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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
VOL. 4 NO. 8
REASONS WHY MR. LINCOLN SHOULD
NOT BE RE.ELgCTED,

Ist. he is at heart q secessioni ct. On
January 14lh, 1S48. he made a speech Ia
Congress, in which he said: "Any people,
anywhere, being inclined and having the
power, have right to rise up, and shake cf
the existing government and form a new one
that will suit them better.''
Cd. He has violated his pledge to the
people. In July 1861, Congress passed
resolution, which was adopted by him, in
these words "That this war is not waged
IN any spirit of oppression, or for any pur-
pose of conquest or subjugation, or for the
purpose Of overlhrowing or iutefering With
the rights or the estabshad institution OF
the States but to defend and maintain she eG-
premacy Of the Constitution"
Sd. He has violated the Constitution
which he took i solemn oath to support, 10
ways without nVmber. HIS emancipation
proclamation Wb,ch he has issued, be him.
self acknowledged he had had no power 20
d..
4th. He las suspended the habsas corpus
IN States where there was no necessity Tor it.
He has caused to be arrested aud imprisoned
citizens for expressing their candid opinion
as 10 the acts of the A administration, without
allowing them a trial by jury, and has after
wards discharged them without attempting
10 produce any charge against them.
9Th. He has nuzzled the mouth and the
press in more arbitrary manner than any
despot IN Europe.
9Th He has prolonged the war for the
purpose of collecting great army to aid and
assist sim to reelection as President, by
the point of the b&yonet.
| 7th. He has sent armies to Florida and
Louisiana for the purpose of organizing new
States ior the purpose OF voting for him for
the next President-and by SO doing, twen-
ty thousand men have 10 st their lives.
| 9Th. He has squandered miiloas upon
millions Of the public moneys to colonize
and support the negroes, and has no sympa-
thy for the white soldiers who are slain by
thousands IN the army.
9th. He has organized an army OF negroes
and forced them from the plantation where
they could have raised for the army and
have supported their families who are now
starving and dying.
10th. He has initiated system Of ex-
travagance and corruption in the conduct of
the war which will sonner or later, over
throw our government.
IIth, Before be was elected he declared
himself against the election of q President
for the second term. He has violated this
pledge, and now says it was all a joke.
18th. Being suddenly raised from the
common walks Of life to the highest honor in
the gift Of the nation, he became vain and
puffed up, and keeps corps of soldiers as o
body guard which no other President ever
did.
18th. He has set OF fanatics and shoddy
contractors, and all kinds of spectators for
his advisors, and they flat.er him, which
pleases his vanity, and makes him think he
Is the greatest man in the world. He will
soon wake up and find all these things Q
Joke, and honest old Abe will 60 down to
postsrity as great joker and nothing more.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
A Flank Movement.

One of SigePS soldiers gives the following
account of foraging adventure he had In
old Virginia:
"Vell, you see, goes down to dat old
ellow's blaze, dat has beech orchard, yere
We vas stationed, to shdeai some beeches
and ven gets to the vront gate, vat do you
dinks zee sees dere pig pull dog, and
ne looks mighty savage. So dlnks vrigh-
dens him, an IL says, 'Louk here, Mr. Pull.
Dog, sthand back, fights OH dis line oil
zummer,' Bat de pull tog, he don't care for
dat, SO vlanks him."
How did you do that 2"
"Vy, goas way arount, so as de pull dog
couldn't see me, aud ven gets to the back
gate, vat you dinks see7 w l see dat
same cid pull dog So vlanks him sgaln."
How did you do that 2"
Wy, goas way arount, so as de pull
dog couldn't zee me, to another little beech
orchard. and ven gets derr, vat you dinks
Zee w dere l zee dat same tam old pull
dog So vlanks him again."
How dix you do that q
"Vy, says to dat old pull-dog, Look
here Mr.. PuIl-Dog, v lanks you dree dimes
and every dimes fl ds you de same old
pull dog Tam your old beeches who cares
Tor your old beeches My dime is out next
month and de country may go to de devil
I. I m ant
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility: In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Errors
actuatee BY desire t. eneft others, will be happy
to furnish to all who need t. free Of charge j. the
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
used in his case Those wishing TO profit by his, and
possess Valuable Remedl VIII receive the came,
by return mail, Carefully sealcd) by addressing
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y8-p4o-3no
no YOU WISH TO BE CURED 2
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ess than 80 days, the eases Of NERVOUSNESS,
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Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual, and Nerv -
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on receipt Cf an order. ADDRESS,
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Station D. Bible House
New York
n3l-3m. NJ l. Co..
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JAMES s. 81 TIER,
Station D. Bible Pouse
New York,
General Agent
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MUSICAL BOXES, playing from J TO ~
IVA Tune wifi ~ tie ne,fet inprovrueni' NuiA CE-
IFsrL5 iiANDOLlhfS, IifIEsalhL-, cl- Tho ONLY
complete stock to b. found IL TINS country.
". !. PAiLLARD Imp
n a. Nsiicn Lrne, ZIP tiaissl b. l.
DIANOS. MILUDEONS, HARMONIOUS
Sole der. GO Iciaaaets superior .larnorinil' hole
IN. and r.f.f Prices = pH % @b1 infirumrntl to lLf
!. ~ PEtfDN. 10. 8N Broadway. New YORK.
DAVEN d BACON,
Ia PfANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERi,
M-irrrl0ra.. SO. ~ Grand o.. hlss klcad~aT
ff 4aI1riinsnf ol weiknown Pianos ccn.in. ~ on
hand .arrisi - 4~cQ-i Iurciss % WI al VOL -
cslr1r orl sfak lul frcrs before ntkAg the ser''-
CTyTNWAY {, SONS' GOLD MEDAL
y QpATJ tr1 SQUARE pIANO5 arc now conf.dlFei
tis bet r E1- c l vel % 80, c.auir having c.iyei ne
h., lfys N.i .. DE Worlds Exhibition In London tl9'
et.rs. r..ni uuy the stciae.y anos are 4ug 10.
o. 90 on sr. ls. is firm q c1mrotei OF I'VE ff,cA
rr OFT llrr and four fcEil. who invent al NOR
on n.osfutl.a, fli under whose p.uo.ll srfsiti'i
every part e. tr frsirsf'a IS man n irrei Ntirf0',
No. i snG s Fourteenth t., between mon square ~H'
living Place. hcs Goi..
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'y7HE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY ron

i GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
Ansnrorc-s forn The above COM eite n rccert Or
long st,udng advised 10 ufo BLhkS GOVT AID
RHEUMATIC PILLS They be feied rpon al ZIG most
,ae and eHectua remedy offered - the pHo ai have
been universally usod IN Europe oT many Ycns vain to
greatest success
Prepared by PROUT L nhRsANT. No 22o sin9l, Lon.
don. kngisndj and sold by thor Aguis WELLS Z Co,
fI1nkllas' " e7,. York. Retail Pfos. ~ 20 prb1z
ier Majesty Comm authorized tho name and
address 81 "1HOMAS PROUe elg Stroud Lonion," to BE-
Impressed upon be Govenent stamp affixed 10 each box u
the genuine IN edicino.
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mc0ieal.

MANHOOD and tho Vigor OF Youth Restored
We IN Four Wceks 10y D.. RECORDS - 5EACE Of LII t.
This wonderful agont vii Teliof3 u nay.t H. tie mot
Shattered Constutlon. Whether arng nom Ezcesea, sf
Abuse the Elects 81 Cmate or inrA Causes Tho ine
reouired 10 cnre the most @iie c9so 81 r vrfss Fall
urs ia impossible Dr. RECORDS foStNtb OF LIFE -
cod In cases With iulrucon r uc, FOR - OF four quan
taice by IA. accredited agent, Cuculn cent co % rccei
CT four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND Solo gent ~ -, NO.
AZ Rronne a.. one door wee. nom Er0la.Ay. n. y.
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TI,HE HERALD OF HEALTH AND JOUR.

Il NAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, for october, con.
fsns elaborate articles the Treatment Of Colds Medical
lecnaty SICK Hsadache Treatment Of Fensc Diseases
OF Deshess OF Dfarned Lges O. W rurg'ys address AZ
She Irales' lone Hospitals Health EducitJni Mineral
Springs Scrouls Iepernce Liquor Disaster In the Army
and other articles. iny-Ads should subscrbe to
lean how 10 got wei whout p0sonop drugs vel people,
. lean how keep themselves AID cisea VOL ,vlLout
ttsr Zach number contains r0m AZ 90 20 criirsi oftie %
rreyasedty practical working physclr who know what
.nsy talk I'D write ehor' ~ - yeir II reus number
Address MILLER BROWNING. Eew.Yo!1.
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Srorcres an0 trouisions.

DAGS for BUCKWuEAT FLOUR.-We arc
lp now having made. especially fcf the BuCKWiEAr
TRADE Paper hass TO hold 10 5s, ~ 5s. a. % ill., no
best Buck rLsa' Bug ever offered
so1 wholesale aid retail sid peay printed 10 order a.
the Com Exchange Beg Mandatory,
- Pear. street. corner Of Whitehall.
j.. T.. CLARK 4 90.
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DURAL HOUSE BOARDNG SCHOOL,

u p. JENRs' SCHOOL win re6pen at No.
H. i' llo-ity li,o doon a1.s- -, street, on Sion
tay sfp'crbor l-tf.
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Uamfing Academies.
1t!uSital ynstrIments

~ florc lanurcturcTs J3 Becckeg IT, Seventeen hrst
Prize medals woaet for i've year, without exception the
best pioio mad, emoniss from most distinguished artists
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Gonses ano .9arms toante6:

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VTINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
FARMs.-rarge sl3 thriving settlement, mild and
ieatifl climate 30 mile south Of Philadelphia BY railroad
ch sol which produces IL 90 crops, which coal now lo '
gr0iGg Ten. twenty and y acre rl ~ FROM - 20 $50
Fer sore payable within -four lfJ GOOD bnancss ofons
9r aid others cAurcles, t-noO I cDyl
ciefy Il row tho most improving rhco Est NJ NcL
Hundreds sre settling snd buinE The be1sy Win which
he place g. l8d on; l. unsrpa eco. Letters tA.scfed + per"
containing r. ports and giving fan information ~" bo sen tcc
al ress CHAS X LANDS, Niueand fostJi1re e, Gambler
land Coz NJ J. Esom Repwf u hooa H01insoa, dgcut mt
Editor OF gho Iribpnei u ne most estegse tff
tracts in m aia1f ierd p0iii0H cnd sa0t caditigtDr
pleasant farming TINT nc Lnoc u M1 'ids y ns Hsffa
Fr0irieL
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an, COAL, AND TIMBER LhND.-The
~ srb..riler oilers ion ..le TRACTof LAND In Wood
County Wet Virginia. containing seven hundred acses inofe
less sIuatcd IN immediate ight IAocl - uIH beg o
large and wing Oh Wells Il Is heavily covered viii bog
qasifics Of iber. and lying tho North esr aii -
offers unusual faci!cs ~ Roiany 70 mo-, e. "l dispose %
hall o. who's a, option q ptIch7 er THO reliect
EOG LIST
Psrkersburr Wcsl Vlr.i.i,.
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UIIr WrRFR PIANO TORTE-

rlHE WEBER PIANO FORIE-
4 isaln,.i,i ths BLsr lauo Fore mHee bo'an'e me
n1i ~ b. M, B. H rsrfir n.cl o. 'f Kgcrenc'. %
si1 rTHCROrON MUSICIAN hlt combining od'ta'ae't
r. .r,sei by % elcr msuu. iuTe "a shs tri'd ais'r
tot ia ftr testimony cf 2 r.. Mlis, hoacu hclr, Geo p
Hf.f-.v Wr 'fa &. Jerome lnnr.ls chs fraf, - 4
Nsr sc Col knfchu'7 John Iunae, Maurice Strnko'ch
G.rl -0alr . ..efy -1ol musician in. rf United "a. To-
Al .n.if. rfa no nrrr sIt dor great cop liouJ. N-ie
fao.-.. no ls5 IS r.i lsoi|la y. .lT G. lii. %.
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MARYLAND AND DELAWARE Farms

:
A1A we h.vc Tor ,alc oyer ~ FARMS .her -frr DF
As BE sUTiFIL AID PRODUCTIVE LAND as t'L!s
THE SlS SHOaE on. ersy o. trces1 hy ftllfcii' frf
stcsmboas. These IN many Cases. can be bought io
les than the Improvements upon tnca co 90 con'- icnc'
Of lie clanle iioIu Save % free LlOOr bo9d cum 8
healthy light wLters, prodaciye lands, o.siy We,e4
e1celcn water and many 9th l' ns,s luees oll DO
70 $50 per 49,
scnd Tor orr ReFers containing IN psriiru'r7 &C. We
haye an intimate kuowlel-c o. tire l5 Of teso sa'as In
quts BY ettoI promptly ansf-cfed - 80
GRO =. TOWNSEND 8 co,
No. "a south fouf.hst, Philh -ciple
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No APOTHECARY CAN AFFORD TO DO

IN WITHOUT lI-No only supplies the place Of tho
United Saes Dipeusstory IN every IScu,r buf also pre-
cents re amour, Of valuable infornaan Which tt sd TX
soos not eontain-lEceetc Med Journal Of Ph.sd. ior
August.
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NIFTY NEW PIANOS MELODEONS,
y ALEXANDRA and CABINET ORGANS. at wholesale
retail - prices low any fst class INSTRUMENTS be
cln,ed Secondhand Pianos At great bargains prices from
$50 10 $50 All the above Instruments to LEI aud rent
allowed If purchased Monthly pynehls received Tor tho
sumo 1Lsfs b.irg nve different makes OF Pianos In
All. arg tock purchasers be suited well hero else
tete and perhrs iitlic better 1000 sheets o Music
il soed At euts Per pssc. Cash raid for second hand
ri.no, HCEACE WATEIS, va Al Broadway, N. l.
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THE AMERICAN DfSPEYsAroRY,

Til. Dls2ensa,oTy viii be found adapted to lie wants Of
.,-x hsIel ririan 10 Whatever school he inoy le a.
tsfi6d containing it coes the Maiela Msdlca OF both
ne Old sal New Schools Of Medicine.
ensby ,errts endstory Of The work, have been
n ,de and D. nerons Medical Colleges have adopted
book ds Of copies have been esser nfe ed
br parts re.tiur In nearly quite every State Of tie
Vnion IN Canada and tie Provinces and, indeed, IL al ps
-fthe word where the English language Is spokfn ~ 70
large - a. present. x..-, -
Pubshed by MOORE. WILsTACH K BALDWIN, Gin
ennsti
For sale By the trade IN Philadelphia NewYok snd Boston,
aud throughout the Loyal States
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~ MENTAL kAhAyS1lON. T. CAvsEs sYNPToss
rid CuRC. Addressed % Youths and Adults flith EDITION
By CD. HAMMOND ~ o. .orn sry Professor OF spe ia an
uomy 4e ia the Syracuse Medical Lolcse NY Price & -
l.. W iI,NEIl, PubisLer Nesey-st., NewYork.
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TgASON & UAMLiN respectfully announce
w tint ucy hive now completed ting Occupation Of 'he'i
gfosty enlarged factory snd ELECTED other " us IoI
Therefore c dsuiy expect 10 be able hcncci3rwrrt 10 supply
OIL r. ilr e. CABiSsr OacAHs promIy without inat lh
cor-fent drv to which pgfchas have boon subjected
cic ne fart TIM. Tor Ian yeir plst iA.y nave Oeh
continually several hundred inrll'na behind ofdoi, az
assortment ofsy.cs fs0G 10 to 900 each nay b. iound
at t.ef Now Ok Worero5n.I. Mercer street.
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Il BUEE ALMANAC for 1861 contains toe OFFICIAL
ELECTORAL VOTE g.! thu sevcra. States f0r Feslden
Pdcc IS cents. Fossae az the 1KIHUNE Office
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. lIARCARET AND HER BRIDESMAIDS
IMIORIANT MORN FORPUBLIC spEAK


a'n. tls PRESIDENTIAL VOTES Of IN ne st8ies by
90 iiss and tic o-e Towns ia the state Of now osk
also onoius the Popular Noe BY stcs in tue yeoI 1897
and lSS. f.ice IS cents per copy. Tor ale a. he
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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TOR SALE-A first-oiess DWELLING
Il HOUSE f.so-.fone front ii.h s'oor. f'II sf0faf i
ord,I sit4.tcd no ~ Ia 52d-sf. b. Ha-
sud shave. Possession al.r, l.a'o.y, Wy i2,.
ELLIOT g.. tOWUlN,
30. 81 Brold~ty.
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(1ANIPAIGN DOCUMENTS.-Rl
DOCUMENTS.-We have lust

printed on broads d. uii form y .hiie "fLhtfOBA'
PRESIDENT LINCOLS'5 views Of DenocTae sirateey,
o. ssented b. lin n areceni ntTgw VIA iSe 4ii,'
- sfiseot.iu: GENERAL GRANTS Letter 20 E0n y.
Nssbhugre; md RANA RD TAYLCES Poem o. the en-
CAGO sURRENDEP' 81 on one shce,. Pr;e ~ PEI
3. Sent by al o. rs express When ordered By mai we
desrct rom the reinta enough pay tho postage ch
s. eats per los copies Send your orders to IA@
3tisuRB-" 49,. o.. -...r,1.,--,r,, =,
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CEORGE STECK d cos PIANOS. The

NEORGE SiEUk d cos PIANOo.-Ihe
W Musical profession aud The public generally ore respect
fny Invited - cell and examine these justly celebrated ~
tents THO manufacturers heretofore, 6re deicoined
70 src no c1enious or expense ia their construction to
them the cafag Piano fOrtes Ia the country. Manu-
factory and s'rrooms Not. liz and ila Nekerst
NHALLET, DAVIS a. Co.'S Grand, Parlor
b,r1irs In Npg-YoA Par-f ia Second hard Pianos and
Cabinet sqd Monitor Organs. Pianos and Moodeons 70 Let
end odd n -.am a-- D. btItI-s. 30 aJ bLolnNa,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25
The wyanaot Election Case.

We hsvejust learned that the Supreme
Court have again dismissed this case for
want of juMsdiction
z The particular reason for this decision
is not yet known, nor can il make much
difference, The effect of it is t. make
the Court an accomplice inthe fradu'en'
trickery by which the majority Of the
people of this county have been disfran-
Hchished and the candidates Of their choice
cheated OF their offices. r
1t js now clearly understood. that the
people held'the elective franchise sub jeet
to the Clerks veto.
II the Copperheads can find any COM
fort in enjoying the reward Of their kna-
very it is happiness which NO honest
man will envy. We may pursue the
subject when we set all the Facts.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
CoLuMBus, ONO.
March 10Th 1864.

EDiroR PIoyEER-Sm Not having troubled
you often, and thinking that perhaps a few
lines from here, though hastily written, might
prove of interest to some of your readers, will
try TO itemize a few incidents.
Recently the military department has assum-
ed increased activity and veterans and recruits
are hurled to the front with astonishing dispatch.
The Hotels that were lately crowded with of.
6cer, have all at once been deserted by snouL-
DEB sras.r and asoldierexcept on duty, isscarc-
ly to be fonad on the Streets. On last Friday
the lslth Rest.. was suddenly marched into the
State House yard, to deposit their old war wori,
and battle torn Flag. and receive a new and
beautiful one at the hanGs of the Governor, who
made neat and appropriate speech on the oc-
ession. Aftcrthe ceremony was over the Gov
crnor read a dispatch from the war department.
.tated that they were ordered ta the front, and
that they would 60 to the army Of the Potomac
where they would be joined by their old com.
inand,r Grant; whereupon the boys all eheered
mc~t iustilv. declaring that they were highly
gratiiyd with th, change, May their career