EMI r iggritniturat ER ArSite Independent Republican. Cheese Factory hi Springville. .-Nr. Editor As you have a desire to keep your ;Cadent infoimed of any Improvements place to the County, it occured to me that, we,. -not generally known that Judge Packer,ef Manch Chunk, ismaking preparations to !Met I Chem Factory on his property in Sptitioille, in which it is intended to commence operetiona, on the first of May next. The busi ness of , making ebeese in Factories is of recent origin, but 'the . success of the system has been SO great, that, at the convention of Cheese Manufacture's in Western New-York, held at Rome, on the oth of January, 1804. represent atives were present from ea Factories, located ba 13 counties, who reported from 150 to 1000 cows each, the whole number being 36,753 cows. It is believed that a better quality of cheese can generally be made at the Factory than in fami lia, that It is quite as fine as the best, and there fore above the average of that manufactured in small parcels The Superintendent makes it his business to see that all parts of the work are properly, erformed. His interest and repute duo are at stake, prompting him at all times to dab* beet,' Me-knows that neglect or mistake& will tiotc beJoierated, and the desire to satiset , f: - persorts Interested, in order to secure their pat- XOI3IOS, stimulates him to make every exertion to build up and sustain a reputation for a supe rior article. He has every convenience at hand 3W manufacturing to advantage, and makes the business a specialty and sole employment. In the cheese manufacture under this system, a high deform of skill is expected, and jealous and interested eyes are daily watching and noting every mistake. Uniformity and tine quality are therefore likely to obtain, and whatever pro grew An be made towards improvement, will naturally develope itself more rapidly here, than among persons scattered over a broad extent of country, and who are occupied with a variety of work so as to have little time to speed in the Improvement of any one particular branch.— Factories have acquired a high reputation for fine quality and uniformity. Such large quan tities-of cheese, uniform in size and quality, will usually command a higher price in market than that of single dairies, from the fact that in the latter an allowance is always made for unequal and imperfect cheese. And Factory cheese gen erally sells at a price above that of single dairies, equal to the whole expense of manufacturing., Another important advantage in this Union ar rangement, is the relief from the drudgery of cheese making, and the constant care and atten tion necessary in properly curing and fitting the cheese for market. It would be difficult to esti mate this in dollars and cents, and it is believed, that the old method of cheese making has done more to injure the health of women in dairy districts than any other cause. It is not my ob ject at this time to go into a detail of the process of cheese making at Factories, more than to Say that the milk is brought to the Factory in the Morning and evening, at a certain hour, in cans provided for the purpose, then weighed and credited to the owner, who receives the avails in proportion to the quantity supplied, after de ducting the er v enee of manufacturing, say 13 cents per lb., and some Incidental expenses for rennet, bandages, &c. The Springville Factory consists of two build. ings, the manufacturing helve., and the curing - house; the former being 94 feet long, and 26 feet wide; and the latter, 84 feet long and 26 feet wide. The capacity is for 100 cows, but probe buy not more than the milk of 2.10 to 800 will be supplied the ensuing season. When it is seen that the Factory is an advantage to the commu nity it will be the precursor of many others in this County. And I would call the attention of the farmers, more particularly in the neighborhood, to this mtetesting subject.. For singular as it may appeltr, it Is built, and mainly intended for their benefit as well as to introduce a new arti cle of trade into this County, which is 4 so well adapted for the purpose; as it is well under stood that the liberal proprietor has no other end in view and conld apply his resources to a much greater pecuniary advantage elsewhere. March dth,leGe. " SEIM:I3W r n SAWING WOOD WITH HORSE POWER.—A Sub scriber in Darlington, Pa., writes: "I saw my fire-wood with a circular saw, driven by a two horse rail-way power, and I find it such an ad vantage that I never intend to saw any more by hand. It pleases the women very much to have plenty of seasoned wood, particularly when baking buckwheat cakes^ We are ac quainted with a young man in Cayuga Co., N. Y., who was accustomed to do all his thresh ing with a flail, and sawing wood by hand. At our suggestion, he purchased a two-horse threshing machine end wood saw. When he performed all this work by hand, he was obliged to work very Ilan! all winter. Now he does his own threshing and wood-sawing, and thresh es for some of his neighbera He sawed over IWO cords of wood for them during the past year, besides doing all his own work. Be finds much more time to rest and rend, and not half the amount of bard labor that was required When be threshed and sawed by hand. lie saws, usually, three cords of hard wood, twice in two, per hour, running time, This practice of making the horses do the hard work; Is worthy of almost universal adoption.—Ameriraa .Agrieulturigt. WHAT LB Ali Lveu OF RAIN?—The late week ly return of the British Registrar-General gives the following interesting information in respect to rainfall :—" Bain fell in London to the amount of 0,43 inches, which is equivalent tt) forty-three tons of rain per acre.. The rainfall during' hist week varied from thirty tons per acre, in &lin burgh, to two hundred and fifty tone per acre, in Glasgow. An English acre consists of 0,272,640 square inches; and an inch deep of rain on an acre yields 6272,640 cubic inches, of water, which, at 277,274 cubic inches to the gallon, makes 22,62 . 2-5 gallons; and, as a gallon of dis tilled water weighs 10 pounds :he rainfall on an acre is 226.225 ,pounds avoirdupois; but 2,240 pounds are a ton, and consequently an inch deep of rain weighs 1004)93 tons, or nearly lel tons per acre }or every one hundredth of an inch a ton of water falls per acre." ll e any ag riculturist were to try the e.:periment of dis tributing artificially that which nature so boun tifelly supplies, be would soon feel inclined to "rest and be thankfuL" FENCE POSTS TOP END cr.—C. Frovines, Ind , writes: "Same strange ideas prevail here in regard to fence posts. Intelligent farmers tell me that posts will last as long again by being well seasoned before they are set, and the top ends being placed in the ground. And I see all the fences built in that way." , Ele asks, " Will some one explain why P"—There is no strong evidence that posts thus set will last longer than 11 they were set with the top end up. Until the evidence is produced, no reason need be sought why a post will decay sooner when it is placed top end up, than when it is set the other way. To test this, we once set fence posts alternately top up and top down, in the same fence, and there never was any preeeptible difference in the time of their decaying.—Ameri ean Agriculturist AnumcrrE FOR Poison.—Dr. J. Edmonds, a prominent physician, writes as follows to the London rinks: I enclose a simple, safe and ac cessible prescription for the whole range of acid corrosive poisons, which, if promptly Used, will almost invariably save life. Mix two ounces of powdered chalk or magnesia, or one ounce of washing soda, with a rant of milk, and swallow it at one draught; then tickle the back of the throat with a feather or finger so as to produce Vomiting. Afterward drink freely of milk and water. and repeat the vomiting so as to theirdly ,Trash out the stomach. Any quantity of chalk .or magnesia may be taken with safety, but soda In large quantities is injnriona I may add, that the narcotics are excepted. Milk is an anticline for almost' ell the poisons, and especially if fol lowed by Vomiting. As. Ezsituszorr Wzrzt. EOT&TOEEL—.-Issac nicas, Loug island,writes ssfollows : "A neigh bnr last spring cut out all the eyes but the strongest one, and planted, the potatoes In a row, giving them the tame' chaneell as ;others ,planted in the usual Way. When dug, these. potatoes, Peach Blows, "yielded by weight donb-' Is the quantity of the same variety growing adjoining them. They were also of larger size. His theory is that one good strong shoot, taking its-support from a large potato when it' begins' to groPilwin .PrOfttion more Them ,Wben the substance, Ale hiod.‘ is divided among. several ohoots,orpron one shoot with but asmalt piece of potato' to commence its growth with. As ttkis was ,thefset, will it not be EL good plan for, others tck try' the' experlmentr—ilmerizan Ag riculturist . . STstans Ttrunso TitEin lroirm—" BubSerib er," of 0 .1 take a stick - aflightowood,otaaaldeatsizefaratmitgt4, 'pat Mt end, In waylPnes , fIIx tance With the bowliolett ht_theypke, then strap it, not too tight, Usausforelad:of-Peeh Meer. This will trot Amly-prevent tantiog : The yoke, but effectually temedythe habit of one. he,okng the other white in the palm When. lying tails IS practised, &hi:hula - thenh.) , any : thence, he un yoked without ArriF, nisi imagine the consequences r-alnericaq ► dViett turiat. 13 he lutitptudattlepublican to rtrauslaniravolussinT,A4o”llol% gU I3OI EADtiaona:t,tYaa a, as' H. H. kFt.A.ZIER, A? $2,00 • WWI. [ll •0•61/111. Offles up gaits in Hooky , if Lathrop's Building. linter of Advertising. mri nt 1 5405[030 5 07611 00 125 225 800 5500 pBOO 2 squares: 1 00 1 50 200 250 400 5 001 900 1600 8 eguareel 1 5012255 0018 1518 0011 50 1200 2000 4 equargBl 25013 00 1 31514 5018 0019 50 1500 2400 gightlines at this gm TYPe. dlsteni make n equare. Teatird.drertisont stillhave ma whiter. sitaridgm egangtog theb adverdsernerdsocessionally vitbout additional amp Business Ca da not exceeding Inn lines Inserted M 18 per a.ntan• Adocettnements.to theme Insertion in euentpxygnmusibe banded In Fr-day afternoon meanly Sutorday mnrsdng. Job Work.—Tho Office of tha Innirinfeszv Rwantao•.• Is provided vith Ones _ h at i lwroe• • STEAM POW ". 7 - 5 S neiv . o e s AV:wpCtirry brot: A`` S ; _, . 17 • ...-- ' • JOMlElt,tocether*lta agood `;`-•.• •- • .rtmeot of Jobblog taaerials• md all kind•of Job Wo,k. as as -4 Card., Circular; Posy. Lab Oardbillx, Pampbleu. •111 be dope neatly Mad prampftr Blau ke.—Jnaticea r Constables', and &boo FI L AW:Mo i r ) oolo at tb• Tirff'd Da. G. Z. DIAIOCK, PHYSICIAN and SrP.CMON. MONTROAr. P. Office co 4.1-ogn stmt., oppoate Uaa 01:19te. Boards al iludtmee, Febr.rY 4.1111 WILLIAM W. SMITH, C / 14 ABINET AND CHAIR MANU. Cierarer. Keeps constaney on hand all sin& of Commas roarrnras, or for .!shed at short notion, tiboit and Ware Booms toot of Haan Bt. Montrose, Pa.. Marsh 11. 1063—t1 LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM. 13ENTLEY dt TCH delno oasetelated B. B. Brarrhwa, LI sem t h em p a rtoee In t hee rnetlee of the law to all Its awl. outl benoeheo, he budneos hereafwr be done In the oame of Bentley,Fitch&Bentley, dollheath... ent mated to them will be attended to h prottpt. neta and fld.lity. Waco same aa occupied by Bentley et hitch. o. f. tarn" Montrme, January 11, Ida. P. REYNOLDS, LICERREO AUCTIONEER, 01.101,3 and 11 kande of Merobsnd .d also Montrose. Ps,. Dec. 11. 1661.-11 GEORGE GATES, LICESSED AUCTICNEER Addmea Dlmoc. Saapettanna Ootmry• P. Atourt 1961.-Bmp 33.tarnining Surgeon! THPEirtba"MMlT'Ara.bi the Commtatoner of " eV* Whin:al es co MI entllled to Pensions, will ore end to al I s " plicationothat mar be presented to him at Montrose, Ps. Roor P o - s st J. S. Tr.rbellle lintel. K. PATRICK. Montane. awn 6.186,--if McCOLLITM & SEARLE. lttoraeys and Counsellors at Law, MONTROSH, SIISQ. CO., PA. rttlteetal.lo , uept New Brick Building. over Lathrop, Tile kir ,Ottere Store. B. zrxru. D.W.Fvasty r•snwne• R. Ito AI I.J. 0. TIFFANY, United States Licensed Auctionee FOR RUSQUEELANNA AND LUZEIINZ COUNTIES Gibson. Mint IS. 118+54.-11¢04.4n011Oolnprapd E. M. TURNER, Attorney - at - Law OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE. Moat:toe, Acigutd :5, 1.461.-t1 D. BREWSTER, AUCTIONEER Montrose, Pa. Montroce, Avr114.1864.-11 WTI. & WM. K JESSUP CLAIM AGENTS. BACK FAY and BO Ul!f rio btalned tar soldiers and the heirs of damaged soldiers. .All claims against the /toyer nto.tprea , mused noon reasonable terns.4ll ouramunicatlOra answered tree atchargn. Claims of arldoirs and orphan children prosecuted arab out elLTsgs. Mancroanatinselsl/03.4: HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. OF fiEW-YORK. CASH CAPITALJWO MILLION DOLLARS. twits 1 et J.ttry,lo4. 1L5.M97 0 . 8 . 9 . Vubtlilies J. kitty. Setbru,Sectlitory. Gees. J. Iterms.Prerldent. Jour tdcezzaturetto4reety. A. P. WIILYALSII. V. Preit. Pond& mere and rr nelecti by the uedereirned, et hie helm, in S. Luthior'e Brick Builder. BILLINGS STROUD, Agent, tioatroeu. Pa.. July I. 1.%2.-tt MRS. E. S. SMITH'S NEW MOLLER ERN' OVER CHANDLER% STORE. LA , P , IES CALL d , OVE . Ar l a a t b o o f uLd_h i rip i ary to atom :27e d ' at . t2 tY24 ll2 k. ga ° Good. CHEAP, on 1. 7 Youl .e=r Bonnets of All Styles Made to Order. on shoo( notice. BLACK STRAW BOINKETS, as the =dust cyle in straw. If you dant your Bonnets Dyed Black for Winter. [air It them to E. S. SMITH. 11 ,, ntroar..Untobtx.1001. 1044 121e1.!.A.1Etrr .Sr.. Commission Merchants, in LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS, Beef, Mutton, Poultry. and Calves, BUTTER, Et*, STRAWBERRIES, AND PEACHES, 403, 40-4, 40:5, AND 400 WEST WASHINGTON MARKET, !Yew Work. EMMY DeELAIZT I I.O.WEB:ELHOF?.I F.B. SHAME FIRE INSU RANCE. Thelnsurance Co. of North America, ', P2-11.1,ADELPHLit, ' Haststallishid an Agency in Nontrotie,Pa. This is the eldest Insurance Clo. in the U. States. CIAE•Ii (mi./T./a. PAID /3 • ass pas OV.EB. • • • . E rev , great low as time of AOYZOOd t gOrr i Vn ri••• MA) • 4"A"Pt. th.E.THErn efIOFFIN. (Own= PLATT.Seery. tint.ol7D. Aßa gOarose.J Of lov in Lathrop'. Driaidin • $ I 2 FOR A GOOD FAMILY SEWING MACHINE The Pride or the West Film ily fi3evving Machine KAY BE R&D OF TkUl AGENT, F. D. CASE, Great Bend VILLInge, Pa., frit THE 4.130,V71 WIC 1118 is a tee Irina 'of Mee:Me, 'etd:Pli; derable, easy to ope rate—selli make Meet 9 OW elide per =es, recta etreng acam. and Cuba ren by • mere sbUd. I. If • tee machias, ars wastelisi say endebborbood in Oboes, elsmastibe einsediertbo.bY letter or otherwise. wel be 11111 6 Utter Ufa the mei& ,s 1; co OW id Ms reldemeamd ass stem wore. • V. D. tUttiLsiturit urge bcmi ri,..4;16$ 17, • , - I=wNes/at;mwm Pne‘ktre4ri. _ . to wEt t ti, • . D.W. LOWELL, PRINCIPAL St PROPRIETOR O r the abeam Manna n. respectfully ads lateral= to mrpasaed Battles o , hti Connie of BuldrißMOne tne thr portant addletone and Improvements which hero been Made to and In the ewer. i Departmente of hie Collect. The Cenusa of In. Mallon, extended end Perfheltd. Pr."‘'d to - Young Igen and Ladles The heat facilities toe obtaining A PRACTICAL, E CO DUCA MPR T lONEHEN . SIVE BUSINFAS The thorough. novel. and Interesting maroon! ACTUAL. PR A.CTIOE Dreere bra ch of t= " ernt ot rondo.ne Book nod 1 / 2 S e ttan h Tale Aett . , ,, . B6 rnsf. Offices. nre In foil and operation, mpre • enln a pleadng and eattafactory manner the daily melee of annul nelneel Pte. lo which the en:ideal becomes In progremirra an amateur CLERS.• MEItCH &NT. and BANKER, receiving. in each capacity. • pesetled and reliable imorwledge of businesa 1n its multifarious forms and phase,. PENMANSHIP! In Ude emential branch of o otudtraa education no College oars better facilities to the learner. The Spcncerian epetem ml II be taught In all Its varieties by the moat skilintl masters ft be vi— e. peen:nese of Writing from thln institution have received the high cat encomiums (Mr the prem. For general Information, terms. at.. 1161/lee for College %reale to. which mill be mailed free: for Stechnene of Promanshlp.eneloae three cent damp.. Address D. W. LOW ELL. Freeing., Lonely. Commerrial College, Binghamton. N. Y. TIMES ARE SERB BETTER ! nnrstrytn! to notice the lite oacoesece and victoriaa of onr inny and /Samoan conxquently the MOLINE of all kinds etchandioL ektlitellbehg, iloseobagiq & eo Ever reruly and willing te sell Cools at tow rte. het'oh• take pleasure in aniumneteg to their nommen hien and en that they having boneht e Large and Elegant Stock of Goods generally kept by theta kr the Pall and Winter Trade Decline of Prices, Ilereforc prepared to suit all to leant or, send CUr Sl'eullre , lrairs Indocesueuts to all buyers of Dry Goode. Fancy and Millinery Goods, Clothing, In which line our Stock Is by far the Largest and read complete of any In the Coonty. It clubman. • foll fine of Foreign and Uomart ic DRESS GIDQDS, such ss Merinos. Parnatattsa, 130133 b Willa, Imperial Clothi, Irina.. A luattas. Lusters, all wool or port cotton. Le. LM:3lol..aralds. Mohair goal* &e., and In DOMESTIC GOODS Prima, Muslin., Deanna (Meeks. &c., Flannels of all manes sad quall nes. LINEN GOODS For aamterTiog. SHAWLS ! SHAWLS ! 1113 g le and double Woolen. Brecht, Shetland wool, and Qtahmere. CLOAKS, at tire beat materials and of the latest stiles. Alan cloaking ma terial; Stoadclotba Beaver, warreprnot far into clot ha 4 and a large varie ty of cloaking trlmmings . FURS Y. FURS FURS I In this line we would modally can the attention of buyer. as to our amortment and prices, tr loch defy competition. Hoop Skirt's, Hoop Skirts, Hoop Skirts, flnfldrpn's of an .Cape and !Lyles, of the bast. Quality of 0.1 .1 make. Corsets, Corsets, Corlets, ct the best French took; ragerlor to soy other► on, Woolen Goods to Floods, lgobtaa, Sontag; &c. he. and ► ern large hue to READY-MADE CLOTHING 01:refer:Ulnas are the same as ever. our Mock In this bniumla of trans ls very large and complete. Fueling sattelled to ran all and every one In Watt of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing filter to style, qoaltry of rondo, or make. ere eolith:loe nuking Up ,-. trment• TO °AVM. tot 000ld rtopeetfully draw tte &Voodoo of all :loft ore In be habit or teeing their clothe mode to order • to try its se oe col give Full Satisfaction in Style & Make Gin Us a call yid ®mine a. goods. GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM &. CO. Maxis... sent. 19. ISM W FIRM! W I. & T. W. TINKER, Tn ESPECTFOLLY .11.1101,1 to the demo. of al =tram, ar,4 H. etelelly that having prschaeed the main nook of (MOCKS I EM of CRANE & FURGERSON, P'P'"'ll° . f AT THE LOWEST RATES. Teas, Sugar, Molasses, Tobacco, And all other artleleeln the 0 ROrTERY LINE. They will keep oongerantlY on band, and for sale chem.. fine rate quality of FILM MIMI) nova, PROM SEL EC TED WHEAT. by the tack or turret. CORN REAL he. LT, SC., SC. Rapine to melt, are amine to receive. a falrehareof public petron alte.• oar motto - QUICK. 8A.LT...4 AND SMALL PROFITS." W. I. TI NICER, T. W. TINIKAGR. Maat.role. tat. ith,1864 LET US HAVE Good Understanding TIDE MONTROSE BOOT AND SHOE STORE lan= OUR STOCK lino?. complete In all ita br.chen mutating In put of Men's Boys' and Youths' Me and COM Boots =I Fd.e.. LADIES' C3-LOVE KID, Flue Goat. and ni!f. Reari Soled Walking riboes, IncßeUng the Valr , e , red Rubber nee. la Sue thin tor Fall Whole%) An eruDeee variety of Mars% Cblidreris sad inflate" Shoo. ur ends sal Quadea. Gents' and Rays' pats and Caps, ALSO • GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. We also Atm afar:Lure to order all kinds of hoot. and Shoes. from the beat mate.lals. mblch se sID sell cheap formal, or ready pay. Call and ...a our dock mad plonk aa se will not be undersold by my one. F. B. W Wain CO. Montrone. October CI. 1.564.-41. SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY • AND BACK PAY. TRENTHE itTh.re. d. e LHTEN t IED fl o G i M i l i Z THE HOFEHI eiseare. dunes LOW.. Information razz. M01ar.... November 9,18K-1v L. F. FITCH. THE LATEST STYLES. JOHN SAVITER torkVaLL satio .3 110 x that noel t he • cf b v io r mared .ta4 t;: j. t . LaDIEd i tee to 6t wR6 re ik e r..ibe in l d atest. "M. No. , Trak art.. El:Shop ojer 1 4 N. lactliap, • SZIOVXM . 113400,030. MEAT MARKET. On Palk Avenue,nein - Searle's Hotel. Est:lPcorusltintlron band sierra sasplyorMlCATB i t of allkinde. UAtlaisSill_for 412,4171 1 E, VEB.SILEEPAndLLM.Uti. Mao toramEbot ell hinds. 5.T.13=0200114 aralifiTOOZ aItIAWLZT. li.a&Wist. § Montrose. 1reb.11.10191.48 FALL & WINTER GOODS! y EMT necelied a good stick sattahlg aes P ee FT • llDLilod (helmet P onwahle mt..** • lERVL. STIFF. OF LIM zraerrcerts azusanustr) CO 111411—the •• •• .111.114.404.. pd erosene PlietikanAPß ALISUBILS. ':t-niantaii I. 2E= Epwai:OF"•! st the meat •CLOAKS, of 111 kinds and afldn Ivimou.l tietrintikligwVtilids b o w gni and Into War In too at Wr"asais WEBB &BUTTERFIELD, bei leave to loll:glee's palled:awe ere tow teat ries bozo Nes York sLAIWZ m 1 WELL IiIiZLEOTICD IBTOCIC of Goods of Every - Descriptiou ecetdrine of tee ltket styles of Bortog and Bummer pant... CLoL Iles. Detainee. Oasdneres. &bawls, Cottonades, Ao. A lot of Groceries of all Kinds. A good ..ortment o f crocked. Olsanizro, Virocmitaware, Hats sad Cam Boots and 1511065. trmbleilm. Naraao4 Gloves, Dregs Twodith,Gollariar-- Mao mood anortmentof HARDWARE, °misting of Mbar ell, Braes. Hone. PIMA., Hook , h r Orki , sothe „ sA, Ar... All kind of voduce DA= let exchange. Call sad ea. as at Webb's Old Store on Publiellvenne H. 3. wABEA • • A. D. BUTIMAFTZLD. Warm, April 13,1861-17 .•1 • • . ..,...:.'• •.. • That Same ..._::•••,: )4 - •--4(..,: f i.-4. g•,,,, ‘- --ii-osi.J.r) .1.4.k., - 441, ~.. 1 P , r. ;.. 't• .1 4 -........ .........- ~ ..,.. ------- - '••-• ---------- -- _ L. C. 'K E PIER Hu la hand one of the Ban ASSORTMENTS of HAM WC, AND FURS, Gloves and Mitts, Boots, Shoes, and Findings, EATER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET It moist& In MO, of the tolk.A.lt BUITS AND CAl's. Gents' Wool. Felt, and For Froth. from $1,61 to 45.06. Boys' Wool, Felt, l and Fur Hats,. from ;7MI to s.‘Xt. Childrene W., Fete. and For from Genf. and Children,' Cloth Caps. from :73 to t,OO. Boots and Shoes: Italtnorals. Into and fancy ; from 41.00 to 65,00. Loth& Laottne and Kld nailer& from 4.1. n. to 65.00. Ladies . Cloth and Kid Slippers. Misses and Childrrns' Balmoral& Gaiter& and Bub. been. dc. tientletnetis coarse road fine Boot. constantly an hood. FINDINGS. Ptak and Witlle Lining Skina, Cochineal Roans Lana, Bulks& Nab% Ink, Boot Bull. la klammers, :lacers, Po. CIF-loves and Nlitits. • Gaits' Buck Gloves sad lantana, from ICAO to art®. Gents . Kid Olatios, from WS to #3,10. Boys Huck MM.. tom • .Td to 111. FURS. Lai Views, ana Children', Coitus. VictoOfnea Mot', fish, and Hoods, of every variety ; Sett...from AO W 1t' 4 70; Gent. Col lm, Cam °lowa!, Kunio a n d Flows . Rol.eA eke., .to. All klnd• or Pure made to order, end Vi 4 lift ANTED to be what lbei are rrpresenocil. Old Parocienned and repalnot neatly. t. Al3ll PAID fur all dads of Haw Fun one door below the P.O. L. C. KEELER. llcmirose, arten5t22.1864.45 DO '' 0 U WANT A. GOOD PIANO ? OR A CABINET ORGAN ! CALL AND BEY 'MICH AT 0. D. BEMAN'S Where Too :an be Bundled edit say Stars 10 the Line of Musical Merchandise, 'PROM A PIANO TO A ...IFENV . SVEARP. ALSO—as mot this only assortment of PURE Silver-Ware and MB JEWELRT In LOAD. R. B.—l nal only the Pianos of Arm slaw Boston and New• Tors Makers, and all Plano, sold by me will be kept In tow one year. Gabbet Organs Warranted, for Five Yeara. P. 11.-1 f you want an Infer:or Infornment, don't call on Tours, truly. 0. D. BEHAN. Montrose, Mare& 2:3,1804. Mea 401::: 0 3 033 O pz=hepobllegv;iceethat =not Tanta volt. a I are fe, GROCERIES. SUGA,RS,7 13,413, OOFFEE,SPIOE,FLO OO and BA LT,(by the sack or barrel,) FISH, and all embalm:or Ilteteleongrocerlee. Flour by the Wholesale and Retail. tte I meanto merit.' hope to reeelve • liberal abate° f publlspa F.H. Thehrelotarketo rice paid fatPlGLlS..DEr e o o 7 3 — t es t. . YeloetalCa!lLetleoltlM,J, VERY EXCITING NEWS! MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING Valuable Holiday, Goods Captured. GR true and trusty G EN. SANTA CL GS L3E 'Oll. been malign It dde oprtn the numerote Supply tram., peAut.g taro' %conferee, 404 en. a rOiiiill3. PM in FM' a good ara.rttornt of lots and other valuable goode antaltle for the 1101113) • ; enough to MI a lalge narrator of the 1.17.1.3 03re 31 . 34 - 31303. and to be nold chest, at the " Yranklm Hotel Ilwecurtxt - Store, Ito. 1, one door ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION, Olt A LITTLE BELOW,) Um. complete report of Me General'. meams. upon the arrival th• nest train. Our motto Is Ilve and let live. Montrone. December Ittb On the Track. C. F. MEEKER, HAVM) ourdneed tbe Foundry and dock on band of P. B. Condo. LB prepared to manufacture Plows and other Castings, snob assay generally found Ina Country Shop at abort 110(.1011 and on reaasmable tams. Foluttley , opposite the POO:Office In New Milford. Pa. N. B. OLD MN WANTED, far which I will pay CASH. O. F. MEEKER New =ltal. SQL IS. leee.-iy; HONESDALE MONUMENTAL WORKS To the People" of Susquehanna Co rEnitterdraed hereby =inmate that they are filifed the or dere received by them for • Tomb Ston es, Svc:, 112 thh , Oemlll. Whet ttei3; ern - Ikea them. Pr Mien remetmfelly bly mei GM] emeeptle 'at.=l,'"iia SO. 11364. X. 111. a PECK & CO. Stuart's Refined Syrup, A 511424DID*14`1"Ithrixiereovis. & MTN& Moab Me. Frovemher Ifin Foplins, DeLaines, &c. MINEECH Poptlns.Delaineq and Prlskessi . CHANDLERS DogDows,beptember D. 1864. , - • Whitkiked. 001Drcd. ad 1 / 2 1/Val gm Crockery and _Clothing. A . ISX Li...* tims .ttler man al flT:llPßjattoocOrt. , Cloths and Clothing. a ultimata' CatiVeg=wwresortisw o+i61#1;•14 fiw'r 41%.13,-x• ox7r.,ii.g!ti"'"•thitsit_ouuL Nr...U..'9la4ru . ; HUN SCRANTON, PA., Modiste WI He= Dealsrsln maatiTETARE IROI, STREL, RAILS, " r a ltrallr e t l i d eunk a' grAtTplrer . Carriage Materials-Spring es,Elan and Dozes, Dolts, lints, Washers, Paten - t Arms, Plated Bands. Malleable Irons. Melba Spokes. Felloes,Splndles. Basra Poles, Patent Loather, Enitencled Leather. WittpSoels. eta. and ••general variety of CIIIIT 1110 and annfzeturm !ke n de. VP - We edve much sttenttnoto this part of musicale, and offer a better milftw assortment than CID be [mad dumbest, In this par of the State. AasLa V4ta.l3toeka and Dloa, Dellowa.Mammets.l3l.4ten Meals gnu variety , Tsckle Blocks, Ito Chains. Runnel. Worm Plaster Paris.Ocetent.Treach Window Masa p1e):40111•044:cie1,554 A AA . wykl Pumps, Circular, and Craw Sawa. Mawr, Born= Wrapping Paper BLastlng Paper. Fox and Blasting T ahoy done Plain and Convex r‘hoes ard Rammered florae Nalla Car. pentane Torda In great variety. and ar.L wanaarram, Leatberbtrad Finding, Robber and Leath. Belting.Fairbasks'aricales,dre: Scranton. Pa.. March 80 1884.-ty 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL & WINTER. CALL AND SEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING, AT THE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS, VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING 1101111, SALT, TEA, COFFEE, & GHEE, All or the ahem. In sympathy with GOLD .t th t tfrlNdszaj o de cline. trule. siontresse. Sept 81nh.1864. NEW GOODS R E so! bens have tele day retort... 4 from New 'fork with a T LARGE and BEAUTIFUL stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware I Cutlery, 8 Fancy Goode,__ to which they vrauldlninte the attention of their friends. net have. large Stone of English, Amt/dean, and Salsa Watch., both Gold and Silver, of very euperior Qualities, Enameled, Coral Oat J Bog and Glass, and Plain Gold Beta of tonnes and Pins, Shamrock. EnameL Plain Gold and li . ..icy rinser Rings, of every variety and Wm, Uold Brecelets, Armlets. Chatelaine, Guard and Neck ('bolos. Gold and Silver Stnctscles and ThloubleaGold Sieve Buttons .d Studs Spoons, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Sliver Napkin Rings, Batter and Fruit Knives, Card Cases, Fork, every description of Odd Cue as In Clam The largest lot of Plated Ware ever brought Into Broome County, comprioinc cony article in use some or tiful boom cum. ornanuei.ts, a nice lot of Fans of all qualitlee, (Aorta. Combs. Beady, Violin and Guitar Strings and Trimmtugg,Fishing Tackle In evert- variety, Ba. rometeirs, T hermometers. Needles. Brushes, Gold Pcos, scisson. BPS Glasses. &a- dc. Also Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of the very best mails, GOVXR is BA &ER'S Family Sewing Machines, Rena'. River and Water Miters art. The above Good! mere bought for oAbli, and will be sold on the moat favorable term. All kind! of Watches and Clocks Repaired short notice end It the BE MANNER ; deo ENGRAVING the Mil' tiTYLN. EVANS & ALLEN. oDDopw we Post Office, A Free Fight ! FAIR PLAY JAMES MARTIN, Formerly of the firm of 311rtin and Tioeencrans. is Now in the Field liavincremoved to 0.12 largeand eommallaua Store House at Fairdale, dad lost rearmed from the city with a large stork of Fall and Winter Goods Furth-seed entirely for CISII and eadelk herow offers for vela at a very Small Advance for Ready Pay Totals the Meer to boy. Come Rd rue. The Elgt:Lest Mute. Priem ?old to Oath for Rutter nod Poultry JAMES MARTIN. Tittrdalc,Novemberlo.lB43—/1 U. S. 740 LOAN It is A National Savings Bank HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST A. N. BULLARD Than Any Other, And the Best Security• W. H. COOPER & CO., Ancust 11. 1864.-11 REMOVED AGAIN The Famous Barber. " Come and see the famous Barber. Famous Baf o tr. late of Hayti . Late of Ha now at We 'e, Over F B. Yo eeks'a tame Sims Find mm Chasing and Shampoolneg. Find me muting }Wet , . suH you, Find me ready as your aervice. At your sersiee. °HARLEY umuus Seurat door abase Searle's Hotel, Up &air& Llontrose, Jute 77.156L-tf Still Alive ! E reouLl r=peCtfully the _pohno that Ire are 011 and cootto.le to 11 A NUFACTURE WnOLEN 1100DS, CARD WOOL. end morn, the tame of ustatl. It the ot.1) MOTT 6T AND." one mile etalahalt north of klontrose, the Snake Ureek•Fornplke. JUDSON Mort% eloatrame. Jane 6. t064.4f MAWR MOTT. UNDERTAKING ! ik=leVordn'al," ° h t .! lA. P ol=ag tton and pntronnze of Ids f derma Zd the public renerally. Bean In attendance when degted. URN RY W ARNER. Greet B e retvbeededred . Muth 8.1853.42 FLOUR ! FLOUR ! PAM ILY FLOUR, for. dell the load, barrel, net • soe pacaul. &ad at as low prices's' the alma qualities tau belled at any other damp the Ossuut• sad ye. IiIrmt•••• Va. • 11114 • lit mammas's Carriage Shop IN PULL BLAST I 'turadrAre Also =Mit d ' lVag,2ll nal nna• Iv lit IRILi II al 1/MIIII/i. NEW BOOKS. Woodcliff. by Motet 13, va. Jean !Wen" IPcons.,- irannb &Mat he illfroel and ntnenjuat reed al A. H. SMITH'S. 7 600D6' FALLING emote guar 02151M-BAOXE4 oe WI Waritte =Mil BUBsORIPTIONB RECEIVED BY 11 ONTILOFiE. PL. J.\ .L AT 3. H. DE S. mArivilicainecrivrao.,...=m-., WWl' LADLES DRESS GOOD I It ' gr. 'l nl t. ty? f cur ft4md 13 1=at cr =inn . l i neti c g iho w.:K proof Cloth, PRIX!' CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C. YgrlClVE l (l4793 3 2neerir‘Air3alC'lona'""L g gr a3 DOMESTICS. Brown ea Bleached Denims. Tlckinr, Critath Mimi, Toweling; Notions. Brat m of isty of Hoop DA Bessonff Mists, Wks' Wawa BM Cbildreall Iloolery. Buttons, CDrubs, Skirt Bold. Blndlnp, Thread DU Mods, ••• - bisits holltlng Cotton. Ac. Boots & Shoes. Ca r dze ,i n s ;LlZ . Ds c s .l -trd sh. llDoes,. Morocco • GEtsnEeues. Sugars at prices Dot to be beaten. VERY DIST QUALITY Om Blark. sad Japan Tess, Conks, Spica, Ginger, BaIe:DUD. uff sad Tobscoo. Eked. AD. ate. NEW FIRM! BALDWIN & ALLEN, DEALEREI IN FLOUR, FEED, OUT, PORK, FISH, SMOKED WM:I3I7T, Hams; Dried Beef, Candles, Teas, Coffee, Spleen, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars fai-a4CONT3IOI = I.7 Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat, BROOMS, NAILS, &O. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWEIr. .. WM. L. ALLEN Montrose, West side Public Avenue, Ape1118,,W64. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store Hu long been needed In MONTROSE, and now we but It AT BE MAN'S addltton to hl. foster Stine, and the antler. Stock of Read L Wistrous. Foe" he has thls dey received from New Tort the best Assortment of Silver and Plated Ware ever offered In Montrose. A Splendid Asaortment of Casters, Cake Daakets,Cups. Goblets /to, also Cake and Pte Medea, 5p.... and Forte. A complete Assortment of Gold and Silver Watchea , Arnexteln. Stanek, and Series. Sprdachak.Sliverand Plated. Floe, solid Gold Jewelry, Lock etsgad Cealna. Napkin Boas from Weenie to hero, mild. le cum Finter Ritzy Gold and Silver Thimble.. Pocket 'Knives. Ivory Polite Knlvea,ke. Violin and Guitar Strings, Montrose, ,ust Tereise, ved an Jem d my tor Wll. e 1864. by 0. D. DIMAS. The arm er Ol ne:4 Watson's. and Foster say Having an disposed nt ' , sr stork nf nelcs, Watches, deWeITT, ILeta leer We to Dar 'el low tonrnamsn, Mr.O. D 833.•31, we would earnestly Ma. vend our patrons and the pablle Generally ho ms be In want sr . h i s s of the above mentionedgoods. to give him Oa , 11 and exandat stock." Itentember—One door above Searles lintel. Repairing as UsuaL Mottrow, N0v.16.18.113 O. R. 110 CZEC=ECI Carpets, OH Cloths, Mailings Drugget, Mats, Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals, Glass, Paints, Oil, Nails, Sheetings, Bats, Tarn, Wall Paper, Shades, Border, Cord and Tassals, Dry Goods, Groceries, Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs, Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &e.; ALL OF Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar, Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches B. R. LYONS, AGENT FOR THE YCOMINB CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO PUBLIC /SIMMS. Montrose 62.-tt EXTENSIVE ATTRAETIONS AT THE FURNITURE .ESTABLISHMENT OF WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF MALT ST. TIRE extensive Furniture Intoblislunent of Wm. W. 5111TH haying been refitted and greatly Im• ~roved.theproprietomapeetfully announces to thenitl. rens of Montrose end vicinity. that he to constant, maklegaodkeeeeonhand tin L &MEET & BEST &martian to, FURNITURE to befounoin the Country. thefolloielngllst of some of the articlenhiehmeerll sell aigreatlyreAnced prices,for PASO or READY PAT: Bureaus.Wainut orMahogany, th glims,frorn Slit t 0•315. Bureaus with marble arbromtelletopn.from to nu. And are e sanortment from $8.1110.4111, 414, to OM WaetitandsidardStands.airner and vitutrelitandsof allvarie tiesand prices ram ?hematite ten Desks,divans,tovrelracks,foetatoolitottomans.lonnxesAke. Oentrexardoler,totict,dlnincititeher,and +stension tables. tlhairs—coneand mood seau It ockers—ennii.floiliand.oodialb o revery variety and style. flotanietstaiatesfumisbedatshOrtnotlerstEtro Torkprieel. SPRING BEDS A ',titan Ansonrzenr.Chusszrz Aso, Biter to !Unix". N.B. IteadymadecoOltx On hand orfurnished atshortnotiee..— Hearsesalwsysin readiness ben desired. WeemploytoinebutOAßEFUL & EXPERIENOETWORIE Weintend to do our WOBE. WELL. and ten it em LOW snit can bo afforded . W. W. SIIITU. tiontrose.FentrouT MUM - WAGON SHOP ! Sleighs and Cutters. Tl3="' 2 . 7 " enst d of Tdite . .ll% illizottel. l EW n Mott T he •111 continue Sonars? on the Madursdtdre of Sleighs, Cotters, Wagons, deo. Ready liJs.lteMArketSletehs.LutaberMelgbeandQattenusoson band. Rsperingdone nustly.st short notice. Bent Stuff for Ontless and Wagon Maker'snutterlals,hesSonlitt.kenteonelantlyonband, songs° be prepasedto do 009 D WoRK stshon notice. A . gdpply cdtealy•stinste Spokeskepteonstantli on band. NB. allpersoniln..ebted to the understand will plebes tali ondsettlethtirsecoonta witboottorthessiotice Montrose. July 18.1fi4. WM GSA-RA% Boots and Oboes.. sog a • 3 1. t and fatray on wort House for Sale or to Rent ! T ux :f ouw lad? wended by A.. 1. Irrreurzaratare '== Soldier's Pensions, Bountylzßaoltj . Pay ME underelgawd. LIOENNED AGENT OP TUE GOVCRIY A. MEET...GI gira prompt Aututtnu Co AG entraited to his care: •No chants unless inusesAAG. Ofrea tee' Lathro,Tyler sAd 'MAO dam. J. B. EcCOLIGE. Ilotstrope. August 17 1813—t! CA.- - S :F1 . , fi ,„ L ,„„ T jvaio t e wa ' sb . MI TVOlCSanwnlit. .. , : . , Groceries. A MOWN stock or &mai.: soA • oto owe of 1104 MP A 1/114 !../ N.. . lit SR -..5. - - . . ' nil AW111,11C1243 ..IC A polting Glswiems, _ ris,,t4WiLtur.B.o DLSBOZIAMMIU;Ore CABINET ORGANS! - , Best Instrninent Ever Manufactured, p Osikbtur Minim so ebeap si Totkoggialra r x i tram IA 141110.Erelytd. Prices from *3ES to 48000.. T t?t laPaustrecerno Boa's oav lernstelloo Book tor the Cole*,, Ormond Melodeon. The beat Book BM AMA, • .BLAtk Blring. 0. D. BEMAN. Montrose. November WM. HIRSCHMANN BROTHERS B EtoGtheir Imre tottahA to call ve the Wootton of of Pt7llol3Alsrols asoftmeat DRY GOODS, Millinery and Fancy Goods! Yankee Notions, WOOL AND COTTON HOBIICRY, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., &c 4 Which the). vet prephred to on IS rev:m.ol'o,onm ?her etas la DRESS GOODS I. anunally Luse comprlabg the Latta ee4 Richest Goods 11 the k . .e , : i grch p e5ed .. 10 6 % Itt i t;l d elt at h S.:l=Zrart. m . uch 14.1 n ALSO. ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS . A Bealaillal Idnet of CLOTHS. CASSIDEDDS AND cLossurcie, BALMORAL SKIRTS, A lot of LADLZB SCARFS EICIOPS Alto a Complete Line of FANCY GOODS, _ Etatsble for 0: HOLIDAY PRESENTS. • .1, muscrumAnlll: BROTHER& ca r No-So Mart Street. SAX of the" BINALIVL." Slnihaliaton.Deceroterl. 6 . 11114, n n •• L In the numerous departments of hie Mercantile Business: J , t makingthe =admen% LI"- FULL AND DESIRABLE. Ti Btoeltentuditein part et Drugs, Ile& eines, Paints, Oils, Die s. Stuffs, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa. per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, , Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimneys 4 Burners, Transparent Cones, . a Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tub ;,- pentine, BIONZOLE; Varnishes. Window Glass, Platt Brushce.Diff Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry, &Met and Dentist ftlaterials,Whips Fancy Goods, Perfumery, age., ;11x-ln a/Limo:marl, every that. to restore the det,to nleasettd oU than to delight the err, to panty the fancy. and green; conduce to tbe real and vabitantial earettrrte orate. " t gontroseaoril9,.lllel. ABEL TllltalllL. Cur CO C, iD O. D. lICSIAIt IS I CO. Rugs, Large Spring ,4,rrival.-';,: Tit,E=ldbleptratd=6""Olf""°b"e"'::i B. R. Lyons .& Co., r. ,ot to •• t•ed tb b wavy ;Ink to CLOTHE thou who Ida OLOTlULDirlihtb• BUT AZT/OLL of Ready Made Clothing , to befortndt n the County. equal to aaT Qcaawe WelZ and W". BANTEDNOT TO SIP. THIN AND THICIC COATS, Vestsand Pants. of every variety..., do &Isom triMilingrassartaint of d ee 4 111LHATS & CAPS miV I atestetyl esallqualltin,Oxiirsa aux X risOnruso. Yontzose. May s. lettl. S. LANGDON. 4"MT.601,158 - • FULL ASSORTMENT OF Spring and Summer Goods jai% mend tothrillbe soM • .t a Large Reduction from Apill prices.. Trilaredoelkno win Include THE ENTIRE STO,CII . ':,' ;dila 10.11 be toirod Wargo u ogual,stul l rUltA iiOM on Or Most LIBERAL Termsr. for Cub, on O ros. Orb? P r elims. N. B. Floor it Salt on hand, agnate '. mi. twitum-3r. New NI Mord. Jane 5.180. Agricultural Implements, FEooderet~aeddetfrneppll the itteettor of the pet!tp thelongeotab e ahtd seWet i k7tregtgl a li g Ea . 'U r fl'cl" Wheeler, Meliok & Co.,,at Albany. These linable* are so favorably known and aolvtrially CVO ad that. say effort at recommendation I ooraiii•IUDINXISZAI7 • K tioo a t to y that expertauee ID maantodarios.and long ne,asr troubtontlmorovemonta which matt them the • CHAMPIONS OP THE WORLD. would calmed al aitontloa to their . Barger's Patent Cleanin g Attachment • new thlog.sod attgehed to thagle,donble,treble.er thy MIN oenteDowetoend to elthervadersbot oravershotthreelatre Tut :so be owl.. ordinary howl ot3ll.azta is top:Apr.*. euattx a romans mill outdo It takes no more vowel 4. dare the whets toottment.then t does to drive an mtleary squatty or Different Jews of etmottatettaehment otente memoir* wade Horse Poweerie taw dpoble t Wheeler). Walt. Nth ' Wane& Gotild's patent. .1111. t sad CO horse power& w totllifor tawlthe wood. reed rotteraelortt ten.tiorie eakES.*C. An owe/Arleta% warrant) eve. to Or DO theitrongoo euerenty that the above oxialneryla wisstroal.fis vOrkolurabillts.canvenlence,apd cbespuesa. forturther attUcaltreoseed to the nabeatberfor &Mhz. el _n, smtnwaft,. etaeettlne ) ry. Ordeneoltelted and flied Wi th picupptter. Ma Agent f" 'HUBBARD'S MOWING 'MACHINE, 'he aratt.manufacturedp COMIC a lIRVIIERP,V O ose.Pa ~ ea. wawa or MOM, klattinwrar" .k" eveentlresatlstattion niarcittlons ter nalog and Iliddzo ll.ered.hce of charge forfreight ortTanspartaltan All Pera ansrt precure lho bottandelookpot Ilowtatt; also are tO 'At:Deaths wort Mato thaltbolrers 1,101 lOwal.berareamaltfttiagthertrlniton7 parr -MOW.' WO use. Ordal solicited Ana prouoti3 Mies td to.. • ltatofflattaansit,ll4rf brdßusq.oo., L.ra. , PEClii Agent • notoo.p...,no72,!tat r tr. • Carriage Mindattory , CaTriage& - Wagon:Stand , • ,liztozrz.k.LivrastarArvi= Superior Manner. .100 . 1.110441 I a thy 000 a( 1013 wo litnt4rose.Joae 13.1863. 9 111 ?",g i tik-W4PWW 6 libelee. 1373EAKX/0 4 T allawuk lanolerecalvings new itoOPfY of NEW GOODS MN E] N i ►~ I=l I De thew craed4 B. 6 11 i al"
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