North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-04-26
L0CAL AND PERSONAL.

The Rev. Mr.. Newell, it 10 said has bean aa.
signed TO this place, for the next year, BY tho iaas
Ne thodist Conference, for this district.
The Canal Company have commenced rspals.
ing the dsmsge done to the canal by the late dse-
'ruelve freshet. 1t is hoped that IL may be ssm.
leted in time for during the latter part Il tAs
summer.
Judge Eiwell's House. at BIoomsburp %
learn by the Columbia County Democrat was sa.
tered feR nights since by thief and .o.a, a. .A.
value of upwards of $500. were taken thsr.fs.u.
Hotel Keepers, who have been granted ia,.o..
at the last term of Court should remember thsthv.
express provision of the Law, the license 10 feeiseS
not taken from the Office within fifteen days frsm
the time of granting Persons interested sAs~sA
govern themselves accordingly.
That new Bonnet can now be seen by eaiiIse
on Mrs Bardwell, who, we learned, indirectly. Aaa
just received new and splendid stock Of millasey
and fancy goods of every description. We are net
very profoundly versed in the mysteries Of female
paraphernalia or we might designate, partiex-
larly what she has got The ladies will have 10 call
and see for themselves
Attention Is Called to the fact that John Wen
is receiving his and elegant stock Of drses
goods &c, which have been purchased since the late
reduction in prices And ia now prepared to undsr.
sell all competitors Those of OR friends who hare
discovered within the last three years how easily
dealers rose in prices; should now make vidt Do
Johns just to see ho,o gracefully he comes dov~.
Ancient Metaphysicians, put it down ~ enc
of the fixed principles Of their abstruse sesAss,
that, the highest degree earthly enjoyment is DO
rived from objects which are pleasing to all Of tAs
FIVE senses, with which we are endowed BY an nh.
wise Creator. The more modern writers on thk
subject have demonstrated that this ruie is 10 As
taken with many 9, aims of allowance, and, that Ann
order to elevate lady to that beatife regiop de-
nominated by psychologists, as the Seventh hsav-
ems 5" she must have, not only q fashionable aaA
elegant bonnet, but the tout ensemble of her ward.
robe, must be easy becoming and elegant. Tn
order to complete her outfit, and bring about tAis
most desirable comsummaon, no lady should fall 90
call at Mrs A. G. Stark's Millinery establishmsat
where she will not fail to find many things which %
her, are absolutely indispensable.
The Lady's Friend --Tho MAY number soe
this favorite periodical opens with truly beautiful
engraving CALLED The Cup of Cold Water" an H..
ustration Of poem by Thomas Hood, which esn-
veys the profound moral lesson that often in the do.
ing very little and 81 nple things ia to be fousA
''The accepted sacrifice The Fashion Plate of this
number, is as usual, double and remarkably we'll
engraved, The wood engravings lead Of with q
pretty picture of child Among the May Flcwsrs, !"
followed by the usual variety Of cats devoted to the
illustration Of the fashions needle work, 2e Among
the literary matter we may specify "Under tho Ap-
ple-tres," by Miss Virginia T. Townsend zone Of
the Martyrs" by Emma B, Ripley MY Ruth aad
l." by Margaret e. Starr Before God and Maa, %
"The Ghost of Mac Grau's Abbey" by Mrs, Hosnsr
"Pnewold," Pour Birthdays" "Story Of o Sove."
Novelties for May, Editors Department, &c. TAs
music for this humber is an amusing song called
pat has struek lie"
Price 81 so year copies. To those dssirsu,
OF making up clubs SPECIMEN numbers will be SON,
for Is cts Wheeler d- Wilson'S Celebrated Sev;ss
Maehines are furnished as Premiums. Address
Deacon Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street. Phla, slphia.
Non IS the time to send on subscriptions for 1873.