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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Battles in Louisiama-The Oapture
OF Plymouth, N. C.-Sises Of CharIes-
ton-News from Nurope, &c, go.
The mail steamship Champion, Capt Jcnes, will leave
this port Tomorrow, At noon for AspinwaM.
The mails for Central America and tho Soath Pacific
viii close Al half-rast ten O'Clock TO morning.
The Nsw York HzRALD-- Edition for the Pacno-wll
be published AZ haipas nine O'Clock TO- morrow morn.
Ing, and viii contain full particulars from special COR
respondents Of tho three days Battles louisiana an
account Of the Rebel capture Plymouth, N. c.; late
news from Charleston latest from the Army Of the
Potomac tho latest news rom Europe and Ill othor
news Of the past ten days OF interest and Importance
Single COPIES in Wrappers. ready for msins dix cents.
1icomins Csens Is like an err~nd boy Becsu 10
,,WAy " aniysr;s q rA.e. Night
Css%s IKE nes.ve vote In consresss Be-
Highly Important 90 wounded Sol
M. ss : sna Ma sss %
the 500 bounty can receive the same enos BY applying
800 -''' JOSEPH 3. DEWITT COMPANY
Murray, Eddy = Co.-Ma nagsrs.
- :. GssrucKr EXTRA CLASS sO,-Aprii 81. 1861
Is. So, Al, Il, a, So, IS, -, IS, Z 50, n, %.
z. n. simmons = Co.-Managsrs.
~ % s.uLsr a1rs - CLASS aes-Apr'l 80 1855. -
CLASS 3S-Aprle0. 1854
%, 10, 68, ~, rs, "a, 80, 26, IT, o. 81, IS, 81.
France. Ellis e Co.-Managers.
LIsaARv, EXTRA GLASS 5i-April. 20. 1881
81, ~. 50, 81, 80. "a, 20. q, :: 70, %, ~, 81.
~, Is, 50, 20, ~, 81, SO, 46, ~, 35, 80, 76.
Prizes Cashed In All Legal lotteries.
'n''F"''G s L. SI 4 co.. 10 wan street.
Prizes Casned In All Lo9niized Lutte
rtes and Information given. GALLAGHER kBENJAMIN,
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Prizes Cashsd in All Legalixsd Letter.
tes Information given
Lottery Tickets Cashed-In form tiOn
given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
ii Wall street. No .
Royal Havana LOttery.-See Omc1ai
''@"''' : ~''' - Taylor : CO.
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Dyspe psfn TAbl~ts.-Ask for WcIl1mg' .
Dyspepsia Tablets For sale all druggists a. 80 cents
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.


rLENDwAAs-In Bro IN, vn, d on saturday. Apvu
So BY shs Rev Dr. zapf C.At PLns1 70 EnnA AAs. 81
Of sbN cIty.
lxck--t HArxa-ln san , an>'i'co, Saturday Aprm
50 ~ Grace cb irch. BY Right A,ev WIN Kip n
Mr.. GsonGs II. FIX To Miss MAxr w. CRATER. danghf>s
Of the Late Nathaniel Chatter.
SrAsLsy- zion chur ch en- Thursday. April
70, by the kizht Rev. Bsh"p Sonths.e. Rev. ALs u
STANLEY 20 ASTofvgrrH o. daughter " Lem Tel Arnosd
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Prof. Alex. q. Barryss Trlcoph erous or
sdesisd Cempound for pre- sevog restoring and besu
wins the HAIR Graduating and daDdruN preventive
badncs ara gray hairs csrina dseasesof the gaads
and (such salt rhsusn, p,nplee ch.sbans IN
ehsps rheumatism swoilinsA throat 10, giving b.
ssn OF cutA bruises sprainA burns sAlds
~ Price c~nts Sold w all druggists throuzhoA the
-arld principal once yre Pearl street n ~
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Prizes Cashed in All Lo9miized Lotte-
rtes and information given GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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I.udtes ALTON. -FI u3fng, Any
width q oaps p~r yard French Flung Company, s77
Broadw ~ bstwess five ETY. nrst and ysccohd sta
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Ptsnpies, Freckies, TrsDs ESrupttens,
Tettey sal,rhe,~n Fresh Worms &c, cured by q III.
RAIDS IsliaA hedtcated Soap, Ut his new depot t53
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

We Would oaI1 Attention a. the Large
sas Building Material Gas Water Pipes &c rnrs
Robes Household Furniture be sold for the
Sanitary Commission. by r.. N. LUDLOW co. Al the
MAY q 1854 ~ no O'Clock A. NJ.
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(sous q ud's Poudre Subfh&s y proofs Bsir
Prom part OF tho body Warrarfon, ~
his new dcpl Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

Health and strength
Dr. LANGLEY'S Root aud Herb Bitiers faunace.
Dyspepsia, Headache Costvsnesa Losa Of Appese Impu
res he Blood, Humors and Bowel Compahss PricSs
IS 70 and rs ceni1a bottls
dE0. .. eooDwix h 60, whoesse Agents,
- Hanover street, Bostcu.
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Il WI be thus that The United Stat "A Stands
second the list in loss .ns ten wars sSey VIII &C.
cupy the nrst vosNon-
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Royal Havana Lottery.-See Omciai
drawings u Apr. ~ 'r4, on another page.
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CURED.

CROSS BYE sTRAIGHTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
every disease of the Eye and bar requiring either
medical surgical aid attended 10 BY DR. Won HISkH
TWelfth a.reet.
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Highly Important 20 Wounded 8Ol-
ders All soldiers who have besn discharged by
woueds received 10 any battle and who have not received
By letter ut the Military and Naval Agency
JOSEPH B. DEWITT COMPANY.
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Dea fneas Of Children and YOuMg sub.
iecs with without discharges from the and all
other diseases appertaniny 10 sh and nearHg receve
attention from DIR. CALDWELL, 50 Clinton place
Eirht Hnura fruu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

DIR. HuHter's OHce. Is mt Ne. DIVISION
street. New York city He hss other s0ree Established
1884 Eight and private entrance He cures chronic
eruptons and spotaon the skin ulcers OF al knds ne
most poisonous inpuy Of the blood, rstua all dseAscs
pertaining 10 the urinary organs rheumatism Ac Work on
Human praily, Nervous Debility Early Indiscre Hon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

DR.. Maf6hNII'S C0thrrh SmWn Oure0 Ca-
tarrh; Dr. Narhas Ca.arrh Cold in the Head;
Dr. Marshalrs Cstsrrh Snun Drowsness: DR.. Mar.
shsrs Caiarrh SNUFF lieAdache DR.. MasshAiis Ca
Dcafncss IL and purges out AL distractions
strengthens the glands gives healthy action
parts Affected Sold by ali draagists
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Lottery Tickets Cashed-In form q ti0n
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
II Wall street. room No.
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ueen Of Beausy-White virgin WAX
Of Antes bssu.nss wht:ns and pssservs: hs compiler.
,ou Soft fair delicate. smooth and ranspare
1t cures chapped ha pds aud lips removes pimplea Ae Its
composed OF pure white hence its extraordinary quail
ties FOR pre serving and eaufynr the skin
only BY HUNT co, IS South Seventh street. Phtiadel
phls; sold At us Broadway, and ah druggists
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Prices Cashed in All Legal lotteries.
Information given
j. Il. CLAYTON L CO.. 10 wan street, N r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

Do Tell! Why 10 Phalo & Sons ssNieht
1loomine Ceteus' IL like err~od bog! Becsu 10
Why Il the universal approval Of PhaoH Sons Might
Blooming Cereus' like . negative C0ngressf be
cause Il IL the decisoA Of tho (nses.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

Garden Adornmrnts. Vases, FeuntAtns.
Chairs sst,ees Rusas Seats Trelltres De, a CBASE
COS ca Brosdway, opposite 81 Njsholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

Watches uud Jewelry
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
CBoRgR q. ALLEN, avs Broedway
Que door bssow Canal swse. formerly n Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THR TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBsTRUTICONS or TIE
ECBTACHIAH TUBE
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lao. y. Bstts, AuotSoneer.

lao. y. Bottn, A00thOneer.
TO WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGISTS
The Fixtures Of sfstns OF Shelving
Drawers Ccanters, Drug Rms, Show Gloves, Brackets
Dsska &C. viii be cold ~ a<ion. At precisely !, O'CLOCK
en- M~nday, May q on the premises No IN Broad wav
DEMAS BARNES CO.
Nv GypAap Byrrs a Co.
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An Indispensable Toilet Articls.-La.
dies travelling months will find Madame
Psstios de Florence mos, pleasant,
cooling subsute Tor soap-removing tan, redness &c.
Thousands q persons attest ther undenabe merits
pre-, Of eryspeas Caution.Sod only at druggists
and perfumers and At 800 Broadway.
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Brilliant nd Pow crful Day ana Night
Double Perspective 0lasses for the hed sea- opera and
assortment :, SERMONS
occ1ss Opsician 6ss Broadway. Laiarse House.
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4. e. Simm0ns s. CO.-Managsrs.
BHuLsY RxrRA CLASS 207-Aprl 80 1854.
", Is, l5, 8, go, 80 &c, So. IS, 48, IA, 81, 10.
Glass 3S-April6O 1854
%, 10, 68, ~, rs, "a, 80, 26, II, 81, 81, IS, 81.
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BRAZILIAN Pebble Specsa cfes and Eve
Psservers strengthen snd improve the sghl OF old and
recommended BY the medical faculty. SERMONS,
nccilsss QusciAn s6sk Broadway, opposite Beaa street
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Basehel0r's HAIR Dye-The Bsst IN tine
vev,d Harmless, reliable. insfAutasscua The cay per.
fssSys Sold By all drusgsa FACTORY 81 Barclay stree.
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Cvlstadoro's Hair Dye. Pressrvattve
and wig Depot wholesale and retail-N0s .Asor House.
The dye applied By skilfaI Artistic
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Advice to Every One.--stsin feds

A Bad Brcnth.-uOw Many Lovers ~
has sepatedhow many friends for parted To affect
4 radical cure use the RAIN OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS
deuriaee night aud morning. II also beauties the
comp esion- rrfce ~ cents For sale By all druggsA
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isYssasu..,n Bresyn. on saturday. April 30. Pnsss
CouISz wife OF G. Stewart In the aSth ycar Of hsr
ras friends q tie family respect invited to a.
tox3 funeral Rom the n church Atlantic
slreat corner Bond str Ct THIS Mnaayl AFTERNOON, ~
iva O'Clock, without further invitation
sncrsw-In Brooklyn, Saturday evaang, April %.
fso rcs,iss - and rspis are invited = attend tAs
funeral frofs Beach place nsar Sacnes street thte
ondsy opss con, % ~ sds, xpp 81
HENRIETTA NJ WA Luther 2 ssowe, In the sgsh year
yosr S.m saturday, April 20. At halfpsss six r. ",
cHARrs IxSRv Janas r. and louisa ;. vose, aged
2 years. monisa aud IL days.
invited TO at,ssd the roo The residence Of his
pssats, ASS west Twelfth street.. this (Honday) alter
| Van vEssc.vIn Williamsburg, on saturday, Apr. 20.
1 MARY, wife or Garrett Van velscs, aged 81 yea =
Funeral service a, her a.e resideicc 10 Nain street
setwson South Ninh street lad Brca1way, tn hoodyt
| atteenooa, NJ three o'clock.
wnsx-At SEA, saturday. April "a Captain W.
rs = tns s sna ssa are invited 10 attend tAAu
neral from his late residence 1875 Pswcrs street. pear
Graham avenue, Bsooxyn, 3. D., this tMenday) @sf-
Wlrsss.-on saturday, April 90 alter short ihssse.
SARAH r., the beloved wire q John WATERS "Ae S"0
THIS remains wiz be removed from her lasc resicence
No % East Forteth street, on TUESDAY morning, sh1
conveyed thence 70 n 10, Nav raves n
only son Of Thomas and Frances d. wsans''A' So
The rsasiyes and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, this Monday suernooo
three O'Clock, IRON tho Wall House, WILLIAMSBURG -"
Wv villas en sunday, May I, after short nns"a
Mr. w. D. WILLIAMS IN the <5tn year o. nn 81 reap AGA
The relatives friends and ssrxse. on ~ ssday
afternoon a. one O'Clock from bis late resasnv 80 ~
West Forty third street. nls1ous ~ ,nsrnsnt
rens ,,s w oe baltimore and agrrd aescs pssss
4 copy.
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COlorinc.-It DOES Not Crfsp mr. 1uvn the
hair IKE ave and from whas have seen
wash preparation Is the cheapest and far supe
Depot No d Dey Afeet. n. !: -rns-wrn RiAnansnn-
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COrns. Bunfoms, Inverted Nails, En-
axged Of the Feet cured without pain
or Inconvenience to the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE. Sur
reou Chlropodisl, 100 Broadway.
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Depot No. Dsy Rfest. N T:-+H'--wr Ri.na"an
Corns. Bunions. Inverted Nails. En-
.zed and =: disease. Of the vheus palm
s q cRropeds 10 sro.S~s s' y
Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THn HEAD.
CATARRHAL 4 AEs59Eloss IN TIE
CHRONIC oATARRH.
asSsaA sHssI SssFfSfl fSss Of SSE
CURED.
CROSS EYE srRAIeHTENEo IN ONE MINUTE,
medical Or surgical aid attended to ~ Dr. VoN hisEN.
Dea fness OF Children and YouMg sub
ects with without discharges from the and al
% .ns o b. e Clinton
Eighth street. Hours frOm tot.
Dr.. MarshaIi's Catarrh snun Cures Ca
1rr D Mrh as eq5c cSs Dr.
;. s. sa. ss ore Eyes. g. Ds sua
sssssss A' naS sss healthy action 70
Dyspe psia Tabl-ts.-Ask for WcIlSng's
Dyspepsia Tablets For sale BY all drusss At 70 cents
DR.. Lowe-nomeopnsh ist.
SPECIALITY DYSPEPSIA
y
Broadway.
Di.tiiIrd Dew-For the skin and Conn
pleyon s the best article known Sed By druggists Do
pot 7ig Broadway.
Dr. Hunters Omce Is mt Ne Division
street, New York city He has no other sss a.
eruption. and sposDn h r.. n o of 4. tns: s
%Ss, 10 bs nqrs On
Human rray o,: D' fs E,y un
f fE' s''''s, n0-'' - RON : = '' -
eousaud's Posare subsas. Uproots Sss,r
from To-. s1rshs ss s g ANY part o. no s'y
Garden Adormmcnts. Vases. Fountains.
oo 81 s srssdway .s opposite 81 sso.s
Health and strength
Dr. LANgLEr's Roo. and Herb Bi,iers cure ssupsss.
riis. Ss blood, Humcrs and Bowel compssss Prisss
's sho 9 soo6wis co wss.... AGENTS,
loo. .. Belts, A.otAcnesr.
oar
ossn r :e 9ss Eps ss0 sr.c.sS scs
N.nssy Nay on ss ssssss.T
BY o,sA~p Bsrrs AGO.
Ladies, MISUNDERSTANDING. Any
MOAB cent: sr,ss and "a
Pimpies, FYeekie., Tr.s, Esrupttsns,
.s s so.p Il. f nsw DEPOT q,
Broadway.
| Prof. Alex. q. Barry's Tricoph ercus or
edscssd Csmpound for pre- ssying restoring and bssaL
wins the HAIR Graduating and dandru
badness gray hairs curin diseases Of the sn aand1
:S.p s;.: : -: s.as
sssnt eases q cna bruises sprsinA burns ssAds
a. Price Sold W all druggists hroughok thS
i world. Principal once SIC Pearl street n. r.
ueen Of Bea~sy-whits virgin Wa,
Of Antilles besutines, whcna and the compiler
ion making soft fair, delicate smooth and ransparyn nj
Al cures ha DDS aud lips pimplea no
composed OF white hence i.s esrasrdnary quail
ties serving and teau,ifynr the skin Manufacture
oniy BY HUNT CO. Is South Seventh street. Phtiadei
| phis; sold At us Broadway, and sii drugsistS
L
c~ss
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

MILLARD FILLMORE; ex presidsnt Of the
United Stats>; Mjr General William II.
Sherman. the hero of atlanta Robert g.
Win,hrope ex Speaker of the House Of Rep.
rrsen'a'ives; WIN H. Aspnwall, the foun-
der Of the Panama Railroad WIN. Astsr,
The iargest property holder in the UnitSa.
States Samuel r. b Morse. tire inventor of
electric telegraph Cyrus H. Mccormick,
'hs inventor of the reaplng machine James
n. fhaver the et'quent orator and Henry
Clay Wing, Of New York; Eigar Cowen,
United States Senator Of Pennsylvania elect
ed by the Republicans Geo. s. HlIIord, q
Massachusetts Wing. heretofore opposed to
the Democratic party and Grv. Bramletts,
Geo D. Prentice, Leslie C,omb., and NJ. CuI
deIwood. of Ken ucky, always opposed TO ths
D"m"cratic party until the present campaigr,
are among the millions of freemen who are
enthusiastically tlopprtrg, McCLELEAE +,
PENbLEToS. and the UNION
Wendall Phillips the disunionist Of tWsn /.
~ years s'andine William Lloyd Garrison,
the original John B-nwn Abolitionist, who
thinks the Constitution is" q covenenf with
death and an agreement with hell Thadds.
ds Stevens, who SAID. " God forbid, that we
should have the old Union again ;" Horaes
G reeley, who called the national Gag, q
Haunting lie )" John P. Hale, who vnssd TO
receive pnait'on in fav"r Of dissolution OF
the Union; Senator Lane, of Kansas, who
said the UHion wss played ouf;" Silas IL.
Clark, Treasury note printer, keeper OF tho
Treasury H,rem J>-eph Inward Jr., the
Presidential proclamation forger; Isaac
Henderson. x N.vy Agent Of New York.
"ut on bail on thu charge If dcfrauding the
g'vtrnment and all the Snoddyites, swind-
ling contractors, and public plund~rers, are
enthusiastically supporting n NEST Old Abe'f
and " Conscientious" Andy Johnson.
Freemen of Wyonin county take your
choice, thus stands the case 10 there man
among US who will not take his stand with
the patriotic fillmore for Mcclellan and thS
Constitution
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

ANOTHER DrscLosrRE.-Ata public meet.
ing in Hartford, Conn.,, W. Hammersley,
E-v-, of that o,ty, well known citizen, stat.
e that clergy man, an lid friend of Mr..
Stanton, wru:e to that "fBc,al after the basI
tie of Antietam asking Of him au explana-
ti"n "f the seeming opposi.ion of the admins
IStr,,ion to Mcclellan and their repeated fsile
ure To c"-operate with him in his plane
Mr.. S anton replied in letter oj eight pages,
admitting M u tie GJue rnmenf mad not sss.
tanned MccI.tan, and attempting to Justify
Tue TACT, ny alleging as q reason, that Nc.
C'ellan was becoming too popular with the
srm, and that the ''go ID Of the cause"
Ia r. election of Lincoln required that hs
-n I'D bc crushed ~ s
This letter." said Mr.. H., II know TO bs
i'll existence -.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

ARTEMus WARD ON THE NEGRo.-FELLER
S1rERsCNs The African may be our broth-
er. S.vrl hly Iesuek'abIe gentlemen and
sum talented f+rna,l., tell us So, aud f'r ar
gyment sake night be in jnceb to grant If
Though | dom bplrve it IN. self. Aut the
African isn't our sister, and our wife, and
orr uncle III isn't sev-r,l Of our c"u<ins.
an. all OF our Wile's re,ashuns. He ism,
,.ur erandfarh her aui our aunt 10 the country
Scarcely. And yet nnmeris prrsins would
have u. think 80. Il Is t"l ir,,n he runs T. III
gFrs, and s,vr,t u her pnhiic grpsserys. But
~r'v. 60, the A,rrcan. or he's got us, rather
nov, what ar, We & Ing 10 do about It p
Ii Is an orfui noo>ance. Traps he Isn Z To
blame for j.. 'Piaps he VAS created for
sulne wise purp st, llGe Bill Hseding and
New E"gland rum, but It's NIFTY hard to see
it. Al any rate hc's here. and ire pity he
could't g" orr SUM whares quietly by him
self WHARF he cooi grat,erfy his ambition in
vsris vase, without havin . ssernal fuss
kickt up abent niln'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

v,rw eff iIs existence. He had defersa,ned ID
supp.rt the con.tituted authnrlti 6 IL the
country in al measures necessary TO maintain
the gIye, nnen, and enf,rce obA,lience to The
CONSTITUTIONS. He was in favor nf attaining
he ends and purposes Of the war in the
shortest and sppedie-t way he was oppnred
To di,uuion whether he demand came from
the South or ir'm European nations the
grsatnss. and the glory of the country depen
lied upon the Union Il was worth every
-acr 'ficr-worth more thar peace, dtsirabl-
O ac. NAV be. But while the armies are
hgu'ing the battles Of the Union, they oughi
be aided by Correspondent civil adm'ns-
trait, n (; by polio, which will divide the
Snn'h snd unite the North which would
enc mage the growth of Union loving senfi-
mrn.s al The South, alsy all thci- apprehen-
sluns of il justice and AFong at the hands vi
hose who administer the government, and
restore, { possible, their I've COR the C0nsti-
tuiion. He had declared this TO be his inlen.
non at the Very 'penng oil the extra sessn n
in lS64-on lie 9tn day "f Juiy-and he had
xecuted il to the Ie ter. He had vsted t.r
the uen aud III 'r,ey asked by the admlnistra-
liun. He would continue to do on. (Cheer..
TuespeakeT, 10 conciuslou, spoke IN terms q!
el ouenI Condemnation uf the treatment by
I.,nculn Of the c,t,zras IF Tennessee nj their
recent interview with HIM.
The Hon. Jane. Gal'at'n followed, giving
q curs"ry tut somewhat critical review o
the dealings If the adm,nIs' rstioir with Gen
Mcclellan. .h"wrng ths' similar course wal
pursued with thuse likely 10 b.cnme candl-
dates tor officc. H.; exposed the trickery N
S"cretsr, S,WaId, who vas surpassed To be- II
a state IF men'at arrangement when he de-
vered his Aabuin speech of '63. He re-
viewed and c"mpared ;he present fi rsncia
pohcy with the rninous one adopted IL
France during the revolution, AMI Confessed
hat he hal no hope i Mr.L'ncoln Tss Fe-
elected. The speak. drew a Lively e6mpar-
,spn between Gorge Washington and Gen.
Mcclellan aa wi III the former SO with the
latter, the Union was the next highest object
10 hls maker.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
WE NEVER DRINK.

On The stage were seven or eight soldier
ot the Str Maine EVIL. well behaved. irteili
gen met as 'he'r cf'nv. rsatinn s,ifi-d -
While al The stage house in Lincoln, there
came into the ,ffice pr.r oil blind man
.l"wIy feeling MS way with Cane. He ap
vroached the s"ld'er-, and said III the gentIesi
NJ.
"B5ys, hear Won belong to the eighth
rrs'm III nave son III that regiment"
9 What i his name -
" John
"On. yes, We know him WE'LL He was Q
s'ig-ant IN our company. We always liked
him"
hWhere ia he NV 2"
l He ia now Lieutenant in Colered reg
neni. and prisoner AT Charleston"
For m, ms,t be Id man did not ventur.
20 reply: but at Last, slowly, and ailv h.
sid:
',I feared as mnch, have not hefrd Of h jim
for long time
They did not wait for another word. bu'
the soldiers took fr'sn the wsles the sum q
twenty dollars, aud fired it To the old man,
saving.
- II our wholr company wer. here We
could give Won a hundred d,Ilars."
The old man replied:
&c B,vs. vnu must put it in my wallet, fol
I am blind"
They did so, and mark what followed. A,
individual IN the rrom, who had looked "r
this scene, as had, with feeling Of pride r
our izen soldiers, Immediately advanced
and SAID: ... .-..
"Roys, this is handsome thing, and
want yo u too drink with mel sland treat
for the C. mTsny."
waited with interest for the reply. II
came.
/" NJ. sir; we thank you kindly, and
appreciate your offer but We never drink >
Tie Gene was perfect the frat act was
kind, noble, and generous. The last was
grand.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

BRANDING ALBANIANs.- Writing from
Harris lslani under date Of September 26th,
an Albany volunteer .whn, with his son, re-
gently ENLISTED, says F." rhe next morning we
were drawn up in ne in front Of the hospital
aud dir y l''"klng little chap appeared and
ordered US to strip the left arm Tor the pur.
puss Of being VspOpatrd. Oh course We had
to submit, but make up my mind ihat We
were on j be'pe branded like horses, ,forevsry
mark war jus' the same, and gas mark will
remain on us for llfe."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

MANLINEss- Learn from the earliest dave
10 insure your principles against the peril md:
iicn'e. You can no mere exercise you reason
# you live in perfect dread "f laughter, than
s"u can enjay yous life, if you live in con.
stan' terror IF death. Ifyou think il right
to differ from 'he times, and wish to make it
p''int TN. rails, do II, however rustic, how.
ever ant'q uated, however pedantic il may
appear DO II not FIR insnlence, nc serio us.
Iy and grand!y, as a man who ore soul OF
his own IN his BOSOM, snl did not wait TIL 10
was breathed into him by the breath offash:
ION.