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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
~ We publish entire this week, the

q We publish entire this week, the
Presidents speech, delivered on the 22d
of February. 1t is a plain straight for
ward manly effort, breathing throughout
spirit of exalted patriotism, and devotion
to the Constitution and the whole Union.
While he condemns in unmstakablc terms
the men who have been opposing the GOV
ernment at the Secession end of the line of
disunion; he pour s just as heavy fire
INTO the ranks of the traitor abolitioHists,
who are endeavoring to effect the same
end, thoug'! in more sneaking and under
handed sort of way. &c does not fear to
denounce these men by name. He has
nothing to conceal from the great masses 10
whom he looks for aid in the mainte nance
of liberty and the rec Establishment of law.
He has boldly thrown himself into the
breach of disunirn n, which Stevens, Sumner,
Phillips, and other kindred spirits are at
tempting to widen, and with determined
resolution worthy Of his great predecessor,
jackson, undertakes the greatest work
that ever devolved upon the shoulders of
any rulcr-that of restoring single hauded
the union of these States, and making the
years of war through which we have
passed effective toward the object for which
we fought.
But he is equal to it all. He has stretch
ed ont his hand to the people for help
and not in vain. The voice of gratitude
and encouragement-the Peoples voice
has made the welken ring in every COM
monwealh withis the circle of our glorious
Union. And when the storm is past, and
his great work completed, the patriot
statesman will find in the plaudits Of a
thankful people well-deserved reward
for all tie tolls and trials which are now
before him
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07

ton of family and home. teach his heirstip
in the home our Father has given us-this
world, this life |; say to all such:
rThs world 10 fair
And shall force thee to acknowledge IL.
The signing wind hath stores of healing balm,
Tho twittering birch leaves melodies of joy,
And au gbt that lives its meed of happiness %
And you shall rejoice in your nswness of
life, your selfhood. with joy unspeakable,
and your soul acquire fulne.s fjoy, a
depth,
Like wells that by the wasting of their flow
Have had their deeper fountains broken up"
Vale.
L. A WEYHAL.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
COURT OF APPEAL.

u OT1CE is hereby given that the Commissioner.
~ of Wyomin County will hold Il court of sp
peal at their of6ccin the Borough Of Tunkhanno K
for the several townships in said county, commsac
ing n Monday the y h day of March 1866, .n'
all persons who may feel aggrievei on account Of
their take. for year 1866, may attend and be heard
MARCH y. 1866
Braintrim, windham Meshoppen
MARCH l3, 1866,
Mehoopany, Washington. North 9ranch.
MARCH a. 1866,
Forkston, Monroe Lemon, O.erfeld.
MARCH Is, 1866,
Eaton, Northumberland Exeter, Tunk TvP
MARCH l6, 1866
Clinton, Nicholson, Falls, Tunk Boro.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
Commissioners Office, :
Tunk Eoro. Feb, 81, 6S.
Vim. +. TERRY, Clerk.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
Local and Personal.

Explanation. ..The date on the tintal address
label attached t' this paper shows he time To which
as appears on our books, the paper has been pail
for Every ubscriber should take an occasional
look at it,
The Pleasant Days Ct last week made every
one anxious TO be out of doors, l-playing wrest-
ling, foot-rscing and similar out moor sports were
freely INDUCED in by the gentlemen of leisure, !"
with whom our town abounds
Adolphus Megsenhofen gives notice to the
public that their grape and fruit trees be
made douby productive by proper syetsm of pru-
ming. Adolphus also thinks he is just the that
can do that same thirg.
Our Friend P. c. Burns, having purchased the
intsres: and good will Of Mr. Stoddard: gives
his friends and patrons notice in another c lumn,
that he is prepared to regulate their time we'll
any this side Of eternity. He also asserts that
a good view of the interior of mill stone, if
they will not make one see clear through.
Sarza,--We have long supposed this celebrated
drug hal come to be an exploded humbug, but We
assured by those skilled in the healing art, that
not the Sarsaparla itself is to be blamed for this
conclusion bat the miserable w"rthles IS preparations
OF 1t that have been palrred off upon the communi
ty-preparations which contain about as much of
its virtue as they do of gold dust Is is CONNER
cial fact that almost all of the Sarsaparla gathered
in the world, is consumedin the old countries of
Europe, where the science of medicine has reached
its highest pert cton, and where they know the best
what to employ for the mastery of disease. Hence
we are glad to find that We are to have compound
of this excellent Alternative which can be relied on
and our community will rot need be assured that
anything Door AVER makes, is worthy of their
confidence He has been for years engaged in ell
iminatine this remedy (sse adv cos) designing to
make II his "chefd ourre" which should add the
crowning glory to his already envable reputation-
American Celt, New York.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
AE- Mr.. Eallandigham fired hundred


guns in Dayton in honor of the veto, and
hung out flag from his window. Which
flag the despatch omits to state.-N. 7.
Tribune.
The flag used by Mr.. V. on this occasion
was the identical one the Tribune so effec-
tionately arostrophised not long ago as " a
Haunting lie" and "hate's polluted rag
good old-fashioned American flag, with
not stripe erased nor star dimmed,
which the aforesaid journal proposed to get
rid of in the following manner:
Destroy it, We who can,
Deep sink it in the waves!
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
NICHOLSON, March 5th., 1866.
Ma EDITOR {:
For fear that the good M

For fear that the good peo-
pie of Tunkhannock, and the rest of the
readers of the North Branch Democrat, will
think that the oil excitement in Mich olson.
is dying out, / will now state that there 10
no abatement in the excitement, there be-
ing over $4,000 subscribed, and no doubt
will soon reach $l0,OOO-for the purpose
of sinking we'll. which experiment will
surely take place this ensuing season.
Our next meeting will be held at Stones
Academy. in Nicholson village on Satur-
day the 10th inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at
which time permanent organization will
take place, by an ell ection of the Officers.
EN-. BACON, Seet'y.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
Ben. Butler Disg0rging.

The New YORK E3prrs' states that Beast
B utIer has paid M"s.rs. Smith & Bros, of
Nnw'Orlcans. $4,000 in gold. which. they
alleged, he ab.tracted from their vanlts. to-
gether with interest. all costs and Sheriff.
poundage. making an aggregate of over
Sl5O.O00.
No wonder it was said Ben had good
receipt for sore eyes.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
Philadelphia ONCE.
NOTICE.

All persons from whom Int ernal Revenue Tax
due will hereafter until 9th rrwse noiifsd pay The
same to Daniel Wright. a, TuukhanLocR
+. NJ CRANE.
Dept'y Col. 18Th Dist. Pc
Tunk. March 6, 1866.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07

cE Our Letter A Family sewing Ma
chine. with all the new Improvements IS the best
and cheapest and most beautiful Sewing Machine u
the world, No other Sewing Machine has - mnct
capacity for "reat range of WORK, including the
Braiding, Binding Embroidering, Telling, Tueking
Cording, Gathering, &c. &C.,
Tn. Branch Offices well supplied with Silk
Twist. Thread, Needles, Oil &C., Of the very test
quality,
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
45S Broadway, New York
Philadelphia ONCE.
$40 CHEsTNUT STREET
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
Wednesday. Mar. Z, 1866.

H- The Hon. Heister Clymer, Of Berks,
was nominated as candidate for Gov. OF
the State, at the Democratic State Conven-
ton held at Harrisburg, on Monday last.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
Died..

CAREY-In Tunkhann ock Tp. on the 18th inst. Of
Consumption, Earl H. Carey sgsd So years mo-
sad 10 dsys
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
What Lincoln would have said.

Fred. Douglas, in a lecture st B2lti-
more, is reported by the Commerctat to
have said that chad Mr. Lincoln lived,
loyal black men, returning from atwo
years campaign, covered with the dust of
battle, wonld not have been insulted "a
they were by President Johnson BY having
a sermon preached 10 them about going to
work and proving ,bat they were entitled
to freedom" Possibly not. Judging
from a remark he did make respecting the
black men and their freedom. Mr.. Lincoln
would have been more expressive though
less elegant than his successor in the terms
of his sermon" 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Carpenter, the artist, who knew
so much of the inner iifc of Mr. Lincoln.
recently furnished the I"dependent series
of articles thereon. In one of them he
tells of Lincojn's interview at Hsmpton
Roads with the rebel Vice President, and
the other Commissioners, as the late Pres =
ident related the facts to him. They were
discussing the question of emancipation,
when Mr.. Stephens expressed his convic-
tion that the negro would not, it suddenly
given his freedom, labor or be of much use
to himself or any one else, and asked what
would be done with him. This was Mr..
Lincoln's answer, for which see the Inde-
pendent, "Root, Hg, or Die!" The Roch-
ester Union says there may be a question
of taste involved in the different modes of
scrmonizing' adopted BY the two Presi
dents, but their creed seems to be pretty
much of one and the same piece.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDITyOSr
ID Exp mas issued out Of the Court Of Ctnrr,.
Pleas Of Wyoming County. to m. direc:ei I viii
expose to public sale Mt the Court HouSe. in TunL
harnsck Borough on the 3lst day Of M,r-h n
1866. at o'clock P. NJ, all th,t piece o- p.r,s,
of land. situate in Washington Township, wyomipy
Co Pa, bounded and described as follows, tn wit.
On the North by land Of Joseph A Ellsworth, oo
the East by land Of Thomas Ellsworth and jams.
Dunlap. on he South bv lands of Mtlelel Haryey
on the West by lands in possession OF Robert Hu
lock, containing about thirty acres of land more
less. about twenty acres thereof improved with on
log house and few fruit trees thereon, with the
appurterances. &c.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of
Charles Keeney and Nathan Wells, Executors n
Nicholas OVerfeld Iced RS. George Atkinson and
X II. Atkinson committee Of VIM H. Conrad Ia.
matte
And will be sold for cash only "
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff
SheriA's Office
Tpol,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07

Mass ,CHUsKTTs REBELLIogs - The
spirit which dictated the passage of that
ordinance of secession which still stands
unrepealed on the statute book of Massa-
chusetts. is again at work in that State. as
will be seen from the following:
The United States District Court a short
time since decided that certain prosecutions
in Massachusetts, should be trar rsterrcd to
that court, under the provisions of law OF
Congress, and directing that further pro-
ceedings in the State courts should be stop
ped The Supreme Court of the State at
its present session at Salem took up the
case and declared that the decision of the
United States Court was not law and should
not be "beyed
If this had happened a few hundred
miles farther south it would have been FIAT
rebellion"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07
AGENTS TED,

In every TOWNSHIP BCPoUGH and WARD to
canvass fnr
"Ihe great one 10iNaae Mr. Hls~
i07.Y,'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07

ITO EVERYTHING THERE - SEA
son. AND A TINE TO EVERY PUR.
POSE UNDER THE HEAVEN (Eccle-
sfastes III.I)
Certainly this sentence is trr&fbr ever AMI those
who do not reflect upon will perceive very the
bad consequences
But WHAT TO DO Is NOW THE SEASON %
To let prnne and tie up the grapevines and to~erng
shruhhcries, trimming fruit trees small fruits kc
Particular attention is called to the renovation
besides the UDion-of tte old apple trees tr top rrc
root pruning, scrapng. graf ing and other operations
If needed Almost every eglected but sound F--i'
tree can be fonGe 10 bear better in or7htv arE
quantity by removing the causes Of his trifs ~
du uctiveness.
The subscriber is ready to pcrfarn1 sy.ry work il,
The line of the fruit growing husiuos. n Tuukhan
mock and the next neighho~'rni
ADOLPHUS NJ 2GENHOFES
Tunkhanhock, Pa, Mar 1895
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-07

EF The Republicans call themselves
friends of the Constitution and the I'm
;en." They have tried, during the pre-
sent Congress, to effect between eighty and
hundred changes in the Constitution, and
they are fighting to exclude nine States
from the Union and we who respect and
love the Constitution of our country. and
who want to see the Union preserved. are
called enemies of the Constitution and the
Union by these incomprehensible lars
We say liars because that is just what they
are. We have ceased to regard these men
as gentlemen; and We have ceased to speak
of them as such. They are deservingonly
Of the e1ecration and the kicks of every
good man and friend of his country We
would no more take by the hand on- of
these wretches, like Stanton and Summer,
than we would pick mp a viper. Their
soul is pestiltnce-t their life is ours"
and . shame to their country Let such
detcsted villains live only to be hated and
despised. When we were in Europe. some
years ago, Summer was * ihitlng ims-lt
both in England and in France a. whip
ped nun He was, of course, drsp;sed by
every gentleman, rs he will be to the end
of his days Old Guard.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
POI Shlpley St., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers ia
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,

IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery Il Building Hardware.
Tho subscribers would respectfully call the 1t
tention of their friends and the public to the lars
est and best selected stock OF Iron and Coach Hard
ware 10 the State consisting in part rs follows
IRON-Dest brands, English and American bars,
refined and common
Hammered, bands hoops, scrolls, ovals, half Ovals,
half rounds,
English Juniata and Norway slit Rsds
BenEons superior Norway Horse Nail Rods.
English and American puddied and solid bloom
sTEEL-spring, Country, Blister and aerman
ssnderson's superior cast aud shear Steel.
Cultiyator Plates various sizes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoes hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails,
Carrfge and Wagon Iron Axles.
Gstclsells and other Elliptic Springs.
Coleman'a hyperion Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes.
Malleable Iron for Carriage Works.
Blaoksmiths Bellows, Anvils. Vises, Slodges
| Hammers, Stocks and Dies and other tools.
Spencers celebrated Files and Rasps
! American Gimbet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back coil and other chains
Amss aud other shovels and Spades
Picks, Mattocks, Forks and other Farming lmple
| ments.
Wileys. Atwoods and other PIow Castings.
Beattys Edge Tools, Barton's Drawing Knives.
Butchers, Onisels and Plane Irons.
Disston's superior saws OF all kinds
pughs and Tazewolls Augurs and Brace Bits.
Vets Berch and other Planes.
Iron Rivets, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets.
Lead, Btnca Tin, Spelter Solder and Rabbit Metal
Iron and Steel, Wre, sheet Zinc and Tin,
Lightning Rode aud Fixtures, McCallister's point,
for ditto
, Grindstones, Cranks and Roersfor ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
facturers prices.
Glass Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Val
nishes.
Paint Mills I,insaed Lard and qnar,n Ola Turne,
tine, DC.
o Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
Is Carnage, Canvas, Carpets, Cloths Leather, Lace
II IL AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and WaSc
Spokes, FellOes, Bows, Shafts Tongues, Hubbs n
L. AGENTS for Dole, Silver and DENIM
lnrivalled patent adjustable Tsnanting and Ill
, Boxing Machines Ftlloe Boxing attachments, 40.
!, " AGENTS for Spears Preserving solution.
2 Al OF which will be sold at lowest market prict
"a Wholesale and Retail. june 81 II
y BLi GARRgSr. DANIEL II. KENT, II. GARREr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

will nav $50 to tns Proprietor any Med cine that
can show greater number OF genuine Certificates OF
cures effected by it near tne where it is made
tSan MI SULEKs HERB blTrEks-of CONSUMPTION,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bloody f!uk, DihTr
Typhod hemitteuJ, lutemittent and Bilious Pevrrs,
scrofula Kusning sore Logs 9AneeT, Aoseesa, ksu
TAi.iE hhsumAtIrul, Cuugbh Colds, Cramp in the
stomnch Clrouic Darrhoa. Piles, letter scad neAl,
Ophnena, OF falling Shy-siekaehs preutiar To I'D
rem LepchurrheR Falling of the Womb. all ubHtruct-
ions to the OF nature females, NIL ventrAi
ali com plants arising rom lupGFU Blood
or weak aud erred state OF the stomach Liver
Kidneys, Certificates Of cures OF tue yellow Fever III
Maxico can also he iurnlgu-d. hsNANBEK II II does
NOT cure the none viii be refunded w the proprietor
BENZ AMIN MlsHLkk
g. e. JGnsr OF Cen ire square,
IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
Good Sections reasonable price
New Castle County Mutual insurance

New Castle County Mutual insurance
COMPANY.
OFFIGs ''WILnINGTON lNSTITUTE,'
Corner Eighth and Market Sis,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Interes on Pre- nm Notes Reducedto ePerct.
fINHE princi Mutual InsurRnc la believed to be
the Eafest and experience so far has proved TO ns
the cheapest OF Insurance AEaht usn by hrv and
th, has but twelve years In
stenUe, the list oil insurers will compare iayoraby WHIP
any other the losses by Fire time although
notfow bay been promptly paid a. nll who have peer
insure in tins oil aud have had the misfortune 10 pc
burned out, attest. The object has been to secure
good list risks thor than to swell the NUM- 81
insured withou To ARs1ard lessenns the II
ability ofenAng the Cash uapitalu case OF heavy dis
'''S nIRECToHs.
Wilmington City.-WilliAm Candy, George Mohard
son, John A. puurHu. Jacob Pussy, William Tatnali
| Clement smylh John Cochran, Edward 4. Bellah
| Samuel Candy, Charles ". HOwlnnd. go ,.,,..
brandy Tue ud.-Edwar Brinkhurst,S CLOUD Elliott
| OhristiAnA ud.--JamcA Riddle,
New Castle Hd.-JOhn Guysr,
| White CLAY Greek nd.-Abransm 4. shannon.
| WILLIAM UANBY, President
s. D. SNlru, Secretary aud Treasurer.
| IrT-0fc hoursfrom y to 1 and from 9to4
| ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Nervous Affections AND General Debility are not gen
orally loo ed pom dibt and persons suffering
shese complaints are oiel treated vita contempt
But many persons die ANNUALLY iIom Nervous Alice
tionp. Like in loss OF Appetite, Nervous Affection al
springs rom or IL the Result OF other diseases
Persons suffering from ui the many KINDS ut
vous diseases shOutd use Mishlers btters Lei them
commence with wlpe-s glass iull three tim every
day and they will soon mud their relaxed Lervos sc
qnire natural teBsioh, the muscles recovering CON
Hstency aud appetite iucreL digestion
proving, aud ia TACT = thorough renovation and re-
eupsraton of the whole tyAtein. MishlrIs Btlers
move the eaute, brace ny aud uvlsorstu The whole
hycAl struotuse, aud tAAs cure al kinds Of nervous
diseases,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
MIsHLER 5 BIrTERs
WILL UURE
kHEIfAI AIIAAI- -.LIlIE OF NUElh IL

RHEUMATIsM-AOUI Oh CHRONIC.
RheuIna'is1 Is generally t0uu affecting the joints,
althou otrn HttauAs the 81 mach heart
ces It lis generally csused BY bad state OF the blood,
which clugged and unable to circulate freely
AccumulAteh in certain spot, becomes intamed and
pr great pain, WITT couderable s-e!ng OF the
parts Affected Often kleamAtic pains have their gin
IN scso!ulA faint watch exist, unknown in many /
sons. 10 this compliant must remove the
cause BY purifying the blood Msblets Bitters is the
hest blood purifier il existence The spikenArd, soap
wort sAHsAiT Buchu, aud large amount OF satsap
Arlla all possessed OF atsrnated qualities used in tn,
CoInpubtlon OF these bittsrs, form compound unri
vailed the history Of MATERIA NKDioA as blood puri
fer.
Mishlrr'a BiIteFs,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

WILL CURE ALL DlSLASE Els OF THE BLOOD.
Diseases OF the skin numerous aud win but one
or two exceptions may all be 10 impurity Of tie
blood In many persons this impurty Is horn III tue
system white others acquire 1t through improper treat
ment Diseases Unuer this head be chssed
LIST. sCRURuLA.-To cure this dreadful complaint i
IL necessary that the blood should be thoroughly puri
fed all The of the body brought into heslthy
state and the system hrsced up aud streng By
invigorAtinE tones. We ere emphatlcAiy assert
without the feai Of contradiction, that NishlSIs BIT
will ali kinds OF scrofulous diseases 1t pur
hes the blood the internal organs and
aids them to perform tLeir natural functions tits u
I'd. RUNNING SORES AND ULCERS,
4th. PIMPLES AND BLoToHES.-Pimples aud
Botches the skin always sure sign OF impure
blood. Although gproab, except in cases o
cArbunees they are very dlsasreeaolt. often ws"ill
the most handsome features rendered iueous by
great botehes and pimpes. The use OF MishleGS BIT;
tiers will force these corruption to be dschsrged
through the natural channels And thus cures all Kinds
of pimpes aud blotches. Ladies we desire a lar
complexion free from pmples, should bear thislaet in
mil
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Iw.l. pay TO any Doctor CT melnber OF the Medical
fraternity the sum oil tor Compound that pos
tesses ors medclna virtues AND curative power tnan
Misnler's Herb Blttert. u. " suLEK, PEoprletor.
:, L. Cornerol Centre square.
Lancaster. Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22


Twin ray 500 Reward Tor the discovery of any neii
oinal preparation that can cure greater variety OF
com plAlats than MishleI's Herb Bitter.
b. MIsHLkR, Proprietor,
S. l., Corner OF CeLtre Square,
Lancaster, Pa,