El 1 1 .10 %hi gar* ito:the - eit,liiiat, • Different Breeds of Fowl!. •DORKING& Cocas.—Black, or black and white breast and tail. light hackle and saddle. -Hass.—Slate•color, ash.cobwebspeekledwith brown or black. Any color but black and white. Such as these are tavariably the heaviest and largest birds. SILVER GRAY. Comm.—Entirely black breast and tail, white hackle and saddle. No speck of white on the black, no bull', brown or red on the white,, can be allowed. " Husra—Hackles of alternate black and white stripes, the latter predominatinc. Body of light gray, the shah clench feather being white. Rob in breast SPECKLED DORKINGS. Comor:—Breast black, red, or either S • color spot ted with white.. Tail black, or black and white; hackle and saddle red or spotted. HERlL—Hackle dark, deep brown, or striped with gold. Body chocolate or light brown, spot ted with - white. AU Dorkings.of both sexes should have deep, square bridles, broad backs, very , full brenets,and white 'They 'may have single or double combs, but all Dorkings must have five toes. GOLDEN-SPANGLED HAMBURGS. COMr&—Large donble comb, full points, but neither overhanging the eye nor nostrils; the points clear and sharp, not smoothed over till the comb looks like fungus. Full pike behind, turning upwards. Dark- rim round the' eye.— Round, smallish deaf-ear, brilliantly white. Well. spangled breast; barred and laced wing; full black tail; blue legs; cheerful carriage. The under part of plumage bright buff. The hackle well clouded, and, if possible, the color so dis tributed as to present no patches of black. The saddle should also be well clouded. All ti e col or'should be rich, especially on the wing,where a - metallic black should bar and lace on a deep red Or maroon ground. The cock of the Silver Spangled is not shaded or clouded like the Golden in the hackle and saddle, but he requires to have his tail quite white, with the exception of a black point at the extremity of each feather. A most accurately spangled breast Ls also required. Lhasa—Bright red, spiked and piked, moder ate-sized comb, firmly seated on the centre of head, without the slightest deviation to either side. Dark but not black hackle. Body spang led all over; wings laced and barred; under feathers deep buff The color of the body should be deep and rich, the spangling, barring, and lacing correct, sharply defined, and bright with metallic lustre. The dearear snowy white, small and round; legs taper and blhe. It is very es sential the pike should incline upwanls. The hen of the Silver variety requires all these points, and, in addition, a thoroughly clouded hackle, and a clear tail, spotted at the end with black. Nothing is more important 'than the clouded hackle. BLACK HAMBROS. _ . Them birds are subject to the same midi as the other breeds, simplified by the fact that the plumage is of one color only. The combs must be spiked, piked firm and straight as in the oth ers, and the deaf-ear scrupulously white. SPANISH. Coma—Large comb, and perfectly upright It should also be even on the surface, having no Indentation popularly known as the .! thumb mark" in fmnt. Spotless white face from the comb to the throat. Long, deep, smooth, white taw-lobe; very full tail. Erect haughty carriage unmixed plumage; long blue legs. Fig.Ns.--Large, soft, smooth, red comb, bang ing over, and concealing one side of the face.— Face thoroughly white. Very full breast ;. body tapering to tits tall, which is full, and carried erect. Long thin skinny lace; strong long beaks, long blue legs; long ear-lobe, perfectly white- Both cocks and hens have in commit' a rich metallic lustre on the plumage. They should also be rather leggy than otherwise. No bird pays better for care in preparing for exhibition than this does. No other bird pre seats such a contrast as the white face, red comb, and black feather. The white face is indispen sable to success, and is perhaps the most impor tint point in judging; but it must be borne In mind that not any excellence in this respect can palliate a drooping comb in tne cock, or an up right one in the hen. Many birds bare a much better face on one side than the other. No amount of white on one side will counterbalance red on the other. OLLSII FOWLS. WurrECustvrzn BLAcK. COCES ASD Hens.—Black lustrous plumage; top-knots white as may he without trimming; leaden blue legs; prominent breasts; very full tails, and straight even backs. The cock and hens meat have gills, but the cock must have no comb nor even spikes in front. Sit.vuu SPANGLED. Cocra.—Ample top-knot, well filled with col ored. feathers,. and not lying fiat on the head.— Well spangled breast, wing laced and barred. Tail white, every Leather being tipped with black. Hackle and saddle black and white cloud ad. No comb, gills, or spikes. firm top-knot, made np of laced feathers, and growing upward and close. 31Med hackle- Body accurately spangled all over.— Wing laced and barred. White tail, tipped with black. No gills. Pull breast and round body. Blue legs. GOLDEN Cocsa—As aboye in all points, save that the tall, instead of being tipped with black,ts of that color throughout, black in the coverts, and the tall•centre, but having rich orange shades on each side. UEics.—As above, except as regards the tail and the tot-knot; the former being black, or itearly so; while the top knot should be com posed of black feathers, edged with yellow. There is la most - Polands a tendency to defor mity, bet especially in the blacks. It is always a disqualification at a show. COCHIN•CHPVA FOWLS. Cottle.—Upright comb, with correct and nu merons serrations; ample hackle and saddle; gradual chi= from the head to the centre of the Wick, and rising thence to the tail. Very fluffy thighs and hinder-parts; bright eye, long deaf ear and wattle. Very little tail. and made of nu toenails small curly feathers, that seem to roll over the hack, rather than to stand up as in oth birds. Legs feathered to the to es ; wings tight ly clipped up; upright earriag,e; bright, good -eye. HENlL—Sharp, intelligent head, combs small, scrupulously-straight, tun of well defined serra tions, .Thighs and hinder-parts entirely hidden in soft, silky fluff; short legs, feathered to the toe; short thick looking . necks; beads carried rather forward than upright. There should be u gradual rise of feathers from the - middle 01 the bu:k to the tip of the tail, which should end in tour. point. Lsitos AND BUFF. Cocks and Pullets are both alike in color. finorsr; AND PAUTRIDGE. Ccicss.—Black breasts; hackle and saddle black, shaded on red or very rich gold; tail black; legs yellow, and well feathere , f. 1-1 - s.—Pharaage brown all over, with as little !allow tinge as can be, and the feathers marked or pencilled as in the Grouse. Feathered 4yellow legs. *MT& Pobits same os °diets, but wctl-feathered -yellow legs indispensable, and vulture hocks not desirable. GA2IF- -Conts.—Bright red comb, wattle, and face ;, strong stout beak, slightly curved; round hard body, tapering to the tail; short round hard thigh; stout ltg; fiat foot; spur low, near to the f.ior.. Scanty plumage, but very hard. The bird should handle Whole, as if clothed with one feather; 4.1 m tail scanty, and carried rather drooping than otherwise. The head should be moderate in size, but fine in shape. sharp a I snake like; very bright eye. The %bele expires-. aien fearirss, but more dignified than saucy. Haas.—Sharpintelligent.bead, strong slightly curved beak ; taper leg; small comb, with ou trun:om serrations, quite straight and upright; prominent breast; very bard feather. Body ta pering to the tat!, but round in band. Straight breast; gay and bold carriage; flat foot attl dose tail BLACrdBIIELETCD BED& .—Deep, :lab red and ram:4:W Filanatxgr, black breast, thighs, and tail. - ts.-13rown body, each feather-ahan beiikg liglit; light breast, aid hackle. • Dyes-Mao= • • Coosa —VerY light straw hackle and saddle; • black-tail, breast, and thigh; copper saddle, and duck-wing; with the 3fallard color. • llese.—Nutmeg 'body; silver hacklee;, ehd salmon breast. There is also the Silver Duck-wing. All rid, Or copper or salmon, Is a mistake, in those birds. • • Pn.zs. tete - dud 'White. Ginger end. linite.l The cock most distinctly marked, as the saddle and wing should fie heavily splashed with theqatk eat andel of the color. The tail should be mix ' t•ti, ail the Astor the body should be whiut The VIEW . _ , heat must haye fess tralte. - ; Neerb , the whole of the plumage amid_ be co -with a rich deep cream color, and - it la mpotently,desirable white shotdd not predocedmitelaMly - part of There la another file,_formerl,y common in Worcestershire, coloredlike the preceding, with this difference, that black feathers are intermix cd almost artistically with the other plumage. Cocsa—Black and red striped hackle awl saddle; black tail; black breast, richly striped or shaded on every feather with bright brown; very deep red and maroon wing. • Huse—Very dark brown, with an Indistinct under-sbade of gold just visible here and there; gold striped hackle. Blacks and Whites merely require to be per fect in color. There are other breeds and other shades, but it is not necessary to go into detail with them ,• all that is n is to have the cock well dubbed. All' the binds In the pen to match scrupulously in the color of their legs; and to observe the same care in selecting hew that will be fitting mates for the cocks. BANTAMS. Gomm AND 13n.ss4 SELniuour Coma—Well-formed double comb, full of points, quite firm, and straight upon the head, piked behind, and the piko turning upwards. No hackie or saddle-feathers. Hen-tail, without the suspicion of a sickle feather, clear of any mixture of color, save a black tip at the end of each feather. Breast very prominent, head car ried back, and the wings drooping till they near ly touch the ground. Blue legs; each feather accurately laced. 11xxa.4--Pouble comb of moderate size ; plu mage correctly. laced throughout; clear tail, hay- Inc only the black tip; blue legs; round body; full breast; proud carriage. GAME BAS TAMS. These must be colored like Game Fowls.— They must also resemble them in shape, car riage and hardness of feather. The cock most not droop his wings. He must carry them up close, and must have the bold carriage of the Game, instead of the strutting gait of the Ban tam. The hen must exchange the loose feather, round head, and quiet, matron•like air of the Ban.am hen, for the close feather, hard body, snake head, serrated comb and finmewhat fierce look of the Game hen. In black Bantams, all should have clear, small white deaf-ears, small red double combs; and the cocks should have very long sickle feathers. In both Black and White, single and double combs ate equally admissible; in both also the cocks must have streaming :tails. The white deaf-ear is not so important in the white as in hlack. COCKS.—Strong beak; pearl eye, naked throat; hard skinny face ; round, hard, and scantily feathered body firm, flattened comb ; crop, point Of breast and wing, red and naked. Large bead, sloping body, and drooping tail ; clean legs. FlEss.—Same points as In the cock, except that the tail is carried more upright, but not as in other fowls, and Is more scanty. A choice specimen standing erect should pre sent three curves, one from the bead to the shoulders, one from the shoulder to the tall, and one from the root to the extremity of it. Cocgs.—Pea or single comb; the former pre ferred. The breast black, speckled with white; thighs Mack ; hackle and saddle light; tall black, and spreading at the end like that of a black cock. Yellow legs, very well feathered, deep breast; very fall hackle. ERNS.—Bodies delicately pencilled all over. silver hackle ; deep body ; yellow legs, well feathered ; pea or single comb. Cocks and hens alike, but the cock frequently less marked than the hen. Entirely white plu- Mar, save the tail and flight feathers. which are black, and the hackle, which is black strip ed. These should also have well-feathered yel low legs, and either pea or single combs. The Older-feathers of these birds should be dark. Coos—Square, thick and heavy body; short blue legs; top knot and beard; long wattles; Iwo distinct spirals in front; sometimes uneven, but always erect. Very large open nostrils. En tirely black plumage desirable, but seldom to be lied. It is a great point to have it black. Am:a—Square, thick and heavy body ; short :blue legs; top-knot and beard. A chicken of !the year should be entirely black. It is difficult to continuo this plumage to the adult state, but it is very desirable. The top-knot should be large, and the beard should be larger at the bot tom than at the top. Some birds of this breed ;show many colored feathers—it is a disadvan itage in competition. COMEL—TaII, up-standing, long-legged bird. Two'small spikes in lieu of comb, placed on the head. immediately above the eyes. One small spike growing above and between the nostrils. VerY, long gills. Entire black and close hard plumage; ample tail, carried upright; body slanting La a point towards the tail, like the Spanish. Leaden-blue legs; large white denf ear ; small top-knot or crest falling backwards. 11Es - B—Same carriage as the cock. Same singular comb and nostrils Tail carried rather down than 'otherwise. Black close plumage; long blue legs ; large white deaf-ear. Round body, very heavy in hand. Dark blue legs. Cocks.—Short legs; round body ; five claws on each foot; long gills and beard, large head, partly colored white, black and straw color; dark legs; small top-knot. REFS.—Nearly as large as the cock ; round, heavy body; five claws on each foot. Large head ; small top-knot, falling back, and like a lark's crest.—S. M. 8., in Wilkes's Spirit. WILLIAM W. SMITH, UM- °AMINE? AND ORATE MAIM- A pt hat... &cora constanty on hand all Mob of Oaararr Yournraz, or fur Aimed at short totter. ShOp anl Ware Booms foot of itain M °tiro. P.— March a. 1nd3.41 LA.W NOTICE-NEW FIRM. BENTLET a ?rpm haring tuarciated B. S. Ivith them as a partner In the praetke of the law lo all its vaxi. osts twanctte, the b./hem will heteatlre be dote to the name of Bentley,Fitch &Bentley, d all bo.lorls entrusted to them will be etertiled to with prompt. oew and ltddity. Mice slaw as occupied by Bentley & ritch. 5. 5. wavrtaT. ..... P. trercle.. .... 0. s. ascret.rr. Jll. Montane, January i ista., P. RE(NOLDS, LAMED AUCTIONEER; '*ELLS DRY GOe`l.B bad hods of Iforchaadir, ud also .Montrose, Yr,. D. 6. 1864.1 -of Examining Surgeon! rilltEeabeeriberbavior been appolnbed_bp the Comzatalonee of A. ?enemy a MEDRILL EXAMINER at Large. to examine and givecertilmtes all entitled to Pensions, lel I I attea dto all ap otleatlone that may be presomed to him. at Marten, Pa. Rooms J. tl. Tutees note'. E. PATRICK. -Montrose, April b. 11.43—tt McCOLLUNI & SEARLE. illorneys ,and Counsellors at Las, ioraosx, SIISQ. CO., PA. O ra A c Vl l 4 4 :l 5 X " Bruji Widths ' °"? L"b"P ' T y lei I,snit.V..4:llttinil, E. 'IA. TURNER, Attorney -at-Law OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE'. *patron.. Al# , t".!. 561.4( • ti IiBREWSTER, AtitT'IONIEBEL I Montrose, Pa. Dance. A w 414. utt.-4r HOME INSURANCE-COMPANY. pF liEvirAitoßK. CASH CAPITAL TWO MILLION DOLLARS. 113,236.V0.2 1 3. Li ',metes, J. MIMI 41 mi. Six:tits27!. Caul. J. ILtrzni.Pred&mt. Joss Wry. A.P. - WiSsuaTu, V. Presl. Pottezniloca Azol renewal bi tie stidue4gttea. at lilsoLice. overt,he 'BILLINGS STROUD, Agent, i PLIOTOGRA.PIif ALBUMS. • 1 791 t SA LE BT. , • "' ! ABEL,TORRIML Jr , ! GrAmeniEnz mumps. Fltzsii (mangy titans gnu opmedettadar.ow -+ BRowii Rana MALAY BRAHMA POOTRA. DARE. Liorrr. CREVECCEUR. LA FLECHE HOUDAN IMM=E'i MMM . . 6 '......... filw... •-•%•. IV : •I X , . 5 . _..... ....._._,.. ~.. •....._. ~....... ___ :• ~: .„, , , . . . 0. W. LOWELL, PRINCIPAL Et PROPRIETOR 0 I' 100 abate IlltltletiLte=llz=lan i j i o t l t tus an: portant additil an d 's marts which havw bees In and to the reread DeparttlasH of Ms College. The Course of In. Mr:4lov, extended and pertXted. Vont. , to Tonna Men and Ladles The beet faclUthw foe ordaining A PRACTICAL, COMPBERENSIVE BUSINESS - - EDUCATION. ?he thorough. novel. and Intending ovarteof ACTUAL. PRACTICE glances • complete routine of transadlona In card Important bat oh af loralners. A store, Dank and Railroad. watembatt, Tele. graph. °Mara Am, are tn fall and etageseful operation, repro eon In a pirating and icaltfactory man= the daily aniline of acted Infra Rte. in which the student becomes In progreadon an amateur CLERK. MERCHANT. and HANKER. reviling. In each capacity, • practical and reliable knowledge &Mob= In its multlfarimul forma amylases. PENMANSHIP! I. this eretrtlallotntla of • omdnetie.durattrm no College Mars batter [Achille* to the learner. The Spencer'an system will be taraht In all its varieties by the mat ehillthl manna of the art— tarchTdoctf.trßilagtftom thia Inatlnotlan have rewired Mal. blr.b tyPowlarkz t ro zg o grer . Ba ldr izr fiLeollegr i e = 7 tlaree and stamm . a.:3=Et il LOW lia..Aeldr,r. TIMES ARE GETTING BETTER I IT Iseralair . to notice the Leto sisconses and victoria of our i n i.. r4 .: = vv. and consequently the DIDCLIXE of all tads eitifteqbeis9, itoserlb4o & eo. Plscr ready and adlltng to sell goods at los twee. hereby take plume In salloonelng to hart some:muht ee Mends and cult= " theYkeg bougry Large and Elegant Stock of Goods generally kept by them !be the Pall and Winter Trade at the recent Decline of Prices, IM thelleAßlS prcpared to molt nll to all 10 'nubums and aln prondse Was loftmalts of Dry Goods. Foncy and NIIIIInery Goods, Clothing, In watch Dee oor dunk I. by fee tee lanced and mat complete of any In the Co F u oreig n an nty. It d embraces • WI line of Domestic DRESS GOODS Each a, Merlam Paramattaa, Borabartoes. Impelial Cloths, Le vi... Alpacces. aden,. n . 001 or imn and 0 In ,4 P o ' Lainan, mad Pla L id,. Ilahzlr oo good; *a, and DOMESTIC GOODS : hints. Shahs, Deanna. Me qualities. eks &e." Flannel of all =lora and LINEN GOODS ha licalnekeeping. SHAWLS I SHAWLS ! Beale =I double Woolen. BrueLe. tiretlard ea °Laurens CLOAKS, CLOAKS, of the beat cnatellals and of the latest civics. Abo cloaking ma terials, litoadeloty of cloakkg ta. Beaver., armor- trlmngs Da suchproof cloths, awl • bulc raric• t. ' FURS! FURSI FURS I to tbls Una see would especially call the attention of buyers as to our assornuenAt atuipsk.sra which defy competition. Hoop Skirts. • Hoop Skirts, hoop Skirts, Ladles, Itlsm's, sod Children's Cass of all shapes; and nylon of tiro ben quality ot steel and maks. Corsets, Cornets, Corsets, at the bast numb make, =pear to any <awn out. Woolen Goods I In flood; Noblad. t}ontags, ltr... err, and • my large Ilse td READY-MADE CLOTHING Our raellancs are tee mme ea men atm Suet In this !math of Cade la eerylerge and complete. Feellannatbdred to mdt all and every one In mutt of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing either In eerie, geellty of goods, or make. me methane =bog tip gamma. TO 011 DER.. anti mould r -mp...:olly , tl s ra. the ekentkm of all ;bat am In the kablt of having their ••••• made to order, to try vas me on gin Full Satisfaction in Style, & Make Oleo 0 • esll and esuatue our goods. GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO. itiCatione.Bept. 16. 11364. tl SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY AND BACK PAY. 111111 E unlerdpell. LICENSED AGENT OF THE GOVIIRII ti t. M 111 cve. 7 ,3 =rzaim . =Uon t lot4almA . ciatrasted to Mcmtruo. ritnember 1.1814-1 v L. F. TITCH. THE lATF.ST STYLES. dOmi SAITT'TER it/Eoth with r r a IThL r, ! r ranted t def=aad t •ourt. LADIES CLOAgh—lbe Latest Now York stale EirVlop n MEAT MARKET. On Public Avenue, near Seark'e Bola TEPcotnitsztlion band • Rood supply o f MEATS of slikindii. ()ASH paid for DICEY CATTLE. 0 VEB,SHEZPAnd LAMBS. Also forlitlDESo • .a kinds. am • B.T.Lisassocnsa EILTiBTOOK &RAWLIT 71.11.A.wisk. Montrose. Teb.14,183.-tt REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 11. H. pIIILLIPEI. tbrmerly of fluxquehanca County, Pa., has opened a =ill AD M% In Wentaville , 8i Ch./C. County, lie Lagoa Mad, and far ale. a cumber tel FINE IMPROVED FARMS Theme art.blng toparrlase will end • peel... Mar deartripikm of tat canner. and • number of foram by applying at the brutes...am . Itr-rtrumuarr Value, Ilanizoaa Pa., ar adtlyeAsing the subscriber. Fi It PHI Ltd Pet. OThavlo• Vol .Woh, International Fire Insurance Compan OF NEW-YOBS. Office, 113 Broadway. Ptil4olll l llM CHARLES TAYLOR, President. 11AssmoN Banc; Vice-President OLIVES DRAKE, ACtiniSCUCLary. BILLING* STUD(' D, Agent. Warw. January 0.1563.-11 SHOOTING IRONS , REVOLVING AAD SINGLE—NEW AT BEMA N'S. THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET. A Single Pistol that Draws Its Own Car tridge after Firing! Prints lea ths% "AB,' orarn won: - en dun and st?les nf car irldrn an hand. also O. D. Ely's Dirble-Water.etoot sod United outs Derawsion Cats. • [Er Dm% !all to see those Nevs Devolve= nod PlOda before Pethetessz. O. D. DEE ASIV. Montrose, FeN. trall,lBo-tf Fire end Life Insurance PROCURED BY F. B. CHANDLER, pu rtzr .MPAPTIB sad st aim LOW Ent; rui be 50ZODOICIl BUSKitiCS FRAGRANT 101 , 300 NT Pt Neteitittet and eleattbz the rrlfaii.T.}.l, and ilentehlts tin Gum but prepwatt. yet made Far We by Muth C. J 845. BEAD, IMATROI73 FOSTXR. NEW GOODS, eT WILSON GIR I PWIFiI Ac W IlltlWasa STERLING'S AMBROSIA, V`1131,..-011., wear'" •"'* Looking , GI-twines: - - Nevl - Plitt:New Goods, Wtg=gtrat'l entered into blee 7 lad" - WEBS & BUTTEMEtD, bas !meta Mims the pub& Oar/ are new receiving o f York a LAW!. Kul WELL =SOT= STOOK of Hew Goods of Every Description conslittos at the West styles of Sostns and thdarner PAM, Chat. Bea. Detainee, OsadtocreadibArla. Cottonadei, kn. A lot of Grooeries of all Kinds. A good auostment of Crockery, Ottawa % WoMenvani. Hats and Cepa, Boots and Shoes. Umbfellaa, Parasols, Ohms. Dnna TdnunlnD.Renk ThollearhkOolLva.dx. ALo mod catatmeat of HARDWARE, CanadaLlos of !Shovels, Spada. Roca PrmingHooks,F,aksEnytnos. An., An. All Blade of produce taken In exchange. Call and ace as at Webb's Old Store on Publielvonne ' H. .1. WEBS, • • A. D. BUITHENTKLD. Montsces.AWll 11114 Us4-lv That Same OI]D 0131:11S L. C. KEELER Hu ea hand one of the Ban ASSoRTIMNTs of BATS, CAM AI D Fuss, Gloves and Mitts, Boots, Shoes, and Findings, EVER OFFERED IR TIM MARKET It =alga, In FAO. of the helheeeleg - I Cent.' Wool, Felt, and Fur Slag from soy. Wool, Felt, and Fur from Wool, Felt, end Fur Iles, from Gad', UM'. Una Children.' Cloth Cape, from Boots and Shoes: Lull& Blmorl., plain and ihney. from V.OO to Syn. Lukin , ' !Justin; end Kid Onhers, from In. %to CIA. Ladle,' Cloth end Kid S hope's Mines and Childretoe Balmorale, Onitere. pad Rob ben, 3c. ILicalemees cmuse and line Boots nominally Cal hand. IF INID IN" GrS. Pink and Wilke Lining aka. Cochineal Roona,_ Lasts, Knives, lnk, Beal Dan t Wax. Wobbinr, liscamols, Mom, ko. Gloves and Mitts. Gents' Buck Morel and Mittens, from 41.00 to 43.00. Gents' KM dlovty from 1K,70 to OP. Bole Buck Hitters h®l ,70 to 41. FURS. !Adler( Wawa, =I Children'. Coque, Vletorine., atom Muffs ; Cede, and Hroda of every variety ; Herta from go to in); Gera. Collars. lope. Gloves, Br:Min and Paney-Itonen. rte.. &e. All kinds of Pnre made to order, urtd W P.Rati TED to be what the I , i ik r rpm...steel. Ohl Furs cleaned and repaired neatly. PAW for all kinds of Raw Fors one door below the P.O. L. C. KEELER. Yordro.o. &asset IMLAY DO Y O u WANT GOOD PIANO ? OIL A. CABINET ORGAN ! CALL AND PEE THEM AT 0. D. BEINIAIWS Where You ;can be Bupplle4 with ally MIA ,la the Line of Musical Merchandise, fIrSOII A PIANO TO A erEWSELAJELP. ALSO—As usual. the only wormed of PURE Silver-Ware end TINE JEWELRY In two. N. B.—leen only the Plan of drat class Boston and Ns.-Tort Haters. and all Plum sold by me will be kepi In tune one year. Cabinet Om= Warranted for Five Years P. 9.—/f you van,. an Inferior tneamment, don't call da Yount. truly, 0. D. BEIIIAN. 29.1864. a. (0 C 20.13,33 017.1.10ELSto the public.% prees that cannot fall to .ult, • 1•,7 GROCERIES. BUG A R 8,7 Ed 8, COFFEE,SPICE,FLOUh and SA LT, (by the sack or barrel,) ELSE, and all artieharmally ibinadlo that elareeroteriee. Flour by the Wholesale and Retail. All meant° merit, I hope to =elves liberal 'hereof pribllcpa tome. N.B. ThehigheitroarketprleepaLi earPELTIVDEACON"sar VIALSKINa. S. COBB. lemitroartlfareeta.talia...to VEINY EXCITING NEWS! MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING Valuable Holiday Goods Captured. ea U& tme and trusty GILII. SANTA eI..A US has of late been tnakl9g R Ada upon the numerous Supply teem , . pawing thou tinntrore, and oata , fortunate es to secure a good a=rtmenl 4.1 To,s and other minable evade lolltable for the Itoilds) ,• enough to 11l a lane bomber of the circle 0000 Fro,•11=0. and to be sold cheap, at the Yrankilu Hotel Basement" &ere, Ito. I. one door ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION, (OH A LITTLE BELOW.) More complete report of the General% nurse. upon the arrival of the test train. Our motto is ilre and lei Ilya. Montrose, Decunber .1.0f4.--tf On the Track. C. F. MEEKER, ALai 4 F i ct i rr ared ed this o lf . ct:Es . , :nd albct on hand of P. EL Plows and other Castings, aa are i e roornny (=din • Cowen Shop al short notice and Foundry opposite the Post Office lu New Milford. Pa. N. B. OLD LEON WASTED. foe weld, I .111 pay CASII. 0. F. MEEKER New =Mr& 3491.13, 1564.-ITy PTUI7M7. ' :UP MONUMENTAL WORKS! To: the People of Susquehanna Co. Tlf. -4- , ° V, l- 1 , 37 --- that they are t®at them. Tomb Stones, In 1114 Colmty.fast to they poribly them off sod do' llyertlem. - Onleryreepectfully yobcital e d filled promptly ntrelativ,„.,...,, m. B. PECX & Co. Stuart's Refined Syrup.. A SpLINDID altkilianated . " sum. NOOTORe. VINCIEber beat • -Poplins, DeLaines, LIBMICII3 Popline.Deletesoutti Prints all CILLNDLjbaIi F lieptisaterl9.l44. Flannels. r umne.m.Bad.Coloed.ad a O a NDW s W . Crockery and Clothing • A imam, and/ WI ..111P• eat si OLD Pitgamma. Cloths and Clothing. CRANDLIMS flAlfgpiddlar "PlittoTiVY SEWED dtaiegthalLmtb Wrig.o..2so. la • • a meg. HUNT SORANTON, PA., Wtuatoile sad Itataß Dodgem HARDWARE IRON, MIL, NAILS, Bhikee,Bbeves, Bladed' Hardware, aellread and Mining Smiles ese.. Mine Bail, different 1.•-s, (banter hunk and Trail lipWle, Carriage Hatable. Brides Add, Pleb:sand Boxes, Bold. Note, Washers. ?dint. Ann. Plated Bands. Malleable irons, linbe,i3pwan,Felleses,Rytndles.Bows , and P olca, Patent and I ismcnil variety Enameled LMa eatber,Mllp Sort, de, o Marc age Mandseharers Goods,bc..ehe-Aee • or We dye mach satentionto this hart of one stodge shadEse • batter selected emortment Hun can be totmd elsewhere In this per delve Bead. Anvils. Vices, Stocks and DM; BellewseEderheril,Bledp• dd. nee in red variety, T 1 .I,e Blocks. Mope Chdas.olild. donee, Plaster Pads, Cement, Preach fldcrw Ws" AGRICULTURAL IMPLEDIMMI, Pampa, Cirmlax, 11111„ and Crass Bant, Emery Boras • Wrapping Papa, Blasting Paper.Fraeand Muting Tuba, Plain and (lama Horse shoat and Hammered flora Walls, Car. penters' TOOLI la great variety. ad ang wassurrza, TAZIO finding, Rubber wa lfar d th SCI Usti:er Tartmakea Z . to.. Pa., 11311316-11 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL & WINTER. CALL AND BEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOOL Or CLOTHING, AT THE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good sad Cheap. New Styles of UNDER-COLTS, PANTS, VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING ROB, SALT, TEA, EON SI 01111E31 , 21 ,.. ct i„ = „, „ pa., wild GOLD the lagir a eagt; htaatrote. Sept. h0th.1864. .1.1.".1 to 151.01. ,75 to 1.00. .75 to 1.50. .75 to 1.00. NEW GOODS 11112=e d nar u Sta wet - am:d r from New Tett with • Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware I Cutlery, St Fancy Goods, to which they would Invite the attention of their !nerds. They have. large Stout of Euellah. American, and Swim Watches, both Gold and Silver of very superior Oseditice, Enameled. Cant Onyv. Jet,Box and GLvu, and Plain Gold Sets of Ean era and Pine, tilnearock. Enamel, Plain Gold and Fancy ?Inter &alma every variety and price, Gold Braceleta. Armlets, Chatelaine, Vast, Guard '"INJan."-kdgrAeof'd" Sieve 81.11110aSk1DUStuaa.13po Table and Pocket Cutleryi , Silver Napkin Itings,Batter and Fruit Kn Card Cam% Farts, every description of Udd Pie. main Case. The largest lot of Plated Wore ever brought lobo Broome Count 7, comprising curry article In sae, came very bum. Ural Senro Chan ornamentaos nice lot of nos of • .:. all qualltim Clocks, Camp, Beads, Violin and Guitar Strings and Trimmings, Fisting Testicle every variety, Ba rometers, Thermometers, Needles, Brushes, Gold Pena, Indoor& t Spy Glossa, tee- kn. Also • Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of the very best makers, °OVER a BAKER'S Family Sewing Machines Kedde's Hives end W stsr niters, M. The stove Goods were houghs for CASH, Ind will be sold on the most Ihvonsbla tam& All kinds of Watches and Clocks Repaired et short notice and In the BEST MANY= i also ILNGSAVING In the 13 EbT !STYLE. EVANS & ALLEN. Commercial Building., opposite trio Post Office. Bicztiamton,May 1864.4ime9a1 NEW COW NEW GOODSI Fl i lia HILL & CO. 3-1 Court street, Binghamton, N.Y., , Gave constantly on hand a Larne Mock Or goods adapted to theraLt4 Ta.a, of their own Importation. CHINA, FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WOODEN-WARE, Merebanta will Ae rapplied at Neer Twit Jobbing prim. R IL - RALL 6 00 Rlathernion. N. Y. December 19tb,1964.-19 U. S. 7.*30 LOAN It is A National Sayings Bank ! HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST Than Any Other, And the Best Security. BUBSCRIPTIOBB RECEIVED BY W. H. COOPER & CO., A. N. DULLAED August 21. i4a4.-tf REMOVED, AGAIN ! " The Famous Barber." --Come and ,ee the famousEartes. Famous Barba, late of Hayti, Late of !lay ,t 1 now at Werkes, Over F. B. Weeks's Shoe Store. Find ma Shaving sod tibampootng, Find me cutting Hebb emit you, Find meready at youraeratat. At your service, 011AIILLT SIOuaIE. &and door above Bearle's Hotel, Up Blain. Illontroaeanue 27.1.864.-t! Still Alive ! w E would reiipectfully Inform the punk that we are 61111 ante, and untkie to MANUFACTURE WOOLEN GOODS, CARD WWI,. and DRESS MAIM the same an must. at the OLD MO CT STAND,* one mile anda-half north °Mantra*, cm the Snake elect Turnpike. JUDSON 14017 . Montrose. June 6.1064.-tt EDSON NOW. UNDERTAKING ! A IS theenhocr tber batjastbeen making peat hoprovertette 111.. biesesortment of cobble. be would respeetfallysolletttheatlat tlonandratrocmgeorblsfrieudsandtbe public merally. Item la attClld.LlCe deßilVd. I.IIOIBY WARNS& Great Geed, Limb 8,1663.-lf FLOUR ! FLOUR ! CIIIOIOE FAMILY morß, for enle by the I.d, torrel, tut , or ponod, nod M oa low prices to the ume qualities= bolead MATIy other noroingeConbur MMI mod wie. Carriage Shop IN FULL BLAST I, CATV lilneArnam. Intl, IA lOU Jl H. CLFAIllirt4 NEW GOODS. A LARGE ADDITION TO MY STOCK OF Dry Goods and Clothing. Montt for Cull et low Armes, awi will to odd clap. thillasultra %Mme. Diw.29. 19 g. P.ll flif NEW ,31800 KS. Mrlig,l7,ll9r2lXT-A746lT:di:E,'°_7. 9 =t; A. 11. e ther., GOODS FALLING. WING yourGREEMDAtIge.ey c oog re v i .kor a "tor Zit t•• • .AP ILT OLASS-WARE, LAMPS. TOYS FOR TILE LIOLIDAYS. CUTLERY, OFFERING A lIONTROSE. A. _ , 1 eT 3. B..DEIKIM"S. indendbee la noir' °pentad New Goodall pekes contented to the altered value of all lands of antrebandlze• VERT ff BELOW the pikes of Beptanhet. Of which can be found LADIES' DBMS GOODS In its variety. °tea *Pins Is adles Closkml, Waterproof Oath, Freud , Black MOMS, Ind 001014rAil Wad ClOikll4l. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C. Black Ceiba, Doe Salm Manors, Fancy tnisilmeres, Kinitoolci Jot; Sheep Om Ballads. ac. Also. Tellers Trisontinp, DOMESTICS. MOM , god Bklebed Mau. DadmVilaina, Flardles, Crash. Disponi, Toweling; die. Notions* T V ° f etve n t= t i,roifir, Betrayal Il i ga t an a g of till kinda, JILIAGUDII Twigt• Cotton. aC. 6C. Boots -8‘ -Shoes • Deft% and Bays' Boots,: Children's coppEr-wel noes. Non= Binta,(llltere, Baimmidlihoca Women Calf Shoot. GRaCERLES. GBogus at prices tot to be bonen. D BaT reen. Blse.k. and .frpan Tina. coos, Spur . Ginger, Balendni. tuff and Tobacco. Bird need. Sc. do. NEW FIRM! BALDWIN & ALLEN, DEALICELS IN noun, VIED, SALT, Pollt Prsg, SMOKED HALIBUT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles Team, Coffee, Spleen, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars 4031.§ 4 0473M3EL' Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat BROOMS, NAILS. &O. • ___ Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDETIE, W 3!. L. ALLEN Montnue, Wert ride Pribnc Avenue, Apr 1118.1164. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store Rem lone been needed In MONTROSE. end no we tuve I AT 13 W. A. INT S aidlfloo to hbi formes Stock, and the entire Stock of Rend I Wilson. & Yoder. h the best e ha. Ast thtt day received hte o Ns. York ottment of Silver and Plated Ware ever offered la Hearne*. . • Bpleadld Aweettoent of eaten. Cake Paste% One, Goblet. fix., alto Cake sad Pie Kattewlipoolta.wod INolia jr.4. complete Amoruarot of Gold awl Meet Watclago, Ameticaa. Nab, sad Wow Spectacle... Sliver and Plated. Thow solld Gold Jewelry, Lock. .Finger Cbalca, • &plan Rion trO Thimbles , Pocket mild, 18 mret Maga. Gold wad !Silver Kelvem. ivory 'Table Ilideee,ic. Violin and Guitar Strings lout received and for mile by 0. D. DE] &N. I 11 ontroeo. Jannary.ll. M. . The firm of Read, Watroos. nod rode , nay:" mmtg.avowlo l lots etock of Clock*, Watches, Jewelry, and halrer Ware to oar [fellow townsman, Mt, O. D, Dallas, we would earneatly recom mend our paste...ad the public amorally, who may be to wont of .any of the above mentioned:W:4AL to eve latm a oell end exambse Id, stock." Remember—One door above Searle'. Rotel. Repairing g as Usual. Ito:dram N0v.16.1661. 0. D. BEWAIL II LYONS I CO, DIALERS LB Carpets, MI Cloths, Mattlags, Drugget, Mats, Bugs, 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 07 Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar, Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches B. R. LYONS, AZZSI FOB THZ YCOMINO CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO PUBLIC VirSTI3 Z. Montraee .Pa..oci. 7. GiL-U EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS I AT THE FENN/TUE ESTABLISHMENT Olf WILLIAM W. , SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF MAIN ST. MIRE extensive rtirnitare Establishment of Wm. J. W. RIIITU having been refitted and enmity im proved,theproprietorraspectfully announces to Menlo tens of Montrose end vicinity. tikst he 1. constantly mlikingandteclMMthand the LARGEST &BENT usortmentol FURNITURE to be founo in the Country. Wegivethefollovringlist of some of the erticlesshichwewill eallsurreatlyrellneedprlcecforOASH or READY PAY: Buicaus,W,Gnut or Mahogany, with glam,fro m 5111 to os. Buresnewith marble or brocatelletops.from 518 to 1114 . And a Largemaortmcnt,from 118. 110.015.1114, to . WashStands4CardAtands.cortierandequaraStands,of Minute ties and pricm,from 75 costa ter Len dollars. Desks,divans.towelracks.fbetatooleosttomansjonngeeirc. Oentre.eard,pler,tottet.dloing.kitchen.end extension tables. Alhaira-mineand woodeeats.ltockers-cmpAngindwoodselda oteveryvariety and style. EiotafttetAa•teterfarnishedatshortnotlecat Rew Yorkprices. SPRING BEDS ! Alumna Assmammusy.thmarxreuro Risen littazirs. N.B. ZeadymadecoOns oo hand orfornisteAtttihortnotice.-. Hearseealerayaln readiness when desired. • We employ nonehott!AßEFDL A EXPERIENCETWORE MEN. Wel [Rend to do our WORE WELL, end eell It as LOW alit can be afforded. W. W. ROLTII, - ItiontrosLE enrolee, 15.1581- WAGON - SHOP Sleighs and Cutters. E underslgned ems tow ho found once A. J. lIIIEWSTEIrS Blacleenith Shop, lint comer east or I'm-heirs Hots), Mont. roao.where he alit cowl:cue to cans . on the manufacture of Sleighs, Cotters, Wagons, &c. Raidyllade MnrketSldplu,LnmberStetftuandOntteraaow on hand. Reparringtorte neatly.st short notice. Sent Stuff for Outten and Wagon al akeeematedals.heetquality,kaptconstan tlyonhaad, toes to be empanel° do GOOD V. ctith atale,cl nou s - re. A good so eel o'ready.roc,,le Spokes k.-pt constant ly on hand. D. II petsonsinictitcd to the noderelened plertoe ca end aettletbeiracconnte teithontturthers.ntice llootrose.July 18.1864. VT riy. .I.IIFIT Boots and .13hoes. S°l=gPinl"Pe"l"d for rile r;IT h 3 BOll House for Sale or to Rent ! TUE house lately occupied ht A.. 1. HYDE. F4r ternio booby tof A. (11141rIVICRIAN. mem. 11.. 14.4.. tr goldier's Pensions, Bounty &Back Pay underidgned, LIMBED AGENT Or TEE GOVICEN J. EtEHTra lU¢tvupramptattmtt to an dant, d to care. Noeltenins wan awxtuttl. Office oveyiAthro.Tylei sad Into% Wm. J. U. AUCOLLUm. Warw. Aupstn S H Groceries. ' A grille Wick snd ait itt• ohilltawrp cireim.r vaI.TMIP MJ!LiON & 8 Nll cirEvA o m. /b . f.,,,: =4 ,, T ,,ccratil oKLY-9/ a D. Best Instrument Ever Manufactured, Chanbuy It of tdm so clump so In t Toot, =rats from IP to .10.1"TelO. Prices from 135 to $6OO. SampleMianoobsnd. PrJeuit received Boot's new laseriellon Book for the Cetorte Orgen.d elodema. The best Doak Tit. s ;Gnat 01 Violin Stelet. 0. D. BEMA.N. lloarteee,Ncieember 1161843. HIRSCHM ANN BROTHEFiS 1111E0 lesm to mil the attention of 'PLIFLUFLAB'Erts JO to their extent:ma meortemot DRY GOODS, Millinery and fancy Goads! Yankee Notions, WOOL AND COTTON HOSIERY, Carpets, On Cloths,tc; &c. Which they Arc prep:mato sal or, moor able Scum. Ilser guk h DRESS GOODS I.x:rm.:tally term cznaprldng the Leen and Richert Good, vela market. parehaaed at the Lisa Auction Eel* at lalrt• tilllch the market pia, and Will be arab lath • ®all adrakee. ELEGANT CLOAKS An SHAWLS, 6 &walk! Line 4 cunims, CASHINIVORG AND CLOAKING% BALMORAL SKIRTS, A " 1. 4 ..0MS ElClABlll toors, 1417Blkft BIitAIEPART SnAWlth Also a Complete Line of FANCY GOODS, =I - HOLIDAY PRESENTS. lIIRSCURARS BROTHERS. wo.tocoure Bun; Elan of the" BEISALINI." Blothotaton.Deceorles 16. 194. ABEL Ttillit Is now Teething a nay supply of 4 0r CO CO r) s 1 In the nankeenne de;ustmente of Us Mercantile Business! makfmg the worrtment or nr FULL AND DESIRABLE, T 1 Stock coaxistaln put of Drugs, lied , eines, Paints, 011 e, Dye Staffs, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa• per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimney Burners, Transparent Cones, Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tart peniine, BENZOLE, Varnisbes, Window Glass, Putty, Brstsbes,Eird Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry, • Artist and Dentist filaterlals,Whipo' Fancy Goods, Perfumery, dc., stiori.unerty every thing, tondo:litho tick, to plumb taste, to delight the eye, to gratify the tunny, and elm to conduce to the real and entstantlal comforts °tiff, )tontroae,Aortlf.lU3. SIMS' llc FULL ASSORTUEST OF Spring and Summer Goods Just retetved sad sal be( sold t a Large Reduction 1 from April pdees. This reducUon t rl Inch& THE ENTIRE STOCK which •rill be found Li large as unal. and will be lola on GI Most LIBERAL Terms! for Cult, or time, or for Prodoce. N.B. Flour & Salt on hand, as usual H. 131LTRICITM No Milford, Jane 2.1569, Agricultural. Implements, TiTZT,T.V.gVill6:7llthlWetriVlD.l.`uhre.'4 tholoogestabliabed and 'relief:men arm of Wheeler, Hulick Sc Co., at Alba These Madill:les are wfaveraLly tnown and nnivervelly nr“„ ed that aar effort strecommendetion I courlderannetetni• dealt to eayt that exiterlente In manufneturthayind long n...e.10 1 bratightoutlmprovetnenta which tuakettim Ito •; CHAMPIONS OF THE WOELD 1 vonldelllepecl al attention to their .L Barger's Patent Cleanintr ittachment . ,.-. •neveth and artaelied tn a 1 nele,donbleAtble, or ear odd hortepower,and toes therundershot orovershotthresherr Tee! - rah be asell mean eddloary no milland I s superior... ees.io • farredntrmill made. It tales no sore tlO•tr drive lb e srboir r taehment.than It does to drive an ordinary erramter o r et.akrio L. , . IMlrerentedres °felt-wan; attaehment.same patent.armadc. • ' How Poweradslogle nod &ruble. 'Wheeler's patent. wt , t , rrt" Improvernents. Lavrened& Gesild'a patent, eon. two, nod born power . Saw thillr for lawlag wOod.feed eutters.cl.verlje , le mhoree raker,Ne. An tarar.trtettd a - arrant) sive , to trier 4.1 . „ the stropr,rt DISMAY that the shore mmettlnery arms:aka!: ,rork,dorabillty.rottrehichre.antichtaPpm• Porearth, tn en itesubsalberf 4 r circular, or et Orderriollardand 1111 ad with prompt:Apia . adellty. Also Jtmt for HUBBARD'S MOWING. MACHINE, • I 'Pt drult,nihnoractured by B.H. SAYRE& PROTHERY,Irr.F; • • rose.rx _dor ',sr ma w e rfor tbls connitg. 21 aebrnerwamard etvrtrallealttlithetlon. Instructions for odds. and mad 0,..96.!,.. tlvtred.freeofettarer for freight or tramp:l43(loh. ,ic All peraon4 width , x tpyrocttrethe beat and cheapest Mnw Its chine MC atlyttedto wither. the work of the Hubbard's Li,,-,hr tom".. Uower.beforecturtmlttingthrmaelves to ony other liower use. Ordersaolltited and promptly attrudedto. PeatofficeaddrtuaLarford.dosq.Co., Pa. , L. R. PECK,' Agent. • Harford.re.anlyll,ll.62.-tt ,- r• ; VALUABLE REAL ESTATE (-• FOR SALE. .• A velnahle lumber end grand Int In Lethror. lenrrahlp. 1.0 't ; Lll. county, Pa., mutable about 100 urn; eelth • ence , •l`c -r f"::, home and barn ;berme, and mad 100 acres In Adv., Oh 'IA , 03 ; Off) , Ito plod .a cell end Ira ca,hahle of cutting !co M.' • of butcher per cm. 'Ste atrcrelll Is within Iwo tollee of NTH... 5, Swine, er IDs L. O W RcibclenL A coon Coact moo the Whole cro;.orty There Is weed end lamb; r much for It pekeovcr, A rare cluseee-rlll be told In.e. ALE°, the (Inn known as the a leleittlre Robotic Veres," 011 , 0, WanlntnA County, V. =Wan; rtheilt SOO were. le /r,m Ntholean elation. 15 - her on the Tunkbannock Press; 80 serve of_lat land; the balance op Lettd-a veer doirchle - n Ls s•r.heable proferly, we cella [lt at slcf ttlct or do..cs% LAP. Cv/nSLIIck: of a 011atemtll end eavnl , L, . think :0 acne of let II; with the velar power. ¶he ed.; n•• , • h ' doloc Are"' custrert tolClneve• e nntlle nillptelf for mew &If v,:A A LSO. 01104010 lILTIU , ..Oray from Slontrose,contaleirga hc no nerve. Fifty Race of ch,.lee Wong land; the let Ileac TM, Wen le well fonent with goad stonewall well vratored. -, blot; ;Mae of oultlealion ; nabeble lcalei.,ltrp hem Ccll t lifly COMM—% very ll,clenblel rofectV. ALSO. ho.e‘ trod tot to the 11-ttalgh of Morarcee, the re Seiler; The tut /4)1;40;1,45*M 1% 00(00 of Lera.sl•e s bare and choice fleet end rhea° trees. s. The attoollen of Moo elatarA to tarehiur tealadete , these properttre, is they Cat MI ,o sed deelreble lover , the prlets cutlet for thug. UTICA will D , elven Feat ^ - prince, and at her infarrettlee. Call iv, or addres, Plitaton, Chasms Co., re...or lA. Si. •." blontrore, Stneveliansue Jan. fllth, 1910-30 - 17121 Carriagg Manufactory. Tla4=.l=l:l: , =elia:vabadt°'"'"' - ` 4 Carriage & Wagon Stand, runzzonewatzuzviceinemlivg: 'a ° Superior Manner. R iMR:O3OOW its best of 'Wet &ad • Wang G ig Atontroso June 8, MK CRACKVIIB !• nostex, Sods, and • Pm.** toq , •P r ( H
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