Independent Republican. (Montrose, Pa.) 1855-1926, April 18, 1865, Image 4

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Agricultural' P r at the
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A gentleman who has travelled extensively
in the West and Southwest reports that In the
!States - of Illinois, Indiana; and Ohio ilaller crops
will be planted this spring thtt. perhaps during
any of the past three years. The places of en
listedymen are fast being supplied ;by young per
sona., growing np, 'and 'the- refugees from the
lionth-aro very numerous, and wilt furnish much
labile,' which they will be obliged to do through
necessity rather than inclination. In Kentucky
less than an average crop of grain and vegeta-
Ades will be planted this miring. In the celebra
ted " Bine Grass" region the decline will proba
bly be one-third, which may be taken as an av
erage for the whole State. Farmers evince a
disposition rather to hire out their lands for a
year or two than to plant for themselves, and
are more ready to sow grasses than grains. La
bor is necessarily " demoralized ;" though, per
haps, less so than might have been expected
In some parts farmers and planters offer their
late "servants" regular wages.
Tennessee, in the counties below Nashville,
where the soil is of the first quality and the de-.
mend enormous, very little can be produced the
ensuing summer, and the supply will have to
come chiefly, from the North. )fen from this
section isitho' leaso abandoned plantations are
apt b . :MUM - their attention rather to the raising
of cotton than to either food or live stock.—
Considerable numbers of cattle from the North
will be imported during the spring months, and
a beginning be made for future developments.
The orders for farm implements are unusually
heavy in the Northwest, especially in Indianap
olis and Chicago, where reaping and mowing
machines, .1 . e., are made in immense quantities,
while in cities south of the Ohio river orders
have greatly fallen off.
64 8trnek Ile"—Use of Kerosene.
Ltuonce•ron.—Having considerable machin
ery to run the past winter by horse power, and
knowing of no accmaible lubricator that would
not grow hard in cold weather, I have been ex
perimenting for the purpose of getting a lubri
cator that would stand the cold, not gum, be
cheap, and accessible to all, and have found the
following to answer the purpose very satisfac
torily :
Lard oil, three parts, and kerosene one part
The oil should be warm,l. e. about 75° Fahren
heit, when the kerosene is put with it, and thee
shaken orf ,, ,ionally through the day, when it
will be cut and mixed. Thts compound remains
liquid some 50 . or ISO° colder than the best lard,
oil. I have used it four or five months on most
kinds of wood and iron working shop machin
ervarlth better satisfaction than with any sperm
oil I have ever found. A larger proportion of
kerosene stands cold still better. and a smaller
proportion gives more body. The same also
works well for the axles of carriage% putting in
more or less kerosene, according to the time of
year aed degree of cold.
Lnerarwrr.—Etavlng "broken my neck" sev
eral yeara ago, leaving me with a chronic spinal
disease, yon may guess that I have had some
experience with all sorts and colors of linaments,
but none with better satisfaction than this:
Kerosene about four parts, and lard oil (or any
animal oil) ore part—well rubbed in with flan
nel, and bound up with the same. For any kind
of muscular lameness, or rheumatism, in man or
beast, try it. It is also a good application for
the piles.
To KILL LICE ON CATTLE OR COLTS.—MeIt
beef's tallow, and. mis one part of the tallow
with three parts of kerosene, and rub it on to
those parts wherE the lice "most docong,gate,"
thoroughly, once-is in about three days, till they
have got enough, which will not be long.
Boor GYM ASE. —Six parts tallow, two kern
sene, one rosin, and a little lamp black, O r r fall,
and spring use--for summer, less kerosene.
Mtn Ort...\—For this purpose 1 have not yet
had occasion to try this great " institution, kero
sene," as wife and I, anti the six young ones, all
have heads full the " nateml ile,"—as sleek as a
licked kitten—but Dave no doubt of the drool
of kerosene fir this p rpose, on the head of a
young "spark" would liealmost equal to a cam
omile bed for the lady sparked, as an odorifier
Whether it would equal the More common kinds
of hair nil for "shortening bishuit," I leave for
"Mn.i Old Hurricane" to sayl—.lttsucus,inCOUß
try Gentleman.
Farming Maxims.
A young Men's Society at Hullinavat,lrela*
inclndeagrlcultaral a; well as other subjects
their discussions, and the conclusions adopted
at several meetings have been published in con
cise form. Passing over many with especial ref
erence to the agriculture of the locality, we find
the following which are-worthy of especial re
membrance in all countries where the soil is
cultivated :
"Bth—Every beast on tl e farm, especially
calves and young animals, should be always
kept in a thriving state from the time of its birth
to that of its being sold, or else the profit is
lessened;
"9th—That a great loss is sustained by al
lowing corn ,o become ovcr-ripe ; farmers often
let it stand a fall week too long, and then have
nearly two barrels of the best seed shed per
RCM
" 10th—Hay is also allowed to become over
ripe, and, when cut, not quickly saved ; it is
generally inferior - to good straw, through neg
lect.
"11th—No bull should be used unless pure
bred, and carefully selected from the best stock,
a cross of the Alderney cow is decidedly the best
to cross with the short-born. The progeny will
also, fatten well, and ultimately become. the
most profitable cattle by returning to short
horn.
"12th—One of the commonest mistakes made
by smallfarmers is that their land is over-stock
ed,, and their cattle under-fed—
" Full stock, half profit ;
- Half stoe,a, full profit"
•
CLEss Ifrtactso.—lt is sometimes forgotten
that the last gill of milk drawn from the cow's
udder is the best part of every milking. Careful
experiments made in England show, (according
to a report lately published) that the quality of
cream obtained from the last cup taken from
most cows exceeds that of the first in proportion
of twelve to one. fence a person who careless
ly leaves but a half pint of milk undrawn loses
in reality about as mach cream us would be af-,
forded by &ix or eight pints at the beginning;
and loses too that part of the cream wluch gives
the richness and flavor to the butter.
EGGS FOR SETTENO.—The following may be
of service to those who would have a chicken
for every egg they set: Take eggs not more
than three"•orTier days old, and have a candle
or lamp; hold the egg in one hand with the
- bread Mid upwards dose to the candle; place
the edge of the other broad on the top of 'the
egg, acd you will immediately perceive the in•
collation end. Some people can tel a pullet
from a rooster'. The mark f+r a rooster is cross,
ids; and a pullet lengthwise. Another way is
to place your tongue on the large end of the
egg, and you will find a strong heat if fresh and
good, and less heat if old and doubtful. legs
put up for hatching should never be put in 4
damp cellar, as the dampness - destroys the heat.
Born pois POMMM—Fasten pieces of wide
'hoards:on : three sides of a hard stone, and with
a hammer break the .bones from the kitchen in
small fragments, not larger than peas. liens
that.aro laying will cat them with aridity.—
Bones from fresh meat, if brakes- fine so that
hens will swallow the pied ; are excellent to
tnalfithein lay. Poultry of all kinds should be
welPsupplied with sharp gravel also at this sea•
ion of the year. Pounded oyster shells, where
they can be obtained, afford, one of the best
means of siniPlying lime.
nr.Tbere are few - of ns who appreciate the
full advantage of getting a good crop.' Like ,the
mind, land' will be occupied with something.—
An idle brain is the Devil's workshop, and half.
cultivated land ii soon filled with weeds. Raise
a good smothering crop , of grain or peas, Ind
you will feel the advantage of it for yeara. The
crop itself pays a handsome profit, the land Le
cleaner, and the straw will etta'de you to keep
more stock and-make more manure.
'To littrinnytl'Arrr Bursa—Dip . the stained
Outfit- boiling water, and place 'foyer the fumes,
of burning snifdint,tuttil the stain changes color,
then, ars* An clear water. • Boiling water a.
loneiirll.rattecere many fresh. stains, especially
of cooked fruit.. -
Allmcnaviseve. ne retook. f lard, tiro - of
ratolisAirs:Prur, tableappanfal ginger ; one te;
blespoonlbr"of talemttis' 42113Bcdved In as little
-bot-aveter as possible Clove, cinnamon, or
triaoolo jtralt tug& Z ellr
,e_Otligh
to roll thin.
Skilistlittu tftlin an
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inuommiromritaily
H. H.-Llat Aznrart,
Office up du irs in Hatniesi4 Zathmea Building.
S_ , ,
Rates of Ad sterilising.
s o
ii3e. tv 'Tn2 l :l6 w pi 2iii 31141 Lu
I agate, $O5O 076 1,00 62514 800 5500 6 809
2 aqua tl.lO 1, 51 . 00,1460 4 501 9OP 1500
a square_ al /50.142518 0012 7516 7 ; _50 12 00 2000
i equareof 51C,01500131514 501800 9 50 15 00 2400
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Elea Ibles of thlidteYype.,. Wats.] make a pram
Yearly &dye:Maas grill nave th e privilege at alma* Or eharlitai
trtelradrailaametaaaeal Irani:oat adal,Slaff alebraYe
Butner" Cards anteteeedlng Yoe Ileeslnserted at 45 per Fur%
rtareltremortn,to la/urethan - don In neat papermtud be rumor
tri Fulay alterueorr ()rutty SarrisdaymanArgrq
Job Work.-The &Bee of tha liamrssours
Itarrramoau Isprarlderl wIIe three. ,
. .• ' vtatlcAcreatta i r I . ITE I A ir LIOW.i
RA. _ s_,4 No : _Satan:
• - PREa.a.aNewbarzaresta- r
• .Y-4 • talaJOßßElt•yogetberwtra agaM•
• • amartteant of Jobbing materials: 0,44
• d all kinds of Jon woriroarea
-Cards, elscalara. rosters. Labels...
Paraythleta. *... WS.. win be dopencatrfnd promoth
Bianki.—Justices% Constables', and scboo
tooke t ommtioes.u.o. Lod Oeintraeli,dx4ltogeonondl
on ban° and far rata at tar, liatrarnacre Rama:mm..oMo.,
WILLIAM W. , SMITH, 04 4.
CABINET AND °nem
- ew
tadm,:z ie f i e i ez T amatney a z o .
or ftv
treed $t abort not_ lice. Mop and Ware Booms foot of /ODA DI.
Moot:row Pa.. 7Wft. e. tee&-af
LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM.
DEMMER & PITCM dart= sslnelated U. Ilsnnur.
JUP mit& than os • part In the oractles ails In all lu wt.
brauctkes, the business &111 beer bellow, In the of
Bentley,Fitch& Betley,
a t d all to:mitten emr usted to them will be Mended to n
srll prompt.
nos end tlalty. Office same as occupied by 13notley & Fltc*.
O. S. Itemretze, 1.. 1. ITTCII. .....
Montrose. Jawairs 12a.
P. REYNOLDS.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
s E li L ma Othll,,S and ill lands of Ilerchaataw, sadaleo
bloatroaa, Pa.. Dec.5.1564,—ti
GEORGE GATES,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER !
Abtreu Dimoct, naquebaarta Catrtsty.
Aug us& 15,1864.-Bmp
Examining Surgeon!
vArebri i iVrigftlifldVA sik=t2tanalne"e
give cern =tee to all entitled to Pensions, will attend to &lisp
olleationstbat may be preeented to !dm. at Montrose Pa. Room.
at J. S. 'Farber. Hotel. E. PATILICX
Montrose. epttl 6,1363.-tf
ideCOLLIIM, & SEARLE.
itlorneys and Counsellors at Law,
MONTROSE, SIISQ. CO., PA.
teelnLlArees Fc. arlck B UBlni. aver Lithrop, Tyle
0
SUM
1 D. W 1 , 1••• LS
*-.l.l....r.Vetremr• 11. 11114 .4 I,
L. 0. TIFF.A.INTY",
United States licensed Auctioneer,
FOR RUSQIJEHANNA AND LUZERN& COITIMES
Gibson. March Z. ISC4--17un64"Ptilualarx65Pd
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney -at - Law !
OFFICE OOEn WILSON'S STORE.
Montrose, August IS, ISS4.4f
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER I
Montrose, Pa.
Montrote, April 4. 1E64.-d
WHITLOCK & HALL,
D EyRS r Flon2. P, Lard.OnLo, Feed,.
Cover
GROCERIES,
oath as eurara Mauna, syrups
T. Cone. Erdces, .kc. Third
braiding twat]. of Cor.in • Volnatb - y. Ken /1111=1 Bosnagh.
ETJW. WHVILOCK. A. A. HALL.
Cabinet Work and Undertaking carried on by A. A. HALL.
'A: ear Word. January 16 166.6.—.1=‘,..
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
"OF NEW-YORK.
CASH CAPI'TAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
Ames Ist J anunry.l36. 133726,710,M.
1.1331.11b,3.. %. • 73 %Pt
J. librroaStrzu.Arobb!,?R.. 4.u,,,, CEAL T. Marrar.PreAllect.
Jona licGa., Azltattsb . A. F. Wir.s3rra. V. Pret.
Pottelesbmed ma renewed etratersigrred. at his race. b
Lattacep's Drict 8A31.3133. ' .
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
Moatrane.Pa...Tubl..l333—tt
MRfa. E. S. SMITH'S
NEW MELLIKERY
OVER CHANDLER'S STORE.
T AMES CALL, ONE AND ALL I dank h. baapy_aii On.
yon • new and f•shisnable SlBVlEntlit uf Milliner t a..
env Good.„jtat parttmard la th e uty of Neer Tort.
et the Lowest 1110 4 s. If yolk want to buy too =Beery :
Good. CEIBA v, Cal on E. S. Smith.
BONN TS OF ALL STYLES MADE TO ORDEE.
on latort ;aka, BLACK STRAW BOSSES are the Devoe!
ark la wan , . If youtrant Tow
Bonnets Dyed Black for Wintiar
brietr then to K. S. SUITE.
Montrose, Octot. Wth. 1864.
ElellAna' Sr.,
Commiteion Xerchanti, In
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS,
Beef, Mutton, Poultry. and Calves,
BUTTER, EGG, STRAWBERRIES,
AND PEACHES,
403, 404, AND 406
WEST WASHINGTON MARKET,
New York.
=CRT DeHART. I J. G. WESSELHOFT. I N. B. SHAY=
FIRE lINSIJ RANCE.
Thelnsnrance Co. ofNrTrth America,
PHILADELYHIA..
Has 'Established an Agency in Montrose,Pe.
274:8 ia the Wait Insurance Co. in the 0 States
. .
CASH CAPITAL PAID IN
&MEV , OVEH. •
TII E rotor areutOla Y %bort Ofsn7Rood Ocomptnylo N. T. at
rtaerrbero,and Ka Merton are IMOC.O the arta for armor sad
urterrtz ,.. y. MIME 0: corrna, Pm:ICM.
13. Erran ND. Avon.
Mcnotroae.7.o7ls.trat —ly °Morin Loarco's Brick iturldbr .
$l2
FORA GOOD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
, .
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The Pride of the Wesart.. 'am.
ily Sewing Machine
biAT BE HAD OF THE AGENT.
F. D. CASE,
Great 13entdVilinge, - Pa.,
plut TUE ABOVE SUM.
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sea, And ma 1 , 0 0.11 by a ruff.' rail&
ir s for madders are seated le .7 oe..borbood to Ude CO..
tv pie:ye:ex the utior rther too. by Teter or oeuesoiee..d be .111
be". bead slat tee meet. ;or call st his redden= sod Bed
them work F. D. CAGE. Aibtde
threat Leal Pa..oet IT. 1654.—Sma
SHOOTINGIRONSI
BUMMING' AND BINGIGHIEW . MLA
L • , AT BOMAN'S..
TEM GREAT/ET IMPROVE ENT YET.
: . &14te-pistol-i/Uh-:,Dr a ti s ' Cari
tridv after Firing
itttit amt styles of
ru p z n ar t t.idso:ll.o.Dris Doubts ti LISiD:4I
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et Oft 4i - seit thaw :Nor. &whorl tikr. tgmuar .tAtkaro
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D. W. LOWELL IRINCIPAL.&•PROPRIETOR
O• the abort Inatlartta:ebridair &11 Viet -. tlint tOtAll ten.
Ay • areparral fecattleat, Ads taeues of Dietructkm. and the. lm'
portant additions end ImPlavaneeta *bleb hire been made Mend
to the revers! Departmente of Me Collet% Tbiagoolti of In
struction, attended and perfected. paint& tO. , -'l . ,l
Young Bien and Unities
The best facillties for obtaining '
A PRACTICAL, cOmPREHENBIVE StriIIENEAS
EDUCATION. '.." .•. :,, ‘, '.
The thorough, mei. and interesting ailing Of
ACTUAL. -PRACTICE
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embraces • caroplete routine of tranalatlone In mei DOW=
bra eh of Prances. A doe, Beek and liallricliAlleannhost, Tele.
graph. Post Wham Ac . en In full and omeraW OpecetlOlAZrelale
sonam In laboring and satlelhaory nom= b) m
the lb of
actual Wanes' Ina in ankh the Ardent becomes In prcarroton an
amateur CLERK_ UNRCLIANT. and DANKSR, recelvinr. ln
each capacity. a practical end reliable Inarledgc of laulmrse to W roultlfsrions corni*e ph.". , - ~ ,
P V NM - Jo:14'814 I I ) I
In tide imam:Mal laanch of • emblem education no College often
better .Iballthis to thn learner. Thar Spaniard/. systern will be
taught in all Its t o by , the met *DIM =ltem of tin sou
!Specimen. of Writing foam this Institution have recelveabo W -
eat C 061011.21 troy the prae.
ro.:E=RUlllTOrmathrp. temp. tra. &dilater
a ftellnailtr
lir =dr Win be mailed Dee ; fat IftW...py ps i _MIN:I*r
F ttl F e !, 7? a rroriiirt Xalta. w 41urint.
6m117
TIMES ARE GETTING BETTER!
IL gratifying to wake the tote nusxmcs and victories of one
Amoy and Nam azsitosnecquently the DECLINE of all Ids*
eattiteqbehg, iloseqbatill? & eo.
En? MO and willing to sod Ronde id law Sores. he= e a n ks
Omura raddranc lagtb.7 to their named=lends
th 3, having boasdd a
very and
Large and Elegant Stook of Goode
Daccally kola, them (betas
Pall and Winter Trade
Decline of Prices,
ant therefore prepared to watt all In weal of, and Can protean =fa
Inducement& to ell trareze dr
Dry Goods.
Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Clothing,
In which dna our stock I. by tor the Woad and mod =Wets Cl
any In Ms County. It embrocee a full line of
Foreign aria L0T.4210
DRESS GODDS.
nth as 24..1.nce. liararnausa. Bombazine., Imperial Cloths, Le
Alpanna. Lagers, all ina,l or part cotton, Ile.
and Yldds, Mohan. p. 04 &a, and in
DOMESTIC GOODS
Frieda, lloallna, Dminsa. Clacks, .ke, Flannels of
all colors and quallUea
LINEN GOODS
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Angle and double Wool'es„BrocXe.,abetlsad wool, and Cashmere
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
of tke bag cantatas and of the latest Webs. Alm cloaking SM.
terlala, llacmilcl
of t estya g
Beam",
trimmin waterproogs fer
f riot ands large retie
cloakin
FURS ! FURS 1 FURS 1
In this Una we would especially call the attention of buyers IS to
our assortment and plges. villa defy competltlon.
Hoop Skirtn,
Hoop Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Ladled', 11111..0.0'nd Children. tree of all shapes and Lyles, at
the bend quality of deal and make.
Corsets, _
at the beet French make, VS pular to any °then out.
Woolen (3 . 00(3.6
Le Hoods, Nablee. Sontag% dz., Ert_ std a very large lige b
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Oar redlines are the woe as ever. our P•toelt In this hranth dire!
to vary lama and complete. Teener sandal to son
all =A every one In malt of
Men's, Youths', and Boyd Clothing
either In style, veiny of pods, or make, we continua =king up
earmentA To ORD KB. sad
Calmpect draw the IV entloa
of all that ara la to. /ambit of .1/ their dabos trade to onlerja
try us as wean eve
Full Satisfaction in Style & Make
GM us • call sad cosmire or goods.
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM 8 CO
C==
NEW FIRM !
W. I. & T. W. TINKER,
13 ESPE('TYIJLLY announce to the dttnoo. of Montrose end
otelnlty Out toping parch-we the entire morn ol GROCER.
IRA of
CRANE & •FURGERSON
to wil
A I T THERM= ch they are constantly ma
RATERking aCilllons; RAT Are Demme
sell
Teas,
Sugrar,
Molasses,
Tobacco,
And all other artlelesln the GROCERY LINE. Thee
consmativ on band. mad for male cheep.. arm rate ;many of
MESH GROUND FLOUR,
VROII SELECTED WRY/et by the era or barrel. GORE.
MEAL. ao.
Hopi= tonatsln we entre to rendre.•faLrehereof public Wool-
Oar motto tett gyt IC 6, SALES AND SMALL 111.01 , 11&"
s w, Vir. TIN/A.R.R. T. viT.Trique.R.,
onto:. Oct. Mb. 1664 -41
LET US HAVE
A Geed Understanding.
THE iIIONITIGSE
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8007 - 11111_13.110E SWIM .
" lav a = to o mthi s rlte d er ger the lan
cm to( se==
oue STOCK
L. tow eamplett to all Itrbowebil 4ol3llttott Tart
Men's Boys' V
ane Y - Outiug '
Me and Co:weal:toot. and Sam,'
LADIES' GLOVE KID,
Me Goat. and Calf, Trenvy Soled 'Walking Shoes. includli* ,
the Vulcanized Itatbt.re Roe, to dm thing fnr Fall and Winter.)
An =dims miety el aims ÜbEldren't and Infanta' Sacesald
kinds and qualities.
Gents' and Boys' Bats and Caps, \
.ct 101 kinds alut style.
ALSO GENTS! FURNISHING GOODS.
We alio Shiuracture to order all /lads of Iloota sad Sica. tram
th e ?As, m a wfale . .hithh are sill all cleap fee cad CO fp/0 1 E1E
Call imd
.. q ,4, 7 . 14 , :e1r. and priWar la .1 .14 3 1 10 b iag &
nrf October al. /sf4'-41. • -
SOLDIERS' BENSIONS BOUNTY
-:
PILE mlen4ped, LICENSED A o rerr gi Tar "iinvzsa
httl.?Zl:rz u W l L7(= l :l""Varillr i a4 "' 4 " /
Montrose. Iwo a, ber 0.141(4.-17 L. F. FILCH.
scoo.oac.
si.t):um.
THE LATES . T . STYLES.
1011 N. ISAVTTAII.
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D EAPECTFULL C',Ukladt.•:tiees that Le' s no. prepirod to cut
L1,.d1 kind. of garnatofsiottbetzoostbalifoxable Aram and mu ,
tel t.., GI .fitlk elevarx and •Ant. . .
L &DI W CLO A kid.dtdilltrifir.*lrcetstsds. . .
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MEATJ!IA~I~IET. .
• on„ pari sok/.
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MI, of allklnds.for tizzy OATTLP.
um,vaismizEP.amiLL=B;Aleoprititias :
tilontromo. feb.10.1.851,g1
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chwar ,
,t 7— el ueoa
-FINE tIVIPROVEDIARMSI
Those witilDiScrpuitlale 'KO artipsikEdf.rdtgaiptiou ads::
std.anm.W.ciffarta& by eltrphint atethe 12D1CrESIOM
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PHOTOGUAPILAILEIVISS.
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umhs's POO ~1 1• ,r711%'?". rilf.eV#
1 - 4 )°k"Ag 91E0;043%
1 1 "5 15 A/ 4-4 .t.:w 4twelttt
lEEE=
at Utz nom%
for Housekeeping
Corsets,
Corsets,
• I*
Foam andemdze trlsof id.b.sital coltred Into tnstinew ander US
and s
Win BWITERVIELD,
baleen to inform the grablietbet lee are now receiving from New
Yost s LAME and WELL SELECTED STOCK of
Goods of Every Description
agndetto4 of the latest style of Spring and Bummer Prints. CUT.
D44oo4.oatemeres,l9Mwts. Catton.4.oo. I lot of
G-rooeries of all Kinds.
A good lerdueegt of Clockerg. Olame.c., woo.icnwarp Hoge
nut eipialioli 'dna Sloes, llmbrellai. 'Plyrjoji, a tom Dn.
Trlmmingeateek TlesScarte.Coll.gAr- Al. *good mamma of
HARDWARE,
ckmediqg of isbp.mb, ;packs, Roo, Prpatag Books. F orkkScythdi,
Ate:. ar. All awls a produce taco to exentiza: eall test tee oast
Webb's Old Store as PublicAvenne
H. J. WEBB.. • • BITITESPIELD.
!to ntraa. Apeil m. 1861-1•
That Same
ojr_ l3 l3
IKE
L.C. tiI4LER
Hai on Donn one of the BEST LSSOBTILMITS of
HATS, CAPS, AND FUrtat
Gloves and Mitts,
Boots, Shoes, and Findings,
EVER OFFERED IN TORS MARKET
It covelera. In van, of IM lolleselee :
I I
Rent... Wool. Tell, trot ii'ur Rata:from 41.4 3 to 86,011.
Bor Wool, rot, mi For Ilat?„frorn ,ta to lA.
Cb drens"ool, Felt. and Fur Hate ham :a to 1,50.
Gene, 80y.% and CLlldrens' Cloth Cap, Crtun .11 to 1,00.
Boots and Shoes:
Ladles' Thalrocosts4lani am! Damp. from Stun to aa,re. Ladle?
Luting and Kid (tatter, ll2. ,, 10. m. Ladltoi Cloth and
Kid Sllnenk Illees and Cb Ildrene Ralurorah% CHU., end Rub
ber', &a. Gentle:m.ll'r warn and hoe Root, conmantly on hond.
VINT'IIE7q64 - S.
Pink and While Llnlng rerellnral Roans, Lasts
Nails, Ink, Duel Dal, Fu, Webbt., Bu amen, rlncerq.tt.
Gloves and Mitts.
Geste Bock Gloves mill - lEle., tom SIX to 1100. Ciento' Hid
Gloves, from 5t,73 to 4J.60 . Boy.' Duck )(Mena from •JO to $l.
FURS.
Ladies . , Wean, &rut Children's Callan., Viecortne*, Canes, Mona,
Cuffs, and nooda, of every t..riety• Batts from WI to A; Oeata
Collar. Cagy Glows. Buffalo and Faney Rohm &e.
Al/ Ida& of Furs made to order, wad W • lute fo - ED to be whit
they are r. tad. Old Pura eleaued and n.Tralml neatly.
LAB/1 AID for all Idada of Raw Frtrs one doer below the P.O.
L. 0. KEELER.
Moatrtee, • ogust 23, 1E64.-17
DO
Y 0 TJ
WANT A.
GOOD PIANO
OB A
CABINET ORGAN!
AT
0. D. BEAN'S
Wbere
You :can be
Supplied with any
Thing .10 t h e Lute of
Musical Merchandise,
TRAM A.
PIANO
TO A
JEWS ARP.
A L.Si - L—As tuttal. the only assortment of
PURE Silver-Ware,
maw ast - w - sixor won.
N. B.—l aellosa the Plabosof rag class Boston and
Slaniltara Mateo, and all Planta told by me will be
,kusta la masons year.
Cabinet Organs Wurginted for Five Years
P. s.—lf you want an Inferior Instrument, don't cal
On Yours, truly.
0. D. BERAN.
Montrose, Mare MEd& '
M. 01333
. , .
ritlreaSto theo - J b llo.
e tace•that etllllloi hal to sole. • a=
andsopertonssortme
a GROCERIES r:tt
• RUG ARS,7 RAS, COFFEE, SP ICR;FLO UR
and SALT, (be the sack or borre4)FISE, and all
ardelanstanyfoundl a On cla.oorocerlaa.
Flour by the Wholesale and Retail.
"Alt antiitmAiot.l6:l4 totectivtamaidempthrpbbiirps
""271 1 . 4 f:
M U A w W e. R:MP aat9dc• Wad f unlele , " D 4 t ze
PraLS wi
Illnatrew.ll.l4ll.lll6,tr.
VERY EXCITING SEWS!
MORE SUCCESSFUL' RAIDING
Valuable Holiday Goods Captured.
UR true and trusty GEN. BANTA CLAUS ha. of la, e been
O
RoldePPot. the latteeroes 54941 , 1b1% pasnm %bre
MOlttseMe, iandyme fOrturrate as to Femme • good swatters% of
Toys and other saleable Good. suitable for the Bondays ; enough
to MI a large number of Cl,, urine onset soommsos, acd to be sold
cheap, at the rmalelln Betel Basement - Prom No. I, one dour
ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
(ou A LITTLE BELOW,)
Mare complete report of the Genera'. raceme, upon the , anima of
the nest lean.
Oor =arab LESe and leans's. • .
Montrose. December 14tla . 1.1114.-11
On the Track.
C. F. MEEKER,
aiIAWN() purchased the Foundry and ttock on Land of F. a.
c0r.t.. : 12 1 Ptql.td to putnutuctort
lows ,
• t I , , ,
and.other Castings,
snob a aro 12tverally Wand to a Country non at short nottoe sad
aa tessorzb
~ , , •
Fottodri\opposite the Post Office-
lu 111 . ew Milford. Pa.
9. B. OLD LBON WkIITED. hervindth I will pay 6411.
O.\ ' . MEEKER.
Be. lENtwell.Nert.Lll&B4,6l2
HONESDALE
ritphiq . o - ENtAL 4
Tp: r lke People, of Busquelpona Co.
..T.tx=v,,,beebyr,,rounu SW they 'Ars 111a14 the or
Tonih Stones,
, Inthisectedly.AMSlsatbey esapoothiy:lrosk Lb= sad CAY
Inrcr Cr" roptardly soladind and uromptly
.: Moste.date, dry en. Isec_tf IL B. PECK & CO.
. . .
~.
A., EirLlZimirkirttryqunrme ivnd.
i . ,, h69 . 1 4;.: ii . 6 4, a ,m Lott tr r&D. WAVISCRIB. 4t. rust=
Pophms; DeLam* es; &c.
. m ar =oga t Pah st citalowt43.
.14aatielfr • ".`
set.cokna anastoo runnel, is
„ cgtainuicws
Crookery, awl Clothing.
MIMI to &ottani.
. : 110 5 /P94 ; ' •
" Maki
Candmerss, &ad 431ablna cf#,4lA!fEtrii
f4r40..t,1,111..1#4.
Timid fcertMOTRY 83SIED doing thi
' etilisaVo bi- 16 14.0 91 .
attry.
•
BORANTON, PA.,
Wholesale sad Bath Dalai Da
ISEARDW.A,RE
IRON, MOIR, mum
Spikes, Shovels, Bulklars' Hardware, Ballroad ar.d lalliaStigaliea
itc.. lane Ball different gm, Counter Bunk and Trail
Cardago klatefiala gyring gales. Plielna and Dolea. Bolts,
Huta. W cabers. Patent Anna, Plated Banda Malleable
/cons, Hube,Spokes, relloicaßelndlea. Bova Poles.
Patent Lmther.linainaled Lealocr.WlllpSock•
ale. and • gencral vatlfdy of Carriage and
Manufacturer, Goedeatc“
ril - We give much attention to Int. part of our idOClfd ILO Offer
►
betendielected aseaftment than= be round atsavrttnre to Wager
of the State.
Anvils. 'Picea. Stoat and Ma, Itellows,Rammers,StedtfAien
rice Ingrest v.ciety. Tackle RoWllsalni. Gina
stone. P lamer Paola Cament.Pranch fldoye Glam.
AGESCIILTIIIIAL IDIPLENCIMB.
Pampa, Circulr, urn. and Crow Sawa, Emery, Boras
Wrapping Payer Blasting Paper. Fnee and Blasting Tube%
Plain wed Convex lime [shoes and Hammered Horne
puttees' Tools in great variety, and au. wasaairrta, Leatherlallo
Ftmellne. Mabel. and Leather Boras. fairtmakes eloalmakcs
!Scranton. Pa.. March IM
1864-5. 1864-5,
FALL &WINTER.
CALL AND SEE TEE LARGE AND NEW STOCK Or
CLOTHING,
AT THE STORE OF
GEO. L. STONE & CO.
nth OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New
Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, A UNDERCLOTHING
110E1, SALT, TES, COME, & OREM
Ai l of Iho shore to "."g" °CiLD
et
th;TialtFrjOd.e
nontzt.e:oept. '.;111241814.
NEW GOODS
THE enl.cribere bate the dey returned from New York with I
LA.B.LiE and IiN.A.GT/FUL dock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver'Ware I Plated-Ware I
Cutlery, Sr, Fancy Goode,
ttrahlrb they would Invite the attentlnn of Melt friends. They
have a lance kt-ce of eaaliah.Amerfan, and MGM WatChall.
both Gold and Silver, of veryeuperlorqualttlea, Enameled.
Cor , I fln I, Jet, 800 and Glast and Biala Gold heti
of Eantga and Phut bhatorottc, Plain Gold
and F,.ncy Placer n r." of every variety and
prim, tiold Bracelete, Armlet,, Chat LLIno,
Wet. Guard and Neck Chains, Gold and
blhom.Spertaeletand Thltnbles,Gold
!Skye Butione and Stodeepoone,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
`l,,er &stain Hine. Butler
sod Fruit Knkrte, Clod Ch..;
Fcrks, every destrietton of Odd Yu , -
n • nark.Tbelargeet lot of Thud ",
I.lr hcoueit into nr , n me CoU GtV,
r - vtr.l ankh. In nee tome very bean
tit o /co Ohm., u rns , has elle. In of of
of
•LI an..in! -a , lcks. Comb,. Bracte, Violin and Goiter
dtrios, ,n T Hutt:oh:re. FLlblhe Teeth In even variety, Bs-
Kammer& LeM Needier &Rubel, Gold Feu, Edson.
bpy Glansea.t,— fro. Alan
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
of the very best maker, GOYIM & BAKERS
Family Sewing Machines,
KedOe'v Itiver wad Water Filter., its. The above Goals wore
borsht fur and .11l be sold oo the mob favorable term.
All klode of
Watches and (Rocks Repaired
at abort notice and to the BEST MANNER; dee ENGELMTLEO
In the BEsT STYLE.
EVANS & ALLEN.
41nmme.1%1Tinildina, oppoota tne Post OVlce.
BinzhamtarOley 1344.1nc.3,1
NEW COODV NEW GOODC
B. El. HALL Lti CO.
34 Court street, Binghamton, N. Y.,
Caw constantly on Unit a lam .tack of Roods adapted to than=
TnAnn, of %Isis own Importatic..
cntNA,
FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TUXES.
110CSE FT:RNZ.9III:CO GOODS,
Menlizat• 1011 be candled at New Tortjobbing prices.
11. 0. HALL & 00
B.,gh.mion. N. Y.. Lkoernb... 190.1£64.—1v
U. S. 7•e30 LOAX
It is A National Savings Bank I
HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
Than Any Other,
And the Best Security.
RUBSCRIMONS BFCEIVED BY
W. COOPER & Co.,
DULLARD
=1
REMOVED, A G'AIN I
"The Famous Barber."
Cone sad eee the &awes Barber;
Fanv.p o 21.be.7.131A of fisyt •
Late of liar I, now at Woe We,
Over F. B. Wcw.leis Shoe Store.
IRnd ms SLsvi og sod stauwoolns„
Find cue mat lug file to exit you.
Mod ere ready st Fear terrine,
At your 3CIVICe, 011ARLICY MORRIS,
Seco3d door above Searles Hotel, Up Skirt
oturpr,,Jaurf,V.L.Vs4.-1.1
Still Alive
E would mnpeefully Itform the prublle that we Ire Mtn,
wad [wait: uu to MA NGFACTURE WOOLEN DOODD,
CA WOOL. und DRESS CLOTH. the is., as uanal, altaa
OLD MOTT STA..% 0," one mile azd-oaall north of Moot to
the Stake Ttlmplir .1 iTDS , IN butt,
tiontmse. Jun. f. 1,744.-0 EDSON MOTT.
UNDERTAKING !
MS!
.
A Mein teetlNl 4s, Su been making Crfti
I.l.4..,rin,viaconi , nt..i.t would trAPectifuliT•olklitheMi.li
Goo and reitmoki.....(l.l*(cierAlsautl, this public g,cridly. Ilea*
In antendal.nt when ' 111:IfIL la Y WARNER.
Greathend. 1,C.3.-lf
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
rifirM , l: FAMILY VLOUTI, for Rai* by the 1.41, band, e
or hoh athl at aa L.a price as the same amain!. ista be had
et any uth, rthn. oche Ono.. MY end of.
IN n , T1.1.• QT
Carriage Shop
ru RLAIST .;
nnw prenart,l to dn • all klodi of OAS ,
1 MACE WORK, Alm, REPAINTING dnne mt Mut ?anti*
Iglrmtrn.a. 1,10 V 4. 1P.54.,11 U. RUC
A LARGE ADDITION TO Blir STOCK for
Dry Goods and Clothing,
Imo, Crini• ISM Pia ;11 sad cheap. ine sea
`-" ' • • ' r.rir
—NEW ' 330 0 0 . 45.
Poems.*
W l ' e. °( "Vll2. - 4:210fg4 , 74;„M r 0Ten...At reed at
4, 11, 4m i t
TEM
99 0 1" PI4W l lc"
AIHQ 1 . 114427 alarcai Mat , 4 fri d,,, fmsie d v
~,
GLASS-WARE, LAMPS.
TOYS FOR THE 130LIDAYS.
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS,
WOODEN-WARE,
C UTLER Y ,
.4C.
OFFERING A
I
e
„O.
T . 2l!VG"=".lltlr riZ t n:e=ragrdt
id 'Jeff BELOW th• ip Ira Of, &pleat% Opialr,b On F. OAS
LADIES' DIMES lIOODS In all Its variety. -1
Great bartail. as Id LoffideLloaklitmWaterirreet ClintlylErueb
Blink Clothe, sul Colored All Wool %Malang& - •
CLOTHS, .CASSIMEHES, ' & C :
tolo s dOsi inks; ianei Keitacim
ean & Steep Dray Sail Deis, 4. Alan, Tailors TrimnititiA
DOMESTICS.
Lie nince.a 'mufti Dei , o.Tlol33lx. ?Aim% 62+26
Dam., Toleallapaix,
W
• NatXOllS• .
Great minty of Hoop and Balmoral Skirts. La4lef
Citilldnnak Dutra= Conaka. Skirt Braid. Dindloga. Eltrearl
or all kind; kintne Enrlst. Knittinirtkelon. an. at.
800 •ac Shomr: - .
Veen anellore Boots Chlldreek DOPPIS N4 Ind ' , MOM )100020 °
Shanhasitwir Bannon' hock Wamenktliltliboea. •
• .
:"GaaCLIMIES... '-
Soma it prices not 'Li be lideri.' , VEßY BEOT QUALM/-
Green, Blank. and Ja Tan,. Coffey Spina, pinker. liaicratna.
aid and Tabard. pan An.
NEW FIRM!
BALDWIN .& ALLEN,
DEALERS LN
not, tin t 8 r, Pollt,,
ma,' amp =arm
Hams, Dried Beef, Candles,
_Teas, Coilbe, Spices,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars
1...241=017303ffe.,
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat,
BROOMS, NAILS. &O.
Cash Paid for Good. Butter.
A. nALDivrri, mum L. ALLEN,
Man Uwe. Weal side Polala AMU!. ALpt1115.1554.
No Humbug !
A First Class Jewelry Store
Has long been needed In MONTROSE. and vow we but It
AT 3E3 E A.:
IN addition to his former Stock, and th. satin Mock at Read
Wstrons. roster, be has this dal
Assortment of remind . from New Tin*
the best .
Silver and Plated Ware
ever atrettd to Montrose.
A Splendid AlONlXrleal of Math... Cake Destera,Cruas, (lonia
hr-. also Cake and Pie Kdra., Spoons,sed Vera. _
d.emapirt•Asaartmerstof 1391d4.1 buns Watelasa I to
,
I neat. and Bata.
apetaiver sad - Plated. Masotti Gold &retie", Latt-,
eta tad m. at aileo r ee i r . ti=lßesrt.
i W % j s a b =i
Tabnadv,/e.
Violin-and Guitar Strings,
lost Teethed and for ale by
Montrose. January U. ISIIL
The drrn of ftwod. Watrona. and rater say :•• Ware of
09/ etoct of °locks, Watches. Jewelry. Imd Enter to car
fellow towartnaa, Mr. 0. D. Brice*, we would eantertly ream
=wad our patron. and the puede orally who fa. l 7 by to w:me o 1
any of the above mentlontagoads, to etre ban a, all and moll=
Mistook.' Ileakember—One door above Barley Acta.
Repairing as Usual.
Novtwee. Nov. 11.160.1
11011 ii Et,
DEALERS EN
Carpets, 011 Cloths, Mattings,
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, &e.;
ALL 01
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove andShoeßlaeking,BEatches,
ADD
B. R. LYONS,
AGENT FOR THE
LYCOMING CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO . •
PO BLIC &VENUE. Ifortrote 7.
EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS I
FURNETUREI ESTABLISIINLIT
or
WILLIAM-W. SMITH,
AT THE FOOT OF MAIN 8T
•
THE extensive lenroltare &WIWI/meat of Wm. •
W. SMITH havlo3 been rented sad greedy 1m-
proveohopropriotort.pee".lly no.notmees to the ent' ' '
eons of' Montrose and vlct,dtt, that be Is constaal.l
reskintandk nor onhand the LARGEST /MST exportmen tot
FURNITURE
to be fount', in the Country.
Wegtvethefonopritig litt °rooms or too arttelerWhiehlrewlll
eallatdrestlyredocedpicesSorCASllor 'LLEAI/3 PAY;
Burtaus,Welop to rlf phooey, Pr) else:Aare $l6 to 05.
Penzetesernl. oparneor broeatelletops,from $l6 to 1114. And s
taroreasportrecot,from $5. $lO. AM 41(, to M. . r.
WasnitrAdAlCordStooda,comer and equore6tands,ol,3llents
thread prleepirom 75 cents, to ten donors.
Deue.ffinoLtoweieorkAnotatoofieettommorlooss.ls-
Coutre.cord,pler,toikt,dlalngjactrenosadsztertgl. gi.
Uhalrs—coneprl woodrealsAoaers.7epoo.llAßAnd , roodent/$
of e9very variety and
3.0353et54-tetiodurnsbedatihortnetlersttreTorkpeleell.
.
SPRING • 33EDS
A LAIOII AsitdertitAll I.OoRIPM Aird HAIT.II; At*RAIT.
Bes43mOdeeof6ea bond 0 t tandem) stab ortmonec....
liesmsthronlatendinensivbrudadred.
WeemeloynosebottfAltEPUL 4EXrraItIWICIVOTIS
Weint.dtodOour WOILL WELL, Imdfol)
ItrsOßß,
as LOW'
.altos abestorded. • • • •• •W. ,
Itantrosedrenntary i 6,1581
•
SleigM and:Cutte' rs.
rrose.. S
where ha l h h will cockUnua au7yOit,tha amontodure ot
t o .Cutters i Natons, &c.
_ .
Ready Made alarketHlalgha,LunibarittetghrandCoatirathardir
Re one neatly.at Aar! notate. Bent e tuff for Outten '
and Wagon Maker'aniatartabi,haatratiS.drAmtiftgalT..tuugle
.0 as to b. prepared to do QOOll Vogl F. at M.N. notice.
A V , ./..PP , 7 QtrAddlqhmiat , PdketktPteonatantlN on hand.
N. i peraoludretehted to the Wide/Meted Wlll elazaa clat
end settleavlraLLOOttaArft.bonttn.rthernistk... , •
& 8 0 66 1. ' WM. 0." rtlr:
Boots,And,Shoes.
SME:th!APrzioirg-ogo t 'l'Vainns &SON
House forlaloor to Ren.t
7Rig,r-aideitem4k46,A.3lll)%lllteltlititat.
Soldier'kronsionad3;inaty
xfi l ... 4l: l, 4 mgoaati4mprorrlr,GOVZ
all dams- 'availed to
care. No ctuirges eelaaeauccrair . 1 4ce oscr Lairqcp,.TVar
and Mere etont. • • • - McCOLL Ulla', •
Montrose. A unit 1714g1,4, I ;.7 ; - - • •
-
, CALS .: 4";
Tmetr1ve..01,,,,,key.,..04P915,1,tw&rM
10 ttliOlull liniStat Ord**. Ott Elittlit *an Ina 'nun'
o .11,1,1 t
1 , r , ! ‘ 3111!4:
=ll2
. 1 J
CABINET ORGANS
lbtOt= or
Best Instrument Ever Manutaetar,
etto4,
•
}=o2l the
n
Ontr i v 3 4llekkleca.. -Oc
71°
BELMAR
MoilbolearOnta
EMISCHM AIN BROTHER
wanton oi -VXMONIAtiIs.
.101 to their esteortn amortize:a of
DRY: ODS
Millinery and foci , Ms!
Yankee.N.o_tic4nes,
w00z......2 1 -p: c pwrcogrAwsizity,
Car pets;oll.olCithsAc.,&
WLVathelaraprepyre4tosell
. .
• - -DRESS-: GOODS 1
market. varchased at the late Anellettfal ee ex,er.4 ,
the market price, and edam sold with *small salaam A
Win, „• . . .
ELEGANT - CLOAKS ACID, SHAMA
i 6.lleantliellireief - W.
crArrat cagspo44eg.Asp cLoArerk,
. BALMORAL. , SKIRTS
ebt
LA...Bomm, u 1,1, • •
pPr
• •
• " • 7 ' SSZAICIPAAT SHir,
s Coawkla Me .
F.A.IsTGY GdoODS
.HOLIDATRRESINIS
lIIIRSCUPIANN 13110111 - ERC
s.
5tigi52:=21445414/4°l/IuPuITIP
lIIEI :T:UftE [
0. D. BLlddlf.
• •
la the ntsat bL
Mercantile.- Ilusine
odgnstiowwur-A
SC FULL 'AND TAMABLE. .1
0. D. BEMU
Stockamabttlt paid
Drugs, lileiVe!rusi, Puluts, 0111,Dy
Stuns, Groceries Crocker:,
Gtassowarei . waii and Window I
liegs r gp i rum
Burners . , Treueipisrent Cones,
fierirlen e. 01 I, B .Flu Id,''
pentlne, BENZOLE,..VisruIsI
01111.iii.Pfittr.13,00:00'
01'1;0, Canary i Seelfll 4 JCWe II
Mrtisl and pensiss natinoals,
fancy itiooas,".e'eiih4inery, 4te.,
as— n ehnn, nearly everything, to restore the elel,to Own
lade, to delight the eye, t 0 gratify the ten ey, end elL t
eohenei to the rsal and rolmeeZnxife
cratrose.April ' •
Large bpneg
Tfilitlithliettberwatildihrania bleoldiehdttnalitele .
I y.thei hentay yet be tostadat4o l?tor
. B. R..Lyons
eat te"feedthetangr
Bl Vilre ade ttaCLOTllN thoseerhe whet:
CLOTHED witllthe BY= A.llllOLi at •
. „
Ready , .01
othini
• • ,:
befotraelln the Ccrtnate, squib at) Cvisow Woaapll
RAINTICDNOT . TO Itall%
THEN AND THICK COATS,
Vestsand Pants,- of every %melt
poi• • AumtEximmtilvieutii
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