North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-06-12

Artist L. W .Hermaus, Is going to mehoopany for
faw wseks All matte RS of business, during his alb
sence. will be attended to by W. Ruger.
Trnbound Books, Magazines, &C., left at this
office for binding will be promptly forwarded Oy US
10 the Scranton Book Bindery, and returned when
bound.
See advertisement in to-days paper.
Register I'm Bankruptcy.--Edward Overton
Jr, of Towanda, Bradford Co: has been appointed
Register in Bankruptcy for this Congressional dis
trict He is said to be a prompt efficient and I'm
partial officer.
Rail Road 1--WE understand that the grading
of the railroad bet seen Waverly and Towanda is
nearly completed. The Irsn track will be;d the
entire dstance-ws are informed-in two months
Boats loaded with the rails are now detained below
the Horserace dam, on the North Branch canal until
some repairs can be made.--Athens Republican.
The Band on Saturday evening last after haV-
ing made the Court House.squ harmonious or
hideous-(which ?)with its music was treated to an
ice-cream coat ion in the open air, under the cool
ing shade of the naples in front Of DR. RhoadS' res
idence This neat little arrangement and delicious
treat was gotten up, believe, under the auspices
of the Ladies Aid Society.
The Writing School under charge of J. L.
Multer, was opened at the school house on Monday
last. Quite large number of our young folks are
availing themselves of the services of Mr.. Multer,
whose specimens of penmanship show him to be
master of the art. Those who have not yet joined
the class can do So on Monday next and receive the
benefit of full term the school will be contin-
ued for three weeks from the commencement
The Poor Mans Lfbrary.--ItG range of top
les and funess of treatment matters in regard to
which we have never thought of consulting die
tionary before, and yet have not known where else
to 60 have made the illustrated edition OF Web
stcr library for the poor man, and indspensa-
BILE piece Of rniture fer the table of the scholar
George Woods, L L. D., President Western Uni
rersety, Pa
To PI eserve your Health--cleanse your blood
when it becomes vitiated and foul. Many are the
symptoms which sound the note of alarm. Fail not
to heed them Indigestion Nausea, Lassitude,
Headache, Wandering Palms. Bilious and Eruptive
Affections, many signals to tell you of disease
in the blood. Remove it, and they dsappear.---
How Take AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsA-
PARLLA. 1t is eFectual for its purpose purifes the
blood expels disease and the deranged func
tons of the body to their healthy [Corydon
Qnd Argus.
Some of our Contemporaries seem to think
that the triumph of their cause depended like the
fate of Jericho. upon the mount of noise mads-in
these days of refinement and luxury. an article of
real intrinsic merit is appreciated hence the
unbounded and unparalleled success of PLANTA-
TION BITTERS.
This remedy has and always been found re-
liable. As gentle smuIent and tonic appetizer
it cannot be excelled. 1t is no doubt a sovereign
Iemedy for stoma chic dsorders-for Dyspepsia, Liv-
Complaint, and in stimulating healthy appetite,
Magnolia w ater--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
Wistars Wild Cheray Balsam .--This Ball
samstic COMPOUND has become a home fixture. Let
all who suffer- and have in vain attempted to cure
their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary com.
plaints make of this unequaIed remedy. 1t can
be relied upon, as the mass Of testimony that has
been published its introduction is ample proof
of its efficacy.
The New ''POrtable Organs" for sale at
POwells Music Store. Scranton, are made by Mason
d Hamlin, and in all of the most essential points
are Of tho same material and workmanship their
celebrated cabinet Organs" but in order to furnish
good instrument at a lowOr price, the cases are
made small and Of cheaper material. Go and see
them.
TInnery Burned.--The Steam Tannery OF
M. Stone, in this borough, entirely destroyed
by fire, ON Frilay mo rning. of last week. When
first discovered, at about o'clock the FIRE had made
such progress as to render it impossible to stay it,
even to save any of the contents of the building.
All that could be done by Mr. Stone and the citizens
large numbers of whom soon on the ground
was to the bark piled in the vicinity of the
burning building In this both men and women
gagged with commendable aacrity, Mr. Stones loss
is estimated at S50O0 part of which is covered
by insurance. The originsof the fire is not known
but it is supposed 20 have originated from the en-
gine in ths building.
The Youths History of the late civil war
written by E. @. Horton, of the ". Y. Day Book
is now being sold by canvassers in this County Its
author as all must know is plain, vigorous and
pointed writer, who has waged uncessing war
against negro equality and aboIitOnism in all its
varied forms and DISCUSSES.
ne nave not examined TINS Dook and therefore
cannot give any opinion to its con tents but from
the stink it has stirred up among the wooes here,
and elsewhere, we have no doubt that then would
prefer Helpers book, which was so highly recon
mended by upwards of seventy leading abolitionists.
That book which contributed much to produce the
war, Of which this one purports to give the history
Sir John Franklin--the great English navi-
gator and explorer Of the regions of perpetual
in the arctic seas sacrificed his e and the lives of
sl his devoted crew, in search for undiscovered
icebergs Lady, or Mrs, John ditto, fooled away
her rrincey fortuae, and thousands of dollars of
other peoples money in fruitless search after his
frozen remains. Dr. Kane, the eminent SC holar and
fearless explorer of unknown seas, gained fame and
premature grave, in gratifying his mania for
lce-Water in the same region. 1t would be safer
and more sensible for Ladies' and Gentlemen who