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THE WESTp VlifSiir nflrmaUon of t i e Glorious Kcws.
SJCS OVERWHELMING DEFEAT. Army Crumbling Away and Surrendering by Squads.
US R E B E L T R O O P S CAJYNOX B E MADE T O ^ K A - 1 * ^ . ^ >
ADDITIONAL CAPTURES IMMENSE
ITpf-POUR FAECES OP CkkKois IX OUR HANDS. ,(. ,'.,.»
n a m R a i d Upon the East Ten-nessee Rai lroad.
street's Communication Cot and His Force in Imnfenent Te: il,
Grant Vigorously FoHovvin<? the Panic-stricken Moo. *
L « » . W Over Three TJioHsaod.
fFICIAL DISPATCH FSOM SEN". GBaNus
- WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov 27 following has* been received at. the head's of'the amny here-te TTAKOOOA, Friday, Nov. 27W-1Q, A M sn. II. W. Ilallerk, Gsneral-iniG^sfjWasIt-
jiist in from the front The rout of the is tuost complete. Abandoned wakens sand occasional pieces of artilery are Sere to be found. I think Braffgr's loss r reaoh CO pieces of artillery. A J a r o of prisoners have fallen roto our hands •smt will continue to Red Clay'in the r. Tor which place I shall start m a few
V. S. GRANT, Major General.
OBTS F R O M CHATTANO:GA.
CHATTANOOGA, Friday, Nov. £7, tuation to night is highly satisfactory joker's, Palmer's and Sherman's cbhi-re nearly 10 miles bcy6nd'5Bhiekamnnga i pursuit of th-e*cpQmbling army of ho is making every effort, to escajH- our near Dalton. larp fight this morning, Gen. Palmer's took 4 pins and 300 prisoners, herman is reported U> have advanced -e Station, ou our left, to-day, and cut rebels.
•ad along which Bragg is retreating is h caissons, wagons, commissagr and stores. isoners say that it is impossible for the lers to make their troops stand. tug's cavalry command returned from lid to the East.Tennessee Railroad to-riiey destroyed the road lo- miles above fnv Cleveland ; they burned a rebel at Cleveland where large quantities-of 6 of war are stored ; one htindrtd oaded with baggage, and captured go
.ang was attacked, subsequently, by a forte of infantry, cavalry and artillery, eded in bringing his prisoners off. aid was made upon the Railroad con:-3g between Bragg and Longstreet, for «e of preventing a junction of their t ha.- isolated Longstreet, antl com-im to abandon his campaign against
s in the three' days' fight will not ex-
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WAR (pake* high price*; Saaoalfitt ,a«lpi to redact
Stem. It make* S o a p for F o u r cask a pound by using reur kiUhen gnes*. . i
B T " C A U T I O N i At spnrtoui t#a*:ar*;ofl»r«(tin»,. be earefuLand only bay t i e P a t e n t e d artiol* pat op In I r o n vaa, .all other* being C o u n « * r f t l U .
PeNNSTLVANlA SALT MAHUfAOTCBIItO 0 0 M P A S $
P M l a d e l p I U a — W o . W* WataatrStraet.
F l t t » b a r g - P » t 6«r«et aad Duquesa* Way.
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" I n tbl* VUla^aCfte M. JKlParaoaage, on thelst Inst, by Bey. P„ F. JteeJLJaanJtOgsTSg CMKK, of WeftvUle, to *M&atAE»CT8-HiiBWOOP,o»BaB<o^
IE, IE IIVE OJFJL I* -
BY A M , C A R L T O N 4c C O . , M.ANDIAOJ0B1B8 of F r i c t i o n M a t c h e s , have removed from Union
street, to tb*ir largo building recently (naiad,
NOB. 9 1 , 9 4 , 9 6 , 98 , '100 a n d 103 F r i end St. Being th* largest and *ld*et manufacturer* of Priotien
Matches in tbia aoantry, dealers, shippers, sea eapiaiut, and •oHiDii i , eanalwayartly onagoed artltle, and the only
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InWoatfl WELD a 81 oJ^ertvlllB.
A'ihe &&&&&***. J. «nay, Ma. WTN-SI, to Miss ADELINE E. BUELL, both
In tblsTowa, on tbo 20th ulL, HAREIBT N. WIXCOX, d*ajhtetf of Norman .Wilcox,;agod 19:y*ara and 4 months.
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1865] 04JDE.\SBURGI1 RAILROAD.
S a « p H ri86l W I N T E B A B B A N G E J I B i n r .
Commencing Monday, Nov, 80th, 1888. n a m i n g X l m e I S M l n u t e a -
~X,e«iaI T i m e .
W Ezprea Train* will, not stop at Flag Btatlons. Jg^
Two THEOOOH Tajuss DAILT, (Sunday* Eaxapted.)
FIHST TBAIN, BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS.
Lo»vos0gdenibnrgb at 5:80 a,m| (breakfast at Halana) arriviDg-«t Rome's Point at 10.80 a. m.| Burllagton 1.0* p. iri.,Trby and Albany 8.00 p. m.. New York 8.00 a. m.. White River Juactlon 4.00 p. m., Concord 7.00 p. m. and Boston
. _ , ,r . . 10.00 p .m. , :„• at* that has withataod Ike taat of year* In evtry allmata. I &J~ No change ol ear* by this trala batwaao OrJona-. » , alwaya on hand and paekai at «aW noMa* f»r ablp- burgh and Boston.
Th* rollowlBJfl4b*T*V^oiwU«i»r* • r « r e t l K r - - O d i i ^ i i t ' All ra-enlUUnf-aj'VttWUN VOLTJNTUKo wUtraodva
front th*,0«y*nunent of tlia United Btate* ONI MONTH'8 PAT-.IN ^VANOm,iVnd,;a BOOTITY aa*" PMttTOM &6nSHnl^'»«Mrali icrirbni tb«r»ato"ofNew-1?o«fc-a-BOUNTY «r |M0, maklnf a Total of bounty and ad*U6> pay $ 5 6 5 1 - i*- .
All other Volnnteen accepted will raeelve from la* Government oft»eIlDit*d!Btat««vOI«MONTa'»rAT?nt * D -VANOB ana fcBOtfflTr^antfPKEMIDM amovotUf »9 $8*9. and from th* Btata of New-York 171, mikln| a total of bounty andadT*noapayi$390 I Ajpply to the MJmAenlgupa,^ over
Cbolej't BOQK Store, Stain Street, Ifalone.
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J* H. MORGAN, ^a&&&£$i2f2. -asrrj©
OWWUIJB-DBAIJai O f
WINES AND LIQUORS I**v«Mtt»tftanmportt4 '
Wines. Brandies and Gins, • Q t B A S W I
Halon*, Nov, •WVLIMIAJO. M W E I RecrutUof Aawat,
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pael mem, Card, Bloak, Parlorwr Water-Proot Wcwd on* Paper Box, and tbo celebrated By a** Mataba*. '
O A U T I O N . rn coiaaqaiaoo.orihohlgkrepulaH^n'oar Hateaei bava
.<bfaUoed, nomban of parson* are Belling an artiela ef infarl-nr Qoalily, and even base enough to n*e Onr trade inark*.— I n order to avoid any occurrence of the kind heraaller, all <•! oar matche* will have printed on the wrappers. I
" Manu&etured by" UTAH, C+H1TOK A p o . " Boston, Nov. 8,18«S-Trl9-8 m.
Encouraged the R e b e l l i o n .
me of having connived at and encour-Rebellion lies at the door of the Dom-•adi'rs in the North. Messrs. DajVis, <fc Co. receivetl- assurances that pot Id they not be molested in the •worfi.bf up the Union, bui.they woald receive
comfort" at the hands of Northern :s. And it is notcwoitliy that the two ) went farthest in the-nay of egging cessionists were Franklirh. Pierce? and iich:ujaii, two Democratic Es-Presi-he tbrnaer, in a letter to Jeff. Davis,
i Ol'T DISOCfcSINU TtrE QUESTION OF ' nf/xtrurt pt/irsr, T O . - D C E D E . I/tare nev-that nftuaJ, disruption of Vte Utiiqn con wt blood; and if, 0irough the madiiexi n Abolitionisti, that.dire calamity muM ghting trill not be* along Mason and' te merely. I T w n , L B K W I T H I N Grit EES, IN OIK OWN STHEBTSi, BETWEEN L A S S E S ov c m ^ K N s T O W H O M I S A V E
T H O S E W H O D E F Y L A W A N D s c o t T
IOXAL OBLIGATIONS, W I L L , IF WK 'II THE ARBITRAMENT Of AKJIS, FIND N ENOUGH AT HOME." f
tanan improved on this, and in his 1 message took the broad position >vernment had no right under the' n to use coercion against rebellious gave the, ikey-note of.tlte Rebellion wing extract from, that document: estion. fairly stated is, Has the Oon-[elegated to Congress the power to State into submission which is alto withdraw, or has actually with-l the Confederacy ? If answered in itive, it must be on the principle that lias' been conferred upon .Congress and make war against a 8tate? A-f-rions reflection, I have arrived at the hoi no sudi power has £«*/*• delegated to te any other dsfartmenf of the Fed-
rnentr , ._ •
i as the Ari/us and otlier Opposition continually cliarging' that the Re-
'precipitated the Rebellion," i t - is > these s'tartling evidences of Demotion witli Treason "before the - jpeo- ' e we coofld wish to "let by-gones !>e he "truths of hfetory^inust be vin- "* 'bany.Joumal. * " ' '' ' ." '
OF REBEL GEN. MORCiAJV.
CoLnSTBtrs, Ohio, Nov. 29th. General John H. Morgan,, a^id
, Bennett, Taylor, Shefa*HRjHgck-Magre escaped from the Feniten-
place, yesterday morning, by aid of friends from outside. One thous-eward is offered for Morgan, dead
escape:, was., efje^tetl by digging floor of the-cell—about one foot of cfci—down to a large sewer,throiigh iagootuaderthe mam wall, i from Tfor'onto, C. W., says that ved there on .the §0th„ 5 f(
Tins EVENING. — Prof. L. D, assisted by his daughter H B oncertgfeKirig's Hall last evening in at- the same place^this eyening. had many years r^sperience as "4i presents a chofce programme of md elegant seteeffote, which we , Fbeienjbyed by na. SSl«SJ^t#e;
at Meade is operatingpretty.mtich I hodk.' He has &faQbfie$$i3 •n with Wasblngfcn~;*aving*%ts brage"1pr a. tdn days campaign' e evidently4*iean£> t<K aepom^i^i •-' —-^ ""'arfavor-flttl'^ef i d
iceeea.'
r % * A * » ^ s i S a # f r ^ M i l l s cJose at 2J5
i f ^ * i ^ | » t s ^ a i s . 8 t o s e at 9.3(J A. » . —
i ASH TMBTJ Krvsa MAUJ close at M& P-j ^ i l - - ' ••' - ^ I A . i 4 -fmfWtr'tS MIS dose at S3H»F.^!fW«a- ' L?i0J»P\ »!., Satordayl ' ...;..,';.; "J.,; * ' «m«.00 A. M. un s.oo Pi.ftfjs<u»r '•
e. So promptly .at thoHlKiur ad.y«riised—
cnUv&tsM^A,d'ii.
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A F o r t u n e for All t EITHER MBN OS WOMEN! I — N o HDMBBd, but an
i i m g L T Maw thing. Only three ttonUis la tkU aonn-irj ! No clap trap operation to gull the public, but ajeno-k e money making thing! Read th* Circular of lutrncaon unce only, an* yon will onderstand It perfectly. A lafly has just written to me that she is making as high aa TWBNTT bOl-LARS SOME DAYS! giving1 Instructions In thl* art.— i'housands of Soldiers arcmaklngmoney rapidly at It. No person has to be urged to patronise It. It Is a thing that ukeg better than anything aver befpre *n"ered. Y«u oaa make money with it at .home or abroad—6n sUamboati or railroad ears, and In the country or «Ky. You wjll he
I pleased In pursuing It, not only beaausa H will yJeld a handsome income, but also in conaequeaea of the geaeval
5; admiration which it eltdta. It 1* pretty much all praftt A \f, mere trifle is necessary to start wiQt.
*. There is scarcely one person out of thousand* whol ever any attention to advertisements *f this kind, thlaktag
tst;y are humbugs. Consequently those .who do eeBjd for i n stractlons will have a broad field to make money In. There is a class of persons ia this world who think that because th«y have been humbugged out of a dollar or so, that everything that Ifl advertised is a humbug. Consequeatly they try no%ore. The person who succeeds Is the one that keeps cm trying until he hit* something that payB him.
:.:' Tliis art cost me ooe thousand dollars, and I *zpeet to make money out of it—and all who purchase tha art of me will do tho same. One Dellar sent to me will insure the
$ K: prompt return of a Card of instructions in the art. Thi if ! i i "wmy will le returned to those not satisfied. "'"'*' Address WALTBK T. TINSLBY,
Oct. 23—8m. No. 1 Park Place, New York.
Klitor\of Palladium :— DKIBISIB:—With your permission I wish to say to th*
rsadLTs1 of your paper that 1 will send, by return mall, to ?| all whoiwlsh it (free),- a Receipt, with full directions for
making! and using a simple Vegetable. Balm, that will effectr •lally remove, in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving th* same soft, etear, smoo&i and beautiful.
?vf I will also mail free to those having Bald Ileads, or Bare "" Faf es, simple directions and Information that will enable
ihemJio start a full growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All;applications answered by return mail without charge, Respectfully, Yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, Qet. M m , 841 Broadway, New York.
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S. T.—1860.—X. Persons ef sedentary habit* troubled with weakae**, lass*
f;$l lude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress after |;\&| wating, torpid' liver, constipation, &6., deservo te sucTer If KJ:'-v| they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS, which are now recommended by the highest medical author. lUea, and warranted to produce an iinjnadiate henefloial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pare, and mu*i supercede all other tonics where a healthy, gentl* suuiulant is required.
They purify, strengthen and Invigorate. They create a heaj>hy appetite. * Ttitey are aa antldefcjpo bhang* ef water and diet. They oVerceme effect* of dissipation and lalo houra. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind: They pre rent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers. . They purtfyHhe breath and acidity ef th I stomach. Tbey eojresQysnep3ia; andseonstipatioft. They cure Diarrhea, Cholera-and Cholera Morbus. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous; Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid brilllaat, and are exhausted natnre's great restorer* They a|re composed of the celebrated Oali&aya bark, wintergreen. sartairas,'roots and herbs, all preserved in perfectly pure .St. Croix rn».
" * * * $ have given the Plantation Bitters to huadreds "! our disabled soldiers with the moat astonishing effect. (i. W. 1>. AHMWWS, Supt. Soldier's Home, Cincinnati, O."
" » • • a l e Plantation Bitters have cured me of liver oomplaint of which I was laid up prostrate, and had to aba* don my business. H. B. gmcsLrr, Gleveland^p."
" » • * I owe much to you, tor 1 verily believe the Plan-
HIOOND TRAIN, THROUGH MAIL. L«ave OgdemmuTgh at 11.80 p. at. (din* at Majsn*) arriv
ing at Rons*'* Point at 0.80 p. m., St. Albans T.OO p. m. (supper) Burlington 9.00 p. m., and Boston early n*xt morning. SpeUncldd Bleeping Can run with this train between Rouse's Point and Boston. This train connect* with M. a C. R. R. a t Rouse's Point, arriving at Montreal 0.00 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Ogdensburgh at 4.00 p. m., for Malone.
RETDBNINO. Leave Boston 8.00 a. m. (express) without change of cars,
arriving at Ogdensburgh 1S.0O night, connecting with night express train. Grand Trunk Railway, for all points west, Ao.
Leave Boston 7.00 a. m. and 5.00 p. in., and New York 7.00 a. m. and 8.00 p. m., arriving at Ogdensburgh 1.00 p. m. next day, connecting with Q. T. Railway and Ottawa A Prtucott Railway, for west annd north.
Malone, Nov. «5,1868. Q. V. HOYLB, Bupt.
Vermont Central aad Sullivan Railroads. W I N T K K A B B A N O E O E E i r r .
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND BAST. Day Express leaves Ogdensburgh at B 80 a. m., Rouse's
Potnt at 10.48 a. m., for Boston, Troy and New York. Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh at 12.15 p. m., Rouse's
Point at 5.45 p. m., arriving at Boston at 8.40 a. m., connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad Railroad for Boston, and Worcester and Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and arriving In New York at 4 80 p. m.
TRAINS GOING NOTtTH AND WEST. Day Expres* leaves Boston at 8 00 a. m., for Ogdensburgh,
Chicago and the West, making clase connections. Mail Train leaves Boston at 7.00 a. m., via Lowell, and at
7.80 a. m., via Lawrence or Fitehburgh. Leaves Springfield at 7.50 a. m.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 9.15 p. m., receiving passengers from Vermont Valley U. R. leaving New York at 8.00 a. m. connecting at White River Junction with train leaving Boston at B.00 p. m., via Lowell or Lawrence; arriving at Ogdensburgh at 12.15 p. m.
Sleeping Cars' are attached to both the Night Bapress tealns running between Roused P»int and Boston.
St. Albans, Nov. 80,1608. • . MBRRCLb, Boat.
T 1 S T O P L E T T E R S Advertised in the Malone Post-Office, December Tst, 1863.
aaHTO' LIST. Arnold, Wm. B. ' Andratu, Oharles Bell, Bradbury Bedell, George W. Better, Peter Barratt, ft. W. Cunningham, David S. Cantwell, Netsou Coray, Amos J. Cobine, James K. DeCourville, I. R. C. D. Ducal, Charles Drew, A. Q. K. Eberre, Etienne for cue, James Fiugeurld, Patrick Gray. Charles W. Goodrich, Isaac Hughs, A. A. Jres, Lt.W. V. B. Jones, Moses Langlor, Joseph
VtB Laberge, I.ewi McCracker, James Mott, Sterns Mody, Joseph Persons calling for th* above Letters will please say Ad-
vertlsesC CALVIN SKINNER, P. M.
McNoU, Joseph Nes, Edward Page, Albert Ring, A. J. Robberts, William Rozean, Dennis Scott, Alfred Stone, Lewis Taylor, Wilder Van, Sycklo WilUams, Geo. H. Ware, Cearles P. Wlras, Alvin
UAntss' LIST. Bernet, Miss Adllne Calaghan, Bridget King, Miss Mlanda Kurnan, MUs Ella A. King, Mrs. Annie Loomis, Mrs. Annette Morline, Mis* Mary Nicholas, Mrs. Regan, Mrs. Kagar, Mm. Catharine Walker, Mrs. Alanston Wood, Miss Harriet
'r,
RAYINQ PURCHASED
S M A L L M A N & A L L E N ' S
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS,
Will be R e a d y t o Wal t u p o n a l l w h o may Favor them with a
daft , o n and after
Saturday, Nov. 21st.
P r i c e s 17V&ry Lo-CTr.
• F B H M 0 ,
Ready - Pay Exoluaively !
a STEVENS. O. 8T1VBN9.
Malone, NOT. 18,1808.
W. H BAKMIY.
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i.itioo Bitters have saved my life. \ Rev. W. H. WAQOOSIR, Madrid, N. Y."
" * * * Thou wilt send me two bottles more of tay Plantation Bitters. My wire has been greatly benefitted by their vs. . Thy friend, ASA Coaxr*, Philadelphia, Pa."
KBi •• « « » I have been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. * * • The Plantation Bitter* have eured me. Rev. J. 8. CATBOBH, Rochester, N. Y."
" * • * gen ius twenty-four dozen jnor* of'yanr Plantation Bitters, th* popularity ol which are daily increasing with the guests' of our-aouse. STXKS, CBADWICK k Co.
Proprietors Willard'* Hotel, Washington, D, O." So. Ac. Ac. Ac Ao. Ac.
Such are One la thousands of certificates daily;rec«ived. Tlhty are immeneely beneficial to weak persons and delicate female*.
Be cautious of re-filled bottles.J See our signature on a fi.a steel, plate label. They are not sola by the gallon. They arewhly sold in onr patent log cabin bottles, by reapeetable ilruggists, grocers, hotels, saloons, steamboats and country stores. .
P . H . D R A K E * C O . , 203 BaoAnwiv, N. Y.
P u J m « n a r y C o » » m n p t l o u a C u r a b l e B | « -e a s e l ! I j
A Card to GonawaptAeea-r— The onelerslgned hsluig been restored to health Is a few
H sreeks, by a very simpte remedy, after hilvfag*.Bnfferea seve '"" ral years wltA' a sevAira' lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-i-ls anxious to, make knows to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who, desire It, he will send a copy of thsprescrip tion used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing ana ustag &e same^ whiel I^ejr\5*DT flhd a iur'i «ur«" for CosstrHPTioa, ASTSKA, BKOSCBITB, Cavana, GOLDS, Ac.—
The only object-of th* advertiaerin sending the Prescription is to berfefit the afflicted, and spread Information wbl*h he conceives f* he invalual>le|t,kna he hoprt'ivery.euffsrer will try his remedy, as It will coil Uiem nothing, and may prove a blessing. _1- "• •'* * •« -iJ*'
Parties wishing the oreserlptien wlj please a,|drssa. ^v:roWSBB'A, f | r i | l6N, ' 'VrauinMi^gh,
0et.S-4m.- -'-%• • m"r*-J'—*- » - — - -ffing!* 6onaty; NewTork.
OtwaUd. a a CAW
_ _„„ , . . . DeMHtyi' WHS Premature Decay SfMSnfiood, etc.3BPpl»ihg at the time •"" the MBfiis o* S E | ^ W « * Bv^oDAfb^l^cffiW-W^elf
a^terTiefng pfii1o-gre»t?Mpens»imdlr^o^1£hr(ibgli nkedleal humbug and quackery-. -r "•' YU^JL .*
By enclosiew » •pa^tM+*mn*pa>*\papfj9r «lngtr copies may be BW of the aatHBr.ts~ * _ _ '*»"*•
,.< ^ATHAJHBfcllAiYMJK, B ^ , 1447-tim • •-*.*"'' • -BedfOrdViaSlnga County, N. Y.
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GREAT Nt VYS! GREAT NEWS!
THE LOST IS FOUHD! MLR. P^T^jMltlR,
OF THE FIRM OF
MOREHOUSE & PALMER Has-turned up as w a s Anticipated,
WITH A
L A R G E S T O C K —OF-
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
R E 1 D T 1 A D E
C L O T H I N G ! f
F 'o . i r i i i s l a i i i g ' G o o d s ! B O O T S A N D S H O E S !
S - A ^ S A N P - C A PJS. «M>! SOOH WAS THE DEMAND FOE OUR GOODS RECEIVED
EARLY IK TME FALL, THAT OUR STOCK THO' ' LARGE, WAS SOON EXHAUSTED, AND
WE WERE OBLIGED TO JttKPLEN- •' ' - ISH IT, AND NOW HAVE
THE SATISFACTION OP ANNOUNCING THAT IN
MATCHED SUITS,
WE CAN'T BE BEAT —FOR—
STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE.
3 3 - u . s l z x e e i s , X ^ x r o o l b L i s WF DEFY THE WORLD. *
O V E R G O A-TJfS —BOTH— .
FBaOJCS AND S A C K S AI*S0 A GOOD STOCK OV
Boj^ClafflMgl 4>.V M&.Z »si - 4 ' ' - s. i 3 " r f r * a * J A G ' -
Linen Shirt Fronts, Colters, N e c ^ ItiesiandiSearfsm^^^
us. • ' i-st1*.,
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OF A SUPERIOR.QUAUTY,
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AND A r ib**
B CHHAPEK THAN ANYWHWtB 1
TIONWOTIOB.
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,>.^_K- ^.„ . . J R P B - T C l t ' K J r , That I; fatve. fen my son? Dnosoif Gums, bistime during the r«-t
.nalndex of hiaminority, and:' shall claim ,ntoe of hi* earn : l h r T n F f l > y # y .leiit. of hU eontrictlngjifir t h M a ^ •
Dated Bangor, Nov. 19,1868. BjiKaOHGiBBa.
Kov.ie*--a"*
Malone, Nov. 18, '63.
N E W G O O D S .
Just RecelVed a Large & Elegant Stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS ' - A T r - • ' j
DURKEE&MEIGS; PARTICULARS NlEXT'WEEK:.
Meantime a General and Cordial Invitation Is oxtended to the entire Communi
t y to Call and
EXAMINE PRICES & QUALITY.
LAMBS'FURS AT >. t M*8.
HOODS, NUBIAS A SONTAOB. . , AT . . , ». * M i l
COTTON YARN AT D. A Wt-
BOFFALOROBEg AT D.kWS.
CARPBTS AT D . I H 1
Come One! - - - Gome A l l ! No. 1 Pbcentx B l o c k .
DURKJEE & MEICtS.
B U T T O L F H ' S '.'CD*
DOUBLE PINE-APPLE,
MEDER'S SWAN, DEW-DROP AND HONEY SUCKLE GINS,
ALEX. SEIGNETTE'S ROOHELLE
B R A N D Y ;
JULES, R9BIN & CO.'S.
JAS. HENNESSEY & CO.'S,
OTARD, DUPUY & CO.'S,
H I V E R T P E L L E V O U S I N
B R A N D Y ;
PORT AND MADER1A LNE.
. OLD JAMAirCA RUM. * H *
W H I S K E Y S . OU> OOBN WHISKEY, '
© I . D B Y E W H I S K E Y ,
\ T H 1 T E W H E A T W H I S K E Y ,
K E N T C O E Y B O t T B B O l f ,
O L D O H E B E t r W H I S K E Y ,
O I « 0 M O P I O N G A H K l - A .
m Wti Ml W HE W& xmWP —AND—
95 PER CENT ALCOHOL.
(-*?' Th* absv* Ll*jn*r* were purchased previoua to the advance •oeaittncd by th* heavy Oovernment Duty, and I will sell them lower than any house la Boston and New York for th* same quality *f Goods.
m AU OooA* warranted to be as represented. J&
3. H . MORGAN, Water St.,
O s d c n a b n r t j r b , N . T .
Male.., 8«A^189I^- > ^ ^ > ^ f e ' 4
"" ' w.
The Fall jCampaigD. tuts Fairly Opened I
ORB AT ATTRACTIONS 1!
W . O. mCKIIVSQI* & BRO.
1 « , 1 8 « 3 . » " -fl - I 'UJU|I.L
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MORGAN, ARNOLD & CO. Having been dissolved by mutual constat, I would tay
that I have retired iron th* baslnes* of Brewing and shall new devot* my whole time and attention to th* rectifying of WUakey and th* Win* and Liquor business.
I have a very Large Stock of I m p o r t e d L i q u o r s , together with the B e a t B r a o d * o f W t a t a k e y ; also, H l g r b . w i n e s and A l c o h o l , which I Sell as Low as any Hous* in the State.
Ofdaauburgk. Water Slreet^ept. So.
• J . *f. I f l O H O A N ,
N E W GOODS !
PREPARE FOR THE WINTER!
Now is the Time!
Are now Receiving the
Largest and moat Attnotl*-*
S T O C K O F G O O D S E V E R ' Brought into Malone.
Th* Ladle* will and that th* Place u'flnd an Assortment of Dry Goods—such u will pleue them •rill be at our
Btore—where w* shall take pleasure In proving that we perform all that we advertise. " Seeing is
believing." Com* and See for yourselves. We hare now In Store the
Largest and Prettiest Stock of
DUiJSS GOODS Brer Introduced into this Market, among which
may be found
SIXES, iflERIKOS, TAVETA8, (new arttclej
BARATHEA OLOTHfl, (new,) ALPACOAS, (beautiful shade*,)
THIBSTS, PARAMETTA8, LYONKSB, ALPAOAa,(ngnrtd,) REPE3, (Ogured and plain,
MOHAIRS, POI DO CHEVBBS, DBLAINES, (cotton, and wool,)
PRINTS, Ac., Ac , Ac.
We hare also a Beautiful Stock of
Sd[oxxa*zxlxxv C3r-ooc3Ls. Also new Style* and Beautiful Shade* of
Ladle*/ Clotlis for Cloaks A. Dresses to n a t c h .
0 I J 0 . A . : K : S & Z D - U - S T E I R S
On Hand and Made to Order at the Shortest Notice and* by Experienced Workmen.
S H A W L S I N G R E A T V A R I E T Y !
A l l e e l o r a o f t h e c e l e b r a t e d S b a k e r Y a r n s -S i n g l e s u i d D o a b l e W o r s t e d s — ( S h e t l a n d W o o l — W e I n v i t e p a r t l c a l a r a t t e n t i o n t o o-ur S t o c k o r B a l m o r a l ( s k i r t s , o f w h i c h . w e h a w * l o o n o w o n b a n d a n d m o r e o n t h e w a y .
We have Everything the Ladles want and only ask an Inspection of them.
We have paid particular attention to the selection' or FLAK-n x s for Gentlemen's Wear, and can show tome styles
that have not before appeared in Malone. In addition to which w* have a good Assortment of
O l o t l i a A-ftxcl 0«-*>sB*g«l-cxi.ex-<-»s*-i
tor Men'* and Boys' Wear. We have a Stock of over
$3000 Worth of Boots and Shoes, Aad claim te be able to Sell for less than elsewhere,
far th* reascn they were bought before they advanced to price.
PLEASE CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR8ELVES.
i N<j Goods Sold Except for
-STm, H I r*lL U 9 Jt. **• Jtr x s . JC •
Cash paid for Butter —AU Kinds of Pro-dace taken for Goods at Cash Price.
—OF—
Consisting of
DBYtpOODS, _. \ • C l t O p E B I E S , '
CROCKERY, GI.A8S-WABE,
HABiVtrABG,
BOOTS AIVDSHOES^ - j ; . - . , ' . Which they offer-at the: . • •
liCf-vylagT F I ^ I O E S I 176r C a s h o r K e a e l y P a y ,
' i They h>ve a fall and varied aisortment of
BEST BROADCLOTHS, - PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERBS,
CAD£T STEEL MIXED AND BLACK DOESKINS, BEST ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTH,
Gloves, Gauntlet*, Hosiery, English Cotton Flannel, Satinets . and Union Cloth, Blankets.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES! Change in the Shape of la-
M dies Hoop Skirts!! S I T ',.ot>e z.
ctassi ' -Qfrr-O e WZEW OF T H E HEW SHAPE JTJST aa«J<Secel • • - - - - • -Received at th* 8t«r* of
Nov. 1& W. a. DICKDISON A BRO.
NE W FALL tc W I I f T E B GOODS W I L L be Received at our Store this week.
Nov. lg. W. G. DIOKINSCN A BKO.
F L A X S E E D ! F L A X S E E D ! G &. & H ,
AffD TOE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, WILL BE PAH) FOB
DELIVERED AT
O u r ACill Ira B a n g o r , IN". "ST. mPLLHOLLArTB ic ADAIHS. 0 o t l - 9 m
X 3 Z 3 . X 3 S I S Or' O B i • I
Their Stock of Dress Goods is complete, from the naateat Print to the u^tllest Silk, consisting of .
8ILHS, in all the latest styles, ' SHAWLS,
W00LDBLAINE8, PRINTED THIBBTS and
CASHMERES, In new and elegsat deslsns, IRISH POPLINS,
CAMILLAS, POLL DE OHBVBE8,
BASKET PLA1D8. CASHMERE PLAIDS.
PLAIN THIBET9, LYONESE,
OOBCRG8, CASHMERE 80ARP8,
CURTAIN MUSLINS, s FLANNELS,
' 1 PRINTS, great variety' No, I I^IUR'S Block, Malone, N. Y.
Purchasers wishing good bargains and the best quality of Goods, will do well to give us a call, as we keep our Stock full, and aball sell at the lowest living prices.
HO O P S K I R T S , the best article in town, for tale a KINGS'.
PO R K , of eflra quality, can be found cheap at KI1 KINGS*.
RO C K SALT—the best f"r salting meats, can be had by the bushel, and at a low rate, atj KINGS*.
I N S A L T , by the barrel, brsold at a small profit, at fKINGS'.
S E C O N D A R R I V A L —OF— * j.
New Pall Goods! — A T -
O. X,. H U B B A E D ' 8
BO O T S 6c S H O E S — A splendid lot Just received and now opened, ready for Winter, at KINGS'.
HA T S ic C A P S of the latest style*, are now selling offal — B3NG8'.
SO A P , CArVDL.ES, O I L S , F L U I D , A N D Oampheue, of the best qualities, for sale at , KINGS.
BU T T E R . C R E E S E , P O T A T O E S and all kinds of Produce received for Goods, at the best mar
ket prices, at KINGS'.
FARM FOR SALE! The Subscriber has a P r a i r i e F s t r m for St i l e fin
suitable, condition for the use of a Mowing Machine), of 100 acres or more, free from stone, well supplied with living water, with two good Houses, three Barns and other Out Buildings In proportion. This farm-Is situated in Fort Covington, three miles west of the village and one mil* and a half aerth of Bombay Corners. For references, apply to Christopher Briggs and D. 8. McMillan, Malone.
A I K I N IO-ICUE. Fort Covington, Nov. 2,1868—Sm.
BOOTSI BOOTS! BOOTS! Fall and Winter Campaign now Open
No. 1, HORTODPS BLOCK.
The Subscriber would return his compliments to hia old Ous- ' tomers and the Public generally for their liberal
patronage and solicit a continuance of their trade for]
cX? S B O X I S
- m A L L -
STYLES AND VARIETIES which he is now Manufacturing from thej
B E S T O F S T O O K Which has been bought at the lowest prices for Cash, |and
will be sold at unprecedently low prices for ,
TO THE LADIES.—He would say If you want a nice FBBSCH, GOAT, BALMORAL, PEGGED or SEWED CALT, call and examine Prices and Quality before purchasing.
TO THE GENTS.—If you want a good FBKHCH C A U , FRENCH KIP, PATKET KIP or STOOA BOOT, es:amtne my Stock, leave your measure and get your Boots on Short Notice as I have the best of Workmen to make them.
N. MORSB.
2 0 0 ' ' A * * 8 BAL9IORAL BOOTEES, for Sale by N. MORSE.
t l A A P A I R S C A L F B O O T E E S , For Sale by JU\J\J N. MORSE.
1 O O P A , K 8 PATWBIT K I R BOOTS, For N. MORSB.
SU G A R S dfc S Y R U P S , wholesale and retail, at lowest prices, at KINGS'.
TO B A C C O , keg, box, cut and split, and not to be beat, for sale at KINGS'.
FISH—Codfish, Mackerel and Saleaon, are sellhigcheap, at KINGS*.
DWELLING HOUSE FOB SALE. •
A very comfortable and conveniently arrang-ed Dwelling Honfte, situated on Catharine Street, near Mr. Whtttelsey's Foundry and Machine Shops ID this Tillage, la offered for sale at a good bargain.
The Lot on which the House stands, contains an acre of good ground. There Is a good barn, sheds, Ac, on the place. The House 1B supplied with water from the pipes of the Walter Works Co., and has every convenience necessary.
Liberal terms will be given to the purchaser. Title undis* puled. For further particulars, Inquire of the subscriber and owner, on the premises. ELIZABETH LAW.
Malone, Bept 18,1863.
O. Moses, Jr., Has just Received a New and Fine
4 S S O R T W E . W O F ISOODS!
mmmrn & OFFUBICIER If o. 4 Eacle Black;, opposite ths mil
ler Horue,
Bar* sst /teoelved a artneodou* Large Stock or
R E A D Y - M A D E
CLOTHING, know to the Art*
Ambro '^p£r fo r35€$^ ,J VOR 25 CENTS.—AmtutotypesJbf 35 CentfL'
l?liiatog*^iiii8 gi.50 ^erl>Qzeii.--PQo-TOGRAPHS $1.50-PBBDOZBN4—Photographs S i m p e r Doj»«%i; ^ d,<0j» ^ i . ^ a
Laxae Bnafbcrapn*, 4-4 alBe, fl'.OO E a e n . LASOE PnOTOQ«A»Ha, AA n o , $1.00 IAOS—Larg* PhoU-
WEsREVp'ERMVNEilT^IiTUnOH. . We B«Y6 Hfteeu YeBi ' ^x f i r l t a ee totte JBufini -
W e W ^ r j a n t - o u y - ^ o ^ r k . -''- & Plciure.' i r . 'a* Darabi. as'Ari can Itaie.'' '
W B .(MEhto? ALli OP'OOH; N Z K } A * 1 1 V S 8 ^ Duplicate*c*nI;eordcfe '4ata^Tlsa*la-th*Fnture: ' .
We iEnliige^Bniall Pioto©: t*'44 fliw. We Touch them with Indialak, or Paint thesa In C e U n . 3
WK Wn-L G L * « t | ( I B o 4 t t r « C T C R « ^ TO ANTPIR80H
T H l T ^ A B I I ^ ^ J i ^ s ^ l f s S I I Q > « J U XSDBiqr^
Open •v.ryTdayJof ih*firaelr, ttS£li. t t to «••. u.
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{^•ow®1^*^®* &m' ^iefe* i*«**e&' r? i • ^s-jgij — - —
labSsM^i ro i^^ J- . -^l Th.: i - ;s f ts»»fe''KftSS«1'9«rflS» O O . ^ mi
« a » e k n o w l i ^ k & % l « ^ h**)*M*(t *t#--&*FflvaHtTi; airirt *^*rii1nr*tf^1r\I»r» , . ;-i,.. . '^2 &A.~-
,'rry^°t; e f R i n k , , _ . . , „ _ , worki«,*s'l(»'fltielw iSemV tioHeoniprrtenitve, pi***
jlX Wailalra«»on S t m t , Sort*".
oomamsia or
Frock and Sack Overcoats, BUSllfESS COATS, BBES8 COATS,
VESTS!
So. 1 Unloi Block, o i tbe Comer.
Of *Jlth»I*tMtBtytes,Qu»Jltle« and Pricey A L a r g . Assortment ef
Fur, Silk and Wool Hats J
•iii?-> . • . - > ? r - H
Wt, Cloth, Skfttingf:anA Sleighing Capi,:
.ct' 'A
'U- . A! i i_ .
BmtB m& WL0Q$, OLBoperl** aCsaufaesure, a t greatly Reduced Prloe*. All . f l i O i l ' i O T i i S A M t5te«rj»£.' '. -A '• : 3 . .
— S B I , 1*|iltej^T|»fllI|ig, smd IJn d e r SblVta,
F T i , :0mmmmmmtK-mm FUR< ttVLAUB, GLOVESpHOSlERT
\ \ * h ^ t i i l t t U^avatf' ' . \ :•',:•'!• • ' ^ n l / . . T I I s J - t ^ l s ^ - A a a ' t e ' ' I
is*.;* omm^meamo^mm^^H^ ;SOTI sr.&&Mr>*Ei^msm.wi\
alsi'-t: Tiisstoelcls
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BxamlM oar Stock aad'PrloM: N o If yo« doe»H Jfcy.
Having 8»ld off his Stock of Good* purchased early in the Fall, he has Just returned from New York with a
LARGER & BETTER SELECTED STOCK ; Tlfflff EVER B|F§h| , ^ ^
Among which soay hafoonda Spleadld Stock of
O'f-.MUh B T T I . S 8 .
WINTERSHAWLS, Of th* Latest Pattern.
l i A D I E ^ & I i l I S S E S ' . n O O D S , Cbeskp^and P r e t t y .
Shoes! • mmm$m>mmmmm;
Sugars, Teas, *Stc. &o.. &o.. t, <t ffalchliCwaiKiiiAt'fiii f
Malone, Nor. 19,1668.
a u x a s v A O i
aSIwsvw 0. t . HUBBARD.
MILLINERY ^OQDS!
MISSISABELIiA McHUGH'S
« ^ i g | l h « g ^ ^ M k W ^ ^ ^ |
, - r i U t ^ U a ^ «lle» w«
This Stock consists In part ofj
W a t o n . e s , O I o p l s . s ,
Silver and Silver-Plated Ware!
—and—
3F'^LX9~O T O O O D S HI* Stock ofSUver Plated War* conalstaln part of
Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,
BUTTER DISHES, SYRUP CUPS,
Spoon Holders, Goblets, Call Bells ( —and—J
TABLE KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS. --' s .
He will give his attention to repairing • — . fh : .• r , ' ,
•Watches, Clocks a n d J e w e l r y , ...„,,,> at.Np.4,JcrnlonBloek.
Malone, Sept'16tU>18t33.> v > - O. B I O S E S , J r .
1 A A P A I R S S T O C A B O O T S , For Sale by l V U N. MORSI
O Y S A N D T O C T H S B « ' 0 * 8 , For
\ N-For Sale by "" MORSB. B
SO L E , U P P E R A N D A L l / K I i m D S O P LEATHKR, For Sale by ~
MALOKB, Oct. T, 1868. N. MORSE.
H A R D W A R E ! A V E R Y F U L L A N D C O M P L E T E ! " X s i
sortment bought;
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS FOR C A 8 H , Thereby saving a profit usuially paid the jobbers,
aad will be sold at a small advance from cost, and as low a* at any Hardware store in Northern New ITork.
House TrinimiDp, Carriage Trimmings, Harness Trimmings, Mechanics'
Tools, Iron and Steel of all kinds.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Put ty , Painters ' Turpentine equal to
Spirits Turpentine at one-fourth the Cost.
W h i t e L e a d , Z i n c , F r e n c h , F o l l o w , D n a t a e P a i n t , & C , 1 0 0 0 B o x e s O l a s s , a n y
S i z e W a n t e d , a t m a n u f a c t u r e r s P r i c e s .
ROWLAND MILL SAWS, CAST STEEL MILL SAWS,
CROSS OUT SAWS,
And everything else that any one wants In our line.
Malone, July 1,1888. L S. BOSTWICK.
IOOO R E A M S
WRAPPING PAPER! j t f T E WEAPPING TWINE,
HOP AND UPHOLSTERS TWINE, Just Beceifred.aBtlfor Sale
• -"xr zEB.aEt "sr at* o \PST . _ . r'. I.S. BOSTWIOK.
Malone, Sept. IT, 188S1
No<l IJiiio9|BIoxk|?M»10:WN> T. times past, all clauettnLJIcchanlcl
hare bees able by a little experience
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hare bees able by a little experience^ ioknotoattchai
, . - _ . . .. . ..^OilMlWklnd and quality are afforded at abput.the. *ame, prices, except ow^lonaUyweiSe^TriaamM^^ artrcieMtone-iallrte^rJjjelu^ neighbor*A And" w h « l ; l t l j * * | o « e S ^ . | l * e ^ teoti»i%us^meftfto.wBI'p»^twIoft th*fnKiKlHcs for other articles, lor the^stievotjuie article cheap; or, that
. the*e.che*P good**respuriov* and worttfam and "dear
When these ar« artfcles of commerce, that can be ptarj ci»ted«;or jjepliu;e4:ist**jiy;toe;:lt.ls Do*»o»uefcnj»«er ;
capable of producing;. How often ire hear people;*: their regret '^liBt«g«jguW6tTSMri|J %Bmn *• of some lost Mend or dear relative while alive." '
Nowlfjbuari intw. D tVa f P;W t i E , i i*a . 'rcan
PWn, Fancy, O ^ p r l l t «n4 &m*oo&' '1
»rei%ffewMorS*l»ln*fc»W»H«nt' Htlsfle, ana for »Weh
]Tlf?i¥filf./jr# JtOAW.
C Z > ' j A t Z N T S I CONSTANTLr"on hand and for sals at the lowest market
prices, "ATLANTIC" WHITE LEAD, dry and in oil. "CRYSTAL PALAOE-'^WHITE LEAD, dry and in oil,
~ " " " rN PAINT, f Paint*
In use. E R O I L E D A N D R A W L I N S E E D O I L ,
Sdf the very best quality.
C h e a p P a U n t O i l , S p i r i t s T u r p e n t i n e , N a » -t h a a n d P a i n t e r s T n r p e n t l n e , V a r
n i s h e s o f a l l . k i n d s . L a r d O U ." J f l , . J » s r S I » t e M h e r y . . .
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1 0 0 0 8^B^WO^B%Lll9fUnmAraI> toy slie wanted. For Aale at Factory price* *oy
Malone, Sept. 17,18B8. L S . BOSTWIOK.
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