Nt?!:d== 6i IWG3AlSe i xing . Madine. A. few wAika.since we published an article on the Sewhig *Michine and appended some ex traits from the - testintony of Wiens of Prom incites and respectability show l o o t!e l , Ler.htrity of the Grover & Baker Machine. '/Y for domestic me. That We Mei not charged with unfahmess, we _gave place, in Mx That, to the °Odious of others favorable to eeival machine. We know the merits of th4Grover & Baker Ma chine, and have m kris iected ' &premium for sub. wriptions, with the fail beliefthat the experi ence of others willat ttip our preference. In an intelligent article irons The Christian Ade:ears Gad Journal we find these merits correctly appre ciated and fairly stated. 1. It makes the only seam formed by a sew ing machine in which each stitch is independent ly locked, and without dependence on the other stitches for strength. ;2. It makes the only seam that will admit of the thread being cut at every fourth stitch without injury to the seam in wear. 8. It is unnecessary to fasten the ends of seams by this machine. This is done by the machine itself without the use of the hand needle. 4. The Grover & Baker stitch is theonl y one formed from two ordinary Mools, arid without winding from the spool into a shuttle from three to five times for the under thread. 5. A seam thus formed is more elastic than any other made by a sewing machine, and !a consequently very valuable in all goods that are to be washed and stretched under the Iron. 6. The machine is adapted to all varieties of fabrics, sewing each equally Well, and requiring no adjustment for any kind of sewing ii. other than the adaptation of needles and 7. It is more mealy kept in order than any other machine, and need not be taken apart to be oiled. 8. The machine sews common mool cotton silk, and linen thread with equal facility. • 9. The machine is so simpl e that an intelli gent child of ten years can read ily learn to epen ate and keep it in order. 10. By reason of its simplicity of construction, and ease of management , it is best adapted to ail the wants of the family. Another very important merit this machine has is that the fabric , while being sewed, is pass ed across the machine from front to rear, direct ly from the operator, obviating the liability or necessity of curving the spine, as is done when =a "lock-stitch" machine. Still another possessed by this machine, the most mar velous of all, is while it sews a seam that will , not rip in wear, it may very easily be re moved at pleasure, if the proper means be em ployed to accomplish it. The Grover & Baker stitch is peculiar to this machine, and is patented and owned by the company whose name is bears It differs essen tially from the "lock•stitch," being much strong er and more elastic. The lock-stitch is forined by crossing two threads, and drawing the cross ing point into the centre of the fabric. The strain of wear creates friction at the point of crossing, and breaks the thread when stretched. It is comparatively easy to draw the crossing point of the thread into the centre of thick fair rim; but when thin goods are sewed, where the threads themselves are as thick as the fabric, it must be apparent that there can be no crossing point in the centre, but that the under thread must be permitted to lie fiat and straight on the fabric, if the right aide is to present a fair stitch. "A match alike on both sides" is a fallacy with a lock-stitch machine on thin goods. The Grover & Baker stitch is also formed of two threads, the under thread never more than half the size of the upper. This under thread is ingeniously interwoven with the tipper, passing both through and around its loop, fastening It securely by tying it twice. A seam thus formed has all the strength and elasticity of the back stitch. Like that stitch, it gains its strength by compressing the particles of the fabric between the stitches, and dividing the strain between the °mist stitches of the seam, instead of concen trating it upon a single point, as is the case in a lock-stitch machine. There has been much &scission as to the rel ative economy of the two stitches; but it is now generally conceded that, for family sewing, where there are short seams, the Grover & Baker stitch is found to be the most economical While it uses one-fifth snore thread in making a given length of seam, it wastes none, as is the ease with the lock-stitch machine where there is usually a waste of four inches oethread at the beginning and at the end of each seam,to which most be added the loss of time in fastening the ends of the seam, so as to prevent ripping. Again : experience has proved that a Grover & Baker seam formed of very fine cotton, say No. 80 for the upper spool, and No. 150 for the under one, is much stronger than a lock-stitch seam framed of Nos. 60 and 70 cotton. Can anything more be desired as illustrative of the saperionty of this stitch? Actual experiment has shown that on a lock-stitch machine two hundred yards of thread will sew thirty-five yards of seam, with a waste of thirty-four yards of ends; while with a Grover & Baker machine, with the same number of yards of thread, there were fifty-seven yards sewed, with no waste at all. These are facts easily arrived at by all who can find lock-stitch and Grover & Baker machines in numerous families, where they may investigate for themselves. Km W. D. Wilson, wife of the Senior Pro fessor of Hobart College, says : Thave had the comfort of using one of the Graver it Baker sewing machines fell three t yesn; and, since I have had sufficient experj lowa to consider m if thorough mistress o its workings, I have desirous of giving pu lie testimony of its excellence, and also of ex pressing (with thousands of others) nip gratitude to the inventor of an aid in using (that scourge of the female world) the needle. Before purchasing this machine, I was quite familiar with the work and working of the Wheeler di 'Wilson and Singer machines, and was quite prejudiced in favor of the former.— Having at that time an opportunity to see fat= very nice work done with the Grover ik Baker, I was convinced that the amount of thread used from the under spool produced a more elastic and durable seam than could be accomplished by any machine not making such a seam. That of itself influenced me in my decision to try a Grover & Baker's. lam well aware that this part of the seam has often been named as an ob jection to your machine. But I tinily believe that no person who has used it sea family work er long enough to teaits merits will rind Wiwi objection. By far the greatest part of the work done in any family is of such a nature as to make it quite immaterial how the work appears on the wrong side. Strength is of all import tame ; and when the work is wholly =spiel -01321, if the under thread Is fine enough, it is very nest and not at all unsightly, and quite as orna mental as work can be done with the needle. l'his machine is so easily managed that a child of ordinary ability can work it with ease to itself, and safety to the machine. Its quiet and unobtrusive movements, the rapidity of its work, the strength of seam, the -read - mesa with which it passes from a thin to a thicker portion of the work, and ac e rasa, the ease with which it is spooled, the ease with which the needle is planed or changed, the ease with which the nee dle la threaded, the small amount of oil requisite to its perfect running, and the direction the work moves, relative to the worker. are, In my humble estimation, eiretlencies unsurpassed., and, I think, unequaled by any other machine. I do not write this =advisedly, for I have had frequent .opportunities of testing the work of other machines, and every day I think I am more and more perfectly esti nd with my house hold helper,_and long for the time to come when they will be more extensively known and used. Most heartily do I desire that every clergyman's wife shall possess one of your superior machines, as they enable a mother and wife to have much more gigue and time to devote to the mental and spiritual cultivation of herself. family, and the parish. I have written this far lay own gra iflcation, and to assure you,gentlemen, that I am ready and willing to do all In my power to en courage and extend the use of the Grover di Baker Sewing Machine. hicrwhile, if any part of this notevvill avail anything, use it as you de= expedient,. . Mrs. %few Ward Beecher says: It gives me the greatest pleasure to add my testimony to the unrivaled excellences of Gro -ver 4ft Baker's Sewing Machine. It is; in my opinion, by far the most valuable of any I have tried. Ties thorough operation of:it is most easy and simple, and its unobtotalve and quietmovements are very grateful to a messy bead. The work when two- thir ds is nder ful in ifs strength. More than of all the sewing do ne n in my family for the last two yeasty' Pee Vane by Grove ,k Baker's ma chine, and I. have never bad a garment rip or need" except those rents which 'frolic some "make in - whole cloth, and for " Tho' lillmvent 1k sumlln. them Yew =whim hag, I suppose, no remedy' .OCAISENET 01:LGrA.NS but a patch or dam. .1 -- The seal:Ai:id the under sideotometimes rep. . F.fly Miter"" Styles,- seirntedzmi mAed i an t i„ Gme i lt Bawl , vailed) oiered and wools, amok, tot Iry to VIM each. ThiltiAtro aold and Silver Mods ettesLlopnocioms. =after* / 40 kilgt, Itle A** Of u n"=" 1 " mwftudialMartralr .6110k1 *WU operatkni,. " .B{dremallu Vow at. sepurfoulait Baumart —Paalidalttliesscellenclesonkme mushiness folly se have here stated, I could give it no higher praise than the fact that, when i t n rgr aturdterfrits married, h m er yselVo l ri g ti services to lighten her first assumption °Noma: tic duties I can manage any machine comfortably, but my daughter was never willing to use any but Grover it Baker's I hope to be able soon to send you a well•de• nerved recommendation < from my bueband ; meanwhile, if any Part of this wlll be Of value, it is at your disposaL P. B. CIIARDLEN agent, Montrose, 84sq. con ty, Penna. _ §uointoo glivectoo. LAW NOTICE-NEW M:EUf. SPIENTLET ISTIVII hubs awnented D. B. Inawrxr,lni, As Winne= sea pertner in the practice °Mu law is ell Its earl on Mind% tta IsmillttS 'WM hartafter be tomb theiname Bentley,Fitoh&Bentley, and all braises •a to them will be attended to With prompt ness and Wenn.. Ones ame as ccenpled by Bentley # a. e. szertse L /12 , 011. O. lEClrtraT. u.trose. Zarmarw 6. ='• P. REYNOLDS, Licensed Auctioneer. Ed DBT 1110 , t115 and en kinds a bineessom, sod elan l vendttes. IP'All ontate ham • distance MUli De addressed Mastrose, at lust four or Ave days yrsslotatto the sale. Moatrose. Pk. Dec. 5.1164.—t( Soldiers' Pensions, Bounty do Back I ay Tifi b n . Ml 4 l, p lo Ta n ) A to lli to lq u OlatZ e f i l=t i ll Maws. No etuagestatel. Mike over 4.iitop.l Vet end Riley% store. vt. 1141 McCOLLITM k SEARL E, Attorneys and Counsellors at Zaw, MONTROSE, SIISQ. 00., PA. OScala Lathrop . . New Brick /3111111114, I;atbrop,Tyler a 1 1 11ers Store. .dcf...i.c.ox, • • I) :V7.8 CIL). gnetrnat. re.. 1../ 17.1 itan.4 E M. TIIENEII, Attorney and Counsellor ai .raw. OFFICE OVER WILSON'S MRS.- Montrose, Miami 14188 i-it D. BREWSTER, U. S. Licensed Auctioneer. MONTROSE, SCSVIZELANNA CO. PA Mcmtmot AWE 11364-4 MEAT DIABKET. On Pat!/le Avenue, near Searle'?' Hotel. oSZEPeonttantlyonband s c oodsuoplyorMlL‘Ts i gt of allktodr. 0.6811 pai d for BEEF CATTLE. TEB,SHEEPADdL.LUBS. AlsolorlllDZ/Sof all kinds. B.T.llmenvcaL2 : azarroosaitawlsz. Lat. i litastroes. TabLUBS2.-0 CARRIAGE SHOP IN FULL BLAST. THEcmdenig Is na2 now prepared to do all lands of OAR. m AGE worm . Ay o pic,•11411 , 111M Arms do shot ootto Y.*. 3.1.14 lA. _•• R Ott .Volas BOOTS & SHOES Of all Styles and Descriptions. W-mE would reepeettolly Worm the public that we barelust imed a am Boot and Shoe Store In this plat eras door above the Barnum Hon here we keep on hand I. Morimna et Ladles. team and 4 , ll.ldrene Shoes. weed as; Men's Boots, Balmoral. and Brogans; alsa Costars 13ogt. and !hoes made and repaired In the eery neatena Ara, and at the shortosenotle. • TAYLOR it HEWITT. Great Bend Village, May 1, 1654...tf " THE FAMOUS BARBER." Mamma WS thenaltentanirter. nll2olllllllarberjatir at Han.. Lott of Bay/1. tow at Wt./as a. Om F. B. Weeks's Maw Siam Ftnd m. BlkarlorAmd atompootag. Ma me Wain Hal. to mat roa Mad mertady at your aervice A.tyourgerdes. chist.pr 1110FORIE1 Second door atom Starlda Hotet, Up &Lira. licratrasa.Jata 17.1014..-Lt TAILOR SHOP. TOU WART • SHIT OF CLOTHES THAT-WILL FIT neatly. look well. rod wear IMP tom. do ye ma. edl lea hue JO co la to call at the NEW TAILOR SHOP or GROVES & REYNOLDS, emer Claradteet Stem, mat Ode of Palate Avenue, am 3 yea an be accommodated. We me determined to Oleaee ono cistitratra. both la tt r AMMlsor o lirk 1:1 , the peon. ci o r vto i n_ oat, TOTTRI , 111R4111 4 e . on.•••• 7...0 I.ll—lc P. 1341:N0LT.& FIRE INSIU RANCE. Thelnsurance Co.of North FILTI.A-DIZZAPIELLA,, gas Established an Agtmeyin Montrose, Pa. This is the oldestrnettranee Cb. in the U. Stem ESE TBB OVENCASH CAPITAL PAID IN - • : MHZ rides a:sailor is thcitiof Ramrod Clomplayta B. 7. or 1. clar•rhemandlts Dtreccon are guang the ant tot honor sad latecrity. t ART/1171% o,' COFFIN. Preddeat. Cams' PrAvr.Seer?. B. STROUD. Ageat. licartrosaJollll.lB l l-17, Mx cm the Poseake. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW.YOILK. CASH CAPITAL, TWWWILLION DOLLARS 7.llllLsosBalco.l3ecntary. Cass. J. ltaxers.Pnteldast. Dona Yoaxadoeletantfleery. A. r. Wresssza, V. Past Policies loaned and mewed by the andenslgned, at BILLINGS STROUD, Agent, listlatae.Pa...7nl7l.lBll2.-12 lotemationallireinsuranceComp, OF FEW-YORK. Office, 113 Broadway 1011101.11111 M CHARLES Taircon, President HAMILTON Banes, Vic&President .otrvia DRANT, Acting Secretary. BILLINGS MTIIOIIII D. A 0 4.1. ,Mnebnem, Jamslu. IL WM —lv • WHEEL BEADS ! 'WHEELS • AND . REELS. ALL thr ma e idea= to pc . oe l osey e lf the tamed ?LOB r ill Atop In asynes nrandry, or on B. H t .= :Brothers, as tto4 Scone In 3Lcartroon. Flax Wheels. Wool Wee e els, Clock Reels and Wheel-Heads! Wholesale and 'Retail. Bed Wbeeln and than posThly be ondin sarl mow Bele warranted I.f poverty one& 0. IL OMBRA 13. otatorm, Janotoy Itoz. a. B.—.Bembing slam on chart cake. C. K. C. Carriage Manufactory. TRJ= 4 .C.enetet== .2 tMY e at e iM e eeelg the eitieeze Carriage & Wagon Stand, larmerly oecepled by IL IL ROOSELSZerbeee hale airmre to de all west la Distlisear tr.ablessWrrii Superior Manner. amairit4dtne 61 the hest of style 11,1 A LL wonic WA, susataosa It.LaiTZD, ,/mte 13, V 363. • /LI. 330Git 1[ al LIMOBIIIie COUNTY. Fire I Ce Co. Chern i iiii 500,000. c orm of atm" reliable 0Vi . a . t . ta 1., 1141%. e taileglaus tor SnegrtehlytsCoaatir. Wantrram. Itonomaalor I I. WM Baldwin &Mitchell, SADDLE, HARNESS, AND 0 TRUNK MAKERS! Rooms No. I and 2, BASEMENT SEARLE'S HOTEL. Z Bd7,DWZY 111701I.VErCHEXL. Montrose. 011.461.28a5—tr. GEO. & WILLIAM E. GATES, UNITED STATES I-WENN/AUCTIONEERS Avna i m r ..o Aamr k.sam e ot tra . Dtmock.o4.il4lSGS Noy U Nt14 41415" " NEW .Allll.l . VAIL FALL AND WINTER GOODS eolifer?b,e,hg a iloserlbvito & eo. NL S. DESSAUER U&VIHO lase returned f. om New Totk with a itry . esdetalve and hands= variety of New Cloak, to latch the olumfloo of the poblic Is mold respeelndly Invited. and u the geode wens u n to u ndu the mod advantageous far-Olden and Pet prior to the Tema advance: We promise to sell them as equally low domes. Our motto to to" please all. ' and not to be out-dote by "107 other man.. whether at home vs abroad. The following Goods compete , PA of oof stock oo band, sad wlilbe kept during the Musa. Cotton Department. IThartlnp.bleached andlrrown.lo-4, OA and 44. I.ll.larteas Mosta* 6-4 and 41 Inches. Ytne bindle d and brown dating,. 4-4, and 7-13. Called* of the bat man, and handsomest patterna Cllngbarns of domestic and foreign tantalum neatening—extra heavy. Blue rata and stand ralrUngs. Canton dannela paper and cambric mnallns, de. In. Woolen Department. Flannels of all Calms and gaaßlies. Ftd* whits. 711fd wlde.- Bkwav Banal l hem twilled trey, blue, oud sad :MB= Mud; silk mind ; fancy and Vain aslisbury Co.; fancy atelped, and Biala slatting do. Flue wool Bed Blankets, 10-4, 11-4. and 1.1-4 wide, all quallUca Ladies', 111.. e.., and CI Ildrena' wool how.— all dylca, color., and qualltira. Rah* marls, inualera, hoods, tomato, bitattostdhimbi, table and plan* wends, sentry, wont ed and Shatlind wool, 4ke., At. Linen Department. labae sidle Man table Daroark ; brown do. Me white lava ahlrtang, and barmy sheeting, do. Wblte and brawn Hun table cloths. napatos of different qualltla• ; dna towels by the dcarn , Ina wIllt• toweling% Heckel:Rawl. crub, Ake-. ac. A large amortntent of the folloarina varletlea: Ptiontd. Pill cotton and all ornol Plato Ftns eoll4 colon. Pawl Merinos, all color. and qualltles Parmettan " " Alapaccaa plaid dlk Wiped " • amp " " Poplins Mobalia "All wool plaid Merida& " Coblarp, Boaitrailipia. Item^ 60.. ete, Tine fancy dales ellka every vallety of eo/wa. bLuk - cleallttea. " Cadet. - and heavy manta. milks. bonnet dam all colon, sad beautlft3l dudes. Pine =brick Wave; multi. striped and barred mosile‘s, Linea cambric handkeretlets, pieta hemstitched. be mm. ed and embroidered do. Drapery localloo; floe embrolderml edg. 1•p dud Ineertinp ; plain and emb.oldesed collars; tolls re and eleerm In mete; ....PG do. Embroidered lean& seas•. ; else dna merino embroidered infante` cape. afferrnt paitterys ; White ism sad edgings in notion and Linen. Valincene edema. to Lc. Notions and Fancy Goods. Linea mum timtamlis enriee !sod embroidery Silks; knit. Mg cotton, rte. Dams Borroas and Plum Tantrums of entire fashionable and leading attire: cloak sad barque omen:renter by the piece or In rote; Mir net, and hair dreams ; velvet ribbons. all widths; Maps= braid, all color. Veers. dila ranadlne veils; Love veils; crape veils; meek veils; plain, and with ornamenin GLO•11, of all aorts and imitable for all persons. Lm p;lovn;.11k, do; cotton do; trockM ; dce., /M. = • 11303.000. $1:100A00. Elul° and Goulds Blab* Oxalis; singla and doable en. Quads-.a Wanda* of W tbe leading styles and patterns • • Vines and Shetland arcel do. Our assortment Is Bub as elrcolara, sax and banns, =ant asaellad ontaala the atls aw:l can mamba extra bargains In rciela. Vi.=M7O.lSB. . 75J30:1X1 An cite:Wye assartmmt for Lade; Mese. 101 l Gent's. wlt..c.ti will be sold at =all pa: air 001 sad *Se Hoop Skirts, Balmorals and Corsets, Of &Tenant 'Wes and make of Franck, and A OICICASI E1.101 , 41C tark sad vhlch ars sell at camas to Frio. Cloth and Piece Goods. Black broadcloths. bearer., ladles cloths. cusrlssarcs. ICIMEte. Etatocky }cm; /kr.. tc.. Lo great sarlcS7. We would say to those to the trade, that ve hare a writ swam km." or thou reed , tetettur kept to this Hee or badness, and an wattled to thrash them at Nes York Jobigra prices. We sill nama part of the goods In this hoe: Bonnet and Eat blocles. poppet and Hat flames, In badman and felt. Stmt., felt, and beaver bat. /Tabors of an eldihti style., and colors. /ACeti blat:des, llinelone. cram cot.. fawn llntnga bonnet Nka. eat and anent IPA velvet. of all eotnr.; ..-tt dnal !cc., and tom3y tabu articles too p. =mato meat= Please ere m arfal and convince yoursehea. GENTS' DEPARTMENI T. We hare but little oace left to ray tuna; but to those who etth to clothe thernselne tide all and winter with muma durable, and oculortable el thing, we would merely say that vottrlthetandlog the metal err of a eeardy of nuidT , uede elothlut. and oar,. gototti the too Flee' tteixon. we lei, tin:diem prepared to furnish you all. and suit you bath In prime sad materials. Our stock le Ltrze ; one ohelrec are onserted ; end tee are elate.: daily reeetvlux new Wit tont thereto. The cicalas we toll Is all of out ova ILLLII, and ere eau therefore igualantee the =kin and trate terlal of oath genaat we sell- Glee US the hoot trial and we Me an you all further WOLIMI aroma. The following articles we hays to Cock; Black fm k cools. Cloth sad doable becsetod ; black and fancy balances costa; Oslo and WILT pelmet. Email& stalking casts wain sulta to match ; ;slo and fancy sack costs-also Is salts to costa ; block and fancy csocancre pleas sod visas to tootab ; salk called sod Honks asskocre soft.; CV, asibo. and sabot tosto. Hors Curreozo,--s lasts Ovzscrasno 01m:oases! Oroscoans 1 en styles sod onstalso, Gent s 'orntsbing Goods. masa cotton darts; fancy flannel do. Merino antrta and draw en; wrapendena di:Like:3 and papa tollana =lea &we; araarel lara trolny sauces, wannela, Oar Custom Department Imam mama 111 led with idiot:a aeleetloo of 4:soften. tote : cloth; beams. Wads. &O.lrtl'll as keep to mats dothialt to or.; deroold sa wnnl4 reraest!all those that aro !lithe habitat tat•tni their taltailta nude tb 130. et. to the us a all, @ellaj Otetriottili that an an gees you eatira sithetetlee. In coorlorton vs would Oil alto more to *ll of PA that wants root of 80040 oto l / 1 7ttpt b 7 ut. to Oil o II Can, and ws ; win try to solt roc. 0 . 02711YRE720,,80S E1f72.117X4 - 10' 0. • .a. meamer. weastes nom.; vcitpciah Mos. . Dress Goods Silks. White Goods. Shawls. Cloaks, Fors ! Furs! Millinery Goods. Clothing. ANNOUNCEMENT! NEW GOODS AT 3. R. DE 'WM'. ill IMO prepared to bow Ms Mends and CUR. tamers. • desirable sleek of Goods, In width can ba found A DIES' DRESB 000115 In peat variety. Cleot ba.rirains In Ladles' Cloaking., WaterproOf Cloth, French Black Cloths., and Colored &II Wool Cloaking& CLOTHS, CASSIIVIERES, &C. T ack Vtlu i. D o ost r,sy t3tLu t t u C:Vr o m . DOMESTICS. Brown and Bleached lSaWhs Denirns,Tickthip4 flamers. Crag Manes. Towel:nip. /ea Notions. Great variety of Therm and Balmoral Skirts. . La i rce and 2111111"gdrWeu=,Cating Cotou, i ß c duo. Thread Boots & Shoes. If m'. and Boyd' Boots, Chi Idren'e Copper-tad Moro= Shook Gaiter& Balmoral Sham Woolen's Calf Shoes. GRCRES. OMI at deco ra t pL o ar...QUlZnua cuff wid co n.n Bird Seed. /en Be ar-Farm produce Laken Ia exchange fur gond., f ar which the highest market prices will ` , e paid. J. IL. DEW ITT. Montrose, Oct. Id, Hen' THE DOUBT 1168 BEEN DISPELLED, AND TILE STARTLING CONVICTION 1. dediaa•d to el who wek BarzthA. MS GEO. HAYDE\ Is on band with h NSW STOOK - OF GOODS con ki=ng of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, eug.rta. Glom Hoskry, Neckties, Scarfs, Under 81drts, and Drawers. Fancy Goods and Yitakcs No tboaa. Trouts and Trawling Hag, and lots of Goode too numeront PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION very Article warraidal its represented. fio diva for show ng Goods. Smell ?Tanta and gala Sal ca. New-Milford A.Z. I nst , IS. EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW. HAToll.°.7l,l!'itNeAti, In trade • large mock of HATS AND CAPS, CHILDREN'S TURBANS, LADIES' SHAKERS, Also a lar g e stock of all the arm Sorb:LC.lslc+ of CLOTHING, Comdating In _part of men's Eo g nshWalkin g Coats In colts to match. .. 4 .Chlrse Coats, cod 0 , ottan i for Farmers. Lines Pants and max.. Gents , Furnishing Goods. UMBRELLAS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SUSPENDERS, COLLARS, NECK TIES, SHIRTS, &c. Which 1 am grebaredto nil for mutt or ready Day al very low pr cgs as soy mock has 'empty bas bought with fan 0. Coodu aroall profits and rally pay to coy motto. CA and we for poor wins, Two door. • oat Searlee Masi, In the buildin g occupied by P. B. Weeks as a Oboe Elora JOSHUA BO YD. limber. May gassa—tf PEACE AND PEACE PRICES. PEACE ESTABLISHED ! 'Lamm° Lines of Prices Con quernd and Iteduced H. BURRITT Is now ncraing, for Epritg =Wick. new azd large rocks of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Stoves, Iron, Steel, Nails, Paints, Lamp and Linseed Oils, Benzoic, Carpet ings, Floor Oil-Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Hats and Caps, Boots, Shoes, Clocks, &c. &c., leeludir,e, es anal. full varietlee el the mixt pounler ste , es el Le Mee Dregs (Prole. Sham Bluneta, Rlbt,us. Floer.re, which he mill MI on the mostfaeorable tmai far that, Produce, or to Prompt Time Brims. N. B.— Flour and Salt on hand arusual. NSW MILFORD. Joe* le. 18E5. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. BAseizable huaborand wood lot In Lathrop thrimihlP, Brava empty, Pa. cor.talulog about ETO scree, with a pod dereldng house and here thcxon. std about 100 acres In mote. thithla DPP. eerriiyyL la good auwmlll and 11:h-tein, capable or crating 300.000 feel of I . lumber per year. The sawmill Is within two tulles of lttichoLson 13Z 1' n, on the 1/.L. fr W. Railroad. A good road runs through the whole property. There Is world and lumber enough on It to pay for twice oyes. A rare el:anal—will be sold low, erlth may term,. ALSO. the farm no as the sßepthe Robert; Warm," le Mob elan. Wyoming county. Pc. eantalaast about 100 sues, t miles teem Nieholson Station. lying on the Tecokhannock erect ; about Bo acres of fat land: the balance up land--aserreostrableproperty. ALSO. a valuable ?till property, one wile from Montrose, as the outlet ofJones'a Lake, oat:dittos of • gristmill and Mornatth and shoat 23 wee of lend. with the water power. The Adam:lllM now doing a good costombruthameend laerell adapted for merchantwork. ALSO. s vistheblethret one mile from ldontrme,ecastalhlogabout Mums. lily acres of choice srood land; the batomeimproacd. Tide fame Is well:Sneed with Pod /Una wail. well waterP• yd io a high staisofeultiselloo 1 is capable, of keeping Man fony day eows—a very dralrable property. ALSO. bowie gad lot In the through or Idont.rose.fronUaig on the Pnblle Apure. The tot cantatas:Wont 2Xseres cf hand. with • bare mad choice fruit and abode trees. _ Itto &Beaton of Mon VlaJnlng to root est ate balled to those prop:Vim u they are All and dalrale Invatroadi at the pieta Askrd ia Oat. Libya' tams .111 be even. For tame. peas. and other laormaioo, co, or Adana Dana Sanaa, Mann, Luzerne Co. , Ps.az B. 8. tiatalLLE, Mootroso, Soime r tains Co" Pa.. Jan. Mb, 81000 A YEAR made by any one with W t, a tetet TAIL 2ta az pea are aftesaa7. Tam 1 1.4dacd.udatdara. sad Tresauera at 3 unto 'adorn. amain:o bi?. 133 a VV. vitt suaplar. Add311313•43333ad mail To 3/ watiL splate=3o33. The Best Family Sewing Machine MAbE, irIS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE, ..01 that makes the Look Stitch. pplarismoillaoisomegmg 1 18 DECIDEDL TIN ITS 'JAMB. The fact of these being more of thee Machines sold TITAN OP lor farther particulate call upon the Agent, when the dlelsrad styles of machines are on eehlblUoe. Purled that have used other ID called Standard Mliehhel hart thrown them aside and elver their &alimony , la favor of thaw EVERT MACHINE WARRANTICD TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION. Yee amend reasons It recommend* Itself above aD others. 1. Eteacty and excellence of stitch, alike upon both edges. work ing eqqnSy well on elk, Ilya en. , roolen. Lod cotton sonde—sewn log. quilting, gather:et, henamlmg. felling. cording, and braldlng. L Strength of seams mat NII not tip ncrt R. The most ample In cocutrocilon of any two-Um:WWI =Chine In aro; therefore les table to get out of repair. 4. dears without the use ors shuttle, thereby doing sway *lb much ausbernorne machinery, sad the trouble of regulathaz the tension or the under thread. 5. Rana at a greater speed thin a ahutt le =thine ponibly These lo vrith ail the new Improve:ls=U. eramtntedand dellvened Mon , rnse. at Manufacturer: prima The heal of lion• Itereannou given. Over on =Mann to use In Vontroae and vicinity. _ _ - ilontroic, J. 20, 1863.-U SCOTT'S POPULAR REIVIDODESS. These medicines are warranted if used According to diets:llmM Try %beim end If not end...factory return one half the ;medicine and the money .111 be refunded. 1 have sold tboesands of bottles, but none nave returned. SCOTT 3 S CHOLERA CURATE. COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. Thisesedkine Is °lmpaled of Onro and 11Dots, aid muses mt Im mediate etnaaton to the syst.m. and Ia Lumina. to all, It ho. been wed In the SPOTTED FEVER Ins number °reuses. and proved effectual, Full • bottle. Fame 60 Czars. SCOTT'S SANATEVE CERAM It is cultivated of vegetables. wad Is entirely banzaten. Price treaty-Ove ante a boo. DWI MI :—We Lave had ample opportunity of testing the els Ma of Tour Cerate for many years. and hod it as Too recommend It, and we have no hesitation in reenututeadinte It to the public, L. Na" BINOHAN M. D. New Milford. CALVIN O. H etDililf..at. D.. Montrose. Wm, H. t•IElt. M. D., V7l/keabarre. Manufactured byL SceAt, kb:Teuton. P.. and for cda by I. N. BM.LAND. .1 =tzar.. w. O. N.Anioud. ntA KCOTT. ...Ann Tor loth 144 _ar TO All WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, G-EO. HAYDEN A taVE FOE BALE REVOLVING HORSE RAKES, OHIO REAL .ERS GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS SCYTHES AND SNATHS, FORKS. SHOVELS, HOES, Building Materials, INCLUDING riNa LUMBER, WINDOW 8/811, PALSY'S, OILS, PUTTY, GLASS, Burrs, SCREWS, NAILS, • LOCKS, A LARGE VARIETY DOOR BELLS, ILL GOODS ♦T PRICE PRIORS /OR CAM Moatroz., May M. 18C5. Agricultural Implements. R E nderelgeed deeree to cell the otte Won of the public thearttele of T HIIESHING MACHINES manufactured I helongestabliehedood vrellkooern fluth of Wheeler, Melick & Co., at Albany. These Machines area() favorably known sad untrerully apprtn eA that any effort ntrecomraerolarlon I consldervonecestexy. Sal Leett to fog ,thot experience la manatee urteg,aad Lang use alms trroughtouttmarovemente which matt teem the CHAMPIONS OP THE WORLD. I voulduliespecialaturattost to their Barger's Paten t Cleaning Attachment a newthing.andatteched to Oral e.double.treble, or any other horacoower.and to either undershot orovenhotthreehers. Thera can he usedea m ordinary hand cal !Land ilsoperlor,aa eseb,to sa fanning natil made. It sateen more power to drive thewhole tmhment,than It doe. to drive an ordinary separate" or shaker.— Dtderenteirrs ofelemlnanttathment. same patent,arelnade. Horse Powers,_single and double. Wheeler's Went. with receth Improvements. Lawrence & Gould'. parent, one: two, and three horse powers. /taw aillisformwing wood.feed entlers.clover het lers,horberakes,hc. An unrestricted watrantygives to the ptital!t theetrongestcoaranty thattbeabove machinery Is unegnaledin llt vorledurabillty.coneenience&ndcheapnees. . Forfurther particular...send to thew:inscriber for circular, or ea. sratnectschtnery. Orderasolleited and filled with promptoest ar.o fidelity. Also &gentler HUBBARD'S !ROWING MACHINE, ithtdrall.msonfattared by S. IL SAM S& BBOTHERE., Mon. !OM 41t6 , mowerfor this country. Stachinesamaranted to elsmentiremtisfaction Instruction. for Ulna, and itnehlnesele livered.free ofcharge for frels htortransportation All persons with Ins to procure tho best and cheapest Mowing U.. Mine are advised to with... the work of the Ilabtard'e Light Draft hlcrwer.beforecommittingtheruselvestoany other Slower attar to one, Orders solicited mu promptlyattended to. POstoticeaddress.BarfOni.gued.Co, Po. • THE KEYSTONE HOTEL, (Fbrmerry °erupted by W. S. Hatch) MONTROSE, PENN'A.; ETAS been tensed and reopened by the mutant/Med, who bt fur keeping 1 geed .locked Tedder and SU. and mrelbl attention to the Cbdelce of the estabilabment end the natal of Ms ?vents. will cadaver to merit the patronlie ofthe .P. v. ruaraCT. lane.... A et.l ee 1.0. BLAOKBMITHING. • aubemtbar altar att Dlaelcamlthltur all Intents In In 4 nerr'lelemoture bboD to Montrose, where be sill he glad to alnitendw to the waknts omanner. r - the oohile. liorseabgehrg none Fmn3;4l7. eb:unlie OW. W. PETTIB. Mantra's. lot. St.isza.—tr. ALBIIMS, Bibles, Testaments l School Books, Ron Books. Mer. Van abr . b 7 Jose Must A wean TO THE WISE. k7j:e• 3:‘•‘',l 14;10:iti PAO 00 1 :1i:1M k:N.311;1 t 4 II WO J. P. W. MEY FOR DYSENTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND SICK HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH, FOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD READ, FROSTED BEET, INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD 17LOEHS, Cl/A.PPID HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, PILES, CORNS, &O. Farmers lit Particular. BOYD Ea WEBSTER In TIM DOZEN OR usaLe ONE. EXTRAS AND REPAIRS AND MOWERS, PICKS AND HANDLES COOK STOVES Fos BUIL'irNO WOOD. COOK STOVES I= COOK STOVES TOR WOOD OR COIL. TIN WARE, DI:IOW , . LS A...RD RETAIL BIRD CAGES, LAMPS, (ko A. L. WERSTZR. W. H. BO YD 1,. IL PECK, Agent. Earford.Pcjaly2.lB6l.-tt 111 SCRANTON. PA., Wiudnala and WWI taalarats ARDWARE IRON, BTNRIA, NAILS, Bylltefillovels,BMlLlerslitrdwaratiatiread end If iningSnpfillas &x., Mtn* Rdloliffermt Owes, I , 7t . rti m nter Bunk and TrallBo.fta Ctarrlszo Slatalals.Sprion A , Mena and Boxes. Boni. liana Washers, Patens Arms, Plated Dands. Malleable inns, Hof& Iffionto,relloes,BmAdleaßowe.Poles. Patent Leman, Enameled Lealter.WldnBout, • eta, and a general variety of Carriage sad Mflattfactlff ?SI GXdS. kg dm. Pr We FOTO warn atimationto Meyer; of onr stone, an d offes a netts eelseled ouncetmest than can be Rind elsewnere In tins par of the State. Ilirrila,VlenaStocke and Dina Bellows, EtammersBledzsa SC« throbl great variety. lacklallbwkaltope Chaim, Owril. donee, Fluter ParM.Oement, Ifnmen Window Glam. AGRICULTURAL INPUMERFITS, Prunpa,Olrealar.llllll. and Mori dawn, Enien, Boras Wrapping Paper Blaatina Paper. Trio Blrollrel`cte Plain and Mame Horne Shoes and Eiareniered Hone Hallo. Mr waters' Tooth in Swat variety, and • hr. ararrieurrna. LeatherillZlO rillang. Rubber and Leather lieltiny• kitalea,cc. flevanton.Pa.,llaech SO i8r.4.-17 NEW GOODS TEE inteerfbera have the day returned from Hew Tors with a LARGE and BEAUTIF UL rtocc et Watches, Clocks Jeweli-v, Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware utlery, tf4l. Fantsv Goods, to which they would Invite the attentrob of their mews. They haves large Stock of English, Amencan. and Swim Watches, both Gold and fillver, of veryropenor qualities, Enarne i eel, Onyt.Jet. Box and Glom. am Plato Gold Sets of Sonogram:l Plus Shamrock. Enamel, Plain Gold . and Fancy Finger I[ICOO, of every ea s t;l[Ay .. ikota price. Gold Bracelets, Armlets, Vow, Guard and Neck 013111111. Gold and Silver Spectaclesand ThlMblea.Gord Sieve Buttons and Studalstoone, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver Nankin Mum.. issuer and Fruit Hal Card (bees Fortes everydeverves, iptiou of Odd Y.. meta Case. The largest lot of Prated Ware ever brought Into Groom. County, eomprtalor every article lu use.enmo very Man teca Scoria China ornaments, a out lot of Fans of nil qualitke, Clocks. Combo, 13esos. Violin and Goner String. and Trimmings, Millar TIKXIOIn every variety. Bl.• remoter,. Thermometers. Needles, Bruhn, Gold Pena Baum% dpy Manes. &c-dre AIM Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of the eery bed maker., GOWER & BARES'S Family Sewing Machines, Kedide• Myer and Water num% 4c. Tha above Gonda mere bought for OAS& and will be sold on the moat ravorabla teem. All Urea c. Watches and Clocks Repaired It Mort tothre sod la thr BST 11/01/811: =ORA VINO IL' UM BUT STYLE. EVANS at. ALLEN. Commends' Breldt.up esiwalla Ites Post Otnee illeahamten.litay IS 11344.-leee9.vl OUR COUNTRY SAVED! Great Reduction in Prices New Arm and low Prices ! HALLSTEAD & HOW H A.VIRO 3-44 ref:l:gilt:Ur:7 Nr To/ and PhWelplar i kinds of 03=1, goneranot arcA to try kepi In ' s Vtf:4l;t fl o r re ' at Inez. to. prices. WEI ARE AGENTS FOR TRIG World Renowned Ohio Reaper and Mower. We an prepared to toroth extra Indoseasteta td those havtag PRODUCE'. to Sigma. of—arill ray the highest Cash Prices for thisrame. liithcasart, Mar FIALLSTE.&D & BOW • NEW GOODS At Reduced Prices. T i git=7; u l d h , :gs ,.. it i a -l o c = n o d i thepobllciteners R. Lyons & Co., Dot to" f OLOTHED lrungbotlyf thoee ob o WW to t. A he3 V Ei l i a o Ready 1"-"lade Clothing, to beton:All" the County. equal co any Corrals Wolof and WAS &ANTE D NOT TO HIP. naN AND THICK COATS, Vestsand Pants. of every variety. Alsoaa CTTERSlVlCassortmenf of HATS & QAPS,cm IstestatylpiAllinalltic B.C.:Barn moor ErzsOrszazo. nootrose. A oil 17. S.. LANG DON. GROCERY AND SALOON. rtHs rob matinee thetr business at the Old Stand cr. o• Main Street, where those who giro us their patronage with we truth, receive rich treatment as will rams them to call agdn. We hate bestowed particular attention to fitting op our LM ES' SALOON 1 I and can flernish.lf desired.private rooms to LADIES and Crliert TLEMEIN, or for Ladles alone. or Gentlemen alone. REFRESIIIVENTS Amu oar ltd of edibles can be found Oysters, Clams, Dam Mid Ego,Beaut Beef. Beefsteak , Mutton Chops. Chickens to every farm hot or cold, Pickled Teague. Lobster, Bawling &c,—in fact eeerythlog the market affords. In the way of drinks, we keep everything except spirituous m eoholle bevera,,,s. Our omit liquors 11.113 of the best quality and warranted pore. Also DonsestleWthes, Cider, Sarsaparilla, Sods, Water, Small Beer, dz. Ice Cream In stmemer. We lavesecured the services of a &Celan Cook and warrant ermytidieg prepared to cult the most diveralfiedtastes. CONFIICTIOSEIrf. We bawl on hand the largest stock of Confectionery era binned intothe County, We can furnish, at wholesale or retail anything in this line that may becalled for, and as cheap us can be bougo anywhere. Tobacco and Cigars Chewing andemoldng Tobacco of every bread, and Wren .:;fer• eryquality, from a" cent grah"to t he finest flavored Havana. 'ter lD C::l o4 /42)7C 6 i l lagEita Our stook of GroCerleseatil be beat. In Ole part of the conntly foreitutlitv and lowness of prier. not excepting Binahandon. ,edfruraish Floor. Salt. sugar. Molasses. °once, Tea.riah.Cheese, Raisins. Flea, and everything In that line of the beat qualitlea, to any quantity from one pound to stop. Our endeavor will be toplease Claim may favor as with their patrons/mph:den ourselves to rthrraeselu drat and to the strielly One Price System ! L. MUM ant:ram Detealvtl.lBll4.4ll. K , E. BACON. G-COODS. WEBB & BUTTEMILD, .001 now ItCE.IO4 LW/ SPRIRC AND.SUMIER COMM PICAS Cilland cumlas Dna Cloxli GRENADINES, POPLINS, MURES, LENOB, DE LAMM &a moarrmsz, may 4 Ism. SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY AND BACTK. PAY. ITTIIrinUrainea.LICEMSED AIM"! tIF THE 0121TIRR mutzT.trtit lava prompt atttatlon ta all taatat eratatted to tastes. Cbargaa LOW. tadtatormataa rime. 11/..mos. 1.••••nt.• • Intl 1.. W. WIWITFI COFFIN TRIMMINGS, Direct from the linuntactory. GITARY, 13 IM Crap Doan" of SPAI+I. WIISATiIatOSE. ODbutood. RM. aid . Yllum Muds; inkrtety of ptittetna of Co Mn Platest.t3nti) Lam Dowel Ilium LlntoxTreks. lc. 40;a9 Wiat klmtaa *a. kr,. far gala by tfontromp, AMI 17, lava tt. it Eirowa aMI Boots-and Shoos. iii=aza4.9.1.40,714.4.0 indtpulatiftpublita 31:111111MTDIFURIaT;Alt 11011011, Mgrs. MANIA warn, ram% au H. H. FRAZIER, Bs.oo A VIAL 11l ADIAII7I. On upstairs in Hatay d Lathrop's littediag. Rates of Advertising. Space. I I WISWr Wrl3ll2MrSl 1311117 . squire, $O6O 076 1 00 125 296 SOO $5OO $s squares 100 160 200 250 400 500 900 1100 sclequparareel 1 50122518 oop 7ms 0017 50 1200 200) 2COIB 0018 75145018 0019 50 160024000 sigbillnu Of this dze Srpe, wattl ir alke a Kum Yearly 4drettlatesirllllasve th• PI of sUataltaT due% litair advatlonatuttoteadostally withal additional tge Rasmus °tads notexceedtm live Ilneanstrted st $5 per stung Larentsements.to Laura lasertlbtla am t papumin be buy, In mug .rtmacon or early listozdaymonatog. Job Work.—Tho Office of the looserrou l 1 / 1 V7111.10/JI LlVOridtd letbUTZ . Ve l Airran,, O.9MB I M I MM3 ' t TUN() PRE.9B.sNewbou7 Now. -1 • ' JOBBMi9Lerr= anci all IttpAs ofaoe 71T-7.4 Ilasulbllls,Pampl ( Va.dr..g. ". ...l=on=7l,4o P.241:1 Blanks.—jastlces' Constables' and &boo Dhaka, N Ote., Deedi,Leases and Oottracte,,t4krocouiv4 en band and tos sale at toe Inmsraure gsrznizagm , Wita NEW FIRM BALDWIN & ALLEN, DE.A.i..Slite. 12i FLOUR, PEED, CiltT t PORK FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles Team, Coffee, Spleen, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars 4 103C—gCloliTM3R., Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat BROOMS, NAILS, &C Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN, ~ .. WIL L. ALMA liontroia, West ilde Fatale AMU% ADAM MC EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS L i r THY FURNITURE RSTIBLISHEIRST 07 WILLIAM W. SMITH, • AT THE FOOT OF MAW BT. HE eirtenzive Furnitare ratabilahmerit of Wee. T W. 81,11T11 havitilt been teetted Itid Matt, paved Abe p roprietmrerpectfally NallOtincet to the chi. rev of Montrose and vicinity, that he Is Matadi reakintandlreeneonhud the La-WEST & BEST wortintate ruaNyru.nE to be jaunt, in the Country Wegive the olloarlnallat of Borne of the articlenrlichvonni ieliallyntlyredricedpricce,for CASH or BEADY PAY: Bureaus, Walnut orliallioriny, with glase,frorn $l4 to sot, Buresuserith marbleorbrocatelletope.frote 411.11 to $O4. Lade ar_geamsortment,from $8.1110,41.0414, to 4110 WashStande4CardStande.corner sad eduaredtande,of allude Ii ena,riwn enlt3 to tee reeks ‘4 I ,llrens,torrelracirs,foritlitoolkotinmsnaJorinlitmac. Oentre,card.nier.inUet,dlninn.kitchen,and ertinuden Cinra—csiiir and nroodneata.ttonterit—caxie,dag,anderoodum. ?revery variety and style. Bolastet.a.tetesfurniebedatitiOrtnotindat 24 eve Tarkedeer. SPRING BEDS! & LA3IOII tammoriSzT.Cazirir2 BM clf Ida e. N. B. Itelidymadeciedins on hand orforniehedatabor notice.. Hearewirrayainreadinteraben dtelred. We employ nonetnti.CLUIEFIIL L EXZWITERCEDWORI MEN. Wein tend to do our WORM WILL, and sell It at Lin milt can be a !forded W. W. SMITE, Kontroee.rehrnary 10.1125.- ißit lino. =laving • as. supply of 401- CO Clo Fa gal /a the srmacroas deparimmts of Wm Mercantile Business c 3 l - FULL AND DESIRABLE. a Tl Stock conalstaln part Of . Drugs, fled. clues, Paints, 01k, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa. per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, fleroseneLamps,Shades,Chimney Burners, Transparent Cones, Kerosene 011, Burning Fluid, Tar. pentine, BIENZOLE, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,Bird Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry, Artist and Dentist Iffaterials,Whips Fancy Goods, Perfumery, fac—ln short, nearly every thing to restore the Oak. to pleatethe taste, to delight the eye, to gratify Mammy. and Plan to conduce to the real and relbelantlal cennebtti orate. klontense.ADYlll.lBll.l. ABEL TtlitliELL. W.A.CON SHOP 1. Sleighs and Cutters. TlLf.A=wod,-,3x. - 0„Im-doci=t- H n ot7,l= rozo.shero he sin coutlnuo to carry on the tronfacture or Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, tkv. Heady Made MartetSlolshaLunzberSlatahlandOntterincrealt bead. nepatrtuptione neatly.at short Once. Dent Stuff for Cutters and Weans, M aker•amaterials,bestgoality,Opteotudaatly oohed toss to bo prepared to do 0001) WORK at aost rotes. A goal pply otroady-mado Spokea kopteonstantly on head. N. B. Ilperionnindobted to the undersloed please all sada ettlethotraccountstrithouttulthernotict Ilontasaa..l.l7 18.1864. V 1731;!.. OA lair. Elos e Q 1 C1 ) 3333 cmtBtottleynbll=paestlutt cannot rialto malt, • laq GROCERIES. SUGARS,7 RAS, OOFFEE.SPIOE,PLOUB and SA LT, (by Me sack or barrel.) Plat, and a) gettelearoallyknandl thetelessOroate)... Flour by the Wholesale and Retail. 4al mese to cterll,l hope to =etre • liberal thane f publicist heb 1g butauke WI es p aid tatFILTSeDIACOrteI PEALS El_ .Nl4 00 08. ontromliareMlABol.4o DOWN DOWN_! DOWN! 11AS GONE GOLD! LOW! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES FOR Prints! Delainesl Sheetings 1 Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes! Gaiters I Balmorals Groceres and Hardware!. Ready-Made Clothing! Hats t Caps 1 Yankee Hotline Illrend all our MAMAS VARIETY or dock. We mut WO more room tor cm NEW 0 0 0E* AEA 4 , 0 delecollecA the old stock. Dr Coma md see us before herebslat. 111 - The Withal WAN elven Tald torater, Onto ea Pr. dace ant Md. J. E. JARESON. Aorll 18(1.—tr. NEW INILLINERY SHOP. MRS. R. S. FORDBANI, Woul,D say to the Ladles of Montrose and vletrlty last les nu opened • Shop to the butldlna formerly called Bloomer galy where oho svtll keep • full supply of all Mods of Fun Moods. Bonnav, Bats, Bttsw at d Bonnets constsolly on and lltroientng snot tkpahintr ifont done to order. lodise. call and we for yourselves. Montrose. May 8, LEvld t B. S. TOMTML&M. • REMOVAL. • E. S. gllllll'S MILLINERY, VOToMEALY over Mance" Store. la removed to the noose *- er GEC! L. STONE & CO.'S. STORE, almsda se***4•;Odnaribelow the Moe of R. B. Mils. al. eler hippy .0 dow be* tholes inottreent of MIL WERY GOODS. Jut put • • In the City. Intim:ll4 Neer Took Bendy made neettets, Oratrale '• • beets eirtnedind Prated In the brat manner Wall hinds of Uttil • err work. Preis puking, fro.. &ewe. OKA leek. Montme. • pill; 1866.. X. S. tiltrla NIIINIC. iooktrittittgli V24l4Lalwour or =taus u.
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