ilultillag Stone Fasces. , . A.Xertmre corresiondeat of • the &n -ew tee as follows on.this sul;leet: " A atone fence built upori light *mitts soil if laid with tolerable skill, Will stand for a long time; but to, construct - one that will Stand upon wesehiltiairAant bulk orally if It is eta pie& Alert' di ff idult e action of the ›, frost will grjullufflyimms the foundation, and when,the:grotufiCh=meri soft in spring the ; atones are crowded out of place, and in a few years the fence Is in ruing When the line of di rection Is east arid west; fences are injured most by frost, for the ground x= the south side is thawed earlier in the s "These however, may be over come. If the proposed fence is to be on a loamy soil that is not very wet, it will be sufficient to make a small ridge or enbankment, say four feet wide and one foot high, to build the wall upon; brit If the land is spongy, dig a ditch three or four feet wide and deep. crow gh to re. ' main radnjured bythe frost; ea it with small stones, or Y Sit and cover, and then your 'ewe It foundation that cannot be " The foundation well preparedthe c next thing is to have the fence well laid. 'Only-: such stones should be used as will be firm, and afford a good Indy* to build upon. They -should be eolald ai to secure these results, and endeavor ' should also be made to have each principle stone, In all except the-lower celiac, rest upon two below% It retires no little skill to build a atone knee well, bet by following these rules one is sirtlikely to go far out of the way; and when it Is enee made it is very durable." Anotlux - correspcmdent in Oniede County, New-Yott, writes as follows, adding that stone walls constructed according __to this method in the most frosty sections of Wales have stood for centalies: "Plough four furrows six or eight inches deep and ten inches wide; take all the sods, or turf and: lay them, en one side—also all the loose dirt gratis easily takenup with a shovel and lay it on the opposite side from the stones for the wall; then commence setting stones on the aide of-the trench large enough to rise three or four inches above the outside surface; then fill in with small stones until within two or three inches WOG top of: the border stones; Mao throw trn'a few shoveffulls of the fine dirt, pass.' ing the shovel over its to make it level ; then commence laying on:- border stones, being carefhl to have them p a little toward the -cen tie; then commence again with the small stones , and dirt as above described. When the dirt is used tip, cut the turfs at suitable lengths and ley , ' lengthways of the wall, bringing the edema of the turf close up to' the edges of ' the border stones, filling the middle space with small atones. In this way there will be about two tiers of dirt and two of turf--if more, all the bet ter. • ":it will be seen that Miff -wail will be - about fo*tichtstan the bottom -and twelve inches acratithe top, when raised about four feet in height If there is no stone handy large enough to reach across the top, continue on as before until the top is well roundecrott— Good Walks. The season Is upon us when good bard walks about nor disellhiga, barns and out-houses gene rally are very:desirable on many accounta— health,and convenience being among them. How many of our ,Nirtuciitcral readers. neglect this home duty! 'Wog many allow the paths even to their houses to be almost impassable In moist weather? And so with the paths to the barn, or different stable doors, to the hog pens, cattle yards, &e. We have known persons to wade through the water, mud and soft manure for eight months in the year, to get at these several places, at the expense of damp feet and nasty boots, instead of providing a footway of stones, cod ashes or boards, either of which could be made at small expense and a few hours of time in l abor. EsPedall — ,y IS this neglect to be condemned where the females of the family are the sufferers. We have many times seen the way to the wood: pile; foal - bin, spring-house, chicken-yard and other indispensable points, totally unfit to be used by them. If any one thinks there is any economy in this, he is grievously mistaken.— To say nothing as to the loss of time in wading through the mud, the wear-and-tear of slice leather and injury to garments would alone pay the entire expense of providing good, dry wal ks ,• but - WI - en the questions of health, of su ff ering and doctors' bills are taken into account, they ought to be sufficient to drive every,negligent, ,unsym atl prietor, whether hi town or count bMAry, the suggestion herein made. ' A man who will not look after thereasonable needs and comforts of a family, does not deserve to have a tamely.—Germantown Telegraph. A NeWlJse for Corn. Prof. Goesaling of Cincinnati, a German chem ist there, claims the merit of discovering a pro cess by which sugar as nice as the nicest can be made from Indian corn. has succeeded in obtaining some three and ilaalf gallons of beau tiful white syrup from s bushel of. corn, and, togrocer importance, has discovered bow to convert that wrap Into - gram:dated su g ar. The syrup is so White that It canlie used in tea without duk s i mpl e WM all, and the process is said to be so s that it mu be camel on e la any farm-house with the household utensils that are found in every well-ordered kitchen. The of this discovery it its promises are il = ance cannot be over estimated. O ar north western states are the rea l es of rthe wort:Oa there is hardly a tto their cape blithe in the production of corn„ How to make the crop the moat profitable to the farmers thergiuld the most :tidal to the world has been thograzdiqueition, and the difficulty and cost of transportation to the East have tended to dis courageefforts for its culture. Bat if every bushelof the golden grain is to yield three and a half gallons of syrup that can either be used upon the table or converted into pure granulated sugar, the problem will be -solved both for the Weld atidior the world, and - the loss of the sugar plantations of the South will be more than trade good. A New-York company have • pm mad froth Prof doessling the right - to use his disvay. for (KOO,OOO, and will immediately ertilika factory and proceed to the practical teat of the professor's c aims For the present the company will only manufacture the syrup, but will go into the sugar crystallization as soon as the licelcd - arrazigements can be, mane ; and not znaY' months Will elapse before it will find its 'Wre , into the market. Oiling Tools. I shall do your patrons good service if I can induce all who do not; to mum - painters' (linseed ell) freely on their tools., Every farmer should :have a can of al, add brush on hand, and leastswur he buys 41-413 W tool, soak it well with inn and dry it in by the fire or in the sun, before lilting: The wood bYthis treatment is toughened .andstreogtheued, and rendered impervious to viten -- etaW sew hay rake and dry ft and - it will beginto be lode in the joints. If well ()fled the wet will have but slight effect Shovels and forks are preened from checking and cracking in the toprof the handle, by oiling. The *ood becomes smooth Legless by. use;ahil is leE3 liable to blister the hand when. long used. Axe and hammer bandies often break off where the *ood enters the iron. This part particularly, shOuld beicroghened with oll,to secure durability, %ling the wood in the eye . of the ex,' will prevent' its loose:sWelllng si4shriniung, and sometimes getting The tools one large farm coat a, large Sum elf Money. They should is of the most approv• ed kinds. It is poor economy at the present-Ca travagsq prim fir labor, to set men at work 'with ordinary .old-fashioned implements. -their' tools should be required to return -their' tools to the convenient place provided for them, eta-ming They .should be-put away, bright. Ths mould boards Ats Pitman: uPt 1 0 Set rusty foram* season to tutother;eren 'if - slietterCd.:— They should be brushed over with a few drips obeli. when put away, and will - then remain good order ttli wanted.— W.D. Thrown, in Afar , soctutelts .Ploymum. - - - 111,11 yokt get a moment to spare, spruce . up. isotilte stetson itshinges„ put -a little paid' on tbspleketfermeyois built het year, make it cosy sttyjon met find thhe for such thbgis The &or Is _you have asa to grow slovenly. • Your wife and ehildreri will be happier your forniwill sell for more raor.ey lathemazietend, be: worth mop: to you at 211/41,, iflou rttlan'odd hour, now-aud then, in sprucing up, ItirYwootriboureml .dollers side _recently refund for, iw9 atkeep, 'which hare their „home in ididdletoMyai. _ rrAili*inlittivOiimAiltetidtsted. .:.. '. .....!...“—ifildlTl Cl M a g t,rl " 6111 iltieli. : .:%. : ,I: ''___ .1 .., 1 1 1 V . 41.'• ; . ";!•"`i 4,l ! h - •:' T all Ye people! .--. ' , . . Happy new Year, everybody You who think this festive season Worth a little time and money, • Yon who think the ties of friendship Can be strengthened by remembrance, , Yon who think this making presents Is not all awhile custom,. Yon who think that, aged fellow— • " Santa Claus" that' enerous fellow Should have something more than candy inbirt grad capacious basket,— Listen to a kind suggestion Showing how you may discreetly Choose a gift that's most befitting -,.. To bestow on Mend or brother, Son or daughter, father, mother', .:.; : _ Wife or husban or (hat (ghee.: Which young f aelelghlugo: - 0 , •Of which bash _, g maidens ' Whisper so,ll)M te r,,t. other— • Listen while wElmoughtvra show you How bug ; ay invest your 'iHreeubacie In a manner satisfying .: ... --,--,' To yourselves, your friends, and to forth. 'Thew= Many things are in the market, All quite proper in their places; He who makes the best selection Shows, of course, the greatest wisdom; She Who bU„vs the thing that's lasting, Which:will long be kept and cherished For the beauty it possesseth, Or the love of her who gave it— Tarnato good account the custom Which from year to year we honor. Should you ask us our opinion Where to find this thing of beauty That will be a joy forever, , We should answer, on the instant, Come and get your "picture" taken— Likeness of the face you carry; • What though it, be plain and homely you have Mends who think you-lumdsome, And that thing which fools call beauty Is not always what it seemeth ; Many a face rough-hewn by nature Wears a manly stamp upon it Springing from the heart's affections, Or from intellects due culture. Many a face not finely moulded Looks the noble man or woman Honest, upright, loving, truthful, 'Cause there's inward worth and beauty Ever speaking, ever beaming Through those plain unelaadc features. But, if partial mother nature When bestowing her endowments Made exceptions in your favor, If you really are "good looking" If your cheeks are round and rosy, Fair and comely as the morning, If your eyes have charms that sparkle Wheresoe'er you cast your glances; Then be sure and put in practice' What we here have recommended: On the order of your going Stand not for a single moment But at once make this your business; Takeyour beauty to the Artist— Copying Wlll trot impair it And your friends would prize the picture, Put it in their gilt-edged Albums, To their visitors they d show it, Proud that (ace so passing lovely „To their house is near related I '\Vould you seek the place to go to Where they give you faithful pictures, Where yourselves they'll surely show you Just as other people se" you— You will find It in theThcenis, Block that's built of brick and mortar, Bight above that place of dry wacala..- Famous place to get your dry goods Kept by Bead, the Judge so noted, With his partners Add' and Henry— Up two flights of stairs you'll find it, There from early morn till twilight Yon will find the busy Artists Ready witWtbeir art to serve you. Heztrrou will take the "sitting," Put you in a nice position So that when you get the picture You with pride will gaze upon it, Wondering by what chance it iappened That of late you've grown so graceful DEANS is there to do the printing, Mystic Photographic printing— By the aid of BIM and Silver, Flc Will work the magic wonder, Straight from glass to paper'll pass you Tone you up with gold the pureak Fit purred) , for the Album, With a three cent stamp behind you So that Uncle Liam shan't grumble That his Revenue Internal Hasn't got its share of profits. Aa to styles we'll try and suit you— " Carty visits" arein favor, " Patographs" are quite the rage now, " Vin-ny-etts" some think are better, " Fourtograplis" are often called for, "I.'arsteraphi" by some are TV41. 14 . 4 , Whilelas te ase all others “./A22ateates" by sume are'cliceen: But whichever you decide on, Call and see if we can please you : Our "machine" can work out wonders Having powers quite unexpected To produce the thing that's wanted. One word more, and that a grave one, Dorilforget io,bring your -money Name and fame have their importance, By our skill and kind attention We will hope to well deserve them; But the pay's the grand essential, In these times when bread and batter Range at figures quite expensive, ,Tis the pay for honest labor Keeps us from the dreaded poor-house, Saves us from a near acquaintance With:the constable or sheriff; Far fhe pay me all are working— Show us that and you will find us Ever Tailldbl.—yours truly!! J. Is. HAZIMIVN. Mit gnieptudent ftpublican. rintlilli:RXD BIM TETISDATi ai N0W1110194 11178111111 11•1134100IIIVIT,111211ea, B? H. H. FEUsa.ZIEFt. ?WON AMAMI. Office up stairs is Hawley elfeciarcee Building• Rates off Airiertiong. apace.l t: lw 1213111213 . 11 Om iLy . 1 Katie, 5001510012.5225 800 $6OO $BOO Selman 100 159 200 260 600 601 900 1600 fiqtrazoal .1 50122518 0018 1518 0017 50 12 00 2000 4squirosl 5c01500182514W80019 60 15002400 Tsrelve'linee of this size typal make a opus. 11313 Mies of thin also • Yearly.advatisereel. ll 4lefe of alleft ar auger& their advertlyerithan ge. BertritestUrdstroteeceetles. aTe Ilneelmertal at $3 per saMetri. ddhettrrmmta.tolnecrelnaernonln eertpoper.menbe Woad te .Irelgepatternoon ..orlyesiaerdep ournshm. `Job Work.—The Office of the Isommecie • - limmtuctetispr s orkfled sitbtlirce -V a nt. i. l3 : l/%21.= • 1- 11,,aNewEex w~elherfi y "FT:. • . I C! i Nf t .=•,..%,• 'avowal= i =tllCh c,rdr itillatlNFamphlettaktam.rallbedanelat y and prOmpli Itlainks.--Juaticee C.onstablee and &boo Maski,HaVas. ,Deeds,Lcoset LiadCocanclaare:kcpteoastsofl7 us Land and forge* At pa hrozrimart Rxrcsucui.oll4o. Crockery and Clothing A, Biif.i•st.i , al.. witlar enLI OLT 91,2Cttopx. Cloths- and Clothing. c a r ,,, a ts, CaldatelA . 4l . 4 l ClahlarlA CHANDLERS Kerosene Oil. I 79TQam1TARItLiau . , _:_- Groceries.: IL -WICPWE WM. of Grocedessad a MUD more at that BEST 4.1 Tra. t. v.... -4. 01.7.-mo ;2. • • .117•NOLICIril Looking Glasses, 1140 IL 'MIX By. , - Si R. I.TOsili •M. •«.1111 - • , STERLING% Altsß.oszA, FORreStrnixAln ; I,ogsto 1.Y.411R1. TGRAZIJ Strayed or, Stolen. &wir d TAI , PO , l , 4T,E r kt t i;tty 4 . t. Vibcrtil reward vii 1,411201. *Lilt 4S: /11,LEY. mutdroi.D...mber tossi.-4r. - - L .11;am:um, kivtgis", 11. 1 Wswitizivrizaizti/s4agmf, ?'" S "A -- ' "- •1: ' . . BEE TIMES -ARE OHMS IIETTO to loUto Ins late soccolos and vidorbs of our raiilrLsiVir. and COISKIMMUT the DEMOS doll klfl ettlifeqbeiT, ilmqb4ttiq & eo. Eati ready mut trilling to sell Ronda at la i T ie == Th re alms ""'" l " tat 6 ta ' arblitati lamlght a our, Large and 'Elegant Stock of Goods ra=al7 keSbY them fbr tli° Pall and Winter Trade Decline of Prices, areilicretore prepared to mit WI In want of, and on promise extra Indocamonts to all twos of Dry Goods. Fancy and Millinery Goods, Clothing, In *lda Una our Stock I by tar the lamest and most complete of any In the CoFunty. and embrrcan a fall Um of y o Domertle oness GroW.sOLAS, sr* an Merino& Puna:intro. Bombe:Mak netal Cledhl, Le. Alma= Loom ell arnol or part and 1)*. Leiner, and Plalda. EL:Maimed', tr.c.and In DOMESTIC GOODS Mks, Hwllns i Doolsox Chr.:2s. &c., Flannels et W colon and qualities. LINEN GOODS. SHAWLS 1 SHAWLS ! tingle and doable Woolen. Mocha, Shetland wool. and Cashmero. CLOAKS, CLOAKS, of the best materiel' and of the taloa udylea Also cloaking mr tenni; ikenehdotba. BMITII, waterproof clothe ' s:oda b*re estba , ty deb:Allt trimmings Ow own. FURS FURS 1 FURS I In this Mown would especially call the attention of lawn" as In oar aaorlmeol and price% whteh def y cora OM= Hoop Skirts', Hoop Skirts, Hoop Skirts, sew, if laso's, t ag Chll , ll . 74lf o no t a of and emir . and nylon, of Corsets, Corsets, Corsets, of the best Troth nuke, superior to say others out. Woolen Goods ! In Maeda, Nelda, Bantam dr, de—, and a ray large tine he READY-MADE CLOTHING Our facethlee are the wee am ere,. oor Mock to tele breelb of trade In very bole alnl d a nd com every one pIeUL l a n as g t of lle eed to pull a v atlaff Metes, Youths', and Boys' Clothing either In eivig,kaulity gooda,.or make, ani continue making up cumuli. TO ORDER.. .d would rupeethdly draw tee st.ention of all that are In the kablt of having tlielr &Abu made to ordu, to try us as we un tin Full Satisfaction in Style & Make MVO VS • can wen v.....L. can goods. GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO. Ilantiose, Sept. /9•1864. Real Estate Agency 1 THE undennened have formed a partnership and opened an of. ace for the porchww.,salo, and rental of real estate in the Coma. ty of Sunanehanna, Pte.,' and we shall try to make ft for the intend of all who desire either to pert-hue, sell. or rent real estate, to gior us • call. We design to *Overtire extensively In all those counties, both to No Tart .*dNam -Lwow, tramwhence come most of the persons who hay lands In this county. Mr. Binds Is acquainted throoetnnat the count y and will gtve the inalters ' = ed to us his whole attention. We have Several Farms on Hand. mltawetnr Th e:CDmoney on ,t;tp;i. = No. 1.-529 neon of land In Enron 1... a.• so bossed. good dwelling hots, elO barna welt watered. nod will support mon no to 33 mos (torments% to meetings, schools. and mechanics. A lase pact of the purchase money can remain fora series of years. N 0.3.- 1 .33 acres of land to Franklin, weevilly.) 100 ems Is Money wdl watered, two dwelling houses. two barns. C 20222101 to meetloga schools. and store. Well suited for dairy purposes.— Fart of the pmv.hase money may remeln for a relies of years. No. 4.-191 acres of lend to Diunack. IA) Improved, well watered and fenced. good new dwelling house, 2 barna] orchards, cod chest nut-timber upon It sufAcient to fence the whole them for fifty years, Two and a half miles from Blalock Corners, and eve miles froze Mantras. Taro-thirds of the purthwe money cm main for a sex. In of ylarksonared by bond and mortgage. No. &-117 acres of hard in Bridgewater township, 2% miles trom Mont se, 03 nos improved, a gond new dwelling hose. harn, 2 forty - feet sheds, • cood grafted orchard, watered. One half of the purchase money can (2.22111 for • number of yearn, secured upon the premass N 0.5-100 onresodintste to Bridgewater. two miles from Mon. bon. 63 acres Imposed. good new doe ) lieg house. barn, and orch ard. Onothinl of the immense money dawn. and We balance to I, 2.5,4, and 5 yes.. No. 7—Altuate to the township of Forest Lake, four miles from Montane:. A dailystage pans the hose. 154 acnn. Over 100 ba11>22.2. 2 rd dwelling 2012.2, two 23.1222 and sheds. good Drub so mil In matad monintrorder. and elder mill, diurnlng by water, bilk house, At. Terms (.I.ne.balf of the purchase money doom. the Slims In floe annual payments No. 8.-210 neon of land In Herrick township, 190 acres Improv lid, good dwelling boos two barns, wagon house. line SWAM,. well watered, and under • good state of Immovement, convenient to schools and meetioes, and can be oanystfently divided and math Into two farms. Terms Onshalf down. balance In looallmeete. No. 9.—witusite In the toonstilpof Jenson, seven miles from II ont row, ostalrilng silty acme, fogy-flue Improved. n rood lws _Ss. • grafted orchard,and a very One trogor bash. couvslent to (woos.. Fettoota nadMills. One.flU p r dstm. was .310. tegantG townehip of Nerhillfort contaleingl6o aeres-1011 on huronved ; two miles from the Baronet , of Neo Milliard, and abst eighty ends from We Unknowns and Werra, Ball Read ; seen wderSolth grafts go ad imlittlin... - W•nd • fine twin orchard—• grove of chestnut son the premiss suitable for Um or telegraph poles—is school house In the Immediate vicinity ; and threedllferent If within Millo6 atm from lb. Pass mill be odd If the inuebaser should not want the whole Telma reasonable. aMr dl3l ". • "Mg. Address • - - _ - Jszmaril& IS6l—tl Kantresn.fitmuebsn 41:figis DO .. O TI WANT A. GOOD PIANO oa CABINET ORGAN ! lUALL (AND SSE TUEM AT 0. D. BEMAN'S Where You :on be Suppllnd with eny Thiso an the Llas of Musical Merchandiie l !f1302.1 A PIANO TO A ..111EWSIIA_FLE P . ALSO—As usual, the cmly soortmentof PURE Silver-Ware and TINE JSWELE.Y N. only the Plows of Ent Oars Boston and New-York Makers. and all Pianos add by roe will be kept Mina, one my. Oabinet Organs Warranted for Five Years P. B.—U you Irani an Inferior Inalanznd, doll call an Tonle. trot!. 0.. D. istiaLtN. Warm!, Mateo DONA W. B. Daum ' A • ThelnstranceCo.ofNorthAmerica, PHILADELPHIA.. Ras Establiihedan Agency in Montrose,Pa. This is the Wed Insurance Co. in the U. Biala. thiSII CAPITAL. PAID IN 55C0,000. ASEJfIII OVICH t 1.200,000. rfl=l. :11f7= —G-- °`°"gritr=lll,Jro Ur,. O. 00 PRIX President. , B. STROUD,=A. . t. . kladtaseauti MISC.-1y ON. to Lattororea Brick Wm. 40003E13E1 o , == llcb tig ia3 Wit =mot toll to oult.• Iva a GROCERIES, fiU 8U04R5,7 LIB, COFFEE, SPIOR,FLOUL and 84 LT, (by the sack or barrel,) FM, and all ouricsaluiromanatuaciamorxwas. Flour by the Wholesale and Retail. La! manta oitzll,l hope lora:dna liberal olloreof potdlrps N.B . N.B Thet y ristroarkelorteopoLl torRISITSMItt.CAW =I 111cCOLLUt & SMILE. attorneys and Counsellors at - Law, MONTROSE, :SM.. CO., PA. • QthainLailirests Newark*. Elating, cm Lathrop, Tyler it Haler* Stole. B. YeUiunn. - • • D. W .s 1 • MILL binertresx, I , Phrosmil. 1511 -Jr FALL & WINTER GOODS ! TI:TST received a poi stock tattable for the WM% atthe tJ veig4ie.Pica. OII.BIiDI.EWB. - STAFF: GE !U E. ta T A i n tI n ,.._.42rEI L DRAVE . D AWL In. 471440.91-4V.Pf:,,: at the malt Ne*Fimit Newciods VDT, the an d gybe of aaismootokotos vowed mm tooloeso oar too tame sa WEBB a BUTTERFIELD, Deg leave to DS= the 'mallet/lave are nom natelvlaz ham Nee Took a LARGE and WELL SELECTED STOCK* Goods of Every Deseriiition ecomlshog of the latest styles of Spring and Bummer MM. Chay Iles, DelahmlCOmolmeres, Maeda. Oottonules, ha A. lot of , G-rooeries of all A read emortment of Unadrere, Olasseram, Wocalemeafr, Hate and Cape, Boots sod Stout Umbrellas, Paras Ole, °lova, Dress Trlmmlosm,Beck ThtEcarts.Collant&A Also spat essartmeat of HARDWARE, conahnlas afidbareD, Spada. Dom Planina Etookanrt iv, ad. £ll Ida& at madam taken la =ham. Call and sco vast Welib's Old Store on PublioAvenne E. 7. WEBB, - • A. D. DUTTISFAILD, Mosta:a.. ADM ttn. 1861.-37 That SOffie 3r_.70 _ _ coon L. C. KEELER Itas on hand one of the RIOT ASSORTMENTS of 8411, Can, MID fURB, Gloves and Mitts, Boots,Shoes,mdFindings, EVER OFFERED IN TRIG MARKET It coral D, In part. of We following : TS AND CAPS. Oen& Wonl, Felt, and Far flak r... Ems to saxe. t i Wool, 1 . Felt, and Fur Hat, from '. 75 to 4.00. Children.' Wont, FOIL and F. Illa, from Xto I.fil. Gene, L/opr', and Children.' Clow Caps, from .75 to 0.00. Boots and Shoes: Ivala Balmoral., plain and fancy, from SIN) to 11.in0. Lid . 10 , Lardrot and Kid Gaiter., from 12.S'i tnll.ol Larlho Cloth and Kid Siloperu Mhoes and Children.'Balmoral., Gaiter.. and bets, rho rho. Gentlenon. coarse and doe Dont. coasnuay un hand. FINDINGS. Pink and Whitt. Lincg bk , rk enanneal Roans, Lorta. :WN Ink, lieel iM an, Webbing, lionanere, rlkbere.,&k, and Mitts. Dente Buck Glom and Mitten's, from $l,OO to $3.00. Gentle KM Glows, from $2,73 to 13,:4. Boys' Buck Mitt= (Wm $ JO to $l. FURS. LuUce, Moro, and Collor, Vlotorlots, Cow", Moll& Cuffo..od 11 ..010. of evo7rorlorY I Setts front 410 0 var ; Oulto . Uoio Glom, 800 nod Koury itolo, Br.. &c. All Undo of Furs moth. In order, mod W A RUA NIEL , to be wlnoi limy are ,preocuted. tna Moro cleabed nod ropalrod nrotly. CASJI PAH) for allklodo of now Fora 000 door Wave the 1 . .1.1. L. C. IEE.LER. =I On the Track. C. F. MEEKER, HAJM.Tcbpreanniparet4htoFmarnuda:t stock orr hand of 11. Plows and other Castings, sorb at .re renerally found Ina Country shop at abort MAIM and on reasonable tern.. Foundry opposite the Post Office In New Milford. Pa. N. U. OLD 11105 WANTED. for which I will pay CASII. C. F. MEEKER. New Mimi. 6. pt. 11. 1854.-Iyp HONESDAIM MONUMENTAL WORKS! To the People of Susquehanna Co. MILE underehmed hereby nonotmce that they are Inllng the C. ders lx.eleed by them for Tomb Stones, &c., to this County. as Last as they tanpos.albly wortt them ott and de liver them. IM" tram rayeansil , solicited and filled promptly as agreed upon. B. PECK & CO. lioncdale, May 80. 16C.L.-11 Eight Hundred, Acres Of Valuable Woodlands for Sale Situate near b'usq. Depot, an the /6176 Railway, IN HARMONY TOWNSHIP, SUSQ. CO., PA. ARCEL. No. 49, ax decried no deed from 0. L. Waid M Gm. P hem and Mei:limey, recorded In deed book. No. to. gaze 991. (webbing 106.67 acres. No. 41. containing 103.119 acres N 0.44, containing 77.09 acres. No. O. contal ,, ing 78.144 acres. No. 46, containing 116.61 =gm. N 0.30, containing 86.1% acres. WarraM to C. L. Ward, containing 877 acres. The above bunts Ile amtlignons, and will be sold Ina body or to the above dmrWbed parcebs - to gull purchaser.. Said lands lying in the Immediate vicinity of one of the most Important points on the File Itailway.whwe the Railroad Company have extensive to.. chine Slope, and are now erecting ALI more extensive ehd expel. tine oho; and being timbered lode and oleo good for ag.lculteral purpose 4 offer rare leducemcnis to purchaser. irmating such lands. Title Good. Terms of Payment Liberal. I LEWIS JOHNSON No. 39 Rangweet, New Tork. or to Ycl In e 6, 1664.-tf BETLEY d FITOH, Montrose, Pa. D. BREWSTER, AUCTIONEER! Montrose, Pa. Fire and Life Insurance ! PROCURED DY F. B. 'CHANDLER, yle as 000 D COMP/41E8.d aan LOW BATES as can be done In the State. Montrose, ADnll95. 1964.-tf Stuart's Refined Syrup. SPLENDID uticleprt received. 1:64113. WATE.OI:IB. FOSTER.. November LIM+ 7,1,ame:17 Tammeitcad? AT }KINGSTON', LIIZEIRITE 00., PA. A First Class School of Trade ! Seld for Circular, W. S. SMITH, Principal. 1111i0sTON. P Auxut 1, 1/.64.-6m BEACH'S NEW PATENT WHEEL HORSE R E FLA—FLING. Hay, Grain, Stalks and Gleaning Grain. Pareakd April 'OO, and Jail. lOth, '64. Mail 'lake hae been thoroughly Pip] be M.e anners or Sep/. InuanaLlocatty and orotounced the Mk:3 I' in UP. E. My last eprovements make th ComfyLL RIGHT. It has TW MIX talk n the Premium at our Fair I ale° In Other p Price of Rake Boxed Up, 015. A 00(1) HAY LA Kg le a verylmpoltant matte atevery fame v iis iLl k lal o nt m saintt a =e: o a t anta . lag 11., ar: , d c zaper. per than lean. For tamonials and Ma w r,' particulate ane 6 bale 'Ledbilais. LORENZ() BEACII, BIOUttCUr ra., Janet% 1664.41 Patentee. MEAT MARKET. On Public Avenue, near gearle's Hokl. rESMl'conelanuy on pand agaxlsnypiyonly47.§mit or alrklndo. °Asti pkeijor iIk.K.V OOTTLO“ 0 VE.B.I6IIZEP,andI,dILOB. AliotorlilDlStrof on tou., . . B.T.lturnocti,/ 13MNETOCE ili MANLEY. li.llAirt.nr. i Montrone. rab.M.mm,-U .• , .; Esainhifitt. - Sttrgeton I TllEelbsertberhaitek been seibleA b r Pensions, MEDIuAL E AWN= st • gre eertlemlet OH entitled Lei Per-lons, 'Alta lend to . " pliestionalhat may nreacatadlo 1113 a, at .1. S. E PAM/ nic,oilone, &mil • Poplins, DeLaines, &e, FR=ZII33.IIOIMPIIM CM.NDLEAV . AST4l.4s.White, RO, 0 • 1e 4 41s giculpiam ft MI HUNT BORA_N7O:I` . .:, F.a-, Whalen', WI BelaU Dmlas In HARDWARE IEOE, STEEL, NAILS, BpariLtar C u t I ra i4f43 p nallis Canino Materials. dorfas i : s ! liketta and Boxes, Botha Bats, Washers, Patent Irma Plated Banda. Malleable Irons, Bobs, pokea,elloes, oindleaßows,Poles, Fatal Leather, Enssmaled Leather. Whip Soda eta, and a general variety of Carriage arul Marialheturers Goods, Be, dre., eat. fir We give math sttentlonto Ws part of our stock, and otrer a better sehiCed assortment than tan be ratted elm where to at. Br of the State. gristle, Vteee,EttaM mid Iraa, Bellimrs,flaramera,Me4mai Film In greet variety, Tackle Block., Row Challis. Wind. stones, Plaster ParisAlement, French WlndowiMsra, -- AGRICULTURAL IId:PLEBEENTS, Foramen . =am. and Craw Sawa. Emery, Born Wrappf as Paper, Blasting Paper. Fuse and Blasting Tubes, Plata sad Coates Hann Modena Bazaracred florae Nall; Car. venters' Tool.. In great variety, sad £LL W TXD, Lcalbersad Finding, nlibber and LTxtbet Benin& Fairbanks's tiontianodc• Scranton. Pa., Karen SO 1664.-1, NEW GOODS MIRE mine - einem have this daL r e turned from New Yost with • J. LAM, E and BEA UTLFU stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-Ware I Plateds-Ware I Cutlery, 8z Fancy Goods, to which to mon id Invite the attention of their 14.'1 , 410. thni . haven large Moor of Engligth American, and Seri. Watehen. both (fold and Niue, of veryperior qualities, Enamel ed. Coral. O, ro no Jet, Box and Glans, and Plain Gold Seta of kat mg, and Pine, Shamrock, Enamel. Plain Gold arid Fancy Fang: iltkrure, ofavevy varier' nod price, 4told tr,tevtg, A rrhlcLa, Chatelaine, mart! and Neck 4 , halna, Gold and N Ivey liptctacles and Thimhka,Gold hleve Buttons imd Stscia.bpoons, Table and Pocket Cutleiy, Sliver Napkin Rings, Botts and Fruit Knives, Card C Ports, every description of Odd Plai ces la Cases. The lartant lot of Plated Warr tern brought Into Brooms Count?. eon , tuls,nu every art knit In use. some very heau tiful inn.rts ('idea ornament. a Mee lot of Fans of all qua! !firs, Clisaks, Coro* Beads, )(VIM and (lunar fittings and Trimmings, Fishing 'rankle In evers variety, Ba rometers, Thermal:Liensm, Beadles, Wailes, Gold Pent; Sagan% T Spy Ohne. ke— Sic. Also Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of Um very best =tent GUYER & BAKER'S Family Sewing Machines, Kedrie'a Myer and Waler dre. The "lave Goal" •cre bought for CA, 11, mut will he sold on the most favorable terms. All kinds of Watches and Clocks Repaired o ohnrt not WA In the BEST MANNER; elite ENGRAVING In the if EST STYLE. EVANS & ALLEN. Bleghamton,Ntay enmm l ercia Banal= opperdte the YostUlllee A Free Fight ! FAIR PLAY ! JAMES MARTIN, Formerly of the Erm of Martin and Rosencrent Is Now in the Field! listen removed to h Isegemed commodious Store House at Fairdale, And lust retained hom the city with a huge Stock of Pall and Winter Goods, Parehazad entirely fore:lab/I%nd which he now offers for cobs DEMI Small Advance for Ready Pay. Thle le thr olnoe to boy. Come and see. The highest Markel Price paid In (Jag. for Butter and Poultry JAIIES ,IIIARTIN. Falrdole.Noventber 10.1803.47 Us S. 740 LOAN It Is A Italian' Savings Bank I HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST Than Any Other, And the Best Security. 6URCRIYTIONI3 naIEIVED BY W. H. COOPER & CO., Augaid ::, 1g64.-tr NEW GOODS : NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. Now arrivin at CriLli le SW fir t4coret Montrose, June 19,1961. REMOVED, AGAIN ! "The Famous Barber." (owe And 'RAM, thatocietterbel. Yam.. Barber. tete eliteYU. Law Hay , noir et mede, Over F. 11. Werkee Store Store Find n.a Shuving and tihatniKalng, Find me cutting flair to bolt , you. Find no ready al pm, eerviir Al your eervice. odeaLsv MOULUb Second dour above Searle's Hotel, Up Stairs. lintilsale. June 21,1244.-lf Still Alive I .onld rrepecitu lateral the public that mre ECM Ultra, end continue to tly A NUFAOTUEE WOOLEN uoor" CARD WOOL.and ORM OLOTIL tho serno an usuaL it the • OLP MOTT STAND," ono male en44.4allnomth of Montrone.= the snake Creek Turnpike. I JUDSON MOTT. Ildentiev, June 6. LlIeL-tt i EJLESON MOW. UNDERTAKING ! b AVh;-b4.n a l L d Lion and patro.alse blifricr.asand p' uhtle t grmawrluly. elmlhetHears atthrrtancoarhcc astral. LIENRY IVAENEII. Great 1104. March Z.1°63.4t FLOUR .! FLOUR ! rumor PAUL IIt - X WUB, Mr ale bp tba load, boatel, it* or pound. and al lov plc= as the luxe wukatis4 CID bola at ani °ibex IStOtT thii Ooanly. P 1 1 .1144 4. 2 r0 43 7, 1 ,1 141 4 i , Alt! I+) irg14 4 .44r. • • AT • R. DE 1111M 1 126 SE anbscriber IntAw opening New floodist fices conformed Tto the altered Wro oe of all kinds of mehandlte ; I VERY SIIOII BELOW the Mimed' Efeptember. Of whkh be found LADIES' DRESS GOODS le all Ito variety. Great bartmln• In Dull& Clnittlw,Water-proof Cloth, French Mick Cloths, end Colored All Woo Vlcaklnga. CLOTHS, I. CASSIMERES, &C. Black Clot Doe Doe WM, Coat ' Ingo. Fanel=mores. Kennels Jeans, Sheep • Gray Sitinets. Also, Trimming., EIOWLESETICS. Brown and Slatted Guilin; Defame, Tlekings, Flansfels. Crash. Mayers, Toweling, dee. Notions. Great matey of 11.4 and Balmoral Mts. ladled Men'. And Chlkhern's Rod I.lons, Combs. Skirt UrelA, Bindings, Thread of all lamb. 4 dr TWA, E.MI=A Cotton. dc. do. Boots -& Moes. " 13 0 11 f Boas. Cbtldrenli Cort,per-toal Shoes, Manx= Shoo,. BaLmoral Shoes, Women a Calf Sloes. GROCERIES. . - Bow. at prices not to be beaten. TEAT DEPT QUALM Green, Mork. and Japan Teas. Coffee. Spirt. Ginger, Salmon:A nuff and Tobacco, Blvd &ed. du. do. NEW FIRM! BALDWII & ALLEN, FLOUR, VIED, SALT, PORK FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars, aCiLaCioN73O3EL, Timothy-Seed, & Seed Wheat, BRO9MS, NAILS, &C. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN, WIN. L. ALLEN Montrose, Wed side Poolle Avenue. Argil IS. MAC No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store Ras lona beizquended.ln 110liSILOSE, and now we kayo it A.T ;33MNI rw rlc l d t g Go . to Las Toro or Stook, and the rttre Steck of r " rr".tt: t::tur.Vmenrord l'crnk Silvet and Plated Ware. ever offered In Moutroo. A holismlld Astortment of Casters. Cake Basket., Cap., Goblets. &C., nob° Cake and Ple Kuivev,l:poota, and Forks. A complete &111107iMCIA of Goluband bllvcr Watches, Ame don. E isl ll JVg. l iStorar , ao4 Plated. irtaa„selld Geld Joapetry„ Lock; eta and Colo, Napalm may Finger ltle,o Gold and Silver Thimbles, rocket halve. Ivory Table linho,ker Violin and Guitar Strings, lust received and for male •ly 0. D. DEMAN. Montrone, January 11.778861. The Orto of Mend, Watro.. and Foster My:" Having tiDoowl of oar stock of ClOcirs, Watches, Jewelry. and Silver Ware to our fellow townsman, Mr. 0. D. 1311 M,, we ...id ea.ortlY recom mend nor learn. tuld the tothik generallY. who =7 h. any of the above mentiouedzoods. to give him a oil and examine kW dock." Iterltember—One door above Searle's hotel. Repairing as ITsual. . Montrone, Now. 16,1561. 0. D. BRAUN. tIONi & CO. Carpets, OH Cloths, Mattings Drugget, Ma ts, Boots, ' Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals, Robbers, . • Sandals, Glass, Paints, Oil, Nails, Sheetings, Bats, Yarn, Border, Dry Goods, Groceries, Lamps, plated Ware, Door Trim'ng, CoMn Trimmings, Thread, &c.; ALL OF Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar, Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches, LYCOMINO CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO realm &VENUE. Montrose . 64.41 EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS rnatTunt ESTABLISHRIES WILLIAM W. SMITH, 1 BE 211+1V;Fn I t Establishment a Wm. ,1412,irg fated susd greatly Im. prove rl.th.. ontorictorres peach:Lily wmounce.s to the dB. tens of Montroseand vicinity. that he b constantly atatinsand heaps onhand the LLEBEST & BEST assottmentof FURN TITRE .to be fauna in the Country. Weitivethofollowinglist of some of the artirlerwhlehwewll sellatgrcoUyyTedaad prier...for CASH or It= DY ray ltorearol,Wianut orStabogony,with glass,froto $l6 to 488. Bureaus with moth!. oeb.m.tenetoP.,from , $lB to $24. And large maortmeot,from *B, CO, $l2, $l4, to 018 . WltshStandp4CordBtande.wraer sqoareStands.of ollvarle ticrmd prices,trom 75 Genie to ten dollar. Deedto,dlvaae,torelrocks.footstookottomamOotingesAre. Oeotre.card.pler,tollet, , llnlng.kitcheo,and extension table*. ofe Ch v s.lreenorlw S ootleeatalocil ta auts—o,floc.ood wooAaatt• t ne Slid ty le . 80tos4cte-rkteteef urulth edo (abort LI otle cot Now Yorkprkel, SPRING BEDS 1. A LisoiAsunrrirsax.ClroUrrATAßATlzai M• Inv rt. N.B. Nowirmaducoffine On hand or tnlehed :ash °McNeil.— licursesalwureln readine.yrhon dealrcd. etwoloynonebnyCAßEF 01.& EXPERIEM EI)WortN W MEN. e Inteod to do our WORK. WELL, and sell It as LOW milt can bon !Corded. W. W. SMITH, Mordrore,Nobruory 23.180.2...tf =I J. LYONS & SON. a syr.A.L.N . R.B Z. 7 Teas, Coffee, Spices, I= Wall Paper, Shades, Cord and Tassal s, B. R. LYONS, AGENT FOB THE I= AT TEIE FOOT OF MAIN ST. Sleighs and Cutters. TK ildenligned czn now fee found over A. .Y.T.REWMFA'S kilsehmalth Shop; Oren corner east of Tarhell's Hotel. in Mont. rose, where be will tontine toners on the manefoann of Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &c. Rudy Ml¢e htarkotAlelAka,Lumber SleigheaudUatidranoiroll Repairtnione oitaily;at chore police. Nene Staff for Cotters, cod iira,roa Makefeinsteriale,hostuuulay.tepteonst.tlyonhand, sO Ante he mond te. do 11001) NV , ItK n Amu votive. A d"odadpply ol ready-mad e Spokes kepteonalant 11 an band. N. U. A lfradaonsiodebtrd to the undersigned will pleoae nq aodactue ilwirAccnuntx without fat Ilex tint let. • Montrose; July 18. 1e64. WM. GARY. A. G. REYNOLDS, WOOL eltantNG. Brooklyn, Basq. Ca, Pa, May 23,1864. . 'Soots and Shoes. CIDIN st , llLe old pilmOnst opened sad rot We by Ollontrace. Sept 11. 1 6d3. J. LIONS di SON Haase for Sale or to Rent Ti!E Rwae latdY oeenPfed by A. n vs ratfr a t :Wm Of oldmde Us. ISM ; Wanted Immediately. d drive tam, MAN WV COI* Of Udd IdgMst r u :l druitcrryrs...ll a wngsmort*.A9 Fromm Idd Pro y 'CA S' H • • . CA Cal,riddighiges=4 caimq onLy or U. D. Best Instrument Ever . Maimbetared, Can buy It at h t ram clas to SIN pso M[right. .IM Tort uttl Itt, Prices from 035 to $6OO. 15Ampla arrays oil tond. l Or Justragived Boer. gum Imuiteacen Book to tbe 'Cabinet Organ and Weladsca. The but Dook• Tot. Ala°, sip SS ODE Violin bUthlt. _... - - -- 0. r). /3EM-AI N T. 17,..41,,e, lialamber 163865. _. r itutual .. so; Isnowneettliss net• =MO of 40r- 0 0 IC) Si in thentuneronsdepsrtmentsof Mercantile Business: 11. O r r FULL AND DESIRABLE. a , 71 Mont condisteln put Drugs, Died' clues, Paints, Oils, Dye itN, Mulls, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa. per, 011 Shades and Failures, A Kerosene Larnps,Shades,Chimneys Burners, Transparent Cones, • Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tar. pentine, BENZOLE, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,Bird Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry, • Artist and Dentist Waterials,Whips Fancy Goods, Perfumery, ace., shotitnearly er cry tialitg, to teetore the idek.to elemethe taste, to delight the eye, to gratify the fancy. and alto to • - 4. conduce to the t•ratl and raboxadial comfort.; oft Ire. Itontrose.Anril .1862. ABEL CARRIAGE& SLEIGH VlEllik Sep MAN OF A C TORY. HAWLEY Sr LATHROP Still keep on baud or make to order all kinds of Carriages,Wagons,Cut. ters, Sleighs, &c. Mete facilities of BTEMII POWER and all mammy melon, E mahle teem to DEFY COMPETITION from any °Mar Eatablet meat to Northam Peaatylvanta. BLACKi3I I 47.THING In Okla ruled branchm• done with NISd.TNEES azulD/ENVICH COMTlJErbinel • .; • • Hay, Straw, and Manure Forks, POTATO HOOKS. &0., The Leg hO s aA . cle Imcnra, and made from the BINS (1116LITI Rugs, For Iteputatiort. • itwi They Teen to thole who have used their work and Git , WA Dna .7' e T=e oar %hanks th wt. nava emceed us with abet % L I PATRON Ann: or-0711E.B.WLSE. and hope to continue to mail ". thelr rood will. A . IFIA LET A Montrose. Ps...Jan. 27.1.813.-tf O. 11. Learmor. Sterling's Ambrosia . • ztis7 HAIR DRE.Fr c a r Rrimar v t r am n.. .. Mantrncof gos,nboro Large Spring Arrival. :i. Tl=Vber;TlVenlotdVir=drtheponc,,,.., B. R. Lyons & Co., ~ , , o m me m ilh t u b vir g an i t a da llo f thcoewho wish tole Ready Made-Clothing to betoendln the [Nome,, equal to any Cure= Wuxi 112ld WAS. RANT EDNOT TO RIP. THIN AND THICS.COATS, Vestsand Pants, of every variety. Alsoan CICTENSIVEInarttnent of map ; 11111 HAT S & OAPS, lift lateststylcailliunlltat,thrsArzariusErsaon - im. S. LASGDON. Montrose. May I. 1884 St OBE A FULL ASSOitT.UZZIP OP ' • • Spring and Summer Goods lust received end will be lola At a Large Reduction ! Qom April prim. Tble nat:Sion will Include THE ENTIRE STOCK 1 . wbtcb will be bend ea lemmas tenzai. end will be hid en= I Most LIBERAL Terms! ; for Oesh, en thee, or for PrOdece. . N.B. Flour & Salt on hand, as usual. A. BURRITT• New Milford. June A IBM X P le i T E B A 5 T.41 .1'. 3 1 Nrai. 8 77. mom, Catrce, Mop HIS 44 MOctraNt.t. MSC f4' "IC" J. tams sos. Agricultural Implements. ITEtinderalimed dearest° cane the attention of the public theartlele of T 1:8111hi6 MACILINEtt manufactured tlong established and wellknown Ilan of Wheeler, Meliok & Co., at Albany. These Machines %foto favorably known aria unlearmill app" e d that any effort atrowmmeadstloal madder unnecezall• an tleci t to cay Ana; experience In trulutirareluTlng,lUut long um Jaw tdOnghtOntimptaTeMenta wid th oraketbero the CHAMPIONS OP THE WOILLD. /would calk inedatattentlon tOtholt ( Barger's Patent Cleaning ittoehm ent a nenthina.and attached to aingle.doable, treble.dif aureate , hoteepowt r,and to eitherundtrehqt orotersbotaldifahera. can be nwl as an midi nary hand nil ll.and la aupetior.an funning ft 11=1C, t, lutes Ira more power 14 drive /ho •to' w tuuhakent.lbuo It date lo drive AU orftbry amotatet or ibukcie Differtnisibee ofelmlugattublinbol,llMOPotontAtelolde• thaw l'otects,ititiolo and doable, Wheelies Patent. nab let , ' linpnry eawnts. Lawrence & 15oUhre patent, one. two, end awl borlpowca Owlyg .d Woo= ) ltlertcgr p r u b b % Ittr.tiOnatoliifilaiitytattheabova to.ltitirtyfit unequaled. in wo e k.d y.canyenlenet.andrhranar.. orturthi r poulltnlare,seml to tr r.abrerlber tor eircolar, or rt, online auridnery. Ordensollcitcland allcd with promptatar V Alan lent for HUBBARD'S MOWING INICIIINI3I Iga rdrart,rmgoractrireri by B. Hatay HE 1.1110111W,118, Moat tww,j , u —tar .411 mower for this ormalrl. Madame. wiwr'ard , a? elreentire,,tirraellrm. lastruelloo for wan,. anal Slarathea da I nf charge for frcightor tntutpOrtittollo All punter wlettingto tae beetelbitebbßiwit Maw‘r4 ehtaeszo,..% ndyised to altneattha troth of am Ilubbrd'a ft llowne.befotecOriunlitlnalbemselvts to any other Mower Pry Is use. Orders eollclted ate pnymptly attended SO. - roatotaceaddressadthdi.saaq. oo .. Fa. L. U P.ECM, Agent. 9,180.-tr Carriage Manufactory. Mil E tindtitti.,oo hrooLl reopectihtly 1111DOUTLet to Ito ettizent a E. Bmp.Caanty, that La Ulu possotal,n of tho old Carriage & Wagon Stand, formerly occonled by E. E. WILIER B,where he Is prepred to dr 41 work la tds lies of boadoeuiViTa jnoPATEliono to al Superior Ms:nurser. I flog doubt the bat of Otlbl AL ' rty l g 3 R aYaoloss.ll.s. ff. • MIMI ... ~;~;
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