North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-17
Local and Personal.

at the usual hours
The Democratic Standing Commttee lot
wyoming County and the citizens generally viii
mas. at tie Court HOUSE on Monday evening, aug
lsth-First day of Court week
Chm. Dem. Standing Com.
w uorn or of Parkersburg, West Va. says
nu Anders' Iodine Water cured him of
s.rofnla He had 81 running Ulcers when he COM
n,.rc.d taking the medicine. Persons afflicted
should make note of this, and send to J. P Dlns-
more, Sc Dey Street, New York, for circular con-
cernin this remarkable remedy.
Pen.a-mite. whose monkey shines in the Mont
rose R.pubIican excited some inquiry as to his
;dan,;tv having been nettled little, by thistle
,nn,ied TO the wrong end has thrown off the lions kin
mask. through which his ears shone so plainly; and
nov kicks end brays out, without any effort at dis
euise lie is Thad. Stevens man Friday, In moro
tespects than one. He helpe Thad, in the Joe
Ritner election frauds here, in 1888. He now sub
scribes himself-i-s3 q A-V-E-r-A-.
Wecoyering. .~-Yodng Armstrong, SON of Lewis
Armstrong Of Clinton Tp., who was shot oy DeMerse
An account of which was given IN tue De"'"c'u'
last ws.k-it is thought will recover from the enec'
f,be wound received. Ii is to be hoped that THIS
o., unfortunate affair may have this fortunate ter
,niuatiou, Fortunate alike to the boy aud lbs faml-
": and to the accused who is now awaiting his
trial.
Going up.--The dwelling house on the, corner
of Tioga and Warren St., owned by H. H. Li''le
ESQ we notice is being raised mp from Its heretofore
humble position and with the proposed additions and
improvements is likely to become one OF tho most
tasteful and desirable residences IN town.-We nope
the spirit of improve which seemson the In
crease may become infectisus.-Lets 60 to work,
everybody, and have a revival
The Canal at this place, is now being filed ~
water from the HOrse-race dam ; TO repair which,
has up to this time, taken the labor of large force
of men The first consignment of COAL to Major
VIM NJ Piatt has arrived from up the river. II
beinp q part of a boat-oad which was stopped last
Fall while on its way to the n Y. Markets. The
arrival of these black diamonds Is rapidly restoring
the swee: tempers Of our good woman, which, Judg-
from personal experiences, has been considerably
soured sine" they have bad to depend upoh the iuei
prepared by the men folks for warming the soup
work turn ed out at the foundry of our enerprsius
townsmen Gearhsrt & Co., is held by all who use
u,,appears in the fellswing unsolicited statement,
made by the propretors of the Eureka Mills = the
iron works and goarings for which, made and
finished at that establishment.
EUREKA MILLS"
IIoPBoTrsM, June 27, 1867.
MEssRs. GEARHAkT & Co, People in examining
the Eureka Mills at once pronounce them the
best running mills they saw. Macainists and
mill owners aI agree in declaring the machinery
1eTfect and enquire where il made, fitted &c.
For the benefit of al persons wishing such gearings
are glad to inform them that Messrs. Gearhart
L Co.. Of TunkhaDnock, were the manufacturers Of
rho gearings of the Eureka Mills, and to recommend
you to the patronage Of all builders and owners
SHOOK TlNGLEY,
owners and proprietors Eureka Mills Hopbottom:
SuSq Co. Pa.
"Wrh Foul Metallic Qualifications a
man may be pretty of earthly These
are GOLD in his pocket, SILVER in his tongue BRASS
in his tace, and Iron i'll his heart"
But for a tonic appetizer, and as gentle stimu-
liant, there Is reIiIbe virtue in PLANTATION
BITTERS No article has ever been popular or
done half 50 much good, Let all who have not al
ready tried this great stomachic at once test its
quality. We understand that the Druggists and
Grocers Of this section selling vast quantities. and
that scarcely family is without it.
Magnolia Water.--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
Decker Bros Pianos, ,--0ur exchanges we'll
rs readers invited to note the advertise
ment of MesSrs Decker Brothers, the prominent
Piano manufacturers of No 9l Bleecher street. We
inform tn. public that a CAREFUL and official search
made at the United States Pstent Office in Washing
ton has proved that no patent for jmprovem ent
In Panoortes was ever granted by the United States
any person by the 4me Of Decker, except to the
members of the firm of Decker Brothers, of New
York City, ihis declaration has ben necessiated by
the fact that persons trying to sell "Deck-
er Patent Pianos" which have not been manufactur-
cd by MessrS. Decker Brothers-thus misleading
quite a number of persons in the cogntry.-Neu
York Weekly RsrieU.
The Wholesale and Retail Agency of there cele-
bratsd Pianos for this section of country is at the
Music Store of L. B. Powell, Scranton,
Drowned.--A young man about 81 years oi
age, named Timothy Regau, who was engaged at
evening last, while attempting to ford the river a
few rods below the dam. After finishing his work
for the day. he-with a cOmpanion-proposed to
wade the river to their boarding place instead of
turning by the boat which was some distance above
Taking off his boots be west into the stream until
the depth and swftness of the current carried his
feet from under him, when he was carried rapidly
down the stream and drowned before assistance
could rendered him. All efforts to recover the body
have thus far, been unsuccessful. He had on, when
drowned, check shirt and linen pants. In the
pocket Of pants is said to be four FIVE time checks
Any information concerning the body will be
thankfully received by Cornelius Regan, father OF
the deceased who resides in Apolacon TIP. Susqh Co.
Pa, Post off ,e address FrendsyiIle Pa. or by
Patrick MahOney, Foreman, at DAMP. o. address ;
Russell Hill, Pa.-If found and returned to the dam
the expenses of securing and returning body will be