their only possible escape from sdrat is for
them to volunteer themselves. This is a very
cold ;, blow.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

A NoRTEERS farmer who. has two of his
sons drafted, may have TO mortgage bis
whole farm to- raise. 5000 tossave them from
death. And If il is any comfort to him, he
may n feet that his 5000 is used TO buy
two negroes Of a Maryland master.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

4 @Phrste4sl ExEMprI"Ss.-T The SProvostNfar'I
,Geprral has published an amended schedule,
reducing the number Of diseases and infirmi.
ties WHICH will disqnalifv drafted men for
military service from iitty 10 for;v-une spec
iffcatinns. The eff c. OF this order will com
pel many men IN future drafts to perlorn
military duty who have heretofore been tx.
empted for trfrng physical disabilities.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

"a l 4.tl,l t73I.75IlI 5s-fp 1-s,g,-T T1F a., F.p
M.4. ,JAcK. DowNISG, Who is a. man "f
considerable sasaeiily ard s'rrgg c?mn"n
sense, says hr t1d old Llne"ln and his cabii-
net, that 50 pearl,s he copdl see bow the
land lay, they were all trying To. catch the
South fgst,. and then what TO do with her
afterwards is another question Jack says
the South seems to be good deal like old
Sam Olurn, an in maine, when he .hought
the Devil was .afier hun. sQne night ne got
to dreaming, and jpppe.a .en' of bed in his
shirt, and ran ahks, all ~ possessed down the
street Apanlta half d2zgi2 lpe'ghbnrS chased
him until he ran up tree. ont of which they
conldn't gel him aeyhow. Ii kept a scream
Ing g the devils are after me, y" and would
Ifight like tiger if any one tried 10 get at
.hiiu.s Finally old Deacon Peabody cum along,
and ses, siSarn thinks that, you felers are the
devil that. are,goip to ruin, him Won Dst. go
away and let him alone, and SAN will G"
! hum and in bed alore mprnlne." They TUX
his advice, and sure, nuf so it was, Jack
says,it is, rite dawn!sofemi opinion that eff
these ere Alb plishnn &c abynut were to- stop
irving to ch the South, she mould be
ishual an ils the mnion bed afore lnornir. Z.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

Tn TIE BLESSED ONES Blessed are they
that are blind FOR they shall See no ghosts,
Blessed ar ttiev that are deaf; f5f they
never, Yer lend, money nor rsfen 10 tedious to-
rles. .,..f.. Fl.
Blessed are tiey 'tat are afraid of ttpader;
for they shall hesitate about getting married,
and keep away FROM political meetings.
BleS sed are they that are lean; for there is
a chance to grow. fat. s
Blessed arr they that are ignorant, for
they are happy in thinklng,t that they Know
everything, .s,.-
Bessed,iS he that is ngly in form and iea-
lures for the gals shant noIest him.
Blessed is She hat would eet married but
can't for the consolation IT the gospel are
hers.
!, BE ssed, are The orphan children for they
bave no mother 10 spank them.
Blessed are they that expect nothing for
they SHAH no, Be Disappointed i
BLESSED ar; rhty ilat do not advertise;
for they shall rarely be fr'ubed i'ef, with Gus
lptne's' s...l la1 .ut1e i-a sas, iga sE.naa
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
A DesHS5tisma Urged.

! TIE New Yark Times ACTUALLY publishes
letter ccointaihs tho followiaee freaSonable rtor
! TO destroy he lihcrt;as of the nedr'o. To
pui ~ dowr traitors a'' 'who corcoct sneh Villain
Gus schemes is the 'otSct ofthc Damncract :
% with Eur1aHrtcan rtacoenitioni, ana constant
| r'ff,rts, treh or socref. to aid The South the
r varnmpnt at Washington VII noed m NE
efficiency contaminated in recent procama
HiG3 HiGG93s Its w1p Ytdiird afriilfd2 If men ami
i1; ~, iionai slti'ias Martial law ovrrthe
eTntHirep Noirth 4 1Naifonal t6cessi'v;.2 Tfthp
GovcFFn5mrafant 6ffic Narthprn. Stafds maiTfes'
facfious spirit. the provost rhafshSls.,fr is
aassnrn,ed r,d wi'l kave t'e power III keep fl'arn in
order. 'If Staate Lesisrafurfs' shonfa nnaer
lake to iipterfffrre with The action the etn
eral government to the necessary Prosecution
Of the war, they will ccnme unasr tie ac'inn
Of martial Law. and If the action IF anv
political party shall threaten change Or bara'-
ize he movements II TIE Gnvcrnmeat, il VII
'tdoInbt,css be competent for The provost mar
shall in any State 70 suspend pnliical meet.
inn:e4ss.. and postpone elections Ifthc+ Gonsti
tuition Of the United Statesis 10 be construed
according TO the necessities of civil war OF
vast bropor'ions, the 1Constitu.ion Of indi ,
vidua' States cannot be allowed to stand in
the wav If It's vigorous prosecution. ~ ''.'
'SEnciishmen, are in great trouble at theil
Legality and nncnnsti'uti@na'itv of President
lincoln" {" They show great tendernerss
for the Constitution and The laws, and feel
vcrv badly that the Northern people. while
c6nquering the South shoulr loose fhffir ntvn
liberties They tell us that the Pres77en
cannot do this and that-tha. his proc'ama-
tops are only. waste paper T2ey dapEsear to
have verv litIe idea of what the c6nmander-.
IN chief of the army and navy Of The United.
States can 40. A man OF firm and resbnfe
Will with a milton of men in arms 10 shp-
b ri him, can do pretty much whar he p'easas.
They have to learn Thar paper constitutions.
however Convenient convenient thev may te.a can, pc
amended when necessary, Suspended, or Fnid
aside altogether, and that II Is no longer
question EST 81 in AmerIca. wat This q HAT Con
I ssritniiop itni aurh6rizrs, but what IL hecesshry,
10 max, Of the thirfv-faut States and vast
% rstt, tary 1oii one snnastnnm Z" b"l 9'De 3.
p Stllts - - : % an9 Il ~a~.sqze esd - =
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
New York. Charter Elect!.onl..

!, The eTeciion FOR Mayor Of New York City,
took place on Tuesday last. A larger vote
was poled than in the recent election for
State officers. The resnIt was as follows -
- C.sGbdfrey Guhter, Dem. :" -'''''-i''2 2S 962
IF. J'A5 BotHe,, @Ta "tif'..f 7.5!' 'e22 355
ii9 Orison Blunt. Rep. and Abo.a go al9,442
gs'sss -d - t,as $50 iTt-Yf .s,y 49,
''' "".i Gun,her over B"oFe, 7r7d sa' 6,5S7.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

The undersigned having been restored to health n
a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered, several years with 2 severe lung affection
and that dread disc se, CONSUMPTION is ANXIOUS to
make known to his fellow-suffe rers the means of
cule 80 -f'as.Tl-' 'i's' y 1t't'. sos "a
To all who desire it, he will send az copy Of the
prescription used (frce of charged with the diec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRoScHITIs, CoUGHs COLDS, &c. The o-ily object of
the advertiser IN sending the Prescription is TO bene
fit the afflicted an ispread information which he con-
ceves to he invaluable and he hopes every suffer
will thy his remedy as it viii cost. them nothing
and may prove blessing, f "i
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON Williamsburg
Kings County,
New York.
v3nl2- Am
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

The New York Express reports that ex
tensve frauds. amounting to near $1ll000
have been committed by high official in the
New York Custom House, by means of a
false entry and other cheats. "a'A
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

"THE Constitution and the Union ! T. place
"thera together If they stand, they st
O. stand together: If they fail, they, must fail
4" tesether.p- DANIEL iWEBSTERs - .Ft O..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
administrators Notice

NreTIGB-is hereby glvent hat Letters 6f Admin
~ s'ratiuD on the Estate OF John Sickler late Of
Oveifea Township. Wyomng County deceased D We
been grsneti To he uIidersig igned. Al persons hav
ing ctaIns ieriiins against the estate ufsaitd de-
eeent. ri tqutste't te make them know to ttrelun
dersigned Fails Township, in said County, without
dclay uni those indebted 10 the estate qreqaest
ed % uske Immediate payment 40 -.s fits3
-..---....---.-- MARTIN SICKLER.
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Lost
- EaNOlicc n. r..sE

.~s..s.}s Is.Nofice 5f-E Essq
rs HEREBY given that have purchasei the Ca
Il mi Boat III Iri,. OF Ait Ple4stnt, y of Elwaid
hplkr r, nj have ait the IN his possession to
be used by hln during MY VIII ln.i pleasa-s.o- All
persons therefore rid 10 moiest Interfere
with the same.
II. I. FURTERSOE.
Fails Dee. 9th l863-yB-nIa Il - , .lE
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

In rnE H88vhsE e,6giattABi9f flfs ussiol

wEanglIHg qesufred in relation to the, adm's-
,sionef Abe mep.bers from Mary land, TTslnia,
1Oresee, Missouri, Kansas and Louisiana 4 u
whose credentials were reiefrad to The Cum
mitlee on eieelrps. Senyles Coifax, IF In
odiana AZ as elected Speaker, by avott.pf ll0l
fceiving 90 aud An.5Dawsonl Of Fepnss lyania,
aI2.>1 Mr.iWashbarne gave notice of a billto
revive the sgIatie ofsLinut. Gen, and f,E D
ticea If hrlfJtppG hash Shareholders through
ont the United States and Territories. The
President has ut Yet ,seRtin his message.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

sAr The sudden change Of the weather for the
past few days, has so affected the roller with which
we ink type, that the work paper has been
bad. We have remedied the difficulty by making a
better adapted to the season. and hope here
fully appreciate situation and accept our apology
40 satefs eterv,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

a CoNFEDERATE-snIgeOnw whe was beastly
c4p drunk when our forces capt pred LittDe Rock,
= a Arkansas, found himself among Inc Yankees
when he got sober, aud remarked that II
beat Rip Van Winkle that a man couldn';
go to sleepin the Confederate States without
waking up in the United States.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

Il 4 ~-A.
.KHIPPEE- SHEER -In this BOROUGH tho srt
int, hg9 Rev e. r. Is,ne, Mr. orrs wurppLr
sk4 aaa Mss EtILys ApetsrA sHrrrEn. both of Tunk
Il bannodka as
'"lAtiAMS = HrETER.--I Falls, Wyoming Ccun
y, Pa on sunily the 29,h uIt,, by II. l. Furgsr-
son, Eeq, Mr. OAKLEY B. WILLIAMS of SUSSEX Co
New Jersey, u Mss EmLY HGsFER of Fails
MC'iE E4QrSIG LEY In Frien lspfilsa Saso.. ca
Pa, on the "a inst by Rav. John Moniyhen. Mr.
PETER McGFE Of Mshoopany, 10 Miss Mary 1ss
Q'''Lh' SS.tf y 1Saffqapfep. psfep..-!r1 HI/
We acknowledge the receipt Of q piece Of highly
orranrnied and rich cake from the fair bride in bs
sase furnishing The most satisfactory eyileneeto
hs3that She FAR az SKILL and sts in kdokery i.
Concerned fully pr pared to enter into her mat
rimonial aiion. Peter shorfi and dotbrleEs Sill
see TO 1T that that dolefuI sound that comes ffom
serapiDg the bottom Of the four barrel shall nesc,
fall upon her ears. 8a4 "a es2aat35 has
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
Estray.

(ame to the enclosure Of the subscriber or about
~ tie 20h OF 0,tbter last Rei yearing lIeiter.
The owner is requested to forward, p,tve pro
perry, pay charges ami take her away SIS
Monroe. No 27, 1859. vs-pr7-5sk HY
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
Orphans Court Sale.

F "a "a e.
BY Virtue of an order of3the Or
phan's; Court of Wyoming County,
There will be exposed to public sale,
by Vendue and Cutlery, at the House
Of George w. Smith, on Golden Hill,
in Windiam Towns hir sjn said C9pnsy.
the to.lowing described piece, parcel
or tract of land, late the estate ofIew-
is X. W'hiteomb, deceased, situate,
lying aud being ..,lgr ,.,. Ia, @5.lsA* IL
In the Town hip If Windht tm, in s,id County, Bound
and described as follows viz: 4asl IL $50
:. Commencng at a corner en the Western line OF the
laid known rs part Of lot No "a dec,lefby fa,ent
to Wm Smith, il the y arls 4; Thence the
7pass now nlliraes North foriy-eight degrees East
. along lan!s now ewneJ by T. NJ Whit Dub, seventy
rois and six-tenths trsa cornell Thence South,
forty-two degrees East forty rods AMI one tenth to
corner on line Of Ian Is of he heirs OF Eeazcr Lake,
dec asea rhenee South ferty-eight degrees and
quarter along line Of saii Lakes land sixty-seven
ols aud SIX -tenfhs to corner, near small Hickory
Tree Thence North forty-finc degrees AMI three
quarters, West along line Surveyed in 1850, forty
Q one roSfs, roithe pisee OF beginning. l sHr
Containing eYeateen acres and half be the sans
mere or less.
I TERMS OF SALE.--One, third to be
paid down at time of sale, and the
balance on confirmation of SALE
sg's.a HENRY W.sFASSETT,&
Iasa ELIZABETH WHITCUMB,
Administrator ofthe Estate Ut Lew-
] is X. Whitcomb, Deceased. .--v3-nlc'
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ESrR

Sc
s-1 g EXECUTIONS SOIfEE.sE
M 7.HEREAS. letters testarrentsry hrve been
w granted to the uil rsigre Tx rcuior II the late
will AMI testament of PinHeas sherwood late Of Falls
1owiiShip deceased Notice IS hereby given 70 all
peis M having ctms denah Is agfIlist the -state
o thsad ieecdent, present them for sett Ie,nent
with ut delay, to the urdersfgbed at1; MFih~wh, in
slii TOWNSHIPS, Or II Newton Cen re- Luz. Co., AMI
those niebtef 10 satl estate are requested 10 amake
Immediate payment -----
FsTG~rEE esrtgtsF A &C. &SilERX GOD,
Falls, Det.9th, 1863 -y3snlSsss6s sssSs
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Died -
Special Notices.
a Select School,

~ OANSe.' oSSAOpAs -"A
WILL commence az STERLIN6's9 HALL, in
wv STERLINGVGs LIE. Wge'ailg c.. Po,
0aG Mphiay, Decembsr 7th, 1863.
and continue fourteen weeM
The branches taught will embrace the highest
Expenses-payatIe in advance.
ID. IHglsr- Raetoris. Algebra, &c. S4.50
Academic Natural Sciences, Lam y
guages &c., S5,UO
'ss''@.sss2.1E Es1ssar EEMeRE Ii MisEBs,,@Bsss.sezE
y-2-nlT-t2-#
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09

TITS shasaj flfaa when Gen JEFF. Thnmpsoi,
Of the Confederate army, now q prisoner OF
war in Alton, Hl ,9trlvetl al PiitzKnnb. after
his capture, he expressed iiimselfto General
Fisk as'nuch dissatisfied with the conduct of
the PEOPLE Of Southeast Missouri in not re
mining frne 10 Tie rebel eause. tsT'wo years
ago, said Jcif, "they were as plucky as need
Be: On my wayidp tffis time, whispered to
them wherever Tgot chance, and Told them.
to keep up good courage. / thoushta'they
would be- alright, bat d---t, them they had
to take out their note.books t,s see which
oath of allegiance they took last" ga
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---z-Z--Z------
- ahe fcfosing card sas haSdfd as Gsr ruLli-
caiinn time since, but was inadvertently omit
t cd lED< .an~'aa35 = .uFkF@ F0pkG
A Card. =
Ny friends IN Melodpany viii pishss .accerf sny
thai Ks Tor their generosity ri Iii TO meet the
nlanIS Of he dait, May suee,ss attend Ssu all
along tie pathway OF q long and harpi life
~ ID a5 Is. W SwETLAED.
Mehoopany. Oct 81, 1863 -y3 II = aas'a
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TheWar.l

E The iInessof one of our conpostors, and n
rush Of new Advertisements has delayed for few
hours in getting out paper this week We shall
try and catch up by next issue
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TUNKHANNc cEIy PA
q fWedhesflay.Dee.7 8, 1863

slS-9E-t+r-f1-E-1I-t m mi
sai1s5sf. PetteFsiFa o. 60 <-So 81 P3Rx Row
orEswY Y6Rks IL 6 Sra TIP ST. Tosros are our. Agents
uouths N NB Drnocrat in those cities, and are author
-isea to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
ara at our lowest Rates a,aspl .. s.6j~-s4aj'w
MATHER &eCO., No. 835 Broadway NY.
r,sre oar authorized Agents to take Advertisements
OIL, this paper at out published rates. ,,.f,,ats
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a9aBI oowixyG H6ro-Tiie Dpmorrst} told fte
= lpeeofie before the eit@ti6n that If 'hav sud
elect W66dward Il wonrl be thn voice Of
Pennnssvlvani4 srpSeeldns in shch rtnnddr tones
70 IT," "nn6aw "nn6awerrs tfaf ba n 7Wakhngsoa in Ca
v;r 2;r q rctnrn to th~ original pdrf oses hf the
var, that they would not dare to dis,hev,
and thar THEN conseriptons you'd be un.
necessary. because :spatrio ;s'n" would bring
forth abundant volunteers an honorable
neoca wo,flf st,ee div he ebtanea. and the
bless irfrs of n restored Union'1 wouId crown
He Homes iof ev, rvipaf rio. Bnt the 8pao>'
ME rpfised 10 elect Waadward 5'ths nlairi'y
w, ed, in fae ehr of More WAR. The Drnlo
Gratis voted for PeaeeG-or At seastforsa Folicv
ftFat gave good hbpes of' learilng to peace
The purposes ofthe managers l"taWashing-
torsis No longer 10 resfnfe the Un,on; hut to-
.bIof nut States, exferfainase 7staverv. and
tnrn loose some four or five millions nfhaif-
stiyiIszeas. American cftzAns' of African de
@sce-t - 10 rninele with and eat ont the sub
stance of the toiling millions Of the whiteirsce
in free States For sueh a-purpose no Dem
ocrat car be expecte.izto'i volunteer at this
hate day, when the Ambition sun is st. its
7 n,eriflfan4 - Hence Volunteering will he left
to be entirely ,Ir rlnp,zaA hv our Abnliti on
cousins This is doubtless wha; they imae-
iainetis "bt5win hot .n-Clearfeld Republican
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE rs heteby gwen, ,hat letters of A.lmin-
~ istration has been granted 10 the Undersigned
by the Register Of Wyoming Co. upon the Estate Of
Abraln Forgersrn late Of Aorihmareandg Township
in stid County, deceased. All pers.ns Aaring any
claims NJ ainst said Estate, will present them duly
authenticated and all persons indebted to said est ate
will make payne 1T to the Administrators without de-
! lay.
: PHINEAST- ToRGERSoN, Admir-.
Northmorelanl, Dec. 9th, la63-vS-nl7
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CONGRESS,
The first session of>the Thirty-Eighth g

The first session ofthe Thirty Eighth Con-
sresssshet on Moaday last. fssssy 80
u I II rHE IS ENarE discussion was bad as b.
the rights sof the West Virginia Senatorssto
no seats. y twa con ended b those eppas.a
ing their admission, that there was noSsuch
State as West Virginia under the >Crrstitu
ton and laws. Tie Senators were admitted
by vote of :hirtysx to five. Mr.. Bucka
few and Others voting against their admission.
. Senator Lane gave notice of bill TO repeal
the $500 commutation provIsisn irr the een-
scrip'ion Act; and for the increase of pay Of