Ithultural.
T o,Yi
-sr
Eiitiwlftfr Ciover-48 there Danger
- of Its being Overdone?
Nder&ldbfursi—a Wm been-Wilting for some
response to your Inquiry,- regard to how long
clover re l y be grown In Western New York.—
You Itit4es Out s'ol-i t o
48 1 ). "about Suse,
York.—
where it bas been long grown, and so f arces we
are &wale, on the wheat lands in thewestern
counties generally, clover sickness is as , yet nn
lemma. If we are wrong, we would be g lad to
be informed if any symptoms of the kind have
made tbelr appearance. Now I have hopW
and expected that if any signs of "clover sick
, nese," or of any kind of failure in clover, had
appeared in this part of the *Rate, or in the
wheat-growing sections of the Western States,
that it would have been reported for your col
umns. PDT as clover is considered of great and
increasing, Importance In this part of the State,
I can but btheve that if any'syrnpAstins of failure
had been observed that we ehould have heard
something about it.
I have resided in this county something over
twenty years, and beginning with the yegrlS47,
I have constantly taken and read an agriculturs
tPers--41M th e Geneses Posner, and the Ru
ete „Wrkias . both published in Rochester,
the centre of one of the best wheatgrowing
section* of the Prated States, and where clover
is probably more - largely and generally grown
INT. in other section of the country, and to
the, best of my recollection I have never heard
agreed of any land becoming "clover sick," or
reffidng to grow clover, where the crop could
be said to have anything illicit fair chance.. On
most of this land clover has been grown More
or less from forty to sixty years, and on /lime
considerable portions the main crops have been
7heat and clover, grown alternately, the clover
being awn on ti e wheat, and then th e next
year pt wet under,. and the land again sown to
wheat, to be iteelli followed with clover; thus
nowt ig Clover three times in six years, Instead
of twice, as I recommended, and instead of In
juring the land, making it "clover sick," or
causing any difficulty or trouble of any kind,
the invariable effect has been, that wherever
the most clover has been grown the land has
been in the best condition. And instead of there
being the least evidence that there is any danger
that there may be too much clover raised, there
is abundant proof on every band, that there is
the greatest need of increasing many= fold the
amount grown.
Consequently it will be seen that your Prus
sian correspondent's "contradiction , ' (last vol.,
page 41,) cannot apply here. But referring to
Les article it will be seen that he does not op
pose' " seeding twice in six tears' rotation," be
cause iestiould not be done, but because, as he
• argues, it cannot be done, or as he sap : "In all
Germany we have no land that will bear it."—
Hence he says: "If it can be done, if the land
will bear it, why then I should fully agree and
highly congratulate Mr. F. on owning each ,"
land." Now in answer to this I believe lam
fully justified in saying that from anything we
know or can learn to the contrary, we have
here in western New York, and perhaps some
of the best wheat sections west of here, just
such land. And though we may not be able to
tell to a certainty what we may expect in suture
the feet that clover can be grown so much seal
er, cheaper and better here than in Edgiand or
Germany—that our soil and climate seem to be
so much better adapted to Its cultivation, would
certainly seem to show that there is very little
Ratty danger of raising too much of it. In
judging from the experience of our farmers thus
far in growing clover, the only limit to the
amount that may be profitably grown, if in al
ternation with other crops, will be found when
the land, by growing clover, and the application
of barnyard manure, has been made as rich as
is desirable for wheat, when to make the land
-richer, ;would be as likely to damage the crop
by badly ledging as it would be to improve the
yield of gram.
And I wish to haVe it distinctly understood
that in advocating the growing of more clover
I am not going on the one idea principle of lan
proving land solely by plowing m clover. But
on the contrary,, one of the principal objects in
view in advocating the growing a great deal
larger and more frequent crops of clover is to
have a great deal more clover hay to feed, in or
der to make more and better manure, being
strong
in the belief that to continue the mak
ing large amount of rich manure, is not on
ly the easiest, cheapest and best course the
American grain-growing farmer can .eke to im
prove and enrich his tam, but vastly better
than it would be to depend solely on either ma
nure or growing and plowing in clover.
Rut admitting the time may come when our
land may retase to grow clover, if it is sown too
often, when we can only be sure of a good crop
by sowing but once in a period of six, eight or
tea years, yet in fact that long before the land
will be brought to this condition, or become
" clever sick," it may be brought to a high state
of fertility—that by the frequent growing and
feeding . of heavy crops of clover, the land may
be pm in en excellent condition to produce any
other crop—would seem to be an abundantly
sufficient reason for growing clover until the
land becomes as rich as may be desirable, For
with a rich productive soil, there are plenty of
other forage crops that may be grown for the
use of the farm, until the land has become suffi
ciently rested to again produce clover.
But, instead of there being the least danger of
growing too much clover, the reasons and facts
brought out during the discussion of this subject
in your columns, incontestably prove that the
farmers of the wheat-growing sections Of the
Northern and Western States, cannot do better
than to largely increase the amount of clover ,
grown on their arms. And, in view of the large
amount of land that is not only not improving,
but is being more or less run down, as it is more
or less farmed on the skinning system, and also
.in view. of the fact that there are considerable i
sections of country that formerly produced good
crops of Nyheat, that hate long since failed to do
so; and that there is too much reason to fear
that this may he the case in regard to much, if
not the most of our wheat lands—l say in view
of these facts, it seems to me that I cannot too
strongly urge all wheat-growing farmers whose
lands are net in condition to produce heavy
crops, to largely increase the amount of clover
grown and fed on their farms.—F., in Country
Osage/Sun.
For the Gmentav Gentleman.
Sure Remedy for Onion Maggot.
1 have noticed lately several inquiries—" How
to destroy the maggot in oninns ?" For two
seasons past, I have practised an accidentally
discovered expedient, with perfect success.—
When the plant begins to form the bulb, after
the first weeding, I draw the earth from it as
much as possible,so that the plant will lie down,
leaving the small roots below the bulb unharm
ed; they support the plant, and in a day or two
it is erect again, and the bulb growing on the
top of the soil. My opinion, the result of expe-
rience, is that the sun is the antagonist of the
maggot 1 have tried lime, lime and soot, ashes,
do - without success. Raving received no little
benefit from the various communications in your
journal of this character, I feel under some obli
gations to do what I can to reciprocate aS far as
in my power hence these remarks for what
they are worth.
- Greet Barrington, Mass. 31. L. WtrrrLoct.
T11:6 EASIZAT WAY TO PULL Situps.-31r.
Carpenter, in reply to en inquiry, said that he
had tried several plans for getting rid of stumps
and the one he found the cheapest and most sat
isfactory is to let the tree pull - its own stump at
the time it is felled. Instead of chopping - off the
treeabove the surface, the ground is dug away,
and two or three of the principal roots are cut
off at sufficient depth to escape the plow ; then
the first moderate wind blows the tree over,
stump and aIL I think The expense is no great
er than That of chopping the tree in the usual
way, and Iget increased yield of wood.
HOW To 'KEEP CROWS Pam' Pum.nso tr
Conn.—Take half a dozen eggs and take the
white out. Put in a very little etriebnine, and
set the eggs around in the corn field. If they
get it Wore they get anything to - eat In the
morning, you will find them in the field. Stick
a pole in the ground and hang up the dead
-crow& If they go off with the eggs they won't
cturtitback again. Three have been found lying
dead beside one egg.—Jous Amu!, Cott:mks,
SIZED OP Ceranry , Prosona—lt appears from
a recent trial made at Bonges that carrier pi
geons can still compete in speed with railways.
I,ast week one hundred and forty-five pigeons
'wen liberated & t`Bbuges at five o'clock in the
morning to decide a wager. One made the dis
tance—three hundred and seventy-five
in less than eight Lours, and mother in less than
Wins
4)l2aramoOLD Pow; Banaus.--Afteracrab
bla,g, tarn the barrels open end down, and keep
a maderate MOW =du .tha:a for half or a
Iv/Wadi%
the fodepstulatfirshikau
ituurtempribietii7ZlATs* IvIQU
10110400IIMMIn*If, ,
H. H. . irnAmirdn,
as $2;0411L-Tima.or
Wad up ata litl iralakc 41(490Thadin11.
Rates sit Aden
Tam
a t 1 W l o gl3
I equate, 1080 Leo 1
I
Sequa's 100 160 200
8 squares 1 501225 f 8.001
4 squares' 2 COlB 0218181
lcllchtlingott ls dee Type. beigatsi e Flee e glum, -
Thirty Atlngettserierillessettrie Owl eadteett=eriairtet
their eelverthementsocessimally Trljhan F lee
Blueness Quell net excetertic nee Ileum Inserted et 113 Per MIMI,
aerenreeresetetolaturetasestonin nesipaper,sonithebseene
14 Fetday artertoon or eartyrsatorday muratf:
.119bliVotk.—The °Mei) of Vie limarpro -
BiomuczaurOPNYNd±4 with three ,
no*Sivii POW- - •...
Utatii;Mitirwte i tirg N :71
JOBaS4..tf o t t rervius e =
tad all ' llisdiorJob l VArroeb '
asat•—•,— obeutatx Poem. Übe&
11.antlls. pamphlets, ke.,&c. NOM* done nostly and promptly
'Conittobtee, and SOlioci
BLiaks,Notes. Deeds. Leases Liao! Oottniets, ite kePteonNPINY
ots hstsa sod forststolOthe,lxossmrouN itioONto.
Mi1Wt414.131 W. MUTH, „A il
DA AND 011A118 NAND.
lacturet. Attila coattant!y on Mad all
Ittmla of Oaraxr Nniartnitta o a r At,
abated at than mice. Atom WI Wars Rooms foot orMatu AL
Ito:trona, Pa., llama 8, 1.868...tt
LAW NOTIOR-NEW MIX
subENTLET & FITCH hiving narristed A 8. Amur, m;
with them as a partem to the practice Glee iairto all Ita mut
cm breaches. the bestows will hereafter be done In the camp of
Bentley,Fitch&Bentley,
..4.11 boatman mantled tett= will be attended to with prompt
new and Adslity. °l9O &IMO as occupied by Morality & Fitch.
S. t67SLZi .L. Z. 2111111. ..... 11. =MST. SD.
Montrose. January 2. 1821.
P. REYNOLDS,
MESSED AUCTIONEER 2
ELLS DRY GOMA tad , 111 kites of ittretndlm, 666 elm
11:
=row, Ps. Dec. 6. 1564-tf
GEORGE GATES,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER !
'Address tdmock, 8 sambas= Meaty. Pa.
Arwas3l3, ISSL—Smp
Thraininiing Surgeon !
bee.._rpewee ib ., Gat Cmatitlatlcoter
Peaalont, • MEDICAL EXAMINER lit Immo. to eraudne
IT give certMmta to attentltled to Pconlotu, I.lllsAtrad to al/ ap.
plicatiotttlutt ma! be prompted to bloL__at ifontotoe, Ds. Rooms
al J. S. Tar bell'• Rotel. X
PATRICK.
Atontrose. AVID 6, INDl—tf
McCOLLIIIS & SEARLE,
ittorneys and Counsellors at Law,
MONTROSE, StTSQ. CO., PA.
otn i n 'Ww ETokllll4, ant Lathrop, Tyra
• - D. W.
Itnatrnse.rithrtmvlll,
L. 0. TIFFANY,
United States licensed Auctioneer,
FOR 8 TISQUICHANNA AND tuzzaNs COMPTIEB.
O hmn.3latTlls 1864-11.64.2eptl Gitolaprevd
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney - at -.Law : !
OMER OVER WILSON'S STORE.
Ifebtrahavestls.l2,B4.4l'
D. BREWSTER.
AUCTIONEER !
Montrose, .I".a.
Sicaltrcur-. Agra 41356-V
WHITLOCK & HALL,
D rilas c ifz=lL.,74.4%ll 4 W,l3mll4 Feed, Mel,
GROCERIES,
Pm. Mews., fiympe, Tea. 'Coffee. fipiree. dre. Third
bonding eolith al:Wirth I Foundry, New Word Borough,
EDW. WHITLOCK. a. LIAL.
CoMset Wait and Undertaking audit rally L.A. wax.
•
New Milford, Jelitury 16 18M—Some.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW-YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
i b etas JaanorD.lB6l. is W 10.89..
75j303.82
J. ?alma Onus. J. kturna,Presidebt.
Jorm Moan, kisfatant Seery. A. F. Wrmairbn, V. Peen.
Poltriadanbl and renewed by Ms vadErsdina4 at bla aka. la
A. LaibroVe 13rick 110114111 t.
BILLINGS STROITD, Agent,
maubvse.. Pa-4WD S.lBtLtf
H. Del:l4TM' & CO.,
Commission 'Merchants, in
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS,
Beef, Mutton, Poultry. and Calves,
BUTTER, EGG, STRAWBERRIES,
AND PEACHES,
403, 404, 405, • AND 400
WEST WASHINGTON MARKET,
?Yew._ York.
HICNST Deillit.T. I J. o.l4sBsniaorr.l N. B. Exuma
FIRE INSIJ RANCE.
Theinsurance Co. ofNorth America;
HasEstabliahedanAgency Zontrose,Pa
This is the oldest Insurance Co. in the U. States.
CASH eeprrsa.. PAID IR
LESSTS OITZEL
fratrateil ore at lcrer as those of anygood Ocrmplaillu N.
eleetthere.eptlte Dbectotsare among the test for honor and
toterritY. A.RTBUB. G. COFFIN . , Pecrittent.
OtrASIMI Ptart.Seery. B. STROUD. Amt.
Iftatroes,Julyl.4.ls42.-ty Office In Lathrop's Bela Baßeit .
Fire and Life Insurance !
PROCI CrII.E.D 13V
F. B. CHANDLER,
~donlntn Pm 2 "sztdr . ix." 1 1.4%
international Fire Insurance Company
OF NEW-YOWL
Office, 113 Broadwa
GE CH vic I ENE
CLIARLEB TAYLOR, President,
Itrarnaost Barron, Vice-President
OLiVfilt DKAILE, Acting Secretary.
BILLJI!Ei STROUD, Agent,
Mont:Tee. lazusr7
• SIIOOIING IRONS T.
EVVOLIT/EG AND 'IINSLE-11E'W STYLIE,
AZBEMW - g.
TEE GREATEST lERROVEStENT YET.
A Single Pistol., that Draws Its Own Oar
- • fridge after Firhig!
Mae las Um ..eisT arm: los." All date tad atrlaofear•
Mist an tans, Mao a. D. Elea Doable-Wala•Yraot aza palled
Mates &nay Peronalan 0401. •
Vfinazta's 00 to tee Data Sew ligroin= tad ;Idols berate
pincharlag. • O. D. DOLAN.
Xattroir. Feb.tritlh 1863.4!
•
. .
vrx.c. =SERE'S. FTLIOR6 NT znpozirr Or Tn46vOi_g
alLi " p eleatl a t gtufffpla, s t l y: theGum4
Mirth 12. ne.s : ; •!' , ;, ', JTE4,IY6TROOS 6 FOSTER.
NEW . GPODS
• -
Wilit3ollltoiFFlrg i/kIWARSEIViI
.IMEIRMLet.
VV.`V, l °. • Rsu , ryvirt•t•
- OWE I
lr_Tl_
X'
=
D. W. I.OWELIi • PRINCIPAL & PROPRIETOR
/13, the above leral o in i =li f ealbr u rralbe , tg
potted and Improvements Web aro bees rade to sad
to the Baena Laerartounsts of hla College. The Mine td.
etreetionotatended and perfected, Kande tO
Toning Men and Ladles
• - - The bed factittles for obi:doing •
A _PRACTICAL, I COMITSITENEWVE ,BUBINI2B
EDUCATION. ,
rhsetwouri,novsl, and hateledESedal4ol
" ACTUAL PRACTICE
embraces a ate* routine of tranactione In,tarktraportlOß
bora of tainere. &atom Bank and Railroad. Maraca Tate,
ct more, erd, UM it. and voconaltd peatto
ea re
frt a pleasha and eatethetory ane? the daily .ra
;dad eines Ilte.in whirl the me ut become
Its
Maeda
meteor CLEM =WHA?. end RANKER, toeeiving.
sea capacity, ft mutat and reliable lenowledgenf to. to
undfations ante and Pasta
' NM AN aaz-pt._
in Ude imentialbraaof a Maw= edualion no Colima offert
better Wales to the lam: The Boacerian Intent will he
tsuattrrall Its varieties try the modal= tauten of than,.
Bpecipmett of, Wilting Item b. received tbos Ida.
at encomium thaw toe braa.
Iroremoralinfonnatibe mtnedom threseate., Mande fel Oel Metiti,
Veg willa) Rat of Penman& taloa
TIMES ASE GETTING BETTER I
rlt =MN= th° " and ft Z 1
et qiiellbei`g, Eoßenbatik & eo.
Ever ready and %Chat to an goods at low VIA=
Antal In announcing to their nn Riot and
Sheathe, baba Donal • WY •
Large and Elegant Stock of Goods
mew* int by awn Rata -
Pall and Winter Trade
at the twat
Decline of Prices,
aratherefore impend to oatnts att In want of. ard can moan Cara
Sodom:a to all Doyen of
Dry. Goods.
Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Clothing,
In which hoe our Stork le by fir the largest and most complete Cl
any to the County. It embmees a full Una of
ForOgn and Domestic
DRESS GOODS!,
each as If erbsoe. Paramattas, Bombs:rim Imperil! Clothe, Le.
Ohm% Alpaeen,. Looters, all wool or put cotton, De
Lolnp.aad Pldda Marsh' code, 3d.. and in
DOMESTIC GOODS
ralat.• Mat I=3..Lihecke, ti t..., Flannels of
LINEN GOODS.
For Etausetemsdne.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS !
angle and double Wooten. Beech,, Shetland wool and Clastunere.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS ,
of the boo materials and of the latest Myles. cicalae Cat
bonds. thaytklothis. Bann, rderpour„clo9A Also
end veil.. ry of cleanly? w.mm e'w-d•
FURS I -FURS I FURS
In this line we would espemally call the &Gentian of bums so to
oar asurtment and pines. which defy oreatetition.
Hoop Skirts,
hoop Skirts,
hoop Skirts,
raticr.mwea.v., , s f r o; . y er of g t a r and Oita Of
COlVlEtthla
Corsets,
Corsets,
of the best wench make, superior to any others -
Woolen. Goods !
In Mood, Nelda; 8011t2" Ac. Sc., and • vary tarp tine In
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Ow franks ar e the a= as eves; bee BtOC I / 4 In ibis WWI of trails
Is very Ur g e sad complete. Feellagelthlfied to sell
all and every one In inal of
Alen's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing
=lll,
,IZetOM.ale.igt= Flitlftlll=l.l3temrsua
of all that are In the habit of Prin . 's — den clothes in& to order, to
try usaslre dm gin
Full Satisfaction in Style & Make
Glee iss a call and essmolue onr
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO,
Montrose. Sept. 12 : 1841 4 -
NEW FIRM]
W I. & 'lt. W. TINKER,
s.sezarnmor announce to the darns of Itontron and
lES of
1 .6 'WARY Gat taming Magma Um entire 'Ott of GROCER.
CRANE &
d to
Teas,
Sar
*m olasses,
Tobacco,
And all other ante] es h 3 the GROCERY LINE. They win keep
eourantly on hand, and for sole cheap, • drat rate quality of
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
raom SELECTED W ESA T, by the sock or barrel, GOER
MEAL SALT. &C.. &C.
Hoping to merit oms Bes s e to recent, • harshen of IMbl/ekatret
we. Oar motto la QUICK BALES &ND SMALL PROVITS.
W. I. TINKER T. W. TINKER.
Montrose, Oct. Ch. iS64 .
LET ITS HAVE
A. G-ood Understanding.
TUE DIOISTIROSE •
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
. .=M d eg o lt a i 7 s
3 rhniej o bt rst I.l4 4o bov=d be=
OUR STOCK
now complete to aft Its branches conalitleg 1.11 Put el
Men's Boys' and - Youths '
Moo and Caine Boots and Nbom.
A DIES' GLOVE KID,
Floe Goal, and Calf, Ropy Soled Walking Shoe% Mel
the Vulmoshed Rubber Shoe, (a line thing for Fah sod Yg
An endless variety of Mimes', Children's sad Infante Same:
Sande and duelltica.
Gents' and Boys' Rats and Caps,
of ell kinds and elyin.
ALSO_ 9 -GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We also bianufachne - to order all ItinO•orßOata and Shona from
the beet mme.lehg, which we will sell-etaerformah Q ready pey.
Goliath see our stock and price, imam will bat or undersold by
u Ptil e. r4, 01 . :!Scibet r 'r'''''r au t r `l"• - ;
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY
A - "BACK " PAM •
Tilitg•rie r L1MM1V 312 1,11 37 TEE
°WU°
4 ragi tzron jgo rn eatzta marusted
Charges P. PITCH,
THE TEST STYLES.
TO EDI BAUTTER
li z ZA= LLl A.Ml7.grAl=="4l° cu t .
rarS t rizlrdr o ln 4B , l 'A d airff.; Ymk sun.-
UrT l 4" IrL.Piutu3r's o '
MEAT MAIIIKET,
On Public Avenue, near SearWs Solo
EEPeonstantlyon tirdszoodfalygitELTB m ip
M.VE I CIMFZUW..gitAtegfriiIID T PA
g a rldr i rati
liontrosa. feb.111,180.41
ILEAL.FATATi AGENCY.
U. U. rmILIPB. fanned! of Stuntudinsta o=4, baa
IMOD. AOSINT.
fe we.t.iuNts , cmpo county.*. NW on EtZ4, and for
sales number or
FINE lIVIPROVEDFARMS
Those wishing towill Ind Of the
Mos:dyne ra., Or =dun flu sotandhee
trentrettle mum&
PHO'rOGILIPII ALBUMS.
Boa siass
.
ar
- ABEL' TDRIZBIL
PliZf Z.OO M
iiEthir atiMelli t .1
r ' S • • • •I.n.
1y
58 00
1500
2000
24 00
*woo
ittoopoo.
fleiritiltnew GoOds
414!
I rs. the =bobs ente2ear tnto tunes under um
WEBB a StITTEIIIIIIO -
bog Imo to loft= tlqe pubtletlattro are boy meths from Sat
i Tort a !ARCMs:3AI WELL , BUZCTIM STOCK of
Goods of Every Description
icotogtaicat ttuttatott styles of Aprtagaatt Ammer Mall. CUL
ass.Delignit Outlateres, fitawfs,'Oottobsdes, he. A tot of
43Tooeries of all Kinds.
i A got 4 StioltaltZt of dotter?, Catonwtoz Woodotrimi. Hata
ibd Cam Boots and Stmea. Umbrellas, Parasols, Gloves, Drew
Itharamarovect TlesSmuts,COUtrtata. Aim stood searatmentof
HARDWARE, .
c a , oo of 5 ,,,,,,, Hosit Proollosfloob.lreskt
At. All hods of oneuxo taken In Ito. Call tuml tea 03 at
ebb's Old Store on Publiellvenue
aJ. WEEII3, . • • A. D. 111.11TERFIELD.
1
Noatrap, April IQ, 1¢14.-1,
_ That Same
, - 1k - 0 4ti
L. C.ICTEELER
WM, CA s, AND 11118,
Gloves and Mitts,
Boats, Shoes, and Findings,
~.(~ ~
Oen& Wog), Fell. and Far Kat; from 81,25 to OO,CO.
Dope Wool, Fell. and For Kat; from ,T 3 to 1,00.
CM/drew' Wool, Felt, onel For Copt
,1',5 to 1.30.
Cent', Bop% and ChllOreof Cloth Gorr ,75 to 1,00.
Boots and Shoes:
Ladles' Balmoral; pain and them horn 02.00 to WOO. Lnilles .
toStlng tool Kid from $1 • -i3 to SSA. Lathes' Cloth . ond
Kid Slipper; Mme wad 001101 . 0nm' Balmoral.. Gaiter.. end nut ,
ben, Gentlenaceo calm and One Beata conceal:alp on band.
Pink and White Lining aim Cochineal !loans, Luta, Knives,
Nana, Ink. Lied Ball, War. Webbing, liaccnicht, Pince-ea ke.
Gloves and
dente Back Glom and =tem from 0.00 to ►7,00. Dente' KW
atom. from CM to 0340. Boyle Bock Mittens tram 41 to
FURS.
Lotter. lfloset, Chilthco'll Collars. Vlctoriuce, Cam. Mutt%
eon. mad Hoods, of every clartety ; Sets from WO to SSW; GentA'
Collars. Cam Botralo Bad Fancy Rohm, &c, &c.
All kinds OrFure mule to ordoand W A P.RA NIEL) to be what
VAILLI ' Arir for in ' adz oflts . ;;Vory " L n e door bebtie P.O.
L. C. KEELER.
xardme. A most 23, 1324-12
DO
o II
WA.N-Is
GOOD PIANO ?
cra.a
CABINET ORGAN
OALT.! AND ttZS TRIM: AT
0. D. BEMAN'S
When
You han he
ITapplied with any
Thing An the Lana of
Mtisical Merchandise,
.7/11011
PLAISTO
TO A
„ JEWSTIAII.I:".
Juiso—asuffaxd.tho only anortment of
PURE Silver-Ware
andIIVIS DLIVV4IIY in tam
'V. D.-4 Intllanlythe PlaXlol of fast Vass thuton and
IrciaTakliakera and all Pianos sold by me will by
kept la tuna cus you.
Oabinet Organs Warianted forlive Tears.
P. B.—lf you want an Inferior Instratama dont call
on Town. truly,
0. D. BELTIAN.
Montrose. Muth IA VAL
M. tic)l33E3
/11PTERStotheptiblle,atprIcesthat cannot 4110 suit
kir iinchuvcdormontrunMot
GROCERIES, tv--tt
MIGARB,I SAB, COFFEE, 8 FICE,FLO UR
and SALT, (6g the sack or barrel,) FISH, end all
artkan i ft.:main ItatageGrocorfas.
Floor by the Wholesale and Retail.
Ail meant° Malt,/ hope to nacetve o UDanl .ltreof pobll tpa
EZ:Mhestaratketpricepahl fterPSLTEWDZMIZO
itnetrosallareMktBoll.-lin
PERT EXCITING NEWS
MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDDIG
Valuable Holiday Goods Captured.
O1:JR tram and trusty 0 EN. BANTA CLAUS hms of late teen
soup% Bye' upon the trunmons dangly trona, frtldArg thou'
4fottruse, andmot so fortunate me to mare • goat assortment of
Tap and other valuable goods sultable for tbe 11oIldays ; enough
to nu large number albs myna cora 1rf9C14.961.4 SIDd to be sold
tbcaPr •Mtde . Ifrunklin Hotel Basement" Store, No. 1, one door
ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
d LITTLE DELO fl,)
„atm ergeteseient of th e General's =moth erpon the snivel of
Our motto Is Gee 1;1 let Tin.
Ithethrose. Decanter 12111. ISs4.—tt
On the Track.
C. F. MEEKER,
iprhITING messed the Foundry and stock on hand of P. U
AUL Corwin. Is prepooe to manufacture
Plows and other Castings, .
such at aregeneral, [mil to Canntry Shop u elan% notla. and
en mumble lama.
Foundry apposite the Post °Mee
N. D. OLD IRON WASTED. for whlcl I Will pay CAM.
O. F. MEEKER.
New mss, Bert 11,IE8#. try
HONESDALE
MONUMENTAL WORKS !
To the People, of Susquehanna Co.
riffuhdolittrima berely‘ announce that they tra'brlng the
ts metlvect by thtm
Tomb Stones, Ave.,
la eittit eethiy canpoleibly weak them 0.1 end do.
pettethem. Ilw — kiederareirpedfally whetted !tad filled pamaptly
" Z wd esalay ad. tBBCif M. B. PECK & CO.
Stuart's Refund Syrup,
r „ Tmat.
Kong. Naverder
Pophns DeLaines, &e.
FsFPisa% Wm" wad Prinil 011ANDLEIM
Maatrtekannamben t
Flannels
Fulains. what, eta cowed. ad ;baker Flandsid
011.8NDLZIVIL
Crockery and Clothirg.
A gs au. 4.* tug vita* um at emn PigiNgicor
'Cloths and Clothing,
Casitreeits. and Mott:dna CIyaiDLIMS
Monroe fig kiDUIEONer:II.II44. ••• •
(WM paktraiTlMCYl`ll.lr BETILD 6:aim Om Halal
'1„,1 1 :1M 0 2: bY ru4 1..trx.,91 Ih ai
Ras 01 ttacM cam ot J BEST ASSORTMENTS of
WEB OFFERED IN THIN MA Rata
entanne. In Rut of the toiloothe
FTNDINGrS.
A.S. BULLARD
hi New Milford. Pa.
HO
SCRANTON, PEA,.,
Wlmlnala aall MIMI DuLein
MAR D WARE
IRON, STEIL, NAILS,
804 a,Chervele, Bultelune anitroed end IthatniBunllee
bilne dlfrereat due, Counter Bunk end Trull Bpikes,
u , 'l2= 1 t l• 4 lal d' dt n ud
e.
Hube,Spokee,Felloeuripindlee.Boura.Poler.
Patent LestMr,ZungutleO Leather.Whlptionk•
eta, ern a /must Varian, ur CarrlVl Una
Manufacturetu Goode, /kr., San, u.
ET Iva Rive math ettentlanto Wiper% or ousitoekoiao era
batter saluted eneodment than esn be Ruud elsewhere In Caspar
Of the State.
Anvils, Vices. Stocks end Dim &Um.
nes le grant variety, Tie. Blocks, !ATM an wino.
'tote. Fleeter Peria,Oconent,lrrenen Ilore Glum
AGRICULTURAL /3111gEBIENTII
Piamps.OircuLsg 71Uland Chnes Saws, Macre auras Wrapping Paper, Blasting Paper.r.:2o and litaltincriaoll,
Plain and COLIVCX Horse tThoes and Hammered gOne MIL Mr.
Punters' Tools in great variety, and au. auxins Leatlaggaso
riuding. 'tubber and Lettbe: Batting, Fart:makes
Scranton. PO.. Marna 80 1864.4 g
1864-5• 1864-5.
FALL &, WINTER.
CALL AND az MD LARGE AND NEW =Di 03.
CLOTHING,
AT TEE STORE OP
GEO. L. STONE & co.
Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New
. Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING
1101111, SALT TOE , CO" & HOC I
All of the !theme la vympathgo uttb GOLD SC thitnts; a =7l Taio rOntgepith.lB44.
NEW GOODS
TanMeriben hove
a 1 1
Zit =271 trot'
Ne*
7°41'44 a
Watches, Clocks, Jewelty.
Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware I
Cutlery, & Fancy Goods,
to.hlrb they would bulb the attention of etas binds. Thi7
have a Large Stott of Bloalbdu American, and Mats WaSebea.
both Gold and Ellvet, of v vra= s z:lthria Shamehtl,
Corsi. Ont.. Jet, Box and G and Plain Gold Seta
of Earl cgs and Pins, Stumm* 1, Plan Gold
and Fancy nag. Rim of every variety and
priceoaold Braceleta, Armletra chatelaine,
'Pod, Guard and Neck Cholas, Gold and
leer Spoof, aelesand Thlnkbl4.ool4l
Stove Buttons and Eittula.BlaNsm.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
:gives Nip Me" Batter
and Fran Sul von Card
Forks, ever y description of Odd Pia.
ces tv Care.. The lanceet lot of Platcd
Ware sm. bronchi Into Blooms Oeutrty,
cempdslue every article to use. /OMB very ben-
Uhl 14C0119 Clam °minute, • Nee lot of P l ana a
all qualitlea cloaca 0.311" Benda, Vlalln and Ott",
etrmpmd Trinandop,Ptabloa Tanklald e•osTlasi Ea.
rometern Thermometers, Needles, Etruabal,Gold
SPY Glasse% &C. tec. Alan
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
of the very best maker; GOVER, & BMEIOIII
Family Sewing Machines,
bo lE arC arrntlilT = &c.
Psbrl7Efli hloagk.l,
All blade of
Watches and Clocks Repaired
at short notice end In the BEST If ANN= ; alzo lIIRGRAVINQ
In the BhST &ME:.
EVANS & ALLEN.
Commertlst B
Blb.r.hlantnn,V37 23 1844-10.12 4'Pr.°" toe
poet
Wee'
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
rho Ili HILL A) Co g
34 Court street, Bittlthamton, N. Y.,
lave eart.uuW) , on hand IS LIM! nod . of goo& adapted to that...
TuaDt. or Ltda . 0./1 kinportatlon.
CHINA,
GLASS-WARE, LAMPS.
TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CARPSTS, OILCLOTHS,
WOODEN-WA N,
CUTLERY,
do C.
Iteret.ms till be mooned at Net York Job
. t il. g = a CO
libuttmmton. 21. Y, December 19th. 1554.-1.1
tt. S. 740 LOAN
It is A National Sayings Bank I
OFFERING A
HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
Than Any Other,
And the Best Security.
SIIIISCRIPTIONE RIMEIVED BY
W. H. COOPER & CO .,
As,th,t 1864.-ff TYROS& FA.
REMOVED, AGAIN t
" The 'Famous *Barber.
Come and see the Camas Harber t
Fawn, BArber, late of lisp L.
Int, of Hayti, now at WeNfelt
0,41 F. It, VVecAlfa Shoe Store.
Find one &wing and abamPoolna.
FLA me cutting Ger to ants FM;
Find mere...lllY at yone service,
At yourrertice, CHARLEY MORRIE.
Second door above Searlea Hold, Up Stain.
Montrose. Jane :7,1954.-tf
Still Alive !
W E . 7, " „ ltZ7n r ° , ll , lll7rTaiiitiVoolaitlL27 4
CARD WOOL. and DRESS MOTEL, Um came ma anal. 'Ube
OLD MOTT STAND." one mile ar-clatult mu, of Noatmeekee
the Snake (.fleck Turnpike. J UPSON MOTT
ottroLe. June 0. 1.F.84-u EasoN Mon. •
• UNDERTAKING !
A. B t2r b g. t brol 3 .ll"..tp...Vins v""tlymtsO=
eon am! Fa.ronage of hLstrictuts and !.be publlo_amerap._ Aar!
Istigterd,sace when dcaired. HENRY W 'Kw
Great 1.1a41. Muth 3,150,11
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
ratotcE FAMILY FLOIT/L for tale by the teed. band bo vick
or hound. ond'ot Imo; prime da the game qadiltted can tad
at any other Aron le the Counts eta!) tad we.
%fly o ILLSI • Is PITT.I.ARD
Carriage Shop
LW PULL BLAST I
TlL'avai 4 E:Jr_lektrANilitUfgdat=
trord. Job 12 sflA4 OLSMONA
COODS..
A LARGE ADDITION TO MY STOCK OP
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Bou g ht for QM at low ftures., indwlll bowl!) atop. 064411N1L
WOW.. T. U. M.. V. 11.. 1111.611BLEL
NEW BOOKS.
WOn'dellff. by Rarrietll. wiener. iewAekrlle• Poem*
Eaur.berdaa bl easkrrfunventis and mol l y recedss
IL T
A. H'&
GOODS WALLING.
ungot% row GREERs►pftp, ftity alansell
• VP •
+v► .1.11
0
Greif of Hoop sad Balmoral ISktrei. Wks' lien GNI
Obuth" . . GuMectabo.Gbici 1711341. MAIM 'Meet
of Welt*. ligaltrioa Cottle. do. ft.
BOottuti Shoes.
Mee% and Rot's _ Week Otdlrtzen'e Orpcmoed Shoes, Ilencol
Snook Ogaars, 0113boes6.Wisman • gajj &tuns.
atte• GROCERIES.
vw ngt4 QUALni
nod and Tobacco. Duo &e d . ac. dr- P
NEW FIRM!
BALDWIN & ALLEN;
FLOWI t PEED, CU; PORti
:,:),;(t):11 ill: Ci A s
Hams, Dried . Beef, Candles,
Teas, Coffee, Spiess,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars
403LICIrS7MMIL 3 ,
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat,
BROOMS, NAILS, &O.
Cash Paid for Good Butter.,
A. BALDWIN. • • W➢l. L. ALLEN.
Nontrose. Ned elle ?Otte Avant AyrlllB,lBU.
No Humbug !
A First Class Jewelry Store
Hu lour Ixen tuxtled to MONTROSE. and saw vs binro is
AT B,ENIAN' S
111 adittoo to hit forpm Stock. sad Broad Stick al Mud
Watrous. V' attar. he halal:11s aM 14frk
the beg Aslortment of
Silver and Plated Ware
sew atnwed to laccarcee.
* l4 B . llendlet =eta ofeletereMake d leaV,chers,Ooblet,e,
cont=eorpnnt Ora s treinstclies,Atoadcia.
Mcgllatt.and Swim
Spetsclee,Blerer end Plated. Me, ealld Geld Jewelry, Leek.
Mead Obalna,lispen Bina from ltl =la to 61,00, eolld.JB caret
rimer Rent& Gold and Enver Thimble; Focket Knives. /Ivry
Table Erderosatc.
Violin and Guitar Strings,
ImtrealvedandforaxlebAyy 0. D. BEMAIS.
Montrose, Jaanery 14166&
The drut *Mead, Widrons. and Foster say:" Myles. dlopreed At
our stock of Moons, Watches, Jewelry, and Elves Ware to our
fellow tosnuman. Mr. O. D Emu, we would earrastly room.
outdoor patroossottheoubne mwidty, who 11111 be Ln want of
any of the above znantlon to eye hlut s can inn exudes
Ms Stork."' ftemember—One door above Searle's Huta .
Repairing as Usual.
Kontiess. N0v.11.1888
B. H. LYONS I CO
DraLl4lB Thr ~
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Natthig%
Drugget, Mats, Bugs,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals,
Glass. Paints, Oil,
Nang, Sheeting], Bats,
Tarn, Wall Paper, Shades,
Border, Cord and Tassals,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs,
CoMn Trimmings, Thread, £e;
ALL or
Dr. dayne's Family Medicines,
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches,
B. It. L YONS,
LIMIT von TEM
LYCOMINO CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
PUBLIO AVIENDE, Mottos° , Pa..Oct.7. GL-U
EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS I
AT TES
iIiBRITOBB ESTIBLISMIEBII
OP
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
• AT THE FOOT OF NAM ST.
MIRE eitezudre Taraltbrearotahllehment of Wat.
.1 W. MUTH hiving beearii4ltted
two
y
provedAhepropfletorrespeet om= to theca/
was of Montrose sae vtelel y, that be le eoestaa
aith l agandkeets otthatel the LA.B.O.F.ST & BEST eseostmentot
FURNITURE
to be foutto in the Country.
Weglyethetottowineun ot some of the artleleorttehwer&W
sallakentathrreeneedoneeeforOASHernEADY PAT:
Beams,wathotoyWahogoly, with glasefrom 416 to Oh.
Barsaaserlth theatleorbrocatelletomfrom 618 to 644. Atill
e
thegeaelkatmeattrom 48.111041.4.616.4.41811•
Waab Stande , AbiedStanda.corneratiasquareitands, o f
timed arlees,ftom 45 eentato leo dollen. albtrle
DeeksAtvanatoteelr ackafoetatoolaottomatulJoaerre*Ae.
Cleatre,eard,pthr.tollet.dlatogAltehen.ae extension tablet.
Uhabs—atheandero oeseats.ltooters—canelag,andwoodectil l
of ever, VathetyaB4 41 7/o•
B of a e lete*utotunththetlatahOttaattheat Hew Torkprieell.
SPRING BEDS !
41.4211114 J• 7111 11113.(7111AZI6T pan IW7 to Mame.
N.D. ythaeposeleeorane qa head orforahthed atehortootthe....
Itearsesalerayala readlonumhea de/1;W.
We emptoy nonebutOAßg VOL dt EXPERIENCETWOHL
MEN. Welntee totto on WORK WE,I4. sae sell It
salt can be ego LOW
.rtle4 . W. W. tpLITH,
otontrosepettuarePLlSPl.- . •
SHOP
Sleighs and Cutters.
Trndisgzi2rte6)nnaorrtati BRE W
tootorbera =atm to carry on tbAmanutAztaire ot
BleighettUtterSa WagOnitt . &c
Itood y lettolo * A r k etSlethe,Lumt?ert3lolrehAndenttcritar4o ll
bind.
AtAtt,st @bon collet. Sent Stott tot Outten
aa f aa Maker's raatertAls.boatquollty.koptconstutlsroahud,
so onto be prepared to do GOOD walIK At abort aottco.
A good supply ofroady.toado Spoltta katAtcoostantly on hand.
N. B. Allperbonefadebte4to the, oaderal.tned wIR Owe cap
andset t l ethelrscumanuwithoutturthtnsotice.
Konttoist,jol7lB.ll364. VV2l..f. GARY.
•- - -
Boots an& Shoes.
som a z r mane,...a for ftal . t i l es a
House for Sale or' to Rent !
Tintr-14.4-14-",".'ar.thizaraw
mem.. Was 11. 11144.-t1
Soldier's Pensions, Bounty &Bat& Pay
71azglestoreed, MERE= AGENT 4:EP TITE °Wham'
111ENTarEl ere Want Meatlea to all claws eatrugedin
ewe; NoduirgemlessiniaZataL °Moore, Lathm,_Tylet .
sad Ellerasionk. 4. B. JileCOLLuir,
YoutrallaaseattlTl663,ll
. .:
. .
TR.Mtato raid to atilt Ow MO ttarllEß PASlPftlelik
win msysk
'''' ,
tiroceries.,
A CTIOIOX dock of Oroaerlis sot a nabs mere et UM B!37
cIUANDIMIrit
=
CABINET ORGANS!
oatitioirit or o.n
Best Instrunied Eier Maidietured t
00.1x2Y it of Idtrl cicsi,i;u;Nr.sait. =cam
larleeleirritrixi.fe3ls tr:*110000.
BlmotatnToontu & • - •
tr• Just received BoOve newt Initracttoit Book rot u. Ca
Ortsa and litloditati. Thebet4.l3ook j 24 11 ).:11,0Mitr
BEMAN.
iganim m zavanperuaea. , ,
HIRSCHMANN BROTHERS
tiurvoliA.BEß
B adr Cdcizigre “olizUbeint at
DRY GOODS,
Millifiel Oder - fang- Goplisi
Yankee Notional
WOOL, ANEI COTTON HOSIERY,
Carpets ; Qii Cloths,"4;., &c,
.Wbichthei are PrcParstlto sell at raworablalgues. 'Thdr cat .1
DRESS, GOODS
mut.,ttime =axle* the lttst ind - Melted ' 0 crow, p .
motet. Immune at the late Eel's, it =sanch tem
the market peke, and artll be lad with s=
also.
ELEGANT CLOAKSAND SHAMS )
A EnnaNl Lb* of
CLOTHS. - CASMIZRES AND. CLOILBI34
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
A.IrA of
LAMM ECURFS.
Ana • -
IitiM aLLICiABT MAU.
Also a Complete Liao at
FANCY' GOODS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
utuscutrukii BROTHERS
No.ta Coen Stmt. 61 62 ( deo BIZMVIL"
131nihamtan.Deenat7 03. TU4..
S BEL :TTUILIEEL
C 3/ 1:31
In the naarrous daysttmlati of Dia
Mercantile Business!
IF TOIL AND DESIRABLE,
0. D. BE:dial
21 Moen ca+tbMn part of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Di
stuffs, Groceries, Crockery,
Glass-Ware, Wall and Window
per, Oinbades and Fixtures,
Kerosene Lamm-Measles, Chianti
Burners, Transparent Cones,
Kerosene Oil, Burning Plaid, 'r
pentine, BENZOLE, Varnishes,
Window Glass, Fatty, Brushes,'
Cages, Cannry Seed;Sewelry,
Artist and Dentist Materials, Wl*
Fancy Goods, Pertineryolcc.,
tan,ln abort, nearly ma Wag. taratoet the delt. to plaertli '
tuts, to dellext the eye, to grallty the fancy, and as: to
nominee to the :egad alltal comentt
Net.truse.tortlt MIL • • 4115 L Tar-
NktVg r Stols
Spring and Summer Good'
at a Largo Reduction!
tram AprUpzices. Vas:ld:dim Inn tuticda
THE ENTIRE STOCK
which aria bar Conutl salami sannal. 041011 tee= on Cs
Most LIBERAL Te
for 0,41 . on ItZts co fax
N. B. Floor & Salt on hand, as neat
a. sunxtriv.
New Mllford o Ttuit 8. L. 463.
Agritalttutil Implement&
Tiguttvtauraraeostattir t
minubo2.
the! °Ng ellablithedand erellkporq arm of ,
Wheeler, Nell& & Co., at Alban;
These !hidden are to favorably known and nntemany erP,,
td that say effort strecommendation CaZudderumeetal.7- `
ffcett to laytlizt experience In teenufeetarthe,erat lenges..
hzetethtou t I mprovements which make them the
OILIZIP/ONS.OF THE WORLD.
' , mad eitiemdatittectUal td lLetr
Barger'sPatefiteleaningittachmei
&newt king,aedattathed tollegle.dottble.treble,or asy
horsepower,aad to eltherundershotoroverahotttreasze. Itel
tan beasoduan ordioaryhandtalll,andisennertor.assed.ue
tinning rninmade. It takes n o mottpowar to drive the oho
taeliment.than It demo drive an ordinary eeparater or Scott ,
Dlereren sime of cleaning attatatnent.iame must. are smtlv
Home roweraelstale and dmd.deWboeler's patent. 'echoer
Improvements. Lawrence& Oookre Falser,
horse powers. SAW ml Ili for %wing wood,feed ore elate
lere.ttleakve.k.e.. Asintiragelettdassrnataselves to arr.':
th.stronErrtzturartty that theobass crlim , orry Is UrOo;
morkotoratatty.eonvenience.sodebettmees.
l'ArarthertatiktilsriksendtetliegnWaibtrfor elrealu.sr_
embemnetdnery. Orderesolldtedandellled rich extomptsear
!dealt,. /a}so Agent for
iIUBBARD'B.IIIOWING MACHINE,
i iitdrattrosonfretured by B. U. farllXls DRiVIIIETt
km16.1'1,-014 res. mowerfor tblscotmtri.
eiveentiresallstactlOn. retina: Hoes for tens, and Matr.10,,,,
linenedfreeorebergefor frelsal or transputatloo., •All Persoestelealut toprocurt the bestandebeapeentovissa..,
erdneareadvlsed to Oritnesetbework oleo Hubbard's Llgal
Slower.belarecommitUngthemselsesto say Otbe7 Memo
ordeMllithited tau pzempUysitentladto. • •
Postpfflocrieldreas.HrufOrdat.Usq.oo...Pa. „
• 'r
L R. PECK, Agent, - ,
Rutoni.P6..JuirsasdAt .
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SA—LE.,
A.l..tbk,littrandnwp;tl.rol LOlbrOli..lito
bonze andi:arn &nem eboet IC* eCt4 irtaik i re
U°artT good non= and lallendli, capOhla Or Mlles ika ax
a lumber per year, Tte wevreolll la within two mlthe of Al,rr
Mateo, on the D. L. AW, AallnAd. A 04.1 Taw roe. Ova
eta whole property. Then le Wood and lumber encreah tonna
for twke over. A tore chasm—will bo sold low, wdb nalui
ALSO. the Wm known as the •require Robert* ram:. " • otaon
wpotodeet =ton,wentalnlngabout Pie Bon a, Rom Skaolernt Martha, (Mt On the Twaheente2 Creel: 4
BO oven of fat land; the taliate ula land-ea ware droloablo ;Mc
LSO. It Urpnizty. one ndlo fro m l te ut ''''' •
01 A `'lJo^oel ram l
Lode. tU
oandetlng of *gristmill lad ow.
about 0) nerd Or land, with the water power. The grleleeq , "
dab ',seed mutate bualtimmid la well adapted for Inert! isle ve
ALd a valuable Arm one Ingehorn NAI/120110.00/119.1*00 i
400 etre., Flay tern of choke woof land the battoce
This TOM is well rental with good dancing. won weaned eo,
dace of caltlntlan to capable of ketPlitg from
lltycerws—* very desirable property. .
ALSO ,a halloo and lot in the thnough of Itcordrose.
the Priblle game. The lot contalnsabmt IX, acrvo
barn aid choler !loft and abide tram.
Thu 'Aland., of than wlahlog t v i n e ne . eboas rood 'dim le
these propen as trA Meg are all and drillable
aelthd roeSem, then. Liberal will ta divot ,
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