ntrost gitmitrat, I A. J. GERRITSON, • - Editor. aejetay, THE UNION AS IT WAS; ticfore abolition, secession, ete.,`distiarbed.its harmony THE CONSTITUTION AS IT . IS; Vniorced and rvspected in all section* of the conntry .arl'oung men desiring to attchd a 'Commercial Col lege at Binghamton, Pittsburgh , or at Philadelphia, New York, etc., can obtain information of practical pecuniary value 'hymning Upon or addressing the editor_ of this paper. ' - - • . . - tws - apology is, due our readersfor the small size of the,Demoerat this', week. A-three months supply of paper was sent us from the mill much smaller than we in tended to order, which we arse obliged, to use or suffer delay and loss. When the lot of paper on- hand is - worked up, we will increase the size Of the pages to's bet - - ter proportion. SAD Aci-inpTr.-iNe learn.that a child of Mr. Oriinal Davison; ,in Lynn, aged about .4 years, Was burned, to death on New , YeF's clothes -taking fire from the stove, while. the . mother was temporarily absent from the room. 1::4rSo Many *soldiers letters were sent us since our last issue', that we are obliged to defer several of them; but in fitture Will publish interesting portions of all that are•sent in. The. Republican refuses to print Republican soldiers' letters which denounce abolition; lAA we do not, and shall not. Send on the volunteers' letters. • M — Harper's Magizine for January in every respect a superior number, both in the letter;.press and illustrations. In va xiety, quality and quantity of reading mat- Ater, this Magazine has no. superior in the world; . while its'' immense circulation shows that this superiority is appreciated by a reading public. Published by gar ik.Brothers,„ Franklin Square, New- York, at $3 'per annum. -• "The Peunsylvania Legislature met -yesterday, Monday sth. - The New York LegislatUre meet to -day, '(Tuesday, sth.)' Gov. Seymour was inaugurated on the Ist inst. rg'The small paper we are now using is w=orth more than twice as much per ream, in New York, as we paid for our larger sheet last year! So we stilt lose in spite of l our reduction in size; but trust that the Democracy will bike it up by increasing our list of ADVANCE PAYING subscribers. Let every one try to send us 'a new name and *1,50. Or Our "paid .up" subscribers who pay us $3.,50 during the-present month will.receive a receipt in. full for the coin ing ,year ; and thoe who owe _rts nrreara ges can settle for That they oNte tt $1,50 ;'year, if they pay a year in advance at any time before or during January court. We shall lose money by sending our pa per on credit; and we trust no friend .will expect uss to do it. gar New subscribe l rs wanted at $1,54 a year in ADVANCE. NOW is the time to subscribe, and to get your friends to do so foo! , How many subicribers , 3ait YOU send ns Try! try again. Thurlow Weed, republican, •writing from Washington, says • "The 'abolition press has united and ex asperated the whole.people of the South. lint for this perpetual stimulus the rebel .thiefewould have been deserted by their ,now devoted followers, —The report that Stuares etwalry had .crossed - into Maryland .turns out to be a. three' black Brow" sort. of story, and the invading rehel cohort dwindles to twelve mretehed guerillas premeditating a raid XrPorilTo.iou berkeoops,. —Gen. Rosericrans has - opened.the ball to Tennessee by boldly advancing against dile enemy. He .captared Murfreesboro' an Tuesday, Dec. 30, the xebelg retreat ing to Tullahoma, without Jaauch- resist _ Auce." . • THEI - DEMOCRATIC- JUBILEE, Came off according- to notice, on' the •hl.' t 26th U The two preceding days of wet weather,' a rainy evening, the ,tinud,. and - • rumors that' °Ur .borough Wds infected with stnalt-po4 dia.not prevent a large at , tendalicLk -A capital dinner was partaken of by tu) i o or , three tablei full of citizens in the !afternoon; and at an early hour in the evening the Court-house was filled— for the,Orst time, we belieVe.," since the, new one: was built—with Democrats inx to listen to . the anticipated speeches. meeting was organized by the selec )f t3he foil( •officers: , tion , the following• Presi4ent-'410n..11...0. TYLER.. - , • Vice: f'residew—LThos. Johnson; Mane Rec4:ll4, Otis Ross; Calvin . Leet,-John Smiley 4 Elisha .Griffis„ Hyde Crocker, C. B. Jack' on, - - • Secretaries - --D. Brewster, J.'.Gerritz son. • ": - Hon! C. E. Wright, of Lt4erne; was in vitedte address the audience,- which he - did in. ;aft able, eloquent, and stirring speech. Aat, was •frequ,ently and,-,heartily, . applauded by the, audience.' Hon. Oeo. Sanderson; of Luzerne; and formerly State Senabarr from this district, i was the next Speaker - . 'After an allusion) to his former association with ,he Deiuo crats of, this county, lie proce'eAcd. to a, calm and log,ical review of thE' inconsis] tency of Mr. Lincoln's undecided,' shifting acid ruinous policy, :that was will receiy- I . • ed. 1 5,0 f, /6 5 te • - R. IL ,chime, Esq 4 ofLu ierne, but , formerly 'of this county, was next called upon, and addressed the meeting. lle sharply criticised the fatal military con duct of" the Washington. tqanagers ;, and reminded the. Democrats that - if they de sired to - regain their ascendancy in' this couttity they increase the Circulation of the,MosTno 4 sE DEXOCRIT, and, if-they wanted two papers, take some Democrat= is city 'journal, instead of beMg-iiiiposed • upon by abolition sheet!, as haS. been too • „ - much the case. - Mr. *right thank.ed the Democracy of Susquehanna county for their- kind invita tion to their brethren Of Luzein - e on the oecasion:of the Jubilee, and said that. he would reciprocate; the favor by inviting ui to attend one to be. - held in Luzerne iu 1864; when we shoida elect : anOther ocratic Congressman; -and George B:' - Mci Clellan to the Presidency; Which was greeted-With loud applause and Cheers. Mr.. BreivSter then: offered- the follow- Ing : , •• " - 'Resolved, That 'the Demoera of Slls cinehanna copnty tender to their friends from Luzerne, who have been present On this oc casion,their. thanks forihe interest' manifested in our political welfare. ' Pending a motion to \adjourn, cheers were given for Lnzerne county, and for Gr e en. McClellan'and the army of the Po tomac; after• which the audience dispers ed, highly pleased with the .first Jubilee held in, this county forinany year.s'ip bon= or of'a local victory. , . Much regret' Wks expresod at the ab selice of Hon. Charles Denismi, our mem ber of Congress, who: was detained at ljornelby the serious illness ofi a sister.—. The people wanted to 'see the man who had; among his old neighbors; polled the, immense majority of 2,884• votes - over the late Grow family. . • We will endeavor, in our neatnumber, to give an abgtraet of one orlwo of the speeches. - The abduction of our Sheet. Our patrons will receive their paper, this week, somewhat reduced,' from its re cent size. The necessity for this will\be evident to all. -We formerly 'paid from 8 to 10 cents a pound for printing paper ;, but since our last issue, awe received no.. tice from our paper maker that paper was worth 25 cents a pound in New,York ! Of course . we are obliged - to, make some change. To. raise the price to $32 in ad.: vance would not save us. from lose, is the price is. still upward; so the alternative was to reduce- the size by a: column . on each page, and alike reduetion in•depth of sheet. But a glance will show that while' a large alad 'desirable raindtion of , "advertising space has been pide, we have as much reading matter as, before. Our readers will be pleased with' this change; our pr.esent, advertis' patrons will be benet4tted• by having their notices wore 4 g exposed" ;who.reader's _eye; and We sladl be saved ;from an. eitnua loss of hun dreds of dollars; and, we bope, be ena bled to refrain from raising the price to Any Arms Plk.*G subscribers. A .change Which pleases land .benefits all parties must be satisfactorY:.; and we trust that our ef- Iforts to -preElent intcceptabje paper to the De.mocratls of the county may meet with an increed thcouragtmeut. shall p ii nt the very best paperthat we can , consi dering the patronage we re ceive; and if I our friends want a bttter and more-,spiited sheet' than they-lhave had they-have only to give) us more !sub scribers' and prompter pay, and they will -.get it; while levery man that keeps back a dollar which he should or could pay us, • i m is doing so uch, to cripple us in our ef forts to , plec,sa our friends. So square - all arrearages, pay a year in advance; get all your friends 4nd neighbors tRo the_same and wo v ill 'lint a paper with which none -but our enermes can find fiult._ iu eeting of the Democratic County Com .. ' . mittee. - • . , _ The Democratic Committee of Susque . .... hanna County will meet , at the keystone Hotel, in ISlontrose, onllonday, Jan. 10th 1 186 3 ; it being the first welk of Wirt.— A full at i tendluico of membersis earnestly , . - _ requested, bus l mess-of unusual impor tance will 1 b . presented. The following crentlemen were. recommende.d as. mem bersn of the Cfnumitiee at time last County Convention :1 , . - • . Harford, A. Carpenter—Lenox, A: J. Titus—Clifll*(l, Adam WellsDiindaff, IL S. 'Phinney7---lierrick,, - Henry Lyon--- Gibson.„Benii, Dix— r Arraraty B. IL Dix.'--- Thomson, Chester St' oddard-,-Nelv, Mil ford, F. W. 'Tule; ‘ Geo. Ilayden—Susq'a Depot, A. Wl.Bowler—H - armony, L. Nor ton—Oakland, Levi Westfall—G't Bend . boro', Isaac Reckhow—Gt..Bend tp., W. D. Lusk—Jackson, Q. H. Perry. . l• If it is no ,convenient for'any' of the I, above to b come active.. members of the- Committee, they will confer a favor by sending notie Of llte fact. - Those not at tendingmeeting, thi or sending an P ex planationof their libSence, and expressin g i- a wi l lingness tb act, - will be understoodas net desiring to act, and another person will be cho.tin. - This will be necessary, •as- it is desired . to-have a Hill Committee of active, worliing, Democrats ; who can ..de vote some ne and labor to the interests. :of their' part and country.. • ' , The attendance cif active Democrats of J the County is also inxited,--especially from , those town towns that .are not-.represented on the Committee. . . The -Con mittee will_ assemble at two &chick, in their rooky on third floor. . '. - .." Directort of the Hospitals.. - ' The Sailtary Commission have estali- - fished an office of information in regard to patients - ' correct( ospitals 'of the District of , Columb of Frederick Citl, Miry land. I- 7ence to books; which are , an answer can; under or dinary ( 'Aces, be given by return mail to 1 wing iluestions.:, - -, ' • lit. I ---,-.. [giving name and re .giment] ant in - the hospitals of the . District rederick city? -- 2. If :t,, l vnat is proper_ address ? ' 3. Whatiis the Surgeon or Chaplain. of .thehospitl ? . . 4. If not in . hospital at present, has he' recently bem in hospital? • - . ,_. '5 • .If so, did hediedin. hospital, an,d at' j.. what date - 1 ` . 6.' If recently discharged front hospital . ; ~_ was. he dis Charged from service? ,7: , Ifnoti what were bii orders - on leav ink? ' . I ~ . .. '. • . ~ - • The - CoMmission • is' also prepared, .to furnish mere specific information as to the condition spf any patient in the District hospitals, within twenty-four hours after -a request to do sR, from an officer of any of its correspondir 18. - • - The office of i .ary will be open daily, from 8 .0 n. to 8 .o'clock pe in., and- aceessii gent cases at any. hour of the night.-, , ' The nuinber of patien in th6se hospi tals, _ is abobt, q 5,000. . If. found to be pra6= ticable, the duty here:undertaken locally by the . COmMission will be, extendedtto include all the general., hOsph;,.in the country. 1 -.FRE% LAW OLMST i - . GeneraiSecre ry. • Adams lllmso, 244 F street,. _ Washington; D.C., Nov. 19, 1862 1 , • . - . . Notice,—The annual meeting of the N Susquehanna County MedicUl.Society viii be held at the office of the Secretary, in Montrose on the sepondWednesdayo4.6) of January, '18:63, dtlo a. in. and all ieg ular practitioners are cordially Invited to attend. • . Early ha \ the p. m. of that day, an op portunitylwill be given to any persons la: boring to der obstinate ehronic diseases to present, their cases and receive -advice witbotit Aarge. It is desired that.those who twilit themselves of this opportunity, send their "traines, residence, ;age, and brief stattnent, of diSease, to the under signed, bCfore the time Of meeting. E' 2w , C. C. Ihrs r,‘ Seely. Mite Society for the relief of Soldiers' FaiaiilieS. - • . . te proposed to sustain weekly during the Winter, Mite Society toiszt in tioitneetion with the Ladtttss . A 1& The admittuiciFee (8 cis. or pr oilstone and otherarti des of fatdilyuse.) will constitute a fund fertile relief of soldier's families. TMs will be distributed to'stch as require it t by a responsible committee:- Tim meetings of the Society will partake of the char acter of the populer "'Social:4l," and as such it is hoped will prose attractive to all the young people of the -vi cinity, who are -invited to attend at the residence of Mrs. Charles 'Neale, on Tuesday Evening the 6th; inst. By orderbf the Society. Montrose, Jan: 2d. 1N13.. Acknowledgement. The expectations of the Ladies'. Aid, Society were !nippily realized in the hill attendance at thelestival on Christmas Eve. The ppiflta froth the Tree and table amounted to pear -Iy, or quite, $lOO. Thd Tress, will report in full next week. d - ' To the donations previously acknowledged; we VMS folly add the receipt of $5,00 from Seth Mitchell mt., and *Aso the same amount from Mr. B. R. Lyoils. For the unremitting generosity otthe latter in granting the use of rooms, Mel &e., week after week, a vote of thankswas passed at the list meeting of the Society. . B. C. Btacutiwt, Cor. Sea. January 24"4868. , ea. or . The annual meting of, v the SusmiehaTta County Agri miltfiral Society, will be held on Tueedly evening, the first week of January. Court, 1863, at the Cduit Mouse, in Montrose, Pa. ' . C. L. Baowent, Sec. List of Jurors—January Venn, 186 3 011.&ND JURORS • Ararat, Wm. G. Bloaham—Brooklyn, James Sterling. Morris Low—Great Bend, K. S. •Funnell, 0. , 8. Chain berlitt—Harford, John. 'Blanding—Harmony, Richard Martin—Herrick, Samuel Burrett—Jackson, Martin Hall— , Lathrop, Washington Gardner, John Sherman— Lenox. Ambrose Brgndage, Milo Hartley—laberty,l. B. Chalker, Nathan 1141—New Milford, S. R. Bell, rater McCollum—Oakland, Bradley Beebe. Wm; Thomson-7 Silver Lake, James Gage—Sprin'gville, Justus - Knapp, Henry Philips, - Notman Loomls—Thonison,E.N.Brytuit. TRAVERSE JURORS-IST WEEK Auburn, Cornelius Low—Bridgewater,W. E. Babcock, John T. Boyd, H. P. Robins—Brooklyn, AlvhiAldrich=- Choconut, Michael Behan—Clifford , Benj. Brownell, Nels Coleman—Dlmock,George Green Lyman Blakes lee, A. Yomig—Forest Lake, Calvin D. Cobb-Friends vine, Wm. Onffnm—"Fianklin, Rufus • Tuttle, Ephraim Smith—Great Bend, James Clark, G. B. Trowbridge, G. Newman—Gibson, S. P. Chandler, Joel "ateenback— Herrick, George Alvord, J. B. - Walker—HaifOrd; ,David Edwards, D. W. Titus—Harmony, Luther Barnes, Harry Smith—Jessup, Wright Bedell—Jackson, Henry Pope, A. B. Tacker, B. F. Urrabee, DaviedLamb—Liberty, R.- Renyonjr., Jared Marsh—Lenox, J. V. Decker, J. R. Utley—Lathrop, Anetin ThomaeMiddletowd, Eliab Buxton, R. 0. D owell—,l. Milford born, Tracy Hayden, —Rush, R. P. Carter—Susq. Depot, S.Brock, J. M. Bald win, J. T. Cameron--Silver Lake, L. Sullivan, Reuben ,Meeker—Springville, Henry Itigham—Thomson, .11enry Jinkins, F. D. Potter. . Imam:net nmons-2xis rotas Auburn. Ezra Alger. Q. W. Cogswell, Harris Hitward, William White 2nd., M. C. Lacy—Bridgewster, 'J. H. Backus. Norton.Scdtt, 0. Beebe—Cliffordlß. S. Stewart, Evan Jenkins—Dimock. T.,J..Babcock-Llrriendsville, Benj. Glidden—Gibson Oscar Wat•hbunie,JesseMolmes —Great Bend. Richafd 'Stone-rllarford, George Leach, L. R. Peck—Herrick, H. H. Leivis—Jessup, R. S. Birch. ard—Lenox, J. S. Bennet—Liberty, Abraham Butts— Little Meadows, D. R. Garfleld'—Leithriap. E. M. Tewks bury—Middletown, Fredfick Taggart, iCharles White, Lawrence Curley, Philo Sherwood—Montrose; Azar La throp—New ?'llford, Hiram Hibbard—Raab, Horace Duel, Michael Devine, Thomas jtedding—Susq.Dppot, 0. S. Bingham—Silv,er Lake, .E. R. Hoag—Springville, A. A. Rout, Lewis Notice.—The annual meeting for the election of officers of the Harford Agri culturafand Mechanical Association, will be held at the Centre School-house, in Harford Village, on Monday evening, January 12th, 1863. _ . - All members of the Society are earnest ty invited to attend. By order of the President. 2w W. B. Grunm,lSeey. Binghamton College. Young naen who design to., attend the Binghamton Commercial College, would hear of something of practical. - value, by calling upon or addressing the editor of this paper. 'Those wishing to attend any similar mstitntior, May save money as above. , 4w , 1114E.49.1X3FLIALOtr:JES914 -In Bridgewater, Dec. 24, by Rev. A. Warren, Mr. Mason . SrEvaNs, of Standing Stone, Bradford Co., and Miss, ANN S; STICPIIFSS, of Bridgekvater. • By the same, Sept. ,7`, at the HillsiOe Cottage, Montrose, 1k•-W. J. Sha*alier and Miss MARIA Nypinvlboth of Bridge water. • .-• • • . • • At Braintrim, by El4l. E. Sturdevant, Deo. 18, Mr. -CHARLES M. YOUNGS and Miss Emu. CARLDT, both of Springville. 7:IW M 313. At Springville, Oct. 13, SAMUEL ; B C . .tßutz, aged 12 years. Miss • • died: in, Lucy .C. .LEFFANY ,12 t; 17n, Pa. ' December sth, 1852, aged 25 years, 4 mo. and 15 days. • r l ,Dlitn.---in this village on Saturday, the 6th inst., after a briefillness, Smarm T. Bloat - Ey, aged 570ars.* We announced Mr. Bentley's death last week, but thelawhour at which we received it, prevented anything more than' a brief announcement of the sad e.ersur. 'rette,e. We sholild be recreant to our,du \ty, should we let such an event pass_ inotieed. -• It is bat a few short weeks since we announced the death of Mrs. Bentley, andinimediatel/following this sad event, .their eldest son was brought home from the seines of war, exposure and privation, corpse - These - sad events brought bit- . ter sorrow \ to the husband and parent, but he endured his loss= with manly resigna tion audpathme.e:. _.A writer in. the 'publican spetg of -his death says:, "The own ears was unlooked for by. even his own, fandly until within a few hours before it took \ place;• himself, , how . ever, thought differe4ly, and made nee essary preparations with a deliberation unequalledi. His mind retained its.-clear ness to the last, and he even watchelkand noted the failing pulse, as it grew' fainter and Minter, - with an entirei• resignation and willingness; though Abe 4tst moment came sooner than be expeeted. Front the strength he possessed, and the Maine of the disease, he expected More - boars, perhaps - days, might be kilt him; bait' when he discovered ttiat - deatli was already enfolding him, he was as unmoved 'as be fore. He took leave of ,hisr family, and sank into th e arms of hisfrienda arid watch ful attendants." . - • t " Mr: Bentley was a man 'of a goad deal of literary taste, and extensive read ing. He had a .loire for' thsit4l4thmical style, and has-written many uaint and cu rious things." . • "In busmess, transactionta be studied like a prudent man, to makehiinself safe, and, sedure. When he accimulated by saving, it was that others might be better and happier for it. To his family he was scicial and kind; and the litt4e band who have so recently lost, and still mourn, a kind mother, a dear brother,lagain mourn afresh, over the loss of a considerate, kind , and indulg ? ent father, their Ibest earthly' friend." .I ' The funeral serrnon'of Mr./Bentley was reached by Rev. P. P: Kidder; Rector of St.. John's Church; on" - Sunday morning last, and We have seldom if . ever listened to a more impressive and affecting .dis course. _Many parts of it were especially touching and deeply affectng,- causing tears to flow fram many of tjhe congrega tidn.--=-Caticiraugua Republi t Ori. - *Mr:Bentley was formerly, of Montrose; and a' brother of Beni. 'S. _Bentley, Esq. License Notice: . NOTICE is hereby given that la pursuance of an act of Assembly, the following named persons have filed their petitionewitti the Clerk - of the Quarter Sessions of the, Peace fOr the' County of Susque hanna, fOr Licenses to keep Taverns in said County, for Which they apply at January Sessions, 1863: CAIB; Jackson, Friendsille=Daniel Hoff, Jessup—Rob ert Nichol, Susq'a Depot—Mary Ana McEllany, Susq:a Depot—Silas 'Winters, Ilarriloni—Geo. Hoperaft, Sasq a Depot, to sell by the measure—Chestcr . Stoddard, Thom son. E. M. THRHER, Clerk. Montrose, Jan. 1, 1863. • Register's :Notice. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all persons con earned in the followin estate,lo wit.: . ' • • Estate of Jabez Hyde, late of,Rtiah, dec'd, Thomas Johnson, adm'r de bank: non, " • • That the accountants have settled their accounts inthe Register's Office, in and for the caunty of Susquehanna, and that the same will be presented to the Judges of the Orphan's Court at said couttCy. 'on ; Friday. January 30, 18:63, for confirmation and allowance: ' ' • H., E. NEWELL,' Register: Register's Office, Montrose, Dec. 23, 1563. _ • at. „ • 4911 //---' na . STREET, PITTSBURG. PA. • .• YOUNPED lt3kl. • ineorporated.by • Legtelative Charter. Being.the onlx COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in the Union conducted by , .A PitACTICAIkMERBHANT. • • OVER SIX TROVSARD tyruDENts . Have been educated in the Principles and Practice of all the details of a business education from' DUFFS sy tem of BOOS-SEEPING. -. - Awarded Four Silver Medals, and the sanction Of the highest - - Mercantile Authorities in the country. Also Duffs • , STEAMBOAT BOOft-KEEPLNIti. • " A perfeet system for such books and accounts." Al so Dare new •system of • ff • RAILROAD BOOS-SEEPING,, . , . . After- the forms - of the, Pennsylvania Railroad:. Also; Duff's new system of y . .. PRIVATE BA . BOOS -; SEEPING, only one in use in t e city. The above systems of accounts are taught -under the daily supervision of the auttik and, ft is believed, to a degree of perfection nev er *Stained elicivhCre• — • - - • --;-- - 1 • , . . , TWELVE FIRST. PREMIUMS, for beat Buainestrand Ornattiental Penmanship 'awarded • our present Pentaan;by the United States Fair at Cincinnati in . Perms. State Fair at Wyoming Western Penne, Fair at Flitsburghl j ... Western Virginia Fair at liVbeeling, • and the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland — Ail of whir.h are exhibitedat our office. Bute. New 'Engraved School Cr Opit Books. Fine cai,,A pages each, 90 bents ji e r dozen—the cheap- est Coil Book in`nEe, Business and ornamental Penmanship, with new plates and scales by WM. DUFF, illustrating all the elements pt the Penman's Art, the most (complete instruotor known. Elegantly boned. Crown quarto. Price ga, post paid. , Harper's Enlarged Edition of Buff 's Book-keeping. Price /4,50 Sold by Booksellers generally. For full particulars and for elegttnt new Circular, pp. 68,sta - samples our Penmen's Busiuesii. And Ornamental Writing, enclosing 25 dents, to P. DUFF. t& SON, Principals. ' —Strangers will please inquire'eur reputation in the eltY; where we are best known. i • Jan. 1, 1863. 6m• • ABEL TURRELL Now offers foreale T Rof the larg est and beet selections of - .1" ..:Cz :9 . _, [Ever offered in Basquelutnna Comity, and probably corn• prising' the greatest variety or mist different articles of apyl3tore in the Northern part ot Pennsylvania, and per haps of the. entire State. An assortment to kept in *boat thirty different, branches of trade, and the selec tions are made from about forty of the best Houses in New York, and more than fifty Dealers and Mannfac- Ayers out of New York. A large proportion of the c f manufacturers, Goode are brought direct from th manufacture, thus insuring genuine articles. Cuntrn ers on entering the Store must not expect to fi nd ev rything : idsight, but nearly every article wanted will be produced by inquiry. Some idea of the Stock may be formed by the following general outlinebut enumeration is impracticable, Drugs and g eaicines , Paints and Oils. Dye, Stuffs, 1 Groceries; „LiqUors, Crockery,' Glass —Ware, Wall and Window Paper, Jewelry; Silver Ware,Perthnieiy, Eancy Goods, Mildest Instruments, Brushes, American Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery and Silver Plated Ware, Lamps, Materials for Lights, HardWATO, !led Cords,Stone Ware, Dry - Goods. Mirrori, Window Glass. Lithographs, Var nishes, Bird Cages, Spectacles:, Whips, and Lashes, Brooms. Gnus, Pistols, Ammunition, . 'Tobacco, Medi cal and Surgical Instruments. Salt, Soiti, Potash, Um brellas,Porcelain-Teeth, in short, nearly everything, to restore the siek, to please the 'taste, to - delight the eye, to.gratifylbe fancy, and also to conduce to the_real and substantial comforts of life. 1 The *Untied ef thepublic Is respectfully invited' to my stoek of Goode, bought exclusively for cash down, andyrillbei thtd•on the same pi-10.11)1e for low Rricer. • .• -- - . ABEL TURRELL... Montrose, January let. 18d!. - i Executors'• Note:. • • *Auto - T _ 'Testamentary to of :0: 4 • Y AA HENDRICKSON, dee!d, Woof Great BerndtxjsrnsMp having been granted to the undersigned ; , all perms in •debted to Bald estate are requested to make, immediate payment, and those having demands sgainiA,_the same to present them to • - JOHN -ISAAC ./13CHHOW, ' Great Bend, Pa., December Bth, 1862-6w* • • iir..031.3.cm015.. 7 13 - 1 DANDELIOW. COFFEE. C - RIMS Preparation, made from the bout Java Coffee, is IL recommended by Physicians al a superior Nutrittons ' beverage,for Geneaal pebllity, Dyspepsia, and all bilious disorders. Thousands who have been compelled to aban don the use ofeoffee will use this without bklurions, effect One can 'contains the 'strength,. of two pounds of Ordinary • coffee. Price 25 cents. . • • For sale in Montrose by •Abel Turrell.. HOLLOCK'S LEVATIT, - 1 • 'The purest BAKING POWDBB known, for mawalleht• sweet and nutritious Bread and cakes. Price 15;cents. Manufactured by_ M. 11. SOLLOCK, Chemist, . Broad Corner of and Chestnutests, Philadelphia Bold by all Druggists and Grocers: mh6 lyjc co. , SINGER- &-'CO:S.I - ' ~_, .4 ' LETTER - . II A" ' FAMILY SEWING MACHINE mix ea THE szcmarr pezcoviatairre s s . Lithe beet and pheapest and most beautiful of alt Setwitig . •. Machines. This machine will sew anything, from the running of a tack in Tarlefatt to the making of in ' Over- • coat—anything from Pilot or Beaver Cloth doWn • toile softest Gauze or Girsamor Tiseas t imd is ever ready to do • its 'Work to pe;fect on: It can fell,hem. bind, gat her,tuck, quilt,and has a capacity fora great variety of - cirhamental work.-, This is riot the only machine that can• fell, hem, .. bind, and so forth, but it wilt do so better than any other .' i Mac machine. The Letter "A" Family Sewing Mac ine may be had in a great variety of cabinet cases. Th Folding ' '. . Case which is now •becoming so popular, is ,as is name implies, one that can be folded into a box or csae.which - when opened,makes a beautifUl, stibstantiaLandspacionii • . table for the work to rest upon.' The cases are of every imaginable design—plain as the wood grew in l s native forest, or is elaborately finished as art can mak • them. -' -The branch offices are all, well' supplied with e l k, twist, thread; needles, oil, etc., of the very best qualit . ' . Send for fa copY of "SINGER & Co.'s Gazyrra." ~" • - I. M. SINGER & CO.; 45SBroadwai, LT.. Mirladelphia Office'.l3lo Chestnut street. 1 . .--- • • , WATROUS & FOSTER, Agents in Mont r os e. \ ‘, . The New Commercial Beading* are Located opposite• the Court House,, corner Of Court and Chenango Streets. I - , - Thitreollege is in no way connected i with any other Institution. . The energies of 'the entire :Faeulty.are_ ex clusively devoted to this. • The design of this Institution' is to afford 7 oiing Men an opportunitys for acquiring a Thorough, I Practical ness Education. Qu si r - Booke and Forms are carefully arranged by. precti cal accountants, expressly for this Institution, and tho codrse of Instruction Is such is' to combine Theory and Practice. ' 1 - • —• . •-„Cic•lie•griatei Cala:lwo. - This course embraces Book-Keeping in fill; its depart ments,Tenreanship. Commercial Arithmetid, Business norresponderfee, Commercial Law, Politicall Beenoray, Commercial Ethics. Partn*ship Settlements t .Detecting counterfeited and altered bank notes, etc. The spencerian system of penmenahip begin In all itevarieties, by the most skillful masters of e art.. The Book-Keeping deptfrtment is under the special en -pervison and instruction - of the Principal, D. pir..lown.t.. . . . • , _ 413-oza.eral 'Wcarxxi.eweifora. Students gm enter at anytime. No vacatkei. Usual time to complete the course. from 6to li weeks. Assis- tance rendered to graduates in procuring k 3 itttat 1 o n e . Graduates arse presented with an elegantly engraved' ,- D t ifpa. .. -- - • -- i 1 1 For catalogue of 70 pages. specimens of penmin s p, &c., enclose two letter etamps, and address , L , - LOWELL it weRNEtt, • . • - „SingluturtOn, N. "ic. • octl3 621y150 RICH 110000..pREsilisil mHE Subscribers having fast returned from Ir. York. take pleasure in calling the attention of their triends to their assnrtment of • *atChes, Jewelry Silver Wareik _ Fancy - doods, comprising all the new etyles of goods in market, Which will be sold, as heretofore, at the low_est cash prices. , A large stock of Gold and Saver _ English, Ameiican and Swiss !Fetches; both hunting and Open Face, wariantedgood time kailp era, by _ , • Rveolukdr. Assam, SILVER WARE - _ . Table, dessert, tea, sugar, salt, cream, preserve, berry, and mustard Spoons. Table, destert and pickle .Porks. Butter, pie, and fruit knives. Caps, napkin rings,, chil dren's sets in cases, soup and gravy ladles. sugar sifters, and card cases—warranted pure as coin, [Engraved tree]. GOLD ENE A splendid stock of Ear Fangs and Pins of the newest - patterns ; finger rings of all styles,; brncelets,- armlets,-` lockets ; guard, neck and chatelaine chains ;. thimbles, sleeve buttons, studs, belt buckles, slides, snaps, specta cles, 18 carat plain rings, etc.- EVANS sb ALUM. Plated-Ware.—The largest variety of silver plated knives, forks, spoons,castors,loutter dishestakebalkets Sugar dishes, trays; cups, salts, 'tat sets, and extra tea pots, butter tuurpie knives, etc., ever keptiathis market. Cutlery:—Pocket and pen kuiVeaselssers,shears, (a . good article,) for sale by •. • WAIFS & Amax.' Needles.—Best quality . of sewing, crochet, netting, and knitting needles. • Brushes.—Hair, tooth and nail brushes. - • Photograph Albunta.—A very niceldk ' * Chinese-and Japaned Goads. A very pretty variety of clips, saucers, vales tans, : do .ELTatailiST, . Binghamton, Dee. 1242..), No. 2 OddFellowa' NEW FIRM. BALDWIN & ALLEN EitrC6: - CSEIORS TO MEN, a BEANS 1 1 CO, 'Under Montrose Democrat Office, ARk'RECEINTNG Fresh Ground Western_FLOMl every 80 days, Which We warrant to els satisfaction as any in market; if pot good returned At onvospFtse. Feed, and- tueliwheat Flour, SALT AND PORK BY Tnn LOAD, BARREL OR, FOUND. HAMS, [Sugar Cure dl . : - • Dried B eef, . Smoked Drips and- Syrups, - Molasses and Sugars, , TEA'S,.OO7BEE, ' SPICES, :BROMS, AND NAILS, ithia ofres far sale at Lim Prices. tor READY- PAT ONLY. . • - Montrott, July 9, 1991. JEWELRY
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