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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11
Mise anti qtbermise.
A street Incident.

A full-rigged maid of fashion, with hoops
all boldly set, moved up the side walk gaily
observed by all she met. The walk was very
wide, but the hooped skirts were much wider
and 'twere useless e'en to think of walking up
beside her. Her cheeks were red as roses,
her face was all a-smIle, and her tread it was
as dainty as though earth were all too vile.
1t was her hour of triumph, and she ddn't t
seem to know that coastlng sled was coming
at speed not very slow. But it came, and
ere she knew it, her props" were knocked
away, and she was going down the street with
boy upon his sleigh. The wind it blew
roughly, turning all the hoops back. and OF
par tly-smothered screens there wasan't any
lack while the maiden didn't know what she
was or wasn't about, her person much re-
sembling an umbrella inside out. The people
stopped and wondered, as the swiftly speeding
sleigh deyotedly kept onward, rushed past and
ar away the boy cried road" and liked it
and SHE'D his sled, with his own feet point
ing backward, and the maids thrown out
ahead. They gained the level safely, and the
maiden, full of wrath, looked back in angered
silence upon their travelled path. " You
good-for nothing scampe," she cried, " I've a
mind to shake you we'll - Your face was
covered up, mem, and you know 1 never'll
tell p said the coasting lad quite boldly, and
in boldly, and in a jovial mood, he bowed
and said," Good morning, mem you held
your feet up good, you did p
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11

Too MANYi IRONS IN THE. E..FIRE.-Whenever
you see gal with whole lot of sweethearts,
it's an even chance If she gets married to
any on 'em. One coolls off, and another
coOls off, and before she brings any on 'em to
the right welding heat, the coal is gone and
the fireis out. Then she may blow and
blow till she's tired; she may blow up dust,
but the deuce of fame can she blow up
again. never see clever looking gal in
danger of that but Il do long to whisper in
her ear, "You dear little critter, you take
care; you have too many irons in the fire
some on 'em will get stone cold, and t'other
ones will get burnt so they will be no good
in natur."
Sam SLICK.
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WANTED "A RESPECTABLE PERSON OF
wv EITHER SEX in every neighborhood to sell J
R. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR, and also j r. STAFFORD S
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS Olive tar is a thin,
transparent fluid; it is the best remedy known for
diseases of the Throat Lungs, or Catarrh Also for
Diptheria, Group, Whooping Cough, &c. My Iron
and Sulphur Powders strengthen the system, aid the
digestion, and purify the blood have a l6 page
pamphlet containing full explanations and over 100
testimonials from well known prominent persons
which will send to any one free by mail.
J.R. STAFFORD, Chemist,
vln2,ly. 442Broadway, NewYork
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MOVING NORTH

E9y- These Trains connect at Great Bend with the
Night Express Trains both East and West on the
New York and Erie and ut Scranton with Trains on
Laekawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad, for Pttston
Kingston and Wilkesbarre; and the Train moving
South connects at Junction with Trains for Bethle-
hem, Mauch Chunk, Reading and Harrisburg
Passengers 10 and from New York change cars n
Junction. To and From Philadelphia, via. B. D. r.
R.. leave or take cars at Hope.
For PittStOn, Kingston and Wilkes Barre take L.
& B. r. h. cars at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archibald and Carbondale, take Onni-
hus MT Scranton
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11

Il The following letter was received at
the Office of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue:
to the Clark of they intirnal rvinue
49,. Washington d. c.
SIR: | would like your decision upon the
following question:
Are newsboys peddlers, and if So are they
liable to be stamped onto? Respectfully,
j. BROWN.
Skowegan, Jan. 4, 1893
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11

Where are you going 2" asked one little
toy of another, who had slipped and fallen on
the icy pavement. Going to get up" was
the blunt reply.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11

ES lst boy" Ah, we've got a new
horse, ,and you haven't
End boy" Say, don't care, my daddy
was drafted, and yours wasn't"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11

- What creature may be said to live
on their relations Why, the aunt-eaters to
be sure
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11

IL A beau dismissed by belle, and an
arrow dismissed by a bow are apt to be off in
a hurry.
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SINGER & cos.
LETTER A" FAMILY sewing MACHINE
With all the Recent improvements,

With all the Recent Improvements,
Is the Best and Cheapest and Most Beautiful of al
Sewing Machines This Machine will sew anything,
from the running of tuck in Taretan to the max
ing of an overcoat-an anything from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down to the softest Gauze or Gossamer Tissue
and is ever ready to do its work to perfection 1t
can fell hem, bind, gather, tuck, quilt and has ca
pacity for great variety of ornamental work This
is not the only Machine that can hem, fell bind and
80 forth, but it will do so better than any other Ma
chine. The Letter "a" Family Sewing Machine
may be had in great variety of cabinet cases The
Folding Case, which is becoming so popular, is
as its name implies one that be folded into a
box or case which, when opened, makes a beautiful
substantial and spacious table for the work TO rest
upon The cases are of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native forest or as
elaborately finished art make them.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk
twist thread, needless OIL etc. of the very best quail
ity
Send for copy Of Singer Co.'s Gazette
l. NJ SINGER & CO.,
458 Broadway Y.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, $40 Chestnut st.
Mrs. C. T. Marsh, and d. A. Bardwell. ESQ. agents
in Tunkhannock
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- Definition of duelling-a sanguinary
game of fighting for funeral.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11
WHlSKERS OR A MUSTACHEI

in from three to six weeks This article is the onln
one of the kind used by the French, and in Lendoy
and Paris it is in universal use.
1t is beautiful economical soothing, yet stinula-
ting compound, acting as if by magic upon the roots
causing beautiful growth of Iuxuriant hair If ap-
piled to the scalp it will BADNESS and cause to
spring up in place of the bald spots fine growth of
new hair Applied according to directions, it will
turu RED or light hair DARK and restore gray hair
to its original color, leaving it soft smooth and ex-
ible. The I" ONGUENT" is indispensable articl
in every gentIemans toilet and after one weeks use
they would not for any consideration be without it,
The subscribers are the only Agents for the article
in the United States to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed.
Price ONE DOLLAR a box-for sale by all Druggists
and Dealers--or a box of the onguent," warranted
to have the desired effect will be sent to any, who ma
sire it,by mail (direet securely packed on receipt
of price and postage Sl.l6.
Apply to or address HORACE WOOD F
South 7th St. cor. Grand ,.Willamsiuzth.n n
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Justices, Censtable's, and legal Blanks of all
inds, Neatly and Correctly printed on good Paper,
d for sale at the Office of the "North Branch
nocrat"
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JgO B BERLIJGHOF.
fasbianaole Sbauing, 6air cutting,
AND SHAMP0OlNG SALOON.
Shop Opposite May
nard's Hotel.

Ladies hair cut in the most fashionable style, Ell
ther at his Saloon, their residence if desirable.
Mr. Berlinghof is recently from New York CITY.
where he was employed in the best establishments
and consequently feels warranted in guaranteeing
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their eus
ON.
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Skowegan, Jan. 4, 1893
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-11
MRS. WOODS
CELEB RATED
STIM ULATIJG ON CUE D 7
FOR WHISPERS AND HAIR.

THE STIMULATING ONGJ ENT AND INvTG
ORATOR will restore hair 10 the bald head give
aew life and restore to original color gray hair
cause rod hair to grow dark. Is warranted to bring
out thick set of "a
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C0(iQ(= ,Ror id)to.

@t6tt9e 8e{hlaguab m e.-D!e
Detectives WcpbatIs bepbaGteten Dor Rur3eur
tnearere perbaGttge pericusn tn Der Nd9e unb
auf esm Saopneg 5ogif. Won lief ben
G9oonsr o~bIs9eIn uno fot9te him tn ter 8aY,
tpo man zines iGGnsn Mpraens Die @6nuqz
gel9etulhaft II IiBeu Tyaumen ipedte III b
bo8 8cpt u~uterindy!e. Sc wuroen met1i Con-
trebanDmaaren porin ~gsfun0sn, oi8 Dypgoobe,
MeOi5iuen. @nubs, 3~unb9GtAen a.. Cine
Qn;atl 8stsfs uno etg Daquet NIT confGpe=
rittsm geIbe Sruroen bon DEM GapitGn nber
Borp 9epDrfen, bod Dun etnem aneern 60
pitdue onfgeflat, welder ~bielelbsn an Wtnr<
ltal WcDboit abltsferte. Inter ben 8npteren
fanoen lta Gontratts fir Qtsfernnseu an ete
Nebe(snrsgterung &C., tpsl9e Don SuobOu. 0srl'
Rr!egeGefretar Der Snfur9enten uuterSeinnet
dub. Wan perbaftete Den Qeentsn Garter,
BEN CAPT. Noame nno ben 9fbeber Gu0tpan
uno Der Gdounsr tpuroe mad Baltimore alte
riGssbrapt.
Deamteuwa9L. = Der 1ocial nencfr.
Turnosrstn srmaplte esltern fol8enoe 8eamts
fir oa0 ndhlte 6aIbiabr L. SpreAer 0risn,
etIsn; 2. Gprepsr 8eutsr; prUtUt. S&riftw.
Gsumann ; ~cOrrelp. S&riftw. StB ; &a6en-
mart Ssmmelrosse; Te6ner SaumBarten !;
l. 1urntp. @dbarbt; 2 3nrnp. Eraue
3euapart S6aum6era 1. Si6Itctbefar Ser
ger; 2. %. 8Gble; 1. Setter Der 3DBltags
Sdmiot; 2 20. Werrer
szss,& ntlAGbtgung 3ageiprO&sn.
- SIN Supericr @srtGt batten bic Grben
Oun Sslbua Ban lant tpeeen gerlsbuns beS
9sbteren In, Stunt b. s. burn NaGlaSH9fett
auf Der giortbsrn Central Gtienbabn sesen
bslnste @ompnsnte esne &(ase auf S&apsn'
erlab etn9eret&t. Das @ertdt ipraG ben
&ldsern $500 @~ntl9dbtsun9 3u.
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4ie SlmmeaicsN rUflamatirm

bsS PrdIrenlsu, meIhe ote 8otibaft beslettst,
ia8t alien psrIOnsa In oen Gtlaosnfaoten,
relGe stntn s%eptfen Glib leiltsn unD ben Ser.
Stooten Dtenf nidt 0~erlaiisn 6aben, u,n Der
8ebe0tcn gu telfsr1, feline SfTjisge BON etnfm
b6bern ols Sberten Slang tn Der Nsbsllen-
armee GerDeIen iino, p:i6e ober farb'oe Off
3tere umo Sclbotsn, Die In ibre, 0dnte fsleu,
nt6t mibbanodt BADEN, Ii. + TO-, ~ooQadubtge
8er3etbung gu II. st D~ieieIbsn tn tire Stanta>
rsGte tpieoer etn,-psnn etn 3ebnteI BON
Der 3abl Der 0Qtonteu, tpelne BET Der lebten
DrdtOententp1tl ge(tlrrmt boben, In IoIGeu
Staoten osn perlan5ten Glib ~.eiiten, untsr.
IbretGen nnb baItea.
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lstn, pet&e ben bGvtersn 9bstl Der Ntbstt 10
nobel un9 wO6t gst9nn BADEN.
l1a0 mir m6seu uns slidlt0 Ihabfr, baB
ptg, tuter mir Diele braOe, unerlaBltAsn 0afs
fen In srSstmSslt&3e G2lasfsrtiatsit osr~
ib,n, mir suglei& ben topfsssn Wdnnsrn,
aus tpel@en fe bsitsben, BON Dem @ummonOsur
Ste sur @4tlownGs, unlers Nnertennung 3ol=
len, i6ueu, wel&e Die Wet me9r als ausn
anoerfn oerpatAtet II, fur BITE 9eimatO ether
wteoerge6Orenen, egiDe!serten uno pereptgtsn
Greibett.
8. Daa. 1868. WbraGam 9tncUln.
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UeI9la8nabme zines O5eat 9Impters
Dnrd1 Nebeltn.


Gin Shister getDctet Mnb ntebrere Oerwunnet.
Der. ct. Con 1ulat. ct. Sotns
Den 9. Oe3ember.-Der Dpfr. G6e1a>
peafs suuroc 20 Weiltn 81. 81. Of Don Gap
Hoo an Wfcnta9 Morgen I'm, 1 ubr BON Ste
btllsn trslAs In New gort ais Ya1aater ouf
oaS SHif 9efommen iparen peagenommsn
Der 5Deite Maiainntf purbe aet5Otet unD tn
bic Gee 9sspusfe fen, un0 Der /. NaldlniIt unD
Steuern1nn Fbtper perrunost. Der RapitGu
unb Die i6rtss WannlHaft wuroe beute bier
a~elanoet
&rfe Rnnoe btefer Ueenabme.
@eIfera Wbeno erfAtsn In Der Sem Novt
Grpreb naGfsbsnbe Depsi&e beren NiGttatstt
burh obtge Uft3teae Na9rt&t BIT ale OeitGtt,
8un8 erbielt. Wfetn 5srr, t6 fanO I'm Suno
cine 6lalGe NIT folsenOsr Naart6t, On
GorO De8 Dpfr @belepente @cnfaa ltOrqsn
@efern Na6t 9egen IL ubr puroe Der Raptz
tan unb btf Sff3tere bes @atopsco oon elmer
8anoe BON 20 bts 80 Mann, wel@e YaTags
In Nep gorf 9enomIl1en battsn. eyaviftu.-
DtfIeIbsn fparn ale beralnet muD es befdn
ben fA Steuerlfute unb MaIatntfen muter
itnee BITE Gcfort bte 9ettung bes SAtfe8 uber,
nabtnen BITE Vafnetere inItefsn fat atIe unb
bic Manni6aft mar 70 itbsrra(df, oaBHtebers
llano auber 6rass par. Der Rapttdn 1t. btc
Sftsiere purDen 9sfeHelt unD untsn stnasIperrt
lpsp.e aud bic pn7agiere.
Oret S|tmuDen 1pdter.
@f Ii etn eroBsS GetI1e ouf Dem gerosa ,
@tnSHif ltsat an unIerer Stite unb &anpnsn
tpsrben aufS S6if 9efaoft, bas neben uus
lieaenoeSatr3eus III Elm DdrapTer u. Sanunen
QebDtrt. Wu8 eirsr unterrebuua bte Id nbsrr
Sort babe Fno nc6 2 @9ife tn Der 9ldhe um
Oieltn 9enetnl6aftltH az cptrtren aud litr ets
men bcosntenben Nnerif trsenOpo.
3weite Oepefhe.
ct SubnS, 9. De;. Nadbens Der Ga
pitdn unb bte WannIhaft nebf ben @afaatee
rem aelnnbet tparea. feaeltsu Die Seerduber
Sati& unb purDen ipdtsr BET etnem onSeren
8abrseug eelebsn, BON meI9em ls Sanen on
8uro unbmen. Ompfer uub 2aouna batteu
einen Wsrtb bon $3.50, 900. Gr ltaelte am
Samlfog BON Tsp Ootf al uhb fttr reetl>
mGaie ~aipiGtsn Stem 2)orf uno 8ortlano.
Der Gbslapeafe 1T perisGbe Dampfsr, ws(,
der ZEN CAPT. 6lseb uno @enoIen einecfap-
asn Bate, nadoem ls eeriuGt botten, Oe,,
3CGoanpfsr GuIetng gu nsbmsn.
Gerfnlgumg Der ,GbeIapeafe."
Yortianb, 8. Deg. @ebalfs.@ ousf.
tor 8Ysr8 bat BET Ger Neaterung um bte @r.
laubniB na6ssIudt, bic Sserduber perfClaen
gu bGrfsm unb rlast gu alst6er !3ett cas bter
ltegenDe &anpnenbput Sfawoga 3u bteIem
3wsd aus, Gancnsn, Bsmnunune unb Yro,
D~iltoaen werosn losben an 8Orb eebraGt. -
3wst Ibtbeiiungen SUIbaten tpuroen fir BITE
Expedition BON Brigade General g1onlsY pDH,
Gonlcript.@ Camp aeliefert unb Moior gnOrers
oDm Sort Dreble piro tie c%ommanoirsn. D1S
Gnnonenbpot trtrb butte Mteub 6 u6r abie.
gsin. Sarser erbteteH iih fretwtgtg ats Se.
mAunnng.
sSeiterss iiber bic SerfoIsmns Ses 2apers.
MpA ebe Der eigeutltae 8sfebl BON Wal9=
tngtOn e%tutraf, mar Dae &auonel,bpot Wiamt
i2cn in Sse eeganeen ; bteism wurDe aud
ao6 Der Der @teatsn Dampfer Ieowan ;ns
9eIeut.
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Die Ssetriiaereien in 0lleransria.

@aibtn 8tpu, 8 Zee. Sim 6reitag
QbenO @upt. 3poO ouf 8efebl Res &ries8
Secretuirs nud Qlsruubria, perbuftete Capt.
StpDooro uno Ieilten @beFe@lert @m, Carp
uno braGte lte tn'S a(te Capitol. @pdrr
perbaftete CT aud ben 2uartiermeiter Capt.
6trgulon uno De7:nlGls't. Oas Quartternlet=
1trQmt tptrb temadt uno Niemanb mirb bin.
ein8ela1en. Die S9lu1iel Dpcumente II. |. 10.
ltnb na9 WaIbin8ton gslbtdt porbeu.
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Stms Sem BcFc,l.

Gotro, s. Ds3. Die Memptiier 8lat>
ter en,6ottsn fstue weiteren Gtn5elbeitsu bss
nsultaen Trefeno an Der Memptts G9arlclon
Gt1enbatn. Die 3panesausbebung beg|nnt
bsnte In Mempbts. BaumpolIe ltsbt tn
McmpbtS duf So BIG ~ Gents; 1mIaB Der
DoGe 1343 8aGeu. GrpOyt 2060 8auen.
Dim +. p~erbromute bas 8erbtd ees Damp
fer6 yGplpna" Srt den Goau5ptae uao gleps
burg.
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gp,1 Sort Mourne.

Sort MVmroe 8 Des.-Der Dpfr.
Stem Y0rt 9tra tsute unter elmer Ooridmens
tdr lag9s NIT $50 Gifen pom 8altr. Nmerts
can SouD uno bsr @brtitl. @ommilinn fir nm
iere @efau9enen in 5ttdmono Dem 8luB Bin
auf Jerner ~beftnOen f6 nod 800 potete pon
Dem Ser. ct. @ommi0aviat mnO 600 Batstc
pom Yrtpatleuteu On 8oro.
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0nnt MiEifinh;.
Sin 0tnsriN auf Ueempbts befiedbtet.

GatrD 6. De;. &s wuroe cuI@ Elm
Ba9stbOOt bert&tst, poB Die ReSelen8euerdle
6Crrelt CUR Gee nit II 8%estmentern, etpa
10000 Mann fart BET 8cd9 fort, II Nletlen
con 5Oae Springs ~l0esrtsn. Der Guy BON Der
@ortntb babn trof nt9t our reGten 3ett IN
Wlempbts eth, ber @runb mar nt9t befaant.
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Gruaer Sd,ifsbranb an Der SSerfte Ses OeOrtb
Sinner.

New gorf, 8. DsSbr. 6sute 0admit-
tag brad ouf Dem @6ooner n6lOra Een'pie"
Jsusr aus. . rI1ke lag am DCd Der @trt
CtOpberirabe im NOrtb 8iOsr unp mar NIT
9eu 5eIaOen. QGe umliseenben S6ife purs
Den sIetdfaa5 cura Die Tlammsn entSitncet
uno n1h fur3fr 3ett brann!en 1dmmtljGe
8abrSeu9e, usIGs 6uiiGea Berry unO @br;.
itopberRrobs lasen. gin 20 @diFe puyosn
ssriGst unD Der gerlut tstrast ii6er 50O,O0
Dollars.
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Ser Seriat Ses Srteqsrspretars.

Setre:ar Stanton totbst In @etnem 8frint
auf NblAafuns Der $500 Glaaiel i'm Gous
IcrtpttOneae1sb ano reGtfertEet ole Nn1s1uue
DON 9isaertruppen.
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, @efanaenc gtebeacnsin SnrianappIis.

@inctunati s, Dec. 2130 seTauoe.
ne 91ebeIen, lpelde BON Chattanooga famen.
puilirten 9etern ourd SnrionupOlis, aui
benz We9e na4 Npd S8lan0. 1900 nei.
tere wuroen heute oprt srtp1tet. 131 Sffts
5iere, meiit 3u @eneraImoior Sobn s. Bre,
dinriO9eS commando 8eb1rig, p%aflrtsn cbea,
falS ourd2, auf oem 0ege nod Spanlpn'S
S8lanb.
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bartlett GrOBe Observation-Disclosures &c.
tsrrIHt Bate. Der Rampf mar 70 fnrS unS
entl4tto,ub, baB nur eth Nlonitcr TN StanDe
par, an bernIslben Gbttl su nebnten. Da
ndmlth Der Nabant tttntn Wtluten bate 70
folgts er I'm GabrtpnfIsr bes Dsebapten aber
sbe er FA iauBfertt9 ma4tn fonntt, mar Der
Rampf fAon SOrbei.
60 tur3 mar Der Rampf, bab Der Weebaw
fen In ettpa Is Mtnuteu NIT nur 5 S6i6en
Ietnen furGtbaren gsener i~berpdlti9te unO
tng, ebe nod Der 9iabnnt, welder li6 beetlte,
n1ber su fpmrtea, etnsn ttu3t9en SGue abe
fsuern tonntc.
SD babe friber bemertt, boB unlere Ses<
madt 3u Nufang oes RriegeS aus rs Saif:n
betanD, tpoDon nur AZ In @Ommtlion tuaren.
Dur@ bic 8srnebrune bteIer 3abl 1T oaS
QanD lsbt gu elmer SeemaGt erffrn Nan9s 9es
wprbtn.
Die fOlsenOe Isabelle sstOt Ote germsbsuns
Der Tipttc fit .aetnem ltBten NepOrt. Die
8lptte, psl6e mad meinem lsbtea 8srift 447
S6ifs sdbtts, umfabt isbt 588 Satfe NIT
4443 Rauonen unO einsm WeIdinmt 9stalt
pm 467, $50 Gonnen, bat a6 aIIo nit NuS-
IAtu6 Der felt metnem Iebten Bsrt6t D~erloren
~eeganasnen ,tm 161 G54ife, 1175 Raaunen
uno 127,931 EUnneu permebrt.
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"
Gnt Treitag unb Sdmtag, ben IL. un6 IL Oeaenber, werbe
tb am untenbesei9neteh Ylabe BON @prmtttags 10 l1br ar
fplgenbe @f1enfdnbe Derfnufen:
Sinen &eHel nit eiIsrner TeuerSprrt6tung t5driner s
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The Portland daily press., 1863-02-02
POST OFFICE - PORTLAND.
r. ULES

ITO be observed by persons presenting POSTAGE
Il STAMPS for redemption.
]. Persons presenting Stamps for redemption must
separate them according TO the different denomina-
tions, and enclose each In a small parcel and endorse
thereon the number and value of the same. The par
ce must then be enclosed In sealed envelope and
tne aggregate value of the whole marked thereon,
Wtn ING name and residence or place of business of
tne person nrm or association owning the same
but one 2eposit of Stamps will be received from
tne same party The parcels received will be num-
bcred regularly; and receipt with correepondine
number and name thereon, given to the annIicant
3. No payments will be made until after The exp;.
ration Of 30 DAYS from the date of this notice
4. When payments are ready TO be made ths. nub.
lie will be notified thereof by notice posted In the
Avenue OF the Post Office, stating the numbers rea DIV
for delivery when the holders thereof NAV receive
their payments surrendering the receipts held by
them.
6. Only such Postage Stamps as have been in &C.
tual circulation currency will be redeemed Those
Of the old issue aud those which have been used for
the prepayment of postage, If any-whch fact will
pc determined by this Departmenf-will be retained
Dy the postmaster and des royed. Stamps which
nave not been used as currency in payment of
postage viii be returned to Depositors.
0. Applications for redemption can be made daily
and P. NJ. until the Slst day of January 1859 None
sciH be received after that date.
T. The undersigned is authorized by the Postmaster
General. whepeyer he may deem IL expedient for the
interest of the Department, TO require an affidavit
from any applicant for the redemption of Postage
Stamps, that he obtained the said stamps honestiy
and legtimately and that they have been used
letters. A. r. DOLE Postmaster
Post Office, Portland, January /, 1868. jan2 If