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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

SMART Doa.-The town of Astoria,
Oregon, can boast of the smartest dogs
that has been heard from lately, if Van
Dusen tells the truth in relation to the
doings of his canine. While visiting Tilla-
mock Beach this Summer, the dog was
troubled very much with feas, and had
become tired of scratching. He was dis
covered one day hunting around the house
for something, and finally picked up a
piece of loose soft cotton batting and start
ed off for the beach with the cotton stick
ing out of his mouth. He went to the
water, slowly backing down into it, and
holding his head up so as to keep the cot
ton dry. The feas started for his head as
the dog kept backing in the water, and
finally there was but the cotton out of the
water, when suddenly cotton disappeared !;
and the dog made his appearance minus
cotton and fieas. The cotton was picked
out of the water, and was found actually
alive with fleas.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25
EXCELLENT HINTS.

DO everything in its proper time.
Keep everything in its place.
Always mend clothes before washing.
Alum or vinegar is good to set colofs OF
red, green or yellow.
Sal soda will bleach very white; one
spoonful is enough for kettle of clo othes.
Save your.uds for garden plants, or to
harden yards when sandy.
Stir Poland starch with common can
die, aud it will not stick to the iron. and
will be much nicer.
Count your clothes-pins, knives and
forks, towels, handkerchiefs, &C., at least
once week
Wash your tea-trays with cold suds,
polish with a little -four, and rub with a
dry cloth.
Frozen potatoes make more starch than
fresh ones; they also make nice cake.
Save all your pieces of bread for pud-
ding dry, or they will mould. -.
Examine your pickles, sweetmeats, and
put away.
Buy small quantities of cheese at time.
A hot shovel held over vanished furni-
ture, will take out white spots. q
A bit of glue dissolved in skim milk
ard water, will restore old Grape.
Ribbons of any kind should be washed
in cold soap suds, and not rinsed.
IF your fat-irons are rough, rub them
well with fine SALT and it will make them
smooth.
Oat straw is the, best for filling beds
it should be changed once year.
If you are buying carpetfor durability,
choose small figures.
A bit Of soap rubbed on the hinges of
doors will prevent their creaking.
Scotch snuff put on holes where crickets
come out, will destroy them. .ta.a
Wood ashes and common salt, wet with
water will stop the cracks Of stove,, and
prevent the smoke from escaping.
A gallon of strong lye put in barrel OF
hard water, will make it as soft as rain wa
ter.
Half cranberry bound on a corn will
kill it.
In winter set the handle of your pump
as high as possible at night, or throw q
blanket over it or straw it up.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

CURE FOR LOVE Take II ounces of
dislike, pound or resolution, ounces of
the powder of experience, large sprig of
time, IA dram of the guilt of dishonor, l
quart of the cooling water of consideration.
Set them on gentle fire of Love. Sweet
en- it with the sugar of forgetfulness, skim
it with the spoon of melancholy. Put it to
the bottom of your heart. Cork it with
the cork Of sound conscience, and there
let it remain, and you will Instantly find
ease and be restored to your right senses
again. The things are to be had of the
apothecary at the house of Understanding
next door to Reason, in Prudent street, in
the parish of Contentment.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25
Why A CAT WASHES AFTER EATINa.

Why CAT WASHES AFTER EATING
Probably our young readers have noticed
that cats wash their faces after eating, in
stead of before, as people do. Now, we
will tell you the cause of this. When the
first cat was made, she went out into tho
fields hunting for birds, and one day she
caught swallow, and brought it home
you've got very dirty face" said the
swallow, you should wash it before you
eat" and the cat was foolish enough to
drop the bird, SO that she could wash her
face, and away flew the swallow. The
cat was vexed at tie manner in which she
had been outwitted, .and exclaimed -
"Henceforth will eat first and wash after
wards" end the VOW is kept faithfully by
all cats.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

CAN'T CooK.--Iti is a sad defect when
young ladies are incapable of directing
their own servants--shoes without soles or
wristbands without a shirt are not more
useless than one of these. One day, short
ly after his marriage, young merchant
went home, and seeing no dinner ready,
and his wife appeared anxious and confused
asked:
"What is the matter ~
"Nancy went off at ten o'clock this morn
ing," replied his wife, land the chamber
maid knows no more about cooking din
ner than man in the moon."
Couldn't she have done it under your
direction?" inquired the husband, very
coolly.
"Under my direction !? should like to
see dinner cooked under my directions"
"Why so ?" asked the husband in sur
prise.
"You certainly did not think I could"
replied the wife: show should know any,
thing about cooking?"
The husband was silent, but his look of
astonishment perplexed and worried his
wife,
"You look very much surprised" she
said after moment or two had elapsed.
"And so l am" he anrwered, "as much
surprised as ] should be at finding the cap.
tain of one of my ships unacquainted with
navigation. You don't know how to cook
and the mistress of family Jane, if there
is cooking school in the city, 60 to it and
complete your education, for it is defcien'
| in very important particular"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

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NO paper will be DISCONTINUED, until all ar
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

re- Give man brains and riches and
he is king; give a man brains without
riches and he is a slave; give man richie.
without brains and he is monkey.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

Prentice says if you want to get a favor
from man feed him. A man like a
horse, can't be managed till he has bit in
his mouth.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

Reputation is good deal like a bonfire,
you've got to keep piling on the shavings.
If you don't, the flame viii soon subdue.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

AHetkly Democra tic
paper, devoted to Poll
tcs, News, the Arts
and Sciences &c. Pub
ished every Wednes-
pay, at Tunkhannock
Wyoming County,Pa
BY HARVE Y SlCKLeRa
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

GEO. SUTTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW
VI Tunkhonnock, Pa. Ohce' N Stark brlcA
eek, Ttoga street
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07
In bic MfitelieOer Des gfafbriIIe
Sllf.1fhereiffA

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bat oesbaIb bei1ofien bre 9ufrnerfIamteit ouf bic
9arusrnpben 9, 10 nnb II Der sebeneeese AZ Ienten
SieieIben Iouten rpe foIet:
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hes gereiits pom Gurnen entbunoen iino 6iieeu bel
ben uehungen nro 8eriammlungen obne aenigeroe
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baben.
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section bietet mnnhe eeuttbIie unb Iebrreibe flrs
terbaItung; penir ober bic Tuentsen RitgIieber nit
erriii6en iouen, mifen bic 8eriummxnge ;abreidber
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nit Bru6ergruk unb 5anbfhIae
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07

Bsrrfdte. Sn Gdpabeu j. 9. er5dbIt
man ole ieuegp laerbarfeiten, Die nnbere
uns uf6iiroen, bon ben Sefterreihern;
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feuise 2eben nidt geldUadt ipurbe. bat
stpei ipi9tige @riinbe; bic grObereSd
abcr liegt ni,bt auf Der Seite bon Siibs
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07

Office .stunoeu
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70 nbr AbRnes.
geIGmfige ,nb nette Sanb S9reiben Ierner.
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bic @ifenihaft fih Iebn In tir;efsr Bet cine ges
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glafspiue. 1865.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07

SO beieuae bifrmit, bas Id bic ga@tsGontzaete
osr,Sorpetb uub @arrowbOne DeIs unb TsinsnsG0m
paSnie mnterfnGt anA ale 81 Re9t beHebenS seinn'
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07

@eiebgebenbe 8erlalnnIllnQ 0eS Staates

@eiebgebenbe Seriarnlnllln9 oes Staates
Senneiiee,
Elm %. Sonuar 1866.
Capital $4,000
sffies: Gro. Gsbar Ssrass, gOff Office gOr Ssa
aibpiiIe, Eenn.
SubIcribtion, SIS fiir bic Mctie.
1865.
3 q m u.
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8. Dr. 9ouns, Oberoufieber Der Bobr sanitaItea
Boarb ser Streetoren:
q. 6. geeas. 9. s. allen,
5. R. 9eIforS, R. 9. SIouu,
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The New York herald., 1866-09-17

Distinguished divines, were among those who COM
msnoed their abors for the winter during the day.
new church ednce opened for divine service a.
Greenpoint by the Episcopalians OF that locality
situated on Kent street, near Union avenue
collision occurred yesterday morning, near the Des
hosses street ferry between the feryboat d. s. Gregory
and the steamer Goorge Washington Three women and
two children on the ferryboat were injured.
Patrick Donnely became involved in quarrel with
william Cox, al the liquor sEore Of Terence o'NsiIl, in
South Brooklyn yesterday evening, when he struck
Cox according TO the latters statement and knocked
him down. Cox got up and ran but pursued by
DonneIIy, who again struck him, whom Cox drew his
pocket knife and inflicted such wound DON
nelly in the abdomen that the sntras protruded. Cox
then delivered himself up at station house. DonnelIy
at a late hour still alive.
Secretary Stewards attendant physician pronounces his
condition greatly improved and entertans strong hopes
of his early recovery
General Lowell II. Rousseau was reelected in Ken
tqcKy Saturday without opposition to m the unex-
prcd torn In Congress- the vacancy being occasoned by
his resignation.
Four cases OF cholera reported In this city yester
day, and one case was unofciay reported in Brooklyn.
Thirteen OF cholera wore reported In Nashville
yesterday and five deaths There eight fatal
In Bristol r. l., within tho last three days. and two in
Providence
ire occurred in Newbern, N c., yesterday morning
and destroyed two BLOCKS containing about fifty build
ings Tho los is estimated var,ousy at $500O00 and
$4,000, 900. The FIRE was the work Of inceadaries.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
NEWS FROM JAPAN.
our sAs FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.

S1S frAsctSco August ~, i~s
BY tie British esfs yacfta tbs, arrived here lat
ming, after passg- os thirsy dsys from Ksnagsws
wa have dates 10 July 10 .The following is abstract
of the
The pripc.rs fcainre N. IMPORT sprssr. 10
be the continued desire Of hode VI cotton goods
10 on Their goods. sasss have been made a lower
prices.
The total export of fik July 1885, lune 40
1870, amount III elp halas Ihit 10 detr compared
With the two preceding year. of Abc0 bsos-
Tue rnmor that che general commanding ne Jspspsts
harrison st ksnagawa was insane n oentrsilcfed
There truth Ia the statement that active heetiies
have commenced between Sncs bio, ssssrns. sud the
Tycoon. Later sAys al H du,et.
The Yokohama Lodge OF Mssons kss been sstsbl shed
the nrsi in tia, settlement
The Yokohansns have rife ss@os siicn. and viii
shortly commence a race courre
A meeting of thc Daimoe ~ KboL, WA 70 BE- called,
thst the government may hefer. them the agreement
entered irS with The ersgn representatives respecting
the opening oi Hiogo
The Belgian treaty wsr 70 6c coscleosd in few dsyz
The csysan " tne Italian rsase Magenta, tying IN
tho hssbes Of Yokohama, acoro5sd With pows's from
Victor Enapue 10 enter mo unesy With Japan
There bad been serious rice nv, sihipsgsws, rpsny
suburb. Three bundreA rosdes, armed With sues SA
eroke rto slevon stor~s. The police spd sohtV
captured about afty ~ the tioscrs
Rice had fsnsD two boos Yer picii 10 Jeado "'AsH
few aAys
the people aik vcry hopefully of the es.c,. tss
ss.iou ~ The Cheshir rebellion.
There four English, two French spd Yea flsisn
ner OF in port when The Naistta sailed
The vs,svs ofinss fu casxn cf '~ss
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

THE UMrrD srATys AND RUsIA.--Ihc passage
In the recent speech Of Prince Gortschakoff,
stating that bis remarks as TO the alliance be-
tween the United States and Russia must not
be considered as menace 10 other ussions, is
very significant. Why shoald he have made
his disclaimer unless he lelt that there was
some ground Tor such construction OF the
alliance. But in order 10 Gt ourselves tor I'm
alliance with such Fower ~ Russia. we must
hasten 10 settle our domestic difficulties aud
square accounts with England. france and
Spain. II We allow ourselves TO lie bullied by
these Powers we csnnoi cxpcc. cithsr respect
or friendship from Russia.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
OBITUARY.


Death OF nn Did NeV Yorker.
On SUNDAY, the std inst. an old New Yorker hr.
John ~ KsAiing-disd al hts rs-sdonce n Psdk slip.
aged seventy seven years. Like hi sbode, he
or the Old landmarks and many indebted 20 hls
collections fos graphic u ,Ae good old uiscs
soth1m He We born si shs oornes OF Clio and Ferry
s.rees January u, 1870 and vac married In $50 In
his early days he conpected himself with the demo
tgaio party trdeni ynpportcr Of such
cl,uiou Allen and Tonpsin-. Nc a. ons time
vrnrinant politician AID served Assessor end Alder
man ol tina Fourth ami , member OF he Tam
nsny scc,esy fcv ffts yesxs
Nj gesiing dssct ndcd iIom add xnioserbocs~.
fsuny and eevveo sergeant % ihe ksventh artillery
aurug the var Of Islz-1s, ana rsr,iclrs1sd in the
funeral squIee 81 General W. s.hneton un last Tues
aay h. rmsips conveyed Green wood Csmetery,
ard <iepos,sd slonssds ct thor Of he vie ~ho hsI
citt1 hut eleven dave previously.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

RuS Ov@ BY srRzsr CAR.-Atout hafpast twssvq
o'clock yesterday morning, James Mitche, man sbosa
tortyour years age, whose family reside In Brookyn
In stepping OF from . street car on Crosby street
slipped and fell with his the track. Tho wheels
OF the car passed over his right wrist disocating u
The was, It Is alleged intoxicated at the time He
has been sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
SUDDEN DEATH OF Az 0vuoEs A STATION HousE.
For several years past Charles r. Barber has been al
tched to the Filth precinct police He duty %
Saturday afternoon and appeared to be In good health
On being relieved Mr. Barber returned to the ststonl
house ia Leonard street and went TO bod About half
past eleven O'Clock Richard Burke, the doorman,
up stairs call the men who were TO patrol
as midnight Barber being called, partially turned
in his bed and In few minutes Afterwards ono oe
his brother officers In the room discovered that no
insensibe and evidently in dying condition.
Police Surgeon Kennedy was summoned, but before he
arrived officer Barber expired His death was the result o.
heart disease Coroner Naumann held inquest ON the
body. Deceased lived at No 10h Grove street, whore
he has left widow and four children. Mr.. Barber wae
faithful and efficient officer He thirtythr years
OF age and native Of the United States
LITTLE GIRL Run Ovxa.-Yesterday afternoon q little
girl named Henrietta Everett whose parents reside g
267 Elizabeth street. In the Bowery, near
Fourth street, by horse attached TO light wagos.
driven by Patrick Kennedy, and severely injured Shs
was conveyed to the residence OF her parenta Koa-
nedy arrested BY the Soventeehth precinct police,
and will be held to answer charge OF reckless driving
ACCIDENTALLY DsowsED William King, resident of
franklin street. Broadway, accidentally
drowned yesterday, at High Bridge The body sub
soquenty recovered by the police Of the Thrtysec
precinct, and Coroner notified 20 hold an inquest
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
TING Hsrletss laess rxr IEuass

ffrf- 7'p- to NA1l
The cofamiIes o. t>ou. bern isvsl'as aprointsdiby
me PbisdsIpna Convention 20 ioio. 10 NE wake cf
Irssdert Johpson arrived here ysss sas, ami pub
,e,y recr vsd st Harmony Hall last evening Tue turs
out was inuesre the hail b~nz erusaed 10 susncaion
The reception cf Tho Committee (which consists ~
CO. s,oses oS rerpssyes Judge Wstmosth of New
Orleans: Rev. J. ". Hunncut, of Echmord, and SEN.
,toy Fowler OF TSnnessre rsost enthusiastic Hos
Martin !. Townsend nresldsd Addre~ss were Dc
h,s,sd hy ,bs sucuberS of hs comn,ec denupcsalary
of President JOHNSON aud his slicv. snt In fsvox "
copgtess and extreme radical n,"ssufes the spessrw
serr loudly srrisuded Nsnt prominent cti-ens
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
NEWS lrtws.

" 1. no.rs ~ Aqua Greek. wssi lately sfrs..sd ty
ON. John kav who e'smea To 10 police o3icsr
Rchmqnd, srd IN act bv stbof ~ OF warrant ~ the
Wavor III Thar CIV The whole sislr was Q confidence
ue stop and Moss. after being sssrch.d deprived
~ ht money sRa vs'asbies, ~ss abandoned Il, hss
bsvn srrus,ss.
man In Chicago hes brought sis 10 BIO 10
ds uszsss for the seduction Of he wife
A yoans rrsuchmsn named i.son voaeln e,m.nssd
sarifs In Chics % tns tnh bs tshtsx s"dsa-u,.
as ls1 s'y iN,vss 10 YHs"s ts'ai,ye, sns snss's
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

1HE SOLDIERS AM SAILORS toSyEsnoS.--
This gathering Of thc heroes Of the recent war
will be held al Cleveland to-day. The Isl "
delegates is headed b, Admiral tarfagat for
the navy. aud such Generals NJ Gordon Gran
ger. Dix. S,cedmsn, Wool, Peck and iyApcoci
for The army We notice in the Isi hvi one or
Two OF those bogus soldiers who Isrsi.i IN
tbrus,ing themselves in good company, AID We
hope that they will soon be sifed, ont The
deliberations OF this Convention viii be re-
garded with the greatest interest. All viii feel
thsl the country ia sal. in the Ssnds ~ those
who saved and def. ndcd il.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

Of his Cabinet We trust that he will now lose
no time In turning his attention to our foreign
policy, and will bring 70 bear upon II the same
energy and activity that he has displayed in
dealing with domestic affairs. A prompt de-
mand upon England for the Alabama damages,
and vigorous parting kick to Mr. Maximilian,
of Mexico, will make the President more popu-
lar than ever with all classes Of the American
people.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

Trr THSarTcAl SFsSos.--Ietori, she Qascn
of Tragedy, continues to attract populsr at,en-
,on. aud va chronicle her movements ss We
would those Of other sovereigns Her debut
a, the FreAoh theatre on Thnrbdsy will inau-
gurs,s the season. and from that time until next
srrirv ~e sn'icipS'e a succession Of theatrical
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

and social sensations, relieving the excitsmenb
Of the political campaign and putting every
body in good humor for whatever Is to come.
There is nothing like plenty Of amusements to
temper the hard work If this practical age and
oouufrv
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A v Nssss Man A~rtdeasnIIs sh~sss Itis sweet.
heart aud Then Atsesspss Snicids.
Cpcrssu, scpl 10. 1855.
The evening . ycsax man named Henry Brupnng
called on his swecthsArS Young LADY named Enser,
res.dnr os the corner of NTH snd Iaum streets NJ
picked up gun supposed 70 be unlosded pointed Il Al
Miss EIlnger, and ,hs nsxs moment her brains were
scattered en- over The Az sooa the youpE nsn
realized The fearful tragedy hs rugged shs Ohio river
end tried TO drown hmse' hn vss r.scr.d sud handed
cvs~ ~ fhs ~~'~n