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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

VALUABLE TABLE LEGs.-A young
man went from New York City to the
West, where he commenced business on
his owL account, and married. his friends
III the city were interested in his welfare.
and when merchant was about to journey
to the place where the young man was 10.
Gated. lie was requested to visit the eml-
grant, and ascertain how he wed, and what
sort of woman he had chosen, his pro.-
poets, etc Accordingly the New Yorker
ascertained the residence of his young
friend, and called npon him right early in
the morning. He found him in small,
neat cottage. and just taking breakfast -
The Introduction of the New Yorker to
his wife was quiet, ff-hand and unceremo-
nious, and he was requested to I've seated
and partake of the morning meal. The
young wife had prepared the steak, biscuit
and c. ff:e with her OWN hands, aud for a
table had used a. kueading board, over
which a napkin was spread. and the board
placed on her lap The New Yorker de-
Glued seat at the table, aud in telling his
New York friends as TO how his Young
hien,l WAS living. he described the style rs
"magnifcert p and if he were the owner
of the young mans furniture he would not
take ten thousand dollars TOR tie legs Of the
tubie !"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
The following story is told of Yankee

The following story is told of Yankee
captain and his mate. Whenever there
was a plum pudding made, by the captains
orders all the plums W re put into one end
placed next to the captain, who after help
ing himself, passed it to tn" mate, who nev
er found any pluns in his part of it
Well, after this game had been played for
some time, the mate prevailed on the stew
ard to place the end which had no plums in
it next to the captain. The captain no
sooner saw the pudding than he discover :
ell he had the wrong end of it. Picking
up the dish, and turning it in his hands, as
ifmereIy for examining the china, he said,
/" this dish cost me two shiIl,ngs in Liver.
pool" and put it down again as though
without design. with the plum end next to
himself. 'Is it possible?" said the mate,
taking ups the dish; 81 shouldn't suppose
it was worth more than shilling" and, as
if in perfect innocence, be put down the
dish with the plum end mkt to hirself. -
The captain Looked at the mate, the mate
looked at the captain. The captain laugh
ed, the mate laughed. 81 tell you what,
young one" SAIL the captain "'you We found
me ont, so well just cut the pudding length.
wise this time, and have the plums fairly
distributed hereafter"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
81 A wealthy bachelor having had OF

u A wealthy bachelor having had one
or two lawsuits Tor breach of promise, now
replies to any young lady who wishes
few minutes private conversation, mo, you
don't madam. It cuts me to the heart to
be compelled to boubt the honorableness Of
your intentions, but that sort of thing is
played out My rule is imperative, and it
you have any business with me it must be
transacted in the presence of two witness
es p
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

A Boston clergyman il preaching against
tilting hoops, says he cannot shut his eye
to the abomination any longer.
If he had kept his eyes shut how would
he have known there was any abominatIon
about them. He must have gone one eye
on it.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

&G The las: case of Incidence 10 that Of
man named John Hole, who was 80 lazy
that in writing bis name, he simply used
the letter j., and then punched hole
through the paper. .#.n. E
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

A miserly old farmer who had lost one
of his best hands in the midst of hay max
ing, remarked to the sexton as he WAS
filling up the grave; ats sad thing to
lose good mower at q time like this; but
after all poor Tom was great eater"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

Never despise counsel from whseever-
quarter they reach you. Remember that
the pearl is keenly sought for in spite. OF
the coarse shell which envelops it.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

% A wsg in Detroit hes been taking
lib rites with the reputation of the Pontiac
railroad. He was asked whether he knew
of an accident on that road, and replied.
Never; but once middle sged gentle
man left Pontiac for Detroit, and died Of
old age at Biughamton-haH way!"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

A California farmer has COW that will
permit no one to milk her who will not sing
while performing that operation If the
music ceases she becomes restless, and will
break away, unless it is resumed; but
while the singing progresses, she remains
perfectly docile. She does not seem to
care so much for the quantity of the music,
provided the quality is sufficient.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

"My friend. how long have you been
married!' said Yankee to young Ger
man.
"Vel, dis is ting vot I seldom don't
like to talk about, but ven l does, it seems
so long as never vas.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

| A Connecticut Yankee has cleared
bis house. Of rats by catching one and din
ping him in red paint. He then let him
loose. and other rats. not liking his looks
sksdaddlsd with alright
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

Quilp thinks it rather remarkable that
while several thousands feet are required
to make one rood, a single foot, properly
applied, is often sufficient to make one
civil,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

A gentleman having asked how many
dog days there were in a year, received
for an answer, that it was impossible to
number them, as every dog had hls day.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

A man in Maine applied for two gallons
Of rum for medical purposes. For what
medical pnrposrsi" inquired the agent.
"For raising barn" was the reply.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

A fop is like new set of knives and
forks You can't put him to nothing useful
without taking away all bis polish.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

Why is it easy to break into an old mans
house! Because his gait is broken and
his locks are few,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
TAILORING SHOP

The Subscriber having had 0 sixteen years prac
Zeal experience in cutting and making clothing
Aow Offers ha services In thie line 20 tho ctizens
EscEoLsoH and vicinity. f.-rr-f,.51
Ihess wishing 70 get Fits will hnd his shop the
go TO get them.
Hhhbe-emw -s-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

Il has been asked, "When rsin falls.
does il ever get up again 2" OF course il
doO-in due tine pms fo fsta
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

GT The Phiisdelphia Mint is producing
about t~o million pieces Of the new fvss
per month. 'tHa
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

Terms-I copy year, Tin advance) $500 il
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NO papsr will be DISCONTINUED, until all ar
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

A weekly Demo cratic
papsr, devoted to Poll
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ishsd every Wednes-
day, at Tunkhannock
wyoming County, Pa
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

Tie following are the Appointments or Rev.
y. B STEPHENS. Presiding Elder for the Green
vile District OF The South Carolina Cnnterencc
Nj. F.. Church South. 4,h Quarter:
GrcencUe Stuiion-lth Sunday. and Sutur.
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RcidcWc CircuU-5th Sunday, and Saturday
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5000.
GrrenrWe CimuH--lst Sunday, and Sntur
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PchrasriNc CirrmH-2d sunday. and Sa,ur.
aayy i,yyn before, in October, at rrapp. Assessment
Kcomce CrcnH-3rd Sunday, and Satur,lny \
before, in October, ut Gap Hill. Assessmcn,
800.
IYu'haUu Ci,cnH-4ih Sunday. and Sa,nr
day bcf,pre. in October, at WulhaIia. Assess.
mcnt $3.50
Seneca amt Y"gaio-lst Sunday. and Satur
day before. in November, at Smiths Chapel -
Assessment $50.
d"derson Sfation2d sunday. and Saturday
before. in November. Assessment 5000
1nacrsoa Ci1cuU-3d Sunday. and Saturday
before: in November, ut Ebenczcr. Assess.
ment 5000
femiicion Circ"H-4th Sunday, and Sntur
day bci"rc. in November, at Shiloh Assess
ment 5000.
September 18th, 1867
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

CoLUMnIA, 5. G., July 5, 1867
NOTICE is hereby given thai the Grcenville and
~ Columbia Railroad Company arc now prepared
to exchange their Bonds and Certificates OF In
debtcdness endorsed by the State Of South Carroll
ma under the Aci Of the Legislature of December
20 1865. f"r their Bombs and Coupons past due
secured by n mortgage commonly known rs tie
" first mortgage"
Also. for their Bonds, and the Coupons on ihcm
that may be due. endorsed by the State under the
Net ~ the Legislature OF January 23, 1861 which
are ',cadcd Confederate States of America"
Also. Tor their bonds and Coupons past due.
,n"wn as Non Mortgage Bonds" at one for
three, rs provided for in said Act of December 20,
1866.
Holders of Non Mortgage Bonds and Coupons
past due, who prefer it, will be allowed to take for
mem in exchange. the Bonds ami Certificates OF
Indebtedness OF the Company, secured by n second
mortgage, at par.
Bonds ana Certificates Of Indebtedness secured
"y second mortgage, will also be rendered to all
parties having any other class of claims agains,
the Company, in payment.
JOHN G.. EDWARDS
July 10 1877 10
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SCELI.A A NT.
F" Never Mind"

What's the use Of always fretting
at the trials we shall find
Ever strcwn along our pathway,
Travel on, and never mind
Travel onward; working, hoping,
Cast no lingering glance behind
AT tho trials once encountered,
Look ahead, and Never mind"
What is past IA past forever;
Lot all the cretting he resigned;
1t Will hoser help the matter
Do your best, anl never mind"
AMI il those who might bcfricnd you,
Whom the ties OF nature bind,
Should refuse to do their auty,
Look to llea, en-, and "neyer mind
Friendly words are often spoken
When the feelings nre unkind;
Take them for their real value,
Pass them 10y, and "never mind"
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Feb. 20, 1867 oa ,c
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Na arriagc Guide.

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ERRORS OF YOEyTYv

A GENTLEMAN who snfreroa .on .%.fcn fcn,,,
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II OF 10 To-.

A LII persons having demands against Tho Es,o,o
OF Terrell Book, dcccnscd. are required 70 rsnD
.dertheir domands against shid, deceased N M
within ono month from date and persons indebt"S
thcreto must make payment Immediately
Oct Z, 1867 "t AUNT.
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DIE CHARLESTONER ZEITUWC
JOHN A. WAGENER, EDIron.
Dec 8, 1866

NDEK the above head the undersigned propose
- - ha 70 M publish n Gcrn1an or. 6 Weekly Paper,
voted to the interests of this State. in Enconro o;m
Immigration and Industrial Pursuits
Literature. Agriculture. Commerce. Art. ond
Trade, will be represented in its columns and tna
news Of the day will he given. "'' '"'
GEh JOIN a. WAGENER has kindly consented to
undertake the Editorial management, for the ~
Subscrip'ion-S3 90 for twelve months: 81 20
for six months; s 90 for three months, - oo
ADvERTisEAERTs inserted Oh liberal terms
G. G. ERCKMANN g. co.
Charleston, October, 1867 90
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REDUCTION I'M RATES
BY THE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE.
VIA
CHARLESTON, S G.

, CHARLESTON, 5 q.
nm and aftor October lst. 1867, the rates ON
~ FREIGHT, from New York. PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. c., will be as
| follows, viz:
lst Class, per 100 lbs 81 20
| I'd Glass, per 100 lbs 10
3D. Glass, per 100 lbs. OO
4th Glass, per 100 lbs. IS
5th Glass, per 100 lbs. 70
Rates always guaranteed less than tho pnh-
lished rates Of any other line.
Changes will be promptly mado to meet any
! reduction BY competing lines.
PER 100 LBS, FIRST.CLASS $l2O
Glassware, Boots and Shoes,
| Stoves. Hollow Ware, loose.
Dry Goods, Kerosene Oil
Drugs,
PER 30 LBS, SECOND GLASS, s1.1o.
Hardware, Furniture,
SuddIcry. Knocked dawn and
Liquors, in wood. we'll boxed Hollow
Stationery. Ware pncked
PER 100 LBS, THIRD CLASS. $l.O0.
Tnbncco manufactured, Cotton Yarn.
in Boxes or Kegs. Dried Fruits,
Blinds. Dried Hides.
Doors, SaShcs, &c Lard
Butter. Betting. Leather o..
Canned Meats, Rubber
Fruits Ale.
Fish. in Kegs Beer,
Kits. Porter in wond
PER 100 LBS, FOURTH CLASS, 85c.
Bags Leather.
Bng2ing, Marble Slabs
Block 'lm Oils, in hhds. ar bb,s
Cheese (rxcrrt Kerosenc.)
Whi'e Lead ~ Kegs, Potatoes,
Hams, Shot,
Sugar. in hosshcads or SOAP
barrels Wrapping Paper,
Hoop Iron. Rice. in bbls. or coska
W hskry, in Wood. Rope.
Spirits Turpcnlinc Nails in Kcrs
Lead Pipe. Bar and Crockery in crates or
Sheet. hhds
PER 100 LBS, FIFTH GLASS, roc.
Bacon, Grain
Beef sailed or picked Flour, in barrels or
in barrels. sacks
Cement Grindstoncs
Limr M,lnsses owners r;sk
Fish picked and dry, oi leaking.
Sulicd in barrels
BENTLEY d. IASELL
General Agent. 40 and ~ Broadway, N. Y
New YoRK, October |, 1867
Arpro,ed
IT. Il. PEAKE
Gon'l Sup'nt S. q. II. r.
October !, 1867. ! 3
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SIIN EMS HOUSE.
81. S;s. 35 ~ 81, Esroanwmy, N. Y.
Opposite Bowling Grccu.

NV d NJ IL nIS S36OHh1.aN PLAN.
ss,,Jas, THE STEVENS HOUSE is well
Ei;RRM and widely known to the travelling
f;a&A public. The location is especially suta.
bic 10 merchants and business men, it is in
close proximitv to the business part of the city
is on the highway Of Southern and Western
travr'-nnd adjacent t" nll the principal Rail
road and Steamboat dcpnts.
The STEN EMS HOUSE has liberal accom-.
m"dntl"hs Tor over 300 gucsts--it is well fur
nIshcd. and possesses every modern improve
ment for the comfort and entertainment of it's
inmates The rooms arc spacinnS and we'll ven
With gas and walcr-the ut
bic is generously provided with every lclicncy
Of the season at moderate prices.
The rooms having been rc-fnrniSl,cd and re-
modelled we are cnn,lcd to offer extra facilities
Tor the comfort and pleasure of "nr guests.
GEO. Il. CHASE 4 CO..
Proprietors.
juno 4 1867 81 G,n
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The Pavilion Hotel,

ahAFfcStOE4, =. G.
TIE ABOVE POPULAR HOTEL
Is OPEN FOR THE
Accommodation of the Travelling Public.
BOARD, PER DAY, $500.
MRS. H. Il. BUTTERFIELD, Pouriet,ess.
a. BuTrERFlELp, Superintendent
Nov IL, 1866 9 tf
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rIIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

llcKE%S'--IN THE COMMON PLEAS
o'h"e' i'ov'i'g"od Forngu Atuchm-nt
, w NORTuN.
~, ~ r',,,,., ~ na,r. ".Vs AWy.
Y WHEREAS. the Plaintiff dill on thc loth dav
OF March, 1867. file his declaration AGAINST
INC Defendant (who il j; said is absent from and
without The limits of this State, and bns neither
wife nor attorney known within the same. upon
wh"h W copy OF the said declaration might be ser.
we'd 1t is therefore ordered IN, The sn;l dafsn
dant do appear and plead thereto, ON or before the
am DAY OF March. 1868; 9th rwse final md nb-
solutc judgment will then oo given and awarded
against him.
} T. IAGOOD, cc.p.
Clerks Office. March Il 1877 ~
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRy

%2 TIE SUBSCRIBER having an experience
EoIA, of many years in tho business of repairinp
a,aAClOcks, Watches ana .Heweiry.
oilers his services to his friends and The public
generally, in that line of business. Charges for
MI work ns reasonable as possible. All work war
rnnicd. IT we'll used. lie will also give his ntten
tion to the rcpniring Of MUSICAL INsrRuMENrs.
His place of business is at WALHALLA. nearlv
opposite the Post Office.
r. NJ. MORGAN.
April 4, 18G 28 8m-eow
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Clerk Of tie Couw-J. +. HAoooD.
iShcri0-L Thomas.
Ordinary-W. Il. lIoLcoNBE.
Commissioner in Eqmty-RoBT A. TnoMrsoN
Coroncr-W. j. Gnntt
Commissioners to Approre The Bonds Of Pub.
Hc ON'ccrs-I. j. Norton, JOS. Burnett, j. III.
Ambler. james Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
Commissioners ofthe Eoor-Dr H. G. Miller,
Chairman; Geo. Il. Cherry, Secretary and Trea.
surcr j. B. Clayton, S. b. Keith, II. Craig. Sr.
Commissioners of Iahlic BuHdings-R
A. Thompson, Chairman j. H. lIngood, Sec
retary and Treasurer; w. e. IIolcombc, nj. Il.
Mitchell, y. j. Miller.
Commissioners Of Free Schoolx--T. b. Maui.
den. Chairman; w. II. lIolcnmhe. Secretary
and Treasurer; G. u. Spears, |. Wickliffe, II.
IL. Penny, Daniel Grice. James Burdinc.
Myistyotes--W. j. CAN'T, w. C. Keith, j.
Il. G"sSctt. 'rhos. Dillard, j. G. q. Parsons, j.
n. Arnold. Rciin Rncklcy. j. B. Sanders, l..
II. Werner. Abel Robins w. II. Peronneau,
Nimrod Sullivan, Edward Hughes. John Sharp.
Joseph B Reid, W B White, Leonard Rogers.
y, C,mmissions,s ., ~. Of Ro"Is-2d Rcwiment-G
W Phillips. Chairman; W Pi.chf"r'l. Clerk
William Bibbs. Jr Treasurer; Nj + Mitchell,
Thomas Steele. S E Maxwell. james l. Boyd.
l. w Lusk, NJ Crawford, NJ r IIunnicutt,
jonas Phillips, Jr.
5M Regime"t-F A lIokc, Chairman; T. II
Griffin, Treasurcr Clayton, Clerk: j D
Gasawny, Ballingcr. Alex Alg,,nd Thn~
II Price. S y Keith. Henry Williams. 7 Cos.
sc,t, j w Singleton, Th"s Dillarl.
Internal Rcrr"~e-F a lInkc. Assessor. J
Cobb, Collector
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vi ali kinds snch as Bonka, Pnnphles, Post.
rrs' s cards, Bill-heads, Hand bills as VOL as
PRINTING IN COLORS. PROMPTLY executed,
ana at such prices as will mako it, an induce.
Cash. o'"0''' Ao''''
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rnHn'x iT Power Press Pr ing EstnbIishment,
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-02

Commissioners TO Approre The Bonds Of PUB
lic ONcers-I. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. H.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-02

4 ny "'o "tcr oetoper ., 1871, the Passenger
~ Trains on tho South Carolina Railroad will
run as follows. viz;
Leave Charleston for Columbia 13O AN
Arrive at Kingsyillo ii Is An
Loavc Kingsvillo IL 10 !, n
Arrive ut Columbia | 10 IN
Leave Columbia 10 90 "
Arrive ut Kingsvllo IL IS An
Leave Kingsyille IL O5 pm
Arrive at Charleston = O5 p n
Leave Charleston for Augusta 10 40 AN
Arrive ut Augusta 7 30 pm
Leave Augusta 3 40 An
Arrive ut Charleston l2 90 pw
The Passenger Train on the Camden Branch
VIII cnnnect with mp and down Columbia Trains,
and Wilmington Manchester Railroad Trains,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
On and after the 9Th instant, tho Night Ex.
press, Freight and Passenger Accommodation
Train will run as follows viz;
Leave Charleston for Columbia s 10 py
Arrive at Columbia s 90 AN
Leave Columbia 3 90 rw
Arrive ut Charleston 3 % AN
Leave Charleston for Augusta 7 80 pm
Arrive ut Angus Il 6 so AN
Leave Augusta 4 10 rM
Arrive at Charleston i 90 n
IL. II. PEAKE. GonI Sup't
Oct 10. 1867 3 ,f