The . Zeisige.." . - The President'iV Message has been pub lished; mid generally , " What do you thitik-eif • it?" - et ery Man - asks 'Of his neighbor, mid then both break on into a laugh. At first, it was regarded liy 4natiq as one of the President's jokes. We were asked by, st-teril of people last eitening it what we hail jointed as Nr.Lincotialles-. sage was a+.l really genuine—whether we! had not, " just tier Ilin," intierpolated sonic of thOse liniisbykine anti ridiculous Ceti- 1 unties. be it. "Can 'it lee possible," our interrogators would ask, "that a Presi- . dent of ~ the United States is capab'e of putting-firth such stuff itr a grate State piper?" "Yes," ; we replied, "it is quite possi ble, when a man chosen by a party. which boasts' of possessing!" all the tutellipice' of the country. is President." But, even our solemn asstratice . that we l bad printed the words of- the docuinenst as they had come to us,.ertir .t he wire*,[ saareely convincedl,our astonished friends', that we had not interpolated or 1:113.1i:" se-; rions - mistiikes in printing it. •To convince us that we were Wrong .they would open',. the Journal, and read such Buttsbyisms or axioms as the following: "Certainly, it is' not so 'easy to pa., something as it is to pay nothing,..--but it is easier to pay a large sum than it is to pay ta forger one, and it is easier to pay any sum when we are s able than It is to pay it &fore we are able." And, determined to Satiiify us that we had misprinted the document, our anxious. 'inquirers referred us to the closing sett, tenser of the message. These, they were certain, we Ink! added for the purpose of throwing ridicule upon that extremelyl,, VirOur 'readers -will remetrikrer that "honest"intlividualwhose name is.appen.,, Congress not long ago, and after secession ded to the docum'ent, under considers-I had done its work, unanimously Lion. "We say we are for the Union— I -titsasteht,Chat neither mi., Congress of the 'United nor s,a te tt: c e p t t e h the world will not forget. that we - say this.re C ec o t r i t rtielalt6 of t h h t g t n o ° l legislate f.- 4 S ho tg ld te ing s, We know how to save.the Union. [ it's upon , or interfere with: slavery in any of right siave-anki offhie.Congrem and this Administration.") ! tag ntates in the union.•••—sheossoressignon, pasied The world knows we know ItoW to save , Feb. tub, 11361 it." * " In giving freedom.to the slave We assure freedom to the free"---, 5 ?`the world will ever applaud and God must forever - bless Abraham' Lincoln !" Serious ao the situation of afikirs is, and 'serious as we ought to be and feel, in ref trey& to a message at such. a time, we Cannot bring ourselves to :consider this document with seriousness'— Its. ridicu lous' farcical charaeter'forbids. It is be neath dignified criticism, and like the broad f.s-rce that usuallf_suceeeds the sad dest trageq, it excites..!a laugh in spite of any tears of the previints noiment. The 'antics of anape on the roof : of a burning house, fired ,bythis oWn mischief, could not be more ludicrous than Mr. Lincoln's ef forta to escape the damning c.it,sequences of his own destructive potiev ; and while we deplore the threatened destruction of the. noble fabr ic; cannot but smile at the comic distress of the unfortunately el evated ahimal i though it does so strongly resemble a man !—Leader. 'Some tears ago, pave 'Wilmot, re ferring-, to the approaching contest !or President in l - 156, and seeming to fear the Republican vanilla:me (Fremont) won d br defented, expressed hin intentions an 'follows: - "11l he II ill. don't joiti l ihe par , that * l think will „send the emairy to THE QUICKEST." Fremont was joined the abolitio n party which promises to do the - job for Wilmot within fjc• years. But the white folks in -pave's 'TM riet voted at the last election. a' , if °ley were willing to • let him go to ibe hot hole if he wattled to, but wer e b‘olnil to save th t e country, -if repudiating him at this would do any good. Alai! poor I..pave,—you ° can't be reblected Senator - M . A Pottsville newspaper says that • "Letters roceiyed in this phice, from offi cers of the Pett..sylvailia V(llunteers - , who are staunch Repoblieans inpolitice,-state that,the- removal of Gene .11 ' McClellan 1 .. has completely dem?ralizedl the army of the Potomac."! 1 - 1' .• l arOver a litindi - e‘t forispners are con fined in the old Capitohyris'on at. Wash ington: Some 'lays! a7k. !hey wanted a supply of wood. Fifteett,c4:ls were Sent for, but on tnetsuriOg it when delivered, it-was short three-cortbi 1 Now but *very mean administration would rob' its politi :cahprisoners of woui. . , IrlrA new seheme of plUnder by the .abolition cabal Wa.hinuton. Men are - . kidnapped, cage, and theh l releassd when :they pay moneo be let - ontl The vil lainy who rule uswould sell the4.'souls it they had any, au 'steal others ilthey had any use fur them ' , ___ ' - A Cuutosiry.-1-Our friend; Mahlon Hel ler, Eq., of Bushkin, Pike county presen ted us with an ear acorn containing eight rows—four 'of them are brown, tr,ild the balance yellow.—Monroe Democrat.:.._ rirAn amusing adaptation of Sacred poetry is - told of a good old lady;who'when told' that the salvation of the Union de-. ,pends on the Abolition party, exclaimed "Oh Lord on what s rottetirhresd, . Hand everlasting things." galrNo news - from the 'Army of ,the Potomac. All is quiet along.the Burnside 1011 probably ,be delayed for. a want of styptics, and finally rempved, for $ party favorite, after Which things will c e done fast:. • „ JZTl'he statement in the Tribune, ifoC., about peace offers, is a very silly partisan falsehood. fartongrese will be able to do.bat lit +tle between the Mae and the Holidais -.atter which • thay will get to-work at the ;darkeyAitestion. —The New York, citreleetion resultod in a clean Sweeping Out of the. aholition . .office holders. So it goes everywhere. —Those •whO hare wide intercourse with the Aneinbers of Congress diseotwr that those from the Nest ow) Northwest return "to_ Washington with- decidely ...conser,•ative views of ibe . .proper condn .of the war and of onr politicai filltre, wfule thd eastern and New gngland inetnbe'rs . -grow more -radleal daily. • 1 ' • — 7 -The purely Ahol don eralrlengsg • • ' •• • . . „ . , .. ed in the South Car,,li tia ', ex ',edit Von rent:tin trelttl in 1 mnp. .- l he deceased - was a i in -- essatiet in tie aria .' ' - ' ear ' ' ' 1 - re use. srili• h 'the- parties NEW MILFORD. November lath. 1011. ' 341.21C,X 31 1112 , 18/21110. ' • -• ma they were more thug a v'ear aao• Tite r w -kind looLbaiol, an uffietionute Sather, an I interested at hie office in Montrose.; on Friday, the seem chietYititelit otheirj•l -. } . 1A... DIA Igi3 g neicrlibor and .was a worthy . .•), tpg t leinse cm . . ~ ~ 1 • . • 190 i day of Ducetaber,lBo2, at 10 O'clock In the fore npOlt. ~,• 14:3 „..., , 00 .0,254. ... 'Wm. J. TURBILL.AndItOc. ' ~i - i . • - 41•"1/11`. •". ' o - It Triox.-owszoon -Branclis, tiebtalni Vail tons% le . tll,OO ltstntstrbuosophr, amnia:F. Ptirslokiilt sad B oot * in the luxurious .resdeneelt A e s e ct e d 1 , *tither of the Metlitnlist Episcopal ........- •J - 1 --- ph i aa; { h IA v 1 ath 7 . 1 -7.--" L . : .-" t .. l -'- : 1 ,. TT . TAKES i1210, , X10 eiltrb e es tw, Make 13P.,4 eAtetoind tv,- 1 Keepthe • - ,00 terrbels," while .ther occupy tlieir tittle - - 11 " -4 an " --Am- " a 2- -' ''-' ' e- • ' • - nun riffi r r i rm. - sturC7milei -. '4. 1: eri Ptiteb 1111314 lleskiltnny -driven home'rb make a . : .."' ,312F 04 ,11:02,111101 . 141Wal • Algebra. G e ometrynhd Ander Langnages,.... ... bOO . , • hink of that. Master lirook.:' - Due ..., ~. 2 . 2 mit 2 2 . 2 Li French 5,00 in training negro si .I,licrs ; that -eonetanOy 4 , Life's - labor done, as sinks the disk, To England, /retail d RZid bcotlaiiiic' tulfithil=jtitehelL and every stitch a air* oat . 161.11M11.11 ~, It o Ila rll . ''' • COFFEE , ma„,„. Flano,nntil the Wails seas, e,OO run ,away, aud trying -' • 111 edit Cate negro - -Light front l!ta load the spirit. till ;-. -•- . - .f‘' non: I Amp, / m yself tk ..m.t lu t enacquired, hem lone ex, • • „ • • . 11 Room rent, < 1,60 . A L R8,A.11,141/114.43 n 4 l:l,NAliri it iettnnta °cane perlenee at: the business a Ain requisite to -glve soy rims y u , smo tt oi , un de rom g m u st - Jarir t .4 4, 4l , ABEL i TURRELL ':,l Itypense of Recitation t 0 0m ,"..,,, Los 2.00 l! t ahieit. We - ,espeet they will niake tint WhileJleaven and earth etintleitie to say, ; Pseuds li p t rard eye th Pee ilprin,Wl " man or boy p arlt, an tomfurtabig lt, 4 lthey ru ttakt. B. recominendetbf Fletreehuitte t superior Thornton@ • Baud per week i A l dash on .Cliariesten" souk. time afikr- How bit:mettle righteous When lie dies." - 1° "" rt ' l g Th "" 1 ""'" 411 ' d s ''''" l ' d ' hu ' e-b r • ""°!'l4nti.alwolti. tan --, - hYeltage,for_Deciezl Dotluity. Dyspepsia and all bilious ....xl• 119 fora tie, metanie 011.- for !Sewing , msektasl •- br a n ' aind ‘ hedilltb ' eix4l2 4"" ° ' bcdit° "' • . "Will. H. IN.NIPER, lk Cm: Flanitunt. S • - ''- .• - - ;,' disquiet. •Thousauda who hams bosh coehlallerdlOshan• . 11 . soak di Watch Oil. Bed ling. Rst and ,Monte p c , . •and ta e i .. _ , , . , - Richinendis taken. Of colirie, the Algiji: . . , jnlll-1611‘ Muntm " ..Pat ' -. LATEST STYLEs .: Kt the coact ceftec win nmetitla without 'gurus idiot sec itaateoecthic Remedied, sweet ttrti ct • an d a efts • R"'n' t y"'" te'rimet" ail ladhek of / 1241 4% "a, .P i nn:. • , __ pin qfilt 4 ilm the Iteetlititt et.traPOw.±. '4, (.1100ei. vartetyatfinitnenta. laleee:PAlle, end fln t i ses , a n d an . 0 1 ?1 , 7,e f0r the week at nook on molar., -. tiou papers, make no complaint of . their ;Tn Brooklyn, .on Friday, ny 28th, I , - - - or ci utt a l mse done with despatch., and tri.. weer- . Price ACellte: • . , p u ll et s su py tpt r p atent i dt4 li c i Dea . .. . eventne <menden are thelollowlng : ' • t' 1' 0 . ' I MN Monday evenin g , debate in the finclettere 1111015. " . Inerthesa. .• • - 1 i 1,882, after la - protrinittftl ilium% -which she t sealbooinistrutors! .ottoo • i stnietiodotivon b. ttTight tegethoz-Terme cash durti l For sti l e by - Abe) Tut Tell: en s . Leetn W'ednevl t y, Speaking mid Composlttou. • ,_ • I 1 , „et • to a ' but 1 •• T U R eruns halo ds- , t Try me. one door westof Scene'''s Rotel, - • , I.•r, Wffi IneliF very little -telki of boom- . g bore witli• Christian resignation, Mrs. Ben. :Ivo . = is koreky given It numb 'mina the estate or JA BS TRUESDELL, 1 Oa. :, e- aQiur canons. , . 1{614,1400/01TLEVAiN, . grairli NOTICE. - ''' "Id Y re' with "PetWate %A Zrinisl IV . , losnony and eheraletry. • Demoeratainy itiore. Indee4, some theiiite Ser . & TORSI'. tiod 68 .years, wife of the 'asem; late of tomasktp, tug the same nu t by ! 217"° °e' ( kt' 924-1 s --. a .r- . - -r- .-4-z..::......". . The proem BANFNO POWZIER litdistt,f r'ma i litg o Utak '1r"14.1. W. VOBB•baeing bun a pointed p enrgeon i n Fridev. General Debate. • . • - eleetiort, it is believed that the . Rnptilili• late itev. Daniel T f trry.... . - presented ii, As tintirrelved tat settlement, and all pup < i .... 1 .- .... . , 'y -, sweet and - utridons Bread and eskes. -Igitet: ' ts. -., Jut the armyl his accounts stem with the undersigned The Intl-nun= is furniebed with au sepustme to mu scats lodebted, to said 4:stet* am magmata to make SW .; Mt MiIiqUIZICDOMM, i.. -lastaiseturm he at. H. KoLLocg. ea a r al ka, -. ' 1 fur tittle neat. AndPersoni indebted wit) piesw cs'l Cad irate the Dr i nthilei of witand PhllneoPhY PaCh , ln I.t ry, can leaders fee! Very. mach like hanoiti , • In Great', Bena; Tjee". 1 i't - ' hfr:" - liillißl i . 4l e4tlt•PAY 4lol 4'' -.. ' ' ' ' - •`, r ib Iv- 4 -<- ',..' tt. 1" te•-ii t ... t ,., ft. r ,',.' < • r. , , d , i. . Cot.tc: of naiad and Ritestnotsta, Philadeiptila. -11 assns wt out deity. .'' Z. Cooo,, and 'A 41.11csan and 111040 to aid to the etudy Or Phyeiclo b, et •1, ' Wu; TE1X5041,4, i Aftm , re . . 4 1 .1. ~0 lee Nee. - 17; 1 1%1 4 7,`,. 4zr., - ....14,44 ,I_ is7i4 by an Dregglstsm t dlerocprn, :, - ..„. IAhdIIN en , 1 sit lAA : tile.; It _ • i es. • • • , Ittufard, as& at, lea. . . ... . , • the wives. . - I. 1 ElanalarsoN, aged 6,5 . yee o. , . ' ; 1 . Oet - ss,nek,.. , •• n. ,a4Tivaaram. . _ • • .. - . - a .! . ~. .. ) r —Mr, D. A. 311ffioney, the ed for of the Dubuque - (Iowa). Herald, was -• mpelled to swear, before. the govern men . 'author ities voila release him- fro th pluton, that . : he " would not commence, or ause any - action or suit, at any futyre time, against the officers of" any loYal Jitatit or the United Statetq for =using Mai arrest or int pr ison Inv lit " —A provinciul New atmpshire,Repub• limn has written ton tsatinel otj one of the regiments front that state in the prtny who is a,Denmerat—to know it,' he would aceept." - the nomination, of the Republican Convention in opposition tp -- Judge East. man, theliresent Dethoeratie nominee for governor. lie has no hope-of the.auttoesi of the:straight Republicon ticket. --A Thanksgiving dinner was given in Washington to 1,200 contraband oegroes. Mrs. StoWe and Rev. .2d. Channing were thepriiminent iitilividualg present. After the dinner, the ihrkies were preached to for six hours. A Vermont divine in the tuturse of his rein-yks told.thent that he regarded the Democratic party es it Moral devil, at whieh the contrabatidi shouted "Mime 1. . SEettsstO:v. r —The Ne wpYork Tribune, which was rote of the very firgtournals to advodate t dissolution of the Union, is stilf, for sepatratiiin. So late u the [4th it said : " We . favored, in the infancy of Secession ,the-policy of letting the Cotton States go, if it should appear that their peo ple really desired to cut loose flout the Un h.n. We believed then, as. we realize now, that events would fully justify our recommends,' - - Bingheunton College. Young men. who design to attend the Binghamton Cominercial College, would hear of something of practical value, by calling upon oraddressing the editor. of this paper.. ThOse wishing to attend similar institutior, :May sav6 mopey 'as above. • r 4w _ __,..............--- v . - Directory- of the Hospitals. • The Sanitary Commission have estats• 161.1 an office of information in regard to patients itr the hospitals of the District of ' Columbia, and of Frederick! City, Mary land. By a.reference to hooks, which are Corrected daily, an answer can, under O'r ditiary airetunstances, be given by return mail to tlaefidlowingstuestiems: `1, , ,t. ti--;---- [giving name SO re gitnetiti at present in the hospitals of the --. District or of Frederick,city ? "- 2. If so; what is proper address ? This College Is in no way cot:lncited ,Ai•lth any other 3. What is the Surgeon, or Chaplain of ) _nstitution. the hns , 1 The energies of the ent:c., Faculty are exclusively pit.;, I? • 1 devofed to thie. . 4. If not in hospital at present, has he I The design ()tads Inatitutlon 'it tn afford Young Men i 11 , :i .n opzrth . t a ilty for acquiring a Thprow,ll, -Pruc•kcal recently been in hospital? r... taVlitoll. 5. It '• s4ll, did he - . die in hos'pital and a t ' our 110"1:. a!AI Fortninre earafnlly annnged by practl. 1, CIO iICCOUI.I.AIIti, ixprenolly for tlii,. Inttliut on, nod the 'l4 hat date? . . codeine of Instruction to such itito combine 1 henry and _ . 6. If recently discharged from. hospital:- r alc` l " . - - Th • - Was he dist:liar:gel} front MTV ice ? - 1• 'ascaleaiwte• 40ciutrigo. 7. If not, what Were his orders on leay.'. Tb1• . c,,,10,,., ..,,nra linb,k- ham in al: :tio 'depart atentp, Penni.nehip. rtantnereial Artlmietii, Itnaittes lag? correspondence. Coinmeretal Lao, I - wait:al kir ovomy, Tlie 'Commission is also prepared to c c ,,, u ,1r:1 1 ,', / , t i: „';', l ,f,:i tt i 4n` t ,V,TO.'„, s ,`,"!, l t l ," ffi !' i'" "" "bg furnish more specitie information as.ttt the Tho. Speneeriau.oo Beat of ' - 'pruin rn , ti,p IA tanghi in all e litbm of any patient in the - District 148 1 7 1, sz e i tio,71::L v - t p h i e s n g're t ,:i k. rtt i e u .'l n l'a"u t , e , r il i nr"t f t t lre t t r • l cial eu it us pi t A within t wenty-fonihotars after a • perrison and Instruction of the Pruieiyui, L. W. Lowta-L. .t'ClneSt to di. %! i frusta an bfricer of any of - i ts corn.sp.anli: g soeivat s. 1 . . , . The office of the Directory will be open . daily frl MI 8 ti . ehoi•k a., tn. to 8-0 1 ,1-, e k p. tn., and accessil le in urgent cases at any - . hour of the' night. ' .. , Th'e number of patients in thane hospi talsbi about 257,000. ,If 'lmo to be lime tie.able, the diqy bere undertaken 1°4.31'1 by. the,' Communion will he 'extended to include - all the. general • hospitals in the .country. FEED. LAW OLMSTED, . • ' General Secretary, . i Adams 110n5e;1244 F street, - - I Washington I). C N0v.19, 1862. '• Teacher's Association. The next meeting. of "The Sn.quehan: na County Teaelters' Association" will be held ‘.its the Borough of New Milford, commenting Friday morning, Jan. 2nd, 1863. ORDER OF EXERCISES. Faquty.—Froni 9 to 114 a. in— Intefilee tital Arit lonot ie, ronilutled ifry Miss A. A. Webb. From , 10 to •11 a. in, Pentnan shift, conducted. by Mr. M J. Corse.— ?rout 11. to 12 a. in., Diseusaiou clues •tions front, the question box. _ .• , Afternoon.—From 1 to 2*p. m., Gram- Mar, conducted by Mr. E. B. Flawl6v. ' 2 , to 3, History, Conducted by M. L. vitaiV -14. 3to 4,, election of officers and 'Ms; cefianeous business. • Ivening , Session,—Reading . of Essays by A. Jayne, Miss- Ann - a M.. 1 Dean, Dliss Flora J. Johnston, Mr, M. L.l l Hall, Mr: Alberi.Scott, and Rufus Cush.. man.. The ;above 'named persons having) been . apppointed at the last session of the! Association, it is expected that they will! be prepared: SATUADAL—Morn ing.-1 et, SentimentS„, 2nd, Singing, sd, Prayer. Frain 9to 10' a. m:, Reading, conducted by Miss L. A., Jayne. 10" to 11, Practical - Arithmetic,' Conducted by Mr. H. N. Tiffany. 11 to 12' - Orthography, conducted by Brigs E. A. Webb. ; • . . . Afternoon.—From 1 to 2 p. m:, Geog raphy, conducted by Miss E.C. Park, and follO wed bY' general Vusiness'' and discus Sion until -time of adjournment.. . - All the Teachers of the &nutty, the School Directors and friends of education are earnestly invited to be present and to phrticiPate in the exercises and discus sicts of the trie*ting. • IBiTirder of the Committee. Dec. ~:~~r~s~s3s. Oct. 28th; . BLaca f orßush, in the 37th year of his Ake, atter a•severe illness of about fifteen hours." , waii in the army tive,inouthis four of which he Was hospital. Ile was honora bly discharged, returned home and soon (lied of ciiiease Which was prol:ibbly con . .camp..- The d 4d -w. S I kb* ;o' 4 LETTER I 'A",.FAMILY SEWINO MACHINE, • : 'ATM ALL TEE )120ENT . MS . COILIIMAT 13, 1.. the baitiialkiliestitst and Molt tarot klidairipg Macbtkiti. Thle Machine will sew aivihkg. tram the running oft ttickln rmletan to the milting of an Ova-, coat—anything from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down - td, the softmt Gauze pr Boasamee Tlssue.knd is ever ready to d its work to perfection. It can fell.kentabiu& gatiter.tuck - iillintand has ilaspatat7 fors grestYstietruNaprapeata work. Thii is nut the only machine that cat fell: hitM: bind. andao forth.- but it will do eta better then any other machine. The Letter "A" Family Sewing Alm:nine may be bad Inar cus variety of cabinet -cases. .-The:Foiding Casa, whichis now becoming anvopslat-la as. its 'Oates tmplitspipt that can he folded Into a box or case. which when opetted.makes a beantthili substantial ;and spacious table fur the work to rest upon. The cases are of every imaginable &slim—plain u the wood grew in its native forest. or aselaborately finished as art can make them. Tits twanchweless am all well supplied with silk. twist, thread, needles. oil. etc.. of the very best quality. Sod fora qt y of "Amain &Co.'s 0 azumm." • T. it nifftEß, & (1!).. ASS Brasdwity, ' N. T. irlir!Philadelp !rice. 810 Chestnut street. MAD, WATB US& POSTER, Atoms in Montrose. Administrator's Notice. TITTERS Testamentary to the Estate of HENRY LFIENDEICEHON. deed late of Great Bend township hsvlng been granted to the undersigned. all pers!ins In debted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and 'tunic having demand* against the same to present them to . .JOHN MERRIFIELD, AA . TS. ISAAC RECKIIOW, Great Bend, Pa., Daeeniber Bth, ieqs-8w• _ •• RICH HONDO MERITS!! lIIHE Maher:lt:fliers having_just returned trim N. York. take pleasure Mulling the attention of their Mends to their assortment of Watches, Jewelry, - Silver Ware & . - Fancy Goode. comptislog all the new styles of goods In market ,' which will be sold, as heretofore. at the lowest cash prices. . . A lerge,etock of Gold and; Silver . English, American.and Swiss Watches, both Etuntintand Open Face,‘warrauted good time keep• ere, by ' ErAxe A AU ea, SILVER Table, dessert, tea. sugar, salt, cream, preserve, berry and mustard Spoons. Table, dessert and pickle Forks Butter. pie, and fruit knives: Cups, napkin rings, chi' dren's sets In cases, soap acid gravy ladles, , agar sifters and card cases—warrantal pure as coin, LEngra% ed rr,el PINE COLD JEWELRY ! A splendid stock of Ear-rings and kips of the ,oevrest patterns; linger ringa of all styles; bracelets;-armlets, lockets ; giant, neck and chatelaine chains ; thimbles, sleeve buttons ; studs, belt ackles, slides, !maps, spectii cies. 38 carat plain rings. etc. EsrAas d Axurs. irlated.Wars.—Tbe largest varlet, of silver plated knives, turks, opoons,casturs, butter disles.cake ha lets sugar dishes, trays, cups; saitc•tea sets, and extra tea pots, butter and pie knives, etc., ever kept in this market. Calitharp—Pocket and pen knives. acissors, slivers. to good article .) for sale by EVATiI. &ALLEN. • lisedles.—Best - qualltyof sewing, crochet; netting, and knitting needles.- Brtialkeih—llair. tooth and nail brushes.. Photograph Albama.—A very nice lot. `Chinese and Japaned Goods. . . A very pretty variety of cope, ,antra, %Rae, rime, & 331749.1\71131 eb .4961.11aF1N. 13114,40unwn, Dec. DIU. No. 2 Odd Fellu% a' Hall. She New Commercial Buildings are Located opposite the . Court House, corner of Court and Cho:Lange Streets, • TrlfClo2.2kll.Mtle)33..' St ativs4o.. can cult': at nny Ittue. v.ielt••on. Lrued Li al, to comi•lete from 6 to mieelce: Asbis twice rendered togritual•—• in procuring -limit:ode radnaterare prcreueA with nu eleg.i.t'y enzraved Diploma.. li'••r catalogue of W pageA,_ 'mei 711 , 11 a ••f penntun ship, se., encEigc two letter t-tamp-•. and iidtirinoi • • - /NELL .W.AltliElt, • DinofuncittOn. N. Y. - - oetl3 681715 c ,E; - /Q, 62v (gyiVL -- ,i i; -- , 011111E1MIL ORLIGE, IS;e6rner'lth & Chesonat=its, 3P3XXX-4.4012X11.4E 0 .13Z.A., I. This is nue of the TIN colleges 'constituting the Na tional Own., Immted fu.lphia. Nrir York City, Brooklyn. Albany'. Troy, Buffalo, Cleveland. Detroit, Chicago. and St. Louis. Scholarships issued by any one of then Colleges are good fur an unlimited tine.. . The Collegitt:e Course„ Embraces Book-keeping for every var i iity of business; in its most adproved forms.—Penmans_htp. the celebrated Speneerian system.—Commercial Calettlations.Conitner dal Law. Buslne,. rrespondenct ri th meti e.Lertu res. Thes'e luetitutions possess a national reputation. and guar:mike gr:•ater lac: hies for prepantlng young mentor the duties of the moulting house. and business generally, • than any other similar Schools in the country. The PhileAfAlphia College, Hasbeen recently enlarged and re-fumlithed. in a anpe riot manner, and is now the largest and most prosperous Commercial Institution la the State. Its well known thorough course ot" instruction, the long practical experi ence of the Principals.ami superior accommodations,olTer unequalled Inducements to young. men who wish to ac quire the best preparation, and the best introduction to the business world. Diplomas atvarded, and graduates reeconimended to busineas men. Pitsceicat. Tax? Booxa—Bryant.it, Stratton's Book: Keeping, three editions,—Common school, price 75 cts., High.school, $1,75, aud Counting • Masc.—Bryant and Stratton's Conimemini Arithmetic. 'l,V...9—Bryant & S's Commercial Law, $1,50. 'An/ of these boolth ssnt by mail. on receipt of price. 101 r Sdnd for our catalogue, containing fall particulars,. and note carefully the Ten special advantages. of these Colleges over all others. Address STRATTON, BRYANT & CO.. decly pwa(l.-. • . Philadelphia, Pa. . Auditor's Notice.. Ia the matter Of the dfittrilmtiogof the fund the hands of ttir Administrator of ! James W. Truesdell. deed. BE undersigned havingbeen appointed by the Ornb. T ens Mart of the county of Susquehanna, an auditor to distribute said fund, will meet the partlee Interested In the same, at hit office in Montrose on Saturday the .3d day ofJanuarj,-1863; at ko'clock p. at which time and place all persons having claims upon said hind will present them or be forever debarred. - det2 ' • J. B. IteCOLLIPA, Aiditor. P. nthtor's_ Notice- 7. WHIPPLE, j In the Court.of Com.Pleaa vs., ,• Susquehanna ,County. llBeottand Albert Catiron ) No. 205, April Term, 1,... , 59. T ag auditor appointed by the Court, to report a dia. Vitiation ?I the fund arising' from „Vie Sheriff's sale in the above entitled case; will7attend the duties of bin appointiiient on Saturday; the 20th div of December. at one tecloelc., p. m., at his office in Slontruse„ at which time all persona interested will present their claims, or ba forever debarred from comfng ht upon said fund. ito*2s 4sr Woe. J. TEEEELL.Anditor. Auditor's Notice. J. H. R&M, In Common Pleas of &mg's Co. • • vs. Sheriff's es'e of personal property A. B. Kursim. or defendailt. • THE andersigned. an auditorhppolnted to distribute the money in Court to Miscast% will hear all persons interested in the rand at hte office in Montrote, onS,itur• day. December SOM. lbeS, at .one o'clock p. All per -sous most present their eininmat that time and plitee, or be debarred from aafd fund. .- H. JEOS up, 'fold* 4w • • Anditor. AlkilftOr's NotiCa.. In the matter of ttMatttlemeat of the Orphans Court the ertate of Garrad eitone.decd, of Sump a County, Benjamin Glidden, Adminiet'r. Nu.3l, ng. TAMA. Excertiou, ttrtblelleivottpleictLe Adlnlutetrattr, de, , i *ClAtli' WANTING. FARMS; Nii*Settittment of Vineland. . • 4:OlEiiY. von lIARD:i. _s.". A Hare Opportunity in the Beat Market, tad • Deliglktforand Healthful Climate in the . Onixtf44.ro iles %bath of Obi i~lphiw on Its I:01141i . 6710104 V Oil, and highly immiuetivi v 141414.10 Aringst . ! the best in the Garden Outset Nt.s . Jersey. ICONSISTS of 20 . ,00ffacree of GOOD lend.dirtded' to f ume of di ff erent tire. to snit the purehreer—fro , 40 acres and upwarde—end ie told at the tale el from Al teen tb tweut e dollen per dere for the feint land, pert. hie one•funttit ca.b.ar d the heiereq: hd onertery earl% tn. etalitnenta, with lege, "„tereet. within the tutu of four years. Timis! leicoxra Is, In great put.a 'rich day litaan,ocitable for Witanf, - Groas , and Polatoo—elAon dark and nen randy loam. suitable for corn . *w ee/Am:doer. tobacco. ill kinds of vegetables ' and root crepe, and the great variety' of fruit. ouch as grapes, pears. peaches, apricot,. Nectarine., blackber ries. inelono and other fruit., beet adapted to the, Phila delphia and New York market.. In respect to the :off and crops therecan he no mistake, na visitors can exam ine both, and none are expected to buy before oo doing, and finding these statement. correct—under these cir cunistancsa, unless these statements were correct. there would be notice In their being tune; • Win considered Tho Best,Frdit Soil inthe Unioii. . pre report of Solon-llobluson, Esq.. of the New York Tribune, and the well known agriculturist; William Par- . ry, of eintuoinoon,New Jersey - tablet' will be - furnished inquirers.) s . .... i i 6 ,3EFE 3:lol4.R.Mrs 3 En g . By looking over a map the reader will perceive that It enjoys tl best market i s?, Ms I soon. anti has direct cow. ni nnieati nowith New York and Philadelphia twice a day, being on • thtrty-t* o tulle , front the latter. Produce In thinnotr et tiring. double the price that It dots In loca tions di ant from the chi,. In this location it ran be put into the market the ...li , :e morning it in gathered, and for what the farmer sells be gets the highest price; whilst groceries end other amid , ' he purchases he getrat the lowest price ; Jo the West. what he nets brings him a pittance. but for *hut he boys lie pnyo two prices. In locating here the settler lino many other advantages. Ile Is within a few hour,. by railroad, of all the great. cities of New England and the Middle Stereo, Ile lo near his old hien& and associations. Ile low ochool for his chit dren. divine service, and all the advantage, of civilize thin, and he-to near a large city._ - 'XINS.33 CJI.EXikILALT3EI Is delightful; the - wintero being oalubriono and open, 1' w nilot the mourner• are no wanner than In the North.— The location in upon the line of latitude With northers Virginia. -...._. 1 . Pa itfiONS WANTING A CIIANGT OP CLIINIATI TOR USALTII. ' WGIIIII be Innen 'rano:fitted in Vineland. The mildneso of the climate 'mil he bracing influence, makes it excellent for all intim - awry qtreatocm. dirspip4a, or general debili• ty. v I,.itor, wit: notice a difference in ti few days. Chills (Judi/two are unknown, WARE, Conveniences at Hand. Building materiel is plenty. rith and oysters are plentiful and.cheap. • Visitors muet expect, however. to bee a new place. Why the Property has not Been Settled Be fore. Title queation the reader naturally Italia. It Ia because it hasbeen held in large tracts b) families not disputed to sell, and beingf, without railroad facilitue they had few inducements. The railroad hae,jusl been opened thrill' kbe proven) this staisuit; furthe Bret time. Visitors are shown near the land ins carriage, free of expense, and afforded time and opportunity for thorongh investliddion. Those who route with a view to settle, should hang money to secure their , purchaser;, as Luca. dt, , 51.1 held upon teTusal , THE meat TIMM: itillAUDTimEs, willre people ha , * been thri.Arn out of employment or bbsinese. and Thum ese souse little means or mulll2,omce,ictr dal them- Mut a hum.. They cut; buy a niese of laud at a small price. dud earn snare than ',sages in imprui, lug it. and hen It is dons it is a certain independence and polo's. A few acres. in fruit trews ill insure S comfortable 11‘..1 ing.. The land It:put down to hard-timrpricea. and ail impromnients can be i a udu at a cheapet,mte than moat I , one other time. op *, • the whole tract. with tix . ndiestront on 01er:inroad, is helm: laid out with foe and spacious a, tuner. with a I town in the centre--ti.eacre lots in the tau 0 cell at from $l5O to IWO; two 411,1 a-half acre lots. at from tOto $1:10 and town lotsso feet front by 1.50 feet deep. at slo(l.—pay.• able one-half cash and the balance w ithist a year. It is only upon farms of twenty acme, car Mitre, that foar y eats time is gis To .51ASCF.ACTUIZERS, the toter afford?* fine apes lug for Ifie-Siff lit. manufacturing buiincti, at d otto.rpre, ti•-les, being nfar Philadelphia. and the st.rrounditiv country has a large population. which any& a market. settlenienhin the course of et vend years, will be ouc of the most beautiful places in the country. end toilet agreeable for a residence. It is infended to noil,e it a 'rule and • Fruit growing • voltam. as this culture i-Abe most yrottiable and the be-t adapted it. the utarketUser} us.. indigo and t or eentence for the settler. u ill he intr,cibt set Whit It a filin: ,cure toe prosperity 0116 . tow., 'I lie bard tulles lbw% out try wtli t 1.111 he ..dsuntagu the set.t.lsln4Ul A* It compeipeople to reei.rt: ti a;rktytinn fut. a I.v. Ind. • .I..arde ntimiteis of people are purcha.itig. evil People who tle-tr elite best beat tor shouie exit the piece atunce. Improved Laud is ales, AI( sale - TlMP.Eit.—hindean he boiezlit with or 'without tim ber. The Timber at canines vainat too. T',Thle 00391,00,11 e. Urn - canter deeds weep, ely.tr won titeutobrdnee. when tbeno.doe),is p.id. • Mt wiling et vett iences at band. Letters promptly um-lit-red. tad ray t eta of .1-( , r, n Pub- Town and Wm. Parry sent. It.t.ct.ber u.tli 11., ••VlLetand floral " i Rome to the Pool :--I..esteewaiont s.rset wtoot. Phtin tit 9 o'clock, N. IL. atd 4 P. At. ft:bless there; , should he a chaisge of boor.) fur 11.. t n the Glatt.= bo r o' and tdlll%.file Itailrodd. \t it. n you leave tl.e cars , at Vinelead Station. lust opt nor. ' . irsuirelor , tIA CS. K. LANDIS, Postmaster. t Founder of the Colony, Vutlhawn P. 6. Cumlserland County P. SZ-,--There la a channe of car, at Glaat.l , oro'. Ala hrware of ,412.rp,ra on the carp frum . .New Tots and Phl'- adelphta to Vineland,lnquitlng your baaineaa, destina tion. &c. • • January 2, ISl;2.—nt9 I . GM RULES TH And With a plentiful supply we base fituchased a large atnek of STAPLE qui? FANCY DRY GOODS, GI2Or,'ERIA'S PROrISIONS, iLI7'S A ND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES. WALL PAPER Wb OD EN WARE, COAL QIL, and LAMPS, • - -r-A Y g ArOTIONS SETIETON SKIRTS, FLOtIL SALT, FISH, NAILS, PAINTS A'N 1) OILS, And 50.11.110 other articles too nntneroma to meritipn,which will be sold at prices that sill' Defy Competition. Don't Forget The Place. But U jou inquire of yulanneighbore fur - The - Cheap Store, They will invariably direct you to HAYDEN BROTHERS, THE PEOPLE'S AGENTS,' ORIGINAL " ONE PRICE" STORE! TEFF. D.AVIS ! WO 40,000 NOD HOcKERS • WITHIN 4 MONTHS .MARCII OF W A SHINGTON Hit IND MB GOODS, • n A s tt_it iv wit vtaxivuevolir. PAOD (ICA: , la ktie for (?0!)#, Cash Paid Par, Pars. HAYDEN BROTHERS. -AT TII E STAND. BY YOUR GUNS! xx4l.iri:)zurr 7EIZTEIAILVAY. _ • OIIANGEOF.ROURS. commenting Eondaj. Nos e 17. .1661 Trains AIR bi.ml Great Rea 4 at, about WM. lowiteboontotist, •• • 'WESTWARD BOUND. EASTWARD ,DOIIND. Nb. 1:Buffalo Es. &00 p.m. Ne.9.N.Y.Eattues WO pa Ne. 3. Night Ez„ la7a.m. No.4,lfight`spresstrui_. a.m No. 5, Mill at 4:39 p.m. No.6,Ststunboat tO6 pta NKr:, •1:20 p.m. S 9 , lo .W 6 7rtilAkt. o : 3o 11 - 31 No.lll,Ac'onicr n.lOll a.m m. Sand t runieery day.. No. 6 ran Sundays. bpi d6es übt ran Nondays. No. s.ot SatmAlll.Nziws ,114 °' td Bold°. bat dues not nut to Donittek.. 6zetnntna over at Elmira. ORAL'S itINOT,GIan.. Stmt. ii.dmAnistrat9r's-. A Ll:Persona Indettedtb tbeastatetnotti O'La pe Ssn . A.E. latent lmseasbanni Dapotboro. deciased. by requested to snake linmedlstft psyment.rnd all a Airing dame agianstsald estate 1•111 present than forlb , With to . , _ MARY Cr/GAUGE/4N, Sass's Depot...tElat, 1662. Adtailiistratrix Notice.' -voncEts hereby given to *Epinal:is 11'1111ga/stands against thin estate of William Piorter,lste of Fnusklite township, .daciamed, that the same mug be presented to the ciederibtu. d fur settlement, and all persons Indebted to said eautte are requeited to make Immediatepayment. • Franklin, Aug. 40862. ' JANE MAIM Ad's. Notice of - Dissoluti on. Xi R. d. B. GUTTENDNRO has this day withdrawn OZ. !tone onr firm. The busines will be settled by the entsieribers, who continue the bushier, under , the Min name of OUTTEMIERO: ROSFLNBALIM, i CO. New Torii. duly %Lb:1661,-4w • • TEE OFFICIAL WAR, MAP. Hazards Rail Road and Military Map of the Southern States. , FROM thetaatt aothsctic.sooresa , and tha Coast Sue r vey, engrave in the Finest Style of Map Making. It gives so recent and such valuable facts concerning all the Railroads. that the War Department iminediately author ized Its publication, and distributed I 000. copies among the Generals and Colonels of the Artny. As it la the ONLY MAP that la authorized as Official, it is the most Reliable and Authentic, and from Its large hy Inches—chows at a' glance the Principle Place, and all Strategic Points. Gen. McClellan has ac. knowledged theeat importance of it to his movements. Beautifully CO LORED. Price only EL to compete with inferior maps. In cloth case $1.50. blinded and moan. test mi mns in. $1.50. _Mounted on Muslin, with Rollers and Varnished. $2.511. Sent free by mail on receipt of price. wiLus P. HAZARD. Vo. 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. TIF - As every intelligent man wants the BEST and on ly OFFICIAL mg% Agents can make money rapidly by selling this. • , • 'znj3-8m CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA COIMERCIAL COLLEGE, N.E. corner of 7th & Chestnut Ste. PHILADELPIILL ' . This Institution, wliich was established In 044, mid now* oadequently in tha eighteenth year of its exist, enc., numbers among its graduate. hundreds of the wort succesafol Merclianta sad Brahmin 'ilea of our Country. The object of the Institution Is solely to afford viotaug men facilities fonthorough preparation for business. Thu hrauchee taught are, Book-keeping; as applicable to tie variousdepartments of trade ; Penmanship, bulb plain and ornamental; quitmertial Law, Illathemstica, Navigation, Civil Engineering, Drawing, Phonography, and Modeen Lapf nstrac /nal:es.. The system (itlon is 'peculiar; no 'elasOesorset lessons are tuade u.,eof, but each student Is taught in& vidually,an Oat, be may commence at any time, and at tend at whatever hours are most convenient. . . . Catalogues are isoued annially after the 15th of April, containing names et the students for. the year, and full partleoler#'ot terms, 6c.. and may be obianted at any timei, addresaing the Principal. • In eitetiitive accommodation. wide-spread reputation, and the lent:thy experience of the Principal. 'this Lastitti. ti. n offerstfacil it ie,eti perior to um other to the country, it for ..)cing en wishing to prepare for businets.and to ot.' tain.at th name time a Diploma, which will prove a recomme dation for them to any licecantilelionse. Or Cri tendeu's Series of Treatisee on Boa-keep lag, now' tore widelycirculated than any other Work en the subject, are fo ale at the C011ege..... O Dtiltfl CRIT7ENDEN. • ' r. ' .. f Attorney-at-Law. • PRnecu.AL. • THE NEW-YORE WEEKLY JOURNAL (il" . . COMMEROF, 4 CONSERVATIVE FAMILY AND BYSLVESS . PAPER. . • • • ' The cheapest and bett Weekly In America. arIONTAINS SEWS from all parts of the World, the Aj he.r reudrts of the Pro - dace, Grain, and Cattle Trade, Dry Good: end Money markets. "./ he hue lu ihtorw.nrzert, • . 4Voidt and ...South. - The Supporter of_the Unimi, The r'onxtetution and Laws. TERMS FOR ONE YEAR Twenty copies or upwards, 81 each. Thirteen. copies. $l5. V. Four copies, $6. Three comes. $5„ Undec thrct copies. $.O each. Clubs of tbirtAen or more will be ttwiled to one address. An extra dope to any our tending a dub of 2 with.the money The Deli!' Journal of Colnmerrs Junior, issued for the country, 15 a year r • gllr7ftecimen e:mies rratit: • ' PRLAIE. STONE. nArz. a.II.I.LLOCIC. Editors and Proprietors, 91 Wall street. New-York. - . • • HRRNIA'TRIJS — St S.' LA ROE assortment; also, Abdominal Su porters, and a variety of other articles of this class o goods. Sold Ay ABEL TVERELL. lions:oat. ..MANHOOD; • HOW LOST. iIOW _RESTORED. Just Put/ Wed, in a Sealed ; PAce itz,Centdr. L'ltti on toe nature. treatment and radical cant /1. of apermattirrhcea uraemival weakness, involut tary pexual debility, and Impedi mot a to marriage lzeneriillyoaervnnenese, conitumption. ePilefieYineFtli : mental and plivaical incapacity, resnittng from eelfalnise, &c.—Bv ROWI'. J. CUL% RIVA'EL-L, 31. D. author of the Green Hook. &c. Tne'world-renowned author. in thpi admirable leeture clearly proves from hie own experience that the' awful coneequencrat or eelf•aboee mav be effactially remoyed without medicine. and without - dangeroasaargical oper at boogies, invtrumente. rings...or cordtab4ointing out a mode of care at once certalnand effectual, by which every ' , offerer, no matter what hi* Condition-mar be, can cure himself cheaply. privately, and radically. Thu lec ture will prove a boon to tlioueanda and thoraanda. Sent under Seal. in a plain envelope; to any address, 011 the receipt Witz cents, or two postage stumps, by ad: dr•eeing_ Lit CHAS. J. C. Ji.LINg, - novis Inn] 127 flowery, N. Y., Post Once 80z,46118 S. Z. Pottengill k Co.t VO. 37 PARK. 11.01 V, Near York, and 6 State Street; 1:1- Brewton, are„one,agenta for the Montrose Democrat-In thtvre cities, anti are authorized to take advertisement* and sublcioptiona for ow at our lowest rate*. The Confesslona and Experience of ail In. valid.— Pubililted for the benefit and as a warning and• caution TO young men who !tiller from Nervous Debility, premature Decay, supplying at the same the means of Self Otte.- By one who has cored himself, after being. put to,,,,rait expensesthrough,medical }imposition and quackery: enclosing a post paid. addressed envelope single plea may be Kid of the author. NATIIANML MAYFAIR, Eau.. Bedford. Kings Co. N. Y. [mhiPlyp RAIL ROADS. DEL., 1. & WHEN 11. R. The Passenger Trains of this . tompany now run to. • • and from Binghamton as follows: ' LEA i rit 81NG1.4.11TW.4 at 6:45 a. m.; conneettag at (.10E/iIk:TON with' the Lackawanna /kloomsbnre Rail 17• Road for Pittston, .Wyoming y, Kingston and Wilkes-Barre; at IFIOPE, With the Berildere Delaware Railroad for Phil. lippurk, Retton t and Philadelphia; Ind at JCTIOi.'" With trains on . .th Central 'Railroad of N. Jersey, for Elizabeth, Newark, and New York. Also fOtEastopo BethlehMis, , Alletltowei Matra Chat*, iteadlag , and IrturtiOurai ; arriving at s \l'EliV York .5:30, Philies ttet), add thin:hibiutetS iLja. LEAVE NEW YORK, foot of Cot:Aland rt. at 6:00 cm: l'hllnd'i, foot of 'Walnut-d, at 6 a.m., connecting at QCRAICTON: veHh.Laclisoranna & BlOoroobiargli.ll. for 1,7 Pittetop, Wyoro ing Volley, filop and Williesbarfe and arrive it Bingludaton 7:41.)l , m:, conneetingwith Ntglitlppreoli West pia ir the .Baltway,Xcurtfaiho E pt leaving - Binghamton next morning for Cortland, Ho rner and Syracuse. , or 'hits Road pasoeiethrii . the LackawanneCiod Maid, and the celetiroted itelaware Water Gap I . AS4OOOI4NODattiONU. 'Leases. Scranton for Gran Bend at 0:50 connecting at that place with. Day. Nxpresa West on the. &MB Railway, and tpent funning a diced, connection with Trne on the isingtuuntrin ,t Smear, Railroad; Returning traren Great Bend at tIU p. and arrist4 at Scnintottßild • r• • •-_St • 01111BIUSBM, 54 , etiotendeat. As innutt. . TttketAgt. • (Scranton, Pa. GOOD - r:NEWSI GREAT - COMMOTION Ttis _ DitY . GOODS; FLA ~ r 03311.. JOHN' BULL Threatens WAR UNCLE SAMSTANDS FIRM ,exec• time Least. _ so Don TIM max OP • 6iittinbtrs, llostnbpint, * I,n Tux CENTATN RISIC l'2l •g . has pelt ai on oar guard. and wie hese lusty Ista in a taii. stock. which, enables as to offer to oar customers. sooii on eviallyksgoOd terms, formerly, conslduing theist. rise. • . AT THE STORES. OF Guttenberg, Torahlnt i; Montrose, Susq'a County, Pa., Elmira New,-Yorl; Susquehanna Depot,_' Pa. OUR. FALL AND WINTER STOCK • , Ls. S:.CDlcrm.pleto; We ate determined not to be outdone, either in pries. or qualipas,—and we will endavur to Qlrq oar customers all possible satisfaction. CLOTHING: • In ills branch mistook is complete..andwill be Sold lower, and more tastefully flashed tha an+ one•horse establishment. or any fonr-huree concern this side of Ir. York City, le able to offer or produce. We canassure the public that we constantly employ the best caters and workmen to make up our stock. Cam" Garments made to order Or 'On the shortest notice. fOr'A °mint warranted or no sale. FU_RNISHiNG GOODS: A Great Stock etiatant/y kept, 'aid soldlower Gots Go lowest at Q3itilrilb. 4. lioseitbannt ; do's Montrose. January lit. 1862. kBEL Now offers tor sale one of the largest alio best seleetion4-ot GOODB - ) Everotiered in Susqitehanna County, an.; proliably comprising the kreate,t VA ICIETV or most different articles (Cain Store . the Northern "part of Petinsylva nia, and perhaps of the entire State. assortment is kept in about thirty Moe erit branches of trade;and the Selections are Made from alamt - forty of:the. ,beat Houses in. New. York, and more than fit tv Dealers and Manufacturers out of New iiroportion of tlie Good:- are brought direct front the Manufacturers, tints insuring genuine articles. custom ers on entering-tlie..Store must n'ot,expect. to find everything in sight, bid nearly ev ery article • wanted will lie prOduced •by inquiry:. Some idea of thi Stock may be formed by the following general outline; but enumeration is impracticable. • . DRUGS'AND MEDICINES,. • - PAINTS'AN . D . OILS, • • DYE STUFFS. GROCERIES, • LIQUORS, _4l • -- CROCKERY, GLASS-WAR E,, I - - WALL and irLVD 0 P,A PER, JEWELRY, • 1 - - SILVEB-WARE, I PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,: MUSICAL' INSTRUMENTS, BRUSRES AMERICAN POCKET KNINES,•••• TABLE CUTLERY and SILVER PLATED WARE , LAMPS,. MATERIALS - for LIGHTS , HARD WARE., • - BED -CORDS, DRY GOODS, • • MIRRORS, WINDOW AND PICTURE GLASS, LITHOGRAPHS,. VARNISHES; , .13fitH CAGES, • SPECTACLES, WHIPS, If LASHES, - GUNS, . PISTOLS, • ANCIRIMITIO • • - • " IrOltkCCO.4 MEDICAL & SURGICAL losinifisents; savr; SOAP, POTASH, if C., UMBRREL 4S. _ PORGELAt4V •TENTII, In short; nearly every thing, to restore the sick, to - please the taste; to delight the eye, to gratify the Jitney, and also to conduce to the real and substantial comforts of life. The , attention of the public is respect fully invited to my tuba of Goods, bought exclusively for CASH .Doww, .and will be sold on the same principleTorlow prices. ABEL TURRELL . Montrose, A Ira Ist; 1.882. NEW FINIE7 -, BALDWIN & -ALLEN MIEN, BEANS & CO, truiler Montr_ose Democrat, Office, ARE* REGEIVIN. G ' Fresh Ground Western FLOUR 30,dayia which - we *matt ta ere satisfaction satiny to market; if cot good rata-matt at cm expel*. Feed, and Buckirheat Fleur. SALT, AND PORK, BY MI LOAD, BARREL as POUND. (.56.9 D IrC e 3 d rfd1 ri reef, • ' Smoked Halibut, Drips and Syrups, Iffol2,isies - and Sugars, TEAS. COI'EEE, SPICES, - liROO.VS,AND NAILS, • . read' we °frit for 104 eALow Price4;fortElDY PAT • Diuotrosc, July 9, 19c.1. PLICTDI, THIARDY PIT OREST," NEW GOODS. O al:4nd YOUNG. ItICITATIOOII, GAY awl Pestive. O are hoarly mien rusktago'awartt to the • HEAD Al' NAVIGATION, ", Ul uvula be *applied tram the duke and extgaiire .slettwa to birtuakl • AT TYLER'S 'STORE: als'aienrtmentof wry Or 404411 beat 'qua 4 . 1 , awl iur, choice arrt CO M,l : l.3E.Wilii Via.: 9iind 10c ringer. .$ T, Rice. Coffer. and Tobacco. words are inadequate.—t hey hretr. It le it Fel er dt o [IOU the Two thodiand LC one thin g.o Of which a fall eupply La kept ohnetently at the trelirif store in town: A.con tinsation of calls to earneetly desired. and it there Ma anyar anfurtunate as nut to hove found VIZ ;Axe. .T.tx friend and neighbor will tell you the . FIRST STORE BELOW - TARBELL'S HOTEL, and opposite• the KEYSTONE, • *We 50 per cent:has tea led to be. We are bound tolet people liTe—and live. Bring. along your-Butter S v g s. Reis, Oarirityle, Cash. Co.m and moat anything else yam de Wtwani, and get value reeaived • • N. B. Mace don't leave the above trienfioned articles at home. for our rule won't pepait us fo 'Walt " tSil you came up agafu.". Shake ro—A zew lot of white and Calory!, Big 'Cr.' Jams upened, L2JIP9of all kinds, and !Wogs for barging Berosutie, now ready and rerycheap. - Beet Kerosene. , cheaper than daylight.: also Fresh Burning Fluid. Cataphene, Sperm, Adamantineand Tallow Candles , kept ciat tan t!t on bau d m supply of BATS and CAPS, BOOTS and - SHOES, Stone and Woodeu Ware, Brooms. and Bru4Les -- - , of all aorta. Yankee liotioro of all va.e.etlea, Perfumer ', andToOrt Soap, Oleate of Ito.ea for chapped bandc-b,t thing tu nee. etc., .tc.; all c....wbictr w'.ll be auld !or the pay down, as the tlnica demand, by le • ' V 114 IF4 TO zhin: Y_YEN.--I am forwarding BYTTER to Y. . LCPMAof cotamlasion that mutt you. Call ar.dingai re, acd. luck a t tiv dairy matt, In eacke.of all-et :ta. as ?pod as can he fcisma to town. Montrose, Ma, 3•sth. • I'..EN.MY C. TYLER. `BOYD. 8; WOODRUFF,. -• CAREX Obi Tif, • 1111 & SHEET...moII Blisilliss - xxii_BEz.civf-szAr.LE's lIOT3Z. eiso The . CAR?ENTERING Business 2CELIi TILE 3=I3ODIST cnrucn. wv i se rk cay . iy. 2o baii oi 4 t a te g i temil e. a e r e p e r iart ov m ed ep i4 t of [ern{; HUw ire of all kinde: Farmers' Tools of All . • iarass Were. Porcelain Ware, :spanned and mai lciat Were of the best material. • P4lll ‘* B / Oils, &lois, Patty,- and Sall . Pomp*. Leelfq?e, Lampe, Eiratiges, cte., the. • Also, a Good Buggy for Bale. • 'fermi Remember tho place. I Ccilarliiot!4 ern. n. aoin, t• Born ac-vitoopur F. litorimpee, Jaly ?iACE hVB PEt CE PEES! PEACE. APPROACHING. Large Lines of PRICES Conquered and Reduced! g_3. 1311:11=4.11-rriVrry : NEW MILORD, . '• . , s roceirlig, for Spring opplics, now aid largo stocks or • • r ICUOICE ' • -DRY GOODS, .GROCERIES, OROCKEHt, TIAHDWARE, VES, llt ON,' STEEL, NAILS; PAINTS LAMP• AND • • . • LINSEED OILS, •BENZOLE, • CAI4PETINGS, • - FLOOR OIL-CLOTTIS, - • . WALL - .l 3 lper, Window SHADES, lIATS and CAPS,-BOOTS and SHOES, CLOCKS, Lt-C.;&C. ". • Includa' agc as ristial, varieties of the nrost:popnlis Ryles - LADIES' DRESS GOODS,' • • . • SHAWLS, • BONNETS RIBOSS ; FLOWERS; ' • &C., &C., &C., 1. - Which he will tell on the most favorable. terms, for CASH, PRODUCE, . • Or tOs . • • • PROMPT TIME BITtERS., Flour & Salt; 'constantly on hand - - --- '7, s FFANCYFURS. FANCY - FUR 11 70N FAREII3I ), 718 Arch aired ' low Bth, 'truth aide. : i Pailadelphin:f andand maunfartnrfr and df.ater in. ti!' kipd, FANCY PUBS,. Ladies' and C lil.dren'is uilre testy to my friends 3tteonehana - and the om toiling counties that I ,T now In store. ore of I largest and most bean. tl asortments of ell ICtole qualitlea of r SITIe7 Furs Ladles' and . chrulten'a !ar, ttuit wilL be worn du. 1g this gall and winter. , pnrcnas.....- 2.urope , ptssions tp_the rlae - in SOT' ntelianee, and the tiew Duty iio - posed on all Furs,- imported since [hears! of.. August. I would ul,n state that ea long as my stucklasts. I will offer it at nett-res proportionate to what the ,goodi cost me; hut. it will he impoistble fur the to Import tad min. otnetere nor more Pure. end serf them et the SIMa price. owlntrto the unsettled state of the.tountry. STONE WARE, BROOMS .... • • • Orßoreenber tAe new, minder and aired. , - JOHN FAREIIIA, "apt; sta w Tl 3 Arch .treat, • tainaglphliv J . :, RAZLETON, - Ambrotype and Photographio Artist, Montrose,, Pa. • rirrlanre4 taken . la all Idal. of Itosther,, thebezt style of ttkArt t octiO . _. . AR T: neat Tem of Otto fnotltottoa Tin &ammo oa Wednestlat, Fell:Unities N. The sunned teen nu n W e e s d da n y "4l , V a lbr il al c 4 m lb l . ' ' ad ltim ind t" illild 4114 ea 11;641.. stvcimicitti TO! Don't Nista with the EMI at, AT TYLER'S STOKE.
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