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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

GE- After speech by the President, IN
Durham, North Carolina. an old gentle
man said to him: "Mr. President our peo.
pie would like to cheer you, sir, but we
can't holler with yoke around our necks."
The order of General Sickles had that day
been published suspending civil authority
in Fayetteville and FIVE counties ofthe
State. .sqsls seal ya. .tst s.rr .rs.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

Massachusetts, is to have a new lunatic
asylum, at a cost of 100000. There are
lunatics enough in that State to fill half a
dozen such places. -'s-''
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

ca A friend says he knows but one
branch of business which is very profitable
and but little followed, and that is::
'T" Mind your own business" 4at..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

EE- A man took off his coat to show
terrible wound he had received a few years
before. Not being able to find the wound
he suddenly remembered that it was on his
."brother Bills arm.'' s..E
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31
Inet's Gorner,
From the Home Journal. I
CALL ME DARLING.
By STELLA OF LAcKAwANNA,

Call me darling-never, never,
May love lisp so fond word;
Darling, darling, still repeat it,
Till no other sound be heard.
Call me darling-say it always .r5
81. IT'S no matter here or there,
Olly let the witching accent
Breathe its music everywhere, ... ..
Call me darling when the sunlight
Crowns with gold the blushing morn,
And the weeping roses waken,
IS And the dew is on the thorn.
Call me darling at the noontide,
When the 1.-THE fawn, painting, lies
In the forest cool and restful,
With his sad, affrigh ted eyes.
Call me darling-softly breathe it,
When the twilight dims the wold,
And its vague, magnetic shadows,
Dreawfully our lives enfold.
Cafl me darling; tits the fondest-
IT'S the holiest and the best
Of all murmured tenderness .. ..
Leaping from loving breast.
Call me darling Oh, how dreary
Wandering on if never heard,
Through the worlds too weary windings
This one soft, caressing word
-r.
Call me darling-only darling ....
And my life will not complain, E ..
Though its burdens all are heavy
And its heritage but pain.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

DE What is the difference between an
battered dime and a new penny ?-Nine
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

- ~ =. ~ w D tA@UC, OqtkIKU! n ----|--|
+" Well, cash trades kinder dull now ma.
jor."
" Dun anything ter day p
Wall, only a little-on credit. Aunt
Betsy Prushard has bort an eggs worth of
tea, and got trusted till her speckled pullit
lays" 80
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

sag Carlyle, in his advice to young men
says: Il you doubt whether to kiss a
pretty girl, give her the benefit Of the doubt
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

Ct The reason why the South is not
observation-disclosures it is misrepresented'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31
NEW SERIES,'

Terms-l copy year, Tin advanee) s2OU If
NOT Maid within six months, S2.50 VIII be chaged
NO naper will be DISCONTINUED, until all ar
are paid; unless at the option of publisher
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

.,s siilR Hoq gain. sTsngssI 'sgo-t b1G3
Si4si a3i <ew 4i,Ia aloJs saI .saaz.
THeg .f2i5a.I ao .pTt slasG
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

TIE CHILDREN NEXT.--1hc LcSis.a.
turc Of Wisconsin, says an exehang', con-
sis cnt with its Radical thcery, proposes
the right OF suffrage for women. Ancr
the negroes the womcn-our mothers, our
wives and our daughters, and then minors
male and female Why not: by oil
means let us arm them with the ballot, as
the rod is abolished in France and Ger
many, and is welded fearfa'ly in enlight-
ened NJ Massachusetts. "Young America"
will be glad to exchange the rod for the
ballot. especially as we live in times when
the motto Of half Of our juveniles is that
" the more one indulgcs ones parents the
worse they arc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

Coz The Ui n Pacific Railroad now
runs three hundred miles west Of Omaha,
to station called North Plate. A few
weeks ago there was not q house in the
Place; now ii is furnishing Town Of six
hun4red inhabitants. and has daily tan
sien: population of as many morr. A
SO. 900 hotel has ben erected. and j,
Goir ( land else business The town.
'iAe al hon;ser tsxns, Is sAs4 L. lie fsr,
oas. sgFYss In< bihSrd Lall--Sa~ RI
~ tailes-fsso. s-0a.. anA krnO txnks.
AZ 'ns s~za' es=rs-s.-zEss sAa; S-ns-azy
4.a1-- Z u L. Azr<s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

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49, IN. -, ,.,.,--,,i .. of a.. e--r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

To Pride is ingredient tha: is never
found in exlatcd human nature. 1t is
mixed in tho composition of the weak
minded. Those who have a mind TO en-
ploy, aud heart to improve. have no in
clination TO b. proud.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03


ABRAHAM LINCOLN ON NEGRO SUI
rRAoE.-Thc following remarks were made
by Mr.. Lincoln ut Charleston, Ill.,, Sept.
IS, 1853, in a debate with Stephen A.
Douglas. then his opponent for the U. S.
Senate:
SLAM not nor never have been in favor
of making voters or jurors of negroes, nor
of qualify ing :hcm to hold office, nor to in
tcrmarry with the white people, and will
say in addition to this, that there is
physical difference between the black and
the white races, which believe will for
ever prohibit the two races from ever liv-
ing OH terms of social and political equal
i'y. And inasmuch as they ca'.not so live,
while they do remain together there must
be the position of superior and inferior,
and |. as much as am other man, ara in
favor of having the superior position u.s.
signed to the white race
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

~ Tho Salt Lake Eedettc, the spicy
GENTLE paper. has passed into the hands
of the Mormons, and will henccforlh b.
one of the recognized organs Of the saints.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

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E~ Aa~ aa4 EoHT rsua uaar
uuz@a uaa an us4a- s~ura eau~aaz-
sasa-s a tu9a~- ws.ea1
.a- s aa- s-ae sse Tae
r-aAr 4=z z 80 n@a Fr@e
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81. la-l a .1----1 rf--u-- -- q - "a
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

To- The New York Tribune thinks
" 1t is somewhat remarkable coincidence
that, jNst a. the time when tho right of
suffrage las been conferred upon the
freedmen Of the South, the negroes of the
British West India possessions should
have been summari!y deprived of that
right" 1t is proof that England, after
thirty years wrctched experience Of ne
gro suffrage in Jamaica. has come to her
senses, and Withdrawn that suffrage. Tho
experiment Of negroes voting has satisfied
the government Of Engl1nd that tho thing
is entirely impracticable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

tV A Now England politician. speak
ing ofa contemporary says. IAN he wants
is fair chance, ana he will make the
mrancst man in Connecticut"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

EXPAND THE LUNos.-Step out into
the purcst air you can find: stand per-
fcctly erect, with the head up and the
shoulders thrown back, and then fix the
lips as though you were going 10 whistle,
draw the air through the lips into the
lungs. When the chest is about halffull,
gradually raise the arms, keeping them cx-
tended with the palm of the hands down,
rs you suck in the air, so as TO bring
them over the head just as the lungs arc
quite full. Then drop tho thumbs in.
ward, aud after gently forcing the arms
ha, kward and the chrs, open, reverse the
process by which YOU draw your breath
till the lungs nre empty. This process
should be repeated three or four times inn
mrdiatcly after bathing, aud also several
times through the day. Ii is impos.iLl.
to describe TO ono who has never tried it,
the glorious s;n'r of vigor which follows
this exercise. 1t is the best cxpcctorant
in the world. We know a gentleman the
measure OF whose chest has been increased
by this means some three or four inches
dlri,g as many moaths.-Er.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

TIME subscriber offers for sale the follow
Il ing described property, to-wii One farm
Of land. six miles from Steilacoon. on what l.
eslled the Nurk road. The farm contains
s-e aeres II l.na, sll ander frnee With gos.@i
aueiiin<-Aoa<e sa9 hara, and other o<; baiia-
Tags
Aiss good kstel ssazG IA toxn anA sexe-al
.wwu lots.
A'ss sen s~r~s - Lad i. tew-. H5o.g ss1s
s@r >asarrs - fAzrzsF S~A~a1
sr fz-za-- azxs~zrslass arg.-r -
JAMES o. HES
~esSaa-~~~ - Nss = 49, 80
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

tY' Writing from Boston, New York
country editor says: Boston is chiefly
distinguished for its Yankee enterprise,
magnificent harbor, crooked streets. hypo-
cli.ical piety, spacious Common. big or
gun. diapidatcd State House, and the At
lutte INoathir.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

te Snan causes are safieiens 10 make q
man uneasy; ~hes great ones are not in
tie say: fac vani sf q block. be xill
ssazllc af q s,ra~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

IN THE WATER PIrEs.-A specimen of
the water-dog about eighteen inches long,
was recently taken from water pipo in
Cincinnati. This ugly variety of tho
crocodile form, having the wrinkled skin
aud four short webbcd feet, with five toes
behind and four in front, has cost the city
Of Cincinnati some $500. The pipes in
the locality where it was found, have
again and again been stopped up, and at
the above expense have been dag up md
broken in vain. until they succeeded in
getting out two Of the quadrupedal fishes.
The superintendent Of tho water works
says that the fishes which quite abun-
dainty swim in the thousands Of feet of
water pipes under the city, are necessarily
small when they first enter the darkened
mains, as the straincrs will only allow
small ones to pass, but that they grow and
increase quito rapidly is an alarm ng fact
which will ultimately cost the city thou:
sands of dollars to remedy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

RELIGION AND PoLITIcs.-Washiuston
Irving was by TO mrans partial TO pal,i-
esl parsons, as the to.lo~ing. which ve
fnd among his writings vii prove 4" A
cunning rOlitieiaa is oiiea fOsal skalkiHS
uai~r the tl-ricL robe. wifh an Oss,s.l-
sl-rrls-iaa and an insiie al IL ga r-a-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

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taE - the WAsHIN. goN STAN3AEp.
II Blaaks, b.ll-h~ais. cards. bills - far. po--
t'.s pro -ram ne> circulars. cA'ai-s Painf tl';s.
Ct. executed at reasonable r4t-s.
OFFICR-Cerner Of Second aud Washington
Street, rcar ihe steamboat landing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

II Among the regulations in the hous-
hold of Queen Elizabeth was the follow
ing:
THAT none toy with the maidens on
pain Of fourpcnce."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-03

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tass 80 Sz.-Sr~ asr s~lv sr-lRx 80 whss-
cvsr of hz=zn us-9xgA~rv a. u sA~n We
have a'~sys snsix.sd thzz 10 b~~syw szs
ir2s-. boa; G1ssIzcssaa Il esa q O. r1cr,
. &c iaiesssfy the var u rae~s-ts srrzv
cas s-ains, the other IN d-sily kosslfy.
TO the dctrirer, @; the Interests Of al.
the d sirsetisn Of al order and security,
tic s;egaation. of ali material prcgrrss.
With universal suffrage in this State, such
as that which Gorham contends f,r, we
shall. in five years, have the Chinese con-
tending for all the public officers. and Sc.
curing th"m. too. "as why should they
not,' if allowed to vote Let us be-
ware in time. and not encourage the prop
asa'ion Of the most dangerous error Of mod.
crn timcs.-S. +, Call Jelly lOM.
Evening star., 1867-06-11
TO WHOM ASSESSED,

Being the south thirteen
feet one inch from,
by the depth Of said lot.
IOIuss, A., .,in trust.
Tax 1865, name OF Hope
| Thomas.
Commencing at north
west corner Of SAID lot,
| running thence due
| south one hundred and
| ntnsty-one feet nine In. .
| ches, ,neccs due west
| nifty fe ct, tnen.e due
north one hundred Ano
ninety. one feet nine in.
ches, and thence due
east fifty feet to the be.
ginning.
Castor, a. b. ......
Crooksler, A. A. and Geo,
II. Moore.
Beginning at the north.
east corner Of said
square, thence with the,
line OF Seventh street,
south fifty feet, thence.
west ninesy.ntne feet
then ce north fifty feet,
thence east ninety-nineI
feet to the beginning.
Cluss, Adolph....,......I !
First tnstaliment water
toA ..-.....s...s. MA
Clements, B. II.
First installment water
tax x...............$l1.45I
Dltt0 0.................
Evening star., 1867-06-11

1901 III name OF IlmO- |
thy Murphy.
Being parts of lots A.
and B, OF Clarke's sub
division, Surveyors Of
flee, Liber N. K, folio
3l5, and described as
follows: beginning at,
the southwest corner Of
said lot A,and running
thence east forty feet
three and one.third in
ches, thence north eigh.
teen feet, thence west
forty feet three and one
third inches to Thir
teenth and q half
street, thence south
along the line OF said
street eighteen feet to-
the hn gin ming
Evening star., 1867-06-11

Church, Bethel.
Paving tax.interest from
Sept. l, 1866. ......&S1.S6
Ditto .................
Paying tax, interest from
Sept. /, 1865. ......Ss sl.s6
Canter, Charles.
Paving tax,interest from
Sept. 1, 1866. ......S44 90
Alley tax, interest from
Sept. 81, 1865. .....@S. IS
College, Columbian. 49,.
Beginning at the north
east angie or corner of
said lot six on an alley
fifteen feet wide, and
Running thence west.
wardly on the north
line Of II street north
fifty feet, making q front
Of fifty feet on II street,
thence for the whole
northwardly of equal
width with the front,
and binding on said al
ley eighty-ax feet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01
BROWN a PERKINS,
for the People
% Rrooma 81. No. -.

4SU brOOme Sb-5 new YORK
WE would call the Intention OF the public 10
W our elegant New Scale Pianos IN the lol-
lowing styles:
STYLE a, : octave, Front large round
corners, PLAIN case, either Octagon or
carve-t Legs, straight bOttam, beai mould
ing on sW0
STYLE B8 z Octave, same as style A, villa
serpentme moulding On phnth, carved
STYLE 81" Z octave. Front coners large
round, sarpenuus bottom, mouIdings
same rs on style d, carved Tyre and desk,
STYLE aD Z octave, -Four large round
corners, finished back. mouldtnss on nm
aud pnuth, Serpentine bottom. carved
lvrs and desk. elegant carved fruit leEs--- 800
The above styles are al flashed in elegant
Rosewood cases, and have the full iron frame,
French action. harp pedal, beveled top, ivory
KEYS and key fronts, and exceed in Overstruug
bass nesrly all the u octave pianos now man
ufactered. They aralnade ofthe best materials,
and for finish, durability. purity and sweetness
Of tone. cannot be surpassed
The four styles described above. emb9dy al
the essential changes IN exterior finish OF ease,
We invite the attention Of the public, OF deal
ers and the procession, 70 a critical examination
Of the merit Of our Pianos.
By ayOadingthe great expense attendant upon
cnstly Factories ana expensive Warernouls IN
the city, We are enabled 70 oHer these Pianos "a
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csli and examine them before purchasing else
When references and testimonials are re-
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presenting "A display Of professional names, We
refer To the parties 10 whom we have solu ouz
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etc. based ON actual sxp erience, being OF fUg
more value than tie mere good opinion OF the
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last finishing touches
Cur motto is. Quick sales and small profits.
send for a circular To
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fanIf Ln-fIaw 41 Rrnon~S New York
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. z. T. ?. ALLEN, Superintendent,
ALL L. M nra nnr. E..,L.-

THE Course OF study Is that usually taught
Il in the best colleges The Moral culture Of
cadets receives special attention. The Diseip-
line Is all thai its name IMPORTS The Govern
ment strict, but mild and parental. Parents
may send their sons % this School with enbine
confidence thai they Will not be exposed 10
those allurements 10 vice and dissipation
iOunul IA all towns anu citlss. the location being
miles rom any tOwn-the situation ia a
high and rolling country noted for health and
salubritF.
The Spring Session. 1907.
VIII on MONDAY, JANUARY y,
1867, and continue Twenty ON weeks.
Charges for Board and Tuition, including
lights, fuel and washing, One Huudrod and
Seventy-Five Dollars, $40 currency, per semi
annual s~essiun, invariably IN advance. No
extras Whatever.
Address Superintendent. Farmdale p. o.,
Franklin rourLv. E.uturkv da4-sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Published:
II A b O r.;
OR, res
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY R. N. MCINTOSH,
or YirginIa.

Essentially Southern IN It's main features,
TABOR nevertheless contains ach0ice selection
OF the best Northern copyright Music Us au-
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army, com posed many stirring pieces IN mo-
ments snatcIed during it's marchlngS and couu-
ter-marchings in Virginia fhe dlrge used a.
the funeral q Gen. T. J. Jackson, tStol wall,
May ", 1855, Wa rom mrs pen, aud is included
ia Lhisconectioh-
NJ Mcintosh" says the Richmond Wig,
81 Is we'll known throughout the SOuEh as an
author and teacher of finished excellence, with
a musical reputation rarely attained cy any
man of his age IN this country. In the South
he stands attne very head Of church music, no
one ~diSputiug the position with him."
The book embraces everything OF value o.
southern or origin, much OF
which is now for the first time reduced To a
written form. It's variety IL great-emhracing
AL metres in use. in every key and every va
riety Of measure-With "A full elementary de-
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Price, 81 80, for which 1t will be sent, post
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goutnern lteljefMee,,un

BOSTON, February 2L-At a meeting
this evening OF the southern relief com
mittee, Wm. Walters, Of the AdUerHser,
and Mr.. Green, of the Post, were re-
quested TO act as t~reasurers, and that an
appeal be made to the public as soon As
possible to contribute funds for the tenn
porary relief of the extreme destitutiop
existing in the south.
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Sabbath SrhCOl Music free Every
STALLS URRIVALLED
Plane and Furniture Polish.

lust INTRODUCED, and being adopted by
u al IeadIug house ia tue manufacture Of
plsuoz. Organs, Billiard Fables, Furuituns, etc,
efc. Every one who has "a Piano should have a
l4.ffle OF This Polish send for Circuiarz. and
NE will give IuL particulars and directions Il
is nus up ia bottles A. 70 cents and 10 cents, and
xytrre half "a dozen are ordered a. once. We will
forward. prepaid. by express Applications f0T
ar.,titary and Agencies received bY
BROWN PERKINS.
General Agents for the United states.
ga,U Ir1-daw No. ~ Brgome 81. n. Y.
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

-+ernrfsfng frienas OF 81. Lazarus
HIS I've secured the nnelot ana build
y TX re Medical college on Beal street.
The pLlTo - ne small girls and boys, and
iL sehHodafe department for young gentle
slsn, = sss PBRlls sRh5sf ir = s0 SSsi 81 G G6B :
aud tet - ~ Lave been provided jsl0
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I'M Blue

EENI N NE \
soluble iu hard as well a. soft water.
Warranted not TO streak the clOthes-
Ten cents per box. Liberal discount 10 the
trade.
Agents wanted every where 10 sell the above
Articles. "a whom We Offer extraordinary in
ducsHeut-
Samples seitt, postpaid. on receipt OF above
puces. Address,
NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS co.
fapII Iudaw No 2ls Fulton ~, New YORK.
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RnruRNs recelved on the La inst. bl

RETURNS received on the 14th inst. by
the commissioner Of the land Office, ex-
hibit that 81 ,347 acres Of public land
were disposed OF during the month of
January last, at the following land
offices Junction City, Kansas, 1895
acres; Eau Clare, Wisconsin, 1885
acres st. Peter, Minnesota, 76I4 acres.
The greater portion of the lands were
taken up under the homestead law, for
actual settlement and cultivation.