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winter jg t setellealell. for lientlen l
- - may ..
Every.firmerottether Ida balances he on a
limitedor csiertudr- scale, should labor some
with hntoWn.bandtkl li e should know practical
ly how tit perforinall the different farni opera
tions Witteekill, that he may instruct his men
and tikellialead in cases of etnergencey. By,„
doing Is, he Will arid that feeling of 'depend-
Estee and helplessness which will occasionally
comenver gory one who depends entirely on
his hired men. If. his farm Is small, he may,
If he cheeses( spend most of his time in personal
labor; but If it is extensive, his frequent exandn
ation,of every part , .. and proper supervision of
its Mohr, will render much work Irons his own
hen& "(inadvisable find even unprofitable. But
our object bat present to speak more palliest
tarty of Lamers' sons. While they should learn
to do all kinds of work, they should not be worn
down by It Tho development of the mind as
well as of the body, is worth more to them than
large and hard-earned estates. They should
not, on ordinary Occasions, have to labor so.
severely as to nnfii,them, during the season of
short days, for evening improvement. There is
no greater beneflOwhtch a parent can confer
upon his son, in order to fit him for success in
life, than to giveehliri -a taste for - Intellectual
cultivation. Every association should therefore
be thrown arotuklitas, and every attraction °t
iered to reduce- mental; culture and refinement.
The fartner,liherefure, who cannot, afford eepa-,
rate rein:nein his dwe lling
fora parlor ' to ' re
ceive compeer, and e.study ter library - for Ids
sons, should give;-tip the former for the sake of
the latter. A.goo' study-teem should at least be
secured, whatever: else may be required to , be
sacrificed; and thlithould be aietde attractive in
an intellectual, literary and scientific point of
viewoart..far -Vs treaty be practicable. Young
men and boys will then be leas disposed to stroll
about doting the ilcmg, evenings of winter, or
spend time in Idle talk, in bar-rooms, stores and
other places where the Idle and uncultivated as
semble, ti e d wh va l they often acquire the tine
lessons , drinking and gaming. t
Among the one occupations for evenings,
maybe mentioned the following: Drawing the
designs of bons* barns and other farm build
ings, and planning their internal arrangement;
sketching objectsin natural history, writing es
says on rural subj ects; consulting and corn
wring the views Oauthors; and especially im
portant,lhe piety:obi keeping a regular regis
ter of passing events. This register may be
kept in a eangle blank book, embracing obser
vations on the crop and the results of manage
ment, on the weather, Including notices of the
winds, clouds, storms, lbeteors, &-c., on tae' ap
pearances of birds; the advance of vegetation,
and on various occurrences, either of an immedi
ate personainatere, or from- more, widely ex-.
tended obsernition.. It Maybe deemed best to
plumbs different‘blank books toe different. de
partment., as, for trample, one on natural his
tory, another on.agrieulture, and a third on the
occurrence' of the day. Parents sh o uld encour
age their 'children to keep such records, as the
practice not only_ improves them in wilting,
thinking, acquiring Information and arranging
their thoughts, but such records may be referred
to in after years,:and will be found interesting
as wales valuable in many ways. In - order to
encourage young people in this practice as well
as to perform Kin a twat and finished manner,
handsome and Adtablelilank-books may be giv
en to them, as appropriate Christmas, hew-
Year's, or birth-day presents; or neat writing
desks, or portfolios, furnished in the same way.
The many excellent designs which we receive
for publication in this Journal, of various rural
contrivances and structures, possessing much '
merit in themselves, but drawn in an imperfect
and bungling manner, show the great and pre
vailing want of instruction in drawing, or en
couragement of its successful study. Every
facility should,j therefore, be afforded for im
provement in this art—pencils, and the beat in
struments:for drawing plans and designs should
not only be furnished, but the importance of
executing the work in the neatest and most
accurate manner - shown to the young artist.
We once knewpp boy who without any other in
steed= or guide, selected the most finished and
finest steel portrait in his teach , as a lesson to
cony—and determined to execute the work well.
He spent nearlian entire week on one eye arid
the nose with great success, for the closest scruti
ny could scarcely have discovered any inferiori
ty to the original. Although such extreme care
may net be adrisahle in ordinary cask yet it is
incompinistily better than the more frequent has
ty, careless, inaccurate; distorted and coarse pro
(factions so frequently seen.
An interesting.winter employment may b • af
forded to „void% farmers, by comparing and di.
getting the many items of interest comprised in
a farm diary kept during the preceding season.
The results of various practices may be observed
and iximpareg and valuable information thus
derived in relation to the most profitable points
of management A memorandum book may be
made from these examinations for the labors of
every week during the coming year, which may
include many ingestions for future observation
and experiment. All these will not only enable
she-young farmer to reach a degree of perfection
and profit which those who depend only on
their memory cannot attain, but the practice
will lead to order and system, and prevent the
omission of many essential operations in farm
management
There is noelassof scientific studies, connected
with rural pea Suits, more interesting and appro
priate than these of the different branches of nat
ural history, such asbotrusy, mineralogy. geology,
entomologyokc. The library and reading-room,
which every farmer who has children should
provide for them will be all the more Interesting
for the collection of minerals, the specimens of
dried plants, Or the cases of insects which it may
contain. Skillful young men and boys will con
struct these Cmses with their own hands. • A
farmer's son.whoese h rbarimn contained four
teen hundred species of plants, not possessing
much pecuniary means, purchased the paper and
bound -wills ibis own hands the nine neat and
thick folio volumes which contained the speci
mens. This Only not be
usually necessary,
but
the more yokang people learn to manufacture
and help themselves, they will not only become
more sk il lful'and less dependent on others, but
will ecquirefin interest which mefely purchased
objects will act give them.—Country Gent.
- - -
Pkanting Peas Deep.
Deep pla nting is not generally resorted to, un
der the impression that the seed will rot in the
ground. This is a mistake. Peas covered six
or eight inches deep,will produce twice as much
as those cord but an inch, they will (=thine
flowering Icibger, and the vines are more vigor
onsand do hot lie down, as is often the case
when shallqw plantings are made- We have
tested this matter, and therefore know from ex
perience that if it is desired to get a large crop.
the seed thirst beburied deep in the soil. A
suitable plate giound which has been enrich
ed the previous...y(lm was deeply plowed in
the fall and again m the spring, and put in fine
tilth. On the other half the plow was wank
beam deepnd the seed Battered at the bottom
of the furrow. In this way one•italf the piece
was gone OVer and afterwards merely leveled,
leaving theiseed at least eight inches below the
surface. Ile peas that were plowed an were a
little longer 'in making. - _ their appear . tince, but
they-shots lestd-of the others, the •vines were
mare thrifty and vighnotis end produced treble
the quantity of -those in the two inch drills by
their side. The seed used was of the same lot,
the Champion hf England variety, and the, soil,
time of planting and culture, (except the man
ner of puttmg intwere precisely the same for
both pieces. This experiment convinced us that
peas Ilcatriili best is deep planting; and we hive
repeatedly:had our attention called to the fact in
obstlving clifferent crop_ s and learning the man
ner of =Hive-- /lea Herald.
TUE SR4 AR INDICATOR OF ./ ILE WRATH:M—
Th() color of, theaky at particular times affords;
woriderfull - good guidiance. Not only does a
rosy sunset presage good Weather and a ruddy
sunrise hid weather, but. there ups -other Aims
whfchapeak with: clesteessAuid !accuracy. L
bright yellow sky in tbeevening indicates wind;
a paleyellciet wet • a neutral gray' color usinsu,
tulettafidkarable sign in the prenteg and o . llio
favorable . one in, the rimming., ,The chm 44
again are till of meaning in themselves. Ii
tbairrimmis are Sait,nndedneti, follefeaikurii
the weather will be tine;, it their edges are hard;
sharp, and itelltate, the wattherwill
Generaßt speaking . ,any de9 unusual hues be!'.
token award' rain; While the more quiet WICI.
dellaga,Atts bespeak fair - weather. '''These .
era simple Diaxiam; }let apt so simple but that!
the British Wird etliade hits thought itt to
pabllsl!themlorthe tore of se:Awing men. -
VAmMorreumince FOIL 3itI.CH - COWILT,WiI
cows metlievrn.i . ed,on grass were ~ enatai, : iir ad
dition, gin four =dint isliid - plamidtinsdaily.
The bactease in We Iltunelt.y'td milk from Pm
i=iti!eininp**4o thole feed tree stmelt...4
453
of the grass was dererfinarkthy" :the severe
finite of autumn. The seeds were not removed
from the the pumpkins—L. LP. in Gemara,
Armen
tt he independent ftpubligan.
Dl roue= mai mini:, AT iroinites,
RAJINA COTIETT 4 TIIIVA, IT
H. H. FIR.A.ZIV•FL,
Imo • 1141.14 111 &MlOl.
Olin up stairs ilafattiey Lathrop'sßttilaill9-
- -
litater,ot Advertising.
spoce.ll7ol2l3llmlihnrati OM D .
aquae, $0 60 0 75 1 00 1 25 2 95 8 00 $6OO $BOO
2 equate 100 p2OO 2 50 {OO 5 001 900 1600
Sagaves! 1 601225 P 0016 75160017 so 12 00 3000
tags mi SCOIB 0015146018 0019 50 16 00 2e6 00
Ilea ll= of this alseiTyps,„ [POW make a. square.
Toth PArertlierierlll6afe prlettese or alletopotchaltilli
pate advettlpmerltg ocaltdonally without iddltlooal itrise
Busted., Cards not eseedinat evellnestmerted MIS per artnerua
Ad.crdmmatstolamrece.ftlooen et.. paperxxual be tuunled
to Friday afternollp Or ette? Mules,
Job Work.—Tho Wks of the LIPZPItYPTS,
•
Barvetria...l Is prodded withtlues
it
?, •• • 31 4
111 C IEleli,epl a ol Weltduatl;
di l l= Z.=
L .;
• cat of Arlin' material.; '• 7
klntl. of JOb WOlkisor.h • - 47 A
Card., Circular., Posters, •••• •
Fizadbilla, Pat:rip:dent, t.c..4tc- will be dome attattpaud proipptty
flanks:—JusticOs' Constables', and Moo
Blanks, alma, Doed.,Leases L i nd Oactracta.itc...keletcokktrall
on band and ramie. at the bravely brim Rarer... PAWS.,
• WILLIAM W. SMITII,
1111.1111'&Brrugg=4....at r ilit.
Idads of Clasnirr Ftrarrrci or tor
dated at'shOrt abate.' shop Ware Booms to
of 11011 tit
ItCtotroaa. P►, MTh.", 1067.-tt
P. REYNOLDS,
LICEIMED AUCTiOlitiing
S ELLl , r d ,Ry,fil)Npa and 111 lauds of Alerchstatme, and also
Montrose. Ps. Doc. 5. 16.1.—tf
• GEORGE GATES,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER I
Address DI otock. Busgusbanua County. P.
August 15. 1804.-Emp
Examining Surgeon!
HEsubserlber haring been sppolutt9 by the Commisnlotier of
Perulons, • MEDICAL EXAMINER at lame. to azarnine
en give certintates to all entitled so Pension n, trill Attend to al Isp
pllastionothat mat , be presented to him, e t Menatr Pn. Roo=
Lt J. H.
April
PAMICIC.
Montrose, April 6,1849.-tf
McCOLLIIM & SPA Ttr.r,.
illoraeys and Cciuosellop) al Law,
ii9NTKOSE, SUSQ. CO., PA.
•
rtfreellateihroWs 2TA Beek Bonding, ow Lathrop, 439
A irliey's Siore.
B. Ad.... creza, • - D. IV _alum...
himatrne,lhewntry IT. 1 MI -1
L. 0. TI.FFA.I•TY,
United States Licensed Auctioneer,
FOR SUSQUEHANNA AND LI7ZERNE COURTIER
albwn. Mutt 28, ISC4-I.I.M.rPtII4MIIPTUPd
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney - at - Law !
OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE.
Montrose, August 15.
G. B. ROGERS,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Brooklyn, Pa.
Brooklyn November 15M, IS4.—tf
A. G. REYNOLDS,
WOOL CARDING.
Brooklyn, Susq. Co., Pa., May 23, 1864.
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER!
Montrose, Pa.
'foam?, April 4,1954.-If
7,i4171 1 2 , 7 gaillM 62( Ced . ' 6l 4el
• AT KINGSTON, LIITEBIE 00,, PA.
A First Class School of Trade !
Send for Circular.
W. S. SMYTH, Principal.
KLICOMM. Pa...trams l. MLA.
WM. & WM. H. JESSUP,
CLAIM AGENTS.
dCS PAS and BOUNTT obtained for 'Mellen and the Mira
la of deceased soldiers. All data. against the government prole
seated upon reasonable 'gm onennonicatlcas answered - tree
otolurge. Claims ot widows terms.
and orpkaa aldldren proseenled wan
out charge.
liontzose.Jone 1.1883.-tt
HOME' INSURANCE .COMPANY;
OF NEW-TORN.
CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
Assets latJeatiasYsiddli. 1.1.V1470.133. '
Ltstindnisikt ....... ........... 113.1413.01.
J. Simms Ssrrin,llmetary. O. J. tissrrus, President.
Joan Ilitram eadeaut seer,. A. F. ',mum., V. PrefL
Policiesterned And renewed by the tinderersed. at his office. ln
A. Lathrop. Brick Building., •
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
Montrose. Pa—July 2. 18e1L-tt
MRS. E. S. SMITH'S
NEW MOLLONERY
OVER CHANDLER'S STORE.
y A s DIES CALL cis!: AND ALL I should be happy to ahem
.I.AI ,•o
ry c r o tz . anAttatouttl i t i l
t aaftn ,t4 eue e a , t y o o r r it..tiligiz
title Lower Pnc.e. I!_you want to b oy your =liner,
G 0.13 CRELP;eaII on 8.4. Sonic.
Bottnets or AIL Styles Node to 0.11E4;
on short code*. BLACK STRAW BONNETS are the neared
atyle to gray. 2I you ward your
Bonnets Dyed Blitek for Winter.
heal( them to E. S. SMITH.
Meson.. October 1010. 1004.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
ENGRAVING COMPANY ,
RICE & ALLEN,
Kalamazoo, Michigan,
THE LARGEST NUBLISTIKM Or STEEL ENGRAVINGS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
'Gilt and Rosewood Oval Frames,
A LSn.
Mouldings and Puture and Looking Glass Frames
al wholesak.
A. C. mrELLIII. SMELROV.
, T,,,vssins A ..g.mt Clmal Av.nt. RlngintrAns N V.
Ayer's ;Sarsapari ll a
.\\\ 1 1 13
r a edam:Anted extact of the
choice 4 005, 50 combined with
• • ot. atihenneeS of still greet. ra:
(' •
4 ' teratlvepower Gil onto on effect
-
• • 1 f 4, tuol antidote ar dleensee Pomp.
• c • ' • VI Is reputed to cure. finch o
. remedy ts surely %raided by these
• , who 'mire. from &romans memo
• ' • .• Bed that one. which wills.
eemnltrh their care meet prove ea
this as. of
of service to this
rare, rhos. of our f 011.5.41 . 4.44.
HOW caMplettlY4ls.4s4o44nd.l ll
. 0 It has been ;tom by experiment
.--- on tminy 01 1. word .54 tO l
foUltd la the GA:owing complaints:
Ie
Fo - efhin. Fennfoloneholith , ds and Sur., Mums. extvOra.
nistulm Blotches. Ent toes. Ft. Anthony's I. he. Rem or Yry
//beim, etter or halt Rheum, Scald Head. Ringworm. de.
15‘ plans or Vc.1151 1)1145e to expelled from the syr-em by the
prolourell me of this tie eszarozha. and the patleat 15141 111 cam
parative health.
Female Dtwesee urn maned by6mothlolo the blood. madam often
moon cored be this F255.444114.5441)151.5
1)0 sot diselrd this invaluable medlelne, bemuse yon have ham
inume-d upon by something podendlag to he earn:Frog to while It
was not When Pon hove rood Armes—then. and not till then,
willyeu know the vlrows of harsitruilLa. For minute yortleularsof
the Moats it will cure, we refer y to aper's 41551511154 AlniaD3C.
, which he agent below named edit fu ou
rbish demist° all who ell' for it
2.441054)A41/8 . 110r14.5. far the CUR of t2osdreness, Jaundice,
pesPePeo% ind_Worthoh /444.174Y0U15t05154. fleadethe,
Itberanat. tle.iribpro saistr..4 from lotsentored Fierier-h. PAM.
or Xorldd I caiOon.fthe For e% Flatulency. tow 1 f Appetite.
Lireetiocaptell6,Dropey,Wmgv43euhKeora l gla,...dtbes
Titer eseEtgareodcd...a3the..o.o noll. sensitive em ejLe, thrrn
Pmiee.tV., , andthey , we the wit:a Utt solid fet.eD tb•
Yurhot... , of tataitypores„
ei 'sift& Impel% MAL, 001 . bt
Aiitr 4 VP4olX4ll9,s"TECONkstit. el) della! IllidOse
1/QWl 9 .4 glinverj 2 . l9 s 4 .- 2 teo.
• ..,.
• a.m.-iht.
,
Jr'
• I •
r Z/l 0 . •
O. W. LOWELL, PRINCIPAL 81. PROPRIETOR
CO tee above tenstmal oreepectftdly eons attention to the on.
earpassed io I:wiling!, 10 Ids Munewhich of Inxtha re bructlon i s , and the h
triadditns sad hnironeutnts en eln and
o smelt Departments of EL Colleen, The Course of In
leraolion, extended and perllscaat M.." to
Tonna Men and Ladles
The best faelilike for obesintng
A PRACTICAL, COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS
EDUCATION.
Tbe boreirplrulllnterestbag came of
ACTUAL PRACTICE
nehmen • oomplola routine of transactions to each important
bra eh of bushman. A &aro, Bank and Itailmbos Te
,greklk: Meek &e, VII In Pall end opaidlo • reprn
sen In • pleasing and sallsgmtory manner the daily !psalm) of
actual lona Ilte. In which t h e student becomes In progression an
amateur CLERK. MERCHANT. sod BA NUM etorteLog In
tech capacity.. practical and reliable knowleogc of baldness In Its
mtillfarious forma and phases.
PENMANSHIP!
In this essential branch of a onsimse &Mallon no College oleo
better reclining to the Ismer. The Elpencceses system swill be
taced In all Its varieties by the most skillfbi masters of the art. —
Speefmwof Wsiiing from this institution hare nusigrst the
eet eacomin cos hoc the preen.
For grnerarnibrinallon, tame. &e.., address for College Montt,
tr=ch malted ilie=r Btchrs of=s= i nclose
e
14m restlfe Commercial College, Binghamton.
NEW FIRM !
W. I. & T. W. TINKER,
131ESPECTFULLY atualmace to tho &Rena of le °tame and
Lb vicinity that loving pardmed the entire enact of GROCER
IES ot
CRANE & FURGERSON,
to which they are magicatly making additions: they are nreicoud to
sell AT THE LOWEST RATER.
Tens,
. Sugar,
ses,
Tobacco,
And all other uticicetn the GROCERY LINE. They will keep
constantly oo hand. and for No cheat, a trot rate quality of
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
FROUSELEOTED WHEAT. by the oak ar barrel., CORN
11 EAL. SALT. .kO.. AC.
Moloch" merit, we deers to feceire, etch . thereof public patron
our motto le `WICK BALES AND SMALL. PRO ITS."
W. I. TIN I.CIC T. W. pirt .11C-ILEL.
Montrose, Oct. eth.lBB4 —ll
LET US HAVE
A. Good Understanding.
THE MONTROSE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
rizi:si=iStb;STAT=ll4gber
OUR STOCK
L. now oamplete in all It.. branehes bond/ling In part of
Men's Boys' and Youths'
Fine and COW. Boots and Shoes,
LADIES' GLOVE
Fine p ant, and .0114 Heavy Soled Walking Skc.s , indnglng
the Vtennized Robber Shoe. (a fine thing for Fall and Winier.l
a endless variety of Mice. Chlldren's and infants' bhoca. of ail
Mda sad qualities. •
Gents' and SOW Mats and Caps,
or till kinds and .syte.
AfSO GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We als o
If saulheture to order all lands of Boots and Shoe from
the beat ,natural,. which am will sell cheap CM sash or ready pay.
lhU and an, Oto stock and Ohre; a. Le LIII not be undersold by
F. B. WEEKS a CO.
" li:tome. October 01. 1044.—tf.
COAL! COAL!
CAYUGA Ith GROUND PLASTER !
SALT,
QUICK LIME dr. WATER LIME,
By the Sack or Barrel, Wholesale or Retail,
SUPERIOR PLOWS AND PLOW CAST
INGS, STRAW-CUI-ThRS, HORSE.
POWERS, THRESHERS AND
CLEANERS, &c.;•
ALL W 7 211t4 a f fir Vi r A C TEcI A O S IVIM ' AVZ
BRADFORD COUNTY. Pd.
r.ra bead a good sapid) of
Wilkesbarre and Eagle Coals,
etch ea ,elected. Foundry and Rtacidnaltit'a Lump, Lane and
Shoad ' , to,. and Cloown: Alga.
Towanda or Barclay Bituminous Coal,
THE VERY BEST FOR 'BLACKSMITHS USE.
My dock of Cent seas principally potelaned laat May and Jana
before much advance ha priced of Owl and Fre4dits therefore IDM
prepared to sell Coal to Susquenaram thoonty customers at such
rausa to induce them to buy 'Ann .Inteee supply of Mal from
AL WELLES.
Wealanr. Pa— Nov.
VERY EXCITING NEWS!
MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING
Valuable Holiday Goods Captured,
•
IA US true and trade OWN. BANTA CLAUS hero Isle been
Bald. upon thenommons Supply nudes. prod= that'
lerscarase, and.ss sq Itattinate as to sear. good assartment of
Upland other valuable goods suitable far the Holidays ; amaze+
to Ell a large toanter or the crret.s ores' rrocranoti and to be told
dmp, et the ' puddlo Hotel Basemace Store, No. I. one dcza
ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
(oa A LITTLE EELOW,)
Dare complete report of the Demerol% olcdtl3, trpcn the antral
the next trait).
Om motto Is Bee cod lot live. A. N. BULLARD
Iloatrose. December 14th.
DO
W o LT
WANT A
GOOD ..PIANO I
Olt •
CABINET ORGAN !
lIPDA ;hp BZZ TIMM AT
0. D. BEMAN'S
Where
Yon :mil bs
Babylind whb may
=tip an Lis Lbws of
Musical Merchandise,
IBM A
PIANO
TO A
JEWSEICA.II3P.
the only seeortment of
PURE Silver-Ware
and MS JEWELST In town.
F. B.—l all only the Plum of QM elm Swim mil
New-York Makers, suit all Plana§ sold by ma will be
trot to tone one war.
Osbinet Organs Warranted for Five Years.
P. 13..—if you wad an Inferior Instromont. don't all
pn Tom. truly,
0. D. SIMIAN.
Uattrole.
WA. OcXB
Ur a ra FYlLTlStotlosamohayablie, a to t prices Qat =not fall to .ult. a la=
stlaapatamf
GROCERIES. Sit
Stied R 8,2 HAS, OOFFEE,HP IMF:LOUR
and 134 LT, (6y the sack or barre 4) FISH, and all
artielaustmllyfouldln !Intelsa6na:4es.
Flour by the Wholesale and Reta
Lwsg I wan to mesit.l hops to receive a liberal oatmeal publicim
N.B. Tbetdatestmarketptlcostald roinCLTELPOZALCOrrsa ,
TEALSKINti. r..t.1081t
*mire...A(..11413 Sm.&
MEAT MARKET.
On Pat& Avenue, near &aster Rote,
liEEPetiostastlyen band asoo4 supply allEATß e lt
of allkluds. CAM 910 tor gt' CATTLE.
VE.II.BIIEILP.tatILARI6S. Also for EIDESof
SDinds
.
.T.tizosocil
21.11airLim: •
.Ilantroat. .1110 L-U
Firtandlifebsurance
F. .1114;CHANDLER.
TE as 000 D VOMPAIIIIIS ezd at. so LOW RAM' seise b
dgalLtA SUMO& . Atoulx9N,A.lollo.la6LJl,
FALL. & WINTER GOODS
teeethr4iitiet efeeivittable foe the etwae
Dergebte penes. 'tile ll th
MAHN
•
JAILFFIF
Lia parioraus.
"Freammi%
New Firra & itlew Goods
V irr. os mou n aty bobs 0 Awed 10 Moles 00 uto
WEBB & BUTTPVIELD,
big lama , bait= the pobilathatite ate acr. reatrenrhourNew
York LAWS and WELL SELECTED STOCK at
Goods of Every Description
co.th o, o f lb, Wed of Spring and Brannacr Pdlda. Cdtal
thane" Illignltnetat &omit Cottoltddes, de. A lot of
a-rot:series of all Kinds_
A good dasortotellt of Crockofy. Uttnrtsre. Woodenware, Unto
cud Cn p . . Boot. son *mom Umbrella; Para/iota, Clovna Dre.
Thmuatlixecji T u.,..,%c0d.r.„&n. Also •dood asnortme nt or
.--- A . it, LI WA. - 11, „
oma . az ton* spade.. lock Pronlnd Honkkrortal? Whom
etc... !tn. All Mods of produce bas's to dtrlttoze. Call sod a ace os at
Webb's Old Store cm PublicAv mine
R. J. si:B , . . A. D. BUT
Itoetrop, Apel '25, 16411-22
• Thai,
61t.
ewe
L. C. KEE-Fy.D
Aston band one of the BEST ASSORTILMfTS of
HAG'S, CM, AND ftlEtBt
Gloves and Mitts,
Boots,Shoes,andPindings,
: ; TS AND OAPS.
(lest! wont, Felt, amt Ftv Hatz. from
Rove Wool. Felt, And For MM. from
Childleas . Wool. FOL. nod For floM, from
liene, Boyle. and Chlldrene cloth Ca" from
Boots and Shoes:
Ladles' Balmoral., plain and fancy, from sY..olto ea,On *din ,
lAAlna and Kid °ahem ham till to e 5.00. ladloo OM I an ,
Kid Slippery, MIR. dn B.Llmorale. Chiltern imd Itut.
Dem *e. (Bentlernee. wane and tine Boma constantly on la nd.
FINDINGS.
Pink einel Whitt Llultir 514 , , Coe linans, /arta, K.%
Nall., lnk, Neel 11.11, Vir na. Webbing, linenniern, a i n.
Glover. and
Gents' Bock Gloves and Mittens, horn $l.OO t 0,51.00. Gents' I :L1
Gloves, trout t.:VID to 113,L11. Boys Bock Mittens mum 1 ;TS to $l.
Laddea% Mlreee, Imoldren's COU r. Vlctortnem Came. Maras.
Cuff, and FP - keit, 01 every rarely Setta from 310 a" 0 , 00; Oenaa -
Collar, &Ups. G10ve.... Tinted° and Fanry Bob.es &e.. arc
All kettle of Vert made to order, and W .11R ANTED to be W
they are eTresented. Old Very eleanedmnd reralred
CASH PAID for all Wads of Eta. Furs om: door below Ike P.O.
L. C. KEELER.
Madman. •ugast "4, 1864.-19
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION,
Thoroughly Revised and Much Enlarged.
OVER 3.000 FINE ENGRAVINGS.
mono WriRDS and MEANINGS not found In other
river thirty able /minims and European stir tars employed upon
Has ten bdon nod thirty )ears of labor exitnded open It.
Among the ralialnosiers ors Dv. Mahn. of Denis, Prannors Por
ter. Dm m. Whitney. Lisdkv, Lynam. Oilmen, and Tnoeher, rap
tab entail.. of West Point Military Academy. Jodge J, l.
Perkins. Professor Htlles. A. L. Holley. .kr
Several tables of great value. atm 0 1 Mom ErlY Pion. Poem Ex
planslary mod PrOOOMICIMI. of names In ear EL. Or retsina and
plans. pseudonyms, Ike. An.. A trodden, Acadia, A itony Menet
fry, Mother, Caro. Mason and Dlxon's line. Mr. Mavis bet art.
Contolnins anclifth or ort.fourtb more matter them :my limner
editions.
Prom new electrotype piste, and the Riverside Press,
In One Volume of 1840 Royal Octavo Page&
"GET TILE LATEST." 'if/ET TR. HE BEST.'" "GET WEB
11l E .
Published by O ang C. MERRIAM, Spritiglir Id, Moss.
Sold by all Booksellers.
Nov. 23. 1.564.-Bstr.
864-5. 1864-5.
FALL & WINTER.
CALL AND BEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOCK OE
CLOTHING,
GEO. L. STONE & CO
Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New
Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING
allllll, SALT, TEA, CI " 'ill, & BOCCIE,
MI of the above to sympathy attla 001.1) of th s o ro la s le t T ec t d . s.
line. It alto,, Indy,
Montrose, Sept. Mb, 1864.
On the Track.
tVING purchased the Foundry and dock on hand of P. II
H
prepared to manufacture
Plows and other Castings;
s o nclk so on /errally found la a Country Shop et than notice and
.
Foundry opposite the Post Offic,e
N. B. OLD BON WANTED. Ibr whirl, I .111 pay CASH.
C. F. MEEKER.
Near 101117r.1. Sept 11.1)64.-ITP
MONUMENTAL WORKS!
To the People of Susquehanna Co.
TlRlC:ml7l=Vtqa tot .rltfth
th'm
Tomb Stones, &c.,
wd de
i lf4h r ts County, ma fr as they c
rn dst=sydnfluTzake
" = " l:isy 51). 1864,x M. B. pEcir & co..
Stuart's Refined Syrup.
A. SPLENDID article Itut ß rt rA ter v„amous.
row,. 6
R
Unman.. Nowlrhirt
Poplins, DeLaines, &c.
LIKENCH Poidlna.DeLalnas, and Prints at • CIIVIDLEIM
r Montraer, September 19.19x1.
Flannels.
Fla ?MIMS. White. Bed. Colontl, =id Bh% iarglelt...
Strayed or Stolen.
A WRITE and TAN POINTNR PUP. A !Rend Newt' 1.11
A
be pall upon letting Ithn at toe stele (1
LATHROP, TYLER & RILEY.
Nosetnote, Detember t. lfinl.-4.r.
Crockery and Clothing.
A BO LT.I stro.k •btl wiltho .an at OLD l'ltjaUvart
H EIgSTOOK 8 aewuir
Cloths and Clothing.
C l M ,C l eatMe z . te ,l a thing 22 MUM DLLS'S
Kerosene Oil !
WV QuALITJ...I ~. 4111• WIII.EIVA
N - EW BOOKS.
_ I W oodall. by Harriet B. Meteeyer. Jean litselarie Poems—
Bondi drown. by AUTOOl.lnlr. AM dtheni.jecd reed at
A. iT. AMITH'S.
DISSOLITTION.
DI 1ir1a. 3 2131 1172nor,%idirceuct4 =mirk!
two. lbetottisod ammo Mt hoods of IL Uspu
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
It =sista, In out, of the following
TJ FL S
Mli
V ffllgix
1 4 4043
110.44,
_tanu.f . r ) 4
Teinc z
Ad PI -5 7
;ver
~,~a~ a ,
=ia
GET THE BEST
AT THE STORE OF
C. F. MEEKER,
In Nesv Milford. Pa.
' HONESDALE
HUNT BROTHER! it BLAIR.
SCRANTON, PA.,
I=
ARDW RE
BTagra, NAILS,
Arao, ti ß . tto•elA, Hardarare,Rallruad and BllntnrSupplie•
the natl. different gees, Cntatter hunt and Trallbplftk
Carriage Materials. hpring Axles, hkelnr and liCsten,
Nutt, Washeye. Patent &ma, Plated Bead,. Malleable
bone, tf abs, Spokes, Felton, hnlndlea. ttouni.l . oles.
Patrol LAnitber, Enameled Leather. WIL:p sots.
ob,and n general variety of Cerrtagt and
MannaCturera Gouda, the., tre,
We Ova mnet attentionso tad. pert of our stock, and offer •
'renter winded amsOltrnalt that can be found elsewhere In this par
of the State.
Vlcor. Stoner and NU, Bettom, Hanemera, Sledge& att.
FSpa in great vxric‘y. Tackle Block". 1100,
dooes, plaster Parts, Cement, French Window WA...
ACIRICULTIMiL IMPLEMENTS,
Yampa, Circular, Mill, end Crean Sawa Remy, Berm
Wrapping PepLr, Blasting Paper. Far, and !Heath.; Tubes,
PLate r H
nnvex orse shoes and Haretnerrd Horse Nada CaL
Neater.' Teals In 6 114-34 variety, and ALL Armada.: 1 , . Leather's:di
Finding, Rubber and Loathe , Belting, Fairbanks's tnales,/e.
Berenton. Pa., )lamb 60 1661.-IY
Afieb eftl 'al
irlr74
.!:.:!% f ' i r U. mad=gemento
Iti,,/ op.AO ki HEAD - ST
ONES, I
(f. :- -, v,
camatactured ntthe
'''--- Rutland Quarries
_a/ L_-.:- •
$1.5 In S6.CN
t. 100
~/.. to 1.00
,7.1 to I.'o
--n Two
FRIO EStl LOW,
• . ..
mr.
ii -....._ .._;*" - 1
A Ili Ci e Good.
%.___
Marble Shop in Montrose, Pa.,
stlncvalukle to MAN tIF ACTURE M AMBLE, hndleave
FOurOrdere. ft. ynu wtll v.v.. I h+e pen wor a traveling
Arent. ALL WOlt K will tw DELIVERED LN GoOD ORDER.
Aiontroue,'rrbruery 11, IMA.-11 I. V ADASIN.
EW GOODS
Tuat=.truvnr,= - v -- York - th•
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware I
Cutlery, Si Fancy Goods,
to whiff , they ..old 'onto the attearton of their friends. Then
haven lame tit or or English, Atnenvon, and Senn Welchem,
f ...id and river, of verysuperior Enametoi,
Con. , f o art, etas and Gloat and Plain Gold Sete
31. PI mt. Shamrock. Enamel. Mt to Gold
aad lsory Fining Ittopi, of curry tarletv and
irtfd, f end It ratelels, Armlets, Chats:Loth,
Vett. Gftt n 1 end Neck I bates, Gott fad
MlcerSperfnmlenend Than f.1,-,G,ta
Steve 'tattoos auttfoteMs etionna,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Silver:CA*lo R 11133, Reiter
and Fruit Knives, Curd (:ere,,
Forks, every derestplPm r (Odd Ine
efer la f 'seen The larrevf Int of Plated
Wave e fatinght Ado Itr,vone Cm. nte,
rofffprotted ver
every nettle In free. tome very emu
tind So•ne ("Mott ontaments a NCO Mt of Fans of
flaofitiev. clock, Vona, Brads. Violin 31.0 Guitar
So. tne. drof Trtomaor,Fleblrof Tackle In evert variety, Pa
rommtsre, Thermdoeffers. Netlike, Prosaic, Ofuld Pew., teal mere.
Spy Glasses. &a- are. Al
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
the very best maketa, BOYER S BAK ER'S
Family Sewing Machines,
Ktilzle• litvor and Wal or Filter, &c. Tbe novo ant.li WPT
, onglit for tl.tt 11, and will be sold en the matt (,vocable
klnce of
Watches and Clocks Repaired
as short nnt , re %nil I, the BEST MANNER; &Ito ENGBAITTNO
In Use BEST STYLE.
EVANS & A LLEN.
Vommorrlol oppolote toe Yost OE.
rtioxhatoton. `Joy 24. 1t63.-JuuesLyl
A Free Fight !
FAIR PLAY
JAMES MARTIN,
rJr - morly of the drm of Martha and Rosmorarm
Is Now in the Field!
1.11,1,- removed to hit loatv and commodloun
Store House at Fairdale,
And Just retorseil from the city watt a tame Stock of
rail and Winter Goods,
arettasett eattrely for cash and whith ho now purr, for cola
Small Advance for Ready Pay.
Thy, le tbe. elace to buy. Come and bee.
The lanbest Market Price paid In CAM for Butter and Poultry
JAIIES MARTIN.
Fairdale, November 14 1669-19
Us S. 'MO LOAN!
It Is A National Sayings Bank I
HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
Than Any Other,
And the Best Security.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AEOEIVED CY
W. H. COOPER & CO..
A tlL:List 1.6 I. -tf
NEW GOODS :
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
Now arriving at
CD01L.2.3r latc:pre,
J. LYONS & SON.
Voatzwe. June 13.1u64
REMOVED, AGAIN !
"The Famous Barber."
tome and roe the.farnont Garber,
Faunal Barb,. Ira yd.
late of liar I, now at
Oyer F 11. Weekt's Mint * , ..tn
me 6b and nidtrut aw.irg,
Find zue cutting Hair It rug( you,
Findtun ready at your scyvk- ,
et yuor OelViCe• eie ['MET MORRIS.
&gond door above Searle's Bidet, Up Stairs.
Itorttruna. June IT, 1it6.1.-tr
Still Alive !
E vnul,l respertfully inform the miblle that are are 6011:11Te.
'I and ocualirae to M NUFACTUF.F. WnOt,EN GOODS.
O,iOD WWII,. mud mt rss CLOTH. the 63616 6.1 usual, st the
• 01,0 MO f T STAND," one tr. 1166 6 ,344.11 north of Montm6e,on
Ole Sact.te Vrt.sk TaeaDik, JUDSON MOTT.
Itoulnae.. J nue 6. 1661. -if EDSON 1101 T.
UNDERTAKING !
A 8 the maw:riser bujnat toga slaking mod talarnwenwaill la
tL awlnmentofcolfiaa,3e would reaps-trolly wolleitthe anti,
(lon and patron age of bla Moods and the potlle generally. Ilean
la attencluncew hen drairrd. HENRY WAlltlilat.
Great Rend. ILtureh 3. tE83.41
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
cHOIMPA2II9 . I;LOUR, fot sale by the band . IMCk
itt af tetp i owths zazyk i egre lad
11:4$
GOODS
AT
.•
I T. R. DE lATIT7I3.
HE Tto e t6c a r t b rmi ts " 17 °P 7 riror,V,` Mai
3{ COB BELoW thitltl ' oor e ° of ley: tuber- Uf w c tich MI Wotan!
LADIES DRE..sti 0001)5 In all Its twisty.
areal bannsina In Ladles' Cloaking.. Waterproof Cloth, Fremeb
Black Clotharand CCrOted 'All Wool Cloaking.
CLOTHS; CASSIMERES,
Jeans,CAlfee,siCt7BlVACer ii n f . A j r 'inti . :4 *' 'rinTOlo g ct r.tuti"
DOMESTICS.
Brown and Bleacbtai Nuoßm. Bentz., Ticking; Fiasancio, Ceara;
Blame, Totrellkgrato
G ttiH o d
tßaio n
ts s. .
Ch d r . n Haden% Button Co moa S Sk t r l . .ld,ofSdln e
Th rd
of all kinds, Ilatrie Twist, Kolttleg Cotton, tic. Ac.
Boots & Shoes.
Ilan'. and Boys' Boots. Children'a Copper-rod Shoe; 11.orocco
am; Gotta; Balmoral Shoes, Wnmen's Calf Shoes.
GROGERGES„
Bogart at prices not to he boalco. VERY BEAT QUALITY
Oars, Mark. and. Japan Teas, Comte; Spice, Ginger, Ealesaina,
numb and Tobaceo, Bird Bred. fee. &c.
NEW FIRM!
BALDWIN & ALLEN,
11,0Wi r rEED, SALT, nu
' FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT ►
Hams, Dried Beef, Candles
Toss, Coffee, Spices,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars,
40 Ma CZOSTMia.,
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat,
I VADAK IN
when. a
slperior Quality of
3farbld
w il l ., et a ttrnea to , anlncted
and finlehnit n the beat
MUMI
UM
1211=1
I=3
DE.A.L.ICELS 1N
BROOMS, NAILS, &C.
Cash Paid for Good Buttpr.
A. BALDWIN. .. .. WTI. L. ALLEN
Montrose, West Ale Publle Avenue, April IL 1644.
No Humbug !
A First Class Jewelry Store
Fine long been needed In M ONT RI /SE., and ru.se Nee have IL
AT 13 MA. I‘T ' S
ofhiltion to his form, Stock, or d the entlro of Read
L Faster . he h.. thl, day rcehnxl from boor York
the best issortideht of
Silver and Plated Ware
ever °Serena MOIitIMO.
A Splendid Assortment of i larders, Cake ilnindla, Cups, Goblets.
tc... &km Cake and Pie Enh.es, Spoea, v rt Forks.
A complete Assortment of Gold and &Jeer Watches, A mark...,
English, and 'Swiss.
Spernaeles.Slier and Plated. Fine. Clonl Jewelry, Lock
ass mrd malt. finpktn ',Clews from 15 eentnto $4.00. soltd„ 15 caws
Finder Gold and Oliver Thlmbles. Pock. Knives. Pro.
Pable Kalaes,&e.
Violin and Guitar Strings
lust reetdoed and for sale by
ontrose..l Jars 11. 111
The dna of !Dad, Watroll3. and Fester my: ovine' dlsposed
err stock of Clock. Wotthm, Jewelry. and Silver Wnre to o
fellow townsman, Mr. 0. D. lIIMAN, see would earnestly retvln
vend nor patrons nod the polnle denetally, who may he In want o.
any of the above mentlonednernds.tn give LIM n Mil and usual.
Ids stock." Remember—One door above bearle's Hotel.
Repairing as Usual.
llootroae. Nov. IG. ISM.
Ul
R. I 110
MEE=
Carpets, Oil Cloths, slattings
Drugget, Mats, Rugs,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals,
Glass, Paints, Oil,
Nails, Sheetings, Bats,
ram Wall Paper, Shades,
Border, Cord and Tassals,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs
Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &e.;
MIEI
Dr. Jayne'Es Family Medicines
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove" and Shoe Blacking, Matches
B. B. LV 0 S,
=I
LYCOMING CO, MUTUAL INSURANCE I
PUBLIC &VEND E.M. , r trcae . Pn. Akt.7, 62.41.
EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS
I=
FURNITURE ESTABLISREER
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
..4 T TILE FOOT OF HAIN ST.
TAE extenelve Furniture Eetunlishment of Wm,
W. SMITH having tart ellited and greadle
Pro.edAbeVOrrietorreNeenfet , y 411/10 , 1CePti in theca,
tens of lioutroee and viclulty. that be In conetaraty
makins.d keevsnabutt the LA./WEST to BEST araortmento.
F. UgIa'NZTURE
befoune. in the Country.
Weglpethetollo.loglist of come of :Ca articzeaerhictorilecll
sellot creutly reduced prlces,for (72,11 or It EALI PAY:
Buri,ui.tvaluut r Au...from Off t orrtlS .
Ilonaas with marble nr nrowelle tops,trona to $l4. And a
largetmortnoalt,t7orn 4 , 11, 110, 117.414,10 316 .
Wnaltitatola, ECrardStanda.corner end tquareStande,ol al lout,
ticaand prlces,trom 76 cents to ton dollars.
Deeka,divana,teme I rock r, r,o.atoola.ottom nns.l ounce, ..tc.
Conlrr.card,pler,l-11rtollnInc,lallcbco,and ttenalou tables.
Uhll2S—Earseniot wont; beats ttocitere—cauc a ga:,,and a.oodrellta
of every variety and !Ay It .
.teto-a-telcofurolalard ata hor tootle t at New Yotkpritt
SPRING BEDS
A LAnoz Aewarranr.(7u lArlt.SI x 311132.3 13 M aLIM
N. E. ReadTmadOenEne oti hand orturotabed 3111b3113100.13L-.
Ecarmor always I n re3dlarr. when desired.
renaploy unuobutCAILEF EL & EX P ERIENCET WORK
Id EN. Weintend to do our WORE WELL, and t.rll.lt as LOW
u It oao Le afforded. W. W. B.IIITII.
Idontroactrohnhary !IL 19.32.-tf
Sleighs and. Cutters.
,'„ T 1 0 8 ;2
ton. where be will asutlnne so carry on We mwsabseinre of
Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, eke.
Ready Made Markettileighs,Lumber filelgh•and.)uttersnowon
hand.
Repsirlnghone neatly.st short notice. Debt Stet,' for Qattara,
and Wagon Meker'sinuteristls,l.oq.litt .keph , natantlyonhand,
ao as to be prepared to do Goill) Nl, • 41/ti at
A good supply oirtail).rnade Srakc•kept,uststril.3 on band.
N. B. 411 pcnnonslns , ebtvd to •he , alderklmrd will pierce call
andsettle Welreccnantawitboot fn rt he nol
11.1... July In. I birt. N.V . AR.Y.
Boots and Shoes.
-,oll't at ihn old prim!, loaf ot.nod and forrlayom &
atm
Efontroae.Sotd•
House for Bale or to Rent !
T Lly Occupt , C.v A " Fi!Ti F aiiM NV'
HORSE-SHOEING.
mriE undPinsigrol. bavitif mard porllon Hawley h LaV
mp's laetsmitli tamp, will pay ihar afterilne gam
/Reefer. Having bad tr.uell ogr:mm.lo the (Amine.* and employ
ceily lindolue Itaada, we guarautae aatlstst feu tA .I 1 Try al.
WILLIAM 1/tA,
Unntrnee. Fabnrart I. leti.—tf EtiWA IV , F 117(
CASH•
T1E,N 4 ,11 1 411,-Stri" a.Anne liiMPll.7%
Groceries.
A %ITO et^aY.N,Tet:i"—""'"'"^.r.VlCAl',,BElrr
Looking alussoo,
rfieL l i r ret et too 142111"T'
CABINET ORGANS!
C A DEVAM. Sib'"grlTthea County 0244 07 0. D.
Best Instrument Ever Mounfaelared
Can bay It of blo3 an eneap as in Tirml wk. and".,
from 03 to slo,frright.
Prices from $OOO.
CD
Or /ad received Boon. now Itistruction Scot for 2b, CUtiat
Oman and If elodeati. The best hook yet., is,Grzust.
Violin iltrinz,
0. D. p:EMAN.
Mont:ow, November 16,1843. / '" ;-
111Ititlit
Isnovr tecetenita new guivtiof
is
SD the 1.01,70 as devartmen.ts of ht.
Mercantile Business:
=king thessientzwit
Dr PULL AND DESIRABLE.
Dr
Ts Mock conslstila per at
Drugs, -med•ciues, Painits,olls, Dye
Stuffs, Groceries, Crockery,
Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa.
per, Oil Shades and Plstures,
Kerosene Lamps, Shadm,Chluinep
. Burners, transparent cones,
Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tarr. !AA::
pentane,
penttne, BENZOLE. Varnishes, ",-;„;
Window Glass, Putty, Bruslies,lllrd 144
Ca g es, Canary Seed, Jewelry. T i
Artist and Dentist Itinterlals,Whlpt
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Ike.,
Sport, nearly every thluZ, to restore the !dash , hleaettte
taste, to delight the eye to grater)" the Laney, led al.,
amines to the real and substandalcoroforta *OM.
Mootrose,Atall2,l2.o. ABEL Turatzu.
CARRIAGE & SLEIGH
ot s o
NIXNUF A CTORY.
H/'ST LEY S.- L ATHROP
Still keep on hand or make to order all kinds of
=1
garriag,es,Wagons,Cut.
ters, Sleighs, &c.
mc.u. i
Norizern reunsylvanh.
I=
ia.ensraxTraNdr
all rartcd brancheadona rim NEATNESS F.d DaPA
FI3CIO7EtPri..S; •
•
Hay, Straw, and Manure • Forks,
POTATO HOOKS, &0.,
T i r.sr s r - 4 h s V r ap i kle blown, Sind made from tko BEST QUALM LIP;
For Reputation
They reer to thr.se stho laave need thelr yrerk and can 'peak tra =
riverirt. , . 3
r , ,,thfintro tn the.v robe tow! (14fiTed CIO with .2.e,
A TRt.N A GT'. or OTHERWISE. and hope tn tor•lnne In mail
:heir an. , l vlli. A. K. ITAWL4T.
u°-.t-0., Pa., Jan. :7.1f41.-tf 0. R. LATHROP.
Sterling's Alanbrosta! . 1 ,
RR AIR DEE7mßZTAßolitattr;dlsonnvelal
Large Spring Arrival.
TV,E,i,'.hz;rb.'l,"4;`'b==;X:l=l th `P' bil `i n°% '
B. R. Lyons & Co.,
• ot to • • f hung,...Tnt to CLOTITZ tholevrbo es
CLOTHED with the BEST A lITICLE of
Ready lead® Clothing,
to hefornd fn t Onontv. eq4al to an) , .Chrerair Wou and VLa
u.NTEnN TO RIP.
THIN AND THICK COATS ,
Vestsand Pants. of every variety.
awan rxnassivra.sortmestor a rm
=FIATS & CAPS e u%
I atestscyles.slLittelitles.thciarro roam EmOnifro.
. LANG DON. ve•
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NEW SOOMS
Spring and Summer Goods
t, a Large Reduction ! .7!
from Aztrll prime. Thla redactlcns mill Include
TIIE ENTIRE STOCK
vthlch will De found Lula:Tem =al, and will te sold on la
Most LIBERAL Terms!
for Cub, on (true, or for Pr.lnce.
N.B. Flour & Salt on hand, as usual,
H. BUMFLITT.
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Agricultural Implements. •-•
T.., ndertfAmod deeirer to esil the attention of the public
tbeAr I lee of TISIIE RINQ 11/telll iZB manniNettold
t belong established and wellknown firm of
Wheeler, Melick & Co., at Albany. • 1
These Machines are a (aVO rahly known and universally 144.41
d that any e ff ort at t tcommendation I amsiderunnecurary. to •
atoll to myt that tape:fennel.. martufactorine.and lons ute,tael
brettat outimprorements w bleb mak., them the •
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CHABEPIONS OP THE WORLD.
I world call en.clalattentlon to their
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Baraer'sPatenteleaulngittaehmeni
a newthlne and Attached to el nal rdoahle, troble.ot any other IP
, tOrnergme,,nnd In miner dnderrhot ctrovershorthrothenl, TbeN
can ho t red en.u, ordinary hand shlllAnd it olDerter,atm4h.
tannin! made. It takes no more Power. th drive the WhOitil
tachment.thati t) dots to &Worm ordinavralettattrn.
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DI ffemoi.loo of cleaning attach mentamM rluttlia.ste Ir.de•
IS tram Vowere, Coe le and donnie. ,NVltoeler'n patent. wit I, mei
I mrroomnenis. Law KM, MAWR patent, 61.1 e. IWO. and
!Inn. ;rower, :WV callisfor sawing or tod, feed en tter , t, dote, d.
I an. Annte rakes, Av. an onreatrieted warrant) give. tohe pn
thc•tronent .:narantylimt tAleahhve machinery Is uneq=lo4lo
wark.dOratillt nonnnnlencp.pn,l htspenn ,
Forfl ether parttuil Armond to thv nannl tbn? for circular, or Ire
u,tnitinmachinetT. arderssolhatesiallti Ailed with nfOlithlaekt
ud , lttY. Also Agent for
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HUURARD'S !BOATING ftIICHINE;
tght drall,nmnqrartored by P. 11. B Ro T itrnp,uto.
r o s e os, h• N faaa . ll,llll . thlall.2l.llr . f. Mitalintalalreatt.c .
gllrtenii,n• 4 lartructlnce far Poing. and ltllattanelite
Ilverta, en, r ran rge for freighter Iran WPOrtat lay.
ne to procure the hurt and amine, t trarloOft,
chlev.ire advigett to witnetethe work of the Illabt4tors luta yrs,.
m ,w,,,.:.,r0,,,,,menitti, , gth ‘.., manyeusel n th . Mown. now la
L w. Ordcr.shilcited win promptly
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L. R. PECK; Agouti
TlayiNtrit .Pa., s;:l4r4—tt '• ' ,
Carriage:lVlanufetory . .
Innr. ander.tiroed would Varrmitaly 'innovate to the efliuS2 o
..a• siktValounty. Mal he 14 In poendott or the old
Cairiago & Wagiii, Stand,
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upprj.or lycitiviker..
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