Independent Republican. (Montrose, Pa.) 1855-1926, January 24, 1865, Image 3
The flidOendtat gepubticait. 4 3114 174... : [ qtltf.l_ - LOCAL MATTERS. List: /Mil—lt Is said that " the wind goeth where It listeth ;" hut, if so, It listeth not to go In at the doors of such as nee Clay's Patent Weather Strip. Whereof the Win Will consult Ilseleton, "ye artist," of Montrose. Denedier.—Thens will he a donation visit, on afternoon, Fvoreary Ist, for the benefit d ltev. D. Worrell, Mg residence, near the Ball Church. All are respectfully invited to attend. Orvirr el the Committee. Donation.—The friends of Rev. A. 0. Warren are invited to make him a donation visit at liankerson's , Meshoppen, on the afternoon and evening of J at ey .20th, 1%5. There will he an Oyster Sapper lon the occasion. fir Order of Commiitoe. Ilentation.—The friends of Rev. L F. Porter will lake hint u donation visit, at his house, In Brook pi, 8n the afternoon and evening of Thursday, Feh r:l:try 2d, 1565. A general Invitation Is extended to rtr Order of ramekin/v... arrterritirral Reports.--We are under oblige - lons to George esq., our calcient Repre sentative in the State Legislature, for a copy of the " 11.• port of the Transactions. of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society for the years 1.561.—.2 :I," as well as for other shotlar favors. Vbfunterra Wtrutted—To fill the quota for New iilford Born' ; for , which the most liberal bounties sill be naid. Apply Immediately to D. C. An4wr . .losika Moss- New Milford, Jun'y .irrt Important Fact.—lt is a fact not generally - nown that the War Department will discharge sot who have aged and Infirm parents deiwudent , n then) for support, or whose families are in very ndicent eiretimstatteca. Persons in.erested to are the necessary , papers made out by applying to it Burns, Senator Turrell's office, Montrose. See d rertisement. 13 w.) .teknorefedenent.—The Ladles' Ald Society of leriord recently gAV 0 an Oyster Supper for the hen 'tit of sick and wounded soldierb, of which the pro- Stile were eighty-one dollars and fitly eight cents, .itleA the necessary expenses. The Society would iso unitcfally acknowledge the receipt of ten nliars from the hand of Mk,. Sarith M. Walker. g liartord, Jan'y ISM], 11415. Elk Lake Soldkrgr alet.—The ladies of the Sol i .lal Society prepared an Oyster supper on the vening of the Rh of December, at Stevens's lk Lake, for the purpose of raring funds to aid our k and wounded - soldiers. They would acknowl- Age the receipt of el:4 1 / 1 y 8s e dollars, and would ordially thank the friends of Elk Lake and vicinity or their good attendance. Ibb Mesci E. iOrNG, &rretarti Brow• on liorxmatreartion.—The speech of Hon. 1. A. Grote at the Court House on Monday evening net was worthy the tame or the dist inguiatred speak •r. It evinced deep study of the subject, and was . ceived by the large and appreciative audience an it Grow's eloquent deliverances arc always received the voters or Susquehanna County. We are un- Ne, at this time to give even an abstract of IL .innercr to J. B. 11.—Mr. Edi or:—Your cor. •sp.ndent, J. B. 8., in the last .k , pub/icaa, says hat "last Sunday was the-first day of the week, on'h, end year," and inquires When such a coin idence occurred betore and will again occur. Such • coo,, ldr•nce occurred in lead, and will again oe. •ur in lb% It occurs four tones every tweill3. ight years in regular periods of six, five, air, and Neves years each. It has occurred ten times since he commencement of the present century, and will re tines more—if time lasts b() long—ere lon close, Auburn, Jan'y 33th, ItifiS. W. B. P;Vfiill of Sheep Raising.--Vr. Editor saw n sour at lane a piece beaded " Sheep va, Doga," 'vb.,: an a ecount of twenty four cheep and the pro ta thereof. I will admit that It was pretty well ;one. but think that I can beat It. I started the inter of 1564 with thirty-one aba.p; all ma,. thro' i . e., and np to the that of September I had Fold thy, lbs. of wool at SI per pound, making $120,50, trd M4I worth of sheep, and had the same number, 't left: The &Ilea amounting to 1t . —* . .":0,50. E. W. Bras's, Greenfield, Lucerne County, Penn's. January 14th, IMS ackaorledparat.—Elitor of RepuNienn ; —DEAD. in —With your pervoisi.ion, I wish, through the (Alum of your excellent paper, to express my •ear:telt gratitude to my numerous and gencroun ri,nds within the bound* of my charge for their kindness and liberality, evinced et our recent dona tion visits. We received at Forest Lake, December 221, trim Towne's and Taylor Hollow classes, forty live dollars; et Jesaup, January 10th, eighty-five dol. ars, at Montrose, January 12th, one hundred and Lirty-five dollars; making in all two hundred and • irty-five dollars. May heaven reward ynur genet , A. a Ea utx.ssiss.mt. The Enrollment enrollment in many towns ie by far too huge, and the draft will be unmerciful • nless corrections are made. The following class es honld be stricken off: Dead men. Men in the service. Non residents. Those who have served two yearn. All dratted in 186^„ who paid lk" , 00. Those under '..a) yaws of age. Those over 45. Aliens. Those having manifst. Many are enrolled twice or more, and some are not enrolled at all. These ought to be corm•ted. The mail—.l :Veer Quofa to he .losioned ' ennorarrtnla--Ilajor J. bodze, Provost Marshal 'eneral 01 Pennsylvnela, has lv , aed sir,tosre so ..ouncig that by directions reedy-d from Proust .niatal General Pry, the district quotas assigned by under the call of December 19th, 1E64, and an •lounced 1 ,, the district Provost Marshals of the tale, by letters from Major Dodge, dated December are repseded, sad that new quotas will be es . Whiled for the ditlereuttlistricts by January I 3l st, ip to which time corrected enrollments will be !I -t leml. They should be forwarded immediately. II az heretofore been the cusbnu tar the Provost larshal General of the State to assign the district !notes, and the district Provost Marshals and en tweet boards assigned the quotas of their enteelte rlcta The Preedmtn.—Mize Antoinette L. itheridge, -he has been for more than a year te*liing the madmen in the vicinity of Beaufort, \. ;C., erode • n appeal for the dcititute under her charge. Pro ieioto• they have in plenty, but they are in pressing 11V1 dof clothing. Let our housekeepera take an ther look at their half-worn possessions, from baby clothing upward, for tenth Fez •R--and briog, all that can be spared to the Aid Roctuft on Thuraday nett. Society will convene hereafter at I o'clockt It is well known that our each lump; are kept Aridly to their proper channel, that of giving relief 10 suffering aoldiera, either in the puret4.se of ma terial, or through theme engaged to nurses and mut ter it Of the latter, Mot. iVootton,when t George town, 2i11.4t Jane E. Bentley, now at Fo rest Mon roe, Mite Duda , at Chattanooga, and, his week, Mire Ellen Mitchell, at Washington. harp received . from na sums, more or lees, for the supply of-the immedlute wunts of the sick under their trure. All honor to women engaged in suo bleFied ‘ork. _sf 1 in an . „,..- Draft...issProenst Marabal General F has writ ten a letter to Gor. Miller, of Minnesota, • plaining e recent call tor 1'4 1 0,000 men. Ile say lit was nut rrpected that the call of July 18th, 1E414,( for 300.000 m.o. would put that number in the semi e, hecuu-e the act of Congress ender which the cal was made / directed that all etdistments made in the nave from De commencement of the rebellion untd he 11th of iihruary, 1404. should be credited upon he quotas; [:, d thene with other equitable claims 'for enlist eats not previonily ert-dtbxl, reduced tLat call,and .ndertd nooessary the one of December 111th, 1004, or 300,000. The object, therefore, of tlis last mill, sto put 000,000 men in the service Geo Fry adds tat whether the inc', tall enlisted for 0 e, two, OT three yearn, they will be counted as ree its in fill ing the quoin, and the ear...aa or ervdit to which coy [,,,utity may be entitled on account of thll g Ito gao -1 ta with three years men, will be estimatt to the us shriiment of future quotes. The deFigu tie go,. crewcut in to secure the 800,000 men ealltd for by the President, and the enlistment of flied for three ? - ears. will be of uo benefit on this calL t Truth Stranger thou Melton.— a Doyley.- .wu Democrat prints the annexed et ge history, .d rottchtlt for its truth : A f•-sr yt , ago there •,, •us living lu a northertFecuudy In Pe sylvania a K.., family. The mothertwas fond of r ding. One 1.3 i, peddler came clung with books to ell, which he wanted, but was unable to buy, fo 'she had no tutee. He asked her it she had _nothink to give In • eleinge. for them. and she said nothing but her ...ken. He said be would take one of , them, end bargain was struck fora fine-looklug 1 the bor— e peddler dressed him up nicely an took tam Tessa rolled round, and the chi was not eyyd from. He had become almost as ne dead.— ',non a very few months a gentleman I clog at the . .auty.sent of this same county one night dreatneda n•ani. He dreamed that somebody had died and left 6 '4+ , 7 of six or seven thousand doffars to the user of the little boy given away for, the books, d °to Kits now doing business In thigi ..etOwn •. the. laming he told the brother of b , dream, • • laughed, and- odd that he knew tio am who . Artlid haw law WO amoungotAnom • A &It dips afterward the brothersecelved notice-try - tgall that he had b.on left a legacy of seven thousand dollars, and it was by the little boy Who had-been taken away by the peddler., He bad settled In the West and done well, and had tiled, or been killed in the army, alter making& wiltin favor of his brother.. Let those who study the "philosophy of dreaming," turn thts matter over in their brains. • • Sealers' Jfd In fitraqudtattat Editor !—The following Report was origitially.pre pared for the Executive Committee of the W. P. Brain of the U. 8. hanitary Commission at Phila.. delphbr. At our request, it has been given ns for publication, If we may find room in your paper. which has always been ready to receive any article of real value to the community at large; and such we hare thought the Peeotupanytng Mt might be, fa cilitating communication between Societies engaged In a common work. Respectfully MnNTROSE SOLDIERS' AID. WoODUOULLNE, Diatoex P. Buse co., litb Mo. r,r4th. ist:4 My Nu Mr:. frier:—rhoictri , tn Pffr S Sanitary annmi.sGm :-1 am happy In making my Annual Report, under a renewed sense of the good nese of our Heavenly Father In blenlng our elforts In behalf of the Sanitary Commission; causing Aid Societies 'to hare their rise as pure mountain rills from the-patriotic hearts of our self-saeriticing people, their supplies wending through the noble stream of the Sanitary Corumleslon. to Mir suffering soldier,. The Sus q uehanna County O'ntocil, and the interest lug addresses of one friends, Di. J. Parrish and party, have had a stimulating influente. The delay in re relying reports, must be ourlapology for not send ing at an earlier period the summary for voter ap proval. There are twenty-seven townships in our county: one year since we bad twenty-three Aid So eMties, which have Increased tO thirty-six : with the prospect of others enlisting in the good cause. fiAnAll M. WALKEIt, A tot-kite Manager 14r Savielianna erninty, Tr. P 4 r S. Sanitary C+ n .nasseio e. List or Soldiers' aid Sock:lca In Swig. Co. APOLACON. —Little Meadows; Mies Mary Barney, President; Mot. Actin°. L. Bearelsles, Coe, Searetarv. Auntisi.—Anburn, lE. Springhill I". 0 1 Mrs. D. Cooley, President; Mrs. C. M. Taylor, Cor. Seen•- tary'. Anharn—Wtst Auburn; !Mrs J. C. Laeey, President; Mrs. A. Lae,..y,.Cor, Seeretar.v. Anauvr.—Ararat : Mrs. M. 11.1yler, President. BtunGew.vran.—MoniroAe ; Meg. T. N. Bullard, President; Miss. E. C. Bind:mini Cur, Seesetary Mrs. H. J. Wehb, Treasurer. Bridgewater—East Bridgewater; Mrs. E W. Hawloy, President; Miss S. M Stevens, Car. Secretary. BOOKLY.N.-140010 1.11 ; D. L. Cor. Sc e retary. Brooklyn—Universalist ; Mrs. L. F. Porter Pre.-Ident ; S Kent, Cor. Secretory, Curroun.—Clitlord Corner.; Mrs. P. 11. Gardlu er, President; Miss A. M. Well.. Cor. Sreretery .• Mrs. P. K Steven., Trerasnrer. Clifford— Dondair • Syirrster Johnson, President; Mrs. Email], Car. S. cretury. CltecoNo - r. - -Frlendsville; Mrs Griffis, Presid,nt Miss Foster, Cor. likeretary ; Miss M. 11rninera, Trea.urer. Choconut—St. R. 111,,ther M. President. Clocklunt--rtiendsville anti For est L,ke ; Miss M. I). Lett, Cor. Sucrelary ; Mrs. E S. Hotiford, Trt-azurre. DislocK.—l)imock; Mrs. Lyman Blakcslev. Prcel. dent;': Miss F. Woodruff; Cot. Secnetury : Mw. Ma son 'Flnglcy, Treasurer. Dirnock—Elk Lakv: Mrs. Deni.on Thomas, Pre , 4l ,, wt ; Miss M, E. Yom o:. Cor. Secretary; II Stevens,. Treasurer. Dm,- ock--Ront h Donock; Mrs. G. Mnkesles. president Miss N. Newton, Cor. Secretary; Mrs, 11. P. Attica, Tr,asurer. FRANK , IN.-1 - r..onville; Mrs, O. M. flan, Presi dent. Frank!in—Brookdale. I'. 0.; Mr-, Nt. Pier. son, Pn.sident Miss Jennie Lane, Car. Secret/vs: Frisk, Treasurer, FORE.T LAE!: --Forest Lske; Miss M. Wrizht, President. Fort Lake—Taylor follow. IF. Lake P. 0.) Carrie Vail, Pride❑ 6; Maria A Cor. Secretary. Ginsn:N. —Gibson ; Flom P. Barrows, Cor Secretary. GISUAT Br. , 3l.—Grrat Bend ; Mrs. lifeCresiT, Pres Went; Mrs. P. 1). B. Mak', Cor. Secretary; Mrs Curt{6, Treantrer. HARFORD —lll , trOrd ; M PreQtdent ; Wets (or. Se:el-et:try; 111.6 C. Joiktmon, Treasurer. Ilarfuril—West ligrcurd ,Mrs. Alvin Sterne, President; Mrs: Tyler lire tract., Cor. Secre tary. EiERRICF--Herrick olley P. 0.1 _Ml's. Porno,. Prreidrnt .Irnole Dart, Cor. flecrilary. Her rick—Uniondale; [Herrick P. o.] Mre.. M. A. Ar nold, President : Mrs. D. D. heynold, Cor. Secre tary. HARSIQNS.— JACKSON.--Jcickiton ; Mrs. .1. Bingham, Preshknt Mr'. S Ft Foster, Cur. Sectary i - Mrs. J. M. Slay mac, Trtlasun.r. JES. , r.—East Avsop; rFairdale P. 0.1 Mrs. M President; Mi,r, V. Chatfield, Cur. Seer, Lary ; Mrs. Whitlock : Trensnrer. LEhtra.—Lenox; Mrs. L. F. C. Oakley, President; Lenox.—Glenwood; Miss Sarah Hartley, Prebi dent : Mrs. C. Conrad, Treasurer. I.lllilTT.—l,lv,viile Centre; D. Stanford, President; Mrs. M. „A, Stnith, Cor. Secretary: Mrs. Cowles, Treasurer LATIIROP.—Lathrop; Mrs. J It G. Baker, Rec. §ueretr.ry. Mthot,r.trosr - ti.— Nnw NiLLYORD.—New Milford; Mrs. FJlen Whit• lock, President. Tinsn.—Enah ; Mrs. J. L. Sherwood, President : Mrs. L. }Jewell, Cor. Bee retsry; Mra. N 1; ranger, Treasurer. Eddy--Mrs. C. Fargo, Prealdenr: Mrs, 4. France, Cur. geeretnry. Spun:GC - MLR. —.Spo ; Aire . Albert Root, President; Mi. M. H. Smith, Cor. Secretary: Miss B. la, Menctrani. Trasurer. Lynn—Mrs. E. M. Knapp, President: Mrs. E. M Plutlipa, ('or Secre tary; Mrs. 0, Fish, Treasurer, KS. T110.111.80N. It is earnestly' hoped that the blanks opprt4te a few of the townships may soon be tilled with the names of Societies in successful operation. In the original Report the name, of Vice.Prasi dents, cte., were given, as also brief accounts of what had been accomplished by the different Socie ties. The Dnrat..„ 4 .-lA i ste qir Cowainy and Oro/ditto Qao icm. —Atter all that has been written offici a lly and non-officially on the subject of quotas In connection with the pending draft,. we find that a large portion of our citizens arc 141,1 in about as numb doubt as ever bow to read the law. And we question wheth er the multiplication of official circulars has done much more hi many eases than to add to the bewild ertueht of the noxious inquirer. Let no see if we tan eliminate from the official In terpretation of the several statutes u few compre hensible facts. The call for troops, issued on the 14th of December was rendered nett:wary hats by the failure of the drutt of July lan, than by the expres, proviso which Congress made In the het authorizing that call, that all the enlistments for the navy dur ing the first three years of the rebellion for up to February, 1561,1 should be credited to their respect ive district.. Hence, In all tt , e Larger roast cities, as well as in the more important river towns of the West, researches Into the naval recruiting records took the place in' a very great measure of fervent real in the loudness of ,rodioz men to the front It was only equitable, of course that the <Mien et dis• tt etc. where recruiting for the navy had taken place, bLould in this way protect the rnselvis own haling to bear more than their due share of the common burden. Brit the result never:lick:vs essentially fail ed to supply either the trumhers or the quality of men wanted by the War Detscrturent. The call now made l designed la put 300,e(.0 •"ell in to Oa that lonic been mn veer of their quoho • will bare curb (-eat en (r.-, shown on the records) up to the 14th of December, credited to the Jul) draft. Volunteers enlisted since Dm-veil/her 19th will be credited on the draft now pending. By thin system of crediting; the Provost Slarshal doubtless expects that each district, will be able 1.11 get its dues. But iu any case, the aggregate returns now sought for will not count further back than the date of the call. In other words, the Provost slartitul will declare the call tilled when the lists on the since the rint i of De cember show that .710,000 men Lure been molded to the Berne,. Tut mode in which the different terms of seroice fire to be arranoed, o so us to do justice to distriets that have sent larger Inoprotiont of three and - two yenne Teen:alto, is made tolerably plain by the official circulars. It has caused come misapprehension to find that the numbers to be turnhhell under the present call are not likely to be at all near In pro portion to the populations of different States or dis tricts. But the change is rendered necessary, aim ply from the fact that loe.tlitics where three years' men have been the majority In making up the quota. could not, without great injustice, be put on an tonality with those that hate tent 14rge majorities of one year's men. The law distinctly proviocs that the deficiency of liwri service, as well as the defic leney. in the nunOcra frompariicalur districts, shall be taken into acedunt In determining quotas. The time for giving the credit to tackdistrict as to the class in which the recruit enlists, Is when. he Is muttered into the service. So that, whether particular IbtaiitytenelA a certain umber of one.' or two, or three yearn' men, it Is put on permanent tc cord at once in the War Oilier, and if the volunteer or conscript become rick, eh tens or dies within a week of his utopian...v., the credit due to his district is net thereby affected. All that ban to be done halo add up the gross number of yrors Which is repreten ted in the returns from f , pirate districts, and the result put in proportion with the local enrollment, and the gross establiabes something like an equitable distribution Of slit burdens, which the drat imposrm. There is one point, however, on which we think it passible that General Fry's interpretation of the law may be open o question—not as to its technical correetness, but .as to the equity of the dctialoth— letates, tnkrus, and districts, if we do not tulsuppre bend him, that they bare been In arrow on the can of July when theca!! of December was announced, have their fault Ignored altogether. They start with a clean record on the 19:11 day t of December, 16C4,as if they bad het pace wine h eir duty equally with those who tad their quota promptly and honora bly. This ,seems to us to partake more or less of a certain sectional injustice. But we do not care to press the point, provldd the pending draft Is made to answer: the practical purpose of bringing 30;1,000 healthy and vig the oro men Sato the field. The sooner that end reachedeoonerme shall reach the-point where drafting will he no longeria necemb ty. —N. Y. Times., Demotion frjealg of the rev. J. R. Wane propose, tnitlitug him a' donation I Wt. at the Lecture „Room of the Haptlgt L'iturc,h; is 3 1°11trtme. on Tne.day. the Ma: day a Jaintarp Mst., afternoon and evening. -, RetreabmWa-M•thalaftetalon from ProPlO4ro. = 4 4 6 3. the tvc4.4.ip%simatalepil #11•Inlaktio:01001 ' • ll*4.4ingerkas aisti*ft Mrforg Qf the' anima &MU.* by Horan , Greekp.,--Tbia work will be minted on tine paper, and Lined In two large douts lc-column octavo volumed of 418 pages each, illus trated , by Mane, DLagrarna of Battle-fields. Sieges, Naval Actions. Tierra of places of historic - (obtained from'official reports In the War and Nave Departments, ate.,) tocether_with s largeounther of fine steel plate Portraits of proialnent Generals and other Ihatinardshcd Persons connected with th. .Wnr, both North and South. The work when com pleted will contain upwards of one hundred Maps and Diatrotms of Battle- fields, end can not fail In take the (first rank as a Standard History of the Anwrleameonfitet. Volnnui 1., covering the period for 17711 to ISM, trill present a more coinprehenalce exhibit of the muses and Incitements of the Rebellion. tracing the inflect:mei of Slavery In molding. the opinions of the tr.ople. arid In shaping the destinies of our country. than any similar work. ft will also contain seventy Portrafie On ateo, elaa, , ltled-and arranged in appro printe pimps, besides other illustrations of much Interest. This volume has'airead, been published, and is read y for delivery to sub,cribers. I Volume I will be published as soon as pmetieshb after the close of the W'ir, acd in all respecta will be folly equal to volume I. It will contain a raluabb copper plate Map of the Seat at War, about ii by tat inches, engraved ex pressiv for this work, presenting in one view the whole field of Military operations— its Rivers, Railroads, Rattio•Fiteds, principal Mili tary routes traversed by the large armies, Me We some time sine.' received the first volume from 3. R. Morse, eeq., or New Milford, and an examina tion of Its contents satisfies nal that its merits are folly equal to what the reputation of Its dialing-um ed author had led us to expect. We are informed that Esquire Morse has since given np his twee) for the work, eveent to deliver the second volume to the subscribers he has obtained. Mr Wm. R. Sllabse Is agent for this work, roatho rlzed to pmcure subscribers for the same, In the fol. lowlnc - townships of Susquehanna County : Brook lyn, Bridt , ewater, Great Bend, Harmony, Oakland, Thomson, Raiford, Gibson, Lenox, Cliff ord, Herrick, Ararat, and New Milford, Grvat SUretSl4. —The donation visit Inst week In the Methodist Church of thls place, to the Rev. A. fi..Schoonmaker, was a near perfeet In Its sr ranzement and design as fi could be. It was ow gt,od fortnne to he pmsent on the occasion, and rarely bave we been permitted to enjoy an evening so pleamntly. The members of the Chnrch and the Committee of Arranzements are certainly entitled to gm. , Praise for the srdnous labors bestowed on the affair. Doubtless they felt amply repaid Ire ob. serving the happiness of their guests on the occa sion. On entering the Church In which the visit WS elven, we were agmeahly surprised at witnessing the excellent tante displayed In ornamenting the building for the occasion. Festoons of evergreen graced the whole front of the galleries, relieved by wreaths of the same material, which In beauty were y worth of ornamenting the victorious brows - of the "bravest of the brave," while over all end above all In stately grandeur Sorted the barmer of the free, with Its starry folds. Fair women and brave men were there also to lend interest to the scene; and the cheerful mine and warm pressure of the hand which each received front the estimable pastor, ir acknowledgment of the Ir kindness, Increased, If possible, the pleasure of all present. All through the centre of the building, erected nu a platform covering the crate, was a long table,load• tat with the delicacies of the sca.-nt: ; and as we trotii .sl up o n its endless variety of creature comforts thus spread out before us, ti-tons of similar banquets nt the "Astor," "St. Nicholas," and "Continental," passed before our mind. What Enchanter's ward, thought we, has thus ereatell aneh a feast, or brought forth from the rough realities of We such a scene of beauty and loveliness ? Need we say that we were proud of our little town, and felt like elm] lenging " ail creation and the rent of mankind " to surpass it In enterprise ? In concluding our notive we ought to say that while gluing the lull lured of praise to all the mem bers of the committee, espeeial mention should be sonde of the Atlases. Sweet. Ilawley, and Sherman, and of Mrs. Webster, and Messrs. Lewis, Kirby, and King. to whom especially the credit of getting nit the affair is due. In a peeuniary point, the visit was also a great success, Inasmuch an the Iwnelhiary re reiced nearly 5140; which, considering all the cir. cum alanees, was a en :der amount than the most atinguine friend, of Mr. Schonnmal7cr expected lam m realize, Suserschanius County ap - fewitsrral Kawirtv.— The Susquehanna County Agricultural Society ten t at the Coutt House, January lith. IStr., for th.ir arenas' Sleeting. Hort. R. Parke being absent, Wil liam IT. J”ssnp was called to the chair. Minutes of the last meeting, being rend, were al - pi-cwt. - AL It being stated that the elation of oftleerg for th ensniow year was next in order, on motion, the chap. appointed . committee of flee, to report names of gentlemen to the meeting for flint purpose, who, of ler retiring for consultation, mad , reports us follows; For President, flan. B. Parke. ,4 Ildmot It ; Vier Prt sidents, H. S. Birchen', of Jessup, 11. B. Jones, of liarford ; Secretary, C. B. Acre, of Slontrose: Corrcwonding Secretary, C. L. Brown, of .Monoro,,e; Trrasnrer, A. Lathrop, of Montrose; .F.:Teenttre COuitnit tee, James K Carmalt of afontmst..;; 'on motion made and seconded, were unatimoualy elected. A. Lathrop, Treasurer, made report as follows: A. Lathrop in account with Susquehanna County Agricultural Society, 1' 0 3 , 4 latt. 14, To Balanee as Audited Sl2G,cfl Jan. Itl, To Cash of G. V. Bentley, Life Bern- .... 10 00 Jan 19, " L. F Fitch, Life Member 10,00 Feb 9, " Henry Drinker, Ott 51 .) . 10 , " C Loziev 400,00 N. Shounaker, Life Mein- MAY 13, •' from Mcmnrrp ens 611, of tickf.ti 701,45 Nta) " IL•nt of 6,unfi I,r 8161 w 4.00 " County Appropriutiou.... 100.00 OM CoNTIt I Jan. IS, By Canda paid W. J. Sheralin, Poilce St,so o V. Bentley, on Contract 229,00 " W. Cornatoelt., Claim.. 271.08 F. B. Cllandler't bill. . .1.80 " C. A Frink". ... 4.72 •• 1.. L Stone•, Gate Tender. 1.0 " H. II Frazier'. 1111 a.... 4n,so " Ks_ Com. P.:10.. Acct • 0:2 :2 " Baldwin 6: Allen). deems❑t 7.711 C L Br.orn, S;c.r. Lary .. 1010 •' W. L. Yost, Aaal.,tant 1.50 " Prennloini , Balan-•e an hand . . " A. J. Gcrritaon•s toll 11,00 Jan. 17, To Balance on hand $757,90 The undersigned, Executive Committee of the Sas imellanns County - Agri , ultural Society, have this day examined the Treasurer's Account and tied correct as ,tated. A ThI,DWiS, Join K. TAIS.BELL, f'"""dt4e A motion , raa made and atoonled, that Bye-h.nr. section be amended. to read in , followa: "It then be the duty of the F...t-cutive Cotutuittte to fur. t/e Trea.sorer with Tickeff., di.i•ere.ing with the IBA of hartzes, eaeept for Llo-Ntemherehip and oth core, and keep a correct account of the same," which. after di-,•us.4on,wue The, report of Eleeuhtie Committee was post noned until tin April mcelin4. Oa motion, the Executive Committee were direct ed to promil , 4 inner on the Fair Ground. for the judges app.lnted to examine stock di-. competing' for premiums. Bills sier, presented by N Shoemaker nod J. S. Tarhen, am tattling' to fuxty-eigtht dollars, which or,re ordered to be paid On its being stated that A_ J Gerrltson bad re. lased to pnblish the address deliserrd by lion. B Parke, at the FAIT of Van}, (tic hoeing been requested tiy the society to Cornish copies fur publicattun,) it sins la , solas4, That the patronage of tbesocietAhe with held trona said Gerritaon's parr. Adjourned to meet at the Court House on Tura day evening of the second week of April Court. C. M. titatu, S-erriary. Our talicn profs. ROGEEtS—At the residence of hie parents, Ifrb. bens and Fanny Rozers, in Brooklyn, on the Bth day ot Jan. inst., Edwin Rqzers, late irst •Lleut enant of Co. ❑, 4th Rez't PA. Reserves, In the 30th year ul his age. Llebtertant Rogers was the first volunteer !warn Brooklyn township in Aprll. Itoll On the 21 of Nov. following he was discharged on aceoent nI phlldsis pninsonalls which be had contracted In the service. During his protracted illness he never murmured but was :ilways cheerio!. and pat tent Au ardent patriot and brave soldier, lie was also a de voted soldier or the cross. For hint death hind no terror, and hr. tell wleep In the hope of u blessed Immortality beyond the grave. IL JOHNSON—At Newhern, N. C.. Sept. 13th, Ruin of yellow feser, Limit. Allen B. Johnson, aced :9l years, eldest son of Thomas and Eliza Johnson, of Bridgewater. Sussj. Co. TO many outside the home circle has this item, previously published in substance, caused painful emotion. To the large circle of former classmatAls, and those associated with him ea teachers, it, has brought recollections of his student-life whirl, gave promise of a future of tespeciabillty and usefulness. The church, of which he became ri member to 1852, and from which he was honorably dismissed six years later upon his removal from Montrose, lament his early decease, but "not as those without hope." He entis.ted, July, 1801, at Gardner, as a pri vate in the 39th 111., and proceeded at once to Chl- Cage., when the rt.,4linent remained In camp until the following November, when it left for St Louts. A month afterward it was ordered to Cumberland, bid About that time be was made 24 Lieutenant of Co A, and, two weeks later, its let Lit:taco:mt. He was engaged in but one regular battle, that of Winchester, Va., in March 1662. He was with the troops who evacuated liarrison's Landing In July of ltesame year, though be bad not shared the saf ferines and honors of the heroes of the seven days' tratties, hating been sent there -with the rtinforee ments. Jit the lone marches to which be was sub iettedAteltoffered inuctiffrou(prpconrc, fatigne,.and went olinneislons; but bls . rt.dt,b, with the eiteep litigi'orttrtienth which be Plitenr toispltri at Et kleiN,Liel been uafolinlricycel until he wee ettack-. thlit IQ/di as that tiano;tltolnii spite. adce Neirtxlc)maknOt lies:ph:olM tholierrible. dt..V , IIIIV It niterwatd,betAme. -., • In Feb , 1942, he came home no i shod tuilongt=: ten dso n e"vering• hie whole abseueelrom duty—end then he left his Mende for the !ant time, lie riser, not nit the Oeld of battle, hat in the honored grace he shares with so many taltbfuL toktlettt of, the Union that , we trust, is, to be pre4ercea the neer'. LICe. ROSE—.At the house of Ills father, in Bridgewater, fins,i. Co., on the 19th inst., Wm. ft Rose, 'of Com pany D, 50th Regt. P. S, aged shout Al years. Ile enlisted In Pdarth,..lEl6l: and passed With hie gallant regiment through all the battles of the Wit. ticrnese, Spottaylvania, Cold Barber, and the battle in front of Petersburg, and was among the very few of hie company that soaped either death or Impris onment. Be was bokevcr slightly wounded In the arm, but in throe weeks Wll4 able to Mum to duty. Shortly after returning to the front, he was attack ..d with typhoid fever, but by the skilful attention of his phyeleian the fever was soon checked and he be ,an rapidly to improve. I'revietts to the explosion of Grant's mine, and the ars:mit upon the rebel works, he was ordered to re turn to his command, before he had sufficiently re. :mined his strength to successfully endure the ex. posuro and fatigue of that bloody contest. lie was soon attacked with chronic diarrhea, accompanied by a derangetnent of the liver, that baffled the chill of Ilia inedleal attend:ode, and he gradually sank into nhe anus of deat h. lie lied bean permitted to return home on furlough, and was attended In his last 'li nens by Dr. Munch. 1)18 former gallant emoutinder, who had shared wills him the sacrifices and . dangeri of the battlefield. Evvything that a skillful physician and sytuptt thlzing soldier eould do for a former comrade was done for him by Dr. Dimock, added to the nowearied attentions of lured ones at home. But all proved unavailing. . Dealh had marked him as its victim, and on the 17th Blgued his bonotahledbwharge, and permitted Mtn to take no the PALM AND CHOWN of the faithful soldier of Christ. Dpriug his conflnetnebt at the hospital at. City Point, he sought and obtained the forgiveness of his sine, and during lilt entire sleknesa his mind was calmly a loud upon Clod. To him death was Mbar:nod of his terrors, and he gave to hie pa. rents and attendants the most e.lisfactory aissurlace of his preparat kin far death.. illustrating In his last hours that "Jesus can make a dying bed •oft as downy pillow,. nee." The community will deeply sympathize with the Wrrowing and bereft family; and the loyal and Pa triotic Will most devoutly pray that grace divine nay sustain tint' comfort, and prepare them for a lialpy re-union with their son and bnalber, in that Land undisturbed by secession and war. A. ii..,Scnooissusaen. Moutraw, January 1564. parriacri. II EN It —M' DONALD-1n Great Bend, Jan. 19th, by Rkl.. M. Hannah, Mr. John Henry and Miss Alienate McDonald, both of Great Bend. (The Printer was remembered.) WYANT—NrDONALD—At the Fame time and place, by the name, Mr. Charles Wyant and \i isa Ellen McDonald, both of Great Bend. (The Printer was reineutbervd4 I.RM(iN—Qt ICK—Tn Sprincville, on New Year's Ere, be Rev. J. W. Thsyner, Mr. Miner Lemon, of Auburn, and Mist Nancy L. Quick, ul 11116F.Ni kKER—C.I.BTLE—in Rnsh, Jan. 15th, 15G1, he E d. H. li. (lr-ay, Mr. (Rome U. S. t3hoe maker, of litc , h, ziacci , Co. Pa., and Mine Nettle Utstle, of the same place. BURNS—LYONS—In Merrick, Jan. Ifltle, by Rev. J. T Ellis , at the bride' e mother's, Mr. Granville Berns, of Clifford, and Miss Mary M. Lyon, of Her rick,. • MI I, I.F. R— DE Go' Dee. 31st, by R. CLI fford, Fat -I 1 Mr. Nathan S. Miller and Miss .1.1111, Reuel, both of Ru,W , Sasq. Cu , Pa. CLINCII—BORROWCLIFF—In Auburn, Suaque haulm county, Pa., Jan. let, 18135, be Rev.A.Brooka, Mr Milton Clinch and MissStrharine P. Porrowelitt 611.I.ETT—DENN Y —At t he pantonage In Gibson, no the itth nit., by Rev. R. - Ingalls.. Mr. Willard Gillett and Atlas C. A. Denny, both of Gibson, Pa. 12RETT--431LUSPIE—At the sante place, on the 1:• n 11.4., by Rae R Illgllll6, Mr. Wallace Bar rett, of Jacbaoti, (one of Siticridand's hravea,l and AI, Amanda Gillisple, of Now Milford. Tirelo. 'yr- Anneuuternents of Dealer are peallabed vrithoat charree— Ole tams Notices must be paid focus th e rates t ball art a word, Verna dye cents a Ilea. Attaly In GOODRICH—In Brooklyn, Dee. thil, Eli B. C.Kiod rich, aged 69 yearn. VAII.F.S—In New Milford, Jan. 16th; of spotted fever, Rosa Y., younzest child of Ralph J. and iliebe E. Valles, and 6 yearn and 10 months. " Asl.-ep In Jenny! blessed sleep, From which none ever wake to weep." MUCH ARO —lo Sprlneville,Jonuary4th,lB6s, Mrs. Mi•ituda Prichard, aged 71 ri.h.ra and -4 months. The dereas,,i we. a native of Waterbury, Conn. Year tifilf a cenfury ago, with her husband, both then in the yet"- of early life, the subject of this notice left the home of her childhood, and made Springville the home of her fui are early d aye. The early pioneers LA our country duo. tee the grateful nunembrauce of the pO-neat generation. by their energy and perm ,-ctiug toll, they hare changed our country from an unbroken wildernt cs and but thinly Inhabited Into our of the noble agricultural tkeetluott of Mir State; :aid not only no, hut the first settlers of this region, bringing with them a love of freedOm and knowledge, and a nfzt, regard for n.litrion, have by their in allelic, and effortsplanted the germ of our present nonorable and laudable, social, intellectual and mor al institutions. Let us of this day not forget the sac rifices and hardships and privations cheerfully borne try n former generation, in working out the benign results we now enjoy. The deem, , ed faithfully did her duty to the varied walks of lit, As a wile, she was a true help-meet to her eiimpunion., us a mother, tall of stf,etton and car-, as a nel,fhbor, kind and sympathizing, t 3 a Christian, ready to help forward the came of benevolence. In her departure she will be greatly tutssed In her housel.old circle, bat the remembrance of her worth will flourish as an ever green in the heart of her friends, while they tarry on the neither chore of "earth's dark streams." EMI 517a4,31 WILLIAMS - At the rciilence of B. L. Canfield, la,Friend.ville borough, Pa , Jan. Bth, Is4l, of brain foterr-Biti•rett 11., tn,:y child of G L. and 1f..1. ag:•d xic year, Dille months and twenty da)s. $l - .2 "1 Calmly fell ilossilent moonlight r hill and dthi, and y,t With loud, mournful hearts We lingered Itv the , ouch of Everrtt. Ife was ii3ing, gonna rverell, lie was pasidnd. like a siiih, ir,do a wurid ot lore arid beauty, To a fairer world uu higu. 8. A. B Beaufort, S,inth Carolina, on the inth of November, I'4l, after a .hurt illness, Stillman ?nth r, late of this eon nty, ae,d .19 Sir. F olivr was a bathe of the land of !he Pilgrims, near 11 cm, ut h, and brought with him to this vielnit) in early manhood, the genuine principles ant character of his stock. Deeply imbued with true stalliMeilli.S, with a good self acquired eduu•wn, though plain mid unassuming lu bia In iercourse, he w oreasloually known as a candid and reusible writer fur the Preen. liver two years he sent to litton Head and POT& Royal as a 'Superintendent of Plantations worked by Freedmen un ser th, Jo-pits' of a h...e•tulent a , sociation and the sanction of Government; and lately was employ. , rd as a missionary te.keuer of the colored people. tear Beaufort, in which he wan joined by his worthy compuni.,n, who attended him during Lin Last illness. As a scrupu.onsly honest man, a sincere friend and fag tie• writer or tu - r. verily b •I lever) a tens Ghriatian, ilia tors ...Übe deeply regretted by those who beat t•'ucw him. Coin. JENKIVS—TO Th.MSOI.I, October 12th, 19341, of consumption, B. F. Jenkins, aged 33 yt-ars. MILLE:It—At flarford our the 17th inst., Mary, daughter ot Rev. A. Miller. Iti altportri. New York Wholesale Prices Ourrent of Produce. Reported PI, the LTnrrcrpe itztnferromr . by J4jSrAti r;AItP ENT EIL Coe. MercLant..92, h 25 Wtk.sbitztaort 81, New. York, to whmm sklymcnts may be tr.ttle. I , 9o.thintl, of the met v 9133 9111 he tuirancett et , the tt,lpt of th 3 cond., If d , rdred, sad qtrck rtlttrt mute for the balance. Foil elscctious ands weekly fine of htutrze try toattto those makthz sklztrocut9 th. - -elrtvr., tom. PD./ " 4 1 , 1 70 1 4.. V Th. ro ell .e •, •. I (1 , a, 10 , steamy , bush. 3•9. t 0 9 9'. t3ortt. 1 87 99 190 I. ou eo , ltnes, P tnrret, • trt 0 7 73 goiter. In W. 11, 51(4 ItI;Irillongt, o(4olfiJ tirklus. " 69 .` dry. VS. :RR 24 i n m il, .4 4,4 4 rneen, 120. • rbeenc, 44•044, tU 4d ..11, Lard. coul 644 51 (4 :4 •• mrataull, " 14 44 14' Bald. f 11.14. 1)144, lyma 1100 D ne d A s r 1.14 . 4, 112 prlam, P4l o 0 44 11 .141 , :A ?Olt. " 00 63, O•'0 • ••,• 00 44 SG 01. •••• 411,4114, (41 !Izma keel. y m :3(4 „Y 1 B9r.b4frtte . k 5 40 " is 44 " 13lcktaariat" 12 44 ." 'I44A-na. '" .i. (1 14 Ems, fnde, 14 dancr, 43w D /Nary, " 9:: 64 3: ' Ruled. " Met dek'cleleze, Lye. " 1661 CO Plow, ereut, Yeel_ een ye few r w k,,, v „, - • Y (d 26 • • rye - 9 1.1 a 0r.. , ' G.,ree, "" 1!06 13 floor 544-41. P hand, 9w 04 4411 tha44, " 12 en te 13acIradinat Figur " 600 CI .5 31, ClO‘nd ddad,, 0 14 dd 17 Flex, p m en es , e, rierweeT 5.... 0 beep 573 41 6f4 Pantbc., lira ge .fm.e. T. 7 ,4 KO i F:43 Seed. " e 70ee 190 Beef Pee, Vle •0 Le 1% raltow, 1 1 14, 16cit, 1 7 !data:, La cercals,P 1, 10 tid 111Wo A. n'innad. " 95 49 190 14ml, ,la 69 1% Wool. alza:seard." 6002 69 t.c7t7. Amused, "16 17, App cs. wnix; • 3 Wheat. bushel, 2 ears 2 a Maple SVta. e Nor.-6 fell report or the Nev-Sort 31nrket can be seen on Va . te. orj lime by calling at the Office In Btoolrose. 11, the stove I ttlyen the low.: and blew:pekes wt.:6 ate goven. at by qualltyendsentdttloa.. Monjartleirilthai strength incall , itted above. can be (mod on the reaort la on; olhee, Carriage Shop its . PULL BLAST u tru t meri ved.._ l „ 2 ,-.... of C4tll, a"lurail=a, 311,111616 a PENNSYLVANIA otrtium f , ,pig corm: Office 139 South Fifth Street. PHILADELPHIA. COpltal /1,000,000. 300,000, /twee, at $ each ILESIIIIVED CAPITAL 6240,0a0 President, ALEX. K. M•CLUP-E T. 112 117D21( Aim* W. DAIRIA A . A.JAtlrld Mil IL 01/41. A. tr./111i2ogn. i.., e% UM. Ala ETAS, TILUILIUM dAMF6 M. El. L ERS. ELISIUL W. DAVIS. TlROompanyttlie SM. of lend, In tee, on illkgbeny River immediately. opposite Oil City, and adjoining Laylonia, with 110 rods float nn the river, nt.d tx rode hunt cm Lays Ran. lton.. C. F. Ittanatell, editor of the Oil City Roams, and agent for this bnad. met:natty Company that It trill sell In lota for glOOOO. re Irvine the oil dent, w net !0 worth $1tt...00 additional. Nuevo- STU verge on w tat of mermen not slot ConfenT MY Ole nein 19 oun•E Lore t• nod Rd Company have tWO geed engines with complete Onetime to at orate nroodlate y for 011. The tnrrftory this immediate lomilry McAteer, foiled to porton profitably. Oleo, rue hundred In lee annpfe, In the oriehmted Cherry Roo district-, immediately adjatnlng Cherry Run Petroleum C. rooy, w h,re stoTh I, now worth over 00 her share. The Company now hat otfere, IlflocKorld lmulielentent, for 110114 Wediaon lease, Without any cue to the earpondlomand oat !WC Ile irrOceltel to go to the Compray. The Conte. and 81.Nlebotsa 00111pardiet IRO Vat 4, n tho,ooo, to ..Cl7ekttsallaNC% hie. poonlano 1, ad. lt 'to Como., One 40 acres, In fee aim , pie, nu CherryT roe lino, I,lot. eloptlte Into Od Creek, and In the li pr..tuett,e .ot of the °II TertlVT, mid 110 late to its not 11. nn, eve arties&bis Ilestmouth Of Oh Creek. and rot Deer two torellmot the celebrated Reed wodt, now prod., eine over tell harre:r let der. faro. the lease of quo, tract. of land, Iwo On 011 Creek, rash pro dnehtz nv r ten laurel.% ow' day, SOS ona,,on ielleghette RlfrK pa. &ton, len tor t e. per day of hooey olt..wodh now 631 per buena. Thu Compeer now nrsorcr I,Lreoloorl he of the aromatic( tbelest named wvll. and oot•Lalf of Ito ...tnet two. Reteh of thews Meta will he developed the ('otopoty irf slaking additionl went and the tomcatted fittlere aro Low on Lend to do IL. na . , •ffl. , f n.,n 4. proatcate the developtueat Of Ll.eot Int!4 r. and [h.? balm entire confident that , h,y yen- dtvlOtoadanla the capital mock. r3r t be IttaAV ploll/pltY, ZS more lb= .u.-half of IL. asocit 4111424:0-11. 0o1•-, I, ••1 , 1 ••• T. d at the ,Cm of the Company. 1-ef. TIMES ARE 6ETIIN6 BETTiII I TT is tratiflinv n. tbolßl.o auccrera and victories of on, A If a:4.1 N..v v. foal con ,, mocuti y the DECLINE. of all Wads of tuerul.a.U.,e. dttiteqhci.9, iose4b4qtr, & ea. Eve, rawly 11111 Viillll/ ¢ 0 ..,1, 1 1 10. ay:o,n p.aby take plo.surc SO 00110 , 0,,1L., to tun.nrons Merida and cndomea lat 16e} 143,4.40-4 Large and Elegant Stock of Goods generally krpt by thew for the Pall and Winter Trade IMEEM Decline of Prices, eve tbsrelbre pretr.“.l to suit MI ',want of, and can manna extra s u it to MI bums of Dry Goon.. Fancy and :Millinery Goods, Clo'Mug, In arbleh , t•lnt to v far the host and 1r od complete any to well., et, It enearanden tdi Rae of P.m-C=l .4 Domenic EIRESS G+3012,6 V with as Elezhios I` , l,snattii. Sombailnea, (m tai Cloths, Le. vita.. AlTimms. Lister& all wci , loi pan maim 1) La., ann YiaiCs %And/ gnats, int., and in DOMESTIC GOODS I'rteii, flu una. Dentre.., etetek.. le, named. of ell color. attut posh Uel. LINEN GOODS. ror iloasFle.p47g. SHAWLS ! SHAWLS ! stele and (Muth: Woolen. rrocbe. ShetLad irool, sod Cashmere. CLOAKS, CLOAKS, allot best tostettob sort of the West sine. ebLs. clo3ittbr Cole teas!. Mood...bobs r. ots..rproof eiotbs soda bag. yule. ty of closints trarontess for =ch. FURS ! FURS 1 FURS ! ttils Ilea me srmild eereel.ll9 C.ll the attentkei or MIMS s 10 Ota mom rurni o•ud prices, which defy competition. Hoop Si( 2300 p Skirt* Hoop Skirts, Ladieet. Vines, mai Chihli en . , en. of all shapes CO' Mlle; Of the Pen y 4.11117.4 steel ma make. iCaariscifiqt Corskbtaa„ Corsets, of the tool Frouch mute, •epeetor to any others out. Woolen Goods In EfoodA, N0bt.1.2, S-ontagr, at_ az, as a verf lam line READY-MADE CLOTHING rlt. fullittry tt. :c.v.. ever, our Meek In thli branth of trod, I.+l nellair gadded to rat abd every one to mut et l'unthi. and Boyle Clothing either in et-Me, irsl . tv of ,embt, or make. am noatlaue making up rs,mao "f I / rc ,r.. 1 rmgmatally draw tte at•mation of all Mai :n Int h ti their elestlft made to =la. to Full Satisfaction in Style & Make GI . . T.a a call awl mamba Gar goads. GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO. /dor Vast_ Seri. 9E. 1844. Re4l Estate Agency.! THE yrit4,91,17. c-11.s.eZ nen ed sesrtnerzhip end opened za of. Dr p. —Lam, old rental of real estate In the Con ny of , 11.01, . .haft try to make. It for the Intentea I • , :no4le ~• !.., I, 1.1,1 , 1,nne..11 , ..ii. dr rent real estate, to tez can :• es - N.114110 to all ehow count bolt; . N,. .s \r, tram whence name moat of the ;eruue u- pll, I:..'e m t •I: UT. H lade b externeve4 alool.thec urfr weld wiliere the costteneendenet. ed tow 11, ,WlL:arta-131 , c. ice have Several Farms on Hand, it. , bower pare of the porclura money enn rlin 1 ru I. rat of VeCat. parable In InelolltocnU. N.b. 'nodit F0r...0 Lake, 151 Inaproved. good etta..oitto toot, none, ot !I ,alered, end will ntogtort hobo an . .rri,lt.ot to r.ertrog" gettoOLL god intoltonloo d twee to.rt 4.llnek 'looney no month for • wriest"? ream Nn. I and n, I , nr. kiln. ILI psonsil Ipj 100 acne trot tonere:. •r 0 olintot. ton dwelling bnuter, two barns, l'onveolent to mot lii of torn-.;a, Ih.jli Well nutted fine dales potroonato,— part of the onrets.oe limner may ?rondo for G ante•Orynn. No. 4.-091 erre. ill lan J In lOnotok. 120 Unproved, von watered and leaved. c'" . 1 • 1. 0 . 1 .1,1111‘• how, 2 tisenej °reload., need sheet. at dont, •tnot -It.o to ten, the whale farm fbr 130.2 p e ar. Teen an.l• L.l/1 Et/e from OJm•u Comte, sad dot toltes from tf nntrneo, Two thin', of the pnralu• money tan ronabl fora sed. lee of to tr., 00 , 0.4 I.f tm , tl nod mortgage No net-- of land in Itridgetraxer township tis miles tram \loran.. , Ocrer I 0111,0.1, a reel new dwelling boom, barn, faro It, elnalo, a rood grafted orceard, well vaned One half of the Curthae , mOn , 7 cat remit for a tdonher Of years, Seared epos the p, , 121.11 Na.ll —.looo. In 13rIllnerale, two male, from Morn Moe . ISJ a.ann itt.;,ror. 41. rad new dwelling boom, barn. and tar ard. Ontottard .11 the put Wass money down. end the bateau In I. !La. 4. end 5 vn.i, Nn. tllua'u In t",orneblp or Falai Lae. foar oaths fresio linntroar. Lt ot t.tt, the house. MS scree. Own . 100 •toontee t l, a ooerd tiwe,lo. 4 ouee. two hanis end abeds..good oreh sr& ewe odd in doorl mooing order; sod eider will. diming hl water. milk house..te- _Taws: Ons4ielf ed the purdheas money down, the valance Ina -r nrn,r,n. No. 8,-..214 tones of land In if orriek township, 190 acres fawns. no, gond daefllrto Lot, too tarn., ompat boom, One stab/tag. wed wain.< and n*..lcr , cmg.nt Imym-.llet.t, onteenlent to seborthp end -n on. and esti be enAnnentlentti div id ed and MO liool.ooforale 1 cravat Ono-half dear% balwoe instanmeoto. the nwn 4;10 of Jowls, revert miles from Mont one, nn•inin:a.st, ace , ... fortgAve Implored, a good hot Dare. a grafted ntoll'ord, and 'sugar very der gar hash. convainlent to C Schooia. and Sidi., U.r parcbsse coonoy down, the balance one b• rift! 0 font 'gnat turnenta. No. In.-alt ,v In li. lownlilp of New Milford, ento.llOlog IGO aeont—LOnattrta Inwr. V.d ; two man hoot the Ilorougt or Neer ob •ot olgltty rodo frnw tho Lankswein sod Wedoto Aall [Se ; I ~,, ,, • rect .1111 rprn tn find buildings,. end • fine bearing nether]._', none of atter trot noon the premien gartatir for It, of tele, ton tot.,•— anal Noise In the innnedlete vielsdly and threvdirdsent entiertes 010 In awn rapes. lOn eonhobothe font] von tte tool If toe otatitaser oltuald not want the whole. t ern. rem....thiv. No 11.—0 , 3.. - cr•• theTill•ge of SuAquAltanna peen. Inth E•l- nn,l ny. nt of the aami amain...dot fano. t vlll.ltt fr om •blck to a Avant In Me TD;ogs. WW II:aro tts coo., ono trot,. to Aare the care, Thre are steed 'MOO taNmaon 0. Iry On e Lon •,11, 1.-files • quALIIII Ito •ea and w 1,4 o le of LI. illige; colid 41,•115•• Do..m five. ard fay, ^Alerel• Won OD thifarro sen of , Of P•iut, m1r.,•r.4 • pint nil I Iffifood t•tnlng cadtfi M0d1 , 3.1 orchards: No No It, loan 10 pa/pelmet train, Imre the depot ally: Parr W 01•31,1•1•• tu, to nuke money Um farm holm Memel deliratdoLe .Le co..e. part cf tbo f‘lste. A. cqueiammor, . . • • . zmbe. AMlrem ' CILA MBERI•L'e k WNW, Jar.oar., 18. 186 t —cf llontroir.ltvsznelums Co.. FIRE INSIIKAINCE: I T; • 2 , 04L4111)F4L4.13.1.A.,:. -• • , Has 'Established an Agentyin Montrosa,l4a. This is the oklestingurance Co. in tAa U. States. , CASH CAPITAL PAW LtitiE;2l UYltifi ' • • . . sitbose or stlygotdOoniiiinytq %Ler elsowtiere, cad Its Director. aretzomtbs Inn ft: bawl's!! pi„.8.,..17 4.13.. TM= 0. 40141.0, Predgens. B. STROUD, 41= 1 . 4. Hantroze.A.o 0.04247 015ce ha 14011030.11f1ek8 6TtSUrGra„_. rz=i i v it a c so ,ns • . PEW fllllOl4. vorium4urris WASH= lant extend hun ez, Stu for Om puTimat (Man pry wows. Orxe699. AN.* . Red , 19nD 9nd are. Rom mid WOK HIM. Cap, m Gamma Finding Sian pm+ kw! y Camplal by M. B. Wll. r/oMoil. W 9 migmethelly gads IbipanuMAMl 211. • • B. W..Wi45677. JEFF' (iRIF MCm (4 l O ) r ittwalt MM. V. it, muslin- Cast, Pahl For Buckwheat = TE alwerlber e'en far de a few choke Baildhkg Lou In Great Bend Yaw,. la den Maxbalty la th e ateaWcaks of the D. L. n'. R. It. Go. now In mom. They ere bad eat earmaMot dupe and ars of lama ate.and can ter_purebaard ai Üboral mu and on nary termer terMa. E. Plattleti.. Great Beta Detembcr U. 1864-IL NEW GOODS. JUST OPENING. IVZ=ZI•M1300•.• lwa • atoll estietir ousta.. SIDLES. Ceeeeb re-lbulel. Village Hyman Marten Albums. and 000 A Book . Ult Pdt.eete. &c. Just opencd and Ay tale by J. LYONS A: SON. Wootnme..noeetuber 1664.-1( NEW COODS. A LARGE ADDITION TO MY STOCK OF Dry Goods and Clothing. Lwpt fa Nat at kora:ma, 401.1111Astad cheap. Callsadsat 11.% 91 lA4 I. R. MIA Nlll.lOl. NEW MOM NEW GOODS' '; Be Ha RILL & 00 1 34 Court street, Binghamton, N. V., have amdaatly cm laud l eMackofgoab°C°Fle4tol 4 ru4 Tann, of User ceellola. CHINA, GLASS-WARS, LAMPS. TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FANCY GOODS FOR ALL MEG HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WOODEN-WARE, .4 C. lierthantamil/ be supplisd et Nev 'fart lo li bbing mien n. Mita; co finitiodon. B. Y December HU, y OYSTERS. (I TITERS erinsteritly an band. sag ?OKKALE by the KIDO or otherwise. by it ellittlNAN 11.rornhor IPSIIO 110 *TA ;4 g 0 g 141 Thetamed!does are warranted If tl , l 6 daccordlue to direction. Trf them end If not mtl.amory return me half tto raedicaua and tna ro,ney will be refbuded. I have gold %bourse& of bottles, but note here Montt& SCOT'S CHOLERA CURATE. 'nth menden Is composed or Gam and Baste. 111114 e9rne an em. mcd , ste reaction In the gram, and Is Mum es. to all. It Insi boo. used Is the SPOTTED FEVF.U• In 11 number of cloes..d proved 111'005.1. Full dlrectio.. CUL bottle.. 1 . 01. 50 U... SCOTT'S SANATtVE MUTE. It Is sesapseed of 'eatables. sod Is RAMIS' tsfraless. Pdo , tweol.3.flic =ls • tot. • :rata Q7.:—Webwra WM ample opporttmKyof 'Maur the ,1r tun or yOor Cerate for may prink hid fluff lc .13 yam rtroMmord et. and we baton no herb talon In 'etymon...dine v to the public W BINGRAV - ,11. L. Fu.llllfuid. CALVIN C. HaI...VIT. IL. tl.. Wdetrate. Wm. R. elltß. * Intattorre. Itarmartztad byL 8,41, Smarm, P.. .od for Oak by I. N. BULLARD. ...rm.. W. AND a SON. New 1111 ford. Lc A SCOTT, SprlagyMe. Scranton. Das Nth. Mei —tf GROCERY AND SALOON: TIM enh.riben =tithe their bualnees at the Old Stand ob e Mae Meet Where thee Wired ee 1.111 their patrothge Pin We , Me. Meet. nub treatment as le I cr.. to call &gal, We lave be/towed pvticular vitiation to fitting up our LAMES' SALOOR, r= Ler room s to and OMga ad rj ta: REFRESHMENTS r• Sareatni ear ILA of edibles Wrist Bed Belli ma be fiutton ho p s. °isl a, e es Him and Clam,teak. Mp s form hot or mold. Pickled Tang.. Lob or. Sardines, de,—lnerew averylblas the market &SW& In the tray of drinks. wekeec i verythles except aplrlftrone or al. whelk betwee Oar malt are of the beat finality aml ererrentett pate. n. Also Domestic nes. ~ ldet. Bareaparll la, Soda Water, Small Beer. &e. Ice Create to surname. . We have secured the sera*. of a 11” Islam Skaek and arairant werythbas prepared to nit the Matt illyeralled Wes. Web* as hand the lemma deck of Cmatemeeere ever broeeht Imo the County. We dm eareleh. whoteeale er ntall sayehlm in this heaths& may tetanal An an* SS cheap as an be batted anywhere. Tobacco and Cigars Obeying 15 ,, d motto:Tobacco of every brload,and elsarsof, ov et" , quality. from •" =1 grab"to Meanest. Caroled Harms. ' arl . ale r i l4E3 Mel Onr stock ofOroccries can't be neat in this taut Of the for quality and Irnmem of price. not oicentlng IllnalkamtoT.Ve will furnish Flour. Salt. Soar Molnerre. Cod.% Tft-rub.etteen Salsa. tito. and ererytnina in Met line of the beet malltiml. my quantity ?tom ohs pound to a ton. Our endeavor .111 be to please all mho may fkrin na arltb Mel, pattomme.pledgtmonreelyes to WM.in deal aid to the de/WY One Price System I Ileatraea. December et1.1814.-D. Toys for the Holidays ! A Very Large ArtoortmenVot Childrens' 'Toys, which .0 barite the attention of throe intereeled. raii and et amino, andtrno teill be eeryapt to buy. & 11ACON. Montrose Nuember W. ISM. OYSTERS in 'tnost ever shape. 45 good &Mi.( nod volt nig Wows ims as coss tobooed any. Whore. Gemulte PhitsualstOL ale.. Mee demotic Wine. candy and oma. 411 bf be hid mB=4lBlll the Mantras 10.400 n. To The Farmers. • . CaU wad sea erte / want la Moro ikUttio dad yau Moat boAnia or wading yaw PeaUsy, Gasaa. Flalamed and Bate to a pod rupundbla Comiabakat Haw la nal Tart. or* thaa 1 as ra lla Kuzma H. u.Dopmoss. garam, December My ISM .• k • - • am" - • • • •• OusePa. Soldier's hank Bonnty*Back PaJ LIMMUM AGM Cur ins °mats ritiFilMatoi pump 'tuna* od a= °chum . osier notrighl. OMal J. 71. Mi:ll — Ml4l moattow4cassitua.4t. . . 44 1 t 4'; BALDWIN& ALLEN. LOTS FOR SALE. L t, TLEIII , SCOTT'S FOR DysENTERs, • CHRONIC DIARRHEA, ' CHOLERA MORSCS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, -NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND SICK HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. FOE MINS, SCALDS, OH SCALD HEAD, FROSTED FEET, , INFLAMED EYES. - WOUNDS, OLD lILVERSi CIELAPPFD RANDS, INDOLENT TFMORS, SPRAINS, DRCISRS, PILES, CORNS, CONFECTIONEBY.' Pennsllvaila State Norma4chooli AT MAINIMU, TIOGA (WM Pi 11;9ttattoevti te;vd.awite maw ataantsmai tr. e•mbr.7.lB6S, as • (ATM NOMIAJI SCHOOL. Old WA& V "d Iv such In t•Pptemtel 111•3. C it•cond School You will commons on . . Momlay, September sth, MUM • PM' P. A. Allen, thr the ma. els yeas In dam eg sly Ellailf Cooly (PO Nasal Bch ha ban elected Pr7 O,, V . Prank Cosby. mealy of th e serns Inentstlon, has lass to to Protheondds of booster lux/ Literature. Peet It • Intl E th an thrMloth the outs as s ontianatt3/ Oda* sable. parades a snake/ coalesce! of /Mem peas es es all& co, of testltca; ant a thorough annalsanee grim their aleren.' el cents aoudad from Ina sennealan IMO County teaßelseht Cc. try ...aka of PClltily luta; u well am hi otber Stan) WWI Pte. Crothj+ . s hie 'pedal department, hash equal, and yerialsilli aden of • ars sale casedhl experience ea • teseher of Mall various ranches it sre swathe lan of the Ether Mils Competent and thorough thas proaded.fothb gam deb. doom at the &bosh_ L The bolldlag le to be Milted erns/daft sad MOW aft/Maw to r e the srat assamth tads, togethet with en essemas cella**. lon of mnsa. charts. and walls of reference. Estella & Chendend , and Psllanyhkel apparatus sill 14 ba reselltnea at the sgenV the saccl. To hero pace sith th e tageoreteents an eIIOW 0 rneaslorn std be crated, Gar wid th a rattoth=dasel lb!, healer end ligbier enthlas has already beat The 001 Mettle/ lab/three taw or ugniemeeta sus. Than ace% the loth of firdastaa botktays. Zr I. datable{ t kneads sheath enter at thswawa= et stems sod for a period of net left than thirteen vests. sithence. pee tern. Sa.oo. No ears charges ler the tathdaElls gil hbaber inaberrullegi. Tent book., tented it rbuonable rake • act I estotandal musk at usslten• wars Boenbag In the tall. 43 On pa val. Mao geld b dtnated sixteen mike from Tthy, Ps, telth= slate conmoudeatlon. Pa father particulars Wass the i tat, a Wanes& Tog. County, r... di LBEETCIARIst W. C. AWL ,IT ' Rasta,. Padden% Bard of Ina* atandthd, A Onst 111. MLA/ A SPLENDID LINE I DRESS COOLS Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, i3loal[• jugs, Hoods, Miklos, ace. dr4; A 66DUCI5D MOM% itTST RICOEMD £T READ, WARMUS & POSTE:ifIL ALSO, A YOU AMORY Domestic Goods, Prints,Flanasels,COoths, CasSimeres, Jeans, &0., REIAD. WARTROUS do 708nr4 133=111 CROCKEDY AND CUTLEDIr. A FINE ASSORTvICNT JUST nEocurzu A? READ, WARTROIIB & FOSTER% CASH PAID FOB DRESSED IEILOGHS BALDWIN & ALUM HIRSCHM M BROTHERS BE° leave to nil the attentlati of Inlllol-LAJORMSI to their ezteodee aseartztent of DRY GOODS, Millinery and Fancy Goods! Yankee Notions, WOOL ANT) cycvrovi . HOEMICILIT. Car pets, Oil Oloths,&c., &c. Wl2lBl thry are prepared to sett id reweicaila gang. Tbstritaitte DRESS GOODS 1• unneuelly Lane, comprlting the Latest tad Eldest 000 data thl market, purchased at lb • late Suellen Palm at Pawn mock helm the marlin pram, and Wl co said with • small adrzeue— &LO. ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, cmyrns, OAS BALMORAL SKIRTS, ewlor sceursdoorN. ART awn" Mao a Complete Llue of F_A_Nr CY GOODS, HOLIDAY PBEEMIIH II I IRS CD PIA NA BROTHERS. so. to cx.n Shad. Bleck Otto . IIMIUTIL" Illatimmtao.Dcenater 26. MI. STERLING & LOODIE K ZX' TUE LARGEST ARD Mar sosormissr or MERCY:KAM3DM to be roam lathe coutAry.stri mart of It waoptOdallitt Previous to She late Adranee la Prices, wed, maks thew to Sell Goods much Below Present Bathe, we have eorataittly as hoot tan _by tit. Barrel. Fine halt by the hock rad NW Bane!. Turn yasoa Salt for Packing tint, Flora. hole Leather. DIM al* Nall Hods, Tow Co*, wad I..lllBteel Canine Bolt.. Plaster, Dry Goods H a m and ooeries i Boots and Shoes, Oaps, De ti, D , == . ltorr az ,Z i o u V ry lV 3v red i tal d ars, B4, Palasa, dmins. Grindstones, Ineelbarroser. remind Lit. BMW° Robes, Pocket and Table antler s , Plated Spoons, Roman, Tar, Re. Wo ern belows few of ewe pees= pekes, entleci to in dumps ef the maiket, 1o: r4e,t0.11 SC try brrel toe pee i.d. tarn Segrl to l e& And ererrildnd not =crannied to the wane raopertb=. Anse aslt Is for people to ciLLI tad lee for themeless, ei Igo POI Laddlan tbst se cm meet theft cram ?wake eneetatmets. STEBLIZIG LOGIC& &a/fp:vine. Pt., net. 21. FOR A GOOD FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. The Pride of the Went Pant• ily SONVillfg Machine MAT BE HAD OF THE AGENT. F. D. CAGE, Great Dead Villnce, Pa., FoR TUE ABOVE BUM THIS is tear kind of machine, dmple , datable. easy la op ► rate will make shoot' 00n witches per minute, seta a smog team. sad etah te run by a were Iffew =theme an. wanted to any neighborhood ID Dal 07MI. or pletwe let the rube ener km. by later or otherwles. sad be wilt se on band" with the =chimes; or ma at hiaredden*, sod ND , hem work P. D. CABE. Mont. Omit good Vlllate, Pa.. Oct. IL Ml.—Amos th HaRBT ic. asood. SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY, AND BACK PAY. I =dentinal. LJOIMED 1.011:247 arras amour. r cu llßNT*lnil gireprompt atramtlen to all elelaus intro s 4 * e. Chymem LOW. enformattan TANN Nontrom November I. 1864...1v L T. TITO& THE .LATEST STYLES. ;01131 SATITIM Rtmalettrorg: vari to It SIN elegsac. area .4n. L ed DES OLOA b—lbe taloa Wow Tort sills. Prtthey ova 1. N. a.nftr•V bileabam. M.w II .1/Lei fif WHEEL HUMS i WHEELS AND *REELS• A ulna siAlris to pmebaa any onto OM ranteel artleles A rrirl rtirrnrelyes nuked Ly talon g or.thp.phlasram ado .hop In p.yrea Youwhy. or on B. UU. bett Morel llontrose. Flax Wheels. Wool Wheels, Clock Reels and Wheel-Reads, Wholesale and Retail. Best Wheels and Heads that CM polidhlyp!ln . m .a. Llclerran.Ltedllproyeriy wed. Montrose, Jannvy I. Ws. N. 11.--Repalrtre done on etod =Lk!. C. U. O. 11. 171e11.A.111r Rc CO. O Commission Nerchanta, in LIVE AND DRESSED _HOGS, Beef, ffintton, Poultry, and Cal~ei, BUTTER, EGG, STRAWBERRIES, AND PEACHES; 408, 404, 405, MO 4005 WEST WASHINGTON MARKET, New Tort. • EMU DOUBT.' J. 0. W124114101/1 I N. S. gain . . . - . . . - . GOOD WSW TO WoRIC IA ART T6S11108•11011 OPA s SSW MILL. MEM graltim.. s slaildi • - - `.ll-I=tlll/. 141.1131 v.. q"."1".""' PHOTOGRAPH ALIOTIRMi • - , 44 ,44 1 , 44 , , POPP•bisiolkir ea =I AHD CLOAAINCIS• I= 412 61