~ITEI~~i.
. =Millinery &Straw oOods now open
\tog at 11. Vard's Store, Philad'a. Read/ 1
it'a). ' • -
--W. W. 'Niro uti4, of Pa. appbinted
Associate Justice of the United States
Court in Nebraska Territory, vice JosErtt
E. STREETER, deceaged..
—4teports'about the Indianola are . still
conflicting. ' Tliereis TIR confirmation of
the rumor that Yaieo City has fallen into
Union hands, -
=The reports of die' rebels baling.
returned in force to the Valley of Virginia
Are pronounced spurious by a teleo-ram
. ,
from I-laryer's,Fewry,- , 7
,
--- I The - Senate has confirmed the nomina
, ition,of Pavia Wilmot . as Judge of the
Court of Claims. Dave ought to eke -hew
'whisky now; doff his smokingjacket, and
;put on his studying cap.
"7 - A dispatch (bite the 12th, state:ll - i s at
Van - Dorn's entire force has retteitted
towards Shelbyville, that the country be
-Vtireen Nashville and • Columbia is now
'cleared oftnarauders,,aud that the bridges
.-aeros4 Duck 'river are destroyed.
. .
Askirthisli is reported to have.oeurr
-ed on the.l2th, twelve miles cast of Paris,
Kentucky. Fifty guerrillas-..attacked one
.ofour forage parties, but we:•e driven
back by the teamsters. Reinforcements
- were sent. .
—We hare news from Vieksbnrgnp to
'Thursday last. The rebel were throwing
oe.,..tsional shells at our workmen On. the
•canal opposite the city. The dredging
machines arc-still at ' work on this canal,
—We learn Lat Detroit, Measures have.
been taken to .preserve order. The ye
-ported lees of life . was much ex,ao7ertea,
only one man is. kown to 'have been killed.
t.lt is true that thirty-five buidings were
.'destroyed.
- .
—The town .eleetiOns in 'Neer York
have resulted everywhere in favor of the
DenmertVey. The "NeW York .TV orid is of
- the opinion tliat the Dellweratie party will
carry that State. next Fall by 100,009
majority.
—Filled a laudable 'desire to
retrieve the_ Franklin, or Tholurs'on'
Station, disaster,.Gen.ltosecrans' sent out
a large force on Monday against the rebel
position - at SpringiPl. Van Dorn, howev,
er, did - not aoose to give kat-le i and
preciyitately retreated across Dark fiver.
now confidently -asserted that
the Indianola was sunk :n an encoufiter
with the Webb and the Music., and report
has it that the Webb , suffered• so mach nt
butting her, and from
the
edicts of the
_ two inch shells front the Indianola, that
silo too :had Ank.
=Gen. Burnside bavin ,- .' been assigned
,
to a erknumunl which he will soonaSsume,
'left W:,shington on -
.Saturday for the
North. Lieut. Col. Oliver L. ',Shepherd,
•of the -18th United States infantry tins
''been promoied t(ithecolonelcy 01111e - 151
:infantry in place of Cpl. Fitz John Porter.-
is s said-io have been rein 7
forced by some 22,000 men-. his. armies';
at Shelbyville and Tullahoma are deemed
- very large, and are in tinily rec..cirt-of
arms and clothing. It is rumored that the
rebels contemplate another formidabl4l
invasion_ of Kentucky, and that Fort
.
Donelson is again threatened.
—The President is authorized to cause
to be struck from the dies recently prOaK.
ed at the United States mint for - that
-purpose " medals of honor," additional to
those iiithorized by the, act of JitlY 12,
1136° and present the same to such officers,
non-commissioned, officers, and privates
as have most or Artl,o may
'hereafter most distinguish themselves in
action ; and 829,000 are apprOpriated. to
4efray.tlie expenses of the same.
—lt is a notable fact that all the Aboli
tionists who are loudest in their laudations
.of the conscription act are either over :1,71
.
oriiave got money enough to' purchase
-exemption ! These arc the"patriots \1"116
are getting up " Union Leagues" to crush
the Constitution, prevent a, re-union on
the old•basis,'and establish a despotism on
the ruins of our republican instittition
Let' them be Marked and remembered.
• —By a despatch froM Cincinnati we
learn that a general uprising. of the seces,
.sioni4s of Kentucky is now taking face.
The rendezvous is near 3lonnt St4liTr,
where 1,300 men arc already concentrat
ed. l reinforcements are said to be moving
• from Fast_ Tennessee. to the number •of
p 5,000. tis reported that a general
Movement throughout the State withbe
made in about three weeks: Gen: Wright,'
Union commander of the depaptanent,
it is said, making arangements to block
the game.
—From Jackson, e T,ent., news conies-
Ost 200 men and two pieces of artillery,
of Gen. Sullivan's division, have been
surrounded by rebel cavalry and.-capturs
ed. Mempbis.is full of rumors of an -en..
gagement at Port Undson. Gen.. Bragg
ltns assumed command - of the Department.
of the Mississippi, vice Gen. 'Pemberton
rerooN'ed. Gen. Longstreet commands
.raig,'s old division in Tentieso.ett ;Gen.
Price es on his way to Missouri, invested
`with increased power from the Richmond
gotertnent.- _Latest disiAtclies from Tiqin
meta state that • Col:,Coburn, 2,000
men, had escaped and was making his
'way to our Amok
. .- Union, Lea tnes
'7116 Abolitionists:are ' , retting np What
they rill Union Leagues' in sitveral parts
of t'ae country, and. , w.e see, by the Etprexg,
that a movement orlthe kind isctintenipl:tt
eiT,in-this.eity.-,. :We suppose it is to.bc.
somethhig of a Know Nothing concern,
mid elite of-the-leading objects kat 'least it
• so in Philadelphia .ands we opine that
ilie l Shine.principie is to: govern them ev
eryWhere,else) is to have, neither, socia
bitsines4. tretentirie with Donoerpts: The
osterisitta object, to-be sure, is the sup
port Ofithe Government in the -proseen- I
thin of tie war; but in reality, it is for die
I indicated, and . fur ulterior
part it:am object s. •
Of conrse; this is a game that twopar
' ties can lilay at, and we _Shall. see -which
can stand:it the longest.- In the mean
time it would be well air' the Democrats
everywhere to prganikeinto associations,
and thus be prepared to meet the Aboli
tionists at'aity and every point. There
rshouldrbe ii.Deniocratic eftibstarted in ev
cry war f l and borougli in the count v:
Will our friends see to it in . thne?— Lon-
I cas ter bit( litswocelL: .
Cincinnati Cilzette is the only Ile-,
publican paper of note -that has, so fir,
warnity condemn - 01 tire - mobbing and de
struction of liemocratie newspaper offices:
The recent destraCiion of' t he otliFe of the-,
Crisjr,atColumlius; Ohio, ha's' excited a
sense of proltimid indignation throughout
the' Wes!, and the CliivagO - Yoncs - givds
notice that this next. Democratic new-pit
per office that i< molibed wilt be fillowed
b:v stern reprisals on :he pail' of the Dem--
otrats. Of einirsis it Nv il I come to this
unleSS the RL;putificati• press help form a
public opinion among their rowdy adhe-.
rents ag:tinst These Avandalous and as:lnger
_ .
ous praetteies. We have indeed fallen up
on evil days- when olliee-holilings editors
call upon :2;oyerninent to arrest. their ri
! V:qS in bUsitiess, - 01111,new'spaper offices
are sacked .by a tirtual mob with the open
or tacit approbatilm".i,f half the journals'ot
the Jamb • - .
1 , - -
Trcuble in California.
We.havt. l .a repi? - IT — of .trouble in
S:ilt Lake City, L7tah. ,GoveenOr Hard
in!, and judoes - C. B. Waite and Or :l ke
hail been ^denoaneeti in a mass meeting•as .
eneniies to the territory mot generahgov
eminent, and a committee :Ippaintea for
the, purpose - requested them to resign.
This they one and all refused t0t , 16: • Gov I
ernor Hardin! , sai4, in replying te ! ,,the
cOmmittee, " one arop• of my blood
shed while in the dis'eharge of my ditties
Iby your ministers of vengeance, it Will •
be avenged : and not sme !stone in vont.. city
I will rimpin upon another." •
Thegovencor is imaermood to have or
dered the arrest of -.l3r i h , ltiim - Young mu},
Counsdlors airrl -Wells, but thel
. citizems flc to arms to resist the serving:,
of the proeess.
Time not Changed.
We imie . rstnitil that the Democratic
~ State Central Committee, at their ri'cent
nieetity2 in Philadelphia., to colol,ler the . .
._.
policy ofeltanging,the time fixed-for hold..l.NE' W TELISEi DANDSFJP., SALE.—A.I.9O' N . , ELLI -
. ,
log the . 3tate Colivention. refused to make •DEN,,0.11 Fg.UIT FARMS. , .
any Change.- The CintretltiOn AVM there-: Suitable for Grapes, PeacheS, Pettis, Raspberries,
tore be held on the 17th of Tune., -1
.Strawberrles, Blackberries, eurratitc, Se.. cif 1, 1:,1¢. 5,
-...,-.3.- am, ..c._ - pres
...,
• :::r It IS ; :1 - 'b a d thin, to in g ke• up - a 'ent,‘•ii . : 21 acres for .1-151:13, 10 acres for itsllo:s acres foi
_
;114 acres for' $40,-1 acre fur $20... l':iyable by otte
fitrlif, but :t 'rood 1 iiillg to Ill'alie ITO :1 ; ssl ''
~..,. 1 -, , 4 .dollar a Meek.'
g liarrei . i. but ; ii' better to light t1 " 1 " I t) F -A 1r.40: f :oorl Cranl);.l4 lancl;, and village lots in' dhCt
liay.e your Grilses iinlni oil' ant' o:fler Sal- W00t1,,25 - bytot feet, at sto each,. pa'kable by one dollar a
er`ntlts to you. than llerriek ... , k:lien's'.Go:tl I , week.. The above land and farms, are situated at - ebet-
Metrili, ma nufact nreil :It 115 Libert v Street ! w oo d, Wushir'gtan (()""14' Burlingtot4cimuty„ New
N ew y oi .k . Iff e . : „.e 14 .1, 1 ,1 to s . 6t , i l ea a i Jersey. For further thiormatipa. apply! : with a l'±49
stamp, fu i r 4 cireular,lo- . B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
nOtitl in n' of our. Merchants are st,-Ifin , r i
n , leb. tt..Na.-11, • No. '0 Cedar Street, New York.. ..
it, notwithstawl!ng they entt,'t iltake s.O ! .. ,
l'
-
good a pliolit on it,:is o:rother kind:4. If' +he CotxfcsJitoz,ks and Ex s perien cc of an In.
:01v - one' ‘i - nnts to ~eret ni ,t, pith il , I valid:— l'ubllvlted furlht.-nenetit and irt a Witllliag and .t
,•,• .. , --- •) a li g; - ,' l pantie!, .1.0 j• mug eti who suffer frn7:n Nervous Debility,
let tnent try and, put, some other kind of ! pram-dare ,D . eceilNe.t - supplyitig at the ! sarne tile means
Saicrattis or ScAla oi'i to us besides LI . ' ..4 Scif-Cu're. Ity one who has cured hinisvlf, after being
put tti great expense through'. medical imposition and
rick Allett's Gold Medal. stuleitery. 1 yew...W:411 , 21i post paid,
.addressed envelope
. '...
si ng le e ti o ic s may be hail of the author. NATUANIEL
Al:F.11R ; Esc.... lied ford, itin , s Co. N. Y. I,,mhlfilyr
,
?TnTics .:The hhh11:11 , theotihii, of the i;
Oda Felloi - s Hall j AssociatiOn,. of Mont ,,
rose, will be :held .on, the first Tuesday
evening in April, 1.863,'nt six and
..a half
o'.eloek, at the Hall, •the election of!
41licers for - the onsulng year, and for. the 1
vrah-saetion of sucli other business...as. may
be, proper
A: N. BLttAnn, President..
Montrose, trek 12th, 1803. 2w.
County - Teachers Assc ciat ic n
r ,, the nex f,. meeting of tin) Susquehanna
._. .
lie
Coant %-- Teacher's Association wilt heni
Ili n the .BOrotedi Of Susq'a I)epot oli -Thar:,
,I
day and Priday the second and third ihiys
Of`April 186:3 . . The folkiwing Order of
. .
ex-ereises fort he .next. ineo ng, was adopt
..d at a pieyious nieerink of the . AsSocia
_,
tkin. • • ...._ ,• .:
. ... , _
,Firs{" '.7), , y, Forenc , on.ls : t, . l ean-dig, ! Presetcc vont:beauty. sy-rnm et ty or ft;rm. vont Vaal eh.
conducted by.3l.iss L. A. Jayne; 2d, Dis-•;'' and. mental pMvors. by.ttaing, that 1.1 ire, Pleasant. Pop
. t abtr and tioecitic Itetiiettr ttnown aillelmbold's Extract
011 1 .Q510115 011 the satno. - ' - 1 Dacha. • Read the-Advertisement in another column.nn 1
, . ---
prolt bv it —tlisl tae3 ail symotom4 - ennmerat NI. Cat it
ii•i/Pknoon .- . -ISt , Grlinfrinr, COndtlet6Zl
1 - . . 0 I`, - . All 1 , 1 .... '.- r.v3 it. Y.Kom t v not now .requiin R. 'but,
by 3liss'.E.: A. -Webb; '.2d, Geography, may at soma fa tare day. `• It give. health and vigor to
con it u z,, te a 1 3 , 31-i ss m . E . Busblickfoiimi. - the craw:: Apil. bloom to the: nalitl cheek." It Paves
-
oil by answers 'to questions -on the Con- ' Cures guanatced. -.- . : - -March 10-4 m!
stittliiQty iirit.itelTtlite4 States prOpounded.t • gweimasult -0 . 121. ..—
by Miss Bushnell.: -5,
Ei v ,,i,,y.- - -aluading of E 4 SaY S , liy - .Ntessr i • •
' 1 :.
L - 1.4: . U- 0 lEt S.'
,_ .
-R. Cushman; J.- ' i l nib, M '''''' /I.IITis•, alit}' A . Diff.tr . frit-IniitiA4Wines atla i.tqaqre..c.mnllrisign
31i;,,., 0. D) T -, i . t. t l e . , ; f o llowed by .discitsi:jon 3kl - nolrlr every kind in arty . aiarket, warrant Prl op re.
1 61 selool qaestions . :
• : Far r sale as usual by .:-, •- • •• • ' MIEL TIIRREI4.,-
_ - 1
—4----.
. Serond 1,14 - y.,:lfirennon - -Isi, Roll call • • -
LITBR,ICATIN G._ OIL, . •
i 2d. Zeutimeats; 24 Singing; .4th, Ortiloo
--,
raplly Of commercial termi, - selecloi fiani '' -I : tr /I An Kind!i-4:11`.6i- - 4"i', . ' f" ..Aßs "ii i. b irtriatz 1,T, -1 ,- -
. . „
adteliisetnents pubhslled in the newspa;
jpars, ebnaneted by R.. Cusbinalll 6th
Writtlm Aritbnietie, conducted. by at. J.
Corse. -. r - • .
Aftornofm.—Jst'Lecture on History,' by •
Prof. M. L. Hawley; cothtnencing at the •
discoveryof Atnericai, and'. extending to
the Revolutionary War ;. 2d, Nisbetlane
pus business to 'the 'time of adjourninent.
From several of the' late decisions of
the„State Superintenfient, it is clearly the
duty of ult the" teorh , ri in the county, teat•_
tend end be benetittpd hy.the exercises.
School DirectorS, and the citizens gener
ally who are interested in the cause of ed
ucation, are earnestly invited to attend..'
Teachers of Susquelunma ;County, you
'will ad please bear in utind the fact, that
Prot. J. F. Stoddard - is to IA: present to
aid you in the exercises.
' You .will also remember, . that -the D.
L. &. 'W. P.•R: Co. have generously offer
ed to return all borne free, that may .at-:
tend the A:,s•ociatiOn and pay titre. one
way over ,any portion of their road..
Come ! Conte on, and let us hare (if possi
ble) a moreinteresting and Prntitahle sea
.soti than We had in New Milford last Jan-
By order of the Committee.
LiSt of Jurors, '
Drown for Tern! Coninwitc:ing April 6, 186.1
orAX.D JURORS. -
Seth. Blakeslee, Rush—C. S. Bennett, 'Snetja—E. T. I
Brown, Ituzli—N. • Benjamin, Brooklyn—l. L. camp.
.Imstm—lionn Don 9. jr. New Miirord—Williain
Silver Lake—David 31.1ddletneen—A. C. Fart,
I.elo Harmony—W. B. Binds,
Bridgewater.—George lbirrison,.. New Milford—Elisba
Kinney, litu-INewell Keeler. Middletowi;-11owartL,
Nimble, Little Meadows—D. A. Moore, Ilerriek—JabeZ
cisberne. Bridgewatm —L. -S. Page. SuQq'a—Bent.
son, Auburn—E. A . Lake.:—Sarnuel Shero
in In, Bridzewater—W..D. 'rumen. Liberty—l..ToWn,
For, Lake—lrefadakin; Moult-use.-
TnAvEnsi. JLIIORP, FIRST WETSt
•
Apolaeon, Avery Beebe; ;Anima), Charles GaT. J. G.
Taylor: •.' Bridgewater..L.•ll. Cltntnhirlin. jr..
Levi Reed; llro Dividlient Samuel
"u wens, lieol. Smith, H. Whitman ; Bintoc . John Fos
tisr, J. I'. Griswold; Forest take. Wm. tt oth.. l .llinor
Tarrel. Johti Strange. Clirle-i Morse : Gibson. Hoare
Abel. S. Ca : Great liend..R. Gillespie. E. Cali,
F. 11. L. Taylor. , ohu
; Lane '; Herrick. Loren
iturritt 111-rant. Ch,st.qr William 4, Ass Spicer Jack.
FOll, liiiV r C:111:011. Reub'n. Harris Je -.sup. S. Whitta
ker. W Iti•ar"; Little 'Meadows. L., W. Barton :
la
tltrub. \V. B. Brown ; tiberty.ll. D. Wilbur. A.! South
; worth; MiddrCtown. Lyman Beche.:: lkimit , •ot‘e. C. M.
I Gere. Silas Perkin. ; ;Bradley, Eli,
jah Barnum ;..P.nelt..T. M. Ili Weird ; Sidney Di
mond. Sella Bryant, Robert NielioN. Henry Terrine.;
prim7ille. Orrin Pritchard : Silver Lake. Win. North;
Thonison, G. I.' Nauding, W. I'. Aylebworth ;
SECOND WEEK..
'Ararat. T. IT,Tooley : Auburn...E. W. Tnylor,
Raub Apolacon, likhard Collins • .11ritlecwater. Caleb`
Bn.h jr.: Broohlyo-;(1. M. Ely ; CfitTord. M. S. Girth:or,
Irram STCVI:IIS :•C11 , 1(011iit. ...V. Dimelly ; Fr - 1411:144 Ile-
Ina a Snow: Tiebert Seamans ; t;riswOld Bell,
James Chandler. Cordon Burns: Great Bend.C. F.Deck.
er;J,Letr.rd, %Vilma:o h. M. o.akley; Herrick, C.
A.Gffiding-. Walter LVOTIF -11ardinz Carpenter: Jack.:
FOll. A1011,.0 Barrett. I: C. henspn. Jeremiah Baldwin ;
.TOM: .Denne : .I.ll,erty,r. Joielrh Bailey: New
Milford'. Stephen Barnum. Sitar; Chamberlin, georee
sqt:ire. TM-h, Wm 1)nel: sprirnzeille,Geolve Thomas.
Strick.laull, Minot Riley. Do Id Thomas-: Sih;er
Lake, Ileary Slaii, Asher Ilantz.; Thomson, John Sum
,EbITOII OF DF.Y(OCITAT: •
I DEM: Stn—Wit.ii yonr permission I WWI to esyy to
the r,-.aler= w yovr-paper that Twill send by return !aril
to nit irhu tcnh it, tfree.) - ..i — ltecipe. with full direct
for making ;it'd tiOng a Otaph. Vegetable Balta. th 'Ma
vtrqct will; remove, in 11l flays.
Preehle., and al' Impin tic* of the. Skin, leaving ithp
6:tine soft. clear, ..mouth amd beautiful.
Iwill al.o mall free to- Lbw-a having Eald Heads or
Pare Fare...hut:le direct loin. and iafianintil)ll that wilt
enable-them to -'tart a full growth of Luxurier.t flair,
Whi.kcra, or a .7klon.tathe. . than ::1) days. All aP
plicatii.mr, aiwered mint-mail without charge.
• lte,poetfally •
F. UTISPMAN. Cherniet.
No. §ll I.troatiwaY, 'New 1-9r1:::
1 . Feb. 21—ts.ra
SINGER &
LETTER "A" FAMILY- SEWING MACHINE,
WITH ALL.THE RECENT INPROVENEETS,
Is the best anti,Cheapest and most beautiful of all Sewing
Machines. This machine will sew anything, from the
running oft tuck in Tarletan to the making of an Over
co it— inything from Pilot or Deaver Cloth down to the
softest Gauze or t;ossamer Tie' ue,and is ever ready to do
its orate to perfection. It can fell.bent. bind. gather.tuck:
quilt,and his a c opacity fora great variety of ornamental
work. This IA 119 t the only machine that can fell. nets.
bind. and so forth. bat it will do So better than attfothv
:machine: Tae Leifer "A" Family Sewing Machine may
be ii id in a gre:it variety of - cabinet eases. The Folding,
! which is now becoming so popnlar,iB cc its; name
• Implies. one that chi be fold'd Into a box or ease. which
wit;:n.opened,nt:ikeca li e int' ru r, suhstanthtl,and s p adults'
' table for the work to rest upon. The -eases lire of every
dcsigtirsplain as the wood grew in its native
forpSt.or to elahwately linlshed cc art can make them.
The branch offices tteenll well supplied with silk, twist,
thread. needles.oili etc.. of the very best •
Send fur a copy of ••SINCEIt S..' Co.'s CIi.ZETZE:7'
458 BroadwaY,N. Y.
tV77.ailid , :lbhtst °aim. Sill fthestniit street.
REID, WITROUS FOSTER, Agents in Montrose.
Go D* -NEWS 1
GREAT COMMOTION
• is
IDdRi 7 GOODS,
1 1 1 33 E 1313/3717 1 2 3C.a.416.031 . 11
.To Pnicliise ~ - •
Where y . .a aruißure of getting the worth of yont mon
cy, it at the
' rt. M I 11 C)3F 1
bUttillb l ' 4 lostitbain, &.• n.
c.
T r CERTAIN I).T
— l - ) . • NIES' FIGS
i'hoe nut uson our trnard.anei we lincelatelslakiln a larcc
stock. which cClables - us to offer to our customers. goo( r
1 on equally as geod tern:sat formerly, considering thclatc
i rite.
AT THE STORES OF
o.3atten er.g, cgosntblum
AT
Montrose, .Susq'a County,
New-York,
Susguehann - a Depot, Fa,
OUR,F4LL OR WINTER STOCK
. •
3C9 * 4CC)ia..l 2ol4 ate 7
We are determined not to be outdone, either in prices - or
quolities.—and we will euticavor to give our cnstoniert
allipussibio 'satisfaction.
• ' •
In this branch our stock is lomplete. and will be'sold
lower. and inure tastefully tinishedllian any one-horse
cstahli slinuint.'nr. any four-horse concern this side of .N.
York City. Is able to offer er produce. We can assure the
public tinit I‘ve s constantly employ the best cutters and
I,ylClltq make up our stock- . ! .
.
Garment's made to order ..‘
' M"On the shortest notice.
M — A Good Fit 'Warranted or no sale. .
. .
•
lla order to close oat onr stock of
11%. 1 ruti:otA•ts‘:i
. i„
the will '
scll at a small advance above cost.
FURNISHING GOODS: -
A Great 't07.1:-e:intautly kept, and soldlower thap th,
lowest at'
°,4.lintilbaum
- Montroe., January let. ISC3I . •
_/)ji
5714 STREET, PITTSBURG. PA.
- - ,
• _ . • FOUNDED IN IS4O.
- • .
Incorpornied by Legislail 4 co.tbarier.
Being tiler ouly CO WIERCI AL COLLEGE in the Union
171 conducted by
• A PRACTICAL 1.1 ERDIIANT.
VER SIX TFIOISAND STUDENTS -
Dare be4t cane:lied In the Pea:elide& anci Practice of all
ttie flo.alil3 of a bust..esa °dee ittou froni DUFF'S eye'.
- tern of
•MEIICANTILE 1300 K KEEPING. , _. . I
i Jan. lat,ltel.
i tl Four Sib er 'Medals, and the panctina "or the 1
_. i
Nlercantile Authorities n the - cutuitry._ 4so, I
1 Grateful for mist. favors. the subscriber would moot
STEAMBOAT 1300 E -KEEPING'.
• I respectrullo call the attention of all prompt paying Mer
chants atuiTrode'rit, to the alxive lintice. Orders for
.
,feet f , yot cm for such books and accounts." Al- ' Hardware will _he -received here. and forwarkd (trap
- new sygtein of , .. s • - proved.) egdept during the months of April. lay, Sept:
11.1.1 L-ROAD 1300E-REEPING, ' I .rind Oct...Durlnsf those months he will he moot happy to
forms of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Also, ,
w system of - • „ .
PRIVATE BANK BOOK-KEEPING, •
- ° ir " . e t. ll ;4l e tillilittlehre city.ll ie
ljyl ie s U n p b e ° rll4 Y on c i l 3 l l 6 t i n t! 1 see rill frien:ds and sores them at 23 Park Row. N. York.
Respectfully. : ... - '.. K i C. TYLER. •
1 ; Montr ,se, Pub.l7th, 1853. '•• - • - • '...
I .l Wrtohe ' S r JecVelty - and
.o,c:it' itf believed, fo a clegiceot perfection trey- , • . .‘ .. . 9 ' ‘,
• ' - . 9
.
ell elsewhere. , Silver_Ware. - • ' ,
.
VIE undersigned 'woald respectfully invite
o . r-,-.. your attention to his well selected stock of Fine
, Gold uud Silver WATCUES. Fine Oold JEWEL-.
-i.f.4 b - RY. of every kind and variety of styleo—eom
,pristeg all of the newest and mostibeantifnl designs.-
Also, Solid Silver Ware. equal to coln—and the beet
make of Slicer Plated Ware. Each .article' le warranted
to be as represe.ted.
VrWatcheS and Jewelry carefully repaired and satis
faction guaranteed.- —JAMB HARLEY.. '.. •
• . (Successor to Stauffer & Hurley.)
. .
' . ' • ' No. 6.2 MarlOt.Street, Plifladelphia.•
...
March 4th,'lifie4. ~ - _ ameitStaf.. ..
..i
• . ,
Atrira
liichett.
Dutra
•• A pe
so Dufr •
After till
Dufri fl
The ant)
ace tb
withoi •
or attain
•
•
F
T WELVE IRST PREMIUMS,
aslne9s and Ornamental Penmatehip awzrdCd •
our pregent Penman, by the
i tales Fair at.Ciuilinnati in ; ' 1640•
rate FAir at Wyoming - 3600.
retina. Fair at Puti•burgh i • 81X1.
Virginia Fair. at Wheeling.? ISGQ.
' 11141,. stateTair at Cleveland ... t - ' - ~:1640.
All of which are ushibit ed at our office.
New Enzritved Sfr.hool ropy Books.
.
. 21 . pages each, 90 hentg per dozen—the cheap
mg-Cone Book in u5e,... : .
sand ortianienfal renmanship; sciihnew plates
s. by W3I. DUFF ; illuutracing. itll 'the elerhonta
enman's. Art: ;Die .uloat complete iiietruotor
I Elezautly bound. Crowe; quarto. Price $5,.
for best
I United,
NVe4tern
We ten
and the
Fine "ca
Ind st..,tl
of tha
known.
po-t pa
II ape
Price $1
•
L ,
silarzei Edition - of Dnfra Tiook,kgeping.
.r,o. Sold by: Book:14114ra generally. a",
11 piftieulara and for hlezant new Ctrcular, pp.
=Plea our Pen m•Wellusluess and Ornamental
enclosing - 25 deiilP. to
DLTF,F..k BON. Principals.
Ingersnloase Inifhire i3Ur r,aputaticin in the
!ere we art best known. -Jan. - 1.460G. Gtu*
For fi
-
Voiad
Writit,
city, w
. , ,
'9' COMPOUND ~ ESTRACT OF norx-nozE.
Great .Remedy- far. Indigestion. Thitions. and
sOothnlaints, and al disease's. the Bland, for
bogegole and retsli: by ABEL TEERE,LIP:
I%I EI
th
Beroful
t
MCI ND MCI PRES 1
PEACE. APPROACHING.
Large Lines ofE a U n o c l .l oonquered and
1-1 - ;.l3l:l7l=l.3EtZ a r e r.
NEW MILORD, PA.,
receiving, far Spring 'supplies, new andlarge steaks of
CHOICE
DRY GOODS, GROCEREES, ,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, ..
STOVES, IRON, STEEL; NAILS,
PAINTS, LAMP,, AND
LINSEED' OILS,
I3ENZOLE,
• .
CARPETINIGs,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS, •
• WALL Paper, Window SHADES;
JUTS and CAPS, BOOTS and, SHOES,
- CLOCKS, &C., &C..
Including, as usual, full varieties of the most - papa , :
J istyles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
• SHAWLS,
BONNETS, RIBONS, FLOWERS,
&C.; &C.; &C.,
which ho will sell on the most fivomble terms, for,
1' CASH, PRODUCE,
or to,
PItOMPT TIME BUYERS.
Flour & Salt, constantly on hand
. NEW
BALDWIN' .& ALLEN
.succosoltS TO
DEANS & CO
Under Montrose Democrat Office,
ARE RECEIVING •• •
Fresh. Ground Weide= FLOUR
every 30 days, which we warrant to give satisfaction
as-auy fu market; if pots good returned at our expense. ,
Feed,, and Buckwheat Flour,
SALT AND 'PORK,
BY THE BARREI, cht POUND..
HAMS, [Sugar Cured] .-
i - Dried - Reef,
__,
1 Smbked Halibut, -
• Drips and Syrups,
Molasses and Sugars, • -
TEAS. • COFE NE; • SPICES; ®
• BI?O'OMS, AND NAILS, •
which:n*o offer for sale at Low Prices: for READY PAT
(3.; LT. . Montrose, July 9, 1863.
EA.,
Pa.,
_REMOVAL.
JAMESR. DEWITT,.
S removed his st o ck o f Goods from the Lathrop
I.l. A lluilding to the store formerlyoccupied by 11. C.
Tyler. nest door toJ . S. TarbelPs Hotel,
where he 1.
ready to sell Gotids to his old friends ' and the public, at
his well-known
LOW, , PRICES: -
A good stock always on hard, consisting of•
DRY :GOODS,
qr.3A.cocm.rtmegy
CROCKERY • - •
9
Nails, :Iron Hardware,
.Notions Sash:, Oils, • ,
FiSh, &c. &c. -;
All kinds of Produce at Cash Prices taken in e x change.
J.•lt: DEWITT.
March 10th; 1803. •
TO WHOM IT IM CORERIII
. . .
• MONTROSE, FLat..201.b,. 1130.
WE would respectfully, once more ast: our Mende
and customers to come forward aud Settle with tie,
as we have got tired.sending letters to them. We must
have pay for the Good we have sold over three months
ago, as we, e.annot purchase Goode withoureasb in band
now. Those who will not 'take. notice Otitis request,
must not think hard if we make them cost. We.will to.
ceive Grain of those who have no' money; and if no
Grain. we.wiU take Notes. With interest. A settlement
*teeniest have, either lu the Store or before a Justice.—;
WC arc in earnest. •
• 2m, ' OUTTENATYRG, RO5Ell3.AtliNt CO..
J.~l ~~~t/~r
1
C.-TYLER .has 'specified interests with :n.
7.k.g.. the sun e a 4 with out-predecessors. MOONEY,
COEItL R it*Co.:.lEir.errelvirsire diet Chatim
Deaters,-and would be happy to see his old
friends, or receive their orders. which we will ezecnte in
the very best mincer In, his absence.
. 1,0;:llEILBAC8, GILBERT It CO,
• 23 Park Row, N. T. ,
J. B. ITAZLET_ON,
Aniorotype, and PlAoti,grapitic
Artist; Montrose, -Pa.
ttalon iti ell iciudi of Tilli b er, tb#tec
.
of the I • ; - e e tlQ
Imer:ciiserE33,. ,
AE nest in' Market; constmatliin toad. IDA at Wow
slake at it (pulp obtained ssiYP e sier in totli•
EaMszebet llama e Pruir,!torp:
TSf ALVSVITICEICIIT ?El=
The Great `!Americaniteinedieer
'Known as 1114mliold 9 s
GENUINE PREPARATIONS:4IE
SZMOLD'S EXTRACT
. 4 •1317C1117."
** 13AESAPABILL4 -
_ •I CORM= BOSE MUM -
•
itE urmizos wzgrohni PII2PABATIOIro : • •
"HlgblY Conduit:Mad" Compoilnd - •
arlittreret:
46. positive and Sped& Remedr ter theeeselkof the. •
Bladder; Kidne r ys, Gravel, and Dropskal
-' . .
This Medicine inemises the flower of cilleett, led,
eueltewthe absorbents Into healthy adieu. Y ' ll 'u i
watery or calcerous. depositions, and all unnatural saw -
basements are reduced, as well as pain and Indareettee. -
an@ Is good for men, women'or children.. ' I • • -
NEWBOLD'S EXTRACT -BUMF
Arisingininkgxces s ses,.. Habits olDiaaips•
tion, Early litdiscretiotk, of Abuse,
Attended with-the following symptoms:
Indisposition , to Exertion. Lose.of Power.
Loa of MemOry, • Difficulty of Drimnbfrig.
Weak Naves, . • Trembling,
liOrrig ofDisease,' - . Wakefttlnessr"
Dimness of Vision, ' = Pain in the Back; •
Universal lassitude of the Flushtng the Body.
_,_?! tinnier System. . • Eruption, on the Pace.
Hot Bands, Pallid Countenance.
Dryness of the Skin. ff• ' • * •
These symptoms, it alloWed to go on i which this med
icine invariably removes, soon follow'
= • IMPOTENCY, 'FATUITY, EPILECTIC FI'B'S,
In one of which the patient may etpire. -Who can say
that they are - not frequently followed by those "direfd
•
diseases," •
•
.Lisanity and Consunlption. •
Many are aware of the toile of their suffering. bat
none will confess.. The records of the insane asylums
and the melaucholly 'deaths by Constitaption, bear am
ple witness to the troth of the assertion.
The Constitution; once affected with or=
• ganic - Ireakriess,. •
•
Requires the aid of medicine td•sttenithen and invigm‘
ate the system, which HELMBOLD' . EXTRACT BD-
C111:1 invariably does. A ?alai will convince the most
skeptical..
•
Females, - Females, Females,
Old orloung„ single, married, or content.;
platino. marriage ,
In many affections peculiar to Females the Retract
chu to unequalled by any other.remady, as. In Morals ,
or Retention, Irregularity, Painfuluess,.or Suppression
of the Customary Reacuationi, Ulcerated or fichinons
state of the Uterus, LeuchorrheS or Whites, ;Sterility.
'and for all complaints incident to the sex, whether Mia
lug from Indiscretion. Ilabits orDissipationipr In the
DECLINE OR cuAripm OF LIFE.
. • 'SEE SYSITIOSIS•ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SMOVLD BE..WiTHOrt IT.
Take no Balsam, Mercury, or unpleimiUnt medicine fee.
'unpleasant null dangeroul! diseases. '
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUONO.
CURES .SECRET DI S EAIES •
In all their stages; at. little expensel, little.oino chug*
in diet, no inconvenience, "
• •
•
AND No EXPOSVIRE.'
It causes freggent deilre, and giros strength to tr%tt.
ate, thereby removing obstructions. preventing end ai
ring Strictures of the Urethrae elfaying pain and Irani;
mation, so frequent in this clase Of diseases, and expiill.„
ing Poisonous, diseased, andteorn•out matter.
Thousands opon Thonsandi
•
WHO HAVE BEEN' THE VICTIM OF°
CZYCr.A.CMCIEIL' .
And who have paid 11P.AVY FEES to be cured la a khaki'
time, have found they were deceived; and that the "Poi.
son ;* has," by the use of" litgwerful Astringosts." beast
' dried tap in the system, to breah.out in an
,ligpsvatei
form, and
. •
PEPS AFTER IIARRIAGR. •
• USE
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUHR
For all affectiOns and Diseases of •
Tavtfrinary Organd,
*bother existing in MALE OR FEIIIILB,frints wbatlner
' cause originating, and• no matter ,
• OF HOW LONG STANDING. . • •- •
Diseases of these Organs require the aid'of a Diuretic.
HELMBOLD'SEXTRVCT BUCHU
_ , • IS VIE GREAT DIURETIC.
Anil 4t:fs certain to bare the 4esired effect Iti 'an,,Dla;
r
I cases, fowhich it le.recommetatd. .
.
BLOOD , . BL'OOD!,SLOODI,
• ilelcabold's liighl3-Concentrated Comport
Fluid ExtracV
lElel=l22EXTsTl9l.- ' •
This Islnirdection of the Blood, and attacks the fki.
nal 'organs. Linings of the Nose, Ears, Throat, AViride.
pipe. and other 'Mucus Surfaces. making.its appearando
in the form of Ulcers. lielmhold's Extract Sar d aiarril- -
Is purifies the Blood and removes all-Scaly Ern neat
.
the Skin giving to the Complexion a clear an Healthy
_Color. It being prepared expressly for this class ofoesn
plaints. its Blopc-Purifying Properties ara preserved to
a fa reater'exteut than any other preparation of Sumps-
. - Helmbold's.Risir •
An excellent-Lotion;for Diseases era Syphllttii. Nattlnk
and as en injection iu Diseases. of the, Ltinary Organs.
arising from habits of disipation. used - in. Connectiors
with tho•Extracti Buchu and Saresparillaxin such 4211,
Cade?, at recommended.
Evidence of the most responsible andrel Labia Chaise' tee
will accompany the medicines.
CIATIP/CATi S OF CT
IX& - -
From eight to twenty years -standing, with MUM
known to science and tame. • • - .
For MediCal.Pippdrtiets of DUCILE,see Dispenpldoij of
the United States.: • -
See Professor DEWEES' valuable work on. the Pater,
Ike of Physic: _ • '
See remarks Made by thelate celebrated Cr.,llTegg
of Philadelphia.
See remarks - made by Dr. SPIIRAID. : SicDCMICLL,
celebrated Physician, and member of the Royal College
of surgeons , Ireland, and published:in the_ Thmadissai
of the King and Queen's; Journal. - T _ . •
See htedicorDiru rgi cal Review, published by Bc11021 1 1 1 1!
Traver? ," Fellow of the Dept College rif Surzeoro,
See moat orthe bite Sbmdard worker ‘•
ETIRACT BUCtitt.' •,41 . 00 nu norrt r zcon ellrAwgneu ,
' 6 SATLPAPATULLA,I . -•- . 4 * SSO •
Istromi RoszYsen, 60 • "r , 114
Or, half a. dozen of each for #l2 00, - which will . be
dent to cure ther mint obstinate' cases, it tiirtictindtrate
adhered to. •„- 1. . •
orDeicribe symptoms in all, contmunlcationst .Corm;
guaranteed. ' Advice gratis.; • : •
• : , .
AF-FIDAVIT.
Personallrappeai before mean Alderniim dt the - elty
bt Philadelphia; IL T: Eielmbold., who. beivedlgi wont'
dothsay.,his preparations contain no nj , reotsc, no anew
eery, or other inlurous drugs, but are tile vil•44eAusi,,
- . . HE
; Sworn and subscr ibed before me. this 22d datafltoi.
1854. , • DAIIO.- •
• , • Alderman.' Ilinthrltreet, above,4**, -ma i •
P iitialrese Letters forinformation in confidence, ,
•
• _Depot 104 SotitiftTenth;street, beloyficitest*- ?tit*
BEWARE CO
• ° :AAP usrmo-ctr9"" ll4 l/ 3 4 9
Who endeavor AO. dispose 0 of their ora.°ll,l9nig
articles on the reputatacni attained 1;;T:' • . .
; Delipold'a Gentine.Prepe ct rations; 7 •r_
, • r •
r ° • .2atta
, •.! •; *4-
'tittfbiliiltrigests itaystiletee.
A.ISEMNEMBOLVS - TAX/riat i Vrt.
-.Catmrt thessdetaliseivaiti sodotiforte, oest AMY
tmposttion and eapesurs . - =gm 106.1801-17.