UM the4atin and the ,fievidt. TUE GAIIDEN. -- • The followine beailliful reference to "The Garden," is from the polished 'and erudite pen of Elihn Burritt, the"learned blacksmith, , " and we reprint it on ace - hunt of the nuthffial ison which it imparts, and the Influence it may exer cise upon those who pont:lathes° heart-spots in the domestic economy: - "The garden is a bound volume of agricultur al life, written in poetry. In it the . farmer and his family set the great industrious plow, spade and hoe in rhyme. Every flower or fruit-bear ing tree is a green syllable atter the graceful type and course of Eden. Every bed of flowers is an acrostic to nature, written in the illustra ted capitals of her own alphabet. Every bed of beets, celery or savory roots or bulbs, is a page of blank verse, full of belles tettra of agriculture. The farmer may be seen in his garden. It con tains the synopsis of his character in letters that may be read across the road. The barometer hung up by his door will indicate certain facts about the weather, but the garden, lying on the sunny side of the house, marks with greater pre cission the degree of mind and heart culture which he has reached. It will embody and rar fleet his tastes, the bent and bias of his percep- Ikma,ef grace and beauty. In it he holds up the Mirror of his Inner life to all who pass; and vltitan.oeservent eye they may see all the fea ;urea of his intellectual being in it. In that - choice road of earth he records his progress in mental cultivation and professional experience. In it he marks by intelligent signs, his scientific and successful ceremonies in the corn-field. In it you may see the genus of his reading, and you can almost, tell the number and nature of his books. In it he will reproduce the seed thought be has culled from the printed pages of his library. In it he will post ananswer to the Inestion whether he has any reading at aIL• ou Many's nominal farmer's hciuse has been passed by the book-agent without a call, bscause he saw a blunt, -gruff negative to the question in the garden or yard." From the Oattatry Gop7n.cm. I think a subject of this kind a very proper one for your journal, andlypointing out some of the respects in which so meny of our farmers are neglient, may prove nf more or less use to a large c lads of them. I believe farmers lose more by neglect than by bad cultivation. Let me notice some of the mosteommen. Whenev er I hear a man complain that his land is over run with thistles, oxeyrdalsy; wild carrot, mus tard, narrow leaf doe, So., 1., at once say to him that there watt& time when he might have destroyed all of these noxious Weeds by a few minutes labor, but Yqur aglectingthem and passing them by has proved the old saying that a stitch in time saves nine:. Maim fit% saw that villainous plant on his land; , there waiebut one or a dozen of them, andite might brave de stroyed them with his hand orhoror a weed hook, in a few minutes ; but he had passed on, thinking a few of no consequence, until at last ho fonnd their name warlegion. The next year their seeds are scattered by the wind over his neat and tidy neighbor's fields, as well as his own, when once_he might by a few minutes ex ertion have destroyed the whole army. His more tidy neighbor, on whose land a vicious weed was never allowed to grow, is out with his weed-hook,trying to extract the weeds thatbave grown from seed blown from your land, and wonders whence they came. finch a. farmer would do justice to himself and neighbor, if in his walks over his fields he should carry in his hand a weed-hook, which la simply and easily constructed by any one. taking a staff the size and shape of a hoe handle and putting an old chisel in one end and a hook with two or three prongs in the other, which will enable you to extract all kinds of noxious weeds ; and never allow one noxious weed to grow a moment after your discovery of it, and not do as many of our negligent farmers do when they see a weed of this kind, say—" I will destroy it on my way home, or when I get more time." This is not the way to do. I know this by experience. If you neglect to destroy the weed at once, you will surely not destroy it at oft ; you may not see it agent; you may not return that way; you will wait until you have nothing else to do, and that time will never come ; consequently your weeds will never be destroyed, and what will be the result? They go to seed--each **red produe ing its kind and yielding five hundred seeds; they grow and go to :‘•• ,and are scattered over the fields, and each five hundred seeds produce five hundred more in their turn, and se on until you have millions of weeds growing on your land. In your walks over your farm let the staff in your hand be a well constructed weed-hook ; you can protect . yourself as well with such a cane or staff, as with any other. This is the true and sore way to rid yourself of all noxious weeds as soon as they make their appearance. Take them from the beginning and you will conquer. Farmers are apt to let the roadside bordering on their land get seeded down with all kinds of noxious weeds, and this often accounts for their land first getting seeded with weeds. 'Keep you road as free from weeds as you would your farm: If taken in time it re quires but short time and little labor, and with an old scythe you can destroy them or -prevent their going to seed. If a large quantity should be cut, save them, as they make an excellent lit ter for barnyard& Neglect and waste of manure is another error committed by many of our farmers, and even by those whoprofess to be good farmers. Men complain of their land being thin and worn out, and needing more manure; farm not large enough to keep more stock; can't afford to buy manure, &c., &c. I doubt whether farmers can afford to pay 75 cents to $l,OO pa load for ma nure, and haul it two miles, or even one mile. Yon can obtain the article for. just half that, and have it all on year farm. I know of no farm where stock is kept, but that will make,(if prop erly cared for.) as much manure as the farmer will require. But as a general thing it isthought of little consequence, and a little pile is thrown out of this window and another out of that, and a heap here and a heap there, perhaps underthe eaves or on a knoll, and stock allowed to Tanga where they please. Farmers be particular, In draining your land. A thorough system of draining is one of the es sentials of good farming. Yon lose much valu able time and land by allowingwater to stand on your land. Draining thoroughly lengthens the season for crops. • Moisture is absolutely ne cessary for the growth of plants, but an excess ism}unou& The subject before me opens such a vast field for' hought, 1 know not where to stop; but for fear I have already taxed your journal too much I will bring my remarka to a close. Cape Vincent, N. Y. E. C. KELEET. Forthe Country Gramm • Basement Stables. Ham. .Edifors:—l noticed in your issue of the 2nd inst., an inquiry in relation to the healthi lICES,of basement stables. I will - give my expe rience with such stables. I have a barn seventy feet in front, thirty deep, fronting the south; three sides of the basement is under ground ; boarded In front; a row of stables across the west end for horses; a row across the east end for cows, and a row along- the south aide for cows ; the remainder of the basement is used for roots, ground feed, straw, &c. I have generally kept from fourteen to sixteen head of cattle in this 'basement, withrfrom three to_ four bosses, for twenty years past. The horses are kept up the year around; the cows T generally turn out in theyard in front of the barn when the days are pleasant, but when the weather is unpleas ant they are kept in their stables. I have water in theyard, so there is no need of their going out from the. time that- foddering commences in the Tall, until they are turned ont to grass In the spring. Tbestables4re regularly cleaned every day. and well littered., A more healthy lot of stock I have never known,for I have not had a sick cow or horse since. I have used these stables. I cer tainly like basement sham—they are warm and comfortable in winter, and - cool and pleasant in summer. I have a meadow near the barn, 'where I com mence mowing for my horses the witty part of fifth month. I like stabling himself through the summer, they are handy when wanted,no trout). le if bad to catch, do not trample and destroy the grass, do not frolic and tear off their shoa t and the same amount of land will keep double the. number or more than if turned out apon it. I have frost:malt thought of trying the soil ing system with COWS, but have not got at it W, Onstment For cows Swollen - Teat,. Ito foito4ing to agboB ointment for swollen teats in cosset - - • cne e ounce of. =Thor with s little spirits of wine,- Inland'with one ounce of meta and e h.alf pound of elder ointment Real Estate Agency ! flirt melee:Reed have reamed s partnership and opmed ea of A. tiara the purthamettle.and rental areal estate In the Cerme- Zo.2.".e.mbitEd WO ;heater to make the ths rte. ;hest". We denims to aterttlie=l7l n it t allthose cou nter. bothts Neer York and New /tram term whence mem modef the persona who buy Modals this county. M. Wade Is ate= aegasiotedthromthonttbeemmq and wilier. the mama tea to us him whole atteatton. Wi tars Several Farms on Hand, cillablitfor dairying propose': The larrrr part of the purchase money eau run Lora term of years, payable In Installments. No. 1.-531 acres of land in Forest Lake. 102 Improved. Rood dwelling house, els barnawall watered, and will aupprati from 80 to SUMS. Convenlent to meetings, gamin. and miachanza. A large poet of the purchase money can temaln for &series of year. No.a.-113 acres of butd in Franklin, (Upsonville,) 100 acres im coved, well "Mend, two dwelllng houses, two barns. tionventent to meetings, schools, and Core. Well stilted for dairy inisposca-- Part Of the purchase money may remain for • series olyears. N 0.4.-01 acres of land In Dlomir. MO Improved, well wormed sad fenced, good new dwelling house, 2 barns, 9 orchard...l:debt/S -not timber upon It suindientlo fence the whole Mtn for dfty years, Two and shalt miler from Dlmock Comma and gra mile" from Montrose. Two-OWe of the purchase money op remain fore sex les of yearkaecured by bondand mortgage. N0.6..—al across of in Bridgewater township, 1)( miles from Montrose, SS acres improved,a good new dwelling house. ision, S forty4ketaheda, a good gicited orchard. well watered. One half of the purchare money °acre:nab for a number of yearastoured upon thepremises. SRIA.-100acreatitustalti Rrldgewateo. two miles from Mom trove. 60 rare. InsporW. good new Meetinghouse, barn And orch ard. Onothlrd ofghtgranbasamoney down. and the balance In 1. andirs No. Y.—Sit saa uate! . thlttOlvtaldp of Forest Lake,four miles from Montrose. A dallzgag e namea the bones. 1913 acres. Over 100 Improved, goodrannt b asMo r " . cider mill, tran '" l, ch i r d ruinz c'a by . water, millatocc, Terra Oneshalf of the purchase money dram the t=ce MAIM annual payments. No. 8.-116 acres of MC 111-Tick township, 190 cm Implore ed e good dwellinghOttiseAWO heads, Sue etabllng well watere. dada 'good Mato 'of eel, toriventent to cheats and msellegkand en huma n e ba lance &Wed and made Into crofarms. .TerntsrOnottalf dow lance in traudimeete. No. 9.—Rinatelfithe teanahlpofJestrupoevim miles from M ant rose, rod acre; fortyarratmproved. a good house, barn. a foaled .uAandainiry Ina sups hob. convenient to th e Church Schools, - ii3M.-Ontt-talrof - the - purehase money down, r balance am be paid In four Neal payment. No. 10.—Sinsate In the township of New Milford, oW:daft ILO mos-110 acres Impmved ;two Mies from the Boorrods of 'New Milton& and about eighty rods from the Lackserana and O r' , Adde Roll It g rov e a with crings ; goal bulidlngs,sod n r bearing orodard—a rov of chestnut norm the premises colt ties or teleeraph poles—a school house In the immediate vicinity and three different churches "MIMI two mile. 100 acres from tt farm will be mid If the pmvlower should not wart the whot To rescuable. 1i0.11.--404 &Jew' • laariteg the village of Sualnehanna Depot. on the N. Y. & Erle Unilway, cued the moat co:oho:dot farms In Meek:lofty from which to evil milk In the village. Will keep :5 cows, and teams to sorb the farm. There are about 7000 tfl= poles on the farm, worth .1,00 each, besides a quantity of ties sad wand within mile of the video ; two good dwelling houses, Aveharns ; and a raw mIIL There Isidro on the farm • ere proof paint mine, and • paint mill to good ninnies order; two geed orchard. No lea than rot passenger trains leave the depot daily. For an ent,Tprieltig man to make money the farm Is one of the LOW desirahlcin , be northern part of the State. No. Lt.—Situate in New Milord township. two miles south from the villare , -110 aerts—about 75 sues Improved. • good home harm sod out huildings—Anely fenced sod well .sacred—, gore orchard of grafted fruit (patch, plum, and eberry)—well situated for dairy purpose. One half the purchase money down. the Nil lance In one, two, and three year, with interest. A very libers deduction in peke If the whole pomhaes money shrrold be paid down. - 61;e . - cnexsExl.ai & MIMS. Jatmar, lb 1864.--C liontrese Smootarom Co- Pik. WHEEL HEADS! WHEELS AND REELS. ALWVlTlt7l " l=Cal l aTann: "l4ll g ahoy in Bare 's r ml 7 or on ) 6. boyre ;Brothers, at their Stare in Montrose. Flax Wheels. Wool Wheels, Clock Reels and Wheel-Heads! Wholesale and Retail. Best Wbeels and Ands that can Postibly t tp . t ici . acif o o and D erra.,: n Bele warm:tea if protway tuod: Wotan.; January 1,1500. N. 8.-11apairtax dote on glint wake. C. IL C. WILLIAM W. SMITU, /1111.1=SZT AND CHAIR ISAMU. _Keeps eotontauety tot 1..4 on efteete of Came= rentarroas, or [or Werstroee, Pa 14. Wad at short .. tiottos. &hop lad tf Ware Roams foot of Wale e 4. Karat IWS.- LdW NOTICE—NEW FIRM. BENTLEIif FITeH hting aseoelated B. I& with them ea • partner le a the P of the law Inllsara ell Its r owl. one planchet the lonelnets will hereafter be done In the name of Bentley, Fitch&Bentley, and all botioeso mudW to Moo sill to attentiell to anti') prompt nes atitl Me nose u actopted by Bentley & s. S. loorrizr Inran.••••••.. tb R =num alt. lb:attract, Jimmy 2, Mb. P. REYNOLDS. MOM AUCTIONEER. smI:LLS DRY ROODS cod Wads of UerchandLe, 'EC abo at ftel. catr sva ome. ft,. Dee. 5. 18611.tf irksamining Surgeon! T azinb.dbears bre= j e s d . a the Conezoladorter of end erv=es toa l lte t a k titled to Peaeloes, a l=ltohlha; grl t rstleha e turerththdto him l / 2 411, A titrefia. l o ra ManttoseamilLlSlsl.-tf MCCOLLUM & SEARLE. inorneys and Counsellors or Law; MONTROSE, SIISQ. CO., PA. flakeelelititlereyaleer Brisk BeLiam aver Milroy, Tyler & Wk. B. 11et...1.1.eu • • D. W. ilscake liessercee.re4rsrelY. leso_4l E. M. TURNER, Attorney s at - Law ! OFFICE OVER WILSON'S gron. D. BREWSTER, AUCTIONEER Mcantrose, Pa. Montmos. Avrti IL 1S &-V HOME INSURANCE_ COMPANY. . OF NEW-YORK. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS. AsendslYszemry.lB6ll.. to s ee 'Adam*. • 76,803. EL 3.ltiniroseacrra,Bectetar7. Cam J. Itmeria.Presideat. JORlMDOxi.Aadatalit Stery. d. Y. WILMA/M. V.Yrerl. ore Pondledireed s. sigl renewed by the nadendemed binntdee rthe /Waft MLLIFIGS STBAITD, Agent, Itentapeare..Jrnyd,ll3ll.-tt NEW FHLITL neorq. GILIPTIB 6 WARM have catered into a ay. W Dartaerehly tattle parwee of s i e i llbet ow i Virn&reeeziee. Qtor2e ta=g r agtor l e previously oxepferhy - X.6 C M. mos it Boa. • Wen:vinare:lin/WM the of A. M. WILEOF JEFF. GRIFFIS. reazaa. Mantrale, 'Crater 0.1861 On the Track. O. F. MEEKER, WING FLIVed %Foundry And alockcF Ban d ay. a. Plows and other Casting% .manßen-relyfaaffilasOuana7 Mop slicat toticf saII te mimosa* term. • „ . Fotutdry opposite the Post Office In lima Billiard. Pa. `•:; -B. B. OLD MOB WAL7OO,,tt whit!, I :111 pay 04* 0. T. MEEKER:: ;see Militad.foi. 3264.439 ... ~ . , . Vci.t., the' , ztt3%l4s s: 'u.'!' 4 0t... i 31.uth R 15 4 1:' 1 5. " "7"aan. wi&upuis a rothra. snuiturws =Baca& FbitstOrbig ha% ittrV le by. utzwrinums.. . Moutme.oeLosso. PUOTOWCILPIif ALUMS. 1 • MX MLR 1$1:' Vasisztla PG: fimatat us "mrun"r 4 A 1965 alateent carat:lid:eel in N. Y. City." y! hie remedial known." Free from Polooua." Not dargeroul to the 'Human Family. Bata coma out of their holes to MC" "Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Ester's Is a paste—used for Ras, ntoardlorsa,lEnt `Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. Is& liquid or anusb,uscA to • destroy. arid ohm) as • pre ventive for Bed Bogsoke• "Costar's"Elee'oPow,r for Insects, le for Moths. lifosqultom -• Fleur, Bed-Bo to of Cu Floors, Yowls, Aol. max. sc. 60. &c. do. ate. rllr Mold by all Practise and Reul lees everywhere. Ia!" ! ! ! Mtwara ! I ! Drell wortbleaslaltatlons. rir See that •• Coma es" name la on each Box, Bottle. and flask. before You boy. 1-lout-y . H. Costar. Fratroras DETO7, 482 ntto.w•r. Ntw Yew, tT Bold by all Dmxxlata and Dealers In almanac. Pk. 1 StlP5. INCREASE OF TLATS.—The Farmer's Casette (Ettelsh) ast wuta and proves by flavres that pats of threell have a ros. ny and descendants no leas lb. Sat,OSO In earn. Novit, m icas this lon - dense family cm he kr pt down, they wotdd ennatMLe more food than uronld sustain GLOW Inunah beluga, sir See "Ccurata's" intrertinuncut lu this payer. 1866, RATS etyma BIRDS --whoever mores to shooting small bird. la anal man t whoever aids In ettertninating BATH la • benefactor. We atonid like value of our correspondenta toxiva in the benefit of their experteace In driving oat these pasta. AVe need •omething berideadoga nu, sad trapa for thla buarners.—{beientif le A merlon. N. Y.] re- Sre Cosre.sie" talvertLsetnent In tub paper. 1 SOS. o COSTAR'S RAT ILYTERMIPIATOR l• alnaple, We, ma 511 M—the moat perfect RAT- diathm inevaDO we have ever attend. ed. Every Rat that can get It. prnperly prepared amordthe to dF mations, will eat It, and every one that etas It will din, prom - idly at Name place na &dant ea powilde from where timmalleine was tat. en.—[Lake Shore, Web Mirror.] LT Sea ^ Corraa`s ^ advertisement In thin paper. rstiri. nous EH E EPETCS troub , ed whh vertaln need be an no longer, If they woo II Garrott's" Extenuluat or. We have used tt to our., t a f a mi o u ; putt tf a tom coot latt, we would Imam It. We have tt polotna, but they • Iletaett ; hut - Coatar l e atticle knock the tatmth out of ltats, Mice. Roaches, Ant, and Bed ling; quick er than we can write P. lu t. It groat demand all ova the coun try—Ltd.:llea, Ohio, Gazette. rir hee Carran'a" advertherneot In thin paper. ISOS. A VOICE FROM TILE FAR Whl.. , T.—tlpeaklzat of "Cagan)" Rat, Roach. Ant, Are. Rsteruclnator—"more andn and pro.clons are d.royed annually In Grant Connty hy vermin thanaiould pay fora ton of Gala Rat .d Insect tilller."-4, •e +, Wlahanahh. Gerald. pr Ree (Inaranls" adyerthseumut In this paper. 1 P 4 0 FARMERS AND £K6.Er ElLY—moubt recollect tan lameltedit of dollar,' wont of Grain. Provlslon, Se., Sr, anuuntl deltroyeel by Rats. Mice, A ittn. slot oi her tn.-as and venuln--al which can he prevented I.y a fee' lion arx seortb of - Corraeli Rat, Ranch, Ant. Ac. Exterminator, bought and need freely. "Corr.:is . ' advertisement In this paper rfr Sold to lIONTROE, PA or By all Drugglsis and Dezd..re. NEW GOODS M Reduced Prices. 19 1 ,=tctflbe'lg d b`e=aTtf=fga b `P' h """"' B. R. Lyons & Co., .c,,A4.a). d=rNi's'T'A'ReWta°l—°°"''"''''' Ready Made Clothing; • tobefound in the Oonnly, equal to any Comm Woale itad WAB RALISTRDNOT TO RIP. THIN AND THICK COATS, Vestsand Pants. of every variety ',Loan ErrmisivEsuartment 1115,HATS & CAPS, imemmie...n q ualt..,..c...THAzt ErisOnsixD. Montrose. April 177.'0. S. LANGDON. DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GONE GOLD! LOW! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES FOR - Prints ! Delainesl Sheetings I Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes %niters I Balmorals I Groceres and Hardware! • Ready-Made Clothing! Hats! Caps! Yankee Notions (Brand all our ENLDSSS VARIETY of stock. We must have =ammo= for our NEW GOODS, and are determined to clean out tbii old stock. sw - Comn.d sev us before purchnelng. KY - The blzb est prices always paid for Butter Orrin. and Pro. duce of all ldnd. JACKSON. Fairdale, April 1865.-4: SCOT T'S POPULAR REMEDIES These medlebees are warranted It used sesordluS to dlusrduns. Try than Wilt sot sttbductory return one Witte medicine and the monepwltl be reuaded. 1 boys sold thousands of bottles, but nose bare returned. SCOTTIS CHOLERA CURATE. FOR DYSENTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUB, DOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, • AND SICK HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. Thle med!Ctrer la oomfased of Onto WI tootst uneee&n tm medleXe main le the eyocm, tatd 13 batsmen Co eB. It Ear teen wed In the SPOTTED FEVER. Ina =bar °tomes. and proved effecaud. Full &ellen On oath bottle. Pomo 6D C =re. SCOTT'S SANATOVE CERAM FOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD READ, FROSTED FEET, INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, CHAPPED HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISER, PILE§,BNB, &O. It Is comp:sled of vegetables. sad le eatirele formless. MO tirenty-lbreasetss box. Diaz 6m:-We hate Ina ample opportunity or *Attie% the oft IMO of your Carole for maul yaws. and fad Ulu YOU rehemelend t4andweharpnolaeeltattoolarecommendlnztt to the pobllt- L. W.BINGHA.II, D.. New leford. CALVIN O. HALSEY. If. D., lioatiums. Wmat, M. D., Wilkes/xi:re. Uartalactualtryl.herA Scranton. Pa. and for wile by • LTC BuLLAIt 0. Montrose. W.O. We= a EON, New Iflltunt. /BA SCOTT, flenat", Th.t hilemilonalfireinsuranceCom an OF NEW-TOSE. , Oface,ll3, Broadway i u t ~ I' il i ~;i~il~, I I I L 1 • aIARLES TAYLOR, President. . Miriam Banes, Vice-President. Otrrns DEgarn, Acting Becretazi. SLIMING", STROWIN Ycutraa linintil4Ull.47 1865 A WORD TO THE WISE. WHEELER & WILSOWB, The Best Family Sewing Machine EgrlS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,) But makes the Lock Stitch THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE 18 DECIDEDLY IN ITS FAVOR. The del of Uwe being mare of these Machines eohl THAN OF ANY OTHEIL ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY TOT further particulars call upon the Agent. +nem the Marren styles of tnachlnes are an exhitntino. Partici that have heed other eu cllr.d Mazatlan! hinehlhes have thrown them aside and alve their ten. toy Irk favor 01 these. EVERT MACHU WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE For several reasons It recommends Itself above oil others. 1. Beauty and excellence of stltrh, s , Ike m•on troth elder, work. mama:llly lin en, worde,. sod cum= goods—m=4 Quilting. gathering. be caw latc. felling. cording, and holding Strength of dame that wilt not rip nor mvel. nee; most elmple In oonstructlon of arty taro threaded otathlte In therefore lees hada to get out of repatr. 4. Sews without the uee ore shalt le, thereby doing away with moth cumber e d]. machinery. and the trouble of regulatlng the tang= of the order thread. 6. Rune at a greater speed than a shuttle machine possibly con. The:to-machines with all the new Improvements, warranted and 'layered In Montrose, at Man ufactur.ma' price, The beat of Hoax Iterguencsa Am , Oman. ucgructaa use in Montrose and vkinlty. J. P. W. RILEY. Montrose. Jan. 80.1666.-tf Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western El.et 11 c) ci. Summer Arrangem - ent. 1865 PASSENGER TRAIN CM iiii Evenl c Train. QM 12E2 1.00 11.'15 s 1/10 C• 141 5 Oa 'c 6.5 n 1191 11.91 916aL•0n,.... 113 11.9 bottom,. 1.95 9409:111(111. 1.99 _New 11111(nrc1... IS Mamas Bend—. A. x. {lO >! ..AI ffil A. M. Connections.—Westward. TEE ItIORNING TEA IN from New York connects at N•nure ka ObstnY with the train leaving Entiadeinnis(E4miton Depot) st 7.30 n. at Or Bend with the through 4•il Train en th• IMO Ratiway, with sleeping car attached. stornirg at all the prtn• Iniptd stations on that mad. and arriving at Bern do at ale a. in THE EVENING TA A IN from Ne H York. e.tnntnnat Vaunt:l:a Chunk with the train leaving Ebilaitelptils (Ifingiton 1.90 t) ai 3 nap. m ; at Great Rend n• n Or bit ht Express on the Et to it.atl way, west,arrising at Ennio al I 45 a. m. Eastward. TIM MORNING TRAIN Gem Great Rend ecnneme them with the einclatort Enver, on the Erie Rrilway from the wert: at lianunka Chunk with a train for Philadelphia rind intermediate atatintw, taxlvlng In flailed,. Italia at 6,41 p ; and Cl New Ramp Mn anth • train for linatorn indhlehrro Allentown, Reading and illarrtsburt. arriving at Rrwrlaburd at 8.30 p Tjus ICYIINING TRAIN leee Great Bend connettla there with the New York Enema on be Foie liailmo from the Treat; at Mantuan Vidik 'it ••• Ort•lcke, It Iww. sreur Tin G n u chw the next nwrIIP V. and at New Ilamptnn with an Exp..= Tenth for ElEtP[l. Delliletem. Allentown. Reading anQ Harrisburg, _ AT WEAN - My cantonal., nre made triih with trnins on the Lad:smarm & Biome; Railroad to and Unto Pitt.on. ton. Wilkralarre. Berick, Dar rill, horthornherhoid. liarrteloinr and Intermediate stations, cod sritti trains on the De tawnrn .0 II u, am Railroad to and frank turbo:0111c and tole: ro.dl:.te stanona. B. A. HENRY. Yitarrs latmeralTicket Agrat. ,oprrintendent. Raps kw Searle's Hotel, Montrose, Ps. at 6 to monad with Mil. for Scranton, New York. and flilludelpt, la ;:.r 2 A. m. for New Milford sod Great Bend. c ,nnocting with Day Expren. e both Nast West at Great Bend, and IS leht Eaprtne on the Dal , Lack', Sr Western IS. M. for °motor; end New York, nee! at 4 p. m. for New Milford and Bend and trait, on the Este 114.11. MO bo th San sad Wes ROM:rob:DO. leave Now initiated At 2,10 a. rn. on arrival of train (Dtat Deed. end al 2.17 p. to. cm err!. ref of Nigh* Ext.rew from Great Bend. 3f cameo Depot A I II D. tn. ral arrtvil of Mall .role from Now York nod , 4 -, entmt. , FIRE DIST) KAI% CE. Thelnanrance Co. of North America PH IX ADE 1...P/-1..LA., Eras Established an Agency in Montrose, Pa. This utile oldest Insurance Co. in the U. States. OAPH cuarrei PAID 111 ABSZTB OVER - • —o— THE nets crenelo tboee of anygood Com... Fin N. It. or elpeorhemandlts Direttorenre among the fleet for home and LpLepl e. ty. ETEITH. G. comic, Pre..-.u. E. STROUD. Agent. nontraseaulyl6,lE.l.-ly. ()Mee over the l'oetthe. DO Y 0 WANT A GOOD PIANO 2 011 A CABINET GROAN I CALL AND SEE TILE el AT 0. D. BEIVIAN'S Where Ton ;an be !Supplied with any Think 6 111 the Line of Musical Merchandise, THOU A PIANO IV A JEWS HARP. Al SO es numl, the only meortment of PURE Silver-Ware and FINE .TNIV'ELRY In town. H. B.—lnelicmly the Pladosof first Nast Batoll noA BrenhYarldankere, and all Pianos Bold by me will be kept Intone ono year. Oabinet Organs Warranted for Five Years. P. EL—lf you want exhinferlor temniment, dons Wl on Yours, truly. 0. D. BE MAN. Nontromilurik GROCERY AND SALOON mins cubectibers continue their buelnetel at the Old bused on Rt. Man Strect.nrhere those who else us their patroness , will. we trust, receive such treatment rut will cum them to mil aZdn• We have beetointl particoliu etttution to fitting up our LADOES ) SALQQN9 Mlcantirsdah,lf destred.privetendome to LADIES and GEN TLS.IIIEN, or for Ladirdi alone.or Ciratiemeurdor.e. REFRESHMENTS! AintatXlizt of edibles ca n be found orders. cam& HIM alnft ELM Mast Sett. Beef Steak, Mutual Chops. Chtekena In evety forte hot or cold. Pickled Tongue, Lobster. Swan.. Ac r m fact everything the market atfortle. In the way of drinks. we keep eecritnlng except *Ullman eer eotialle bee emu, Out may tiquera are of Abe bent-qtnillty and warranted port. Also DomesUenea, Cider. tfareaPattl/a. Lode Water, Small Beer, &e. Ice Cream In rummer. We tome fecund tl.B liersieen of ft:stew Cook and warrpf Merlin vrepared to end. the moat dlveredgetltaates. CONfECTIONEP. Tire Mayon hand the !mud dock of Colif men:ninny ever brought traded Oduni7. Wotan furnish. IS 'anteate or retail anything tn thlignethat may betalled for; and al cheap as tan be bOtlahl aarrbere. olr Tobacco , and Cigars!: aouslityardma"Canvad"bootfhelyuibayoaed Clgan of el G 1 iarC,043 3 C 11451 E 311. Ouratork of °recedes met be beat in this part of the iioeintff remnant, and Icarcutee of ptiee,not aseevtlng Itlnzhanttoti, Wer milieu:midi Flora; Salt.gagaz Ilotalees, Coffee, Tes.elab.Undeoe. BabOna rigs. and eresyttan in that Ilan of the beat qualltltsi - to any quantity from one pound to • ton. Onr endeavotteil 1 beta plenao all who nay favor na with theb Stifotage.Piedirina notaelveatoldrueeala dean:mite the /MOW One Rene Systexn. inny 1 ./ L D r ruo* MolUole.Daeza6tr.el. S44r TO RENT: - T wo /Mk 01:ED Loss ago:pi - kids td ant do tho etutti 01* 0 7 004 4 . bike week. Wood team and vskiratered Ids VC, M.:MOIAL eou4 MADE, I= YE. =2 CMS ,Evenl4 : Tr, 10. born: 'ft >lta =1 12E3 QM I 1..4. 9 NS 9 lee Ye, New 'Campton.... •Idenenta tstrouLt.l.Lew,. Sermattel. ()lark'. 6ROTHES & iil MR. SCRANTON, PA., Wholents and Sididl Dalastn ERD WARE IRON, STEEL, EMS, Spikes, novels, Builders' Hardware, Railroad and latuln,rfoupplke du., Mae Roll, different elm, Counter Bunk .dTr3dlSplkos, Carriage Ilatedals. boring dzin, likelneund Bozet,Balte. Nuts, Waahura, Patent /am& Plated Rends Mailable Irons, Ilubs,Spok.,Felloce,Spludles,flows,Polee, Potent Leather, 'Enameled Lestner.WhlpSodu eta. and a Enteral variety of Ouninge end M suufocturees Goods, de., dc., de. wa Rive coact. etteutlonto MU part of our stock, and OW I better 'elected asnottmeat then eau be found elsewhere It Ws per of the State. /knells, Virus.fitock, and Dies, Bellours, Medan. dee. rite to great variety, Tackle Blocks, Rope. eh r,s.G , ixtell. e loom Plaster Parls,Oemeut,Freneb Window Glues. AGRICULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS, pm. Clrei Inr. Bill. and Croatian's, Emery, Bar= W rappi r.g Pni•er. Billeting Payer. Fo red Muting Tube% Plain r, d ^ol.i ex II nree Shoev nee' Harnmemd Buret. Balls. Cu. .triters . Toolertn great variety, rind au. lIMOUNSZO. LeaherblBo Finding. Bub! , er ..ad Learner Belting. Fairbanks'a ticileadc. Scranton. Pa.. March W 1964.-ly 1864-5. 1864-5, FALL 86 WINTER. CALL AND SEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOCK or CLOTHING, AT THE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. Now Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS, VESTS, A UNDERCLOTHING 1101111, EAT, TEA MEE, PEI frINCEIIIES ciAlll of ours t tnil. --p-i -0-0" th l:TNIno, Montro, 5ep15r.6.1e5a. NEW GOODS linteerthers We day returnoilfrom New York With 1 LANGE and LtEALTT/IGL Mock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware I Cutlery, Sr. , Fancy Goods, to which thee a o.,id invite the &Walton of their Mends. The? have • large ALOCIt of English, AteerlC., and Swim Watdiek both Gold and c Ever. of very eaperiorovallties, Enameled, Coral, Onyx. Jet. Box and Masa, and Plain Gold Beta of Stirinosnil Plnaltharnsock, Enamel, Plato Gold raid lung Fleeer Weak of every vulety and_ price, bold Bmceleta, Armlets, Chatelaine, V. 4, Guard nod Neck Chums. Gold and Sliver spectociesand Thimhica,Gohl Sieve ,luttons udStraL. Spoon.. FM EMI Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver Napkin Musa, Butner sod Fruit Kt:llW* Card Cases, Forks, every description of Odd PI. ces la Cases The largest lot of Plated Ware ever brought Into Broome County, =uprising every orna ments, e, SOrrle very beau tiful Score., vnlea • nice tot of Fans of all sualluet, ()mills, Bends. Violin and Gtdtst livings and Trluunbass,FlAbing Tack.le In every variety. Bs. rotnettusThermem,ters. Needles Brash.. Gold Pens, Mama, Sp( Glasses , &c. , &c. Also Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of Lhe vr_.7 =kw. GOVEII Z. lIA EMR'S Family Sewing Machines itedzlee Rlver and Water !Rita", An. The above Goode vane bought for t)Aoli, and vW he [ told a on the met revorahle terms. All Wal' Watches and Clocks Repaired as axon notice and In Es BEST MANN= ; lbw MIORILVIIEG In the BEST STYLE. EVANS & ALLEN. Commercial Bel.4lexe,Gpposlte the p.m were. Blrzeamton,Zu 1e44.-luneSal NEW GOODS! NEW GOODE 11.1 KM HALL RI CO 34 Court street, Binghamton, N.Y., have constantly on nand a large stock of goods adapted to the nu. Tune, of their ovra importation. CHINA, GLASS-WARE, LAMPS. TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WOODEN-WARE, CUTLERY, &C. Merchants Will be soPFSed e. New I^ l, ' a ble= a Co. Blostarnton. N. Y.. D.:ova:ll,er 19th. 1864,-19 $403.000 •1.200.000 4 0CalEg33 OFlnt=bacgtjlices nun =Dot fall to Bilit.•/•= GROCERIES, SUG A RS,I EA S, COFFEE,SPIOE,FLOUR and SA LT, thy the sack or barrel,) FISH, and all artlclero soul I y roundln first clastOrociale a. Flour by the Wholesale and Retail. ry as I mean to merit. 'hope to roeelve o liberal thereof pub Ilept Tnnagheatmanceto rice paid p,Y SIT&"DE AOC/Erna YELL 9 lil NS. 1.0088. 110,trootitarehl e.t sea.-t. REMOVED, AGAIN The Famous Barber." Come and ee the (moan Barber. FV-MOUG Barnet, !ADS of 11m11, Late of liar I, now M We.km'e, (1,, F. B. Weekes Shoo Stun. Find me Shaving and Sttninpoolne. Find me cutting halt to mit you. Find me ready at your servlze nAra. monam At youreervice, Second door above Searle's BOW, Up asirs. m =vow, June 27,1864,-tf Still Alive ! W.,,,lnrld,th7e.er9.4lTOZPalt'vort.nWlDJS". CARD WOOL. anu D RYS CLOTH, the Lome as usual, at tne DMOTT STAND', one mile andsdalt north of M entrees. on the Snake lirca Turnpike. JUDSON MOTT, Montrose. J one 6. 1264.41 EDSON MOTT. UNDERTAKING ! A tela 1t;,','...-1--I°.Voir.°l=r.:MV..° Meat Ily m a P e r gl e t fre Lion and varontigt. of hlsfriends and the priblie teuenthly._ Ileum ltea In attendance when &tired. USNM WA= Ea. Great Ilena. Marche I 868.-tt MEAT, MARKET. On Public Avenue, near Searle's Hotel. EEPconstantly or, hand sgoodsomplvorlfEATEMLß, of alltdods. CASH pnld for BEEF CATTLE, UA VES,SILEEPAniILAELIIb. AlsotorfllDEtiof sU kinds. B.T.UZISTOOX.I' avionoon a HAWLEY. N.llawrtr. ifootroce. r0b.1048139,-tr Carriage Shop DT PULL masTl Ti,r,,,:za!ltrK..E.7llC7Tr do of TSAR• lq, MC. _re 11,91V11 roue on 'bort WWI. cr R.vlllllWil THE LATEST graES. JOHN SIiIITTER RsspEcrauttor announces that be in aw soeparett to cut all kinds of virulent; °MS ItiOSlfieddasolble order. hod War , Donee to ID with elegance and vase. j LADIES' CLOARti--tle Isted New To* etvle. rirtiliop over I.N. Bollard's • BOOTS AND SHOES ALL DESCRIPTIONS. . WE. b ed reseectrefly inform the pantie Met it hireejust . 0;1=0 newillopE and ace litareleihle Veen, Sot floor Om theiteese,_Where we keep on WA amortment of Liam Misseh eral irthndrenue sad at Ideal EGO% Renewed, and Weise' Custom sad thew inset ane paired la th e eery neale4 ityle;and at e abate.notate. grist Dead Vlltaat vsa L 14 1 :401 1, A figWrrr• NEW e GOODS AT Y. R. DE WITT'S • r=Leather Ls new °peeing New Goode of conformed ibs altered ralue of all kinds of uta salsa ,• VERY LADLES 1 BELOW the pdce. of September t` can S. found D/DISS GOODS In all lta malrlV• Go= bara=ss la Leaks' Closklasi, Waterproof Clotharench Dlack Clocke r and CoWad AU Wool Moakley, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C. Bleak Moths, Doe Skin., Malin= Van= (lawitoesea Kentutkr Jam& sheep Oar Satinets...9z. Al= Tailors Othseleo" • DOMESTICS. Mom and Bleached Moll= Delimit, WOG% Flannel; Club Mhos. Tewellzga Notions. On= raikty of Iloop and Balmoral Skirts. Lea& plan's Ind Children eGaderejlatons, Combs, Mart Beaten SWIM= TLrsad Of all nod; Moraine T. Editing Cotton. dm. dz. Boots & Shoes. Rail and licos' Boots, Cthildeen's ORM-lewd Irtl , " 31,0,0,0 Shoes, °Mans Balmoral Ithoe., Women a Calf Shoed. GRCYZEROES. Sagan at price. not to be =sten. VERY BERT QUALM, °rem Maar and Japan Tem, Golfo; sob= Clog" . Ballast= null end Sebum Med Sad. At. dz. NEW FIRM! BALDWIN & ALLEN, DICALICILS IN FLOUti,fltD, 841,T, PORK FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles Teas, Coffee, Spices, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars (0 1-8 C) "VIMIER., Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat BROOMS, NAILS, &C. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN. - - Wlll. L. ALLEN uontrom West aide Public. Awurrue. A 7rU 11.1254. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store Hai lons been needed in IiONTEOBE, end nor we tare It AT 1%.2 A. ' S TH addition to his former Stock, and the entire ewe, of Reed Weirous,t. faster, he bee Ina. day freetra4 from New Yore the beat Assortment - of Silver and Plated Ware ever offered to Montrose. A Splendid Amortmnt of CarterA Cake Baskets, atom, Goblets. tto.. also Cake mid Pio e Entree, Spoonsoidtd Fork.. A complete /assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Arnmican, Sottish, cod timbre. s p ,,t a FAN... and Pt.te& Pint solid Gold Jewelry, Lock. eta and Chains. and Rill= from IA cents P o cket soltd,lB miret rimer Rlap., Gold and Oliver Thimbles. Salm. Ivory Table Knives At- Violin and Guitar Strings lust reeelred and for tale l.y O. D. BEIIA.N. Montrose, Jaanar➢ll. 1864. The dna of Read. WlLrom. and Foster ray " RUM; dlsprroedo our dock of 01oeks, Watuhem, Jewelry. and Silver Ware to mar fellow townsman, If 0., 0. D. Dawrs, we would earnestly reams mond our patron. mad the publlegrocrally, who may be la want w any of the above mentlormdgoods, to give hlrn 6 mil and =min , Ida stock." Remember-00e door above Searle's Hotel Repairing as Usual, iitontrcee. Nov. 11.1843. O. D. BHUdlai. NEW STQCK Fashionable Summer Hats and Caps for Men Boys and Children, Almost Every Variety, Style and Price IZEM A Chip Hat, worth 15 est., to a Fine Leghorn or Fur Hat, OFI EBIZI) At Very Near Old Prices ALsO, A New Stock of Ladies', Men's and Chi Wrens SHOES. Lesteia best Boots and Shoes constantly on band Shoe Findings of all kinds Fine Buck Gloves, 8r,0., Sze. will not fall to nitt my mama* In price and virility. Coll and COe Store on Main-street, one door below the Post Oflee -`" OF •-= Z' FANCY FURS IS • T ,• FOR Fall and Winter Trade L. C. KEELER I= EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS &T THE PUBBII I IIII,Et OF WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF MAIN ST. THE extensive Furniture xstabli eh ment of Wm. • W. 8311T11 having_ been refitted and greatly Im. PrOued„the proprietor respectfully announces to thee' tens of Montrose and vicinity that he Is constantly makinyandkeeps oishand the L&BOEST & BEST ass:KU:nen tot 13 RZeli' 2$ 11. E to befouno in the Country wegive thetcOlowino net of some of the articlesaraletrwewlll sellatzreattyreduccdsrOces,for CABE or READY PAT: llureatui, walnut orMahogany, with glien‘from $l6 to $55. Bureauswlth marhleor brocateltetops.from 018 to $34. Lodi, large auortnient,from $8.610.613,614, t 518 . WasliStanda4CardStands.cornerandaquareSlands,of Mimi* Ilesand psicw.Jrom 71 motet° ten dollars. Deeks,dlrans.towelrackajoetstools,ottomanaloungosikc. oentre,card.pler.tollet,dinhig,titehen.wid extension ts les. woodseats_itockers—cuse&se&ndwoodseats °fever, variety and stye. Bolaatetea-teueefortilshedatshortnoticost New Torkplices, SPRING BEDS ! A LAno a etoornourr,o2nursre.urn Brain; Masan. N.B. nemismadecofillis on hand orfurtilshedatshOrtnoliCo.-- ' Hearsewsl .sys I n madineas when deered. WeemploysionebuteAltEFUL & EXPERIENCETWORE. KEN. IVel ntend to do our WORK WELL, and sell It sa LOW asitean beaWorded. W. IV. 8311TH, ktontroac.February 25 t.- Sleighs and Cutters. fikFIB undersigsed Cart now he !band over A. J: TIREWSTEWS I. Blacksmith Shop. firer corner ere, of Tarbeill Bole), Its Mont: moot:here he erill continue to carry on thentanntiklure of Sleighs, Cutters; Wagons, . neuiviudem.k.iskuu,uunbenpogh...douturig. t.d. , Bepalringdone nestly.at ehort notice. ieit 0. - wrist:eaters and Wagon Mkeeematertatt,mestqtyAeptcolustantlyonheust, so sato os prr o rit to do GOOD WORK a t =tlceb bind 'AVlNpoito.sludibtedtoVe undrelpetil Irtalloll3o bend, Ind settle theiraccaunts arlthemt forthetnntice. Yontrciee.JulylB.l7:l 6 t. - `user. GARY. Ecoota and Shoes. SVLUV,lnt.gtG"ned'u4r"rarn.a,.. Bablierhawanona, Banat , &I3aak Pay affil lrentr4 T.T ion mon s rat i v AG NN ws zlizO t OjEliti cam No tbargesualas s.c= I SCActovagiViropAri +ad Ittlera store. /1118.41. Y. 102. J IJ.lrlaiirit.. BOOK BINDING: 111 aa,fgm' CABINET ORGANS! C bIAVI 2, dth be Nmitrar "" " Best Instrument Ever Manufactured, Quaff, It of ktlm ,to TarltAntriavel from 15 to 610. trtlitht• Prices from SIS to $OOO. Sample arms unhand. I3F - Justreceive4 Boot's hew lostrottlimßooktor the Cattem Organ end Melodeon. The best Book yet. COLN - MN' Violin Wie. 0. D. BEMAN. MottrOso,2lavanber HIRSCHMANN BROTHERS MoIVEO leave to esti the attention of I.trACELA.BRRH mop to their extenelve eseortment of DRY GOODS, ' , '€4k Millinery and Fancy Goods! il WOOL AND COTTON 730k3IERY, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., &c. Whlcb they aro prepared to tall at maaaahle arms. Their atocta f .: - DRESS GOODS ...—iiri.rge.curnprhat,tlwy latent a.nd Richest Goods It raart,,t, pnrehaacti at the ha. Avalon Salim at fauna Muth the market price, arid will bu said witht anal advance. ALSO, ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS , f;;; A Eteentifel Line al cLorrnm, CASSIIIIERES AND CLOARECO, BALMORAL SKIRTS , A ofor as mcARFs. 001)9 s WLS LAD NbBI LIKAm-AST &Igoe (Xfopltta Liao of FANCY GOODS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HI RSCHIMA Ni N BROTHERS No. 10 Court Slyer.; Sign of the " BEE-HIVE." Blnglamton Derv:ober IC. MC Bit Midi la now retclalas a new supply of 11 CD I) SEB ?Mercantile Business: mating the esiertnatal rv -i'lr FULL AND DESIRABLE. T 1 By:T.:co:tertian part of Drugs, Medi clues, Paints, Oils, Dre Stuns, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window PD per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimney Burners, Transparent Cones, Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tun pentine, BENZOLEy Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,Bbi Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry, Akrtist and Dentist Blaterlals,Whip Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c., rac" ,hart, nearly everything. to restore the aka., to eleuetti taste, to delight the eye, to gratify the Tasty, and also to conduce to the real and sulntantlal email:ate ante. liontrose,Aprll9,lae9. ABEL TIIERKILL. NEW GOODS. AT REDUCED PRICES DINTS, D ELAINS, GROCERIES, BACK-COMBS, A Large AssortlDC➢ BUTTONS, ETC. WILSON, GRUFTTS, b W AIIYII F ' Montzosc, March itOtb.,lBhs.-T1 Agricultural. Implements. luaY,LlT`fr° f r OleArr i lizi 2 t ,t hl c tt i 3tic s lo w oLt , !lLTin , t r 2 the long ustablbkbed and aellknowp Arm Of ' • Being Manufactured Wheeler, !deli& & Co., at Albany. These Machines ore so favorably known and universally 45 ,0 ed that any crest ntrecommenchtion I considerannecessarY. ea kelt to anythat experinctee in manufacturing And long use bronghtoutimprovements which mak e them the CHAMPIONS OP THE WORLD. I otocadcallewelalstteztlort to their Barger's Patent Cleaning Attachment • newthing .and attached to al nale.double.treble. or .9 cite horsepower, and to either undershot orosersbot threshers TtX can be used as an ordinary hand mil Land is superior, to c , fanning rain made. It takes no more power. drive the wto , tachment.than it don to dries an ordinary separator or Differenteites of ckwalngattachmen_ s t same patent.ase made. Horse rowert,single .d double, Wheeler's patent. will, 0.01 improvements. LawranCe & Gocild's patent, coo, tarn• and tt, horse powers. Saw mill afo r sawing wood, feed catterach , resi. lerahorserakes,•kc. An unrestricted warrtmty glve , is I t. , ..pea thCatiOlagezd zunrantythat theabovemachltery la tinelinnic°'" work, dorability.convcalence,and cheapness . Forf rthervartleniare,s.d to the anbacribe rfo r circular. or r, aminomachlnery. Orderasollcited and fdled with Prconninw" Adellty. Also Agent for HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE, I ghtdnat t,manufantured by S. 11. SAYREA BROTHERS. ST roao,P..—thvreet mown rfor this country. Mantiluernarnarat eineentlrraatlafactlon. lent:radians (or mama. and Usdnana Ilyered.tree ofcbaran (brrel:2kt or tmnsportatton. A II pereous wishing to procarethe beatand cheapest Howls` china are advised to witnesstne work °fanllabbazd'. Light UJ Illower.beforecommittlaythamselvesto any Mbar Nearer era • use. Orden, solicited ath prompt ly attended tar. . Foataliaccaddremataxfonl.Butp.Co., Pa. L. R. PECK, Agent Harf0rd.1.a..P1171.1862.4i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ralue rwn lble i l e riente o T t er i f , l d ral b g 14 0 Letbro , t r t it lowne . 111 fa SZ:i4 hoops andtwe at c e_reo ‘ arS 4 about 100 acne grnektiL tho FTr aty IS a good evermlll and eatable of cutting o, `T v. ; Oftaber the ear. The eatemlll le win two miles of Isl . Station, o D. L. a W. RID .rowd. A good road foto the whole property. Them la *pod and itrtober enough ta It In iY for it Delco over. A rare chancerwill be sold low, with c.gy boo ALSO the farm known as the "Regatta Roberte Wean," Ie . -C,f l „ Cason, Wyoming county. Ps,cluilstulna . slant VY3 acres, 134 hum likholson ,sauna, lying 012 the TunkhanDock (hest; BO ticzel of eat Wad ; the bales., up land—wary desirable Pleb ` ALSO, a vshohle RIO prof erty. one tells from liontrose, cl outlet ofJonesk Lake, aussigtfog of gftdroill and easyngli. rJ shout 20 none ofland, ' altat the water power. The griounti hal doings coal custom businesondlawell adapted Th e merchant ALSO. a valuable farm one mile from Montrow,contslakl o l 100 acres. Fifty acres of choice wad land • the balance, fa( Thu hoots well termed with good stone wail, well watiftd. a high dale of cultivation ; le capable of knabing from ford dlty cows--a vrry dedrable pcoretty. ALSO, a home and lot le the flArough of Rottman fr , Al,l eke rubtlu t 4 ,quara • The lot contains about Str, acres of 1.4.." bans and ebbing fruit and shade The attention of those a ll vorrhase real ert ate th e prbportles. as they ere all good sod desirable Income the prices nActl for Oulu, Liberal term, gm be jam, or .7! prices, and other taw:Dagen. call on, Or addrelp),Xll l . . &SAUL" Pittston, Luncrne Oa, Pa., or blontrore,StleVeltannUt Co., Th., Jan. 0:113, 10fd.etf Carriage Maniaiktory Tilaalteir==is:Vclttotle elute Cailiage & Wagon.Standi Ihrtmerly ocenpled by E. n. goorna b libtrehettar o4 worth' ILL4llxtuqtFalnessW/Tll /brier() lee Superior: Manner. DA %Wring donaln limbed of it. 71,1, sad ALL NJ. 1111UU icoßg I . LA; TED. ;liontroniquhe 8.180.1' GOODS: FALLING. WING la Tow aivirimpaima. Cow /good tootle ml 7 tor r trOOL l 111rtiarelll 1W 1. tiross •ilter . . Yankee Notions, ME= In the anntexo.departmenteof his DRESS GOODS, METING , SHIRT IS& lIARDWILILE, CROCISSICIt, BELTEI, BELT nrcsu.s, SIDE-COMBS, 65 R:1 ro
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