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From **6 Germantown Tekgraph.
Stock laahlug.
Dees ft pa ll y? 'litany onr farmeis say that it
does not. at why should p
ay not? Fifty years
ego farmers thought It did p, and since th en
the value of some kinds of stock has. been done
bled, and that without the cost being increased.
I allays. raised all the calves born on my
plecaLdndEave bought several at slight advance
tan hitchers' prleca.
Bic-stock Maine I do not wish to be under-
Mood as meaning the exclusive rearing of stock -
and neglect of other branches of farming. I
Inman to say that farmers ought to raise more
stock than they do; calves can be had low and
aeldeln lower than now; don't mind the butch
ers When they say you can never make more
on a calf than you can at four weeks old; it is
to their interest to say so. I know a butcher
Who, while he tells hie customers this, yet,
whenever he comes across a tine calf he buys it
to kill (sometime,) but it finds its way into the
field. To my knowledge he has now ten calves,
nearly all of one age, running about his farm,
all of which were bought to kill (sometime.)
I believe it does pay, and have arrived at this
conclusion by exyrerience.
BIM if you raise them, let it be done well.—
Don't make steers, oxen and cows as wild as
any deer; better leave it alone. Although some
ft. Ives are by natural disposition more wild, yet
by proper treatment this wildness, or more
properly this timidity, may be conquered Lefore
the call is four weeks old.
Any one who has read the agricultural col
umns of the Telegraph for the last halt a dozen
years, will have no trouble in selectine a plan
to bring them to an age of five or six weeks.—
This is the most important era in the eaucatiom
of the cral4 and habits then acquired are too often
lasting. Patience, good nature and kindness are
absolutely necessary to raise a calf as it should
be done. - Those who do not control these prop
erties are these who will find that stock-raising
don't pay.
Always learn a calf to allow itself to be hand
led all over; while feeding, is a good time to
put this in practice.
I know of no other way of making a quiet
animal than to turn it over to the boys, and let
them put - It into a single harness or yoke two
together (whether they be male nr female,) and
play with them as they see fit. But let the
calves do what they may, don't, let them be
abused.
Too many of our farmers neglect to provide
themselves with good home-raised oxen, but are
aultent with half-broken runaway steers. Some
who have no boys will say they have no time to
break them. I will give such a plan whereby
Buie or no time is lost in breaking—so called
and often too truly.
Raise the calf in the manner which I have
mentioned, and by occasional handling and yek
ingkeep them quiet until three or three and a
half years old, then yoke them and put them be
hind a pair of quiet oxen, to a plow or cart.—
Don't load too heavily, but allow them to have
their own way for awhile; if they are as quiet
as they should be, they will not do any mischief,
. and the old oxen will pull the load and keep
the others straight Soon the young steers will
begin to pull with the others, and the load may
be increased. Learn them to back without the
cart, then with the cart,. but down hill, then
with the load. When backing, always make
them hold - their heads up; one half our oxen
spoil their backing by holding their noses on or
near the ground. When trying to make an ox
barks heavy load, never hit or whip him about
the head; it only makes him put his head down
to the ground. Hit him on the shins—one or
two light strokes on the shins will do more good
in backing oxen ( whether old or young) than
twenty about the head.
Ayoke of oxen should be used as carefully as
agym of horses; it will pay and save breath.
Most people have an,idea that anybody can
drive and work with a pair of oxen, but I wold
meth rather trust an awkward hand with a pair
of 'mules than a pair of well trained-oxen ; for
1 know mules, if abused, will take care of them
selves, while the oxen will bear it all patiently.
If care Is taken in their education, a yoke of
good oxen -- may be so trained that they will'
walk as fast as a common pair of horses, and do
as much plowing on less expensive feed. When
partially " broken" (or trained,) it is a very
good idea to work them behind a quiet horse, or
a yoke of fast walking oxen. But do not put
them with a yoke of old oxen, who drag them
selves along as if life was a heavy burden to
them. A WORKING FARRIER
Gwynned, Pa.
One Acre Enengh—Some*fines
An " ExLMarket Gardener" gives to the Amer
icon Agriculturist the following illustration of
what can be done on a small piece of land, by
hard work and high manuring. The story
looks large, but we do not doubt its truth :
"On a fertile acre, within sight of Trinity
Church steeple, New-York, but fa the ' benight
ed land of Jersey,' lives a man whom, not to of
fend his modesty, I will call John Smith:—
John'sneat cottage and acre cost him, some
eight years ago, s3,ooo—now worth $O,OOO. -
"In the spring of 1864, be planted on his acre
12,000 Early Wakefield cabbage plants, which
by the Ist week in July, sold in the New-York
markets, at $8 per 100, for $960. Between 'the
rows of cabbage were planted, at the same time,
18,000 Silesia Lettuce plants, which, at $1,50 per
100 brought $270. Both crops were cleared off
by the 12th of July, the grinud again thorough
ly -plowed and harrowed, and planted with 40,
000 Celery plants, which were sold before
Christmas of the same year, at $3 per 100, for
SI,2A making the total receipts $2,430.
"His expenses were: Manure $150; keep of
horse $200; interest on $6,000, $420; hired la
bor $400; Incidental outlay $lOO ; amonnting in
all to $1,730 ,which deducted from the receipts,
gave him the net profit of $:,010.
"John is only a common-place man. Some
might call him a clod-hopper. He has no par
ticular skill,no great share of " brains"—his only
prominent quality is untiring industry ; but it
would be difficult far any one, no matter how
endowed with skill or brains, to make more of
an acre than he has done.
" Another more ambitious friend, who . thinks
ten acres no more than enough, has, with near
ly the same crop, laid himself liable to pay Un
cle Sam's 5 per cent. from his income on his
'truck patch,' his profits having been this sea
son, on ten acres of land, $5,700, over and above
household expenses. Both of the above are ex
ceptional cases, their grounds being ie the very
highest state of cultivation. Rut it it, a fact be
yond all question. that in what is known as the
Communipaw district' the net profits per acre,
for the past 3 years, have averaged $5OO.
"No greater mistake can be made, either -by
farmer or gardener, than spreading himself over
a large surface. The market gardeners of New-
Jersey, in the-vicinity of New-York, cultivate
from one to fifteen acres each. The most aim
teasful are those who have been content with
six or eight acres. I believe their success will
bear favorable comparison with that of Long
Islanders, whose farm gardens contain from ten
to one hundred acres each. • As a class they are
hard-ivorking and frugal, and all who hive
weathered the storm the past dozen years are
now independent.
&mess Is Am:noel:molt —ln our own coon-
try it is a welt fact that most of our suc
cessful farmers, as well as merchants - and pro
fessional men are those who begin life at ;the
lowest step in the ladder,and have worked Chills
selves up to competence and fame by the One
Of their own energies. We have supposed that
in England this was the exception rather, than
the rule. In a paper lately read by Alderinatt
Mechi before a large meeting of agriculturists in
England, it is stated that among the farmers of
that emmtry-there - are many notable instances
of great wealth and position attained by those
who once followed their own plow, sowed their
own seed, fed their own stock, and marketed
their own produce. "In fact," save Mr. Medd,
"Practical agriculture is composed of self-made
men. Bo strong is the belief in the truth of this
theory that a respected practical friend of Mine
In Cambridgeshire said to me, '1 never Ithew a
yaw man to succeed as a farmer who ;began
with £lO,OOO capital.' And on asking him Why,
tWell; he said, 'his habits are cm Ally too exPerit•
sive for a beginner; he trusts too much tooth.'"
and is not sufficiently impressed with the neces
sity of personal supervision, vigilance, frugality
in the management or h is
antliTieral economy
farm.
To the great multitude of young American
who are beginning life with " nothing
but. heir hands," and to those who have taken
the firstatep or two np the ladder, but find their
pros
load of Int i s i t=elv ° ; ( ftT l etu an nutu b Thi t a l
statement may afford.encouragement, and . even
gratitude that wo are net the .pampered eons. of
wealih;4-2reta England F One.'
fitaP. Sid
army
rciu 'MAU ;re atui 1. 3
I *** l l 7 4 6lfaitt
.ll.u® rrionevamiaa. 110M0 1 * WWI
Wl* CialThrgil l
El • H. F'l4- Zl3Mitts
at $2,0 ilia', to map.
Offies tip 4air a inZisfisp *lmes Thugiling
rtates;ol,;Adr.3glSsing..
swell Wityr . . Eltarka2lBll2lll
twines M 14176 1:00 1 118 St2B 800 0500 88 Ot
Septum 100 1 . 50 100 5150 4.00 5 001900 t5OO
3 Mural 1 50182518001 81 1 5 1 600 p 60 limo 2000
4 squirm! .11C01800182814 6018 0019 50 1600 2400
redlines et Ras &env% Mitnt . indr4 n KM=
Yearly Alidrerthealeillbswaft aßaMgarchangtog
theit aleintlistnenttonaudonallyirtiona le
Itadneueudsnatirzemeng untinealmorted stip per niamn.
A6vettlemant4to tosureltaulionla notparaptndbe handed
In Putty afternoon or 44 ,1 7 BaRCKAY clondni•
Job Work.—The Office at the n lanzrunnts:
WO R N
b i pn i Tdded mith
ro thr
ammo. 4 Washington M... , ,..: x
HAND PR altimbury 11 ann - : ....! t .7
JOBBiltAnintherr= ' 'f.t. — ..
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warm
worlynek . 4N 7
fludr. Oteentas. Pottira.
EaadbUli,Pimpbleta, an., dr—, Irtil be donite e sti and protni4l3
Ikanks.—Justkee, Constables', end Schee
Blanks, Wotan, Deeds,Leaas Land Contrneu,dtc.,knpteonentill
on lowa sal forum lath* lunnscrrocrt ItartraUomtoflll....
DH G. Z. DtMOCK,
lITBIOIA7I and SPROSOS molfrßoss. P. Office on
O.e ntnzt. onAmito the lizecou.tou Oface. Fkards at
kY
Montrose. Moral 6t4,1883...typ
WILLIAM W. smm,
IM-
Wax= AHD MAUL MANII.
facrontr. Keeps constanCy on brad all
LIDO of Gomm Fullsrrose, or for
slated IA short nate& IMItl Ware Booms foot of titan tn.
Montrose, Pa., Mardi 4
LLW NOTICE-NEW FIRM
BSPIVEY & FITCH having satoclated B. S. fiterrfter,
with them am a partner in the practice of the laer In
nn
ite rad.
mia breathe; the bnelnewalll hereafter be done In the name of
Bentley,Fitch& Bentley,
acd all buelaratestrnated to them will be attended to with prompt.
owe and dd.llty. Culhat same et occupied by Bentley & Filc h.
U. a. IMSTLIT L. C. ..... B. a. IZITTLZT,
NOTltiare. 0nt ,3 .7 I. 1E65.
P. REYNOLDS,
LICEINSED AUCTIONRED .
SELLS DRY 4200.1•9 ad .111 Inds of Math:mar, and atso
litoZall ,ra..ticc.lL 1144.—tf
GEORGE GATES,
LICENSED AUCTICNIER I
Address Dimock, Stuspahsala oouttY. PI.
•swat 15.1161-43.9
Ezimining Surgeon!
3 " Pogr 'l ohritrAir
eye cerumaszes 1,3 all eathled to aislotte, willattend to all ap.
pllcationsthatmay be presented to him. of liontme. Po. Roam
Mil. B. Tarbeirs Rote_ R. E. PATRICK.
liontrOM 6.1863.-1 f
McCOLLIIM & SEABLE.
Worms and Comma Hors at Law,
MONTEtOSR, 8178 Q. 00., PA.
OthettoLothrtpeo Now Btick EttiWM& OM Lathrop, Tyler
Pitero
B. ad— &atm. • •
SiontrOOO,IV4MILTV t.t. ISM At
L. O. TIFFANY,
United States tieensed Auctioneer,
TOR SUSQUZILLNNA AND LUZERN'S COUNTIES
ORmos, Muth 29.1864.415t64.50tT0LLa1apr1E4.1
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney-at - Law !
OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE.
Mbutrome, Arts .11S, IS4 .- u
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER I
Montrose, Pa.
lioctzoae, Amil 4:1115C-tf
WM. & WM. H. JESSITP,
CLAIM AGENTS.
DACK PAT and BOUNTY obtained for soldiers and the hay
VP of dammed esldters. Allehtlms spine the government prof
sated up= ressonable terra. A Ilcommunicatlans answered free
*fauns. Maims of widow, and orphan children prosecuted Ida
oat chugs.
Ifontrose,Junel3sll3..-tf
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW-YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
76.1103.a2.
J. Mao.. Stirrra.Seerelary• Cake. J. %tams .Prektdeat.
Jac. MAGA., Assistata Seery. A. T. Wti...111. V. ?Met.
A. Poliattalsmed and renewed by the anderolinad, at his office., to
Lathrojea Brick Itaildleg.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
MRS. E. S. SMITH'S
NEW MELLONERY
OVER CHANDLER'S STORE.
ADIES CALL. ONIC &ND ALL I should be kappy to Laois
JL/ you a near and fasldonable ASsOMIO.I of Mill rs—
y C+csodia., Just purchased to the esty of hem York.
al, the Loved Pric.a. If you armat to buy your =Hoary
Goods CHEAP. call on Smith.
Bonnets of All Styles Node to Order.
or abort notice. BLACK STRAW BONNETS so the sorest
style In moss. If you oast year
Baoneta Dyed Black for Winter.
tote it them to
Itootrooe, Odober 10th. 1061.
13e73AJEL'r Jiz- -
Commission Merchants, in
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS,
Beef, Mutton, Poultry. and Calves,
BUTTER, EGG, STBAWBERIIIIB,
AND PEACHES.
403, 404., 405, AND 400
WEST WASHINGTON MARKET,
New York.
NENIIT Dr-HAIM I J. 0. WNSSELROFT. I N. B. BRAYER
FIRE INSI) RANCE.
Thelnsurance Co.ofNorthAmerica,
PECIL.A.DIL.L.PELLA,
I:flTfl.. :f
This &the Mat Insurance CO. in the U. States.
—O--
CASH CAPITAL PAID 111. •
ASSETS OULU - • - •
THE rate rates area. tow asthma almond Company tn N. T. or
elernorhere.ead Ito Ertredormaresmohg the end for honor sod
pi.ne.seery 4ll . THU& Ct. corrin. Pmed.A.
B. STROUD. Agent.
Cliontrose.Jal7ll3.lo o l.-ly Math 10gAton's Britt BullAtt .
FOR A GOOD
REY SEWING MACHINE
The Pride of the West Mini
iiy Sewing Machine
)lAY BS HAD Or -VIZ AGEFI.
F. D.. OASE,
Great Bend Village, Pa., -
Fait THE ABOVE OWL
1111118 is anew kiwi of anthine, Smpie, aareble, asp to ope
3. rate—aall =testate 2.000 stitcher per agnate, fewsa stems
seem, sad cm team bye were child.
- ua Dv madams are vented te any aelstaxahooP In thle chin.
'tv pletee let the eta...sate? know by letter or otherase. and he Will
be •en taut" With the ametanes; or ma at hie eeradenor and sae
them wort. V. D. CASE. Aged.
West dad Village. Pe.. Oct 17. ISCS.-6reca
PUOTOURAPICA:LIMUDIS
iron GALE BY
=1
Keiosene 0111
f ru Qtrp, nUAITT.
_ 0:44.
os.
119i1Mra t itP"'"'" '4512.
..7 7 , 1111 f .
V"7"1" ' "'
LOWELLs
„ -
, e I
tj
zoo
D. W. LOWELL, PRINCIPAL& PROPRIETOR
aa
O F the above . ..gr. n i rmeetfulli f tle a =laj u t r
wets= additto and rmlrovement which have been made
to the wren ge ' patiments of ble.conere, The Cowie of la.
cractlen,enettded and pedestal. worsts to
Young Men and Ladles
The bat funnies for ohtatng
A PRACTICAL, CoRPRERENSIVR BIR3INFES
EDucATIOM
The thougb, novel, and toterallng coarse ot
ACTVAL, PRACTICE
embraces p complete routine of trammel= In each lde
On oh of bealnera. A store, Bank and 'talk*, Ktaanbai4 Tele.
graph, !ma °lams. Se , are In full and en• e apetillentnrek
rele r 2tursi= " e , ;tirtt 4.11=-11."4= an
amateur CLERK. ME RCHANT. and BANKER, weft*. In
each espacity. a practical end relhtble howeleoge of budneee 111 Its
multifarious forms and photos.
PENMANSHIP!
In Me essential bmuch of • nosiness edumtlon no Oollgre anti
txtter fulling. to the !gamer. The BpCneed64l systemmill be
taught In all its varieties hy the wet skillful misters of the art..—
, pecimens of Writing from chi. Institution have !welted the Idaho
eta encomiums for the prem.
For general 'ohm:L.lo, terme..ke... for Oellege Meath .
ty. which •rill oualcd flee ; for Sete—Mena of PenommentMegitill
I three oent damps. Address D. W. LOW ELL. reinappl,
Lowell'a Oommerdal College. Ehighemtm. D. I.
TIMES ARE SETTING BETTER 1
rr gratifytna to notice the Into morsses and victories of ova
Army and Nov!, and cumequently the MOLINE o! all Idnde
inercbandlas.
eitliterlbeho, iloseqbattill & eo.
g, ready sad sidled to ben st . .. a. 10 . i. hvr...
_tam
plessUra In alloOttneing to their numerous Menotti ana =mamas
that they berths botadd a vety
Large and Elegant Stock of Goods
generally kept by theta Gar the
Pall and Winter Trade
Decline of Prices,
%re Meseta= prepatwa to suit all In want or, and on promioe airs
LoducorneLts to CI buyers of
Dry Goods.
Fancy and 14lillinery Goons,
Clothing,
srhSch line our Stork is by far the largest and rood complete of
!my to the County.
a lt embraces a fall Ilne of
Foreign nd Domestic
DRESS GIDOIDS.
men SP Melina,. Pommattos. Bombazines. Impoisl OloU.. La
viva., Alpacas. Lusters, •Il wool or part colion. ll*
Lalnea. and Pinata, Mahal: good., ac_. and In
DOMESTIC GOODS :
LINEN GOODS.
leo! Housekeeping.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS!
ting,le and douhle Woolen. Brool.e. Shetland yowl, and
of the beat materials and of the bled dales. kW eloaltlng maw
Weals. Mos&lotba. Beaver,. waterproof cloth; =I a largo Mi..
tY of clouting trOssmlnse =eh.
FURS! FURS T. FURST
1:1211=1
in Ws Live we avoid especially call We attention of buyers ma to
out assortment and prices, which defy competition.
Hoop
Hoop Skirts,
Hoop Marts,
Ladles', If Wet. the d b
eas Chlldren's
01.11010 emst
steel and make of all abspe . s and Kyles, of
Corsets,
Corsets,
Corsets,
of the best French mate, outset= to any other* out.
Woolen Goods I
_
In Hoods. liablas, 500t...p..4n.. itr..., and a very large lb* b
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Omar facilltlet are the came ea ever, one &ode In this bratria alba&
la very Lugo and complete. Fee/lailettlar.ed to mall
all and every one to least of
?ten's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing
,ither In style, on:filly of goods. or make, see continue tasking n
tsruleut• To OItDETI. sal would respectfully draw the st•eution
,f ell thus, are le the 6.eb!‘ of heviortorly eblhe Fonda to order to
try ue On. cilreire
Full Satisfaction in Style & Make
H I ,W FIRM !
W. I. & T. W. TINKER,
Rinyguiti.l7,=, et
the
p z = c olla g u ar
lEtl of
CRANE & FURGERSON,
riTAlllVAVWArET.g° 4 °"'"'th" — P"'Paedt°
Teas,
Sugar,
Molasses,
Tobacco,
&ral all ocher icles In the GOCERY LIB E. They will boo
constant Ir hand,d, lad for alle ß elle.go, a fled rate quality .f
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
?ROM SEL EC rED WHEAT, by the tact or barrel, COBB
SEA L. SA LT, &C.. MI.
ffoping to merit %re doctor tn rece , lre, a fair selareof public patmro
ne. . tor motto Is Qt: IC E. h..1.1.1:14 AND SMALL PROFITS.'
W.I. TINKER„ T. W.TiNl3.lt:Eis
Montrose, uet. lth. --Al
000.000
111/..10.003.
$l2
ABEL TVRIZItT.L
at the :meat
Prtnta. Untllns. Denims. Mock% ll
qua frx, Fanned df
all colors and tdm
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
Give u • oil Ind ccomine our goods.
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
Mai:Arose, Re.9l. 19, 1994.
LET ITS HAVE
A Good ILTnderstaxiding.
THE MONTROSE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
il,:ctr=omus'h.—dr,ivecen'eg,„rgthi"=.
OUR STOCK
Is now complete In all Ito brunch.. congaing to pert of
Men's Boys' and Youths'
Floe and Caine Boot. and MOM
LADIES' G-Lov. KID,
Fine Goat. and Calf. Matey Soled Walking fibres. tooled:NWhiter.)g
,ue Vuleanded Rubber shoe. fine tittuir fr Fall and
an endless variety of IlLswal. in
Children . and infante blicea. of ail
lads and aualltles.
Gents' and Boys' Hats and Caps,
of all lauds and sr*.
' ALSO GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We also Manufacture to order all Lind. of Boot. and Elm% Cr=
the best matedals. which we will sell cheap for cub or ready pay.
t.hdi and see our stock nod prices, as we will not be underaolo by
WEEKS a 00.
"' Mont e rose. October al. 1.7.4.—tf.
COAL! COAL! •
CAYUGA FINE GROUND PLASTER!
SALT,
QUICK LIRE & WATER LIME,
By the Sack or Barrel, Wholesale or Retail,
SUPERIOR PLOWS AND PLOW CAST
INGS, STRAW-CUTTERS, HORSE
POWERS, THRESHERS AND
CLEANERS, kc.;
ik"lßL ß EV' E cgli P wrlTE7. o azg h s e virgrial
mtkormto COUP:TY. Pd..
On bead. o good subblf of
Wtlkesbarre and Eagle Coals,
Serb u selected Foundry and BlarbsoAtb's J wp, Largt and
Sol ato-e. and Chola= Also.
Towanda or Barclay Bituminona Coal,
TUE TWIT BEST FOB BLACKSMITHS' ÜBE.
My laXt of Coal was Pnaeral MITIMPed toe s 1117 sad Jest.
Wore touch alma. In prices of Coal and Frelghte; thereto a; = 1 seta
locaload to eell CO.l tO du Comity cueurintra aid
re.nsat ledore them to bumyuchanna
ibex winter's supply of OW COk
me. IL AL WIELLII9.
Wyalutar. Ps.. New. 1.1864.—U
MEAT MARKET.
On PaMe Avenue, near Searle's Bagel..
EZPeolurtantlton p i ma s pod p F rp Ar ofli lf i AT l )
(ft I Mtr a
IIIDTPS.
all
B.T.dayaotara , fIUBTOCIARLMAT.
14.0.ainar. I t •
Stotaroce. IrobJCISELAI
FALL & WINTER GOODS!
ruck inft.ablik 44 , ittis re f TiatAct it.
STIFF OF Unit
"M&TIVIVIi • OELEBRATSD_ IZAST 00111.01M 6 P111
Atirtf47 o !lrt , ,r IMMAIIIW
eitrirm &New lilts
Wg • sad ity a 12012,121Vd. catered Into btudnew ander Inn
eato• lbaltai
888 BUTTERVIEtD,
beious to bee= tie pablicthat are are navy rarelvi vs from New
Tart alataillt sad WELL SELECTED STOCK at
Goods of Every Description
copolattag of Um Watt style; of Spring and Buotmot nut.. Mot
DM &Atm Osaalmorck Blowls. 00 ttottodes. he. A. tot of
Cfrooeries of all Kinds.
A COOdaiikaliotat or Crockery. Glassware. Wooderomrs,
sad Dam Boots and Rom Umbrellas. Pussols Gloves D
TiktlttangLNeekl TI carb.COlb tt. ALIO Stood anaatmeat of
HARDWARE,
Oandittag anemels, Spade& Am. PraldAd Hanka. rorka.AcTibea.
Am, de. All kinds of produce takes to .vh.. t e . Call and ece a, at
Webb's Old Store on Public Avenue
IL J. MOM • • A. D. DUTTS.itFIELD.
Ilfootrcaa, AVID D1•DY4.47
That Same
c)/r_.mo
au k ;„
L. C. K
Hos oft halal one of the REST ASSORTMENTS of
BATB, CAM AND Funs,
Gloves and Mitts,
Boots, Shoes, and Findings,
LIMB OFFERED IN TIIIS SIARKET
It condos, lo port, of the following :
TS AND CAPS.
date Wool, Fell, and Fur Trot, from
Bort Woo/,rell, sod For Bat, from
ChSidra& Wool end I'M 11.1, tram
011 a, UMW. Ind Chlldrow' Clutra Calm, hum
Boots and Shoes:
Ladles' 8a1313.3331s plain end fancy, from $2.00 t0 1.3,t31.
Lailltft Kid flaltem fro., 9,,(3), 1.3413: elorl, 31,1
KW Slippers, Wm. 31:1 l'h Ilan of • Bat c.oral. GAIt • rn, soot Rub
bers, itc. aelalletrielfe =on ;ad 53c boot, cot - et.ll4ey uo band".
FIENT)INGS.
}lnk ml Whitt Lbalo Slet Cochineal 11,3 t, L,t3, Knives,
Than, Ink Heel Ball, A g o. A 4 ;Am,. llananers,
GI-loves and iNlitts.
Gadd Bock Glove. sad 11itten,l, front II soti to $ a. Gents' Kw
Glans. tros3 tUfl to sl%bo. 80. Buck 31111.3 trota • .73 to $l.
FUR. S_
Ladles', Mleees, end ChilliTell'llt`n.l.tr, Nit r`ar , .. Mud".
Cuff awl 11rode. of every variety net,. fr.. 5 ;
COlllll4 (AM Glow.. Barak, ee,l F.; ury
Alf !Inds of Pure amde to onl, :old V RI; L to he what
thoga u Cenw..... l .ed. Old Fur. cleaucnl and re{ a , .. 1 , ea‘l v
PAID for ell kletle of Ha .me the 1".0.
L. C. ItiBELEI - 1.
Maeleaele August M. IE4C-1v
DO
Y 0 U
WANT
GOOD PIANO?
UR A
CABINET ORGAN
soau. :sso SEE THEM AT
0. D. BEIVIAN'S
Whore
You am be
Supplied with any
Thing ,In the Ltne of
Musical Merchandise,
• 'FROM A
PIANO
TO A
unEWSLIA.II , I " .
ALSO—An usual, the only nseortraent of
PURE Silver-Ware
and FINE JEWELRY In town.
N. only the Pianos of Ent dam Boston and
New-Yetre Melee., and all PIAI2Oe cold by me will be
kept In Pane one yea,.
Cabinet Organs Warranted for Five Years.
you Stunt an infalor Inetmment, don't call
on Yours. truly,
0. D. ERMAN.
Montrone. Mara V, HZ&
• MID 41 0 1 C:1 13
CV MH au = „...w , pahn , e,gl e prem that cannot flint° welt, a
n GROCERIES.
SUOARB,7B4B, COFFEE, SPICE,FLO UR
and SALT, (by the eaek or barrel,) EASE, and all
atteltinnally found] o Bra dsra mmties
Flour by the Wholesale and Retail.
asim.db media hope to receive • IltAral 81:Brent publims
"Ze3:B7AbestaaarkxtDrlne paid fort' ELTS...O g i k . 7 0 , 13 8
e
Knatram.ll. o4 eat...te
VERY EXCITING NEWS!
MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING.
Valuable Holiday Goods Captured,
eh UR true Rad troety GEN .. , ANTA rt. A i 7 S ha, of been
making ltalds tr- , • •• •
linoznah isul7ws• fUrinn,..... rA,I aawrtieti ,
Top and other vidnable gooa• (,•r !Le 11,. •LV1.101
to nit atano number of the tire:.? .0, aLd In he ok,ld
thesP. rrookno Hotel 1, one dour
ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
(On A LITTLE. IIk:LC/WO
Kam complete report of the Cle.Lerall mem., or the arrivcd of
tbAncittralm
Our motto to five and let tire.
Mcmtrues December I=l .15r4.—11
On the Track.
C. F. MEEKER,
Erc= l
eWcW thi• s, lrLotz u d7 s u rt re d tsonk on Land of P. 11.
Plows and other Castings,
10.rb WWI messily found In a C4,untry Shop at ,Lort uotlce to.d
resaansble terms.
Foundry opposite the Post Office
In New Milford. Pa.
B. B. OLD UWN WANTED. for v/tdcl, I .111 pay CASII.
C. F. MEEKER.
Bt. KUDIrd,
HONESDALE
MONUMENTAL WORKS !
To the People of Susquehanna Co.
rdifnund4trbyfoll,llCOOLlCO that they ate tUltna them.
Tomb Stones, &c.,
r e lb o x i wt= ip m e lzsi7 .rzy cz t 4 h , as fr pr . o n m v p;
"ffir ..4,1*ti5p80.1844...if fit. B. PECK & CO.
"
Stuait's Renned Syrup.
A eridl39l4"lthiel mow
'MAD, M4lllOllB. Ig FOSTEIL
Unatarne. so.
Poplins, DeLaines, &e,
MOH P Uns.D t V I INIEId . Pdas at Cl! ANDLEIIII.
Flannels.
toIaiNIFIA, White, ited, Wired. ithd Shaker Thes al
W
. • 1114 NanDLES
Crockery and Clothing.
A ...wt.. -1,, as ni.o
•
C 11 loths and. Clothing.
CaSSIMIErta, a Clntlana 011 AN MEWS
,4.MUcatmarla.nd
f0331.144aTHY S i ldjalas i tgaluntb
le .) 7
. _
ifeiMM
SCRANTON, PA.,
Wtoleads WI Satan Malaita
HARDWARE
MON, MEL, LULS,
Bplacs,Shovels Builders' Elardwan,Rallrcad and Ellnlnaßappllia
he.. Mee Rail, different dna, Ommter Bank and TrallSpl-
Otte Maternal, ,print Azlee. ad. and BOrell, Bolts,
bet& Washers, Patent Arms, Plated Banda. Malleable
Irons. Bur s, Fqc,kes,Felloes,Pplndles, Boirs,Polcs,
Patent Leather. Ensmaled Leather,WhlpPoels.
eu, earl a several variety ef CiTelate sad
Plans feeturers Goods, itea. , be•
Sr We gm trod, stuntionto this part of our stock, and otter I
better selected amertment eau can be tumid elsewhere In this par
orals State.
Anvils, Vices. Blocks and Bellows. Hammers,flledpek
PD.. I t, crest variety. Teals Blocks, Rope Chile, (I.lsibr
since, baste r Perle,Cement,Prenr_b %lades, Glata,
AGRICTTLTIMAL IMPLEMENTS,
Ircelne, Idlll.land Orme Saw. [inner', Beetta
Vim:ening raver, Want Ina Paper. Fume and Madlca robe,
Plat. Lone nhoes and Hammered Horan Nall., Mg
ermt variety, and ALL W•IIAAIET An, Leatber , led
It ;we.. land
Le
athet Betting, Yalrbautre's Scatlea,te..
rievnewa, e:.., Marel 1E64.-ly
1861-5. 1864-5.
FALL & WINTER.
CA LL A NI , SEE THE LARGE ANT) NEW STOCK OF
CLOTHING,
AT TILE STORE OF
GEO. L. STONE & CO.
['heir ( IV EIICOATS are Good and Cheap. Na
UNDER-COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, .sc; UNDERCLOTHING.
MR, Slll.l l , TH, CIRO, & gIIOCEINS,
I A • s. , /11,7:n1 , 41Lp atILL UOLD at
.7 th trzlle
'%. ‘ '
. TT;d. ;;,,,...4:;;
.14% to VI 0.
to
S lu I.'u
to 1.0).
NEW GOODS
r . e turn: i d from No. York with
- Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver-Ware 1 Plated-Ware 1
Cutlery, Ar. Faintly- 413.00d1ii,
Invite the attention of the't friends. They
hay< a 14(a. no, of English, American, and !Mils. Watthea,
and ti Ito ul very euperior qualities, Enameled,
C.,r, I 'II, let, Box and Glass, and Plain Gold Beta
or liant.so and Pins, Shamrock. Enamel, Platt Gold
urd Nancy Flaw Binge, of every variety and
trice, Gold Braceleta, Armlets. Chatelaine,
Vv., Guard and Nett ( halm, Gold and
rr e , t scics and Thltable,Gold
At( e liollOna and Studs Spoons,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
nllvor rraptto Eines, Butter
and Fruit Knit , . a Card Cases,
F • ev,v desertial uof Odd I . Se.
as The largrat lut of Platryi
ti.rt • yr?' nroneht Into Broome Coo any,
Co r t• v ry article In WIC some ve ry bean.
t (1- nevountents. nice Int of Fans of
li , cos i • (1, j,k, Comb, Brads, Violin and Guitar
ti I ,t I rpulat Tar-Wein every varlet ,BA
rum( to - r TLern, root( re. Needle", Brushes, Gold Fens.
iv) Glans., (Le- Om. Also
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
of the very best =ltem GOVICE & DA IL ER'S
Family Sewing Machines
and %Vat,. Filter. Se. Tbe Aber. Goods were
bought lot CA, H, :m.l will be Fold on the most Nvotalitle terra&
All tines a
Watches and Clocks Repaired
.bert nots, and 41 the BEST MANNER; also ENGRAVUIO
In the 8E.,5T 5 CI LE.
EVANS dic ALLEN.
~rtnercial Buildlugs. oppoene tzte Nut UM=
Blnthr, r..v :I s 1944 -lunesaq
A Free Fight !
. FAIR PLAY
JAMES MARTIN,
Formerly of the firm of Martin LA Resecierans.
Is Now in the Field
Store House at Fairdale
Ad last retuned from the city mill dame Slick o
ran a ad Winter Goods
Purct,,,G fOr each and whlch to now otrerefo7 Bala
at a very
Small Advance for Ready Pay.
TL •le• h? • ' to buy. Come and rec.
TLS ul,i.tosi Market I•rluc paid la (Utah for Butter and Poultry
JANES ill A BIC IN.
Falrdule.Nuvrraber in. 150.-ly
tl* 5.7440 LOAN!
It is A National Savings Bank I
OFFERING A
HIGHER RATEOF INTEREST
A . N. BU LLARD
Than Any Other,
And he Best Security.
S Qs(' RIPTIONB RELIEIYILD BY o
W. H. COOPER & CO.,
eu.l. 21,1" UL-a
REMOVED, AGAIN !
" The Famous Barber."
and see the famous Barbet,
tho m
Fa. Barbet, late of Hayti,
Late of Mar L now at Mr eske'N
llVer F B. Weeates laboe Store
Fled n.o :floating and Ilb2Mllooitig.
rind can cutting Flair to suit you,
Pse ready at your meekv.
At r,ur service. (MARL SY vonault.
Seund door abore Searle's Hotel, Up Stairs.
Montrose June 11,1664.-tf
Still Alive !
Clfirit. the ,ma st the
•
t. I, '54 r A ND. - one mile ac,14.1.1.1 ourth of Montreee,
ti. Snsk. To, CbSON MOTT.
centran Jon. 4. 1.e64 .41 EDSON moTr.
UNDERTAKING!
lian J.l been making great Improvement. In
A 2 'brt.1.1.4.4 ',n . ' bm'erit 7 of Wiles, he would rebpectfully sollelltheattee
Lion r of lit Mends tad thellk gepe9alll.._
At tear BER.
ran
Low. w hen
HENRI MI
Urea: MLA, h en
3. 1t63.41
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
rallOlOE FAIJIL7 FLOUTt, far wale by tbe load. bane, ode
• rd . po.dl, and at as low pica...the same qaalltles ma be had
Ittc etnre in the (Imentt. tun a.% am
U., I
la,. • . DOLL ARP
Carriage Shop
SU' zaU'LL BLA.ST I
Tl';','Ti',74l,V* 4f w
11=1 4 ' l ' ? it n j k g
d a
n Q
nt.runNa
NEW BOOKS. •
vur nop:nr. by II arrlet O. Melre , ver. Jean Ingekres Poems.—
IrT L. 4 ~d, Anton, Ivo AM.." 74.nrenn : and olden Jot rre'd
A. H. SMITH'B.
r s wits wi .1, 'OW have divonea of tbolr Met of °wait*
lII,W llwc, firm,. a Warner. who will occupy glib /ton In fa
Deela aadazevuntavill be la ibe bands or IC Vildion
fur vettivtueet at Ws ofem over thefleemerhera he ovum b wee all who have atattlettaVviala v. la , VlleaniN 110011111
EM
El
HAM= re moved to Ids Lugo sod commodious
I=
DISSOLUTION.
FIZIE
AT
3. R. DE WITTS .
iriftnrek rd5(1"444=717/1
MUCH BELOW thel!re ' Sepl:mbe. ` of width can defend
LADES DRESS ill)ODS In all Ito oarietY.
Great Warman lo /Min . Clanking. Watervoof Cloth, MIA
Blank Obrma, and fio)oce6 4IIWoI _
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C.
Jean; She il a
Doe Sldna. Fanci Ntssimests Keaticil
Jan; Sheep •Om Salute, &c. Alto. Trinunlap, t
DOMESTICS.
Brown and Illesthed Sinsflas, Denims, relarms, Ylannela, awn%
Maws. Toweltop, du„
Notions.
thwt variety of Dorm and Balmoral Mitten. TaSII B, es' Den's arod
°M e ga ' =n u M C A b i L lrm a gl i orkt. V. 12"
eed
Boots & shoes.
fi eril mi ta llo s ys .
a l' 3:41
k e i blldry? Ver- cid trAl
o rs Morocco
GROCER'S'S.
Susses st pita not to be beaten. VERY DEPT QUALITY
Green. IllseJa. and Japan The, Coffee, Spice, Ginger. Eaderatna.
fluff nod Tobacto, Bird Send. Sc. Le.
NEW FIRM!
BALDWIN & ALLEN,
ToR..A—L.ICR.I3 IN
MM►ODU, FEED, SMS VDU
FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT,
Hams, Dried Beef, Candles,
Teas, Coffee, Spices,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars,
4Ci-ACIOST3OI 3 BL,
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat,
BROOMS, NAILS. &O.
Cash Paid for Good Butter.
A. BALDWIN,
Hartzog e, West Ede Publle eteettee. &Pei 18.18ge
No Humbug !
A First Class Jewelry Store
Hu lone been needed In MONTROSE, and now we bare It
AT BE MAN'S
addition to his forint., Stock. .d the entire Stock of Reed
Walsotu.& Poster, he hrs. this loamlved from New Yoe
the est Assoof
Silver and Plated Ware
ever offered In Montrose.
A Splendid Assortment ql Caen", C.ke Baskets, Oupn, Goblets.
to, elm Cake and Pie Knives, spns, a , d Pork..
A complete Assortment of Cold :d bilver Watches. Amexims.
English. and Harass.
Spentscles.Nalver and Plated. Fine. solid Gold Jewelry, Lock.
Ran Woo. Goldd Chat" Nap r
kin Ulnas from la cents to 54.00, solid.lB cant
and Thimblu, Pocket Hol e s. /non
Table Exdret,ke.
Violin and Guitar Strings
lust received and for Rao by
Montrose. Jahhh , 7 ti, nu.
The firm of Mead, Metro.. and Forty " novihi disynaed
nor deck or Cloche. Watthes, Jewelry, mud Silver Ware to 0
lowbownemen. Mr, 0 D, Res 11 we would earnestly rem
mend our putroas and the Dula. generally, who may be In want a ,
Idsstock."
of the above mentiortedgootia. to give tam a mil UM sans:Mar
Ids dock." netnember—One door abwve Searle', Motel._
Repairing as Usual.
ltontrose. Nov. U. IM3
6.6. 110
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mailings
Drugget, Mats, Rugs,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals,
Glass. Paints, Oil,
Nails, Sheetings, Bats,
Yarn, Wall Paper, Shades,
Border, Cord and Tassals,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs,
Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &o.;
ALL OF
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches,
B.•R. LYONS,
AORNT FOR THE
LYCOMINO CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
PUBLIC riVRHOZ. horizon . C2.-tr
EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS 1
AT THE
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
or
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
AT TILE FOOT OF MAIN ST.
PrOeed,theproptietorrmpectfully annohnces to Mach!.
urns of Montrose and otelnlty. that be hi constantl
maklasand keens oohand the LAMEST & BEST assortmento!
r URBTI - TURE
to befoulnu in the Country.
wettroulotonowtuo Int or some of the artlethrwhichw awn
isnot dreatly reduced plices,for ()ASH or REA DT PAY
Boreaus.Wallostorliahogany, with glahr,froto $l6 to $B6.
Bureaus with marble or Ithormtelletops,from $lB to $2,4. And s
argetirsortment.from 66,610,519, $l4, to $lB.
WashStandslthardStands.corner and squareStands.of al Math
tlesand prices mm 75 crate to ten dollars. s'
Desks.dlmins.towelracks,fosthtools,ottomansJoungeede.
Oentre.eard,pler,tollet.dlnlng.S.ltchen,and attension tables.
tthatts--cancand wood seats. ltockers—csne,llac,audwoodstats
°revery variety and style.
Botasteut-a-tetesfundshed tshorto otl emit New York price'.
SPRING BEDS !
A Lauds AssoontranT.ClllAllirf AID Dias la Emma:.
N.B.Rearlymadecorlos on band orfurnlshedaLshortootbm.
thearse”lwaysthreadthesswhen desired.
We employ rtonebo MIA & EX PERIENOEDWORIL
)11E1. Welotentl to do oti r WORK WELL. and .1111 as LOW
teacart beafibrded. W. W. 8811TH.
llontroae,YeSruary 15.1861 -
w AGON SHOP I ,
Sleighs and Cutters.
T li andendimed on now be found owe A.. 7. IiftSWBTXIVE
henlilacka continueer can of Tarbeira Motel, to Mont
row. where will to carry on the roanufactore of
Sleighs. Cutters, Wagons, itc.
Beady Made Markettileighs,Lumber fileintrandCotternowoll
hand.
.. e ß i e l ririn . qin=l:Attrar o t , lc i Ti l i trt co t t if . flie
o C:=
to toTe prepared to do 006 D 87. ;R Int notice!
A Good
11 p p
N. °,2rga:P. B lVeteu=p 7 7,lV1 1
11°:,1." 54 Za1l
andeettlitbeira Det
ceontls without fortbernetice
Montrose. Jlll9 78.p1i. tV Ti. 6A
Boots and Shoes.
STirthvg.?Mar°l 4 " l "d "' VMS'S.* BON
House for Sale or to Rent !
,r9pfouse lately Maiged Av A.J. II Vr il
I, Fr u r am ous
l
Mao • ICU if
Soldier's Pensions, Bounty at Baolc,Pay
SlL E v s trslned..LlCllNna /WENT orrice clove=
ca l k nio74‘ 1 4= P outlasignat i et ger Ag h tmg iel
and litters 'tore. J. 11. IleCuus..
)faunas. August 17 1118.11.4 f
CASH.
Groceries.
A 'ficl'eivoLVz.—.l-**4•11.4-"M%,,V ntl"
Looking pldisigeso,
V i ttPin t i.4% w sr;
TEll
CABINET ORGANS!
AF De otßafaeA
Best Instrument Ever Manufactured,
WM. L. ALLEN
O. D. DEMAN
Tit CO.
I=
EV
Osa tray It Ohba as thenias MIA TOTir, satremi
ffetells to OM freed.
Prices from S 5 to $O3OO.
aninPlll arrays on tun&
lir Jut received Born'. new Imervetion Book** sba MEM
Omen end elodeon. The beet BookleiAlso. CIANULTAZ
MUD Buiag•
0. D. BEMAN.
Montrose,November 11.18113
HIRSCHM ANN BROTHERS
B E°
t leave to lth
caals a. atortmena of tention of PUROII4I3T 4
R 8
to heir iniensive
DRY GOODS,
Millinery and Fancy Goods!
Yankee Notions,
WOOL. AND COTTON HOSIERY,
Carpets, OH Cloths, &c., &c.
Which they are:Orwell to sal es restorable Sorra. Theft ehrakke
DRESS GOODS
I • nulsounliy Ism*, ecroprlslng the fated and Inched Goode le the
obbrket, purehbeed at Ufa late duelled Pala. at dames much bale.
the market p i /v, and will bo gold bah advance.
ALso.
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
A &mut= Una of
CLOTHS, CASSISIERES AND cLomriaos,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
A
i"
tADII3 ISCAILFS, R
OQPA
NUB lA@
13118ASTAST 81 12.WL11.
Also a Complete Llao of
FANCY GOODS,
IMMEI
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
inscirmax BROTIIIEUEL
B o. VI Court Strtet, Slim of Qs "Brareffiltr.."
BlnzeuqUa.December Se. 1111/1
1111 1111111111
Is now geatlvlns nevapig, of
CO CO 7C3 SH
In thenumerronedepartlnentsof bin
Mercantile Business:
'w" PULL AND DESIRABLE.
TI Stockeoffirtaln pato!
Drugs, Med. eines, Paints, 011 s, Dye
Stotts, Groceries, Crockery,
Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa•
per, 011 Shades and Fixtures,
Kerosene Lanips,Shades,Cblinnen
Burners, Transparent Cones,
Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tar.
pentine, BENZOLE, Varnishes,
Window Glass, Putty, Brnshes,Dird
cases, Canary Seed, Jewelry,
artist and Dentist Blaterlah,Whipi 3:i
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &e.,
the„ in short, nearly e•ery thing, to moo= the etek.to pleaseUs
teat°, to delight the eye, to realty the fancy. sad oleo to
conduce to the reel and enbslantial cote Meta Gaffe.
hlootroee,Aottlf.lßtf.'AßEL TIInItELL.
Large Spring Arrival.
T'N=bety - i=l. - Jdb.iMagseVarm" — '
B. It. Lyons & Co.
a tAdv. tAhawr es .p r ulti l . f.talj thosawhe wish to
Ready 'lVlade Clothing,
wbefoondln the Ooantv. equaltoany Ctlncroat WasS and WO
RANTE D NOT TO RIP.
THIN AND THICK COATS, Ii
Vestband Pants. of every variety.
ra A Loan EXTENBlVEsstortmtatof
fra HATS 8c OAPS. IO %
I ate■tatyte■.af 1.12 taltle■ Datum nua Erin Onsw.
Mcmtro.e. May 2. IBM S. LANGDOII.
El t iff SCVDE
A TOLL ABSORTIIRAT Or
Spring and Summer Goods
JIM rerOved end TM be wvld
At a Large Reduction I
from AprU pieta. YbL reductlon gill litetnale
THE ENTIRE STOCK
be torod enlarge se surnal,anA sold on tb* I
Most LIBERAL Terms! ;',.•
for Cmb, on time, or for Prodroe.
N.B. Flour & Ball on hand, as usual.
New if Otero. Jane O. IBAL
Agricultural Implements,
t y r oe corp4Uo u tg i t
thelonz establlchedguld wr Ilk.sown Irak of
Wheeler, Blench & Co., at - Albany.
Thee, Machines are sof:monthly known and nalreisslly-apies
nil that an effort Mecum/emendation!. consider unneetscry. rtt
ecelt to say,that experience In inanntlidluring.and tong timbal
tdoisghtont Improvements width inak lean the
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD.
Iwouldeallespedelotteallon to their
Barger's Patent Cleaning Attietalent
• newthtne.sedattsched to ilegle.donblotteblOor In/ end
horsecaeer.end to eitherundershot oroversbot threshed,. ilea •
oat he oval m a de. e 11..? band taltha B o wer uperb:lron ntehsioss
ranntog mIl It tat es no more to drive the whets
taehment.tban It dotetodrlve an ordinary seconder or sheens ••
inflecentasesot cleantniattachtnent.sane palent.sreenade. •
Horse roweno nate mot double, Wheeler', cadent-with rrese
inpn,ventenle. Laurens° & Gould's patent, ere. two, and ttr
hone pavers. Saw millsfor sawing wand,fettl euttert.!eletr
lenkhorserakecke. An unrest:tined wnmtntygives to thecoth
the stronprt saarant . ) that the above mutant:4ls unequaled is hi -
work...htrablllt y. ennverlence.end cheapness
forferther oartlanlaresend tetheSUbtalberfOrtitrelkr. of S -
~Entntmachlital7. Orderesolkit ell curtailed with cuonapnuossue
Also Agent tor •
HIJBBIRD'S MOWING MACHINE,
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