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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-17
PUEK &c sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN Pursuance Of an oTter of The O,phsn's
Court OF Conmbia county. on SdTUR-
DAY THE 51H DAY OF MARCH next,
a 10 O'Clock Ig the forenoon, Hiram Il
Kline Administrator OF Thomas Lunger,
late OF FishngcreeS Twp. Ia said county,
deceased, will expose 10 sale, by Public
Nendue, on the premises, certain
Tzessuage & Tract Land
situate in Fshiuscreek township, store,
said, adjoining lands of Abner Welsh,
David K. Aibeuson, VIM Evans, Harmon
Labor, Hiram KilEe aud James Camp
bell containing
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

A subject NO. Likely to Grow: Stale

- = Il --''t ~TTs
We have already referred to the Presi-
dents letter to Me. Hodges, of Kentucky,
but hardly an excuse is needed for seisrring
to i: again. We think it justiGes ons ofths
most startling assumptions Of power in CHS
free country, or betraye to an astonished pso-
pie the utter imbeclllty of the ExecutiyS..-
Taking either side of the question, We hare
reason to feel equally alarmed. II the Pres
ident is fool, his reckless adherents will
not stop to find it out. II he is a knave, his
followers arc al the more likely to keep his
company. Every virtuous and honest believ-
er in our form OF government ought TO repair
to the ballot-box at the first opportunity, 60
drive the usurper from Office. and to record
the decree Of sternal banishment from Ame-
rica Of absolute monarchs-ths man who says
that Whatever he deems indispensable 10 the
preservation of The nation is lawful, which 10
to say h,s opinions of right and wrong 10 the
| supreme law of the land, anyshi hg ia the
constitutions or laws of the Unit ed States, or
of any State to the contrary. This 10 the ma
ked statement of his present position and
the rule which governs his official acts. Let
the antocrat Of all the Russians hide his dim>
inished head. Let Abraham Lincoln stand
forth as the most absolute Potentate the
world ever saw. How lorg does he expect
the American people to witness, in only
mute astonishment, his ascensioa to moro
than kingly power7 Does he expect the pso-
pie to meekly bow their heads and recsits
the brand of slaves 4 Constitutional UnioH.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

EE A pamphlet has been printed in
Phlsdelphia showing that Judge Wood
ward was elected Governor by 100 90 ma.
facts and the AIRY OF figures produced. make
a clear case of the most stupendous fraud }.
which, fer the honor of humanity, it ia to DO
hoped was never known before. IL this
pamphle, does not toreUarn to the extent, OF
forearming the people ofPennsylvania, of they
must have made up their minds {. patiently
wear the chains the Abolitionists have fcrg-
ed for them. There is but one remedy,
which is 10 20 into the election determined
20 have fair note cffree fqht.-Er.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

E@ There are two ways of living so as
TO be missed. A man may be scatterer of
fire brands, arrows and death. He will be
missed when he is taken away. On the 9th
er hand he may be SO active in his works of
beneyolence, he may cause the hearts Of SO
many to rejoice, he may be the support and
stay of SO many, that when he dies he is
missed his loss is sorely felt. Would we
be missed if we were suddenly removed
from the earth ? What hearts would be
made sad, what good cause would suffer
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25


KEEP BUsY.-Men who have half O dozen
irons in the fire are 1t the ones tc go crazy.
It is the man of voluntary or compelled lels
ure who mopes. and pines, and thinks him
self into the madhouse or the grave. Motion
is in all Natures law. Action is mans sal
vation, physical and mental. And yet, nine
of ten are wis fully looking forward to the
covert hour when they shall have leisure to
do nothing or something, only if they feel
like 1.-THE very siren that has lured to death
many successful" man He only is truly
wise who lays himself out to work till hfe's
latest hour, and that is the man who lives
the longest, and will live to the most par-
pose.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

E A fellow OF very inqlring turn on
mind, who is employed in subordinate pos.
ition at hotel in Wheeling, recently 20
caught while playing Paul Pry at the door of
young lady. He procured chair, aud get.
ting uponit tip.toe succeeded in putting 6iis
head into the room over the door and throug
the thransom. In his eagerness to get full
view OF the premises he overturned the
chair with his toes, and struggled violently.
making such fearful cultural noise that he
attracted attention, and was rescued from hin
c srfor'ehte rositsrn. A'''''~-'
g II TrF~t9sf 3EjH5s9Tgs1 sEeilse
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
TO NERVOUS sUFFERERs OF BOTH
GS4 8H SEXES. aner

"A XIV EKEND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN
ssred 70 neatth IN few days, after undergoing all
ne usual routine and Irregular expensive modes of
eaoncn without success considers his sacred du
the Sesnl Sianleate 70 his afflicted fellow creatures
sssea ,rsss envelope, be viii SEND trceJ copv Of he
,pSSa1 Saption used. Direct to DR. JoHS NJ. DAex,'
''st-'''a STREET. Brooklni Nav York vsa24lyf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
corner until yeu promised to be good.


G. But as It is, shsll only keep you here q
prisoner until You have behaved, and gwen
me your word not TO annoy my aunt until
she is able to pay you then and not till then,
you will receive your money, Will you pro
mise me7 Yos Or No!
al shall certainly agree to no such erms'
said Mr.. Deane, tartlY.
"Very well sir, can wait"
Miss Mellen deposited the key in the pock
ct Of her grey dress, and sat down to her
copying. Had she been man, Mr.. Deane
would probably have knocked her down--
as i! is she bore an Invisible armor of power
| in the very fact SHE was fragile, slight wu-
man. and she knew 1t!
Miss Olive" he said sternly, 'Let me
ter inmate this mummerry. Unlock that
door"
Mr.. Deane, will not"
"I shall shout and alarm the neighbors
| then, or call IN a policeman 7"
Very well Mr.. Deaue--do SO if you
please"
She dipped her pen in the ink and com
menced On fresh page. Mathew sat down,
puzzle! and dlscomftted, an! watched the
long-ashed eyes and tinted check of his keep
er. She so very pretty-what pity she
was SO obstinate.
Miss Olive Z"
Sir"
rhe clock, has jlst struck eleven !"
81 heard it.''
Il should like 20 go out to lunch"
Il am sorry that luxury is out of your
powerm
But am confoundedly hungrym
care you p
"I'u not going 10 stand this sort Of thing
any longer"
No !"
How pro,okingiy nonchaIsnt she was.
Mr. Deane eyed the pocket of the grey
dress greedily, and walked up and down the
room petti5hly.
6! have an appointment al one"
Indeed ? what pity yoG will be unable
tc keep It 2"
He took another turn across the room =
! Olive looked NJ with a smile,
"WelI are Won ready t" promise 2"
Hang it, yes What else can do 7"
you promise -
! 81 do-hecsuse cant help myself"
Olive drew The Key from her pocket, with
so(,ening eyes.
"You have made me very happy Mr.. DeanP
dare say you think Inc unwSmanly and un
! feminine, but indeed you 10 hot know t.
what extremntes we are driven by our pow
erty. Good morning, sir"
-2r' Deahe '"'l'ed l.T'h WIN caFiou'
computation OF 'hotSh'' ana emotions s'rug'
g'n's 'hroueh MS o9"'"' IN "h,ch gray dress
e. 'ons '"s'ea o'u9 eyes ana scarlet f'ooo ns,
payer prominent part
y" oe' '''0 sur ">Neu hlS
clerk when he walked INTO the of1ce.
Mind your business, SIR, was The tart re
'pohse'
81 pity her husband" though. he, as he
began to turn over the papers on his desk
how sne Fl'l hen'peek MN by the Way,
wonder VINO her husband viii be !"
Inc next Gay ne called at the Widow
next hut one after that he rame =, tall tho
,,,,,, 1. H. H.. oh, -oo5 -. ,...:
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

LIZ IF you would not have affection vis-
you il twice, then listen st once to what !.
Jep cX<S.s fsar-H saIt sg Sa r4tI .cs
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

DACON sTAND.-Nicho!son Pa. - c. L
ID Jackson, Proprietor lvln49tf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

Up jumps the devil slow and solemn,
And sets two lines TO fill this column.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
An important Historical Letter.

The Portsmouth (0.) Times Of the % clt,
publishes for the first time, the following let
ter from Hon. S. p. Chase, to prominent
Republican Of that place. The original re-
Gently came into the possession Of the Editor
of the Times, which he well remarks is Of
great value, as revealing the policy that con.
trolled the leading statesmen Of the Republi.
can party just previous to, and at the time os
their enstallment into power. It throws
considerable light upon the animus of those
members of the Peace Conferences, who
thought the Union would not be worth q
curse, in the language of Senator Chandler.
of Michigan, without little blood letting -
The following is copy of Mr.. Chase's let :
Ter:
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

GEO. :. TUITION. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ Tunkhnunock, Fa. Office = Starh's Brick
Block Tioga street.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25


S. P. CHASE.nsa
Can any one who reads this letter Of Mr..
Chase fail to see who brought this war on,
and WIN is responsible for the present condi.
tion Of thinge! Read the letter over again,
particularly the lines in italic. 81 S1d
When Mr.. Chase wrote that there was q
greater disposition to compromise. than he
liked to see, he meant among his own party
friends for the Democrats were oil for com ;
promise to avoid civil war and separation s--
Mr.. Chase, of course, resisted the dispositiom
to compromise, which he found among hia
party friends. The result is now upon tbs
country in one of the most stupendous and
sacrificing wars of modern times. - asl .
To the eptreaties of the Border State men
he turned deaf ear. He could see no rsa-
sun why the Republican party "should sacri-
fee permanently large power" to help them
''for the purpose Of gaining, temporarily, o
little one." He regarded the permanent as.
cendsncy of the Republican party of far nure
Importance than the peace Of the Border
Slater, and their retention in the Union
This letter Of Mr.. Chase will form q par, Of
the history Of the fall of the great American
Republic, and connect his name indissolubly
with its destruction.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
"WAsHINGrox, Feb. 9, 1861.

"DeGr Sir-Thanks for your note and ex-
p'sna;ion Of that vote. 1t may be usefuIl.-
There is greater disposition to comp,o.
mise than 1 like to see. But hope for sAe
best. Half dozen of the Border State gen
tlemen have been in our room TO night, Eihe-
Bristow of Kentucky, Gilner, of North Car
dina, and others. Irealiy sympashixe risA
them. but see no reason why we W wUuid sac.
rqfce permanently LARGE poaOrr TO help
Inem,tr the purpose Of 9aini 9 temporarily
q LITTLE one
The New York herald., 1864-12-02

The stock market was dcn and weak n the ars
board, and los er prces were Al united O.; bui .
the second board there was more s3ecslssivs sctiv
ity among the brokers, with general inapreyensn
in values.
The closing sales CO tho frs, board as ccmrsre2
with those OF yesterdays second, showed lie fol
lowing ,aristions:--Erie declined ~ New ycrh
Central ~, Hudson River "a, Illinois Central x
Chicago and Northy ssteTn u, Rock islssd
Fort Wayne u. Ohio ana hssi~ippi certificates
u, Manposa x. Cleveland and Pfttsborg was
steady.
Government securities were steady. Coupon
fvetwenties sold at l0eh 1857. new issue Ios
1861. coupon skies Of 1881 li31 . ll7... ceu.
pom ten-fortics ss15s esss. one year oertihcases
s7H s7sS. seven and tire, tenth Treasury notss.
October and April, lllA lit.
State stocks and railroad bonds were dull aad
bank shares steady.
At the open board st one o'clock there wss .
fractional advance in portion Of the lisi bot the
market was quiet. At the second regular board
It was slightly higher. with an improved tone.
The closing sales showed an advance upon those
Of the morning In Erie Of y. Reading 4. Michi.
gan Central N. Chicago and Northwestern u
Michigan Southern u, Hudson River 4. Cleve.
iSno anu TtspuB /0 hiinoD Ssnus ~, nocA
Island IL. Fort Wayne u. Government secun.
ties were steady.
At the open board, q half-psst three. the i'm
provemcn; continued. but the transactions were
light and there was no show Of speculative feel.
Ing.
The sensation Of the day in Wall street has been
. surprise loan Of twenty-five millions on Hve-
twenty bonds, privately negotiated with the fol.
lowing banks and one insurance company Chow
came the latter to be admitted to the "ringYD
which subscribed the amounts appended to their
The New York herald., 1864-12-02

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/ AAranw,H. RvAs, native VI sixmio Bridge, CessAv
ihs rsa,ve. and friends OF the family, and thase Z
he brososrs. s,sbs"l and John T. Ryaa; ssse. -
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v aiseat sne fspersi % Friday Decem6er tf:m sas
ressdsn Of her sea-issw, John Harrinstoa $50 Chssy
rs.v~-n sb.s c,,y 90 rs,.sasy mssss.sg. DsSsu1Sf
I, HSMay L. fuAvxx. " ths 4s(h yearoF his age
Rhipebeckapd Pcu ,hksspsie papers please copy.
nxs.Duo.-0a Tuesday. Nsv. - q syseesA ssss,
naSsr 4. wnxssDtss, Jr. son Il Henry A. wimssAnGs
ID Il: is.s ss:s a.; sss g pssa,ss s.
tavited sttead the funeral from Chrst chsek,
oorosr y Thirty nsth stgess sed FtnsavseeA thb ~
Pvsesyl. a. t.sve c'ciocs wnnous i0ssuF nesoe.
aem. OARaS daughter e r. Jeferson and leaaie We1A
Nssscs of tbs fupersi In 70 morrow's papsrs.
wsAow On wednesday, November 50, aitse lin0ng.
No Illness JAsn Wnsou, AgeA q yeasA I'll IA n.swG
Toe fuurrai win taks paso shiS (frtdayt tMeeres4
two O'Clock, from the TenAdenoe Il ~ eon,tQ-taVe =
Bymss. mouth sssssr, Brookiys.W Dfs&FsEW "
The New York herald., 1864-12-02
Mhoeollane Gems.

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for the month errsnssusiy saisd sAsa -
Minnehaha, Cast Mc0sAh. from Losaouassvy bsx 80
lost when In fact abe saisd from New lork fse Lsasr
derry the 2sh Of October and has likely reached bsr de-
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The New York herald., 1864-12-02
cXTy COmmERCIAL RnPOaT.

CITY COMmERCIAL RNPORT.
TnuRsDAr, Dec. 1-6P. N.
Asusa-Receipts, $50 bbls. The marKss Mnuss un
settled and irregular. With little businssL Quota.
tions entirely nominal
10, eo4 bbla- Sour. 700 sblR
and III bags meal III 22s bushels wheat s4 DO
corn, s5,l0o do oats and n ,20 do barley. fhs -four
market dull and loc i6c. lower, u yupsthy with
the fall In gold spscuIatios thus brousss 70 stand
and vith shipping extra state du at - & % s6, soss
who have Lately contracted fsf large quantities d the
style OF -FOUR 70 bs delivered In oil this month ~
nearly dollar barrel higher, rasber nsrvoua The
sales up IL 0os bbs state md western, 900 DO.
Southern and $50 ao Caaadiaa. Rye Sour dull Ooya
meal sold 10 extent q 2so bbIa At 81 so q rs fss
Jersey, and - 90 for Brandywins Buckwhsa vas
iohhsd out n liz 4 raS 100 In Ma nnoaA
The New York herald., 1864-12-02

The whsas market was dui, irregular. asd bomisaly
shade lever, with sales Of csly 900 bsshss casoass
spsiss, a. ~ ~ saa so white CapsAa q S. Rye
issctvs. and so0tsaly q u Tb aS % sev wsssss.
Ccvs wss dali as1 ssver wish sales osy 500 ssshee
wsessrn ssRsA ~ a o. Barley vas lees active. aaa
esaros,y 20 Arm. 6aiss e1oe bsshsn Caaala west ~
"a ie o. ssxss price sef cbssee Oas bsss sevs
ssd Aecsntag, wse eaiee CoDaAA ~ w. - Weseern
% 81 ol e1 -.
Cosvrs osssawss IN fair aeassl, ssd The market ~
nAias Arn n sstss a W. fal u Geia. swsg v ths anal
The New York herald., 1864-12-02
FINANCIAL AND coMMERciAA,
rmuHspAr, Dec. Ia r. n.

rMUHspAy, Dee. la p. n.
Ths gosd mArket opened 81 m advance ~ aSsss
t~e per cert upes the olcs4ng price Of last svss-
ing. bat its upward tendency ~as sson esecssd ~
ths report from Nashville that General Thomas
haA repulsed Hood al Franklin. with lo~s of nm
THOUSAND m~1. killed. and wounded. ms was.
however, accepted with some quAll6oaiiea end the
market subsequently recovered from tAs dsy~ss-
sion and closed active. The Quotations we're a
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rer~iss sxsAssss 10 dun sad quotations remain
witAoss .assvssl change. BAaksrs' bills II three
dsys are cssrrd u iioa.. and st sixty days at
iesx loss.. kcrcA&nis' bills range from 1917,
10 less and francs frsn 50 70 SIS st sight, and
s.is SIS 81 ~xsy dsys.
The business at the Sab Treasury In this city TO-
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rssuusts tie seasr~te es svNsssese ssuDsrcs
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" bs cne Of ths s~< s~ssss sssscaa os ia kind
CITY IN, essi - sse ews deg y $40 ~ hsvc bssu mi
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eusts, crtsbssses, spT~tnrs kn The elnsiy
chaste ana bc.atrll ecs'sT 1ss srvau NJ REL
che arco~ct. The hss& noa 70 ecap<Dd ~ ths fhsS
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asyia. 10 k~ss Yveusss<A street, ssswsss ssoscd ana
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tns rscsps durag the pear 70 hsvs ssss ess 3s ~ go
soe expendAsrss eealeS 81. 4s hAi ~ .teaat 4
aanss sT streets o. LsapPsstss -a
70 ras np1ros ~ Sna ussALD.
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WY doar the city os Brosxsgs Asvs ,As ~ sas
streets pos up 10 The sseess haps. ~ NO. rss
has thssas II woud help sIgAt travel vsry @soA. nsn-
bs Of people have oss Their v~y q tsas very aocsasI
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vass sermA MMst~ 49, II w
CorTox.-Tners wss ne essential change u tho value
for atice but the demand limited chisay from
sp,esers. Sales. 2S0 haies
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OF she Asststa ms 1rs ssres shs 4 atssa
States as New YosA for the Moash sr
November.
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