ITMWEIS.
—An explosion -dr one, of Papone,s
Powder Mills reh., took place at 12.
o'clock, Thirteen lives Were lost, The
cs - Anse ofthe - explosion leanknown. Not
much damage was done to the other
works.
—lnformation from Vicksburg is te.-
eived to the 20th inSt.,-at ivhich time the
Inortar harts_ were still positiKin and
firing occasional shots. A scow:hail, been
run through Thee:mat The work of en
lar,ghigit is progressing, and 3,000 men
are engaged on the peninsula. Nothing'
had been hear 1, of the Indianola or Queen
Of thO West.
---One of a large fleet of gunboats t'v, - bleh
left genwhis on Sunday for below f is re
voked by a telegrain 'from Cairo as having
vasseds . into-Lake Providence and "shelled
away 11 company of rebels and negroes
who were engaged in felling trees acros s
the narrow passages, ._ •
—Hopetield, - a town . .of five hundred
inhabitants, opposite Memphis, on the
Arkansas - shore, was burned ow the 1 9 tAI
Cy. order of Gen. II irlbtit,- The order was
issued in consequence of
g uerrillas having
Blade the town their headquarters. 'Gen.
Van Dorn, according tQthe same dispatch
containing this announcernent, had cross
ed the Tennessee ril* at East port, and
was expected to - March.. immediately 'on
lackson.
• --=The :;;•ew ,Orleans Picayune of the
13th says that an attempt was . made on
the evening previous to shoot Gen. Banks
with an air gun" as he - .was about entering
Iris carriage at the tad is' entrance of the
'City Hotel. The person who. fired the
gun lia4lot been arrested . , - c•
—lt is
,becoming.thore and more evident
',every day, ' that !a terrible retribution
-awaits the manptact arers of the unhealthy
•;ompounds denominated . Saleratus, Bak-;
s .i.
•aug Powders, .f. e. Since Herrick Allen's
Gold Medal Saleratus has been in‘orduced,
ye are happy to state helias and is still
working great fei:Olations for good.We
would say to all, onr 'readers to try . one
Impel:, -md thef,"?4ay'avitl: us, the half has
not been told. 'Our better-half says.—
Tell •everybody to use it.- . •
--A dispatch from Nashville, Tennessee
February 25th, states that Gen.'Wheeler'S
whole force, four brigades Of cavalry; .are
at this side of Colunihia, Tenness,ee, carry
ing offl4oiith all the able-bOdied contra- ,
hands-in their vicinity: The large Union
army. under Gen. Gilbert At Franklin was I ' , 1 WAS'IIINGTON, Feb. 24.
deemed sufficient t i o - prevent any attack - i The Richmond Eictriter,- of the 21st
—Wm. Wrielyi, of Essex . county,: :was 1 instant is received liefir: i It contains a
elected U. S. senater from- New Jersey, dispaZili-dated Port Hudson', February 18.
yesterday:- -• Theyote stood :' Wright, ;a ; I•announcing,the renort . of:the capture Of
William A. Newell, 25. •Mr.. Wright has I the'Queen Of the West, the United -States
been governor of ilie state, and was- ihel iron-clad gunboat Aidlich recently,,Tun- the
predecessor of Mr.'Ten Evt:k 'in the U. 5... , revel batteries at Vicksburg - - •
Senate. • . She was attacking -
the , fortificatiens on
Ice•li i"
Red- river, and . after a brisk
.an io lad n„,
`- • —The reports form Kentucky are 'rail
-
ors. One is that Bi . eekiiiiiii ,d' is : _ idvane.. struck her colors. Thirteen' attic . officers
and erew,were - captured. --
-ing on Lexington ;'with .20,6.00 men. .A -
gentleman from Richmond informs the I' Memphis, Feb. 18,-via Cairo, "Feb. 20.
Frankfort correspondent of the Cincinnati I . The tug
_Hercules, having twos barges
'Commercial that purlroops are retreating- i Of cOal in tow, going tothe fleet, rounded
to ward Lexingt on,pressed by twice their I . to on the opposite side of the river 'early
number. ' A Cincinnati dispatch, Feb. 24, 1 this morning, being unable to proceed on
says that- the invading, force was leaving 1 account of heavy fog. • Seareely had the
the - night previous,- 'pursued' by 1,800 I boat touched the landing wheit i a-party of
federal : cavalry and . infantry, and pro- i rebels rushed .aboard, took : iitigsessibn,
pounces the damage by the raid to have I.eaptured oflicen4 and crew, suite `what
been exaggerated. , i they could and set fire to the vessel. All
-Th'e steamer Betty Gilinadovith for ! this was . _accompliSheed in a remarkably
age and provisions, has been captured byl short time, but was not discovered by the
Morgan"s rebel band on Barren river.-I,,gianhoats, that Inyhot. far off, till the
It is feared that the steamer D. B. Cainp-1 flames attracted their attention. By that
bell, with a similar care,..9, will fall into I -time those who had been taken.prisoners
their hands. The captain and passengers I were released, and the ' rebels Were out. of
'of the Gilman were paroled. • . 'a-each. • The boat is a
. 43tal lbss:'
.
—Gov. Andrew, previous to the issuance. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. • -
of the Emancipation, - gave as a reason for,
-our defeats in the field the anger
.of God ! • 'WASHINGTON, Feb. - .12..
-
-against the North for not having declared From statements of gentlemen who
the freedom Of tho sitve. ' He' said that, , lia.ve returned- from the Rappahannock, it
, appears. that the "rebels are working with
even at the risk of beilig deemed, super
stitious, he believed our ,•non-success was 1 great energy and - industry.. They have ;
'due to the Divine displeasure. Well; tte thrown up two lines of breast-w . orkS'oP-
President issued the document which Gov.•iposite to Falmouth, 'On the - grounds hear
Andrew and the radical .clergymen shad the river, and are continuing them. along
.was to propitiate the Deity, and. what Mis.; the ricer bank - in front of eredericksburg.
followed? , Why; we are worseOffthati. 'Jackson's -force is said,to be back of the
over. All the battles since then have beei first range of hills, two miles-. smith- of
n
defeats; and all.the campaigns, East, and Fredericksburg. The smoke of a large
West, failures. 1 camp there wasHplainly 'seen yesterday,
• I and the - woods are fast, -
--7-A Est of national Prisoners who have •
that• • . ..„, ...,....., disappearing _in
vicinity; showing the present:© of a
-died in Southern hospitals has.been obtain-
i lame forte' • ' , •
ed bY Col. Ludlow,- commissioner: forthe ":' • • '
I Ihe rebels headquaf' ters are plainly
exchange of prisoners; and 'placed ,in the I -..•
, visible from our side(throngh a powerful :
:hands of Surg.-Gen". Hammond.. 'lt • in-"
.Lee is supp6sed to : be there: 77
cludes.about four hundred nanies and Will 1 F. ,l3fss.) '
.1 I . he position :is two mile§ Soutli-sOuth
- immediately be publiShed. . • -
- • I west. froim Fredericksburg.. . .'
_',, -• '-"" --'
• - --;The statistics of • Cauada„ i ...show... Oat!' There is trouble among the 'antlers,
-the number ofskedaddiets f * .riiiii the United .1 Gen eral,;Patritk i the - pro'. oat ..marstal-
States - wile- became frightened at' iher general, : being engaged in :rigormialy.
prospect of 'a draft, numtered. 1,942.] carrying out the" neW order. A largo
Thesepersons took with them an average; cargo oftnnuthorized sutlers' 'stores= was
of $l,OOO each in'Ametiean silver. making, I recently-seized - at Belle 'Plain . and ' con
an
,aggregate of nearly 52,000,000. - ; 71' .fiscated. Colonel. Ambrose. Thompson
~
'hi'
- • e House finally dthe '
. passe consent,- I
yesterday;
. ~.•.. . •
tion• bill on Thursday in an amended form. i quarterrnaster'S . . 4epartment . at -Acjitia,
The most important amendment provides! Creek, and promptly applied - a remedy.
forimmediately turning over to thecivil A thonsand dollars. worth of contraband .
antboritiet for ::trial all • Persont'who may go`ods,.was ainmig the forfeitures. -; - "
"be arrestedby provost-marshals for alleged ' Thp co iiii-inartial trialifor desertion are:
treasonable- - practices. The other features kept Very. quiet There, is,. a determina
of iliebill,were r ,wnended in no important tioq to make examples cifstune if not. all
partietdar;,thoughevery effort ' of those , convicted,.• --- • ' ' r
was ma d e ; . ~.. '-. „T ..a ...i: ...., - .
to esero.pt - ,Quakers,:, .olergyni qn - l i n - i ll : ' :- - - -. WisursciTorr,' Feb:727c. : .-1 -- ;
etbers The bill as . itSitands- allows' - 1 ' - .' ' '` '• '. '.' - . ''''' '''''
e '
l'on: To-day s Sc a r says ~-----,_:,- ~
-scripted persons .to either --pro -• ' , ' ••
- '
Procure sub- ; • A large" fcirce - Of 'rebel' 'Cal - airy - dettilit:- •
stitutes or pay $390 to War Deparetnent
and bee'•,cempted. The prOvisions added
y the.tionse: are ,undeisiood ,to -be en
tirely acceptable to the
.Senate Military
Comniittee, and will probably immediate
ly Passithe Senate. - During - the proceed:- -
ings on' the bill•an immenseLmlidence were
in attendance, and considerable excitement
cant tonftision were consecitiOtlYinanifest
.ed.
MP''The'exciting,. - stories in reference
to 'another rebel. invasion 'of- Kentucky
have this foundation ; that a force of about
800 rebel cavalry entered Richmond, in
that state, on .Sunday, Staid there about
two hours, tied then passed thiongh
chester, Where a' skirinish occurred ) mark,•
ed'bv • sMall losses:-en 'either side. The
rebels then pat off 'towards Mount Stir
ling. Everything is quiet about Frank
fort and Ltxingtotr, and appearances indi
cate that such wit 4 continue to be the case.
.—L-We Yearn that Col. D. ?1I: Bull, of To
wanda, who was taken prisoner by the
rebels'in.Octo'ber last; has been exchanged r
and is now with his family in Washing
ton. The Colonel,. -With* his `eldest, son;
enjoyed the hospitalities of Libby p'rison
for 'about three mouths. -,
PnOsixr OF
.ANOTHER 1 T
r NDIAN
A letter from St.-Paul, Minnesota, 'to the
Chicago Tribune, says that the opinion of
the -oldest 'and bes,t, informed citizens is:
that there.'fwill be i a severe Indian war on,
the frontier p_ext summer. Little Crow is
-at Devil's . Lake plenty of arms and
ammunition, at the ahead of three .-thous
and warriors, having efl'eerted an alliance
with the ):Tatiltons,-a stronger and more
athletic .r. ce
,tlian the SiouN... He . also
hopes to induce t-he Chippewas to join him
f ‘ tm - 1 will' begin operations as „soon as the
grass starts in •the spring. .
The Sie'ge of
111ti1FREE,snorto', Feb. 20.
The captiareof Vicksburg was reported
to-day by (Confederate officers who ap
proached 'imr lines with a flag of truce
from the libel general commanding at
Tullahoma.„ -
I' •
i Capt Hotilitzell, of Gen. McCooles staff,
relrcived the flag, and in donversation the
officer - in charge of the mission remarked :
well you have got Vieksbutg at last,
though ;'you Bute—paid dearly' for the
prize.” After adverting to the subject in
these words he- refused ,to any par
ticulars. The rumor is credited at 'head
quarters. • . _
• ...• ..
. .. .
less crossed the.' appahannock 'last .night
at less.
Ford, - a few miles below -Rap
, pahannoci. Station." Their —Movements
front that point indicated a raid upon our
firces somewhere in the vicinity of Stafford'
r eourt Honse.: PersOns Who. , c4tue - into
1 onr lines yesterday.. represent that. a con-.
I . siderable rebel force is now at Warrenton;
while . athers say _that .JacksOn with some
force has gone up the vslley. to Strasburg,:
ilfail these things be true, our belief
...is
I that the venturesome, rebels will find their
• • Movements duly attended to by the Union
forces." - -
" Last night our piejt et cavalry guard . ,
. ont 'from Centreville on the Chantilly.road,
. were all but one Man capoired by a . rebel
forde of about 100 men, after •firing two
rounds: - AO example - will of cotirse be
made ?Ithi) officer coinmanding . this picket
by dismissing him frOM the service : - ; - sUim.
marilvfor Permitting this surprise .to eue
ceed!' • ,
-Trouble in 'California,
- San
. Franciso; 'Feb. 21.
-A serious controversy is going on in
*hey Lake Valley over. the boundary
question between California and isT.evada,
both sides claiming jurisdiction. overt the
land in dispute:
The California sberillatfempted to serve
a civil process on the 15th instant; when
-the residents of the Valley armed them':
selves. and Bred ou the, sheriff and his
posse . comitainS. Six of the sheriffs men
*ere' wounded.
. The sheriff then sent
and his assailants are also e'xiveting-rein
furcements.
. .
. Both parties are . very defiant, and at
last accounts were' fortifying themselves
in log houses. - .
. A schooner just arrived brings advices
from Mazatlan...to the' 22d of January.
Four thousand . Mei:leans, comnianded
by Gen. La Vegailad sailed for , Acapul
co. The )3bje . ct of the movement was,
unknown.
ABOLITION BIGOTRY RBUR ED.—tb e
abolitionists in one-of pie tOim ties of lowa
haying held a meethi'g and' proclaimed
that they would hold tio social ox business
intercourse with men who read news=
papers which do not accord with their
views, the • Democracy held a meeting,•and
adopted a' series of resOltitions. among
which are the following : • i - • •
Resolved, Thal ve denthince• any and•
every person who indorses, approves of,
and , sustains the foi,egoing and proScrip
tive abolition bigotry, and. intolerance, as
an enemy to his government, to the peace
and good - order of society, and to the
liberty of the people ; and he should be
scorned by every-lover of liberty in' the
land.
" Resolved, That if we, as Democrats,
are compelled, in seltdelence,,to meet this
revolutionary _spirit of bigotry and aboli
tion intolerance; we will do so as freemen,
and not in any spirit of retaliation or re
venge, lint as the defenders of eonstitu
tional,liberty and the perpetuity of _the
Union and good order of society." •
In Harford, on; the l6th inst., by Des- .
ter Sibley, Esq., GEORGE D. WILLIAMS, of
lirooklyu, and Miss -L0n..6-DA E. Rum-
ARDSON, of afford:
In Dimock,. by Rev. A.' N. Hardinc , ,Mr.
Asa 4 -31sActuai, of Auburn, and Miss
FRAIFCES E: TYLER, of the former place.
~~38T575.
In Jessup, Feb. 1.18 th; tEoN'or..l .r.,
daughter Of• John and Vet-I:aria Shav, ag4.id
1 year and 5 months.
In Dimock, Feb.' .I.9th, 1863 ; Myuos
CARWIX; of Co. E, 17'7.th Pa. Militia, aged
49 years and 8 days. ..Mr. Cartier first
enlisted, as a volunteer but was refused
probably on account of age; he`then
ed his servicas
.as a substitute to one o
our drafted men, was accepted, and en
tered-the service as above stated. , In a
conversation - Which — the 'writer, had frith
'him eleven days previous 'to his death,he.
state‘ - f that.pp to a'. specified time heitliod
the service • very • well ; hut- while in the
act of .loading' some boxes on . board a
steamboat, assisted by - another soldier, he .
received an internal injury:which laid the
'foundation for the disease „Which, termina
ted. in quick cosuruption. 'He was in the
hospital *nit six I ;veekii - ; -. 1 think 'he told.
me; before-he obtained, his 'discharge, "and
then after having traveledoVer. five hund
red -miles, during which:. time he sivai.o.-
bliged to rest nearV a weed: in . the hospi
;taf at--Philadel'p'hia On'necotint'Ot' Weak
ness, he -reached. honaTe in liiinock,'March
31st; nineteen day§:previons to_biS death.
to greet 'and, bid farewell to" his *len d s an d
to, die in hia . own . .honie.:' Bat the best - and
sweetest! .cOn solation. friends Nye to •
- con,s.ole and comfort_ hem. is, that:he:died .
as none :but a -chtistian caudie, peaceful
and happy . . _ :iie'profeSsed faith in'-.Christ
as. his Saviour many , ,r, years since, 'hut in
consequence of. neglect. Of duty haddotiO.
inany,things :thit'were'wrong, but-.upon
goin . p;intO the army and seeing the immor-.
nifty tia4 pieyailed, be, saidto me.thitAie s
pi , ayeitAn'.hii, and ;for the forgiveneSs of .
his - sins, 'And bst he. iiiigbl;be,preSeried
from inigediy—iniNencesatid'be enabled
1,0 exert ,an influence in - fiver - of God' .
meigitly. I He believed that his prayer
was_natiwered, and.se we,
.hisifiiends be
lieves by the kind
.andforgivinesphit that
lie manifested towards those with whom
he had shad. diffieulty, degiring
. that-theY
might &ay '.toiether;:. and htirvall.diffi,
e,ulties forgetfulness. And with. this spirit . ..he sweetly fell asleep. J. F. D.
, .
Silver Lake; Susquehanna - , COn •
Pa.,ERATI GAGE, in her 87th year.
he was born in Duchess'County New'
York, On - the 4th day of Julyl77o, on
our Naiion's Birth day. lii her childhood
her parents into 'Albany. County,
then a new . County, where She married
Daniel Gage, who died in Sth'er Lake
Towns* in Dec. 1851. hi the 75th year
of.his age. Soon after her marriage she
einbracd the „faith of the people. called
Quakers. She-maintained her faith until
the last: She with her husband •and - -a
family Of four boys, moved to this Colin-.
ty in March 1810, where they bad. to en- .
counter, and endure - all-the hardships of a
new country withbut few privileges and
but few inhabitants ' • but she- being. a
friend in deed as`wellasin name; she was
laithfid in deeds of chari ty., in visiting the
sick and needy and sparing •no 'pains to
- Make - glad the 'hearts of the afflicted. , -In
her death she has left many to mourn her
loss, hut they mourn lint like those that
have no - hope,for we believe that she lived
:the life of the - righteous. Her last days
were the brightest, and we trust she has
gone to reap her reward... - D. D.-B.
• Silver Lake,. Feb. 27th 1863
CLOVER & TRIOTIIY
.wm "I:7i • , •
LARGE, BRADFORP . CO.
OHIO .ATEDI UAL i; .
CHIN i I SEED, WHEAT. ,
' SEED CORN, PEAS,
and a general . assortment of Garden Seeds.
CASH PAID FOR•
,S e:ci,
. ,
During the month of March.
BALDWIN ALLEN.
Montrose, Mardi 3,1663. 2m ,
Watches, Jewelry, and
Silver Ware.
TIM undersigned would respectfully invite
ya - ur , atten_ %I tion to his selected stock - of Fine
Gold and Silver ATCII.IIb. Fine Gold JEWEL
e L.'_la, of every kind and variety' of - styles=com,
.prising all of the newest and most beautiful designs.
.Also, Sand Silver-Ware. ecjnal to coin—and the best
make of Silver Plated Ware. Each article _is :warranted
to represeated. •
'Watehes• and Jewelry carefully repaired and satis
faction guaranteed. • . JACOBEARLEY.
(Successor to Stauffer & Harley.)
ICU: 6:2 Market Street, 'Philadelphia.
larch 4th, 15(33.. Sms&lmf. .
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!
MBE SUBSCRIBERS take Pleasure in announcing to
their ninnerous friends and customers, thathey are
non* ready to receive their customers in the
" COMMERCIAL- BUILDING,"
where they, have fitted up the elegant store directly op
posite the POST-OFFICE. - Hainng just returned from
:Cc* York, they now offers /arge and full assortment of
;Watches„Clocks Jewelry, Silver
•
Ware, Plated Goods; Cut-
lery and Fancy Goods, -
• •
Having ample room, they will enlarge their business trt
the lull extent of the Wants of this community: and,
fronftheir long acquaintance with the taste of their ens:
turners, flatter themselves that they will bd enabled to
turn their lute disaster by the Into a :mutual benefit to
themselves and their customers.,
W ATICJIES---elargetock of Gold'andSilver
. •
English, American and Swiss Watches,
both Hunting and Open:thee% warranted 'good time
4eepers,, by EVAN§ -St ALLEN,"
SILVER WARE.
V.—Table; Dessert, Sugar,
tin, Preserve, Berry and "Mnstard.Spoons.
Bert. and Pickle Forks. Butter. fie and
in Rings, Children'S Sete . iri Cases, Soup
410. Sugar Sifters and Oard Cases—war.
as coin, (engraved aratis.) by '
EVANS ALLEN.
Tine Gold Jewelry.
A splendid stoat of Eairingsand Pins, of the newest
A
patterns; Finger Rings of:all styles: Bracelets.
,Armlets, Lockets; 'Guard, Neck and 'Chatelaine Chains;
Thimbles, Sleeve Buttons. Studs, Belt Buckles rod
Slidds, Snaps, Spectacles,lB carat Plain Rings, A:c:
..EVANS dz ALLEN.
13LATED WARE.--The largest variety of SilverPla
...ll. ted knives; Fnrks Spoons. Castors, BatterDishei,
Cake Baskets, Sugar'Dishes, Trays. - Cups. Salts . ,,Tea•
Setts and Extra Tea Pots, Batter and Pie Ellin*, &e.tte.
ever kept In this market.. - EVANS-At ALLEN.%
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS, anew lbt limit re,
clived—soma entirely new patterns, by
EVANS &_A LL&N.
11 TEEL JENVELRY.—A nice AoC of Steel Eafrings and
►Breastpins* by - ' . EVANS it ALLEN.
BA SICTS.•;--11 and,aome; Tea. Seta, Ave and air pieces,
JP_ heavily /plated, fbr sale by - Evans it ALinn,
,eit'TLEßY.—POcket ond Pon . Knives., and Scissors, (a
.V good 'article,) for Bate' by' . Everts &, ALLEN.
•
XTEEDLES.-= : TheF best-quality of Sowing, Crochet,
II blotting and Knitting Neellei, by - •
Evelts & ALLEN
rittirSE&A.
and Tooili Bin ghee, by
• " Evess & ALLEN
1-1".
F
EPTOGRAVIALB:I3IIS,-;•A yOry b ynil9 l9t,
- `-• EVANS do ALIEN, "
• CONNESCIAL
, - C6lll,ltrpet, *fisyteT*l:oet,tpftlec
B/NCISINVia z litaith 8,1863:: •
HE Bcet.iti takilFet. coitituutlgoD Um, t
.111. a price ea it Can betibtaine4DlAtty Dealer In Ism:a.,
09"Renieniber , , orz it' Drag ptore*. • ,
1-.roinnucAtnio'ott,
F OR AU Kl.hde of Maehtnori, for sate bt • -
ABEL TtRRELL.
sufiNta. co
CLASSICAL & NORMAL
S. , HATLTW;LL, B.A. Principal.
ASSISTED BY
erionind & Conipotent Instructors.
h 0 \Winter .Tern commences. on'Mon-
March 2nd, X 188.3.: •
TUITION PER TERM OTII WEEKS
English. from ' - , . , ' ~- . .42 to 600
Latin. tirectiand.German, each. 4 .00
French - • ' 400
English, with one language - I t 0
—No bill for the above studies shall exceeti. • 900
Music on the Piano 8.00
Use of Instrument - 2 00
No deduction for absence except in cases of prottacted
illness, or by special agrekment
- Board can be obtained from 82,00 to $2,60 per week.
Pupils wishing, to board themselves can - find good
rooms at moderatetbarges: For farther particulars ad-
dress the Principal, at Montrose. Pm, .
WM. JESSUP, Fres't.
C, F. BRAD, Sec'ry.
, Fel?. 17, 1862.. , tf
Sill Of REAL ESTATE!
BY ylitue of an order of the Orphim's Court of Snsque
henna County, I will =pose to a' le on the premis
es, In Franklin township , in said ton ty, on.
Tuesday,. the 10th day of larch; 1863,,
at 1 e'clock, X:: the following real estate, (late of WM.
Powlev, dee'd) situatein the township end county afore
said :-..be.„&inuing at a stake en the north line of lot No.
vr; owned by Titus Smith, VC west; sonth 23 chains
and 24 links to a,,stake ; thence north 89,Lf' west, 17.
chains and-25 linkii to a stake on the west line of said
lot; North east 21 chains and 51 links. to a stake in
the brookplaced there for a corner; thence south 893 r
east 5 chains 41 links to a.small birch tree; thence north
X• east, 7 chains and 43 links to a stakeln the highway;
thence south 59ir cast 14 chains and 59 links,. to tho.
place of. beginning ; containing 50 acres, more or less,
with the appurtenances.
TEEMS.—S2S on the any of sale ; one hag the balance
on final contirmatiOn ; and the remainder in one year
thereafter. %Ott'. interest. . ••
Franklin, Feb. 17,1863. JANE POWLEY,
'Auditor's I Notice,
'S CTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, an
Auditor appointed 13V the Orphan'aVourt of Susque
hanna County to makecdistribution of the funds in the
hands of the Administraor of Samuel Benjamin, dec'd,
will attend to the duties'of his appointment on Friday,
the 03th dsy of March next, at his office in Me c titrose, at
one o'clock in the afternoon ;- at -which time and placq
all persons interested will present their claims or he for
ever debarred from coming in upon said fund., •
F. B. STRESTER, Auditor.
Feb. 14.1861-
Auditor's Notice.
OTICE id hereby given that the undersigned an And
itor appointed.by 'the court of Common Pleas to
make distribution of the funds in the hands of Cie Sher
iff. arising from the sale of the real estate of Patrick
Smallin, will attend to the duties.of his appointment at
the office of F. B. Streeter, Esq., in Montrose, on PH-
I day the Oth . day of .11iareh, 1,136:1, at 1 o'clock P. M. at
'which tilnennd place all peps Interested will present
their claims or be forever deed from coming In upon
said fund. A. O. WARREN, Auditor..
Montrose, , Feb. 16. 1863.
Courts of Appeal.,
ICOMMISSIONERS of. Susquehanna County have .
I axed upon the following days and dates respectively
for hearing Appeals from . theitesessment for INS, at the
Commissioners' Office in Montrose, to wit:
Monday, February 23d, 1863..f0r Apolacon, Choconnt,
Frlendsville, Forest Lake, Little Meadows and,Middlea
town.
• Tuesday, Feb. 24th, for Franklin LibertiP and Silver
,
' Wednesday, Feb. 25th , for Autairn, Jessup and Rush.
Thursday, Feb. 26th, f , ..suth l mock, Lathrop and Spring
ville,
Friday, Feb. 27th- for 'Great Bend and Borough, New
Milford and Borough; • ' • •
Monday, March i d, for Harmony, Oakland 'and Su/f a
Depot: '
Tuesday. March 3d. for Ararat. Jackson anff Thomson.
Wednesday. March 4th, for Clifford, Dundaff & Lenox.
Thursday. March sth. for Gibson, Harford and Heiritk.
Friday, March 6th, _for Montrose, Bridgewater and
Brooklyn.
Bp order of the CommissiOners.
WM. A. CROSSMON, Clerk.
Com'ra - Office, Montrose, Feb:3, 1363. •4t . • •
Adminitrator's Notioe-..
NOTICE is Ine* given to all persons having de
mands against the estate of SEWEL _COBBITT,
late of Broome eounry, N. Y. deeeas‘ed., that the same
Must be presented to the•tuidersigned.for arrangement,
and all persons ir.debte4. to said estate are requested to
make funned tato payment.
Xontrose, Feb, 4,1863. . C. lo 'BROWN, Adirer..
Administrators' . Notice.
A LL per.‘ons indebted to thd estate orMATHEIi' DUN
/IL 310 RE, tutelar Rush, deceased, are herby requested'
to make immediate payment,' and all persons •having
claims against said estate; will present them Ittrthwitti
to the uudersigned tor sottlement:
- SARAH DUNMORE, Rush, 1 naltilstratars.
0. S, BEEBE, Bridgewater, J, -
Feb, 1863.-41 w- •
•_ - •
FIRM HIR SALE!
. _
T HEs ubscriber offers for safe a lot of land iallarford,
containing about 114 acres, belonginglolhe estate
;of N. W. WALDRON, deed, and known as the Lake Lot.
,lying on.the road leading from Barford Village to Ira.
Carpenter's, and about, one half mile from the rillagro.—
About 20 acres improved, and well adapted to make a
.
good farm: - ,
Price and terms ofpaymentcan be asceftained by Call.
.
ing on the subscriber. - •
- . P. CARPENTER,Adm'r, de bonis non:
, . "Estate of N. Vir: Waldron. deed. -
F. .
eb - , a DM, ' 4 4w _ , • ...
ABELTURRELL
Now otTets for sale ono;of thO larieidand besteblections
ge f t - 4 1 ; -I t cz
ive,r offered itdustlueltannarounty,and•probably cent
prising the - greatest varietror most different articles:of
any Store twthe Northenipart of Pennsylvania, and per.:
haps of the entire; State. -An Assortmeut is kept in
about thirty'diferent brancheso trade; and the selec.`
tions are made from about forty of the best Houses in;
New York, and more than slay Dealers and. Menefee
thrertrout of New • Mirk. A- large proportion of the
Goods are brought direct ,Srona,tbo-n/aPTlttetureni,tituis
insuring - genuine artieles; tustomeon entering
the-
Store -must not expect tfi
o n m
d everything-in Slght,i hut'
.nearlyevery article wanted will be pro - Weed byinntitry.,
Some idea of:the Bibektnay be 'formed - by the Sollowpg •
general outline. butenUmerationts impractleablo; '-
Drugs, and ptedicitte% Paints' nd -Oils. Dye .Stues,
Groceriet,'Llonors, - Crockery; Glass ' ' Ware; Walt and
Window Paper, Jewelry, Silver Ware,Perfamery.-Eaney
'Goods; Musical. Instruments - Brushes, American Pocket
Table thttlery and Sitter Plated Ware.-Lamps,
Materials for Lights,Hardware, Bed Cords,Stone Wsree
'Dry Gdcds, Mirrors; Whidert Otase.'Litheiginphs..if,ar.,
nishes; Bird -Cages. Spectacles. Whips, and Lashes,
Browns. Gime. Pistols., Ammunition, , Tobacco, Medi
cal and Surgical. Instruments,. Salt,
.Soap.,,Potaeli. Dm
brellas;Porcelata Teeth, in short, nearly everythingito
reistore the:M.4,lU! pteasAtheltaste,lo„delight the °leg:
tti gratify tlie fancy, and abate conduce to tne reel and
substantlal.inmforts of lifefi .:; . - 5
; The attentitgi of the publiq is respectfu ll y twined •to,
my stocker goods, benght tixeltadvely for cash dovin,„
and will be sold on the earns principle for low priests: -
- " 'ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, Jannarylet, 1,9403.
The New Con 'Building! are Located
• opposite the Chart N•ousei corner of..
• Court and . Chenango IStroota.
,
This. College is in no way aorinected ;with laircialmr .
laptitntion.
The energies of the entire ;Faculty 'are .epacutivalir - z- N
devoted to this. . • s
The design of this Institut'On itilo afford Young Nei
an opliortunity for acquldng a Thorough, Practial
Business Education. -
OntQ3ooks and Forms are weirdly *ringed by praCti•
cal acconntants, expressly forithis Institution, and the
codrse of instruction is such,as to combine Theory and
Practice. -
•
Clcolleglawtep -
This course embraces Book-Keeping in ill its der
meats, Penmanship.* Commercial Arithmetic. Bus seas -
Corresliondenc4r, Commercial: Law, Political Economy.
Commeivial Ethics' Partnership Settlements, Detecting
counterfeited and altered bank notes, etc. • •
The Spencerian system of- penmynship is taught la all •
its varieties, by the moat skillful masters of the art.
The Book-Keeping department is under thc.special
jpervison and Instruction of the. Principal, D. W. Lowla.s..
Gretil:Letrita. 1Z15C3tW2:23.6%42-0.112.: - •
'Students eau enter at any time. No vacation.. Usual
time to complete the course. from Bto 12 weeks. Assis
tance rendered to graduates in procuring situations.
Graduates are presented with • an. elegantly engraved •
Diploma. • - - • / .
'Fur catalogue of 'lO pages, specimens of . plum"-,
ship, .te., enclose two letter stamps, and' address -
LOWELL 85-WARNER,
Binghamton, N. Y.
octl3 62 lyM'o •
PEACE ND PUCE PRIM!
PEACE 4PPROACHING.
Large Lints of PRICES-Conquered and
Reduced!
H. 33T-TPLEI.VII"...'
NEW 'MILORD', PA.,
receiving, for Spring fitippliesi now and large st?cansof
.
CHOICE • -.• •.• -
DRY GOODS GROCERIES, •
• CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
STOVES,- IRON, STEEL, NAILS, -
.• PAINTS, LAMP, • AND
LINSEED OILS;
BENZOLE;
CARPETINGS, . ;.. '
• FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS;
• WALL Paper,-WindOw 'SHADES;
FIATS and C_ PS, BOOTS and SHOES,
• . • CLOCKS, &C. - , RC.
rneluding, as nehal, full - varieties of the inosrpopels;
- ' styles of
LADIES" DRESS GOODS,. •
• • 'SHAWLS,
BONNETS, RIBONS; PLOWER'S,
&C., &C., &C., .
which he will 'sell on the' mot favorable tome.' ter
CASH, PRODUCE, .
PROMPT TIMF, : BUYERS. .
Flour & Salt, constantly on hand
NE.W
BALDWIN & .ALLEN
IiIICCESSORS TO • •
111EIV'' DEANS 4 CO
Under Montrose Democrat Office,
RE RECEIVING
. - -
A Fresh Ground Western FLOUR
every 80 days, which We warrant to give estistiction
as any in niarlict . 3.if not good returned st our expense.
Feed, - and, Buckwheat Vour,
SALT AND PORK,
.13Y 'ME L- OAD, BARREL 'Ol4 PQUO.
HAMS, [su g ar Oared ] ' _
-'Driod Beef,
• I Smoked Halibut,
Dripe and• Syrups,
Molasses and Sugarii, - t -
TEAS, COFEEE, • SPICES,
BROOMS, AND NAILS, ,
which we , offer for vale at Low Prices.. for READY PAY
ONLY. Montrose, July 9 ,
I •
-
Administratrix. , Notice.
'I\iOTICEis hereby given to all persons baying demands
anninet`the estate of Michael - 'Gallaher,' late of Chow
nut township, deed, that the same must be presented to
the undersigned for settlement, and all persons indebted
to said estate aro tettnested to - make Immediatepaytenl t
/LARY' GAL/41:1.ER; Ad'x. •
Choo9nnt, F0b.1,1863. --•
. ME.G.l.lc)(33lx.'ser
DANDELION- COFFEE.
. .
rir - us Preparation, made fromsthe beat Java Coffee; is ,
T
recommended by Physicians lea superior Nutritious
beverage, for Genual Debility,%Dyspeps d
allbilious
disorders.' Thousands who have been compelled to *ban. •
don the use of coffee„-Aill lase this witho ut injurious effe ct
One can contains the strength of two pounds of -ordinary
coffee:, Price 25 cents.
'l•For sate in - Montioseby, Abel Turreth - .
KOLLOCK'S .LEVAIN ' -
The purest BARING rOVil)Eilknown,for makiniThatt.
sweet and nutritious Bread and cakes. data. - •
Manufactured hyM 1I KOLLOCK, Chemist:
• Corner of Broad told Oxidant-ate, Philadelphia.
Sold by,silLira,ggints-aod Grocers. mhil Wee*
._Exeeutcirs' .
ITOTICII43 hereby given to all persons haitiu
, mends against the Estate of BERNARD KEENAN, (
late of Middletown, deceased, that the same must, be'
Resented to. the lindersigned for arrangement, sad sill -
persons indebted. to said estate are requested to SAG;
immediate payment, -I ' •
- • - MICHAEL NOLAN. Apolscoo. .
' • " JAMES TRED'ON Middletown
,
Jan; 2t.1863. 6w .1
' •
A.dtainistrator's . 'NOticie.,
. teoneindebtedtoiheestateofHiramßcott tats
of Bridgewatel . , dnevaset are horeby requeatol
make idmediata payment,e ad all persons having claims,
againtit naidastate willionionAthem fbrthwith to
- AWRHDI BALDWIN, Agsainistnior.
"-Bridgewater'', :Jan. '21',74-45w . " .
Alitninietristore Notice: -
ILTOIPICZ le hate.* gtifoo to all p,eratonalurtitirdamksit
itgaiiit the'oefate_pf Eobtaiptilob itta.late of. Ugh
townalitti;;i*tetured3U4 Melanie meet betTireeentad as (
the mute toted tOit settlfatea l .: l ol l l Viefsioteibulebtai
sattteatate ate fe quested to make I p 2 dilate " a I,
.• -1 : WEALTHY A 110 • •
Duna P. 110BERS. _
41dostalatratate
Rash, ,Taia, 10, '6B