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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-04
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Manufacture Of WOODEN Goods
CHAPTER /


The Manufacture of Wooden Goods both in the
household and in the factories, has become OF great
lortanre account Of its forming at present Our
principal articles Of clothing. The nature Of our .i
mate make il necessary, ana iac scarcity of Cotton
has greatly increased t4e value Ul wool AMI EabDEs
made rom it and being engaged in the business #
making CIurh ami Flannel and also oil Cariu-
md Cloth Dressing we have thought a few remarks
with regard TO handling Wool, AMI The poPer p.a-
cess OF Mdu uacture might beof service u the
try and bruehl ourselves
The first process with the farmer VINO intends &,
make his wool into rolls for spinning .ut weaving
~ home after washing ana she lriDr is as-'r-u. taa
uaii,ss This 10 not expect .4l.ae. 10 DO.
eIlce.lv as = regular .aauuftetgrer, oIg " tryus
he will approximate towards it, and be amply pail
Tor the little pains required, ny having an even
thread and smoother fabric. lie fleece should he
waolc md be spread out on taJIe-the coa'sest
wool will be fourd on the skirts OF the fleece, unI
can easily he distinguished by looking closely to the
abre Two qualities from oh fleece will pcrhars
be close enough for ordinary purposes, but us tic
sheep in country differ much in their grades of
vaoI-the coarse Tait Of one may do to 90 with the
fl e. part Of another, aul thTs make three four
Qualities ont o. ;ho lot ~ 10 is gonE 20 tho ulanu-
iaelo-y o. 20 market. tho fleece should NOT be rprr
hut after removing the t'ginrfs -n uii hc ro up
-.a, sctly, skin on side BOT loss r...n an. .s.rd
.llaa. fresh lCj.er 80 oil .h. ....r' ..."
l,n pounasaf wo,. Ea..: .. ... .-.
Them ID uG IF t..-.. .- Z ..-r t...
% a-
lie hu. in The matter at spinning auI georiu-. we
have another caution to adj, Unless tie warn IS
ey5riy twisted AMI beat up evenly in Il c loom. TIC
cloth shrinks uneyeuy IN falling making some pIa-
ces wide and ntheis narrow, au if the iHisher sue
ccods pressing the wgin.es ;He cloth will re-
.uiue 70. yo.t"rt:uu again when ude ipf, - g.r-
ucut. and tbe mech Hi. Is -o,usttw.s y-aa-ur'.
gaIne} for coats ac-o,".rg I4atern jllrfd on G
maa's back ! is easily aroi ed 10y giving TIA
wheel cqua! numhcr Of turns 10 giyeu length Of
thread @rawn out We fnd ibis difficulty incre using
Of late years, anl have come to the conclusion ,iat
If some uf the siuuor- do not keen better time On
tic. pianos ihau oa their sgiEn,n- wheels We should
hate ir,aliuiIy TO listen to their music.
Is every moment Of labor shaui4 be eInplovrI tn
he best advariag &c and very ounce Of iaicrrl &C
appropriated 10 the best purpose, account Of our
war Trorusa 70 write other n piers on nnr
branch Of business after this Is real ui ferfIy to ho
regaeu,I cred. "rd sh.lI eudravor 10 10 our work
nice enough for a ha!maru skirt doctors coat
-lnf Inake isowsers stout enough 10 last farmer
through year scamp"icn Mt least
iNGUhN & WRENCH
.Taaa FAcE1Er, ChmrTowS, BRADronD Co May 2.'G4
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fHB SIHGIl SIFIBG MlGHITIS.
our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHI

Our LETTER A. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
fast gaining word-v-t'ie reputation IL IS pc
yonl doubt the best ana @hearest and most beautiful
Of all Family Sewing Ma hlgs vet offered to the
p;blic No other Family -ywEg Itchne has 50
man, yzofuI arslitnces for Hemu.ing, binding, Fell
i1- Tu.king. Gathering, Guaginc, Braidirg, Em-
Grlilernr, Coriipg, ana 50 forth. DO other Family
Sewing Machine has so mach capacity for great
variety Of yo.G It viii sew all Kinds Of cloth,
and with Gll kinds OF t1~cai. G-eaH ana recent iE-
proYemunts make our Family Sewing Machine most
reljlbe, and most lur1i ie, and mos certain in ne
ton al all rates Of speed I. makes the nlerloykei
stitch, which is the best stitch known. Any enc,
how to use tde letter A Family Sewing Machine.-
Our Family Sewing Machines arc flushed in chaste
and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind 1t protects the machiIe when not in use and
when about to be operated may lie opened a spa
c0us and substantial table t. sustain The work.
woods finished in the sinl lest ami chastss
ner possible, others are adorned and e'nbesaed II
the Gcst costly ana superb manners.
1t is absolutely necessary 10 see the Family Ma
chine in oreraton rs to judge OF Its great cap1ci-
~ ana beauty.
1t IS fast bee, ming as popular for family sewing
as our manufacturing machines are for manut'vt"r-
The Eraueh Offices are well supplied with silk
twist thread, needless OIL &C., oGtho very best quail
ity.
Send for PAMPHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass Broadway, New York.
rg philadelphia Office, $40 Chestnut ST.
5Ss. D s :, E,ao1rII H. MAnsH Agfs in Tnnkaaunocl.
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The Passenger II ain Northward

Leaves New Hampton the orriynl of the Mail
Train which leaves NEW YORK at s. ~ A. NJ and
MANUNkA CHUNK the arrival of the Tram
which leaves PHILADELPHIA. ihcnsington De
rot) at 7.l5 A. NJ. At SCRANTON this Train
makes close connections with trains or the LACK
AWANNA& & BTOOMSBURG and DELAWARE
HUDSON Railroads, and at Great Bend with the
Mail Train on the Erie Railway going West.
Tne Passenger Train Southwark
lie ewes Great Bend after the arrival Of the Cincinn
EXP ress from the West, connecting at Scran
with Trains on the Luckawanna and BIoomsbur
and Delaware and IIuIs Railroads; at Nanunk
CnuNk with the train for Philadelphia, end
New Hampton with Trains for New York the l4e~
high Valley, Harrisburg, &c. Passengers by this
Train arrive in New York at $50, in Philadelphia
OF $50, and in Harrisburg at s 20 P. NJ.
The Accumulation Train
Northward, connects at Great Bend with The Day
Express going West by which passengers arrive at
ithaca and Syracuse The same day. I
Southwark, leaves Great Bend after the arrival 0
the New York Express going East.
s-5'' All Passenger Trains Oh the Egio Railway
stop at Great Bend.
WATTS COOKE, Supt.
r A. HENRY, Gen. Tiki. Agent.
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THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

VIII Immediately relieve, without pain, all disturb
ance of the pero lie discharge whether arising from
reI8Xtiyu or suppression. They act like charm IN
removing the pains that accompany difficult o. I'M
moderate nenstruation, and are the only safe and
r.liable remedy for Flushcs Sick Headache, Pains
in the Loins. Back aud Sides PaIpita,ion of the
Heart, Nervous Tremors Hyatercs, Sp4SmS, Broken
sleep and other uapIeas nj and ter5us effects Of
an unnatural condition. Of ;he sexual functions. In
the worst cases of Flu0r A!5Us or Whites they eff
feet speedy cure
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been usci OVER 4 QUARTER OF CEN
TURY. TAeyare offered as the only safe means OF
renewing interrupted N .usruation but LGdjeS must
tear ia r1nG thar there is condition q the fe-
male SsstaH ia lrhieb The PNS ccHR0t ne taken
luiatopt producing a pECULLAR RESULT
The condition referred to is PREGNANCI-
the result MISCARRIAGE, Such is The jrresjst-
ible tendency IF The medicine to restore the Serua
fgac'ioas tJa normal rendition. that cren The pro
Glictire P0,rer cj aatsao cannot resist THEY
CANNOT 30 BARN IN any other way.
DRCuEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Arstfe oa,v lIelicjae Mat MARRIED AND SIN
GLE LADIES have relied upon lnr many years, or
can ra'y urou now. BEJFAEE or INiTA-
TIONS! These Pills form the Finest Preparation
ercr Dlt f3rlrard with IAIAiEDlAID and FEh-
SISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE DFCEIE-
ED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist,
and tell him that you 7raHt tis BEST and mast
BELL4BLE FEMALE hEDICJEEIN THE
WORLD, which is comprised in
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TO PROFESSORS OF MUSIC AMATEURS, AND
THE MUSICAL PUBLIC GENERALLY,
PA. WO\D iiRNTAN%

WAY,
Having on hand the largest-stock Of Foreign Music
in New York which he import from Europe express
~ To meet the taste and requirements Of the Amcri-
can lovers of Music. respectfully calls attention 70
the fact that he is now supp ying Music o. Every
Style ot q Reduction of TWENTY-FIVE 70 FIFTY. ncr
cent, less than any other house in the Uuiel States
Private Families can be supplied post free bv
farE"rl:nE the cash to the above address Should.
tho amount Of cash be forwarded exceed the cost
tie Music, tie balance Will De promptly returned in
postage cugI, ncy
DEALE8s and Professors .houll not neglect this
opportunity they win be literally dealt with.
B---Any and every piece of Music (vocal or
instrumcntaD published in Europe and America
will be supplied to order, if accompanied by the
cash.
Rememberthe Address,
P. a. " UNDERMANN
Foreign and American Music Warehouse,
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SCLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY,

UvCCuIEGs s HGLLyER, PnoPnIEToR's,
81 Cadar Street, e,o YORK.
- ss.l IN Tanshannook, by J. ". Lyman. in
ELoat-aar. jy ,lle TurlcjI, IN Scranton ~ l.. 50
l. G. TH.l-r. in Fsctoryville by all Druggists
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Amuscmenis.
DARNIJMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ AFTERNOON Al d EVENING AT H.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
GREAT ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR DRAMA,
written by Miss LAURA MEME. entsled
WORKMEN OF NEWYOkK; on, The
CURSE or DRlSk.
The best moral dpina prcsentedo the public
TONY DENiER ~ DANCING OihAFfE'
MORNING. AT II,
dseply teresting aud exciting
EXPOSE or SflEiTUtLlsM,
by DR. w y. NOE NLECh,
who viii give practical illustration ofthe
GREAT lMpOSTUBE,
Walters collection # iife-s.ze hgtI, Of the
JAPANESE NOBILITY,
richly a'tirei IN their costumes. - . 49,.
COMIC SONGS ELEGANT DANCES &c.
PROF. HCTCiIiNGS LIGHTNING cALCl LAFOH.
TWO FAT WO3iEN. LIVING SKELETON.
THREE GIANrS-24 FEET HlGH
MOTORCYCLES HOHEMlAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO CLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTION
WAX FIGURES TAKEN FROM LIFE. w
IRs. GES. TOM THUMB AND BABl ,,,x,
CIRCASsIAN GIRL, DWARF, tLBlNO BOY, LiNiNo
OFFERS. FRENCH MOVlNGFIOuREs, AQOAhLA'
MENAGERIE. &C.
tfuisrioi 20 cents. Children under ten. u cents
~ Several NEW PRIVATE BONES have been erected
IN which seats nsay be secured TO WITNESS ThE oHaAI
DRAMA . ,,,,r, nv
WEDNESDAY, Feb. -, WAsHlNGTONS BIRTHDAY,
EXTRA PERFORMANCES.
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The Rev. DR.. Hawes of Hartford ry.:

The Rev Dr. HAYES of Hartford cys:
81" las much Of the adventurous and romantic ehout H. and
yet appear. verabe and founded in facts lis spirit Is
thoroughly patriotic and loyal and. wha; Is more is self
sscrfc g and Christian It, general influence must be good
Mrs Il. H. Sieourney says
would scarcely be believed that one OF the weaker sex
should thus voluntarily encounter such hardship and per
form such heroic deeda ye, the manners anu conversation
of the author Miss Eduonds inspire confidence in her writ
ten statements"
The Rev. j. w Leck Chaplain 27th Conn. Vols says;
1.-THE narrative i. thrilling In interest aud wiha told with
such charming that any who connences TO read
will be unwilling to lay the book down until oil Is read"
The Rev. DR.. Barstow of Eeenc n. H. says:
1.-THE work is ul Of thrilling incidents strange than
fiction and should be read by every patriot and lover o. the
soldier"
Tie New Haven Palladium Gays;
Miss Edmoud moved by patriotic impulses resolved TO
become field nurse and for year, laboTed fifth
fully for the advancement Of the Union Eleven times
she passed under various dsguises the lines Of the enemy as
spy bringing back valuable information to our Geneals'
The book has abundant recital Of romantic incident
The Hon. Henry Barnard, LII d., says;
"Qls volume contains as believe truthful record Of
the actual adventures brave religious and patriotic woman
hospitals camps and battle field. unsurpassed in varied and
thrilling incrcs, by anything which fiction could imagine and
dress up for esec, in the same line"
The Hartford Daily Times says:
"Of all the women who have into this war Miss Ed
nonds eens be and at the time the one
who has met with the romantic aid astounding sd'en'
lures"
Mrs. Harriet BcecheT Stowe says:
al" evidently the WORK Of courageous benevolent cner
rctic woman. SO book, which our fearful civil war ha
called forth gives graphic and tTuhl picture ofwha
the wal really when It's and .rap9ns' stripped
Of"
To the purpor. sny other eminent person, have
spoken OF this wonderful book Misc Edmond, IL still en-
gagged patriotic md humane duties a, the front under
the direction of the CL;isn Conmis,ion and generously
gives her time AMI talents and al potts arising to her r'~
the publication Of her book in aid Of suffering soldiers
AGENTS WANTED EVERlWHKRE.
Encrgetic men. chers Laes, and especially returned
ard disabled soldiers win find opportunity TO MAKE
money by engaging in the sale Of tits new work For terms
which aio very liberal, slpy to, or address
W s. WILLIAMS & CO..
No. l52 Asylurn-s... Hartford, Conn.
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Netu 11nbliratlo,le.
EACT STRANGER THAN FICTION.
NURSE AND SPY
UNION ARMY;

Courrsing the Adventure. aud Experiences Of Woman In
Horjtsls Campo and Battle Fields Nurse aid Spy An
octave volume eabeishe with fine steel portrait and
usrous encrevngs rom original designs
ByS. EMMA F.. EDMONDS. Published by w. s. VIII
LIAMS CO., Hartford, Conn
This work possesses Infinitely interest than book
Of fiction ever written and has already received the warnss
recommendations o! the press the Clergy the army, aud
n,en Of influence IN al sections Of the country.
Read the following commentator, which have been voun
.chy given the Publishers;
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VIII be Ready ct IL O'clock.
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FOR MARCH. 1863

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Mem 1)nbNcailons
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The Story ola Year The Frozen Herbor At Audefsonve
DE- Johns Ancient Mining tho Shores Of Lake Superior
TO Poe, hi. Birthday Needle ard Garden III Memories
Of Authors--Miss Lsdon; Our Oldest Friend; Edward Nv
sett; Notes Of Pianist II; Tho Chimney Corner, HI me
Popular Lecture The Causes Of Foreign Enuy to the .Neu
States; Reviews and Literary Notices.
The following writers among the con'i'ou'oi' W VIZ
Mach number: T.. +. WHipPLE. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
J. O. HOLLAND, HARRIET BgEoHER STOWE DONALD w.
MrrcHKIL, E. e. HALE, HvRr JAMES, j., j. l. iAow
BRIDGE, L. NJ. GoTTscHAIK. ALERT d. hAohA SA1' 'H'
Mrs. s. c. Hall
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanting CARRIAGES
~ Spring for the present select from the immense
assortment In Ware Rooms No. 80 Broadway at % per cent
lsss than they have been offered Lsss Harness
c. WITTY, No. 40 broadway.
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PAID IN CAPITAL......"S1 ,OO0. O00

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Amnsemenis.
WALLACK".
w Proprietor aud Manager. .Mr. LESTER wALLAcK.
TUESDAY,
BENEFIT OF

WALLACKY.
w Proprietor aud Manager. .Mr LESTER WALLACK
TUESDAY,
BENEFIT OF
Mr.. CHARLES FISHER.
rrst time hrfe) Tom Tsylors admirable Comedy,
SILL WATERS RUN DEEP,
Produced with superb Scenery beautiful Dresses Appoint
Inents and strong csst:
Mr.. Potter. Nr niah 5-uI
Captain Hgw w: ~ Io9o
Gnlr'. ~,
tvs hrG sppearaBce) 81,
Makhanl'
Jcs,op.
Mr. Midway. ...............Mi's Madeline Henri1ue,
Airs amy sioI
Jane A. maurice
And, hrst time IN ten years, the excslen, Farce oil
mon LIFE BELOW STAIRS,
with the following attractive distribution:
Cheres lsnf'
TIE Dukes N.Y. eftci
Sir Harry's Servant iouh.
Servants ............:;.hr fop'
Tow ................l ITO Lovely Mr. Browne
Lady btb Maid Mis lone Duiht
Lady Char'oto's Jonn Setor
In the Of the Piece, .
Sons, All In Livery .............siss lone BuIkt
MINI, do Ia Norton and Ms,
Mary Cannon.
WFDNFSDAY-fFiftb timel--THE GAME or LIFE.
THURSDAY, A NONfLAND fANORlrE PROGRAMME
|. FRIDAY-BENEFlT q Mia MADELINE HENkiQUE,
iI. time this season. Sheridan knowess STANDARD Play
THE HuNCHEAtk.
The great Domestic Drams.
THE TlINET-Ot-LEANf MAN,
VIII shortly be produced for the FIRST time III this thea.e
with great cast scenery, dresses snd appointments
The r,cst success OF tho GAME OF LIFE prevents TN
repetition of OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS o
the representation OF which due notice WIZ De gwen
Doors open at II. Overture at IT.
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In which the Of the Mammoth ppohoauonc
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ADMITTED By THE PRESS AND PUBLIC
10 BE THB
GREATEST PANTOMlMIC ACHIEVEMENT EVEN
PRESENTED IL AMERICA,
AND SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER.
THE GREAT PASTOMlNE
will be preceded every evening srd on WEDNESDAY and
SATt KDAY AFTERNOONS by tie
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The Table Of Contents offers the following:
The City Girl by Gail Hsmoni Andyr Adventures ICON
cludedby Trowbridse Winning his Way. (eoniinned)
BY Care.on" The Winged Goose tecncuded) by Rose
Terry; Ny Heavenly Bird ty r. H. stoddsrd Our Dogs ny
Harriet Beechsr stowe Little Sarahs Skates by Mary ~
Prescott; How Margery Wondered by Lucy Lsrcom Les
son. In Msdc Afoat in the Forest continued by Capt
Mayne Reid Round the Evening Lsmp-which latter title
Introduces delightful variety Of ChArides Refuses fuE-
sles, etc.