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Any one wou "appose ,nl etanwe and
pasture land mi tlbe ob eti-_ in America,
which like the 'mash would hot require re
planting., .It takes many years to have it
become thieritml good iii the hest flistriets of
England. aqttlf iinee ploWeilit- ea; years be
fore it agaittitiaek Watt te, limey
not be no mnotaitjmtmerti tiattiettetOlixtit sta
ted that th*A4gitttley - itial giTibd-old - grass
land worthy or'llffk,„Mime in any part of the
country. There are about seventy kinds of grass
a 7: ;English _meadow, and all the fittest
and t sorts dwindle away_there, If mowed
an natty without „manuring, bush harrowing
and rolling, or if grazed constantly with cattle
and sbesp, ,the quality considerably deterioates.
are
Shosplireilly essential to tierthaneni grass
- Esveli In St. Names' Park, "London, they
are penned with hurdles between the walks and
flowers, fcc, on the lawns, for the sake of the
goodfthey toVarde giving It that living green
at all seasons, and it hi thus the great number of
varieties of gram -are kept thriving for as one
kind goes off, having had-its season in the early
parts f; the - space is at once occupied
by the' niore - vigorous growth of another sort;
and In this way there are never any vacant inch
es, •for late in the Summer and during the Au
tumn, there is the same everlasting rich dark
green. It Is difficult to save the seed of some of
these grasses, and to insure a thorough good
stand, and to hasten their establishment, inocu
lation is sometimes resorted to—that is, pieces of
turf taken otf of a good field are set about at
shott'dlalancia in 'another, so that the different
plants all spread out and thicken naturally.—
Should any reader of this be going to England,
it would be very interesting ttrget alew plectS
of fresh turf just before starting home, and by
keeping it alive for the ten or twelve days on
the voyage—plant it, on arrival, in some favora
ble-spot, and by repeating the plan as often as
the surface becomes good sward, 'it is possible
the beautiful greensward of the old country may
be perpetuated here—espmially with sheep to
aid in depisturing.
ERGS.
The following statement was communicated
to the Boatmen Tranffript :
For several years past I have spent a few
weeks of the latter part of August on the Kene
beck river, in Maine. The lady with whom I
stopped is ti highly accomplished andintelligent
housewife. She supports a hennery,''' and from
her I derived my information in this matter.—.
She told me that for many . years she had been
in the habit of administering to her hens, with
their common food, at din rate or aleaspoonful
of Cayenne pepper each alternate day to a doz
en fowls. Last seesaw when I was with her,
each morning she brought in twelve or fourteen
eggs, having but sixteen bent in all. She again
and again experimented in the matter, by omit
tingto feed the Cayennepepper for two or three
day& The consequenceinvariably was, that her
product of ms fell off to five or six per day.—
The tame effect of using Cayenne pepper is pro
dueed in Winter as well as Summer.
The following may be of service to those who
would have a chicken for every egg they set:
Take eggs not more than three or four days
old, and have a candle or a lamp; hold the egg
in one hand with the broad end upwards close
to the candle; place the edge of the other hand
on the top of the egg, and you will immediately
see the incubation end. Some people can tell a
pullet from a rooster. The mark .or a rooster
is crosswise and a pullet lengthwise. Another
way is to place your tongue on the large end of
the egg, and you will find a strong heat if fresh
and good, and less heat if old and. doubtful.
Eggs put up for hatching should never be put in
a damp cellar, as the dampness destroys this
heat,
Chickens and Curetslio.
The following statement was made in The
Non England Farmer some years ago by William
Kenrick, (author and nursery man
" Dr. Burnet informed me that he had a fine
tree of the Prince Imperial Gage Plum. This
variety, although naturally one of the most vain
ribliiind productive of all plums, yet would nev
er produce a crop of fruit on his grounds, on ac
count of the abundance of the curenlios, but by
adopting thefollowing expedient, a most boun
tifitl•crop was produced. Early in the Spring,
or as soon as the tree was in Moons, a hen coop
containing a hen and an early brood of chick
ens, was placed beneath the tree. After the cur
culios had arisen from the earth, and before they
were prepared to ascend the tree, every one of
them, as it appears, was devoured by the brood;
and owing to this circumstance, and no other
cause, tha tree ripened.and matured a most ex
traordiaary crop of fruit. Cucumbers, melons,
squashes, ,kc., are often preserved in this way.
The chickens having free access at all times to
the beds, keep the insects so completely 'thinned
out' that the damage they are enabled to effect
is merely nominal, while the chickens very near
ly support themselves, requiring but little food
from their owner, especially if insects are plen
ty." . '
Orchards
Attack the caterpillars by burning them with
acamphene or kerosene lamp ; bat a surer way
is to scrape them from the trees with the hand
into a pail, and then destroy them. As cater
pillars leave their nest at about 8 o'clock, p. m.,
they should bq attacked before or after those
hours. Boiling water poured into the haunts of
ants will destroy them.
If your trees were properly washed in early
spring, they will not be hide-bound now. Keep
the ground stirred around fruit trees. Sow a
very slight quantity of fine salt around plum and
some pther fruit trees as recommended ; trim off
shoot from the roots.— Working Farmer.
.
- V0 . ..&5.H FOR YIIEES.—We have no very great
faith in the efficacy of either vrashingor scraping
trees—but as some persons base, a few words
on the suhject may not be useless.
If washing is determined upon, the best ma
terial in our knowledge is common soft soap
mixed with water until it is of the consistency
of cream. It may be applied with a brush or
swab. If applied in the month of July, it will
have a tendency to destroy the eggs of imPPIR
Which are then deposited on the bark and about
the roots of trees.
This wash will also be found effectual in re
moving moss and other parasitical productions.
A sufficient amount of potash is contained in the
soap to accomplish these ends, and yet not
enough to injure the bark of the tree, and as it
is of vegetable origin, it is mom congenial to the
tree than lime, and is always to be preferred.—
It doea not close the pores of the bark as lime
wash does, but leaves them unobstructed and
open to atmospheric influences, and In a state of
vigorous and perfect health. It has long been
u.ed by circhardia.s and gardeners, and has never
been known to injure any fruit tree, when made
cad applied as above directed.—N. E. Farmer.
Bsra—Two, or at most three, kinds are
enough for the garden. The early Blood Turnip
Rooted suits us, though some prefer the Bassano
fur tee earliest. The Long Blood is the best for
general Winter use. Sow on a light, rich sod
about the middle of April for the earliest—the
10th this year—and they may be used by the Ist
of July. Fur the general crop of Winter beets,
sow from the middle of May to June 15th.—
These will grow quicker—hence more tender—.
and larger than the early sowings. Let the drills
belBinches apart, made with a pointed etick or
baytmet hoe; drop the seed one inch apart and
cover with half an inch of fine aoiL When four
to atinthesaigh thin to six inches apart, using
the.tops and roots of those pulled out for greens.
in pulling for the Brat early, take every alternate
root, leaving the others one foot apart. The
late sorts should be left about nine inches apart
at the first thinning. Beets, as well as other
vegetables, are usually left too thick. Radishes
may be sown in drills with beets, to be pulled
fur use before the beets are of much size.
air Sweet Corn should find a place in every
vegetable garden,unless more space is allowed it
elsewhere. Plant early varieties !halal of April
fir very heart)" the first of May, and later sorts
the middle of June, to keep up a suceesslon,cov
ering one inch in rows three feet apart It will
also come to-maturity planted up to the 10th of
July. In 'its 'season the kitchen may properly
make large and frequent drafts upon the green
corn, boiling She ears, making puddings and
succotash; and drying a goodly quantity for
Winter.
To Cots a FELO3I.—As soon as the part be
gins to swell, get the tincture of, lobelia, and
wrapitur - parraffected - with a -cloth, saturate It
thoroughly vith'llucture,` and the. 'felon will
poon_"(Lie"—poisoned Instead of tam, as _all
fettme ought to be. An old physician informs us
that he knew this to curein seams of.caaps,,and
it never rails if applied in Beason.
ilifil
Real Estate Agency
TMBE undenddwedbave formed • partnership and opened an 01
dee for the porthese,sale.and rental areal wade ln the Couto
17 afSnrrehonna, Pa, and we atoll try to make it for the toter.
of all who Creweeither to purchase. OR, or rent real estate, to d va
no a call. We deshol to Overtire extmoulvely le all those counUth,
both to Sem Tort extd.New Jersey. thorn whaehe 0010 0thoth of the
personewto twy lewd@ In this malty. Idr. mode exteellwely
seqtodoted throughout thecountl and wlllgthe the matten =Uwe
of to us ht. whole attention. N‘ e have
Several Farms on Hand,
gultadefor dairying' Parpeoes. The tamer part of the mesa
money tannin for alerts of yeah, pagable In Mahatma:as..
No. 1.-591 acres of I.d In Forest Late, 150 Improved. good
dorelllationse, eh Ntrne, well watered. and WILL supmt flora 80
to 33 co. Convenient te Mondial, schools. an 1111.11.
Lute part of the poreh.e money can remain fora series of years.
N 0,11.-125 acrea of land In Franklin. f WO ACM iM-
Inaßkgen Inarred, two dwelling barmen:amber.. Constrain
to weetlaps, School& and Wore. Well salted for &dry pprpregs.—
ref ..
of the purchase money rosy remain fora series of yam.
0.4.-101 acres 1d In Dininek.l% improved, well water.)
an fenced, good new dwelling house, 0 hamar orchards, arid cheat
tut amber upon it sande. to fence the whole turn for arty ymrs,
Two and a half mile, from Dineock Corriere, and five mu. Irene
Mantras. Two thirds of dos purchtte moons am man/n feet nrr
les of yeers u eoeured by bond and mortgage
ocr., Of Land In Bridirewater townshipylt( miles from
Montrase,Bl ecreetniproved, a goal new dwelling - Douse, hare, I
forty-feet sheds. a goal gmftedemberd, .11 metered. O. half of
the purch..e money at remain for a numberof Yeara,secured apes
the premises.
N0.6.—.100 acreasit.te In Bridgewater. two miles from Mon
tom. 60 acres Improv, good mo n eyilhor house. born.and omb.
tad. One-third of the p u rr nase down. and the foliates 10 I.
0,8, 4, and 8 years.
No. Z--Situate In the Loveable of Forest Lake, boor miles from
Montrose. A dell y etaep pats the house. 156 acres. Over 100
b o pp e red ; a good &reinng house, two barns nod eked.. good neck
net, saw mill la good running order, and cider mill, churning by
water, milk house, St Terms : Onehalf of the purchase money
down. the balance In fe e annu l payments.
No. 9.—d16 emcee( tonne Herrick township, 190 acres improv
el good dwelling house, two barns, wagon bon., One stabling,
will watered, .d undeut good state of Iniprrnm.ra,_convenient
to sehoola and meetingslind can he conventleutly divided and made
hats two [arms. Terms: One.tudf down, balsa. In Installments.
No. I. Situatetntbe township of Jessup, seven railcar . .. Moot
rose, coot-dela shty amen forty-Ore Improved. a good tonne, Dam.
*grafted orchard.and a very floe .gar bush..nveniunt to Char.,
'School., and Mille. One-half of the purchase money down, the
balance on he paid In four equalparneals.•
No. 10.—situate In the termini) of New Milfbrd, containing 100
acme Improvedtwo miles from the Bowman of New
Milford, and about eighty rods from the Lacks.. and Western
Roil Read ; well watered with springs ; geed building., and a One
hearing oremed—a grove pf [lento et imam. premier: imitable for
timor telegraph pole.-aSMool house le The rennedlate vicinity;
and threediderent thurches within two mil., 100 acres from the
farm will be sold If the purchaser should not want the whole.
Termsreaeatable. •
No. bl.—ale screw, adjoining the village of Buseuelortat Dept,
on the N. Y. & Erie Rail way one of the meet convict. , fame
lc the vicinity from which to ell milk In the vll:age.. Will keep
rows. and tee.o' to work the farm. There are about 7000 tel
P , ACJI on the farm, worth el^ each, besides guar.., of R.rutett
LIM .0 wood within a mile of the village ; two good dwelling
houses, Ore turns; nod taw mill. There Is al. on the farm ado
proof paint mine, and a point mill in good running order;
Iwo grad
cosh:anis. No lesa then az paseeoger traLos leave the depot dolly.
For . enprlstur mao to make mosey the farm is one of the meet
desirable la d he northern part of the State.
- No. 12 --Situate In New Milford township. two miles south from
the selleite-110 acres—about Sr acres Improved. a good hon._
beam .d ont Maldings—finely fenced .d well watered—a good
or of grafted fruit (prach.plum. end cherry I- -wel situated
for dairy mimeses_ the half the purchase money down the hal
hace in nue. two, .d three year, with Interest A very liheml
deduction It mire If the whole purchase money should be paid
down.
C 211.1.11111.18, -
Adlrma CLEIAIEBERLIN d MIND
Jaznwv 1.8 156 c—tr Montrose aumaelazum Co- Pa.
WHEEL HEADS !
WHEELS AND REELS.
4wr.drte.l..iathP.7vd - br;g4h . ...br. 4 =itle .
Lop In Sayro'it Foully, or on S. IL eayre newt.borr, at their
Sum Idoatrose.
Flax Wheels. Wool Wheels, Clock
Reels and Wheel-Heads:
Wholesale and Retail.
Bat Wheele and Heads that CM POWAY be 0 . 1,4 . 1 "ery v tide warmdeo If properly used_ C . H. ckexasi.L.ct
If ontram, January t, lass.
N. B.—Repstrlng done on Cant notics. C. N. C.
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
GMCABINET AND OHMS IdANII- fi g
Wilma Keeps osastarady on hand all
kind. of Curer! FCIIINITISIM or far
staled g short totter.
Shop and Ware Booms foot of Idaho St.
Yora l oac, Pa.. March 8. 1883.41
ESTLET k FIT= hobs ametated B. B. Blarn.xs,
jup with Lt.m issi a partner In the predict of the to So all Its earl.
nos branches, the business mill hereafter be ohm In the name of
Bentley,Fitch& Bentley,
and oil twine= entronted to them sign be attended to with prompt.
Lean and fidelity. Office same as occupied by Bentley
B. a. exam= a. P. ..... 5. EiTTLET,
Illmatrose, January 2. 1.8f.:1.
P. REYNOLDS,
LICZKREU AUCTIONEED,
tELLS DRY Got7l/9 =ld sit lands et literchannze, and Mit
at vtaditee.
ontrtse. Pe. Dee.d. 1884,—tt
Examining surgeon !
the Commlasioner of
amina
and glrtrtuotan “ 1r
to a i l I et ' titled tilmslon. a ll i fhdenl to al 1 ay-
Pfiaione that may be prow :tied to Why Moran.. P. Rt..
it J. EL Tarbeirs Hotel. PATRICK.
Montrose. Apell 186L-tf
MeCOLLTIM & SEA.RLE.
Mums and _Counsellors at Law,
OtticetaLwhrep'e Nei Brick Building., over Lathrop, Tyler
A fltley'a Store.
R. do. _LLLIK, W .1.11A32.1
Vahvnary v. lean
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney - at - Law
OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE.
2.1.0"fte. Atutuat iA MLA(
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER
Montrose, Pa.
Mont:rase, Awil 4.1864 V
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW-YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS,
Assets Ist Janntry,lB64. • $3.186.'70A3.
/ 75.8021.811.
J. Mason Smsen.trecrefurry. Ca... J. IttArrte.Preadent.
Join Maim Aeastant Seen , . A. F. WuJerarrn, V. Preset.
Polleicrletual and renewal by the anderrlgned. t LIB attire.
cwa the Poevllar.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
Alenter..e."..Jaly MAI
Fire and Life Insurance
.
M. CHANDLER ,
Ir d as 91)
s t e liy•lnpil sad atILLOW RAT met
tit.
lIPEW FIRM.
VET GRIFFISd< WARNER have ardent Into • co.
•‘a partnersalp for the par Pore of erilink DIY Goo.ta Onseerfca.
Crockery. linden. lrnn And teal, tronte iM nom - Hata CAA
Pa:. lathe Omen." Pindlnalitore previocaly occoph.l by IL S. Wk.
son a boa.
We rapectfrillraolka the patronage of all. • .
=1
$0 ZOD 0 11
TIVIZIKE.4S e rraSOL)DONIZIe z =thje
lie bee yrepeettlore yet mace- For - Qe by
Sten% el, IS&S. =RA WATROUS 6 FOSTER.
. sTrauscrs AMBROSIA,
I. Mantose.Oct
lint% forele by ABEL TUEBBLL.
,
Looking. GI anuses,
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FIL IL LYO3B &CO
ontroic, Mareb,lBss.
NEW BOOKS.
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PUOTOGIRAPII ALBUM.
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Um! 'lnes Tom.ber tab um—is
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LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM_
MONTROSE, SIISQ. CO., PA
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' amtary 1,
IOWELLs
1 -4 4 W
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a. W. LOWELL PRINCIPALAPROI'II Oft
the above Isistrintl etinsion . kith* MU
gnawed facilities or hieooue Ot hstractloa.Asolthe us.
port= additions and improvements which bare been =ft In sad
to the fermi Departments of his Colnae. The Course Of la.
gruction, extended and peractel, presents to
Young Men and Ladle..
The twat futilities for obtaining
A PRACTICAL,
EDUCAT COMP REIO N. HENSIVE BUBENESS
The Manna :h. novel. and interesting course Of
ACTUAL PRACTICE
embraces a complete routine of trans:ldiom to each important
bus oh of trainers. A storo, Bank and Railroad, titramboaL Tele.
marArosi °tram , ars in roll and socomad operation, irfea
een In s pleasing and astisfactory Met on the daily rtit=tl Of
act usinern life, in which the student becomes to progression an
amateur CLERK. MERCHANT. and BANKER, =erring, to
essa capacity, practical and tellable Imowledge Of =Meta In Its
multifarious forms and pbasee
PENMANBHIP!
In thhessentialbranch of a
fae to t leanere ndur e
sS e p t e a Mereian r nEci le eOinlaol
mush=a llt t e s mast h shem T skillu nc =ten g f = th w
am—
nia:atm= of Writing from this Institiatart have =rived the high
est encomiums free the press.
For general Information, ter= Ac., eddies* for College Month.
ix. which will he mulled free; co , nEfairimarof Perom....NPADP-k"
ithma cent itentins. Address D. W. LOW ELL. rercipal,
LowelFaCommerdal stogbaiatarkzi.-T.
TIMES ARE GETTING BETTER I
Fl . grattirato notl
e r=t .u ....= Di tn t =es it in t iz s t
of mereLnlse. ". 4°
Coliteqbeirg, iloseqbqqiit & eo.
r r rest nadlrlW2r4l , irlla rAjoLlnregt=
that Of - having wool• vcry
Large and Elegant Stook of Goods
gam:rally kept by tin= lb? the
Pall and Winter Trade
=I
Decline of Prices,
are therefore prepared to anti all to want of, sod au Mualle can
Inducements to ail buyers of
Dry Goods.
Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Clothing,
In which [Moo. Stack Is by far the largest and most complete al
any In the County. It embraces • hall line of
rardgn and Istenattla
DRESS GOODS.
eh as Merthos Para.mnitas, Bombulnes, Imperial Cloth*, Le
via.., elpac.sa. Lonern,nil wool or Fart cottn, Ds
Lalcas..d Plaids. Mobatrgoods, de.. sad In
DOMESTIC GOODS
fl""mazut=r—Tatutc.-. Flannel of
LINEN GOODS
for Housekeeping.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS
&lee and double Bob Shetland wool, wad •• -• •
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
of the boat ma:trials nod of the laud whs. Also cloaking etne
terfahh Ittoadelotho. Sesoe, tealerpoof cloth% and slow ratio.
ty of closAltA Ihr mob.
FURS I FURS I FURS I
W tels Ilne Ire would especially call the attention of buyers as to
CM 112610niatatt and voices, which defy osnapelltkal.
ETOOp Skirts,
hoop Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Led:IBC Ms% and Calldren's alma of all sham end Styles, Of
the tad quality of steel and maks.
Corsets,
Corsets,
of the best React make, =pert°, to say *then out.
Woolen Goods !
y , floods Nabors. B=tairk 10x.-. az, and • my larp U. b
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Our recilltles are the mune as ever. our Stack In Nla teandi of tvedi
le very large and complete. Feeling gabled to gull
all and every one In meat or
Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing
either in Egan, gnagiy or goods, or make, in ennilkue =MINI vi)
narmeatt TO ORDER. and wain raped:any draw the &Nation
of all that are to the habit of having lied: clatii wide to coda, to
try naaa eaagAve
Full Satisfaction in Style & Make
Gim us scan and agog= car good&
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
leontrve, Sept. 10. 1864.
SCOTT'S
POPULAR REMEDIES.
These medleina ere warranted dif used according to directions.
Try them and If not eathdectory morn one half the otedletne snd
tte meney.th be refunded .1 barn sold ammo& of bottles. but
none nave returned.
SCOTTSSOHOLEIIIIOIIIIIITE.
FOR DYSENTERY,
CIIRONIC DIARRHEA,
CHOLERA NIORIFI7B,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CRAMPS, COLIC,
NERVOUS, BILIOUS,
AND SICK HEADACHE,
SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH,
COLDS AND COLD CHILLS.
This snedictas compoosd of Gma ILooto, and owes so Iso
med!ste reunion 111 th e system, sod la banoleas to at. it Oa beat
used to this ._ . . .
SPOTTED FEVER
to a number of cama, and proved effectual. Tull dlreetloas op each
bottle. Yuri to (erm
SCOTT'S
SANATOVE CERAM
FOS BERNS, SCALDS,
OR SCALD HEAD,
FROSTED FEET,
INFLAMED ETES,
WOUNDS, OLD CLOYED,
CEIAPPFD KANDE,
INDOLF.ET TUMORS,
SPILATHS, BRUISES,
PILES, CORNS, C.
It is compered of vameMblea and Is Weedy harmless. Mee
twenty-fire cents • boa.
Hue Sea We have had ample °pre:lterate of Witt: theirlr
tne of yam Caste for many yosra. and end It $0 Ica recommend
d. and In have 00 heehation fn recmemendlne to Mt pnblde.
L. W. BINOHA 11, tl. D New 111312m1.
CALVIN O. H &MET. M. D. MeanOa
Wm. H. PIES. M. D... Wllkeaterre.
llanufhttafed tryL. Seed, Scranton, Pa. and for ale by
I. K. BULLARD. id outrun.
vi.O. - iiiten a sox, New rued.
lit A. SCOTT, SpOnr.ill ,
sn.yrtn, 0 loth 1441 Al
SOLDIERS' PENSIONS, BOUNTY
AND BACK PAY.
IllnEtralmlgned. LH:IMBED AOEBT OF THE GOMM
ti t on gN . r u zigra , v . mg=o. to all claims eldrstited SD
MEL
Itoutrose, 19lovembez t. 1684-17 L. F. TRIM
THE LATEST STYLES.
JOHN SAIITTER
R7. - .7.F.F"r6arm=.tibtati:ar=a d odta
tat
ranted to Et aritb tame* nod Prive
tAM ES' °LOAF'S—it* Wed NIM Tate vita.
E irblicrp aver 1. N. BrdtaraN, a
, ICt ••.• ,01 •
International Fire Insurance Compa
OF NEW-YORK.
Office, 113 Broadway.
CI 1: COITAL ON EMI 11111 K
CIIARLES TAYLOR, President
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice-President
OLIVES DRAKE, Acting Secretary.
MILLI NOS STROIU Di Agent.
Montror. linuar7 15. 1,243.-17
MOOTING IRONS Y
REVOLVING AND , MGM—NEW STY=
AT 13EMAN'S.
THE GREATEST INTROMIGMT YET.
A Single Pistol that Drat's.' Its Own Car
tridge after Firing !
Prices loss than "Am on= whs." AA ilno Ind Ores eon.
trittne on hand, aim 0.11. Ely'. Dooble•Wsten-Proof 111 0/014
Mato Army Percuadon Cam
lir Don't tall to zen theme Nes Revolves sod Piannin Way
parchast.r.g, 0. R. BRYAN.
li ontront. Feb. tatb,lBlo..of
DAME! PAWS! TOE DOZEN or In mallerVitiiik
A. for tialt Virf WOW Oh
Yaeger& livelk KO Ling. " "
ew Firm &New Goods
W I. the
nuasz ecotAtTlEWlidf Into bogus!' amtler tlts
belets"" hr i_ I.theWibiaticaire *miaow recetains from Nur
Twig LEES 2W WELL SELECTED STOCK of
• '
Goods of Every Description
Caoilsling of the laftet stylsof 9prtcS.nd Sammes
,
. .
Cfrooeti' eltall-Mtin — ii . B.
Agogcrap / wrof
anAlOsfui.Soids W Elba*. thabiellsa,.Parlsork Wove, Dna
TitionloEkEeck Tioatioses.Oollzosak. Also .000 d anortmmi of
HARDWARE,
ckemunt of Stuntla, Elmthis. floes:Proall4 DoOlea,PorksScytteek
.24.4 De. MI kin& at prod= law be =banjo. Call sad we eel at
WiSWOONStoPti de l NeblioArimpe
J:WZBB, • • A. D. IitritLILFIELD.
Itontrao, April I 5 186 L-1
DOWN DOWN! DOWN!
-1141,151 , 60,11 E ( TOLD!
LOW! - LOWER" LOWEST!
ABB OUR. PRIOES,FOR
Petite
Delaines I
Sheetinga
Dnis 'Goods! •
Boots and Shoes !
Gaiters I Balmorals I
Greet:fed and Raidtitire I ' 1
Ready-Made Clothing!
Hats! Caps! Yankee Notions
IrrNaasn our MMUS. VAMILTV of Oak. We Mut bait
=zero= for ow. NEW GOODS, and un determined to Glean out
tbe old stock. IPlrComeamtreetia boron porehming.
or The Welled prices always paid for Bolter . Groin, and Pro.
dues of all kinds. J. E. JACKSON.
Validate, April IL. 1.865.-11.
LteiPLApir & CO.,
Commtuton Merchants, in
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS,
Boef;_m u tt on , poultry. and Calves,
BUTTER, EGG, STRAWBERRIES,
AND PEACHES,
403,. 4046 405,. AND 400
WEST WAtHINOTON MARKET,
New Work.
MOM DeILKIIT. I J. G. WEasELHOPT.I N. B. SHAPER
FIRE IriStRANCE.
Thelnsurance Co. of North America,
PHILADELPHIA.
Has Established an Agency in Montrose, Pa.
This is Ms oldest/a/tura= Co. in the U. States.
OABH OAPIT AL PAID in •
ASSETS OVICA • • • •
—O--
HErelestrelta low he those ot Kama! Cotopanyto N. Y. or
T
elseerherejuadtta Directors are among the Bret for hotly had
tateemi thati. ty. ARTHUn 0. 001 , F114,_Preiddeot.
H. EITROUD, Agent.
llontromattly Oak. over the l'oetoglce.
DO
T . 0 N
WANT A
•
. GOOD PIANO '1
OR A
CABINET ORGAN I
CALL AND BEE THEM AT
0. D. SEMAN'S
Where
Yon ;ems be
Blhplled with way
Tbila the Line of
Musical Merchandise,
17/1011
PIANO
TO A
JEWSI-IA-TiLF ) .
/11.80—As Mil, the only aseestment of
PURE Silver-Ware
end "MY JEWEL= In town.
1:B.-1oelloiily the Pianos of Ind elms Boston end
Hew-York betters, end en Pianos eohl by me erlll be
kept to tone one year.
Mane. Organs Warranted for rive Years.
F. B.—lt Ton must en Inferior Mart:meat, don't cal
n k Toms. trot/.
0. D. HENAN.
MUM" Muth UM.
Corsets,
CC3033313
Orurringstothe vabtk, at prim that ainiXa fen° Ault, slim
andsupnionsortmentof
a GROCERIES.
SUGARB,7 &AB, COFFSE,BPICR,FLOUR
and SALT, (by the tack er barrc4) FISH, and all
artielaanlinVoundlo tritclassGraFeliss.
Flour by the Wholesale and Retail.
Li I mean to merit, I hope to receive & liberal share o f publicps
roalae.
01
ThehlitailaurkatbtleaPabl firP KI;TIVIMAC o .rbad
MALI:MR Z. 01311.
Koittroaaatareld4lllllll,to
VERY EXCITING NEWS!
MORE SUCCESSFUL RAIDING
Valuable Holiday Goods Captured
TYR true and true) , OEN. SANTA CLAUS has e Isle been
eueldes Raids upon the numerous Supply tralue, paselug thre
lerruterre, and;was so katuralc as to secu
for re good asenftment
uM
IT:Cleat o th er
len O ' rr d 2
I-ro b ;121 . enoc e ntn e, d riPLOZ
cheap, et the " ' Franklin lintel Basement" Store, ° No. 1, me door
ABOVE THE HEAD OF NAVIGATION,
OE A LINTLE BICLAWO
Nate =Wets mart of the Gemara onecca, upon the mutual p
the =Main.
Our move te On and let live.
ligetzme, December DM .1644.—U
On the Track.
C. F. MEEKER,
imams purchased the Foundry and stock an hand of P. tf.
Oomln. Ii prepared to manufacture
Plows and other Castings,
fezt i &T ea ovally bind s Country Sbas, st abort mica sad
Foundry opposite the Post °Mee
in New Milford. Pa.
N. IL OLD IRON WASTED. !or 'Weill •'ID pay CASH.
C. F. MEEKER
New Yllital.SADL 1.1.1864.-Iyy
HONESDALE
MONUMENTAL WORKS!
To the People of'Susquehania Co
TEE rlhrrereti b rour.esthat they are Meg them
Tomb Stones, Bpc.,
w e b i uz fl ogi QCl t r igi rnm . mi pt t i;
"X1ed.4 1 %, a); üBL B. PECK & CO.
Stuart's Refined Syrup.
A ""111311)1114" larD, irATIIOI36, ran=
Vatireat. matter
Poplins; DeLaines, &o.
FELN=lllins,Detaimel Prints at OITANDLZIPB
Flannels.
F wnam.l.4.. Bed. Colored. and Stiettirtita
Crockery and Clothing.
A 15.116L1.50rk timimuto....nut at 111 X) PReilartlicloa.
Administrator's lonce.
OM'S inhere)r given to ell perowns twine demands against
Um rotas or John Gard. tote of Gibson township, &retied.
tW same mutt be presented to the undersigned for or.
r0100K=3.504 all ptmostsladebtod to sidd estate areretinestral to
. make Immeilore popment. octi. W. CON Re o.
GUAM ADM 10; 1E13.-6wpd. _ ' Adm , ol ablator
10besot D7itEDBWIIST COHN ou tcal4Alaa v to ,
AA WILEON. GUMS. b 1ir4115
qferstrcor. Hard V), MSS.
FA
Wholasto saa Will Dalai In
EARL ARE
_
IRON, VIOL, NAILS
Badidere C ount
and 3flangflatralea
B l i t i tiln Bl" nl, different elm, Counter SUS rind Tralltiplk"
Oarel.4e Slatertals. Baling Skeins and Do ea.
IBM , Waal..., Patent Ansta, Plated Banda.
/row, Huba,Bpotre,Fellereo.B9thdlea.Boara.Belea.
Bacot Leather, Enameled Leather. WLlpSoc.k.
eta, and a general variety of Carriage and
Manuracturela Good.. bre..
Or Ws give amen attelltlolAo Magma,. or ouraroa.and caw •
batteractectod asortatrat than can be found clanrbere In Ibis par
Orilla State.
avrtlt. VICO; Stook. and Dtra, Be Itolrs.Bruninera,SlorlStal s
YLertn Greet variety, Tackle Blocks, /lope Chattel. °dud.
atoura,l . buster Parts, Cement, french Windoer OIL" •
AGRICULTURAL lIIPLIIkIENTS,
Pampa, Circular, KM. =0 Moat ba two, &ten, Borax
Wrapping Paper, Ellarding raper.FAISC and Blasting Tuba,
' Plato and tameer Florae Shore and Hammered Hem 1: !liathia ,
peMers' Toole to igICSI 'misty, and ALL V.lll/141MTIN Lo".thertand
Pinang. Rubber and Lrathac Ung.latrbstaka's Scalcioto.
Scranton. Pe.. March Bd 1044.-1 Y
•
1864-5. 1864-5.
FALL & WINTER.
CALL AND SEE THE LARGE AND NEW! STOGIE OF
CLOTHING,
AT THE STORE OF
GEO. L. -STONE & CO.
TheirHVERCOA.TS are Good and Cheap. New
Etykg of UNDER=COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING
1101111,SillT, TEL Et r MGM,
c ll . ] . or , 111 , ,.. 3 . =:1 nymlathy with GOLD st Ova
, Em d...
8.9 k. .m 161864..
ra.6.000
.1,100,000
NEW GOODS
T 1 157=',31,7un.T. 2 '" Tad' .tth
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver-Ware ! Plated-Ware 1
Cutlery Zir, Fancy Goods,
Bi...bleb they rvould invite the atirmiton of their fixende. TUT
haven layer iitiact of English, American, and Ws Wanchtliß
both Gold Gad clirxr, of very eoperlor qinllttra, Enameled,
Coral. Onyx,Jet, Box and Ohm, and Plana ()old Betli
of Ear-mean:ld Plea Mannino.* Enamel, Mtn Gold
land Fancy Finer( Binge, of every variety and
price, (told linrceletn, Almleta. Chntelnlne,
Vest. Gaud and Beek Chaim], Gold add
bilverripaciaclennadTLlmbleAErola
Slave Bottoms andStud&Efoonl.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Plverlinpldn TIM" Butter
end Fruit hnlvee, Card Caw;
Fork, ovary den:Option of Odd Pier
cealn Oates The lartmat lot of Ptated
Hare elmr brOUght Into Broome County,
COMpnaitke Mtn') WU& In one,some very tv/11-
11rtfl horror r'hina onanmentx, s nice lot of Fans of
II rynalltlen (no, ks, Comtel. Bead, Violin dad 00116 X
Striae,and Trimminp,Flnintai Tackle In every variety, BA.
romiters, T berm= etcre."Needlea, Brushes. Gold Pens. demon.
Spy dr.e- he. Also
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
of the wen , best =kens. GOVER A BAKER'S
Family' Sewing Machines,
Andel/ vv.. and Wet, Filter., Ire. The above 0 nets were
bought fo ClAnli, and will be anld nn the must favorable teem
All lands of
Watches and Clocks Repaired
short notice and In the BEST MANNER; IsIoD.ENGHAVMO
In the BEST eTyl, E.
EVANS & ALLEN.
entranemisl nMtamz, *notate we Yost Ofte,
Binghtunton.‘lay 18 1.8,4-luneS.Tl
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!
Hi RILE stl CO 1
24 Court street, Binghamton, N.Y.,
have constort U . , on Land It arse snick of cowls IsMsptedlo Lidt
or dad own Importation.
TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMM.
lIOCSE FURNISHING GOODS,
archatta will be ',applied at New York jobbing prices.
It. H. HALL & CO
N.Y. December 19th. 1154.-11,
11* 1 8* i/*3O tOAN
It is A Rational Savings Bank I
HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
Than Any Other,
And the Best Security.
A.N. lIIILLAUD
W. H. COOPER Sr, CO..
=I
REMOVED, AGAIN
if
The Famous Barber."
Coma' and re 4. tld..faraour Barber.
Funlour LiArl.cr, late of Hayti,
La, of HaF'.l5•M at
tfref F. B. W.vaas :d.re
shavin g .o , lBban.p.adur..
Fl..d mecurdug Hair to r,,, you.
Find me ready at your tern
.!..t your service, CHARLEY All/ARLO
Seuoid door abare Searte's Hotel, Eig) Stara.
otdrose. Jour T7.11,84.-tf
Still Alive !
E :Tepee/fully Worm the_public. that Ire aro still 111 w,
mad etrattnae to M CT A NUFAURE WOOLEN Gomm
COLD
M W O O T O T S TAN D
F"SS miles
T ndo h al f m rb
ef M r n al r . o aets ,th
tLe Soak, Orecle Tonolke. me
JUDSON Mort
Roane, June 1.1564.-U EIISON muff.
UNDERTAKING !
Am," nbeertherta.lort been tanking great 'improvements In
~..,r,”ent of canine, he would reepeetfnlFlldttheatten
Lionard ;.at,.onaze frkade and the public erally. Hear.
in attendance when &alma. lIEN Y W d.R.N121.
great Item/. March A 1688.-tt
NU EA T PM AIIK T.
On Pablie Avenue, near Sear? lE
e's Hottl.
EELPentstatAlT on hand agoot 11 , 11,:+1Y 0 f AtEAT!3 ~ • ~,
of silk - Inds. CASA pcOg Cot 'ISLET' CA TLL, 1,',.., - -:"
CAL Vtih.SIIEZPAndLAILDS. AlabloTlll4)Etkof i ii
'''.
all ktrlde. .., .
B. T.II.I7IITOCIA 1110451'00$ 818AWLIn
ii.lf‘wLwr. j
Montrop. Feb. 16.180.41
Carriage Shop
I'LL BLAST!
=
Yammer July IA Mt LI lb. CIF
NEW GOODS.
A LARGE ADDITION TO Mt STOCK OF
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Bought Or Cash allawflorm sad will tatiold anp. Calhaulms.
linntmon. flon.l9.lFitt. P.s /Ig/IM/Me.
NEW GOODS
AT
WILSON GIIIIFFIGI Ale vslasucetiva
Mottrna. Octol Er 0. lire.
MEE
GLASS-WARE, LAMPS.
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS,
WOODEN-WAKE,
CUTLERY,
I=l
$ LISCP.IPTIONB RECEIVED t3Y
I
NEW .GOODS
• AT
J. R. DE WITTS.
arm op Nvirkloods at prime coalbrmed
T E C the altered value of all kinds of imam:dire • VEItY
al MI 'BELOW the wires of &pled:bey. Of width can Da found
LADIEV DIMS GOODS in all ite variety.
Groat tandinui to Ladles' Clookinge,_Waterproof Cloth. ErtoCil
Block Clothe, and Colored AU Wad uloaldro.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &Ci
3=`;'l ) P.DOZtkirl C V M A F IMiton d T=Ir tua7
130NLESTICS.
Brim and dl
' Mani, FbidrAir. Crash
Diapers, Tcror ßin ellags, •
Notions •
areal variety of elrooral ate.' Lodi& Mciee sad
CidildrerN Haler,.Bu tto n
ns, Colt:kir% tindkl. BlodiNCL Th roat
of MI kinds, iloalo6 'Syria. Knit 0.1/00.1. It.
Boots at Shoes.
and Boyle Boots. Children'. Caper -tool git" IiCMCCO
Shoe. Goners. lialmorai Show Women • Calf Shoe.
GROCEROES.
Angers at prices tot to to baton. VERY BF. T 'velar/
Orem Btu/K.lnd dap= Tons, ',late. tiptoe, Ginger. Eialelattm
tuff and Tot•occe Ste& fre. Etc.
DI
NEW FIRM!
BALDWIN & ALLEN,
I=
FLOUR, PEED, Olttisr, PORK
FISH, SMOKED liAtnurr,
Hams, Dried Beef, Candles
Taws, Cotree, Spices,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars
iIDiaICONT MR,
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat
BROOMS. NAILS, &C.
Cash Paid for Good Butter.
A. BALDWIN, - - 'WM. L.& WEN
Montrose, Wed aide Pabllo Avenue. Apr 1118.1684.
No Humbug !
A First Class Jewelry Store
Um lons dos seeded In MONTROSE, and now we have It
AT 33 "E. NI A. 'N . S
TN addition tcrtde former stock, and the entire Stock of Read
Watroas.3 Poster. he Doiis day received from New York
the mortmeg of
Silver and Plated Ware
ever orened to hioatrosa
AL Splendid ASBOrtm en% of Casters, Cake Duke% CAA. Galata.
AA, aiso au. and Pie and rook..
A complete Auteartamat of 17010 arid Weer Watches. Aeiedaii.
67411sLand Swim..
Spectacles,Slivee and Plated. rim,. solid Gold .Tearelry, Loa -
els and Chan., Napkin Mop Prom 18 colts to 114,00, wild,lB caret
Fb=erGold and S il ver TkLmiles, Pocket Haim , Ivory
Table KalvetofrA.
Violin and Guitar Strings,
teat received and for sale by 0. D. 138.111.31.
Mout rose, January 11.1864.
The Irak of Read. Retreat and Foster say:" Etsvinz !Unneeded
our erect of Cloche. Watchea, Jewelry, sail Silver Ware to oar
follow towns:mu, Mr, O. D lamas, we would earnestly recom
mend our patrons and the public generally. who may be In want of
any of the above meetloned¢oods„ to glee him • call and examtos
Liss:lock." Remember—One door above Bearle's Rotel.
Repairing as Usual.
Montan/ie. Nov. 16. M.
11 IYIIIII6 &
DIALERS LS
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Battings,
Drugget, Mats, Bags,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Balmorabb Rubbers, Sandals,
Glass, Paints, Oil,
Nails, Sheetings, Bats,
Tarn, Wall Paper, Shades,
Border, Cord and Tassals,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs,
Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &e.;
ALL OP
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches,
B. R. LYONS,
AGENT FOE THE
LYCOMING CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
PUBLIC LVELTUE. Montrose T. 61-tf
EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS I
AT THE
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT .
OF
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
AT TIE FOOT OF MAIN ST.
rinta extensive Furnltun Estabilahment of Wm.
W. SMITH havLag bees refitted and greaty Ur,
proved.th e proptietorrespectfally
at to t he
tens of Montrose and victy. that be la constantl
reAklnaandkeens WI and take LARGEST dt BEST assortment*?
r u DT T lit El
to be founo in the Ocruntry.
wegiTecheronontugun or some of the articlenshichareirlll
selistgreatly reduced pricmfor CASH or REA Dl' PAY:
Bureaus, Walnut or Mahogany or I th alass.from 416 10105.
Bureanswitb marble or brocatelletopa.from 118 to 421. And a
large assortment,fro m 19. 110. $13.114, to 118.
WasblitandateardStands.corne rand squareStande.of &HMI,
ticsarld prlces,from 75 cent. to ten dollars.
Dmke.dlyana,towel rants, roatstools.ottomens.lonnaes.de.
Cetetre.cudd.ler,tollet.dining.s. itchen.andsztemtion tables.
tllmlM—caneand aroodseate.ltockem—eane4lacandwoodaellb
o f every variety and at yl e
Solas.teta.tyietedumishedatabortnoticeat New Yorkprimm,
SIRING BEDS!
A Law A2I2IOIIM.IST .0 II IArtZT MID Bents MAIM'S.
N.B. Readymade coffins on hand orturnished a tabor tnotlce.—.
Eleamesalwas t o meadlneassehen desired.
We employuteAltEFUL /I EX PELLIENCEI WORE
MEN. Weintend to do our WORK WELL. and sell It as LOW
ea It can he afforded. W W. SMITH.
liontrost.Fehruary 15,1105
WA.GONSHOP
Sleighs and Cutters.
TiLttrbiZp. en't°e7enb.erf*ned over
emst Te r 4 l:e . e In Mol BREW l
rase.where he will continue tummy on the manufacture ot
Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &c.
Reedy Made ilarketSlelets,Lurnber SletehsandOntleannowon
Lend.
Re_pnbingdove nently.at short 110/ICO, tient Stuff for Outten
end on tolnkesontenterialcheat onsltty,keptcondantlyOnhand,
to as to be peconer d to dol3ooll at shori entice.
A . gdpply o ler ady•Enade
t h e kept wester tly on hand.
ND. All pertionolloiebte4l to the
is
pleoas
indeettle thank:count,. witkoottnethernetice.
Montrose, July Li. I e 64. WM. 13A FLY.
Boots and Shoes.
SCraf=ag i lifeln . at opened and for rate
803
Soldier's Pensions, Bounty & Back Pay
TIE anderrfcced, LIU EASED AGENT OP TUE novann
MENT, will give prompt ettuAlon le ell clean, eritracted
scare. No charges artless succedeftil. Office over Lathrop Tvlei
and 1111cre stem. J. D. mccoLLbm.
Ilontroac. August 17 1861.41 •
Gnieerie&
AA OTIORIEdnek Orsceritiolmei • turiemog . o: 1111 . 11AEIT
TEA (slava—at
CASH.
TnafpwAr.----B—Ksdilieganlk
CIRACKEIRS !
IDOSTON, Soft. and Butter Cracten, r o d
r r
../ Sale. bY
Cloths and Clothing.
Mirk o=O a w+rfa artivrtedii
CABINET ORGANS!i
Cir E r, A = b th
• s gr z t r: 07m7 07 O.D,
Best Instrument Ever Manufactured,
Cial.buy ti Of 111111 II thelp•
Si th WCW York, =tan
tram 413 to •11). t raliall.
Prices from 13115 to $OOO.
Baniple elven en
he 4. . ..
Pr Jut receie.] Root's new I•W•leie Book eat CeMin
Omen and Melodeon. The bed Boft let. davn. a :ari alai ~
Violin WAIF •
0. D. BEMAN. '•
montzose, Beicembier MUMS. • ..
.',
HIRSCHM PIN BROTHERS
111EG trove to eel the attealloh of iru RoltA.B tens
to their eateo sive mortment of
DRY GOODS, -
Millinery and Fancy Goods! .::
Yankee Notions,
WOOL AND COTTON IeLOBVERY,
Carpets, Oil Clot hs, &0., &c.
Which they are pmpaed to soil at misonable Ulm. The , eat% t
DRESS GOODS
I•anu•ually large, compiling the Latest and Eland Goodift
curt., purclumil at the late Auctlaa Feder. at figure, murSZthi
the market price, and tell be sold with a =all adearue.
B F
ALSO.
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
A Beantital Line of
maims, cessmmams AND CLOARDIGS:
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
.1. lot of
LAMM SCARFS aoons.
NIIBLAS,
BREAKFAST MARIA
Lino • Complete Line of
FANCY GOODS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
nIMC El MAN NI ?MOTS= BS.
Ito. VI Clout 6 beet, Ma at th• "13SIGHP77:"
Blzahamton.Deember 34 Mt.
IBEE
lino'. total - flogs now rand, of
401- 0 0 D Eisi
In ths atunamadepartmentsof his
Mercantile Business!
matlnstbelmart=ast
FIJLL AND DESIRABLE. 1
irp-
I=
11. Stock eorudttsle pert of 4 i'; 44.
Drugs, Bed+ eines, Paints, Oils, Dye f F
Stuffs, Groceries, Crockery,
Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pi.",
per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, tb
Kerosene Lamps,Shades, Chimney i:A;
Burners, Transparent Cones, V:4
Kerosene 011, Burning fluid, TUr.
pentine, BENZOLE, Varnishes,
Window Glass, Putty,Brushes,Biti
Crises, Canary Seed, Jewelry,
kills* and Dentist Itiaterials,Wtripi
Fancy Goods, Perfumery,
f&c..ln linnet.. nearly every thing, foresters the &X to Pkosto :
lade. to delight the eye. to great) the fancy. Ltd alma to `
co [..
nduce to the real sad eubstaattel comforts ante.
Mout - rote A prtll.lso. ABEL VW:ELL 1
gt '
ja.. 2 StSne
A PULL ABSORTICKEVT Or
Spring and Sommer Gook t
Nat received and sill be sold
a Itarge Reduction If
from April picas. Mao zednetlon sill teclode
THE ENTIRE STOCKI
whlrb .1 1 /14 round al Wire me tweet and will be sold on De
Most LIBERAL Terms!
for Cub, or lima. or for Protium
N.B. Flour dc Salt on hand, as venaloi
u. 3317R11FTT.
New Milforelaune 4 1641 'k
Agricultural Implementer:
ly
T lalng:!.:4,7Tdatitte=l4lll:clititarsia octuVtl.2.l
[belong ezlablialled and lar ell knoval= of
Wheeler, Melia & Co., at Albany.
Theta Machines are eo favorably known and universally err
ed that say effort o t recommendation I consider ante mar/ •
flee I t to ..y,that experience to nasouracturing,and long ntblitit
bronghtouticeprovereente which makethem the
CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD. "4",.''
'A: , 4
Ivrouldtallespeclalattentlob to their
Barger's Paten tCleaning Attarlimed
a newthlng.and attached to sinsludouble.treble.or MY sag
borsepower..o to either undershot orovershot threaten Tbrs ,t
can be need as a ordinary hand mill,and lesupertorjosech.to
:anninemtll made. It tate. no more power to drive the wiles
latch mettt.a. It does to drive an Ordinary Separater or flake -
Difforentsires of cleaningattachrntrot.sanne patent.are clad,
Horde roveers.eillete and double,' Wheeler's patent. let h recd. -
Improvements. Lawrence & 0 oulir•pmttnt, one. two. and
horse power, Saw millsforeavrlng wood„feed cuttevs,cloverkti
lers,horre rakes. Ac. An unrestricted warrantygives to the Pea..
thefftrongestquarunty t hat th e above machineryis nr.ecealed la la
work .fforabillty. convenlence.andtheapnese.
for nether oarticulars.send to the saboaiber for circular. ffe_fij...:4,.
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and machinery. Orderesolleitedand filled with PreffedArffo .. ,:'
fidelity. Also Agent for
HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE)
'gm dratt.manufectured S. R.
c oYR E & ROTlfillt f , ll l
rose ,Pa —the Ger manlier thlsountr9f. Msehlneawarne 4 '-
give e.ntir.ffsitsfactlon lostrnettons for wane. and klathhfrifs '
lrvered.free ofcbarge fortreleht or transportation.
&if Persons fel shin fc to procure the beat and clseapest MowlsOt 7 'I
thine are advised to witness the work of the Llubbard'i Lfelff
Slower.beforecommlttlr.gthemtelvesto any other Metter unv 2ff
use. Orders.licited and promptly attended to.
Postoelceaddress,llartoatiusq.Co.. re.
1.. R. PECK, Agent.
Harford.Pa..Julyl.lWL-tf , •
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 1,
FOR SALE.
rsinahle !amber and
, wood tot In Lathrop loWnshlp, Fart" A county, Pa., coxialrung, Moot trop saw% with $ good doe (1
house and ham the reda.oatoot 100 acres lo grate. On Ms set • •
erty Ise good moonlit and Lath-mill, eatable of matter a-4,0c0r
of lumber per year. The ntonlll la within two mild, of htletto FF
Station. or, Lbe D. L. dW. Railroad. A good read runs 'MAO
the wholo property There Is senor and Inmater etOnsw tm it tag
for it I oleo ovrr. A rare dunce—will he sold low, with nor h
ALSO. the farm known ss the " &QUITS ROW. Perm'
Moon, Wyoflllo4 county, Ps.. can Mining, about WO urea, IS ,1,1
from Tilth , ol.oo _tine, lying on the Tunkhannork Creek ; ssd r ,
85 acres of Cat hodtal•nos up baut—a sue desirable p
ALnO, valuedda proptrty„ one freer. gas!,--.;,:
00tir, , ,1 Jo .rdie Lake, coexisting of • gristmill and sawmtli, Iss
shoat ett scree GI land, wl‘h the water power, 140 piquet; wl
Coto; a good custom buslommund Is wail adaptolframerehaat 04 !,
ALSO. a minable thnn cue mile from Itontroes,rontaloirgehl
Ito acres. Firty sores of choice wood land I the hal.ce
This form Is well fenced with gre e d alone wall, well intern'. on
• high ante of cultivation t is enoside of keeping from tans
fifty cOwl-11, very desirable 1.11Cr17.
a LSO. • klol.lBa end lot In the fiemugh of Montrose. frordf42, , ,
the Puo!le square The lot contain.snout :g acres of Isre
here and choice fro:Hand Maths trees.
The attention of those wtshira to prochaso real atilt. n W..?
themproperties, co they ere all good and deg:1011e levee:a-Ars a • C ,
the priers asked for them. Moat terms 100 he own. tMo.
pec.,..1 o th er in , ormation, all on, or adders. Derner. 50.000 -
Pittatun, Lavelle Co., Pa.,or 5. 8. SL:AiII , L
Montrose, Sustembarma Co., Ps., Jan. tOth, 196.1,-tf
Carriage Manufactory.
Tiara,===,..„,„Ato the tnna l
Carriage & Wagon Staudt
I,7.l2.l2,PlAltif,:illll 9 %°vNtrarg=t l
Superior Manner.
amy ,,.. &mein the best of style; and 4 li . 1101gat;
Montinto. June 5.1563.
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