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sufficient election returns from thc vafous s.alos
rro now IN to warrant hoth prospective and retro
,l"ctive view of the whole political 0cld. ], row
tpioar5 conclusive Gnt Au.AHAN IlNoorN's oH,ial
course has received TIC sta. O.. i.th, sgproyalty
larger proportion ot IT." electoral vote than has
i''n received by any Precedent sin 20 the rc'c''c-
''n III ISL OF JANE M'NI"E' Who received two
hundred ana '"cn'y-ionr OF OF two huHdrci and
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Fisancial News, Markets, &c.

Sep fori, SATURDAY, Nor. II. ,. k.-ood was
quiet and steady to-day. the saes opening at PAS and
gr~iuaily running down to 242 in the evening. The
export Of gold by this day's steamers for Europe
amounted to sl,os5,isI, making. for the week, 81
sl9,2e0. Government stocks firm and the de-
mand large. Other stocks tame and a little
loser There was but one session Of the Board held.
Money continues. cay at per cent. coil, tire ten.
duncy fsvorine the borrower. In discounts there Ia
rather moro ease. Exchange dull. For sterling
the quotations continue at il9,A for bankers and lOs
sfOS'4 for merchant.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, nov. II l:ei.
General Military ActiSit,

Ibe panA 'u' :" w '''''' ''''''''on ''A
snd 'he erea''A ""'''' 10" pfe'"' J" u' GU y
'sf o. W. W.T. !" 'e '"'n''''i'NH
'ey' Oh the james Hi''' on 'he i'hn'sSe'' anu lar
,n 'he heart Of ha"NiH' snu ''oism' 'nefe "f' 'H'
sFess'hg Signs Oh R''n' ii"''n'''' 'no NM
s'oe anu s'sh'''''"'' u "H'1H ~ "'''''' wv"
ssn"Ae' 'oi'h'h'''E ~ 'h' '''''n'' W ''''
IA" u'herh o"A"'DA'A army L"'
DICK d" u"e "t p"A"f"'
'hdu'ed py ny '''r''u' ino'c'''''' -.
eheWy' inc "i'q''hn IN pace '' wa"
no" 'ohsu'N'o' "'heta' aHhaipA' .'''
movement appears 70 havo teen '''''''' ~,
hosoic de'n'hs'rH'ion IN u' d.' "''
'of'o nouhu"h' "hicH ui'''''' '''
Mhy AZ Tvs 'o''Ar l''','.' '''' -
'ue hh'ho'e nh'' V'i' I" '.'''' 80 -
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DEATHS.

PRiCF-On SUNDAY, Nov -, John. son o; fohs
fTte at yea. aIl ~ days.
49, Asy his soul rest ia p-se Amen.
HIS funeral viii take place to-inor rvw, a. oeIok
from 10 Eat 18th W
REfNOLDs-On SATURDAY. MOVIE, after lone
and siniul sickne-r, Mary the beloved vile OF JaneS
heynOdr aed ~ yesfA a native Of the Parish u
bOthefL County Leitrim, Ireland
Inc friends OF the fault ar respectfully ivited "
attend the funeral. on THE Monday aiern DON, at !
ociok iio her late lcsldcuce, IA West ct 81, cor.
9th ave. lOa
ROACH In Williamshu-rh, on SUNDAY, Nov. IL
atci oag and -evctc iluCss, Mary ko .ch aged ~
yeuts.
The ylaiives and friends OF tho farnil, ind those
Of he- trotho John AM cousin Matthew tlynu, afs
rc.isct ut invited t. ate li the iuner H. nom the
ics fence OF he cousin, lsi Nh Detry -, Tuesls,
biiei noon. a. o'cc"k. IA
sNllfEN-On SUNDAY morning, Nov 10. arer Q
shot aud tesele llnes-, Bcse L.. you t dau
oil W i.liain G.. and Elzabeth VI. .snititn, aged =
ucJ h. and dsSs.
HE .cllt,e, and t-ien's Of the e inily and those
Of hrr anoit'Lea u. NJ ' an Dyke, ap respectfully
inyttcI % attcnf 'he funeral, on this Nor iay, al
oc ok. q tis t'sdcuce 4 her trents cor .siuita
AM Ainslie St, Williansbrh. T. Jftchesaer "Moni-
to- ani Sew Bfunswick plpe.s ilc arc cops. 10
1Al luH-Arue. Taylor, dan liter Of John and
MIR sy Tor, aged veal. 10 mon' b. and days.
reIatves and ir, uds Of the family csc l,sIoct-
fu.y luyitcd 10 attend the iur' al. n q Dc Monday
at o'cIock IN, from Chestnut 81, ny. sG
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Nr. LINCOLN nav WELD his great authority 70 the

Mr.. LIsooN may WELD his great authority 70 the
les, interests Of the county, so as TO secure the
speedy restoration = the tusn and the Cous'itu-
ton over ,hc whole United .tc'' & the ardent &C..
sire " oil true American citizens. To that end he
has been reelected, and long as he devotes him
self to i.- achievement. with an eye single to the
public pod, 49, long will hoto sng'Anod ty the
tc pic. AID 81 long Will faction and ofpoation 10
f.luoflrHs.
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0s Nscurres % be thus supplied, viz: wNes,'
wSnay Ave millions bushels Indian Corn, two
hundred mtliops bushels; and Cotton, two millions
oeses. tar Of 10 per cent would yield 20 i1l wa
WAsat two millions i've hundred thou
md bsishels 1t four dollars ....... e10OOOOp
Anaaeo Corr, twenty millions bushels
- sWo dollars. .,.....,............. 00O, 900
opSoh swo hundred thousand bales
""o hundred dollars per bale ..... 100000
Total .......... s9O.OooOFD
Inc secretary warns the country, that unless
us or some efficient plan shall be adopted t. re-
ueern the currency, and improve It's value. . w IA
ahsuIciiy rcctify itseli by some violent and dts
sHrous CONFUSION. The time Tor hoslt.uon IL past,
snd one OF tro alternatives must be adopted. MsH-
sures should be tskeu without delay to rcSly
eonhGonee In the Treasury notes aud uphold Their
'ase, or YAK payable ia spc- . and the notice Of
so'Neht pshks DC rosortcd u. Ia the most ora
pe sht al which these ties eau be- regarded, the
plrchas ny quality does not exceed one 10 seven
or cRht, as compared wi.h specie, and the bUiIus
are even lower al value, being sal u the rate II
one hundred dollars IN bonds OF SIX dollars IN
sIceie. To continue such hanges, A. inue,d,
for any length Of tune IL were possible, woul4 be
r1inous." Nj. 1rouholu concludes by express.
rlg the conviction that will 10 useless, IT, Der 81.
we're in tie present system, and un cas- u prompt
reform 10 ADOPTED, the dep eciatiOn wall continue,
and the financial enIosrrassuIeuts will become iu-
surmountallc. lie therefore earnestly RECOMMENDS
he adoption Oi vigorous measures ~ aver au iin-
pcuding financial calamity.
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Tho expenses Of the current quarter are expected
"a be- me, from the following resources:
Treasury Notes-anount uneVpendcd ~
tic proportion applicable to the pay
iueut u cNrenlitlfcs ........... $4,000, 600
Taxes amount g. be received for the
las, quarter of i-yi, estimated At, -. $4,000, 900
Bon Be-, ccrtlh, -tUs Of iudol tcduess, and
loans IN hypot olation OF bonds 80. 1900, 600
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Messrs Fowler a. Wells, ogists,
3s9 broadway, make examinations Day end
Evening. 32s
Wheeler & Wilson's uighest Pre-.
MUM iocssttch sewing machines No. 6I5 Broad
way, d4s
Fall and Winter you want Full and
Wintr clokhing, eo tot, l., BALDWIN'S, ~ and IL
hvefy. The largest -tOrk and In the city, and
prices le.s Chldren's Department not cqusled, aOS
T !. II I'ctter.-Only 25 Cents per
botJe-'stAinly cures sprAins, bruises aches pains
GAG braud street 263
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Brand or StainA

YEAST - YEAST - iLASI-THE CELE.
4 bratei Compressed Yeast. Ia Europe exclusively
used tor YEAR, and tor the hr-t time u4nufac
dersgned, IL unsurp reed in It's qualities IL i'm
parts Il sweet taste the bread. rases tho dough
than half The dine for getting the dough ready for the
oven than any other article u tue kind. 10 bs
WINGED, give II "A trial. samples furnished gratis.
l.herai term. granted 10 dealers DDNAl, NORD-
LINGERG Co, Nos. 50 and u seventh ave. Branch
depot 1923 sixth II, near ave. A. 80
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TRADE NOTICES.

A REGULAR MONTHLY MELTING OF
"a uitcd Coorer-. No. 4. will 10 held 27i Grand
Ell, thlr NUudAt uNeulng, T.. o'clock. II members
CHARLES ". SiEX, sec. - Isl
CURRIERS', ATTLNT1ON-A REGULAR
omo9ting of the Joarncyrucu Curiicr,' As-pi alton
VIII % hcii AZ i.p.cs Motel. 80 Pearl Vt. on Non,
aaN eyonins, No'. IL. NJ hli-pAst . o'oh-k JOHN
hlLk, s,c'y ~
NOTICt-rlS. SLATE AND METAL
h,ri's ht regular uoutLly NC utin OF thlA A.
,ociaton WI he held this Moldsy ry.iin Soy ilth,
at their new hall 20 Third ev. All mem 1ors are no.
ynesei " attend. RIOS. McCONNlLLE, Prvs-
,hhisIoPHER COlluNs, Rec. Sec. 70
NOTICE To TIE BLUE-STONE CUTTERS
i and flnegen Our uJnthly meeting Nil b. held
IN Union iia cor. Of lnih st and s'h ave, fues-
u attend. by order OF the Assertion. j. } BERs
ItN' ChniiInm; j. MORRISON, Sec. Sa2
'IO NlLN lR>MliHS-rnL GLGUIAR
u monthly meeting of the Silvetsui,hs Protective
Association VII he lcid TINS Monday evening, nov.
IAN. Al - bo"eIy, Ut o'eo.k r. NJ. Be runrtuAl,
10 WV. THOMAS. Pres
VO H>MlTHS-THErE WILL. BE 4
L teail ar quarterly meeting held on this Monday,
Nov. lth, nj O'Clock y. NJ at Isl nowery, rJuctuJ
attct4ance /. requested. MM THOMAS, prcs't y
AcLAt ''IiilS, sec'y. as
| NrTED COOPERS, NO. "a REGULAR
- monthly ue.t.Ea - u b. held At ru0mA % an-
dam 81, this Monday evening AL members are ~.
quoted To- attend, ~ order OF WM. AACkt1T.
limited COOrERS, no. 3, OF BROOK.
- lyn. The regular monthly uie, ting Of IN. \s.o
citation viii te held thi. Monday, Nov ll'h. At -
Court IT. Brooklyn. Every Ineini er 1. requested 70
attend, there will be uomuatoa Tor uiiIc..s tos
u. ensuing year b. order Of lnOS. SPENCE.
Prs. Lb"A kD DEtNNEf, Res. SEA. i2O
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER sc TO
"A ~ on gold, slV To ~ partial sets, gold :
silver, ~ per tooth. Teeth extracted without pam
cleaned. "hitened, or filled With gold and other tlI.
Ing; % CITE ana WARRANTED, By Dr. IA. NILLERS, -
Bovery, opposite the old Theatre $50
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
1AIeeth extracted without pain or no charge Beau
thu teeth Inserted II each Teeth inHe TED with OF
without eIttaetnf the roots All operations warrant.
from broadway. 4l6
DR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETJ
SCI OF teeth on silver at 81 to SIS on gold II
Sl1 W. sectional sets 6O cents per tooth teeth
nnea with gold, bone cement, other filings 80 eta
70 slpsr tooth. Teeth extracted without psp sr-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

"A u. H., l.. IA SPECIAL MEETING or
IA the n'Sye order "a De held a, rsnmany Hail.
corner OF York and pesri s,s Oa youday evening ths
18th INST, at -. o'clock. Nv order PHI lp CT ARE,
L. l.. DANIEL hcGEt, u. :. 20
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Tic la'nNco n the Treasury H. sos, i't3!
Tlo total amount oi the funded deb, w sbe LIST of
&. tobcr was 1888, JiU,VyO.
uSfCN DED DEBT.
Amount . .6s interes, n Ites outstanding t6is,Oj0
Total Issue Oi Treasury
nutCa-Oli Issue ....... .fgI3'sSl,'oj
Reduced hy account called
IN for cancellation. Gig4I 9G
1874, 2Gl9is
Total ssuc Treasury notes, issue. 1Sy, osu, ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
Manufacture of WOODEN Goods /!
CHATTER i

The Manufacture Of Woolen Goods both in the
household and i'll the factories has become Of great
Importance account ofits forming at present our
principal articles clothing The nature Of our eli
mate make it necessary, aud the scarcity Of Cotton
has greatly increased the value of wool and Fabrcks
made from 1t and being engaged in the business Of
making C!orh AMI Flannel, anl also oil Cariirg
and Cloth Dressing. we have thought few remarks
with regard to handling Wool, and the proper pro-
cess of Mppfacure might be Of service 10 the coua-
try, and benefit IT, ourselves
The hrSt process with the farmer who intends to
make his wool into rolls for spinning ani weaving
at home after washing AMI shearng is asserting the
qualities. This We do not expect farmer to do as
perfectly as a regular manufacturer, but hy trying
he will Approximate towards il, and be amply paid
tor the lttIe pains required, bJ having an even
thread and smoother fabric. The fleece should be
whole ami be spread out a tahle-the coarsest
WOO! viii be fourd on the skirts OF tie fleece, and
can eIsy be distinguished BY looking closely to the
fore Two qualities from eadh fleece will perhaps
be close enough for ordinary purposes, but s the
'Aecp IN our country differ much in their grades Of
wooI-the coagse pant Of one may do to 90 with the
hAer part OF another, and hos make three or four
quantities out OF the ot If it is going to the manu-
factory or to market, the fleece should not be torn
but after removing the locks should be rolled up
compactlg, skin out side Not less than one pound
Ct lard fresh but oil should be sent with every
ten pounns cf woe! going to The cardirg machine
The next thing Of importance is Of coar to be
well cardet for which will Le entirely resyons-
pie hut n the matter of spinning and Weaving,
have another caution to add, Unless tie yarn is
evenly twisted, and beat up evenly in Il G loom, the
cio'h air'nls uueyculy il fuiiing-mlkinc some pia
ceS vide and Gthc-$ $udTrow anG if the GEsher sue
cet"s IN press NJ out the wrinces the cloth will re-
Sn:ne rs c0ntortlon again when made into gar
hsnt, and the mechanic Is sometimes wr1ngful.v
blamed for coat IS becoming Elufsrn Jared on a
mans back 1t is easily avoided by giving the
wheel IT equal number of turns 70 n gveu length of
thread dra"n out. We fnl this difficulty ncrc Using
g ts.4 =
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VIA; each woman can 90 !

Wlas each woman can 60 ..
Whit each boy and girl candal
we want to show the world what American free
men arc ready to do for their soldiers
Ih IS great work and the time short
The WAY to 10 SO is to ORGANIZE
0gga Ize IN your wor.saops--in your familiee.
Let the men organize.
Let the women organize.
Letth trades organize.
Organize everywhere.
Let the workmen give with their employers the
employers with their workmen.
Il is easily done. If Inc Workmen viii authorize
thcr employers 70 deduct one day from their weeks
AMI month earnings AMI the employers will add to
1t day Of their profits, the whoo sum win be ac-
knowledge together the credit Of the establishment
We gay to all, go to work with US at once in this
great Woik. Harry forward your eon;rbptions -
Every ac3nowlei igrmont will stimulate others to
follow your example
Circulars with full Instructions will be aeut upon
applications. by mail or otherwise to the undersign-
cd. To work TO work
j. MONTGOMERY BOND, Chairman
Mrs T. w IIUTTER.
Chairwonan Of Ladies' Committee
II. J. MITCHES0N, Secretary.
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A Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby c;ven that letters of Admin
is-ratlon IN the matter of the estate of Jacob
D. FInmmerfelt, lato q Meshoppen, Deed. have
been Issued to John Flummernet. All persons in
deoted L sali estate are Ho.ifed to make payment
and all persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present the same duly authentics ted
TO the undersigned at the House Of samuel T, Finn
merfelt, in TdnAhannock Township.
SARAH NJ FLUMMERTELT3
JOHN FLrNMERFELT, Admr.
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AIshough not disposed to favor or reeosnmeps p,..
crt Medicines in general. through distrust Of tbc;-
ingredients and effects, yet know Of no suai.ient
reasons why man may no; testify to the benefits aa
believes h'mseif TO have received from any simple
preparation in the hope that he ma thus contribute
to the benefit of others.
10 this the more readily in regard to Tocran5's
German hleters prepared by Dr. u Jackson. of
Il is cl3y, because was nrejQdiccd ga ng tlem f,-
many years, under the impression that they were
friend Iooer Shoemaker, ESQ, for the renewal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encouraSemest
20 try them when suffering from great and long cen
tnued debility. The use of three bottles Of these
Bltters. at the beginning of the pr sent year was
fo!io"ed by evident relief, and restoration to de-
gree OF bodily AM mental vcor which had no, f4t
tor SIX months before, AMI had almost despaIred Of
regaining. therefore thank God and lei friend fe-
directing me 20 the use of them fSsI
PHLAD'A, juno % 1851 J Nrwros Dsovy
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
q. S. 1910 Bonds.

These Bond. are issued s.n lc. the Act of Congress
Of March Sta 1854, which provides that all Bond.
Issued usdcr this Act shall ., ENENPT FROM
r,v.rroy J., 90 ,,,,,,- -, 49,, o ,,;i.,,l -,
lucy are ~ D' - ~ ~ ''i'
pleasure '' 'ne .'-'' 4 '''' se''s' '0' ''S@
than ten nor more than forty gears from their date
and until their redemption 1--WE PER CENT IN
| TEREST WILL. UE PAID IN COIN, on Bombs Of
. ,.l., ILL.,. ..,.,.,,.. 49,,
o,,..r rh. ;,.or.s. : ,,,.,,,o
,.,.,
wear,
Subscriber, win receive either R.giste-ed or Con
ron Bonds, as they may prefer Reg sterei Bonds
are recorded on the books Of ihc [. 5. Treasurer,
and be transferred only on the owners order,-
Counan RonHs ara ro-ails 70 bc,re- ant arc mora
convenient for compler,i ial uses.
Subscribers TO this loan will have tho option Of
having their Bonds draw interest from March list, by
payin- the accrued interest in coin Eor IN United
States or the notes of National Ranks, adding fifty
rer cent from pre,ofurnl or receive them drawirs
i.a.. f,,, Tho ,.,o &c 81, 30r,so,.
as these. Bond are
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation,
their value is increased from to three per cent
per annum, according to the rate of tax leves in
various parts OF Inc country
At me present l'e Oh premium on so'a 'hey pay
T. p'
It's beI,eved that no secpritie. offer co great in
ducemonts to lenders as the various descriptions of
T : Bonds Tn all otbor forms Of Indebtedness the
faith or ability Of nrvate nortias or stock comma
nies or separate communities only is pledge, for
wbi,o for tho dobt of tho r,;,oa slatso
~ -u,,o,o n..,ou.,, &c ,1.0 o,,,,u,. i.h.,,o
cure th7 p"sA'u u 'o'H P''n''PA' an" i"'V'eS' III
coli'
These Bonds may be subscribed for IN sums from
$50 up to any magnitude, on the same terms and
are thus made equally available to the smallest lem
der and the largest CAPITALIST They can be convert
=, .. .-.,,., -,
,,or. tho 49, % H. -,
T. NOV, ,,-.l-,I - oo,,oo.;,.
Ns''' - s''''N " s''..Ne''
'''"A ''-A'' ->''' u 'ii0 o''''s" ''''''S :"
which interest Is payable IN gold, on the Sd day OF
March 1864. was s765, eos, 600. The interest on
this debt for the coming fiscal wear will b. s45 927
-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS 4!

They have received and now receiving the
sa.....5n Of tie most emment Piysici4as in liner
icG.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box e. the
price, One Dollar per E0r, continuing from 50 to
80 Pills.
Pills sent By mail promptly by remlting the
price TO the Propreio-s, or ANY authorized Ag, Mt,
in cErrCHt funds,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
John We'll.
u lkHa lhotk, Ai!th %, Ittf
Treasurer $ Sale Of Unseated Land III wy
oming County.

NOTICE is hereby given, hat under and by
IL virtue Of tn Several Acts Of assembly Of the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, passed for the col
lection OF taxes unseated lands, the Treasurer Of
W ,oming County, viii, on the second Monday TO
wit. I3ti) June A. D. 1864, at the Court House. in
the Borough of Tunkhai mock, expose Public sale
the following racts and parts Of tracts of unsoated
land for the taxes and costs on them respectively
sale to commence at one o'clock p NJ
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
AUDITORS NOTICE
IN matter of lie Estate of Elisha Rarr;s
late of Falls township, Wyoming Coun.
ty deceased.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
c"urt OF Common Pleas of Wyoming County, an
Aui!tor to make general distribution of the fund
raised by the sale of the real estate of said Elisha
sArrs deceased amongst the heirs and all that are
ie5a!ly entitled to any portion of said fund, will
"tsenf to the duties Of his said appointment at his
ONCE IN me borough Of Tunkhannosk Pa on We'd
u9iay 'o i't Ioo4 ut one o'clock inthe afternoon
at which tine and placg all persons having ,n,,
claims npon said fund required to present them
Or De de5ared from coming in Spon said fund
T. {. ROSS Auditor.
Iunkhannock April 25th 1864,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
COMMITTEE FOR ADAy,s LAPoR

and 90 others and "a oteors
COMMITTEE FOR 4 DAYS LABOR
GREET CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR.
Committee On Labor Incomes and Bev.Ypes ;,
Office No, lis S. sEyENTHsT.
JoHS W. cLAGaoRS. Treasurer.
This Committec has a special work to wit to Oh
tain days "labor > Il days "incame." and davis
revenue" from every citizen oC the three States of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. for the
benefit of our sick and wounded sollicrs
The Committee is now fully organized mt the above
address, and calls Tor the cooperation Of all classes
In the community.
We want to show what the industrial classes can
DO for their soldiers
M1at the people can do in their separate trades
,Tat mat pennsylvania can DO
,t mat New Je sey can do
Wnat Delaware can do
~, nat each county can do
Wh". n". e"cn clsy and town can do
what eacn trade eau do
mhat each occupation can do
ahat each mandatory can do,,
W hat each bank, iusu rance coy,,..,, ;,,
can do No'HFAnF ana railroad
What each Mrs caI 10
,rt mat each workshop can do
mat nat each family can do
rn't each man caa do
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18

The greatest improvement yet in tie Sewing -
chime AIT. \ curiosity worth seeing
Please send for circular w..l sample OF sewing.
fhes9 Improved Moch,u s save one HUNDRED PER
CENT of thread and silk, and u.4Lo the LocKsTIrcs
alike on 10th SIDES.
They require 70 instruction to operate perfectly
excep- - the printed directions"
No hangc III sewing nom one aial q goods 70
another.
And no taking apart to clean or Oh
Our New MaSCgACroRY is now com,7cta with nj
its machinery and tools entirely new, and is already
rapidly turning out Mtchines which for BEAUTY and
PERFECTION Of FINISH hot surpassed oy any
manufacture in the world.
\ B.-Sh9n.d any Machine prove unsatisfactory,
i can be returned ana money refunded,
Agents wanted in counties not canyassed l,y ouI
own agents.
FINKLE s. LYON. y. vi. co.
No. 536 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
April Is 1868, v3-n35-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENzRiLlY.
HUTCHIyGS 6 HTLLyER. PRorntnron's,
81 Cedar Street. c.G YORK.

- Sold in TGuS,iannock. by J. " Lyman. in
Mortrose, by Ahlc Turrcll, in Scranton by L 5. &
l. c Fallar in Fsctoryvil.e by II Druggists
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18

From Rer. J. Merton Brora, d. D. Edusr ofAs
Encyclopedia ef I.ligtops Anoasledge,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18
MALE AND FEMALE,
WILL FIND IN
.OOELA& D'% GERMAN RETTEps
REMEDY

Ih4t "iA restore them 10 their usual health. Such
has Peen ;ae case IN aousaF is Of instances. ana
tar trial Is bat required to prove the assertion.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18

An appeal will be held at the Court House ia the
Borough of Tunkhanqock, on Friday, the .2l day
Of July, a u. 3G61
CT, ysrGux. Mercantile
{ Appraiser.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-18

Jan 20, 1864 v-3-n-23-ly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-14
Bs sAFE TBoH THE rAsss OF wAST'

Would those children have a comfortable home, and
the means Of eduoatonf Would this wife be indepen-
dent OF the cold charities Of the worldi Would this
estate pay my dobsi Would there bo ascrlhee OF
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands OF made when the market
tends downward and lair prices cannot be realsedl
How few can answer these question 70 their satiso
nonl They fear to aa them, aud cherish ths belief
that they have long lease on le, This is both fOo-
ish aaddeWardy. The brave mar