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Nm D. r. Howsm had farewell bsAsht II wallis NV
Opera House Washington, tho aist East Lynne was
played
10 Jefferson played Rip Van winkis for the ath time
at the Sational theatre. Washington, on the 2lst.
Nj. and Mrs W. B. Weston will appear in Irish char
acters at Newtown Christmas afternoon and evening
Mr. and Mrs Barney williams will perform 81 the
New Chestnut street theatre Philadelphia Christmas
Eve
Chanfrau finished engagement al Mrs John Drsw's
Arch slrset theatre, Philadelphia, on the 22d
Mrs Jean Davenport Lander Ia announced TO appear At
the Worcester Mass theatre the Gath and 25h inst
Tho following announcement appeared in the Boston
Tonserip OF June 4, 1850
National theatre Mr.. N. r. Banks viii make his nrst
appearance the Boston stage. Mr. Porter and Miss X
0aveu viii also appear This evening, June 4, will be
performed Bulwcr's celebrated play OF tho Lady OF
Lyons Claude Menotte Mr.. N p. Banks; Pauline
Ma Anderson. After which songs Dances &c. To con
clude with . new Yankee comedy, called the Castaway
Yankee on the Coast Of Aalabar Zephania Crabtree,
with Yankee stories Mr. Porter; Asan. Mr. Haynes
Doors open at hafpast curtain rises al quarter
before eight. Mr. Porter Is eminent lawyer 10 San
Francsco and has been for several years District Ator
ney Of that city.
Many people are Of opinion that Banks has been all
his life an actor and ~ warrior legislator, only
Knocked real character.
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us n era cs,,a s .ns ps n,ne ~ wss.ssy
seyski y zs hay higher aiss rort 90 90 Hogs % 70
. - - Lard unchanged -.
Tobaccc-Saies 81 hhds AZ ful rates. Meas pork ~;
hogs II ~ Is Receipts 100 Total receipts i0v1 Cot
dsI g<c FOR low middnng. Fiour-sapernne ~ 90
Oats &c corn--sbeed, in bnk. Ds: ear, &c ersr
100. Lard, uercss isse. Whisky, IN bond - 80,
Cotton veal; s7c for mhidnr spirits Tarpsnnne lees
firm, ., ~ ~ 90 Crude rurpenilne steady q A Co
changed, a 80 % Us for city me-. ,..x
Cotton marss, depressed and d.slai ss aadnaa
AuGrxrA, Dec. Il lsye
onAars.ro- Dec. II IsS.
Cotton msrtss irregular sad'deeiinlns sale. 10 LsI..
MorffE. Dee y. isD
Cotton fair demand. factors generally sellers sales
Dp bAiss lever Esdss q goa demand CLOSING qniet a.
Nav orrxAws Dec r. isss
Cotton duh and easter sale. 1lo9 bales ow mffng Al
pc. No middiine n hsreirt - susAf inAttige
fair. sc PRIME 70 cseses les nS Moisssss y fs,s
shans~s N a. 81 a. rsw york. sxht Y " Discount.
Geld " 80 frsishis arn aa4 uscaAssst
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The foreign exchange market dull, and on the
whole barely steady Bankers bills on England It sixty
DAYS we're quoted the close n 100 1O0k ~ three
.ssys, 10 I10x; commercial, ioJk 1osk francs at
sixty days, 61sx G13x at thrsa days, $40 q
ki2K.
An inquiry into the circua,iou Of the banks Of the
county different periods its history win show that
his grown with Vie growth Of the country. and W
calculate upon the same rate Of increase for the
next thirty years that have experienced during the
last forty, should ond that the aggregate At the end
Of that ,ime would BE- equal 70 the whole amount Of the
national debt as IL stands At present Tho writer Of
communication, printed in 'shis Journal argues from
hs ,ha, II Congress adopted system Of paying the debt
With legal tenders that in thirty years tho whole debt
would he paid on In . form which would cost
chs Treasury no interest, and q the mms time
furosh q circulation superior 20 any in the
world. He therefore proposes that Congress should
saihorze tho Treasury 70 pay the debt IL
rais due with legal tsndsr ncss nd allow low rate Of
interest," sAy three per csns. upoA az sarplss Of mch
notes MT required by the puoc for busns purposes
This p~cesA 10 Is con.saced, vosld aos suly pssvsss
any audue imitation. but prsveat panic o. nonssary
revulsiou, a. the dspositoss could withiSaw snsir
deposits on demand. with sufacssnt snoant Of Legal
tender notes ON deposit with the Treasury the writer
referred 20 maintains that panic would b. impossible
and that she national debt would be paid without impos
ssv,shins the people. This schcms has the merit Of
being original and although the bnfonisss would look
upon IL as an absurdity, u 10 certainly preferable
70 the doctrines preached by them. wh'ch would
have the erect carried into practice. Of rarsiyxin
industry and making the hch richcr and she
poor poorer The0ovsmmeat would thereby sase
Ihe which nov pays on its debt and which
constitutes tho principal item Of s annual expenditure
Al time whom the u tho country i 70 opprss
vs at present, n The impsrssivs duty o. Coo
rres. sock out means Of nghtcnsng the burden %
much possible One great canse Of the prevailing d.
preston among the mercantile and manufacturing com.
uauly r the heavy TAXATION 70 which every thing 70
snscted when s1de aud manuSactures are inactive
tabor Is thrown q employment and this reacts upon
immigration, and the pubic revenue suffers accordingly
The scale which the national debt and currency have
bssu reduced during shs last yssrs ezeessve and tss
power Of Secretary Of the Treasury 10 further contraes
United ~,aios should be withdraw, the contrac
aon Of the currency being imitet 70 compound interest,"
notes on declining scale q from twenty TO I've millions
sr snpu with power shs part Of the Secretary not
contrast
The highest prices Of the leading stocks sold Al she
ARR, session OF the Exchange each Saturday OF the
la q a, weeks were ~ follows
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BaprAu--coos On Wednesday. Decenhsr 10 aifhs
Church Of Oh. lncsrssfioo BY the Rev ~. honisenry
EDwAseC. BssslS 10 hssIsa TsssDosA ccox, both u
Hoarox-AsrKv- this city, on wsdnesdsy Dcres.
bar 10, b. Rev. W. W. Newell. assisted by Rsv "
Smith, w'L.a. HsSsv H.sios % s.saa Avsss dAsshs-
PAsEss-Bsos In San francesca. on fhursds,
November ~ ~ The Rev J. Roweii, THSpposx D.
PAnGxn, Jr o. ran Francisco. 10 CLAnmpa N, sscon
daashtsr 81 John y Brock, ESQ. u Fast Dorset. W.
Rutland tNtB aud Box'on Mss papers plssss copy
sRAlLxs-Ssrrr. On TUESDAY Decsmbss ~, 10 ~
rsridebce Of the brides grandfather Bedford N. r.,
thu Rev. Mr. Msrd, MkyrrrT ssALtxv. ~ Sewc~st
10 FAssss h. daughter o. r y smith. of New YORK
Died.
BsssrT On sunday. December -. Bsmcrr, yoans
en dsnFhter a wia'sm and kisn Bennett, aged zee
. months snd days
The friend and sosuslntsncss are respectfully nvRt
~ st,~ud the fansrsi. % Tuesday afternoon, a. %
o'cioek NON TIE residence Of her parents. No ~ Ln
low street bstw.sn Grand and Hssssr streets.
street. South Broegyn, after short illness. ALs cd
In, the b.lovsd wife % Lawrence Cussn 4 native
lhures, county rpPersry Ireland, In the ssh rear
The frssnds and rstivss are most respectfully nvit<s
10 sfssad tbs funeral russdsy sftsrnoos, a. sxp
O'Clock fron her late residence The remains viii ~
taken 10 ,hs cernessry Of ths Holy Cros. Fafbush
Cincinnati pagers please copy.
cossnIr.--lu Brookiyu. alter q long illness, Hsssr
nsisslS.s snd frsad- or tbs family are r~s,~c.faii,
nylts 10 sirpd s funsra from the ~ Ausni
svsnusand Elliott piscs, this Mcpdsyl assEsscn, a. on'
crsrr -on sundsy, December q, Hrrrr Ms.s, onI,
daughter y rornslius and Hsisn A Csrts sssds moash
The fssods ara reisi,e. arc respectfully lnvsss
sfnd he funeral TUESDAY sfgsno0s. at on- oela
from ae r.dfnts q ~ rarepis No ia IVES, gcarf
csrsv OF eyrrampssyn, oa eundsy, Dsosmb.r a
Il MAuassr, wife ~ Joha Carey dsnghisr 81 kdwA.
Tss frss.i a isss pss. a. " a. r.slsscs u 10
i hnxbsnd ~ stfih Mfcsf cornes sven1e g. Al -
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Political slssisases - Ladies' Dvsssss.
The Russian Iochais psbss curious decree Of
General os.res, ssvsrs0r Of Syei sovsorod;
Il ran. slui; =: w ,sW.}ol ~ ~ sa!9 ~
10 hs a;{e M5 tBucdIS ayIs 4 dr75 6ob va "
t. ~orssr connected vsh Tho soesiy Of Nihiilus
Ihs ,oIs, N characterised by rosnd ha1 hiding The
hair vh1 shoss bIus spsctacies. ana me
81 sr,nsine Since The osimtsal attempt Of the iot Of
Anrli hs society which hes produced . resicids y
sSsed by ought therefore 70 be considered By foss
v<oss duty Il 10 70 preserve public order provona
son deserving pisms and Punishment We tbcrsfgse
alluded o. and 70 order the police Of shectT and dis
rcs 70 send than 70 the burssux whsvc they SHOULD
undertake. in wrising change their siys Of dSsss IL
csse Of their refass they should be vsrnsd that thsy
win incur pesAlty OF cxs In conformity 9Th esRs
ug laWa The police oa1ht, Dovesv~, 70 snasut1s .
thaoo pospons Ell MN t
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Total. ~, l2os5 s,oSs.s 42 $eo7s7. sAS
The arrival Of Sl,41e4o2 in treasure yesterday from
California and AspnwAl nnkes the aggregate receipts
from those sources At this po since January this year.
$780, 1906 800 against $40 sos TO the corresponding
period in 1885, San Francisco papers Of November 90
note very little variation in financial matters since pre-
vious dates Bank Recommendations readily obtained
at TX TX per cent month. There was general aug
msntaton OF deposits both In banks and savings societies
The receipts Of treasure from tho interior continued very
large, $400o0oo being the estimate for The month Of
November The exports Of treasure from San Francisco
from November 1st the 7d and since tho commence
ment ri the year. with those 70 the corresponding period
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Coffee moderately active about previous prices.
4ao Easc private terms or other kinds We heard
RTsss eIs
skd offered and a. asked The enxasemsnt. 50
Isndsn I'll e.is s and i
ss new pzsssd on prv. sl1'
Hssr quiet and We heard Of transactions Prcss
HolaSss vas dun and nomn. and % heard Of no aslss
NAVAL and deprssaon sontnusd % char
sons pous sGn s Cen and S
a.
co ss sc e 4 a. :: s A. o sc esSn =.
strained < q u snd ri 90. 40 LAT % as a. Tar
d Ind "a 4. 10
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sp.Ion Beer continues sisAy and nrn VIII sss. q .
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' a. z. sHS s. ss .a g @ i::sss "a s.eDSs
hog. heavy; small sslss SSry made - &c ~.
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uIssass or ssasisssd dun s.e quite s..ay
:. =. a. w.sch small sale. w.rs rs,crtsd scsart va
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= ss ~ ssss spsA rs NOR.
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T4.ss wa ,..s a s:sss and over SECS 7io ~
Tssss7.-Rseslp...r SSl. rAs market confused dnl
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oaDxRwD.
Dc. "a Assistant Psymaster A. W. 1son, 70 'ns
Aroostook.
ov vuRLoUaa
Dec. M--Paymastsr Thos Masten
DEr. N-Ths appointment Of Actss Inrd AssSsn'
Engineer Jared n. Sleeper Of tho Ps-'oscol
DUACHHp.
Dsr. IL --Firss Assistant Engrer noos roS, from
Marblehesd aud PLACED % watts o1asrs
surgeon Vim. l. King. from nc HARTFORD ana grantee
sick leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-24

Wheat inactive and nomnaydower, and the ransac.
tons unimportant. Corn extremely dust and
fully L. lower though part or the decline recovered
before the close the market closing steady Tho aalss
limited to 1900 bushels =. q o. q 70 for mixed Western
accepted. sales Of about ~ 100 bushels made at 6$c
nc. for State and &c &c. for Chicago and Milwaukee.
Rye barley snd mali Inactive ana heavy and heard
OF business.
Cotton declined under limited dsmand and general
desire reaixe, clpsng and nominal at the sub
joined qnotstons The sales confined 70 about 40
bales We uuOto:-,
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uEcsLlAHfous uvseAi Ms IxATSAl ITtss-

usesLlAneous usseM Ms rxAISAl ITess.
Bandman played Iaso. 10 othsIIs, ., sss A'hsssum.
Dsvet, on the Goth Inst ~
n. webb Sister, wse. playing =. the Young Meas
Hall, Detroit on the goth Inst
Miss Rachel johnson and > xscsuiey appeared -
Ksss Psysos sud ersh Gsss rsspccsivsy 81 shs Hob
ndsy street. theatre, Bsls,rovs, % she rid
Hssr 80 q sandrrsrA's Opsrs House. Baltimore, last
week.
Johs Broushsm edsd hs season 81 the Boston theatre
an he a2d playiu Columbus afternoon ssd evening.
n,ss vsnny yong Was ~ sbe Rochester Open House
% the als
Nos w,Ilsms took bensst = the opsn HOUSE,. Troy,
n r.. On 30 2lss, appearing - Ksthlees, In Peep o
Day.
Mss JaoeIls Western Theodore Hamilton and Mckee
Ranks were playing At the olympic theatre, g. Louis,
iast GEEK.
" and n- rIerescs we're q De s~'s opsr House,
a Louis last week On the 10Th The Colleen Bswn IVES
,laysd. MstsrM
The BssemAn Concert srcsps s.ns a. The Mercantile
Library Ran, 81 Louis, on the 18Th ssd 9o,h snsbL
miss Mary Mitchell and J. v. AIbsugh played East
Lynne a The Academy Of MUSIC, LousvliIs, the
Goth Inst
Yankee Locke was ., woods sssairs, ciseiunsti, on
shs 10th
Nan Bryant had . farewell beDsHt At the National
theatre. clnelDnsl on the zsl rbs Colleen Bsws ws<
played
j. H. Hsrksti played MP Van winkie a. the New
Opera Hosss. Pit,sburE, Pa, on the zist
The wouci ssstsfs and ?. !. DonnsIly wers last vel
al WALKERS Opera Hoas. Newark.
Miss stella Mason took bsae6t on The Isth 81 the
Savannah GA theatre.
Fanny Pnos and D. Hasehsu - zoos 70 appear a
Savannah, Ga
sam shsvIsys Minstrsis viii perform ~ tho Bssaio
orera Hos-s on the 18th and 10Th
The BassIsy Family were psrformins Al BunsIo last
vesk.
Tho Richisss opsr. troupe were At the Metropolitan
tbcstsc, Bsfsio. on the 2ist
Tho Gllxicn and souslni Opera troupe announced
20 appear 1t The Crosby Opera House. chicasc, 90 Ne
cath.
Blanche d mar vas last week performing 81 Nc.
vckar's theatre. Chicago
WI. lie noyns took . beneat 1t Woods museum,
Chicago. the 2ist
Last seek vas the SECOND Of Laura Kssnea sngsgs-
msni At the new Memphis theatre Memphis, Tenn
Tho Hsnion troupe opened AZ the cresniow opsr'
Hoase. Memphis, Tenn.. on The isih.
Ensfls xsivnie hsd > farewell bes~ai o. ne h~srepoi
Raa ,hosire. Indianapolis, on the zis, rAs "sy .s
Ansn-us PcsasA
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. Dec z2-SPM.
Receipts Pot continued dull and heavy at
% So Pearl dun and nominal 81 Slcs ei2 So
i5A bbIs. -four, 81 do, and l02o
bags corn meal, loo bushels corn, 3475 DO. oats
The market for State and Western -four char
acte-ized b. extreme dnllness and depression. and
market closing dull and heavy at the concession The sales
limited 800 bbls the revised quotations annexed
Southern four continued duh aud heavy with but little
the transacons being confined 70 $50 bbs Corn meal
OF rye -four 80 bbls were disposed OF at 80 20
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-10-03
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is com.
bned from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tions which arise from it, such as ERUPTIv1
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTuLEs,
BLorcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEUM, SCAID HEAD, RINawoRx.
RHEUMATIsM, SYPHILITIc and MERcURlAL Dis
EASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in " in,pwity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible In
contaminated constitutions.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-10-03

Improved
ROSE WASH

Will radically exteminate from the system Diseases
Of u Urinary Organs arising from habits Of disspa
tsa sa little expense little change in diet and
sxrosars. completely supersediDg those unpleas-
ms and dangerous remedies Copaibs and Mercury,
seGbesgtAsss upsasaDt and dangerous diseases,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-10-03
Scrofu1a. or Kings Evil

is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor Being in the circulation, IL
peryades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease ON any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous tsint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, fltA
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con.
stitution, descending " from parents to childzsn
unto the third and fourth generation )" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, ~
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upsn
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from tho
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which. in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, sweihngs; and On
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor.
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu.
tons not only suffer from scrofulous coms
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse.
uuently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their natures
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain.
and. indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofuious
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health is undermined by 1t.
To cleanse it from the system we must removals
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and M
vigorate it by healthy food and exeEsise'
Such medicine we supply IN
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-10-03
Pluid Extract Buc b u.

o. oil cases OF the Uraary orytns whs'hsrxisti
On male or female from whatever eaase originating,
sd matter Of ow long standing. 1t 10 pleasant
in tsste and odOr, immediate IN its action, ami
mere strong g.bening than any of the Preparations of
Bark OF Iren
yassc suffering from BrokeD-down or Delicate
Constitutions procure the remedy at once.
Hhs reader must be aware that, however slight
may be the attack Of the above disease it is sure to
HaFSst bis bodily health, mental powers, happiness,
saI that Of his postsrity. Our flesh and blood are
@pporteo Srsm these sources ..-. ,..