North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-25
neal AND PERSONAL.

-->r or NEWSPAPERS, - l. subscribers who
IhL 81 q express notice to the contrary, con-
40 dorsd I'd as wishing to continue their sub scrlpttop
8nv person who takes q paper from the Post
oa;c.-whether directed to his name or 10 another
or whether he has subscr bed or net, Is responsible
for the pay
. Tf = pcrson orders his paper discontinued l. he
,nst nav ali arrearages or the publiShear may con-
tnn, 70 send it until payment made. and collect
tba whole amount, Thether ii be taken .froU the off,
r,orn9A There cen be no legal dlScodtinuance un-
I'll the payment is made.
a. II the subscriber orders his paper to be stopped
At certain time and the publisher continues to send,
the subscriber IS bound to pay tor 1t, II he taxes it
oat Of the office The law proceeds on the ground
that a man must pay for what he uses
3. If subscribers remove to other placse without
informing the publisher, and the newspapers are
sent to their former direction they responsible
S. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
paper periodical from the Office, or removing and
leaving it uncacd for while in to the publish
err is evidence of intentional fraud.
T. The C, urts have also decided that Post Mas
ter who neglects to perform his duty of giving notr
required by the regulations Of the Pos -oice De-
parment, It the neglect OF person to take from the
Office newspapers addressed to him. renders the Post
Master liable to the publisher for he subscription
Stopping Papers Should you desire the publish
or OF newspaper to discontinue sending his paper
TO YOU always be positive that he is paid for it up
20 the date of your request. Remember, il you neg
iect this duty, it is at his option do SO not and
If he may prefer to continue sending it, he can hold
you resp onsibe for it until all aTrearages are paid.
On Account of the recent fall N Gold, john
We'll offers his large steck ef Morchanize, at great
j. reduced prices.
The Bank, at this place, is progressing finely
We learn that the first instalIment- the one half
of the capital stock was promptly paid in Thurs
day las" We hope ere long to see the new, clean,
finely engraved notes Of the National Bank of Tunk
hammock, succeed the dirty, ragged and initiated
currency which seems to abound in these parts.
Our Thanks are due to P. NJ Oserhout AMI T
II Purdy ofthe State Legislature, for documentary
"a voTs
That Pitcher, ,--Thcre is now in possession of
n gentleman Of tGis place, very antique and curt
ou>Iy wrought Incttac Pitcher. This interesting
relic bears on its side the inscription ;'Supposed
to have been taken at the battle of Fl eIericksburr
by the Rev II. a S;hoonnak, TT is placed in
showcase, and secure! by lock anl kcy-the p res
ent possessOr, having notion Of permitting anoiI
er RAID upon it, by any Reverend Con Gscator We
Pu'P'S' "i'o'N ''ie h'-e o' ihe P"SSeSSor OF this
''''' IL 70 us wishes no Tears
''i"' ms '''sn "ou,' o'neF"'Se 'e 'nFonsoa ny
D1'r''"'V u '0 wa -''''ns'>''et 0a"a"'' Ar
any 'p''N'' ana o'"''S' d'S''Hsu's"e" lor mefl-
'', ''''' III 'l0 cause o' Tue
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,s.aF,ai ,'''' '1o Gi'o, ~ la'N'y' a$
pO'' ,"O .'''t' ''H-'''o" 'lla'
'0",'y ''S',,' vac Jun'r'n' Always I'M
w. iI''S o'' 'e,'S PF's""'-
o. '.''' .lleE y =, not 'afs anything thcJ cannot
-'''" ''' ~ | ''s''S'
The Lady's Fricnd,--Te taiak we ha,o ST.
dom seen moro .tor chiucIy bcautifu, cpyr,yirc.
than that Who. sbc!Iishes tie February numner
of 1his a agqzna. Ii is called The pnsonrr,s
Caiid," and is a story in itself, The face tho
girl is full OF an ini,s.r i5ab, sadness. and - s5o
feeds :bs bird, o.....;o r.. ,,i,on b,r, ,na ,"