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co, oncncd:-The water is now let iato,tto

con.y Opencd:-The water is now let into'tie
,,,nor ii, son of the North Branch Canal; and we
bs1in to hear aa occasional mellow ;0ot from the
merry boatmans horn.
Godey's Lady's IsooE.--for May has been rc-
eeiyed by US; it is, usull, ahead of all periodicals
of its class both in its literary matter AMI its fash
ion plates and other embellishments
Pri c SO. ycar-Two copies, for s5.-AdtreSs
L. A. Cooley, No. 323, Chestnut, St philadelphia.
Hon yyn,- vi PIatt--has removed from thi.
nlac. TO Tomanda, Bradford CO.. His Office, how
ever will be Kept open at this place; his old clients
will find u.s. when not otherwise engaged at the OLD
stand, ready ard 7iIling to accommodate them.
Stage Upset.--The Hazel; running between ih's
place and the R. R. Depot was UPSET on Monty
evening by a Vicious horse which had been put on
that day One passenger only was slish,ly injured.
Th. is the first accident Of tn, kind that has eT'r
to our knowledge, happened On this line though Il
has run daily, for number Of years.
p. r.. Bridge I5urned.--Tho Rail Road
Bridge across the L,cLlwanna River at Scranton
was accidently burned on Friday last This accident
however, only delayed lie mail ard passengers north
for one trip; as ample arrangements have been
made to forward both, by carrying them across the
stream by omnihusses provided by the company
The bridge willb rebuilt in few days.
The BeII-Rir gers are CoEling.--T Hai.-
dell Brothers-th Swiss Bcll-Ringcrs-gvo ore of
their novel and interesting musical entertainments
Mt Union Hail. in this placc, tomorrow, Chnrsiay)
evening Price of Admission 25 cts This troupe
at its visit to this place, some two years since, gave
such entire satisfaction, that now hespeak for
them = crowded house. The Blaisaeil Brothers"
with their ads-soo Violinals Harpis:s, ballad
singers &c. furnis'l entertainment well deserying
of the patronage of all lovers Of good Inusic-Go
and hear them.
ssThe Oldest EnhabitaDt"--is row about
ready to declare that h7 never kaaw Il later, or
more !upfayoratlo Spring for firming operations
than the present one The winters SHOWS hat
hardly ceased shining through the trees on The
mountain tops, when on yesterday morning we a"ckc
and found the tops OF the-hs in sigh; OF this pace
covered-no with the ycrduro Of sGring, a We
thought we had a right 20 c&rcct-lut with The
snow white mantle Of winter As wo write This the
rain pats remorselcssy tie heads of TIE rc'es-
trians in the streets. When this will cease AMI
shall have som ching lie spring weather, He Who
reigns above can ouly tell
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-04

The gre2te.. :aproycrn II yet in the sswi.s Nj.
chine art A curiosity worth seeing
Please send FOR circular with sample of sewing.
these Improved MacL.@ ONE uryD"cD PER
CENT Of thread and silk, anI make the LocEsTITcu
alike both sides
They require no instruction to operate perfectly
except !" the printed directions"
No hangc in sewing from one Kind Of goods 10
another
And no taking apart to clean or Oh.
Our New MANUFACToRY is complete with ali
It's machinery and tools entirely new ana is already
rapidly turning oul Machines whioh Cor BEAUTY and
PERFECTION Of FINISH are not surpassed by any
mant Hucture in tho world
y B-Shouil any Nfnchins prove unsatisfactory,
it can he returnea .Ld money refunded.
Agents want : in counties not eanyasseI by oul
own agents.
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MALE AND FEY4Lrs.
Ho0FLiSD's CERdAS EiTrEps
GFMEDE
From Rer. T Merton BrorH, p. D.. Editor 2/ as
Encyclopedia Of Re- qious EnolrEedge.

although not disposed 70 favor or recommend Pat.
cnt Medicines IN general, throagh dislrust of bei-
Ingredients and effects, yc; know OF no sufficient
reasons why r.n may not testify to the benefits hs
believes mself'to have received from any simpis
preparation IN the hope that he ma thas contribute.
to the bcneft Of others.
DO thissthe more readily in regard to HoosnDd',
German Bittcrs prepared by DR.. " Jackson, of
tis city, because was prgjuiiccd aga rst them cr
many years, .unier tlfe- Impression that they were
chiefly an aieohoii: IL re I aia indebted to nv
friend Robert Sho, maker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by porsr tcs. ana for enrouracemss,
TO Try them when suffering from great and long GEN.
u2ueI debility. The use Of three bottles Of thess
Bi'ers, at the beginning Of the pr saat wear was
followed ny evident relief and restoration to do.
gree OF bodily ani mental yg0r which had nc, felt
Tor SIX months heiorey AMI had almost desnaireS Il
regalninG. therefore, thank God and my friend :ec
directing me 20 the use orthcIa
PEILAp.A A, Juav %. 1861, J NEWTON Bporx.
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locai AND PERs 0NaL

.rsut COR the Democrat iHEHA GAY, hsq
,son..r,od 70 act as our Agent in receiving and
receiving subscriptions for the North BFon'h D''n-
.erat. All monies paid him either on subscription
A. far advertising will be duly accounted Tor and
,rsaitcd the same il paid to US.
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JI7hereas letters Of Administration to the es, ate
w Of Samuel Oakley, late of Nicholson Town
ship, have been granted Is the subscriber All
persons indebted to c;sai estate arc requested to
make immediate payment. aud those having cl ims
against said estate VIII make known the same n;h-
out delay, to - aa ~ So
y. OAKLEY hdu's
Nicholson Pa. } -.... .....
April 1904
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RI e

MYERS sTEPnENS.- Y. Bacon at The
House Of the brides father in Nicholson April
29th., Mr.. Apollos E Myor, to Hiss. Eliza Cai'ra-
rlne Stephens both OF Nicholson.
BALDWIN-PRATT.-A hy tie same at the
Hotel of s D. Bacon. May 2oi., Mr. Jarei r.
Baldwin, of Luzerno Comfy to Mrs Anne Pratt Of
Nicholson Wyoming County.
Luxernc papers please corv.
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rH NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
The Cheapest Paper in the World.

The exi iehsve and comprehensive facilities in its
possession enables tho PROPRIETOR of the WEEKLY
HERALD to guarantee the latest and most reliable
Information possibly to be obtained nut only from
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the world%
IT'S home correspondents engaged at heavy cost
and connected with each new naval AMI military tx
petition OF the government prove that it is deter
HIned TO leave 10 spot by lis operations
and no event can occur that Shall not find imnedi-
ate report in its columns IL costs the proprietor
over one hundred thousand dollars per year to MAIN
tain its corps Of correspondence in the field
b In its coliectonct Foreign news the HERALD has
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in the future TO maintain g staul it has assumed.
1t has special correspondents stationed il al Of the
void.
Its tclcgraphic arrangements extead to wherever
the electric wires are stretched. When the Atlantic
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teiegramz will be received from Europe AMI asia,
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civilized world regularly ard dearly lni before
them,
Yhe proprietor dcvotes portion Of the paper to
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Sporting Matters, .i 'ca end Financial 81 ports,
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+ A,ADEISESERAT0R n N.zTICE
Whereas Letters Of Administration 20 the Estate
of Wm, DaflaQd late of Falls Township, deceased .
have been granted to tho subscribed. All persons
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immediate payment and those shaving claims aga nst
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TO TEET2 LADIES
TIE eldest REGULATOR FlR FEmRlES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

VIII Immediately relieve, without pain, all disturb
aucc OF the pcru lie discharge, whether arising from
relaxtion ur suppression. They act like charIu in
removing the pain: ;hat accompany difficult i'm
moderate men.trpatian, and the only safe and
r.labIe remedy for liushes. sick Headache, Paius
in the Loins. Back and Siies. Palpigation Of tie
Heart, NeHons Tremors, IyslericS, Sp.sns, Broken
Sleep and other unleas 1t and 5er0us Effects Of
an unnatural condition Of the sexual functions. IL
the worst cases Of E!aor ALjus. or Whites they cf
feet speedy cure.
DIP. CHEESEMAN'S FENALE PILLS
Have been u-ci OVER 4 QUARTER OF i CEN
TCRY. They are offered Is ih. only safe means of
renewing Interrupted mens'ruatiop but Lgdics must
bear in mind that there IS oHs condition 2F tie fs-
male system an 1rh,ch the Pills cannot re taken
?ri:aoui pr0iucja- 4 PECTLTIR RESULT
The condition reIerred 10 Is PPEEEATCY-
the result, MISCARRIAGE, St-h is tie jrrestS!-
lille tendency 81 The mcdiciRe 70 restore tie cruqI
fpnciions 10 aornadt condition. that eren the pro-
dgctire poIcsr Of nai3re cannot resist THEY
CINNUT Do HARM inanv nthrr ~.
DR.CHEa.sEMAH'S FEMALE PILLS
Are Tie on'y re licine thai MARRIED IND SIN
GLE LADIES haze relied urr'n CIR many ears or
can rely uran now. BEWARE or IHiTA-
T{ONS! These Pills form the Finest PreparGiioa
ercr mt fjrrGrdr with IMMnDiATD and PER-
SESIENi SUCCESS. DON'T BE DE'CEilE-
ED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist.
ami tell him thnt vou lrant he BEST and most
RELLjBLE TIE NALE EHEDICINEI IN THE
WORLD, whica j comprised iii
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PRO SP ECT u S.
THE PHI ADJ5:bPHIA i: AGE.
1864.
HE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY JOUR
NAL PUBLISHED IN AMERICA.
THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION, AND TIL
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THE DAILY AGE,

which advocates the principles and policy Of the
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tact every characteristic of u LIVE NEW NSPApER
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The Publishers of Tar AGE coull easily fiji their
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MILE IN y T, Z, e e Y I STORE.
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DR.ISS -UEA
Tunthannoot. Arrii p, 1854.
uERCANYsnn AE.aRAIsE,1alNr.

The Undersigned, having been appointed Nerean-
tile appraiser for the County Of Wyoming for the
year 1854 hereby eertihes the following to be cor
rect list Of Retailers IN foreign Merchandise, with
their names, class AMI rate in the several townships
- wit
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eJOhn We'll.
Tu pkharrock March C. lsC4

Treasure ) sale Of Unseated LAID In WV
---..- ..oming County.
NOTICE is hereby given, that under and by
~ virtue ut til Several Acts Of assembly Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, passed for the col
lection Of taEcs upseated lands the Treasurer of
" ,oming County, will, on the second Monda7 20
wit. i3t!) June A. j.. 1864 at the Court House in
the Roroueh of Tunkharnock, expose to Public sale
the following ard parts Of tracts of unseated
land for tha taxes and cos' ~ them respectively.
Sale to cJ.f'a nee at one q clock p. NJ.
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5s. Special Notices.
Administrators Notice.

Whereas letters of Admjns.rlt,o-. have been
granted TO the undersigned on the estate Of solomon
Whitcomb late of Windham Township Decd. Ill
persons owing sail d.ccdent are requested to mike
immediate payment, and those haviuG claims against
ths same requested to present them duly authen
4 Gated to
HENRY love.
Mehoopany Pa, ! Aln.;ut:t..tsr.
ApriI 27tt- 1874 rarH--- --. s-7-
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PARTICULAR FOTICE

There are many preparations e,l .I.reley HE MAMA
g. B'HerS PIT Hp IN quart LolGes, coulbounded Of
ne cheapest 1rhi&ey or ca5,p on RIM costing froH.
~ 10 ~ cents per gion, tie Taste sg4ise by i.i,s
or C2riaad-r Seed
This class Of Eutsrs has cqusey er5 ,,;yco,,;r,,,
10 Cause as io.S legcon be Sold h {reots 10 dia
Tie daG" gi his dranaardf .}y hteir It. Tie systca
. het coa'iaaaty p.ler Ike i!eqe.ee Of Aicoholie
StjmRI2hts g,the Eorst kta9, if:dss;-s 70 Li7aor
IS c'ffts1o''a Et ~. and he Tc.uif is aRI.e ho--
r0rS G.tt""qaf apoH q druakQr,rs aad IL N
Fr those 7r!0dgire and vii! have a Liouor
ni,e,2, tre Pabisf tie fo'ioring y,csiyk- Get One
Bottle EEaogiaHd'S i.e.Inan K.i.isrs ony WI
lrHh Three Quarts Of Coed Israns.y o., ~ his
aeE' GHa t'c res4.' I'll BE- preparation H4t .riR
tar czctl in Gaedtciaai ri-tI,ts ayJ t-,,c Cyr,,
any Hts Numerous LiIl5s Djtcrs in he mark,
aHa tt4c"st much less. lga 1riI hare al! ne
otrttes Of Hoo1!and's Gziiters IN cg3Dseiioo ,;ts
s"oo cff.as q Liguor, cf ,q.irt tess Dricl akaE
ttsse inferior prepqraiiya3 lsil COS. ,,,,, ''
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-04
AUDITORS NOTICE.
IN matter OF The Estate Of Elisha Harris
late of Falls township, wyoming voun.
s.ra ty deceased,

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Wyoming County. an
Auditor 70 make general distribution Of the fund
raised by the sale of tbs real estate Of said Elisha
Harris deceased, amongst the heirs and all that are
legally entitled to any portion OF said fund. will
attend to the duties of his said appointment at his
Office in the borough of Tunkbanno X Pa on Wed-
nsday Jun lst 1864, at ore O'Clock inthe afternoon
at which tine and place nll persons having any
claims upon said fund are required to present them
or be debared from coming IN upon said fuad.
-... ..-- Z. c. ROSS Auditor
Iunkhannock April 25th 1854,
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An arpoa! vii! Le I'D ., Jhs Court II,use IN lao
Borough of Tunkh1'9,t5, "a fiiiay, the e. day
Of July, 4. d. -5Ji.
0.L. FAVG!iN' I Afrraisec.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCHINGs d HILLYEE, -.loPMEToE'z.
2ICedar Street, : c's Io,i;

- Sold in TunkIaancck by j. ". Lyman. in
T. c. Fuller, in Flctoryyil!c hy all D-u ,gists
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-04
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS u!

They have received. and arc now receiving fhe
sanction of the mos; tastHe1lt PtySici4as in Amer
ica. - ---.. -..- .e..=
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS wi'h each Box the
price, One Iot'Qr per Boz, containing from so to
so Pills. .y...#
Pills sent By mail. pronptI. 10y resAitti0g the
price 10 the lIopr.ctcrs, or any authorized Agent,
i'll current funds
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-04

NocHLAND-s GERMAN 8ETTERs
WfEL GIVE Yor
A GOOD APPETITE.
WILL GIVE YoU
HiROAG HEALTHY NERVES.
Will GIVE YG.-
BRISK And ENERGETIC FEELINGS ;
WILL ENABLE YoU'TO
SL!tt.T WELL
AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT
iELLo" FEVER BIL1ors FEVER, 30
Those sagering .!rcal S. 80
b'o"en dolfa and Deiicgie Consultations.
Flvm whatever causes, oi.I.ar Il
MALE AND FET4LE,
WILL FIND ~
h00FLiSD's GERMAN EITCips
= REMEDT
inAS will rcst )re taan totApir u.aal health Sucb
mas hefn thecsse ia thousands # inst.n,es. and a
tar TIA! Is bRt required to prove tie assertion.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-04
HENRY TGyT.
ADMINISTRATORS. EOYICE,

! ln,;a; st..tar.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-02
Putnam CiOtIles-wriug.r,


The frs me beng Of Iron, thorough, ga.
van zod alt danger from r,sst Is Temo.ed, and
the liability to shrink, swell, sp',t, &c. 80
n"ero'da6ls IN wooden machines, 10 proven
ted.
No thumb screws or consolidated fcs.a.ags
to wear eur Or get on. OF order; is can IL
fastened 70 the tub in sms'e second.
WARRANTED WITH OK WITHOUT Coa.wusp1a
1t took the FEaTT PREMiUI At Fifty.
Seven State and County Fairs in lss3, and is
uatho,.t en- szesption, the best Wr!nger ever
made,
Instead ct b,!eiving the statements Of par
ties intere,ed IN the sale Of other Wrins era
Test it thoroughly with any and all otherA,
and if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
It vii wiring anything from a thread to o
bed quilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States, Enyland,
Cauxda, and Aust1 alis.
Agents wsnteS in every town.
Energetic men can make from Q to 10
dollars per day.
Putnam manufacturing Co:
GESrLrrEs; Ixaow from practical ~
peyi,nc. hat irsn veN galvanized tci's sine
uiN net c1iJ;se or rust one particles. I can
safely Say, NlleT bcF crhi years experience IN
the Manufacture Of cham for chan-punps
and water drawers, in which ksvs tested
the affinity Of mon and zine, that ifthe pre-
cess be conducted properly, it is q perfect
weld Of the two. fr
Nearly one year ago nv family eonHAa.
ced using one Of your Wrinscrs It nGu
performs all of its functions Us wsl "a it &3
the first time it was used, and has become
All Indispensable article with W, have
closely observed several other kinds OF
cloths-.wringer., the modus operandi being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the Putnam Wringsr, but in my judS.
ment t',ey have failed. The Putnam Wring-
er is as near perfect as possible. and can
ehssrfully recommend It to be the best IN W..
'>'A Respectfully you're
JNO. W. WHEELER,
sass s< Cleveland Chic,
Many years experience in the galvAn>
Using business enable me 10 indoyss the above
statement in III particulars
f JNO r.,EEFFERfA
No. 100 Beekmaun
Now York. January, 1864. .,.-, -.....y
o., No. 4 $3.50; No. "A. $3.50. ~
Manufactured ind sold, wholssals -sA4
Tue PUTNAM MANUFACTURERS 20.
No. u Hstt ~ My, and Cleveland 0hsd
.sD4ss. AalE6aT1Roe .Aeps
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-02

! CordihS.
! Il form: \ fss, even and e!a5t, seam. whisi
- warranted not 70 rip in wear, C,sl if III,
seam is cut at frequent intervals, and alsc
under all circumstances ''to survive The wash
| tub
patented device Of great utility to learn
crs, prevents the possibility Of tho machine
being run in the wrong direction, or tho bal
auoo, wheel wearing indy'a dress
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle. which
cannot be sci wrong.
| st is emphaticallv the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine that the puLlc have
long been waiting for.'--Eoion Transcript.
1t is indeed wonderful production. and
for family nsc especially. no other will bear
anv comparison With Uphill Ev.. Journal
"A mechanical wonder Scientific Amsr-
ican.
"Among thu best and most serviceahlc
Sewing Machines, Light and elegantly fin
ished and so simple in it's construction, that
it seems almost impossible for it to get out
Of rerair.'-- Piltsturg Chronide
'Has combined with its own peculiar N .r-.
it's all the really valuable Improvements of
tho higher priced Observation-Disclosures.
':Jhs machine, in the opinion of Tire com
mittse fills more nearly Ike requirements of
perfect E,mlv machine than anv on eshi
hitien,.,-~franklin Institute Exhibition Re.
royt ofls5s.
Waking in!o confederation simplicity. cheap.
nesa, durability, and doing all work, the COM
mi,ten were unan; nously IN favor of Wilcox
s. Gihbs'. "a a single thread machine. -
Pennsylvania STATE Agricultural Soc,e!ss Re-
part
''Ne must, in justice, express onr conf
dence in the merits Of the Willcex & Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that n great
desideratum has been supplied by it, in prov.
ing, beyond doubt. that two threads are not.
IA was supposed, necessary to y good ma
chine"-Chr,sian Advocate and Journal,
June 81. 1860. H.
cater much wear and many washings,
the stitchingis found to retain Ill the ronnd-
ness, evenner4, and frnnes which are so much
admired Mt first."- New York, Sun. -
"ln principle il il perfect"-Eng,ne<y,
London. 9HsaarsH
.Hae evident pointsof superiority over oil
others Philadelphia Press.
"A serv,ceable machine. Of this We have ex
cperience in our owD family '-Bostos Traveller
'sThs beauty and simplicity Of its nechan.
ism are admirable '-ErpYess
s.No Sewing Machine heretufore introduced
has in so short a tmo, acquired snch WELL
mcritcd popularity '-Cincinnati Gazette.
1--WE esteem it the best machine for family
use. Ths tie stieh IL une1septionab'e '-Sign-
Cd by many hundred citizens Of Philadelphia.
~sEND TOR CIRCULAR. - -
JAMES NhLcO4, S9saufssta,sr,s
n4ss<5p ~ Broadway. Y. 3.