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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-18
AoIsTAsT QrARTKnsAsTEK's OyyTcz, }
No. ~ STATE st. NEw YORK CIR,
Narch Ii LES

No ~ sgATHsT. NEw YORK err,
March 10. 1865. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until u o'clock MONDAY. 10th inst, FOR
the delivery during d.. month Of so Tups COAL at Fort
Schuyler and so tons At Mc,s Point The Goal 4. TO be
Of the hes, quality Of Anthracite Stove and E Sizes and to
be delivered the Docks free Of expense TO the Govern.
The Contractor can, however. avail himself OF tie
privilege Of having the coal hoi,d by teams Ut tie Port at
the current RAJ. Of uno adiny by the tun
Bidders will be required accompany their proposals With
gusranre signed by two responsible parties, that in
heI bids accepted they will within two i days there
amer execute contract for the with good and sufficient
suretc IN the of cOo 10 deliver the coal payment
for in such fund the Government provide
the OF the proper receptnr officer OF
the Pora The privilege resrryed Of rejecting all OF
the bd deemed advisable Bids should be ndorsed Pro
DO .als for CoaP' aud addressed TO the uuderEgnsd
By order Of Gen. STEWART NAS hLIEr Qusrternsstor
United states Army.
X. G. MORGAN Captain and Assltant. QuLrtermss.cr.
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Welcoming. n. 3ss w 18th
Van Sciven, b. 262 ath-sve
vslienberg, II. go w sob
yicioris. w, 5S2 9th ave
vsi.landt, X, 26S W sd
".
Weir John, 43f Yves. 18th
Wilson. Dan, IS5 West 3ls.
Wiley. Jabob. ll9 " 3Jth
Weisner. h, 3i5 l0thsv
Wood. James. 1874 9ih-av
Wilkins. Josh. 527 w ash
Watson, Geo. le2 West 9th
Whiilock, Lewis, 269 West
sd
Wells, Martin. a5th. bet 9Th
= and 9th-svs. o..
Willisms. ID X, 27th. pet "n
wd c jane james. PSI W SD
We.ss, George. E5 "es'
i 38th o,.o,4
Werdker. Chas. ll6 East 2lt'
Wright. Il, I92 W T''h
Wolf, + c, 5l2 STRAY
Walker. !. 100 W zOth
wilson. J, l4cO broadway
Ws.tnsnd l.. ii2 l0,h-ay
Weston, II. 30th, between 9th
and 18th ava
Welt, II. go w 38th
Wilson, T ". 2Se w I'D
Wunder J. AS l0ih.gv
Wolf, T., 3s7 7th.av
Wehle, +. l38 " 18th
Williamson, r, 40 sth ave
Warner, Geo, 272 " 35th
Wagner. John, 405 18th ave
WalhaIsens. Fred, l67 w 2;h
Wilson. Jas, $40 10th ave-
Washington, 5. ?29 " 21th
Wilay. Geo. 80 w 3Oth
Wo,ch, Fred, 453 9Th ave
Wyck, A, $50 w 29th
WibbeIley, " III, l43 w Nst
Weller, Jno. 337 w goth
Willis. Rich. li0 W 3cth
Wiz, Bernard. 329 W ssh
Walls, Thomas. 10th ave be-
tween 25in and 26th
We.ch, Dennis. 129 w 29th
Wetzler. Sol. 1856 10th ave
Wetla.er, l., 4l4 w 39th
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v.msslck, :, ,ss w 3,d
foorhees, d. s2l w 2Nt
Van Waits, j. 35e W S<h
V.noe. W, IRA w 2sth
vah, Y y, ll5 w 3s,h
Weedeo. J, 31l Tth.sv
welsh, 80 We .7th
Wilson. Allen. 70 Wes, 39d
White, Richard. 4.ik lcth'av
Wolf, J A. SIS 9Th sv
Manchester. c. ~ W 10Th
Wade, 2. 18th Az. nesr I<tn
Ward. John, ll9 w 9TH
W.lden Saml. aus sth-sv
Wilson, A. as 7th.av
Williams. :. 249 w %th. 90
Manhattan
Wording, A. 26S West 9th
Watson. Peter. $50 West 3otf
Whiteide. John, l52 w 2'th
Welp. August, West goth al
9ih.av
Warner, A, &c w 21th
Wilson, II. pa w Gth
Whitman, y. 247 7ih-av
Weaver, Nj, 3t8 8,h-sv
Whitlock. j, 2o9 W JJI
Wort, IA, 35l w 3sth
Wagner, Z, 4O4 3l-sv
Wagsnar. ]. lS8 w 38th
Wood, r. 3s3 w 29th
West, J, 251 w 3-th
Wagner, II, leo " SIND
Wheeler, II. Gle 7ih-sv
Wood, A, 81 W 96lh
White. Geo W. ~ w Nth
Walsh, Jno. 379 9tb ave
Wise, w. 300 9Th ave
Wight, I'd, $40 9th ave
Weiss. r J. $40 9Th ave
Walker. Geo. 2+6 w 10Th
Walsh. Jno. 319 eth ave
Whitford, Jno, % 18th ave
Ward. NJ, us w 26th
Wright, ID O. l48 W 3ith
WettyIer. S. 3l8 7th ave
Welsh, ID, ~ IVES; 18th
WILCOX. 8, <27 9TH ave
Wilson. l., 1879 West SD
Ward, X NJ. ia W JSh
Watts. Hugh, $50 10th ave
wsigber. Chss. go 9th ave
wochler. Frank, 3aS w Seth
Witter, Anthony. $40 9th ave
Wood, Alex. Az 9ih ave
Waring. Geo w, 2l6 W 3;th
Walsh, Pat, 32l W 9th
Yates, VIM c. 363 9th ave
Ye,terley, Thos, 282 Wet 81
Yorker, Jacob, IS West Sd
Peak. L. 80 West sd
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.. IS LINE.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consisting OF the follow ing and ,piend Steamers
ELECTRA, Capt. J. w. NyeI GALATEA. Capt. W. N.
Jonesi OCEANUS. Capt. \. CrowsL
One Of ne above magnificent s'eamen an leave Pier No.
n North River loot OF Eooirsonst Daily isundsys
cepted). at o'closs D. NJ.
~ Connecting Ut Providence with 1s5 IN Train for
Boston.
~ freight taken st Propeller Rates.
~ Ihss. steamers Unsurpassed their
for the comfort and safety Of and their facilities for
the transportation OF Freight.
Passengers sr retiring Tor the n.bt not disturbed
Ill they arrive In Providence, Al hour early
soais III dertdl tho hrst accommodation train for
Bo ton.
For information Ia regard to Fresh &C. sppy to ISAAC
ODELL General Freight Agent. Psr NO q, ~ 4.
For Tickett Staierocns Berths, Apply 20 w. ED
WARDS Ueleral Ticket Agent Pier No. H. North Rtyer
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch.
y Ing IT. Qpeenstowp, lQort usreor,;1Ts. vvltsow,
Of Lvepoo New York and Ph.ds phs Stssu
shio Company uman Llne, carrying the u Ms0s, sss,
ter ded 10 sail q foll0wss
CITY or BALTIMORE. Saturday Met 10
CITY or WASHINGTON. Saturday. kch -
CITY or LONDON...... saturday. April
And every succeeding SATURDAY, q noon tom Yss q
North River.
RATES PASSAGE,
Payable IN gold. or la equivalent Ia sncys
FIRST CABIN. ....S5o w oIEEhA III ..........o ~
First Cabin TO London. Is % steersse 70 odOu...
Fret Cabin to Pars.. % 90 Steersgs to Pare . 20 q
Fret Cstin Hamburg ~ GO 5tesrage TO Hamburg. q -
Passengers also forwarded to Hsyc. Bremen RotsedAu.
Antwerp. nc. at equally low rates.
Fares nom Liverpool or Queenstown i Cabin srs esA
S05 Steerage, go Tboss who wish 70 send for thsk
friends can buy tickets nere al these rates.
For further information apply at the Coupanys ohces
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No. IS Broadway, N. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-18

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, via. the Erif
10 CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE Ot CARS.
connecting railroads for all prime gal cs In the West
running order Mansfield Gsion Urbn. Dayton, Cincn
r. II Goopsas. Gen Ticket Agt, H. 6 swEErsFR.
Meaiyille pa Usa,ral Slp'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-18

vJNHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID fol-
Old Newspaper Pamphlets Books and Waste Of evcry
description. SIOCkWELI EMERSON, Ne. 7s Ann It,,
one door west Of ksssssst
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6tationsrp ano farm Gooos.

DARD & BROTHERS Established l545)
ID GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Also manufacturers of BARD
4 WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PkN>.
JAMES ID. BARD, Agent. No. % Maden.iane, New'ioEk
Reponting. 50 cents Send for circulir
DOCKS and BOOKCASES for SALE low.
ID ofreuos Please cal at No lel Esst Four
teenh-st.
WILLIAM EVERDELL's SONS, No. '0i
w Fulton.st. STAfloNERS and BLANk-BOOk
MANUFACTURERS.
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A NCHOR LINE.
N Steam TO Glasgow. Liverpool. Dublin. Belfast Loo
douderry from Pier No. 90 North River UNITED KING
DOM Capt Campbell Saturday March IS Cabins $40 sn4
lOO Intermediate $50, s,eersge 45; payable IN United
State, Currency. For passage apply to FRANCIS MAO
DONALD CO., No. Bowling Green
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w
Ahreuirie!, II. l5T,h-stS liza,
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ave
Brush, C, Itch, be, lat an
ave ID
Bucslew. d, l25ih. bet 10Th &,
18th sycs
Barry, VIM, J, 1919, near Ut
ave
BslIuye. J, lOs;h, be. eth an
6ih-aves
Buscoe, A, lls,h, bet I'd an
81 ave
Borough, B G, l3O,h, bet ID
4th-Eves
Bur- D.. Thos, al3th, bet 18th
lstl ayes
Burus. r.. Tooth Il and l0,hsy
BnsleInan. II, 18Th. neer 2d.e
Beebe, } c, l23th, nssr 4th-oy
Burte, T, 3d.sve, BET l25ih al
l2tth.st
Burns, VIM. sth-sve. bet l24l
and l25th-st
Becker, w, Manhattan bet d
and lOth-aye
BrasfIed. d, ll2th, near, lst-ay
Bayrns, @ A, 3d-av, bet lzsth
and l2ath
Baser, +, 10th, bet 10th AM
llth-avs
Ben1e,,, II, l2sth, bet 30 ant
At avs
Burke, J, Goth, be, 1,h snt
9Th avs
Byrne. L, Kingsbrioee Road
Baen. :, 18Th. near 7th az
Beady, =. 10th, he, 4tb ant
J,h.sv5
Brady. p, 18Th, bet I'd snc
3d-gys
Buggy, NJ, e6th, be, lat ane
Az A
Cras,n, T, l25th, bet. 9Th ( u
ayes
Crow, z, l33d bet 9 L 9 syes
Chrystie. Is, 89tb. near Av A
Calvert, s, RGndell's Island
Carroll. l. lI1tu. bet. lst
Az 4
Casey, b, l2sd, bet Az A 1
Z x
Carman. g. Ils,h. nesr Sd ave
Carey, J, l23th, bet. % = al
ayes
cioN' K J, l22d, bet. 9Th 4 81
Connoll. J, lesth Kings Road
Cshiil, J, u3ta, bet 81 l. A.
ayes
Cissk. J, l23d, Se, III K Ct
ConSansn, W. King. Road
ioftn ,o,..,aG,
Connoiiyi >, iois'i Oct 10 N
sves A., A. %.
Corn~eji :, ev'h, hesi ''h AZ
Donovan, J, aath, bet "a snt
Sd,av ,,,,,v.,.p..
Dunbsfi } ioSo ana hg : ms
pelany, inc ,,s s,th pear s 5d'ev v.
DstoHi ~ i~''h' Wv ""
ON ava ,oo., ..oa.
Dslailer ! ~ iAo'h' O'' ~ ~
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p9 ,ns.s r. 'a'aV' os'40O1 ei
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Du"~-'
ru,- , ,,a,h.,,n.., aa..v
$500 a bet xh
i. 90 ic.h.aye.
49,, Manhs.,sn.,..b bet
1890 ~, inhs-.s
s'h AIa n pgsns...,ss..,oaa
fwen, a v, hanss 100
LdneI' ,on' e SJun ~ wv nv
,,o,,. v,.p.t,u
Faye, X Il, I37th, hIgt bfidg
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY r. r.

~ From foot Mu,rsys asiIy s;Se p M son1eSst1la
BRANCH. SHARK RIVER MANCHESTER A.
BRo0kLiN TO PHiLADtLFH.A-FIs S SnyI
sion tckes 81 good for three days Steamer JESSE hOfI
leaves Walls ferry. Brooklyn daily excepting Sundays a.
m, connecting at PORT M0NMnVTii, with sIPr.s
trains for PHI PHILADELPHIA, TUChERION BARNE0Al
TOMS RIVER. &c. Returning leave Vine st. Ferry Fhs
delphia, ut HIS . m.
Travellers from the City Of New York notified not =;
apply for passage by ibis line the state u NewJeey ha' Ne
granted 10 the Camden and Aboy monopoly the exclsve
privilege Of Carrying passeL and freight between the cities
Of New York AID Philsde pkis.
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QuArt,brop, Geo, lla'h, bel
Avenue A and lslsys



Rols.r. Iio,h between sy.n. P., nsh near io,h ~.
| IIih 18th Hlsy. John. lltzh, ns,r % sVe
RYAN l6 h. nesr od-hve Robins ohm, ath It'll
llsndsn d. Lob n-a 9th ave Roach John 9th NEAR ih ave
RYAN A. lllth near 2dGye Riley. Jss l2rh. -
Ri,v Al. Igth between 18th Rprt Geo l57h lth
| ard lyfh.sye. hrs.a. " 10. ltid uraf lAh ave
Run Piie h. b, "a ard adav Ro.enbers o. l2h Brosdwy
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/ 81 and ilhsyes Eli and Sthsvss
= ahsy. be, ss.hsco,.,h.rf H. Hob bet .l
s,aS3 G. i,l. be, sh e,hspenssr Y. ave- b, sl
ster 9th ave. bet 10Th Lsins,too, Henry lsh.n ls,h
stiilwen, N, I23d. bet ID 4 +,hs,ephen'i W. lae,h
Smith, II, i2sth, be, 9th s,Asai,on "
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sewsro 9Th ave, bet O'ih &sLpnsn L. 'ds'e' bet "h
sprs or" II. ,h, be, 9Th ,thsient, ga be, 4h Sch
sl'sv Fred 18th near eihAv s,aub Adoph, ahsv. BE-,
Stone AdolPh. slst, bet 4lh lG7h and Josh .
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se n'da'. J. i2sih, be, ID snd sswin P. Ilsh
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smith fbos. lO9h. near 2dav sherman VIM H. Az A, bet
SAMMY c llgth Av A aud Err 18Th and seih
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| and 3days llgh and ls0th
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fancy j. s. bet 9Th and 9Th Trs,i' l. iodh, bet 9Th and
Terence p 9Th ave- be, e9th Tunnel O. I52d near inh
| and Goth Thomson, 4, Sd ave. neaf I3,h
Taylor W. i23d be. Sd and Turpn, n l21d i'i
| Am and ave
Thom.ou s7h near Sd Trely 4 4,h i2'th
Teman O, ICSh. bet 4h and Tacoi A. bet Eth AMI 18TH
| 5th 1yes
Tracy T. 10th ave- n Of l6oth Tuuphsrd l5th 81
ul4..so. z, 1874 - near ssA".
| Ysnhom,
| w
Warren s. ID ave- oct s9h Wego, II, iIsh, bet. 9Th and
and 8gh 5th
Wsshburn 10th near 81 ave Wilmer A. loih near 9TH ave
Weller " j. 9Th ave. bet Islst WILCOX I, IA f. I2sh
| and li2d Waterbury, w, lleth bet 9Th
Wal, J. l52d, bet Sd { tth ayes aud tth ayes -
WesiOver L. l0th ii W.theton, G. 10Th, near 80
| ave
Wagner H. l29th bet 50 and WF'sh II, 10Th ave, near
| 4h avss ls.t
Welsh, r. 10th, bet "a and wilson l20h, near ID ave
| 4th ayes Wilson W D. l2sd. Az A
Wilcox IT, l2ith Wall + J, l22d, De. I'd and ID
Wilson. I ID ave, near ll0th 1t tvcs
W.llIney eeh near Wsl,h II 112th near I'd
| Ward, p, bet ID snd 9Th syes
|
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For he names dropn IN tie S.1teeah Ward, STE
Regular SHEET
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Ninth District.
TWELFTH WARD

Names In the Box. 3.5l4i quota 3s6. Total nalrez
drawn including the hundred per cent, 40.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28
UP NM en- AHR IS
EYE AND EAR TNEItI4RY
On the Square, Three Doors from Steele's Hotel,)
WILKt SB BARRE. PA.

On the Square, Three Doors from Steele's Hotel J
WILKt SBARRE. PA.
THIS INSTITUTION is opened and fur
nshed in the most costly style. r ;ccption
Private and 0per ting Rooms are large, convenient
nd well adopted The Surgical apartment contains
lhe fuest collection of instruments in the country
and thus bis faculties will enable him to meet any
and all emergencies in practice. He will operate
Ipon all the various forms of BLIEDNESS. Cata.
'act, Oceluon of the Pupil, Gross Ey s Closure of
he Tear Ducta, Inversion of the Eyelias Ptcry GUM
Sc. &c. And will treat, all forms of Sor s. Eye
ira"ulad Lis. Opaeetes Of the Cornea, and Scref-
liouS diseases Of the E> together with all the dis
,ases to which the Eye is subject.
DEAFNESS Will treat all the diseases common
the organ Discharges from the Ear, Noises il,
he Ear, Catarrh difficulty OF hearing, total Deaf
ltss even whore the Drum is destroyed. Will in
ort an artificial one answering nearly all the pur-
,oses Of the natural. ' ." = Z -.
DISEASES OF TIE THROAT. ALI diseases
'ommon to the Throat and Nose will be treated
GENERAL SURGERY.-He will operate Upon
Club feet, Hair Lip, Cleft Palate, Tumors Cancers
Enlarged Tencils, DC. Plastic operations by heal
ing new flesh into deforned parts end general Sur
gerry of whatever charae er it may present.
HERNIA Tor RUPEURE)-He will perfrom "La-
nlas operation for the radical (compl te) cure Of
Hernia, this is inquest; onably perfect cure and
ia done with little or pain. Out of many hun
lred operated upon in Boston there has b.en no
failures, it having met the perfect appreciation of
all who have submitted TO it.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Will insert artificial Ewes
giving them the motion expression of the natur-
al They are inserted with the least pain,
HEDORRH0LDL, (Pies) This troublesome dis
ease is readily cured Those suffering from it will
10 well to call.
DIR Up De Graf visits Wilkes Barre with view
Of building up p rmanent Institute for the treat
ment of the Eye, Ear and General Surgery The
experience OF more than quarter of a century in
Hospital and general practice, he hopes, will be
hGlen'guarantee to those who may be disposed
In him
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

u tall. keen eyed countryman step
ped INTO the court room al Detroit, the o,he,
day, during the progress Of the railroad tria J.
stepping up to spectator, he requested tha
the prisoner nigh: b. pointed ont t. him
The man accosfed being something of fava.
pointed to the jury. The fellox soa med be
Twelve with distru>tins eve, and when SAL
''ned with the scrutiny, turned TO his infr-
nant and whispered Well, they are hard
looking set, an'they 2 know by their lnoxs
'noy ought to 60 to the States rris r, ,-v.ly
one of them.n
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

- A small boy heard parson preach
sermon from these words, "Ye must be Dor
aagain, which was frequently repeated dur
Ing the discourse. The little hearcr palc
strict attention to all that was said, and par
.ticularly to the text.
After he returned. he became melanchnlI,
His father observed it and inquired the cau>
The boy told him that the prea chez. said b
must be bur1 again.
"'Well, my son" replied the father, "wh,
do you cry about it 2"
Oh" said the boy, "Tm so afraid ,ba
next time I'll be gal.'' r. EE
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

LOFTY CoNDUcT.-In the neighborhoct
where once lived, man and wife were al
most constantly quarreling. During theii
quarrels their only child(e boy) was general
ly present |; and of course had caught man,
Of his fathers expressions.
One day when the boy had been doing
something wrong, the mother intending e
chastise him, called him and said,
Come here sir: what DID you want 10 d.
that for %
The boy complacently fo ng his arms and
Initiating his fathers man.srs replied
.s"See here, madam, don't wish to have
any words with you" .f5fs.-.. q.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28
,-,fHf Singer sEHII6 NtcHIJIs: !:

OurLETTER A. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
fast gaining a worldwide reputation. 1t is be-
yond doubt the best and cheapest and most beautiful
of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Family Sewing Machine has so
many usoful appliances for Hemming, Binding Fell
ing, rueking, Gathering, Guaging 81 iaiding, Em-
broidering, Cordug, and so forth. No other Family
Sewing Machine has much capacity for great
variety of work 1t will sew all kinds of cloth,
and with all kinds of thread. Great and recent iul
proyGments make our Family Sewing Machine most
rellble, and most durahle and mosi certain in ac-
ton at all rates of speed. It makes the interlocked
stitch, which is the best stitch known Any one,
how to use the letter A, Family Sewing Machine
Our Famr Sewing Machines are finished in chaste
and ex uisite style. - ~ Cf@
The tUI.ting Case of the Family Machine is
piece of cunning workmanship of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machre when hot in USE ard
when about to be operated may lie opened as spa
cious and substantial table to sustain the work.
woods, finished in the simplest and chastcst man
per possible, others adorned and embelished in
the most costly and superb manners.
1t is bsolutcly necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, to judge of Its great capaci
ty and beauty. ..sr ,..r
1t is fast bee ming as popular for family sewing
as manufacturing machines are for manufactur-
ing purposes s
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread needless OIL &c. of the very best quail
ity. .......
Send for 4 PAMPHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
45S Broadway, New York.
E+1-Phiiadelphia Office, $40 Chestnut ST.
d i'ns a. I; BAnDMhls, n MAnsH' Agts in Tunkhanuoek
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28
,Se,cing Machines
K n X L. Il & l. YON'
NEW PATENT ROTARY FEED
SesUenq Machines

The following facts demonstrate that these Ma.
chinea acomprise the HIGHEST IMPROVEMENTS /. rBs
SEWING MACHINE ART. viz " =
l. Each MACHINE is guaranteed to give better sat,s
faction than my othsr Sewinf Machine in Market
or money refunded.
.. Ihey have taken many of the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
aO the most Important EXHIBITIONS and FAIRS
ever held in the Untee States
5. iheV make the LOCK STITCH alike on both siles-
thus saHng more than half the thread and silk
used In Tn raveling ridge seams ofthe loop-stitch
and single thread Sewing Machines.
a. They are adapted to the widest range of heay
and light sowing.
o. They have no rattling wires. or delicate pt
a'hment 10 keep in repair.
otTaey require no taking apart to clean or oil any
g no Les'ons' to set needle. regula teniion
operet Machine, ,5-v t-ss.. -.| - : T.
Please call ard examine and demonstrate or
ngursel, or send ior CIRCULAR with samples of sew
-s FINKLE & LYON VI. = co
No. 536 BROADWAY NETWORK
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

A Western editor once apoloeized TO his
readers somewhat after thisfash. N: We in
tended 10 have death and a marriage to
publish this week, but violent storm pre-
vented the wedding and the doctor being
taken sick himself, the patient recovered ,ant
we are accordingly cheated out of both"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

: The following is a true Hbernian adver-
tisement,; Missing from Killarney, Jane o.
Forgery she had in her arms TWO babies
and q Guernsey cow, all black, with red hair
and urtoise-shell combs behind her ears, and
large black spots all down her back, which
squints awfulIy." Il Il
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

''Pat, you have dated your letter ,weeh
head. II is not. so late IN the month by unt
week, you spalpeen !" NtE%f E@F
s"Troth, boy ,indade, an its just my sif lhs
wanted swate Kathleen to get it in advances
Of the mail. Shure. an I'll not care if sh,
gets it three days afole it's writ en- me dar-
lintr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

g. The best and IN Jst conclusive reaso,
for an effect that we ever remember TO hsy,
heard, was given by "one fdra" Dutchmar
IN reply to friend who remarked
s"Why, Hans, you have The most feminine
caste of countenance ever saw"
"Oh yaw," was the reply, II know the rea
son for dat-Ry mother was m woman
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28
FINkLE & LYON VI. =. co
No. 539 BROAD WAY NETWORK

Editor OF Democrat
DEAR SIR With YOUR permission I wish IN
say to the readers of your paper that will send bv
return mail to all who wish it ree) Recipe with
!uii directions for making and using simple VEGA
Table Tan Balm that VIII efecfuaTy remove in TEN d,Ts
r:lmpes, Blotches, Tan. Freckes and all Imuuri-
.ies OF tne shin, leaving the same soft clear, smooth
nj VIII "a also mail free to those having Bald
nation that viii enable them TO start full
Of Luxurant HAIR Whiskers, or 0 Moustaebe hen in
less than thirty. = b ~ = In Ia
All application answered by return mail vitbor,
arge. Respectfully yours.
TH0S, F. CHAPMAN Chemist
v4.n2e.Sm "'1"A'' New York
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

-sG4 Mr. loot coming home late one
"s"'' from meeting, was met at the door i,y
bis wife.
retty time of night. Mr.. Toof, fer ynu
20 come home; pretty ,ime- three a'clnck
a~e rs morning you the father of farnis!
isn't three-it's only ore, I heard i,
% a committee always sits till, one
sMr. loot, you're drunk. It's three !,
the morning" - ~ -
say, Mrs. loot, it's one, heard -
,',,ks ,'., one, as came around the corner,
s. s-a o.. -. e.-- ... .. le7s L-ssa.~r ID.
.aass.sF-7r q
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

Seeing upon his wife's shoulder q largt
shaw pin, Mr.. ID. said.
'Tn the military, ELI ? got to be captain
She instantly remarked,poin,ing to thirG
baby in her lap
mo, recruiting sergeant IN the third iulan
try -
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

A tippler who squinted very much, used
some times to mourn that his eyes did no'
agree "lt's very lucky ioryou," sail friend.
''for your eyes had bcen matches your
nose would have set them on fire long agp."
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

~ iJack did you carry that umbrella home
that borrowed yesterday 2 sa-Fs-s
sJack -No, father, you often told mo to lay
up something for rainy day. and a.
thought it would rain before long. ! have
laii it up. 4 a-Esf.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

aIa''Jemmy do you 60 to school ?""Yes, sir ;
to the school kept by Miss Post Mt, a
whipping post, hope ?' O, NJ, sne's d
guide post" .-- --. --.-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

"John," said a doting parent to her rather
insatiabfe boy, "can't you eat that pudding
with impunity 2"
81 don't know, ma" replied the young
hopeful, Shut gnesS can with spoon"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-28

"Mr. DIFF you'll get my pants done
BIZ Saturday, shall be forever indebted to
you." III that's your game they'll not be
done, sure,p said the tailor. YT9g 3 nt.e