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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

kTa meeting Of the Bants Of the town Of Stsun
IN ton, held on Tuesday Fe5rua1y 15d, ls6A, the
following resolutions were adopted and ordered to
be published in the papers Of this town
''RsseEced, Thst public notice be giyen that she
Ranks located In this Gown viii find Unnecessary to
give to their depositors, in-17ting Banks, in ex.
ehsnge for deposits ct their credit on she lss OF
April next, and in payment ofcersiioktes OF depos
i.s then outstanding the four per cent. Confedsr-
ese States Bonds authorized = the Isl eeston: OF
she set OF Congress entitled 'an act to reduce the
Currency and to aushorixet nsW issue o1nofes ana
bonds" approved February lst 1864 unless sald
.,spositors or Tanks, any OF them, give proper
notice in writing Of their wish that shd deposits -
credit ssl he invested at their cost IN me new "a
cues authorized by ssd scl st the rate liked there
il, provided eaid notice be sysn BY the 1ist 0ny
ee Msrch next Ga and Gfe- wAich day and nHti
lst day OF April neIs she Ba1ss will decline 10 re-
ceiye deposits
ssRe.osees That On snd sfser the lst Day q
April next he present issues q Go4federste tFeas
ury notes will only bs receives end psd ont - no
value given sheni by esd SCI 81 Congress, but the
new or changed currency. ipd;easgd and prescTio.
cd iii said act, will be recelEea Ead payed cut az
mar
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

~ The undersigned is authorised to
purchase supplies for Central Lunasic Asylum, and
20 execute hia bond. as Steward, payable without
iatdrest, on demand, or at the expiration OK the
war as tAe seller may prefer. ainyltss pr"nosafa
for Flour Corn, Bye, Potatoes, iMolasses and 9th
or articles nesdfgl for sustenanee, also for wood
SAMUEL A. EOSHOUR,
Feb 1o-ss Steward q. l.. Asylum.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
.Uonn Christian

the popular caterer for the HOUSE NTH other we'll
trained servants will always be on hand so wsis
On the Patrons OF the DUB HOUSE.
Feb. 1Q-kf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

GE Nearly all the Federal garrisons
along the Mississippi river consist Of negro
uoops. Port Hudson is garrisonedsby foar-
teen negro regiments Of infantry, four cav
airy regiments of whites, and regiment Of
heavy artillery. Baton Rouge has five
thousand troops, and is defended by forty
two pieces Of Artillery There are sboat
three thousand pegro and Fights hundred
white troops at Naseaez. 4 large garrison
OF the same m;niens held Vicksburg.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

EXCHANGE NOTICE 20. VIII.
l. All prisoners heretelore hsi,s she Easead
States authorities, whether officers. 'oldisfs or
civilians, received at City poihs before Va, i't OF
January, 1868. are hereby declared exchange.
who reported for duty ST Enterprise, Miss.. 81
any time prior To The 18th OF November, 1868, and
whose names were forwarded Sc rae by Maj. Cen.
John II. Forner. arc declared exchanged.
8. Ali officers end n!en Of the VicckshurK cap
ture. belonging 10 The rss Tennessee heavy arsil-
!ary, who reported for duty st Marietta ia. aud
whose names we're forwarded 10 no BY Col. A.
Jackson, are declared exchanged.
40. Otiis, gent OF E1ehangs.
By order: ESignsdl S. CoosaA, Ada and lnsp's
General.
Feb. SIS
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MI AR. H led.
DIED.


OF Typhoid Pneumonia, at Orange G. H.,
the alss inst. GEoRGEB. SEE, private In Co.
&. 67nd Va. Regt:
On the 25th Feb, at Valley Mills, Augusta Co.,
vs.. of Dypsheria, FRANK BROW n, only child Of
Andrew j. aud Rebecca f. Palmer, sged years
months and Al days. None know him bus to love
him.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

WE, the undersigned Physicians Of Stanton;
w would respectfully ennouneo 10 FARM EltS
rvbafhe- living in the town or country and to
MAsTFAeTU L lsi.s5 that hereafter cur practice
srnoug thera will b pom thc principal Of 3 h
qER--the prices before the war controlling both
parties.
B. II. D0NAGHR,
u. HANGER,
N
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

CoMsoRrs OF CarLDnHy.--Coleridge Gays
cali DOT sha. man wretched, who. whatever
else he suffers ss to pain inflicted, or pleas
ure denied. has child for whom he hopes,
ard on whom be dotes. Poverty may grind
him 70 She dust, obsurity may cast its dark
ess mantle over him, The song Of the gay
nay 10 far from his. own dwelling, his face
nlsy be unknown 10 his neighbors, end bis
voice may be UNDECIDED among those with
whom he dwells--cycn pain may rack his
jsihts and sleep 'eava hi, pillow-but h.
haa gem with which he would not part fer
wealth e'efying computation for fame filing
t4e worlds car, for the luxury Of that high
est wealth, or for the sweetest sleep tllst
over sat upon mcrtal's ere"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
GREY CLOTH.

I FEW PIECES OF ALL WOOL DRABAEp
"a GREY CL0TH for ssle oy
DAVIS hAT2Hg
ALS0&5SACKS CT SALT,
neesmber ll---st
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
vs. g-pgErs ~ esflGGs

The attention Of the pnblies respectfully G. led
70 lie sbsve resolutions Of the banks located N
this town, and notice is hereby given, that me
coarse therein prescribed wiz Pc pursued oy sar1
Banks. I.5ss r. p p. l !, = !, Lo.-'
W. H. TAMS.
Cashier Of Central Bank Of Va.
Feb ss-tfda,
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COUTkiERy literary ssesseager.-aab
~ scription price $50 year, from and after shss
date.
In the September number we notified cur cub
seribers that, for the ensuing year. 1884 would
be compelled TO raise the subscrp tion prise Of the
MESSENGER to Sc. Ufoa Hakig calculation Of
the cost TO publish NEXT wear, ne End shat we will
not be able to carry the hssssaoss for ,ess thas
Sl0, and therefore have raised the subscription
accordingly -:o cemrasnee from tAo present NUN
Der.
Our subscribers, We doubt not. will see the ne
eessty for this, and we hope give us cordial up
port. For the last sIz months Wo have been fur
nshing 10 over 1000 subscribers the II Hssaya N
for 1868 st ioss to OF several hundred dollars
per month. We hope, wish the advanced eubscip-
Zion, to be able to furnish better msseriAl and in
every respec. make Che MRsssses2 worthy Of sup
pors. Address
Richmond Va
ess~ Editors friendly 70 che ha;,assss will
publish this notes.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
COMMUNICATIVE Notice.

9TTE have this DAY catered into CoPsrtssrstie
: sor she purpose Of conducting the AEkCa%
TtLE BUSINESS in sAs roEa Of SsaHgson, az
der She ssyfe and firm OF =. Il. & j b. Aoys.
" aoiicit me yssfo1sss o. oar tcisast snd esks
pnblis generally.
J. g. HUGR.
Stnuntan @9sS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
O. 4, o ID .sTs III r

W " y NJ GFB - 4 q 8A II
ss~e ysrsoved n. YRgCTIDT MATCH 5A8
4 UftCTOEf, 81 tAo corner known ss t9!cs.s's
Corner en Augusta street, oPpofs.s "a a7T
yoea'e stofe . dr. Owen 9. Norris, n5sro SSss
hs prepared 10 IN. eish hatca-sny ;6s f3lcss go
Bog. These matches SO sxtensiTsly @sso 81
Seauntou and Richmood ar though. - oe 5z'lT
equal t. nny ever sold in this I.Syaeh sea'i -
wavsheva supply on hsad. IS tits raaeg faSsarT
10 keps coas.ansiy il operation.
J&o 3S-lsr D. &. 6LACALG IN
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
Fec. IS 1865

Fec. IS lSGa-tw
Will be sold in
front OF tho Va Hotel on THURSDAY the 10th Of
the present month, fehead OF canssemned Horses.
r. TURK. Capt, & a. 9 n
March lit Va. Spectator copy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

ROBERT n gEsEE.
SsauntOn, Va,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

DRosP ECTUs. The undersigned will issue, in
L few weeks, as Kichmohd, Va, weekly jour,
nal 80 BE- called
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+. y. zIsoR,
Richmond, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
81 2gy Ege w gard-

TKTANTED.-
w Fifty bsshels Of Wheat or ten bar.
rels Of Flour, for which fair price in SPECIE
viii be- paid. Apply at VIHD{CATOB OFFICE
Feb 10.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
A MEETING OF THE BANKS.

March A5t
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
Manufacture of WOODEN Goods !
CHATTER !.

Tho Manufacture Of Wooden Goods. both in the
household nd in the factories has become of great
portanCc on accountofTits forming at present
principal articles Of clothing. The nature of eli
mate make II necessary and the s-aTclty Of Cotton
has greatly increased the value of WOO! and FabrckS
made from 1t ami being engaged in the business II
making tiorh anl Flannel, and also oil CAraing,
and Cloth Dressing. we have thought a few remarks
with regard to handling Wool and the proper pro-
of Manufacture, might be Of seryc; the Coun-
try, AMI beneit to @. selves
The lrSt process T"a ,he farmer who intends to
make LIs Woo! Into rolls for spinning an / weaving
at home after washing and earing, is asserting tae
qualities. IaiS we do fpt expect farmer 20 do rs
perfectly IS Il regular hlaluiActgTer, but by trying
he will approximate towards it. and be amply paid
for the ltLle pains required, by having even
thread ana smoother fabric. The fleece should he
whole and be sPread out table the coa'ses5
wool VIII he fourd on the skirts ot tue fleece aui
can easily lie distinguished by looking closely to the
fibre Two qualities from ealh 6tere Hili perhaps
bc close enough for ordinary purposes, but as the
sheep IN oar country lif fer muc, a their grades Of
ru".-thc course nt OF one may 30 to so with the
fer part Of aETt'ler, AMI thus make three or four
qualities out Of tho 1T II it is going the manu-
factory or to market, the fleece should not he torn,
but after r"moylng ne tdyigcs should be rolled up
compact s. s,Ia cat aiie NJ less than one pound
..il5t fires, butter &. :. .hi..i 8e seGt With every
ten pounds E WOOL Going to the ~t-I.g machine
Iuc next th:ns.of importance is If coGr TO he
we'll c.9ds,, tor whirh .i, a9 entirely rcsp0n.!
ole but IA ta9 matter ut spinning a;i weaving,
have another caution - add, Unless tie yarn Is
ete.'J TWISTED, ami beat up cEsny IL TIE oom the
c.J'n >AiIHn~ GAgrouiy IA iu.iibg- king some It-
ces lie IA others narrow an If The GLisier suc-
ceelS III pressing out the wlla.cs the coJI will
sumo it- -.DturJlyI again when II .C into gar
GqGt. au, the mechanic is sometimes wgoucfuly
j'alciyr cots 1t.n,-i.e lantern Jared on I
wheel equal aamho- u tars to u given length Of
,-ryad drawn Oat. " fin, .A.- - iculty ir"r" iauc
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

There are many preparations SAID Under the name
y G"iers. PIT ~ II, gRgrt Bottles, COMPOUNDED Of
ne e1Hllst .rt's"ty or comm rum, cUstag frOH
y % 4rcsn's per e0iiont taste Sgused 6y 4Eiss
CgriaHuer .%ee1
lhts rlasa # btia1s has caussL sia acilteoniii.us
10 as 11ag Us Iksyeoa Be sold Inr3reds 10 dir
Tie aeAit 9 ne arulhard By thar use the svsten.
~ te' c'"taartty uaaor the iaEae',ce Of Alcoto!ic
-tfm|an'e tft5e ,yorst t5nd. the 95srrs fo- Liruor
Is erea.sd aal aslt ~, and lie result IS qNMe hor-
ror% ahs314'1 ffooa dratnkards and de ah
6''e', &c ytt>iSf tie fotiOl-iag RECENT Get One
B"ti'e Ep" .aaHd's [;e' man E3Itjers ang mir
nth Three Quarts q {. L Brandy or Whis-
key, ant Ae result piH Be Prc9cr1tion kaqt nciU
'a' SEr's n n'.al-sHat riI and iruc excellence
any q i4e HHmsTyas Liq.or BHtsrs il the mo -ket
and uLt ces5 much iCss. loH l-ilr hare all the
r''@s. e Fs""'ia.a's Eii:crs ia conasciign ,rifh
s""d d"tice q Lfq2gr at a zaucl ieas Drice it1n
these 1aftrio~ p~er@r.i13S ujW cgst vou
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
AJSINT RESOLUTION, y,
e = VS. PROPOSING CERTAIN
Arnendmsnta to the Constitution.


Re is resolved by the Senate ana House OF Rep
,oseotativcs of the Commonwealth u Pennsylvan;,
in General assembly met That the follOwir,
amendments he proposed to the Constitution ot the
Commonwealth, in accordance with the provisions of
the tenth article thereof
There shall be an i.litionaI section TO tie third
article of the Conati uon to Le designated section
four, as follows;
SECTION a. Whenever any of the qualified else
tors Of this CoC.ie Awe.!t3 sIDIi 20 IL any acAve
military service, under rCqGis on from the Pres
dent of the United States, by the authority OF tha
Gen,rre t such electors mag exercise the right
of suffragein al elections hy the citizens, uncef
such regulations arc CT s2'i te, prescribed by
law, as fully as Il tLcy were present - their usual
place OF election" .
SrcrIoy 3 There shall be two additional sections
10 the eleventh article of tho Constitution to be des
ignatsd as sections eight and nine as follows:
,"SEcTroS g. No bill shall he passed by the legs-
lature containing more than one subject which shall
Lc clearly expressed R the ii lie, except aIpropria
tion Bills "
g"SECrIoN 40 bill shall he passed by the Legis-
lature granting any powers, or privileges. in any
case, where the authority to grant such powers,
privileges, has been may hereafter 9 conferred
Upon the courts .! this Commonwealth"
S HENRY c. JOHNSON, Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives.
JOHN p. PEfTNY, Speaker Of the Senate.
UFFlcE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMON
-. wEALEu HARRISBURG, April 25, lSGl'
PENNSYLVANIA, Ss.
q do hereby certify tbat the foregoing is full,
true, and correct copy Of the original Joint Reso"
luton of the General Assembly, entitled a Joint
Resolution proposing certain Amen inents to the
Constitution,' as the remains ca aie in this
Office.
-ISea!.l II TESTIMONY whereof. have herounto
sct my hand an: caused the seal cf the Secretary
Office 10 be aGiNci, the day and year about written.
ELI SLIFEE; Sec. Of tle Common woa!!a
The above Resolution having been agGeei 10 by a
majority Of the nolnhcrs of each House. at t@o
cesspe sessions Of the General Assembly Of this
LonmDnwea!ih, the proposed amendments viii lie
submitted to the people tor their adoption r2iec-
ttl, on the FIRST TUESDAY Of AUGUST, III the
year of cur Lord one thousso cigh, hundred AZ
sixty-four, in ac.orlln'e Ia the provisions Of he
teuh article of the Constitution, and the act entitled
ani the act entitled. "An act prescribing the time
and Of submitting 70 Tie people, for thcu
approval and satiisat,on, rejection. tho proposed
amendments to the Constltutl,n' approved the
twenty thiri ay ! ,Ii!. s..,as2aJ, oscs hun
DIRE and stAty-t,s-T.
,4. ELL SLIEEG. Secretary or he Cynm) awe~llh.
Harrisburg, May. ., 1854 -3o.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01


Although not.,s. cspa 10 favor or recon,raepd-pat
cnt Medicines IN general through disrust Of their
ingredients AMI e&eais. yet hnow Of no sufficient
reasons why nal may not testify to the benefits he
believes E'mzcii - haze received from any sim ele
prep ration N t. Aope at he ma thus Contribute
t., The be lal;5 Of hers.
J Do this the more readily in regard 10 I!oofanis
German Est'ers Ireparei Ly Dc. II Jackson. Of
u''5 ci'y because waa prejgdiyel a,a Est thc1n far
n'any yeaT-. under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoAohc mixture l am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ. for the renewal ~
this prejudice by proper tests and lor announcement
10 try them when suffering from great and longcop
tnu2d debility. The use of three bottles of these
Bitters, at the beginning Of The pr sent year, was
followed ny evil'nt relief, anu restoration to de-
gree oi bodily an mental vigor which had not felt
Tor SIX months before, ani had almost despalred of
resalnns. therefore thank Cod and nv friend for
directing me 10 the use of them -
PHILAp'A, June %, 1861 J Nrwros Egopx
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01


.~ -,
-.
! issued uIoef 'h's At' sh'i &c LIZ '''"l ''-i
! TAXATION - or under any state or municipal au-
| th rity. Se'serp,ons to 'hese Bonds are received
m Jatcr STATES notes or H';'s of National Banks,
I Taer are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, 4: the
pleasure of the Government. a any pertd-not less
th,,, p, mar ,or t5,., f,ry, ysars from their date
and until their - ;s.,,a;,n Five PER CENT IN
-rr,r,,,-.r, WIZ rp,,rr>- cor>- r,r;..r
! ...
/
!
..a.-
,;,,,.- r,,,.i-.o-o. g.,
ron Bonds, as they may prefer Registered Bonds
! are recorded on the books Of the L 5 Treasurer,
and can he transferred oplv on the owners ORDER
! Z, ~ r, .t -, .. t..- "a - ro
.,,,.,,,.io,. Co. ,,,.,....i.,, ,.,.s
! Subscribers to rhi, Loan will have the option Of
havjn their Bonds draw interest from March LIST by
,ayi7 the accrued interest il coin (ag in United
state, or the notes Of National Banks, adding fftv
,.,,, r,, ~o,, inn, or -o..i,o tho,, lr,,~;,,,
rs theses Bond arc
Exempt from Municipal or state Taxation,
their value is Increased from TO three Per cent
per annum, according to the rate of tax leyies in
various parts oi 'he country
At the present rate OF premium on gold they pay
>" 'u' y s'A' "'0 =. e4U"' 'o'''''ie"N -" ~
rtis haave, that no soorr;,;es ofr.r co GREAT in.
duecmons 70 lenders as the varous description. of
T. por,, r, ali o,,o- farms If Indebtedness the
...., e u,r.;.. 49, s.oo,, oorr,.
pies or separate communities only is pledge. for
uLilo ,ho AoLt of ,lo I-,;ta5 Stot,s
! f"'
the "''o'e PF'pei'S oi 'He 'oo"''S' i "''1s" ~
cure the payment of both prneipa! AMI interest IN
coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
$50 up to auv magnitude, on the same terms AMI
are tbus made eon,v ovsiI,ble to the smallest lem
,,,- ans, ,r,.ast .ani.,,i.t rbor ann he .ovor,
ca "''o n''sF ~ %'y 'n'uie"' anu '''' "''''' "''
49,.
we ''''i fuiaeu Dent OF 'ne 'n''ea '''"'eS ."
which interest is payable in goli on the 81 day OF
I March I-j4. was S7G8. 9S5, OOO The In crest on
this del, far tbo canning s.,, voa, will ba st5 eo7
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
John We'll.
Tu nkhaIro,k NGf,h 20 lFC4.
treasure > sale OF Unseatcd Land In wy
omiHg County.

NOTICE is hereby given rhAt un Ter and by
y virtue OF III Several Acts Of assembly Of the
Commonwealth Of Peunsy lvunIa passed for the col
lection Of taxes unseated linis the Treasurer Of
" ,oniing County, will, on the second Monday 10
wit. 1917 june d. 1864, at the Court House, in
the Borough of Tunkharnnck, expose to- Public sale,
the following 'rocf' and parts Of tracts of unseated
land. for the taxes and costs thein respectively.
Sale to confluence at one o'clock T. NJ
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
Both Married and single
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

VIII Immediately relieve without pain, all disturb
ancs Of the periodic !schnrgs whether arising from
reiaxtlon or suppression They act like charm IN
re eu,ovng the pains that accompany difficult or i'm
moderate rlenS:ruation, and the only safe and
reliable remedy FOR Flushes Sick Headache, Pains
in the Lons Back ami Sides, Paipation of thc
Heart Nervous Trcmors, Mysteries, Spasms, Broken
an ur:natu-Gl condition Of the sexual functions ln
the worst cases Of r?uor Atbus. Whites, they eff
feet speedy cure.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used OVER 4 QUARTER OF \ CEN
TCRY. They are offered as the only safe meaos Of
grlewinr Interrupted meu-rruLtiDa hut Indies mast
bear Ia nlnd that here is condition q the T.
4pQls sYs!cnl in 3-ktch lie Pills cgHHot "e taken
lti:h9us yr9ducing a PECLLL1R RESULT-
The c0aljft2n 1,.fsr-cd 10 Is 'PEtTANC =
the result. NISCARRIAGE Surt Is The irreSist-
jls tendeucy Of Ne 7Hsdicas 10 restore The ScruIt
functions To u avrIRGi can't tt0n. HIt The pro-
d1tctire po,ser Of nature cannot resist IL ThEl
CANNOT % "A ARM ia tnv osI"r yIy.
DE.CHEE>EIAN.s FEMALE PILLS
ArsMs only 'IoIjciue tEatMAhKIED AND SIN
GLE la DIES have relied ':rnn for MANY years. OF
can RELY uron now. BETARE or IlIITA-
TTONS! These Pills toynl tn. Fiasst Preparation
crer mt f5r3rard With iNNEDiATD and lf.h-
SI~TENI SUCCESS. DOS I istI DNCEIiE-
ED Take this ad,ertiscseIi t. v"Ur Druggist
ar,i ten him that Won rant The BESE and N s,'
Reliable FEliALE HEDICLNL IN TIE
WORLD. w..i:n j. cJ:Eggisvd ia
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

The grsa5e.t i.opr'r." ID, .et ia '1e sewing Ma
chine arr. \ cc5io>ij: w.-ia s,e...g.
Please scnt fy- circular with sample of '.n;.
These Improved Mnchin ; save oyG HUSYpeD PER
CENT. Of thread aAl SIX aal iaaks tie LocsyriTch
alike on both sides.
They require no instruction to operate perfectly
except he printed d.re,r;ons''
No hangs in sewing l,o-a one kind Of goods to
another.
Ana La taking arar; to y!otn Of oil.
Our NEW MANuFAcToEY j. nov complete wish ail
It's machinery an: tools entirely -.cw. an :, airea
RAPIDLY turning out Ntlc1iaez which :.-rs,vrr AMI
rEEfHcgIos Of FINISH IRE hot sur.a->ei Jy any
manufacture in he wog'|
y B.-shou;j any Machine prove ursati-.,ctory,
it can he returned and money refunded
Agents wanted in counties not cauvassed by ouI
Cen rSrn!S.
FINkEE a. LYON -. VI. co.
No. SIS BR0ADWAY, NEW YORK
April l3 1868, v3-n35-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
PENSIONS {.
He CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF NERVOUS INVALID.

published for the benefit and rs a caution TO Young
men. and others, who suffer iron Nervous Debility
Early Decay, and thelr kindred ailments nts-suppIylng
the means Of seit-euTe. By ono who has curcd hun
self after being victim Of misplaced confidence in
medical humbug and quackery BY enclosing post
paid directed envelope single copies may be had Of
the author, NArHASIEL MArrAIa, Esq., Bedford
Kings County New York.-v3.nl5-Iy.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
ADMINIST ST7aT0N'S SA.E
C[ Personal Property.

TIE Sub ,ri,ers will ssll rqul;e sa'o |y ye'i.o
at the late residenca O. JACOB fiGmclte't,
IL MLsuUPTrE, O. THURSDAY,
JUNE2 loGI
at 10 oclork A. NJ. the following described personal
property, 10 wit;
TWO HORSES, ONE COLT, YOKE OMEN. FIVE
COWS LOT OF YOUNG CATTLE, TWENTY
FIVE SHEEP SEVEN HOGS.
also Wagons, Harness S'egLs, and ether farming.
utensils ~ lot Of OAK logs, grain the ground
also household furniture, &c a..
- TERMS An sums under fee dollars, cash down,
al Sums ov FIVE dollars nine months sreGit, with
approved SCI curity.
JOHN FLUNERFELT, ,..,,u.
SARAH FLJMEkFELT. A''' =
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

4 CENT ENAN, cured # Ncrvous Debility In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
actuatoc by desire to bencGLothers viii he happy
10 furnish 70 all VINO need l.. troe Of charge J, the
recipe AMI directions for making the simple remedy
used in his case Those wishing to prof; by his and
possess Valuable R"medl. will receive the came,
by return mail, Carefully sealoiD ~ undressing
JOHN i. OGDEN
No 60 Nassau street. New York.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
mEncANrlIn APpRAssrmuNr.

Ho,:@ rAer .ar, CAmr7 w, BaADs snD CO Nay .
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

sseS~ P,rs5nlyiug at q distance can have roll
carled 30 MS to tIke them home with them an
savethe expense of a second trip.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

An appeal will be held az the Court House in the
Borough OF Tuukhanpock, on Friday, -,o G2i day
Of July, 4. D. 1864.
v,rcuv Mercantile
4 - { appraiser.