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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03

ONE MILLION DOLLARS !
All to be Sold for One Dollar each ! !
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Not to be paid for until you Know
What you are to Receive.
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
ALL TO BE SOLD FOR 81 90 EACH.
$50 Gents Gold Hunting case
Watches $50 to Sl50
ESQ Lsdies' Gold and Euameled Case
800 Gents Hunting Case Silver
Watches IS 70
gro damon Rings 50 " 100
20e0 G1Id Vest and Neck Chains Is" 80
3, 60 Gold Oval Band Bracelets A" G
5rd'0 Chased Gold Bracelets s" 10
2000 Chat elaine Chains and Guard
Chains s" ~
1000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches 4 9" %
1000 Lava ami FIorcntine Brooches &" 6
5000 Cor Il, OPAL ami Emeraled Bronches4 +" 6
600 Mosaic, Jet, La'a, and Florentins
Ear Drops 4" 6
$500 Coral Opal and Emerald Ear
Drops 4" 6
1000 California Diamond Breast Pins so" 10
1900 Gold Fob and Vest W 'tch Keys250 " S
ONO Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides 3" 10
500G Sets of Solitaire Sleeve Buttons,
Studs etc. 6" 8
1900 Gold Thimhle. Pencils, etc 4" 7
10 600 Miniature Lockets $50" 8
1000 =. Magic Spring 3" 20
1900 Cold Tocthpirks, Crosses, etc 2" g
5000 Plain Gold Rings 4" 10
5CGG Chased Gold Rings 4" 10
10000 Stone Sc. aud S,gu-t Rings $50 10
10 100 California; Djamoui Rings z 10
$50 Set Laiics' Jewelry- Jet and
Gold s" Is
5000 :e's Ladies' Jewelry-cameo,
Pcarl eto A. Is
10000 Coli Pens, Silver Extension Hol-
ders AMI Pen ills 4" 10
10000 Coll Pens ani Gold Mounted uol-
dera 3" 9
5(OOGoli Pens anil Gold Extension IIol.
ders 6" 10
5000 Silver Goblet, and Drinking Cups5 so
3C0u Silver Casrors I5 30.
2 moo Silver Frnit and Cake Cnskets 20 so
NJ ssrs T. Il II GAUGHAN & co. ll6 Broadway
New York. ext. nsve MANUFACTURERS AND IaPnR-
TIERS o! all N" 'ea'iin, and most 'ash'nnabl STYLES
Of WATCHES AND JENHELRY desiring
TO increase their EUsiress to IN IN limited extent,
have resolved W on Great GIFT Distribution
subject TO the regulations following:
CFRrFFICArrs naHinG each article an its value
are pl ,cei in SEALED ESvELorEs and we'll mixed.
One Of these eivel0p will be sent by mail 10 any
address receipt of % cents
ALL ARTICLES SOLD ATONE DOLLAR EACH
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE
On receipt of IN. Certificate you will see what
you going TO have and then it is at your option
to rend the dollar and take the article not Pur-
chasers may thus obtain a Gold Watch. Dirmond
Rnp. or any Set of Jewery on our list for ONE
DOLLAR, and in no case can they get less th' -
Dollars worth. rs there are no blanks, Th o SSas
Of Certificates 10 as fellows
One for 25 cents 6ve for 81 eleven for 81 =
thirty for IS sixty-fve for 0 +; one hundred for
SIS
AeEHrs will he allowed ten cents on every Certi-
fc"te rdered hy them provided their remittance
amounts 10 One Dollar Agents will collect 25 cents
for every Certificate and remit Is cents to as, either
in cash postage stamps
T.. II. GAUGHAN 4 CO.,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

1UIU
hGTCHINGS d HILLYER, PRopRIEroR:s,
81 Cedar Street, 'e,o York
" Sold ia TunShannock. by J. W. Lyman in
Montrose, by Able Turrell, in S,rauton by L. S A6
III C Frller, IN Faetoryvls by all Druggists 1
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03
SqERESgOPES AND STlRlSc0PIt
Views.

OF tn re We have an immense as.o' tment inciudinR
War Scores, American and Foreign Cites aad
Landscapes Groups, Statuary, DC. DC, Also, 70.
volvng Sterescopes, for public or private exhIbt.
ton. Our catalogue will be sent to any address sa
receipt of Stamp
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03
LUMBER TAKEN UP.

Tuak Pa. March, %. 1865,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03

On receipt of tn, f'llnwing sums. we will send Nv
~ III or a. directed, GolI Pen Pens, selecting
ne sim. according To the description, namely
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03
Executor. Notice. -

AMERICAN GOLD PEN CO..
AMOS mos No 200 Broadw2y. E.EA,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
ADvERTIsIn0 n,

IN DAILY. AN
ono square, ieighty worda, soicl sneina " y
Que square, three igYa, .,s'..'.'..,... ~
one square, enc Week,.......,....''...' ..'.''.'.'A
Que square, one
zee aqHare, three months, s,.... .......'...s-.'..'
Ons square, '.'''''s
IN WEEKLY
enc square eighty words, one week %
er square, ench week In addition, ~
Ter ore Nfar,.... " w
sHlTerrns Tor Advertisements occupying create
suaoe or Tor longer pero then above fneefed men
known NJ the Counting Room. - All - ieemei
arc charced at the above rates, unleee tttn agree
.nent is made previous 10 insertion t9sI casual 80
Virtsements must NJ psid for in Ndvn&e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
CINCINNATI vENEREAL RosPITAL
Established il tho vssr 1850,


Established 10 tho vtoT 1850,
FOR THE OUhE 90 RRIvApE DISEASES,
And under the coatrol Of too ofths most Eminent
PhyAcieast IN tho rortdi
RR. Is. nosAPAbr9, from LoaSoa sad Paris
Hosptas, end fog the pe-t tea yssrs ol the Cin-
cInnad NsnsEAN hoastel Aad Or. S@tAOLhS,
late ~ Hsu Fcck. fIsis tha oS'T oHes N ihe CITY
where peSuAssai cure 0f pnsese Diseases con be
obtsiesd sytho0s tee uss ~ IesrVory or ctaangs OF
diet LOAOTTh0sA cured % ste - hours tiaoAt cured
in 10 dess s,ricsares cured 10 Ito wesSsi Noe
turaAl HsairsioE- stopped 10 4 so eassi 5emAa
Weaxnos suEeS In 70 0sohsi SYPhilis 10 its prma-
~ sAgss cNsed &c tASs; Ssn ndary sgmptoms in
Sotsaey, 70. restored "a 20 sasks All diseases
% pryate ustus rested rith unparalleled success,
DR.. Bor spsrls great sosk os private disAsses the
Private Guide Health 9useois 70 ell, nlae and
female, old and 7Suaz, should Esei this boob twill
eulightsn these ohO Erops In daIknesa. Price 20
'b. br. ssusSsrte % srsneh Piston. Has ssiol 1, Is
the ony ssfs aaa sure preventive ssainst disease.
Price Of the prsr'h Psteei sba SAFE ~ tss single
s1o per h,i s, tgse y g, agses ..5I sent y ypIl s
safe and rnsoe remedy Tor sqPptessions end all fs
mae Diseases Ladies' should not sse them during
ii q per tos-extra eas eo-seatt 10 any address by
mail.
QUESTIONABLE stnoe eiedssd q - the champions and
kings OF gehersa Diseases esd tA Onls Doctors Uho
receive monthly reperss nom the old world; they
witness ina ya,isns dissssas Vhieh Aeict rnankind
And 70 Satoh Thy Prestess thFogsh . i2aE esn'sr o.
kumho nt,de si pover,y 20 Inc usrs,on ofths ~esl.
shy, and hsyine escsT,A ~ heyOhd douSt the Vns
suffering u aumaety tasy eetermined 70 select the
vote thoir role itenii0n 10 tho ale Of the de
s'ses Of those ulpofeat functions hoetters sll b'
answered uness they esutsn remittance Of post
Dfs HONSfARTu o RAYBoIDs.
Ne; is2 syeanloe street, botssen eihss dHth, pts
ORts houFs q a. e IsaPO -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
Aost.

Y oST-Al persons are hereby cautioned agaiuAt
A negotiating for note drawn " me, detsel Zebra
and ten cents (s422 10Y, thry days, aud payable at
First National Bank, Clnc mat, to the order OF Z.
Rowland SAID note has been lost, and all persons
cautioned not to purchase or receive the same
JOHN A MlNiOK. 4
Mr.. JOHN A. MINICH The note alluded to above
never reached me ~ mail or otherwise, and IN no
longer valid ~ H,Nnst you on my account
b. W. ROWLAND.
cnciura,i February Is, isgi-felldif
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
AIIJSIC nIORE.

'lIlL aLtsatss OF musicsas and Ail lovers o nuslo
q II called " Gus ~ asild ossortment oi hUHcsl
ilstrUIneAts Of Ire aosl epprov mhnuih' lures
We hags dghstsANT on hAnd o line stock OF NlobiA,
Flutes, OuiiA USnsltnus. and AccOrdt ona 81 every
ysnstJ 0i tusits Nnd gree.
Piano FotNas. ~ Als 10 furniah the public Nith
the.s has Rnai 0hsAts Shch .isJ - iatohtlJ cos-
pared ush ~ y naa ,Itss ~
Our u. lfiss are suek ekls 10 to iurAihh The
aLu,s e. 80 tsaAr pseRs,A EsSas and ~ klpdh
Of mUseaA 4sIsls4 ~ prices And leTIns lbt t"s
not stl ~ prove sstistA. tsiI ~ purchaser
"a .. a. pIsk -. ~ hs.n alreet
AaS beussa Thru snd Fourth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
GrorErlcs, ST.
Grurrrlrs, %r,
h.O'ERiEN NJ. O'BniUN
EDWARD O'BRIEN q BROTHER,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
AND IMPORTERS o.
BrABdiss, wines, Gins, Cigars, and Irish
and scotch whisky,
AHnpEAtERs
DOn tiC wines and Liquors.

AHnpEAtERs
DOn ttC wines and Liquors.
ALSO, ....Y
Age. "a for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,
No 9Oi Second street. Dayton, ONO,
bDEG leave moat respectfully to ao4uaint their GUS
ID toner and the community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under the name and
style OF E. O'BRIEN BROTHER, for the purpose
Of carrying the Wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco hualntH Ha IN Dayton, Ohio, ~ the late
stand Of E. O'Dren, No. 3Ol SECOND street.
Having ample means TO enable us b. purchase gooda
rom the hest houses 10 New York, BAlumore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experience
in the trade hold out the best Inducements TO our
old customers and I'll others who may he kind enough
TO purchase from u.
NJ U'BRIEN, late OF the frm Of O'Bren roe,
Toledo Ohio, will devote his timo and attention TO
please oil those who may come to huy nj this well.
known House, and =. O'BRIEN, VIII treat the com
mun'ty tier, n possible, tn before, 10th Oi
u fec very grateful for past aVors and earnestly So
lioita share OF your future patronage. aul9daw m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
DesOIutIOn of (O-paFInershlD.

FNIuF partnership heretofore existing under the hrm
OF FRREhDlso, MAus0 % In AV!tng Business
Al =" Baekeys Bils' Dayton, OHIO, vas dissolved by
mutusl cSncent, on the 18TH day Of August, ls64
All persons kuoSing themselves indebtad to said
arm ara requested to call and setsle, ana all having
claims against firm will pres ont them for payment
immediately The books will De found ct the office
of HENEY FBRNEDlHu y SON, No. D. kenton
street, where alone, toe be settled.
HENRY FERNEDlhG,
GEORGE MAUiE,
ANDREW MAUSE.
DAYTON, Auzust ", lsC4 Rugls-lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

nYS A MOHTH.-A Agents wanted 10 esil souirs
QlO Machnes We viii give a eoaaraission % ~
machines sold or employ agents WhO Eil werh ioT
bie above vagea and 81 expenses paidl Address,
u. n. BERRGkTdefh A Oh.,
noV20-lmd Detrsit Arhiaa.
NOW STHAYED-h red and whits spotted
" Gov, ran away on the 18th Of November, nom the
residence Of the Undersigned. liberal reward will
he paid for any in.ormatlon, or the return ~ the
sAme, Mra. FREDERICK EdhY,
deSd kesr tke Asyltula.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
Dissolution of CO-Partnership

VNHE partnership herelofore existing under the firm
Of Brecne 4 Nixon, IN the Olothing business,
va. dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th day OF
August, 1894.
the late hrn W. @. BREENE,
A. o. NIXON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
Sktrts
HOOP SKLR S /! /!

Hoop Skirt Factory.
TNHE 1indersgned have established Hoop Skirt
i Factory at No. 2fG Filth street, near the OceOla
MIL. Alkinds-New York and Paris style skirts
repaired neatly and warranted Tor ak months.
O0rsels and Busties constantly on hand. LHdies re-
member the place No. 276, Fifh street, Dayton.
tpne2s-n J, BBHSTElN a BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
Glotbtrlg.
WILLIAM MALIknR.

no. POI THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
L every article OF rgentlemene wearing apparel
the latest style and best quality. Thosa who van
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &c., will DO well {,
give him a call. au24
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
4austc.
SrrRANGMIHIC.

SHRANG Nj O5lC.
All protAscd to urEish SlrIAk Hasc isI ls,in,
/ y rtes hs., at The lp Wsst possLis fSsa hh''uE
-lsyed With Prot hkNihiid Gurina ths 49, hlu utr
i,,i collL ~ ttAt1 an satisfy 81 he otg rusIuul-
eis. nuI n nsumtsf 0i 1hs b sssa. sntsl taid, sSd
can lurnsh aAJ RUaAter 81 ps.ss or ~ ,ri'd'
All ord,ts sh vile UhAfss lhNot "a ceilt~f i'itu
aud Jciicraon slrssas, under hustsn Hall, siil be
protu ply sitsaaSd ~
del2d3m tthlhL .. hAAtNs
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12
CAIRO TIMES.
CAIRO, SUNDAY, NOV. IL, 1865.
The Chincfa BuG-HOv 80 EXtermiRafe
the Pest.

From the Waukegan (IH) Gazette.
Dr. H. Sherman, formerly of Goodael
now of this city, has made discovery re-
garding the breeding of the chinch bug.
which, we believe, will make it an easy mat
ter to totally eradicate this curse of wheat
growers. He writes as follows:
The chinch bug having DESTROYED nv
wheat Tor number of years, was anxious
TO get rid of him, and believe have traced
him home and can destroy him root and
branch. believe that next season. if the
farmers will follow my advice. they NAV
raise a good crop of wheat, and not lose
buShel from the ravages of the bug This
IS the important secret: My Investigations
LED me to believe that the seed wheat or
Kernel was used as a. sort of foster mother
by the bug, and find, by inspection through
amlcroscope, that in all wheat grown upon
land where there are bugsis deposited in the
blow or fuzzy end of the kernel a large
quantity of eggs, which produce the bugs
the next season.
Mr. Sherman says he will convince any
farmer ofthe truth of this if they will bring
him sample of wheat grown where there
were plenty Of bugs.
1t follows that ifthe kernel of seed wheat
is the general depository of the eggs of the
chinch bug that our farmers have been
sowing the pest each year, as regularly as
they have their wheat, and it follows that if
such is the case, the eradication of the bug
will be easily accomplished, either by sowing
no wheat that has been in contact with the
bug, Or by sleeping the seed in some solu-
ton before sowing, which will destroy the
1arya ~. .-s
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12
The Second Stage of Syphilis

when the disease has become CONSTITUTIONAL and
May be Known by the following symptoms liberation of
the mouth throat, glands head, membranes can
cerou sofes on the and legs erupons the skin
scroula The "Syphiltc Cure Pills and Throat Wash
will the Secondary Stage If the throat is not %
cerated the Throat fash is omitted.
Price per package $40 80, including Throat ash; if
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12

= COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL,
- For the Preservation, Beauty, Growth
and Restoration of the Hair. .
The most perfect and admirable article ever discov-
cred for the hair is s..- .--.
DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OH.
1t softens preserves beauties and strengthens the hr
nrevnts if from fall ing and becoming grey removes
the dandruf, and turns harsh, unruly haf INTO 'at
| which is smooth glossy, lively and beautiful,
| tRyeP Price 20 cents per bottle. -,
! Sid at Dr. f. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine Store,
corner of Third and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis MO,
| and at 80 Madison street, Chicago, III. octZo-lS
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12
Tragic Affair at Windsor.

On Saturday afternoon, a serious affray
occurred on the ferry dock at Windsor, be-
tween two negroes named Allen and Ran
kin, which resulted seriously and danger
ously to the former. The affair grew out Of
jealously-whether well founded or not is
not known. AT the time the difficulty oc-
CURED, Allen was walking towards the ferry
dock with Rankin's wife. AS soon as the
latter perceived the two he became very
much excited, and rushing towards the two
struck Allen a powerful blow in the face
desperate struggle ensued, in which Allen
succeeded in getting his opponent down,
when he drew large knife and stabbed five
times very severely. 1t is said that several
of Aliens friends held Rankin while the
other negro stabbed him. After the stab
bing the desperate attempted to get aboard
the ferry Essex, hut the Captain refused to
permit him to do so, and he, together with
his accomplices, was soon after arrested and
placed in the Sandwich Jail, to await the re-
suit of the others injuries Rankin was
taken home, and is represented to be in
critical condition. Union
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12

LIFE INSURANCE.
Equitable, of " Y, Estate Agency,) capital :.
aud assets l,3',ooce
Universal, Of y. Y, Estate Agency for in
surance of invads capital and assets. 200 900
New York Accidental, for insurance against accidents
now -3m
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12

The struggle between the priests and the
Fenians has entered a new phase. The Fe-
MAN organ in Ireland was constant assaTf
ant of the ecclesiastical party: a paper of
remarkable ability, and conducted in a
spirit ofthe most active propagandism. AR
rested in its seditious teaching by the appa-
rent hostility of the priests, the Irish People
went out of its way to attack them, and after
a most vigorous and menacing assault was
gradually returning to its real object, whao
the Government seized hetypes and 4rsr
ed the leaders in this singular cQpr est
Distrust Of the priesthood las - -aplracy
Fenianism from its coanmas~ -.aracterize(
taken a deeper hold o. - .ement, and ma
of the Southern peaar de Intelligent Gas
are prepared 10 - ..ntry than most peopl
bic enough , -.lnk possible. 1T IS pfopa
their Cler" nat they may consider ina
nat y " have betrayed them now, an
o. he distrust will be quickened Their
.e certainly curious analogies between TN
religious and political life of Italy and Ire
land in our time, the Romish Church play
ing the same part in both countries
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12
+. VI. HAYES, JOHN W. IRoN Eb,
I.,a U,was 4 Rro.wnv | Prest First National Bank
TROVER & HALVES,
Fire, inland and Life
.INSURAN AG E NTS

No. Ga Ohio Levec, over First National Bank,
CAIRO, ILL.,
The following well-krown and reliable FIRE and MA
riue Insurance Companies are represented al TINS
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12

Two THOUSAND PEOPLE STARvING.-Our
readers are already aware Of the existence
OF cholera at Gibraltar, and the extent to
which its ravages have gone, but few are ac-
qualntcd with the distress which has result
ed indirectly from it. On the latter point a
writer i'll the London IInaas says The
Spanish authorities have established cor
don across the slip of sem-descrt which Sc
parates Gibraltar from the interior No
man is allowed to pass either to or from the
rock. Not only So but for the same reason
the prevalence Of cholera-no ships from
Gibraltar are allowed to enter any Spanish
port Thus, on all hands, the rock people
are cut OH from their kind. The inhabi-
ANTS !. ct st. Gibraltar mainly depend upon their
to defect in the street at that place, which
trade with AletSllas .lr. draw tl,e st:-'-s
now that this is stopped, and all means of
communication Cut off, they are to the num-
Der oftwo thousand almost literally starving.
This is a very shocking revelation. No one
can realize, but every one can form some
conception of the horrors of such situation
imprisonment on q rock, with disease and
want to do their very worst" B..
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12

CAN SLAVE CHILDREN INHERIT PROPER
TY "A curious case as just been concluded
in the Supreme Court, in New York city,
before Judge Schrugan, involving the leei-
tinacy of children born of slave parents an
terror to the abolition of the peculiar institu-
ton. Some years ago negro named Geo.
Walker, who had purchased his freedom,
came from Norfolk, Virginia. and settled in
WILLIAMSBURG where he acquired some pro-
perts. On his -deathbed, in 1857, he be-
queathed this to an adopted daughter who
has since enjoyed it. But, at the time, of his
leaving Virginia he had a niece named
Johanna Sanderson also slave. This wo-
man also. in time succeeded in purchasing
her freedom, after which she came North,
and brought an action to recover Walkers
estate, as his heir at law. Counsel for de-
tence contended that the laws of Virginia,
priorto the abolition OF slavery did not re-
cognize the validity OF marriage contracts
between, slaves, and that hence plaintiff
could have no claim. In order that this legal
point might be fully considered the Court,
with consent of counsel, directed the jury to
ma verdict for the plaintiff.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12
fINHE MOST IMPORTANT MEDICAL DIS
IA covery of the Nineteenth Century is
The First or Primary Stages Of Syphilis

Is when the Chancres Ulcers first appear. The pa
tent should Immediately procure DR.. Marks SIPlII-
LiTiC CURE. which consists of bottle ''vpfiIftic
Cure. one box Pills, one bottle Syphilitc Wash,
tic, Brush, Sponge Soap and Lint These are used to
he tIt,ts IT. rp Prip >
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-19

No stamp Is required on any warrant Of attorney Sc
coupsnTiDs b0ud OF note. When such bond OF n5Ee,
has affixed thereto the stamp o stamps deEotug the
duty required; and whenever any bond note IS Sc
cured BY mortgage but one stamp duty is required
such papers such stamp duty being the highest rate
required for such instruments, either Of them. In
such case, note of memorandum of the value de-
nomination of the stamp affixed should be made upon
the margin IN the acknowledgement of the instrn
ment which IS not stamped
Assessors can give permission to photographers and
others to sell pictures without stamps.
Where two or more persons sign receipt, the fun
stamp duty may be paid by one stamp
Assignment of lease, same duty the original in
strument with additional stamp duty on the consid
Grafton of the assignment equal to that the convey
ance Of land for similar consideration.
Any party having an interest in an instrument not
duly stamped may ax the proper stamp by paying to
the collector fifty dollars penalty six per cent in
terest the stamp where the same exceeds fifty dol
lars. Collectors may, within twelve calendar months
after date of the instrument remit said penalty if salts
fed the omission was not wilful
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-19

Coon PLACE TO srAnr FRoa.-A pew In a Con
gregational meeting house is tn' advertised for SAFE
in the Amherst Mass Express: "a pew III me meet
ing house of the first parish in Amherst Is F
The man that owns the pew owns the right, or 'naee
lust as long and wide as the pew is from the bottoa
Of the meeting house to the roof, and he can go as
much higher as he get. If man will buy my
pew and sit in it on Sundayc, and repent and be a
good man, he will go to heaven, and my pew is as
house,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-19

They kill pigs by steam in Chicago. great iron
claw, With FIVE fingers hooks out the pigs which are
quarrelug in the pen below and lifts the porkeEs to
gibbet near by, and then plunges them again into
scalding water BY the machine, fifty porcines are
killed, scalded, scraped, cleaned split and hung in
rows ready for salting, within an hour