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, 1864-01-03

hrntss, were tr*ste 10: 4 laes VI the n1a !:rr.
Kicneis. Grnxel a,d nr0ptirnt lflDxs. The sret
aRe amount ofutdfcne cons 'mcJ trr
- astsn M sot,,ss, a sto S;stnsn 3t ,n1siDk or
matts, al ctiltfen, ard the .Galnnrn males
1rsl *ere t.easnl tcm rElessea arising from oxcess
rel, lah!ts VI Dissipation. yoHthiil tnrrVnlcs ats4
.eu 9lth rsftIus y lnpto!ns. among which Nfll ~
ofr hUfruf III soct4sy ID easlestu =
otranhsf Tbe,r ssnutnns. u all9wN!. to rontlnue,
s ea:: S~ n't s: 4
thrts tssrs ..ts s1 m;l.s. 5se f'n,sle. fhs
str Vt tbr teinnnrR hnnn.r stated n - tfrr.
:; e ~; 5ss| e.
lnt titrs. In feFpert to aitneht p.rnl1sr ~ ws.a
tt de ling ~ ft hts III bs toutl nta1hs.
tle NJ tnn IL .honl! ~ .i'l!n.tIt
lie.Il, 1lrt!Atsa n thu r. t,,At n fe's. I'll NJ
,,tpi .rfs !fr:isi Hr ltrss.s e t'le bio8 tFtAn4
snes IT, tt?" nt: ., 81, ft tlao NV
thI. rjae stnnlpte rktPt's III tt tea if " ha.
tsst Il s as, s's "t ~ m ss H.: nv
fen sl !, ntataxs 4aa ID trafs ND r,nihr xvsi Ai
isth IinrIhx ir+ tts' hse'sRe sn}uas voAsitase
i, r. IT,. .ts ''ssA @ ts''
fte }IOrnsta,t il tIakHE !Ais attfsAaht hAheA liza
ssts"t oHs I'LL @ta VII I'LL rt.inptss tinl p III ~
~: ':f ssf I II i 'si ~ = s.ss H.
~ y lhaF ssAssh a.4 0f nlpy, ,fnI W. lrAa SANE
IT, I'LL |" s' a'S '4'
, 1864-01-03
ITCH.

J The l'RrNlGO LOT1n. \ purc ourn for tteh, I'LL.
IL AnnGc. &C.. &c. Having NJ, MEha.U UitY tn I'll
sri nnttts Hr no ray. MAnnfartnrod by K. i. q v.
MEFAliLhSI).1 1nta ycltt, Ind. For Rtic by I.OIilI
%Ml H. Xrrpts. {.s!ica 60. III. 6rtC-ttct I'm
, 1864-01-03
E1Sv nvs1 EBnSr EhwAfH

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE1s TIE nksT
aEIE Dse Ino1n: This splendid iIar Dye Il Pc5Scct
-clansc. = Rel. Rusty cs Grey Aail dnstantly, to
H. Hasr or StlInnE the Sxtn. leaving the uhir 6on
ID BtAutif1l mIasts fresh vitality, frequently scs
finE Its pristine color aud rccties the III efects OF
(ad Dyes. The Genuine ls elgned WILL1AM A. BAcB-
4LoR. al others mere limitations md should be
ksoded. Sud by NIL Druggists, DC. Factory III Bar
c|sy street, New York. jySEgsS-!y.
, 1864-01-03
E1urcEB 3Li1lsB,


NEW FRE1G Is. 1T EXPRESS
ptATTsM0UTh, 0LEhH0o0,
COUNCIL BLUFFS e. EDDYV[LLE,
Tha t,t,tletF:sa mel lnyc rref1len TRAM Lima fom
1i1 lU tic ht,te prlns. ah'i Will naff5 Freight via
plrLlkGfUN aSt} h3tssOl''ii ntyEn,
tAisneo, Burlington and Qnlney Railroads,
Allie lelow xiteH rases rer uuhdt. ht. NeY iss.
., ,.,aHl eih+s. III fo. si do. faI do'
|i'' I,s@ S9 s4 fi.sS II, s su!i Il i'rbest s' 'S,,ee~a ~
s1isSnk" i|a9k|s and II oS'shsn oSh"s tst etm un tt.t
a;: @ ;: sS!a;isa s u ';:tts@: ;:y SsS e
'paafsy ss sssssasa aeeora'pa 10 Eastern ela..
'iDjspHi. u sppsHii.iealsr aaa mark paeksses n.
"Ru1sL1NQT0N AND Knnfv!lLk."
ftasX tsf,MssHYn S.,H srf,k tAEAhpn
%ieEni %iaiifaAk. Il T. ksassi1is. ''p4a 80" .
couxc1 nIuTYs. oct. .. 1858.
For fnrtcf informs tim Arply the 1enetal Freight
Chicago. ocaro2Aoam
, 1864-01-03

M e r RY CHRIST II Al
Eappy New Year.

Thu would not prefer, In selecting Holiday Gifts tc
zomEine with teanty and clegauce the DUE
BIE Ead nE1usEHA11TE y the h!Snest POSSIBLE de
present to my LALI Oh FAMILY. nothing conld be
Erc 1ccrrtAt1e than tat quiet, rapid and charming
80 eintntiy ser1tsAb!e aud n lie hsnas Of
any onc howcvct nnBktlled and tacxpczienced WIN
soon be COMPARATIVELY The only Machine bought fol
family use. Shall We Aeud you Holiday Present tot
-FOUR friend.
Kew York prices-No charge for Freight,
L. CORNELL CO.,
In TN f3fnnrA1 A4eufk. fS5 I4hEh stEEA3.
, 1864-01-03

ARCHITECTURE-J. F. I,e
~ Non,n,rr Architect from PAria. has jest 4rftved
10 C,csSo residing Il n. ri fot1 ey H'ene 1ns e
bnnnT lin Win their confidence IN mat
tsrs. ips Randolph street. Hefefenees-tHasa Elset
rtrssaenf T. c. 4. d, Cos Qso. Htaly. dcszee 8W3db
, 1864-01-03
INVALUABLE IN CAMP,

And no military hospital ought to be without sot-
client snrp1y. both faE preventive and remedial pnr
poses. Happily the attention Of the
, 1864-01-03

" 428
Horne Thonlas
Hutchinson VIM
Hutchinson Ek
, 1864-01-03

Padd1tfotl II mrs 2
Palmer Margaret miss
12nlHCs t.otnclta mtn
, 1864-01-03

55sV' V'sVVHE = 1K1E7 s1RAU V01k14 EHc0Es
TTr frTrEEIxce OF ToA1-CAxcEn IN TIN
REseT- ~''1i'.. l. mora prevalent than tals tetr-
:is'ct'oa u woEirn or less Enderssood than its
n:;r r clute-y were the on1v remedy. but how fey
'T-'yed i!c cEn1sarous aud ta1uuaa operation. all
srl tI.c !vn,er nndrasonai discovery OF 1iollows{s
lri. ri trasnel on tho world, the 1cWs on "the
.'!v hrs.t.tM II o.rtads of a=oalz.d rnartTrs te
:it II :nays ssl.ie:s,r. wczox coa:aen:'y assc1t,
:, ca,r rhs,eEsr u o5iSn hs: seen Gu Be +; sSc:
40 Otatn, 1h:s Is tue ectual testimony nf thou.
n.4os 1caG3 cured b3 item. dt:3t1st 1wiS
, 1864-01-03
fnGotub!c Cement.

@.~~vw~v ...e. ~.@w.v .s
o.,,, r,s,oyu.x u.pru, AVN uA.v.n,r
DlsooVEaY'
H1LToN'H
h30lu8lE CEMENT
T. 'As IL e s0s s'1ss 4
taqoongy l1iv lsatsa iur,ns ~ a onSn t.as
~" S;sasaassI 5ss X e s'afista 81 Is T. 's" 'aa
o. - ~ 10y
*''Ae'''' ''tp.a'0 >0"a'
a &c" 'ANs' Hiltoa's 1nsqlaols Cs,::ssut
1s new th,-. n, ~. ,..n,. =,
EeaEs ~ srudF: lis conablastious G Is
!or eCKSTIFiG p8lSctFIEs aid
It's sconbiasr.on ;r.deE no circumstances change
!ed earrnna nr cnli. anv - ot!snsi4e
Efuell.
,.n- Roar md SHaE
utEcture1s- ,-
lE1n IND Il inc PEST article EnoNn
fsnfatSK %a9topt tei dels net sTse. T.
lfedo os my change otsempc<atafe,
., 1sxe,er., JEWELLERS
I VIII nndit sutaeleatly adhesive
It's e.resla,i5 xa; adapted
Families 0 i i? S5: ;!s 4 i IL: g.
! nE7aE ONLY
-.
ekoGKEEr. eTSYE
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Remember. ,.,t, hEM 1l, f.niaE.fs.
ap2aea % pas'e'
d11onh tnsoiao1a ksmsas
s'aeH :, r va
6tltons 1aSolRhle Ceuaut
.s;s52 a' ;ss Sss5:ss'' 'ss ION q ouasss
Fints. a114o1 'noo' q W.
fnoy1pExeE: :I, -, !: -
Lafe stfees. C6icsso. Ill., General western AGENTS 70
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mrnn444onn,e Gncr;fSr
4kd%1kA90etV @f<<sA*s
, 1864-01-03

Nash Charles
N0GnanPatlick3
.No:au Patrick
Newton Patrick
Nelson4alark
Nelis Barney
Naeh & Eatcs
Norton Connor
, 1864-01-03
a Physiological yiew OF Mar

q Physiological view OF MAR
il rinSe.i
Combining nearly SO pages, and ~ map Plates and
Engruy!ngs Of the Anatomy Of the EcIua1 Organs ~
&t,:a,e oi Hes1ih aud Discass with TREATISE On Sell
lbuae tts CK'f.orablt consequences upoo tbs Mind
3s5d Bodr. VIII The Authors Plan OF Trcatuent-the
tr7ly ratloni and sscccssenl mode Of cure 8 shoED
IT, TO the tnnr1tcd, aud tloae marriage
t~rho n;crtsln doubts q their physical c9nait!on
4retta stamps postal currency hy ncnrc:Sin. DE-
II hCR0Ix. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, y. 7.
, 1864-01-03

Manlyuy N Martin Jamea
kIREili C1lA6 MatleWe JatneB
Maftiu TW Marmy uenry
Maston Alonxo MoWAt James
70 MAther j. 1nch-MerrIam j "
uaQud Macbeth mr.
May o @ Mills Oscar ]
Manyel 1[iddle3worthJR r
Neck i Miller Nick j
Mar Lawrence Mica Z G
1iaher Michael Mills h
MntlfgnL MIX Frank .
Mallo{t W R Miller F L
Mason r. II MitchellTImothy
Mulhatton John Miller Henry
Matehall Jacob Mix James q
DMelyin John Miller John Jacb
Martin Wm Mnllin Moses
Mast " Mycr Christian
Marshal VIM Master G D
Malone John Moree Chaa T
Mec1llEg John Moran Patrick
Muliu Thomas af1aIay Patk
Murray James Muchnnre G II
Moore Il E j. G Moulin Cheney
Dona!dMorse Chas r
dsNarclDy David Il Montague Jas
Observation-Disclosures James
r.No-.r = MnrTfsey Joho
Nor1s - IH-l = Tosn r.
M.&uroe J g a1alihay John Il
!r1oort Joseph Morris John
% Murphy patt Morris John Il
Morse AN Murphy Johu
IS Moody William
Moose = . 1feviS,.srp S
'16Mycfs ss Aeia Z .d,n.,iu-eangS Moatu,n M 4 u q
dni1;aan nitSr = n ns,i- Mnlrnr 5shsr1a,
Mnrran 4 =
uAa 1ir =
D., ,s,r.-1ir TN McEfn-fe Ioho
: :, = y : c1cTsinc 91c1rcs .Inl,n
" nass-s tcc NrNiiIen .Inho
McTnhnn Hcr- TcKean Jofn
nan1 McCune Jos
nrWhc-+erArcr MrFlhnae .Tamas
McEini]r ca11t NcCadertr Jas
.Alcx McBca:a Jamcse
= Mccormick III. McNamacf jas
chael Mclaughlin 8 T
! NcClcllaud Milo McCarG.y Ja!ncs
4 Mccarthy Jamcs
Mct3rath Luke McNAho1 Jaraea
Mcconnell VIM Mcdonnell Jas s
o Ielnnes aSt Wm N Mcdonnell Jas
NcIlror VIM D Mekillop Hugh
. Mckfnzie VIM B AlcElli.ot Thoe 9
TrA|n|tr John McGunn Thos
Hetnijoueh Jno McDoaald Geo
K NcEav .Inhn Wall
: Nefniiics Ioha McllaaouPar3ck
i J1!runnf3rtvJnhnM McintnshFrar.ia
, 1864-01-03

n y. MONTAGUE G co.
HE No. WARRINGTON ST., VIcKsnoEH,
1:oruu,fasiap and faFWufdt99 Ilcrc10nts.
*hs mnsr 1iGffni advances made on shipments al
ulcYchAudisc. L r.. raer+o,r us--s.,r
l. Vaiio 81 1nniS. d. B. Staatt, Chicago Il. O. GIL
bert, CinriDnati, Eorthrop & Coz Aenpnls.
, 1864-01-03

Lxw1s7ov, p Aug. 18th, 1871.
a. r HHxHDoLn Esq..
am happy to Inform you that afer the use Of youe
MeolG,ne. ehrs ~ btt. tnast.t, and eaodtdl{ hs
fox IT, Your obeoicnt servant
II. G. MCCORMACK.
, 1864-01-03

frtuHtfVtltTlD9
Pc{fce Chas IL
2uin1an Timothy
losntn.. 4 ".
Reid FE lieut.
+ i,
Reed r VS. ;,
Richards Z B
Escn Z L dr
Reeves Rolscy
1licha1dsou I'd
win
Richmond . IT
aesasl Daniel
IlaweonD VT
[fLIl!tlg DaT1d
[s!ch Casa
IlaHaweli Peter
nedGeld CosnH.
Illus
Rogers John.
Rose Joseph
llogcrs Jtin{us
Ryder john 8
Rowe James L
Rosc r Nj
1iowon J r |
flo6in II @ |
Robinson Il u
Ryan Thomas
[Rusholl Thos A
Eiudon John II
Richardson E.lv
lawson d " T
Ista II L
3t,ofln putrick
Sf&tla1s l'htrtck
elcrys1n Newell
s. 1'rntt
6axtoA Arn,atad
Sunshine fut ;,
Btousou James i
3tEEcklor ] 4 Il
3ta.rlngI ] D
swsh SU& CO /
81 S0hn J u
stcvons @ E
spGctor E 8 q
Sweet r II Il
5Wltxor Il L..
3ltEkuoy n
sweet Ep
Sweet Ell
Hlaltop IT D
Spntoat L Lyon
Smith Edward 8
Smith Il 3
Scott Z !.
smith Charles II
snow & Green
smith A 3
Spencer A W
5kIeba A
Smith B r |
Smith B John
spoucer II F
sphinx Alfred |
Smith BfainaEd |
southwlck VII
lard
sullivan Danl |
Smith 3 J |
Smith MT
smalc II
smith II Il CO |
'uow Henry !
sisE Geo Il
5pnguc Thos A |
snail Geo |
Silver Geo W /
Shields J i
rharp Werner |
Towne Il 4 |
[rcemer ThoB r |
rhopEins Thoa
Tyler Theo P
Tipping Thos ]
rhreedy Fred ]
Tucker H0natt, |
rurrtIi S Il |
Talbot John D \
TEga1t Jas |
Talintadgeuenry \
=
Taylor TR |
fear &C !
Taylor ChHsr La |
Gu rlor Robt A
Taylor Geo s.
Taylor 8 B -.
r@ll TSamue1dr
Zeal Peter II
Terrell i E
rener Matthias |
Terry VIM \
relt Walter |
Van Buren Fred
Tm D4da1a f:s4a i
Van Bremen FD |
Fanlpan EQrcrt
, 1864-01-03
ITO GAS CONSUA1ERS.-I -Iwould
4 call tie attention Of the public to ny new and
E.cgtnt assortment OF


Daily receiving from the most celebrated uanufae-
tnrcrb IL the East which a1u noE offering nt such
1Ttc1 As will defy the competition ofaaJ othlr house
j. the sFn6e. Read ny list Of prices. Cali and Judge
5cryoursc3vcs before purchasing elsewhere
11ain tnEle joint Brackets from % Flss
lT.1n Double Joint Brackets oE1.. LIZ to l7y
E!uEc Tend&nfa from. LIS to 1910
Two Light Chandeliers ............... 50 12f5
hFcr Light Chandeliers from 80 to 13o1
F1Et Light Chandeliers from. 500 to 3oD1
E:1 Light Chandeliers from. 015 to 1Gtt
T. D. AcFAhLAEE,
dc1i.seElEu 81 LassiIe atSret.
, 1864-01-03

Il IL ss y II:
e o v
ssou: a,a s'' OF
Mot rror.cen amons tho,s 70 w,ieh hs es.l'r. %
81 PgsSc r. IT, s s sssss r.
i;sst Ta;Sa. ii" it'sdy coiseSsfsiea fiad Esifses
ts sd q
IL, me.sass teaa.ta seh.t;e sssn n .ntt
E"ss T. rs g. s S'ss e ait Il " s;iiss
m teIs enc u ron sansnsn erc Moa. t.ca1cn; tG.
ssIS ts!.!!y !fs: & y: l!us''s,ssa M
:; Mestftst. I, :a''' with
% L sss
=: X 5 s. tsS
s:;;s:l ssr 4 ,9rs;e; s e :aysss
to f rfis = s assa sS sS ae
fn ,lea ASt arll.ate constitutions Of both ls1es Aad
sot,,e ra'ly esntl !, E.fen:sh to gallon Of
r. Son :; sssy ssxs .sss L
u realne thr.s s.5uss q ,nls n..aa: ..aa:.,......
fIn ~ sonsiat1a.oa of tSo welfare Of xansztax
second- rccsusa 10 uot With n,7 articles e1.,aaet
es rottrums q pat nj medicines. mA1y of which ssa
imolT. r., ,,ptio1 E:aes l.ss 10 pug
These rertos aIy rt!se, This sm compelled to do
ee1e Is. ad7sEttsea Thy navs pesa ad7e1tt.ed
ri is,:es 81; 6 \; h
snd Htstl5 ttscut tcrt 1osrjZn countries
tsstpt. : Of pa;+nt meat.,ne yt.t 50 ri u -,
s*s q 3sas e aie e ss ~
tspnal to sntrest.
ens rom =, II sny osbeis. Wt,h oTs- So antoii
a as ,4 o s% u
@ i IL
e ha sfsss rank ssn.d
n: t. E e. b -
ls1,. zcseI here spccluen 4ete hy CO
& esa IT,
LEWISTON, Pa., jan lath, tss7.
nEAa SIM ha. heen troubled with an s1Action
g tne tlait eE r End kkneYs for over twenty yeArs
give genuine lres aration trial - hal head
70 nH sgo5sn nsss usea = thsrs so't!. sna
peh oesr ssa SaSe ar sensS " ,esls psevoa.
4. e Z +: e :a G.s
e ''sf 81
, 1864-01-03

il &1fn NEjllE m1t6 /
Kecfe Calbnffne
EenrLcy Mary miss
kellogg Jn1sa miss
Kellogg 4 Laura mics
| Kelly jnmea mrs
nesie evi ia1n aaa .nI ~: ne
nsn nsi.. 1nui1" ~ = !. s,nn m!o ~,
6ct'es So1e4 'ae a41@
faFex-a rmina mfss
1s,ter Eli7shrtt mYa
irm1, Rriiiref Mia
fsne Mars7n1ct mia
1rwfon .iniin mia .
1othsn Inii. Mia
fnrsrn Anrn I.er,a mi
1awfcr N1w nm
LW,aN LaWsnG 1;M Mat IN ! nlis
IeIrl,ton N,rr1c miss
Ice Lu1aa M1o
Hc 3uss
Lc"H am1t@ "1"
McAttbur Carrie nfse
McAboY Cathariue mrj
Mexican John mrs
MCCARTHY Margaret
McCnrtyEliYn In{es
McCabc En,fIy mrs
Ifn.nnr NfaT Anu mr,
McCan(lles Sarah Tniss
hfri,ov Nci1fc miss. .
NcCor1nick II Mmn
NcCo1mirE Mary 4 do
Nrnfdy q s mrs
NcCloyrrIdcct miss
Mcclure &C mrs
Mct.Ee r1ra
| 3TcCrcady Margaret M
AcDevitte Jane mrs
MeDonEa1 WIN mrs
, 1864-01-03

n tha rear 1916 Tho rer OF This krtc!a enbs!ke1
e Eas esrn erFsgso NOW over atxteen 2eass u tas
Gus iope upt ior tae ast lsn yesfs tnoss uf
BIZ tine hhR hecn ertoJ Cd 10 thu uAnutA tufs OF til
VaIaoup tp1ih a1u nuin R1tfaGfa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-13
Manufacture of WOODEN Goods /!


The Manufacture of Wooden Goods, both in the
household and in the factories has become of great
Importance account its forming at present our
principal articles Of clothing. The nature of our eli
mate make 1t necessary and the scarcity of Cotton
has greatly increased the value of wool and Fabrcks
made from 1T and being engaged in the business of
making Clorh and Flannel and also oil Carding
and Cloth Dressing we have thought few remarks
with regard to handling Wool, and the proper pro-
cess OF Manufacture might be of service to the cOun-
try. and benefit to ourselves
The first process with the farmer who intends to
make his wool into rolls for spinning anil weaving
at home after washing and shearing is asserting the
qualities. This we do not expect farmer to do as
perfectly as regular manufacturer, but by trying
he will approximate towards it, and be amply paid
Tor the little pains required, by having an even
thread and smoother fabric. The fleece should be
whole and be spread out on n tabe-the coarsest
wool will be fourd on the skirts of tie fleece, and
can easily be distinguished by looking closely to the
more Two qualities from eadh fleece will perhaps
be close enough for ordinary purposes, but as the
sheep In our country differ much in their grades of
wool-the coarse pant Of one may do to 60 with the
inner part OF another, and thus make three four
qualities out of the lot If it is going to the
factory or to market the fleece should not be torn
but after removing tho locks should be rolled up
compactly skin out side Not less than one pound
ofiard, fresh butter or oil should be sent with every
ten pounds Of wool going to the carding machine.
The next thing of Importance is of to be
bic. but IN the matter of spinning and weaving, we
have another caution to add, Unless the yarn is
evenly twisted and beat up evenly in tie loom the
cloth shrinks unevenly in fuling-making some pla-
ces wide and others narrow anG if the fEisher
c."hs in nrossing out the wTinces the cloth will re-
sumo it coItortion aoain when made into a gar
nent, and the mechanic is sometimes wrongfulIy
blamed for coats becoming lantern jatrcd on
mans back. 1t is easily avoided by giving the
wheel IN equal number Of turns to a giveu length of
thread drawn out. We fn1 this difficulty incre using
0i late years AMI have to the conclusion that
IT some Of the spinners do not keep better time
their pianos than their spinning wheels should
hate dreadlully to listen to their music.
As every moment of labor SHOULD be employed TO
the best advantage, and every ounce of material be
appropriated t. the best purpose on account of our
war We propose to write other ca tpters on our
branch Of business after this is read sufficiently to be
remembered and shall cndeavor to do our work
nice enough for balmorLl skirt doctors coat,
and make trowsers stout enough to last farmer
through a years campaign at least.
INGHAM & WRENCH.
HOVE Factory CAMProwN, BRADFORD Co May 2.'64
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-13
PA RTICULA NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under he na,5g
q Buffers, put up IN quart Bottles, compounded of
me cheapest 1ehisey comm on rum costing from,
~ to 40 cents per gallon, the taste disguised 6g 1nise
or COriaHder Seed, 80 60
to cause as long Meycan be sold hundreds 10 die
ne death Of the drunkqrd. by Meir us the systena
ls Kept continually under the influence of Alcohogc
St'mufants Of the uorSt Kind, the desire for Liguor
IS created and Kept up, and tie result IS qHAte hor
rorS attendant upon a drlnkdrd's and de IN
For those 1rhO desire and will have n Liouor
Bt.ers, 1ce publish the foltoloing receipt Get One
Bottle Hooffiand's German Bitters and mir
,em , fhree Quarts of Good Brandy or Wills
noS, anG tae result 1rW be preparation that aciH
lar excel in medicinal rirtute ond Tr,,n .ys 80
any Of the numerous Liquor 8iiters in the unark,t
2nd WW cost much less. fSu uU hare oH The
rirtueS Of fHOnfand's Bitters in connection rim
good article Of Liquor, at much less price ihq,
meSe an'eT'or preparations ariU cost you.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-13
The Passenger tt ain Northward

Leaves Now Hampton on the orrival of the Mail
Train which leaves NEW YORK at 6. 10 A. NJ and
MANUNkA CHUNK the arrival of the Train
which leaves PHILADELPHIA. (kensington De-
pot) at 7'l5 Il. NJ. At SCRANTON this Train
makes close connections with trains on the LACK.
AWANNA BTOOMSBURG and DELAWARE &
HUDSON Railroads, and at Great Baud with the
Mail Traa the Erie Railway going West.
the Passenger Train SOuthward
Leaves Great Bend after the arrival of the Cincinnati
Express from the West, connecting at Scranton
with Trains on the Luckawanna and Bloomsbury
and Delaware and Huds IN Railroads at Manunka
Cnupk with the train for Philadelphia, and at
New Hampton with Trains for New York, the Le-
high Valley, Harrisburg, &c. Passengers by this
Train arrive in New York at $50, in philadelphia
at $50, and in Harrisburg at s 20 P. NJ.
The Accommodation Train
Norhward, connects at Great Bend With the Day
Express going West, by which passengers arrive at
Ithaca and Syracuse the same day.
Southwark leaves Great Bend after the arrival Of
the New York Express going East.
Sg9' All Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway
stop at Great Bend.
WATTS COOKE, Supt.
R HENRY, Gen. Tkt. Agent.
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AJOINT RESOLUTION,
PROPOSING CERTAIN
Amendments to the Constitution.

Be is resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
in general assembly met That the following
amendments be proposed to the Constitution of the
Commonwealth in accordance with the provisions Of
the teuth article hereof,
There shall be additional section to the third
article of the Constitution to be designated section
four, as follows;
SECTION 4. Whenever any of the qualified cleo
tors OF this Commonwealth shall be in any active
mitary service, under requjstion from the Presi-
dent of the United States by the authority of thu
Commonwealth, such electors may exercise the right
of suffrage in all elections by the citizens, under
uch regulations shall be, prescribed by
law, as fully as if they were present at their usual
place of election"
SECTION 2. There shall be two additional sections
to the eleventh article of tho Constitution. to be dos-
ignated as sections eight and nine. as follows
SECTION S. No bill shall be passed by the Iegis-
ature. containing more than puc s-Io'' "nga shall
be clearly expressed in the !e, except aliEopria,
tion bills -
SECTION 9. No bill shall be passed by the Legs-
lature granting anv powers, or privileges, in any
case, where the authority to grant such powers, or
privileges, has been or may hereafter lie conferred /
upon the courts OF this Commonwealth
HENRY {. JOHNSON, Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
JOHN p. PENNY, Speaker Of the Senate.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMON
wEALEH HARRISBURG, April 25, 1854. {
AcHHSS Nv &uld, %
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full,
true and correct copy of the original Joint Reso-
luton of the General Assembly, entitled "a Joint
Resolution proposing certain Amendments to the
Consttution,'' as the same remains on file in this
Office.
ISeal.l ~ TESTIMONY whereof I have hereunto
set rny hand and caused the seal of the Secretary
office be affixed, the day and year about written.
ELI SLIFER, Sec. of the Common wealth
The above Resolution having been agreed to by
majority Of the members of each House. at tSO
cessive sessions of the General Assembly of this
Commonwealth, tue proposed amendments will be
submitted TO the people for their adoption rejec
ton, on the FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST, in the
year of our Lord one thousan l, eight hundred, and
-four in accordance With the provislens of the
tenth article of the Constitution and the tentitled
and the act entitled. An act prescribing the time
and manner of submitting to the people, for their
approval and satifca,on or rejection, the proposed
amendments to the Constitution" approved the
twenty third day Of April one thousand, eiget hun
dred arl sixty four.
ELI SLIFER, Secretary ofthe Commonwealth.
Harrisburg, May, 9, l664.-3m.
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M O.

SMITH -QUICK-In Springvillc, on the 3d. inst,
b5 Oren Fish Esq Mr.. Ziba n Smith, to Miss Ma
ry J. Quick, both of Nicholson
FITCH-KRESKY-O the 2nd inst, by the Rev.
G. W Sehofeld Mr. Alfred p Fitch to Miss Lu-
cinda Kresky, both of Falls.
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Died.

STARK-In Nicholson, June %, of Typhoid fever
Craghen L. son of II G nry and Mary Stark, aged
IA years. mouths, and 20 days.
We've laid his body in the grave,
Beneath the silent, grassy sod;
But his Spirits gone to battle,
In realms of bliss, with God.
J. R. N.
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Special notices.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

w HEREtS, letters of administration has been
w granted to the subscriber on the Estate of
George W. Frear late Of Forkston, Wyoming Coun-
ty, Decd All persons owing said estate
quested to make payment, and persons having
claims against said estate, will present them, duly
authenticated to the subscriber at Forkston, Pa.
JOHN G. SPAULDING,
administrator
June 1864.
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MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.

The undersigned, having been appointed Mercan-
tile appraiser for the County of Wyoming for the
year 1854 hereby cerfes the following to be a cor
rect list of Retailers in foreign Merchandise with
their names class ana rate in the several townships
to wit
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REGISTERS notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
1N estet that the following accounts have been
fled in the Registers Office at Tunkhannoek, ani
viii be pretenteI 10 the Orphans Co urt Of Wyo-
ming County /" be held at Tuuh hammock on the
Is day Of August next, for continuation ani allow
ance, to wit:
The Final account Of Samuel De Kay Executors
of the last will and Testament Of George Carpenter
late of Cliaton Township, deceased. Filed May ?,
1864,
The Final account Of John Kinslcy snd Wm,
kinsley Executors Of the last sill and Re amcnt Of
Michael kinSicy late Of Wiadhlm Township, de-
ceased Filed June lIth, 1864.
Tho Final account Of Anon Armstrong and Lew
rs Armstrong administrators Of the Estate Of John
Armstrong late of Eaton Township, deceased. Flied
June 29 1861.
The Final account of Newman Miller executor of
the last will AMI testament Of Jabez jenkins late Of
Iunkhannock Borough deceased. Filed July IL,
1854
raSi6sanosk Mif,s,s5 on !, + T. l., Ga l. PARISH.