saot : :#- A t: : -. : --ps : *#fo:,
A.. J. GERRITSON, = Editor.
c,e,e.f4
• THU UNION AS IT WA s S; •
Wore abolition, SCCCPSiOII, etc., disturbed its harmony
•
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT IS;
Ent:grad and respected in all. Sections of the cquntry.
. . .
nr - Young . men desiring , to attend a Commercial Col
lege at Binghamton Pi ttaliurgh, or at.Philadelphla. New
York, ete.ozan obtain information of practical pecuniary
value by calling. upon or addressing the editor of this
paper. . tws
tgrAir private petters intended for the
editor of this R:11)0 should, until farther
nbtiee, be'-addreisnd to
A. J. Ggrtnirsos - , -
House of Poe' preseutatives,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Jan. 13.
• _ -___The Roll of Honor.
• We propose to. publish,. the first week
in-February, a list of the -names of those
who pay for the DP.MOCRAT during dm
month oTJanuary, withjhe amount paid
'by each.; in cash. This will show who are
_our friends—who are aiding - sustain
the paper. Those who pay for the year
in advance will be duly 'accredited for .
their tenerosity in the plinted list:. Give
UR ft good list for January. New subscri
bers will look well in this ROLL OF 'MON-
Shall .wc have - roux name, friend ?
3w. •
LATra - r Nnws ; --ifhe report that Gen e
Burnside had crossed the Rappahannock
to resume active operations; turns out to
be premature. The unfaverable.weathet
has prevented any movement of his army.
A destructive fire occurred at-Bingham
ton on Friday last. Some 6 or S buildings
otL , Washington street, including the Odd
Fellows' Hall, were - burnt. •The losses
sre heavy, but mostly covered by iusu
•
ranee. - • • -
Gen. Burnside has resigned, and Gen
ral - Hooker takes his place. Gene - rals Sum
ner and Franklin hare been relieTed. - Mr.
Callicott (Dem.) has been elected Speak
er of the New York Assembly.
Democratic County Committee.
_ .
Auburn, A. Carter--!-Ararat, B. H.
Dix —Apolacan, Michael Nolan—Bridge.
vrkter,__Abel H. —Pat rick—l3roplilyn, Ami
Ely—Clifford, AdamW,ells—Choconuf,, , .
J. Kimble—Dimock, C. J. Lathrop—Dtin
-dad, H. S. .Phinney—Friendsville, M. S.
LHandrick—Franklin, J. L. Mer4iman—.
- Forest Lak-e s -C - . D...Cohli—GiWon, Benj.
Dix—Great:
_Bead township, ' Wm. S.
Barnes—Great Dena borough,,, I. 'Reek-
Show—Herrick, Henry Lvon—Lllarmony,
.L. Norton—Harford, A. t',arpenter—Jes
stip,,Zenas Smith— Jackson, 0. 11. Perry
—Little 3leadows, P. Smollin—=Lend,'A.
J. Titus—Lathrop, D. Wilmarth—Liber=
-ty, D. 0. Tuntli—Middletown, Nelson
Camp 7 Montrose, C. .3l;Gere*New Mil
ford township,. Wm. Harding-New Mil
ford borough, Geo. Hayclen_,Dakland,
Levi Westfall—Rush, Y. P. Stuyder—Sil--
ver Lake, Lorenzo Stone—Springville, L
,B.lathrop - --Susquehantia Depot, A. W.
Rowley--Thompson, Chester Stodard.
• C. M. GERE, Ch'n.
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Court PrOceedings,
The first case tried was the Common
wealth vs. 'Hopkins, (colored min.) 'ln
dictment, stealing hay of Dr. Thayer, The
jury, after being out a short tune, returned
a 'Verdict of not guilty:
The next case was• Commonwealth • vs.
'Tilman,on an indictment for larceny, the
prosit;cntor being, a Mr. Lewis of Bing
hamton. - The trial occupied- nearly two
days. The jury were sent
morning
Thursday
morning, and oil Saturday morning were
discharged, being unable to agree.,:.
A case of assault and battery *as next
tried, the defendant being George Ster- -
' Bug, of Jessup township: lie was found
guilty, and sentenced by the Court to
;pay, a fine of -t.en ,dcllars •and costs of
Court;
. The last case tried, was !be Common
wealth vs; Wrighler,. on an indictment
.of assault and battery ;. the prosecutor:be,
ing Abraham Coon. The verdict ofthe
jury was not guilty, but pay the 'Costs.
- _,Cip,Te have received several letters
fronfae army, of t00 . .01d dates to be in
teresting to the public. The school es
says,l-by "Jennie," are very good;bat are
crowded out for the present by other-mat-
r=E:=
on:luumnmalLETm
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Cil.Prror,'l-lir.t;''laz•r. 22d, 1 ; s83.
i. 1, - - •
The olectiett•forState ' Treasurer took-
pl aeo 'on 'Monday, 'resulting, a c odrae L in I,
the. electio6' of-'the Democratic lionatitee;.
W." V. Mcbrath Of Philadelphia, by one .
majority.- L.The -vote WA.s . - 265 ...t'0'5i - 7 4 QUrr ,
members' I 0 rbelnd'ipaired of ;•Mr. Warner
among them. . 1 ,
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• A noininittee,, consisting of *emirs.
Pershing,lßrown;ef"'W4ren.;:Beebe end
Kaive .wiaehosen on TueSday 'to ,, ,lnquire
into attempts'ofSimeri Caine- '
ron'to secure . his eleetien.as,Senator, by
means of bribery.' The vote on .raising the
committee stood 54 to 37-the abolition!
inembersfroting nearly' solid against Abe
investigation; for well ,they ktufw if • all
the facts are exposed enough wili• be de-. I
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veloped . tn present a picture of infamous I
attemptslat corruption . such ei Wfts ,never-1
before known, and an 'approach to which
could scarcely be found in histery-= 7 -ex- J ,
cepting 41ways . Cameron's formerhuzardi
feasts, and the- doings 'wider' the iwink--ofi
the present. federal administration. The
committee consists Of .three. Deznocratsi
-and two[ Republicans, and it i$ hciped that,
the chairman, Rev. Mr. ,Wakefield, of j
Westruareland,_ is a•man of suff i cient en
ergy and integrity to `see that
. -the deter
mined efforts of the Cameron corruption
ists do not this time smother a full and
honest report of all iinportants' facts -con
nected With the shameful undertakinf. , --
Cameron failed to buy a vote, with his en
ormous !Offers of money, but he will now
attempt i -no doubt, to cover up his tracks
with ,g-i•eenbaeks_l; bui if the committee,
Or' those who have been approached; fail
.to giveithe country a fifil and fair 'state-'
nt of the - Matter, they may_ expect but I
one question to :be .asked, there` Ho.
much did Simon pay you to keep mum; i
.
An enormous- 'amount . of ..villainou
-falselioo '-has been printed in 'the aboli 1
Lion organs in reference'to an armed rno .
assembling here, and, : by noisy deinginstra
tins and threats of violence, coercing al _
the Democrats _into voting fo r Burka
\
lew. - 'heir lies were nianufactored b
J - -
'the 'paid minion' s of Cameron is a mean
of venting their impetent rage upon, th 1
I men of a party who -could. nbt be briber . 1
The lrhth is, that, 4 toigid.eringthe.ititena
interet felt by 'Men of, all parties wli
came, herein numbers to witness -the clos
contest, the - occasion -passed off with -
commendable degree of decorum. Man
ti,
of th e general and special Statemen s
made through the Tribune, &c:, are i shlr
lies oil monstrous eiaggerations or c ifict. ;
and no gentleman- of decent reputation
would publish them over his own signs
ture, by even permit- himself to he kniciwn 1
as their author. Sixty-seven Democr ts
I were senthere, instructed bYtheir,hon st
_• I
constituents to ' elect a Senator in oppo 1-
tionto the thieving crew of abolition --1
rants tha t, now infest the federal 'Capit I, :
[
1 i). - D THEY - DID rr, in spite of the tens of
thonsands of dollars that were offer d
.
themAo do otherwise ; and it needed o
1
I fear of Vengeance from an 'outraged p ..o-
I ple te' deter any DEMOCRAT from accept-,
1 ing an immense fortune, by just saying
i"SiMon Cameron," when he ought to, and
'wanted to say "CharleS 11.,Buckale+."
It is needless - in anticipate the action of
d e legislature=else the subject of the pro
!oied restoration of the : tonnage - tax, the
Ipassage ,of:a law to prevent the future tril
-1 migration of the Lincoln "free American
citizens of; ,African ds-cent',' S&c„ Weuld
1 affoi.drimPle theme for comment. Both
theSe measures - ...ivi1l go through the Ho s , ,
but!Will fail in the Senate - for in the en
! . t-- •
ate __money .wiil stop the first, and a to
the! latter, the majority of Senators .ifeel
too much sympathy 'for the scheme now_
• • t
developing about the- White 'th ous l i .
1 ~ . 1 ,
manufacture - Ameriean citizens out a
rican'stock, to allow, it to be checked.
' Mr. Turtell has read some
i petiticu
the iSenate from citizens of Susq'a eo .
asking the; pas Sage. of a law -.to prol
catle, horses and sheep from runni
large in the public streets and roads
county. , , I
A mistaken ide ,is entefiained by ma
nya
lin reference to postage; on letteto
and from members and officers of th leg
isldture. Alt letters and transient p pers
is
semi-here must be prepaid ; but we hers
and certain officers (P. N. included are
alkiwed to 4k
frank -letters, '.c., an the
State pays the postage.,
Too much mustenot be expected
tl4Postmakter in tiic,way'of -docil
Oneleiitifpleteoopy (No. 4) of the
I ally Record, has been "distributed" at
his office, and a few - copies of two other
Unimportant affairs!.
,A.ll will be sent to
ii i ends at home that can be obtained
t too heavy a drain upon a not overildiv
g parse. •
The hours of attendance for, the Post
aster of the. House only extend from 7
the morning . to 8 or 9 in the:evenin -- a.—
inns the time for rations-and cer tain
I ours on Sunday ;- but yesterday . a resoln
lion was adopted Vas nearly unanimous
ote, and without ealling_the yeas and
ays, aut horizing the appointment of an •
ssistant. Charles T. Huston, of Lycom
ng county, editor of the West Branch
um oc?at, will be the assistant. At pre.s..
.nt the leffislature is in session only two
lours each clay--from 11; tilll o'cloCk.
A committee was raised yesterday
, tO
investigate somethingabout, the election'
of State-Treasurer; .but there is nothing'
in it; except a little cross-fire directed at
Ith'e Senatorial ca`se.
Simon's . " Moccasin Tracks" are expos:
ed to=day, and ifs the mails . are not too
slew, a copy will reach the Democrat of
in time for insertion in this itsue, The.
ilepublican organ here has thus far refuS
ed to publish - A letter front B..Laporte,. of
Bradford, in defense of his vote being
thrown away upon Kelly; but new that
:Mr. Boyerhas:uoeoVered the trail of the
serpent- in advanee, of the inve:stigatin'g
committee, it can soon ascertained
whether the woolly or greenback wing Of
the - party. is most poWerful.
P. S:---Sirice the above, timcoin
inittee to investigate the . Carneron Senate
election - case has been increased to 7; and
Messrs. Boyer and. Lilly are the addition,
ul names;--one - of each party.
Notice.—The Ladies of the , Soldiers'
Society have 'decided - to meet Thars
days,finstend of.-Tuesdays, at the rooms
over R. R. LytMs' store The Mite Soei
esty, however, will meet NI ondhy evening,
as heretofore, notice of the place of meet
in, beinggiyen each week.. .
• 'The thanks of the Ladies are tendered
to Mr..T. Chamberlin for the use ofraams t
&c., enabling them-to furnish,. Tuesday
eveitt , last, an Oyster Sapper, the profits
from which (about $3O, nett,) go to swell
their fund .far the :benefit of sickk - -and
N y 012 4;303
Coy. Sc
Jan. 23, 1863._
Agricultural Notice.
The annual meeting of the Jackson Ag
rieultural Society 'will be -held on Tuesday
evening, Feb: 10th, at Sihool-house I\TC4 2,
iu Jackson. F. BRYS.NT, See.y.
. .
Donation 7 —The friends - of Rev. Harvey"
liingiburv,. propose givin :- hies a dona
-. •
tion, at his residence in a noc.k, on the
afternoon and-evening ofeF.• 10th. A
1 ,
cordial invitation is extend, c 0 all.
Nona;.—The Mite Soe etf . Will hold
its next meeting- at the ouse Of 1.1"S.
1 3
Charles Read, on Monday vening, , eb'y
2d. .A general attendance s requested.
K. E. StAa E, Secretary.
r13111.41."1"37. : . •
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- Is Lynn, Pa., on the 17 h Dee., 3.lns.
LYDIA Fxsn, wife of Pardon Fish, aged 45
years and 7 months. - • • ,
Ix . Liberty, on the 12th nst., ELDA, on
f,ly daughter of Harlow and Samantha
• Knapp, in the 12th year . of her age.
•
. _ Executors' o -
•
xnancE is herehrgiven to all persons baring do
ll man& against the. Estate of BERNARD KEENAN,
late of 2l(iddietown. deceased, ilia, the sameormst be
presented to the:undersigned for rrangemenr, 'and all
persons indebted to said' estate a requested to make
immediate payment. •
NOLAN. Ary lacon,
JAMES TREDON, Mid etown,
Jan. 27, 161;3. 6vr
Administrator'
LL TieraOTlS indebted to the eAta
/1 of Bridgewater, deeeased, are
mike immediate Raymentmnd all
against said estate xvillpreFeat the.
A LFlttli BAUM
Bridgewater, Jan.. 27,'63.-6w
REAL ESTA.
MO BE SOLD at Public Adetio
on Saturday, the :31st day of
'certain piece or parcel oflan I, sit ~
the township of SiiverT.ake. coon
state of Peunsylvan fa, bonuded a
to wit: Beginning at a pos.t iti th'
lie Church, the northeast'corner
thence cast 222 perches to a post.
ofJohn. - North's int ; thence by J
south 50 perches to a post ;Ahem.
-and P. Griffith, West 126 perche
and thence I>y the same north 18
VP. and north 27 deg. west 85 per.
ginning, - containing 65 acres, be t
• Tams or SALE.—Cash on del iv!
foct.
Jan. V); 2w. , C.l
S In
nty,
wit
g at
the
- Adniinistrattor:' . NOtiaes '--
1. OTICE Is hereby gl wen to all . ersons lia - ving demAnd
against the estate of Eplariti Robins; late of Rush
township, deceased, that the sa t e must he presented to
li ndersfgned for settlement, a d all persons indebted
id entaleare requeited to ma e Immediate payment.
WEAARY A. ROBINS,
' ILES P. ROBINS,
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Rush; dip . Id, 'O. Adallnistratdre.
1 .,1
PERSOIS OCT or .IS, and trinatirip
lartne, tee advortiaemerst Vine!and in anotlwr
•
-, :GOO.
GREAT
DRY
S9hdrA`c.a are
ey, 4 at the
6uttrivb
'A.. J. G.
AT T. sroiu S OF
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aktitilinrg, 40soitrauni
AT
nontrose, SUsifa. County, Pair
•
.Susquehahna . Depot,•'Pa; ‘.
.•
-CUR FAIL AID WINTEk STOCK,
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We are determined no to b.! oatilone. either in prices or
Analities,--and ACC endat%ta to gi% e Our customers
41 possible eatisfaclicin.
CLOTHENG:i
• In this branch our sock is complete. and will be sold
lower, and more tastefully finished than any one-horse
establishment, or anvfour-horse concern tbisside of N.
York City, is able toTdtTer or prodnce. We cau assure the
public that we constantly employ the beat 'cutters and
workmen to make up bur stock. \
tom" Garments made to order_ • • • -
11-4 - 11tron the shortest notice.
Lntedier no sale. . ,
Good.F4 w
we will sell at a sma
FURNIS
A. Grt•at Stock con
low6t at
6nitabrii3
Montrose, Janmt
ABEL
Now offers for sale
Ever offered la Sus urtanne Count Y . , and probably com
prising the greater, variety or moat different articles a
any store in the No there part 91 Pennsylvania, and per
baps of the entire State. An . assortment is kept in
aboutthfrty ditfere! t. branches of trade, and the selec
tions are made fro about forty of the best ffinisce id
New Yoric, and mi re than fifty Dealers and Van.ufac
titters out -of New York. \ A large prop.ortftm of. the
Goods are brought direct from the manufacturers.' thus
insuring genuine .rticles.' Customers on entering the
Store must not: ex meet to find everything in sight. but
nearly every articii wanted trill be pro bayed by inquiry..
Some idea of the S l tock relay be formed by the following
general outline. b 't enumeration is impracticalik.
Drugs and hied tines. Paints and Oils. Bre \Stuffs,
Groceries. Liquor , ;;rockery, Glass_ Ware., Wall and .
WindowPaPer..l welry. - Silver Ware.Perfumerk:Eancy
Goods; Musical In trnments, Brushes: American Pocket
Knivta, Table On lery-and Silver Plated Ware, lamps,
.Muter is fur Lig,ll s, llarOware. Bed Cords,Stono `{fare,
Dry (}Moils. Mirro .s, Window Glass. Lithographs. 'Var
nislicEi. Bird Ca_ s, Spectacles. Whlpa,. and Lashes,
Brooms. Glum, Pi tots. Ammunition, Tobacco, Medi
cal arid Surgical istruments: Salt, Soap, Potash, Um
brellas, Porcelain Teeth, in short. nearly everything. to
restore the sick. o please, the taste, to delight the eye,
,to gratify the fans i and also to conduce to the real and
substantial comfi rts of life,
The attention o the piiblie is rerectfully invited to
my stock of Good , bonght exclusively for cash dowu,
and will be 'sold t the same principle for low prices'.
ABEL TURRELL.
'Notice.
( e of Hiram Scott late.
I hereby. regnested to
,erponi having claims
1. forthwith to
IN,Aiiininistrator
E SALE
14, at-Montroec, Pcnn'a
nuary I,Fa3, " All that.
to lying and being in
iv of Suermehanna,and
id described as follows
road near the Catho-
II JamcsAVhalley's lot;
the_northwest corner
hn North's west line,
by land of T. North,
to a post in paid road,
egress west pertiF
tree, to the place of be
e *aloe more or icse." .
ry °Ede* Title per.
Montrone, Jaii ' iT Ist, I'Bll3.
Reg
PMIILIC NOT 1
ccrneti ie th
Estste of . Jabe
Johns'on. adner,q
That the:wean
Register's Office,
and that , the stun
1 Orphan's Conn
1E63, rot colar=
L. BROWN, Agent
'Register's OM
Ex
e
FTTERS T•
11E,NDRICK
having been trrn
debted to said efi l
payment. and 01
prompt them to
MIIOTION
k;Titr.
~(101)S,
ials •
—LJ.3rat:-.H--;-.-
.0 1 XL, riMi.41i.0231
jlirar4taso . • '
I,AN
TMEZI
tting the worpi of your mon-
J3M C3)3F°
,41,-qseltbaum
EFLI4IN RISE "I.X
MEE
~ and we bare lately laid in a Mars
to Offer to our cukt (mere. gone*
Is afortxterly, considering thelat c
DRY
GOODS
WHIN!
SHAWLS!
oLoAKs!
Etas, ROBES,
- gONNETS ,
, I
RIBB9NS,
&c.,
Elmirq, New-Y'oric,
In order
close. out our stock of
l I‘V 0 91, 0021N711114
,1 advance above cost. .
ING , GOODS:
antly kept, tuldtoldlower thar the
. (I ,llouilbituml
lat. IM. •
TURRELL
ne of the )3 r,geitiand best selections
ODai
ster's Notice.
JE . is hereby given to ail persons eon
followlhg estate, to wit:
Hyde, late of Rush, 'deed, ThomaS
ae boitle non, -
ntants_ have settled - their acconnes in f o bs
,in mid for the connty of Susquehanna,
will be presented to the Judges of the
f said county. ,on Friday ; January 30,
tion and'allowance.
t -NEWELL, Register,
:e, Montrose,Dee. 2:3,1E42.
utors' Notice.
' •
I Pfitmentary to the Estate. or HENRY
ON, deed, late of Great Bend township
tcd to the undersigned, all persons in
, te are renhested to make Immediate
se having demands against the eameto
JOHN NERRIF.IPT.D,
- IS4AO RECEHOW, 715 '
~ December SM. 1964—tr , .. •
Great Rend.
517'PAL
roprrirti •
Ineorporateikir Leglielatitre Charter.
Being the only 6011.11ERCIAI I COLLEGE . In the Union
conducted by -
'A PRACTICAL IiERBILLIZT"
OVER era THOUB.AND STUDENTS V
Piave been educated in the PrinciPes and Practice of ot
the .details of a bastuese -education, from DUFF'S eye..
tom of ,
' . • !AIpe...ANT:ME BOORafrEPEW.
Awarded Four Rilyer Medals, and the ;sanction of the
highest "Mir:mane Authorities' -the •connuy.. Also,
• - t !TEAM - BOAT RCiOZEEEP4:3, •
" Aperieet systein for such health and aeccrante." Al
•se Du re new system of • ". ;
• ' 'RAIL-ROAD no4agravaq4.
After thelorma of . the Pennsylvania Railroad.. Also,
Dutra new anti:M6f
• PRIVATE BAR'S ROOK-KEEIPtCG,
The Cialy one in use itE the city:: The abtive systems of
accounts are taught' under the daily supervision of the
author, and, it le believed, to a degree at perfection nev
er attained elsewhere.
,TWELVE
for bOst . Busiliess and Ornamental Penmanship awarded
. our present Penman by the, . -
United States Fair at CinCinnati in • 19410.
Penna. State Fair at Wyoming. 1661
Western Penna. Fair at Pittsburgh 16.60.
-Western Virginia Fair at Wheeling 1660.
and the Ohio. State Fair - at Clevelhrid .1660.
All of which are exhibited at ourbitlie. - •
Doff , . Ness - Engraved SehOoll . COpy Books.
Fine cap, 24 pages each. 90 bents per_doXen—the. cheap
. . . est Copy Book in use. •
- Business and ornamental Penmanshipikrith new plates
and scales by W.. 14: DUFF, illustrating all the elements
of the Penman's .Art. the most complete ivetrnotor
known. Elegantly bound. Crown qu4rto. Price $6,
post paid:
Harper's Enlarged Edition of Duff 'si Thiok-keeping.
l'rtoe'3ll..?so. Sold by Bookeellere generally. y
For full particulars and for elegant new Circular, pp.
es, and samples our Pennukres Business and Ornamental
Writing, enclosing Sc`,, dentis. to -
• DUFF &SON, Principals.
—Strangers will please inquire oar reputation in the
city, where we are best known. Jau.7l, 18620 . tua*
, .
2Er..c)llc:o4alt.H%s ,
DAN DELIO N.. COFFEE.
•
, r 1115 Preparation, !wide from the , best Jaya Cabe, is
JI recommended by Phssicituas as a superior Nutritious
beverb4e. fur GencialDebility, Dyspepsr, and all.3ilibus
disorders.. Thousands who have been compelled to-aban
don the use of coffee will use this withoUt injurious effect
One eau contains the strength of two pounds ororditiary ,
coffee.. Price 25 cents.
For sale in Motitrosblq Noel Terrell.
• KOLLOCK'S
The purest 13ARMO POWDER knOwri, for mak!ing Eght,
screqt and nutritious Breed and cakes.:' Price 15 CC.-11
../.:111U.O.CtAlted by 31. R. KOLLOCK. ChemiA..
' Corner of 13road and Chestnut-Oa; Philadelphiit.
Said by all Druggists and grocers. ullO3 lyjc co
SINGER & GO.'S - `
LETTER "A" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
Is the best and cheapest and most beantifal of all Sewing
Machines. This machine will sew Anything. from the
runuingof i tudkin Tarletan to. the making of an Over-.
coat—„anvthing from Pilot or Beaver; Cloth down to the
softest dauxe or Goat toner Tissue.and is ever ready to do
Its work to perfection. It C2lll fell,hen), bind: gather.tuck,
quilt,aud has a capacity fora great variety of ornamental
work. This is uut the Only machitie that can fell. 'hem,
bind. - and so foltb, btit it do so better than any other
machine. The-Letter ”A" Family Sewing Machine may
be had in a greatsariety of cabinet cases. The Folding
Case. which Is now becoming so popular, is as its naive
implies, onethat can be folded into a box or ease. which
- , .....oneneti,inakeszt beautiful, subdtantlal.add spacious
table for tOet work to, test boon. ' M
Vie VIRAXCaf every lmaginable design—plaidaa tne wont! grew to Its native
forest. urns elaborately finished as art can milke them.
The branch offices are all well supplied with silk, twist - ,
_thread. needles, oiL etc., of the very; best quality.
Send for a copy of,"Sixotu ,t Co.'s 111/21. - Trz,"
" I. M. SINGER 48 Broadway, N.Y.
- Phfintlelphia Office. 810 Chestnut street.
READ. WATROES 4 FOSTER, Agents In Montrose.
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The New Commercial Buildings are Located
opposite the Court Howie, corner of
Court and Chenango, Streets.
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-TWA <'ollege is in no way connected ,with anyriither
Institution. _ _ _
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ne energies, of. the entire Fatuity arc esclttsively
devoted to thts.l '
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The design orthig Inititution isj to afford Young Men
an opportunity Sur acquiring a Thorough, Practical
Bitetticee Education. i•
Our hooks and'Forma arc careftille arranced by practi
cal account:ll:kW. cytiresAy for this; Institution. and the
codree• of Ituit'itictiuti 18 such us to corahlue Theory and .
Practice: , -.. • . , .: \•
Collegiate ocrazz=isie: -
This coqrse embraces Book-Re'e. ping in all its depart
ments, Penmanship, Comrimircial, Arithmetic, Ensiv.ess
correspondence, Commercidl Lai-, Political Economy,
Commercial Ethics. Partnership, i3ettlements, Detecting
counterfeited and altered banknotes, etc. -
The Spencerian .syscem of penmsuship is taught-in all
its varieties, by the most skillful masters of the art.
The Book-Keeping department is under the special su
pervisor/ and instruction of the Principal , D W. LowEr..L.l
GeaZ+orr>Ll Irk.fcieraxuweicsars..
Btadents cap enter at .any timoi. Ncr vacation. Usital
time to compjete the course. froth Gto 12 weeks: Assis
tance rendered to gr,adnates inprocuring situations.
Graduates are presented, wititi an elegantly engraved
Diploma. • . - • •
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t.l7"Fur 'catalogue of 10 pages, !ipecimens of pednaan
ship; 4e.; euelotte two letter stamps; and address
LOWELL & WARNER,
' Binghamton, N. Y.
octl3 62 lylsc
NEW -FIRM.
BALDWIN (Si -ALLEN
SVCCESSORS TO
ALLEN, BEANS & CO,
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Under Montrose Democrat - Office;
A - RE RECEIVING 1 -
Fresh Ground Western FLOUR
every $ O days, which w e warrant to give satisfaction
as any in market; if not good returned at our expense.
Feed - , and s iuck*i6'4 Flour,
SALT:AND 'PORK, -
By TIIE LOAD, BARREL oit POUND.
HAMS, [Sugar Cured] " • '
Dried
Smoked Halibut,
Drips and Syrups,;
Molasses and Sikars,
TESS, COBRA , SPICES,-
BROOMS, AND NAILS,
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sr* offer for eala at Iktv# Prices, for READY P4 1 1'
ONLY. • • :- i'gpntroaa, ik IVla,
RICH HOMO PRESINTSII
MITE Subscribers having jest returned from YotX,
1,4.2ke pleasare in callingtheattentfnu prtheir blends
to their assortnient-
Watches, Joweay. Silter Warta &
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Fancy Goodi, •
comprising all the new styles of goods iii martet, - Wlikih
willbe sold, sus heretofore, at the lowest cash prices. i
A large stock of 'Gold and Silver r
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English, American. and Swiss Watahes, - •
both hunting and Open Face, warraniedgbod tithe - keep- - ;
an, by- EversA Au :4
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Table, dessert,-tea, sugar, salt, cream, Preserves berry; •
and tnuatard Spoons.. Table, dessert and pickle PorkS."
Butter, pie, and fruit knives, Cnps, napkin singe, obil•
dren's aeta in cases. soup and gravy Lales, sugar sifters.
and cardcases—scarrvented pare es coin, [Engraved tree}:
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G I tt i lin
PINE. •
UP IL;
A splendid stock of Fur-rings and Pins of ,the newest
patterns; finger rings of all steles; bracelets, armlets. j•
lockets; guard, - neek and chatelaine chains; tnimbleo;:
alcove buttons. studs. belt buckles - , slides, snaps, epecta-,
. clot, 18 caret plain ring etc. vAga
Plated Ware.—The largest varietv,.of silver plated' .
knives, torks,Npobne.eastora, bagel; dishes.cakebaikets
sugardishes, trays; cups, salts, tGa sets,. and extra tea
pits, butter and pie kuivee r - etc., ever kepqn thi trarket.•
Cutlery.—Pocket and pen knives,
scissors, shears, (&
good. article,) for sale , .r.v.e.nts u
As.s.„
•Needlea,Best qualit y of a-eNelng; crochet, netting;
and knitting needles.
Itrustics.LLlTair, tooth and nail brusher.,
Pholograpla Al bintits.—Ayery nice lot. I ,
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Chinese . and' japaned Goods
A very pretty variety of cups, saacen \ vases fois t &o ,
7o , zr..e,asim
Binghamton, Bee. . Odd F4'ellriNvs'
PEE hill) PEE PRICES!
PEACE APPROACHING.
Large Lines. of PRIOE:, 4 , • Conquered and
• .; Reduced! ,
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MILORD, PA.,• • -.•
F ectiving:kg Spring sappliee, new entlargot4olaji of-
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DRY .GOODS, GROCERIES• • •
CROCKERY:,
STOVES, STEEL,' NAILS; _
P.AINTS, LAMP,
LINSEED MILS, 3 • .
- - 'BEN-20LE, . .
CABPETINGS . -
FLOOR, 011;CLuilts, % 1
:WALL? iper, ,SEIAPESV.-
awl CAPS,- BOOTS and SLOES;
• CLOGIC.i f &c., &C.
l[nclOing, as usual, full varieties of the moerpoptilit
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS' •
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SHAWLS,., •
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ONETS,.RIBONS, FLOWERS;
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'which ha will sell on the most fsvorable Sect{. for
CASH, . PROPUCE,
or to ; ;-
PROMPT TIME 'BUYERS. '
Flour & Salt, constantly on hand
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On't-„begi..C. with the "MN's!, -1
THE "HE PAY, STORE,"
NEW
LD and YO UNG, 12 fell and POOR, G.trand resti
N,J are hourly seen rushing onward to . 41. e
MEAD OF NAVIGATION;
All Oager tg-bu supplied front. the choice atid extecutlVlll
Belecnon to be found• • •
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AT • .TYLER'S STORE
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Ms assortment of soll.ry" ilarcoprctiss beat 'em ,
all, and as.for choice . '
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.Ft. 4ll C/ 41 +l O MX : a. I M a' Si
Viz . .: 9 and 10c Sugar. - T. Rice. toffee. and Tobac69,r—
?cords are i n equate.--they Paean'. At is ucelech to mere ,
tion the Tv.) thoimand one thlilg4 or which a full supply
is kept coact:truly at the -em t store in Limn.. A-con
tinuation of calls is earneetly defArell, and if there aro
any ro unfortunate as not to here found Tun prace, - yoUr
friend and neighbor will tell you the '
FIRST.. STORE BELOW TARCELLIS - EOTEL,
• and opposite' the
.KEY-5T0117.8,:
where 50 percent. has ceased:to he. \We are boundlotet
people live—and Bring alone; Tont- : Bntter . Eggs;
Rags, (natl. Rye. Curd.. Coin. and most anithring "Use yon
do n't want, and get t acne received •, - ' -
AT TYLER'S• STORE..
F. B: Please do nileare the .ahoce mentioned articles
at home, for our rule won't permit us to wait ,"till you
come up again." 1 ~ •
Shikkens—A netir lot of white and colored- Big 'VIII
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just opened. • -
_LAMPS of-nil kinds., and - fixings foilnirning Kerosene
now ready and cry cheap. - BestKerosene,;cheaper than
daylight;. else Fresh Burning Fluid, Campherte, , SPerm;
Adamantine and Tall OIrCLI ndles,kept constantly on band
.r . "•.A new supply of HATS and CAPS, BOOTS' and
SHOES,. Stone and Wooden Ware, Brooins, andßrashes
of all sorts, Yankee Notions' of ail 'rarteries. • Perfumery.
and `Met Soap, Oleatc of Roses for chapped hands,-best
'thing iriuse; etc., &c.; Mitt' which will he- sold lot the -
Tay down, as the times demand, by
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7 0 D A lleymE.V-4 36 forwarding BUTTEIttoIi.
York. ow - terms of eciminl'esion that will snit :you. Call
anclin tujre. and look at inY dairy snit, in saeksof
ze.S. as good as can he found in town. 1
Montrose, May • HENRY O.„ TYLER.-
BOYD & WOODRUFF,
Tltt& SHEft . IP'OIIRSJSINESS~
NEXT BELOW SEAT:Lei: ROTEL. ALSO
The CARPENTERING Busintsa
NEAR THE METHODIST
Nr - lae'4 ' enns! . 6lll6"har o . f h d t a• e genewl atesortmont of
most approved pat
terns ; Builders' Hardware of all Pla. •
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Farmers' TOols of All Kituls;. -
`Brass Warp, Porcelain Ware; Japanned and Plain Tin
Ware of thebest material: I. •
Paints, ,Oils, Glass, Putty, and Bash,
Pumps, L4ll Pipe, Lamps, Bird Cages, et., &o.
Alst, a Goad Buggy for Sales —
Ter= right t Remember the place. , Cklland tat 4'
wx. H. BOYD, 11 , & VirillODl/IIFIG • •
a.iroorrecir. f Montrose, Icily, litd; -
GOODS.