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HEREAFTER.

AS We shall hereafter keep an account with
each subscriber standing In type, which will
be corrected to correspond with the payments
made each week the memorandum date on
each label Will furnish receipt to the sub
acriber. II in any c..e of payment we shou Id
neglect to make the proper credit, or change
In the date, We " i'll allow and pay postage on
q letter giving US notice of such omission.
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NOTICE,
v4-n47-4w.

Notice is hereby given that the Widows OF IL
Labar Decd Sooman Whitcomb decd and Hsary
Metcalf dec have have filed in the Orphans Cesre
OF wyoming County the Inventor les Of goods aaa
ehales Appraised for and set of TO them under the
Act of Assembly allowing Widows property 20 the
s;n mount of $500 aud will be up for final eouarna-
ti0n at next August Court.
July oath 1865. ZIBA LOTT cl.,x
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OPINION OF STEVEN A DoUGLAs-In The
previous to his last election TO the U. S. Sen
ate, Judge Douglas said:
81 hold that a negro is not, and never
ought to be citizen of the United States
/ hold that this government was made up
on white basis by white men for the bene-
fit of white men and their posterity forever
ard should be administered by white men and
none others. do not believe the Almighty
made tine negro capable Of self government,
Now | say to you, my fellow -cltizens
that in my opnion,the signers of the Declare
lation Of Indendence had no reference to the
Negro whatever when they declared all men
created equal. They desired to express by
that phrase. which men, men Of European
birth, European descent, and had no Refer
ence to the Negro, the savage Indians or eth
er intetifr or degraded races. At that time
every one of the Colonies was a slave hold
ing colony and every sener of the Declara
ton represented a slave no ldng constituency
and we know that none of them emancipated
his slaves much less offered citizenship to
the m when they signed the Declaraticn'"
81 An Q tor sums up the pecullsrities
OF a c"temp0rary as follows He is too lazy
to earn meal and too mean to enjny ONE
He was never generous but once, and ,ha i.
was when he gave the itch to an apprentice
boy; so mach for his goodness of heart. OF
his industry he says the public may judge ,
when he states thst the only time he ever
worked was when he mistook castor oil for
honey"
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ANCIENT DATE.

We regret having been obliged to put
down, in many cases. dates a S old as 6l, 62
63, &c. We hope those who owe us from
those dates, will take the first opportunity
to have the httle feli-tale label on their
papers, give a more -r4rahle rennrt Of Iham
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
Died

SCOTT-Of Cancer, at Faetoryville on tn, Sd inst
in the 38 year of her age, Miss Parelowna Scott
Absent relatives and friends are hereby notified
that funeral services will be hold on the first Sunday
in September at o'clock P. M
~ Editors Of Pennsylvania papers aud New
York Day Book please copy.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
Avery oil Negro Sufra ge

"Who according to Republican principles
are to enjny tae election franchise 2" is a
question put BY the editor Of the nggar organ
at this place, in his issue Of last week, and
answered by himself in an elaborate article
In which he declares unequivocally in favor
of negro suffrage. Aud declares his purpose
to continue to advocate the principle
AS Ira follows in the sters of his protsty pc
and leader, Wendell Phillips (keeprg about
year behind, as matter OF puIIc, } we shali
shortly expect to find him declaring N favor
of "the analgamaIion as means of peri, crlne
and ennobiing the pa faced, pu'y race of
ang:o saxons and cets"-about year having
expired since Phillips PRONUNCIATION OF the
doctrine. II Ira wishes to degrade himself
or eterdte himself (Which is it Ira p %
the level of a niger we have no objection -
nor, shall we ct present, argue the point with
him. We would hint to him, however, that
large number Of whiie men in this country
are not prepared 10 follow him into the low
ing m "a ,e OF lie sweet scented 1870.
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MISTAKES

In the hurry Of making out so many
accounts we may possibly have made some
mistakes. Our attention being called to any
such, we will most 'cheerfulIy correct them
and make the amende honorable.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to a II persons indeby
~ ed to me On book account note, ,~onothervis-
tor goods purchased, business done at INV grocsn
ry, in the Brick Store formerly occupied BY Hear.
stark in Tunk hammock Bo -ough, Wyoming Couasy
Pa. 20 make payment TO. and settle the same with
IN and with no other person. else the same will nos
be recognized valid.
r. B. WALL, ::
Tunkha mock, Pa. Juno l3 1865 -. -.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

EThe Cabinet Organs IN anufactured
by Messrs. Mason & Hamiin are becoming
great favorites in the household. Their
compactness, deicacY Of tone, and elegant
construction, make them very desirable as
ornaments, as we'll as attractive for their mu--
sieal capabilities. They are different in ma
nv respects from other instruments of this
class, and the manufactures have ayaiied them.
telves Of the highest skill in workmanship,
and the best materials to bring them to per-
fectpn. - Boston Post
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
Numerical strength of the nes,o Popu-
lation

From apist published in the New York
He' aid it appears that in twelve southern
states there are two hundred aud e fly coun-
ties, in which the negro population exceeds
the white. The Herald says:
"There are many other counties in which
the two races are very nearly equal, but
with slight preponderness Of whites over
the blacks. In the counties enumerated The
blacks will be able to elect negroes To the
Legislature, end in three of the South ern
States LOUISIANA, Mississippi and South Car
olna-they will have sufficient strength TO
control The Legislature and send neero tn
| the United States Senate. This brings The
question of universal negro suffrage up in
new asprct, and forces upon the consideration
of the public that important: subject In so.
cial point of view"
Well, suppose the South were to send negroes
to the United States Senate are they not as
good as the New England Puritans Let any
man in his sober senses deny this. The
event would only place the two extremes.
New England and New Hayti, on an equality
and there would be such cooing and kiss
ing between the Summers, Wilson's, Greelevs
and the elegant perlumery of the South, as
was never dreamed of in Parad ise.
Railroad from Ithaca to the Co.I K7islss
large and enthusiastic meeting of persons
interested IN the construction of a railroad
from Ithaca 10 Towanda, vas held at Ithaca
on the 18TH inst, with Hon. E. Cornell, Pres
ident. The meeting.
Resolved. That the increasing demand for
| the products Of the coal fields of Pennsylva-
ria throughout Northern ano Western New
York. and the Canadas and the West alone
demand that speedy effort be made TO open
The shortest, cheapest aud most available
Means nf transit.
Resolved, That as tie construction of a
railroad from the waters of Cayuga Lake. a.:
Ithaca, 10 the State line of PENNSYLVANIA, at
or near Waverly, together with the already
extention down the Susquehanna, will at
once open the shortest aud cheapest way
through the lakes and large canals to the
Canadas and the West, BY which their grow
ing demands may be satisfied 1t is Therefore
resolved, that our efforts be immediately an.
piled to effect the construction Of this Dor
ton OF the road, as the portion, most imp"r.
tant to the final accomplishment of the great
objects under consideration.
A committee of eleven were appointed with
authority to proceed to receive subscriptions.
and to effect an organization of q company
under the eneral railroad laws of this State
Before the close OF the meeting sum in ad-
vance OF the amount necessary to organize a
company under the general railroad law, was
subscribed and proper steps taken to push
he enterprise forward.
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NEW
TAILORING SHOP

The Subscriber having had a sixteen years prac-
teal experience in cutting and making clothing,
offers his services in this line to the citizens 9f
FACrORYVILLE and vicinity.
Those wishing to get Fits will fn his shop the
place to get them.
JOEL, r. SMITH,
v4-n50 -6mos
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sTY Our Letter A Family Sewing Ma.
chine. with all the new improvements, is the hest.
and cheapest and most beautiful Sewing Machine In
the world No other Sewing Machine has % neeh
ca pacty for a great range Of work, including tho
delicate and ingenious processes of Hemming
Braining Binding Embroidering, Telling, Tucsins
Cordiug, Gathering, &C. &c, :"
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with SIX
Twist. Thread, Needles, Oil, &c, of the very lest
quality,
Send for Pamphlet,
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
459 Broadsay, New York,
Philadelphia Office,
$40 CHESTNUT STREET
v4n4S
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

The New York World ask ''if opin
Ion could make man traitor, what would
become of such mer as GiddinCs. and Sum-
ncr, and Seward, who held that the Cons:i-
tutan was not the Supreme law of the land,
but that there was higher law-.their own
will? If there be such thing as moral
treason, the leaders Of the Republican party
were the first moral traitors"
They are 10 day as black in treason as jeff
Davis himself The only difference being
that Davis came out fearIessy and opposed
the Constitution and laws, while the aboli-
tion leaders swear to support them, and then
bseek their oalhs and 4" The reverse.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

The Censorship Of the Press, which has be-
eome one of the daily functions of the War
Department, has relented toward the Rich
mond Whig, which Tas suppressed a few
weeks ago for dIsloyaity and its publ cation
was resumed last Monday, BY permission O I
the INN lDding General of the Depar'men I
Of Virginia how very T-enchy oil this sounds.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
q GOOD
DAIRY OR GRAIN
f arm For Sale,

The Subscriber offers for sale his farm situate
In NORTHUMBERLAND Wyoming Co, Pa contain-
ing l55 Acres-l00 Improved SO acres we'll tim
bered 1t is we'll watered and has upon it most
kinds Jf fruits in barring,
Two Houses one barn and other out buildings.
Persons wishing to purchase will find this de-
sirable location.
TERMs.-easy, For particular apply at Premises
CHAS. HoUSER
u nS0-5 5vks
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EXPLANATIONS.

On the tinted label or slip of paper con-
tanning the name of the subscriber, will be
noticed certain words and figures. These in
dicate tine condition of the subscribers
account as at present appears on our books
Thus "a B J Aug. 65," shows that Mr.. A.
B. has paid for his paper up 10 the 9TH day
of August lS65-nOt beyond it. In such
case the account begins anew with this issue
= being after tha. date, and the first number
of the fifth year of the publication of the
Democrat, By US.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
The New Arrangement,

We this week direct our papers with the
new patent mating and sccnunt machine, ot
which We spoke in our last,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

Camp Meeting is to be hsld in few days py
the Evangelists at the "Rosencrants farm in Falls
iP A notice giving US the particulars Of che time
&C. of meeting was received by us, but has been
mslaid
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yyR- VAN NORNANs

THE ENGLISH, FRENCH md CLASSICAL
SCHOOL u Or >. nhRrdl,r ana .. nhAsiAN
vii opsu s. 1t 18th No 20 broadway There u
ra.ilin. 10 cIcsllss. Apply At LOCkWOODs, no. al
broadway.
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5tlasieal 1nstruments.
STEINSWaA.YyD ' 4 sa sHSs AND UPRIGHT
pVANO FOR Il Il s..

ar. now the best instrumen.s IN america as
- eli as in Furope bsyn, taken Thrsytc9 Ff. irer'a~s
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re,c first Prize Medal at the Great ihternoha
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lpo.wxn,r, CRU BRILLIAyr AND SYMPATHETIC TONE,
% erceence OF workmanship shown Ia ahd aHu Squa'o
Praises ~ Tho ,vo,ld entered
for and the special correspondent Oh i"e i
says: ,.., a., "a. ;rrors (. en-.
rba and stronger and to the point hsn thAl Oh a
European maker. -. p...o,ox,os Z, " Gland
ba caud sen alton la rusic CIRCLE Throughout te
T md AZ result the Me,,rs. STEiSwAY arc IN cohslel
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10 tba ,,cry Of American Panolortes by creating IN e
en- article ofeXport" ,,,..-.n m, Five
EVERY SIKIywAY PiAhoPOkfE " AhhA'i"" '
YEARS.
,,A ,,nv and most valuable important improve
itrodced 6y Messs Stenway Sons, IN ther tano
fortes, -,,,, on pr,cu.aprs
is directed to thei. ..ucrx.-
~. &c. n.ont were granted them Nov. ~ loJ'
m, vsle and iapo ance OF this invention having Doell
ICED dining porst of nearly s'E years, by
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nodern times they now announce that they nave
20 INTRODUCE their Patent Agate Arrangement ~ ee
pionotoyis nGnuTacfuyti By them. wHhon -
in order that all their patrons may resp 'le III"
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Aouses ano sar,ns iDanlco.

xxyANTED-By a GENTLEMAN and WIFE,
w tb,.. or four ROOMS together suitable for house
teoninr Rent 10 be reasonable Address stating teSms W
cation &C. II. Y. Box No. 1903. Tribune Office
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

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CpLENDID YILLA and COITAGE SHE
no THE CITIZENS OF TIE NORTH,

|Ts,O THE CITIZENS or TIE NORTH,
I wishing 70 settle or purchase fARNS or LANps in
TENNESSEE. Tie un1rr.sucd has opened % once IN
Mur.rsesboIoush, Middle Teurc.sce lor tc Pur haze Of
REAL ESTATE.
Tho climate + one Of the best under The tle Nni,
very short the SOL lnestone the pasii-e yS ne
n one al the best stock countries H. The words tie stock
will live q Iougl Winter without FEEDING Tie sol d ven
adapted DE raising Of cotton, wheat conn., aud 10 l an
br .fl gram. p,r.oas wishing pusclAsr Lands viii az.
dross g. {. MORGAN Rcd Estate Agent. Mur, c,D' rough
Tennefsee uciosirg Eve dollar bill. receipt Of Which
ho vii send by mail he cddcs printed circular q the
Farms for sale with price, 6c will general decoration Of
tire country, sol, climate timber &C. O. & mohtAN'
RFfLHL.CEs.
Hon. judge J.. l.. GUFIIs, Hcw.Caste
Co. Il. Il. - GO2B. hew Castle.
Hon. WV STTwABT, MetceT.
Hon WA. =. LARK He1d,i1e. Crawford 60.
HFyRr KAVY and X. STTsrs liiisblidi
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'CMESMAN WANTED-for Lace GOodsand
- Ribbon. 4. II. MACY, Nos pa and 20 si1iLsye.
n F. or FOgrteerth-st.
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40 farmers ano Others.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed stone
n vy,r, Sr,ycs pipes Flooring. Oven and droen.iouo
Te, Frs,RiicEs Chimneyfops, Vases &c, sc. pcpOS %
Long Island Pottery No. 2Si fesri t. ~ l. IuW. u -
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6eIp Wantso.

boy WANTED-To 90 Of ERRAND5; one
ID who lives with bic parents Also, lady 10 CORY
address VAN ALLEN BROS, Tribune OHce.
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Gaming a,aoemcs.

l II. Scarngs Private Dancing AGA lenly.
ll fouh ave. Twenty hifi n. Classes 'Jr ladies
o. ~ rdne-d,fs and urfays o. O'Clock, for orflrcn
1prsdsys and Fra4ys at o'clock J., ssour estfy dly.
nrx.
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STFrNwAY 6 SONS.

WARFROONs Nos. 4 & - EAST FOURTEENTH ST.
Ectwcen t'nion-quare and lryineplace, hew-iork
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NJOI'NI WASHINGTON COLIEUIAIL
VI INsriIt IN,
80 I.S We; Fourih-s' II hsciour-l. Ns'hnr'on-
square Classical ci tofcls "a Lar suasc aud Tom
u-f,l.i with Pru.frs Drparifu"ft.i
GEORGE ". CLARKE. a. 81. Rector.
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f1HE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND

TTHE AMEKICAN I'M ~, UUHTANl MD
61G AyrzrD Under iHE LAWS or TIE STATE or
F,V.YORK-OFfiCE No. o. BROADWAY, NEW
YORK CITY-WH Buy sd sell Real ftate the agent Of
otLrr IN al. mar, r The United Stfte especially ~ a..
South. viii resotafr Loans Oh KsL Securities. will facilitate
ION nr viii transact ~ blsnrs ia which c.pln.
blr asert kDswuaad trusted by al intrfes may be-
6,liv cupoysd. JOHN A.. ANDREW, President
TuISk b. How Vice President add ~. cIa gent Norh
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CHORISTER WANTED.--A Baptist Church
~ Ia this vicinity needs ChorsteT. Baptist propry
qualified would be preferred Adlrs BOX no. 7,J POsOtco
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OR SAIF In HROOKLYN

L'UR rAIT IN TKUUkIlN.
Three LOTS. 2ntiOt errh ard sni eegsf'''
built STA BILE north side Of PKF slDFST H. 10
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excellent stsll. ana large coal tosm Iso lot vii be- se
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