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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Geraniums, and Pelar-
gOniumS.

Our kind friend Mrs. RopERr MMs, who has
such fne and cultivated taste for flowers, fruits,
and the beautiful things osinuture generally, has
sent us twice lutely strawberries of the spe-
vies ne spoke of week or two back-not finer
but equally as aap. Big asa common sized peach!
Hundreds of men, women and children have told
us.,hat We lied on this subject and wc have saf-
fered much contempt eng coptqmely; but we
stand up to it manfullyNhd reiterale: big az 2
common sized peach. Mrs. Ms. Pel4soniums
(not something to eat, but new species ct Ge.
.rauiuln) ure porfecely inatchlcss; wo thank :er
heartily for the beautiful bouquet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
For the Advertiser.
CASUALTIES co. X, I4TII S. G. RECT.

CASUALTIESIN co. K, 14TII S. G. RECT.
From 4th to 18th Nay 1864.
Killed-sergt S Landrum, Priy6tes NJ W
Weston aud J L QUITS. Wounded: Capt Il
Allen, slight; sergt W S Allen, sevcrQ; II R At.
kins, severe; N Duzzard, severe; Gibson
Faulkner, severe; Whit Glauzier, severe; Ruff,
Harling, slight; i K Hill, slight; Whit HaTyely,
ulight; VIM. Harris, severe Frank QUITS, left
arm ampa.a:ad, = Russell severe; Edward
Zimmerman, severe.
Missing, Killed or Capturcd--SefgtJ Z Werts
Cofpl Lem Harling Privates W c Mouacs; Ass
Steyens; W Zimmerman.
J.H. ALLEN,
Captain Commmd,g.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to g. ADVERTISER for one
yer FIS e DOLLARS in advance. For Six &onlLs
THREE DOLLARS. -.
ADvEaTIs EMENTs will be inserted nt THREE
DOLLARS per Square 10 ninion lSaes or ess Tor eacn
insertion. Advertisements without instructions as 10 'ae'
n,maer of tiues be inserted, will be puLiished uhl
iurld, III Charged neeor'lin.ly
Announcing Candidates for any Office Of honor or
nrol.. TwGNTYzDoLLARs,t to be paid before the al-
u"lnceneil,'i is published
Obituary unlicc. Tribu:esof Respect or any coniniu
nic.tio personal in It's uanrc, will be rated as So'e.
tise,neutj and charged accrdiagly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
ls efuseC5.

TIE iortunc Of war has brought our old fried.
NiEeiL 81. WullE, oacc incrc into our midst. He
has been ohlieee to bring his family out of Mari
eta. their homc for some years past, and nGS
they Gnd asylum in their native District This
seatr,nanebclongs to the Quar,0riuasters Depart
meat Of Gen. JoHSsTos's army, and will return
Immediately 10 his post
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Reports.

We hear that Gen. Flrz HuGu LEB (nst Gen.
HANproS) has besn put in command of the. Cav
airy in Virginia. And that Gems. pickErT, JOE-
Dan, and BARTON have all been dropped by Gen.
BnAcG-ur that is, relieved of any command.
Why or wherefore, dsponent saith motor rather
thinketh it wiser not 20 say.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Fer tho Advertiser.

CASUALTIES OF co. G, 1sT. RECT. 5. G. Y.
From 5ih to the l5t. Nay, 1864
Killed. Porter, Samuel Porter. Wound
cd-M i Walker, Z Mills, lpGrta!ly J Clegg, A
Clcgs, w b cono.ly, D w juekseg,s Bryant,
E j .Rhodea, L burst, g w Blackwell, j NJ
Richardson, W Bines, r A Walker, + schwarty,
W.T. Scott ] T White. G W Street, F Johnson,
r NJ Dorm. NJ Fry. " P Hastings, Lane, W
W Stewart, Shinail, NJ Smith i 9 Walker, g
" H,ncock. s. W. ROSS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
a Green Pens.

Miss,KArE MAYS has sent D. K. D. liberal
mess Of Green Pens, and ho says to us: Here,
pieasg acknowledge tho receipt of this graceful
civility, 4nd.. sudging By yopr strawberry stand
ard, you can safely say these peas age long AND
large as full grown lOcusts. They are certainly
rs, o. finest we ever sny
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Sherman Reinforced.

JACKSON; May 2U
A gentleman just from Fort Gibson reports that
nineteen transports. with Con. A. S. Smiths di-
vision on board froufAA!exandria passed Rodney
on Monday evening. Supposed to be cnrouto to
renfotce Sherman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01

EE Deserters say that Grant has lost
ninety thousand of his best men, aud that
thcJ ~sannot be replaced. The woods and
county in the rear of his army and North OF
the Rappahsnnock are said to be populous
with Yankee deserters aud stragglers, who
are trying to get into the Confederate lines
or back to their homes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Notice.

EF there is any member of Gen. Buffers COM
4 mand about to go te Virginia with his horse
be will confer favor and fpd it to his advan-
tage by addressing, at Hamburg, Maj. T. J. DA-
yIEs, Of Gen. Buffers Cavalry Brigade, stating
time of departure, &c.
May 81 st .23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01

ly wounded: Licnt VIM Weston, s Brooks, Il
NJ Cogburp, W N franklin, J cillibeau, j c
ITenderron, r Langley, Jas Alilar. jas Minor, b
Ru;r ritz ;amucl Snr,l.y. S Strickland. W S Tul.
bert, w Tyson. j Is Nandivcr, b 3 Wright
Missin. w Ii Bell, Asa Hammond. Vim J"ncs,
Daniel Jrrrs, Miles. WIN Roberts, Staluaeker,
kicLnr.l Stalnackcr. Richard Sturgeon. Thomas
Sturgeon, LII Thinker, J 7 Walton, i Wright,
Wyrick.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Notice.

vETILL BE SOLD, at my house, Oh Thursday
w the 18th day of juno next an EstIay
HORSE, tollcd before rs by Ars. Nancy Jones,
living at tho Toll Gate; on the Plank Road. Tho
purchaser will be required to gives Note with
two approved seeureties, payable six months at
ter date to the Commissioners Of Roads. Cost to
be paid in cash. A. JONES, II. z. D.
Nav 81 ct %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Notice.

n AM prsrared to BARTER HoMEsPUN and
EtDSEABURGS for FLOUR. BACON aAd
S. II. BOWERS,
Navy Agent for Edgefeld District.
Hamburg, May 80, 2t ..23
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May Fl
Commissioners Notice.

AN Extra Meeting Of tho Board Of cemmis-
n sioncrs for the Upper Battalion of the sth
Regiment will be held at the Pine House on Sat-
urday, tho 4lh day of June next, to oarrangeinat-
ters concerning the sending of hands to tho Coast
in obedience to the Sixth call for Slave labor.
A. JONES, Chair.
May 80 1t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
CASUALTIES IN CO. D, 14TH S. C. V.
Eronl aih 10 2Sd .Nnu.

Killcd-P Kisick, James Boyd, II A Strom.
Woundcd-Lieut. W T Durisue, severely Bailey
Corley J. Hickson,J DeLoach; David Eth
eridse, L NJ Willard, " Murrcll, Oscar Cheat
slight.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Navy Agents Office,

:. AUGUSTA, Ga, May 24ffIse4.
RER SAMUEL e. BOWERS, Hamburg, is
lxA my Authorized Agent in Edge6e.d District,
for purchasing supplies for Navy Department.
W. F. HOWELL. Navy Agent.
May II 81 23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
For the Advertiser.

The weekly meeting of the Village Soldiers
Aid Association will take place as usual on We'd
nesday morning, June lst. We hope sill who feel
interested ir :a1 matter will moet with us for the
purpose Of making arrangement for Hospital
and Waysids Home in our Village.
Mns. ANN GRIFFIN, PRES.
F.. Mas. WV. GOODMAN, Scc'ry & Treasr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
May 80
CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF AGENT OF STATE OF S. c.,
- M.y1H 1871

CAMDEN, MAY lO, lout.
ETEyHE Commissioners of Roads and Town Au
| Il thortics Of Edgefcld District, will forthwith
summon Stockholders within their respective linn
it's to delixer e-iourth of their Road Hands, ut
the Depots nearest their residence, Oh Wednesday,
22I day Of juno next, at 10 o'clock. a. N, there
to awst transportation to Charleston for labor on
the FortiGcations, in accordance With order from
this Office, of May 10th, 1854.
Tho attention of Commissioners of Rods is
called to the important duties imposed on them
by acts Of General Assembly, in relation to sup
ply of Slave Labor for the Coast, and their active
aud cordial cooperation with the Agent Of the
State, is respectfully asked. Without this. all
Efforts to operate the present scheme will result
iu failure The Act o. December last, requires
the Agent of the. State to arrest the labor OF de-
,ault.rs, and forward it 1t expense Of owpers, for
double term Of Service, TO perform this with
intelligence, he must know rho ure dou..'ters,
IN ID this information he can only get from the
Returns Of Commissioners Of Roads. These Re-
turns should contain the following statement.
Name. of Owners Dis No R'd hiis TOT Aunt LI'r
The aggregate Of all calls, inclusive q ths
present, Is onc-}ourth of tho Road Hands Cor 'i..
months, OF tho oh0ie nn,a6er for one and d.kaIf
months or forty-frc days. Credit is allowed fur
wo.k already performed on til. Notifications
There is no exemption under the law except
where the ewnsr has but one Road Hand.
Tho ayent of The State hot no po'ctr to eremrf
| To obtain relief for Road Hands employed by
Railroad Companies, or by Government Asents,
application should be inade by the employers to
Department Hsadquarers for DETAIL Of ouch
hands. This detail will be respected by Commits
sioners of Roads. Those who esptoy arc reenon-
siple for the labor.
Commissioners of Roads in this Division are
requested to furnish Revised Returns before the
10Th of June, stating. total amount Of labor to
that duto. Those Commissioners whe have not
performed this duty, are notified that delay bo-
yond the date above named will subject them to
legal punishment.
By order of r. 3: JOHNSON,
Agent Of State Of S. G.
GEO. B. MILLS, Chair. g. D.
A JONES, sec'ry.
May 81 81 %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
May 81
Notice.

nURING my sbsenco I leave all my papers
D With @. B. Wise, who il my authorized
AGENT to rap,aot+aA business for. me connected
With tbs. Estste c ss A. G, Turner, decd,
"'>~ = R.. "A. TURNER, Ezor. :
Msyal sts %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Strayed..

STRAYED on or absut. the 5th Inst, trom my
- residence, one mile East of Gilgal Church.
a BAY MARE, with one or more white feet, No
other marks remembered. Aged three years. All
information concerning said mare thankfully re-
ceiYed, and suitable reward will be paid.
Tvs ABMIS RkgNGLDs.
Pleasant Limo, Msy q ''H If a3
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Yogrs, very Respectful
JAMES &frcHELL, Capt,

JAMES &ircHELl, Capt,
Co. Is, 7,h S. c. Regiment.
Killed-Lieut WI Denny sni Private W 4
Corly. Woun,cd-Lieut ] w Pinson. severely in
side; scrgt Rouch, severely in thigh and leg;
SergtJ SudJoih. severely in arm; Corp l. A
Watson, .cverclySn breast Privates L ]. Smith,
lcs nmputa;ed; D J H Giger, slight in haud.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
NOtice.

A ppLICATISa Will bs siadept the pext sit
"a. ting OF ths Ees;s.aturei' Of South gatolsns
TO iacroaIo the rate Of Toll st the Sand Bar Ferry
on tho Savannah Niy.r, near the city of AugHstq.
+. B. WHATLEY, Proprietor.
Nav al t> 9. %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
lieut. Moses, Advertisement.

We call specini attention to The Advertisement
of Lieut.. ,Mosks, 10 he found in another column.
It's I.igliy important shd must nut be over
.Iook.6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
CASUALTIES IN co. B, 14THs. c. v.
From 5th to 18Th May.

COPY Reayes, both legs severe; Jas Hams,
severe; J c Nigc, severe; jesse Black, Crouch,
jacob Minick, G Y hsndford, D Perry. NJ ?
Bodic, Nathan Bodie, slight. &C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
cAsUAlrIrs IN co. E. 27TH S. c. REeT.

1r'" 11'e"7g D'FV' VII '"' TUT" ivy
Company E-Iisut Crooker commanding
Killed -Curp Carton, b Zeigler, 9 Hendrix.
Wounded p Cpatcn, D n Williams, slight /;
-, Stages, right ARIA a,nruiaied; Lieu! CrOekcr,
Slight: J 2 JackSCa, severe; Lieut Cooper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
SUGAR AND SALT

T HAVE ou hsnl large lot of Choice SUGAR
u and SALT whieh:I am authorized to BARTER
for CORN or BACoN:' For further psrticulark
call on JAS. P, BRYAN.
Mays If 10
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= For the Advertiser.

Mr.. Eplron:-Pl.sse publish the following li.t
Of casualties of Co. E, 7h $. c. Regt-, ulotO the
10th Nay, and ob:igc,
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G>geftin 8oberttisU .
DURrsos, KfssE s CO.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01

IAELoRsYtLLs, May 70.
On Monday evening Fitz Lees cavalry, be-
ing pressed by the euemys infantry near An
derson's Cross Road, McGowan's brigade was
sent to support the cavalry.
). A considerable fight cnsuod, and the enemy
we're held in check.
,ag any n5 ]sss our ght' and Slight sk'Fmishins on
During the evening Malone, commencing
Anderson's division, repelled an attack 6f the
enemy on our left, and in turn chargsd them,
capturing some prisoners.
This morning there IS some artillery firing,
but it amounts to Very little.
Our troops are still in the best possible
ASHLAND, May 27.-Advices from the front
state that the enemy have recross.dthe North
Anna and are again on the move iu this
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TIL E ADVERTISER
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
The Dead and.wouuded

w9oNEsDAY, JUNE /, 1864.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11
Doft' $ QDorufr.
Err Written. for the Democrut) ....
-- SAM" .....s. ..
RY STELLA OF LACKAwANNA.

/ never saw the youngSt er, so, of course
Could not well think of guessing if his eyes,
Are wicked black, or brown, or heavenly blue,
(The sort precisely, raving lovers prize y IT,.
! never watched his gambols On the green,
Or antics Ger the kitchen floor, or hall.
Nor dare swear the shape of his young nose,
Because I never saw the sprig at all.
And yet know-smalI matter how or when,
There is gentleman, not three feet high
That tramps around in most amazing boots
Wfsh jaunty hat cooked over one small eve.
l have been told-you need not ask by whom,
The boys trump you do not often see;
And llsps all sorts of eloquent remarks,
When stridlng, hobby, the paternal knee.
HIS mammals darling; who e'er knew a chap
About his special size that wasn't that 2
What though the sly rogue pull the baby's,nose,
Or doggy's tail, or pinch the patient cat
Or smuggle friction matches from the shelf
And lighta blaze, with coolncss unsurpassed;
Or build mud things in his new Sunday rig g
Yet mammals darling, to the very last.
l! L might make modest venture here,
AS to the wee ehits views political,
l would infer, that, were he big enough, I'D.
His vote would count in times SO critical
On The lcrong SID; ; Judging fro m certain hints,
OF Papa's predictions in the case
Yet hs-who knows may take to virtues cause
And all these dismal propheses efface
NoTE.-"Fron certain hints'' of our fair eontribu-
or's political leaning we have suspicion that she
S not enlnely straight on this subject and th nk
We would rather have her teach % Our Sam" poctru,
han politics. If however, in following the "progres
i've IDEAS of her party she sho uld in time come to
admire poeticalyP pied swans, above pure rchits ones
n such case, ne would muck prefer to cntru st hi,
ducation in both these branches to his "Ma p
Vho is considered at least by PdtsEfamaias, to be
sounl on the Goose" political g.
. .s .r ED DEN.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11
Truly Yours,

1t will be remembered that last August.
Gov Seymour was assailed with the most
incorporate invectives, because he complain
ed that this State, under the draft then uen-
ding, was required to furnish more than her
due proportion of troops. Although he
showed by stubborn facts that his complaints
were we'll founded, and that there were gross
errors, not to say, frauds, in the enrollments.
he was charged with an attempt to defeat
or at least to obstruct the draft, and thus
to weaken the hands of the General Govern
ment.
But a change has come over the magnates
of the party A Republican Legislature has
felt contrained to pass unanimously the FL
lowing resolutions ..-.'...-. ....
Resolved That the thanks of his House
be and arehereby rendered to his Excellency.
Gov. Seymour, for calling the attention of
the General Government at Washington TO
the errots in the apportonment of the quota
of this State under the enrolment act of the
Sd of March, 1862, and for his prompt and
efficient effortsan procuring a correction of
the same. = ral r.. 'sf-y
Resolved, That the Clerk of this House
transmit to the Governor an engrossed copy
of this report, and resolutions. rs iaE
So it 10 bat the 'sober second thought"
corrects the insane raglags of men drunk with
passion and excitement.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11

York 2
Cumberland i
Perry and Franklyu..
AuauS.f -. i
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton 2
Bradford and Sullivan, ..............,2
Blair,
SanoIia l
Clearfeid, Elk and Forest L
Clarion and Jefferson
armstrong Il
Indiana and Westmoreland ..3 3
rayette L
=, -ee .-.E #-s a
Uieehe- L
Beaver and Washington. ...............3
Venango and Warren 9
Cra Iford
Er;a " .. ys t.. "Gl q
aheShehy 20
Lawrence, Mercer and Butler . 4
#'r O.. -F-T sd ~ $3.50 -|s
Total Representatives. 100
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11
THE VALUE OLA BIT OF KNOWL-
e& EDGE. sage, So. s.x,

THE VALUE OF BIT OF kNOWII-
Ee# EDGE. tas...s So, &st
In the course of our miscellaneous reading.
we came across the following good story,
which illustrates the value of bit of practi-
cal Information, when applied at the right
. In the Plaza before St. Peters at Rune
stands the most beautiful obelisk in the
world. 1t was brought from the circus Of
Nero where it had lain buried for many ages,
II feet high, J 2 feet square at the base, and
8 feet square at the top, and is computed to
weigh about 40 tons, and is supposed to be
5000 years cid, Much engineering skill was
required to remove and erect this piece of art
and the celebrated aFchiteel, Domincio Fon-
tame, was selected and engaged by Pope Sex.
tus v, to carry out the operation. A ped
estal, 80 feet high, was built for its reception
andt the obeiisk brought to its base. Many
were the ingenious con:rivances prepared for
the raising of IT to its last resting place, all OF
which excited the deepest interest among
the people. .z..a-s,s. .E..s-,.r sr.e.., ,...
At length everything was in readiness,
and day appointed for the great event. .,..
A great multitude assembled to witness
the ceremony ; and the Pope afraid tina: the
ctamoF OF lhe people might distract the atten
ton OF the architect, issued an edict contain
ing regulation, to be kept, and imposing the
severst penalties on any one who should, du
ring the lifting of the gigantic stone utter a
single word, Amidst suppressed excitement
of feelings and breatbless silence, the splcnd-
Id monument was gradually raised to within
few inches of the top Of the pedstaI, when
its upward motion ceased it hung suspended
and could not be get further; the tackle was
to slack, and there seemed to be no other way
than to Undo the great work already accom-
p'ished. The annoyed architect, in his per
piexity, hardly knew how to act, while the
silent people were anxiously watching every
motion Of his features to discover how the
problem would be solved.
In the crowd was an old British sailor, he
saw the difficulty and how to overcome il,
and with stentorian lungs he shouted, "Wet
the ropes p The yiligont police pounced on
the culprit and lodged him in prison the
architect caught the magic words, he putthis
prepositins in .orce, and the cheers of the
people proclaimed the success of the great
undertaking Next day the British criminal
was solemnly arragned before his Holiness
his crime was undeniably proved, and the
Pope in solemn language pronounced his SEN
tence TO be-that he should receive a pension
annually during his lifetime. .s eatl
These little facts stared up from observa-
tion, can never do the owner any harm, and
may some day be of great utility ; and this
story only proves the value OF remembering
small things as we'll as sreat ones, for there
Is nothing that is too Insignificant for men to
know, and there is no knowledge that has
not its use." '- ~.'.- " ai's ID a.l aaF.s
81
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11
e The following peculiar /" notisn wa

n 49, 1T - s9ra Q Frr~1~- IT & - '~
found posted in a little town in Dea ware !:
Reward.-Lost or strade from the Prem
use Of the subscriber, sheepe ali orer whit g
one leg was blakk and half his body. All
persons shall receive five dolls 10 bring him
back. He Vas she goat, go ''''" t'''
va 7s'lal - taszd add 10 sac paa lsgsn / /
"-sqo ybSs
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11

ttlt &sA+ HAt&F t*6tE&81tA&A SssJ IT. s&frA&%&
49, RVaoREp'--ThatM MrlIfhosinlwiAA-
draws bis name froa. .the,l isk q uf eaadi daAss
for the next Presidency ifba s6fhs Ger.
man artillery magshage-d driven him from AiS
|Posftion.i as gz1sg9 10 HoitasibGi Ra "A
isd aI.aW yzstsros2 syas ss~ .,HaatraqsC
80 D. doas ci alssa ns7oaial9 sa..aq ansa
div ,ssts-s salew" si. esa!s t-vrs m-r
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11
E About two, hundred = wagons leave
St Joseph daily for Idaho, : p'5s' s1.a.

'51sAffsS f}H551 giFI 3e psa@at a@99 sFE4
aho smij sidt I'd bra .6s7nfqr. assd ssa
gs~s Es!r"%rrti as ''s~@r.r s-s "a7:.a.-s
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11
To NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
aol niss7es rsss sexes. ~.

EAR VERENDa GENTLEM uavrNa pEFN
estefed 20 health in few days. after undergoing All
mo usual relttne and Irregular expensise modes Of
Teasfnen ssithout success considers II bs sacred 5
% communicate TO his afflicted fellow crea trres
tas ar means of cure Hence on the receipt Of an ad
W, prescription ased Direst to Dr JoHN mas,
too tult'a Street Brooklip New York y 2a24iygs
y ss1nA rs1I@JCa S43ahR9
sssA .estaafT rF14A
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-11

T NJ. CAREY, NJ. D. Graduate of the 4
Js NJ Institute, Ciheinnati) would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Wyoming and Luzerne
Counties that he continues his regular practice in the
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