limpOriaMeer ot WholesoMe nedit. ‘
Bleepthltierworking man is emphatically nr
ture's iestorar ; reinvigorating the phyal
cal systam,twhlch through much totthatfbefsme
weary, and keeping up that flow of life and
spirits which are necessary to the performance
of the arduous duties of farm life. A comfort&
ble bed, as we are all aware, conduces greatly
to one's rest. On this subject a recent writer
OfOf the eight t pounds which a man eats and
drinks in a is thought that no less than
Live pounds eaves Ms body through the skin.
And of these five pounds a considerable per
centage escapertffuring the night while be is in
bed. The larger part of this Is water, but in ad
dition there is much effete and poisonous matter.
This, being in a great part gaseous in forth, per
meates every part of the bed. Thus all parts of
the bed, mattresses, blankets, as well as sheets,
soon become foul and need purification.
The mattress needs the renovation quite as
much as the sheets. To allow the sheets to be
used without washing or changing, three or six
months, would be regarded as bad housekeep
ing ; bat I Insist that if a thin sheet can absorb
enough of the excretions of the body to make it
unfit for use in a few days, a thick mattress,
which can absorb and retain a thousand times
as much of these poisonous excretions, needs to
be purified as often as once in three months.
A. sheet can be washed. A. mattress can not
be renovated in this way. Indeed, there is no
other way of cleansing a mattress but by steam
ing it, ,or by picking It to pieces, thus in frag
ments exposing it to the direct rays of the sun.
As these processes are scarcely practicable with
any of the ordinary mattresses, I am decidedly
of the opinion that the good old-flishioned stew
bed, which can every three months be changed
for fresh straw, and the tick be washed, is the
sweetest and the healthiest of beds.
If in the winter season the porousness of the
straw bed make it a little uncomfortable, spread
over it a;eomforter, or two woollen blankets,
which shonid be washed as often as every two
weeks. With this arrangement, if you wash all
the bed covering as often as once in two or three
weeks, you will have a delightful, healthy bed.
Now if you leave the bed to air, with open
windows during the day, and not , make it up
for the night before evening, you will have ad
ded greatly to the sweetness of your rest, and,
in consequence, to Oh tone of your health.
I heartily wish this good change could be
everywhere introduced. Only those who have
thus attended to this important matte: can judge
of his influence on the general health and spirits.
housekeeper, in Germantown Telegraph.
flow to Distinguish Good from Bad
Calico.
The cost of a yard of calico is a matter of con
siderable importance to the consumer who
studies economy; but unfortunately, there are
those who in wishing to practice frugality, de
ceive themselves into the idea that because an
article is low in price it must necessarily be
cheap. The result of this is a demand on the
manufklurer for low priced goods, and he to
keep pace with the wants of his customers, in
troduces into his wares, when practicable, cer
tain preparations calculated to hide the flimsi
ness of the products he is thus called upon to
supply. This system of "dressing and finishing,"
as it is called, is practiced at the present time to
.-e. greater extent than it ever was before, owing to
the enormous advance in the price of cotton
of late years The commonest calicoes are
"dressed" with dower, china-clay, etc., and
are generally so artfully "filled" with one or the
other of such preparations as to be very decep
tive to the experienced eye. When, however,
such a dressed fabric comes to be washed, the
"extra finish," as it Is not nnfrequently
disappears, leaving a soft, flabby and loosely
woven mature in the hand, the water loosely
which it has been soaked is almost:thick enough
for bill-sticking purposes. The finest "makes,"
on the contrary, contain scarcely any " powder,"
and should never appear any the worse for a
good soaking in a wash-tub. In order to ascer
tain when a plain calico is "finished," we have
to rub a small portion of the piece to be tested
between the thumb and finger of each hand; for
this "makes the powder fly," as the Manchester
men say. If this be of the commonest quality,
a large quantity of "dress" will be extracted,
and we shall soon see that the threads are left as
wide apart as a sieve, crossing each other un
evenly, and in places, going od as It were, at
tangents. Then, if we draw out a single thread
and pull it asunder, it will be found to break
with a snapping sound. If, on the contrary, the
calico is a good one, scarcely any such dressing
will come out of it, on rubbing it the threads
will appear closely woven together; a single
thread drawn out will rather burst snap
when pulled asunder, and the separated ends
of such thread will present a puffy appearance,
while the whole piece will be firm and elastic
to the touch.—Harper's
How to Repair a Road.
The first requisite is to have a dry bed for the
road. Without this, the superstructure, of
whatever material it may be composed, will
soon become rough and uneven. Some soils
are naturally drained, and the gravely subsoil
thrown upon the surface, and rounded a little
makes as good a path as needs be. Others need
draining, and no amount of gravel upon the
surface will make a good bed without it. We
frequently find bad places upon a hill-side where
the wet, is always bursting out in rainy seasons.
A three inch tile drain four feet deep just above
these wet places would make them dry up per
manently, and save a large expenditure every
year. If tiles are not available, stones or wood
should be used. There is no help for these mud
holes but in draining the bed. A. single dollar
spent at the bottom is worth ten at the top in
graveL Roads are so constantly in use and the
prosperity of the farmer so much depends upon
them, that no pains should be spared to make
them of easy grade and as smooth as possible.
All classes in the community are benefltted by
good roads, but the farmer most. All his sur
plus crops must go over the road to market,
and it makes a great difference with him in the
course of the year, whether he be able to take
a ton and a half at a load, or only half that
quantity. Good roads add to the value of every
acre he owns and of everything that he pro-
duces, to say nothing of their influence upon his
manhood. They are a mark of the progress of
civilization, and a pretty good index of the moral
culture of a people. A team stuck in the mud,
the snapping of whiffle trees and braces, the
cursing and bad temper of the driver show that
" there is something rotten in Denmark." The
mud holes in the highway undo the work of the
school house and the church. There is an inti
mate connection between the highways and the
moral ways of a people. In mending either it is
a very safe maxim to "Begin at the bottom."—
American Agriculturixt.
ERADICATION op Ox -EYE MUSIC& —Do you
or any of your subscribers know how to eradicate
the Ox-eye Daisy 4 Part of my farm Is becoming
infested with them, and I want to get them out.
Ana. They may be kept in check with sheep,
they eating them so close that they will not
seed. Sometimes they are kept from seeding by
mowing them off with the scythe, while in
flower, but they cannot be eradicated, except by
smothering with rotten wood or straw, or by
effective cultivation. J. J. Thomas states in the
aviary Gentieman,thaleon a farm which he
had lately visited in Pennsylvania, the Ox-eye
Daisy has been an thoroughly eradicated, that
not a 'hint could be seen, though it is generally
abun.. • t in the neighborhood. The mode
practiced for its extirpation is to plant two hoed
crops in succession, usually Indian corn, both
being well =inured, to be followed by wheat,
and seeded to clover. The few weeds which
show themselves are dug up.—Maine Farmer.
Basic NAMES Fon Honsza—Many who keep
horses give them no change of feed. It is hay
and oats all the time. Those who pretend to
keepaine horses, we will not even suppose make
a regular feed of corn. For horses, we know,
are fed almost entirely on corn in the West It
may do as a feed for a plow team—but certainly
not for fine or buggy horsea. Bat horse
whether fed reg arly on corn or oats, should
have a bran mash at least once a week—and if
twice all the better. It cools the aptem—it
opens the bowels and cleanses and muffles them.
It keeps the horse in health. It wards off the
cholic end other bowel complaints. There will
be fewer horses dying with the bolts, cholic and
other diseases, if bran mashes are given weekly.
They are made by heating the water to the
boiling point, and then rearing it on brat
About six quarts of bran should be used for
each horse. A couple quarts of oats may be
Eet with the bran and a little salt, and the boil
water poured overall. When cool, feed to
horse. They should generally be given at
night.—Bural World.
®'Joseph BaileT, of Walworth, Wia, writes
to the Rend New Yorker, that the .in the
head asleep may be prevented . ring %ham
once a wait salt with which cat lir has
been tailed to color it slightly.
Real Estate Agency 1
TMM undersigned have fixated a partnership and opened an of
ace for the purchase, male, and rental otreal estate In the Cow.
ty of Susquehanna, Pa" and we aball try to make It for the intern.
of all who desire either to purthaxe, sell, or rent real estate, to give
to a call. We design to Overtire extensively to all throe countlee.
both In New York and New Jersey, loom whence come most of tte
persons who buy lands in this county. Mr. Hinds to extettsiVely
acquainted throughout thecounty and wings's, the mattaki mann ,
al tow his whole attention. We have
Several Farms on Hand,
Ratable for dairying pommies. The target part of the pearehan
money ran run fora term of years, petablein itthittlbient••
No. 1.—...131 three of land In Forest Lake, 11l Improved. good
dwelling hone], rig barns, well watered, and will support from 50
to Meow]]. Convenient to meetings, ethooler, and teechat..et. A
larepart of th e purchase money can remain far seethes of year&
N 0.8.-133 ;area of land In Franklin, (1 - .lpsonville,) 100 amen].
Well watered, two dwelling houses, two barns. Monad eat
tehools, and store. Well suited for =lry porpown.
Part Of the =thaw money may remote fore merle, of years.
N0:4.-191 three of land in Moloch. 150 Improved, well watered
sad fenced, good new dwelling house, 1 barna:orchard;=dottiest.
cut timber upon It sultident to : th ee th e whole farm for fifty years.
Two end a bait miler Rom Dimock Comera, and five miles Rona
Monttose. Two thin!, of the purchase money can remain for a set
les ofyears,secured by bond and mortgage
No.h.-47 acres of land in Bridgewater township, dif miles tram
Montrose, 35 acres improved a good =lv dwelling house, torn, $
torty.feet sheda stood grettsl orchard, well watered. One half of
the purchase money on remain Mr a number of years, secured upon
the premise..
N0.6.-100thresodtuate ha Bridgewater. two miles from lion.
from. 60 acres Improved. good new dweillst boom, barn. and MI:l
-ard. Ope-thini of the purchase money down. and the balance in I.
1,8, 4, and S years.
No. 7.-81tuateln the township of Forest Lake, four miles Rom
Montove. A pa
dally doge nes the house. 134 WAN. Over 100
Improved, a good dwelling noose, two barns and sheds. good or
ard ms mill in good running order, and elder mill. churntme by
do, milk house, Re. Terms : Onehalf of the purchase money
wn, the tad.= In flee annthl payments.
No. 5.-1116 acres of land In Herrick township, 190 three =prow
ed. toed dwelling bonne, two barns, taupe house, fine stabling
well wintered, and under a good Mate of Improvetuvi convenient
to schools and an d
mut be =remain:llly divided and reads
Into Iwo farms. Terms Our-half down. balance in insteliments.
No„ 9.—ddletate In their/I=ol3lpol Jessup, Posen miles from Mont
row, containing misty sow. forty-five Improved.* good home, bun.
grafted orcharciand a vary flue sugar bush. eonvenlent to Church.
Schools, and Mills. One-half of the pm tt:wee money down, the
balmier. can be paid In four equal payments.
No. 10.--oltnate to the township of New Milford, containing 140
serreHl 20 acres Improved two mUes Rom the lionosh of New
Mllftent, and about eighty rods from the Larkawana and Western
licad ; urethral witK..l b. kiln.. and • doe
beartng orchard—a grove of chestnut upon the pre ere for
Ile. or telegraph poles—a school house In the =conflate vicinity ;
teed three dlfferent churches within two miles. Imp thee. from the
farm will be sold If the purchaser should not ward the whole
Terms reasonable,
N 0.11.-4011 t 0,., adjoining the vitiate of Fusc:eh.= Depot,
on the N. 'f: h Erie Mail Witv, one a the most .nvienlne farm.
- .
In
•.. . •
lc the vicinity front widen to lien milk In the viliage. %Val keen
row; and teams to work the farm. There are shout TOO telegraph
pules on the Ann. worth sl,co cnch, betides a quantity . of Railroad
ties and woad within a mile of the village two grind Merinos
homiert flee hams ; and a maw mill. There Is also on the farm • are
Proof paint mine, and IS paint eel In good conning order; two goo'
o.Mauls. No le. than as pameogertral. leave the depot daily.
For an enterpriang man to make money the farm In one tattle moot
desirable in Tice northern iota of the etate.
No. It — . innate In New 11111ord township. two mills moth Cron.
the village—HO acres—about iJ sere, ithprot ed. a acrid non.-
Nan. and out buildings—finely fenced and writ watered—a good
o*railed or gaited fruit 4 watt, plum, and corm )—weal situata.
far dairy purpose,. One half the pleasoe money down. the het
lanes In one. two, and thaw yea., with Interest, A vet-plasm ,
&danton la price U. the whole parr-hue money dated be pal..
down.
a. MAI! =LUZ. - • • •a IRMA.
A rld roam CB A MI3EnB &
Januarr 18 1884.—tf Morn...ow 1 / 8 8888hanns Co. P 8
WHEEL HEADS !
WHEELS AND REELS.
AlW l lllbl7l7ltl'se'ltgao'r t h 7, p =,„°Vlll;
shop in .i..vre's Foundry, or on H. Sayre hB WU
&tort in Montrose.
Flax Wheels, Wool Wheels, Clock
Reels and Wheel-Heade:
Wholesale and Retail.
Belt Wheels and H reds that an Asibly be made and rm . , ar
tielemrarranted If properly nand C. M. ckeinkeia..o
Monroe January o,lBrs.
N. B.—Repairing done on short notion. C. M. C.
111MWILLIAM W. SMITH,
C Alt
ABINET AND CITIAIR MAN tr
ibalism Seep. conatariey on hand all
kindle otOsartrat , Fourrosa, or feu /dated al abort notice. Shop sad Ware Booms foot of Rain SL
Pa- /larch 8, t 583.41
LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM.
Berth
EMMET & FITCH having eawbelated B. Beare - tom au,
131 . with them me partner In the practice of the the ell Ita veal.
one branches, the bnelnew will hewadler be done In the name of
Bentley,Fitch& Bentley,,
11‘1,111 , A6 entruste4 to them will be lateens! to
nese.d fldt Ilty. Utter state as oceopled by Bentley &
B. a. 4121171.44 4 4 nzmur.
liont.rase, January 1. 1865.
P. REYNOLDS,
LICENSED IMMURE%
o
` ELLS DRY GOODS and 10 Ion& of Minchandlle, and also
Montmee, Pa,. Dec. 6. 188{.—V
licl , oinnining Surgeon!
errnZsubtatsibertakving beea_aletstd_ky the Commlsslooes of
Penstons, a MRDIIJAL EXAMIN at large. to ersmfoe
andatlve =Macaws to all entitled to Pcruslons, telllntlend to all ap.
plleatlonsthat may be presented to him, al. Montrose. Pa . Rooms
al J . . 8. Tarbell's Hotel. E. PATRICK.
Montrose, April 0.1863.-tf
toCOLLI7II & SEABLE.
Moneys and Counsellors at Law,
MONTROSE, Buse. CO., PA.
es Brisk Brl t Uritlni, over Lathrop. Tylo
B. dcl...r.i.rtri, D. W .kits
Wormse-rehrowyTLlWO
E. M. TURNER,
Attorney -at -Law !
OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE.
Mont:rem Angstet .181114.-tf
D. BREWSTER,
AUCTIONEER
Montrose, Pa.
!Warm, Avail 4.1954.-4
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW-YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
$3.Y.R.417043.
75,801. n.
J .Iditer. See:nasty. Ce.A. J. tet.zeur. Preedent.
Joan %foams. AMIIIIM Seem A. F. Wer.a...en. V. Preet..
Pelletrudeaved and reamed by th e unclerel g aed, at bbroffice,
oterthe Partake.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
Itentroas.PLanlyt.ls6l4.l
EW FIRM.
TnzoN, GRIFFIS k WARNER hart totzred Into (*-
partoerelip fore* purpose of ogling Dry Goods, Groordes.
. Ilordwatr. Don and Heel, Boras sad Rms. Hat.
Z.ll l l. Omer Fintgas Bunt ravrowaY occoPlod S 7 IL S. WR
W. & Boa.
repeattilly solidi the patroaao of all.
Maolnnis. iszalarY 9.
On the Track.
C. F. MEEKER,
d mIXA. O n via . Is Vll5O rantseed.tbe Fam attu d bdsoure ry d stock co band of P. IL
prepett
Plows and other Castings,
v =nemlly =nab Cotate7 Shop at short =lot sad
Pounds:T . opposite the Post OM/ice
hi New Nliltord. Pa.
N. B. OLD IRON WANTED. !ter vtacti 3 sin pay CASH.
C. F. MEEKER
Nem Illtrad. BeT4. 1.1.13e.L.J7y
010 D 01
/LAMM= PIMAIrT SOZODONT Pr Prorating
outt ... Clesnl^t tg u M Fm Scrdenlag the Gam&
weizotis 6 nem.
STEWING'S AMBROSIA,
Freitarivg Mx, Thuile IN iIISSL TIIIIRELL
locamil.Oci.lB6% -.-
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
• sus gists rOr
' ABEZ TURBEILL
vouseem orsoir UM IOW!
1565
Etiphteett years established In N. Y. Clty."
Only Infallible 'media" known."
"Free Imo Poisons"
" Not dangerous to the Unman Family.
" Rats come out of thelf holes to dle."
'Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Ester's
`Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator.
Is a liquid or stmsti,usod to
destnly, and also as a pro.
vastly. for Bed Bugs, tit,
Costar's"Elec'ePow,r for Insects,
1 for Moths. Mosso
Fleas. Mal Hue, limszta
mPlanter ',Arta Ad.
ead. Sc. &c. &e. !Lc.
Cr" Bold by all Drugette and Retailer. everywhere.
B " or all worthleaslreltattnn.
lair Bre that •• COST An's" uatoe to on eath Box. Botllo, and
MA, before you boy.
Hoary FL. Cowtor.
fir Potwar al. Drool. 412 Bra Pk TM T. ft aw Tot..
Illarbtlold by all Drumtiats and Dealers to Itiouttobe. to..
INCREASE OF RATS.--The Farmer's Gazette (English) la
sena and proves by type. that one pair of rata sell have prode.
ny snd descendants no Ides than 531.1150 In three yem-s. Now, mi
les% this Immense family eau be kept dom. they would consume
more food than soak! reestahe 68,0 en human binge.
so - no. Camas's" aelverthentent In dell paper.
RATE rams BIRDS —.Whoever engszes In shooting_ small
Irds Is s cruel men whoever aids ill ester Orating RATS is •
eneNctor. We I , bould Illy Fong ..f our correspondents to give or
g benefit of their expertencr In driving out these pests. Wo teed
omething beside. dogs, cats, sad trnos for this lsness.-I. l anlAutif•
American. N. I
rer Boo 11" novertbernent In tide paper.
OnSTARR RAT EXTERM IN A TOR In Annie, safe, and
acre,—the nnet peamt ant , Itra , ,op nicetlna we have ever attend.
ed. Every Rat Wm can go It, prommly prepared acowdlna to dh
rectlone, .111 eat it, and evpri twin II will die, aeoesally at
i s t;: , d , 4sl , a s c i tt ic .r . po m e i . , l , t o d r o . fmazi wbere the medicine was k
W Sce Ocar a's" ailcatitement In lids paiar.
nous yap:En:nu errn.ln herd 14; to ho longer.
11 tt,y use t•l'o.zatOr kieterrulttter. We have used It to our gal
h;factlon ; od I( a 6.1 Mel N, wu would have It. We haeettitti
but they tfeeled tmthluc ; hot l•l`oetare^ article knocks
the bru,h out of Rat, R.achm. Anti, awl Bed Iluge. quick.
er than we can write n. 11 P.ll, gre at d• wand all over the MM.
trV.-Ifietttha, liacetle.
rir See "Cotremee - ad , ett laMw.tit lu thia paper.
t,;(15.
A VOICE PROM THE FAR WE.M.—Speaking of ..tharrarre
Rat, Roach. Ant, ae. Exterminator— . n.oro man And provtatons
art dttotrored anonally tn rdnt C.,nnty , 0 vermin than wcrtdd pay
for a ton of this Rat and Inwet - --ILanetatcr. Wlactnts: a ,
Herald.
fir Sec -C,artytia - advent...lA to Ltd. paper.
FARMER , AND II tttili.F.ErElLs—totteehl mooned et.,
hunarett...l dollare' tatt7l:„. f tenon, lint nahhe, Jot ant annually
eltettrot hy It,. Mo.-. ATI., and other In.tetta and renot.-4,11
„f erblen 1 . . yttevehle,l by a fete tioUere' ~n rtli of eetrT.ol
- Roach, Aut, ae. E.:hermit/Wm, I... Alight luta uned freely.
SW' Sec 4 .Coenta'." luivrrtleemcra Ix. llilf paper
lir Sold In MONTROSE. PA
I By ail Druggists and Dealers. Em
NEW GOODS
AA Reduced Prioese
T L l l T lL Al: e h r, l bervr y sgli b t: t r o o , mlll:fr e ell. r ag r the potillegenen
B. It. Lyons & Co.,
~, , a 2.3.2, 2 =rerg -rz i 'hut L thoee•rho .10 to b.
ItTIOLE of
Ready Made Clothing,
to befottad In the Cou latT. canal to any eurrom Wong acd WAX
ad.NIED NOT TO BAY.
THIN AND THICK COATS,
V-estsand Pants. of every variety.
Alsonn SXTEliSlVE...ortment of
MHATS & CAPS,
Istestatyl.Alllnalltles.Cawra .1. RAN Evx.011113.19.
Montrose. April 17. 'to, S. LANGDON.
DOWN DOWN! DOWN!
UAS GONE GOLD!
LOW! LOWER! LOWEST!
ARE OUR PRICES FOR
Prints !
Delaines
Sheetings I
Dress Goods!
Boots and Shoes I
Gaiters ! Halmorals
Groceres and Hardware!
Ready-Made Clothing!
Rats! Caps ! Yankee Notions
Mane all ENLIIKSS VARIETY of stock. We mug ham
more room for our NE W (WOOS. and am determined to Meth red
the old stock. re — tiorue and me us before purenawne.
Of — The Lei:lmA prices always paid for Butter. Oraln, and Pro.
duce of all kinds. J. JACKSON.
!Whittle, April 11,
SCOTT'S
POPULAR DIES.
Thom medicines ane murranUtd if neml acooratieg to dlreettona.
Try them and It nut mtbterfory nitro one half the medicine and
the money Elite refunded. I have told lhowantla of bottle% but
tame Ouse retortud.
SCOTT'S CHOLERA CURICiIm
COLDS AND COLD CHILLS.
This medlelnt L romporNl of Gam and Root, and oaw an trA
canasta reaction to the nyta+•m. and b Awnless to all. it Wu Don
cued to the
SPOTTED FEVER.
In • number of caws. anti proved el:I/xi:LW. Pull dlrecllons on ecb
battle- 1.1.1 60 dim.
SCOTT'S
SANATIVE OE ATE.
rZVMZiM
PILES, CORNS, MO.
It la composed of segatablea. and ill petirely Larnaca. nics
twenty-five cents ► bet.
Dees 6n:—We have Cad ample opportunity of testing the sir
tae of your °erste for many years, and find It es you recorronend
It. and we have no Mediation in recoscrontudlr tt to Ott poblle.
L. W BINGIIAM. M. D., els Ifllf.nd.
CALVIN O. HALSEY, M. D.. Montrose.
Wm. H. ems% H. D.. Wag/bane.
Matuditetured byL.Bcll.l, ScruLt.on. Pa. and L3r ale by
I. B. BULLARD. Mantras!.
. . .
W. O. WARD itgON:New Wiltant
IRA 6earTBne.l l l.
■u2ntmk. D.. lash. ISM
International lire Insurance Compan
OF NEW-YOBS.
Office, 113 Broadway.
I lulu
CHARLES TAYLOR, President
- 11.stamoN BRUCE, Wee-President
Wyatt DRAKE, Acting Secretary.
BILLINGS STBOLD 9 Agent.
Yadzaii& Javan IA V3Sl.—ls
1865
U s wte—need ro Rvrs,
Rive, RommES, REECE.
END RED Asm to. to.
1 P46:i.
1 4t565.
1 .46,71,.
1 SOCi.
I *(35.
FOR DYSENTERY,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
CHOLERA MO Ears,
DOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CRAMPS, COLIC,
NERVOUS, BILIOUS,
AND SICK HEADACHE,
SOURNESS OF THE STOMACD,
FOR BERNS, SCALDS,
OR SCALD HEAD,
FROSTED FEET,
INFLAMED EYES,
WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS,
CDAPPFD HANDS,
INDOLENT TUMORS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES,
A WORD TO THE WISE.
WHEELER & WILSON'S,
The Best Family Sewing Machine
MADE,
ArIS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE, -40
Hut militias the Look Stitch.
THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE
IS DECIDEDLY IN ITS FA 1 - 0 Z
Ms tact of limn being more of thee.. Machines sold THAN OF
ANY OTHEH -
ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY
For Weer FutlcolAra all noon, the Agent. whore the dimmmt
fay Ica of machines ire on cx.Llbli.lon.
Parties that have used other so allied roanderd liarldart have
thrown them aside and eve their leadraohy In
Mane of these.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION
For several reasons It recommends Itself above all others.
1. Rooney and exoellenee or Alien, alike upon both Ades, work
Ina equally well on lull, nom woolen end cotton !roods—worn
qulltlng. {canoeing, he troolmn, r iling. town ror. and braiding
L Strength of mans Chet will not rip nor -.vet.
e. The moot elotple Com hr m
druction of any two tAlcd machna
In nee; therefore Pea liable to get on t of Mtn!,
4. Sews without there of s shuttle, thereby ening sissy with
much cunahenarne marilinery, stol the trJubie of regulating the
tension 01 the under thread.
a. guns at a greater speed than a shalt le rr.aeliihe pneeibly can.
These machines with all the new Imerovemente. wasenntea sad
dellvoird to Montrose, of 11.ufactarere . ipiecast.
The oat of Hors It Kyzazstms gists.. title , OW. erVlStalls 4.
me In hiontortal and vicinity.
Montrose, Jan. 30,1 563.-tf
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Weatern
Et Et c: - .) ea, ci
Rimming Time of Passenger Trains, June 24,'64.
LE.&VU NOATIIWARD.
MI
Acenm
mod.,
P. M.
Et=l
CZE3
?If:
100
a:111 MI
111 1 4.. 5 5
MAO
4.4 NI
Amt Bend,
Neer al 'Ad.
illONTitite K.
nplx - Alom.
Faun }vale. ........ .
A biturt,l
.......
Clarirh .....
Scranton
Sl:prohlaerg,
•Inlahunka Chuhk..
New linmptne
. Chance tor Philadelphia.
The Passenger Train Nn
Leave* New li•mptbrt 00 the r.f • the Matt
NnW YORK' at P , a:T*I %I AN CNKA OTT
vat of the Train whttb Imvaa PH 11. A DELP.II
• • - •
7,14.. m. At 801:ANTON 'frt.
h TralrA on the LACKAWANNA
, onswi
:dpLLAWAIIS.nd ;:q Rndr4nea and nt Great Bend
=M=M==2
The Passenger Train Southward
Leaves Great Bend alters he arrival of the Cincinn 311 Emireiti how
the Weil-connecting ut Sur:anion with Trains on +L O ackawanna
and Bloomsburg and Delawarr and Ilinionn Railroad, at atwiun
ka Chunk with the train fur Philadelphia. eel at !it w Hampton
with Train:. for New York. the LuhL.h Harriubil du
Pawn:nen by Oita Train arrivik to haw York at Cioiak In Y hlladab
phis at tad, and In Ilarrtihurg at p. m.
Tim Accommodation Train
Northward. connect. at Great Recd with the I tay Express soh , .
West, by which women/mot .I.rsre nt Ithaca and nye:act:or the same
Say. Southward, leaves Gcct Ilettd after the artietel of the New
York Express going East. EV' Elereucter Train. on Lt. Erie
Balt my stop at Groat Bend.
R. A. HENRY,
General Ticket Acton
Stages leastehearle. Rote Ntontrone. PA. at 6 a m.. 10 eonn.C.
with teal no for Scranton New York. and ELI lade Iph la : at II a. ru..
!or New Milford, it•At bond. and the West. alrome4dlnk OCCGIII%
naodatlontrato for Scr anton; at 4 p. m., for it Bend and the trams
on the Axle aallway Colo. both East and West. 1n1y6'64
FIRE INSV RANCE.
Thelnsurance Co. of North America,
PHI LA DFi . LPB TA,
Rae Established an Agency in Mon trace, Pa.
This is the olde.t fairurante Co. in the U. State/.
M=:111M11:1:Ill
Mil grates srearlora as those of an ygnod ermpany in N.Y. or
elsewhere and Its Dlnctortarr harms the first for honor and
rarity. G
Uonloose,Joly 15.15590 y. (Nce over l'oF.l,lllcv.
DO
Y 0 LI
WANT A
GOOD PIANO I
Oa A
CABINET ORGAN !
CALL AND SEE TIT EM AT
0. D. IBERIAN'S
W :ere
Yov ;nn be
Supptiol with any
Thins 1e the Line of
Musical Merchandise,
'FROM A
PIANO
TO A
JEWSEIA:II.P.
ALSO—.A.s areal. the only assortment of
PURE Silver-Ware
and FUSE JEWELRY in town.
A. 8...—1 sell only the Pi 1113.1 of that clam Boston and
NeraTors Makers, nod al Minot sold by um will be
kept In tone one year .
Cabinet Organs Warranted for Five Years
P. b.-1f you want an Inferior los , rumEnt, don't call
Oa Yours truly.
0. D. HEIMAN.
Montrose. !larch 19.1654.
GROCERY AND SALOON.
T ha i
. rahri re loe w n, ho co r.e rdtz l ‘ nr , l n r ,6 l , ze n ln o clLtl i t , trt,t!
we
trust. receive null uvotenent u.
en will cause them to .011 again. We
have bestowed partionLar OttTnticu to fitting up our
LADOES' SALOGN
and tan famish, If drain"! . private roonui to LADIES and GEN.
TLIMEN, or for Ladle. alone .or Gentlemen alone.
REFRESHMENTS I
Among ourlln of edibles can he found Onto, Theron, Ham sod
Ergo Waal Beef. Iteefateok, Hutton Chop, Chickens In every
form hot oreold, !Tinkled Tongue. Lobstad, bar t 11" Reny fact
everything the market afforte.
la the way of drink., we keen everything except sphitnotte or el.
Cobeiebeverngen. Our malt liquors ore of the beet quality and
"Torrential pure. Also Liothelnlc Wlnot, Chien Sonsaparllla, Soda
Water, Small Beer. itc. Ice Cream In Tommer.
We havesecured the servloo of a hr., claw Cook and 11111214 M
everything prepared to suit the mart divert:TEl.l tutre u
CONFECTiONERY.
We have on hand the largest Kock of Confectionery e ver broiled
Wan the County. We can furnish, at wholesale or retail anythf co
to this line that may be oiled for, end as cheap or non be bought
any here,
Tobacco and Cigars
Chewing and emoktag Tohaeco of every rand, nod Cigars of ev
esygo
y, [room era " noel grab"to the 6arL
vorcd Ravages.
Orr 40) 00 (3 r 'OISE
Our stock of Groceries can't be beat In this punt of the count*
ferqualitv and lamer, of price, ant excepting ineehandon. We
Will runlet. Flour. balt.Sugar, ktulurtee. Ceder, Tru.tm.libeere,
llab le., Vlgr. and everything In that line of the best Qualities, In
any Quantity from one pound toe too.
Our endeavor will he ho please all who may favor us with their
patronage-pledging Oureelver to talrneoln drat and to the strictly
One Price System
L Katßlr
Montroer-Dedernber ad.1644.-W
L. .
BACod.
THE LATEST STYLES.
JOHN SAIITTER
R l s Pl rrg Li °T that k T P ared rll enta,oihe moat fallOnUeo2cr nwV.
tented to at with elegance and ray,
LADIES' ULOAlni—the Wen Now Trek atriaUM! Deer 1..
I.ookixiir Glasses,
Ira BALI BY
Uotarcak Nab. leaa.
HUH BROTH RS A BLAIR,
SOR.A.IsTTON, PA.,
HARDWARE
IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
ISpltes,t3hovels, Builders' lianderare, Railroad and Mlntnifiemplles
he., Mine Hall. (11fferent slag, Counter dunk and TrallSplkno,
Carriage aterials. Spring &slat. likeinsand Boxes, Bolts,
Nut, Washers, Patent Arm. Plated Banda. Malleable
Lrona, Hob.. lipokas,Fellon,lSPlndle&Bows.Poles,
Patent Leather, Enameled Leather. Whlp Sock.
eta, and a general variety of Cartier and
Manufacturers Goods, se., de-, Be.
sir Wu gee much attention to thls part of our stock, and offer
better seboeted amortnnent than can be found elsewhere In this par
of the State.
Vloes. Stocks and Dies, Bellows, Hammers,Aledge ,s
Mesta, great varlay, Tackle Blocks. Rope Cbalets.Grind
ttonea,Plaster Paris, Cament,French Window Glass,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Wa nd P r ge ' ir 4 . 1 . and l
f r p e 7Fr . S u
.7 Ifa D B E !at e s
Plal.la a CO3evex B arer Mlctet are hammered Home ;rads, C -
peat:re' TOOISID great candy. and ALL IT •AILLISITT, I...mther land
Finding. Kanner whi Lambe , 13eltIng, latroanges bealcs,dc.
dellAnt.oll. Pa., March 80 1810. 1 r
1864-5. 1864-5.
FALL & WINTER.
CALL AND SEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOOK OF
CLOT H IN G ,
AT THE STORE OF
GEO. L. STONE & CO.
Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New
Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING
Pint SALT, TEA COUR & gROCEIIIE
All
0 1, t o h r 4 tg; 5 41 . :1 n 3 !apathy .AA GOLD a th t e rr la i tz&d . --
eiontrole, NM,. 3(4.
J. P. W. RILEY
CE SOUTHWARD.
NEW GOODS
A renm
ds
n.
P.M.
Patna
Fu.
CM
TE le•herr. - e•r eav rein:aril from New York with a
1 LAW , h.. C. re AU I' IF L athrli of
NV:ttches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware I
Cutlery, 8 Fancy Goods,
w whir nII • ret • mete the Mtersion of their friends. They
haven la rf •ni iit American, and Straw Watelteki
Grild of very payee/sr struiltlert
Goo!. Hon and Glam. nod Plain Gold Betz
of Beech I'ln,. Shamrock, liermrnel, Platt. Gold
am! incy Finger thing., of every nod
pr•d ilraceicts, Armlets. Chittelisli,
rlimrd and Neck Chnlmi, Gold and
I, r niectacles and Tram h ImitGold
01.-, lite:ohs and Studs Spoons,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
_
'ilver Napkin F.lnec, Rutter
and Fehr K.nrer A Card Casks,
Forks every ilisalhtlon .0 Odd
ces lu Thy larpst h! Illattl
• r ..• ere t In.° Broome (Moot),
•ins., evwrs in use,
ocelotvery bean-
Urn! is , • •res orris:nests, a of Fans of
all gall!, . Gime, Ikada, Violin and Goiter
henries ..rel rrimn.l her, Yishtry Tackle to emery narlety, Be-
muster, Therm...rim:mu. Needles, liroshca, Gold Fenn. Scissor; l
ntiy Glassrah de. Also
15
1 4 5 1
10
P. 1
rd
hich 1 •
the arrl
hw
rn
L RR
A (ken
I=ll3
I ,nr
krs c
FILO,
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
of the very best rrukere. GOYEIi & BAKERS
WATTS COOK.
Sup,lnteodent
Family Sewing Machines
Kethdr' , . r and Warm rhea" trt. no above Goods .ere
nougni tar tiAn U , and ve.l: M ^obi nu the moan favorable terms
All kin .:a of
Watches and Clocks Repaired
canon maize a-A In the BEST .11.2aNti ; nlnn MiOB.AVING
la the BizT el VLE.
EVANS & ALLEN.
re 000D8I NEW 00013 CI
R Hi HAM & ett o
3.1 Court street, Binghamton, N.Y.,
hovo conotautly oa 12,,i1 a lax, nook of goal.f asLopte4 to the
Taint, of tour own Importothn.
VM,OOO
$1,9iK1,000
Herthants will be .applied at New Yoe* Jobblng prima.
R. H. HALL a co
13thrhamton. N. 1%. Dmmber 19th. 1864.-17
Us S 5 7313 LOAN
It is A National Sayings Bank
OFFERING A
HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
And the Best Security.
SUR,DRIPTIONB RECEIVED BY
W. H. COOPER & CO.,
=I
I M
3EFO
.-O
6Ffrl:;ot P stprl CU that cahoot fall to sult.•
su;irio ,ui
7
GROCERIES, 0 14 -. 1
Stßi A RS, 7 RAS, COFFEE,SPICE,FLOUR
and SA LT, (by (he sack or barre/,)/ 1 /Sll, and all
artlclerarlally f . ott,din flmt claar(lromrles.
Flour by the Wholesale and Retail.
Le I c.ean b olesil, I d ope to •ucelvo a liberal &hart° t poblicpa
tOtutge
v ;tglleatenar tetp rt. , paid tart' L T B."D Et . (o 3 ;re
11.. rt ten*. taarr Dla 1 11110... th
REMOVED, AGAIN !
The Famous Barber."
Come and sea the (arsons Barber.
Farn.mi Barber. late of Hayti,
' ~11layil, now Vr'oska's,
F IS. 'Nedra's Shoe Store.
Fled ma Shaving and abanapootne„
Find me mating Hair to salt you,
Find roe ready at you:: service.,
At your. sereloe„ CHAIM ES MORRIS.
Seurat door above Searle's Hotel, Up Stairs.
liantreuse,Jana 47.18t4.-tf
Still Alive !
would respectfully larnrre the public that we are afil+allie.,
IV awl t& Nr , vNtIFAVIIIIttt WOOLEN DOOM,
CA RD WoOL. and DRESS CLOTH. the came iteusual. at the
OLD ILIOTT STA-NI)," ace mile aafLa-Lall north Montrese,on
the Snake r Turnpike. JuusoN morn,
LUAU.. June 6. I )f,4.-tf EDSON 111017.
Ai)at j
don an
In att.
Ore:
MEAT MARKET.
On Public Avenue, near Searle's Hotel.
K rE Pentltanttyon hood et good sonnlyo (ME ATB li t
or at Wads. OAHU pol.l for DEEP CAI TLE,
UALV o FULEP.ond LA SIBS.. Also to r ELIDES or
sI I Sloos.
S.T crrerocia
HENETOOK &HAMLET.
N.ltroms, J
Montrose. Feb.10.1869.4f
Carriage Shop
IN PULL BLAST
T TainZVAVlV:Bitlirg4(4°,7P! kinAi °,!
Idaidnua avt. Is
11. R. LYON& 600
Mb:din:its end Batail Dulaza la
CHINA,
(.LASS-RARE, LAMPS.
TOYS FOR TIIE HOLIDAYS
FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CARFETS, OILCLOTHS,
WOODEN-WARE, \
CUTLERY,
Than Any
UNDERTAKING.!
.hr fu F.ecriLer Lne Suet been mak log er. , at Improvements In
liaa9v,rlivellt of coffins, he mould reopectfully eolielt the atten
ad ystanuage °this Mends and the public generally. limes
nicLluce when desired. WAIiNZR.
at Bend. March 6 1863.-tt
ATNEW GOODS
J. R. DEIRTEFf'S•
ratecitner Is nose opcnbag tfre , Cloodsat mien confonned
B. to the altered value of ell kinds of mereinraine ; VERY
MUM( BELOW the prim of September. Of willed inn be found
LADIE.T DoIu e RESS 0001n4 In all its variety.
Great barg In Ladles' Clexitings. Waterproof Cloth, French
Black Clotho, and Colored Al) It 434 i Cloatlngs.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C.
rpom.us•rics.
Brown and Bleached Mean.% Balms, Ticking% eannel% Crash
Diapers. Toweling% the
Notions.
Childre n' . et erg. d Balmoral Marto. Latins' Ifen's and
n' Hos Butt...,corm.. Mehl, Thread
of all kinds , 1dne4,11112 Twist, Knitting Cotton, 60.
Boots & Shoes.
pheavitl7.2-„orzVLld.'"=.ltcrLlZ:'. 1 "'":*
GROCERIES..
Bows at prices not to be Incden. VERY BEST QC ALM
GerVII.
and
and Japan
tad. no. Spice, (Buser. nalknatue ,
nuff md Tobac , o. Bled n
N ti: W FIRM!
BALDIVIN & ALLEN,
11.0Uti t rEEDt SALT, PORT
FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT,
Hams, Dried Beef, Candles
Teas, Coffee, Spices,
Syrups, Molasses, Sugars
C-7,77 - W4711.9
Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat
BROOMS, NAILS, &C.
Cash Paid for Good Butter.
A. BALDWIN, - .. WIN. 1.. ALLEN
Montrose_ West side Pnbllc Avenue. April 18.1584.
No Humbug !
A First Class Jewelry Store
Ras lone been needtd In SLONTRA.Pd E., end now we bare R
AT BEa MAN'S
riv ad d I 11 . 7 . 1: K . lf t 7n r.
h o e s L 1.4 11. 11
,1 14 , the
1 7.4re fr0 h . 10ic ,,,,, 0r heed
the best .nioortment of
Silier and Plated Ware
ever offered in Id mit rose.
A S p t
oCle lendid
and Apartmilee nt linty., mof Liastersix...end F . Cate Bas kt..et.. Cuts, Goblet..
a. For
A fonnulete As....rtment of Gold nod :Inver American,
English. end Both'.
Spnvilmelm.SLlver end Plated.lue. ld Gnid Jr 1..0ek•
eta Ind Chains, Napkin Illuz• fo e', If n.rta to 44,00, .4.111, If caret
Finger Rino. Gold and Sliver Thiailien, rvaiet 5.M.., Ivory
Table Knives, lite.
Violin and Guitar Strings
'curt received and far cadc IT
11 orarcc, Jaudlary 11.1'364
- -
The arm or Heart. Wmn.fe yr., ?near env finals:eats:posed
nr stock of Clock% Watches, Jewel,. and :silver Ware to o.
r-nowtowneman. Hr, O. 0. I:MIAN. we errehld r.lnt,tly rem
mend nur pntrons and the vn!, , , 5. ,, ,,tra I ly, who
mall Le In want
lOW uf the above men:! :nelhgoorl B. to alse balm a call and viand.
kla stock." ltomember--One door above kennel Hotel.
Repairing as Usual.
Montrose, N0v.10,1863
B. 110 M & CO.
Carpets, 011 Cloths, Mailings
Drugget, Mats, Rugs,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals,
0-lass, Paints, Oil,
Nails, Meetings, Bats,
Yarn, Wall Paper, Shades,
Border, Cord aid Tassals,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs,
Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &c.;
ALL OF
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar,
Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches,
B. R. LYONS,
AGENT FOIL THE
LYCOMING CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE
Pa BUG` AVE\D E. Mort r sc. rn..o c , 62.. tr
EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
WILLIAM SMITH,
AT THE. FOOT OF HAIN ST.
mHE extensive Furniture Estahllshrueut of W,
W. SMIT II having been retitled and great , y lm.
proved.i.hcoreprletorraseeceful/y announces to tri,iti
tens of Montrose and vicinity, that Le Is courtantly
mahlusand keeps on hand the L 'WEST 8. It E, T assortmen tol
rUPE.NITt7II73
to be fauna in the Country
=I
Weeve thefollovrina 11st of stoma of the az - Vs:era alam eartl
• Ilatgreatly reduced prices.fur or R Ed DY I' A
Bareaus,Walnut or Mahogany, with slara,from 116 to X 55.
Boreausarith m.ehleor be oalenatot.a,froni 414 to *24. ends
areeassortruent from an. 1 1e.*12,*14,10 115 .
Wasidit.anda,p..:Ardatends.cdrce rand aquaroitande,of
le”nd rotn 15 schist° ten dollars.
Deahaallvans,tovvetrack s,roatst noir. Atomans:. onnces.tte.
Uhattra.card,pler,tollot.Lnllig,kltawn,ond a stenelot. table..
unadra—nantarl sroOdseata.ltockens—carte,flag,au.l wouateate
revery variety and style
Softalate-a-tetufurrdsheda tiho rt no t 1 emt New Yorkpritvria
SPRING BEDS !
A /.4•10 • tursomasT .C113.12 . Z.T AND BLST tn M
N.B. Readymatleaota ne ou baud arra salsa c dais hortnotlca..
Ilearses..l.lsauysln 11...14i1,,1C Len.! cals. d.
Weeml3lns nnaernt, •.1 EFS EXPERT ENCYJ WORK
MEN. Wentend 'oda our WORK W ELL, and sell It as LOW
as !Sean be afforded.W. W. a Erni,
Eiontroas.Fabruarl 26.1859 -
WAGEIN SHOP I
Sleighs and Cutters.
pliZondenlenedam now he food over A. Mt F. - SYSTEM"
Shop, Otot corner mat of Torltel mei, to Mont
rose, when: he will continue to earn• on the mon ufncture of
Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &c.
Ileadplindoldarket-Sletrts.Lnaber gle inhenodllutterenoW On
band.
n i d e rVAVer. c o l l 4 7 a o lisL h t7V.171_11. Bent Stuff
r 11, 1
so on to be ntepozvel to do tltt inn
of
snort nol1 " er "
A good supply otriently-innio Snoke. kept eotiesant Iv 01; band.
N. B. All pomp, n.te1.1.. to the undmlgned pin.= Coil
and s ett le lttelrsow t, without (nettle: not Ice
Montrone. July 18.10t14. W .
HONESDALE
MONUMENTAL WORKS
To the People of Susquehanna Co
THE undm4ted hereby on 110134 “, thily %le it the or
ders receive] by than for
Tomb Stones, &c.,
t a l lgnig=74,Tnrgt;l74l,4llcSapr%d,pill'y
" 1i0 " 7:.C.2 " 141i5y O. 1684-0 M. B. PECK & CO.
Boots and Shoes.
Q OM Z at therbld prteesjust opened and for We by
101 Montrose, Sept. 91, Ina. J. LI DNS &1403
Soldier's Pensions, Bounty & Back Pay
THEondmig9e4 I.3°K.NEIED AGENT OF THE GOVLIUSI
MENT, wiu give orompt attention to sll claims narrated to
Ms eq.. ,1,11,. • tor, tml-,
A...1-4f.R.9 iN
ITEED3
DIMEEIM
EEMZIEM
ItiLSON . &
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CABINET ORGANS! r.„
i
C A lrE . 4AV A l l , n lll, l ::;:nrt i n s County OZiLY 07 0. D. k i.,
Best Instrument Ever Manufactured, !2‘,.
1, ,
Co. buy It of Elm an
om 11 , :titpalg . 17 ,L York. tud'itsve
k'..Z3,.
Prices from s , r," to $OOO. i' , 4
(..,:;::.•
!Ample dray. on Uinta.
rfrlust rechhnd Root's new I carhetlon /took fee the ethic*/ •
Aryan an , nu:oaleur.. The Lett 1:0 , 4 yet. AIso, .OENT.. - Irti
Vto
0. D. BEMAN.
Montrose, November 'view.
,BROTHERS
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DRY GOODS ,
Millinery and Fancy Goods!
Yankee Notions,
WOOL AND COTTON 1-iosrErty,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., &c.
U rnm preparrd t veil al re..o.nzble Ezorm nelr
DRESS GOODS
tce
la-a., 4' • ,: l.rialpg the Liknt atil Riche./ Gr.t. !r
.rkt•l,par late Aneti.m StV.,. at tivirele Mud: beior
the ularli.nt. ,at:d .0.11 De.ld lelth • exl.ll wirta-ce.
ME!
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
O IkAutMal Line of
C 1.04119, CASSIDERES AND CLOAKINGS, g.
BALMORAL SKIRTS ,
A lot ~f
LADLES
HOOTS.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
alto a CO'mlee Line of
GOODS,
F, table f,r
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
1162.1. 6 C1F11EAN1 BROTHERS.
N..7+. Coat strut. Ewa of the BEE/EVE." '
Binghoomtnr.. L•nviler VS. 1264.
ird
Ia sow recelvitg ;:x. - , PLIY of
IY
CO
taein nnmensus departments or Cis
ifereantille Business
mating the asaarl.ezt
nr - run AND DESIRABLE
• —AU
T. Btoel consistcl3 part of
Drugs, Yled• ci ries, Pai ills, Oils, Dye
Stuffs. Groceries, Crockery,
Glas,-Ware, Wall and Window Pa
per, Oil Shades and rixthrev,
Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimney
Warners, Transparent Cones,
Kerosene 011, Burning Fluid, Tur.
pea tine, BCNZOLC, Varnishes,
Window Glass, Putty, Brnshes,Bird
Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry,
Artist and Dentist Materials,'Whipt
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, de,
short - ..kr'y everyttla6, toreMre the alek,to tlltemetbe
t.ete. to del!elt the eye, to rratify theta:my, sod :On, to
cyn,:lce :o the rya; untl sobetwatiel comforts oflaQ.
Moatroee Trel 2.166:. ADEL TTJERELL.
ens
A POLL ASS01:1111LliT OF
Spring and Summer Goods
Just received std will be mild
Et a Large Reduction !
from April prices. nits reduction wllVliselud.
TI - IE ENTIRE STOCK
round as ir.r:ear us3al, and will be sold cm tZe
Most LIBERAL Terms!
for (orb. or, clrne, or for Produce.
N.B. Flour & Salt on hand, as usual.
nurtnia—r.
New NI tifonl.,rune 8, ISO.
Agricultural Implements.
thetnug,tabllatlell and w el qmoorn Orsu of
Wheoler, Melick & Co., at Albany,
These 11' aehlye. preen farnr3l , ll khnana anti halversa: ,
ed that any eh er,t rem ratartalation I conclderanhece,an
Ice i t 111 e, .1 Late, perttace in rhanufactaring.an.l
brol2lol nut'rl4,rove.vute wL.ch =mho heh, the
CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD
I would. al'ewl,tslat,ntlon to their
Barger's Patent Cleaning Ai lachweni
a ne lathing .n7lll attached to slnglewlotde.trelde.or any other
tnrn• ,ownrunt: ••••her,n n dere - t oro•rernhot • hreehno, T'•a
r,l • ow.: orhanary h.ud ml tl.and I.l.nperlorw- 41.0. t. as
furadne tat . . It tag,. no nide. tamer t , . drive an tet.o.,
t,ell .11.10.• ord;oar} ,opuow or
Direren,do••• ••ralennlnd to•I meat ...ante natent .nre made
Horne Powera.o.orie and.touh . • , W1•••••loe's natent w•red
:nano,tarrt• Lawren, Gotila's patent, one. two. r edr :all
horn. hownr• :sa r. w utllnf, easing te•wd,fg ti r. clangs. rldvf. ttl•
h••ro rakt•. ',. A n anee•tenge•l warrantvove• C. h• r
•aa.ntt that It, above enarttlnery la unequaled , It.
work.attrabllits ronvettlenee.andchearnm,
fref artlgular..eand to tldt•Lubgerlberr , tartn:rtr, n• es.
Lena • • neh inn,• "lir r.tollalted and tilled wilt. proutatnear
aid
Oddity Agent for
HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE,
IF ht dr.ttt toso.thotoret! beg.ll SA TIP.OTIIER' r , '
rose Ito —tto t.vot MOW,: for 011niCalliiiry. MBrhlller .arr ,, ee
la
gi too,' •ot ,Inst,ttots for nolo: and illattr. ,o
Ilvered.l ..0fd,.,, for Cnlgltt or trott:portetton.
A ocrson• proclue Th. t.e.tond oroptott Mow . ,
Itlot ...rt. tot Ogre: to witnt., , ),. , wort ot ltic ilottNuttre Lig} t tt - ...9
Mow , ' on , tultttng ,n) offer Mower now tl
ut.e pronttalt ,Itt ended to.
addrem, littrfortl.Suoi.Co
R. PLCK, Agent
9arf0r41.1'...Ju1y9.1861-tf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
of.llnhle , tnltow and 117.1 4 X1 lot In I.:whoop toonwhir, 1.11.;11.2
rll.nty, co,lnlaln' about tlnt toot, with • Pton o`to
house and barn thereon. at ntotut It. , acre. In [nine, thla
erly Is a good raanulll and lath-mil', Co able of entllng 200.0 C, not
mother senr, The At VrlTl , i I. within two miles of Niet• •ws
/anon, on the I) L. {V, Boo', ro grltol road run , "c'ei
the 'ratio It ro, er o 4 ce le wt, .1 and lumber entrogh It t• fa!
for II I oh, r v, 1. A .re o— acid lore, Willi ie., •
ALI.% the r,ann"now, a. the - Kenai," Roberta rartn, - la • ch.
fit., 0 , , mthat o uty, t'aocvnastattla ahortt 200 urea, I , es
ront NI to , . e, :fano, lying on the Tunkhattneci Creel ,
C't acreg of '-n' . the halos." nit unman otry neArable tot !..,•
A I.et t sneett,le prorerty, ere mile from Montaa.e, ^ InS
.Nn(1I'l lake, rotolallng Si a 'Affront and raw volt
t acre. ot land, with tho water hower. °":
-. 0 . C l l3t 11031neSkOD hulked for oiefd' 3 '''
I t, a wdttanle Punt ot.e Mlle from llontrose,choinic o
100 two, Flo v aorta of chalet. wood Ural; the tattooer , owe-
T hts far. .el I fenced with "rod stone wall, writ watered
• high voio lf
or cultlystlon : In o , oa'Ao `"
Slty .1•4111-1, very dratraine Icon/ ,
n house and lot the Iravocrt of Montrone, (mete, the Public. q gae TI,,- I 4 ato a.oc.u; tenet•
born and choice not" and shade I
The attention of thorn rotl, g tr irtrultnar rya' cetste ,s .0- •
these propektlt ge they are ail y•uis.Adesirable honor
the prices nsk for them, lAtfertt tenns will he given, )
prices, and o. Sot Information, cull on, or adtkear Danish
Pittston, Lowthte CO, R. 01. bb titl,h
liontrofc. cuotoehatogn CO-. Pa.. Jan. 501tf,100,...tf
Carriage Manufactory.
T'lL.:l7:;,7,T;:=l.7,l="o7ET,i" y e'"`" a
Carriage & Wagon Stand,
rxr.:7„'lrottatb„Yr.E-ILY.TrivizlnbiejliP:ne:"`'
Superior Manner.
a grilo . r.clupolo the beat of style; and ALL en II J 0}L , C.; . 7 . 11
Ilootzon d. Ii CI.
GOODS FALLING.
T1R : 1 . 1.4i in your CIIIKEN•BADEIL other gc,d on.l.
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