The Grbat Vietoty at Winchestet ... '
IVAlingttiii, March 26 —The_
,follow.in
despatch from General Shields to - Seoator'
met, dated Winchester, to-day, *as read
in the Senate this arternoonl—
;
"On tliti mornin - 7 erthe it3d, my-command
7 0 00 tn. 8000 strong, was attatked near
this pliweity Jackson, with eleven tvgi
meats of infitntry, the Irish battaliOn,
alinati 500 eavalry,and t wettipeight pieces
oi:u•titlert: After a severe tight the ene
'my were put in 'complete mitt, kitting
be!Ii1111 ttco pi e ces nfeannnn, rOW CaiSSOnS,
and a large number of small arms, besides
about 300 prisoners. .oitr loss - iA I'so
300 womidett. The enemy's loss.
i. 500 killed. and 1000 wounded.
Winchester, 31arch, 26, P. SL-W6
expect to obtain - I.OA of the killed and
wounded, on both sides to-night ' , •
Captain N. IL Brown, of •the ronith
Ohio, has-been appointed Deputy Provost
Marshal here; • . •
A committee of citizens; in eotkinnetton
with, the Mayor and Provost Marshal,
have buried all the Rebd-detnl-which har e
been brought to town. 'Eighty-five were
buried on -the battle fie!d, aful one hon . -
dred and twenty-three onithe roadside
between here and Strzeiburg.
Two hundred and thirty-five piisoners
have been sent to Baltimor. Others .are
on their• Way
A messenger from' .-Strasbnrf.;states
that General Johnston 'Was tb hate joined
Jackson* Strasburg, but Isubscirptently
Neat himword that he should not join him
till 3fotalay.nig-ht, and their : combined
'forces would have aniounted to :from
ttcmty . -five thousand to thirty . thousand.
The Itcbels were entleaviiring keep
General Banks front Moving to another
pint, but .Tackson, being falsely informed
that our troops had nearly' alt left Win
chester, hazarded his fatal advance alone.
Thousanik,ofpersOns are visiting the
battle tzrounti and bringing "oCts lawmen.
toes of the terrible fight, j: : - --
Our pickets are Aix mks k and Stras
burg. 'Jackson was not sight. All'
the fenees, -trees awl -ground , along , the
route ;how the terrible effekit or,Onr artil
lery on the: retreatingeueniy:
General Shields arm Ink been reset.
Ills condition is now condbrtable, and he
will probably be Ale to !resume active
duties in two weeks.: •
TENNESStr. 1 - NIONISTS.4II3C Iroll. Em
erson Etheria..e has writttln n letter front
-Nashville, st am in.. that the Um. Win. 31.
Polk„a-h:ottier 1;e the late Pre , i,leni
ti in that city, and that 'Ole Min. W. 8..
Stiles is shortly expeqe,l. 'Fitev are
Loth strung Union raun,i Awl will co
o.) Kith (1 :.V,l t n-to l in ra
ting the State Mnehinery into op:mitten.
Oar national efirrenewis good there :e
in New York, witileClinfeklerate o nOtes
el:num-old on!y thirty tents on the it - Oar.
The prospects of coax iliadon arc eneour
, - -' •
aging. !
. •
L.) South Anbani Pa., on the. 10th of
1802, by nes . Mr. Worrel, Mr;
Emanuel - -0. hunialt, of Aysliopptm, -- Pa.,•
to Miss Elizabeth,.lle 4 icikefi, oft South
Album. ,
In I.,:lthrop, on the 23.11 ult.. S. W.
Tewksbury. Esti.. Jlr. Julius 'Betts, of
TA; hrop, wool . Ib . " -- Ansv;. A. livown, of
Lenox. -;
MTN & UOYER SUN
URGE =1 tiEDluri_Erms,
r 01: fly
TIEZ:RY BURRITT, Now Milford
ABEL 'FURIZ ELL-
N-ow offers for sale.one n . f the largest:anti
best selections of
GOODai
Ever.afered iti SusquehaHna ConntY, and '
probably. comprtsmg the greatest VA- ,
niErr or most different articles of any
Store in the Northern part of Penn:llya
mia.-and perhaps atilt. , entire ttate. An '
assortment is kept in about- thirty s tiffer+.
tuft branches: of trade, and the selections
are made from about forty •of the Lest',houses in i New ,York, and, more than fif-,
ty Dealers and Manufacturers out of'New
York. A large proportion of the Good:'
are brought direct front the Manufacturers,,
Otis insuring genuine articles. Custom,
ers on entering the Store must not expect!
to find everything in sight, but tiearly
ey
'ery article wanted, will he produced by,
inquiry. Some idea of the Stock may be
tormed by the folliytvin7 general outline,'
but enumeration is impracticable.
DRUGS .;4,‘i'U
PAINTS' A.A'D OILS,
DYE S7'UFF S 7,
GROCERIES,'
LIQUORS,
GLASS-WARE,
WALL and wlsi?olV PAPER
.lEIVEL RT . ,
. 42 ,
SILVER- IVA RE, i
-pERfruMER3I
F•XCY GOODS,
,MUS(CAL IN ST EU ME N . T
•
Im U:SIIE
1 - MERICA2I 4. POCKET KATINES,
TABLE CUTLERY on,/';
. . SILVER PLATED •11-;%??4'
;LAJf PS, MATERIALS fur LIGHT.,';
,rhieDIVAI?E, •
;RED ,CORDS - '
~ . STOINE WAR E,
.1 1 Ar : ; ( ...'0 9DS, • .-
..VIRRORS, j • i
- 417.17) Qir,4l-trh PIC/I;7l'R GLASS,'
az:iioan,ipits,. 1 . ,
V.IRIciSfIE..q„ . , i 13-IID ?CRS;
spE4,Trielsgic' .. , - 1
ir
WHIPS. ik1...1.511E ~ 4 . , fl 0071 S
GUNS, PISTOL , : H.
• ironA*co'i
MEDICAL de, WRGICAL Ilairtearri4i
SALT, ' "
P6TASA.I.I I C.
U.lfilltfi;LLAS, •
'4'r P r een',
. 1 •
In short,ilearly every thio...e. to *Pi Itrkre 1 trkre 014
Fi...1:, to lease the to m ei' I o,lieliglitli be eye,
- to uratit'y Ills fAuf•y, stIOI itiAo to emolage
to I he real elot r.:ll , statitial eon/finis of liti!,
• •
The tttteotion .4;r 'the imblieisTel.speet
fillv invitedio flq-,.stoek of GOt)dtzl looll.Akt
,dxelosively for CA . 611 nowt.:, - atoll trill b
Akoid on the same prittelpie for to* . prieei,
LIBEL - TTIRREL, 14
m0u,t,4 e ..,.. April is‘ 1862,- .7 ' :;,
.
- -1-TgrAt•the great; aliolition meal* by
.Nev YOrk,:iidnehDavid •sO -very ,
heartily e,ndorsett, Carl Selinrz, tbe.prin.
lialisiteaker said : . „
I'fbe - Cain is gorie. Yotl,esnnot. ;Ten
ituever The _circle of.idens in
Which the•pitlitieal transactiOns of the Old
Cation tnoved,is Ibrever broken; 'it cannot
.'yestored. The nintual .eoldialenee uq
w hi c h t h e 1) 01410;11 minsaetions of the:old_
Utiion rested. has been discovered to be 11-
lusbry ; it is irretrievablygone.”
-
,E,V7t is au old prprerl, "boys will
be ;boys' What a fiitt 4 tist4equallsr true
men will be . men. -
A good loeit4ion for erecting a - Tannery
is offered, :with water privileges v • free. to
arty one who Will open a business - On Cho
Meshoppett creek rear Ely's Mills, in Dim-
Ock, six miles sunlit orMontrose, five.
miles west of the. Delaware .Lackawanna
& :Wester Railroad. The . location is
convenient to a. good supply of bark, and
an CnellAVe..bilz..:llleSS toe - secured.
For partienlart; address Atni Ely, 'Brook
iyn, Susquehanna County Pa.!
MILLINERY dt STRAW GOOT)S.
WE have the pleasure of announeing 'that we UV now
prepared to offer. at bur•old stand. _
.
Nos. 103,105 and 107. North liciond.st, •
• • above Arch, PhiladelPhilt,
'a well selected stock of
zarLuErraY and-STRAW GOODS!.
In every variety. of the .Latest Importations, and newest
'and most fashionable styles. .
Our Straw,Department will Comprise every of Ilonneti
Hew, and Trimmings to he found in that line. attic In.
test-and most a•Mroved %banes and btyles. Solleitieg nn
cal ly rail or order. I remain, • UM' '
roam, 'U. WARD.
•;LUBRICATING OIL, .
F O R An Kluds or_ltacbluury.forimie by •
ABEL, .TURRELL
Administrator's .Notice.
ETTERS or adminlitration to the estate of the late
l'eterlt,:kion. of Brlkewater,. having been mated
to the'undT•igned, all pernotn4 itidclut.d tOeq , tte
are Nque-ted to mike Immediate wyrneilt. and thtite
having claitanaktialt the' came will proem. them to'
CINTLZIA, JACKSON, •
Bridgewater, March `,...Sth, Adtotul drat rix.
TURRELL'S PURE
TIMOTHY & - Clolll* SEED!
• FOR S.11:1: BY • _
AREL-TURRELL, • MONTROSE
BEAUFORT.
ECIII:ITS . N7 ANTED . r)lt tilfi 13)th itr.ctsitsr
- the
•
C3lohel Stevens!- Brintde
SI'ATIoNED 11E.11.:TOIrr, S. C.,
A. fine, healthy locAtioi-. land rations. plenty.of orange*.
and other fruit. •
The' upder,linsd gill also Tecel re recruits far anylieg.
Stint in the fall
Pay will coMmence'on the day of 4rnlistmeati and sub',
tistunce will be famished from the same data
For fmtlteri particulars enynireat,my roidezvoits at
L. P. HINDS' Law:o2lce, Su,lnebartna Depot. Pa. •
W .1. HUNTER.
First Lietit.,looth Ret. P. rot._
• Recruiting Officer.
SaseintbantM Depot, Starch 17.1SGt.
• •
Soldiets 80 . aaty,. Arrears of 'ray, Er.c.
$10) tarty,.
1 rutted by the titiver ent. also fur a• re.tri,ay
t Atj
Ceiliett soldiers. are ejititleil the sante. The sub.
rxrilier from 10114 e vat:richt, in the and having
the forint and lu,iritotions recently receiveti
tion - l 'reatly to itri,3% :tad, Lki.ard all cosh
elattiti tratylte introatoil to 1.1:s
M vett It
Eiep,utor's NotiOo. -
OTICF: i i !hitchr gi,ven to all per.oiti• haring tlchtantli
‘ ll agnift=t the ettateofS. 11. Mike, late of Brooklyn,
de& ticaal. that the itatqc tott.t he pretetlted to
the uatlcr. , iznnill (or arratr4Pment.ztifd att p 4
to ,:t4.1 ,141tV:Ilre rt . 5111! . .11. , { tO to 0,, itilllvdiatepuynlyttl..
/37."IYU.•rF b`it.-111.1 It. I).3IILES.
CRITTENDEN'S
PIILADLLPHIA COMIIERGIAL
cornor of 7ch & Chestnut Sts.,
PULLAD}LI'fIIA.
This lo , tinitimy. m Web mm. to.tulilit.lted in 19t4. and
Is itoieunts.equcutly tu,tba viubitvnt3.lyeu.i of.
once. number, ttituttiu it 9. gruilu.tt e, hundreds of the
.th:nessftil liercllnute And ltusitinsit .11nu 'of our
Country..
no. olij,•ct (Atha lur.titut ion i 5,01,17 to afford young
men iefi for thorou4ll prriatratioti for ttu,inefo..
Thu br , ,nchr. t are, It ,ok.li«eui lig. app I icald
t o the variant. Pcli.o it• It
Plata and urnnito,tal: Conttnerodl Law, Mathathatie,;
Navigation, (.1.411 Lagitto!•riag. Drawiag.
and sLodern Languages.
The ,v.t.,1:1 of instruction Is peculiar; no cla , =eF. or 4ct
1A..0n , are matte u.e of. but each et adopt t,:' ht
Ilan:My...o Oita he may (.omtuen , eltt any lime, and at
teral a whatUver_lioilr, 'are 1110-I coin eill!,l*.t.
CAtahognes are neti ann.:frilly after the 17itli of Aprll A
contriving .6.,id um iitirtenta fur the year, and Nri
particular ut and may be oblnned at any
time bY addre, tL iing the Principal.
/a exteualee accoinintidal ion. wide-spread reputation.
and the lengthy experience of the Prinopal. thlo Inqitu
tiou otT,rm ,nperiorito any other in the conntrv.
for yanug Men toicrepare fur lhoidne•ii.itial to ab
laut-kat the rime tim?, I tpluma. whirli mill prove a
recominendat.hm for fhrin tn. any Mercantile Howe.
,
a 7 rCrittetleti'l , rieries of Treatises op Book-keep
in;:, now in•tie witi.2.l.:circalaterit luta all y other tt urk on
the atittject, Ore 'for s ale at the Culliate.
S. 110 Di tf.;i3 CIOTTI...A:DEN,
. •
allorney-atlutr, '
• L.. IIi11t1)ING
EALEII, is Dry Ilkmgl4. Gractrie+.
D
.Ladejelothiti.4. Botd.t, SAsh, GlatE, &v.
Nicholsmni May
CONTRACTS;
AIT VV/;n - i;7/71 tvfj
wi lIT Z ,p IVI s, ett
";
been announced Air dre.ssing
THE; HOME GUARDS
and the iestalf mankind.. But theeold wt.:tit:ern:mind ' s
the People Butt the
- "GenetAl Tailor, Graves,
attends to tied business in a neat. prompt. and durable
m Inner: i lnd it should be reine . Thered.that
NO SIi()DD
conies free - ibis Shop. Garments aie mit- together with
. THE UNION STITCH
Patting (amnion ant of tire Nl:cution. MI who hate had
1'24 t4oulti nall and on tn.: and at old future
.danger.
Cutting dite.right. for ready pay. Remember the plate.
011 ElSor `iir , 3t; of Seai - le's
- The latest - fashions always on hand. and ihstructions
Oren in making up. To get suited. nluays ell! on
ifoatrose; Nor. :sth. /URN GROVES.
CR 0 CKERI7;
t . SQ. CO, C1,.155111.11, AU .101111.11,
t TAScvmktrcoisic; Wi40rk21.0,.
•
PR0F. , 8,,5; HAfiTWELL PRINCIPAL
Mr. I. s.ll.ttitn, 1,4 A, , 4l.etant...t Teacin , r of Vot,llMopie.
IthlendA, ;•I,truetre., of French and Drawing,.
Miss 11 . . Markman. In:truetrets or Mu-Se on Piano.
Nib* A, W I , uart,w e ti, Loetruc;rett. itt Ptimar.y I.le;,art
men:. - • ,
C. C. p.. ingructo.• Of Anatomy and Phylol-
OtheK Asalptautt and LCetureri <rlll . .`'e etnplo,rea at the
leautt of the reboot aday demand..
T IIC next Terra mill bvitin oa • '
Alonday, rebruary 24, r lB 62.
respect to this in.tttution. the trustees arc
kayo! 1.0 state that their expectittiuns of- saecess
have %see fasy. realized, It it now lu a flourithfug
m1)111000. and they feel confident in saying to thu public
that it is eAttirely worthr of the patronage of all who de
streshorce /11.4170.1 disnOirte. &the acquisition of khowt.
Adgx. wherberaot priparatiou ,for Cul lege. or-teaching.
or other pursuirs, Ps patrons may be foetid In ail ports
of the (*.nal} wad to them relereuee in made respecting
its merits. •
Tri-larini- Res _Term of_ Eleven_ Weeks.
Tanury Tiel4rt Whet ~ - tt, 50.
sly4urEtuple le;.
„, ' ..... ~. 0 00.
(Aria. Gees& and Getout., ear.h, 4'llo.
French, •, , . • • 00.
E-eillsis. with 0118 Latltits' me. 50 .
?Co bill fur the slake studies shall exceed.... 9 00.
Drawinv.l. • -2 M.
Vocal Me.le. (three leasouE pzr ereek,)......,. I 0a..,
dtitslc no the Piano • ” S fto.
v s , of lottrumeutoo.
Board front gligt to $ ...........2.50 per - week. •
The pameconeenleuece as heretutorefor ilinse wishing
to board themselves. For othrr 90fortnation address the
Yrinelpal at Montrose. '• W. jp . Sl7ll - Yre.aldent.
C.F. Run. Secretary. . • - • •
gOntroad, February 1862.—tf
Notice to Tem&
COLEGE,
ze) , .. •
' " 1-1 )-0
•
• -
• . .
TTIE appended extract frotrithe ciicnlarof tortberbeek.
Gilbert & Co.,attecessors of Mooney, Colin It Cu.. in
the geuvellardatare and Cutlery linst,neti, Will explain
. main cannot permit thin opportcnity tit min with
out again,* endering my hearty thanks to the many Mee.
.mmtile and trading friends Who have En liberally exten•
ded to me thole custom and influence, since mv Mminete
I ntereste have been Mostly in the city oriew VoitX: aud
inttteiltetn,: - ua wdi ae those who have not found_
it.,gtorvenient to do F 4). to favor tne With their patronage,
• bigeterti for a determination to and prpriii!O to plvaie, if
possible. , . DI. C. TY LICIT..
Montrote March sth, 1642.
31.. C. TILER. 101 l spectfleil'lntCreeta with Ili,
the snow as with our prcadet:e.,m,rs. MOON . V.Y. COM!' .0
(..0.,..au.1.w0nbi be Immo/ to see his old. l'riendc.orreceive
their orders. which we ill! executoln the %try best man
ner in his absence.
• LOU - DV:BACK, GILPERT & CO.,
mliG• .23 Pork Row, oppuxitu the Abtor Runic:
, •
THE COP.ITtTN'ERsIITP heretofore ex ist ing ruder the
1 name 0/BOYD & WEllSTElfwaidisaulved on the
dist d4.y of Febru.try by mutual consent. MI the
notes and accounts are In the handkor %V: 11. - Soyd. who
Is duly authorized to A.ettle the auine. All IIVI .. ..(111S NI dog
unsettled accounts Will confer on nu a epeetal ftvur hr
amt ines theirneeounts very toot'. W. 11. BOYD.
February 13,112-" nu • WEI.ISTEn.
•
P li C 0 1 : 1
Itt9%. A lIOLISE AND LOT on Merry itreet. below the
k4;.1 Foutyir,r S:tyreltrotherA. If not soldLeforctnc
vilkrot Aprll nest, It will be rented.
M_.
uatrwe. Fah. IItILISO2. • • \V I. H. BOYD.
Loy
• TIMOTHY- SEED! •
BRADFORD COUNTY LARGE, and
WESTER' MEDIUM Clover Seed
GOLD,DROP SEED WHEAT, • .
- Peas, .Bean, and Barleifer Seed,
Field and Sweet, Seed Cin.n,
•Stmliers;' .7(l.lmson's anti
Comstock's Garden Seeilsjors*:de Ly
- • . ALLEN, DEANS & C 3.
.11.1ontrose, "Al: rell :I Rh,
:SAPONIFIER.- '
TIIF. Family Soap 'Maker ! All li"ltchen Grease can he
made Into Izooal SOAP by dinnz'Sapupitler.
ruction. accompany each boK; S 4111) it , airatle made am
a cup of coffee. Manufactured- ouly by the Patentee.,
Peni.'io Sate Atiii , rtgeto riot/ C.lmpri,,y,,
tuhGly 127 Walnat.g. Philadelphia.
3M.ch1106. 9 m
DANDELION :COFFEE.
Pre•Jaration. made from the beg :fart - Coffee, is
recommended by t ley.ielabs nna superinr,Nutr,ithms
beverage,fer. Gene thspeyrem. and all Unions
dlsorderi. Thott,ands who lave'beim compelled to nhazi
don the 11,.c of enfrtal will 11,124M , A AllOlOlll Injarlous effect
One eau contains the t•tceui;th of two poundi pf ordinary
cone. Price 25 cents. •
KOLL')OK'S LEVAIN,
The Pure 4 BAKING r,bwrlril knwn. for inllsingrzht,
ISWedt and butrliitovs bre.a.lztotl Prlr6 13 rent:.
Motour.4,:tarril be 4. 11. 1it)[..1..(1CX.. (Ilonl-t• •
. .
Cara ~r 1/: .111 I 1" .1 ,.. ...1at , t=1
SLLI by All Druggitts and Grota:cs. niht; 1 vjeco
•
BEST IN MAR
At 40 Cents per
AtH Burnt.w.: rla:d. and Caraptene, Spirit-!Turpentine.
cimAtani le on It thil, at lu wem, markvt prlce4.
Montroze; Veb. ABEL TURILELL.
• LICENSE PETITION'S.
NOTICE It hereby {lves that in Amnon - lute of an act
..1 of A•s•temblv, the followitic named peraons have
filed thear the Clerk of the con rt of Quarter
Ske.siona of the Yager. for the County of nhainehanna.
for license to keep tavern In ,aid county, Inc which they
will apply et April toltaioint, to wit :
Anharn—E. T.. Atli tri...lot , eph Carthf.
llrooklen—.lame, , 0. Bullard..
Clitrord—Edward Ltreni, C. D. Wilson, 'Offs Williams,
It. Brownell.
rhoctanut--hteob Kimble.
. Unlock --t.:enr4e Wi Philander S. GabcoCk.
Dual dr—Arthur John Ilewitzun.
Forezt Lake--lud.on i•tone.
M. 0. Ember, Edwin Ma*.
Gib-ou—M. W. Chamberlin, Joel L.:sc.:aback, W. N.
Walker.
Great Crud—E. W. Flalt: •
,
Orem Panel Iloro'—GeoreMcNanntra, David Thomas.
Georce .1. Rmit h.
Nf. Meera..llansan
II Irmony—lt. It hedger. L. Nertou. :
al.,,,,t_—JOhn 4eit..:letNlr
rn, r • 1
Ta.
Leo:et—Gar:l4 , m Finn. - I •
Lathrop- -Da: id NT
Ll:tle Me Maw: —ft irry Darner.
M --L •.<o tr I Seerle demi S. Tar l lell
Nltiforl It .ro' C.- . V tii , Pinland lr Ph'nner.
Sher, E. M. II iv. N. I
itiehannn—ii..f. Carr. Peter Tilheau I 4.t!it Nichol
Sits, r L dzo—lf.faert oa•re. D. O. Nlinkicrl I) P. Pitel is
Sncillgville—Seeneerltictsui, David Lelhrop.
ThomAon-I-J. Vatthorn. .
-PETITIONS Full LICENSE TO SELL lt
and tffl.--.T •
band
oat r- p.a.—NO,. I Terrell. .7. Chamberlin. ;
Tlriendaville—Satrioel C. Illeatl4.
Niontro,,, March • • E. Clerk.
Inii=il
IJIERSONS OUT OF B USINESS. and mlnnting
1. tnn advertiretnnut nt Vine - lain' iu anothvr
mlunln
Great Bend Seinliia,ry:_
AT MEAT BEND, SHP COUNTY, RA
3 , car#2. O^ Trus
WILL uI'EN 4)N Trionday . Vebruary
2 lilt, 1562, _nad continue ELL'VE. LEW!,
uttd6r the direction of It. CUSI (MAN. a" t rinethai.
courpe tit le-traction in all the litheche-t,i .iogh and
pro4:114;a1. A Lii.. , u sh preparat inti.giN en
,to titan ;
de.,irilez ent,rCoHov.
A tettehert , IA lie'organized at tile 'ClainmenCe
meat °Utile trrrn, for tlor. more fell tr.:dal-rig of t 1444444:
vriulling to tenet and t"lntnnee tendered the;tvin pro
cucilt:r :dilutions for the slimmer_ - Thit4 clav-4 oil! re
eel ve litt4tract ton on tin. theory nod ontettee tilterodditz,
one hoar each day, and bane yubb: tuvetiOg once 10 too
weeks. .
• . Wzzoult.y.
R. CUSII)IAN •
,1
• • 1 RivcrrAr..
M. I'Oi'E,- ...A4NISTANT.
110 N. S. T.. CILASE, .1. 31., Inaruciotiln Greek, Lat..
in and Germau.
Pf.:NCIPU
.Er. .1. B. MeCREARY, Chaplain arid Lecturer on
W -
14 ° 1 4 1 K 'c A lt .. l 1 1 17.1'..V.
cc... :l's-lev:r of Prinl - 0 ' :: MT:lmm , t.
miss m.yrrir.J. tHt.k.'NGE,Teac4r oGnitinzc uu P. 440
- Tertns 6.1 ruitinn..
Prltnnrr Depart Trie n t,pex rittrter of dell*3 r A .
Cnnunpn I.IA. anther. •••• .. 3 70)
Iligiu•r En I . h anti 'Mathematics
Nat um! SCYCL':t
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I.augttge.. Aptieut Or modem- ;do.,
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TeacherE;Normal Cht-.5 .. - - xlo., I 5:.)
311t.....ic On Plano Atl., . f: 0)
I:',e ot113no• • , - P-L. t: lo
T11(.10.4114 hranCheshfellide the lower. it hi-!. ,!:3 PA) per
quarter eiteerA-pli f:recipt4 paw( 41; LI, bore, except teach.
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erg cli.s.s nod nitwie 01, +., nintio.
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11.4. rd ran 1.0 0 - 4 ihted-with farril.lwo rormi, at frrim
$2 13 to $l.. :", , I per ~eek, - light,:. Wa....1iin.4 at:11 thel extra.
Si fulefit. within ..: to,holill thenstelve, (tot obtain roans
in Ipe o - It'toi te.iildiug. he :tplA3 ing ill 1.,a;.:011.
-Nun!:rote. Febrtutry 12, "1:2.--yl 1
New Arrangettient.
controtv the of
. the
- firm of I,f e .,‘ fT &RI LEY. et t old t La
throp a here a fell of
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps,
Groceries, - - Iron and Nails,
Hardw - are; Paints and Oils,
CroCkery, Yanked Notions,
Boots and 511 ons, Lnatfier,
. can canbtantly Inifoun6 • -
lie will abtay:e to seelrk old frlenfland all ill()
u-ttlalb,..liove nrtlclev, J.
If °wrote, rebrttary 4,
lIARFORD UNIVERSITY.
rilllEFnllTerm of thi, I:l,titution . wili comment: on
1 • Wedne r thiy, Septetulter 401. !NV thi“ trio 441
WWII/ /Ay Ilyeemiter 4th; and the Spring tertn,on \Vol.
February 12th. .
Each' Terini co nrixts of eleven vvecki.
.3377r...t.122N5513:03.'
111T11):C.—Connnon Itrautiten, 'lnchuling Vocal ma,.
lc , ,
,4,00
2.„lntural r tillosoolly ; Cheattistri. l'hyttlorogy ;end flook
:::cPing • 1,00
Algebra, Geometry and Ancient kinguliter,.. „ sgo
Vreitch
M ,00
Usle on Plano. until the W 6
War le over 10
Room runt, 1,50
Expen.us oTM:citation ;omit,. " • • 1,00
Loetnres with a gcoi dpraxatus are given every .
walk. - - . .
Each roomts turnts , hed with a co,^l:ln,r*tore, beth.tead
and table. foithorg. IA to theme to NH.: ti ibt:lllFtii 0 , , -
. Mntrd can be land In the norghborbood pi two dollars
per %rook.
Pay In Idrance. or uffiTtarly secured.. .
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lis,turd..httgugt if. /Mi. ' • '
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A Ttlnf r.ny, FOR If kRT) TI119:q. mfterti peripk toke
bwmithrovrn out of brs.iiictok.anil Thlppoo , 101ne . iit-
Ile enttan ,, or I ricomect. to make theinf etre... , a home.
(S,q , trlvPrit.eamit In (mother tQltlmu. - of -the bettler
mein of Vlnelaud.)
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yjkten A 4 1.7D riconreTiv.r. PAW% T:ANDS FOlt. 1 ' jik.S.„el ll 4C)Sieriere. - '
AIL, SALE, iwenty-t wo wdlei South of Philadelohle. In i •
the Garden State of the Mut. Best 'elltnate and location I . l'll Beat in market , constantly' nn hnnd.'and at as low
for markets in the Union. . .., - • _ i . Lprice is alp; I.4;343,tr,tips.ASoranypealar In term.
Pee advert4socatint of viateland.) . . • ; talr'*iselraber, .• , . . .Ttln'ett'sDrn; Store:
Notice.
WANTED !, WANTED I .
WANTED AT TiliniSTORE.
I,ooobushels,foats r
10,000 lbs.. Pi-psi' Butter, in
”Tubs ' or
500 lbs. Beeswax,
5,000 dozen Eggs, •
' 500 dozen pans Good Woolen Socks,
ALIASC6, CIALSEME,
FOIL MUCH. 'l'llB -.
itighost Ilßa> kot Prico. will bo
,Paid io
GOOD GOODS,
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BY • 1 4. C. rrttiVai.
montro;,e, Nov. ph i 1,341:
GROVER & BAKER
cELE#E4ITED' XOTSELESS
S,EWiNG MACHINES,
1"01:, tA.ND awicra.crunina rst,
495 Broadway, Now 7 ltork..
Agencie,s entail Me priaripid Pile* and
Tuul4 in the United States.
The Grovel• & Baker S. \I. Co. beg , to
the tteu Lion (ir the liubilc to their recently Introdu
ced
NOISELESS AMU .A.NONIANINCIIMING
.9AW:gLOC:t RAAVig4sl';"6`,,
3.IAKING T1If: SIIrTTLT: Or: LOCK STITCH::
Thes,u potobineilll the latt,,t uterul Improve
inen suwing L»ichlucry, ;tad are highly recommended
Gar thcir
Shoplicity oleConstruction,;
olaciefolocaa ; Itapidlty ;
. Ea:we' of Mattar.otuent;
Capacity for all kinds of work,
Alva neauty and itcgularlty of Stitch; •
Varioul styles br these machines mianited to the house
or WO rkrlOp - 1V1; be found ut the ailTereitt agencies orate
company throughout the ljuited Stutea s , uew
SHUTIIt VIAGHINE FOR TAILO38 3.. USE,
The latest triiw4n of file sewinnrichinc. art —noiseless.
rapid. and ca,ily7tmenited—will-commoml it,elf to thodo
who Use encl. imiclilues for manufacturing clothing.
Grover: . 1 8L - Baker Machines,
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THE
G k E \KEU STITCH,
leteln - tltett machines. ntlaptet.l to nll tht;',
t:'-tnt%of the /it useti(Ad auu Maupfleory.. continue to
ty.tit du the pre-eminence wlthlh this almost
verdict of the pgbltc has au - at:E:Ai them. The w.t . tll--kttown
STRENGTH ELASTICITY, S. DURABILIiY,
o ft! , crover d: 'raker St Itch altr . ny• in.nre the,i;
inttchine• the men:reuse for runt ty the ortnuf:tc
ture of -met' as are intended' or wear—for use um:. '
not for Flom. _
wherevar the ft neer S: 'taker Stitett Nan:tines
hates jite,red in competition with
the leadiint Sett't sot Menhines the market.
the Wheeler kt: Wilson, they co invariably burp° off
the firt.
This as , srtinii I s ennf.rra NI by the decision of 44. cora
mittens of the state Fairs of
IllitA:4ol*,. •• • •
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011'10 anti
• 7411VATAG V.ti t
rear tly 110.1. ti Lich nwartled the arst prcrolum to • the
Grover S 1321:44 Machine over ell othvre In competition,
F.' CHANDLER, • A4etit - ,
31.6litrOSC, P:j
STMID BY YOUR GUNS!
amZ - 70P'
WITH 40,000 HOD
Armed 1 With Erick-Bats:
4 MONTHS
._MARCH OF
WASHINGTON!.
• AMP
AND •
MEA."Sr36X/IV
Mt UM NM NUS,
1T ..It.Ni It IV En
OA?, vlleutaxext
GOLD RULES THE DAY.!
-And with a! p!eutifol t,opply we liare_purchnAld a larg&
gionk of 4
STAPLE and FANCY' DR' GOODS,
GR.0.611,W11 , ..:5cf: PROVISIONS,.
IHA2's AND CAPS.
BOOTS Ali'D SHOES,
WALLpER. fr OOD EiV IPA RE,
C 0 LI, IL, qn , i - 311"
• „I,V ArOTIONS,
SiNELETON SKIRTS,
FLowt, sAim, FISH, NAILS,
PAINTS A N' I) OILS,'
And ilnyfoilt:T ;inlet , . toot nmerous to teteutio:7; which
will Li: cold Ott yrlcce that • '
Deja Competition.
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Doh't rorgat, The Place. -
yuu inquire orionr neighbors for •
• The Cheap Store;
Thu will arect to ' •
11116 D ?'N JIRO-TILERS,
TIDE PEOPLE'S AGENTS,
7-AT Tit
ORIGINAL " ONE PRICE" STORE!
P ROD {IC A' hikeo iu .g.tchunfir for Goods
Cash Paid Poi , Pars.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
%NEW MiLFORD. Novemb.r f.Ph.iB6l
WANVED—A rrigmetable person of either erx . in
esery neighborhood to Feti J. It. Stafford'e °Lunt.
TAT:, and :V.EO J. It. Staffonts lON AND SULPHUR Pow
nate,. OIDS Tartan thin. trln'Tarent fluid ; It It} the
be r•oletlY known for diseavercor the throat. Inner. or
Catarrh. Al ;o for dinbilierin, Croup. Whooping eongh.
.Sc., gi , lfpn and Sniphor Powderf , Ftreogthen the rye.
trw. aid the digootion, and prtriff th• - • tiloOd. I hare
ff!!".tc. , .n p•tfo pamphlet conittinhigfell expianationo. and
rfv ,, r one hiroirild te4intonial+ ham well known promi•
ujon.peririiiii, which Win ;Solid f any one fre e bv,-n u rn.
R. r,AritORD, Chcmtet.
- Ir-V3 7. -1.4 • • - ' Brita4tryy, Zg. y.
YOH WISH 0 PURCHASE."
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G .E 44.7 DAR.DAiNS '
AT l 3 EAT BARGA4.N,
ne sure and call at tli4
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-.NO. 20 a ft '144 , St.
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Corner • • r• - :Ater oi.
Billg4.lM• , „g• *
ton, 4. VI
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Have received anotlier - Large Lotiof
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Now Fall- and }Winter Goods! '
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ntakiiiLt [bele* the'largeet 1114 best assorted stock,
exhibited in Broome conntr.i.
'their goods compri,3lu,,, i 47 latcfit steles theta eat in
the -.Nelt" York. moViet. ail been bought fog
iv - molly at auction °Aies at late tacritice, ae.d are nbo
ottered to the public
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Regard . less 1
their Value, • 1
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at a .tnall advance. whereby Ire are enabled to stsl Bich
Goode ahnost equally - low a 4 the price usually paid 'for
_cheaper fabrics. Please read the following list ofiprides f
t.
We are selling Good DeLainesfor . ' , jeo AN
I fandiatne , . do I
Rich Grie.dsi Lustres,i • .: - 1 In
Plain and ti‘mred French merinos', cc to - -iI ti
Good Black - Silk. wide, for I , t • 75
Wolsted and - Silk double Brock!) Shawls, , f 4 $O .
I.Vooleti Rouble shawb4.' I - ' 1 ~2 7s r
Handsome cloaks at Great 'Bargains.
All Wool bisck broadcloth' • 1 I 66 -
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All wool colored cloth, . i 1 5.1 i
A large variety of clothe for Isteu's mud boys'vrsar. 1 5
Marbeillds M:urns, • , ,
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Ladles' cotton hose, f -le,,
Ladles" ribbed wool do, bpi 1 i
lr, ' f i 17) •
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Good Steel spring skirts , t z•-
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India Rubber combs,. • 1 ' l 2
handsome silk belts, - I i 1614
Ware Port motinale.., . . I 1-12)4
And innumerable othcr Godds si tl.to gram proportloh. .
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BE SURE .I\D CALI AT TIrE "BEE,Hin"!
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'llertire pnrchav lug chidirlierp, as we are satisfled4 hat, this
is the Oulu place to necurb such EXTRAOLIDINUtr.
BMW 4IN'S. . i i
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mnsciarmaniv SSOTF EPS,
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No, .20 Court St toot, l' • I- I
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ton, October 171 M I
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Binghamle
REPORT OF ,SOLON ROBINSON , _
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OF THE .7'WIVORTiI
it TRIBUNE, I
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uket m • ' i
VINELAND ISETTL.E3iEN'T.
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..17.7- The. following is an en.tract from the" report of
Solon Robinson:Esq.. pabilediedits the New. York Trl,
Lome, in reference to \lnflow]. All inzsolol can read"
this report with interest. -
. Advantages - of Farmini !tear and—Re
marksFroinaT,Vinee. uron Marl—Sal, it . gr,our Terlit.st—The
Cause ol Fertility-4=our.t o: Crops roditeed—
Practicaltvidenea. 1 • • I .
It Is certainly one of do; Most extensive fe tileAracts,
noon almost level position, and suitable co .ditipu for
Idea-sant farming that .vlini,w of this shie o' the west
ern
. orairle.. We foundrome of the of od. ram! appa
hout ly Pint as profitably productive as when tirst pleared
-ot street My' or a litunired yearn ago. ' ; t.
'rile geol.e.;ist- would Aeon discover the elMee iof liii4"
cautioned feTitilitv. Thui wiale coutitry is aft:l34lm .de
oo,it. cud all throluth Intl soil we found evidtinces of ea!•
careou, nsbntancv!.. getter:oly in the form 4,f Inilulated
calcareous mud. nhowirikrnany dintinet feral of itucient
shell , . df the tertiary forih'ition :and this emir. sn t=tanee
is ncattered all thrsinigh the soil. In a very conititinuted
form, and in the exact On dition mo-t cant lv"annikailated
by Suelt plaids as the-fahner desires to ("Milt:a:el
Marl, in all !tn forms leis li...ett it , ed to fertit,:ze htrip‘ in.
'England. from the time It was monde.] by the Romans:
and htnFrance and ti.:ernittly a Marl bed Is c.inntutd own's
a valuable lied of uninarie. that van. be dug' and carted
:old spread over the field! How flinch More rultiable Wen
It unt.t be when found :!ready mixed throtlgh the sal,
where new particles wil be turned up and tbipoieu. and
trati-fortneu to the owners use every time Pe stirs the
earth. i .-
. 'taking then satisfied ttur palmist% ith the !caste. 'they
will not be ',awed witn .?..e under at seeing indubilable ev
itleace of fertility of a stirs whlclfin our rsiteations.'llay.
ing the NllllO general ehtracteristica or at 'hist 4 pea rum
! cen, in entiyely unrcmumerative except as its" productive
, nes, is promoted by artilleial fertilization.l 1
A few words about thd quality and-value d.f thin land
fur cultivation. of which we have Some strong proof.
Our first visit wan tot Williarrr D. Wilton, Franklin
townaltfp: Gloneester cunitity. who purchased some eight
miles north of Melville, about three yearn ago, ;for the
puroune lkrexl labli,lting a itemsznlll. to work"np the tlin
-1 tier Into !limiter. to "aid off by the newrailrLoada as well
lie the lirewoud and con". for Which' he Wilt a itrack a
' mile and h halt Jong. I e also furnished sixteen [utiles of
the road width tie-. an Mid dti doubt mode the mill.
prod:able, though Ids n aii, object was to niece la farm,
luau rig become eonvitic •d that the soil wan Iv:11101de for
culti ea thou. In thin he 3tus not been disappoluted, as,
s ome or his crop. I,ruin.. . For instance, thetsecond time
ul cropping. :lud-huilielot potatoe s on one ; acre, worth
I
no cent-.a minim! its the letd.'flub' year. ren acre,
withbut mantire, mode al a - A bushels of o tn. ; In line
livid. tile first crop wail potatoes, 'planted. !ort,:ong the
root-. andyieltled ;5 be helm. The. Rotolo& were dna,
and wheat sown. 11,11 yielded 'lll bushels : add thh stithh!
turned under aid- . mien( to buckwheat MI yiebied *ln
Michel.: and then the was sown t clover and
timothy, which gave anla first crop 24 lumina 'at re. - •
Tlefertillzers applied to these crops were. first. aqiel
from clearings: erratic, 225
_pound:. of suOvroltnaphate
of lime ; third...V(llmm do Vernvian guano :itlieti fin bush
els of clacked lime lion idea spread upam ttoeltiver. slime
it wan mowed, and tnrued ifs for wheat.' , ; ~.-
Mr. Wilson's gruurlis crow; and the tyln.af snub/dap'',
the present #I3A-.4111, all Indicate hlt land ai producr,iee an
any part of the State. ,
At Mary Barrow's, an old stele Jersey Witruan farmer,
several miles South of pfr. Within's, we wire nottartien
holy struck tt it It the liT appearante of a Dad uteurn,that
we stopped to Inquire f the-hired man host
it News pro
duced. We fonnd that the land had been) he near but
fo
one bere. In wheat, n4wti with clover. and 00 cut one
nesson, mulled springiplowed once, with iane.roour old
luta," and planted will eons., i i
••.ies, but yenta:mon:4l high. we supposuir %fe said in
terrievit i rely, and gut his reply ;-
-Waal. you ha, we 'couldn't - done 4h4t: `.'cause We
liaflll'i but b orty-nne tints° lootinaltogetteMol it:l acres;
ma w e wanted the mont_on't for the trod:2" .
The truck tons toed (3f beets, carrots c. Maize, t noun
hers, melloun, &e., and. a very productive etch of Lima
/
Walls, crown for. Mar t[M s,,s,,we wen satisfg. ied that
,oil was ,oil nut infertile;w
eyeunitidedlivichWer, which.
• haul fed the cure. beeal se the "tr. clepatehi` had tun been
elevered. nod had beett in cultivation lung enough to ob
literate all signs of theiforest. .
Our next viait W. 1,. tO the large farm of . whew Sharp,
five utiles itattrof Slillville , front half to . .rolle ea=t of
the railroad. and just nbind lit the centre id.V.peland.—
Mr, Shorp commencediwork here"ithecelibert 105..+, up
on 270 aete4. In J1:14151111111 three years he has
. got 231
'' acres , elearal and ill e ma this seavon. - all itvep •
Incioned•
and dlvldediato severiti fields, with cedar rail , or pole -
. - fence ; has built atw .ory dwelling. aliont i thirty-six
h
or furl y feet. audit sm. Ilerlimpe for farm lahotern, and a
r table II ad granary* an , some other ontimiltill*..
Considerable part a cite hind was cleared for the. low
at $9 dollen , un acre.. Mid utt ;some of it theillrse troll was
toteltwheat:liinedavlth 50 bm•hels it, powder per acre.--
This crop may be put it front-July' 11th to pt.l4anul yields
from twenty to thirty male:lnner acre. bath:owl In Nov
ember ; u hen the lam beingnowi , d .tvltt.4lsll Ipounds of
Perils Mit tt'llatili and b ellell with rye, yielded 11 to • 15
I huintiels per utere and t n dollars worth of *ttlW. The
rye stubble turned. aft o• knocking oil' a I. , irgunigruuth of
oak sprotitn: and dres s ed it tin with itle(tio 11111 rovildell
to V, '
t heat. gave 15 or pi bushels. • ,The cropwit el, lie was
... timenhlng While we 1+.4. there ',runtimes Mort., of. every
plump grain, and the hot ke is very heavy-I i . I
We went ever thus übbleaml found lite. elovCr and I
timothy. tram seed so sal last spring. on he Wheat wlt II- '
out lumoning. looks u•lo , Well lt,ll, We eVla clue it Apo!)
any ad cal t teat eft fan i, and wilt, a little 'iteork. done in
i the whit cc to (dear off some liilitA atill- kottin ,truth.',
I and setting .i:11:eli ti, Mark permanent ode',,te will he
aisle to cut the crop o •xt year wit ha .111 , 1Willg 111:100110
iall
1 lWe Will elilaralitel two t 01 1 ,4 per acre..sr hp will.. g.ve
1
, tile overplus - if It over min the eA!ill ate. i - 1
1 i'arl of the land wa . planted With ounatben for i'llra
,
crop, which yiehted One hundred and twenty pushy!, per
acre. It Willii then !iota with tin v bushels lior acre. and
suede-dr:lth wheat anti clorer„vielditil lan . average of
over f 5 bushels per tide, and thul eloVertibwiooks bt'au. ,
tiful. , I
- Other portions have been planted withlcoro as a first
crop, which ylettred ttirty buvhel aof ve low flint corn,
and the second crop arty bushels, nod the third crop,
t rented 160 pound,. otgunnou we are nure_no !tine would
estimate below forty litodtele per etre. ,u, '
..efite reader will recollect tharthe *ricer iknciw tweak
' 1 ng of lands perfectlyinew. and which can scarcely be con
iddered to good ambit condition.,—n.) : - ' `. , .
fit oilier cases the cern crop &last yeor- iias 'followed
with oats this ' , cannel not yet threshed, hot Will average;
probably forty to tlftyibusheln. - Sweet lattalews, lemon,
mellows, atm in fact. pit %,:e ,, etahles. • as iwell an. young
peach and tither frult;treestdan.ted this tied show very
Iplainly that 0114 lowneglected tract of ~ an ' Should re
' main so ',Dion:ter, its d therein now n a.. m uraiatility
1 that it *ill not; furl nder the anspices t id li r..l.andlit. it
i
will bellivided Into n nall tuts, with too tu located to lie
-1 cotonnulate all—the 4uryeyor is now' b sy at this Wqmit
I ''.--and all port:leasers isill be required to dmilil vent cam
; fortablehoun - es.llllll ither fence their Intel dyintforin Ity.
, or agree trillve With nt fence, Width %timid tur.pretira
hit% by which means aporid population will he 'secured
-1,.wh0 will est:thigh ri m tahe.s. nano's., mere f . milts: ma:
. ;little *hops and ho . homes of Ameiltua Tarraert..-ser•
rottoded by gardena,orchards,llelds an sontforia etch ,
, lilted life. , ~ .1 , - .
,- If •totv nhe. from any' i deritn,gerncit of usittess, ie desir
tous of aanginghlsPhraults for life. or 'lntin;ts (ma any
CUM destrono to Coil is new lota tfon and them, home In
the country. and who way rend and bet.ro *hat we have
' tralrstated, he willdo well wee era sebfOrltimmelf villit
I may be wen vrithitt li. Viet, hems
.side ot Philadelphia,
. •-‘- - -' - SOLON 1/9111.!•11$01 , 1.
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FIRST STORE BELOW TARBELL%
AFILE of • ' •
731 , 1:127,
4 MlE : t.C3oC 4 Mitar.Mie;; . '
FRESII,CODFISH, STONE WARE,
WOODEN WARE,.I ROO3IS, • _
PAINT S.; VARNISH
• BRUSHES, BLACK- •
ING, SCRUBING, • - .
HAIR,Tootb, - •
* • _ NAIL, and. LATHER
BRUSES, ALL VED' CHEAP. -
ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE, 3,7: LAMP
BLACK, TALLOW, SOAPS
- •Of every kind but soi-r,
AT TYLER'S STORE. •
Ty EST Darning. Fluid. Kerosene. Carnpluaao ; Tallow'
1.) Adamantide, and Sperm Candles;.te.
VrrA"P i< •
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COll LiVEll. Fine Olive, es.ter,uml "Aletalllc Dil, for
machinery; also Ilarlum and British Oil.
FOR THE HAIR, AND MOUTH.
m la r ig i '? - 4 7: x. S o Lo i rld L ' It i o l i a,irk‘i li tot t .r;Zy o lob . ale n a d m f tzri
shilling Hair Tonic, Glenn*Xeara l a a n r r Dos u e r li a air
Potuada.de-Plillocorae. Philadelphia and York Mouth
Wash, viz.: Pantries Fragrant Flixer: for the tenth and
and gums, Dalyrymple's Mouth Wash. Dental Soap. &e.
AT TYLER'S. STOIM _
o ar r A d z Negtable mgee
iarDont ask to get trusted at TYLER'S STOKE.
Montrose, libv. 4th. TIENRY C.
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wn, CONTINUED!
GREAT BARGAINS PREVAILING.
NEW FALL. GOODS
For Cub and prompt' six months bum!
ME. 13131ELIELX"rjr,
would again call attention tohis New and Tangs ital.• of
nu IND WHITER GOODS 1
ante being reaelved, and ambratlng the innet destralde
varieties et Ladhts Breed Goode, Jo /Bch Pall Prints,
es.,hinerce. Delalnee,Ottoman•Valoa.. 3.lerinnes.
Tatnboard-Repe.. Glnuhatnnand San Stet.' •
lA, Silk. Broehe. and Wool Lone
Bleb Ribbons. Bonnets. and tinware.
Clothe, Broadcloths.
' _pimarae, with a very tan
avtortment of • •
Staple - and Fancy Goods_
1
ns naval in • - . .
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,
•• • hardware, Crockery,. iron, ,
!Calle. Paints. Oils, aionta and Shoci. •
hats and Caps, Clock-. Wall Paper, 'Ladles' . •
Furs. Ilia& 1.0be.1. Carretlngs.,te..witil'd TiOr
'Assortment-of Staves and Trunining. of the beet quaint-,
mule t. order. R:c.. &c. .
.F' Ai the stock is large and Insight for cash, he is fully
prepared je cunver a '• Peacr,' and ~iernre the highe,t
advantages of the .0 War" to his 'eustotner4. ...rho are in
vited to rani' themselves tinder Isle *. Banner's" and se
cure the beuents of the " Fight." . , . •
,
Flour & Salt, conitantly on hand
New Milford, October 16411
NEW GOODS.
NEW • - GOODS.
N
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NEW GOODS.
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S!
NEW GOODS.
AT •
L. HARDING
_.NICI-10LSON DEPOT.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
MADE TO
8 a
READY-PAY • CUSTOMERS:
We :Ire determined not to -be! out-done
- in the way of
LOW PRICES:
tLL RINDS OF PRODUCE Takin in E . .):clinoic for
G Cift 0 CO 9 D.. 19
L. HARDING &. CO.
Nicholson 'Depot, May 7th, 1861.--r-Cnn.
NEW -FIRM:
ALLEN, - DEANS'
Under Montrose, Democrat Office,
t RE RECEIVING"
£1 Fresh piourid Western rxxima
ac) dayo, «Lich we warrant to give satisfaction
tie any in market; if not good returned at our expensd.
Feed, and lluelveheat Flour,
SALT AND - PORK
BY VIE LOAD, BARREL
HAM, {Sugar; Cared]
Dried toot
• • Smoked Halibut,l
Drips and_Syinps,
Molasses - and Sugars, •. • •
TEAS, . CO FEl'; _ SPICES,
.1
- QM S. A 4W) IVA IL S, • I
whirh wYotTer (ornate at Low Prices, for. READY rAy.
UNIX. - • "Montrose, July - ft, ISM.
ale let air Goods ! •
•
triv W.ttelle6,Jewerly awl Fancy Up ode, Jar s .
.9
THE ,HOLIDAYS
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,
The enh , r.y„ Ztlyz., telm pleatque in euisetineing to ilea
trietbA, the I the , Gave thl4 tliy retn rti ed ;rot= S'eicYor
with an It:into:oi* Para ,null well fl . leetttlietikek ortloaa
with etpeei.tt reit:rec.( e tu the anpronellitlgirceUve Sca:ll,
my perou deslrou3 of inaki n , .,
..
Christmas or New - 1. - etirs' Presents,. A i
tan nod a rich and eiten.ive assortmenr r io select !rend,
and at, price. ttmt cannot fall to trill, as we bur oar Gown ,
exclusively for cash, and show them with plixtsu ni.witti.
out charge. P.VANB & ALLEN. i •
•
Watches-tadies• Diamond !Enameled. and plain -4-..
a splendid article. Aico a vartetsor Gold. and Slivca Erin ,
lish. American ond Swiss, linntinzand Plain,'rery
Gold Chains-A very•eatenstre variety of Vest. Vol);
Gnardand Neck Chains ; ity - Evans & ALLIL
• Ear Itlaga and Breast Plita-An/nllalto varletp'
of-ivies and prices, in sets and altnee. 1
.1 , 1 tiger litiln=e--Diamond, Ruby. Rigord.Pearl,Scaie
Chased and Plain flokl rtincs-a larr,e stock.
Braeoltaa-Gald, Jet, Plated, and UAIR Sr:Molds id
all pattern. and ,- F.rasn & ALLEN. •
Silver Ware,-Everydeaerintlnn of Sllrer Forks, mid
Spoons.p Napkins flings, on hand. also Sono and Gravy
Ladies:Cup.. Card Case:, Pie, Batter. and Pena Kuletr,
.o...altiCete., warranted good RP cuitt , •
Plated %Vnre-A m.ariffrtil assortment of ire pitcbeis
Castors. Cake Baskets. 'Waiters, Rutter Dillms, Suzars
Wnives„rorks, Spoons, Toast Packs. emit Onble,ts
ctn. etc.. hr _
Nrava AT.LtN.I
Sleeve %tattoos andatuds-;A largo 'dock; (dill
patterneaud pricer.. . -
• ilitentliii-Coral Necklaces and Arralcta, Amber:Coril,
Pimrl, Ont. Steel. and sllver •
• Shell Com bi-A pV 4 .tack er st , ll !met and etc -
Combs. al., Tlnfraln. horn. Ivory , and Dtavaing Coudia
flair and Tooth Brindis.,
2111;raihWila r Alb
,A.Xar,l3N,
• = No s l Odd Follow; hi Singitanateafl
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COMMERCIAL- COLLEGE.
Mu ted oyer the Susquehanna EALk.
lIINGHAIVITON N. Y.
Ak.e E f
LT]: , •
L). W. LOWEll,Ptincipal,• Prof i essor of a.,
He;it:nee of Accounts, .Prattical Aecountbr:
• Mthor-ut nix+ Book-K(4l •
I)iagrams illustrating the -
Joni RANKIN, Commercial Accoottant,Profc.'r
of;Boolc Keeping and Practical Mathematic , .
J. J.VIIRTIS, itheibthet Proles-90k in the go. it
'Keepin2 Department.
A.. 11 %VARNER, ProtesSor nt Practical and 0 ...
nrAlental Penmanship, Commtircial
tit;ns and Correapondence. -
.1 .. ,
= CECTVIIIC 71f4: ,
"Mk Daniel S. Diekirson, Lecturer on Cotncar •
odd Lay. and Political.Ecvnorny.
lint!. Itanaorn Italeotn. Leeturet oh Contract*
, Ptumiasory Notes and Bill 4. of 1 xvliat go.
Rein Dr. E. Andrews, Lecturer ir. Coniat:ol44
Phi Cs. •
• EX - 21 B 1 IN ING CO3IIIIIiTTEEr: .
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Don: Sleety= D. Ishelp's„Wlll. R; Ost)orn, 1.30,4,
f. .
Tracy R. Ittorltan. E- ,, q.
The . .ottjpet of College is 1 1 0 - a ftord to nll
on opportunity of obteining a thoreugh B utkineee
Edueotien.. ,- -
The-4t)oks and Forminreeareiully_arrangr , t
Ity Tired:Jct.!, accountants exprrssly for this In
stitution and Ftubraee all. the recent improys,
meats. . . . .
'The Marline of inntruction reinpriser , erpr , r•
department of bus:mess'. The learner *il4
thoO,oughlv taught the science and practike rf
•llnitblC,Entry, nnok-Keeping as applied to ths
follpwirtg kinds of business, viz :•qtneral Nor
chnOisibg„ Manufacturing,: Banking, Commis•
situ). Steamboatimt. liaitraading, Fury arding
Freighting, Foreign Shipping, &c. •
Yon:Gams .
.Can.qtralify thcinnleca In ot short flak; at this Inatl!a
-tton.to4ll.l Important aud Indlttive bittualt , np. Ample.
rufel•entvr eau be ',Nell where rradur.t4s /HA/. ore now
1114 g ae.trairle. nlttuitioue %kali xali.rlizttron eaiotoElC.tU
per annum.
Tina Ifri,prielont ate In postaFion off FcArd:nontalefrnta
r00m....
nont c of the ar-t Cour:linen:id! llynses int he hiate, to V" bora
. they - tmen.fontiAhed book•keepers, 4iowinn their collie
satisfaction and coundence In the ability of th 4 graduatts
of this lust itutiou.
....—.•
1 ' PISANSIITP C ,
'lti sill Its branches;taught by the most tkillrul and 'thor
ough maAteri , of the r , rt. No College,. in- the country en
jirrprit higher repulat ion it this departmeilt: Ladle!: 21,-
1 ptiltatent entirely t.eparate-iron that of U1(. 1 :1.11'1011,0:
htude,ntlt can enter College at any time. No VACAti.7.IL.
Time toyamplete the course: troin el to 10 weeks. Ein•
dents pa.i.ling the requisite examination ere , prcorott 4 , •
with the mo:t elaborate and eleuant engraveo Ilinior.. II
i , snal bY atv Commercial or Ch.., biral lottitut:9ll in ft-e-
V:110m • As.l :ttiunl rendered to gritinate* in procurit.g
sitnationv, _ .
. _ , .
• . . .
For tenth( of tnitlon, rrico of brim!, ttei!meril:3ll of
gratlcate, , fill pos,itwnt.,Cc, caltirt.;4etlis Drolgietork fur
circuturecontnic!:.g, full particular=,
LOWELL WAR:SIM. • •
Proprieford Binghamton Colanuln-lal
NOV. .Sl/Ig.b.na Lou N. Y.
TO ALL INTAriT/NO rims E.
Ne;ri Settlement of 7inc;lane.
REMEbYTOR HARD TIMES.
A - Dare Opporruilty in the BesCip.rket, and Nos:
Delightful end Houlthfil Climate in thorn
_ ion. Only thirty miler :math if Philo,
dolphin. on a railrond ; being' m '
rich, heaVy coil, and highly
productive wheat land ; kraongst -
the best in tho Gradcri Etaii of Dm /rrfc7.
•
T CONSISTS of F.t.)..tr+3 acre,: of COCA,Dl,ncl.dit idea ir •
4. to fartn , •t,f tilittrcht xizt. to snit the purtinipt
and up% arse—uhtl is ?aid at ihtt tale r.f •
ken. to twenty duthirs per ncri . i. fur th litt.d.
I•se onr!-Pmirth th-lirinti the r•yer T.. f I
with legal interert. withiu , thc ttrtu t,f 1,..;•..tr:
examtm
Tst,:rt part.u. rich (day Ma:7f, /7rc.s
puftsre-.:r—.11:-. dttrk.atul rittl rand , : .Uatut, t.t.ltat la
-weet-p,,rtlttAte, ',bar: all.l.iili. l 4tr tat .;r
ru•it ceuttr.. rt:.d ^.a, grt.:t t rarlovt of (nut, ~tieh
grape... twqr.. aprteot= : , :q
, ctr.Ene4.
melon. cad other fruit, lien adapted to the
and New York tharkete. IA re,T...ct to th t t et::
ad crop 3 then• can be no vi..tt or c n evuu.
we both. nn: expel isd to bay berott Co dolyz,
land tlhiliti:r there ecrrect—under there sir .
,cum%tnucrr. uttle,n there ,tatetneht , were correct. the , *
would be it nee iu their being "triatie. It la c , nritlcred
The - Best Fruit Soil in the Union
[Soe report of Solon Robinimn. E q., of ill? Nen Tor_‘:
Tritwhi , „ and the wel! known atrieulturi.t. William Pat - -
ry. or einni.m ow Jereey,w Lich will be furnitl:t.l
inquirerKl
.
TMEM 1%T.5.w1.32r.E.r.
By looking over a tnap th;.i reader will perceive that it
enjoys. , the Led czar. et MA Uftlon. and tam direct cot.
nitnacaticiA s wilti New 'lurk and i'llitadetphia Li let a ea;
tridn:: only tlilrt.v-two tntier from the latter. Product to
thin market bilags double thg price thit it does in loot •
don t distant (Ivan the el'alev. , In this roc.ii!os it ran
put into the marl:Z.4olle name morniag it gr.thertd. tad
for a hat the farmer get, the itighert price ; 1i t
grOeerte , and other artioles,ite parchat:, he gets it tLo
itoveapritto. .Its the Wt`Nt. Wilai he suits iirin=.l him n:
pittance, lint fur a hat he tatyr he pare , tiro prises, In
Cleat ht_ here the settler fun mane atter advantages. iiu
in within a 'ea hour, i.e railroad, of all the great cities
of New England and the.Mlddielitato , . lie to near has
old friendAind avioviationr. Ile has ichool for his chil
dren, (Urine t.ervice, and all-the ativintazim , of civiliza
tion, and Baja near it large city.
• gramtt •
Li delightful; the winters being saluhrion ucti trot',
whilst the sumintrA are no wanner than in th orth.—
The location is upon the line of latitude with n orthern.
WA:Titto A Cu.s.Nar. Or Ct.t3cAte ron itaatcrtt.
wohlit he mach benvfitted in Vineland. The" mildne.s
.qf
the climate/n:ld Its bncing infinftce. makes It exec:let t
for all palzoohary affectionA. dyytreia. or gintra:cleidli;
ty: Virttor. will notice ad:Zen:nee lila few tlaxs.
to are unknown.
• •Convenienced at Hand-
EniMing, material it plenty. Pfeil and oyst...ra rrs
.plentiful and cheap.
ViFitora mutt expect, however, to ace a new place.
Whyllic /Property has not ItecitSettled
• fore.
Tide emestion the tender naturally n is beenurn
It has been livid in large traits by families not tit.noe. 4
.to eel% and being wit hunt railrmat facilities they had few
inducements. The railroad %hat feiet been opened thro e .
the property this season: fur the liret time.
• isiturs are show n over the:And 111 a carriage, free of
expense., .ted agbreled time and qmoortunity for thorongh
inveetlgatiou.. Thy,: who come with a view to fett le.
shoulNiring Money to secure their intreM ,, es, as luta.
tiotes.tere nut beld open.ternsal: . -
Tut Sarrsz Hann Times, where pe6ple hare
- brim thrum' nut oT cmpluytnevt or Ilusincee., qnd port
rot T1iC161.., or small lemmas, is to star 1 Ilda.-
fieires a /awn% They can buys piece of land at- a mall
price. and vane mere than-wages to initam log If. and
when it ikdone it In a certain indepFialcuee and nu logs.
A few acres iii fcult tree...lw ill insure a comfOrtatle
Hr
,lug. 'The land Is put down to hard.tlnte prim,. and at
Improtala,t* can he inadt, at a cheiper rate taw wont.
any other time. .
'the whole tract. with elm mike front on the ralircad, Is
being lam oat with doe add spacious avenues, with r.
town In the centre—de e acre lots in tile Inie'e sell at rrbtn
$l5O to *t. , 4;0 : twn and a-lialf acre lots. at (coml.:Alto etl)
and tow n lutsso feet front by IV) feet deep, at i•lne—pay..
able one-bait cash an - d the balance within it year. It 111
only upon farms of twenty ayes, ur more, that kaucara
time Is given. .
TO.)C.`k Nl' l'Af.'Ti.llEitS, the town affords a fine open,
Inz for the S 1101: ninnufnetufNg bth•lnna: and sabar
title. behez; near Philnaelphia, and the ilart:aAnAta
country Nth a larse pupulat:un, hich affords A goo d.
market. -
This pet t lenient, In the conr, , e of Pcveral years, trlll hn
one of the most beautiful idacels to the country, and most
agreeal,le for a reAdenee,
tti, Intended to mole 4.1 Vine-and Fruit group!:
countrv, so title eniture is the Inn:A rrofltahle end tbo
beet inlaptett to the market. Every advantes.c and cpc
venieticafor the ,iettlers utll be Introdneed which mill In
sore th e itrasof:rity fdtheldece. Thr hard tones thro* 7
ontibe country will be an advanta;..re to the setticinew,
ue It-compels pcople. to rteert- to egticultute ftr a U
lna.
•
Lorre numbers of people are porelisstrq. tool peep!'"
hOcleetre thu s best location should risk the pace la once.
it
opeored Lond Isalso for sale.
I'IMIVEIL—Land con he bought with or without Lira.
The Tirolherna morketaihiotion.
. The Title ist-indispokabto.'_ Warrantee deeds given.
clear of all inennibeanee, when the ni one,: is paid. -
Boarding eon stilettoes othanh •
Let ters prpayptly anawerc:d. reports .of roan Bob.
Inson toutn in. Parr,' sent, togetherwith tho "Vineland
Itortie to the land :—T.eseenelnuteLiet t wire rt . , ''Thtla•
delphla. 14.9 &elect:. A. Sl.. and 1 P:_3l,; (wlet.. there
therdd ha a change of hear.) for Vineland, on the Glare
bora! and 31111ifIle Ttailrbad.• When on leave the are
at Vineland Swaim. Jail opeeted. Int:111m for
CHAS. K. LANUIR. reatmatter.
• • reenact; of the Colony,
•
VINTLirp Curaberlanll:Connty N. J.
P. s..—There fe a chatige °retire at GlasebotV. Mr*
beware of .herper. on the can from 'N,,er York aoll Phil
adelphia to Ylaelendr.latiairing your buslvess, denials
ti "r.
January 2, .
ABEL TURRELL
TIM; for ritle Stirari.ftllng rsigittept. for
• 11 - 1 the Wh!Arr.* and Heir, that m It 2 Iratitg_psit a Shirk
set of WblAar, , . or a NaNpraeLe. to frothstX 'to . eftikt
weeks ;'Baker's Corn pc,htl,a sure cure for Diteutczy. - ,
• biontrose, July 17.:1E,,ti1, -
S Al r T.by teo.o4 . rrel, SA cif cis•l:0 1 4d.
, itrim
tit