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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-16
E~ Sun0e M{Gnmer, TG5M

@ Su1I9e MGnner, aE
wtIte an ben traurtstn BOlssn sUn StIbabe tedans pber
Jnante lstbeu. wie ndHtItde SGamsn' @rste6urssn, Saanen-
fhnd6e, Smpotent poer lnoernCssn, NtrpeniapG6e,
Shpts tfp&t unR allen ben eerihteSenen lsbsIn. irtl3e aus
btefsn Safer btrvoreeben, fnb'n tn Dr. Gulcerpsqs rRabt'
cal @estratOr: Elm MitteL relGes I'D ais cas- einttse 3aper'
lGfFse betiuNttteI fir btt pbtse IRrdntbett terteicn bat.
80 III Ju b4ben. tn glep Sort: 8. 9. Weus h 50 1l6
Sranvtn 'tr Nbrabam Gam, 9pperp, @te s. arb Sri
Spfcn: Wsets & Potter, ITO Wdbtnstpnfr iS~tidbursh,
Dfdf.: 5. {. QGrrtman & Go, Rr. s amtrttln SSuls SlOd.
Ybtlaeelpbta: e II. calender 8. une Bdlnutnr 5 9rpner,
4O3 g~eefnutfr. gtttsbure, 5enrp Wttuer, II u. 70 SIC Str.
Bdlttmprt: Seth 9. 9a &C, los gG. Bolnrprefr. @tnetn'
matt: Sebu 3. pdrt, @de 4. un6 gDalnutfr.; 5. &. Satrs
& Go, RB sdt 4. unb BaIHutfr. GbteGso! smith &
Dwser, 81 94tefr. gtsp Orieans I. N. Urtgbt 4 &C.,
81 9bdrtrssar So onto /: Ypnta4 Gu OF & Go 81. eaw-
renee 8utlptneS. st. 9ouis: @cltnS Bros, Raafslser pom
$. 0lltslsr, Gde 2. unb 8tneRr. Gepetne, "a, OF 5arpe9
otr& & 3 Q, 313 70: Pennfr. aub BEL ren pGapt. u sentsn
Gtas S. 6. RItne 4 &C., III SUSerp, NeD gOrt
Dret5 pr. Ssr 5000 @
rs. RdtersS wtrb ~nitse'tetlt, rsnn man fa fartftIi&
an be 5aupt AseHteu In Mem DOtt 10 nbst. tee5l2-l
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9tpfcilcr @uncram's
Md0en : RrGufer <Nlirir


TT unItrrttts tas bette bts Ct bstauute Ntttel ,ur 6etfuno
bon rnterletbs. Seinmerben aler Mrt, tnssefpneere Ntnoen.
trampfl erbcuunssfbp6b @bo!era. anf6G Brrflhmer.
zen, Dtdrhrsa, R0ltten, 8redrubr. SaptubI, Sidbuneen,
&pofibntsrt Antma, kaltes Gteber, Seetrantbeit, SomSers
complaint. lOtpte te8ea 8 u 4 { n un5H GrfdLtuua. -
Da bt.fes Gltrtr aus rein unin 6eltden, pegetdbtltI6et
StOHsn befebts 10 etsnst Is R& RSAs hsipnsers sur Serabt.
guns neuse osreuer Riuber, ipwte ebeufGaS beim 3abnen Der.
ielben. Setne SHUTTER ipGte Strdumeu, Gets 6ason TN
pa ls ~ eaesn: ieeO& leats es tn Steiem 5aae NIT Etee OOr
NaHer wv 3ader etreMunt geetten me1beu. Der ~errsdrttar
Grfste, Der f@ felt Iber ~ Sabren In DtGtfdfaSb gtssts
bal fn aud bttr felt ben lssteu 4 Snbren gldnsenb bepabT
une TT eteleS Glirir Ibetaa ea unentbetrlide SauSmstt
aerpprten.
Der grsts bee tlttneru 8lafaasas TT SO Cts. unb ses GRO
eeren rs GtS.
grOf. g5snbram's ale.mssn bslisbte glutretntsunss.
Rrduter.gtlen une Ynlser perbeu isbeut Qetben ben an
&rSatI3tn RrantRtttsa sur R&ern qstIuns bring.
enb e~npfohler. .rn
Ssrn { tmpftlt i'd Wuntram's GPtItpttf&eErO.
f n Sur sdnjlt6tn 5eiluns Der geIIu6t; @t9tpaI.
ser, 3ur r~1tttalen 9srtretbune urn @ttt urb 8teTtnatts-
mus; 8dtn.Stnttur, gtebt ausentlidlt6e 9tnberuns;
Banbpurnn puISer unh Eriutertbee.
gu tabeu bet @, 5ennt sbaHftR, BR5Banbtuns,
28X q. grdttar. 5aupt' agent fur SaItimpre fpSts Ia ben
tauptidSlt9ien ApCtteten
..s- sey SuIins GieneIf, 9entif,
Ilerantrta. 9a,
(29uU-6nrsl @eneraI.aeent fur sant Gmtrt;G
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-16

Dor sinern Sabre bsiatt i'd Guf tenn Itnten Nues ben srdtA
en- Gtcr unb ais i'd aud af tenn reHten Muge ~etbItnnete,
etue td nab s1ep gSrt nm etSen Nusenor5t sn @atte ;u
asben @uf 8efraeen ernst1hI man mis- bort ben DR.. S
" Sprts ais ben aeftidtefen Aueenarjt Bier Stunben
muste Id In lsiner Office marten, ebf an MID be Getbe ia~,.
@I isStt mtr isfori, mas MIR febItta ~entfernte ben Utauen
SsGGs es In, En- anss anO sab MIR Gaf 6ttosn ausen ss
nsber 90 yerfsnsn fab Id, bic st bon @nsen- naS Gbren
RebeIn befrette.
So smPfstse pn Screen ben Or. SDnes istem 2eibenhsA
11 Wen. enr1 WaRers, sesn.
zIcg5zSS9 .r- n Se8an, Srdtns Gr, Ottp. u,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-16
ReiIe= 9e(e0en6eitep.
Sgolide geatEal Gaen6obg

.Tr1I@~~1Tp= .uJ4g &ssnfesr yc6rYIan. rr 81
Gn Hnb mad eOnatas, Sen Is. 0ea. 1854. :,
3lge noromdrts. -
Barftct Accommodation $40. ...s ~ 2 % Sscrr,
PpP5ug .!..+. 9.2O
Sarrtsburg accoueeation -. ..4.9.5 g9omm
Yartton ACCOMMODATION $50. S...... 80. 90 -
Pittsbnrs rno erie Grpres3ug. .+.... zoe "1
iE~ittsbarg NIB &luirs @rpressus :. 1890
3l9e iIOpdrts.g gt420 e.HTe.
Ytttsburg, Glu1tra unb erie @~rpresiua ZOO Norm.
Parttcn accommodation gte. 2 .....:...s $50, ~.
'SarriSrurJ Accoutreatirn 10. 90 spod,n,
Yctau9 .---.. .-..... ...... $40
Rartton accommodation $40. A.. .y.. .....U.7.20 TX
PER Y'ttSaOars S~gprss3uS ss9t DarA, o6ne bi. Cars su
? 0er11O.O 90 GrpreBsas sept tasi6. . 1ss..-5 nag 2
Der 300 @~eereb6u9 gest tGsIiG, au~sgenpmuen Gau,s=
tags, mad harrisburg, Pittsburs uub @tie. 80 =
Der 1000 aoenbs @rpreB5ns, 9onntags, mad Sarr;s.
burg ptttSbur9 lnS benz Atitsn MIR, tpmult taiaiib an.
aHS8eroaImelW lenteaS. inn bisIr9Ga-IT d.. :
Dsr 800 a'e"OS srprebSng SEPT tasli&, ausseusut.
o1Der1gsft5as se9t tGSti&, ousseuontrneu @Unutoos
Der SarrisbnrS 4ecomcDalipnsug Sebt tasIid, @onttoos
auSgeEOnlren. Die Pofts uub @rpreBsage balteu awiSten
8dltimore Gnp Parfton Mot an.
PCft. uno @rpresjaSe febeu in Serbinbunr nit Der
Yenhiploanla Standardization IN Sdrrisbura fir Bits
burg @leDelano, ~GolumbHs, cincinnati, SnoionaSolis
Cert Aapne, SRIcd9u lnb aleu- TIasen bes arcfte gBes
fteus, nno IN @lmira nit Der 1gterp Ocrt @rie @iSenbosu
mad alien Pldsen il nDreli9eu, ~raittIern3 unS penliden
gtew Yorf. -
3Ssere austunft tsirb am @~alO.rtar. Depot ertkeilt.
Js -3.A 20. Sc. DRbarrp;C
4ui ,G12l- ugt1Q4sy[ 3aE G@en. superintendent.
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Seine Gcbil6rcn pariircn up,t $25;
a5b bis $500,
Seime SeDtnsnnsen f1nD sSaor-
-9 8. 5ablmug.l

St~ttsbure, o. WP6r 1868.
9 Stit ~I6nesrer 5ett bn 9anbtett e~spiaSt, b~eisnbers mad
@ftdltan9, teitIps TO- % fds ue6el tumer l@ltanmer nur.
garcia 9euie" babtsr au befu6en. SD that btes am 2. Miar,;
naGeem - mt9 Seiest, bras:s Id metn NnIieeen Dor. Der
DGttOT ~t''otesrte; SD tanm SbR9t has StbSr 70 AMI, tpie es
trabsr rar, raeaen.- nDte ionse brauden ISte ham.
Dottcr - sGtne haItt Stunte." = ,Sh bic Nperotinr
9ufr3baft" wsetn jeee Operation am Or, psIde
eAuerJt, trGrhe iHaDea." g9ir wurten lter boS SonUror
s.Gis. = u8sEsn Ste ans gert% = Der Dpitpr tbat's
unb solbrd6te ie,ne Auteabe netfsrboft Gtatt 0etn Ser.
H~rfadbten gentle Eteile Der OperattUn mebr cine anoenehme
Gmpfinbuns aIs tGs @efnsl etner Speratipn, Bet Der IpStsl
AMI CEN Sptele fanb fur rntt. Sn nt6t gang eiuer kalben
@tunbe mar nein @sbor tSate Surndpetsbrt unb blteb ftt.
hem btfdntts 70. SD beSGblte tem DOtt0r feiuen Yrets I'M,
htn NIT rem 6antel SUntrnanen ~jufrtetsn. ms1,l
E Der Deter unA tb, ptr ftaO lest quit auseencmmen, Sas
th am 9eArn babrt ne gget5rnuirn Ju fetn 8Idute.
Dds 3eusnibS entfeb freiniafe nfetneT Setter unh bieIte
20 BITE 5Ftluns ntdt fur DpatctnInen, purbe tb es Dhne Mn-
feben trseRb etner 9srfcn. fasen. 81 @U451 NE~
90. N. E8anS, .u1
t-b@ 9nfbelsa unb GIuB @eridtert6tter.
Gibbsufr., 8. QDGrb.
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a,-sa Ueuers0eracberaua
efr ,aIVcttrtsa GeuermGnnss 81 rfnerunasas
aeJ EtlGGdft son Baltimore.

aoa ftaf&dft Bon Baltimore.
SIS, 4 e Sutbfr., stetndber beaa Sun-@sbSubs. U
Sn Eetraat Der erfcIeret9en Et6tseteit beS Ocmpf.Heue..
Dtpdrtensents ftuen MIR BON berte an Srtua btuteeren pretie
meme geIteen aus une ermeuern aud btt aIttn a. ben 5tuis-
zen s.atsa: que D%setsntstn, Utt&e 3auier, gaBbeI Ubss
l1nhtet GtftpSesenltanbe tnt etn Cbes Gtben Sabre IN otr-
FGern- wnniAen, perbeu Eteruatt e~inaeIebea, Ids Bic Qsae
Enteret 4esab9eiesteu Srdnttn ~GutnItEen. -I..r'.
Ale Sfrluite nerbea pte btsber ptrrpt uub liberal aus
be;dhIt. Sbbn &. Wppre, Rrdf.
DtCettUren : ..a.4 -rn.
EDp. u, 56e SSSa5 gBGIrce, sranetf tBaSRS.
Alen Yaine, 4" &tGarb q. SRrirR, Sosseg 1CSn9f
Sssaes @ aEcsebss, s5ames a. &5fusE SnauetS U. Vitae,
:Sart8 @eln, SaaauttI 4trE SaAeS q. 1tpr9t,
9ansaEtef DnIS. SaeEk Reuf, d.. y. 9. u. 5tWse.
'@"eb SsbS Dssf6stt, &fts'
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y. EVE~~EtJ TN~~ NFF5V<*VsVNVt FV|aH " -
tismrs i'm meui9d8en 2Srper. Seipnbers ~ ~eupfesleu
sesen BlS5uuSen, 8erFcpfuas, StutanSsans, t~rapapfar-
gen AufGae iesli@er art, 6isber, Sei9werbsn Der 8rui
bee gaaseus uub rnterleihse. giSsereS it aus @ebrau9s'
antpiiunseH 6ei utir 81 eriebea.
Gs 1T sierOur@ 3eben Gelessubeit ssSetsu, fHr psutS
5elbFG ist6ft wieser sur GseianbSett gu SersslFeu, ionic
50 seseu .3raHtbeiten 81 papren.
Die SLaf&e toact nit Observation-Disclosures AS
Ssats uib IN eintiS uub aGein dot su baben bei
SeiaridS Brunasss
80. IS s. EataTfrase, SpiiSeu 8ratts urb
(Sau III GdnnsnEross.
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N(e0i5int)C0e An5etgen.
81. &dinpc I'M 0Dslar, R0ni9e
reich GdnnDNer.

tetIt NIT ietnta aas ben bstIfamatu mHS %trafttsfen frau
tern ~berettettn Mrjneten ~unfeblbar unb RAID dle bic NEaat-
betten, rutI&e aus y HreseImdststettea TIM glasen 1ssr SIa'e
entftehen, ais ba ftnb:
&rdmpfe jeber 9(rt, t%nsbeicnOere Wt%agenfnmpf,
9dmDrrbOtOen, GbOIerasgInfdQe, 9iarrbue, GOs
liten, 9re6rubr, S9winoel, 8ldbunsen, 3Opfs
f@mer3, Nltbma, taItes Gieber, Gpileplte.
Sn alien stsfen gdasn r. Sas Dr. eemptT$tg nrtl
(ptr Bottle 81 9 Bottles fur $5l uneblbGr ruo rtrft fptort.
@egen Hrsntfben (Deraltetenj RbeumatiSm9s
ttltt 6ts Or. eampef4e Rteumatt& m us.Salbe
(per Bar 81, 8 S0ren fir S5), tn f&wtepisen GGgtn nit
BEN @Itrtr suSltt9 a~rsepanbt, a6er.
Der NGtNrbpttCr eampe tn @osIar bat ttnen 70 sroben
&nf bag @attenten aus aarn Ebsilen Der gDeIt 81 tim
frSmen; er bat 9Cuts ~ytaprIeCn tint Sabre 1862 uCa elmer
Snderbar nrrbr, be Gts unbe lbar ertldrt mar, fuItrt unb
bat 8eeenmartte, auber eirca 1000 Dattenten aus Nah unb
germ, ets tsntsltSe 5amtlts spn 2aancOtr; @5rOsfarit GOn-
tanttn BON Rubasb nebf @emabIin, nnb 9srjos Don III.
tenburs ntbf LSater in BebdneIuna.
Jn SalttntDre lei VI. 8Sseler Il 60, Seth 9. 5anet, s
9anencamp &aSpart's unO daen an6srn Hpntefen su BADEN.
pGaptotsst fI Dtfrttt sOlumbta; CD. G9rtitant, 81.
pa Apenue NafbtnetDn, 8. 6
SEpctttrt ppn Tsa Or. yefffdb & So.
tOt|I gp. 4S6 Sreaereap, Rer gcrf.
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0r. eSone8

fat dter siele SteIer Guren f6rtftttGt !3eusniIe i'm 8efse,
uue bic pttteburaer rGb, pntele" Dtsp6tG" uns "@ajette'
eGben sbitprteIIe R,r dhe ater kire pattenten tn ben WfD-
M6ten Sebruar. Mtdr; unS Mprtl 1868, NIT Nm dbruns her
Namsn unb BObnuneen. bic Seeermarn Ieien tann penn tie
bic, Slotttr F6 eerfd alien, wOpEn @remslare In y. So
nee Office ~etn3ufe en- Itne. ueter 800 8dat osn Or Sps
nee Ruten uaroen tn ben Spai Ell Der Giuetnnotier unb
@OlWmbuf r 3ettungen tnnerbdlb be- legten Sabres bert6-
tt ZEN Rtnen BE 9eler btefeS SldtteS ptele 8tieben.
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Mer5tlidber Matb
o. I'm entgeltlid.

Yatieuten brGuGtn Mot Bet Or. Spnes sa bleibrn, treuu
ttr usbeI 0her ibr 6ssler etne Operation erbetfat. 9tefe
6st9tebt tn Nenteen Wiuuteu. Gtnb Nr3eneten n6tbi1, 70
9tbt er t9nen bic 5ur 9etluns nSsttsen Ntttel nit, bic fs AZ
9aHfe pbne Gei6dftsfSruns sebraGaen t6nntn.
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Or. 9pnes

Eat flo In bttee n. IN 8 d uGen bes aGten nm
neue en- S~sRtmSetne GrarRItde StlhurG Ere
" Srten, ipeaieae gOae8ta tber Iuetn' AnS Sbrsn'
isttGIsr tn GInerifa uas europa bsluat; fstne DtpIGne fab
: fetner Sffte aufsebdnsts e-e'73s $50 Ie
0r cSnne8 ~ 49,
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9la@ llnipn Bridge, (iiber @eitntiniter) GEE
ben Die 3lse tdgli6 $50 Mor9en8 uno 800
9tahn'ittags. g n a3e age.
Bon Union Bridge nm 4.45 II. s.45 8Ors
mtttaqS. --E-@-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01
Se,cing Machines
FIN K l. K & L,Y On
) EW PATENT ROTARY FEED
Searang Machines q

the following facts demonstrate that these Ma
chine" comprise the HIGHEST IMPROVEMENTS IN. TEE
SEWING MACHINE ART. Wig S'"777-. S'F" n'-7N7
l. Each MAcHISEis guarantoei to give better satis-
faction than any othsr Sewinf Machine in Market
or money refunded. n. suJrs..SF
Z. They have taken many of the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
AZ the most important EXHIBITIONS. and PAIRS
ever held in the Untee Statrs ..a ie.de
s. The' make the LOCK STITCH alike on both sides
thus sa ing more than half the thread and silk
used in tn raveling ridge seams of the loop-stitch
and single thread Sewing Maehines +gs'I "a
4 They are ad"ptedto the widest range of heavy
and light wing. ,.. a ,s.e~,. f7auE P
5. They have no rattling wires or delicats at
taohnent TO keep In repair. sja. -Es su .s-dsEsi
6tIhey require no taking apart to clean or oil and
no Lessons to set needle. regular teniion to
operete Machine, ala Ista.g aIr isI!. a-g erla7
Please call and examine and domonstratso aB
Yourself, or send ior CIRcU LAR with samples of sew
ing, sf,. III 4 tat. I'll ..e.'.... il Q. .stg-f.a.
FlNkLE dS LYON WI ., CO r-s
No. b3e BROADWAY NEW Y ~R&
s&saTlr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01
East ward.

The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets tn re With th" Cincinnati EXPRESS on the Erie
Railway from the West ;4qt M,nunkr Chu k with
train for Philadelrhia and 'nt"rmchiate stations
arriving |" Philadelphia at o 30 p M and at New
Hampton with a tram for Epstou. Beh"hem. Al
lentown, Rep9ing and Harrisburg, arriving at EIar-
rishurg ut $40 D. m ....' .r -I.
The EVENING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets th' re with the N"v York Express on the FIX
pess on rhe Erie Railway from the West; at Ma
nunka chunR with n train whlrh runs to Belvi lere
wher II lies over until ncIdck the next morning
nnt at-New Ha,npton with Express Train CIR
stnn, Bethlc hem. Allentown, Reading and Har-
isburg t-.fa --" s.. .- go = -. : .H
Al SCRANTON, connections are made will
trains on the LackaYaq a AMI Bloomahnrg Raul.
roam to and from Ptt'sNdn KirrSt.in Wiikesh. RE
B"rwirk, Ble4mshnrg. Dlnville. Northumberland
Harrisburg and Intermediate stations, and with
rains on the Delaware and Hu lson Railroad TO
and from Garbo ndAle ard interluedrte statiuns --
1- Il II ..Lt,..~ WATTS COOKE, Supt.
R HFvoY, General Ticket Agent ip2otf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

Facts are stubborn things" said lawyer
10 female witness under examination eyes
Sir" said the witness, ''and so are woman
and if you get anything out Of me, just lei
me know it," "Ycu will be committed for
contempt" said the lawyer. Very well, "
said the witness, Il shall suffer justly, for |
feel the utmost contempt for every lawyer
present"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A little boy on coming home from cer-
tain church where be had seen person per-
forming on an organ, said to his mu'her-' o
NANNY wish you had been at church To
see the fun A man pumping music oct Of
an old cupboard"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01
Gov ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /.

The MORNING TRAIN from New York con-
ects at MANUNkA CHU' X With 1he train leav-
ing Phi!adalhhia fkensingfon IIepht1 Mt 7 30 n.
and at GREAT BEN d with the through Mail Train
on the Erie Railway with s'oeping car att'ched,
stopping at all the principal stations that road,
and'arriring at Buff 10 at s l0n,m
TIL EVENING TRAINS from New York con-
meets AT MANUNkA CHI NIX with he train leav-
ing Philaterhia (KensinctOn LepOtl ut 3 80 p. m
1T GREAT BEND with the Night Express on the
Erie Railway, west, arriving At Buffalo at LAP
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

GooD REASON FOR MovING.-An honest
Hibernian drawing handcarl Dta ming all
his valuables, was accosted with ..-.
well, Patrick, you are moving again,
see -
''Faith am," be replied. "for the times
ar SO hard, it's dale cheaper hiring hand
carts than paying rents %
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A man in Wisconsin. while bathing in the
river last week, discovered. after an industri
Gus "scrub" of his person for about five min
utes, pair of drawers which he had f'st
about two years before.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01
Great Improvement In Sewing Machines
e MI PI r. 4.
SmSWy se!s 6 & aaa3 A WRRM R
....r Patented February 18th, 1860 49,. f.
Patented February l4th, 1860.
sALEsROoM 536 BROADWAY, Ny.

n L, L.
200 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON
THIS MACHINE, is constructed on entirely new
prime plies OF mechanism, possessing many rare and
valuable Improvements. having been examiner by
the most profound experts. and pronounced to be
SIMPLICITY and PERFECrIoN CONFINED.
II has stra'ght needle, Perpendicular action
makes Ihe Lock or Shuttle Stitch' which viii
Neither Zip nor Ravel," and it is alike DIN both
sides performs perfect sewing on every descrin,ion
of m iterinl from Leather to the finest Mar sook
Muslin with cotton. linen or silk thread fro,r m.
coarsrSt to the finest number - =
Having neither Scam nor Cog Wheel" and tha
l"ast possible friction, it as smooth as glass
and is .-.i,.. |-- =
EMPHAT1CALLY A NoISELEss MACHINE
1t requires fifty per cent less power to drive !.
than nnv 0thermaebine in the market :. A c;rI
twelve years Of age work it steadily. witbout
fatigue INJURY to health. no = =
It's suergth and "Wonderfut Simplicity of con
struciion renders it almost impossible TO get ont of
orier an" IS guaranteed by theE company to give
entire satisfaction.
We respectively invite all those who NAV desire
tn supply themselves with a superior article =.
AMI eSarune his "Unriyaled Mschire
One ha!fhour'S instruction is sufficient TO enabL
any person 10 1cork this Machine TO their entire
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

An ingenious fellow has devised plan to
prevent mosquito bites. He has bills pIas-
tered over his body notifying them to Stick
no bills here" The insects being very polite
fioation
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A lady, speaking of the gathering If law.
yers to dedicate new court house, said, she
supposed they had gone "to view the grnund
where they must shortly Iie."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A friend of ours, who is clerk in a New
York mercantile establishment, relat,s a cpl-
loquy from which sprightIy youth in the
same store came out second best. poor
boy came along with his machine, inqnr-
ing ."..
"Any knives or scissors 10 grind
"Don't think wehave," repeated the young
gentleman, facetiousIy, "but can you sharpen
wits 2"
Yes if you've got any !" vas the prompt
retort, leaving the interrogation rather at a loss
to produce the article.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

Anna Ito her beau) Frederick, what city
Is that you're going TO visit this fail? Fred
-lfyou have no objection, TlH going to Have
Anna,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A doctor was summoned to q cottage at
Harwood, in England, and found boy in
need Of his services.
"Show your tongue" said the doctor.
The boy stared like an owl
'My good boy let me see your tongue" "
repeated the doctor.
"Talk English, DOCTOR" said the mother,
and then turning to her son, said: "Hopen
thy gobber, and push out Thy luliker."
The mouth flew open aud the doctor was
terribly "taken H."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A borse dealer describing used up horse
said be looked as if he had been editing a
daily newspaper.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01
Mlsrellaue0ns.

A BLUNT GENERxE-At the battle OF
Meeanee, an officer of engineers, who ha6
been doing good service, came up to Sir
Charles Napier, and said - .
'Sir Charles we have taken a standard 81
The general locked at him, but made no
reply. and turning round, began speaking 10
some one else, upon which Ihe engineer,
thir kireg he had rot been heard, repeated
"Sir Charles, We have taken a standard" "
Sir Charles turning sharp sround upon
him, with laundering expletive. and said
''Then 60 and take another %
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

Josh Billings says, " When once asked if
believed in the final salvation of men, scd
yes, but let me pick the men,"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

What is the difference between taio
and siege gun 2 One works the breeches
and the other breaches the works.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A young.lawyer, was asked by judge
whether in the transmrgraton Of suuls, he
would prefer being turned into hor Sc or an
ass
''An ass" quickly replied the lawyer.
"Why % asked the judge.
"Because have heard Of an ass being a
Judge, but never horse"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

A lady must think she has something very
valuable in her head, if we may judge from
the number of locks she keeps upon it.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

Loving and marrying for money, 10 like
eating an unsavoFy bird for bis fine singing.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

C Funny-to see young lad, with
both hands in soft dough, and ma>quito on
the end of her nose.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

'1hsts pretty CO." said the husband
"nen his beautiful wife ran away from him
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

Embrace as many opportunities as you
please, but only ore woman. .aF