MEM me tit tam anti the per. T., • ..ty of Land Drainage. A plata, though spreading its roots to t% cer tain distance all around it in the soil to station ary, and must have its food brought t. That is the Brat great fact on which the need depends for a current of water through the land. Water, a powerful solvent, brings substances out of the air which the plant requires as food, and these substances Increase its powers as a solvent of other matters in the soil `which the plant also needs as food. Moreover, water brings from the air materials of use in the soil in manufacturing food for the use of plants. On all these grounds, then, it is of importance that water should go through the soil after going through the air,— It becomes laden with vegetable food by pass , ing through the air, and it becomes still more laden with vegetable food by passing through the soil, it passes stationary roots and enters them, and feeds the plants to which the belong. And there are special reason why rain water should be induced to pass through the soil rath er than lie stagnant on it. In the latter case it is not only useless to the plant, but it is directly' mischievous. By evaporation it cools the sur face, whereas by percolation through the land it carries the warmer temperature of the surface, into the subsoil; and of what value this is to the growth of crops may be gathered from the ex perience of the last autumn, which has been so productive of growth in our pastures to so unu sually late a season—not so much from the in creased temperatureof the air during November and December, which has been only about 2' or 3° above the average of the last thirty years, as from the increased temperature of the soil and subsoil at one and two feet deep,which has been 5' and 6' above the average of the past thirteen years, during which observations have been made near London. And not only is it of im portance that rain, by passing through the land, should carry the temperature of the surface, warmed by the direct rays of the sun, down wards, rataer than, by evaporating from the sur face, it should carry the heat away and cool the soil; but the percolation rather than the stagna tion of the water is desirable, because in the one case air is made to permeate the land, in the other it is excluded. The chemical changes which air produces on and in the soil are desira ble, and result in the preparation of useful food for plants; while by its exclusion, substances of a poisons is nature, especially where Iron and vegetable matter exist together in the soil, are formed.—Morlon's (English) Farmer's Cal ender. Use of Water in Agriculture. Irrigation, as a means of preserving and even increasing the fertility of the roil, demands more attention than it has hitherto received here.— Perhaps there is no country where this source oT fertility Is so much neglected as ours. There can be no question that water—oven the purest water—is not only capable of benetitting, crops by a supply of that element, and by its solvent action on other substances, but that it is also capable of imparting actual fertility to the soil. Ample experience has established this fact, al though the full explanation of it may not be readily known. It is known, however, from chemical investigation, that water contains some of the most important constituents of plant food, as carbonic acid and ammonia. It is known, too, that the soil Its the power of absorbing these substances, antler-this explains, in part, Why irrigated lands grow richer. An important reason, therefore, in favor of Irrigation, is, that all the benefit derived from it is clear gain—no body, nothing is the worse for it—the result is obtained through an agent whichActould have otherwise remained idle and unproductive. In hilly sections, where springs and streams abound, irrigation may be practiced with corn. parative cheapness. In sections where water is not at al! times available, reservoirs might be constructed in which water from rain and snow might be collected at certain seasons, and from which it might be conducted to crops, in some eases simply by gravitation. In other cases ma chinery might be required for its distribution.— Agriculture of _lfasxachuxetle for 1863. Draught in Plotting We copy the following from the Ilfasmehnsetts Plowman, and ask from those of , our readers fa miliar with the question, if the position Jaken here is the correct one %Does the draught of the plow, to any extent, depend upon the speed in which it is drawn through the soil, taking into consideration at the same time the draught up on the team ? Now, all farmers know that there is a great difference in the draught of plows themselves. Indeed between some this differ ence ranges front 2i to 33 per cent. Would it not be better policy, therefore, to employ the light draught plows to begin with, and regulate other matters afterwards? We think so.—But to the extract: "Many suppose that the draught of a plow is, to some extent, dependent on the speed of the team. It appears to some that the friction, or resistance of the plow is less when the cattle move rapidly ; others, perhaps, think it is in creased, but the fact is, the draught is wholly independent of the rate of movement through the soil. It is important, therefore that we should employ animas that naturally walk quick. "The actual labor of draught being not great er the oxen or horses that move naturally at a rapid pace, accomplish nearly double the work with the same effort, that others, whose pace is sluggish and lazy, will do; and so the actual ex pense to the farmer is no greater, or in other words, saves half, or nearly half, the cost of plowing by-the use of a quick moving team,that is, if this rapid pace is the natural movement, and not one induced by over urging." Nlatutrlng Newly Set Trees We this spring saw a neighbor finishing off the planting of a row of handsome maples in front of his dwelling, and complimented him on his taste and public spirit, and expressed the hope that his trees would live andfimirish. They ought to grow," said he, "for I have put a half wheel-barrow load of hog manure in to each hole." " Have you t" we responded, " then the trees will die, and von may as well pull them up now and throw them on the 'rush heap." But he could not be convinced otitis errnr. "Hog dung done well on the corn-field, and with the hops and tobacco ; and why won't it with shade trees And so he left_ his handsome maples, with their roots enveloDed in the powerful manure, and the result was as might have been expect ed. A few leaves put forth in May, but in June they turned yellow and dropped off one by one, and today the trees are dead. The lesson is a plain one; keep away manure from newly plant ed trees. Give the roots finely pulverized sur face soil, as good as can be found, and the trees will doubtless thrive. If the soil needs bettering afterward, apply manure to the surface in the fall, and work it in in the spring, its effects will soon be visible.-314, Farmer. Waste of Hammes. Manures may he lost by dire.'t washing or leaching. The most precious ingredients of manures are Inst in this way—such as potash, phosphoric acid, and ammonia. Baits of lime and soda, especially sulphates and chlorides, are readily washed out; hence they are found in all well-waters. The loss by leaching ie. therefore, small, except in the lightest and gravelly soils. By chemical change manure may be lost or become inactive. ~Bousingault found that in the soil of his garden 'which had been highly ma nured for about six centuries, and which COD tattled a large!. proportion of nitrogen, about ninety-six per cent. of this ingredient was km tive. When fertilizers are placed beyond the reach of oxygen, by being burled deeply in heavy soil, the chemical changes necessary to render them operative are entirely suspended. Abolition of Fences. The abolition of fences is now being agitated among farmers, and there seem to be no insur mountable obstacles to snails reform in mady districts. It is estimated that the fences of the country constitute as much as half the value of the farms, and these have .to ho continually renewed. But having strictly executed laws against stock running at large, all fences, except: ns surround pastures and stock-yards, may be dispensed with. Besides the saving in money, the room occupied by the fences Is also saved, and the chief harbor for weeds is done away with. Fields can also be plowed and cultivated to better advantage When no fences are in the Itrr Me Inckpenclent Republican. ,Gold and Slaver Cake. One cap of butter, 2 do. sugar, I do. milk, 4 ' do. flour, 2 teappoonfuls cream of tartar, and 1 f saleratus. Mix well. Take half of the dare ingrlents—put the olks-of 4 eggs in the gold e, and the whites in the silver cake. Also use white sugar for the raver take and brown fora the Flavor • diarettur, to salt the taste. 3INUMBLB. VADAKIN Out of a 111/ABLE SHOP &named to the street of Um Chthollo Obutett. I Itef9 be if mentos Aorta, and by =Wye al the amp. It *III enable all oti loamy to mtm ming of SO O per nat. I. FAD/KIN. Yoatrot.retovary etb,166.-tf Real Estate . lency 1 THEnntlendiMedhaveformonapartnerstapand opened an el flee for the purehase,sale. and rental of realcabUlntheooea ty Of Busiaehaens, Pa., and** shall try to mitten for the Interes of all who desire either to purehrse.sell, or rent real mdate, to aim vs a ca ll . We desUe to &Overtire extensively la 101%M:ea ernmUes, both m New POTS and New Jeney, from whence come most of Ma pawns who buy lands In this cou. Ur. Illnds 11 eadandarl acqminted througbonttheecinnM. ITS th e matters ed to us tds whole attention. We Several Farms on Hand. mdteblefor dairying purposes. The larger part of the minis money can rues fora term of yea:* payable In Inatallmente. No. 1.--202 serener land to Forest Las. Ibt Improved. good dwelling house, sin don; well vitiated, and will rapport Bum 80 to 221 cow. Convenlertt to meetings, schools, and mecharoo. A lame part of the purchase money ban remain fora series of years. N0.3,-111 amen of Imdto Frol1•1111, (Upsonville,) I(2laale im. proved, well entered, two dwelling homes, two barns. Ostivenical lo meetings, cahoots, and store. Well suited for dairy purpoem.— Part of the purchase money =airmail& fora Mien abeam. No. e.-191 acres of land Dimock.ls:i Improved, well wormed and fenced, good new dwelling ben" 2 borne, 2 orchards, and eked. cut Bost*, uran It sullictent to from the whole num for fifty yews, Two and a half mite. from DimOck Corners, and five mils from Montrose. Two thlrds of the purchase money can remain for a set lee of years h eecured by bond abiticiOcicsicte. No. acre of lead In Bridgewater township, 214 miles from Montroee, 65 acres tmproved, a gOod sew dwelling - house, barn, forty-ftet sheds, a goal grafted orchard, well watered. One bald of the purr-haw mousy me remain for • number of yeani,etscured cum the premises. lio.ll.—lnescresiidtlcstO in Bridgewater. two miles from Mon. trove. 60 acres tmproved. coca new dwelling house, barn. and arch. sod. One.third onto purcao money down.and the balance la 1, 4,8,4, and year,. No. 7; —Sitztatelti the township of Fond Lake, four mile, from Montrose. A dally Maze passes the house. 126 acres. Over 109 Improv2.l. •In noose, two tarns and eked.. good =h ard, saw mI 11 in good ruleoing order, and cider milk churning by ' water, milk boner, Re. Terms One-half of the purchase money down. the bolaneeln five annual payments. No. ft.-2111acreJ of land In lieniek townett„lP. 190 annw ed, goad dwelling boom, two Iwitim. =got. hoes, line Melanie. well watered, and ender • good state of Immovment, convenient to schools and meeting...ll,sta min be otinventiently divided an mods into two forma. Terme: Onobalf down, balance In installments. N0.9.-Blluatelm thetOwneiltiotJeSSllp, seven miles from Moot rose, contitiologaiste acres. forty-eve Improved , • good ho e s, tituo , a grafted off very One sugar bush, convenient to Church, Schools. and One.balf of the purchase money down, the balance can be paid In fora equal payment. No. 19.—Situate la the township of New Milford, containing MO acres-110acres Improved ; two nide. from tiro Borough of New Milford, sod shot eighty rode fro. the Lackswana and Wester Rail Rod; well watered with wino; good building, nod On booted orchstd--is grove of there not upon the premien imitable to tlmi or telegraph poles—a echool house In the immediate vicinitv and three different churches within two miles. 100 tan from the farm will be sold if the lorchaaer should not want the whole Terms crationable. N 0.11.-406 acre. adJolntog the , 12.4. of SwQuohnmto Dona 4 on the N. Y. & Erie 'itallwar, ;mord the moat copetealut farms In the vidnlty from which to se , ll milk In the stldage. Wlll keep n mere, and teams to work the farm. There are about :000.te_legraph poles on the farm, worth 111,00 mtch, Deride.* guattitY of Rutland des sad wood within a rode of the village ; two good dwelling houses; On barns; and saw mill. Theralsalso on the lama a fire moot paint mine, and a polnt toll I le good mining order t two rood orchards ; No IMP than tic passenger train. leave the depot daily. For en enterprising moo to make motley the Wm Is one of the 1:1061 desirable In t he northern part of the Rate. No. 11 —Situate to New Illitool lownsblp, two miles youth from the village—llo aeree—aboot 75 acres Improved, • good house, nom, and out Imildlnge—doelp fenced and well watered—a good omhard of graded fruit (peach, plum, end cherry )--wel situated for dalry purpose. One half the purchase money down, the hal lance to one, two, sod three yea., with inter.e,t, A very liberal deducts:2 to price If the whole purchase money should be paid down. liddrery lidNTs: iansulry IS ISS4.—tt ilostroor Buysochsons Co.. WHEEL HEADS ! WHEELS AND REELS. AT...LuithZ o .lV:hh 4 lr P UTteb - I.lf,, th° ntre ' le r rr i .bop Sayre. FauX4, or on y B. IL sa;re mreitt . " .....t ecar More In Mentrose. Flax Wheels. Wool Wheels, Clock Reek and Wheel-Reads! Wholesale and Retail. L floods mode , 3,.perly.. .r6V Meares., Jonital7 1.18/3. N. B.—Rkparlog done on !short mike. C. M. O. WiI WILLIAM W. SMITH, 4i CABINET AND MHL U issb NC. fa:Wm. Herepa CODAtant:y on hand all , thuds of CASINZT FMCWITt IT. or for *led at abort =Um. Mop and Ware Rooms foot of M.ll/ Idt. Montrose. Pa, Marro 3. ISIS.-tf LAM NOTICE-NEW FIRIL BEITFLET a circa twins asetrlated Brirryirr, with them as a partner In the practice of the how In all lut .art. ow brarichge, the boeincee will hereafter be Owe lu the name of Bentley,Vitehezßentley, Ited trusluesu to them occupied ultoded to with proapt caw sad Oddity. Office wane as by Scollcy 4 Fileh. B. S. =MST" IdOnicase. J=l=7 2. LBZ. P. REYNOLDS, . LICENSED AUCTIONEER, S ELLS S e l. Darllftous an al kinds at Merchwalee, andaso Moats:.. Pa., Dee. 6. 1564,—tt Examining surgeoig THEimbseriberhaV A tteneit6ted i g r t e tn eztual . /d i ce ce=2 s •l l3 •lleatitlod to Peaslona, atteod to Oil ap. p , to enmtm 4 1wAlortatbat auk! be pramt.. ed to bly . lion wr ia t Ir. at J. B. Tarbelrs 60 Montrose. /Weil 6.1863—t: McCOLLUM & SEARLE. attorneys and Counsellors at Law, MONTEOSE, SIISQ. CO., PA. Oftlecialththrop's New Brick Bolktlag, aver La th rop, Tyler & Riley& Moth. B. let.-44.00. - !maw, Prms', 111. I 641.-tt E. M. TURNER, Attorney -at - Law ! OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE. Iliotslanse. August 18, ISsl—tf D. BREWSTER, AUCTIONEER 'Montrose, Mantrone, April 4. 15e4,41' HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW.VORK. CASH CAPITAL MILLION DOLLARS. Ansetelstlemay.lBll4.. 113434.270 P. LW,=tea" - % am" I.tdaeowSlara,ficerebay. Ones. J.lllearte,Preffetent. Joan Main ,Lodstant Seery. L.F.Wiziurts. V. Inert. Porieselssued kn 4 reatneel by the tmilerolezed. u hie Mee. over the Peetall*. 33:11M11013 STROUD, Agent, iteatrose.Ps..Ocastises-tt NEW Flllll. uumos. atinPria a WARN= bees sneered foto h co• TT porteerabib hs ths ProVeso of seiShlC Dr/ Goodst_Gmheries. .Hardware, Iron sad ilea. Soots =a Shoes, Hata Ches, he. e General dint Store preeloody mended by IL B. WIL sap is Om We ;opict.fdly spEcE the patronage *JAIL B. WILSON. JEFF. alums. F. R. MOINE& Moarme. Sionuuy I. ISM. On the Track. C. MEEKER, IarAVING Corwin. II t radius:l' theo Ffaint oundry setini gock and al toad of F. IL ELitteparod a lows-and other Castings, sash as are isenssoyfoutd to &Wait* Step as shad East sod on reasonable terttot. Foundry opposite the Fost Office Hi Sew Milord. Pa. OLI;112921T WANTED. far labials I ye ply MEL O. F. MEEKER New MIAMI. ket.11,1864.47P • z. v 0 fI. It4NBRAB6BB FRAGRANY GOZOGONT FnONGAt and Cleatd , 'lt tterNALGTEL= 4- 0 1 t4ttaniggeC"FDL but prepsnaen yet met- For by__ Minh )2.i86. iIIAD.WANBOIIS &MM. EITEIMIG% AMBROSIA, FigatilAt io v -4BELTrartztz. PUOTOIABAPSI ALBUMS. miams.mr , Itotiromp.Ps.Docoaita;Um 19615 win museture OMENS, AD • STONES, BWwted I Mt= e s establishe r : N.Y. City.' Fm tram Potreo." vu• Not donvirOno to the Liman Tortly Rats eon a out of eats holes to Ole." • 0:41211112. Marble. "Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Eater's I, p parte—aped !or RAM. ROICM2II, Meet aND B.KD Am, to de. Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. Issliquid or rrub,used to destroy, and also es a pre. cativo for Bed Bugs. ttr. Tostar's"Eloo'oPow,r for Insects, 1. for Moths, Blaequit..... Ylcas Ited Bug., Iruectfi ¢TalZfre4l2l7.l..ALI: fir Sold by all Draggles and Retailers everywhere. ! ! 1 Dorsal ! ! ! of all worthless ImlUdlots. tar Ike that " Coessa . •" name is ou each Box, Bottle. and Flask, before you buy. Roney R. Costar, W ranrcreat. Dever, e 9! Daosuarsr. Now Yost. 1W Bold by all Draggles and Dealers ID Moutrose, Ft. INCREASE OF RATS.—The Farmer's Gentle (Ladish) aw setts and proves by Lewes that one Wert rats will have • proge ny and descendants no less than Stsl.WO to three years. Now, to. low thls luonawa family can be rapt down, they would consume More food than would wroain 63,000 human bellies. car See " COSTLIV advertisement In Ibis payer. BATS mime BIRDS- •Whoatesr entrain atiootlng_amell birds la • cruel man ; arpnever aids In exterminating RATS la benefactor. We should like eome of mar correspondents tta the bermes or their experience in driving out them pa a. W. need OPMetLlng beddes dogs, cure, aed trap. for thin bustmea.—[ le American, N. T 1 gar Sea "Corneal" advertisement In thin paper. COSTAR'S RAT EXTER)IIYATOR le dmpla. sAtA attd Ilure,—the moat pealect meeting .e have fotrallend ed. Every Ent that can get lt, properly prepared according to dh recalona eat eat tt, .d every one that eats It will die. generally at phes az data.. pc.c.hle hoco where the wand.— okk en.--(L. Shore, Etch . Mirror.] Eir See .ocssAA's ^ advertlsemerA In Rib paper. HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with rennin need be so no longer, V they use - Goirrsieri Eintouninator. We have tied It to our we. Benetton ; and it hoz cost iSS, vould have it. We Wei tn. d poisons, but they seeded nothing ; but Costar's" artlete !mocha lbe laclth out or lint, Mire, Rio...rhos, Antis mat Bed Bunk quick erthnn we can write it is In grad d•mand ova the noun try.—Lliedina Men, Gssotte. Pr See iie0.1,11 . 11 .. adtertiscment In this paper. A VOICE FROM THE FAR W EST.--Speaking of “Oamaie Rot, Roach, Ant, &c. litrterralnatAr— . more grata and provialuna aredaaroyed annually In Want enemy Fy vermin than weld pay fra ton of Ms flat and Insect Klller.'—aammutter, Wicoriele. Herald, 1211/ - Boa ..oennalia" advertisement in ea paper. FARMERS AND It WSVE &EP ERS—nnould recollect that hundreds of dollar•' o:tli of Gram. Provisions, eta, adsttudly dosiroyed bajtaxs, Mk, A MIA. and other insects and vermin—all o r which can be prevented bv a few dollar-a' worth of .I..darrads" Roach, Ant, &c. EaterliJcllof. bought add mod freely. es - E‘e “CorrAn's" adv,rtisetnent In thi• ;apt, d►~d In MONTROSE, PA. FP" By ►il Druyeay and Dealers. Gm NEW GOODS At Reduced Prices. Till Y E="grele=tefgoTore"b"c B. R. Lyons & Co., ttswiyri=twica u ral c ri f tf thosewno Islet to to Ready !Wade Nothing, tobefoundie the County, equal to any Comm WOU end WAR RANTED NOT TO JIM 711161 AND TB ICH COATS, vestsand Pants. of every variety. go Allman MIT ENSlVEassortment o f lISHATS & CAPS, latestatiles,allutalltiss.Onsursz rnex EvzsOrniza. Montrose, April 17, "M. S. LANGDOP. DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS IGOSE GOLD: LOW! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES FOR Printe ! Delaines Sheetings Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes ! Gaiters I Balmorals I Groceres and Hardware Ready-Made Clothing! Hats! Caps ! Yankee Notions Wand all Oar ENLDS VARIETY of stock- We mad hate =remora for oat NEW GOODS. and are determined to clean out the old stock. prOomeand eee oo Wont porchasms. CiP - Tbe kfthest prices always paid for Dotter Grain. and Pro. duce of all kinds. .IMYKISON. ratrelsic. April kl&d.—V csio=m3 SCOTT'S POPULAR RIMUMES. Tryneedldlomare warranted If toted according to ellneolkom. Try them and It not solletsetory return one bolt the medkine and the money will be refunded. I have sold llunkands Of bottles, but none have raornea. SCOTT'S CHOLERA CURATE. This electkine Is composed of Gona and Rooth, and woman ter inedllate reaction to the system. and le baron= to att. It bee been toed to the SPOTTED FEVER to s camber of =et, intl premed etretlzal. Pull Creams 0a atti Dacia. PSI= GO OZXTI. SCOTT'S SANATIVE ORNATE. I.= et vegetable.. and b eat:rely bertalem. Pno treaty-are cent. a too. Dias Ss...—We bare had emote oyoorturay Of tedlng the vlr me of your aerate for many.ymint. end and It al you recommend IL and we hare no bettetton Ia reccommesuLni It to_ Abe public. L. W. BINGHAM_ , D New 10=d. CALVIN CI. HALSEY. M. D.. Itontran. Wm. H. PIES. M. D.. WlDurOarre. Maardbctnred L. ScntL Scranton. Pa. end for Web, I.N. BULLARD. elontrtre. W. 0„ WARD Of SON. New, MlA fleeralorL'Orelatetb."34 IntemationalfirelosuranceCompan C, REM: CiaBLES Tenon, President. ILuuisorr Bnues, Vine-Preaiden Ouvata Ihimut; Acting Secretary , 81,41.111104 STUIgUirhA9S, neaseeasnionns.ues-tr - -its6o 1865. 18435. - 1866. 1 StS5. 1:305. 1 !..46i5. FOR DYSENTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUS., DOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, irgavous, BILIOUS, AND DICE HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILL& FOR BURNS, EICALDE4 OR SCALD BEAD, FROSTED FEET, "INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, CIIAPPFD RANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, vaulims, PILES, CORNS, tr.O. _ OF NEW-YOBIL Office, 1.12 Broadway. A WORD TO THE WISE. WHEELER & WILSON'S, The Best Family Sewing Machine MADE, SErIS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,JE! But makes the Lock Stitch TM VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE L 4 DECIDEDLY IN ITS FAVOR. The Cut of Ultra being more of o ftge r Atatheme mid THAN 07 ANY ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY. far further puteulars 1.411 upon the A v.rit. when the different 'Wei of machines ate on ex.r.lbidea. Partin that have need other so rallsd ta , ant , ard araehlaa have thrown them nal& and al vs thvir tebthnor.r favor of these. EVERT btACTUNE WARRANTED TO OLVE RETIRE I= rot sinUal riMmatm It recommends I oclf above ail others. 1. Beastly and excellence of stitch silk. cr. ,, n 1 , 46 Idm wort 618 equally well oil el lk, ru.wooleu. .11 .ot goods—scam tlifaltl l l/ttgatlxntS. nemrnlnott. (.111..x.cortnnx, and bra/4 g IL Stranigth of mama this. wiil not rip bor wave!. 11, The most eletple to onnetrudlo, of nny two thrcadulzannttln ;31110 ; therefore teas luble to get out 01 rvalr. 4. S. without the ruse of •Ma tittle, thereby Gag array with Much Cumbersome nuaellner) , nod the trnul..e of regulating the taualou of the under thread. 6.11.1” t • greater peed than a ....omit, machlue MISIbIY These machine., ar.lth all M. Ire-g pr.latmenta, warranted and delivered In Montrose, at M utaciurers' peals The best of Boas num."a give.n. lletruSZnnpntnn It us In Montrose and vicluity. J. P. W. RILEY. Montrose, Jan. 50, 1P.M....tf Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western e. 11. i.l IC' C) Pawling Time of Passenger Trains, June 2d, '64. LEAVE AORTIIWAED. I LEAVE 000'112251.122. *tem- Pawn- Pr...,72. Acrom 1.°43' Im.Er.A.z• 1 o .1•72... ''' , g". mc' Mori. 1.1011 P. M. P. M. A. M., P. DI., ' i 16 100 4.40 Orrot B9cd 7.40 1.50 ...1 4 4 125 121 New Milford, 195 1.43 to 1.00 523 MONT ii.ol•fil. .. . .. 1 , ..3 7.15 .. 1213 A. 09 iloptrottom. 901 9.50 = E 1120 516 Nichol... 9!00 4.:4 ~ 11.V21 IA Focar n re. 9.31 0.15 c ~. 10.16 4.40 Abl 5 9.40 5.40 ...„ 10.40 4.01 Mar 's Summit. 9.48 ISM 7 a 3 10.10 4.10 Serum°, In 70 6:31 I'7. lA. M. 1.15 Strourliburr .2Lnormiko Chunk, 1 1 1 . .. ,,, 54 P. M. 4 . i 11.10 11.23 New Hampton A M •Chanffe for Pluladelplll., l' M I 7 The Passenger Train Northward Lane Pew Hampton on the ornve I of the 'Mail Trl I u which !eat, NEW TONIC ot .9 a. m., Ivnil *I k N 1 - N X A ,II V 9. K Oil , Lea rrf. 'al atlas Tutu which Ifmve. 1.1111,01)ELF11 IA , ( li endingtOU I , G. , m..).tiiis..m. A t SUN A : , fli Nthi.,:f rule 1n?ke.,1c1512.e....ne, ra t irdr i Tag W AN N4l and BUS ittnlitritti. Leith the )}aß Tnlo on the ta: it Wi n ßal eeyletz;lndsz Qr,.ti Dew! way The Passenger Train Southward La area Grist Bed aßer t arrival f thr rihr:m.ll:l Farm,. tints the Wee, contrail,. st tierahr , s h hr the Lackawanna and Bloomaburs and Delawares:id iii.r liaHrraib ar Mtin its Chunk with the train her hide pi hh— shel ut New ilarnpt,ni with Trains for New Yost. the ar, r. Itnrrt Gnra. arr.— P•sserginii by this Train tinier in he is_ Turk DI 51.11. to rbilsdri. phis at 0:00, and In ilitmehurn at s:1:0 p en. The Accommodation Train p_orthirard. connects at Great Beod 44111. the Day Erpreae vino West, by which I-Amender. amvev II ha,. tr,t1,,,,,pe the same day. dootb•rard. haves Orrat Lew: after arz , v .1 of the New York =ay. me vane Enid. Ur All 1 1 azueLksr Trlona ou the Erie Imo cop at Great Bend. H. A. HENRY. WATTS CO h OK, Clenerallleket Agent. Porpertatndenl. Ma, leave Searle'. Rote 1, Nt Ontrme.l l n.. ct r. a ra_ to eonnac. pith Ratto for Scranton, New York. arrl l'h , Lotp ;ph .atll a. ro.- MT Haw Milford, Gent Bead. and the Ward, aeO n thg stecumt modatkro train for Pcnratoo; el. p m, for hood an. Ur...trams O. MI ria Railway going both Evt and Wert. 1u1y6•61, FIRE DIST) HANCE. Thelnsurance Co. of North America .PHILA.DICI,P H lA, Has Established an Agency in Montrose,Pa. .This is the okleta buru ranee Co. an the U. States. M7M:MMUMEI • Tnrfateliaresslow gur those of anye.r.vd Companyin Oliewhera.andita Directors are among r he dr,.t for honor and ttiterd z ... ItTIIUR 0. COFFIN. President. B STIt..III. Agent. Ilitogrose. July 18.18.1.-Iy. OfSca over the roatod.ce. DO ar 0 U WANT A. GOOD PIANO ? OH A CABINET ORGAN CALL AND SEE THEY AT 0. D. BEEMAN'S Where Yon :can be Supplied loth ar.y Thin; an the Line of Musical Merchandise, ?Isom A PIA—NO TO A MEWSIEILAJRJP. ALSO—A. usual. the only weoeuueut of PURE Silver-Ware sod FINS JEWELRY he tow, F. B.—lull only the Pi 212,93 of find clan Boetownd new-TO.ric Maker., and all Piano. sold 49 me .111 be * kept in VA Ile one year. Oabinet Organs Warranted for Five Year& P. 15.—1 f you want on Inferlor lostrronCrt, dent esti on Tour.. truly. 0. D. B 31311 A N. month:mots:a p3,1&14. GROCERY AND SALOON. ralfPat wh e g di rese e Ir th ; ir oci b ire os . .e eat the Old St and sill. we Lord„ i =les each tmattnept mune th en, coll ' awaln. We vs vied particular atttnlltm to Biting Up oar LADDES' SALOON, End= thenhth r tf Inetdrod.orivate room. to LS, DIES caul GEN. 11.1=3, error Ladles alone. or Gontlen.rn :Joao. REFRESIIIIENTS I Among our list of unlike cm be found oretere. Clam., Ram and Beck Rout Beet Beefiteak, Mutton Chore, Chlckrum In every form hot or cold, Pickled Tongue, Lobules, Cardin., dc,—lu fact wrerythling the market adorn. In the ay Of Welts, we Veep everythlnz except enbitenne or el. iohollc tg r e,nweg, Our malt ll¢n re ore of the hset quality and warranted pate. Alsal/nmwitieWines. Cider. damps:Ells, bode Water, Small Beer, ke. lee Cream In Ottn'aner. We bass eeenresl the burn, r a errtclaaa Pooh and wars= everything prepared to eon the most etlveralted tarts. CONVECTIONERY+ • . We haw on hand the norm stock of Confectlonet7 ever brought initothe Ocouaty. We can turntah, atahnlreale or retail waythlog thtallnethat may Derailed (brown in chap w can be boo lenTWhere. Tobacco and Cigars @utrtnaandemoking cc. T obacecoSfvbrt and Clmof e oaßt),from a•• beat g.Ltetat3e3l:ool • Ourstock of Grocericecan't be beat In thin Wan of the coun try Thewmiltylindlownew of price not excerttny Blnehemtnn. We yrillflandahlricmr. ealt.Sugar, idol/item Cake, Tea,reshifilmealt. , Mama. no. it in that line of She beanqualltles, In an y quantity from one nomad to a ton. Ow madtwor will Delo place Wier may favor no with their SetifeedeettAedyftng minselvea to in deal acid to the Aridly One Price - System ! L. YentßillijitecmabeyMnitarifi 111,1t10311'. THE LATEST STYLES. JOHN SAUTTER waragrur .„ 4rxg , that,= = d n , j o z. ranted to et mitb demwand mare. LADILB' au:ug-the 'sten Wise Irmt rtyls. WSW* over L. Ir. Bullanr• 0 tau Looking, 044145"1"0' OBE" SAY 8 4" 4 , 5112 4P3er HUN SCRANTON, PA-, =I RD ARE IRON, ST L, NAILS, P &M h t v g:i Mfe ' re;tf.7.= Canino Randal. Spring glen scd d Boxes, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Patent Anne. Plated Bands. Malleable Irmo, Ilubs„bpokes, Tellom,Sphadla,Bows,Polea, Patent Letd.r, Enameled Leather. Whlp.S. eta, end a general ?artery of Cards" and Manufacturers Goods. ~ arc.. arc RV' We glee much anent:onto ltda part ie of oar etock. and ore , I intter•atectea amostment Man can be found elsewhere In thin par of the State. &nett, VlC...Stocks and Dia, Balms, frammers,Sledgea, illee In gren ..riety, Tackle Blocka, Rope Chat:m.o4nd. D) P Inner Paris, Cantent.rmach Window AGRICULTURAL Ird:PMS Pemps.r nren Inr 1111 L and Croon Sawa, Emery, Borax Wrat,pine Pl4 . ,er, Blasting Paper. Fuseand Bleating Tnbft, Plain ladllene Shoes real riarerecred Hoene Nana. Car. venters' Tnnts in crest ',Arlen, and ALL L Leather And Findinz. ttel.e+: at/d Leather Belttnir,„Falrhaaks'alicales,&c., ticrantou. March SO 18611..-11 864-5. 1864-5 FALL & WINTER. CALL AND SEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOOK OF CLOTHING, AT THE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New Styifw ~f UNDER-COATS, PANTS, VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING ROB, SALT, TEA COFFEE, &I GROCERIES All or .wee , sympathy with GOLD st the late gees , dts 1111, Inl, weft. ISTUNI d CO. Al &strew, Sept. 80th.1864. NEW GOODS MIRE select - Re:re have tr,ls dAy returned [nun New York with a _I. LA Ra E end BEAUTIFUL stack of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-Ware 1 Plated-Ware 1 Cutlery, St Fancy Goods, {owl:act they vroul.l tninte the attentlon of their (scads. They have a large So•ct of English, An‘e Scan, .d Swlso Watch... both olo•d and nf very eeperlor qualities. Enameled, Coral. tlet, Jet, Box and Glessoted 1.1/10 Geld Sets of F. Lr• • gt Shamrock, Enamel, 11..10 Gold sad Fano Flncer Rinse, of every variety and Prove. (bold Bracelets, Armlets, Chatelaine, V •I. end Neck Chains, Gold end ht lye, spectacle:m.ld Thluthlits,Geld Steve Sutton! an d titedaSpoons, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver Napkin Rings, Better and Fruit Kuhns, Card (Uses, Fork., every description of Odd Fes cvs t:flectl The lames , lot of Plated W.., • r ~ roeght•luto Broome County, enn,rlse.e every article In osu.sorno very ben, Brat 5.' „ 1, Chin ornaments, a nice lot of Fun. of ,Z,lts, Combs, Beads, Vlnltn and Guitar Stringy and I;innelers, Plata); TuCkleln every vurtety, _Ba rometers. Thermo. kr, Needles, Brushes, Gold Pens. b6s.mre. Glosses, kc..Ao. Alan Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of the very itd makers, GOWER tr. BAKER'S Family Sewing Machines Hedge', Rh, and Watt, &c. The shove Goode were bought for ()ASH, and will he mold on the moot ©vocable Um= All kind. of • Watches and Clocks Repaired as short notkennd in the BEST &UNSER; $i ENGRAVING to the BLit' STYLE. EVANS & ALLEN. Commen-1.1 Butldl,a, opposite tee PootOElce. Bltatte.mton,ll ay 29 1864.-lime9.Yl NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS: H. HALL VA CB, 4500,000 111400,000 31 Court street, Binghamton, N.Y., have owleently on band n large Kock of good. ndepted to bite FAS, nsenoz, of tiler own truyortadorn CHINA, G LASS-WARE, LAMPS. TOYS FOR TILE HOLIDAYS. FANCY 000 DB FOR ALL TIMES. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WOODZN-WAR; CUTLERY, &C. Iftrehents mill be supplied It New York jobbletcprices. D, " r nth. Ism Ral. HALL & CO Us 3* MO LOAN t It is A National Sayings Bank I OFPERING A HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST Than Any Other, And the Best Security. SUBSCR/PTIONB BECE/VED BY W. H. COOPER & CO., Lu.,el 1864.—t1 F . F ucTi f =io the p o ubLic g i z iem that =knot to 'ult, • lam GROCERIES • SUVA R. 5,7 SAS, COFFEE, S PICE,FLO UR and SA 1,7', (I,y the sack or barrel,) FISH, and ail Grticktoroally foundln first cluaGroceries. Flour by the Wholesale and Beta As I mean Co merit, I hope to receive a llbertl share,' f pub!! cps tonne. N. B. T ighestroartetp tice paid fsrPELTB..DEACOrrind VEAL .K I NS 1.0088. trnme.M ok.rl I CI REMOVED, AGAIN " The Famous Barber." Come earn , oe the famous Barber. Famous garner. late of I.4te of If nytL, now nt Vlfo.h.en. uner F. B. Weeks*, Shoe Storn. Find me bbaviortid Stuumpodihd, rend me cutting Half to sult you, Find me ready at your service. et youraennee, (111 ARLEY MORRIM. Scorld door above Searle'B hotel, Up Stain, Montrose, J one 77,18641.-tt Still Alive ! W 1.7" 'MN:Rd that ON, Z-74 ° WM, mat) w00t,..4 DRESS (MOM tho .0.0 .3 owtsAlott the OLD MUTT STAND," ono nate and. 0.12.111 north of 3lontrose, the &mi..: Creek Turnpike. JUDSON MO TT. Manx June 6.101.-11 EDSON MUTT. UNDERTAKING ! Trtra I b een mgk ieg greet Improvements in beWouldreceettnlly Gelb:Utile Mtge tlon and intro. tee ands Meade sad the publle i r i ne v a s Mean In alteadarwevri,en desired. Great 1.1. d. March 8 180.41 _ MEAT MARKET. ir On Er' zPaotnaisbtalsoi.le A n v b e ann p d a u l a e, o near S tie o a hril E e' s H a otel, OVESSLEEP A dLAMBS B I E soI F a OA DTB z all klncta. B.T.ll,Tmettaz.l EILTISTOOSiIIaWLET. I.l.oilnary. liontruse,Feb.lClSQL4B - Carriage Sho IN PULL BLAST I V:dondvned now arod to do kinds of ClAlre latiE URIC. LW /11Herited000snestsiottok. lab 18.1811.-41. IL wr!s NEW GOODS AT I._ It DE WITT'S. Row °Valor Blear Goodie! prism conformed rho the lateral value of all kinds of merobandize • VERY IA CIL BELOW the wires of Septmeter. Of which can be (bond LADIES` DRESS GOODS to all Its Teel. Great itarlpl-- Wks' Cloaklun. Waterproof Cloth, Penh Bladr Cloths, and Coloredl ALL Fool Cloaltsga. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C. Clot Gra ys Skins, Caalnma Fancy Madmen% Renter-Ire Jam; She il a atinets, A c. Also, Tailor" Tel.:ciao, DOMESTICS. Boowo tad Bleached Rua= Dachas, Wage, Plasma% Crash Dlapcm Torallays, Ste. Notions. Great variety of Hoop and Balmoral . Skirt.. Ladles' llfea's Milldam% Hosiery, Bottom, Combo, Skirt Brald, Madame, Thread of ail hauls, a"blo e Talst, Kaiaks Cotton, ac. Ate. al Bocits Bf. (noes. aridßoots. Children% Cooper-emeil Shoes, Mo ro cco Shoo, Gallen, Balmoral Shoal, WOrtell'il CaLt Mho.. G'HOCEFICESe Boon et taloa not to be beaten. VERY BERT QUALITY miff an d and J.P4MO Tens, eodre, Salm . Binger, baleratua, miff and Tobacco. Bad Seed. itc. ,tc. NEW FIRM! BALDWIN Az ALLEN, DEALERS IN Ft 01111,1111), 841.1, POI* FISH, SMOKE]) HALIBUT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles Teas, Coffee, Spices, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars. tar__BO 7 i7M3 l / = d.c , Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat, BROOMS, NAILS, &C. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN. - .. WM. L. ALLEN Montrose. West side Public Asalsle, April A. P.M. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store flu lona beat needed In MONTROSE, and non we [um 11 AT 33 E. M. .A. I•T ' S TN addition to his former Stock, nod the entire Stock of fiktul Watrocik. h Footer, he ht. OM. day received from New York the best Ansortmcat of Silver and Plated Ware ever offered In Montrose. A Splendid Assortment of Casters, Cake Peden eta, Cups, Goblet.. A.. a. Cake and Pie 6ohee, Spoons, sod Forts. A complete Assortment of Gold and Silver Watehes, denerlon, English, and Swiss. Spoetaeler.Silver and Plated. Fine, solid Geld Jewelry, Lock ets at3d Chains. Nap Meats from lb cents to et.t.o. ,8 mei Finger Rings, Gold no d Oliver Thimbles, rocket KAY., /My Table K. alves,tke. Violin and Guitar Strings lust received ad for tale Montrose. January IL MM. The firm of Read. Weirs., and Foster tay : Having disposed our stock of Chian, Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Karr to o fellow townsman, Mr. 0. 1/, 11 ries,. we would earnestly weed mend our patrons and the ahlic generally, who may he In west any of the above mentionedgaxis. to give c .4 1 .nd acad. , his dock." liensembes—One dose shove iicaries Dote!. Repairing as Usual. Yontralea. Nov. 16.1563. O. D BEHAN. IL I LYONS & CO. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Dragget, Mats, Boots, Balmorals, Rubbers, Sandals Glass, Paints, Oil, Nails, . Sheetings, Bats, Yarn, Wall Paper, Shades, Border, Cord and Tassals, Dry Goods, Groceries, Lamps, Plated Ware, Door Trim'ngs, Coffin Trimmings, Thread, &c.; ALL OF Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines Ladies' Cloth, Cream Tartar, Stove and Shoe Blacking, Matches, B. R. LYONS, OKST 1 , 011 TR& LYCOMING CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO PUBLIC, &VENUE, Montmee. Pe.. Om 7, 6,2.-tt EXTENSIVE ITRACTIONS AT THE FURNITURE ESTABLItHIIENT OP WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF .31.1/1V ST. IIES exteurdve Furniture Ertabliabment of Wm. //rs;--"If W. SMITH having been re dtted sod grmatly hm. proved,theproprietorrmpoctfully announcee to the mans of 110111.Mw and vicinity, that he la constantly maltinganditemmonhimd the LA.H.GEsT & BEST ...women tot PURNXTURE to befouno in Vie Country w. s i ve th.fouo.ingihnot tome of the artlelces.,tchwewlll atcreatly_re &teed price.,for CASE or R EA Ott PA Bureana,W aincitor atogary ttl. cla,fron. Sit to v.. Htireauavalth marble or brocz.tellr tomfroM $lB to 04. And• Israel ssortment.froco $B. $lO. $lO. $l., to $lB. Wasleitande,ltlard , tsr.d...coruer and aqua reStan f al !viola tlesspd prtee.arom 7bcentato ten dollar.. Des2a.dlvana,toweiract..fooLltools.ottoman.jounKer.dm. ocouv,card,pler,tollet.dining.kitchen,and.aztentslon elladrs—caneand eroodscats.Hocker.—canedlscAndwoodaesda of every variety sod style Nolialetas-tetesfundsbedstabortnottuat New Yorkprices, SPRING BEDS! A LAZOIAS3OI3TXZEIT [MAIM BUS IN M n.s MS. N.B. Ressymadstoal.on hand or r orrdshedatahorMotleo. Hearsexaltrayr In readmern when dcalred. WeemploynonebutOAßEFUL & EX PEEIENCET WORK NEN. Weintend to do Our WON.E. WELL, and eel l Ito. LOW I *elites° Sextronled W W. SMITH, Hontroaearebraary 115.1562 I WAGON SHOP ~ Sleighs and Cutters. rose,T where he will continue to carry on the musulact ere of Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, tto. Ready Made ILarkstSleliths.latmber Ste IgheandOettersnwer on hand. Re_p_stringdons nestly,st short notice. Sent Stew for Cotters and Wswonltster'stertueists,hest enanty.keetennstaullyorthsad, so as to be prepared to do GOOD WI lit Salabort .111(41. Agood4upply otready-made Spoke. keptcosstsntlyon hand. N. B. A Ilpersoultlehtsr.l to the undersigned will 016=66 ny andsottlethelracconnts wlthoolturther notice. Ilontmse. Jell 18.1664. VAS. GAYLY. HONESDALE MONUMENTAL WORKS ! To the People of Susquehanna C TE,ilLandr.r:ri I by t s t agyAnnounoe that they are Mu the m. Tomb Stones, &0., an /lOnod:HVial 41634.-tt LI. B. PECK & CO. .Boots and Shoos. Q011:6 st Mould pvices.inst opened .ndfu, rate by Montrose, Bot. 248. J. OM Soldier's Pensions, Bounty &Book Pay LIONNSZO AGENT OF TIM GOTILEIN IltillNT,willglre prompt attention to all clams entrusted to Ircus indadg'"' fiooliariasunlassioaxatral. Wks ova Lattoop.Tylu sad WWI dam Itaisnie. &mpg IT. M. J. B. 114001AMM. I= E21331E1 Rugs, Gaiters, Shoes, - I." CABINET ORGANS!, CAAtz A rlzd o ln vay . , xi? Canal ONLY 07 0. D. Best Instrument Ever Binnufaeturedi Csainy It of biro as sham as In New York, aril - save from is to SIO, freight. Prices from S 5 to $6OO. Sample always op =ad. pr ALA received Boot's cow instruction Book to the Cabsei °rpm and Melodeon. The best Dock yet. Also. 1010171:4 Violin String. 0. D. BEMAN. Nontrme, NOTeltlbeT 16.1851. HIRSCHMANN BROTHERS EO hoe, to rail the attentlozi Of I.T.TELCH..A.k3R;Rs DRY GOODS Millinery and Fancy Goods!. Yankee Notions, i. WOOL..AND COTTON /4.0131.PARY. L. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., &c, Which they are prepared to .11st reatcosatde figure. Their flee-kb DRESS GOODS, . I. unuanally !tree, romprleing the Lsteat nerd Riehe.t Ot=lntto k'iL''leajthtttlgB2 t"",m, the oath., price, 01ce. ALSO. ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS A Beautiful Line of CLOTHS, CAESDIERES AND CLOAKINGIOr: BALMORAL SKIRTS , A 1, of LADLE , SCARFS. ROODS. NUBLAS, RRt•s RTAST SHAMA Alan & Complete Line of FANCY GOODS, Suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. musenrabinria BROTHERS, No. CO (Joust Street, Sage of the • BEAHIVE." BI natl.:atom. Dem-rotor :0.1264. IBIE 1111111V1 la now receivtras•um supply d In the roaturone departmeateof tla Mercantile Business! makingate.wortmerA r - FULL AND DESIRABLE. 130- n stock cone-C.ln part of Drugs, ed clues, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Crockery, Glary-Waro, Wall and Window Ps§ per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimney Banter«, Transparent Cones, Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid , Tam pentane, BiniZOLE, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,Bhi Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry, irtlst and Dentist Iflaterfals,Whipi Palley Goods, Perfumery, &c., eic..ia short, n.-arly every thing. to restore the sick. to pleasetb taste. to delight tee eye, to gratify the fancy. and also to con dnee tothe real and substaatlal comforts entre. 1=3:12 NEW GOODS. AT REDUCED PRICES IIME! D ELAINE 3, DRESS 000 DS, GROCERIES, BARDWARE, 1 CB.OOEERX, i BELTS, - BELT Brcsuat. BACK-COMBS, SID E-001188, BUTTONS, ETC, WILSON, MUMS, a WARM Montrose, Much !Oth, 156.3.-y1 Agricultural HE , derUaneddeetreatoeall T the c tltt i ne s n of the pLbi , .:r i thelong established and wel !known Arm of Wheeler, Meliek & Co., at Albany. Thes, V asp Ines are Fa favorably known and un trrr ,, 51 ..;;.' ed that. any effort at recommmadation cor.shier unnecesesr, ticeit to ruy,t hat experience la manufacturing sad long cse.loW brought °. t reap rovercents which make them d O . CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD. IwonW chi lesnmialaltentlonto their Barger's PatentCleantaa Attachment a .oT:thing and at Inched to single.double. treble.or any Otto h ors, n0w..r....nd to either o&ten ot orovershot threshers 10 COO need ,A• ordlazry nand mill.and Is atrperior.s.scch.ow tanning mill made. /t takes no morn power to drive the who'l. Lt.. tathinent.th...r. 11 doer to drive no ordinary separator Illtreret. , ltos or cleaninr attachment , same patent,arr math Hors , Powers,shrle and docble, Wheeler's nate:, with rrtel improvemente. Lawrence dt Gould', patent, one, two. and Ins horse Dower, haw mil lefor sawing wood, feed cotters.clovr. b; lerahorsernkes..t , e. An nnrestrieted warranty give, to the pan .• the strature.ornaranty that th e above machinery is unequaled ir Itl ß 1 :, work .flturabilltv oonvenlence .and cheapness. Forfurth , ,rticulars,send to the subscribe r for circular, DT sminemachinerr. Ordersaolicitcd and tiled with promptnen !deity. n Ager.tfor HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE, , fr ght draft. roannfnet ors.' ho A. IT. SAYRE BROTITERP,I IO row ,Pa.—th. ..est niowe rfortblveountry. Machine, warractro - zieeentirr,t , oractlon. Inrtructions for using, and Had:Anna liverecl,free ar uharge(or freightor tranelinwia, 9cfn• All persons wishing to procure the heat an d Clttapari chine are advised to lettucev the work of the I/abb.:Ws Light P. 7 rilower.beforeorrratolttlnigtheraselvesto any other Plower oat use. OrriOs solicited ano prompt') att ended to. r ostoforeaddreu,liarfool.Susq.Co Pa. L. It. PECK, Agent. Flartord.Ps..Jule2,lSCl-tf •r VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Avalnahleomber and wood Int In Lathrop toienehlp, county. 1 •..., routalaing about an= with I gond sew{ haute anal torn the non, sod shoot If. to gram On lite trot eras to .k rr:a. al rawauld ens! hah mil!, cm Ohio of culling ITO.cav of lumhe^ la, yew. Tie .1,..111 is within two miles of Niel:els , al , . It L. S W ltailnuad. A rood rood nos tirte Ira- whole pr' oort y There ha weal end luseher nous' an It W for It t spice over, /a rue be geld low, with eary trot Al.Pth lb., farm known as the . Vortelte Robots ram." IC 'S.A. Warn. WI - noting catuty, oa.,roustainlar atanil L'oo acres. 11i 1112 ' from NteL,l,,:. emtemu lying oaths Tunkbsnnock Creek ; .bls 80 MOM , of eat leaf the balance Op 1ar1d...-tivar dodostle preprtt ALSO. s taint le 18111 proyerty, one rolls dl hullo. of Jo. ca's L the'r cotalkting of and sawatt ll . • •1 about to .f land, with the water lowee. The grh.tcolt dont: a ;on I onalres httellifsesshalleWell adapted Ihr slercurt•Wl ALS , la a a-ale:alga farm nic tone hem lioratrawe,eostalhirS. ,° , Ma arr., Farty noon of cholcwwwed land; the bahice ThLs farm Is well fenced with goad atone well watend...lb a bleb (fate eulOssailon ; la capable of keeping from fool fay 0.W11.-11 very dealrahlemopeds , . AlSO..l.ooae and lot In the honoorh of If ortroan Ibbtd•N : ' the Public Square The I, contabasaOeut Pbi acres of lami• Intro find ehMee (reit sod shad° trees. The attention of those wuilllng to purtharettal ante Is ralleru. these propsruea as they an nit good and dcstrable harealwahla , the pricer asked for them. Llbetal tams.wlll to Sloe,. ire ! 4,..7 pelves, aid other Infermatlen, call On, or teddrmr , nastlY `tom Pittston. 1. , r • roe Co.. ra..or AB. IiIt&RLL sasqueloutna ..la aoth, 1860.—Lf Carriage Manufactory. r r n s,V i raa l ly r lrtnill e i r =allTega iQtls Carriage &Wagon Stand, an d irage t g ,T e. .c f l in t riettrjear d. Superior Manlier. R IM ! donasatnebat at lava; and 411.0 . 0tt G le, DlnutroA,J,ne 0000 s FALLING. riiG In your 0R1Z3651.014 car;Othar good ca" ita ewe. sm. Jewry &ISM 14401111110 B ID F' ABEL TURAELL. SHEETING, 1
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