W=MIE=MM Eke SyntiitiAtilacsitit. c ie bbagfssilleltitCrOp: Among the pertle cro tteelisgeeseet on the farm, calsbalts !d an I pbrteat place. They ate not ale eilensiv y cultivated us they i t deserve to be.: lite pave [arcade nag to their enltivationbeyortil es pl hi the vegitable gar den wheret of court; therireCtiteemed es iri dispensable-fewategy use: -Aboutlo,9oo plants can be gratin oriLnirtiiio: - S - Thidvsint ont the 900 plantefies:frildking' inip&feet beads, we have 10,000 headshich, at the low estimate of three cents per head, amount to 0300. But if taken trom the:S*l4li ina sold at that price there still remains the loose -asses and stalks, which afford a considerable teianSitysof nutritious food to milch coils, - at nitre° Whensgiteartegins to , fillis - PrOisothfig and keeping. up the flousof /nips; in tbf WWlifoh' tit Dot easily obtained frOnt tusk other f ood . Last season we commenced feeding the loose beads and leaves left frusta patch of cabbages, and found the iincrease of milk meanly if , not , quite r paid for the cost of cultivation. A - Parewlarfedleiret the field and the balance was stored In the barn - so as not to be affected by the iciest..' :..We believe the crop ostibegrotsit profitably fur stock feeding. Where , the soiling system hat twee 'e Opted, they - are oneut the crops to be used in the succession. The elder Mr. Quincy of Massachusetts, In a letter writ ten to ns several years ace, places cabbages as among the most important_ plants fur soiling Imposes. They come In play at a time when the nutritive value of grasses his been injured by ,f,roits, and when the food of stock is being changed from succulent grasses to dry fodder, and hence they are of important service. for the dairy. • Some regard ,-cabliages as a profitable crop to raise for feeding stock in spring, or du ring the latter part of winter. Properly stored, the heads may be kept-without loss or decay.— As a market crop cabbages have long been re garded as among the most profitable vegetables that can be-grown. Sales are readily made. hi the fall throughout all our cities and villages, and at remunerative rates. In the spring, per fect heads of good sorts command very high pri ces, and in view of. this fact it is rather singular that so few, beside market gardeners, go into thelr,cultfation far' supplying the spring mar keti They can be grown on almost any soil that is adapted to corn if an abundance of well rutted manure is applied to the land. That from the hog-pens produces the best results. Cabba ges are not likely to db so well on ground that has been successively cropped by them for three or fear:years, but succeed hest on ,fresh farlds.- For e,tsvery. early Tip the'plaxitS will be Well .on , their way at this time in hot; beds, but fur i gen eral crop, the seed can be sewn now. - And we , have introduced the subject with the hope of in ducing a more general cultivation of cabbage as a field crop, There are a great number of varieties of cab bages many of which- are Inferior. The Win-, niogstadt we place among the first for excel: knee. It is a choice variety for the table, and 'taking all its good qualities into account, Ls scarcely excelled. The Wakefield, the Ox-heart, the Drumheads, the Red-Dutch, and Sugar-loaf are popular varieties, all of which make good returns. Some of the varieties of the Savoy are vent desirable for cooking. The leaves are very much wrinkled, and the variety is very much esteem; ed for its flavor and richness. Mr. Gregory of Marblehead, advertises a new early variety call= ed the Cannon BalL We have never seen the variety grown, and therefore cannot speak as to quality or as to its reliability in heading. It is said to be very bard-headed and heavy for its size, being round like a cannon-hall, and excels ling in hardness every known variety. • In eiciiiing seed for plants it is always well to sow plentifully In order to secure enough pants to meet every emergency. The seed costs but little, and surplus plants can usually be disposed o& of at least will accommodate neighbors or fiends, who have been unfortunate with their ' i plants, or who have neglected to arrange for a supply. We have known, some seasons , a great call for plants and gre at difficulty in obtaining them. Sometime insects prove destructive to the plants while in the beds, before they are ready to trans. plant. An occasional application of ashes or soot sifted over - the beds will serve us a pro. tection. The cabbage is a very nutritious vegetable:— According to Sohnston, the dried leaf contain* from thirty to thirty-five per cent. of gluten, and is in this respect, therefore, more nutritious than any other vegetable food which is consumed to a large extent by man and animals. We do not know what amount of green food could be grown from an acre of cabbage by selecting the larger varieties ;but it is larger titan one, at first thenght, would imagine Supposing, however, that an average of five pounds per head be ob tained, thelCl,ooo heads would turn off 50,0 , 0 pounds or twenty-five tons, an amount which it _would seem might induce their more extended :.cultivation as a field crop.— Utica Herald. Large Red Clover. We have had several inquiries of late for the large red clover seed, and do not know where it is to be procured. As to its cultdre and value, lion. Jobn MeVeen of Wheatland writes to We Genesee Farmer as follows: "The large seed costs about two dollars per bushel more than the small, and as it is a very common practice to plow down the clover every alternate year, or at the most to graze but one year, the small clover is in most general use; as being cheaper,and yielding a more acceptable bulk and quality of hay. And yet, extravagant as it may seem, I am of opinion that if you de sire to graze three successive years, you can bet ter afford to pay the market price for the large, than to accept the small seed as a gift. First: The berry of the large seed is perceptibly small er, and you get at least one-quarter more seed in a bushel, as I have ascertained by actual count on a small scale. Second : If two.thirds of the large seed vegetate and survive, they will do more to cover the land with foliage, and sup press noxious weeds, than three-thirds of the emalL Third: Observant neighbors have often expressed the opinion, that the large will carry at least one-quarter more stock. It continues green after maturity. During the last summer's drouth, the large was green until the fall rains, while the small was shriveled and hrown.7-- Fourth: It penetrates the soil more deeply, halt a larger root, and consequently yields more veg etable matter and fertitity" upon cultivation,— Graze close until the sth of June and take Off, and the crop of hay is satisfactory in quantify and quality It is the only clover to sow with timothy fur meadow, as the small is dried up be fore the timothy is fit to cut."—Gountry Gent. Clean tone Cellars. If not already done, thoroughly purge this subterranean story of your house. Every decay ed onion, cabbage stump, potato vine or tuber, turnip, parsnip, carrot, and all the dirt they have made, all straw and rubbish, rake them up and out with Ciem The cellar is no place for them at any time of the year. If you still retain a few potatoes for table use, let them be picked over and all decayed ones removed. One of the best house-wives„ of our acquaintance, greeted u not lone Since with an invitation to . come and see her cellar. "I have swept down every cobweb, white-washert the walls, swept up the floor, and lowed it with salt." Decayed vegetable matter is a fertile cause of disease, and there Is enough .. , of it out of doors in this country, without heap ing it up in the cellar for the special tturp2se, it would almost seem, of breeding fevers. White wash the walls, for lime purifies as Well as beau tifies Hake down the cobwebs; they are the infallible markt., of a slattern.. Salt destroys worms, ite.. If your cellar is very dry and sandy you may use salt without detriment; but if too oh/zip - It will make the matter wonie. PIIEPARWITON FOB PIIESEBITING We translate from the Geber Courier a receipt for a Preparation which is said to insure great durability to leaflet', and to make It very pliable and soft. It consistS of four articles, tallow, soap, rosin, and water. These ingredients are pre pared as follows: Twenty-one parts of tallow are melted in a vessel, three parts of rosin added, and the two when melted mixed well Iccetber. In another vessel seven parts of good washing soap are dis- Solved In seventy parts of pure rain water. biter it is dissolved and the mass heated to the hailing paint we. add the, part 'prepared before, let it boll once more gently, and the preparation is = ready for use. It is especially adapted to boot?, • and harnM.--INtas and Leatherßeporter. .;. • Wearnarci SEIEMP.—It Lamers will wash their abeep with , soap, and get all the gam and dirt out of the woolind then let them run froin nine to twelve days in a clean, dry,paature before shearing, they will find it greatly to their advan• Lige - ' The steoLwill be to good order to work tip, if they 'Want to work it upt otin good con- Alitiaa la podi,awltelck Oak if void. Jasatikmakee C -4 1 MI Real Estate.::envy I TS emeterttcpea hate famed 1 parteerehlp and opened-an flee for the purchaaßesie.ved reotalAksaleislate In the Ocre Of of 1.11 t d b =h 4 c L eo gAtt t .l2, il. We deidan te eevernee extevely Ir. in thaw eountles troths. lvr Noe ionmedliew Jersey. tro.merheace eoßeznoat of th. penotra who buy landilto etantyl-410. t he le este:Weil) acquainted throughout the = al. and eve the =tiers entml el Acme hie whole attention. e have Several Farms on Hand, sallable for dalrlring parpaage. Thet Umger Part of the Partheas, money enema fora term of Imeralanable to InelallMente. No; 1.—W.1.re% of land In Forest Lake, In improved. goo dwelDmitholue, Asa barna, well watered, and will support from & to Meow.. Convenient tOaucetlnp, wheels, and snechiroce. a large part of the pruchase motley can remain fore series or yell. h 0,9.-125 acr. of land In Franklin. (F Pertitril b.) 100 *mots im peered. Well welefed, MO Orel lhag houses, two Barns rtonvegicat to Intel Inge. achoula and More. Well Suited for dairt , purpolea— Hart of the pure..se money may remain for • mom of years. No. a.-191 acres of land in 111mock-191 Unproved, well intern and r 'L er ug*°4ll.nes.lll'lltrmitilintogP"leg b'wrorelal-rnrdnitgd chew • n Af t o and tOmllle-tronaDl=Comerk ' and ? V ogled frou Montrose.. Two third, oftheputthem money curret . nails for saw hoof yetta,sethred by bond and mortgage N 0.5.-97 acne of land In Bridgewater township,l% Ile. MOD MOtatroO.lSOZeltitSrprovedd, good new destines bout, barn, forty-A*lolWe agtod grafted orchard, well watered. Ore tail of the parchme money eat remain for a number Of Years.elmewal upon the premises N 0.6 —lOO acreasltuate In Bridgewater. two Mlles from Hon tepee. &lathes Improved, good new dwelling house, barn. and orth ard. One-third of the purchases money down. and the balance In L 2,11, 4, end 5 yews. No. 7.—Situate In the township of Forest Lake, form mile. host Iloatrow• A dally stage passes the house. 156 acres. Over la Irgroved. adesod dlrellltto noun, two burro and shots. good Doh • saw mi to good running order, and elder mill. churning b, water, milk house, de. Terms Onebalf of the pureboto moues down. the ialanee In flee annual pairmthta. SO. 8.-91 9 Ones of land In Herrick township, 190 otos Interco ed. good dwelling bolos, two barns, wagoo house, One stabling well watorol s end under /spot Mate of linproversept, consenter' , tow/um/sane meetings. and mn couventlently divided and mad. Into two farms. Ten.: One.half down. balance in Instalknents No. 9.—sltuate to the township of Jessup, worn miles from 01 on Moe, containing fasts acme fortsalve lenprovcd. a pawl house, tarn 9.lVl'L:annr=l:.'dOun;:l7lPerf sugar born, mnvtmltmt ',103`..",ung; balthee on Ds In foto . paymemte, ' - ?in. 10.— Shots In the toWaship of NOW Milford, nonlaining 10. notes—ltareurnalmprool '; two runes from the lloroni of Nes 14 , Iford, sad about deity rod/Morn the Lackasans a. Wester, Hall Read; well watered sale eprbscs ; good bulleilrga and a do bearing orchard—a grOve of chestnut mom the mediae, sortable foe Ora or Weer mb poirs—a school house In the Immediate skinny ; and three different churches within two miles. 100 acres from the farmwill be sold If the purchater should not want the whole Terms reasonable. tin 11.-40 , 111grell. ad3olning the village of Susquehanna De" on the N. Y. Erie to ay one of the most consieulnr farms In the vicinity from which to 6-11 milk In the sli.age 00111 keep it' colare and teams to work the farm. These are about 7000 tetrapt p dee on the farm. worth WU earl, be-Idea a qua. illy of Railroad ties end wool within a mile of the sll age; two good do/ onto. houses, tee rasa; and a war The:rel. mean on the ram a fin orraf paint ruin; and a paint mill In good running order : two good orchards. No leo than ta pasonger trains lee , the depot daily For On enterprising mar to Woke mosey the farm In one of the moat doditatd. In he northern part ef the State So. n to In New MI itead township. two mil, south Non; the villace-110 scrot—abont 75 acres imp pent ed. a good bona h o rn, and out holldlngs—flnely fenced and wall wathrsd—a coq orchard of rooted fruit (peach. plum, and ch. rm )—sre I eltuand for Miley pttmosto, Mt half the purchase money down, the hat laces In one, two and three year, with Interval. tvry Mere , dedothon In prL-e If the wbole parchnse money should b' paid down. S. cartuazimus. • • • • r mane. Address CHAMBERLIN & :MUM , 18 1814.—1 J Montrose lthaanerlannaCo...Fla PERSIOIIS IRU BOUNTY" Tur:iC undany ib erfr r e . d 3 :2ltroccittlut t tend a ,.. 1 , 1 , 44 4. t ed it?4; i gt0... All dame carefully preparet.ill prompt& forwarded tor the iW Three enontheets mantLeand ninernontbemenarettoteardledt o t.ronty. but If didahled or they din In the arnica. they or their rel& tiers Mn entitled to pension. Persons In the navel Nerving are en loud to peustous dcr the tame rules and to mare di, land forces. Commissioned °racers are called to pandas bukttot to bounty. ills a Pict not ceneralty known that the 7x'ar ease iv tong protracted sickness ofs soldier or when, he tas ages' sod .ofirm travois dependent on him tor suntan.. or* family it destitute clrcurestances. discharge such ledttleci foam the wrrk-e.— AppLiesllons Of this Mod prompt Iy nude out and the nee salary 1..1 Ode& lordmlion on all subjects comet" ed with gtoteruunut els ims free. All letlear asking totorettatton potaptly answered relatlve• or soldler. oho die alter enThem.nt and before be- Inamtutered Inane eulltled to Pemba Ilto sune I( !wit soldier Lod died In the service M. B. *. The latch string ardy* bee out.° L BIOANS, Attorney at Ister. areasee ..11's itelos liiitettmont Jae. SM. WILLIAM W. SMITH, Ali CAUTRZT ASO RECUR lif ARR. fsetaret Kelp. constantly on Laud Or MIAS Muammar ressrraus. 0, fur MMus! st Mimi notice. Mop nod Wan Roams foot of Mato 61. Montrose, Ps.. Mara S. 1883.41 . LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM. TsHHTLET & FITCH baling soneinfoll B. S. Boort= .fith them." primp. in too practice of the law ell Its varl • oos tosochon. the Sodom Will hercafer be bone in the wane of Bentley, Fitch &Bentley, .4 all bmiaras entrusted to them Will be attended to with prompt. new and Malty. OMce tome to occupied by Bentley St Pitch. a. e. WarrialT, i.. P. MTN, ..... 0. N. =MIT. as. Rol:than. January P. R ItYNOLD S. LICERREO AUCTIONEER, SELLS DRY GOODS =I 111 bads of licretundise, and aleo nordzose. Ps.. Dec./1.1884.—u rizarnining Surgeon! oppoltdrA i lb the Corner:donee of 1. Pensions, a KEMAL EXAM at large. to examine and save eertlimtee to all entitled to Penslona. I attend to all ap plicsdons that may_ be presented to 1111:1 Montrose. Pa. Rooms a% J. 8. Turners Hotel, PATRICK. Montrose. April 6.1863.-If mccouum & SEMILE. tltorneys and Counsellors at Law, VONTROSI4, SIISQ. CO., PA. ratherlnLathzaria New Data Building, corer Lathrop, Tyra k Niter. Store. a. dou taus, D. W. 8 "mats IlUsettroo.T1.1•11.111. 1613.-tf E. M. TURNER, Attorney -at -Law OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE. MOUtrilw. Mg 61115. D. BREWSTER, AUCTIONEER Montrose, Pa. I[.tre..sprn4l364-is HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NESINVORIC. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS; Anew isilsonary.lBs4. 63,288-co,ts. LbiblMies. 3.003,82. Y. Karon Szrru,Seeretary. Caes..l.Btercria,YrestdeaL Joule WOK& Aundent beery. A. F. Wrenerrn, V, Preft. Polkindsraed and renewed by the andendirned, at Ws aZee caw theßoeinine. BILLINGS STROUD, Agent, lientnne.ft..Juirl.l.B6l.4l Fire and Lib Insurance I PROCtIRED HY F. B.- 'CHANDLER, r t a a e G i t e t, a. as atirlow lug% r NIEW FIRM. Inv ILZON. ORITP.I&-k WARN= tare :entered Into . to- VI tamer:llp rut the yurpose of eelßuglni s rodls k lrOcerlep. gt°l=7l42:xl=r..o2 - b . , /NZ ' eon & Sou. - welt:lA:flay solidi the palsczue of 'IL WILSON. JEFF JEFF F. out? rtB. Y. R. W Altri EEL if.,dr,,,,e,Jsagarrt , Wl i;..„1.11:161tRIC19 SOZIDONT Praterrifts V arkl Cleati-g tbe TX/STE/ and IlardeLlog ttutOttms. The but ompivattuo jet Fide. For rah _ _ 6 ratmot. laarchts, , HEAD. WATUO STERUSIG'S AMBROSIA, onsratems b.k. *yule by AfiEL TUB LL ...Knotrase.oct. . „ , -Loo p ingfialooo, ISALS Nosy:, Itircb,lB6sl OTOURAPpI,ALIIVIZEI — . BY - ::11.7011; TE72RZLL lima r os, Pc. tu....01.!51i". 10" - . 4-=tailelewir MUT COHN on , harAlunl fart Ws n 7 usnime : QUM& • togas „y • 14)1 • / / / O. W. LOWELL, - PRINCIPALA PROPRIETOR .orx...bravutii.mrlizteills, al=toit o r t as a {mina ariloossn ` drr ' norlet ent:Wbleh bs . 2.. been made In and to the ewers I Depsetma4 ar ' fils Collede. ' wh o Coma of In steardlod, extended sad treated. preside ba • . Young en and Ladles P The bed tacllitles beat/102g , A PUACTICAL, COMPEE lIENSIVE 13USINEE8 EDUCATION. The thotteute. novel. and Interesting Maned ACTUAL PRACTICE embraces a complete rontlne of tome:lotions In each Important an eh of business. A tot Bank and Railroad, Steamboat. Tele graph. Poet Otaces, , te , are In full and ono:went °Matter., yew. senSms Ina plen,lng and smlefactory manner the daily routine of actual laminas lite. in welch the student became* In prorresgon an smaleor CLERK. &N I ..d BANKER, rarefying. In each =parity. a practlml and rellablagamnaledge nf Imalnrta In IM maltflarlons forma and phases. PENMANSHIP! IntbiSeasrettml brawl of s cloS non edatiolsn to Colleco moll hater (senility to the brunet. The ibuncerfah "Itrctero - menthe taught in all Its varieties hy the Ingle skillful masters of the art.- -mime. of Writing from this institution hove reeetnxi the WAD en encomiums froT the pr... for genets] information. term.. Ate...whlres. foe OolieVo ignob ly:whi three cent ch +LH stamps 4ahem for St D. W. Lc, W EL .vimens PeamL. Principal anship.enelose , Lowell. Columercho °atm Binghamton. .y . MES ARE GETTING BETTER' rT gratlfylns notice the late alintellSCS and victories kinds Army and Navy. and consequently the DISOLIZIE merctunaus. atiiteqbehg, oeobatio &eo Ever ready hod telllttot to tell goods et low !Serves. bent)) take pleasure lu •rattionettot to their miturrom frivol. told customer', that thy hoeing bought • very Large and legant Stock of Goode generally kept by them Cor the Pall and Winter Trade Decline of Prices, ...Menton prepaml eat all In want of. and ow promiall Qtn Indteccaddits In all bums of Dry Good*. Fancy and Millinery Goods. Clothing, ertdch line one Stock 1a by far the largest and moot complete of any In the County. Umd I bra.. mmentic a full line of Foreign an GRESS' GsaGGS, se rrinos. Ystaro situ. d, fropissrlsl Clotbs, Lw vitur , , A !vac... Lueters. all wo of or palfeottnt, De. Low., .4 told. Mohair ruoda so., and In DOMESTIC GOODS Flints. Mudtri all a Deu colors land qeculms. Ch allUen.ks, ae., Flannels of LINEN GOODS SHAWLS ! SHAWLS! Beale and double Woolen Broche. Shetland wool, and eachzherii. CLOAKS, CLOAKS, l the Den tastertsts sad of the Infest stslea Also cloaklcz mb Btocacloths 13cascr, cater-proof cloths, lads Wire ty of closjata Irtmolloss for cab. FURS T FURS I FURS T In Ude Ilse we mould especially mil the attentica of buyo uto our swortruent and prices. ertach tidy emPetiilar , Eioop S'lcirts4 Hoop Skirts, hoop Skirts, Ladles', If Imes, and Chlldrees dee of it asp% istid dyke. of tnss quality of steal Lod mks. Corsets, Corsets, ci the beet French nuke. nil:eclat to any other, out. Woolen Goods ! Hood. ar-, and ► very lugs Iles b READY-MADE CLOTHING Ilur faelltlee are the e•m• ee ever, our Stook to Ulla breath of trade t. very large and complete. ?reflex *Ward to wit all and every one La waste( Men's, Youths', and Bogs' Clothing ether Inenvleorteln_rof goods. ot Mae, wn nantinne evrnerth. TO OHD and wouldttepecttell draw tte at anion of en ulna en: In the hAb ETt. lt of hest., their cloth y es rustle to order, to try aide ens ono give . _ Full Satisfaction in Style & Make Ohm am a GO Od covalae om• good'. GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM &. CO Montrose. Sept. 19, 1601 SCOTT'S POPULAR REIte'DIES These tnedteinta are warranted if us3d according to dlosellona. Try thew and If nor •utitfactury return one italltta medicine and the m,hey will be refunded. I have told thovrarule of bottles, but none have reLaTtled. SCOTIPSCHOLERICURATIIs nil medicine 11,eorr.poiled of Gem and Booth, sad nausea an tm • medbate mac:Minim the eiratena and la erns to a.. It hr been nand to the SPOTTED FEVER to camber of and proved etreetuil. Full directions 011 aka bottle. !'eons LO szra. SCOTT'S SANATINE °MUTE. It Is composed of vegttsbles, and t. sattrely harmless. Plies ttrattyttos mats $ Octt. Dies tin:—We beet had ample °Roadway a. toting the VIZ Sur of your Conic for many yeste, sod dud h es.you recommend It. and valiant, neballtatton le rectouracedbur st to the pubtle. W 11117011 A Y D. b.. N. , Milford. CALVIN 0. H D.: MontrueL Wm. 11. .11.11. M. L. wllkeehare. Ifabuftebnedbyk is rcu, &rano.. Pa. and for Uls by . f.LA ft 1,. W. 0. W A R.L. a nOri, NoWlllllforrd. I ILA SCOTT. brr , nerM*. lath Of SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY AND BACK PAY. ryas noleralfTed, LICENSED AGENT OF THE GOVERN 1M ENT wl ere prompt sEentlon to &Minims =trusted to tame. Chum LOW. and latortnatioti FEEL Montrose, November 9.18“.-111 L. P. PITCH. THE LkTEST STYLES. JOHN setrrTEß RESPECTFULL r announce, that he 1,1 low p.eM tiaZ all Mots of vernal% of the !nod faelaltmsble order. and • rante,l to Et oink elegance and Pane. . LADIES OLOA lateet.New York Awls. Lire 4 b o D o v rer 1. N ~ Buullerd • . n International fire insurance Com OP HEW-YORE. Office, 113 Broadway IIk:WM I\IIK itji i !fll CIIARLEB TATLOR, President. HAMILTON Bacee, Vice-President. Ourgn DRAKE, Acting Secretary. . BILLI MQK STROIU De Agent. Montrose. Jarman H. ISM-1y SUOUTING IRONS! REVOLVING MIN SINGLE—HEW OMER AT BEMAN'S.. . THE GREA.TESTIMPEOVENEESIT YET. A Single Pistol , that Draws Its Own' Car tridgcajter Firing! Priem tors Mao .ilsvorrirot sac^ AU gm mad Ryles ef ev Midge on hand. also O. D. Ely's Doable Wateskroof and Milted &Mrs Lamy Percorsion Cava nr noric fan to seo Mote New Revolve:, and Pietas WWI Pezelmeng. 0. D. DMILAN. Montrose, Feb. mtn.180...0 _ B. B. MVO & CO. "DAUAI PAU433 BrivrixizEtro ns 133Eumario, .%,Zlm!alakiw,loac wa JklitlilPal34/7 !il at the recent for noneekeeping. Corsets, FOR DYSENTERY, - CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA.MORBITS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BlLipts, AND SICK HEADACHE, BOUBNESB OF Tns STOMACH, COLDS. AND COLD CHILLS. FOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD READ, VROSTED FEET, INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD rums, CRIAPPPD MANIA, INDOLENT TVMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, PILES, CORNS, AC. Sevahlt New Goods t virra. • 116 undiendgnet, ft itos ezzrOl trio barnen under tnik — nun and sive ot WEBB a BUTTERFIELD, treSleseelo lame tie Public that we lire now reeelvioefrom Few Torte LAWS and WELL SELECTED OTOCK of Goods of Every Description ecrothilne of the Wen styles of Shrill and BOILIIIM Prints, chg. Ilsr. Meal% ClialmereA Shawls, Coital:aides, At. A lot of Groceries of all Kinds. A food eiscritMent or Crockery. alammetre. Woeglerlerare. Kota sad Caps Boots and Mom Umbrella*, lamenlA Gloves, Dreas Thromingaateck TleaScarta.Collart.Scr_ Also akood taawtzuent of H A. It NV A_ R. , Ootalstlog of aborcla.Btrades. Hook Prealng Hooks. ro.taSYMBN Lit. All kinds of prodtme taken ln azrivage. Call and sae as or Webb's Old Store on Public Avenue H. J. WEBB. • - A. D. 11 U'rr Montrcea, April Eh 1864.-1 e DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GONE GOLD! LOW! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES FOR Prints ! Dtlaiues I theetings ! Dress Goods! ' Boots and Shoes! Gaiters Balmoral& ! Groceres and Hardware! Ready-Made Clothing! Bats! Caps! Yankee Notions or wi ad our MUMS, VA RI ETS nt stock. We :nag ban more room for our SE V 174 poUu. and ore derermluett to eirou oat the old .tork Ifirttnoto mud pre us Woe pumbrumg. ellr rho It Orel. prime always putt] for Butter, (login, and Pro. duce (Sall kinds. J.R. J ACKSON. Valrd.le, April 3, ISSZ.—If. H. 121e1BLA_TUF 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, New York. HEPECY DatiAP.T. I J.(l. W ESSELHOFT. I N. B. SRA FEU FIRE INSU IfiArteiCE. Thelnsurance Co. of North America, PHILADE:LPHIA, Has Established an Agency in Idontrose,Pa, Thisisthe oldest Insurance Co. in the U. States OABH CAPITAL PAID IN ANSNTS OVEN. • • --o-- liErates are sa low as those of an ygood Comp:myth N. Y. or T elsashelmahtt Its Directors. are mina the not for honor and latagylly. . AllTilUlt U. 001t/114. President. CUIAL2III PLars eery . B. STROBL>. Aseht. Blonyues, Jetty 15.1m2.-Iy. oft. over th. rog.ffi`. too Y 0 U WANT A GOOD PIANO Ott A CABINET ORGAN 1 . OALL AND ME THEM AT O. D. BEINIAN'S When You ,can be Bupplion with any Thine an the Lane of Musical Merchandise, 'Fltoll PIANO TO A Also:1_1u usual. the only sesortment of PURE Silver-Ware and ME JEWELRY In town. N. B e —leell only the Planes of tint Hams Benton and New-Yore linkers, and all Pianos Feld by me will be kept to tune one yn.v. Cabinet Organs Warranted for Five Years. P. IL-11 you want an Inferior Instrument, don't call on Your% truly. 0. D. BEIVIAN. mcmtrose.ltamb =MM. Ma 30:0 01::=9.1=pcsa that cannot fall to salt, a tart a GROCERIES, SIMA RS, 7EA 8, C OFFER, S PICR.FLO UR and SA LT, (by the sack or harrel,) FISH, and all attielcusenanytonndl n am els...groceries. Flour by the Wholesale and Retail. MeSlll.O mull I hope to recolva a liberal ebuer of publlepa ran gure. N.B. Thehighcatmarketo doe o far? e VEAL SKINS. iliMtrnall.lisPrVl4.lllll3.-In VERY EXCITING NENVN,L 2 MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING. Valuable Holiday Goods Captured. I:f m ß troe .4 i rr Ltrusupti rn tpe *sneer., sod rereonst.,.. to rout am. rf wet' f Toys sad other saleable rods erult.ab , . for she It o ; v 1114.110 to ell large UUMIKT of the emir.. ONES . errocorlho,or.d to ee sold cheep, at che melte Hotel buLement - Owls, ho. 1, one door ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION, (011 A LITTLE BELOW,) Yore completeteport of the General'. enceeto, oPos the snivel of rersttrelo. Our mow) a live and Ist live. A. N. lIULL&RD. Illootron. Demtober 1%11. IS64.—tt On the Track. C. F. MEEKER, Er Corr parchksed thr Foundry and stock on klud of P. H. H Corwin, h preizamd rn Wit. Plows and other Castings, found ln • Cutintry Shop at short notice and Foundry opposite the Poet Office In New tlilford, Pa. N. B. OLD IRON WANTED. for which I IBM pay CASH. C. F. MEEKER. Nov 11111 bra. Sot. It 1564,-lip HONESDALE MONUMENTAL WORKS 1 To the People of Susquehanna Co rim undersigned heretry arareunce that they are Mita them. J. den reeelred by them for Tomb Stones, &e., In this Cmarity. Cut am they enn yr off and do M them. tilr linters respeotflilly solreitnif finfilled firomptl, meßo armed upon. y 03 1 PECK & CO. uesdalt. /La.l3f4.7tf B Stuart's Refined Syrup. A. SPLENDID artlclepurt !wet. REM). wATILOUS. A FOSTER. Itrteolue. Vow:ober E IRfa PoplinsaDl ,ehl DeLaines . &c. memo a Ita.n.6 Itoutnop.sept.i - bis —, jea. Prints at OLLAITDLERIS. )14113r ' Flannels. ,w0 j rpp,m......,..... 1104 .g m ___ Crockery and Clothing. A MA Ut.44olelr Chat .111th...in nub P ft tale= e. Administrator's Notice. 11717 . 1108 le hembi giver. to ell Persona havta a dofotodsogfloO thoOltoto of oho -thud, lets of Glitewe temescip. dreemel. that the same must 1m proorotett to the underugued far ar- MaielmmollumMatilPtemeelpdebWtOOd eetste are ueeted tn V i g ra. om en Stia ns kliat tiUtil BROtHOS & SCRANTON, Who Wale and Baal Dollen In :=,IARDWAR IRON, NAILS, AI Spikes vets, Builders' Hardware, Railroad and Pdtaire4pplbl •!., Mine Hail, different dm'', Counter Honk .4 Trail Spika, Ca-riaceMaterial , Sprin Irma. Aste P l at ed kelw sod Bosta.HOlka. 14131, %%Aen, Pa •e I rma. lianda. Slalleatd• /1 . 01, /011-4.hpOltee.FellVeLPPlndi"rn Patent leather. Loa:oaks:l Lea th er. alp Sock, eta, M anuf ac turers it eneral variety of Carriage and Hoods, &c., & c, ac. WV We eve mace atter.tionto this part of our rock, andUffat a 'Dotter solectiol &merriment than can be .or.d elsetrb e Las par of the It'l2te. Ices. Stocks and Loo, Ile lloas, Hammers, Stedgee, Ege.. Files to at vety. Tackle Blocks. Chaina.fletad. stonesNt Pee Paris. Coment, French WindOtr His" AGRICULTURAL IMPUM:=;, r-,,,,,t'irr-atar, 7 111, and Croat bsos, Irtnrni,Barni Wraridr e VIA VC,. Wnetlng Pepe, Fn.. and I.lladting Tuba. • of.ver l!orae ' , noes s,d Ilsmad , d llnrse Nails, Car pentere Toot, .n amu variety, and •LLsanarran, Leatherbllo Plndtna Kali., and 1,..-anet Belting. Falrindaa'a Sc.luytt, cna.tou. Ya.. Mnrrh 80 1664.-Iv 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL & WINTER. CALL AND SEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOOK Or CLOTHING, AT TELE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New Sty H of UNDER-COATS, FAITS, VESTS, fi UNDERCLOTHING 11,01111, SALT, TiA, MEE, & &KEPIS, A n ',hove In sy rnr..at7 .ith GOLD of the late Vent dii• STONE l et CO. tsro 84)th. 1564. NEW GOODS tr 40,000. 61.200,000. fr If E tlh-coteers have Wel day returntd from New Vizi with • LAY, E IAUI 1F U L stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewea-v, Silver-Ware l Plated-Ware 1 Cutlery, S. Fancy Goode, to which to ry arnubl Invite the setentlny of their Mend& TUT hay, 'are. ~Y A e,f A merit., and Swim Prateleen. both , st!vhr, v, , ry .qpsrhornalltb , s, Enameled, Cur.: •rr t. 10; und 111J1J, sad Plato Gold Seta of EArkem and Pits, Shamrck, En.uoM, PIAIn 0010 sr. .1 Fa Ile], Fins" r lalawa of curry vartetY mad praer rltdd Bracelets, A rrn , tt, y e ,4. ;mod hod Neelt talon, Gold, sod Enver sj.erteeh, and Th!ur , r4...oold r:0 . .. nod stoth spoons, Table and Pocket Cutlery !ti tp4l, Butter end Fruit Kutr, Curd Vanes, Fork, eVen ..,11Glipti , 111 of udd tr. , it i.`"tor. Thu largest lot of Plated .ver tirought Into ttroonie C...tY• purrs "zilch. In use some "sr, Ivan • irts y itans. , 1111.41.111.1 a a riles lot of Fool Of fluids. Violin and Grital Btrlogii ~n 'f rhotidtp,Firblint is In stir, vittrititi, Bs romettos. T herict ti uteri. Nordlot, Brushy', Gold Pena Scissor& Buy Obes. 6re - . A !so Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of the v•ry best Ant.... GOVIILS BA 6E1116 Family Sewing Machines Kedrie , Ft • rt., and W Et , r Filter , the The ~bnve were honghr ler , j. 1,11, and Win tit 114.14 on the most favorable Want. an a 1.,. ar Watches and Clocks Repaited I t abort 1,1 In tho BEST MANNER; Also ENGRAVING In the 13 E-zsT LE. Com rnf Mm mlnp, oppomu the Past Office. Biutt...te,.Way 3 1 &.t. ueia 1 NEW GOODS! NEW 00008 Pv o HILL at C.Ol 34 Court %tree!, Bittglututtoat,N.Y., rove onns,n tly nn hand a lone angg of goodJ adapted to Uxencr. Italr own GLASS-1V ARE, LAMP& =I FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES, HOUSE FCRNISHINO GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WOODEN 4 WARE, CUTLERY, &C. Ilerthants will be sapptled York Jobbing pima. 11.11 A LL at 00 Blukbaroto, Y. Decvnit , er 19th, 1°44.—/Y U. S. 7-31:1 LOAN t It is A National Savings Bank I HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST Than A.ny Other, And the -iest, Security• 6ITBSCILIFtIONB RECEMID BY W. H. COOPER & CO., =I REMOVED, AGAIN " The Famous Barber." and oce the fronone Barney. Fan,. Hurts. lute 114 y IL L., .4 flay-10Am at Woets'o, F lot' • Ito? It-to FILA me Sbuyiug 0..4 SlLoa.•LetaLe roe cur, leo II Ale In . you. it LA m e ready' at yuur etrelee. AI yeor servloe, WIAALLY 1101LILID &to•td door abure S.earle's .Llutel, Cp &lira ri warns, J une Still Alive I o:AILD and I , lc the Wnu as watt, at the • I o Mu I AN tO, qua and.a-tuif Lona of Mantras% at the Snit, l'reek Turnpike. JUDSON' MOTT. moat,. .1 I,ne 6. 1,64.-tI • UNDERTAKING! h ft ch. , baskant nten mating great Improtrementh hit t tll. ha rntnnt of contras. he ' , would rlnthnt-tfullt mnittolltheattitti ion and i• It ton n t te of his ft - Inm'u and the pu , ilic generally. lifaire nat tettl,ce tt nen &dn.& 11 'NM WARNER. Organ It, nit, Munn I BAT MARKET. On Pablic Avenue, near Searle's Rotel. Eg.., „n La n a mquod oFty 0 51 Stab' of aI I 0/001 pald for lit OAT'rLE 0 111., -11)..EP And LAMBS. 5!ootor1111)ESof h. i i cerroCX,/ IL Flaw: :v. ilor.a 00 r «1..16.11.5.1.-111 Carriage Shop ZZ-T '7E7IIM BLAST TIRAT:'WVI3,t' n lr, Etr.gr, ' ,47,,tdt k . tn t V 11: Inly II 01/1441ri11. NEW GOODS.. A LARGE ADDITION TO MY STOCK OF Dry Goods and Clothing. lOW WM. add cheap. ' Calludaes. Yrno...nr. I* 90. MU y 1 , A MI 1 , 1 nista NEW GOODS AT WILSON GRIFFIS At WAR btoalraii. Cdotiir 111 ISM Nrir GOODS, :•-• J.. R. DE INITTIL OWrhe emb or f y hIe MMEM IEL tea. soSepter.' 061 pa Weed LADIErY.DRESS GOODS Mall Ea ea:MY= Omit tezejekMa le Wks! Cloakiaffs,=roat taate4Frencik Black Clothe. aed ColoreetAll Dell. .CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERESiItC. Black Cloths, Dor Mem CoMe64.Taocy,(faidattrea. Seatteder Jana, Shop • Oray Satleetaats.. Mao, Tailors rE66060611 Doivwswics. Erma ad Bleached MaspuiDcalms,l34l24 l . llama & On" Mayen. TroveNe, NOtlarkS• Erse warlet_y of Hoop and Balmoral fitlehtei LaMar IdeaV sad Clactrea'sUor i n=Wthatflarllr eld . BleEega.Thread of all kW.% Wei Colton. M. 6e. Boots", , & Shoes. Meal axed Boyle Rada, Childnea corpertoid Raiz Eafaxo Biwa. Cialiera,Balatotal Sem. Viceoentes-sei Calf 60oes. anoe. Sams al prima evi. to er beater,. VERY Men QUALITY Greco. Birk. and Japea Te.a. Coate. Splay Wave. fialasalaa, mar suld Tobsena. Del beed. 6e. St. EVANS ar. ALLEN. I= II iNSTOOK /I lIAINLZY NEW FIRM! BALDWIN It ALLEN, iizAaa.ol9 Alt noun, rEED, CUT, PORK FISH, SMOKED naunirr, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles Tema, C7otree, Spices, Syrup's, Molasses, Sugars .03r_se-VNTWALR., Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat BROOMS, NAILS, &O. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN, . NIING. L. ALLEN Montrose. West tide Public Avenue, AprIBLIBI. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store nu long been needed In 1.101(TROSE. and raw we Lane LL AT 3E3 V. WI A. 1•7 S Ir. oldttion to his formes Stock, end the settee Stock of Mid Watrone.bY aterh b b est uAmemnt o al Com Nee,Vote Silver and Plated Ware *veneered In Moreton. Splendid Assortment of Casters Celia Gankete. Cie*. Goblets es., also Cake end Pie Knives. Sheens. and Forka ic K ATan a le . tas s tra i rm . cint of do rd S a g a Via bes.Amninee, Spineacin.hilver sue Plain. Tine win Gold Jewelry, Lod • ef a n,o Chafes . Nankin Rizzo from 10 canto UM. Jewel.. fern Tinker lilies. Gold awl lillyer Thimble*, Pocket. Knees, Isny Table Koh/elan. Violin and Guitar Strings Intl received and NT tale by Montrose. Jana soy 11.1E44. Theann anent!, Marcus. and Yoder ,•• amilspneed of tar dock of Clocks. Watchn, Jewelry, and falser Ware to ono fenny townsman. Mr. U. D. Ilzatan. woold embeetlY natud our patrons and the public cetrally. who may bola want of any of the above mentlnntdcoads. to give Man n call' and Gamine kle Monk.' Rememtar--flne dont above &IWO. Motel. • Repairing as UsuaL Yontxow Not. 16.1M8. 11111 T, DRAYERS Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Drugget, Mats, Rugs, Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals, Glass. Paints, Nails, Sheetings, Bats, Yarn, Wall Paper, Shades, Border, Cord and Tassais, Dry Goods, Groceries, Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs, Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &e.; Dr. sayrLe ,B 011: y Medicines, Ladrs' Cloth, Cream Tartar, Sto - treend Shoe Blacking, Matches B. B. LYONS, AGENT FOR TUX LYCOMING CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO PUBLIC ANICRUE. Ilortroge . Aa..ocl 7. 04 EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS I OtT Sitlf FURNITURE. ISTIBLISERIENT Or WILLIAM W. AT THE FOOT OF HAIN ST. THE extensive Furniture Establishment of W. SMITH having been refitted lad greatly ho provedabeproprietorrupectfaltyltnnatincei 10 the sins of Montrose and vicinity. that heda constantly makingandkeensonhand the LARGEST 6 BESS assOnanlXl tal FURNITURE to be found in the Country. Wealvetheforiordna list of some of the arUclesveltichereartll eallstareatly reduced once...for CASE or READY PAY Bureaus. Walatit or Mahosnoty. with Klass.r.. m tie to U. Bureauserith marble OT bmadelletope,from 418 to q.. Ant • Immo:At:mat from $8.410.411.1514, to 618. WashStandOrdStande.comerandstsutreStandLef Invade tlesand prices, rem 75 centa to ton dollar.. Desks,divanctowelracks,foststoolaottomane.lonoreidc. Ocotre.card.pler.tollet.dining.kilehen.andsiterodoritablea. Obairs—caneand eroodseate.itotkere—cane,sagautderoodsegle °revery variety and style. 15olaatetoa-ratetturnishedatittortnotiesst.Neer TorkptiCee. SPRING BEDS ! ♦ Laluil Anlo2/XxxllT.Oti maxim Alm 131112 to MAW% N. B. Resaymadecoftthion band o o,l=l'llo stshortmotide.— Elettryttolwaysin readiness when desired. Vi'vemploy nonebn U.:AI:EFL% 6 EXPERIENCE] WORK MEN. Weintend to do out WORK WELL , and .11 It as LOW sa It can be afforded. W. W. SALEM. ' liontrose.February 15.1864.... Sleighs and 'Cutters. Tilif..-"NgsVeigfwb°ftTorf-Tltifirindrf. t_T)fir s rcee.where he will &Wiens tog;ry the y ronantactura t or Sleighs, Glitters, Wagoxu3, &o. ReadylatidehtarketSleigha,Lumber illetgbaandOotterroven band. Repabicedone Destly.at abort notice. Beat Stult for Cutters and Wagon Ilater'sonwerials,beidqualltp.kepteonallatlyonhaad. sou to be prepared to do GOOD WO R at Warn notice. A g ood seep' y oireallpitoinle Spoken kept constant ir on band. N. B. Allpereonsiddebtcdto the nodendened will Pleilas and settle thcleaccotiota without further cotke Montrose, Jar 18.1864. Wlbl. ia.tror. Boots and Shoes. sdo:"begerr , , r"eued spdru nl7oNB & BON . . ~. Soldier's l'ensiois,'BounV & Book Pay Irlt 6 mass'!pied, LICIERSMM.AOENT (rime GOVERN ItENT. will eve prompt attention to all claims entrusts:4lw ma. No shamans:den saccesstst. OMea over Lathson, Tyler and Mora Mott. J. 11. McO9LLOCIL Montrose. august 1T 1861.. M Groceries. A TA I Li t toT e r kof art'c'ki'll kkk or Zt"r C A 3 HH. TaNtltriVeroh—h"—B""Warsilfer., CRACKEIri I • , STATT. 8646. sa4 Butter Crackeis, 12 4 awn% EA; = t 7 ' J. LTONB . Cloths and, Clo s thlL eaugagclaviNieed HIRSCHMANN BROTHERS B EG leave to all the Micah:it of PURCELAIIRIts f r to their Wenger asertmost. of DRY GOODk Millinery and Fancy Goods! Yankee Notions, WOOL AND COTTON 11.0131NRY, Carpets, OH Cloths, &c., &C, Whirl they arepreparalto vell at nomads Vim. tadszakt DRESS GOODS It unumallylarge, commisbas the Lent and Waist Gmea mortal, torrthased et lb. late Aettlon Sala, at acmes math Mi Me market prim and will be mold erlth s small IeITSL4II. ALSO, ELEGANT CLOAKS AND Mins • A Bowlful Line of CLOTHS. CASHMERES AND CLOAB3I4. BALMORAL SKIRTS, A lot of LAD= BOASM ooris EtaLlErAl4T MAIM Also a CompletCLlA• of FANCY GOODS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 11 i ascii time MI 1311441111ER1L so. to cowl am:A.1110 of , 4 ,0 * a /UMW 1/1241161t013. DecembcrlL ILI4- 1111, Tilntl I= tar C3O CP 70 eV! • In the Trazter&ts diyartautata or his Mercantile Business',r making the assortment FULL AND =MB= 1,- 0. D. DIMAISI St StzekectailirteinarLat Drugs, 'Med' tines, Paints, 011 s, DTP Staffs, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Ka per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Ch Iconey:f. • Burners, Transparent Cones, Fierowne 011, Burning Fluid, Tut :- pentane, BENZOLE. Tarnishes. Window Glass, Putty, Brusbes,lllri.. Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry, . Artist and Dentist fliaterlals,Wld r '.. Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c., ,te.,ln short. Dearly everything., to restore tbe stek.to Manta taste. to delta % the eye, to gratify the fancy, and also r; • conduce to the veal and sabetaattal eon tarts °Mk. Yontroae.Aprllt, ISM ABEL T OREM ; sA7 SOW Spring and Summer God reogh"edia .11Iba mold at a Large Reduction! from Apra ;aims. TWA reitactlatortkladade TIE ENTIRE STOCK width will be Mad as Is2zo am usual. sad irlil be sold as IL Most LIBERAL Terms for Cub. on t 1 or for Perdnea N. B. Flour & Salt =hand, as mai, Ng', MIIf ont. June 0.1913. Agricultural Implements:' , . TEandelehreeddeelreito call the anent!. of the teLTS,', thortleteof THRESHING 111.AHRINES snuttchral aeons eitablishedand erellknown Arm of Wheeler, 'Melick & Co., at Alban! These lisehlnes are so favorably known end universally stP. ed that iny effort strecommenffetlon I consider unnecnoary. ffeelt to say.t. hat =perk:meth entoureeturteg,exid longest.* t. broubtoutimprovemehte which Lehr their. the CHAMPIONS OP THE WORLD. I would est ',sped slateation to their Barger's Patent Cleaning ittaehmei • neerthing.and attached to mingleAouble.treble.oe any Cidd harseteineer.and to either undershot oroyeeshotthresbm Tur can Devised as no ordinary hand mill,and Is impeder.. onrh.ni nundincrilll made. takes no more power to dries the IMO. tachment.than It does to drive an arMnary separates cm stoke Wrenn i duo ofelesaingattarldeent, mane patent.oze undo Horse Pemenrs4ingle and double, Wheeler's patent. slit , . Improvements. LllFTellet .4. Gould's patent, one, tern, and G . elm poer,. Haw mill • foe totrin g weed, feed entteraddruh I en.huree rakes,ite. On unrestricted emirranty et. teeptt 11 the dreams duaranty that theabotra rosehlskery uuroXiue. l marls durability convezdence.and amines.. leen ether narticedariasend to the sulimmibeefor dentine i endue rusc hAlso inery . t Ordensolkitedand Mind aria pranuptrdeit fidelity. Agen for 111J8BARD'S MOWING MICHINE,i ghterart.marinfar.iured by 8.11. UTILE & DlMPritilte. ll ! , ose.Pa.—tba. es. Inorwrfor this eorantry. MathineroureMl airfoil Were:Wl= I eitztertleas foe aalpt and , ; Meerecl.free of thareelortrelebtor trrirmr,.Watfoo. ell persons erlahles t 0 orocorrethe WM lead el: rawer Move{ Mane we advised to ealtwea the work WM. liubborrre lierr Mover. heforeeommtttlog tberweiresto any other Mover e 1 ,4 we. Orders eolleited nun prompt!, atteridedlO. PosiotramaddresaalarrouLBusg.Co., Pa. L. U. PECK, Agent.: lisrferd.Pt...ll3l7l.ll3/1,41 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. "S co gr.kraborg l d i lmartg i l In Latfal h t b ownlZ : 0 % • house andtkro tiereen'Ll 'seat Pee In grst. r tm ea P en/ is • 14.4.4.0211 1 ant no lentil. tenable of cutting !Onto g: theube per year. Tie annallt In within two rifles of TOO tion. on,theiD. & W lo w A good road rent wenn property There la wood and Immix., enough .0 ote ; for It tirlie over. & rare ebson—atim be sold lose, with esto so, ALSO, the farm ItboW no the " koquiro Roberto Pm,' oleo Wyoming minty. Pa.. manning Want MO acne. I iti_t ; sanetholn olefin& lying on the Tootkhanneek tent of Oat land :the balk.* up laad—s very destrable tr4 0 ,1 ,-, • ALSO. a vanablo Mill moiety. cote u.lle Peen Moots* , null. of Jo. ea'. Lake, tionalstteg of • asistoillt and toenail about 5) acre* of had, with the water Weer. The trigmilt7• dolngA goal custom itnaintas,aod ta wen adapa ed forme...lst ALSO. • valuable farm one mile from lillontnecoon tan , 200 wean acne of eh dee WOW 10041 t the tPakeve untni, This fano Is well famed with good gnaw wall. well waned. j 4 blab rate of coldntioni In capable of keeStut loom I°4 l fifty cows—a very desirable property. It a noun and la in the innough of Monne& foiP 77 the Puullo Square The lot =Miens %NMI 2M Nava or land. sti i t barn and eho.ce fruit and shade Unit The ottentlon of these wisbn.g ;wane resin! at ot: -4 ,. tbae ProPertles. as inn , an all good and desirable tar trepans Wed for them. Llberat terms will be given. f a!: -•"i prior& and other Information. call on e or addreet tf,311 Melon, Luanne co. Pa., or It, S. et:la. Montrose, Stuqueksana Co., ITS.,; Jan. Mal. 191 3 . 1 f Carriage aun M p rean ufac t ol .L Smi.O n . d tlt w t ud binpam y aot o o n d he Carriage & Wagon Stan d V ' l : p ;J ro z mer litn o vit b j uz ,o vi l t ß a a b lr l b s e git t yz ed, ; Superior Manner. 4.l43,iteo.inttmoat a styla ; &ad liirO • lf linntxne , June 8, msa. Goons FALLING. Wt 112519 ta 70 , 01 OKUIWWIII3I6 se Wm Mmo s Zp l J. 1 Walbasti arr. is Ml:Matto lb, Is novneshings sutw rapply of ♦ FULL ILSSOUTIUINVI OF II 0 11
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