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AgricnUari4.
What Shall Farmers Do?
What should be the aim of the farmer In thq
present extraordinary position of his business ?
This is a very proper question to ask atthe pres
ent time when the labors of the past season
have closed, and while some time yet remains,
before the opening of another spring. for &there'
coneideration of the subject and arrangement of
fhtum plan&
The high price of almost every farm product
operates as a strong stimulant to every farmer
to make the most of his land; but s serious ob
stacle is met at the very first ineptly theextreme
scarcity and high wages of farm labor. This
dilemma Is very likely to lead many to the old
and unprofitable course of atimeutture, util*
prevented by proper intelligence on the snbjent.
Farmers will be tempted, in the hope of doing
all they can with a small amount of labor, to
omit practices essential to high culture and sue
cesa. They will try to plant and sow fifty acres
of land with a force scarcely sufficient to over
thirty acres in the best manner. As a conse
quence, they will plow wider and shallower fur
rows, and - harrow the land hastily, and trust to
pod luck in giving -heavy corps in retnrn.s-
Heaps of manure either lie unapread, or if act
pallyepplied, will receive less harrowing, and
Udly intermixed with the soil. Mewl corn
fields will be marked with uneven patchesand be
encumbered before autumn with a heavy growth
of weeds. In other words, they will have se
lected, by such management, the very worst
system, and that the least adapted of all to llie '
present emergency. Skitter-ulnae requires mere •
labor, for what it obtains, than high farming. '
Every skillful manager knows [ t int it is easier
and cheaper to obtain a thousand bushels ;of
corn from fifteen acres than from fifty. Its is
not because the successful farmer obtains occa
sionally a very large crop or a high price that
he makes the business permanently profitable,
but because he uniformly raises good crops
without failure through all the vicissitudes of
seasons. This he can only do by keeping his
land in the best condition, and giving the best
cultivation. The superficial manager some
times
sees an occasional or accidental good crop.
raised with little care; and he is tempted to try
the same mode in other instances, with the
hope that each will prove alike lucky, although
the failures may be nine cases in ten—in the I
clime way that weak-minded people venture
their property in lottery tickets, although they
know their chances are very slim for obtaining
anything In return.
It should be a prominent aim at the present •
-time to concentrate labor—not to spread it over
an extended surface. The former, if well di
rected, will be sure to bring certain returns; the
latter, very uncertain profits at best, with a
strong probability of = failure. Cultivators who
uniformly raise good crops, are those who are I
careful never to waste labor—who do not
apply,manure to a wet soil where it cannot pos
sibly afford a fair return ; who avoid planting '
so late that a heavy growth is impossible; or
do not undertake so many operations that they
can never properly accomplish any. They
take time by the forelock; they refuse to begin •
any operation that they cannot carry through
in the best manner—they keep all their opera
tions in a compact shape—and by good calcula
tion, and well laid plans, everything is up to
t me. They thus obtain more from a given
Minor= of labor than can possibly be reached in
any other way. This is the very kind of man
agement suited to the present emergency. The
farmer who is compelled to pay two dollars a
day to laborers, will receive mere by such man
agement than` by spreading the labor over a
broad and piofilless territory.
Every one should know, long before spring
commences, precisely what he is able to accom
plish, and what he is going to do. If contingen
cies are depending, plans should be well laid for
every contingency. Taking the number of days
from the opening of spring until planting time,
and allow one third at least for rainy days and
accidents, he should know by the amount re
quired for each day's plowing, how he will
come out in his undertakings. If he finds he
has marked out ton much, he ought to reduce at
once the proposed extent of his operations. If
he does not, he will be sure, in the first place, to
do his work In a hurried manner, and secondly
to plant too late—the two great lending caus
es of bad farming. These will be followed by
weedy crops, because he will be behind hand ail
summer; and his labor, for which he pays two
dollars a day, will really cost him fonr or five
dons*, because it will be continually applied
to a disadvantage,—to the wrong end of the
lever. It is more than usually important, there
fore, to examine and digest plans thoro'ly du
ring the present winter.
In the meantime, everything practical should
be done now that may interfere with the regu
lar order of labor after spring opens. Fences
should be repaired in open weather to prevent
that worst of all interruptions—intruding ani
mals. A half year's fuel should be procured and
prepared for use. All the manure that is acces
sible should be drawn out, and spread in the
best manner where it is intended to be used—
it will be of more value to the coming crop for
this early application, and the ground will not
be cut up and poached by the horses and wagon
wheels used for drawing out the manure on the
soft soil of spring; and lastly, by no means least,
procure the very best implements, and have
them completely ready when the campaign
opens. A hoe that will enable the laborer to ac
complish fifty per cent, more hi work, will not
be long in paying for itself at present high wa
ges. The ;dew that inverts the soil in the best
manner, and runs with the least force of drift,
will add many dollars' worth of time to the man
and team who use it throughout the season.
There is another very essential point warmers,
and that is that every manager should give close
attention to the execution of every part of his
plans. An eminent stock raiser made it a rule
to place his hand daily on every one of his ani
mall. If anything went wrong be was sure to
detect it immediately. If any improvement was
suggested he was able to see it carried out under
his own inspection. The extensive farmer will
not be able to perform continued labor, for the
should witness so far as practicable the opera
tions of every department. And vet if he is a
skillful worker with his own hands, he cannot
only correct many imperfections in the work of
his men, but often throw new life into them in
cases of emergency. The limited farmer, who
has less to oversee, may, to a greater or less
dwee, occupy himself with regular labor; but
mill if he is an observant man he will find that
it is better to err by too much supervision than
by a neglect of many important points involv
ing considerable amounts, for a single day's
work..
To Sum up then—let the order for the coming
season be—tat, well digested plans; 2d, concen
trated labor—or everything done in the best
manner; 31, the best tools in readiness; 4th, the
performance of everything in winter that may
interfere with spring' and summer work • sth,
personal supervision of every departmelat
Onodry Gentleman,
Filling the Porkv:Barrel
____ 1
The author of " Ten Acres Enough," in that
delightful picture of amateur farming, details his
experience in pork raising, in the course of
which he gives many truthful and wholesome
hints upon the best and cheapest way of filling
the park barrel ; and the remark Of a gentleman
who has some love for farming and the care of
domestic animals, but wbo resides in a large
sized village, that he had recently paid about
thirty-five dollars for a 250 pound shoat,brougbt
forcibly to our mind the experiences of the au
thor above mentioned, and suggested the ques
tion, why should not all villagers keep a pig,
and thus fill their Own pork barrels at small ex
pense ? We venture the assertion, that our vil
lage friend could have purchased an early pig
last spring, and with the waste of his. family,
the reit= from the garden, and ten or twelve
dollars' worth of corn meal for fattening, could
have placed 250 pounds of pork in his barrel
without hardly feeling it. And the pork itself is
not the only item of profit. - Villagers who
have a garden can also manufacture a valuable
pile of manure by this means, and thus save
money which would have been required to pay
for its equivalent for the yttupOse of keeping np
the richness of the garden soil. Buying salt
pork at 25 cents a pound, is poor economy when
you can buy mono hog for fifteen; and buying
for 15 cents is still poorer economy when yoa
can as well fatten and raise your own pork at .st
cost merely nominaL—Mains Former.
HARD AND Boys WATER FOR Cooscso.--The
effects of hard and soft water on different vege
tables vary materially. - Peas sod beans cooked
in bard water, containing lime or gypsum, will
not boil tender, because these substances harden
vegetable casein. In soft water they boll tender
and loses certain rank raw taste which they re
tain In hard water. Manyvegetables (as onions
boll nearly tasteless in soft water - because all
their flavor is dissolved out. The addition of
salt often checks this; (as in the case of onions,)
oggiug the etab e legio.retain the lar fia
11243 1 g FIUCIEA,b 444.h.ft
ter whlctrmight be lost In soft water. Thus It
Mears that salt hardens the water to a degree.
For cattle:dug the juices of meat to make broth
or soup, sort water, unsalted and cold at first, is
best, for It much more readily penetrates the tis
sues; but for boiling meat where the juices sho'd
be retained, bard water or soft water salted Is
preferable, and the meat should be put in while
It is boiling to as to seal up the pores at once.—
American Agrieuffurid.
Top DREssurn.—A subscriber in Washington
Co., 0., ttpresses concisely aprinciple which
farmers are very apt to overlook, trip.; In au
tumn the ground tam up manure ; in spring the
air." Top-dressings of solid manure are of
much greater value in autumn than in the
spring. Fermenting manure ought really to be
covered, at least lightly, with soil it we would
obtain the full benefit oi. it. When top-dress
ings with animal manure are desirable, the loss
may to a great degree be prevented or compen
sated by employing an extemporaneous com
post of manure and soil or muck. For spring
top-dressings use liquid manure, gypsum, nitre,
soda, saltpetre, sulphate of ammonia, itc.
the Indtpentlait tpublican
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MUM mum, PINS'a, BY
H. H. PIZA.ZIZPI.,
at ta,oo ♦ "tat. is MMUS.
Oltio up stall in Hattie d Laihrop's Building
Bales of
nacrro
=1
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8 squares 1 5012 2518 0018 750 0017 60 12'2000
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. Yearly Advertisers erthhave me privilege di sawing. clutoglita
*de advartlammentsoectidonsllp•rtt.P.outaddltlone e.rge
Bnainess Cards dot emodollos tiva now Inserted at pd per .nom,
Adulation...3o Insure tomtit. to newt poperom.t be Molded
In Paddy afternoon or early Saturday menting.
Job Work.—Thu Office of do INDEPINDUrt
BretroxicAer la.:ridded with tb.e
• WrlgnlO B INTI's.IroOPM Z .
.. • RAPID AREL.,stietehnry alarm- •
• nJOßßEßetoptltemeith &Mod
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ThuMitllle, Pamphlets, ar,b.c., rill be done n ea tly .d prompth
Illanks.—Juetices% Constables', and SChOO
Blanlokflotaa,Deeda,Lensta Land Cntract; ite-,kentcomn-ntly
to hand and foraale mitt. tancravnirar ttartiatanAw t 11....
ink WILLIAM W. SMITH, l i t
OAMISIXT AND MUM MAN If
eseturor. Reap, Boas on hand all
end, of Cssorar Fomrtns, or ftdr
eitahed at short notice. boy lotd Ware Rooms foot of Main St.
Montrose, Pa s March a, P383..-tf
P. REYNOLDS,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
SELLS DRY G 001•3 axed all lands or Merchandise, and also
At rends..
Montrose. Pa„ Dec. 6.1.—!t
GEORGE GATES,
UCENCED AUCTICNEES I
Address omCounty, ra
County,
August 16, 1666.-Nny
Examining Surgeon!
subecriberhav4 been appointed by tne Co m missioner of
Penton, MEDI AL EX tLILF.,a at large. to examine
1 1 eve eel-Llama to all entitled to Penalona attend to sl I at..
a t rosy be antenatal to
stun
Illentroae Pa. Wen.
at J. S. Tarbelre Hotel.
Montroae,lllprUll.l.96l.-tf
111cCOLLUBT. & BEAB,LE.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
MONTiton, SUSQ. CO., PA.
rathcclnLatbran'e Nero Bela Bulldlas. o Lathrop, Tylo
P Der. More.
IL AK- t.t.ra, • - IL W. 9 aaaca
)(nets., hlruare R-1 axn -If
L. 0. TIFFANY,
United States Licensed Auctioneer,
FOB. SUSQUEHANNA AND LUZERN% COUNTIES.
Glbson.3Lareh 28.1:51.-liss6A.PestrattslorTlspd
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney-at-Law !
OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE.
Moncton, Atogun 16,18 n
A. G. REYNOLDS,
VitOOL imam.
Brooklyn, Basq. Co., Pa., May 23, 1864
B. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER !
Montrose, Pa.
Mont=lC Arril /364--tf
gammerzyd of
AT KINGSTON, LIIZERNE 00, PA.
A First Class School of Trade
Send for Circular.
W. S. SMYTH, Principal.
KINGSTON. Pa., liasast 1, ISS4.-Cm
WEE. & WM. IL JESSUP,
CLAIM AGENTS.
nAcKpAT sad BOUNTY obtalned for soldiers sad the heirs
DD aldemeed solders. All claims against the government paw
ended upon rasa:enable tutu. All eamatiniestions aaswered free
ofthesTe• Olahns °Oval:lows and arpaut alldrea yrossestvi mita
out Mega.
Montme.Jime 1.11163-1.1
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW -YORK.
CASH CAPITAL TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
LntlsolmUC $3. Mis M P.
MalAlltan. 7. L
J. StadannMaada.Seuitur. Cnu. J. Maseru, PreadenL.
Jake adoGars.AaAttant &eery. A. P. Nauman a, V. Pres•L
Fondants:sued and mussed by nu undo/signed, at Ma °Oka, to
A. Latazapli BAck Building.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
Identroae, 1863-0
MRS. E. S. SMITH'S
NEW MILLONERY
OVER CHANDLER'S STORE.
,A.D111:3 CALL, ONE AND ALL 1 should he happy to ahem
1J yen • tune and fublowattle awry:Dent of Minix.
vary , Gl.coods, jag purebxed In the sty of New York.
at the Lowell, Prim. If_you want to buy your AMileery
Good. CREAP, 01l on E.S. Smith.
Bonnets of All Styles Blade to Order.
on shot notice. BLACK STEAK BONNETS ore the unrest
style io ezave. lf you wurt your
• BonnotaDyed Black for Winter.
brite them to E. S. SMITH.
Moose, October 10th. lAA
H. 121eI3AIEVT &
Commission Merchants, in
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS,
Bee!, Idietton, Poultry. and Calves,
BUTTER, EGG, STRAWBERRIES,
AND PEACHES,
403, -ncsgs, AND 400
WEST WASHINGTON MARKET,
New Work.
ELILVET Det/ABT.I J. 0. WESSELLIOFT. t N. B. 611AFELt
FIRE INSIJ ItANCE.
Thelnsurance Coioniortli America,
PHILADELPHIA r
assratablishedsziligeziorm Xontrosaa.
mime *Mat Insurance Co. to the U. States.
I:YABtiOAPITAL PAID IN • •
"
LEAM °VEIL . . . . . . sal
rinsarates are as low astbore of anygooie Companyln H. Y. or
eherebere,aruptli Directors err moue the Erre far honors&
U'nesra pm.; 8
.L... /3.. Tit ÜB. 0. 00FT/N. Prtradeni.
B. sTROVI). Agezt.
I . l *l4xtet,july %Oran' OEleeln latEcroptollrickßaildla
PIioTOGRAPII ALBUM.
2 YOB sax BY
TUNIZZI,
. _
0. W. LOWELL, PRINCIPAL & PROPRIETOR
0 1 2 be abored c trtitutl a n c iertfally r e t =t2 ,
,tfir.b have been
ofCommln sod
to the sever a l Depertments hi, The com r lb
gruerion, mended and perfecto; presents to
Young Men and Ladles
The beg faellltles the obtaining
A PRACTICAL, COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS
EDUCATION.
The thorough, neve; and Interedlng course of
ACTUAL PRACTICE
embraces a complete routine of transactbane to each Im po
bra oh of boablees. Pt store, Bank and =tile= Tele.
creph. Poet Ottloos..kc :,are lo and on, repro.
marm: In a pleasing and eatbdiactory manna the By of
actual Miriam Me. in which the student becomes In progroidon an
amateur CLERK. MEECHAIIT. and BANKER, oreelvlng.„ In
each moony. a practical and reliable knowlecto of bualncis In Ite
multitadout forme and phases.
PENMANSHIP!
In this essential branch of a engem education no College offers
better facilities to the learner. The Bpericeriao sun= will ba
taught In all its varieties try the most BOUM masters of the art.—
Specimen. of Writing nom thin Institution have received the Ma
eat encomiums not the prem.
Foe general Information, terms. rte.. Wm* foe Ckill
ly which will be muted bts; for Bpoolmene of Peßeeelows
2 throe cent stamps Address 1). W, LOW ELL. Primtilitis.
Lower. Commercial Colfte, BingliakßOtt. Nat.
NEW FIRM!
W. I. & T. W. TINKER,
ESPECTFULLY denounce to the Me of Montrose BM
%ILtn ratty that haying Ducked,: the =Uri A dock of 1:16001L0,.
CRANE & FURGERSON,
I?`l7ucrtg • 4 1 1 °°"" 're P"9-4:7lTlLlitteA td
Teats,
Sugar,
Nfolatsses,
Tobacco,
And all other artkleeln the GROCERY LIRE. They will keep
constantly on Azad, ood for axle cheap, • Era rate quality St
2m311
Cm 17
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
FROM. SELECCED WHEAT, by the lock or barrel. CORN
MEAL SA LT. RC.
Hoping to malt, we desire to rewire, ft fair ebaraorpublie patron.
me. mr motto VICK. seir:s ANT , SMALL PROFITS."
W. I. T NT, T. Vir. TINHAER...
blontroae, Vat. itti. 1064 —ll
LET US HAVE
A. Good Understanding.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
ll.,Pa=pfai.shanal=a4.,'2tlvar,ikt
OUR STOCK
Is now complete In ►IIIL Innnnb consisting In port of
Men's Boys' and Youths'
LADIES' GLOVE KID,
Floe Goat. and Csit: Fleasy Soled Walking Blom ItclUditig
tbe Vulcahlsed Rubber Shoe.
I
a thing for Fall and
of
n endless varirty 01 Ulises% Children's snd intuits' Mona of all
kinds and qualities.
Gouts• nod Boys' flats and Caps,
ALSO, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We also sere to order all kinds Of Boots and Mmes. from
the beet matmtale, vtdth we .111 sell cheap Mr cash or ready pey.
Call end see our stook and pekes, es we .111 not be andereolo by
any one.
Moot ran. October /tl. F. B. WEICKB & 00.
CAYTJGA FINE GROUND PLASM !
QUICK LIME & WATER LIME,
By the Back or Barrel, Wholegate or Retail,
SUPERIOR PLOWS AND PLOW CAST
INGS, STRAW-CUTTERS, HORSE,
PO W ERS, TI I RESHERS AND
CLEANERS, &c.;
ALL FON SALE OH EAT FOR. nAsil, Sr the ntber..rlber,
tik W ELL Ns' CANAL. RA FIEUOLLSE, IS WY ALUSLNO.
Luz. aIFORU COTTNTY. PA.
On band. n goal =ply 1;1
Wilkesbarre and Eagle Coals,
Awl, a, selected Foundry end BlocJurolth's Munn. Lams and
and Chestnut. Also.
Towanda or Barclay Bittuninons Coal,
THE VERY BEST FOR BLACKSMITHS ME.
My stock of coal vrao principally punthased tut hay and 'MIL
Sefton notch adraors In prima 8f Coal and Frc-Isbtst thetaftwe 1 am
mow.] to tell Coal to tua•.lvehaeru county customers at Eta
rates as to hat., them to boy thclr Irintnes supply of Coal from
I=l
VERY EXCITING NEWS!
MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING.
Valuable Holiday Goods Captured.
ChM/. true and trdsty GEN. SANTA. CLAIM bu ce late been
mekl.g R3ll/11 upon the numerou Supply train., psalm Uud
teontrode. and ems ak fortunate as to secure a good taeortment of
Toys and other valuable ;pods tunable for the Holidays; enmet
to all e large number of the Lama assur rrocersioe. and to be told
they., at the Franklin hotel Basement" Bros. No. L ono door
ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
(Oil A LITTLE LIELOWJ
More complete teport of the Ciererara name. Ppm Maui's! of
the next train.
Our Matto 11 Ilec and lee lire, A. IT. BULLARD.
Montrose, December MO, 1664.—tt
0. D. BEMAN'S
Musical Merchandise,
A.lllO-66 nsozl, the only taaortmeat at
PURE Silver-Ware
and FINE JEWELRY In town.
N. 8.-1 .Hl only Ow Moo. of non eau Boston and
linflfork Makers, and all Plano' 'old by nu TM be
kept In tune otke Tear.
Cabinet Organs Warranted far rtve Years
P. e...—lf pcnt want an Inktdor lansttkontt, dos% esla
0. D. BEINIAN.
Montrose, March 43,166{.
4 0C313313
eillEl3l3 to thepublleoht pion OA mutts tau to titts, alas{
tadtovaiongtortmentor
- c4,1 GROCERIES, IN
SUGA R 8,7 EAS, COFPEASPION,FLQ(iIt
sad SA LT, (by the sack or barrel ) ) Mil, and all
ankles:m=3ly foundin ant dim Groceries.
Floor by the Wholesale and Retail.
_ All mew) to merit, I hope to teethes Metal absztofpnblll,ll
IN. Thehlzhatmaststpricepald OpirPIIIIIVIMOO lriao
YEALSKINb. S.OOBll.
iinutrnak.liavaltifin,t,
. MEAT MARKET.
On Peßite Avenue, near Searle's Hotel.
igliPtoastaztlion bantlagoasemplyalinlit
or alltiods. DASH patillor UZET °AWLS,
0 VES,tillEEP.arallaXlSß. Also' 0r741DE84
all kinds.
6 •T•ttlx •• HICIISTOCIOUJAW.
N.ll4mL.r. ff
,alltantroso. re0.18.18011.4f
Fire and Life Insurance !
F. E. CHANDLER,
incr as GOOD COMPANIES and at as LOW niTCS mew be
1 ActcA la the Nate. Mparoao. April vs. Isst-it
FALL & WINTH CONS !
TIM received:, dixed eddrk scilabia rear iiidieiod;4l:h•liewedd
.11 yosalhl• DM. Ai 011,1:17,TIARVI.
WULF OF F 11...
§vritterrinvii,•o7.l.o.enthia, •• vOlna
heti erir incll=tl fte Ufa= ! r•-• ••• r • •
t tistl
THE MONTROSE
Floe and Cow.. Hoots and Shona,
of all kinds and olTla.
COAL! COAL!
SALT.
B. M. WrILEB-
DO
Ir 0 i. 7
GOOD PIANO '1
E 33
CABINET ORGAN !
'CALL :AND BILE THEM AT
Where
Tom ;tan be
Beepliod 'with any
Tame Je the /tae of
EMZEI
PIA..-NO
lam
JENVSIIAIVP.
Ircrare, MO
rat:at/aim V.lc-,
New Firma New Goods
Tea ndailmses„ . twain nosed tali bpatime_ ander us
ositand afloat-
XBB astrntiartEto,
laglemoto Wean the addsethatera are naer reeeleteerom Nev
Tork•LAßalenpwSLli BKLECTEDISTOCK of
000 dattEVer3 r DeSaiPtion
.
=daft of• the West 47100 , 1 1 10 11 1 C PA Ikon= idols, Can
•
. Delaten. Cottonsika, te. A lot of
Cil , rooeries ofall Kinds.
•Looda7ortmeat of Crodcfry,Glaasvare. Woothavare„ fins
soKtapo.ltooti and Bbn Timbal's', Pomo]; mon.. Th..
TO:msollap.Nedi I . loLBset,Collanote. Also •good naloriment of
HARDWARE,
coadAithig of above* Spam Bask Precolu Rook.. Parba..seTthem,
tc. All Art Aso( moduce cater, to exchange. 0.11 Lad pit us al
Webb's Old Store on Public venue
man . . AL D. DVITICEPISLD.
lio lama. AP ,II 1864-11
That Same
far_ax)
4 7 1 - -- k - - --- - 000$1
L. C. ftEELER
800 os haad one of the BEZT .1.1380R.T31ENT3 of
8 / 1 18, CAPS, MO FURB,
Gloves and Mitts,
Boota,Shoes, and Findings,
lIVICB, OFFERED IN TIM NARK=
/S comign In wt. or the 10/10Wthg
HATS AND OM'S.
Goats' Wool, Felt, and Fur TWA, ham 41.21 to KN.
Boys' Wed, Felt,. sod Fur Hato, from ,73 to 1.00.
libildrens' Wool, Felt, nod Fur Hate, [tom MI to IJO.
Cksic, Boys'. and Chlldrens . Cloto Coq, from ,7Z, to I.oe.
Boots and Shoes:
Mamals, phdo and Macy. from 111.00 to /AUL Ladles'
Mal Kld alter., from sl.ti to 113,00. Ladles' Cloth end
Kid Slippers Iflsses and Children' Balmoral,. °afters. old Rub.
ben, an. Gesatlemen's warm sod too Bogle most: nLIT on Land.
VINTEVIN
el.k smi Whlte Linlbg Sferia, ("octane:a Anson, LANte. K
Palls, Ink. Heel 11211. Wu. Webbigg. Llatamere,
Gloves and Mitts.
Gents' Buck Gloves nod Ultima, from SIM to Vtoo. Orme Bid
Glow* 800, p. 70 to ri.co. Dore Buck Mittens loom • .70 to 11.
FURS.
rhildren'a OnlberA Vletnrlne, tbroa Irut,
Cuff& and lined& of every "trial' beta from AO w•• U; Oen..
Colgan, Cam Glove& Buffalo and Fanny Robes, dm., Go.
AR kinds of Pore mode to order, and W A RR & M 1 to he ndiat
they an, r•preeented. Old Furecleaned and n.nalml neatly.
CAtik! PAW for all &Wand Raw Furs .11C done below the P.O.
L. C. KEELER.
lientronA • must M,UAt.-II
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Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION,
Thoroughly Revised and linch Rn arged.
OVER 3,000 FINE ENGRAVINGS,
10,000 WORDS and MEANINGS not found to oast, Dictionaries.
Over thirty able American and European acholara employed upon
thic ccYhlklix• and thirty Year. of labor expended upon h.
' yo.,
coltabomlora are Dr. Mahe. of Berlin, Pr. firmer Poe
7:rfns, Whitney, Findley. Lyman, Gilman. rod Thurber, eat.
tale Cm/40a, of Wed Point Military Academy, Judge J.
Paster., Prat:Moe Btllet A. L. policy, do dc,
Several tables of ipct raine..ne of there fifty !redo me:, Er
rod PronotlllMl4L of mem to acdoa,
bj. s a
nd
baddo, Acadia, Albany nee.;
cy, Winer LW'S , . Mmem and Dixon'. line. Mr. Mum. ben
elonlainlng Met rte or our-fourth more matter tban•any former
editions.
From new eblearotype ;date' and the Riverside Press,
In One Volume of 1840 Royal Octavo Pages.
VET THE LATENT.' "GET TAE BEST." "GE[ WEB
ST KR."
Published by G. ao.• C. MERRIAM. Springdeld. Mom
Sold by all Book. Hera.
Noe.
1864-5. 1864-5.
FALL & WINTER.
CALL AND SYE TILE LARGE AND NEW STOCK OF
CLOTHING,
AT THE STORE OF
GEO. L. STONE & CO.
Chair OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New
Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS,
VESTS 4t, UNDERCLOTIIING
ER SALT, TB, CO '
All o/ the *Wee In ar.:Pshr With GO LD of fh t2 f 4,4F; t tk ) de . -
cline. o me
. truly
neutron, Sept. k0th.16611.
On the Track.
C. F. MEEKER,
Mer APING parchaactl the Foundry owl dock oo hand of P. H
Cor►tq Is pawed to toontoictoro
Plows and other Castings,
anrd IS are %moistly found to . Country shop at abort ootioa aod
Foundry opposite the Post Office
In New Milford. Pa.
N. D. OLD IRON WANTED, far which I will pay CASB.
C. F. MEEKER.
Brew 11:111brd.8nt. 1S tem—lrp
HONE SD
MONUMENTAL WORKS!
To the People of Susquehanna Co
that
them they are Etltnß the or
Tomb Stones, &c.,
iiv=tkr-=`=:llM`Ltdbn'i.rp.'.Z
M. B. PECK & CO.
Carnage Shop
IN PULL BLAST !
NlAVronrez me n o f D'oftcl
annerms..ll,ll/IFL 14114L.11K plunvia
Stunxt's Refined Syrup.
analgrDll:'
mild°
Ittelr. we FOSTER.
stmarnsa. Sono MI
Poplins, DeLaines, &c.
FR Man Puns. Deno. ; .Rd Prints ut CMS NDLIPIS.
Flannels.
F.a.u.A•wbit, ElNl.Dalarail. sad Eta*. Elartur-D at
CHANDLER'S.
Crockery and Clothing.
4 4 MULL Wet that .Irin. min at nt.n, PH.Z.RtACOrt.
- 9pths and Clothing.
()Rep [lmmo
aerosene Oil !
nnewnLestm
Bolaion:Ponsione, Bounty &Back Pay
ap ir: r ... .red.....,,, ,: u tu m uen ED o ff r.O ctum F TlFLa truit OVElt e4s ti o
40 d1 1 4 11 =ll:tilinkOguoxottoL OffirAloverLatbrow_niu
J. H. bIeth)LLUM.
- dtrirWitotlilriMitir s in i a4ottlk
11 USLJW,
HUNT BROTHgRS & BLAIR.
SCRANTON, PA.,
Wholimas wad Betall Dealers In
HARDWARE
IRON, STENL, NAILS,
Bplltes,
_Dave. BailderVamthrsre,Badlroad and Minln,vSapptle
dz.. Min a Rail, different &as, Monter Bunk and Trail Bpitta,
Osrrince Material. Banda Axles. Skeins and Bose. Bolta,
Nuts, Wagon", Ps - tent Arms, listed Bands. Malleable
Iras, atm, Spot re, Fell dertftnindles.Bovre
Palest Ltatnet, Enameled Leatter,WhiptMek.
eta, suds general variety of ltarrLage and
Manufeettuers (loads. dre.
lir We glue Much ollentlotto thin part of our stock. troa Offer
better outectoot asholtrazt than can ho found elsewhere In tat par
of the State.
• •
• •• • • -• • .
Viona. Blocks at,d Belltm.Rammers,Siedgee.
rue. in Vent variety, Tackle Block., Rope C tutlns. o , lnd.
r.artea, Plaster Paris, Cement, Armtek Window o!naa,
AGRICI7I.TI7IIAL 1111PLEZENTS,
Pumps, Cilrettlatl, Mill. and Mons S. Emery, Borax
WranPing P.P.*, Blasting Pwr. Flue and BinatingTnbeaL •
Plain and Com. Horne shoe. a nd Hammered Florae Car.
neuters' Too la in Mat Variety. and ALL vaaaasren. Loather hand
Finding, Itnt,t,e And Lentb et Belting, IrAirbuke's &mica en.
Scranton, Pl., if arch SO 1b64.-19
RI:MLA= MARBLE.
1. 'ADAK IN
CALL AT THE
Marble Shop in Montrose, Pa.,
where! I coottone 'J F ACT LI It E I.IA RULE. and leave
you rOrtlerv. Its dole:volt will okve the e (pen,' of •t raveling
Agent. ALL t will Ito DELIV ERED IS (it WC OFWEIt.
Idootrose.Februarr 11,1963—tf I. V ADAKIN.
NEW GOODS
IV II le etitemtbere have tnie day 1,4 , 2111N1 from New York with a
1. LA GO G arid BEAU stook. of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver-Ware 1 Plated-Ware 1
Cutlery, Sr, Fancy Goods,
,0 which they mould invite the attonilon of them (rends. The%
haven large Store of EnEllah, A rne reran, and S• 711.11 Watches,
Loth Gold and Silver, of verymerrier qoalitiem Enameled,
elute Jet, Box and Moms, and 119111 Gold Seim
of Ear,: ff. Ind Pins. Shvmreek.Eneariel, Plain Gold
and Fancy Finger Glng, ,ifevery variety mad
price, .iold
Bracelets, price, Chatelaine,
iimird and Seek Choice, Gold and
Sliver ',p.c.:Moles and TtOruhleaGeld
Skews !Sultans and Studs Spemmil
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
-
diver Napkin 11.1r45, fly
and I , ml. ffglvv, Cord Cam.,
Forts, every desuiption of Odd I' les
nee Iu Coln, The largest In of Noted
War, ever 'taught Into Broome Coo rty,
cOm p n tV..ry artlelt• In use An wry Now.
Olssna ornamersts, a nice !est of Fans of
l• qnullth-c (*lock, Constr. , . Broths, Vln:Sts asol Guitar
Strtng, as! Tritollssg,Fi.hing Tackle In every vzlinty
ronsteterts. Tbermentetors. needle., Drop e,. Gold Pena,
Ivy ti!avosa. den. Also
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
of t h e very beat makerr, GUYER SBA KEA'S
Family Sewing Machines,
Kedzle•. Wye , and Water Fllterr, dm Ile Goode Isere
booghl for CSSII, nod IsW be sold no the Ikaa3 favembis terms.
All Mods of
Watches and Clocks Repaired
ea et bon not ;re a.d In the BEST MANN RR ; also ENGRAVING
to the Ii ST STY LE.
EVANS & ALLEN.
Commerel.l fiulldings, oppeAme we Yort Uffias
Binchuntnn,llay 11Z. 1841.-Joned.Yl
A Free Fight !
FAIR PLAY !
JAMES PEIARTIN,
Former]) of the gem of Martha sod Rosencru.s.
Bs Now hit the Field !
'laving removed to tar large wad ermareogiour
Store House at Fairdale.
And j , 161. retuned horn the city with p Luz° Stock of
ran -and Winter Goods
Purctued entirely for c....th and which ho nom offers fey nip
num
Small Advance for Ready Pay.
This la the ',lace to buy. Come and 6 , K.
The higaeat Market Velcro paid in Cast for Cutter v.d Poultry
JA RISES mAstirtiv.
Fairdale. November 10, 1660—1 y
Us 8. 7440 tsool t
It is A National Sayings Hank I
OFFERING A
HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
Than Any Other,
And the Best Security.
SUBsCRIPTIONB R EBEIVYD BY
W. H. COOPER & CO.,
=I
REMOVED, AGAIN !
"The Famous Barber."
Come told tee the famous Barbet,
Famous Barber, Ltac of I iayd.
Late t.f ITsyl I, now DA W
tree , F B. Weeks's Shoe SLATS
Find me :the., lug And Shampooing.
Fled me mating Iltir a , salt you,
Fled me read) •t your .relop.
At your yenta, MI Antra MOKR/B
Second dug. above Sort e s hotel, Up Stairs.
Montrose, lune 77,1.94...tf
Still Alive !
w E u•nold respectfully Infnros the poblle . that we axe .1111 etter,
and mono, to NI myreol UlO6 tYttOLEN
EM WOOL. Tir,d I tit ESS ct.o•nt.tbe Calle 43 ulna!, at the
OLD M rr N I)," one mile atttl.a.hall twill of Mautrose, es,
the &mt.. 71m•plig” 1 , 5 ,, P4 IltErt
ttootrwc June C. 1:44.41 ElthuN MOTT.
UNDERTAKING !
4N tho,ubserlto , rlvos Jost been cooklutr mat Poprovometto
41.wwortmout of coffin., he would respectfolly IWileit the Wet
tloa and patronage Ohio triads cad thopublic generally.
In attcodaoccwhen desired. -H ENRY WARNER.
Great Mend. MarcL 1,1863.41
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
former FAMILY VLOVR Mr sale by the Ioad,"LUTA Me
' , nand, and at se lon prientee the erne tutalitles eau bet*,
at any otherelute in the Unnnt• and gee.
Doe • 10.4 • U POLLARD.
NEW BOOKS.
Nr.',2ll7dlntTialff:gr'
DISSOLUTION.
K. virnslN NON het% &Toted of their Sloe); of Goodi
Wllsor. fi & Warner, who ertll comfy theft note Inti
he woke and neemole will be In the hands of Y. S. Pillece
,for setilement.= ttle4a hb f.OO 09ar the tftiontshere h
wn itALAestranff to,
kce e
x t4 , 1 11 : 0 .010:011014 n
NEW 'GOODS
T
J. R. DEINTITIPS•
b the altered eStee a( rd r i ° On " t r e rra *RN
31YRIII BELOW thepoßrta of t3eptctoter. Of RA can vs fodnd
LADIES' DRESS GOODS Is all It. 'mutely.
Crud In Closalna. Water-proof Cloth, Preach
Black MU., add ColOred All Pt cad Cloaking.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C.
Block
M Jeans, ba , " . l c :lo4 , l4itn i tgt . 7l&a, A F l : o u : g ai V o llocrea m , b, ll o. en tuck,
_DOMESTICS.
Brown and Bleached Musa. Den/ma, Tlcklna. Mune. Crag.
DlaPa., Totaling% An
Notions.
Omit variety of Map and Balmoral, Skirt. Ladle.' urn'. and
Chlkiree. li*ery. [`nes, eklrt Bnel, Binding., Thread
of all Lead. again. TwLa. fanlttlog Carton, de. dn.'
Boots & hoes.
Wen'. and Bays' Boot. CM Copper4oed Shoe. /doroond
Shoe. °altar. Bann.. Shoes, Woznen's Calt Shoes.
/
RMS.
Servs at press not to ho Ixaten. VERY 11E.T QUALITY
Geese. Biwa, and Japan Yes., Cod., deice, war., e.t. a ..,
:Rod sad Tntravo, Bird eked. As. As.
NEW FIRM!
BALDWIN & ALLEN,
FLOM FEED, MT, PORK,
FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT,
Hams, Dried Beef, Candles,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars,
10 I-5 CD NT MI Xit.,
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat,
BROOMS, NAILS. &C.
Cash Paid foi: Good Butter.
Ras made arrancements
to Is :e
MONUMENTS,
HEAD - STONES,
A. BALDWIN. - - WM. L.
klontrom, West side Public Avenue, AprlllB,lBB4
=I
Rutland Quarries
No Humbug !
Superior arbl Quality of
Me
wut nl Illtlmeshe selected
enhhe4ll n the best
runniner.
A First Class Jewelry Store
Hu lung heat needed In MONTROSE, nod nom are hsve It
PRICES LOW
AT IE3 M A. INT 'S
VZ,Z.7.11'1411?.7:::11(.Y.,°, lrcon
Ile bent itsbortruent of
Arti'etc Good
Silver and Plated Ware
ever offered In Ltontroae.
• Splendid Anortnieut of Casten, Cole Leta, Cop, Goblets
,to, also Cake and Pie Knives, Spoon., aid Fort..
conaplea A small:lmA of Gold and Sliver Watches, American.
Engilrhotud Sart..
Oeaxiot,Silvet and Plated. Fine. mild Gold Jewelry. Loa
eta and 0 balsa, Napidn Pangs from GI teat to itt.oo, solid, 18 cam ,
Pinner 1r.P14, Gold and Mace Tiara:Am Pocket Sava. Icon
fable linites.rtc.
Violin and Guitar Strings,
lust received sod for sato ey U. D. 1111.11A/S.
bloutrate,J.clarY 1864,
Tbe Pan of nead, Watraucl. sod roe. Jay Ras., dlgneed
.ur .tock of Cluck., Watches, Jestelt...cl Sliver Wart to ow
feno9ltollllll.llllll, Mr. 0. 13, Ssusu, we would eanowtly easim
send nor Tat sm. and the potae denetally, who may be to leant o
asp of the above meutloutozood.. to dot hat a call era ee•eclat
I.l3auck." I:euteclabur—llue door &ill'', Searle'.
Repairing as Usual.
llontmse. Nov. 111,1513
B. B.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mailings
Drugget, Mats, Rugs,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals,
Glass. Paints, Oil,
Sheetiugs, Bats,
Yarn, Wall Paper, Shades,
Border ) Cord and Tassals,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ogs
Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &e.;
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches,
B. B. LYONS,
LYCOMING CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
PUBLIC AVEN OE. 310r7 row. Pa..Cct 7. 61.41
.?)XTENSIII2I ATTRACTIONS I
FURNITURE ESTLRLISUMERI
wiLmArd vv. SMITH,
dT TILE FOOT OF .IfM2V ST.
THl,.....,aa.j.tie.phivraarianrgalture be. n
.un
hp In.:
Iroveet,theproprietom.vectrully anuouteet to the i,
rent of aloatrose and aietulty, that he Is eototautly
ralktaganditeepaonialad the L &ILOEST & B EAT a.m . :man to
E g IIRNETU'RE
fo be fountd, in the Country.
P7Oglvatherollowing list of some of the article". hich•cowtl
la II atzmativ reduced p_rthe6.(or CAPH or REA 10 PAY:
Boreatte, Walnut or Mahogany, with Ma...from $l6 to $66
Bahmus with marble or bromdelletopaarom $lB to 664. And
nrgeassottinent,froth 6E, $lO, tit, 816,10 $lO .
NAAS mod e
edardStan dtheorto e road tquart.Stand a, of al /var)o
tle6and prices,f root IA et ntt to ten dollars,
Deska,divarahtowelraens.footstoolkottnmansiommes,ke.
OeOtre.eard,pler,tollet,dlatoeddlrhen,and aetenalon tables.
'hairs—haneand wood so ale. 11. ociecra—catte,fla 6.and wood: eat
*revery variety and Cl) le,
Bolvtaio>-Icte.fcnd.hcdn ts tto rts °U.-at New Torkprices.
SPRING BEDS!
A L 4nna AseoaTacntr .en MLR AND Boer IS 11.411.3 T.
F. B. Itradyraidecofflna on hand orturrdshed ntahortuollert.-
Hoarsen always In motif neer wiarn tit sited.
We employ nonelio ten REPO L A EX WEIIIENVELWORK
SUM. Werntend To do our WOllll WELL. and arll It on LOW
gait can be afforded. W. W. 611/Tll.
aloutroae,Fooruarr 25.1861
1:1=1
WAGON SHOP
Sleighs and Gutters.
T now br Wuud over A. J. IIREWbTER'r
lif.',tegg,tQ!„dpcl,
roan, where he sail matinee to carry on the hannufatanre of
Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &c.
Ready Made Marketaleighs,Luthbtr Sleigh. antlauttershowoh
hand.
Ren_atrinplone eptle.at short notice. Dun t St off for Cutters.
end Wzgou /Antos smAtertela..,,tinulit, ,keytennatantlyonhand.
SOU to be prctand to do tiklop : K archon noe!re.
A L good topply atrituly.niado Spoke, kept constant' , on band.
N. R. Allpenonttn•'rhrr•ito rOe hoheraighed 'kill Obese bib
apd settle theiroef-nuntr without furt2cT nnryce
Montrose, July 18.16f4. W M. GARY.
Boots and shoes.
s oy lla . g pi . a st upend and for 12lykng1.
J. LYONS
sow
Rouse for Sale or to Rent !
T FIENIuse WAIT occtipted Iv A TT Yr iiii r A or u t i e t rAtindr
a mu tt
HORSE-SHOEING.
Shoeing. Haring bud excl. exlierlenee the be
+ea employ
ug only tretclaaa bands, we Cuaraniele eaUlratt.on t o ell. Try
u*.
WILIAM.* IltA,_
Ilemtwree. Februaryl.lB64.-4r wriwAILDIIIN
CASH.
wash,liw AllniClisma.47
Groceries.
A 9 o 47loslnck4fes .10 II ititta InoweNittmutayr
lLoolitsv.Glu so
t-WUgZ)Zvopub.
I=l
Teas, Coirec, Spices,
CEEI3II3
IMEMEI
CHEM
I=
MASON ELAZUJIWO
CABINET ORGANS!
C A Lrat o,,,Azbe lh t. b =te s Coot) ONLY 0? 0. D.
Best laslrument Eger Manufactured,
Owl Dry It ably, ale s sragg i. lr ark, 'WI on
Prices from 13125 to 5000.
Ample always on Una.
ge - Just teethed Root's new Instracticm Book for tbs Cabtoll
Organ
M ma Melodeon. Tlat bed Book yd. Also, •,f1 DMA=
Violin ay
0. D. BEMAN.
Montrose, November 16.1863,
IBEE TMEII
!Buoy receololto flow ouPP/7 of
lar ' CO CO 13 Si I
In ta•DIIIIIWOMI dtPUtaliadi Of his
Mercantile Business!
making the soortmEkt
lir PULL AND DESIRABLE.
Ti Stock contztain :auto!
Drugs, lied , clines, Paints. Oils, Dye
Stall%, Groceries, Crockery, 1 1
Glass-IVare, Wall and Window Pa. '
per, 011 Shades and 'Fixtures.
Kerosene Lamps, Shades,Chlmnep
Burners, Transparent Cones,
lieremene 011, Burning Fluid, Tut.
pentine, BENZOLE, Varnishes,
Window Glass, Putty,Brushes,Blied
Caget, Canary Seed, Jewelry,
Artist and Dentist Allaterials, Whips
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c.,
Mc.. In ithort. c.orly every thing; to regale the Eck.to eleentle
ta.ite, to delight the eye, to grettry theta:lM and also to
conduce to the real mad subslasalel coin tette oflife.
Montrose.A.orili, Mg. ABEL TUERELZ,.
CARRIAGE& SLEIGH
MR2 -mt
MANUFACTORY.
HAWLEY tk LATHROP
110111
D.
keep on band or make to ordm all Medea thy
• 'Eh
Carriages,Tß'agons,Cut.t,*--i
ters, weighs, ,• a
.. T a7,!,ZZ l olieri E c A oitrEMßlV *ll rom=er=a t°
manta Northern Penmylvanla.
•
PLA.CHSKITIEENG,
to on 112 varied breaches done with NEAT3IIO3B and DISPATCH • • m
Cia :4 l.3EK. R; " 01
.11/1 • Odel,
. Mal
Hay, Straw, and Manure Forks, -
POTATO HOOKS, &C.,
TI
t e .r .t F raele .. known, and made from the BEST QUALM'
For Reputation i I
. I ladis
rt.y refer to those who have one/4 their work and am apaiktmee
.Iprriburs..o
We. tr net, vcr ttanbs trabooe who have favored e. wlth'tter ag oe nto
arfttiN.L.r4 Xor OMEN :VMS, and love to emOt ooo to omit
be, aoool .113. A. X. HAWLEY, •
ntanaDe. PM-. Jan. 27. taes-ti 0- R. - '
Sterling's Ambrosia!
Tfl F. REST Ii Al@ DILERSINO ILESTORI:IY, vet dlcorend
for
nkl READ. WATP.OIIBA FOSTER.
IAM
Large Spring Arrival. .
tubsetibeewatald Inform hlstrtendesndtteputllceenenl
L I y,thst he may yet be foiled st the Stare of
B. R. Lyons & Co.,
tottreedthe bus sey. bntto CLOW!!! thoselthe wish obi
..ILOTTlSDedtlithe DE37 A.117/OLZof
Ready Blade Clothing,
..obefoondlo CountT. equilto CadaM Woaa sad W A ` 4
CLANTED NOT TOM!.
THIN AND THICK COATS ,
•tai
vest ha lid Pants. of every variety. e'""
enAhwa ILSTllNSlVltuadttmentat
BII4,HATS & OAPS.moli
latestttyles,allnuallttes,OnieriameaEonntOrninen. •
Montrose, Mr ft.
it. S. LANGDON.
ymw woosi
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Spring and Summer Goods
Just recchreo and millbo gold
BA a Large Reduction !
from April priers. TILL rednellon will Include
THE ENTIRE STOCIC
which wil l he found as lute as mat, and .111te sold on ma
Most LIBERAL Terms!.
for Cash, on time, or for Pm:l=e.
MB. Flour & Salt on hand, as usual..
•
1311.7 - 11iarrir.
Nem 1 1 / 4 111ford,Jeee 3. 1869.
•
f1 0ri . C7 0 '04E3X . 1 4 e 63
Inas. Sep'', IN . qmarli, Etym. NICE. Coine..tiop Hattc:oo 4
l ilO i c i = z e r O. ' f3 L . P f"the
J. LIONS a 805.
Agricultural Implements.
Eundereigneddealrceto call the uttentiork of the pubSe
I. the trtkte or THRESHING MACHINES manufactured
the lOnz establiehed end wellknournerm of
Wheeler, Melick & Co., at Albany.
These nachtnea are so favorably kaol.ll and antrenalty artr
ed I Dat Lay effort al reemrl3l,l4 dation I towdder uneesseary.
ficel4 to e,rthld experience In manufsdurlox.aml /onisstM^'
ro
brmfitmit I mrrorementa villa mak r them th•
CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD.
I would eanespectal attent.lan to their
Barger's Patent Cleaning Attachment *-
a aoortt,t et ,a nd ate ached tr, elnelealonble,treble.or oar ode
t'
ontosoarrrom ra
o to eita,randorebotoroocraarataroaba. TM:
ran ma ordinary band Af I land fa aupetthr,oa
fanning mill r.ka,l c. 1 , tut. no more power to drive. the "rhea
tool ment, tan ti dors, o drier, an ordinary upstater or
Dißerrnistzes oromaninpattattuvalt.aomo patent.aro nada.
Rorer horers,elna lc and double. 'Wheeler's patent. tatt0.. ,00 ,.
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Ult II for eavealit sqAtf,,,d cowman,
to...trot, MI tea, kn. Au unractrinlad warranty giro. ( 0 the_, •
thortrungert.ruaranty that t above maratneri unAlualedl.. ‘
rabillty.oonvontante,And cheapatro. ,
torfurthorourtitalamaerut to thosotomitrea for circular.
aminernachinery, Onlieresolicitedamt Mica Prona-Atzra....
!Reply. Also Agent for
-.HUBBARD'S MOWING MAfIIINE,
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rona,ra mowerforttar country. Machtn. alrratir ,2
of ntycl.lob, ItlitlllCtlo,lll for ladnir. and Dlarlincor*
'lleerndo Iwo oreharyerorfrriabt or transportation,
ori Adult in DrOenreltie bon and cheapest Uwe tor W.,
hineart vtrod to sitamthearallt of the 11ohbard's Light laap
o wer.Aoforecommtlttno themoloom to "any other Kayo rorTJ
no, ardor.: rnliciteo nun promptly attended to.
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PtiCIE. Agent.
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