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The Mournful Tidings.
STEAMER 5U~A-SApA, orr CNpE FrAR,l
", AesGay \ NJ, April 10, ls05.

E'ror n \ Sun:
la my aN from II lion uesi gave your read
'ra stotch ~ our plan Of exploration along The
sont ern c1tst as fNr gs It. Augustine Including,
%, course Savannah All this has been sumIuag.ly
.ul ssilg defeated by ts great calamity which
LAS fallen Ike a thuajerJolt out Of heaven upon
The nation. Concerning this dreadful DISPENSE
SON. darc not trust myself TO write save only IN
ntrran the circuu stances In which the mournful
to ugs were conveyed TO US.
We len Hilton Head for Beaufort on the evening
~ &ou-a., arriving si the later place a. eight and
a hal IN. ard lying all niehl quietly At the
wharf Yesterday morning project was luaugu-
r.toI by Goa. SlStou, commanding the post a,
Beaufort, oil Visiting the frec labor pl sn.atiJns at
81. Hcl-rs-ahout eight miles d.stSn which are
te,0c worked ou perhaps a larger scale than any
OF Nc nature In the South. ~ ten o'clock our
arty werc uI upon tEe excuIaon, in carriages
and lmhpsgc \ aad Al two Pm. rr.uruod ~ the
vraso IN the highest possible sIGriss to make
| ready tor the trip outward.
q 49, e. -~s4s.JAtSsI wehsihErdlv seated
ourselves in the saloon when Senator Wilson eu.
tered with telegram Just reccirei from MAJOR
Gen Gilmore, announcing the assassin nation Of the
|
death Of NJ Lincoln. For moment all were
stunned by tie shock aud silence prevalel Mr.
u c..cr 'Nho hss thc direction OF our III ysmcnsi
uai,r hrs personal charge thcu sad "W,ll, / ca
not wish 10 continue this trip any further. Let n
/ oil l,o home"
| o. course ever one assen;ed, believing ths,
/ grave responsibilities required the presence OF sew
er.l OF our d.fragushcd ylo'ts NJ S'er posts Of
| duty. aud Knowing besides shat al cont mplsted
! emo. mout was utterly dashed. In half an hour 8
| tue had gp steam, and were speeding hack
ir Hilton iIcai-a telegram haviu,. becu sent he.
fore Us to Gen. Gilmore, rcquess!ns that the
".'Iwa-naiA" he put immedi Itely in r,a-
o.ueis Tor Cur departure North. As re-
.arled tho fatal result 10 the Precedent
AT was yet IA doubt, and we were cherishing
hinI hopes o. favorable tdings set TO come These
however BEGAN 70 vanish as we spprvArtseI hC
Re { Lynn Oh Hilton Head, and aw oil tho flag,
| Ayus AZ Eai-uas. and the last ray Of cheerful
expectation at out in darkness we pass d
unI'r the stern ef the suwa-nada' and the mate
called cut from Ihe quarterback, "FAizsIDENr LIN
ooiN Is DEApw
We drew up 10 the wharf to take on board N,
NAL ami military dispatches aud tie late Nov
r"rS pale's toiI al the dreadful story. Senator
WILLOW read TIE details aloud 10 I'm as we group
ei aFVgau l.u- On the deck, and ha voice choked
and trcmtlci with emotion. Without delay VT
to'k tug and went on board our steamer, and by
~ o'coSE, l1s. evening, had We ghed anchor snc
were standing with all possible speed homewAri.
Thus terminates our weeks Fl sItfval thus 10y
seemingly w sEult,nt to be n Isl. CalrainAsss u
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rfsADE NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MELTING OF THEJDT RNEY.
~ men ho..,IocIu 4. [ and H. SOC ely Of ne city
ana count 90 y. o.. huI all uDIuc, tutu OF do utuS
cities requested 10 NEE Monday evening, Aprl
24tl at ucLck, a. Mon Hail 100 let ave ~ luri-
utsr OF great unpo lance will he Brought liuio LIo
u,etul. The ton. Vim. Harding uud other geu t.e-
men. prominent amongst wOrlIullutu WlA address
tue meeting. All JouIue' man ave invited 49, Itluut
exception. Come one, CONF all. john JOHNSON,
Pes, MICHAEL klLlIAN, sec. ~
NOTICE To SEGAR MAKERS-A MEET.
~ iuf viii Ice held 80 luIuer' Hall orchard 70. IN
SUNDAY uOIu.Ir, April 20, ut . O'clock commit 10
on Constitution u the nov Otrhu.Xatuu viii report.
sud other bus uess of Importance y n De- taus4ctpL
Az. hoCli, iI's. piO ten. Jul WlLMANN,
secretary. 100
GEGAR MAKERS AlILNTIOS-ALL ST.
- tHr Mskcr- a.r gu iucy'od not ~ work AZ ~.
hrchhofn'-, ~ fcRl II, ~ she UNDERMINED hive
len ther shop uu sccOunt OF reduction OF the p,rrs
q. and IS V,i l,AN lhE NORhMEN los
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
SATURDAY MUKNING, APRIL ~ ~.



Ts)ss who are sp9c4lsiing 4I,,n TIE hItlr .li.
q of President J.IiNsp-, tad but Little ~ Us 70.
cent lleeches ~ ndilaD whit course be -. tsko
yards the CJu'cdoritos now refusing lHr.lau.
" The Union. Tboy sre referred to former do
ciaratOns aud On renewing the Ioliuca. spec. IS
n The new pres1ent discover that e Vas Js'A-
sJnian Democrat pi the hariot typc From L IS
ney u'er that he will Dot be d.fposed . test tho
r,4'.cu people a. no. nan uoufy 40 the7 bel e.
~ Due prc,iscrpsor would have done We O. nix q r
istcnuy. T.ePresdori ISL sci all t.s 'ay Tan.Y 2
slavshollfrs lie knows them root and br.Lc.,
ADd however ho nsy be- inclined 10 punish treason,
he il louIs Is ss,re TINT harsh measures will not
VIII lack 10 the Union Tie dslud'd follower 4
thee traitors NJ iuauguraied cur civil war. lie
- W. go.da Druoora. to do sught that will suhvort
the rucIfics ofpcm,crary. Mr. JonnB11 a. rer-
s,nalg slr red It tAc bands ol ua.t.rs To "a.
ton las recently lost It's most hon"rei c..Uea
He'd ~ tte bullet o. al assssa Do, uervs'l t. rn.
rI.t te foul decd. lv ls rs..raAy frtc I..cl
cause Nevertheless, a r.vongc.4l policy o. Dol.
psrs u DE PrcAdeu's programme. W. BE- e'eu
~Ill Be- iHuuarl upUu cNAat IIfIc'. ~ r.e-o, 300
iosr. Traitors willie punished only ~ traitors
and acc riding g. e .ns,iut ..lI Is. ll-r u.ss aide
81 followers willie, perm H,' Goo re.u,uo I.yal c.u-
,sus1ly. 4ud ~ lu.. rs tD,y atc w"Ius - .cy
he laws, " 90 Doc treated g'1cr usly.
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LEosAVp

W. York, FridsW Aprtl II, T. k.-lhe fac. ia
tons Of gold today have teen follows At 1880
A. VI. n7%; II, 49,; li.sU 1isR; t. 1is1; 1880
lisI4; I, 1874; TO- its'i 2C5 lIs'. e.25, ii9's,
3, 1925 $50 l4T4 SO 49,. The main features
OF the general stock Exchange Afs the continued
frmne. Of government bond, and the upward y u
dclcy ot nearly all the hest divLend.plyins secur-
tcs None, ia gettiuE be- d Perfect drug, and the
OF The 81 boTrovcn. Lenders are seekinR hor-
pu cali TOMS 10 day per cent on goveriue h
there was no difficulty Ia borrowing AZ 4 ai, per
OrE.. Good paper passed At "a per cent. kAchang'
NHH dull at l.g a i9A, GA Change O-.1y Flour "
i ~ and Ice lower. Wheat Wa heAv,. Corn IA
s'arce and firm. Oats were lover. Pork firm
and quiet. BoCf and Lard NeIe dull aud Whisky
We dull and dropping. In the dry soot- trade con
siderable activity 4. reported, and prices OF many
staple etndr stC AdIy adv ancug. In prints and
pam cottons pi,c- are about Two cent? Icf yard
hishcr than the price current Veek ago.
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CwircroH rr4rE yotcraay rsge' On .-.cr 90
Ne Ii4lth oH.'r o0 thc p0rt o.rc.tn- han T.
s,'y inspect CUy ye.,g. arriving hs-c rom
FORE fu ports infested Bog tucplty.ctuu,s now rlE-
Ing 10 E.r,hcru and G. utl Europe ltsIHcar, he
pcsticroe first appsar "a near &c tral wu.nta'n
fruR which .urma Ga, western hDurds-v ~ Euro
posn Russia, aud from thorr' 4 grAHu.'IH sIr, AL
westward, alnog, ictupH'Atur souo d.s,r'sts, uu-
Nlttualy envelope a,l ElisiA,suI touch Dor
der Of Fr.s..A AMI Au-tua The "a ..tctueut ,s N
tuso in s'a.es uor lorlng ca /. .a.a, which tho
plague now seems ,o 10 inya4..., sad oven iu
England AMI France great appr,henN.u - tuant-
Tested with rcrGrd a. H. 10. British q vcrnmcnt
have taken measures 9. Tr,y'u, o." .oHtN iou from
long carried u,thcr from Infected PORTS 10 ttll
Ae alArr is great 'r he rcns ~ tia. the cyu.
tagion 10 sically woj.uy Is way t..
w~lic Western sttea. Tho Russian nutnori-
ties are ycy ict,cnt concerning ue rassges
~ lie pa, Ic, and % is believed to be even more
deadly than Is gene all, supposed. It seems 60 h-
Of the most dos.ruct 'c valuations ~ tA's kiud
that has ever been known 10 Europe, and is Irula,
uiy without parallel 90 this respect. Tier, IA
hJt little fear that q, Will icach this country, Lui
70 view n H. alarming character, no prc,l.Lou
issen ly Coilect'r prNrT4 Us jud.yious.
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" nshinxton Market Retail Report.
FnlpArkyKsl-o, ApnL n. 1ss

fhlhAh ENkNlENN Aptll II, 1900.
A RENEWAL Of this market to-day shows thai. with
the exception Of iov articles the gradual Reduction
in the prices OF the staple article. Of household oon-
sumption noted in our lEt report, still continue,
Fruits OF all descriptions tend downward, and ues
vegetables nos that the market is being more sbund-
anty supplied, offered at iuOle reasonable rut.1
Asparagus which one week aFo slld for ~ cents ia
nov 10 be had for - nta per bunch, and the est
rhulAIb rlu he obtained for 10 and ~ cent?
Meats, notwith-tfn ling the large supply, remain ~
last weeks figures tiroesri general are ,taa1li,
rrCeting from their tolmtr outrageous figures, Nes
butter which but few mon. hs siuce ICtGlrl tor Gua
Cheese has dToppci from 30 TO lsa22 GEMS brow n
gu, A. from - to Is ccnts, and tea fI0n 4ay "a to
2 OCul 80 Ier pound aud many other articles In Ia
ratio C1nl IL 80 lover, owing douhtle.s 10 the dn
luished demand. having decli ned 30 cents per ton
butchers Meas. Roast beet Prime, alalE; com.
mon, 2OaSc; slrloin steaf, a5Hf = porter house 5
a45c; Corn-beet, l>a2ac; veal An2Nc for hind utar-
ten llaZ,c Tor fore 4uarters mutton. lsa25c lamb
zSA-6c bNcon, 2iH2Gg; ire-h pork, tsgA.. corr,Ai
pork, 2ss!4c sAusAgcs lssHc 'rira lac Der noIini
tonsue' per DOZEN Zoe lard In an .5.s>c haIuh ~
A5Or
P,vltry and Cam. -TurkIes, prime, 35as,e chick.
chickeA- Bal 80 rabbits, per pair bUaIb; pigeons
per doZ. - 3 VI sluRb, each, ylG4U.
Fresh -, PER W.-Flounders, lGal2c; eeh 9Oa
zoe striped base --e2bc rhad. z5a5cc perch, lSac;
htlng' II l1I .Jc; hA!lbut -aSlc; hAddOck, sAluc
ooinsh, lZal6c; frost FISH lualyc; su.elts Pals.
SmOtsl and cured fi.h-SIuoked sels, y.a25c (;
sniOhtd haAtut I,azoci smoked sturseon, l5Alec
Salted shsi, lsaeCc smoked herring, PEI bunch, ba
l6c smoked acssreI, l6qlSc; salted mscFerel, i5a
Zoe smoked salmon, SlaSS dried eodhAh, lualIe (;
PICK led Goldfish, salOb.
Shell F,sh.-Lohs,ers alive, 1Oal2c do boiled, a
- oysters, peT Ia, e2a&+ oysters atewing u 5a3;
crabs ,oft, per lUI =; hard doz, -asNc eAnis,
hard, par iOI OOa9 50 do soiL 2JaT5c.
PsSsn~h~a -LimA beans arc selling VI SbsSyc quart
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Alta MEETING OF THE 'L0NGSHORR

Z o. HGBERNIANS, 80. s.-A SPECIAL
Il Wi.rtin, Of the ahuy, order vill lu Lc.d ~ uA
Han lo3 int ave, on Satura" evening Apri 2.1.
AZ ocio,A. lhr m Hlen- requested 10 attend
thrIe L. husnes % lmpo rance % De- trauscttl. ~
order Of PATRICK HOWLEi, PIcs.4cAt MICH l.
fkENi, secrrtAry. ll5
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DECENTRALIZATION CORRESPONDENCE
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

As Deacon A., Oh an extra cold
morning il old tunes. was riding by the
house Of his neighbor b, the latter
was chopping wood. The u>uai salu'ati"n~
were exchanged, the severity "f the wea'h"r
briefly discussed and the hofseman "ate
demonstrations Of passing on,w hen his r-'gi-
Dor detained him with
"Dan't be in hurry, D'acon. Wou!1 11'
you like glass of old JAusica, this MORN
ing 2'' .... ....- ,-s,r.,
Thank you, kindly" SAID the old gentle
man, at the same time oeginn'ng TO iIsm"un'
win all the dsIibeIation bccoming deacon,
81 don't care if I do" l ..'...' 20.
"Ah, don't trouble yourself to get ec, Dea
con-" said the neighbor, II merely asked for
infoftnation. We haven't drop in the
house," .r..-.... .....
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25
Eastward.

:
The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets tn re with the Cncinnati Exr ress the Erie
Railway from the West at Manunkt Chu k with
train for PHILADELPHIA and rntermehiate stations,
arriving in Philadelphia at q 80 p. M and at New
Hampton with a tram for Easton.. Bethl-hem. Al
lentown Rerling and Harrisburg, arriving at Har-
rishnrg at $40 u. IN.
t, The EVENING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets tn re with the New York Express on the Ex-
press n" Erie Railway from the West at Ma
e ka CHUNK with train which runs TO Btlv iere
" re- it lies over until O'clock thenext morning.
and at New fampton with an Express Train FIR
'st"n, Bethlt hem. Allentown, Reading and Har-
risl urg. .H. Ef. ". .r...r ..s ....
. At SCRANTON, connections are made with
trains on the backawan AMI BloGmshurg Rail
roam TO and from Pittstou KirestJn, Wilkesh IRE.
Berwick, BloOmshurg, Danville, Northumberland
Harrisburg and intermediate stations, and with
rains on the Delaware and Hu4lsOn Railroad TO
and from Carlo ndaIe and intermediate stations
.sl f. .. WATTS COOKE, Supt.
r. A. HEVPY, General Ticket Agent je29tf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25
Anv,cr Bv R,,,,xos Tho w;.. a., .;

ADVICE By BILLTNcs. The wise and riE-
ted Josh Billings tenders al whom it NAV
concern, the foIEowing excellent advice: =
"Doh't5codrtfor Rnnny, nor be,y, pnr rela-
s.'shuns those things are just sbnn, as the
kerosehe iIe fining bzz'ress liable ,.r get
Y put Of Fipair and bust emmy minnit. CJnr,
gal for fun, Cor :he luv ga bore her, frI 1he
virchu and bizziness there is in her; cour,
s5 her for wife or for mother court her as
F'ssoa Wonid court . farm for the elIe aud The
'. perfection Of the title cour, hcr a. IL abe
want fule and yu ano,hpr court her in
tes Kitchen, =, over the wash ,ub, and ., the
p'anner; eou't her in this wsy, young man,
nd you d.: 7 git wife, the fault won't be
AsS ssTjE"
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U AR GMA;;gsH1 )
EYE IND EAR INFIf4RY


On the Square, Three Doors from Seele's Hotel J
WILK SBARRI+. PA.
THIS INSTITUTION is now opened and fur
i nished in the most costly style Reception,
Private and 0per ting Rooms are large, convenient
md we'll adopted The Surgical apartment contains
ihe finest collection of Instruments in the country,
and thus his faculties will enable him to meet any
and all emergencies practice He will operate
lpon all the various forms of Bills EDNESS Cata
ract Oceluon Of the Pupil, Cross Ely Closure of
The Tear Ducta, Inversion of the Eyeids Pterygium
&C. &r. And vii! treat all forms Of S0r $, Eye
5ranulsd Lids. OIdcetes of the Cornea, and Scrof-
lous diseases of the Eve together with all he dis
Eases to which the Eye is subject
DEAFNESS Will treat all the diseases common
10 the organ Discharges from the Ear, Noises in
tn" Ear, Catalrh, difficulty o hearing, total Deaf
ness even whore the Drum is destroyed. Will in
ser: an artificial one answering nearly all the pu-
oOses of the natural.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT An diseases
Common to the Throat and Nose will be treated .
GENERAL SURGERY.-H will operate upon
Clubfeet, Hair Lip, Cleft Palate, Tumors, Cancers,
Enlarged Tencils, &c. Plastic operations by heal
ing new flesh into deformed parts end general Sur
yerv of whatever charac er it may present.
HERNIA Tor RUPEURE)-He will perfrcm 81 La
bias operation for the radical (compl te) cure Of
Hernia, this is inquest; onaby perfect cure, and
IL done with little or no pain. Out Of many hun
dred operated upon in Boston there has been no
failures, it having met the perfect appreciation of
all who have submitted to ii. .... .
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Wil insert artificial Ewes
giving hem the motion anu expression of the natur,
al They are inserted with the least pain,
HEDORRHOLDL, (Pies) This troublesome dis
ease is readily cured, Those suffering from it will
do well TO call ~. ..f r ~ .gu... z 4
DR. Up De GrIf visits Wilkos-Barre with a view
of binding up rmanent Institute for the treat
ment of th' Eve, Ear and General Surgery. The
experience o. more than a quarter of century in
Hospital ana general practice, he hopes. will he a
'uif'ient guarantee to those who may be disposed
tn try them. .. ..a'' =.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25
CUNNECTTONS--Westwa,d,

The MORNING TRAIN from New York con-
= erts at MANUNKA CIIU K with he train leay
ing Philadelp lphia (ken>ingon l'ep't) at 30 =
and at GREAT BEND with the through NJ i Train
on the Erie Railway with. seeping car att 'ched,
stopping at all the principal stations on that road,
apd arriving at Rur'ln at 10 an
TIL EVENING TRAINS from New York con-
meets at MANUNKA CHUNK with tn" tra'n leav-
ing PniIad-rhia (Krn-ingto" Lnpot,l at 3 80 p m
at GREAT BEND with he Night Express on the
Erie Railway, west, arriving at Buffalo at l;42 p
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

'...'tt hf. . Z + ... . E.FT
ASNEci WIr.-"How do va charge, Massa
Magistrate, to marry me and Mas Dinsh ~
"Why4 Glen, I'll marry you for two dol
lars lasfE g., .f ..s-
1.-TWO dolars-- what do you charge to mar
~ white folks, massa 2", 4. ... l...,s-..-,. .
"we generally charge them five dollars,
1Clsm." ,- -. .. "t rr..
',Well, 20 marry us Ike white T. lks, and
give Va five dollars, too"
"Why, Glenn, thatsa curious notion, hnt
M you draire II, m marry you like white
olkiffPba bays dollars" ''fa
The ceremony beng over. and Glenn and
Dinsh made one, the Magistrate asked for His
fee. }~.|F
"oh no, n,assa. Va no cr,ane MP to de- erpe-
mens=PyeHn, kiss de bride!"
''Geeoa,ldfnv ofResa A ,9IA
> ',s - :: And 90 Glenn got married for nothing.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25
a'Se,Utng MachinesW
'aa .s1H a...Hgti g. ilps-
FIN IL L. H. & L. YON
!. EW PATENT ROTARY FEED
Searanga Machines :

The following facts demonstrate that these Ma
ehnea comprise the HIGHEST IMPRovEMEsrsI IN rxu
SEEMING MACHINE ART, viz
I. Each MACHISE is guarantee, to give bettsr sats
faction thanany othsr Sewinf Machine in Market
or money refunded. l77I1 = ND 50 ~
& lney nave taken many Of the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
ever held in the, Unitee States - i ,s1T-1T
$. ine' make the LOCK STITCH alike on both sides-
=, thus sa ing more than half the thread and silk
used In th raveling ridge seams ofthe loop stitth
% and single thread Sewing Machines 53a g0sST
a. They are adapted to the widest range Of hssvy
and light - wing. 1910. - -
5. They have 10 rafting wires or delicate at-
7 'taehnent 20 koef in repair, - = 1T'7'fE.'a5T
6tThey reqn:re no taking apart to clean or oil and
no Lesons to set needle regular tsniisR 70
Please call and examine and doushstrats As
yourself. or send ,or CIRCULAR with samples sf SOW
ing ..o5i q 30 ,@'fsN'Ndht
FlNKLE o. LYON VI o, DO
KN Na0 R&0AWWAY ERWv@Rw
eNN&vF@
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

A cotemporary says that the kind lady
who sent him strawberry short cake,
marked ,"piease insert" may rest assured
that her "contrIbution" will pot be crowded
oat BY the press Of other uHatter."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

ia man boasted of having eaten
forty -ninelbolled eggs. Why did you not
cat one more and make fifty2 Asks Sounds.
"Humph, do you want man to make hog
Of Ainsslsjust for one egg? a. ... ...a
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

T. Spriggins wants to know if doctors,
by looking at the tongue Of wagon, can tell
what. .ails 1t. ...- - ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

"Silence silence in the Cnur, ~ exclaimed
m iritated judge at country Assize. 'Is it
not monstrous that yon win not keep silence
This very morning we have decided dozen
cases, and not heard one of them!"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

PRlETrl q PROVERBS Never inquire thou
of am editor for tbe news for behold It il his
business, at the appointed time. to give it un-
20 thee without asking. -..... ....
tits not right that thou shouI'st ask him
who 10 the author Of an article for his duty
requireth him to keep such things unto him-
self. rs....f ..
When thou dost enter his Office take heed
unto myself that thou dost not look at what
may be lying open for that 10 not meet in the
sRhi 81 apodbreedng, 81 Az
Neither examine thou the proof sheet for
IT Is not ready to meet thine eye that thou
mayest understand it. ..s.lf
SPfefer thine own town paper to any other.
subscribe for 1t Immediately, pay in advance.
and ftishait'b we'll with thee: and thy little
nnaa -...i i...a !'t.E
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

A Coop Moral CHARACTER
Ward says :--"l have alters sustained g"od
moral character, was never railroad d'rec-
tor in my life." .s.. ...,f -. ~. g., @
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

At Springfield, Illinois, barber has been
fined $50 for shaving gentleman IN his room
ut hotel on Sunday.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

e. A lady at Terra Haute, Ind, lost
her waterfall in the sirert, and little
Scotch terrier seized il aud shO.k il vicious
ly. He probably smeIt "ra,' il.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25
M!sGellaneous.

ABoUrsSo,-A West eyn sdieF Gays il is
more Messed to have friend send you fihy
speckled trout, than to be Presiden, of, the
United States and die by Assassination. II .-.a
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

AN exchs nge paper, in an article on the
state of the market, has the tol"wing =
Pigs tails These were rather behind but
we observe that they have taken a tu'n
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

There is man in Connecticut who has
such hatred for every thing apperiaining to
monarchy that he wort wear crown in his
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

The latest invention is q "pa pitating bo-
som" for the ladies', which is set in motion
by conoeahd spring, when .n exIra display
Of "emotion" 10 required. ....r
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

Amule ip the United States service 10 now
called !tbIevet horse" ..... -..5. [.