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The Rotation of Crops.`
At thh late day It h not. worth my !while - to
enter into.a discussion .to prove that, !with our
prieent style of farming, a rotation of crops is a
necessity; for like a boy's arithmetical problem,
It provealteelf. • . • 1
herevernatUre Is left untrammelled' by the
farmer she • invariably produces a rotation of
crops. ' Our artificial grasses soon cease to strug- i .
glowith the natural ones; and even the latter
auneeed One anothefin almost regular- erder.—
In'trifr southern states, when the pine and other
soft , woods are cat off, the scrub oak and other
hard wood succeed them, to give place in their
time to softer ones. Nor need we go so far for
arrillustration of the Pact which I wish to illus
trate; All have noticed in oar own section of
the Union, that when a forest of oak, hickory or
other hard wood, is cleared oil; it is followed by
a growth of chestnut. It may he argued that
more or less of hickory will spring up among
the chestnut; such is the case, tint examination
Will show that such trees seldom attain much
size before they are "smothered nut" by those
which seem to be their legitimate successors.
All practical agriculturists will acknowledge
that; with our. present syitem, a rotation or
change of some kind or other, is the mainspring
of frucesstet' Then why this necessity? Our
practical farmer will no doubt say that the an
ewer to this question is simple, and is embodied
in the assertion that the soil becomes exhausted
of constituents needful for the particular crop or
crops under consideration. Is this answer satis
factory, and does it cover all the ground? Does
not analysis prove that the component parts of
corn and oats anseesentially the same, and that
they only differ in their proportions? Our rota
tion here (Chester c 0.,) consists of the four crops,
corn, oats, wheat,and grass in the order in which
I have placed them. The sod is turned under
and the corn is planted, and the next spring is
followed by the mit crop. Old farmers tell me
that it Is of no use to try to raise oats (fir the
grain) upon soit 7 -that it will " go down," be full
of weeds, &c, &e The truth of this assertion 1
have never verified by my own experience.—
Here the term "second crop corn; (corn after
corn) is synonymous with " halea crop," and
shows that corn cannot follow corn for many
crops. Now give the corn-field a.crop of pota
toes without any manure, (if the land is good )
and if you are fortunate to select a favorable sea
son, a good crop of anti-rot potatoes will be the
result. Next, give it a second cfiop of corn, and
if the season is as favorable :as that of the
first crop, as large, if not larger, yield will be the
result; yet we are told that potatoes are an ex
hausting crop.
• It has been proved by the experiments of John
ston and Da Sausure that all plants have two
powers, which may be termed the absorbent and
excretory powers; by the exercise of the first
they take into their circulation various cone
ponnds,and by a process not within the province
of my article to dismiss resolve them into their
chemical constituents, some of which they ap
propriate to thb reorganization of their structure,
and others, by means of their excretory power,
they discharge. To prove this, lea the leaves of
some plant of rapid growth be ImmerSed into
water, having in solution common salt, acetate
of lead, or other soluble substance whose pres
ence can readily be detected, and in course of
time the earth at or near the root of the plant
' will become impregrated with the matter in so
lution; this matter, it poisonous to the plant,will
soon collect in a sufficient amount to cause first
a diseised existence, and finally death. Can it
be that a crop of corn can in one season excrete
enough of any one deleteri?Jus,substence to In
terfere with the growth of it succeeding similar '
crop? And further, can it - be that this excreted
deleterious substance is favorable to the ,growth
of the potato or other root crop ? All have
old gardens know that even with the use of ma
nure
every year, they will in course of time fail
to give satisfaction as gardens. Let such a plot
be cropped with potatoes La' one or at mos t two
seasons, and note the result; nothing has been
added, and yet the garden will produce vegeta
bles as before.
Before I close allow me to stop up the hole
through which some of the readers may be el is
piked to enter a wedge with which to split my
argument.
the early part of my communication I have
stated that with our presr at system of forming a
rotation of crops is a necessity, &e. I tootle this
reservation, because under a system which I will
hereafter allude more fully to, it seems to be ve
ry free from necessity.
The Rev. Samuel Smith, of Lois Weedon,
Northamptonshire, England, has for eighteen
years past in succession raised crops of wheat
from the same plot, without the apd'i ion of
any manure whatever. N. - )w, says our critic,
where Is the excreting, theory? Smith's experi
ment, if examined into, neither proves nor dis
proves, for his practice is a strange combination
of approval and disapprobation. He marks
one his plot into strips of beds three feet wide,
every alternate one -of which he plants with
three rows of wheat one foot asunder, and
adopting Toll's theory of the atmosphere sup
plying all the needful, he thoroughly works and I
cultivates all the vacant spaces and by the 'time
the crop is harvested they are reedy to receitte
the nest one, and so on over the whole of his
experiment Such is the experiinent, and the
result is that from a crop of twenty-five bush
els per acre, of actual space, (only one-half
of which was planted) in Inter he increased
it to forty bushels in 1839, shire which time
I have seen no reliable account of his
proceedines, but would like to be furnished
with one which may chance to be in the posses
sion of any of thy many readers. It will be no
ticed
that Smith partially admits the benefits of
rotation by planting alternate spaces ; het by
raising successive crops furnishes a forcible
controversion of the theory that rotation is a
necessity.
lf, then, wheat excretes substances which are
poison when again taken into its circulation,
how does it happen that they arc nut in the way
of the third crop?
liT.ay not Smith's constant stirring and pulv,er
ixation of the soil bring these deleterious slit).
stances to the surface, w ‘ bere by contact with
the atmosphire their chemical composition. is
so altered that they are again fitted to become
food for the planet`
With the comparative profits and loss of
Smith's system I at present have nothing to do,
and hence do not wish to be understood to be
advocating the reduction of his experiment to
field practice.
In the Comatry Gentleman of the sth. L., of
Jennerville, states that he pref,r3 pliospbale
pomemade) pure bone dust, twat accouat of
its " more immediate action." Is not the ac
tion which wills produce eighty-six bushels of
oats in four months an-I one-half, immediate
enough, or can Phosphate produce more in lees
time? To keep the stimulating arid a xayi= the
desire of his and thy friend.—E.—Landon grove,
Chester County, P.a.—Country Gent:a/tan. :
Gardens for the Children.
A Michigan lady thus sensibly pleads the
cause of the young people " A great deal can
be done to encourage horticultural tastes and in
111141'10ns habits in children. Why don't farm
ers fence off little gardens fur their larger boys
and girls, and allniv them to have all they can
raise from them? Put aizricultural papers in
their handl% and encourage them to try_experi
meats in wheat raising, cultivating seedling
fruits, etc.. Pet a good magnifying glass into
their hands that they mte bKaitue acquainted
'Vitt" their insect friends and enemies. To those
old enough to appreciate and take care of them,.
give choice plants to cultivate, or what would
perhaps sometimes be better, let them earn mon
ey In some way and purchase them fir them
selves. Don't tern them off with an Isabella
grape when it will not ripen for you; let them
have a Delaware or a Concord, that they may
be more sure of a return for-their labors. So o f
strawberries and other things. Excite in them
a desire of excelling it; riiiing tine fruits and
vegetables.' 'Let them get up children's egricul
tiiral faire and horticultural fsocietks fur , discus.
Bin; etc. Don't you think the AgArliltural
papers wRI-be stitthed if you do this,don't
you think you will raise a family of intelligent
and well-hiformcd men and women?
"So of domestic animals. If you have a bey
a dozen years old, give LIM a yoke of calves to
train; ove the girls lambs and let them luive
the fleeces as a reward, for good care, , or , allow i
them to raise some fine cows for themselves.--i
!Children need objects to love, and incentiveh to
faithful labor, and th-y will love home Alb the
moreifyoa attach them to it by pleasanttracin
oriel and good. kind Instruction." ---Well aid--
dintiviAsn ~dotraufturfob . ,
•
ie'repef whteh makes the btiss of
'tome, tor dial:Os:its cmnforew :The borne
the forbearing natme; in Ihe yielding 'spirit, in
the calm pleasnres'of a mild dispwitlon, anxious.
to give and - receive happiness.
Vir After' eertibtol4 old 'Polls 'barrel; turn
r , l4e7m open end down,aid keep a• modarpto
flkPluziwzdor Okla km; War 4 vi/010.44.:
I'6 ht gudgptiftiatftW4ican
to PITBLIIIMID inn rniIaaIIirATEMIn!AjaINSTIBIIOI
autirkennrrt,rus'4 ,
H. H. VIR,AMIER,
At. 7=,OD 4. irsan.,iiivauoi.
• •
up 6:ail in gawky 02 Latruvp'sßugaing
(?1 Adiertisivis.
4 - p - 0,,. -- 113,2)3strictritarml Gm 1 y
64tiore, so aq Gls - 00 125 225 50014500 5801
2 equates! 100 150 200 2504 00 5 001 X9O( 150 C
8 squares! 1 5012 251001 s 546 007 50 11 2 00 20 OC
4 squares! 2 COl5 00i3 7514 5018 0019 50 15 00 24 00
EttAt [besot this an Tr*.[agate l make a equaTa-
Imrly Advertltere edilhurt the pstvi/agv. , elvena3tar ainatal
laddrAvertlterncetgdresslonallvaltketlz addltleael=arge
ildslness (lard* nut ozeeadiag ivo illitollocried at NW
Advertsementajoinstirelhsertlonte turttpsperjanstbe handoO
to rt. 147 ono rooop or early bAturdAy morning.
Job Vir,oilt.—The 001110 of the Irettromact
rarciaawi to prodded allittllues
Vintll;`,T,N,' ° .l 2: 4ll , l=
!LAND lq:ESS,alaoloptiry Mom,
th ogoodj
eg 'l". geslf . ollol ,e g e ic wi materials;
No:43nd di Weds ofJob erk,edeb as, •
Cardi, Circulars, Poston!. Lobale, .-
Hoodbuto s P r otohlets, willbo4ononestly and procaPtil
mantcc•—Justices', Constables', and &boo
Blaukt, 0t0...1100d5, Leases Laud ContavotoAc., kept conoo—sly
un hoed sod rt., nt ti.ll ItIitIPTXTINT RiTol.l.o.log",
DIL G. Z. DIMOCK,
pIiTSICIAN nod SUROEON, MONTROSE. P. Office on
0..e.r.1 Arcot. opposite the annaiLlcAN omee. points at
elrlex Uddel.
Mon:rote, rebruuy at41517...typ
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
CABINET AND UnAIR DAVIT- •
• racism. KeCVI conAantly on hand All
kkhin of Camara. V111311 , ..a u 1" nv
asheeat hootnottoz. Shop Dna Were Hoorn, foot of DAM St
Niettrose. 2Ltarch 11,69.-tt
LIW NOTICE-NEW FIRM
.
titITLEY 7lt FITCH having uswclateti 11 S. at i 1
h eb = AS . t s.,.rtocr in the practice aril. law In all varl.
pus Iththelmt, the Int , lc.ca• will bere.a.tr be done ha the :name or
Bontley,Fitch&Bentley,
catio..iii.l to than will bro attended to vii b pranupt.
acts and &L illy. (la%c same to occupied by Bnntiey 'CULL
n. A. vrtim, ..... o. B. =TILLY. .11a.
.11.01thrcr..c., aratarY 2. /&11.
P. REYNOLDS,
LICEIRREff 4,111:11111NEEnat
s:L i !
n r n , t ig G kind, or mon.tuod!,,, and aba
.110attaR, Dec. 6. 1964.—U
GEORGE GATES,
LICENSED aUCTICNEES I
ddrcsa Dlisock, Susquehanna County.
Ascast 13, 1261.—Srup
I.l.72,mining• 'Surgeon .
,o' to coamint
rth; ore, o :1.1•.,nt1t led to Proalons, %el I I attend to 411 eq.
pitqlloc,tl-at ho ell to him. at Montot.r, Po. Ilootnt
It H. Trirhell'e Hotel. E. PATRICK.
igitriix.e..llni: G. I`6`;.-11
r►McCOLLUM & SEARLE,
Ittorneys and Counsellors at Lan
MOYTROSII, SIISQ. CO., PA.
Othceir.t., ~ r, p 'p New Britic Bantling. over Lathrop, Tyke
s tt ticy b S tore.
11 Gt...., • •
Cs , rna,l7. 1 P. .11
L. 0: TIFFANY,
United States licensed Auctioneer,
FOll RUSQUEFIAN`NA ANILLUEERIVE COUNT/ES
altean../Lucti /664.41.64,e01.64101aprtZpd
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney - at -Law !
OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE.
Montrose. Aug.% .5. 1564,-tt
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER I
Montrose, Pa.
Aprl , i. 1,t4
VIM. & WM. K JESSUP,
CLAM AOENTS.
6 - 3,ie!K ph.Ylwa 110 ITYL"t ob , olued for soldiers and the heirs
0•d0,,,,,,15a1a1m-, All do,.e a=lcsi lhn euvernment pros
eeuted upoc e:r.roul , le ..mat. All nnuunb>tioz answered fret
°tamer, iilrelle3 of seutau - ss.r.d orpbeat children prowculed with
out chute.
Uuntroze.Juce
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEVINVORK.
CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
Aneb Ist lem=uy.l9GL
J.ll.ltrms , s - s: "Ms. Senctsty. Cant. J. StArrts.Pre.t.bst.
Joan Hcrtr. Loul..trattStery. A. F. IVit.ttArre, V. Preet.
Follderlstue.i uld rs,s wed by the toblershoted. st his oaks, b
e. Lslltrop's
, BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
SitrArose.
MRS. E. S. SMITH'S
NSW MCILLANERY
OVER CHANDLER'S STORE.
T I.L. E AND ALL I .1,,,, hsppyy, thou
fv•lz 3.4,41113.P1L or Milli.
i‘ , / , , o sr..eo. t 1 r c.ty tA' New
It you cr. , to buy
to
Sillltsery
ell LAP, call Ou tlth.
Bonnets of All Styles Maile to Order.
STRAW BONNETS ate the e.e.o
I.ar:tw. waut
Bonnets Dyed Black for Winter.
tab r than to E. S. SMITH.
11..str-re- tletober 10th.
11. &
Commission Merchants, in
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS,
Beef, Mutton, Poultry, and Calves,
B U iTER, EGG, STRIWBEREIES,
AND PEACHES,
4-0.3, 40-1, -10:5, AND 400
WEST WASHINGTON MARKET,
15:21,v Work.
LULtila Dell AIM] J. G. WE9dELHOFr.I ti. 11. SHAFER
FIRE INSIJ RANCE.
- - ---
The Insurance Co. of North America,
PHIL DH:LYHIA~
tias Established an Agency in Itiontrose,Pa
This 4 the 'oldest fneurance Co. in the U. States.
DZ=N=I
MEaMatl
PIT E rage mri as :O. y. tt.,or of nnyzood Company - In ti. I. at
Usewliert.at./ Its rour..acts MR =or.; we Ant fur honor =6
. _ .
. -
) • ditallUF. O. COFFIN. Prerldcat.
!+14..r) . b. !STROUD. Apt,.
Iloctrure. J al, 113.1:!• , a.-ly OEM In Latitr.V. Brkk
$l2
FOR. A GOOD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The .P.rhte of the West Faint
ailY DE lUD OF Tat AGEI4I,
F. ID.' CASE,
Great Bend Village, Pa.,
Fait TEE ABOVE BUIL
it a now kind or clarMro. rimple, durable, taey to op.
L ware sbout SOW ttlicbet per tnlnntr..mr • ii.DE
!Dian , , alai ac., to cola by a 11,Cre etUolr.
U s tear nlaclannp ere trncttd in :Lev nelitborhood In tide coon
tP (hirelot r au.nctiberknove by later orntratruire. and bn
be - on haz.‘l" VAL ttn rlactancs; or call xt blt mblente and rct
anrti volt V. 0.0.6E,,,5geri.
res 4 Z4n4.Vll3agr, „
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
• YOB LUZ BY
- Kerosene Oil:!
ItrustrALET:e
STEILDAPS -41.11111051A4 -
prt.l % v !4 .
•
• - 9 .taltrae.
D. W, LOWELI. PRINCIPAL &PROPRIETOR
OFins aktwe Inatlnel n.tesptcthely setneldn to the as
surpassed fulness or OM norm, of Ineractlon.sad tbs Inr
portant additions sad Improvements went barn been mads.ln sod
to
rudl the on, :eye ..Ubindral and pes' Departmen rfmted. Vega" t,. of his Collate to . The Donne Of Da.
st
Young Men and
The bent fielltlm for obtaining
A PRACTICAL, COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS
EDUCATION.
The thorough. navel. and lalareglng coarse of
ACTUAL. PRACTICE
emtonees n nomplete Muting of trnarrelons each important
brs et of Oneonta.
oat neonta.A atom Donk and
nd someasfill Railroad, t.operat -tmmbm Tee :
ore to full aion. nrpre.
mew,. In s'plenalng nod catlafactory =met the dolly tontine of
antral burinPro lite.ln which the student becomes In plipinvelon on
avantenr CLERK- If EttCII &NT. and BANKED, wreaths. In
cad. rapacity, a practlee wad teloble knowledge of Madness ln its
roultitsrlen, forma and pbe
PENMANSHIP!
In this essential branch of a nosiness education no Callers offers
better factlhlea to the learner. The Spoocerim eyelem edit be
taught In all ifs societies by the most bklllflll toasters of the art.—
a poo.. of Writings from this Institution have received the high•
est encamloms fro.c the pre®.
ler Retold Information. terms.stx" addreee for College Montle
ly. which be mailed free: for Specimens of Pesmanstdp.enstioite
:three mut atanat liddra.4s 11. W. LOW ELL. Priopal,_
',retro Commercial College. Illnghamtork. /I. Y.
TIMES ARE GETTING BETTER
TTle gratify i n g to notice th e late motes= and otetortea of Cm
I Amy and Navy. and consequently clut DECLINE of all Wadi
of mercluunitse,
atiterlbetgAeseqb4ol)&
Ever ready and willing to sell gaud, at low Wm. hereby take
plcours to annottneleg to their numn.ous friends and eustomera
that they having bought s very
Large and_ Elegant Stock of Goods
generally tent by them for the
Pail and Winter Trade
Decline of Prices,
are tneretbre prepared ro sart all in want of, and art prOtarle atrll
briar:meat, to an burata of
Dry Goods.
Fa 'ley and Millinery Goads,
Clothing •
1., which line our Stock I. by far the larded and most comp!eto of
any In the County.
cod mbuce• • full Ilse of
Forclam Domoilla
DRESS GOODS.
such es Metlruu Purumattau. Ilumbulusus. !tepee:al Clotb th Le
vic.u., A Ipaccas. Luster., ell wont parieottos. to
alld Mids. Mohair goode. dr—, and lo
DOMESTIC GOODS :
Moto, 31.11a5. Deoh
colors and no. Chocks. esc., Flannels or
ell qualities.
LZNEN GOODS.
for Housekeeping.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS I
angle nod doable Woolen. Bottle. Shetland wool, and Caehmere.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
of the beet motorists and or the latest Also enraging rose
terialet thowitcloths. Elegem., slam-rotor cloths, and hogs rnshr.
IF of cloaking trimmings for such.
, FURS I FURS T FURS I
=I
ttliS line We would especially call the attention of buyers as to
our azsortroeut tuld prices, which &IT competition.
Hoop Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Ladles% and Children's OZeg of all snap. mad etyles,
the beg quality at steel .00 Maim.
Corsets,
Corset/ii,
Corsets,
of the hest French make, supertor to my others out.
Woolen. Goods !
to Hoods. Nubd..l4 Sontag. kc. ke... Dud • wry large Ms ID
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING
our Mina.. .de tbo same as Mt, one Stock In thlabrantat Of trade
a very large and complete, Feeling satiated to nail
al! and cm, one In want of
Hen's, Youth', and Boys' Clothing
:deer In atele, on - 21de of erwata or make. ere .ttlawl mskthit vp
ran,ent. U
0 HL Elt. and wonkl rcapeolfolly draw the arention
A all Mat are In Me lax% of having their elotbea =dab order, to
try 1.13 ae we eaa glee
Full Satisfaction in Style & Make
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
Biantrme, Sept 10.. 1E64.
NE W FIRM !
W. E & T. W. TINKER,
D EitirECTITLLY announce to the date. of Wo,, tmee ono
Li, vicinity that having pnecitheet: the entin sofa of GROCER.
I ei:o of
CRANE & FURGERSON,
Teas,
Sugar,
Tobacco,
And all ekes articles la the (I ROOERT LINE. TRW will keep
ogeenaalv oa band, and for r.. 10 cbelo, a erg rate qoantlat
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
Rn'At SELEUTED WHEAT, by the ark or barrel, COHN
HEAL. *ALT, &U.. MI
Hoplog to merit. Ice &Ate to receive, tt Air As: r eap:NU patron.
ige. our motto CIL; ICKS.S.L.Eh3 831/11,1 PROYITIS. *
W. I. T NICIC , W. T/ N KER.
Ilootrusc. Oct.
LET US HAVE
A Good Understanding
BOOT AND SIIOE STORE
OU R STOCK
1. to+ campleto Pam Its brushes coat:Una In part of
Men's Boys' and Youths'
LADIES' GLOVE KID,
Fine 6 at. and Calf. ilcatry Soled Walking Shoes. tnclutilug
ao Vnlrartieut Rubber ,hne. to due thing for Fall and Whaler. ,
A a endtess vanity ut Maus% UMW,. s and Watts' films. of all
;ands =A uualiths
Gents' and Boys' Hats and Caps,
ALSO , GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We atm Manufacture to onto all ltudeof Ikn.te and bbora troth
the best matetlaLl; Vticb tee teal eel ritzth for than or 1110 pry.
Call and ere our Mode and {aka, es ere not to undersod o by
P.B. WEXES .
" Tlni :
t
one. October P2Sr—tr.
COAL! COAL!
CAYUGA FETE GROUND PLASTER!
6Aar.fE,
QUACK MIRE 4114, WATER LIRE,
By the Sack or Barrel, Wholesale or Retail,
SUPERIOR PLOWS AND PLOW CAST
INGS, STRAW-CUTTERS, HORSE
POWERS, THRESHERS AND
CLEANERS, &c.;
t LL FOE BALE nnEss. FOR MAIL by the mbserthen al
ly WELLF2V CANAL % AaEBOUbE,In V7Y.ALCHLHO.
bit &Ily ctu COUNTY.
Co halal. S 1 good rapYlf of
Wilkesbarre and ,Eagle Coals,
Winch as calected Foundry aad Illacktayea Lump. LA= and
brut l‘bra, 2/1 qtatta. elm. =
Towanda - gr Barplay. Bituminous Zoal,
THE VERY BEST FOR BLACRS3IITRS' USE.
My dock or Coal Ina pet:drolly porchaaed Lie May sad Jana
befLos much advanor Imprint:sof boot and MUM.: therefor I BM
r fail C.a ..,otoemmoesvoooty customers at such
into Mart thorn%obey thelzadaton ripply of Hold HT=
me.
R. U. WELLES.
Mysloglar.. Pa w Soo. I. tEr4.—tt
t 300.000
41.2)0.000
MEAT MARKET.
On Palle Avenue, near Searle's Hotei
& E r' Mitt?' "Arn? : 9 :11141Ora
4 ;7l,BllEr,r.andLazdttl. AlsolotELOSbuti
ail Bh,2.acensoac;}8 h ,2.acensoac;}
LH worsts .
Iffoatmse, Feb.l .116/1.41
:4DEL'TI77tIIREL
FALL WINTER GOODS L
JursZjZTAa Vd "`k
Z.lll4.7lCOrti CIELIKATICA.A.pit3T. COMPOlnglh,the
.9.....bauwe 4 ,r Lamar , wait:as naulloulpirellasm,
1931229
61. us a .11 and exemlue om goals.
TB E lIIONTROSE
Floe end Coarse BoOts and Shoes.
or all lands and Tie.
lISISECTOO IC &RAWLS!
STAFF, OF,UFE,
Hew Fir-: Goods
Witlia•ed al ,kidsg - aktett: WO 'badness utter tap
Sad .
WEBB &131;ITTEMO,
Ng leers to totem the gdtdle Ureters ere taw merle/ from Frew
TO& &LAME Ed WELL SELECTED MOE of
Good :of Every Description
gemelitlag Of the Weil MOMof 6PlitC and attunes Mita. Cted-
Uet. Delehlek Cladroeree. &bawls. Coto:Wm/M. a lot or
iarooeries of all Kinds:
A good twortglitt of Croeterg.(iltaware. Wood/mem% Hate
atellCatajloots and Shoes Umbrella% Patera% ak:v c . D rum
11tinmlnixlfee3 ilatScrult. Co tlexgre. Also mood mortmeat or
HARDWARE,
10OttAlithil of ettn:riels, Spades. Dom Prmdag
Ce., &c. All klads of produce taken In =ham. Call and see lust.
Webb's Old Store on PublicAvenne
IL J. WZBII. - A. D. 13111710WHILD.
Mantrao..atni/ 85.785447
That Same
®pro
attoti
L. C. KE HIER
Hu oz band one of the LOR3T ASSORTMENTS at
BATS, C/11'8, AND FURS
Gloves and Mitts,
Boots, Shoes, and Findings
EVEN OFFERED IN TINS MARKET•
It conalsla, In part, of the following :
I • 4 , •
Gerd? Won!. Pelt, and rll2 Hot from
Boy? Wool. Felt. and Far Hate, from
Children? Wonl. Fait. and For 1 . 1•9, nom
000!', Boy?. and Children? Clan Cape, Itom
Boots and Shoes?.
Ladles' Balmoral& plata and Gum& !mm OA to Sy& Ladles'
Lasting and Kid Gaiter& Bona P!.±.5 to $&OO. Ladles Cloth md
Kid Slippers. Wares and Chllitrens' Balmoral. G-ilwra. sad Rob
ber& C. Gentleincraeonrs‘i and doe Boots militantly on band.
FENDING- s.
Pint and White LintrSktr a, Conblneal Moans ; Lute. Kama,
Noll", ink, Heel 8011, W. Webbing, Hammen, .Incere,
Gloves and Mitts.
Gents' Book Gloves and Ultter.s., from $11m) $3..CK.. Gents' Kid
Gloves, [nun R',l ! to k3A). Boys ' Buck litttena from • ,TG to
Ir LT FL S,.
Ledlles% Ulmer, no Chlldren's Co ,
lark Vlaminek Malik
CMS& and Hood. or every variety; Setts horn ,rlo to s. , e); Gems'
Collars. Caps. Gloves, BIALA° and Faun. Rohe. to. ,he.
An kinds Of FUTP made to order, and W .t nu A hi ED tc, be .Fat
they are represented. Old Von , cleaned and 'chaired neatly.
CAlitt PAID for all ktada of Its, Fors one door below the P.O.
L. O. KEELER.
• liontrana, Aulnst Sl. 1e64.-17
DO
It 0 LT
WANT A.
GOOD PIANO
oa A
CABINET ORGAN!
CALL ANT) SICK THEU AT
0. D. IBERIAN'S
Where
TOn :can be
Supplied mite any
Thing .In the Line of
Musical Merchandise,
OFBO3I A
PIANO
TO A
JENVISIIA.II,I I .
ALSO—As ninal. the only assortment of
PURE Silver-Ware
and FINE JEWELRY In them.
N. 11.—I sell only the Flame of nest class Boston and
Neva Tors Haters, asulnll Plano' sold by me will be
kept In tune one year.
cabinet Organs Warranted for Five Yews
P. S.—lf you =at an Infednr lastrummt, don't pall
on Taws, truly.
Os D. HENAN.
Montrten, March %Mt
4 C(:).1333
o=l=hapubllegtercee that cannot Wit° suit, • 1 sua
GROCERIES,
SUGA RS,7 HAS, COFFEE,SPICE,FLO
and SALT, (by the sack or 6m-re/JP - Ulf, and all
gitleleszetallyfoandln treiclusGrocertes.
Floor by the Wholesale and Retail.
A•lmeanm meet,l hopo to receive s liberalshareo I rablirp•
.onlze.
N. B.
MALL SKIM Z Thehlghcatmarketprlcey•Ll for? EL TS...DE A CO'tat ß. °CO N B
lifnattnat.ll•;ol4.l•6o.-t,
VERY EXCITING NEWS!
MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING
Valuable Holiday Goods Captured.
P true and trusty GEN. PANT A CIA US h w 0: laie been
atakl4 liahle upon Lt:e numerous Supply h - .1.1n0, tbrre
101? "1" 1 ' . ote flrrt ry:; " ell ' o%r o .ll . '
gi b r mber tOol LITTLE . 0000 000 00100°. sula
cheap, at the . U P malls. 1101,1 I:3...eruect":itote, 10 . 1, one dm,
ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
(Colt A LITTLE lIELOW,)
More econpleterettort.4the Generarerciectno, upon the arrival o
the text train.
OW motto le lire Ind let Iles.
Montrose. Mg:water Elth.ls6L-Af
On the Track.
C. F. MEEKER,
HAeMillf;ilsrand
partd to ":41 stock on band of F. n.
Plows and other Castings,
ocr as ore /rally found Ina Country Shop oa abort notice and
Foundry opposite the Post Office
In New Milford. Pu.
N. B. OLD IRON WAISTED, for geld i .11l ray CASH.
0. F. MEEKER.
Nev 1111*-1. Bet u. itai...ln,
-HONESDALE
MONUMENTAL WORKS!
To the-People of Susquehanna Co
TUC "detVgrjrzonothe that they are Moe the or-
Tomb Stones, &c.,
Uffs Coanty, as that as they cfn puedbly 'work them off anff
live" tb eat. nor orturr. .pettrhily..Gat , d and 611 ed DremPUT
=nay r 0,1864,41 M. B. PECK & CO.
Stuart's Refund Syrup.
& SPIANDID ank ir lonarg . ed iir mous. a „ nit
NOW.Th.I.•
•
Poplins, DeLakes, &o.
YHQFi Pogs.,D6l , l a md . Priata at CHANDLER'S.
Fbui"L*--w.wn'td." 4 lATlMMlatil
Crockery and Clothing.
A e xill.l..o.vir that et OLD PlKlatzielmort.
Cloths and Clothing.
'TsPadta'TIZIOT/IY dalgthe YonUk
4doe*ln'Y 11-t:t. .I'T•N.W•
SORA_TTON,
Who Udall sad Bidall Dealers Is
EtifinDWARE
IRON, BT3IIII, NAILS,
Bp^t3Mlll r derillanter i agger . ll , 2 l o l =lee
Cavil Maeda]. Itpilarkalee, Skeins and Boxes. Balm,
Buts. Washers, Patent Arm. Plated Banda. Malleable
HoWlpoku,Pellote,Splndlee.Boin.rolesi
Patent Lmtber, Enameled Leatber.WllpSoet.
us, and a metal inowty of Carriage and
klandacturen GOode.ac., at.. an.
or We Ore mnen attentlonto this part of ow stock, and offer •
better selected alsottenent than= Maul etwerbere In the par
of the State.
Anvils, Vice& Webs and Dloa. Bellow.Bennnerkßle4lni. an..
Piles In great variety, Tackle Blocks, Repot:Wm Wind.
Kokos, Plaster Purla,Cesocot,Frcach lodost Wk& •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Pampa, Circular. HUI-and Cron Saws, Brom, Boma
liVrappinic PAT.; Blasting Papas. Fury and Blasting Tubm
Plain and Cony. Home PhDs. and hammered horse Balla Car
penters' Tools In frost variety, and ma wsauaran Lastbm , and
Finding. Rubber and Leather Belting, Fairbanks's Booleair.
Scranton. Pa.. March 80 1861.-11
1864-5. 1864-5.
FALL oft, WINTER.! ,
CALL AND SEE THE Lep AND NEW STOOK OF
CLOT - RING,
AT THE STORE OF
GEO. L. STONE & CO.
Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New
Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING
HOER, SALT, TEA, CIS, Ei GROCERS,
All of the %twee to sympathy with GOLD .Z th t e i t T l i rilasj o Ae.
dim. 1 cons, truly.
be pt. ball. Wet.
•L 77 to $B.OO.
,75 to IX.
73 to 1,1:0.
,73 to 2.00
NEW GOODS
Tnr .btrr.v Took ". a2=l..umet:x
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry.
Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware I
Cutlery, at Fancy Goods,
to which they would Invite the attention Of their ?needs. They
have • large htner of Enelhth. American. and Swim Watches,
both And silver. of veryeaperlor mallthea, Enameled.
Comb. Onyv. Jet, Box and Mao, end Plain Gold Seta
of Earle - gland Shamrock,Eonmti, Plain Gold
and Fancy Felker tamp, of every varlet, and
mice, .Rod Bracelets. Armlets, Chatelaine,
WA. lolled and Neck (taint. Gold and
SI o, optetscles and Ttlme.ca.f/041
Sleve Buttons and Stade Spoons,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Silver Napkin Rings, Both , *
and Frail Knives, Card Cases,
Forks. ever)• deecrlptlon of Geld Vie
mei. Carta The largest lot of Mated
Ware ever brought Into Brame Coonty,
coromialno every article In use. some 0017 bean-
VA.! nonrca China ornament", a nice lot of Fans of
all onalltl, Cloaca, Combo. Bemis, Vlnlln and Guilin
Beings and Trimmlnea,Fivhlne Tackle la even , variety, 8,.
rometere, Thermometers. Needles, Brushes, Gold Pena. &dale"
Spy Gleam, dm— as.. Also
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
of the very beet makers, DOVER a BAILER'S.
Family Sewing Machines
Kedxle'.. Mar end Water FllterP, ..te. The above Goals were
bought for (MAI. and will be solid on the mold tamable tam.
All blue" of
Watches and Clocks Repaired
az abort notice loci In the BEST MANNER; also EN08.207730
In the BEST IsTYLE.
EVANS it ALLEN.
Commercial IMILIMps. oppoone Um Post Offlory
rithemmton,Voy V, ISOL-ImaeS.Yl
A Free Fight !
FAIR PLAY
JAMES MARTIN,
Formerly of the firm of Month and lirmareemns.
Is Now in the Field
Having removed ta hlg larreand commndicms
Store House at Fairdale,
And Past returned from the city with n lame Stook of
!all and Winter Goods
Pahl: used entirely for matt andotdch he aoir oral for hale
Small Advance for Ready Pay
Tb le the 'dare to buy. Come aud see.
The 10.4hes1 Market nice paid ha Cash for Butter and Poultry.
JAMES MARTIN.
November 10. 1883—ly
Us 8* 7°*3o LOAN !
it is A National Savings Bank I
HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
=I
Than Any Other,
And the Best Security.
W. H. COOPER & CO..
AnN•3 21,1‘,61.-tt
REMOVED, AGAIN !
" The Famous Barber."
C.)ree and ace the famous Farber.
Farm.. Barber. late of nark
ULate of
U. Wur I, no. at Virta
F. ieka'a Shoe Stare lt.
Fled ere Ahavfeg and Shalorondins.
Vied me cutting flair to eult you.
Flud me ready at your earrlce.
At yourserrlce. 011AF.1.61r 11081115.
&and door above Searle's Hotel, Up Stairs.
•
Montrose. Jane 27.1684.-tf
Still Alive !
vi..-rid,%--..rviIIITGAVAI 'van_ 4 SAITt
OA RD WOOL. DRESS CLOTH, oas wool...lathe
OLD MO TT NI AND," ono gale 03:1.‘1.:if c . , rtki of Month:m.oo
&Iraq , Cluck Tnrx. JUDSAMC MOTT.
MontrOes. J emr i 554.4.1 =MON MOIT.
UNDERTAKING !
Al ti tg e 4 , l bscr trt r o ly r . o l A a t b h er mge i lrg gm
. 11
11:11Aolicittb r e=
don ;,ronnae of las friends wad the
plrn76Hears
Inmttendncewhen denim,. iitiy2
Great Recd. Mara 0.1963.4 f
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
fHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, for sale by the lead, Carrel, =et
os pomnd, and MAN low prices ea the sane qualities Rao
at any other store to Ittn C 0.... flan and tee.
aratat..... V.. • la. a a otn.t.s AT
Carriage Shop
IN PULL BLAST !
TlWitlark ATLV B OF tg 41 AC
11 morn , . Jar 1111.1-st if 11T RUA •
NEW BOOKS.
VlDroodar. by ;ferrite R. McKeever. Jean 'needy?' Poem.—
T raruth Aran, by Alfmllantorsols and .1101 ;g 1 , 14 reed a
A. H. S. 1111'11
DISSOLUTION.
MHZ.leor*lll4;',"';ll.ll?` thl;=:uffrAl.°.
TtreboAsendeeuxtuta•utbe lathe naudeof M.S.Wllant
fez settkeranut et httodlce ever theAtetirbere_lbelL_
all who lune unsettled
mleltto•
• ue. teriltseruefte.
• JINN
CUM
OFFERING A
BURbCRIPTIONS RECEIVED BY
BIONTROSE. PA.
T
J. R. • DEINT/7131.
Tttlber Ls tons opeolog Nrn 0004114W/Wit toottornol
to tha altered valve of ill Weds Of towilludEta ; VERT
SLUM BELOW the locsof lititenier. Of sibleh col be fond
LaMar DRESS iteoDN In all its vriety.
Black Cloths,
Oran baryon sulOc4oted All %ops lo Loins' Clonal! , t% w: i
t •Wr :4o6 proof Cloth, roma
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Black Clotba , Dos Baths. Coatings. Fancy Cud mews, Kentaulf
Jew*, Ellsorp's Oray Bothnia, at. Also. Talton Trlormloga.
DOMESTICS.
Broom era Bleached Ifwilas.Deatra, lickiegt Elatmela, Colabs
Dispers. Solvents, ao
•
• Notions.
Boot cadet
.) o f BM Sod Salmon! Sktris. Men% awl
Children% Balmy. Bottoms. Combs. dant Bold, Bindings, nisei
of all buds. IllaineTvid, Bolting Cotton. to. at.
Boots itc. Shoes.' ,
Men% and Boye Boots, Chlldron's Cozper•toed Baits. Moltextt
AWL Gallas. Balmoral shoes. Women Calf Oboes.
ROCERIES.
Bows atprlus not to to tenon. VERY BEaT QUALITY
Greet Blatt, and Jon Tam. Cotreo, Spice. Glom Balentat
OW" and 'Mono. Bird Bent at. Sc.
El
NEW FIRM!
BALDWIN & ALLEN,
DICALdERf. IN
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, PDX
FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT,
Hams, Dried Beef, Candles,
Tea* Coffee, Spices,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars
403LACYNT301Et,
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat
BROOMS, NAILS, &O.
Cash Paid for Good Butter.
A. BALDWEIff, - W. L. ALLEX
Xontron, Wert gde Pabllc Avenue. A prU113.11164.
No HUmbug !
A First Class Jewelry Store
Mu Ion: been needed la 11ONTROSZ. and ..... Lave 12
AT BEI.e..A.N'S
addition to hie formes Stork. end the entire Stock of Mee
VI
1 Wat.rous.li rattee. he het, this ilsy roceteed from New Itott
the best Astortment of
Silver and Plated Ware
ever offered In Montrose.
A Splendid Agarriiment of Casters, Cake Haskets,Cups. Goaded.
kr-, also Cots issd Pie El.ntees. Spoons, Raid Forks.
A conaplets , Assortment of Gold and Over Watches, Aincicao,
114 4P.=. 6 8ristanal Plated. Ms. solid Gold Jasrelry,_Lodi
etaand Gamins, ld Laid* Vaasa from Id Tanta So VOX
Flora Rlngs. Gold and allver Talmblea Pocket Lollies, Ivory
fable Kolves,Aie.
Violin and Guitar Strings
lest received and for role ty
Id entrees, Jannas7 It. WA,
The firm of Rod. W 61 1 ,5411. .d Foster kw:" Tlesdng dlepowel of
or stock of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. mid Silver Ware to ow
fellow toNe.sema4llo./0. 1) DM.. we would emrnartly mos.
mend our patrons and the pAlle generally. who mey. be be Wnee
say of the ahem, mentkmedkoods. to clve him • =ll and examine
W stock." Remember—sine door above Searles Hotel.
Repairing as UsuaL
Gl=3
INNS & (0.,
DEALERS LE
Carpets, 011 Cloths, Mattings,
Dragget, Mats, Rugs,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Ba'morals, Rubbers, Sandals,
Glass. Paints, Oil,
Nails, Sheetings, Bats,
Yarn, Wall Paper, Shades,
Border, Cord and Tassals,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trlm'ngs,
Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &e.;
ALL OF
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches
B. B. LYONS,
AGENT FOR THE
LYCOMING CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
PUBLIC &TIMM itortrose Pa..0c3.7,
EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS
AT THE
FURNITURE ESTABLISHME9II
OF
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
AT TILE FOOT OF MAIN ST.
WINE extensive Eireann:* Establlsbment of
K W. SMITH timing boot leaned and greatly hu.
ncoved,the proprietor respectfully announces to the MR.
eerie of Montrose and vicinity. that be Is constantly
nakinsandkeens onb and the LARGEST A BEST amortmento
PURNITURE
to be founo in the Country.
wee,. thefonowinglltt of some of the artlelersrldclow styli
.ollatyreauyredttced prlcca,for GASH or It MDT PAY:
Rorrans,Wal nut o r abogsny, orl tb glano.froen $l6 to St 6.
lattrearmalth marble or broutelletoptarom $lB to $l4. And
.argeassortn.t.from $B, $lO. Me, $l4, to eld .
WastStands4Card.Stands.cornerandsquarwtandsof
tlesand prlme,from 75 cents to ten dollar..
DeeksAlvanAtovolraclradootstools.ottomans.loungesde.
Centre,card,pler.tollet.dlnlng.klteben.andestenslontables.
Ohaln—caulandormodscaut.ttorkers—cane.dushandoroodoeab
of every variety and style.
Solasiete.a.tetceturnishedatabortnotlceut Nov Tarty:tete.
SPRING BEDS !
A LAntan Assorziourr.eniarxrusint Ilsrt ti
N. D. RemaymadecotEns on hand orfinmhbed Mahon:loMM
Hearmeala aysinreadloessurben desired.
WeemploynonebutOAßEFUL &EX P RIENCET WORN.
W
YEN. eintend to do our WORK WELL, and sell It no LOW
salt can beaffordni. W. W. SMITH.
Hontrose.Februnry ELMO
WAGON SHOP I -
Sleighs and Cutters.
T H B E "de"
I! ta n, lo d p.____ ° e;m b er i eat bnrnd of T.rtelf; In MorX
rose.mbere be till condone to carry on tbe inanoladure of
Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &o.
Beady 11//115 IdettetSlel&M.Lumber BleigheandCultenoow Da
band.
Rtpallizgope Iltatay.at abort notice. Bent Stuff for Cutters
and Wagon MakresmaterlaWv.stottslity ,keptcoustantlyonhand,
.0 as to be prep/herd to do GOOD WORK Mahon notice.
A good sopply Wendy-made el pokes kept constanthi on hand.
N. B. AII personsludebted to the undersigned will came call
andsettleadraecoontswitttoutfurtheruol :re
Montrose. July' 18.1E64. Mr Itl. CiA
Boots and Shoes.
LSO l i moLbe sc ol vt d TlMilopeaed sad tor rale by
On a &hi
House for Sale or to Rent !
TR Arm. 1044 by A.' "TD}Tkil=l.so"
lOW .11
Soldier's Pensions, Bounty &Bac& Pay
THE undersigned, LIOENBED AGENT a TUE °MERV
BIENT, wolglva prompt aturatten to all dean, entra.lad to
eam Nocturnes vans snaxaskl. Mee over lAtarop,Trive
and lalrsoi dam. J. B. IllatlOLLull.
ttaabasa. &Walt/MUM
CASH.
ir-tt7iXe.734".."6'.44
• .Grocerieis
A gly l l, 4l 746eVater WI *Millman 41 1113 Haar
omoursurniv
"AK&lnc Glasses,
11141-118-41...5tv tame • 40/
CABINET. OR
cuilgath.r4B=est, Canty canx 0/ 0. D.
Best Instrument Meer Manufactured,
Can.taro tt of Ottofrom 05 to lis &tap as to Now atk,anrwmo
VA WO&
Prices from S 5. to $OOO.
•
Elarple OMR On tan&
11.".1ao received Itootli new lastraction Boot for the Cetetel
&tame seldom. The best Book let. Also. A. * 12‘1 1 / 1 2
Malin Weisz.
O. D. HEISIAN.
31 =arose, November MISC. •
HIRSCHM ANN BROTHERS
B
le•Ve cal ttio ikon of P7.7111;MA5R.112
JUI to Uottr auntie stnortooott of
DRY GOODS,
Millinery and fancy Goods!
Yankee Notions,
WOOL. AND COTTON NOSINNY,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., &c.
Matti they are prepared to .ett at rwo:raable Ikearest. Ther lied hi
DRESS GOODS
t• untmally cotopridsz the Lent end Elder% Goodell ty
market, purchased st Lae Mellon &Id. Islues math Was
the market Om sad will Ss sold milli* null Muse*
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS ,
A Ileautilbl LID* of
CLOTHS. cAmummura AND CLOAK:INCA
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
lot of
A LADIES SCAMPS.
11001 ) 8.
MMUS.
OBJEAS7AAT MAMA
Mao &Complete Lim of
FANCY GOODS,
HOLIDAY PREt3ENTEL
111RSCHHANN BROTHERS. ;,*.
No. So Court Stmt. Slipa of ta.-Itzrairrs.-
Ellneriudon.Dectrat.tr IL UM.'
UM THIEL
E=M3
4Gr CO 000 71:0. IS *;.
la the amoaernas dePaztmenti of
Mercantile Business r
tostlnstbesamtsoemt
or gy ' 'FULL AND DESIRABLE.
MEE=
Bib* COSlettilll pin
Drug% Med% eines, Palnts,olls, Dye
Staffs, Groceries, Crockery,
Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa•
per, Oil Shades and Fixtures,
Kerosene Lamps, Sh sides, Ch I mum
Burners, Transparent Cones,
Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tur.';
pentine, BCNZOLE. Varnishes,
Window Glass, Putty, Brusbes.Bird
Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry. f t .',
trust and Dentist Materials,Whipse ,
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c.,
:6c...l..hmt.szwysmschtts. to !Wore the dek.llooksittb
taste, to delight the eye, to gratify esteem and aim to
conduce to the real awl entetainttalconelinte oak. E
Kontrow.Aprll2.lBC3. ABEL TURRIML.
Large Spring Arrival.
T ly,thst he b"
Tei=db:Satrast"rroVsP'b9"gw' 1
8.11. Lyons & Co., '1
,at to.feedr it t=ll4 , 22 7 WlJ Mown° MY
Ready Made Clothing ,
:a be found In tee Count". afolatoon7C"r" WO" •t"6 w
EULATEDNOT TO HIP.
THIN AND THICK COATS,
Vestmlnd Pants. of every variety.;
/ga Alamo IClETWSlVEsuattment of Oa
OS HATS & OAP
tatestst7lesalkinallllel,za mai ZiriOrnaco.
ht Wrote. )Say 1. Int. S. LANGDON. -t;
NM' SIMS'
Spring and Summer Goods
EA a Large Redaction I
from April prkes. This reductlaa will Eneb:ECe
O
whirl mill be tbrmd as largo ea tuttal. AO vial be nal on co
Most LIBERAL Terms!
for Cash. outlaw, at for Protium
N.B. Floor & Salt on hand, as tnal.
EL. ErtrEcurrr.
=I
Agricultural Implements,
rgera ndi f .,.. traitt u i t ivcri tentloa of
i tr i zinc
tbelonoestab e llil ' Ward Ifollknorn Ono of
Wheeler, Melick & Co., at Albany.
These Itschince are so l'avonbly known and tudneradly anre ,
e that any effort at tcommeadatlon t conddernturectesary• Fd
dente to say,t that ermine') tn mannish:win !And long crae.lin
mount ant luddcriremends which Mitt them the
CHAMPIONS OP THE WORLD.
i.uidcanened.i.u.u.. to flair
Barget'sPatenteleaulagittachoseat
•
• ties thlncandattschettto shmle.doulds,trebla.er an, Mho 1,
norithower,and to enherundenhot oravershotthrulters • Urn
can be used as au ordinary hand mllLand le soperlot.es cnch.to
Cancans mill made. It Weems more power te Arlen the "holt r
lachment.lban It dolmen drive an wdlnary steamier or Adams- :
Olfferene Ave ofeleanln isetacheal. same pater:Lan made
Horne
rows
and double, Wheeler's paten.
.sal h real
Impromanents. Lawrence& Clonld'e patent, one, twe Ind
berwpotrers. Paw tellator slerlng weed. teed entters.clomr
lerAtterse mlres, he. An unrestricted wanmillAtews to the sea
the +Mons.. cuaran ty that the above machinery le tuceelealedl.
not dumblllt) coorentence.end cheapness.
forrartheenartladms.tend to the entwarlbecfor ellen ler, or
amtnemseblnery. UrdemeolltAted WI& anold Yrllb PrclaPtoc•
edellty., Also Agent for
HUBBARD'S NOWINGIdACHINE,
t~htooos. by 8.11. 84111tE & lIUOTUZ .1 1 a
rose —Ms Qse woe infra this country. Muldnes wuratudn .
dye sotlrciatlstartlon 'lnstructions toe ushen.'and 1/Ithbles
IlvermLfreeetcbsede fertrabehter Mws , +ilwMlbm•
All penmen. Wahl up. to procurethe hest and cheapest Wawlre tU '
chine are advised to wttnem the wurt of the Ilubleard's LIAI Ltd ,
Idower.beforecommlttlns themselves te WY MIAs Raise Ezi
a i
use. Ordenscadted arm prrantd/X latchdedlM
Pfeeteetacceldress,llartanLteneq.Co. ,ll4 .
11...11.-IPECK, Agent.
ilarford.rmanlyl. l6ll 4l .1 . .
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Carriage.Mbulactory. -
vut:=l,ll3..
Carriage &Wagon Stand,
all wartn bitlizabalf4l4WlTUBl3/15.PM= w W
Superior.M.mmer.
TAO.duels the best, a stra •I iroll
35.t.trire..1ctu 8.1563,,
NEW GOODS
WII4IOI±IIIIMO 11VMOI*141
GANS !
ALSO,
EMEE3
Is now tecelair.gs usw supply of
A FULL AEIKLELTMIEXT Or
Just rtashred 04 "11l be sold
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