alnri - hruireTinidc - Bilfrlr
Stay you hemtill-t-asme ,back,\ond
pit your boastestitottmes ter testelf
WM
you ans#er 'Opt ask yo then, Josh
Stark's a Dutchthan, that'arallo
The colonel luirtied away.; ilfpon resteli 7
ing home, he instant's' , discharged all:the
servants •41 the house, OM thent,
their
*BON and gave' thetw-stm -hoar tb:*,
- clear Alf _of, thepremises, standing grimly
by watch in hand as they, Sled away.—
Then lite.,rushed , hack to BaYffeld, hunt
into tie' °flee, and required me to , t e ll
him what he had dope. •
_ ifortiCiet , lif
waottabled , to comply - 41th Colo
nel'StarWa demand. forbear to charac
'terize A115„...11 1 :, 1 4 44 ge, of which :_
he niade
use Rep* , ropelvang -)ity ansWeiVftirther,
than' by.stutiuglhat his expressionit.. score.
most discourteoug and of a highly motion,=
able kind:
Grown wirier bieiPerieiee St4r l S
acts4otst as be,should have aCted • Roil,.
the I t'A an d 'pp ; hiO ; ,.Ows,
fortidice altpgether. • Virhen,tlie new aer:
vents I :affyled frOin town a fenr days after ,
the a f ilk4 thelt; Predecessors, he cut
ofriqqamimictitien with the world 'With:,
oat.,. All the - supplies reqtfired',for
gatitOrt,irete taken throughthe
`opened' . one of the servants, _ ,ap
pouttectworjhat,Off!Cei'ond supervised -by
himseit'er,lfetty.. ,As an extra Measure
of precsitthin,; he had a the - loan; -,chatig
ed upn;:all,the deonity woilmtentrOma
distaseei bells attached to :the windOWs,
strong bolts and bare fitted to_heShiaters k
every
,4pOPT*4 et . which even a mouse
might - enter ihe fortress blockaded and
barricade:Lc:lt in not untisnal; l• fancy,
after the steed has- been stolen, , i, carefully ,
to brick-,gi p the stable-door.
As soe ' Rcas ,these• measures had been
taken tha colonel once more presented
himself' at r the off ca, and desired to know
if OA ISTIANI3 J g to teII lam Again, and
f0r.4140 - forth tame, My private sources
aided 111 c. roIOIY, Auciea, I,ohad
learged ,what• had happened, from. the
workruen; for this time, In place, of icing
into a passioni the enemy listened ,in si
lence, then nodded thoughtrtfilyi and with-
We r gave,C9l. Stark a fortnight to. re-.
cover tuaselfposiession and feel the
,in
conveuience,of,the tdo;kade he , had %es
tablished, then , proceeded to strike the
final bioNV. •
Six weeks still remained, of the time
tifiginsity-f_stipulated, , when • uncle Ferril
amkrset out togetherfer-the Ferns, We
sent in our names to-the colonel, and, after
some hesitation, were ddinitied into the
librars 4 ..3here -sat, ilia ',enemy,: looking
itorytand lig„..ard. He pointed to chairs,.
and we sacdown-• Much of. that . is com
monly akfiedj'ithe bounce" had evidently
becak;ske_i: out of `the colonek • -His; man
ner was more cautious, less defiant. Oar'
visit clearly made hitri'6elilfat eiie, but
he waitedisileMly to hear what we haw ,
.
say. ~ . i!;-,. ;..: ..-- •- • , ,-; ; i 2 ; i•'
".14 Miele anal:have : culled upon you; •
Col. SCark," LI Vegan; ."‘ to clam the 'fel&
meat of your, contract." ".
Here thepnemy wasAnahle• to repress
a start,' shairn* .I . 3ovrimuch his nervous
systeta.lauLbetome affected ..ot.latiii still,
be' uttered: never a iwtha. I went ion. -:
"13Pon.four distinct - and separate occa-.
sions;the stipulation - contained in that
agreemeitehas lieen. carried out. thave"
itepeated- - -:6ofierszitiori.4 whielt• I - . never.
'heard, related-circumstance which I never
caw, and , _ur .have_Admitted. both' to be
correct.-- ViA haie adopted .various meth
ods to discover. the source of4ayinforma
tion ; you have been unable to discoier
it ; you are unacqtiainted With it even now.
If .necessary rant prepared to repeat my
execution ,of the stitMlation for a.' still
longer pelitla.. ;Btit it'is not neceskity.—
I maintain:: hat haVe fully duty, -and
amply earned: . Otit.:thy. portion! of_ the
as ' And .1 - 6311 - '..npon. you, as.. a
man of ]ionor and :gentleman, to perform
yours. lityl.Aucte wilt testify - that his.
opinion. ooincideiNvith 'l;iine.' , ~ : •• ': ;
The cohmel hid listened to this little,
speeclanc*rfeit silence ; be now tamed,
still mutely i ..tawards - Uncle FertiL" , . ' • ..
" Lain .4fa cidedly of 4inion;pol Stark ,
as Altrofeisienal intatt tr : thirty yiaie ,
standing, that my - nephew Caleb has 'Per
formeditisitiition of 6,k:contract?!
• ./ ltetoldira leaned • his heed : Apon'ld t s
hand, cadzgaied ivotillie ground. tin:
utes passed,, that - Seethed hourip'l•...„.'
":Well; igeaml,", he-id at. last. .; Wile:
battle hatL.l.leeit'ifoughti stoutlY;',l , can't •
see an erintahywhereni•iny combinatienB;;
but thelinmgStirris too deep for :me:,
I've , turned thematter.over.fOr,the last.
fortnight„ and I cannot for life of me
diacoyairl'arlielfeellae information: has
gained. I,cia!titildep o'inghta fOf till - ilk - Lig
of it; it; haunts my. mind incessantly, by:
day; VititricietlM/Appetite;; I don't.en2by
my Wine;i4 life's towing a burdelf to itte-4;
I Nrooldriltfailii, Another month like. this
for all the latilii.tliO(lornpany4treainty.
I give it 41 , :i --- d"arehroetit, I,Jettii shallrbe •
yotqatStoii ! : Lc Onsent - upon I one !ftop,-,
dition •;inlyi t 'ae -- 14ititifilied;•tht?clItit ini,
joyful eialitnatiowilat:sl-wain#l4fipget:
" Before you lea*dilliiii - rot:61110u AO ~
disclose . 4 destuicipjou...rittvei-•:*nploy ,
ed." ~.t?, 1 11r- . .) .f. - i - ;;,.;
" HasilitillitiglY,.:';coTimil , .:llxiver the
geoluessiifoa illaiiiei . lo 'call flOwii Let".
s 4, Y• ;70'41:: ;) '37 . i -, z-,:17-: ,:- .'...: '... :. ; .f ; ! „ .1
LattiNiclikided fife coloa4 , 'Why i 1
she knoiaamotlilaglibotit,7- - - 't, -. ,`...: (. .. ,
Pardoar!; me; linteirptltej? 4 s call , :
heidovaiiratlitlilriki.ite willleWlifitul::
betterinfortad.thenylitt Imagoie.l.,- , :i ~,-
~.
COL, Starkiafaethe!ell, add Igatriil ,
he
ne e e! , l; * anierz,-:ll4o,few 7 utes :r.myi
charmer eateia.thefitonies..-'!; "tee or T •
plaulitioiiiiiithied'4iiiidoinaint IAC *lard
isle`:
whrit#l4lliag.ltrai*Odi.sa!" rs t rel let 1
father ii.Widificiiiit4writader.„7 cy - - - ;!:1' - .! . 7.- .7-,;.,
‘.` Ati&iiiiirriaittr,7-1 'Add - .7ftkiltin.
4tleti.o . ! - , .b r i t i g o l thei ij1ikr.147..r, , ,-,.q::1..1 -, z-,, •
43tvp..iiireitoilua:j_uom3400* , 1gosk
r4ti;‘ Hitaiwiti':: -. thesti*--104ths
t‘riali, - * - .otvboitiff-At
.
~ ..-_ . , - _ „. ~
iiiitiiiiflichircilifili.l 7 _ iiiiniiiiiilffii
4 4 1
daughter., ettir4d,hearing In her-hand
the ram , - nrlap wltich .,' her father, Used
to as In ' . felimate;\ almost Constaintly
4iore' LOittlaid the capupolythO table.
Thelpolonel tehle up his h eadgear, twirled
it upon his Angers, Tailed : toderive Hifi*.
Matinn `froth the process-4aid it •doviti it.
gain, Itiqlced 4rne,-iben,itt-Lett7. '--
'.' Toe see, colonel," I explained, '' or
dina!y stratagems were useless - against .
Your , prncticab experience, and we were
-feria te,mlike you own postman.
I Lilting the silken lining of the cap, I
AigtilaYe - dan Cor. Stark's Istoniatied eggs
a neat.little, pocket, 'artfully contrived,
and quite invisible, iintess-!on 'close inspec
tion. In that receptaele, Letty, when she
!4isifed ;to Vomniunieste:With nie,:hall de
posited, a slip of paper containing what it
was, requisite I shonld know. 'Upon reach.
• ing my ,unele'shouscOhe colonel hudliat
iimlly left his, cap upon the hall table
white he wentinto thei office . ; I , had slip.
lied out, extracted the missive; Mid re.
turning to -the room; had given.the colon.
el-thitibenellt ofits,contents.% .' ' .
Col. Josiah Stark listened tothis•remar
-kably simiilo explanition 'of the- mystery
'that had plizzleithim with mingled anger
: and disgust ;'. then taking his daughter by
the arm' when'' . hrid '- Onished„ he pushed
bertoward - - me, exclaiming: . 'There, take
; her, Parchment; you've won'each other,
fairly. ~ Heavens -and earth l-' hata wary
:old campaigner should, be out.nianceuvred
"by a girl and-4 lawyer ro• - . .• '•- I .'' - '
ontrost Pentacrat.
A. J. GERRITSON, . . Editor.
eitalAy, 2 / 1 ,4 /6561.
=mum 08oEssrrt
The draft has called upon each of those
in this .officeliable to; mihtary duty, for a
bullet-stopper or &pile of greenbacks. If
we don tbe'blee and inarch,' hire snbsti-
Lutes, orpay Commutation money, we will
in either case need considerable sums of
money, For
,seve.rallears we have been
engaged in the printing. business, and have
allowed our friends tb become indebted
to us to a large nmonnt. Now we need
the cash and -must have it; 'arid we" insist
upon it that'those who owe us--everyone
;--must pay at once. - This is no. time for
us to appeal to men's honor or honesty ;
we need . only state the facti, and ask all i
to comefforward promptly and settle.
It is not a favor or charity that we ask,
:but simple justice. November Court will
give' every 'ond a'cliance to call or send ,
what is dna tis, and none Must delay. As
soon as Court is over, we shall commence
"drafting," and, collect by law such long
standing accounts as may remain unpaid.
Those who owe on subscription, can pay
arrearage.s,at $1.50 a year if they at the
same:, time paya year in advance. If not,
we shall regret. to.feel obliged to collect
42.50 a yer from delinquents.
Let every one be just aud , di! to us 'as,
lie would have others ao by him :under
like circumstances:' •
tArThere frliti have -been some of our
friends.di*itaisfied because 'we could-not,
delay our-work to show them the names
of the atistka Met Neforq they were prin.
ted Built We' bid accommodated 'all
who might calla we could "not have giVin
them - to the.publie in two. weeks ; twain,
thus deliying to please afew, , Weibould ,
appoint many thousands. To oblige 011
Our subscribers and' snit' our office-work
best, we had to let the fink' appearilf
this our , jegidar'iie..-''
Q "The attentiotiorthosetrit - drafted
is called to'tlie"idirertistment. ortiie"W,y
coning ~Orniincery
,an 4 ComViercial CoUto,..
VhC:ittatittrtion la Well known to most of
people,:atid we : Ilia therefore only
can attenti
Irto- ene, featur
es- as'set'
forth '
• (.
`.l
e ~
•• , - Wit •2 '
The itAi e,Deninaraey 'or t heState, - we
'Are pleased tosee bkonr,eichanges, tho'
they deeply regret:4bn resqlt tbo - fleo7,
Pion, arnbyanmeaim disheartened, The
feeliPg4wPWYw,herathatr,- ,, wn must - not,
omse_to labor Ifor,,the, or.)tinAy v bnt keep,
our orn.p : gd,periOure
good wor se wbi,l43 we shall aueeee d.
t)r. theeinople*pnot :Oar' be 4clud ed,,
And %rhea-the:raw:omi taltesidace',ribtory
4 , 111 crown, OtirffOrta l :andit (par !no,
*ea tl4 , Dilm tog late to ateiethespiined
'and laboringOip .Btate slifel)y into. Op,
larlzo*:;2l l o l3 ,Xlie ; Tiibt *nig ;Via
so
~at,#.Wde2,639Mit,
notferyctur i4 l anaguuti cluain , , fel-.
loivDeni44 iii* ***ll.
to kees*Titt bi 04*039 . " . pw
our watar=d.try,digal.—r
---t27 tfir . W . Atic:
is:triost important ;fie,ws :front
;Texas: Generals Banks and Franklin, aft
ter the failate of the Sabine Pasiixipedi
tion;leturtied to New Orleans to
They.then, re-embarked their: troops,and
set saitfor r the Rio Grande, the soutlfwei.:
tern binmdsry of Texas. IPe' - have (re
ceived. intelljgence that this expedition,
consisting of two army corps of infantry,
with artillery, -under the command of Gen.
Banks, has effected , a landing atlPoint Is
abel, a small :village at the mouth of the
- Rio ' Then - co - it iraa'
dettign to mareh upon' Brownsville; situ&
ted some distance up tbs river, opposite
Matamoras. The occupatiOnt of the mouth
'of thelltio Grande will interfere material
ly-if/fib the trade long carried an between
the Weit Indies an4:Eizrope•afa- Mate
mores, from which the Confederates have
long drawn ample supplies; end by which
they have found means to shiii:iarge quati-•
titiesafeottOa.abroad: An interference
with the trade will,.no doubt, incensellie:
French, now' in control: of Mexico; and
will tend to reapen;theiroubles bet ween
.that country and the United States. This
movementlof Banki and Franklin, though
made without bloodshed, May be produc
tive of the 'most important resolts. •
There is nothing neon from the-army of
the Potomac, excepting' tbeinformation)
, that a reconneisance to the Rappahannock ,
failed to discover any force of -the enemy.
The New York Tribune. has the ,follow
ing : message. which the President
sent to Gen. Meade last Saturday deserveh
to be recorded as 'a part of the history of
the campaign now' drawing to a close.—
Mr. Lincoln told Gen. Meade that he
must find 'and fight the enemy at once;
that if he won a victory, lie should have
all the glory ; but if he were defeated, he
himself would, as commander-in-chief, as
sume the responsibility."
* *
Wuo is HE 2—On the field of Gettys
lmrg, after tile-battles, the Alma bay of a
Union soldier was found, behrifig in his
clasped hands an, ambrotype picture of
three children, a girl and two.boys, aged
apparently about nine, seven., and five
years.. In the picture, the youngest child,
a boy, is seated in a high chair, : betWeen
his elder 'brother and his sister, while the
dresses of the two latter are,made of the
same material. The soldier was buried
on the field where ho fell, and his grave is
marked, but his name could not be ascer
tained. It is- hoped, however, that he
may yet be identified by means of the am
brotypeof the children foundin his hands
when his body was discovered., The pie.
ture is now in possession of .Dr. Bourns,
1104 Spring Garden streer,'Philadelpl49,
who can be called upon or addressed ua,
reference to it.
AUTE3II7B wain ON GAOSTS.---1110 1:07
Downed showman is delivering a lecfnre
on-ghosts in the eastern citiespreparato t .
ry to his deprure for California. }is
- advertisement m tne New York_papvlas
unique. He is "permitted to' refer "
number of personsOilllong whomarelas."
Buchanan,
the
Philips, Mr. Czar,' of
R R ussia, the Bediniin Arabs, Young Albert
wales and wife, Se. The following cer-'
tificate also appears, the point to which,
can be seen without explanation :
Dear Sir: I hive imver heard any of
your lectures, but from what I can learn I
should say that for people who like the
kind of lectures you deliver, they are just
the kind of lectures such people like.
Yours respectfully,
,O. ADM
Several Generals Relieved.
There, is quite a, stir among the officers
of the Army of the Cumberland--that is,
several of them have been stirred up by
,the war department, for what reasons mr
Stanton •will-probably inform- the public
when. he has more . leisure. Gen. Rose
.crans bas.been superseded in the emend.
of the Array by Gen. Grant; Gen. Thomas.
for the present commanding the army at
Chattanooga., Geus. McCook, of Ohio, .
"Crittenden, of lientucky,'and Negley; of
Pennsylvania, have been relieved of moin
mend, and ordered to report to .tbe
partment from Cincinnati; preliininary to
an expected investigation-before: a Court
of Inquiry, or trial by court martial. . The:
truth, comes out at lastthat we mere sadly
beaten in the battles near :Chattanooga,
and the administration are picking out vier
finis to immolate for their own blunders:
-Rad the whole army been used for militad
IT ins tead of io part for political purposes,
we might have had victory - - instead of de-.
feat. But thenbolition paffy boasts . that
`they choose to: win . party :victory . even at.
the cost of national defeat—and they get
both, as they seem to &aim'
I I* . In Bethel ;Nye lost 39 rdtes, and it
is but proper, that ire Should state, hovi
land why we'lost' 'them, ' Bethel eing
near the lini t orlifaryland l iwhere.theY no
lonber baiii.free elections, it, was very
eonvenielii - Stiot foithe militarY niake
a military &ministration 4itlepells,, llt
the Republicans out' of three compat6o.
recruited : in, part front Bethel,
,statinned
near; the line were allo,wed to come loam
to vote; but it . was So managed Oat,
the t!'quilei4ts'veye gept . on dati. ''They
.easis-to the pollsOrapea--zatheretVabout
the folnCik, votin g there 'reinahied
"de.Y. But kKol !Ogsfied. '.with: this,
Mgt. esP9FiY„Phto Weil) not`,,and
'neveil)ad 1580 p. vote ' in' the Plinth'" e
by so me i't,i,eans'nn'duty at tho pbps
ed to" the tooth 4 tifi 'On every ocpasioxi,tbq
mtrAiiiit their buS 1 :00tO, use their infliterien
c .o!*iY! 7 , 44 0 1
Deffaixecrt.' • ," _ •
—TO 10414ectiohq , ircefiltit
Ural igeth 31
.441 0 rA4 4 . 1 .7 4 ,0 1 94;Detne.'
*de Obi •
IMES
7,7 , .::i F ''''' , 7:""4:' , l" - . 1.
State Convention Ofi - Loyal7Leaguesill
,
has been; called to issemble in Utica 1to;
m0#43 1 4 "Weensider-inl whaf.:Manner
'diet mar best:aid the Governmeitlin tho
prosecution of the -tear ' Bappdy, the.
IPresident's proclamation - calling for three
hupdred3thopeatO fresh: volunteers, no
- hsfiger kavei the qtrestiotropen to' discus-.
sion ; manifestly and plainly they can
4• best aid the Government" by volunteer
ing. „if there is tiny, other. method, we
should like to see it. The `'Loyal Leagues"
have a L glorious opportunity for establish
to'seperior leyelty, Slid if
their tint bers and • inftaence Ads' and
-other States-are: not grossly exaggerated,
they: die inn condition to fill the entire
quota out of their own ranks; This is no
time for-professions of loyalty unless they
are bravely backed up by deeds, and we,
r•trust that the Utica Convention tamer
17row.lvilledopt.sotne practiCal• means, be ,
sides tfilkihg, of manife,sting,n superior
patriotista.t sof 'the Loval. Leagues. • Re
, .
eruitipg , tents , Just liner nro better than
[resolutions; and a live vt.huitcer will way
. down a bushel of speeches, and will - go
-farther -towards • " aiding the Govern
mebt."—Areto York Sun, 191 k.
Volunteeiing.
' If t
• ny Democratic press should now, in
I view of the last proclamation . , announce
that the suecess of their*arty ;n the emit !
ins PreSidential election was of much
greater tmportattanbas witminglileteries
in the - field, or that ifeTn'tter.ats 104 better
remain to' put down the unitlid`ed• - foes 'of
,the, Governtnent at home than the armed
enemy atiread, we should doubtlessi hear,
in-no whispering tones, cries of "Treason!"
" away with the traitor !" etc. Yet why,
should-such 'expressions be more treason
able by the'Democratic than by the Re
pub. party? r Why is it permissible for the
republican party, on that grpund, to send
m e n home from the army and not permis
sible for the Democrats Co-retain me 9 from
going to the army? Why is.it right for
Republicans to'permit .leatie'S arMy and
Wastingtoff to be endangered and Penn
sylvania menaced, and wrong for peinp
erats to refuse their'arms to rivet on their
,own ebains? The object of both is• the
same:---vit, votes. But the Republican
plan cuts both ways; fop, having get the
'Republican and Democratic soldier, the
former is allowed to come' honie and vete,
whilst the latter is prevented. Each in
such case as this, gives two votes to the
;Republicans—the vote they put in the
box, and the vote they keep out of the
box. It creates Republican majorities by
increasing their own at the Bomb tinie di
minishing Democratic ballots. When 'the
rare ease happens of: Republican voter
going to the wars, his party loses nothing,
because he comes back. to %'ote. When a
Dernocratie soldier *goes, his party loses
his vote.
In view Of these obvious truths, which
cannot but haVe their effect' upon the vol
unteering of the Democracy, what is' the
duty of the,Administration ? It is
Ylt
,once to give the country an assurance
that at no future election .will soldiers, be
permitted to leave their 'regiments for
voting purposes, or that, if any are allowed
to go. no selectiOn shall be made of Mends
'of the Administration, but that all shall
t:•6 treated alike. If this be done—if the
Democracy of the country can have any
assurance that their absence from elec
tions, fighting their country's battles, shall
not be taken advantage, of as a means of
defrauding their friends and putting rul
ers over them that they detest, we doubt
not that they will answer, as they have
hitherto too confidingly done, to the call
of the President.
—A young man named Bertrand was
shot in Monroe county last 'week by a
reckless 'Provost, guard who had been sent
out to arrest hini a 9 a (legend. The not
tyas a foolish and Criminal one and caused
great excitement throualiout the county.
One would think three stout men' could
take one unarmed man without shooting
hin;Cdown like a,dog. He since died.
Ter Luzerne'eounty, upwards of 300
roldiers voted'in one - district without any
legal-riglit-.4Mit , being residents of that
county or calming to be ' - while in , otber
places tbelmme men voted 'two dint
nets the same aay. ' -Tbs can be proven.
Register's. NOtioe
Puiti.k.. 'tort= is hereby given to all persons eoi
caned In the following estates, viz; .
Estate ofCaleb C. , Newton, late of Herrick township,
dec'd..Eamella Newton, adm'x„., - , • •
Enate•Of Evan Lumley; late'of Herric k township, de.
ceased...Benj.:Daniels. ed`mr: ,• „ , • • ,
Eststeof Isaac Howard, tato of Silver Lake township,
dec'd, 1.31. Iloward,l
Estate of Wm. W. 1014.14t0 of Rush township, deed.
F. M.,llltltr, , ,
That.the accountants have settled' Shell - acco r unts•in ,
the Register's mike. to and fortbecountyof Susqueban,
no county, and that the same. will be' presented to the
,Indges of the Orphan:a CoarCof said county .on Friday.
November 13,161.3. for confirmation and allowance.. . •
Estate of A.l. Chatoberlin, late,,of Gibson township:
deceased, Wm, T. Case. adm'r. , • '
Estate of Jangs - Geniner,'lste,sif Herrick township,
deceased, Jefendak'Coon. adte're • ".
lEstate of T.. it. Miles. t ate of Dimock townihip, dec'd,
f Nl L et t Urf t 4 " l4.3 Bl lll6l,late of Erldgewater.d.
Elites Backus, adues.l••_ '
Estate °risme)
,Blacic, late of, Mob township, seed, i
A. W.-Gray,:ethzer.,.c. • • • , • •
Estate of George Salisbury, late of Clifford . township.
deed, Ma , Burna and Geo: If adm!is.• ,• ,
• :That the ; accountants have :settled their,ateounts in ,
the Re ' gister ' s office; andlor the county of Basque
banns: and that the sante will be presented to the'Judg.
es of be Orphan's Court of said county, on Friday 'Nov.
20.1663.forconflrmation and'allevrance,
To 1 . 49 Presented, &o:., on Friday,' Nov. 27th.H3113: „
Estateof Id_iron,Carrler, late .oflllmock- lownsldPf:
deed,Carrier,' AdriVr.
• • •: ' • : • • 'ID E. NEWELL, Eeghteri
ate
.
Executor.'s" --- Notide'
It b riEßS, Teitainen ry the Mate of Luna
It•Gintarkdettased; late alf Fareatinketennahly,
having been granted,Lo.the andendgued; all omits in
,debtedto ealdeatato are zenneeted 10 'make Immediatt
payment. and theaepating-Amanda *zebra the same to
sresent them-to - • , .C: A..BROWN.
Atontrostf,•Oof,-29,•1868,4e.' • - Executor.-
,
t: co -
Venal to all perimus Indebted wad
rlloo44llo.o -
monde, Tevake nry.lateorPareelthwnOlp t iliXd..
mikaltamedlate ..Papp Pit. - and Ith Pero" /Wing'
elalawagaimpaatt.= neuei Vig;_reme,r4
ttieual r e fi gi S.P r • tge " t initAN . 13
SU, s •
SOLDIERS' ,BOUNTY PAY - AND
-PENSION 'OEFIC
Over the '-:Vost•Dice,
Ibtaxiitt*ltipsei; lEba.
inoEiNG atithOrized,tii'prepare the necessary prt
-11.) pen, for all appllcationalor Soldiers. and the wid
ows, par / en POte irs end chthten
of deceased bet diers,for
Botiiity, Back-payi aazlhonsio4s,
I wilt attend to that business for the sum of
• " TVI7O
for each claim—this to cover all experisee; ,)Itatitibit
Justices' fees, Clerk's Certificates, and Postage.
This is about one-third the sum malty charged for
Alt persons interested'wDl please take notice nal gov
ern themselves eenordingly. s
• ' 'FRANKLIN - FRASER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Claim Agent.
Montrose, Oct. =„ 161:18. • If
TO THE .PU8L1C....:
.ABEL TITILRELL „ ..
AS recently recently received. and Is constantif•racehZag.
Itik nett: pnpplice • ot, . '" l•' • ' •
- . (74 • .fik e .... (:".. :, '- ,• :'
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.;
0
In- tha • , respectlve departments of trade in which hers
cngagcd. etebracipg.cyetythlttg, with, few exceptions,—
fie tendOrsills sincerethanks trithOso who have !liver
ed hini-with. their patronage, and bopes to petit &cou
nt's/nice of their furors. The are respectfully in
vited to call to. his Btore;and examine qruditles and pri
ces of his goods • . , •
'EtAIriIILY;DIrE COLOBS, with- directions hoer
1 to tide them, (or sale by ABEL TBRBELL.
'THE 'FAMOUS 'BARBER
•
Come and see tiM &Moils Barber,
- Iratitimb Barber, !Moor Ilayti. •
; Late of Hayti. nonnt YEW:tetra,. . ,
Now aed. S. Tarbell'a . flotel.
• Find meld:wing and shampooing,
Find tao.cu thug hair to , snit. yon,,
• Find meready . at year service,
At your zgBIIABLEY 3101111113.-
Atoptease,,Oct. 15, 80.
DOCT. E. L. , HANDRICK,.
PIIYSIOIAN BURGEON. reipeetthily toidess
professional services to the. eltizens of Friends?
villa - 'and vicinity-31r Office in the (Alice of Dr. Leet.
Boards n% d 3.latiforirs: • -Only - BD :UM ly • •,
HE HST ME
s, OF
Na . FALL GOODS ' !
ARE TO,BE VOCND AT
JAMES', DEIVITTI! •
~. •
EGANT lunspriment of Ladies` Dreas Good& De-,
Silt lathes. ICasbmeres; Parts trance. ell-wool Plaids,'
black and colored alpacas. black silk prints .t.gingt!ama,
Ladies cloths, :skeleton and Babnorat pkirts . . .
MMO)DM
Drown and bleached muslin,. White, red, gray. stri
ped and domestic flannel, denims, ticks, and ail other
styles of domestics. • •..
Men l s Wear-
. Partienlaraitention tbia department, Xtra
fine blacliFrenclitiotbs and eastimeres, army bine cat
almercs. fancy main:tares, Wentackyjeali. sbeePs Par,
natinet, and Tailors' Trimmings, lifts and .Cape, eta.
Ladies' Wear.
Udado And447 l .t t.: Ladies ' doeldeti., Pansy
Ganda min Notions. incinding an elegant and chaste
style ot Ladles' Thum Combs. • • *- •
OVLBlilitaglo
Sagiir, brown, yellow and white. art:alms not totie es
lapau..Elack. nod Green Tea, of the very BEST
quality. cnitee. 'sprees, ginger. staff and tobaCco, Birds'
Reed, matkercel, coattail; !etc., etc,
Crockery, r Oil, Lamps, Glass, 4kc.
2 •
Crockery °fail kinds, n - aware And nails, coal , larnP,
and 'limed oils , cull oil Imps and fixtures, glass, each,
paints, paint brushes, etc., etc. • -
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mena' Rip and heavy boots, boys and Youth's Wend
heavy boots, children's copper toed shoes. misses MD'
Poem shoes, ladies' prime article walking shoe., ladles'
gaiters and morocco shoes, ladles' ballsond shoes, ladles
calf shoes.
The above goods are to be seddat prices that will salts
fy every one.
TO DAIRYMEN.
I have constantly on bend a supply of butter Palls. No
charge for pails Aug cub for bptta. Ashton 15ttlt,for sale
Produce taken
,in Exchange:
Montrose, Sept. 21. 1863
Mr" - We Wise by Mikes Do not trifle with your
health. constitution and character.
If you are suffering with any disianes for which •
HEE.IIBaLir EXTRACT:SUOMI
is recommended, ' try it !- yit i try it 1 • ' •
It will cure you, rated long rufferlng,, allay pain and
inflammation. and - will restore yon to'bealth and purity;
at little extreme and no , exposure. •
Cnt out the advertisement in another column and call
or send for' It. Beware of counterfeits I -Bak kr Helm
bold's, take no other. Cures tuarantend., neplOßm•;.
• or& GentlctUan,cused of Nervous Debllitt, . ln.
competency, Premature 'Deasy std Youthful errotvactit
sled by a desire to benefit others. pill be haptty to (hell
ish to all who , need it (tree of charge) the twipe and di
rections A:Ay making the simple-ftemedy used in big we-
Those %Jibing toltrollt by his experleuce—and possess
e valuable remedv%. , will rticelte; tho sac* by'return
mall, (carefully scaled,) be addrortilnu
1 .1611 N QGDEN,"
No.GO Nassau street; New. York: •
'Editor of Democrat,f ' "
igen Stri:—Wittr - your peithission.l'wleh , to Idyrio'
to tho readers , of your
,paper.thst I wpisond by return
mail to tdl who wish it. (free.) a 'Recipe. ' withibildirec
tions formakinu and using It o:abler Vegetable; aim,.
that will ofTer.,tnally,remove, -in ten days time-N.74m-
Bl o tthe e , Tan„:Preehtm 'and Imparitletiot the
,kin,
leaving the .sanmeo ft;, cloak. aninoth =l4 beautittih t• • :
I will also mail free to those having -bald Headi,,or
barernees, simple directions and information that will
enable them to start a fall grriwth'ot Lusurtaht
Whhikers..4 a 'ffoustielie. In less than'/304iya., 'AU sp
plletttlons anawtred bY_telOrn,ratill without charge:
. .Itespeptfully yours., , ,
' ' ' • T,EICIS.,P,'CiIIi.P.MAN. ChMnistr:"
No: Itriadyrtil, Yin*: j••
July ao.-Bmc,nae • • •
.. • .
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TllO rtOIkOrESSION'h
'IIMPERIENCE" OF iW
INVALlDerrublisluxtfor.the bandit: and /Sell waining
and a caution to young wen who onffer.froin nervous Be-,
premature decay bt-litanhood, eta., suppling et
the same time, the meansef selt l enre.!, B y onewho has
eared himself atter being_pit to great injurY, and ex
pense througbtaedical humb i Nudqtatekery. • " 1 '
By, enclosing apost-paid, eased en!clope, single
copies may be bad of the antis() ,
- ' N,ATUMII/31. IlAYFlll*lCe_4l.i •
may2S7-liic . .Bedford, Binge CotintY,D4,, Y. ~
• , , cogiumcArtb.l • •
Tabignatr . COminimiditiVa Cntables Db44o!!!
'-' , :sl:#idfcitll.ifittitirriBs
,s • - • r
The tiliderergned having bete restored to health - 11i It
few weeks, by a very , dog& remote.' tate . tutete,g eut.
Aro severo y with a severe, leeg „etfeettor., one that
'dread 'disease. cetutureptlon—le edition* to' melte'
known to hla fellow eviVerere the 'tease Ofture.- _ n
To all. who deelrolt, hp. will sco l d otApy of the pre ?
- etriptlon tiliediltreerof charger) wittr the dlrt.Ttlonb for'
prvpsdog end
,oelog the tams j; - audit •
sere care for Consmakm, Asthma; I , 3 l o nellitist: NOP.
Clo &c. Only Objetfot the saiiertitier Man&
trig' the prescription ACto benefit. the Afflicted, And
spread Information' Which 46 tentelves to tie invaluable
and be hopes everyentfererwtfLtry:4l6 remedy, IS it
*lll cot them. nothlog, and improvebleesler.
,kartfeemiletting,the prescription willplease aMfelis
• Rey. EDWXRD tr. - WILSON,-WllUezelburgb;
fOet. 8, 9 6.9. 441 • glogirConnty, aw .York.„
• '!, ;
alf#! l *Firanr:an:-
wy ,... 071 , 0 ,_ „ itir ,.. stmlNA __ ky _ : .,
mug nextlerm oethis Institution 7trilt commeue.
NovetilbettlS. _ -
ei n atbe late drottrasummg.the noardinik Rail, te le
brick buildlogii_havelmen erected and the-old cake ea,
tirely reb ovabod., . • The new 'chapel is lone center band.
Ing,:or much larger;tinin the 010 One, and by aid e
Orton/is:an bemadetoinclude all the lower floors ea
two new wings: altogether making the largest audience
room in Northern Pennsylvania.
Recitation moms; students' rooms,
Deer
hell, is
well es the building throughout have Demme - gel s en ,.
respectplossent and convenient as _ those of any o
*Sheol in the coluittY;': • •
The ladies reach- 0)o-thimble- ieeltation rooms lad
dining hall without going into the open air.
. A full board _of therouAly eduestml.experietced sse
euccesaitil teachers, * superior Chetnietil and Philotonh.
foal Apparatusi o large and well selected Library* r e li.
able 'Cabinet together, with all , the appliances of idol
class Semlniry,lniure the patrons of this Institution
all the advantages, they.tan desire at school far theft
sons and dangbtets. - ' • '
Those who maywish toymparithenuelves foe teach.
Ind will have as good advesteges ben, as at lair eac * ,
stray Normal Same], - ', ._
Eligible and snaglons apartments turviliesn'titted amt
ihrniebol tors Commercial College., no pabui wlll
spa Coto make It.eqflat in every teepee% to the very
bes Commercial School. •
It will embrace two department!. Tnzoximieu. and
ntaorte f ts.. lti.theformer, w,fll be taught the Spenceet.
an syetent of Penrunanship, thatongh 4i:earl - ed ge i f -
Iloolt-keeping.., the best and most'practiou eletb e d s o r
con:Mating - Interest. Percentage. firokeriga; hand l &
Commission. 'Equation' of ,Payments, Duties, Putn e y:
ship. SettlementeL&C:. 4e. -
In the Practical Dephrtmeat will be satin acted etre.
ration a BANE. with its Notes. Bills, Drafts. Clieckr De.
posit, Tleketiate.; thrtioltiale sad Basil litt'iree •
Poet. Refined and Steamboatodlees supplied with
customary fixtures. Special attention will lie elven Is
BasinessCorrespondencil, Roles, Law*. Customs and
Operations, and nothing will be omitted which mar
tend in the shortest pi:teeth?. timelnd in the best twi
ner to prepare !tridents for success in the tauten da
ties end employments of life. - • .
There will also be established, in: he College.two T a t
egr aph Offices Ihrnished, with stiperior instruments, sad
they will be rendered as complete ni every ,respect ts
the beet mikes in the American Telegraph Cowpony.
The teacher of this branch Is a practical' operator, and
will give all neceesary-attentlon to Idir:depretnient—
Such will he the facilities for segniring the NI of Tele
graphing that Student,' ean betomerpracticat operator'
in rvirery short. time. ) • "er
By connecting' this department with theAiradengetbe
entire expense for a Comment%) course is- redaced sae
halt what is ustmUy charged in schools exclusively Com
mercial and yet the advantagerehere ere unatartfaued.
Diplomas will be awarded to those who -satiefactorily
complete•the Course, and we shall lac great please» la
aiding all ench to secure situatlona,in ,
Or Send for a Circular.
Application for admission, to the Colleint . aiSeniinuy.
or for farther *Oculars in regard to either may or ad
dressed to NELtlONAlugaten, Pa.
October 1863- • 4*
ITTENTIOII DRAFTED ,MERI
A ?TER Matnredellberntion *bait) our ICatlonn) and
211. Pinancjill attain, .wp bare come td tte conclunion
that
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•
Ls Actually NecesSary !
for the following goodreakuinr : First., we have on band
a eplondid Stock of ,
•
Sul:piker ; bawls, •
;Dreis Hoods,
Silk and Cloth Cloaks,
De/nines. BaregeV itidiet• Cloth. lawns. Ginghtais
Velvets, SSilkr. DombazlneN While •
Alapatfts, Se., t.e.
3soicorariamigeisii ,0
ereiT(vatietY of Color eaapries,Dom6ocats
Domestics. Prints,
from 12 cents upwards. SZTEETIPOS at artiostan?
price.. BEDTICKING,STRIPE6', and , •
DEN/4/2 from Vi co operarde.. •
Fisnocle of all colors and pricss.ja
111111INERY GOODS,
Wo nette..o...eirei that we can- comes with nay
firm this side of New York, in prices. last"- ec
For all of the above we wish the public sp th2lll. 04 meat
EXCEEDINGLY LOW FIGURES
J. R. Ds*ITT
• s l4 "Ct i lc:l 4 4WC l r' •
'Filiniislitint.::ooo44
Otu:hich"wv) 16 the' soletinutaciireri.
•
We irOnld say totherseli Itatm of gnat, that le earl
Rtlii any one; no matter: km por• titular the. 11RO:wet:.
We can (MIA ork thn eluded End the moat
REASIMA.BIA - • TERNS
a salt of indite need for iitiftig taarriek Or
faces Butternut Resiment:,Westtatantra ;pod It and
A watt-made arttEle,hdaing*
Ilaiitifitt64' at 21Ir 'Detr'Streetilt T.
We certainty havoefirantalis:6Wrthoid4o!itf in Mk
We call particular attention to those vho itnow . that" ,
Pelves th'errears withats to come an Mpa34 up-,as *Stitt,
the funds to :carry an our.buslnese.- ._We e re no ;Mende.
of long credits, andbelleve•in the gaffed'
" Short.Settkitten ta make vooci //joule
• ,fluttenborgi , Roienbaira 4704'
moirritosE,'Aeg. sotk,' 28a. ' • •
3P O ICP - -
thr OPENED
A ,NEW 'STOCK GOO
: la bill d. large astortabehtor
.CL 0T PINE SHIRTS;DRAW-.
ERS, WRAPPERS, St7,S- , ,
POFA T AERS,,fic„&v.
AT , wetrAtrar lA/ VP
Also eLsiwore.igiss q
41 Y. - • - • "
Teas, , gilkari. 17401asaca l , 44-
to the_pabllc that bare . got aS'ffied,4 bet".
ter YOUNG 111030 N and OOLONG moor' t were ,
erre before agora, tar sals In this plate.. I alacaristatil-:
ly receivlnglirealt gonad , Flouir • • ,
,
fiOni Now Winter Whoat,
et lower sate* thart,ca,w bo *dal' towlter*.
the celebrfted • ; ; ;
(PIAUI:BORG
allow& a Supertoi t tO - iny`Othert - inikei;itetlie
priho at retallasiatorlor *beam la ',Ad. Call WNW JOS
parchape, as you hat) been jewedloog enough, 'au*
041ror yoFr r -'`
Good S ugar at .
12 ate:
by the dollar'sworlk Borri 'comer
LActontAidie, OcCI,IB6S. ' 71; r FOS?. ; '
7 , --•
:EpLigiitental tlTTlEßkVitileiltutlWWOtt.
Dreaßlnilr•
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