North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-01-06

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The Saturday Evening Post.--Thc Publish
81 of this old and valuable Literary weekly jour
nal, have entered upon their forty-third yesr,
under tbs mos. favorable aus pices. Mrs. Wood th,
celebrated English authorcss commences in the FIRST
number of the year, of hor charming loyels en-
! titled OswDld Cray" Marion IIarland, Virginia
T. Townsend, and various other excellent writers
will contribute to its columns of their best so-
ies. In addition these it will contain weekly re-
! ports of the Markets, Agricultural reading the
latest news items etc, making most valuable fam-
! ly, literary, an news paper
One of Wheeler & Wilson's ce 'ebrsted Sowing ma
chimes worth s45 is off red BIZ tie publishers to anv
aho will get up Club Of thirty sending th, m
$50.
The terms Of the Post are So per yea. for single
copy-.wo copies 50, Tour copies S6-Eigbt copies
Zone to getter upof clu) al2, Orc copy of the Post
and one of the Lady's Friend a3,-s2vcinen num-
bers sent free on application.
Address, DEt",v & PErgnsov,
M. 3l9 Walna St, philad'a,
The Ladies Friend Is the tito Of 4 new magazine
the first number Of which we have rs.siyed Its
name in licates its cia-a ter, and jaing from the
book before US i. is well bestowed 1t will take its
place in the literary and Fashionable world along
siic OF Cooley and other Il esta5 ishcd n agazn,s
Il is ably edited by Mrs Henry Peterson and offer
ell t. single subscribers n the l,s price 0: s. 90 per
annum. Two copies tog s. GO specimen numbers sent
free On n p'icati3n.
Address, DEACos & PErERsov,
No SO Wanut :; Pbilai'a
The Election for Judges Inspectors and
other Township officers will be held in hi. County,
On the 18th inst. Tue day nezO The Importance Of
attending AMI voting 4. Ibis election IS often over
looked thorough, raI 5oal change and reformation
in the administration Of the laws II the country is
imIeratiy"lv demanded Men SHOULD be c! 9, en- who
rec iz' in their civil A ,js higher law than civil
Inv. Those wac elooa-tsc and practice infractous
t,ust even in tie lowest cicrl caracrtr, The wort
o brngin back the nation the oi OF lar ofthinss
whn a mans house wqs h- castle rot 70 be invaded
with inpuaity, by any. th- highest in the lana
must begin IN the TJgr$lt., { e. j,1s or niv,
rights have hecn 'romllel uu!rr ioot by the party
row in rorcr: Ne ..iiI have tie righ, % vote Let
Us exert isc .aat right While We may by voting for
snse men o@,y, VINO In favor .; continuing thc
gh'. without any restrictions. or ties: oths, other
than that required by the constitution and laws
= Ea,joAa, 5Sank--ynler the Law of the !as;
Congress pnderstau. IS a,oa. to be started a5
this place. Qats large portion Of the stock Iss al
ready been !e gei bv the ,aooel OF this Couay.
The Issues OF these BANKS it is thought, viii almost,
+ not entirely supcrsole tLoso under state laws.
a Donation g'is't--Thsre will be 4 douaton
visit at the house OF Dr.. Il. :. Cooper at Newton
Center FOR the tcref: Of the Rev G. W. Scofeld ON
Thursday Jan. 2lst. afternoon an4 evening "Ho
that cveth to the poor lenlerh to the Lord" Ifyyu
ike the security bring on your green backs.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
John Hiyc Mrs john Isice,
john PELHAM 5nn PELHAM,
Charles Kern " Charles Kern,
John Cooper John Cooper
i. II teScncfah'S AZ. IA h"stncrants,
Horace Lit. Horace Lifts,
J. Robson J h,oson
Amos Deemer Amos Beelner,
Miss j. Eosoncrant8 Fuller,
Eliza Lifts Shcruood
Mrs. J. Beseeke..
-" I.cal. Tie article in to-,,avs paper entitled
'Tne Revolution silent 3ut su,c". No candid .4aa
caniial to see the tru,Asa'ness of its conclusions
Court ty'eeI (which is now near At hand will
be good time for delinquent subscribers 70 send
in what they may owe us. We are in need Of mon
ey and must have it from our subscribers. Our pa
per and ink ale about double tr old price, ami cur
expenses in every way have almost doubelcd notwl,h
all this We still furnish our paper the old price
In looking our hooks aal 4 large number
who have never pad us from ac besiains. To such
We would say that patience like our Is entirely
tlreadbare; and in order to restore both. ali
read the Democrat they must pay up.
ANOTHER MURDER.-On Friday evenirG
last, a soldier entered the saloon of Charles
Cchs, on Cedar street, and on being denied
some lager, drew out pistol and threatenc!
to shoot the bar keeper-Mr Ochs, to pre-
vent trouble, took the pistol from the intoyl,
Gated sollier. and told him to call for it in
morning, The indignant soldier repaired to
the camp about q mile distant, and mustered
about dozen men, armed TO the teeth, an Gre q
turned for the purpose OF cleaning out the sa-
loon Mr.. Ochs, seeing pistols pointed at him
re;reated from rear window for the purpose
If procuring assistance to prevent the destruc.