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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09
The Peril of the Nation

The recent action of the Supreme Court
of the United States in the "Indian con-
spiracy cases" has produced the result we
anticipated. SAYS the Age. The Radicals
are raving, and some ofthem are calling
loudly for a remodeIing of the Court to
suit their political views. They are de-
termined that nothing shall stand in their
way. They don't believe anyth nc is ''the
government" that does not accord exactly
with their revolutionary notions For
FIVE or six years they held that "the Adj
ministraton was the government and
fercelv denounced all who differed with
them upon this point as traitors to their
country. As soon as the President set
his foot upon their reasonable schemes,
thev assaIed him in the bitterest manner.
and gave the lie to all their pre- vious pro-
fesSion by boldly asserting that Congress-
and not the Administration. should receive
the unqualified worship of the faithful -
And now they have raised the standard of
revolt against the Supreme Court OF Uni
ted States. They insist upon rrorganzing
that ':inStitution." Congress is to arrange
the proposed plan, and fix up the appor-
tionmcnts, This is simply Infamous The
Court az it is now constituted is as fol
lows, the dates showing tie time when
the several judges were appointed:
I863-S. p Chase, Ohio, chief Justice.
1835-James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
l845-Samuel Nelson, New Yo~k.
1916 Robert C. G'ier. PENNSYLVANIA
l858-Nathaniel Clifford, Maine.
l8G2-Noah NJ Swayne, Ohio.
l862-David Davis. illinois.
1SG2--Samupl F Miller, Iowa.
18G3--Stcphen J. Field California.
Five of these were appointed by Mr..
Lincoln, and eight of them are Northern
men. In the solemn discharge of their
duties they decided that the military COM
missions which tried and convicted certain
citizens of Indiana were Illegal tribunals,
and hence the wrath of the Radicals. If
anything can arouse the American people
to sense OF the danger which threatens
our free institutions, it is tbs last and most
desperate move of the Congressional jnnto
Should the base attempt be made to inter-
iere with that Court in the manner pro
posed by the Radicals, storm of indigna-
tion will be raised throughout the nation
that will bring these dark political game
sters to grief in way hey little dream of
in their present hour of pride and power
---Jersey Shore Herald,
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SUMNEY- TREIBLE-At Baeon's Hotel in Mich
olson January lst 1867 by E. n. Bacon Esq,
Mr.. John Sumney of TunkhanGock TIP. and Miss
Margaret A. Treble of Auburn, Susqehanna, Co.
TCH-ARMSTkONG-At Wayerly Luzerne Co.
Pa. Jan lst 1867, by the Rev. Mr.. Calkin; Mr.
Giles Fitch, to Miss Maggie Armstrong both of
Falls, Wyoming County Pa.
Giley did not forget nor neglect to pay the printer
for the above notice In consideration of which, the
printer "tips his be = make his politest bow
and with his blandes smile. bids the parties go it
while your young"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09
ARepubIican Government.

The Constitution of the United States
guarantees to each State a "Republiran
form of government" A new idea as to
what constitutes Republican form of
government has been recently advanced by
the Jacobin leaders of the Republican par
tv. This b bood-letting school, led by Chase
Wilson & Co., are claiming that before re,
admitting TIE Southern States into the Un-
ion, they must adopt Tor have forced npon
them. rather,) new State constitutions, in
which freed negroes shall have a right to
vote. Without this these worthies say, a
State constitution will not be republican
in FORM
Bv this new definition of a republic
Ohio. Massachusetts, and manv other OF
the Northern States. cannot be called re
publican.
Tn Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con,
necticut, Pennsylvania. North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia, all votes
have property qualification, and in Maine
and New Hampshire paupers are exclud-
cd.
The negro is not allowed to vote under
anv circumstances in any of the States
which composed the Union in 1860, ex-
cNptinp fire, and in only t'co States (Ver-
mont and New Hampshirp) is colored
person allowed to vote without property
qualification In New Hampshire there
were, in 1860. one hundred and ninety
colored voters, and in Vermont only eigh-
ty.
In Massachusetts everv voter must. with
in two wears. have paid State or County
tax, unless excused from taxation.
In Rhode Island a voter must own real
estate of one hundred and thirty four dol
lars valne. or of the clear year Y value of
seven dollars over anv gronnd rent.
A negro is not allowed to vote in New
York unless he has resided in the State
three wears. and is freehold"r in value Of
two hundred and fifty dollars, and has paid
taxes thereon.
In the State of Ohio, negro is not AL
lowed the right of suffrage. And at the
home of Wendell Phillips, no one can vote
unless he paw State or County tax.
The Jacobins do not propose. to require
of the freed negroes delay Of FIVE years
in their new condition before entering on
their rights of cit'zenship They consider
Sambo fully qualified to assist at once, in
making laws for us to live under--Er.
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THE LATEST FAsHIoNs.-S Since the in
vrntion and successful introduction of the
Celebrated Duplex Elliptic (or donble)
Spring Hoop Skirt, bv Mr.. ]. w. Bradley,
of New York, the ladies throughout the
country have given up the idea Of discard
ing the fashion of wearing hoop skirts on
account of the peculiar and graceful man
ner in which the Duplex Skirt adapt them
scIxes to every exigency and emergency.
So generally acceptable have these Skirt :
become that the ladies regard them as Il
special favorltr, in view of the superior
Flexibility, Lightncss and Durability Com
bined in their manufacture They also
consider them a far more Economical and
Comfortable Hoop Skirt than ever has or
can be made for all Crowded Assemble,
for the Promenade or House Dress. ANY
lady after wearing one of these Skirts will
never afterwards willingly dispense with
their use. Long experience in the manu-
faclure of Hoop Skirts, has proven TO the
pr"prietors of this invention, that Single
Springs will always retain that stiff, uri-
yielding and bungling sty lie which has ever
characterised them, whereas the Double
Spring Hoop or the Duplex Elliptic, will
be found Free from these objections
Notwithstanding the ability of the manu-.
features, Messrs. Vests, Bradley and Carey
to turn out over six thousand Skirts pei
day from their Large Manufactures in
New York. they feel obliged to request all
merchants ordering the Duplex Elliptic
Skirts, to send their orders few days be-
fore they are wanted, if possible, as they
are most constantly oversold some day,
ahead
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OBITUARY.

GEO. s, TUTToS, Esq, prominent member OF
the bar Of Wyoming county, and at one time g.
Member of tie Legislature from this district, died
recently at Tunkhannock Mr. TUITION was a gen
tleman of splendid talents, and Of unquestioned
and integrity, and was very highly esteemed
in the community in which he resided for his many
excellencies of character. 1t is not likely he had
enemy IN the world
As musician he excelled and had few equals
in :hat beautiful art. Some of the finest compost
tiOns Of band music in the country emanated from
his pen. The wyoming Grand March" of which
he was the author, alcne will serve o keep his
memory green in the beautiful valley after whi;h
he named it.
More thar twenty years ago. lat that time mere
youth the writer of tcis brief tribute to the
ory of loved companion and friend received his
first instructions in music, member of the old
Wyoming Brass Blnl at Wkesbarr, from
the subject of this brief notice. The well known
lebrty which that band attained owing to the
extraordinary efforts made by their instructor to
make them proficient. OF the original members Of
that a ssoction, Elliot, and COTS and Lewis,t and
Smith and Kitchen and one of the Lynch's, have
all gone to their long home and now 1.-The one Of
us al' has also gone
''To tread the dreary path
To that dark world unk pswn'
As the writer said Of lone of us'' who went be-
fore, 1.-THE p fails in effort to deck the bier Of
him who has gone with garlapds of pristine beau
ty the tender chords that lurk cd around a mourn
full Tyre in days gone by are hushed and the attempt
to wake anew the strains of broken harp meets
with but a vibration Of sadness" He sleeps by the
side Of the noble river he loved so we'll, and which
in life greeted him old familiar friend whose
love would never perish, an whose bosom shall new
a stain.
Ami DER thy tomb the bird shall dip its wing,
Trllling a softer song and sun and showers
And gentle airs from the loose mould shall bring
The purest sweetest, of the summer flowers;
And it shall be from laE.se Of many year
Ere friendship cease to shed for thee-thc tear"
INFoAAR.
T*KiIIed in Mexico.
ltkiiled in the late war;
silt Is singular fact that both these brave
young meh, who had been asso ciated together in
musical association some twenty-five years ago. both
died by the hands of aSsassins, and nearly in the
sam. way, while in the service of their country
Lieut.. Corr was killed in the streets Of Perots,
Mexico. by a Captain Foster, belonging to deor-
gia regiment and Major LEWIS was shot near
Darnstown, Maryland, by private IN his own reg
inient.
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The Defunct Doctrine of state Rights.

The RIGHT of each State to order and
control its own domestic institutions accord
ing to its own judgment EXCLUSIVELY
is ESSENTIAL to the balance of power
on which tho perfection and ENpUR
ANCE ofonr political fabric depend.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Message in 1861.
Now the men who claim to be Lii coins
friends-par excellance--sav: If those
States do not want negro suffrage, we will
cram it down their throats
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following named
persons have fled their Petitions and will apply Tor
Tavern Licenses at tn next term of Court of Quar-
ter Session for Wyoming County and will be hsafu
on TUESDAY % at one o'clock P. NJ.
Falls, Lewis Ayers.
Clinton, Christopher Mathewson
Forkstor, Thos Hitchcock.
Monroe, II. W. Carpenter
{" Reuben Parks.
Dec. q, 1866. kJ' MEN
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- The following just and beautiful tribute to
tic memory of our lamented frierd and brother,
GEo. > TUTToS Esq-from the pen of one to whom
he tndeared by the enderes ties Of friendship
we clip for republication, fIom the Sullivan Deuo
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MANUFAcTUnER'S A0HV0
Steam ssw Mills, WeeG
Iron n~ssel11nssy.

AGRICULTURAL InrLEmExTa lar
SAVING MAcIIIkEs o. ALI KIM
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chimes, Hhlnele Machine, boltlss I
Turbine Water Wheels, Washing 49,
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III Ia regularly appointed ssssi " ~ NJ
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME Z. +. THORNTON, the
great English A~strOlogist, Clairvoy-
ant and Psychometrician, who has
astonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located herself
at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, as to enable her to
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either sex. While in a state OF trance,
she delineates the very features Of
the person you are TO marry, and BY
the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce a life-like pic.
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marriage, position in life, leading
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humbug, as thousands Of TESTING.
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desired a certified certificate, or writ
ten guarantee, that the picture is
what i purpOrts to be. By enclosing
a small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to
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and desired Information by return
mail. All communication saeredly
confidential. Address in confidence.
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A large sir pp. Circular, giving
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VI. J. R0ssEL, }
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GROCER, FACTOR.


The time limited By l.~ ft payment q ne
State and CountY fsscs In Pamela euuniy, h
the year Lees. sxrirsd The sr=s Monday h Julr.
1891. The sun o. .houf nur thasfs.nd aslIsss
Of aaid tar b yet unpaid. md 1 = e-ullprlse.
have 70 advance The same. Nesie< 4 ksr,hs
given 10 al who have not paid MD IA, shs1
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August next I shsll proceed % enIlee4 IL
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pauula county. To
Joseph Miller, husband Of Samh A. Miller.
widow Of Joseph A. Jones dsccased lrysidcucs
~uaknowal Y0u arc hereby cited 70 be aud
appear hefort the Probate Court 81 said caun-
b, At the courthouse thgrvvL on the an Non.
day IN oetuhet, 1881 % answer the rs iticn d
lsfarsnn scaion. administrator u The estate Of
Vim r. King, Deceased ADD show cause whv
ald petition praying hs ! dccrcc 10 make and
tender deed 10 ihe heir 81 joseph a. JoaeS
dsrxssri, 10 land sold SAID Jcssph A. Jones Nv
Nm. \. King sheuld 40, ~ granted By order
a court feaed September a isfs
~ " r wnpTTfN ritrk
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SALE OF LAND.

By orier ef he Pruhase Court | viii. on
Nonday The fh day Of uesolxr. tssT, eel on
the pfemises known a. the Michael Light place.
nius niles northwest Of The savn u psnnla
a puhlle sale 70 the highest blaIsr. the hbs.
lowing iand, sc-wit North half Of section 1.
hF nship raHFe 3 west, containing shfee
handred md twenty asgsa, tylnk Ii Pamela
sonu'y' Htssa uf Mississippi. Tefms-one
mira sssh, halaaee ~ aud slzhissn nnanihs
VINE N sguAl lussallHsak VIII bond AAa an
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The Trustees IN rsnots county sppcinsd h
the Board q Police Or he -rsrieus suw.rkf.
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eighteen reArs thev, the aid Trun<era ~
~ such ehiiarsn IN their respective ic&n1<In
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EXCELSIOR. ExCELsIOR
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Great Cause e. Wun1
Misery.

just PssisAed, N Z s<aisd ssssIses Hj0(I
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CITATION NOUCT.

The State Of MIsd~ippi, Paso>A cosasI ,
Bsalah A. Burnett and John Abns -
heirs and d~issribuiees u 1hsmss I. ~
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WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA..


Geneml Ronrnr r LrE Prcsiicnis
CAHrER J. llAnHia Professor o Latin. .
lANn J. WurE. Professor of Greek.
10. S. JoYSr, A. ~, Professor Of Modern
Languages and Eaglish.
REy j. L. KmKrArBicE, y. D., Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
AL. NELsos, AN Professor u Mathematics.
Wa AttES, A. ~, Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
n 5 NCcrtloH, A. w. Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
ioHS l. Clurrrtt, A. NJ, PnssorofC Chem.
utry.
louS W B%aocErsuRousu, IL. n, Professor
Of Law and Equity.
HARuY Esrnt, A. w. Assistant Professor Of
Mathematics.
G powrtl GHADv, A. ", Assistant Professor
Of Latin.
FaASx ParsroS, A. H. Assistant Professor Of
Greek.
4 urcpant0ry course hn been instituted. In
which students unprcrarcd Tor the regular
cltacs may receive instructions In necessary
branches.
The session begins second Thurdny n3thl
September and cndi last Thursday IN June. .
T~Hans-ruition and IN other college frr4
sl0o. AT other cxpcnrcs, i.cludiuE board.
fuel. lights, etc, need NOT exceed $3.50.
For further particulars or for catalogue. al.
ires the Faculty q Washington College. Lev.
iugtoa' virginia scp72-tf'
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Allsn sil>y. h>tr an1 1Strikptpo ofj6D(
RilsJs dsrspsed< yon m he1sAe 80
and appear bsfon ne Prskals Cssr( ~
eouHty. q Ne es1rt-ksuns f1pofu ~
Monday in orsob>r, 1881, = sksv 60
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seref ~ - Il ~ $1,000
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Between Fourth and Finh streets,

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r. ALLISON, sup't.
Manufacturers Of and dealers In news, book
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28
IysoLvENT NOTICE.
INsoLvENT NOTICE

Tue Stalls Of Mississippi, Panels oounty. To
the creditors II neDemia lfby, Diseased, late
Of aid county. foa viii take neuee, that At
The August term. 1891, Of The Probate Coart
q aid cuuniy, The estate, real and p~<rsonal. Of
said decreased, vas reported iHzolttHl and IN
s~aficient 10 pay he decedsats dsht1
This 4 10 notify yoa that yg must probate
yoaf claims against the dectascd, aad have The
sane rrnhtercd In the once II m. slsrs 81
aid coart by the ii day q oeieher. ices else
The sane will h. 6rvvsf barred.
seI-st FREEMAN n fRRY,
Aam'f q he estate Of BENZ lrby aec'd.