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z. PARTS afARRONS du suussigne, -
ssN si.siFnh ) miles du pont d.. L,sf n
- ,nr la Route du chemiH du Ferry de-
Burr, dams la mutt dn 9 an 10 d.,Aou., les es-
ciavss d-ssous decrits. savoir:
Tn nagre ncmme 'fYREE. couleur eriff-, acs
d'environ 36 ans, taille ,d.nviron 5 plAds neuf
pouces
I'm nsgre nomms WILSON, couleur eritfs
fonce, age denviun 30 ans, tailfe d'environ s
pieds tulces. tortelnent cOnstruit. II iui mans
que une dent de irvant
Tn negre nomn,e Mccoy, age de 10 ans, es
.aiile fenviron Seds pouces de hau:.
Une negresse nomDee ROSETTA, ages do
vingt ans. environ.
CENT PlASTREs seront payees pour Pap
prehension de cllacun d eux ct So livraison moi
4 un poRt q.,rconque entre lie Bayou Bocuf es
lie Ferry de Burr.
Sont aussi parts n1afrons, de mon habitation,s
sur L. Bayou Boeuf:
unnegre nomme GEORGE, age denyiron
trenfe-six ans, ct
I'm azure negre nomme ALLEN, age d'snvi.
ron 26 ans. ~
Cent plastres de recompeuse seront payees
pour la livrason moi de cfacun dc ces esclayes.
a an point qn+lronque entire ma residence ct
Barr's Ferry Les deux esclayess sdernerement
mentionnes sont sans daute sur mon habitatiou
on dams le vosinage; ct les autres tenseront pro.
bablegieait de dsaretonrrer an meme quarter sous
pen. = GEORGEK K KING.
St. Landry IL 12'Sepsenlbre 1865 sStf
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Public is Samedspar Joel IL sandos.

L Announcement est de DIX piaatres par an paya-
h!es avanca on douns piastrrs la fin de rann6e.
Auenr advancement ne sera arrsie arant que les
arrerages ne soient payes, a. rnoins que rediteur
ne lf Juge eonvenables--Et les ahonnss qui de-
sreront arreter lenr abennemnnt devront en- dom
ner avis par ecsit au nanins Ginse iours avant ls
tertne de. .ieur ab0nneiI1ent
Les avis seront inseres raison de vingtcinq
cents 10 lgne ponr chacnne t,es trois premiares
publIcation. ct dix cents Ia ligne pourehaqne pu-
biiea.ion sabseqnehte. Quand on traitera de gr6
a gre avec Editenf, nne deduction libsrale seYs
fate pnnr les avis permanents. u.
u Tant avis. moins on il men scis lantremsns
oTdonns. sera public fIancais ct en- anglais jus-
qua ce qu'i, soft retire, on jusqna CO que lEdi-
teui iugs convenabie de le rftirer.
Les annonees do candidate se paieroat vsrge
piassses psns chaers csnd;las. ~ dsvanok
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!. .sAMEDI MAfIN :::: 20 FEvRlER 1853.

vM p. f Bmfud, avocas distingus de Ia
Nouvellr Orleans, ct ac'uellemcnt m.nbr de
ista..msjor Gu General Taylor, Went a Sire choi-
8; cornns Juga.Associ& de la Cour Supreme de
no.rs Etat, en- re,nplscemens de l. Honorable Ju.
gs DafftI, deesds.
MT C. Manning, avocas d'Alexsnlrie, a g.
galemsrs kss choisi CONNIE Jusa- -Associe de Ia
mau,e Cour, en- remplaeenens du juge Bucfs
nan, qni a &s depse de- ses foncti"ns paur .aso;r
prste ls serm-nt i'allsgcancs su Geuvernemen.
des Etafs Unis.
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BUREAU I,E I'ExEcUrIF.
| SRksvkPbRT. Lns SO Janvi-r 1864.
C5aritsFensaie Ia A0nrcile Orleans
]. q ars Paro1iisses rireraineS.


ct afs Par0isses Tirerdfnes.
Fors a'ii Ryrz sant souff-rs depuis Invasion de
n6tre su! par irnneni. jen app.iie auialrd hui
vafra pa,iioiAs;ne. vptrea reahonnrur, yos devoirs
ts plus sacrts pour vnus exnrter dearur-r f.
deies la esise lie In iibrrte one 4rtls Yez er,
skfasss.. ayec t-nt De zeic au eonmencrinent d..
Y seitr si,srrr.
Asssa.le par essnffragrs III. rnes csnci.dyens II.
sage rsecutl. ne crayez pas que Eos Intereis
s,int asgiigss que vos sersices passes soient
Elies. l,aice que yoHs u avsz ONT pxfiicpe ne
ieefiti. Men, Sunyrnez-Tols bff,, Al, contrai-
re- que lhuatilis,ian, les vexatiuns, Ia haiu~, Ia
tyrauH;e alnonctlst.s sur tstts sont antant d..
ca,ss aiii nous patrruEt hriser yos chAfnes 1T
n QUE notFr Plus braii rsve So reas.ra L. four Oh
seifs.cturis Ia rrprise de la valiee du Mississippi
st de Ia Metropolr du Sud.
81 dans Ia tongue ct p&nitIe lutte que no,,s
somines appees i sontenir, IL deconracen,rnt le
desrsppr mtnasai-nt de .s.nparer de vous, de
q pafayser ros taeI,ites. 1emousser votre en"rgie.
qnr les mailts drs irerss. ,rs Ills. des parens
L ats anls que vous ayez psrdus 4 Manassas 4
Slilph, i Sharpsaurg. . Chattanooga et sur tani
daftTrs chanips da bataitle. soIeni nvoques pour
sallnmfr III vous le fsu du courage ct d'espoir
\ pairiaiqars, q,,l. conmr celni DIS v,.stales. nr
pif ja.,l:iis et.indrr laHsel de la patfie. Our
Fexe,npar dr vos nisrrs drTyos ftmnaes ct de vos
fles fassr ecior@ voIis vt.rtus soiqu-s qiii
poripnt la patience. IA resignation. crtte con
6sncr irtimr que Diem dams "A bn,,te profegrrs
ss deEnseurs de Ia plus jnste des causes Ell. 81
vas ssra les yerifabirs Descendants. les hsrisfrrs
reels de la goirr E. d.-s honnriirs transmis lrnr
pasiirite par les heros DE- l776. ne soliillrz pas
dun pallire ct d.nn fortsit Ia meInoi e de Wash
ington II iurne electorate, en- yoiaut le 70 Few.
tr proclaim pm,r les maitrrs que youdfaient vous
I imposrr vos cruels rilyafiSsnrs.
Nm. cunritoyriis. Ii abjurez pas la liberte qnr
nols ayatls it,re de vodk actetrr au prx de tout
nstrr sang. Repn,lssez iain de vo,is toute peai-
I afr ayanf trait i Ia reconstruction dun gouvrr
nrntilt ysiie arintamie dams fopinion des pen.
pies eivilises-- Drmrilrz cs que 1veus aves fotl.
jars eis. les dignrs pareus. les dign+s freres du
soldaf canfed ersss~t preparex vO1s 10 rt,sevoiI
Rienf0t aceint tlrs lanfiers curis 10 champ de Ia
sictvire ct de- vo,rs deivrance.
HENRY w ALLEN,
GaxvernsAr de T. r tat de Ia LOHisiaGe
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sOSEPH BLOCH. a l'ancien etablis.
- sement dc Bloch, Firnberg & Co, 4
Opelousas, Went d'ouvrir un ma easin Oh il
s,'efforcera de tenir des articles l'usage &C..
neral des families ct des habitations Il
en- main un assortment de fariue, suere,
melasse. sci, ct recevra incessamment un
eDvoi de marchandises d'un usage general
Ope!ousas l9Deeenbre 1868 If
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AVIS.
A soussignee ayant perdn .outes les obliga-
- finns sonscritrs par les scqaereurs a la VEN
IT, des birns de 10 succession de John H. Maggie,
son e8oux, deeede. donne par les presentes avis
cenx que celia conceTne, que lie Placement en-
etc arFe'e. ct ellie aversi en- meme temps 10 pu-
bic de ne pas neg'cier iesdtes obligations
FEUVE JOHN H. MAHGEE,
Administrators.
st. Landry Teyricr 1864 44-5t
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y Lieut. VIM. Wilkins Co F. ze Vol: Arkansas
Capt w E Jnl,nssii,aC TO = .
2r Lii iii. w W Williams, Co X
5, Lieut. J G Anderson. Co C q 9
lei Liput Ja-ob Foster. CO A 25e
Gapt.-W WeThompson Go d, =
Capt. y w Jackson. CO G.. = IS -
2, Lieut. w 7 Washington TO E j" s.
B. Ln.iit. G. Mobley; Co.. g. Is :"
tapfeW w A. Cuttrr. Co. IL - ''
y Lieut.. w T Ferg. son. Co . -
MsjrJ J. B. McCalIoeh, De -"
! Lir,l. NJ j cpnghraa Co Fl IS
3 Lien J W E.kins, Co G :. =.
Ier Li*nt + Mclaughlin Co A :. Battalion "
Isl Lieut. 4 II Dndsali. - 9. .
II. Lii III A NJ Tension, Go C .s IS -
Il. L.ssit John Chill CaC Ter Vol Arkansas
Il. .Lisut r j Yarhtongh Co ID '' = =
ri Li.ui w D Wass,,', CO. Z. s. :.
2 .Lie.ilf Jas. Roper, Go. b. 6. !" g
u. aLisuts w D Kitlp Co F, 81
81 LieussR Il BALDWIN. Go 9. ss SO
u. Lin B j B-netiid. Go r. 9. 8 {.
81 Lieut. Sam j MeGnffi.l. Co r 9 .
Capt j W Clark, Go. A, 31e !"
Capt j 7JppWay. Go X. g." :.
Lieut. j y Hodtn5 Goa :. . = g
.2.I Lieut. Cias Sims, Go. q. = -
Par urdre dn
LIEUT.GEN. E KIRBY SMITH.
IS S. ANDERSON, Assistant Adjud General.
6Fsv.--44-~3t
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A Wis.

"A Wis. =
n snussigns ay an' tait nm. petite 9rniiiun 4
H. billets. il y a environ IL mos. dams | bus
de favoriScr le change, ct ayant appris lrr,,:a-a
rneRs que ssuesqa.s perstsin.s siFrairnr i.,sr
prime pour Ca billets; invi.e les detsrtaurs d.,
ces dts hiIlets ! les ui presenter Washington
pour stre rembourses dams le plus c6l,r, t'elaa
possible. astendn qnils ns seront rrmhpisrsk,
QUEEN filiets Confederes, cnnform-m.nt Ia ST;
puiatinn qn'iis contirrnent 1t non es, esfeces.
.omme q'ielques psrsonnes NAL. irfunnses. le
croiens.
r. HFRRE2r.
Washington. 90 Fav-:"- 100. =, 9. :
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--ecedee En- c.lt- VILE. lie IL ru,,raut Ma.
demo'selle PHEBE y. HAYS, agecle IA al, ].
s,,-, -Le Is, en- crtte Paroisse, Mademoisss.lb
s1DALlSE ?! I. BURR, file tln DR.. F. Burr, age.
de Is ans ct demi =
,,r lie IL, Washington, j. ]. Lastra pes. fiii<
d'Heary Lastrspes, 4 Page de g mois.
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ET Nous avons eu, Jeudi d.rn.r. une neis :
gai littefalfn.ent convert le sol dim mant-sr.
dune bianchenr irreprochsble. Ceci est 81 rar,
qne Is gu 2o ans pourraiens Sc passer avant gu
Ton ne pnisse constas,r chose sembIabIe ici
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d. J'.hn Sans partira pour Ia Virgin;,
.vsrs ie Ter Mars. ct Sc charg-ra de toutes le
bttres adressers aux g.. ct se Regiments des
VoF,niaires d. Ia Louisiana, an seron. depssscs
chez L Winklrr d Washington.
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VII EoNFoRMEaiENT aug instruc
N tsls tions emanant dlr Departrmsns de Ia
G..ra+, ilichan.ud les efIicrrs ..i aifes ,lsni-
iilesiejnin ont ienrs csrps respectits, a Est Dc
la Rfsiert. Ms, issi,,.,i sais delai. savoir:
u Lieut.. Wm. Wilkins Co f. Be Vol: Arkansas
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TunkhannOck, Pa.
THE CONFESSIONS AND FypPpIrNcp
OF Il NERVOUS Tuv

uolsnen lor the benefit aud as caution 70 voung
ensand others who suffer lrou yerpona ~ y4an
TIE Dasa ana Their kindred supplying
Si,er being victim of misplaced conf'io a''n-
pad nqmhug aud quackery BY enolosjpo roa. ~
tha an,bo ea envelope, singe copies may be- haS ~
Kn.. Snor e NATHANIEL MAYFArR, Eso po5corS SSu %
V"uA'y New TeEk.-Ta nls.ly. ''''1-
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PARTICULA NOTICE

IHere arc many Preparations s5tI unier t6. no,n.
g btteFS, put ~ IN quart Bottles, compounded ef
ne ne e9eoPest 1shSkey or connott rum, costing from,
~ to ~ cents per gallon the taste disguised 5y 1nis.
Csriander Seed N''- ~ 1'''Se
to capSe, Oag as heycan be sold bn,uSr.J ~ J;
the deah Of The dr1tnhard. By their use the system
Is sept conttnuaHy under the influence of AlcohoI;e
Stnt"tdntS Of arorSt kind tie desire for Lio,ror
IS ceatsa and Kept u and the result is aHthe hor-
ToL, dHeHddnt upon drUnkdrds and de uk
FOR those rho desire and will have I;,,,o~
Du.ers 1ge publish the foltoaoing receipt Get One
B0ttle HoOffiand's German Bitt..rs ami 80
, smh rhree Quarts of Good Brandy or Whis-
.S, ama ne resi arfn be preparation that ariH
any q ne numerous Liquor Bitters in the nnnrIst
ana ~H cost much less. You arW hare oU ~
r'rtueS Of Hoo1and's Bitters in conn,ct;o, ~
a sooa arttce OF Liquor at nue. less price Ias
'fe5S In'er'oF preparations aM cost uou.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS Il!
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

HUTCHTNC7 3 HILLYER, PRofRIEroR's,
81 Cedar Street, y eur York
{ ~" Sold il Ianf hammock, by J. W. Lyman in
Montrose, by ADle Turrell in Scranton by L. S. &
Z. c. Fuller in Fac;oryvills by al Druggists
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TO TzfE LADIES!
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

viii Immediately relieve without pain, all disturb
ance OF the perioic discharge, whether arising flom
Relation or suppression. Ihey acs like 4 charm n
removing the pains that accompany difficult or i'm
moderate uICn-truation, and sre the only safe and
reliable remedy for Pushes Sick Heidache Pains
in tie Aous, Back and Sides Paipilation of tic
Heart. Nervous Trenors, Mysteries Spasu,s, Broken
Sleep aud ot.c! u0l oaSlnt and effects of
an unnatural condition of the sexual functions In
the worst cases Vi Flu0r -ilJuS or Whites t4ey cf-
feet speedy Gu
ss DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS .
Have been USED OVER X QUARTER OF a CEN
TURY They arc offered as the only ST, means Of
renewing ntarrupted mensruation, but i.4Ltes must
bear iT7Rn,6 that there is condition af the fe-
ftate system in arttcb the Pills cannot tie taken
HiiH0ut procnciH" PECULIAR RESLLT-
The condition rcftrred to is PREGNANCY
the result, .NLSCARRyAGE Such is the irresist-
ibie tendecy Of Le medicine TO restore the serudI
functions 10 normal condition. that erea The pro-
ductire Posssr Of nature cannot resist THEY
CANNOT Do HARM in any other way.
60 DR.CHEES SEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
IRE the only IIe liciae that MARRIED AND SIN
GLE LADIES have relied pon for many years or
can rely upon now. BEWARE or IuIT4-
TIONS r Theso Pills form the Finest Preparation
erer put sfar ifard with IMMEDIATE and PER
SISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE DFCEEV-
LED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist,
. and tell hin that you 1raHt he BEST and most
RELIABLE PI,tTALI3 MEDICINE IN THE
EoRLD, which Is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS Il!
They have received, and are now receiving the
sanction Of the most eminent Physicians in Amer
icd.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box the
price one Dollar per Dor, containing from so to
90 Pills.
Pills sent By mail, promptly by remitting the
price to the Fropreiors or any authorized Agent,
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Manufacture of w oolen Goods:

1.
The Manufacture of Wooden Goods both in tho
household and in the factories has become of great
IHportlnce on accountofits forming at present our
principal articles Of clothing. The nature Of our eli
mate make it necessary and the scarcity of Cotton
has greatly increased the value Of wool and Fabrcks
made IRON 1t and being engaged in the business of
making Clorh and Elannel, AMI al, / oil Cardng
hna Cloth Dressing. we have thought few remarks
with regard - handling Wool, and the proper pro-
cess ot Manufacture be Of service to the coun
try, and = benefit 70 ourselves
Ihe hrSt process with the farmer who intends to
make his wool into rolls for spinning AMI weaving
at home after washing aad shearing is asserting the
qualities. This We do not expect farmer to ID rs
perfectly as . regular manufSctIrer but by trying
ne wal approximate tor .rds it, and be amply paid
j., the llttie pains required by having an even
thread and smoother fabric. he fleece should be
whole and be spread out on a table-the coarsest
WOOL VIII be tourd on the skirts of the fleece, ani
can easily be distinguished by looking closely to the
hore Two qualities from abb fleece will perhaps
De close enough for ordinary purposes, but as the
sheep IN our country differ much in their grades of
Wooi-the coarse pant of one may do to 90 with the
hner part Of another, and thus make three or four
quai''es cat OF the lot iii is going to the manu-
factory or to market the fleece should not be torn
but after removing the taglocks should be rolled up
conpactIy skin out side. Not less than one pound
otlard fresh butter oil should be sent with every
ten pounds ct wool going to the cardng machine.
Ihe next thing Of Importance is Of coure to be
BILE but IN the matter of spinning and weaving, We
have another caution to add, Unless the yarn is
evenly tWsled and beat up evenly in tie loonl the
cloth shrlnks unevenly in fuIing-making some pla-
ces vide and others narrow, and if the frsher sue
ceedS IN pressing out the WrincIes Il ,luth will re-
suine ITS contortion again when :uade into gar
nent, and the mechanic is sometimes wrongfully
blamed for 4. coats becoming lantern Jared on Il
mans back. 1t IS easily avoided by giving the
whee! N equal number Of turns to gipeu length of
thread drawn out We find this difficulty incre asirg
Of late years and have come to the conc sion that
II some Of the spinness do not keep better time
tbel pianos than on their stnntTr wheels, we sAoGli
ha'e GFeailuily 10 listen to their Isle.
As every moment Of labor should be elnrlovel 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 ch1p'ers on our
branch Of business after this IS read sui ,utly to be
FcmeL' cred, and shall en>lnayor to do our work
nice enough tor balmorIi skirt or doctors coat
and make trowsars 81 Mt enough TO last a farmer
through years camplgn at least.
INGHAM & WRENCH
HOME fAcroRf, CAHPIowN, BRAproRD Co May 2'G4
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AJOINT RESOLAUTION,
PROPOSING CEATAIN
Amendments to the Constitution.

Be IS resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
rosentatiyes of the Commonwealth Of Peansy yania,
in general assembly met That the following
amendments be proposed to the Constitution of the
the tei In article hereof.
There shah be an additional section to the third
article Of the Constitution to be designated section
four, follows
SECTION 4, Whenever any of the qualified elec-
tors of thus Commonwealth shall lie in ny active
military service, under requisiton fro the Presi-
dent OF the United States or by the authority of tho
Comm. wealth, such electors may exercise the right
of suffrage in al! elections by the citizens unGor
ueh regulations shall be, prescribed by
law, fully it they pr, sent at their usual
place of election
SECTION ,. There shall be two additional sections
to the eleventh article of tho Constitution to be dc
ignated as sections, eight and nine as follows:
SECTION S. No bill shall be passed by the legis-
lature containing than subject which shall
clearly .xpre in the Il except appropria.
tion bills -
"Sgc?IoS 8. No bill shall be passed by the Legis-
latule er ntng any powers, privileges, IN sav
ease. where the authority to grant such powers or
privileges, has been may hereafter lie Inferred
upon tic courts OF this Commonwealth"
HENRY c. JOHNSON, Speaker Of the House of
Repro- -Cutttives.
JOHN P. PENNY, Speaker Of the Senate
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or THE CoYMOy-
wEALEH HARRISBURG. April 25, lS6i' (
PeDnSy iyaDia. SS.
L d. he!eoy certify that the foregoing IS !ull,
true, and correct copy Of The original Joint Reso-
!ation Of the General Assembly, entitled a joint
Resolution proposing certain Amen mcntS 10 the
Consttution,' as the same remains lie in this
Office.
Seal. Il TESTIMONY whereof, haze hercunto
set my hand and causeu he seal Of tie Sccretary's
Office g. 1ixei, The lay and year nbort written
ELI SLIlE En- See. of the Common wealth
The above Resolution having beer agreed . by a
majority 'f the members of each House, at t@O
ceFsive sessions Of the General Assembly of this
Commonwealth, the proposed amendments viii b
submitted to the people. for their adopt rejec
to,., on the FIRST TEEtDAI OF AUGUST, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand, eight hundred, and
siIty-four, in accora an,e With the provisions Of the
tenth article Of the Constitution, ana the entitled
ami the act entitled. "Aa at prescribing the time
and manner of s. hitting to the people for their
approval and sa,ncation, rejection, the proposed
amendments to the Constitution" approved the
twenty third day Of April. thousand, eget hun
dret and sixty four.
ELI SLIFER, secretary ofthe Commonwealth.
Harrisburg May, 9, lS64:-3m.
n Ella, LACK & YVES TERN h. n.
Running Time Of Passenger Trains, June
ed. 1864.
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The greatest il!prosoalent yet in lac Sewing Ma
chine ar. 'curiosi-y tortls seeiea.
PLEASE sca1 Tor -i-eras with sample Of sewing.
rLes3. Improved Ni-lia 5 savs osa urspDrD PER
CENT. Of thread sn1 six. and make the Locks-ITcu
They REQUIRE no instruction to operate perfectly
oxeer; IS the printed directions"
No hange in sewing sron one kind Ct goods to
another,
Anl no taking apart to clean or oil.
: Our NEW MAyUFACToRy is now complete with all
its machinery aud tools entirely new, and is already
rapidly turnins out Machines which for BEAUTY and
PERFECTION Of ~'SrsH are not surpassed by any
manufacture il, ,,e world.
y. .B.-5shoula my Machine prove unsatisfactory,
1t can he'retur:ed AMI money refunded
Agents wanted in counties not canvassed by ou1
own agents.
FINkLE s. LYON y, NJ. Co
No. 538 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
pril l3 1863, v3-n35-
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MALE AND FEMALE.

From Rer. J. Nelsto'a Erosrn, D. D., Edilsr of t5.
Encyclopedia o. RaI,ei2us Kno,ryezoe
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Although not disposed to favor Or recommend PAT
ent Medicines IN general through dstrust of their
ingredients aud effects, yet know of no suficiebt
reasons why Il man may not testify to the berets J
be!ieges himself to have received, from anv s;,nts
preparation in the 10 ii at he may thus contribi,te
to the benefit Of others tOU'0
do this the more readily in regard to Booaau5,s
German Bittcls, prepared by DR.. C. NJ Jackson %
ts city, because was prciu.iced ya INST them for
many years under the impression that they were
cniehy cy an Alcoholic mixture 1 am indebted to nv
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for
10 try them when suffering from great and long con.
tInucd debility. The usr three bottles Of these
btefs' at tie beginning Of the pr sent year. was
loho"cq oy evident relief, and restoration TO n de-
gree OF bodily and mental Ygor which had nor f.i,
lor SIX months before, and had almost despaired Of
regaung' therefore thank God aIil r,y friend for
directing me TO the use of them , 4 : '01 IVA
h'As'D A. y une @o' 1901. j NEWTON Brown.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-29
q. S. 1910 Bonds,

Jan 20, 1861 v-3-n-23-ly.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-29
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases OF
the Kidneys, and Diseases arising from
DisOrdered Stomach.

OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders Of he Digestire Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, FuFnes or BIoo6.
to the Head Acidity of the Stomach Nausea Heart
burn Disgust for Food, Fullness or Neigbt in t5a
stomach Soar Fluctuations, Sinking or FlGttcring =,
The Pit OF The Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hure
rled and Difficult Breathing Fluttering Of the Heat
Choking or SufocatinS Sensations when in III.
POSTURE D'2ness Of Vision, Dots Webs befors ths
OF Respiration, Yellowness of the Skin AMI r.
Pam in The Side Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., sndd.n,
tIushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant I'm
aginlneS OF Evil, AMI great Depression of Spirits
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-29
The Passen str n ain NorlhMard

Leaves Nc~ Hampton on the orriral Of the Nail
Train which leaves NEW YORK at $40 A. NJ, and
MANUNhA CHUNK on the arrival of the Train
which leaves PHILADELPHIA. KensingtoH De-
rot) at 7'l5 Il. NJ. At SCRANTON this Train
makes close connections with trains on tho LACK.
AWANNA Is Bro0MSBTRG and DELAWARE e
HUDSON Railroads and at Great Bend with the
Mail Train on the Erie Railway going West
The Passenger Train Southward
Leaves Great Bend after the arrival of the Cincinnati
EEpress rom the West, connecting at Scranton
with Trains on thn Luckawanna and Bloomsbury
and Delaware and Hals IN Railroads at Manunka
CnuNk with tie 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 5.50 in Philadelphia
at $50, and in Harrisburg at 20 p NJ
The AccOmmod alton Train
Northward, connects at Great nd with the D ay
Express going We 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.
sg All Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway
stop at Great Bend Fg re- :,
WATTS COOKE, Supt.
A. HENRY, Gen, Tkt Agept
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-29

An appeal viii be held at the Court House in the
Borough Of Tunkhanpock, on Friday, the 22d day
of July, A. d. 1864.
L. ~ "ii-'' I Appraiser.