the garm and the eftenthle, Win Of Good Solis. Much bas been promised, but not as yet ful filled, in discovering the qualities of soils, by analysts We dd not hear that men buy land by the indications of Scientific investigation, nor do they lay out much money in improvement under the guidance of the lights of science. While there is every degree of opinion as to the value of scientific teaching, common sense, by com mon consent, in the matter of judging of the quality of soil, relics upon familiar signs. What these signs may be arc matters of opinion in which men differ, and in which, no doubt, they often greatly err, but they consider them at heart the best that are offered. This is a point of much more Interest than may at flint view be supposed. Men buy and sell continually, and spend their means under the light of opinions which rest on no satisfac tory grounds; and when we compare them with the precepts set forth in aomeof the earliest wri ters upon agriculture, there seems to have been very little advance made. Virgil treats very tul ly of the nature and quality of soils. Re tells us of the best soils for olives, and for grapes, for sheep and goats, for tillage and for pasturage.— Re speaks of good soils and poor soils, of the " Coarse, lean gravel op the mountain aides." There are also, he says, "salt earth" and "bitter earth," which are not fi t to sow, and of which it la said— "Sweet grapes degenerate there, and fruits, declined From their first tlav'rons taste,renotume their kind." Then it is shown how to test these salt or bit ter soils; but nothing is said of "sour soils," of which we bear so much in modern agriculture. The poet next instructs us how soils may be known— "The tatter earth, by bandlinr we may find With ease diatiuguished from the meagre ; Poor soil will crumble into dust, the rich Will to the lingers cleave like clammy pitch." It is to be hoped that science may be so ap plied in this matter, that we may have soon something very different from the crude notions here expressed, to which men may feel safe in entrusting themselves in a point of such impor tance. In illustration of the imperfect judgments which men hold as to character and capabilities of soils, let the changes which have been made in certain sections of country be called to mind. There are many,perhaps, who will recollect, or who have heard from others, of portions of Bal timore county, lying for many years in a state of Impoverishment, and doubtless characterized as "lean" soil, or "hungry " soil, or by some term to denote that it was something less than good soil, until, by some happy thought, it was migrated to add to it a sprinkling of lime, not sufficient to make the slightest appreciable change in its appearance or Its external quali ties of any kind ; nothing whatever by which it might be concluded that it was not " lean " or not " hungry," but this sprinkling has made all the difference between its former condition, when it was very poor,and its present condition when it is very rich. Agate, take a large body of lands in western and southern Maryland, west of the bay—lands hardly excelled in fertility. It is within the memory of many that these lands were poor, exhibiting all common signs of poverty—sedge, briars, poverty grass, lee. Nothing whatever has been added to change the qualities by which they would have been pronounced unfit for cul tivation; nothing to make it less "lean," or " hungry." or " meagre "to outward show. All that has been done to them was the lightest pos sible dusting once a year of sulphate of lime (plaster.) The same may be said as to changes, so mar vellous, by the use of guano. The merest dust ing has made all the difference between abject poverty and generous fertility. It is very true that change of texture and color, have been brought about by the accumulation of vegetable matter, and under the influence of good culture; and when they have become improved we re cognize these as qualities of good land. But what we need is something to assure us that lands which we reject as poor and incapable of improvement are really so. May we not be de ceived as to these, as we have been heretofore by the limed and the plastered and the guanoed lands? Who will undertake to say that the nat ural constitution of any of them makes them in capable of the highest degree of culture. We take as an illustration the lands of Ann Arundel county, familiarly known as "piney woods." Wherever sand is prevailing char acteristic they seem to be given over to barren ness or pine trees. There may be a necessity in this, but we doubt it. We know that the lands of Mr. Coke of Norfolk, were of a " thin, gravel ly, and light soil," and thought incapable of growing wheat, yet they became celebrated for their fertility, under judicious and liberal treat ment, producing, as stated by Mr. Colman in his report on the Agriculture of England, " an av erage yield on the whole estate of from forty to forty-eight bushels per acre." We are quite well acquainted with a case of improvement of soil of apparently similar char acter—a blowing sand that would hardly pro duce in rye the seed sown upon it, and having no substratnm of clay within many feet of the imrface, which was made eminently productive by the use of lime and other fertilizers. It is possible it contained latent qualities which made it really superior, but there was nothing which indicated it to the eye. The truth is, that such light lands are greatly misjudged- It is too common a belief that they cannot be made to produce profitably the more valuable crops, such as wheat and grass. Some of the better sorts are considered good tobacco and corn lands, as indeed they are, producing these valuable crops more surely than those of closer texture; and as regards tobacco, of much superior quality. They endure the droutbs of our summer better, being more open to the in fluence ofoccasianal showers, and refreshed and invigorated by light rains, which make no ho preesion on those of different character. For the same reason the setting of the tobacco crop Is more easily effected, lighter rains making a planting season, and the young plants taking more readily, and growing off more freely. From these facts, perhaps, it has become cus tomary, to distinguish heavier lands, and to as sume that the lighter are unfavorable to the growth of these crops, when they are only in some degree less Imitable. This means that they produce, commonly, lighter crops from the same degree of fertility. but it may be doubted, when the less amount of labor they need is taken into consideration, whether they are less profitable. But as to the capability of such lands to pro duce maximum crops of wheat, take the facts above alluded to, averageyield of wheat on the very large estate of Mr. Coke of Norfolk, of forty to forty-eight bushels to the acre—and in the season of 11344-45,a very favorable one, an average of fifty-six bushels per acre on a large farm of " thin, gravelly, light soil, thought inca pable of growing wheat," before It had been fairly tried. Of the same character is the other case alluded to, in which a blowing sand of, ap parently, the worst description, was made to produce a crop of forty-two bushels of wheat, end alternate with grass and corn—making Leavy crops of the former, and fourteen barrels of corn (72 bushels shelled) to the acre. But we set out to remark upon the want of any sure indications by which we may distin guish between good and bad soils, when unim proved. Let us learn the lesson that the ordi nary signs of worthlessness fail us. and be cau tious to condemn, not hastily, to barrenness,anY portion of our favored land. Let a fair and lib eral attempt at improvement tied the worth of all before we pronounce them unfit for generous culture.—Baltimore Run. Raspberry Vinegar. A lady, last season, sent ns a bottle of raspber ry vinegar, which proved, with water, to be one of the most refreshing drinks we ever tasted. She made it after the following receipt : " Take three or four quarts of raspberries, put I horn in a stone crock, bruise them with a spoon, and cover them with vinegar. Let them stand t wenty.tonr hours. Then strain this juice thro' a jelly bag and pour it on to fresh berries,letting this stand another day. Repeat this process un til yon have the quantity you desire. Add to each pint of juice one pound of anger. Put it into a preserving kettle and allow it to heat suf ficiently to melt the sugar. When it is cold,' put it into bottles. It will for several years." We desire no more delightful summer drink. Raspberry Wine. Bruise the finest ripe raspberries with the back of a spoon ; strain them through a flannel bag into a stone jar; allow one pound of fine pow dered loaf sugar tp the quart of juice; stir these welt together, and - cover the jar closely. Let it stand three daye, stirring up the mixture every day; then pour off the clear liquid, and put two quarts of sherry to each quart of Juice or liquid. Bottle it up, and it will he fit to use in a fort night. By adding brand, Of sherry, the mixture C%pac win be raspber y ry instead brandy. Real Estate Agency i MIRE undendgmed haireformed uertnershlp and opened an or M dee for the purchme,sale, iimreatal Orell estate in the Coma ty of Buitputtanna, Pe., and me shall mike It for the Interp ol all Who deer* sitter to porchaasee or rent reel estate, to gin me stall. We desk:into advertise Tel) to ell thsse countlm. both In New York and Neerleriey, tram whence come most of thr pemoni Who boy 'sada In this county. Mr. lllnde la extensively sequaintedttoonghontthe eininkV and .11liglsre the emitters antenna ed to us hie wheile atteatkm. We have Several I'arms on Hand, auitablefor dairying pompon. The harm part of the pnrchaa money can run for a tarm - of year& paynblo In trodallmenu. N 0.1.-101 acres of Mid to Forest Lake, Ink Improved. good dwelling house, di barna well watered, and will rapport from SO to &Scow& Convenient to meetings, reboots. end Meehenhe. A hero part of the purchase money can remain for entries of years. N 0.8.-123 acres of land In Franklin, (Upeonvilleo 100 mono lm. gused li erell=r i z%tee d o dwe r.. lllW l T .u ntri,te f r o o e t d alr e s „; .I :. onvimant rpoeear Pert of flap:lane Money may remain for buries etyma. No.4.—let acres of landln Dlenock.lo3 Improved, well watered and fenced.good new dwelling house., barns, orchards , wed chest Oct Una.' upon It suMcleat to fence the whole farm for tiftY years. Two and a half calla from Dimock Camera and Ova miles Rota Montrose. Two-thirds clam purchase money can recualn fora m lea of yeara_aocured by bond and mortgage. No. O.—S2 acres of land In Bridgewater townahlm mile. from Montrose, Llt acres Improved, a good never dwelling homw, harm 2 forty.fee Rhoda, a good grafted orchard, watered. One bolt of the purdiam money car remain fee a number of years, secured upon the prendsee. N0.11.-100screa,elluateAn Bridgewater. two miles from Mon from. 10 acres improved, good new dwelling hone., larn.thd trek red. One.thirdof {heron:am money down. and the faience In I. 1, ft, 4, sad. yam. - Mo. '.—Slteatelu the township of Forest Lake, four miler from Monts:sm. A daily lbw mamas the house. 1156 acres. Over lOC Improved, • good dwellins noose, two hares and sbeda Rood neck ard, SaW mill in coed running order. and elder mlll, churning 1.2 water, milk house, ar... Terms: Medal, of the purchase moor) down, the balance In five annual payments. NO. 8.-2le acres of land In Renick township. 100 acme hamar ed, g,ood dwelling house, two barna lemon house, flue atahling. walocal s and Snider • good atate of Improvement, convenient to =lmo , . nod Mediae...o:W =a be conventiently divided nod made Into two farms. Terms: Onehalf down, !ratan. In Installments. e. 9 In thetarrothip of Jessup, seven miles from Mont roe. ethstathingelthe acres, forty-trelmproved.• goal ,,, torisbara. khools.:= 6 . n OnTln e f IrpurrlZ'mot'icy r 31•11, Wt balance can be paid In row equal payment. N0.10.--81tusze In the township of New Milford, onersthing 100 screa—ltOacres improved; two rulath Rona the Borough of New Milfbrd. and about eighty rods from the Lactawatra and Wratern Ball n 4.41 ,• well watered with spring,: good building. and • Sr.. beving orthard—a grove or p the ermine, suitable for ties or telegraph poles—a schoh o u se In the immediate vicinity ; and three different Churches within two mile.. 100 acres from the farn, will be sold If the purchaser thoold not want the whole. Tarns reasonable. No. 11.-406 saes. adjoining the village of Sosnothanna Depot, I 0 the N. T. et Erie Railway. one of the most C•n•tenha farms n the vicinity from whirrl to sail niflk do the village. Will keep lZ mem, and tomato work the Rim. There We about IWO te ß r poies on the farm. worth $l,OO each, beetles a ClunetitY of road hp and wood within a rolls of the wiliage; Mro good ewe line honsea, five hares :and a saw mill. Therels alwh on the farm a Ore proof paint rolne, and a paint mill In good running order two gooe orchards. No Imo than six passenger trains leave the depot daily War an enterprising men to make money the farm is one of the marl desirable In the northrm pert of the nate. 11.--81 Mata in New Milford lownatdp. two milts moth from Me village-110 acres.--about 'fences Improved. • good house lam. and Out buildins—finely fenced cod well watered—a good for of grafted (r o ll (peach,pluto, and cherry ,—we3 situated for Wry o n e , t wo. One half the purchase money down, the lance In one, two. and three year.. with tamest. A wry fiber.: deduction to price If the whole purchase motley Mould Ds petit dower. a. cumentraux . _ Address CH A MBERLIN & aINDM, January 181866—t1 Koster:se StsQuellsons Co.. PA WHEEL HEADS ! WHEELS AND REELS. shop la Sayre's. Foundry, or on S o by . 11. ' ss 0 yre dc ' tsrotbera. al their Store in Montrose. Flax Wheels. Wool Wheel; Clock Reels and Wheel-Heads! Wholesale and Retail. Bed Wheels wad Heads that no posslbli be nude, sad every sr tlele searrant.l If properly used 0. M. CB.LNDALL.,g Iferntrom, January 1, MM. R. B.—Repshing done on short Intim. 0. M. 0. WILLIAM W. SMITE, OMl:lturer. H ABL4/7 AND (SHAM ISAMU al toraps constantty on band l kinds of Canutic Fraarrons, or far Matt ont.:an. Paed at-abort =Rica. S S. 11103..-41 top and Warn Roasts foot of Idalzs St. M.. March LAW NOTICE-NEW MI,I. BENTLEY 4 FITCH havlmg seen:fated EL s. Bairtn, with them as partner In the practice of the law to all Ile vari ona branches, the Imaintas will hereafter he gone In the name of Ben.tley,Fitch&Bentley, etal all trainees ememeed le them erill he attended te with prompt ttEs•exel fidelity. Mee same so oecupled by Bentley & Fltch. S. I. SIINEELSI L. P. EITEL ..... S. S. =INSLEY. ES. SiVELSOSO. Jamszy ISGS. P. REYNOLDS, LICENSEO AUCTIONEER ' s ICLIS DRY OCKU/S sod oil lands or Meretiandiso and Woo Montrose, Ps. De e.. 6. IBM —V Examining Surgeon! ratatr,EliVilfzbi tLe 4t":g md glee comm. am to sll .I.Mbxl to Pensions srlunuend &Hs t pllestlonsthst may be rsentedto hien,Att Montrose, N. u.co4"; st J. & Tirbelri Hote . E. PATRICK. liontrcee,Aprilll.l/68.-tf McOOLLUM & SEARLE. Ittorneys and Counsellors at Law, MONTROSE, 817 SQ. CO., PA. nikeeitLaitcrap'• Nei Brick Bullding, cam Lathrop, Tyler & Rllay's Store. 8..de1....u.utt, • D. W. 6 aaaci rahrnary IT. I.Rta I E. M. TURNER, Attorney -at- Law ! OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORK Montrose. Aura% 16.1861+5[ D. BREWSTER, AUCTIONEER ! Montrose, Pa. Montrone, April 4. ISt4.-if HOME 1121111ANCE CGMPANY. OF NEW-YORK. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS. Matte si.hatary.lBl.4. • SI.II.YORIMI. LULUlatieL 724803.92. J. MILTON Sawa, Secretary. Ottaz. 3.ll..arra,Pluideso. Jong bloGx..Asatlagoad Bee'ry. I.,Wmagumen, V. Prat. Pollcitelomal and reatweel by tba andartyynad, at kLotboe, craerthe Pasbelce.. BILtINGS STROUD, Agent, Kadmst,Ps-au1yt.1862.41 NEW FIRIN. lipp - nowi. warns & WARNER hays altered Into a co. Partnership for the punier of selling Du GoodsGrixterlest Crocks hisnlteare, Iron and steel. Boots and Stsisna Hata Caps. &r... at th ey. e General Finding Ware preihnialy occupied by ht_ B. WII. W& hon. We nsipectftlEly solidi the patronap of all. Monitose, /sour, I, 1813. On the Track. C. F. MEEKER, LVTNO Mthseed the Foundry and muck an nand of P. H. H COTIVIII. le prepared to mambo:Um Plows and other Castings, =VW, found In a Ocisati !Bs" ix dunk m 1 'KA Foundry opposite the Post Office /a New Milford. Pa. N. B. OLD LEON WANTED. fbr which I IC p•) MIL O. F. MEEKER. New)Ultata. Rem It 2/14.47P $0 Z Oil 0 1 11 irAfirel9Vi ta p r iyaNt.B . by OZODO EM o u r t ri 'AsLot yet =sae rar • by_ Mach . WAD, WATEOI7B FOSTER. STERLING'S AMBROSIA, Fe. redwing hair. rovu le by LEEL Tuttani. B: mcmthme.oct..l66. PHOTOGIMPIE ALBUM. FOE BALE BY ABEL MAUL Vatic., Pa. Deattatar 1865 - 1865 Mightier. years ustalillab [nowt. Y. City e Only tiarallible remeoina " " Flue from ?ohms " Not dangerous to the Human Family, " Ram coma out of their holes to die." "Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Exter's '' Costar ' s " Bed-Bug Exterminator iSqllqultt or wash dined to &Amy. and also no a pre ventive for tied Boca, .14c. "Costar's'lllec'ePow,r for Insects, 1. rot Moths. Moog altos, Piens. Iloil.BitgA I moots on Plants, Fowls. Ani mals, Stt An. /Lc. As. Ac. Sold by all Pro=bets sod It lo! len ryor , Ybere. W . ! ! ! 11rvrAna ' 1 ! of all svortblevarnltationa LT Soo tlug •' CurrAn's" tame la oo each Hot, llottlo, and Flask, before you buy 1-I..nry R. COatar, 'X - Pars.,U. Dlr.. 487 Itan..ba•v, A to Yost. Ur bold by all Droulas sod Dealers In Montrom Pt. INCREASE OF RATS.—The Fortner's tlitzette (English) gin wigs and proven by Elibires 11.1 one tan . 01 me will have fly and descendants no less lA. 34 to thnro yearn Now. I, Icy thin Inunrane family can be ka yl down, in..) would C. , 11.1/1.0 moire fhod than sanld turtain (Amin hunint n.lnes. Se , " Ciarraiettilvertlbetnent In One Taber. RATS versus 111.1 S .Whoever ell[Aaf 111J1.V.1 rig emsll bt,d, fes cruel moo whoever olds in extertnineldnk — ft A Tit is benefactor. We should Dimon]. aims corresimudents to "hoe or the benefit or their experience In driving OM times pests. e raved something beside. dno, eau , sad tntrni tor th:e business..—relcientir. it American, N. For "ObsTsn'e" advert:amis./ in Ude paper. “CIaSTAII'S RAT EXTERN! IN AMR le aimple, pate, glad nth.—the wart perlact RATet.ten, mecum are have ever attcne. ed, Every Eat that ran relit. Pl , rtil prel.atednon Afro 4i SI reale., will eat It, .el I va ry •e, :Let gala It a I.] cle,t/. tal,v at Bogle place aa distant as p.a011.1.• haus where the media e ...mud, ea,_l,ake abase. Mich , Atirtar.i Ur See Everaiia - advetteement in this pet*, AOUSZIC EEP !IRS troub'ell with vernun rf.ell to wr, uo Inneer. :1 I bey use `•('oer. - Alet's" - Ext , m.thator. W. bar t tt to our Pal 14setion ; and If a Ix.x would ha% e It. e bawetrl. pea,unn, but they reected nk.thlng ; but t' , wl :ter , ' article kuoclr• 111 breath out of Rate, .111 t.., Itoacbut. Antes. and 11.. a uulek erthan we ran write a. It ,Truat d• mead elI Oaf toe teun try.—Llgtedlua, Obln. 11, — Sue .. Coarse ' ad..rlerment In tlle psper. VOICE FROM THE FAR W EsT. -_Bl.eaklng or•Coerr.Or R 4. Roach, Ant, &c. Exterruz,ntot r. or, cndn and pn.sislons arS drat/I:rood annualls In Grant llonnt4 v.,_roaa than 000ki psl tor • ton of this Rat and Luna kr - -(Lancaster, Wila-onso,, Htrald. vir Sec —Onsrmie" aclvertLoomar4 In I.llls paper. FARMERS AND 11 , I . SER that handredp nt dnitarli worth Gnut.. of shim by can ''' r. I 7 ZA - a ! anach, Ant, Sc. Exterminator, LK,nyht and un,l frecly. P' s. - COSTAIis - advertisement :atlas paper SW' Sold In MONTROSE. PA. Gir Bs all Druarista sod Dcal , rs. "am. Wt Reduced PrWes. Ti4z.:.,°,-,,1''..;;;;.Ta.°.-..h.`,`,T:'4.°,','.4`h°,'"'""". B. R. Lyons & . co., oat too•f eedthebartgry,Thut to ()LOTUS thonewho torlat, to MATHS', with the BYST ARTICLE of Ready Made Clothing, tobefoandfa the Coo nty, equal to any Currom Woltz Ituoi Wpb lEULNT E D NOT TO RIP. THIN AND THICK COATS, ifestsandr Pants, of every variety. pa AI..nExTENmvE......",., 1111 INIHATE & CAPS, lateStat7le.4l Ta AN E.T.A0771=3. Montnne, Aprll 17,'65. S. LANGDON. DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GORE GOLD! LOW! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES FOR Prints! Delaines! Sheetings ! Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes I Gaiters ! Balmorals Groceres and Hardware! Ready-Made Clothing! Hats! Caps! Yankee Notions arand all our MV1,DF....X9 VARIETY of etoet. We rest haw more room for our NEW GOODS, and are detortained to clean out the old stock. Ilif - Colue and roe or Wore purchaatup. UP' The htzhcat.prlooc witawya paid for Butter. Uninand Pro. duce of an Plod. J. JehinuN. Pain:Pao, April ISCA—tf SCOT T'S POPULAR REMEDIES. These Med!dna are warranted If used seeortling to direction. Try them and If not endletectory return our half the medicine and lie money will be refunded. I hove sold thoesatals of bottle.. but none have returned. scars CHOLER/ CURATE' Vila medicine le wropotexl of Om and Ibobb and cameo •a Im. mediate reaction to the byaern. and la hatno/eee to all. It two beet used 1n tbe SPOTTED FEVER. to ► number of can% and proved effectual. Full dlrectloua on each bottle. Pans GO 0000.. SCOTT'S SANATIVE CERATE. -• . - JEFF. GRIFrIB. Y. IL WARNER. It ts composed of vegetables, and Is entirely barmlemb Frio? Imentygivecentta box, Duo firs,—We have hod ample opportunity of !reales the et, toe of your GeV. for mauy year% iv:1..16w! It ea you moommend 11, and we have Do heeltation co recommending it tohe d public. L. W ISINOII.I. 11, IL D. Newfor. GALVIN 0. HALSEY, M. , D. Ato.t.reee, Wm. H. PIER, M. D., Wilkeelarre. RenaldUredbyL.Beatt_ Scranton, Pe. And for sale by I. N. BULARD. Moutr W, weru) a SON, Nem If 11111.11. IRA SCOTT, Bellnoville. Menteina. Tor 101h.112,111.--t1 InternationalfirelosuranceCompany OP NEW-YOP.K. Office, 113 Broadway. 14; ul I BRIARS, CHARLES TAYLOR, President. liatuvros BRUCE, Vice-President. Ouvra Dasar., Acting Secretary. BILLINGg STBOIJ D. Agent Katattuk, /man 11.11115-19 Is • Nate—used for Rams, Sflus, EO/3511,6, RLacc Rao AST% QG &0. 1 .46:-S. 1805. 1,*(35. 1 "404'5. 1 P. 4455. I. 0.4(35. NEW GOODS FOR DYSENTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND SICK HEADACHE, SOURNESS OP THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. FOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD HEAD, FROSTED FEET, INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, OLIAPPFD HANDS, INDOLENT TCMORS, SPRAINS BRUISES PILES ? COUICEI, 6C A WORD TO THE WISE. W 7 PRIFE & WILSON'S, The Best Family Sewing Machine MADE, £IS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE, But makes the Look Stitch THE VERDICT OF T 1 PEOPLE IS DECIDEDLY IN ITS FAVOR.. The foot of then befog mon of those Machines sod THAN 1/F ANY tITII ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY For further particulers the Ac.int. where the diOlrcnl ray le• or nmelithce •vr l'artics ll,tt hat, lllted ~ thor so r-ule.l St+udar , l NlArtllLte havo them e !%, ITten 10• ,, Y Ir favor 01 tIL,o. EVERT MACUINE WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE I= semnal mantle It recota , aenos tteelf al,vt all others. 1. Wanly and tacell.• nor of n•II, r. work tag endady 1,11 on ,t Ik. n• 4, w,.. and ....ton t ooda-21,111 tint, quilting, gati,rlon. I on, cording, f ad braiding. 1, Mr, nab of trams that 1011 not r; nor navel. r, Tnnl , ot kto.ido In 0,04,0 .nn kny wo thrtnol, d In net orn for. lea. !Inn'' , to vq, rolalr 4. Sva - e, vltl• ,, ;:t 11. e la. ol a.hotl lr, 1.1,,t.r doir, awey morn co o , N•rivntl• nf tht tension of the fiLd, Mead. Knreatacnatrrap,eti ~ tin • et AO.. TtleaellTe w`tn all the new! nler-rt m,et,.. Rar ranted nn,! ...Mart./I , ro 51,•e, at Ms.. et et , r , r: e best ol Ham. 1:111 , 1,,,t e 1 given. tvvnas X litl , Dazto In U. a. %loan.. aed _ J. 30.15G5.-1.1 Delaware, Lackawanna, and Westert - 414 K ¢o Ft i Summer Arrangement, 1865. P.t SSENGER ThAI .N .4 EA VT.: =! MOrnicgi Evr%CiC Tra, i T%.• =I P. 11. P. ttl i 9 to i .vo NI , ft 1" , ,I. . . , ...,11.•, T. St‘e 1 -_, 2 -1 "lit Id 7 8. 1 . • 91.22.15 , 129 l't. ull/... . 1 1 111 > 1.21 E 1 !A 5 1 r0ut1.. 1 .5r,.. 11 , 7 1 9 '1 ; 1 . I t 2 1 •5 1 ' ,. ' t 1 1 '1' ; ':: .• tl 11, . I S. ' ''• 1 • ' 7 1 45 , • 11 ' 11 ~1 1 ... t a - tot. '" ' • • . ger. voi 1. .... ,:• 5:o , I 115 ' 1 Fart : .., , ,Nti.;.., . .... ;.: .. 9.21 'll .3 . - . 1 ,1 ;.. 24 1 1 1 1 51 i I . I . IA 4... :.u.. .. , i 7. 2 . 1. 1 ; .: 2 :C . 17 1; 6.10 1.1 1 15 4 .51 111• ; 1 :4 1 2 •‘ 1:11 1. k,.; .• .. —_l - ... 2 ' 25 '; R '•7 /. 2 1 1 ^ r : . g' . .. mti2.l,;'d. ..; -.....?, ;12 ! i t . .z. ,, ii. U. A NS.. • •• • II X: 4 1 M. I'. Connections.— Westward. THE NIORN :TM; Tit k IN 'r ,^. Ne ntl,%ctta Mat•", ivt tba taa. I . 4lla,lt•tila •t T a,il at tire= t‘fi.l v.1:1 t rain tie llatl.ay, *lot Meet knot tit 101.4,1. ad. MAI.I.ITIC at all the pm ohs shot r.-Le : 11• St 1., al TIIE at etl aa. stal.ta.T ('boat alit, the team a I al .a Zttat , p rt , or•• TA. T - ,Tprffil way, treat, arrivl r,a tt Buffo , " at 145 a. to . Eastward IT E Ift , RNIN , 7 Till i:, from Ortat Vend with the ..rt the Erl.. the meat, at M.a..tur Icarmtt.k alt it a t 1 ,14 Inv 1t,dr.4.1.1.1 and Irte.meri., stat.rm, arriving 1.. I'h; A” H lat New am, um with a tramr nt....etion A I irt.WWIN, Reat:lng sad Ilarrtsbttrg, arrivi:g at IT .r:l.g.hrg p THE EVEN !Nil free c......hecte there whit the gem Y..lk B‘o-.•a, t , .. Fete fin l , v,z fr,m the Wte' - nt Alleut.ka Cht , r.t .114 h • 11.•:,:ere, alter. t..vor nztil A I g, , . . with Exp.,. Tr., for ,!.g._, A . ..AntowAt. and ilarriet.urg. AT mft , Lat.ks.arauk tit 610,, • . - g r• t • ,•.r.. ~ t. Wilkish.trre. ILA lutrrmetfmt, ,1 , 01,1•,.v.. , A 'Li t•a.ir.• tan 1t..1it...ad 1. anti from Car..outlaic sud ru• 41,1%P et K. A. 11 EN ICY 'WA VI, Of..Lenal Ticket Arptt. ,upertu,nticta. Stmt . " lease Pu.st 6 a, rt.. in •er.ne• lei= traits for.-er,..i..1, 1 ' , • . re w New 11.111,11 .1.; e. ~;( . . v. 0 .11 Ea. Pap M .t •,„ 1,, Wet., a.t•.11 al a \,, or.. aNI • p, r.,. rnr I-1 a, .p. Krt. I" th t. 1.111 laPalrtarlg. it N..' Neu' 7 a. m • hut'rllya: of Tra'n frga,.,tat LI P : p.m. nit a. ri ~ t 4. - ..Trea. Ure, Bern'. I 0. , ,ae prate. s,. Lap, Ip n, nn al ..1 NP. Y ,, rt slot Srnar,:.,,T. FIRE INSU RANCE. - - - Thelheurance Co. of North America, PH.11.A11h:1.1.1-11A, Has Established an Agency in Montrose, Ps. This isthe oldest Insurance a). i n the U. States OABII ITAI. PAID =MECM THE rat., are 111,w netLLn of sr.7[...l('Lr.ri, i In N. Y. elcirwhere.aucl Its Dim c. /r r.-rt f , r r:nr.r arse. H Sf R., C D. A.get.t. Ntor,r,,,Jul7 15.17 ,1 1 17. OM, ovcr 11.0 l'otr 1)0 Y O Z. MME!:I GOOD PIANO ? EMI CABINET ORGAN! I= 0. D. REMAN'S ME Y••ti ,c+n he Supoont with way TLlng Jo the Doe of Musical Merchandise, 072133 PIANO EZEI .JE %VSLIAJZI'. A LS , )—AA the ~ t tl y aarr. runt er. - PURE Silver-Ware itnd F.L.ti 6.J6WKLRRS In toy,: N. 8.-1 Hi I only the Prabas of not r lea" Bosun New-Yore Sfaten, and all Piaboa scr;d by rue wilt be tr;.t t4tr one rear. Cabinet Organs Warranted for Five Yeara r. S.—lf To nrant !r (odor Inrarnmont, don't cr.:. Your. tray, 0. D. ELEMAN =I GROCERY AM) SALOON. !tole t.lrect. where th. at tout, recite Such loam,: a, al' , oto.se trout b c/o , : taro t.l.owed part tqatla- :At, allot, to 0l tit,,g op or LADCES' SALGati, and can furnlah.ll drdrvd pried rooms n. Le DIES led GEN TLEM.E.N, or for Ladles alone. or vaLedoen &lota REFRESHMENTS T o. ^to tie Maud Oyetere. Harr orA Ergs, Boast Deaf. f iLeaa, It ut,on Mope, rolykeas lo every form hot or cold, Plea lad Tongue. Loteder, Sordlta., fact everything the nosret l atone. lu the way of drinks, we Soon everythlog incept eyirlisone or al. coholin beverages. o floweret!,nors ere of thr hest quality and warrectrd ;.nre A ter Winer. ...Sin, Savvaptard la, Soda Water. Small tear hr. Itx Crmr.. I e We hate...cured the terriers of a 01, clam Cook and warrant everything prepared to so: . tt, moat diVerrilled tsetse GONFEOTtONERY. Wo hare on hand the Ihrh.e, etehk of Coofealc,:.. ry ever brought Into the County. We no f unit, at solo:ea:de or stall 313ything thle 11 ne that may hers led for, and ea cheap ae can he tougt.t anywhere. Tobacco and C9ars Chewing awlern oat no Totacco of every brand, and C , gars of e,. Cry, q from a•• coot grab" to lb e guest flavored Havana. 14 arrC)(e3r i l l OSSW Our stock of Groceries con be beetle %hie part of the want, f;:fl=Y:Koirt.7.laltt print , , ''' Z ' Ot,TrttatrLkort, ' Falai... rife. end evervv.inn In that lire of ate best qualities,ln any quantLy from ono pound to IS too, One oodeavoe will be to ploaav all 'oho may favor ue with their PatroaaCe.Pieditlnue ousels" to taint.. in deal and to the etrictly One Price System ! L. KIRBY Mott/Ms Deeembar te1.113114.4V. E. TO RENT. TV.l.ol:4lo.lN.raVfvfx W rent G,r WO rerun qu , re Linos. Um 110th V. W. M. man, { - ii hf BOMBS & BUIR. SC }1 A_N TON, P.A., 142 Ja. Et sff7 !RON, STZ3I3., NSILS, bplka. brunblr, builder. ria d ware 1,-broad and Mlnlatffuppller de Mlne 111fferent kart boarder bank and Trollbolked Carrlagr Ntearrialt fTrlag A c ire Ckelna and Ilorra B o Ls Nnta V. eehen , Patent erne I LIM' I lan b. Malleable fro. /lune .pokes. rendre Spindler. Bow* Pt lea, Ya:eat ',tuber , Enameled Leatter, b Ipbote eta, a ken ern' ea- rty of Uarrlngt and 11, a faetur,a „lonic de., 411 , 1/ r Clot m, et nl ntl, to rl I-pa, of car rock,and offer. r band Klan•Untn.l.Csr, can be roamd drew her, In Lill par of the St.Ve dOclle 1 ',Veit dlt rr 11 lumen Harmsen gledeen, P 1 "sin re. • T. Mellott. /Wye Grind. Woe* Plaster Pa-lr mr.nt 'tour Windt Lro AGRICITLTIJRAL EMPLEZENTS, Pal pm 11111 a dS awn - Enn , r, Dora[ ra olt a Parrr. Parting 1r ,wr lllanth.:'r ahta t rise ' , lnn/ f' &ran r BUM Nan, OW -011 on I . r 11-nd k a•rrrar , , L cietne and g 4.7 a' nth.' Ite th..g Fairtmaks • b,alea,dr.. leronton 11pr 1 r. 1 ".4 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL & WINTER. CALL AND tOS:E, TIIE LARGE AND NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING, J. P. W. RILEY GEO. L. STONE & CO their OVF,IICO.ATS art Good and Cheap. No, Styl , a of UNDER-COATS, PANTS, VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING Ellin, SALT, TEA ENE & GROCERIES A'. I nf rnnathy Rtth GOLD at the WI grellt de 11,. flan, tvz,v, 811/N tr. & CU. 3i(Altrw,e, Sept. V)th. I BEA. CUE NEW GOODS .r 1. Tn., 1 EN 1111 P. m. ; Tr ILE A rctnrned c from Noy York wlth • Eood \VatC/le.S, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-Ware Plated-Ware I Cutlery, St Fancy Goody, to *hitt] t,cy **old Invite .1:0 0dt..n , ., of Mc, frstcnda. Thoy kovr o E.:Kllsh, American.. and Sara Wr.tcht.r, Ow . tr. U '•I ar S!:ver •.f poperlor proiltlmo Enameled, Corot, too nod 1 .31a.a. a.,1 Metaof Earlkm.aidl P:da,,acorc,clc. Yna:del. am: F.tody Fin. r 1,11 ~ of ever) r rile arid price. Gild 8,c4.1 , 14. Ic-rtlece, ("hate:lune. 4::d Neck clodoc Gold and aedl ee.O.ALI II ',., 4 5 1 Table and Pocket Cutlery, I , olre r 11.er.e. utl,r Feu.t vel Caeets, :1 al nr eldo Cane.. it 1 . ..ate4 SA'sre ever hrenet.t Int.. tir,nne ecuopr.eler. every wilelelu uee.seo.e very beau. tlf 5c,....tv .11,0 orr.a.Lee.ts.. a nice Ice of Vans of ,11.40A1 1 0e, , •10ek, 1' 0. 1 0, Praels. V 0.10. and Oulter 81...0.0 0.4 T:lcin.Lt.,,N, n.,.130.2 1 ack every varol). Ba rorneter.,l;!.,rt.,,,,, N. e.1 1 ...e. t•eierelee. t. Cl:ueee, Sc. n isi Piano Fortes and Melodeons, Family Sewing Machines, ItP.'rt” , .o 4 Wutrr arr. 7Le shot , Gf were trough: r w!! he +.141 nn the most favorable tem, klntlaof Watches and Clocks Repaired ts.e. b EST NidtiNEß ; also EN °RAVIN° Ibia 6 kI,T ,TVLS. • EVANS ez ALLEN. Hal oltlocs, •ppoette foe Post Otto. B! , Koenitro.Uor lett -14,5,1 IcIEVIt 0001)8: NEW GOODS: H, HALL a CO3 34 Court street, Bingitautton, I.ve con••.nr.':y on lune. a Isfze ozock of rood., adapted to the Fall. past.!, tor fleas: 11144,...11“n. 0 . 5 K OM 11/.100,000 If rressnts 1st!! `K• s. k )st,b , ng prices. IL H. HALLa CO Dlns - 1.,, , n. N.Y. Isss.ao,er ~~ r~. r-= O'FE 1:,;;;. t'... ; ;:.:s , ,t .414.1. LL.: cast.; fr,..1 to raft. • in •L,•‘:,eriorseortmet tot ;,..0,, TAI, e - v - GRCCE R I E S . t.- • - , 7, SCR/ A RS, 7 KA ,`,, OOP:FRE, .5 . P I C h,',FL(IIII - . afl ,•t I.T. I ';!.o th ~,, k or bar,/,) FISH, Aud er article-. :;..,1 ;.• • ..1, I -z. , ..g.;rovorl,. Floor by the Wholesale and ratan. All :leap to hoent, I hope to •eto:ve a ilhera: star. o I c.PtAlrp - . N 1 - I , ..: , t,; . t.catclarlurt..llerrald for? ELTB."I/ B.s.CON"sne ,KIM REMOVED, AGAIN ! " The Famous Barber." Strad door above &ctrle.'s Hotel, Up St.tirs. el= Still Alive ! « E monk the 101 l 11r tit ve nee etlu 'OM 1 1 1 { , 1 , ". I:1, E. V.. 11.1 '10.4•11b, 02,111, WOOl., aril 1/111,Ne 11,0TH...re, at Uit • (11,11 1 • I A .1 ,, D." one tn;n: r.• ' e n of Nlontrn+e, on Inn ,nakr Torneake. .11 1 1'ill/ii H. ITT, M0n , ...e..1..ne 6. Idd. -1.1 1.1.111,1,1 UNDEItTiiKING ! A :11,•••:! ,-, : ,,, , , L.Joetbeen 11.31 ,, r,g rt.-at 1 norovotEnt. Ir , r..,11nr , , viol Nrol parr...orgy of Ws frl. LI, pol. l r,C . 7 11.5-ar It V 'et.1,1.5...*1. 115:r. Y Nan t. 5 1.65.4 f 112 EAT MARKET, On Public Avenue, near Searle'3 Hotel. KESPconstantlyon brtr.d.,,,....0d•nr.r.1) of MEATS or 5i11c1.1.1.. CL.SII. pml.l for 13E.‘.2.F CATTLE., CALTEr.,.mILEEr.rraELAILITS. AL", f or TITDErr a 11111 , 1 , 15 5 5. 5 1 115 8 .T. H z °z °°><•! Li Fai3TOOK H &WLIT. blarlirnee. P rb 15.19M..1 Carriage Shop LLB BLAST ,- THE LATEST STYLES. - JOHN SAUTTER IMPEPTFULLY anoonnoesaltat he • now prepared bent JUL all ktatut of fart:acute, or the most farhlortable order, and war ranted to ft with elegance awl Pas`. LADIEri' lato,t New York Ay!e rirSho.. over I. N Beaune. rl Uontrrue, Non, t.1661.—tt. HOOTS AND SHOES ALL DESCRIPTIONS. WE wank' erne:trolly Infirm the public that we have Itert 1 . 1 opetwd a new hoot And enoe More to this platy, first door above the lame lionee, where we keep on band an Meortment of La,tie.. Illaree, and t %Irene' Shoes, a• well es Men's Boot, liannornt.s err d ttrogaue: also, Custom Beta told thee, made anti repulsed In the very t.e...te4 etyl•, And at the ehorteet. notice- TAYWIt b V ZWITT. Weal 604 t!II&& Mal L una.-aa E=l AT THE STORE OF of the very he. =ten, GOV ER BAKER'S MEE GLASS-WALE, LAMPS TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES. 1101:ii Ft GOODB, CARPETR, oIL.CLOTLIS, WOODEN-WARE, CLTLERY, 7.71 tc . v. me Reber. ;;; • liartrrr. latr 4,f Liar', At n your aervl NEW GOODS 133 3. R. DE WrIT'S. MIELE entooiber la nolo opening Wear Gootrant pricea conformed to the altatul rain° of all PIA, of merchendlze ; VERY It ?MI BELOW ft:K.lAm. nt Sept , Intti. Of arbk.b can bo found LAMES . DRESS GOODS to all It, rarletr• Great barpritor In Lalllea' Cloaktoo, Waterproof Cloth, /reach Black Clotht, and Colored MI Wool Cloaking,. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C. Blink Clotho, Doe Skim, Coatlop, Fang Coafloterco. ICentockY Jcsult, ' , beep •a mq Ontincu, be. Also, Tailors Trizcznlnvi. LoOMESTICS. Brown and nlcartedll.. Dentma Tact np P7acne4 C I) TOWTI4" Notions. Omit varlet, or limp and Itahnornl Skirts. Ladle( Men's and Cnildrvr.'s ilo!lery, Buttons, Carob., Skirt Braid, 131ndinzs,Tb , wwl of all Undo, Uncnlne Twist, KJ:Lithos Cotton, So. tr.O. Boots 8 Shoes. Non's sod Boys' Boots, Illalldrees Cotr - t1 Mrs. lima= Shoos, Gaiters, BoOnarsi Shoes. Women Calf hoe . GROCEROES. Sugar, et nett not to be beaten. VERY 13 EAT QUALITY Greet, Blank. and Jaren Term, Unfree, Spice, Ginger, Saler:Gas, aff and Tenancy, Bird tined. &o. du. NEW FIRM! 13ALDWIN & ALLEN, 1= FLOtili, FEED, SALT, FORK, FISH, SidOKED HALIBUT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles, Teas, Coffee, Spices, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars I 2 MC CirVIOJE;f3. 9 Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat, BROOMS, NAILS, &C. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN. - Will. L. ALLEN ]burrow. wed aide Public Avenue. torril 18,1864. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store Hutu,' boon noollw.l In MONTILOSE...I now We LAST it AT F.. .A. ' S rwlro t t.ll ' l ,' " 7. ,7;,`;..w1t..nd1d the mtlre 6toek of Itch mcefved Rom :iev yore the best hosortrcent of Silver and Plated Ware ever orered In Montrose. A lintendld Amort men t of Casters, Cake Itmtkcts. Copt, Goblets. Am, also flake and Ile ti ahem. Altoona, and Forks. A complets Aesortment of Gold and Silver Cl atehes, American. Engl sh. and nvelss. tineciaclrs. al lver and Plated. Flee. solld Gold Jewelry, Loci, eta and tt hat as, Nupeln Rises horn 15 cents to KM. wild. l 9 care Finger Itlngs. Gold and Silver Thimbles. Pocket &lives. Ivor> Table Knives, drc. Violin and Guitar Strings, I net received and for axle 'y U. D. DEMA.N. Meet roee..laeuare 11.1964. Tiled= of W=v4 NV fames. anti Foster ray:" alteonseil of 4toek ili•sks, Wu:chef. lete•ify. and Silver Ware to our ei s• :ones., Mr. SS 1 , . Brv.a, we wo oW earnestly eesel nor patron's:A the eon Ilc uenerally, who ran he In went of se) et fee et s e, e.eetien,ituoixls, to doetaloa • Mn anti exert:tee hlsttoek." tternembee-000 door above Scarle's Motel. Repairing as Usual. Montrose. Nov. 16.1568 NEW STOCK OF Fashionable Summer Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children, Almost Every Variety, Style and Price, GEM A Chip Hat, worth 15 cst., to a Fine Leghorn or Fur Hat, OFFERED At Very Near Old Prices. ALSO, A New Stock of Ladies', Men's and Childrens SHOES. Lester best toots and Shoes constantly on hand. Shoe Findings of all kinds. Fine Buck Gloves, &c., &c. I mill aot fail to eon my ..t O Me. to pace ucd quality, Cali nod eG Store on _Vain-street, one dnor below the Pustlies S;4' A Large Assortment c— ? „, ,o*. -. :. 0 ,1 2,...nir:4,..; OF N .: - ,T, • :v. . *_,, 4 ~* ':. :Fi:l - i , r '4 . " : "Z , FANCY FORS, ~- ,;4-re f-;',, 'edl y t_ "-A-- Being Manufactured '!1..'•4'... - -.'" ''--.... ' FOIL Fall and Winter Trade L. C. KEELER. EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS AT THE FUBHITURE STICRLISHEENT OF WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF MAIN ST. 'lI l oolni been flared end group nn• - Pro W. ved the p-oprieturrel_rtfull) announces to theolte• ten. of If oBtrose slot I lee the , he le conslonfl) mlakingandkuepaonhekna 'L,AILLIEJT & BEET aszurtzbau lot ruavixTun. E be fount. itt the Country Wester thefollotslns let of eon, of the ardclenealebWo.lll es st s o rt. duese recce cemt REA Dy PA Y 1./nresue,Wanutot Sfslogsny,rrlth classjeoln $U to $BB. 11nreausarlth ennrl le or tons.trorn 018 to /34 , . And s tar,resesurtrrent to It $B,/le.sll,sll, to . Warl,tatols.Klart' <t an de retner an drynaroStande,otal4arla Ilesan4 Arista. Tent 75 Cent, to ten dollars Ilseks,dtvato towel racts.footstools. Atomanly.nungep &e. u s nsse c s r sl 4 It r rdrig,nieehen oinNilliOn tables. ,harm—tan,.....0 , 84 seats. It oaken.--tane,eatt an tlwoodseala Waver) tarn noina.liete-a lett alarulrbedate hortuotictat :kw 1 orkpria.a. SP - RING BEDS 1 . A Land a At6ollliniliffir Otinf.exn - r•lina Ban,. Sisal. ST N.B. P.r. .Iyuladc , 'Pins on baud orturulabcdatahorlaatlco. Beareet.al am Bin reaull lief in e We onit norehuted It EFUL PEM EN(' pa WORK lI E.N ...end to do our W 071.11. W Skis, and sell It as LOW ult.-at I a Yorded W. W. SMITH., Montroar,February WAGON SHOP . Sleighs and Cutters. T ll'c end net ned coo now ho o e. z . o t d o o f 11 1,, C , 1tZ C T Ex i root, whore I.c will continue to cony on the adifodexture of Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &c. tt.cody Node Motto thle Igbo Lum bcr filcloccandllattetertiOWOO Lend, lisppsielnptt o! reatly.at abort notice. rent Staff for ennui and Wagon Ilattreensaterlalo,bcatquality ,keptcoofdabilYontind, CO to bc proplrod to do GOOD WO if at short entice. A good sopply ol read 7.made Spates kept constantly n hand. N. li. All pdrroh,tudnnt.4 to the underalgund will plasm call trideottletbolosccounts wlthnuttuethernetlte. Montrose. July 18,1854. WPQ, GARY. Boots and Shoes. COME at the old priern,Juglopenrd and for Kok by t. Unntrors.gevt It. rWI, J. LYONS 6 NON Soldier's Pensions, Bounty iTz Back Pay TaEltdendzmd, LICENSED AGENT °STILE GOVERN attyr, g in prompt nttentlon u,an dafm. eutrnatcdto OISCAIL No charge. u tam succetaol. (Mee OTel Lathrop, Tido %tut Itles Ik t n. .ev r et • .I,nat tl 11611 J R 1h.C411.1.1111 BOOK BINDING. Tv7= CABINET - ORGANS! CA,NEr,A=dthiWzr=" county ONLY or O. D. Best Instrument Ever Manufactured, Con.lnry It of L 471. eheso i in New root, and:save from t 3 to tlO.froteot. Prices from iSS to $6OO, Samplellll,o7l C. aut. :1 ncd reeelved goon, nese lestroctlon gook for the C.b.r.Pa Itelodeoz. The best gook yet. ALso, • :Ortigili Vlolto etrieut. .• . . 0. D. BEMAN Montrose, Si ovember 16,1848. HIRSCHMANN BROTHEBS EG Invatn pll the sitentlan of PI./ EL CII.A.S R to their extensive nonmetal of DRY GOODS, Millinery and fancy Goods! Yankee Notions, WOOL, AND COTTON 14.0t3.1./..7.11.1r, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., &C. Width they are prepared sell at rea,nable tf o res. Their dock h DRESS GOODS I.trn.aail y !ara , ..comtailang tbe Latest and Ftlatta Gondola tt• ruutrt, puctraped al twill late! Anatlon a.tlea, at Lyre" much t , a:u• the tosrkei price, and Da sold with small e+.lv4i.ec. ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, A 9couttful Limo of CLOTIIR, CARSDIERES AND CLOAKIN BALMORAL SKIRTS, Atm of LAin.Ks eCAIirS ?MOM. IJBIAS. 1111E.A.KFAST SEA WIA .11s3 s Complete Lthe ct FANCY GOODS, Sol:able for HOLIDAY PRESENTS DI 1 RSCH rtz t 1 BROTHERS, Iso.tn Cutlet , treet. Elva of the " BE &RI VT.." BI ne.toste ton .UeoofllßT 1E64. HEI 11111111 ‘4..=-4 1-1 la C:10 In the nomeronn dr7ertznente of hi. nereaintile Business: raaltiot the snort:men lar- FULL AND DESIRABLE. 1 O. D. BEMA.N TI Stock. consistaltgart of Drugs, Fed eines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stung, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Pa. per, Oil Shades and Fixtfiree, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimney Burners, Transparent Cones, Kerosene Oi I, Burning Fluid, Tur. pentine, HENZOLE, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Brnshes,Bird Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry. !lutist and Dentist idateriale,Whl pt Fancy Goods, Perfumery, dec., r& c .,l o s hort, nearly every thing. to reztore the MO, tr r!ee , e t to tette, to delight the eye, to gratify the :envy. end ie conduce to the ref end erdiethollhi Collllr.trte °fide. cotione.gthri, 9,1882. ABEL T U MULL NEW GOODS. AT REDUCED PRICES. FLINTS, ELAINS, DRESS GOODS, SHEETING, SHIRTING. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BELTS, BELT HI/CELLS BACK-COMBS, - SIDE-COMBS, BUTTONS, ETC. WILSON, GRIFFIS. & IVAILNEE. Montrose. March "It4ll, IEZ3.-y I Agricultural Implements. T tLelonk eroth at ed and are.lltutrica Ilan of Wheeler, Iffelick & Co., at Albany, These Mani/Inc...are en favorably known and nolverm.'t , that anyeff..irt at reennimendatlon I Vonslder unoesensart !reit t emy,t that Oxperluact. in Inewitfaaturinai.and lons uSeMait 'nougat, - utintorinementa naiad, make them the CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD. I neamlil cal leamecl al attention to abut Barger's Patent Cleaniug Attachment now th' ag and nttamhed to ainalt .double treble n• en, ottar horreo.le, %and to rah, anderehot oteversbni threaber. 1 Leta ran`. 0 lb ..dinar}' band toi ll,ar dI. superior cl,,t •anntnk n 1, , made It takes no more vole, t o &h r. C t., oh than it d neot n &ter an ordinary separate r 6/1 r , - iM r r e ff, rrntais of dinning a , iathmert ',roe putout,are a ade Home were,' nu d and double, heeler paten , . 41 ' tI" Imps , erne tits. I au/rens...l (Mold'. patent, nt e Iwo. Ltd •ree t o a , niti , tor sawing wood. be d cotton , ne• • !ere ./' r r Lae, hr. An unrestricted sea.moi) . lb , .trotiztstmlarantythat theabove maelidnem nnegoalod • krork dorablllti o"1/ventence nndcheaDm..... Ferrate, s oirticulars.send to the sn bseriber fo r elrrn Its r amine nactilnkry Ordvmsoliclted and Oiled mitt promptness. I fdellty. A Ivo Agent for HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE, I.Atclratt matt afacturt B 11. SAYRE ese.Pa -rer Mowerfr r itl. country id achinenwarrartr , l river' tlr at'nfaction Instruction. for value. and /5.M.,. livered ofihnq, for freight or trankportutloli. A H neraonr ..I et.l ur to procure the tent and obeariesillonrlr: 0 . chlr , tr. Advlse•l le aritneeetlitevairk mitt Hubbard'. Light Inns alcierrr Sefton committing themselves to any other Mower t.oro uae °Mere rolinitid and promptly atterdiedlO. roatollicooddrres,lierfortl.Stm L. R. PECK, Agent. tlarford ...te1y2,1862.-tf VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A. vr, ,,,,, lu n rleArb m er t altl in 7 . .V4 I s e ,3 l . ... n atbzolt u rr , house and -T:arn Llier m ertn, and apriUt 100 gm., o:.•.l7rS nay Is a gagi /Illand Latlentlll, capable of cutting Ifo •1 , of lumber per year. Tic wend!l le within two Mlles of Ls t. :to Station, on the D. L. AW. EtallrnaL A good real non itrcal lb. whole property There Is arati and lumber enough •+. It V L 4 for it 'wive over. A ran chanee..-_will bn old Low, with rat ti tea AlSirt, the farm toot.. as the "q?suirts Robert. ' , lnn, Wyoming county, Pa, cantelutng about We acres, I , rd'o loom Nl:hot:an :nation, lying on the Tuukhartnock Ortna ; alvt i So of:., tlll. Ibe lointree up very &strait I olo' ALSO, valoal•• Mill property, now mile horn blont-vo, s• outlet of .1..,eb lake, amilttlnua and mead. att. about 10 Kers of land, with rho water power. The grbdtal i• tc w doing n pad custom i.well adapted for ILIVIreI..% atrL A 10. a rattahle farm ono mile from biontrose,coomliota Mn L•ra metre. May agree of choice eon] land ; the Lehrer . tb This farm Is (mord with good stone wall. well watrtol. start bLatt rtate of cultivation ; Ls capable of kveLlug. from forty tr arty towa—a very dnelrable prop. etv. ALSO, a honee and lot In the Borough or barint,„e, g the Pohlretttquare The 1 - dlelbt.llllAacrua ago ., of Ia••LL barn and choler. halt At anna 1005. TL a ettentlon of 111.0 nad , r,s, to pli•ri,6l , ”qll st ate Pro these int Sp,Sies, as they ace good end deal:nide Pitt d the prior.. -.4,d for Pam. LLtotra lams will to given. IL tailcon,utner Information, bail on, or addroat,lratrta • t'l i ttstott, Lor-r.e or . bIEALLI. Montrose. Su-quchanna Co., Pa, Jam flea, 1565.-3( Carriage Manufactory. Trar . 6 0 7 . 140 . ed w:WL=tftilly.sotlatt old tho cittrtul Carriage & Wagon Stand, famerlY ocollpted by T.. FI 8.0116115, where tit, tz prepared l 4° all work to Ma 11 ne of Ir—gnesd NLT if DISPATCH - .na In. Superior Manner. a la . rag dale' n the beat of 10.V . 1e ; and C lloctrose, Juno 8, MIL GOODS FALLING. GREEN•RAPEEL or other good morel. CA lionrmee. .Auv;sri nMa a I.ll'ollo era OEM is no o rece:vl2c. new nu p.pq . Of I) ifIS !
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