rl gisitulturaL How to Iflake-a Good Barnyard. • • Several things are essential to racier a barn yard a good one. It must be so constructed that water train any source will not accumulate in it. It must not be uncomfortably wet or disagree ably muddy for stock. The surface must also be firm so that coarse manure will not be pressed down Into the soft earth and thustimake hard pitching. These are the main reqroisites. Now the first thing is to provide for off thellurplus water that will be liable c iTt rr a its way among the manure. Cut a good ditch entire ly around the yard not less than no inches deep and fill it with tiles if they can be obtained or with plank. Stones will be just as good to drain the soil and carry off the water. But the amines are more liable to be filled up by rata. This drain will keep the ground dry on each side of it and .will not carry off the liquid manure. Con duct all the water by eaves-troughs from the roof of the barn and sheds into this underdrain. The next step is to grade the yard either by hauling earth away leveling off the knolls or by drawing in compact earth to fill up the depressi ons. The surface of the yard should always de scend gradually from the barn and sheds. There ought also to be buildings or chearrsheds on every side of the yard. Excavate at the low est part so that liquid from all parts of the yard will descend to that place and there sink a sugar hogshead and cover it with plank so that noth ing can fall into it. Then set a cheap pump in this hogshead pump up the liquid and send it in board or bark troughs among the solid manure in any part of the yard. This will be a perfect security against its heating and becoming fire fanged The next Job will be to pave the whole or a portion of it. Flat stones three or four feet square are objectionable for'heavy cattle liable to slip on large stones so as to injure themselves.— Were they to slip not more than two beet there would be little danger oftarm. Some parts may be paved with' boulders of a certain size and then those of another size may be used in another place. Large stones and small ones may be placed side by side by excavating a little for the large ones so that the surfaces of each will be equal. Stretch a line across the yard and lay the top of each row of atones even with the line. In this way there will be little or no difficulty in making the surface of the pavement even. When laying the stones the workman needs a trowel to place sand or fine gravel be neath thin or small stones to raise them up t o the line and a rammer made of a billet of hard wood with an iron ring like that of a beetle on the bottom of it to drive those stones that are too high down even with the line. _ After the paving is finished spread sand, gravel, or finely pulverized clay all over the pavement and work it into the interstices, This will make a barn-yard that every farmer will be proud of On many farms there are loose atones enough lying in the fields to pave several yards. Where stones are scarce the surface may be covered with gravel or clay or compact earth instead of stones. Where timber is cheap a yard can be paved with wood by sawing off logs five or six inches long with a drag Raw and placing them on the end. This would make a pavement that could not fail to please the most incorrigible faultfinder or grumbler. Hemlock, pine, oak of all kinds and many other kinds of wood sawed into paving blocks and well tarred on the lower ends with coal tar would last many years, always making a very smooth and agreeable surface to work on and not slippery for animals. It will also hold liquid manure well.—Aoneriean Agri culturist. Onr Pasture Lands It is seldom that our pasture lands receive much attention, and yet there is probably no part of farming that would pay better for the time and money spent upon them, if it were ju diciously applied. We allow many of them to run up to bushes. Others are neglected and suf fered to take care of themselves, in some cases, perhaps, because we dont know what to do for them, in others because the cultivated lands de mand, or seem to demand all the manure we have to spare on the farm. How different is this from the careful management of the Dutch farmers who devote their attention to the dairy, especially to the manufacture of cheese. They turn out their cows to pasture about the time we do—that is about the first or middle of May. The pasture is separated from the mow ing lota by hurdles. About the middle of Au gust the hurdles are removed and the cattle al lowed to feed over the whole till the first of No vember, when they are put into the barn. The rate at which they are pastured is five cows and six sheep on five acres of land. It is found that the sheep eat down the coarse grasses which the cows reject and leave, and thus help create a close and fine sward. Now tokeep up a fertility that will support this heavy feeding, something must be done for the pastures. After the cows are taken to the stall, the ditches, which every where interscrt the farms of Holland, serving fur public ways by means of flat boats in summer and skates in winter, are dredged, the mud and weeds hauled out upon the banks, and piled in rows from thirty to thirty-three feet long, in the form of a triangular prism, three feet wide and six to eight inches high. This mud is allowed to remain awhile subject to the frost. But soon after the cows are stalled the semi -1101 d man ure is carried out to the heaps of mud, the piles opened and the manure covered up, and mixed by means of forks. In January or February, is the weather permits, or later in spring if not, this rich compost is spread over the pastures and causes the utmost luxuriance of grasses in this moist climate and rich lands. This is the gen- eral practice upon the dairy farms of Holland.— The keeping at an equal number of sheep along with caws is &common practice also in England, especially upon dairy farms. It is estimated that the cost of treating pastures as indicated is about seventeen dollars an acre in Holland, and that it pays is shown in the fact that the farmers of Holland are generally well off, many of them rich, made so by a jueicious course of farming. We mention this to show that a judicious outlay in the improvement of pasture lands is the great secret of success in the mat dairy region of Europe, and to suggest that we 'can take a lesson from them in the management of our own lands. Give them more manure and they will carry more stock_ A good top-dressing now and then will do them no harm, and in many cases they need it quite as much as the mowing lots. If others can spend so much and get such returns cant we undertake something of the same sort —Massachusetts Ploughman. GLITIMMM.—A bottle of this should be kept in every family. It is a clear, colorless syrup, sweet, and forms the main principle in fats. It has no smell if-pure, hence it is not disagreeable. For chapped hands or feet it is excellent, pre venting the air from reaching the skirt, and hence keeping ifmoist, thu great property of a curs in such cases. It is perhaps the best hair oil in the world, and never takes on taint (heat not de composing it save at 600 degrees). Besides it keeps the hair moist, as it has the merit of not being dried by air, but, of the contrary, draws moisture from the atinosphere. Thti it makes a sweet, pure, durable oil for the hair. It is also the principal medicine for ear complaints, espe cially in a dry ear_ Pour a few drops in the ear. .11.A.urnmo Tames—Some people, in setting fruit and other trees, have made the mistake of applying manure directly`npon the roots. That is a ruinous practice, as the fibres of roots of trees can only derive sustenance by direct con tact with the earth. When trees of any hind are set out, the roots should first be covered with a rich loam, well trodden down, and. upon this loam a little manure of any kind may be safely placed; but it is better to spread it upon the serflike of the ground, where it acts as a mulch, and prevents any injury to trees from drouth, ludos very severe and lone protracted. Canaan FOR BOWER—Experiments have 'Mown that the best way to feed carrots to horses is in connection with oats. Alone, carrots are not as goods oats li!tbne, but in conjunction they are better than each fed sepaxately. If you arc in the habit of seeding four quarts to a mesa, give two of oats and two of sliced =rota, and the result will be more satisfactory than if each were fed. separately. vir Orchards on no •ern elopes are, as a general rule, less liable to injury from the vicissitudes of the weather than those on southern slopes, One reason of this is that the buds do not start so early in the spring, and therefore less likely to be effected by the cold winds and frosts of early spring. . per The best cows for milk are almost always thuilxined, especially the legs and tail. A thin neck Is . anetixer , good point. A quiet, good-na tired disposition is another excellent 'quality in glirßegalarity in feeding itrtftbieitteoseibt portastee, Farmers, try it §uoinin Lew weinoz-canow mot. . , nizsil&T & bsalag sanimied B. B. 13.isnzr.ni, ,Elo irlih them as puma Wes make ore* Inv ft ill Its MU mitrambas. the Midas& ' , Miens:Mir bedaubs the =slat Bent,ley,Fi.tch&Bentley, sad all badness mmtW to then will be Mende ta with_ Pp:MOTP. now and acidity. Ma! nme occupied by Beatty & lick. 5. 5. WITLIT.. •L. P. s. a. wn.zT. is. Y0U..11. J111611r7 2; ISY. P, REYNOLDS, Licensed Auctioneer. itiLLIS oonus axed MI Made at literusalle, sad alio at +modem 1W - 611cedate from distates mot be addressed to eat Montrose, at least tour or Ave day. metal". to Um sale. Montrose, Ps. Dec. O. Isll Soldiers' Pensions, Bounty &Back l ay T H iIigr u rra;g OE IT IV A RICLOILLELIC=I h NoLrgesualeascottore.l. Mks arisLathrop:tyla and mar. dors. • . ' J R LAtflu. M. MoCOLLUM & SEARLE, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, MONTROSE, BITER. bo., PA. rheum le Lathisps Him Brink Iluilding, Iddliop,Tylge V a Fillers Blare. B. Ad—m.lm. • • D. W taus. linuirose.genTosr, IT. illgO.int E. M. TURNER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OFFICE OVER WIMON'S STORE. Itautrae, Aataif 141661 . A! D. BREWSTER, U. S. Licensed Auctioneer. MONTROSE, SUSQUEHANNA CO. PA loatroso. Aprll4 MLA, MEAT MARKET On Public Avenue, pear Searle's Hotel. alrficoastalitly on hand isOdsuini/Yo MEATS 1). al &naiads. CASA paLl for BEET OATTLI, OALVEI3,9IIEZP,siadLA EI YB. AlsolorHlDlSof all Enda az:Brum' &ILAWLEY N.HAlrsarr. f nisatrose. Fab.111.1813.-if CARRIAGE SHOP IN FULL BLAST. fr FIE anderAcned la now vtefacred to do all lands of CAR- L 11.11AGL WORK. Altonl.-.• lamm Anne on abort noun. 3.vr 1111 IMF __P• W "I VLOWiI BOOTS k SHOES Of all Styles and Descriptions. WEworld recrectrally Inform the pablle that waiaave JIM opened • new Boot and Shoe Ron In- ad+ place% ELY door above the Barnum lionea. where we keep on hand an enortmeat 1.1 Ladtea Mark and t` 1 h Shoe,. well .. Mon'. BCOU. Balmoral+ and Brogana; alio. Custom Boots and !Shoo made and repaired in the yell' anus% +We. and at the shorted. notice. TAYLOR A. HEWITT. Orval Gam Village, YAWL 18111,-tr "THE FAMOUS BARBER." Corse son ere the hottonsEszter. Famons Barber. late of Hirt.. Lota ornsl ll .. nom st WeArs a. Om F. B. Weskits Bboe Mora. rind me Shartogand Stutropootag. rod tor cutting Heir to sot t eon Plod ma realty st roar ardor yourscrolce. OIt&ELLIIT YORAM Ektonct door abovo Searles Hotel, Up Stairs. Montrose. Jane E. 1884.-tf TAILOR SHOP yr YOU WANT a SITIT or °LOMAS THAT WILL FIT reVA t- M re' you ban o r!lttenlP GROVES At REYNOLDS, over Chu:idles Store. at aide of Publie Avenue, endyaa OM be socommodete*L We are determined to please our cuatbmers . both Ingqn u e T litAiy o otir . = . and o the price, ever...tad to It paled that. l RR eastovcre, ve,..upit rye. •11 P. RZYNOL”B. FIRE INSURANCE. Thelnsurance Co. of North America, PH I IC I_.l. Fi I A. Ens Established an Agency in Montrose,Pe. Thin is the Mat Inaurana Co. in the U. States. OMNI CAPIT/LI. PAID IN • THY rate. emu lore as thoseof sargooa Commute N. 'I. or .11. eleserhere,aadlU Dlvertore au among the But for honor au! htegritY. ARTHUR O. COFFIN. Presldeht. Cum= Purr.fleery. B. STROUD. Agent. licortrue,Julyl6,lB4l.-ty. OM* over the Pasts:dace- HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW-YORK. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS. Aseta Ist .havary.lBil. $41.384.270.33. LazaMika- 7100321. 1. linsoassern,Becretary. Cs.. J. Kaasts,Preatclant. Joss Moats& AaaWant Beery. L. P. lartataarra, V. nue& Pelletal tuned and renewed brill undexalraed, at hla once. myrtle Postale& BILLINGS STB.OIIII, Agent. Mantras& Pa..Jalyl.lBsL-ti International fire Insurance Company OF ZOCW-YOFtR. Office, 113 Eirciadway CAB CAPITAL 0111 ROI POLLAK CHARLES TAYLOR, President. Hemu.roN Barns, Vice-President Oixrn DRAKE, Acting Secretary. BILLINGS STROUD. dant. llfrostmo. Jamurr It. ISM _lv WHEEL HEADS ! WHEELS AND REELS. tr7mll,Y"th44o7 named dhT: ahoy la Sa ' yre'a YoZy, or on 8. H. owe & RrOtbell, at adz Store In Montrore, Flax Wheels., Wool Wheels, Clock Reels and Wheel-Heads: Wholesale and Retail. Bat Wbaela and leads that can aceolhly be read; and every Sr stele werrantod II properly wed. 0. IL CBAXIDALL. Montrose .7erona,7 1. BM R. B.—Repairkr& does an abort patine. 0. X. 0. Carriage Manufactory. Tnok=4.7,lll7=lT:=APhedus Carriage & Wagon Stand, all leoZlMine t o ' il?- r-- B R OOKRB . here WITH ATV= to do superior Mariner. fteoltring donate the but of !tele ; and OLL WORE WAP RATTD. 418 , ItOGERB tloatrosa,Jeme 8.18113. LYCOMING COUNTY Fire Insurance Co. CAPITAL $2,600,000: O N of the sesleed t ri.rellablt ittna . tati t 4. tor sasonabanors Comotr. Vontrner. Repro:oh*. 11. Ms. Baldwin & SADDLE,HARNESS, AND TRUNK MAKERS! Rooms To. 1 and 2, BASEMENT SEABEE'S MOTEL E. BALDWIN. HUGH HITCIIELL. Moat. at. Oat. Ilth. 188 S—tr. GEO. & WILLIAM E. GATES, UNITED STATES LICENS'D AUCTIONEERS 1 1 :k. E 'Va1. 8 i.=1 , ZIZtri k .i=ltrAt.' /Amock. Oct. H. t May it .1866-1? " The Mason & Hamlin. CABINET ORGANS, Forty Different Styles, A DkitlLD =id and secular murk. for SOO 410/eack. AA. Yktrirlys Gol a d and flppOrklidol; or other ins_piaoluto*, • .tried them. I.llserarrklaftloom fonl. kArkook KUM( k a MI" Motor, or UMW 813011LI88, Hel , York, Septemborlq 1k7k..y1 DR. C. P. BIGELOW, MITIVICLiat Ma 93011, il vigta idt, Street, tn house namely oco g eled try M. L. 0 MEAT BEND BOBOUGE r i g. BIGELOW' bulny tr ad three years Melones Is •iageop OOs ILA In charts or G. Satoapttal at Aleasnilda wet p ricue or amnia yaws. feskeempetant, sad le treettooll to at ati onaltaintntiattla ale cam Great Bat& Mum* littt4ll6-.-01. CARRIAGE SHOP,t BLACKSMITHINB, &C. At Priendsville, Pa., By is w. Fling-&v:: Igian., 13176 NEW .11._TtierVA.7.1 FALL AND WINTER GOODS dilfferibei.9,Rosevibqqtri & €o. AL S. DUSAMM LVINO lout atOmod Palm New Toll; with a ears H and bantlattnacutaty of Naw Goods. to which the attontbm et to. Public li mat respsattdly WOW. told sa the goods wars bought under th. toast &Wants/warm facllltles. and just ;star to u. want moues wo promble to soli t 0.,. at equally low Orals. Our motto Is " please all." and not to be out by " any other man," mbetber at Do= or abroad. TM toll/mina Goods comprise part of cmo stook ou band. and teal be kept tbutua the sawn. Cotton Department. gibmilnla.tneached and brown. ID- . 5_4. and 4_4. Pliloweika Muslin; 6-4, and 43 Man. fine blesehed and Mown skartinsa. 4-4, and 74. Cahoon of the best make, and bandaosont materna 4311gImms of domain= and foreign manotacanra. Baltielcbg—ettra heavy. Bloc cheek and seeped diktinra Caplan liasmela papa and cambele mwlt e, ika.. Woolen Deportment. Flannel oral) Oolon and Qaalltlea. Tina white, ward wldr,— adman gannel ; bony Mlted Grey, blue, and red ; cotton mixed; ellk toned ; ranee and plain aellabury de. ; fan/ striped, and pun midribs do. Ftne wool Bed Blankets, 10-4, 11-4. and 10_4 wide, all quallun. Ladles', Minn',n and Children' wool hede;-- MI mile., colon, and Quentin. hlublaa, scuts, midden., bade. neap, %want:Alabama la, table and piano spreada, zephyr wont ed and Blonland wool, 6,, nc. Linen Department. line white linen table Damask ; brown do. Me whit. nnem shbung, and henry sheeting do. Whit. and brown linen table cloth napkins of cntArrent quadri. ; fine townh by the do= ; W whle toweling., Hocicenbeek, crash, he., &o. Dress Goods ♦ large 10111011MCIA of the following mintiest Printed, Bart cotton and al wrol detainee. Pine aolid colors. French Merino; all colors and gtmlitlas " " " Pan:natal " " •• " " " Oyu " " lE= •• milk Wiped " “ 0 warp " PapUnp " Maher§ " u wool plaid Iffeelnes. " Coburg, Bombattaaa Reppa ac.. ike. Ma fancy firm alibi every vallety of colors. black v . all qualities. v are heavy Emden alas. " bobn•t elks, all colors, and beautiful dudes White Goods. Pine cambric; swim. mails. striped and harmed mulles, /be. Linen omidie handkerchiefs. plate, beg... Likened bea. ad and embroidered do. Drapery mono; due embroidered edg. Ices .d Itmeitiage ; plain and embnldered WWI; colln and sleeves In acts; crape do. Embroidered Infante enders :.1. Mae merino embroidered Infants' caps, didenrat patterns ; while laces and edges. In cotton and Dam Valincene dm, $503,000. Notions and Fancy Goods. Llnce and cotton threads ; sewing and embrokiely ; kola Unit cation. de. Dam Burro's and Thus Tancerrea of shahs lbahlonable and leading stylre ; cloak and barrun ornament► by the pleas nr In seta; hale seta and hair drawee velvet rthOnna all •Idiha; algae= ramltl, all color.. Var.. Silk granadlne cella; Love va - ; =pa villa; mask yell*: Plata and .Ith ornament.. thorn, of all aorta and suitable for all persona IL to gloweavdtk do; cotton do; Wank ; kc., !a, Shawls Single and dooble Broehe shawls; eagle one double wool ehawle—• lamest.* of all the leading styles aa4 yattarae ; has Thibet and !Shetland wool do. Our sasortawat ha Cloaks, Et nth se drotlare, sacks, end beams, cannot .et errelled outelde the cities, and we can promise airs bazttelhe in such. Furs ! Furs! rrgwmF.T!TMPIW.TWII•IIRMMRRI will be !told al =all proeta. Call and see. Hoop Skirts, Ba!morals and Corsets, Of different styles and make of Frencb anti Imarlcan m►lln(se. tars. sad salon ves sell at atm. loar price. Cloth and Piece Goods. Bina toosdclotth beavers. ladles cloths. coosltosses. satins:l4 IronistkiJouss, to— frt.. Is crest vartct7. Millinery Goods. We would say to those to W. trade, that we have a rokt. aseres. Imre of those geode =Lally kept In this Rae of business, and are enelated to fondah thea, at Hew York Jobbers prlcea We 1411 name part of the goofs in this Yoe: Bonnet end Hal blocks. Bonnet and list frames, In badman and felt. Ens., felt, and baser hats. Itlntents of all WIS., styles, and colors. Laces, blonde% Illtuslost cesim, nets, crows Wog; basset silks cut mod =cut silk velvets of all colons; anti. Mal Zooms. plumes, ho, tr.c.. and notny Atm articles too ma rmots; to mention. Please gee as a trial end convince yourselvsa. GENTS• DEPARTMENT. Clothing. We have but little dace left to my much but to thou whored!: to clothe thelawele. tht. fall mid winter with warm, &arable, led comfortable clothing. we would merely my that notwithstanding the general ay of a seardiy of ready-mild clettng, and cen.s. quently the hide mice thereon, we are odestheled prepared to furnish you all, and snit you both In prices and materials. Our dock le large; our delves are crowded and we an aimed daily receiving new eddltiore thereto. The clothing we rail is all of ow cririr ■as; and we can therefore guarantee the making end maid tabl of each garment we sell. Glee us the Ana trial sod in can ease you all further too use adman. The following addle we ham In deck DWI frock ccea; angle and double boosted ; black and Ikacy Incelnese costs; pinta and ram casenorre Exklich vralklat nada and in Indio to match; plata lad Lacy sack matt-.sly la sults to coda ; black and homy csadmere pants and vests lb =Sob ; silk mind and Hurts aualmere ante; plk. cab. sad sabres nen Hors Onornarue-a tarp variety. Ova=An I Ordsoun! Orsacoads 1 All idyles sad qualadea Gents' Furnishing Goods. White cotton ASA" gluey fannel do. Minima darts and Cray. an: imendem. tICL Lam and paDv col/ses, wads. gloves, man/. W. Wok% nllas. Welds. ft., 4x... Our Custom Department Se am timid lOW erltb *choke aeledloe of code:gems. tame cloth; wenna ninth &c.. which ye keep to anti eletbbet er. der, and vs yeadd remit ell thaw that ere Is the habit of baring their germeata matte to rata. to eve no s all, grallag =Amid thee as on yea /tare aatlifactios. Itt comolueloa aro voWd ray atm more trar of ma that want ley eat 04N:de eleell y kept tr/ Ith to gin our s can, and le arm try to jolt orrnaniameo„Ro_A *NUM' itriaL, l mumpoittatadias Illootrombikok L lllO. • MEM Silks. ANNOUNCEMENT! NEW GOODS A. T IT. R. DE lATITT'S• irLtgabs:rider is now prepared to show his friends and cos ers. • desirable rockore f Goo ds, In which can be found LADIES' DRESS GOODS M variety. Great Osmium i t Ladles' Clotals, Waterproof Cloth, French Black 010Uns r , and Colored All Wool Cloaking, CLOTHS, CASSHVIERES, &C. Black Cloths, Doe Ulna Coatings, Fancy Caseigneree„ Sentticirf Jeans. Sheep a Gray Satinets, de. Also, Tailors Trimodura DOMESTICS. Brown and Bleached tlooLne, Denims. Tiehlrigs, runnels, Crash Diapers. 'Doweling; kc Notions. Gent varlets of Iloop and Balmoral Shirts. Ladles' Men's and Chlldreee Hosier/. Buttons. C?mba, Okla Redd, Bindings, Thread • all Mods. Mrtlne Twat. knitting Cotton, dc. Arc. Boots 8: Shoes. Men's and Boy.' Boots, Oh: :dren's Copper-Med Shoes, Moro Mod, Gaiters, Balmoral Shoe., Wornee's Calf Shoes. GROGEROES. Bums at 'dies not to be beaten. VERY B QUALM Green, Mark, and Japan Tens, Coffee, bpi., Ginger, &eternize, tuff and Trabserw. Bird Seed. dm. de. SN'Tarm produce taken In exchange for goods, for which the J . DEW ITT. ttlV . e . st mark , e ) td . .ol l c o es i rgl:r paid. THE DOUBT 1311=1 STARTLING CONVICTION Ls didkated to AU Arlo wok Boman*. OM GED. HAYDII Lon Land •fitL • NEW STOCK Or GOODS oonalfallof of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, RATS AND CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING Glom, Hoatery. Necktlea, Sexes, Undo and Damara. Taney Goods and If mime No- tlinna. Trunk.. and Teat, lin, Du ; and lota of Goods too nu merona to mention. at PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION roam Article Irvrs*red as rapnvaLted. N• charge for shoo Mr(loodi Small Pratt...a Quick Bale& HAY.D.EN Ifew-1113 (ord. Angus, 2:10., 18. EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW, HAMlLP'ofil*,.°A;lrtSl (TOn d :av o e r a l lo o tost CP AZ a lu g s .000 k of HATS AND CAPS, CHILDREN'S TURBANS, LADIES' SHAKERS, ii••• WTe eteck sf all the an Sprin g A i l. of CLOTHING-, (kmdzi.lxl4 In part of Men . . En,11.111 Walkl,f Mots to 1011. to match, g ood B,ntlorn. Coats, Cothlo z for Farmers, Lin. Paola and Dwars, Gents , Furnishing Goods. UMBRELLAS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SUSPENDERS, COLLARS, NECK TIES, SHIRTS, &c. Which I amt 0000 o s t ep lot t ou b it ,t cr b rc , h o d tt very le. yr Flerall m7 prollta d '7 ; 41..1 motto. ' l '(.3al7 d g fin. our Del T wo wove B.cniqu's y llotel, In the bollix ' : occili.lee by T. B. Weak. as a Moe Store. JOSHUA BOYD. llrretmea. illy PEACE AND PEACE PRICES. PEACE ESTABLISHED ! Large Lines of Prices Con. cinered and Itedneed li. BURRITT II tame fecelvtag, for tiring euppilea sew and !Bede Stock n or 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., diet tre es ofin trwludg, es meal. full variet of e most opu/ar Le es 0"od, libs ies erls„ flannel th s, Itlbtrnue, p Flowerst yless, d..c„ which be •111 sell on the meet favorable terms for Osett, Produce, or ✓ Prompt Time Boyers, N. B.—Flour and Salt on hand as usual. NILSO 3111LrOf1D, June 11.18tP. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A nimble lumber and wood lot In Lathrop township, Slum% Da. CM/Ary.Pa. coutainlnimbout 800 CCM, with a mod dwelling Dave and Caro n, pad about 100 Acres In gram. Ou this prop. en; Is • good mierollltuid lathmtll,=able of eottlng 300.000 feet of lumber per year. The sawmill Is within two MI. of Nicholson Station, on the D. L.A W. Railroad. A good road runs through the whole property. There is wood nod lumber enough 001 t to pay far lt Deka over. A rare chance—will be sold low, with easy terra. ALS% the farm Ar m e n:tire &min Roberts Yakm, la Rid. °lsm, _Wyoming county, ntg about 200 acres. Ili miss from Nk.Mison altloo, lying on the Tunkluoinock ("reek; about SO acre of flat Ltd tthe balance op land—averydasirAblcproperty. ALSO, • valuable prorerty, one mile from Renton... as th e °add ofJormele Lake, =listing of a gristmill and stawmlll, and about 20 Wee of laud, with the water roomer. The gristmill is now ArZtjme4 mstomboalnem,and Is well Adapted for mercbstawork. ulaloable farm one coils from liontrose,contairligaboot Jensen*. ilty tares of choice wood lead; the well improd. Tide fami is well armed with good stone well, well watarod . end In • high state ofnuh)rat Loa ; le capable of keeping from forty to fifty comi-4 sei7 desirable property. ALSO. a house en lot is the Borough of Montrose, frordlug on the Public Spare The lot tuankiiiii about 234' acres of land. with • ban and Moles that and shade trees. The adman° of Ogee wishing to methane Nal edatele called to the. properties, as they are all gobd sad dedmbie InimetneentA at the prime ash.; for them. Liberal Orme will be given. Yoe terms prices, and other Letbrmation, call on. or addles Dorm. Seam; Pittston, Lucerne Co.,SEARLE, Malldrucar Sliatuatiacura Co., Ps., Jan. Nab. 1865.-tf gOOO A YEAR made by any one with n .a . 15. 814=11 mem o! T esang Le d =rjam . Is.. tf i gteniPilar cs.p &Mu tipeTipot t stendi ?Val wari=6.ratcnat M M. A r MI A WORD TO THE WISE. WRITRT.V.II, & WILSON'S. The Best Family Sewing Machine MADE, /MIS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,JEIi But makes the Look Stitch.. THE VERDICT OF ; THE PEOPLE 18 DECIDEDLY IN * ITS 8A7017.. The bet of there being more of these Mechthee sold THAN OF ANY OTIIEN ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY For further particular. call upon the Agent. where the =heat style* of madden. are on exhibition. Partlea that have wed other to enWed Stands2d hteeldnes han thrown theta aside and give their trailinony In favor of these. EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO HIVE ENTIRE I= Tor normal reason. It recommeada IlerAlsbove CI other. 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike upon both [ldea, work ing equally well no silk, lin en. wools, and cotton g oods--acarce no. qmltlng,,uthering,herionlmg, cordirig, and bodrilbsg. 2. Strength of scants tLat will not rtp nor ravel. 0. The aloe simpple In construction of any two threaded haneldrie to est.; therefore law liable to get ant of repair. 4. Sews without the use of a shuttle, thereby doing Sway with Moen eurabersonie magthitoery, and the trouble of regulating the tension at the under thread. a. lions at • greater speed than a thott le muzbine pongfbly can. These mace In vs with n!lt tv• new Imp, torments, warranted and delivered In 21 , 4, at ‘l uto, prices The nest of 11 obin ltsrmonoza ivvott. over orrl Eartnaito ax to Montrose J. P. W. RILEY. Montrose, J . 80, 1 W.- t 1 SCOTT'S POPULAR REMEDIES. These Medicines are warranted If used ar , onling to directions. Try them n and If not ettinactor return one boll the medicine and the moey vo Ibe refunded. 1 hove mid lhonentids of boUlu. but none have re hunted. scuTrs c HOLM CUBATEd FOR DYSENTERY, • CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MOREL'S, DOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, • NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND SICK HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMADH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. This mrdlelan Is componnl of (lom and Root,, sad causes an Im metllate reaction la Ulu zt stem, :tud la hanultas to all. It has been used la the SPOTTED FEVER- In a nurnltcr of armee, and proved effectual, Full dim:Lions ou each boulo. l'azcz 50 /;our.. SCOTT'S SANATCVE CEMTE. FOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD HEAD, FROSTED FEET, INFL.k LIED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, CHAPPED HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, PILES, CORNS, &C. It le composed of vegetables, sod h entirely harmless Price twenty-live cent, s hoz. have lad nin.ele eepostunlty of testing the vir I.lerew• .or Yew's. slid nod n Its you recommend It. and we have nu I,Altati,h to reecromeLdlnn n to the public. L. W BINDHA M. M. 11., New Milford. (' ALVIN C. BALA/CY, M. D.. Motaroee. Wm. If. ER, M. D., Wllkeebsrre. Manufactured hot.. Scott. Ilersnton, Ps nod for Isle by 1. N. BULLARD, Montrose. W. 0. WARD di SOS, New Mllltwd. IRA ITT, Seelereme torn 10• 1.14 tf TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Partners In Particular. BOYS & WEBSTER HAVE FOE. HALE REVOLVING HORSE RAKES, BT THE DOZEN OR SINGLE: OREL EXTRAS AND REPAIRS FOB OHIO REAPERS AND MOWERS, ITEEEMI GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS SCYTHES AND SNATHS, FORKS. SHOVELS;, HOES, I'ICKS AND 'HANDLES. Havilditta naecrials, INCLI'DING PINE LCMBRIL WINDOW h.lBll, PAINTS, ULLL * PUTTY, OLASs, BETTS, SCREWS, NAILS, LOCKS, A LAUGH VALLIETY 1,11011 BELLS. COOK STOVES FOR BURNING WOOD, COOK STOVES MEMO COOK STOVES run WOOD on Z'o.il.. TIN WARE, WHOLESALE AN!) RETAIL. BIRD CAGES, LAMPS, ike •LL OSODS ♦T PR ACE PRICES ran C•BII. W. H. BO FD. Movtros., Idrry 146 1,145 Agricultural Implements. THteaVic97.l<giTWittlgZi;ftri:Vmo:ntah' public thelong..staLllilite...l.-ellkOowu Bra. of Wheeler, Melick & Co., at Albany. Tbeseklnchines arr POrneorstO) known and universally appeal ett tb at any effurt of recommendation I ronsnlerunueremary. 'Reit to eay,t bat experience In rnwor fact uring,anel lona nun Jerry brout toutimprovements lortuch make tt.t re the CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD, I Iroald callespccialtlttentlon to ant r Barger's Patent Cleaning Attachment ,* newt Etna -and attached to singie, , lonhle.treble.or y oth eT horanuoweLand o eltherondershot orovershotthreahers Then can be UOrd or on ordinary hand mllLand naherlor.O.ooll.l,o fanning mill made. It takes no more power to drive the whole taelmaentAhun It does to dn. no ordluar) ..pester or shaker.— Dltlereut elms of clrnulog attachment, ROMP patent , al e made. Hone Powers,slngle and double, Wheeler'' , patent. with reeeLl Improvements. Lawrence A rlooid'e patent, nue, two. and Moe home powers. Paw rnilletor sawlng wood, feed cuttera,cinver huh len.horse rakes. kr. An unrestricted warrant) gives to the put'llc thestrongest enarauty that the above InILICAIDOOr ill unequaled In Its work, dont:alit y.convenlenee ,and cheapne". Forraitherparliculars.neud to 11 , su haaihe rfor elrvalar, or el. aminemachinery. Orderasolicltedand allcd with promptness art , 'Monty. Also Agentfor HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE, Irbtdrait.tnanntoctured by 9.11. BAY lit& BROTHER 8, klor. ruse ,Pa.—the ace MOW' rfor thlacountry. ll...chines warranted to aakveentlre.atintactlon Instruction.. for older, and klachlncado livered.f etc otchorre to rereigh t or troraportotlnn All persona wishing to procoretLe beat and cheapest 11.0wInk Ha. chine areadeLreel to witnew the work of the If übtard'e Light Draft Itowee.betoreconunittingthernaelveato ouy other Mower DOI• ID one. Orderasol!c;ted anu promptlyattanded to. Podofnesaddreaa.liorfonl.tinaq.Co..l's. I. R. PECK, Agent. Harford.Pe..luly 1,1862.-tf THE KEYSTONE HOTEL, (Formerly ocrupfal try W. K. Hale),) MONTROSE, PENN'A., IW'AS been leased sod 'mated by the nedentignedovhe by Lill keeping s well doe:eel Torder end Bar, and ettn,nal attention to the Cuisine of the establlahment and the tennis of ttla /guest, will endeavor to merit the patronage of the public. .P. V. nsarir. llnestmao 0001 et . MX _lf BLACKSMITHING. Ttf_louteriber oarrles on BlatteralUdng In an Its hranchea : ten t. d w i Llelnln t s . : f B t ha v l u n t tiontror, where eon . il ba glad to 11 910 -shoring dne promptly, In a workmanllks manner. GEO. W. PETTIS. liontrort. Jolv Ll, 16W. U. ALBUMS, Bibles, Testaments School Books, If yaw Book.. Papa., liarabola% laat_proAved and for ale by • Italf. O.= • HUNT BRUME I BLAIR: SCRANTON. PA., EIIiRDWARE IRON, STRNL, RIMS, Splkes,Shovela, rdware.ltagroad and allnlneSapplies Am, lime Ba ll, different dm, Clottntre Bunk and Trail SplAm, Carriage liaterlaLs. Spring Alle a, Mel. and Bum Bram Nuts, Wuben, Patens Arms. Plated Banda. Malleable IronAlinba,Spokes,Fellneeltandlee limea-Pelee Patent Leather, Enameled Letaner.lebln tem/. Ida, and a general variety of (larrlaze and klanufacturmi Goode/kn.. dtc, tee. INV We elve much atlentlmato thla part of osrstoeir,sad offer a bettersalected amoderent than can be Mums elmeMere In OA. Pat of tae State. Analla.Vlces.Stocts and MA Bellinta.klammera,SlcSame se.. Ma In great variety, Tackle Blocks. Bapo Cbdea.Orrod. stones, Plaster Purl. Cement, Fmna Wlado.Otani. AGRICULTURAL DEPLIIKEETS, Pwonn,C7lnaafar 11111..al Cram Saws. Erne...9,130= Wraprping Paper, Blasting Paper. Yrtre and Manion' DC& Pb-in and Cowart Ilotac Marra abd IlArnraercd H Cabe Nalle. Oar. Taatato Rm.* variety. and ALL 'rasa...ran. Leatnertant raffia,. Rubber and Leather 11althr, aairtrArrtaa beaks, err,. Keranton. Ya.. /A arch 90 1%4. -11 NEW GOODS TH2iznnv.rt,warzv-m— T"1.61" Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware utlery, R Fancy Good.R. tO Which they would In Ate the attention of their Poen.. They have a !arr. stork of Engnah. Ame man, and Svte,r Wlen... born ritdrl und Wive,. of very ropyrlor quanta& ErormYleir Coral. Ori v.. Jet, Ban and Glasa and Plain Gold foetal of Plano ga and Pin. Shamrock. 'Enamel. Plain (told and Fancy Fanner Moo, of every variety aura price, Geld Brarelek, A.raucts. Claatehrine, Yee . .. Guard and 'Neck Charm. Gold and hilviTSpectacler and Thimble:al/old blare Lliattoruarldliturhannoorm. Table and Pocket Cutlery , Silver tinplate Moira. Butter and Fruit Knives, Cara looms. Forks, every deecrlption of Odd Pro. yenta Caeca The largest lot of Flatcar Ware ever brought Into Broome County, crenpriring retry article in ont come very neap, tlful Scorns Chinn c - am:nem-a a race lot or Pane of all qualitlee, Clock, Combs, Bean, Violin nod lSarr+• String, and T rimming, Fielder( Tackleln every mainly. Bs rameter e, T herMOniete-a. Needles, lira:dies. Gold Pen.. Scissor& Sty 0h..., Sc.. SC Alen Piano Fortes and Melodeons, Family Sewing Machines, Kees b , 'ver and Wet, Fllters Se. The above Goods were Mug!, for flAba, and fef veld on the mod tavoratilt torte. All ktAle Watches and Clocks Retained Lt short mace and to the BEtT IirNEE: also ENGRAVING 10 the it STYLE. EVANS & ALLEN. Common:III Iluildtras annotLe the Post office Ettnatiarot , m,May 1.9 1844.-JuarS.vl OUR COUNTRY SAVED! Great Reduction in Prices New firm and low Prices 1 HALLSTEAD & HOW HAVING qt st retained from Nor York and Itellartelptda. ure prrearrd feruell .11 'rho may faV, '4 a cad 41 kind+ ~ouds generally kept to 4 Couutry Store .t l=eartur loar arises. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE World Renowned Olio Reaper and Mower. We nre prertred to furnish ertra Inducements to thou havins to 61poao of—.lll pay the r ::heat lhaah Peirce to ita narae, ICkholaoh. May 29. HALL92EAD BOW NEW GOODS tit Reduced Prices, E•otbocriber woo Id I, lfornlblnfrtindenne.thopnblicgenera ly.thot he rosy yet be found at t 4e Stereo( B. R. Lyons & Co., not to"teedthehonitry, — but to CLOTHE [none who Trish tote CLOTHED witt.the BEST ARTICLE of Ready Made Clothing, tobr fontirl I n I tir Co.ty, egnslto .y Curry. WORI 11.11 d RAH &ANTED NOT TORII'. THIN AND THICK COATS, Vestsand Pants, of every variety. A.leftn SXTlENSlVEsesortment o f J - Jz . 'II,HATS & CAPS, lateststylmallqualttlem,ext.antx 711A17 ErreOrnans, S. LANGDONI. linotrose, April 27. '67 GROCERY ANT) SALOON. It 'IE .hanibeta contlunt tleir Loathes at the Old Plana ot Math fibre lb n.. W.: , :Arc th,tr ppm, ape aria -tea tnatmunt ae a .ll nitre them to nil 4V-111. Wl ttn.lt. twat.ta,4l 1. trtatrular att.:Witt:llx attittg up-our LA,QEES) SALO)GEI, ore can tonisl, If dostml. ortvato morns to LADIES and ONR TLS M EY, or for Ladtcz elonc • or Geollomen alone. REFRESIIIJENTS T &renew mullet of edibles eau he Pound Oyatera. Ram mad Iy4es,lL.stst iced. Itserateak. Mutton Chops. eLlekras la every rem het are.. 1.1. ricklrd Tanete. Lotraer, fact evervtlerm the market affords. . I, tin, war nr . , *.wp "vnT)" , tinne. except aphltaonnor cobalt: bever:renr. oar r: nquorn rye of the b•st y.mllty end Irerranted pure Alm Ihnnerric W inns. en:nr. tiwraparilia. the NV - pre r. ,met Ilrer. hc. he Cream in mummer. . •Lt . . . . . art,eeozed the emelt,. of a Ilr•telr,e then and watrant everything prepared to snit ten most th eratfltql to We :laze on baud the large. etnek of Cor.fectionort a ver brought Stott , . l'ounty. We can tort tali. at wlialmali ...al'. anything In thte ',co that may becall...l tor ,ano as ch.i. as cat be bought turwhere. A. L. WEBSTER. Tobacco and Cigars: Innewlvaandraolang Tobr-cco of every brand and l'lmrs Of tv eryluality, from a" eclat grab"tot b r fluent Oavorkal Havara. fOri - czicogerii_iss. Our Anna or ()muerte', can't he twat in thle part of the country (Or ,pality and lownem of price, not exeentina Ilingtotuton. Wt huniett Floor. Sail gar, Molattes.rof, , le, Tm.l.l3l,(!hrew Mandan Plge. and everything in that line ore. LOA qualitlea, 1r any quantity how one pound ton too. Our endearor will he to please all who may !altor or with thoh pattunagedded,ag oar•cl Vea to tat rnru.lL deal and to the ntrieth One Price System ! =2 WEBB & BUTTERFIELDt SPRING AND SUMMER GOMM GRENADINES, POPLINS, CHADIES, - LENDS, DE LAINES, &C. SIONTIROSIC. May El. 18g. SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY AND BACK PAY. THEanltrattrnott.LlUENbED AGENT OF THE UOVERP SCENT. tali I glue nrompt attention to all claim. entznatecl tit Macao. Charge:, LOW. and In to nn at inn FREE. Manamea. 10•4000.1.1., I. V •ITOTI COFFIN TRIMMINGS, Direct from the illannfnetory. ILITA HY, MAgONIC, WREATH, ROSE'. CROgli, and varionn Met paDernn o f Coffin Dandle.: lwarnond. and Filagree Binds; variety of pattern, or Cann Plats; tillrel Lena Dowel Lining Tacks, ite..ne. ; White Merino. fitnalins, &e. Ac.. for ale by /Janitor.. Aprlll7. IP/i8 11 R I.wORSI • (111 Soots and Shoes. O Mama. Be• 1. LIM i isois Whoheixhi sad ItelMl Dolan la of the very beet match. CLOVER A: BA HER'S EM=l CONFECTIONERY, N - linV Goons. I= Plel.m cat! And e.mbac DR= Good' Vim initindentittpublican ze 17IILIEEZD s.rsr IiIITZDAY, AT golimou, Mut. mursa ootirtr, raineA, sr =iIiZZEM A? 82,00 • Tlllt.ll ADVAIRCI. Office up stairs in /iratoiey 4il Lathrap's Building Rates of Advertising. Space.'l Wv i Mr - a — % square, $O5O 07 1 00[1 251225 800 $5OOlBOO squares 100150 2 00 260 400 001 900 1609 squares! 1 5012 2518 0018 1518 oorr 5o 12 00 Moo squares! COlBOOlB 7514 5018 0019 50 15 002100 Sight lines of this atu Type, (grate ] make a mama. Yearly Ildviatigars arill have the privilege of ongoing co, clan their adoortionmentsoccaelanally without addition a laarg. Ha slam Oar& not exteediag eve lines inatoted at $3 per tarty dveriarinent.,to Lame Insertion in neatraigioOnnat he Ana* la Frig:Lay ofteonoon or early listazday morning. Job Work.—The Office of tha hrezeiteeen axrcrowen3 in provided Irf tbOrrea vi_ntingsre . seca, STEAM POW- ,/,';* PICESS, ho. 4 Waabinidon 2, HAND PRESSAIIe.burY Moo , " cT " nJOßVEß.logetherirfth wod afolortment of Jobblng M 45441414; and all kinds of lob Work, such M-4.14 Cara% Oirculani, Poem. Labela, Handbills, Pamphlets, off c Irf l I be done neatly and pn,M7l4 Blanks.—Justices', Constables', sad School Blanks. Notre. Decfa, Leases Land Contracts_ ,&-c..keptnonr,n 7 on hand nod fornals scan llf 7.ISIIIIMESTIIIILT,HILI9 (Pact NEW FIRM BALDWIN & ALLEN, =I FLOUR, FEED, SAL', PORK, FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles, Teas, Coffee, Spices, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars 31_1:C.701S7M3Eit s , Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat, BROOMS, NAILS. &C. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN, .. .. WM. L. ALLES Montrose. West nide Public Avenue. April 18.1864. EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS ex . FORNETURE ESTABLISHIEBT WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF HAIR BT. THE extensive Porn Stare Eetabßehment nt Wm. W. sM ITH Raving Leon redand andgreatlylm proved.tbcoroprleterrespectruliy ntotOelneta to theciti yens or Montrose and vicinity, that he Is constantly ectalelasandkeeps onnmd tLe LA.RO EST et BEST assortmen to FURNITURE to be founc. in the Country Wegtve thefollowingllet of eorne of the artlrlerwalchw evII to I I et eeettl r reduced prl,sfor rAPII or READY PAY 0 r .St glans4ronagle to WS. Bureau, with .111,1i:or hrt.enteßetope.frong glg to as 4. Aso. I,:trair,tmel.t from le. 810.111.414. !0118. +A est.,s , ls are -dandr.,,ruer andequa reSta ndg,of eDvertt Ueeand prick-A.lmm 71 cent, to ten dollars. Urbke,l...l.n.tn•re I ract.2..l.locstool.s,ottornans.thangn.lte. flentre.card.pwr,toliet.ng,tltehen.and egtebelon tables. 7hlns—cano. and vmodneate .itoken—.lle,fagAnd vraot..icati ,ss very vesicle et.d et v!.. eotaaleto-a-tereefurnlaeetta4hortooticcst N ea IC ork price.. SPRING BEDS! L•aos Assogritnzt .Cultarterr ssn Bnr tII Ya ~ N. C. Keadynadrc.Hneon 6.1.10rf unalshed cash°, notice.— Iligare , palvrayslo rfmti r inelo mI c deldred. w,mooy tionebutOAß EFL' L & EXPERIENCEDIVORK KEN We , r tend to do our WOES WELL, d sell It a. LOW ' o of orded . W. W. SMITH, n 3do c :trnon.FPlrotry ispj - • ABEL TURRELL. no. miovlnzsztro..ppti of • C) CD) ID ! It the natmerocte department. of ht. Mercantile Business making tte anortMeat FULL AND DESIRELBLE. EV' TI Stook =eaten part. of Drug., nod , eines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Ch I mney Burnerv, Transparent Cones, ilertr.ene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tur pentine, BENZOLE, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,Bird Cages, Canary Seed, .Jewelry, Artist and Dentist illaterials,Whips Fancy Goods, Perfumery, or.e., Chp_ln short, nearly every Wog. to restore the sick, to please tit taste, to dellcM the eYe. to CratifT the fenny, and also to Conduce to t he real and substactlal comforts ofllfe. liontroeLAprll9.ls62. ABEL TIMBELL. WAGON SHOP! Sleighs and Cutters. rr.E..de”,l4.ed can ,ow b foinid over A. J. BREW STER fiLnekmnlth Shop. nret c.o-ner CI. of TarbelTs HG 1•1, floc rose. where he will continua. Da theroumfaclare of Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &v. Rebib Niade Silek Lumber Ele!gli - andeuttennolr Da band. • rtcyryiciiiednne neatly nt ebort notice. Bent Stn for Outten npr. dAr r'P pality,keptcorustantlyoublai ton, lt. din do in Fe OR at .bon notice A ,00d. opoteK ly on hont I+ AII ...onpin , :obto.l be nndendrned racoM and ettl ez p tr octoon. milLoutturthernotlce. Id on trot:, JUi; 18.1Z44. 1, 3 7.147.. GARY. Mi„ CC:031338 riFFIERStotbe pabllt.at prietattuit cannot:alit° snit. • 1.4 anclAuperionarortznento( GROCERIES. SUGA R 5,7 EAS, COFFEE,SPICE,FLOUR and SA LT, (11 11e auk or ba-rrrt.) FISH, and al y fotndln Brat clansGrocorlo.. Flour by the Wholesale and Retail. At I meant meth.). tope to receive lawn' t6ireo I pul. pt orage N. 13. Thettlghcatmarketpric.pattl forPLITB:I3E,A(Iotr.O NAL SKINS. COLE Jinni rose-111re ttil.T 111511... tn DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GONE GOLD: LOW! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES FOR Prints I Delaines Sheetings ! - Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes ! Gaiters I Balmorals 1 - Groeeres and Hardware I Ready-Made Clothing! Hats I Cups 1 Yankee Notions fir' end all our ENI.IOI:SS VARIETY of ,too . pia roust Can m ore mom for nor NNW 00005, and gm determined to dean 00l the old 0 ,, 5 1r7r1 ,, F) , and fee he hlehear prleca alarmys paid for Dotter, Gra.n, and Pro. doe, of all Muds. J. E. JACE.ISON Falrdalo. April; 18,15.—tt, L. KIRIII, E. BACON LayaAAILLaI;!A MRS. ft. S. FORDIIARI IT.)131.11 rav to the Lading of Montrose and vicinity ged the be, s Shop in the hafting formvsly called Itizq nail, where ene will keep a Intl enpply of oil Moils of moors (lormia. Shaw at.d tnlk Bonnets constant ly VD Land Illawnina and Repairing lists done to onlet. Lad!, ...II and see for yourselves. Montrose. May a. REMOVAL. E. S. SMITH'S AIILLINERY, FOItMEFILY orer Chandler's store, le removed to stio Rooms over GEO. L STONE & CO.'S. STORE, On Min street, two doors below the Oftce of R. D. !Attie. ee l . where she will ho ham lo slow choke nuorlinenl of MILLINERY GOODS, Just outlawed le the City, Ineltldlng New York geld] , an!. Rennet., ittc.. 13 l r - Strear Roenets eltwnetland premed In the Ind manner &neon 11111 , orry work. Press making, Ite. , done en alert nwlee. , Mouth. /wit 1e.65. E. S. Sitrfil. Read , Watrotts & Foster Mr, pm ^perked • epiendld WiliOrtment of 120 - 12.1715 S GOODS, CONSISTING of FRENCIL UHRINOB, INg, HAIRS, Alpaca., Paraattas, ac v, a imz' elnelr Filtembi. lialm.rikl Wart.. Mid is. NEW MUSIC.. AGMOg. TO TAN 117310111 or e.pne ueu at 111 t i I.. I"4 .INOoLN, wit& elisuluillosot i • • Ei. 1.1,161111U51T. lmigmi3ml I=l
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